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Home My WebLink About1974-03-18 - Orange Coast Pilot7 Beef Surplus Causes Drop DAILY PILOT ***1oc*** MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAR.CH 18, 1974 In Prices--Teinporarily VOi.. 61, HO, 11, 2 SECJ IO!'IS. 1• ""OES '"-"""' o as Polisli Joke • • On A1nericans Bern a rd "Twiggy" Kowalski, l}lanager or the Polish motorycle racing team contesting t h e Jnl.emational Champions Challenge in Co5ta Mesa last weekend, inadvertently told an "American" joke at the beginnblg of the thrfle. race series. Buttonholing a G<rman-.peaking newsman, the bu.rly 275--pound racing coach said, "I don't wish to be forward , but the Polish nag out there in the infield is fl ying upside down." • The message was quickly translated · for the race officials, along with Twtggy's explanation that ..1lu! roo and .whit. Polish banner when hoi sted upside down "becomes the Czech fl o.g." Foreigners Top U.S . Cyclists ' In Mesa Racing By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of n-. 0.11'1 Piiot Sl•ll Foreign racing stars outclassed the American speedway motorcycle team with a score of ~52 in Costa Mesa Sunday to take home the International Champiorn Challenge trophy. The foreign team, headed by six-time world champion 1van Mauger of New Zealand, beat the Americans in l\\'O out or three matches at t'ne Orange CoWlly Fairgrounds. Although the invaders captured the title, the American team, captained by Soony Nutter of Topanga. outscored them tb-160 for the l.bree-day series. Slmday's closely fought action brought some bitter disputes between lhe riders and referees an~t ended _in a. fistfight in froot <1f 5,000 fans involving, U.S. champion Mike Bast and Scotland 's Bert Harkins . Bast threw a punch at Harkins, claiming he was cut olf in the crucial last race. and the two fi st-swinging combat.ants had to be pulled apart by other riders. Still feeling the pain from an earlier rib injury and a bad cr:ish in Sunday's racing, Harkins limped to the microphones after the trophy presenta- tion and, In a conciliatory gesture, thanked the Americans for their bospi· tality and said he hoped the foreign all· stars W91lld be invited back to the U.S. "very !!Ooo." ~ Poland's Zenon Plea:. and Edward Jancar.i. af1er making some impressive sl»wlngs Friday_ and Saturday, were plagued by injuries S1111da:y. Janean was unable to ride because ol an arm. injury and Piech. after hurting his ribs and shoulder during a crash, continued to ride but in visibly "detuned" fashlou. rndlvidu•l point scores Sunday w~r:e Jvan Mauger, New ,Zealand, 14: Chris Pust:y England. 13; 8arTY Briggs, New Zeala~, 11 ; M.ike Bast USA, JI ; Mike °""""·USA, II : Steve Tla!t. USA, 9: Bill Cody, USA, 9: Bert Harkins. Scotland, 8: Scott Autrey, U$A, 6: Sonny Nutter, USA, $; Goorrre Ashby. Auotralia, l, and Dnn Be<Ser lISA, t. ,. • Beef Prices Drop, May Rise Again By Untted Press Jnteftlational Butchers from California to Maine have slashed meat prices 10 to 20 percent Texas Du~I Clerk, Woman Shoot It Out . HOUSTON (UPI ) -With pistols bl azing, a grocery clerk dueled with a woman bandit clad only in panties and a blouse out· side a grocery store following an armed robbery. The woman lost. Charles Hall, 43, told police the wo1nan entered the store bran· dis.bing the weapon and demanded the proceeds from the cash regis· ter. As soon as she left, Hall grabbed his,. pistol and ran out in pursuit. The clerk and the woman, standing about 10 paces apart, ex· changed 11 shots. Hall saved one..rnund an d got the drop on the 28·year-0ld woman. Her pistol empty, the woman threw up her hands in defeat and told Hall he could have the money back if he would let her go. Hall said no deal and called the police. She was jailed. in the past month. hoping to boost sagging sales during a beef surplus aOfi.... keep many cattlemen from going broke.\>'-----------------------------• 'M:te lower prices are expected to go back up. after 60 to 90 da¥s,_bowev.er. "Across the board. J 'cf say beef prices have come down 40 Cen~ per pound during the past three wee'..J," said Don- ald l\1cKinnoo , manage!" of Catties Supermarket in Augusta, Maine. The situation was sl.milar in every other area ol the country resp::rxling to a United Press International s u r v e y , although in most stores prices were lower oo particular cuts of beef instead of across-the-board red.uctlOns. Grocery stores in 'tera.s, Cali.Cornia. Maine, Washington, Ph 11 a d e l p h ia , Massachusetts, Illinois and Georgia reported lower meat prices, some down by as milch as 70 cents a pound. Despite the loWer prices, grocers did not indicate shoppers have turned in great nwnbers back to steak and roast bee!. . "It's going to take a while for them to find out prices are down and get back into the groove," said John Hester. meat market manager of the H e b Supennarkets in Austin , Tex. Hester said his store reduced the price of sirloin from $2JM last week to $1.38 a pound , but roast beef was the same at $1.19 and groqnd beef heJ(i at 95 cents. "You still hear people say it 's too high and waiJ<.olj," lie said. "l'l><~ght to go out and try to buy some feed or fertilizer." Cattlemen say beef supplles are now at a. surplus because cl sluggish conmuner demand the past six moll1hs aDd lj>e marl<eting dimJptioos sud> .. the tru~ors' strike earlier U>b yeor, "We've got a marketing problem we have to eat our way out o(," said John Robinon, vice president of the Georgia CaUlemen's Associalloo. He predicted the present low prices will not last looger than three months. "This is a.s low as It's going to get. (S.. BEEF, Page Z) THIS AD ASSURED 'PARKING SYACE' Here's an advertiser • bad no \rO\!bl llnclillg a oew "parking specol' "" his lraV<!l lniler. Tbls b the ad that did ll: 16' SCOTS, sips 61...!(ec. brl:s, cust. awnlng. ''"'" GOod <Ol1d. Olll (Phooe No.) And what that od did was to .. u the traUer in just one day -not an unusual !itory from Daily Pilot 1dvertlscn. If you want to jOin the rank! of happy ~d U9ef'S, dial !he diroct lint .to results. Pbooe &42· 5678. J Move Uneonditional"l Arab Oil Nations Lift Embargo Against U.S. VIENNA. Austria (AP) -The Arab oil producers decided today to lift the oil embargo against the United States, Sauctia Oil Minister AhmOO Zak.i Yamani said. (United Press International said the move is unconditional). 'Frenzied' Rape Suspect Seized In Palm Springs PAL.'ol SPRINGS (UPll -Police held a man today they suspect is the "PaJm Springs Rapist" after a, frenzied attack on two teen-age girls in separate incl· dems Saturday night. , Jailed on $100,000 bail is Dan iel Raphael Mendoza, 25, whom aut.oorities believe is responsible for eight assaults oo women in this desert oommwlity in three months. A combined force of law enforcement agencies: in Rivenide County, Santa Barbara County and the city_ of Palm Sr!rings captured Mendoza Saturday when he twice returned to an area where tbe teen-aged victims were abducted. Officers said Mendoza forced tne first girl and her male companion to drive tum to a remote area where be raped the girl. 'lllereafter, he returned to the ,orlgiJW pickup point and escaped, they said. An hour lat.tr, according to police; M<odoza. forced a t>-year .. ld girl to -bim at gunpoint to aoolher W ~ she was raped. Again, he ' Ch "RAPtST,' Page %) ~liners End Walkout CHARLESTOJI, W. Va. (UPI) -West Virginia coal mine~ ended a three-wook long prot(st walkout today, which. at it.s , height. ldloo 21,000 men and threatened to paralyze the naUon"s stc. • lndust:y. Nine of JO miners had gone back co the pi~ before the weekend, but hWldreds of dissidents held oot wiW local meelin!ll w.re c:onducled &mday. • ' Yaman! spoke on emerging from the 90-minute meeting of the nine oil e:rporting countries. He said a forn1al announcement would be made shortly. "Syria did no! agree \\i th the de<:ision and neither did Libya," Yamani said, He stressed tha t his own COWJ.lry as the biggest Arab oil producer would lift the embargo, lie indicat.ed Kuwait Egypt, Algeria and smaller Arab oil producers endorsed the deciskln . Syria and Libya were the only tv.·o cowrtries against the de<:lsion to relieve the oil supply situation in the United States, Yamani said. Yaman.i predicted before the meeting that the embargo, imposed five months ago because or American support of Israel in the October fo.1 iddle East war, U.S. AIDS EGYPT MINE SWEEPS, Paga ·4 would be lifted, and 50 did Algeria's official newspaper El Moudjahid.. But Egypt's Semiofficial newspaper Al Ahram forecast the decj:;ion to lift the embargo could be delayed for a week to refer it to an Arab foreign ministers meeting March 25. The ministers from nine A r a b countries ·met for 31h houri; Sunday but failed to agree. Syria and Libya were reported blocking a unanimous deci sion to lift the blockade. Several of the ministers met until late Sunday night in an attempt to draft a consensus document. Others contacted. their governments for f u r t h e r lnslructioos. sourees said. Earlier Sunday, 13 of the workl's major otl-producing.oations, inclqding seven of the Atab states, concluded a weekend meeting here wkh the announcement they would maintain their posted prices on crude oil witll July 1. ' The Organiiatlon of P e t r o I e u m Erpor!lnlf Countries (OPEC! said ll8 deci!k>n not to raise the artificial price on which thelr share of the oil revenue is calculated was a good.will gesture toward the leading oil consumers - Western Europe, Japan and the Unit.Cd (See EM.BARGO, Pa %1 ·' • . , \ . Hansom Paid 1'he banker hu sband or '.'llrs. Eunice Khonholm has paid an unspecified an1nunt. of nioney for her return after kld1lapers co ntactect him at hi s l.ino Lakes. t-.-linn ., home over the weekend. Dr . {;unnar Kron· holm is a•vaiung word of her fa te. See story Page 4. British Lassie Picks 'Vro11cY Gi1y ~ . To Ask a Favor A damsel in distress rapped on the \\'indov.· of a !';e11-port Beach pol1ccman ·s car as •ne dro1·e home from Y.Qrk ;ind toda y she is even more d1strf"Ssed :i..~ a result . Christine T. Graff. '!!. a bro11·n-eycd Britisher with no I cal address, spend the \\'eekend in Orange County .J cu!, booked on a prostitution charge. Officer Paul K .. \Jula arrested her at Ea'st Coast lllgh11:iy and ?.lac1\rthur Boulevard Friday aftemoon. aftl·r :..1i~s Graff allegedly offered ~r favors for sale. He claimed she wanted !2S. ahout one~ tenth of the price of a plane tic~.:et b:ick home to IAndon. and that she appeared desperate and distraughl in making the offer. JmmigratiGn autnorlties today \\'1.'.C checking wbtther she qualifies for a free ticket, while fo.fus Graff a w a i t c d arra ignment in Harbor Judicial Oistrl<.1 Court. Red Leaves Uussin ~10SCO\V (l:Pl l -Pavel Lit vinov. grandson nf .Josef V. Stalin"!! forei1i:n minis1er and an active dissident , left !h · Soviet Union today for Vienna and eventually the United States. Morc th:-i l\lo'O dOzen acth·1st Jews and dissi1enl " gathered .i t Sh remetyevo Airport to hu and kiss the 33-YC.'U"·old chem1ea1 research engineer and toast hlm with cham,pagne. I Seal Beach Celeb1·ants Leave A1·ea Dy TERR'' CO\'ltLE OI llM 0.llJ ''"" 11•11 A cn)V.'d of nearlv 2.000 revelers celebrating St. Pairic.k 's Day in Seul Beach hurled rocks, bc>nlcs and firecrackers ;it pohce Sunday night \\'hen officers told then1 lhe parry was over. Police said most of the celebral1ts bad hcen drinking near a CQUple of Irish hars in the 100 blO<'k of r-.1ain Street y,·hcn thrv frl!cd rhe :slm't about 8 p.m. · '"Thal"s when \l"l' had our firi;t (";1 • of s!reakers, males a.nd fen1<iles. t h · crov:d began ·to get excited an k traffic," Officer Gary ~fai ten sai.. , ay. Al 9: 15 pm., I.he tfuntington Beach police helicopter. requested by Seal Beach, hovered overhead and declared the gathering at unlawfu l assembl y. t>.l<11tcn said the warning \Vas given for nenr!y an hour before police decided to niol"e !he crowd off 1hc street. ""About ~ 1ncn. \1•earin~ protective hrlmf•ts Y.·ith f::ice masks marched ln a line toward thr cro11·d. Thal"s when they" hcg;1n to throw bottles. pieces of brick, rocks and firecrackr·rs," :0.1ait«n said. 11 took police. 1-•;ith pnlroln1en from llun!ington lkach. Fountain Valley, \\'estmin.ster and l..os Alan1itos, more than ;111 hour to clear the strelt of the Jt er1ng cro'.1-·d. / • 1\fter the Huntington Beach police hC'l1eoptcr ran out of gas. th(' Costa Mesa police holicopt1·r w;is called in to issue JJrdcrs lro!'n the air. i\t;:.11,·n said 47 pe<iplc v.·ere arrested. f1Vf' <.f them v.·r>re 1uvcniles. and five ~rson':) 11-·ere charged 1', t!h assault with a 1lendty y,•eapon. Sorne officers suffer('(! minor injuries from broken glass, satd Maiten. Fi\'C' jX•rson.s ;i rrcsttd 11ere. also hurt, either 11hilc rt•-.1st1ng arrcsl or from the nying dcbns, but none were hospitalic:zd, he added ~l<i1tl'n said it has bccn an inforn\ill tr;1d1r1on for largt' cro111ds In ce lcbr<Jtl' St. !See .\1 ELEE Page 21 Li;;ht ;..prink!es 1\1l'sd3y. other· .,.,·rse n10."1l y cloudy v.·llh JU:>t a f('w pd!tfit:s of blue skv foreca!"t The \1Tatn('r ~crvice calls for h!~hs of 1;~ .1 t thl' beaches rismg 10 68 1n· od!ld. ... 1'011,\ ,, Loretta L1111n is o fourth grade dropuut, m11rriet1 at J.3. a gra11d- t)10!11er al 2R -unrl tht q~en "·' c 010/i.ry rn11.~ir· See Page J 2. tNllftt " <IO'l!ft • ' • ·~· ' Nll•Ollll "'"" • (•llfO•fll• ' O•>"f• (111111" • c i.01""' lt·I• SJIYI• .. .,,.,., " c~m1<1 " S1t1,.h , ... , c""'~"' " s•o·• M•rllfl1 , .. 11 Ote'll "'~l!ttt " 1• t1 ~il•O!I .. 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The report is a simple and straightfonratd compilation of informatiOn gathered by the grand jury, and no more." Sirica, who steps down as d!.ief judge of the U.S. District Court in Washington Tuesday, delayOO implementation of his order tor two days lo enable interested parties to file appeals wilh the U.S. Court of Appeals here. The judge wrote that "although it has Word 'Not Broken' Hearst Promises Action On Latest SLA Demands SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Nev.;spaper citecutive Randolph A. Hearst hoped today to break a weeklong silence by his daughter's kidnapcrs through promising action on lhe latest two denuinds n1ade by the terrorist Symbionesc Liberation Army. He is actively trying lo arrange a nationwjde "live" television appearance ..,.for two SLA "soldiers" jailed on charges . /Ir assassinating Oakland school chief ~farcus Foster and is revamping a $2 • million food givea·way to the poor. The editor and president of the San Francisco Examiner said during the 1vttkcnd that "I have not broken my word" to tHe SLA. which abducted his 20- year-old daughter, Patricia. from her Berkeley apartment si.x weeks ago today. "l am doing everything I can to carry out their demands," Hearst said in a brief \\Tilt.en statement Saturday. "The one thing l \\'anlabove all is to gel Patty home as quickly as po.ssible, and I Freeway Pileup In Costa Mesa KiJJs W oma11, 59 A Long Beach woman "'rts kltled and her husband was injured on the San Diego freeway in ~ta ~!cs.a early Sunday \\'hen their ear y,•as struck from • behind and pushed into a drainage ditch. the Catilornia llighy,·ay Patrol said today. Evelyn Crepeau, 59. y,•as dead on arrival at Costa ~lc.<ta i\temorial Hospital shortly after the 3 a.m. accident y,·h.ich left her 64-ycar-old husband , }!OY.'ard, with cuts and l>nziscs. Of(iccrs said a car driven by \Villia1n Harris of Tustin rea.r-cndod the Crepcaus' ca r in the frceway·s slow lane just south of Lhe Bristol Street overcrossing. The impact C"Jused Cri'peau to Jose control of Ille car which rolled into the dilch . a CHP spokcsn1an said. The Cn.•1:ic;1u car y,·as,tra1•eling about <10 m p.h. in the slo w lane of the freeway v;hen il was struck by llarrL~' C"Jr, offiCC'r.-~id. i'o charg\'S h;i1·e be('n filed in the incident pcndinl! further inl'estigation. a tugh11ay patrol spokcsinan said. OUNGI CoAIT JT DAILY PILOT fllf o·-· C•••• OAILY o>rLOT, wll"o ""~" It cem11l~.,:1 thf Hn•• "'"'' It l>VDl•W..,:I 9, ,.,. O••nt• Ce••' P~Dll'1'•"11 (Ql"P•n• StPt ••• , td•'""'' ... ~llhtd, "'6Nloy lll•oo.iQ~ "'"'"'· tor Cotta ,,..,., Nt,..Po•t lttth, H"""""o" BrKh FOY"'''" \/alloy, L., ...... IMcll, '"'-'S•cldl-t ll. •"" Soft C\e.,.,.,M•I l•" Jut " C•Pll!••no. 1" ''"Oii •tt•G>IOT O<llhf>rl ,, ,,.,, .. lllhOil WOH"'il>t PIOft1 I• 11 IJll W•1I ltY lTrH I, (<HI• M ..... 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The SLA siid on the latest tape recorded message to lfearst I as t v•eekend that its demanded food program for the needy was "crumbs" and that the release o! l\.1iss }iearst v•ouldn't be negotiated until •·comrades" Joseph Rem iro, 'Zl, and Russell Little, 26, arc allowed a television appeatanee . Remiro and Little appear before Contra C:OSta County Superior Court Judge Sam W. Hall in Martlnt"z 1\Jesday and he will rule ori whether a TV appearance 1A-°0Uld jeopardize their righU to a fair trial. The prisoners earlier requested the live appearance as a meam o! &uggesting a plan by 1A-1ticb Miss Hearst would be released from her "prisoner of war" status. "I am doing all r can to facilitate the appeara~ of Remiro 3nd Little,'' hrst said in bis weeiUld statiement. "l believe sud:I an appearance can be very helpful to the release ol Patricia. Unfortunately, these things take time as the people involved include lawyers, judges, district attorneys and sherllfs.'' Meanwhile, the People in Need program temporarily baited . r 0 0 d distribution to the poor to iR its final $1 mi1Um...f2r a_~ Q!'derly giwaway Qf_ quality food . lt has already given away $1 million in grocery packages lo an estimated ilil.ooo pcniOllS. The Hearst Corp .. oo earlier demands by the SLA for a $6 million food plan, promised to donate an additional $4 n1illion to the original $2 million after the SLA releases ~1iss Hear.;l lmharmed . They made the offer after Hearst said he h<1d no more of his personal morK'Y to put 1nlo the program. From Pagel , 'RAPIST' ... returned to the original point of contact, officers 1>aid. Police said .\1 cndoza y,·a s trpccd by his nulomobile, parked near the lntt'n1ationnl Hotel '11nursday night, "''hen a ntan matching his description failed in an attempt lo rape ty,·o Y.1'.lml'fl, one of \1·hon1 \\as injured \\'hen his gun discharged as he pistol-\\·hipped her. Officers said ?o.tcndoza Is suspected of being the same n\an who began the wa\·c or rape and assault lf:Jsl December. i\tendoza is charged v.·ith kidnaplng, robbery and rape. Dairy Agrees To Treat Milk LOS Ar\GELES (APl -Alta-Dena nairics has agreed to C'Qmply y,·ifh a Los Allgeles County lfealth l)cparlmcnt order to p:istcuri7.e all milk deil\'ered today. The orrler issued Saturday ca1nc aJte.r the coun!y \Iii~ Commission t sted :i-ninples of the rirm's raw milk rron1 ils (,~ty of Industry bottl,Y'lg plant and found Ille presence of ii d1arrhca-causlng bacteria. Salmonella dublin, J!arold Stueve. 3n owner of Alta·Dcna, said Sunday that none of the raw milk prtv1ously sold \\"Ould be reealled beraust. "as fnr u l"m concerned there's nothing wrong with the milk. If people v.·anl to rc1urn any. v.·t v.·UI take It back." ..,,.. Autopsy Scheduled SA!'IJ PEDRO (UPI\ -An autopsy was ordcrtd Sunday lo detmnlne the cauiJe o( death of an unldentlflrd young woman wtme body was washed asl'IOre at Point Fem1\n he!-~. lnvf"stlgalors said tht:re y,·erc numerous bruises on htr body, but theS<' could have been caused when waves pushed the boct)' against rOt:ks. not been emphasized in this opinion, it should not be forgollen lhat we deal In a mauer or the most critica 1 moment to the nation, an Impeachment investigation involving !he President of the Unlt<.>d Statell. "It would be difficult to conceive of a mOre compelling need than that of this NIXON TAKING CASE TO THE PEOPLE, P•ge 4 country for an unsy,·ervingly fair inqu iry based on all the pertinent informa1ioo," he said. Slrica said lhat the grand jury "strongly recomm('nds" that its report and a satchel filled y,•ith evidence should go to the impeachment comm!tree because; "llaving carefully examined l h c contents of,-the grand jury report , the court is satisfied that there can be no question regarding their materiality 10 the Jlousc Judiciary Co m m i t 1 e c · s investigation.'' Rep. Peter Rodino Jr. chairman of the House (0.N.J.J, Jud iciary U.S. Building Big Windmill \\'ASH INGTON (UPIJ -Tur government plans to spend $865,000 over ty,·o years to build a space-age "''ind.mill to see if the wind tan be harnessed ecooomically to generate electricity. it was announced today. The windmill will be built at the space agency's Lewis Research Center. Cleveland, in a project sponsored by the National Science Foundation. The agency said the windmill is a step towa rd future wind generators capable or producing 1.000 to 2.000 kilowatts. ll will be the first large wind energy system constructed in United States in 30 years. Custonis Agents Seize Militar y Copter Parts WASHINGTON (AP\ -The U.S. Customs Servk-e announced today its agents seized $22.5 million in military helicopter . parts, which were being Illegally shipped from Loog Beach to El Salvador. The shipment to the Centrnl American country ~·as one of the biggest Cl'('r seized by customs ag('nts in terms~ or value, a-gents said. Agents said they did not know to Y:hat US& the helicopter parts Y.-OUld have been put in El Salvador, or \\'hether they \l'OUld hal'e b«>n shipped to a tt::rd roun· try. A spok('Sman here \1"35 unable to say 'll'hether the parts included any helicopter armaments or munitions. The investigation 'll'as described as continuing. Agents said the seizure. 'll'hich was made on Feb. 27 but no:. annowiced until today, was made at a warehou!e pier in !.(Ing Beach, just as the parts 11·cre about to be loaded onto a l'essel destined for Acajutla. El Salvador. The parts v.·ere being shipped in 18 foot and 40 foot long containers and 117 cargo canislt'rs. The Customs Service: indicated it acted on a tip tl1at a rorporation in La Jolla y,·ould atlen1pt to export the helicopter parts to El Salvador without obtaining the necessary export licc.nses from the State Department. .. Commillec, told newsmen he could not cornment on the sub:stancc of Slrica's order until he had time to ('xan1inc it und rotlllult cowuel. But he indicated that he welco1ned the releui;c of the grand jury papen; lo the comn1itt~. Rep. Edward llut<.'h insoo of fi.1lchlgan, the stnlor Republican on the committee, said also he was "very pleased.'' "The grand jury report was obviously intended for the commit!~. and th&o.. committee should have it," llutchinson said. At the \\'hile llouse, Deputy Press SCC'retary Gerald L_ \\'a rren said r\ixon . had been informed "Of Sirica·s· declSlon but gave no presidential reaction. Ylarrcn noted, however, that ·Nixon's chief \\'ntergate lawyt>r, James D. St. Clair. told Siric;1 the \\lh ilc !louse h;;id no objection to sending the grand jury report to the commiuec. !louse Speaker Carl Albert said that. "offhand. it seems to 1ne ii \\'HS a very good ruling." SUCCESSOR Judge George l{arl, 68, will replace the retir· ing John J. S1rica as chief Judge of the U.S. Di strict Co urt in \Vashington . liar! is expected to divide the crush of expected Wattergate cases equally among lhe 15 rcn1aini ng jud ges. Beat Shortage Norther11 Stu<lenl s Charter, Buses ' OAYTO~A Bl::ACll, Fla. tAP l - Thousands or r\orthern C'QJ]cge students. determined to bee! the gasoline shor1age. arc chartering buses 10 bring them to Florida for their annual rite of spring. Others are phoning ahead and checking the gas situation y,·ith the Florida Jlighway Patrol. A patrol dispatcher said he gets a phone call about every five minutes from anxious Northem or Canadian students planning a trip South .• Offlcials estimated today th;it more than 40,000 students arrived fn Daytona Beach 10 soak up the sun by da y and to party at night. They arc the vanguard of some 100,000 expected to pour into the city by Easter Sunday. ·'"'c chartered l l buses and n1ade the 1,800-mile trip in about 48 hours," said Joe Spengler. 20. an elemenlary Niucation major at SL Cloud t ~linn . i State Collegt'. "A lot of people decided to make the trip this year by bus because o! the gas Fro1n Page l BEEF' ... Beef is a bargain at the present and \\'ill be for the next 60 to 90 days ." he said. \\'ray .. ~inncy, \'ice presidC'lll or the Anierican National Ca t t l cm c n · s Association. said quick recovery for the cattle industry \\'ill require a rapid se!l- off of current supplie-3. "Stepped · up featuring of beef by retailers is im · 'e." to kc e p .cattlemen rrom being out or business. Finney said. Reds Capture Oucl ong Capital PHNO~I PENll (UPI I -Jn hand-lo- hand fighting, Commu;;1sl forcC'S captured the former royal capital or Oudoni::. the first major rity they ha.,-c takl'n in n1ort• than three yeors. The Ca n1bod1an lli~h co 111 nl and announced lhc fall of the ci!y. lls CHJ>U1rr \\·as also a n1ajor propaganda coup for tile rt'bels si nde lhc attack ·came on tht> fourth <inniversary of the O\'l'rthro\v of I 'rince Norodom Sihanouk. Oudong ts a provint'la[ c;ipita! 2.J miles nort~ast of Phnom Penh and has a population of about J:i .000 shortage," he said . •·11 was cheaper .lfld a Jut tJf fun. \\"e had plenty to drink aboard lhl bus and Y.'(' got totally loaded at! the way do11·n:· But Joe Brisk. another St. Cloud Stale student y,•ho drove his car to Florida , repor1cd no trouble findi ng gasoline. ~ta Kolodziejczyk. 17, or Buffalo, N.Y., said she and seven girl friends decided to n1akc the trio by plane. "1'hc gas shortage put us off driving,'' she said. "\Ve heard it was tough to get gas." Hotel ;ind 1notcl O\vners wh o had ;i lean winter because of the gas sho11agc report business is booming. "\Ve are 100 percent booked from now until after Easter." said i\lrs. Bud Asher. 0\1't1l'r of the Saf11ri ~1ot~L \·!rs. Asher said tha t this \'ear's students appear to be drinking morC beer and sn'IOking less marijuana. "But o!herwise they are just like all the olher students from years pas1." she added. ··11ere for the sun and the partH:s." Sat1ta Ana Glider Pilot, 20, Dies 111 Canyon Crasl1 A Santa Ana youth alten1pting a J&6. degree turn on his hang glider was killl'<i Sunday 11•hen it stalled and he dropped 200 fttl into ;i rugged canyon near Crestline. Eric IL \\'ills. 20, of Beverly 'Dril'c, died when he aM his kite slammed into the earth in Dcl'il's Canvon. San Bernardino Cow1iy S h t' r i f f ' s deputies said \\'ills \\'3S proooW1cNI dead ~ Hl San fkon1ardino Comrnunity Hospital fol[oy,·ing Lhe fall. - Corooer's invcsllgators said I h c victim"s remains \\•ill IX' transferred to S::tddleback ~lorluarv in Tustin where funer~I scr\ ices \1·erC pending tocl<iy. Police l\ab Heroin SAN OIJ::C:O (L'.PI) -A Chicago 11·vn1an "'·as arrested at l.indbcrgh Field Sund<1~· night or. suspicion of possessing one pound of heroin \'alued at $2fl(),OOCI. Tina Bro\1·n, 22, \\'as charged with posSt>ssion of heroin und possession of hi'roin for sale. .Jolly Greet• Giant's? Eleven.year-old Lutlano f·abiano holds a slt00·1n for one or lhe biggest heels In the world . The ginnt shoe, part of a shoon1akers' e'xhibition in Bologna, • •· ' f1 nly. is approximately four feet long and wei ghs 33 pounds. , f'rom Page I EMBARGO ... St<.1tes. Uut a spokesman ~·anitd th.a~ unlus 1he industrial ruu lon.s controlled their ··galloping inflation" nod the prtccs they charge the cul nattons for their manufn C'lurt>d products, they v•ould raise tlll' oil prit.~ again. Tile OPt:C countril's produce 80 1,.,.rrcnt of 11orld oil export.~. . . Libya has ;idarnantly OPllOOt.~ l1h1ns thi: \'Jnb:1rgo because It c I " i ms \\'a!>ht1ngton 's policy ren1!lins dirt.icted aga111st the An1bs. • Sourt·cs s.iid Libya was provoked furhl·r bv President Nixon 's lhr('31 in his sp..·cch ~'riday to "slow do11•n our very r\·al and earnest efforts to i,:et a d1.:>engage1fl('nt on the Syrian front <1nd a permanent pea ct• sctUem('nt" wiless ;he L"1nbargo is lifted. llov.·el'er. Libyan Oil ~1inistcr Eu.edin .\Jabruk '4'as reported embarrassed by genL·rally accepted reports that Libyan oil is seeping through to the United States via third countries. Informants said his opposition to C'nd111g the boycott 11•it~ .. flrin but 1oned dO\\'n." Syria. \\h1ch produces no oil but docs control pipehn('s across its territory from Saudi Arabia . is rcl uclanl to sec the oil \\'Capon abandonlil before Israel agrees to withdraw its forces from the Syrian !('rrilory captured in !he October war. Coed Streakers 'Strike' Mesa Bo1cling Alley A mixed group of slreakers inlerrupte:l the bowling action at Costa Mesa's Kona Lanes alleys Saturday night. A group of four 1nen and l\l/O ~·omen galloped through the crowded amusement center at 2691.J Harbor Blvd. Angry ~Janagcr John G. Hal'a\as called police. but Officer Ed Drymala said the naked sprinters were long gone by the time he got there. Fllean\\·hile. across lO\\"II. a line of patrons \\'aiting outside the United Artists Cinema in South Coast Plaza Saturday night \1·cre treated lo an X· rated Sho\v. A man described by on(' young \\'Oman th eatergOt'r as "a \'iri!e brunette in a red ski mask" piled out of a light·colored van and streaked the lint'. Ht' hopped into another getaway vehicle amid a chorus of cheers and y,·histles from patrons 11·aiting to see "The Sting." From Pagel MELEE ... Patrick's Day in Seal Beach. Police •nad similar trouble ~ilh the cro~·d in 1972. but not last year, he said. ,\tost of the revelers y,·crc near tY.'O ~fain Street bars. the lrishcr and Clancy·s. ~·laiten said Sunday's fracas \\'35 not a riot. No one directly ilttackl'd the police or smashed windows, though some cars ~'ere dented and two shop y,·indows \\•ere broken. he said . - ··imagine 5(1, po!icen1en advaneing on a cro"'·d of l.5001Jiat doesn't want to nwve. That's a Ir it was." said the Seal Beach public affairs officer. "It was an un\a11ful assembly." By 2 a.m., the city's public ~'tlrks crev; had lhe ~lain Street clean again, as if St. Patrick's day had never nappcnrd, police said. Huntin gton Bids Fare1cell to Old City Hllll Tonight 1"onight's Huntington Beach Ci t v Council meeting marks the last time thC \'ily"s leaders will make their decisions in old ~lcmorial Hall. All city hall offices are set to shift this week('nd to the nel4' ci\'ie center on Main Street at ~tansion Al'enu('. AftC'r ton ight's session. the C1tl' Couneil 111>n't meet again until April I, Which will be the first business session in a new council chamber rtlurpped Y.'ith modem audi1>-visual equipment. tiered seats for the audience and nC'A' furniture for councilmen. fllen1onal i~all 11·as built in 1923 as a public assembly 11nd C'Qnvention hall. It y,·as later dedicated to the city's war heroes. and the 1\merican Legion ~·as gi\'en the permanent use of lhe second floor offices. C_i ty Council meetings Y.'C'ren·t l)eld in it until the 1960s, after the rapid expansion of the ci ty 1nade it necessary to use all other buildings for city hall offices. The last n1ceting 11·ill start at 7 o'clock tonight. Co~ncilm~n .... -11~ hold a 5:30 p.ffi . Sludy ~ion first, meeting in the sn1atler city hall annex building. Guild Strikes Un ited Press ~T.W YORK (UPI ) -The Win! Scn'icr Guild struck United Press ln temational today, the first strike by editorial cmployes In the 67·ycar history of the news ser\'lct. li1anagemeot personN!I mainlalned ne.,.,·s. ney,•spicture and broadcast coverage to UPl's clients. Promptly at 8 a.m. domesllc guild· covered reporters an<t editors left newllrooms In UPJ's Y.'Orld headquarltrs in New York Clly and in other bureaus across the cc.untry: Pickell were posted nt nlany bureaus. Foreign ope rallon1 ~-er(' nol affected I F De "" II E'' org wa A pri st tre B spe visi in req H ma gra deg ben co" st the tot 20 B F al call "" ill can anti Ora offi whi m 8\'0 Ir B mo cont ~·it inrie re for< heli po· 20. ann .. . .. ~ ... \ • ' "· _. ____ s:_ ___ o~ILY PJLOT_:J Saddleback Students W orl( for Credit of It Experience Program Booming Hy JAN \\!ORTH OI ""' Ol ilv ~llol Slllf f rom the Laguna Beach Police Department to the Balboa Bay-Club to animal hospitals to your local 1namburgcr stand. you may find S.:iddlcback College students. They are hard al y,·ork earning college credit in a booming y,·o rk experience program y,·h.ich has gro\\Tl to include 4f>O students in less than a year of operation. \\'hen v.·ork experience coordinator Everell Brey,~r can1c to Saddleback to organize the program last summer. he v;as told to e~pect about 65 panicipant.s. Aker a hasty infonnation campaign prior· to fall quarter registration, 200 mudenls signed up. giving Brev.·cr a tremendously unexpected ,,·orkload. But he v.·enl with the popularity and spent much of his first term on campus visiting local employers, placing students in practical jobs. and conducting a required human relations class. liis efforts v.·erc so successful that v.'nen the second qu arter opened. he found him,,,,--el f y,·ith double the number of EL TORO AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER ROBERT BURKE EARNING COLLEGE CREDIT In Saddleback College Work Experience Program, Jobs and Textbocks Go Together BOOKKEEPERS WILLIAM BOGAN , PETE CHA VEZ TAKE ACCOUN T They Combine School, Work at El Toro Marine Base Credit Union partici pants. Now he is juggling 450 degree program. h£> r.:in earn a 1ot<11 of students in a program originally designed thrl>e uni!s per quarter. Soml' 150 of the for only 65. presenl participanli. fall in!a this What is the attraction of v.·ork· category. Thf'y are requ1red to sign up experience~ for one of Hrl'v.er·s interpersonal For one thing, a student earns up to 24 relations courst-s for the remaining hou r hours of college cred it. of credit. This can amount to up to four units per The other 300 panicipa nts are enrolled quarter, wilh each ·participant required in \\'Ork-related programs from to take at least·four units more in other architectural drafting to 'oomc econon1ics subiects at lhe same time. to jovrnatism. \\'ork experience units -which may or The program incl udes 262 ,·eterans. or may not be in the student's field of study 57.6 ~rcent of the tota l. -fulfill elective requi rements for Most popular fields in 1.he progr<1m arc graduation in the college 's tv.ro-year business management. which h a s degree program. attracted 129 students, and police The)1 also apply \oy,·ard veterans science, v.·hic h has 37 students. benefits ~ne same as units from other Other job areas include nu rsing, real courses. estate, sales and merchandisin g, sur- The number of credits can1ed by a \'eying. electro-mechanics. mannc sci- student for hi s or her v.·9rk depends on • ence. library media technology. and the number of hou rs V.'orked . For !he medica l asslstant-c -in all 2-t voc<ition;_tJ total of fou r, the average student w'Orks choices. 20 hour!. "This cunicu\um is the best holding F'or jobs unrelated to a student'sprogran1 in tl}e school," said Bre\\'Cr. Kidney Transplant Do11or Comes Alive i11 Surgery BIRri.1INGHAl\f , England (UPI ) - A coroner's jury has ruled accidental death io ti¥! case of a man who "came alive" during an operation to remove both hi s kidneys for transplant. The inquest on l\fichael l\1cEldowney~ ~. heard testimony ·from surgeons and nurses at Selly Oak Hospital y,·ho participated in the surgery Feb. 19. three days after l\IcE!dov.'ney suffered critical brain injuries in an auto accident. He died 15 hours after the attempted removal of the kid neys. The operation v.·as no! carried out until later and the kidneys were successfully transpla nted 10 a reci pient. ..CQrooer George Billington s a i d l\icEldov.ney. a bachelor, had only a 5 percent chance of recovering fro m the ·accident and his relatives g a v e permisslon for hls kidneys to be transpJanted. Dr. Susan Padmore. the hospital's sen ior tw:>use officer and anesthetist. said l\fcEldo1vney suffered a respirator y arrest f'eb. 19. Coi111ty Probing 'Oddball Disease' From Leningrad Orange County physicians have been alerted to look for an "oddball" disease called giardiasis in patients who have recently visited Leningrad. Dr. John Philp. Orange County Health Department orficer. 'nas issued a bulletin to physicians as a result or an outbreak affecting 1963 Orange COun ty residents recenlly relW'Tlcd from tours of the U.S.S.R. The main symplom of giardiasis is pm:istcnt diarrhea. Dr. Phil p said. The illness. which is caused by a parasite. can be effecti vely trea ted \\'ith certain antibiotics. • The disease \\'as first recognized by Orange County fl ealth Department officials about three v;ccks ago v.·hcn members of tv.·o local gi rts· drill teams which had traveled to Leningrad fell ill. There is no vaccine or preventive measure. Dr. Philp said. "except to a\·oid drinki~ t'l1e water in Len ingrad." Iraq Calls Up Anny BEffiUT. Lebanoo CAP) -Iraq has mobilized three army d i v ls i o·n s con taining 48.000 troops for a showdown wil h a rebellious Kurdish minority In !he country's oil-rich northern regions, the independent Beirut newspaper An Nahar reported tOday. The paper satd the Iraqi forces, complete v.·Hh tanks and helicopter-borne commando units, "stood poised for a crushing blow'' againsl the 20.000-strong Pe-sh Mergha , the guerril la , army of ~1~a ft1ustafa Barzani. r ' She pronounced him dead an hour later and alerted a transplant team led by surgron Anthon y Bar~s. she said .. Dr. Padmore said when Barnes opened J\lcEldowney'S;, abdomen she S.:1\\• the patient's feet twitch. · "I heard him cough. and he started lo breathe of his ov.11 accord -regularly and with reasonable depth.,,. she said. Aft er the cough. Barnes asked. "Did he do that or v.·as that you?" nurse Anna Whi tco mb said . Dr. Padmore replied, "No. he did that." the nurse said. Barnes im mediately seated up the eight-inch incision. l\1cEldo1vney \\·as returned to the inte nsive care unit but died 15 hours afterward. Pathologist Dr. J. S. l\lcKinnell said h'C carried ou! a post mortem and did not believe the first attempt lo remove the kidneys conti'ibu tcd to or accelerated the death. ··in fact. it is possible it prolonged his life_tiy 15 hours." he said. Barnes told the inquest he had to remove the kidnt•ys \11it hin an ho ur or death 'vhich he sa id he assumed had been confirmed by 1v.·o doctors. "A surgeon has a du ty to his patient not to transplant dead kidneys. He ~!so has a duty to society to sec he does not act precipi tately. lie is walking a tightrope." Sames said. Last Time He 'll • Try Her Rooni ASBURY PARK. N .. J. (AP) Awakened at 3 a.m .. Bendetta Cardell discovered an intruder in her apartment. She grabbed a board and forced him to the balcony of the seco nd -floor apartment. where she ordered him to jump or be clobbered. · He jumped. A short v.•hile later. police arrested an wiinjured John, Shafto, 30. of Asbury Park and diarged him ...,·ith attempted breaking aOO entering. Witclicraft Book Bri1igs $5,000 LONDON (AP) -A rare first edition or a 16th century book on witchcraft sold at SOutheby's 1uctk>n today tor ss.ooo. The boo!< ~ Reginald Scott"s "The Di~\'ery o( Wttcha-aft," published in 1584. Few copies survive because the book v.·as banned on publicatkln and ordered burned by the public ha ng"1an. The buyer. London dealer D. f . Brooke-llitching. said: "The famil ies v.·ho had copies after Its destruction was ordered obviously took a great Msk but it is beca use of them that copies have survived unti l now." "ho can1c to Saddleback from a lov.·- u1cotnt". 1n1nonty youth torp" director· ship 1n thi• Long Beach schc"ll di,.rntl. "I hfiht'\'t• 1n \\Ork.'' he adde:I "Tht" JH:ie11t•al l}l'Op!('. not ~C(>"Sarily rh,• status peoplt". <.1 re \\'hat float this soc1etv. The \\Orkman is "·hat !his coun\r\' 1s ;ill about." · His students range in aec fron1 18 to 60--and earn from minimum y,·age to top c-xrcu!i\·e salaries for their jobs. Part of their requirement is to de\·clop a list of five job performi nce objcctl\'CS <1 l the beginning of each term. The student's grade. given by his einployer. depends on hO\\' y,•cll lhc employer feels the student has met his own prcdetcnnincd goals. For a secretary, it might mean increasing typi ng speed from 45 to 65 y,·ords a minute. 'T'o a medical assistant. it 1night mean mastC'ring ho1v to prC'parc slides . The VOC'ational students arc al90 required lo tum In a tenn paper al the He Wins if It Will Kill Hini BRO\\'NWOOD. Tex. I UPI J - Collon Dillard s a c k c d 10 rattlesnakes in 31.7 seconds to win first place Jn the annual r<1ttlcsnakc roundup. Dillard accepted '·his first prize trophy Sunday and then reported to a loca l hospital \\'here he is -reported in fui rCOn1Jition foday follO\\•ing treatment for tv.·o snak(' bites. · Bandits Hold Up Store in Drag; Police Seize 20 ATLAXTA. Ga. IAP) -About 25 men .,..·eari ng \\·igs and dresSC's held up a convenience store hrrc and le ft y,•ith their !ool in four v.·aiting taxis. police said. About 20 men vlcre arrested after the v.·cckend incident. Detectives said the group. led by a n1an v.·earing a hat y,·ith a feather in it and a shoulder holster and gW1. made off v.·ith panty hose, sun glasses, brveraJi:c and ice. The-~~ clerk. Samuel Orr. said the man ..,-ihc gun offered to sell him a picture of the ,\1adonna. Before !ea\·ing. he v.TOte Orr a check for ss.+6.80 and remarked that he v.·ou!d re the next president of the United States. Police said thev arrested Kenneth U>e Stephens. 25. of Atlanta and charged him "'ith inciting to riot, creating a turmoiL operating a dive. abusive lanJ'(uage, and carrying a pistol without a license. Police sa id they Ylent to Stephens' home. whe~ they broke up a la rge party and confiscated \\·hat they said was suspectrd n1arijuana ~nd s o n1 c mercha ndise apparently taken from the storr. Victini Fr eecl By Kid11apers ' PARIS !AP1 -Yves Boisse!. french prodtJdion manager for the Peugt'Ot !Ubsidiary in Argentina. has been freed unharmed after being held by kidnapers since Ott. 28 and is en route to France, !he car company announced today. Boisse!, 36. was abducted by sevf."'11 gunmef'\ as he dro\'e to h.is offict near the Arge ntine capital of Buenos Aires. 11 was not known v.·hether a ransom had been demanded. but an elaborate system v.·it h n telephone code was set up to deal wllh the kidnapers. No other details of. his re.lease were disclosed. end of c:it·h l1'rn1. !>C'll ln.!! out how !he; i.:ot !ht• JUh. hn1\ 11111rh II\"-'" .1rt p;ud. ;1 1ob tlt'.,Cl il)lHIU :uul \1(1rl.111;.: c:in l111on::; Ttl('St· p;l!l('f.; 11 di furn1..,h .1 \ :1lu:ihlt"' Bra11~hing Out rf'fer..•ncc hbrar\ fnr fu~url' v.·oM; 1·xpt·rlt'llt'l· ~1udtn!..;. Hn·11 f'r ~aid Tirou,!!h !ht• s,1rldl1 b:1t•I. 11:·ocr.1n1 is built on a st•llt• cdut•a!Jon d1·p.1 rtmt"'rrt n1odcl and has to n1rc1 state srand:irds. it is funded bas1t·al!y "ith lor:1! fnniis 8:~ l 'u11 r.~t'.~ Set at Various Sites "\\'t ha\·e harl bt~;11111ful t·oopcration from local ('n1ployc·rs." Brev.· .. r s.11d. ··Thi e; prng ran1 brings the colll'g(' in direct con1nct with the husine"~ \\'Orld. 1':n1plo~crs !('!] llll· Tf'f)('all'<!ly ihi~ prngra1n renews their f:uth 1n higher educa tion." "1'11<-companiC's <irf' grtting somMhin.::: c..ut of it -prrh;1r..; 1n lf'rn1..: ••f tht" morall· ;1rid 1nitiati\t' of !lh · :.toil< nt ··Bui the )l('r~on 11 ho bcncfic; n10~1 1~ !h(' sludf'nf Some pcopll' rl'port th~'}' had nc\'rr talkl'1:1 to thf'ir hosSC'S until they bl'gan lilf• 11ork C'XIX'rl('ncc progr;1m." Thirl\'·lhr1·(• eour'I'" ;1t :.1•1111 loc.111ono,; \\Ill h1· 11fl··r•1l 11 .. \t <JU.irti·r 111 the Saddl•·bach {'olii'gt· t'Xll'nth-d c:J,mpu:. pr•Jgr;i111 ,\JI e!;is<:t•S 11·111 earry full L'{)llep:t• lT\'d!I. ;u1d )l!'ll:if)l'C!I\•· .'!Url "J11<; 111;1\' enn,ill dt1n11g th1· rt•cuhi r \l art'h ~l to '!7 rt·gi:.tr;Jl .• on p1•r 1od ;i\ th1· 111;1111 t'i11n1x1:. 11r 111 lhl· f1rsr rl'i":. ml'"lin~ :11 !ht• "'l!·ndr-d l'~1n1µ.i.., :>!lt' :-.prin~ qua r!1•r (·~i-..~e~ l>;-~111 Ap ril •I !'iltt'S tor th·· 1 J.1s~•·.-. 1nC'luil1· l..:1gun,1 lk,1th lhc.h S<:hool. s.1n l'l<'nll'llli· ll 1gh SthOQI. L.:n11l·r-1t y lhgh School in lr\!lll'. Witl~o11t M~e111l 01· 1Vle11, Sl1e'll l1tl1e1·it $414,000 LO:'\DON (AP I -t\ dcnti~t 1\'hO \\'anted his rercpt1on1st to "Ix-happy" has left her S~l -1.000 1n his 11'ill but onl y 11 she avoids rn:.i keup 11nd n1en for fi\•c yea cs_. Anll·!i.1 \\hul l('. u1 her late -tfls. v.•ork('(I [or l 'hi!J p Grudy ever ~111ec: she ll:it school. !1 15 y,·ilJ is !:pccifie. stating '.\liss \\'ha1tl' n1us1 "nl'vcr use ;iny lipstick or n1akcuµ of any kind .,.,h,11Socl'cr -apart from cJrar nail l'arnish -<ind·.,.,·ear no je1rclry such as rings, earrings. necklaces. and ··An.1b~dr 11ho hnc•w .\Ir. <;rundy v.·i!l not find h1.~ v.iil at :di slr<.1nge.:·" friend ·of hi'i <;~1.d "11 1• II.JS .1 ll'TY j>OS"f'S.<;11'(• sor! of m;111. 1 rry str1cl and Jealous, who df'n1<1~! µl'ffi'('\IO!l " \!1~.; \\'h,1ih· lill'S {t),111r> 111 the !.nnt<i.~hi11· rnv.n of 1.~·•l<1:1d . Sht· n·fu~('d ('(Jn1111l·t1I 011 1111 11 ill Ce11lral l'a rk Zoo Dl'rr B1 ·a le11, Di e, ne\er go out "·ith any m;1n on her ov.·n. :\'!-:\\' YOHf\ •.\Pi -1\ 1111~· fallu1\ dt'{•r or y,ith .l party of n1rn, during the next s•·v~·rl·I: lx'i1t»n b~ 1and;il~ .1t 1h1· Central five rears... l'a1·k /,o1.1 h.1s tl.l'll 111th1·1n1ur11·:- The v.·111 added : •·1\\ant 1\melia \\'h.'.litc It v.:i~ 1h1 · 111·1~1 ~t·rtr1u<.lv 1niurl'1:I of IG be hoppy. a ~ she has be<:·n :i r('al lt\1· rfrtr pun1n1rl1·1f 111111 h~·r11 .\' ~llck~ 111 friend to n1 (' -:ind genuinely h.1d 111y thr 1nrul1·n1 \1,irch !1 i11!crc·sts at hl'Jrt. ·• Thi· df't I' ,_!l'tt·r1·il ~kult l!ljlJrli":> nnrl a Grundy. !i2. died l;ist .\ovcmb..-•r but brrik{n !i·c ;ind 11;1.; !l1l' onl~ Olll' 111 hi· details (I( his l\IJI \\t'l'l' ]US[ J/HlOUll('i•d ~l iss \~'hai l (' wa s n:imt'd sole f':<eC'inrix ho-.p1Ta li11·d It <hl·d !'und~l\ 111ght :it !ht' \\'Jth the rf·sj)(ln"ih1lu~ !Q _..,..~. 1ht' v.1H's 1\S!'('.\ II 1 1~p1 I 11 I lt1l' 1':1 rhs CfJnditions arl' kept. ,\dn11nhlra t1r1n ff'Jlf1rtcd. -~~~~~~~~~~~~~ '" and .\la.rgucritr O'Neill School 1n ~llssion \'ii' JO. Tuslin and footh~! llig11 Schools rind the .V!arine Co11)s A~ Sta tion in Sa»1 11 1\na also \\'111 house clnsses. Courses to be offen:d <it L.1guna BC'ach High School will include: -Art :1ppreci<il1on. 6 lo 9 p.n1 '.\l(lndu ~'S . Roorn 2.1. -Bu.~iness !av.. 6 lo, 8 p.rn. '.\ICMlda~s and \\'t'dnesdays. Hoon\ 36. -It('<!] t•statl' practice'. fl to 11> Jl ni \\'t'(]nc:'days. Roon1 31. -l11troduct100 to liter..1l11rC'. 7 lo HJ I) 111. Tul-sda~s. Roo1n '.!ti. -CrPatnr v.nting, i to I!,! p ni. Tiu1r!>day:<, !loom 24 -lntroduct1011 !o political sticncc-, 6 10 8 p.nl. Ttlt'sda}s ;;ind Thur..days, Rooin 31. -lnterna!iona! relations. 8 to 10 p.n1. Tul'c;davs and Thursdavs. Roorn .14. i\I O;NciJI Sch\l()! In. '.\!1;.sion \'il'jO Oltt' <'l:lssln ll'achcr <1idl' 1r:un1n g. y,111 h1· offered from i to JO p.n1 . ·n1ursda}s, \1•ith l;1boratory 11 or k sc/J{•du!t,d d11r1ng lh" d<J \'tirnt: Th t' sel ection at 5<111 C!emcnlc iligh includes . -Jnt roduet1on tu th1·att:r ;iris, 6:30 to :J::W-p.m. ThurSdny:;. Hoo1n 202. -Hc<1d1n~s '-in dr;.1n1..1 . 6 10 !I p 111, Tut·~a.\'s. Room 21'1'.! -t:. S hi:-.l ory. 7 lu !l p.111. Tuc~:i~.c; and ThurWa~·s. Boom ~07 -P,.ycho/of!\. 8 to 10 p.m .\lond;iy:-. .ind \\'('{!nesd;.~s. Roon1 70i. -Sot1olog). fi to R pm. '.\fond.:i}S and • \\'f'rlnl·sda~;.; in Hoon1 i07. l 'l;i<;<;t~ <11 l n1ver<;1 ly High 1nC'ludc : -:\rt appr·cc1at100, 6 to 9 p.m. '.\londavs. Hoorn 206. -HuS1ne'>s 1<.iy,·, 6 to 8 p.rn. Tuesday~ ;Jnd Thursda~ s. Hoon1 :.!fl~. -Hr:;1f e~t:llc prinC'iplt·~. ti to 10 p n•. Tut><..da\'s. Hoon1 ~~1.1 -l~t·<tl t·sk1tt' 1·Mnon111.~. G tu 10 p.111. \Jond;1\,,, Hoom 21!.1 -l'~)t'ho!oqy. G to R p rn 1'l1L<S1l;1ys ~ind 111ursd;,iys. Ho<.Hn 206. -Scr1olngy. ll tr1 lfJ p.111. 1'Ui.''i<l<1,\:-. ;111<1 Thur~d;1\s. kUQn1 ~11; -Sot1;11 pr41hlcn1,. fl 1·~ JO p.m. \J11nda~-~ and \\'1•drH·~d;1\~. Hvon1 ;n.i. '· YOU DESERVE A BRE AK TODAY• Spr1ngt1m<> Florenc.e Eiseman~ tor tn(' 0chSOC!r <,1;.1er5 Melissa 12. Ellsabelh '2 The ir sister aresses arc lrom n111 Easre, Collec11on available at all stores 1n si zes 2 to 14 tvl.elissa 11; 1n the 6tn Q•dOr· at Harbour V•r>w 5cnoo1 Melissa ana Ehsabeth 111l' 1ne ctiildr<>n ot Dr ana Mr~ H.;rQICl C Octf n1>r J· ot Huntington ~-ll•OOu1 ,- ' .. , .. l"•J' _, •••• , t<--.... flo.•·' !>oM-,11 , .......... ~ (,, .. , .. ~ C••'"l" r1 .. • . .,,.1· • !<IJtjfl .. r.1CtN 11~1>.00.·" I 1' f}oo ' .,.. 'I • I ·I DAILY P!LOI Jost Banker Pays Ransom to Free Spouse ~.. '\'\ .... r· i''f!i> Uh 'l;.t~-. 1" ·:·"i:-;·. Tom ·-· ILl'phioe UNO LAKES, Minn. I UPI I -Banker Gunnar Kronholm has delivered a raMOm to the kkinapers of his wife , Eunice, a family spokesman said_. early today. and the kldnapen have J)rl>mls<d lhey will let him know later today where his wife can be found. The Rev. Bruce J<~lemlng, Kroohohn's brother-in-law and pnstor of t h e Bethlehem Baptist C h u r c h In Minneapolis. early today said money had been dellvettd "as per the tidnape.rt in.ruuction and that woro lS supposed to be received aometime this momlns where Mni. Kronholm can be found." FLEMING REFUSED to say !>ow much rall!IOm was paid ~ give any detail$ on bow the money was delivered. Earlier, the FBI announced that the j car belonging to l\-trs. Kronholm Was round In tlH! Minneapolis suburb ol !'.dlna. Mn. Kronholm, 48, disappeared t'riday morning 10metlmc after 7:30 a .m. Later that day, a man tele.pboned Kronholm and ~kl: "We have your wlfe. Deliver all the money you can to a statJon at .. ," Kronholm said he couldn't wxlerstand the last words from the caller who lmmedla1ety hung up. Since then, nothlng Garde11 Grove On the Coast? MAINI V9IUS • MllCUIY RIGHT PATH EYES INLAND DEPT. -Lots or grluled veterans of coastal hving like lO feel that there arc Ul·o parts to Orange County-the coastline from Seal Beach 10 San Clemente and then the bad part. MlfltC""°' AT tLV•V ~,_ .... ~ MAlt.H,t74 • • The Une that divide& the coas1a\ dweller from the inland n.>Sident of our region is n"lOSt indefinite. Himtington Beach. for example. ls clearly oonsidered n bcuch city even though in its enormous size it stretches inland-(pardon the expresslon)-«lmost in touching dislanl'e of Sanla Ana. If you'd want to toud1 It, that Is. I ()= :..., -~'',,,IARTHAT ... V9Y I MAlt.H,'74 MISSION VIEJO and El Toro are a couple of other spots that, in the mosl strict view. aren't exactly y,·ashed by the ebb and flow of Pacific waters. But mostly, they are roisidered part of our growing coast.al cornntunitics. Other places. hQy,·c\•er, ha\'C long bren abrutdoned by coastal 1hinkcrs. Garden Grove is a good example of this. Back there a few dl'Cad~s in my )'OUth. y,·e always considered Garden Grove ns an agriculturaJ community, fiJll'd with farm boys Y.to could pick up a plow with one hand to poiat out directions for you. These persons eventually turned into Garden Grove High School roolball players y,•ho could dispatch you into considerable misery on a given Friday. IA ft TH AT. LAUNCH NOV.a,•73 ~ -::::,...__ ............. __ _ In the Honie Stt•etch ,, . l ~ I --~·· UJ'I Te ...... tt SO IT WAS JN those days you coukl drive down Garden Grove Boulevard and cross streets like Brookhurst. Euclid or Harbor Boulevard and you'd come to ju.st that-a wide spot crossing of roads. Then the boom years of the 19508 came to Garden Grove. They started tearing out the groves and gardens and replacing them with housing dc\'e!opmcnL<; so fast you couldn't keep track. Blink once and u field was turned into a new communitv. A radio signal sucessfuJly bea1ned across 69 n1il· lion miles nurlge ~fariner l 0 into the home stretch today on its five·1nonth trip to r.tcrcury. The space probe will pass ~·ithin 540 miles or the small planet l\larch 29, flashing 1nan's first closeup photos of the planet every 42 secondR-. Everybody thought it was grand untii ii was finished . Alas. since then Garden Grove has drawn considerable contempt and ridicule as a place v.•here all the municipal planners must have been oul to luocb while they were bµilding it. PEOPLE, PARTICULARLY coastal folks, have been known to poke josh at the place by eaJling it "Garbage Grove" and "Flat.!ville" or "Los Angeles South"'~ or other non-complimentary names. •Going Puhli~!l Nixon Taking Case to the People By HELEN TllO~IAS the \Vatergate prosecutors. \VASHINGTON IUPI) -Whlte House \\'hite House advisers ha\•e expressed strategists -say President Nixon has satisfaction Y.•ith the results of their embarked oo a tw~prongOO \Vatcrgatc public relations campaign in its early defense by takjng his case to the stages. The go.al Is to persuade the public American people and toughentn~ his of Nixon's lnflOoWlCC of any p01rtlcipation sland against congressional impcat11· in \\'atcrgate--rclated allegations and 10 rn('nl procet.'<tings. build pressure on Congress lo ""'in a rapid The President and his surrogates arc resolution of the problem, according 10 ''going public" Jn a big \\"llY lo pron1otc aidcs. Nixon's point of vie,1· that coinplcte One adviser said "\\'e're looking into ~V<'ral possibilities" for still more public Anyway, it is clear they built Garden Grove In an awCuJ rush. One of the things they forgot in the procl'ss "'as to get a jllllior college for their klds. So ever since all the kids arrived , they've been going to junior College in e.laceS like santa Ana,ruIIiffton.-orange Coast and Golden West. ~ --NEWSANALYSIS t J .. app('aran~.§ by the President. This has cost Garden Grove residents heavy taxes. Everybody agrees Garden Grove should be v.•ithin some JC district. But surrounding districts have lx>cn reluctant lD annex the Garden Grove Unified School District beealJS(' it is rich in kids and not so rich in tax base. GARDEN GROVE does, however . still turn out mighty fine football players. despite not having pJoy,·s to pick up anymore. And as lt comes to pass. it 00\1' appears possible that lhe junior college system that will embrace Garden Gro\'c will be the Coast Contmunity College District. Lots or questions like taxes to be paid and an election lo se.al the deal have to yet be \\·orkcd out . But il could eventually bappen. Then \\"hen they join Coast. '"'e"ll be in an interesting position. \V c"ll he !Urning lo Garrlcn Gto\'e folks and sayi ng. ''\Velcomc neighbors. you just jo1nC'd the l'O<•.St line."' ~ TllE PRESJDE?\TS advisers realize . . they are taking the ri-~k of alienating c:ooper_at1~ \\'ltn the lfouse Jud1~ary so1ne Republican congress ion a I Committee s dcn1ands for tapes and supporten in the committee and the docu1nents v.·ould le<td to "destruction of Tiousc by challenging the impeaduncnt the Presidency." Inquiry step ~ step. Some observers Nixon Tuesday \rill carry his can1paign believe the \\'hite Jiouse \\-Ould prefer tD 10 Houston, T('X., y,·l}_ere he \1•ill appear refuse a subpoena for presidential before the Nation31 Association of documents and incur a possible contempt Broadcasters in a nationally televised citation rather than 10 comply v.·ith the question and ansv.·er session at 6 p.m. comn1it1ce"s reql)('St. PDT. ~Jxoo appeared in fine fctlle Sunday at I ~ PURSUIT of public support. he appe.ar<'d before business leaders in Oiicago and southerners in Nash\"illc. Tenn. last \\"N'k. His advisers also have fanned out lo blast v.·ha1 they see as the rom1nittee's "fishing expedition'" for \Vhite House files and to prod the panel in10 staling its defin ition of an impeachable offense. The \\'hltc !louse has dedincd lo give the comrnitt<'1:' 42 tapes il is seeking, al!hough it has n1ade ~n·nilable to L4Pt.hc oommittce material it previously gave. a St. Patrick 's Oay \\"Orship service at the \\'hitc House during ~·hich Or. l'\om1an Vincent Peale delivered a S('rrnon on love and forgiveness for ''\\Tongly rnoli,·<ited '' mtsdeeds. .\lrs. Nixon. suffering fro111 influenza after her six-<lay goOOy,iJJ tour to Latin America. \\-::IS unable to alt.end and is under a doctor's care. PEALE DEGAN his sen'ioo ll.'ith a prayer asking forgiveness "for what "·e\·e do™' and thought and said that v.'a.s YiTOrtgly motivated." . Winds, Snow in New York Fre eze W'ar11.ings lssuecl for loiva, Mi1uiesota Area Te1ttpe1·11t1r1·e~ Alt>.tnv "'"'·"'• 8Mtllt'! +lie~ Lew J'c~. . " 8111t~10 (" rlo!!o CMCIOO Clnc•nn;J!I Cltv~1ane1 001111 Dtnvtr Dtl•O•I F~ir11enl1 " li " . ~ ,. . " JI 32 •l 01 " ~ II t1 7) l1 . " ,, I~ • t10~0!til11 ICl~~~I (,!·( L•I V~~' n 61 OS . 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" ~ lt!~l<motld, "' K ~ IM.tl .r.ei\IO , t I.OU!! • $•11 l.•k• (hy • .. 1•11 ~r•nclKO " ~ t•IHt " » Wt1!<11'1t!IWI " • \ lleaviest Battles Since Cease-fire Seen in Vietnan1 SArGO~, South Vietnam (AP) - Thousands or South Vietnamese and Communist troops baltlcd In the l'Cfltral hig'n.land.1 over !he y,·eekend in the hc~viest fighting since the cease-fire, the Saigon conunand said ~1onday. Tho commnnd. listed more than 500 casualrics on both sides. including 348 Comm unists find 72 of ils O\l'rl soldieNI killed, v.·hi]e !Leid reports Indicated more ( __ 1N_s_H_o_R_T._ .. _) lh.an 800 casualties and one governmrot bat1alion o\'errun . The field reports said one regiment of 1';orth \'!etnamese troops of up to 2,COJ mrn atlacked a half dozen government posifions near Kontwn Cilv, hitting them \1ith more than 700 rowids of rocket!, mortars and artille11•. then folloy,·ing up "'if,1 jnfgntry assaults. e lrllh Deall1• BELJ<~AST (UPI ) -Authoriti es lightened security across !\orthern lrt>land today alter the v.·orst violence in n1onths rocked the St. Patrick's day ,,.C('kend. -. Botnb blasts and ambushes o\·er the Y•~kend killed eight persons, including t1,1·() Irish Rcpoblic-an Army (IRA } m!lltants and three British soldiers. An IRA attack on an anny foot patrol in Londonderry's Brandyy,·clJ district Sunday night killed a soldier, raising the death toll to 977 in 41,~ years of Violence-. e l11dlab Riot• NE\\' OEUIJ, India (AP) -Indian anny units moved inlo the capital of D~nar State today to cootrol s1udenl·led 1noOs that fought police and set buildings ablaze in a protest against economic hardshi~. II was the second time in ty,-o months t~"lt army troops were used against \'JOlent urban protests. Unrest in Gujarat State on the other side of India toppled tile state government. • Ger!Jlll_r D.ead F1tF.MONT. Mich. (UPI) -Daniel F. Gerber. y,'flo introduced millions or AmCMcan babies to strained foods, dil'd during the \\'ffkcnd after a brief illness . He 1,1·as 75. 6,500 Hair ,· ., Korewis H el<l SEOUL. South Korea CAP) - Long..OOtred Korean youths y,·ere rounded up O\'tr the wetkend tq a nationwide crackdov.11 on \l hi~ styled hair," l\IU~l Pollce said • Akniay. All but about 100 ""re rtleascd lift.er they &greed to a hll1ttut. ibe holdouts v.--ere referred to ' the Summary Court. Police said the crackdoY.TI '4-ill conlinue unlll 1ong. haired boys disappear from the -·- \ • • bu been heard from tne kidnapera, Joseph H. Krtmbecl(. spetlal 1genl ln d"large of the FBl in the Minneapolls-St. Paul area, said the car belonglng IO Mni. KtoMolm waa fouod at tO:Z.S p.m, PDT today by the Edina Police Department at the parkin' lot of the Southdale shopping center. Edma ls about 30 miles from Lino Lakes. . No other in{ormaliOd was available. KrlmOOck said. KRONHOLM, DESCRfBED ., exhausted and distraught . \\'9S wiable to meet Sw>day with newsmen. At a newa coo!ereoce Swlday at a road block a mile from his borne , Kronbolm's brother, Oliver. 61, and brolher·in-lav.• . the Rev. Bruce Fleming, pastor of Bethleflem Baptist C h u r c h in ?dinneapc>lis, saki the banker was too tired to talk with oeW!lmen. Both said Kronholm was exhausted and t11•ing to relax. They said, "There has been no communlcatlon from anyone." They added there won 't be mt.oetings with r~porters until ttwre is "further word fro n1 the kidnapcrs." 1be two said they didn"t know 1! any money had been transferred. At ty,·o news conrerence!I Saturday. Kronholm stood In fronl of his suburban Twin Citit•S home, saying he was awaiting further \.,.Ord and told his wifl'. "I love \'Qll," Kf'OflhOhn said the FBI as!!ured him It "'on't int~rfere 1,1·11h any inslru c.tioru h m:1y rect.'i\'e to pa y a ransom. KROr\HOL.\l SAID he last saw his blonde y,·ife when he left home about 7:30 a.m. Friday to go to \\'Ork. She failed to kttp a beauty appointment Friday morning and a nieeting with her husband Friday afternoon . Kronholm. y,·ho has six children by a pre\'ious m;J rr lage. has been marr ied to his present \\1fe for about three years. U.S. Aids Egypt In Mine Swee_ps \\'ASHJNGT0'.'-1 !UPll -The State Department <innounced today tha t the United States ··has <igret'd 10 ass ist in S\\"ctping mines in the v.·aters of the Suez Canal" ,to ~IP. speed rc.'()pening of the international watery,·ay. The canal has been closed for almost SC\"en years -since the 1967 Israeli-Arab y,·ar. 1'he department said the assistance is being provided "at the rer1uest of the Egyptian government .'' IT ADDED that the United states also had agreed "to provide advice and training to Egyptian p erson n e I responsible for clea ring unexploded ordnance in l'flc l'anal and on its b.::"lnks." Diplomatic sources in Cairo said earlier that Egypt had reached agreement \\'ilh the United States and Britain on a joint operation 10 clear thousands of bombs and mines from the canal. The mine clearance y,·ork is C'x:pectt'<I to start early ne-.t month by scores cf Ameri can and British specialis ts in conjunction with !he F.gyptian navy and the engineering corps as .,..·ell as Suez Canal Authority technicians, the sources said. CANAi. AUTHORITY officials believe ltk-re arc thou.~ands of min£:s and une~-plodcd OOmbs 1n and around the canal as a result of tnore than six yca r.s of intermittent Israeli ground and air fighting acro.<:s lhe watery,'ay, culmin at· inf;( in last October's \\·;ir. On the 1\'ar front. Svn:1n and Israeli artillery boomed for i-norc than three hours across the r.olan ~!eights cease-fire line for the seventh straight day. "'i!h Churcl1 Pickets 'Exorcist' Film • PENSACOLA . .Fla. <UPl l -Insisting they 1,1·eren't ll')'ing to close dO\\ll the mo\·ic , "'Ibe Exorcist.·· !he stJ pickets said. after all. '"It's lhcir movie house.'" But lhe Rev. Paul \\'elch. associate pastor of Pensacola's First Pentecostal Church. added , "\\'e are opposed 10 the mo'ic. of rourse, because the~' are playing \\i th the poy,·cr of God .· \Vhat they're doing is making a mockery of it." The 50 marchers from Ille church congregation handed out religious tracts to t'ne patrons of the F'lorida thealcr, ··111 case I.hey need help after seeing the movie.'' "The Exorcist," a contro,·erslal movie dealing y,'ith satanic possession of the human spirit . opened in Pensacola Friday night. The marchers shov.·ed up 2-1 hours later. llu::::ards Ret111·11 each side el.:llnllng the other started the fi ghting. ,\ rnilitarv spokesman in Tel Aviv said the SyrianS opened he:n•v shellfire on 1£ral'h fort ifications 111 lhc northen1 sector of the plateau before Israeli guns l)Jrkl-d to silence the Arab barrage. No Israel i casualties were reported. Syria said the art illery duel y,·as along tw1rthirds of the front . and claimed Syrian gunners ·dealt "fierce blows" to Israeli positions. A Dan1ascus military communique said the engagement broke out when Jsrael tried to improve and fort ify its positions in the central and northern sectors of the 40-m.ile--long fron t. ' Philadclphian Streaker Wore Green in Cb tu·cl1 By Uniled rrrss Inte rnational There \\'as just a h11\e wearing of the green during S11nday·s St. Patrick's day streaking. A naked you th . sporting only a grs..en headband. dashed through St. Bemarcl"s Catholic Oiurch in Philadelphia jlLSt as the Rr''· Bern:ird Btni~eheck prepared to distribute com1nunion at a noon n1ass. "\Vhat a tl'rtiblc 1hing to happen in a church . of all places."" con1plainl'Cl one parishioner. Another nude n1an ran through a group of miirChing-litllC gi rls 1n Sa n r·rancisco"s annual St. Pa trick's Day Parade. but he v.·as grabbed by outraged bystanders whc> held hiln unt il police arrived. The man . identified as Paul Sutton. 26. \\'as charged with drunkenness and indecent exposure. In Tokyo Sunday. an American high school girl streaked about 60 f('t>I do\\'n a busy s1reet in· the Ginza before being nabbed by police. Charged y,·it h public indecency, the girl said she made ner nakl'd run on a $33 dare from her friends. A disc jockey in Ha 1~'aii streaked across the snows of illauna Kea at the 13.000-foot le\·el Sunday while a group of newsmen wa tch ed. The man. Rich Anthony. claimed a rL'<'Ord for the \\'Orld's highest streak. Three men . \\'ho said !ht>v were COflstruction \l'Ork ers fron1 · Sn u Francisco. slreaked through the club car o~ the Amtrak train head ing for Reno, ;.iev., Saturday after n1ak.ing bcis with onlookers. Llke the swallows th a_t return to Capistrano every spring, the buuards come to _roost In ll tnckl cy, Ohio each year. Sunday was Buzzard Day In l!Lncklcy. It Is rumorc.d that pioneers killed a lot or .wild-ani-mal~ year!: ago and the carcasses atlrac'tcd the birds. who ha\Te been coming back sfnec. • l I ' • ••• Cat lJpy,· A dc!1 I hr min' Tok· ·fir hou flarn ,, "of Fire • r Pnn grec dw·i wee sailc t<X>I th< ski . t'Stil Gre~ ncn • men cul i ca cs to Ii on • s man pie Su park rent TI afte side • • Probe Set For Arson In Schools LODI <AP ~ -Officials 8N! ln\•estigating the possibility ol arson In fires Uw.t destroyed school bullding s here and In Vallejo rnrly Sunday morning causing damage ~!imaled at up1•,.ard or SI million. A fire that may have been deli berately set gulled the three-stor v brick ad· rninistrative buiiding of Lodl's (...__B_RI_EF_S _) . . . . . Released Tokay High School and rour Robbie Richard, 6, of .firemen v.-erc injured In u two--Piedmont is home after hour battle to contain the n,11'ncs. a 12-hour ordeal in the TI>c fire \\las descritx-d 35 hands of kidn::ipers. lie ·•of an inC't'ndiary tYPc" by was released unharmed Fire Chief Forre!'!I Eperson. after being nabbed on his way to school Thurs· e 1•rit1ce Fe ted ..day in a $100,000 ran· PAL~! SPtt!NGS (UPIJ -som plot that faiJed. Prince Charleii golfed and ---''-------- greeted American dignitaries during a hot blue desert weekend and was expected to retum today aboard th e British Navy Frigate Juplt.er, berthed in San Dil"itO on its global training mission. The J>rince of \Vales. wtv> sailed through San Diego·s <'001 fogbanks last \\'eek. spent the v.•eekend under SS-degree skies at the spra\\nng desert r>state of t: .S. Amhassador to (irrat Britain, Wa ller 1\n- nen berg. e Gos lfa11di1 Mt. Whitney Hike Trail Resb·icted BI SHOP I AP J -The U.S. Fori"st Service has b e e n forced to limit public access to tilt. \\'lutncy. Tht' solitude of 1he highest ·point in the continental Unitt'd Statt'S is hci ng threatened by trampling feet . First cli mbi"d by three fishcnnen in 1873. the peak is now one of the m o s t • • • ' . . . . . 817.3 !ffillion Suit (01· Slande1· N ea1·s 4tl1 Week houndf'ri by tilt.> eand id:11t>s. Rutlt1r said ri1l' cand1d:i1t•s ca.sh nnd chcC'k.~ usun!lr \1"11n1 first throush llug~· personal CALIFORNIA LOS A1'r:EU:S <l:Pl 1 - RobN't 1'1nhcu·s Sl7.3 n1IH1on federal &lander 'suit agaln.<:t h1:o; fonner b o s ~ , induslnahsl llo\\·ard llughcs. p!MC'S into ita fourth \\'eek 1\Josday. ~l~1r~. Nad.ir~ II c n t r y "----------' llughcs' former c hi r f lieutenant in Nevada said he's fight.tog to clear his name nnd reputation after the blllil;r\.1ire labeled him a "di!>hooest son of a bit.ch .. blind." \\'ho stole nie 1"e no v.• v.-ell-publ1cizC'd remark came during a telephone news cooferenct Hughes be.Id \\'ith nev.·s1nc11 111 1972. Hughes' attorneys said the billionaire entrusted .r-.tJ.heu \\'ith $375,000 -.a thin! of it in cash -to be doled out to vario u s pre:!idenlial can- didates in 1968. FEDE RAL COURT tcstimoov last week indicated Hughes "nt~ys would ~1t tempt to show th.1l lhc billiona irC''s 1972 re n1 ark s "hereupon it v.•as dl'"J)OS1tcd 1n "·h:11 ~1:1heu refC"rred to as Hughes" "v.·a.sh aCC'Ollnt. .. ~tAll i:U llAS a \ r <'ad y :ts..~rtt:'d in prt'trial dt'[X>Sition.; that he deli\'<'r1"'!1 $2.'i,():)) in llu:;:h(>s 1n(lflf'Y to lhe head of th<' Dl>m()("r(ltic party. ml'tlt'Y !hat had hero plC'di::t'd to SC'n. Rob<'rt Kt>nnl'd y prior to h1s Junt•. l !lli3, assa."'0:1n.:1t1fll1 Th,_. former lltimie,<; aide di.sc!()S('d months llJ!'.O that ht' alro dt'.'lt\'Cred a briefras(' "·ith t.5-0.000 cash to H u brr t l lun1phr~· \1"hile lh t' prcsid<'n - l1 al ca ndidate sat in a ll1nousi ne Jn Los Angek-s in 1968. Humphrey has sint'C deni{'(! lhe assertion. \1 alk'u :iddC'd hl' pt'rsoo:i\ly dcll vi"ri'd $fl0.000 to R1<k1rd Nixon through his fri r-nd C. r .. "Bt'be" llebozo prior to the 1968 prC'<;identia! election. about :'o.laht>u ~·crt' corr('('t aMI - lha t his former aide pockr li'CI huge Sums O[ the ilught'S fortune' -SOIT'lC of it meant for political contributions. ).f::iheu "s .1ttornev, O\ .. an S Butler. <'~plained iii court last "'eek th::it !he industrialist chameled huge sutrut or cash into the 1968 presidential elec-- lion, and previous e!cct.i~. in order to keep. from being },.outh Dies By Lea pi11 g . . - Fron1 Q11<'e1t 1.0~(; BEA\11 n . .:r 1 • -A .vouth \\ho br.ii:?J:l°".I hf' '\\'Ould J)(' "!ht• first )X'l"'•'fl IO 1,~;1p fro111 thi• Quf"'!l \fnry" strip- l:l!'lf lo h!<: short<: ~lmday :ind plun~ro 10 h1<1 d<'.1!h in thi" h..1rbor "·:i lrN lx-1011· Bon.1ld :ind (:ary Simon of J .. 1ki.'<A"ood sa id tht>~· V.'l"'T'f' i.trolbni.: 1he re-ar d{'Ck of lht• n1oorcd 111'\\•r about 2 ;1.111. 11·hen tht•ir fri(.1\d \V:.iy1~· llussev. l!l. announct ~1id fllJSS('y \\"(·nt fir!.1 but didn·t bo~ lo the !>t1rf:ll't..'. • ... 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S.:•hf,r,J J.11 •1'S h::id :liJiO ['ll,'I) 1dlt'd ~Ult'>' 1he \\'::ll kool lxg;1n, :inri .... hen p ubl1r t r:t11sport1t1on C" o I I a p .~ NJ cturtn~ Hill' rnuruc11>;J I <:!nl1'. rn;iny C'l3'>.'if'OOms wt r ~ df&:rt«J l ' OU 11 a· Girl Drotvns l .4 s Cc111oe 011ert1tr11s J.()~(; Bf;AC'H ll'l'l 1 -A t1·r·n.;1c_t..:l ;:1rl dro11111~d 1•.1rh \1\d,t~· 1\ll<'ll tlh• c•;\ll<!I' l!l ll )J11 h ~hf' 11·,1~ rirt1n t;: (ll'1'r111rnf'd <!ur1nl! a (;irk HI l~ill!; !lv.u·h IL1rhor . 1111!1 1" ~:lid !)0111111 l\:1lb.11·h 1:1. 1(•![ into !hC' \\'a!t•r \\·h.:·n sht· 1111<1 !hrt-<.' (lf ht:r fri<'nd.; :iueu11>tl'<l tv t•hangc pl.i(1~~ u1 thf' l'r:if1 ·r110 11r hr r e111np:11uon" <:11·:un 1.1 .~o f1·t~· ;ind [I fo11nh 1\':lS pulled from 1!11 · ln ~1d l\':tlt'rs by patrol t~).11 ' fl1i.• ()( th·· SUr\'l \'Of !I told t•flu·t·r,.; Y••un~ l)ollna \\'a~ u11:1hl<· tn !l\Vln1 rind hec:ime 111 ,h•rii-:d. 1\1!(•n1pts 111 culrn tlie girl failed . Authori1i t·~ s.1id th1• qu.1nf't r.r IC't·n-<ig<'rs h,1d !olartC'd out :11 ~ p n1 Su nd:oy for a look at th<· 1'•.i!<tlinc by night '. LOS ANGELES ! UPI I The only gasoline station open Sunday in central Los Angeles '"as robbed of $80 and its at· tcndant v.•ounded while a tine of motortsts waited to buy fuel. frequently climbed in the ~----------,1 v.·orld. Hundreds arc oo the Authorities said the .'.II· tendant. Louis Paster. 33. \\'as v.·ounded in the left knee by a piece of nying concri"te when the bandit fired into the pave- ment. Police said the bandit cut in fronl or a line of seven cars. ordering the attendanis to line up while he held a gun on them. e Couple Shot SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) - A man with a rine killed a cou- ple in the Richmond district Sunday after ramming their parked automobile with a rented car, police said. trail daily during summer months. '·It's a to~h thing when you have to restrict the public from public land," says Ed \Valdapfel, public information officer for Tn\'O National Fori"s L "But we haven't found anoiher ans1ver." Under ::1 plan being announced today, the Forest Service \\·ill allow only 7S persons per day onto the 10.7 mlle ~It. Whitney tr a i I , described by hikers as "just a long "·alk." BECAUSE IT IS so readily accessible to the public the trail to the 14,495-foot summit has Ix-en beset by problems brought on primarily by the He Stole Collection STOCKTON I UPI) -A young man Sat through the entire Sunday service at the Cathedral of the An· nuociation -but, he wam't a v.'Or.iftiper. \\'hen t h e collection plate came tc; him. the unidentified male grabbed the money and bolted. Olurch officials declined to file charges. causing police Lt. Wallact Ayers to quip: "I guess GOO will take care ol him." The gunman f\ed on foot after firing into !he driver's side \v indow of lhe car that "'as parked on Balboa Street between 15th ;ind 16th Avcnui"s at about 2:30 p.m. sf}c(?r number of hikers. .I~===========; 1 .... 1s1 year 15.iOO people ~!1 the trail, including I , 1 6 4 during the Labor Da y weekend. During s u m m e r months. H's not unusual Jo. ha\'C ffiore than-250 pe(}pie on the lrail in one day. Police Inspector r· rank McCoy sa id the tv•o slain were Virginia Song. 24. of San F'ran- ci~o;-and Tak Wah l\fa, 30, of Oakland. -o OMEGA WHAT DD THEY HAVE IN COMMON? I Each has the artful simplici ty of simple design. which stays beautiful age 1n, age t out. Omegas have to. because they're made to be heirlooms. A. For her. "Golden Halo" with 14 karal white or yellow gold·f11ted case and bracelet. 17 1ewels. $1 50. 8 For him. the only electronic chronometer made. 14 karat yell ow gold top, stainless steel bac k. 14 karat gold-filled matching bracelet $270. 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A.iii. o~• ov' f 0"'" y el t "'Ol'I( ol Se\.-·c •1 ' Costa Mesa Brpnch 2300 Horbor Boulevard (Ha rbor Center) 642-4 711 Fullerton Bra nch 320 North Harbor Boulevard · 526-8331 Newport Beach Branch : 500 N ewporl Center Drive (Newporl F1 nonc1ol Center) 644-5300 Santo Ano Bra nch 51 Foshio h Square (a cross from Desmonds) 541-3314 • ' ' • ' DAO .y PROT E DITORIAL P AGE Good News, News that Laguna Niguel's famed "ziggurat" at long last will be taken over and occupied by federal government agencies comes as a mixed blessing for the area. The good news, of course, is Lhat the giant. Baby- lonJan temple-style structure, which has stood empty since completion by Rockwell International in 1970, finally will be put to some use. The bad news, especially for the Capistrano Unified School District, is lhat, as government property, it wiJJ be taken off the tax rolls. This means the district will have to make up about $190,000 irylost annual reve'nue by raising its tax rate. I Also feeling the lo~ will be t.he P..fouJton Niguel \Valer District, which bas received $45,000 tn propeny tax from the ziggurat, and the Saddleback College Dis- trict, with a $40,0llO loss. On the plus side, however, will be th6'employment of some 1,500 workers in agencies occupying the build· tng whjch, with its 92-acre site, was traded for govern- ment-owned buildings now leased by Rockwell lnler· national. And with the ziggurat at last coming to life, there , is reason to hope for development of surrounding land with businesses and services to augment the government operations. I! this occurs the tax loss eventually may be ameliorated. • Environmental Economy Orange County supen"lsors showed g~ sense in backing away from a proposed $435,~ environmental impact report (EJR) for Orange County airport and seek- ing bids to see If the report can't be handled Jess ex· pensively. An EIR is ~uired for P:Opostd improvements. at the aiJi>ort, including a $1 milbon, 758-foot extenSJon of the main runway, which it ls claimed will reduce jet noise on takeoffs over upper Newport Bay. Other items in the $2.6 million total Improvement Bad News packase involve expansion of tenninal and parking facilities to accommodate increasing numbers of pas- sengers. Supervisors observed that spending almost hair a million dollars for an EfR on the rather hm1ted ex- pansion project seemed out of line. llowever, the report must meet all federal, state and local requir~menU, including a noi~ impact study, in order to qualify for two-thirds funding by the Fed- eraJ Aviation Administration. By taking time to call for bids on an EIR that will meet these requirements, the county stands to save money. And the report may tell us just what the pro· posed runway extension would accomplish in the way of noise reduction. So Long, Chiefs! Time was when the 2,200-milc tMp between Los Angeles and Chicago aboard Santa Fe's speedy. Super Chief was as luxurious. a jouroey as t.he transcontmental traveler could enjoy. • , Zipping smoothly acrOss the miles, the Super Chi.el, which went into operation in 1936, was loaded W1lh comfort, service and style. And the posh Texas Chief, inaugurating its Houston·Chicago run in 1948, brought further honor lo the Chief name. Along with most of the nation's other passenger trains, the Chiefs eventually faded into oblivion. But the famous name was revived, with Santa Fe's quali- fied permi.s.sion, when Amtrak bega n its passenger train operations on many railroads in 1971 . Now it is scheduled to disappear again. Permission to use the Chief name, say Santa Fe officials, was dependent upon Amtrak's ability to "main· tain those. service traditions long associated with these trains." With Amtrak scbeduJing service reductions, be- ~inning in J_une, Santa Fe has decided the historic 'Chief'.' names must be retired, with regret, but with their honor intact. Another era passes. 'Don't pay any attention to us, fella. Just go ahead with what you're doing.' ) Ethnic Drama Reveal,s Our Demand for Evidence Reverses R1ili119 Similarities (SYDNEY J.HARRI~ Watdring a performance by the Negro Eneemble Company not long ago, it oc· curred to me how much all "ethnic" drama ts alike-in fact, more alike than r dissim.iar. This is, of ooorse, the paradox ·of ethnicity: that it springs out of a singular culture, but. takes a fonn that closely resembles all OCher eiluric art. Wllh allOWaoa!S being ~ foe the cultural differences, <liis Negro acting o>mpaoy could !rave be«t perfonnlqi in the Yiddish theater of 30 yeal'S ego. Or tbe characters could have been Greeks, or Slovenes, er Irish, or wh.\t you will. The colors, the customs, the accents, may have differed. but the domestic ; scene is 1trikingly similar all over the I world. IF YOU study the fol.k customs, the proverbs, the mother-wit. the d~tic arrangements and family constellat1on3 or any groups of people in the Western ' .... ·orld--end perllaps in the Eastern. too. lrif the analysis goes deep enough -one ...f!hds a resemblance amoog all of them. Indeed, while the differences 11.re super- ' 'flcia1, the likenesses are surpri:ingly ~ found: and. ol course, this is the essence of art -to reveal not uniformity· hut universality, beneath apparoot diversity. ..lVhat separates good ethnic art from bad 'jl that the latter never gets bey~ its 0.,.,11 limits. ne\•er makes cootact. with the Other who is the Same. One of the ma.in reasons for the unend· ing and worldwide popularity of •·fid· dlcr on the Roof .. ~ite its con· ' Dear Gloomy Gus After Trtcky Dick , who cnuld con- template The Chappaquiddick Kid'~ M.G.D. 0.......,. ... (..,........... .,.. """"'"" .., ""'""" -.. -_,.,., ~ "" ""'--f/f ... -· hllllll ,_ ""' -.. 6"""" G111, Dell'f P'IW. cessions to theatrk': torttmereialism -it the fact that it resonates In every cui.tw-e. .The path::xK:um-humor of this Jewiih family ln Q.arist RUMia is translatable into every c u l tu ,r a.1 idiom-ever1 !he Japanese, lam told, find it dramatically ~ lo lhelr .... ooci«y. AN ENDURING wtrk d. art. even at the popular level, must be rooted 'In a particular rulture, but must at lbe same time extend its impUcatiom: to other cultures, however divetgent tbey may s-eem to be. A merely "oosmopolitan" piece of work has no roots to oourish it. just as a merely "etmlc" piece of work ialls barTenly oo M own earth and dies. The paradox of art is the paradox d lite ; that what birds all men togetbtr is d .. per and more '"""""flful than "1lat separates us; yet, at the same time'. this universality can be expr.......00 ooJy by parti<utallly. It Is ooly by loving one person, ot place, that we can booor all love. JF "WAR and Ptace" were' not as Russian as a book could be, it would Jose much d its dramatic impact; but if it were only a Russian book , it 111.-ould not remain the paradigm of the great 00\'cl everywhere. \\'hat gives the rainbow its singular beauty is its consummate blend- ing of colors, none d ll'hich ~minates, and oone ol wh ich loses its idefrt1ty. Fonda Tackles the Tax Authorities WASHTNGTON Petite b u t pugnacious Jane Fonda has won her share of scratching matches wilh lhe armed forces, the FBI and other bastions of government. The latest to fecl her claws is the Internal Revenue Servii:i!, which at first re,·oked and then hastily reinstated a tax e1:emption for her fa- vorite: antiwar char· ity. The sheepish tax authorities secrrtly .... l'C\lerscd their deci- sion, we have learn- ed. to avoid having to tell Jane how she and her friends were spied upon. The government has developed a strange paranoia about little Miss Fonda, whose polilJcal Ideas arc unpopular in the ru ling cirt'tes. Given the "plumber'' mentality of government, the appropriate agencies began keeping Mor under sur\'eillanei!. NOT TIIAT she tried to tride he.r activi- ties. On the contrary, the angry Bd.ress did her .utmost 10 keep in the spotlight. But intrepid FBI agents carefully taped her remarks on coast-lo-coast televi~iotl shows and then stamped the transcripts "Top Secret. No Foreign Dissemination. No Oisscmlnalion Abroad. Controlled Dissemination. For .Background Use Only." FBI agents also sat in the audience while she staged her antiv.•ar performances. Her FBT fiJ~ Is stuffed with critiques of the same performance by several different sets of FBI agents. They also grabbe_d her private . bank acrounts, without the legal rormahty of obtaining a subpoena. Upon her arri\'al home fro1n abroad once, she was detained on phony charges long enough for customs agents to confiscate and photocopy her private papers. TO PROMOTE her militant \ie~·s, she joined other antiwar activists i n sponsoring the tax-exempt United Sta~ Serv:ictmen's Fund, which depended heavily on donors \\-'ho give only to tax.- exempt organizations. The fund put up money to defend dWident Gls, to open pacifist corfee houses and to finance underground military newspapers. This outraged the lRS, which served written notice upon the fund that its tax exemption was in jeopardy b«ause it supjX)rted Gis "wbo oppose the Vietnam v.•ar and the use of conscription." not lo mention "GI newspapers ( which ) cultivate disseflt in the military.'' The IRS forthwith began an investigation not only of Jane Fonda but of other show people who had entertained Gls at coffee houses and had staged benefits for lhe fund. Among those who suddenly found themselves in tax trouble were Dick Gregof"J'. and Elliot Gould. BURGLARS reportedly acting under the aegis of a law enforcement agency also ransacked t.he fund 's files. The stolen documents were accepted by the House Committee on Internal Security, whi~h printed names of the fund's contributors. Oooe lb.is dubious groundwork had been laid, IRS Commissiooe.r Johnnie Wailers revoked the fWld's tax exemption. Under federal court rules, the fund demanded all records "reflecting wire or electronic surveillanei!" by the FBI. IRS or other government agencies against J a n e Fonda, Dr. Benjamin Spock, retired Brig. Gen. H. B. Hester and other pacifist sppnsors. The fund also insisted upon access to the "Impounded" files of ex-White House aides H. R. Haldeman, John Ehrlichman, Charles Colson, fonner Attorney General John ~1itchcll and Commerce Secretary Maurice St.ans. The purpose was to show that the gGvernme.nt had been hounding Fonda and company artti that the IRS aotion, therefore, was purely political. FACED v.·ith the possible exposure of more Y.'hite House horrors. t h e Administration passed down the \\'Ord quietly to kill the case. Accordingly, the servicemen's fund got a short private note a fC\'.' days ago from IRS official George Alberts. Jf the Fonda group would drop their case with its embarrassing demands for data on e.avesdropping and skulduggery. Offered the official, then the IRS would restore the fund·s lax exemption. "The effect of this action,·• he wrote. "is to reinstate . . . yoor exemption." FOOTNOTE: The IRS claims the-- servicemen's fund case was handled stricUy "under established procedures." The fWld's defease, meanwhile, is being harxlled by a former I RS chief counsel, Mitch Rogovin, backed by lhc Center for Constitutional Rigt¥. Television and the Presidency Rlchard M. Nixon has complained more than most Presidents about the ~wer of television. One reason is that Nixon understands that pov;er better than any other President. Television has both advanced. and retarded his political career to a remarkable degree. EDITORIAL RESEARCH since Kennedy won by only 112.000 votes, he was entirely justified in stating on the ~fooday following elect.ion (that) ..• ·1a was TV more than anything else that turned the tide.' ·· Ratings Rock Sacramento All in all, the medium has served Nix· on ~·ell. The dramatic "Cllecke rs'' speech probabJy kept him from being dropped from the 1952-Republican presidential ticket headed by Dwight 0. Eisffihower. Some vieweo found the speech of· fensive, as Nixon himself acknowledged in his book, Slx Crises. Bul he went on to make the inarguable point that, "If it hadn't been for that broadcast, I would ne\'er I.ave been around to run for the presidency." poise. and looked better. On the other hand . Bernard Rubin wrote in bis book, Political Television. "People who had listened on tbe radio and had mlssed the visual side or the situation reported that Nixon came over quite well ..• seemed assured, cautious, and dignified." NIXON was \\-'ell aware or his visual shortcomings. "1 recognized the basic mistake I had made," he later wrote. ·11 had concentrated too much on substance and oot ~ on appearance. I sb>uld have remembered that 'a picture is worth a thomand. words.' . . . I knew . . . that how the candkiates looked. to many viewers. was going to be a great deal more important than what they did." KEN1''EDY made effective use of television during his nearly three yean as President -but neither he nor any other Chief Executive has used it as ex- tensively as Nixon. ''In his first 18 n1onths in office," Fred W. Friendly reports, ''President Nixon appeared on prime-time television as many times as the combined appearances of Presidents Eisenhower. Kennedy, and Johnson in their first 18 months in Office." ~foreover. Nixon has delivered a number of speeches carried exclusively by radio. Oh. the nap? The fury . The angry \\'ails. The secret snickers. • The bin.ls of Babylon ha\'e been rated : their eggs have been candled. And most of tht'm are sorely tried and n1anifestly u~ct. I've sa}d it before . I'll say It again: the hot place has no fury like a politician '!''ho has just been rated. E.spcclally "'·hen the rater is eniploy- cd by the ratee. Thars just \l'ha t happened . An enter· prising newspapPr fella checked wi1h various legislative aides -committee consultanl.S and •d· rnlnistrative assis· tauts -to see how 1he state smators and assemblymen stacked up. Dennis Opatrny, S .F'. Exam· IDCr ,asked the staff to judge !heir bo.u- ' cs on sich things all intelligence. eflec- ' tlveness, and principle. I I SENATOR Anthony Bell....,., D- Beve-ly Hllls. .. ., rat<d the "moot in· teJUgent" in his house and Assemblyman ~ Wlllle Bro""Tl. 0.S.F., won the honors In his. Both art among the most llbera! ' li'&Jslators here In Sacramenkl. And, that's the way the ratings •·ent: genttally, !be more liberal the legislator. lht: hlRher the "l.Q." There were 11 lew • exceptlons, such as Sen.itor Fred rt1arler. ft..Reddlng ; he rated third In inte~igenct. t Bui, by-and-large. the more OOMervative It the lawmaker. the lowtr bis intelligence ratlllg. How come? \\'tit, Judge thole I judgments by the judgors. Opotmy &aid he Interviewed 11 or 41 ' ~mmill~ consultants. Some r~fused. ' • ( RUS WALTON J mo5t cooperated and all re ma in anoc'lymous. ~fost of those consultants are Democrats. Not traditional Democrats. bot new-left Democrats. They know not the faith of their father!!, let alone the faith of. the Rep11blicans. They came flocking in during the days of Jesse Unruh and they remain under the wing.1 of Bob Moretti. Of 26 ol thofJe c:on.sultants who live and a re registered 10 vote in Sacramento County, 18 are De:rnocratl. 4 are Republicans. and 4 "decline kl rt.ate". How·s that for an impartial source for an unbiased survey? ~1ANY OF the consultants: came direct to the public t..rough from the unlversil)'. They dido\ tum left when tll<y got to Babylon, they had made that sh~t back in the halh ol Ivy. Few ol them have ever bekl a job in private Industry wh~re wit and smarb are ~lat com· modtll"': theln i. the _.Id d theory and utopia. They are v.tuit Gov. G<ori;• Wallace would caU "poirrty.fleaded in· tellectuals who couJdn'C park a bicyc\e'l. Anything to the right d S<nator George fi.1cGovcm ls, to them, reactionary and retarded. These are the nt"lf elite -the ctn· turiom of the invi$ible government - here In Babylon : adroit in tran1lallng their views into laws and regulation!. flow do they exercise such power? Anyone who hu ever servtd oo a com· mlUff, ttpedslly a governmental com· I mittee, can answer that. It is usually the consultant. !he committee staff ex· eculi\'e, who guides the agenda . prepares the "background information" on an · iss ue. and briefs committee members on the pros and cons of legislation l.lnder discussion. The consultant is looked upon as the fount of wisdont especially lf he was recruited by the partisan or ideological majority on the commi\lec. Birds of a feather not only flock together, they molt together. YOU PAV those "exyerts" -that new elite -a goodly sum ·to rig your lives and meter your endeavors. So1nc of the top-ranked coi:isultants and committee executives earn as mud\ as 128,000 a yenr. Lesser posts provide lesser salari~; the average Is about $25,000. Some 43 employes ·of the Assembly earn $20,000 a year or more. The Senate, v.ith only half the num~r of members . has at least 20 employe,, earning over the $20.000-mark. All told, there are about 1.500 employes on the staff ol the two houses. v.•lth an annual payroll oC about $18 million, for 11174,75, About ~ one·thlrd, 500, are "pro(essionals" -experts. Far too many of them are conccmed more with tcehnlcal exct':llenet: ·than moral pr&- priety ; mtanlng, admlnistratJve ef· fKtlventSS and not !ht "life, liberty and happint!I!" of the people Is their yards1lck. In such a.n atmosphere the Ten Com- mandments arro often rtjected in favor of the nrow economics and social sciences. Govemmcn1 ach'ieves power without con- science 11nd a sm.'ltlerlng of brllliancc dt\'Old of wbdom. • TELEVISION proved Nixon·s undoing v.tien he made his first run for the White House in 1960. That campaign was notable for the four televised "debates '' between Republican nominee Nixoo and Democratic nominee John F. Kemedy. f\.lost observers felt that Kennedy "won" the first debale, principally on the g""'1ds thot he bad exhlbited superior In bis book-length account or the 1960 campaign, 'Ibeodore H. White wrote that a poU -eel "2,000,000 of the Kennedy (vit'tory) margin came from televi.!lion's Impact 00 the Americ.n mind -and The Lively· Lat,er Years The advantages of gcltlng on ln )'("11'1 -the joy of having grandchildren. for one -and !JUCh concomitant disad· vantages as being unable to trace one's rr.ading glasses are humorously analyied by a master ol lbe genre, Rk:hard Armour. in Going Uke Slriy At seventy or Efgbty - A Lighthearted Look 1t the Later Yeirs CMcCraw-Hill, $5.95). IN Tins. his 49th book, the author relies on per90M I experience: "I do not remmnbcr when someone flrilt called me old." he writes. "Thls indicates ~thtr lhat my memory Is failing or that It was a long lime ago -or both." Armour ls prompt to add, "! diSCO\'tred my first gny hair when I was t\\'tflty , 'and promptly plucked It out. Two more gray hair' replnced the 1>111cked hair ln a 'matter of duys. r plucked the gray hairs for aboul fto.o yea.rs. before giving up. NO\\'. aln"IOSt oomp!ttcly bald, I wt!h I had all those hairs hick (Ind fruit I. I cherish l!VPI)' (THE BOOKM AN J hair, whatever It& color." IN Got.at-Ute Sixty, Ann<>ur ask.1 and answers such que!itions as, "How Old b Old7" He olf<irs tips on "Looking Forward To and Sideways at Rctire- mtnt. '' lie wonders. "And Now \Vhel'(' Shall We Uve?" Some measure of con· S>h•t.lon ls provided by a chapter titled , "Taking AdvAnt!ge of the Advantages." Other matters toochcd upon includ' "Sn and the Stnior Citi1.en," "A Short Cbur.ie in ~1edicine." and "Getting AWA)' From It All." A fi(randfnther l\\'ice over. Armour COO· cl~ that the advantage~ of aging far OUl\l.'tigh the disadvanttlgl"S. Beside!!, t'Oflsider Ille alternative. VICTOR DE KEYSERJ.JNt: l • I The President"s ability to command in- stant access to television. as often as tre desires, has been criticized by some as an unwelcome ertension of executivt! power. I ~ has been proposed that Congress and officials of the opposition party be given additional opportunities to present their views on TV. But no one seriously suggests that I.he President's a~ to television and radio be cur- ta)led. For he is, as columnist fl.lax Lerner has sald, the country's "Commu· nicator·in-Chief." DAILY PILOT Robtrt N, \Vftd, Publlshtr Thomas KttVU, Editor Barbare Krtibich .Ediioriol P4Qe Editor • The f'dllortal ·Piii?!! of the Dally "Pilot Ktkt to inform and atimulate ttaden by prtRntirc on this ~ diVl!l'le •cornmentvy'on IOplcs or in· ll!r'Ht by syndicated <»lumnlsis and ca.rtoonlttl, by providing a forum ror l'Nden;' vk'Yo·a and by ptttenti"I" this ftl!W$paper'1 oplnklrll: and klMI Oil curnnt toplca. The editorial apinic:lr9 of ~ Oltily Pilot ·~•r only ln the tdftOria.I t'Otumn 11 the top o( ttie Pl.I:!!. Opinions Vt:prftlol'd by thil! l'OJ. urnrnats and c111oonbt• •nd let'"' wrltft'S are thdl· own aM no endont- mcnt 0( their• Yb ... by the Daily Pilot lilhwld be w~ Monday, Marth 18, 1974 • I j • 11 ~ .. - "' 1. I If, I ~ L.Itl. Boyd Females , Can Use\ Bl~cks Make Breakthrough Older You Get, Le ss You Sleep ' Sir, the eggs of great homed owls a.ni round, not oval. The Soviet press has criticized she.rply a couple there "''ho named their child the Russian word for "electrific. lion." · Cigarettes ~ a pretty fair price in the Ccngo, I'm told, because natives there 5till think the smoking of same wards off ~ild animals. After age 20. the older you get, the less sleep yoo need, until age .60. Or so say researchers in Melbourne, Australia. Average SO.year-old man, they report, needs only seven hours 15 minutes sleep per night LOVE AND WAR Client asks for the truth about in- fidelity among v,.ives. The truth? That's pretty hard to catch up with. Still, a study ol the numerous surveys on life among the married indicates approximately five out of every six married women in this country "do not et· peel or intend to seek extramarital relations." Our L. and \Y. man says that's about as close to the truth as we can hope to get th.is year. Nantes SACRAMENTO IUP!l -A woman may legally use her maiden name regardless of1 htr marital stattl!I, according to AUorney General Evelle J . Younger. "11\e practice of the wife taking the husband's surname for her ov.11 is so v.•tdespread and prevalent in our society that most people 'and some respected legal author1lil"s have mistaken c:ustom for a legal requirem en t in California," Younger said in an opinion. By TllO~IAS D. ELIAS There is a strong Chanel' that by January -le~s than 10 years afte:r the Watts riot - half of California's 10 most poYi'erful elected officials will be black. And to a large ex.tent,. msn.'/ polllical profe~ionals feel. that ract riot is responsible. T\\'O BLACKS have broken the ice and proved il's possible for minority group members lo SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS attain lop office, bolh statev.'ide and Jn Southern California. \Yl!son Riles ·was firsl. up.setting arch -conservatilc i\lax Raffertv in their bitter 1970 race for" the state school superintendent 's job. "A woman v.·ho ge t s marrit.>d and starts using her husband's surname for her own is merely choosing to be known by another name," Youn~r said, adding "there is no legal requirement" that she use her husband1s name. The lli!cs campaign 1n many ways played down lhe ran· Younger said a woman could dida\e's b 1 a ck n es s, r·m- use her maiden name in such phasizing radio nnd 1le\\'spapt'r "" l"llolo TRAILBLAZER Tom .Bradley \\'here did this suddrn p.1\C of strong black candldull'S come from? Politlc1ans in both pt1 rlif's don't enjoy talk ing publicly about rar(' as n factor in politics. But they'll talk freely off the rerord . .. WATTS REAU.\' solidifiei:I the v.•hite liberal bast' for 1nany black randidatl·.s," s<nd one fom1er lop ofricial in the Bradlt>y campaign ··11 <J TOUS· NI the guilt fee!u1gs of 111an\· liberals and that has al!o\\i'<l qualifi{'d blarks to gt'l th1' liberal money ." In fact. it "'as v:hite liberal ;..tax Palevskv v•ho \\'H~ f.1r :'Ind away the.bigg<'lit donor to lhe Bradl<-•y ca111p;.ug11 "Before \\':.ttt!i."' s a 1 cl anotlwr top Dem or rat , "blacks had to ra1~c moni•\' arnoog blacks onlv. TI1at"'s v.·hy !here \\'ef(' n() tnilJOf hl11rk cand idatt·s for slal<''>l'Jdc office before thl•n But \\'alts loo~nC'd things tip." cians deSC"ri "·as muth 1n . and dt'<i1cat1on th1·rc V.J, 11 the.! nlO\'t.'rnen! " J'>rmallv agr{'t'S \\'1th th i!i poult of v1c1\' "\ think at this tune pt'Opl•' art' rl'~ponchn); to g 11 o d r1·prt"S(•n\.'1t1on ralhcr th an ju~il color ," ht' !!111d. "If 11'l' don'! do 1l now, you rn1ght "' 111•1! fOrt.:l't ll."' A\ lhc IHO!tlt'!l\. II SC\'lllS thl'rt•'s ;1 good ch:inc'f' the~ '-"·*H do It , .it least at thf' top l1'V('ls. I BRUSH and BLOWER SCISSOR STYLES HOW TO DO THEM STEP BY STEP Anvone can care IOf J B1 u:.h & BIC\\P• h.i11 o:.lyle. Of our olner curl coa••nQ luss-tree. lull r .. nct1ona1 .SCISSOR STYLES wn•ch <1re J S f',JSy to 00 <1< 1u·.! .,n;impool Our lamp cot<; t.ngPr 1umole tu1s cu1hn9 iron tuts WJ'>h !owe! Orv. oru~n n lh11t cut., 01 .,,mpl(' wasn d"" wr·,\f cuts are SCIS· SOREb. all 1.1k.e-ca10-01 yoursell :.1v1,., C'iooo !01 any aqe. dn'I Milir No 1ea~1ng, oo roller<; no pi1·"· no POLLUTING HAIR SPRA YS ALSO: HO SIT ,E.MAHEHT WA YES, YOU M.t.l HEYE• WAHT TO SET YOUR HAIR "'G.t.JH. JOSEPH'S SCISSOR STYLING Huntinqton Beoch 9!64 HomiHOfl A•~- 968·3535 Fullerton l 05 M, H.-bor ll•d. 879·3863 11 Oail 8 A.M.to t 0 ,.M.-'Sot. & 54.11. 9 lo 5 ,,M. Q. "What's the ice cream capital of the world?" A. Used to be Philadelphia. Now it's Lo6 Angeles. instan<:es ~ registerin.g t.o advertising over te!e\•ision and ~ote. applying fo~ a driver. s b~'-and-larg~ staying , out of liCi!Jllle or attemptmg to obtain .. conservative areas w her c credit. 61ackness could ha\'c cost Thornas Bradley·s campaign last yC'nr did nothing of 1h11t kind. Bradlr\' saturated the air v.·ith Tv rommC'rcials making no bon<'S about his racial idl·nti1y. ll is opponent. Sain Yorty. didn 't hes\\at l' to remind voters of UrJdl C'y"s race either. TllE "GlJ[I ' " si:inli' r>ol1ti· t'vidcnce las 1nonth at the 1'n· ,-----------------------, dorsinl ron\·ent1on Of tht• liberal Catifom1a Urrnocrn!ic Counril, "·here Dvmalh• ou t· polled rival l!O'>l:ard 071\Llll·r e\'cn though ~liller is con- sidered more lihi:ral on rnost issues. l)yn1ally h1ms ... lf t·~ pressed surpr1st> al his sho\\·· 1~g and most obsrr\'er s ascribed il solely 10 his being Q. ';Our President is the commander·in-thief. So does he have a military serial number?" A. He does not. He doesn't even have to take the in· oculations. Q. ~'What's the difference between a humorist and a satirist?" ~ A. Can onl y quote Father Ronald A. Knox on that ooe. Said ht>: ''The humorist runs v.·ith the hare; the satirist hunts with the hounds." THE HARD FACTS In Denmark, you can buy toothpaste flavored orange. banana and strall.·berry, it's reported ... Biopsies prove that most breast lumps -between 65 and 80 percent, in fact -are not cancerous . • . Military records list the existence about a dozen years ago or one Pfc. ~1erry Christ- mas ... Approximately 17 out of every 100 doctors in this country don't practice medicine ... That place in this nation with 'the fe\\o-est women drivers in proportion ' , 1 to its population· is the District of Columbia. ' A man tends to be angular, a woman roundish. In !,he chin, !he shoulders, the hips.-That's nature's way, as you know. But did you know it'S also true ql their teeth? A man 's teeth, particularly his upper central inciso rs. usu· ally are somewhat more square than the curved teeth of Vt'Omen. lie issued the opinion in \'Otes if attention \\'ere calll'd response lo an inquiry from to it. Sen. ~lilton Marks j R-5an Francisco l. QUEENIE BUT LOS A'.\'GELES ~tayor By Phil lnlerlandi '.'low it appears that thr<'f' more blaek men-tv.·o from Sou th er n Califomia-ha\'C ~l id shots at po\11crful state offices . ' t\lcrvyn Dymally or Los An geles, the firs t black mnn clccl rd to tht· state Senalr, 1s considered !he front-runner for !he Democratic nomination as lirutenant governor. \leanwhile. Republican at- torney James L. Flourno y, \\'ho was narro\v\y bea ten for secretary or state four yrars ago by Edn111nd G. BrO\\'Tl .Jr .. loon1s as a stron g r.o r state controller possibility, \\"ITll Tll~ Fl.OL.:RXOY nn111{'. 1den11cal to that or thC' pr1·scnl rontrollcr. he v.·ould hnvC' a ~hd shot at election if he v.·ins 1n lhc June primary. black. Th e "«lebnlv cult"' is another factor tit'ip1n~ black candidates . suggested on (' \'Clt•ran pol itical pro "'ho has bf-en involved in statewide campaigns since 1918. •·Among tht' wh ilt· liberal <'hie set ," he .<;<ltd • !hL' i~f'a 11( '\Vov.'. a hlack~' is s!ill present. The sain e respon,>;e l'ould be dra\\'n by an athll'lt• or an entertainer a~ a polili· t•ian. But to get the lilX'ral money, the black cand1date mu::-l first bN.~mc a cclcbri· ty ... Ab1lit~ is another factor . And when Robert 71\orctl t of \'an Xuys Sll'ps do"·n fro111 his ··A GREAT DR IVE \\'.'.IS po s t as Ass c in b I y created by lhe civil ri~hts Sp1.'<iker-v.·hich he must do movement." said one lead1n~ sornet1mC' th is year since hC' ltepublican. ··vou "re startinl: has officially flied lo run for to see a lot of black peap\e in ATTENTION VETERANS OF WORLD WAR I .. ------------------· Name .. sueet .•.. C1ty .•....••.••..•.••.. Do you receive a V.A. pension? • .Z10 .. .. I I I I. I I I I Marr1ee1 . . • . , . . . , •... Single . . , , • . J ·------------------ Tho Ve1erans Of World War I. U SA . 1s a na!1onat or9an11at1on chartered by congress and pledged 10 l!E!rv1ce the veterans ot VI WI their w•ves and widows Tnere a1e more than one m+U1on three tiundred lhousand liv•ng w1tn an a11erage age o! over 76 years II you served 1n any bl31'Ch ot the armed service~ or 1he United Srates. even l0<'one aav oetwe-en April 6. 1917 c1nd Novemoer 11 , 19\B, you are eligible 10 101n • Maoy are unaware ol lows or oend1ng !eg1sla11on perta1n1ng to their wellafe To secure lorttier 1n!ormat1on comple!& 11\e at>Ove couooo Mail obove Coupon to: ...Y.£URAMS OF WORLD WAR I 275 E.18th St., Co,ta Me,o. Ca. 92627 How can you call yourself a Biblical scholar, if you can't name the fellow noted &n the Good Book for his reck- less driving? Spring this query on your old Sunday set.Joi teacher. Right after you read Second Kings 9:30: "And I.be driving is like the driving oC Jehu, the !On of Nim.<;hi, fur he driveth furiously." Add-ress mail to L. !tf. Boyd, P. 0. Boz 1875, New- port Beacll 92660. go\'crnor rather than reelec-fpo~1~;l~;c;s;w~H;;h;;1h;•;;sa;m;;•;d;•;";·•~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;..J tion .to the As.scmbly--San! 1 i ·rancisco's w;m, firnwn ""' SOUTH COAST ' VILLAGE Positio1i s" For Carnps Avaflable Between 21 and 25 qualified adults are SOllght for summer jobs with Camp Osceola, the Orange County YMCA· YWCA youth camp. Positions are available in food service. aquatics. nature trail and outcamping, store management and secretarial. first aid, and program resource and supervision. In addition. vQ!unteer positions as youth counselors are available, w i l h a minimum age of 18 required for senior counselors and )! minimum age of 15 for counselors-in-training. The positions are for the 11· week summer, ~i lh room and board provided al the 16-aci:e site in the San Bernardino r.1ountains. lnfonnatio'n ,. about j ob applications and the summer schedule may be obtained by calling 542·5621. June Reunion pears most likely to succeed hi1n. now! more ways you save when you saye at a WSANGELES FEDERAL SAVINGS family financial center f ~'ee lncorneTax Preparation r Le~ a prof~ssion~I prepar~ your personal tax returns at no cost. in pnvate, \\'Ith al! information held in strictest confidence. Re(Juired : $5,000 or more in any savings account (except 71/.~; Certificates, \\'hiCh must be $10.000 or more). If you \\·ant to t1:a11sfer your ac- count from :l.nother institution, \\'e'll handle the details for vou. If rou have a Certificate of Deposit. ,,·e'Jl arran~e your tax appoiniment 1;0,,• and transfer your Certificate at maturity '\'ith no loss fJf intrrcs t. PL US• frl'f' Personal Check ins.t Account, Safe Dl'po.~it ~ox. • • Traveler;;i. Check s and more th .<1.n 20 more fr1•t• .~t·r1·1l'l'" (some require minimum balancl') Most Important Service at each Los Angeles Federal Sa,·ings Family Financial Center. of course, is -high interest, year aftf'r year, on insured savinirs You also R"et the \'aluable assistAnce or the Los Anl!'eles Federal Sa\'inirs Counselor. \1·ho is tr:uned tn -translat f' thr i;ometimri:: baftling lans,!URj.!C of finalltl' into plain Enirlish land sometimes e\!en plain Spanii;h. Jnpanr!'l". Chi· ne!'.e and other lanf!lla1res). -han dle all the details for ~-ou \\'hrn rou \\'ant to transf Pl' your account to Los An~c les Federal Sav ings. ,I -help you drcidc \\"hit h actount, nr comb.i-n~~l!il'1<"· counts, \\'ill irivr you thl'Jt4!~me on insured sa\·in~s and th e best protection (or ~•our cst..'l.te. , loU ~ ~ ..I ..I -> ... "' ~ 0 • GET ACQUAINTED ' -.. -. • ' Off on every item in tM store TUES. -WED. -THURS. I "' 0 c -I ::c n 0 l> Cit -I < -, Orange County residents who graduated from Morningside High School in Inglewood, class of 1954, are sought ror a 20th year reunion in June. START YOUR LOS Al'GF.LF.S FF.DF.RAL S AVl~GS ACCOH:-IT TODAY.ONE MINUT ~ AND OKE SIG NATURE IS ALL IT TAKES. ::c 1- ::l Features tM world renown wta•inqs and folk ari from Poland. Masi of thtst iltms an new and unique in Southern California. r-r- ' I I Alwnni should c o n t a c t Peggy Forney, 1m1 Acacia Tree Lane Jn lrvine, 552-7552. UT'S BE BIENDLY U you hai.-e ~ neighbors or knoW of anyone moving to our ma. please tclJ us so that "'t may extend a fri<'ndly "~!come and help them ~'become acquaint~ In thtlr new aurroundino. So. Coast rm 4M-057' 4ff.f3" 11ar11ar risttar / 1146-4174 ' ' LOS ANGELES FEDERAL SAVINGS . ,\i\iNll.\L l:\l"EUll:"i'I' HA-rt:~ 0~ l:\'SUHEll ~ \ \ l'.\C;:"i All 111tere~t compOun<led d11ly ----------, •·1·-Of~-. 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W1l•h•rt Kh'Cl. 11 G"nd lm An&tltl, C•Hf, 90017 • 6l,·71•1 oo Z.11111'19691 ' ~ ......... , ................... ~-••••• , ..... ••t f111•1• 11 tt JI. ,.,,.,.rollttt lltr•u•ili°"' th-fl •r,e• ' ~· .. ' 0 "' ' .... 7 wants you· lo become acquainted with 11!4' hi9f! qual ity hand craftsmenship rxhibiltd in ih. ""JS and wall hall<Jill<JS, woodtn box ts ond fiqurines1 amber jewelry, and ceramic pieces. HERE•II• &-.THERE • MERCANTILE BLDG. -556·0121 ' SOUTH COAST VILLAGE l> Ci' m I ' HELD OVER! OSCAR HOMIHEE SHOWCASE 7i cademy Award ominotions J•c•"-- "Sove The Tiger" 1a1 lya11 i T-..O'HHI "Poper Moon" CP'G>t I ACAOUllY "°""NA I TOUCH OF CLASS (JOI J ~y NOllllH.t.\'IOHS! ClllS ANO WHISPIRS Ill ----·'"'' '""" .,_ MIOHAll, OPU .. "I I '·~ J Ii IA.I. t WM. OPflt e:lO '""' IHOW ll OUM e UNDU 11 1111 ·-•1 .. .._ ... llk h•rd l""l•"'llO/Yul arynntr WESTWORLD & Ch1rltrtn Ht1ton SOYLINT GREEN Saft O•••• • •••••• •• •·-"""'tu 1 961?411 ) ACADIMT NOMINAtK>HSI --THI LAST DITA.IL 111 PIKTTT MA»5 AU IN A IOW !II l-""' •.• _ ..... _, 111.1111 S ,11.(ADIMY IMiONN•iffiSHJ,., ·1- AMllfCA.N GUfflTI .,., .'1.UI t WOODY AlUM -··'""• -·--..... ~ tY.1011 ! LI MOOffl.IGHTINO MtSTllil o 12.J $WIN<M'°' l'U$STCATS tti j3.) I UN VlllOIN~·~U:;:N~··::::;::::;' t•• °'"'" r., c: ....... .... °'' ..... . •tJ•t,. • ACADIM'I' MOMINAYIOHJI TH( WAY WI wra1 (l'01 "in I OOl.DH Ml.wt!' ' IUTlll:,lllS A~I fl:ll - Tipsy Teetotaler Here's Joh11n y-Aga in • Arcurd1ni; 10 !hr FosterRrooks Gains Fc11ne £IS 'Drunk' 110 1.l. Y\\'()()f) It.: Pl I -l~d news for CSS·TV and AB\- T\I : Johhny Qlr!'oOfl ha-1 siitnE'd a ney,• long-U?nn contr3ct witJ1 the net\\·ork ht helped uchievt· annountt•n11·n1 I ti .. · ..:arson prCJt!ranl :-.l'I ,1 rl'<--ord for 1\o;clr in its r;111ngs avl·hl.Re la.~! year. "and \\<l'I 1it·Y.cd 111 ":ln <l\'t•rag~· of j ti nullLon hotne~. nnolhl•r rl'<:ord · 6y \'ER~OS SCOIT l!Ol.LY\\'OOD i UPI) -111<! ta 11. d1st111gui~1.-.d 1n an i.moothM his \\hih· b<-nrd :ind sa id, "Nolhing to drink for Ill('. !h~1nk )Oll., '111(' \l';li\('r·.~ !' r (• b r (1 \\' ~ jun1ped Ill di~IX'!lt'f. "YOtL sur1·')" l!C' askt-d "It happens all !he timl'," s ;11d l"o s ter B rook!!. t('ff'v1~ion'~ p~1inf•nt drunk "But I hnvcn't had a drink Ul nlne years.·· L"l)(lt lhr C(' years o~o Brooks \\'a!; eking oot a living as an actor. 11is v.ift: \fas an t.'mp!oye of tht' telephonl' com- 1>any for 10 years. Jubs v.·rre ::.C<•rce and prospt>cts blrak. At ag<' ;,9 he Y::is JU:.t anothc-r ~1arv1ng <ictor. "TllF.:"\ I rl'mcmix'm.I ho\'1 11 t·ll n1y father used to tell ~!onl's ;1bout d111nks," Broo ks said. ·· 1 was paid $..lCl on<:' night "LAST TANGO IN PARIS" -----IX) Geo. Segii l • Ruth Gordon "WHERE'S POPPA" l •l fOUNtAIN VAU.rt' Ullo ><G'• 11 UllSllHI TU t i• "llLLY TWO lo!Ali~ CPO! W•dy .. l ;JO S•l/Sun l:U.J:lH :50 ;LE ClaA GLIDE IN ILUE" (PG W•dyH:t!-\O:ll S.l/S...,..l: )0.711). H : 40 fOUNTAIN VAll('I' ·~ D oo u 10 ,.c,,~ JI S.l/Sun T11 1:>11 HElD OVEll l "'THE POSEIDOH ADllENTUllE" IPG! W•ay .. l:U·f:U Sit/Sun l :lO·l:40·J:l4· .. IO:IO 8 fXClU51Vf! A.CADIMY AWARD NOMINATIONS! ··NO ooun JllU.I SHll MASON Will on THl OKA .. '~kk S!Nvt ·ctr.--11) co.ua• IAMIS C.UH UST PICTUR( llSf SCR(INPlAY UST DIRICTOR UST CINIMATOGUIHT llST COS"IUMiS 11.00 Miil, WED. I P.M. CQM1N: SAT. ' SUM. !'I'll. f.lDM 1 ,,Ill. MANN THEATRES { 1 (1\( l\ll' N()MI Nl\l IONS'\ I Joanne Woodward Sumn;c,F Wishes, Winter Orean1s D•llY 1 41 11>1 WN 1:11 J l\,l lS I'll .P\U$· Jee• L1111mOt1 "iAYl THI TIGiR" _,,,.1ttu !IU4M. ~. '· ..... <.rt a City of llOJ)(' charily ban· qutt to say a rcw y.·ords or Y.'('l('ornc. "So I crime up v.ith I.he drw1k 1dc~. IL y.•as ~· hoY:lins; ~uc('l'~. 1\fH·r that Pcrrv Corno C.'.lU,l!ht nt•· d o J n ~ :111oth('r 1)11nc1uct 11nd took n1c along to l..'.1'> Vt•ga.s. After that it \\'as Johnny C:1rsot1 .'Ind now th<· l.)(>lln ~l:irtin ~how.'' Brooks is :1 gracious. old· fash i o n e d K ent u c k y Rt·ntlcman. II c addrl'.sst:,; almost c\'Cl")onc as "sir" or ··1na'nt '' A one-timt· trlcvision nc11 s anchorm.1n in Hochrstcr . N.Y .. Brook<> docs 1nany dialccts and is an ac..x.'OtTiplishL>d singer But ttM-drunk ha.<; nmdc hin1 fan1ous and ea5Cd his f1nanci:1I \\'()(''\. "I Tlll~K OF lhc drunk a~ a f<i\'Ori!(' unc!c \\'ho wouldn't orfrnct anvonc." /'I(' snid. "ll c's a man v.:ho has just had one 100 manv and is doing his bc<lt \O kceJ> ·everyone frcim kOO\\'· ing it. ··11c rootly doe s n't un· dcrs tand \\"hat prople :.:ire laughing about. The dn1nk doesn't think his speech is sl urred. lie believes he's fool- in R pt.'Op/c. "Rcn1cn1bct that. great ald movie drunk. Jack i'orton. He usually was wcarinR a tux edo or v.iutc tic and hanging oo a lan1ppc>st. lie 1vas falling r!01\:ll drunk. "'~· guy isn't li ke -that. lle·s not objectionable." Brooks has only had ''"'o let- ters complaining about his drunk act. lie pcirsona lly sym- path izes v.•ith drunks. "rEOPLE I~ a live au· cf!!!£4f/-l~INBW< '"'""_..,. .. ,.1.,,. ,.,.. ... .,., ... " -.-...... •:45 _5-· ):O•l:JI 10 ACAD(MY dil'flCC who don't know it's an tH.:.1 usually feel sorry for me ill first," be said , laughing. "Sometimes 'they are shockod nod sorrowful when they think I y.·as a straight entertainer 100 bombed to put on my act. They feel. sorry for me. Afra id I'll looe my job." Brooks never uses four-lcl- ·ler y,·ords on or off stage and little profanity. He says "heck" instead ol "hell," "darn" rather than "damn." He was a two-fisted drinker once himself. "I haven't had a drink for nine years.'' he said. "I was ne\·cr an}'\vhere being an nlcoOOlic. I \\'as a y,·ee kend drunk . I'd get loaded and stay that way oo Saturday and Sun- d:i~·. But during U1e y,·eck I stayed rold sober in case I h;id 11 job. I didn't want lo i<l'ie ;i job because of drinkin~. "ONE DAY I wns sillillg around a swimming pool. smashed . with so.rne friends and a guy bet me $10 I couldn't quit drinking for tv"o weekends. I also bet h.im I coold quit smoking for thal Ion~. "\\'<:'11 . I quit cold . And I've ne1·cr gone back to alcohol or cigarett~. "At that time it never oc- eurrcd to me I'd be making a gro:I living playing a drunk. but I don 't think my 01111 drinking sprees contributed to my characteri1.ation of the drunk.·· Brooks finished I unch and v.•alked outside to aY.'3.il his car. \Vhen it arrived he pointed proudly to the License plate Y.'hich read : "A LISl." Carol Star~ Co&n:l's hot record hits for the .... ·eek ending 1t1arch 23 , as they appear ln next week's is~uc of Billboard 1nagazlne. HOT SINGLES I DARK LADY -Cher , 1'.fCA 2. SEASONS IN TIIE SUN - Terry Jacks, Bell 3. SUNSlllN£ ON ltfY SHOULDER -John Den\'er, RCA 4. BOOGIE 00\\'N -Eddie Kendricks, lti olown 5. A10CKINGBIRD -Ca rly Sin1on & J ames T ay !o r , £1ektra 6. BENNIE TllE JETS El1on John. l\1CA 7. II 0 0 K E 11 ON A FEF:Ll!\'G -Blue Swede, Capitol 8. JET -Paul lttcCartney. Apple 9. EllES TU Touch The \\'ind -Ptfocedades. Famous 10. J UNGLE BOOG IE Kool & The Gang, De-Lite TOP 1J'S I. BARBRA STREISAND The \Vay We Wcrl'. Colun1bla 2. JOllN DENVER Greatest !lits. RCA 3. JO NI PtflTCllELL Court and Spa rk . Asylum 4. PtllKI-; OLDFI1':LD Tubular Bells. Atlantic 5. llO B DYLAN -l'!atJ('l \\'al'CS. Asylum 6. CAH LY SI.\tON. I lotcakes. Elektra Tanya Tucker. Columbia dominanct Jn I at c -11 i g ht 3. ~llDN IGllT. ~IE & THE tcle\•ision. !\'SC.TV. DLL 1 ES -f\1cl Tilli!i!. MG"t -:_c:===:;:;;======:::;:;;:;:;;:; 4. SWEET t-.t A C N 0 L I 1\ - BLOSS0:'\1 -Bill y "Crash" Craddock, ABC 5. TliER~ \\10N"T er: ANYMORE -Charlie Rich. RCA 6. WRONG IDEAS Brenda Ll-e, MCA 7. BABY DOU~ -Barbara Fairchi ld, Columbia 8. I LOVE YOU, I LOVE YOU -David llousion & Barbara Pt1andrell. ColWTibia --· ... SIAD/UM I .'. " ..... ,.,. l!.lLL "-- ... .. ELECTRA GLIDE IN BLUE" (R) 9. DADDY. WHAT IF -"BUSTING" Bobby Bare, RCA .,.., 10. !'VE GOT A nflNC "WHERE'S POPPA'" (R) ABOUT YOU BABY -TAKE G GOOD CARE OF HER "JEREMIAH J!'~NSON" (P l Elvis Presley, RCA. "The Thltf Who C~me To Dinn•r" EASY LISTE:\l~G "POSEIDON AOVENURE" (GJ .,, 1. Sl.iNSHIN E ON !\1Y "NEPTUNE FACTOR., SHOULDER -J ohn Denver .I ~~~:::::::~~'.:'"'.:'"::'.::::-:--:'.:""".'.:'"'.:'"'.:'"~ RCA I----- 2. SEASONS IN THE SUN -- Terry Jacks, Bell 3. DARK LADY -Cher, MCA 4. A VERY SPECIAL LOVE SONG -Charlie Rich. Epic; 5. LAST Tl?-.1E I SAW 1-llM -Dia nna Ross. !\fotown 6. THE LORD'S PRAYER -Sister Janet "tead. A&M 7. I LOVE -Tom T. ~fall. Ptlercury 8. r:RES TC -TOUCll TH E \\'li'\O -i\loct'dadcs. Fa1nous 9. LOVE'S TH~;~t l-.: -Lui(' t:nlimiTcd Orchestra. 2 0 l h Century 10. !\1Y S\\'EET !..:\DY Cliff De 'i'oung, !\1CA. J RONA!O NU!,![ f1m HELD OVER 3rd BIG WEEK ! ORANGE COUNTY COSTA MESA GARDEN GRO\IE LI .A. (7 14-)4() 0594) Hi way 39 Dr.11c In (714 534 62221 GARDEN GROVE LAGUNA Niguel !114 496 1253) 7. PAUL 1t1cCARTNEY & \\'INGS -Band On The Run, ;::;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;::::::==:;-1 Apple Grove (714-537·6600) Sou!h Coast 1714 414 151 41 FOU~TAIN VALLEY Fountain Valley ;it (71 4~15CQ MISSION VIEJO Edwards Ctnema V1e10 (830-e990) WESTMINSTER Cinema West ;,3 (714-892-4493) LOS ANGELES COUNTY LONG BEACH Plaza(429.J012) 8. YES -Tales From Topographic Ocrans, Atlantic 9. EL TON JOHN -Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, MCA 10. LOVE U NL I M IT E D ORCllESTltA -RhApsody 1.11 \\'hite. 20th Century COUN TRY SINGLf':S I. Tll~RE'S 1\ HO!\K\" TONK ANGEL -Conv.·ay Twitly, MCA 2. \\'QULD YOU LAY \\'ITH t\IE In A f'~icld Of Stone Just a few words in the right place ..• Daily Pilot Classified.Ads Dial the direct line 642-5678 -------,-----------.. J ~ :--, LONG BEACH U.A. Cinema (437-1267) LOS ALTOS OAIVE·IN (425-7422) ~.so f'ljl.YtNG AT OTHER lt<f,11. TAES T'""'0VG..0UI S0\11 .. Lll .. CM.IFOl< .. !11 HAVE YOU SEEN THE ''EXORCIST"? Would you like to have the facts on Exorcism? You are invited to hear Dr. Walter Martin, noted American theologian and author speak on "EXORCISM: FACT OR FABLE?" at Newport-Mesa Christian Center, 148 Twenty-Second St., Costa Mesa, Wednesday, March 20 at 7 :00 p.m. "''l~IS'/I ( ~\ AWARD NOMINATION / A COMIDY l lOT. Ir ' YdU'I( LOOKING JOI LAUO+ftll, DON'T MISS ITI HILD OVER llST PICTUlll:t: llST ACTRISS SHOWING TOGETHER ~ NOMINATIONS COMBO I -· ~'~ BEST PICTURE 11A1 lfST ACTRESS • 1U~~~v~ -· , ...... , ••.•• ,"° •••C>•• 1.00. , ... ,., ""·"" SATUROAT AND •UNDllY 9:l 0 a .m . -1 I :4S-l :00-4:lD·6:SO •.•• 9:l 0 -11 :SO ,. , ~ ·•· •OW•ltDS ·•' ; .. : ....... :.:·~~: ........ : ...................... ... -... ·-···-....... Mtl t roeltJ he1 ,..,,,.., •ut •M t f fl>e f11n11!t1I Hrewt..H t11Mtll11 1ln•t 11\o _!fG•"JI. l rt tl't.<1." • ...• ~,, ~-·· , ,, _ .... ,, ...... ".-· GEOflGE c. scan • \\IKI: '"-'IJOl~ •'l'l 11·1£ 01\Yf., DOLPl·flN PLUS ~~'.•:•, , ... , ... ,,. .. •: THE 6REATEST ADVENTURE OF ESCAPE! ., • Gll,.OA JACKSON NOMINflS Clint Eastac1ll is IHrtJ Harry In-......... WHAT THIS FILM [lPOSfS l«OUI UNOEllCOVlR VIC[ COPS CAii I BE Sllll 011 rou11 IY S(T • J ·-ONLY H£11[1 ' lOWl>RO$ l l\1 ,, \ ! f \I I It . ' . . ... ... , . ') ... ' ·,(f JJ'·:··2·"· ...... I ........ , ....... ,... . ., -:::.=:: ""':' • \: ... .:t. .... I • I Tl m at wt s the Qui CH c i :t Qui c dat GO nat sta '"' no Fri seh in da tu ce SW " '"' al \\'h I Qu in ge th or bu m c Or IN p. Co ~1 w \\'ii an " m \\'C ~I lu D St St Sa st pl Co Di H 0 p, w ~' G r " Ht'I cl 2 b) is " Flyi11t1 Loav The traditional kites or litarrh include this tetra model buill by Chip Parker lforeground). a student at Linco ln School in Corona del J\l.'.lr. Young Parker 'vho launchecl hi s t:ite last \\'C~k as part of a rlas~ project. said hi s research showed that the fir:-t tetra kite buill bv t\le:xandcr Grahan1 RcU \\·a~ t.iO feet long -big "enough to ea rry Bell's .~on. l':irker built a ~ca l<'cl-dO\\"JT vC'r~ion. ---------- He11ry Quigley a Day Earl'r San Juan Cauipaign Sto11 Hard to S1vallo11; By O.C. ll USTIJ'\GS Apparently operating und('r the theory that the eorl y Quigl ey gels the worn1. Ir\ 1oc Cil y Ccun· c i J '"1 a n ll c n r y Quigley. a c a n d i - date for the GOP nomi- nation r 0 r state trea- surer. an- n 0 u n c e d QUIGLl.Y Friday that his can1p_aign schedule ,,·ould include a stop in San Juan Capistranfl !hat day to attend !hi' :inr-=.! re- turn of the s\vallo\\'S. Ho\\•ever. tradition and ceremony dictate that !he swallows. as v.·ell as the crowds of potential \'OIC't'S 1hat turn out to ll'atrh thcin. alwavs return 011 !\i:.i rc h 19. \1·hich is ton1orro\1'. \\le 1rust Counc i lm:in Quigley h;id a pleasant Frid~· in San Juan and hope he didn't get a stiff neck while scann ing the skie2 looki ng for s11•a\1011·s. or peering around corners of buildings looking for vo:"r-. ~<. . '-.;, w ..-( ..... Ne\o\'}X>rt. Irrinc and Santa Ana are planning a cocktail partv next i'olcnday for a group of GOI' candid ates th!! \adic~ say 1vil! include gubematorinl hopcruls Houston Flournoy and Ed He ineck.:. Also cspcctcd a t t he \~·" p ir1t'r lnn i;art ~· is John llnn ncr. whv ls bidd1ng ... for !he Gl lf> nomin,Hion f or heutcnant governor. Also on hand senatorial hopeful:; "Johnny·• Johnson Earl Brian. \\'ill be J n m r:> and Dr. Local candidates scheduled to attend a r e j n cu in bent Assemblyman Robert Badham and ?\tarcia Bents. \vho is running for the ·county Board of Supervisors. Tickets arc priced at ~3.50. The har is no h o s t . Reser\Pations can be made hv I call ing Doroth~· Knox iii 7\e\1·port (6i5-4 lj3 1. Prgcy T!mrnas in Santa Ana !835- 8126 J. or ?\ta~ilyn ~arkhill in Irvi ne (6.J4-lt2.l41. ·'. A.E. ''P.\T" AR\"OLD of C"press. Ad-1 ?\iae Hardeman of 'Garden Grove :ind Hay's. ~lcndoza of Santa ;\na \\·ill be ro<hairmcn of II ow a r d Adler's dri\·e for Con~rcss in Orange County's 38th District Adlt·r \\ants to replace his boss. Hep. Hir hal'd T. Hanna I D-Anahein1 1. 1'.'ho is rl'liring this yenr. l.cngtunc Ora nge Count~· re!-1den1 An1old t•urrcntll i~ prrsidcnt of !hl·· Ora ii g_e l Count.\' Board o~ F:duca tion .\ii',~. llardcinan 11ork.:. for l"C.:I Ext rnsion at t.:C lr\'1ne. has St·r1cd as \'ice chairman of the Orangc Counly ii u m a nl Hclations Comn11ssion and ic; a former president of t h e Orange Count y l.r:i ~ue 11f \\'ornrn Vvters. '.\lcndol:i is vice prt·:<itl:onl of t h c California Labor Federation. assistant regional n1anager of the Laborers L'nion a n d president of Laborers Local 1152. How'To Hold FALSE TEETH Securely Do fa\H1 teeth r mharr••• >"DU by C!Omln: 1"°"" •hen 1'(lU eat, l1u1h. or talk! A dentm·f!adhl'llive tan htlp. Jl'ASTJ::ETll• r[vl!ll denture-a lont· ..,r. llrml!!', ftt"di"f hold. Makf'!I "'~t lor morefnjo~bk>. 'fot mott ....curay acid eomfori.,...,. PASTEETH Df:o· lure Adh""'"" Pnwder. Denturu t hat fit 1rt -ntbl to health. See your deQti!lt repl&r\y. UCI Fresli111e n Don'L Reg ard Selves Lib era l Su,rvey • lll ~lost l'CI frcstuncn "do no ! rt')l.l1rr1 1ht>n1sch·es as li beral in poluiral orienlution" and arc n111k1ng r:1rt•er pla 11s t'<trh . ;1 s11r1 t•\' of I 2j9 lrt·~hn1ln h:is d1~l·lo~l·d T HE Qlit:STIU!\S.\IH.E. 11·h1ch 1\·as con1ple1cd by 79 l>l'rtent uf tht l'rl!crtnl( rlnss, ... tiov.·fd 1h11 t a substant i<1 I n11norit~· fct•li> \l 1s important 10 kt>rp up 1111 h political arra1 r<!, bu! th:it it i5 not 1·s~l·n11,1\ 10 1nfh1t'nrc tht' pol11u·:il ~1rue!lll't' or <;i)('lt1I \ \ ;1IUI"~ I I Vof 11 11/eer.~ ,J re .\,,ei/e d OH \\Cl: -TI1r .{Jrang\"j i ·, .11111 :\111111:1 1 ~l11·1 h r c 111 1•11\1' !'i•1uth !1t'•t·. '·' ·i · k 1ng 1 o\ul\IC'Prs to ht>l p 1n1 .1lt• lo.!.\ pct.<i :ind 10 :1$~1~t 11 ith clf'I (!' l ! ''k~. The s1ud1,nt$ :ti~ ind1ra\i•.:I a t'Ontl·rn \111/t tht• nu·un111g and prrsonal \:1lu1· r,f 11(lrk in rraking l1111tt·1t·nn t· a r l' ,. r ehoLt't'S. lntnnsie ultt·r··'1 111 rhe field nnd r11:1kt"i.: .1 1·onrr1b11r1on to sc11:it•l,1 1>l'rt· ra1cd high , v.·hil~· frw s1ud1•:1t~ cons1dt'r rapid :ull a111·t1n1t•nt or h11:h rarn1ng, ;i~ :1 ~isn 1f1tant re:1son in n1;1kini; 1he1r ca ret>r tho11:cs OTHER FJ:'\DISGS arr that !ht• nia1urit1 of "tud~rll" bt·hc1 1~ 111 J••b rqu;1l 1t~ fr11 11una·11 ,ind 111 <11sru11rng1ng l:1r~l' ranldle.:o .1·xl tx>lie1e th:tl I!\· ~O\t•l'llll!'lll IS not l'l'Ulo•t'11Pj.! l'•lrl.•Ull1t'IS 1\,·rurtl11:~: r•1 .J.,J111 I lu~. \ 14't' th 11u·1·!111:-tor ~111d1111t all.ur-.. 111\ \IO•\\-. Of l '(_'] f11·~hlllt'tl ti~·.i r t Ins-.• rt·~t>1nhl;111t't' 10 tho~~ of nt'I\' ~u1d1•nr, at th1· otht'r 5i9 l'!l!llp!IS('S \\ hll'h par11c1pat(·d 111 !ht· nat1onJI su r1 ry. -CHE:CIC THESE SUPt:R SAlt: SPECIALS- M,4,ALOX LIQUID ANTACID, 1701 •...•.•. O:EPACOl MOUTt-tW.-,SH 70 or MISS 81{ECK SUP£R BALSA iJ. '2c• •..•. , . LOGE SH.-,VE CRE AMS, l ot ' ...... .., ... .qf6 (•\Ill .......... ('i.o 001.0..11 Ol.OGv .. ~ B M ANNING'S C OLLECTORS SHOP •."k"L~ • ·~4:::-_9 NEW"OOIT BLVD. ~OffA Ml:I,., C.O,LfO-, 6 4"'·92!5t ...... 1•·11 ;:10 THE I EARL'S !'IM<lllllM "••lo nl "'" (oo I ,..,,. \!fd• La•iun~ >,;d~lttU• ·~::.~~01 ,jf ~OU• P00' A" or~t" l~2-1 7Sl " .. ~i d:-; Lik e to .-\ncl v PHARMACY S•l• !'•I<• 99, 1.09 1.19 79, ~ht'l1t·r hou rs :1r1• 9 a 111. It) 4 p.1n . Volun!cers 1ntrrtsted 1n l 11ork1nR :1 fe11 hours per 11·cpk l ur n11u11h can call ii'6-j5~1 . ~~1:ple /Ouotes) J · 2700 E. Coast !Ji~~l'l ?V. ?t Fer"'o.•f. Coro na de! Mar makes Sunday rllllDAY • !1'11.1 -644~-7575 reshape, firm 'n trim with a body that's fit to live in. -' • TllE i\101''TllL, .. gcn<>ral meeting or the Orange Count~· Chapt~r of the Na t i on a l Organization for \Vo m c n ( N'O\\' 1 Is scheduled_ for 7: 30 p.m. Thursday at the Central Con1n1unity Cen tt!r. 2215 \\'. i\lcf adden Al'c. Santa Ana . Health News ... you don't just get a shape ''you get i11 sliape'' ·' • Chapter Presidcn1 f.d\\·i na \\'alsh said a donat ion of $! 11·i!I he accepted at thr dw r and that child care 11·i1l be a1·ai\ahlc al no ch11rgc. The 1neeting is open to 1nen, as 11·e!l as 11·omcn . * '{',: ·.,,; ASSl=:~I HLY Sr..e·•krr l'lf'b i\loretti 11·ill speak at Friday's luncheon meeting of t he Democratic Rosrn11n ;it the Stadiu in Club in Anaheim Stadium. i.· ,. .-: '· BERl\ARD \\'OCHER of Santa Ana , a cand idate for !he state Bo.:ird of Equalization. plans lo speak at I p.m. Thursday at Santa An a College. His topic : "HO\\' to End Direct Taxes on People and Homes by Phasing Out Our Out\\·orn ~fajor Po 1 i t i c a I Pnrtics and Rcpla<'ine: Then1 \Vilh Age-grouped Par1ics." \Vochcr plans to give the sarne speech l\1arch '.!5 at Golden \\'ost Collf~C in llun· tiflgton Beach. iri case \'OU can't make his ta!k Thur~rlny He 'll talk to politu .. !ll <lCirnct classes a( c;olrl'.:'fl \\'est at 2 p.n1. . -* '. REPUBUCAi~ \Vomcn from Polka Club Pl a ns Dance ANAHEti\·f -Tht Orange County Polk.1 Club \\•ill hold Its JOth Past Presidents' dinner· dance March 23 DI the Anaheiln Elks Club, 423 N. Anahclln Blvd .. Rc~rvaUons 1nu~t he mRdc by ~1arch 15. Tickf!'l ehalrman is ~lary !\f:ichinskl. 77.f..158.5. I • Nerves, Nerves, Nerves . . . Maybe That's Your Problem "\'our trouble is nerves, that's all " many have been told . But . according to f)r. G;iry Coutu re of the Coulurc Chiropracti c I office. you r ncr\•es are too important to your body to be dismissed so easily. "You mu st remember," he says. "th :it e1·ery funl·tion laking 1.-ce in you r body is under con trol or th e nerve system. I "all it th e ~ta s ter Sy slt'm of the Human Body." A h ea lth y .,.-nt'rvous system ,. gi ,·es you ,£. str ength a nd , ~ener~y for the DR. GARY day's 11o·ork. It COUTURE brus hes aside sicltness. shrugs off llrdinary aches and pai ns. It fiJ:hts off the usual det eri oration of "middle age." All· in all, it gil'c s y o u th a t ''is n 'l · it · great· to· be ·a Ii ve '' feel.ing da y af\er glorious day. And an unhealthy nervou s system? "That's a different ~to ry,'' Dr. Coulu re says. "One Iha ! can be tit led NERVOUSNESS." According to Dr . Couture there is H diction<1ry de finition of nervousness : and a ner,·ow patient 's understandin11 or the ward. "Quite obviou1ly," he s ays. "th e tv,.o can differ greatly." "While a patient may complain that he is easily upset, onen he cannot put Into wori!s what he means . by feeling ne rvous,'' say Dr. Couture. ··To thf' patient. feeling ner\•ous can be an un plea s ant . someti mes fri11:htcning experience making It difficult to work or conrenlrate and causing him lo feel a n xio u s and apprehensive. Often he will be restless, fidJ(el,Y and eastly startled . He may display mnnne.risms sllch as nailbltlng and he may bt irritable, show "':orry or act bewildered." ,. - "Add itionally." Dr. Couture goe s o n , "there ca n be palp1tat1on of th<' heart . gastrie distress, headachcs. b lu rrl'd 1·1s i o n and irrl'gularity " "You must rem e mber . hov.·e1·er. ner1·ousnl'SS ·~ nol a lli :o.ea se 1n 1t st·lf It is symptomalil' or a seri es fJ f 1 symptoms of somc phys ical problem 1n the bod~· " .. Lel l oncorrttted," he adds, I ''ner\·ou s nes~ can causr a multitude of senou.~. ch roruc I condition~ And 1·1rtu;1lly all major p !->)'Chot1c di sorders I be,11in "''1th the symploms or nervOUSfl ('SS ... Dr. Co uture urRe s th oxc 1 peollle v.'ho t•xperience frequent nervousness or it s symptoms to seek accurate I dia.11n o s 1s and C'ffec t ive trr11tment . I Persons v.'hQ s urfer from nervou snt•ss or fatlf:ue owe ii to them selves and thl'1r farn1l1ci; to h11\·c their ncrvt• S)'Slems tcstNI to find out for sure. ''Son1c of m y mo s t rewarding experiences v.·1th m y patie nt s hu 11e com e followi n ~ the frcei nR of a 'blo<'k e d ncrvc ' and the releasc of nature's v.'Of\drous heal i n g and 1us tainl 1"g pov.·er," Ur. Couture says. "I sincerely hopt> that those JK-'Olllc v.·ho rind a relatton!lhip between the problem11 l '\•e des cr i bed a nd t he ir ov.•n rond1t1on v.·111 took to the modl'rn l>oetor ror helll " Or Co uture maintain s offi ce s o t The Couture Ch l ropruct ic Office, 204:1 \Yc!lteliff Dr., Nev.'J)O nt Beach \corner 17th & Irvine · near CoC'o'il). Phone &15-5300. (c) ARS 19i3 ' . • Diel Alone Can't Do II ... ~V'11!f> you $hed pounds !ti 1! cut down ugl y fat. you ve got to bu1la lrssue Iha! t1rms uns1gl1tly !lab Tti e rcsull. a shapely l1gu1e tr1mmca CIONn, with texlure 11ghl as a drum I! s all here -d1 ••!ar y and exercise progr.ims des1gner1 fo r your 1nd1v1du~I need lnstiucrors ;ind e'>:e rc1se m;ich1nc5 that ge1 m,1;l1mum •f'<;u lr5 1n the shortest possible 11me Pl us Sauna Steam. Whirlpool. Sun Room5 .. 1nd Sw1mm1ng Pool to mak.e !he comp1,.1e ch.ino1· Oc!ore you know 11, you II be firm. sli m .1nd tr im You II look gH~.i l . teel gre,11 Remenioer you don 1 1usr get " s hJp~ you IJC l in shilpe M<1k.c your sel l il prom1se-C.111 Todily'. · • , I ''' I I I There are SEVEN d1!terent prog111 ms 10 choose from to su•t your 1nd1v1du;il needs Beg1 nnong as low a~ s1 0 for 2 weeks at !he spas • . -• ff@]nd~~ ~,~ ~~~~1Hw£~~s call today. BUENA PARK !i.10 S Bt1cll Boult•IHl Sovlf'I 01 L•llCOI" A•enut 826·0381 ORANGE 62) E111 K1 ttH• Av111u1 . Wist o f Tvt !o ll A•t n11t 639-2441 COSTA MESA 2300 H11bor B oul t•l rd . H•1bor Ct11tt1 549·3368 WESTMINSTER 6757 W•tlrt1111 111 r Avtn1o1t. w11tm1n111r C1ntr 1 894·3387 HUNTINGTON BE ACH 11s1s M11n Stretl. M11 n SI •I B11c11 Bhd. 842·1451 LONG BEACH '101 At1 1nHc Bo1i1 11w1ro. C o•n t • o t Ct rt on 426·8874 ENCINO 11031 v1n1ur1 Bo vlt•trd Wt11 01 811b o • 986·6330 7 CONVENIENT LOCAT IONS IN ORANGE COU NTY. l ONG &C •CH & ENCINO • • • .. • ... f fl DAIL V PILOl ., For tl1 e Reco1·d Dissol·11tio11s Of ltf11rria9e '£11•U•rtT 11 (01hn: .... Bt rnftr V ~~ Joh~ J · Cr•"'o•d. JCl!in .I.ID<""· 11N1 ~vhrl.1 e.,..1n.1 ,o ,m••. S,,..(, 0•.tn"~ "'"' Y.<111,,., IH\">t' M•fl>~, J•(• li.CIW'1d .tf\CI •.,ott~ LOli•le t,•t\110 (ull'O'(ol .trnl ~ll.,t•y frb. florn·f ;,,..~. tlla 1'1&Y" L.. •nP [!....,.. Con••Y MOllday, Marth 18, 11)74 \ ~1011ey'.~ JVortli Pension La,'7s Here By SYLVIA POllT£H If you paid a fee to a jot>- counsel!ng organizaliOn for helping you find a job, a 1973 Tax Court decision will permit you to dlod uct the expemes -even thoul:h you failed 10 get the job. part Just because you, the eniploye-. carry 11long the tools or eq lJ.lpment for your job. If you incur addit ional ex· pen scs beeause of transporting you r job-required tools and eq uipmen t, though, s ome alloc&ble portion of your driv· ing expenses ma y be deduc- tible. If you are a traveling employe and you art paid a ptt-diem aJlowance o( up to $36 a day for board and lodging. a1id a filed mileage lllowance of up to i~ cents per travel mJ\e, you don't generall y have to report either the relmburaemcnt or· the ei;. penses on your tu return. Thw, when you fUe your return. you don't show on it the \'arious travel expense deduolions that often lead lO an audit \\·hich may require you to furn ish IRS "'ith proof, e\'lde.nce, etc. FINANCE CoffeeJs Cli•~. OOMt ltit •"ll• '"""" t"!I Eg.,t•d liil••••111illlililli••·.li:i::::'.i •IDlrl \\1h.lle the Treasury st ill in· slsts on disallowlng lhe cost or !ieeking c1nploymcnt that doesn't at·tually result in pro- d uein~ a jQb, \\'Ith this strong Tax Court support. you may "'anl 10 elahll the deduction any"·a~· and fig ht if the Treasu ry chctks rour return. If yoo are an em~oye perfonning your job 8 t \'arlous locations durin~ the da y -a salesman. sohcUor, elc. -you can drouct your transportation. expen5'S In going between your varioo.• locations. But you can'l deduct your c:ommutin g expenses. IS 1'73, 111E IRS ruled that an emplo)'e cou ldn't use the $36 per-d ie m for board and lodging as a reason for not reporting reimbursements and expenses if he also used the IRS approved opt ional mlleage deduction of 12 cents and 9 cent! a 1ravel mile to claim a deduction for his °"''ll auto expenses. Going Vp In Price Honm•n, Joon Alltt '"" k 1n.,.tr. ll<!n,. 11-..1..a. "'''"' Ltl«" ~"" rt 1c111rcr o Svtlf'Omt. E<tw~rd Dt.1n. ~· •nd (;l1or1 lfe>o• Lr•I> llnl•. Co.1-••"<• l ••.d Jo-cnt •lt• ICtyn, C•lld• ••Ml Gltnn llu'l~ll ~ 11 Otlier ~ Deaths FRE!\IONT, ~1 i<.~h. CAP) - Oan ('.er bet Sr ., 75, the former board chairman and president of Gerber Products Co. died Saturd11y. Gerber \l;ent i.!ito business "'ith his father in 1912. and the company began proclucing baby foods in 1928. BURLINGTON. N.C. (UPI -Former Sen. fl. fo;ve rt ll Jordan ~O.N.C.-1 , 77. "'as buried Sunday at Pine Hills Cemete ry, followini: a .short funeral at nearby Saxapahaw, in which he was pr.iised as a m::in of faith in age of cynicism. Jord an died 1-·rid;:iy following a long struggle against caner. lie served I~ ye8rs in the Senate. Death Notice$ AllUCKLI & SON WESTCLIFF MOllTUAaY 41] E 17th Sr.. Cosla Mew 6'6·4888 -·-IALTZ·IEIGHoN FUNEllAL HOMl COf"ona df!I Mor Cosio Mesa -·-IELL llOADWAY MOtlTUAaY I I 0 Broadway (0$la Mona !l 46.J4JJ -·-DILDAY UOTHllS MORTUARY I 791 I S.-od1 Sl~d ttY!ll•n9ton s,..~;. 842·7771 '244 Rf!do11do A¥e. Lo119 Seoch 1? IJl 438 · I I <l !l -·-McCORMICK LAGUNA llACH MORTUARY I/</~ L<1<1yno Co!lyQn Rd 49·1 94 l!i -·-McCORMICK MISSION MORTUARY 78812 ( .,''""" C.00 11•rno? 5'1n J~>tn C:op"''anc ~ ~~· 1116 -·- PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PAaK rnJr~l J!lCO Po•., v." ... o.,,.,. N-wnc•I fl .. ,~• (I'll torn.o f, I ~ , /(JU -·-PllK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 780 1 E>oio~ ,,.,,.. y, .. ,.,,.~·1~r 89 ) :l.'i.~ -·- SMnHS' MOITUARY O'J l 1"'3 n S! H .. n11nq1on Q...otll ~J0.6!iJ9 PUBLIC NOTICE ,IC T1f l0 UI •u111o1e:ss NAMli ST AT t:Ml.NT T~t rouvw1nv llt"'Klt'\ ••• o!I'"" bUt•..Sf .,. ME». VEflOf Oll lVI 'lJIUo P O flo.• 1 .. 1. U11 Mttl Vt•O~ Ot1~• 'l\t Co.11 ~'"· C•llfo•nl• fh)f ltwdv •uUtll. l H•fl"IOI"'" (gy•I • Nl,.WI Id.Mii. C..1110"1111 t'lNI) "111k lf'L IW llt~ll" S!tttt, Cev1 M~w. c.111..,,nl1 m1• Rliftliold Plt~lt•, .l09 AA t 11 d 0 I t ltf't<I. CO"onl O•I Mor (.1!1to<11•0 nou 1~11. Mint'' I' ~ll':'M OY • llfl\tr•I Nrt~tf\~lp M1r• L•I rn1• 1l•ttnifnl w•• tllto "'''" 1,.. CovnfY tltr;. o1 Or•llOt Counl~ ,,... M1rt11 u, ,,, .. '"""' """!tl'ltd 0-lllOI' Co.11 0.llY Pllol, M•rd'I U. n. •I'd All"'ll !, I. !ti• 9$:1·7' NEW FORD LINE-Ford l\fotor 1·on1pany wlll name 1ls new small lu xury .~C· dans slated for lh<' 107!1 n1odcl introch1<:tio11 111 Septen1ber. the Ford (;ranada. ·r11c Granada io1n ... three other Ford lltnall c·ars wh ile another model, the /lllon· arch v.'ill be the third sn1all ('4r in the l.1 ntoln·l'ilercu ry J)ivision. Rollitt s Fo1·d M ea~u1it1g Fuel Flow to lmp1·ove Ga s Mileage By CARL CARSTENSEN 0t lllt Ollly PllQI Si.ti Theodore Hobins Ford in Costa ~lcsa is experimenting "'1lh a pit"<.'(• or diagnostic <"quipmc nt cullt·d a "fuel flow· 1netcr." Suppl icO b~ C 1 a y I on dealers for uuts1<1nding serv ice 111 011·nc rs. ACL"OrdinJ.( to lt:tns Geisler. !lt'r\'iee managl'r for llofhnan . the ra11 ng or d e ale r s ('ll l'QllllJaSSl'd t' () n I i n u 0 u s evaluation of 111ore than ~ JlcHlS 1 ital tu ,::1.-ctl ~cr\'iet•. • Ford t-.lot or Company's new accord ing fil Dn\'e Allman. president of lbe Jo('al UV deale rs association. The book describes 1,()6.1 p!acc3 to go and Ulings to do with recreation v e h i c I es including can1psitcs. !iCCnic points. places of inlercst 1n Southem t:pliforni;1 -\1cl1 \j,'ith1n the range or ID g:11lons of fu el. 1'he book nlso has a special section dt•\'Ote<I to the nc"· high\j,·ay in B:.ija . Jfo' \'OU ARE an employc .. and you drive your car to \\'Ork "'1th bulky or hcaV)' tools or equiprncnt. the Supreme C.:Ourt guvt you bad nev;s in 1973. /\I. I h O U g 11 the cost of driving to and r r o n1 "·ork is a non d e· d u c t i . hie c om· 1nut ing l'lC· pcnS{>. sorne of the lo"·cr had a\IO"'ed ACOORDING TO IRS rules. I his means !hat a salesman or similar employe travels directly fron1 homt: to his first customer and travels directly home fro m hi!! last customer at the end of the day. these fir,,1 and last trips are nondeductible commuting expenses.· Only your tra\•els between yqur first and last customers a r e deductible. Also, if you must report in to your employe r's office at the start and end of your day's "'ork, )'ou r first trip from home to the offi ce and la.st tri p from the office 10 you r home are nondeductible cCJmmutl ng expenses. Last year, the Tax Court an had the case of a salesman end to lhls by rul ing that who ~intained an office·a.t· nondeductible au to expenses of home 111 a suburb near his com1nuting to "·ork don't-employer's .office in the city. become dOOuctib!e even in He dro\'e directly from home to his first <.'Umomer and directly home from his last !\l,111ufactunng Con1pany. it rc se1nbles a large b Io o d pressure lcsting dl•vicc that enables a ciuJlified technician to e\·ali.:ate !he gas n1ilcage of a car at \•arious SJll't.'<I<:. It indicates what the car caJl do under optimum ·condition s and what lhe fuel perfllrmance capability of the uu to ~hould be. At U1c same ti 111e ii tests the cmis.<>ion control system to se e th .::11 i t n1cc 1s specifications as required by la "'· sn1all luxu ry sedans slated for 1975 model introduction "'ill he na rned the Granada and i\lonnrch. Lee A. laCOCt'a, Ford president, has reported. Mesa · Entertai11ment customer. The question .,.,.a.s !he deduction ol his first and last trips: on the basis that !hey "'ere trips to and from his place of work (office-a~ home). HOB ROBINS, g er} er a I n1anager said, "~fany times the only reason a car ls gelling poor fuel economy iii thal the en1issicms coolrol device is not w or k in'g properly. \Ve test this first and then proceed with t h e economy test." ~N 11IGH GEAR) lai.:occ:a 1)rrv1ously dcscribl1d the c<1rs as "nC'w from the lire.~ up'' and described the m as offering "luxu ry in a sn1all size.·· "Like the t\l ustan~." he sai d, "they will s1arl a whole ll<'W clas.c; of rnrs. They \\'ill con1binc timeless styling and interior elegance. Although smaller, there "'ill be no compromise of t'<ltu.lort and con venience.·· Units on Airliners Trans Con1. a division or Sund strand Data Conlrol . Inc .. of Costa ~1C'sa and Pan American \Yorld A i r ". a y s . Inc.. announci-d the\' ha\'C entered into a ('ontract. for the installation of a lk'\\' Trans Com Super 8~1~1 ;..lark IV J> a s se n g c r Entertainment System in Pan An1 's fleet of BcK-ing 7-t7 and i07 aircraft. Ne;irl y 100 Pan Am ai rcraft ilrl' involved in the contract. prepara tion service. Full Jength fea ture fihns and short subject programs \\'ill be providrd. 1'he Trans Con1 system \\'ill l>e instflllt>d in. or on order for. 161 aircraft operall'd by 17 "·or!d"·ide airlines. Trans Corn is also rcsponsiblr for the n1arketing and support of aud io rcproducl'rs <ind the audio. TllE TAX COURT said tha t having an office at home didn 't make that first and last tri p deductible unless the office.at·home was really his principal office. F'Gr instance, ir you had your office at home because your employer has no regular office in !he area. the rost of your first and last trips might be deductible. But th.is wasn't so in this case. ti1osl likely to use the IRS optional mileage dedt:M:tlon are em ployes ~'ho get the pet· diem allowance but no travel or a smaU travcl mil eage allowan ce from their em ployers. That 1973 ruling says you can 't use the optional IZ..9 cenl mileage allowance unless you attach a statement lo your return v;hich shows the various expenses for board and lodging that ~·ere covered by your per~m allowance. - If you ~·ant to use the 12-9 cent mileage deductioo, you must gi\'e up lhe nonreporting benefit of rour $36 per-diem al lowance. So in filing your rettnTl, If your employer's fix· ed mileage allowance is less than the IRS 11-9 cent optional mileage deduction (or he paid you no mileage allowance at all ), cxinsider not taking the 12-9 cent mileage deduction and thereby avoid ha ving to report the details of the ex. penses covered by your per diem aJ lovtanccs. A FINAL NOTE : if you have to dri\'e lo a union hall to get your day's assignment and then dri \'e to your joh. the Tax Court agreed with the IRS 1hat none of the car ~xpenses may be deductible as business expenses. ~EW York (AP \ Ameriean coffee roasters S&Y the price of coffee is going up and there's nothing they can do alx>ul it except wait. The coffee prod u'.clng nations are testrictlng exporU while demanding h~er pr i c e s . Dro ug ht s . frosts and commodity speculation have also contritNted to the rise. Ylithin the past four months , "'·hole.sale coffee prices have r isen from ID to 20 percent, \j,'ith manv companies passing almg sUcctssivc pe:My..an· ounce increases, "\\'e are entirely in the hands of the producing nations • dependent on Qlem f o r supply," said John Buckley. vice president of purchasing for Nestle Co. lnc., the largest maker of freeze.dried col.fee. Co1mtyFirm Gets Order The logic group of Data Tech nolog y 's d igital instrument di\ision, in Santa Ana. has received an order from Control Data CorpcnUon in eKcess of $100,000 for the procluction of twenty.five CDC systems to he ~ i n conjunction vd th CDC· s proprietary optical character reader. Testing a 1974 ~tustang "·ith 2800t'C V.ti rngine. !he device indicated tha'-at 30 n1ph the car sOOuld gel 2t 0 n1pg: a~ 40 mph, 22.2 mpg ; 50 mph, - 20.8 mpg: and at 60 n1pl". - 20.0 mpg. In the open throttle position or at any form of acoeJeration mileage dropped to 8.5 mpg. Overall n1ilcage for the car was 19.l n1pg. GRANADA \t'ILL be added Lo Ford's curren t small ca r line-up of Pinto, htustang 11 and !\laverick. The Pan Aln con i r a ct •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• involves lease reventK's to ~looarch "'ill boost Lincoln- !\-tcrcury's small car offering which now includes the C.O niel and it11ported Caprt. Tran.'( Com of approxim;itcly c I M"d d Am 0 s k L" $13 millioo lhrnughNo<ernbc r. omp ete I -ay er1can toe 1st 1978. Trans Com ~·ill supply the movie projection systems '""•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and provide a complete Hln1 The test lak<"s about 20 min utes and is free to Ford O"'Ocrs by appo intment. * Hoffinan h·1otors. sole U.S. impo r t e r of Bt.f W automobiles. has a'>''ardcd the Bi'of W Service Trophy lo Crevier i'o1otors, Inc. of Santa Ana . THE A\VARD honors BP.:l\V Ford has said that 'A'ith the 11lar1 of 1975 1nodel production, il ·will be nblc to build 2.000.000 small cars a year -which rl'prescnts a doubling of its sma ll car capacity in just one yea r. * A n£'\V Lour book especiall y designed Io r recreational \•chicle O'A'tlers called "10- Gallon llV Y.'eekends," Is no w ready for distribution through p a rt tc i p a t i n g dealers, proc urcn1 e nl and flln1 Firrn Fin ecl In Cy1Jre ss i.t Vol "1•1 l•ll Cn11. ll\1 UtG. '°' _...,., A-C.I (Qmpl• 11 10'•-.,.. IUl.RCp 01~ l 11 • '• C.l•ut E'•P 1~ .,,._ .. AAY CR ,il 1 110 C.Omco lntp i "' • "• -''E Pl.t\to 1 1 ... '• C..mptt O.ib S1$l·1•+1·16 ~ Pi!lni+ l 1·.-'o Cdn E • ~' 21 l"i-'• At ... Html I 1"• •.. (Onl-lm\k~ I 6'•-1·1• Ad11n1o Ru!I zq 1'o • ~, (Mlog.o !I'll!• 1 I'•• \o Adobe OilGI · I ''' C.lllfloltl (p i ••o-1-. ~rant• Inc ll l'o• \o C.ptlln .Old 11 U'o ... ""HD-.p 10 I • , L>r ~w .10 l ,,.,_,, A!t1l l'ti! Olcl ( t>o-•o (••Min ~ I "11>-\lol A•ktn llldu\ 1 i'•• '• C.•"1n.'4Q t 111• .•• -'"P••El IO 1 t 'o C.rPwli:it { UO '2\.7• '> \VASJfl NGTON (UPI ) -A -'•l'VI O<O 10 I f'• . Q rfol• °"" ' I l , \'o Al.t\kO Alt! o l 'o• '• 0111tA 110 I ?]~ Califomia export firn~ has •11:111 w11"" • ,., c..1ut 1"".'" " 211o1 ·::: "---r·-~ b the t Alcotac .07':1 l ,., ... C.,t1ew11 n1 '!]"1+ "• l.tl.'l::u h~ y go\·emmen •1.._, Airt. 1 ,,._ \o c.v11l'Oll c.> 1 ,..._ \ll for sending unauthorized scrap z::::1~-:: : ~ ... _·i; ~!oclll.)1~ ~ ,;~:.1i ; • t T . ~· t .,,..,--' ,, ·-·"•••--> •· iron o a1v.•an. act"Chu1ng o Allt< ~ , ,,.1;.1.1. """""' ....... ·• ··· th Com ~'rt L twlifid '°' l 1"" ... e merce ..,._I"" men •1-.. ep DI ' 1 -•, Cto"uon ep , 1>-••· ,.,. · · f Allt< (p wl ) '1-.... Olm~ .02b •I !', , lmpenal Enterprises Co. o A1u1o1 11f J.lo 1100 a •o· ""C H 8 Fd)O, , ,,,. '• C 'd S'~ It Atnto tMSt i l\o ... c H c torp 1 l'\-'• ypress. pal a '1IN pen.a Y ""'""""'h 11 10 -\'I 9\t'\E•f -20 l S'o ••. Co111p11ter Dating Fir111 Su ed for 'Untr11e' Ad s for violating a seetion of the ::::~?i~ .! ~;;. ~. g:<~~u .. ·: ~ 1~1• • Export Adm inistrative Act. •,.'!'.M,10~ 11 ,~'-·· o.1<1 war1<1 1 ••·-·i; .....,, t0l ~· "' O>lroM "" \ ri... '·• the department said. The AmF11~ .iso 11 n -•o c 1 MIQ wh 01 111o .•. d.d t h A Flt!Cll W\ l "'" 1·, o-•ml 11 l~o-\\ t'Ofl1pany 1 not contcs t c ,.,..,1w~ .i.tt • ..... 1. O•c1t 1t .lt 1o ,.,,_ 1• charge. ::!11:::~ ~ ~:::~~ ll!~1~ ~ :~.:.·;~ The department said a :~:'1~~ ~ j :;:,;: ~~11nv':i~ s; 1r•::: shipment of iron and steel ""' ¥ot inn 1 11~.-•• ta.cl\tT'leil , •«-1. r ... . APel•o l.20 'lS -•1 tcttMdt \.lo I 1)'•-'" LOS ANGELES {UPI\ - The state of Californi a has sued a ,c1)111pu!er dating fi rin for alleged 11) i s l e ad i n g huslncss practices hecau:se it fixed up clirnls \\'ilh ''fa1, cgh· and unsuccess.iul" d;1tr:' afler promising them dalrs with good looking "winners.'' The state a('('l!Se<i Discovery :i nd its dircctors of dupin~ <'lienls into paying $295 to $999 for services tha t ~·ere not pro\'ided The Superior Court suit seeks a $2,500 civil penalty for c:ich unfair business practicc and a rt•fund of money to clil'nts that \\'ere misled. The suit alleges: -l>iscovcry advertiM's that il docs no\ accept applications_ from fat. ugly or unsuccessful c!irnts. \1•\lcrcas actually it "rej1..><:ts fe"·· if any. \l('()plc \\'illing lo p.1y" and many of lht>1n :ire una ltractive. lonely :ind unsuccessful. -Discovery promises that clients \\'iii n'ceh·c at least l\\O na1nt's a n10nt h of "highly ('(ln1patihle persons. an d never hr n1atched more than once \Vith the san1e person. In practie'I'. clients do not n<.'Ct·ss11 rilv receive '"'O namfS a 111onth.' some have ne\·rr rCC'cived ahy n:unes. and some ha \'C been re1natchrd time and ag<iin ""i th the same fat. ugly d:1tes U1cy complained about gt'lting ear\Jer. -Di s co\'c ry says it s con1 putcr "'Ill n1atch clients with persons or high cconon1ic il n d 1)rofessional !'lat1dinµ, "·hi!c ;ictually it has few sul·h clien1 s. sc rap rom 1mpcnal to a ""' Pft< 10 1 1 • •, (Ctly '" 11t1 ~ l .. -1, I · T · ., ""' Rlt .0:1 " ''·•• •,1 Cell '"Ii 1-.: lO ;~ • ._, cu~ omer in Jl \\'a n \\JS Am R11.,w1 1 ,,.,. ... ecitm~n ... 31 lo>.-'• greater than the tonn.:ige ::::~!,'•~~· 1~ ,J•1:7 ~·. ec11M1T lOol J e1.-•, ,.. Colonl,i Cm o l lt • '-• 111\o"·ed by the C'Ornpany's ""'Tee ·°"" n s~. 1, c.>1•1 to 21 • 1 • • 1 , Am Tt4lnnq • o>, ColwMIQw'I : l'o-'• export hC<'nsc. AM•Ccri Oil n 1s1··-•, c.-1x1 Com ,. ,,,, • " A 0 lndlro; 10 1 ·-· Cl>mb Equ•r> o 21"--\• Sales Jun1p At Stellar Aq~i••l!f 1Q 1 ! l,~.-1, Com c;. _ Hld l s•, ArQW\ I roe 1 ~. • C.OmlAUo .30 1• 121. • . , Att(ld .I~ 11 11~•-~ Ccr>I M ~ } O..,._ :0. ••••( 111 .• • fle-'~ Con•modo• 10 210-'. "''~G t lO 11 2•\.o• '• Comp.tt Co I 2'•• '• Arfl"lt< En! S ' .•. c.amoo1n .J;Z 11 1011-'• "'"""Cl>ro S ll"'-'• !Mrouvr• } lt'o-\o Ar~ "' ~ • • \o C.0-Co 1 l'• """""'' Cl:t l1 U'I:• l o C.On10ol GM I! ... A•!>ldOil "" • 1ot.-\o Ccn\rnt CD I .... A\~onSw< O~ 1 I'• ., , Conl Ml!e•1 .)0 , Alo\OC ,,_ ' 11• ... Contfpl ... \ ... ''• . A!o"e• In< 1 l'•• \1 (.oe\ lft .IO:I JO'''•-lo At1(0M10.,1 ' l'o-\o ColllP•im 1 1 1• • Stellar Industries Inc. or Atl (MnlJ 8 s ltlo (Oooeot J.,r s •'1• i. AlltlQ>wl• • l'o ,. (ofOon lnll 1 I Buena Park annourlCl'd that in •u•!•il o;1 ' no..-1, c-:01...: .JO J 01, Auto S« 10' I ,, . ..._Ill Co\KlnM wt 11 l ... .• the nine-month period ended •uto s ... n 1 ......... \~ Co • c1~ 1 , ,_ 1, J •-Jt ••• [ I · AV• Cotl!lll t I• -lo Crt io (llrp 1 J\o-\o ,u.. . ;o.,:uCS rom con 1nu1ng --a •-"'""rEJ :i; 1 ri, operations increased niore I~• M . .o 1 11,-l o ere11; .. '.:r • 1 .. than Sl mi llion and losses by t~..,5ri ·ji: ; 1~·~. 1; g:~;1}(1 H ~.~7 :; I•-sam "5.d. . 1 e-Pw1 , 1\ •• 1, """"1 .10a 1 1.,. •. ut_· e su 1 1aries anc 11.,.rstl"' ti n "..,._ '• c:•v1111 0.1 1 101,-\1 d l·v1's1' •ns •••ere reduced ,•lrn••t e..n•ut•• ·10 JI u -" t!iE cri .oo. 1 111.-1. v n " "" 8M1,.,rl .OJ 1 )l1• '• (..tto<Cl:t .20 I '"-'0 ~rco I ' . . th e.'"'" E11<1 ,., "'' • '' --a 0.-" .,... n 1n ('(l1npnnson w1 e .. rrAGSlo. , o'•-'· °'"-"' , o• .... the conlnJ.mble ""riod a .rc~1r 8«•vWr 110 1 ''•• '• o...oeun.a 1 11•.-.,, 1~ I"' tltrltll "'"'11 '1 p , . Dl!I Contrl 1 14', ea rlier. s.,.,~so n 1 l'•-•, 0.1100<:1,. , :io • '" 8trlon~ Ct>o:I l 1'' Ol!I Pl'oOn 31 o•,._ ', Sales fron1 co nt i nu ing s..ut.11 Fo>.1 1 1•, o.1Mn .Klt 0111 ... '·• I' [ >. (' h tllrwi(~ Ind 1 i'•• '• OCL l11tarp I '•• 1·1• opera tons or !111.: 1rst I rec· 11•\1n ~1·1 'l •'·-•1 Ot••()r!S .n 10 "1'. , , quart('rs of the fi~.cnl '.·car 11''"" .:-.:i 1 •o ... '• o.1uM .20 s '"' lltll Ind ,_ 10 1 Otll• Cotp l O l , iotaled S8.lJO.OOO com\)arcd to EWnr•~to w1 i 1''1' 11 o.nnFd .Sol l n~. •• 8ornrw1 (p l l" • \• O..TtEr .IOd "9 I'• •.. THE $7.314.000 for thC" 1 i k (" 8orr4 Ent :.. s l '• 0.•111-1 11·1' ... b · d · I !ltr; Al Ud 1 •'•-'o O.lfow 11'111 ' ,1, •.. NEPTUNE SOCIETY us1nesse~ ur1ng Ill! 0tt9i:i111"'1 111•·1·1• Otw •Pft .U 11 IJ\.'o-'• -rn=rablc 1· ·00 11t•9'!'~11 .... 1 l , 0t1•00"1 Jwl 1 ····-·· t•m1t1ei. Crlfft.l1i.t. SttYlctt o.,v r · ear 1cr l)('rl . lltrO'!i:it 1 u ~ 11'.-'• oe.,.1.,. ep 1 ..,.,_ 1., -'"' d+t Mmi11•tt.ti •t ,.. 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(\Clff..}Nt 1 J \<t • I I I Buy The DAILY · P[LOT Fqr Peanuts! last but not lees: Here's htr•'• hare's he11's here's --CHARLIE BROWN ,,, and LUCY .•• 1nd LINUS ... :>' VIOLET .•• and SCHROEDER ••• ar.d .I here's SNOOPY Phone 642-4321 (Circulation De1,art111e11t) to J1a'\-·e the whole Peanuts gang come a11d visit you dally. -.. • l , Lo1·etta Dign if ying llillhilly Music THE FAMILY ORCUS By Bil KaM By VERNON~ HOLLYWOOD !<JP I) Loretta Lynn, queen of L'Oun- try music, doesn't appear often on television becau!le shl.' tw difficulty rendiIJi the cue cara_s. Loretta attended s c h o o I regularly untll the fourth NAME in lh" NE\VS grade and is self-conscious 0 about her inability to read. She needn't be. LOR!.Tl'A IS proqabl y the least spoiled. un affec ted pcrforrner in show business. She is a Kentucky country girl \\'ho doesn't pretend to be anything else. l\f ore o ve r, U>retta brings dignity, beauty and enonnous talent to !he world of hillbilly music. rn 1111onaire:ss. She wears suc- e<.>ss rn"gnificently. H~R SYNTAX IS atrocious. her her pronunciAlioo of ,.., • En~lish lin.e:uage worse. Out her cha,.acter. pride and honest" have a shining-tc..auty all their own. "f quit playing gli itar (pro. nounced gltar) because I got so. thin.it hurt my back to ear, __ ry It,'' she said. "I only weigh 111 pounds right now. "Running all over the coun- try performing keeus the wei~ht do'WT1. Jt also cuts into "'riling lime for my songs. ~toslly evervthinit I sin~ I \\'rote myself. things 1 know about myself." LORETl'A OWNS her own town in Tennessee no1\'-a ,..,e- horse hamlet named Jlur· ricane Mills, pooulat ion 25~. lt 9)Mists or a church. school house. post office. i?asoline pump, grocery store and mill. Her o"'il 19-room bou~I on 3.600 acres-v.-as built dur- ing the Civil War. . ..,.. • COUNTRY QUEEN Singer Lorett• Lynn nothing, )'OU don't mis:! It. I look back and wonder how we survived. We had love for each other." pl1u:e. I scn1htied clott\6 n11 a w ... 'i h"Urd. ironed. c1eaned 11.n'i l'OOkcd seven da vs a "II W"S no bed of roses. hu1 Ulat'~ where [ Aol so1"e of thr l• .... ics for "lV sones. It's the · W"V I had to live. And [ J(ues~ there a~e a lot ol things I do"'I like to think about, "J didn't start sin2Jng until l!MI!, !fl~ !!f!?. has been good since 1965. Everv song I sing Is about my life." LORETTA AND Moonev now have vacatkl'n homes in Canada and Mexico. But Loretta. who has cut 16 11 lbu.,.s and dozens of sinElle record hils, remains basically unchanged. She's n litlle Jess 1n1slful or stnn'!"ers. Every· f'ne w .. nt<: fav~. "I don't like to do TV. It 's too phonv," she said. "I ~n 't \\Ooddy i~rl yowned ond we're oll possin' it around." be an\+odV but m~I L No• --=--=-=~=====-..::.:-:::::-:.:=======:::::; preteri'din' I'm anVthing but ,. countrv. "I can't read real well Education is a good thing to have. but horse sense is muc h better." LOOKING FOR A GOOD BIBLE STUDY? She is uniquely out oI place in 11ollywood, where she stop- ped by recently for the Gram- my Awards. "It sure is different from the one-room cabin I was brought up in do\\'fl in Butch- lfollow. Ky.,'' she said "We used to have pallets on tfw. floor with four or five lo a ~ I had seven brothers and sisters . ..........._ LORE.Tl'A STILL Is on the sunny side of 40. She's still married lO ~1ooney ( f o r "Moonshlne") Lynn who helped provide his wire with[~=~-::;.;,:;',,=,.-~.~ ... ~:;.;;;:,=;- balon ey a nd cheese sandwiches during the dark days or their marriage. Tune in to Channel 30 at 3:30 P.m. or 7:00 p.m. for a study in the book of Acts raug~t by Dr. George Wood, Poster. Newport-Mna Christian Center, 148 Twenty-second Sr .• Costa Meso. BATIERIES 16" uP OU.t+GtCOUNTT u.naYco. 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ACIOSS FJOM MONTClAll llU.lA. • TONIGHT'S TV IDGHIJGHTS KCET f!I 8:00 -Uncle Sam RA!quests the Plea5- uro of . . . This special examlnOI! the lint year of operation of the U.S. Anny without a draft , and compares our se\up with Britain's voluo teer army. CBS D 9:30 -Salute to James Cagney. The elite of Hollywood pay tribute to the veteran actor, who made his first public 1ppeara11ce in 13 years to-abcepl --tho-life-.achiev«ment award . .from . lll.<L American Film Institute. TV DAILY LOG Monday Evening first y: ;r ol OP.:I•···" r.t 1111 U.t. Nmf 11ltllcvl 1 drift recnrltm·lll Q'S!l1'!! •~:I 1 c:rmp11ison 'lrith 1111 l rilisfl sys'.1m of r1it1n1 • wolallllM' 1rr.1 ;. e:i "°9otJll ..... Mm G'i) Mlptlitl Y.W. a. li) MO¥tf: t2Jw) "Cd R A ..... (com) 'l7--0l1¥1• dt Knllllnd. l;JO m Merv lrlffl11 .... (E)hnofl .. llMl1 t:mc;rn.. ......... (dr1) '61-JuUt Tuesday ...... a ... ,_ Q (C) "f,...... (Ith) '.51-$tttl • DAmME MOVIES "'Wiftters. Joel McCru . a "'F ..... 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'17~·· Dwrt. .KOCE TELEVISION LOG • • • years p beautif daddy. remedi worked. and dlsoov The f rather·" lhan bis no ooe lbolls~ other • e6 .e ., .. • BEA ANDERSON, Editor · Mondaf, Mlrcll 11, lfl4 P111 ll Their Approach Isn't Endorsed DEAR ANN LANDERS: After several years of a childless marriage I finally presented my husband with a healthy, beautifuJ baby boy who looks just like his daddy. We had tried all the home remedies to get me pregnant but nothing worked. Finally we both went to a clinic and got ourselves checked . \Ve di.scovered that my husband is sterile . 1be father of our baby is actually my father-in-law. (He is only i3 years older than bis son.) My husband and I talked it over and decided that since Dad is a widower it would be all right for him to do lhis provided he was willing . He agreed 'without a moment's ~talion. (If my father-in-law had said no v.·e v.'OUld have asked my husband's young, unmarried brother.) Naturally, it's a deep, dark secret, and no one viould guess the truth in a tOOusand years. I am writing to urge other childless couples to con.sider this solution. It makes a lot more sense to have a chikl that carri~ the male genes of the husband's family than to be artificially inseminated by a medical stu- dent about whom you know very little. Will you please encourage th.is ap- proach for childless couples? \Ve are so happy and plan to have t~·o or three more children.-lth HEAVEN DEAR 7th: Here'1 your letter, but lhe apprwcll gell no endorsement frOm me. ] see too many poulbUltles lor real troo- ble tat.er•: anlus. of coane, th~ entire clu Is completely banana1 and devokl of all tbe normal teMitlvtOes. DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1 promised .myself that if last night's date tumxl out tlke 811 the othen, I'd write to Ann Landers. Well, here 1 am . I'm an attorney, 26 years old, \\'ho ha!! alw3Y, tried to be considerate of the )'omtg ladie! I take out. I ask them where they want to have dinne.r. which movie or play th!y prefer, etc. And I don't. try lo· wrestle them into bed . I keep hoping the ne~I girl will be different, but she never is. After t\\"O dates, I am told, "I am in· terested. in someone else." or. "You iaren't good looking enough," or, "You don't v•ear the proper clothes," or, "Your eyeglasses make you look like a square." Tonight I was informed that I am ''loo serious. too sensitive and too insecure." Other young men have written to say they can't find a girl who wants a r~-: table date. but you don't believe them. Well, I am telling you that's the way it is. Don't you understand tbal pne ?!O- pie. both male and female, seem to have a life-long spell of bad luck?-RELUC. TAA"T CONCU RRENCE JN CHICAGO DEAR RE.: 1 concede lbat luck is a vital component h1 the lives of all of us , but I don"t t>elie\'e in .. life·long bad tuck." Something is "Tong with yoor se~c tloos. Buddy. Where do you' •find these barracudas? Yoo need lo revi.5e your criteria and ftsh in new ~·1ter1. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please say a word to girls wllo don 't have enough sense to write a decent "thank·you" note for a beautiful wedding gifL We received this one today: "Dear Friend," !not even our names!) ''The ,silver d.ish" fit "·as a casserole) "is nice. \\'e are ,·ery busy. Ed and ~1ary." Com- ment, please. -AGHAST . DEAR AG.: Poor thing •·as never tau!!:bl how to write a gracious note. I feel sorry for ber because she •-lll prob- .ably co through life with this handicap. 1be girl did at least actoo"ledgt-Ute lift. llowever, whkh Is an lmproYell)nl ovtr the clod •ito waill cmtil she bump1 into you at a 80Clal gatberin11, and then apok>giza for not bavlng gotten aroand to jt. Are your parents loo stricj? Hard to reach? Ann Landers's booklet, "Buggt'd by Parents? How to Get M"Te Freedom," roold help you bridge the generation gap. 6end 50 cents in coin with your :equest and a lolig, stamped. self-addressed envelope lo Arm Land~rs, P.O. Box 33-16, m W. ~nk Dr., Qiiaago, JU .-~. -, Doll \ . . I Doctors By Af.LISON DEERR Of IM O..ily Pilot Sllff frank Spiegel hit the ceiling "'hen his wife Jeanneue spent S35 at a swap met!t for a naked, dirty antique doll. Ten years later, tbe couple laugh about how they began to collect the dolls that now number more than 100. Jeannette began to clean, repair and dress dolls Just for her own collection. Two years ago, the Spiegels opened the Hansel and Gretel Doll Shop. The two small stucco buildings that · serve as the doll shop and the Spiegel _ home are unimpressive from the outside. The inside ls a collectors' dream. Mrs. Spiegel takes pride in each of her "babies." The collection fills most of the small Costa !\lcsa home. ~e are antiques. reproductions or anliques and an assortment Of more modem dolls "\\'hich "'i ll become collector"s ilems as soon as they stop making them." A china doll is at home in a 15().year- Dld doll buggy. Another rests in a carriage almost as ofd.. . ... DOU.S BANNED Among the dolls are two "sex d:ills" - "the ones that were banned in the United States a few years ago." The little boy and little girl dolls are easy to distinguislt Buddy Lee dolls. once used to advertise blue jeans, sit among genuine Hungarian Daily Pilat Phot°' by Patrick O'Donnell • dolls. F'rench dolls and a Russian doll that's r.ore than 90. ~-:-\·e:-al rooms arc filled "ith cases and furniture f'r wax dolls, dolls "'ith kid lcathe~ or china bodies and fragile bisque f:lccs. r~by dolls arc her particular favorites . One pair "'ere desc.ribed as Bye.Lo babies, designed to resemble three-<iaY· old infants . There was a Kalscr baby, said to represent a child bom to the Ka iser's family who had one hand and one foot smaller than the other. When the Kaiser heard about the doll s, ~rs. Spiegel relates, he had the mold dcs1royrd. "So. there \Vere very fc1v of them." she said. In her home and in the sn1alt shop next door, there arc more dolls ra nging from apple heads to velvet. tiny to as tall as 38 inchcS. Inexpensive ,·inyl .dolls of rf."Cent manufacture arc. sho\\·n -everything from the C.:amp~l! Soup Kids to a Big 13ov. "'" .:There isn't mUch you can do with the incxpcnsi\"e new doll~." :\lrs. Spiegel said. '·But many times the doll means somethmg to a child.~\\'c both might ~nd hou rs on a doll "'Orth only a couple of-dollars. then charge a dollar to fi x it." SUPERVISED ClllLl>REN for 22 years (up until just a year ago) tho couple did child care for 2-to &- year-olds. Before coming to California in HMS from \\'i9COnsin by wa}' of \\"ashington State, the couple did dairy farming and ' ' ••• In Mesa couple's collection are Bubbles I left ) circa 1925; I center) century old San Francisco doll in wedding hat; 80-year-old G erman doll. Provide TLC later operated a restaurant. ~pie •cl picked up experil'f'lce in n1eehanical ('ngineering and :1!~ has 1•.01 kcd 1111 !1 retarded children 1n nrea S<"hools. Years a-go, i\l rs. Spil'i,tl•I said, she Cl"en \\'Orked in a tear gas factory. She's had nJ training in repairing dolts. "I just know the Y<ay I li ke lhcm myself and work until they're the v.·ay I like." The couple "·ork together on restringing dolls. for example. '"llis mechanical ability comes in handy," ~he 11·i fc notes. - ~\trs. Spiegel is In charge of tiny repairs, such as replacing a doll's Jost fingers. •·She starts \1-'ith a wire center and th~n builds v.·it h pa.pier machc and shapes the finger lo match the others," Spiegel said. ""'hen she's done, you can't telt lhc differen~ ~nd it .,.,·ill last." JeaMctte Spiegel sees nothing special in her work. ''! enjoy it. I know "'hat I 11·ant. and then I v.·ork until I gel ll ., COSTU'.\IE.".i CllA.\"GED Unhke most collectors. ""'ho ~he s~ud might leave a \"Cry old doll .in its soiled attire, she al wavs rc-drCSSC.'! a doll if the original costume can 't be cleaned and repaired. \Vhen she first startl'<I. she s('nt dolls to a Jf untington Beach \\-"Oman f o r bodf\'wk. Later, she found she could make repairs hcrsrlf. Visiting the Spiegel home ls an experience. Almost every al"a ilab!e space is devoted 10 dol ls or other collf'ctiblcs. A mantel is filled v.·ith nietal bells. 1 A shelf displays .:i co!lfCtion of llu1rmcl fii,irinl's sent to :'\\rs. Spic-gel fn1r:1 (~crmany. In the eompact \11·ing room. <n display year ;round no11•. 1 , a gooS<"fl·athf'r Christma~ tree frorn (;ermany, CO\'Crcd "·ith more than 6'Xl ornaments. "\\'c don't need much spatC' for the l\l"O of us," she said. "But I don"t know \\-'here I'd put another djll." She's bctn asked v.·hy she doesn'l turn the house into a doll rnuseum and charge admission. ··r d idn"1 !)(·gin to roltC'l'l lo make money. I could sell niy dolls for ;1 great dear of n1"'1C')". but I couldn"t part \\1lh them. "I like IX'ing ahh· to shov.· them I l whom I like and "·hen I hk('. \Vf' alw;iys have an open houS(" at Christmastime." '·You mlght say it i~ just !lOmelhing to do during our rl·11re n1l'nl."' Sp1<·g1·I added. "\\"e'\·l' 11·orkf'CI all our lives. \\'e \1·ouldn"t know how to sit around and do n :;thing " llAPJ'Y ~IARRIAGE The couph~ v.·i ll celcbr::itc their !)()th \redding anniversary on April 22. Ttwy attribtll<' a long happy marriage lo "v.·ork!~g together all through the years Th"'y've raised five children and no\f h..:ive 2.1 grandchildren and five great- grandchlldrcn. "To live together and to be togcthf'r, y~u have to v:ork together ;ind !1kc "·hat yuu do." French and G e rman antiques and reprod uctions are d is played in cases in CM home of Frank and J eannette Speigel who collect as well as repair dolls. ' -. r From Poge 13 • • • Dolls IL takes t~·o lo makr o pannership. Spiegel conllnued. ··One can't make th(· lif!' for the other. Bo!h must shnr.::.r• Key to tl"eir Ju1ppy nl>•rri;iee \l.'aS obvious. Frunk Sl)()kc of Jcannetle 's tali'n ts and she of his. Both w<:,rc niodcst nbout their O\\'n nbilitics. "There 1s a SP"ci;1) feeling .\OU get "'hen a child sees the doll ~ou've repaired. It doesn't ni:ut~·r whether it's a n rxpensi\ e doll or one that cost !2 "\\'e'\r had children cry "hen lht.•}' had to leave their dulls ht>re lo gl't repaired. But the look on thrir faces. y,•hcn thl' doll comes back as good as nc,1·. is v.·orth all the work ." ·rhe couple SL"C a rc1·iva\ of interest in dolls or late and are anH1zed at the number of men "'ho ('O\le<!l dolls. "For some 1\ is nn inveslment, but others ~1·nu inely enjoy colle<!ting the dolls. It has nothing to do with · being a sissy, either." fl takes ingenully a n d Jmaginu tlon. they added. lo n1<1kc the dolls the \Vay lh ey 1ni~hl have been. ''i\1y husband even has to make parts I.hat you can't get any more. Between the two of us, we 've found a '11.'ay to repair ahmst everything. The only thing we can't do is repaint the bisque faces." And it all started with one dirty doJI at a swap meet. ' ' -· Doll collectors Frank and Jeannette Spiegel work together as they repair dolls. Involvement: Fund-raising to So~ials City of Hope The Tlca1t and Sex Over Forty will be the lopie of a spea ker from the Orflflge County Heart Association at 8 p.m. Saturdity, ~1arch 23, v:hen the Stanley Mitnick Chapter, City of !lope meets in I.he Mercury Savings building, Buena Park. Dusty Wings A ~ionte Carlo Night is planned by Dusty Wings, Conner airljne stewardesses, for 8:30 p.m. Saturday, ~larch 23, in Oakwood apartm ents, Newport Beach. Proceeds will be given to the SalvaUon Anny for t t s sununer camp fund. hospital services in Denver. Entertainment \\'i ll be pro- vid!.'d by Holly lo.1itchell, "'ho \\'iii present a niini-musical tilted Hits Of Broad\vay. Twins' Mo'ms Sad<lleback ~1othcr 0 r r-.1olhers of Tv.ins Club V.'ili celebra te its fourth anniversary 'viUi 11 bunco party al 8 p.m. Saturday, !\·larch 23, in the Dana Point home of ~tr. and l\trs. Charles Thompson. Music Awards a $2,000 scholarship and a -second year as one or U1e fe11' European tour. "·omen presidcrilS of a Edith !~cad, Elke Somm('r congregation. the P('ninsula and ~•Ir. Blackwel l will be 1'emple Beth .£] in San. f\.1ateo. among the judges. f<llrthcr information is available front Donna Smith at the Fashion Jnstilule. Sisterhood ~trs. Znra Jaffe of llillsborough, regional leader of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods. will visit the Southland from March 25- 30. She wUI spc.ak at 8 p.m. Thursday, Marcil 28. lo the Sisterhood \\'omen of Temple Beth Sholom, Santa Ana. J\lrs. Jalfe is serving her Mariners Circle l\tcmbers of J\1ariners Circle of Florence Cri ttl•nto n Services "'ill host luncheons in their homes )larch 25-30 and provide entert;iinment including lectures, cards or fashion shov.'S. Art League Jo Anne Mix . California artist. will demonstrate f o r the Costa Mesa Art League at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. March U, in Adams Elementary School, Costa Mesa. The leag·ue "'ill sp-Onsor its first open juried s how beginning with a reception a t 2 p.m. Sunday, March 31. All entries must be brought to the gallery for judging betwl'el'l !I and 11 :30 a.m. ritarch 30. Boosterettes Fashion Is Alive in Orange Counly will theme the annual fashion show planned by UCI Boosterettes for Tue sday, ~larch 26. The event will begin at 11 :45 in the Blue and Gold Rooms in the Conunons. Women starr members of the university will be honored. CARIH The Cetltury Plaza Hotel. r.os· Angeles v.'lll be the setting for the annual spring luncheon of the Children's Asthma Resea rch In sti tut e and Hospital Saturday, March 23. The 12th annual radiG- television music programming awards for the greater Los Angeles area will be presented by Neo.vport Deach resident Marilyn Mayland. national director of radio-tcl~visiun:1--------------------------------- Honored guest will be Dr. Hyman Chai, director of RITA WAKELEY Nuptials Planned l\lr. and l\ln: Sam Y.'akelev of Costa ~les betroth~. gradua!es of ·the t:nivcrs1ty of Redlands, are planning an early summer '11.'Cdding in the l're~bytcnan Ch urch ol thc CO\l!nant, Costa M sa. ~liss \\'akell'y "'ill teach junior high school In Fullerton while her f1aoce continues at l~ University of Southern California School of Deotistry. activtties of Sigma Alpha Iota during a luncheon Saturday, Mareh'23. in the l~oliday Inn . Anaheim. ·The event is taking .place in conjWlction V>'ith the ~lusic Educators National Con· ference J\t:irch 21·26 nl t he Anaheim Convention Center. ORT Members and guests or the Orange County w~t Chapter of Women's American ORT 'II.ill \'iew the H a r I em Globetrotters in action at 8 p.m. Saturday, r.tarch 23, in the Long B~ach Arena. Singles f Catholic Alumni Club v.·ill sponsor a dance for young single.;; at 8 p.m. Saturday. P.1arch 23, in the Disnevland Hotel. All singles over 21 are invited. Proceeds fro rn the SJ admission will go to the Tecale Orphanage in Tecate , J\1exioo. Women Voters An update and consensus on issues posed by proposed fOO.eraJ and slate land US(' regulations will be discussed by ~1areh units of the League of Women Voters of Orange Coast. beginning J\·I o n d a y . J\iarch 25. Locations and times may be obtained by calling the league office at 645-7120. Designers Fashion Institute of Design and ~1erchandising. a two-year college specializing: in traininr. ~·oung pt'Ople for careers in the fa shion industry, has launched a talent search. The competition is open to all 1974 high school eTBdu::itco: and older student.s Interested in a design ca rel!r . Participants '11.'ill compete for WELL CoME TO THE WATER CLOSET INCOMPARABLFBATk DESIG N OPENING MARCH 3oth 428 3 1st STRE ET CANNERY VILLAGE NEWPORT BEACH. CALI FORNIA • • Glow, girl, glow with the soft Roux red color our beauty artists can create! BECOME A REDHEAD ••• THE NEW LOOK FOR 174. Gl.OWY, EXCITING. AND FLATTERING TO EYES AND SKIN, OUR STAFF OF EXPERT COl.ORISTS CAN WORK MAGIC WITH ROUX FANCl -TONE HAIR COLORING, YOU'LL LOVE THE CHANGE! s1o~s2s. CAL.L TODAY FOR A CONSULTATION WITH MR. RODNEY, ROBINSON1S BEAUTY SALON, • • 2 FASHION ISLAND 644 -2800 • Your Horoscope Tomorrow S "' . corp10: Be flexible TUESDAY • MARCH 19 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 21-April 19): Emphasis is on win n I ng· friends, influencing p e op I e and gaining through pro- fessional endeavors. Progress is key , along with profit and added responsibility. Affairs of heart dominate. too. TAURUS (April 2G-May 20): Yoo conclude efforts whtch lead to assignment, reoognl- tioo, added prestige. Ar~1. Libra persons could figure prominenUy. You are tested , challenged. GE!\fINJ (~1ay 21-Junc 20): c:ooct lunar aspect now coin- cides with publishing, stimula- 1 ion of learning process, tr ave I . co rririfilillt:ation. Creative resources come surg-. ing lo forefron t. You perceive potential. Thorough approach~a y • dividends. Know ii pn>- ceed ln orderly m a n e r . LIBRA (Sept. 2'-0ct. 221: Excitement is featured and cou ld involve opposite sex. Pcr'l!lOllal magnetism drawS many persons to you. You can put across vie"" in dynamie fashion . Gt'mlnl. VJrgo persons figure in imporlar« ways. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 •: Rigidity is not an ally. Fle\'- ibility can be an asset. Ant'lies especially in reelm of family affairs. Domestic adju stment is on agenda . Know it and don't attempt to fight prog· ress. i\1oney. budget L$ to be oonsidercd, revievoed and re- vised. 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Ryan by Al Smith by Dale Hale by Ernie Bushmiller • • DOOLEY'S WORLD CA1'! CAT! Ru~, MA>'! Dr. SMOCK NO~ l WON',.-COMEE OU,.. OF >-1eRe UN,.tL-You CA.1,.1,... Me "Youll HlGHNl!ISS " MOON MULLINS ANIMAL CRACKERS -- " Monday, March 18 1974 I HArr iO~Y 1 Hl5 .... WELL ,-n~ANK ME·· I JUST SAVED You 'THE PR ICE OF FLOWE RS YOLl1D flE SENDING MR. H.ATTHE HOSPITAL. • DAILY PILOT J;i by ROCJfl' BtOCffield 1 f l • by GeoNJe Lemont eu"f" :! JUS,.. Mf.,... MY' F!i:lS,- C(...OSel K !NG .' TUE Wl~AR.D °" ARS! i i . • by Ferd Johnson by Roger Bollen 1T1'5 AN 0.D LINE ... W IT HEVl!R F/>JL5/ TOD AY'S CRDSSIDRD PU ZZLE PEANU~TS ~ ,-----------, ,----by Charles M. Schull ACROSS insects 54 Railroad 1 Rese>eci1ng employee 2 words !>8 Atoners 5 Young 62 Regard dogs with love 9 Hebrew 63 Sheeplike .,, 64 Some measure males 14 Look lor 66 Restaurant bargains pa Iron 15 Fomial 67 Chemical poem suHi• 16 Snare 68 Cambodian 17 Indian monetary symbol. 2 units . words 69 Winter 19 Surplice vehicles 20 Miss 70 Boisterous Cas11e Quarrels 21 Peerless 71 Salver 23 Sends money DOWN 25 Playfully mock 1 Up and 26 N. L. about learns 2 Singer 28 Reposed Dinah 32 Bridge 3 Venerated ··~ emblem 37 One cubic 4 Clearlng meter 5 Energy 38 Hlstorical Informal eooeh 6 A.Clove 39 Hazard 7 Ships 41 Narrow helmsman Inlet 8 Locate 42 Active 9 Shealhes people: 10 Mosl Informal inefficient 45 Mr. Fixlls 11 Tabled' ,48 Trying experience 12 Piedmont 50 Laleral . clly 51 Parasitic 13 Relurn lo • 17 " " " " S11111day s Puule Solved health 46 Goat 18 Iron tor 47 Farthest to ooe !he lelt 22 Normal 49 Peggy or standard Pinky 24 Statr ' 52 Fury 27 Silver 53 Ot11ce marking worker Abbr Informal 29 L1m1ted 55 late time ciioomer per 1oa 56 Maple Leal 30 lna1an Gardens. 31 Clergyman ., 32 Te•l1!e 57 Eastern stiffener rallroaa JJ ----nickname Strav1nsJ<.y 58 Seed 34 Necess1ly vesse ls 35 Mine 59 S1nlut producl 60 Baseball 36 Checks in team growth 61 Overwhelm 40 Animal's wflh nattery: .. , 43 Purified Slang « Sellers or 65 Tradelasts: NaCl ln!ormal I " " 1 " " SS 56 57 ~ 1 S ;:" LET~ NOT .•1155 A\· .:URE ~--.JJ- JUDGE PARKER OON"T 'IOU SEE. JEAN ... THE LAST THING HE WANTS 15 FOR ME TO GET OUT OF HERE! MISS PEACH ,_,, -A.NO NIXT VI.A~, CM!l.Oit•N, YOi.t WIL.t.. ee 4i-Tr.AOY1N• i"'l~ONOMifll'>'i fl'.ACt T.CA.V'&L, .::::r--r ~foT!rONOMV .AND F'•NCM ! DICK TRACY CllT /!lo. LOAD OF TMAT, 'IOU JIRICS! ,, • ri by Harold Le Doux --~ 1'HINK OF 1i 1 A.A!TM!.Alt- • by Mell New Fit•~ TO 8'! CONQ~li"eD rN .. .' • • ,, ( ~ .. Th:it"s \'hat n1y plAre srrm' likl' lht' n1inutf' I \tart my ~prini;r r lt'aninii;:· DENNIS THE MENACE \ 1 .• ,' J • • . ~-i \.:r ! ~ • ' 'S'cose ME .IAoY .61.Jf COOLO ll=:::I WE USf '!OUR 6r\l)j11D::Wi ?• "]SIT sntL fl.A/NIN'?. .· , . , ' ' . PUTTEMANS TOPS MARK. Belgian Snaps World Record; Ashe Beaten PAR IS -Emile Puttemans, Belgium's star dititance runner, broke his 0\11n \\Wld indoor record for the 5.000-meter run Sunday with a time of 13:24-6 and smashed he-\rorld hree-mile indoor Jtandard en route. Puttema!UlS' old 5.000..meter record. set Feb. 24 in Vittel. France, v.•as 13:30.8. Previously the record had been held by ~-lirtus Yifter of Ethiopia. Puttemans' time for the three miles was 12:58.9. The Belgian's old record y,·as 13:05.2. The records came at a meet at Pantin Stadium in suburban Paris. Put· tern.ans ran on a Tartan track. eNIT Scores NEW YORK -Dexter Reed, earlier credited with a key field goal on a goal tending call , scored the wiMing point for Memphis State wilh a foul &hot· with 30 seconds remaining as the Tigers took a 73-72 basketball victory over Set.on llall in the last first-round game of the Na· tional l'rlvitatlon Tournament Sunday nignt. Bill Collins scored lll'O key field goals down the borne stretch and Jere Nolan ccntribled the winning point \\1th a foul shot with 26 seconds left, leading Boston to a 63-62 victory over Cincinnati in the opener of the night doubleheader. F.arlier in the day at Madison Square Garden. Utah beat Rutgers 1(1'2..89 behind Tricky Burden's 34 points, and J im Foste[' scored rT points to po·wer Con· n~licut past SL John's 82-70. e Thompson OK RALEIGH. N.C. -David Thompson, Norlti Carolina State's All·American basketball star who was injured in Saturday's victory over Pittsburgh in the NCAA Eastern Regionals. was discharg· cd from the hospital Sunday and may resume practice 'with the Wollpack this ~·eek. e Nastase Collects LANDOVER, 1t1d. -llie Nastase o( Romania, the world's No. 1 pla yer, won a $50,IMX> Wo['ld Championship Tennis tourney here Sunday defeating Tom Ok· ker of The Netherlands S-3, 6·3 before 5.736 fans, largest tennis audience ever in the Washington area. e Gon:rale:r Tough PALM BEACH, Fla. -Pancho Gonzalez and Jimmy Connors ra llied from an opening set loss to defeat l'llnl'ho Segura and Cla rk Graebncr 3-6, 11-t. 7-5 in the finals of the $40,000 Palm Beach Tennis Masters tournament Sun· day. e Borg Rip• A•h•• SAO PA ULO, Brazil -Swedish teen· ager Bjorn Borg defeated Arthur Ashe 6- 2. J.6. 6·3 to rapture the Sao Paulo Tennis Classic Sunday. e Cale Sails BRISTOL, Tenn. -Cale Yarborough ~·cnt ahead (or good on the 19lsl lap Sun· day nnd c(l~s!rd to a one-lap victory in the National Association for Stock Ca rs Auto Hat•ing's Southeastern 500 Grand NHtlonal. Yarborough. dd\'!ng a 1974 Chevrolet, \\'On the Soulhe:i~C'm 5oO for the scrond }'car 1n a row after st<1rting in the No. 3 ::.pol bcllind the Allisoo ~rothers, DoMit: and Bobby. • e itfeller Sp11rkles CALGARY -Karl Mcller of West Gennany captured the i;ingles title and a share of the doubles crown Sunday In the $2$,000 Canadian lndoor tcnni& cham· piooshlps. Mauer outlasted South African Byron Bert.ram. e.+. 3-6, &-J in the singles . • Bou Kiiied \VARREN. Mich. -A J:l·year-<lld Uvonia, Mich. skater has Ix-en killed when struck b)' a puck during 1he Ban· Ulm Ldlgue semlfinals of the ;\1ichtg11n Amateurrt01Ckey itJsoclntlon. John Phillips was hit on the tide of the head when another player lifted a high velocity shot toward the .coal durin1 the fir'1t period of his le.em's game Saturday. Memories of The Bahe Pour From .Oldtimers ST. PETERSBURG, Fli. CAP) -The memory of Babe Ruth as baseball 's Sultan of Swat dies bard 'in this ba ytront citadel of the Grapefruit League and the Geritol set. The people here have nothing against Jlenry Aaron and his pursuit of the Babe's career record of 714 home runs, but they rigidly resist any efforts ·to plant another man in the Bambino'• clea ted shoes. ''There'll neve,-be another Uke him ·- he was one of a kind," said Bill Ham· mood. 85, the majordomo ol the famed Al Lang Field where ooe may sit and watch the parade oC major league te.ams pass through in an unending spring stream. "~le had a hear1 of gold," 11dded Joe Sabal, 91, who came here many years ago from Pittsburgh. "I never saw a man eat so many hot dogs," added Hammond. "He'd gulp down N·o or three between Innings. But he was a man with a lot ot' storage room." "Nobody'll ever forget how he med to BABE RUTH break all those windows."' said F.d Frye, 75, a retired Coast Guardsman who -handles the press coocessiQn at Al l,.ang Yankees to Fort Lauderdale because he Field. got tired of seeing oia-pOOple shu!Oing ··0nce hit a ball onto the second through the, hotel lobbies and sunning balcony of the \\'est Coast Inn," said themselves in blue benches on the Hammond. "Mu& have traveled 500 feel. downtown streets. Man, how it shook up the people sitting The old pt"Ople are still around in great on the porch." numbers -ti)e highlight of every March Al Lang was a Pittsburgh laundry man is a visit by Lawrence Welk's orchestra who ~·as sent here to die in 1914. A -but the city has changed. They've longtime friend of Coonie Mack, he stub-taken away the benches. AOO St. Pete bornly ref~. Inst ead. he proceeded to oow is a bustling metropolis of 2$5,000. make St. Pete the center of baseball Still. it's a city ricb in nostalgia. The spring training. great and near-great ol baseball have The St. Louis Browm ""'ere the first to come this way and gone, but oone bas train here in 1914. Then c.ame the Jell the impact of the great Babe Rutb. Philadelphia Phillies a year later and the Okisters congregate in little dusters old Boston Braves wilh Hank Gowdy and and talk glowingly of the man with the Rabbit Maranville. Ruth and the New beer-barrel belly and plpestem legs who -YMk Yankees be8an coming-here in l92S,.--00ukllolt a ball out cf si.gh_t wiillan ~_}'_., followed by the St. Louis Cardinals and , effortless swing. _the___ ~~~~----They say Dan Topping moved the is now the parking ~ and home plate 111 Soccer Rioting Crowd Burns Stadium; ·~ Fa11s Beaten, Tramp~ed SAN PEDRO SULA, Honduras (AP) - Calm was restored in this Cent ral American city today after thousand~ of angered soccer fans Sunday destroyed a local stadium when two scheduled games were canceled as spectators surged into the playing field. ~lore than a dozen persons including USC. Indiana , Vie for Title 111 Cage Event ST. LOUIS (AP) -Tall Southcm Cal , takes on lnd iana·s lloosiers for a basket· ball lit\e nobody seems to want tonight. ·And . iI the coach of 15th·ranked USC is any kind or prognosticator. the scrap may be anything but artistic in finals of lhc first C o I I e g i a t e Commissiooers Association tourney. USC, a Goliath warding off a smaller David. needed an overtime to edge Bradley 76·73 in semifinals of the meet Sunday. Also hard-pressed to win and unspcc· tacula r to the consternation of its coach \\'as 10th-ranked Indiana. which squeezed past Toledo 73-72 in O\'Crtime. "If we play the way u•e did the last 15 minutes and they play the "'ay we did. il could be a real mess." predicted USC ooach, Bob Boyd. "It could be a good game," BOyd ad· ded, ''or it could be just a mess with balls fl yi ng all ove-r the place." USC. 24-4, was instigator of most of lhe wild antics Sunday while playing in streaks to subdue Bradley. Hard.·working guard Dan Anderson scored 25 points and drove the Trojam to a 57..fO lead at 9:22 of the second half only to have the Pac-3 team's offense disintegrate. . Bradley sent the test into overtime locked at 63-63, ,f.hen Anderson and rangy sophomore Bob Trowbridge comhincd for nine J¥1ints. uie 7• Lft,.,bert 1~, TrO¥ brklut !l. Wt11t• 1e, Vlllll•m1 lt, A...,.,.i.on U. Sal!Ofd 2. 8o)'CI 1. Toi.i. l2 U·14. BllAOLEY )}: Dol'wMr 2~. lleeo u . 1mu1 "· (.1,,.n..fl I~ OIVI• 1, ~"~ 2, K!06UCMI' 1. ot1l1 1• 21·1*. M11!tlrnt: USC "· •rtdlf't' n . -,,-11111" fllll • Wffll'fl, Wll!l8m1. Tot11 foul1: u se 21, 8rld1n 11. Ttclll'l~•I 10.011. Trow11tld", I.ft, 2. A: i.111. spectators and policemen were injured when the croWd burned and pillaged the SlSO,IKX> Gen. Francisco Ai o r a la n Stadium in San Pedro SUia , a city located in t'l1e northern part of Honduras. But the Injured were reported in satisfactory condition in area hospitals. \Vitnesses said many persons \\<ere trampled or beaten up by the surging """'~· "The stadium is totally ruined. destroyed and pillaged," a witness said after the two-tx>ur riot v,.hfch was trig· gered when stadium referees refused to let the games continue when tOOusands of fans invaded the field interfering with playen. Authorities said the invasion Y:as caus- ed by the saJe of more tickets than those allocated for the capacity of the stadium . The stadium had seats for 10.IXMl spec· tators and authorities estimated the fans present at 1nore than 15,000. Troops cordoned off the stadium area after the riot and following the peaceful dissolut.ion ol a protest. march by fans on the offices o( the local soccer league. No arrests were reported. A witness said the stadium was still smoldering early today after fans set fire to scats, field nets and radio broadcast booths. The fire department said 1t took two 'oours to douse flam~. * * * Mexican Brawl Hosp~talizes Six LEON, l\fex ico (APJ -Si:t soccer fans \;ere hosphalized with bruises and cuts whlle 20 others were arre.stcd Sunda y when fighting broke out In a local stadium where t\\'O national ttam.1 played. ~The Injured were reported ln satisfac. tory condition after the fighting subs.ided in this central l\lexico city. The fi ghting occurred in the upper seating section oI the stadium. ap- parently over rivalries for support of the tean\s. Leon and Cruz Azul, playing a match of lhc annual soccer league cham· pionsh ip. finished in a t.2 lie. The Injured "'ere admitted in a loc:il hoop!tal. "'as ne&r the railroad tracks," recalled Hammond: • atubby Jlttle man who wears a perennial bow t.ie."1be Babe would •tancl there and hit the ball towards the West Coast IM a couple or bk>cks away on the bay. 'lbe windows must have been pretty cost1y." "Always surrounded 1ly old !olis and kids," added 5abal. "I never saw him tum anybody away. AJways laughing and talking up a stonn •. .'' " .•. and eating hot doga," enterrupied Hammond. "He loved IUds." said Frye. "He never forgot be was an orphan himseH." "Great wri!ts," said Hammond, "but his ankles -Chey weren't as big as a bat handle." Unlike some super stars ol the present day, the Babe made no eftort to run and hide as soon as his baseball ""'ork was finished . "I remembel' he'd sit out in front of his hote:I In a big rocking chair and people would come by and talk with him," said Hammcnd. The whlte-maned elder citizens never tired of retelling Babe Ruth stmie5 that have become legend and cllcbes in the ~ebooks ol baseball writers. Once, \\1ien the Yankees \lo-ere Opening in Washington. O.C., the Babe noticed President Calvin Coolidge in the box, wailing to toss out the first ball . He wandered over and said : "Hey Prez. you must be pretty hol.~in that suit. .. In the depression years, the Babe was trying for a big raise when Dan D.1niel, a New York baseball writer, reminded him that it looked bad for the Babe to be ask· ing for so.much money with so many of Alis fall! lining up for free apples. "You're right," the Babe said, "Tell Roop (O"Tler J ake Ruppert) I'm ready to sign." •. Another time. he was chided for mak· ing new· demands when his salary of l!!l.!!!!!!.!!' ... l!iih.$ than ~ ol l're!_id!l>t Herbert Hoover. WM1fien maae$7S,00i[ "Yeah," replied the Babe, "but I had a better year than the President." Btmker Bogey Doesn't Shake Green's Efforts JACKSONVILLE. Fla. (AP) -Hubert Grccn made four birdies in a row at one stretch. For a \\'bile, he had a bulging, five-stroke lead. Rut the key to his victory in the Greater Jacksonville Open golf touma- 1nent may ha\'e. been a bogey from a bunker that. at one time, dfopped him l\\'O strokes off the pa~. That ""as on the fifth hole in Sunda y's final round . He'd just made par on the easy. par-five fourth hol e -.. It was like makfng a bogey." he sai d. "I hit a gross shot in tbere alrrmt made me sick," -and sudderuy the bogey had put him two shots back. ''I didn't get upset when l made the bogey," said Green. \ "I think two years ago I Would have. I just told myseU, 'There's 13, 14 holes to go. Don't force anythi ng. That's the ~·orst thing you can do. Just keep grind· ing.'." Green. \\tr1fs rapidly gaining stature as one of the premier young players on the pro tour, did just that. He ~·as rewarded with four birdies in a row, beginning on the seventh bole, a five-stroke lead down the stretch and a comfortable .• ttiree.- stroke triumph. - It was his secood title of the year, fourth in the last 12 months. and finn)y establlshed him as one of the game's top pcrfonners. He joined absent JohMy l\liller as the only mu1tlple winner of 1974 and , going back 12 months on the calen· dar, only Jack Nicklaus and Tom \Veiskop( have won more. 'l1lC slender young man collected $30,000 from the total purse of $150,000 \\'ilh his final round of 71 and 276 total, a distant 12 under par on the 7,088-yard Deerwood Country Club Course. Fl ... , KOtft •net mcnly•Wl"nlt'IQ'• $1,H'!dty '" ,,.. suo.ooa JK•1011v1Ue ()pefi. 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A: 11.lG5- an important National B a s k e t b a 11 Association. game. Smith appeared upset \\'ben newsmen surrounded his cubicle in tine l..akers dressing room. "I'm playing the same as last year and doing the same thing I did in college. 1 really hoped I'd learn more playing in Los Angeles," Smith said. But Smith, who 1ias scored 12 points en his last three games, has at least one of his teammates wondering \':hv he. hasn't -performed better this year. "Elmore is no\v showing people l'nat he'~ unstoppable. but the big question i..s why he didn•t do ii at the bcgiMing of the 'season." said Happy Hairston. one of the Lakers ' roost consistent perlonners this year. Smith partially blames his teammates for his lad< of dominance. ''I seem to have renewed oontidence lately 3I¥f am getting tbe ball more . Earlier this season I vrould move without the ball, but they wouldn 't get the ball to me." be said. The Loo Angeles victory moved the Lakers to within one-half game of the idle Colden Stine Warriors in their race for the Pacific Division title and an NBA playoff spot . 'Ale Lakers, however, are t"'O games behind in the all-important loss ool.wnn with just four games to play -aH at borne. "\Ve're not out of it. Anything C'8J1 sill! happen,'' forward Connie Ha"'kiM said . The Lake<\ trailed en the third period unUI Hairstdfs fr-re thro""'S put them ahead fOl' good, 87-86. Jim Price had 2$ poinU:, Hairston 241 and Gail Goodridl 22. The Laker9 outscored New York 33-24 in the !ourth quarter to build the lead as Goodrl~ hit 10 points and Price aoo Bill Bridges six each in the period. Smith had no explanation for the three- game scoring surge in which 'oe has also hauled do\\ll 48 rebounds. Lee Takes a 3rd Neidhart Gets 63-3 3/4 Effo11 To Aid UCLA LOS ANGELES -Former Newport Harbor High shot putter Jim Neidhart got orra· 63--3?4 toss Swxlay to help his UCLA mates to a triangular track rout over San Jose State and Cal State (Long Beach I at UCLA. _Neidhart 's 1oss bettered his former best put of 59· l l :7i~. Also aiding in the UCLA victory was former Corona del Mar High ace Joe Tosti, who was fourth in the javelin with a 192·2 effort. And Clarence Taylor leaped ·to the third best American mark ever in the tri· pie jump and versatile Rory Kotinek scored 12 points as UCLA swamped San Jose State and Cal State (Long Beach), 94~\i-23. The three-time detending NCAA cham· pion Bruins also defeated the t""'O In dual meet competition. It ~·as their 21st con - secutive dual meet victory. Taylor, a transfer from Forest Park Junior College in ~lissour:i . leaped 54-11 14 to set a new penonaJ and school record for the Bruins. The old sdlool record was 54-7~1 by James Butts in 1972. John Croft and Dave Smith are the only Americans to jump farther. Kotinek won the javelin in 253-8 and the hJgh jump in 71,~ and finished third in the long jump al 25-5. 3 Fit•sts for Bahashoff LOS ANGELE S -Fountain Valley's Shirley Babashoff captured three more titles to_;give her a half dolEn for the meet Sunday on tl'!e final day of tbe Southern California lnvttatiooal swim champicoships at Eut Los Angeles College. 11-fisJ Babashoff new to a 51. l 100 yard • freestyle. then btitzed to a 16:58:15 in the \!.·omen's 1650 free. She also '~'00 the· 400-yard indiVidunl medij)y en 4:32.8. H~ time In the 100 broke the 1neet reoonl of 52.87 set by Olympic gold medalist Sandy Neilson of the El J\lonte AquaUcs last yw-. The 400 indo mark also shattered a meet record -set by Claud.la Kolb in !Mi at 4:13.i . Satuntay Miss Babeshorrs 200 free was a meet .-.i. 11-tission Viejo's Valerie Lee also performed well, finishing third to Miss Babashoff In the 100 free with a 53.37, The Co6ta Mesa Aquati~ Club was third In the men's 400 free "·ith a 3:?7.t clocking. 1.len's compctklon was highlighted by Stockton's J\1Jke Bruner and Loo ft Bead>'s Tim Shaw, who sptd to JS:29.l'J and 1S:29.17 for a one-tv.-o finish In the 1650 free. ANG ELS' ~y AN . TAKES SHELLING Cappy Snubs WFL; Inks With Rams Penn State's John C.PJ>'lletll signed a Rosenbloom. PALM SPRINGS -Nolan Rya n "'as contract wlth the Los Angeles Rams lhla cappy, alao nlclmamed lht Upper rudely roughed up as the San Francisco morning In Los Angeles Dt.rby Ice Pttlln, has been tht object OI an Giants defeated the C11Ufoml11 Angels 8-2 . · but Ryan :ind the ca1uorma Angeli don't Capptllrttl, A hard-ruMlng tailback lnlense recruiting eCfort by both the N•· appear y,·orrlt!d. from Upper Darby , Pa., "'on the tlonal Football League Rams and the "There'11 a period Jn tht sprjng ~rt_ 1 Htlsman Trophy last year ns he led the. Ph,ll odelphla rranchl~ In the new World pitcher'~ arm deadens and ft loolted"lO ~ln:m)" bionr te a-IM"fletl90ft----ta-·•ll90I0.1WAlgue.....liLWU.~ m('I ant that was the case with PMlan t~ Grflnle Bowl lriumph over LSU. draft d>ok::e..oLboJh. day," 1nnnagcr Bob~ Winkles aald after cappelletU new to CalU.omia Sunday to It WM: rumored that the Wf'L fl. lht San Francisco Ciani.I bombed Ryan confer with his a.gent, lltto:ney J'eM'y fercd him $500,000 tn cash and a cbaCK<e for nve hits •nd nvo nw In lour lnnJniJ< Kajlotein. and In wt the cop tx1 llnal 10 become an lootant mlllloaarre. bu> • Sunday. n'lol!IUOllS with R>ms o,.,,.r Cami! Kapsteln donlcs the llguroa, C1llil1C them' . ' J • """""'' ol ..... wUd imagination.'' "That ha!! • million sum. en straight asb, was never offrred.," he sa.kL One rtp<>M said there _.., ln- dlraUons C..ppelletll would sign a (our- >'ear, no-cuf contrart with the Ranu. '"The O\'!rall pickagt we mive ar· """1..-wlll1·...lbt. Jlam$, .•~ r .. 1, Is superior to anything offered by tnc WFl;'"Xaplltcln a.aid. lift "·as CaPPV'• feelU. tbat ho wamcd to r• with a ...,.. tolkl, e.tabUabed team.'' One -apoc.iil...Oflle entire CCX> tract may be Ml"tb more than $350,<0'.l, but sprtad out to ease the bl::c bite and to pr"Ovidc Investment opportunities. Some oowven thought c.ppenetU might be attrocted to the WFL ., he could be close to hl<! home, whlttrt ls a suburb of Phllodelphla. But at 11 testimonial dlnnc r Saturday ln Mtdia, Pa., he aald that "mtatnl y I haVe stfMI fcellngrror this arta. t>Ul it's not llke f've never been a"'"'Y from home. All.fr 1111, l '\'e been up 1t Pes Staoe the i... r .... )'<m.'' Iron Ox the Or season Sun forts a way. "It the p can a that n pioM Oxley a Bri Polish "W no ide fi rSt ti Iron Ct "Si lion ro Czecho us to "\V of an "B rider or the It' \\'est to be h Co and pr seltctr one of T fornia mark IV Dan G \Vi and in or J\lis and Cu "\\ tremel he to\ he di "I his ha other Un any r ship I ing for T car th way i H ages Tb dldn•t para II Tb downs B "' Elli lion IOU he last II of. pla has al P;i. Pill " aw typ wh -Checkered- Flag WITH HOWARD L. HANDY Harry Oxley has found out what it eans to batUe the Iron Curtain countries but fee ls if. was w h the effort Oxley is the promoter or short·track otorcycle racing at the Oranre ~ty FairgrOUJlds in C.OSla feaa where regular season crowds run close to capacily every week. SIUlday's international ccmpetition culminated Oxley's ef. forts and one of the most succe:s.sful promotions at the race· way, ''It took tAe unraveling of lilerally miles of red tape before the Pollsh government YiOU]d J:ll\'e the okav ror Edward Jan· carz ~ Zenc:n P)e('h to compete here. Theri we had to promise tJ.iat neither n~r would be out of sight of former y.·orld cham· pions Barry Bnggs or Ivan Mauger during their entire tour,'' Oxley adds. .Bri~s cxpl:iins the difficulti£·s encountered in signing the Polish riders and the reasons for !he decision. '.'When ~'e decided to sign Piech and Jancarz up, v•e had no idea what we were letting ou rsel\'es in for. This "''as the firSt time riders from Poland 'A'Ould race on this side of the Iron Curtain. · . ··since l\'a n and l have been racing in European compeli· tion for almost 15 yea rs and \lo'C've both C<lmpeted in Poland. Czechoslovakia and Ru$.$ia. 'A'e thought it might be easier for us to cut through the red tape. ''Well, If it \Vas easier, I really .,.,·ouldn't relish the idea of an outside promoter trying lo accomplish the same thing. "We had to fill out stacks of government fonns and submit to numerous interviews. ~'inally, after they realized how muc h. propaganda benefits the state would derive, we received per- mission. · "But we had to sign a separate statement that neither rider would ever: be out of Ivan's or my sight'for the duration of lbe-.entireJour." OCIR Dr9g Rn<'''" Set It's-time to ma rk your calendar for the Grand America n \\'est championships at Ora nge County International Race~·ay to bt held Aprll 4·6. Competition ~ill be in funny car. top fuel, pro competition and pro stock di\'kklns. There 'viii also be raceii; ln street, stock, seleetra, mod ified . super stock and bike dJvisions making this one of the biggest meets of the Stason. I• It " Cre"' Cul? TllE GREEN fl.AG -When Bobby Unser Vrlln the Cali- fornia 500 at Ontario f..totor Speedway last week, it may have marked the end of an era for a mem~r of his pit crew. \Vayne Leary. the crucr mechanic for Unser's car under Dan Gurney's banner, is a resident of ?.-tission Viejo. \Vife Betty scl up a unique party for \Vayne \Vednesday night and invited olht'r members of the crew ineluding Dean Williams or fi.1ission Viejo and Butch Wilson of Tustin along v .. ith Unse r and Gurney and their spouses. ''\Vayne has been letting his hai r grow and it has been e:<· trernely long .'' Betty says. "\Vh<!n Bobby v.'on the race Sunday. he told \Vaync it was tin1e to gel the hair cut but he is so shy, he didn't "'ant to go out to have it done. "I arranged for my h11irdresse r to come to tbe house lO st~•le his hair and \\•ithout Jetting him kno\v about it, invited the other guests." • Undoubtedly the hair cutting session '\\'as a big succes.s. At any rate, the group is in Phoenix for today's USAC champion· shi p 150-mile race, lhcn v.ill return for a brief stay before head· ing for lndianapolls. Phoe11i.r Rttte 011 TV THE YELLOW FLAG -Eldon Palmer, driver of the pace car that hit a pboto~apher's stand et lndlanepoU1 l\lotor Speed· way ln 1971, has been absolved of nny wrong doing. Haro ld Barnha rt of lndl onopolis, ~·as a\\·arded $6%,SOO dam· ages afte r being hit by the ear. Those ~·ho ~1tnessrd the Ontario 500 last v.·ttk pro bably didn't e\'en notice tb,at lhc fuel lan ks in the pit area were placed parallel with the track ins,tead of horizontal. This is a new USAC rule for 1974 ~·ilb the outlets lo be placed do""11stream. Ellis Going to Jail "'.'"To Help Others BRAD~xro~. Fla. (UPli As soon .41s he gets everything in order. Dock Ellis is going to jail. Don't let it thro\\' you. llc's been there before. Dock Ellis knOV.'S all about jails. "There arc some in U1e penitentiary 'vho did less than r did . Some of them Cl idnl do as much as I did to get lhf're. but once thC'y got lhc-r<'. the only thing they learned 1vas hov.• to get into more trouble. I v.·as on probation 'Wtien the 1-"irates signed me. 1)\'0 days after I signed. I was in jail for Bids For Title 1il<>mM Baughey and Bovd Philpot will lead a young. nifle.~ man UC Irvine contingent into the fl;CAA oollege division s w I m m i n g champion~hips beginning 11rursday at Bel· mont Plata Olympic pool in Long Beach. Coac-h Ed Newland's Anteaters will be !let"klng a return to !he top spot in team standings following l14'o )'ears of finishing in the n.innerup spot. Prior to that. UC! had v.·oo the nationals three sue· cc sh·e seasons. Boughf.v and Philpot. the on£'-h"o fini!hers in the 500 cind 1,6.SO frecstvle event1 each or !he past two' years. "11-'i ll be entered in the s.1mc C<lm- prtitlon again this season. Boughey hns won both races each of the last two years. Boughey, a winner in the 400 individual medley as a freshman, had lo settle for a second place finish last year as a sophomore and hopes to return to the' No. I spot this year. In 11ddition to the three in· d1vidu::il e\'ents. he is also listed as a possible participant in rhe 400 and 800 free rt'lay races along with Philpol. Philpot ~·ill S\\'im in the 200 frees1y le as his third in· di\1idual 'vent. lVhile the spotlight \1•ill be on these t'A'O stars. N'v.•land Is high in his praise of freshman Jason \\'heaton. "lle's qualified in about eight events and I'm not sure u•hich ones he'll sv.·im In yet," Newland says. He'll probably go in bolh backstroke events. the JOO 11nd 200 ya rd compeli tions t1long v.·Hh either the 200 indi\'idu·-1 1nedley or the SO frce~1\ Jc. 1-le'll also swim on al\ lhrt't' relay ·teams. • Other rc1 entranls include sophomore Tim Quinn in the 100 and 200 fr eestyle along '\\'ilh the relays: sophomore c;uy Antley in the 100 and 200 butterfly and perhaps the medley relay. Sophomore Mike Figueroa will go in both butterfly ra~ and the SO free. He is also a relay eligible. Jim Kruse. the lone S<'nior in \he nine-man contingent , v.·ill SYlim the medley relay and the 100 breaststroke. 'Freshman Tom Cormack from '1\16tln will bo in both breaststroke events w h i I c sophomore Brad Lynn is entered in bolh bulterfly races and the 200 individual medley. While the Anteaters I-ave finished first or second in each of the p.-1st fi\'C NCAA events. Nevt'land tabs Chico State as a strong fa vorite lo repeat this season. UC Davis beat Chico in a dual meet and ~·ill be in C"On· ientlon along with Johns Hopkins and Cal St a t c 1Xorthrid~c,, according' to rhc t.:CI coach. "In realitv. v.·e'll be luckv to finish fourth or fifth ·this year," a pcssi1nistic Ne.,.,•land says on the eve of the fi rst na· tional championship meet in his ou11 backyard. r.ionC11) M.vth 18 1974 O.Uy l"i .. ! 1"~11• llY lH ''Y"I HURDLES VICTOR -Estancia's Steve Adam s dives at tape to win 180.yard low hurdles event in the sn1all .schools di\'ision of the Southern Counties track and field meet at lluntington Beach llig h Saturdav.· 1\dams clocked 19.3 in the lows and also \\'On the 120 highs in 14.7. ' Old Czar Would Tell Aaro11: Plav " CIXCl~XATI (APl -The lute Judge Kenesav.· ~lountain Landis must be smiling these days. "Y~sirree. if he v.·ere alive today he'd be backing Bowie Kuhn all the ~·ay." said old!imer <'harles Ellis, a form('r rincinna1i scout. The pen pr r y 84-vea r-0ld bast'ball fJn thinks the sport could use some ol th e iron· f1stt'CI rules \l'hich rarm.'CI Judge Landis the title of "Czar of Baseball." "\\'hy. the Jugde wouldn't y,·ait one minu1c on this Henry Aaron deal. He 14·ould have called Atlanta manager Eddie !\lathe.,rs and Aaron into his office and said, 'You're going to piny." Aaron is in the center of a con\ro\·ersy over ·whether he'll pla y in the season opener rll Cinci1mati ncx1 month . The TRITON TRIUMPHS -San Clen1entc l ligh 's Terr.v Braves have sald they v.·ill J luddleston crosses the fini sh line first in sn1 all keep hin1 out of the lineup in S('hoo!s tv .. o-mile run during Southern Counties n1ect. hoµC's his next home run -Huddleston's time was 9:32.9. \\chich \\'Ott\d tie Babe Ruth's ----------------------- l~endary career total of 71.J -could come belore hoinc fans. l..asr v.·etk. baseball com- missioner Kuhn issued a st r ongly-u·orded statement saying he "expects'' Aaron to be in the lineup during the opening series ,at Cinc 1n- natL "'The judge 1\·ould say 1hi); is a nt.1tter of integrity and that u·ould be all there \ras to 11 ... ~~i-:1 Ellis, 1\·ho sa•.r hi<; first big league game in 1896. Pro· Cctge, flockey C ·~·!IP All l '"I• ><ov''~" , .. AU1~!1< Dlvlolon w ' " " " " " Ce•!•1I Oov"oO• •l ).I l? •I " " O::lt••land ~~ 12 "' ,., ~' .,. 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IP C·Mdonl !I ~.00 Torlol'• '1 Otn .. ;11 II!)'>) O••·n~~+ IT ll;~lcMCJO) I•~, lu•O• I[ \',....,..IO•l I• !M°I! ~•No'O• Q lhMO I"• flt \""'"' I l•'Y>l N INTM Ill([ o~l mdr P.I(~ (1~,..,;nq All a~•I. Pu•1e JnOl. Toa p,,,. l-<'>00 l Q!Y\ TA>\ IM. Ay1>lnl ''Iv•• l.'~•o• IQ WllloM!i<l Sir Boo lG. \lallan01nQh1m) Pa!r,<la P PJ ll M • ~•II\ To•'"""V'• r ,,,, !R l'lllli•-n•l "~•~1·, fl~·• f' Co<~"'~"' ~ION"/ BrQ'"" !~. °''°""''1 ~~alntv (j. Willl1,,.sJ Tritous Ba1u1u cl San 01:mc>nte ll igh's \ATCo<;\I· lng learns v.·ill Or honored \\'ilh it ~ports· <l\'·ard b a n q u ,.. t ron ight at Shakey's Pizza nea r lh<-st+iool c-an1pu<;. It bet:ins at 7 LEASE A DATSUN PI CK UP 179 MO. ·T~·'.l.!-OEl COSTA ME SA DATSUN 21~5 HARBOR I LYO. C.M. S41).6410 "The sme11 alont \l'ill run you i:iv.·av." he says. '"That. 3nd the SounCI of many doors closing.'' stealing ca~" That is no way to live. says Dock Elli s. and basical!v. 1his is \\'hy he tries to get across to those Inmates v.•ith \vhom Preliminary events w i 11 start at noon each of the three days with !he ever71ng finals getting under way at 7:30. "\·essirree, the judge "11-'ould be raising the roof O\'er this,': added Ellis. "Aaren v.·ou!d play unless he v.·as physica!l~· disablf:'.cl. and the judge "'·ould probably have his O\tn doctor chock him lo make sure. II E>ICll -l-•111 Tl"'I & l·~~tdY .,,. __________ _. Al..,1t><1'1!, P1!0 $111.00. •1 v ~"""'e" 11 1~ 11 16 1t0 1r1 To•~"'O j1 '' U 16 ?tl 1(r) l\v!'•'? ~ l~ I~ '! i11 ;)7 '•tll!c Olvlt•on Gold•• '!Mt' '1 ·,1 '11 Lo' Ar>Qelt·• " " ~I ·Dock Ellis is.n't !ik.c so many of these prof{'!!Sional do- goodcrs ,,...oo•only talk about helping others . lie docs more than just talk about it. He ac- tually helps 1hen1. or tries to. an)'\\·ay. he talks. They 1\·on't listen to just anyone. hut some listrn to !Jock Ellis. It will be the 500 free, 200 in· rlividual medley. 511 frre, one- metcr diving and the 400 medley relay on opening day. Friday·s events inc lude the 400 indi\'iduar mcdlev. 200 frCt'. 200 huttcrflv.· I 00 backstroke. 100 brc'asts<roke and the BOO free ref av. '·That man belie\·ed baseball had to be hon_cst." said Ellis. Landis. born near CincinnnH has b<>en dead alrnost JO yea rs. but hi5 stormy 25·~·car rei!tfl left a deep impact on bat ball. He \\'as a chamni('ln of the li11le guy. e\·er acting lo keep baseball aOO'e re pro ac h . se~n r.. 1 " 011 11 P"O'I!"" 111 ~ ll9 '' Porr!1nd lS !A --lll --Ii $w"lllf • Oame• 1.• 1, •u• •• 1ur c · """ n -:1n "' (lty·C:"'•"• !" HQ<i\IOf' II• a,,.,.. .. ., In, I••"'• !~I Ro••on ,,., r•c ••I ll'l (I•,.· ~1'1 111 P • •~rl""•• t'l O••·••' 1M fl."• o '"' l "·' Ar>0elt I)' '.• • 'f•H l'l 'ToG•1'• 0•""• P'•"t•~ v ~,,,., ( ''-0"'•'• •I r .... , •. c • Twtsd~y'1 01..,u P~•l!•"ll ,., (l••el6"<1 ·fl o•!O• 11 Hou•'cn l'•·ltat!D~" 41 (w•<•O~ 'f•IWft\11-... 1t C:.0~·~ ~lo1• D•!•o·• )~ l • 10 6l ?~l 71i \l~•C6""•' I! )1 II •' li>) )'I .,, v h••rroe•• •I 1'I ,, is 1i1 m -.... ,' P ••·,nu•~" l~-'o•O•I Wt1! Dl•,.•O~ ;; " •1 ,. !1 <6 ~ ·1 1 .. lvntll f'I ... .., •• Br;':n ~. ,,e., 'ro·~ l'!an;" 1 l'c~hetl • •1 Y. hi,..~.,,, l Tw••nfo ), P~ l•<l*':·"••I, ! f e~" ·~ • ,. ""''~" 1 6!1•M.• l. (~l:•;O •• I• Right nO\\'. Dock Ellis is trying 10 nail rlown his otcl jo':i as one ol the rt:'gu\Ar starlers In Pittsburgh's pitching ro!.a- tion. \\:hat makes it a little tougher is the knee GperA-tion he wlderv.·cnt at the end of last Season. .. The onlr \\'aY thev IC't me in to start ~·if h ~·as t>eCau~c of tl-ie street life I Jh·C'd in \\"alts." he says. ''&-in~ a pi!cher for !he Pirates helped also. but lo a lot of guJ's on the inside that doesn't mean On Saturday it v.111 bC' the 1.650 free, 100 free. 200 back. 200 breast. 100 fly , three·ITif't e.r dh·ing and the 400 free relay. Some argued he \1·as too ,,-,_ __________ _.._ ______ _, __ "" harsh. but his \\·ord stood ! ~hallenged. 1 \Vhen he gels this taken care of, ,virming his j~ back. he plans to continue I h e rehabilitation "'·ork he already has begun \Vith ininatcs in P.ennsylvania's prison-;. li e has helped out In se,·eral alreadv - in l~rel'n sburgh. Pa.. NC'\\· Castle, Pn. ;1nd Pittsbur~h Dock Ellis has hltle trouble communicating. lie comes from the \\'alts section of U>s AngC!lcs and he doesn't rome lily pure . lie bad his share of trouble with the police. That's \\ hy il's easier for him to relate y.·ith those serving time. "I'm just one that got away." he says-with that typical bone hontsty of his which only comf'S as a surprist if ~·ou don't really know Dock Ellls. much. ''I remember walking in the ~·arcl in one prison and trying to start up a conversation. '\Vhat~s happening?', l asked one guy. He gave me a look. .. \\"hat in hc11 could be hap- penin'!" he re~" he said. "Life is altogeth<'r difft'rcnt for thPSe fellov.·s. One time in \\'c.<;\cm S<ate Prni!C'nlia rv \\'hen J \Vas lea\'ing. l s.iid. 'Okay. !CC ~ guys later.' Tht'y said to me. ·11en . .,.,·here \\'t' going?· " Dock Ellis is an individual Pro Baseball • SllM•Y'• G11Mt Clnclnn1!1 7, Al\1•,!1 0 /,\l~MIOtl '· ~0<,1ttOt1 l Le,, ,fl~llt I, Nrw 'rDlk N 1 ,,.0111rt ll $, Tt•ll 1 &c11on 1~. l"ft•PK1t1Pftl1 1 llll!lmor1 1. P i!hD~•gn l SI. LOU!• I, Bo1ton J ~2~tt~~~~,~(o0;~'(;1~1~r.11 1 c nTctQo A 1 1<101•• cr•v l •l•w Yn• • A J. Dt!•o•I ! (,f;tl1nd ), f.'ll*•~•fl 1 rrcp Baseball v.·ho likes to get involved. He ,!Ml., y,,,1.., A U.S. district court jurist v.·ho ""·as ealled upon to clean up basf'bAll in wake of 1he in- famous 1919 Black Sox scan· dal. Landis \\'as grant c d sv.-ee1'n~ pD\\1er as baseball I C<lmmM iooer. In one of his firs1 :lcls. he bi'.lnned ('ight memlx:rll of the , Chicago \\1tite Sox fnr life for I thrir ln\'ol\·eme-nt in •·throv.'· 1 Ing'' the series to Cincinnn!i. Some of b<lSC'h:i\1'~ biitJitellt 1 names felt the "Tath of the ~tern·faeed judgt'. I MERCEDES IENZ OWNERS has a fertile mind and is ln· M1ri ... H) 01 ro ... ~"' ~rigued by new ideas. He has 1t1~~~.;~1.-1~~~i.'~i~-.1i,.~.~:,:1~ Lf.A lHft LIJf •I .. & .,_., 1-.i···· become a stockholder, for ex· •'· >-1+o1 W1110ft, ~ . ...o.o-o: A"'"'· c. . ...... 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'••G•T ~·JYll(l~ 'Jo•" •I • O<\ J ,llt 0 I \Q •Ot IUD IT !Hl ..... ~ '1111 r1;;.u,1\~ ro Cilt ... ~! •!~ ... 'l~lll(•T ' .. • ' ... ~ --. , ' I u .., ... ,Lt J>ILOT MDnda1, Marth lB. 1914 ------~ Ficker Has Perfect Score By ALMON l.OCKABEY •NH"' E•ll..-t Bill Ficker of Ne pbl't Beach hns bcoome the ourtti skipper in the IO-year History or the Congressional Cup to win the ra nled malch racing series with a perfec t SL"Ore or 9 wins and oo losses. Bui the formt'r America's Cup defender did It the hard w:iy Sunday. J-le lost one race to Bill Widnall of Marblehead. t.-tass., but was av.·ardcd the race on a protest which was ruJed on after the series OA·as over Sunday. IT WAS TllE first time a eoogrcssional Cup series has taken four days to complete. Dense fog covered the i..wrse off the Long Beach breakwater each day starting· Thursday. On the first day the fog lifted at 3:30 p.m .. alloY•· ing enough visibility for two races before it closed ln again . On Frida y there was not enough visibility for any races, and on Saturday fu.e races were sailed in reduced visibility of about one-half mile. The fog cleared partially Sunday for the final t~·o races. Going into Sunday's two races. Ficker was faced with the chore or ~·inning both, especially if his protest was not upheld. He was in a vi rtual tie ~·ith Tom Pickard of the host Long Beach Yacht Club. HIS FIRST RACE was against Barney Flam of Alamitos Bay Yacht Club . It appeared. Ficker 'A'Ould lose the match, after he spolted Flam to a four-second ad· vantage at the start and drop- ped to a 3l·second deficit at the first weather mark. But at the end of the first lap of the five·mile course, Ficker and his crew had cut the lead to abo.ut two boat lengths. Ficker then started a furious tacking duel in which his crew outpe r !o r mc d F1am's. Arter about six short tack!'. Ficker wa.s able to get a safe leeward on Flam and slowly move Into the lead. He finished the raee with a .;4 second advantage. \\"HILE THIS KEY match was in progress, Pickard was losing to Ted Turner of Atlazr ta, Ga. thus giving the series to Ficker whether or not he won his protest crgainst Wid- nall. Ficker went on to beat Greg Gillette of Hawaii in the fina l race. He was not informed of his perfect ~e un til he ar· rived at the dock heading the victory parade. It ~·a.s Ficker's third try for the Congrwional Cup. ln his first effort after defending the America ·s Cup, he placed third, and in his second at· tempt he was seventh. Skippers who have made perfect scores in the past were Gerry Driscoll in the first two years, Scott Allani and Henry Sprague Ill. FICKER'S WI NNING crew was l\lark Hughes, Dennis Regattll Slironded In Fog Lots of fog and little "'ind "'as the ·weath<-r fare dished up Saturday and Sunday for Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club·s St. Patric k's Day Regatta. S..!liling ~·as inside lhe b.'.ly. The trophy winn ers: THISTLE \\'ar :i nd Peace. \\'ill Tcn1pleton, BCYC, (2' Pr~ious, Hobert Van T' Riel, SSSC. LI00.14A -(I\ Jim Tyler, BYC: t2 J Chad 1\\·iche\1, _ LIYC l.J[)().14B Ill Scott Si mpson, Ll'{C: t21 Blair Barnette, DYC. LID0-14C Fryer, BCYC. I I) Roger J~ASF.H -(I I Phil (;l'('('ne .Ir., NllYC: {2\ l\t ike Arrigo, NlrYC; tJ) Nl-:k t>.1adigan, NHYC. WILDFIRE Kilpatrick, BYC. (i i Keith SABOT B -! I I Stephen Herold. BCYC. SABOT C -Ill Jom.<>n, BCYC: 121 Kraemtr, BCYC. Charles Stephen Cr ew Pi cked Ou Couragcou~ DARIEN;. Conn. 1-'Pl - t~ar~ Hcrttstmtt h:ilf'-bttn named navigator and John Sutphen. tactician. of lhe new aluminum America's Cup COO· t(!!Kjer, Courngeoo:- VICTORY CELEBRATION -Bill Ficker (ri ght) breaks out champagne for his winning crew i.n the Congressional Cup n1atch racing series at, Long .~each Yacht Club. A few seconds later one o( the. crew poured the ·bubbly . over 1-~icker's bald head and performed the traditional rile of tossing him in the chilly waters at the LBYC dock. Durgan, Duffy Duffield and George Twist, Ne w p o r I Beach : Duby Joslin, Seattle and John Edgcomb, Pak>s Verdes. Reminiscent of F-i ck e r' s An1erka's CUp campaign in 1970. a large banner. reading "Ficker is quick er" "·as plac- l'd on the NHYC clubhouse 10 greet the winning team. Ficker was in\•ited to sail in the Congressional Cup under the colors-of the New Yock Yacht Club by virtue of his America's Cup victory for that club in 1970. DESPITE THE d r ca r y w e ath e r. this year's Congressional Cup series pro- vided so me of the closest com- petit ion in a nun1bc>r of years. Time splits in mos t matches ~·ere less th an one minute, and several ¥•ere under 30 seconds. The final t~·o races "·ere sailed in winds that ranged from 10 to 20 knols. There \1·ere numerous pro- tests. Final standings: ll ) Ficker. 9.(1; (2) Hugh Treharne, Cruis- ing Club of Ai5tralia , fi.3 : Ted Turner. Atlanta, Ga., 6-3 ; Steve Cucchiaro, MIT Nautical Associallon, 5-4; (5) Tom Pickard. Long Beach Yacht Club, 5-4 ; (61 Barney Flam, Alamitos Bay Yicht Club, 54: (7 ) Bill WidnaO. Corinthian Yacht Club, ~1arblehcad, Mass .. 3~: (81 Greg Gillette, Hawaii Yacht Racing Associa· t.ioo ,3-6; (9) David lloward. YRU Great Lakes. 1·8: t 10) Arthur Knapp. Larchmont, N.Y. Yad1t Oub. 1-8. SUMr.tARY Of final two races: EIGHTH RACE -Treharne def. \\'idnall. 56 secs.; Gillette def. Howard. l min. 12 secs.: Cucchiaro def. Knapp , 1:34: TunlCr def. Pickard, :~; Ficker def. Fiam, :44. -~- CHUTE TIME -Bill Ficker's crew aboard the Con· gressional Cup winning Cal-40 turns-to 10 hoist spinnaker on downwind 'leg after overhauling Bar· ney Flam in crucial 8th race. "Kli\Tlf HACE -Cucchia ro def. Pickard, : 41; Treharne def. Knapp, : 15: fick"r def. Gillette. Turner, ltow.:ird. :16: 1:38; I: 16. \\'idnall def. Flam d e f . 138 Catama1·a11s I nterlucle Vie iI1 Sa11 Diego Hobie Cal sailors went on the rampage at t\tission B:iy Saturday and Sund ay ~·ith 138 of the speedy ca1an1arans participating in the San Diego Classic Rega tta. Orange Cou nty v.·inncr~ were Pair Wiu. Openers· lit Floridu Dave U11m3n or Ualbna Yacht Club and J-1 r n r y Sprague Ill. Newport l-l 11rbor Yacht Oub. both v.·on lhrir 1>pening races in the SPO HT (SL Pete.rsburg 0 I y m p i <: Jtegaua Training) nt St. Petersburg. Fla. , Ullman v.·as the u·inocr In the new Olympic 47tl r;1ass <1nd -S:pr&gue ~-on -the bne·mun 1' .. inn Class. Roy Se aman of l\talibu "·as the only other California Olympic hopeful to score, v.·in· ning the Toronado Catam1tran Class. The 'roronado is a new Olympic Class for 1976. Other "'innerS wer(' Bud Melges , Zend~, -\\'i&c. 111 lht SO!tng Cl!!~~ P11ul-H~rso11, Canada in the Flying Dutch· m;1n, :ind Bruce r'alcont•r. R01A·ftylon. toM.. Jn th e T~sts·. Jim Black of B.:ilbo;.1 Island In the 11obic·l2s t1nd \Y:iync Schafer of C.ipistrano Beach in the llobic·16A di vision. Summary: 11081£·11 -111 Jim Bl~k. B.JIOO.O • l$1i!.,.,, ~n M•11•v Bl•c~rn.n, p,...t', tolo, tll Sre.e Helch. S • n tl'1n••dl'IO. t'I J•m 11111on, Tl>ol,lw.,., (),..,, !51 O•vr WroQhl, !.en Oleg<;! l'IOBllii·I .... -01 Ronov l411i•ld. L°"o Br•<11. Ul Phil Btrm..,, 'le'*90!'1 &uc11. !J) Miko wman, s ... O•r<JO• f') ltHV H• .. ~r. Tu1!1~: t.'l S11Yt Grlrnlh,.w, torone oe1 M•r. HOBtE ua -!IJ Oor• .Sh••· s .... 01<l<IO (11 Ml~t W!\rl1111. Lor19 801c11: ill M1c wr19n!, Torronct: (') Don F"!lflt>, S•n O.eoa. 11081( U(: -(!)tom Hooker, Si111 O''"'°· (ll S!fvl P•vne, A'wtttldt: \JI M•~r G11.,.,tr1oll. Oron<;1t. l•l ll:tl!y ~now, Lonq D~•ch, 411 Joo Wh•lf, 11ono1v1v HOl!ll·16A -(1) Wi!Ynt Sthl!tr i!lld Joton Goloon. C•ob1r11no B~•ch: (11 Kffi K11rnu 11nd Judv Prell. S•n Olcqo, !Jl 800 """ J1111lvn l!e•uch~rno, Coro•,.l (!ti Mor; ('I Noble W11,rvm ~nd Lturoe Pell(llt, NPwi><l'I Bt11ch; (l) 01" Olhm''" i!Ad C~ril GundfflOI\, M•••"I Ml lltY 110111( 168 Ill 4111t1 .tn!I P"ll Joll~•ll!I• l• Ctn•a•t !l\ Jalln H.t.;11er '"" l(fwln HullQ!I, lilltlll"'Ol(lrl ll••cll; fll P•11I H•tl •nd (-yle L•blrO"<I. Vin (lfm"11t. {•l !.l•v• ll'O 11"11 ··~~•Oii (;frtlwn. fll!lloo 111..-d; I)) llobt•! o"ll S.Mv Hawl111d. i..n11 .t.111 "'0fl1E IK -11 1 Lou ond NI"' !.:'~~:"Wt~~O::." .~~:,,1c~~1 ~~~ P1trlHt Mid G_,.. AM1r11, (001' Mf\.41, t•l 0.0 .... •n!I Jff'tllO Hat\...,, LOllll Ir~~. tSl "flc~ C••lfl' •nCI lt•vl ""d1t1Qr. Sm Ottoo. He~alla Bv Ne wcon1h Victorious Fifty·t"'o sailing yac hts tu rned out Saturday for the foggy sW.rt of Balboa Yactft Club·s IS-mile Dana Point PVBIJC NOTICE PVBIJC NGTI CE • Pn•t1 0.llY Pltol, " 11, 11, ..... • PVBIJC NOTICE PUBLIC NGTICE £mfSTAR GA'ZEK~f'~ 1--~"""---Br CLAY l. POLLAN:---~--'-j ~ M.u 1, H r-Ooi'1 A<fWifr c..i<1o J:.. ""' u ri .. ! AllU , . . . UI U. . ........._...,.; · ,_ V A«o•Ji,., lo tllo .Slor1. ;· ~ 11 u. · To drvelop messogr for TIH',doy, oc · u {~ ¢: ~n <eod words c()(r..sponding to l'U'l'lbt<s 1..1s..s1.)l of you< Zodioc biMh sign. 1~7.70 KO.,IO DMR3RAMODIPHTHUCETR ARCODAZAM~RICA~IOHD ORICKAEANAHTIDE T OD G RU E MNNA Z LUSZAAE S TOTJNAM ES SOEliBRLJC llTO SC L E STHFLALUAUCO HA V HA DULO S OEHRHEOEA CEI G O E AESHRAT Z ETDIJ. DOV N KC LAJTOCO OTNO U D Z L U TTOAMSDINC~DTMMN ~ R ENN HAZ UO AIUUIRA N ~A ocoMD EV J DCNJ Mr LOL E Z \ ,. '•• IN 6 ~ 0 ' I • 5 " p r d r J;G;;o~n~•;••~ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;G;•;•;•;•;•;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_,J ;G;•;"°'::~•rl;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;:";;;'•:'~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:i:G;;;•:•:••=•~l::::::::::::::::::::::;~;';";•;•;•;I ;;~~;;~;;:;;; INVESTORS DELIGHT ---BACK BAY BEAUTY Ueneral STREAKER - 6 BEAUTIFUL UNITS -Adjoining Costa Coldwell Ba ke Mesa Goll Cpurse. Great cond1Uon inside & ft r out. Plenty .or renter appeal. Quality con· R£gD£NllAl 8004<ERAGE CO,..PN<f struct1on, Privacy and one block to shoppin g. BAYSHORES _BEST BUY ld~a~ for owner occupant. Priced rig ht and $56,500 and f;ou'U be Jiving life at its best in m1rurnum down payment required. Great tax shelter! First time l\dvertised. CALL NOW! thls private each area. Charming 2 bedroom 546-5880. house. See it loday! NORTH COSTA MESA LIDO 1 BEDROOM $71.500 $43,000--QUALITY BUILT f•"'ILY HOME Small charmer perfect for f<>Uple, close to """ shopping. tennis, beach, pap.elled den. Se. with shake roof, hardwood floors and plaster eluded patio. ' walls. Huge added 12'x24' bonus room com· plete with tar~~ stone firep~ace. paneling a nd SANDP IPER HOME -VIEW real beam ce1hngs. Beautiful front kitchen 4 bcdroorn, 3 bath. Dra1natic cathedral \vi th new double oven. 5 burner range and ceilings, v.·et bar. 3 car garage. Private dishwasher. Just listed y,•on't last! CALL court yard , large master bedroom sui te. 544-5880. ' Vacant & ready for you. $97,500. ··~-~HERITAGE REALTORS 546..5880 Open Eve1. General . REALTOR DIAL 644-1766 2161 S11n Joaquin Hill• Rd., N.B. A COLDWELL BANKER CO. eflJo J j/e LIDO waterfront. 3 Bdrm. & lge. ftlmily rm.1 or 5 bdrms., wittt 6 ba lhs. Lido Nord. Spe<:- tacular vie\Y! \Vaterfront living rm . with step-down wet ba r. Pier & float. $275,000. -* * * * WATER FRONT LDT ON LIDO NORD 30' x 105'. J\1agnificent view? $165,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boysldo Dr., Sulto I, N.B. 675-6161 College Park Assume VA Loan Balboa Island Water View WESLEY N TAYLOR CO. REALTORS since 1946 ACHIEVEMENT IN LUXURY First sho\\'ing . Big Canyon. 'fraditional charm in this stunnin g brand NE\\' Custom home with golf course view! It is sin1ply gorgeous! Coinpletely enclosed large court~ yard entry to this superb 5 bedrm ho1ne .with fam. rn1. for1nal dining rm & 5 baths. Luxurious carpeting, marble. oak paneling, imported tile, erystal chandeliers, air-cond + 1nore. $295.000. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO. 2111 S11n Joaquin Hills ROlld NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 Gen!!ral Gener al CALL ME, l'M CLASSY-4 bedroom. 2 story on a cul-de-sac in l\lesa Verde! Nifty big yard with lotsa trees. 111aster bed.rm down- stairs. clean cond ition and a super sized living. roon1. Call 111e in J\'1esa Verde at ;56,900. UNIQUE HOb\ES Realtors 546-5990 2850 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa .Mesa l fk'l lronn1 h<)n1e in rountf") a lntoi;ph1· .. • .... 11h 11 ltl.t);~ :.'tb..JI h··~lt~1 fi llrn.·!l poof 11·ith p1•1I 1>1•Ci'll and n i:hloru1ut"r too~ Jusl h~'t"l nt 11. lo1v µr111• r>f $35,000 Sun/ Eves. 96MS9J BOAT BUFFS!! Varon! but nc.,.,·ty d{'l'Ol'fll('ll l HK ."t d<'ll !~1111!1 hortll•' ACT QUICK OR YOU WON'T SEE ITI 4 Bed· room beauty. ~pac1ous 25x15 family room y,•ilh fireplac-e. Forced air heat . bltns, dble. garage Jnd :!20 \\'1r1ng & boat door. \Valk or streak to church. sthools, shopping and SQ_ Coast Plnza. Dare prieed at $32,950. Streak to your pfione. CALL 540·1151. UNITS • UNITS EASTSID~CLUSI VE -6 Shake roof beau· ties, 2 bedroon1s each. 8 Garages. E\'erything tip-top condition. Big lot with spaei ous green area. Excellent rental Jnration. L'all (piu•k for 1nore inforn1a11u1J. 540·115 1. , Ne""· t'ri>r g, rin.•pl, blt1n ... 1';~~~""""""""""""~~==;:======~ encl pa110, dor·k + lr)t shp.I Sellrr 1.anls inron1e pro11. General General · Onuigf' or S:i n DiPsnl-;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 County Aslong $9~.500 .. l' Submit <lo11n or 1rad1·:: C.dl * Balboa Bay Properties * 6-\:l-SlOO. at JUST LISTED li<'st Joe., 1-.:astside ('os· ta ft.Iese. 3 Bil., fai11. rn1 . ('ov'd patio. gou r- 111el k1tr h. ('all : i).12-7491 NEWPORT ISLAND 2 Uedroo111 llon1e \\'ith pier &..Cloat TRIPLEX-WALK TO EVERYTHING WALK TO CORONA DEL MAR BEACHES, WALK TO shopping, WALK TO schools. On large 45' lot and shows spendable income. A real buy at $95,500. CA LL for appointment. CALL 644-7270 LIK£ NF:\\' Sfl.\G BEAlJTIFUL i\REA Duplex Just 65 11te-ps to tx-ach -100' G I \General to boat moonng! Harbor1 ~-••_•_,_• _______ :-----------VK'W from both units.I· EXECUTIVE SPLIT LEVEL 2828 E. Coast Highway, Coron• del Mar WE CAN HEl.P YOU IUY, SELL. OR TJllADf. A HOME AHYl'LACE IN THI NATtoN B f'a u I i f u J ne1~hhnrhoort. Bcaur!ful homr. Beautiful tem1s. \\'hat l'lse can 1\'e say! You l'l'ally should look a t this on<". Call 5-15-9-191. Walker &Lee llJAl llTAl l Separ;ite gUf's! hidea11·ay rompl(.'tely f urnished. 0-.1•n£'r 11ill help finance! llurry: Ca.JI ~2313 for dflails. OP!.N TIL g o rT'S FUN TO 9E MCEI THE REAL ESTATERS The best resale homes come with a _I ·year American Home Shield Warranty Wh-en you buy on· American Home Shield-pro tected home from Valley Realty you're assured of purchasing o worronteed trouble free home! American Home Shield's Homeowner's • Protection Pion guarantees service, mo in- fenonce. repairs ond re placements of the electrical. plumbing, heating o-ncr built-In appliance systems of o home for o period of one year. (It's bener thOn o NEW HOME worronty!) American Home Shield provides professional service within 36 hours, some day service for emergencies, night or day 365 days a year. Under the Ameri can Home Shield P.lan you will never hove to pay large repair ·bills regardless how often you use the ser- vice or extensive the repair fo r 1 fu ll year! (Any · replocemenls that must be mode ore unconditionally guaranteed to be equal 10, o r betler !hon the replacements. (And ot year's end, you'll hove !he opfion of renewing your American Horne Shield Pio n for o nominal fee American Home Shield hos taken oil rhe risk out of home buying. Why toke a chance when you con pur- c.h o se o worronteed troublefree home? Call Valley Realty todoy! EXCLUSIVE HOME WARRANTY FOR SEL· LERS 15 days after lis!ing ydur home with Valley Realty repair or replacemenl of heo!ing, 1 plumbing and electrical sys1ems (including hot waler hea!ers) 1s covered un~ til ct~se of esc row. Thus. you are not sud- denly laced with o maier repair bill 1ust When you are about to sell-your home. Ask about this warranty program today! ... , .. ,., • • . ' . ; ? -. , y 0 VA JL JLEY IREA1IY lk Ce.ta Mtto-646-0SSS~ s.t'l-1910 Oronte -637·9101 "amntio-521-4772 * Operoling 36 Wholly Owned Office~ -'TMru-Oul Col1for n1a ORANGE COUNTY OFFICES c.n....i M&-67S·Tn5 ~n C.--539-1167 l.Hobrco -119-UOO Othff C.tifOf'TM• Wc11ti- * Hu1'lff"910fl hech-tu-4543 Mittio" v~.._..-516-4771 '""'"'""flh -~9-.1 501 • ""--' • c.rr. Malhr9 • Donwill• • DuWln • "-t • HoywoN • lofo,..ttt • u.,._. • ""Mt'ltoi\ • s-. '*"'"Ill • .!ion ·-". wa1 ..... 1 C-":. C11mpbtll • """'11{,... Sen JoM. S..nto a- AMERICAN HOME SHIELD OF CALIFORNIA, INC . TOLL FRIE (too) 772-3966 TWO CDM's HOMES $70,500 1\1'0 ac_klr:i.b\I" doll hriuSt'!I Ont' of "Old Coronal!"' choiC'f' "IJO'l\'C'r -st~ct " 1 .... 1 .... I::ach · hon1e has charm ,i:aln~ and bo!h have private lk1tios. Live in Oil(', rent the ntlK'r - maybe even for sumn1er renlnl~ a.<1 the bttach i!'i just a short "·alk. DOVER SHORES You make an offer! An in lerior decorator's lo\'C'ly home done lo perf('('t10n .... ith valuabl.(.' l\'orks of ru1 . \'C'ry n1ur-h "A P.omilll Villa." !<'nntasuc \'lCW nf the upper bay, NC'"''J)Orl C(.'ntrr and sno11·-t'apped mountain<>. Tht!'I t o v e I y homf' and Its lovl'ly ow~r "\\'Ai.'lTS AN O!<"l'ER"? LAGUNA OCEAN VIEW $45,000 Probably $5.0CO chea)'.K'r than anythine: el11e for !lall! ln the area. Br..ind ne"' 3 br. home 1v1th the most fanta~\lc view ol Laguna and the "'hol<" coast. c~at kilchC'n and uHlity morn a1Tangen1rnt. clran el<"clrie hC'at and a VERY il!UCH n10tivated O\\'llC'r -For N"nt also at $3:?,;. THE VILLA GRANADA TOWNHOMES NEWPORT BEACH l, 4 & 5 BDR MS. $49,900 TO $bb,500 Spacious & l.'l<"g11nt. leisure living i nl h1• lashiona hle Irvin•• plann('(I rommunity of E:istliluff. ,\I! n1ain!t•n- ;111•·•· prn1·l1 l•·1l SEE MODELS TODAY 8:'.5 Aniigo.'\ \\'n:--(Jamborf'e P.rl. lo EaslhluH Dr .. lo ~Jar Visln. tu Don11ngo, to Anllf.!'l'i \\'ayf Fur1tK:<r 1nturma11on, 644--1111 JUST LISTED - ASSUME $24,600 • 7°/o VA LOAN $217 total pa)ments. POOL 1v1th lot<; of df"C"k1ng. Lan;:c ltvlog ar(.'as. Dining room. l.a1i:e cortK'r lot. Lo11· do"·n to 7 •• V.i\. Loa.n, S217 tolal 11 .i.yme nt s. ;\Cl no"'· 96?~167. OHH rll 11 • IT'S ~UN TO BE NfC.£1 E REAL TATERS WANTED ~ ""'L?,~; ;: ;h~ '""' OPEN DAILY P.M. High up tn ll11rhQr V1rv.• Harbor View Hills Hills, v.·11h Sfll'C!nculnr 1·il'v.' 1100 SANDPIPER Thi~ tnri::-r ~ brdroon1 on a 11u11:01 t·ul--clr-sar has JU~l I bi'rn h~!t'd an<I off(.'r,;; ni.1ny l 0 u 1 s I II n ,, I n J.: l<"lllUrl"~ int' I u rl 1 n s.: l\'(.'t har. bnloon1C's, front & !'f'ar, :.; t .. -.,.troon1s. a nd i!'s rlosr lo ;\lilt< Square Park The pr1N" IS $.-Yl,000. \\'llh a 6~~ ~j; a.•·sun1at!l<" loan. of hnrbor .&· Catnli~a . -I l~·;:iuL. ;i bdrnl., /11m1ly rin., 1 B:cfm1s., rnhng Art'~ 1n thr 2 b:ith .~ poll·d(.'r rni. honi.~ _ ~-COATS k1tchrn, forntnl rhn1nit' 1:n1. i:rP:i1 sit-rlo\\'n oc.,...,,,, virw -&. + warm famit~· rrn. \nu lnvl'ly l:;i•. J)<)(}I : 1011· n11un1 I · WALLAC~ 01¥11 lhe l11od. &111 buy on vn rrl. l fnn1C'r1. nt'cupanry -· the hill. $~.500 ioll'r~! ptl!"l'd \'\(.'\\' hnm,.. 111 REAL TORS C. F. Colesworthy !larhnr Vn·y,· 11 111.~. Sllti:ll -546-4141- HC';iltors f\40--((\'in 1Cnld''r11'l'l<I l•1 Pc·libl1• t·• {Op1n Ev1nin91) N · Oc 'Pl ..: ~·1111t pi11.:·r • :::::::z:~:::=~1 ew ean ~ ex Kines 1rarbor S.-0<1'nn 11r11 Fully rl'nlt'd rnnnr~· 1n;1kr r KQ g;is" Lr1 us dn1c )•JU to sec it: $9R.:.OO. BAYond BEACH -GEM-675 ·3000 120-F Tustin Ave .. :O.:.B. Big 4 Bdrm-No Down BAYSHORES Rl'.:1'11.TORS E ·~-HiZ: Bc;ul!i/ull,v I and~ 1, :i p C' d \FIXER-UPPER. Fan:n.'\tlr 2-slnry y,·11h 4 b.-lrms.. 2 po1rn11al. ,\n oppor.1un1ty 1u b11\hs. f'Hmilv room S. bonus ln\·rst 1n _one ol f"r~·pon·s MARINA FUTURE r.ooni 0 111·1111.: 11 r ca. , \ n1os1 rli.:s~rnble pr 1 ,. a 1 r A ~ for the future~ btJ1lt-1ns, rt1~h11·11shrr . Big I eornmun11\£'!i .. 2 .!Jl"t room T remendous lam1ly home. fircplat·.-._ \\:11rr soltencr. ~o plus gue.'\t suite. $:i;"J,000, Interesting 3 bedroom with rl,..11·n r..T .. 1011· 0011'n al\ j 640· 1120 11 Q\Jl.'en"s kilchC'n, room for othl.'rs! $·10.500 Cilll 5-I0--1i20. th(' Knave's in largr family 1 room plus a billi11rd room [TARBELL J 1 HARBOR VIEW for the Kin,c_;, \\'lth PrincC's~ HILLS r:~5i~-~J>:~~~:t~.1~f r ~ • I ~~;~~~ ~~1r!~i11.~11:a1;r h;:~/~ l'ri-Harder at Tr1-Harlxlr. 2955 ll:irbor Ulvd. 2·1f.O ~fl -fl. :: 1·:1r ~aragr 1n FOR 'll un111aru!alr c·o11rl1!1011 . ftr l " CUSTOM BUILT Janrl. Call r,..u;..;i11. AREAS VILLAGE Ill $48,500 fl beautifully located lorm"r model home nl!ar grt'l'nbelt, pools, tennis and ctubhous..•. Fee l:llld. [)(.'conlled to perfl'l'tion. A lovely 2 bedroom and family room 1 noor plan. Sc!' it 1od11y· '.'JJ ~\\' or c:.:pcril'nM'tl n1(.'n or 11on1l'n . \Ve nrJC'r l't-:RS0~-1 '"""'".":'~!"!!".!"!!"''=':":'""''I A!.17.f:D TP..\l~"G. A con· WHERE OH J.arr:c, su[ll'rh oet'Hn l"ir>1· hon1c: ~ hdrn1s.. l1hr11r,1 , I den, rl inini:: r n1., hrkf~t nn . priv. hl'ach .111~! lis t<'d & ofl<'N'd at $!25.(tf.0. Walker &Lee (-1.'ntal off ice in the bes! WHERE? Corona llf'I illar l0o·nt1on. A 1011 rommiss!on plan and ~u[l('nor bonuio; plan. The?? :ire ampll.' p;irking facihtie~ rnr your rustom(.'r.; nnd Mn· ~1sten1 111J,er1Lliin~ support. For your l11nfidentlal ap- po1ntn1en t. Call : HARBOR $23,500 BACHELOR· Can you 11\'e ror unde r $42:i a month. havr 4 brrlronn1s, 2•, """'· """''"'"" "°"'· l CONDOMINIUM CAMEO HIGHLANDS $77,000.1 1 John All•rd, M•nager The i;rcat plfftt to _tr"Vt 1n 64+7270 CDill. Three p r L 1· a t " 1 beaches, quiet s r r r I.' • , outstandin~ OC'f'!H\ \"1C""!i and lovely nei1.:hbo1"11. t h 1 ~ spotless 3 bedroom home Ju-is a very an.xiou11 out of at'l'a owner. You mi~t '.. ../u.•f«r 5,.aflt 171:1,.ira.1 RIALIORS leaJl(.' opllon for $.37:i a 1,....,...,..,...,..,..,..,..,.., mon1h. NEWPORT BAYFRONT $79,950 The best on the "''atcr in an OLDER 'N NICE TWO STORY 2-100 Sq . F(.'(!1 S.').j,:,00 Full i'l'ICI.' of NeY.'JlOr1 . like nt11· :1 Th1<; beaullluUy built and bedroom to"'TihoU.'lt' with a , mainta.irwd home orfer.; you spaciou~ 1800' floor pl;in, ;\i1dwr~!l'rn rharm in Ca.Iii. close lo park, ti.I~ hlocks 10 suntj)1ne. The four hugC' the beach. and '')'OU ov.·n !ht' ly-rjroom~. format dir:tnt: land," large privale ~lip -mf'Hll. harih~•ocxl floors anrl for rent also for $.195 11 hr ;i1111ful C"a hlnets give you month. hao·k home livino;: in today's VIEW HOME • $82,500 POOL • $4900 DOWN-BEACH ?i1AGNlflCENT 15"".0 11>arld ing clear -A'O.ler pool. l.a.!1 8.B.Q. FIRE RINp . Outside ealing bar from of)('n rountry kitchen. Huw f11 m i I y room. Stone l1n•rtatt. Brl1thl • ch~ry 1l\•ini:: mom. fnmlly alz~ 11"flroof1U' \\'ALK T 0 BE1\(1 t. $4900 To111l Oov.'n. Ll\'F A LIITLE CllJl 96:H767, ! l't:l-•' r •tt'I'. C11J\ 5-15-!}~!)1. Walker&lee ~IA ~ l tlAll PENINSUl.A PT. 3 BR., 2 baths, beautilul rond. 2 Patb: dbl. Cl\r gar. Quick pou. $77,500. Call: 673-Jfi63 67l-ti688 E~. associated 9ROKtR5 -REALTOR$ 7"7\ W ltclbcc 6Jl 1At.l ... a Dally PDot Cluslfitd Ad. .642-5611. ( pool h(.'ated and cll'llnf'll RJ-:,\LTOJL'i J usl l>l'eause 1!~ callN:I d )"'ar round. an~ >oo.ts111<> srNrF: 1q~1 I l1<ichelor 11 v.nl ~uit tht' painting !loll(' . .-\blr lo 11·alk 673-4400 niosl dll\Cnminatin..: ~f~. to large shoppini:: 11N'a and Onl' year nC\\'. Rl:'auulul t!'.'nnis rour1s. Plus a taxl'-~l~"-!•::"'""'""'~c=-~i""'~.'7I I rarpets drapr~. fl""ll ;ind advanta~e .• ~fl('_c' fC'duce<l -otory 0 on1a !<llUM:t . Jlunl. ltartx.iur. Call Call no11 6i..--SJ50. ~1 bt'f!room m'1tl!lton ror t1n1!r1· 616--0J."il. OPEN TIL i . "'S FUN ro 8E. NICE• ~.000. Features Uoublt> t-"~~ us rOll J '11(( UTllllU( or Y•~IJ( ;'I r!nr)r ('nt ry cu~l•ltlll/l~I' in· , 1 ...... ,'. , 'ALLEY , 11·l!h drcss1n:.: roon1 + 2nd 1\-1 terior. 1.ar;._'f' n1a.~1rr s111 tr 1 t y, f1rl'rilat·C'. [[f111\l'lll~k{'t''s kit· REALTY .._ rhC'n. Fonn,1l clin1n~ M<1rn • 11t~G rMT£-•st DUPLEX (lvrrsized Int on a iro ·c 1111!'.'•I •11l~tCA11 ~1oco;(lCHAHGf.CC1111••N¥ ~11"1'!'.'1 . i\p;.r11n1ntt•nt on!)'\ Headquarters!!! c,11 '""""' I 2 Houses, !!nvc .,.,.. got 'urn: !IC'rC''s oP!Hrrt •· rr'S IUNTOSENICE' Price Of One! a p1n-sh11111 2 .•t111)' sop<'> ~~· . ! I.1v1• rrnt fl'Pf· 11,!l1lr r('n!1ng value on ov!'.'r~11.rf1 1.,r 1!11 ' tlw l'l!hPr, Uoth fnr $:12,000. J:onmy ownci s uni! · 11~1lk 1 ~t"r11 "e .'\ay n1orc'..' HurTy~ to all shori<; "· ~·h•M)b' 1 . r~1ll 11.12~2;i~:'I. l'rit:~l 1·1:.:111 ;'I $11.'f~I. ---()Pf;NI1L 9•/r.S IUNT0 8£NIC£1 tem1s OK:: C;11l f:W-~i!):J 11970 1~· Fleel~'Olld mohlle ~® ~ <lfYrtC£Se.C~ ;,·.," ·11~'".' home. Ocean 1·1ew 5 Star II , I ... J/"__ :•dult ;..·,·>1 1••1'' l\1·:ul• l':ul I \, E. llfl'l«an «"V.>. l"o JX'l!I $6200 6-Vr80111 I ,..,,.,_,~"'""'--<"Venings I_ ~ -CATALI NA VIEW Ov>'ner must -:ell ~1T'f'OU!I ·I Bit .. ~ U.\, l<•n' . . . n1tt' bonWJ nn.. J<l<'llltl, no m ainlC'nnncl' lanrl<.("aptng Qui.side light.~ &· "all'r on timers. Husy r-.:r('11T11·C''s playhouse. Supt'r 1·11~111111 decor. Pr1cC'd for quirk .'\11lr $69,900. Call P r e.!. t I +:.t' Tfon1c~ &l~Hif>.16. -Tj.fREE GIRLS In The Bluff~ "f'P.J\NCl.SC.\ iu1·1• f.•:11 lly hon1(' 111 ~u; .. ·r lr· · 1. 1: paint bru.~11 "" ~.11 " (1, 1•rt•ol at only S.1.'l.'.11,{) "LIND.-\" · nil , ·~one rll)or nt'\1· carpe!1n;.:. 4 '0~1'-..l•.rr tease or L op1 inn. U!h•H·d tit $69,;;oo. "TRINA" • bl-lc\'<"1, ~lld11I~ lived In. all ir~i .i. 1 Ii 1•1 l.ea!IC or I, Qj)!ion Llh·i• !I at S69,500. CORBIN-MARTIN REAL TORS 644-7662 RURAL LIVING In Newport 8'>11C'h. C"pt' <"rxl hOmt' ->1 (lrm hr1 C'k , spaciou1 rooms, dr>11'1n;1. open bt'an1s Cu ll t (I n1 q-i111IHy, 3 b{'(\nlQm, d1n1n' l"OOrn &od f1u11!ly ff"'m 189.5'0 PETE BARRETT -REALTOR - 642-s100 • MACNAB IRVINE BAY SHORES-$64,900 C'har1ning. ru stic 2UR. family r oom home \\' l.:1rge roo1ns & \\1alk-in closet s. Bea111ed klll'hcn. i\lartha ~·Iacnab 642-8235. ( ~146) HARD TO COME BY f{1,t: Canyon "Deauville" CQndominium. t.:p~r tJ ded carpeting-4. large bedrooms- o\ er :wJO Sf'\. ft. pool sized yard. $139.500. Torn Queen ti4+6200 . I ~'112 1 FUNCTI ONA L FLOOR PLAN Spacious 4 bedroom home close to shop. pin~. schools & recreational facilities. Ex· C'C'lli·nU\· priced at S69.500 . Cookie Allison I) I '·JJ~.~l r ~Ill 1 lrvi~e ...... • 101 Oov•t Orlv1 1<4 2·1235 114-" M•cArtftur U4·12"00 -.-- N•wport B••ch.Callfornl1 t 21f.I - Co5ta Mew nuntiny ton 6••ch Huntington 811ch L1gun.li1ach 1 :N;•;w;po=:;;";;&.;;;;•;;<h;;;i·;;;;;;;;:;J,N;;•w:;po;;;rl::;B:N:c:h=;:;;;;;;;:;N;;ow;;;po;;;rl;:;S.:;;;•;;';;h;:;;;:;;;:;;;J MESA I POOL u0M£ Prl R-"'·· -"' LIVING BY THE SEA '• " c:e ,.....c;,... for '"' dJ.cnmL>'TI"" ,;cy.,. Upper lack lay Mesa Verde Bargain I 4 Bdrm + Family Room $37,500 VERbE I 4 BR. $35,950 $2,400. '"'' m"""""""' 1""'' """ Executive home 11 bdnn plu.. heated and 2 Bdrm. + Pool o~r 3,t:«I "11 It i>41rcht1t hid! tll!Ued pool. Near shopplna on • hlll O\'erlookin¥ m1le11 (ia(om 3BR and fa.mUy mi, ou1tt1t1ndmg t'On1bmnt1on and llchool•. ~'* than 3 $22,600 or beachet wllh lEK> Mgtt'(' in cholr4' area of N.-11,wrt'i location, qualhy and HOMES mlll'JJ lO beach. To ~ iO You •,•o •w• ~mo-'"'" \lit~· you <"an att zt1r1 Baclc: Bl\)'. Detaehcrl 3 car ro1nfof"I · round the.t<011ltr St>uth on Brookhunt, turn ,,.,_ .. ,··,,~, .:,.~~·-'t ·,·, ""'' b r <'a k Ing over the rocks car. t"nc!Mf'd l'\"ar yard, from !\1r~;i V4•Nlt• Country Eu! on Garfield one bk>c:k ~: buy m~"'~P8w~ded ~~I~ &. 1/1(' Uiorel!ne. Y.'e f~I kina: 1U..-lol. ~flLlly btulUn Club. 'r11turt5 Z.620 &qUIU'(' 2 OUTSTANDING 10 Klpi1h.uh1, turn South nnd 10, ".OOO bolo•· -pl"<-m•ot this l.'I one OI the finnt luxury fratUttL lrl'I of hv1ng a1'l'a with 4 rolJo\v llQ'.l\11 iu Ul012 Tnnra cot;: "' "·· ' plecn ol viC"w property ln $71,000 sp!H'iou~ becll'ooms, lhrgt BUYS Lanr, A,\k for Jim Jtam· 1 Bdrm !Jo desirable !hr flrt'lt. This magnlllN'nt lri1't'r'llll dl1 ,hl~ mnn11, f1tn11ly Jui<t 1fs1cd -a J brdt"Yl1n mull(. OPF.N HOUSE 1-5 • ....... u~'"' l•~•I tl~r pllln JI ' homC" haJi 11 11.ll from t1: 1vo!11 "'I 11"'11 i.cc, ""' v.·lh Palo.-1 Verd•· flJ'f'f\lllt·r Pr-.1 . Cnll 963.-4;).tJ. 11'"' '"' • r1 hvinM & dlnlnK nns with h.i.r, 1tlr-('Qno1t!oninr. & :'Ind enclosed p811.1 _ ,\)o;o •1 SCNfJ,\Y ONLY y~ars new, Frcahly Paln1ed inu!w;!VC v.·hite m11.rble It's Convertible BEACH WEEKENDER ImmacuJatt surf side duplex! Cathedral beams. priva1'J patios. ample parking. Hear the surf~ Ottered at $78,900. Hurry! GRUBB & ELLIS CO. fante5ti" liunily hu111t' v.·11lk!n£ rl 1 'In n < r !•1 ~pplni.: htMl !l •·hn ol!'; .~p:1\•1ru1i' 4 ll<'tl1~~·111. 2 hatll with liru k 111·1•p!.u·•'. hulh·ll\ 1 klt•·hP11, I.ii'!!• bn4 I' 11;111u ! ~u1·roun1h •d Li~ a f .. ro·hl nr i.hade t11'f'!'\. This\, 1hr 1•'~1 buy 111 Cosla :'>l1•sa s 111u~t dcsirabl .. IU'(·a. ~· 111 c.,11 Red Carpel, Realtor~. ~ l'il't'lronic 11.ir tilter syst('n11>, r:n11bhni: sln~li· ~t(ll) ·l hr I Wlfh tss!ef11Uy PILfll'll'd nnr1 fin-plat'<', ~·ct bar, IO.'t'JI Home or duplex. Qu11tl1 3-e.ir £11.ra;:t·, traJIC'r/ho:i.t hoinc with d~·n + runir~us uu.ui•0tt•r~•ltlt ... •1tOJv01.11t mirrored Jlv!nz.room, plu1h rquipped kitchen v.·lth lo.idll buill 5 t>Mlrm hon1c or uir.c ' •• to loN• -• •I kl ' 1 w·"p·--d d•nln" IU'f'a as s 3 & !! beclrm duplex. REALTORS 675-7080 1t"<'L' ·-~e >'lu-u 111 1 room + i.pnr 1n~ pno · 1 .... ~ \/ALLEY ...., ... ,~... • • "' stora~c &. 1 'f'ttkfii.~r nrrn 1'()()1n ror flOOI unrl n1u1•h Trade proL,>ran1 ~tl'tlll;iblt-.1 It} '/'\. llhag carpet!! & C'Uston1 3 hdim~. \Vllh extrn Ji:. Only t>lt'pll to *Jlndy bP11rh'l'!:i"'"'"'!'"!'"''!"'"""""'""i~'!""'~~~..,.,.,.. inort•. 1r11 i1 1 )'CIU'Jt 11,.11._ Cnll 897-0:r.!I. drapes, ovr!"sbcd JHltllJ;' ,,,,.,,,,, •ult•. 3 boa"tllul and ch;aUnC'I, On llU"gr L'Or·1'N 1 •-h D 1 /U 1 REA I 'JY 111 " 11e1· Jot. ewpor uw•c up •x•s n ts hr 11 u t 1fuIro11d11 111 tt • L nrea, ciuiton\ e r.ountf'r bothrwm1 with .s lea m 162 throughout Pl<'a.~•' r1hon"j lops, 11h;,kr roiif, ni•nr 11howrr & jaruul 1 ~1b. $1191500. You Wouldn't "1• .~M.>-:t:a3 lot· u 11 1J I t I u 11 11 l i I ""'lll>C•~ :~~-~~:':::'c;owAH'! llChOOl.'1, walking Jl.~11111('1' In This 111 A.n exceptional home inf 0 rm at j 0 II II n d Walker & lee 1-lunting:on Cen!t'r . .S\\'1nl· 1v!th JollJ of "'OOd beam!!. Ontu Walt 'Tll Summer NEW DUPLEX 1:11.1pointinrnl. rnlng pool 11nd uinny f\~rk i;liu;~ & tile. House v.1de "' 3 BR, 2 BA J-IOUSC! + '.? OPEN1llt•H'SFIJNTOBiNIC.f1 •••1 11T•11 I BIG DADDY areas.No1v$2CXXJh1•luw 1~1 i·11•1v d('('kidralfotrt'rrea· ~'''21 To Buy A BR, 2'11 BA Apt . tTplr'1, [, l!~~;l~'tl~ -Patio Dini;;CJ In-;;f~~~)'.PCa111"~~~:1s on1y ~1~~e1 froU:· e ... ~~ ~1:e~1ef~ Convertible!! ~~~~~~;~ti.an1·1, etc. ' ., Costa Mesa I :'... lk-c:roon1 + rn:n il'· rm and M7.J095 1:1e hou11e. An exceptional Call Builder, 6464414 a;;' •. ;;\ j \\'rouMh! Iron 1nsu1r and ()Ut , 11~:;",e ;~~;'.~~(T1~,~~I ~7ut~ $1500 TOT. DN . l.iuy nt $129,500. 1~7 On.ns:e. CM 641-1771 Income Property 166 4 PLEX I ----tiled1trrrttnlar1 stvh.! ll\•lrq.; I ' 9•-"--, MOBILE HOME wilh J IM'rlroonis o., R-:! luT KClhcr w1Udn 2600 llQ. ft. of GIANT 2 Story exec IYJl(' .;Qi a.u:~ NEAR BEACH I O S S;illC'lnu.~ h11n).: l~!gcu\.de-n1't"R. C&.111111:1 k11rhq..n! ~ ~1 It's F R ALE : I OK for·2 Unu S32,9:i0. Call ~ll!' lu! v.i1h ph•nty nr l'OOm Hucr •ndo•)r ICIUl1411)'-~11'l"ll'! N H • h It'~ n slt>ll ut $S!l 000 Onl) :i I SI LVERCREST 645-7171 · I f•·i n, 100. room, ~p;irlllu~ ma~irr and · ewport &IC'J ts )f.:1r 01ii. II:•-< i.::! hiirlrr11)n1 MOBIL HOME I ,oPEN nl P· /J'S 'UN ro Bf NIC£. / lt"f'· •,;.Jr• .111ll Jumo TO the vanity, ("r1tl·kllni: hr 11· k "'"·5•11 "''·llOO 11·.~ :t bl•droom" '""" ;""I 0™' '.~'"''"':I ,,,. ' .0 . 2 BO 2 RA ""' p., l~ ·~~~ 'li'tl l·l"u h, at i1 hr.· pn<.~ of j f I re 11 l 11 1· <' !"; v.· P1·11ln~ I ]!'ii upcilded hlll hr\or unit. \l11h1n 2 .1r11111..'<l, Llt-1n11, 1·ef1·1i;.. '1 [ • $49,950 &taiN'lthf' "' ''lll!<iF.:. HE_LP. M _E! rr~got boat roon1 blocks of thr IK-,1eh. Cnll I "a,~11rr elect. d!J..'Ci·, 1 ~v-j 11UGE:" f.'.1p;ll'l'.lx 45':,;l:ri f lt'i> got big 1ree11 Rrd Olrpf-f. Rr;iltor!l .i 11 1r.,:1 fur 220 alr C'Ond .. _,, r ____ , __ ,,__ doublr W11ui,.t'l'<'rf'~t1011 I'm on !hill very long, but 1Jt's expandable M.9 5'!6-86<10 fur ,-,n 11ppu111t111e11l. , klrrh, t~IOC'k, stot11.gc i;hl'd, ---· -2'211 New~ II. roon1 11•1\h 1-:lnss v.•11JJ to QUlt'I lill"eet, off & awa)'-1 Jt's vllrant ! , , I l11n11sc11pe11 patio. 1 nree yrs. MESA VERDE Cot !!1e:n l!U')J:e sundrt·k. B HA N n f11:nn ~ trarfic tie111. :'>ly It's $47,500 ~ uld -hkt tlU. Located in 4 BDR~I. Golf <.'Otui;c ho!nt' 646• •l:Sl NE\V CARPET. Ju st yard l.s In need of excessi\'e get df"t11il at 646,-i\71. f 1 , SPRING JS 11"111 adu\f pk', away lrom Lrg. U1·h1g rn1. \V/frplc.. repossessed by VA. S.11!.~,00. (·uTr!ng 'rause t'!s the sea· OPEN T""~·~·~"~'~ IUN~ro~ee~·~~~•;·,I ~~~;::~~~~!!!!~ nu1~y St. OrK'-hall b!. irua1 dining rn1 , klt1.:he11 harl11·i·u1· Sun/Eves. Tora! price, $1075. rlosing: son for the v.•('{'ds 10 be ;:. Newport Heights THE TIME, , • r·lubhous~·. S.W,49~, Jted. 10 & eating ure11 . IJ•'11'l'h<·d 646-5855 cost and SJ62 per rno. pay~ hurldlng. My design is Sl'J,950. Call 1'.VE:S. i.;ame nu 11·i!h 11rl !J11r everything~ Bkr. 962·5511. quaint & old & that's v.'hY NPT. HTS. FIXER 21~!).1•1690, 697-7152. ref1ig & frplc. Lovely p.'iflos l'n1 hoping I'll !IOOn hf' sold. Ov.·ner 11•ill sell VA on this 3 CAN BE SEEN AT : & &arrlen.~. l\oln.~rrr lidrn1 SHAKE ROOF BELOW MARKET J can be yours for nnt n1uc:h HR 2 BA flome, ga~ bllns, 1.;iiii= CRESTMONT suit(' 111l·tudrs ofht'<' an•s dough, just $49,950. GRAND OPENING frplc, fan1. mi., 15'x30' H & I• 10 UNITS to build nest nnd unit~. (Aid level 4-plf'x sizecl lot lll'.':tr 19\h slree1 Mopping ll!'t•r11i. Asking $24 ,950 and •1wm ·r v.•111 li~trn to y.Jur r.lle1·"· Call Rt:'fl Catr11·1. HC"al!ors. ......... $7!).500 cir tr:ull' $40,fO.J BEAUTY Large l')(ecu!lve home ~·Hh 4 Newport B•y Towers F pool. Make olfer. C11. 11 UNDER ESTATES i'Q'ul!y 101··! Ownl'r 549·26.Sll huge bcdroon1s, 3 bath11. and ~o'4a:n Prestii:e_ Homes, 6666,56• CONSTRUCTION 11'.61 Sitt• Ur., !~n'ft. !Central BUILD EQU-ITY-Sull:Cl' up...a11dcd 'ScabUfY" 2 nulcs frn.in occnn. A 1eal 1 V'TO, I l &. 2 BEDROOl\.I FOURPLEX Al"•'. :u·ross from Bn.'a ho111c. Quallty ron~truetion, beauty Only $48,90'.J J CONIXJl\.lfNIUM 110t.1ES S•n Cl•mente Ea&tside Comn1. Hosp.1 Lot No . .Jli. j Oldf'r 'J hdrn1 . hou51· lrff•al beat·h area IOC11t1on 1, REAL ESTATE Baylront Hon1es . • . in Huntington Beach CONTAC'~ RAY, PK · 1 On largetl{.2 lot Bc~t sc~ls u1 pr1n1e 1 fl'..'O GI , , . Boat Slips BEAtrr. Shol"l'cllffs 4 BR., 2 • $IDS ODO S • I ~!GR .. for &ho~·_!!lg. Good t:.l:o:l!ilde locatio11 n·.~irlrnllnl IU'C'a. 4 bdrms, -C'nllC)I'" ~1 11 t'ull SN:u1ily lfighrlse ba. Oct-an ·viC11' on 11:01/ ' I pecia I 0;;,;,;;;.;.ii;;iii..,.;;;....,,... S'J.l,SOO siinkf•n lh 1ni:: rn1 , bc11med 962·4471 ( :;: ) 546-8101 49-~947.:i :HS.03l 1 Steel & roncrelt' construction {'!)Urse. 201 Yi11 t.lvntl'go. I The Real Estate Fair Take Ove-r 7.2:i';• flt,\ AT 2 SMALL ·HOMES ' RIVIERA REALTY l'lllhr<iral r('ihng 111 family --. , 1 ] Pri\':llc Blllroniet; . ~1--0270, agt. SU.2551 or 839-6133 I S172.00 TOTAL PAY;\lE:"o'T * M2-7007 * rooin. ()colighlful pa ti() --$45,000-View l View. 21taragesp.'1cesperun1t. Takr nvrr ~ubjf-(·t r n ivllh many i:xtrM . on ollf' --;-IESA DEL MAR en! er ta i n men t area. O\VNER . tranll. l>rlu:\.f' 31 UJ\·rly conlemporary horn..• ~r tor sundeck Sin Ju1n C•pistr1no .. UNIT APT. BLDG. I exisunit t'UA loan annual " bn-akf1'~f tiar tn kilt'hl'n. bdrm with 3 baths. lan1lly l\"ith b('autiful bllX' Pacific Unusua Opportunity Io -,.. pen-entage ralf' 7•,..•; lol rtl Joi. l37.500. Cll!tom built , 3. BR, den, 2B1\. Many Hug1! "alk in closet In r~1 & honus m 1. Blt-!ns, vir"• on :\ ~idrs! Large ~hase Ba.yfront Prope11y OPEN SUN. J.5 New 4 BR Great rental are11 & good rt'16nthly payn1€'nt of Sl72.00. lurced air beat, cpts, drps, fea:ture.s. Large be11utllully master hdrm. All this for d1!1h11,·allher .Subm11 D 11 11\'in<t roon1 v.·Uh bean1cd In Nev.·port Beach. Viewpoint, Oct-an View. lnvestmt. Costa. ?t1esa, Fow· lfon1e is a 1loll house on <1 bltrui, covered · iatto, dble cur landscaped lot ~·/tennis under $40,000. J•or more in· offt'rs. brk $45,000. 842-K854. i'l•1l1ng. Hardwood flO?rs 310 rernando Rd., N.B. Xlnt leA. Cpt. Lrg lot. By 2 BR units. Inc. $8.016 yr. quit'! f'ul-dt'-~1C street Ln ~~gewi~ .... 8,.~0ca'&~ rouf"I. Walk to i.chools. By fonnallon call 963-4543. OWNER anxious No ilo10.'TI! 4 thruout. Sep>trall! di~1n; ,67.s..&551 O\l.•ner $6.1,900 33922 Calle Try 10% down. ~.000. 1 J::astsKle Costa Mesa. Don't Olmplelely f~~d. Choice owner S-.14,500. Sho11·n Wl'('k· bdnns, 2 baths." 1-"ull dlnin&: are11. Large lront decking. Borre&O 831-0642. w •• 1.y N. Taylor Co. I mL<1s ~Ing ~ll Re'() close in location. ends only. 54~2191 or 5ii7-tM.L us'°" •r111t '"11.1n 01 ¥.11.Ut rm, kitchen bu 111 _1 n ~ . Very v.-11 decorated. Call 45' BAYFP.Ol\.'T, pirr &: So th L REA.I.TORS I Carpet, 'Reo.ltors. ~ Roy McCardle Re•ltor TJ.33 t"'t~ VA J J EY Family rm ., frpl c. brk 494-8003. ~:oatho~~.I ~~~\rllf u •gun• 21U San Joaquin Hills Rd. MESA VERDE NORTH \ jL~ $.11,950. !4&-0604. [ .... 8illBL J exrhangl-. BY o10.·ner. 11mall 2 BR. tr· Newport Beach fH.~910 NEW DUPLEX 1810 Ne~·ort Blvd,, 01 . By 01\1ll'r. 3 ~~ yr old REALTY O\VNEP. sarrlllce. S 3 3 9 5 ·~ IUUK.. 0 ' Q ple patio, oce11n view, !hag 7 UNRS • NEW 548.-n29 I i;parkler. 3 br & huge !am • 11110 ''"l""'••t rlo11·n. lmn111cula.te 4 bdrm t·ptg, $38,500. 49&:8696. OCEAN VIEW ~ Bcdrooni a.nd 2 bedroom ... .----..---... ,.. rm/country kl!. XI r11 s •111t111U1t11ocK t•CHAIH)f.COto11',1,Nl 11·Hh bll-irur, f!replarr. N";u" l Tuatin OllQ' !!.. y.ears old, tl1L$ -IRVINE-RANCH ___ I ~alore. Bf-; appt only.Prine. livlng -rm. Patin. Pnrk" like-...:.'-C--------Br,uld spanking 11c1\' 7 unit income property has vrry l)lg 2 story dream home 4 ..!1.!r:.. Cal eves. 979-9599·_ LA CUESTA _ yrds. brk Sll,950. ~2-1.~7:1. 1 1920 S. Co.1st lh1•y .. Laguna ONI:: of Orange County's fin<' apl. Het'rf'allon roo ni, nil'<' 011'Jlers· unlT. Ai;k111i.: hrll 3 ba th!!. pool t,, 1enn1s COLLEGE P11rk -2_2 5 6 O\VNER desperalr. lif'autifiil ___ llt'll('h IRWIN & IRWIN homes. Tustin Hills, J.111 hrrath takini.: ocean vil!Y!. 558,000. Located nf'ar !he f:ici11tle11 o~·nc•r "'ill sell VA Fordham. One of lhc nit'f'S\ Conl, b;l1 ln1y, SIT\Oi;. fret'.' 2-stoty J bdrms, raniily rrn EMERALD BAY road, over 1 acre, 3 l~c Spanish 2 s 1 or r. Un·' heach. 1'his one 10.nn't !a.~r. :1ssurnllblr loan. $49,500. 3 Bdrn1, pool, nriv klll'ht'n, breezes. B1rycl.C" close to s 11 n ken ! iv in g r ni . 3 Bdnnt<., rnt•h "'i!h its own ( REALTORS 'bdrms, 2 db! gar~s. baM'-dPt):round l)arklnr;, '.!OO'; Js; Call ROO Carpet, RC'ul1ur.~. C<11! li46-771L ffll, blt·in~. t~k f)lltlo. Open Lt'!•t'h & ~hopp•nK . t•t>n!e!'S, l'llassh·e fireplat't'. Built·ln:oi.I ti :i 1 h : 11 ri· hi ll'(·lur:illy, ... ~1 r """'" .,.. nu•nt v.·/v.·inc c e 11 a r . usrr rlf'pl"f'riation. Boon1lnl!I ~ House. Noon/,5. ~·rl·Sal·Sun. Best 11.B. N'S!denl:tal area. brk. S·ll.~. 1142-lifi!ll. plt•D:-.ing, nci·an \'it'll'. 111,,(..14.,111 $107,00J. i7J41642-858t <."0Jllfl1Unity. Sl99.:iOO full I P..•t. Ply &IS.-.168D Single & t~·o sl?IY· ~ to. 5 , Uinini: rrrnH'f'. lg•" yard, -w;m;;;;;'Riwrmiiiiii"'"J~~~~~~~~~~ prll'.'.'e 1111 two bt·d1'00ms, J\olES/l VERDF: 2031 N. bdrm. plans no~. avail. }or Huntington H•rbour bi·auulut i::artlt'n'>. 1-B!k. to Huny, Call ~~1'l,OC,. Executive Model C11pells . 3 &dm1, 2 ba. more. lnformauoa call -prh . tennis n.iurts / park. \VATERFRONT CONOO I 1~ ~••~ t•T•T• ) Like new. niust sC't". Bkr. 963-4;,43. $15:'1,IXXJ SPECIALlST ... ....._ filllll II· ''., ] Years Old 1 548-77ll; eve. 557-4617. ... • TURNER ASSOC. 2 hr, 2 bra & 3 hr. 3 ha . l'ruly a most beauliful home. Balboa Island " I BY O\\'tM'r, :t BR. 2 bas .. Din-~,··t"',~. v:·~l\ .. MLI lSllM,l,lfLE~ 'ylWl .... HH.. l l!i.""1 N. Co.1st 1-lv.·y., Laguna Let ~·~lilt~. s;:~CXX>-my Mobile Home Completely u.pitrsded. ----------rm, large yanl, .$35.00J ....., 4~1tn e)(clusL\·e v.·arerfront F S 1 1 Profe••lnrutlly la·•--n-d 1 &12·""""· --or • • I"' yud>. -pr;,.te ;.;',";;;.;.. lMMAC D"p"'" 2 B' hom,, ~· R"'• .. "'Y OCEAN VIEW """'~'· 1-;..::;'--"'=---=u HOUSE + entry.atriumoHvcryllUl:c separute I Br .. a~t, lde•ll E1st Bluff C..t\Ll BEACH CONDO 4 BR .. nr11• ·('arp/drp~ Call Joh~~4-ent MOBILE HOME master suite. 3 bedrooms in loc. S!H.or.o. nJ .. ,9,12. .-ni~:,t~~~~i:ow."' $24,SOO Full Pr ice lhruout : Ii:;('. Iii'. rm., brirk FOR SALE : 2 UNITS all. Goergrous spaC'louz and fully furnished. Only frplc .. J;las:o: dool'l! opc111c. SLEEPING llF'.At.JTY SILVERCREST ,. T C I •............................ ~-I I",' THE BLUF'F'S 1~ew r!plex. '.i BR, 2 BA tiledkitchC"n.A.sk1ng$5l.500. •pstr•no &e•ch SLJUU do\\·n pay1nent. \\'hy ()('('~•n \'lC\\' patio, Btn. ·~ OBIE T 2 BR 2 B ' 1 Thisl5an1ust~!CaJIRrd l --'---------$ rent? Call ki•c!l('n v./brklsl bar, •r~ land • Central sir M L HOME + \\O •; .... i pts. Car I Realt 546-81).1() BY n1vnf'r ne"· t•ustorn 2 28•500 f'f't'arn1c 1t1c; dining area. e Karastlln Cpl!!· czlm drps 20' x 53·, 2 RIJ 2 8} carp., Patio Fr~lc. 'lard. Laundry ""' I ors. . ' Best buy In H.B. You i!fln be HUNTINGTON HARBOUR $6i,j()() • Dc>tl::;hlfut sreluded 1111tio draped, bit-Ins., refrlg., ~R"a1 nges. &l&-1--.!.!:!__ I Open eV'Cn ngs. stofy 3BR. JBA home, large ,, .... ,1 ,,, ,_,. 01 3 •--·-. ·.• 0 ,.. 1 . 1 Seabreeze Delight On The Bluffs $49,900 This cxrlling hornl' fe:itUl'f's 4 lnrge bedrooms, 3 elegantly 11ppolnted baths, over 2000 -i fl , l!J years old, gorgeous park-like IO'OUtKls . t.lany tri"f'!, dE'Slgned for <>nlt'rta1n1ng t1nd ou!donr h\'1111:. l.oc111ed on llK' bluff1 v.·here ~an brttzcii: blov.·: ~e thi~ Ql1f' fnr ~urr 1·1111 1 RPI! Carpel, I<(' 11 ll or ( :-i1~10 •·d o-o hou•• Snt • o.,,, vu " i=.i .. u Dr41TV i\llSSIO:\'. HF.ALTY 49-1--0i:n • ,\:.up(·1· u11>:r:ide<L-Extr11s \\'IUlhcr & elt.>CI. dry<.r, wired I .... '" nnll 11'/ ~e pvt J.1732..,._Calle 'f:onun:. ,..cB ba hon1e, Like new pain!. ,.,..,._,,. • On!v JO',; ik>11·n for 2'20 all' cond., kitch. ov.·ners apt, frpl e. J l'.J'. 2 496-2619 aft 5 \\'k/dl\y!'. 1 Herrel,RealtorsMcKenna & Co. D\\', deep shag cpts. Pai·k 17214 COAST 11\\'Y. '1 BR, 3 U.\. }'R, wet b.11', J. Carey Rlty 646-7·11 l clock. );IOrsgc 11hed, land· Ba. + 3 suJ)l•r Br ap1!1. like yR1'Q \Vlth privacy. \\'11lk i14: ll'16·Ll8·1 & 213: 592·2845 2!00 sq. H. Nt'wly dl'C '. e Ask for DICK \\'tlITE e stapcd pt1.tlo. Three yrs. old Encl. garaJ::CS 1r/srrv\<.'t' Coron• d•I Mar to ghopplng. . l~. f\allo, S &1,900 Olvnr. ri.4~7933 • lik~ nu. 1..ocated in ne"' areas. Rltr. Sl2-i7J:Z or • B~G ~ bed~ni. 2 h;'IU~ hodn~ BRASHEAR REAL TY Irvine _, 'l!l.J-J.jil 11dult pk. awfly ft'Om noisy 96~689..\. S Th 0 I J 1~~~s~u;;:d. $s8.~a.~ E. !84!2~·;74!1~1~;..!E~v~e:s~.~9:68-!!1!17~8:1~::~;;:;;~::;;:;;;;;:;;::~1 ~L!•!g~u~n!•_.!!N~ig~u~e~I~---NEWPORT SHORES St. Ont'·haH bl. from eh~b-1 6 tiNrT~-hi-lo-,-0,-.,.-,.,-,-,,-.,-,.l .. e cean. Pacific Coa11 H~y. Corona \\'c speciHlize in NCll'J'llU'\ house. Hrdueed l'I $l2.fl.JO. tin I area on B:I I b 0 II' II Front your (ront strp. \Valk 1 del ?t1ar. G~Q..8484. t VACANT $22,000. Tiled-Roof B•auty O\'iNJ..:R. 4 BR. t yr nev.·. Shores properties _ ca\J ui ~l715;:vi::s. 211-69.J.,,j690, Peninsula Point. SL.."00 per one short b!oek and 1111llh I f t'JIA.VA TI::Rt.1S Corner lot location fo1· 1his n111ny i1npro1·l'menrs. Nlgucl 10 sre. · •· •· mo lnr·. Sl38,l'.ll1J. 011'nl'r. lhe bo~Ls return at sunset. I El oro Must !M.'ll before Fttdll). :t 11\'lrStory 3 bdr 1 m., 'J h<llh llill.~. crea1 buy. $49,000. A·t'ran1e, walk lo hc0nrh, ....(:ANC RBEESTSME 0 EN AT: 5-l8-969j ______ _ Tnke an early nwmin~ jog SPACIOUS comer lot, 4 BR, Brorni. dli!e f{Rt., t'Ol'tred homl' with f1un i Y room, ;ind 17141 831·1325 pools, etc. 3 BR ..... $49,.'iOO NT HOUSE + 6 UNITS ..on !he bee.ch. All llilii ca.n 2 BA, country kil . By patio. 1'e10.· c pts & paint. e ."< c e p I ion n r 1 Y niCt' CAYWOOD REAL TY • . ESTATES Ne~· units at 26.'.l7 Elden. be yours when YoU .buy th1' O\\"tltr ($500 Bonus! $39,500 \\"a!k 10 :\Hie Square Park. upgrading. A 11 r 11 "1 i V l' Lido Isle 1051 Site Dr Brea {C t al ~paclous. l BR, family room 831 ~13. C 1 t 1 1. · n· frncing, lif't'f'd \l"alk-\\'llY I-'-'--"-'------* 548-1290 * A ·· f · en r I Cl\f. Isl user v.•/'lfl!' ~ \1Titr """' oun l)' to ye iv1n1;. ig and pc:rfeclly mnnlcurt'<I \'e. acros1 rom Brea oU. Call Builder 616~1-114 . ~n:: :~~ ~o~.e l~~e:k~p: I Fount•in V1lley fent'ftl )"8."I. ,;au anytlml' lnndscitping is sure to catch L 100 COTTAGE I HOP SKIP JUt.IP Comm. Hosp.) Ult S 46. -EASTS I OE NCO -1 I SCOTT REALTY .i"Our ei·e . It's prit't'd ;it ? Bdrn1s .. f"n11lv m1 .. 2 3 .bd . 21 ...,, CONTACT RAY, PK. r.JGR:, I ME Only $96.500. For app1 . eall 5,.7533 balhs: ,\lniost Completed. master _ rms, :• ...,,~~. for shov.·h1g. ' I ~ l!ow;c.; ... n ! Ji,. :: l:iH. !-i;u.rnL TIBURON -_.. - -...s.:i),900 and It'& vaci.nt. ,.,, • .,.,, frplc, fanuty room that \\'111 9• ~·i· 1 ::! BR_ 25· · r•tur 1 1 .. , JO': CALL 552 7500 " . .NV. ft I 1 bl I jo 1~...., Y l"etwood 1nooue . · · '-\' .. ,..., sha"'I ., hdrn> pl••• I THIS IS ITI -1 fl pro· poo 111 e. . r n. 0 1:nei' 1·,•lll , -i.·1;· :!nd I "'~ . '' ~ · . • TRIPLEX Completely crptd •'= drpd. home. Ocean 1'1ew 5 .S1.1r ,,. ~ ·-· , .... 1 · · lorm::ildlrungordcncnOOo. . . VISION r .-1 $TI!j()() '!O'' adultNe~ix>rtBeah k .u:o .. r. .• 1rt<'l1 c r1Jn. SHARP SHARP Central air conditioning, 1 ·I SJl:ll'llll.J~ bdtn1s, !! b:tths, P."11lhOll~(' k 2 i<tudlo npl~. ('(' Sllllp t'. ' • . • ,( !'\' ~!!'WI c,,.,,P~ s'' lnve!lt \\"ISC[\' • )'!!t• t'fl:Jn· -· I • 1 '·/A-· 11111ster bdn11 has prlv · 11·· ·• 1 ., ,. do1i11. 1 0 peL<1 ~· ..........,,.,1 I · 1· CAI' p' -, II 't '·f h .. _ , :i 1 r<> n~crR!or, 1vasn•:r .... ,er. . · · .I ~ •. , i.1. 1•;1 •• ~, t "" •. ,,,.,.,,.1, R""lly ,• 1,,,.. evenings. se_1ng. 0 • re!l1 ,• onie~. ~~ u~t SN:' .... 01'1' I I .. 111•m<" rlol••"" <lhl . , .... ~ ,11.·--l"d•<I 00.•h. Pri. fllC }J.B. locallon. • d 1:1·11 d I I ' -11 " ... u ,.. "'~66. II ~• 1 ..,-"'" .... u :-.1111y ll·11r1 ._,.:iti-eh(I(, &l'''~~I ,,2 ,,., ~ o. i;e !'I IC'I IVtlllf'·~N\' (' 5''' --In J;,'1lf' prtcC'. All the ron-GtL(Unttl' _yard IO.•/boo.1 gal~. re I $160.000. .... ... ,,,. or IH .,,.,, FAt.llLY Pk. 3 BR, 2 ba.,: -""-'='-----l>f·~·utiful !lu~t· h10ilmnr11 FIXER·UPPER ,.,,,.,,,.-01 '"'''"" ,, '°'''" Hu family roorn. blt-lns 1n I '' BLOC 0 BE 11 UNITS W'.,h a"·un1 11 Im •I -th'· 2 "" " .... ~ 14 KS T ACH :llx52. '7~ Rf"glll Sl:.!,950 .. j u 1 0 i;:or~oow; m.~ ,-.-.. !t. <Jn "' wl1hout the heada.che~ ,k!cthen. Central tract loC'a·REALTY REAl,TOllS LIDO CLASSIC HO;'ll,E +JO HDHi\1. lJuH:'ll. lO'ii On. li261 Gothard. £AS I inaslcr hedl"()Jnl "' 1 1 h hdrm., 1 IWlth hnnie; R·l BeauliflJI landscaping and lion awuy from busy tra1Hc Univ. Perk Cenlrr. Irvine Dramatic Grec!11n h<,n1r ,i:, e $SS 000 e H.B. 847-7DJ TS OE .,,.·alk-in closer. A Hle!I Z<in1-. So. of l110.')'. Good _,,,,•t'-ol 1", ,.1,. t,,. !'!lreels. Close to schools, Ilk 1 ' Eleven unlt11 In desirable kllchen that's brh:h1. fllry l0o a!lnn, bu! nrr(i.~ soml' "''-' " _ _."".' d 1 bl f shopping & prime beaeh 8----atriun\-e garden. High TllAT'S ALL TlrEHE IS SIEitRA i\loblle H 0 ni e . eai;t side Costa f.lt·~a. 1 blk and spacious 11dd~ 10 th•· fixin ', A rcAl~ood buy~ Locat.:u in esra e oun· · . Turtlerock ergain cell's., 4 BR., den, din. rm, TO SAY tox·,•. + 8,42 •d•I•''''''· tain Valley are11. Close to area. All !his for only 4 BR 2 n• 833 "IG A ust to SCt' s1-9 500 " to Nev.'JlOl'I BIW. );r un!ls rxe1 1ernent v.·IU1 !h!' pr1v,1ry MORGA REAL TY ho 1 d ~. h S29 9j() (:ill 96J...ti.13 . "· .,,.. cvr!'\. ni '. J · J, CarC"y Riiy 6·16·711·1 S1iace $TI. \\'11\k to beach. ·~iith flreplaces, ::ill \\ilh of the courtyil-M-ll kf' rnti·y 673-tl642 675-6459 ~nir':i!!'toansee.vo:uc ai't'a. I ' , ~ · . LNIV. PARK ·I Br. 21K 811. e i\sk for DICK \l'lllTI:: e S.\/JO. funi. '."136-9694. patios &: built·ins. lllt\Jint• ls and Pt 0 f c ll ~Ion" II YI ------~.. · U ll us 'o" • "'u lSn""'" °' WAW1 2 frplc~. -on C.rt'Cnbcl! :14S·i933 l o\'er Sl!IOO per n\O. jusl ~r~~uJ:111Can[) rn~.;J ! .~ASOOREI OPPCORTUdNI l~Y '1 C•l{US '0•. ,Pll '''"'''"or ~ll.1.11 I ,,·~;· 'TALLEY .,. +' ~.000, OWnf't. 5.'i2·72$3 raJ I Sl96,500. \Veil 111a1n111!ned. c.;,,,,: """'"'~· ""'"'"'°· ,. d:;plex ~:,~, .. ;,:,";: ;~,~~; ;-t:•, VALLEY I ~ 't\ L•guna Buch ·~~"· ~I r;m.· s~--~1""'~"~'"'t~i1'";~·1 ~ 13f'ln~ oflered by lhe 011·ners \ J . REALTY BAYFRONT [~ ~ to prlnc!pll!S only! \\'ell REALTY • BlllG t1<Tc11P11111 BIG CANYON • Mesa Verde Fixer ;i."10td . X!n: !IX'. o~3n}2fs_f' •ei•Gt~uPr•iM I ...... {11""">t'roc~11CM•,.a1 coM••H1 OCEANFRONT 3 BR hon1r, right on 11th Acr1•g• for •alt 150 1 i } } 1'01v"11 ~·our cli11ncr Hu.v "nrl ·J p.in. 11 Ins. ij1 ·• 4.J •111UllCIN STOCll~«iw••"' -~ , ~ VIA LIDO _SOUO 1l"\)•. Sl49.SOO. Oix:n daily•;;:;;;:;;;;:;;:;;;:;;;;:;;:;;;;:;;= ----·-·!!!!!~. Ill\~. Terrific 4 l'('(huom~. DUPLE.\'. . Owner, bulkier DREAM HOM°£7 1·5. l n1n11•rt oC"cupa ncy. .' . lhat':o; "'hat l1 1~. !las 1rant~ to !>ell, lt<tnch S!.)lC FOUR Sl::ASO~S hoh1t' $34,500 CONDOMINIUMS ,_ d 1 'h . II Rue \'e1ir. Call Si.>6900 INVESTMENT LANO CLOSE TO-BEACH-, , 1 2 .... n;c up ex 111\l n1cr-..... SJ" • l1rt'pla~. hullt-111 kilrehl'n, > .l {. · U,\ hor111• + IH'll' SJIWlb;h drc;1ni. rourt)f:ll~I I1nn1:it'Ul.,1\' ~ lll'ilnn, 2 balh private l»ach. 3 Bclnns .. 21 y4 ACRE "'' Ac1~~:..,-,,, per ur1.'t'. l:iti 6111.nd N"··w· Dtluxe 3 & 4 tnn::r bl'lt'k llflrlo, IC11S o( 2 OH ;1111 (Ill. lll:C lot n"x\ 11·/lrg a111hen11r Sp11111 .. h hoini•. :'llorlC'l1l hlln~ plush . balt\s + deck up & 3 bdrms. Pool . Puilour 'l"f'IUll! . In· Acre~. ,_;i fll'r ru.;re. iO & ilO BR Duplex. 3 B.i. Dbl gar trr,.~. ~uff' ln1·111i,: l'111'f' ;1nd To i·ny p11rk. ~ .. or Hv.·y. fr.ounlaln. li1nny r1h'U11 Ire<'~. i•rp!J.:, dclU.\f' f;11~ nn. GraclOWi 1500 lo .3000 sq ft. & 2 baths do'i'n· Carpeted; tl'l'L"Om_ ;, DR, J Cllr ga.r· A~r1·~. S·IOO per acre .. ~ ea. 580.000. 514 l.!lth St. JIB. a proud hon1r 11 ~·111 hr. Orsi huy 111 to11n. Slt0.000. >!AR, ll\n1r~1. forn1l lt1r1.1 Sparkhni:: elr.in. r.fllnicurf'd resldtnN's. D~l'e(Tiy on llel!t· hlt·in~: frplcs.; rh·. Tcr• age. $9l,500, Acl"l'!!. $-la! IJl.'r acre. 30 & 25 Ca.II Builder, 847-'.~$7 0..lf $37.:i(IO Hurrv. call Gil-I~ :l'BA ~ 2 fpl s. Ow1· 2800 !-oil y11 rd, T··n11~ nr-:ihle . SN' ler .Pa;·k, DiV('r:! Co\·(' & rifir t.J;iy \'1t'w. Sl9.'i.OOO. Xln1 HARBOR VIEW Acres .• ~ per a~<e. 80,, BY ov.ner, Hou.<e .,. !! Unils. P."• r .1r(I<'•. f!• ,,1·t(l r ~ ~' 1>f!l11·1 .2 RR beauty .,.I fl of SJ»JC!~us l1v1n'f. Sre-:c: 1111<1 hrl11'1'r. Call ~15-8424 Pactfic Oi.-ean. h·rn1~ App '!. only. A~rnt Acres....,,..., per a~1e. 2_, 5 Blk11 from bt'arh. Gi"O~s ;,-Jfi....v; llJ ~111.~r 4:•' 1.H. r[.p1. I laculllr llll\ nt ·$72.000. 96:!ti !'outhC.1. ll•''lll<iis OPEN HOUSE Gi").4~1 1 fii~9 ) HOMES i\(.'rl's 11 cabin $11,500. 1.56 mo S3iJ Price SJS 00'.l !\i.:rnl 5511 \809 L..imora Cu-c. Pnr11.·)plll!I on:. I ---• ' REAL TY 133-0780 Al·n-s IO.' cabin & • <.'Orral I ~~ ., ' · ' · I ly pll!ase. Owner. 968-1896 CASH 2· 4 HOURS DAILY 10 AM to 4 PM --~--512,000. Abi')ve & rnany more ., 2 0 A Lo Swl·mmt"ng Pool VA REPO SUPER LIDO BU:Vl t·o1t i<all' by 011·ncr. s~.900. ,,,,_,.,,..,, 1.,.1 .. ,1 .. 1._, 3·~ BR ho_ ""'· , '"· 1 101 n• • t, For Your Home 496 Cliff Drive Cltra~·harinl11_1!f11m1 b~Jn1e. Nc11·JlarborV113or48H.,3 avail~ 0~ EZ .. ~e~s. c';;j'1 1\'/pool. E·s1de, S6 J.000. Newport Heights j & 4 ?drml';., ! h:11h1 in rxcrllf'nt j No hldcl\·n l._'OS!s, drla'-'S . Laguna Beech I llH, dt•n. din. 111\':1, bltt! ·~ ba, 111111 1m, c'Ofl1•en.atlon !lein-7 prn, Trans \\'e~r Tnm lihller, Agt. 642-4ii(1\ C Prt"vate Beach i ~ounta!r1 VR!ley .IOC"A!lrin ~n obh_i::1lions. 1:1 \TS ~-,:n, 494-5572 ReallorJ n n. ~·" H,\ l:'>!;\f,\t'. J)fl, frp!(•, for. dinin~. bonus AlTf'age. lnc. 53a-s:f!J. " 1 ) ~· ix••Jrooni 1 01111 1i:•', I I Crrnl h11y al S40,%!? S2.100 ! BRASHEAR REAL TY $11l500. / rilnrn tor tnn11!y f'1!'".~~in·1 __ ..,_...,.,,_..,.., ... 1:.::.~;l~;,\"p1'.i ·~ 11111~1~~:: 11'!1~1 f!)f•!" <'lllld ;, l •C'r~on j l oJ1a~ d.0\1111111ymt1nt Hlt·,ludrs I 142.7411 Eve 968·1178 ------J3 1111•nt &10-1:12'7, ·~~ti·J1'.?4.I~, i\C---:-ucil29-Pttl~('.1 Lots for s.1. !lf•O,~· lo t1r1n" In "''tl1+' 1111111" l!nii ;iho\ii! II rli:ii"fu 1111 (OStS, T~ral nionthl,, pni·. s BE ON THE BEACH rittingham _J«alt9 ~:l'.0" l''l:I l·lt.i.i I rubin ut1l hi ·h dr~rT inr .. 1111>. S1!1\f!P'• i\•'1 l1<•I, 111~. 1"'11 <11''"';1!1,il : UH 1lli'n1 of S3fJ.\. Jtwlud•·~ !,1;>.<'1" GUNA BY O\\NEB, 3 BI~ f :! B .\ Yu\-c& \'iill;y, ·11J}L1GIO LAKE ARROWHEAD I 2 J\,\ J1011l1• on ;1 i::cn1·1'111~1 ,1<, 1n.~a~;nnl·c. TQ .i:r1: l'l•!I Huntingto~Continantal I 1 IN LA AEALT~ :'llun.ico Mnrb \'Jc:w 111111, 1-~_.-, -,. , . -.-<:·~~%1(1 CllJ'IJC!, HC;\lll\111 'i' .'< !l~I 11 1,,1 u1 f'orn11;i rlel 96:1-4.>4.:. ·: llH, 11, H.\. 5~1.:inn_ ! 11~ i1111111nf'r. Sevl.'"711 Cu11· :t~;i, \'!,i Lido hifi-Ol~3 l'l'Of dee. i\lull cond. Conv lii!nl 1nn<h 1<!h ~ .1n Sau ,f\~,111 Hill,.idr Lot , V!l'1n1 1r <'1l1t!ll 1'\ i\t~r. TIH• 1•n1Prfn 1nc1~ :)1.ia 11111:011111 rtoi:, I. 2 & 3 bed111111. ----. -1 l•f T'f'C fncil 's & Flrin l)(•hl < ~pl•trunu Sf.'l.9:i0 & up. c1111 ~lu b. $8000, &;4-:.\ii.t 1'11·11·1 rln·1u11 . Only $69.~iOO f'nll C>.ll us n)ll • 111t1 ''''*'It OJ v-lur 2 li!(. 11 ~ HA. Sl!1,f!(Kl. H1•;iir.Q11ably priced. GOO d r FANTASTIC BUY $69.500. D&y!I: 6 4 0-o 4 6 •I , 499-:."mO. c'c11!;~'------- lil 1 j21 I 1•"'\ 'I ALLEY %i2 \'011nn1•nr ,1 DL flnuncina. Prtv11te p b o I · 1 l\Rrk 1~r 10 1>t>i1ch "'nlk EVf'!'\. 644-6JJ3 Commercial Open House ~I 1t;· 't\. RJ.:H ;,41;.n11 r11· j.t,j.lf3Jj <'lo;:C11n v1ev.. Call 11·/ 1rnn1s court 11dj . .a BR.1 • p t 158 Out of St•fe Prop. 178 I Red C1rpet, Realtors + b;1y \'U Lu w l n 't' ~ & EX~LUSIVE Big Cnnyti~ 5 roper I -1 Country Charmer ~ I REALTY CAI.IF CLASSIC • Pr.opulnr 4911761 rozy i;:111lrn pntio Nn\\' bdlm. beaut. decor. & ldscp. NEWPORT BE ;; ACRES of h\11 top J11 nrt, $2 I-2 ~!)" n1ori , 1 BP.. fpl. 6·.: .. SlO<XXI lt':t.' llunJ; OPf'n on_ xtr" big lot "'/\'ll'YI. ACH o1.•r lookini f'.niru•• Hiv.-r 9, 950 I 1 • I Mil~=~~=-· COloNNl \'i\ 8'-.~tnnflhif' l~nn $42,95(). RECENT CANCEUAflON Su~. 1·5. ~:?j \Im Lld0 l"on,I. Sl .).ll,000. lmn1M. Of:l'. Prtn'K' Ba.yirunt Si tr \'allry Nr. r-.11"flrrirri, l)t'')o.'l.ln Brand ne1v i1n thr Ml\rkt't · _ To ~f'c 1·1111 ilKR !!6.l·$61':l. &Ive Sl200 Rt111tlc 4 Br, 2 67"":>-74i4. , 64-1-860.l or 5-17.eo.15 ror boll! rer.1lr & SAlrs SJ.>!00. 646-~. livli. 1h15 horn<' o,,... of •h1· ntrr~i -· 4 BR 2 l'\u custom VA ASS UlilPTJON · 161.,,;:r. Ba custo~ de&lgn fh·epl•ce. N t B h OISTLNGU1SH.ED Harbor BJJI Grundy JUtr. 6i:Hiliil "r'\•' l'<''f'n. Loca!l'd in qulei PRIC E REDUCED "'alrrl~Jl r pt 'df1>!11 Ry Prntlge area, 5 BR. pool. Drsm1t!lc cl\lhedrftl b1!11ml!d 1wpor eac Vicv.· :'>lont~ 4BR., 11t'w SPENDABLE in e 0 rn t'. Ranches, f•rm•, 111'i'11 tJf 1'&ts1dc Coi;t.11 on thh· ctll\rml~ 28~. 1SA OWl'll'r. fi4o..tt1~ or 96i.1rn 2 lllY. tncl party area. 0\\.11. erlhn'f. Prime lot. $37.150. · P8..int & drpp;. T11e enUy, lnflaUon hcdgt>. nc!lr bay,, Groves :'llt".'t1. ('nzy wood pn~lln• I hnm•', 111 '111 JJ4;'hotf'tl_9". J rr . \'Ct)' ..arooous.. BKR.. ;.i;: ~ Lft.,1na Hlllf, just OOZES CUAR.\J; beeut Id--'I\...., only 4 IQ) 11n-fl ale bldg s--In Hvln5' n:iom, cul"1'if'-.lllr Bt>~ut ll('(Ort1IM, panrled l"tuntlngton Beach !'163·568'1. I off ~n Dirgo t'l"ffway It La DUPLEX 2 81.QC!<S SJ2-.942'Z ~.-... ..... &h-eTiXi' · · 11.1 1<ll't'("I, 0pPn l-l sar k Sun. Ht'1ni,: rm. ('\ISlnm !thullfln , J REPOSSE Piu Rd Cllll chuck TO BF.ACH I Hnrbor li<lanrt Jtonct. c d 20 ACRF.S, xlnl Nin ,, 21, '22f. Pnul111". !'l•l11 b~ 111111 lo<',11111'1'1 f'C'll1111t. ~"OOd horn· LEASE-OPTION SSIONS Hampaon'<rt"' ll.'tB-18"'° e CM·Mrt1, 3 DR·2B,\ 11 lrpl. IAntt' on omlnlums y~r old •\~·.1fln 1~ .. takr ~ !Mk lt•'t"I (':~r11•·t. 111~ frplr "/h11ndt"nn'f(I 3 BR, 2 BA TO\l.·nhou!'C. s11~ l'nr lntonnation 11nri 10t'fltlonl ·~ CouJ<1 be ..iBk"' n1olfl!1r ~UR, ltrn, 211 Ba . $8;'.J.ril!J for lift 160 grllprfrult. f)np hTt~ullon Re111tur~. ·•~ ni.in•I,., dnvt hy & t'All rflr [)o11"11, AMunic F11A to.in. of I 1~r !·'Jli\: \',\ /Kll"'l'll. HAPPINESS IS .. • • J111s1• trelllii. rn\'d rintJo Hy appt. orii.v. Call 673-2141 • -1 l!)'llPm. $17),f(YJ. · 1111111. ~~ Voi:el, llltr, r i rep IJ r ('' fp('\\ llh!\11: I •lll•"l . IO"'nin'f this"'""' hom.P, \\'ilh • 2un 11• \'I('\·,. Br'\1111 nr-w IJ()() Slln<ts. 3BRr 7B'i, ~ PAL:\1 ~f\r1n1t•. :? RP., 2 HA . 1 \..9:t1' C'aTJl('lln:;:-.t-paln!, Nexl l(ASABIAN 3 bdrm!., 3 htilht Ir 3 llll'1'C • AdJ:1f'f'nl 111 'n:•ll park fl '" hl'llCh, S.12 • .JOO b)" rurn. fl't' llorxl Hrst ~ rnd 3S ACRES •VOt·11rk1 t· eitru•. door 10 111~1' ~noppln~ R I E llundt'cb . rnnt".w;lc views J. Curey Hlry IHfi.7'.11 O\\ncr, ~ lt1<.'711ifln. !l,"1,950. 'i I~ 1 ~ \\'ell, drip llTl1'11llOfl , .Join' SE{'l.t'DEO PVT BJo:ACll cen1Pr (1\to,<1pt•t !'111.n rent , ea ltate !'2"'44j 1ron1 r~ch fl<"!Or e .\11!0 for rl!C'R \\'!UTE: e BAYCJtF.sT owner 4 er.-21~ _bJ8:_3640. nl'""' \\'lid Anln111I P:irk. 0.·ran \if'1v, lAA .C:.h11l'f'l'litf I A~k fnr IJ11J1•, 00.'kiTHi )n\vi.•p;;f'!.._~BUl 4 bdrm Cell: 494--1 ~~-7!!3.': Sa. F.R. 2 fp. 111zun:ie 3 Bit I..· Or n. 1 :oly. 2 hll, riiiL ~!:-\~· ~ °T\~c.>SL Hr SZL,000. r.r ... 3.\'l!l Bid!_ oU1door li r1i'JO;t--it8 h!J81! h11. efu buOt-111~: CONDO. 11pllt·lt'Vl'.'I :. BR., z _51\'";, 174,950. 5'18'"51>44.~ 1•1ut1 c1u1i. & tlr~. rll('l grir u ·• l~~~~~~~~~[t Wl\N1'fo'.:lJ. t~plC"-:-In Cnrtmil . appeal? ~your eq11Jpn1~nt dlshw.ashcr, oxtra 1 .. r Jr t! "' !iMElUtD BA,-, BR 3 tia., 'hbnby-,•1T1.. lndty. tm., 1 IT1\"-'00R ir1atiland~: ·1 BR. wnh uprnt'r s~-MS"-~386 llAVI! Wanta weer )'Oil 'h"'" th:l _ \f11r l'nn1·1plr,,; onb "1!h a . IOl'.-cotil Dally Pllol po.I kl. t'A MAI. S3.19S do111n! ba View from da ~ k. trpl .• dbl. gnr. Pool. $-i3,!l00. ~·Am·rrn, frplc, S !! 6. 3 0 0 CIM1trlf'd Ad: U!U 642-.;;6'i8 oultrown'!" Sell 11 fAMI ••hit I M4·Ktri.t & 6t ~ !«ffl Cln~lfi«I Ad! 642-:'678. brk S~.951'1. f!~~I. 1134,COO/Offtr 497~~. Okr. 6Ta-5l00 Owner f(lrtn only &~136 tod~! 11 Dally. Pilot 0.1tllled Ad! 1101 110 I' 0 IRWI R :-•~( C< " TRADE 6 °""" 6'&-31t17 RMI E1 PVT. p BUY H rnDM HOUSE pay all """""' OP MA FRI., SAT. SUN BUSI Phn Busl Dis Con '""' 17 e On •Boa e Equ $18 •Job HOLL >ltl-0608 AUTO P open a You automot financin 213--14 Yates Angoles ... Salon. C.M. &. Rily. }.10NEY Cater •ml Money 1st 814 2nd lowest s. 642>217 Se~·ing Money lST VAL 832-0l1 House Gener SlSj). Ut pet ok $196. u hse N. $300. 2 block NU-V ~ $100. 1 Br $125. Ill. Bol 45' BA S BR, Yearly . Lido I • r. .. ::i"1°E~1Ltot=•:-~~~~:,§~§~=g~f~f:::JJOS~ff~H~:~°"§,.§~·=U~~n~~~~==:~~;H~o:VMO~;:~u~n~t~ur:n:.:::~30~J1A~~pt~•=·:F:u:rn;.~'=====~3~602""""1 A_p_t.~U~n~f~u-rn.~~~~3~6~5-,~A~p~to~ .. ~--~~~~~Apto he~ --:-furn. 0!_ u._n_f_u_rn_._J_7_o __ F_u_m_. _o_r _U_nf_urn. ~~;;:::. ___ ,;;;; Coita Mill Ne.port 6e•ch .. eosta Mesa --_.;....o;..______ Co5t4 Mesa Co\ta Me" t;AJ,t• MM. ACRES SWd)'ou Cowity a y a NEW llarbor YWw. S57S/mo, LOW WEEKLY RATES ------~-------,OOO.ll.I View aCft'S. .tUoA UNTALS POOLSIDE FUN-2 II)'. 3 or 4 Br, 3'1ii be ,~ Exa<:ulive Suites Beath Hta., Laaurw 1~'";"'°";~"=~~·;-~ ONLY $350/MO. Ml· n .. (rpl, convtt"A.lion 2080 Nawport Blvd 000. Clear. Wt ru lni· ptt, cl1n rm, tam rm + la • ptopfrty in Oranp f M" HOUSO 3 bl"droom, fa.rnlly room bonUI rm for r p. Apt or Coste Mtsa " I 2 £; .. ::~ a;Mo.r.·~ •. ru:: ~\it:' .;g,;;~-=r~ • ~~.'::~~!1 \ BR"S Look BEAUT. Nwpt Shorea home. e Free Ut!llile• ! 1 Dr try $135. NB. 3CXX> IQ ft, 4 br, 3 be., !am 8 Full Kitci11:n 370 1 ·~,. sta Del Lago ~1teo _A.JJre:J:J --- Stv/ref, 1ar, pet or diiW 1 & •• ~ CD?ot'1 Best l Br $195. T-hllf, •4C'lJty Compa.ii . rm. comm poo le .• ~ crt, G HcatN Root PINECREEK IRWIN & IRWIN all appl's c/p • _..1 642-1235 644-6200 1 2 blks oct'an. Many xtru. e Laundry facU\tlcs LIVES UP ....,.... $495 mo. IM only to a TV l.: n1a1d scrv n\'al\, Hare llnd 2 Br hse SWO. famlll~s. ~3370. e l'hone Servict TO ITS NAME REALTORS Br1fij: i.f11 pet & t:htld, soon - Succe,1ful p•opl• in the ~now li\le here! Costa Mesa'1 newest , lukury Adult Apartment Comple-. :1?0;:,co. .... -. (.Qt,,.... ... ,.... Nu p.1lnt 2 Or $175. E. c.~t. Huntington Beach ruru, IN OR UN,'FURN $JO WEEK & UP Ovif'r 500 !:ill tn•f'Jl 11nd HJ I n11•f,14~111 1;.~d. rnrd v.•/iur, avail -Eastb u f 4 BR. 1~ Ba, :t; a ~t udio & l DH. A t streams v.·llh \l'll!c11a lls MlillM, I, 1. 2 a~ Sl75 ta S41S IT'S LAKE. Ll>KE. LAKE 1----------JCou.nlry 11tmo1ph -3 Br 2 LEASE OPTION $1,000 yd, ii:a.rclener. ~I use. Yr Y a i ·v & /'.Ti'lld Se:,11~;. ,\1i11r. l'trl\h~ <1 rt"lo .. x111.1: 1"!C1lf4: Jur 1 M"411,.,..aJ.4-t 14~1 100 RADE 6 Units Burbank for Ba .. S250. Klds & pt>ts, ~1om 3 BR, 2 BA to1vnhow;.c. Dlt· ~..00 f~~ 6~:z311or Wlluni e Phone Sc-r1ilce-Htd. pool your "r'1cious 11t'1v l· ur :!· 1 :=::::;:====:::;:;-:-========== nge O>unty Uni 1 s &i dad lrui. range, O\l'n, l'f'frig. · · • Childn!n & Pet Section Ot'd.1'001ll ap11r1n1ent. Jo'rr1lll .,, 7fJ1 pl&e Ive m~ge lia<'k ill,.)' 3 Br 2 Ba S:'.50. \Valk to ~hopping. New r11r-Sl~YGLASS vt~· In 1-1.Vlt. 4 2376 Ne...,'J)Ort Blvd., C~I 1 s1;0. Fu1·11~lun." 11v11Uahle. Apt . Unfurn. 36S ~\,:it•., V1c1tion Rental1 with opL 425 1,1\'E In tht' all new 1Mna l'Olnt Harbor at t h e bt'nuuhll !\IARINA INN :'>lot<•! 34902 OC'l Obispo St. 1 ~9 6-2353), Kitchen, ~:t11riif'oC:lt'll & Ap1u1mcnh1. lfrlt1C<l 1)()0!, direct dluJ pholws, te\e\'lslon, AllM h111h. la u n d r y fa cllitlif's, n1t'('l\Jtg roon1, cloSE' to San fl1·nu:nt1• ,!;, l.agWlf• &ach. l 'n111e. play In o u r !'>J)o'U !fl~hh~, ShOIJJllllg ,l/i "·sil\11n111r1.. S60 WC'l'k k Up. Uru1~ Uu:-ud .J,;., rece.J\•e s;, oll 1•11 !J!'llt "''f'f'k's rent. I Ml Estate Want.cl Iii Bltna. d/v.', porch, fncd, 2 Ptl & tllif'. Cheaper H\Un UR. 2 story, Catalina to 548-9Ta5 or &\).~7 1JU1~·t o;~n ~.().)to 6;00. :!JOO Furn. or Unturr.. 370 LJl>O t!-il.E 2 BR, 2 ba, <·ar l'ftlt. S2301n10. Ask lur l\lount Baldy v~'. Ava.II. *SUS CASITAS * }'"nfr\'ff'..., Rd, Co~ta f.1t·!h.l. J Huntington Beach I -A1·:i.1t. .July, SllOO AuR. . PARTY WANTS TO f.IAN\" TO CHOOSE FR.Oto.I Dale, 96J.6146. Apnl lit. 644-;.973 or Pho1M': 54;').2300. I Coron• del Mar , Sl:W , :!13 -793-<M27 Collf'~·t UY HOME DIRECT S LANDLORDS$ &14--0165. Fumlshed Bachtlor'ii & 11--cO·A T APTS I $110.-NEW n 1 I 1 Sh 430 ?-1 PVI' PTY 5.,19..J962. FE!'.: 1'"RE1':. C'll UJ Today DELUXE RENTALS 3 BR,• 11.1 BA, llarbor Bdnru. ExceplioMlly n!(•t'. ., S .. .,. · e :? Bft. 112 BA I rt:~tALE only, lBR. ni:J ren as 0 are OUSE wanted. Pvt pty will S ALA RENTALS $ 2 BR Condo S22S ll lJ,::hlands area. Service 21..10 Ne-.vport Bl. 0 1 F HO~! Sl\<J. to S.20 e Bltru -t D\\' home. ()\·rrloolrlni.; 1 u .<Ji all cuh for local N~ • s.,y, 642.-8lRl. 3 BR Ru.stk $300: porch. new ~ts & paint, BEAtn;' ruRN 1 Br lols 01 * NOW RENTING *I e \\'rt u11 r tropical ra110 ,\· Nr\\pc•t1 0 Clo: A=-' F' 1~ 0 NT Apt, rty 640-0(X)1 Both neat &nd clean. ~I beck yard. $350. mo. bltUts, pool, walk 10 ~hl.l"-1 NE\\'2 Blt, 2 Bi\ 10 .... ·11hou.~t' I e t·:n1·loiwt! G:trar.:(' I li:I)', jacunl, lnunrl prh·t. I :->rv.·pol'l , 11ith l"lnlililhl 29 ~T ' · "'"4466 • ~3181 .,..,_.,..~~ ,. I' Iii I I ! bt I p\'I. ('nl. no k11cht-n. r11 rt" 1 o!rl h.J1·h1•lor, 1-1 /F , non-l>'I.£ ....,--,....., ping, mi !mm bch SI:a:I. n10. ap\11. n '~· l'nt· ~·1 i.:ar; a 1'Z 13 m•ks hi •:irh find. 673-W1 nr m 2'!17 o;nlQkrr, SOO, 6-l.i--m4 • Leadership Real Estale NE\\' Harbor Vu '450 mo 931 \V. 19th St.~ 11.)i"Cll. 12:;) ~lt.>!ndy Ln, (lPL~ e \1nlk to n1ark~·t . 1 ~-\.S RENTALS --~ ___ 3 8R .....,1 2 •8 A pool. . I Pr\IL'1 ~:.!T06p.1u. e K!rt-.&PttsOK. 1ans...,enng!W!rv1te. ~ "--------! 3 Bdnn. 2 Ba, bl tns. w/dry . , •• .,~, , -'I .BR, spactous 6 unit bid~, I H1•:\ltor j36..!t\1G I ;..~:ElJ 'li>0mmn1t'11, nf'...,' ,. I ""IO :,SS..572-l, 64(1.1500 ext. 1•16.'i. no. pt>!s. 2220 Eldl'll, C:-01 -I ·i:_.\.\l.\" \('K populu.r A Pl_1111, • 11 .. ~·,,1 ''lrl:<, s'1:lll, 64i-417.\.' HouMe * Afltl. hook~p. epts, lg lellC'l'd yd. tennis 1in\ \, G" 0 • 13 2' • like ne...,·, ga r. Sl60. i\dulti., iii I ._,. k Co1ta Mai a I ho1u~" 01· l!('h I lcl't'I 00)'11 I ... n ... Opportunity * 145•0111 * 1il"n. pet OK. r rp C • ..:, 1110. . lS 2 G } l l! , J\R l 2 \ !LOS " ·ww.ttlhCOITAMESA ~7~'.111der, H.H. 12L1) N~t!~br~:. VU vt,, Br/~o~~ l~A~U~T~ 1 llr St l•I, t 20llt St •• h, JI ~a1ncii~) ~lnf.:S,P\ er:. ,.i l:A t.1ANCll ,\ Al'Ti'.. ] l~~~l~l~l~~;s] B~a ~ l ~:i~h LANDLORDS FREE I pool/tennis. S 5 5 O I mo . Uo! ix!. Sngl sty , rpc chi•. · l1·~~·l. !"~ !WI~. _<1111'.1 o., NE\\. Luxury Apt~_. clnsl' to 1 CnnrJ,'i · ~ 17.Q3-l7, ~z.so:o lBR, 2BA, lam rn1, luxury E\'t'!l/...,•knds &14-1 791 riv p;ilio Qiilet udti .. Pli , .. S21.). D;i~~ t'213l5~7661 c:..t 11hopi.:. & b~a··h, l .11~ /.· \\tr l. __ MEN-WOMEN DELUXE 3 BR, 2 BA To'<l·nhouse. Re c r if' a I I on ccnler. pool. $325/month. 645-6610 . home. crpts, drps, l:lltin. lots ~73-2006 · AGT, __ Gl 1-~.s ~;, or l'\'CS i213lf'2..(,2\ I Pd. Adults only or f:Hlllly \\':.uh •I ~l.olUN' S I r a 1 g h I of xtras $350 557-'773 alt Newport H eights ~ ! NEWL y DECORATED \\'/ll'f'n. Hl!-1ns 1 n c I • 111;11(1 !o shr " Rr .h$c !· ut1I. Do You Need Extra h\COme Or Want To llam LRG 2 br. Adults, Pool, BEAUTIFUL Laguna Beach !lsh11•11r. SMi; t:rp1 ~. :;;11u11t t'I to hcl1, un $105 962--sf,611 3BR, 2BA, bllln.'1, dbl ear , N.B. 4 or 5 BR, 2 BA, fge yd, laund, clo..<;t to liho~ .c'.~ ~'-GROUNDS llt't ok. POOL G11.,. BBQ . Garages for Rtn-t -435 new paint & carpel, Sh:trri! hl·bca.ms, patio. frplc, bltn1. bus. 1~1 Pon1ona ti-l~·.,J21 . Ot"<'an v11'11·. !\"!"'11· rlelu:.:r 2 1, 2 .It :t Bl{ ~11Hlto. $260 mo, ask for Dale $350. rno.6-16-L'il•I LGE FUil."' 2 BR., Blii11-;-1 10 l\llnu1~s 10,Uce11n., !Ht 2 Ua 1'.Jlh Jrph'. lill~•' Prl\' .. Palios tan Your Own Business? Balboa Paninsul• 963-6746 , ...,.,.,,,. beam celling Adlls no Oose to bus Jin~ & stor~s. ih·d\, l'nrlosc'l"I ~a rR g c . SlGo 1<1 $2.JO pt•r :\h\/ MINI WAREHOUSES ANNUAL 60' tMlltAC bayft . 4 Br, 4 ba. SPARKLING 4 Bdrm .• 2 Ba , Sen Juan Capistr1no pe~. Sl85. &42-95W. ' I t.:11,5 Heat & S1ovc \Vatt't'. 4t\7-26.1,0 778 St't11t Pl, C.:'11. STORAGE TIIEN DON 'T MISS THE Lrg encl patio boat sip Garage. Rec It.\!. Laundry 6 12-:nJT :-;.1 ~lov<' i·1 vr ~1ove.o~ BUSINESS crpl, decor thruoul. Avail SZ15. RED CPI' RLTRS. lake, pool. Ad.Its. $250 IJlf'. !:)...,•irn'i Puol. i\duhs, no e -----j •' ial):('S. l"'>ln ,.,,., ll ' • .• CPT'S, DR p s. Bui\l~inis 2 BR, i.:ar, carprt, bltrul, Dan• Point I Hoon1 lnclut!OO. Alr/rond .1: M •• v.,d. I . ,-$7 ~ _ Apr ·l. $825 Yrly, By appt. 893-l35L A\·ail April JOth. \'illa~c ""'" pcti. J > , Till':: Jo:.'\CJT[l\t; ntunth 01\<ner. 613-3449. -San Juan. Liz, Sl].....8190. LG E .. 'Z BR, S.>JV. Bachl'lor, 2 BDR~I. Slli & SISO • 110 :\I E ATtltOS I H f:Rl-~ PALM MESA APTS. I ll.11111110,, !..· N .... 1\:1111t s·' It: OPPORTUNITY LUXURY LEASE Beach area 2BR llZK!. Ulll !-$90. Both n1•11ly d1"·· 1n.·l H , d d M Deluxl' 2 & l lilt. !tcntnl Olr. ~tli'IUTJ<:S TO NP'T. BCll. ALLSPACE pd. NE\V . home, 3 BR ba. UHls . Call E\·es. 960-1 1•12 ecien a e .•Sri 3005 :O.TaN' ,\\'{' '.)16-1034 Hach, ·1 ,\: 2 Ult. llYlm s1;i7 960-1970 10th & Bay Shown by appt Homefinders S47-964 I bl! ins, frpll', ocean ,.u. H . 8 h 160 \V. \Vi.Ison 11.o. I C.:-01. 1 Adulls ;.;0 l'l'ts _ __ _ __ only Owner 54&-0601 2 BR, new sm. Pool. $200/rno. 499-3020 e\'c. untington ••c \\,\LK TO SJ 1uP.7i'h& Mission Viejo I l::.61 ;,,~>s."l r1r. · I GARAGE FO.R RO.I SHOW 2 BR, 2 ba, bltins, 1 blk Air/cond. A.M< for Dave,. Santi Ana I BR. $155-$165 1 TusLu1. Llki· i_w .... • L~nn" ... , . ., . . . t 1:-i blks from Nr\l·port Rh·rl.l 911! Pal~ SI., IW from. bch. $325.. mo. Call aft 963-6767 or 8.\7--6208. 1-NE\V DEaJk Priv •ara I' ~UH, 2HA. ST..) ur. 3HK, ·'".\\ .• Hr.,. l btlth, 1 ,I.I) I f?IC.-!lll60 Call 536-4678 MARCH 22-24 6pm, &Wr-1549. I RARE find 2 Br $170 .• Yrd 3~R/11.1BA. dbl gar~ F,\ ht. l.ndl)· m1. ~l'Y.l'r g1)1i.U~ .. h :!HA. Ip.I. ~J~·~ r_al. IJ clbhs_c. ()n1do. ('~~t~~rps, • CASA V1CTO!tlA • I STOl~.\C.I·: g~rage, C'n<·! Corona d1I Mar fncd, kids and pets. S'.!65.mo, !st & Ja..,t _+ $40 .Adult Complex. 2 n1i. So.' <_Ill! ~~~1 i,:._••, ~· uro. ;\~.1. 1. ~ & 3 hr, fun1 '1.; uni S.!l !n:J11h. Costa :'iles::i FRI., S PM TIL 9 PM 1_________ --•· d 5479641 cleaning dep. 548-IOOJ f . n· F 17,"t l &&0-U1.1, li42·111l. UI 1',,,. ..,AA t ,.....1 d...., r.tr.-,r. .... '------Ho'""'''" trs • 0 Mn icgo I'\\')'. "" IJ\llY 1-11 ·rust1n i:\•1 · NewportB•ach ) ""'""· i;::aet<, c.,.s~ ... ~. ---SAT. IOAMTIL9PM LANDLORDS & Condominium1 Keel.son Ln, JIB. SU-7SIS I u.'.,~~ .. ~ ,' ,. ! ' • ' I D~\V, ,pool. c~c. r-oo pets. Off ice Rent•• 440 SUN 10 AM TIL 6 PM Bike to beach 2 Br house F 315 ···•··· 'Pi;. I 52 V1('t•1n·1 :>t ·1t Jln.rbor I :,:;,:.;:;_o:.:;,:.;=.. __ _ TENANTS'· S170. 3 er SZE. Single or urn. Think of .... ·nat you no lonst('r °"MARTINIQUE APTS * 1 WEEKS FREE * c;o..i. 6-l:t...s~io ' ' See The Many fn.m ilic:o:. Agl Ftt 979-SllO. need, make a list, thif'n So.'tl • y· t d I M OFFICES 4lc BUSINESS EXHIBITS Two of our full time G•ner•I UJl}SC ltif'ms With a 011.ily 2 & 3 BR. 1\lso ~U1'11. IS a e esa Huntington Beach I :'111.)S:[()~ VIEJV associa tes are concentrating Near Beach 2 Br $200. gar P ilot Clasailit:d Ad! Call I Bachelors. t'rlv. P atios· ADULT C::ARDE:-1 llO~fES I •IOO tn :~oo !HJ It Plus FrM Saturday on rentals in our area. They app'l kids Ok. PAL/'.t SPRINGS, new 641-5678. 1'uul. ,\r. sh pg. i\dults '.'111) • IR\'INE AVE. AT ~IESA OF.:LUXI:: ndu!t po o Is id to t11r, t•nd, !·arpt. c!rp:-, \\'C'I · Business Building are sinCl'rely intC'rl'&ted in Homefindars 547·9641 4R~l •JBR. pools, !enn;s. 2BR Bachelor close 10 1TI7 Santa Ana Ave., C.:~L., I :'11•1\·e in 1~"/<lcposit~ only g11.rdl'n bungal(I\\', nr ON'iiri, 27~2 C:ai .. ino Cnpis rrano Seminar helping you N'nt YOUR BR J be. f need .-i <:lubl~, etc. By mo or ..... k. , I'. ' I ,.., ·, ?>1gr. II.I &l&-.l."J-1. 1 HR. Sli:Q 'Z Hr. S2'20 I 1,...>I ln: patio. 6 pools,' S!f fn1y. ,\1ery i'ilr., r. y 3 , •gar, ~ "'"• 5-!S·6303 eve il'klf'n<l~ ocean, ut1 i; pt . "'u1~1. NEW-BU-ILDING 'x· hi eo~-· ·1 p 1 ., , . ......., . • Disn4yland Hottl propcny, or tnd OU the bllins, 1Jl>lc, avail no\v S210 niature ma.n 00 j!Cts. Sl:ir.J I 0:1)' ,· 1 11; ·l'<"'-"ri y, oo. sauna, tl'nn1s. 8'6-0...,. I 1un1or,, Convention Center rental you 1\·Rnt. Call us for mo. Call 842·5318 Costa Mesa !!68~L) ' 'j Slij & Up. ut.J...L.\._. ! . br.1 Joi.r:u z t .1. Rec .. _Jll(li;. ! Al~\ Rr. Vrom $1 33. , -'~'~l·~l<~l~O __ _ (not Anaheim Conv. Ct.I !urther lnfor'matlon. Cqn drp;. lil in:. (l'l\i).! w/r..:erci~l' rn1, l'tilhunls, 1 Call 675-72'15. Irvine NE\V dlxe 2 stor;r. 3 br, 2 ba, ADIJ LT ~ardcn Apt., I Dr, ll11lt·, l"~I 1~;~ ·P .. rnc.u~ rolor TV. Ea .. Apt . ha.o; I Laguna Beach * Deluxe Offices * ';;;iii~(ii7~14ii)0..77iii4-iilii63iio20..iiiil uu. ua ,Oii "FMl tlTllUFI Cf' ~&Wt: !bl r Conv lo shppng tum Sl4;i/1no . pool. N ~ lake I \ . Ci\! &4-b~91 \J , . di~h11 nshcr. rein(::, shag rpt 11 ( 3 0 g8ri-9l33 · park. 1035 12th St. 536-74,17 ~.'.... .1 · "" ' ·-~1_ l..· P'' p'1t\11 ur d l't' k.1 * BRAND NEW * I , . On Sale u~· Lie oc ;"'t"' '''Al T ~y \Ve presently hll\'C a flnt' s l . ' alt .J & wkcnds. "Tiit. \ I CTORI,\.~" 2 13r, 1 :,.1:, ;:;;;;-, I & ·2 Bit.. 2 B,\. r'nl!ll ll~l5 for Lr:t~l'. loll S'J I-! 1· 1: BoatMfg ets$50M \ J f.~1 .J • selection ol 2. ] & 4 CondOmlniums Launa S.ach I '~ ha, 1\/i;ar, adults, f.'pl, Rlii'SERVICETODOOlt I \'nlurn. ~·urnislK·d 1u111~ !i11~1n1·~s. 12nlhees11l•· REALTY hedroom rt"ntali\ from S280 Unfurn. 310 9 1\rps, bl1uis. fiu·d )rl \\ --- --,\iall. i ''''Jllion 11rra & s!Or<L;c1 Equip Rent nets 10 $450. mo., as 11.<ell as ----------EITIC. apt.s lrom $50 "''k p:1110, 111~ 1~l: .. ~·ll21.J. ~; 1 PARK NEWPORT CROWN VALLEY Apfs. Jat'l'111. 111 On1oll:" Co u ;1. $18~t Aldluc.!::~~.:::COlllN#t' resales in the area. \Ve are Huntington tseach or $170 mo. Pool, maid, V1c1onA SL I-...... Sl1 rJ., APARTMENTS i .;,111 Difli::_o Fnl'y or Co11.~t Ahp•nL Job Shop gr $250M here to solVI' YOUR housiilg ph. ldry, Villai:e Inn 1 & 2 BH unlurn Gan:l1.·n Bachelor I or 2 Bl'rlroonis 1·11v.·y I·• H1llhurs1 , 237'.H , Call 546-8801 HOLLAND BUSINESS ~ br to~vnhouse S240 needs: LUXUR IOUS Spar. 2 BR. 494-9(36. i\pls. J<"rplt:, Lt\\", prli. an~! T<r.\nhoUsl's lhllluir.-I. ! .. 'Igo. i\"i~ul·l I SALES 6454170 J2 b1",·. ,'u"" .. ·rLa,"P~ ~~ F11.b, rec area. Perfect for BEACON RENTALS piiuo. Sl 7trSl!Q. Nr, h'\'lnt> r:r. SUH.:.0 ?pen !1"6 Da ily I· ii\lt IUl·OUO " '-.......,., cpl. or l sngls. S270. La~••• 0 _,,.h 4,., !M9l I lnduslnRI an-a. ~7-2~1. ·'llil Poo,s Tennis -,-.=,=. -.--~-~~= 3 Dr. Newport, viN• S425 968-3473. ...--U't"... ,,... At·ros...; front rashion Island 1 l-E .... r tll )'1'5. lr .. sc 121 3 Bl1 UTO PARTS -NAPA ...,'111 3 br. Harbor View $475 ._1_ 11_ h Newport Beach I Dana Point at J;unboreif' on San Joaquin 3 bf1 ocean front apt.s. on open a parts 1torc for You. 2 br. Jo"R DR. Shor'e'CliUs $495 ~wport ue•c -I llllls Roar!. I Dive~ Cove u t 111Pd ·1 You need bU!IDMi o r 3 br. Cameo Highlands $575 lBR/2llB \. t I , t $35 PER \\1t & up l br, PANOltA~llC Ot.."t'~n . \'ie\\". t714) 644-1900 _4_•_:...._n:_J<_. ------automotive know-how. sew,, Call ~7225 n '· P · ~\' cp g 2 br I< bacll's, rolor I\" I Lrg 3 LUC i B.\, ~i· hv mi, . .. . financtng available. Call thruout, all bltns. Top cond maid serv, pool. Tiii:: hltn kitt·hen 2 l,;1u1 bldg, I 1 1 BH , E::'lrlo~.cd pnt10. l"r11 ly t Newport Beach I 213-749-9875 or wtite A. :.l1.ua 'Oii •nlll ut&mM•AUI[ l st Western Bank Bldg. S350. mo. Day 64().8806/P~I MESA. 415 N. Newport Bl., yr old. Sm 11no. At.lull~. 1 dt'4.,.•I'. S1v, rcL v.· 11· t'q)ls, 1-· -··---- Yates Box 15426 Los,~~. '''ALLEY D•UY~ve~~7~ 1Nrghts 673-14.17 NB 646.-~1. <193-7551 I drps. Clll! D~. l..c.>asf' .~· rt:I! WATCH·THE SUN SET OFFl(ES -AVA)LABLE Angif'les 9Xl15 \ t ~ f J CONDO The BluHs 3 BR S 7S . V . rl!qd. $19J. S1nJ1,lc ndult. Ph l B · A f 1 •" YRS est~b. Be au I Y I REA' 'JY 211: BA: Crpt drps. $375. '"lUi lBR + gar~e. I per mo. Fountain alley &ll·:!.19 1 or 6~~-an~ •• ~\ r1sa1 ~ s 011 "Del \la!' .. hc:arr i , ~· i a L Visla Sul'rtif'.' Z13-l51·0567. Avail Apnl 1st. Slepii lo I --BAYWOOD JJ!J lt1\er Av•·.,!" Lt C••1ni•nr1·. Iden! for iu· SaJon. 6 Stations. $12,000. 2 BR. 2 Ba ...•••••.•.• S3ZJ beach. 541-6899 1 LUXURIOUS &12-ZJ66 ,·ou11t11n1~. 1n 6 u r ,1 11 i: l'. C.f.f. area. A Sand & Seo •111:11~::~=~ 2 BR. 2 Ba .. den •..... $385 Townhou1e Unfurn. llS San Clemente 2 Ll\{. i1 ~ U.\. dbl gar 11· APARTMENTS run1 S1n~le; fu1111 un1urn n1nr1 i.::i'1~' broke1~ or ~ Rlty. 675-8800. 3 BR, l 'rii haths , ..... $.100 11u1•,n1.111v <•p••UC'r, .. 11r;.:ll<1 1 to Pleaie Adults . . • l-'.! Hr. $1 9:1.-$260. 1•.ci1~naUle 10 JX'l'mancn fONEY maker for sale, ___ S_E_A_W_l_N_D ___ , 3 BR, 2 baths ..... S310, 4f-C Huntington Beach San Oen1_rnlr Rl's1tl1•nt Ho1rl I 11_l11n11, u1h:1"~1111 111~11 .1.\l 2 Hit. 2 B.\ ;i rlult ap•s 110,v A\·ri1l I/I !t•na n!s. Catering lrlr, can mount on .f LR., 1~ b<Whs ...... $.100 ---=------28-S79.JO Pe>r. t\lo nth Jo .\I i.tl'LC'O rud10. Goorl .. !~'" a\lul !i'(un $:!1#1 Salt•s Qff11·c I llllt npf. for adults, very ! _!Jn.<s Jones R!nlty ·192~1412 , ~'""::oe:::tru::..:<~k·'--M_•_k_•_•_•_r_.1 Next To Spynlass .\BR, 2 balhs .......... $.170 I l\f 1\1 AC · 3~!~. ':• Quiet -~cul'I.' t·nuon. :-Olany extrali. :o;.! .. i ofl!'n 9 hni 10 5::ln rm 1la1ly, qtuet, (•lose sho1i111n~. roil, OFFICE SPACE 1.833--0238PM. ':II 4 BR, 21,;. baths ........ Sl:xl ws hr dry{· ~n~~:s~~it~r' rurn-uttl -\1·a lk1ng di!>t:incl" I~ 1•11· 1J11lt>, [)(>J.(1746. : 614-5..)55. l.o eat e ti ut :J'6-.~WJ j MISSION VIEJO 240 VIEW CALL 552-7500 2;rpt, fp · S · 1 a 1 to everythin~. Huntington Beach Ba~">\'"flll Dr. off San Joa-S t A ~'l:(l -"•r ~·i " l , ~~"°;:,:;Y:.,:.lo.:_L_oa:_n ____ 13 Bedroom, 2 batP homlf', m. SAN CLEMENTE r1uu1 Hill~ Hd., NB. I an a na C'!hiJ«;; LOC,\Th . fireplace, Jomtal dining, VISION Duplex•• furn. 345 HOTEL CHILDREN I L\RGE nr lu-.:e J br, 2 bH. CHOICE 2!'i.itil ~l:1!'bUl'l'iH· l'l ' 1st TD Loans &lf'll-<:lea.ning oven. Enjoy B -L • 11.\ DEL ~!Alt, S.C. e frplc, b!tno;. d~hw~hr, hf"run· \v·iil I ime 1 ~1 , private rommunity tennis&: d h II Newport ea'"" and parents love tha rrl l't•tlings. t\lalurt! adults. LAKEFRONT 1 ' •83'1•1.QO· t> .• · I swimming pool in this e re i • BR, 2 BA up .. r. \lie ..... Apt. Unfurn. 365 lar;a. sp•ciout •part· :'\o s1nj!l1'S. i\eAr Jloag ·-------prestigious area above mtnlsatB•nbury Hosp. S'.:!75 mo. Call LOCATIONS \l!J.(J~(J I! incJ,,. 81/.t.% INTEREST Corona de! ~tar. $49;; Pif'J' REALTY REALTORS j~~J·. ~l;;o~~-Sts/~;~ General Cross. 642--0596. VERS LLES '"n11n offi ·e llldi,:. f ..... UP TO 90% 2 d TD t. month -lease. 644-4687. Univ. Park Center, In.i nc I :-. BRI Z BA anrl z BR/2 B,\, Al S;,111..1 ,\na. ln<i.1, __ · • n Oa ns BIIT ' "R ~ I t t Adults v ht:es. Jiil TO l~Jf~I ~ BIG CORONA has a new 0 ...,..eao ron ilP · a Chlldr<!n 6 & yuw1g~·r \\'alk·1n clO!'irts, n<'1\' Cl>'"· Low •• ' r.t •• O r.""• Co. chalet 4 BR or J Bit, both 2 BR. Gondo · · · ·· · S2-151l\.IO. Duplex" Unfurn. 3SO Loog .Beach. SJj(} mo& · i'h o Slate lii'f'n•l'<i 1uf• sehl drp~. dish\1'!lshrr. e t e . ON THE LA K~~ ~-At,,..· · r;~~Y \~~ i'il~ JO/~ .., w/lrplcs lots of open beams 3 BR. Home · · · ·· · $295 :'110. 96.~.29j0 Drps, cpts R'flrt:C e t1uldr<'n~ pt11v 11rca Patio, fin-place. Conrlo pool. ,\r Soul!\ Coost Plari · ' ·11 • ' :1 • • · Sattler Mtg. Co. It stained ...,'OOCI, viev., of 4 BR. Hom if' .. ·• ·• S300 r-.10. General 1 Btlboa Island 1 e l.a~c 2 ,\ :l" BR • flli!ts . Artull~ Slii up :>If.-783.li; f'nol · A<'.1pul 1~1 1V1u11 llar ;;~~1~1~'-'c To 1'. i-1 '4~2171 545-0611 Spyglass & J<,ashion Island, 3 BR. Homif' ...... S:1t:i :'110. J 1•2 adult r··e ~·c·ntr.n; 1 :-.16-8397 f... .JClCU1.Li. Spccllll'Ul.or II Serving Harbor area 24 )'l"!L. $4.50 Ir: S:iiO. &14-4174. 3 BR. Honie ·., ··· S400 l\10. DANA P1 ., lge .. nev. 2 BR, 2 1 2 811 upJl('r. Carp, rerrll!;_, e J::asy atr ..,~s !o niost eni· \\'f,STCLif F :! br l': h.'l 1\t'rc La.k(' 11· TU1\1 tin~ Qr~·r~E SPACE f 0 H 2 BR 11~ ba I tio ~ BR. Home · $425 ~IO. ba. Ca rp. & drapes. stoo,:c: garage avail. S250 plo~·menl ;irca:o1 1 T\\'Tlhse rm Ik'<iforcl I.n ~ ounh1 i1-; · 1 ~ )hlhfln l.Ji1l1.1r I l{J:::"'T. CO!ita ~lt:sa. ti;irhor Money W•nted · 250 drp!, Stove~' r ~ BeC:X: RANCH REAL TY Lease sm i\lonth !\lo., )Tly. 67l--&19 • ;>Or. shli1igw1g .I.: fn\")!l. I STJOlmo Adulr11 only, 110 I {'hrlil 1•HI~. G)'nl S;1u11°1. at Adams. &oullful !no<ll'rn tsr TD LOAN, 65% OF SZ7J mo to June Gth. $325. ** 551-2000 ** BLUFrs Condo. l BR., 2 Corona def Mar a iiuni S\6;,. f"'t 548-T:..13 Al'lll\, April l 101.11 St>1·11n11 1111· niu~ic, Jannorial, Class VALUE. lo~•, INTEREST. tfo·ly. ti7~ ~""" -.--ba., carp. &. drapes. Assoc. -h ADULTS 1 ,\ \\'alker & Lee Bid~. Call, · ~ t'NlVERS1-• ~. T•n· -'·h BANBURY CROSS 'BR/2BA to "'' n o us", ·--"!'" · 1" ~""" 8..12-4387 DRA~1i\TIC new large 3 Br, NI' .... ' 3 BR m:\ twnhse. _POOi: $5.JO ~lorn '.\"!::\\' 2BR. 1 ba, bll1n ran:.:(' -\\'estrlirr 1\l'e~. Ad ults. $3:.D Bachelor, I , 1 & l Br'\, I .:i,1111 JU or;) <r.J<IV!. Corb1n-i\1art1n Rltrs. 6.f.f...76b'2 & oven, crpt. drpll, i;hr dbl (!"ea.· Beae-h·Blvd &: \\'amerl Ph·. ,12_1155 1 from $175 per mo. l!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!'!!!"!!!!l 2 Ba, frplc, dsh\\'hr. Ad ult rircplae£', pool, $375. H t ' I Bach "° P''-""""5 nlQ 16761 \'l ~~\V POINT LA~:t..: "" p family pref. No yard. 404 552-7fi96. un ing on e ~~!:2698 ..,,, *""'• ' e 842-6604 e l'ARK Lido 4 plex. 2 BR 2 3700 P.laza Dr. II &l Fernleaf. 6T:i-66i5 BRAND NE\V 4 BR + fan1. S1J9::~ BR. Blt·~ns, crpts. l.OVEL\' 2 BR & DC'n. gar. SPAC<OU!;; 2 BR from St"i9. SA, bar, bltins, super 1:1'('&!. l Santa Ana MODERN OFFICE ,-NE\V Ira 2 l~R. l b.ii, 11· frplc, room. + Formal Dininrr. d-• t-1· -t>O -·-rt $210 >IS--0310 . .-~ r Pl l:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~·~-~l '" • .,. ' ,., "' "'";" ' .. ~,,... ~\U Utils pd, $350.. M"''' o"ly. Pool. Rec Rm. · :\r-..:t lo '""'uth n:i.~f 171 \'iCI'.'. dlsh\\'llShl'r, Available April 1st SJ!li pr &. laundry facil Couplo & -I fully crptd/drp(I, furnished. .: JJe~k$, Cn<urs , ll llfln1s1 furniture at only SlZl. pif'r mo. At 1860C Ntl'.·port Blvd. 0..f. · Call 714-5:$\-7701 0 06e(I garaqet;, Pels ok. f IR E Pl. ACF., ::' B lt, • 714-556-0466 ~ P-Olnsettiil Month. 1Bt & last. 96~ I tnfant ok. No pets. " L 1 • 842-4664 alt !):30 PM. 2 BR .. bll·il'l.'!, carp., d rps, ~1gr at 17361 KC'eLWn n, cl1~h\\"<l ~h1•r & rif' rii;::. neYi', Houlff Furnished 300 3% BR, 2 BA, b.ltru, Cl'Pls, ELEGANT 3 Br, 1% Ba, lgc pool, sundeck. $2la ll'asi:. nr Brach & Slatt.>r. 842-0389; $195, ;,4~23Sl or 6-l:J..'.1180 Apts., 1z~·J75~1~l)'l~se~~D r:~-$'.I'J.5.2=·6 many ex-_H_u_n_1_1_n~v_•0_0_a_._._•_h ___ [s,,E~·~IP::..::LE:;,R:.:c_. =E~. --''~""'""'"'4.'i ~l2-4.",0.I San Clement• Furn. or Unfurn. 3 7C. Co5ta Me1a 2 BH. for llf'asl'. All electric. Call A~nt &)6-3928 Gentr•I $15£1. UtU pd rear Bach small Costa Meia L1gun• Beach pet ok Corona del ~lar •• . _ $196. Util pd I Br, trplc, pool, J BR 2 BA very Sharp~ -$1 1~ Util pd 1 Br. bl.tins. hse N end Laguna 1 • '. 11 bl · pr1v deck So Lllgwkl $300 2 ·a 2 Ba lrpl I a1n. m1, a tns. qu11't, $225 2 Br near bt:ath Qeau blocii: ~h CdM c, gar, famil~· street._.., S uper vu~· small Pif'I ok • NU·VIE0W RENTALS ~siside, , c.~!· locatl~. $295. 2 Br, 2 Ra lrplc, nll 494-3248 A\ ail now. $350 i\lo. Call bltfns, vu No. End 673-4030 or I.AM)', ~ $400. 4 plus lam, frpjc. gar, $10S. 1 Br houwe, CM alao 21 ~tesa de:l Mar tract, 3 huge fncd yd. Br bOUae near NB Frwy bedrooms, 2 ba.th.'I, avail Many other available $125. Bachlor unit Balboa April 15th. Retettnces NU·VIEW RENTALS Sll5. A.gt lee. 979-&llJ needed. Children and smaU 673--4030 or 494-3248 Balboa P9ninsul• pets: OK. sm. per month. FOR LEASE: 4 BR 2 ba •=:::.:::.::-"-.:;.;.;;.;;;..c. ___ 1 A&ent 546-U41 . y·45· BAYFRONT. Pier, fJoe.t, 4-8R, 2 BA. al·,--........ --Ovtt-~h:xiis T94..-01~~/lns, near s BR, 4 Bllth. Wlnter or sized gar, work bench. patio Yearly. 67l-~ + lg. extra Jcnced lot for 'do 1 garden. Family only. $3.1.i L1 Is t a.iS-1400 or s.~1. • Ei\rERALD BAY 11r 4 Br .. 3 Ba. Lif'asif'. $675. 1714 ) 497-llOt'J BEAUT. 4 BR Nord bay 3 Bit .. 2 BA. FIR. DIR. Laguna .1-!ilta front, pier . d ip, $1400. mo L/R. Ne'\\' G l't' en broo k Yrly. 546-0075 or 5'1&-0076 horn('. 992 Carnation CM. 67'".i--0771 . Newport Beach Il\fl\IACULATE 3 BR. 2 BA, BEAtil'''.'/t::\\' JBR1lRA, ff"IC'fl yd, A/C. Kid:\ OK .sm. ITIQ lease. 552· 9367 ev~g. BALBOA Isle-lovely 3 Br .. 2 bltns, family nn, c.'O'V. patio. Lagune N iguel Ba S45Cl/mo 321 Aniethysl Gu BBQ. Ctll'dener. $325.1 .o=;...;.c...=-----213--799-4856 · 10wncr). Avail. 4/15. 5U--O&J7 after 6. 4 BR 2 ba living nn & dinlrq: 305 EASTSIDE 2 BR., crpt•. area fam. rm. trplc bll/lns, Housei Unfvm. drps. service rm, fenced .>~. t pts/drps, f e n c e d & G.neraf Jm. ~~· child OK. =~· Jsocar1s1~1Mt 1& -dep._,..2544 LANDLORDS I • SllARP 2 Br.. 1 Ba. ~;;,.,:::o..=v;;;.· ~--- Townhoule -$225. Mls.sion ••\o W• .St><d>lln U. Newpor: l'>ollpraa•/p&llo. OIW Beach • Cbrona del Mar • Mesa Verde. ~4 SEVILLE 2 Br, • 2 Ba. A J.Aauna. OUr Rental Sn"· • Sptttaoular <'lew. no maint. vice I.I FREE to You! Tr)i SHARP. clean 3 BR, 2 BA. S275/mo. 830-2808 or Nu Vlew' lam rm, fireplace, dble !)86....3()1)11. NU-VIEW RENTALS f:i-'mi 1255'"'°· CAU. :.N"'ew=por"'-t-llo.c-~h--- ttl-4030 or 4Sl·l14!1 $live 11:a1 2 br <1-pltx $150. • _______ _,_,, 1 g11.r, W. ok. Hom•llnders 547·9641 You can Charge f\irls peta Ok 2 Br SLSO. I Br, DAILY PILOT Sill;. ulll pd. 3 Br. 1210. Ac. ,. .. m.&l.10 Oos5lfiecl Ad~ Shtirp 2 Ur, duplex $200. 642•5671 Fncd for ltld& A pc<>. ~~======~/Homoflndon 547•9641 • 4 f3 BR> homf!ll In N'pt. Sboro, yrly lae, trom S325 CA\'\\'000 EEAL1'Y SIS.1290 \\'ESTC'LfFF, 4 BR. 3 bM., Rcf11 .. Adulta:, no !)('ts, S.150. 63M53S llARBOR View Home by ()9,'nef'. 3 BR, 2 BA, ram nn. trytc. 64Ml87: U\:IJ92= ' CLOSE TO BEACHll Brand New Deluxe 3 I: 4 2 BR a pt. Ground floor. f.a~t BR. 3 BA, dbl gar. _all slde c:~r. 1 blk lr.1nc, 1 bltns. Close to ~Rt 1i:~ blks Bu~ Sruv. No children, & schls. 514 18th St. 8.\1-3951 00 Pl'IS. !!cf. rl"I] J'1w,nl' Dsh11·shr, Blms. Shag crpt, KE\\' GARnf.;>; AP'TS. 2 Br. Fountain Valley j 8."ill' to !(()' of.bee space oi rlrps, priv. pal LO \l'/yard 2 3.."llh, $195: :: Br, 2 BHl h -------~---"n11• 11 m" n uriicturini: r-:r. Huntington Harbour rlsh...,•h1•, frplc, $'Z50. Dill t..:ndert;round garai;c a\'U.1l $200. Adult~ only. M pets. ·193--01-'1 .... - - -i V1•ry llll"P I 0 ~""I I fl n I CUT OUT $300/mn. rent or lt.>a.SC Avail a-1.. ~-.-=-SPACIOUS, NE\\' 2JJR, 2RA, ·191-:.J!•l WALK To BEACH child 01\. Xlnt loc sur; &· I POR I ·~-------l ·RI:'llE OFFICE spacr l•ir LGE 2B0 t d' l ' •-2 B /d Sl70. at 21>1 \\' :-0.laripos.'I -A. s u Kl, it ...,, 1 & r, cpl rps, gar, 492_'695/:i48-2SQ SUNDANC• h:;'"" l01:11"1·~ql1i.p!il1•.~ gar, nr !'lhoppirrg, mAITiecl hltns. 12.:i 161h SI. l"o pets --~~~~----1 I ~q ft C:i.n n-nt all or port Santa Ana Heights 839-ll!tl ah 2pm Duplex•'· adlts, no children avall 3-20. plea!K'. 960-1230 or 847-39'J7 JOR duplex apl. ne .... · p11.lnr .to Live in a sumpb.ols one ~l~ ,P;i.vrnad(· A\·r. N n 2293 F o rdha m , Cl\!. NEAR BEACH <'pis, nr g'llf roune, si r~') or~ ~·oom ,,. ~ ·'~'';~~'~·"""-'-~---- Furn. or Unfurn. Bllbol Penin1ul1 355 G.\S-Jl&5. • mo. 49~793. alt 4 pm or I '"° "'llll a11 """' .. I -Brand Ne...,· Deluxl' 2 & 3 ...,·Jmds. diti~ wtth " i :'110. .. FR'::l·: ltL~·T • 1 BAY FRONT pr. "''ch NEWLY DEl'ORATED Br, rr-nt/ d""", blln.'1, ~"'· 1-~.,.,_--,.,.-----1· I Deht'<f' 1 & 2 rm olficci! ' iv. ' 2 BR wrgar, Sl<Jl. Wlr pd, "< ·r -8.f -7 -~" I"'"' -pet I La-2 9rr •o:nn or 3 BR ...., 514 l81h St -.);TJ San Juan C1pi1tr1no "°'r-... ...,, W:.~-1 ndj. A1rporter Hotel ,II. ftrst. ·o-"'· ~. 1571 Orange Ave "A". Call I Ing...._._ ~ $600. Doc k avail 673-6640 ~trF 1 10 S, .. ~., 'l20. CLEAN, quiet 2 BR. nrly ... ...,...,_, aJI!i 360 " .....,... new bldg. \Vtr/ga11 pd , child LA!tGE I Br .. lovl'lv vie:. panelled living room, 1 _ S:G-3223 9 To l'\oon Apts. Furn. MESA Vif'rde O>ndo 2 Br. I ok. 11() pets. $160 & S\65. N'eRr :-.11s~10n. Sl&.i -mo. + 1 I warmaJlor accent walls, I BAY FRONT OFF ICES Balboa ltl•nd Ba, thag, D/\V • patio, ~l, R42-1652 . -"-'-"-· _49_.l·_S_lGO_____ a kitchen full Of built-ins Pri•stigc arC'a. 740,5.10, 3.10j "-'="'--'------·I ~28~m dOg ok. !), NE\V AP'TS. \\",\LK TO Santa Ana 'I (lnciudlng dlshwashtl'). I sq It. 3700 Nel'.p;rt Blvd., YRLY., 1 BR on Boy. Cozy, BEACH . 1 & 2 BR. From N.~ Phone 6T.J-l2'~. I quiet. $190.. Avail 4/1. 2BR UPPER. runge, oven, $150 10 S21.l. EXTRAS. NEW FAMILY APTS. Meet and minQlt with BRAND ncv.· oc:ean v!C'iv Qf, 6Th-Sl64 ews. i't'trig, ~"'1,r:c &1 rlrp~. _No I 5.1G·:W7!1. · Grand Opening. . I neighbors at 3 big swtm-I (';11;.1tna 2nr1 !\(or.>" BIOl'·k. Balboa Penin1ula pets. $1.'iO. OC.S-1455 or j.18· 1 l & 4 BR To1\nhou!lf's bltin:c, ~E\V 1•2 & 3 BR'.~. PRrk·Hke mi~ pools, jaalzzl, bil· lr,.111 b1·h 1ro 1111 ft :-,.Y· 1 "5 WEEK .. up ,""'· B T I I . [ p;i!lu, i·nrponf , r11>tss"200mrl1'J>~. stHln~s. Rec. mom. Pool. I lia rooms, party rooms, I ~i·,.;..4'J\I.~-~~~ -....,_. BP., 2 A, r ~ eJt. pntio, l'f'C lac, rom 0... Play 11reaii. PRt ln-& h•I and volleyball. At barb&-;>;Jo:\\1 OCF.A~ VlF,\\' OF"C"S e ~Plnl Rooms ~r. r:11herlritl C'f'll. \'a ri! ·I 96~ Jots. Gas & \Vatl'r Pd. Shu,, ~-by ~~lng-...i... CM Jf11.')' II B 1100 ~11 lgr • Houaelrctpln& Rooma $225/mo. 6-t&-t-U·I NEAR New 2 BR, 1 blk dntpt!I & so forth' 1 'f"""'• iM&IUI UI~. I ciin [11vi'uc. Llons Ei.r~tc~. • CXTan VleOwAAptsNN 3BR l,. ba, 4-Plelf, nr ()('(', ro shoppinti: & ff'll')'. 1 child Start ing al Sl69 .. dep. ~ lndudi~ the -•. '!6-2.;'7~'----~--I B:\~. st!! $190 mo, pl~" -~polil, refs, ~78s :'~per mo Newhopt Meadows I flllt ull!I b designed I ' ~ !'.1u1·~·. lCXXI 11. S1•11·1h~1 l ~40 t 6".f.2501, ~. 517 $. l"e-.\'hoPf', S.A. wttf1 you fn mind. !·ir dOC'tor H un 11 n g Ion ;i,..... f"OR N."nl S170. 2BR. unturn. 554-2600 11 U1l1r1l1"~ "fi"~-I t.:itrd!'n~'... ~16-1373 LUX. F\&rn. Bayfront 2 BDR.'1'. il<'W erpa, ..... , ... 31 1 Alabama St .. Huntington •-.. , Bacheklr, $225fmo. Privi.te t...ltri $1!i6. 757 Shalimar, Beach.. 961).~l. A r>I\., •1at1 fr•• 170. S1'Yi Sl' ~1nre. of!Jre 900'. beech.. en Sr a m 2 BR Apt. Small pet & kida Furn. o r Unfurn. 370 I ,.,,.,, far•l•h•• I ~2 ~~fl Be8<'h. Hntg Bch .. Call 613--2162 DE LUXE 1 "" ' 1 ni o:C, Sli5. 7912 !'oe .... man, l'\o. 1p1rt•lll& Ire• 1BR/1BA, upper f;;,~t ~:: ~~,8Si. ~~6 $lf7. l50 E. A, H.B. M2-971S. Corona dtl Mer 1117.IO. ~ Cr'Pll· lBR. close to lhopptnc. 2 BR $195. 2 blk11 Imm ocean. ~I ~~~.,.-------1 Adult~ onl)'. Slo\'~ It rtf.riK encl. 1ara.1te. Ideal !or 1 or 2 _ Costa MeH opllonal. 1664 Tultln Av. adult1. 846-X(l(I "-' I v !!'5 l BDRM ~ f\Jm. Ne •r EASTSIDL Attrar. 2 8 R . ThfMAC !BR, nr l'!Pftrh. 9'e fl.., l". rt§_ - downtown. Sl50. ~o pets. Btttrui, dsh•·Jhr, encl~! gur ma™!~~pl r . .lQ5 71lt iii , -·. 0 I San DitQOFwf. to broo.<· 1 C.11 ~IOU tor 11ppt to ltf!. No petA. &M>-047~ JIB, ~1 hurst. north to Warmr. FURN lDR apl, 2 o 3 g LARGE 2 Br. I" <nplo" ••!')' BACllF.LOR apt, Ao"I" °''' 2 BR Tn"' ' , pl ' •-ossfrom Mlle s~··~· ' t -110 C1! tnil I N '115 .~I {rnr11 SZ:-"il. 1 n .... !!\in\ s111-;, MU \ .. .., Wallace, Co«ta Mua $14.l c enn. 1~ • n <K·, 0 f!ll , -t • J>l"r JTl9, o.w l"ml. 1en11tq, ~'!".·11'"11'ttl • It Phone: 714·S52· mo, 80-3811 Nl'. liMppll\g. W-3254 F4 and St. 5.16·2108 I brt•ttk!a"t ~c111•t":,TI' f.1m•h 202. Models open daily lt'a a br'eeu •• , .AC'il )'Qtlt Dcm't drop tht b&Jl , •• Cet Exlrt1 Large 2 llr, 211, it••lt;:>.f' 111!t·lU'tn. Clo-w tri ·hopp1n a.m. Items wltJt eue, ue Ot!Q· a joh wilh •~I Dally pool ide 11pt near ix'Rch k f.111~ bl'ich. 644 2till - - -60-d kif t.lt result& Pilot ClusUied Adl ~ SI~ 1J20 f1(lrldA rli'\·S.~2 ··•' • Just o few words in the right place .•• Daily Pilot Claniliod Ada . Dlol tha dire'' llne 642-$678 .,, 22 OA1l Y PILOT f.1cnlia~ M.,rt h 18, 1~14 • 1BuafnesS-RentA~l--4~4~S'""P_er_s_o_n_a~ls___ -530 ! Accou·~n".:1~;n'.".g:-------,L"'.a0'.n:':dl"s".:c-ap'.".;,.n"'g-----1 H"'°•'"lp'°"'W'"a-n"t-ed"','"TM"&"F.-,7"1"0"'1 '°H"'•;:lp'"w"a"n°'•""•-;d-, 7M'&"f7i0" Help Wanl•d, efp Wanted, M&F 7TOI H elp Want•d, M&f:7Jo ,. 'r1:cy ('J?r-::1..; Sl't:< 'f.\J, I T.\:'\ ~:s •" "1111111!4: 1 •• ,J,. .. r \YI;'\!. tioutt' 1111, ·"r•riu.:. I Apprenlic• Baker Bus BOY I rn~.;'.l~.l~\':;,;'.l;,,;:.~'1~/C~N;' -;\\~' A~N~'~T~F.Jn;f iiiii;:.iiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiliiiii Industria l & Comm'I MISSION V1EJO 500 t•t ;-,1')1 Sq ~1 \lu1n 1horuu:..tir 111 2S1~l2 \l1!f'l:lll'llll' l'1i-.,1 831-1400 1---- 1801 WESTCLIFF, N,8 , Prt.•!!11~1· 1, •.. ~I ll\1111 "n ~1 Suit. '10\'('' -Oh•, llJ~I ~•I ft 111 :;..., .1l1· ••ind. I '/.•1111 prki:,:, •I"' <111". di! •f,'\I, RF.TAU. "TOBI" VO 1: l.Eli:s~; 11 /up,1111r11 11f/11.,·~ ~ .<.11 ft /\t>nr Nr1 1· .. 11 !Wt Off1t 1• $GOO •11" &12-!l:l~'O JOIN l~t!!'lay·,. 1::1111: .1r Hrookhur-<t .~. S, I I l·\1 I S!111"l•s ~ oll11 ·r ,, F 1111sl1,•d by .11:r11i·1...: Ai.:.!...._~Y',... nlii. t'Oit l..t'.1~1· l(••!:u1 ~ I n I •' !l:..:12 HI ~IK•111un..: '' Olo I :>:~~ E. 1;111 1-it, C\1 1;~;, ti73-'lt Ill, ~T..t-iliO;, t•\',...:!I ill ::00 & 1.011 "I It "'' -. \'I .~ $1 .. ~•. ('\I \1~11 i'>!il ~'I 11 ,,., ~h"f'· ('\I SJ I:! '·~1 II r o n lr ...... allr\ .~tn1• \11 J;)('('lll !11 !\'111 l'u-r ~ ,\lh y I \\'('st ... t1:.-111111. 450 :1~~;--;ental INDUSTRIAL CONDOMINIUMS For "t1 l1 1:1•, 1!n11.11 I••!' Ol~ll<'l'/lL~l·1· l~(lfl 111 l\l~l(t '"I f! •nut.~ 1:l'JJ.Ji Tr i ·'I!! l NTEHH)f{;; -:all'~ 1u 1• + o11 , c/nd•·~ l.11111 l\IJL!./11 :\1(\'~: C~t\TE/{ t 711 • !fi~"llil '· I l1111 Cur11.~ I \11.; r111..; \I ~-~·r. SA\'1': J., ··1•111t!, •1• '1" "'11i.1ll 111 · \\,·It. \lh) .1 .. 11 1 ~"u 1t" Or Journeyman Baker 1,1,,,,, , ."•'·•' ,,.,, ., 1,,, "l\11 \IHI ;\lu1'11 hr h.'Jlt1bk·, <.1:.'\'1';1{,\f, '"'!!ltl~.J,J111\\l<h!I' 11111,[lli L I. r • " " • It <"li-1~w1 11' \\,• h•I• '1"1''•111 .. •I )ll\•!!.•lo ,lttl/I ~""'"'·~ 111:0 ... · ..... lnr~ Ill)('" 1\11pl), S.•\trt!l! AJ11•l1. ~urr .It S11'1r11rl, a'L;o ~· ..,.J • I f;~~NEHATOR 1JPl·;HA1 Ult/ \II' (.'JI,\\ IC "'IUl!>flll'lll (!1 l•l•1\l •lll Ill ~"111 hvu~·" SI~•\\ l'l.t·•" 11 .. •lllUJUttl. r..:o ...... fl'!/'f \\' l•~1 ... I llY.y, "·B UE:-.'1.\1. 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IJ.:·h an•u 9!i2-!¥.l60 :.Jl I ------------I $:.1 l • fH ·I l~·11r ' ~hltt Kl·:i::n I nl 111 l· d 1 At cl> fiP~I only. .~Jw<J.d t'l .idu, .. ~ SI 11 ... 1 ('IHl'l 'NTHY • ,\l :i .1f'r "LANDSCAPING" dJJll'1f'111i,•l, ,\p11Jy ln l•;,\ll!'rn~111·c•rl :iuton1ohv1· ---;u .----~--- i :!! \\, '1111111•1• 1' \ 1 ' · t ·r~1 1t:.1n,1n -n 11'1111l1•1int: !, I ~or,\ l'1111r11" & l'i'r"',n.0!11!'11 1~ l '«J11 r,1~h1rr .. 1 .... 1 C•\fl\.•n('rl(.'l'-1~ apph· CJ 11111~11 <l '' 1 k ;.:u.11·1111tc·1•.! .'i1,1I•· 111 l~u1d"'l'.l/Hn:.:. c .. i.11~ 1, u I u rno!nP b.wJkkf•1·pt•r I K's IJo.!'I: t : 360~> ·~, Hrislnl ~r"e • •l n11:.I«\. \'17-.!'Jl•l "''''un.; ,\ l '1•1·~,,n11l 1Jes1~11) PRIMARK !\°l'l\f~11 ! t1n1,11n K;;:!-1311'l -_ · u "· __ _ 'T1 1 ~;-:\n 1 --1-,-.1-r-1:--c 1~r 10-11 11/.~fl 1.11111 l'•111 1u,, PRO S CO r11:11c; &.· c·o ~~1 t-:T T C DUCT c·o·nirat Tt'h•ph11n,• 1.1 (·\\II " -----G•eenhaven Garden• It • < ·1, , tK. Jo:,11·11 I',\ ll 1..: '· • ('lJ"Tfl\l \\'1.~h1 "1'!, 11•n1•H I • 64,3~5 Hr11111r/Jn~ta 1r.11 1r.n LI l" 1 J 'I l.\ll'' 1,1,.,. "A"--l'"J ~l(ll 'I: ~1 "111• ~l"'l•l li1L'j l•ll!i<'lill•' $... f'l'JJ;I!;', Vl!i{'.. goo 7£ :!'iW S ~U\,l !I \l\n1111Uill 2 Y t'll'' t'\• " '-u•t "'~ 11'1\ I 11· I I 1•1~ 11"' .., S.111111 ,\11,.. l'.d 1I • fur nnl. o\lr (;rl"lf ' 1"~ '• \•>1 '' 1' " 1•11/11111 \i\fi• 2123 Newpor t Blvd, 111•n•·n1 r r.nor!1>i1l.1t.\,1•1111d ------I I'll l:.1\ "il .. 1;1: ,,!-1!1~.;' l . 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J0 11:\'S r.11 111•! ,\ l 11h· 1~11 1"' * w ·11 d p . . : L'flUI d,1~ 11n1k Wo'f'k, 1() CLAIMS ADJUSTER ,.,,!J 6-Jl'_,....i.l:?il) - 1 1 1 · 1 1 ar a1nt1ng ' · ..,-,---cc-.._ -Ill ~l.111111 ""· '·'"I li<lHI'!< tlo•r 11,1\, r, ,\\I t .. t :o.-11l uj1p•1r l••l'1<.h:1 q 11/\1 l1\ .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 :·•.u•l.1n1~1 l••·'"""''r' ,\, Contractors * l .,l l'\I. 1.,1,1,11 , . .,,., •l/lor.:•· ,., .'ttJ'"t1t l.o1.'t1i·fil• f,\BJ:IC r ullf'r J\u •'XJ)o'I' I l•L· 'I I ' ,. 1h•1· l1'1nP l•t'f':1, t\'k lur l(o ... J ,,1 .~,1.,r l1ri::h11ri.·1~ ,r,, 10 1 .i-.1-i lJ'.;'\'J'J,\J. J11l1•l11J, l1u1 n .. 1 n•·•·~·.11·. 1"11 .. ll' l'.iih i.i. -.11~~ .... 1 , LMt and found I nHn1111• l•I• :u·h t••r 111111" .\ CO,\l.\IJ•:r.r:i,\f. sz 1.1 1~ 1· i. .. ,11 . :: ., "d ! J ason Be$f Agency \ ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimliim ' •r11•'t\. )'i..11'" :<-"11r in .. m·y ~·111""'1 cr.i1r~n1l'11 1. 111111~ 1\pplv 111 1 ~·1'.,.,u JillYl 1;n ">ktn1r..,1 F \'l" r',\Sf i.;n>11•111\: l~{' .. d F.c;11111·i 1 1.,1 .... ,1111: 111•' '''!1.1 11111• l>r.111.'l!J \\'11Jll'.Jfil'l'llH; PRIMARK ,..;1111, 2'1~ ~~/i7 .. , h1111 i-N·k' r1·1·cpi/1un1nr ALL POSITIONS AT AAMES Bureau of \I Jn I Ill U Ill I ' \)Jl'rl1'!11'1' ~-t r.1111·1 ll•l \',111• l'l•1•11 t I ,1• ll,.111 IM•nrtn~. )llu1 ;'\o'• 11111·n1••.,.,1n~ c., 11 .\ I~ \l Y O 11 po rlunlllC•. I i~t\-116.':. ('()~Ill ~1<'-.:1 ._ - I G irl Friday T e lle r , E x per (2) Personnel Clrks 1 t1 ht·r P11•111n11~ 1\1 u1l ~-t ...... ~l't•t' 1 '•"111(•/l~ NIGUEL I Employment Agency • P e r sonne l Age ncy 271 ~. ~ .. t! .. , l!d. r..1.:u1m :\1~'11<'1 SJl.1477 100% FREE SHORT rnu~t • bt' ~1·!1, kl'Kll\ S,; bo..lk· GIHI. ~ lt!l1,\\', 1rl11•hl1·. ,1bh• lu J.:•'ll•'r.1) uflu P k<'I p111:: 4'11-01.li'..', ~--t :I JI.I-l (It. lt:O:t: .\1<'1.'h.1111•' J11111lt'(I "/11'1\Pl.,: C.111 ,\1011- 1 ~I'•, l•h111 •i otll\·I :ill ~Ill, ljl 1-l'l~'ll -----!C•)IJJ) 1 .. ~lk111~ '-•crt'l.11')' ff.II' I I tun ,1, ) ng ~111ni:1ni: I l•tL.•l1pu~11. r' . -, 0" 11 111 . d1t·l,1Jl!1••11r. l>l If ... u1 rtc1·. :: 1 11'!< 111111 '''1• ,-ron)I'), cull IM•1 !+ ,\ Z. \:;J-1:~\IJ 1 \I 1!1 ,.1, .1n 1111111; 1'111 , •1 111111;: I ,,,.,,11~11. 11 t 1·11lrr:• ..,1.,.1'f't;uy Libcr;d tx•iw•fils, Found (free ads) 550 I l'tll. & h.i U s1;:.. ,\111 !'1 11 Pl1·n~(' f'all f nr t:s11n11111• PRODUCTS co. !\r ll.C. a1rpor l t'fl'I' OF GAS? -----------1 :<.~ '1H. H•1J1 h SlO. f'h.111: s:, Ii *642-5775 64G-1136* 'l ~ Cl~·rlca! p.1rk111:.: .~ln ry S.iOO. , • Full .~ JI lune. He!!i·r1t -1·. !;LAC:K Ion;:; h,dl'f'rl ra1 ·: )•"•. •'Ji 1~ 11h•11 1 n1111I• 1~.t i S1 att• Llf' Nu :!.~l<J::..-i •1•.'0 ·· Su'·111 d1•111·n1h11:.: flll "k11l,c; Sohnil! ~.inu•·l l\llti•lll•'• {)iit•nin.: .... 1111rtr r vrar -lnunrl nf S1n1rr ! 111•~l ~wl l olo ,...,.;.. t1ly!0t•H. I • S.•nl,i ,\n•i, ('.dif · GENERAL CLERK· Cl I I I N GUARDS I I ' • I I l};l l\\•'1'11 \l.11 tx1r .\· l'!'!'Ullll' f() as~i ll" At 1 •I 111 111u111•d 1tr'1•.i All •'l fllll' 1 :1~.1111•t s 1'.!11·1n·t "n l ~llh '.I ~I 1• ,,:1 ... 1111 PAINTING BY DRAKO ~·tui·Ji·,r. :1~. Da ily P1!01, P O Hr"' 111111 r11111, ,\ '. foi Ol'er l(I J.''',1n11n.1 !~ 1 :!-·1 .~-q I l"I'~ IH IH.J:,'\'AHnu ,\ s.,11,. Ll('!:Ns f·:ll _'.!:ll'l :J ·'"111!1 or \\11rn•1•I ACCOUNTING l "of,O, Crr.-;ta J\-IC'~ll, Ca 926~'G REGISTER 111 ~. Ap1.ly l\l"tllll lU & 2 Jllll 1 1~·~·1 ___ _ __ ~ Caq11•1 s.1Jt• .... , llh 1all11l 111n, .\· /(1"<1!!1 •n1 Hd .~ ( u H111l• /'( 1.1J A11 \'trui1/ or1iiurr11nily *-F /C Bkkprs, Many L'nil "J'~,,1 l'i'1lf't'l1\H1 ~<'! 111•1 r ,\IJ-f nll B1111:11,,1· i.1.in .. 11 l'l 'p.11r~. 'lliJ-:JG:;'l I t::1:1 .~ lnl, Sp•<'l.oli·r~ ,\·1 1.inployl·r ni/f .;)ll'lnlrJ !111 r n11111n111111 nr ~ Si50-$JIOC• ii (',:-. .. !!,11·lw11 Uh1t, . , -~ ,,.. ~·"''' t••r t.l:!-Gflfl i ,kl ll~ ro quii·r(I f ; i.:' u r " .i.1;ru Birch Si, Su1l <' IUJ NOW LEASING Huntington Beach NEW M -1 !~10 :-:.:r. Ft & t I' ll.in11/1on .'( N•'11 l;u1d ,., \lh111• 11 1.-dlf1~h 1,,.,,111. 111 ('o)low ('1,11 ~u!t111t.: (U•lorn }'•'111 ~ i!f'!k•r)11 of f I •·" 1 I' d \ y .s,,11111 An:i 1 I• I.• 1~1.111· \\ .. LW-l:f., U: +!I I C:e.ment, Concrtt• 1\'uili .. t 1·n1u pctll11 c p111.:cx. •''\l)\'J ll'rl! •' r ;,'lO11pr1r. J-)nplny1 r !•:\I• 11111Jf' (,1•1 ni :-iht·r1h"f'cl -~--ASSEMBLERS 1_,1P 1 1 1 u d ;c !-: x ~·" 11, nt j;\1:11 p.wt !~·a, h i.;.\-'11'11'! 11 E.\D COOK, rrrt'.\ti:: I 111 l\h·sa \'t 1~ll', C .\I I C~1lll:NT .t BIOi\.: \\iu k l'.\J>J-:J!ll /\~Cl :-<t: ,\· , . .,11111,,11y l1t•ru•f\r ., ft ud 1 0 1a l A Job 833-0855 .\!01u11• C•1111 lt"~JHh•l 110-~\l\.i. \\all~. p.1t1vx. i;;~1l~11 :1l ~i;. p11intin:.: 21 )rs \1.1 rho1 ! N Ch T y I {',,JI f.1:!-tft.!~ ~:~~~~~.~ r~.f'r~~1::~n~C-.~u!111 , ! {.~~1:'~·111:~1~~.~;::;:--ti.!_~~),'.;'.,, :{;;~2:-..~efs IUl'!I ~o. ri..l~I. t:1': ..... I ;.~ ', ~ ll"llj.~~\;~:~·l rlit'~r: I ;~'1:;~~t:11t;l\~~·ltrl 111•J1t• c.~I! f•11' ! __ ._1 :,t:.~,ri~1~.,~ r~-;·, OU -AT AAMES!!!1 ..... H ... ·1p"""u",""a"".";1"d"""'"i 960-1970 ,·,-,·.·,.-,·II 11.dk><·Ht p.111..... ~;1y. ',\ l'ltOt' 111111<'>1'0'1111:! .... 1:11·· lll!'•hft1•1< .• 1 .l'"'lllhl) .. r (714) S40-4020 rTLl:\G ... 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Secretary Sa les Trainee saoo+ _.._,,·1·llP!1I llt'lll'fU p:1ck igr Cl11'pe111ry, ricp.i 1r,, l'lurn· NJ::J::U hel p at 1¥Jrlll'~ \\'r 111 :C0!{,\1'l)I: h'lllHll' I• Payroll Cler k PRIM h111g \·. l r L llrn1odchni.;: h~I$' aH.lc~. II LI r s r' . I folln"·n1i::: Con1111 ,1ork Oc't:IY'(' rn lif,. ~tn•nrr• fJI' ARK t>l~'l(j\3 • Ii u ll ~ ekµr~. l~llll!)lllll•HlS. No Exper1'ence II Call 1!12-SO'.?O. TO:\Y. Oartnell Personnel 1.1 .. l•11;y. :"id111'Y !''$! +I PRODUCTS 11 n Hl <'Ill ,1 k 1' I'~ Cp)•lhll · ----c ,or. 1111 \ll~ Hl:1·.\11 : :-.1.lt\'!CI·: , 7d7-';6s1 N '111°:1.1 h~lp rwt-1! .. d for r1r11 ) Service Agency t :i1·1'r rl!l'\ l'li1111llL!\>,! ecessary I 11.!" nu! rll'li, IJl!/fl' an ·... Call 641)..8470 I ~:?() ·" Su!<Jll 1.i.1 11 11-.11. 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K .\hn. 1 l)j~ [ r I n('{'(j time. \\'!II 5-Hi Jj I.Et; A probr1 ~hot ti ~!rs l~t~Ul f.IQL ""II (_ 11:111•, L: .:i Ll<~L ( ~tea1! j llt'rl!'I ,\I 1l'hJ lndu~ E' S Ui,•t<tl 1'11 \ 1\1 Clt:rk Secret licrie1 l':xrl.'. [)('~1g1 !I lag p 833 I-:x Repc.1 n1act . ' JR. COST ACCOUNTANT MOTEL MAID t;x,1':CUTIVE SCITE~ 5.16-0lll i\IOTI:L ~l11id, ~·Ill train ,\p.. lmn1N!. opt•ning for l'!l l'\'Cr ply in person. Co<1!a i\lt•slJ ntindNI ind1111du;1I v. fnHn. Inn, J20ii J111 rbor, C~l of 2 )I'll; fullei;l' 111'(.'0Un!inR NO EXP-ERIENC_E __ & I )'I' t'O.'t fl('l'OUnlin~ e . ..:pcr. in H 1nanufactur\11;:: NECESSARY •'nvtronn1<·nt . Ne "·p or 1 TRAINEE POSITION Besch loc:111ion. Xln '1 frini;:r NOW OPEN ~nt'fils. ~nd F ull H.ci;un1e :'>l111in11.1.n1 of 2 yl"rn. r'(~n cnt·{' in a receiv1ni:: f1n1llor ~hipping 1J,•pa11111•·nt. t\lt'k hll' t'Xf)f'l'U•l\1'l' n1•rE'~l'lll'Y. Heavy I 1 I I i n i;. Good \Jt>11t'li1s 1\pply 111 l*rson. 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XI r.1 h~n '\o "'fY•l('.n,ll,~\' d\l,",',!t .. 1 r .. r 1,·.,,~. 'l'll",. -111·,·1•1-.l .I: •. -·, -, ,,·, ' ' "' '·"" "' ' ' I •11111· PAYROLL CLERK ,..;,\Ll-.~~~,\i;~.i:--, .. E<1u;d {Jp)J(lr f':n1pl<;~rr 211. HI' ··rHhu~1;,.: ... \\<'II sir~. f\\'or1h ~:ri01 In· .. . . " ·' :1« '''''l.'f.11•' f,\'p, pn'f'rd. I n1111 •' i! . 1 nr.:an1l~' ;tit !rn1.1lo •.d~ ~ en••l!\"f • :i i:i.::rr.,,11" S<q1;" t!•·ll\'IT~. l'sua.11~ hon\• i'!!-2~.·,i 1 Tr\r. lli hp ,!n!in•"n u !1 \I I! I'• hi ur ... 11111...: U\ inf.: facili1~ kin ··· lolr 0non:.;r· (',1un!\'·, SI.HI. trehnll'la/\, ('\'f}l'r 111 lJ\11•1<·•1 kf'l'•\\lr·1ig<' hr·lp/\11 ,.,2-,:1,, Y.1111ah·1 l'1:i1111~ .t· Or::.11 ~ :-:1·.1rl~·111~.~flO~::l'l l So•l.1 ,\111. ~.-1r~NI ln.i.,,.1s1an1ngsalary. 1<l!<h'"' .:1·1•11111;.; n,·1\ 11•1 1 1f·.;111u.:. 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Ci\! -MAll:IS:-HOTE-L - Phone lor appt. 673-8800 ~!1\l..E l·lairdr!'s!\Cr. Xlnt location & \•'Orkinc cond. Guarun!cc + e o in m :HS-Iii!!. Part nr f''ull-T\nie l'"'ltL .\pply 111 person. 10 t·lassrs prcrrl: Summer r .-~·17.11\:Vi rh1•.;1, 2 n111• 1<111•!<, h•lhr•t * -.r;.riit·, • Sa!arv + Goof\ Coinni .• 111 to 12 .noon on$'. t Pr01:ram •K..fi1h li 'r ad" . , . . . :-..·at~ Sic• r• s,·1, $1!~1 1 ·n __ ----------< · .\propos, l36.1 Via l..JOO. t .nrichrncnl P r o s ram 1 I \\A.Rl'.:HOLis~, :i1r,.:>,tiJ~ Sporting Goods l·:xpcr. pref'd . -;-. I ST;rJOZ'.l. LL,\U ;\\,\:'\: . . - Rut. \\'ill Train SAi:~"~!". )---:, , . \!ail orrl"r l1rn1 lookin1: !or SU~.\ l){'cl, h1ni:: sz, bro"n . .i.: SKIS t •• i1-.. u•rrl ih" "''" Call ;\!rs. !\l1ller \\'cekdays TAKE f' I\ t. TEL.Ll HO.N ~ l..INDIA.' ent·rgt·1H·. rr~pon!-ible po:r..,..111 \llu1c /l!;ud JWll arrns. SL.>41. ··ri11 .,111~ 1;:,..111• Bili,. ,i.;111 r. 540-6679, 11 am-3 pm · Tnke. ll\'C rninuti·s 1'1 t.:"l I \VJ:-f::,\1i\:-I in h11 nrll1• .<h1ppin1,:. l'l'."eriv· 1 9i9-1·161 art Cpn1 11:n•·1~·I. 1n1·lrf, ,.1 :1·1•• l1111d PLJ\STICS . lnjr1·t11n1 inulrl· !ht'dctalls hy phone on !ho' :i\Hn1n1u'.° l ~~~ri; e"C· Ll\J; ,;.. \1';1 r 1•hou~r . SfXltQo.;\l S-;if-lurnll~rr fvr i ir1i.:· )12·, ll<•l1l.+1<d h"''· XL.NT opportu1u1y ro I' in,\'"'"""''"· •,·,,,,,,.I\' ,·,11 1nO!'!M r•,o[J1<1.,~!.e ' s:1 ,1.~ s I "'1'r'.cncC'. Gocx, '.s.1l.ll'V,·1'1r~p~',1 :-:upen ·1,sory r·1~1tlun \\lthin ~;de>. 61.-,...23-19 bl;t .... 11. !'l·l2a111 !'"'!. 'I ~ :. 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INCA PLASTICS INC. !)~ ni•·Ll1f'. i\l c~a. \J,,11 n·suin•~ to s1a1·•·r+•,1 (; !< C'op1H r1.,11r f{c fn...;11 . .i .. 1 Store, Rellou<a --,-,-, ---t i\fAN/\GEll--T !:\~~EE :12972 Calle PPrfN·to • Daytunr !'.rlllr1;: TELEPHONE SALES /'1i11Ju1l'-, P. (l. Box !lj:: :, ~!il1111 Bar P.1:.'TAIL N11tion \\'itk> ChA1n San Ju11n Cari!-lr<1no • Le;uls fu111i~hcd I ,-;,,n1a AnH. (.':ol1 /. 11~i1l . t';1ll !•i• ::~~;! !'rr111 <Jl' part t1n1r w•Jrk. of linpo11 StorC'!I Retail c>xp An equal oppor. rn1plyr . •Cash p111d r!Hily I r· Jewelry SIS 1',\JQL'J·: I'?"'""' 1!•·111~. '·, ~ II f I e S4:iO to S7:l0 11k/con1n1 .\loin1r11:s ~ •\•'< .• u.~rn 1 C . 1• 11 c 1 co . egr ~rt' ·,_11 1° rNl9· p L U !'II B I::RS/\VEL.DERS,. CALL •. JR. II' ''·"f'\J,•., ,1 "bes ,\;, co.111111. r or dLta1b I \\',\/~EllUC'~i.: -C.1rl. g0<!4 I 1 1:1:;~ br1:;ht r•·d 1 I• ln1' ' or 111t•·rv1c~·u•:wccn 1·usron1 t'xperienec on ly.c-011· i\IO~DAY 'O.'\t.Y"" L.A . TIMES _rJr1vC'I' lull 11n1r, O\'t:Jt."."TOC:Kt~D 1r111·ks ""'<•l-"· rl1•prn~rr' & 6, :HG-7331 11nuous C'n1ployment. aflply 92 S40-030l pr1111»nt•nl. !11J ~lutlcnt~. All JL•11,.)J) J 1•io••d ,\;11111· & •1(:11 •r1.•r• c.1]111r MGMT TRAINEE \\'1ll11rd Boat \\'orkSo. 1300 171·11 lS. -:!Oro 11•111-smok('rs, -, rl;i}~. 6 ,"1 1 C. l'll. J4 "'"lr1 . t,i+,.:;11 ;\l·•nt 11.in • .• 1'.111 s1·ro "" So. Orange Cnty, am bilious, LogAn A\'e, Cos!a '.\ll"sa. SAL.ES: Ou1s1i.it' J'!<'p lnr I A:'>! to :l P'.\-1 1\ 1th •11·1•n1m,... • ----flr ;oil f"r ~ .... ,1~1 "r Of/ aggrcssivr, five n~n:· in-local Printer. Full line ol TELLERS st~. hr 10 ..star1 lntc1'\·1•'" J 1 Ml1cellaneous 818 s..:::-'.i::1;,~ romc. Ca ll i\lr. CaJnpbC'!l a t PROPERTY printing .~!;ha Signs 1 t~\f/f'l'lt'nf'M ~ 1 r a1 nt-e ~ \ tn:, P:-01, \\111dr,1: IA",1i:n.•, TV R a d i---.:flFI 3H-9000 .llr....-0198 ) lhiJllllll(IOn Beach & San1a :.:J!ij o Airpor t Loop Dr, IS \.""111•'<lnr 'l<'•1ln1i.: }'1111'\ ' o, • l\1ATURE 11·oman needed !or S-E-~-,-,05T=R'E's0'·,-.. "',",,-.-.,-.-.~d-,-,y ,\n.i fll"('d~. t'ull-HnH.'. \\".irk I ('.\I I ~~::hi~\:111: s":~;; ~~~ .. 11;~;:.'.: __ s_._._,_._. _______ 8_3_6_, TAX CLERK · I ·11 1 ~a r 1\;\I 011·11 l r:1n~""r1;ilion \'111 \\'\,TS 'ft \\'f)"e~ l'"'''Tfl f (' '\'I \ '' houseke<'ping \\'Ork. 7 . J Sl'\\"ln~ mac unc, \'IL rain, '"' · I '. . ! ,-,,.. s1n1pl" f, .... ~\ '" 111,t:ill, .1·. 1 . : .\ •, .., · ,\ ,\ II II C l·,rorn •·· KOKO \1°<• lll't'<'•~. :\T<!lun· 01'.lV'·. ,\ C,\H' · ' ' ' t' I ~hill . t"u nr p 11111<: ca a " · .. ~. ~ ~,i1.;_;11.1t1l.·.•,urJ,:;1.;1>.llh<1ur ""~1'1""'~ •·1••·• r'r•·• Saiii~ci·Jionic,6\&-6116 &l:>-2278 Hk1.m·3p~--Call Mr. Kelly 1 C!!Oos~: Y"ur hour~. \\Olk ~iph••ri i•r•"i<1I 1<prin:: 1 .. ,,,1 ... tl I···' rh.n r1., r ·•111r1r•. -979-3600 kr ;11u~1.U, be ~'lur 1111.i · f,10,,. .. ,,,,,,,· ,"··no! ,,1,..t 1•11• .. 1rr•'1•r> 1111 .. I :-r1 ;\II::DICAL assistant • lx1rk I Tmmrrl1:i11• nprn1n~ fo r "' ''"' I SECRETARY lo,!-~. ;\lcn ur·11on1<'n. ("in nr ,,,,,11,1· ,,rt!1r ''' J!111l"1 1•·1rr. •'· ~·'1'11•• l'l'' .~1 ofli ef'. Exp. prC'L ~la!uN'. 1\1nd11l.0TI' 111~h '' l e r i r a l I · I I f · \ "\ c:; \\'Fr. I X(; :.; t• r 1· br ~llgh11)1 han!lh«•PIK:< :0.1ar 1 n ,. . \ J 11 ~ t..1 ~ t I 1r:••·I' ,.,,' r ~· 1, .r 1 • H . H. 9 to 6 :'>lon/F11 t''pel' H1.,•;1t'1hlrli!h l1!lf"., '· · · · • · ' ' I ·1 :-:cat_ (J,·;in ,\fl"''«l',oUi·t·. 11,,,1,,,,,.,,,,,, ·'·'''''' \<<, tJ,•ti1•·1••! ,, "'r-u1• ,\II ~·l'<·S.:>X'i t; lnrut .~.1.lr~. rnlr la1\, l•·lt·p))f'll<' uf){'rH!Or, ~ a~ ,~ ---I I I & ~luH. ,o•k f.,r ;\lr• [.;,JoJJC' \ 1.,. r<•tii··rl .\\.,;t' :?:, !n ill. I t'.ohl 2~11j in••h-1.,. ti .r,., h \, "n --,·,.,,.,r,01Q;·•1·•.•nri Ill( u~tria tn;, lmmf'rll:llC <1""'nlll"' rr•r ' I . \ (~ l'I ,. "" '-""' I I ,... "' 1 l'•l-<'l~'.l·, Sup1,k·n1cn1 ~uur 1n,.1n ,. 1,1-p ' ! i·. i 1 .• n ,,1 IJ.or;x!. Steadv Joh!-('" 111 n1 r r e i a I a 11 rl scrrct<.U) 111 pubhe rrl.•11nn! ..... ..,................. b 6 l BUYI I ' q c ll 1 111r .. rn1;111<ln, at'l'OUn!111g & rlen•. Candida!{' 11111,1 t"' L>n,caru 1r~nr111 .. 1••1t •• .1:.·;;:11•11,',',''. :·,;;·11_,;,',. ,,',.,,1."1'.1 l ·l"h" 111 1··insrnu·1, u un•p. 1 h 1 TELLERS t!:iy. ,\pply u1 Tlol'l'~1,n. (, .• ,,1. ll" d furn11111•· I cnforccinrnL Jobs I <' r 1 rra t·stn1r A 1 1ty to t~pC' fn{'ndly, uu!gou1g .t-pl'OJl'' t Yi•lloll' L·,,h Co, I~·> !·. lfith .. \1\(' l'<•lllt' T\' ) '11<; 1 5)-('f) \' r Ill & 1J' (' Pl' a.I i:.;,['IE'r. n11ly !l"".t nnpl). loJ•!·i. •'I•'' '•f \\Jll ,. 11 l'lt "•U' SUl'VC)•'f~. tclclyfl'C\\Tl!l'r . 1' I . . s a plcas:111\ • f}l'rS!'lll' l!y. ' .,. St' cn~td ;\lrsa. MASTERS AUCTION ·l:r'••i-'hnr 1 nr 'il:!I J\llrinL• oprs, ;;.rt illerynicn, 1 ,. <'J t•uli1l(•I' hy !ouch. i\lusl Requirrs typ111c: ill 1<'.p.111, 1 Security Paci •~ -W-OMEN • SALES J!un111\~l· 11 J:,.,,, 11 ~~··-:~:~".1·, N'l)a\J'. Cooks, t'lcetrieian.o;, hu11· good bu si n es s Good kno\\'!Mgc of t~nt:l1<11 N a t ional Bank 10 :ii;:,·~1..~~·18•681~n61 · { •! I "r~:lt';:!\,:,'l j mt'd aidc>s, nic1Mrologisls. jurl,!;nl•'n1. & gramn1ar & ab1h\y lu u,,. ~i:iO NC'\\"rvlr\ Crntrr Dr P;ir1 l,ln1t' In '1, n 'l _.... :.1 ' \l ·1 1 I !'( ~ 1·1 l'llotor ,!/., n11ss1lt' n1aint. transcr 1b1 ng eq11lp. 1ra!->h~:n Ist.1nd• 1\r<'krnd.,. 1;uura11trr 11·)u!r 1f1 ,; •·r :;.n1d:1.1. A. Ir. ·' ··: · 1 :A('I,, • THE IRVINE CO. \U" tr;un. Jnirri•i r .... ·~ ., .. ·•,-., . 1.1k•· fw111;'\' 1n;1;dl;il\1,r1 1n( 111\>n.Jobs loryoun):rncn THE IRVINE CO. Xc.<1prir\Bt'11•·h ~ " ... J.r,lor .• ,~.1.11.1 1 1·r,11r d.o<i'>' ( 1r d<';il•r• '" Call 644-3389 ~·t11'('l"n 10 .'.: ~ :.1 .. n1r1i. ll h 1 ·r I Id 11 1·1 11·on1cn. J nbs 111 r.uropt>. E qual Qf)pl:ir . E:niploy£'r "1n1 .. n~s :S_>:..:....· ri -I r·hi'lrc•~ ~«11 ~l;l!!!r.1 ·1 111 Pananl.tl. Alaska. KOl't'a & 9AM.N0on ~3389 Stll'c~ Sprtn~.~ \:a1;.r. ~~l :-;. EEDECOR.\Tll'\1-; . ~ ..,.~ts '"~'\.. ~:'f(J n•!;1llr'JZ-6.1'.rl dr;ofl(''· l.lflX82". 1 set\ \\'1r.1;irrl \01111• 10 0°1111·· Sta IC'~. \\'e'll train you to do Equal Oppor. E mployer TEMPO'S Y ,\P.D nii'ln "'rtnlN"J 1~11 lime I 1 2 x s 2 l.1kr n<'\I·, sp1:ako•1.~. s:, ~1'1 n~r·;itbl~ the .)Obs. Train you well. tn Equal Oppor. En1 p!O>'l'r 1n rC'ntal .;a.rd. ~cal l n ii>Hn~·/whllf'. sl.eel'I Ir I 1 ..,,\ ~fE!.}.() good ~hools unrlcr llln '1 "!'Jl""rHnl..-.... 11· .. r~ '""'I ' i1.,rrt11;;irr ,,'20. i m.:i!ch1n;: 1;.11,.,,.1 l~lli ::it, C. \! 832 For an ad in W on.a n '' v .orld C1ll Miry Beth 642·5078, ext. 310 You'll Rate Rav es ' ~u nshine Top ' ,· ', . ' .. ' , • • •."11'1"; ~ • ..," • • •• .,> • ' }~ I 1n.<;\ructnrs, \\'/\hr b e st l Real Estate Assoc. o· I A J bl !;11\(l l\l'l ll !\..; (h\ll ll\\ll •;1n·.,rJ~ .S.¥J. C'a-. t;;;,...:01 1'..' 1 ... 1u1p obtamablr .~you J.:'f'! Red Carpels Fa ~hton I~la.nrl SECRETARY la Q , . .,,,,.1 .. 11~111111. \\11! 1r;11n l.Hi--011(• '.;~!' '" H•1·r,,1•21~1~:-'-"1 f~l\ pay ""hLlt' ~ou 1r,11n oUirr 111 :\riiport Bt'aeh has Ornngf' C<lunt)•~ lr;,rhn~ 1l;,1i. • • • n::ht .1101:i. ,\1,111~ J!P)J ('fl\ll'l.LTI. 11,.~, . ..::i,itl<lll Sn11th <'• ... t !'!·,,,, • 'l.ou u.1..u get unu .. ually l(Ol.)ti 1 ,·mm·'•"<" "Pf~,, •• ,,.11. 10, pro('t'S!->Ln' C'en1rr n('('(\~ a TF.)IPO oil"-, ,,,..,,.'•'"•'I'''' :0.,·1\~~rt Ul \·d, Cn~1., ''"fuiL. 1 " I I l I '"'1 •L "~·'" ''' .. " '111n1.:\•••l1 \Inn. \'.'rd. Fri •111"ar ::omn ,.,.,.,•iirr ,. , 11 I• I· 11 .,. I t• ., l I fnngl' lf'llf'll~. lllCU(llll: a /1('\t 01' f'\pt'f .~ll{'S aSSOt.'· s,);:1]lrd. p C'rSOllab l ~· ,r, time :-3\'l/L·.; '>j•f">ftU!·l~ _ ( 'l<o\\f'I', 11,10 ,r l<C'.H\1 (n\.o·o·, ('Q;\Jl'l.I T:, lf 1,1; "'•l••Jn rhant·c> lo l'On!Lnur ynur i>d. l:if,~~. P..,.d Carpel RC'altnrs. Sf'erel:\!"}' "'ho 1.; 1nu11v.ilNI tor skilled. . Y:'\•, \I 111, 111· d. •11'"•1<11 ,.. [ 11 n1Pt••r,, .\\I .•. !-lrl<' l1an.I l.u.••"r ::0•0·1• ! •' r •' 1 \ · r ln n1any ra,..r• at our €';1.p. "·lrh 01,,.r ·l()offitt'S nil.non-ltlld ahlr lo ~·or~ clo:.o~ly KEYPUNCH ... ,.[) \\lnd•i\\ ~harlr~. "''II s7·11 .\flf•r ,;p :n ~.111 H 1~ T<l11r1·. t<J•··r. t"'orn ( .. \'!'' ~r.1, most C'a"t.'S ~\lat lc115t wlde c11n oiler the profl'l!· ~·,i nianagetncnt. Sh. rt'qd 1 SECRETARIES 1ra1n, Custom Sharie .~· ;;1,-,-ll'i !t 1111t•·r-,\\1 \ .,.,i .. h.·1·1. ,,, , ol your tu~t1~n. pal~. stonal gro .... ·th & ndi·anre-\\e art~ ~ _ ~1\·1s1on _o.f , , Or~JlE.'ry Shnp. 3Zi'G I:: C'fl!l~l fI'.\'E -Ql'.\l.fT\ l'E'P..SJA:-; 1 ~;-.n \f11>r t111n1 r;il\ l~•y 1\nd1f you quttl1{)\ICl~g!\e men! opportunitiC's i·ou·rt' Salt'goairl.:\\:SE 1-0 f_,. \\'ho 11anl rl1~n.fied & 11 .... ).CO;\l I · l'.LGS. ·,1,.1;.7 ynu your c-ho1ce of training. Jookin~ ror +an xlni C'llni· ~!lent bt-ni>lil1'1 1ncluding J st1mlllati11~ Ion·.: ur 11hort · ; ~!• 1,..,, rt,\lr: 1-:..,\\'l-; \\l''ll put 1! u1 1\T1tlng. nli~sLOn ~tnJ\'lurf": Conrricl pruftl sharing. 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Cl!OP!' LATt: morlrl f1E frn,1!n.'f' .5·1~ ;4.;i;. - VILLAGE R EAL. ESTATL. 1"C'lr1g. SlOO ~!n1mon~ 111n (;~.H\IA' :--hrt•r.•·1'<! 1"1'•['} 962·2"156. THE SAN FRANCISCAN RESTAURANT A:\T IQ t' E: ru i:: i:: rd! y 11f'd S:fl •ii;• •!6-... iJ.~ after '.\'.,,..rl, In' .ni,: t , "' 11· '.o1 I R EAL EST,\TE handsomr rock nu1plr h1;11k !;pin. ·,;,.)·r111,1 r;: Hl~ f>.!O llt: CL!t.NTi' & BL'YERS 11 Now A cceptin9 Applic•t io11s For : bt"<i~. f1'•n1p w / 4 u;i 1 i r Y Miscell•neoul ·~~~~~:".~'.'.':'~ 'h'n n'' P-·n• -nll c•n •n11nrP~"~ .,n "ht p hr r {! L '"-' "' ,.,,,,-Si?'·, 1:1e,;111! "mll • ....;w,;..:'c"c'oed;:_ _____ s_1..;o .,..,.~.., 11r :.,,p .'•lld ;-.1,r.11n \lirh'l. ti• ti.\!l.' r11.nr II!. '.)1llrr>i 1.)o·pl ' \\ .. 1 1'111 ~t ;.., .• Y111k ;-.. '1 11,111 J r r' ~,\\11.. AOl•Ht,,. v. 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STACO SWITCH, INC. ~u"t:I 1~~~\t bt't ~o f::,~ LUNCH COOKS DINNER COOKS r:1r\;,j ";(1qur IT~·krr. l'l l'llt'diatcly . Contac t BROILER COOKS hr.11111 todrscnh4', $.l:i: ,\)llO \\'A \;TED Gi>• I•:)• l' \\ " 1ni; or 001 Rrn~<Jn~t \r 64&-Yi \~ l:'\..,T\\T SF;\\J:'\1: B<1(ll~ ~1·\1· tNl:1\· \\'rar I 1n,•1rr•11\ S' . 1r •. 1<1f\ n.~.1. nf ~if'' I! l'tl1•• \1i:h1tn,. \ ' 001..0P.£5 :-ih.:OOXOt...'CfL J,..nny Linrl l!-1 srnnl hNl Valltv Realt). Ph on e :'\1nt t'l'>nd. ror S-tll. Tu~l!n. ;··~T\'"T f' \t;"'!ff" ~·" 1x t'rt7.t":!:t o t .. llt•·ll 111' '~ $1. ll11!11 lloul,. I -lf.1 p .• trrm!! """ l l11 .... •111n Q111H l1N1k 'l ' • 1139 Bakrr, Costn i\lc1a ;~9-3041 EctuAI Opp:ir Emp!O)'f:'r fl37-!!iOt Apply In Pen.on. Ro Phon·e Calls. Pliot.t ~'ll--Oii'l. RECEPTlONIST. l'l(l PKp. T\:m your goll <'lubs Into t!E'CCS.'lllj', Con~truction Co. lntenolewlnCJ Monday thru Friday 9 a.m.·S p.m . n :stl"reo. &oil thrm w1th COtN~ ·s1 & bC'fnn'. $4 ~·!1">1' $1. $1.ij' lor 11:'!.h't>S s.is-.Tm 011c, ""'"·r=c=.=o-:"'rhr1·~·1 f1,,•111;;: rn11C'hi11r 11"1 rn,: Pets, Gen.rel 8 50 * Security P tt Prod. * Bt'f'f ~· lh """ ( lh. D 11 L ·,.. $2 Y• ir1/n11 ·r• \:,! ~,.i;-111;; 111~ I· \' 1l•h!1 · '.\ ;o 1.,,H,~ !r.r T1•d•n ·~ 1 \\Inst • ,-, }'. 'ii ii ~11,..!'"f'• ~IW· ~ --]).r, •·h• ·Ir 1h· !-~1,~'. 1 •·! I L\ 111" ,, •la•cl, Slfl - tn i;:~ •f•' fl• .. ·il1,..· li1''·!'.t';7S. The IAStest arn\\' in the, \Yc'L . .a l)Rl\y P\lnl Cln,~lflf!'I nr O C ni"""'rt Girl tG W j R [ln.!ly Pllot Oa~5lllt'I'! Arl ~~~,.,~-~~if; & P~ ~; ... ~~~.~('ct!n" &t1~~{ r~1'~~ ___ _:ll42-\4: 1 • .. 990~101, lmoorted 990.Aulo•, U..d 970 Aulo1, Imported -Autos, UMCI .... -·- 1972 FOR D GRAN TOR!~lO MAZDA PE UGEOT 970 ~Autos. U..d _'19t1Aut0>, U..d -;;o VOi.VO I -CA"~1ARO -~'·~J:\f!td'~ :'utos, Uted 990A-•tos, Used ~-f 197M0RD GRAft-TORINO · 6 PASSENGER STATION WAGON 351 cid. VB Engine <::ruise-0-Matlc 1'ransmission Power Steering Power Brakes, lJisc Front Power 'fai.lgate \V indow AM Radio Alr Conditioner Color-Medium Blue Llcense-118ESD Sl,595.00 See at Employe l)arking lot, DAILY P1LOT, 330 \Vest ~ny Slreet, Costa Mesa, Monday through f'riday. Call 64.2-4321, ask for l\1rs. SEE THE ALL NEW RX4 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '73 DEMO CLEARANCE NO\\' tN PROC!tf:SS SAVE$$$ --:.!001 I::. F1f"!lt St., Santa /\:..a 558-71!71 1 ~G~r•~•1~'m_a_n_. ---~---=-~-~9=681 MERCEDES BENZ Motor Homes Autos Wanted 940 Sale/Rent ----1 1!173 27' \\'INNEBAGO 1notorhon1e, hus everything. \Vlntl'r ffllefl. 962-4587. Trailers, Travel 945 FOR tht' .smnll car .~ Jilt· '''eight low cost lo"ing. 12, 13 & 15' lntllcrs. r.tcM Can1- pt'r Sales, 2036 llarbor, Costn l\1esa OLD 35' Pann1n Trailer s<'I up 1n Adult Park, C:O.I. Rl'CCntly painted & carpeted. '850 or olf(>r. Avail. Mnrcfi ::11. 6'16-&169 Aut9 Service, Parts 949 1968 CA~1AHO conv. 3'.?7, auto. Needl! motor \\'Ork. Motor-doM out of car. $500 TOP CASH $$$ pakl for u~ Al\.1C or .jl'('ps IJ:ll#~l ·14j§)] AMC /JEEP 1969 !!arbor Blvd. <'.M. 50 USED MERCEDES ON DISPLAY '72 MERCEDES BENZ LUXURY 4.5 SEDAN \\'l': would like to buy your B~als tht• crisis, ntore nul<'s old l'ars, please call this per gallon, dl•slsn & cr1J.:1ne number l\londuy -Fridn~' for long lin1e Ch''nen;nip, 8am-6pm for imn1cd & free «if1ss11• lluc!I, ari~t0t:ru11c pic:kup, ;,.17-3007. bc1n1ty 11nd Mfety, 1·hoose fron1 t\'.'O: $S.l9:1. Could Hr· Autos, Imported 970 rnni.:c lease fur su11ablc ALFA ROMEO party (8&11''U0) (47:1GUZ1 . '69 CONTINENTAL '57 ALF'A Romeo, n<'t"!•ls MARK 111 tr11n~. llE'll or r;.1dc to~ Loadcll, lov,• niill'age {\\'Xr.1· motorcyl'le. 6-16-7963 56!)). BENTLEY $2699 tlrm. 543-3691. S-''v"°w~"""""'R'°'E"P°'A"m~. -V"°'E°'r""<~Y· BENTLEY ·oo. -2. sed. Im· '71 L TO REASONARLE. II 0 ~1 £ n11t1.'., ~I. lmd, fa~t nlr, Only 37,COO miles; fAt loty nlr· CAL' S. Nick & V $~. Firm. ·194--8566, Rm t.'Qnd., PS, f-'B, powt•r win· ...... C>rnc. '.105 00\\'S (133DTD1 . ~"'~'-~"~"-· -----B'"'W $1695 TRUCK tires. Brnnd nl'W 1¥1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;( House of Imports Ountaps, 12Xl6.5, 8 ply, 2 for $S5. 497-2817 IUTM. DlAlll IOI 513.7250 BAVARIAN ]§] ~ o- EXEC. CARS F'OR LEAS!::. iml--~-1 T Antlques/Cl1ssics 953 8 '58 PA CKARD. rec en l l y overhauled, new tirrs & brks .• Best offer, 552-7323 '24 MODEL T touring !edan, comp\. restored, $3_,000. call collect. 793-4608 • i Choose rron1 4 fully equip- ped lo\\· mileage 450 SB 36 ~10 lease $:!15.18 per nio. OEL + Tax Lie. .&rial ·No. l»116. Take your L"ar 111 trHd'-'. ENGLISl f Cu.:,b""'c.~·~,----d~o car. 3 dr w/meter. diesel. $3,00J. :HG-0075, 546-0076 4-Wheel Drive 961 New '73 Savarles at HUGE SAVINGS! Jim Slemons ·Imports ,'(l.i'llT ! H.~:-o\VNE:D ::11l Quail lil\J\\'"s: i\c\\1~>rt Ucuth :;~ =·~~An~il~~n roof' JO:NTJ-:R Fl~:icARTllUR "72 3./1 C:-;,\ -Jo u1il('S "ti6 lbOO Tl · 4 .speed NOW OPEN Mission Viefo Imports 5 yr. or 50.IXXl mile l\'llrt'Rnly ,, :· , ;i> NEW PEUGEOT DEALER I Cumr.k te S1 cs c :d St:1·\: · I !i:.I t'OnlJl:IC' s 0.1 1IL~rl:i,.,,, :1A';IFIC MOTOR IMPORTS • PEUGEOT /SU&ARU 1357 r;. 1.rn::-01111\vi:., \nahelm 5."".:i·ff.lZO PORSCHE PORSCHE '72, 9llT, Coupe ~loi;:.s, 5 ii.pd, nm lm &ter«i, )(1nt cond, Koni aupsen1don, I~ •lly ~n:-en on inn, ,.,vt pl,)', $.WI:. 714-552-8772 at~ '71~911-T $6950. 5 SPU. I.F.ATHER SEATS, AIC, Ai.'1/f'M, E..'< COND. FRAN 540--0995 or 6'5-.'307. '7(1 911E. App, group, XllS, stabar At.1 11''1\1 .stcn.'O, Bes! oUer 496-3065 eve. '68 912. Xlnt oond. Low 1111!e11, 33 mpg, $4800. Call 5..li,ij..S5'.J::. --------'74 VOLVO Best Deal Anywhere! LEASE OR BUY All Modelsl OVC:RS...:AS i.) •• !.IV~Y $i)BCIALISTS DEAN LEWIS VOLVO l!l66 llarbor, C.J\I 6'':i-l'l'IO\ Autos, Used 990 UNIVERSAL AUTO SALES 2026 HARIOR ILVD. COSTA MESA e E-Z TE RMS e NEW IN STATE?. OK e NEW ON JOB?. OK e BANKRUPTCY? • OK '72 PORSCll E 914, group. Sil\'l'r ~ith Call 963-4210 """" e DIVORCED? • OK n1ags. '9 PAY DAY SAAB SAAS SUBARU RENAULT FRON!' \,i'fi~..:.:L DRIVE 'li::A!"){)LiART :Rs Dick Miller Motors Xe\v . .r, Used Im;JOr,s I~ \\'. \Varner at So. ~lain Snnta Ana · 557·21'.:~ TOYOTA. '14 TOYllTA Best Deel Anywhere! LEASE OR TRADE All Modelsl DEAN LEWIS TOYGTA PAYMENTS -OK '64 FORD Galaala ~1et:h;1.ni<'s • ,· 1 I rJ.~G322 $48.00 * '62 VENTURA 1 l(\,_;4111 $188 '63 oooc;E DART Ii l'yl. A 1', ;:, :1 (h'.i •. :979) $188 '64 MALl&U V·S, A1'r I "Sr.:sosi \ $188 • '69 DODGE POLARA 2 Or H.T. ,\ir con '. 11i7ACP1 $418 • '68 CHEVY IMPALA \'·S, A T :! dr. H.T. IYS'i !01) $488 l!'lr.6 !l:u·oor. r .:i.t 5 !G-~: ... :1 '68 PONTl:C LEMANS 1.1'.:ASE A BRA~D Nt-_;\V '74 TOYOTA 1200 Corol1<1 Scllan for only $5.'.i.:::.·1 1ier n10. 36 111~. open end lease. .BILL MAXEY TOYOTA · - :"~I H~ \l'!\ 1.::\,J \17 ~n 1!l":>;Tl:\l;!C1S g1 \(1! \'·S A/T PS IYXl,ili!:l/ $488 * '69 TOYOTA 1 S)JCC'd I )'Yli2•15) $788 * 556-7573 av OWNER '61 CAM,ARO RS . l("h •• y • 1· '/Jll~. c .. .\': Ra1!J:i \uto, ' ·r:.uu. 'O\Vl'r Sleerum • 'uwc: Rrl'kC5 • l)lt.c 1''1t111I :lt."C:lric \', indov.·s '.'!IC'h. ( 'Ol'lllfllf' I, OOCI Grit.in Str!erlng \Vhet·I . :tnt, Tires Spa<'<! Saver Spare Used Otily 10,0CK) mi/yr 'i11ltl 1·11r is n vt'ry clrnn turquoise 14•JIJ1 a black .-lnyl top. Ulu~book wholeaale $1175. Besf n:a5, otter lakes. Cla.11 O•fne-r 96.\-1121. · --MUST SE-~L~L- '68 Car.t;iro R!:. \..'.'.c.1n. Tur· 11uoi~t! 11 blk. vinyl lop. 3Zi V-8, fa :. air, P S, P U, tJutu. tr·lllS., radio, po"-cr 1,1n-'01.s. console & n1any o: 1cr e::rral:!. Blut'boolt $1175 · Utst 1·t ~s. oiler takes. C:ill t rl··innl 01'.'ll<'r ~5.1-11 21. -s .. To Appreciate '68 Cumuro It.". All extras in<'l. I, :. P B. uir, au!o, 1~cli0, vinvl top, etc. Must sell. 9S3-U2l. '69 CAMARO, Z-28 F~f stereo, hl'lldt'rs, mn~!, must sell, $1000. 675--512'1 '11 CAMARO. air. auto, PIS. very clean. XI mpg, $2100. 4!_8.-2494 '72 32.000 mi. air cond. new radiaJs, surprisingly good mile&J,.-e. $2.100. 492-~. CHEVROLET '72 CHEVROLET N o v a coupe. Tbls e xceptlonally cll'.'an aulo has automl'ltic transmission, po\\'(>J' steer- ing, faclory a i r con· ditionlng, etc. Drive a car !ha1 is s triking in ap- pearance, economical and saJe. $1975 17 30ETXl John.wn &r Son Lincoln •J\Jercul')', 2626 Harbor Blvd .. Costa l\.lesa, 540-5630. Brand New '7 4 MONTE CARLO Limited offer! ONL \' $3599 Ser. No. 426181 Howard Chevrolet l\luc,\rthur nnd Jainboree ~Cl\"])Ort Beach 8J.l.D.'l.-'"f1 '72 l"'ORD Bronco, complete 1tvailahtc on all n..-w MERCEDES BENZ "Stroppc" t'.On1oclil ion pkg-. 197~ & '73 B~1\\l's. & '72 Cl~EV MONTE CARLO LANDAU ECONOMfCAL. Safe & attractive. Like new 1972 TOYOTA Corona 4 dr. 4 1-----------! and e q u Ip p e d wHh spd. 11.ir. new steel radial AMC automatic . trans., radio, Every oonceivl'lble xtrn. OPEN SUNDAYS FIAT ~fust see. A bso I u le I )' Con p' · · l & Sc>rvi ;;i;:ccy:1:~~~~~ ~JJ.~ 1~~5::: j 2S•~,~~1':~;~:.~:~~ai~kt11:ey tires. Honestly x\nt. 26 lo 29 heater, factory air cond, full mpg.~3-5264. po\\·er. etc. (03101..1 ). Ask- ? &: T.0 .P. No II . __ . ::.11ssion \u·.10 .J::i;,.J100 necess. Days 556-6626. Eves ...__ 1U,s.t.; AV:t.:BY Jl\.vY. BX ITI '71 CELJCA ST. auto. trans., '69 RAMB. \\'gn. Verv-r.ocXI ing S267J Johnson &r Son Hir, landau \•1nyl ton & cond. Gas saver. Afichelin Lincoln Mercury. 2 6 2 6 n1ags. S.11-2040 Dr. $AVE. tires. $950. ~-llarbor , Costa Me 5 a & Wk..ldS 9fi2-42&J. ~ ~-~---~----'I M-B '73, 450SL, Be'llut. But-Trucks 962 ~·102 Marguerite Parkway ter Yellow, all exlras. '72 i\11\ 11, hardtp. 27 mpJ,! BUICK 54~30·.-..--="".---&I ~~i niph, •I spd, rndio, MUST SELL ·~ FORD COURIER i\lis.sion \li~jo Perlect cond. Orig 0\\-'Jler, l"l'Clining scats. 675-32~~ '68 Cam:uu RS Clean Tur ' . ... 831-20-\0 • '1~5-49~9 640--0606, 673-6143 7,000 ml. auto lr<ins, mag USE AVERY P\V\' KXIT. ---TRIUMPH whls. 5 new tires, tinted V.'E'LL sell your prestige l\IB glass. R & H. Paneled -ORANGE-COU-NTV. 'S-!or you~ i::xclu!ivc Orange !---------- camper w/ dual inside Coast area buyers \\'ailing. MOVING MUST SELL lights &r cabovcr !!k>ragc OLDEST Call 83l-2040 Dlr. '60 TR3 TRIU!'ofPH. Reblt cabinet. '7_4 tags. Pr!. _va~e j & J\1-H '73, 450 SL, Black, ..........i ___ ,. 1800 1"'50 •-· 2" E eng, b""" ''"""· . or party. . .x.-.; at ;.., · w/Blk Interior. S l e r eo, lx'sl oHcr. 6TJ-G3 !7 anytime. 19th St., C~I. radio & tape deck. 23,000 ,741 TR S TAG 4 .~. '64 EL CAMINO 321, 44,000 ini. $13,000. 6"2-7463 ,Pirome wire whls., only ml. Muncie 4spd, hunt 1 ~Ill 2i:JD 4 ~. 45,000 orig. 23.000 iniles & XLNT. shifter. XI mcch cond. $840 one ov.·ner ®ites. 831-26ID 831 _2040 Dir. or bst ofr. 842-8113 j5-9 pn11 I 1974 BMW's 1 ~0_1,_. ------- SACRIFICE '69 D 0 d g e . . . . 6G MB 250SE 4 speed, Special w I Aristocrat in s~ock ready for immed_iale XLNT., a real luxury gas camJK'r. Xtrn ~as tank. delivery. Excellent sa~1ngs 11aver 831-2040 Dir. XI •t b ••• 5299 on remaining 1973 models. ___ _ _ ___ _ -n u~" ..,....-· SJ\Ll!:S·S.E lt\"!Ct:·I.1-;ASl.\'G '60 l\1ERCEOES, 220S, xlnt '73 TO\'OTA 1; 'Ton Pickup OVERSEAS DE:LIVERY cood, $1500 or besl oUer. Truck. -hl-1.,x. 12650. att ROY CARVER, Inc. -~-~--~--4pm, M:r:H47 , 11 ... '66 200 Diesel, no odd or <'V<'n ·73 FORD Courier: R.~11 & ltOLLS~:t~Y\~lh St li. lV. fuel problems. !\lake oHcr. Camper:... Low m1., E.'l:Ct'.'l. Costa l\1esa · • ~ CaH_499-2360_=·~-~-~ cond., 615-8876 1 1 -'66 11-IB, 230. pis, pfb, good '62 GMC VAN. new 6 ply 74 s Are Here! mileage, 2 n('I\' tires. tires, camper:" Mu."t sci\. Immediate Delivery! 499-3729 VOLl<SWAGEN MOVING MUST SELL '67 V\V BUG. Reblt eng. ~ cond. $950. or best offer. li7~·G317 any!l111('. 19GO V\V vnn, crptd. nttds minor body V."Ork. $450. S4G-2141 '69 V\V BUG. 4 new Good condition. $975. 551-1539 tirc11, eves, $1800/bsl ofr. 832-9363. S O R • • ,73 V . 963 ave n ema1n1ng s MG 1968 V\V Bug. good cond, 2 ens CREVIER BMW _ new lircs, ttblt en g, Dod ~· '458. ROYAL Sportsman ge S;1lcs e Servi~ e Leasing MG MIDGET """"" =~-~~-~-lwindowl V11n., 1971, Blue, 20.S \V. 1st. s A lU).3171 •62 p 1 d 1970 V\V Bug, Clean, xlnl r v s 4 127" . er ect con Ilion. Mu!l au o., · . seals, Closed Sundays see! Be!t Offer over $600. cond, xtras, See lo ap- "6.·1 DOOC.E DART GT, 6 t·~!. $350. Call &12-4327 after 6: 30 Pf\1. '6-1 BUICK Electra 225. full JlO"'er, including air, make offer, &15-2193 '65 BUICK Skylark, p/b, p/s, radio. Good lralUip. $225. ~238 aft 6pm.. CADILLAC '6S CADILLAC SEDAN DE \'JJ .LE Lu:..unous!y ('(/uippe<>n • s.nOco1n l\1crcury, 2626 li ar o r , Costa J\les..1, !><llr-5630. -----· -'ti6 CADILLAC SEDA.~ DE VILLE. Excellent. Looks and runs hl'aulilu!ly. Equip- ped with full power, 6 way po\\'er 5"at. AM/FM ndio. Lo1v mileage. tSRM133l $975 JOHNSON & SON LIN· I COLN l\IERCURY, 2626 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 54ih\630. \l'.B.. PS/PB, air. radio, 962-?6B9 prec1ate, alt 5, 492-3536 \Ape deck, mai::~ v.·h\s, \\1th~ I B~·l\V, .2002. _1973, Beige, 4 . 'i2 CAD COllfll" DeViUe, oval 1irrs, 41.000 mi., S2.99:i. ( spd, air, rnd1als .. sunrf, a.m-'69 V\V Sqbk, nu1o. Llkc nt'w }''u!ly {'Quipped. Xln't cone!. Conipany rar .. Call Dave, fl [111 st<'"-'? ra~10 8: Ill~ OPEL l'Ond. Sl6!l5. F1rn1. $:'.S50 64:}.-21S2. Aft Spin/ rn 5. , 979-28P.() I d<'1·k. 10,SOO m1.. $5,j()(). Lo • _ I !162·291!1 ""knds. 673-8269 --cnr t:all Dave 8 lo 5 ----.--~~-I quo!!!(! \\'/blk. vinyl top. 37i V-8, fnc. air, P 1S, Pt B, auto. trans., rnUio, JIOWC'l' l\'indO\l'S, console & many olh<'r cxlras. Bluebook $1175. lies! rens. offer takes. Call original 01\"ncr 963-1121. ··1 EL CAMINO. Sharp . • ...... transmission. radkl, heater, musr !Ce and drive to swreclale how nice. IX49J40! $1415 J OHNSON & SON UNCOLN MERCURY. 2626 Harbor Blvd., Costa J.1 esa 54()--{)63(1. '68 O·iEVY Malibu, ..... brake11 & ..... $ 7 0 0 . 640-0166 or 640-0227 alter 3 pm 00 \\'kdays Anytime 1l'knds. NOVA 1970. 36,000 miles. clean, good cond, mwl sell !his week, $1400/ bet oUer. 644-~ or 6H--&'mO • ·13 SS EL CAAtlNO. Air, 11000 mi. Aulo, AM-1''1\f, ninny xtrns. Clean . (TI4l642-7899. IB64 CHEVELLE wagon. Rmu v.·ell, I- $300/bst ofr 64&-5623 good :72 Cl-IEVEL~ ~fALmu C.OUpe. Air, sharp, 16 MPG. Pn\". party. $2100. -Go! into lhe Daily Pilot S.. To Appreclote •r'O lei .• \!I c·:1r:-1 11 ' •• ' s. !) D, air. auto, :· 11'.o, •1iny' to~\ etc;:. i I 1t ~1·1J. ::-;:;..·12t. CHRYSLER 1970 OIRYSLER N e w ~orker, ull JI 1 r as, llf'\11 P.:ir'k1I tires. neerls 50fl\e work, moo. 552-9109 llpm-7 55>"'91 'Ga CHRYSLER, air, radio .. heater. ~rfect condition. S395. 494-6470. COMET '73 00!\1ET 2 DR Company 0\\-ned &: maln-tal~ like new in our !K'rvlce dept. Equipped wtth automatic transmission, alt cond, power sleerlnz, radio, ~ter. l!f:c. Comfortable, safe and economl cal . l318HDEJ S3275. Johnion &: Son Lincoln Mercury, 2626 Harbor, Cosla Me 1 a . :>10--5630. CONTINENTAL 6 PAS~ENGER STATION WAGON 351 cld, VB Engine Cruis!-0.Matlc Transmission Power Steering Power Brak.es. Disc Fronl Power Tai'gat! Window AM Radio Air Conditioner Color-A1edium Blue Llcens&--117ESD Sl,695.00 Se• at Employe Park.Ing lot, DAILY PILOT, 330 \Yesl Bay Street, Costa Mesa, A1onday through Friday. Call 642-4321, ask for Mrs. Greenman. Autos, UMd 990 A•llo•, U..d 990 PLYMOUTH ---FORD 1972 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN 10 pusengel"'StaUon Wagon -400 ckl, V8 erglne Po.,.,"er Sleeting A>l•er Brnket, Disc Front Air Ccindittoner AM Radio Power, Ta.ilgate Window l.icense 767 ELU Exce:llent CondiUon $2095 See at DAILY PILOT C:mploye ParkinR Loi, 330 West Bay Street, Cosla ?t1eu, Monday l h r o ugh Friday. QUI 6U-4321, ask lor lt1tl. Greenman. LINCOLN 19n PLYMOUTH SATELLITE CUSTOM, Z seat \Station \Vagon 400°'eld, V8 engine ToniueDlte Transmission Electronic Ignition Air Conditioner AM Radio Heavy Duty Suspension Roof~ Rack Wcense 103 fVY $1495 See al DAILY PILO'II .C:mpJoye Parking Lot, l30 West Bay SU"ee1, Costa !\fess, 1.fonday t hr o u g b Friday. CaU 642--4321, ask for Mrs. Greenman. ATLAS 'Tl CONTINENTAL MARK IV . Thia beautiful car re flf'CIA excellent care and has all luxuiy ltems. Auto. 1emp. ~Ir condltlon!n~. Af.ttnt st.ereo n.dio, tilt steering sbeel., 4 brand new rirestone 500 steel belted radial tires. lndiviCt:::tl 6 way power seats. (8S7EADJ S6275.. Johnson &: Son Un- coln Mercury. 2l!Ml6 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-5630. "1973 Chrysler/Plymouth Open Daily &....Sun. 'til 10 PM 2929 Hartx Blvd., Costa Mesa . '1!i CONTINENTAL. 4 DR. llNCOLN LUXURJOUSLY """'"""' CONTINENTAL "".i~h factory air con-4 Dr. Townciu". Xln'.l cond. d1ILOnln&. !ult power, AM· I Fully cquipp d. Llhr Inter, FM stereo. Extra clean, st>e vinyl roof speed cootrol and buy today f288ASI{) 6 way P.:T leJllS am/frri $2475, Johnson &: Son Lin-rad. w/sterro taPe. WU! eoln Mercury, 26ai Harbor, sell for $5495. Ccintact Costa Mesa, 540-5630. Pe.rsonnel Manager, '62 CONT'L. full pwr, air, 81lboa B1y Club $285. Looks l runs good. 1221 W. c.oe.st Hwy, N.B. 846-1668. DODGE '6S CHARGER. SE. all exlras incl. PS/PB, air, radio, Gold .w/Cinnamon vinyl lop. $1500. or Bes! oUer. Call . e\'ell., 642-1775 FORD '71 FORD PINTO 4 s~ transmls&ion, rodio, heater, custom exterior. 13'l2COZI. $1577 ~w.ltmi& W TOYOTA 1966 Harbor, C.P.1. 646-9303 1972 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN WAGON VS engine Cntiseomatlc lransmlssion Po\\·cr steering Po\\·er brakes Air conditioning A~t radio Po\1·cr rear 11•indc1v 11795 See at DAI.LY PlLOT Em MAVERICK GAS SAVER '71·2 DR P.IA VERICK CHEAP 644-2559 673-8574 MERCURY GOOD SEU:CMON of LOW MILEAGE '73 J\fERCURY 1\tARQUIS BROUGHAMS. Fully luxury equlpped. Li ke n~ condition. Prl~es s1ar1 at $3975 t51.3814l Johnson & Son Lincoln J\fercury; 2626 Harb:lr Blvd.. Costa .l\lesa 54:;.5S30. CAPRI 2 dr, 3mcc, auto Iran!, a/cond. Saddle roof. Dewr group. Only 1,000 mi's. $QJO Pvt p t y. 67>-1030. ==~~---'72 11-tARQU?S Colony Park station 1vagon. Loaded! Lo ml!es &: immaculate. Buy for whsle. 831-~ Dir, OLDSMOBILE 'TI TORONADO VB, full power, factoly air ron- ditionll\(, 6 way power seat, AM-FM atet'ftl, landau top, Lilt wheel, Juli luxury equip. ped, Unbelievably prleed at $2475. (926KEJ). Johnson 6:- Son, Uncoln Mercury, 2626 ploye Parking Lot, i\tonda through 1''riday, "" \\'es Y Harbor. Cotta M e s a , t 540-5630. 546-1934 1972 PLYMO~u=T~H -1 CUSTOM SU&URBAN STATION WAGONS S to choose from All equipped with: V8 engines Aulomatlc ttammissions Power steering Power brak's ~f radios Air condllionlng Po"'tr rear window Other extras on !Orne Priced al or below Wholesale Bluebook $1395 to $1795 See at DAILY PILOT Em- ploye Parking Lot. Monday through Friday, 330 Weit Bay Street, C.OSta Mesa. 642-4321, Ask for Mn. Green- man. '72 PLYMOlITH D u s t er . Unusually clean, only 15,000 miles, V8, air cond., power steering, pov.-er b r a k e s , radio, healer. 'landau top. C96SEXXJ. Exce llent economy and peI'fonnance $2875. See and drive today! Johnson & Son. Llncoln ltfercury, 2626 Harb o r , Costa Mesa. 540-$30. PONTIAC '68 FONTIAC Sia. Wagon, equipped with automatic, Iactory air cond., power steering, poy,-er b r a k e 1 , radio, heater, etc. Very ck-an tXSP042). P r i c e reduced to $775, Excellent and &ale family and utility car. J ohnson &: Son, 261.6 Harbor. Cosla ?t1 e s a , 54<>-5630. RAMBLER Boy Street, Costa Mesa 6·12-4321, AsJ; !or !\t1~s. Green Sales A ~ '69 RAMBLER 6, &ood gas OLDSMOBILE oronomy. $ 99 s. eau 1nan. -'72 LTD ""· blue w/whil ' vinyl H T, '}S1vr dsk bri;s PIS, AllJ f'~l stereo radlaJs. 846-™2 alt 6PM LTD --. ,. Broui:ham • 2 dr Vin. Ip. fact air. ale, '"I pwr. Xln"t """"· ILIOO 638-5TI6. --- GMC TRUCKS 54S-1548. HONDA CARS T UNIVERSITY OLDS 1---·-Bl_RD __ , ~ Harbor Blvd. 'GI T-BfRD. Very reliable, Costa Mesa 540 9640 one--owner car. Ex.cepf.ional '70 OLDS 88 2 dr v 8 engine condition. Full powr, ' ' • ' alr, $250. 548-5148 net &. xlnt cond, full gas tank. weekends. 613-3558 aft 5. '69 Ford Falrtane, $599, o best ~Needs r ... cun;.ss-. ---bo<ly-. VEGA- body runs gOOct, $400 or ofier , 1-----------1 "'"~ 1970 MAVERICK. auto trans eng, orig O\l.'Iler, 552-7890 aft 6pm 11350 .., FORD. Cood transpor tntmn. $175 or J>e.I oflcr Call 897-Sm. 5'8-3"ra5 PINTO '72 PINTO. Dt'lu.'Ce options. 1'\u radial trs & A C. $1595. 49:'1-1S37 1971 VEGA Camba.ck, $600 & Take Over Payments. Call 543-8702 aft 6pm '72 VEGA GT Hatchback xlnt cond. Altf 8 track stereo. lo mi. ~2389 ·12 DODGt:-: van, V-R, :iulo., !li~2ssu ' ' 1971 OPEL Sra11on 1\1u;on. 'li7 HLL'.E \"\\, ~0>.x l t in·~. '71 CDVr per!. cond. J\1ost mni: v.·he<'ls, O\'ersizt>fl tires, 1 . •. . Auto, 7,000 tnilci;, 1v,c.\lr;i.s.j· l'!U:. & fi'llns . .:'illnvr Lod) I :..Lr.:i.~. SJ300. Pvt pt y . fhe lastesl dr11w 111 the West. .. -.. -.....,-. stri[K'd. Oric-iniil 011·ner. Top \\ f. LL sell your prestlgC> li7:>-091~> 11'p;1\1-.;. lOO. 411~J!l~"i S::.1-274.1 or 640-<XilO nel'(l or USt'! Can &12-5678:..... J _$2995=;..· '-494-'o'-="'='---~~ . , ·" Dally 'Pllor cr~ci1rner 1 --c--io,.,_._ Cf'Tldition $" 651) H;\1\V !or you! E.xclusive -----------s:t~:.!S\9 · -· 552_7000 Orange Coast arcR bliyers Autos, New 980 'Autos, New 980 A_u_10_•~·-"-•-w ____ 980 _ _,_A_u_1_0;..••c....N~ew-----9-80 __ A-'u-to;..•;;.•_N_e.;,w ____ ;..9IOO'-'C.:A.;.u;:.l:.:•.:•·:....:.N:.:•:.:w:_ __ _;980c:.:..!.I ::A::•.::l•::•::.·..:N.:_:;:. ____ 9:.:80:- Cll'lssl!lcd Ad game and sell "i2 FORD Count1y Sr cl a son1ethinz "'" no longer Sia. v.·agn. Xlnt cooo. au " 968 \\'Oiling . Call S3!-2040 (Auth. Autos Wanted dcal..-rl . WE NEED YOUR CADIL1.AC Sh11rp, "'<'An tnrc niode! cars. Pni<l fl)r or Nnt. Ask F"'or Chuek Trnop U~ Car l\lan..'lRCr NABERS CADILLAC 2tGOHatbor-. I l<··-·~0.!!190 TOf> DOLLAR PAID IMMEOIATEL Y Fi';lR M:t . L.. , s Call OJ' l'On1<' 111 to sc~ us-. NEWPORT · IMPORTS :: 3100 \\", C'oas• llwy, :-; B. 642-940S __________ , DATSUN WILL auv YOUR DATSUN, TOYOTA OR VOLKSWAGEN P.\10 1''01t OH. NO'f. \\'I.LL i'A 'i" TOP DOLLAH .. C,\LJ. J{J::NT ALLEN, 540-044:.!. ·70 2.JOZ.Alr, mags, Af.1/~t . tun<'d exhaus\, Xlnt ~'Oftllilioo. 1'.1ust sell. 1:1~1 days, 673-~ l'ves. l\.173 2.J{)Z. ah·, 1nag 1\'hls, 8 1r1u'k tape, ant fn1 radio, mi . n1m . hei.t (lffcr . 557-0iS~ \97:! DATSUN 610 St a I \\';.gon, 6DJ miles, $3700 or I.It's! olfrr. GTH116 .--~--"68 [)A'rsUN \Vngn. 24 n1pg, low hlue hook, S125, Isl $5.10. 11\ki'!!. 4~~952'2_. ---- 'ti.q DATSUN Truck !or ii:a1e, 11'/xtra 1c,nk, best ofJcr1 MS.S-136 I JAGUAR I \VF. utJY f.\!P01l't~:r> .l\t..TO~ BEST PR ICE S PAIDI Dean l ewis Imports 1rllli llr rbnr. C,.\I ti 1G-1 ,1 ~ JAG."65, .i 8 J\!k 11, 1v1res, t:ASl t t'~JI~ V<'1'Y ltOod ro"tl, l\tus1 see, YOUR C.\i~ Sl500. 548-6.\.-17 __ 546_-~ww~---1 JENSEN 1 .-~~~.;..~....,1 - Trivia? It's o reason to reod the Daily Pilot's e nter·tainment poge every Saturday Ji·:~s.:~ J \'.T Jr '.·:;--·Tn r. 1~11 • ~·t'l('(';\r,11 ri r .. 1ri,.. !1 .~·t• ORANGE COAST VEGA H.EADQUARTERS USED ·CARS '70 PLYMOUTH G<te<>, • 1"P!I, C69'1CC ll S1349 '69 FIREBIRO P.S , 111:.c!IO, liNltr, Auto ·cze1t11fl $999 '67 CHEVY CAPRICE CPE '12 CHEVY CUSTOM CPE VI, ,lillfG T'l~t. Po""' w Slll'lllO. ,r,1, Cor>O, fi.Sf>NK) 51899 '68 CHEVY CUSTOM CPE VI, Aulo lr~n1. Powe; S!tt<lng. Air Lol>d, (VIPJ.Oil S899 '61 STATION WAGON VI, Au•o Tr•n"'. "''' Cond, Power S1eerl119, (~HOL! S699 '13 CORVETTE VI, AUTO Tr•11•, l'oW· H S!ttflfto. Air Concl, tS!~ flMA) 55999 • '72 CHEVY 1 Ton Furnltu-re Van low MllKOt \11Wk.l S29~9 19 e 4 C\ll, OIH C•m. •"I· • ,,,. Wheel l•M e DLJC Onlm lrMt1 • 1"11/ CMI S<Hl"Mitoft e l'MclM DalJI e lllMM Air MMfltl" e Oll•I WIS WI"" NO DOWN $7195 Per Mo . WORKING MAN'S GAS SAVER LEASES '74 VECiA Htcllb!:. '74 NOYA f\lfbol>vdrem.llc, ... Av«! tr1<11, 6 cyl eng, dio, c1rpoil1"9, llltlil1 Po-llMrlng ..... u •. • .. MONJN SJ& """'"'" SJ& °"'91' 1 r ng, DOwt dhc bt•~"' l50 \It, tvrbollydr1fl'lllk, wf'lloel CO'lln, bet•• w!llllW9rt1 ''"'-111 9l1u. ..... MONTM s99 '74 CAM4RO CIWl'f lf .... h'IV ........ disc bf.tkH. W VI, tu•l>llllY'O•l fl'lllfc, whftt covwi. btlltd ...,.11ew1111, tt"ted , llU . 1"£• MONTM s99 DON'T UNOIRSfAND LaASIN01 $26•a. 15 h lht tol1I ,.,~ prlc• if'Lc1. t11 I '74 lk. f••'· D12f,,. PHONI: 147·6D!i'7 rtcl prmt. prict i1 $J4Sl .60 i11cludi11q t1x I '74 !'c .. f•11 & 1!1 t"r.Qlh; c~-.r9tt ler 41' 0mo11lh1 011 A~"f'ROVAL oi yollr cr•d:t. at JMr;ftl! 0... •• u. ... ~ .,_.. T...., /.NNU/.L PERCENTAGE R"TE 1 2 .79 ~~. N1 o.-~' llMrM ORDER YOURS TODAY Wt W!h ·~ YM ,......,., Cir.,. Tl'ldl .t.n CrWll .,,.., le """"""" ""°' Tu ... , f'1'.Ct1 G-• Mo .. , ""'r l"u~k•ll-Mtwl o,.,. -n.,, $11 TH • l'M-Wlll t Tll • ,,.. NEW T R UC~< D!EPTe -r •• ,1. ... e• .... $2890 74 • ' NO DOWN' . $8299 PER MO. SJ I )4,50 i1 th• tof,•I c11h price l11cl. It• I •74 lie. f1t1. D1f1r• r1'1 pyll'lt. prict i1 SJ••J.52 i~c?v.11119 •~• l '7" 1;,. f111 I 11! r1r,-y;.,9 ,\1r~1t fer 41 moll 111 o, /,P:'R.OVAL 1f your cr1cUt. ANN UAL PEltCENTAGE r.Ati. 1~.:f~ •• ORDER YOU RS TODAY ' 17 17 I • . San ~lemen1e 'J'o~ay's Flnal f;apis1rano ' EDITION N.Y. Stocks VOL 67, NO. 77, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1974 TEN CENTS Beef Prices Fall; Some by 70 Cents a Pound 7 By UnJted Press IntematlonaJ 8utcbers from Calllomla ' to Maine have ala.shed meat prices 10 tu 20 percent In the past mooth, hoping to booot sagging 1ales during a bed surplus and keep many cattlemen from going broke. The lower prices are expected to go back up after 60 to 90 days, however. "Acri>ss the boanl, I'd say beef prices have come down 40 ceota per pound during lhe past three wee:..>," said Don- ra aid McKinnon, manager ol · O>tlles Supermarket In A ........ Maine. 1be situation ..., stmtlar In every othe1' area ol the country responding to a United Preu Interna.Uonal survey , although in moot ......,. prices • .,. lower on particular cuts of beef instead of acn:m-tbe-board reductions. Grocery stores In Tes.as, CaWomia, Maine, Waahing1Dn. Pb 11 ad e I p b I a . Masadu...its, Illinots and o-gia • 1ans Texas Duel Clerk, Woman Shoot It Out ~ lower meat prices 30me down Hester said bis store red uced the price by J., much u 70 cents a ~-of sirloin from $2.04 last week to Sl.38 a Delpite the lower prices, grocers did pound , but roast beef was the same at not indicate lhoppers have turned ln $1.19 and ground beef held at 95 cents. great ownben back to ateak and roast "You still hear people say It's too high beef. and walk off," he said. "They ought to go "lt'1 going to take'a while for them to out and try to buy some cow feed or f!Dd. out pl'1ca are down and get back fertilizer.'' Into the groove." said John Hester, ~ Cattlemen say beef supplies are now at market manager of the Ylt~ surplus beca~ ol sluggish consumer Supennarkeu in Austin, Tei:. demand the pa.st six months and the • I Seal Beach marketing disruptiorn such as the truckers' strike earlier this year. "\\'e'vc got a marketing problem vie have lo eat our way out of," said John Robinori. vice pres ident of the Georgia Catllemen's A.'ISOC'ialion. He prcdictOO the present lo~· prices will not last longer than three months. "This is as loY: as it's going to get .. Beef 1s a bargain at the present and ~·tit HOUSTON .(UPO -With /istols blazing, a grocory clerk dueled with a woman bandit cla only ln panties and a blouse out· side a grocery store followin g an armed robbery. The woman lost. --~olice Quell Charles Hall, 43, told police the woman entered the store bran· dishing the weapon and demanded the proceeds from the casb regis- ter. As soon as she left, Hall grabbed his pistol and ran out in pursuit. The clerk and the woman, standing about 10 paces apart, ex- changed 11 shots. Hall saved one round and got the drop on the 28-year-old woman. Her pistol empty, the woman threw up her hands in defeat and told Hall he could have the money back if he would let her go. Hall said no deal and called the police. She was jailed. Officers could not explain her skimpy outfit. Trustees Study P"lans For Two New Sclwols Tru9tees ol the Capistrano Unified School Dis1rict looigbt will con.,;.J.,. bids for two new schools and an option for yet another achoo! site in a regular meeting starting a1 7:30. Actioo on bids returned in recent weeks for the coostructioo of the permanent campus for Ca s t 11 I e Element.My School in Mission Viejo will be included In the majoc capital Items coming before the boanl. Other bid! wiD involve Moulton Elementary School in La8una Niguel . A district option to buy another site In San Juan Capistrano also will be COllSidei ed. The site, along San Juan Creek Rood, woold bold an el"""""ry school, built to serve the high-growth areas near Ortega Highway. • • Three developen were asked to r ll'ld the site and dllp-in cash .. help buy It befcre their projects could win final approval from city councilmen in the mi.961on community. Yet another bki item faces trustees tooigtlt -the proposal to h i r e contractors to build oew swimming pools 10< the district's two bigb sdlpol Batting Practice Netting Removed campuses. 'l1le pools calculated to -a total of about $400,000, are being financed throogb 8 spedaJ laling disUict .. 1 up after a district election .. Other Items on the board's agenda t include: , -Approval fur the comlro<tion of a gasoline storage tank whidl would bold ...ny 10,000 gallons of fuel and ... lhe district's problem ol supplytng and storing gasoline !or ill fleet ol can and --Appointment of a pi bldpal fur Crown Valley E;lementary School. -A report on the di.irlct's profl1am calculated to educate pupils on the dang.,.. of venereal .W...... -Hearing a presentation on the initial salary requests from the diStrid's teadling employes. J. W. McMichael Stricken Plli!Y~g ·Tennis, Succumhs J. S. "Scotty" McMlchael, a well· known builder-developer In Orange County, was fatally stricken Saturday while playing i.nnJ. ...,. bis home In San Juan Capistrano. He was &4. A 30CtH>n of an expensive betting Mr. MaMidlael suffered a heart attack parctiee tunnel. was removed from San and died later in the day at Mission Clemente High School over the weekend Gmununity Hospital. and officiajs said it would C06t $1 ,750 to He had been an active buLder in the repair the damage. area for the past ~· years and hi! firm Disruption By TERRY COVILLE Of ftlMI OelrY .. lift Slttf A crowd of nearly 2,000 revelers celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Sea l Beach hurled rocks , boWes and flrecradl:en at police Sunday night when officers told 'them the party was over. Police said most· of the celebrants had been drinking near a couple of Irish ban in the 100 block of Main Street when they filled the street about 8 p.m. "That'! 'li)to .... bU oor fir.I cue ol streakers, males and females, and the """"' ...... .. get m:ited and blod< llafllc," Olfker Gary Mallen Bald today. At 9:15 p.m., tbe Huntington Beach police helle»pter, requested by Seal Beach, hovtted overhead and declared the gathering a~ unlawful assembly. Maiten sa1d the warning was given for nearly an hour before police decided to move the crowd off the street. "About 50 men , wearing protective hebnets with face masks marched in a line toward the c:rawd. That's when they began to throw bbtUes. pieces of brick, rocks and firecrackers,·• J.taiten said. It took police, with patrolmen from Huntington Beach. Fountain Valley, Westminster and Los Alamitos, more than an hour to clear the street of the jeering crowd. After the Huntington Beach police helicopter ran out o( gas , the Costa ~1esa poll~ helicopter was called in to issue orderl: from the air. Majten said 47 people were arrested, five of them were juveniles , and five ISee MEI.EE Page %) Polisli Joke Ott Americans Bern a rd ''Twiggy" Kowalski, manager ol the POOsh mot.ryde racing team aiotesUng t b e Iot«natiooal Champions Qlallenge in c.osta l\tesa last weekend, inadvertertly tokl an ''American'' joke at the beginning of the U...- raoe ~. Buttonholing a Gmn""'J>O'king newsman. the burly 275--pound racing cood! said, "I don't wish to be fonrard , but the Polish nag out there in the Infield is Dying upside 1 Pt>llce were summoned to the field built ~ tracts iD the Fullerton aru area ol. the Triton campus Sunday as well as Saddlebaci: Pupk,J.es, a 00\m." momlng by. baseOoll coadl Mardlall project In the San Juan area. 1be message .... q u I c k I Y MISS SAN JU/IN CAPISTRANO BEAMS AFTER CROWNING For Helen• Alarcon, Beauty R.un1 In The Family Qnee·n Sele~ted Helena Alarcon ~1iss San Ju"n •lelena Alarcon, a 17-year-old Dana •fills High School senior. became ~Iiss San Juan Capistrano Sundoy al a sell-out luncheon in the patio, of El Adobe restaurant. Runners-up in the contest, sponsored by the chamber of commerce were ~tetani Ann Correia and Geri ffcim. J.ti.ss Alarcon is the daughter of r.1r. and l\frs. Bob Johns of San Juan Capistrano, and the sister of a ·former ttile holder, Rosa Alarcon Dupee of San Clemente. The winner was born in Ecuador and has lived in San Juan for about 10 years. Her hobbles include dancing, bicycling, hilting, tennis and skating. She has been a member of the Drill Team for four years~and was head of the team Ulis year. her princesses will be to reign ~vcr the Fiesta de las Golondrinas v.·ttich IX"gin.s today in San Juan Capis trano. Sixteen girls participated in the contest this year making it the largest in the ci1y's history. Other contestants ~·ere Be a I r i z Aguilar. Sharon Bruns. Cheryl Busby, Da\\'JI Renee Gomory , Bcth Lufola, Cindy O'Grady , Kerry Ann Christiansen , C!ndy Curran. Rhonda Fleming, Roberta Olsen. Theresa H}mcr. Tracy Szczepanski and Kathryn s: rkc. ~laslcr al' ceremonies Dick Dicke}' announced the runners up and fashion show eo mmcntator Toni D c c k e r announced the v.·inncr 'A'ho v.·as crowned by last year's winner ~I i c h c 11 e Adatr, .,.,ho rtm noticed the damage. The family home 11 at 32511 La Calma, translated for the r8C'e" officials, 1---~~~Uo&~~md~""'1:'!~a';;lo~11&~R<lilltl~~· 1tl'•of;--.•••~Sa""':J'.~!::.=-=-=-=....,,=::-::=-along with Twiggy'• explanation 1 tunnel used by itudents to practice their MT• McMicbaet wa s a Mam a--tttat-the--red-and-white-Pollolh Her future plans Include attending Saddleback co llege and becoming a .~m:. -Lacouaguc . l..eslie AM Stovall alid her committee v.·ere in tharge of the pageant. The ~·inner received 112.5 in savings bond!f.""She and the-othcr-eontcstants·ebo- receivl'd various gifts from merch:ints. The -first duty of ~ffss San Juan and batting. member of .Al MaJalkab Golden West bamer when hoisted upside down Officers theori:r.ed that s ome o·n e Col'nmanderie Number 43. He also served "becomea the Czech n.'.l.g." working during the hours of darkness as a diredor of the state Escrow * used a sharp instrument to slice off Company. about 50 feet ol the mesii material, then He leaves hi. widow, Mabel ; two carried It off. daugbtera, Mr>. -er-o f THIS AD ASSURED 'PARKING SP A.CE' Anabdm and Mr>. Sally F ...... ol 8"'8; a sister, Mrs. Louise: Hamilton of South Gate ; a brother, Paul McMld>ael Of Yucca Valley, and four grandchilcnn. Pageant Salutes Swallows Here's M advertiser vmo bad no . trwble ftndlng a new "parking spece" "" ror his travel trailer. This Is the Id that did It: II' SCOTS. sips I, elec. brb, -. awning. 1$110. Good cood. Call (Pbooe No.) And what that ad did wos to sell the lnliler In jlllt one eta,,, -oot an unusual ~ ~ p.t1y-Pilot ad"'11i""Lll~ou -.. joln_t!Je.~al!!!Lof bai>P)'. ad _,, dial the direct line to ruutll. PliOOC lQ. 11'/1. I I Memorial ~ will be coodUcted Tueoday at 2 p.m. at the .E._itcal ~ Church ol Fllllerlon. Prtvale burial is ild!eduled with McAuiay·W•llaoe Moc1uary In dlargo ol ~· Miners End Walkout C!IARLESl'ON, W. Va. (UPI) -Weal Virginia coal mt.... ended I -..it loog protest wall<oul today, wblcb. at Iii heigllt, Idled fl,r#f""" and threl1"1"d .. petal)'Ze th• 111tfOll'• 1ta.: Industry. ¥aie orio Mllle1' bad aone bact to the 1>1ts-belan! lhe ... -, but~ of dlaaldenta held odt until local meel1np •• ,,, conducted floodl1. 1be Feaat ol SI. Jooeph w!ll be Alter the ooronaUon the St. Joseph's celelralod by "'°"' ol ch!klr<n at Day baoner will be pr"¥flled to the king Mi3slm San J11111 Capimlno Tuesday and queen. The banner ~ ooe ol the with a colorful pageant which wtn include treasured art.I.facts of the mission . a lllute to the f.amou.'l ,swaJJom. .,.. Entertainment. will then begin with ?be blnb tradidonally return to Se.n maria.chi music and the singing of "When Juan on Man:b 19th. Their Ume of the SwaJ1ows Come Back to Capistrano", arrl'lll will be DoUil by the rill(lng ol a by the soog's author. Leon Renee. mllo!r bell Traditional dantt5 will be performed 1'hil )'fllltt• pageant win be pmented by d!.ildren from tht mission school -doJ only al t:SO p.m. and w!I heg!n under the diroctlon of ~In .. Olan Rym<r with a ~M>n ol childMt from Old and Mn . Paul Arbi.so. A benedicton will MIMton Sctiool, followed by the avwning clooe the pegent. o1 die St. J-.ib'• Doy king and queen, s~ .. in be ailcbroted at 7, Edward BraYO anct-Ktthr)'n-Rymer. lkth--~ 9 a.m. In Father ,Junlpero Serra's are dgbth gradei> 11-the ad1ool llld are hl1Coric chapel, the otd<!t continually _., ... ol ~ !amities. u>ed ~ In Calllomla . ' The P3ieant will not repeated later In the ~·eek as tt hiU been 1n the past, sponsors said. Today marks the beginning of the FiMls de las Golondrinas "'•hich will =~~~hd~~~~ t~er:::uinht~ v.·earing Spanish, Indian and Western costumes lOday and the first formal • fieS'.a 1ctlvlty will be the judging of the. "hairest man in town." Tuf'Sday at :; p.r.i. In the d;.i\\"lltown mtni;:ark. 1\1.·o bearded rontentants llill win pnes -ooe v.'il h the ''raundllest beard" and the other with the "nea~t b£'a111.'' Other advltes will nclude -A pet show, window ooni..t, parade, .00 trail rid . ' bf> for the next 60 to 90 days," he said. \Vray Finney, vlce prt51dent of Ult American National Ca t t I em en 's Association . .sak1 quick recovery for the cattle ind~try will require a rapkl sell· off of current supplies. "Slewed -up featuring ol beef by retailers i.'l imperative." to ke ep cattlemen from being forc:ed out ol business. Finney said. Oil Clriefs Set Formal VIENNA, Aillltria (AP) -The Arab oil proch1cers decided today to lift the oil embargo again.st the United States, Saudia Oil ~linister Ahmed Zaki Yamani said. (United Press International said the nlO'\'e ls U11conditiona!J. Yamani spoke on emerging from the 90-minute meeting of the nine oil exporting countries. "S}Tia did not agree \\'ith the decision and ntlther did Libya,'" Yamanl said. He stressed that his own coontry as the Diggest Arab oil producer would lift the embargo. ...._ lie indicated Kuwait. Egypt, Algeria and smaller Arab oil producers ·eOOorsed the dectsiOfl Syria and Libya were the only two countries against the decision to relleve the oil supply situation in the Unit ed States. Yamarti said. - But a spokesman said their oil min- isters woold meet in Cairo June 1 to re- view the decision. a spokesman arr. nounced. He said Italy and West Genn·ny he:nor-- • U.S. AIDS EGYPT MINE SWEEPS, P•go 4 fon h v.·ould be ('(NiderOO "friendly na- lions" and receive V>e petroleum they l><'<!d. The case of the Netherlands. subjected to a total boycott !lince ac.obcr, was not me11tiooed In the communique issued by the minisers. Yamani predicted before the meeting that the embargo, im~ five month.'! ago becatLo;e of American support of Israel Ln the Octobe r ~fiddle East wa.t, "·ould be lifted, and so did Algeria's ofh cial newspaper El ri.toud jahid. · But Egypt 's semiofficial newspaper Al Ahram forecast the decision to li ft the cmha rgo could be delayed for a week to refer it to an Arab foreign ministetl meefing March 25. The ministers from nine Ar ab countries met for 311' hours Sunday but failed to agree. Syria and Libya were reported blocking a unarumous decis ion to lift the blockade. Se\"eral of the ministers met until late Sunday night in an attempt to draft a consensus document. Others contacted their governments for r u r t he r instructions , sources said. Earl ier Sunday, 13 of th!" y,.·orld's major oil-producing natl~. including seven of the Arab st.at.es, concludt'd a weekend meeting here with the announcement tht"y woWd maintain tht>ir posted price! ISee E~18ARGO, Pa Z) Weather Light zprinkles Tuesday , other- " 1se mostly cloudy with JUSt a te-: patcnes of blue skv fort"C.ast . The v.·eather service calls for highs of 62 at th e beadles rising to 68 in· land. l i'li S ,:PE TOUJ\ Y Loretta Ly11n i! a fo11rth gradt dropou t, niarrie.d at 13, a grand· n1other a l 28 -and the queen of counriv 1nuslr. See Pagt 12. e Mllfltl II L. M ...... 1 C•llfwlll1 I CMl»ff"" ""Jt C-1<1 lJ c,..,_,. n O.l fll Koflcn It lf#ttM'\11 ,... 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Su spect Sa id 'Disturbed' In Sla ying Amos Lewis Ratcliff was mentally disturbed when he shot his estranged wile and her b6yfriend at her Jo'ountain Valley· home. but he was sane withln the legal definition -of the term , · a psychiatrist lestifled today In Orange Counly Superior Court. Or. John Klatte, chief of the county's mental health division , told the jury in the dosing stages of !he murder trial that Ratcliff, SJ, told him he w: "r1ding a wlUte hor9e lmder a white cloud" on July 8. 1m. when Mrs. Betty Ratcliff, 41 . and Craig P. Hirst. 52 of Anaheim, v;ere riddled with bul lets. It ii aJJeged that Ratcllff waited for the couple to returp to Mrs. Ratcllff's horn~ at 1Cl5M P.fom.ing Glory Circle and shot !first ~he fled ac~ the lawn. Jt is further alleged that _ Ralciiff pursued his wife to a nearby home and pumped seven bullets into her as she tried to arouse her sleeping neighbors. Klatte told the jury today that Ratcliff may not have been able to govern his actk>M at that time or an hour later when he allegedly drove to Westminster aM shot Mrs. Ratcliff's girlfriend, Mrs. Barbara Carew, 42. Mrs. Carew was shot and killed in her bed iQ a <Xlllfrontatlon aJlegedly created when katcllff accused her ci encouraging his wile to file a divorce action against him. Proeecutor Robert Chatterton argues that Ratcliff was UTeSted several hoim later with a "death list" of sii: names in his poMeSBion. 'ffie names of Mn. 'Ratcliff, Hirst and Mrs. Carew had been crossed off and the accused man was less than a block away from the home of the foui<Ji name Oil the sii:-oame list, Cllatterton said. "But Ratcliff had the abillly to Jcnow what he was doing," Klatte testified. "'Jbere was considerable mental stress and be appeared to be resign~ to arrest or possible self.destruction but I formed the optnlon that he was legally sane." Ratcliff was committed to Atascadero State Hospital as Jrw r.. in late 1972 but was returned to Orange County for trial this year when it was determined that he had recovered bis sanity. U he is fowxi guilty of murder in the current trial, he will be returned to the same rourtroom before the same jury for a ruling on bis sanity at the time o( the alleged triple killings. New Surfboard Taken by Thief A burglar with strong feet and. an apparent resolve to get a new surfboard battered his way through the wall of a San Clemente shop over the weekend and made off with a $1 37 model, police said . The theft took place s o in e t i rn c. Saturday night or Swlday morning at 1 Infinity Surfboards at 1755 N. El Ca1nino neal. Police said the thief first fol!lld a 11·iJldoY.· not hooked to a burglar alann, broke it and then started in on a wall of tM showrootn. The thief apparently kicked a hole large coough to cra11t·l through to reach the surfboards. OU N•I COAIT IC DAILY PILOT J•c• l . C1111,. 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Lanphear, a Lagunn Beach attorney, ls t'hallenging Rep. Andrew lfinshaw IR- i\'e11t·port Beach) In lhC June primary for the Republican candidacy of the newl y created 40!.h Congressional district. He spoke today at tht Republlcan \\'omen 's Federation o( Oceanside. In a st.rougly-worded s l a t e m e n t Lanphear urged Republicans to unit.e Ln removing the President from of!lce either by enrouraging his rcsJgnaUon Or by impeachment. "Like you, l strongly supported the President for re-election. "GraduaHy and reluctantly, r have observed the erosion of an effective extCUtive bra!1C'h and a s t r o n g Republican Party. "I i'.lm appalled at the President's lack of forthrightness . I have deplored the lack of cooperation on the part of President Nixon in regard to \\'atergate and its related matters I must question the Integrity behind a seeming pal~rn or obstructions lo reveal all r • the relevant facts."' he said. "The cause of the corruption of !he iQdividuals in this admlnistration need not be borne by the Republican Party and must not be acc:epted by it," Lanphear said. He said the Republicon Partl could "emerge clean and strong" if "we recognize this cancer and take steps to rid ourselves of it." "We don't deserve a loss or spirit and 'A·e don't deserve doom for the party l!nless we fail to take the leadership .and clean up this mess," he said. Lanphear is chairman of the Lag\&lla Beach Planning Dommission. The new 40th distrtct, created by• reapportionment of California's federal and state legislative districts Includes the southern half of Orange C.ounty and reaches to Oceanside and C a m p Pendleton. 'Frenzied' Rape Suspect Seized In Palm Springs PAL.\! SPRI NGS (UPI) -Police held a man ~jl1 they suspect 1s the "Palm Springs Rapist'' after a frenzied attack on two tee~age glrls in separnte incl· den~ Saturday night. Jailed on $100,000 ball ts Daniel Raphael A.fendoia, 25, whom auth>rlties believe is responsible for eig~t assaults on women in this de3ert community in three months. A combined force of law enforcement agencies in Riverside County, Santa Barbara County and the city of Palm Springs captured Mendoza Saturday Yl'hen he twice returned to an area where the teen-aged victims were abducted. Officers said Mendoza forced tne first girl and her male companion to drive · him to a remote area where he raped the girl. Thereafter, he returned to the o~gina\ pickup point and escaped, they said. An hour later, according to police. f.lendoza forced a IS.year'()Jd girl to accompany him at gunpoint to another area where she was raped. Again, he rerumed to the original point o{ <;ontact. officers said. Police said 1~1cndoza 11t·as trat't"!d by his au to mob i I e, parked near lhe. International Hotel Thursday night, when a man matching his descriplion failed in an attempt to rape two women, one of v.·hom v.·as injured v.·hen his gun discharged as he pistol·whippcd her. . Officers said l'llendoza is suspected of being Uie same man who began the wave of ra pe and assault last December. . ~1endoza is charged with ltidnaplng, rObbe.ry and rape. British Lassie Picks Wrong Gu y A damsel in distrCM rapped on t~ \l·indGW of a Nev.-port Beach policeman's car ilS '1e drovt"! home from \\"Ork and today she is even more distr<.'Ssed as a result. Olristine T. Graff, 27, a brov.~ycd Britisher "ith no locnl nddre.~. spend the wctkend in Orange Cbunty Jail, booked on a prostituhon charge. Officer Paul K .• '1ula a.m!Stf'd her at East Coast IUghway and l\t.1cArtbur Boulevan:I Friday anemoon, an.er f.fjJS Griff alle8"cdly offered her favors for .sale_ lte claimed she Qllted $25, abou! one-- tenth of the price of a plant ticket back home IO London, and tha1 <he appear..S dcwate and distraught In making the offer. Im.migration aurborilla today were cbtcklng whether_ ihe qualifies ror 11 free ticket. while Mas Graff 1 w n I t e d at[.aignmeot in Jlarbor Judicial Dlsl.rlct Court. L - The Big Bug Business executives feeling the pinch of the fuel shortage can keep their big car status with this jumbo size version of a popular economy car. '!'he "big bug " was built by a dealer in La Crosse, Wls!, and has carried governors, parade marshals and homecoming queens. From l'age I MELEE ... persons were thargl'd \\"ith assau lt v.·ith a deadly v.·eapon. Some officers suffered minor injuries frorn broken glass, said ~1a iten. Five persons arrested v.•ere also hurt. either 11t•hile resisting arrest or from the fl)'ing debris, but nooe were hospitaliC"ld, he added. ~taiten said it has been an infonnal tradiUon for large crowds to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Seal Beach. l Polic:e tnad similar trouble with the crowd in 1972. but not last year, he said. Most of the revelers were near t11t"G r.tain Street bars. the Irisher and Clancy's. Maiten said Sunday's fracas 11t•as oot a riot. No one directly attacked the police or smashed windows, though some . cars were dented and two shop 11t'ifldows were broken, .he said. ' "Imagine 50 policemen advancing on a crowd of 1,~ that doesn't want to move. That's all it was," said the Seal Beach public affairs officer. "It \\'as an wJ!aY11ul assembly." By 2 a.m., the city's public \\"Orks cre11t· had the Main Street clean again, as if St. Patrick's day bad never happened, police said. • Classes Offered In Recreation At Saddleback Reaeation classes from backpacking to bicycling will be offered in the spring quarter at Saddleback College. Registration will be March 25 to 27 !or the new term, v;hich begins April 4. The courses were selected to provide Instruction to increase safe\}' and enjoyment or popular summer sports, a college spokesman said. Backpacking will include study of navigation . safely. fiel d trips, and a study of loc;al hiking areas. Lifesaving includes elements of personal and group water safety, with development of lhe ability to assist or rescue others in danger of drowning. The An1erican Red Cross Life Saving Certificate will be offe red. Other physical education rourses on the spring tenn rourse list include aquatics. aerobics, s11t·imming. archery, golf, volleyball, dance. ten n is. racquetball, rhythms, ~'Qga. '"eight lifting, body building, body mtthanics and self-defeme for women . Burglars Collec t Cash a11d Bonds Burglan broke into a San Ciemenle residence over the weekend and stole a cash box containing a sn\311 amount of mooey and $2.300 in sa'ings bonds. BUt the o"ner, John Alan Carol son of 239 Avenida Socorro, retrieved the expensive documcnls shortly a f t e r n!porting the crime. Officers said the cylpPts left the ho~ with a small metal bo:r; and ran info a nearby field to rinl! it. Patrolmen ' fo\10\/t'ed a freshly trampled path in the fie.Id and it led them to .tM open box and thc..bonds_ ------The ool y items missing v.·c.re $30 In coins. Beat Shortage Northern Students Cliarter Buses DAYTONA BEACll. Fla. (AP ) - Thousands of Northern college students. delermined l-0 beat the gasoline shortage, arc chartering buses to bring them to Florida for Uieir annual rite of spring. Others nre phoning ahead and checking the gas situation "'ith the Florida Highway Patrol. A palrol dispatcher said he gets a pllone Ci'.lll about e\'cry five minutes from anxious Northern or Canadian students plaMing a trip South. Offleial11 estimated today. that more than 40.000 students arrived in Daytona Beach IG soak up the sun by day and to party ot night They are the vanguard of some 100,000 expected to pour into the 'city by Easter Sunday. "\Ve chartered 11 buses and. made the l ,800-mile trip in about 48 hours," said Joe Spengler, 20, an elementar y education major at St. Cloud (Minn.) State College. "A lol of people decided to make the trip this year by bus becat.1se of the gas shortage," be said. "It.~ wal! c~eaper and a Jot of tun. We had pl@llty to drink aboard tht bus and "·e got totally loaded a ll the way down." But Joo Brisk, aoother St. Cloud State student wbo drove his car to Florida. reported no lroublc finding gasoline. Leela Kolodziejczyk, 17, of Buffalo, N.Y .. said she and seven girl friends Customs A g e1its Se ize Militar y ~ Copter Parts WASHINGTON IAPI -The U.S. Customs Service announced today its agcnt11 seized $21.5 million in military heHropler parts. which were being illegally shipped from Long Beach to El Salvador. , The shipment to the Central American country 11t·as one of the biggest ever seized by customs agents in tentlS of value, agents s;iid. Agents said they did not knov.• to Y:hat use the helicopter paMs ,,..·ould have been put in El Sal\'ador. !'Jr \tiether they v.·oo\d ha\'e been shipped to a t'.:!:d coun- try. A spokesman here was unable to say V.'hether the parts included any helicopter armaments or munitions. The investigation was deiCribed as rontinulng. Agenta said the seizure, which was made on Feb. 27 but oot announced un til today, was made at a warehouse pier in Long ~ach. just as the parts "·ere about to be loaded onto a vessel destined for AcajuUa. El Salvador. The parts were being shipped in 18 foot and 40 foot Jong containers and 117 cargo canisters. The OJstoms Service Indicated it actro on a tip that a corporation in La Jolla would attempt lo export the helicopter PMH: to El Salvador without obtair.ing the necessary C ij)Ofthcenses rom he State Department. dec ided to make the trio by plaoe. '·The gas shortage put us off drivin g," she said. "We heard it was tough to get gas." lfotcl and motel owners ,,...ho had a lean winter because or the gas shortage report business is booming. ' "\\'e are 100 percent booked from now until after Easter," said r.trs . Bud Asher. owner of the Safari Motel . Mrs . A.!her said !hat this year's students appear to be drinking more beer and smoking less marijuana. "But otherwise they are just like all lhe olhcr students from years past," she added. "llcre for the sun and the parties." Foreig ners Top U.S. Cyclis ts l n ~1 esa Racing By RUDI NlEDZJELSKI Of ltee 0.11¥ l'llot Sl•tt Foreign racing slal'$ outclassed the American ~peeclway motorcycle team with a score of 56-52 In Costa ·'1csa Sunday to take home the International Champions Challenge tropby. The foreign t.eam, headed by six-time 11t·orld champion rvan .~1auger of New Zealand. beat the Americans In two out of three matches at,. me Orange c.ounty Fairgrounds. Although the invaders ca ptured the title, the American team , captained by Sonny Nutter of Topanga, outscored them 16.J...160 for the three-day series. Sunday's closely fought action brought sOme biller disputes between the riders and referees and ended in a fisUight in front of 5,000 fans involving U.S. cbampion 1Uke Bast and Scotland's Bert Ilarkins. Bast threw a punch at ffarkiru . claiming he \1·as cut off in the cn.rcial last race. and lhe two f is I ·s winging combatants had to be pulll'd apart by oth<or riders. Still feeling ttl! pain from an earlier rlb injury and a bad crash in Sunday 's racing, Harkins limped to th e microphones after the .rophy presenta- tion aod, in a conciliatory gesture , tha.nkl'd the Americans for their hospi· tality and said he hoped lhc foreign all· stars would be in\it.cd back to the U.S. "very soon." ' Poland 's Zenon Piech and Edward Jancarz, after making ~ impressive showings Friday and Saturday, 'A'ere plagued by injuries Sunda)'. Jancarz was unable to ride because ol an ann injury and Piech. after hurting his ribs and shoulder during a crash. continued to ri~. but in visibly "detuned'' faslUon . Individual point scores Sunday were Ivan .l\1auger, New Zealand, 14; Chris Pusey, England, 13 ; Barry Briggs, Ne,,..· Zealand, 11 ; l\llke Bast USA. 11; r.tike t"'uroso. USA, 11; Steve Bast, USA , 9: Bill Cody. USA, 9; Bert Harkins. Scotland, 8; Scott Autrey, USA, 6; Sonny Nutter, OSA7"5: George ASbllr,1\ll!ll':!tll;T,>ni! Dan Becker USA, I. Fro1K P .. el .E1'1BARGO •.. on crude oil until July t. , The Or1anizatk11 ol Petro I e u in J t:xI>ortln1 Counlrleo (QPl':Cl Mid ltl 3eclsion not to r11be the mutel1l price I on 'A'tllch their share of the oil tt:venue b calculated y,•as a f'Pf~·Jll ~sture to'A·ard ttie leading Oil conaumtrs - Western Europe, Japan 11nd the Unllf:d States. · But a ~kesman warned that unleM the industrial nallons con1rolled I.heir "galloplrlg Wlat\on" and lhe pMces the)' tilarge 1he oil nations for their 1 manufactured products, they would ralae the oil price again. The OPEC countries produce 80 percent of world oil exports. Libya has adamantly opposed lifting the embargo because it c I a I m s \\1ashimg,ton's policy remains directed against Ute Arabs. Sources .said Libya was provoked furher .by President Nixon's threat la bis speech Friday to "sk>w down our very reaJ and earnest efforU to get a. disengagement on the Syrian front and a permanent peace settlement" wtless \?le embargo is llfted. Ho11t·ever, Libyan Oil l\finister Ezzedln r.tabruk l\'as reported embarrassed by generally accepted reports that Libyan oil is seeping through to the United States \'ia third countries. Informants said his opposilion to ending the boycott was "firm but toned down . ., Syria, which produces no oil but does .. control pipelines across Its territory from Saudi Arabia, is reluctant to see the oil weapon abariaoned before lsrael ag reis to withdraw its forces ffOJ!l the Syrian territory captured in the October war. Victor DeRenzis Of Sa11 Clemente Succumbs at 65 Victor Edward DeRenzis. a San Cleomtnte resident for the past 7 years and an active member of Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church, died Saturday. He 11t'as 6$. r.Ir. DeRcnzis bad served for several years on the Knights of Columbus Stella Maris C'.oundl, v.·ith the k>cal Italian Club and was a dlarter lector for the church. He leaves his widow, Lee. of the home at 'lZl Barcelona; a. son, Edward DeRenzis of Palos Verdes Peninsula; h~ molher, Mrs. AnJia DeRenzts ol La Crescenta; a daughter, Arlene Lawler of Rolling Hills; a brother, Frank DeRenzis of La Canada ; three sisters, Gloria ~tazzella and Cecilia Capizzo, both o! La C"5C<flla, and Ann Usbeek of San Clemente. Six grandchiktren a 1 s o survive. ft(&ry and r.tass o! Christian burial 11t•i!l begin tonight at 8 o'clock .at the church sanctuary ,,..;th the Rev. J06eph Karp officiating. Burial will be in San Fernando Mission Cemetery. Lesnesk i Mortuary is in charge of arrangemenbl. Santa Ana Glider Pilot, 20, Dies In Canyon Crash A Santa Ana youth atremptlng a 360- degree tum on his hang glider was killed Sunday v.tien it stalled and he dropped 200 feet into a rugged canyoo near Crestline. Eric R. Wills. 21'.l, of Beverly Drive, died when he and his kite slammed into the earth in Devil's C.anyon . San Bernardino C.Ounty S h e r i f I • s deputies said Wills was pronounced deed at San Bern..'l.f'dino Community Hospital follov.·ing the fall. ~ Cormcr's investigators said the victim's remains will be transferred to Saddleback r.tortuaIY in Tustin" where funeral services were pending today. Red Leaves Russia f.IOSCOW (UPI) -Pavel Utvioov, grandson of Josef V. Stalin's foreign minister a!ld an active· dis.!ldent, left the Soviet Unkln today for Vierma and eventually the United States. ?tfore than tY1·0 dozen activist Jews and dissidents gathered at Sheremctyevo Airport to hug and kiss the 3J.year-old chenlical ei;carch ~and-toast-him with champagne. Sirica Will Release Report on Nixon . WASlllNGTON (AP) -U.S. District Judge John J. Slrica ruled today that a """"'' grand Jury n>port on Pre;ideot Nixon's rele in Watergate mild be Cletivered to the ltouse J ad I c I a r y Committee for !Ls Impeachment Inquiry. Sirica aald In bis 21-page opln ion that "the penlOll on whom the report focu,,es. the President of the \Jnited States. has no\ objcaed to its release to tbe commlttee. "Other pttSON are involved only Indirectly.'' Slrica said. He 1lso ·takl~the--report....;-'draws no accuaatory conclusions .• ;it renders no moral or social judgments. The report 11 a simple and slraight.lorward oompnauon of lnlorm.atlon gathered by the grind jury, and no more." ' • Sirica, who S'K'PS down as dlief judge of the U.S. Di>tr!ct Court ID Washing!Oll Tuesday, delayed implementation of hls order for tvr'O days to enable interest.ed parties to file appeals with the U.S. Court of Appeals here. The judg• wro" Iba! "although It has not been e.mphasized in thiS opinioo, It NIXON TAKING CASE TO THE PEOPLE, Page 4 should not be forgot.ten lhaJ. we deal ln • matter of the most. critical moment to the nalbl, an impeachment investtaallon ln">lvlng lhe Pruld"'\ of the Ulli!$d States. "II would bo difficult lo i:oocci•• ol a more compelling need than that of this country for an unswervingly fa ir Inquiry ' J . based °" all !be pertln<nl informalion.'' be .said. Sirica "Id that !be grand jury "strongly recommend,," that its report :ind a satchel filled with evidence shoUld go IQ the lmpe.achmcnt committee becau.st: "Ha\.ing carefully examined t h e contents of the gra.nd Jury report, tht court is satisfied that there can be no question regarding their materiallly to tht !louse Judiciary.Comm 1 t tee's lnvestlgatlon.'' lltp. P•t<r Rodino Jr. (0.N.J. ). ....chnlrman.... of !be House Judiciary • Commllttt, ·told oew1meu he could not oomment oo th e sutmance of Slrica's orde.r wllll he had time to examine it •nd consult counsel But he indicated thRt he wt!CQmcd the. tttlcase or the grand jury papers to the oommiuee. Rep. Edward Hutchlnlm of Mid!lgan1 the senior Republlca.n on the rommlttce, said al.9o he was "\.·ery pleased." "'Ille grand jury ....,Ori WU oJMou..Jy intended -for tbe axnmlttce:. and Ole committee should have 11," Hutchlnlon said. At the Wbl" House, Deputy P""' Stcrttary Gerald L. Warren s.ald Nlxon had been informed of Slrlca '1 declsklQ but gave no presidential reaction. ~ Warren noted, however. that Nlion's chit( Watergate lawyer, J.mai D. St. Clair,_ told Silica the White Hotise had r:io objection IO stndfiig .tlie gr>.nd jury rtPort to the committee. House Speaker Carl Albert ,.Id Iha!, 1·ot0land, It see~ to me lt wu a YCJy good ruUua:." 17 • '· ' .. • • • ., ., "' • • •• ., ., ., • • • "' • "' "' "' "' •• ~I ., ., • ., ., ., ., .. .. , • • • • • • • • A • • ' • ' • • A • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • A • • • A • A ' • • A A • ' • ' ' A ' • ' A • A • <). • A ' ' A A ' ~ •• ' • A • A ' ' • • A A ' A • A ' ' ' • f ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' II NE.W YORK STOCK EXCHANGE l\londay's , Closing Prices SC c;.JLV PILDT I r Year's High-Lows Appear Every S4turday Stocks Take Dive Despite Oil News ' I • J 2 DAIL V PILOT Mond11. Marth 18, 1974 Loretta Dignifying Hil lbilly Music THE FAMILY mcus By BU Dene • By VERNON SCO'lT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Loretta Lynn, queen of coo~ try music, donn't appear often on televisk>n because she has difficulty reading the cue cards. Loretta attend ed s c h o o l regularly until the fourth NAME in th.- NE\VS gra~ and Is self-conscious about her inability to read. She needn 't be. millionalress. She weal'1 sue-' cess magnificentJy. HER SYNTAX IS atrodoos, her her pronunciation of th .. English language worse . But her character, pride and honestv have a shining beauty alt their own. "I quit playing gttita" (nro- nounced gi tar l because t got so thin it hurt mv hack to cqr. rv it." she said. "I only weigh 111 pounds rilt'ht now. "Rwmi"g all ove,. the couri- try perfomtin( keens the weiJ?.ht doW". It also cuts into w"ilinl( time for mv son~s ,_,.l,,.,1lv evervthlnl! t sinP. I wrote mvSf'lf. things 1 know about myseU." COUNTRY QUEEN Singer Lorett• Lynn place. 1 sgubbtd clothes on a wash board, ironed. cleaned and cooked seven days a week. "It ""'' no bed of roses, but that's where I got IOfTle ol the lyrics for my songs. It's the W"V I had to live. And J guess there a"e a lot of things I don't like to think abO:ut. "[ didn 't start singing untll 1961. and life has been good since 1965. Everv song I sing is about my life." · LORETl'A AND Moonev row have vacation homes in r.anadsi iind Meirlco. But L'lr"tta. who has cut 16 ~1~u-s and dozens of 11inR"le re"'l",i hits. re'Tlai"! hasically unchnnee-f. She's a little less ·.,1c:ff,,J ,,• s ...... n~ers. Every· ,..,.., "r n'" fl\VO .. 'I "I don't like !<'I do TV. It's tro oOOnv," she said. "I ciin't "Daddy just yawned and we're pll possin' it around." LORETTA IS probably the least spoiled, unaffected pcrfo.nner in show. business. She is a Kentucky country girl "·ho doesn 't prelend to be anything else. 1.1 o re o v e r • Loretta brings dignity, beauty and enormous talent to fhe world of hillbll\y music. LORF.Tl'A OWNS her own tnwn in Tenfle!\'lee 110w-a ,. ....... ho"S" hamlel n&l'Tled Hur- rlcanr Mills. poo1.d111tirm 25'1. It C"'n!'l'i!ts or a cflurr'h. school house. oost offi~. easoJine pu .... p, wocerv store and mill. nothing, you don't mis, iL 1 look back and wonder how w' survived. We h.ad love for each other." 1-e 11,.,.,~v bu t mvself. No.-;=======:.:::::::-::======:::=; 'lretf'ndin' J''ll anvthing butf She is uniquely out of place in Hollywood. where she stop- ped by recently for the Gram· my Awards. Married at age . 13, the ~molher oJ four children by the time she was: 18. ar'ld a grandmother at 28, Loretta bas survived._ back-breaking labor an d spirit-crushing poverty to become a superstar Her own 19-room hoose---set on 3.600 acres-was built dur- ing the Civil War. "It sure is different from the one-room cabin I was brou v,ht up in down in Butch- Hnllow. Ky.," she said "We used to have pallets on thf' floor with four or five to a bed. I had seven brothers and sisters.. ''But if you don 't have ~----------~ LORE'ITA STilL i!I on the sunny side of 40 She's still married to Mooney ( f o r "Moonshine") , Lynn who helped provide his wife with baloney an d cheese sandwiches during the dark days of their marriage. "I worked for a ranch fami- ly up in the atale ol Washington to pay the rent on a tittle house we had on the C~I ~ C'fH.mtrv. "I can't read real well E''ucation is ;i ~ood thlng lo have, Nlt horse sense is much better." -·-•-..<:iM J BATIERIES '6" up OUHM COUNTY'" IATTllYCO. 724W.1 .... C.. .... .................. 1,1 .. ...,TOf 1 .... .--.. STORM DOOR CORM WARE ® ..... _T!l.!2J~.!~ ... --· • l11.l li~ .. 2.-.m1Mr.i.swldic1t¥"J"'"_ .... tlc_.,. __ COINflOWll (iwt,kfwM} llG. "·" flOIAL IOUQUll ,._~ ..... ·) l(G. '12." 54688 Tr iple Tube SPRINKLER SOAKER • lMAtiM.-Nyl • l-.... c-lrtttleil lw wW.., "" ...... • SI' !Mt. lift R.t. ""' "'" ...... ,... _,ill RIG. 13.49 •2•• luo11 Mahogo11y MILK 'STOOL LOOKING FOR A GOOD BIBLE STUDY? fone ;n lo Channel 30 at 3:30 p.m. or 7:00 p.m. for a study in the book of Acts fought by Dr. Geof9lt Wood, Pastor, Newport-Mesa Christian Center, 148 Twenty·second St., Costa Mesa . "A lflflfetffc 1i•-U, ..,,_,,. . 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ACIOU MOM MONTCLAll MIA I • , 'TONIGHT'S TV IDGIIlJGHTS KCET • 8:00 -~ 5't1l lltlqUests.lbe Plao- ure of . . , This spedal eumlnM the fil'llt year of opentlon of the l!.S. Anny without a draft, and compares oor setup with Brtlaln's volunteer anny. • CBS D 9:30 ~ Salute t.o Jiynes Cagney. 11lo elite of Hollywood pay tribute. t.o the veteran ottor, who made his first publlc appearance in 13 ,..,. to accept the Ufe achievement award from the American Film Institute. - JV DAILY LOG Monday mning Tuesday DAmME MOVIES first rc:r ol op.M;.,,.,, (oj thl U.& Amir wlthcut • llraft rtcn1ft111•111 spt•m 1::d 1 ~·r~ •ilh tM Brttbll m:em of 11111111 • ~ lft.11. Cl_,,,_ llit!!--~ m• .. •= ,,,., ""' • J ...-<com> 'J7--{)!~ M HfttllMd. "'°m""'--m,.......,.11. 2:tl D".lk _.. (m) 'U-Nllo ...... Dlirt .... • (C) .,.,...... (lft) '51-$1111. .., Wintt11, .... llkCtta. ~ .,..,,... 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Fall; Some by 70 Cents a , • By United Preti lntematlonal Butchen from California to lw1alne have slashed meat prices 10 to 20 percent In tile past month. hoping to 9 sagging sales during a beef surplus and keep many cattlemen from gcing broke. The lower prices are ezpected to g back up after 60 to 90 days, however. "Across the boan:I: I'd say bed pPCe,, have come down 40 centa r:r Pound during the past three v.·ee: .J, • said Don- ra • Polish, Joke On Americans Bern a rd "Twiggy" Kowalski, manager of the Polish motorycle racing team contesting t h e Jntemational Champims Olallenge in Co5ta Mesa last weekend. inadvertently told an "American" joke at the beginning of tile three- race series. Buttonholing a German-speaking newsman, the burly 2'7~pound racing ooacb said, "I don't wish to be forward, but the Polish flag out the.re in the infield is flying upside down." The message was q u i c k I y translated for the race official.1, along with Twiggy's explanation that the red and white Polish banner when hoisted up5ide down "becomes the Czedl fl:ig ... Foreigners Top old McKinnon, manager of Cottles Supermarket in Augusta, Maine. 'nle !ituatkln was slmllai in every other .,.. of tile country ...poodlng to a United Preas International 1 u r v e y , although ln ma.t stores prices were lower on particular cuts ol. beef imtead of acroa-flle.boanl mluc!loos. Grocery stores ln Te:us, Callfomla, Maine, Wasblngton. Phi lade! ph la , Massacbusetll, ~ and Ge«gia • • 1ans Seal Beach Police Quell Di-sruption By TERRY COVIlLE OI' -. O.llY l"lllt Slaff A crowd of nearly 2,000 revelers celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Seal Beach burled rodes, bottles a;:i d firecrackers at police Sunday night when officers told them the party was over. Police aatd most of the celebrants had been drinking near a couple of Irlsh bars In the 100 block of Main Street when they filled the ~ aboul • p.nl. ''That's when we had Otll' firs\ case of otnraltm, males and 1..ies. and tile crowd began lo gtt · aclt<d and blocll traffic," Officer Gary Maiten said today . reported lower meat prices, some down Hester said his store reduced the price by as much as 70 cent! a pound. of sirloin from $2.CM last week to $1.38 a Despi'te the lower prices. grocers did pound. but roast beef was the same at not indicate shoppers have turned In $1.19 and ground be(f held al 95 cents. great nwnbe.rs back to steak and roast "You still bear people say It's too high beef. ' and walk off." he said. "They ought to go "Jt'a going to take a while for them to out and try to buy some cow feed or find out prices are down and get back fertilizer." lnto the groove," said John Hester:, meat Cattlemen say beef supplies are now et market manager of the H e b a surplus becluse of. sluggish consumer Supermarkets in Austin, Tex . demand the past six months and the • I The Big Bug marketing disruptions such as the truckers' strike earlier this year. "We've got a marketing problem Y•e have to eat our way out of," said John Rob~. vice president of the Ceorg!a cattlemen's As.sociation. rie predicted the pre.sent low prices will not last longer than three months. • "This is as lov.· as It's going to get. Beef is a bargain at the present and v.•ill . U.S. Cyclists . l1i Mesa Racing At 1:15 p.m., the H1D1linglon Beach police helicople•, requested by Seal Beach, hovered overhead and declared the gathering at Wllawful assembly. Maiten said the wam.ing was given for nearly an hour before police decided to move the crowd off the streeL Business executives feeling the piQch of the fuel shortage-can keep their big car status with this jumbo size version of a popular economy car. The "bi g bug" was built by a dealer in La Crosse, \Vis., and has carried governors, parade marshals '1lnd homecon1ing queens. • By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of l1'tt' CNllY ~1111 Stiff Foreign racing stars outclassed the American speedway_ motorcycle team · with a score of 56-S2. in Costa ~1esa Sunday to take home the International Champlom CIJallenge trophy. "About SO men, wearing protective helmets with face masks marched in a line toward tile <n>Wd. That's "1len U..y began to throw bottles, p~ of brick, (See MEI.EE Pqe %1 Lagm1a Cotmcil to Study The foreign team, headed by six-time world champion Ivan Mauger of New Zealand, beat the Americans in two out df three matches .at t'ne Orange County ; 'airgrotmds. Police in Laguna 33-unit Housing Tract Although the invaders captured the title, the American team. captained by Sonny Nutter of Topa.nga, outscored them 163-160 for the three-day series. Sunday's closely fought action brought some bitter disputes between the riders and referees and ended in a fistfight in froof of S,000 fans ..involving U.S. champion Mike Bast and Scotland's Bert Harkins. Bast threw a punch at Harkins, claiming he was cut o(f in the crucial last race, and the two fist-swinging combatants had to be pulled apart by other riders. · Arrest Visitor On Narcotics Rap A 22-year-old Boulder Cretk man was arrested by Laguna Beach on fi ve narco«ics charges and held on $100,00J bail today, Samuel L. Garrett was arrested at !he Village Inn 696 S. Coast Highway. He was booked for alleged possession of cocaine. possession of marijuana, possession of marijuana for sale, possession of narcotics paraphernalia and pc:iuession of dangerou.5 drugs. Laguna narcotics Det. Tony Smith said a "substantial" amount of illicit material was seized tiy officers but decllned to release the exact amount. Officers also took 20 $100 bills from the man at the time of arrest, they said. A controversial 3J..unit housing tract between Park Avmue and ;l'emple Hills Drive will be considered bY the Laguna Beach City Council al its 4:30 p.m. Wednesday meeting. Consideration of the tract which has faced stiff opposition from residents. was pushed ahead to this. \\'eeJ..'s council session oo urging,. of the developer, ARKO consultants. The tract has been criticized by residents of the Temple llills Drive area for its asserted environment.al impact and increasing traffic. • The developer's geologist admitted during the planning commission hear_ings that the soil the homes v.-uuld be bl.lilt on is subject to "creep" and conventional Laguna Lifeguards Still feeling the pain from an earlier rib injw-y and a ttlid crash in Sunday's racing, Harkins limped to t h e microphones •fie!-the .ropby presenta· Rescue Sick Dolphin tion am, in a conciliatory gesture. thanked the Americans for thei• hoopi· Guild Str:kes A 1 k d lph" ashed h be ch tality anli said he hoped the foreign all· " s c o m w up on t e a atars would be invited back to the U.S. below the ·Beachhouse IM was •rescued ''Very 900l'I." U 'ted p Sunday by Laguna Beach Lifeguard J im Pl>land's Zenon Plec!I and Edwaed Ul reSS Stauffer, founde• of Friends of tile Seals. lawns and gardeM should not be allowed as watering by residents could cc.use earth slippage. Planning commissioners last P.fonday first split on granting approval of the project's environmental impact report (E!Rl. Commissioner Sally Bellerue criticized passages in the report stating that the project would be a tax asset to the con1munity. She said it is an establishe<l fa ct that residential developments cost more in government services thaa they provide in tax revenues. The project EIR \lo'as approved only after Commission Chainnan Roger Lanphear joined with c.ommissioners Larry Campbell and JOlm r.tcDowell \'oling for the ETR. The planning commission split again on approval of the project tract map. However, the map automatically pas~ to the council due lo a time lin1it on its approval or denial . A variance allowing add i t Ion a I residences off an exc~ively !OQg private driYe was denied. At one point In the hearing!, Commissiooer ~fcDowell told t he U.S. Air Fares Called Unjust; Changes Ordered \V1\Slll NGTON (AP1 -The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled tOOa y that many or the air fares charged by the nation 's airlines are unjust. It ordered the carriers to raise coach fares on short·tenn trips and to decrease the price of loog<hstance jou rneys. The board also said the airlines must increase first-<:lass fares over a tv•<ryear period beginning in July. The ruling!\ came as the board concluded its broadest fare proceeding 1fl its 36-year history. 1lle orders , announced today arc effective in three months unless appealed by the airl ines. The board said it found "the existing roach [are structure is unust and unreasnable'' and ordered the fare struct'ure cancelled. ··in th~ long run." th e board said. ·•th e CQfl.ch fare structure. ought to be based u oo the cost of service ... ., The board said this policy should be (Sec Al.R FARE, Page ZI Laguna Planners Janean, after making some impressive Stauffer and Dr. G. R. Ekeberg , a smwmgs Friday and Saturday, were NE W YORK (UPI) _ The Wire veterinarian. took ttfe ma~mal . to the audience that despite the opposition 0£ •• • th• project by residents. it .1iou1d be D.iscu ss Zonm a "]im!lllted ""'""".'" his oplnlon;-tt.net-· ~ _ -plegued·by-injW"ies SW>day ... Jancari wu-Servtce-Culld-muct nited__Pres:s~ tank the two use_ for t~atmg sick _ sea unable to ride because of an arm injury Jntemational today, the nrst strike by hoo'S and. 811~.mptCO to fietp1r.Hov.-·ever. and Piech, aft.er hurj.ing his ribs and editorial employes In the 67-yw history the dol phin died today. (See HOUSING, Page~Z) shoulder during a crash, continued to of the news service. (See SPEEDWAY, Page Z) Management penonnel maintained THIS AD ASSURED 'P.ARKING SP ACE' Here's an . advertM •~ had no trouble finding a new "parking space" for his travel 'trailer. This is the: ad that did It: -16' SCOTS, sips 6, elec. brks, cust.. awning. SSOO. Good oond. Call (Phone No.) And vthat that ad did wu to seJI the trailer In just one day -not an unuSUfll aU>r)I fn>m Dally Pilot a<IYeni....,. If rou want to join the ranks or happy,ad mers, dliJ the dlr.ct llne to results. -642- $671. ' .,. news, newspicture and b r o a d c a s t coverage to UP1'1 clients. Promptly at 8 a.m. -estic gulld- covered rtporten and editors left newsrooms tn UPl's world headquarters in New York City and in other bureaus across the 0t£Untey. Pickets were posted at numy burea111. Foreign operatloas' were not affected.. Tea~ers Walk Out KANSAS CITY (AP) -Publk IChool teachen ulting hight• P'Y and ldmln- islnt1ve changn went on strike today and "' up pld<et lines at tile ciy's 98 schools and I ch o o l adminlstratlon oolldlng. SUpl. Roberl L. Med<lllf vowed to teep the-lcllools open, and <1 .... ~ wen under way at 90m< hi&h schools at the normal starting time. 1 Texas Duel Cl.erk, W 01nan Slioot It Out HOUSTON (UP!l -With J'l•tols blazing, a grncer-y clerk dueled with a woman bandit cla only in panties and a blouse out· side a grocery store foll owing an armed robbery, The woman lost. Charles Hall, ~3. told police the woman entered the store bran· dishing the weapon and demanded the proceeds from the cash regis- ter. As soon as she left. Hall grabbed his pistol and ran out In pursuit. The clerk and the woman, standing about 10 paces apart, ex· changed 11 shot.!. liall saved one round and got the drop on the 28·year-old woman. Her pistol empty. tbe woman t~rew up her hands in defeat and told Hall he could have the money back II he "(OUld let he• go. HalLs~d no_deal -ru1 called the police . She was jaUed. OUicers could-not exp,wn her skimpy outlil. , .. • 'I Standa1:d Toni ro:ht Laguna Beach planning commissioners v.·111 di5CUs.s the ront,oversial .JTI"lf i- family residential zones moratorium and what standards should be applied to the affected zones in a study session starting at 7:30 tonight at City Hall. The commission has been, prodded In Its mulling or the R·2, R·3 and C mne standards by city cooncil demands that work on the standards be given top priority. The city council applied a moratorium on the city's R·2. R-3 and C · mnc construction pennltting only grtolly reductd densillts for four monthl while planners study action wh ich may prevent an overbuilding or Laguna 's older rtsidentlal area.s. QI.her 11ction on a tentative agenda include d.iSCtJssion of the trafnc and cirtulalk>n element and tM land Ust in the city"s sphere of Influence. • Today's Final • N.Y. Stocks TEN CENTS ' Pound be ror the next 60 to 90 days.''. he said. \\'ray Finney. vice president of the Amt'rlcan National Catt I em e n • s As.'iO<:iat1on, said quick recovery for the c1Htle indll.'ltry v.·111 require a rapkl sell· off of current supplies. "Stepped · up featuring of bttf by rctallers is imperative." to keep ratllemt'n from being forced oUL ol business. Finllt'Y said. Oil Cl1iefs Set Fo1~mal Release VIENNA, Austria (AP) -The Arab oil producers de-cided today to lift the oil embargo against the United St.ates. Saudia Oil r.tinister Ahmed Z..ki Yamani said. t United Press International said the move is uncond itional\. Yamani spoke on ernc rging from the 90-minute metting of the nine oil exporting countries. "Syria did not agree v.·ith the decision and neither did Libya ," Yamani said. lie stressed that his own country as the · biggest Arab oll producer would lift the cn1bargo. He indicate<! Kuwa it. Egypt , Algeria and smaller Arab oil producen endot5ed. the dedllon. Syria and J.,ibya were the only t1.1'0 countries against the decision to relieve 1he oil supply siluation in the . United States. Yamani said. But a spokesman ~aid !heir oil min- isters would moot in Caito June l to re-. view the decision, a spokesman an- nounced . I-le said Italy and WeSJ Germ ny hence- U.S. AIDS EGYPT MINE SWEEPS, P190 4 fOrth .,..·ould be considered "fnendly na- tions'' and receive the petroleum they need. The case of the Netherlands. subjected lo a total boycott since October, v.·as not men!ioned ln the communique issued by the miniscrs. Yamani predicted before the meeting that the embargo, imposed five months ago because of American support of Israel in the October !\fiddle E:ast war, would be lifted, and so did Algeria's ofric1al newspaper El l\loudjahid. But Egypt's semiofficial newspaper Al Ahram (ore-cast the decision to lift the embargo could be delayed for a week to refer it to an 1\rab fore ign ministers meeting Ularch 25. The ministers from nine A r ab countries met for 31-J houn; Sunday but failed to agree. Syria and Libya v.·cre reponed blocking a unani mous decision to lift the blockade. Several of th e mmisters met until late Sunday night in an attempt to draft a consl'nsus document. Others contacted their govemmenlS for r u r t h e r instructions . sources said . Earlier Sunday. 13 of the world 's major oil·producing nations . including seven of the Arab states, concluded a weektnd meeting hr.re with the announcement they would malntain their posted prices !See E.'fBAR~O, Pa Z)-. Orange f',oast Weather Light ~pr1nkles Tuesday, other· v.·1sc mos1ly cloudy with just a few pa1ches of blue skv foreca st. The wea tht; service calls for highs nf ti..i at the beaches rising to sa ln- ·' lJ Loretto Lynn is a Jo11rth grodt dropoul, nznrried at 13, a orand· ,,1 .. 1/ter 11t 28 -and the quern 'f country mu.tir. See Page 12. ... ,1,., " -·· • L • .... ' K.-! ..... I '"'" • CMlfiM1111 • 0, .... , C.Ullty • ci. .. niH . .. ,. 1•1¥1• ,..,,., M c..,.;c1 " '"'" , .. ,, ''""'*"" " ''"" IMl'lctlt , .. " ..... ,_,ltn " ,.,...._ " . ., ....... Pitt • "'"''" • «11•~M-ftt • WHtf! ... • ""'•~Cit '"" w-·1 N"n , .. ,. tff!QC-" ..... ·-• A111t L•"""I " - • 2 DAILY PI LOT Mond-'Y March 16, lj7<1 Sirica Ol(s Release of ·Nixon \l'ASHING'roN (APl -U.S. D!atrlct JudR~ •John J. Slr1ea rultd !oday that a 8CC'rt~t grand nary repon Oft Prcs1dl'nl N'ixor\',s rolt· 1n \\'atcrg:itc should be drlircrcd 10 the llolL'i\~ J ud 1 c I a r y Co1111nlltt.'(l for its imp!.'ach1nt.>111 inquiry. Slr ica said in h ~s 22-pa~t' opu1ion th<11 "lht! person on v.·ho1n the report focuSl'S, the Prrsidl'nt of the Unllt'Cl St:.tll'S, has not obJC'Clcd to its rclease tu thi: CQffi fl!Jlh'e. Sus11ect Sa icl 'Disturbed' 111 Slciying "Other pr'f'IMI Br'e lDYO!Ved Qnly lndlttcily," Slrica said. lie also sakt the report "drew1 no aecuaatory con~hok>rul . , . ll renders no 1norol or S()(lnl Judgments. The r~port I~ ;1 slrnp1-0 nnd str:ilghrforv.•:ird con1plh11ion of ii1forrnarlon S:3thc red by the grand jury, :>11d uo nlOrc." Siril';1, \.\'ho sti•ps dov.·n ns ch ief jlH.l~c of the U.S. Llislrict Court hi \\'as hingt.111 Tuesda y. d1·!ayl'd 1111 plcn1<>nt111ton of l1ls Amos Lew is Ratcliff \\a.9 mentally disturbed when ht! shot his est ran ged vdft;> and her boyfriend at her Fountai n Valley llo1nr but he \Vas sane \1 It h in the legal definition of !ht• tenn. a psychialnst tl'stificd 1oday 111 Or;~ngc County Superior Courl. Dr. John Kla11c. chief of lhc t'flunty's mental health division , told the jury in the closing stages of th£' murder trial that Ratcliff. 51, told him he \\': "ridinlit a v.'hite horse under a white cloud" on July - 8, 1972, 1-11lcn Mrs. Belly Rat cliff, 41. ,1nd Craig P. J.lin;t. 52 of Aflahcirn , y;erc riddled v.ith bullets. It is all<>ged that Hatchlf waih"!<l for the coupl e to return to l\lrs. Ratcli rf's ho me at 10526 ~1orning Glory Circle and shot Hirst as he fled across the la\\'n. It is furth<>r alleged lhat Ratcliff pursued hi s wife to a nearby hornf' and pumped 5e\'CO bull <>ts into her as she tried to arouse her sleeplng neighbors. Klatte told the jury today that Ratcliff may not have bcl'n able to govern his actions at that time or an hour later v:hen he allegedly drove to Westminstt!r and shot Mrs. ll.atl'lill's girlfriend, l\1rs. Barbara Can>w, 42. ~lrs. Carew "'as shot and killrd in hrr bed in a confrontation all egedly cn:>ated when Ratcli!f accused her of encouraging ,.. his wile to file a dh·orce action again.st him. Prosecutor Robert Chatterton argues that Ratcliff was arrested several hours lalt'r with a "d<>ath list" of six names in bi.<! possession. The names oI Mrs. Ratcliff, Hirst and Mrs. Carew had been crossed off and the accused man was less than a block av,.ay from the home of the fourth name on the six~me list . Chatterton said. "But RatclUf had the ability to know \\'hat he wa.~ doing," Klauc testified. "There v.•as considerable mental stress and he appeared to be resigned to arre.sl or possible self-destruction but I fornled the opinion that he was legally sane." Ratcliff was committed to Atascadero State Hospit al as ins r in late 1972 but was returned to Orange County for trial this year when it was determined that he had recovered his sanity. Jt he is found guilty or murder in the current trial . he will be retumcd t.o lhe same courtroom before the same jury for a ruling on his sanity at the time of the alleged triple killings. . ' Dairy Agrees To Treat Milk LOS ANGELES (AP ) -Alta-De na Dairies has agreed to comply with a Los Angeles County Jleal th Dcpar tm@nt order to pasteurize all milk dcilvcred today. The order issued Saturd ay can1c after the county Milk Coinmission tcste<l samples of the firm 's rav.· n1ilk fron1 its City or Industry bottling plant' and found .the presence or a diarrhea-causing bacteria , Salm oncllu dublin . • llarold Stueve. nn owner of Alta·Dcna , said Sunday that none ol the raw ni ilk previously sold 1-1·ould be recalled becaus<'. ··as l ~1r as I'm ron cerncd thcrr·.~ nolhin~ ,.,,rong \l.i lh the milk . -If ptttpll' \1·ant lo ret urn any, v.·e will take it back ... OU.NOi COAST DAILY PILOT n.. °'""' CtHI D.loll T ~llDt, wl"' ""1(11 II ~CM r,,. H ..... ~.-.u, lo ll*lltllllll IY '°'~ 0••"9e C•t •f l'\llllt.ftn•Q c-"'· $t~ I• t ""•llot>t o•r DUbl•tlled. M-·· lllrGllQ~ l'"rlll1y, II>< C•1•1 ..,.,1, Ht•~t Ir-.,~ H1.>l'l•"11IO• 8rt<~ v,.,,,1.; .. VllltY. ltQu...: IN<ft. lt•l"t s-•htti ~ :.an (lttrwA!I/ So~ I11"Tti: ,.ap11111...,. 4 •l"'I'• rto0,,,.,11 t(lollcln " fuo•,.ftta WI!~•~••• •'><! $\/"Cit" f "t D••"l'I>'' ~l>lll<o~""G •lo"I II II J:iol w~,, II•~ S''"'· Co"t Mow, (•111••~•4 •ltlt Ra~''' N. w1111 "''"'If"'! lnO Pvll!l1011 J oe.~ It. Cu•liv "\I '' Prt""°"' 114 a.,.,,,., Mo .... ,,. Tht11111 Ktt•ll Ft 119< l hef!l11 "· Murp~tne "'""""'"' '''"" U~I Ttittllllll ftan•o•n Paid The banker husband of 1'1rs. Eun1ce Khonholm has paid an unspecified amount of money for her return after kidnapers contacted hi1n at "his Lino Lakes. ~1inn., hon1e over the weekend. Dr. Gunnar Kron~ holm is awaiting word of her fate. See story Page 4. Flood Control Work Completed At Aliso Creek Flood rontrol improvements have bttn completed along a 1,100-foot stretch o( Aliso Crei!k in El Toro "'hich was ~vily flooded in 1969, Fifth District Supervisor Ronald C45pers reported today. The "·ork, including consiruction of a rcinforct>d concrete ch annel and a single span bridge across Los Alisos Boule\'ard. cost $51~.ooo. The channel v.·as installed from 470 rcrt south of l...os Allsos to 690 feet north or It bcll\'ecn l\luirl11nds and Rockficldlkiule· \":lrds. A spokcs111an in Casp!'rs· off lL'<:' noted 1hc ronlract fir n1 was asses.scd $8,300 for fa ilin~ to finish the project on time. "This v.·ork \1·as necessary to pmtcct agai nst seriotL'i floods such as those \\"hich resulted from hca\'y rains in 1969," Caspers said. He a lso said 1111' rounty is acquiring land for a proposed 80-acre El Toro Commlm ily Par k along rhis sl'ction of the creek. The p..1rk wou ld include trails. picnic areas and a playfield . Classes Offered 111 Recreation At Saddleback Recreati on clas.Scs from barkpa<'king lo bicycling will be offered in 1hc spring 11uarter at S..1dd teback Col!l'ge. Hcgist ration "'"ill be !<.·larch 25 to 27 for lln: ne\\' !crn1. \\hich l>egins April 4. 'J'two courses were selected to provide inst ruction to increase safe ly and cnjo.\ ment f'lf :x>pular summl'r sport s, a college spokesman said. Bac kpacking v.•ill inrlude study of na,·igation. safety. fi eld trips, and a .~tudj' of local hiking areas. Llresaving Includes clem ents or per~id 1tnd gmup weter !Afe!y, wit h dev~lopmcnt of the ability fo assist or rc::->t'\JC others in danger of dron·niil~. The American R1..'<1 Cross Life Sa1•1ng Cl'rti fir:i te \Viii be offered. ()!her _physical cct1u.!ali<Jn courses on tht• ~pri11g !ern1 C\lurs1.1 !!st include aquatics. <i<'robles. S\.\'i mn1ing. archery, golf. volleyball, dance. ! c n n i s , r:tt-quetba!l. rhythms. yoga. "'eight liftinj!, bod~· hui!dinl(. body rnec:hanics ~n~ sclf -<h•fcn~1· for \'.'omen. !\!_ore information may be obtained by callmg 83J·9700 or 49>--4950, Exl. 7·1. Mier for 1wo days to eaabl" lnt.t,...ted porli• to flit 1-3 wttll the U.S. Court ol Appetll """ The Judie wrote th1t 1111~ It hu not been emphasized In this opinion. It NIXON TAKING CASE TO THE PEOPLE, P•u• 4 should not be forgott en that "'c deal ln a n1utter of the most crilical moment to the nation, an impeachment investigation Involving 1he President or tM United States . "It would ~difficult to concei ve of a mo re com)l<'lling nl.'cd than that of Ibis count ry for an uns v.·ervlngly fair inq uiry ba.sed on all the pertinent infonnalion ," he !aid. Sl rica said that the grand jury "strongly recommends" that Its report and a satchel fllled with evidence should go lo the impeachment commillee because: "(laving .carefully . examined the contents of the grand jury report. the court is satisfied that lhere can be no question regarding th<>lr materiality to the llouse Judiciary Committee's il1vestigation." Hep. ·Peter Rodino 0Jr. ! O.N .• J. ), chairnian or the. House JU<iiciary Com1nittee, told newsmen he could not comment oo the substance of Slrita's order w1til he had time to examine it and consult.counsel. But he Indicated that he \l"elromed the release or the grand ju ry paf)('rs 10 1he oommiltre. f!ep. Edwa rd Hutchinson of !\fichigan. lhl' Sl'nior Republican on the C(lmmittec, s<1i<l also he v.•as "very pJqased." "The grand jury report "·as oh\•iou.s ly intended. for rhe commlll ec. and 1he CQmmil~e sboukl. have ii," Jiutchlnson said. At the While House, Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said Nixon had been informe<l of Slrica 's dee ls ion but gave no presidential reaction. Warren noted, however, that Nixon's chief \\1atergate -1aVr'}'er, James D .... St. Clair, told Sirica the White H()l!M: liad no objection to sending the grand jury report to the committee. lfouse Speaker Carl Albert 5ald that, "offhand, it seems to me it was a very good ruling.'' I-louse Majority Lead Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill ([)..~(ass.), said Sirica's ruling "will help expedi~ the mailer." . From Pagel EMBARGO •.. on crude oil w til July I. 'Ibe Organization of P e t r o 1 e u m Expor1ing Countries (OPECJ said lt.9 decision not to raise the artificial price on which their share of the oil revenl't is calculated wa.o; a good-v.·iJI gesture tov.·ard the leading oil consumers - \Vestcm Europe, Japan and the United State..,. But a spokesman \\'amed that unless the indust rial nations controlled their "galloping inflation" and the pMccs they charge !he oil. nations for lheir n1anufacturl'd product!, they would raise the oil price again. The OPEC cowitries produce 80 percent of "·orld oil exports. Libya has adamanUy opposed lifting the embargo because It c I a I m s \\'ashimgton's poli cy remains directed <1gainst tl!C Arabs. Sources said Libya "'as provoked furher by President Ni:ton's threat in his specdl Friday to "slow dov.l\ our \"ery real and earnest efforts to cct a disengagement oo the Syrian front and a permanent peace settlement" unless ;he cn1bargo is liftro. However. Libyan Oil Minister Ezzedln f'.1abruk was reportl'd embarrassed by cenerally actepted reports lhat Libyan oil is Se('ping through to the United Slates via th ird cowitrles. Informants sa id his opposi1ion lo ending the boycott v.·as "firm but toned down." Syri<1, which produCt'S no oil but docs C'Ontrol pipelines across its terr1tory from Saudi Arabia. Js reluctant to see the oil weapon. abandoned bcfort Israel agrees to v.·lthdrav.· its forces from the Syrian territory captured in the October war. Laguna Man Crushed By Plywood Stack LagW\8n Basley Cowman ..was crushed ., and pinned wider a 10-sheet stack o( plywood Sunday_a~ 82L-Templc lli!ls Orh·e. The injured man undern·ent su rgery today at Sooth Coos~ Communlly llo.-.pila!. 1 .. 1gu11a B@ach firemen rr~ponding to the n1edical aid call reported Co\\man's right leg v.·as broken v.·hc-n the heavy ::.tack of three-quarter incb ply....·ood to1>plcd. RETIRING - Sirica reaches UPI flltl>holo Judge John J. the mandatory retirincnt age of 70 on_ Tues.· tlay and will step down as chief j udge of the U.S. District Court in \\'ashington. Lanpl1ear Calls For Impeachment Of President Republican coogres.!ional candidate Roger Lanphear today called for the resignation or impeachment or President Nixon "for the good or the nation and the Republican Par1 y." Lanphear. a Laguna Beach attorney, is challenging Rep. Andrew Hinshaw (R- ~'ewport Beach) in the June primary for the Republican candidacy or the newly created 40th Congressional district. lie spoke today at the Republ..ican Womeii•s Federation of Oceanside. In a strongly-worded s l a t e m e n t Lanphear urged Republicans to unite in removing the President from office either by encouraging his resignation or by impeachment. ' "Like )'Oil, I strongly supported the President for re-election. "Gradually and reluctantly, I have observed the erosion of an effective rxecuth·c branch and a strong Republican Party. ~ "I am lippallcd al the President's Jack of forthrightness. I have deplored the lack of cooperatffln on the part of President Nixon in regard lo \Vatergatc and its relatl'd matters I must question the integrily behind a seeming pattern of obstructioos to reveal all < -!Jie relevant facts," he said. i·nie ca use of lh<' corruption of the indi\'iduals ln lhis administration need not be borne by the Republican Party and must not be accepted by ii," Lanphear said . ' He said the llepublican Party could "emerge clean and strong" if "we recognize this cancer and lake steps to rid ourselv£'S of it." "\\'e don't deserve a loss of spirit and \.\'e don't de-serve doom (or the party unless v.'e fail to take the leadership and clean up this mess." he said. l.anphear is cha innan or the Laguna Beach Planning Commission . The new 40ch district. created by reapIXJrtionment of California's federal and state legislative districts includes the S(lllthern hall or Orange County and reaches to Oceanside and C a m p Pendleton. 2 Homes Struck In Laguna Beacl1 Two home burglaries were reported by LagunaM 10 polire Sunday. Gary Gard, 1273 Gaviota Drive. told officers $;_10. in property and. an undetermined amount of cash was taken from llU,. home. Lost articles include a man's wateh, clot.hinti;;~glasses alld a replica Of a pistol. • James F. Cla~'J)OOI. 1480 Glenneyrc St., reported the t.h~ft of $15Cl in cash from his residence .. Claypool told plicc he fri ghtened the burglar \Vho ran from the home leaving Claypool 's telt'vision set behind. Ch1rl11 H. l.001 ltithorll '· N•ll AnlotHtl M-1119 l:d'"'' "-t•-hMJi Orflc1 122 Fortol A•tn~• #l41ili11f "'''''" ,.o .••• '''· 92.51 "-""'"' • Ill Spa Rape Held Suspect •• ·- c .. 11 M,..· ta Wtoi a.w S!•tt• 1 Ht.,...! I-Jl)J H.....,,.,.. 1 ... 1,.,., HWll .... _ lrKll. 1'11J l todl 19vi...ttd loan C""""M; JIJ Horttl 11!1 t.. ... ir.. lllMI ' , • .,.. .. f71 41 M2 .... Jlt Clac!n.4 A'-'llhit •41-1•71 ~ lffc• Alf o,,.,..,.._tu T...,._ 4f4·f46' c.,,,,)tllr, 1t1.a. O••"f• ce .. 1 l'111111t11~ corn .. ny. Ht -· 11Plft m...,,,1111 .. , tlll!Orlot1 J!Mlttr ot .. w••UM-11 ,..,.i.; ,,,.. IM ~'° wl"-wt '*l<tf P'I" ni!ulM • '-'-"' -· ~ , .. '41 -l•tt .. .., 11 Cotti Mow. (tllhJt11!1. SvblolllM "" Cl .. ritr "" ,,_,,.tr1 " ""'11 n.u Mt1ufti,1 f!'lllll•r• IJHllMllOIU> U.t$ """lfllYf i PAL\1 S PHJ~(;S tLTfl1 -Poliee held 11 man loda.y !hey suspect I! the "Palm Springs Ra.pi.\.!" afti:r A frenzied altack on tv.11 tl.'Cn·agr girls in scpart'.:-Inci- dents Saturday night. . lailrd on .$100,000 ball Is Daniel Ttaphat>l :O.lt•ndo7.:i. 25. \vhom authorities ht•Ue.,.r ts rt!!pon~1b!e for eight assault!! oo 1-1·omen in lhtt de~rl communily in t.hrte rnonth11. A ro1nb1ncd forcr of law enforcement H!(enl'irs In n 1vc01idr Count y, Sllnt.a liarb<lrn C'oun1y and the cl1y of Pnl m Springs captured Mendou Saturday \\hen he tv.ice returned t.o an area where the t~age<t victims Y.'tre abducted. Offle!trs Mid 1'.tendoza forced the first gi rl and her male compan ion to drh•e him to a remote area where he raped tht girl. Thereafter, he ~turned to the .... orl1inel piCkup potni and e!Caped. tt)ty said . An hour later, 11o:»rdlng to police. Mendoza forced 11 IS·year-(lld girl to acoomp.1ny him at gunpoint to another area "'here she ~s raptd. Asaln, he I , murned to the original point ot contact, officers 5Rid. Police 58td ~fendoza was lraCf'd by his automob i le, parked near the lntmiatlonal ·11otel Thurada y nigh.I. "'hen a man matching his description (ailed in an 11ttempt to r"pe two wom en, one of whom WflS injurtd when his gun discharged as he ptstol·whipped her. Officcn said Menctoia is· suspteted .ol being the !ll.me m11n who beg11n the w&\'t of rape Md a!lliault Jost December - Mendota Is charged With kidrtA)'ling, robbc:!ry and rape. Report Ul'I T1lt~tO SUCCESSOR -.Judge George l:lart. 68, will replace the retir· Ing John J . Sirica as chief judge of the U.S. District Court .... in \Vashington. l lart is expected · t.o divide U1e cru.'ih or expected \Vattcrg<1tc cases equally a n1ong the 15 rcn1;iining judges. --- • From l'age l MELEE ... l'OC'ks and firecrackers," !\faile n sa id. II took potu.'t'. "11h patrolmen from Hunun11on Beach, Fountaln V1Uey, W~stmlnalt!r and la Ala.mlto1 , more than an ho ur to cle:ir the atrcct or the jeerlng crowd. Afttr lhc Jluntlngton Brach polict helicor>tcr ran ou t of ga:!>, lhc C.:O~ta ~1cs.'t polict hclit'Qpter -...·ti~ ~·ailed in 10 issue CJrdcrs front the alr. ~ta ltcn sal<l il7 JX'Oplc were arr <'!ted. 11vc of lh(·n1 v.•crc JU\'C'lllil'S. and f1vt l)<'r90ns \\'ere charged v.•1th assault with a deadl y wcaJ)On. ' Sonic of!it'l'rs suffered minor injuries fro1n broken glass. sakl ~l aitcn. Fi vt IX'rsuns arresiro v.·rre also hurt. either \1hilc resisting arrt-st or fro1n 1he flying debris, but none v.crc hosp1tall<'"ld, he tlddt'd. ~1.allcu said ii has been an informa l traditiOfl for la rge crov.·ds to cele brate St. Patrick's Day in Seal Beach. Police 'nad simila r trouble v.lt h the crowd in 1972. but not J;ist yC'ar, ht sa.ld. ~\lost of the revelers 1-1cre nea r tv.·o :-Ol:iin Street bars. U1e Irisher and Clancy 's. l\laitcn said SwKiay's frac as "·as not a riot. No one dirl'ctly <Jltackrd the police or smas hed v.indows. though some cars \\ere dented and t110 .shop ~'lndows \1 {'re br~<'n , hr said. ''Imagine 50 policcinen advancing on ii LTov.·<l of 1,500 thlll docs n·t "'ant to move. That"~ all ii v.·as," said th<' Seal Bcaeh public affairs officer. "It was an unlav.:fui assembly.'' By 2 a.m .. the ci!y's public works ere"'' had 1he f\fain Street clean ag ain. as if St. Patrick"s day had nc:\·cr nappencd. police ::.;aid. Beat Shortage Northern Students Cliarter Buses DAY'TO~A BEACH. Fla. (AP I - Tho usands of Northern college students, d('tcnnined to beat the gasoline shortage, arc chartering bu.ses 10 bring them to Florida for their annual rite or spring. Others are phon ing ahead and checki ng the g;:.s sl luallon with the Florida lligh"·:iy Patrol. 'Fo~'n Planning Groups Convene In Lagu11a Beach Representatives from eight Laguna Beach neighborhood associations \\•ill meet al 8 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall for a "Symposium of Ne ighborhoods" spon. sored by the Citizen's Town Planning Association. lnciuded are Rockledge Neighborhood Associflllon, Bluebird Canyon Neighbor- llOOd Associa1ion. C.'anyon Acres l\eigh- borllood Association, Cresccnl Point XS- sociation. Mystic. Hills Neighbrhood As· sociatin . Arch Beach lfeights Associa- tion. Top of the l\lorld Associat ion and \'ictoria Bl'ach Associa tion. The s:vm~um v.·as called to provide an exchange of opinions, among the associat ions. and as a guide for other rrsidcnt ial ar<>as v.',uch mav wish 10 organize_. 1· RcµreS<'nla~Wes of'~il!age .aguna ;t.f the Civic League as v.·e\1 as a city co uncil representati\•e have been invi t.ed. Fro111 Page l AIR FARE ... i1nplemrnted on a partial basis at first. The board n1led that the fare per ni ile charged by the airlines did not decrease sufficientl;,i as the distance traveled increased, even though the cost to the a.irllne dropped. This resulted , ·the board said, in fares running below the cost in short-haul n1arkets but above costs in the long-haul markets. L"nder the form ula v.·orked out by the board, coach fares bcl\\'een Boston and Hartford. Conn. -a distancl' c.~ 91 mil<'s -\1·ould increase from $15.74 to 518.92.. In com parison, ~liami-St. tcuil! conch nights v.·ould ljrop from $81.80 to $78.70 and r<.!ian1i·S.'.ln r·ranelsco coach fal'('S v.·ould dl'C N!ase from $167.59 to $158.33. The hoo rd s.1id first-{'lass fares. now about J30 perCC'nt.of coach fares, s}lould he raisl'd in July to 137 to 141 percent of coach fares. depending on distance. The board said it found lhe 006t of· providing first-<:lass service ran as much as 163 percent of coach SL'fVk:e depending on di.stanet>. The board said flrst<-lass fares. under its formula . v.'OUld increase in July from $20.37 to $25.93 betwten Boston and Hartford . Conn. First-class fares between f\>tlami and St. Louis would jlUTip from $1~.56 k> 1110.19. ~liami-san Francisco first-clw fR?'C$ \\·ouJd decrease ltom !231.43 to $22;.1;. From Pagel HOUSING ... eslabl!shed element! of the city gtneral . plan. • He-said that although the developer "may represent 1 mJnorlty'1 along .ith buaine~men and realton, and although h~ f1)lt llke the rest or tho opponent1, he \VOUld not deny the proje<:t bc<::nu.sc i1 mot !('gal rN1ulrt!mt!nll. • A patrol dispatcher said he gN it phone call about· every five minutes from anxious Northern or Canadian students planning a trip South. Officials esti1na!ed today that more than 40.000 students arrived in Daytona l:leach to soak up 1ht sun by day and to party at night. They are the vanguard of some 100.000 expected to pour into the ci r.v by Easter Sunday. "\\'e chartered 11 buses and made the 1.800-mile trip in about 48 hours." said Joe Spengler. 20, an e lementary education major at St. Cloud (~!inn .) Slate College. "A lot of people decided to make the trip this year by bus beca'Jse of the gas shortage," he said. "It was cheaper and a lot of fun. \Ve had plenty to drink aboard tht bus and v.·c go t totall y loadl'd all the \~av do\\'Tl." But Joe ·Bris k. another St. Cloud Stale studen t who drove his car to Florida, r<>por1ed no trouble find ing gasoline. IA.>cla Kolodzi<>jczyk, 17, of Buffalo, N.Y .. said she and seven girl friends de<-idcd to 1nakc the !rio by plane. '"The gas shortage put us off dri vinc," she said. "\Ve heard it \\'BS tough to get gas.'' Hotel and motel ov•ners who had a !can \\'inter because of the gas shortage report business is booming. "We arc 100 percent booked from r.ow unlil after Easter." said ~1rs . Bud Asher, 01\'ner of the Safari P.1otel. !\1rs. Asher said that this year'! students appear to be drinking more betr and s1noking less marijuana. "But otherwise they ar c just like all the 01 her studenls from years past." she added. "Here for the sun and the parties." Fro1n Pagel SPEEDWAY. • • ride. but in visibly "detuned" fashion. Individua l point scores Sunday were Ivan ,)1::iugl'r, 1'\1'11' Zealand. 14; Chris Pusey, England , 13; Barry Briggs, New 7,ealand . 11: ~l ike Bast USA. JI ; Mike Curoso. L1SA. l I: Steve Bas!. USA, 9; Bill Cody, USA, 9: Bert Harkins. Scotland. 8: SC'ott Autrey, USA. G; Sonny Nutter, USA. 5; George Ashby,~u.stralia, 3, and Dan Becker USA. 1. Red Leaves Russ ia 1'10SCOW (UPI ) -Pavel Litvinov, grandson of Josef V. Stalin's foreign minister and an active dissident, left the So\'iet Uqion 1oday for Vienna and e\'entual\y th!' United Stales. /\tore than lwo dozen acti vist Jews and dissiden1s gathered aLSherc"rneLye\'o Airport Lo-hug and kiss the. 33-year-old chemical resear'th engineer and toast him with champagne. U.S. Bu.ii.ding Big Wind111ill WASlllNGTON CUPll -The government plans to spend $865.000 over tv.·o years to buUd a space-age windmill to see If the vtind can be hamc~ed economically 10 generate ele<.:tricity. it was announced today. The v.·indmill ~·ill he bui11 al tht space agency 's Lewis ReseDrth Ct'nter. Cleveland , ln a project i:ponsored by the National Science FO\lndation . The agency s3id the wlndmlll ts a 11ep to~·•rd future wind generators capable. of producing 1,000 to 2.000 kilowatts . lt will be the first large \Vind en<>rgy system constructed ln Un ited States in 30 years. , • ) I ' v •• r I r r I .,, 1.e of F litl M ra m· ti th pl u • ' lo di tr st w di • Saddlebaek ....oday'S" F inal N.Y. St ooks EDITION VO!!. 67, NO. 77, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1974 TEN CENTS County Blames Irvine Ranch for Bay Closing By JOHN ZALLER ot 11111 a.Mr l'llllf s11" (,>range Comty health officials alleged today that reclaimed sewage water draining rrom lrvine Qmpany farmlands b the main reason behind Friday's decision to close Upper Newport Bay. County Health officer JOOn Philp said three moolhs or tests show that water draining from the ranch into San Diego Creek may contain dangerous traces of human fecal matlcr. ra Polish Joke 0 .1 Americlln s B e r n a rd "Twiggy" Kowalski, manager of the Polish motorycle racing team l'Olllesting t h e International Champi~ Challenge in Costa Mesa last weekend , inadvertently told an ''American" joke at the beginning of the three. race s€:'fies. Buttonholing a Germaq_-speaking newsman, the burly t7~pound racing ooach said, "1 don't v.ish to be forv.·ard. but the Polish flag out there in the Infield is flying u~ide down ." The message was q u I c k I y translated for the race officials, along with Twiggy's explanation lhat the red and white Polish banner when hoisted up.side down "becomes the Czech nag." F oreig1 iers Top U.S. Cy clists I1i Mesa Rociftg By RUD I NlEDZIELSKI or "" 0111,, f'lkrt si.tt Foreign racing stars outclassed the American speedway motorcycle team with a :score of 56-52 in Costa ~1esa Sunday to take home the International Champions Challenge trophy. The foreign team. headed by six-time v.-orld champion Ivan l\.1auger of New Zealand, beat the Americans in two out of three matches at rne Orange O>lmty Fairgrounds. . Although the invaders captured the title, the American team, captained bf Sonny Nutter of Topanga, outscored them 163-160 for the three-day series. S~y's closely fought action brought some bitter disputes between the riders and. cyierees and ended in a fistfight in (root of 5,000 fans involving U.S. champion Mike Bast and Scotland 's Bert Harkins. Ba.st threw a punch al Harkins, claiming he was cut off in the crucial last race, and the two fi s t .swinging combatants had to be pulled apart by other riders. Still feeling the pain from an earlier rib injury and a bad crash in Sunday's racing. Hark.ins limped to the microphones after the .rophy presenta- tion and, in a conciliatory gesture, thanked the Americans for thei r hospi- tality and said he hoped the foreign all- stars would be invited back to the U.S. "very soon." Poland'3-1.enon Piech and Edward Janean, after making some impressive showings Friday and Saturday, were plagued by injuries Sunday. Janean was unable to ride because of an arm injwy alld Plech, aft.er hurting his ribs and shoulder during a crash. continued to (SH: SPEEDWAY, Page%) THIS A D ASSURED 'PARKI NG SP ACE' Here 's an advertiser v.'\io had no trouble finding a new "parking space'' for his travel trailer. Th1s is the ad th.at did it: • 16' SCOTS. sips 6, elec. brk.s. cust. awning. $500. Good cood. call (Phone No.) And what tha t ad did' was to sell the trailer 11fi just one day -not an unusual story from Daily Pilot advcntsers. If you want to join the ranks of happy ad users, dial the direct line to results. Phone 642· !5678. Irvine Company officials saXl today they intend to continue using the treated effiuent for inigaUon tmtll the health Ccpartmerit can prove cooculslvely that it is responsible for the pollution. "We are not at the present time • c:onvinced that the information available provides a clear Indication that nmoff from our laod3 is the major cause of Upper Bay problems," Irvine Company President Raymond L. Wabon, said. Watson said that the company is • t ans Seal Beach Police Quell Disruptwn By TERRY COVILLE or ,,,. 0-11'1' l"li.t 111tt A crowd of nearly 2.000 revelers celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Seal Beach hurled rocks, bottles a n d firecrackers at police Sunday night when officers told them the party was over. Police sal<1 most of the celebrants had been drinking near a couple of Irish bars in the 100 block of Main Street when they filled the street about 8 p.m. . "That's when we bad our first case o( 1treakeni:. males 8lld females, and the crowd began to get esdted and block traffic," Officer Gary Maiten uld today. At 9: 15 p.m., the Huntington Beach police helicopter, requested by Seal Beach, hovered overhead and dttlared the gathering at unlawful assembly. Maiten said the warning wu given for nearly an hour before police decided to move the crowd off the street. "About 50 men, wearing protective helmel:!ll with face masks marehed in a line toward the crowd. That's when they began to throw bottles, plece:!ll of brick, rocks and firecrackers," Maiten said. It took police, with patrolmen from Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, Westminster and Loo Alamitos , more than an hour to clear the street o( the jeering crowd. After the Huntington Beach police helicopter ran out of gas , the Costa 1'1esa police helicopter was called in to issue orders from the air. li-1aiten said 47 people were arrested, five of them were juveniles, and five per.JOllS were charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Some officers suffered minor Injuries from broken glass, said MaitC'll . Five pers:ins arrested were also hurt, either while resisting arrest or from the nying de-bris, but none were hospilalieid, he added. Maiten said it has been an.-informal tradition for large crowds to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Seal Beach. Police tOad similar trouble Ylith !he crowd in 1972. but not last year, he said . Most of the revelen were near two (See MELEE Page II Viejo Group Plans .to Picket Cas_eers' Offir:e 1be • "Citizens for Removal ol the Closures," a group formed last summer v.'hen three Mission Viejo streets "''<'re c108ed at their intersection w i t h Jeronimo Road, said today they plan to picket Fifth District Supervi30T' Ronald Gaspers' office Tuesday. The group has led a campaign which succeeded in re-opening tv.'O or the streets. Cordillera Drive and Camulza ·Drive. but ~1ontilla'Lane remain.s clO!ed. The purpose of Tuesday's picktUng will be to pressure county olftdals lnto opening Monllllil Lane. The ciUzens COfllmittet abandoned a clew action suit against the county recently because they .. felt they were getting nov."here and were frustrated with repeated delays which kept their cast from coming to a bearing. Following the. ck>sures last summer, the W-oup sponsored foor demonstratlOM at Cordillera and Jeronimo and had a klv.11 hall meeting. The blockades were M'tCt.t(I because a · group of m.ldcnts op t-tonlllla Lane complained to the county that their residential sireets were bt.lng U9Cd as shortcuu. by spttdlng m<Mrlsbr. participating in a joint county, state and Irvine Ranch v.'at.er dislrict committee to seek a conclusive definition of the problem and its causes. Philp today i-eleased laboratory rcsulls he claims show that runoff from the company's fannland violated state water quality standards in 56 of 238 sa mples tested. Philp admitted he still has no concll.Clive evidel'l<."e that these violations are directly responsible for the high le\·el of pollutiGn that has tong be-en knov.il to l'X.isl in Upper :o;ev.1>0rt Bay. But he asserted that the violations indieate that there is a "good reason 10 bcliC\'C that their runoffs are an 1n1portant <:ontribution to the problem. .. The situation is marginal. but since LtJere is a question ~ we dt>Cided that it "'BS prudent to warn the public and clooe the hay." Philp said. Philp also pointt'any ls no! the only agrncy in South • 1- OranJ:e County using rC'Claimf-d se"·agt>. Bul he said \ht> lr\'inc Company St>ems lo be producmg the larg{'St amount of runoft Health DPp..1rtmrnl !('sts show th:it water 1n I.he Back Bay l'.'as ··...,·ell in excess" of state s.hcllfishing standards 10 all months las year Ph;!" said. Standards for body l"OOlacl sports. sul."h as water skilng. were violated f1\·e of tY:elve rnonths las! year. HOW{'\·er bec;.iust• th<' II ea I I h 0 ,.1, l"i .. , surt P~~!o OLO CARS CARR IED DIGNITARIES FROM BEAUTY QUEENS TO STATE ASSEMBL YME N After Two Hour· Long Pahde; Guests Moved to Mission Vieio Inn For Cabbage and Corned Beef 10,000 W atch Miss ion Viejo St. Pat Pa rad e Ai1· Fares Rul ecl U11jus t; C11ts, l 11c1·eases 0 1·(le1·ed The "~·caring o' the grl'Co" in\'aded the Spanish motif of ~fission \°icio Sunday. \\'hen 10.000 persons tumf'd out to v.·atch the fifth annual St. Patrick's Day Parade. Parade coordinators reported 9 0 entries in the event. i n c I u d i n g · Assemblyman Ken Cory t 0-Gardcn Grove), Fifth District Supcr\·isor Ronald Caspers, and Los An geles Rams star Bill Nelson. After the two.hour long e v e n t . hundreds 0£ spectators mO\'ed 10 the !\iission Viejo Inn for a lraditional corned bttf and cabbage dinner 11 n d entertainment by the Royal Canadian Legion Post Scots Pipe Barnt Parade master ·of ceremonies Da\'e DeSoto, or Radio StatjQn K!\lPC a\\'ardi;:d lrof1nics to the follo'A·ing entries: -Special Recognition Floats: Casta dcl Sol !\lontevidea/Cordillero School. -General Floats : first. De Porl'Jla ~See PARADE, P1ige :?I Texas \\'A Slll~<;TO~ r1\P 1 -\Thr C1v1l Acronuut1c.s Bonrcl ruled toda !hat n1a11"' of the :Hr fares ('harged b~· I " nation's a1rl1nes are un1us1. It ordt•red th" carriers to rai!'C roach fares on sh<>rt·term trips and to decrt·asc lhc pr ice of long-distance JOUmeys. The board also said th1~ airhnr:; must increase flrst-class f<1rc s over a \Yd>-ycar period beginning in July. The rulings came as the board concluded its broadest fare proceeding m 1L~ 36-yl'ar history. The ord ers annoiyi.ced toda1r are ('ffl'Ct1vc in thn.-e mopChs unless appea\{.-d by the ~1rli'1es. The boarcl said it found "the existing coach fare structure is unust and unreasnablc"" and orclered the rare structttrc canceled "In I.he long run," tht' hoard said. "the roach rare structure ought to be OOsed upon the cost of service ..... " Duel Cle rk, Wornan Shoot It Out HO USTON (UPI) -With pistols blazing. a 'grocery clerk dueled with a woman bandit clad only in panties and a blouse out· side a grocery store following an armed robbery. The woman lost. Charles Hall. 43, told police the woman entered the store bran- dishing the weapon and demanded the groceeds from the cash reg!s· ter. As soon as she left. ~fall grabbed his pistol and ran oul in pursuit. The clerk and tr.e man. standing about 10 pace~ apart, ex· chan ed 11 shots. ~all saved one r nd and got the drop on the 28-vear-old woman. Her pistol empty, the woman threw up her hands in defeat and told Hall "he coul"6 ha\•e the-money back I( he WOllld let !fer go. Hall said no deal and caJJed lhc police, She wa~ jatled. Officers co uld not explaln her s_klmpy outfit. I The bo.'.ir.cl s.1id this pollc;.· should be irnpll'mt'O!lil 1111 c. p;1rt1.1l ln1~1.~ at first The bonrd ru!Pd thal thr fan· per mllc l·hargt>d by thl' :11rl1nt·s did not dC'CTea~ suff1cicn1ly ;is the distance trave!l-d IIltTeast"Ci. C\Cn thoue:h the l'O:)t to the airline dropped This rt"Sult•-d . 1h" hoanl c;,11d. in far1·s running helo\I. the cost 1n <>hort·h,1ul mark('IS but ;i:,0\·11 rosts in the long·haul n1ark1•t<>. L n<lrr th(' formula \~orkrd out b\ !hf' OOard . coach fares betn·ecn Bo!>:ori ar\d Tf3r1£ord. Conn . - a disl;incr , • 91 miles -l\"()lJld increase from $15 71 to $18 91. In c:ompariYiO, \l1:1m1·~t Louis CQ.1ch night!; 'AOUld drop from $31 80 to $78.70 and )11an~1-San Fra.uciM.-o coach I.arcs_ "''ould dccreaSt,• fron1 S167.fi9 to !i5ll.3.l The board said first-class fares, now :ih(>Ut 130 P.Crccnt of c:o.-ich fares. should Ill' railit.'l,l 1n .Jul~ to !37 to 1~1 1>e.rccnt of cc.;ic:h far~. clf'p1'11d1 ng on d1~lr1nce. ' Tht> bo.1rd ~lie! 11 found lhc m;t of pro\'iding flrst-cJ;i'\;:~ ::.crv1ce ran a.s n1uch as 16:! percent of coach .st:tvicc depending oii d1 slancc The board .said f1r"t~l:1s~ fares. undr·r i1s formula. v.ou!d illfrt'a~ 1n July from SW 3i 10 Sli ~1 ))l.'t11t·N1 Boston and Hartford , Conn F1r,t-clas.~ fares betv.·t'E'n :O.ilam1 and St . I.Qiu' l'."')U1d iump from 110~ . .)ll lo $110 19 ~ll:i.m i·San Franr.LSCO flrst"la..~s fa r("~ would dl-crcasc from $.31.-ld to $2"lJ. IS. ·~he Leap~ lo Death SA~ FRA~CISCO t AP! -A v.·omnn 11 ho parked her car 10 the .'SOulh tower Jot. w;ilked onto th: span, ancl lt!aped Sunday to her death in the 511th knov.n 5ulc1<1e from the t.olden Gate Brldge. ·rhe ~roner ':i office identified her as - -~1arln r f>.1alkerson. 39, of San rranl'lsr.o 0 Department until recently believed the \"10lation resuJted exclusively r r om anirnal -rather than human -fecal matter, it did no! close the bay. ''If 'A'e had tno~'ll last year v.11.at we know ~: v.·e probably would have taken action to restrict its~ ... Philj> said. Philp said there v.·cre no oomplalnt:!ll to the Health [}(>par1mffit o( illness cal131ed lJy hun1an iL'iC of !hr Back Bay during the (See RANCH, P11se ZI Oil Chiefs Set Fo1·mal Relea se VlF.'.'i'.'\A. Au~tr1:1 rAP I -The Arab oil pnxlucers d('Cided 1oday 111 lift 1tx-oil embargo against the UnitC'd State11, Saudia Oil ri.1inistcr Ahmed Z'lkl Yamanl said. (Coiled J>ress Internationa l said the niove is uncondJt ional !. Yamani six>ke on emerging from the !IQ.minute meeting of the nine oil exporting countrie~ "Syria did not agree n·ith the decision and neithr r did Libya ," Yamdlli s.,id. He sires.._~ lha1 his u11·n country as the b1Agest Arab oil produce r l\'Olild llft the emba~o. He indicated Ki110.·ait. l-~gypl, Algeria and smaller Arab 011 producers eodor$('(j the decision. Syria and Liby:i 'A'Cr(' the onl y l'A'O countrics__against the decision to rtlieve the oil supply situation in the United S1ate-s, Ya otani said. But a spokesman ~aid thei r oil min:: ist1·rs \l.'Ou!d m<'Ct in Cairo June I lo re- vic\\' the decision, a spokesman an- tl(ilJnccd Hl· sale! Ital y and \Yest (;enn !lY hel"l<'C'- U.S. AID S EGYPT MINE SWEEPS, Page 4 ---forth v•ould be considered "friendly na- tions" and tcctive the petroleum they need . TI1c case of the ~etherlands. subj~ lo a total Mycott since October. was not mentioned u1 the communique issued by the min1S('ts. Yamani predicted before the meeting that the ('mbargo. imposed five months ago hc<'ausc of Ameriran support of Israel 1n the Octobt•r i\l1dd1r Ea~t war, 1rou!d Ix-!iftC'd. and ~' did Algtria's off1c1al newsp..1per El ~1oudJahid. Hut Egypt's sen1ioffi ria l netA·spaper Al Ahr;im forl'c.1~! the decision to lift the en1bargo could be delayed for a week to ref('r n 111 an Arab for eign ministers n1eeting .\l<1rch 2.5. The minislrrs from nine A r ab coontrics met lor 31: hours Sunday but failed 10 agrcr. S~ ria <incl Lihya \\'e re n·portl'd hlock1ng a unasumous decision to hit lhc btockacle . Sr\·rral of the minlsi·rrs met unlil latt Sunday night in an aucmpt to dfaft a. C'OO<iC!nsus documrnt. Others contacted 1hrir ~ovcrnments for { u rt h c r insirurlions. sour(.'('s said. ~:arlier Sunday. 13 of the world 's l'!!.ajo r oil·producini;: nations. incl uding seven of the Arab slat.es, ooncluded a weekelld mt'Ct1ng herr. v.·ith the announcement they wouJd maintain lheir posted pricet !Ste E.\JBARGO, Pa %1 Orange Coast We ather Light ~prinkteo: T'11~~y. othe r· \1.1,.;f! moS1ly cloudy \\llh Just a few palthcs of blue skv forec:i.~t. The 1\ealh('r se r\Jt(' calls for highs of 6.l :ii thl' beaches rising to 68 In· iand. ;;\S, llF. TODA\' Lorerra I.ynn is a /011rl/1 gradt: dropo111, marr1rd at 13, a yrand- mothtr ar 28 -a11d tlu.• quern of country mllsiC'. Set? Page 12. '"""' " Mt~i., • ' • '"' ' ,.., .... ,, ,. .... • C•l1lonu, ' 0• ..... c ..... ,.., • CMIHl!lff 1'·11 SrT~•• 1""1f' .. (ltfft!CI " '"'" U·O (NtlWO!'f " lit(~ "''"''" 1•11 ,. .. Htlltt1 .. T>Jl .... l1l0fl " 1!111''11! ,..,, • Tttflt1• • l'fl"1ria111m111t • Wttlhtf • l'illtllCt 11-11 WO"ltfl'I HtWI ll•U l+oltl<OH .. Wtrlf ,. ..... • Allll Ltftftrl " • ;! Ul.1L Y f'ILOT IS SURE 'N BEGORRA, LADY GODIVA STREAKED THROUGH VIEJO PARADE ON HORSEBACK Jeannie Howe from El Taro's Sean Fahy Coiffures Let Her Hair Down For Old St. Pat O.llY P•lot Sr1U Pl'>tlOt HIGH STEPPING MISSION BELLES WERE PART OF ST. PATRICK'S DAY EVENT Annual Mission Viejo Event Drew 90 Entrie s, 10,000 Spectators Along Mile-Long Route Ce Trustees Study Plans For Two New Schools Trusll'l'~ of the C.1pislrano-t:11if1ed School ni~lru:! t1might \\'i ll consider bids for l\vo nt•W schools ;ind ;111 option for y~·r another school s1lc 111 ;1 l'l'l:!Ular nit·cting sl.<lrting al 7:30. Action on "bids rrtun1cd in recent ~·eeks for the l.'OllSlruction of !he pe rmanent campos for C fore the 00;1rd. Olhcr bids 11·il1 involve J\·loulton Elcrnenlary &iiool in Laguna Niguel. A dislrict oplion lo buy another site in San Juan Capistrano al:.o \\"ill l>c considered. The site. along San Juan Creek Road. would hold an ell•n1t•ntary school. built 10 serve U1c high-growth areas near Or tega llighv.•ay. Thrl'C developers \\'ere asked lo find the site and chip-in cash to help buy it before their. projects could win final approval tron1 ci!y cotmcihncn in the 1nis:sion community. Yet another bid itcrn faces trustees tonight -the proposal 10 h 1 r c con1ractors lo build nt'"' s"•i1nn1i ng pools for the district's 1wo high school campuses. The pools calculnlcd to co~t a total of a!Jout $400,000, arc beini.: fu1a n<·rtl through a special taxing district set up after a d1s1rict election. QI.her items on the bo.'.lni's .igcnda include: -Appro\·;11 for the construction of a From J'ogc 1 MELEE. .• . !\lain Street bar~, the lri:-.hcr and Cla nC) 's . :\la1tcn S:ltd Sun<lay"s fracas 11;.i!) not a riot. ~o ont• c!1rcc;tly altact.l'd thl' po!1rc or sn1ashrd 11inclo11s. though son1e l'ars 1\ ere dented :ind I 110 shop 111ndo11 s \.\ t•rc broken h1· said '"l n1ai,:1nc "IO poh('('l\1('11 ;1(1\::tneh1g on ;1 1·ro1\d o1 t.:}(JI} lha1 do1·~11·1 11ant 10 n101r 11l;it's all 11 11·::is.'" s;11d the Sc;il Beach public :1ffa1rs nff1tl'r .. "'l! 11as an unln11 ful ;1~St'n1hh" .. Hy 2 n 111 . !hi· r1ty'S puhlic 11·orks rrr1\' had rhr :\1:1111 :O-lr1·1·t rlran :1J.!.11n. as 1f f't f'a1ricl·.".~ day h;1d 11e1l·r fl.1px·nt·d pt.Jhee ... aid. • OllANCO.l COAST " DAILY PILOT T•" 0•""'1" (,~•1! l).t"l Y PllOl,., ·~ """h ., (II"' .. ...i • .,. 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Classes Off erecl 111 Recreatio11 At Saddleback • Recreation class£'S froni backpacking ro bicycling will be offered in the sprlng l/Ua rter at Saddlebdck College. 1 Registration will be :\l nrch 25 to 27 for !he new term. "'hit'h begins April 4. The courses \1-e rc selected to provide ins!rucllon to incrcns<· !';ifc!y and t:>nJoymern or popular sumtn('r sporl i., a t'ol!egt' spokesman said. Backp.1ck1ng \\'ill include sludv of na\ i~ation. safl'tr. field 1nps. :10d a :.ludy or local hi~ng ;irca3. i.JfC!i31'illg ir1<·ludcs clcrncnls Of 1x·rsonal and group 11;1tcr safl'I\', 111th d1·1elopn1ent of th1',11bi!it\' to a~sist or r.·~t'lll' other.~ in d:in~t•r o(dro11·n1ni:. Thl' . \r11C'r:can BL'tl t"ros~ Life Sa1111g l'1·r11r1r;I!(' 1\1!1 IX" oflercd Other ph~~ac-:1 ! eduea1io11 courses on th~· spring 1crn1 <-011rs(' list inrludc aquatics. af'robi~. S1\·im rning. nrchi'D'. golf. 10J!l',1b:i11. d.111cc. t c n n is r:1(:<1uctb:ill. rh~ 1h111s. .1ogJ. wc1ghi l1ft1ng. J)fld~· huildin~. body 1nC<'h:1nits :ind srlf-defcnS<> fpr "'oml'n. .\lnrl.' 1nforn1:111on ma\' be obtained bl' c;:ilhng 8JI-970U or 49.:,_:1!!50. l::xt. i-l. · Santa A11a Glider Pilot, 20, Dies In C.:auyon Crasl1 . .\ Santa An:i ~'oulh a!ll'inptint: .1 360- d.cg~i o.uJwi b.aJU! iilidc.r v.·as killed :-:unday "'ht•n it statlf'd :ind he droppt"CI :.'!l\J !t't'! 1n10 a rugged canyon near C'rt•s!llne Enr H \\"ill~. 20, of Bc\'rrh· !Jrive, <hl'd v.·hen hl' and hiii kite slaniinro into Ille 1-.1r!h in Dt•ril's Canron. .':"in Bt•rn~rd1no Couniy She r i r f · !;; dt11ut1e~ ~aid \\"ills "'as pronnunl'rri dc:1c1 :it ~;1n &ruardioo ((1111nu1nily llOlipitul f1Jl1011 :n~ !ht• f;dl toroncr's 1nvest1gators !l;l1d th t' .\·1etiru·~ rrrn:i1n~ \~·111 bt· lr<Hlliferred 1o :-...1ddlf·l><1<·k \lortuar~· 111 Tu!'1111 \1·here 1uner:il M'r11t'l.'S "-crt· pt.·11d1ng tod;1v. From Pflgc 1 SP.EE DW1\Y .. • • r 1d1'. hut in v1~1bly "detuned" fashion . lndividufll point sl'Ort'~ Sunday "crt ~ \!auger, ~cw Z(';d11nd, J~, Chris -f_'llSt')'. F.n~Jand . 13. Uarr~· Briggs, New t.C'tililnd, 11, ~like Rnst l'S1\, .11. J\'fike 'i riroso. l'Si\. I J. ~trvl' Ha.st , l'SI\, 9; Rill 1 ()(Iv. !'Si\,~ HC'r! Harkin~. ~cotla nd . 8; "·(111 1\11 ln·~ t SA, fl Sonnv Nul!rr. I SA S: r:rori.:C' 1\~hby. Aus1rai1a, J, and IJ;1fl Ht'Cl<.ti LSA. I • PARADE ... School ; second . Los 'Botanlcos-r.fi~iOn Viejo Beautiful; third , Y~lCA Indian f.laidens. -EQuestrian: first , Leisure \Vorld Stables: second, ~·lission Viejo Stables. -\Valking Entries: first. De Portola School: sca;ind, Y\ICA Broken Lance Nation lndiaJ.l Guides; third, Yr.ICA Indian Prinl't'SSCS. ·-Special Entries: first. Southern California Motor c v c I e Association: second. Good TimC! Clov.ns: thi rd. "l\>lafia Staff Car." bearing parade coordinating committt'e members. -Commercial Entry: first. O'Hara's Pub of Orange. a ~oah's Ark motif. -S"·cepstakes: ~I i s s io n Viejo Campfire Girls, in a walking display featuring red , \l'hite and blue costumes and pom-pous. From Poge 1 EMBARGO • • • on crude oil until July I. The Organization of P e I r o 1 e u m Exporting Countries (OPEC) said its decision not to raise the artificial price on 1.1/hlch their share of the oil re\·enue is calculated ·was a good-will gesture tov.•ard the leading oil consumers - \\'cstcm Europe, Japan and the United States. But a spokesman Y.•amed that unless the industrial nations cont rolled 1hrir "galloping, inflation" and the prices 1:icy C'harge the oil na11ons for their n1anufact11rcd products. they \\'Ould rnisc the 01\ price again. TI1e OPEC countries produce 80 pt'rct'nt of 11orld oil ('Xports. Libya h:is ;id;1n1antly opposrd lifting the embargo btcausc it c 1 a i 1n s \\ashitngton's policy ren1ai11s directed <l!!Jlnst lht' t\r;1bs . Sourtcs :;aid t.1b~·a 11·as pro,·okcd furht'r bl' \'resident Nixon's !hrcat ill his St)\'CCh ~-nday to "'slo1v dO\\'n our very real and c;1n1est efforts to get a t!lsc11g<1gC"1nPilt on the Syrinn fron t and fl IX'rrnancnt \ll:ace :;cUlcn1t'nt" w1l ess ,hi.' 1·n1bargo is lif ted . l1011·cver. Libyan Oil ~1 inistcr r:zzedin ~labruk v.·as rr portcd embarrassed bv g1·nerally ;let·cptt'l'.l rrpor1s that Libya~ oi l 1s seeping through 10 th(' Uni ted States via 1hird eownries. Informant s said his opposition to ending the boycotr 1\'<IS ··fim1 but toned down."' Syria , 1rhich produces no oil but d()('s <'Onlrol pipt·linrs across its lerritory from ~ud1 Ar;1b1a~ 1s reluctnnt to set the oi l \1c::ipon abandoned bcfort' Israel agrees 1o \\ i!hdr;iw its force!' tron1 the Syrian territory captured 111 the OcioQcr 11·ar. ----.I--·----------- U~S. Red Meat Cuts Cut Nation's Butchers Sl<,1s h f'rice of Beef 10% to 20% By United Press International Butchers rrom California to Maine have slashed meat prices JO to 20 percent In the past month , hoping to boost sagging sales during a beef surplus and keep many cattlemen from going broke. The lower prices arc expected to go back up after 60 to 90 days, howe\'er. "Across th e boord. I'd say beef prict•s have come dov.·n 4-0 cents per pound during the past thrl'e "'ee: ... ," said Don- ald ~lcKinnoo , n1anager of Cottlcs Supermarkct in 1\ugusta. !\laine. The silualioo was similar in every other area of the country responding to a United Press International su rv ey . although in most stores prices were lower on particula r cuts or beef instead of across-the-board reductions. Grocery stores in Texas. California, 1.1aine. \\'ashington. Ph i I ad e Ip h i a , ltl assach~tts, Illinois and Georgia reported lower meat prices. some dov.'n by as much as 70 cents a pound. Despite the lov.·cr prices, grocers did not indicate shoppers have turned in great numbers back to steak and roast beef. "'Jt's going to take a while for them to find out prices arc dov.·n and gel back into lhe groove," said John Hester, meat market manager of the J1 e b Supermarkets in Austin, Tex. llcster said his store reduced the price of si rloin from S2.0-l last "·eek to Sl.38 a powxi, but roast bet{ v.·as the sainc at Dairy Agrees 1'o 1'reat Milk LOS Ai\"GELES (APJ -Alta-Dena J)a1rics has agreed lo con1ply \\'ith a Los Angcl('S County Health Departn1ent order to pa steuri ze all n1llk <lcilvf'rf'd today. The order issued SatUrday can1e after the coun1y ~!ilk · Com1n1ssfon 1es1cd i.iunplcs of the fir1n's rav." rnilk fro1n its City of Ind ustry bottling p\anl and found the pre::c1ice or a diarrhea-causing Qac1eria, Saln1onclla dublin. Harold Stueve. an 01rncr of Alt a-Dena, said Sunday that none of the raw milk pre\"iously sold "'ould bl! recalled because. "as far as 1'111 concerned there's no!hing \\Tong \\'ilh 1he milk. If people \\ant to return any, v.·c v.•ill take il back." Sl 19 :ind grotJ,11d beef h('ld a! 95 cents. "You still hear people say ifs too high and v.·alk off." he s11id. "They ought ro go out and try to buy soznc CO\V feed or fert ilizer.'' Cattlcrnen say lx't•f supp lies are nov.· at :1 surplus bccaust' or .sluggii;h consu.mt•t dt•n1and the p<1sl !'IX n1onths and 1h•· marketing disruptions such us the truckers" strike l'ariler !h is vea r. "\\\·\'l' got a rn11rketing 0problcn1 \l'C have to eat our v.av out of." said John Hohinon . vic1! presidrnt of the Georgia Cattlemen's 1\ssocia11on. lie prt.>diclt-d Cm1s11i1·aetJ Rap 1he prcsen1 JO\\' prices \1'ill not last longer th<1n three mon!hs. _ ··This is <1s 101\· ;is if"s going to get. Beef is a bargain ;it the prl'Scnt and v.·ill bt• ror tht' nt'xt 60 to 90 d:i\'s." he said. \\"rC!y Finni'y. \ice pr 0 l'S1dcnt of !he An1eric:i.n :\l:ttion;;I Catt Jc tn en's 1\s,<;ocialion. s;.iid <1u ick ri~t'O\'C'r1· for the c·.1!tle induS!D' 1\111 require u rJpid sl'll- off of currl'nt supplies. "'Stt•J>pcd -up fl'ntu:-ing of l>ct'f bv ret.1ilcrs is 1n11x·ra111l«" lo k e c "r rarllenwn from hr·1ng forcrd out of busine~s. Finnt'Y said. Po1Jeil Atto1~11eys to Seel{ ' Dis1nissal of All Cl1a1~ges l\e\\lXlrt Beach's Elo,iJe Popcil. the f::lf:CS-to-ri ches 1\•a1 trcss \\"ho wed a \1·ealthy ki!chen gadget tycoon and tht'n allc-ge<lly tOO!'pircd to have 1ni1n killed. is due again in court Tuesday. Attomrys reprrsenting )!rs_ Popeil. 48. of 519 Harbor Isla nd Road. and her friend Daniel Ayers. J7. of Santa An:i. are S('Ck.ing to ha\'C ch:irgcs <igai.nst th('n1 dJSIT\ISSt.'<I. Lt>gal briefs have been filC'CI and lnng Beach Superior Cotn1 Judge J ohn Arguelles has been studying court transcripts from their p r e Ii min a r y hearing for the past {\\ll \IC(ks, pending his dl'cision. lie is expected to role quickly in the hearing sehrdulcd for !l a.m. in Department K. aCC01"d1ng: to co u t sources. ~'int.1 Ana defense nttorncrs r'hil Petti' and Holx'rt Green arc scekini:: dis1nissa1 of co~spiracy 10 ro1n1ni1 murder charges and also fill'cl a n101ion f1Jr d1SC.~\·crv. 1'lC lattl'r \1ould <1llo11' acceS.~ to ('('rt.1 in prosccu1ion data and documents 10 aid tht' dcfrnsc in its case. if the dismissnl n1otion fJi\s and the judg<' f"Ofll.'llrS. lnl'cstigntors \\ho say they \\'CTl' lipped off b~· a pair or Ayers' ro-\1·orkt'rs <ii nougl:1s Aircraft ro1npa11y 111 Lon~ Beach arrl·Sted lhf' allt•ged ron:.pirai.ors 111 t'arly J nnuary. Police allege th('~' offcrC'd Sj(}.000 for a pair of contract assassin to rlin~inatc Sarnuel J. Popcll. chalrrnan of the bo;ird of Popeil Bros. Inc .. of Chicago. Pop..•1!. \1•hosc firm n1anufncturcs kitchrn ull'nsils <ind a 11·1dclv-odl'ert1sed pocket f1sh1ng rU<\. 1s 11orth :in estimated ~200 m1lhon. lie h;.id iniuatrd rlivorcr proccedings \\·hich \\'OUld 1flil\'C cut his blonde 1~i£e out of it. b11t she. i.lood lo 1nher1t a substantial sun1 if he died before the union di S50l\·e<L ,\uornc~ s for ~!rs. l'opc1 I and Ayers ;u e cxp.>c\NI to argur th;il the l..o:tg Beach courJ ha.s no 1urisdict1on sin~ the targ~1 of the allc:;cd 1nurdtr plot \\'3S in Chicago. The self-stylrd hit rncn 11ho said they 11(.'rc lured \11th c~tl) itcn1s of jc v.·clry fl~ SCN.Jritj ix·nd\ng con1plct1on of t'rlc job ~,1id thry 1nade one dry run trip to l'hic;1go. 'fhc,.v ll'Slif1cd during the preliminary hcnring th'1t it \~·as to get the layout of Popc1I'~ JO-roon1 luxur~ ;1part1Tl('llt and prepare !'\r;i\eg~· f11r the !ilnying. \'righhori; pledged llnrhor Jslarid propt.•r!\" 10 ht•lp the rl'portNllv ncarly- rlesritute ~lr-.;. !'opcil Sl'Cure freectom on bail. 11hilr 1\)(·rs 1s also out on bond av.ailing trial. · From r•ogc 1 RA.NCH. • • past t11·eJve nwnths. .7 .. I in (ii I a t --Beat-Sho•tag 1..,1 d C J ''But that doesn't mean there weren't .<j . 00 Olllt•o any problen1s." Phllp said. '·People may l ----.Jwo~l--6H!k-mKI 110U.Wined.cdJ.Lw:i,uth>----l-----I w 01·k Con1pletcd the bay or they n1:1y ha\'C just failed to Northern Stuclents Charter Buses J)1\'r"l'ONA BEACH. F'la . (AP ) - Thou~ands of P."orthrrn collrgc students. dctenn1nt'd 10 beat the gasoline shortage. arc t•hartcnng buses to bring them to , Florid:1 for their annual rile of spring. (ltt•l"rs are phoning ahead and checking !ht• i.:<is sit ualion 1\'ith the Florida ll1~h"UY Pa\1'01. 1\ palrol dispatcher s11id he gets n phone Ca ll about even• fi ve minutes from nnxious 1\"orthem or-Canadian students planning a trip South. Officials estin1atcd todav that more th.'tn 40,000 students arrived in Davtona ~a<:h to soak up I.he sun by day aild to party at nigh!. The)· arr th(• vanguard or ~omc 100.000 expected to pour into the city by !:;aster Sunday. "Wt• charlcred 11 buses and made !he 1.800-mile I rip in about 48 hours," !!4id Joe Spengler. 20. an ti l P mentar y ~ucnlion major a1 St Cloud I ~tinn .) St11te College. "/\ lo! of p«iplr de('irlrd to make lhe trip lh1:-)C-:lr by hu~ Ocr:u:J!le of thr gas I sl~ri age." he said. "It was cheaper and a lot of fun. \\'e had plen1y to drink abo<lrd tht bus and \\'C cot 101:11\y loade<.J alt the v.·ay down." ._ Hut Joe Brisk. another St. Cloud S1alt' studen1 "'h(I dro1·e his C.'l! to Florida. reported no 1rl>1Jble finding gasoline. t .. tt111 Kolodziejczyk, 17, or Bufralo, :'\.V., said she and seven girl friends decided to make lhr trio bv plane. • "The gas shortage pul us off driving." she said. "We heard it "'ns tough to get gas." Hotel and mot el ov.·ner:s who had a Jean v.·lntl!r because of the gas shortage report busi ness is booming. "\Ye are 100 percent booked fron1 now un11l after Easler," said ~!rs. Bud Asher, o\\ner of ,the. SafarLf\'lotcL ~1rs. -Asher Mid--lhet thTs year's students appe-3r lo be: drinkinfl n10re beer nod snloklog less marijunnn. "But olhcrv.•ise they are just like all the other student~ from )l('ars past." she fldctl'd . "ll<'rc for the !:Liil and the p,1rties. ·• report it to us." Al , C k Phil p said his dC"pnnment 's in· ,1 ll\, l ISO 1·ee ... 1·estiga!fons show that 6.600 acre feet of reclai1ned Se\\'agc v.·atcr are used in south Orange County e1·t:>ry year. Flood control improvements have been Slightly inore lll..'tn half of this aniounl completed along a 1.100-foot stretch of is used l>y th(' tr\ 1ne H:1nch, h(' :-ia\d. Aliso Cn.,ck in El Toro 1l'T\irh v.·as hcal'1l\" • 11htle the rest is u~t'Cl 1na1nly on golf flooded in 1969, Fifth District Super.·iso.r courses and at Lion Cow1try S3fan. Bonald Caspers reported today. Philp said th<1t runoff from golf The "'Ork. including construction of a courses und Lion Coun1ry "appears to bf' reinforced concrete channel and 11 single a much smaller. p;ir1 of the problen1"' spun bridge across Los Alisos Boulevard. because. cxC'Cpt u1 r<i1nstor1ns. it cost $514,000. normally soaks into rhe ground. The channel was 11ts1a11ro from 470 feet Irvine Companr agricultural operations south of Los Allsos 'o 690 [eel north of it prodll<'.'C runoff v1nually ye11r around. he bttv.•een ~luirlands and Rockfield Boule-SdKI vards. An l/"\'uf! Company spokl'Snlan said A spokesman in Caspers' offi~ noted the <.'Ompany bu)s us reclaimed sev.ag•• the conlract firm V.'B! assessed la,300 for from four SOtJ.rCt'S -Irvine Ranch, Los failing to finish the project on ttme. Alisos. lios.smoor . and El Toro 11·atcr. "This ..-.·ork was necessary to protect districts. against SC!rious. floods such as tho~ The spokesinan said th;i\ the Jrvlnt v.1)1Ch ~SUlll!d t:om he11\'Y"'l"ltns1n 1oet,~:mcn--w111et f1!~t rK't elltput "1!4ery Clll!pers said. l':lgh 4ualily bu1 rm 110! sure Iha! lhi He also said the county is acqulr in~ v.11l{'r frorn tJle olhe.r sources is that land for a proposed ao.acrc El 1'oro glil•·L '' Con1n1unit)• Park along lhls seellon of the l'->'' of rCclain1C'd sc"all.c b highh cr{'('k, The park "®Id Include truils, tuUil'1.l Iii' !he lr\·u1c Coinpany :is ;i watt'r p1cnir ClfCJ~ and n pla) field ronsl f\ JUOn n11·J~urr • Huntington Beaeh Fountain Valle t VOL 67, NO. 77, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 18, 197+" • ra 1ans Police Halt Fracas 2,000 Seal Beach Revelers Block Traffic By TERRY COVILLE Of l'!le D•llY ,H.t it.wt A crowd of nearly ' 2,000 revelers celebraling St. Patrick's Day in Seal Beach hurled rocks. bottles and firecrackers al police Sunday night when officen told them the party was over. Police said most of the celebrants had been drinking near a couple of Irish bars In the 100 block of Main Street when they fU led the street about 8 p.m. "That's when we had our first case of Beach Tenants Hm·t in Fire At Apartment ~ young apartment t e n a n t s suffered second and third degree bums early this moming when fire gutted the Inside of their fourplex unit at 16725 Arbor Circle, in central Hwitington Beach. streakers. males and females, and the line toward .the crowd. Thtt's when they crowd began to get excited and block began to throw bottlts, pieces of brick, traffic.,'} Officer Gary ~taitell said today. rock:! and firecrackers," Maiten said. At 9: IS p.m,, the Huntingtoo Beach lt took police, with patrolmen from police h<!Ucopter. requested by Seal Huntlnglan Beach, Fountain Valley, Beach, hovered overhead and declared W~tmlnster and Los Alamitos, mo re the gathering at unlawful assembly . -,,., an hou r to clear the street of the 1'1aiten said !he warning was given for jeering crowd. nearly an hour before police decided to After the Huntington Beach police move the crowd off the street. helicopter ran out of g3', the Costa r.-1esa "About 50 men, wearing protective poUce helicopter· was called in to is.sue helmets with race masks marched in a (Ste l\IELEE Page %) Polish Joke On Americans · Bern a rd "Twiggy" Kowalski, manager of the Polish motorycle racing team contesting t h e International Cllampions Challenge in Costa ~lesa last weekend, inadvertently told an "American" joke at the beginning of the three- race series. Buttonholing a German-speaking oewsman, the burly 27~pound racing coach said, "t don't wish to be forward, but the Polish [lag aUt there in the infield is flying upside down.'' Eloise Popeil To Seek Plot Charge Drop Nev.tJOrt Beach's Eloise Pope.ii, the rage$-to-riches \\'aitress who wed a wealthy kit.chen gadget tycoon and then allegedly conspired to have 'tlim killed, is due again In court Tue.1day. • I \ 1be blaze was reported at 3:40 a.m., and the fire had already spread throughout the two-story aparf:ment when firemen arrived, according i. Capt. Roger Hosmer, deputy fire marshal. The meaage Wll q u I c k I y translated for the race officlals, aloog witb Twiggy'• uplanatlon lhat lhe red and wbite Polish banner when holsled upskle down "be.comes the Czech n:ig." Attorneys representing ~1rs. Popeil , 48, of 519 Harbor Island Road, and her friend Daniel Ayers, 37, ar Santa Ana, are stiekin& to have charges again.It them dlsmissecl. MOTHERS PICKET AT FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S PLAVAN SCHOOL They Plan to Prot•st Attendance Change All Week 1'hen!: was only minor da~ge to the other three apartments. but the loss was estimated at S20,000 for the one where the blaze began. The injured were : Legal brieft hive been filed and t.oog Beach Superior Court Judge John Arguelles has been studying court transcripts from the ir pr e I i m i n a r y hearing for the past two v.·eeks, pending his ~istoo. Plavan Parents Picket -Olarles Lenon, 20, who suffered third degree burns on his 'oands and feet and seonl degree burns on his arms and legs. -James Halaszen, 2-0, \\'ho suffered third degree bums on his arms. Foreigners Take Cycle Trophy .In Mesa Match He is expected to rule quickJy in the hearing scheduled far 9 a.m. in Department K. according to c o u r t sourre5. Santa Ana defense attorneys Phil Petty and Robert Green are seeking dismissal of conspiracy to commit murder charges and also filed a motion for discovery . Over Transfer of /(ids -Julie Rizk. 17, "'ho su f fere d undescribed bums on both hands. Capt Hosmer said Lenon and Halaszen were listed as the residents at the address and no address was listed for Mis.. Rizl.. All three were asleep upstairs when the fire starte in the downstairs living room. said Hosmer. Lenon escaped by running through the downstaits. while tine girl crawled out an upstairs \\o'indow. Hosmer said information was /mt available on how Halaszen got out. Lenon and Rizk were first treated by the fire department's paramedics, then transported to Orange County ~1edica\ Center "'here he is listed in serious condition and she in good condition. Halaszen was taken by private car to Huntington lntercommunity Ho sp i I a I where he "'as Lteated and released, ffosrneT" said. The cause of the fire Is still under Investigation. Hosmer said it might have spread rapidly be<:ause of the call>l?l. wh.ich was similar to onje invoJv~ last week that destroyed the inside of a Huntington CooUnental Tawnho1J~. The townhouse fire was ignited by an eledrical *'°'1. then it spread rapidly across a brand new, flammable cai,,et., firemen said. No one was home in that one. but it left :P..1arilyn Moore and her four youngsters homeless and without clothing. The Love YOW' Neighbor Now (LYNNI Cenler, 53&-061(. Is still colJccting clothing for the 1'foore family. By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI ot ""' DeitJ ..... '''" Foreign racing stars outclaaBed the American speedv:ay motorcycle team v.ith a score of 56-52 in Costa '1esa Sunday to take home the International Champions Challenge trophy. The foreign team, beaded by six-time V.'Orld champion Ivan A1auger of Nev; 7.ealand, beat the Americans in tv.·o out of three matches al t'oe Orange County falrgroWlds. Although the Invaders captured the title. the American team, captained by Sofllly Nutter of Topanga, outscored them 163-160 for the three-day series. Sunday's closely fought action brought some bitter disputes between tbe riders and referees and ended in a fistfighl in (See SPEEDWAY, Page%) Customs Agents. Seize Military Copwr Parts nie latter would allow access t.o certain prosecution data nnd documents to aid !be defense in its case. if the dismissal motioo fails and the judge concurs. By HILARY KA \'E Of ! ... OlllY ~llol It~ Fifteen placard--carrying pa rents picketed in front of Plavan School in Fountain Valley early today, protcsiing a school OOard decision to transfer children from their housing tract to another "'"°'11. Investigators Y!'ho say the y \•;ere tipped off by a pair of Ayers' co-v.·orkcrs at Douglas Aircraft Company in Long The protestors reprc..~n1ed parents Beach arrested the allegPd conspirators from the V..'estmbnt tract, 11hich backs in early January. up against the Plavan School playground . Police allege they offered $.'.l0.000 for a There are 93 Westmont c ~1 1 I d r e n pair of . conLtact assassin to eliminate attending PlaYML. Samuel J. Popeil, chainnan of the board The angry parents v1ere first organized of Popeil Bros. Inc .. of Chicago. two 1vceks ago ... ~·hen th•! Fount~in Popejl. v.·hose firm manufactuJ'es valley school board made a tentative kitchen utensils and a v.'ide\y.advertiscd decision lo ease overc~·ding at Plavan pocket fishing rod , is ~orth an estimated by moving the 93 children to :-;"icblas $200 million. School. He had inillated di\'orce procecdi.ngs School t{\J.5tees debated v.hether to which "'ould 'nave cut his blonde v.ife out shift lhe Westmont children. or transfer of it. but she stood to inhcri1 a another group of yoimgstcr.i from the substantial sum if he died before the Parkside tract A Ltansfer has to be tmion di.\SOlved. made to a c co m m o d a t c more ar~t~.,..!!J0r 10fr~.gu~~~t a~ Al:gs handicapped children at Pl.avan, school ~-officials said . Beach court bas no jurisdiction since the Accord.in& to Jack ~1ahnken , assistant target of the alleged murder plot was in superintendent, the decision to move the Chicago. Westmonst children was based on the The self·styled hit men who said they fact that there are only 67 Parkside were lured with costly items of jev.,eJry children attending Plavan. not enough lo as security pending completioo of the job said they made one dry run trip to ease the overcrowding. Also, h e Chicago. eiplalncd that the Westmont children WASHINGTON (AP) -The U.S. They te!t.ified during the preliminary <:OU1d "alk to Nieblas School , while the D..rstoms ~ ~. toda~ Its · ~g that it was to get the la}'9Ut of Parkside children Jrould have to be ag~ts seiud $22.S ffi:1lhon m military Popeil's JO-room luxury apartment and bused , at a cost of $2,367 per year. helicopter ~s. whi~ were being preJl!l'! strategy for the slaying. But Dave Kempton. a spokesman for ------ii, r.,iiii\nbJp~'1'rom-n>ng-"Beactr10"·~ ·"Netgnb&S Pledged Haniir 1Sffiia-ihr \Vesu11m1t patent!!:, rgue--s-t-h·e•I TJ1ree SkiP.l!a-.K illed Salvador. " property to help the reportedly nearly· sending Westmont children to Nleblas . ..--~ The shipment to lhe Centrnl AmertC311 destitute Mrs. Popeil secure freedom on School wilhout bu:s transporuUon wwld SYERRE. S"'itzerland (AP ) _ Three country · wa.s one of the biggest ever bail. while Ayers is also out on bond be un,,ale. young skiers were killed Sunday by an seized by customs agents in terms Ol awaiting trial. Ourently, Westmont dlildren walk avalancbe in the Valais Alps. police value, agents said. ond Agents: said they did not know to what reported 1.1 ay, use the helicopter parts "vould have been THIS AD ASSURED 'PARKING SP ACE' Here's an advertiser WOO had no trouble finding a new "parking space" for his travel trailer. This is the ad that did It: 16' scOTs. sips 6, elec. brks . CllSt. awning. SS.00, Good cood. Call ( POOne No. J And what that ad did was to sell 1.he trailt:r in just one day -not an unusual ·amy from~~ PiloH!dverrtsersc If you want to join the ranks of hippy aa users. dial tbe direct Une to results. Phone &12· 6611. ' put in Et Salvador, or whether they would have been shipped to a !' ·.·1 coun- try. A spokesman her~ was unable to say whether the parta Included any bellat!tUtr armaments or munitions. 1be investigation was described as continuing. Agents said the se.IJure:. wbkJt ·,y.-a.s ""'1e on Feb. 27 but not •~tll today, was made at a warehcme pier ln Lona Beach, just 3S lhe pa"'1 """ abotlt to be loaded onto a vessel destined for AcaJutla. El Salvador. The parts were being shipped In 18 foot and 40 foot long containers and 117 careo canisters. The CUs!OmJ Servl<e lndlc.oted It acted 110 Lill> U1lt a "!!J!'lltiooJn !,, . ·'IA wouldll!emp[ lo ultort lliO hellooptu paru lo El Salvador wttltout obWrJng lhe necessary erport llcemts fntrn lhe S1ateDepar1matt. Texas Duel ' Cl,erk, W onian Shoot It Out HOUSTON <UPn -With /istols blazing, a grocery clerk dueled witq a woman bandit cla only In panties and a blouse out· side a grocery store following an anned robbery. The woman lost. Chari.es Rafi, 43, told police the woman entered the store bran- dishing UJ'e weapon and demanded the proceeds from the cash regis· ter. As soon as she left, I-lall grabbed his pistol and ran out In pursuit. The clerk and the woman, standing about 10 paces apart, ex- cbaoged II shots. Hall saved one round and got the drop on the 28·year-old woman. Her pistol empty. tbe..woman threw up ~er hand~ in defeat and told HIU he-MU!d -1>1 .. the money back if -he would let-her go. Hall said no deal and called the pollce. She was jailed. Otnccr9 could not explain her skimpy oulfit 111.'C>-lenths of a rnih~ ro P!avnn School T!J i:!"'> 10 Nici/las School. they v.·11! ha\'C to 1\·alk e.ight -tcnths of a tr11le . ;1lnng an unsafe routr. aet_"'tlrding 10 Kf'rnpton . The tract 1s on the b:1rdcr!itl(! of qualifying for bus tran.c;port.;11.Jon. "Besides, if yo1i lmk nn a map. v.·c'rc ,1bsolut1•ly the C'iosf..;t tract to Pla\'an." Kcnipton argued. "\Ve fl'('I v.·e ha1·c ;i rlght to stay hcr r, ;iiid can't really SC'C the boord"s logic ·· The spokesm;in explained that the parents are Ml ll('('CSSanly asking lo stay in Pla\"an bccaUS<' of the school's unique qualities -11 is the only school 111 the district \\'ith an all-year calendar. and is the only S(.'hool offering Instruction for both hanc!1c<1pf)t"'d and norm:il children. "Sonu~ parenL<; support the All·year C"OTK'Cpt. ;;lld olht•rs don"t " Kt>rnpton adrnille<I "13ut "ur t"f'.1<;(111 for .isking tu stay here IS baSC'<l on our close distance, and the fact th.it otrr ch1ldr<'n v.·alkin~ lo Ni('blas v.·ou!d h~1\c to step int{! Bushard Street to get there." Kempton ~ 11bout 7f; \\"estmonl parents to attend this Thursday's board meeting, "'hen the boWldary change item v.·i!J again be be.fore lrusta'S. The parents will be askmg trustee.<; to consider tv.·o alternatives. ln one proposal parent .. ar"ue that th(· Parkside figure for childl'C'n should be higher than 64, since 16 m< • homes 1n the tract haven 't bc<>n. figu~ed in. nus v.wld bring the Park.'iidc hqure tr !y the same number as the \\'cstmont f1gurt', Kempt.On ~id . A second proposal calls for the OO;ird t.o split . \he F.a1m1ont tract ulto t.,.,·u parts, "'ith one 5cction attending Plavan. and the other attending Nieb\as. The parents plan to picket e\"ery morning until the school board merts. Guild Strikes United Press NE\\' \'ORK <t:Pll -The \fire Ser\'1ce Guild struck United Press International today, th<! firs t strike by editorial employes in the 67')car history of thr news service. ~lanagement personnel maintained news. newspicture and b r e> a d ca s t CO\·ttage to UPJ's cllents Promptly ~t 8 a.m. domestic guild· civered report,rs Md cdlton ltft iewsrooms i:i UPl "s wo~ld headquarters In Ne.w \'orlt"Clty and fri other bureaus acros~ lh<J cc.untry . Pickets were posled at many bure:aus. Fore:Jgn OP'rBlions were not afftcttd. Today's Final N.Y. Stocks TEN CENTS Oil Cl1iefs Release VIE~'.'JA fl.i Pl l -The oil ~mbargo a.:a1nst the L.:nitf'd S\a!<'S, the Arab v.·orld·s most punishing d i p Io m a t i c v.·c:apon, \\"as lifted today by SC\'cn of the nine nations .... tiich lmp:>SCd it fiv e n1onih.c; ago during the 1973 ~fiddle Ea.st v.·ar. Li bya and Syr1a refl.ISCd to go aloog. Saudi 1\rabian 011 minislcr Ahmed Zaki Yan1ani.. v.•hos.e OV.'TI nation, the largest oil exporting rountry 1n the v.·arld. v.·as ;11noog tl~c liftuig 1he {'mbargo, dlscla;ed tJ1e action . which wa s courirmf-d bv an official announcement ol !he Or_gan1Z:.11lon of Arab Petroleum Expor11ng O:iuntrl~. Six of the ~·V{'n coonlr\r3 -Abu l'lhabi. Bahrei11, E~ypl. Kuv.'ait, Qatar and Saudi ,\r<ibia -ended the boycott Ullcooditionally Algeria liflC'd i t pro\·is1onally until J1mc I. ··t.ib5a and Syr1J v.·111 not lift the cmb.argo," Yamant So'.lit:L The action follov.·ed weeks of intensive negotiations ;1mong the Arab states In a s(·arch for a wiifil'd stand on v.·hether the ctnbargo should be lifled unronditiooally. condilionally or maintained. The oil ministers earlier debated the U.S. AID S EGYPT MINE SWEEPS, Page 4 ~lbllity of ti ftJn~ the embargo and reviewing it later to snlisfy LhemS(')ves lhe li.S. v.'as exerting sufficient prrs.surc on 1 ... racl for v.•ithdra wals from captured Ar:1li ll'rriton·. They also reportedly l'Oflsidercd labling the {'ntire QUl~tion until a m1..-et1ng of ArJ b foreign mmL~~ 111 Tunisia ~·l arl'h 25, 011 Swiday, the ministers met for more th."Ul 21i hours without reaching a s.:ulcment Thev continued the discussions ro<l:iy ~"Uld finally " abandoned any hope of rtal'hing a unified position. The nine n;ilions in1 posed the total en1t.>a rgo against borh the United St.ates and the :\elhcrlancls last Octobe r becau.'ic of their suprort of Israel during the 1973 ~fiddle f.ast v.·.::ir. The 10th OAPEC mC'mbt:r -lr:iq -did not. • There. v.·as no mention In the L annoUnct'n1cnt of lifting the embargo against the .\'cthcrlands. Thcrl' 11·a~ cilso no reference to any casing or thr 15 percent production curh;ick impoS('(J by the same nine natton.~ against other industriallzed countries of the \\·est. The embargo and pnxluctian cutbeck triggered an energy crisis around the "'orld and had a de\'astating effect oo the ccanon1ies of son1c 1ndu~trial1zed natlons. Arnb oil sourcr>s said SiJudi Arabia and Egypt led the fi ght for an unconditional end to !hr rmb:lr.i;o bt>cauc of thf' 1· S role 1n nc·g•1t1allng !he E~yJ>4ian-lsratt1 • troop v.·HMr:1"'al sr!tlcment fron1 the Suc7. CJnar and other peace-making 1110\"('S Syria. ""h~ troops c;till confront Israel on the tense rrt)l:Jn lleights front, opp!)Sed hfuni,i tJie ban wiles.s 1t ~·as linked to further l~raeli w1lhdraY..<1 I. Libya supporlcd Svria . Syrian oil minister Jabr el Kefr1 refused c-omment as he cmer~ed from thr tapr.~try-hung ~in Salon 111 the JOO.year-old l!nperial hotel 1\·hcrc th\? mN•t1ngs took place. The lin11ed St.ates depe-ndf'd for 8 percent of its total fuel need on oil ISec E\IRARGO, Pa t) Orange ;L Coast \ Lo ..L!~±WG Went her Light ~pr1nklcs Tuesd:i~" ofher· .,., ,!'(> mostly <"lO{Jdy v.Jlh 1ust a few f)Jtltl('s of blue skv forecast. The v.·t.•11!hf'r service calls for highs of 62 at the beaches rising to 68 in- land. l~S•llE TOUA \' Loretta Lynn i.t n /nurtti grade drt1po111, tnarned nt 13. a grand· r111Jtl1t'r 11t 2Q -111ul the quet"I of country tnU!IC, Se.t Jiage 12. •Nt;"1 " ..... • l M ...... ' l'l~r10!\fl "'-• (111 ....... I ' Or "ti (Ou"'Y • C1't•1'11H It I• ,, ¥11 ,...,,. .. Cc,.,ic, " "'"' 11 11 e ... , .. .,.. " S!KI M~f"\tll 1 .. 11 ~Ill !fol;( .. .. T\.~CIWltioll " lt\i.rt1! 1'1~1 ' Tt.1t11ft • lll!f'!117"1'11'0U • •••:a.t • "'''""(' lf.11 WOftllft'I N1•l U-14 .. __ .. fl'l•lll "', .. , • """ Llllttn .. ' • • ' Dtll'I' •11e1 Slt ff f'Mtf New Eagles David Elwell (lefl ), 15, and Casey Fockler, 16, ol Fountain Valley are Troop 400's newest Eagle Scouts. Both are Fountajn Val· Jey High Srhool students. Elwell, a Scout for four years, lives at 10750 La Tcrraza Ave. Fockler, 10803 El Centro Ave. has been a Scout for five years. ' Huntin gton Bids Fare well to Old City Ha.ll Tonight Tonight's lluntington Beach C i t y Council meeting marks the last lime the city's leaders will make lhcir decisiom in old Memorial Hall. All city hall offices are set to shift this weekend to the new civic center on J.1ain Street at lo.fanslon Avenue. After tonight's session. the City Council won't meet again until April I, which will be the first business session in a new council chamber equipped with modem audio-visual equipment, tiered seats for the audience and new furniture for councllmen. Memorial Hall was buUt in 1923 85 a public assembly and convention hall. It wu later dedicated to the city's war heroes, and the American Legion was given the pennanent use of the second floor offices. City O>undl meetings weren't held ln it until the 1960s, after the rapid expansion of the city made it necessary to use all other buildinga for city ball offices. The last meeting will start at 7 o'clock tonlgi.. Cooncllmen will hold a 5:30 p.m. study session first, meeting in the smaller city hall annex building. ' Bandits Hold Up , Store in Drag; , Police Seize 20 <1' ATLANTA, Ga . CAP) -About ZS men wearing wigs and dresses held up a convenience store here and left with their loot In four waiting laxls, poli"' said . About ~ men were arrested after the weekend incident. Delectives said the group. ted by a man wearing a hat v.ith a feather in it .and a shoulder holster and gun, made 'off .With panty hose, sun · glasses, beverages and ict. The store clerk. Samuel Orr. said the man with the gun offered to sell him a picture of the Madonna. Before leaving. he wrote Orr a check for .la46.80 and remarked that he V.'Ould be the next president of the United States. Police said they arrested Kenneth Lee Sle~ens. 25, of Atlanta ·and charged h.im with lnciting tU riot, creeling a turmoil, operating a dive. abusive language, 31"'1 carrying a pislOI without a license. • Police said they ~·ent to Stephens' home. where lh£'y broke up a large party and C'Orlfiscated v.·hat they said v.•as ;!luspecitd marijuana and so m e merchandise apparently taken from the •tore. -~ O•AN61 COAST HI DAILY PILOT fromPagf!J MELEE. •• orders from the air. 1t.1aiten sald 47 people were arrested, five of them were juveniles, and live persons were charged with assaull with a deadl1 weapon. · Some officers suffered minor Injuries from broken glass, said Malten . Five person.! arrested were also hurt, either while resisting arrest or from the nylng debris, but none were bospltallezd, be added. Maiten said It has been an informal tradition for large crowds to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Seal Beach. Police 'had similar trouble with the crowd in 1972, but not last year, he said. Most of the revelers were near two Main Street bars, I.be Irisher and Clancy's. " Maiten said Sunday's fracas was not a riot. No one directly attacked the police or smashed windoW'!I, though 90me c.ars were dented and two shop v.·indows were broken, he said. "Imagine 50 policemen advancing on a crowd of 1,500 that doesn 't want to move. That's all It was," said the Seal Beach public a!falrs officer. "It was an unlawful assembly." By 2 a.m., the city's public "l>rks crew had the Main Street clean again . as if St. Patrick's day had never happened, pplice said. FromPageJ EMBARGO ... imports !rorh the fo.1iddlc East. lt was anticipated that despite the 38- day tanker journey rmn the l\1JddJe East to the United States, ail companies would be able to release reserves immediately once the embargo was lifted. But tm.less the lifting of the ban was accompanied by an easing or Arab oil production cutbacks, fuel being shipped to \Vestem Europe and Japan \\'OUid be diverted to the United States, the sources said. British Lassie - Picks Wrong Guy To Ask a Favor A damsel in distress rapped on the v.indow of a Nl!v.-port Beach policeman's car as ne drove home from work and today she is even more distressed as a result. Christine T. Graff. 'l1. a brown-ey£'d Britisher v.ith no local address. spend the weekend in Orange Cowlty Jail , booked on a prostitution charge. - T"• O••n•• co..1 DA1tv P'1tor .. 1111 ,.,.'<?I Officer Paul K . .!\tu.la arrested her at 11 ton1t11ntd "" H•••·"'"~'· " ,..,a11.h"" ~.,. East Coast Highv.·ay and 11tacAr1hur "'' °''"'' , .. ,, ,.u..,"""'9 ,_,,.,., ,__ Boulevard Friday afternoon. after fo.1iss • 10% to 20% Butchers ·Slas·h Red Beef· ·Prices By Untted Pre!r lnte.matlonal Butchers from C81lfornla to !\·lalnt have slilSh~ meat prices 10 to 20 percent In the past month, hoping to boost sagging sales during a beef surplus and keep many cattlemen fro.in going broke. The lower prices are expected to go back up after 60 to 90 days, however. "Across the bbard. l'd say beef prices have come down -ID cents per pound during the past lhr£'e wee: J" said Don- ald McKinnon, manager ' at CotUcs Supermarket in Augusta , Maine. The situation was similar in every other area of the rountry responding to a United Press International 11 u r v e y , although in mo!t stores prices were lower on particular cuts of beef instead of across-the--board reductians. Grocery stores in Texas, California, Maine, Washington. Ph I 1 ad e Ip h I a', Massachusetts. Illinois and Georgia reported lower meat prices, some do'o\'n by as much as 70 cents a powld. Valley District Taxpayers Fund Service Program Taxpayers in the Fountain Valley School District will pay an additional t.25 cents per $100 of assessed valuation next year to finance the district's communlty servlces program. . _ Tru..tees recently voted to assess the added tax burden, v.·hich will go into effect July I. The taxes will pay for the Ml,950 budget of the commlDlity services program. which provides activities for both students and other residents of the community during non-school hours. Thl! past year. rne program was partially funded with !ederal money, requiring fewe r taxpayer funds . As of July J, however, federal money will be cut off. ~ Trustees originally hiked the tax rate last year to help pay for the new commwtity program. An estimated 3.50 cent! per $100 of aaessed valuatioo will be needed to pay for the program's budget next year, with the total school tax rate being '2.68, five cents less than last year's rate. Charles Woodfin . assistant superintendant, explained that the tax rate will be less because· or a school Jinlincial refonn bill passed by the Legislature last year and \\iliCn was designed to take some of the burden aff property taxpayers. A person owning a $40,000 home in 'Fountain Valley. for example, will be 8SSC:fised approximately $3.50 to finance the community services program. Dairy Agrees To Treat Milk Despite the lower prices, -grocers did not indicate shoppers have turned ln great numbers back to steak and roast beef "It's going to take e while for t~m to find oUt prices are down and "ttt back Into the groove," said John Hester, meat market man ager of the II e b Supem1arkets in AU1tln , Tex. !Jester said hill store reduced the price of sirloin from $2.<H last week to~fl.38 a pouild , but roast beef was the same at $1.19 and ground beef held at~ cents. "You 11ill hear people say it's too hlgh anc:!'walk off ," he said. "They ought to go out and try to buy some cow teed of fertilizer." Cattlemen say beef supplies are now at a surplu.<1 becawe of sluggish oonsuml!r de1nancl the past six months and the marketing disruptions suc:h as the truckers' st rike earlier this year. "We 've got a marketing problem we have to eat our way out of/' said John Robinon . vice pre.~ident of the Georgia,.. CaLtlemen;s Association. He predicted the present low prices will'not last lonier than three months. ''This is as Jaw as it's going to get. Beef is a bargain at the present and will be for the ne11:t 80 to 90 days," be said. Wray Finney, vlce president of 'the American National Catt I em en 's Association, said quick recovery for the cattle industry will require a rapid seU· off ol current supplies. "S.tepped,-u~ featuring al b£'ef by retai lers ts imperative.·· to k e e p cattlemen from being forced out or business, FiMey said. From Page 1 SPEEDWAY. • • front of 5,000 fans involving U.S. champion Mike Bast and ScoUand's Bert Harkins. Bast threw a punch at Harkins: claiming he wa s cut off in the crucial last race, and the two fist -s winging combatant! had to be pulled apart by other riders. Ul'I TtltMiet• RETIRING Judge John J . Sirica reaches the mandatory tetirmenl age of 70 on Tues- day ant.I will step dow n as chief judge of the U.S. District Court in Washington . U,I T........,. SUCCESSOR -Judge George ~art, 68. will replace the retir- ~ng John J. S1rica as 1 chief 1udge o! the U.S. District Court in Washington. J1art is expected to divide the crush of expected \Vattergate cases equally an1ong the 15 remaining judges. Sirica Will Release Secret Nixon Report >,. WASHJNGTON (AP) -U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica ruled today that a1 secret grand jury report on President Nixon's role in Watergate should" be delivered to the !louse J u d i c i a r y Commlflee for Us impeachment inquiry. Sirica said in his 22-page opinion that "the person an whom the report focuses, the President or the United States, has not objected to its release to the committee. "Other per30ns are invol\·ed only indirectly," Sirlca said. Gisler, Sowers Sh1dents Get He also said the report "draws no accusatory conclusions ... it renders no moral or social judgments. The report is a simple and straighUori\'ard compilation of inlormation gathered by the grand jury, and no more." Sirica, who steps down as chi£'f judge of the U.S. District Court In Washlngtm Tuesday, delayed implementation of his order for two days to enable interested parties to file appeals v.·ith the U.S. Court of Appeals here. " The judge wrote that "although it has not been emphasized in thi5 opj.nlon, it NIXON TAKING CASE TO THE PEOPLE, P1ge 4 Still feeling the pa in from an earlier should not be !orgotten that we deal In a rib . injury and a bad crash in Sunday 's Sc' hool 0101• ce matter ar the most critical moment to ra~ing, Harkins limped to th e !he nation. an impeachment investigation r'!11crophones. after the <rophy presenta-involving the President of the United hon and . m a conciliatory gesture, N£'xt year's eighth graders at So}\·.frs States. thanked the Americans for their hospi-nd G ed ~..i.-1 ·11~ tAlity and said he hoped the foreign all-a isler Interm iate ~~ ....... s w1 "It would be difficul t to Cl'.l'lceive of a stars ~·ouid be invited back $o the U.S. able to attend the school of their clloice. more compelling need lhan that of this "very 500n." during the ?74-"1' school year •. trustees of country for an UMwervingly fair inquiry · Poland's Zenon Piech lllld Ed"·ard the Huntington Beach Cily School based on all the pertinent information " Jancarz. after n1aking some impressive Distri ct decided Tuesday night. he said, ' showings Friday and Saturday, were Due .to overcrowding at the newly-built Sirica said that the grand jury plagued by injuries Sunday. Janean "'as Sowers School. with 300 more st ud£'nts "strongly recommends'' that Its report unable lo ride because of an arm injury th an at the nearby Gisler School. trustees and a satchel filled with evidence should and Piech , after hurting his ribs and voted several weeks ago to change the go to the impeachment committee shoulder during a crash, continued to boundary lines. because: ,!id.e. but in visibly "detuned'' fashion. Students protested the c h an g e . '.'Having carefully examined the Indlvidual point scores Sunday were however, saying they would like.to altend contents of the grand jury report, the Ivan Mauger, New Zealand, 14: Chris eighth grad at the same school they court. is satisfied that there can be no Pusey, England, 13; BafT}' Briggs, New attended sixth and seventh grade. question regarding their materiality to Zea land, 11 ; lv1ike Bast USA, II ; Mike There will be approximately 60 eighth ~e H?llM'. J1!?-iciary Committee's CUroso USA JI s B "" 9 Bill graders next year in the area affected by mvest1gat1on. · Cody, UsA. 9: iie~e~!rkr~!:'s;tla~. s: the boundary change, and school officials ~p. Peter Rodino Jr. CD-N.J.), Scott Autrey, USA, 6; Sonny Nutter. estimate that possibly 40 af th cs e cha1rll'!an of the Hou.se Judiciary LOS ANGELES (AP) -Alta-Dena USA, 5: George Ashby. Australia, 3, and students v.·ill request to remain at their Commntee, told newsmen he could not D!iries has agreed to comply with a Los Dan Beeker USA. I. old school. comment on the substance of Sirica's Angeles count" Health Department order Since it would only be for one year. order until he had lime to e11:amine it and J both adminstrators and trustees decided consult COWlSeL But he indicated that he to pasteurize all milk de.livered. ~ R D. to a!IO"' the option. providing the welcomed the reJe~ of the grand jury The order issued Saturday came after opet• lrectOl' students furnish their O'M'n transportation papers to the committee. the county fo.1ilk Commission tesled lO and from school. Rep .. Edv.•ard H~tchinsoo of l\1ichlgan, san1ples of the finn's ra\\' milk from i!s 0£ Scllool Um'l Beginning in the ·7~'i6 school year all ih~ senior Republican on the committee City of Industry Dott!ing pla nt and found students "'ill be rcquirl'd to. allend 'the said also he was "Very 'pleased." ' the presence af a diarrhea-causing school "'ithin their boundaries. . ''Th~ grand jury report was obviously Jack Roper. superintendent Jr the Under the new boundA'ries, ISO studen!s intend~ for the committee, and the bact£'ria, Salmonel!a dub lin. 11untington Beach Union High School from Sowers vo'ill be sent to Gisler, which committee should have it " Hutchinson Harold Stueve. an O\\'n£'r of Alta-Dena, District, has been elected a director of would then balan<:e out the t\\'O schools, said. ' · said Sund ay that none of llie raw milk the sta te lndustry-F'Alucation Council. officials explain. At the While House, Deputy Press previously sold would be recalled The first n1ecling or the new group v.·ill Students affected are those living Secretary Gerald L. \llarren said Nixon because. "as far as l'in concerned take place Thursday in San Francisco. between Atlanta Avenue on the 30Uth, had been infarrned of Sirica's deciskln It is composed of representatives of Bushard Street on the west, and the but gave no presidential reaction, there's nothing \\Tong with the milk. I! businen. labor, agriculture, -government Santa Ana River on the ea.st. The ~arren noted, however, that Nixon's people v.·ant to return any, we v.·ilJ take it and education v.'no plan lO act as liaison northern boundary zigzags up to LeBard ch1~f Watergate lawyer, James D. St. -ba_c_k_:_· ----,,----------=be=t•_:· .. =n..:ind:::.:u::st::ry:_:•::;n:.d.:s::choo::::::I•:_· ____ _::.Schoo:::l:.:•::nd:_:b::•:c:.k,:d::•w:::n:'...'.'.to'..'.'.Bu'.'.:r_:k:•.:Schoo:::~I. Clair, .told Sirica the White H~ had no objection to sending the grand Jury report to the C.'ODlmtuee. Hoose Speaker Carl Albert said that "oftband, it seems to me it wu a verf good ruling ." ,Ho';lSC r-..-tajority Lead Thomas P. "np" 0 Neill (D-Mas.s.), said Sirica's ruUna: "will help expedit.e the matt.er." ' 111 " 11-• ''' '""'"""· ,,.._,.,. '",.."'°" f edl offered her favors for """Jr.-'M""Corl• ~Mn•, ff·~• .,.,;w;;,,._.,"~K;,;11;., -j--~~Jlk&!!l\L!ill!!!'!liJ!!!...l!'~s_!~_; f'l..,.,1.,.,.,,, ••«"''-••In v.11 ••. t19~..a sale. Reds Capture -6mhmg-f.apital .- . , IN<"· 1rv1n11s...ii.1>K.-•NI ''" Clt,.,.Mt/ He claimed she wanted $25. about one- '"" Ju•n '"'""'""· A 11"'1' ... ~1 tenth of the price of a plane ticket back -.dill"" 1, Pl'D >l•ll«I S..1~ ......... ~,.,, s.,..,,.... !..--,,,. ,,.111c:,.,.1 _,1111""' , .. "1 ., ,, Jxi w .. r 11v111e to London. and that she appeared .. .,. s•'"'· c.o.1t M•s•, c..u•••"I•, ,,.,., desperate and distraught in making the ltolttrl N. Wttd offer. ''""'•u .1111 "~•11""' Immigration autborities today \Vere J 1clrt It. 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IM11 u .11 1¥1011lilli'i mlllt•"' •ntrMllolot U.U """"''' Last Ti1ne He'll Try Her Roorn ASBURY PARK, N.J. (AP I "'"'akeoed at 3 a.m., Bmdetla Cardell discovered an intruder in her apartment. She grabbed a board and forctd him to the b31conr of the secon d -floor -•paJimenLl!'her~ •he_ontered him 10 jump or be clobbered. He jumped. A short ""hi la latt.r, poll ct arrested an uninjured John Shafto, 30, of Asbury Perk and rnarged him with altempted breaking and entering. \ • .Jollfl Green GtaQt's? Eleven·year·old l.ucia no Fabiano holds a shoe-in for one or lhe biggest heels in the world. The giant shoe, part of 3 i;hoen1akcrs' exhibition in Bologna, Italy, Is approximately lout reel long and weighs 33 pounds, • • PHNOlt-1 PENH (UPI) -ln }ijmd-to- hand fighting, Commurust forces· captured the fonner royal capital of Oudon~. the Cirst major city they have taken m more than thrtt years. The Cambodian high comm and announced lhe fall of lhe city. JI& caputre was also a major propaganda coup for the rebels sinde the attack came an the fourth anniven.ary of the ovuthrow at Prince Norodom Sihanouk. Oudong Is a provlnci>I <>pllal 24 m11 .. northeast of Phnom Penh Md ha.a a populatloo of about lS,OO!r.- Au topsy Scheduled SAN PEDRO (UPI) -An outOp!)' w" ordered Sunday to determine the cause of death of an un1dentlfied yo111n1 wom1n whose body ~Is 1'i.5hed ashore ot Point Fermin here. lnvesllgators t1ald there were numerous bruises on her body, but these C'Ollld have t>N!n caused when ~'3\'CS pushed the body againllt rocks . ,) I I l I , d~ WU v leg psy m the Rat whi 8, I era rid I B cor in t du ki T 64, nu pa day brai H and sur do \Vh.i D that B " dea bee not has act ligh R E ti f c , ... • '·"" M •f~h 1_. l~/4 DAI LY PILOT 3 Hearst Out . --to Break l(idnap Stalemate l' alley Shooting Slaying Suspect Believed Sane Amos Lewis Ratcliff was mentally disturbed when he shol. his estranged wife and her boyfriend at her Fountain Valley home bul he was sane within the legal definition of the term, a P6Ychiatrist testified today in Orange C.OOnty Superior Court. Dr. John Klatte. chief of the county's mental health division. told the jury in the do.sing stages of the murder trial that Ratcliff, 51 , told him he w· "riding a white horse under a white cloud" on July 8. 1972,·wticn Mrs. Belly llatcliff. 41, and Craig P. llir.-.1, 5:! of Anaheim , were riddled v.'ith bullets. It is alleged that Ratcliff waited for the Patient Who Ga ve Kidneys Co1nes A live BTRP.1.INCHAt.f. England (UPI) -A coroner's jury has ruled accidental death in the case of a man who "came alive" during an operation lo remove both hls kidneys for transplant. The inquest on J\t ichacl ~fcEldowney, 6-1. heard testimony from surgeons and nurses al Selly Oak 11ospital who partici pated in !he su rgery Feb. 19. three days af!er ~lcEldowney sufre.red ,critical .. brain injuries in an auto accident. He died 15 hours artcr the attempted removal of the kidneys. The operation u•as not carried out unlil later and the kidneys were successfully transplanh:d to a recipient. Coroner George B1Jtington s a i d l\1cEldo"·ncy, a bachelor, had only a 5 percent chance of recovering from the accident and his relatives g a v ~ permission for his kidneys to be transplanted. Dr. Susan Padmor.e, the hospital's senior house orriccr anti anesthetist. said McE\downcy suffered a respiratory arrest Feb. 19. She pronounced h.in1 dead an hour later and alerted a transplant team led by surgeon Anthony Barnes, she said. Dr. Padmore said \vhen Barnes opened ~fcEldowney's abdomen ·she saw the patient's r~t twit ch. "I heard him cough. and he started lo breathe <lf his <lWn accord -regularly and with reasonable dep1h." she said. After the cough. Barnes asked, "Did he do that or u•as that vou?" none Anna \\'h.itcomb said. · Dr. Padmore replied. "No, he did that." the fursc said. Barnes \mmcdiatcly sealed up the ei~·inch incision. McEldowney was returned to the intensive care unit but died 15 hours aftcr~·ard. Pathologist Dr. J. S. ~lcKinnell said he carrit:'d out a post mor1en1 and did oot believe the first attempt to remove the kidneys contributed to or accelerated the death. "In fact. ii Is possible it prolonged his life by 15 hours .. , he said. Barnes told the inc1uest he had to remove the kidneys within an hour of death \vhich he said he as.<>umed had been confinned by two doctors. couple to return to ~tr& Ralcliff's home at 10026 ~toming Glory Circle and !hot ·Hirst as he fled across the lawn. It is further alleged that Ratcliff purs~ !Us wife to a nearby home and pumped seven bullets into her as she lried to arouse her sleeping neighbors. Klatte told the jury today that Ratcliff may oot have been able to govern his actions at that time or an i'M>w" later "'hen he 1llegedly drove lo Westminster and shot f\.lrs. Ratclifl's girlfriend , f\.lrs. Barbara Carew. 42. f\.1rs. Carew u·as shot and killed in her bed in a con!n::intation allegedly created u'heo ftateliff accu.sed her of encouraging his wife to file a divorce action against him. Prosecutor Robert Chatterton argue! that Ratcliff "'·as arrested several hours later with a "death list" of six names in his~ion. The names <lf ~1rs. Ratclif!, }first and ~1rs. Carew had been crossed off and the accused man was less than a block away from the home of the fourth oame on the six-name list. Oiatterton said. "But Ratcliff had the ability to know what he was doing," Klatte testified. "1bere "''as considerable mentaJ stress and he appeared to be resigned to arrest or possible self-destruction but I !ormcd the opinion that he was legaUy sane." Ratcliff was committed to Atascadero State Ho.spital as ins r in late 1972 but was returned lo Orange County for trial this year when it was delermined that he had recovered his sanily. If he is found guilty of inurder in the current trial. he will be returned to the same counroom belore tbe same jury tor a ruling on his sanity at the lime ot the alleged triple killings. U.S. Air Fares Called Unjust; Changes Ordered WASHINGTON (AP) -The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled today that many of the air fares charged by the nation 's airlines arc unjust. ft ordered the carriers to raise coach fares on short-term ,rips and to decrease the price of long-distance journeys. The board abo said the airilnes mu.st increase first-class fares over a two-year period beginning in July. The rulings came as the board concluded its troadest fare proceeding in its 36-year history. The ordm; anoounced today are effective in three months unless appealed by the airlines. The bOard said it found "the existing coach fare structure i.s unlt'it arw:l unreasnable" and ordered the fare structW'e canceled. "In the long run," the board said . "the roach fare strotlure ought to be based upon the cost of service ... " The board said lhls policy should be i1nplemCflted oo a partial basis at first. OLD CARS CARRIED DIGNITARIES FROM BEAUTY QUEENS TO STATE ASSEMBLYMEN After Two Hour-Long Parade; Guests Moved to Mis_si on Viejo Inn For Cabbage and Cor~ Beef Laguna's Lanpl1ea1· Calls For NixoJ1 lmpeacl1me11t 10,000 W at cli ~1ission Viejo S t. Pat Para<le Republican congress ional candidate Roger Lanphear today called for the resignation or impeachlTlffit of President Nixon •·for the good of the nation a:id the Republican Party." Lanphear, a Laguna Beach attomry. is challenging Rep. Andrew Hinshaw fR- Newport Beach ) in the June primary for the Republican candidacy of the newly created 40th Congressional district. He spoke toda y at the Republican Women's Federation of Oceanside. In a strongly-worded s tatement Lanphear urged Republicans to unite in removing the President from office either by encouraging his resignation or by impeachment. "Like you , I strongly supported the Presldent for re-election. · "Gradually and reluctantl}', I have observed the erosion of an effective executive branch and a st r o n g Republican Party. "I am appalled at the President's lack of forthrightne~s. I have deplored the lack or cooperation on the part o( J. S. McMichael Stricke11 Playing T ennis, Succumbs PrC>Sident t\ixon 1n regard lo \Vatcrgate and its rclat.cd matters I must question th<-integrit y behind a seeming pattern of obstructioos to re\'e>al al! , · the r('lc,·ant fact!!," he said. "The cause of the cotn.1ption of the individuals in this administration need not tie borne by the Republican Party and must oot be accept('(! by it."' Lanphear said. lie said ' the Republican Party could "emerge clean and .strong" i! ''We rK'Ogllize this cancer and take steps to nd ourselvC'S of it." .. \\'e don 't deserve a Joss of spirit and y,·e don 't deserve doom for the party unless v.•e fail to take the leadership and clean up this mess." he said . Lanphear is chairman of the Laguna Beach Planning Commission. The new 40th district, created by r~apportionment of California's federal and state legi slali ve d!stJ:lcts in<'!ludes lhc southern half of Orange County and reaches to Oceanside and C a n1 p Pc.ndlcton. Santa A11a Glider Pilot, 20, Dies The "wC'ar1ng o' !he grrcn" inradrd the Sp.1n1sh motif of ~-lission \'ieJO Sunday, "·hen 10.000 person.~ turned out lo u·atch the firlh annual SL Patrick's Day Parade. Parade toordina1 ors reported 9 0 ('ntries in the event. i n c I u ding As.semblyman Ken Cory !ti-Garden Grove l, F!flh District Supcrvoor Ronald Caspers, and Los Angeles Rams star Bill Nel300. After lh(' t"·o-hour long c vent. hundreds of spectators niovC!d to the ;\lission Vif'JO Ion for <• traditional cornt~ bcc-f and cabbage dinner ;i n d C'rilt'rlainment by the Royal Ca nadian Leg1011 Post Scots Pipe Uand. Parade mast('r of i.:cremoni('s D,1\'C' DeSoto. of H.adio Station Kr..fJ>C a"•ardt.d tropni<'s to the follo,.ing entries : -Special Ht.-cognilion Floats: Casta dcl Sol .\1onte\i d('a/Cordillero School. -Gc~ral Floats: first . IJe Port1la School : SC('()f)cl . Los Bo1anicos-~1Lo;sion Viejo Beau tiful : third. Y.\fCA Ind ian l<.la 1dens. -f.quc,;trian : first. Leisure \\"orld Stables : second, ~)ission Viejo Stables. -\\'alking Entries : first. l)c Portola School ; second . Y\ICA Brok('n LanCt! '.\ation Indian (iuldes; third , Y~tCA A Santa Ana youth attempting a 300-Indian Princesses. degree turn on his hang glider was ki!lt.-d --Spt'<:ial Entric:;· f1r~t ·SOuthcm Sunday when it stalled and he dropped California i\.I o tor c y c l<' Association : J. S. "Scotty" ~lc(t.ficha('l, a u·ell-200 feet into a rugg t'd canyon near sl:'COnd, (iood Time Clo11ons: third. known builder-dei,.·e\oper in Orange Creslline. ".\lafia Staff Car." beann_g ixirade County, ~·as fatall y stricken Saturday Eric R. \\'ills . 20, of Beverly lJriv('. coordinating con1n11l!e<· n'ICmbcrs. ~·bile playing tennis near his home in San died Y>hen he and his kite s\amm('d inlO -Commercial f.nt ry. first. O'l-lara's Juan Capistrano. Ile was 64. the ea rth in Devil's Canyon. Pub of Orange. a '.\oah's Ark 1not1f. Mr. ~fc.\fichael suffered a Tieart attack San Bernardino C.ounty Sh c r i r f · s -s,~·f'epstakes · .\Ii s s 1 on Viejo and died later in the day at ~1ission deputies st1id \\rills "'·as pronounced dead Campfire C1rls. 1n a walking dt~lay Community Hospital. at San Bernardino Con1mun1ty lfospital featuring red . u·h1tc ~u1d blue rostumes Pt1blisl1 e1· Seek s SLA SA~ FRA:'\CISCO 1l'l'\1 -\\•\\S!)J~·r execut1\1' Randolph \ 11.:-ar~t hoprd today to brt·uk .'! l'-l'('ldong :-.1!1·n<'t' by 111 .. daug:hter·s kidn~pt_·i-s through ·pron11s1n:.:: acuoo on the !:.it.est 1"0 dt•n1ands mad<' by the tcrronsl Srmb1oue!)C Llbcrat1un J\rn;y. · He is acuvt"l y l111 1ni.:. to arr,1ng1· a naliony,·ide "Ji\';;>'' t~·tt•\'ision ;lppC'."lr;lnc·~· for t \ltl> SJ.A "~ldien;'' j:1ill'd on ti1.1rgf'.; of assassinating OaktJnd school chi1·f htarcus Foster an<l 1s rcvan1ping a $'.! mit!1on food giV<'<t~:i.y 10 the-poor . TI1e editor and presidt•n1 nt th•• S.111 Fr:in('1st-o Lxan11ncr :ia1d <lunn~ th" u('ekC'rid th;it "I h,1\p not hrokl·n niv u·ord" to the Sl.J\. \rhieh ;,ibdoc·tal his :.'li- ~·f'ar~ld daughtt'f'. Pt1tr1c1a . frotn h•·r 1-k>rkell'}' apartment six \\.t't•k:. ;1i::o toda\ .., am doing C'\'C'ryrh1ng r 1-.111 to c:irr.\ out tht•1r demands." llcar:st ~aid 111 .1 brief "ITit\cn st<Jlelll('nt Saturd<1v. "Thu one Uling I u·ant above' all is to gCt Patt~ hon1e as quickly as possible. and I repeat. I a.in doing all I t'an lo bring that about.., The SLA S<iid on th<' lalC'it l..1pt' recorded mc~e lo l-loan.t 1 a s t u·cckend that iLs dt•mandl'd food progra111 for the needy was ''crumbs" and that lht· n-lease of ~1iss Hearst wouldn 't bl' negotiated until "comrades'' Joseph Remiro, 'll. and Russell Littlt'. 26, arc allov.·cd a television appenrance. Remiro and Litt.le ap(lt':tr bcfor1· Contra C.Osta COlmty Superior Court Judge Sam \V. llal1 in ~1:1rt1ncz 1'ucsda\' ttnd he will rule on whether ;1 T\' appearance u·ould JOOpttrdlzc their righl:> to a fair trial. The prisoners earlier requcstc.od the !ivf' appearance as a means of suggesting a plan by u·hich .\tiss Hearst •1•ould Or released frorn her "prisonl'f' o,L war'' status. "I an1 doing all I can lo facil1l<ltf' th•· ~ppearance of Ren11ro and J~iule. · Jlearst said in hL~ Wei!keod st.aleITK·nt. ··1 believe such an appc;irance can I><.- \Cry hel.pfu! to the re.lea<;e of Patrick!. li nfort.unate\)·. these things take tiu1e ci~ tile people in .. 'Olvcd include lau1·cr~. judges. district attorneys and sheriffs.'' Mea nv.1tile, the People in Nee'</ progran1 temporarily ho1!lcd food distribution to the JXlOf to US" 11.S final SJ milltoo for a more orderly gi \'('a1\;1y o! qua li ry food. It has alrtady given au·ay SI million 1n grol'{'ry p<1ekagl·~ to :111 estimated 120.000 persons. U.S: Bltildi11 g Big Wi1id1nill Y.'ASlf !NGTON fUI'l) -The government plans lo spend $865 .000 O\"er f\\'O years lo build .. a spacc-a11:c \.lt"indmi!l to see if the wind can Ix' harnessed economically to generate electricity, it u·as announcc'Cf toda}. The 'A'indmill will ISc built at !he space agency's l..c'Ais Research Center. Clevela nd. in a project sponsored by the National &1cncc f'oundalion . The agency said the" ind1n1!1 t<, a step toward future ~·ind gcn«r.1tors c.-.ipable of producing 1.000 to 2J.OO kilo\.lt·atts. It "'ill he 1hc first lar.c:<' "''ind encfgy systen1 constructed 111 t:nnc-d S!atl's in 30 y~;1r~. ''A surgeon has a duty to his 1>3tient not to transplant dead kidneys. He also has a duty lo society to sec he does hot act precipitately. ~Ic is walking a tightrope," Barnes said. The board ruled that the fare per mile charged by t.tle airlines did not det"!"tase sullicienUy as the distance traveled increased, even trough the cost to lhe airline dropped. lie had been an active bui:der in the .'.lo'.'.'.l'.'.lo'..'.w:'.'.in'.!g:..'.'.th'.:e_'.f::_al'.'.:I. _________ ":::· n::d'..!:po".'.m'.'·:".pou".:'.'.'::.· ----------"=============' area for the past 14 ye>ars and his firm 1~ ' """'""' rold I The banker hu•band of Mr.;. Eunice Khonhol rn has paid an unspecified ~unount ·of money ror her return afler kidnapers contacted hi111 at bis Lino~ f,,ake s. 1.1inn ., home over the weekend. Dr. Gunnar Kron- holm is awaiting. word of her late. See story Page 4. r This resulted, the board said, in fares running below tht cost In Sh<rt-haul markets but above costs In tbe klog-haul markets. Under the krmula worked out by the board, coam fares between Boston and Hartford. COrut - a distance 1.: fl miles -woold increase from 115.11 to 118.92. built several tracts in the Fullerton area as "''ell as Saddlcback Duplexes. a project in the San Juan area . The family home is at 32.slri La Calma, in San Juan. Mr. McMichael was a ~fason and a member of Al ~lalaikah Golden West Coounanderie Number 43, He also served as a director of the State Escrow Company. Swallow Salute east of St. ]osepli The Feasl of st. Jmieph wlll be by children from th(' mission school celelrated by scores of children at WlCler the direclion of r.lrs. Olan Rymer f\.fiss1on San Juan Capistrano Tuesday and Mrs. Pa ul Arbiso. A benedicton ~·ill with a colorful page8nt which -.in iocl ude close the pagent. a salute to Ute ·fa.mom swaUows. Special masses will be celebrated at 7. The birds tradltiooally return to San 8, and 9 a.m. in Father Jwiipero Serra's Juan on Mardi 19th. 1beir Ume of historic chapel, tbe oldest cootinually arrival will be noted by the rioging oC a ~ buJJding in California. swallow bell. The pageant v.·iJI not repeated later in 1bis year's pageant win be pre!mted Ule tA--eek as it has ~ in the past, one day only at 1:30 p.m. and wll begin sponsors said. with a pn.icessioo or children from Old Today marks the begiming ol the Mission Scbpol. followed by the crowning Flests de las Golondririas v.'hich will ol the St Joseph's Day k~ and queen, continue throlJihoUt the \\-eek in San F.dward Bravo and Kathryn Rymer. Both Juan. Residents and merchants began are eighth graden at the 8C!hool and are v.•earing Spanish, fndian and \Yestern desoendanta of pioneer families. oostum~ today and the fit!'lt formal After the ooronation tbe St. Joseph'.s fiesta &ctlvity will be the jUdging of the Day banner will be presented to the king "haimt man in t01'1l." 'l'ue!)day at 5 and qu~. 1be banner ls one of the p.m. in the downtown minipark. Two treasured artUacts of the mlsskJn. "*\ bearded content.ants \\'iii win przes -one Enterlainmen4. will then-begin with with the "raunchiest beard'' and \he mArlactll rfiusi~ and the singing or "When other with the "neatesloeard.'' ·• the Swallows Come &ck to Capistnno'', Other act vii.el ..,.111 ncladc a pct by the song's author, Leoo Renee. show, window oontest, parade, and trail Traditional dances will be performed ride. ' ' I YOU DESrr IE A BREAK TODAY' Sor1nghme Flo1ence E1semans 101 rne Ochsner sisters Mellssa 12. Ehs.abctn :" Their sister dresse!. ore from ---om-Eflter-€oltf!C!•0•1 available at all ~tore::. 1n si zes 2 to 14 Mehssa is 1n !he £!h Qraar al Harbour View School Melissa and Eli5abetn arc the children ot Dr ana Mrs Harold C Ocnsner Ji ol Hvnl1ngton Haroour Q THE I RED · '~1 BALLOON ·. LTD. r.\~~•Ok 15.LA'IO ,._,.., °""'' fol• 81(.;t l ()N"l l ('~~· .. 1 C..-"'I• .l!.I>~ '"""'''"r•TO•i 1-<l1'llO\J" ,,. ~·~ l!>f.' ' .j OAlLY PIL01 Monday, Marth lts, 11!1 .. Just • Banker P.ays Ransom to 1 Free Spouse ':1,., with •1;.~ :-.,.:-:-. Tom " U'phine ' .. ,,~·· .. ., LINO LAKES. Atinn. {UPI ) -Banker Gunnar Kronholm has delivered a ransom to the kidnapers of his "'ife. Ew'lice, a family spokesman said early today, and the kkl.napers have promised they will let hbn lalow later I-Oday where his wtfe can bf! found. The Rev. Bruce Fleming, Kronholm's brother·ln-law and pastor ol t h e Bethlehem Baptist Ch u r ch In ~11nneapolls. early today said money had been dellvertd •·as per the kidnapers Instruction and that word lS supposed to be receh·ed sometime this morning ~'here f\trs. Kronholm can be found." FLEMING REFUSE D lo MY how much ral"l30m was paid or give any details.on how \he money wu delivered. Ear Iler, the FSI annowiCfd that the ear belonging to Mn. Kronbolm waa found in !be ~llnncapoli> subw1> ol Edina. MrS. Krooholm , ~. diSapp<arod Friday mornlnj: 30metime after 7:30 a.m. Later that day, a man tel"""""1 Kronholm and said: "We have your wife. Deliver all the money yoo can to a stadon at .. ," Kronholm sakl he oouldn't understand the last worm from the caJler who Immediately hung up. Since then, nothing Garden Grove On the Coast? MAita VINUS-MllCUIY RIGHT PA1H EYES INLAND DEPT. -Lots of grtzz.led veterans of coastal Ji\ing like to feel that there are tv•o parts to Orange c.ounty-che coastline from Seal Beach to San Clemente and then the b.1d part. Tbe line that divides th~ coastal dweller frofu the Inland resident of our region i! most !Mefinite. Huntington Beach, for example, is clearly ccmidered a broch city even though In rts enormous size it stretdtes inland-(pardoo the expression }-alma;t in touching distance of Santa Ana. If you'd want to !ouch lt, that Is. l\tISSJON Vl~JO and El Toro are a couple of other spots that, in the most strict vie~'. aren't exactly ""'ashed by the ebb and flow of Pacific \\'aters. But mootly. they are dihsldered part of our growing coastal communities. Other places; however, have long been abamloned by coastal thinkers. Garden Grove Is a good example ol this. Back there a few decades in my youth, we always considered Gardeo Grove as an a¢cultural communJty, filled wltli farm boys who could pick up a plow with one hand lo point out dlrectloM for )'Oil. These per!ORS eventually turned lnto Garden Grove High School football playen who eouMt dispatch you into considerable m!sery oo a given Friday. I • &MTM AT, LAUNCH NOv.e,•1a • - 111 tlae Ho1ne St1•etcl1 IAltTM AT Pl.WV MAll.H,'74 ·-....... SO IT WAS IN those days you' rould drive down Garden Grove Boulev11rd and cross street! like Brookhurst, Euclid or Harbor Boulevard and you'd oome to just that-a wkle spot crossing of roads. A radio signal sucessfully bean1ed across 69 n1il· probe "'ill pass \l.•ithin 540 n1i\cs of the :;1n3ll planet lion miles nudge J\tariner IO into the home stre1ch J\larch 29, fl ashing man's first closeup photos of Then the boom years of the 1950s came 10 Gerden Grove. 'Ibey started tearing out the groves and gardem and replacing today on its !ive-n1onlh trip to ~l ercury. Th;,:,:e..;s:'.p~a~ce::._ __ th_e_:_p_la_n_e_t_e_ve_r.:.y_4_2_s_e_c_o_n_d_s. _____ ~-- them witti housing developments so fast 'G e p hi e ' you coukln't keep track. Blink once and a 01ng D , .. field was turned into a new oommuntty. ._, Everybody thought It was grand mtil it was fin i!hed. Alas, 1tnee then' Garden C J ' p · le Grove has dra•11 considerable oontempt Nixon T nking ase to t te eop and ridkule u a place where aH the munldpal planners must have been out By HELEN THOMAS to hmdl while they \\'ere buik:Hng tt. WASHINGTON (UPI) -White House PEl/iru;, PARTl,CULARLY coastal -strategists say President Nixon has follal, have been known to poke josh at. embarked on a two-pronged \\'atergatc the place by calling It "Garbage Grove" defense by taking his case to the and "Flatsville " or "Los Angeles South" American people and toughening his or other non-complimentary names. stand against congressional Impeach· Anyway, it la clear they built Garden ment proceedings. Grove ln an awful rush. One o1 the thJngs The P~iaent and his f\urroga tes nrc they forgot in the process was to get a "going public" in a big .,.,.ay to promote junior college for I.heir kids. So ever Nixon's point of view lhnt complete since all the kids alTlved, they've been going to junior coue.ge in places like Santa Ana, l"Ul.lerton, Orange Coast and Golden West . This has cost. Garden Grove residents heavy taxes. Everybody agrees Garden Grove should be within some JC district. But surrounding diJtricts ha\·e been reluctant to annex the Garden Grove Unilled Scbool District becauoe It b rich in kkb andJ>Ot so rid! in tu base. GARDEN GROVE does, however, stlll turn out mighty fine football players, desptte not having plows to pick up anymore. AM as it comes to pMS, il OO\V appears possible that rhe junior college system _t.hat v.·.ill embrace Garden Grove will be the Coast Commun1ty O>llege District. Lot. or questions llke taxes to be paid and an election to seal Ult deal have to yet be Ytorkcd out. But It could eventually happen. 1'hen "·hen they join Coast , ""·e·u be ln an interrsting position. We'll be turning to Garden Gro\'C folks aM saying. "'Velcome neighbors. you just joined the coastline.'' ( NEWS ANALYSIS J ~ration v.'1tn the House Judiciary Committee's demands !or tapes and docwnents would lead to "destruction of the Presidency." Nixon Tuesday .,.,·ill ea1Ty his campaign to Houston. Tex., 1\'here he "'ill appear before the National Association of Broadci!tera in a nationally televised question and answer session al 6 p.m. POT. JN PURSUIT or public support., ht appeared before bll5inr!IS leadin In Chi.cago and southerners !n Nashvil le. Tenn. last 'ol.'eek. Hb advisera also hav~ fanned out to blast what they see as the committee's ''ftsh.ing cxpedltioo" for '\11.lte House files and to prod the panel Into stating It~ definition ol an impeachable offeMC. The \\'hitc I~ouse has declined to give the committee 42 tapes It is seeking, although It has made available to to the oommittee material it previously gave • the \Vatergate prosecutors. Wbite House advisers ha\•e expressed satisfaction \\1th the results or their public relations campaign in its early stages. The goal ts to persuade the public of Nixon's innocence of any participation in Wal.ergate·related allegations and to build pressure on Congress to ~·in a rapid resolution of the problem, according to aides. • One adviser said r•we •re looking Into several possibilities" far still more public appearances by the President. ' THE PRESIDEl\i 'S advisers reali2e they are taking the risk of alienating some Republican congressionRI supporters in the con1n1ittee and the House by challenging the impeaehmmt inquiry step tt,.· step. Some obsen·ers believe the W1tite House .,.,·ou.Jd prefer to re£use a subpoena £or presidential documents and incur a possible conteinpt citalion rather Ulan to con1ply w\dl the committee's request. Ni~on appeared in fine fet tle Sunday at a St. Patrick's Day \\"orship ser\'ice RI the While House during ~·hich Dr. Norman Vincent Peale delivered a ~ern1on on lo\"e and forgiveness for ""Tongly motlvated" misdeeds. l\1rs. Nixon. suffering from Influenza :i.fter hrr six-day goodwill tour to Latin America, was unable to attend and is under a doctor's care. PEALE BEGAS his service with a prayer asking forgh·eness "for what \\·e'\'c done and thought and said that was wrongly moUvated." Winds, Snow in New York Freeze Warnings Issued for lo1va , ·Minnesota Aren Te111pcrnf11re1 WI•~ LIW ,.l,.. Heaviest Battles Sh1ce Cease-fh·e See11 in Vietnanl SAIGON. South Vietnam (AP) - Thousands of South Vietnamese and Communist troops battled In the central hig't\lands over the ~·eekend in the heaviest fighting since the cease-fire, the Saigon command said ·~1onday. The command listed more than 500 casualties_ on both sides. Including 34~ CommUTiists and n ·of Its own soldJers killed, "''hile .n.eld reports ind!c.ated more ( ' IN SHORT ... ' ) than 800 casualties and one governmenl battalion overrun. The field reports said one regiment of l\"orth Vietnamese troops of up to 2.000 n1en attacked a half dozen government positions nea r Kon tum City, bitting them .... 1th more than 700 rounds or rockets. mortars ll.1ld artillery, then fe>llowing up ~·i\1,1 infantry a56llults. e lrlda Deaths BELFAST (UPI ) -Authorit ies lightened security,.... across Northern Ireland today after ihe worst violence In monthS rocked the St. Patrick's day v.·eekend. Bomb blasts and ambushes over the · .,..·eekend killed eight perl'IOns. including 1""'0 Irish Republican Anny (IRA) milltant.s and three British soldiers. An lRA attack on an army foot patrol in Londonderry's Brandywell district Sunday night killed a l'IOldier, raising t~ dcalh toll to 971 ln 4'1ii years of vtolence. e Indian Riots NEW DELHI , India (AP) -lndlan army units moved into lhe cap\lal or BPnar State today to control student-led mobs that fought police and set buUdings ablaze in a protest against econoouc hardships. It "·as the seconcWimc in t~'O months has been htard from the lddna.J>trs. ~ IL Krlmback, opeclal agent In charge of the F'BI in the Minneapolis.St. Paul area. said the car be.lo11ging to Mn. Kronholm WM found at 10:%5 p.m. POT today by the Edina Police Department at the parking lot of the Soothdale Shopping <.'eflter. Edina is about 30 miles from Uno Lakes. No other Information was avail.able, Krimba.ck 1aid. KRONllOL~t, D t: S C R I B E D a11 exhausted and distraught. "'as wiable 10 n1eet Sunday with DeW!m.en. At a nev.•s conference Sunday at a road block a mile from his home, Kronholm 's brother. Oliver, 61, and ' brother-in-la1v . the Rev. Broce Fleming. pastor of Bethlehem Baptist C h u r c h , in ~f.inneapolls, &lid the banker W2' too tired to t.alk with newsmen. Both said Kronholm y,·u exhau.md and tt)1ng to relax. They ~id. ''There has been no communicatioo from anyone.• They addod ~woo'! be !M«lnp ..itl1 rf'POC1ttl until there is "further 11-ord from the kktnapert. '' Tbe two said they dim 1 know ij any money had boeo translen-ed. At tv.-o news oonrerences Saturday, Krooholm stood in front of hls suburban 'I'wtn Cities home, !ltl)'ing he was awa1tlng further v.·ord and told b!J wlft!, ''I love you." }Cronholm said the FBI zwurcd h.im It \1.-0n 't interfere with any instructioos he may receive lo pny a ransom. KRONHOLM SAID he last saw h~ blonde ~ife "then he left home about 7:30 a.m. Friday to go to .,.,·ork. She failed to keep a beauty appointment Friday morning and a meeting with her husband Friday afternoon. Kronbolm, who bas slx chiklren by a pre~ marriage, has been married to his present '1iife for about three yean. U.S. Aids -Egypt In Mi~e Sweeps \VASHINGTON (UPI) -The Sta te Department announced today that the United States "has agreed to assLc;t in !Weeping mines in the \\'aters or the SUe:z: Canal" to belp speed reopening of the international waterv;ay. The canal has been closed for almo<t seven yean -aint'e tbe 1967 Israell·Arab v.'3r. The depe.rtment said the as&stance is being provided "at lhe request of the Egyptian government." , IT ADDED-that the United States also had agreed "lo pro\ide advice and training to Egyptian p e rs o n n e 1 responsible for c~nring unexploded ordnance in t'ne canal and on its banks." Oip\om~t ic sources in Cairo said earlier that Eg}'Pl had reached agreement "'ith the Unit'ed St.ates and Britain on a join( operation to clear ~thousands ol bombs and mines from the canal. The mine clearance "'ork is expected to start early ne~t month by scores of American and British specialists in conjunction "ith the Egyptian navy and the engineering corps as ~·ell as Suez Canal Authority technicians, the sources said . CANAL AUTllORITI' offlcials believe there are thousands of mines and unexploded bombs in and around the canal as a resull o{ more than six yea.rs of intennlttent Israeli ground and air fighting across the walcrway,_culminat· ing in last October's \\'ar. On the "'at front. Syrian and Israeli artillery boomed for more than three hours across the Golan llei ghts cease-fire line for the scvcnlh straight day, with , 01urcl1 Pickets 'Exorcist' Filn1 PENSACOLA. Fla. !UPI) -insisting !hey \j,'eren't trying to clost down the movie. "The Exorcist," the SO pickets sajd, after all. ''It's their movie hou,,e." But the Rev. Paul Welch, associate pastor of Pensacola 's First Pentecostal Church. added. ''\\'e are opposed to the movie. or coune, because they are playing with !he power or God. \\'hat they're doing Is making a mockery of It.'' The SO marchers trom the church ·congregation handed out religious tracts to t\ie patrons of !he Florida theater, ··1n case they nc<!d help after seeing lhe mov"K:." "'Ibe Exorcist," a controversial movie dealing "1th satanic possession of the human spirit, opened In Pensacola Friday night. The marchers showed up 24 hours later. each side clLng the other started 0: righting. A military spokesman in Tel A\'iv said the S;>rians openetl heavv shellfire on Israeli fortifications in the northern sector of the plateau before Israeli guns: barked to silence the Arab barrage. No Israeli casualties \\'ere reported. Syria said the artilleey duel was along t""<tthirds 'of the front, and claimed SrNan.,.gunnen dealt "fierce blows" to Israeli positions. A Damascus military communique said the engagement broke out when Israel tried to impro,·e and fortify its position! in the central and northern sectors o{ the 40-mile-long front. Philadelph.ian Streaker Wore Green in Church By United Presa Internatlooal · The.re ~-as just a little ~·earing of the green during Sunday's St. Patrick's day streaking. A naked youth, sporting only a green headband, dashed through St. Bernard 's catholic Oiurcb in Philadelphia just as the Rev. Bernard Benlsch«k prepare<! 10 distribute communion at a noon mass. '''W"hat J. terrible thing to happen in a church, of all places," complained one parishioner. · Another oode man ran through a group of marching Huie girls in S a n Prandsco's· annual St. Patrldl:'s Day Parade. but be "'as graboM by outraged bys1anders \\'ho held him until police arrived. The man. idenlilied aa Paul Sutlon, 26. .,.,.as charged ·with drunkenness and indecent exposure. In Tokyo Sunday. an American high school girl si~aked about 60 feet dovm a busy street in the Glnza before be.ing nabbed by police. <barged witti public irw:l.ecency. the girl said ·she made ~er naked nm oo a $3.1 dare from her frienrut. A disc jockey in Hawaii streaked across the sno~-s of 'r..tauna Kea at the t3.000-foot level Sunday ?i1lile a group of newsmen watched. The man, Rich Anthony, claimed a record for the V.'Orld's highest streak. Three men, v.·ho said they were coostructlon ~·orkers from S a n Francisco, streaked through !he club car of the Amtrak train heading for Reno, Nev., Saturday alter making bet! with on look en. Atl>e~y J6 1& I---· _;';;,'';;-";;;;":_ ___ ~sl ll that arn1y troops "-ere used against lf.S,Sun1n1ary violent urban protests. U'nrMt in Gujarat w1rwtt uo kl JO "'1111 IMI' P1ovr State on lhe: other side of India toppled ~PMd 1now •c''" c..,1r1! Ntw VII!'~ •k-~ta'" nnv"(ijm•n "'•"'IOltAI WIAlllll H •v•(t JOUC•" •• '''"-""'-''~''-'"-'"'-''.1.J.. ____ ..., •• l'ct.-~lil ,,w.i.-1~ ~~ .,__ ...... \J.Uoll,..._ ______ _ 30.7 1cro11 ll'lt P1•l~1 Nrt, '°"''· JO 2• ~1 • 71 JI JI " " n ~ 2 H ,. 10 n t i llS . " ~ " . " I• ll •• lit!!!J~l!oll DELI VERY SERVICE Deh\'ery ol the Do.iv 1'11 ·1 ~s £.i.1r;rt['f•l .....,.,,.,,: n "' .. ,.., flfl1 '"' ,_ ., l.i , .•. UI 1111 !ti!' c.., d M llr"IM II ,.. CA Ml t•U• ~ JJI .... 5'tlrt'I' tM f11M11 n r" • 1111 rertM ,.. ctfJt ., I I.& Sll•W,. 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JI, .~un. ·Moon ~J'lde• MONO&'( ~ l!lOl'I t1I~ P·"" J.I TVISO&Y ""t 11'tt11. --,iu~ •·• '!rfl ,..,.. ti» A.m. 1 t 5fC'Ofld lllf~ •:• "''"' •. 1 1«1)1'111 row 21lfP'"· oo $"" rlw.t f St I .I'll. S.14 J:OJ ~.m, ,...._ rltt'I J,ll .,m. $t!t t:J:I o.m. 6,500 Hairy Koreans Hel.tl SEOUL. Sotrtll Ko"'' iAPl -l..ong~lred Korcen youths "~ rounded up O\'tr the wt'tkmd ln a naUon\v!de crackdo't\n on ''biprrit- 1tyled hair ," nalional pol~·aald M....S.y. All bul about 100 """-re released after tMy a~ 10 a hain:uL The hoidouta ~-ere referred to the SUmm.1ry Court. l,olice said Oic cnickdo'M\ w111 CQYIUnue untll long. h•lred boya dlsaJ>l><'lr from 111• ltrtttl, I •• ' Ukc Ille swallows Ulat ~tum to Capl{lrano every spt'ing, Ille buzzanls come 10 roost In Hinckley, Ohio each }'tai"4 Sunday wu Buziard U1y in Hinckley. It is rumored Ulat pioneers killed a lot of wlld anl- maJs years ago and Ille carr.asses attracted Ille birds, who have iieen comi ng back since. ' ~\ l I I ,7 VO ,. Oran today drainin i> !lie deds' Coon three drain' Creek human F ,, F " J Orange C~!!' Today's Final N.Y. Stocks VOL 67, NO. 77, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1974 N TEN CENTS County Blames Irvine Ranch for Bay Closing , By JORN ZALLER or "-O.ll'r ,., ... Sllff Orange Cotllty heaJUt officials alleged today that reclaimed sewage water draining rrom Irvine ComprBlly farmlands is the main reason behind Friday's decision to close Upper Newport Bay. COuoty Health ofUCeT John Philp said three months of 1estS show lhat water draining from the ranch into San Diego Creek may contain dangel"OU3 traces of bwnan fecal matter. ra 10% to 20% lJVine Company officials said 14day lhey lntend to .continue using the treated effluent for trr:lgaUon until the health C::-partment can prove anculsively that tt is rtspOOSibl< !or the pollutioo. "We are not at the present lime oonviooed that tbe informaUoo available pn;.-a cleer lndlcatloo that runoff from our lands b 1he-ma}or catDe of Upper Bay problems," Imne Company Presidalt Raymond L. Watson, oald. Watsoo said that the company is • • 1ans partici.pallog in a joint county. state and lrviDe Ranch water dlstrict commiUee to seek a roncluslve definition of the problem and tu causes. Philp today re.leased laboratory results be claims show that rmoff from the company's farmland viola'ted state water . quality 11.andards in 56 of 238 samples i..t.d. . Philp admitted he still has no conclusive evidence that these violations are direct!y responslble for the high level of polluttoo that has long been kno'4'1\ to exi$t ln Upper Newport Bay. But he asserted that the vlolallons ind icate that th('1'e is a "good reMOO to hl'lieve that their runoffs are an important contribulioo to the problem. "The situation Is marginal. but since there is a question. voe decided that it was prudent to y..•am the public and clOtSc the bay," Philp said. Philp also pointed out that the Irvine Comp.iny is not the only agency in South • I Orange County wing reclaimed sc"'>age. But he said the l rv inc Company Sl'('tl\S lo be producing the largesl an1ount of runoff. Health Department tests show that water in the Back Bav "·as ""'£'11 in eitcess" or st.at~ shellf ishing standard$ In all months las year Philo said. · St.andanb for body oootact sports, such as water skiing, were violated five ot twelve months last year. However because the H e a I t h Department until rcet'nlly believed the \·iolation rt'Sulted exclusively fr o m animal -rather than human -fecal n1atter, lt did not close the b..1y. "If vie had knl:r-ATI last year "1lat we kno"' now, "'e probably "·ould h;:ive taken action to restrict its US<'," Philp said . Ptulp saKi there "'·ere no complaint!: to the Health Dcpanment o( illness caused by huma n use of the B.1ck Bay during the !See RANCll. Page ZI Oil Chiefs Butchers .Slash Set Formal Red Beef Prices By United Press llltemaUonal Butchers from California to P.1aine have slashed meat prit-es: 10 to 20 percent tn the past month, hoping to boost sagging sales during a beef surplus and keep many cattlemen from going broke. The lower prices are expected to go back up after 60 to 90 days, however. "Across the board, I'd say beef prices have oome down 0 cents per pound Foreigners Top U.S. Cyclists In Mesa Racing By RUDI ~1EDZIELSKI '·· ., tlM DllltY Pli.t SIMI' Foreign racing stars outclassed the American speedway motorcycle team with a score of 56-52 in Costa Mesa Sunday to take home the IntemaUonal Champions Challenge trophy. The foreign team, headed by six-time world champion Ivan P.tauger of New Zealand, beat the Americans in two out of three matches at l'ne Orange County Fairgrounds. Although the invaders captured the tiUe,. tbe American team, captained by Soony Nutter of Topanga , outscored them 163-160 for the three-day series. Swlday's closely fought action brought some bitter disputes between the riders and referees and ended in a fistfight in frmt of 5,000 fans involving U.S. champion lrlike Bast and Scotland's Bert Harkins. Ba.5l threw a pwich at Harkins, claiming he was cut off in the crucial last race, and the two fi s t -s wingin g combatants had to be pu]led apart by other riders. Still feeling the pain from an earlier rib injury and a ba9 crash in Sunday's racing, Harkins limped to t h e microphones after the .rophy prescnta· tioo and. in a concillatory gesture, thanked the Americans for their hospi· tality and said he hoped the foreign all · stars would be in\ited back to the U.S. '·very soon." Poland's Zenon PleciJ aod Ed"'·ard Janean, after making some impressive (See SPEEDWAY, Page !I Polish Joke On Americll ns 8 er o a rd "Twiggy .. Ko1J.·alski , mana ger of the. Polish motorycle racing team contesting the tnternat\onal Champions Challenge ln Co6ta ~lesa last weekend , inadvertently told an "American" joke at the begiMing of the three- raoe series. Buttonholing a German-speaking oewiman. the burly 2'fS--pound racing COtldl said, "I don't wish to be forward , but the Polish flag out there in the Infield is nyiog upside down." · The mC$."it gt was q u i c k I y translattod for the race &fficials , along •ith 'I)'i.ggy's erplanatlOl'l that the red and wt\ltt Polish l\lllllel' whon bofst.d upolde down "~es the Czech n."'{." • •. during the past three v.·ee' .>," said Don- ald ~lcKinnon, manager of Cottles Supermarket in Augusta, Maine. The situation was similar In every other area of the country re!pl>Oding to a United Press lntematlooal s u r v e y , although in most stores Prices were lower on particular cuta of beef Instead of aCT'065--~rd reductioM. Grocery stores In TeI.U, Califomla, Maine, Wasblngtoe, Pb 11 ad e Ip b i a , Maaachmata, Dlillob and Georgia reported lower meat prices, some down by .. nwcb u 70 ...,.. • pound. Despite Ille low.,. pria!s, groce" did DOC lodlcate moppers have turned in great numbm back to steal< and roast b<ol. "It's going to take a.while for them to find aut prices are down and get back into the groove," said Jotm Hester, meat market manager of the H e b Supemiarkets in Austin, Tex. Hester said his store reduced the price of sirloin from $2.04 last week to $1.38 a pound, but roast beef was the same at lt.19 and ground beef held at ~ cents. "You still hear people say It's too high aod walk OU," he said "'Ibey ought to go out and try to buy some cow feed or fertilizer." Cattlemen say beef supplies are oow at a surplus because of. sluggish consumer demand the past six months and the marketing disruptiom such as the truckers' strike earlier um year. "We've got a marketing problem we have to eat our way out of," said John Robinon, vice president of the Geo rgia Cattlemen's Association. He predicted the present low prices wip not last longer lhan three months. '·This is u low as it's going to get. Beef is a bargain at the present and wil l be for the next 60 to 90 days," he said. Wray Finney, vice president of the American National C a t t I e m e n ' s Association, said quick l't('()Very for the cattle industry will require a rapid sell- off of cmTent supplies. "Stepped • up featuring of be<f by ret.ailers ls imperative,'' to k e e p cattlemen from being forced out of bu.siness, Finney said. School Dedicated Without State's Education Otlef An estimated 300 persons went ahead with the dedication ol dle new Roy 0 . Andersen School In Newport Bead! Sat· urday despite the failure of state super·. intendent of Publk: Instruction Wilson Riles to sb>w up for the keynote addm:s. School officials said that Riles bad been delayed by, fog ··1hile attempting to.Jand at.Los Angc.&es Internatlonal Air· -port. He reportedly arriv< · at the New· po rt Beach campus mly after the dOO.i· cation was over. WW iam Cunningbam. suoe:Mntendent of the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis- trict from 1968 to 1971. gave the keynote address fn Riles' plaoe. He called tho new open spoce sdlool "the most e1citing pltce I've see:a in all ol ~vels." A& executive director or the allon of California School Ad· ministrators, Cunningham said be has vUiled every JChool district in the rtate. Andenen School Is ioett.d It liOO Port Seaboumo Way. It Is ~38\h Jdlool In the Newport·Mtra Unified Sd1ool Db- trict. The Big Buy Bus iness executives feeling the pinch of the fu el short.age can keep their big car status with this jumbo size ve rsion of a popular economy car. The "big bug" was built by a dealer in La Crosse. \Vis .. and has carried governors, parade marshals and homecoming queens. Newpo1·t Cou11cil D1·ive - Revealed Expense Report By L. PETER KRIEG Of 11119 Oelly Piiot ST•fl N~-port Beach de\'eloper Don Koll so far has put the most money into !he Newport Beach City Counc~l campaign and Neu'POf1 Beach ad\·ertising man Eve rett Temme so fa r 'nas gotten the most out of it. Koll and his attorney, Timothy Strader. were the top contributors by fa r. acco rding to preliminary campaign ex-pense repo rts filed by the 11 council candidalcs F'riday. Koll and Strader gave $200 each to the campaJ gns of V'ice ~layor Ho...,·ard Rogers and PlaMing Co m m I s s I o n Chairman William Agee. Temme. a declared supporter of Third District candidate Ellis Glazier. wa,, pa id $280 by hi:s candidate for the printing of handbills. But Temme also took in $259 from one of Glazier 's two opponents, Realtor Pete Barrett, for preparation or literature. Former UC Irvine offi cial Lucille Kuehn, ooc of three District 6 opponents o( Agee, has raised the most money to date. She has recel\•ed S?.609. Barretl is second . He's collected $2 ,309. Scboolo.llicl~~~te··•·:art. another Sixth District challenger, has taken I the leagt -1180. School teacher Lyn (',eronimi, a Texas challenger for Cowicilman \!ilan Dostal's Dis trict 4 scat, has received $235, to place him second from the botlom. ~trs. Kuehn and Peg Forgit, a District J challenger. have spent the most money so far. \trs . Kuehn's expenses total $638, including S2.'!.5 for installation of telephone eq uipment. J\lrs. r·orgit has spent $628, including $325 for advertising in me !'iewportcr (Stt SPE1''D'ING . Page %) THIS A D ASSURED 'PARKING SP ACE' Here's an advertiser v.'00 had no trouble find ing a new "parking space" for his travel trailer. This is the ad that did it: 16' SCOTS. sips 6. eloc. brks. cust. 3\\-Tling. $500. Good eood. CaH ( Phone No. l And w"hat that ad di d ;as to sen the trailer in just one day -not an unusual story from Daily Pilot ad\·ertise.rs. If you wanrttrjoiJrthe ran~-of--happY-ad 11sers dial the direct line to results. Phone 642· 5678. Duel Clerk , W 011icui Shoot It Out HO USTON (UPn -With pistols blazing. a grocery clerk ducted wi th a woman bandit clad only In panties and a blouse out· side a grocery store followin g an armed robbery. The woman lost. Charles Hall, 43. told pol ice the woril an entered the store bra.n· dJshing the weapon and demanded the proceeds from the cash reg1s· ter. As soon as she left. Hall grabbed his pistol and ran out in pursuit. The clerk and the woman. standing about 10 paces apart, ex· chan ged I I shots. ~(all saved one round and got the drop on the 28-y~ar·ol d woman. • Her pistol empty, the Woman threw up her hands in defeal and told llall he could have the money back ir he Vt'ould let her go. --it""!a"i't-said-no-deal-tild-<'alled-tbe-!)91ice Sbe was jailed. Olficers could no\ explalii her skimpy outfit. • . -· ' Po1Jeil Lc11u;ye rs Ask Court Drop Cliarges in Plot r-;f'\11-port Beach's Eloise Popeil. the rags-U>-riches v.•ait ress "'ho v."ed a "·ealthy kitchen gadget lycoon and then allegedly ronspired to have 'nim killed, is due again in court Tuesday. Attorneys repre."Cnting '.\!rs. Popeil. 48, of 519 ifarbor Island noad. and her friend Daniel Ayers, 37, of Santa Ana , are set!klng to ha\'C ch:irgc s agains t them dismissed. Legal briefs ha ve been fill'd and Long Beach Superior Court Judge John Arguelles has been studying c:.iurf transcripts from their pre I i m i n <1 r y hearing for lhe past t"·o weeks , pending hi s ded<iioo. 11e is expected to rule quickly In the hearing schcduJcd for 9 <1 .1n. 1n Department K, acrording to c o u r t sources. San ta Ana defense attorneys Phi l Petty and Robert Green arc set!king dismissal of con..'!p1r:iry to c:ommit murder cha rges and also filt'<l a motion for d1sco\'ery. The latter \\'OUld allow accrss to certain prosecution data and documents to aid the defense in ilo; c:isc. if the dismissal motion fa• ls and the judge concurs. lnvestig_ators v.·ho say they v.·ere tipped off by a parr-o( Ayers' fo..WMl<m at Douglas Aircraft Comp.any in l.J>ng Beach arrested the alleged conspirators in early January Police allege they offered SS0.000 for a pair of contract a.ssruisin to elimin<i!<' Samuel J . Popeil. chairman of the hoan1 of Popeil Bros Inc .. of Chicago. Popeil . "'hose finn manufactures kitchen utensils and a widely-advertised pocket fishing rod, is worth an estimated $200 million. He had initiated divorce proceed.in~,; "'hich would mve cut hi~ blonde wife out of It , but ~tw stood to lnberil :i substantial sum ii he died before tht- union dissolved Attorneys for ~lrs. Popeil and 1\ycr~ are expected lo argue that the Long Stach oourt ha s no juri~lction since the targe1 of the alleged murder plot was 1n Chicago. Tbe self·5tylcd hit men who said they were lured v.i th costly ltemJ of jewelry as--.."'Cllfil.y pcndipg: mmplctlon. of t'~ job_ 881<1 thi)' made one. tlry ron ttlp to (S.. POPEIL, Pago ZI • , Release \rtEN~A !UPI \ -The oil emba rgo against l~ United States, the Arab world's most pwiishing d I p Io m at I c weapon. was lifted today by seven of the nine nations which imposed It five montM ago during lhe 1973 Middle East \l,'ar. Libya and Syria refused to go along. Sa llii Arnbian oil mi nister Ahmed Za ki )'arpanJ, whose O"'Jl nation. lho largest oil exporting country In the \\'Orki , was among tbo8e lifHng the embargo , disclosed the action, \l.1'lich wa s ronfinned by an official announcement ot the Organization of Arab Petroleum E_.porting Countries. Six of the seven counlr ic.:; -Abu Dhabi. Bahrein. Egypt, Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabi.::i -ended the boycott 1mconditiooa1Jy. Algeria lifted it prov isionally un til June I. "Libya and Syria will no t lift the emba rgo," Yamani said. The action fol!O\\·ed weeks of intensive 'Jlegotlations among the Ara l>.·states tn a search for a unifil'd stand on whether the em~go should be lifled uncondit ionally, cond1tlonal!y or mainta ined . The oil ministers earlier debated the U.S. AIDS EGYPT MINE SWE EPS, Page 4 pcmibility or li fling the embargo and re\'iC'"'ing Jt later to satisfy t.hemsclve!l the U.S. "·as exerting sufficient pre~re on Israel for Yiithdra"·a L'I from capt.ured Ara~ territo ry. They also reportedly considered tabling the enlire question ~til a m~ting of Arab foreign ministers in Tur11s1a Mi1rch 25. On Sunday. !he ministers met for more than 2~ hours "''ithout reaching a set1Jcment. They continued t he discussions today and Ji nnlly abandoned any hope ,.f reaching a unified posiiion. The nine na1ions imposed the total embargo ag:1 inst both the Uruted States and the Netherlands la st October because of their su pport of lsr:iel during the 1973 i\tiddle East \var. The Htth OAPEC member -Iraq -did not There wa11 no mention In tht announcrment uf lifting the embargo against the :.;ether!ands. There "'<is alSQ n<i reference to any easing of the 15 per cent product ion cutback imposed by the .~a me nine nations against other industrialized rounlr1cs of the lVe."it. The rmbargo and production cutb.:ick tSe~ E'.\18AKGO, Pa !) Orange Coast Weather Light r.pr1nkles Tuesd:i v other· v.·iM' mostly cloudy "'flh jli~ a few patches of blue skv forecast . The "cather service calls for highs of 62 al the beaches nsUlg to 68 in· land. ,,, L'\SIDE TODA\' J,orrtta Lyn1t Ls o fourfh grade. drop<iut, m11rried ot 13, u ora11d· 1r~ol/1'1r at 28 -nnd tht" Q!U!C"n of coio1try ntlt.l1c. Set Page 12. SNll"' " -•n • ' • •b• • l•Uh&MI ........ • C.•U'9MW• ' O•-~ • CIMllllt<ll . .... '""'• ,...,., " c ..... 1<, " "~" U-U c--• " SIM• "' ...... .,., , .. u .... "'-tktl " T'vl ... l\l ... " Efl*'l•I I"••• • T"N!tr1 • llft,..,•l-• Wt•"'9r • '"'•11<• , .. 11 ""'""" ... '' "'"" , .. ,. H>t•ow-" Wtfltl NtWI • •IWi W lliHT " . • I 2 DAILY PILOI ~--• Moncl•Y. Marc~ lti. 1974. Sirica Approves Release· Of Secret Nixon Repori \VASH1NGTON (AP\ -U.S. District Judge John J, SiMca ruled today that a secret granQ jury report on President Nixon 's role In \\':Ht•rgule should be delivered to the llotL'i<' J u d i c i a r y Com 1nittcc for its lmpt'iu.:h1nent inquiry. SiriCll. said In his 22-page opinion that "the person on whom the report focllSCS , the President of the Uni1ed States, has not objected to its rch:ase to the cotnmittec. "Other persons are involved. only indirectly," Sirica said. He also said the report "draws no. aocusalory coocluskNl.'I ... ii renders no morn! or social judgments. The report is a simple and stralghllorward compilation RETIRING -Judge John J . Sirica reaches the mandatory retirmenl age of 70 On Tues- day and will sU!p down as chief judge of the U.S. District Court in Washington . Custom s Agents Sei ze Militar y Copt,er ParU WASHINGTON (AP) -The U.S. Customs Service announced today its agents seir.ed $;2.5 million in military helicopter parts, which were being Illegally. shipped from Loog Beach lo El Salvador. The shipment to the Central American country was one ol the biggest ever seized by customs agents In ttr'JJU of value, agents said. Agents said they did nofknow lo \rhat use the helicopter parts v.·ould have been put in El Salvador, or v.•hether they v.oold have been shipped 10 a third coun- try. A spokesman here v."as unable to say ¥.'hether the parts included any helicopter armaments or munitions. The investigation was described as continuing. Agents said the seizure. which was made on Frb. 27 but not announced until toda y, v.·as made al a warehouse pier in Long Beach, just as lhe parts were abou t to be loaded onto a vessel destined for Acajutla , El Salvador. The parts were being shipped in 18 foot and 40 foot long rontalners and 117 cargo canisters. The Customs Service indicated it acted on a tip that a corporation in La Joll a would auempt lo export the helioopt.er parts to El Salvador ,.,.ilhout obtair.ing the necessary e1port licenses from the State Department. OI ANGI COAST " DAILY PILOT or information gathered. by the grand JUry, and no mo~.·· Sirica, who 81eJl8 down as chief Judge of the U.S. District Court In Wa shington Tuesday, delayed implementation of his order for tY.'O days to enable lnlcrea:tod parties to file appeals wJth the \J.S. C.Ourt o( Appeals here. The Judge wrote th at "allhough It hes not been emptiasited In this opinion, it ~houJd not be forgotten Iha! we deal In a n\iltler of the most crlUcal moment to !he nation, an impeachment investJgatlon involving the Pre&ident ol the United States. ''It would be difficult to oonceive of a more compelling need thlll that or Ulfs Ul"I T ........ tt SUCCESSOR -Judge Geor~e Hart, 68, will replace the retir· ing John J. Suica as chief judge ol the U.S. District Court in Washington, Hart is expected to divide the crush of expected Watergate cases equally among the 15 remaining judges. From Pagel SPE NDING. • • Ne'WS and $44 for adverUsing in the Newport Harbor Ensign. Rogers has taken in $935 in his campaign to hold onto his seat. He's spent $294. OOUDtry for an WISWervlngly lair Inquiry based 'on aJI the pertinent infonna1lon," he said. Sirica sakt that the grand jury "strongly recommends'' that Its report and a satchel filled with evidence should to to the impeachment commlttee because: "Having carefully e11mlnfd the NIXON TAKING CASE TO THE PEOPLE, Pago 4 content& of the grm1 jury report, the court is sati!fted that there can be no question regarding their maleriality lo the Home Judiciary Committee's investigation." Rep. Peter Rodino Jr. (l).N.J.J, chairman ol Ule • House Judlt!ary Coinmittee, tokl newsmen he could not comment on the substance ot Slrica '• order until he had time to examine It and consult counsel. But he indicated that he welcomed the release of the grand jury papers to the committee. Rep. Edward Hutchinson of ~tichigan, the senior RepubJ.ican on the committee, said also he was "very pleased." "The grand jury report was obviously intended for~ the committee, and' the committee .should have It," Hulchinson said, At the White Hoose, Deputy Pres,, Secretary ~raid L. Warren said Nixon had ""been informed ol Sirica's decision but gave no presidential reaction. Warren noted, however. that Nixon's chief Watergate lawyer, James D. St. Clair, told Sirica tht \lo'hite Hruse had no objection IO l<lldJng lhe grand jury report to the committee. Hou.. Speal<er Carl Albert said thal, "offhand, tt seems to me It was a very good tulin . " House ~r.jority Lead Thomas P. "Tip" O"Neill (l).Ma.ss.), said Slrtca's ruling "will help expedite the matter." Police Seize Two .'reenagers In School Fire A pair ol teenaged neiiihb<n ,..,.. captUmi and arrested in a foot race with two policemen Sunday, alter the ·yOWlpters allegedly &et lire to Klllybrooke Elem<olary School in C<lota tteaa. Smoll d>ildr<n plloyiDlf near Ule campu! at 3155 Klllybrooke Lane had · already rePor&ed seeing a broken window. Patrolmen F.d Dryzmala and Floyd Wakiroo arrived and !potted t\\"O !e<na«ed boY> hanging around, ordering them to ltay where they were. Besides Koll and Strader, major contributors are nttomey Willia m J. Tiema, who donated $200, and Jfanoock "Bill" Banning and Charles Avery, who oontributed-$100 .es:ch. 1Mrs . Forgit bas raised Sl.178, including $500 she kicked in heraelf. Other major contributors include Paul F. Smith and Ulis H. Adams. who've contribuled $50 each and builder Carl Arthofer and ?.lary 'lbe-YotJtbs broke into a run u the •. ollicors started IO cheek lhe school but were collami while trying to scale a sdioolground fence to eecape. c. Q-ary, who doeated $100 eacri. Barre~t so far has ~t $S6.1 or t~ $2,309 he 's raised. ~lajor contributors to his campaign include Gary Burrill , owner Of radio station KOC~!. $200 ; public relations man Ot.ip Cleary and realtors ilelen Gold and Chrystle Hopper, $100. Barrett has retei\·ed $.50 each from F. D. Cook, Carey Coy,·an, builder J. Ray, builder Ralph Clock. insurance man Donald Anderson, realtor Frank Smith, retired banker P. A. "Pappy" Palmer, H. E. Christler, Barbara Belous, J . l-lerbert Bronnel, realtor C. Thomas and accowitant Norman Gamble. Glazier, whose income total s $1 1210, hns spent $326 in his campaign against Barrett and John J, McKerren for tbe District 3 seat to be vacated by Councilman Carl J, KymJa. His .contributors Include Allan Beek, S200: Kathleen T\eman, $50; Frances Robinson, $50; Jean Watt $100 and Valerie Scudder, $100. t.1cKerran has laken in $616 so far and has spent $157. • lie lists 1,,.,·o cootributors over $50. They are the Saddleback: IM and F'red 0. \\'vnia, a Newport Beach stockbroker, who gave $100 each. Doolal has ....tved~l90 In his elfort lo ret ain his District Four seat against Gerooimi's challenge. He has spent $221 so far. Investigators released the Mesa Verde area toys, aged 15 and 16, to their parents pending juvenile court bearings oo attempted arson charges. Paper bad be<lt slulleth a restroom door and Ignited. but lhe only damage was scorching oo the door. itself, investigators said. School thefts and 1/a.ndalism have become such a concern in the Newport. hlesa Unified School District that parents and administrators recentJy held a discussion meeting to co1ne up .,.,.Ith J>(l6.'ible solutiom. r Y oung GOPs Fail to E11.dorse For Governor 't'hrtt Republicans: have esmed the 9.JPPort of the California Y o u n g Republicans but the oonservaUve group !aJled to name a pffierence In the gubematorial prim.1ry even though leaning fo'>A·ard LI. Go\'. Ed Reinecke. f~I Or'"'' (111! O.a.IL Y 1'1l0T, •itt. •~le~ I\ c-l"tCI l~I '°'0..-1 l'rtn, 11 pVl>!lll!td CY 1~1 O••~D• (O•ll l'~l>lltllinO CO"lt>ol~f $oQ-. .. It ... ,-., ••• llV&lllhM, Me<\d•r '"•Ou;~ f "Cloy, ,., Couo Mtt•, Nt"'flt•t lle•tll. """""'tor< ltfCl'l''""""'"l•l"-Yl !lf\I, t:1611ii1 l'ltet", 1,.lnf/S1Ckl•tMt~ •M ~8" Clt-n11/ S•n J111~ Cf 1>lt111,,., A ""QI• •0Qron11 ""'''On It ~1<1""" 5t lvn11VI In<' SlllWllT•• T"t iirt"cro.o1 P11b!l11!\o,t olon! lo 1t UJ Wnt •11 $irM l1 C01t1 MKI, C1UIOl'11ll. •1flL His rf'~n shows contributions of $100 lrOm Alvin Stewart Ccix. a. Santa Ana corporatlon executive, and $50 from Dr. and Mr.i. Hansel Benvenuti. He bas also loaned $150 to his reelect! on committee. The group, \\"hicli ended a tlll·o-<!ay meeting in Anaheim SundBy, 'l''Oted endors:eml'.'nfs -ror state Sen. John iranner 0£ Glendale, a candidate for lieutenant gO\'&nor. James FlounlOy,.., running for controller. and for incumben~ AUy. Gen.-EveUe-J. Younger. Reinecke may have been confident of an endorsement since he stumped for backers here for two days. But the group, al~i>ough indicating Reinecke might be lhelr choice, failed to make an endorsement for him in the primary. lt1h1rt N. 'W11tl "'""''~' ~"" l'llflll1n1" J1tk •· C11rl1w \/let ,.,....,..,, '"" G•Mttl liu .... tr Tho11111 Ko1wil il>IOt TlrtoW11• A. M11•,hin1 Mo,..11111 lclll'O• L '•It• ICrit9 Ht ........ k.c:l'I (!l'f la•tt< Now,.rf k.c• Offko J)JJ N,w,orl l 111l•Y1ttl Mell!~ Mtlr1u1 ,,0 . low 1 •1s, t?ttJ °""' ....... Goll• M1111 lJf Wool l•f , .. ,,, U.-l...cfl. JD ,.,.,! •- H\lfttlftollll IWCl'I: 11t1J '"'" .... i.... ... S.-11 Cltlftfflftl JU ~ II (1..,lflt lllMI .. , .. .,,.... (7141 641-411 1 Cl_.,.... A'"'11 .. 641...,671 Geronlml. who has spent $281 while only taking in $235, Usts no major contributors. He has spent $4$ of his Iota! for bumper stickers. In the District Six race, Ag~ shows expenditures o( $238 and income or Sl.060. includi ng a $150 loan from him to hla campaign commiltee. Besides Koll and Strader, m1jor coritrlbutors are Allan Beek, $100; 11nd Rhbert Curdli and Jeanno Glordano. $lO eat:h. , l\trs. Kuchn's $2.60'3 lneome includes Sl,t50 from ind ividuals. She ha.s rectlved $200 eadl •from buiklen 11«1 Deane and Larry Deane, PIO each from Leonlg Glranl and Florenct • BaMIJ1i, a Laguna Bead! resident. _ "There's tlQ q\Je'Stion this or1a.niut100 favors Reinecke over State Oomolicr IJot1s\on I. Flournoy. He'll have Jot,s of gupport if he gets this thing cleartd up." gajd Elizabeth Sperline, a former YR president. Rcinetke is Wldtr in••estlgatJon in l'OMection with V.'atergate spec I a I Prosecutor Leon Ja•'Orsi1 11 probe into an alleged offer by lnternatiooal Ttlephcrle & T<legraph Corp. lo help !lnanee the 1972 Republican N1tion&l ConvenUon. Autopsy Scheduled . ... .Jolly Green Giatat's? I Eleven-year,old Luciano "Fabiano holds a shoe-in for one of the. biggest heels in the 1,1.•orld. 'fhe giant shoe, part of a shoemakers' exhibition in Bologna, Ital y, is approximately four feet long and weighs 33 pounds. From Page l Seal Beacfa ltlelee EMB ARGO ... triggered an energy crisis around the world and had a devastating effect on the economies of some industrialized nations. St. Pat1·ick's Revele1·s Arab olJ 90llrtes said Saudi Arabia and Egypt Jed the fight for an unconditione.l end to the embargo becaue of the U.S. role in negotiating the Egyptian-1sra~ troop withdrawal settlement from the Suez Canal and other peace.making moves. Have Fling-at Office1·s Syria, whose troops sUII confront Israel on the tense Golan Heights rront. oppooed lilting the ban unless it was linked to further Jsraell withdrawal. Liby a supported Syria. Syrian oil m1nis:ter Jahr el Kern refused comment as he emerged from the tapestry-hung Gobelin Salon in the 100-ytar-old Imperial hotel .where lhe meetings took place. The United states depended for 8 percent of Its total fuel need on oil import, from the Middle East. It was anticipated that despite the ~ day tanker journey from the 1'-fiddle East to the tJnited State!, oil companies would be able to release reserves Immediately once the embargo wa.s lifted. But unleu the lifting of the ban was accompanied by 1n easing of Arab oil production cutbacks, fuel being shlpped to Western Europe and Japan Y.'OU!d be di verted to the Uniled States, the sources said. British Lassie Picks Wrong Gu y To Ask a Favor A damsel in distress rapped on the window of a Nev.-port Beach policeman 's car as 'he dro\'e home from "'Ork and toda y she is even more distressed as a result . Chris tine T. Graff, 27. a brov.11-eyed BriUsMr with no local address, spend the Y."ttkend in Orange County Jail, booked on a prostituti<ln charge. Of'ficer Paul K. ~fula arrested her at East Coast High\vay and ttacArthur Boulevard Friday afternoon, after t.Uss Graff aJlegedly offered her favors for sale. He claimed she "'anted $2.5, about one. tenth o( the price of a plane ticket back home to London. and that she appeared desperate and distraught in making the offer. , Immigration autboritles today were checking whether she qualifies for a free ticket, \\'hlle litlss Graff a w a I t e d arraignment in Harbor Judlclal Dislrid Court. From Page l SPEEDW AY •.. showings Friday, and Saturday, Y1ere plagued by injuries Sunday. Janean v.•as unable-to ride bf.ocause of an ann injury and Piech, after hurting his ribs and shou1der during n crash, continued to ride, but In visibly 1'detuned" fashion, Jndlvldual jloint scores Sunday were Ivan Mauger, New iealand, · 14: Chris Pusey, F.ngland, I3: Barry Briggs, New 7.ealand, 11 ; l\Ukc Bast USA, It; ?dike CUmw, USA. JI; Steve Bast , USA. 9; Bill Cody, USA . 9: Bert Harkins, SC.lland, 8: Scott Autrey, USA, 8: Sonny Nutter. USA, S: Cieorl:e A,bb)', Auslrllia, 3, and Dan Becker lfSA, l. Red Leaves Russia By TERR.V C0\1LLE ot In• 0111\1 l'llot Stiff i\ croy,·d of nearly 2.000 revelers celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Seal Beach hurled rocks, bottles and firecrackers: al police Sunday nigRt when officers told them the party was over. Poli ce said most or the celebrants had been drinking near a couple of Iris h bars in the 100 block of Main Slreet when they fllled the street about 8 p.m. "That's y,,·hen we l'lad our first case or streakers, males and females, and the 'Frenzied' Rape Suspe_ct Seized In P'a hn Springs PAL\! SPRINGS (UPI) -Police held a man toda y lhey suspect is the "Palm Springs Rapist" ~rter a frenzied attack on-t ..... o teen-age girls in sepe.r.:~: inci· de11ts Sat~y night. Jailed on $100,000 bail is Daniel Raphael l\1endoza, 25, wbom authorities believe is responsible for eight assaults on women in this de9e.rt community in three months. A combined force of law enforcement agencies in Riverside County, Santa Barbara County and the city of Palm Springs captured Mendoza Saturday when he twice returned-le an area where the teen-aged victims were abducted. Oificers said Mendoza forced t'be rirst girl and her male companion lo drive him to a remote area where he raped the girl . Thereafler. he returned to the original pickup point and escaped, they said. An hour later, accord ing to police, l\1endoza forced a 15-yea r-old girl to accompany him at gunpoint' to another area y,·herc she was raped. Again, he returned to the original point of coot.a.ct, officers said. Police said Mendoza "'as traced by his automobile, parked near the lnternaliooal Hotel Thursday night, ~·hen a man matching his description failed in an attempt to rape two womCll, one of whom "·as injurtd when his gun discharged as he pistol-whipped her. Officers said t.1endOta ls SU!J>ected of being the same man who began the wave of rape and as."ault last December. ~rlendoza is cha rged 'vith kidnaping. robbery and rope. From Page l POPEIL ... Chicago. They testified during the pttliminary hearing that It "'As to get the layout of Popeil's l~room luxury apartment and prepare strategy for the slayit)g. Neighbors pledged Harbor Jsland property to help the reportedly nearly· destitute !\in. Popeil secure freedom on bail, while Ayers b allO out on hood awaiUng trial. Last Time He'll Try Her Room M05COW .(UPll -Pa\•el Lltvloov, ASBURY PARK. N.J. (APJ grandson of Josef V. Stalin's fore.ign A•'lkened 1L 3 a.m., Bendetti .C..nlcll mlnl.slcr and an active dissident left the c:H9COvered a.n Int.ruder In her ipartment. · ' She gr1bbtd a board and forced him to crov.·d began to ge! exci!ed and _block traffic," Officer Gary l\laiten said today. A~ 9:15 p.m ., the lluntington Beacl1 police helioopt.cr, requested by Seal Beach, hovered overhead and declar~ the gathering at unlawful assembly. Maiten said !he warning was gi ven ror nearly an hour before police decided to move the crowd off the st ree t. "About 50 men, \\'earing protective helmets with race masks marched In a line toward the crowd. That 's when tlley began to lhrO"K-' bottles, pieces of brick, rocks and firecrackers," h1aiten said. Jt took police, \\'ilh patrolmen from Huntington Beach. Fountain Valley, 'Vestminster and Los Alamitos, more than an hour to clear the street of the jeering crov.·d. After the Huntington Beach police helicopter ran out of gas. !he Costa f\,fesa police helicopter \Vas called in to issue orders from the air. Ataiten said 47 people were arrested, fi\'c or them v;cre juveniles, and five persons were charged \li'i1h assault with a deadly \veapon. $:>me officers sufrered minor injuries from broken glass. said ~laiten. Five per90m· arrested were also hurt. either v.·hile resisting arrest or from the flying debris, but rone were hospitaUzM. he added. Maiten said it has been an lnlormal tradition for large croY.'Cls to celebrate St. Pa trick's Day in Seal Beach. Police 1nad similar troubl e "'Ith the crowd in 1972. bu t not last year, he said. Most of the revelers were near two t.1ain Street .bars. the Iris~r and Oancy's. ~!alien said Sunday's fracas v.'as not a riot. No one directly attacked the police or smashed windoy,·s. !hough some cani v.·ere dented and two shop v.·indO't''S were broken. he said. "Imagine 56 policemen advai'lcing on a crou•d of 1,500 !hat doesn't want to move. That's all it v.·as," said the Seal Beach public affairs ofricer. "It y,·as an unla\\1ul assembly." By 2 a.rn ., the city's public 't'Wks crew had the ~taln Street clean again, as if St. Patrick's day had never happened, JXllire said. F rom Page l RANCH. •• past twtlve months. "But !hat doesn't mean there weren't any probleins. ·• Philp sald. ''People may nave been sick and oot cormect.ed it ~Ith the ba y or they may have just failed to -reporrtr-10 us." Philp said his department'• in- vestigations ~· that 6,600 a.ere \eel of reclaimed sev.·age y,·atcr are used in south Orange County every year. Slight.ly more than hair of this amount is used by the Irvine Rancti. he said, ~'bile the rest is used mainly on golr courset and at Lion Country Safari. Philp said that runolf from flOil courses and Lion Country "appears to be a much awlitr part ol the problem ·• becau.1e, except ln rainstorms, it normally soaka Into the ground. Irvine Company agricultural operations produce runoU \inut1Uy )'!ar •rouOO, he said. - l An ln1ne Company spokesman said the company bu)" it& reclaimed ~•ge from four,IOUrces -Irvine Ranch, ~ AUSO!. Rossmoor, and Et Toro water d~1,1cts. I ,.....,. ... ,, '"" °''""' !;toll! ~""'"" c:-""''· a.It """ 11t<111. lllWl•ll""", oflltfi.i --., ...,...,u~i. ~ IN1 1M r....-ii..c... wl!PIW! -ltl ,_.. "°*Ill! llf ~I-· Sh<i lsts 1100 conlribullms lrom public relations man Frank Mlcbclena. builder John Konw!Jer, H&rrlell Wltner, R.G. Astle and Virginia A•IJe. SAN PEDRO (UPI) -An autopry was ordered Sund!Y to d•JtttnlnL the g~ of death of •• Uiilaeitur1ea YoWll wumon whor.e body was w11shcd ashore at Polt'll Fermin here. rnvestlgator~ $aid there wett numerous bruists on her bod,>\ but these could h•vt ~n t:aUJed when v.·a,·es pushed the body against rocks. Soviet Union today for VIMna and · the balcony of the 1 i c o n d • f J o o r CY.Wllually~_Unlled Staie .. .MOl'.e lhan , apar1lllenl, where •he onlered him IO two doJM acUvlat Jews 1nd di.uidents jump or be clobbtred. gathtred at SbererTietyevo AlrJ)ort to bug ~e_,~~~ile liltr; pollet arrested an The 1pokeaman • Pid that the lrv~c Ranch Water Di&trict ou~put "Is very high qua lity but l'm not· Sllre that the; water from the other sources Is tha t good." • s~ cl•" ......... w " c: .. 11 """· r.M!-11, h!llM•iftllo" '" ,,11r tl.U "*'"'''' "' "''" Q,1f .._,lll•j '"llllllf'J .. "~''-'1" -'Ill•. I. She reccivtd f50 from aUomty Frank Rt mer. - ' and kiss the 33-ytar-old chemical oolnjurcd John Shafto. SO. of Asbury research englnttr and toa st him wllh Park and cnargNI ~Im with attempted champagn~. bn?akln,g and entering. ' Ust of reclaimed · sewage Is highly tout((! by the Tr\·ine Company a.s a w:i1cr l'On.Scr,·.itkln measure. , f J pl ha In sa k I , • I _,'oday's Final N.Y. Stoeks VOL 67, NO. 77, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY. MARCH 18, 1974 c TEN CENTS New Clash Looms Tonight on Mesa Sign L~ By RUDI NIED7JEl.SKI Of !tit D111Y """ Steff '!be ......i and final r.ading of the Costa Mesa sign ordinance Is sd>eduled by lbe city axmcil IOlligbt .omJd illdica.tklm that there may be a further club over the controversial law, this time between the city council and the planning t'Ommission. Second readings of o r d t n a n c e a normally are routine, but in the case or 10% to 20% lbe c.aa Mesa sip law, scheduled for ...aitlg at 1:30 p.m. In city comcll cbamberl, darificatiom "'"' ordered whicb DOW have become the fol.mdatlon of the dltput<. 'l1)e moct noteworthy ol these Is a prov!Sloo ln lhe ordinance ~Ing !hat lbe maximum-.-tlzatlon period for llOHCl!fonnlng lips be aet at 10 years. Commission memben exceeded lbe cotmc.U 's . direction to only clarify some • 1ans Butchers Slash Red Beef Prices -By United Press lntem1Uoaal Butchers from CaHfonUa to Maine have slashed meat prices 10 to 20 percent in the past month, hoping to boost sagging sales during a beef surplll.$ and keep many catUemen from going broke. The lower price are expected to go back up after 60 to 90 days, however. '"A=a lbe board, I'd say beef prices have come down fO cents per polDld Foreigners Top U.S. Cyclists In Mesa Racing By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of ni. O.Oy 1'1191 lllff Foreign racing stars outclassed the American speedway motorcycle team with a score of. 56-52 in Costa Mesa Sundar to take home the International Champion> Olallenge trophy. 'lbe foreign team. headed by sii-time world champion Ivan Mauger of New Zealand, beat the Americans in two out of three matches at tte Orange County Fairgrounds. Alt.bough the Invaders captured the title, the American team, captained by Sonny Nutter of Topanga, outscored them 163-160 for the three-day series. • Sunday's closely fought action brought 11<>me bitter disputes between the riders and referees and ended In a fistfight in front of 5,000 fans Involving U.S. champion Mike Bast and Scotland's Bert Harkins. Bast threw a punch at Harkins, daiming he Wa! cut off in the crucial last race, and the two fist---s'winging combatants had to be pulled apart by other riders. Still feeling the paln from an earlier rib injufy and a bad craSh in Sunday's nicing, Harkins limped to t h e mlaophones after the .rophy presenta- tion and, in a ronciliatory gesture, thanked the Americaru: for their hospi· tality and said he hoped the foreign aD- stars woWd be invited t..ack to the U.S. "very soon."~ Poland's Zenon Piech and Edward Janean. all.er makiq: SOll)e impresSive (See SPEEDWAY, P11e Z) Polisli Joke On Americans B e r n a rd ,;Twiggy" Kowalski, manager ot the Polish motorycle racing team oontesllng t b e International Cbampiom Oiallenge in Co8ta Mesa last weekMd, inadvertently tokt an "American" jolle al the begiMing of the U.... race series. Buttooholing a GermllMP'aklng newsman, the burly 27S-pound racing coach said , "I don 't Wh to be. forward , but the Polllh nag out the" In lbe lnllekl ~ flying upokle down." The message wu quickly tra111lated for the race officials, along w1th Twla:y'a explanation that-the red and while Polish boMer when holstod upside down "beooma the CUch O.ig." I during the past three wee' J," said Don- ald McKinnon, manager of Cottles Supermarket in Augusta, Maine. The situation was similar in every other area of the country responding to a United Press International su r vey • although in m06t stores prices were lower on particular cuts of beef instead of across-the-board reductloos. Grocery stores in Texas, California , Maine, WuhiJlgtoo. Ph 11 a.d.e Ip hi a , Ma,...!o . 111; Jlllnoio ml Georgia reported lower meat prices, some down by .. mudl .. 711 ceola • pound. °"'Pile lbe loftl" prices, grocers did not lndlcale shoppen have turned in great numbers back to steak and roast beef. "lt1s going to take a while for them to rind out prices ate down arid get back into the groove," sakf John Hester, meat market manager or the It e b SUpem~rkets in Austin, Tex. Hester said his store reduced the price of sirloin from $2.04 la.st week to $1.38 a pound, but roast beef was the same at $1.19 and ground beef held al 95 cents. "You still bear people 61.Y it's too high ml walk o/f," be Mid. "'Ibey ought to go out and try to buy some cow feed or ferUlizer ... Cattlemen say beef supplies are now at a surplus because ol sluggish comumer demand the past six months am the markel.ing disruptions such as the truckers:_striie-earlier this year. "We've got a marketing problem we have to eat our way out of," said: John Robinon, vice presid:ent of the Georgia CatUemen's As3ociation. t{e predicted the present low prices will not last looger than three months. ''This is as low as it's going to gel. Beef is a bargain at the pre.sent and will (See BEEF, Page JJ Two Teens Held Following Blaze At Mesa School A pair of teeoaged nelgl>bon were captured and arrested in a foot race with two policemen Sunday, after the yoongsten •l\egedly set fll'O t 0 Killybl<>Oke Elementary School In Coo;ta Mesa. S!!WI children playing near the campus at 3155 Killybrooke Lane had already reported ~g , a broken window. Patrolmen. F.d llrylmala and FloYd Waldroo arrived and spotttd two teenaged boys hanging around, ordering them to stay where they were. Tbe youtm broke into a run u the olrloo's ilarted to dtect lbe school but were collared. while trying to acale a sdloolground feoce to eocape. lnvestigaton releued the Mesa Vtnlt a..a boys, ag<d IS ml 11, ta lbeir pa-. pending juvenile CO\"' bearinll' on attempted aJ"30n charKes. Paper bad been llufled beneath a restroom door and lpltod. but the only damage wa.s scordling on the door ft.tell, inveaUcaton: Aid. School theft.a and vandalism have become INdt a"111ncem In the Newport· ~esa lJnlfiod School District that parent< and admlnlatr1ton recenUy held • di.scus.tion meeting , to come up with pollllible IOlulioao. ' dellnitloos and promptly lowered the maximum amortization to seven ye~. in the apparent convict.kw!. that 10 years waa too liberal. The only member of the five-mi!' planning panel to disagree WU Commissk>ner Nathan L. Reade. At the ~ tlme, the commission struck a section which gives the dty · oouncil the alJlhorlty to n.de oo variances and instead Inserted the words "planning oommission. ,, In earlier drafts ol the ordinance tM planning commission had been named as arbi.ter over variances, but this was changed by the council whicb (e!t that it should make tht final decision on any variance. The dlrrerence of opinion between council and planning commission coold have the effect of further delaying enactment of the ordinance a! pennancnt law, but one ranking city • administrator predicted that the secorxi reading would pass tonight with a !pllt vote. No less controversial L! another item on the agenda dealing with the request of ~irs. Joyce Remsen to relocate her Cardtn.-4 preschool at 183 ri.tonte Vista Ave. The Cardcn-4 school formerly \Va~ located in a residenUal neighborhood al 250 W. \Vilson St., but the frequent complaints of surrounding residents <XM'IVinccd the city oounctl lo rescind the school's zooe ei:eept.100 permit. P.tembers of the commission have reoommcnded denial oo a new zoning \'arianee for the f\lootf.' \·ista Avenue locatioo on the biuls that Carden.-4's lv;o da ily sessions With 50 pupil.5 each would tend to disturb the tranquility of the neighl:M:>r1l00d. • City planners say they have rectivtd letters from east.side resident.! in opposition to opening d the school. I ar 0 ~ --- The Big Bug Business executives feeling the pinch of the fuel shortage can keep their big ·car status with this jumbo size version of a popular economy car. The "big bug" was built by a dealer in La CrOsse. Wis., and has carried governors, parade marshals and homecoming queens. Customs Officials Seize Contraband Copter Parts WASHINGTON (AP) -The U.S. Custo!Ull Service announced today its agenlS seized $2'l.5 million in military helicopter parts, which were being illegally shipped from Long Beach to El Salvador. The shi pment to the Central American country was one of the biggest ever seized by customs agents in terms of value , agents said. Agents said they did not know to v:hat use the helicopter parts \'Ouid trave been put in El Salvador, or v.rhether they would have been shipped 10 a t" ·-j coun- try. A spokesman her~ was unahle to say 1,1,·hether the parts included any helicopter armaments or munitions. The investigation was described as continuing. Agents said the seizure, 1,1,·hich was made on Feb. 'l1 bu! not announced until today, was made at a warehouse pier in Loag Beach, just a.s the P31'.-S were about Three Skiers Killed SlERRE, SwitzerlIDl<LlAPI -Three young skiers were killed Swxla.y by an avalanche in the Valais Alps. poUcc reparted today. to be loaded onto a vessel destined for Acajutla. El Salvado/. The part! were being shipped In 18 foot and fO foot long contai ners and 117 cargo canisters. .i The Customs Service Indicated It acted oo a lip that a corporation in La ·111a v.·ou\d attempt to export the helicopter parts to El Salvador \\ithout obtair,ing the necessary export licenses from the State Depa rtment. TIIIS AD ASSURED 'PARKING SP ACE' Here's an advertiser v.'ho had no trouble finding a new "parking space" for his travel trailer. This is the ad that did it: ' 16' SCOTS, sips 6, elec. brks, cu.st." awning. $500. Good cond. Call (Phone No.) And what that ad did was to sell the trailer in just one day -not an unusual itory..from Daily Pilot. advertisers. lf_you _ want to j<Jin the ranks of happy ad users, dial the direct line to results. Phone &42· 5678. Texas Duel Clerk, Woman Slioot It Out HOUSTON (UPn -With ptstols blazing. a grocery clerk dueled with a woman bandit clad only In panties and a blouse out· side a grocery store followin g an armed robbery. The woman lost. Charles Hall. 43, told police the woman entered the store bra_n· dishing the weapon and demanded the proceeds from the cash regis- ter. A3 soon as she left, H.all grabbed his pistol and ran out In pursuit. The clerk and the woman, slanding about 10 paw apart, ex- chanfed 11 shots. lall saVed one round and got the drop on the 28-year-old woman. Her pistol empty, the woman threw up her hands in defeat and told Hall he could have the money back If he would let her go. Hall sald oo_<Mal and_i:alled the police. Shl! was jailed. Olf!cers could not expain her skimpy oulfit. ' J Popeil' La·1vy·e rs Ask Court Drop Cliarges in Plot • Newport Beach 's Eloise Popeil . the rags-~riches waitress v.·ho ·wed a v.'eallhy kitchen gadget tycoon and then all<'gedly conspired to have 'nim kilted , is due again in court Tuesday. Attomeys representing ~lrs. Popeil. 48, of 519 Harbor Island Hoad, and her friend Daniel Ayers. 3'i, of Santa i\na , arc see king to have charge! again!t them dismissed . Legal briefs have been fil ed and Long Beach Superior Court Judge John Arguelles has bl""Cn studying ccurt transcripts from their p r e Ii min a r y hearing for the past two weeks, pending hls decision. He is expected to rule quickly in lhe hearing scheduled for 9 a m. in Depa'1ment K, according ti:> c o u r t sources. • Santa Ana defense attorneys Phil Petty and Robert Green are seeking dismissa l of consplracy to commit murder charges and also filed a motion f.1r discovery. n>e latter v.·ou!d allow access to certain prosecution data and documents lo aid the i.lefense in its case. if the dismissal motion fa ils and the Judge roncurs. _ ln vestigators v.·ho say the y v.·ere tipp(XI off by a pair of Ayers' co·workers ·at Douglas Aircraft Company in. Long Beach arrested the alleged conspirators in early January. Police allege they offered SS0,000 for a pair of contract a!SU'lln to eliminate Samuel J. Popell . chairman of the board of Popeil Bros. Inc .. of Chicago . Popeil. whose firm manufactures kitchen utensils and 11 widely-advertised pocket fi!hing rod, ill v.'Orth an estimattd $200 milhon. He had initlat~ dlvo~ proceeding!! which would 'nave cut hi! blonde wife out of it, but she stood to lnhtr1t a !ubstantial sum If he died before the union dissol vtd. · Attorneys for ~frs, Pope.II and Ayer! are erpec:tfd to argue thal the Long Beach court ha! oo jurisdiction since the target of the alleged murder plot was in Chk'ago. The selt·styled,. hit men who said tlley were lured wiUfcoetly llems or jewelry as 8C<.'Urity pending rompletioil of me iOb said they made one di')' nm trip 10 IS.. POPEIL, P>se I) Oil Clriefs Set Fonnal Release VIEN~A fUPJ\ -The oil embargo agalmt the United States, the Arab workt'! most punishing d i p Io m at I c weapon, was lihed today by seven of the nine nations v.tiich imposed It five nlOnths ago during the 1973 ~tiddle East v.·ar. Libya and Syria refused to go along. SaOOi Arabian oil minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani. v.•tme Ol''n nation, the largest oil exporting country in the world , wu among uioee lifting the embarga, disclosed the action, which w a ' oonfinned by an ol!icial announcement ol. the Organhatton ol. Arab Petroleum Exporting O>lDltries. Six of lhe seven C'Oltntrles -Abu Dhabi. Bahrein. Egypt, Kuwait. Qatar and Saodi Arabia -endOO the boycott unoonditionally. Algeria lifted It provi!ionally until June I. "I.ibya and Syria v.·ill t li!t embargo," Yaman1 said. The action ... !oliowed weeks or Int slve negotiations among the Arab states In a search for a unified stand on 'A'hether the em~~go shoukl be l_ifted unconditionally, oond1t1onally or maintained. The oil ministers earlier debated the U.S. AIDS EGYPT MINE SWEEPS, P1g1 4 possibili1y of lilting the eni.bargo and revie,~•ing it later to satlsly themselves the U.S. was 1Cxerti1Jg sufficient pressu re on Israel for wilhdFawals from captured Ara~ terr itory._ They also repartedly ~idered ~bltng the entire question until a meeting of Arab forei gn ministers in Tunisia ~1arch :?5. On Sunday. the ministers met for more than 2 1.~ hours without reaching • settlement. They continued t h e discussions today .llld finally abandoned .lllY hope of reaching a unified position. The nine nations imposed lhe total embargo against both the Uniled States and t~e Netherlands last October because of their support of Israel during the 1973 Middle East war. The 10th OAPEC member -Ira q -did not. There was no mention in the an~ncement of lifting the einbargo ag:nnst the Netherlands. ~11\ere "'as also no referenct to any easing of the 15 percenl product ion cutback imposed by the same nine nations against other ¥ industrialized countries or the Wen. ,Ji The embarg_o and product.Jon cutback !See E~lBARGO, Page %) Orange· Coast Weather _Light !.prinkles Tuesda y, other- "'lse moMly cloudy with just a few patches of blue skv forecast. The weather service calls for high, of 62 at !he beaches rising to 68 in-land. INSIDE TODA\' Loretta LVtln ts a fourth grad.t dropout, married ot 13, a grand· mother ot 28 -and the quten of countrw-mu.sic. Ste PCJ{le 12. ...... l. M • .,., "'' ....... ClliHlllM c-1c1 <N,,_. Ofllfl l .. t!CM l!llfl9'11I l'•t1 ... ,.,,.,_"' l'"iliiifi_ ... __ """'--""" II ~ 1 ' ,.., ........ I Or•-~MY lt•tl S\'1¥41 1'9"11' lS '"'11 U llKll MloAlt1 ,, ............... ' T'Mll•MI I W11fft« "'1j W-•111'1.Mtwt I W.,M ....... " • • • " 1'-11 ''"' " • • l>H • ~~JL.Y PlL.Ul C --- T01'1GHT COSTA M~ CITY COUNCll. - llegular meeting, City J!all. 6:l) p.rn. UCI 1,EC!'URE -~h>hllo__flomc Parb: Past. Present & future, ''lloon1 178 Hwnanitir-s Hall, 7·10 p.m. TUESDAY, MARCH II SENIOR CITIZENS C I. U 8 Community Recreation Ccn!A?r. II a.m. · 3 p.m. OCC LECTURES -"Women in the World of Y.'ork," Boys Club, Center St. 9:30 e.m. "Behind the Headllncs.'' Dr. G_iles T. Brown lecturer, OCC Forum . 7:30 p.m. "Corporations,'' Tony Brown lecturer Little Theater, Cd~I High School, 7:30 p.m. NEWPORT·M<:SA SCHOOi. BOARD - Regular m~ting, Costa to.tcsa City Council Owrlbcrs, 7:30 p.m. ) Monday, MIKh 18. 1914 Cmnpattu Drainage'! • Irvine Blamed For Bay Closure fly JOllN ZALl.Elt 01 1111 ~ilf l"Uet i11ll Orange County health oHici.ils alleged today Ulnt reclaimed sev.•age water draining fro1n Irvine Company fam\lands is the n1aln reason behind Friday 's decisi on to cl~ Upper Newport Bay. Cow1ty Health ofCie<!r John Philp said three months of tests show that water draining from the ranch into San Diego Cretk may contain dangerous traccs o( hwnan fe<:"nl matter. Irvine Company officials sald today they intend to cootinue using the treated effluent for irrigation until the health C:::partment can prove cooculsively thnt i1 is_ responsible for the pollution. Company is not the only agency in South Orange Cotmty using reclalrned sewage. But he said the Irv ine Company seenl.1 to be producing the largest amount of .. runo ff. Heulth Dcp<irtrncnt U:>sts show that water in the Back Bay ":as "well in excess" of state shcllfishlng standards in all n10nths las year Philp said. • Standards for body cont.act sports. such as water skiing, were violated five of twelve months last year. However because the He a Ith Departn1ent witil rCCf:ntly believed the vi-Olation resulted exclusively from animal -rather than human -Ieeal malt.er, it dld not close the bay. "If we had known lasl year wtiat w°' know now. \.l'e probably would have taken aclion 10 reslrict its use.'" Philp said. Jolly Greru1 6ia1_&t's? ) , ' • ' CHART Meets Councilwo1na11. "We are not at the present lime oonvlnced thnt the informa tion \!Vai!able provides a clear lndic-ation that runoff from our J;uxls is the major c..1use of t:pper Bay problems,'' Irvine C:Omp<1ny President R1.1ymond L. \Vat.son , said. Watsoo said that the company is participating in a join! county, state and Irvine Ranch water district committee to seek a conclusive definition of the problem and its causes. Philp said there were no complaints to the Health Departn1ent of illness caused by hun1an use ot the Back Bay during the past h\•elve months. Eleven-year-old Lu ciano Fabiano holds a shoe-in for one of the biggest heels in the world. The giant I' shoe , part or a shoemakers' exhibition in Bologna, Mn. Norma Hertrog, C..ta Mesa'• new counc:ilv.·oman, will get acquainted with memben of the C1tlr.ens Harbor Area Research Team (CHART ) Thursday morning during a breakfast meeting at Glendale Federal Savings Md Loan, 2300 Harbor Blvd. The public is tnvtted to at1end ?.lrs. Hertwg's 7::«> a.m. talk. Freeway Pileup In Costa Mesa Kills Woman, 59 A Long Beach woman ,... killed and her husband was injured on Uli; San Diego freeway in Costa 1'.fesa early Sunday when their car was !truck from bohlnd and pushed ilWD a drainage ditch, the C.alltomia Higtiway Patrol said today. Evelyn Crepeau, 59, was dead on anival at C..ta Mesa Memorial HDspital lhortly alter the 3 a.m. accident. which ltft her 64-y..,.-old hm band, llowanl, with cuts aad - Oflkors said a car driven by WilUam Hanis ol Tustin R!llMD!ed the Crepeau.s' car Jn the fniewa1'• ~ow lane julll llOUth ol the -Street . .....,,....,,. The lmpa<t CIH-1 Q>epeau tn 1"'e control ol the car which rolled into the .fdit<h, a CHP spokesman said. - The Q-epeau car was traveling about 40 m.p.h. in the slow lane ol the ~way when it was &truck by Harris' car, oifteen1 aaKI. No charges have been filed in the lncldMt pending lur1her investigatioo, a hilbway patrol spokesman said. From Page 1 SPEEDWAY. • • showings Friday and Saturday, '"·ere plagued by injur>et Sunday. Jancarz v.·as unable to ride because of an arm injury •nd Plech, after hurting his ribs and lhoulder during a crash, continued to ride, but in visibly "detuned" fashion. Individual point scores Sunday were Ivan ,?.{auger, New Zealand, 14 ; Orris Pusey, England, 13: Barry Briggs, New Zealand. II; l\f\ke Bast USA, 11: 11-fike CUroso, USA, 11; Steve Bast, USA. 9; Bill Cody, USA, 9; Bert Harkins, Scotland, 8; Scott Autrey, USA, 6; Sonny NuJter, USA, 5; George Ashby, Australia, 3, :ind Dan Becker USA, l. OUNll COAIT CM DAILY PILOT ,.,,. Or.,.. c .. tl DAIL'!' 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"*Wtlrl9 een-y, ... -,.,.,, , ... .,.,.., ..rffwllt _...,,, .,.-..,_.11-. """"' _., .. ·••f ulf .................. MIM .... ff a,trlif'W -· ._,, ct.n ....... ..... M Cltte ,,.,..., Cl""'"'"-. ~·• w carr"1 tl.u -'fll'rl W -" U.IJ fl*l!ftlYJ mlllhrr """9MIMI a.# "*"""'· ,. Philp today released laboratory results ..11.e claims sho\11 that rw:io(( frQ!J1 the company's fannland violated state \Valer quality standards in 56 of 238 samples tested. Philp admitted he still has no conclusive evidence that these violations are directly responsible for the high level ol pollution that has long been kno.,.,n to exist in Upper Newport Bay. But he asserted that the violations indicate that there b a "good reason to believe that lhei.r runoffs are an important contributioo. to the probJem. "The situaUon is margina11 but since there is a question, we deCidtd that it was prudent to warn the pµbllc and close the bay," Philp said. Philp also pointed out that the Irvine RETIRING -Judge John J . ' Sirica reaches the mandatory retirment age or 70 on 'fues· day and will step down as chief juctge of the U.S. Districl Court in \Vashington. "But that doesn't mean there weren't any problems." Philp said. "PCO\}le may have been sic-k and 1101 connected it i,1·ith the bay or they 1nay have just failed to report it to us." Philp said his d~anmcnt's in· \'estigations show that 6.600 acre fl'CI of reclaimed se\vage v.·ater are used in soolh Orange County every year. Sllghtly more than half of this amount is used by the Irvine Ranch, he said, while the rest: is used mainly on goU o:iurses and at Lion Country Safari. Philp said lhal nmoff from . golf courses and Lion Country "appears to be a much smalltr part of the problem" because, except in rainstonm, it normally soaks into the ground. Irvine Company agricultural opera lions produce runoff vinually rear around, he said. SUCCESSOR -Judge George llart. 68. will replace the retir· ing John J . Sirica as chief judge of the U.S. District Court in \Vashington. f-lart is expected to divide the crush of expected \Vatergate cases equally among the 15 ren1aining judges. Sirica Will RelRase .. Secret Nixon Report \\'ASHINGTON (,\Pl -U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica ruled today that 111 secret grand jury report on l'resident r-;;;\:on's role in \\'alergate should 00 delivered to the Holl.'lc J u d i c i a r y Committee for its impeachment inquiry. Sirica said in his 22-page opinion that "Lhe. penKln on whom the report focuses. the President of the United States, has not objected to its release to the COfi'Hlllttce . .- "Other persons are in,·olvfd only lndirec'lly," Slrica said. l~e also said the report "dra'>l-·s no accusiltory conclusions ... ii renders no n1ora l or social judgmtnls. The report is a simple and straightforward cornpilation of information gathered by the grand ju!'}" and oo more." Siric.i;r. who steps down as ch ief judge of the U.S. Di.!trict Court in \\-'ashington Tu~ay, delayed implementation or hi!! order for two days to enable interested parties to file appeals with the U.S. Court of Appeals here. The Judge wrote that "although it bas not been emphR.slzed In this opinion. It should not be forgotten that we deal in a matter of the most critical moment to the nation , an impeachment Investigation involving the President ol the United Stat ... "Jl "-'OOld be dlfricull 10 COflC'eJve of a more compelling need thM 1hnt of this country for an WlSV+'ervingly falr inquir)' based on aJl•Uic pertinent inlormatioo." he uld. Sir1'ea sald that the gNlnd Jury ''strongly rt'(()mmtnd!" Ulit t Ifs ttPort and a 5.ll lchcl filled v.'ith cviden~ should • go to the impeachment co1n1nittcc beca use: ''flaving careful!)' c:tamlned l he contents or 1hc grand jury report, the court is satisfied thiit !here can be no q11estion regard ing !heir materiality 10 the liouse Judlclary Comm I l t e c 's in\'cstiga1ion . '' Rep. J.>eter Rodll!Cl Jr. (D-N.J . i. NIXON TAKING CASE -TO THE PEOPt:E, p~-4 cha irman of the House Judiciary Committee, told ney,·smen he coukl not con11ncnt on the suhstanc:e of Siric-n's order until he had time to examine It and ('()nsult eouru;cl. But he indica ted that he \\·clcom cd the release of the grand jury papers 10 the committee. · H€!p. f!,ch•;ard Hutchin.son or 1w1 ichlg:in, the senior lte1>ublict1n on !he commilh.-c. said also he .._.as ""cry pleased." "The grand Jury report w~ obviously lntendOO for lhc con1mlltee~ and !he com1nlllee ahouid have lt, 11 lfutchi.Mon said. At the \Vh.ilc Jfouse. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald I •. Warren aald Nixon had been informed of Sirica 's decision but gll\'e no prcsidcnllal reaction. Werren noted, however, that Nixon's chief \\r;ltcrg11le llw~c.r, Jamt!S 0, SI. Cl11lr, told Sirica the White HOIJ5r-had no objcelion to seeding the grand jury report to the corlrmJttee. ~Jtousc Speaktt Cirt Altierl. sala that, "offhand. It seetn.1 to me 1t was a very good rulln1." 110..,. Majority L<ad 'lllom" P. "Tip" O'Nelll (0.~1asir1.), said Slrh:a·s n1\ing "will help cxpodite the matter." Jtaly, is about four feet long and weighs 33 pounds. St. Pat1·icl{'s Revelers Fro1n Page 1 EMB ARGO ... Have Ffu1g-at Office1·s triggered an energy crisis around the v.·orld and had a dcvas1;:1ting effect on the cconoinies of sotne ind ustrialized nations. Arab oil sourC'es said Saudi Arabia and Egypt led the right for an unconditional end to the en1bargo becauc of the IJ.S. role in •negotiating the Egyptian.Israeli troop withdrawal settlement from the Suei Canal and other peace-maki ng moves. By TERRY COVILLE Of 11'11 D•MY Pllll Still A crowd of nearly 2.000 revelers Ci?lebrating St. Patrick's Day in Seal Beach hurled rocks, bottles and firecrackers at police Sunday night when officers told them the party was over. Police said most or the celebrants had Young GOPs Fail to Endorse For Governor Three Republicans have eamed lhe support of the California Y o u n g • Republicans but the conservatlve group failed lo n3Jt1e a preference in the gubernatorial 11·,,1ry even though leaning toward Lt. Gov. F.d Reinecke. The group, which ended a t"'<><lay meeting in Anaheim Sunday, voted endorsements for state Sen. John l{anner or Glendale, a candidate for lieutenant governor, James Flournoy, running for controller. and for inrumbent Atr y. Gen. Evellc J. Younger. Reinecke may have been confident of an endorsement since he stumped for backers here for tw'O days. Sul the grOup , alroough indicating Reinecke might be their choice, failed to make an endorsement for him in the primary. "There's no question this organization favors Reinecke over State Controller liouston I. Flournoy. lle'll have lots of support if he gets·th!s thing cleared up.'' said EHi.abeth Sperline, a former YR president. _ lleineckc is under investigation in ooru1ectioo \\'ilh \Vatergate Spec i a I Prosecutor Leon Ja\\·orski's probe into an a\l~ed offer by lnternational Telephone & Telegraph Corp. to help finance the 1972 Republican National Convention. Coed Streakers 'Strike' Mesa Boivli11.g Alley A mixed group of streakers interrupted the-bo'A•!ing action at Costa to.-tesa's Kona Lanes alleys Saturday night . 1\ group or four men, and rn·o \\'omen galloped through the c r o w d e d amusement center at 2699 Harbor Blvd. Angry ~-tanager John c;. rtavalas called police. but Offiecr Ed Drymala said !he naked sprinters "·ere long gone by the tirfle'llc got "'there. ?.feanv.itlle. across lo\\11, a line of patrons \\'alting outside the United Artists Cil)('ma in South Coasl Plata Saturday night .,.,ere treated to an X- rated show. A 1nan described bv one young \\·oman lhenlergocr as "a virile brunette in a red ski mask" piled out of a light-colored van and sb'ea~ed the l\ne. fie hopped inlo another getay,-ny \·ehicle amid a chorus or cheers and \\1listles rrom pa trons waiting to Stt "The Sting." From l'ege 1 BEEF ... ~ for the next 60 to 90 days." he said. Wray F'lnncy, vice president or the American National Ca t 11 em e n 's AssociaUon. sakl Quick recovery for the eattJe:::industry will reqillre 1 rapid se1J. orr of current supplies. "Stepped -up featuring of beef by retailers is· hTJJSCtBllVl'. t c;i.tUemen from being forced oul of business, Finney said. ' bee n drinking near a couple or Irish bars in the JOO block of b1a.in Street when they filled the street about 8 p.m. .. 11ial's "'hen we had our first case or streakers, males and females. and the crov.·d bC'gan to get excited and block traffic," Officer Gary ?.Iaiten said today. Al 9: IS p.m., lhe Huntington Beach poli<'e helicopter, requested by Sea l Beach, hovered overhead and declared the gathering at unlawful assembly. J\1aitcn said the warning was given for nearly an hour before police decided to move the crov•d ofJ the street. "About 50 men, wearing protective helmets v.·ith face masks marched in a line toi,1·ard the cr-(rn'd. That's y,•hcn they began to throw bottles. pieces or brick . f'9Cks and firecrackers," ~faiten said. "" took: polic.c, with patrolmen from Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, Westminster and .Los Alamitos, more 1han an houf tci clear the street of the jeering crov.•d. • After the Huntington Beach police helicopter ran out of gas, the Costa hlesa police helicopter was called in to issue orders from tbe air. J\1aitcn said 47 people v.·ere arrested, live or them v.·ere juveniles, and five persons .,.,·ere cha'i'ged v.·Ith assaulf with a deadly v.·capon. Some officers su(fered minor injuries from broken glass, said ~taiten. Five persons arrested "'·ere 'also hurt , either · v.•hi!c resisting a1Tesl or Irom the flying debris, bot none ltl!fe hospitalized, he added. J\-1aiten said it has bct>n an infonnal tradlt ion for large crov.·ds to celebrate St. Patrick 's Day in Seal Beach. Police in.iid similar trouble "''ilh the crowd in 1972, bu! not last year, he said . .!\1ost of the revelers v.·ere near t.,.,·o ~fain Street bars. the Irisher and Clancy's. Maiten said Sunday's fracas '>l-'as not a riot. No one directly auacked tbe police or smashed "''indows. though some cars ""·ere dented and two shop windO\\'S \.\·ere br:oken. he said. , "Imagine 50 i'olicemen advancing on a crowd of J,500 that doesn't want to move. That's all it v.·as," said the Seal Beach public affairs officcr. •·It .,.,.as an unlawful assembly.'' By 2 a.m., !he city's public '>l-tlrks crew had the hfain Street clean· again, as If St. •Patrick's day had never nappened , police said. 'Mad1iess Week' Noiv Under Way A t Est.a.ncia High, !\farch to f\fadpess Week began at Estancia lligh Schooltoday 'Aith a \.rater polo game on inner lubes invo1\'lng junlor and freshmen girls \"S. senior and sophomore coeds. The Lraditional inadcap wetk ends F'rKtay wtth activities sctieduJed during the noon hour for the <'1'11ertainment of students. Other actlvi.Ue1 are: Tuesday--Oioco!at~ ~fanhmallow, a game In \\1lidi blindfolded a n d handcuffed parblers fry to be the first to dip !O mnrshmallows In chck»late .and feed them to .. ch other. Wednesday-KJssing Contest. involving a panel ol three opposH• oe• judg .. •ilo "''ill ~led tile best male and female kissers on lhe basis of point SG>l"eS. A k158-0ff wUI be held in the event ot a tJ.e. Syria. whose troops still confront Israel on the tense Golan Heights front. oppo&cd lifting the ban unless it was linked to further Israeli withdrawal. L i b y a supported Syria. Syrian oil min is ter Jabr cl Ketti refused comment as he emerged from the tapestry-hung Gobelin Salon in lhc lf:».year-<>kl Imperial hotel where the meetings took place. The United States depended for 8 percent of its total ·fuel need on oil iJnports from the Middle Easl. lt ~·as anticipated that despite the 38- day tanker journey from the ~·1iddle East , to the United States, oil companies V+'Ould be able to release resc.rves immediately once lhe embargo was lifted. But unless the lilting of the ban 'vas accompanied by an easing of Arab oil production cutbacks, fuel being shipped to Westem Europe an d Japan would be dh·erted to the United States, lhe sources said. 'Frenzied' Rape --Suspect Seized 111 Palm Springs PAI.~! SPRINGS (lJPf) -Police held a man today they suspect is the "Palm _,Springs Rapist" after a frenzied attack on tv.·o teell-'age girls in separa:~ inci· dents Sa1urdar night. Jailed on SI00.000 bail is Daniel Raphael ~1endoza, 25, v.·hom authorities believe is responsible for eight assaults on y,·omen in this desert community in three months. A combined force of Jaw enforcement agencies in Riverside County, Santa Barbara CoWlty and lhe city OC Palm Springs captured i\fendoi.a Saturday 'A'hen he twice returned to an area where the teen-aged victims were abducted. Officers said ?itcndozll forced Hie first giil and her male compalii6h-to drive him to a remote area \\'here he raped the girl. Thereafter. he returned to the . original pickup point and escaped, they said. An hour later, accenting to police, ~feodoUt forced a IS.year-old girl t.o accompany h.inl at gunpoint to another area where she Was rape<!. Again, he returned to the original int of cootact Ot1icers said. Police said Mendoza was traced by his automobile, parked ooar the International llotel Thursday night, when a man matching his description failed in an attempt lo rape two women. one o( v.·hom was injured "''hen his gun discharged as he pistol-whipped her. Officers said f\.fendoz.a is suspected of being the same man who began the Wi\'e of rape and assault la.st December. Mtndoza i<i charged "'ith kktnaping , robbery and rope . POPEIL ... Chicago. • nulTlday-BAby BoWe. a game in v.·hich tho contt'tl'tnnt takm 1 piece of string Ued to a dangling julce-lllled bottle lnio his moulh and. witllxrt ~•ae or Almt~~bottkf'tobb m«rfh and drink! tM liquid. Th<y tcstmed during the prellmlnary hearing that It was to get the layout or Popell's l(}.room luxury aaartmen1 and -;>re-pare strale-gr ni r the slaythg. Friday-Skat< Beard Gnncl Prix. an racers will hr tlmed t.o detennlne the ..-·1ru1~r. • Neighbors pledged Harocr Island property to ht.I the reportedly ntarly· I I e , httll. \\'h\le Ayers is Also out on bond ~.r:a\t\nit trial •