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Home My WebLink About1974-03-19 - Orange Coast Pilot• \ Ill Nabbed~ 82_ 'Get Awuy • ' • Mystery WoJDan~s GOP Sen. Bn~kley Sui~ide Atte1npt Urges Pres-ident Probed • ID Newport Nixon to Resign / • DAILY PILOT 0 I er aces * * * 1oc * * *: • TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 19, 1974 VOL. 61, NO, n. t lEtTIONS, M PAGE5 r1 Dana Poi11t Bla::e -Restaurant· Hit By_ Raging F_~re • A fast~moving fire raced through the expensively appointed dinin.e: room of a Dana Point restaurant Uris morning and damage was set at nearly $50,000. The blaze erupted shortly before 7:30 :a.m. at the Pelican Fish Co .. a seafood restalD'ant at 34130 Pacific Coast Highway. It routed co-owner Gary Peck from his bed in an upstairs apartment, Units from three county fire stations oonverged at the old Spanish landmark and fought flames billowing out oC a single windoW in the dining room, Spokesmen said the flame.s were Newport Beach Healtl1 Product Store Rifled A-burglar who may have had a key to the premises made off with a healthy chunk of cash from a Newport Beach nutrition ilnd health product store ~1onday. Howard and Joyce Lopizich, operators of Howard's Nutrition, 1628 Ne'\" MacArthur Blvd., said :.:.Oil was taken, tncludilig two days• receipts and the petty cash. . knocked down within IO mlnut,., but mopup operatm. cootinued throug)l the morning. Peck sakt that he dresstd as quickly as he could and tried to ..ur the blazing dining room, but was driven back by flames and heal '''11lere was nothing I could do but get ~."be said. His br1"her, Mike Peck, 28, said iZ took two years aOO $250,000 to refurbish the interior o( the tv.'Htory building and said It would be difficult to replace the items lost In the blau. Stained-glm windows and expemive v.wd paDeling were among the items ruined by the names. His brother, however, said the fire missed a cache of vintage wines stored upstairs in the restaurant. The wine was vaJued at $10,000, he added. Firemen said l.nvfSt.i.gators bad not yet determined the cause of the smoky blaze and probes would cootlnue throug!l Ille day. The content. ol the popular restaurant recei\'t!d about $30,000 damage and the structure itself had damage estimated at more than $15,000. Fire spokesmen Wei the dining area was totally involved tn flame when Wlits arrived, but quick act.ion kept the flame8 from spreading throug!l the ,.... of Ille large baildlng on the inland side oC tbe highway. UP'I T ........ 19 !NIXON SHOULD QUIT' N. Y. Senator Buckley Sen. Buckley Urging Nixon To Resign Trai1i Esca11e Aliens Give Slip To Law Officers By \\'TLLJA'.\f SCHR F.TRER 01 Tiii 0.111 ,.tlOI S••U An estimated 100 illegal aliens jumj)('d from the freight cars of the Santa F'c rain in Tustin early today into he arms of waiting federal officers and local police. But in !he ~ild scramble that ensued . the small force of police ooly managed to capture 18 of the aliens. The rest van- ished into surrounding fields and orange groves. A call for mutual aid assistance broughl the C.Osta r.lcsa Police hel1roptcr Eagle II ~'ith pilot Randy j\;utt and observer Ed Sutton ho\'cring o\·er the scene. illuminating it \•:ith floodlights . They said they spotted 30 to 40 of the fugitives scampering for CO\'Cr in the surrounding area. A spokesman for the Tu stin Police Department ~id today the train - termed the "AJien . Express" -stops e\·cry night al n1idnight at a small station near ~loulton Parkway and Red llill Avenue. It is conside~· · one of the • key influ x points for aliens tra~cling from the San Diego area. "We work that area as orten as ~·e can and 1 .. t • Some of the 18 alicn1 caught by the police. and immigration officers v.crc nabbed as they hid in the nearby gro\·cs anci fields. A!l the captured men .,.,·ere 'questioned at Tustin police headquarters and then taken into custody by lhe fed- eral officers. 1\1.'0 or the aliens .,.,·ere captured several hours aftrr the others v.·hen thcy flagged dov.TI a police car, mistaking it for a taxicab, officers said. Roy Boehm, assistan i immigration director for invcstigalions. said today the ones "'ho escaped probably "ill catch taxicabs and other lornis of transporta- (See AUE\S, Page 2) Police Seeking Clues iii. Girl's Suicide Atte1npt and last night we bad some help from the WASIIlNGTON (UPI) -Declaring immJgration department and the Orange Patrolman Gary Olung, who checked _ tbe . .:ene •. said ~ no indication of forced e11try by whoever got Via the rear door of the establishment. I.hat if President. Nixon stays in office Police Department," the T u s t i n F====-'-------...,.-.. t~I be h1 fu1 a ttauma-Ute----spok~n ia~.. . . . . likes of \•,.hich we ha\·en't seen " Sef\.. Officers partJc1pat1ng 1n the r~1d said l\lissing persons bulletins were being studied loday for clues to identity of a young J ane Doe "'ho attempted suicide l\fonday by firing: a .38 caliber re\'Ol\'er into her mouth as she sat on the end of a Balboa boat dock. Manager Helen Schoeller discovered the burglary when she arrived to open up and provided police with a list of persons Qt flCl'l\6 which have keys or access. Boy's Attorneys Battle School HOUSTON (UPI) -Attorneys !or Billy Epperson. s, e1pelled for wearing hls hair too long. ha.ve asked federal court to allow him to retUm to class. The boy was expelled Crom the Golden Acres Elementary School last month becau.1e his haircut violated the school's grooming cod<. His parents had his hair styled to bide a birth defect. A class J1ction petition was filed Mooda,y-)nlederal coort on behalf of all male itt.ide{lti-wJ)O wlsh to -w_ear Mir. longer than pennitted by Ille ochool autbor!U... ·' a--,, Man Fweced By 'Kidnaper' DALLAS (UPI) J a k e Lauderdale paid a 13,000 ranoam for bis wile, uni. 'Wilma, only io fmd she had never been kidnaped. Lauderdale told. police Monday two D'M!O reported his wife was being held hostage lw $Ml,OOO. He said they oettled for les.. when he told thom IS,000 ..., all he ""'1d raile. then rode wtth him io a bank to get the mooey. He made two calls to hb wife, and, when she didn't' &nS\UI', he rushed home to find ihe had just returned froln a abopping 1tip for gloves and • hat for yard work. "I wu taken. 1bait's all ther! was.':..J!•ld .ll»J o -1.e.u -o I d ~· ' ' they eipected the usual small tnckle of James .L. Buc~ley (RC-N.Y.), today aliens lo jump from the train and head urged hnn to resign. for destinations in the Los Angeles 1be unexpected defection of one of the area ... But when the freight car doors President's top congnsional supporters opened, they guessed nearly I~ of.them came as Nixon intensified t "forts to blunt jumped out and started running Ul all cmgressional impeadunent moves and different directions." the sr\esman said. sa\-e his presidency. There was no immediate \\"hit.e llouse reactioo after Buckley's l'le'l\'S conference. An aide said Buckley had not met or talked with Nbori this week. POODLE LOSES -EITHER WAY Calling ll "the most difficult deci sion I have ever had to make," the freshman . senator oid Watergate had so y,·eakened PHOENIX, Ari z. (UPI) -A court lhe presidency that resignaUon Is the custody. ballle 'A'a! averted here in the only way ••by which the crisis can be divorce of (,bester and Regina Demaree resol~ and the country pulled out of the when ~tn1. Demaree was granted Watergate swamp." visitation rights to the couple's cherished Buckley said he sent a copy of hi& third perty -the family poodle. statement to N'aon Monday night . but Superior Cour1 Judge Howard F. received no reply. Buck1ey said he made PeteQOO said ~onday husband and y,•lfe his decision Mcause of "an atmosphere both wanted custody of the dog. _ o(,.. high emoUon,_dangcrous to reaJOO".-.,,-J"I fel!-.1 shoukla•-ard It to one and let -and "a qualitative dlange •'iUUn tho the Other viinlf." sakl Judge Peterson. (Seo l\EfilGN, Pl&• 11 The victim, with loog. reddislrbro•11 hair and dressed in \\'estcm and Ind ian fashion . was listed i· ·ritical condition loday at lioag :O.fcmorial Hospital in Ne~·port Beach. lier ~·ound "'OUld probably have been fatal had she tilted the gun barrel upward to~·ard her brain, bu! the slug tore throogh her tongue and oul the back side or her neck. Detective Ken Smith. who is handling the invcstigatioo . said the I ea d apparently mlssed her spinal column. He added today that he was checking out two missing persons reports involving young v;omen generally fitting the unidentified victim·s description. One ~·as a resident of Orange. "'hile the other was a w11lka~·ay patient rrom Ornng~ County ~lcdic:il Center. Denvtt, Colo .. vi!:ltM!: r ·iel M illa~ and Karen Whiltemore called po\i . about t:JJ pm. Monday when the victim shot ~rself, investigators 53id. • Officer t:..ewia Bivins found her lying on (Ste 'l'ICT!M, Pig• 11 Life Te1·n1 h1 P1·iso11 Possible By T0,\1 DARLEY Of I~• D•Uy P'llet Ji.ti r_1rry \\'a~ nc c:obb, the words "She Lied " rmbla1.oncd in black ink on the hack of hi s Jackel ..... ·as found guilty or first dcgrtt n1urdcr lalc r-.tonday in Orange County Superior Coun. Cobb. 22. rcnlaincd in1passivc \11hile the jury delivered !o Judge H. Warren Knight the \'erdit:t reached after nearly lhrcc days of delibcfalions . Rut he had earlier prO!l'Sled ~·hen Judge Knight ordered him t'l remove the jacket before the jury entered the t'Ou rtroom . Three 1!cputies ~Jood over him v.·h1lc he rel11clantlv tOok off the offending ink-sta1nerl garITient. Judge Kn ight 11ill sentence Cobb Apr il a to Y.'hal could be life in prison for the slaying last April J l nf Todd J{ockwood, the 3-year.old son of robb's n1istress. r.tore than ~ l)')lll'C and volunteers scoure<! the Orang•• arl'a fr1r seven days after the chi!rl Y.as reported missing by tus mother, Sanffy R:oc kwood :thcn 17. i\11ss Rocki,1·ood broke do~'n under intens11 e questioning and told policC that /See CO\'VICTEll, Pagr 21 Orange Coast Weather t-;ot much chance. of sunshine along !he Orange Coast \\lcdncs- day, but the .,.,·cathcr service says It'll be n1ostly sunny Inland in the afternoon hours. Highs at the beaches and inla~d in the mid- &Os. Lov.·s tonight 45-55. INSIDE l 'ODA \' Drought. fanmt.P. (fllfl 1u;gfect threaten the err11u:r1011 of a t•ntr-prot1cl ir1bc of 1rurnors. V'rd111res si t atop et1try tel~· µhoue pole. owo1t111g new vie· t1n1s. Slory. Poge 9. L • ••v• • Mwlw•I ..... " C.•~•-1111 • "'•llHtl ·-• ci.ulfl .. 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Olntra Costa County Su·· •rM>r Court JOOge Sam HaU sakl he will rule !his afternoon on req1.1e3ts for Lillie or Remiro to make a 5--to 10-minute televi.sed statement , before a single Nixon iii Texas To Face Quiz By Executives WASHINGTON (UPI) -Resuming his get-oot-and·be-seen strategy in an effort to blunt Watergate critics and those who demand his impcaclunent. Prcsidenl Nixon flew to Texas today . for 3 nationally televised question-and-answer session with broadcast executives. In Houston, Nixon will be holding his third public appearance outs id e Washington in five days -a major departure fer a president who generally ~~~ .. ined a low profile during his His ng questioning session before the NatJo Association of Broadcasters is to begin p.m. PDT. · Nixon was to spend the night in Houston and return lo Washington Wednesday afterooon. During his visit. he a to inspect preparations being made at the Lyndon B. Johnson Space' Center foe the joint U.S.-5oviet e r fort to rendezvous two space vehicles. and decorate three Apollo astronauts - Gerald T. Carr of Santa Ana, Willlan1 Pogue and Dr. Edward Gibson, formerly of San Cle mente. Wllite House sou rces say Nixon believes that public exposure will demonstrate he is a strong president fully in command nf the Adniin.istration. not flll embattled m.aft 011 the brink or rt.SigniJ1g in race of impcactu.ncnl threats and inqlliries into income tnx returns. DAILY PILOT Tiie Orimte Ctut DAILY l'ILOT, wm. ""'IC'> ,, ~ ........ ,. ......... "'· .. llUflll"*' ~ .... °'*"'' CMll l"*'llllWll ,_ .. ,, .,_ , ....... !wit ,,. """""• ""'-' l~_., -Pdllllly._191" C.lt ""'"'~ Ht'!lfl'[l ltM;ll, !!""""'""' ltttll/1'"-11111 V•llt y, La.o..,1 I M(I\, ''•NISHdlto.t-'"° S•~ ti.,,...~i.1 &ell .J11111 C.pl1lr1,... A olntt. ,.,1 .... 1 • .. 111911 It M ii•,,.. S1!1114tY• W l"""'•V•· fn. ~'CNOI ,...ll~lllO '4111! It ti U0 ""'"' ,,., llntf, CM!t . Mt•t. 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A second judge in neighboring Alamrda County is scheduled to rul e on the san1e request \'fedoosday. Alt.orncys for the pair have said Onkl8Ifl. Muriicipnl Court Judge Stafford Buckley is symp,athetic to the idea. Little and Remiro must get permissloo from both judges because they face murder charges for the Nov. 6 cyanide· bullet slnying of Oakland Schools Supt. PATTY HEARST TERMED INDEPENDENT -Story, P•ge 14 J\>larcus Foster In Alameda County and charges of attempted murder oi a Concord policeman in Contra Costa County. l\fean'A1lile. organiz~ of a $2 mlllion food giveaway demanded by the SLA anoounced another delay Monda y.in the next distribution. They said there 'A'Ollld be no handouts today and prornisl'd another progress report \\'ednesday. Newspaper magnate Randolpll A. llearst, faUier or the kidnapcd coed. has ordered a total revamping 9f lhe People Jn Need giveaway to nieet as closely as possible the s~·s origWal qemands: $70 worth of high quality n1eat , produce and dairy products for each· of California's needy. In a brief statement Monday, People Jn Need directors A. Ludlow Kramer and Peggy ~faze said they were "continuing to ord~r 9uali1y food and wlll again be in operation as soon as 'A'e are capable of meeting the full SLA demands." In its last message ~larch 9, the SLA. 'A·hic h police say has about 25 members, accused Hearst of handing out ''hoi feed" and showing "contempt for the people through disorganiU1tion in distri- butioo of surplus commodities instead of top quality fresti meal.'!, vegetables and produce." Hearst responded by admitting hls initial plan for a t~·ice-a-week,Jng-range suppleme11tal giveaway 'A'as mistake, Jfe promised to overhaul the program to more closely parallel the SL.A's original demand for a one. monU1 giveaway oC high quality food. . So far. 120,000 grocery bags have been distributed in five handouts. Kramer has said the progran1's remaining $1 million y.·ou!d be exhausted af1er three more gil"eay..·ays. Jn another de\·elopmcnl, some members of the news media received n1imrographcd lellers purporting to offer a reward from Hearst for the deatll or capture of SLA members. Hearst said the letters y.·ere fictitious and ''complcte- ly false." From Pagel tion tO g('t tlK>m o their destinat ions. He said several of the captured aliens Rrt> suspected to be organizers of the n1::iss immig ration . Bocohm said the large number of alitllll on ~ siJl~le train is "highly unusual and (.'()11ld pcHnt to some kind of smuggling l)>Pf!rat ion." He said the Tustin train st.op ~ a ron.11nulng cnf0ttcment headache for N.s Office. Ted Kennedy Rapped t.UAT£~1ALA ClTY. GU 11tmA1 a I UPI I -Calling U.S. Sm. EdWard Krnnedy "M abusive s Imp I e ton.·' C'rUatcm<ila's vice pre1klenl~ed. ~1onday demanded on :apology from the senator for doubting the ltgitim acy Q( the ~1an:h 4 prtSldenUal el~. "M a _c~essm&n and as a Guatcmalan, I say Ulat you are an abu&Tve aimpleton, n'llxlng in the domttUc aff1ln of Gtuitenuala," Mario Sandoval Alarcon said in an open statement addressed lo KrMed . \ f 'rom Pagel CONVICTED ••• Cobb had murdered her son and buril'd him in a sewer line on an Anaheim construction site. Cobb then led laY.'lllen to the spot and watched while they unearthed the beaten body or the ehild who ~·as found dead in his crib April 11 by his mother after she retumcd from work to ber Orange home. ~liss Rockwood and other proseculion \\'ilnesses testified during the two-month trial thnt Cobb repeatedly beat her son during two years of her on-and..ol!- rclationshlp with the defendant. It was testified on one occasion that he Y.'OS unrecognizable after a beating administered by Cobb. Witnesses said the ('hild's head y.·as swollen out of all proJXlrtion and bolh eyes were black and almost cl osed with bruises. ... Prosecutor Pat Brian branded the child's death as "murder by constant lorture" and lashed Cobb as "a fiend who took constant delight in cruelly punishing a helpless liltle boy." Cobb refused to an!'A·er Brian's queslions about his alleged beatings or Todd on what the prosecutor said were two vii.al portions of the case against him . But he repeatedly condemned ~1iS! Rockwood as a liar who was promised a lesser sentence by the prosecution if she would appear as a witness against her former paramour. • Missing Wheel Starts 01ase~ Driver Jailed SEA'ITLE. Wash. CAP) -It all started Y.'it h a m1.s&n:g wheel. SeaUle policeman KM s Kolar spotted a man sitting in a car with one wheel missing. The man was gunning the engine, apparently trying to drive a'A·ay on three wheels. Kolar stopped and began to investigate. Pat.rick ~loody. a Fire Department battalion chief, drove by in a department car and noticed that the wheel housing \\'3S smoking. He called the Fire Department. Kolar got out of his squad car to check the registration of the three-wheeler. He ordered the driver into the police car. The man jumped in the police vehicle and sped away. Kolar jumped into ritoody's car and gave chase. Moody jumped into a fire truck that responded to his earlier call and joined the himt. So did another police car that heard a rad io broadcast of the Sunday events . r~inally. the stolen car smashed into a supporting be.am under Seattle's Alaskan \Vay Viaduct. Damage to the car wu estimated at $2,<m. • The driver \\'as treated at a hospital , then jailed. Police said Monday that charge5 "'ere pending. Sal 1nonel'la Seen In T1vo Deatlis LOS ANGELES (AP\ -Two persons "'ho died in Los Angeles the past six months were diagnosed to have a strain of ~Jmonella infection common I y brought on by drinking raw mil);, a county heal th official says. The county recelvl'd ttpOt1s ol eight OlheT pcrsoM bccomnig iJJ V.'ith salmonella dublin during \be wne period. Dr. Ichiro Kamel. dlltf of communicable diwlse control for the county 's Community He'llllh Stnlccs, sakl. In a rtpOrt issued Monday. l\'l ex ico Rations Beans ~r ASO, Tet. (UPI) -1n a move to 1 prevent hoArdlng and panlc bu)' Ing ~londay. the ?.1tx!c1.n Industry and Com1ne<ee Department Of!f•red beallS ralioncd In nearby Ciudad Juarez. • I Ubya Raps Arabs Embargo Lifting Called_'Treason' VTENNA, A""1ia (AP) -Libya -y assailed the Arab deci!:ion to lift the oil enibargo agaifl.9t the United states as an "act of treason" and Holland said the continued ban against shiprr:ents there will hurt all of Europe. There was no immediate word frcm the Middle East whether olJ actually started flowing to the United States again following f.fonday's decisioo to eod the embargo lmpQSEd . during the October ~1iddle East W&I". In The lfague, a Dutch foreign ministry spokesman said the' oonUnuing embargo against the Netherlands will REDS HUMILIATED BY EMBARGO END, Pogo 4 DON'T EXPECT INCREASE IN GAS YET, P•go 12 hurt Europe becnuse Rotterdam is an intcnta l!onal oil transit port and an integral part of Europe's economic life. Saudi Arabia , Algeria, Abu Dhabi , Bahrain , Egypt, KU\\'ait and Qatar agreed to end the ban against the United States O\'er the opposition ot Libya· and Syria. Their action was taken In TeCOgnltlon of \\'eshingtoo's efforts in gelling Israel to Y.ithdraw from the Suez Canal and in hopes that Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger would obtain a simlar Israeli withdrawal on lhe Syrian front. A broadcast by the Llbyan radio called the action tl"ee.50DOUS especially since fighting ha.!I flared again on the Golan HeighlS front between S}Tia and Israel. Ubya shipped about 10 percent of the 1.9 million barrels of Arab crude oil the Uniled Stales imported .:aily before the embargo, and presumably will not reswnc these shipments. Syri a's onJy oil weapon is the pipeline from Saudi Arabia to the ~1edttemmean, 'A'hich O"OMes its territory, and It y.·as expected to continue barring U.S.·bound tankers from loading at the pipeline's Syrian tenninalf Saudi Oil ~1inister Ahmed Zak i Yamani sad tanker shipments from the Persian Gulf should begin reaching U.S. ports in abool two months. But he said Algerian on, shipped from the ~ledlterranean, will arrive much .sooner. Yama.ni said Saudi Arabia 'A'ould ship at least a million barrel! a day to the United St.ates, and Kuwait, Algeria and other <Wntries Y.oold send additional amo1111l.'!. But no total \\'as a\·alJable. The oil rrtinist.ers said in their communique that the ban would ht; Ufted for at least two months and they would review their action at another conference J une I in Cairo. Yarnarti stressed that only an unforeseen ehange i n Washington's Middle East policy would cause them ,f.o put the embargo back on. \\'hlle rewarding the United States, the Arab ministers re\alned their embargo on shipments to the Nethe.rlandl and Denmark. They said the two countries remain hostile to the Arab cause. Oil shipments to West Germany and Italy, however, were returned to full prewar votume. Exports to the t'ol'O C0W1tries had been cut by 15 percent because of lheir alleged pro-Israeli sympathies. Production cuts for Japan, Britain, France and otller Wes t European COWltries had already been restored. f'roni Page l VICTIM ... the end of the wooden pier at 15th Street and Bay Avenue. with her legs dangling over the: end and the .38 in her hand. No iden tification could be found and lhe \'iclim. about 22. had only a few personal items -such·as her hairbrush and ~ cents in a brown ~'O\'en manila rope-type: ?14~· She is five feet. four inches tall. y:eiizhs 125 pounds, and has: hazel eyes in acl<fi. lion to flowing . reddish-brown hair~ Detective Smitll said she wore a green shirt with an Aztec Indian design on the back, a light green. blouse with pink flowers beneath It, plus blue jeans. She also . wore western style brown suede boos and has pierced ears in which she wore earrings, but police found no other jewelry or clues to her )deotity. Strike Slows School KANSAS CITY. Mo. (\IP!) -A strike in de!iance ol a court order kept the city's 63,000«.udent school s y .stem "dangerously low'' on teadlers today. "There are isolaled reports where schools are dangerously Joy,· on teachers and it look.s like not all will be able to operate for !he full day," said Earl Fleer. infonnalion director for UJe school system. • l'rom Page I RESIGN ••• American spirit." Sen. &Jward W. Brooke o f ~lassachuseus is 1he only Republican senator to have publicly callt.od for Nixon to step down. 'A'hile Sen. Charles JI. Percy (R·lll.), ~s said some RepublJcans tllink he should do so. Bucldey said there would be public pressure to televise any lmpeachmHil hearings around the world , and "tawdry details. y..·hich in and of themselves n1e.an little" 'A'Ould damage the President, lhe presidency and the country. ··1 propose an extraordinary act of $latesmanship and courage -an act at once noble and heartbreaking. at once ser\'ing lhe greater interesta ol the naLion. the inslitutk>n of the presidency and the stated goals ror wbk:h be so successfull y campaigned," Buckley said. ''That act Is RJctJ.ard Nixon's own voluntary resignation as President of the J;nited Sta~." Sen.ate Republican Leader · HU£h Scott. asked about Buckley's comments. said, ··1 think it expresses the convict.ion ol & \'ery conscientious and very honorable senator." "\Vhile I do not join wilh Sen. Buckley in his request at this lime." Sen . Barry Goldwater rR-Ariz. ), said, "I wish to make it plain that if any evidence of & criminal act on the part of the Presiden( is proven. I shall change my ~ition ard support the Buckley proposal." Buckley said he long ago persooally urged Nixon to make "the fullest ~ible diselosure" of all materials relating to \Vatergate. Because Nixon did not, the Presidmt cx:iuld not prevent "the transformation of the Watergate incident into a kind ol \Vatergate crisis of regime." Buckley, who in the past supported the President but indicated recently some misgivings over Nixon's handling or Watergate, said "the dlaracter of a regime always r'eflect.s and ex~ the character of it.'! leader. It is he who appoinLi; h.is executive staff. The captain is responsible for his ship, the commander for bis army, and 1'1r. Nlxoa has explicitly r e c o g n l z e d this respooslbility." Buckley said Nixon's reslgnaUon would end the impeadlment process. "Congress y.·ou1d be automatieally dh!dlarged of the Watergate affalr, 8nd could devote itself to It.'! legislative business." he said. He said the new presldent -one selected by Nixon. Vice President Gerald R. Ford -~·ould be able "to reach out to the people with the restored authority and moral slrellgth that is so essenLl.al an ingr<dienl of the presidency." Nudes Streak Newspaper Uncovered Quartet Protest Lack of Ne ,ivs Coverage Four male streakef! stnfck-tbe Daily Piiot 's Caita Mesa offices Monday in silent but stark naked outrage , over the newspaper's coverage ol the current · wave of spring madnes3. The youths who identified themselves as members of the First Fashion lsle Streaking Team, dropped t'A'O notes during their tig·iag run through the building, each one indicating theirs was a "protest streak demanding equal time." "We ha\·e had three good streaks at UCI at IWlCh, and the Fashion Isle streak with 20 raging Cdl\t kings . Let's hear something," the handwritten notes demanded. An ~~rtising department employe, Su~erson, said she was waiting outside the building for her husband to pick her up for lunch when &'he heard lhe four men talking. turned "around and saw them heading for the door. stark naked. "They were tippytoeing through the fuchs ias. All of them 'A'ere about high school or college age, but I can't say how old they 'A'ere because I haven't seen very many young men in me nude," she said. "I noticed that they bad y.·bite fannies . though." Bursting through the front door, the unmasked men jogged through the front lobby, past an unperturbed customer and directJy into the circulation department where 30 district managers were gathered for a meeting. ''They came tlnrough here in absolute silence. You could have heard a pin drop ," said office manager Ruth Leavitt. one of three women who witne~ the nude joggc.rs. The observers 'A"ere so stunned by the lightning a pp ea rance and disappearance -of the streakers that no one said anything at all for minutes afterward . according to Cirrulation Director ~1.ilan Leavitt. who had just opened the meeting 'A'ilh a joke about st reakers. "The guy on 'Ailose desk they dropped one of the notes didn't even notice what happened." added Leavitt. who added that the streakers made their getaway ln a white van. 1 In their run through the building the· streakers missed the newsroom v.tlere editors and reporters y.·ere busy putUng out l\1onday's editions which conlained, among other valuable bits or information, the latest streaking news. "'""" OVER :tHE RIVER and TH-ROUGH THE WOODS ' For three more months Place Qtia Ave. will be torn up to wide n the street. At times Placentia Avenue will be closed and access will tie "" available by way of Babcock St .. coming from the back way. We ~ope you will be patient with . construction as the results wili - ., I ,. Sun B7 Orange dtroctors 1'tonday Sunday (ilolated supervi servlre with the TraMll &u>day .District Fielding ran into mcn<y. "Beca JUpplies. Su Wi By If feet, Comty Thal w dlstrtct d Monday limit& d1'trid Supt district study t hearing hazard I D' any 1 when ..i.ros lnjW'e ''We h would be by a ri Re1 B In LON everyth' Rent- bu.!line (mmedl •~man streak The Brad major think> I whlch yoor . The Sunday waiting --certainly,b~worth·al"ihe-tFeuble. If you aren't adventuresome. give us a call. and we 'll bring sampl es to your home. /\tf}cN-LS 1---+--Allnwl brol<e girl cl' - 19th ST. I 18th ST. -~ 17thST.~l----- +s~:~ CARPETS • DRAPES IN COSfA MESA MHCI 19.S7 1663 Placentia Ave. COSTA MUA 646-4838 Mon .. :r1'i""Di.-9 to 5:30; Fri. 9 to 9t ~. 9130 ta .s •• ' I I 23 To Dr 11ua11aer Buses .Transit Chiefs OK Sunday Plan , By WILLIAM SCIJIU:mER 01 ..... O.lly ...... ll•tt Orange County Transit D I s t r l c t s overruled their planning staff Onday and endorsed a plan to start y bus service this swruner. ted stories Page 171. Dlnctor Robert Battin, a county pervisor, asked for a study of Sunday lee after lhe county canceled a deal Ith the Soutbem Callfomia Rapid an..slt District for partkipatlon ln Its Y dime-a-ride plan. .District General ~tanager G.J. "Pete" teJding said his sludy of the proposal into two major problems -fuel and y. "BecaU!e of the uncertalntv or fuel pplies, uncertainty of patroiiage and * * * urfboards high operating costs, it Is not recommended that Sunday service be Initiated at this time." Fleldlng said. "Though I am not enthusiastic about Sunday service, I'll continue to work on the fuel sitlliition," he added. Battin said there Is a great need among. transit-dependent people In the county for some kind of Sunday service, ho"'ever limited. The coonry backed out of its Ag?'N'ml'nt with SCRTD "·hen it learned the cost to county coffers for subsidizing the buses would nearly triple from tile orlgin:il cost of Sl .100 per Sunday. Fielding said the fuel situation is the bigg~st roadblocl to good Sunday service. He said he has applied for 735,000 gallons of diesel fuel to run the buses six days a week from r-.tay through December and he is not even certain that aUl)Cation "'ill be approved. Fielding gave his direetors five alternatives if Sunda y bus service is to be started, including the choice of not startinJ:: il at all. s DAIL V PILOT 3 Ul"I TtlNIMl9 Here'&> Pie i•a l! 01i1· Eye " . .\re you s~my Cagney st.Jrtcd this we y?" wonder.:; Brian Liston after smashing a banana cream pie into the fare of Kelly Ryan Oefll during a scene from a movie flln1ed by third grade students in San Rafael. In the photo below. Kelly prepares her retribution. iped Out y Directors Choices ranged from a plan to run the bu9Cs every two hours on Sunday at a cost of $5,900 per week to a plan that v.wld run buses only on beach routes at a cost of $4,200 per v.•eek. Toru Up Bill Brings 4 Da )":> '1l' e itlade .lflistal~e' U your sul'f'board Is longer than five t, don't plan on riding an Oran,lte ty Transit District bus to the beadl. That was the general feeltng of transit istrlct directors, who \'Oled unanimously fonday in favor of retaining the current ·ts on surfboards carried aboard ct buses. Supervisor Robert Battin. a transit · t.rict director, had asked the staff to y the problem of surfboards after aring complaints about the safety za.rd they pose to other riders. Diredor1 were told that surt'boards of y length pose a hazard. particularly t'he stabilizing fin -the "skeg" - tends into an aisle Yo'here it could jure passengers. "We have to usume that the district d be llable for any injuries sustained y a rider as a result of somebody's IUrfboard," said District G e n e r a I 1anager G . .J . "Pete" Fielding. During discussion of the problem, al directors suggested t h e ·bility of installing external racks on beach-bound buses v.·here surfers d hang t~ir boards. But Fielding said such 1T'l)Ufltings d be illegal and probably y,·ouJd pose ems to I.he drivers. Though no injuries have .been reported et as a result of surfboards carried onto 'ct buses, Fielding said me CWTeot ·mits sOOuld be maintained to hold down e number of boards carried onto buses. Battin urged the directors to go even urther by limiting surfers with boards y to a select few bus routes. "Maybe we could have an early fn<>~· !! and late evening MJ{.! just for the rfen along certain routes and let them e to the bu as best they can." Battin Id. District dtn!ctors did authorize the t staff to look Into the possibility of pping a limited number of b~ v.ilh ~:::rd racks during the peak summer Fielding noted l'ilal Santa l\1onica is the y other jurisdiction in Southern · omia that allows boards on buses. Rent-a-Streak Business Open In Long Beac1i LONG BEACH (AP) -You .can rent everything these days -even streakers. Rent-a-Streak, Inc., opened for business over the weekend a n d immediately got a client -a young ,._'Otnan who hired two college boys to streak at a St. Patrick's Day party. The service company was founded by Brad Altman. a 20-year-0ld journalism n-..jor at Cal State Long Beach. v.'ho thinks it's sure to prosper. "Afost of us are lazy and don 't really want to streak for ourselves," obsen•cs Altman. wbo confesses be 's never sttoaked himself. Altman plaC'ed an ad In a local paper '7o1Uch read: "A1en, women to streak thru fOW' party, luncheon. etc. S5 and up." 1be two streakers pranced through Sunday's party arr:i then joined Altman, waking out.side ln the getaway car . ..l.1Ul1'11>-.. id-~asped. the broke. into laughter and coogratulated his girl client for her coup. 23 Police Calls To Nude Model Draw Chief's Ire WEST WARWICK. R.I. (A P) -Police Oti~ ~'illlam A. Calluccl, .,,,, ho threatened disciplinary actMJn if 10me olflcers didn't own up to maldng 2.1 long- distance calls to a 5Ultry·volctd model in Kansas City, ltlo.. says the matter hlls -reool...t. But be would not tlaboratc. The phone number. believed IOll·r,... oonoected the caller to a two-minute tape recon!Jng by 1 nvxlel Mio odvertiles a node phoiography studio. 1be numt>er-wfflli8!9ed 1u·otrnd the cleportm<nt as a Joke. but the joke blckfired when Gallucd got last month'• telephono bill with the 23 calls on It. Directors chose the most expensi\'e alternative but limited it to a three-- month trial period starting July I. 1\IF.XI CO ('ITV 1.\P1 -,Juun 11.lanuel J .• opcz C.om~z \l'!IS Jail1•d f1•r four days for ripping 11p :i b:1r bilt Pair Sue Narco Officers The schedule they chose u·ill be identical to the Saturday s er vi e t' provided by ocro -roughly 8.S percent of the service offettd on v;eekdays. fielding said such a servi<'€ v.·ould cost about Sll.880 pe r "'eek and v.'ould rl'quirc hiring of additional personnel to run the 68 coaches that would be p.it into operation. Fielding said such a service 1o11oultl require about 50,000 gallons more diesel fuel and OCl'D directors said any implementation of the Surxlay runs v.·ould have to be subject to fuel supplies. A bartrnder s.ud Lop1:z h:1d not paid for fou r drink:;. Loj)('z i :11111t·z claimed he paid and tor e UI) the hill. lie paid for th1· drinks :i <:t'l'ond 1tn1c al a police station. hut 1)(1hr1· .;en t him lo Ll:'<.'umhf'rri Pn'iQn for property dnmngc in the amoun t nf fi\·e ~·lexic.:111 cents.-about ont.· 40th of an Anicrican cent -for tennng up the bil!. He was rclca!>ed today for lack of evidence. ALTO~. 111 1 I !'I 1 -E\'Clyn l;1glo110 1rs11r1l.'d th~t narc:otics agen·~ broke throu~h !ht.• fNJTil door of hf'r honic. handl'ufil•d hl•r. ~ind lorCf'd h<'r !Cl lir on h<"r IM.·d 'l'hen tht.'y Jl·fl 11 ithout apology 11 hen they d1<;CO\'ered il was th<' wrong hnUSf', ~he S<lld ~trs. GlgllJlto ;ind her husband, HcrtX'rl. !Kn c filed a SI million dan1age suit against the f.:tleral go\'emment. Sh£' testiried t-.·lond:iy at the tria l of 10 nareo1ics agrn!s i;harged 11.·ith 1io\ating the constituti onal rlghis of 11 persons In The suggestion to cut back the trial period from si1 months to three came from director Richard Lynn of Nev.-port Beach, who said 90 davs Is enough time to see how much ridership the buses \\'ill get. Flock of Tourists Adds He also suggested the possibility of leasing out district buses if Sunday St'rvice fails so they will earn money on Sundays instead of standing idle. To Bird Town }lliseries Pair Face Court In View Dispute Of Laguna Home t.iR ACEHA~1 . ~Id. 1 r P 1 1 r.01o'ernnien1 officials mttt today in Frederick. ~Id .. to n1ap ncv.· strategies for ridding this rural village of l1n eslimated 10 million rcd\1·1ng blackbirds. starlings and gracklt!S, and the thousands of tourists 11.·ho have clogged the hamlet to look at them A Laguna Beach couple have been The mcrtu1g of st.ate. local and fe<h•r<JI ordered to appear Afarch 29 in Orange h<'a !th and 11.·1ldlife officials was c.1!1ed c.ounty Superior Court to ansv.·er after ~1;iryland Ch·i l J)('fense officials allegations that the home they are decided l\.londay againsl a plan to use • building on Yictoria Drive v.111 _ obs1~ct helicopters to drive away the birds. the ocean view from three ne1ghbonng "A pilot could get killed and a homes. -helicopter destroved ~ a· civt! deferist Judge Mark A. Soden set the hearing official said · ' • date ~1onda_y shortly after the Olin,g of a •le e:tplai~ed the birds rould be sucked lawsuit which names Toby F. K. and into the helicopter's enoir . rausing a r-.tn. Wilco1, 2638 Victoria Drive as crash. · defendants. The birds have been roosting fnr Filed by James and Betty Joyce, 176 several monlhs in gro"·ing numbers in a Sunset Terrace, Barry and Nonna ~acre pine forest adjacent to Satzman. 172 Sunset Terra~, l\fr. and Graceham. about S('\'en miles from the ~1rs. Paul l\leck.ler, 182 Sunset Terrace presidential retreat at Camp Da\'id. and Leo and Pat Geffner, 172 Sunset In their daily fornging in and around Terrace, the action claims that the the to1\•n. the birds ha\·e frigh tcn<'d pets property value of all three homes ~·ill be and livestock and dc\'oured seeds in reduced if the 40-foot \\'llcox home is culti\'ated fields. Tov.11.Spoople and health completed. offici als are also 1.'0nc('rned about thr It is also alleged that the height potential hazards posed by the birds· planned by the Wilcox couple is in copious manure. which i.s four inc.hes violation of local building standards. The de<>p in some parts of Lhe forest. new home is to the west of the plaintiffs' Sightseers art.• bec:om ing another properties. problem. Thousands of them have visited Re1111aa1ats-of the J!ast t ;rueeham 1n rC'<'.e nl days to y;atch lhc huge nock blacken the e\'e~ sky as 1t rctw·ns to its roosting forest. .. The people prof'Jlem is izctt ing as bad as the bird problem," Frederick County Con1111issioner Donald Lewis s a l d \1onday. "The traffic Jam!'\ arr becom ing unb1.'arahle . I think they \.\"t·rr the first in \h(· IO\.\n·s !ustory ... t\ Los Angcl1•s 11.oman has suggcstrd tum1ng 50 cats loose 111 the bird 's forest , and a Chicago je>l'clcr said plastic ov.·Js placed in the roosting trccs 11'ould sea.re <J\\·ay the• birds. From St. Louis came a • s.ug~estion ID drop a huge net over the birds and haul them away. Fl'dPr:tl officials say the birds will probably continue thei r natural non.h- 11.'ard migration \11thin th1· next few 11.·ceks C\"Cn if nothmg 1s done . But they 11am that the birds 1•1oold probably re- tum next year unless they are scared off this year. Hoc kwell ldles 700 ~E\\TQ\\''.\ FALLS. Ohio (U PI ) -A redue1ion 1n the demand for automobile bumpers forced the furlough of about 700 L\()rth Arner1can Rockwell Corp . eniployes here ~londay. Offici als said the layoffs 11,erc expected to Ja sl at least two v.·eeks U,I Ttlt.,,019 .. I Bill McClure isn 't just lifllng junk -he's also hand· ling history as he puts rusty metal onto a truc.k . The iron pieces formerly vtere part!i of launching pads at Cape C'anaveral. ~·ow they're Just sC'rap iron. • :i !'('nes\or bungl('d raids d11r1ng a fJ\'t'- da1· period in Collins1·il le. East St. Loul '> and Edwardsville, Ill. Sht.• said she 11.·as a11.·:ikcnrd 1n her Co!hnsville horne the night (l( April 23 by a loud crash and yelling. AJ::ent!', drl.'ssed in h1pp1c <:lotht>s, 11.·erc in the hallw:iy outside her bedroom, she said. One agrnt. 01.'nnls ~1orl anty, came into !he bedroon1 v.·Hh a dra11.·n pistol and yl.'lled, "Don't move or I'll klll you," she said. Her husband was handcuffed. she said. and ~torlarity shoved the gun nt him and said , "Don't lie to me. \\le 've had this house under surveillance for three 111ce ks. \\'here is it:' \\'here I~ it?" ~1rs. Giglollo said that after she was handcuff~ and ordered to lie on the bed, she and f>er husbarxl began asking the intrud ers who they v.•cre. They v.·ere not shov.11 any Identification or search \l'a rra nts. she said. Then, she said, she heard an agent 111 the hallway say. "We made a mistake.'' 'The agents began leaving the house. The Rev. Thomas Wink, a student at Concordia Seminary in St . Louis at the time and now a Lutheran minister UJ l\1innesota. was the Giglottos' uelghbor _ He testified he saw 10 men approaeh the house. five at the front door and five at the back. \\'ink said he heard glass break as soon as the agent!! reached th e front of the house and called ix>lice when he heard a scream from ini;ide. Wlnk said he h;id heard in the neighborhood that Giglotto had reported a drug user neKI door. and Su sp e-c t Seized Jn Auto Theft; Second Escapes California hi~hway patrolmen captur<'d one auto theft SU$peci. but another 1.-scaped on foot ~1onday ni1?ht after a five-mile freeway chase that crxlt'd in a pileup in Irvine. Ridk1.rd Chavez of Art<'S ia v.·as booked into Orange County jail on <·h.1r~<'~ of aulO theft and resi....t.ing arrest after !he chase on the Santa Ana frl'f!way bl'tv.·cen Lake Forest and Culver Drive in Irvine. The chase began shortly before 9 pm. 11.·hen CHP office~ spotted the 1964 sedan and identified it as a sto1en car. Office~ said the suspects took off at high speed and 11.·ere chased to thr• Culver llrive offramp in Irvine, where they tried to exit at high speed. A CHP spokesman said the car went 0111 of control. slamm<'d 1hrough lhe ramp guardrail and came to rest in a vacanl lo\. Qiavez, who was slightly injured in the accident. \\'as caught before he could gel out oi the:;:icar. but his compan1on was appaTC11tly throv.·n free in thC' crash and escaped , officers said. A search is under v.·ay today for the .. other suspect. !11· lt><urd · thf'y \\l'rc l'01ning back lo bet C\"('n ." h:1chJ.4·d · llilleau. former in\·estigator h1r lhc Sou!hv.·estern Illinois Organized Ci 1n1e Council, testified earlier the ag~·n1 ~ "'ho ra ided the GiglotlO home 1\~·rc 1.-0ku1g for l{oberl P1k<'r who lived lll·~t uuor. v l:ourt Ref uses 1'o Se t Aside 3 Convictions S.<\'.\ FRA'.\CJSCO (AP) -'nlr Cali fornia Sopreme Court re fus ed :-.londay to grant an order selling aside the murder convicUons of three men . ,Joseph RnMto. John Frank Vlahovirh and Donald Glen frankhn had alleged tht>v had discovered new eviden<..'& pre1·ious\y suppr~sed hy the prosecution and that state y,·itnesses had been guilty of perjury. A referee wa~ named hy the court to hold hearings and mak(' findings and !h•· t:flltrt rl'le!1Cd all !hC' ;11lv~ntions. The eaSt· !'tar!r<l \1'1 !h !he rohberi: , : !hr> Sou th s...~as r,..staur;int :it Anaheim u1 19~7. Jt.oso to and others were charged with armed robhery. Bu! befor e lhe tri al the robbery victim. Leslie Simp500, was shot and killed and ht!l wife injured. Rosoto "'·as acquitted of the robbery In 1959, but he.-Vlahovich and Franklin were dlarged with Simpson's murder and convicted. The Sopreme Court upheld the conviction in 1962. Defendants then sou¢'t 11 "'nt of habeas corpus claiming l\-lichael Rosoto, Rosoto 's half brother and a key witness. had committed perjury. The court in 1985 found there had been no perjury but because of alleged trial errors, their dcalh sentences "·ere reduced to life tc r~s. W aitress Gets Prin ce ly Hand SAN DIEGO IUP!l -The waitress in the Olde !::nglish style restaurant wa~ obviously having1.rouble getting the cork out of a wine bottle for a pany of seven British Na\'Y officers. v.·hen one of the younger members of the group f'()5e 10 gi"c her a hand . "They don't make serving wenches like they used to." deadpanned his: royal h1ghnC'SS. the Princr of \\'ales. Prmce Ctiar!cs, heir lo the Brit ish throne. had ~pent most of the v.·eekend gf)Jfing at the desert estate of \\'alter Anncnhf'rg. U.S. 1\mbass.1dor to Great Br1ta1n, before rl'tum1ng r.-londay to the II :-.i.s. Jup11er. a Royal ~avy frtgatc. The Jupiter arrived Thur.Klay for a v.·eek DI' training exercises with the U.S. Navy. Posse --f-raclcs-Down-P--lane. , Fii1d s Marijuru1a , S11 spect IXDJO 1 IJPI ! -A ~hf'rifr'~ ro~~e tracked dov.11 a crashed airplane, !0!1011.·ed .Jeep tracks 1n the sand to an abandooed cache <>I marijuana and then traced footprints t<> a s us p e ct c d smugglf'r. Sheriff's deputies ~londay arre!itl."d John Garfield. 28, of ralrlield, Conn. and charged him 11·ilh posseMlon and transportation !Or SAie of marijuana \'Blued a1 SZ!4,000. Indio sheriffs headquarters r~lved an unidentified telcphont tdll t1ndH\ night about a cr11sh-landro pl;u11• ui th1· Palen Dry Lak<' arf':i offit'"~ ..... 11d. •ind :1 team v.·as dispatched for lh•• !.!·:irch Deputies !ocalC'd thr rlanr, rind1nA i'r:f°N!S of 111t1rlfdnhri In fhr C":tbtft· 't'hr-Y- sald they follow~ jeep I It(' •rat.· ks which had broken throo.gh a quarter-inch crwt of S;tnd for a mile where they di~verf'd ~i2 pourxls of the drui;:. Anolt"tt>r fe1'' hundrt'd yards prodoc('d the J('cp, sluck in the sand. Farther along. tile>~ came upon r.arf11?ld \\'ho Wil!I arr!'s!ed in less than three hours from the original rt>port of the dov;ned plane. dep utif'_<; ~1d . • A c;pok~man for lht: shcri£f's office said there was rt chanC"t the plant, own.XI by :i lrasing COlJlpany. landt-d Saturday n1J?ht v.·hen th" pilot ml.SC'alrolated the dl1Plh ()f the sand. 1r .. a\(f) ~aid th,.re v.·as ~ poAlbllity 1.1 ~:r~ v.·1<rl' 1n1pllcated w\l h Garfield . Thi' .l t•t'p h<1d ~n purchased Satuf(lay nirtit. :st"Cond band. ~from 11 Mfl.rtiy resident who identified Garliekl u the buyer. ' , 4 DAIL V PILDI • I It's Crowded In Surfsville • SURF'S UP DEPT. -Just the Cld><r day I -oooremplatlng Middle Son aa. lie c:oold be found In one r< natural il)3eS. lie y:as reclined upon the Da. , Wheo ?.fiddle Soo approaches a l50fa, he does it v.ith style and flair. He doesn't just stt on it. or flop out upon the cusbioas. His approadt rould best be described as a fiinging drape movement. Followed by no movement at an . Any.way, on this particular v.-eekend day. his repose upon the tJOla was particularly inanimate. His arms hwtg oul loooely. His eyelids had drifted ~n past hair-mast. !Us mouth bung '1'<11 whtre it coWd-hav~ captured flits. All t!bis caused me to voice 1IOOle cmcern ~t the stare <I his health and the armunt <I ~eep he might be getting. Tutsdiy, Marth l'i, l'i74 Watch Out Below The Ace Carton Co. building in Reading, Pa. col· lapsed in tust 14. seconds J.1onday following ex· plosive demolition by Controlled Demolition Inc., UPIT.._.. The warehouse "'as razed to clear lhe site for new housing. Sex Tale Sparks Reds · Ho111ble • Errtbargo End a _U.S. Vick!CT By'l'KE~l'm1 The ~ lust unfolded on Arab ell and the Middle Eu! mu5I ...... IMl:atloo and even bumillaUm ln Moscow. The United Slates has g.>lnecl. not loot, lnflucnoe .among I.be Arabi even lbouih it armed Israel before and during the October war and stood behind her ev«1 in the r..,. <I the oil dKfk:ultles. MOSCOW BROAOCASl'S long ha\'e been telling the Arabs the ooly way they ( NEfl'S .ANALYSIS ) oould get what they wanted was to punish the United States as the protector ol their enemy. "l'r<>nature lilting M on Israel and a11 the Soviet. encouragement in recent months: to them lo keep tl;w! · ud on oil supplies for the United States, the )rOducer nations have vOted to lift that embargo. The mm In the Kremlin must be asked why the Arabs didn't heed them. After an. dkfh't the Soviet Union arm E(}'t>I: and Syrtt? Didn't tbe--&met Union bulkl the Aswan lligh Dom fe< Egypt after the Americans refused to? Didn't the Soviet Union back the Arabs In all they ask? Furor Didll~ the Soviet Union aU llortJ -Arab uplrollom7 M06roW INDEED did oll -thlnp, and that lJ . prod9'1y why the Arabs ~ susplclouJ. The Arabs an natlonall•tlc and devoutly Jalamic. They are fearful ol. what they have teen ol Soviet sentiments In -splieres. u there ;., to be pe1«, the Arabs know • the Unlted States ltW bqldl the· key. If there ;., to be eeonomlc developmeo< In the Arab W«ld, the t.ys are In the w..i, not the East. '!be Jlwaians llOUnd I lot i<sa like a re&Une bent on delente than one bopinc to keep the waters roiled In the 11'IOli: sensitive strategic area of_ lbe' world. Yet people who should know credit Mo9oow with wanting to avoid a major nplosion, even while trying for all it can get sh:ri <I that. ?if09COW seems lo have ·some political problems in llllJ resp«t. Leonid I. Bremne1·. the Conmmnist dliel, -detente and all It promiJe!. But that ~ a lot In · term!: of sw teuderliic' opportooitles to be more dlsruptk•e ia tihe Middle East. . THERE HAVE been signs lately that So\•iet hawks question the b'lg~e prospective benefits of detente. nu seems to be ec(lOed in rettnt Soviet ptat artidu that for the first time In a Joac time an: sharpty critical. <I the Nb;oa Administration and Secretary <I Stare Henry Kissinger. 1be rea!()l'l: the Rtmians dori't want a settlement to ta.I<e place that has the loQlc <I being all the result of U.S. dipkanacy. "I'M JUST A LITI'LE tired," he explained, lwitd!ing his right hand sliglltly just to prove It still wor1<ed. "I got up lftllY early this morning to go surfing." '"Well, how was it?" Banker's Wife Returned Unhurt - After Abduction Coed's Neivs S tory on Intercourse Investigated Stocklwlm Bank Terror Siispects Get Jail Terms '"It was a bummer. There wam't any f;lll'f. It wa.s flat. It wu Lake Laguna." ffiS he.ad was nodding again. "Well, "1Jat .-you think tliore was going, to be any surf?'' I inquired loudly. "Ron said there ?t'OUld be," he mumbled In reply. Well. tllat~ an it !Wo. folks. If~ RQi sajd the surf woold be up, that s enough predictioo to cause a loei"'i" surfing fanatic to arou3e.from slwnbef" at dawn's first Ught. ~ KNOWS HOW surf.,. p!'did when surf v.ill be up or down. Piofaybe they just ·gaze out at the ·pacific the day before and reet it rising. Or the big toe 00 their left foot pis an ache. Or the sun, moon aod tides are in a certain position. Aeyway, the up e< down <I It is most vital and important at dawn. The main ......., for i!iis is tbat ooly the ban!y will attack the surflioe at ttW hour. Meaning, the -i.. lea! jammed up ,.;111 othe< surfers. nus HAS BECOME a growing : problem in recent years. While we suffer . """'-ded liigbways, jammed ..rvlce \ station lines and over-dense musing . developrneits, the -has -avo.ted too.- Some days there are so many boards out there in the water you figlke you OlUld walk aaoss them to Calalina Isle. All this is too bad becaoo:se spol'tsiilld}- !hip seems to have disappeared ammg · the SW'fing bunch. It's every man or \\'OID:an far himselr or hmielf, battling to get. oo the same Wave. They ba\'t more · fights out Jn the water than yoo'd 3'Je! m a CQSta h-fesa beer bar on S.turddy nlghL SO SUR.nNG JS ~ted now e'l"Efl in the \\inter. And· It appears that the Orange County Transit District is going to oongest the sport even more this o:irrUng summer.. Only yesterday, lhe transit dtredors \\'tre pondemg ·setting up "Surfer Special" buses to bring the inland enthusiasts down here to the su:rfline. ..., They may even install special racks on these buses to carry the surfboards outside so people don't get bashed about or sl<Wled by the skeg:s on the ins:Kte. Well , these surfer ~ v.il\ surely be ~ted as sour news by Middle Son and au his surfi'ng buddies. They may ha\·e to take up midnight surfing to elude crowd· jammed waves. · Or maybe it'll juM mean more Ume on Idle sofa. • MINNEAPOLIS, Minn • (AP) - Eunice Kronholm. reunited vrith her holband 31,.1 days after she was·kidnaped, remains in sedu,Von. Her family says she will lell newsmen on Wednesday the details of her abduct.ion. Meanwhile, the FBI said James William Johnsm, 27, Lakeville, f\tinn., •'Ollkl be arraigned today before U.S. Magistrate J. Earl QM in conncection with the kidnaplng. There waa no li'Ol'd \\'hether any of the $200,00J ranscrn paid by G u n n a r Kronbolm for his wife's release bad been recovettd. Kronholm is president of Drovers State Barut in South St. Paul. Mrs. Kronholm, 46, walked into a suburban Minneapolis grocery store ?.tonday evening, a blanket wrapped arom:I her shoulden. She asked to use a leleph>ne. John Michael, a c\erk at the Tom Thumb Superette in Bum.s\ille, said he didn't ·know who she was but that she was a "litUe shaky. "She a!lted to uae the !<lephone .. I told her where It was, she started t.o walk back lheTe and then she stopped. came hl!ck 4~ °"). caunter and wanted to know where sbe was." Reino Heikkila, st.ore managtt, u.id he Wed Mrs. Kronbolm if she had had car trouble. "A little more than that," Heikkila quoted the woman as replying. Heikkila .said Mn. Kronholm was picked up some 30 minutes later by lwo men. . Relatives said 1'-fonday night that hfrs. Kronholm was in good health but her whereabouts were not reyealed .. DAILY ,,LOT DELIVERY SERVICE ~.11.,.,.,«tllO!_......,....,byS-ilO I>"' . C811 • .,., )Q,lf DDl>'Y wtll • tinl<i;l!l IO )OU. C..li tr91 ........ nlY l,O(I D.rft. ~y ~a..no.y:llj'llUdonal~--y "" ' I "' 5-1...,,.y, ~ • I "' Suroov. Qll • .., • C«>I .wt ti. brtJugl\I !Q '°"' C.0111 .,. 1 .... t~ -10 1.m. Tcle~1 MOii Clowlge,Gr:ii.dy .._ ••••••••••••• -.14~1 ---_....__ .......................... M0-1 220 '""'°"""""' C..--e..tlt s .... .11#1 ~l'O-o ... """'· &lu!!luao..... ~ ~ .•.•.•.••.•. •t2-M20 a!ANSTON, RL (UPI) -A story about birth control written by a IS.year· old girl for the eran..too High East stOOent newspaper "ThwXlerbolt'' is caming static for everyone involved. The article entitled "Birth Control : Enjoying Sex Without Fear" has prcmpted the school committee to ca ll for an investigation into the newspaper's policies and into the judgment of the faculty adviser who allowed ·the story to be printed. IT WAS WRl1TEN ·by Av~ Gunther, a sophomore. She said she coosulted pamphlets and other literature in the school library \\ilile ·preparing the c1.rt icle. "At trus part icular stage we are having a total review ol the roles particuJar individuals played in the pl'('J'aration of the story. 1r students are to take responsibilities, they should be aoooirding to the rules." school Supt. Dr. Joseph Picano said Thursday. Syria, Israel Battle 2 U.N. Ohse1·vers Hm1 In Desert Ai.1ille1·y Duel · By United Press lnttniaUonaJ lM"aell and Syrian _guMers opened up on the Golan Heights at da\\n today in a three-hour artillery duel that woonded tv•o United Nations truce. obiervers and brought an Israeli civilian setllernent under ca.noon attack. It ~as the eighth consecutive day of artillery and tank eXcbanges a\oog the salient \\tridn Israeli ~ pushed to~·ard Damascus in the October v1ar. Each side blamed Lhe other. The U.N. casualties ~-ere the first· in the current round of righting. TilE STRING of clashes marked the longest ronsecutive daily eruptions of fire on the Golan Heights front since the 18- day October war, a military spokesman said. lleavy artillery bamlges previously broke out in January, but they lasted only ,$e'Veral days. lsrtel said Syrian gur\11'" opeiied artillery and lank fi~ at dawn. Syria said Israeli forces fired first. A ~Syrian military communique .reported another IS.minute exchange later in the day. Tne two wounded .U.N. observers "·ere hospitali:c.ed in Dama.9Ctls. Danish Capt. Flemint Nilson, 33, told visiting Arab neY.-smen JU! observatioq truck ~'3S hit by artillery fire and thanked • Syrian mililary authorities foe. tile "prompt and"' quick medical treatment I received." f\fedical officen at the Italian hospital said Nilson suffered a "slight WOl.ttld" in tbe right side, but that Finnish ?.taj. Alo Koivula. 40. recei\·ed "serious ~"OUilds in the body ... A SY.RIAN communique said a Syrian liaison officer v.·as \\'Otlnded in the shelling. The Israeli conunand reported t\l--o lstae·H:;.£Okliers \\'ere, also wounded, bringing title Isra eli casualty toll to tv.-o dead and five v."OtIDded within tv.1> days. An Israeli military sfX>kesman said the Syrians fired bct~ttn 150 to 200 shells into lhe Israeli enclave. Syrian shell s arched v.-est acrOM the 1967 rease-fire line and slammed into the ,kibbutz 1c0Ueetive settlement( of Ei!t Zjva.n a ntile south\\·est of Kuneitra. a military source said. It marked the fll'"R. shelling of a civilian seulement since ·Feb. 15 . Israeli settlers li\ing on the Heights scram bled for their underground concrete shelters and the command said all the t~·o-lane asphalt roads in tiJe area \\·ere closed to civilian traffic. IN WASIDNGTON, troop. disengag .. ment talks with Israel and Syria are be-. ing delayed for at least t~"O v.·eeks ""hile Secretary of Slate Henry A. Kissinger travels to the Soviet Union and Britain. An Israeli negotiating team headed by Defense t\Unisl cr Moshe Dayan was due to arrive in Washington' this V.'eek, in accord with an arra.ngement v.'Orked oot v.i th Israel aru1· sYna two \\--eeks ago. .. ' .. Storms Hit Arkansas Area-, Picano said there win a certain amount of "edn«ializing" in the story a.00 said "at this particular~ I can't say for certain" what action would be taken against the studenta involved and the adviser. However, be said he wa.s not Inclined to have them suspended. The faculty adWer, Paul Martin, 1'-fiss Gunther and severat other students Wert ati.nding a symposium on high school newspapers at Columbia uruversity in New York City Thur3da.y. School Principal Jooeph Ventetuolo said, "We are looking into the matter. A lot ot calls from parents in Uie community have been received. We must train youngsters how to haJxl.Je delicate situations such as this." THE 1'-fAJOR controversy O\'er the article centers M che last paragraph which read&: "Sex b a natural part o( life and sboukl be treated that way. With the knowledge <I modern medicine, .unv.·anted pregnancy ¥.ill no longer have to be a problem, and youth can enjoy premarital sex witOOut fear." "Franltly, 1 deplore dte pvblicatlon <I the article," Sch:loJ Committee awrman F4v,·ard Di.Prete said. Sidney M. BMlni, anotber member ol the oommitteei said the reference lo set befOre mamage--Was "contrary to my own beliefs." "It was written by a stucjent "'ho is oot an authority in the field. If this was done •·ith the approval of the faculty advisor, there are certain questions raised in my mind. Was be C31TYing out his duties aod gi\inf:: proper advice?" DiPrete said. PICANO SAID ll the students Wllllt<d to write such an article they should have approached the school and asked for the help ct the school nurse ot doctor: "We could have gh•en them tech n I ca I assistance," he said. STOCKHOLM (UPI! - A Slnddiolm court today sentenced two CODViCts wM held four bank employes hostage in . a downtown bank last August to JO And 6Y.:- year prison terms. A court spokesman said Jan-bit ( IN SHORT ••• ) Olsson, 31, received a miinimllm 10 ynr senten6e, and C1ark Olofsson, 26, at least six years and six months hltern.ment. Olsson and OlofSSCll held four bank employes hootoge In a lodced boot .. u11 for six days last August beftn sumonderlng alter a gas altaCk by besieging police. •~zu q.1u PITJ'SBURGH, Pa. (AP) -0.-C. W*1 Jr., the Gulf Oil C..,.. ~who pleaded guilty .. fullnellng $100,000 ol Gulf'• flmds to Prsetdent NW..'• e1ectioa campaign, has quietly resl-1. Wild's resignation 15 a oorporate W:e Pl~4.-+--effective MMcb 1, ,,.. c:liscded. Monday in a prmy N.tement mailed to the fum'• 300,000 - in advanoo <I Gulfs annual --"- Aj'.ril 23. ·-' e Bad~ DnlMC MEMPIDS, Tenn. (UPI) -Cb o1 three men suspected cil robbing a hanl<.ol $49.118 ~·as shot to death and two policemen ~we injtftd in an mlWlg dnase 1'1\'0 v;'Oll\efl and a man the. robbers took as boftage.s were not banned. Police cruisers: and a heUmpter trailed. the getaway car to a dtpartmmt store parking lot, where it -rammed by a Group Thr~tens :.~:~=..."."robbers "" E B ~ Sk11jack Term nuny oycott PHU..ADELPIDA (AP) -Mkbs~.s. Green tw been sentenced to 50 years in L0.5 ANGELES (APl · -A dissident jail ror a 1m airplane hijacking,·att.er a ammJttee ol perfonners, w r i t e rs , prosecutor urged a penalty "so sewre dittctors anc1 produom 11as renewec1 11s that otben wru think t•i« ~ threal to boyt:ott tbe Emmy awatd.s attempting it." ~ , telecast. U.S. Atty. Robert E.J. CUrran. callihf _1 for a sentence equlvale:nt to life, said '!be oommitt.ee said Monday ~ learned Monday !be penalty "must be a wamipg that an unoffidal polling of the awards to otbeJ'? that v;-e wilt not tolerate this." oommltt.ee <I the Nalional Academy of • I Glf TeleviSion AN and·Sdenoes twiied down apan . t I to o Its plea to ......,. . the awards TOKYO (AP) -Ja-Cabln<t ·~ I Mlnlsten agreed today · to -' t stnacture to UK; way~it was ast year. million )"'1--$3,508-asa.gift.-w. World Bob S.......y, producer alrman, said returned to Japan from Ibo Philippines Tornado anll, -1the~di~--~· ~nit!group~~is~<=pmed;~~"~·~-:-:i..t;~-:;~af:t•;•. hiding 30 years in the 200 r Onocla turned S2 today. and celdnied r • • TM H.i~· Wtt ...... 1«Ykt NM Tiit l'lft!'I t~ OIWMlllWll l.04 """'"' llll'lltll ,..K'-d •7 ~'' -'I M lit fM ......... ~ '"'-'· ,,......,..,., 1111~• """' ~ '" tlW mid := ~.:-:~-:·{: ~ rri·:: ........ 11.S. Swmmar11 Htl'l'I' ltlllnftr11etl!U, '"""l'td ' Come bac k T r11 \Vayn e hforse. the man they called 'The tiger o( the Senauo.' file d Monday for th e seat he ro1t t(t Bob Packwood. a RepUJ)._ lican, six years ago in Oreg~n. The 24-year veteran of lhe serr ate is 73 years old. shows u "All In the Fam!'"" and ''The 1J at Tokyo National Hoapital when be v1eot \\' altoM." for a checkup. Tennessee '-May Rescind Equal Rights ·Decision NASHVIU.E. Tenn. (UPI) -After hearing claltns that the equal rtghi.. amendment oouJd send pregnant ¥>-omen to the batU•!rult, tbe Te._... Senate has \"Oted to mdDd its ratification of the propooal. 1be relOlutioa to rescind a favorable 1972 vote, ,... passed by 17·11 Monday night. It now goes to House. .Nebmlut. si.i. Seo. lli<:llllfl( Pn>ud told \he oenslors fffller In ths Ion that making the ERA pan o r tbe O>nstltulion would cause women to be drafted and 1ent to ~ttle even lf they ' I ~'ert pregnant . ERA proponents were not allowed to oppose Proud or comment ~ hll presentation. Thirty-three W.tts, inc I u di n I T~. have rattfiecl the EllA. Nebraska has ,.lclnded Its nottfi<atloo. Allboulb Sen. CUrtil PUIOO tll- Mempflls). said there: •·aa no delfCI¢ rultnJ oo whethtr a Rite could rt,-fnt Us lction1 ~alk: Sm; wuttam Peeler .. Id he had rt<tived """'al ltpl opinions that the at.at& could ftOl rexfDil Us ratification. '· s ., B •. .. :"; • rep k111 t • . R '• aut ' stra dea Val it nm sai nig kill r· lak • ' ~ NV " ' ligb kill aut ' .. '. .. • :,..· T ;,;.. "P '· -·· -· ! .. ·• .; ., ' ; . .. ,._ ... 11o»- .' -.• < ' ... .;.- Cl' -~ • 1 •• ' -• •• ... ' ser a • sui ag Air Air• Crash . ' ' Suit Filed . . . ' ~y Widow LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A SUS milljoo damage suit }µls ' been filed against McDonnell • Douglas Q:lrp., makers of the OCIO Jetliner tn which 34& per!IC!n! were killed near Paris March 3. ~ wrongful death ctass actioit SUit Was brOught by law firms in · Los Angeles. New York City and Washington, D.C. The suit was filed on behalf .... _ ....... Recov ering t BRIEFS ) Actres Sheila Scotl 42, who recentlY. lost a paternity suit naming Chad Everett of "Med- cal Center" faUler of of F.dith ~1ary Hope. and her her son. is recuperating late hu3band, Francis Michael from an overdose of Hope. Paris correspondent of drugs. She was taken · the Londoo Observt>r. W'ho was to Citizens Emergency kiJled when the Turk i sh Hospital in Hollywood Airlines Paris-to-London flight Saturday night in a crashed shortly after takooff. coma. The suit filed in U.S. District----------- Court here also sought lo represent 334 other persons killed . e Boy Strangled RIVERSIDE fUPll -An autopsy showed today that strangulation was the cause of death or 10-y'ear-old !\>lark Valk. whose t>ocJy "'as recovered ~looclay by Sheriff's Departmen~ divers from the depths of Lake Evans in Fairmount Park. The boy's mother. Mrs. Sandre Valk, 28, v.·as beld on suspicion of murder. ~lark di sa ppe a red from his Rubidoux home ~larch 11 and it \\'as first believNI he had run away. The sheriff's office said it received a tip Sunday night that f\.1ark had been killed and his body was in the lake. · e Crash Victim• VENTURA (AP) A Harvard Bulliness S c h o o I student and his airline· emplo}:e wife have-b e e n tentatively identified-as the tv.·o ·Boston-residents aboard a fig)il plane which cra!lled killing all four occupants, authorifies said today. ·The Ventura Cou nt y Coroner's office said investigators wnl check dental records to eonfinn Y:hether Roger Siver end his wtfe, ·Sitndra; were passengers ~board the Cessna ·182, which crashed Sunday whi~ ·making an instrument approach at Teachers Reject Settlement SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The American Federation of Teachrrs has rejected a set· tlement }M"OPOSai-by ~1ayar Joseph Alioto. dimming hopes for a quick end to San Fran· cisro's 11-day-old teachers strike. The mayor's plan for a 6 1 ~ percent salary hike "contained no significant change in the cost of living salary offer." the union said iR a statement issued late Monday. "As soon as · there is a bonafidc offer of substance from the school district. "'e will have a me m.b er sh i p meeting to consider ratifica· tton," the A1'i' added. THE U!\'JON said it \\·as wiUldra\\•ing pickets from a ehartered bus depot. where a rock \\'as hurled through the Window of a sdlool bus ~100- day as the big vehicle rolled through a picket line. About 20.000 or San Francisco's 78.000 elementary and high school pupils are b~ to school .. . • Vesitura County Airport. .. J?reviOusly identified were Lhc · pjlot. Lt. \Villiam T. Wallace ' • J r. and bis wife, Eileen, bolh ' .. 21 of pearby CamarUlo. l..lter in the day, more than 100 teachers marched through school headquarters. chanting "on strike, shut it down !" They did not interrupt' a closed-door meeting of the -'Chool board. The AFT. ~·hich claims to represent half of the 5.000 public school teachers in San Francisco. called the strike March 8 to back demands for a 15 percent salary hike and other benefitS. The strike has resulted in shortened class da)'3'. .i · .. .. ., : ; ·~- ....... ' . ·~·. ' .:.. ~ .. _.,. • L,.wsult Flied ·LOS ANGELES (UPI) The Widow of one of the 31 ·~Primal Man" te I e v i sio n series crew members killed iri a plane crash last week. fill'd a $5 million wrongful death suit in Superior Court r..1onday ag!'li1Jst Sierra P a c I f i c Airlines. Teache~ currently e a r n from $8.265 lo $14,100 an- nually. @mstrong vinyl floors let the sunshine in ... · ' I Oil --Firn1- Facing Walk out LOS ANGELES tAP) - Petroleum 1 ruck drivers warehousemro ruid deri<'al \\'otkers ha\'e voted 10 strikt' six major oil companies. raising fears of :i 50 percent cutoff oJ gasoline dlstribut!on In the Loo Angeles-Long Beach area. Ray Frankow!{k\. busine$.'I repreeentatives of Team!~ UnK>n Local 986, s ll l d membe" voted overv.tiel.m. ingly Monday to strike to press their demand for pay hikes ~ual to those granted -in c:fUCago. HOWEVER. no strike date \\'RS sel "~tost. ol the·men wanted to strike immediately," s a Id FrankQwskl , "but the nego tiatin g committee persuaded a slight majority to let us go back to the b&rgaini~ table and tell management we must get the slime increases which were granted in Olicago. '' The Los Angeles a r e a voorkers, '!''ho earn $5.90 an hour now , were offered raises of M cents an hour immediately aOO 40 cents more in each of the next two years. Frankowski said the Wlion is holding out for raises ol 65 cents an hour now and 45 cents in each of the next tv.·o years. The oil companies involved are ~lobi1. Union, A r co, Phillips, Exxon and Texaco .. De1Juties Must Plly For Fil1n HOLLYWOOD fUPll Three sheriff's deputies were ordered Monday to contribute 560,000 to pay for porno films the y had burned 1n a fit of zeal almost three years ago. Deputies Harold Hippler. head of the pornography detail. Raphael Kenealy and Benjamin Not I i n g ham asserted they had burned the sex films on orders from a municipal judge . Th(' judge denied it. Tl1£ UEPCTIE.~ sie!ed the films from Pacific Ft Im Industry in a raid in 1972. But a pomo~raphy case against Burton Steiger. the laboratory owner. was di smissed in 1972 and the district attorney dropped prosecution. Hippler. Keneal y and Notli1viham v.·crc held . resJ:M)flsible for the films \\·hen U.S. Dis1rict Court Judge David \\". Willinms found that the movies ~·ere deslroyed "\\•ithout a court order ol any kind ... v.·as wrongful on the part of the deputies who were v.·illfully in\·ol\'ed in th c destruction.'" , , '.Make any room more vib- rant a nd a li ve. 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Lockwood said J,,1 ~ 11'Cn .1 , 1111 DAILY PILOT 5 -------- State Board Recomntends Mental Health R ev isions l.Q. of 14,5 u1id Cc111 '1. SACllA~1fo.:1''1'0 tA PI -A legisla llve conunllt~ in\'t'Stigating the stale hospital controveny said today no more state hospitals should be closed. Among sweeplng recom· meodatlons on !he state's mental health program, i1 added that the reopening of Agnews , Patton and Stockton to the mentally ill should be studied. The report f<>llowed 11 hearings -and over 200 witnesses -by the Senate ~lect Coounillee on Proposed Phaseout ol State llospilal Services. ,.,'hose chairman is Sen. Allred E. Alqulst (D-San Jose1. 111 E CO~LVlmEE was set up a!tLT the administratioo ol Gov. Roaald 11.eagan bad partly completed plans to gradua1\y close state hMpilals. The closings were explained as an effort to give p.at.ieot.s bell.et' care In local facilities near lheir homes. Officials said economy also played a rol<'. The plan was hotly criticized. hov.·evcr, often by the families of patients. They said lh<' sturt of!('n meant inferkir treat1uent. Tiit! 0011in1ittee. l'Onsisltng ()f fou r Republican:: and three D cm ocr4ts. rcet•n1n1endL'<I th3\ !he state hospitals be redesign a led "regional n1ental health centers." ll said e<1<.·h .WOOJd provide a full rangt' of essential servic-es for both the nienta\ly ill and mentally retarded. "The t{'munology ' s t a I e hospltal' has, over the years. d<>\eloped th c unfoNWlate connotalion of a dumping grouOtJ ror tbe \\'arehousing of lncurable mental patients," it said. -"1 THE REPORT said olhl"r phases of the state mental health pro,grarn <IN' good in concept. OOt bl'ing badly carried out. "No one is t<\kirig cle-ar re~bility far planning,'' it said. f'or nlore than 20 1·cars the state has been shlftirig men1a·1 health to conunun ity·bascd programs. The rrport said the increased efff:ctivrnes5 o f psydl0therapl'u!1c drui:ts wa~ one rett50fl . f'ederal financin,:: was another. The r<'sult \.\'as a decline in patient populations in the slatl" hospitals. folio\\·".;! R b by ""P'"""""' "' programs e I 1ie1n er and facilities. it ~aid. TI1t'n t h e 11 rln11n1~tra1inn ~\ nult-d vubllsh"r Jn Ch1rai;:u began closing hospital s and lr•·1,...1·1s thl'rl' is a almpl<' l•'<·h- progrnms. tile con11ni\t{'(' said lnl\tUl' ror acqu1rlnit ll po\1T r.r11 1 ' 111e1111Jry y,·h1ch ,-1111 [18Y ) 01 1 \\•ith insufficiffit planning and n.,11 dn iclt·nd~ in hn lh bu~111<· ... ~ statlstk:al support . 1111d sO('\ril ad1·anr•1•rn1•11t 11nd Y.'OfkS )ik(' lll8~LC' 10 i;i1>' )<>ll AT PltESE~'T. th<' hospitals 11ddt-d 1~11.'".', O<'l't'"~ary ,...,.11.1· .. n· I k " · i [1d••t1L't' and i.:rl'atr1· JHJJlulant). ac amng program s, fucililies for <'ertam t~-pes of,1\1·1-.irdiui.: tu th!S pubh"h' 1· patients . and have low 111oralc.1•u 111) !"'u1,le d11 nnt reel11<' ho\1 tlK' rt'.';Xlrt said trlll•·h 1h1•y l'Ould tnflu••nt ·" ., · 111ho·1 ~ sunply by r1•n11·n1h••ru 1.: In order to rtstnre !he .•iTurat.·ly e\t•rythinl( th•') "1~, state hosplt al" lo n status of pi•·iu·. ur rt>ad. \\'h•·lhC'r 111 bu:.1- stabilily and cooftd('nre. a n"~"· at s1 .. ·ln l funl'ti1111 ..... or specific plnn i" u r gr n I 1 yl•'\'•'11 in casual con\•r1-..1111nn" required,'' it S.Jid. \111h n1·y,· a1·qu11 1ntanl'r .... 1111·•·· f · ur .. \\tlys 111 \\h1l'h )vii 1•1111 flo- i\s or the f"(lll':'fllS sent to lniln:itr ~11.rh ~ltuallon h\' yr.ur the local fac1ht1es .• th ernbi llty 10 rrm .. mtx-r. · ron1mit lee \\'BS e q u a 11 )" critical. To arr;ua_1n t 1h1• rrl\dC'r" .,f thi .. , f•llof'r \\Ll h th(' 1·rts1·-l(l.fnlln11• . ·no.1rd and c:ire pl~cement nill·s for d•·i·i·lupini.:: Skill 1n ,.,.. IS \n sharp contr<ISI \\'Ith Sl<l!l' 111o·n1\)l•rini.: an1-Uuni.: you eh°'""'' hospl!nl COflflnrmf'nt . At th<' tn rrinrn1hl'r: tin' publi-.h.-r .. hospital. th<' r-11icnt is moft' 11'\\'•' printl'rl full -.delnili; nr likely to bo.~ proti•t·r1•d and 1li.·1r .,,,Jf-!ra1nfn~ 1n1•thod 1n ll surv>i-vlscd. to rl'Cl'i\'f' his 111·1' l•no~kl•·I .. ">\riyrntttrri;;. in i~. . . ncd l \lt•1n••I"\', • 11·l11rh 11·111 hr 1nR1lo·rt n1c-<i1cat 1on, and to brass•~ •. fr .. •· 1,,'nnyrinl' 11·ho 1".'qurs•~ 11 . to . ll treatment program , it :'\n ohlit:;i.tinn. S•'nd ynur nrun,., said. ad.t i·•'""· nnd zip e~ICI,. tn: :0.1o•n111- ln !~al facilities. "p:ttil'n!s r1· Studi<'i;, ;,55 E. Luni:" :-:1 . ar~ inactive bored trnnquJl· l><·i·r. ~·~I. l\lundl'lrin, Ill, izNI . a~ 1'1.linf'ra ble' lo ~xplo1-~';flf.~i'\.:.. __ -" 110~ard 11.•ill dn at1 100," it added. -----.. 0 \ '!O .I ·i.o~ ' \ I • • -· ----' ,, • 1Muld1z't it be 1zice? ' Just think of the money you'd save if you didn't have to pay for the privilege of writing checks. You can write as many checks as you like .. , ABSOLUTELY FREE. And since the ~luncysavcr Account is set up like a reg4 ular savings account, )'Otl can a<ld to or \vithdra\\. from it as ofte n as you \vish, as 1ong as yo u n1aintain a $1500.00 n1inimu1n bal anc.:c. 'You'll not only save th e n1oncy )'ou'rc no\v spending for service char.~cs, you'll al so l>e earning a _hi.~h rate of i~tcr est 011 your savings . • \Yell you don't! Not if yot1 have a ~1 oncysavet" Savin~s Account at First National Bank of Orange County. Here's ho'v it works: I. O~n a regular sa\·ings account and a personal checking accow1t at any of our eight convenient offices; 2. Maintain a minimt1m balance -of $1500.00jn·your regular sav- ings account-yo11 now ha\'e _a . ~1oneysaver Account -and; 3. Then forget the monthly service charge on your personal check· ing account. There won't be any. • • S? stop l,y t11c Nev; 1\cco11nts clesk a.t one of our eight offices today an( a,"i ut (Jur nC\\' .\J oncysaver Account. Its na1ne says it all. Don't forget! • -1 DAILY PRO'I' EDITORIAL PAGE A Precious Resource Ora ge Cou nty's newest public resource, 5,500 . ~ I wilde rne s acres of the Starr Ranch, could be open to campers an d picnicke rs by Eastef-less than three 1nonths after Its purchase. as a ma or regional park site. Supervisors were told last •w k that planning is 1noving so rapidly that many of th n1ost beautiful sec· tions of the ranch will be ready for li1nitcd use far earl· ier than had been hoped. ~ County offi cials deserve credit for i:etting together to work quickl y on th is single project. ~·l uch of the impetus to 4uick use of the park came from Ule county's RcaJ Property Services Department ,. wh ich t·oncluded the long·delayed purchase in onl y three days instead of the normal 30·day esc row period. '!'he winter rains have had the best possible effect on the ranch, which lies in the hills and canyons along Ortega llighway. The hills are green and abundant wild· fl owers should be in bloom by the lime the first mem- bers of the public come to see their new park. County officials are taking every precaution to be _ sure the fragile ecology of the area won 't be damaged before good long-range planning can be completed. But much of the future oC Starr Ranch as a public park is in the hands or tbe people who use it. Careless, thoughtless misuse of so precious a re- source would be a tragedy. Balance Needed The Orange County Sheri!f's Department cam e under heavy fire last week from the official responsible for bringing county hiring of minorities up to par. Affirmative Act.ion Coordinator Ramon Curiel said SheriJf James Musick's department has the worst record so far in hiring minorities and is not improving. I-te warned that if progress isn't made, the sheriff faces possible federal investigation and rundin~ cutoffs. Curiel suggested Musick refrain from hiring the Mr. z ·umwalt Discovers Inflation ( ART HOPPE J A major ca use of the climbing divorce rate is econmics. The problem is not that husbands don ·1 make enough money, says ~1arriage Cowiselor Jlomer T. Pet· tibone, D.V.l\1.; it's that h~bands don 't spend enough money. The average husband . he says, lays out $9.82 a week for carfare, lunches and acid indigestion tablets. His wife, on the other hand, is accus· tomed to handling huge sums Qf mon- ey. She buys the groceriP.S. A case in point is that of Xavier .1nrl 7.oe Zum,va lt . !\It. ZUm~alt broughl b>me $248 a "'eek of which he Spt'nt dnly $9.82. Yet they kept going deeper lnto debt. JIE FINALLY blew up. "1.oe, you l>pelKI money fa.st.er than 1 can make It!" he cried. "You're right. it isn't fair." she said sweetly. "You should have the pleasure of spendiilg it too. Here's SISO." "You mem I can buy a ney,• suit?" he ask Ed. "No," she said y,.ith a s1y smile, "I mean this week you can buy the groceries." l\1R. ZUl\f\\'ALT hadn't seen so muc.h cash in years. Clutching It nen-o~ly in his pocket, he entered the Supermarket. At the butcher's counter, he ordered fi\'e pounds of hamburger. t\lo'O haddocks. a loa f of S\1·eetbreads and J>C€led off a $20 bill. The bu!cher look it and scowled at him. his hand out. ".\lore?" asked JI.tr. Zumy,•alt In· crC'dulou5ty. \\'ith trembling fingers he anmzmpled a second S20 and watched in fascination as it disappea red into the Dear Gloomy Gus ~ty Quaker grandmother would t.ave said, "Richard, wiU thee stop fidgeting and answer me!" DEMOSTHENES Ill Qf_,-011t c-ta -........., ..., t'9Mfn .... .. Mot flt<ftMf1ho nfMd IM YI.-. .., 1111 ~ • ......, ,,_ .... -tt OINll!y Out. DalfY ~li.t, maw of the butcher's register. By the time he reached the checkout counter with his half-filled cart, he. was sweating visibly. His eye1 widened In awe as th e figureS leapt up by the thtta on the cash regls1er. AM wtien tbe yawn- ing clerk announced the grand total - ring-a"<ling-ding! -of $112.14, a thrUling shudder wracked his body. "Think or it, $112.14!" he said in a hoarse whisper. Slowly, lovingly. he. caressed each of his remaining bills a.! he CQURted them off: "'IWenty . ~ . thirty •... forty ..• "' • HE ARRIVED borne wtth two bags ol groceries, is.48 in change and a strange gleam in his e)>e-"Well ?" said Mrs. Zumwalt, hands oo hif&S. "How did you llke •t?" "It v.·as ... "he said dazedly. "Jt was ... ll v.·as an experience I'll ne,·er forget." All v.·eek loog he dreamed of currency ·-bills of all denominations nowtng forth from ·his pockets like exotic fruits ·from the Horn of Plenty. The follov.·ing f\·fonday tie absconded "'ilh his paycheck and a blonde from Ac· counting. Wllen last heard from . he ""·as ·working happily as a casNer in the Pa}i Yi'indow at Hialeah . "BUT I ONLY "'anted to show hlm how high prlctS are," a sobbing ~its. Zum~·alt later told Dr. Pettibone. "A tragic mistake." sa'id Dr. Pettibone, shaking his head. "O\'er the years of in· nation you M\·e gradually bcrome ad· justtd to handling large sums of cash. But on no account should a husband be allo\.\.·ed to buy groceri~. "The sudden shock invariably snaP5 his n1ind." most highly qualified men as d~pulies and Instead go into the minority community and hire those '4'hO qualify for the job, even if they don't to the list. In a sense, It isn't solely M lck's fault his depart· ment is below par in minority hiring. fie has asked for :ieveral years for a personnel officer who would do noth· ing else but seek out top minority job prospects. Hls requests have been rebuffed so far. Bringing the minority work force up to des ired numbers should be possible without .!i•crificing the quality of the departn1ent as a whole. The affirmative action called tor requires that the county budget tbe money for special recruiting and training. Simply low· erlng the standards would be short-sighted. ~'orth a Fair Trial A group of Orange County gas station operators made it clear last week they don't care a bit for the new even-Odd fuel management system. They told the Board of Supervisors the whole sys- tem should fie junked so the gasoline situation can re· tum to the domain of rree enterprise and the laws or supply and demand. Unfortunately, rree enterprise and the imbalance of supply and demand compounded the gasoHne prob- lem into crisis proportions requiring intervention. While it certainly has had a number of bugs, it ap· pears the even-odd system is starting to work. The more problems i:ovemment and the station opecators iron out, the easier it has become to get gas· oline. Like aii.y complex regulatory system, it takes time for the true effect to be seen. .! ~ ' a 'J :i ' l ' ·~ Until there is assurance that gasoline supplies are considerably better, . we think the gas station owners are premature in their judgment against the program. Granted, there are still some difficulties, including such things as Sunday closures and inequitable distribu· lion, but these would seem possible to smooth out. 'There is 11 logical explanation to this ... and we 'll let you know as soon as we c1111 think of one.' Libya's Dictator V psettmg Diplo1naey Arab Split Threatens Middle East WASlflNGTON - A seemingly unavoidable split now threat.ens Arab unity just five months after the emotional high point of the Yorn Kippur war, a fact of grave political danger to Secretaiy of State Henry Kissinger's silken diplomacy seeking a political solution to tlle Arab-Israeli wars. President Anwar Sadat of Egypt and King Faisal or Saudi Arabia h a v e nov.' been satisfied by Kissinger that the U.S. has really ended ill long lsrael·rirst policy. But the mill~ tary dictatorship ir. Ubya of President ~foammar Qaddafi. the radical A-1oslcm leader with vast oil riches of his Ol\TI, is more heavily invol~ today than evtr be- fore in fomenting political troobles out· side his 0"11 countrY. SHORTLY APTER Kissinger's latest ""'trip to the ~fiddle East ""'t\ldl inctooed a'nother long taJk with Faisal in Riyadh , · the King described Kissinger privately in unique tenn.s. Ki ssinger. said Faisal. may Wm out to be "the Jew who saved the world from Zionism." Coming from the aclmowledged spiritual leader of the f\.toslem worid, that remark shows how successful Kissinger has been since tlle Yorn Klppur 1.1.-ar in making a convincing ease for the switch in U.S. l\iiddle East ·policy. At the same time ,. however. Qaddafi has been spending millions fomenting anti-Western political tunnoil a n d financing military operations in f\toslem lands as widely separated as Oman 011 the tip of the Arabian peninsula and Lebanon bordering on lsrael-bo01-lar from Libya. PRO.WESTERN LEBANESE· now estimate Qadd 11fi has spent Sl2 million in Lebanon alone in the past fe\lo' months on .:inti-\Vestem. anti·lsrneli propaganda an1ong Pa lestinian refugees . Llkewise, Qaddafi is hea vily engaged in subsidizi ng arms shipments to · Oman, a moderate oil·rich Arab country now combating ( EV~S·NOVAK ) politicaJ re\'olution. Jn atten1pting a fanati cal ~1oslem purification expunging all W e s I e r n influences from the Arab world , Qadd<1 ri appe~ to deepseated ~loslem instincts with unlimited financing beh ind hln1. His appeal is simple: "1mtever KL'isinger and the U.S. are saying publicly, they ha\'e no intention of poshing Israel back 10· its pre-1967 borders and cou ld not succeed evw if they wanted lo. THE LONG, acrimonious dispute within the Arab world over ending 1he oil boycott and raising production is th e most dramatic symbol so fa r of Qaddafi's poy,·er and \'isionary politics. Both King Faisal and President Sadat v.·ere ready to li ft the boycott last "'·eekend, on the strength of Kissinger's succt'Sses in moving Israel back from lhe Suez Canal and arranging high-level tal ks in \\lashington bet ween Israel and Syria lo negotiat.e a troop separation on the Gol an Heights. But Algeria. the third key Arab rountry in the triumvirate that has controlled Arab po licy tow atd the West since last October. held back. Thal is partly because. unli ke Egypt and Saudi Arabia , Algeria doubts lon~·range U.S. '~'illingness to end Israeli OC't'upation or Arab"la nds \lo'ithout lhc oil weapon. BUT ANOTHER factqr a f ( e ct i n g Algeria is Qaddafi. The Algerian attitude to.,.,·ard him is ambivalent. Jn public. Algerian leaders criticize Qaddafi 's financial and operatiooal support of international hijac king: in pr i v a t e . soph ist icated Algerian politicians mock the Libyan firebrand . Nevertheless his supranationalist appeal to the Arab v.·orld dirccl ly afJects Algeria and is a partial reason for its policy. Like\lo'ise, the lotal intransigence of Qaddafi JXl5CS an eve r-gra ver threat, as e.ach day passes. to Algerian oontrol O\'er its more limited nationalis m-and to moderate, pro-\\'estem Egypt and Saudi Arabia as "·ell. Thus, the public pledge by Isra eli Prime ~1inis1er Golda ~teir never to return the Golan HC'lghts to Syria play s riJiht into Qaddafi's hands. Also. lhe t'on1mitment ~lrs. !\lcir \lo'as fo rced to n1a.kc to the Nationa l Religious Part y. as a i>ricc of its support in making up her new government, gives Qaddafi still n1ore ammunillbon. Qaddafi has l im~ on his side. l{e also has the Palestinian extren1ists. the powcr of unJimit ed oil money and the potential to mobilize and unite aJI the threads of Arab nationalism-a potential certain to grow in proportion to Israel's foot· dragging in foJIO\\·ing the Kissinger political fonnula. The split in the Arab \l'Orld is small today. but it already endangers Kissinger·s scUlement hopcs. Carnpaign Reform Up to the Voters r.te. I'm really not that big on Co1nmon Cause. That national organization, headed by John G.1rdner, has too many left·\lingetl cro\\·s in ils tree. Not nCi;essarily at !he grass roots \\'here !he p e ~ k l n g is done, but Up at th~ lop "·here the big birds gat her. If lhose caws "·ere really common. they v•OU!d have a bf>ttcr balRn· red board across the • top : tepre!«?ntatives from :111 "alk!' of life, al I economic sierlors. and the a1ffcr· ing philosophical hues, But there's one place \l"herc I'm \\•ith them. That's their California initiali\'C on ca mpaign and political refCITTTl. ll has qual ified for the ballot and it Is ( RUSWALTON ) a good proposition. The tneasure "ould hel p do \\'hat is necclcd to be done to clean up the 1ness in Babylon . It \lo'Ould d'J in part v.·hat some of these politicial birds ha,·e refused to do or have done with a lick and a faint-hearted promi se. Proposition Nine -tha t's "hat it \1 ill be on the J une ballot -y,·~lld limit !he amount of money a candidate could spend on his campaign. So 1nuch p..?r \'OtC'r, thaf'g all. hits been amended to the point ""'here a truck·and·trailer could drive throu gh it "·ithoat ever touching t h e "whereases". \lost of the opposit ion to certain provisions of the f\:loscone law ca me from Ja~')'ers. They kicked and sc reamed and howled that the law would force th~in to violate their confidential relations \lo'ilh clients - or \ea \•e office. They said nothing about oCficeholdcrs viola ting the publ ic trust. So, the la"· \\'as amended. • r\O\V \\'B CAN have more la'"yers in public office. Trouble is. ""'e have too many in the legislature already. Out of IZO members . 33 are aUomev~: 23 of them in the state senate: OOJ,. A CANDIDATE for go\'Pmor. for fou r businessmen and three farme rS. €'Xan1plc . could spend al:xlut $980.C«l in but 23 attorneys. the primary campaign and about SI.la r 11 Sebast million in the general cam~ign. Thal's A e a in · opol. Calif., Ol'l<'e ~Tote h an editorial about -lav.')·ers i n plenty. T e rest of his exposure, so gO\'ernment. ~le said those guys could Detroit Backs Obsolete Technology to speak. can come through the t'K'11s ta ke someth ing simple - such as a medi <l. Th:iL migh t prompt candidales "don't spit on the sidewalk'' ordinanre to give out "'ith more substance and d · · less suds to their campa ign rhe1-0ric. -an turn it into 20 pages of gobbled)'· gook. All candida tes ""Ould be required lo That's one of the problems \\ith rile deHuled ca mpa ign f i n an c i a I go,·•n'IC'nt lhese davs : it mav be foc \\'i\S!llNG'l'O\ -F'ir,;:t thev hu-cd m ln!o !ht stiburbs. next they Cut off our i;a~. and then ~·e low¥:! ou t that F'ord didn 't have a better ldc<i. In fact. neither it oor (illr-;¥Sk>r OOt-Gener_.qWlot.or.5 had .a ny ldl·a at all J~ haOi: in there. o\e budrly. ancl \lo'ait for 23-cents·a-gallon sas to rC'lurn ancl !11" fi~ to iiro'v ~t'k l'lll th,• Cad ill3l":S. On~ of lhe 1nos~ lrUi ni:t points 1Pade by ccooomic hi.~H1r· 1an and 1..'0n\11'lllh~· a~istant counsel Bradford C. Sn~ll ln his !llb1n1ssion t)f ma\erlttl lo the Sfn· .. ~.\ r' -f "'_f \ nte Anl itn1i:;t Subcommi!1el" is lhl De· ~roifs Big T~rec haven'l h{ld a techoolr>g· tcal ly slgruftca nt idea in 40 vea l"i Heo lntrodtK'td automa tic transinls.s~ tn 1934 : Packard ga"e us car a I r conditioning in 19.19; aod outfit! like Bendix and :\1otorola gave u.o; such things as power brakC!i itnd the altemator ?i1Qislcr. qua s I· m o n opo Ii s t I c corporations ha~ tas!raled them~ves of all powers ol in\·enUon ; but-e\·tn if a General ~1otors we re able to come up with 8 good. new klea, th ey would SUpPreJS ii. The)' have their money ( VON HOFFMAN ) L Progre5~ for LIS n1eans reduced profits for the1n. ._ T11us. \lo'hile Honda ta kes an old idea like I.he stratified t'harge engine - 1nv<'fited in the early 19205 -and brings fort h an engine "'hich meets the ~s or pure air !itanda rds. "''hat do ~·e ge:l from (itneral ~lotGtS? !\1ajor breakthroolhs like bashful windshield ""ipers !hat hide "'hen thcy'rt not In u.w. SNELi,'$ ACCOU:O.T o( General ~toton: nnd the dlt.'St'l railroad locomotive Is the ca.'IC study of concentrated money and pov.'t!:r forcing the adoption of an inefficitnt and backward technology. The only thing the dine! k>oomotJve had going for It \.\.'M that G~1 . aft.tr having ellm1nattd all but one of its compttitors, mak es 83 pt:rcen t ol lhem. \\'a! u.~lng Its power ~ the singfe-largem 11!r pt)llut lon. By reca pturing th ese freight shipper lo make a I r ea d y \'apors. it appears that the 1976 air· electrified American roads abandon a JXlllution standa rds may be n1el "''ilhout superior technology for its diesels. spend ing nloney for special equipme.nt Oil · ~ Is wb.al. General !I.lot.ors.did to me_,.u~ ca rs. Tl}is might crimp G~l's New York . New Haven & Hartford strategy for making money off of railroad. as Snell tells II : "The Nev1• winCCl'SS<lry air·pollution de~·ict's. but the ~laven's replacement of its electric ,·apor-recapt ure equi pn1ent exists. It is loco motives \loith G~f diesels generated for sale and for se\-eral years has been higher operating. main tenance and noquired by San Diego la\\'. depree\alion e:<pcnses and subsbntial losses in passenger and freight revenues. During 50 years of electrified operalion, it had ne\·er failed to show an oper.U \ng profiL In l!t55, the yea r before d.iese\iultion, it earned $5. 7 mil Hon carrying 45 million passtnge.rs and 814 thousand cartoad.5 of freight . By 1 9~ ... it lost $'9.2 million . , . in 1961 it "'as declared bankrupt ·• ~OT THAT this law make'S any difference . The oil co1npan ies refuse to comply. and that's It. They refuse to put Uie equipment in thrir 0~11 stations and they're pressuring lheir franchise holders to do tht' same. Jack \llal.sh of the &n Diego Board of Supervisors says that two years after passage of the ord in11nct onl~· 41 out of 842 stations o"·M'd by the major oil companies are in compliance. Phone EVEN "'HES an Import.an! inno\·a tion calls and letters to the oil compnn ies go is readily avaUable and has bttn unanswered. 1nandated to· lnw. the great c:orporatioru There are end less numOOrs o f may s!mpl)' tell lhe authorities to go promising possibilities tor solving our 5ho\'t Jt. This tias been the cxperknce problems. ~lany shouJd ~ prrlcett>d. but that San 01ego Coonty had y,'ith It! few are li kely lo be pul into qerlt'ral use gasolint: vapor ordin:n\C'C. Not when you h.1 vP. the oil-auto-rubber Surprising as It may be to us laymen. c:omblne able to create an unt ouc:hablc It'$ • fact tha L the vapors lost in F~cra\ hlghv.·11y tru.st fund lo pay for 1ransferring ga!Otlne from truck* $156 bllllon dollars in roads. "'hili· "e s\.ora.ge tank-to-truck·to.gas llation·lo-car have to bee donaliOns door·lo'®!>r 10 p;'IY statements. Detail.ed, .th.at Is. \Vho ga,·e the people but it's \vriiten b}· the.lawyers. 11·h:lt. Ca~h conlr1but1 ons of. more than It's a good th ing !\loses \\'asn't a S50 wuuld be prohibited and the S50-JR"'yer; The Decalogue would be called chunks .,.,'Ould have to be on traceable "Th e ThoUSMd·and·Ont} CMUnand· l'hecks. None ol !hose anonymoos ments." Plus amendments cashier's checks "'ilh fake names, · As fn r as-tbe k>bb}istS· here in-Babylon nrt conet>med. they woold be limited in the amount of money they could spend lo entertain a legislator. Ten bucks u month per la""mtt ker : that \\'OU!d be lop,<. That 'll hurt a lot of the fancy h.1rs and favorite '"'atering holes here. !tight there is \\'he re tht opponent.!; or ~ Com rnon Cause· init iath·c can get a lot of .. No on :\inc'' money . F LI ll 1' II E R ~I 0 R E , under tl'K' pro1'islons of the Comnlon Call-;e proposition, lobbyists y,·oold be prohi bited from j:!i\·ing cash money to legislators. That is one. of ttx> "'ays ~rne of tilt' boys get around rePort1ng campaign t.'Ol'l trlbutlons : they slip cash to the friendly old lesislator long b@.fore ca tnp.1ign years roll around. That \\By, no reports are necessary. All that. alld a bit more. In Proposition i\1ne ~·1 11 help get stiite go,·emmenl back to the people -and that 1~ an 11n<.'f1111mon and important c 11 u ~ e , Bec~u.se. a.'l I say, most pO!ltlciaru artn't .ih<iut lo do n on their 0""11. OIAHGI COAST DAILY PILOT Robtrt N. \Vetd, PubLi.rher Th omiu K ttivU, Editor Barbara Krsibich Editorial Pao~ Editor The «lilorial ,pa.gc of the Dally Pilot areks to infonn and 11timu1are "l°f'&dt'ntl by PIUCT!tirc on this pqe divttw•<"Ommtntgry on top1ca oJ \n. 1m 11 by syndicatfd column111.s and cartoon\1t1, by providing a fOf'Um for ttadt'1'11' views tnd by pttHntina: this nev.'tpaper't opinions and ldeu on cumn1 toples. The f'dl torlAI npinion:s 1 of IM Pa.lb' J>Jlot appear only In thl) editorial cdumn at the 1np of the pact . ()pinions expr'Hll!d by the col· umnlm and <:•Moonists and leuu "T!tm lll't' thtir own and no~"' mmt ot tti.tr vff"W9 by the Daily PikK 1tloukl be infft'ttd. Tuesday, Man:h 19, 1974 • •• N r1 ., " "' y, • " 0 ' " • C• ' 0 M " ' ' ' • ' • s ' " s • • " ' " e '· v ' " A • T ' L f ' t ' c 0 ' ' • " • " ' K • c ..___. ' • ' • ' ' ' " ' e ' ' • s s ' ' 1---111· vest.ed iR Ult obeole&e 4~. Th~ diesel locomotive Is dirtier, nosier and .slowe.r 1hati an l'lcctric engine. ll I.ti.st& only hall as lon11. does onc-lh.ird lhe v.·orlt and COila three llmes aJ much. While railway &)'Items Jn othft' parts of Lht: ...,.oria •ttt eonvtrtlng to o\•t'tilciad eie<tri<it~..G<Mtel~ i.l!Hor ~}ct~ce.oU~-lba-diwase lhe "'~~fl4'111ist. · Take Sc.nator George f\1oscooe's ~o tlillr-d conAiet'1)f-inte.resti:tw-;-'T'hat ttnng-l::===========::.J ------toJ -I ' • ,, .. -. . o ... -• -· d . .,.. . ' -. For .tl1e Record Dissol11tio1as Of Mar1•ia9e Flied Flbru•rv 14 ••lver, Jolln A: ano Ooro!llt V. MtChire Loul~t C. and !env D l'•r~t'r, P~mtl• J lflli'rr Pavt Wik,.., Je•n Cl•r~ •nd Ro1>11rr <1t1en Trlem. Jo.en Dil<>t 1n<1 Anll'!Onv lll:lcnard R"mu•oen. ~•ncv L 1no Fr...,.ic~ II .. rd'M'r. ll!Cl'hlrd C.Ol<M!n •no BarDar• AM lo<enr. Mel!f\01 A •no Ronald 8. (or.I, Ma.y IC1111e""" 1no Jo"n F. M•~farlano, Robert Hill allCI Ed1tll Virginia Fii~ Febru•ry 1J Ho11s. eaJrn J. a/Id Ger11<1 O Sltpp. Shirley Jean ano llatpll ""'°" °"~""'· RuC"I' Anne •nd Htnrv Mo<rl1 Slone, Jame1 R. and 11a:el F Hawman, Norm•n Dov 1n<1 Killhtrlne lei!" L•~•!'9•rd. Doris M.tv •na Wltltam Edwin Pa'"°"'· M•rv Ann 10\d Robert wa.,en El"'"• JctlM:n and s .. mv Oitat>e, 8arllate and Me ... ru Burn, M•lanl• M. "na Rklli!•d IY. Selllv. Dellta F. <1nd l<rnnern Lerov R.ei!t<lon. Palrkla I<, Mid Francis X. Cross, Juli• and Mlch'1 ... Johnson, Oale Clyde "nd Joyce F"Ylltll Galli, Wendy G av and (;('Orge John M"ln, F. 8e1ch+ev and Mable E. Ni1pole1, RQb.,-1 Edward anll A!exl1 Marloe11a S6Qe, 8•rtMr• Rl119' 11nd FrM w. Shaw, P"trlc!• Af>n and Wlll>er! ?ampbell, Otlori5 ind Evi;ient Reichard!, Jilc~lvn S ilnede M. ilf'll H•ro!d J, Ornela~. Detl• 0 ilnd 01r>itl R. Jones, Donn• M •nO Snirlev L. fl:-. Chervin Lynn ""d Oennl• .-.111n POliltilk, Pa!rldil A Ind 0i1Vod A ~~ll'Jl"!;ltr, wm11m F il!'ld eeisv '"'· Fr1dkin, Hcwa•d E. a"d Cneng.r.\el Srev~-. G,o•I Monta I nd 1'Mcnae1 Lewis C:en•alini. .-.ud<f.v M dnd L~"'''"'~" S 5,. .. ,n, J'11!e Lv<'n a...:l l<er>n"'" e . Vanoerblll Jo1-.::e M 11nd (or"llllut Jotonr.on. Ma•v L. ltl<'I .::enr J' N•u. ElaiM Ma<le ano J am~~ H•nrv Anl!erson, Brandl Cnarlet lllld The••5a ,., l ri<ime.,.r, Juo:1i1n Helen and Rlcn...-d °""''" , T uc:ny""1". Sll!rlev M•e Ind MllrYln Fl''• Rovc-...s. 1nd Oline •c L11nr. t awl'9ncfl W. •nd Sh1•on M. 0 1vit, Marv K. and C.larenca Cow let Cummln~. s.,nnv L • .,no W!lfr~ N. Kli•r, MllrtlA Mae 1nd Tnomas J'rank Skallerud. S!an!on J . Jr. 11nd .-.Hee F. LalJOI(, Vlrolnla M .and fl\fodorr T. Summers. Olan" S. and Jame1 Allen Flied F11>ru1ry lt (rillv. Donald Clem and Mar11a•t1 Lucilla Grlmsnaw. Oa~!d Mll•s an!! L;nda Karol lrowka, llHlle F. 11nd Joseph Srevens, Donna L vnn anll Wllli11m R. Pr1!ilf". OotoThV A.. al'ld (/Ulrl~ A. Nutrlng, Dagmar Gloria 11nd 0<11rol<1 Frank ROQI!,., Marv Ann 11nd Jer•v .-. •• lnqerr.ol1, Marq•ret .-.nn """ Jamtt Epps. Llndll F and wav!il l"Pd I<. Kociembll. OQnna N,arie 11nd Rotier! Harry Rowe, Dennis N. 11nd ~uian V C•rr•®re, Irene M1rle M\<I Giovanni ...____.... Groo'Tlt. S•r~en EdoQar enll Sen<1r1 Jo Fi.,.,r. Nancy J. and Gtr1ld J. Bran-en. Marf0<1 R. and Diani L Fuller. lknnls W, a"<! (1rolyn M. Ilda!•, 8Cb0! Lv~'I IM Mknllill F•ank W\fli~m1on, Pelf.r Shivley and Cyn1nl1 Oline Mltcl'lell. 01n11y Joe and Judy Lvnn Fu•ke, Oav•d L. a...:l Vickie P.. f111ver, /,,\llrlorle Lee and Rot>er1 LllO'lt rd SOO!ar<. OQr•• Me~ine and R.,s'tllll T""""'' Jr. Wil'°". ROl>llhrev, Bart"'" S and C.lvde Oa~ld Lawton. (l'larlolre Marie an!! Louis cO:?i~t." Yvonne Lorraine and v1:1ner J"m"' Foster Hun!, 8"roar11 Jeenne "no OftVid A.d1lr Tom<h••· Jo•ei>n L. and Sanrlr" M. Ne~mann, H~lmu! .-.. •n<l Je~n L. HuqllAr!. Mil•k ~H!vfn and Donna •ondone, Frank Edwllrd •nd Lorena M~1r~cto.en. Vlrg!ola Louhe ftl\d Rober! 81•<1'1fltld M ar Nary II and Oon.tld R. ktitcha~on. Ellen f'. llr>d Freorltlc Se~.,\~:. Cecilla .-.ga1t>,o ,.nd IUtherd sn~~~~~df.,no!d ""d Ol11na /.'. . w 11 Jo~ce t,\lldre!I Bnd Frl'derk~ B'lan C1.iedv. J"nt E . .tnd Rl<h.trd T. J1Klo., Dile Riller and 8e!1y ~f>.rley ,11,11, Sharon K and Te"""'' It. Monday, Arll\ur I<. and .-.lie" II. G1rdftltllre, p""' E. 1no IJ..1ry A. WJISon John F. •~d L~dl• R Oenzei' M"reol!n L and Rol,.nd !•IMN) Forresi, 1.•irlam H Ar>d Hu~rl J...:o. J"u, Frencl~ Lynn ana Ne•t Wallor La•,on. Vervl (; er>d Wt•!ev ~ Lvricn. Georu• end Hel"n Lov•1e !J~ggi11.g In Blo0<l Bt-::LGRAOE-tltP-1} -- \\1h<>n police 3 r r c s I c d unslTa\"C'n. s h a b bi 1 y drC'SSC'ct Javan Radojcic. 69. ror begging in the st r<'els 1hey found he had ncarlv $6.000 in his bank acc0Un1 and o"·ns l\\"O houses and six acres or farmland. 11 \\'as lladojf'ic·s 6Jst time bcrore " judge ror begging . He "·ac; se1\tenccd to 75 rtnys in jail. but ll ,,·as the first tin1c lhc judge learned Radojcic was fl nu'n or means. ··tt's nothing s"C n sationa1,'" Radojcic 1old 1he judge. Asked why he begs. he said. "Everybody needs 1noney. so I do. I "ill go on doing it as long aS I cnn mov~ · and • w\l<'nt:Vtr I am not behind .. 1t8rs·" -- • DAILY PILOT 7 Extra care in engineering .. .it makes a big difference in small cars. INlRODU ING 2 NEW SMALL CARS FROM C I .ER CORPORATION. you save on g you can i1west in added comfort. ·-... .) T.•,: ~-'······ ~! .. •• JC:/& DODGE DART S.E. They give you all the things you expect in a Chrysler Corporation small car ••• •"Slant 6" engine-for better gas mileage. In tests run in Januaty by USAC," a Plymouth Dust• and a Dodge Dart Sport equipped with a 225 "Slant 6" and new standard 2.76 rear axle ratio got much better gas mileage than Nova or Mavelick-in th e same tat they got better mileage in city traffic than a Mustang II equipped with a 4-cylinder engine. • 318 V-8 engine-for better gas mileage. In the same USAC test, Dodge Dart Sport and Plymouth Duster with V-S's got better mil eage than a 6-cylinder Nova in city traffic. •More hiproom than Nova, Maverick .•• much more than Vega· or Pinto. • l\'t>re trunk space than Vega and Pinto put together. • Electronic Ignition standard -to save you up to $62 on recommended ignition maintenance in th~ first 24,000 miles alone over competitive 6 -cylinder cars like Nova, and up to $90 over competitive 8-cylinder cars like Ventura ... _And~~ give you a lot more ... standard. .I. TorqueFlite .automai:c trdnsmission 2. PQl.IJer Stc~n ng 3. Quieting deluxe sound insulation package 4. Manudl disc brakes 5. Pushbutton AM radio 6. 3-s~ed electric v.ripers with washers 7. Richly textured crushed velour upholstery \~ith stylish door trim JRlnels and assist handles 8. Stylish bucket se.""lts v.iith lold-dov.'!l center armies! or low-back bench, both with n1ap pockets 9 . Premiurn padded steeiin:J whed 10. Atrractivc simulated wood- grainecl vinyl instrument panel 11. "11-iick cut pile carpeting, front. rear and tru nk 12. Full vinyl roof with white !>idet1;a!! tires 13. Color. keyed wheel covers and custorn exterior trim 14. Dis11nctive hood o rnament, bright chrome grille and chrome bumper guards 15. Rody accent ~triping J b. Remote-control mirror and Inside dav 1nigh! minor 17. lnside hood release 1 . ....;. Fronl su:ay bar 19. Court~sy anti convenience inienor lighting /\nd man)• more. l.uxuyY ts standard throughout. _The answers to all your small.car needs,,are at your Dodge and Chrysler-Plymouth Dealers'. (And you can drive one home today!) .. " \ ··--·. .. ·..,..,,,,- ~'."·.PLYMOUTH p -, VALIANT BROUGHAM • ) ~CHRYSLER ._, CORPORATION OOOGE •CHRYSLER• PlYMOUTH •DODGE TRUCKS ' daLgc SEE ALL THE DARTS AT YOUR t.'']tt' DEALER. "Tests .anctioned .,00 r~ cmified by the; United Stai es Auto ~b. Te$lS conducted January, 1974. •·M~ntenance Oat·ra~ and parts rm are extracted from 1973 Chihon"s Labor Gulde and PMCS Manu/i Labor tares based on natloll.M. a\~.tge. of Sl0.00 """""• • SEE THE DUSTERS AND VALIANTS AT YOUR EW DEALER. fllRlll.lR @,Uiillij . ' ~ " • ,• MSSW'-117"2•1•1---·&I'~ For the Reco1·d : Dlssoluti oias • : of Marriage l"I ... -fdl 4 , T1urna11, tii•ncv K. and Sl""'9!1 K. O'Brien. Corn.II• •flll Ctlltor<I Jtnsen, o.ni\t Y v on "t •nd P.ul WlllltlTI , Ollln!tn1, Car""" H. arid Mtn.,.t G. 0-1111. AlglrQ• M. tl'ld .. tuHMI M COVM. Vfrglni. Mtrv and JOMPll "••· ,., er.. ... ~· Fty -v .. f'IOtl Ctrl A ........ oi.-Ind Ctrnvon L. Transit'-Corridor Ol('d • . ' • District Endorses $2 Billion Network By WILUM1 SCHREIBER ot IM OeJIJ P'llDI Sll H SANTA ANA -Orange County Transit District directors have endorsed a mas.OJ rapki transit oorTidor netv.·ork that could cost '4-'ell over $2 billion to build and operate over the next 15 years. They alao authorized OC'rD General ~tanager G. J. "Pete" Fieldlng to lobby tor legilllation that will allow the county to pot a ooe percent sales tax increase on November's ballot. Such a taz tncreese was termed "the keystone" for funding the rapid trar.sit system and could ~ nearly $1 billion toward the project between now arxl 1990. along the alignment of the future Orange and Corona del Mar Freeways and an east-west link along the. Riverside Freeway. TRANSIT DffiEC?ORS also gave t?ian· ners the go.aJlead to inclOOe alternative links rwmlng along Kat...-lla Avenue through Anahelm and down Beach Boulevard from Katella to the sands of H unlingtoo Bead!. The additions of those two routes alone ..,.,.ould hlU the cost of bulkling the basic sy!lem by more than $280 million, through Long Beach, l\tartin Boulman, a member nf the coo-- suiting team that is preparing the transit eorridor plan. said addition of the north county and Seal Beach links would in· crease the costs of the system con· siderably. "I tbink It v.."OUld be sate to say these Wt>Uld cost belwem $10 milUon and $12 million per corridor mil e just to stru<:t ," he said. 111AT 0'.>~1PARES lo about $7.l million per corridor mile oo the basic ~ mile network without all the additional links. kott, T anl1 A. •IOCI l91-l . Jr, Ly_.,, Sui.It Ctrol .tlld A-1 Wtt11 Dltkoff, Vlr11l11l1 G . ...., E'l9ftll H, Gtll~l'tlr, Cllll\11,,. Mn tnd 8<1Kt Flynt, Gtll Jot--Mld•HI Loul1 Ecto..trds, HtMY LCIVIM tllel Wlllltm V. ""°'°'"'• Eltyft l'tye tl'd ki1!n E<fWt rd J-c;k..,.., l!l-.1y Kay and A-n I ' At...uv, .,,...,,..... v. Ind Grtlltm ~fONDAV'S AcnON BY transit direc- tors came after two hours ol testimony from municipal ieaders from all over Orange County. l\1ost of those who spoke against ad~ tion of the basic network claimed even more alternative links sbould be included for possible future lnlta11atioo. Transit directors voted to include the north eotmty and Seal Beach routes in the corridor master plan as possible future extensions but went no ftu1her. H.ctrock, P-ogy .kiln tnd A~ Henry ~. ,..,.., MArlt ...., IUcNrd Olt t "''"""'· v ...... tnd llclr!.ald ,,,.""" GrM<ll11gen, Ctrol So/fl -Ct,....,Oll F.G. ClltllflVIM>m, J-W. Ind T-Vt 5.,. , EK\ldero. LtNMo M. tl'ld Frtnlr. I . 8rt l'!dl, T....., JOll Ind Savlllt LM • W11......,., Oline J. tno l"rtnkll11 D. : Ll~ul~i ... Jtnlct MU"I' •nd ICtn- Fun>IH, Clinton C. t ncl Marie • YllllllK, Angeltne M. •ftCI T"°""'I A. A1u1,..., v11 ... r• J . ll'ld J-p11 "· OvMMI, JI-Id D. ll'ld K•ll•lwn H, lllOUY•· Jutl1 •nd Ml1*'\I T.cl Gl•llllMr, Doloftt J. •nd VtrM E. •lolbol, Apolonl• ltoclrlguu I nd M.r• ...... Smltrt. o-E!Nft •!'Id ltou E••I sr1c11 .... O.ry "'9t.,. ....i ~t111 \.11 SMOMr1, Jl,ldV A. Ind Jlmll Cr1t9 ••Mr, Jo'f'<• llJorll.., ll'ld H1rry lM ,,._,, "--Id Loull •1111 lllmlltrl'f ·-' Other Deatlis NEW YORK (AP) ~ Dr, Alan F. GoUmldter, ~15~ presiden t ol the P1anned Parenthood FederaUon and for 40 yoors an advocate of birth control, died Mond1y o I leukemia. -ROME (A}>) -V l lo P 8 ndolrt, f7, uau.m playwrlghl, lherlricll a • d · movie director and cridc dW today after a brW Ulnlm at his home here. SAN FRANCJS(X) (AP ) - ~ Chara W. Pfaffenberpr, 8', who supervised Ille mailing ol $2.5 biJlion in gold fnm the San Franci3co ;\1int to the Denver ;\tint in 1934, died here Sunday. Pfaf!enberger was posW inspeclol' in charge~ when he was essigned the task that took 175 ~ys. Death Notice. ICMUIEl'-t JOM'Oll Schu-•. A~ 6'< ,..;sci..,! of GI~. Dile of fkll,,, Mire,, 17, 1911. $urvlw J111n C•Pl1lr1...,, Prive•• ier11ictt. Mc:Corm!ctr. .Wulor1 Mortu•rv. Sin Ju1n CIP!,trlnO. Olr«I°". AllUCKLI & SON WISTCLIFf MOITUAIY 427 E. 17th 51. Coi10 Me:io 646·4888 -·-IALTZ·UIOllON fUNHALHOMI Corono del Mor Coi.10 Mew -·-llLL U<MDWAY MOITUAllY 110 8roodwov. Ce»ro Meso 548.JAJJ -·-DILDAY UOTHllS MOltTUAllY 1791 I 6eoth 81..d. Hunt.ngron Beach 842.nll 244 Redondo A,... lcmg Beoch (213) 4J8.J 14~ -·- l\1any ol tbe city offieial.s, particularly tho6e from northern Orange County. voioed dismay that the ayslem proposed by ocm planners has no immediate provision for tramil oonidors through their cities. The nelwori<-by Ille directors mnsiltl <J. I ''backbone'' aystem of COi"· ridon and 1 syatem of. feeder bus !Ines on ,,_major -In the counly, The bodtbone ll)'llern lnchMlos a main liM akmg tilt old central (lOtl'H.y Pacific ~iec:lrl<: line and on down lhrougll the Srddlebadt Valley , 1 no•th-llh route Spokesmen for the city of La Habra claimed a route from the Orange Frec.,.,·ay east along the Southern Pacific railroad tcacks to the Los Angales Cotm· ty line could eventually link up with a line plaMed by the Soulbern Calilomla Rapid Tranolt Dillticl OTIIER NOl\111 OOU'lty officials sup- , ported the claim, saklng maturation bus 11trvice isn't enough or their area. Spoke&men for the city ol Seal Beech protested their area wasn't adequately ~ and another link should be edended from the propoeed Beach Boulevard line out to the LA Coynty line for possible connectJon with a link Santa Ana City Ai.des Get Free Ri.des on Bus • \\'hen asked if they will get any further a$S{Jrances as to whether the routes Will become a reality. Bouman 1 a Id "technically no bu\ politically I'd aay yes." The clly ol Anaheim, "1llch said two • weeks ago U would not support the system or • one-cent u..I• tax Ir the system were not modUled , aottened its poolllon a bll Wa weelt. MAYOR JACK Dutton said lhe city would go along with the bu.le plan u Jona: as the Katella Avenue link were ln· eluded u a top prlorlly line, In Ille plan lldopled by dlrecton, thal b comldered a key part of the system. \ The intial outlay for the l)'llem cooM ®me (0 well over •t bllllon lf the Katella rnd Beach Boulevanl llnu are included. Wllbout Ille two addllloom,,the baalc l)'ll•m ""'1id coot in the ranee al 11111 mJlllon JUll lo bulld rnd 1e1 rumlni with at Jeut one rapkl-raU link on tbe central line and a mual.ve system of 1,500 buses aervlnc the remainder of the corridor ....... Dlrecton were told by the District con- 1ultant1 thal the aales tu increase Ls the SANTA ANA -SIMting April 1, sani. aller doclcllni 11 would be a good way.lo only way to find the system equllably Alta dly <mployes wtll be able lo ride ..,_... fuel and bold down aome air and wllh lhe least ampunl ol red lape, free CPI an.,. Cowity Trmml Dlllrlct polluUon cauoed by lbelr l,OIO .,.,ken. But lo ask lhe cil~ena for such a w tm.. takes special enabling legislation such a1 Trullt' 'dlndors voled unanllllOUlllY Iha! obtained by Los Angeles Coonly. Mondly In ravar al rn agnemen1 wtlb Myrtle n ~lahanty the dlf pormllllnc Ill omployol to ride Ut: FIELDING HA S said thal withoul lhe CPI 1lle but by llmply ~ I -I La R" c d 1 tu, Orange County will be virtually ....t ...S-lloa'cord. St Iles OD UCtec unable to provide the kind of saturalion 'ftMt iip9dal proeram, tint ol tts kind transit 11ervlce needed by its residents. le< an Orana• County dty, will call clly Jl'llLLEJITON -Requiem mass was Olrec1orl ~to lei Flelcilnc erplore taxpayers a ma:dmum of fl,000 every conducted todby for Mn. ~fyrtle the melll!I ol getting leglllatlon for the three monthB or about fl I*' employe. Delablnt,y, 80, d San Btmardlno, the tax lnue but aevera~ Inc I u d in g mother ot. George Delahanty o f Supervisor Ralph Clark, aaid they are TilE PREPAID fare system ls 1lmllar J'UUertoa, cDa1rman of the Republic Cen· ag111ns\ the tax because it Is lo those being used by major COi' ll1ll Cammlllee al Oraace County. She ""'i..alve." poralioos "'·hich contract with bus com-died Wtdnelday In Sen Bernardino. "I definitely think this should be up to panies to pick up employes each moming Other IUl'ViYorl Jnclude two daughters, the people to decide," said director Al and bring them to v.·ork and then take Aileen· \\'hltired.ge ot Fullerton and J~oUinden or Fountain Valley. •·1f they them direcUy Mme in lhe evening.1. grandchildren, and one great~ndchild. v.·ant rapid transit and arc willing to pay Santa Ana city councilmen approved l.enorc Knight of San Bernardino; three for it in thi s manner then we can't say the agreement at a n1~lng last week grandchildren and one great·grandchild. otherwise." * * * l~~;;;;;;i;;;--------~;;o;;;;;i;i;;;;,i~--..i.----------~1 Exact Fare Required For Buses SA.I\! A A,~ A -"1'hen the Orange Co\lnty T r a n s I t District ~ its. new buses ruMing this spring, It will also start enforcing a requirement that riders present exact fare to the driver. District directors v o t e d unanimously Mond ay to pro- hibit drivers from gh•ing out change because of the problem of safety \\·hen ca.sh is ex- poo«t, District officials !old dlrec· tors the 63 new bu ses the district Y.>i.ll take delivery on in the COJl\ing months havt! a sophisticated fare box system that provides maximum safety and efficiency. "wml 11IE elintination of tllC actual handling of money and account ing for reci1)fs, coach operators \\'ill gain greater peace of mind, al\ov.·· ling them to. concentrate on chiving and passenger safety.·• said district General Manager G. J. ''Pete•· Fielding. In his report to directors. PAIO POllTICAl .AOV. HELP ELECT SPERO JANISE -SHERIFf.CORONER JUNE 4 Spero Jeniss does nof have and will not seek -financ 0 ial support from inf!u•ntial int•rests es we are now witnessing by other candidetes. Janis e hes fou9ht many causes in the past in our behalf. Please help to elect him as Sheri ff.Coroner with you r small donation. 1Wo steak di111iers f0r$5.95. That's Righi. Teriyaki for Tw~. Specially priced at just $5,95. Come have dinner with a friend and try one of the great steaks we serve. Teriyaki. Marinated in our special oriental teriyaki sauce anC served with a grilled pineapple ring. Dinner also includes soup du jour or fresh garden salad. Choice of potato or rtce. Piping hot homemade bread with butter. Plus a bollomless cup of our M<COIMIC11 LAllUN" ,, llACH:,,.-&ft 1 1]9.S Lo°Q'u~ Ca;;:on Rd.· •'· Fielding noted that every other major transit system in riJi!Oilila"liaS convetted lilllle ,._,rm~:· ~~+"Ps1,t · •··n~31fy. -this coii\·ers!On has resulled in almost total elimination of. bus holdup at· temot.s. increased passenger loading speed· •.. :ind better relations between drivers and transit a~es. '' Fieldifig said . own special blend coffee. There's no shortage here in our galley. We planned ahead and you SJ;louTH too.. Begin now. Clfp our coupon 3nd • 1•:::.":L-.:l.,,{J_fi'~ •"PY""9"Vt'-our grea t s teaks. -·-M cC oaMICK MISSION MOITUAllY 28832 Corn+no Corioi.trono 5on J'uOn Cop1llrono 495.17/6 -·-P"ClflC VIEW MIMOllAL PAIK Ce~ery Ckopal JSOO Pocoloc Vo-Drive ... Newpon 8eoch, (C11litor~>0 644 ,,00 -·-PIEK fAMILY COLONIAL fUNllAL HOME 780 I Boho Ave . We1lrn•n11et" 893-3S2S -·-,, 1--"-ITHZ' -TUAllY 627 Mo1t1 Sr P'IEl.DING said lh• in· ••• c:onvenience to riders wiTI be mlnimol because conversion of I the OC'TD's nat 25--ceht fare t-, • an ex:nct fare system will be far simpler than in a rompltx I •Y•tem. • C>irrcntly, Fielding Slid, bus drivers have to make change I fOf' at \(last 30 percent or • ~r-==g='"='=====;I • 1----+---H-Mn~l '--------·II • • • --- • • 11(11-....fl •••••••••••••• • • • 'I I I I Cost• MMI 84ilbot iti.nd I 2:JOO H.irbof B"'d. :i'OJ Mtflf\t Aw. • This Coupon Good for .. o,a!>ls •" ano ''T I k S.nt• An. N-rt S.Kh I er y•1 I for Two" , ~ JJ'F11frltM $QU.ll't 3J11W_Ooa.t Hwy •• Steak Dinners .. ,,JJO, .. ,,,,., S A"tht1in Dane Point I peclally Priced at Just $5.95 nso <. ''""'" "'"° °'' ''"• 4 4 OP •••••••Oller Expires March 31 .1974 ••••••• % EARNS I I FLEXIBILITY FOR YOUR FINANCIAL PLANNING! ANNUAL RATE ANNUAL YIELD* 71/2°/~ EARNS 7.79°/~ 63/4 o/o EARNS 6.98°te 61/2% EARNS 6.72°te 53,4 % EARNS 5.92°te 51/4% EARNS 5.39°/o 4 YEARS S1000 OR MORE. MAXIMUM INTEREST AVAILABLE ON INSURED SAVINGS. 2'7 YEARS OR MORE . $1000 OR MORE. SHORTER TERM FOR MORE CONVENIENCE. t YEAR OR MORE S1000 OR MORE. STILL SHORTER TERM FOR EVEN MORE CONVENIE NCE. 3 MONTHS $500 OR MORE. DAY IN-CAY OUJ PASSBOOK. $5 MINIMUM NO PENALTIES. EASY AVAILABILITY! •lnt•r1•t cOmPQunded daily ea1ns ind1caled 1nnuat yield when ma1nU1ined tor OM y11r. .. Federal Regu!at1ons require a subsl1n111I 1nleres1 penalty lor early w11hdrawa1. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES • TRAVELERS CHECKS MONEY ORDERS • TRUST DEED AND NOTE COLLECTION CHECK-A-MONTH PLANS • SAVE-BY-MAIL SERVICE NOTARY SERVICES • TAX-SHELTERED RETIREMENT PLANS INTEROFFICE TRANSACTION SERVICE TRANSFER OF FUNDS • SAVINGS COUNSELING SERVICE ', INSURANCE TO $280,000 • Ask for details NOW! FREE CHECKING ACCOUNTS !hrnuqh n1.110' 't,1lo "°',Jr t; trlt' .t,~'if'< T l'l U'>'\ "'"'' tJrl' • r• I' ·' l'1d1v1du.il "rl "'nt~. O'lly • ,,, f. -\ • 7 ~ * Capit'Ql and,., ·t•t~'f•.~;O\'Pr. 't~\'ice le!A!'1 r~q 1ire1,n~nts. *ASSETS GVER sf1 BILLION STRONG .... 4 Member: F.ederal Home Loan Bank System Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Affiliate: First Charter Financial Corporation. Garden Grove 12.141 Garden Grove Blvd. at Harbor Blvd. 534·8690 Huntington Beach 7830 Edinger Ave. al Huntington Center 842-9311 Buena Park 823L La.Palma Ave._ across from Buena Park Center ' 522·2801 Costa Mesa 3110 Br istol St . in White Front Center 979,9500 OPEN SATURDAYS Convenient offk:e1 serving Southern 1nd Northern C1lifoml11 Including: 1.lHl.l,IQAA ·AZUSA• 9EV1:Rl.Y HILLS · BU(NA P.AAK ·COSTA ME~· CARDEN GROVE· GLEtr.IOAlE HAWTHORNE· HOLLYWOOO · HUNT1Nf>TON 9E>oCl--!• l.J'oK.(W000 ·LANCASTER· LA PIJENTE l OS ANGELES.WILSHIRE CENTER· MANHATT""! BEACH · MONTCl.AIR • MQt-.ITROSE • NQRWJ.1..1( • PALMO"lf PALOS VERDES ESTl.TE.S • REOONOO BEACH· SANlo\ ~ONICA ·!Ht.AMAN OAKS· SOUTH BAYCENlf~ TE:MP\.E CllY · WHITTIER·uPlOWN • W1-11n 1ER-l!AST 8 £L CA..()N·SAN DIEGO ALIO IN: SAN FRANCISCO· OAKLAND· 8ERl(E.LEY • SA.N JOSE· SACRAMENTO · OAlY C1TY.W£STUKE iAW MA1iO • REOWOOO ClTV ·SAN AAFA£1..• MONTEf1EY • EL CJRf!IT0_· RICHMOND .._~~ Cf!W SAN Em\JNO • ""l.lEJO • lOS Cl.'.10S •SUNNYVALE.· fREMONl • ttA~RO • SAN LEAN~ "'"' i : ' ' ' .. I . \ DAILY PJLQI QUEENIE Entire Tribe Faces Parking {lassi e Heats UJJ - Death from Drought "Someone told him he resemtNed Ki.aain&er, and be 'a been lmpo11lf>le ever since." L. M. Boyd Roosters Born . . lf'itlt 'I'lteir (;ift It wa.! decreed in the 1i1iddle Ages that nuns mtLSt not be penniUed to eat beans. Because beans were thought to be a potent sex stimulant. None other than St. Jerome Was the authority for ttus fanciful riot.ion. First of the mail carriers tn this country \\'orked on commission only. They pocketed 1 ..... 0 cents for each letter and one cent for each newspaper they delivered. 1'1ore than 4-0 percent of the di· vorced fathers oow fail lo keep cur· rent on their support payments within a year of tl)c breakup. Not many people realize that Ta· basco sauce is a superb silver polish. QUERIES FROM CLIENTS Q. "Does a barnyard rooster have to be taugh t to crow?" A. No, even if born deaf, said rooster can sound off. Q. "Who in vented the steel guitar?" A. A Ha~oaiian instrumentalist named Joseph Kekuku about 1895. Q. "~low many authenticated cases are on the record wherein barracuda have been known to attack hwnan be- ings?" A. About 36. ' In that matter of eating, Bertolt Brecht said. "Grub first, then ethics." Countess l\1orphy said. ••-Plain cooking canoot be entrusted to plain cooks." And to all of this I'd like to add, "No philosophy get.. lo the middle of the mat· ter as qu.ickly as corned beef and cabbag2." d You can figure six marriages in every 10,000 in lh is country are behi:een first cousins. In Britain, the number is 60 ln 10,000. ln Spain, 460 1n 10,000. SARDO. Ethiopia (AP I - Villagn of gravts dot the arid plains of Wollo Province, stretching from the Red Sea to the 7.000.loot ~arpment.s of the central plateau. Drought. famine and neglect threaten the n:tinctloo ol a ~ tribe or "'arrior n 0 m a. d s ~Tl as the Affan of Danattils. Rain fil led dry river beds this month for the first tlrne in five years. But It came late. 11JE SHEEP, GOATS and caU~ that "'~ the Danakil:i' sole livelihood have long since died, and most or the plain's game has ned the encroaching desert. Bones and carcasses litter the Danakil Game Reserve abutting the french territory <lf the Affars and Issas. l\.lnsl of it Is sand now. inhabited by ostriches, a few gazell.e and lhe pitiful survh'ors o r Ethiopia's most prim it iv e minority tribe. Vultures sit atop every telephone pole lining the sole highv•ay from Gombolcha to the Red Sea port of Assab. One can drive 100 miles and see nothing' but the small piles of stones the Danakils put on waves lo k.eep· the hyenas from digging up their dead. .. THEY ARE A forgotten people,·· said ~laj. Tt>ferra \\'oldetensae, the American- trained district governor at Bali. "If !he situation con- tinues. nearly all the Danakil "·ill die. lf it rains again. a few \\·ill survh•e along lhe ri\"t'-~. In the interi.or. they are nearly all finished." Teferra took over two months ago as the sole Elhio· pian administrator of Dana kil coon try. covering 3 O , O O O square mill?S, an area about the size of Iowa. He does not know the death toll in five )'ears except that it runs into the hundreds of thousand<;. !\o one has e\·cr taken a censl.l!I of the Danakils and there arc no offi C'ial fifitllres "" how many there v,.ere before the f amine ~ta rted . \\'esterners in E t h i o p i a estimate their numbers at 1.5 million fi\'c or si x years ago. "\\'E NEVER HAVE been able to count all the deaths." he said. "They die in lhc in· tcrior and they are buried \\ith no one knowing. I do know th.1t one ,;mall area \\'hich had a popul.1 lion of 113.000 "·as reduced to 47 ,000 v:ithin four months. and that's just one example ... rate at 30 to 50 a day in area.'5 he can reach by c.ar, and ad. mill: these are dose lo the highv.-ay v.·here the toll Is Lightest. .., have seen people licking the soil ror moisture." he si.ld. ':They die with mud in thcir stomacM. It Ls a Danakil tradition to v.·ash their dead before burial but there is no v.•ater. "~fY DISTRICT lS covered with new graves. Th e SUT\'h'OTS have even sold the ir guns. somelhing a Danakil v.·il) nevt'r do unl('SS he i !I desperate. They have lost •We neller ha"e been able to count all the deaths.' e\'erything. They are a dying race." Fi,·e years of drought ha\•e spurred massive international relief efforts elsevthere in Ethiopia, but there was no fami ne aid in the Danak ils' Aw-sa district until Teferra at· rived. In his two months as governor. he has set up t\\'<l relief shelters near wells along the 250-mile high•lay bisecting the region. Go\•ernment trucks bring grain -~ pourxls per family per month -to destitute tribesmen strong enough to reach the highway. EACH SHELTER only con· ta.ins about 3.000 Danakils, and thousands drop of thirst and starvation bcl"Ore they can reach the life-sav ing strip <lf asphalt. Bedlu Dadsse. a social v.·orker at the Sardo shelter, Police scholars say the~only thing obscene.-telephone callers have in common is they're alm~t never danger-Tcferra estlniated the death - ous. • AGE OF CONSENT L.A. LINES Am asked the age or sexual consent. In Delaware, s311 it's 7. ln Florida, New Mexico and South Dakota , it's 10. MONTH In Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Indiana, Kentucky. Louisi· TELlrHOHI COMrAN'f' 1"~!~ .. ~~!RS Wo•h n' w-Hoin:\111 fw -n tho! foll in pl.c. _,u,,.Uy, . 20S2 Newport Blvd. ~--·"'' said many DanalOls \\'alk fi\'e days (or a handoot of grain and "'aler. • "\\'e can only c ommit ourstl\•es to saving people within five kilonielers (three mllesl on each side of the road," he said. "Y.'e just can- not reach the qiajority 1n the interior, and that's where they're dying. E\'en hert•. \\'here v.·e ha'·e a feeding pro- gram and clinlc, some of the people arrive so weak they die anyway." BtdJu pointed to an old v.·oman v.·ith protruding ribs l)•ing quietly In onr of the priniith·t strav.· huts that make up the Sardo ··mspital." A \\'F.ST QER~1 AN helicopter team based in Des3e. n tov.1l high on th~ escarpment overlooking !he Oanakil desert, has volun· tttred tG fly relief mission!!. and two Englishmen arc sun·eying a possible dam site l'1 help relieve the \\.'at.t-r shortage. But Teferra is crilical of hi s o~,, government and most in- temational relief agencies for concentrating nearly all their efforts in the mountains along the maiD norUWOUlh J\i.ghWay from AddiS Ababa lo Asmara. and ignoring the more isolated Danakil lowlands . "I have repeatedly told the government ia-Addis what 1 need. So far ·r ha\·e nothing ," he said. Teferra ~id he desperately needs medical Sf'rvices, a n1obilc l\'a ter supply. tanker trucks, more relief shelt~rs and roads to reach the in· tcrior. CROSSE POINTE l\'OODS. ~lld1. (A P) -~tart.in D. l"ot· tcr, 38, says he wil1 demand a jury trial in th.ls )»Sh Detroit suburb v:hcn he goes to court \\'ednellday tor a l"Ull~in v.ith a meter maid. Police charged PoUtr with '•interfering with a public saiety officer" alter th<>y handcuffed him and took him lo jail where he \\. a I photographed a nd finget'J)rinted. P 0 TT E R 'S TROUBLES started "\\-hen he couldn"l talk the meter maid out of a ticket she "''as abou t to put on his car.· "She "·ooldn"t C\'~n Gh'e mr a chance." he said. ··So I \\mtled t.o give 60mcone else a dlan<e. "I took'·the rest of my 1X'fl· nies and v,.ent do\\,, tl'K' block giving e\'ery car another six minutes.'• HENRY WOODS, pu b 1 I c Mff'ty director. said PoUer gave the meter maid a bad time. "She :v.11.s upset t'flOl,lgh to call .\he polir<>." Wooc!S said. ..\\'e had a meter n1akl run over a few years ago and we don't Med people \\'ho ug· gravate nleter maids." Poller ren1ained in· credulous. "They handcuffed me.·· he said. "That's "'hat made me madder lhan hcll. I told th('nl to go ahtad and c.."harge n1e. I'd like to test their silly, stupid ordioance." "The government sen d s PUBLIC NOT JCE grain v.·hen the people need i-----------1 meat and milk ," he explained. 1 u,.r•tt>•'Lt0'~~4; 0 , THE ''The Danakils are nomadic jf"ATE cw CALtFO•HIA FO• h rd ··~~.i • TMf_ COUNTY OF O•AHGE e smen. not ~ to a grain ..... A·trnl diet It disa,.,,.ees with lhem NOTICE (), HE A•INO 0, ,ETITION • '?' . ' FO• ,..0.ATE 0, WILL ANO ,0. lhey get su;k and It ag· LETTE•S TESTAMEHTAllY ..... avates the problem ii.ere E•l•!t 04 PAVLtNE w 'r'IOOOA•O. -&· • Oe<;t&..., are plenty o( shelters in the NOT1ce.., 1s ~E•Eev c.1vE11 '"•' ' b the don' t•k AVOREY 0ENS1".0ll E ~I• lllt11 f\trton f mounlaITTS. ut Y t I e pe11t1.... 1or Prc!l)11t 01 Y•lll ... ., tor lhc clim111te up there and there l••"""l'ICt 01 Lrntr1 l t •'•"'t<>t••1 to ,"' . pe111l-r, rti.ronct to Wflkll II Mldt tor is trouble \\ilh other tnbc>s. 1ur1~ 01r11cu11 ... •"" ,,,., , ... '""" • ..., "Th kit · P'•c• of "'•rlno '"' ••mt 11•• Dt1<1 u 1 e Dana s are v.·amors. 1or ,,...,c,, u, 1ti.. ,, t:oo '·"'. 1., ,,.. They f;ght with the Gallas in (ourlroom of Oe~•tm1n1 No. J of •••d . <OU<I. I I 100 Ch11c C•'llt • Or•v• Writ, If\ the \\·est, the Tigres in the ,,,. Cl•, o1 S..nl• Arw. C•l11ornl1. orth nd the I · the 01•ec1 ...... ,ell •· lt14 n a s.sas Ill W1LLIAM E. If. JOHii. south; SomCii:ries I force EOWIHc::rHf~t~~E slor\'1ng Danakils lo come up ,..o. ••• Ml to the mountains v.·ith me but''" Clfmt:"'•· c1111or1111 ,un !1lt) "'1-41\1 I know they v.·oold rather die •tten1" "" "'"1111111r · h d l •• Puoll•~ 0••119e (O••' 0 .. 1, Pno1. tn t e eser . M•r(l'I 11. u. 1•. 1~" 14~" , LOOK AT YOUR LEFT WRIST •.. and now look at these new Rotex watches. Somebody·s going to wear them. Who has a better right than you? A. Rolex ~ubmariner 30·jewel self-winding with date chronometer in Oyster case. Pressure·proofed when case. crown and crystal are . ' intact. 5341 .50. B. Eighteen karat yellow gold Oyster case with matching "Presidenl's-·braceleL 301ew.I self· winding day·date c hronometer movement. ' s 1,550. Do Something Beautiful ... c...-A(~~1-~e<1-..,_nu~E•11••0 6o ............. Uf11 1~ i.IUI• °'""1'0. IO». SLAVICK'S Je"·clers Since 1917 18 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH-644·1380 Open Da11y:10a.m. lo 5:30p.m. Mon. and Fn. 1 O a.m. lo 9:30 p.m w.1 .. ~1~01 T.,. •• flOt Ou"9'0 L1Ct<"101,L1>1&bo• A•'IO S..~O~•""l~•~•ll'• Buy the Daily Pil at far Peanuts (and a lat of other great comics) ... still just $2.65 o month delivered 7 days a week 642 ·4321 (Direct ar callect} ana. ?tlississlppi, New Jeney .. North Carolina and Ten-t7"l2>4 -~F .;.1.~11ri,· C•"• """' neMee, it's 12. In Utah, it's 13. In Georgia, Maine and 'l'~~:;;:;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiii~i l Oklahoma, it's 14.. In Washington . it's 15. In 16 other states ( and the District of Colwnbia, it's 16. In Iowa, il's 17. HURRY-UP, LIAIRDOS ·. And in st.ill another 14 states, it's 18. What this means is n lbat any man, who engages in the extreme romance with CUT, BLOW 'N GO.I a girl wxler the age or consent, can be prosecuted ror statutory rape. And the penalty ranges from a year in We stiow 'IOU how to care for tt'lem step by step. Ovr Jail to death. curt coaxing SCISSOR STYLES are all lvss·lree and functional and are easy to do as iusl Shampoo! In· Most of the Very Important Persons listed in "Whfs eluded are lamp cuts. hn ger tumble culs, Curling iron WOO" are firstborn sons. So were 21 of our pres.idents. As cuts. blower cut s. was~ towel dry. brust'! ·n fluff cvts ls a phenomenally high proportion of our astronauts, or simple wash. and we ar cu ts. They are atl SCIS· scientists and top business executives. Some scOOlani coo· SORED. take-care-ol-yourself styles. Good for any dude therefore that first born sons are far more likely, age. any hair. NO teasing. no rollers, no pins. NO nevermind, you get it. POLLUTING HAIR SPRAYS. AL SO NO SET PER· MANENT WAVES. YOU MAY NEVER WANT TO There are compt,ilers now ~swift an<f enomiou.s that SET YOUR HAIR AGAIN. one such is capable ·or calculating some separate item of information about every human being on earth "ifhin 20 minutes. JOSEPH'S SCISSOR STYLING Hunti'!f!"o::.Beoch Fullerton ACldress moil to L. /.I. Boyd, P. 0 . Box 1875, New- port Beath 92660. 9564 A.ft. JDS H • ......,. ..... 96S-3535 879-3863 SANTA MONICA 12M513 ,. ...... i. .. ""'ISlt •L 8180. SAN IERNAROINO 1-711 ......... ,,..., MtOt"M I~. NEWPORT BEACH 845·3740 rtet rl'OfotMooOll ll ••110. WOOOUNll'HILLI 347-6847 • Opit11 Doflily I A.M. .. I 0 r.M.• Set. S.' t. S P.M. Lindora's unique program is a safe and practical method for the entire lamily to lose '¥eight and learn how to mainlain proper weight ... under the strict supervision ol Medical Doctors. Call for information •Monday t/1ru Friday 8 AM. to 6 P.M. COSTA MESA POMONA • 557-1193 523-1 855 Mtll Vt•d• PomOl\I Vtll•. ,t0lt11•0f\f1 Bid;. M•Cl•tll C•f.1tf CERRITOS 924-570 c •• .,,o. r,~,, • .,.,..1111e1f E. LONG BEACH Lindora MISSION HILLS" HAWTHORNE 597.0371 MEDICAL 365-1 138 879·9238 lo.AllOI "''l~•on "•"'11\0<'l'll Mdi,•I C.llltr hltdt1;1I 81<1~. IJtC11cal C.<lttr CLINIC . GAROEN GROVE LONG BEACH PASADENA 534.2051 42MS49 796·2614 ,,,,, K8 Prolea110<1al C<aCOl t< '"°'"'•01'111 8100. foL~OOO a ... ~ a10-,. IHERMAN~GAKS-WEST COVINA ORANGE LA HABRA RIVERSIOE -fUUE RTON 719-7103 • 962·3438 531·2395. 694-1029 717-8250 462·0813 170-9501 G!lllUl'l•'IO<l~I "1a•on T11111n.C~•P"'•~ M111e•t\1 lltlf•C tt ••• &!•!t Coll ... ''''''"''"' aioo. 81!1~ l'•Qllll•G~ll 810g. M•ll'•~a1 1111 ~ ..... l.!•d.1;1! Crr.llt l.ttll''" 11~. If ifs becoming o hossle lolind o gasstalion lo fill it up, try"IJs:Wlth over'l,087 bus stopo ond 19 routes servicing 22 of the 26 cities in Oron ge County,, we'll get you there. Disneyland, Laguna Beocii or major shopping cenleo;? Thofs easy. Our routes toke in oil of them. One quorter d oes it. Transfers ore free. And if occom· ponied by a fore paying passenger, so ore children under 12. l ook ov~r our bus s,hedules ond you'll see whot wo meon. Time tables that scan eosily. General @ informotj>n. And on overall route mop. '..0 Next tt111e toke the bus. And help fill ii up. ~' I I AddreU•------------- 1 l LC·'V·--::....-=..-----21• 7-1 _ __... __ _. ' • I iClemente, Valley Playhouses Open Jap a1iese Swry Slated for Film : That'!! Y.hat they'rt saying do\\TI at the ·San Clemente CommllnHy Thc.:iter th.ls w~k \l'~tl ;i'lk!,'d the name or their n~xt ~11r::iet1on. That's the ti· tle of 1h1• µlay 'A'h.lch open, 'T'hiu·sduy for a three-weekend run, lk·l'Or1 111lJ.: prol:>11bly the hrieft'·i:t 1lt1('(t ~how to hit tho Orange Co:1~t in a good n1auy ~('ars -lil'.1t111~ lhe previous l'h1mp i11 1J1::iL d{'parhncnt, "I ~iv .. Richard Andersen is U1rec- ling the l-fl'nry Llvmgs farcl'. 8 P1(l\1••• of !IM TlAll fX ClUSIYl l ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS! ~NO OOUIT lllolA•SHA M•SON Will GO JH( OSCAll"'-lli<lc ~,,.,,., · Chonn•I ll CO.SIAR JAM.IS C'AAN ; UST DllllCTOll llST CINfMATOGIA'1-4Y llST COSTUMIS 11.00 MAT, WED. 1 ~.M, COHT!'I! !.IT. I. IUM. rvu. IJOM 1 '·._ ,_., .. ~··· '''",''' -~.~-o·••• ......... ......... ,.. ·~·' t•1 1~•1 ' J ACAOfMY "IOllllNATIONSI JIR. lllCMOUOll THI LAST DETAIL !ltl 'lllTY MAIDS All IN A IOW 111 ............... " ''''" •... . .... ~,. .... 111 116Z 1 ACAOfMT' NOMIN•TION~! M•ISMl lllA!.Otl t JAMU (.U.N (1.1 ...00NUOH11NO .MISTllliS111 {'J I SWl~IN ,U,S'l'(ATS,.1 (3 I -UN YllGIN llJN•f\ ··~ lll•t• ••• , .......... 0" ...... •t,·lll~ i' 1CictMV NOMtN.,'f)QN't .. JHI WAY WI WI Rt IJIO\ '1\lf t DOlDlr MIW'fll , IUTillHllfS ARI JRll1 .. , "hlch pilS lhc ~·orking clast u~:iinst th~ power-s that be. Jlar'A.ly Dabh.ng hc.'l<ls the San Clemtlntc c.'.lst a~ a new employe ""'ho upsets th e e:itabl.lshnll·nt's applecart. OTllER.S IS the cornpany 1're Leslie llc•ide, .John t-.lcGulre, Bevl'rly Sparks, CJI Jordan and Shl'rry Uawno.n , "Eh?" will play ThursdaY._s I h r o tt g h Saturday~ until /\J)rll 13 at the Cabritlo Playhouse. 2l:n Aveni d a C:ibrillo, San Cleme11te. Call 492-0-iGS for resen•ations. Jncu.lt·ntally, San Clemente may ;il~ h;1\'C the tongcst- tilled play of the Sf!'asoo. Audi· Hons were announcr'd thi!i l'.'ctk for the next shov.·. called ''The Sudden and Accidental Ht'-cducation of 11 o r s e Johnson." Tn·ouL'i are April l and 2 at 8 o'clock.for a cast of d_ldo _,..._ ·------· -·~ 3 m MANN THEATRES ~n~.-1111 .. !)M llllATION~ I Joanne \ WoodY.'ard Sumn;<.r I Wishes, Winter Orcan1s CWUIT I •l • 1-AI W.. J OO. IU ''' .._J"OI .,lU$• • Jock Le111111e11 '"SAVI THI TIGll" '"'Ille Taming of lbe Shrew" Intermission Tom Titus at Sooth Coa!t Rt>pt-rt.ory, 1827 Newport Bl\'d., Costa Mesa. Ailo running loolght through Sunday with an 8 o'clock cur· KYOTO, Japan (AP l -ci~ by S«Ying N • lain and stagc.'Ci by guest Sa-eenplay writer Le-.·is John voulnt~r with the American director Dan S u 11 i v a n . Ca rlino announced he is forces \n Korea and IO prow., Reservations &46-1363. v•orklng on 1~ 1eenario of h.is loyally to the United four mrn and three y,·omen un· der the dtrocllon of 1lazcl Bur· &>nice Awards luncheon. "And MlSI: R.eardoa Dri.llkl ''The Two Worlds of Jim States. Rccipcnts of the grand a Uttle" at the Lagun• ENTERTAINMENT Yoohida," ~11lch recounts the Finally, Yoohidl "*' the notes arc I.he Westminster 1'-1 o u Ito n Playhouse, 606 experiences ol an American of U.S. govem.meat to re1aln hl.s * Laguna Canyon Road , Laguna Japanese ancestry, who fought citi:.enshlp. Al.SO OPt.:NING this week Community Theater, which Beach. Perfonnanc'CS tonight bl two \\'8J"S not to his llking. Carlino said he la worklnC ~~ii1:y1~a~c .. ~~e~~~1~1~~~ ~n b:d~; ~: %ra:8m!: =1!31=1~1 !~~~~ 'M ousetrap' ' cr;:r~lno~1~er1:~~~r. =~ :~1n ~!:.wtz'. the Seven Dwarfs" far the !heater soon to be opened, and Reservation,, 494-0743. "'hich starred Peter Boyle, a5"0clate editcr of the ~er Fountain Vallcv Corrwnunitv lhe Fountain Valley Com· '"Ibe Apple Tree'' at the S • P<lula Prent iss and EI i Post , which has 10ld mott Theater under the direction Or munity Theater, recognized C-osta ri.1esa Civic Playhouse lll~VOr \\'allach. said he \\'as gel.Ling than 50,000 ~ Ron Albertsen. for its work in dtildren's on the Orange Co unt y accllmatlzcd to Japan. "'here .------'---::::-:-- 1iK' mus I ca I production drama. Fairgrounds Ito be revie"·ed T R • aOOut haJr of the Jim Yoshida ~ makrs lts debul Friday night Wtstminster will soon an-Thut.!day). Directed by Pali 0 ebre movie ~ill be film ed. and ~·ill be presented 1',riday~ nounce auditions for the first Tambelllni, the mlalcal tri-'Yo.sh.ida, a Seattle-born ' at 7:30 and Saturdays and show in the 0ew playhouse , logy plays Friday & Saturday LONDON (AP)-The stage Japanese-Americ an and a Sundays at 2 o·ctock for three "Don't Drink the Water.'' al &!30. Reservations ss&-5300. manager or the w 0 rl d '5 former high sct.>ol football "&.AST TAN~ u·cekends. v;hi\e the Fountain Valley "R.li.n '' at the HUt\tington longest-running stage show ~ star, lost hls U.S. citizenship ' IN PARIS" Reservations and further group is in rehearsal for Beach Playhouse, 2110 r.lain ret~ing at the end o{ this "'hen he fough t in China as a ______ cxJ informotion are k.ning handled "Snow \Vhite and ·the Seven St .. il1i1lin'"""" Beach (to be wee " member or the Imperial ""'" n.. --" ,, ln F 'da ,,..... Anthony 11untley Gordon Japa·-anny w h 1 ch o.o. lilal • lvth ~ at IW2-691'2 or 962-2005. u'll'u..iis, . open g r1 Y· reviewed FrJday l. Jean Koba v.·as the stage manager "'hen '"'""" "WH IFS POPPA" * * di ~. •' Id So 1 conscripted him in 1943. lie (OJ r""... u1e o merse "'nle M---trap," a det-11· .. , I ~ '' • -~··~;cd:":_~lo"....'~~·~a~;~n_h~~~Am".'.'.~'~d~c~an~~~~~~~~~~~~ GUESS WllO'S coming to ON TirE BOARDS this ~taugham drama, on stage thriller by Agatha Christie,i . dinner at Orange Coast week, aside from the afore--Friday and Saturday at 8:30. "'ent into rehearsal on Sept. College? None other than mentioned productions, nre a Reservations 842-5421. 15, 19'.62. wilh the cast predict· "Dracula," the vampire oount half dozen contlnuing attrac· "Swa p !'llett" at Golden ing a modest run. who stopped off ot Golden tions. Summarized in capsule We.5t College, a potpourri of Now over 65 and the last re- West CoUege last season. rCrm , as space is of the cs-one-act. plays, some original. malning member of t h e The classic horror play will scncc, they are: all student direct.ed. Final original company by many be staged Wcdne9day through. "~Ian of La !'11ancba " at performances Friday and years. Gordon is quitting Saturday, J\.1ardl 27·30, under Sebastian's Wes t o Inner Saturday at 8:30 in the GWC because of his health after .uie· directloo ot John Ferzac-P-lifylioose, 140 Avenida Pico, Community Theater on cam· 8.8S2 performances at the ca, who promises a new twist San C1emente. Pfffonnanccs1_Pll'I __ · ___________ Arn_ bassadors Theater. to the bloody proceedings. .tonight through Sunday at 8:40 You'n have to see the show to tmder the direction of John find out what th.at twist is, 1'~erzacca, wbo gels around. however. Reservations 492-9950. Heading the OCC cast are D."jiiii!iiJi!ii.ii:iiiEiiiiiiiiiiil :r.t. }larris 1n the 1itle role with II · · ' Jay Theodore as the vampire hunter Van }lelsing and Sue Bates as the young lady who's going batty over it all. Others arc Ruth Quick. S t a n I c y Tudor, Clery! Andcr800, Chris Anderson ahd Le s McDonough. Performances · Ix-gin at 8 o'clock at the col le ge alKiilorium and admi.s8ion is free. * 1WO LOCAL theater groups are each $1,000 richer today after receiving hooors at the annual Dlsncyland Community a FOUNTAIN VAUIT "'., "'i-.--1 .oo:;v.;=. ~;;;;;-~. II 5.11/Stlll TII 21JI "ltlLY TWO H•TS" 11'0) W~dy1.-l 1JI 511/S11n l:U41IH1JO ILICTll• OLIDI' IN •LUI" (l'G · Wllf'(H:4J.10:1J S1t/511Hl•J:•11IJ. ll :441 ,/"?FOUNTAIN YAlll T ... ~~~D ........ lorn.-;w.:;, ~ i;o,:;., ' II hl/IM TU l :JI MILO OVllU ''THI P'OSllDOH ADVI NTUltl" Cl"OI Wkdft.-11lJ.f1U 511151111 11)0.l;4f.f:M+ll:ll J w.o NEAM( him. PW'llSOI . OlOirr lllU&[ HELD OVER 3rd llG ~ ORANGE COUNTY COSTA MESA GARDEN GROVE U.A. (7J4.S4Q.OS94) Hiway 39 Or1ve·ln 01 4·534-6282) GARDEN GROVE LAGUNA Niguel (714-4%-1253) Grovt f714-S37-6600) Soulh Coast (114-494-1514! FOUNTAIN VALLEY Fountain Valley-11 (71~160Cll MISSION VIEJO Edw11ds Cinema Viejo (83()..G981G) . WESTMINSTER Cinema Weat 13 {714-892-4493) LOS ANGELES COUNTY LONG BEACH Plaza 1429.J012J LONG BEACH U.A. Cinema (43i:;·2en LOS ALTOS ORIVE·IN 1420-74221 Al.BOPLAYlltOATOTHUI 1HEATRES~SOUTHDIN~A • _.w, ..... -• -·· ----.--.:::7.:, ....... ·-- HAVE YOU SEEN THE ."EXORCIST''? OSCARHOMIHU SHOWCAS! 7 Academy Awo•d Nominations '"''-"Save The Tige•" RyH&T .... O'MHI "Poper Moon" IPGI, 10 ACADEMY AWAIO NOMINATION -· BEST PICTURE 0:..!:' ~ 1'111'° CLIFY' AOURTSON (PG ) -· -... S f401UM l ' '" ' .. ,..,,..._u,,,.~ • "AMERICAN GRA,ITTI" ... "PHI 'N TILLIE" II "llLLY TWO HATS" .... "ELECTRA GLIDE IN ILUI,. (Ill) "IUSTINO" .... "WHIRE'S POPPA" (R) "JEREMIAH JOHNSON" {PO) "' "Th• Thlaf Who Cam• T• Dlnnw'' "POSEIDON ADVINURI" (G) -"NEPTUNE FACTOR" "'l~IS'IS / A COMEDY RK>T. If ' YOU'RE LOOKING fOI LAUGH11R, DON'T MISS IT! Mtl l rMln ho1 '"'"'" tlilf ...,. ef the '"'""'''' KrtwD.H ~111 tlnct !tie Mar11 lrethen." ~ ··~-·-r•·N BEST PICTURE ' l lV ULL .... ~1< 11'1 "ING•~·~ el~G/AAOj'' -· i!llkMf~ THE &REATEST ADVENTURE OF ESCAPE! JOE.GREV 2nd Would you like to have the facts on Exorcism? You are invited to hear" Dr. Walter Martin, noted American theol09ian and author speak on "EXORCISM: PACT OR FABLE?" at Newport-Mesa Christian Center, 148 Twenty-Second St., Costa Mesa, Wednesday, March 20 at 7:00 p.m. IEST PICTU!tl llST ACTl:ISS • Ol.IHO.\ J.ACk$0N NOMINllS • ~ SHOWING TOGETHER r CMnt 1 WHAT THIS FILI .................. EXPOSES lBDIJT is lljp._ -.., UNOUCOYU llCE ••,;:-CDPS CAl'T IE --smo11ou1 ..-...-•• TY SET; .... ORLY MERE! ·~···~· I OWl\~U '> 1 l\1 \1 \11 \111< . . . '" ' ' ' I • "JUDGI ROY llAN" '" ................... , ..... . (<ID, ......... , .... , •... ~" "'"'t:.1::m '"':" .,;:::;."~ • • • I• • B p &:00 '"' 7:00 7:M ... • ,, to 11: 12: -,, ,, "' L~ ,. + .... . . ~ . 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D B [JJ O§mNlc '"'"' lrlJtllf)-....,_(11 list.ti "B!tc• 011 101 8lu1b111d'" A lllm l1sll"1I !Ion· J:IO B Mtrlt; "O~ Suunna·• (•tO 'SO 011111 t !Htcl llonor IHm .i11 111d1 -Rod C1mtron, Fcrr1rt Tucku. Wednesday 2:00 D "KIM K11m 1 ttr1Hta" loo'") ·so -Altc Gulnntu, Jo•n Crttnwood. • "Stlti"Hen" (dr1) ·~~ow· DAYTIME MOVIES •rd Dutt, 811111 Doftlt")'. 9 (C) "Slllt""P Di1111tn~1" (dft ) t :IO a [C) "Ill el a..,.tr1" (adv) ·~ika Connors, Mu i• WindlOI. -·~Miik 01mo11, $cl lli"01btl, 1:00 Cl)'"Klla ti Dttltl" (dra) '47 - 10:00 "SllnriM •l Ce"'°""'" CollCI. Yctoi Mtlurt, Riehard Widnurlt. I THE FAMILY QRCUS By Bil Keane - . . .. "' ""' 111 wish rhe robin5 would 9et here so winier would be over." Success I ritates l Gal l 11izJersonato1 By ~IARIL\'N A:-.ill HY GARONI-:R Q: I ~·as a stonlsbed s.ttlag Jim Balley perform in ,\llaml Beach to find he looked and sound~d exactly like Judy Garland and Barbra Streisand . ~·111 he f'\'er, after uttalnlng success copying other staf'S, be able lo do him· 11rU and erase that irna~r·~ Also how has suct'ess affeetetl hint'..'-:\lrs. Corinne Sanlino, Tamarac. Fla. A: '·Success." Bailcv bell ows. "has more disadvan- tages than adranlagcs. it only means you have to ~·ork harder. "If you 're St.•nsi1h·e. like 1 an1 . you're obli\·lous to critics' raves about \·our talcnl. "Some perfonn<'is begin to believe their O\\ll pub· licit~'. Then f<ill Into liquor. drugs and, pol'., thl.'r tu1nblc froni the tliµ. ·• The fcn1<1le iinperson:itor )\ho hopes one das to ~ hi1115(:\f, and hns The \'Oice :ind lall'1lt to i;o 'ol."ith it, is 'Glad You Asked That' by Marilyn and Hy Gardner bilter about 11vo facets of success. ''Last year·s frie11ds." he laments. ··don 't flt this year. They don't belong tn your li fe any1nore. "You ha\"e to be \'Cr~· 11·ar~-about ~-horn you trust In fact." Bailey bitched to Alex Hen Block . ''once ,·nu reach the lop you can't tru~t anyone. People in the bi1si- ness see me as a threat. You can have the greatest rricnd lu the \\'Orld, but "·hen nioney gets in\·Ol\·OO. look out. Let it be kno\111 you have no money and it's like a sil.'\'C, they all go g6oclbye ." ' Q: Though lhere "·ere usually denlah or a romancf'. now that thc)·'rc no longer co-slarrtng on TV, isn't it ~ true Bridget REALLY kives Bemle?-~1rs. C. Stedman, Baltlmorf'. A: That's \rhat other C'asl men1be rs ~peeulated "'hen 1\feredith Baxter. upon flying home from France, immedi· atcly \·isitcd the Jlolly11·ood si:t of Darid Birney's mo l'ie "Cara ran to \'actares." Q: Doesn't Dirty Sally remind you of Tugboat Annie from the old Wallace Betry movies? Any relation.1bip be· t"·ttn the t~·n aclre-sses?-~lakolm Brady, Brooklyn. A: r\o. Excepting the similairties-betY.:een the t~·o lead roles. Both dereloped a love-hate relationship u·ilh !heir leading men. Like some coup!Js ~·atch.ing the sho11·. l\1ar ic Dressler pla~·ed Ann ie. Jeanette t\olan introduced Sally in a segment of "Gunsmoke'' t"·o sea.sons ago. Q: llow man y tim e' has Raymond Durr been married? l'-"bere "'as he born ? And wbat do tbe frequent lt~ms about his "tragic life" refer to?-~trs. E. Jlawkins, Vancouver, B.C. A: Burr \\·as born Raymond William Stacy Burr on l\tay 21. 1917, in New \Vestmiru:ter. B.C. ~le \1·as married three ti1nes. llis first wife, the English·bom Annelte Suth- erland. \\'as killed in a plane shot dov.n by the Gennans in 1943. Divorced from his second \~ifc. his third 11·i fe, Laura ~!organ , died of lcu ketnia in 1955. tl1e same dis· case hi s l().year-0ld son r.llc hael died of hro years earlier. Seurl 1JOUr questions 10 l l y Gardner, ''Glad '\'ou Asked That." care of flds newspaper, P. 0. Bor 15.60, Costa i'Iesa 92660. /llari/1111 and fly Gardner u:ill a11· swer a.~ nw11y question.9 a.~ tl1c11 ca11 in tiieir c11ll1m;1, but tlu: t:ol1une vf 1nail n1akcs pcrso11al 1·cpl1cs ;111· possible. mobile phone --·--place fl receive telephone calls ln,....rcar --·--•• license Unen1ployed Get Extra Payn1ents SACl!AMJ::NTO I API About 45,000 long ·tcrn1 ·unemployed Collfomlans arc en!ltled to an extra thr~ . ,, OAIL Y Pll.0 T l l Over The Counter l(11ow Saf egua1·ds NASO Lilting• for Mond•r. M•rch 11, 1974 011 C1·edit Cat·ds By S\'L\'IA PORTER \\'e src no1\' m::iking mor,. than 6.10 million b:lnk credi1 card tr.tnsactlons :'l yt'ar. nn1ounting IQ nf'arlr $1• billion In 1973 , up 32 percent 01·cr 1972, Chargrs 011 Otlr n1 u I t i · purpo_<;t' b..111k c-r!'dit car<ls h:l\'l' b('('()rnc a nev.' ~ubstitute for !ht" .ctm,'\ll p . .'l'(.(::ial lon11 <ls "·e lncreas· inl!IY char.er\! bi g • ticket ih'rn s such tis furniture 11n1 lll.'ljur llPflli· ant't·s f<l 1h1•1;e ('<lrds in>.lcad of ta king out personal loans to fin:ince them. r\nd \\0e're p.1~ing th! typical 16 riercent yearly in· tere~1 rate on ~· h a t t> \" e r amouuts 11c. doo 't p.1y pron1p- th· ·xo1\· ln tht> offing is a nc\li· systen1, dt1C' to be iniro:.ltll'('d in the next f,'\\. months bv DankAmericard. \\'hich w"Ould permit cardholders to get in- stant. on. 1nc -~oot financin~ for applianC't's, furniture anrl similar item s ria their blllk C':trds -\\·It h in d i Yid u a I r ·;rfir.ipati ng ll<lllk~ setting the intet e.s! rates TO SU GGE S T th e clin1ensions of the latest credit card ex-plosion. one half of all American {ainilics now have at least one credit 1.·.urd anfl Jl'l(•re than <lilt' half of all our rc!a i! pttrcha!>e~ are hcin~ 1nade l\'ith credit or char~l' cards of l"arious types. :'11or" !h:i 'l ti;} n1illion h:ink crf'Jit C'3rds are in circulation. plus soine 6 n1illion trJ~·cl and cntertainn1cnt c:irds. for 1\·hi<:h holders pay $15 to $17 a year. \'ou can ch a r gl' Cl"er~1hing from tooth e~ trac1ions to to111bst()O('S 1ia 1he cards. Bt1t credit card W fts ha1·e n1ul!iplif'd along 11·ith the ir use and !osSf's due '" cre<lit C'a.rd theft are 00\\' esti ma1ed :i.1 $150 inillion to ~300 rnilhon a Y('.'.l r. El'cn uith todav's arrav of safeguards for earo holde rs. your J iability as an indi\idua\ 1nay amount lo hund reds. ev<'n thou5and<; of dollars. If vou carry at l('ast -nine cre:Jit cards in your \\'Jllct -as some fi million An1erican.~ d., -\·our total liabi litt·. at $50 per. card , could be M5<1. 1)() \"OU KXO\\' the ru les on liab ility? Are you even sure that all vour credit cards arc ~·here uiey"rc supposed to be ? To rrmind you of the pro- \\'UUam F. F3ll'Ceit, pr~i· dent of The Super~1arkt·t ad,·ertising agency, h:is he-en n;unffl chaimHui of t~ lY.ard of Tnnos hlmt. Inc., an in· tcrnatiooal niarkcti.n-:: a n d film production con1p.111y .,.,;th offices in :"\C\l'JX>rt Beach and 1\tr.ka, Jap:~n . • Tim \latur has b...~n named ~enerat manager for Ca talina Crois1·s of 1 .... n::: ll••nch. The Se.1! 1:c11ch i-esi· <IC!lf i.~ ir. n I ~!1 11·, ! r r trans · ;i o r l ll • :ivn opera- ! Io n s o f ••r.r5lT t.011g Beach harbor for !he Red and \\"hitc f lee t. in· elud ing Long -B('a~ t n c.atali.na Island runs. He was pre\iously vice president of Fiesta cruises. \islons under the federal Trulh In l.ttlding law whldi pt'O(ect rour credit card'I: l1)C first key point ls t~t the la\\' spedfi('ally J)roh!blta the m.11ling of credit cards "ex«P( in response to .a re- quest or application lherelor.'' If you ha\'t rcceiv«!d any unsolicited cards, you can report this to the nearest Federal Trade Commission ol· ficc. A second key £.act is that a crtdit card thief \\"ho rings up $5,000 or more in charges on the (";lrd is guilt~· of a ftderat rrirne and .:i bl\1 brfore f()n!,Tess ~·ould lo\\'t.r that Ooor to $1,000. The bill aloo \1·ould make it a fedt'ral crime to sell a credit card 1thich has bee n stolen. BY LAVI, '"Oli hil\"<' no llabi\Hy in the f'\'e:lt your card is sto!t'n if : (I J the issuer has fa ill'd to in form you of an} po1rotia~ liability andio:>r OOs f:ii!cd to pn>\'ide you \li th ~ s elf·add rt'ssed, pre-s1amJX"(l Tl• otice for you to USC if yuu lose the C':lrJ; l2l the ;ard has :i photo of you or .some other 1n\"thod c4 identification of you 11 ~ the P<·rson authori1.cd to llSl' it: (j \ you repoM the loss tx>fore the card thief u:ses it. \'our ma1in1um liabillty is $50 if the card issuer has notified you propeTly and this holds el'en if yoo fail to ootlfy 1h(' issuer of a tlwft promptl~ But remember: $50 for c:lCh l'<Jrd . To protect yoi.:rS<'lf. go o\·er e1·cn· card \'OU now 011·:i anri 'll'stf.oy hy t:Utting in Mlf any eards you do not need. '.\fAKE A LJST of all C'3rdS you 1vant to kttp, v.i!h the name and address of each iss~r. and the account number -and keep this list ln somt' other safe place out.siM your 11·al!ct or purse. -De sure you ~ign all yoor card3 properly, to &\'Oid an in· ~·itation to forgery of rour signaturt -i{cchcck all your cards rrery couple of weeks. If any are missing, telephone the is..,.~r immediately (som e m a i n t a i n round-1he-<:lock hotliries for this pul"'PJ'se l and follo\Y up v;ith a let1cr or tclt"grrtm. mrtking referencr to your prerlous c;:.Jl. M-M""""' -·c. Alto At• .. " .... , All<O If\( All .. 8'• :1:r.'.:. If"~ Am _,,,,, Am f.•pr .1r11 fll'l(I ...... Ftll~ ,.,.. Jwn Am Gtft 4M!<t $~ A.r11 T•1•• A"' Wt!d ............ AllO•<• •I>') Int o ~~~;,. M.l: A .. ,,,. AH<! (.ol• .ttl e,;, Lt AU ~1 ... 1 .t.;lt T•11 ltl•d Al t ltlfd WT , .... " ...... Fe 1!1ld-l lltllf MN Ii•~~ lltl fl••¥tt F ,.,1 ... ''"'" co ~ .. 11. u .. <t Prd e.11 i..~ 91t.b Ct a1g O•m 1110 ..Wd5 lllitd S<>"\ I ' O'! 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'5 ·twtrt Gr•n11r, Oo!ln• R1td, KOCE TELEVISION LOG No C 1pit11 l11~t11rn1111 Mo11•h te ,11\onlii lt111f1I 811i1 OR~~c.F cou~n· R~DID1EllPHO~I SlliVIU ,.,, chec ks. the SUltc cn1plo~·n1cot agt'ncy s::tys. Tho $6.2 rnillion 1vindfall is the result or ne~' legislation, the Emplo}111ent Development L"\:oartment said. Payments will vary from $25 to $i5 per 1reek to these 401 S. S.te F9, persons \\'ho ha\·e used up all SCMN A• the pa)ments fron1 their .35 3305 original w1emplo;111ent a~ ll:OD Sf.V..ME SflEEt IC) s::ro OlMEMSIOHS IN CUL.TIJllES • plications. state officials said . l tCl:t EOVC4TION1'L SCHOOL IN· (Cl "Chllll1•lh•"''-l tuon ' 11~===========~~::;~~~~~~~~~~~~; FORMATION (Cl 1:10 loll. •eOVT YOU !C l '"1'6u AflCI ~too frltEEH .. 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SI.it '"' Sii 1 •.• , 1• OJ Yh!• , ' .. t ,JO lltQt... • '110 u o...<iC. 1 .. 1i1ltlt!,l'ld1'.to :IO.J) VOltO J U tO.• •••·Olwi.,.rio • DrR!/Olt 1t' ngon ,\ new· vchit·le. no"' in production by l~ot·khccd ~1jssilcs ana Space Co .. In Sun- nyvale, is a 2·bod ied. u-whccl-drive \rnrk vehicle that can operate in sand. shalt:. rnud ;;ind l->llO\V, or tr<1\1Cl pri1nary or secondary roads at 55 nip~. 1·11c first producl1un tn odcl is expected lo be ready in less than a year and vllll sell for about $65,00U. U.S. Cost Pa11el Lift s Lid .011 P1·ices of Cru1~1ed Food s \VA SJ.ll NGTO'.': Shoppers can c..>.:l)('Cl to pay more for many cnnned fruits and vegetables in the Yt'akc or " the government 's dccisioo to Cree them from price controls. <-'Ontrols from most canned goods ~·as the first decontrol action by the cowK'il in the food industry. one of the la rgest of the ind u st ri es remaining under controls. -,-..,,.....-.. , -.. -:;;; .... ·-·-T,·; Appointm~nt? But to keep prict'!I front · rising sharp!)' all al once, the Cost of Li vi ng Council said l\1ond ay il has rommitments from 10 major ca nning firnlS not to increase prices for the time being. The> JO firms represent about 30 percent of total production of canned fruiLs and vegetables. Ga.s Dealer Can't Do It LOS G,\ TOS (AP) -A service station dealer .... here has been ordered to stop selling gasoline by ;- appointment only. , 'fhe order. signed by Sant.a Clara County Super- io r Co urt Judge J ohn J\1clnerny, was served J\.1onday on Shell dealer Jerry Sum1ners. 11lE COST OF I.. iv i n g Sun1mers said he started the appointment sys- Council said it is removing ten1 "to restore sa nity to my business" after arriv- cootrols because of a shortage ing at work t\\'O weeks ago to find 173 cars waiting in canned v~ctables and UlC. in line. need to increase planting of Suinmers faces nlisdemean or charges fo r al- crops to increase production lcgedly viola ting Gov. Ronald Reagan's odd-even for the 1974-75 sca!Ofl. s Cl C The ex em P 1i 011 rrom gas sales plan. adopted by a~ta · _ara o~nly controls applies both 10 prices . l\tarch 4. In part. the plan sa.ys ·gasoh~e retailers charged and ',I.ages paid by l; shall ~ot refuse .to sell ga~!Lne to anyone on ap- processors of canned fruit s propr1ate odd or even days. U and \'egetablcs. f If convic~d. be c~ul~ . be fined $500 and/or r Affected by lhc decision are ._ sentenced to six. n1onths in Jail . "" I,223 !inns "·ith 96 ,000 ......_ , J .. ~-. employcs and 1973 s a I es ~ tola\ing $t4 billion. Ma1·ineMidlundBuys. lrvi11e Ba11ki11 g Firni ABOUT • JlERCf~NT of the consumer food dollnn is spent on canned fruits a n d vegetables, t~lC t"OUncil said. The decision to remove COllllELLEASE l£ASING [il , .... hcNry .... , .. °"'" Cllnrolet Lffsh19 Deolfl • New •74 VetJo Hirtc;h .. ac .. S6840 PEit MOHTH Piii' l ill 6 Lit 0.. A-. C•eel•I 11Mo.OEL CONNELL CH!YllOLET 2121 HAllOR ILYO. BUFF'ALO (AP) ~1arine ~tidland Banks. Inc .. a bank holding company. said it has purchased a majority interest in American Dimensions. lnc .. a mortgage banking finn In R. J. DALBEY & ASSOC. Financial Consultants '-llli•ed ....... ._,,.. ...... "._,.. _.,i•al poc: ... ... ,_ 1112 MrWl'Ol:l•"D. -t '.-COil A MHA Irvine. 1'1arinc ~lidlancl said it bought 51 percent ol AnlCrican Dimensions' o u ts t a n d- ing shares for $1.6 mil lion iq cash. COSTA MESA 546.1200 ,. ..,._... 0... •tl-41't ~farine said. "The re- maitl1ng 49 percent of the shares is under opt ion to l\larinc ~lidland to be purchased in 1976 on a formula 009Cd on the future poT"tfo!io size and net "'·orth of" An,erican Dimensions. I fH!S 1$ 1<£f1HER /IN OFFER TO SELL NOR A SOLJCITATION OF Al< OFFER TO 8UY THESE SECURITIES THC OFFERING IS MAO£ ON1..r ar THE PROSPECTUS. a n ew Issue a l imited partnership CONTINENTAL REAL ESTATE PARTNERS, Ltd.-7.+r\ $20,000,000 l imited Partnership Interests $500 Price Per Unit $2,500 Minimum Investment Continen!al Real Estale Partners. Ltd.-74A is a professionally --mant1goa 11m1te:11 parrmmhtp organrze·cr-torthe primary pur pose of providing investors an opportunity to pa rticipate in !he ownership of a diversified package o f large, income pro· ducing properties. Continental Real Estate Equities. Inc. the general partner, 1s a subsidiary of Continental lnvestmonl Corporat1on, a diversi fied, nationwide financ ial services and real estate organization. If you would hke to receive a prospectus at no cost or obliga- llon, slmply return 1he coupon below or call. Ta purc ll.110 rriese uf11!1 a Cal.tornia resld•rtf mus! have an 1n. nu .. 1 ,'l~l',,,e vi !10 000 11rid a ri&r wot th ot !20.000. or a "-' wl)llh ol $1~.000 {•1 descrrO•d rn 11te fH~tui). . --· ....... -----· .... -. ---.......... ---·---· ... -.. ----. :>UTFIO & to ,., d 1 i: .;1 \Jtll 0:-.. d - ' . ( l1 0 t:.JJ-~1iU N''"D'l" r Ar'1 CA gXof,o PLEASE SENO M( A CONTINE NTAL REAL ESTATE PARTNERS, LTD PROSPECTUS AT NO COST QA O&LIOATIO"I. NAM!•-------------------TCL.------- 8T~ll'T ~-----~~---------------- ' c1rv ___________ $TATE------'"---- End to Gas Lines Not Likely Yet By The Alsoclated Pms High pnces at the gasoline pump and oo the utility bill are not likely to come do"·n, and there "·oo't be much tnorc · gasoline at the neighborhood service station for about t"o montm. That is ~'hat lhe nutwn·s major oil companies ~id about ~1onday's announcement that the Arab oll embargo aguins t the Uni tt'<l States lwd been lifted. 1'hc eotnparilcs said they were a fraid COOSWllers n'ight cX\X!cl c1uirk re<Allts from lhc t'1nb<Jri;o':s e"'1. OIL C0.\1rAi\'lES and Gas Se nds SAN FRANCISCO (AP1 The natural ga s shortage is going to drive sugar priCt'S higher, a s po kesman for the 'California and Hawuiinn Sugar Co. says. W.G. Watt told the st.ate P u b lic Uti liti e s Commission !\fonday that as natural gas supplies d"i ndlc, the s u g a r refinery will be forced to use more expensive low sulphur oil Mustang II Production U11der Way SAN JOSE IAPI -Ford Moloc c.: has b e g " n production of IL<> new hot - selling small car. ~fustang 11. at iLs assembly plant h<'rc. Production began !'.1onday. and a second shift is scheduled to begin in mid-~fay. Company officials expect to hire 1,600 nev.• V.'Orkers by that tin1e, bringing I.he t>l:int's employment to 5,2C:l. Annual prodlldion capacity here by mid-~Iay -..·ill be about 400.000 autos and trucks -up Industry leaders ~·eJcomed the nC'ol.'S, oind said It ~'OUld take t"·o to lhn!e mooths tor that lo happen . 'Ille oll con1panies said there ~·ould be incrca!led gasoline supplies for 1he summer monlhs and predicted 1ha1 long gasoline lines should contlnuc lt.1 subside both as a resull of increased su1:i,>lie<> ~od o hopod..for return of cons1.1n1cr confidence. SPOKES.\tJ.o.:N t'OR l°"'O oil companiel SOlid p e r 1 o n s won1ed that there might not be enough g .... Unt lot • vacation th.is wmmer ooWd generaUy go ahead and plan one. But they wamed. that cooservatioo me.a.si.res must cootinoc in the use ol energy. "The lifting ol the embargo is goOO oews," said the Shell OU Co. "But it is no ~ the na tion can revert to hlstorical energy COll.!umption pettttns and llSt"ll." ··One point should be made very clear to the American public," said SUmdard Oil of California ... The lifting o( the embargo doe! not mean a return to business as usual. u * -{:( * .A. Black Marketing Of Gas Reported SACllA!\tENTO (AP l Gasoline i s being b I a c k rnarketed in California, says a federal official. But the official. Sig Jlanse11 of the Fe~ral Energy Office. ;Hided i\londay stricter control \1'0Uid only encourage more blat-k marketiflG. llA!\SON TEST IFI ED before the Scnale National Resources Conunittee. A committee member, Sen. Oan' Berryhill (R.Ceres), said the rural area he represents seems to be gett ing allocations. He said he believ- trl some gasoline is going to urban areas "'here prices are higher. "We do have black market fuel," Berryhill said. "That's true," •1 an s e n replied . BUT I-IE ADDED he believes tnat attempts to tr.:1ck d0\\11 fuel that. goes astray from allocations could en· t·ouragc black niarkeling. "'We believe lhe more con- trols "'C ha\'c, the more black market fuel," Hansen said. Thcod d -c v e n marketing plan is \n>rking rcasooahly 1rcll, llansen said. But "t.hc major proble1n has been trying to get the public to ac· cept the fact lhat there is a FINANCE real shortage. They think it is contrived by the r e d e r a I {,'Overnment or o 11 com- panies." 11lE LIFTING OF the Arab oil embargo "~ill make en improvement. hut lt ~ill not solve the problem. It is going to be -..·ith us for a good many years. This is gt>ing to he a problem for the next decade," fl an&en added. ~1ean\\tlile Cr0v. R on a Id Reagan, speaking at a news conference \\·ith high school students. said there is no assuranci! that lihing the em- bargo will bring things back to normal. He said there v.•as a shonage before the embargo. and "they just aggrava te<! it." And even Jf produodon levels were -· Ibo U.S. woold sun be In sliort IUpl>iy." The ltalern<n" by ""' oil oompani<s empl1asiud U- polnt" --Oil affected by I h e embargo acoounted f o r between 10 and 14 pcrcient oC U.S. me. It was ~ unUkely that the Ar a b producers would e 1 c e e d previoo< oupply levels In lhis ccuitry, v.'hich was nftling soon. o{ oi I even before the embargo. -The curnnt pnc.. of gasoline and other petroleum * * * Car Wasli, Gas Sale 'Legl1l' NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -A state jOOge has ruled that a car ~·ashing buslness Ls not required to sell gasoline to customers who wam to buy gasoline witOOut getting ihetr cars ·washed. Jud41e ~hard J. Garvey of 0.-leans Civil IMrlct Court dismissed. a suit MoOOay by Attorney Gmeral William J. Guste Jr. and Owies Tapp, state con s u m e r protection director. against Peter C. Glandoo, owner of U.-Mr. Pride car washes. The suit claimed a tie-in arrangement betv;een ~ cars and selling gasoline was a restraint of trade requiring double ~. Garvey sakt that while he could sec the basis for the Su.it, the b\15ine6ses had been operating six years \\1thout a cx:implaint and if 'ol.'hat they are doing Le; illegal. it should have been tested earlier. GET A CAR CAIRO. Egypt (AP ) President Ai1~·ar Sadat has ordered that a car be pro\·ided for any !IOldier who lost a leg during the October \\·ar. the semiofficial ne"·sp.1per Al Ahram reported. products ... the l'OIRJil "' • quadrupllq in ,,._ cflarC<d by -,,,.. pn>dt>cen, an! an t,...... In~ oil prices. SJnco Ille Arabi charge basicalJy the 11Jll8 price as other fore tg n pn><tuoen. there Is Htlle evidence that prices wtll fall. In fact, pri... may eo up. -rt v.ill take between IO and 90 days for Arab crude on to be loaded on tank<n. shipped In refineries fO!" production into gaSotine and o th e r ~":..1'."" ~"" "YOO'RE S'l1U. Jl!ling to have tn,i. pric:el and utlono nmJng out al the end ol the month," .'SaJd a .-potesrnan for a group of oU lmJlOrilni oompanies. Stanley ~fodic, editor ol. Industry .week magazine, said the Arabs' action should ha.\.-e a good psyddogical effect m irdJstry aod comumers. But be said coosumers may erpect '"impro"'ement!: too 9Xll'l ard if they don't come whe n expected there may_ be a backlash." The auto klduslry said ~ .... i»pdul that "1th Jilt end o! the embargo c:onaumers 'l\'Oul.d begin buying new cars in higher numbers. ~ in new car sales have been ~ .. mudt .. "° -off Ja.t year'• pace, nut "' It attributed In the I t:nergy aiSis. •1XK1PLED wrm the normal spring upturn in sales, this could lead to a nitum to more oonnal sales volwnes In all segments ol Ute marke<." said Lym Towme!td, head o! Chysler °"1>· Tu"O major airllnes United and American -said it ~ too early for them to "II whethel-they would gtt incnased fuel ll!pplies and thus be able to resume some cancelled flights and - 30!lle pet5Jl•~I tbey have laid off. . The stock maritet rtDCted to the news by falling 13.61 points on the 'IJo'.A· Jones average, the shaJ'l)CSt drop tn five weeks. Analysts said the reactkx'I v.-a.s norm.at They .said buyers ~ the market up in anlicipration of the news, and caw;ed it to fall by selling those recent purchases to capitafue on profits. nearly 150 .000 vehicles from 1 .. ------------------------------------------· last. year. the company s..1id 1 1 !\·lost of lhe l\lustang II mOOels built here will go to We;§! Coast dealers. Since tile l\tust.ang II was introduced si x n1onths ago. the t"Ompany said sales have totalt>d 122.8.17. an increase of 124 perC"ent over last )'Car·s bigger models. Coast Firn1 Gets Bid Complete Mid-day American Stock List VOi. Ntt Vol. ""' V<>I. '*' Vol. Htl Vo!. Ntl Vol. fMI ------------_.... A-~ lf'd' I 1\--"' Emllf•U 111 I l~·o+ \1 lnUSe1w .11 • 2" .. h l'GE »I" 1>Jo 1 IS • \;,, sr.11Coro Ml 1 S'l(o •. , AAllCp .OJd 11 ·~-,,. c..pl\,l•t C.p l ,.,,_ ~ E•o lnclu~r a 1 • \1 lntlS~I ·°"" r210l :rn;. ,...., PGElt'Pf ,..., t I' ... si-flClll .60 I 10 + " A"VCb .l! 10 !\\-~. c.1111111 .C*I 111 11•.• ... 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Ho• "" "" ~ j 10 ll u i. •-"""""'D 1111 1 " 1 • • • •-drop Mond•y dosplle the formal decision to end the Ara.b '"M'l :i.os...~uo.-••'l•MtP'l ll ll 11 :.,,.._+''"', PE411Ga1 HlonL....,C1oMC1>t1J!:D<I, •• ','"·•'~, 10~••101,., :>••• ..,w~11 .,.,~ >• h o •-.,.. nJ otflC Jl l)h ll '! -to I' 1Pt1 .l!'b • •n 11"1 11141 •.--"' n .., J If .. la\o 14 p E " "-" ) "V II" '1 ' ' f Oil ffiOO g A, '""""'' ' ' ,~ l \\ ''00 ..... IO 1• l 1'' 1' :it -•• c-·" ''°' 10 ,., I ... •I •1 -..... ' )..)0 ll l•l :19 ... )II·-!l>OI .. L "' • ... iO » ·~ ., e r 0 ...._,_ 1 20 / lt n"' n" n..... "-lriickGI ,. • a 11 , n' 11 -+ 1, Coo11t1n pt s 1 11 1 1 1 111 -••., ""' 1ncor 10 ll1 ...., " • u ·-• L......,.... "° 1 , 12 , I? • J\~ 1 .., '""" '"' 1 " v~ • '"' •• • Analysts said 1t appeared 1ht m.arket harl fllkr n tho TIE"'I\'( .U• G.o' 111 II 14 \ IJ\t I)\>-"-9tlJnG$ I '1 t S 9 o I ... \-o L-Lelt Ill ~. l o Yo I" ••loQll &ol 11 :hi 11 1l o ll"4 ., II '""',.I>~ i o lf'•\JI• IJ\o 1.-nr l lll n u10 11 .. 11.~ .. i.o. 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Hear6t and his w i f e , Catherine, a mem..~ of the Univenity of Calilomla Board of Regent!, spend most of the time sequestered al the 22-- room French prDvincial mansloo where Patricia grew !he said. "You Mid ~was out the lloants u enemla of the ·-Patty"'"' fwoold hl.!J! nf yocr hands: \\1hat you stloul1 p!opie. But Weed re(Ullfd to at-appoin&ed bet ~" _..Weed have said waa 1f>111 )1\11 waob tach any great ~ lo Sald, "and ,... ~ woold _your hands of It" thal J .Mt hive vvtecJ,..ift almost all Heart! and Weed conc:<de •· -~the way lhe Im she may be fearful of the FBI "I THING I CAN •Y that '""'1. In the latest of fow taped SLA messages in which she and aimoyed with her tamny ,lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~i!iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiii but discount !he idea ttuit hrrl wonlsprovel-earadlcal. GRAND ' OPENING They disnti&s speculaUon that the 21)-year-0ld college sophomore could be involved with or Mve become ideologically converted by the Symblonese Liberation Anny, .the U•rrorisl group that claims to have abducted het Feb. 4. 'Pal.tJJ Is al>aobatelJJ fearle••· Sh e's a real tighter.' "I TlllNK rrs clear she ls ,reading something tJmt ~e-• one else wrote," Weed said, ~~~ "and it is also equally clear has spoken to her parents up, the middle of l I v e Ol3t a good part oi what she Is from captivity, ~tiss Hearst daughters. With them ere reading Ls !<>metbing that she "l'~I ENCOURAGED that rejected the notion ol herselt other family members, close really sincerely fetb." she is a very independent, as a hap!~ victim. fr~, and, sometimes, FBI Uearb saMl.: "She's just a \'ery 1>trong-willed girl, and J agents. normal kid who I'm !ure bas think she's' holding up,'' her "THE ~1EOIA, \\'ml com· read. other umg, beside. 26-year~ld liance. S t e v e n plete ~ration from my JN lfER ~10ST recent tape, Peter Rabbit and most or .the \li'ccd . said in an lnlerv iew. "T parents, have created a public ·Miss Hearst also accused the children today are liberal. ha\'e a lot of respect for her. image of me as a helpless, in-FBI oC trying to kill her to But she has neYft" mown any maybe even more than I dkl nocent girl, who was sup-gain public su~ for proclivity or signs -ot joining before." posedly 11bdl.ICCed by terrible political represston a n d ~ particularly riMlcal I e f t ''Patty is absolutely blacks, escaped aJl'lvicts. I'm criticii.ed her parents for not groupsoranything_likethat." fea rless. She's a real fighter ." a strong w<man." contributing eoougti to a-Cree On the latest tape, die safd said PaLrick Totin, a However, her father, San food program demanded by her mothe r 's pnserv:ative humanities instn)C!or a t Francisco Examiner Editor the SLA. voting record \Vfrile a member WM., M<wc11 20 • ,._.~ M4ftll 21 Flowe,. for tlle l..llditt • Balloon& for the kido THE PIZZA FROM ntE EAST HAS COME WISTI .. ~~O~Cl-r~~ r•rlenlo College, w~re she was aod President Rarx:lolph A. "I don 't believe you 're doing of the Board of Regents was a student in 1971-72. ~H~c~''.':"'~· ~la~ter~."rel~et:'.TC~:d0to'.'_2her~~e~ve:'.ry!th~in~g~in'.'_;y~our~-po~we~r~ ... ~~on'.'.c~re~ason~~th~e~S~LAi._~re:!g~or~d~e~d'J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Asked about ~liss Hearst•sl- political point of \'iev;, her fiance said: "Previous to lilt' U~I Te!Hhtll PATRICIA HEARST CALLED STRONG-WILLED Friends Dismiss Speculation She's Involved with SLA Boot of 111Jngs Carbon Implants Used for Teeth BOSTON (AP ) llesearc:hers working y,•ith new surgical techniques and a ruper carbon material created for the nozzles ' of rocket engines are experimenting with a process that they say could speed development of a permanent, artificial t®lh im- plant. carbon implants lo replace tooth roots in about 55 patients in l'A'O years. The researchers saY the Implants were suc- cess ful in all but five cases at the beginning of their ~'Ork. The American De n t a I Association·s CoUncil on 1\-tatcrials and Devices has labeled the vitreous · Carben implant "experimental" and last l\vo months. I \1'0uld say that she rea lly didn 't have one. I. think that by the lime this is over. she ts going to hav<' some sort or political vie\\'. there's no way of getting atoUlld thaL" \\'EEO. A PRI NCETON graduate and the son of a Palo Alto stockbroker, met the at· tractive. blonde P.1iss lleal'31 wru1e he was a teacher and she a student at Crystal Springs School for Girls 4n her hometown here. They became engaged last December and planned to vtcd in !he si1wmer. \Veed was beaten by ~1iss llearnt's kldnapers who drag-· ged her av>'ay. kicking and screa1ning. "We've been together con- stantly for two years and \\'C know exactly what we do. Dentists at the Clinical Research Center of Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry are amor.g several researchers working w i t h vitreous carbon. a highly purified, super-strong material that is unusually compal.ible with body tissues. cautions that more work is .----------~I DR. RIQJARD E. Stallard. director of the university center, and Dr. J. Henry Skennan, have used vitreous Mandatory Air Bags Proposed needed to gauge the safety and eftectivcness of t h e materiaL l\1illions of persons lose teelh each year because of decay, disease. accidents and even old age. Some 55 million adult teeth are lost annually in the United States, a n d authorities say up to ,20 per- cent of all adults have no natural teeth lell DENTI STS TRADI- TIONALLY replace missing teeth with partial or full den· lures. but lhese devices usually do not restore all k>!!it functions of the natural teeth . Tooth implants Often take the form of putting an artificial IQQth root into the Versatile At Least BUDAPESf (AP) -A purchasing agent for a Hungarian state firm has been sentenced to three years in prison for cur- rency violaUons. bribery. giving away bu siness secrets and persuading '!''Omen to engage i n clandestine pros1 itution . \VASlllNGTON (UPll 1nouth bone and rapping the The HiRh"''ay Traffic Safety p.1rt abo~·e the gu~ with a l.oltan Nen1cth, a purchasing official al ~he Gyoer Railroad and Engineering Works. dealt mainly wit h Austrian. West German, I t a I ia n. French and Swedish firms. Administration ha!! issued a ~p~la~s~U~c~c~r~o·~·n~·=====~=========~J proposed rule calling for man-1~ datory ~ive r'e s traint systems - air bags -in automobiles manuf!tctured on or after Sept. I, 1976. 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She has just co nvinced 30 fourth to sixth graders fron1 Aliso School in a Laguna Beach home recital as· part of the Bach to Rock music apprecialion~nrichment class. The youn gsters couldn't wa it to try the eight instruments after her performance. Their experimental .sym phony on the dulcimer. concertina , kalimba from Africa, steel drum from British Guiana , autoharp. guit.ar and harmonica was backed by the inevitable round of "Heart and Soul" by a budding pianist. ltis. Cory was delighted with the results. Too often music class in school means "hours of practicing" or "something else written doWn that you have to 1nen1orize." Creativity and enthusias1n disappear. Here, curiosity and opportunity were in tune. · Fotir students huddled against the background music, intent on her encore they had requested. She advised another gi rl. seated while testing the steel drum, lo stand and get the full resonance of the instrumenl !its. Cory adjusted the straps on the concertina for smaller hands and cautioned a trio of would-be dulcimer players to use a pluck because.fiagen tarnish the strings. ' . -- DAILY PILOT PHOTOS by PATRICK O'DONNELL --------·L :\liso joined the Rach to Rock trend in January wilh a con· cert or classical jazz blu es by the local rock group. llonk. They y,•ill ret1,1 rn to perform thei r specialty at the fina l class in June. In the n1eantin1e. 1nore examples of contcn1 porary music 'viii be provided by Carrol Kleyn. harpjst and Susan and Doug Kratz on the violin an d piano. J\Ir!'. IJaY.'n !\lcCurdy organizes and !\trs. Eu ge ne J\lcClung hosts th e pro gram . They attribute lts success largely to the rap· port \,1it h youthful artist~. ..'l'hev tnake the n1usic con1e ali ve. 1\tosl of their work is original 1ind tile children can rela'lc to their feelings and new so unds:· !\f rs. l\lcClung ~aid. .\Is. Cory figures "son1eone ha s to spread I he joy of music so it n1i ght as well be rne." l fs ually perform ing-at the J~each !louse or No Exit or col· legc concerts. she is equally pleased lo en tertain a younger au- dience. Sure. they "'iii become the audiences of the future but she "·ants the1n to discover the personal sa\J sfa c:tio n and share the en1otional rang'e of music early in life . She didn't be co111e interested until she wai; a teenager. Since then music has becon1c a reason for traveling, a com- mon bond with other writers, a . pleasure in spare moments, a lightener fo r life. Joining in the nonsensical choru s of ''Irish Smiles," the stu- dents were catchin g on . ' • Wetter RepoJk Drier • DEAR ANN LANDERS' l was shocked al your advice to the mother whose I~ )'Ur-Old child was stUl wetting the bed. You said, "Take the boy to a doctor ana find out if there is an organic problem . And don't ~surprised if there Isn't, be- cause nine out of IO c&!IC! ol bed-wetting are due to emotional problems." Then you went Into your old JOllg and dance about "professional help, blah. blah.'' .-...?tly,aon is now seven years of age. For years be \\'Oke up every morning in a drenched bed. I "''as going to t.ake him for counseling when a Criend suggested a doctor who had helped her child. He claims almost all cases of bed-wett!n: are due to small bladders- This doctor put my son on a medication and took him off all liquids In the late afternoon and evening. Within a few weeks the bed·"·etting sto ppe d completely. Please tell people about this "'oodcrf\.11 new drug and stop gi\•ing them that nonseRSe about emotional problems.- Happy Mother , DEAR t'tOTHER: I did not print tht ••me of the drug beca use some darntd fooll would go out and bu y It ln spite of what I'm. going to tell )'OU. That drag Is used to treat people who are me.oc.alJy ill and ln a state of depression. ~pending of the bladder I• com:tdered ooe of tbe "undesirable flde e~fttl.t. '1 l\ty consult.ant on this metier Is a r ·"u sor at Harva:d l'ttedlcal f chool and one or tbe world's most dls11ngulshed kklney speclaUs~. lie hid tbi1 to say: "I hope tbat mother will. gel another .. .~. m~I opinion at oace bttause the COW'H she Is follo"ing can be rxtremely dangerous. If the child bas a blodder problem and lakts a drug that expands his bladder. ·it could cause the urine to back up into tbe kidneys and create a rondltlon that mJgbt result In ki dney failure." DEAR ANN LAl'lrfOERS: About rive years ago, after several screaming arguments and tearful scenes (once I atlempled suicide), my husband and I were divoroed. Even though "'e had a very stormy marriage, ""e missed each other a great deal and our childl'('n missed their daddy . After about six months v.·e decided to remarry. Well, it isn't \.\'O'l'king. Thing., are -back to .... tier!! !hey were-lighting as usua l-and the house ls in a con.citant state o( turmoil. Pi-1oocy Is a pl'Otjem. I am vrry i;ikillful nt shoplifting· but have been lu cky 90 rar. I see lhc .same characteristics in n1y ' • eo e BEA ANDERSON, Editor TUf l<ltY, IMr<ll It, UU School music classes often mea~ hours of '"'" n • practicing or something else written down that you have to memorize. Creativity and enthusiasm disappear. Al icia Cory plays th e dulcimer I upper left), concertin a I above) and steel drums durin g mus ic appreciation-enrichment class at Al iso School. oldest daughter !hat I ha!<' in myscU. ~ly mother didn 't like m'.! nnd I ha\c the same feelings of ~tihtv IO\\ard my little girl. Our children t \re have four 1 don 't deserve thh. . If I v.·cre on ~lcoholfc. I'd know v.hcrc 10 go. but I 1na\e no idea 11hcrc I can get help for theM> mar it al and f;i m1ly problems. Plea!'<' gn·~ me a name. a phone i;'Unlbe r. some place to 110 for help. and I .! courage 10 go lx'forc 11 's too late -l..oui5'ille DEAR L.: You need coonRlin~ and ~·riu nted it desperatel)'. \'our letlrr reveals that you are depressed, suicidal. e klt p· tomanlac and probably In en arutci st<tlc or panic. ' Call tbt County ~lental llealth So<'iety llnd ask for an appointment. \\'rite to lh~. NatiOftal 1n'.'ltilute of rtlental Jlealth fo r Future lileralurc and guidnnce. The :uldrrs-. is 5-1~1 \\'isconsln Avenue, Che\)' Chast', ~laryland !Olll~. Look in lhe phone book for ~overy, Inc. Attend the next meeting. Ii }'OU know a s~mpathtlic clergyman In your IO\\n 11:0 to ~e him e\·en though }'l>ll don ·t belonit to his pari.::h. I'm ~111uie"tlng a ,·arletJ or :ilt.ernath r~ anct hope you·u try a1 lrasl one, And good luck, dear. Di5l"'9ver ho"· to be elate b.'111 \l.11hout fa!Jin~ hook, .)inc and sinker. Am Landers's booklet, "Dating Do's and Don"ts." v.i ll help you ~ niore poised and ~urr. of }'Ol.IJ"se!r on dates. Send 3S <'Cflls in C()in alon g \.\ith a long. stamped , seJr-~ddrelJS«I envelope and you r request to Ann Canders. 1>.0. Box 3346, 222 W. Bank Dr., ica o Ill. 61)65;1 • • J6 OA ILV PILO! Ready To Go ll c a d y to go Pnly- nesian cntcrtainn1cnt and food "'ill high· Ii g h l the fi r:-t !Jon· ald Johnson f\1e1no11~!1 Benefit to be ::;ponsored by the Orange Coun1y Llnit of 1hc 1\rnerican L'anl·cr Soeiet y al 6 p.nl . rriday, f\larch 22. in Bullock's, Santa Ana. ,\ fashion sho"' of re- sort wear. jewel s and evenin~ attire will c'On· elude th e evening. ('re· aling a Polynesi an a1 - 1nos phcrc are fleft to ri ght) 1\lbertina J_,cy,•is and the Richard A. llaldem1ans. Kidding Eases Crisis By ERMA 80;\IBECK Readers are always ac- cusing me of taking the adults' point of. view and never consulting children for their opinions. Frankly, l have always relt If God had meant for children to run the country he would have made the seats in Congress out of plastic with a hole in the middle. However, in keeping with democracy, I asked my children the other night if they coold think of any way tQ alleviate the energy crisis in our house. The6e are some of lhe suggestions they came up v.·ith. I. Save v.'aler hy doin g <fp:, FRANCIS- '\,,ORR J FINE STATI ONEllY EASTER ~ GIFTS & CARDS '" our ""' ..._ti.n 11111 tllll ., •• ,, 1 1~-1111 tllllA Ill IAl·(llWltlltl f llllll AT WIT'S END away v.·ith Shov.·crs. It is a v.·astc lo tum on all that waler and stanJ under it for five minutes when everyone knows even doctors only wash up to their elbows. 2. Sacrifice chores a f t e r dark that need light .. like homev."Ol'k" and laking lhc garbage cans out to the curb. 3. \Vear clothes Io n g e r before "'ashing them. Thert is no need lo change socks dall y. It has been proven that rigor mort is does not set into a s...,·cat sock until five days, or ·' ! " 3 Full Service Locations in Huntington Beach PRESCRIPTIONS e C1'1•"9• Ate-.,,~n e 1>1Uv1rl•1 Ltl 111 rttlll y1111r l>rtfflll l'l'HCTl"lOfll 111 Jiii Slrttt .. ••• . .. su-4MS ' M1111llt1ttoil ..... ,...,, • • ~ I a...ic11wr1t a Ntmllloll tU-USl ---~-~~ ~ WELL CoME TO THE WATER CLOSET . 18 hours of b.a sketball. whichever comes first. • 4. Conse rve light by playing outside in the dark Pt.-ople did it in West Side Story and had a lot of rwi. 5. Cut back on appliances in the home "by eating ouL There is no need for mother to \\'aste energy on all those !ima l>P.ans and asparagus tip<;. Le t Col. Sanders burn his lights. 6. According to stat islics, hand tools use up a lot or energy. Be sympathetic to this problem. See your dentist only ONCE a year. 7. Cooperate v.•ith y our government concerning the gasoline crisis. Buy your child the pony he always v.·anted. 8. Keep haireuts at a mini- mum . Electric clippers ,vaste energy. 9. Be a good <:ith:cn. Knock It off with the gra!S cutting until this whole mess is over. 10. Don't hog the stcrCQ to yourself. Tum the \'Olumc up so tho entire block can a1>- preciate the music. 11. Get rid of that big, gas. eating famil y station y,·af:!on and replace ii with a snu11!er car . . iprelerably bright yello\v with racing sl ripes. 12. Qon't wa ste hot 11·ater. Save dishes untll you haYe a five-day supply and tht'.'n argue about v.·00 does then1. 13. When S)lllething comes on the TV set th.1t you don't like .. tum it off. Someday, I am going to learn that the only question you can ask a child and get an unbiased ansv.·e r is "Do vou v.·ant an allo'A·ant'C 1or do You just want me lo give you lhc money on a regular basis?"' Security Society· Changing By AWSON OF.ERR ot 1111 O.Oy "'"' Sii" William Glasser t I n d s ~'el'S in obscure places. ''The tradit ional motivator. ff!ar, just waSll't v.-orK\ng any more. C'hlldren v.·ere no. longer afraid or a bod grade or failure. "Teachers kept a11klng me V.'hy." GI a.sscr found h ls answer in a Playboy mag11it.lne interview v.·ith ~tarshall A1cLuhan. "McLuhan said that people v.-ere seeking first a role, then a goal. "tie "''8.S saying that the search was first for a self· image, a concept or who }"OU are more than .... mt YoU are." And, the lraditional goals, AtcLuhan observed. such as security, or for many shct>r survival, v.·ere oo longer enough. • ·- "Goals are now chosen not for security but for row they fulfill u:oi," Glasser said. "We want more than security. We want happiness." Dr. Glasser, author of Schools Without F a i l u r e , Reality Therapy and the Identity Society. spoke to UC Irvine To\llll and Gown on the UCI campus. LECTURE GrvEN A psychiatrist and veteran of the lecture circuit, Glasser has consulted with t h e Veterans Adminstration and California Youth Authority as v.·t'.'11 as several s c h o o I districts. He is president of the Jnnitute for Reality Therapy and the Educato r Training Center. Your Horoscope: llesa'!bing his ,.,..k In tho public schools -"they hl\·e to be desperate before they're wilting to call me in" -he listed four Jngrodlenls !or motivating today's children to learn. "Fln1, doo't fall any more children. Even the ~ pcnon doesl't ,.. pleasure out of flunking a little child out of school. "O\ildren behave the way ttle)o look at.. thel'!Uelves to be. tr they see themselves as failtnJS. they're oot gotng to bother to try. Why try If )"" know you can't make It?" If you go to a grocery store to buy a can ol beam arid it COits 25 ctnls and you only have 20 cmLs, the grocery won't open the can and ladle out 20 cenLs v.wth, he related. But, }"OU can go out and earn another nickel. "You mmt set a standard to be rtaehed. Encourage a child to earn the nickel. "He may take a little longer to team, but what he leum will be of value. WM knoW'S? lt may be even more valuable." ENCOIJRAGE rnJlJl lf the child can't be encouraged to eam another fi\"C cents, GLasse£ added , he11 starve or "people will end up taking care of him. "We spend a lot of Ume and money taking care of pt'Ople In institutions who ha\·e gi\·en up on themselves." We must "get rid of la ilure and all cl its mmotatioos." Second. brill!l a I i II I e laughter lnto the d&s1 oom he suggested. DR. WILLIAM GLASSER "Laughter is the on1y magic 'li'C have to eliminate the frlctim ln everyday IUe, to break down the antagonisms betweea people." Th e p y s chlatri.st-author added, "Don't marry 110meone -doesn't laugh. If they don't laugh, don 't move in with thOm.'' Third, he said, be kind and coo.rteou! to the children. and they Y.ill be kind and cour1eous. "It isn't easy in many of the schools ....We I'm called in, because the kids aren't courteous to the adults. But lt can be dooe ." And, talk to the children. "Leaming to talk is an extremely valuable part of education. In terms of payoff. it's probably the most valuable. No one will rt.ad Vt"hat you v.Tite if they don't Taurus Challenged WEDNESDAY MARCH 20 By SYDNEY O:\fARR ARIES ( l\farch 21-April 19 ): Some relationships are tested. You 1nay be finishing rnther than beginning a project. Now )'OU find out 1'ilere you stand, v.·ho Is a friend or otherwise. TAURUS (April 20-f.iay 20): Yoo are challenged. Best course now is lo assert desi res, needs, ambitions. Get it out on table -don 't play games with one who talks but dOC's somettting entirely dif· ferent. _ GE~'f~1 (May 21·June 20): Lunar aspect highlights reaching beyond what is an apparent limitatloo. Your In· tuirion \1"0rks overtime. You teach, !cam and perceive potential. ... CAi'lCJ::R (June 21..July 22): Someone Y.-ants to play fast and loose -v.ith )'Our money. Draw line. Have fun \\'ithout being foolishly e.xtravagant. Promises made should be backed by co llateral. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Slow pace. Look around -find out ho\\" green grass actually Is f'lse\\·here. Talk matters over v.·ith partner, mate. • VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): llealth. \\'Ork, how to relate to associates these are spotlighted. Changes ocair. Dialogue is featured with GemJnl. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. Z2 l: Gifts, love, luxury all are in spollight. Emotions tend to dominat e. Strive to provide some time for logic. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 1: Real est.ate. property and basic values are apt lo be featured. Pisces, vqo ln· di viduals figure prominently. SAGITI'ARIUS (Nov. ZZ.. Dec. 21J : Mooey from one who seemed indifferent c o u 1 d "make your day.'' Relatives, neighbors and sOOrt journeys are in limelight. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Oleck S11ltt1 rlu1 message. Count your •change. Be morn aware of costs .. col· lecUons, credits and debits. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Marcb 20): All sJgnals point to starting, ta k Ing initiali\'e, testing popularity. You are fa\·ored by many lndicaUoos -now yoo must make the most or chances, offers. Leo plays significant role, as does another Aquartan. PISCES (Feb. 19-Man:h 20): 1'.fuch that is on agenda could be shrouded in mystery. Glamor Is featured.. Poetic ac- lions, statements. symbolll arc part of scheme of today's hap- penings as they relate to you. June Date Selected Ost.en to what "'°" havt to sa.)'." Alt.er World War II. Gl~r noted, there wu a aignifk:aqt shift in the Western World. "There wu more o f enrythlng for more people. More jobs, more affluence, and financial security. HUMAN RIGHTS '"n>ere was more concern for human rights. For the first time it wu legally a concern. ~ people like Martin Lttlher King Jr., things aren't 'perfect but they're a k>t better," he said. "And television had a great deal ol lnll...,.,., especially on the childttn of the 50s, who watched a lot of it. "Television is geared toward motivating us pe~ally, to enjoy ourselves. We are 1eQ to 'believe that all "problems can be solved in 23 minutes and even bigotry is fun on televi.sk>n." He ooted that the average TV viewing Ume for today's prtSChooler ls 64 percent ol his waking houn. "Parent.s, if you c a r e . encow-age your child to dQ something else. If a child sit.s pa~vely Jetting the world come to him , it's going to be ertremely hard to interest hin1 in active learning." Wlth the financi al serurity of the post-war boom, expectations rose, Glasser said. • Because there 1J a greater chance for happiness tn the "ldentit~ Society" than in tbe "SocurttY Society" there Is alt0 a greater chance far misery. And, we find many ways to escape the pain. Depression , acting o u t , illness and becoming a llltle crazy are the rmst comn¥>n 1 he said. "In these \V8fl, ~ are excused. We excuse ourselves and others excuse us. \Ve don't have to perform. don 't have to risk failure." So. how do we learn to live in the Identity Society? "With a little lo\'e, care, intellectual st i mu I at ion. relevance, the feeling that J am a worthwhile human belng -then I won' need sickness, depresskln. aggression -there'll be happiness." \\'e need good homes, good schools and interaction with other people. Education sOOuld be relevant to. each person's nteds and goals. Families are needed to "raise children with concern.'' And, "to gain love and \1·orrh and keep it, )'OU Mve tn work for it "1llat's v.·hat the studrnts of the '60s have learned. Things don't hap~n just because }OU are. Personal strength is something you must M>rk for." "When you v.·anl more. it is ---------- harder to get it. Yoo can""'' RUFFELL'$ eKtra hours to get financial . security, oot no matter 1>ow UPHOLSTERY hard you work you can't buy happiness." Wht11 Yo11 Woat If ....... 11lere is 30mething in al o 1 t22 Harbor 11,d. us . he said, that woo't Coita MeM -541·021t be satisfied. "When we getl~""""""""""""""""""~ something we want, we find v:e '~:ant somethinit more. We never have it made." Our Alterotion Dept. Will Be Happy Ta Alter Any Garment In Your Wardrobe ..... SILVER BARS Sll'ffl" "•' IUMO! O"fff" I~ 1111 V•I'"' Duri"I Tiii "''' I M~lll!., Cenlld.enli.11 Cor111r•I• Stef•,. Cr Imm.di.II• DlllVlry INTE•CCNTINENTAL INVl!STMENT COM,ANY J.00 NC'O,.rl c-Driva Svllt 12S The l'hl-.Ki.11 Ctn!tr Nl'll'POrf IHCll, Ca. 644-9410 Tow.t., rwgs. ...._cstelll, ..:loc~lilltot ecceuorin ..t cjflL { 31 FASHION ISLAND 644-2353 .~ IANKAMlllCAID MASTEi CHAIGE ~,,,.,. INCOMPARABLE BATH DESIGN OPENING MARCH 30th 428 31st STREET CANNERY VILLAGE NEWPORT BEACH. CALIFORNIA Club Activities Told ... . .. ... ... ""'' Wf. WILL BE FEATURING BONNIE CASHIN FASHIONS AT THE WEDNESDAY LUNCHEON AT THE NEWPORTER -INN J(D.ln lnhi "'' , •. BELL -v; DANCE CLASSIES Video t•p• equipment is avail able to re,ard student pra9rels. Yau learn quic~ly! We heve e,cell ent facilities end imell cle11e1 lma wimum 7 ), DAR Slid<'.~ of Pathways or 1he l'adrl·s· !\l is~ions · v.·ill be shown by I\lrs. Au s t i n Dickerson and ~trs. \\'alton Saundtrs for !he \\'ednesday, i\l<irch 27. n1ee!1nJi: of Col. \\'i lharn Cabell Ch a pt c r . Daughters of the American lle\'Olu~on . The 12:30 p.nl. 1nee1ing is scht•clultd for island !louse, Fashion Island. Career Course i\ nin<'-\\·cek c11re<>r planning St'mina r fOr \l'Otnen l\"i!l be of(errd hy S..1nta Ana College lx'ginninr, l\londay . ~larch 25. The ~cn1 inilrS 11·iil t:ike place llGINNING -INTERMEDIATl ·ADVANCED. PROFE~IONAL ·TEACHER-TRAINING CLASSES STARTING IN MARCH fro1n 7 to 9 p.m. 1'.tondays in lhe faculty dining room in the student center. March of Dirn<!s City. area and section cha1r1ncn for the recent ~l a rch of D~ Afothers' 1\farch ..... ;u be honored Tu~.sday. ~larch 26. with a thank you luncheou at I I :30 a.m. in I.he Sant.a Ana Assistanct> League. Folk singer Tim Aforgan v.·ilt entertain. Af o I her ' s i'olarch A<hisory . Council v.i ll host. the event. Wednesday Club Festi\'al of Flov.·ers \\'ill Iheme the aruiual spring fashion show o£ \\'ednesday ~toming Club at 10:45 a.m. in the Balboa Bay Club l\fardl 27. 1.fembers will model clothes from area shops. Democrats A night of haniw racing Is planned for AIQ_nday, l\tarch 25 ~ by the Democfiitic Women o1 Orange County at 6 p.m. on the Turf Terrace of Los Alamitoo RaC'e Course. Tickets are members. 1-;:=:=;;;:=;;;:=;;;:=;;;====;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;""""'I DON'T BE FUELED EUROPE IS GREAT THIS YE.AR BUT YOU MUST BOOK NOW!! CHEESE OF THE WEEK MINI· SWISS $2.6' Ut. 20~E. ~$449 OFF w 6. Lb. • MIXED SINGLES by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Cas50ft lllOt ALL 6EfflNG UP A 1aJal F'COT!IAU.. GAME. 90o.ll£~, WA~~ Fl.AV r -TUMBLEWEEDS MUTT AND JEFF I WOULONT WANT CXJR SON TO PLAY WITH A NEW BO'v' THAT MIGl-lT HAVE A BAD INFUJENCE ON CICERO.' I\/£ PlA\1£0 IN ™E 61JPl~ llOWI., A~NQ(.0 W<IAT FUN WOOl.D IT Bf; JUST 1DUGMIN6 50ME80D<i ? --AND WHAT· DO YOU WANT TO BE Wl-IE"N YOU GROW uP? ,_..., .... _.,_ • by Tom K. Ryan by Al Smith ? 'f ... NANCY by Emie Bushmiller WAIT TILL THE GANG SEES THIS--- ! GOT THE BEST MARK IN SCHOOL ' ' . SUPER MARKET I ~ SUPER MARK' . Lv- ·: ..... '" I I TODAY'S CR OSSWORD PUZZLE PEANUTS ACROSS 1 Secure sorrow wilh rope 51 Assumed 5 Social a d1111s1on posture 10 Nipa pa lm 53 Fa1 14 Baseball French lamily 55 Armed name forces 15 50th stale members farewell 56 SluggiSh 16 Rivvlet people 17 Oltawaor 61 Maririe Ve1ter01y's Puu11 Solvea s ;( =-··oo.1 JV\ -.:.;·,\: .-----, OQ,1.\ M GO \6 70A.:.ti -OJ D<J.t.iflt '. JUDGE PARKER DOOLEY'S WORLD Dr. SMOCK 1"i:l•V t5 , G!Si" A P(..LJM~E!r:l'S i:-R t6Nc:> •Ntl' &~ING l'f" 'TO 'fl.OOM .3 1.ot ' ' , ., GORDO Ti./A11S,J. WIL.0 1VR TLEIJECK.' . , .. , ___ _ --- ANIMAL CRACKERS .by Charles M. 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T.i:" JUST IHSJOE ™E Rll'HT EYE. 'k ·' '•' ~(~' 11) .adil~ ...... , , by Mell M ARC IA'S ADV ICE' PiAcf I< eJ~c.:r~.D ADVICE A1" S'~ilf1"Ai-r;1:.n-SAv 1.1HS /- ~ ... "7 ~ ~ J-1 ' Mi"-..,,.nuS, by Chester Gould VC>ivE CONE 'T>IE POLICE D. T.! TMANI( WtH1V&$, vou .· A CREAT l'A\OR. SON. -NOW SMOW ME l\IE 5l'OT --~--WMERE YOU FOUND IT. ,. -:::!:'::- I OJ • i:::. ia::t:::.- "Sfl\.\', i( the \~'Dirr tastrs funny. please don't ht •l•rmff - I'm lryin't" a nev.• plant fofld ." DENNIS THE MENACE ........ __ ..... • • I • • • • • . ' • • • • • • • • I I I • I I I I • • I I' I .~ I 'I • I > ~I ~ •\ . t i I I , t '' . ~ , • I . ... _ ........... -~ .... 1·•• .,.___.· M GOINGJO-AQP.f.AR ON 7ELtWSION.'' ' (JOO/).' THON I CAN TURN YA ()f~.'·~---+ -. ' .. \ • • ' ' 'Iowa Job Big Challellge, Says OlsOn LONG BEACll tAPI -I.ult: OL'>On, frustratl'd by NCCA pr<>b.'l.tion al Cal State \Long Beach ), has been handed the task of bringing Iowa a Bii: Ten Con- ference bask~ball contender. "It's a coa~ dream IG coach in the Big Ten. aod this is a challenge I'm look· ing forward," said Olson froin his Fow1· tain Valley home. "l'1n rc;1dy to start the job to1norrow." 01"1, 39, replaces Dick Schultz. who stepped down !I.lurch 7, S<Jying the prcr gram needed a "fresh approach." IO\\'a finished 8-16 the P,.'ISI S('IISOll, and the 16 · losses set a record. Olson was in Iowa Ci· IGi1gs Face Ma pl~ Leafs; Coacl1 Fu:ed !NC:!.E\VOOD -1'hc Los Angeles Kings go into the final 10 games or Llie J-.;ational Hockey 1..t:agul' srason trying to :1vert lht• season -ending slide that kept them o.ut of the playoffs last ycur. The Kings, third in r.1c \\l cstcrn Division, take a one point edge O\'l'f . fourth place Atlanta iJllO tonighl's game against the Toronto 1 :aple Leafs. Last season Los Angeles "'Oil only four of its last 10 ga1nes and missed the playoffs by three polnts. This time they take a seven gamr unbeaten string into the closi ng wl"l'ks of play and are one step higher in the stand- ings as they try to make the plavof!s !or the first time since 1969. e itleKh111e11 Fired PHILADELP~nA -St. J 0 s e p h . s basketball conch Jack McKinney is look- ing for a new job, alter being fired by l'11e Ha11.•ks. . Athletl c director F':.ither ,\lichacl Blt•c aMounced l\tooday !hat fo.lcl\inney "'Ould be replaced. McKinney said he was in- formed of his firing three days after the team lost lO Pitlsburgh ~-4'.! in the first round of lhe NCAA playoffs. McKinney had compiled an impressive 14t-77 record in his eight years at St. ' Jooeph's, including five trips to the NCAA playoffs, five ,\liddle Atlantic Cooference Championships and an ap- pearance in a National Invitation Tournament e W11rrior• Plofl OAKLAND -'Ihe Golden State \\'ar- riors. playing without Nate Thurmond, try to retain their slim lead over Los Angeles in the National Basketball Association's Pacific Division tonight agaimt the l\tih\·aukee Bucks. Thurmond is still unable to Jllay because of an arch tnjury. e Fe11gler 0116ted INDIANAPOLIS -The chieI ~teward for the past 16 years at the lndian.apolis, 500 auto race ck1ssic will be replaced this ·year. Indianapolis f\.>fotor Spt.'Cd"'ay of· ficials rumounc«I today. A spokesman for the speedway said 'lllomas W. Binford of lodianapolis has accepted the appointment to succeed Harlan F'engler of Dayton, Ohio. as chief stcv.·<ird for the 58th annual running of 1hc race. e llnlos Lo6e SU~ CITY. Ariz. -Pinch hitter Dave l\fay SL'Ored rookie Bob Sheldon v.·ilh a short s..1crificc Oy In the ninth inning l\looday. lilting the J\.1ilwaukee Brewers to a 6-:, exhibition baseball victory ov<'r the cali!omia Angels. e KillPIJrem ll11r1. ORLANDO, Fla. -Los Angeles smashl'd Ill hits off four f\1innesota pitchers J\.!onday and the Dodgers drop- pt'CI the Twins 13-5 in nn exhibition baseball game which saw the Twins Jose slugger Harmon Killebrew for al least two weeks. KillebrC'v.· "tio "'as playing first base, left the 1:;.1:ne with a partial shoulder disloca1ion aft er diving for a ball and landing on h1.o; rig ht shoulder. e Ne1r~o1111Je H'lus TVaiO~ -John Ncv.·cornlx> took a close first round victory in the Tucson tennis toumaml'nl l\1onday beating Jeff Boro1A·iak 7-5. i·ti In other matcht~· Harold Solomon beat Australian Barry Phillips-i\loore. 6-2. 2-ti. ft.2 ;-"'"Raul Rttmircr. 11cfel'tt"d An:ln l-lott• fried, S.2 . 6-7, 6·0: l'lif( llrvsdale uvt>r Colin Dibley. fi·4. ti-I:· f.l'Off fi.1 asters do\.\'ncd .Jun Kil1n i11 ,1 •u111i. 1·6. 6-~, 6-1: . Jim f..!c:'-lanlL'i 1opi:11·d Antonio il·lunol, 6-1. 7·5: Gr;:1hnm Std11t•I\ <lrfriltl'd Torbcn Ulrich. 5-7. 6-t &-0 . (;t>rt1ld Rattrick. beat Brian Fairlie 6·2. 4-6, 6-4 nnd Frank Froehling. eliminated ilhlan llol('('(!k. &4. ~. e King in !\•·lion AKROX. Ohio -H1U1e Jt·1111 l\ing has her fi~ round test in the Akron Tennis O(X'11 loday and her oppooe:n1 1:-s a loser. l\ing. top seeded in lhe $50.000 \Vonicn 's Professional Tennis Tour stop, 1~ scheduled to face Cttl i\lart1ncz. Pifartincz lost her first round n1atcil ~tondey 10 Katja Ebbingh..1us or \\'t"'St Germany. 2-6 7-6 6-4. llowever, ~he \.\•as selected to replace 'VirWnia Rcc1ll or RomAnia. who wai1 oriJ:in;1lly in the slot against Kin~~ HPCizi was fol"('{'(! to withdraw bccuuse of n leg injury. Se<:ond·secdOO Virginia \Vade of Great Britain didn't have any troubltJ bc<itinij Sally Greer. 6-2 6-3, I) today for a press conference. 'J'h(! annotmeen1ent 'A'as a shock -Mt both schoob. . Olson, a forn1(·r f\1arina High coach, had not even bt.'Cn 1nentlorn!d as a suc- cessor to the popular Schultz, who had a four-year m<irk of 41-55. 10 .... ·a alhletic dlrector Ch a I'm er s "Bump" Elliott L'OO!irmcd that the ap- polntmcnt v.·as for (our yt :i rs. al a salary ''{lrouod $26.000. '' Schul ti. who had only yea rly contracl!l . v.·as paid $2 1,$00, Olson guided Long Beach to 11s fifth straight l'acific Coost Athlt>tic Associa· lion title and a 23-2 over-all rnark this SE-a.son. the 4~rs are ranked nlnth In the latest AssocW«I rreu poll. "This was the \\'Ol'St sea90n ot my life." said Olson, who look; the job fron1 Jerry Tarkan1an, who moved lo. Nevadn (Las Vegas). "There 'A'llli just too 1nuch uncertainty surround ing the program.'' The NCAA baMed the school from ~tscason play and ttlevi.sion because or rccniitlng infractions c-hargcd to Tarka- niun, Hnd J itn Stangeland, "'ho qti it as lo1Jtb<tll cooc-h lcist se<ison . The ban \1 as for a 1ninimum ol th,r C'e years. &-sides tht' probation problem, Olson Y:as under further restrict.ion because the ~CAA has told the school to declare l"'O of its stars ineligible for allegedly having others take entrance exams in their place. Senior Glenn McDonald and junior Roscoe Pondexter 'A'ere able to finish playing out the season, but only after the school obtained a court order. ··Thars all behind now, I'm ready to st;irt fresh in a new progran1," said Olson, "I an1 very anxious to start the Iowa job. "fo.tr. Olson has an outstanding and Vf'ry succcss£ul record as a roacti, and we arc convinced he wlll o:induct an ex· ctllent program at Iowa," said Elli<>tt. Belore coming to L.ong Beach. Olson coached foor years at Long Beach Chy c.onege and fashioned a t~ rto:1rd. A native ol Grand Forb ... J'-0., he is a 1959 gnidoale m Augsbw1k Minn. College. "I am very sad ~ disappointed ," aaid Long Beadl athletic director Le"• Comer about the announcement made Monday night. "He made tremendous cor1- lributiom here but I can understand his rca300 for wanting to go to the Big Tt.>n. ·• Olson said the university and com- munity of Long Beach '·have been great to me and my family and it "'as a very difficult decision for me to make." •• LUTE OLSON --------------··---------------------------------------------- Battl:i1it1 101• a Rebou1ad Universily J-ligh School's Kahy Kook f7,) grabs a rebound during girls basketball gan1e with host Corona del 1'-lar ~1onday. Corona del ?t1ar posted a 36·18 vi ctory. Others in photo include Carolyn Knight (6) of K11ight Rips To11rney, Refs; USC Thumped ST. LOUIS 1.Al 'l -Ind iana's fiery coach Bobby Kni@I. a \·ctcran of postseason l>.1skctball loumc~s, ·has finally manufactured a "·ay to "·in. The 34-year-old Knight. a sharp critic of the Collegiate Co1nn1issioners Associa- tion toWTl('y, sal in the stands 31 1 ~ minutes Monday night and \\'atchC'd his Hoosiers maul Southrm Cal 85-00 for the title. "That really wasn·t n1y intcntioo,'' said Knight. \\'hose early exit on tf'Chn ical fouls appeared to inspire his lethargic learn. "I \1'asn't trying to arouse anybody," he added, "but Wl' had here a consolation tournament so \l'C' got stuck also \vith consolation officials." The target of Knighrs blasts in the aftermath of a test for mnjor conference runners-up "'as rl'ferce John OvC'rby, \Vith "'horn he riuarrcled unsuccessfully. !\night bounded to his feet 11•hcn no "'histle accompanied an apparent pahn- ing of the bnll hy USC's tov.·ering ~like \\'t·stra. 0\'tlby 1r:.iited un1il Gus \\'ilhan1s bankOO in a shot to e!'tab\ish a 2fr20 Tro- jans lead. then ;isessed knight a tc~nnical foul. Universily. Billie Desutter of Corona (secoJJd from rig ht) and Jacque lloffman of University. Bruit1s Can't Concentrate 011PackAce LOS ANGELES (A PI -Coach John Wooden o( UCLA doesn 'l sub.scribe to the theory that the ke}' to beating North Carolina Stale is stopping All-American forward David Thon1pson. Besides, Thompson is unstoppable. \\'ooden said as he prepares his Bruins tor Saturday's NCAA semif'u\3,] basket- baU playoff against the \Volfpack at Greensboro, N.C. "I never try to put all my eggs in ooc basket." \\'ooden told the Southern California Basketball Writers Plfonday. !'I've always felt a good scorer ls going to score. If yoo coocmtrate on one or two guys. the others will score niore than their averages. "You stOOy him and try to keep hl n1 away from hi.s strengths. Keith \Vilkes v.·ill be on 'Ibompson, lmo\\·ing th3t he is not going to stop him." However, Wooden noted of his &-foot-7 All·American, ''Wilkes is not as easy to go one-<Ml-One against as a lot of people.'' Thompson made 17 points as he was guarded mostly by Wilkes in UCLA's 84· 66 victory over N.C. State Dec. 15 at St. Louis. Wooden said l\foote Tol\'e, a S-foot-7 playmaking guard, hurt the Bruins n1ore than any Other N.C. State player in December. And he expecL<i to see a dif· ferent Tom Burleson at center for the Wolfpack. ''Burleson has improved,·· said Wooden, who said his information is from a coachmg friend in the Southeast. "He says Burleson is playing much bcuer brulketbaU. "Burleson took some raps alter St. Louis," Wooden said, "and probably un- fairly, became with Bill Walton out of the game everyone expected him to take over. They didn't give Ralph Drollinger (Walton 's substitute) credil for playing l\'ell. "It probably hurt his pride a little bit and caused him to work harder." The Wolfpaclt. Z7·l. is ranked No, I in the rountry. UCLA, ~3. is No. 2. \Voodcn "11uldn't call N.C. State UCLA 's toughest opponent in NCAA playoffs. which the Bruins ha\'e \\'On the past seven years. "North Carolina State would have to rank among the better intercollegiate teams from its records the last t"·o years. They have the huge center (7-4 Burleson), the great director in T<i\o.·e and the great ind ividual in ThomP500 - and several other fine players who were highly recruited by others. "But are they better than the Duke team of '64? I don't know. Are they bf't- ter than lbe Houston team of '68? I don 't know.°' Wooden was certain on one point. "I'm well aware of the fact that one little blemish keeps: it from being perfect," he said of the \\'olfpack·s two· year record, reiterating that he hopes coadl Norman Sloan 's team recalls los- ing by 18 points to a UCLA team on a neutral court, and without foul-plagued Walton tor halt the game. "l don't believe John said it," said Sloan, by teletnonc lrom North Carolina. "I don't want to get involved in any psychological warfare.·· Sloan said be hadn't SCOll1<d UCL.A and thanked a reporter for infonning him or UCLA's switch to a two-guard offense. But he stre.5.5ed, "\\le're j~t going to play our game," A second Lechnil'al fol!o .... ·cd "he.11 Knight's protest persistC'd and a third technical automatically si~aled the' Hoosier roac-h's disqu<illril';llion . --~!arr Snfforrt-s:mk the-thrCT"'frtt shots- to l'Slabli sh n 28-'.!0 l~C bulge. but fro111 th{'re on it 11·<1s all Indiana. ~-Cage-.Ra.nkings \\'ith 6-foot-lO frr.~h111a11 . Kl•nt Benson and 6·7 Junior SlC\'l' Crcl'n in !ht• leau. the Hoosiers quickly surged on top. 2!1·28. and eased in front 40-37 ;1t hnlftirne. "It 1vould ha\'C lx'Cn different 11 hc·d told me 'sit dovm, I ble"' one,' " said Knigh t in rC'fcrcnce to his altercation with ()\•crby. "But he told me it \1·asn't a palm. He !old n>e a guy has to have his hand wider the ball befoN' it 's <i turnover. "That's a lot of baloney." Knighl him· ed. "The guy mHde v;hat had to be a bad call . I just told !\'le kids ii \\'as a b.id si1uation and I hop..'d l hadn ·t done an)1hing 10 hurt." "We didn't get a very solld effort fro1n our freshman guardo;,'' lamented lJS<_· coach Bob Ooyd , who hf.id spotlcd S11f- ford :ind <'X-COron.'1 del ~tar Ill~ stand - ou1 Cascv .Jonrs for fonl·bnrdrnL>d \\'illi:1n1s .ind Dan 1\ndl'f'S011 . "I don't usually makC' spc.1.-chcs 11'fJt'r gaTnell." Boyd tHldt'd. "but I dtd tell the. lc•ni I v.•ished it was neKt Oct. 15 liO \.\'C rould get beck lo "'ork " PASSING OFF -Ho~acc Lyon {5) of Universit y, gets set to pass off to a tcanunate. I-leather Camp- bell (9L In bark is Cdi\1's Connie J>olitoske 17) and Dede Hickman o( University. 111iss Lyon was high point scorer for University with five. Julie Killian hit 19 for the winners. Ua,vaii Tests ·Purdue in NIT Tonight .. XE\V YORK !AP) -Willi all the local 1eams h.ivlng been cllmtnatcd. thl' Na- tional Jnvitalion Tournament finally goes nnl ional ton ight \111'n the slart of the quarterfinal round . In the opener of ton i g ht 's doubleheader. :\laryland-Easlern Shori.' r:.iccs Jncksonvhlc 1vhile llawaU buttles Purdue in !he nightcap. The other quurt.crfinals on Thursday • night send l\TcmphiS Stale against Utah and Cor.-accticut against Boston College. The semifinals will be held Saturday afternoon with the C11amplonshlp and con:\91ation gamC's Sunday. J\I o r y Inn d -East c r n Shore, a prcdominan1 ty blnck branch of the University of ~taryland, is the Ci nderella lca1n in the .neld. The .J1awks put a 27·1 record on the. hne against Jaeksonvitle. ' "\\1e're as good &!! any of these teams." coach John Bates said after his unknown team beat....Manhattan last Saturday. "We can knock any enc of them oU. "No one gets very excited. SomeUmea this team scares me, It stays 10 calm. Last year, we panicked sometimes at the cod or clOM games, This sca900 we don't.•· The Purdue-Ha\\11ii game ll1ll ~ a rematch .« the fmals of the Rainbow Classic, v.1licb Haw'ail wm 7S-67. Ha"'·ail's Tom Henderson scored j1 points and 'handrd out nine asslsU in ufot game and hit for 20 points in Hawa.ij's 66-6.) first-round NIT triumph over Fairfield. Ex·Ea!anci• High and OranJ• Coast College star Skip Williams ocond six point> !or H>wall Saturday. . • I • nam sele age coac 4-A l<>n Sch cons San gun tin gt tin year six. brea the side also ing Viki offs to a outs foot we !or wer rebo Pl•Y Rau Rich Scot Bob Kei Dan m Tu Cl •• Dr • ... '-"' ' ... , ... D M" ' ·~ ' I '· ·~ ' ... M" "'• w, '"' " ' . .. ' ":. ... ' "' • .., •·· ·~ • • •• M" "' ·\.J PV • .. , ... ,,. " .. ... ' M' $ '' 1 I ' .. • M" ' ,, '" '"' ' " ' DAILY PILOT Jfl HB District Cager-s Dominate All-area Alamitos Racing Res ults Contreras POY; Stephens Lauded lluntington Beach High's Raul Contreras bas been named player of the year in the Orange Coast area as selected by .the Daily Pilot. The Oders whiz led all in scoring with a 23.4 aver- age and was easily the standout of the area. And ?ifarina Ji ig h's Jim Stephens has been named coach of the y.ear after leading the Vikings to the CIF 4-A playoff semifinals and a 28-2 record. Atarina's onJy losses were to Huntington Beach and Long Beach AJilJikan . The first team consists entirely of Huntington Beach SchO?l District players. although the Orange Coast area consists of the rour Ney,•port·Alesa schools, &tater Dei. San Clemente. Afiss ion Viejo. Dana H.ills, El Toro. La- guna Beach and University in addition to the five 1-lun- tington Beach District sc hools. Marina garnered lhree first team selections, l~un tington Beach a pair and Irvine League player of the ~ear Dan Afalane of Fountain Valley rounds out the top SIX. Contreras led J-lunting(on Beach's attack off the fast break v.•i th his speedy play and he was a big factor in the success of the Huntington Beach press. His coach, Elmer Combs, calls him, "The best out- side shooter I've ever had.'' Scott Rankin, a fluid and aggressive forward, was also honored on the !irst team from Huntington Beach. A1arina's attack was one that featured five outstand- ing players and it was difficult to separate any o! the Viking starters. However. Rich Branning came on strong in the play- offs to nab a berth on the first team after being named to a second tea1n spot on the All·Sunset League. A-Iarina's Bob ~"5ner. with his moon shots from SCOTT RANKIN Huntington Beach • RAU L CONTRERAS Huntington Bea ch DAN MALANE Fount.tin V.tlley JIM STEPHENS Marina KEITH KOELLER Marina RICH BRANN ING Mar ina BOB LOSNER Marina Baby Swinger 1111,age Shed: SC's Lutz WorksonDoiibles H~· HA NK \\'f~SCll ot ll'HP D11!y l'ltot St,if Fate n1u"1. be dett>rm1ncd 1hat professional tennis pl:iyer Bob Lu11. be a doubl!'s . spttta h:-t. On th<e court and olf J g1'llt11ne sourc1· of 11·orr1· f11r llini. Th" LllJUr.r. ;1 rup\l1red tendon in th•• ~Tl•"•'l':lp. rt'· fj tlll'l'C1 \Ul'"l'l',I ;111d .' i•:1>! l ir r-l l·~ 111n lllfl!l1h~ ··1 t1<1d ))r.~n h:n·1n'! !'lrtr blc1u~ 111th 11 fol!' !\Ill ur thrrl' Clt•r. Tr1cw '''' M .... 1r , M""fl 1 .. lt A jlllll:IT llACI! -°""' mli.. l'll:t Cl•l"''~9 All t V11 PY•M l ll'OO M•~• ~"V ((;•"90•Yl Gt•<lll &•-• t f ar<1 ! />\f•n• Lot.ll (Gru,.chJ T4n>t -,06 I r~. 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Min Mffdow 0 . 00 ~··"~ "''''' ~"•'<"*"' ILM lleflrv !o:lcl OQ ~'" )rQ, Ot\QullltUtO •"II o•••· F1FlH 11.llCE ~ M•lt PA<"• ('"""''"9 AU •oto Pu•M 1110!' Tl>t o< ,..,,., (\1111 Of H•clend• Ueogn!l. OM ! LO<)ol. 11.c• ICo~J t .00 •IO JM "• "" C~·t• l en-t•I 6 . .0 • 00 H~POY H•I (IY.<GOl'l.-alrl l .0 '""t -l <M l l outside. and Keith K<>t!!~r. with that patented flat 20----------------------- footer that consistently rippled the nets for two points. That's the nul$t logiC':1J ('X· pl::inauon. anr•say. for the '!7· ~car old San C lementr f('S1dC"nt's pr('senl s1tualL011: a relat\\·e n('\l ly\1..-d. nurs ing :1 bad knee. • "·"'"" ~a\<; l.11!1 ··Thi• pro- hl~111 i..:: !ht> .;an1<• th in~ Bltl \\";1lton ha" and supposedlr I had too n1an~ rorl1,one ..::ho•s. "I can run in a 'traii::ht hnt• all 1·n::hl. but thr ~1:1rTi n<.? :i.,d •IO'"l l llt! :1sJl('rts .i nd i;:oin g frun1 'icl 1• lo ~id t• isn't as ~ood. Tht• 1n11r1• ma1f'hr' 1 pla~· 1n J \I N'k . lht· n1ort• <;\rK<; it l<ikt•<> :111d !hf' rnort ii hun ~ 1"11 pr~ h;1h\y t'tld up la) ini,: off for :t 11 .. rk or t11·0 f'\'rry no11· and th1'fl to lr1 it rl''\t Alo,o •.ced -&11(-Wt y, l °""lt' 11•111 0 Ftn"~ M..._,. Cl r ... U JIOllMY, IL>d¥ llod ........ ~u •t<lled -llo•" G••tl•n were also named to the first team . Al~lane easily outdistanced the field in the running . for Irvine League ~1VP honors and most of his exploit s were ar~und a solid jump shot. driving ability and good Approval Tonight? T\\"O years a~o Lutz ~·as af>" parently de\'elopin~ into a pla~c r lo he rCC'koned ~·ith in 1h£' s1ngl£'S pha~e or the \\'orltl C'ha111p1on~h1 p Tennis circuit. He \Io n 1110 lou111amt·nl!1 and 11.1~ runnerup in t11c o!'l•'r". J\rh !uu: ::i 31 ·19 sini::les record in 1\171 and 1 ~·10 111ark in l!Ji2. llltTlt ll'ACI: 0"" ..,II• Pl(t. (1•·''""11 4l! •• p..,,..., usoo. P•"'"" D•e••n !l!••ln ! 1.e 'Ml 3 ?O rebounding. First Team Player, School Ht. Cl. 5·10'-Sr. Avg. 23.4 10.2 13.4 15.3 12.7 19.3 Haryung Tabbed BOB LUTZ 1!•01.,., I" l •"' !'Nlll••"'•I jA 110 O...e· r 10 <~,,,,1,1 2.11 ,,,..,. l 0.0 • I ~"•!C~ . G•m~ J1t ..:. lo(11 Nal1, C,.n~••I C.'•• \\ l••C!I -t ·l'l•ll"I 0-.lm & 1• &ro!l'HPr In L•w l'••d flll.M. Raul Contreras. Huntington Beach Rich Branning, A.farina Scott Rankin , Huntington Beach Bob Losner, l\larina Keith Koeller. A.farina 6·1 Soph. 6-4 Sr. 6·5 Jr. 6·3 Sr. For Lagu11a Job If :1ppcared Lutz .,..-ou!d f1n:illy be \\'inning rl'COgnir ioo <in his o~·n . aftt·r prt\'ious!y be111g notl'<I as p:111 of n dou bles team I\ itJ1 Stan Sr111th : ;\ doubles !Ram Uta! \\·on na· t1onal ;Jmateur and t.: S. Open 111\ec; and scored !ht' chnching !Javis Cup viC1ones for the l"n11C<1 States in 1963-69-70. dC"scribcd 11 i l h nickri:11111·3 likl· "!hf' li<JJti,• Sv:ingl'r" and odds on ending h1~ ha t· chlorhoocl s...·en1ed long "1'1n plavin ~ a! about r.o p<·r«·nt rfric it•ncy right nn\1 , :ind I hop(' to be at 100 pt>rn•nt bv !h i~ sum rn('r. 1'111 ~·orrird :i hnu1 1t. surr. but I try to he optitnislit·. l'n1 n o t :ic· t·u .. 1ntnl'tl to lol'ing in the first round tQr.ornrone I kno...,-I c;in beat. but I'll 111st h:ive to ta ke n1y lurnps until it i;:tt., t..l·tter. ·• \EYE"Tlt ll:&CE -0... mill . P.cr . (°""'l!lono<> Em!lll "' (1!11> Ho. °"· lldl<>'<•l~ ....... i soo llO 1 90 Dan l\fal ane. Fountain Valley Second Te1m Bob Yoder. San Clemente Brendon l\fcCau ghey. Mater Dei Dave Walsh, \Vestminster Brian O'Flaherty, Newport Harbor Jim Swain. Costa l\Ie sa Jack Clark, Edison 6·5 Sr. 6·1 6-3 6-3 5-10 6·3 6·5 Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. 17 .5 16.6 19.5 15.8 17.8 14 .3 By ROGER CARl~'iO:'\ 01 t111 D•HY P'itot U1U De1m is 11ar~ ung is ll al Akins' successor as L;1guna Beach lfigh football coach. the Dai\)r Pilot has Je<1rnt'<I ex· clus1\'cly . prnding formal ap- proval by lhc Laguna Beach School District boJrd n1cct1ng tonight '"\\"1'.''rc r('('()n1mcnding IR n- nis Haryung to the board tonight." says Laguna Beal'h lligh principal Don Haught. "He's an outstanding can- SC Honors Wrestlers; More Banquets Tonight didate and has demonstrated foot ball scholarship. y,•as third the abiHt.v to furiction as a Jn Orange League v.Testling head coach at \\'est Torrance circles with an overall record Jli gh."' hfike Otesnut \11as named most valuable and captain Tuesday night at S a n Clemente High's annual sports a"·ard banqU<'t honoring the wrestling teams. of 22-4. Haryung: comes to La~nna Chesnut, who is slated for Drake University on a full He wa s also awa rded the _Beach aftCT serving four years most pins and takedov.·ns as hcarl track and field coach award. Lance Swigart copped and six years as nssisr;:int the other varsity av.•ard -vaflSil y foolha!I coach . plus most inspiratiQnal. th ree years \\il h the HB Tops Spike Foe Paul Shepherd was named light\vcights. at \\'est Torrance most valuable junior v 1 y High. 'Yl"resller and John . urphy flaryung . form erl y of South gleaned the most pins ard. Gate Hi gh and a l"CLA Y" halfback . !old the Daily Pilot: Huntington Beach High 's "Tilerc·s only one \l'ilY to go basketball, wrestling and soc-and that's up. It's a ch allenge. Y•rflf'f' cer teams will be honored with But Laguna Beach has been H"""""" •Md! 1111 1w> LN•• a sports a"''ards de ssert able lo ...,·in in other spor1 s and 100 -I. Mlctllfl (H I 2. NJIL~-.111 lHl tonight at the Edison High l. Fi.,..nv CHJ. Time: 10.s. t think it's a matter of gelling 220 -l. N IUtowi~I (HJ 2. C1lfl (LJ J. School cafeteria. F11,..rtv !HJ. Time: n 1. the right p{'Op]c into the pro· ..., -1. Je1111:1"' CL) L 11-11 (Hl '· Festivities get under way at F1rre11 {HJ. Tlmt: n .1. gram. no -1· •noe1 !HJ 2· 5••-·• !L) 6:30. •·The odds arr not so Divis CLJ. Tome 1:51.5. The ~J ·• ba k~ Mlle -1. Sf'1'n1 (Ll 2. H1!11rm1n (LJ J. v• ers \"ars1 Y s "''" O\'er~·h£"1m ing that it can't be K•I•• !HJ. Time' •:Joi.•. ball team sh-~ the o .. ---t 1-n'IUt -1, StrM (L) J. StlYedrl (LI <Ul:U o;>WJ:M;: accomplished . J. Anoel !HJ. Tlmt: lO:Jl.S. League champiOflShip. "J don't look at tt like !"m 120Hl-l -I. C•ll!t (H) 2 C09tl1nd (H) , ~ >. ~·~11 (LI. Ti,..,...: 11.0. ~ going to turn the ~·orld upside 11eLH -1. c.1u. !H> 1. M•"~u <LI Dana Hills High \\'ill honor l . Huitt tHL Time• XI.•. dO\\'Tl Jn the first year -but I .&Mi r11ev -1. H111111no10t1 &11ct1. Time: its basketball teams with a do expect to have a represen · Mtfe0 ·r11 • .,. -1. Lot••· Time 1:JJ.1. sports award dessert tooight tative teant that is prepared." tu -1. HuHt !Hl 1• co11e1•ric1 (Hl 3. at the school mall . G11...,.,n I HL H.i11111: 5.10. Haryung pla yed Bee footba ll LJY;.,!o \'tt."'67.i:,!:!: ~f:r.~~"" <H1 J. Festivities get under way at at South Gate \l'h{·n .\lis~ion p v -1. Mt"' !L• 2. 111'"°" (L) J. 7. v,·.i·o Jl igh coach Bob Hi\'ner M&nOorl ( ). Htlglll: 13·1. ~ SP -1. Cook IL> 2. W•l•i)Y CL> 1 ""' w<Js a senior and his brother MOrt•11 ILjiJ.:.1\~:~1:'"'''· Orange Coast Co 11 e g e's IL.an-y 1 Y:as a teamn1a te of El """te"'teoo .. ec~ on 1u1 LNr• basketball and w r e s t I i n " c I ' • ' ., ~ H1•...->L> J " Toro High's ~lac ~loon.• at a 100A;..;1v ~:r.·1~:6-11.0. · teams will be hooored with an State (Los Ange les !. t20 _ 1. Of&per (L I 2. Sflllton CL ) l . aw-~-banq•-t \"~·~-y ------------1 H••-ILl. Tlmt: l•.•. 41~ "'" Yu.u~ ,. u:i -1. Pr11n1 (L) l. Or•per ILi l. night in the college student LI~~ CLJ. Time. W.S. aeo -1. sr.•rv 1L1 2. ,. .. , !LI 1· Lib-center. It begins at 6:30. l)y ILi. Time: 2:0l.6. ,.------'----~--J Mlk -I. u -i (LI 1. P•r-• Il l :a. JOflln$0ft IL). Tlmt : ~:s1.1. 1-mlMI -l. H"' Il l 2. Lt1mt• (L I l. WaoCIY (LI. No Time. lXIHH -1. &tt (l l 1 C-l&lld CHl J. R-litlcl f J. TJme; 17 I. lllOHH _.,, (O!>fllflCI (Hl 1. 81'1 Il l l . llMfi'lrlt lt! (Ll. Time: t!J. •IO NllY -I. L0trl. Time: 5l.1. MJI• rtl•V -1. LW••· Time· 1:01.0. "41 -l. Sfltl'9fl Il l 1. 5-hll {LI a. Ptrkl111 ILf. Hti911t: ~. :; 17' RABBln ~ AUTQ.....MMl!OWNlll:S ~; INSURANCE "._;7 1914 Horkf 1o.1o .. rd ~ COSTA MISA 548-5554 LJ -1. Fl•Mrly (Hl 1. Htrrnon fLl 3. 1---H~-lHl.---OIJl-•:-IW'..___ hjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i'!!!"l~ii:iii PV -\, Pltklorcf !Hl 1. Mtck (Ll J. ~o tfllrt!. Ht!Qfll: ,.o, di SP -l. Mrtr!k CH J 1. Colt V IH) l . ra 0 Tlmbef'I•'• {H). 0!11~1: 32-11>' '· ft'nll·IGffl Hlllltl"' ..... •tit~ 1111 Cl1l Lt••• lOCI _ l, L""'l f (H~ t. 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Dllltfl(t: -"'°· ORA~G£ COUN7Y RAOJ07ELEPHONE SERVICE r"'r 135-3305 DOIS YOUI CAI IDU IOUGH? WE n:J1",: MJLAGI! CAN HELP THE CAR-&URETOR SHOP • IN t ....... II.ft.."°''' lllU& .. ,.._ ""-···· .... -.......... THE STEEL BELTED RADIAL . •o.ooo Mltn ••• J"LUSI MAXIMUM R111t111• 111111 '-11ttm A•tb1111e1 llll!lfft'M A;.. H1llCIN111 VIDT1' In ~C:aJI\ Dot4 SwtOlUHD ....:. 515 W, lft5trwf Cod• MtM 646-~DJJ !n add J11on !o his football hilt kr;round Har~ung h il s !r:ic k and fi(']d e~perierrce. 111.:> \~'r,t Torranc(' \'ars1 ty is 1ror k1ng on an 18·meet 11·1n ~kr1 n ;ind his personal ex· per1cnce includM the disc11c; ;ind J<n elin ta :!~1·7 lx-sl 111 the j::ivelin 1. Jlaryung·s rno!:.l memorable Off rourt. Lut1. \1;1s h-1ng mon1en1 as an athl£>te ~·as Polo, s,v· 1·111 t1>111peun~ a g a in s I the Russia ns in 1958 at the Los Angeles ~lemorial Coliseum in s Q <he U.S.·USSR mre1. J>OtS . })Cil \\'est Torrance has been to the Clf 4·A playoffs three Boys and girls 5-17 years of limes in the past six years and age intcr<.'$tcd in compctith·e it has done it behind a pro or-s.,..·in1m ing ;ind ...,·ater polo are fcnse 11·ith a r o 11 out ad viSt'd or openings on the 11uarterbat'k . Irvine 1\r1ua1it'S Club. \I hich i ~ But Jlaryung says he'll \l'ai! current ly e:it:pandintt its rolls and sec his personnel before for the 197:i seuso:-i. CQn1mitting to any style. Tbc club. \l'hicb pres.rntly !!e's 1he third }\'est Tor-trains <1! the L'n iversity High ranee assistant to gain a hC'ad pool. i!I looking to t•xpand ac· coaching job at another school tivities to other lr\·ine-ar('a in the past 1~·0 years. pools. and ""'Lll be co1npeting in Haryung·s immediate plans AAt.: nnd Orange County S\l im are to establish a \1·c1ght Cooference ~lffis. • training program and a sum· Jnt.cres trd 5'\'imrrers should mer league. in addition to ftnd-~contact :'-iorb or Shirley Bold 1ng residence u1 the area ror at 552-0818 or furiher in- \\Jfe Barbara alld children forntation. A farni!y fun day at Josh 111 1. \litzi 110 1 and Ann· the pool is also set for ~larch Jeanette 161. 31. All that's changtd 11011 .\ knee injury inttUTed l :i ~t !>11111· mer has han1prrt'CI his sing!rc; piny. and he :o;ays thnt 111111! n1•xt su1nmrr. -.i t l£'<t~1. he 'll havc a hr \!1'r dou bles than s1n1tlcs rt·t'Ord. In !he first four tournJn)cnl:io rn !he \\'CT lour flH~ \'l":tr )'1• rn:idr it 10 tht· rOUJ1d .. of 1G 1n !'ln~1Ps onl\· l\l ICC 11h1tr !•,. a ·•,1 StnH h ha\·e bfPn ;;it \t«"I c1uartcrfina1ist : n c \' e r y doub les c1 en1. And the ··Ba by S\\·inger" im age \l'rL.5 shed 11hcn hr SU<.'· cum bed lo n1arr1agf:' ;ust 01 er a .vear ago . Though Lutz ben10<1ns lh(· AllhoURh hl· feel s lu<i future l'i in ltnn1 o.;, 1 ~111. ~.1~s l\(''s 1l"'s th;in 1•nc-h:1nh·d 111th I h l' pr<'""nl \\'f"T !'<'!up \1·hrctt ha, 114 r1·1.!ul.1r p\a ~··r-; ch11dl'd into thr1·1· tour1n.1t group<;. ""ll's h.tdl y org:1n11f'd r11;ht 11011·," s;1vs l.i.1tl.. ··1 thi'lk the \\'CT triPd to expand loo quickly. Al least the group I'm in sta}s mostly in the IJ.S., 0U1cr groups are g o i n g f\V• 8•• Oo•••" 1 8•~1enl •.1(1 l l.O /Jo~• TCo>\~ il';ilh~m•l J 70 ,,,,,. -l ai 1 ~ .li>O r1<0'd -Rlpplln11 1¥1 .,., Ml C8!b'•"• ~"'' Svt !.crt1t lleel• Knal!. l!'IGMTH ll''°'tE -0,... mllt. l't<;•. (l"'"''l>G ll4n<l•<IP, illl -· PvrM '""' < .. ,;.. c~iet rc ..... 1 l~•i.~e ([)en~•I ) l ,.,,. 'l'll~!~ ,,, f ..,e -l07 •S 3000 ''° •• k ••'<""' -0 •1mon1e t:lflO, '~ '"' '~ 1j 'E•oCI• -1-Ctlol• Cfllllf & I· T 1r1,,.., P1ld ll•i SO l.f lttTH lliltE On• .., 10. Cl••.,,l"Q "'u •Qn. Pv"'" tJlOO. T<l"'"'YI ""'' i s •• mcn \ 'H.1~ n e P.11rorl• ,, fM••l Ntlll 10.00 $11Vt< N•1a• (WllU1m1l f i.-.t -lOllj NO K '•l<llrl "' "' ·~ II l••CT• -,..To••ll"'f1 ,lnl & ... CVPf'.-'1\hl're. P1lri<oO P .. '•Id lltt,00. •·111\·:Js a lot bc!t('J" \\ith just -------- :12 pla~t't'~ 1hft'(' yrars ago."" I injur y 11h1eh 11:1~ i·r:! d 1,1111 .. ----------•, hi:; Oll-<.1>uft singll'S gti n1e. he doesn't rrgrel le.1vi11g th e off. court sing\f:'s scene. THE LEASE A DATSUN PICKUP S79 MO. EARL'S l'l•IN!nt. " .. " ... ··-Tl-Sltm ,, ,,_ ._ "Pc.-ople think the lf'nnis life is more glamorous than it really is," says Lutz. "Tri11·cl-LA~;ss:;~;Ndl. :;2~J ing as much as you do c:;n be 1":::::::::::::::::::::::;;•;;;;~~;~~~;;;;~ COST A MESA DATSUN 2845 HARBOR BLl!'D, C.M. 541).64 10 lonely, but my ...,ife 'Sharon111 !ravels wilh mr and il ma kes DON'T DISCARD T..UOSE it more cnjoyablo>. r • "And she's a '"~"'"''~ OLD TENNIS SHOES ! ! n11rst>. 1\·hi{'h' CT11n(><; in i.and~ •• ·-•""' ••-·-otl ,,,... ot ..,....,, _.,.., ... _._ \1 1th 111e lry1ng_to gt•\ this ~net• ANTHONY'S SHOl SlRVICE b.'lck 1n shape " •WESTCllff PLAZA •llOO •FASHION ISlAND •COltONA Dll MAa l.utL adm1!s that thr knre is ._ ______ ;..,.;...;.. ____________ .. aanps. Buying a compact car ''~th a six-cylinder en.gine can n1akc roon1 in your budget. If that co1npact car 1s an economical 197-1 Che,·)· J"\o,·a 6. you'll e al so end up \\'ith a lot of roon1 in your _._. car. ":\ut1)}11otiYe Industries ' l~oon1iness ~ . Tf1t• ::-Door. 'l'hc ChC\"Y \"o,·~ hasic trans}X)rtation ~·stem. i:C\\" cars nlakc as inuch sen~e as this one. It's · small enough on the outside t o l>C easy to park and cl ri rc, rc:t has ('nough ri 101n nn lhc inside for six pllssen~e rs. 'fht: l>tl't: prict ff•r this 5;landard :!-d n(Jr c11upl' rshr•\\n at lt:!tJ is S~t)17. • Inclcx" 5ar:-; nn clon1C'!'ti c compact -'\. at anv J)rii.:t: has n1orc head and ) \ sh oulder rou1n, fri >nt and rear, [._.;;.~ than :\'n,·n. ·rhe roomy, eco- nomical :\o\·a 6 comes in thre e \·ersa tilc 1nodcls. ~-door. 4-cluor and Hatchback. All in all, !\ova nlakt:.S a Jut of sense right n O\\·. • SHOWN ABCNllS ONE Of !ZO SMAU. CARS FROM CHl'VROl.Et • \!Q•u•o><'""',.' ~.,, .. ,"' ""'4·! '" " ,,.,, ...... ,(.SN-•f ' "' "' ,,. ./'"I"'""' ~• ••4 .• Ii•" '~ ·~ .~ .. ·1•1. ~P'•~··· -~~· ,,. " I, ··~·· ·•· •·"ui !"'" •" u./~•· '•OI, '' ' What's Doing· Outdoors JIM NIEMIEC SOuthrrn California anglers 11re getting rcudy for the frP~h and &"lit ""'alt!r f1!> ng s..:a:.ons, which, nrc just uround the t'Or nl·r. 1\lrl'ad~. l;ikcs In ht! Southland are produc.:uig gOOd C'llttht.'!'i ot Lrout. bass. <:r;1µpi and cath . io.lo.~1 of th<' p111>11lt1r la kt·s ;1rl' rcc('iving rf·~uh1r I\' ·kly t 1>lan1 ~ :u1d lhe!il' r1tinbo1A'S an· b.:1 i11~ ('()Q1x•rnrh•t• for th di fishcrn1tn soaking Zeke's f!1111!'n b;1il <u1d ;u1glcrs trol!ini; srr 111 lures and l)IUJ.:!), Th e lar~cn1ou1h bass ~1r~ Just 11011' starting 10 coin(· illl\L' !Ind angll·rs c;111 cXf.IL'Ct 001J'le J!ood lin1il!! to c:ornc out of rhe S:111 !)1cgo l.akc~. 'l'o d.:Ht'. 1rophy fl!'ih luk1!S~ Olli~'. Sutht·rland ;11HI l\1ir;111111r, h11v1• bl>t•n holdins.: b>1ek 011 blt: bus.,, I.Hit 111!h 11;H·111· ing ~'<tlrr lcrnpcraturcs tht' b1ggt·r b.'l!l>S sJlf'lu!d start lllO\'ini;. J·:1 ('1.11)1t:in 11ill open Its g;.ltl'..; the fir·sr \\t•ck in Apr·1t :ind fron1 ,111 incUl·:llion n11ght bl· a good bt·t for bass fishermen \\ho \\<Jut lu hook onto a hrngging siti: Flori<l;1 s tr<.1111 bt1Ck(·tn1011\h, /\n~lt•rs should 11·or~ thl' shore lln1"' <11 :ill Sou th land hlkl·s ro~.~1ng Bu"h !logs. \\Orn1.s. S1nl1h111ck \Valer Gntcr:.. und.Jc.adbcafl Jl~'i. b1• c.<ircful no! to ~pooh !ht ba ... s by !>plashing auchor); or ru11111r1~ 1norors. b Vuil .:ind Hcnsh:i\\· report fair to goot.l action on p;1n fi!)h ~lost of the higher clcvalion lflkl·S II\ lhc s.1n B1·rn<ird1no r-.fountains and up into l'Cl1lr<1t C:1 1ifon1ia nre producing f;11r catches of trout a1'craging about ~h<' pound. Ri1,«•1· t~isl1i11!1 ,ti;f,111· Fishing on the Colorado Hivcr has 11ot t;lkrn off. C!<C1•pt for a ,fc1v hir~c s!ripcrs fr111n l la~<i<;U an<l sor~c big tro11l frorn lh1· \V111ow Beach :i rea. l.urgcmouth bass fish1n~ should also ~l;1rt picking up on Havasu, <is v.·eU ns Mead :ind f\1oji1vt\ Hc1>0rts arc a!reudy c:oming in frorn lhe Jov.·cr Colorado ltivcr t.h<it b:..iss are hitting in the shulov"s, but have nol yet moved up onto lh1·ir l:k."'ds. Gfls ."11·rrilnbll' nl Re,.orl< F'ishcrn1cn planning on making scn1i-long trips during the "Prine months should find ample gas for thf'ir B\l 's ;1t 1nos t major resorts, and n1arlna ope rators feel they can supply~bo::itcrs with fuc-1. The problen1 is in getting those tanks fil!rd in LA and Orange counlics. Once a rravelcr is outside thr mclropoli- tan areas, f.!a.s stations have oo Jines and nmt arc staying open on weekends to servic~.travelcrs. Sall H'Hlt'r 1'c•tiot1 l,i11!1I Hock cod arc slill filling the sacks of pi1rty boat <Hl~lcrs fishing out of the south coars landings. A re,.,. boats ;.1rl• pick- ing up bas.<> aod booltv, hut thl! large game rish have nol invaded constal \\'aters lo date. Loads arc tight, bait is good :utd anglers arc happy wilh I heir ttltchcs. A run of ycllov.1ai1 and 11•hite scabass can be expected lo begin at the Coronado Jslunds soon al'i condition s are good :1nd skippers arc jus l wajli ng r.or lhe water to Y+'arn1 up a fe\'o' degrees. Long range boalS opera ting ou t or San Diego report that fishinH is good along the ent ire western coastline or Baja California. C1•0Hl<e1·. llfl'" lllUi1111 Bay fishing is showing signs of developing into :i good yea r. as fishermen are bringing in good catch('!I of bay bass :ind spol- rin croak.er. Cut squid fi shed orr lhc Pavilion dock has bt'('n lhl· key to anglers landing 3 :ind 4 pound spollies consistrntly. II. few halibu t arc also being taken on live bait in !he channl'ls. Both Art's Land ing and the Pavilion ha\'C skiff rentals in addi· lion lo complclc tackh.: and bait shops. Cot•tez 1lt.>tit.t11 E.-rpc••fefl Anglers making ~tans to visit resorts on the lip or Baja AJa111ito s Rat·i110' b Entries PUBWC /\OTICE (ltJ<. fttt i: ,Ill. , .. , Tl-1•4J '""'' U 111"1 ltfl ,lrll Jll Ct ••• ,,.,, r"""' IC001>' Ano~·, \'·~•.!• 1Pt~Omt•l r-1viro« Ou•!Ml'•" IC•o~~ l'/i)(I~~ 11~":1 IV1!1t•I01r>Q~rn1 I •ff f!f.1Pf,v1 11101!) Dir~\ O•l~m'"' !Mlli.r1 011• Jll"""• (ltdlrMo•Cll !)~I,'\ CllO•Ct (0611110011 'I''"''~ I Nn IH0<1,.nl 1, "'t It 11~1 1w1n•t••I J'.OVRTH 114CE -O"t ''"It. l•ol (I ""''"" tlnnorcnp, A!! eq"'" Pu•H \)ll!l !1,0 !I"'"""~ pto<o UllC.0, 1.nov·• ~ptt'f!er lnlllH /\!~'"'' v,-,"~'J J !Mevoc:••l l•~•1r \<1CI01y (Li;h!l1Utl v.n Arne,. 1e .. r1one1 = ""' -""" ..,, PUBLIC NOTICE o ........ nlf Plld IMdyn~•dl Arn111<Q l11•iclA !Golly) ... 1-~~~~~~~~~~~-1 t vn•IJ<I• \on (Willl~•"lf ll!uo lnn 113~ilfyl ""' "'" FIFTH R,t,CI! -O~t milt. P~(f Co•od·l•\/1'1"'<1 ~ Vft• gld~ l 11n<11r Nm>· "'"'""" ct ' ••!t1 111>0 tllgl!llt:: oan· "'n""' ~! ''fiOO Ill~. Wif'lflt•• pre!tHOl<l p.,,\.e 11100 AIJ(,llQ !!Yra 11 w1,.11 C1n1a1ari G"'1 1 IR. Wllll•"1>l $!14<1V~•lf V••~!f 10 Ac~ermt~I All<IVI W•h!lltml"I All<IV I Clo•l!~ U Wlll1•"•Sl Ju1•ln rs Oesomt•l V.'1"''"" NI•~ !II. lo~l) T6ylor Ptce IW Poter"'n Jr J SLfl·74Ut NOT ICt TO CJll!DITO«I SUPlJllOR COU•T 0' THI STATI! Of' CALl,ORN IA 11'0 11 THI COUftTY 0, OJIAftO• N._ A·117U F1t1l o 01 MAllJ O ill:![ W OVA(l(EMI USH. DK01.e<I. NOTICE IS HEllEIY GIVl:N lo !M (tfd!IO!"I of tne· l!>(rvt "1"1ed dK~tnl '""' t!I 1>1!'1<111• l>t V•nQ cl•lm1 •;11nu Int ••Id <1tc..s.nl ••• r.ci11lr.a !o fllo ll>tm, ... 1111 !ne nKt1w rv llOllCM ,.. In lht olf!t1 cl tne clt•'o. of ll>e t llcvo ""lil11d t""''· o• ro "''""'' '""'"'· w111> '"' ntceu 1•v \oO<JCl>trt, IO ~ llf'<lot"lognfd ti 11'11 Lt'°' Ol••ct l)f JOHNSON, II AN N 0 N, SIXTH JI.a.Ce -One m~. Pitet 4 WOHLWEND & JOHNSTOl'i, t ll w. 6111 v•~• f.olOt. ~!~•~ C•lll0tnl1 B•tot0tf1 !t, Lo• A-lei, Ctlllornlt tom17, .... nlcn 11 tlo ~. P11r~ 1•lOJ I~ '"' plt<t ol DUsil'IH• 111 ll>t 111\denlt,,_ In Jlndv• Ndl>Ol<'<>n tG. !.ltltM) 1U m•l1•,. per11tnlnQ to IM e•ltlt at 111d ~plot Pe• llC. C•tt,.•11 dMedfn!, wllhln tovr "'°""" 1tltr lht ffo.o111 U"t 01tfd M•rcn I. 1'7(, Pr~n~ Sue rp C()f'•Ov) ll!c1>mon<1 v:-O\IK~•n1MJ1h, A·Grel)t Time lJ Wlll04m~! 1nO ~-.,,1 """'IP ll~clllo! Jane""" Ou~rk!"fll>,,.~ llttnvlllt ,. Ol~m~nle P•lncr IM. Hf>ltl Co-E•t<UIC>t• of TM .,.,.ill Of .,,.,e1 w.1r Cll•t• !T w1 ... 1 !he •llO•e "'"""° Otcedtn• 01n~e• Jnn D IC. CA"101)tll Jt.l JOHNSON, •ANNON, .. ~<teO TemP<> 1L. G•<VMYI WOHLWEND I. JOtlNSTOH A -Glen Holl O"tty. 011 W. "~ St. L.OI Altlfltl, (lllltrnl• N IJ SEVE .. TH lllACE -Ont mill.. ~•"'· U \J) •1-l•USl Cl~''"'"11· All ~Ill• Purse 11100. T<>1> Anorn•v• 1..-C•l•K lll'ors Cl1imlnQ Ptlre 19175. llle ,_,•••tv Pub·ll""" Or•t>Qe Coa1t Ot ll, Te."Dif P1ce Me•cll I!, 19. 16. •n'"<ID") 1}00 tle•elt Bla1e IS. Ot1<>m•f) 1~ f,.,. 0 1! T,,.,• lV V1ll~"<llngh1m) ~JI; Hurr•"'ll K~n•v !Ill Hol!J 1ml----,-,-,-,-,.-,-0-,-,-,-,-,c1-,c1-,-,--- B"'""" B IJ "'IUfrt ~ N,t,Mf STATl:Ml!NT 6o"'"'t L.o<l<ile N (II ll•chmOndl />(IJ Trit !OllowinQ p.,-.on. ore l~11i,m Ut•l9n IL OaultOflJ 1SOO ~llnHI i•: PUBLIC NOTICE VllC ING CONSTlll UC llON. I '''1 EllittfH Rf.CE -On.. mllt . Pict . Hlgnc""' C.lrcle. lr~lne. C•. '211!1 ( 10"""''1 l1~nll•C ~P "'II t<;e•. P~nf L•rrv i.•orgln. "9 Vlc!orl1 Apt. G-S. •lWG Tot> <l•""'"Q ll'ice l lJ,200. (oi!a Mei1. C1. rn1• "'· ""V 0•11 !J. ~hurenl 11 ,000 A1trt llo S1r111,, \t.W2 Sl>dfl> $1dr {T. R•ICl>ll>'lfl lt.OOQ !>ll•~,..~y Nl<lo-• IC. Hov<I) IJ?W Circle, ltVlrte. Co. 9'710S ,..~ ' ........ ~1 ,, ' ' ,,· .... A TM• 1>11_sl.-.e1~ 11 c-uo::ted bY I oenr••I • ..,. I """" e · Ol>D •Wll P•tll•tU~lll 011•cll ICll•Qht lC.. \11lld'ldh>9h1mllt,llOl:I l•r~ Moro•n 8•• 8•a 8e111 (J. ~/llhem1) U,IXIO Tllos •litemenl wtl h!fd wlm tM ~o!\ r.-1• u lQO~l 12 000 C011<1tY Clerk ot O••rooo C.oun•y on M1rt11 Ntvd<I~ Jl>C._ 11 lo<IO Ill ll.OOG 8, It!•. dllTing the next couple or monlhs should find good big gan\l' NINTH Jt,t,ce c~* milt ,ilt t . Pu1>lis1>e<1 O•A"99 co.st o.,11~ f. hi a·t· g th II h ~-lo sta t but •ctu•111·n,. ci~"'""O ""11 .i9~i. ""'u slcOO. Too March 11, 1•. 2•. •t>d April 1. tt1' "'"' '''°'· in·" IS ng a\\' 1 1n cm. as u1.:~:n a s \\' •• r. • ' .. ,1,.1..,,~11 1>.ir .. ~Mio. anglers feel that th e seal'iOn is j ust about lo start. Conditions arc Yo c.1111 1c. 811v<11 :MC PURI.IC N~ICE ~toll ll"<!tr !R N CGO•U~l~I ~ VI goOd ror a banner ma rl in, sailfish and dolphin year. Hcsorts arc A.)("~ Su•lfl01 C•i; (J, 0e .... 1sJ ::it------,.,.-------I oot full but they soon \\'ill be as soon as lhc v.·ord is flasrn..'<.I lh:it ~·~·~~~.~J• 1111 11~~~:\1~.i ~ ,..,H a,.., the marlin nre in. Contact your tr<l\'CI agent for arrangem<'nt s 11.,v•h·n o:: is °"""""' 1 ~ su,'ll!"iuo• cou•T o" THI t I t II I d f I -·' t · l 111111><-r P•~1 (J. Wllli~n"l ~?~ ST4TI! OF CALlflOJINIA FOJI a eas a mon J n a Vilncc 0 your p anOL'U np. M1~1 P~I" RtY IR. VJlles ~ev) &!lOO THI: COUNTY 0 , OJIANGe ---------------f E•tlto al i'IELLIE G. HARPS TE II, al!O . k"'o"'""' as MELLIE GORDO N HAAP~T EJI, Conmercial Credit Thrift Certificate Accounts let }'Oil halle your money when you want it. And stil earn 6 to 6 Y2% interest. Now you can take advantage ot high interest Thnft Cerl1l icafes without tying up your cash. ll1V€St your rooney "'1en you have it. Any arnoun1.- A! any time And lake 1t out when you need 11 Yo1/ll get 691! return on accounts up 10 SS,000- And 5 y,.q.o on more. ~nd money1nvestedbythe 11th of the month earns interest lrom fhe t11st. Ot course, Quarterly compounding increases .the •nterer.t ra1e over a luU year. So your 61fo is realty 6.13%. Ano 6'o"b ~"ds 6.66%. C<, •I you prelel', v.e·u mail you your quarterly tnter~I . Either \vqy. your money V.00"! I~ up by WI!/~ drawal rules or penalties. !I'll be available when YOl.J need 1! As soon as you need 11. And !hats 1ryipartan1 Commercial Credit Thrift Certificate Accounts• Wher• yoo Q•I lhe high i"terest ~f SaYlng1 Ctrtlflcal•t with all the con.,..nie n ce ol a passbook. COMMERCIAL CREDIT PLAN, INCORPORATED ~- P••I or <ti c o roo1a!o !.1m11v w1!h u~"' SJ f'l•l!in"' "' ,, •.. ,.to INVEST~ENTS-GUA~ANT~f,,O UP TO SH"I 000 PEt\ A(,CC'lUNT, ev THE CALIFORNIA THR IFT GUARANTY COPr--JRi\TION MEMBER OF Tiil CALIFORNIA ASSOIJAT•ON Of Tt<Rll'T o Lv~~l .. IJMP .... N![S .. ro1 t•·"C'"'• '"''>1.111r1s r.orily 370 E. 17th Street • Phone:'645·8700 • ~ho k,.......n ••NELLIE GOllOON DOWNS HARPSTER, t>ecaa1..S. Ho. A·1SU1 NOTIC E Of' HEA•INO 01' ,t!TITION TO LEA$£ JIEAL ,JIO'IATY t<O• THI! l!)(l'lOflATIOH Afo!O ,JIOOUCTION Of' OIL. GAS AMO OTHE• NYO•OCA•IOHS NOTICE IS HEllEBY GIVEN lh1! SA.NI( 01' Al.'.ERICA .• N1tlon11 Tru" Ind Savi~· A•MKl•llOll, II E•KlllO< "' '"t Abl>vo-ntmfd ••l1lt 1 .. 1 !l!ffl nt<eln I Pt!itlon try tn Ot~' .. 111hcrllln1 8A,JI( OF 11.1.IElllO "lJl.llONAL l;l:UST ANO SAVINGS ASSOCI AllON. t < E•t<ulor. 10 I""'" ,..1 P'°""''lv in '"" counl"I' o• l(lnq., sr~t• ot C.•litorni•. to MOOU on CM00<•· lion IOI' '"~ t•Ol~r'1iM •!'Id P<odlKllon el oil. ~·· •"" ""'" hyOroc1rbC .. IUbslt l'>fll 1,. •<•or<IM><:• ...i111 lhe 1..-m! 1nd c- Olllom; QI lht oroP<11ed Mem ... 1nd11"1 ot 011 1nd G•t L"11e, •ne~•!nQ tne wme 1>11 !Mf'n 't! lo< Mtrcl> 70. 197<. 11t:OO1."1 .• Ill !t,1 tourt- room of OefNrlrr>ml No. l 01 •t ld COU•I, •• 100 Clvit Ct n!..-Orlv~ Wt sl. 1" Tiit Cltv of !•nlll ""•· C•ll,<ll'rolt . Ooll:'d Match J, 191•. l'tlLLIAM E. !1 JOHN . CJolln!y (lo,'o. GOO D. ,OTTIER .lMD t•,t,DISH IUOf Vt ntllrl Rlv<I., Sllllt m SMrm•n O•kl, Ct lll. '1~ Att.-11tv1 Pw l!lKlllM"",.01111- Publl~I> Ot1noo C1Hst Ot llv Pllo1 n. 19,197• Pl!BWC 1"0TICE PUBLIC NOTICE ". . . . . . . . .... ' ... '" •..... ,, 10.'1 . . . • 'JI .......... '''° ; ... ........ , ... 10.3' t .JI ... 1.21 ··~ •. is •• "" •. ,~J '·'" .... '-'ll •. ;JllJ 4.Ui 6.0 .S •. 2ll J.tu S.lU 1.~J 1.11 7.JI J.6? '" 1.11 1.01 "° '" '·" 1.t) '" ••• •.4 6.01 '" 1.12 S.1f '·" ••• ··~ t . .Sf Pl!BLIC NOTICE Fl•l ANO CA'UAl.fY )TN01'1l'i OF l lll ANNUAL STATl lllllNT •• A.TU.NT!( INSUJl,t,M(lf (QMflAN'I' Full C..,..::<>r•te Nf"" Jfll C•tr 111<11191 lltt l , Dtllt" T1•t l 1111' 11orn1 Olll<t YN r 1:1\U41 Doc1~ ti, n il To111 10111n11oa 1su•1 1P111r :, lirie 1'2l l oltl lltb<lllll $ tP1<;11 l. line ll) Si>e<l•I l~tplin 1...-.11 CPfOt J lint 1•1 l•P1!1! 111l~-11p/C.uo11nty (aplt1ll Sl.iygy ~I tP1qe J, lint ~JA.) Gn>o1 ~lo-I<> -OIWll"Do.<111:1 1U•Pi111 CPl<;lt l, line l6A) UN11"9n1d """'" (1urp!111! l"avo l. u ... :ua1 5u•Plin 11 'eooor111 pi:ilit~l'OOI~•·~ 11).ltl ,dl •1 l ,l,1.1,&N9• (Pogt J. 11"' JI) 12,071.001.4 !ll(..Oml for tn1 ~Hr IPii!t 12, lino I !. 1.o0.11•.la DllD11<1tment1 l'Clt I~• yest !P•~e 12. lln11 It> 1!,1'2.~S ll<e l>••e11v c~ll lV thll I~• t!;>Cvt htini 1rt In IC(or<l•~te wil'!I fl>o Annw~I s111~.._, for tn1 Yt •• ~~Oft S!tle of Cth!Of"l1, l!UtU••"'' 10 l1w A. C. \l<tfden - Viet p, .. ld..,1 •A. C. l't ln .. SIM SKt.i1ry ,~l)ll1~IO 011~ '°"'' 0.11r Piiot. M1•"1 ''· '10. "· n. 2'J. lt74 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBWC NOTICE ,1.E ANO CASUALTY 1YHO~SIS Cl, TlolE ANNUAL ITATl!MINT •• 11il l:CT IH5UJl•NCE COM,ANY Fun COl'p:lflla Nome "" Ctdt.r s~. D.111••. TIXll 1511t lle>me O!litt Y••r E"""' 0Kemb1r JI, 1t/J l oll! 1dmltlld ''""• 1P1~ :z. II"• 72) lor1r ll•tilllllto IP1't J, llne 7JI Sl'l'Clot slltl>luo lllncls ''"Or i, lint 7•) Cli>!lll PllO·llPIGUolttn!Y C&pi!ll ' S111111ory Otpooft (Pa;e 1 n,... 1'Y<! ... Gros1 Plld~n ll'd c""lliOUltG tuti:;IU5 (PloQ9 J, 11.., 16AJ • •• lln1Hl<Jhl'<I tun<ls {1urpl119J J,101,l'.lt.IJ 11,1sr,on '' n1.1,...u !,IQ• J, fiM '61) . . .. Su•olu• 11 r1101•d1 PQtkyflolGrrs ll't gt :J. II"" 21) ., 1,16'.17,U Income kl• '"' Ytlt !P•a• n. 11,,. l l .• .rt0.411.52 011.0U<l ..,...lt fo>r !flt VII< (Pwg1 12. II"' 19) •tol.~ll.M We ""'°~ (trtlly rnar 111.0 •bOv• u..,.,. l•t In K<o.-tflnct will> "'-An~tMI S!tl!Menl lot !kt vror f'><le<! DK.....,bef 31, 1'1l, mooa. ro lllt lnWtflM;O (om-"''l•••-r or l~t 511t• of Ctllfol""I•. r:-.ir1<11nl lo lew. A. C. Wtrll"" V;c:t Pr11odenl ill. c . Ft'l>t rotan SK•el1ry Publlih9d O'l flllt CIHtl O~lly Po!01, M..rt"l'I It, 20. 21. n. 1), lt14 ... .. PllBWC NOTICE PUBLIC 1'"0TICE FIRE ANO CASUAL TY I YM0"11S 01' TMI! .lftNUAl ITATl!Mli NT •• GVL, lNIUR41'fCli COM,ANY Full Cor~rate N1 mt 413) MIClllOn. 1(1"WI City, MliM\lrl Hornt Offlt• .,...,., l lldtill Docem..., )1, 1'U T&!ll 11lm!•tld IU~! (P~ge 2, fin• 11) l ortl 11•1)111111'1 l,Pt ge ], 11.-.e lll .•... 515',50,,7M.•~ .,,/11,IY.:ll SPf'Cl•I 1urpl11> lvncli (P~ge J, /lftl JO Clollll N I011f)/Gwt111!v C•oilll! • 51i!UIC>f1 Ot l)lllOI! !P6gt J. line 2s.t.1 G•MI f:l ld-1" '"" UlontrltMJtfd1 (W<p!.,.,l !P1oe J. lint ''81 5.000.«IO.OO S11rpf111 11 •~1r<11 PDlitVl>Oldf11 "'""" :u.~1 ,,77J.tt l Ptge J, llno 27) . . • . .• l"'"omt """" mt \flt (,~Qt 11, Ii,.. I I J6..1l•-'°'.IM Oll011•1t me"ls tor tllt YN • f'~e 1• 11,, ''' lH,111.t•<.~ \•J " b -w .. 110,'61.101 15 s• • ue v t rrU1y m•t '"'t •bo~t lltrns ••• ;" 1ccorai nce w1tto !ht Ann.,al -~""-' IQI" tne Y"'1f "'d~ Oect mDet JI, 191J, meat to .,.,, 1.....,,1t>Co com •••U•Ol'it< of 11"11 ~lltt of ClllfornJ1. ~ ..... ilNnt 10 It•. . A. C. Wnd.., \'k t P•P1ldt<'! A. C. Ftll>ltfs•M S-.:•tllfy P111>lli11e<1 Or111111 c .. ~I 0.lly P,101. M1rt~ 19. ~. Jl, 21. 11. 197' PUDLIC 1"0TICE • PUBLIC NOTICE PU~LIC NOTICJ:: [-~~~ -~~~ Sl,·hUt ,ICTITIOUS •ui-11o11ss NAMI STATIMll:NT lol!owlno ptroon 11 oojno tiv1 ~a eueuc NOTICE ,ICTITIOUI •UUNllSS NA.Ml! STATIMINT lollG"'lllll ?efM!ll 11 <ll>!no Dvlfllti! ,ACl,IC r.WMING j, ,AllO (0, loiK E. W••llH" A>'t , $11111 Ant. C•lil '1i'tlS Ha"'t v C. H1wotlno Jr., 1n A~• II.pl, I ll, COi"-1111 Mir. C.!!I, '14H T~ll M lntll 11 t-...C'-0 DI' 1n 11'Cltv\clufl, Htrwy C H1wldM Jr. T"lt ,tot-I Wll rllfod w\!" ti.. COU"h Clttlt o! Ort"O' Cavnty 11'1 J1~.111ry H, ttJ• '"'" Ottty 1'11- 11. "· ,.1'. "',, ~·ii h<' ag t" "' his c .. J one ;n '" 1110 "lu he< ria Ka ha "' ·Spr • Se Be on Pi Pi· be '" r-i Ila\ lO in II l'<lll ·Cott St;i Ho plet ol l tin the l'ipeC <9611 -IJtoro pco l.'<.hK So11 of a • Joltn Clar/;, G<1ble IVei:er K11e 1v Fllt li er By 808 TllO\IAS BEVERLY lllLLS t r\l'i-111~ v.·111 turn · 13 this rnonth, and he's like nlost other boys lu:i age-hyperactive and n10rl' ltl• terested in sports th11n !:(!r l~ Ile leads a nom1al ilff' d~·itpLll' his fan1ous n:.11nc John Cl<irl. Gable. The boy tnark ot ht~ hirthday 'l\lednt'sday. celebr1111ng ii, is alw;iys, out Cir lhl' publir eye. That 's the v.·n,\' l11s n1otht•r, Kay \\1illian1s Gab!t•. want~ 1l. JOlli'\ CLARK Gabll' \I S~ one of 1he n10 ... t fan1ous babies in Hollyv•ood hislorv. I Iii; fnther. called king ·or the n10\'ie \llOrld but ;1 !iC'J f.~11 led "lucky slob fron1 Ohio.·· ·had be-en childle-~s 1n four n1;1r- rfiges. ln 19;)5, ht• n1arried Kay \V1lllams Spreckte~ . .,., ho had tv.·o children by h<'r mar· r iage to sugar heir Adolph • Spreckels. Seeo1ad P1•i::e }\a~ (:able became pregn:in1 after the fLrs1 11,·o month.c; of tho.: n1arr1a~e. but she suffered a n11starrlage in the 10th lli t'ek Then m Julv 1960, wlK'n he was on Joca110n for "Tht' NA!\1E in llir NE\\S :\lish!s .. In Heno. Gable learn- ed that his 11 Ue >l'as pregnant ;.ig;un ··11·s ~ui ng to be a boy." he 3nnwnccrl ~.11ningl1·. and choSl' the nJmt•, John Clark. Tiit: STAR . \\"110 pc.rforn- l:d so1nc strenuous stunts for "'The \ILsfits." v.·as stricken \\"llh a heart at1ack and died at the :1ge of 59 on Xor. 16, 1960. l11 s son v.•as born l24 di!\"S later -' ..• Bcttv Kcnl. 3832 l la n1ilton St.. Jrvine. too k a !>CC· ond -prize of $100 \v11h this painting. '"Boby Fischer·s -Pizza Puzzle." in the All Cali fornia An. Show schcd- Pizza Jluzzlc." in the .\!I ('aliforni.'.l .,\rt Show. Jt is bei ng sho\o.'n -1lurin)! the 59th Nallonal Orange Show in San Bernardino \vhith r1111 1; through f\.far<·h 24. Fron1 1he beginning, Kl\' C;a})ll• l'O\red lo kt't"U her fa1110us $(111 (11.ll of I h c hn\t.'li~hl. lie has rarely bfen photographcd . and t\:J s alwa1·!ii Jltt'tlde(J pri1 Art· sehool~. A.-; nul!lht be e:tPl"l'tcd, he is 11 hJnd~on1c hoy. and 11thlt'tic "!le i1kl's f'Otlf"IS. and he's 1rry ""ell toord1nntcd." says his nK.ithcr Bll llt: fOl.LO\\'S his rattier Ill be-Jnt_; a daredt\'ll.' Gable had a pns111on for fast fGrt'1gu cars. and enjoyed rac· 1n~ his nlO\orc~cle 11.· 1 I h (Tonics through Ill<' !iilrttls of the 5.:Jn Fcrncu1do \':tiler late :it night. reach1ni:: spc<'ds of 100 mileo; p<>r htJur . ··1 took John Cla r k 's n101orcyC'l e a'1ay from hin1 .'" K.ir Gable. 56, said. "He i,i as doing 100 many 11heel!es" , She refcrrro 10 the crclis!"s I stlull of riding on the b:ick -i,i·hecl only. ~1othC'r :ind son re<::cntly moved to a <'Ornfort.'.lb!e homt> I in Be\·rrly Hills aft.er spending I the boy"s first dozen years at , the c:able ranc:h cin Petit ,\venue in Encino. The 19-acre plaC'e "" i th se\·cn-bedroom house had beCClnlC too big for !hem. BECAUSE JOHS Clark. a 1 mioor, Cl\llled h111f of the prt> perty, the Gables had to seek rourt perm1ss1on to sc!I. H<:.> and his n1other l'amcd S-W0.000 l ;ipiC<:'C from the salr. Tl1c acreage is h<'ing cut up inlo Ji !ors, and the Gable house is IX'ing .sold .scpar;itc!y for $199.500. '.\frs. Gable. \\"ho has not t(·married. 011·n ... copies of the star's mo1•ies ::ind ~~l imes I -run s them at hon1c, so John 1 Clark ('an obser1·e his rath<'r'~ st1·lc. lie is impressed. but , s.lid his molhf"r . ~hcn\·s no signs of follo'>l·ing the (;.'.Ible profr.~s ion . '"\'ot :it all." sailf Ka\ - Gable. "A.nd T dt>n"I think hi~ fath<'r \l'OUld ha\"e encour;~ged it. if he hnd been here." PUBLlC 1\0TICE l'tC.TITIOUJ I USIN!Sl N .. ME IT .. TE,..ENT r~. 1:>11,,....,n~ i>e•~~~• •'t ao'"Q OU•l"rU oo· o ... E FL1GH"T u • 16111 Pttl+it Co•·· Hl9nw11. ~llnHI llr..:I>. Or1nQe C.011n11, C.•lo! 9')712 !r~I•& E l'cr!9~I"•• 3 !Oh>W C P\f <. •lt"NPO•I e~~-r.. Coll' O?l.60 Lo•r•l"f H. H.t<!lr-. ns llnd S''""' (O>'I Mr <e (11•1 9"/&21 Tnls pu1:nen •t t Ol'IQuC!ed !'I' • ~•.,.••! p&r•nrri~•P 8 !•ot r1 ~ F o-1~·1l1Pr l~I\ ••lltmtM "~' fll•d "·''~ '"" (ountf Clerk of Oren~t Co~f!IY on N•r~~ i . 1•1•. Coct st Students ,.,'"~ Puoll~h9d Or•'!.ot C~•H! 01111 P•)~I. Mlft~ 11. \9. 76. 1nd .-.orll '· 1111 l~l-11 1'we11·e studen•s r r 0 Ill Orange Coast coll cc.cs h<l\C bl'<'n selC'<:lcd tu compf'll' in the s<'n1 if1nals of th l' 5 Doctors Co111pletc Prog1:a111 Fi~·e N.-v.·•)Qrt Beach doctors ha\e co:n pl'r tl'd tl'QLllrt nlL'nts !o rcla!n ac!i\"C tnctnbcr !:.ll1p in lhc 1\m•:rit'a n 1\c:1den1} of Fan1ily Phy~1ci <u1s. U:luis P. li::t\lti r. A!l1·n I). ·Cottle. i\l,1rtin. P.. llan5<'n. Sta n!e~-A. !\rrk1off :uKI lloberi E. Schmit z ha\t' <'01n- plc1ed th e r('quir('d 1111ni1nt1tH of 150 hours of ;1<:r r1'fl1te•J <·11n· linuing medical study during the past three yrars. The Amc-ric::in 1\cadrmv of FamiJ·: Phvsicians. 11 hi<'h·11·:is lnstn.1inen1a1 in the cstablish- mm or a nl'v.· n11'cllC'al specialty in famil y pr:u·ti<·c in 1969 is thC' 01111 naT1nn:1l medical group .rCQUir1ni: 1nc1n · bcr5 to kccp op i,i·i1h 1nf'dicat progress throu,e;h continuing: edtK'ation. Spirnl .'ilired ll'hole or llull 1\na. TI1c\· 'lilf <.'OOlpcte in the ~t:'n1i-rina!s on 1\pnl 2. \.\·ith fir ~! ·pl<IC" "inrK'rS r~civi ns: S250 a!ld an npportlu1ity to ad· 1 ance 11110 Lbc..fina.ls. The <110.·ards progran1 .-.pon,ored hy Bank An1eric<1. HAMS "Sr} Good ... It \\.ill "tfaunt" You "til It's Go!"W'"' It's Not T" E•rlyl 0fl0£R YOUR HONEY IAKED HAM FOf' E•1t1r A•m•mD<tr, •t •~•• "' tft\''*'ltU oft U.1.,o. e llffclJ t1 S.ne wltti Hoiwy '11 s,1c., Gl-e Spiro\ SUtH ~.,,, To11 t1 l1tto"' • W1 lleckoge nd SJil' "'"' CN•t t• C••U e F11ll Sff'rli:e D1lit•l11 .. • • '"''°'Ntcl c11 .. .-s nd w1 ... • Coterln,.....__A Spetl•tfy J100 E. Cocnt Hltllw.r. C.•tte"" MIH -,n.tooo I lll>el Wetf If I (-... l111t•11I 6JS02•61 ' IJt 11/ /f ,1,~·1 .. . 0\JL'! PILOT ;! /'" ...... 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OI0,11 1 SKl.i Clu01 l••~•I "' l lO "' "' ~-'°-"_'""_'_""' __ JI OJ 'ound Cl•tt lfll !IG Liii !!! I~ '------ lnstructiotl Sc,..,tl• ' '"""'"""' Jftoolrica! "' "' I Semen .nd lt::epairt I ~ Sl,..KI Oi<IUtty Jo• W1t111<1. Mllf I J•• W•M•d, , ....... , Jobs w'"'""· M&F ltt lp W1nlM. M&F ~ '" '" ... "' .__""_''""'_~ ~]l§] .. n1o11ur1 1110 ... JOl•l•(H I') .. U<IPO• 101 I lluo1<1on1 Mol•r.•!t l tlt C 1mt•tl & E•"opm1n1 IM Furnltu,.. I M l G1r1•t Sile "' ltOu•rholl CH<ll I " 'JtWllf\' I ll ,..1cnin1r1 111 l Mll<•lllnHu• Ill '°'•H•llonHv• W•nt..:i 110 Muto<•l 1w1 .. mtn!I 112 ! Otto<;• J urnll11ttl lqu•P. Ill J>l1M1/0<flftl Ill / 11wltlf Macllonu fll Soortont Goo•• 110 Slo•t, •ul•v••nt, I•• .:1 Sw1~ IH TV. Jlt<I,.. Ho·J o, Stt rH I J.I 1 [ Pets And Supplies J[E] • Ptts, ""''''' ! C.•ll .. -· , ... ..... ''·" "'" .. L••n1~0 •• m '" "' "' '" I~ ~------- Grn•••I !lolls, M~•n!.1S1r••t1 So1t"M•r,,1t (qll•P. 8~h. Po .. er 110111. lt~!/(lllr!rt llMls, St lf ll•lh. Sll01/Do(.lt t 111111. ~~ & Sit! llt•h. s .... ,. ·'·"""·"·:":-·"""' __ ._._._''" __ ,JI~] C1m0tr1. Sllfl-rM •IO (y<llt, likll, StOOll'f t U Electric Ctrt flO MeO i11 ltomet fl! Motor llomr1 h O Trtoltri. lr1vr 1 ••1 ,,,;,,,,, tl!i!Jfy fll ' .. Ult lltVl(f & ,.,.. "' -.-~-.-,.-. ----- l nloqutt/(llPHIC.1 ••<'ltl!Otlt! Vth<tln Socirh. ••ct . !10th l§J I W~"I Ol"'fl T<ll(k1 V•n1 .. i.tt l Nllnt · · Auto Strv'" & 1 •'1• .. llt~~ W•nTHI ".Utff, lmoorlHI .. Ullt, Ntw .. u!o1, Uu"' •• "' •• ... "' '" .. , '" tU '" ... f!O •• -,\l't\i tf11v 1~ l hl'.' GF:ST D.\i" to n.it1 flj, ;id' l.IOn"I (10:0111~· .. J):1ih· Pil'lt c1,1 .... 1r1rd ,\d~ fi41-.~i~ Dia l Direct 642-4321 Coll Collect Subscribe to the newspoper that covers your hometown best ... YOUI Hometown Doily Newspaper DAILY PILOT . (642-5678 ] '" You Can Sell It . Find It-. ,,. Trade II With a Want Ad ,.., -.......... ~--ERRORS. Ad vertisers should check their •ds daily·& repcrt errors immediately. The [ DAILY PILOT assumes liability for the first incorrect insertion only. Hoi.iltl !QI S.ilt General General INVE STOR S DEL IGHT 6 BEAUTIFUL UNITS -.\d 101111nt; l 11..,r a ~\c,a <.;olr' ('our .. t·. l;rt':ll l't1ndtl1011 ltl,ldl· ,\: 11u1. l'l cnt ~· ,,f rL•ll!\·r :ippl'.'.ll. lJttallt~ <·1111 .. 1r1u·t1un . l'1·11a(·y :11\d Olli' h lt1l·h tu ..,h1 11 1111 11~. hlt·:1l fo r Oll !ll'l" ttl• 1q1JH \. l'r1 cC'd ·rig ht and 1111 11 11111 1111 dn\1 n pa1 !lll·lll requtrc<l. t:rrat l a~ ..,hclt('r: Ft1'.'l !Hil e :1d\"t•r tt~ed . CALL NOW! 546-5880. NORTH COSTA MESA S43.000-0UALITY BUILT FAMILY HOME \1 it h .~hakl' runf, h:1rrl 11 llnrl no1)r.; j'llld plaster \l;"dls. 1111 '..!t' .11i<IL·d J:!"x24' l.H11\ll -" !"itl\111 t'Olll- f'IC'll' 111lt1 l;ir!_!l' :-11111t· !ir<'pl:1te. p1111C'l1n g and l"l':ll lil';un rtd1n ;..:~. l~c·;iut 1f11 l fr11nt k11 C'ht•11 \\l1h 11e11 1ln11 hll· !l\'t·11 , ;) burne r ranbr-and d1~h11:1.-,lu.:r . .Just 11!>\Cd . \11111 '1 \a.~1· CALL 546-5880_ General 546.5880 Open Eves.. General tis C~!~:~'!~ll,!~~~!r BAYSHORES -BEST BUY Sj1J . .>oo a11d 'uu"lt he ll 1 int.: !1fc. at 11., bc:-t i11 1111 ~ pr1\;1tc iil'at.:h ;1rt·;1 l "h;1r1n1n g 2 bcdruorJ\ b11u~e )(·c it toda.\ · LIDO 1 BEDROOM S72.l00 ."1i1 ;11I tharn1C'r pc-rfcct fur couple , clo.~c to ,hn pp i n ~. \('nnis. bca<.h. p~111cl l l'd den. Sc- c!tHled patio. 4 SANDPIPER HOME -VIEW hedroon1 . 3 bath. 1Jra1na11c cnthcclrnl C't.'1l 1ng:;. 11c\ bar. :1 c:;1r g<.ir<ll!C. l'r1\r1lc t.11111"1. .1 nrcl . lar~-c. n1a.~tl·r bc:droon1 :-,u1\('. \ •ll'Hnt & rl'<HI) tor .'·ou. S!ll,.)00. DIAL 644-1766 21 61 San Joaquin Hills Rd ., N.B. A COLDWELL BANKER CO. Gene ral BACK BAY BEAUTY I :, ' I!' • '! 1 I '" "'""I'" . !l'I o''" I ' U• o "Ill •: '" Iii!·,, ,I • , " I• , 11• ~ 'i1i' 11"'' 'J I .,• ,J.1 '1 l,,!o·q " ' 1 .. ·' " ,, ' ' ' Gen~ral EMERALD BAY " '"\ii $35,000 "'II' '>'Ii !.'.<'1,l lPllll., DUPLEX COSTA MESA A SSUME FHA LOAN 'f"'" 1. dr-•111\ '"'"'h -•heir;~!· 1 ·1··~11. •· ,.,.,ll,.n! 1 c1k11· <ol ~111,lolj t .• 11 hi•.-i l~l < l/ P ". I. • • " ' • ."I I 1 I I " THE BEAL ESTATEBS CATALINA VIEW (J11no·r 11111-i •1"11 ;:•of"t:(•1U" Ill:. :•, H.\. !. rn rn1 hu::•• ~·1111 • 111 :11111t'n, 1!1• o' I 111!,orl• I ,_.l\1• ldl"lllll, !i<o l.ind"·.opui.: /.· 11 .111T ••!l l•\•"•"1111\ ,. ~ pl".' 1~"11"'" ·"'!I•' I" 0·11,!•o:n •!•'•~n· l'r"!''f"f\ 1• r •1qir·k" '<:I \" ~· 1.'••I ( 111 J 0 I I' • ! I , ,. I l"lot•'' I)! .-•d·I''· THREE GIRLS In The Bluffs. · Fl:.\\I l ·1· \ Io ' I." 111· h··uu· u1 -ur" r I··· J:1n.;.. 1•:o1n1 loni-11 ." '"'" ~Jfl•·11·•! 11 "1111 t :i• M,i j . !.l.\!J,\ • .11 . .,,,. /J(,,11", '-••llJo 1111.i: 1 •• ,, " .. , J • ',,JI 1• •ll .ti t.,· •. ·~·1 •ull~l•i<"I • 11kr•·d Ill o d I!\, .oil !•• •\1 .•. ' I .<II J,;·il••· r,r I. (oprir.n I 1(11 \I'd .11 \h~·.:~i1 CORBIN·MARTIN REAL TORS 644.7662 ~;•.'•.I) 1.u1 .. 1111., Luu o•l :• h•11l1•· 111 111,hl\ l.u1d~"al""'I 1••1i,:t.loo1h1..o,,! 1!11..:·· i.111111·. n ~or 1 1• •t "" 1;d t<·;d1;!• "\j...1• 1111 ,\.,'!. ·'1' 1r~l1ni: !•"11 n1'<"''tl'~ lb1~ c1r11 l:iniil~· '1>lo' h<lnl" \,•1111\t' !•1! ,j j1 :1 ~ tr\,. n I ' ~~·1i i', \",\ !10.1n c.,11 .. )~ .... ~ 11() .. \.:1 ..l.d'1 IPI~ 11"1111 d"l~•I•' •po:d1< \ 1\11 Ill '.1111 • •,1 ,,I . 1.. "' .. ,,, ... 1 1... Uo~ -! •·ll!r .f•···· , I Jn ·~~' 1ju ,.,.,.,, 4 i1F•r-tl• •I • !•·I. 0\J I 2Y' TIA I BAY ond BEACH 675 -3000 St ~ak-Th rough This One! !'I(!\" \l'Y 111\.~•! I I >1 .:• I,. • 11 .. , ! •! .,:• 111 II' ' .,.,.,,, >11111!!. l ••"" 1.11'[" ."11/•' I '" I'· .i 1•• J 0 \I ~ 1 \ • I '.• io , 1 l:l·1:.1 f' !.\" \l·,I:\ l"l.•1·1 i'• <.1•,~1 T·,! d [ i<o' I< \ ! ' I • I 11 \\ I I H \I 1: '1 f.1 \1 )I I llo'\·dl Ol'f"TIL ~. '' . r J'i -? nr 111;:r1 [® THE BEAL ESTATE BS HARBOR VIEW HILLS ]Joi • 1• 1. '"'">Ill ., ,,,, .,1 I I' ·,, "' l •/" :• t '!i •I •'1 11 : <·•I" "II ·I ., 'U 1111'1l ,. 111 •"' ,-.. 11·!111 .. 11 ~ 0" I.Hid ( .1!1 "!i,._j~\ 1 Walker& lee II Al l tl ••I BUILDERS PRIME SITE " ! ,. '"!\' ti .p, 11 ,1!1< •I I ol <I• i""I' • ... ,11.d lit ( ·-'·< \lo · I.• ·11 !" '-;11• ii ',. ·I I• ,1,·1.11 d j,., !•"•II • '!11 n \.d•·•l·•·l I •''"'I 1,!•1d >'l' I•. • 1. ('oil ,, 11~.!.,I ., l••r ,11 . , r,.,\~ r'"" ·n,. ,-·. -I'!., [® THE BEAL ESTATEBS Buy the Do ily Pil o1 for Peanuts (and o lot of other great con1its ) ... still juit $'2.6S a month delivered 7 doy1 o week 642 ·4321 (Direct ~r collect) ~. ·-"'"" ... One Call Service ·-.. • ·~ F~st C1ed1t App1oval ~ ... '""' , ......... ;Jib (IQ~ 1 a•··~ "' '" General (.j~neroJI ,_,-"'" @1 ~· ftl . ..,•ffi' ~ .. -91 .. ~ .. ; L:..::..l·""~I ~ .\1 .. u .1 1 CALL ME . l 'M COTT AGE If HI hut l .1111 • \lh•" I u1111tr \ • li.ir111 \\ 1')) ,111 "1 l'.1 11 \It'll I .'l .t, 1 l' ul l1i H! .111 .! llll" h1u1i.· ll:J• hl';llll· tiru h 1l111o1·, t 1''1!1,il l11 ~·1il;u l' and J '!111111 P.1\1<1 .... l"I' Iii!• r 111·· 1"1,ll t1I ,ll!l l((\Jl'~· l.1.,r1•d .11 ~-:-~ !t-11i UNIQUE HOMES R ealt or~. 675-6000 2443 E. C o,1~t Hwy .. Corona dol Mar General :.-:~ne ra l PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES ~I H l\\ \ !'.\" \l'!'Ot\"r :.11·:\·r Linda 1 ~1e W aterfront .. I lt,lvlll l·liClr1 1l., 11 li.1111 ll•ol ih: "I\ lt1 :.:11011 ll ,l\l'l ll"t1lll $:.:.->O .LHJO l·ull\ r-rp11pp 1·d l•l.ind h1tvll 1·11 f.111 111.\ Jll•idl h11J 1.11d l l•\1 111 70 Linda Isle Drive l'111ne -.t.i" l.1,..•11011 l•1!. si.-111,U!!l• BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayt.ide Dr., Suite I, N.B. 675-616 1 General ------'I• Acre Midw est ltt1.:.•· • il•I· ol lo• O l11111~ t • '". 1,,. ! '. 0(11' oi•·1,f1".'. 'd'' '•' 0••1 1 ... d jh r'"' •. r·1 \• l• .,, ') " I" 111 ' di ,• ': Ranch Sty le! I " [® THE BEAL ESTATEBS BAYCREST '' '1' .J, ,.,,, ,i, ·I. f•·•llll• I 111· ·"" ,n.t . .. • .i: I" r ""'l 11'" ( •• ,q! , .. ,.,_I·~'•·' n • .,, '"'! I' ••Ill 1 •• llo 1;,,, .d 1 .•• I old•· .• \\.0' ~Ii.' l •I I•• o 640-1120 CALIFORNIA RANCHO ,,·1· .... IP I 1 i,' I, I .I• ·"Ii! 'ol• '111 I ''I ''' ' .,., .. ! 'PP'I t 1.l•·p! '" 111• nt r .•• t1111<·, , r.·i r•·, 11·nu1 .. t·ou1 1 ~ ('.•II rr.1 ,1 PETE BARRETT -REALTOR- 642.s200 Country Charm In Irvin e Terroce I :•·a 11 lo •\ o ·fl • .. ,. 11•" r " ~· '''"'l~-.1m ·•· 1 •• 111 !1101 . ,,., 1,,,., !· ••• '.( ' " ' I!! l'•''I"' ;on•I I ,;,.1•o II'' u1o1 .. ,1 "'l!•I" • ' • flf I " tll IJ' li•n (• ' I I "1.01,..n pr1• o •I ... 11 'I "' O?f'I flt 9 • IT S" f iJ'I T') pr 1. ~r • General THE VILLA GRANADA TOWNHOMES NEWPORT BEACH 3. 4 & 5 BDRM S. 549 ,900 TO Sbb .500 '"i'"' • I>< a1 lo"\i. .. .,f I ,\ o I.·,:. •111. lo ·'Ill I 11P1, I o•!: ... o ,+ 1·l·n11,. d ,.. •Ill· r•t1t1d1 '•lo,,, ',II 011 .. 1111. ,.., .. ,. ro· ",. .. r SEE MODELS TODAY lo ,, ,\;1;..:., \\o\ "l.01111 .. r •• I :d !,. I ·" -'I ,IH !I I •1 !' r \) '1· \ "1 , I·• I 1<•;11n1 • 1, \•' II " JUST LISTED ASS UME $24,600 7°'o VA LO AN \ :•; ! ... \'I" /, " .. 0 ' ''!I •• ·1 j ,., WANTED ' " ""I• u \'. ,. "' 1, • I , I .\l.ll.~.1 1 Tl:.\!\l\1. ' Ill d ••'fl• I •I "I" do I ' ' 1 ' I 1''1 ' •· ., ., "i "'I~ I I'" ). ,o,,I • !•! ' 'I' ·1 .. 1.t•· 1 ii II I '""' ., 1·• l' • \ to·" '" -ou•1•·1 I • I r•!I 1'1" John Al lard, Manager 644-72 70 I I I [~ THE BEAL ESTATEBS rluJ(ut s."-lth ~"''~ IE At TORS ~-- NPT. HTS.-FIXER BLUFFS CONDO ( F' JlO o 1:1: 11 ill " II \ I: \ 11, o:o \ ••II P11· " ' f1 /••· f" • .,, .. , '.'• II ~ 1•... \! '.11 ' t I 'P ' ., I!· o '" ' 1 ' ;, I ' I 'I ""' ' '" .. , .~ ' I•' (, ,, '!•·• "'I I• I' " ,· .. o '"Tl•••' " 1 .\I' r, 1 .1 \ , ·,,. ,, .. · • 11-.1.~ Ii\ 'o\ IH•11 'l I ~ " • I I • I I "" '" ; '," \' ' C. F. C olesw orthy Realtors 640-0020 U•.nP.ral Gl'.'neral MACNAB IRVINE _________ ... _____ _ -(HARM TO SPARE- ( \W'l'<lln l11ul 1 l 11• ol1 .. 011n .;•.: l1.ill1 \\1 •,lt'lit1 lu 11Jll" \Ji1 ..,!l"J IH·d1ro111 11 II Ill• Jil.11 ·1· ,\ bf•;iJ/1 ('1•i1 !11:_ J.",1111111 IH(•fll \\ l\1'1 11.11 ,\ f1r1•pl.1ro• r fi.,llt· l11l.ili101f 4 11.iJ !i • .. \11110!1 1 111:.!.;;;::ri .\1.;•1 SUPERB EAST BLUFF LC1CATION • -I hedronn1 ~ la1nif\ l""tll :!1 ~ l\;)lh -,\;. 1·nn1n fnr pool 1;1 1•;it t.1,"1,11\ n"1nl • s:;!1 .-1110 l.;ir1 \' I>;. ('I . ti4 '.!·8:..!:~~1 '.f:l-! 1 NEW HARBOR VIEW ~t·11 .~ rir l li1d 111.,111 h1 i11i1 11 "l•l'I 1.d h1111u" rl'r•ni ~111111 .. 11 JI "' r .111111~ Iii 111..! ·'8h,!/1M t f.'l'l' .l•·,11111 \ .. 1••1:.n1 1;1~-~;;!::~1 \JI!• ~·--------~ Irvine 'M1cn1b·lrvlM A•11 t~ Comp•nr 901 Dover Dflv• 642·1215 I"' M1cA1tl'l1H 144•1200 N1w_po11 811cl'l,C1lllo1nl1 i261J I l I ! I --... ~~· 1'11..IJI GMtral MffCI Verde .. Gi ner al -BACHELOR'S LAIR BALBOA -2 BEDROOM CONDO., lop floor. Ocean & Ba y vie,vs. Designed and decorat~ for the single person. b'nj"y life! Swim, run on the beach . ride a bike on the boardwalk or just "'atch the sunset behind Catalina Island. Securi ty building "\\'Ith no maintenance y,•or· rles It you tra vel. f">riced far under nearest '"" ' I '"'llral I fl Corona del Mar Co1t1 Met. ~~~~~--~~~-1~ 1 POINSEmA sP"~'!'c~EAN I l bdrm. 2 bath, db.t gar, This charming "fl°"·tr" t.ance fe1~ yard. lilte('l Is tn 1he ~ntrr of O~l:Y S30.950 Bkr. M2-{l:3)0 "'Old Cl?1'0111t" v.•ith hanks, ~If-<\.\ \'EROI-: '2031 N. I pOllt off1l'('. llt}e'IU')' &rl'J &.JI CaJ)ella. 3 lkdnn. 2 ba. ii.hops ond 11totet jUJ1t All'Pf l.Jke new, mwn Jiff. Bier. Ill'!&). And, of t.uun;c>, holh >18-1711 · tl\'t M7·4617 Huntington hlch Huntlntton Beach POOL HOME Price Reduced 4 BR. $35, 950 2 Bd$rm2 •• 40+0. Pool 4 bdrtn plUJ heatM and '"'""'1 pool Nou '-"" $22 600 and .chool!I. ~ 1.han 3 • Barqain competition. S64,5CJO. CALL 540-1151. /1"4ti# S~.~ REALTORs' IJllil' und DiJ:" C.'o1una ' · · lienchc>i1 111-e ju51 a -.;Uk E•tf Bluff Ullo'e.)'. \1/i! CW't'totly tw.vel---------- lhret' fin!" j)l'OllC'rtiM for sale on Poln~ttla, mllti 'O bro.ch. To 1i.ee go You can J'llLY S2aXI tn0re than Soulh on Brookhurin. tum lhll tor a ne111 unll or )"Otl t~t on Garfitld one block can buy rny upgraded unJt IQ Kipahula, turn St,iurti and Jor $2,000 lx:lov.• repl•ctmenL follow 5i&M &o l!IGl2 Tq. COii. Utnc. Alk for Jim Ram· 2 Bdnn condo., decln.ble min&. OPEN HOUSE l~ around lrvel tlOor plan, l~ 4 Bdrm + Family UNITS • UNITS ran~~~u!~7 ~~ _ ~ASTSIDE EXCLUSIVE-6 Shake roof be.au- PM. Call ~. yean new, f"rHhly Painted "ASKING" SUNOA Y ONl. Y v.11h fulefully paneled and w11.lklntr: 111 ~la 11 c e to l~es, 2 bedr~o.ms ea~h . 8 C~rages. ~veryth1ng shoppln~ anit ~ (' h "n' ~. t1p·lop co nd1t1on. Big lot Y.'Jlh spacious green NEW LISTING-CORONA DEL MAR $126,500 .• I U1-ea1h111kirmly beaut I t u l Hen'eli McKenna & Co. min'l'lrcd llvina room, plulh 1'.allpapt>~ t1tn!n1 atta. shag carpet• & cu11om drapc1, overslud P9Jltr)' :irta, cusrom Ille counler 10~. sh11.ke root. near ~·hool:.;. v.•alkln~ distanoc to .Hunllngton Crnter, swim· ming pool 11nd n1r1ny park aJ'l'll.I, Now S2000 b(!kw,• rost ne"'· {Principals only plea.sci. Cnll todl'ly Sl?'lcl~1~ 4 bt-dl'OOn1. :l 001h area. Excellent rental location. Call quick for w11h htll·k fll'l"plt1cc. huil1 -ir1 1nore in for1nat.ion S40-1 t St. See this cozy 2 bedrm., I bat h cotlage under the huge spreading pine tree. Then look al the 3 bedroo1n, 2 bath rear unit which brings in $360. a month. A listing of Glenn O'Bryan. I hrnnd nt:'Y.' duplex !011ded n---1\'hh 1011 qunllly up1ti11dt>S flUCllwti:t · \ \LLI· \ · HI \II\ lcltithen, llU'R'I' l1r11:k patio ' I and bcnulifully dri>ilefll'('J and BIG 4 bedroon1, 2 ba1h honw, huilt. Spectttt":ular 2 br 11nd Nl'>A'ly r ('de co r 11 It'd &'. iUITOWKk>d by b fo1~'<l of r---::---:------------....., thadl!' trff11. 1"his iii !he l'll•sl 00.y in {))n9 i\1esa's n"IOsl desirable IU'Ca. ~ it: Cnll RPd Carpet, ReallOJ'S. 016-l0;40 tlen Ooor Jlltuui. · landscaped. $68,500. 2846 E. .. ERITAGE CALL 644-7270 ''SOFT'' 2828 E. Co1st Highway, Coron1 del Mir $110,000 Sl)'liflh b1~1n<l rlf'Yi' 2 l)r, anrl 4 PLEX PaC'ltlc CO&!ll ll>A'y, Corona l --~-------< de! 7\1ar. 64()....848.I, El Toro BIG DADDY 147-3095 ~ Bedroom • fnn1ilv rn1 and --,TH=~l~S=-~is=--~rr=1-- "" ~~;!~, !,E!~~r. I :;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;; W£ CAN Hlll' YOU IUV. SELL. Oft TRADE A HOMI!. AH YPLACl""tN TH! HATtoN gue,c1 room unit >A'ilh an al· SPACIOUS colTK'r lot, 4 BR. tracliwly remodeled 2 br. 2 BA, t.vwllry kil. Hv "c·h111·rner" in front >A•ith owner {$500 Bonu.~) $39 Sf)) fireph1t~ 1100 th<' C.0.~I. &17...fA'.)13. ' • '(('('j" large dining nn, alt be-auli-• fully de1iigned ttnd alt to-4 'Spacioo1 bdnn1, 2 bath~. gelhl'r v.·ilbin 2600 sq. fl. of master tMlnn . has priv . spacious living. BIZ ('Ul-rlt>· btith. Prime H.B. localion. MC IOI v.·llh plenty of room Gigantic yard w/bont a:ate. lnr 11 pool and a g&1·dl'n. loo. lfas family room, bit-Im in Hop. 5klrt 8.nd jumft to !he kirthen. CenlraJ tract loca· )--ear old. Hw; 3-2 Ol'Clroonl units and one lurni.~ht'd hal"hclor unit. \\"llhin '2 block:o;; <"If ll1e hctt.lfl. Call Red Car~!. R1•altors . ~for Ill\ appoin1n1ent. SPRING IS THE TIME ••• to build nf'SI and units. (~ lf!'Vel 4-plcx si~l'd lot n<'ar 19th street !il"IOpping areas. Aslting $24.95(1 and OYlner w\11 listen to your offrrs. Call Red CarJlf!I, llral tor~. ,,..._, Eastside Special Take Over 7.?5';',-FHA AT Sl7'2.00 TOTAL PA'f~tENT Take ovt"rr wbject 1 o exl.sting FJIA Jo:in llflnual pttttntage rate 71Ja~ toh•I monthly payment ol Sl12.00. Home i.<; a doll hou.'!f' on A quiet cul-de-sac ~IN'('! in Eu11ide Costa Mt-Ill. Don't miu seeing it, Call Rl'd Carpet. Realtors. S--16-86-IO NEW DUPLEX 3 Bedroom 11.nd 2 bedroom Onty i;11 yeara ol.d, this ioc'Om.e property liM very nice owner11' unit. Asking $58,000. Localed near !he FABULOUS SPYGLASS-$125,000 Careful buyers. be sure lo see this value today ! NE\V Z..slory 4 BR "New Bedford" beauty on lovely corner site. Fan1 rm . fo rn1a1 DR & lge bonus rm. Quick possession. General * Balboa Bay Properties * REDUCED TO $70,500 Fount1in V11tey TIBURON Twn acto.rabte dolt houi;e,. Very liharp 2 bclmi, plu~ $49,5001 JUST LISTED \illh pth•a1_e patios and formal d1n[ng or den COrKIO. l;Z Blk. to bayiront. 2 Bes t Joe Eastside Cos-enough furni!ure 10 n'~t ~s Cenrral air t-'Ondltionini;r, & " I .~umnlC'r rt•n!al11. One IS in f · 1 .. 1 /d BR house bachelor. ta ~·l esa . 3 BR., fam. perfect t·onditton 11nd you ~l~~b~rOv~1n;!1~l'rnci'Jct~ OCEANFRO'iT 1 rill. Cov 'd patio, gour. can ~ son1t• of "your OYi'n In sale.> p~lt'E'. All the con-: Duplex $155,000 675-7060 n1et kitc:h. S39 ,750 lhlng on !he other. vl'niC'nce of ownltlJ: a nonu! MESA VERDE --i Call : 642-7401 CALL G75-722j "'lCho~t the hi:'nr!Hc hcs . __ Beaulllol land5Cap1 ng and beach, ,,, 11 lo\\' prl1't' <ii lion av,.ay from busy traffic $49 950 M. stttelll". Close to scllooh:, t 1 -shoppin;;: & prim_t Ix-ach , nn'11. All this for only 2211 Newport If, $29,!00. Call !l6J....45.ll. 6%~tn Sun/Eves, ~SUS WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO. Golf Course f rncrealional r a c i 11 t e s. 11th Green is right at NEWPORT ISLAND ~led in dc11irablr! f''oun-/"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""""" )'our back door. 3 br. 3 2 Bedroom Uo1ne tain ya~Jey area: Cl~ to . . ' • , \'.\LLF\ 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 b I 3 C 'I'" I ·. &''11 shopp1n.,, and lxach area. a home \V/poo . ar 1 it l pier oa t Call now to sec. · IH\11\ gar. $74.500. 55\Hll\OO. I Call : 673-7420 REALTORS _G_•_•_•_•_•_l _~-----j G-•_•~•-••_I;.,.,._~--~..;; B tg 4 Bdrm-No Do~n m m ¥ • ,, •• .. . , \.\LLF\ . RI \I.I\ 9uarter Acre Mini-Ranch Raise your OYi'n ~ric"~ -1 !he. oranges and v.•alnuts arc alrt11dy hen'. Extra buildinll' for your fam1 in1plen1c>11ts 1 and e-xtra \"ehicle. Ovl'rs1t('(I double garagt" for \l'nrk.~h<•fl &: hobhies. Enough~ No! yr! • 2 tJCd1U11n1s an1! 1!t·r1 \i 11 11 'l baths in Spanish style 11l no ! t>'<lr11 C'hall:"C. $31,7'."10. Cal! J.l&.23l3. Bt>11u11ru1J~· l11nr1s,·11 11c>1r L.I] 4 Loc1l Offices To Serve You L.ll See The Ocean! 2-sl<ll)' wi1h 4 b<l1·n1s., 2 1 '! ... '"''"l'-------.::00--.:"'-----"" bnrht>. f'1unily room & bonus ! G•neral G•neral rrom your front slep. \\'alk ~· . ., room. Dining H r l' 8 . , I;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:; 1 one sho1t bhx·k ar.d "·atch hu1h-ins. cli111hwt1shcr. Big I• Ow boal.s return <it sunset ==-,===,.-,,--- l!1·l'pl(l1'1'. \\'a1''r i10f1rn1·r. N11 THke an c>arly n1oming .ioK FOUR SEASONS ho me . rlo11n G.I .. !I'll'.' d<W•n rili BLUFFS MODEL HOMES on lhl• ix'n(·h. Alt--Jhi.~ can Spanish dream, coUI1yard 01h1•rs! S~0.500 Call ~I0-1720. IX' ;,ou1·~ 11hen )'OU buy thi,.. "/lrx aulhenliC' Spanish sp.>clou;;. :: Bit, lainily roon1 fountain. ~!any cill"Ull trees, hon1I' with huge nia:.ter hef.J. 4BR, fa111rn1, forn1l din, nk1n1 ;.ind IOI'.', Jo\\' upkt!<'p. 3BA .t· 2 fpl's. qv:r 2800 sq Onlv S96.~ai. For app1 call fr of i<pacious 1 11·111~. Sj)l!'C· (i.W-.7211. tacu\ar buy 111 sn.ooo. 00..13 L:unora Cirf'. Principal!! on· All ready to mo\'c into. Beaulifully decor. thruout, with best carp .. drapes. \\'allpaper. landscaping: on \\'ide picturesque greenbelts. Pri ced to !iell ! $66, 750 to S79.500. OPEN TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY 1·5 2 706 VISTA UMBROSA (off Vlst• de\ O•ol ly plea!lf!. Owner, 968-1896 • I • • VA REPO ' • 4 bdrm11 .. 2 baths In excellent RARE-OPPORT N -"Fountain VallPy locnlion. U ITY Creal huy at $40,950. $2300. ·sHAKE ROOF BEAUTY $1500 TOT. DN. Super up-.graded "Seabul1'" GIANT 2 ~ory ~xec t~ hon1e. Quality construction. are!" _Cant1na k 1 t c h e _n . lde11I beach area location. Hu,..e indoo~ Jaundry-~'ln~ Bes1 schools in priml!' room, spacK>Us muter .and residential area. 4 lxlnns, vanity, crackling b r I ck sunken living rm .. beamed t I ~ e P I a c e -S ~ eeplng cathedral ceiling in lamily strurca.~ to l!~G~. room. OelighUul pat i 0 HUGE (approx 45 xl3 ) e n tertalnml!'nt area, .d ouble bonus-recreation breakfast bar in kitchen. room >A·ith ilas.<11 v.·1111 to H"uge walk in closet in largr sundeck. B R A N D master bdrm. All this for NEW CA RPET. Ju It under S40 cm. For more in· l't'possesscd b.v VA. $38.500. fonnation°caJI 96.l-4543. To1al pric..'f', Sl07j. cl<lfiing . \'\1.1.L\. · 10\l.I\ ¥ • • • • ' rost nnd S362 per mo. payii evl'!rything! Bkr. 962·551 l. OWNER trun1. Deluxe 3 bdrm v.·lth 3 baths, famUy rn1 lr. bonus nn BltMin11. dishY.'aStK'r Submit a 11 offers. brk $45.£KXl. 842-8854. 0\1/NER anxious. No do\.\'11! 4 bl!'ach. Thi11 one v.'Ori't i11St.1 ----------Call Red C&rpet, Rea.ltorl. HELEN B. DOWD SS.i,80() fo1• a Corona del r.lar total do11·n payment tncl ude1 du11!ex 11.,$S.~OO yr. ineon1r. 11H l'OSls. Tnlal monlhly pav· B!>ing OJ[Prrr! by lhe 01'.'nt'rS n1enl Of $,'~::. includes taxe1 tu princ·ipl!'S only? \\'ell & insul'ance. To see call maintd. Xlnr Je><·. OpPn Hsc ~ID. ----------1 lxlnns. 2 baths. Full dining nn. kitchen bu 11 t-ln!I, Family rm.. frplc. brk Cool, balmy. smog free 537.950. 846-0604. LA CUESTA - Executive Model 3 Years Old Truly a tn0sl: beaullful home. Completely upgraded . Professionally land5Capc."CI yards, priv11.1e counyard entry, atrium oU very large master Ml.ite. 3 bedroom1 in all. Goergeous spacious tiled kitchen. Asking $51,500. Thi1 is a must ~! Ca.II Red Carpet. Realto~ 546-8&1(}. Open evenings. Macco Highland Poool Home F1ve bedmom1 for $40,::.00 Is REALTOR General ·------- REALTORS LARGE 5 YEAR SINC>: '"" NEW DUPLEX l ~~,..67,..i.,..4400....,""""'""I SOUTH OF HWY. llua:c> f11rn1ly ruon1 11· t r h C.D.M. c'ulhL'Cll""dl hcani ceilings. Lo\'e\y lush a~. Supe>r entertainn1e>nt home is oh. so.sharp. Only 44,IXXI. Call now !H7~1() agt. rare! Take advnntaJ;!c. See Any day is the BEST DA\' to now. Call 847-6010 Ag!. run an ad! Don't delay. , • 644-0134 General MOBILE HOME FOR SALE: S\LVERCREST MOBIL HOME 2-:1 p.1n. 711 Iris. !iiJ...724:> LAST CHANCE ! Tn bu\' Ihle Hk<' rlC'11· comer dupl<'.X, "·ith oflic.'f' at l10n1t'. :: BdrnL, 1len hon1t', + unusual 2 hflrn1. apt. 1\IJ~hl , \'.\LLF\ . 10\11\ . " ' .. " . . '• ... ~' 20" x ;l.1', 2 BD 2 B1\ c11rp. e.'>:chan~(' f'lr 3 hdrrn ('()Odo. drapt'fl, bit Min!!. ref r i IC . , S99.~ 1 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; '"~asher & c-lect : dryc1·, University Realty !I 11_1N"Cl fl'lr 220 air cond., ?.001 E. Cs1. 11""'· 673-6.."ilO k1tch, l"kll:k, SlOnlJ,:e lihl'!I, . CLASSIFIED HOURS landscH?'-'<I 11a110. Thr"('(' yr.s. f SF.CLUDED PVT BEi CH old -l1k" nu. l.oc111NI 1n ~ . '. nc1v ndu)[ pk. aY.':IY from I Ocean vle\I', 1S6 ~horecl1ff 4 Adv1!rtisen may place noii;.y St. Ont'-half bl. h'Oni Br $2'25,000. 6T.r-3:>39 Bldr their ads by telephone breezes. Bicycl_e close to O\\l~ER sacrifice. S 3 3 9 5 beach & shop_prng. centl'n;, do\1'n. Immaculate 4 bdnn Best H.B. rHJdenual area. .,..;,h bl< 1 1. 1 s· I & 1 1 ·3 , • "' M ns, 1rep ace, rear ing e ~'O Ii ory, . <!. a lh·ing rm p tlo P-"· lik bdrm. plans no"· avail. For , · a_· ""'" e more lnfonnation ca 11 ;,rds. brk 533,950. 962-1373. ~~13. O\\"NER desperate. Beautifui . ~· ' .. ; \.\LLE\ • lll\1.1\ ' .. . .,. . .. TOP of the HILL 2-s101y 3 bdrm~. family rn1 l!Unke>n l i 1'ing rm . r.1assi\'e firepla1·e. Built-ins. hrk. Ml.500. M2-6691. ~ngton t11rbour Seabreeze Delight _G_•_••_,_._1 ______ G_ •• _._,_.1 ____ _ lA\'<'ly 3 bcdmom front un it \i ith spacious sun d('{'k ovf'rlooking a s e c I u d 1• d J:!<rttll·n atmosphel"f'. Plus J11rge 3 bedroom income unit. In pr1n1c Corona dt.>l 11-lur loc11.tion. Closi' to ht.'flt·h. shopping, a n rl s(•hool~. You should see 1hi~ clubhouse. SW.-19.i. llf'li. 111 Coata Mesa 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sl:t,9ao. Call EVES. ----------'II J\londay thru Friday r;~ only $97,500. Call 21l-694-J6:JO, 697-7tj2. S to n09n Saturday ReduC'ed S5000. !lul{(' fan1ily. ~anJen kilt'ht•n. Hlrium c>n· BEACH CONDO On The Bluffs $49,900 This excltina home fellturcs 4 large bedroon1s, 3 elegantly appointed baths, over 2000 mi Jt, l'ii year11 utd, gorgeous park-llke grounds. l\fany trees, designed for l:'nterta1n1ng and outdoor living. Loc11ted on !he bluffs where ocean breezes blow. See 1hL<11 one for sure. 1·1111 P..ed Carpel. R (!a II (Jr~ . 54G-8640. SHARP-SHARP i\IU!l see Jx.forc 1his homt> ~~~til~l ~:.;.OOd~~~; with atrium otr gorgeous ma.\ter bedroom w 11 h walk-Jn eloi;el. A tiled kllchen thal'1 bright, airy and spacious adds to lhe excitement with the privacy of the eourtyard-llke en!l)' and profes 11ionall v landscaped fnrds. 0 n l ).· $51,500. Hu~·. Call Red Carpet, Realtors. 5-IG-8640. Mesa Verde Fixer I Now's your l'hanc'f'. Buy and save. TC'ti•iflC' 4 IX'droo1\U!, tllal's >A·hnl 11 is. Has firc>pl11N'. hu1lrM1n kile>;ht•n. I large hrlrk prilll'l. Jots of trees. Solll(' \O\'UlJ.:: care 11nd ' a prourf hnme 11 11·\ll ix'. Onlv SJ7,j()Q, Hu1 i"). 1·~ll Rt'rd1'W111 , v!itii,:r. I llr1'l)lri1·r, 1~-2 JQt, ..l,:l\'aJ / focation Pr.rs I l>Nlroo111 housr to Onnc 111 sonic" I inoon1f'. SllAllP! ,\('I r11.<1I, f'l\Jl R/.1t Cn.1'()1'1. !lc11!1or~. :1Mi-fl6'1(). Open House Country Charmer $29,950 Br11nd Ill'\\' on I"" lnrirkc>!. 1hl!1 hl'lr111• nrl(' of thc> nit't"SI y,·e\•e "".'<'n l.11C8INI 1n qu\"t are11 of E1ur\<;,klf' C'o~111 i\fesa. Cozy \l'OOd Jll'nellni,: in livinx roon1. n 1l--de-oia(' ! sll"f'f't. OIK'n l.S Sit1 ,(, ~un 2ai Paullllf'. !'ilori by nnrt lake 11 look. n<>rt Cal"Jl('t , 1 Rtallon.~. If you're plafl!ling a Newport BeactLmove. Iwrry fol your c~ice! Half gone 1n h<'llf a ~ear and thP rest ~v111 n<il la<.! long. Hurrv 10 "C'C this. dio;;linctiVl' N .... ~~'port Beach develop1nt'nt of rondorninh1111 ho nll'"· htul1 in cluster~ dTound hand~oinc courr v,1 rd .. l:.ight ~up...>rb rnod~'I:-.. c.i;h <I 1n.1-..r~1rrul.'il' 1)f luxury, co111tnr! ronvl'n1l.'n~i! .ind 4u,1l11 v tnnstruC1H')ll , SundC'"ck"'. hrrp!11r1•, 1,1,•p1 h.-.r ••ll'~l·"'t Mo .. 11·r ~u1l'-'· ~un L111· l..111 h.·11. p11~.1!f' '-'nr]n .. ,·d doubk• ~,11,1q.• H »cr\'i1!1un,1l !0~1h!1t.'" 1nclud.• h .. ,11.-d ~11.1111m1ny pool. [ightf'd \t'nni::. \OUrt". "<lll!l.1. !h,•r,1pV !")Olli J\ll exh.'1101 bu1klin9 t'\ncl qrn1111d~ rnd11ll~n.inco.' prov1d ... d. S.111 .. 1\: 1.:11ur c11111;~11v-.... ,. N,•\l.'PQrt Crest 11.x:l.iv! Two. Thr~•· 1nd flXll Bedroom Condomlnlun1 Hom'-• fron1 $62.995 I"'"" I' ·-1l•r f,-.~·1 I -...,..._,,,,, r\1.' ., H I\ ',· ! dtt"'· ''" ....... f' '"ik""l·' ,,.,,1 ' ., .. ,•>II I,, •I·" ' ( P I!, ·:~1< -1~ O•J 11<! J1 "•'·'''"";•·I'<-' <l' ' ' •un• • """··· ·-· ..... _c ... ,,..,..,...,.., .... 111o ... c"" .._,,I'! r .. ..,,c:.,-.,..., c;._,..,_, .. , ... --,n\, __ .., ~~~~ ----~ ... ., ... ·······-' ~~NTILll •!r'SFuNro&NtCfl CAN BE SEEN AT: MESA COST1\ '.'llF.S1\ OFFICE ~ I CRESTMOftlT 330 \\T. B11y 1nu1cP, e;.;qui~i!l' thic-k i<hag. $24,500 Full Price professional landst·a (X"(I. and fully funllshPd. O 11 I\' ,•11~a'li\t t~:::"'~~~~.i;~~C·~~; vERDE NF.W:~:~'~.ACH LR;: ____ ••••-~ I HOMES 3333 Ntiwport Bh·d. ! Bu~l'.lf 1tll bu,ys! Only SM.950 S2500 dOl'.'n payn1e11t. \\'h)· I' · renl? Call 1 HUNTINGTON HARJlOUR Con1n1. llosp.l Lot No. 46. 6'''·5678 9'2·4471 I~:: j 546·81 Dl llfAl.lY COKTACT RAY, PK . , .. ,. GOOD GRIEF!! 1\IGR .. for sho1~·ing. I HUNTINGTON BEACH Nca.rly nil our lislings sold 2 OUTSTANDING 17875 Beach Blvd. li214 COA..."1' H\\"Y. I D 714 : 8<16-138-1 & 213: 592·28·1'1 Owner esperate l':':".!'""'"'"'""'"'""'"'""'"'""'I p1·ac1!;~ oNcE[~1. Su .• · 1 Garden Home I BUYS I 540-1220 INVENTORY + Custom Pool .1us1 listl'rl -a 3 bC'dmom LAGUNA BEACH Sk. . . 11·1h Plll~ Vrn!e fircplacl!' m Fore~! Ave. 11 you WIYI' t."Oll!liden;-0 ~rlltng • '"~ rtip in •,otnl .Pn\'Rl')'. ' :i nd enc\o"('d pa!in -Also -1 494·946Ei r.Jal<I' nffC'r • Sol Vista beau· Irvine I)'. 3 BR. 2 B.\. like nu cpts,1 ~:;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;! dr~,. Panelled g ar a ii; e I SUNSET AND LIGHTS your hon1(' or ineo111c> pl'np· Thal s not all.. ~h111 ~1<' n1n1hlino: sitn.:tr ~ror..-~ br rrty CALL US. \\'r <'an offP1-s luxu~y hv1ni:: at its ll<')nJc ""Uh di•n · ... ruuipus S AN CLE'.\IEl"TE I h11111ly room. Q\'t'rsized cul-<li:'-snc loL A gorgeous vle11', an extra BRASHEAR REAL TY large lot. a three-t>ar gBrllii;e 842-7411 · e e 968-1178 l_lnda beautifu_14bdrmhon1e oHC'I' f1nl'st M • c>rfcC't lor t'll-I """"' + , ·kl " 1 305 N. El Camino Real t . Al 4 I ··~· _µa 1 1ng poo , ./ Pl'rsonalitrd ~l'r' i~·c>I ('r!lllni ni::. , so. ar.:c TrnJI!' 11~n.11n a\'ailablc. 492-4-120 ' v s. in one of Ir.·1ru."s moat de-j 1You'rr h11portan1 lo u~f IX'droorn+c, f1 rs1a roo_n1, C11ll 897--0J:!I. ./ Continuous riu;.tity l.'1'· a~r:i~un hugr yard. Prier : ----NORTH COU~"IT CALlfo". CLASSIC . Popular sirable areas. S&i.000 . l>OSUl'l' ~we tiy har'l'lf'r • 5/6.1:ioo~n1i"·nrTh_l'~'C'l)'t't'nt _ d ial lrC'C 54().1220 2 sty nlod,..; BR, fpl. 6,, ./ S!X"l'llll ··no oblii,;111inn"' l'l t. II 8.\2-2.i.'l:> for an I CLASSIFIED \".-\ assumabll' loan. $.\2.950. VISION CALL 552-7500 agrt.-en1ent (as~ US) appoinlnlt'lll. Walker & lee To S('f' Cllll BKR. 963·56.'H. ./ 1-"l"ft' evaluation OPfN llL 9 • ir s FUN ro BE NICE ' DEADLINES VA A~SUi\TPTION . $61,500. l11·ho chaN:ei;~I ~r·~ 111 •'1 I Dc11dline forcopy&ki!ls Pres1ig(' nrel'!, 5 BR, pool. Please c;lil 641-7211 p • D' • I is 5:30 p.m. lhc day be· 2 sty. enrl party area_ Q11·n-' I GflO lftlftt) ft !ore publication, except · BKR I C t M for Sunday & l\.1onday er \"Cry BTI)OOUS. . REALTY REALTORS . , CJ:S G esa ( Edition1 v.·hcn det1dllnc !>li1-5GSl' Un iv. Park Center, Jn:inc e red hill ~ "iiiiiiiOii.iiiiiiiiiiii \\rough! iron 1nsidt' and ou1 is Saturday, 12 noon. ·LEASE-OPTION I ~-~~~·~~·~".':~'~:' JUST LISTED i\!Mlten·anian style living CLASSIFIED 3 BR. 2 BA To11'11house. SlOOO UNrv. PARK 4 Br, 71~ Bil. '' , I I I D 1 11·ith 3 bl'rlroon1s on R-2 lot. Do •. "'11. Assume FHA loan. 2 frplc~. -on G!'een""-1< ii·por ~ iuu up rx OK fo, 2 U''''· "".95/J. Call REGULATIONS F I "· ~ Cheap Ch~p 3 Hr111ns., 2 bn . ('111·h : on ~ 1 re ,P ace· ~ew SnHlt + +, S5.'>.00ll Ol1'ner, 552-7283 , -loi'rly t'Orncr lot; nilnl con-6-16-7171. ERROHS: Advertisers carpeung & pa.mt. Next L B 3 Very lar):r bedroon1s. love· dl tion. $l20.00'.l. OPEN T!l 9 • irs FUN ro BE. NICE' should check their ads door lo large shopping •guna •1ch 1,\· 111-.grndi'fl ho111e 11•i!h a Cnll: 673-:'.66:: GT."l-S:iJl Ei·r~. i [~. ,·, ·,·. dally It l'eport etTors center. Cheaper than rtnl. "Ylrkshop 1t1'l'11 HI i'Cfll" of irnmcdiately. THE Ask for Onie, ~746 ~onter•y Spanish 1 c111·1t,.,-t•. Bit: ~'01"'l"t'I'! p!tl lO DAlLY PU.OT assumes ---~ DehghUul 3 bdnn., 2 M ., ;uul a rinr ba{'\.: yru·d. 1\11· liability for the first in· CASH 24 -HOURS Yf'ry cl?Se to beach & shops. 1'ht'n I!• modl'111i1("(I 11•ilh nii'f' :.,,~~~~~~~II correct inal!'rtlon only, i Lge. dmlng rm. hHs l'.'OO(i hnilr in r11n1iC' ;ind l'<'riiniie 1 M-ESA VERDE CA,'CELl.ATIONS ·. For Your Home . burning trplc .• Jhr. rm., 111-·• 'n""''' , I , r , No hidden costs, del11ys. too. Cheerful. all new kit-'".·. •v l op. As 11 14 BD!ti\1, Golf l'O\lr'M' home. \V'h0 n kllllnc an. ad •· ~ n~nolinl"' A .. llo• \ ~· ....,. No obllgations. 15 yn: t"XD. cozy paliOI &. garden areas. 'n 1111 "-n ,,,,pci·.:.' n THE BLU-FF-5 L.f'J;(. ll\·ing . t'lli. i\· frnlc., sure 10 make 11. --~ BRASHEAR REA T O rxc"<"llC'nl buy 111 $30,0C,O. 1 1 ki 1 , __ .:!'..... >t:\.Vl'U . L Y Id v.·orld charm abounds R<-n111 iful . :o1harp Doto rr 5 iin ng _rn,, 1c·ien ..... r"""'ul!' of lhe Kll.L NU~1BER 142·7411 Eves ffl..1171 here. lit Tlme offered lor COATS n}l'l(fl'I; Isl clnsii ron<t. & eat1n~ arcR. Detached given you by your ad $65,000. Call no\\'. niotlva\ Sp11t·ious :l bdmia .. 2 12 gan1e mi Y.'ith y,·e1 bar taker •s receipt of your DRE-AM HOME--seller will con&lder oUers. t · & til'lth1: upi:ratied thruout. te!Mg & frP1c. Love!~· patios canccllatlnn. This kill 49-1-T:irSl W~LLACE ~I~~ \\'f! sho\\ "OU this" ,i;. &•tu-dens. ,\(11ster bdrm number must be pre-$34 500 rYVI N r--· 11 REAL TORS • MORGAN "'REAL fy ~tiltt> fnl.'lodl?s-l'lfrt~ an>it: se'nted by the advertiser rm--m-aou~•°"«"'?.' bed~nn-.~2~ha~lh-\.''"!N'I' ,_UJll.llt wy., Lacuna _546-4 141_ 673·6642 67 S-64S 9 579.;ioo or trade S.I0.000 in c11sc ot a dispute. honic. l\todcrn bltnli, plush . . ""' ( . ·:~ .. 1,,' "'J'") l"qu1t.y lor~ 01\'ner 5'19-26AA c,...,lg. deluxe lam rm. ' Optn Evenl J B Ibo t 1 Cr\t\CELLATION 0 R .,. I ngi -•-.,•-•_•_nd...,_ __ ~1 BUILD EQUITY CORRECTION OF NE\V Sparkling clean. ~lanlcured .. 1).1,fCI" ""'::::::::=::=::::::1 Old"tf"":Z IX!mi. house AD DEFORt RUNNING: yard. Terms flexible • 8e'8 Il\l~!Af" Dopl1>~. 2 Br hon1c>. On large R·2 Jot C:very C"!fort is made to and believe. Cnll .)J:j-84241 •$~4'5~000-=-:v•i:--.,.=-~ I 2 SMALL HOMES N"pnr11fe 1 B1· ap!. ldral f~ood E11~1sidr location kill or correct. a nl'\v nd SouihCo. Rea.ltol'li. ' •wl V lewl 11hh n1anv c>xtrns . 011 01\t' 10(', S!'l l,OOJ. f7::.:1942. $2~.500 that hall been ordered, REPOSSESSIONS 1!\;~)'be~u~~~~~~ryp~~ Jui, S.17.5oo. Cus1om built., Co•ona de\ M•• RIVIERA REALTY but u·e cannot ruaran-. F 1 r ,.1,.. 3 'd , , _ ' d It th or n orme.tlon 11nd location . _.,. on 11 es Lott"°"' fon.'t'<I air hra.1, cpts, d""s. * 642-7007 * tee to o 10 unt cad I ·•• '" •·· -~ h. or Cicse FHA & VA hoines, iv1ryg mom wilh beHn1ed 1,1111!!. ii,vet~·d 11tio, dhlc c11r Sw"tmm'tn . Pool 11tu1 appea........ in t e contact • ce!hng. l!ardY.'OCld floors 1>:orn.ce> 11•1111 aulo cam"" CJ MESA VERDE NORTH paper. th •• • KASABIAN """" ~•""" di"1"". d""r. l~t> s!or11ge cabi~l s. & By °''Tit'r, 3 1~ yr old o~·l"A l.JNE ADS area. Larae front decldncr. C'ontpll'll'!)' fen~. Dloil'e • ~parklrr. '!. hr &. hu .. lam u• ~ • : R y I ... <'k•~ in lll(•;Hi<Jn. Pnvate Beach nn/rowitry kit. x 1 r 8 , Thesf' ads are 1trlctl}' ••I E1t•t1 '62..6644 4 .. e,ry_,,.,wl dC'OOrated. Can R M C di R I I B cash Jn advance by mail o"WN=E°'R=--"--·~~---"I ~. oy c er • •• tor \\'h<1t more Mold it. JM'l110n Kfl ore. Y Appl only.Prine. or at any one ot our of. movc1. Big 4 bdrm. ~=-=-=-=----.. 1810 N('v."Qrt Blvd .. C~I \1·ant'.' llnw ¥1hou1 a charm-Ot'll)'. Call f!\•e<t. 979-9-;'i99. fice11. NO phone orders. hugl' lot. Gu built-ins. [ Tftftftil!l IJ 548-7729 ing, Y.~11 det.-orn led 2 HR 1 COLLEGE PA r k -2 2 5 6 0ea4llnl!': 3 p.rn. F'Hday, dlJ;hy,·ashcr. extra I a r ~ l" 11'~"'-- 2 l:l,\ h11n1t"" nn a l:'t'nc:'rows f?ordha.rn. One of lhc ni0t"S1 C~ta. ~!es& office 12 patio. FA ll<'A\. $3,195 00..\n! ~ IRVINE RANCH-r.r x 100 fr lol In Coroo1111t'I 3 Hdrm, pnol. ne~· kitchen, noon -all branch of. hrk S3l.!fJIJ, IHZ-2561. . lMl.!i.mU'9..w@ :0.1 11r. The t'ntPrtrthw1it 1 'ftl , l:llt-iM, rock patio. Open nces. ** BY OWNER ** 1920 S Hii.: 2 5.101"· rlf'•nn1 home 4 hr!< :l M!hs. pool & l1'flni~ lt1r1Hric~ ownl'r "111 rq-•11 \rA a'l."11rnnblc loun. $19,500, Cnll 646-Tilt. 1lrt"ft111. Only S69.:'JOO, Call I Ol.18P, Noon/j, Fri-Sa t-Sun. z.qoo· 4 or ~ BR, ?, BA, 8pirnl · C~!t,~')' .. l..aiUM &I l-'i"llL P'l"t. Pty ~ THE D1\1LY PILOT r... lll"C'lle, hlj!:hly upgraded 1--;;:;,-ff.=i';';;=;--~.:ASTSl.OE-2 BR lr. Den. serYl!'I the rip:ht to cit.a· AMume 7'1-loen. ~.9a) OCEAN VIEW Clean. rumifihcd. Al!la gar si!y, edit, censor or re--ltlSt Glblon Cr. A-42-8133 ~ BR., new c • r p / d r;.fu: I ' ' convtl'1f'd tn BR. 131,000. fUUJ any •dVtttiffmenl, lh ... ""'t ,_ II b I Phil !'iullll'an Re rtllor, nnd 1(1 ch•t1ac Jta rat~ Huntington Confinent•I r 'J =1"t'"· ~rm .. ' \ :c ....... ...,, I &: r"''"IAl\M& '<''ilhout 3 BR 1 1~ BA 121 n ... ~ ri> c ... g au open to .,..o-o,,, ,.... · ,. : ·"""· ocean view ptoUo, Olin. W lk & l prior notlCt". 965$ Dur;1an kitchen •·/brkfsl b a er ee DUPLE.'\ • °"'flt.r builder 1 BY l}iiucr '!.BR. 2 BJ\. dining 2 BR. 1~ BA. S19.900. ceramic tile· dlni"" ;:.· "(•l ,.,.,. ~1tnts to ~II. Ranch iilyle tr!(-, !l"ri.,klrna, {'.l)f'l"l . CLASSIFIED !'872 Contlnt'nt1I Dr. $61,500 , ... . . _ l, ,'\ !'JR. 2 BA home + n..-11 rr<IN.Vrn t('d . 112 Princeton MAll,.,ING ADDRESS BKR MS-iTtt 557 1617 .l Btlrm :t lltory. ~l11x-lrn11n1 2 BR Ill'! on I~ lot nexl I l"lr. 6~!'>.D!IS.1. .. P. O. Box 1560, : ' . e\T. ·' l'lllSSION RE;\LTY 4!W-OiJ1 ,> rirh'<ll'Y In! f'.:\t"i'l!t·~I \.11 and~1 10 ..:.11.Y 11nrk, So. of Jfwy, BY O\l"lk'.'r, 3 BR, 2 l>M., Din-Co_.ta lote1A lfR\~ Ml ~:cfl'll spact heater 4 DR, 3 BA. rR, v.-et bar, I nut. Sh•11l nt $J.l,1).i0,•Ct11l n .. ,;1 buy in 10"'n. '110,000. 1 rm. Ja1..,.e ,:ird ":t)N'tl\ "'""'" you no longtr tae? Sell ll 2400 sq . fl . Newly dt!c 1 1"lrT ~t7"9.11rr--~ ''· 1~"1R ..... 11-ri:lxr.~ • .,. ·~ -·u .no1v. with-tt 99t~-f1l tir. -,orfto nr900~-uw . -----:'..===· ======J....,...,~-----J :..~Cl~'-"-1-llr,;d.;A,;;d;,.'.;6"12-;,.'6::" :::18:c._..J...::'IM-;::,,:S":::""<cc'1_· __ • ---~~re.I f---1 • ' . -• . . RI Ea so Roy """' .. l3S. I.AG """ rilic 118. so ... ol lo<, 137. I.AG So. ViKI 101. AR lt>\·e city. Gra< ...,,1 '" Pa< DAI 4 s bre bal oh, plus 3 lid b• plea Dini bea priv $155 T llffi P.E Save Ba Orn ceil" H (}y,'ni 3 sun Iron LOY Din pan Al' .eh By ava· Fm i\1cl left Cali "" Sun l'h: Hilt 1714 Lid , bat $79," P<n 3 B ~' . , bl!· Bao wt + DAILY PILOT z:JI -.------..,--------~---·----~·-------..-:-.,,--,.-;:---.---..,,,--..,-.,--·~!i:l.Jr , M.tttn 1q. l'i74 ~ Beach No--rt Bo1ch "'•--rt •-1ch ,-M ' O M ' D.---,,-----,--o:S,.,----,1-.70""'",---'-,,,-,.---I--"--------';;;;;;-;;;;;•·;;;;;;:;;:===="=-;~;:;=:~==:;;;;;;;;;;; 04.lntain, es•rt ounta 1n, esert 1Lots Jor •!• 1Houses Unfur-n. 30S 1Houst1 Unf ~rn. 305 1 Condomin iu.rnt RIVIERA REAL TY Ruort 174 Reto<t 174 I Exctuslv• Homes ites I--.::=::.:. ____ ::..::_;:;:;:;::.:.._ ___ ...:.:;: 1 LAKE .ARROWHEAD General lrvlnt SOlJTit LAGUNA , Co.1~1 $45,000 l111l~~l<' 1--'>I \'u•!n!t)' Clo)Unll') -----------;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= I Unfurn. 32C Newport &.a ch tluh. $:-iOOU. 6-ll--:lb'79 l'\•'n·I Roy•lt, 11lopin.: tkr~ nh1!J \\,. prt!M.'ntly :'1'!1~ )ot~=1~,~~ WJNO AHO SEA ~~~~of State Prop. 178 1 \ ~~i'1~~~;: n~1111 13S,OOO. I t" $150 ll'<'l LACUNA BtACll Ec1.i;> 10 I \\'est of i\Jalibu and South of Thousand Onks. ;, ACHLS "r hill 'Ofl hu~. "'s.ilf'it in th .. ba!Jd on• ~ ...,a. ,,,.,.r t<.1<,kl•11: Hoi;:ur lt l\er ln•r" 1" li!.•l\t' \ h.l\·e " fi111 C'O:\l'lt"t Porl< Lido. , HR/ '· 3 • ' ttl:. h"ill ~· ~·1 B.\, Ip[, """'' rot~ thl'U• "' \\.,,It '" u111. nll blhnx Tnp r'Ond. lil'l'll. \\'t• .'In• ~ ... ..;_ 11'!0. 01\y IW().8!1lA),p:\1 'UL'!~ huuJ<lni-: t;j1-Jlli rifk Nortn & ~~~;1('~!-1.. . BUY THE SEA Trul y a beautiful purccl of land to bu Lid your \ .,ut', :---1· \t.·r11 .. 1 t, O"">::•'ll 11,., Jb, m.930. · ~o.rever "'''''of Ne,vport llarbor & the 1~8• dream home or hold for appreciation. If you $..1'\(J(J: ri lti-9'188. &ib. I 4.)lW.1t1ncOSTAMESA soun1 LACUNA, f:in111atk c1hc . 4 bedroom custom-built spacious home. «:an pro1ect v.•hat this land Is going to be R.tnch•t, ~•rms , j LANDLORDS FREE i 1 <'l:".L~>. The Blulli; 3 UK, .) \ ll..i BA. C1'P1, ctr{)!!. S375 ltO \'1st:• ~Ul'l11'. Zil·351·Dffi7. .. 1J o~1 bet.ch & plt>r \':lt'v.s, 101~ $87,950. \\Ol'th in 10 year s, then Call 646-0555 TOD.i\Y. Grov•t 180 Bilbo• Pen1nsul1 I of white watl!r. l.g., levr! lot, easy to build on. Ask1nr, GRUBB g ELLIS CO. 3.'l ACllES, x!nl soil & ~1 ~ oo· J~l:\I,\{' ],lll)'ft. .i Br. 4. h.·t. $37,500. ! )'t'llr old li\'OC~do l~t·S .,. Lr~ t'll('I µi1Uo, l.loal 1>111. LACUNA BEAOf, tt'n'itl~ 1 trrro[lf'fl11ll D~·111 hTtf:allcin 1Tpl. d1·1~1r thn1ou1. Av 111 So. Coa!lt Vil' ..... : orr AllLI REALTORS 675-7080 I ~~~t<'lll . $175,000. Apr I $'~ Yrly. Uy appl 1 ~t \\'('~lf'rll Viitla Wll.)'. Slopmg downlull ... • , , ~I 01\!\Cr . Gi:)<Ul\J l nlv•·r~1t> 1 lol. $17,9".iO. Newport Beach --j Newporr Heights ·'"' .\rREs n\oc;ido .t: c11n1.. LUXURY LEASE-Dayi 552·7000 ARCH BEAC:.11 J/EJC1rrs. -\\'1•11. drip irrii;ation .. loins ll'vel 101, overlooking ih1· Upper Back Bay NEW LISTING 111·~· \\"iht 1Anhn11! Prnrk. 10111 ,\: Bi.\. stio .... ·n by 111'111 city. Allklng $11.:WKI. Sl10,ln) Ca I Dou~: rlt.>sl. uuh'. tN.ii~·r 516--0tiOl 2 Bit. 2 ll.'I .. _..__ E . .\ Cht11•n1u1i,; 3 lxirn1, 2 b.1 ., I :o;1nu1 & l\SIJK•., 717-5550 ' ~ BH ':! H;1, 1 , . U.liZ~ Xecut1ve home tamll~· m1. bh·ln kll(•h1•n: Rtol •stito Coron• d1I M•r 3 Ult. 111 I.oat viii I, Du-,le xes furn, 345 -1~11nho Newpor t Beach ·I BR. 2 8.\ upper. \'i~v l'i11nk Hie!.:. of bay, r\r ·11th St. A\•ail. 'ark, lr.,,inr 1111n1cd. S3.:ii.1/n10 . G1>4911 Nights Gkr Duplexe1 Unfurn. 350 "." " . " S.l '/.:1 . to·n ...... s,,·, Gener JI hll ...... .,. l),\;\,\ 1'1 . li.;1•. Jl('\\' 2 llR, 2 --- ! ,...,...,,.,. ~ Custom 3BR --• f"'>>•ly n•, '.I frplt•i; . ni:· .... · c11r ..... t A '.! · c l · · ~ .. ;it iu... ... '' ,,.. Exch1nge 182 ~ hr 111 .... nhriu"~ ~·'Ill· Bit, 'I. b!llti~ In 1ho1re area of N•••·port'• ICIU'ilJi:t":-"ilh 11iat't' & \:1~·k· • I 1 ·1~ 1a. hur s.:10 [~) •·•·· , hn ('.1rp ... ·l~afl"~. h.\ · ·· · • · ';1.~1 1 '"'""' ~::'.5 !\lonth .... Dupl.exes/Unh • Income Property 166 :I hr. \'1Pw L:1i,:unu S:\~1 · " Hat•k Bay, Dt'taehed 3 car up for 11~11lC'r 1A1e!)• p;1U{1 talo TltADE 6 Unl!s Burhr1.nk for 2 hr . l'-U''"'r iipl. S..1.~· l llH. :! h11ths 4f4.167t '''·1100 a.,r, rnci-~--' -~· Y'"",, A~kinrt only •-1!1,50,) 162 Orn C U · .,.. -1 Bit '/.' Mlh liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit .. """'" ,,.,.. •1..n1 .,,.. ~ SUBMIT OFFERS'. "I'<' ounty n Its Z Ut ;'-1•...,porl, \'II'\~' S·l''"1 . i ........... ~,,;u 1u.L·rr . ..; t\~iitlo. J BR .. 2 ' • · · · · · • · I if! h11., l';u·p, &: drapes. As..'¥X'. 11 klni; slzt' loL :\!any buil!ln CALL 0 ,,,_ ?<114 I ONE PLEX l>k>-J'i07 plsr he ml"s!la2r J hr. 1t.11·U..w \'11•11 SI~~ CALL 5 I lu,;tuy s"1''1"',o"o· 0 9·~· ... -I • Ra CD'! c l hi ----~ ~ I ,.,, Ult "' I'll I ,. 52-7500 fOOI. ·.o i'olonth 1cort.i111-\l111i 111 Rln·•. 641-":"11>! OCEANFRONT ~ " • ru on Real Estate W•nted 184 • !I' · ·"W'lr•'c 1 5 ~~? VISION .\ltt'llllon J1"1r1nl'ra' Both n! PacifJ(' Cow!t Iii 2 h w n ~·. -'\ br. C:1111NJ ll1i,:hliuxls .P•;) R J::ALTY )I'll hll) 111\1· 1.r 1l1•'"l' l\\••1 ~Ir, lea.fol', or build to &.1111 , l'\'T p ,\RT\' \\',\\'TS T~)I (.ill 6i,7?2j I Huntington Be•ch I It's Converti.ble N,., N1•por1 P••1 o rr1r, rk11J.h11u,f's 111 c1Jd ('"1"11:, 50.000 t'&.n a day pa~s tlus Bli\' 110 :\lE n 1 n E cT' Sa n Clemente ju,t ,11·11~ 1.. ,1;,,1,, ,,11,t I lot daily. Askin~ $6.i,OCC. ~ 1\0:\I P\'1' P'l'\' ~~!l-J.%~. llotne or duple.'(. Quaiit> l.lt•at"h Yuu \•Lil lh<'n 0111\ •I ., <'A,,, ' ' ' ~~ l1ot1;;:L: \\'a!ltt'(l, Pvt pl)' .... ·di red hill r:E \l.11lJl:O: / • CONDOMINIUMS . . ' Rl-:.\1,T)" G ... •lou< 1500 1• 3000 f liu1lt 5 ~m1 home or u~e ,,. •. 1 1 ... 1 11 1 1 .. ""' 1 11.11 sore ..,...,pp1ni::-.. r. ' · '' 111· 1. :is t; ~ & '! lwdmi duplex r: .. ~AUT. Shorl?(·illls 4 BH . :! '"1"P l''i 811' \\I ., Ill\ l' 1·1•nlt'r. Prm·l'n r" n t ,1 1 pl4y ;ill rash for lo..·al ~ldence1. Dir«.·tly on Hl'IS· Orll) :-,lt'lr.> 10 sundy !.11.'itt•h 1,,. Ocean \'IC'\\ on J.:•ilr l P;•ld 1•11l• 0111•-n,11! ur li1'!,{lt~1 hl~Tl'Jrv. o \\' c 1.il')..~· 1 .. ,, Jh\>fll'rt~. 6~0--000~ I ·. \'.\LLE\' ·.Hl\11' l 'rH\' l'."k C • n•• r lr1 in" ler Pa;-k, J)n·crs CO\'I! & and l'hannf'l, On 111.rgr rvr· l'i•Ul'St'. an Via :\lon1•·1:0 l.r1·:1I hu,) i..r ;, ~lllll!<' t~·r· t T.IJ. ;,t ~1)\\ I.ii\\' r11rt' u! I Pacillc Oeean. I r11.·r lo1. .\~1--0liO .• 1gt. MJll I•~·· lll1''r<'"I \~kini.: $9'J ,IJJ ~Ill! l'u11<1" · $ S J C ., I• ". ][•) l::Bltll111111•, OPEN HOUSE I 19 ,500. ~. uan "PIS rino TWO-PLEX ':. Gr•·:it 1·orn.·r l!'l('11t1n11 "II Plnanci.t , -------I 1Hi 11,11n" . DAILY 10 AM to 4 PM I OPEN SUN. 1·5 Nl'11 .i Alt • \l!Jlo!'ll!ll•·i•n t 111-11· ,.11~r•inl 11u-\\' l~lth !"tN•ct, ('n~ri l\lf'~J SEAWIND I:: Ill\ 111•111" . . . ..... $. ,-, :.10 ..... s::~:. \!O · · · .. \;(! \1{) REAL TY Ontu \.. . {)\('1' 12,()'.l(l' ''lllld hi' 1td11L~1 I "'I' II I IC\1 µun1, Ocean \ ic11.. ! pl1•x ln l'hflll't' "Old ('nn.111,,," I • N T S I ·• u ·"" "11·1' · 496 Cliff Drive ~ Xh1t h.:". Cpl. LrK lot. By !!!'Ill" Hot• "[)<1ll·l10UM•.... '" tlio.' •''iblint: 11 .rnr ,,( Business ext 0 PYCJ ass 3 fll\. 11 .. 1n.-• Laguna Beach 21 o...,·nl.'r $G3,900 33.'r.Z'2 ('.illi• ll<'autilull)' l flnd~<'i!p••(t and 1 '11'11' ~hJn" fl \\',C. 1111'1::'' Opportunity 200 VIEW I RANCH 4••55n R I "-"'1 -t' I T 1~1 T IJ. a1 ID\\' i·;it" nf in-** lll-2 "'" ea tors j ~ 0•1rrego"' ·uo--. 1'nu1' l"t,,1·r!1nu1rd . ''P 1111.11· Tusl'1n Ill' h;1nl1111rc. n111>hHll!•"' 1l'l"t'SI .\.~k1u;: ~:'00.CKI() • 0 s l L"c L'c oc· ', LIC<h'OOI)\, '2 h:tlh hOlTit'.1-L --8 -000 ** ---- 1 I n a e 1 I I 1n•pl;1j"'· 1"rn1;1I tl1ninJ.:.1 19un11 ea ;tnr ~-'•l 11n1·t~. H~·,r liuy 1n 1 :\lr'Sll \'f'•Yh· 11•1plt•:1. -111'i<"· I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I 1-1 D·••••, C>I "'2 !171 1 .... ,, "' 11,,· .. ·~. 1 1 1 ... 11 e Uoal ;\lfg Nets SSO~l i-"lf-!'11"111111~ o\1'11. En)\•) "' ' "''" "" -i ONt: of Ornngt' Count) s 1ln<' v" " ""' •·1 1•r ll"fl1" .,,11 ('(}U t br !11" l ' I I •............................... ' I I I • E"c111•"p R e11 t 11cls pri\':lt<' ('l,lffilTI\!flll}' f('l\111:>.... ·' .ti r/( hori1e.s. Tustin Hills. fl\I , l'llrl'u•~ri 11 11 1 "'11eurrj•nt ~1,u11111 1ni;: IJ'•A 111 1h1~1 1'1'1'' drl·k ,..,.) SURFRIDER ... I You Wouldn't l'oaol. O\"('I' l 31'1 l', ~ lo:C ' THREE-PLEX ... ('fl•".(11.\lh'!'\\;tn!ll !ar.:rr S1 8~1 Pl'"'h'~IUll' a!\;1 ,1h"\'l's~2~1 'I.Ur. Ill'• , , . VfE\\'. Scan Chi' 0t·cH n W . 'T.I S r b<lrms, :l dhl iearagi'1!, h:i>-e· ,r,,,, h••1'd ln £"hf•t('t' r.":· 1r ~fr,,n~·· l'our.ti· '""~nll'nn:il e Job Shop gr S250'.\I t"''"'h• .t l ~1.11'. s1~1.i 1 .. r \U. ~n11oll po·t brealnl·oter ll'OlTI lhc front Git I ummer 1 nltnl \\'/\\Ille t't'll.1r ' P.drn i)t1\'1' 111'<'.I l•f r. !• 1'""11'1'\ll"('Ul\\Jlll"rl'!l4I ,\,I.-HOLLAND BUSINESS n:·>t\!li l";I~" li-11~\ti--i .s~~( .. '2 Hr.~ balcony of this home. A1:1t To Buy A , SI01.000. 171411i42-~'."l.~. I M1•1,;1. All pnd•' <! r"'ll• ,. 111.; S':"~.lXXl "' . ,. II" 1·1, l 'U l'U' \ -,~ - -hl11n.•. \II :\" th · · I 1 :1 ~~or•N :-;AL~::' •,..;i-,1 ~ 1, • ·,' '.'" a 11,.11. 1,.1 , ,1,,, r·. oh, e 1ntcr10r dt>~1~n . . • Westminster .-1111 uru1.. 1.'f~f • ·•vh • •11 CALL 675 7225 l 1 Bl 1 1 1 M• ., plush thick carpel. All 1h1· Convertible!! lto1.-.11nt: 111 2 b1'fh1~11+1.; ... 1 • I I '1"''1 ' .... · ~{. 1"1t11 htli:•· fn1·d \'d od k' I I' 1 h t-' Money to loan 240 1\/fq,]!·~ 1.,1.; uf 11pc11 bf',u\1~ ~ht!l} niht' m ern ·11<·1cn C<Jll\'C!l-So \\'hy \l'ait for !he !nfh1te1l TRANSPORTATION ~ .-1t "· ,;H·l1 11 1111 .1 1•11· 1 ·\ ,l,1111c·d l\?0'1-. \h·\1 ' "' NU.V1EW lences. 3 Bdrm~.~ R \-e11•1 prK~s nf 1hc sunin1l"r 1o ,.;,,,. paiio_ :inrJ In 1'1P '''11 1st T" L :-.1.,i.:J,,., J· tu.;h1•'n 1~11111'.I. i;·• ""' · reasoriable price. ;as,500. I liuy a pro(itablc :.un11ncr· t SOLVED!! r!,uon '17'i.;,.Ji U oa nc s1:.o ,\' s:.-.o. G1-µ111 :_.;_~_, __ , !. 11inter rL•nlHI !ll'O(WMy. Cnll Livl' in a beau11ful \\1·,t1111n· FOUR PLEX '·" ·• l'l'-I' , I'" 1, 1,0-,.1,1, 1 • E:\1~.R,\ ,w -I u)., ;.bout lh1s \1eJl loealcd Sll'r TO\\'nhoust> ( i"·"" 111 • LlP TO 90~ ",1.'.p~ .• ~,;~:~" j'1 H1'k U1., ... 11 ·1 l Rr., ~ Jt,, ...,,I/ 3 BP.1Jo>1n.'.!flHup1lt1· fn1ysonbus!int'tnLH"r 'r:1.,•;i1 C•'.l"'t,, .'.\l,.~a 1i·n1:1! Ct'i '"<INTEflJ·:ST 1'~:,11 ~,1,,.ruru·J:•th~~~' i,111 1 REAL ESTATE ph•x. •inly 6 doors to 11·•· S .• \. l bed11n, :.!1, b,1 .1; .•H'"· • ;,,..,. 1 .. •·1rrvl!-t1n: • 2 .l -o l \ Htl1-•i'.~--":O Laguna Hill 190 GI " I bc;1ch. Now only SiLl,'.J.xJ. I s 6( s l'OllSll"lit'hOl'l. 4! S1UI). fl!'ll't'd 11-1') ll'iill'fl;•oll)' l>t nu u oa n r '.\I-_. -1--,-] e11J1ryre • '· JO•, Do\\'ll air t'tmd., l'O$'rl'd p:1ll<'. ~:; lllll"' ~1 .,~ ... !;111 , ln11· FUN K_F_A-CTORY~ IJ · ,\\ ,. ''l l~H. 1 Ii.II. " 11'1• /Ii·. \l T ;\I-:\\ -1!»-Mn :5-1~-0:!16 ' Call. 01 ._-, .. 11 •·a~ BBQ. "llllf'l"d ,,111-. f•)r 1 '·•'1'· <11,11"'":1•·1 I I!!!!!!!" ... ~'"'! ... ~':!"~"""' I ., ~ " '' .. 1 .icnii<·) r.iit lln '/ ;i,.,kin~ lowtHt rates O range Co. t .'•~• 1 ,.,,H~"''. ,,, ~fl .. \JC .• , 1,1,J 'wn11us r'Ot11n. Bt"1t11H11Jh •:·1 ·,,,. '''' , l ''' ,,, I , , ,\ u1111µ11· l.;lj\\Jna Reach '' I ,2 ,,,, EMERALD-BAY -~ 1!rl.,.,r.ttf>jJ anrt lnnr!~•·up•d i:!r~11 •.. ~; 111 1,.p•·r:11 )., ~;;\;:1;: :-h•,11 Co•n11l1·1·· 11llil 1n11 Sattler Mtg. Co. , ;-i;r:.~ ~-l;,\~h11 ,1,. ,.1.1., •. ":u;r .,,, . ~" 3 BdnTis., each 'with ii., O\\'n \ ~ S.~. $p;•nt 1..-1 upur.'11!111.:. 1 nlll t• ;•t lht> "-llrn r 111•11 ~. 'fJn~ ! t'l':.f1,n11·n turnul.I: u u 1 641-2171 54S-0611 I dq •.•. t l'olki. 1n 1~-. .. ·h ::u1 Laguna N19 b a 1 h : a r c h i \(.'t'!U1'1111Y • _.. St>e I$ bel 1evr. J\SSLJll\(' \ ,\ I" 1111 "Ell i!IT·l'L~.:\ .. t'11'<1•11ll .i .... ,~n .. II~ !l<'t'll •Ill ·"'t'\'1ni:: ~l·tl'~>l~~·rr.1 .'I j 1"'-1 _I 11+< s::i~·-· ·' 1 I)' 1~i·. 1,~J-\:',•1 I llR ' ,,. II•,, · · ) ' ' lo \,,:i .. 11«1 T\. 1\•1 "'l:1i1l1.•:1•"I -•·• <h --I IJ.r, t•ltin~. L.1·~·uu" 1r l14,.·,1ch, t .. :<iu •ik Ba (qilc, '" I-nd 1111. !rpl1', i:•ll. I' fl\'!Ul(l.hlt' RENTALS " 1~1-.:21~ ----Ll1 li.\Y • [..<'H'"· S.1~:1 IJi. l]flo l • "ll!t .'H.\, tn. d ~ u..: S:.!i" 111'1 i7 I'\ 1·~. uol 1~ rn1 :t 1hnl11 ~ ' If ll ' hit HlS $1 j0..~ OR . Bl1-1n,, ITjlt~ . drp<;, J1·pll', pitt l•I, o·aq10rt • laund1'\' f;i1"I. (.'"u1•h· ·' I 1nf.1U! ok j\;11 prt ... .. 1~.:µ:.;1 1lt :0: 31) P~t. ~in9 ton Beach CLOSE TO BEACH II Hi 111<1 ;-..r.,, V.•hL'" I • I 1;1:. 1 It\, dbl ~Ill', '" h)•n~ ('f(is-• '" f'N'l'Clltlon A i<l'lil~ :i1 I l~rh St ~i-:t!lli t..i u')lexes, Furn. or Unfurn. 355 Balboa Penin1ul• IJ.\Y Fl:O:\T, prl\'. h•"n'h. !.n >!f' ~ HI{, S:(.(), 01' J Bit s.;on. Oot·k I\\ ii 1! ti73--6640 AptS:-Furn. 360 Balbo1 Peninsul• $35 WEEK .. UP $ Sle .. 11uJ!t Rooms • llou~keeping Roonu • 0C1'1l1l V\{'Y.' ApU BALBOA INN lfJ:O ~1a111 St n.'et llii5-8740 !J \ Furn B ., ~ I r •111 ! J; u·h~lol', SZ7.i/nlu. l'l'J\'1\lt' !u •<'h. Cnlt t 7:..2t62 Costa Mesa Dining terrac<'. ge. ya1~, " ---f1,.,11 ,,,.11 ~:!'+'J ,1io•11ll1. .-p1 ~/drr~. I enc,. d ,\· LOW WEEKLY RATES ple~sing, oc!'an 1 v11'w 1 . an. 962_2456 ('nit G':J.'::.0-!J hti .. uw+c~ ui 10 nnmt• !'X'll· Money Wanted 250 .'! llH. ~ hll, U!tui.,, 1 Llhl 11~·,.,1 f1}111. rn I ~ I beautiful g<1rdPn1>. 1-B!k. 10 GRAND OPENING 11''"· 1..;T T!1 !.fl \:\, 1~:., n~· +1;1i 1·~:·1 ~11nnklcrs, 2 car ''fir. int Priv tennis courts/ pa k I I' Red Carpet, Realtors \'\Lt'!' 1110, !:\'JEJ:l'.~T ., •· r · New""-rt Bay Towers 497_1761 \!·.\\;;Bi·. l'.-''·" 11 111. ,,,. ni;u·ulate._SJ:() ls1, l:l ~t ,\ 11s;ooo I ,..-o;,;;1-1~-:7 1-•. ,, ' E ASSOC l ·~ 2 BEDROO:\t ----_ ~11p~r r11'ichl ~wh1 •"11!' <tll)'i.1 111 ·p._T'!:.._~--'------- TURN R • CONLXJ,\11,\IU!\! HUMES S.~'l Atlan1s ut :\lagn•Jh;i, JIB 1 • s:::., 0~1-lflili. r.;~.-.:!1:.!:1 Mission Vie}o 11{6 N. Coast H"y., Laguna J B.::iylt'Ont llonics HOUSE + II &j C 494-1117 llo<tl Slips , , • , ! 2 UNITS Ren1• ,-1 osta M esa ,1'1.;\'lLLr: '! Br. :? •Bu. RECE~T CANCELLATIO:-.. , Full Security Jl ighrisc t Don t Miss This Onel . ICll \lt\IJ:\(' 1 .. , ., P. I !'t11·,.t: .. ·ul111 '1c ..... 11<1 n1111nt Save Sl'.?00 nti~tic 4 0!' 'l Steel&· roncre1e <.'OnstruC'l10n Gr1•111 :! Stnry To1vnhou.st• in :-,,.,,. T1 111I"' .• 111:. '!. 1~.\ ' • : " .ui;:c • A U\1• S'.!7.",/111". ~ .10-~ ~ ()~ 1.r -· · ' Pn1·ate Bale:inlt'S \\> .,,,,,.,,.,. S < S (' • T11" 2 Bl~ ~ I\,\ .\1ol•. pt'I'. d.1u111: ;1f1'1t, JI{)()!, l.u1a1,1 "" t••• Ba custon1 tlt.>sign lii·eplrit'f'. , 1 '' " ~ ' ,. •in· Housos Furn1'1hod JOO 1).•1111, ,,,.1 "><r, hltn sto\.-, :)''!"_'"'-" ------- 1 "<l.tll..., spaces ""r unit ·r 1! ll 1 'Ond I mhf' I N~., DUPLEX 1':11!•1 ~ rplr· \';int J.;111n1tr)> " Dramatic l'H thcdrnl hi.•Hmf'd • "' .. ~ · ,~ · ' "' 1 't' "11• a 1• 1 "Pu 1 1;; n s'fl(\n\. o:;:u~iJ.:•~, 614;...111 1 ('qti ,\. •lrp'i. 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I Income Property 166 t EASTSIDE INCOME !l" :'\. 1•nd Lal{un11 L~ n1Jy ~111;••!. ~ u 11 • r 11('111111> rrn Jnr scp .npt <'11 • T\' & :\1<11\1 Se n;11't' A\'a1I SLEEPING BEAUTY 962 _2456 I '! lh111,;~.; on 1 1flt 3 Bit ,\· $.MIO. 2 B1'. 2 ll1t. !qilc, i,:nr. l ~ ...... 1,.1rlt·. , l .~!· l·11.·:tt1'.1n.1 I i1 n1~1 l y ~ t.: :1 l\•r t1:1111111c!11 e l'honl' St.:rvicc -Ht~!. pool ()y,•ning this new homl', ~·Uh YOU'L LOVE TRINA 10 UNITS I :• n~;, .,,•. f1•tu111. w!1h lU '. 1 hl•it·k lit·h, t'd:\l .\\,+ll r:i'~. S.lr!J :O.lo l .illl 6!0-1 .. ~!· :'.iSG-:.ii:!I, 6·IO-J;tJ+ • tlulrll'f'n & Pet &<·1ion 3 bdrms .• 3 hl:llhs & 3 large •stil':'!t mol \\"'Cf'nt. air l' ,10. n-.111··r 1111! ,.,,rr:-2Juf NU-VIEW RENTALS I l~1rry .. 1.&t.-;i~SO _ 1·.~1 _!l11J. :!3ili :--.e11'J'IOrt Bl\'rl ., C:\f sundceks. Fi1nt;1slic viC1\s •She'i; braut drpd & crpld I $120,900 \J .. , ·: 111•u1• I•• 1 'P ••,1· /1 1.·n li'i~:-10~ or 491.::21:.: i J;!~. ~BA . .ill f'\11'1!~. rivrr B~:At;T. 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Adult.i , ava1 · • · ron1 · 11 1•1l'J:O TO BE,\Cll , " > l I' 11 1 I C I •--''"" I I I C\1 F Lap "·I MOBILE HOME "1"1 ~Jl1jJ 1• 1 inn )o•l I 11" 1" .: "tUl t u 1 rp s,, 6-l.i-£610 Ill!. 2 .•tory, C1t:il11111 I·• nro Jl<"l ' -~''1 • l Cn. · l'\\'Y on .al n.•l .. to. e (}.1·ncrs 3 BR·2B1\ 1\' frrl. d11 6 1-!R!9 ·~11>-1."1l:l uf1 Ii. ~iclnlYTI" and right to l 1kt. Could be .(lilt \\'l mociifie FOR SALE : ~'~i:l(l, \\ell n~,11nt,a~ncd _ '~.:... •· .-----ii=:iib pC rs Ok 2 Br s1:i0. 1 l~r. ,\J,.tn1t 1:"1c1y .'1"~' -··\1;111 -----~----I left. ?II Suen, then to 25692 I • lhu~e lrelhs. covd patio · SILVERCREST T«ke a•ll,1nla~c !( .. l-l:fl:l. Balboa Peninsula S\IJ.J. u!il lll f l Br, S210. ,\i,:! '.\111•1J • l~L f.1\.-:1.:11~ 01 till~ n1'1 furn Gnrai,:t•. l"o Cahf1a. Sho\\·n by ApJ1t (lr . , . MOBILE HOME UNDER INyESIMENI DIVISION .. , , . F<·(' 979-8 1:'11 I ~1-016.1. 1•·1~ !'or 11'1lt~ 5120/mo sec at OPEN HOUSE Sat & ,, 2BI: 11 11t"\\'· Brand new I [® ! 4..1 BA'tl'RO:\T. Pier, 00~1.I . .. :s Bl! 111 H.\ l!oirl'woi· I'll· t,41;-1119 Sun 11_3 1\1arcb 23 !'.: 2~ 1 • AdJ1H.'ent to small park 20· x 5.1', 'l BlJ 2 Bl' 1"1\rf>, 1 CONSTRUCTION ·· ;1 nr., 1 1~.111. \Vtntt'r or • SHAH!'~ Br. I H11 1 .. 1111-I 111 .. hl ·nd "• St• .• Ph· Diiy~ &ta-4os7 o~ J. Cal'l"'y Rlty 64&-7411 <lrapcd. bl t·ins., ft'fr1.:.. FOURPLEX ' I Yr.1rly. 67:-20:!9 I hHIJSt.' S2'2'.I. P~I •.:ar11g1' I ".II s •. "'.'(,t. _. ,..,~,\ f.J~I; '.! l>r Adult,, Pool, ~·~· ~"'-e,·;s I e Ask for DICK \\lfITF: • 1 • \Vasher & t'lcct. dryer, 11·u·('lf 11 ---p:.IJo. :\l1·~a \\•rill'. J'!:L'l-!!971. P'Jrch, nt" 1 pis &. paint. l;iund. 1 ·10~ .. Ill shop r1r & ~ . · ~.' ,.7933 10, ~ ,,·~ ,.,..,,,1_, ,_,1,.1,, •. 1·n H 1· 1 8 h ~·Costa Mesa 1 .. n.-1 li;1ek y11r1J. S.1.iO. 1110. l.11.~ l'Hl Pomona. 642-1527. L N. 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St. One-~all bl fron1 }~~h-·~:-.~·'Jupl~·'':.:~ P 1 \!O :\IOVE TU(l«y~ 1 131' -t·p!,.:1.. LEASE OPTION $l OOO I fl.•11• ~ ,\~r ti n:-:~'!:~-, .i.-,11 ntfl\\"ll. Sl51l. Xu pels. (7141831-13:!.i Completely crptd & drpd. house. l,?"<IU('('tl,,tu .1-.~~l l 7 UNITS .. NEW 1 · (J\li'::\,,rl 1 ~ SI45.S1n~lf'~r1k. ~ . • ,\r,\\' H1uh .. r Vu. 4'!;il/ni•i C:iU :~1.~JOllfor:ip1,11nscc• Lido Isle Fee siniple. iill,:iOO. 20•; ~all., 0 .EVES .• IJ.G94-lt;~1. /l.7,ii·;~::i·.Y l:l'~AL'l u~\~.r~'.IJ Homefinders 547-9641 "l\H, i HA 10"11hou~•' HI!-·i HI:, frpl•". 2 B.\, 1 •• ,1. F!'!~"~HR i!pl. 2039 do\\'ll. 6"7·ol;,'!. OCEAN VIEW ----I lli', t'hni,:c·, ••\''IL 1"11 >;.:. h'nn1~ Jl1'111. fi41J-1 :1 ~•. LIDO COTTAGE CAN BE SEEN AT 9 Bll\/\'U XI'.\\' 1 Newport Beach \\ 11lk 1u ~hoj1p1 nK. ;-.., . ..., , "1 ' I ' .... ·,.·,,-,21. ,, ,,,1_.1,1 ,.,,_ 1,,.,-_,_ \\1111;,r,., f"i.<1111 :\ll'~H. s11s h1cNnsh Really & In~·. 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BLDG. nr:,\L Sh .. rp! l llr duph\, ;Y1:t J\1dua U1 ., s11..;;;.1.1 1Homef1nders 547-9641 $16"000 1 •Ash for U!CJ\: \\"HITE e 1 1t970 • 12 x 52 f'k't'!wt«I Grt·,,1 n:iu .• 1 1,rea f.: 1:•i0d Sl:,I). i.;1t1~1prt/s1 nglc~ 'lk .. 1-Hl'l nn. 2 P.<t. hltn~. \l'/r1r} \ ,·:-Br~. honll'!' 1n :\"Iii. l BR. $155-$165 . . .'l-1s:;9;u '.\iublle h"nll". Or.~an vi ...... ·. I ·~.I irl\"PSln11 Cosla :\le~"-Four Homef1nders 547-9641 lu~>k•Ufl, cpls, 111: ft>ncNI }d. "'hul'I''· ~ii~!~··· rr .. n1 ~:ii:. :".!<\\' J)f~CO!l. Priv garaRI'. LIDO CLASSIC Cl • B · t 1 Quiet !l(lul! N<'"'l><1r1 Beach 1 z Bil 1 I 'ifl6 --I" , ok i""') s~to ('\)'\,01'1l•HF\ITY"l~· l.i;lr}' rn1. ;>;rv.t'r Sr>anlsh Dramatic Grecian hOine .t: . ass1c aycres park. i\o pe1~. Pncrrl tnr . uru s. 11''· ... · • )r. Houses Unfurn. 305 -i. Pf', · 1" · ·' ~ .. ....:__ __ .:.'____:. -·~ · ,\rluh \onirl":1.. 'l mi. ~j atrium-likE' garch.·n. High Di~ ! Bit & 3 oa. Fonnal irnn1cdi111e ~all.'. Sj993 I Tr~ uy ;. <k:l1\'11. $6.jJtfl. 82·11~ Guiltl1.:r. ll ll t'!l ... o1 \\'f.:,o\TCL!tf, I DI~. 3. a~'· ril San f)I<'~ f''l'l"Y· 17301 ccil's .. 4 BR., den. din. rm,, 1hn. nn., furn . nn ... 2 fq>l. i 6-IS-8018 {'\'C'run1.:s. I Wesley N. Taylor Co. Gen~ral 2~·020, __ ftrf~ .. \dults, n<i Jl('I~. SI ~J !\,, j,,,n Ln, l!B. ~12_784R A mu.st to see. $159,500 I Poul; new deeor. $.!la,000. FA:\!ILY Pk. 3 BR. :l b:i, Rf'..ALTORS :: 1:1~. 2 H.\ honir .. -Jh;ll;(J t,:!'<-J1::il ---_ LIDO REALTY 1-: '·~'"''"'fl *673·7300* BAYFRONT VIA LIDO SOUD -GEM 4,1.~i;!, "il lt•'Klll 51 2.950 3-'! BR h11u.<1•s on 1 .. 1 2111 .'>a n Jo;u1uin l11Jl!t Ht! F•'ll•'Cil 101 All 1·1•·1 01111,, HiIBROR-\'i"w llonir U\ Thin!. or ...,hat )~Ju nn Joni;:er l 2Q.F Tustin ,\\•e., N:B. 1 10,, On. IT.l6l Gothn)'fl, \1 /p,.,I. E-'lofl·. S Ii 5 ll !HJ. !'1·\\-por1 Beach "-11--l!tlO ALA l.ENTALS S21jj ~no ,\.,k !ur Kt·itli.1 <'l\\'ll C'r 'l BP.. 2 RA. f"nl nii, nr .. iJ, makr a l ~st, tbcn sell R";\LTORS 6,7 -~~1 H.B. 8,-,.~,~ Tom :\h!lcr, ,\gt. fi-1:!-1.~ll -CLOSE TO BEACH W'I srt(J41.1z1 1"' wtva 'lfi2-::-':I• 1 frpl1.:. 611-l:!l;i, Gl().!::O:I;!. 11".n~e 11cms 1111h ii Daily i::. ( _..,,.._, ~ ,...,., -P11"t CJ,,~~J[!<~I Ac.J! Call ------•---~t I '~'.'11>1> _1dhl<' ~horta~1~ 11ui1[1Pr.1:: Ur111rt :-.1r11· l>t.·l11>1c :i S.: 4 f fii'l .:1.11~. lU.\, rli\1 1 11~ . .ibl.1i.:,1r. s-;n JU;; Capiitrano 6-!2-,j);is. I I [j] .,.. l I' 1lt'rn11 \\llh a J:11 ,l' !11: nuplf'x J J;,, Ohl i;:a r HOUSfS n. pi1:111 .~ ,. orj>f'I, :i 1.1r-1· -- Real Esi.i.. I 1'1!01 nJbSl1ied ,\.j, l.i!l i-11. $ii0.UOO. !11 4 IR•h :\L ){8. • 1 Att1. $260 -mo. 11..~k for IJ!:!lt 2 BR . triir . rarprt. blrn~. 2 l!V!/fl Blichclur. close 10 GeMr-.. 612-:£711. (' 111 Cu1l•lr•r, 817-~~Kii OUiJ't.S. 96.1-ll116 __ j,,k ... IJ(ll il. Adlt~. s~:.(] j.. or•.,111. ut1I !t pd Quirt, BIG CANYON ~ HIWPOtT &-IAl' c.Nl.-'4t•lllt 3 BR. 'J 13A. /+'rt('.'ri )"I'll 1\\,1il 1\Jlnl H1r11 1 lllHg• = nifln. nu pets Sl!JO 3 BR ho ..i .. hl ]J h , \V Ill 1' h I II ,. ,\1·ail :\t<iy I S!'r.il:\10 2' ~in Juan. Liz. S.1~.-8100. --· •-'-c~~~~~~ Wrlton®Compa . ' . ml', ''6 on 1 1Acreo19e for sale 150 $@\\~1J-fttt/'~fl 1 · .. so•)n r iSf' -1 childrrn t-"'' ok ~iK--02:~/-,,.,.-1---, 1,-,-h-.\PlLT Gardt'n Art. 1 Br, rr.vy. Sl<l!J.500. 0p('n dally 11""' l•J ~lllff", ~Ut<h· nk. ' ,.. . . ,• r. \ \Ulllf', .I I. -• s j ,\~l 1 It I I I ft1n1 l4.:i/n10., pO(). r..'.r lt1kc Ui.rge duplex wilh nicl' 16. In1mt'd. occupancy: t· i\C arra 29 Palms. '.}lie, 1·.:\C'ELl.~."\T l !1!' tn t l;?5 • ---'. n~. !ll ", ,,.,.,n '" !J.ol'k 10'.t'l !Zt h ~I. 536-7447 pjjvate beach . 3 Bdrtn1., 2 It Ru" Vcrie. CAii 6T"~6900 cabin, ulll, high rteseri, Thaf Intriguing W ord Gome wif~ a Chuckle hus i,:H1, IL·rt~·1·t.1 for IJ('t. 1:! 8H, 11r~· S22.J. flnol S'.."Jl/J~~:tr.IC?<J c\C. .,11 .•• ~ ~k<·n.-I~ bi'ifii: +Cleek up & 3 bdrn11. NEWPORT SHORES '\'tit'a-vallry. 49'1-161!T. r.i;,., 11, cu.Y •· '°llAH l.I1Tl.F.' :! tir 'hsr-~1'.ill'" ,,.,w·1 ·fl~lcond. A~~ 10! IJttvC'.' University Pa rk ----'-c----• 2 ,_ h d C t l un liu·I·, ,., }1\ \l+· l'Ull". .lli .• -671i7 or l!J j-f,2fl-: Laguna Beach •b·I . ~-l ~~1°.~·~· "1~'(>t'Te< .: \\'c S"''l·lali~c in f';C'\lpocl I :\l ini-r <ineh ~Ill•<; 111 Sun Junn I O teo,,or1io• l91t•t1 of 1h " ----------t-1ns .. ..,c~ .• eh . er-•-. r .,11·,,1• $"'"'-"'' Cl! 1 bl • :\C P:11111 :.1'1t11 2lw$~."~1Hik!' lo i'll!a<'h 2 Br 0 hr1u~,.., l'ltl \'1\T~:llfJ\IE , . . ... , 119. 000 ,1 ~hol'<'s propenll's • call us .... , 11110 ~"· ,,., , · 1p. _,, aur ..:ro,.. 9d wo<di i,,,. 111, 1 11. 1 t 1 SI'" .1 8 1,..,. " 1 l r, 1 , 1, , \ .,.. .. .., rl EFFTr. npl~ fmn1 S50 \\'k r1f1c bay "'e". .1, •• llt 1 ~ • <199-~JO. I low •o to<.., laur l•!T'Ple wo•ds 1 . •· J HI• · /111 io, n~ '"· · r ~•-I· ,-.inc l' "r JH\'' "1 > 1 "'" 1 ' ' -· ··n "" SliO 111n. Pool. mnid, terms. App'L onl). Ai:k fvr fl,-ec . . • lnt·d, l•JU! 110o11 I:"\ gftrr1i.;r. lamillr~. A!!t ft"' llifJ.,~-1.'.0 t · iidulr11 p1~·f!·1TP1l $1:itl 11111 gi~usbu11-. ,\~1 .. unly. l 1;·~b~r<'ll-. ~1 ~1~. to ;:,~, Co;:;;;;;,1;1 158 11 ~ o M o RA ri~x>1';;,,.,'kl~~ ~;\::~, :;~ 1~~;n.'. ?;;;i,~"!~,r~~~ ~; .. ~;-~:~d:!'.~~m• £~i-'1~'1y, v;ll,go !no FANTASTIC-BUY-CAY:~2~E~LTY 1 NE.WPORT BEACH I - 1 I 12 I I J ~1~:~;i.v 3 Br 2 Ba S::!G.l 1110' C;dl 11:12-:,,11' -Furn. 315 s,;~~~~"~.~~I~~S ~-· o-y~ t Sii" hl tnJ, nu C U, enrl 11;\Uo. IL\J{D Tfl ~ l.\D 1 Bi , Sl!oll G I N Back door to beAch 1\'11lk 11 ACRE I rn .... -uo uvn " I I ' G f ,... J k enera ewport S.ach .,,,1 tennl5 court adj. I BR r4 For boat repair & AAlt'< I R A Y H 1 \IA~Y :\IA,"ll\" :\[Of'F: • ar, n.._,. yari: • tot O · ----------- + bay w . Lo"'· 1axe1l & Pool · Pn_'11Ue Tenn:it · In-1 Bill Grundy Rltr. ffia-6161 l ,. S 0 L.ANoLORDs· $ · H~m_efinders 547·9641 1 P.\L \I ~Rf:\Gc;, n r v ~ .~, f'!:.ll \\ k. .t· up t bf', coty prdcn patio. No...,• tt'rMm. :i BR, 3 lar ,i,:1tr· SPl"'NOABLE ; n c 0 m f'. . I J j1 I \ f't~E rrt :i .. f~ill 1; .. T11".1)'.j Irvine Ill \l !Rn. prvi!•. h nru., 2 hr .It llllc.h's, oolor Jv. $10,<m less. Hurry! Oprn li8C. $91.500. inflation ht'd~. ll('ar ho y, I $ ALA RENTALS $ ~ I clubhst', e1c. Uy nJO or 11k:. tT':llrt ~t'rv. root. TifE Sun. 1-5. 425 \lia Lido Nord. HARBOR VIEW 1 4,800 sq. fl. olc. bldg. Bkr I C E P A E I ' :\r1rp<JM & B:iy, &12.s,m RR,\Z\O SL'\\'~ BP. + f,.m !'.111-l\30.l f'\'t' ...,krn•t~ \![SA 11:; N. Ne""'llOrt Bl , GT.>-7414.. HOMES 6T;Hi700 . . '° Modern tingle: "'My dau•h· O l'()l)m. '-f'l)nn1I Dlnin..: C ' Mos• :\R f.ll'r-96.~L I Ii I I LANDL RDS1 A"'3.i111.bll" Apnl !!§I $395 f)r l OS ell .,--~~-~~---1 Newport Boch REAL TY 833-0780 i Condominiums ter is nch. 11·, par! of her K•r· • ttl h 11' & 1 ~· -l~P.. ~·un1 f1-plc, OC"t'an· BY Q\\'~ER. 3 BR / '! 8 A for sal• 160 · . -. ma. Siie turned down a doc.tOf \\'1• Sprc111!lze in i\ti~rpor: _ ~.!....:_ 1 asl. ' ~ Xt;\\I rlh:t' 2 1<lor)· 3 br. 2 b;t, front ~or Apnl & :\Ttty on- LIDO Sand5. 3BR. 2fu\, axJ d d H rk>arh e CoronJt dP: ~Iar • L':\l\"f'..P.:~ITY Pk Te rr . dh1 .:nr. Co11v to ~hrpnii: I' S.~25. mo 6T>-3327 or ~lonaro Jlarb VII'\\' ll!Tlf' -I I an marrie • -· t• °'"'"' t:;7'i =15 fl to ht'!'ch. $52,:ilO by f>ror (lee. Mint cond. eonv: PAL\t Sptina:s. 2 BR, z \-...\, B J F l 0 E 1-11 ' & Laguna. Our ltenJal StT· NEW 3BR 28A t~ntw, fin' S:tlO ltll-9133. ~• mmer. 83l..oo!l3 10 rec. fncil'& It t:lem. &hi. fum., ft"O la~. ~Bew' S ('n(I ' I I I I I' 0 '""'~'•'• rt.. (ll w•t• ql/Ol.iJ Vt('f' It f'REF. to You. Tty pl:tf'f!, pool' $31.i, !i.i2-7896 Condominiums 1 HR. 10X:i> AlobUe home, flAlUJOR HWllandi; 4 BR, S09,500, l>nYJ: 6 4 o-o 4 6 .t , loc:11.l10n. $45,9JO. I 7 l 4 J . by 1,11,,,9 ;" rt.. 1911n;119 IWOtd -..:N·,u-V'v'wl;,W RENTALS ELEGAr-'T J Br, 11,s B.1, !~,.. Unfurn. 320 ~atf'T pa.id S160 mo Ask ror f"am-nn, ll"p)c. S 5 6 , 5 0 O. Evl'I: 6ff.C)3 838-3640. I you d• ... loJl lroni s1-ii No. 3 belooo I _ • Ell fam-rm, 2 frplcs, many e~-\Ir. li('<oll'f', f>46-2433, or ()v,ncr/prln only &16-6.!_36 CONOO. !Lplll·le\'t!l ::<BR., 213 BR ' Ot'n, 1st)'. :z bl!. frpl, ei. PRINT NUMa[~f O Lfll!PS IN f'i,J-4tr.>O Cir -49~.J24f! lrn!t $4-15. S.12-8216 I H untington b•ach &W-12'17 aft 6 PJ\t BAYCR.ES'!' owner" Br. 2'' oo .• hobby mt., lni,iry. nn., cu.~. C'llTfl, A: drpt. enrl ll:Rr ...., lHESf sau.-,RlS \\'lfl::N BOILINC EGGS IN \\11EN' non.rxr. F:GGS IN :.? BP. until J\lnl.' 91h. Ba. F.lt • 2 fp. assume rrpl.,dbl.gur.Pool.$43.!WXl. 1 \\'lthOJl!l'll!'r._S3S.llOOtilG~j.l..::S 7l: Al,1,.";\1INU;\I POTS 11dd a ALU~ll~U:\f POTS Add 11 11 ·~1·r.1o··c:: !':-,ir ? HI-! ,ih!J.:fro:nOO'an.S-165 5t."k. $7·1,950. ~4. Bkr. 67N200 ti UNSCPAMetf A!OVf lEllE•S I j I I I j j 111111! '1nega.r. Thl1 +A'ill k•>ep little vlnef{Ar, Thl11 will ki"'P• Fnb. rec area. f'erfl'(1 lnr per rno. 675-4395 ** BAYSHOFiES ** llArbOr Island R&\d. LR ...... 1 641-4J2t o;~, or cotlttt I TO err .r.NS'NEl I pan from dRr1<rn in1t. UM'lul pan from darkenlnit. U5f'1ull cpl. or 2 !ti~l1. sr.o Sl·lllng lln)'thing w!Ui a Daily '"'' .. _... ...... ....,._ bu1 no Ion .,.r ll('tfjed Item.~ out no 1011.,,rr n--"'-"' 1trm~ !IR.\.-3!7:\. '"101 c1.,.111·-• Ad \s a _OWNER...MlXIOUS 4-BR. l_ _2__DR,_dftl,_2h..BL .W . .;a)_ _ __ __.,_ I ~.,,,,.,.,, r• l.'\I "'\. $65,000 ••• _3~... 8,,. Hppl. on\v. Call L"7'1,2-"l SCRAM-LET S--:An•-wt-rl Jn Clas-slflc-allo-n too ~II '"'' 'A'ilh 11 Dflll)' Pilol •II Wt ....,1111 :i 0.Uy -1~1 The lll:!l•l"M itrttw 11Mftl· \Y1.1s1. &rnplE' mauer Jud 1-~~~-~!!!!!!,~~~-~·~~=::::.'..::'.~·~~~·~~~,,~·~'.__!::::=::=:o;:o;:o;;;;;:;'..'~:,:.::,::::_::.:.::..:::::.:::.:_::::_::::::::::::=::..::::.-1~a~.!:l!!'!l!!l:b!l!~~ __,.-.a-llft~•-Pmt~"""-1-rn~~·-'--~·~·~·_,"°'---- • ' ' • 24 OAILV PILOT 1Llf"id11, Marm '"· • .,, .. J:::.!P:.;ls.::..;f.:.•:.;':.:":.· ___ ·....:~=1 :A::ip!::I:.· .::U::,n::,1•:::•::."::.· __ _;:36::::5 J Apt1.-,------Apt1 I Offl~ ient1l 440 lndustr11I R9nt1I 4Ji Lost 555 G1rd..,ln9 s_._n_c_1._ .... _n_•-·----1 Huntl ~,.!_on Beach Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Pum;. or Unfvm. 370 I OFFICES 4lc \' ... N IALJTY * ··• * COSTA MESA * LOST: \Vhl1e male cock· HATF. TO ~10' ~~~ .., ... s.a,.. Clemente Riuldent llotel CHILDREN Cost• Mesi Cast1 Met.A J\llSSJON VIJo;Jf) 1100 . 1300. l'TSO. 2500 :.q ft •·poo, ana ro "a.rile Cell lh@ Pro' * MULCl!,.!'-~ SOU. '* Top $oil $79.50 Per Month -====================~I I()() lo llOO "I'! It hlllu.o;trla.I units. s1:;;: • Bn:>"'fl". \'le Jlunr ln((t()fl ilr Rat"' &l't" low: Don't be ~ Quiet_ Secure ind pirents love the • air l'Vntl, c1.1n11. d~ . ..-111 btir 1\061''.l!T NA'T'Tt:r~.;s 17th. HB. SZ:. Rt:\VARD. 1Jo"·~ Call Hirh; 6il--077::0 run1.u1u. "'1illklng dliu"net• lirgt. spiclous •p•rt-Vi'SfO Del Lago _ 219'fJ cun1ino Cnpl1u..,,1., fk;1lt11r·''"""1 ?otl'IMJ·-r.9-s.J71 ea.11 536-112-t bt-fr 3 pm. General Sarvic•• j Iii z J lQ evtrythlflj', b - -SU fl"\\)', Av~ry PurkY.,1)' C.'OSTA l\fES:\ t'E?ol car bm & blk ,tripe•. - -ltsfls>•... f' SAN CLEMENTE mtnt1 •t 8 • n u r y lunll')ff. N~· Industrial Uni11! llarbor Ul bu111u, Del Vo I u tn e lypc»ellin.R·books,i 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~;1 HOTEL Cross. ~ 831·1600 $1().)/~tO. Phil Sl.llli\'an, Obh1po, Sen Juan Ca po , ma C u if'IC!I, ne\l'spajX'N,jl • Realtor, MS-616~· 496-5649. calaloguff: Abo Lit'Ocliuri~. Job Wantad Male 700 • 114 DEL ~tAn, s.c. • • ChlltJron 6 & )'oun•or AJ.~ Cc fl>•" ''"'Ui··-fonn~ • A U I 365 o S~I!! lict:n"f'd Pl't' ,~·hi MODERN , OFFICE Rentals Wanted 460 GOLU -.1·ri1tv.t11(•h, looi;t 3 !1. • '" ''·'· -' pt. n urn, e 01!1dttn11 play area re66 . 0Unt6 Bl•(•k Ooedln band. \lie lt>i:a.I~, rte. La)oul, C<'J~i· :'llOTEl .. llotel man11gtr Fully CT'J)td/drpd, Junli5hed . 3 Br h•Xll>t' tJr apt ftJr tht' Cdl\f, Of 1reat sentlmt"111al poslu~n & pa-teuv. · Cul~ -.1oulll l'lk" cn11»ioyrnent. 1_C_o_ro_n_a_d_o_l_M_•_• ___ , 1: i"11n?t"~it 2r!·. ~·r~~1;111,. Suc;c;e,iful people in the know 3 Ut•ska:. Chairs & rft:~·p-nionth ! 0 1 June, JulY &: valul!. t{~ard. 642_8380 ~bb1~. 471t1 400-77li9 <11 Xlnl i'(:•f.o: ~ kccPll buslne!IS live hare! Coit• Me1•'s newest, Uonist lumltu~ ::it only AUl!U"'L \l'rll'-' or call Chan l ~~~~~~~~~~~I Uon, t7l41 TI4-9 1·1t. up. Np1 Heh, C~I or Lal{Una NE\\' WR, 1 ha, bllin rllllj't' • ~:1~i.n!~~'t::e~~ inoi;t i:ni· luxury Adult Ap•rtment Complei. Sl.25. Pt'r rno. At JSOOC Hll.!illCtl. J69 \\'. Cn.melback 11 C,\P'J'A1f'S (.'AR C,\JU:: :i.re.1. 61~lnll or &Ki-3632. & oven. ct111. drpi;, stir dbl • Nr. 11ho11pi11g .~· rn1j,., Ne-.1ra11. Blvd. Cl\!. Hrl, l'hocnm, Arizona 85013 j{J• j Hand v.axlng ,,t. v.·;c~hin:.;. In-Job-W1nttd Fem•l• 702 gar, no pets, $27a, n10, • li'Oni SIS.:.. !T'S LAKE. LAKE, LAKE all Agent 6>6-39"..S AC IOO'll 261_7117 huttuction aide&: out! tree Pick Up & • 675-2698 Shtcloi. I, 2, 2 & De.. $111 .. 1411 i """'!:~ ... ..,~~..,..,.,.I :miiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii• OeJlv(lry. For nppt, call NEED help at h01ne! \Ve LOVt-:LY 2 BR J.. Dl•n. gt~. BANBURY CROSS w ... .,.,. & ..._ 140-1100 \VANTEri to lciUlt' applv~ • 6-15-1191 or 646-3632 hnvt! atdl.'8, nunet, h·'-~. * Deluxe Offices * 2500 liq fl Llldi~. vr:I f1•n1·t'(l -."° All Utll,; pd, s~.. lr\cu• lk11ch BJ11tl ,v. \\'IU'l1f'I') ==:;:;::;:====::;;:~========== yrd. for ~11 J\'f11n11ftl('IUrinr:. School• & T Axt S/Aceountlnt/Book;· ('Olllllllnlon.~. Hon1emakl'rs Cull Tl-h")'.\7-nv1 10.61 VJ1';\\' p()JNT l .. A;ii:: A.pt. Unfurn. 365 A \\'..,lrlin.: 1nal'•11111·~. l':1!l J Instructions 575 kl! ·plnic, tic•i1'1• .1'.1nnll iu·· VJ1jolu1 !>li..ai.'n. 2 en .. bit· ins, 1·arp .. divs. e 842-6604 e -'---------I pts., I 1''or Lca111', 38·1 llQ. Ft. ron1n1/ 7l l-S!,;.1 i1r1. rounh~. John \\ 11 It er s Pi{AC. J\un.t!·~.-,-11-"-'"-'°' f.'001. 8unde•·k. $~1.i !"11"" l •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• N•wpor t Bea ch I _ Furn. or Un urn. 370 buslne1111, t2 otfltc!I plus n_ .. 2 BR unfurn. :-:roo5tow-.t71 434-6107. elderly, post·op etc. )'Our SEl.1Pl .. E It 1'~. 6i3-f~t.lj UNDER NEW ', Co1t1 Mes• ~ptlon al't;i,1 & ioto1·axe). Ad· rclrl.::. \'rlv. Un 1•1 $2'.llt WANT TO 1~LUPl-WING, r:LECTP.JCAL. hon1e, day ll'k. 892-3169. J3('("nt lu v1·1111J.!.'t' Co u 111 y · · CARl'E'~R\' ,. ,.. h too Co1ta M•1a MANAGEMENT Ii.al ..... ~ Ut' f:.iiJho:i Pr11u1 •~' · '~" D\\' k G 'I J · 3 Rlt/2' 1'A ;11111 2' l!H/2' 1:.\,' All'po11. """' .!'mall. F' I: Il !Ionic Hepair,' , l'.'01' . en c etu11ng. 2 Bl~. Ulln$,, ru'wl;.-· dC'!'i)T'lllf'd, 11·alk-in 1·h~t't'\, ti!'\\ ~·1 ·1~. PAr~E Jlif1:~TS. Call 546-8801 8.tl'fl. &IG4f•il WORK 642-1403. Also pl. lhn:-._3::::0..6:30 p.m. ent'1 ~H r:1:,:••s lkriutiful 1lr1•~. •tl~h11.1•l\f'r, r I r it1-:l\PO:>:SJHL.E Contrao·tur I "TllJ~GS" by ~l~. Gen'! lt<·I. 1.r.t11s. ·.~~177, 313-71ni lan•l~r:1rin1;. l.J'lt f1J,1y 1t1't•11. J>a1 ir•, !1r<"plr11·l'. Co11d11 flo••I ;\/INUTES TO ?-.'PT. BCll. I nc«ls ~(I.I ,,·:.i renousc C.;\I, Qi.rpentry, P.epairs, Plum-HABYSI1ilf\'.G 1n my home, a i·tiild'~ ilrl"an1. C'lo~4, Iv Adults. $:.'i:i. uri. o11>-7~::fl. Ha.-h, I & 2 J~Jt, fron1 $1!"17 1 nnly. Rc;1s. 61:!-'.ISIO. l IN A , hi nii:. i-; 1 e c. J{PnlOOcHng !~need yard. Refettn1.-es. i.hu11pini: ,(· s1·l1Js. Cluldrc·n ~)l&-.°'C97 Adults. No Pcl:i. I 642·5613. c:-.1 area. &l2-0384 111'1'''•1nc. "°1~·0l.'O, If nu uns FI 1: E !'~(~:! 1: 1: • fj 1,lks l;~,11i\~~!.~;j Blvd.) HO:'IU:: REPAIR SErt\llCE Help W•nt•d, M''-,&~F~77!0 I 8-1i·TJJI. cl1«hwa~lwr '· p •fr1", 111·11, I :... • ]~· TRAVEL Sl!l:l .. ·~i ..... :.iJ~l ,,r 'tat'..:;i!!O .Yl6-!Nil ..... son s ~A C.1rix•ntry, Plun1bi11g, Elel~ --•--•--•-$220 NEW I Hu t'n ton Beach · lrleal. Rea.~. ;o4!J.100l . _,,..,...--........,_.,..... PINECREEK LIVES UP •.,BP. I',~\ '1 :: Bit I ': fl,\, 1 dool' 10 n' g ·, • i AGENCY Hauling AclX11U1ta111 toSl5K e Bhn11+U\\ Caltlil:!-5-11i'l /)·.l.L:.'\:Eadultpoo SJ~ -.I • r1'\IUul;f'.nllC PO•vr 1 ~ •· ·~ 1 beach. t':imily. s:m. 1 · 1 · d I Porsonals SJO •-• 'I •1 h Sho l ~·K TO ITS NAME : ~~·1~.h~1'.~ G;n·a'7e PAHK Lido •I pl(':<. 2 HR :!I ~'.;:;~lcnl~un~t~;·· 7 ~1~· • OF~ICES ~VAILAB~E t.NERGY CRIS!.'; SPECIAi~ ~1J~~~~; e:~\~~~1Y'T1Fifu g~.~~s~~~~:it:~gr to;~ • 12 Ble>1_·ks lo tK-l;lt'h IJJ\. t.1.1r, hllin~. SUIJCI' gretH. ~ill!flll, u ·nni.~. Xl(i..{):lJ9. • Dell l)rl "''fttl" 1•,1'1•r! ,,, ,l:lln r .. ...-l>S TlllS \\!::EK .SA\'E Why Not Call \',\~. REAS. HELIABU::. Pw·ch:i . ..Sng A(:ellt $900 (l\'el' :.00 !nil tl~C'!I .Uld 10 e \\";Ilk 1,. ni !d;r•I :S'.f[!I. li l~i·l::".:I , Also l H. ~· $1 ~.-, e111c•n1r. _uCll lor :If'-'.!ll'.,. \I\• !111 \'t• -'Ji •·hit\n••l i fi.11).l;w(i, l..('<.:a l Srcre!:iry to $800 •·•-""'' •o•JJb ,,,,,,.,.1.,,11•.. · I__:__~ " ' 1·ount11nts, t 11 ~ u r Rn c· ~,. ciiuii11ne111 10 l1l\"\\1.,u1 in· PACIFIC 0<'1 l · · '"• Jo $75 "·· .~.... ·' • Kid.~ & Pets 0.1~. Newport Helghh L Ni I , I k 1 LOCAL n1ovlng & hauling . .cas1n:.:. ·"6 ~· CNate•a relaxing i;ellinjoC fvr ltenllor ~ G ~ -a guna .gue moi 1!;3!;<' Jro crs Ol" sulahun in )our.a!!lc area 1 by student. Large INck. Sec y/L!fe tns. e.1;p lo f750 your spacious 11e\\· J. vr :!·I .i:: .s,]] R('asonnblc to Jlf'l'n1a11r•nt 1rili1 1in n1uss or fuss.\V~'l!' llellS. llarry. 5::l·l13J vr lns!:l rllnL't" CJalrTUi AMt. ~ hedroon1 llJllll'llllC/11. ~·r11111 IJl<Slll1\ALE 2 1:1'!, P"Ol. I * BRANO NEW* tenant.~. ,;u·r you u111 0 j()'; <If y(lur l TRAVEL SCHOOL 539-0!38 l-1t·e & Ca~u111ly $100 . t'urnllurc rl.l':lltal1lc.1 • 4'0•('1 i.;ar:lb"f' .. tcs1wi11s11}1· 1 "-'.!BH 'JB\ r-S1 9" •fil1ltll{C'OS1~ ... ~·011 ut-• .1lCSl 1>lll'~=t'~ lo 1170 Ocean Bree·e I I J I [)(i,"s Jones Healt)' 1!J2-1112 I I ' 'II·~ ''I ' ' s I 'I k·" c·~ $100 Orfltc open 9:00 to li:OO. '.!300 t.arr:e J BR. 2 c:ar garag:r. 2 1uluJ1". NiJ prls. S I S:.. ~ " -. '.· 1 ini '1 •ll'l:t'(•l'>i ('OOler in Su n1111e1'. YARD. garage l:Iean-~ps, Secy' to Conlroller S650 Faln'ic11• l!d., Costn ~lcsu. Bath. Bl tn.~. d1ih\\•hr, t\C\\' .H~lft22 L:uf~:"11 · t-unuslH•rf unil:-t OFFICE SPACE ~·l'~l' l'~tinUtJ••i.. .. ~.,vr .A ,(.! ll!O E. 17!h, Santa Ana rl!move tf'e('s. dirt, l\J-', H.eccpt/Sec1'1!tary lo $625 Phone: 545'2300 crp1s n,."unted. No J.>('(c; ti() San Clem nt ,\\':!! · M ISSION VIEJO JI. ,\!l.\\1.-, l~.-.l _\r!O:'\ 543-6596 drive w a Y s, st un1p.s. Ass! Hkkpr 'EDP to S625 .. ,~ . · ·1 e e CROWNVALLE~.'Apts l\<•'J"fJsJO J '•X ·x•"'J? 8-172!300 p JJEDI' 1 •0-COAST APTS '1n:::!rs $:l'1l/l\!O .' .. · UP 42.1· · • 21~ ;-)<1. fl. i. 1;p , v -·· • • •'',' '-'· -·1VU ''· L' Qu 1.. -· avro o.,.,,,.,, · I ,121 S 11 Btl l\:F\\'r, 1 .. S1111 l>i,•.:•f ~·rw~· i.1• (°ou?>t ('Jl(l[('l•:JJ)(',\TlfJ:-., 1-_ , d 10r alf1c111lonl11rrn..,\· LIT1'.: ltauling, Lite ~HeCept ll'yJI(':~~ SSOO F'HO~I Sl9a lo S:t:lO 1 11 . I, ntg · 1 1 1. . ,,\Jt )t-,:-o 1\l'TS '! Ilr. lhi·i 1., l!ill liui··1. '.l::i::·I SJ:>:r.Lr: n111lc :: •. e:1n 1 Ii;: 1 CJ k T . 1 ,11. 1 $500 * Now RENTING * TAJ\! \"ACK popular ,\ l'l ui 2 Bnlh. $l!J:1· :l Bt', 2 B111h 11111 1 ,, " 1 1 2.~.;Q:t ;\l111~ul'rik• Ptk11~ 1 111y~!ieisn1 bur b<'licves in l4 in1ite<l Enrolhncnt Trinunin~. yard c ean-up. ct· yp1s <. · ·• o Nt."'\V., BR 2 1 2 13R," pool ? p\l pntkis' <1~11 .... 111·. ll'ph•, $z;JO. Cull ! 1 1111 ~;11..l~~I i7'~ut· i\1 ~111. l11n11••d1.1l •I). 1 t'f'al1r1 . Srek!I fCtll. l'Onip. :: Cl1t.~:>es per week frre eslin1alc. 539-4i36. \\'arehousenian $.&00 -p ' BA 1•ov.n/K1Ulie 1-atht•df'ltl <:ln~s 1•1'pfs i 'l!B--01'11 11 1-'-' -1 • 831 -1400 11 llO · lial't)' the.'>•' 1•:llU<'~. \lo111ing Classc!!, licJ:ln SKJPJJ)ADLR & dim:p truh 'ik Dict~;c;;tr:~i~ p~n;~~r apts. >tllf"'i,I 1'n<'o.s£'tl t:i~r-1~·1·i·l No P"I~.' Child i)K. I SPACIQU-:, NE\V 2Rlt 28.\ I Newport Beach I J:l OtO SQ 1-i-.-1.-.-.-1:-: \\ 1·11e < !.' ...... ,f\f'd Ad i\u .. 1:1.1 ~1arch 19th 1'01'~. Conc~te, asp at, c,\l.f, TRJs'H HOPKINS age, ... t:!.j;\l110tly l..110Pl'.N ,.,_. 23'""001 h'JdOK"I I ···-·-·· ... 1 .n1.1 5~11 !1· IJallvl'1lo1.l'.O.Ho~l j.~J. :\J1eC1 Be ' b ki S.16-7110 -· DAILY 12 TO tJ 1i.n1. I·-'"· Dnys 11 1""'~1 c:-.-i t ~ · ... nt oc. SI'S.· WATCH THE SUN SET lnn:•nnfi1 •rlihlg.•fu1111to11n . · ,,, ... , .. . · ao;se.'l ~1'1 Sllllo'lng, rea ng, · JERRI \Vl-IITIE~fORE 2:-ii, QI' eves 1213J·l72~211 I SI 10. ~t _ 201 -~~ 1\-lru'lpos:1. . . .:11111a An.1. lndJ\ ldu,i l nl· •r "~1,1 •'' ~ ... 4 .J1f. ~2l· ,\pril ~h l\IOVING, Hauling. E:.cpcr . • , ..,. "· I SPACIOUS 2 sn from SW9. 492. -469.i/.>IS-2.'11•1 .~as B. r1sas Apts fi"-· r.oi1 10 l;l4lJ !"'. ft •-*P ALM-&-CARO /l(:crt'dited By SA'ITS Reliable. Rea.sonablc. f 'ree ~ DCDrrw...-..~ -15 R A N" .. , Est11blished 196.1 "~2 ~o1 <U\.>Vl'll~ l t li-I A•lults qnly. Pool. RN· Rn1 . lBH duplex np1 . 1w11 rao1t ·~ ·'"' 11·rr 1·e .. 1 • · l~·n,(' 1111y or nll i.:1!:11·~ 11.1 READER * I~'~''~-~~~·~·~""·_:_.,_=,,.--,, SERY1CE.5~ 1M!WX • Cl~ garages._ Pets ok. t•p•~. nr !-'tllf l't..IUl'SI'. Sl tri ~ ,. ~12-~ '2:><.· iirr 11. 1\\'tll. Apnl l, '7:. _.;11,.,·hd l'elLllir•;!s ~l, 1. ,,I] [It] :O.IOVING? l.,o(•;tl furn. or -,..,..,.,,.""""' 20ttr J!. .---I i\1~ at 1136.1 Kecl~n Ln, 1110. 49"2--0i!l:;. <t ft 4 pn1 or furn ~'n,.,.le; ~ _um/unfun1 ,\/u~I ?>•'t' lu ;ippr~i·i ,1... ;:i'.!2 l\'«~tnHn~J ~i 1 \ •'. gen. hauling, 32 rt. turn. 488 E. lltK St. tat Irvine) C:'ll 11r Urach ,{ Slalt'r. 842·0389: wknil~. _ l--!;r. SIOC>.-S2GO. ~)~2·lli2'1. \\t•<(lnl+ll~lt·I' 8:!" !Jlj.'j l i•pcri van. fi.12.(k)35. Suite _224 642-1470 AGT' . t14·1.4;,o.1 , S A A11;u1 411 ........, ~-· · .. fi.11.£1.S7S -· , anta na C0:.1A l\lelia, irleal f01· den-• tJo.yJ>. _ --Housecfeanlng "°'~--'-------':.:.:.~-Santa Ana tal ~:lO or offit·rs. l,;nlt tl J:"1CENSI-:[) $Plf:1Tl'Al.IST1----_ Ill :c«A •-A ec;ll $1 SS I .NEW D~PLEXES I NEW FAMILY APTS. purk1ng. Air r'Oritl. Conier •JI Spiritualisc r<·ading~ JO a.in. HOUSE OF CLEAN C!GJ\N'TfC 1 Hl)f:.;\I. 11 u~. bl1_· ~llOS, crpls, dr~. Grand Openin . · 1 CHOICE ~9!h ,I;, N<'\l'J'llll'! l~l\'d. ';'00 • JO JI.Ill. nrl\·i,:\. Olt\ ;di ]~ Oirpcti;, \\'indows, floors, ACCTG. CLERK You Bel lt'li und,•1·111·k·1·.J: ~\~. f~, v.alk '.? _bch._ 2 Brt· 1 NF\V 1 '1 ~ ~ FR"s Pu1? 1ik LAKEFRONT s.r. i1! lR"! Ne111 ...... r~ .t· f/-0 t1l:llfC'rs. 312 r\. }-:I Canlifl<1 I Ser\'bs and Jl!tpllin upbol. Special rates for rt'g. The Jo~ly ~er ls looking Th;i/'s 11·hy 1heS<" I jlhl I srn .. J sn.s .. 2J. lJlh & ' .. ' ,, • • . " ~.r. al l.<\!IJ N1•\\'!)uJ1. :<:1~1r1 I He·tl s~n Cle111cntt' f-01· 1. . se1v 642-6824 for It lull U111e ncctg clerk. v.·o~·c· last long. c.·1\11s" ~nciu, .)39....6119. s;!hng~. l{~·e. L\~lll. Pool. LOCATIONS or Inn;: 1cA.~('!I. n11tK'r, I R["l;)l,° Cail 492-90:11. ·192jil~.t.J. ' ' • . '. Exp. ~hould includ~ AIP, . , . • . , · .-• ·: WALK TO BEACH I lny arcn~. Patio~ & 101 I S.'l.1-8321'> ' .. _ 1 . • l\IESA Cleaning Ser\ 1 c e, bank recoocllliallon \Vith drps, .~roic &· i<lui,:. 1.J•I.~ lots Gn" & \\later Prl Shu,.. VERSAILLES I PPF:GNAl'.'T Bal)y11ttlnn ,..._,t 11i11dows Ors etc k I l f , I · J J • 2 · /d • ~ . ·• ""I Ol'FJCE Sl"C>' f'OI' • .. . • '-'ts • · · s1•n1e ·no11 e<gc o ac1·1i;: o t:rt•cn :11rn. l tl\'l'l'C• · llr, rpt rps, gar. dr;111,.s ,t· so ror!h! , . " ~ • ('nrin;:, 1·unfidr111lu! .~ ..... ~, 1. Re11id/Con1m'I. 557-6742. 1 1 f ! S· 1 · .. garag~~· Atlull11, 111• fll'I:., lillr\.~. 125 16th St. No pcls Slurliu~ al SIG9 + rlC'll. I n~ .. Nr. Cos1n ~-!~~a. llurt.-.ir 1 in :? ,t, !'i'ferrnl, .\l:ionion .. J\!i\TURF., dependable, fenc· EXCELLENT H . 1 . 1c,p u.·1 L'1 nry p~'001Jlll}nsu11 · 20W ~ ulll'l1Ul1 A\'O, ti IJlk 11!1:'1Jli(l. 960-1230 01' 847-39.'"17 Newhope Meadow' I l)i\' Tiii~ LAl\t; 111 Ad11111s. lknut1rul 111odrrn ndoplion & kcepin;::. I etl yd, my home. Refs. Good ·u d '0 o~sec eans~ alt. ~~]~j~I exi:JI ense I lt~(I y E. of Ne .... •po11. lilvtl., .~. 1 NEAR BEACH . 17 S ' ·J S \ i\I Soulh Cuas1 Pla1.a . 11lr n1uslr, j1tni1Qri:1!, Clu.~i. J APt:ARF; &12-.i.i::li I lunches. ~100~ Y day. o~:-~~,ransp, ~!,.. n'''l ~ I ette, J"'\ UIE'. blk So f 13n C \1 1 . ,) • · 1 cv. lO[)('. • '1 ' A \Valker & l..rr Rid" Call -per 11y. "'IU'""VV't • .~:.:::·~~:::::.~· -------I Mi ' · v 'y, ' '1 Brand New Deluxe :.? & ;; 554-2600 l'•-.il • Ac;~pult'o ,\qu11 B.nr ~~7-013ti or ;,IB-.'iS'..'il .,. • \'.-\Sl::(1'Q,\IY LVN 10 babrsi1 in 111y ho111e . lnco T• ACCOUNTI:":G Clo!rk, N•ll 8600· ---er, crpl/ drps, bltns. gar. Ii. J ucuz1.1. Spertal'ull1r ·~ : . . . -. I Co11f1denti11l info r Ula I ion All,1' ai;;e. Oriir1-;;c 1\1·~ .. c:o.1.1:.;.c:.o~m~•:..:.;:;.:.• ____ _ NEWLY DECORATED 51 1181h St 847-3957 Westmins ter ,\,·n· L:1kc "' To1\1'rini: 8.iO •11 900 orf11·r ~11nei>_ or l c.'Ounsrling & 1·ererral. s~ day. 642·8&\S I T Se · ·~!11~ioap ~" ~~~ a/011"~1erk~. BEAUTIFUL rou11tuJn,.. .. 1, J\lillion Dollar I ~.in ri 11 ni n n u1n1·1u nn~.1 APCARF., lnrorµ. A '."Jon· , ncome ax rv1ce G OU CLEAN, quiel 2 BR, nrly ADULT 2 BR. pool, quie1, fluhhoui.r, G_1ni. Sauna, t ntli'f1.,>mund ~11n1;,:I' 11\'a ll . Profit A!,,'t'lll'\'., 1:>42.1431). BABYSrn:1NG my home, person:;\ or business exp or recent acctg courses.: R NOS nt"'w bldg. \\'lr/~l"I!': pd, rhild Super rle:in. Bltns. $147.No Toi;\! ~·uritY, ,.,.,,. nl1•r 11)<' 111.,11 . • , _· . day or rught. Fi:ncc<l yard, 23 \'ears Harbo1· At't:a Relocating to Irvine · inl 10 ~llnute11 to Ocean. uk, t"' pcls. S\60 & Sl6.-1. Pels.S93--0119 ADULTS !t'.:()()111.,..., rr11t ur lt'aSC'. Llf.t:: or DEATH. l.ct 01tr hot lunches. 6-12·.i~. (714) 6754676 April, for info call 642-«ttl I aose lo bus line & sto1u. ~:2-:Hi52. ___ I Aot!o I , .a_q1.:i.~lf.: hubie s lil'r. F'•ir a1t.~rn.1 li\·es l Carpenter ror 1\ppointment ACTIVr: couple to manag<' Gas Heat & Slovc. \\'a!er. Kf':\r AP'TS, \.\'Al.f\ TO , ·• ; Bachelor, 1, 2 & l Br s . l'l'l\ft' OF>"ICJ,. . f 10 A.BORTION cttll LIFE I Ne\\'JIOrl Bt'ach motel. Call Garage. Ree Ri\I. Laund"" Dl-:ACll . 1 & 2 BR. ~·,.."inl Furn. or Unfurn. 370 1 from $175 per mo. 1 ·,.. . ·,,i.~i(i' 1,?!. Ll\'t-~ 541-i:i'.!'2. :!~hr.<. Janitorial "·'' .... ~.,2. . ., -, _,,.,. " l>f'r "'I uii !ii •w ----· .--C RPEN r. · , .. ~~~i;;i~iiii;-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiJ Roo1n included. Air/1.-"0nd & Sl at1 to $2.?.J. LA"Tf:.AS. C del Ma,-3700 Plaza Dr ,.., 11 c_1n n'nl nil 11r r nr1 J llAND\\1RIT!i'\G ana1ys1~ by A 1 T ,'f -1\1 a r, t <' r CO!\IPL.. Ja it 1 Servi('(' 1, Swim'c: Pool. Adults. no :-i::.;.2:119. j~•;•;•~n~•iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • 21-, 1.,,,,.-;1, ,,,.,, •,··.E a tJo\,'tl Dunn ,!?rndu;ite SIO. ~~ftsn1an -rl'ntodrhng .~ · 11 ona pe" Nf'\f' "' ., Bf' 1 hlk an a na 1;-l·~ ... Jiti , Al1'll Graphothcrapy 1n1s v.•or guarnnl<'ru. ~ p ~lll" ASSEMBLERS I I S I A -'" " f h k A.. t'loo1"S-\Vall.s-\\'1ndo\\'S 2 BDRi'.l.1 . $17:> & Sl80 1'1o""'shop;i1:; &-In\~'. 1 child i\L·\t I•• Suu1h (''111~1 p\,it.i ~f::\\:"o.-r·ict· 1\ ; 8-12-9S89. F1'l'c estimates. 49i-"29-t;; Seo!! a~·ne 6i..-,., Hecienda de Mt1• ok. 1-_,,,,SI"• ~·r ,,,.. 714-556-0466 • · · · "l roonis 8-,;""";-r 'l\°'S\Cl' ic• ''R her. lOa111/af1. 6pm. Land1c•ping F o r electro-me<:hanical .., •-u. ,,. w -.-1:.. ~ 1 ~1 nnd 10 ">; 11. ,\11 .S ''' .-,.,,1 ~ • ~ ;•. · • , ~. _. 1;;;;;;;:;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; UiO W. \Vilson No. l C.:l\l. 6'6-3786 or :i4j..()760 Tl J 1 Room• 400 urilltit'S r Ji<! Sii'() fl('r ~IOO Irl"i nc Ave .. !'111tr 10:13. j J::.'\I ERT CAfiPF~r\TRY 1, de vi c c s . Exper. in WALK ro SllOP, 17th & 2 BR ApL Small pet & 1-iid~ l_'!':.C_s_ , ' -nlOnlh: C~ta ' \Jf',11 are~. t)pcn 8 A;\I. ;\Ion, \\'1'11, ~·rL,. Ct-:Nt:RAL llEPAIJl "LANDSCAPING'' n1l'chanir:i.I assembly nf Tustin. Llke ne1v <.vt1tlo, uk, SIQ. i9J2 Newnuni, i\v. -ROO~IS.. $.:!O irk: ur 111111 5-lS-iT.!9 or 6tl-.S.172 I ,\nn. 5J7-0539. ReaMina:blr fur.le~ 6·15-19i9 F'or A Unique .t: Personalized ~~~fr:t P.1J1S prel'd but 1vill 2BR, 28A. $'.!7;, up. 3BH. ''·II B. 812-973:;. :.! 1:11 T1111 11:t .. 1l•1·. !rpl··· ki!l'hlll S30 11k ur ;1r1t • I :\10, t"Ht:t:-,u~~T • 1 ·~1',\L:'lf ,i;,c,\r.01:E,\Dt-;J:• CUSTC?;\I \\'Q<xlwork. rt'l~10d., !:ilylc ln l.i1ndsl'.<1pi11g. ColOI'· 2BA, !pl, P''I Pill. pl clbhsc. }:·x11· l..1:1 2 Br 2 B l I frv111 s:.::i0 I er:. 110111 $1!() I ·i1~.97~~i. li15-J!Wii. l>\•IUXP 1 & 2 1'111. ofli\'f'.~ ad 'r'e<luction. 10..~1 Beach p1111el1ng ~~~ i:palr. \ll\C(' sci.ping & Person<.d Desli;n. STACO SWITCH, INC dbl encl g11r S3UU. Uf). ,\Gf ~ '1 ~lCC ' 11• 1'" l'•~•I f•'lllll" ,.,ntiu,.111.11 p-11-IV\TI' , b 1 , Ill•< '''''''" r,'J" "'100 Lc<nhoff :.i:&-.41•111 C 646·32:-i5 &12·i111 up F ~ lu!>.c pools1dr 11pt nc:rr 111"1<·11 1 . , ; 1 . · • 1 1 1 ' -. room .v ath. lrpl, :ot j. Airpo11 cr lloh·I & J.r~t. __ "...'... "· ""'1-•• _. _ ' · · · ontact 1t:ill Haker. Costa Mesa. • · ·• SH .. 2320 r·1 ··d ·':6-jj·J I "1 ·'"1"i. .. '>l'pui .ir :·uniy l rrfn g Et~1drC~1 $\O:l & :'llAS!'.AGJ-:JnATI~ Carpal Servi"• Greenhaven Gardens 5-19-3041 D,\JLY li1I Tustin ( N c II' I ,,,, (l\t a .~ ··t -·"~'"1 "'0· (:IOM' 10 .-hu1i1ilng-SIOO 6w-·ti61 (;-:r.G.1ss . :i3::-3T.!J !l Tll r\uon A touch of class, ro111plctc ~3925 Equal Op1xir. EmplO)'er Orl1!a11s Apl1'.I BACHELOR npt. o.dult:«o11tr . & rinc brnl'11. r..11-2011 I R ' & B ' ' 2.JJ10 \l'ES'f-C<·"'··t l lto·i·., I pril",i•:y. G~:l---0860. B MARTINIQUE APTS. I N_o pct~. Si l~.!"'~~ n}(). 1'.Xl:i -:-oom oard 405 -,., JOl·l:-J'S Carppt .t.c UpholslCIJ' 2123 Newport lvd. 2 & 3 BR. Also F'urn. }.n~tancl SL 536-.108 FE!\IALE only, _inn. n1y nt'1'0Ss rron1 StuUcd Shirt. I l\fASSAGE & SAUNA Dri Shan1poo. lSoil Costa Mesa Bachelors. Priv. patlos.l lrvine hon1t', O\'e~tnok111i.:. 111,..h LOVELY, private l'OOtll in Sl30 & L:P. Util incl. Ca11Shcva.963·1'll7 Rctarrlunl s •. Dr::rl'.1~<'1'S S.·j~"'l'"""""""'""""""~I Cnpuci l or 1nanulacturt'1' Pool. Kr. shrii:. ,\d•lllt< (Inly. troplca.1 l"'ll!o .~. il'c\1·1i:ort ~:r,;t·r0:1~Qi~:~'."~ii~~~~I :~~ ~l-l-..i\6?.'I. I !1339 Ad11n1i;: Ave., lint;::: Bc'h. al'. rolor brightencr11 & ,to Maintenance needs f e 111 a I~· <'lectronic ASSEMBLERS 1777 Santa Ana A~·e .. C.l\I . ! PARKWOOD P.ny, Jncu1.1.1, ~11111111 pn\'1, $336. N.~ slol't', office-. !!GO'. n1u1u1r bk•ach for 'l'hJtr as.')('n1blcrs. l'o experience Mgr. 113 j~u;..,'U-12 I , pvt. cn1, no k111"11cn, 111 rl' sn.·,, 11'°·• 6T".>-Zlt33 Air. 17.'1JI BC:tl'h, !lntg 13ch. I I J[S] rnrpets: SA\'!' yn11r lllO!'£'Y II ,\l\~TONDS l\laintenance nec:t'!lsnry . t-'ull time days. 1-~-------·-New Adult & Family 1ind. 6i:":-27!l3 vr 6i:rmi Guest Home 415 812-2&:;1. loatMdfound "r saving .n1.l' ex1r,, 1.n .ps. painting & cleaning rental Call 549--02'11 LEASE; l\lesa Vcl'rtc Uin· Apts. 1ans11·ering: scr,.lrt•I . Business R•nt al 445 I \\ tl! clean h111n.;:_ mi., rhn1n;: properlirs good .... ·ork lair i\SSEl\tBLY \\'ORK ~,;. ..... ~,BR/2' ~,·BAA. ,.im !,i o. I 1-~ BR'!!. r·ron1 SlS:>/1110. Co1ta Meu R00~1 & Boord for rlderlv rn1~, & hnll SI:i. An~· _rn1: pri<.-e. 536-1J"J7 eves. No Experiene1! Needed \; .......... • poo · J. "esa Bit-in range, i;:a r bn g e men ,I',; "·0111cn. CoOOfl foot! .~ Industrial & Comm'l $1.j(), couch SIO. Choir ~a. t.:1 ~.=..c='-0=-"'=---1 • 979-00'31 * erde Coon.try flub. A~l_t~ dispos.."tl, dsh\\·hr. Deluxe 24 hour care.Good locallon. MISSION VIEJO Found (free ads) SSO ~rs. exp. is 1rh11t <'()unt s. 001 Pa1nt1ng & ----------1 $-12:):--Day. 8 9 -1-l J :>" shai:: crpt'g. Draperif"". LA l\lANCH.A APl'S. S92-j.19:: fni'lhod. I do 11'0rk myself. P•per hanging Assistant i'l·lanagen: Eve.5j6-()928 lla6tl Jordan Ave. 552-0000 NE\V Lu.l!Ul)' Apt~. closl' 10 Vacation Rentals 425 ~ti to 51:..kl St-1. r·1. FOUND: J\1an'.s pres<Tiplion Uocxl I'l'f. 5:11-0101. Trainees, Counter Girls, F'ry NEW BUILDING shop'g S.: bcal'h. r.1..1s .~ \\'•r \lain Thoroui;hfan•. glasses. b'l'CY tramcs, \'ic. • DIBERN,\R[)() & Sons • Cooks. Days, Niles. Open $li5 & Up DF.:LUXL 1 b L.11gun• Beach Pd. 1\!lulls only or family 28752 "'ln1v.u(•n1~ Prk11} m:i Btk of Pacific Coast Carpet sales, lnslallatlon, & * Willard Painting FuH & pltin1e. Apply Jack C · · • · r. 1\·/tCt'n. Bii-in.~ inc 1 , Lrv1-: 111 lhr 111! r\C'-.1' l)ana 131-1400 11"1· .. L.a.guna Beat'h, Sal. 1'1'"-"'i"'. 963-""'..., Contractors * In the Box. 385 E. 17th St, f o·p,li drps.J "11~~ 'n.~·(•lrig, 0<-ean \•iev.', N<'I\' ilelu'<C' 2 ri~h11hr. Shag Crpt~. SJnflll Poinr llorbQr ;:it I h €' !BO! WESTCLIFF NB I afternoon 4!17-Z'iU after 6 IC ,.,._. """" RESIDENTIAL. Costa l.lesa. rp t:, llOO · "'" r·<Jnio11a BR, 2 Ba v.•ith ff'J»c. Ian~··: pet ok. Pool. r.:.i.~ BBQ. b\>11uriful i'lli\RIN,\ INN I . . ' · · pn1 emenf, Concrtte & COl\CMERCIAL AIT'°RA""~CTI=VE=~ .. ~dd-y,y-, -$3~ . ., Ave., Ci\I . &r,..88!11, :\lo;r. ilel•k, cnelo.sed ;.: :l 1'a:; e · 1 I.'.! ,t· :\BR S!udio. Aloll'I 3-1002 Ikl Obispo SL , P!'f'~!1~r l0t· .. lO ftYllll ~11 s1. rE\I 11· lcl (' . -I I -I Finest Craftsn1en pe1· hr. 9am·fl>nr. Makt' "THE VICTOH.lAN" 2 Br, I l97-2G:10 J~·iv. Patk1s t·l96-2353). l~itchen, Suu. ~111rr~ · of1•s. l!l:iO ~q · e_. 1 .Ol)!'.I, d 0 "~· C~l\1ENT &, Bloc:~ \\'ork Drywall \\'allpapering ap1•n1s !01· pholographer ~~ ba, w/gar, al.lulls, t'pl, Mesa Verde $"160 to $2,iO Jl''t' \Id. l·:Hicit•ncie-. & Anartnwnls. ft 111 :l~·. :iir •·.:.1111. Ph•nl) ~ :l-S-1•4· Pah:. r~ h.111~a \\'alls, pal10S: sirlcv.:al~s. Acoustil'~l Ceilings \\'Ot'k. llntg. Bch area. drps, bl1it1s. fnl'fi )t.I w J liS &'01! Pl, C.:'11. llrat,•d pool, din_•ct dial prkl!, •'fll'-. r!rps. ~>IS.!l:i~6. 1fl0 &h. 101'K~ ncn ,;'11 .. ,~ I etc. By hr. or JOb. 6-l&-691.i. PleaS<! Call for Estimate Phon<' ].3 for ap pn t patio. wlr pd. 6:J6..tl:!O. 11\i • ll0!\1E AT:\tOSPllERI!: r~1i-::w; • phones. IL•lrvision. :"~1_-111a Rtl,\IL STORE FOil i ~;:,~.3~11' · "0 ·" "· CEPl-tENT: .Patio, d1i~·cs, *642-5775 64().1136* 6::&-mo. ' Victoria St. •·t-·" ...... $1i0. DchL'<e 2 & 3 BR. Rentnl Olr, I lln!h .. la u n d r ~· fat'fht1~·s, LF.ASI-: 1\'/up.;fa irs ofli('('S. , · 1 \\"alks-Rrpair:i, Sil\\' ,t, State Lie. No. 281038 ATTF.:ND ('IJ!Jrgc 011 our LGE 2BR. studio, p ~ ha. 309a l\1ace Ave. S.16-103.1 • CASA VICTOI ~!.\ • n.11"'hng roon1, t:lusc to :-;;tn 290) !!>Cl fl. Near Npt Bch t OUND : BlaC"k G.~ r ma:n l't'movt'. Jo'rt>c f't;\. 544-8998. _ tiitil!. 11 .. irh 1 u 111 0 n .i:ar. nr i;l}()pplng, 1nan·it•rl Mi1sion Viejo I I. '.! & :: lw, rnrn .\.: unf. ( ,IC'i!ll'Hll' & Lagu!ia Hca<'h. Pnst Office $600. n1 o · Sh~p, inale, yng. Xtra toes CONCRETE Patios 400 Ml ft PAINTING BY DRAKO nssistan<:<'. tlurin.i,; du t y Rd Its, no chlld~n avail ?.-20. I Sel' · i.:at r.;, <'l'\ll~. ili·p~. ( '11114'. . play 111 . " u I' 6-12-!fi20 \\'IH!l' ~pol on chest. Very or more 65c per ~ ft. Don LICBN ~ED .,...14931 hour~. 9th !nlnntry div. Fort 2'293 F 0 rd h 11 m C'I NE\\' 3 BR. 2 b:'llh, '!JV D/\V. pool, ('!(:. N-0 pets. ~[Yli 1fi~hing, ~hopplllf: & JOIN , ... ,.,.,,,., B·.o"k ,, gctn.le ;,-16-873-1 6~~-S51 4 ' ,, .. ,.,,,,",.,',,, & eo" .. ,,,,.,,,.,, I "\\'·,~ \\'"~'' c·.11 A-,. • • · • ~·2.J Vic•1ori11 ::it al Harbol'I t'•'"l·1u1·1111ts $6011·l'ek ~-l'p -"' " -· · w • .,-..._ " • " c ~ .,, '" · ' '"' &16-}1~j. ondo., cpt'g & drps, C:\I. &!2-.'1970 H~l~11: thi~. ad l'· l'!:!'t'il'~ ll1'00khu1'SI &· S. D. F'\\'Y, 3-14, y1e ~f Saf!lal A"k" R1~·er I Contractor Exl. & Int. Specialisls ,i;,-OpportunUes, &t.~1163 l & 2 Bn un f111·11 Giutlcn 586..JS.'M s;, off on lirst "''N•k'!< rl'll1 Srore~ $.: ofl ic<'s. Finished ·~ \ •rloun Hll rdLto /1. ~~ Color Consu!ti~g: Cu~tom AUTO SAL ESMEN Apt~. ~~rpll·. I) \\', pri\'. Newport Beach 1 Apts., li.v ·l/Z:i/7-1 . A~1 846-3166 Grr~1an Shcphe · ";,-.. ,, PALOMBO Con.!itr Co. Llc. "'ork nt ron1µi_•tit1\'C pnccs. Need for one of Ornngt palir1. SliQ.SJ9i :-..·1· /r\·ine Furn. or Unfurn. 370 l t.roo tSLL 2 BR. ~ 11:1.. VoR L<'n se·Rctt~tl rt', 11 r. · No. 191801. Sp.._--ciflllze in udd, Frr.C' e,:!~42-ro:'.15 County's leading Pontiac lndu~11·iaJ nrl'I< :1.'.Ji-:.!,,..!l . * 2 WEEKS FREE * I Avail. .July, S1111fl. ,\u(!'., i!1'c 12 in shoppini.: ('('llft•r. F'OUND: Schnau:i.cr n1ale remod, alter. Qua I. "'Ork. P ,\PER HAN G ING ,(, Dealers. Neiv or Used ca r LRG 2 Br, 2 Ba. di--;;-n11.1 Vista del Mesa Fountain Valley $1200 .. 213-i!t:-0127 Co11l .. 1•1 .::~.". r.. lilh ~t. C('.l. $27.i, \'lC". Beacti & Coos! H1\~·. 1'll'n1ber BBB. 962-1961. painting:. 21 )TS Harbor sales. Ex<-ellent fringe <·p1 r!rp. ~t1 i~·r. ·~~•I. ,\OULT G,\RDEN 110 1\TES I Rentals to Share 430 673-01 IO, 61.',..0i07, 61:,..21JO ~~f9Z1· Ss!1~1~ eves. or \ Jil('k Taulane, Patio !I"' area. !tels. tum. r\o. 18:)~1. benefiti;:. Experienced· or •\duh~. no Pc I .~ .S l 1 0 I R\'lc'E v1· \T •1<· · \ l - - -j .~{NJ & ti01 sci ft u''".~. S:~:i & --1 1 :in. ' ren\od, add. Lie. B--1 2U9072. ~Z-23.16. nol, we v.·ill train. Ask for ~""""' :llo•\'{' in "·/deposi11' onl\' , . r.' •' • '' ,\pl, "' .. ,,,v. "q. fl. . 1 : . . ' Y ny . D'tw-.i...,. . \\·H cove .. ng, Slall' •'<"'' · · 1 ·.-.• A '··• ."L'' ' CUTOUT ocr.\"l'l'O"T I 11--C\J \' soo >'OUND 2 Doberm'"l 'I 11· Co"''~" PROF 11 • Andy '!BR CP1•r;1:. 1;1u,:t·. o\ttl, 1 Bit SJSO 2 Br.~ Nr11po11. \\Hh stra11l;ht 2!t 1r :\l·I shop. C~J S\12. 6-16-21:«1 P1nschl'rs V11•. l>lain SI., Eltclrical lie. No. Zi9,j\4. Jnc;ur, all DAVE ROSS rehig, 'q11 , ~ •i 111~. N•1 Day & Night Security, POlll, j POR 1 1 l)ld h.~t·h"l"r, J\ITF, nQu. FOR lt>:ls.r nllry slore. A•I-!!:·~H:..Ol~about 3 mos old.I I types paper. 114/8-12-4386. PONTIAC re1~. s1:..i1 :~'11·11.',j or .,.,~. Jaru zz i , P.cc. Bldo;;. SUNDANCI :~~~~~~ si :.-. lil:,..._Till • jncrnt IONpt. Pier& ''Alley I ...,,,..., .) 'El.ECTHICIAi"l, lie .• old PRO!-'. pninter, honest \\'Ork, 2.J!IOHarborBIV(I. 'ii2'J. 11/Pxerr 1sc nn, hillinr•ls, I \\'rs1". 67~\'10. FND: t'cmalr Dachshund, jobs, new jobs. WlY jobs. J'efll!, ln1 /ex1·. free estimate. Costa P.lesa S.16-8017. 2 sr.. ! 1; '· 1r,.,,,,., ,,,,,,-,,, •Vh)r TV. t:a. ,\,II. has live ma ~._.. __ ll'lt Y,\i; L:11upl~rl!i ::.:11·1 lo ~hr l-d--1-·-1-. I I 450 ha~ rlioket' chain. Vic ;\nyplace. G-7689. Rcli;. 548-2759, 642-~913. Av~ ' h ~1 h ....,,~ I , .... 1 1 J ' 1 JI n us ria en a s1irin° \'if'w Sehl area. It B ""' gill', cntll('r!r111 , I'll. y 1, r 11 1 dis v.·a,ihcr, reu g, s 11t:" cpl <rtwo bedroom air a:Jn-~11 11~ _!('iii·;· · •'l\)JOt' • ea {·un s"i"~°ll' . EI,.ECTRICIAN -Wcense NEAT1:ST, ch:·~nesl, nlO!CI A~IBITlOUS? EN111USIAS. ·$22.i/mo. 6'1()..,1111 ~ P\I vatio or <lc\'k. dltloned apiltment •with I ri·r~. Gl.)-629.. INDUSTRIAL ""' No. 233108. Small jobs, expertise ap'1hca1ion. Int· TIC? You 11'0uld make a JBR t ~· t>i 1 :,r, :.~~i:; waU-to-wall ~ ,_.,..,,. ~--;\1;;i~1"' :..: i;~, CONDOMINIUMS I\ J L' It ED Y. o u n g ntnlnt .t,, repairs. ~203. E'xt. Call 493·61l;J. perfect Avon R.epresenla· , • '· ·l'lr1;, nr ()CC, i Hl'S s~:J{VIL'~: TO !J\)01~ "'UW ~.,..,. I nu1 lr to sh1· I Br_h•<' .~ i11\I. ,. . I i-.,. I f , l:1."!'J./h1'\•\111 i111x~~ dng. 1Gardonln• INT/EXT PAINTING live. You can n1n your o .... 11 $100 mo, plui; dcpu.'>il, J~lS. I . I ~~ fl1l.t/ MJOd.. Cl lo heh. HB ::HU:1. !*.'i-litilif4-L o1 ~a C'. ..., ' t Ol\11 u1 \ it:11111y Crown v_ a 11 e.y I-• • • bu In ~~" 641-T;iOI. :~1~122·, OO?-."DOS · 'i\i·~nrr lll'f'/1 panelled living room, ---------n11rwrfi1srr . ·1!100 I·• i;l'll'lo "! Pl'kii ·. n· l':istu 1!16-l:l.:.9 All Or11n1:c Co fii<>3559 5 <'M:, M:n.,,..,..e-your-0\l'n ,, BIJR~I I -.i·alk I() shaps. 3 DR. :.!'~ 1_ Garages ior Rent 435 11 111111-, Hl'/Lll 'l'O ~l'IT .. ~· 1• ' ' COLLEGE lrflilll'<I a:arde-ner · · hours,\: n1ake lhc most ot ,, ~ ' ' ll('V.' {'l'pls, rb11s BA 1'ownhOUSC' I qi I c warmcorui accent walls, I !\.'Tl·:::1tltt". ~:11r11 !H'l1•r Ill·'~ 1"\D1 Ptt1·.a~t'(!I .1nu11·d . ~ of 22-YT'!! e«p. 'll'M l!!-nl&.'111* Wallpaper Hanger* reut e~min;; opponunfty. & P"~· Sl:i!i. ~~tSh1tlin1w·. rluhhou:oe k ~I .' S.1!J;~. , ' a kitchen full of built·ins MINI WAREHOUSES i·!q'I"" 1 1."1. l'tiJ.L/l l!VJ:\t-: _l_.1·~11."·.a.:1 :-..:n.. 11'.U. I 1s 1 pr(llld of 1hi~ quality 11.·ork C. Rebko 646-24·19 Cnll .>-10-70-11. 646-3.'>i ~ AJ-"A Z BR. 2', liA ('ncludl di~·~) 1°0"1 k I I I ,•""==~~~--== , .............. iiiiiiiiiiii•I _.,., I ng :itlwo.:Mlll:l • I STORAGE C1·::-.. .. r1 :H. 11111 919-920,i. l>ron ·' -:_-v 4n SCf' s all( sr1111e t' ea11-uµs"' Plaatar, Patch, Repair 1• DELl1Xf. 1 BR. :0:.1· C1tl~'n~ T1111nhour;c, frpl1•. l"'k)I J,· i'\o ('urli· FYl!"iXD: B!flrk niate riuppy. I '''11•1·,,J 1\kl)• 11111111\ 1rlJ~. \\'{1(31'. ,'>;n pet ~. 1'117. 1:i0 1'.:. I 1•luhhnui;e, $'.)2,:JO(I. 6\6-1'.!31 Meet and minnle with ,.,,,,,.:.1,0,,11.'·i!I •>I' ''''"' ·1•11t VIP. Nt'l\'pol1 Shtlrcs. I Gl'-Ol'g'(' 1t :113-Ml~J • p ,\TCl·I P'\STEIUNG 21111s1 .frl6-60 1c r.rGf't-O!l:lo nelghborsat3 b' · I ... F1•11 u s;.,;,u 1k1' -----~-. lg swim-111un1!1 NOW LEASING ;,J8-46Z).I Purnd i~(' C:u,l<'ning All typel'i. f'T't'C e~tin1ate~ lBll, t'luie< 1.. ~l!Qppni~:.1 IBf!.t:1tlOi.•'f/ p.•11u 1\r1\l,v ming pools. jaaazi, bll· I! rnill•l'l & N. 11•1.11 i . ..:1., JIB Huntington B•ach ~·Nn : Bike Lie No. 129 Vii·. I SJ""'•'•nt1r'' Hl'~1nrullon Ctlll 540-6.'l.:Q ,\dulls onl~. ~h1v1· I.· n•fruz 1 •lt'!'<11 Sri, n·f. i1 i1 i1·p1~. llardrooms,partyrooms, II ALLSPACE '\,Tl. Poo1 Oflicc . on .<;.; l.nnd1'<'apr. l\lonthly Plumbi-· t\jll\1111aJ. \{jy.\ T•l,1111 Av. dqi1'. Cliff lJL', Ua!i(' & 1'('1,.; I and volleyball. At barbe-I .,60-1970 NEW M-1 1:11·ers\dc. 5-IS-6R13 111.tlntrnun!'(' & S~r1nkler ------=-·----- [,\STSIDE l\tlr'li~ 20R I i't•qrl. ~l !l:i. S1111;t" 11dul1. l'h ques,bybabblingtrooks. --~ --lln:;:~'4l~' ' 11 t'OUl\'.IJ: fe111alC' Gern1an __ ltcp:ilr. Cull 6·1-86-19 L. R. OTIS Pl.t::'llill"G Bltins, dJ<l1-.1·sh1. t•;u lsct ~&~ til'.!·i!99·I nr 6·l:l·O·ll" \ I t:AR,\GE FOP. llE:\T 9~1970 ~hrphcrd \lie. 161h & fl>in<'. I Japanese Gardentr Re1nodt'ls & Hepn!r .... l•tJ tt•r No peri;, 6-u;.1}1-;1 ( BAYWOOO ~lnduc:llng the 918 Palni Sl6~ln Call Dr. Stockton, Cd\I E-.:prr. Co1npletc Gardening heaters. d1spo,...1.l,, furn:t(~~. O.n• Point i to ~r.~~eT~~~:~. • I =yoo ln~~~ned I ~2~~~~~~i~· ~~~~·,, J\f~ffil;is1.o ~~01 f1 , b~;.~ ··~~1~;;~:111~~~~:~:~~~~~.nt~ I -~'6-0i~~1.'~~~1;~n~u~~;..r \' E!::~'.·i~i?~:ri&~~~111! PAN~R.\,llC Occ:i~ Vil.'11· I:! llR, 2 IJA 11111111 :lfll~ t)t)-.i• U I :lll0l2 96'J ·:i." r('f r11: n ·iiltl.:: rhnM.> Pl™l'l'. ,,,. ,,,.i~ttrt' \\'orld. 49:'1·0-1fl!I 1-:1.:H.OPEAS G11rdent't. -' · ~ BH. 2 I\,\ .. 27 liv rn1 111·ui1 h'Ofrl $:.!SO. Sl1h~ Ofll1'C mr•l•IMlll •pert· I :, -. I or -.:v; ' I 2 l}\T('r tk>;id, nlh'> rloor.-. Off l.\f) ,\f~hnn, ~mt•ll npri-"'\ainlml~' Lallllscapin;:. Roofing n kl1•'hf'n 2 L:nu b1•1~. l o~n 9arn 1 .. s::lOpnid:uly, •••ta Ira• l17D. Office Rental 440 street parklnl;. <':>.lt•i·lnr j \°OI irntale~ l'h. :l-l~·lll.":6 .,1 l'rtoe re1no1•al . Veryl·R-00--,.-" 1 -.- 1 ---.-.-1 )T 0~~ S2!:kl nvi 1\•h1l1•.' &1-~a.'ii>. l.Q c111 tr d nl l•1rllJ flrlilltff 1 BAY FRONT OFFICES m>1lnt ., ira~h & \\ii\••r pd, lil2-ol5!16 reasonable. &42-J329 cYeS. 01 e '· rtpatl'.'l, 400.-r.lJ, l111v-.iood Dr off San Joo-.,lrlMeltl fr1• For lnfo. Phone 839--0il I or Y11on11\ilut'hi Gnrdcn Sen:ice shlnglei, rot.'k, comp frti' Fountain Valley r111i11 llill!i net'.. ~B. Sll7Jil Prr1!115'l' 1:trt't1 . 740,550, 3.".0 96,_~8317. nt M~CK & \\l1i1e hnl 101111 Cosio J\tesa &: Nl!\.\poM Bch e "'. L 1 c. 16 l I 3. LUXURIOUS NB ~-ne ,.....rl""" """ 1.th & Tr.inc. &w;.9193 T I I • ~ I frplc. bltns, d~h\1·11hr, ht"'am· · · ' '"' urJ '""· !\le~'\ Jnl'luttrl:iJ Pl\rk 1'.IOI\' & E:ctge mon!hly main· e ev s1on '"ep• r Baxfe,.d Streel NOW HIRING Part~time COOK , DAYTIME Appl) In Pt-non S..•fo1't' 11 nn1 (lf afl 2 pm LARGE 1.)rluxe 3 br, 2 bl!., • Ml II . .3';'00 r-r11'J)Ort Blvd.. * NEW UNITS * I ";.111't"d_ ~hepheni·!Yf'C' fiosc, ~265 artrr 4Pl.I !).ij .3388/830-50'20, 1 BR. 21 • SA. dt1I i,:11r II I'd ceilll)g'l, ~lnlurr t1dult11. Nt-.:'lr OCEAi'l \rrE\V orc·s. h1(.IUJ1lr1hl nlOl!Ult'' w I 11'1 l.ost SSS ll'nfl~ YRn1 r le11nup &: LO 11u1omrtllc oriener , buN;:l11r No sini;:ll'lt. r\rnr ltrm~ ~-51 !IW)· .• 11.B. 1700 &lf·I~. olfic.''" 2000 .. 0000 !!<! fl, 711 , h.nul\nir. Crorgl' ~8.6112. CO R low rata Guar msl 4647 M a cArthur &lvd. a.lsnn. lntcrt'Orn 11lrh ,\\J llo~p. S:tia 1110. C1r..ll J <nn Divide, Llons Estntcs. \\' 1 ~11 si 01 l.rasl I LOST: L.1d1cJ10mega\\'tJlt'h. • «'P v.'Ork dont" on spot. Newport Beach f'll.f .lth;rro ntdlo. r.oot1 If). Mt,.()j96. I Saf1N-C-..to8n>Ok-1 ~),~27ii9 01Cttt'o1 • 'm· ng F'h•e Pt~ .. Htit. lit'h , \ARD Oe11nups, Garagtt C'.ol~n Rulr-, ~Jl·lTOi .1 ............................... ~ cation. !\l:il'l)' ('Jl!rll1'. S27S iBR.2 BA. Frplc. \Vat(•r & "IVll"'WJ· I orr·s I'. HOO fl Sult11hlr n ~;~93~~'"S. I RC'\\'&rd, S.Jj.£')-5. I Cleanul)'ll: " lite llau1\ng. No. lfiUl. B00fl.1CEEPER. full c~ A.k 'or D'Jc ~•6-,.o ,_, J'"i•l. horH ncrth to W3rn«. f 1· 11 '· I . "j _ LO-ST ,,. V' ~ • Hea~nable. &'6-4676. T'I • """" .,.,. .,.. ,.. ·-""' 11r. 1 fl!.·1or I u n t 1 n J:: ton NF:\V Bl 00 Tl-1•1 12 Uni!~ ~ : 1c. 1('hh~1 1 • mron1. ~I all jou s 1Pu'~1-'--you-'-r~b~udo,.;•go~ct::.:b<~,~,~k -on fS().)1 497-ZIX'I ~from Mile~ 1 G11Nlr1L<i. i'l lt>-131.l. 12·j() Sq·._~,' SlTS ',"!0-J 1 .. · PlaCf'nlin. 2 ()()Js. TI\k & F:>.-PER. ,Gardcnc:r. Know 1hru tMnl Btil11nc,., Prt'ft tile track ... Seti Idle lten11' Suffering ll. lllorn~· rrl!!l.57 ~ Phone: 714-.. ~lll11g (lnylhhlll v.1th A 0.1ily I Frnnl ()rtiCc. rT,~i!<, l~~ Tan & !!~ Tan, ~1!!4 1 :c~~u ~1a~~mmlng & ct:RAl\llC Tll.E ~lW & !Klmr 1118!(.>fT'ICn\ exp., E wlU. a k>w-<O!ll 0 1dly Pllo1 j $toll l'IQ<longer ni?f!dtvl l!C'n15 1202. Models open daily Pilot cias.<;iJicd Ad Is n 1't'Ar doorl'i. Anahrlm k SIA!\fESB ctil, Male, Stal· p. ' n-modcl. F'n.'t r~.L • m Jt> Toro nn-11, Mr P'eny , _____ , Cbl!tllned Ad! caU#2=§678 _ '!'llh !J, .Qalb'J!l10t.Ousifi 10a.m. rullLlllitttCr ' ' ' IUll I Tm:nl.,nl \\'!!)'. C,~1.__ Pro•!! I point. n ___ r \Vu d,.. . Vl<:. Garden M•)nt Lndsc w;~l.'Ufll(', 1'.16-2-12\i. il4-642-Mll7 roa--fl)'r Ad! 642-ti678. ... -(•111! fi.12~! &16-~'t l'\'t~ il<l&"il6SL ~:n1f>rnlif liQ.y. cnn .cir-1S!r nun, . Tl'" r r'l!f1· fi~'i.'i'•''.' S"f'll frllt hem!<> with " D!tl Plot r111~~!fied ad. 642-E I ' H N • N & Cl A c f s • 9 N c • • c I $ N I s ' d a c I c T p • • ' v JI " b p l f n a ' D I D t ' D D • L ' c x l I I c \ HtiPWented, M&F 1i~ 1 He lp BOOKi<EEPER F /C Expc-r., malure. Salary t'Oln• mensurott! w 1 exper . 557·7883, Bf:aeh Area, DENTAL ANlstant, f u 11 tifTl(l, ~ICP. fll'llllf'" ma. v.~k day• only. Rets. &- own Int.NI. neeeu.ary. So. Hunt. Sch tu'ea. 962-9960 llft 6PM only, BKKPR SEC. Jur n1fg. wholCSll.lf" rornp&ny. \\' e 11 orgllllized, ttill'lt111! & txper. 673-2SJO. BOYS & GIRLS Newspaper carriers. min. age 10 )'n, for NC\vpr,1 t Btach, Nev.•port Jte1;:t.1l .\ NewpoM Penimula Contact Mr. 1:1,yde, Circuhulo1:1 Dept. OAU.Y PILOT. Call G<U-4321 &: leave appllcaUon. BUSBOY Cltan & Ne1t1. Good Apply, Surf & Slrloill, W. Coaat Hwy, N.B. hra. '930 CASHIERS, male or fem. Full time, u cuhle111 in itelf &eJViee gaA stations. Stal1\ng salary $2 per hr .. \\'/regular ea med ln- creases. lolin age l S. Must be depend11blt, bondahle, neat in appe~ & enjoy working. w/publlc. For COO· Ildential interw'!L Call ~ton thru Fri., Peigy 1213) 925-<»31 (1) CASHIER (2) PUMP ISLAND ATTENDANTS 18 Or Over. DISHWASHER Extlfr .. elean. ~at & dl'pen- dable. Good hrl. Apply, Sur1 & Sirloin, !!930 \\'. Co&st H11.')', NB OONUT Shop fem, 2am shlfl, no exp nee, 25-1.5, apply D K's Do-Nuts,~ So Bristol DRY CLEANING COUNTER HELP No exp nee. Neat llP- pearance. 59li Warner, H.S . ELECTRONIC ASSEMBURS Assemblers Tlf'e<lt>d w 'solder· ing exper. Somt trainee Jl')· ~itions open. PC'nnancnt em-plo~·n1cnt. Call For Appl. Jnr!u.~trlaJ Relalions (7141 4,._MOI --- GOU' COURSE Iol•c:hMlc. Jmml'd open\J1i. OJI Z..fo,.. ~'ri. hetv.·n ~ a.m·l :30 Pill. M4-Tl20. MACHINIST lut'\d,1y, M:11c11 l<I ii174 DAll V Pt1_or 25 Help Wanttd, MiF"'7t0rielp Wanted, M & F 710 1 H'~el~p~W""-,-nt""od..,.., "'M"&"'F ~~Help Wai\fid, M & F 710 ~.p~c!'----8Q2- MOTEL MAIO . RN-LVN I SOIL ttochnlc1an, l'xper In \\'ARf<l-!Ot'si: Rent Wa shtrs/Drv-ra EXECtmVE SUITES NURSES AIDES llt·ld it.•:-11tn~. l:.\'O.nll, Goff· Lt:l\O 1'1A~ $2. \\'k f"uU m1on1 ~ll Stoll 11 1 JI 1 1 u1.ir1 I · ~t1<orn1ll·k, !Tll• ~!all Ol\ltr fh111 1tJOlll11g for • 639.!2'12 * ~(' t. fl ~llll.~ bl'(':\~ l\'~1$08 l'!l<'~l'll(', f('i;pun:;lbl+' ~~~-c-~URSJ.~S A1·ut. hf.11111 • ~ult. P huu; -. • Pf'l"l'OI'! in hrindli' shippin~. ron SAl.E EJ,.,·tru.: ~tril: & COOD Looking Se<:retary for Top ratt'-ot psy 1..·(Hnmensur-RN-LVN-AIDE 01·1dgn yuur o"'" \1t1rk ""·I T}'.ACllEttS nt•Mlf'd tor: I~ l'l'N'li·ing .ir 11,u\'hnus-· fl!('('t, ran~t. E, Ct' l I 1• n c 4 fun It >'I'll 111.1nglng all' 11' t'XJIC'ril!JK'C. Previous ll·i & CJlher shlflli, Top pvt liOOd Ol>JlOr. to hronrlrn }'QUI' I :;i,:hool Qual!f~1.<d &lor l'X: ~up•"rii~rv flOl.lUol\ v.•flliln ('onr!ifinv 4!'1i-~~'Oli: bu.<h. p1111her• , 5 0 w P rn, v.'Orl; nl'<'ei;i;, in miUi"" n1a· 1 nUl'lil"" i>klils 111 .111•11 1n.i«rs 1 ',la.~~ .. ~ pn•.1 <.1: N_ unnW>r ·,, ... ,,11, .•. · 1·1.,11 ,,~ '' .... , " I'll R 1 d pl II ' ·~ •l"ly '"'' 1,,,,,,-P')' lo• ~ 1 1 6 1 c d '" ~ '"" \,· L' l "Jl ~·r1C1n,· ,.. J'1,e1·au1r Jct.a '!Ont', &e .•tan.er. chmc-s,lafhei>,l"t.c.n.1W1tdo " ,... •. '' , ..... ,, .. ,.~ n1gr.1m 1 1-11 ,ra. t' 1 1 ,~.11 ..... , .. 1 "' 1 ·~ call llnnr duly. rount)'l'1J 11 n" '"''' I E '•It p xra 1ou1'1'> ,. -~ ,..,. n 1~· $.tit!OO yrs inn exp, .....,.,mo, °''-" setu'1i r~ h11ve own inl<'r\'v.li. \lon.f"n 9-5 BE.'n' NUft1'i_.::; ,,!"1~~1rnt rogranl 1 f'd . Nilld rutur.· for tht• n11:ht f"ill %~·~71'2 bt:t 9 & 2, SU-4346 tool~. Pt1j.llion oprn to mu.le ~'Oulie Nlli~ei; P.ei;tstry. C&.Jl ~":>3-l~ll ~·· f>t't".ln 11/ru:ht aohudr l.~1 .-11 -1---$"~-~Good~ GUARDS W' fl'male, ~·1 II°' 1 I I'd ''ll SALES Tll.1-.:PHOJ'\E LINE~·],\,'\! r.tatl rt·i-tnlh' tu St:ir•'"-'~I .. ·-, H"'1'.~· ~ •• .>.l Jlta ~ ., :~.. ..11,r inJ.: ,~ ..... Jo'ull & p1tlmf'. Rel.in~d •r· 1!,.(Jbby 1~nrn l.i<lo Dld1it.f \\'IJtC:'.\IA.-.. 1•r--.-1u~·1~. 1'0. IJio:, 117:.:l. ' ' •1 • , . SOl'U'lel \\'eiC()me. Opcrunir~ fnt.l~:;it\.1~i'rH'~f.ri:~n.s fi.!.;-W..,j, !HO-!l'X>l. ~~k~~iS;nrh'l;;:~)1~1',0':·h;~ ~1in1mun\ r.~Y f'1a r 1 e<i:.i Si1n111 ,\nu. Cflhl !•Zill __ \ ull i;+~·:.i!'ll\l 806 in lmn1e<L tttta. All tqU1p, NURSES you lraui lnlt'r\'l<'lis J'lf'f!Cncf'. -' sanr)',Nl))H 1C.u1lding M ateriels !w·u. T;mc & ;, JOJ" Ovt'r ·Ill 1714) 494-9401 bct\\ttn l(l .'.:: 2 ~loJn/F"ri. ll.d\'aneen1t'nl. I' x r? It f' n l \\",\R!-:llOt.:Sr: (;1rl, b<kxl hn.ApplytJtotwnlu~~'.!pn1. RN's & LVN's Sll\'er~flrin.t:'\\'atl"r,96-li\. ~nefhs. plu~. No.w In· (lrivi·r . full lltnt-,1 •Surplus Bulldlnt Unl\'e11iill ?1'0tectlon St.1'\1~1.: TELONIC : F.xt'('11t1nrm!ly good bi'rwhl.!1 Hatavt&.. Orange. a:i2~1. h'':''"111.11~· ''-R ~1'1 01>-()('rn1nn•·nt. no ¥IUd•'nl~.1 •· \TERIAL . lOCO's or NE::\\' 40J No. Harbor Blvd. I & ~tan1ng pny. Sk1lled nlll'5· ~ttunitiei;, i).(r-1163, Clsta n.1n.smokC"r11, ;, fl11yi;, ti ::it1 rrF.:'llS: J)(Jo1·,, lumber, plr • santa An.l INDUSTRIES" · ing fat"ihty. ~()..5600. ~Al.~:s fll'l"l!Oll. t.'.x pcr. in .lega. AJ.\1 tr>'.l Pt\!, 111thn1·1•rt1n1•!. 11·Jtl<!. :.hin1 ~"cun~. mold· Equal Oppor_:___ 1'.:gi_ploter _ NURSES , n•t1111 i:ift 111orc. !)<1.1"· TELEPHONE SALES S L~ Ill' 10 i;1ru1 lntrrvu•11' '.'. \nJ::, w :nr1011·~. i!tc. L Be h l'l «ning) '' ii·eekrnfl,; :'lhii;t Pcr111 . or part tilnc work. '" ~ 1 ·~1. \\11h l<111· 1.i.· . .:if•ns, BUILDERS SURPLUS llE1\LTH FOOD STORE agune ac .\lori;:1u1 ;>.ursr~ Rt>gistry. hfl1, n•t•·r<-ni·~. Bug.:-~ " D rtespcru;ible young ·Jl\an H.1'1: ~. L\''.'l'i., l'l1h'li, Floor I llll('l'l'\flli(Ul11I 2CJ.ll \\'('Slt'l l!! :'11•>1'!\lnl.;:r; & ... ,., • .,., r.u:1rn. ~t,:l 0 AUilOl'l J.A)p I', ~~w s .. :-Ol:dn, ~ .\ 11.·anted luU tllne. apply 177j Lqunl U;>P."'" t.in~loy~r du!y p;dd wkly. r,~j \\'. 1 ~1 h I !)!'., '\ B 1 11n11;o ·i. .I.: r<•n1n1. For det1\\ls '.:'II ~ton rhru ·"·•r 10-~ N'"'pon Blvd, C.n.t. Sr S t D C 'f '·''"J"I -·~''llo.11~1· L.A. TIMES \\'HO' \\'A~TS Tt) 1\'0 llK~ i14 Mfi·10'? • ",1 C>_ • " • ""11'~" S.A!.1::1' I d ft l I ---H-AND"u•N·--I "1,,. 1 •lr Sl3·.3&'» "· "11 ing gi s 10P un I 540.0301 OH.IVB ,\ C.'.\H: Furn it~re 810 """"' i\ u~·o11n1-1 Asst. #<.I IJ\f• l>C'u(·h needs n1atw"" CHOOSf: )'Olli' h"ur.-. \\tirk I '-''---'------'--'I COMMUNIT\' Assoc. oecd!I ln(!u.~. i..u"1necr $13.1\. Nt:RSE.5 Alde~. all shin~. J\'liab!c lrldl\', 11'/t'XJ)('r UI I " •. I•· 'lalnt -'· . ·1~" ,....._____. • _ _._ 141· I f -• I TELLERS or }·oursru. '"' rour 0\1n l :-OlA(;f\[Jo'JCf:i\"r r1i1.1o n1 o u.:r -~r; ... ,, 1manctl ~. ~c Y 10 pres. ~ ~ VUU<• 1\1llf::<'5 "' C'Onu:1. .:i AA M mm~~• op en n i: • boss. n.ten or 110r!ll'!\. l "ll n ni:ul" tn111·hh~ rtW":il t:ibl(' n.ta.n IY/pool exp. Bill, Ulctupl1unt• u11r. $4iJ Superior Ave, N.B. S.tku'\· to S'.f. hr. C11ll 1·:\pl'ri,.nrt'rl & tr n 1 n "" ~. he,. slightly li:trull~·nriw•l tnp 42 · rf•llntl, !land 6-l&-)768. Ralph 64a.-3319 PU)'l'i>li L:Jerk U:nplz<I. ~1.J o-mcE-hlana ge r, ar-67: ... :.'8oo • !!untinitlnn 1li'nch & S<lnta Nr.11 • f'!t·a n ApJit':1rr1nre. rr11!1"<I i·h··~ 1~1nl inln\'•..-t -----L'lt•rll Typu;l Iv S·iiO {'()\.lntlng & boOkkeepin.g ex·' :-;,\L::s .\J Ar-; Ac_; ~-R r.. Ana nr1.•rut fuH·1unr. \\ork V1s , r,.t1n•rl. ,\J.:(' :2:i tu 711 tn hl~•f"k ,\· 1~1iit1: in!lri;I~ Help U1 Build S..Cl'flai)t lnsur. llJ :..1 • .1 pt>rien1.:t•<l, 2 yeaN collt'~f· l o~nnllr 111! frmalr gales Sill A1'1-1. Q\.\'11 rr11n~por1a\\r111 Supplr'nll'llt ~'aur inC'Onlr Pr!l'rd S'..7!> SJJ .. .'lJ.'l.1, B t'f I C ' · 1..ic1i.:ral Olf1~··· ~ l:.J f -• •.. · f ti I f O C , !l•'c~·,~ :\!(llUrr D h 6 I • ---~'-'-'--~ eeu 1 u ru111n9 L-..:~1~11 Ornu~ ~.11.·c S'ilJ pre t'••""· .>UpeNISIOn o •·rr•1.· or n•n~e oun1y ~ Call M r. Kelly ni•t· n "ll in: or 111.,.:\· 11 Bt:IJ l\iru:-• ..;Jlc nrii· C\lnlpl, Sailboats .\1Uo' L~rtl 1)'pn•I ~JOO people, xLnt benelit11, 4 dr.y I l•lMf't;t R r" v. in g nr11 d,,i•,)1'1· .','.PP,»,·, ul,"" "", .. ""1•·1'1'· l .~1111' p;1,.k11i::t•d: Xtr~ hri11. i\1.'t'detl: Lttll Jcunn.e Su.\'O \\'eek. l.'Ontact o fl il'1·1 11•d.ol11.·~t1on. 6•.:r-ll14 979.3600 _,t 0111 a1 r .. ,,., .. "ll SllJ.:i i\\'orlh $:t'lrl•. In<' r~xper. i''ln1sn l.;arprn1.;>rs " Sid 111111111:111 manager, M!rTIJl I ~1\LE:-\GlltL • -~ ~.__!Aisra f\lei;.iL 1 1h·h\'rr1. t;sual!> hon11' \iallea.~t 1Yrst>:1.J..t't'.1ti NEWPORT l)R'f!!ODOi\'Tll' lJentul l f'.Xl'Ell!ENCEO IAN."\\'F:JtJNI. S erv . WOMEN -SALES \.>:!.-.:'!~S boat co.1.rpen1ry 61 a t'O ri(·r1 r1 Ass!. l-"/tin1e. Exper. Abf'~ fnll lin1C' rmploymt•nL n.r.r~ ti:-lPplKJnc operator, ii a Y f> 10 ., ,, -.-1,,1.,.,..,L',.''I' ,\ PersonMI A-ency ._,,-~?". "·~ '""'I 'D I I . 10 ~·\1(1 li'>k I •r 'Ill'' l ·1Ju1. n.rr tinl(' 10 •. " Al r .~~" sbr11. auout 1nett Juture. Ul'O,, t._. ~ "11 ;,....,....~~" • i ·<>-I n.'llt · ,\pp Y 111 IW'l"SOll. 4!i.HJTI1 ' · · ~ ' 1\'r'rkcncl.~. Gu;1rantl'I' 1\'hll•· eusr.1111 111adf' e Vi•i;. ~tl Apply Jn Per'!!Qn Mobile Cer Wesh 1701 Tustin A\•e .. C.:\.f. • • • ~ ~~· , '" , .. . tju.1 tlt'\'<'l' u:.~-u. usu:• ) TELONIC Thw·s, ~ a1n·i pni. 642..Jl70 PART TIME Apl'O(X)ll_J.~~ V'!_ Lido.__ ..,..11i·1>en HI ,\ 2 ,\l\)n/Frl 11111 '•i.i.:.7910 1or an 1n1er,le"" :'lluu 1 i11 ~ 833 Dovtr Or .• N.8. I I n1n to 12 noon on!\', · 1• .,,..,, •roi" 1,,,,,.,.1""'' 1 .• 11 INDUSTRIES WESTSAIL CORP. :\~an 11·ant~1t f11r lt.1! Crenn1 i SAL ESLADY, EXP ER TEMPO'S Silver Springi; \\';1!<'r. %1 1". U:\l~\'OOO d . lbl , NEED I mme d I ate I y ~ 1638 Plac111n 1 ia Ave. :sll011.. Ne.,.·p;:irt Bea ch• i Jn !11fl1("!; f!':\dy tr1 w1•ar. I" Ila1 11~11.. Orang~.~~-'iOI_ r 1:i'u,~1 'l !~~.:;rm UN'lf~ ~:tSe~rie~C:: e!~orie'~~ Legune Be.ch Costa Mesa I MACHINIST ~~~~rs. cai1 oa:. s, 1 .s'.;'L",·~·-"6 1i>·o~;d.· Hro fror D'1al A Jobi ';~ru!~~i~i" ~::~~1 ~l)~~,n~1;; i g;~~~·1 Xlnt ~. si:i0 •. t r bookk I t:XP£RI1-:Nc1-.:o o:->LY • • / 1 au o mo l\'e eeper. Equal 0 "por. Employ_" -HOSPITAL ---lura! Pnnl<"·r_ ~-uu 1111•· l•[ • appearnn~ i11 Vl'ry neut ilior \B!·'J) ..,... . Newpon Datsun. ~1300. t' J{cp .. ir i; nia I l produc110n PASTt:-UP an 1st tCJ l''Ork on pnn · 0 h s . hand ..... r i t l n i;: • fl\\'11 ·1 • .. "1• nru r 11111 AOMlnlNG tuachinery. 1\'<'t:kly shopfl('r n"ll'5['1aJX'r. ring &:o .,,~n1%' igns I T_l~:\TJ'tl o[fl·r~. a truly unhlUt' 1runspor1atil)n. \\ill tr:1111 9t1"<'?~1. ht'O\\ll & :;old fl[tud, Central Telephone EXP B 1 1 · O"f<J'""\J ""' ;-,:\6.-J ~ anque or ~a e.nng , SUPERVISOR lnd Sl11It :\lust be cxpcr. 89J.-0.l60 a.'>k ,, . ~ .-. ------:.; l1n1c S<J\'1!1;i Olll)(Jr1t11111y rio;:ht man. ,\pplv 1930 ,·~·o--:,·',· ,·=,.-,-,-~-~ Repair/Inslallation girls, .°"er 21. eall 540--7500 i , . 1981 Pliiccntia ,\ve, 01 for ~!rs. Zarit. I :->~.A~ISTHF.SS. IH'""~' illll)' f,·1· s:nllct!. • l\1·11110r1 Bhd. Crstii. ~!esa. SIX !{(.K1:-0IS o>f lt1rtuturr l·~r n.lini.mum Good2 >::_~a r s e'."·1 ask for catering i 3--!1.:JtlPPM.11SitifHt, ~on1 ,','"'• PAYROLL CLERK 1 .•t'l\'ltis:: nu;•:huit:, 1~111 tr.11n., KEYPUNCH 9;im.Noon :\!,-,n, \\'l"(l, ~'ri . :91Jr. f~t: ... :?'.ll!l brtv.ii. !l-l:!.1111 pc-r1encc. ......ary, rap1c ~ n . ac1 ca osp1ta un-c.ill Cul1for1ua KOl'U ~la11~. SECRETARIES fl d v !'-ncement. Excellf'.nl EX p ER l EN c £ D f\fast tington Beach. S-i2--06ll, t'XI MACHINIST I E\p, prl'f'rd. ! n1 m c d . I &l:>-2'1~~ JOain-3prn Y:\(; '.'1!11n. n<'fl1 , •!o'si!:t1 A· or 4:3n-:c;1c1'c"'cPc'c"c· ___ =I bt'n~1ii;.. plus. No~ tn· Builder, \\'agel! up to 5.';.00 214. Exiier, rnaturc irnliV. Retil'l'd I "!•'run". 111 , n:h:: lacliity. -~'~<• 11."rit d1~n lhed & ~··ll wall_ln1\· ~had~. wr'll \ ,Jc•cwc •clcr,y ______ B01;.:5 tcrv1e~"1ng. A_ R l\1~1 Op· depending 011 exp, hn up 10 ok for .....,uipmrnt maini. t;QOd s1,1n 1ng s<tl.~ry. SECRETARY !' 1111ul:il1111< lor1~ fir ~hon 1r.i1n, Cu~lnrn :--hndl' A. -I nno·tun1Ues 6~rtt6.'.: Costa 611 · f 1. HOSTESS P /TIME '" R I t<·rn1 <t~s1r;-n111rnts -ll:'w Drti<>Pry ~hop, :i:;:1;. I~ Coa~1 •-· ' · I at option o app1eant. ' l.ln11·ilco L a11s. :.!l·l8 1 osan, ncorp. On111~eCflun!J·'~l1'1id1ni,;ll11111 1 1 ,.. Q\'EHSTOCKED · ca <>'IQ-(!.<< ' ust =-• or over. pp Y ~f·11por1 Blvd, Costa 1'.lrsa. '"'' \ . '011~1 I 11y, : . . JH~~sinj ct·nter ll"l'd.~ 11 1 1 d i\' ,\II Jl'\\rlr) 'i Pri•·cd CLERK Ad ' . . . EXTRA DOLLARS! Exclling: O.l1ney'1 R~staurant A!Jply in pt>rson, \\'ed, ~~5533 s k J 11 (' (' Jl <'rs (l n :; Ii I,. !llO!ll 1,s . you ! rl'! t': I ow )•Ot;Ni·;-,:.,ov l\'Cl'IJliOlli~t . c_ ~I Jt'W('lr\· . 6·1>i·7i·ll • rnin1strat1\>e. k W al F II PT '·'""El T Rd _J11ul'~,_r·n. I PHONE SOLICITOR :>('(·ret;irv 1111io '" i111r111·11!•il ~11\1 ,,1n..... in Je1••111:.! "lfk•· nf nt·11 . . n.trsa 11 "'" -o ,1 "· ,1 A 1 ~1 1. , 1 NB l ( ;iy~. 1·oup r 1'.1'eks or lc1\ ""''" CD:-01 I Bu'y ."I-01°. ",, d •. I "-or · e_ In_ n u I c:ar ........,;:. 0r'? • --· APPLY BY PHONE 11 'M•scellen·-·s 111 ""' " " ·' 963-85110-2 La Hill tnd llblt' to wurk i'l"~"IY t.u1l L11~ 1:11 1~· typr . ,._ person \\ith min. 2 yrs n<'c. J · 1 · guna ~ MAIDS· HOTEL l Part or fulJ.Tin1e '.1 ruinagc•nii·nr, :'h l'l''I d ('.:ill 5-lfJ··l-l.il) & Lc·t us kn••~1 ln1Ju,1nal r:1 ,l, .. r,; In 1-. ----------- business exp., l\fl~. 50 !FABRIC .eutter. No t"xprr j -HOUSEKE-EPER/-~ne Jor_appt. 613-8$.)() Salarr +Good ~nun. ~·c1 :.rl' a di\'ision •JI 11'hnt your 5k1l!s n.rr. '.'o 83.'..8."i~1l. I BUY.". WP--1'\IJppUtudc.Jor -1igure.s.. ru;'t. .ln'W!L.arta. A6.k_____1ur__~ ~ .. _ _ . i\!ALE Hturdrf'l'St-r. Xlnt . Lli~ ptt.[d~ ~:tftt:Uttrti. r-, -Y.S. ~;. ro. ~--t• i ne..'li !u c:u1nc_. in person;.,lly · -' Able to v.·ork under pressw·e Palrlcia, ~f>.3684. (QOg-l(~:atlon & \\Xlrking C'Ond., Bui, \~111 Tr~n ,,,.Jlenl lh'tK'flls tncludui~ unt1! "" ha1•r the 'JU5t nght' I (i;.Ylt!, u~<>d fumltur" ! & likes varirty. Call Clara FACTORY .Jlelp v.-anted. No lull charge of house & C'Of1k·1 !iuu_nmtee t t: o n1 in ' C:i!I l\lN. :'lllller \\eckda)·~ 1,n~r11 :.h:u·u1g. Pl"1<M' :-t'rod spot f1il' you: I 11~ l nMApplus'"TveE'R'"s' ''A"'u"c'"T''1'0" 'N"" Harper, exp. necessary. \Vat::e rom-1n.g for f.an11ly of 3, Live out a--..~1 ,~ ~ 540-6679, 11 am-J pm r-·sunie & ~ (l 1 u r y r•·· 1 '.'C:'.'J::Jt A FEE AT T.f::\11'0. ~ V SAVIN BUSINESS ~IACH. mensur11.te with work effon. but avail to live 1n on OC· \I NAG''R TR \I N,. E Pl \'."TIC'S I >J c>-n Id I tiuir.'u\(·ni~ l•i JT>r. P. (J Tempo T1mporary H•lp ~"'i~>'• N•'ll'l"''I, '\! 55fr.1890 casion 5 day \\'k must · A, r~ • •' 1 L · --> • • 1 \' "' mn · 1 '" ~ Apply 3001 Redhill, Bldg I, drive ·exp' re $.:'ioo ~!' Hl-..LAlL Nation \\lid~ Chain m~ !>r'lup nian. ExJl('r w ,,)I UrJ.~ 577 C.:Osu1 i\11<i;;1, Ca lif. • 646-8686 CLERICAL Suite 108, C.M. Mon thru lllO. 6Ta-21i92 q, po: of !n1port Storl'S Hi>:toil exp aSf)f'l'tS of 111terlifin i;1oldh1g !f.lb~i. ! Antiques 800 alt ~j or Stu1rt11y, Thurs .. 9 lo 11 A.\f only. --, _ & or college pref. 11Ql ri:q. · 3 Van Dom 1n11ch1nei;. -I TOOL & ICl!l·lf.l74 or :H.>:{(XiO Immcd. Assignments. Top FAST growing Real Estate tn.tM~~-o Pen l n g for CAJl lor intervie w between 9 Apply in !Jf'J~lti. I SEC'Y TO V.P . DIE MAKER SCRAM' LETS I BcJ1lr\<1 Tony's Bldg. f\la 1'1, m. Long or shon. term. lirn1 seeks tei.-e-pt/junior 11~ahfied 1''/C Bkkpr. fle~I & 6, 540-7337 INCA PLASTICS INC. Uusy \'P SC'cks indlv. t() · • ~ ---- Call 5-10-4450. secretary. Liberal benefits. ~state mgmt co. locarM in --~ ~29 ... 2 Call p 1 ,.1 I haruilc t~IIT'elipond<'·nce l,., 'Small 1ll'rr1s1011 tool~. Expcr. .. , lli-J)t:COJL\Tl!"C. • 2 l'l'I~ NEVER A FEE AT TEl\lPO Nr 0 c 1 n F're lr\"ine. l\lusl be capable ol MGMT TRAINEE J ;( 'J 'c ~re 0 , niakr 1rnv"l an-an~rm..,nls. I in boat11. short r un ANSWERS I d!"aJX'~. l.20X82'', 1 !et TEi\-1POT l{I · · · arpo · E'-handling n1ul1 i sets ofSo o Ct h'tlo ·1111 Uitn a1·1~1 ri.no ~ '''"'''·''"'' I ·12X82''. Like new, 1 emporary e p parking. Salary $50l + . . . range 1~ y, a.in I U!i, An CIJUlil •JJ J!~'r. 1•11,plyr ~ no! lll'~'1'S!i. as !Ids bu.,y ~111111pl11;·s "' " I Y•.ll•)\\ .. /"·hitc, '.h-rs . ~ CLERK TYPIST depending on skills. Submit book,,. Starting salary range ag1,7ess1vl', hvi: figure 111-1 --1nan d1rt1ttC"1 on ca.,:'<'.'tte. p1'0'~l'"$.~11f' d1c•s. \\'or k "" resume to Cl11.ssi[kd Ad No. $.jj(l, lo S600, Send resunie come. C.all :'llr. Can1pbcll at P LU :'It B EnS/\\"ELDER.:'.· i t.:11!! Co<\s1al pr rs 1111 n C' I 111rh•J)('ndently & have own ,\fflmon -Hairy-Pear<' -h'-lrrl\\ill'l'. ~. 2 m<itcl11n1; t ~ErusT~k8Yt. l\-lu!i7...eE1~: 32, Daily Pilot, P.O. Box ro ·1Cl~.s111ect ,\d N(•. ~. :-,H-nooo <'1L,ro1ne\fl''l·••·ru"--only,"";1·1 Agency. :.1r_HiO;i·), 2;:io• tool:.-. Xlrn \\'Orkin}! eonr!.~. foible -ri\R.:-Olf.R ':;-;~1~9prcads $-IO. ('11,, med. avail. Office In ci,.... 1560, Costa P.tesa, Ca. 92626. Diu Y ilot, P. 0. Bo.x \ji;~). MEi'.lJC;\L ass.isl.au! . baek ~~11111"11'; C!lljl•V~ f1rn1. 111>!1 Y, II arbor Blvd, C1'1-I I STACO SWITCH, INC. Modern Jing!<': ":.ly (1nu~h-j '°'~°'"""~~--~~- .xv FRONT DESK Co~ta ~1eAA ~2626. off.lee. Exp. pref. ~lature. i l11rrt Bt.ml \'orks, 1300 I *Sec'ys, Bookkeeper$ i 11.19 Bakf'r, Costa ~lesa ll'r is rir'h, [I'!> pn rt n! l1rr ~tOVI~G . I~ Co~()('r Relrit;, ParkadjacentO.C.Airpon. I~\'E..'iTORY & PURO t~\S. II . B. ~ to 6 ,\Ion/Fn IJJgan A\'1', Costa 'llf'Sil . I j.l~J0.11 1..:arn1a. Sh•' 1u1'nt~l 1l<1\\ll a • Sl7~i. \Vooden Dming tablt•, Tele. 556-44-:.S for appnt. Lending Hotel, 1Jpm-1tim & L~G ,.47 .,,_,.,_ lla1·e too n1any tn li~t I 1. 1 0 L' 1 doctor 1,11<) llVH't1• ,1 1, g. I l"hrs, S9;·,, r ul! BR ~1 . ''RONT h--k Cl rk S 3pm·ll:31lpm. Ex-r. in "' """"""" R I E A Liz Rrindrr:-1\i.!f'll•)' ·.qua ppor. "'mp oyer L"AR\l'·'R ...,. ,_. "1 · · ~ '-'= ('_ • urt & hotel auditing & 4200 NCR. CLERK., f0P.rl~IENCEO. ;\Jen \~on1en ea state ssoc. 'lO'lfi Birch St, ~llll!~ ltH r ' r-." I ., ....... in m "1f'"'1e ~ro}e('!Or. if-.::. 1t.'~'1181~a~h.c'::~ Call 644-1100, ext 550. Equal !'-lust n1a1n~atn perpetual tn· \\·c \'e Got Over 300 Hl'cl Cnrpel's }'a~hirin lslnnd ~cv.port Bru<'h s :1 3 -11 1 9 O TRAINEES ANT IQ U I': ru t:: gt" d ! Y c:ie:;;..._ i;-L·er • ~Cl'P"fl for Jackie. \\'cs:lbrook or Oppor. Employer ventory hie •. handle p.1J"l~ Good, S1cady Jvt1s nllu·1· ln !\l"1vport Ural'h h<t~ Dial A Job 83).0855 handsome rock n1apl" hunk ·$=0·,·~='~·~----- Frank \\-.illiams 494_7514. FRY COOK dept., receh.-ing, parts <.'OSt Jr1hs 111 1:011~tru• 1. 1r.111•p., linnicdi~lt' opportunity fur N Ch T y beds, ronlp \I'/ qua Ii r v ICOr.tPLET E Jlam St:1Uon con~I, and o~cring. Ae-cnforccn1cnl. JoOs for ~11'\\' or exp~I' sail'~ 11SSflc·\ 0 arg.e 0 OU m:i11resses on shephr rd Linear l\mp rf'('CLVt'r.I CLERK, part lime girl Fri· Exper, Clean & Neat. Good ceptu1f applicat1ons al SOL surveycrs, tclctypcv.-rJtC'l' 1;i1es. Red (arpel Healtors. L~t;,lil•'>n(·d ix.·, Jn1n1r.iintr Olll"!'llng( l<'>r c11stt-rs $L10; Elrganl scroll Tnw..,r. rotor. beam .. Covrr~: day, Sam·noon, call am, for Hrs. Apply Surf & Sirloin, CATM~: 1932 E · oprs, llrtillcrymen. 1 v \\ilh O\'f'r GOO offic·t·~ na tion-I SEC'Y /BOOKKEEPER 11omen on all shll1s :~~ carv<'rl an11quf' nK'kl'r, !o 11 metrrs, A~?~ side b11nrl \ a ppt. 556-6392 5930 \V. Goa5t H\\'Y, N.B. Pomona :st., .santa Ana. repair. Cooks, elecl1icians, ll'idc 1.·an offer the prufrs· Top nott'h lia\ !"ridfly nt·Pd-I 1rair11•t•s. Ac't'C-plini.;-exf)('r. l'>!';nJT , In 1!est•ribt-, $~:.; 1\lso $1.iO. ,\ltrr t>p1n c1tll P.:iy COOK {or Italti&n deli. Over FULL Charge Boo~per, JANITORIAL Service now 1ned aides, n1etcorolog1sts. sional r.:1·01·;!h & 11(]\'an"e-f t'l'I Joi· J girl oll'. E:..pt•r, n1aehh1•• np<>rators :ti~. Ji•n11y Llnd ~~ ~pool brtf .>;.~f 1~7 \ 18, &0me exper. 18514 Beach must have Tract }lome taking applications for full ~lotor & missile nla1nt. nl€nt !Jflpt"rtunHles yuu·,~, n-q'd 111 hkkpn;, ryplng. sh, Clra11, ll!c work. Shift bfinu~ Xlnt Mnrl. for $1-0. 'l"u~!in. f1XF: QUALm' Pl:.1lSIA~: Hlvd, Hntg Beach. Construction experience, time experienced personnel. ll\l'll. Jobs ror young n1en & ln11k111g fo r + ;:n xlnl •·urn· [ Costa :'lit·~. iil·li 612·8Q.'1,(J. 1 pr1•miun1 pa.id for night g;))..-0.:>J.3, RUGS. I COUNTER HELP, P/time please send resume & 5.17~. 11on1t'n. Jobs in Europe, ~11ission ~~1i.u·1url'.'. Oinr;1ct Si:'..CR ~;T,\RY. gr~Jrl t) 1,,~1 [ 11nrk. Oppor. f .o r . ad-SACH.!F"ICF. An!!qli•~ 1,~mfl I .\kha.vi Orl,l'nlal P..u~ Over 21. can Stevr. saBa!ary requirements to KITCHEN hC'!p & Broiler J'ananU&., Ala.~ka,1 Kol_'ea 1& I fh•1n1.i:<. t,, J\larlL'illl. 111.111· for t:osr.t J\!Cs;i .\"ur~ery & 1·:1nrr.m<'nt & xln t fnn;;e oiz.in 11·/slr)()I P~·in!!l l ill. 1'1 1 Z".211.1~1 C.~'tK"gn Clvrl Bob Burn' n.,law·~nt uer Development Co.1151 "~•··Jani • Duy ,0;11. just aOOut any pa~ tn I lt' ll"rr, 640..l'l!i12. • , ~~ t1t•nt'h1~. dceorativt" USM'! IH iin\' Ii\· i l G:8-148Q I •~ -• Oo S ..., .., .,. 'II . ,,,. ....... c1~cap1n~ hus . $42.:i n10. I hll • \f 3 "P\I ' 644-2030 ve .t, Nev.1>0rt Beach ANCIENT ~lARINER Sllltes . .-.e trainyou\OU\I •Apply in .pel'S'ln, Takara ? ~1 .. :--1~."'·,··:·"".'. Ull! 1wni. 0v.Tlt'r n1~'11li:'Hf:.\t.:Tlf'ULgrecn ·ln11\lure .! 92660. li07 w. Coast llv.')'. the )Obs. Train you v.·ell, tn I . ry, iSO Haker SL, C)I 1 .~1r! 'St11fr ... 30f :'lf:~f1dnltc 1-.:t~ 00 room. {)Qn't P<ltlA 1~.iii I ~hnl( ,.11rf)('r : 9x12, ask-in COUPLE. Work lull time, No Phone Calls pleaae Nev.·pon Beach !if\0(1 Schools un11cr xln i I _Nurse 3rr!_ Shift .J\11dn1te:7A!t1 one up never filllt aoolll('r SIO ; poll·er rol11.rv 21'1~1 manage 62 Wlit apt OOln· GELCOATERS LADIES, 1•ao rtructor5, v.•/the b es I I SEC:Ju:J,\R~'' p/tlmc . l'lr Elrrtron1c r.1ed1cal Only $ffi(). (Or n1ak~ oiler) I l))(f\\'(•r ··heap, :&-8235. ' plex, Costa ?i:lesa. Salary & o-equip. obtainable & you i;et I ,'\e\\poJ1 Beach a\torney. I 1.nstnim<-nls \\'r•rth mort' SS. 1 7 I 11 , . ! comtonable new 2 BR, 2 BA Exper, only. 2nd Shilt Top I need beauty ad\i!IOrs p:irt full pny \\'hile you U'ain. I t:xJ'l('r pref'd 6ll--ll:.!27 tll'f Subsidmry of 877 .. 1120 day-nitc 0_!!. pa 1nt 1 n g !i , flt1g.] apt. Sorry no pets or "'agC'~. time. Eani $5-$10. per hour. You also gel unusually good , lpn1. (':il1f0m la Jnjcrtion · ::ic;i~rapl"s. I n n d ~,.a Jl"" ·! children. £.15-4-111. MacGregor Yacht Corp \Viii train f.lrs. Jla.incs, fringe benefit!!, including a I I SE\\'l!l;(i l\lach. Oprs, c.\!Yf, I 1'-lold1ng Con;rinny MOVING SALE ~b~1_rt11<·ts, etc. Co n1 n1 .1 1631 Placentia, 0.1 5-lf.>.3592. t hD.nce 10 l'Olltif'iut' your ed./ fr.r ~por!~i\·ral'. TOP p,\Y' 1\pp!y 2fl!'! Brig$ ,\nriquf' clocks <liscoun!ed. j36...58 I I CROSSING GUARD GENERAL OFFICE LEG,\L See. Recent f' x per In n1any cases at our e:->p. I AIJJ)l~ 1n pr r."Qn, ~\(! \\. llHl1 J Costa :\l!?Sa nfll"k & \\'atch Clini1·, 12" PORTABLE Color TV. BcautiJul modern bank in necessary, pre lerably Jn u1ost cases \l'/at l!:'rtSl St, C .\L · 19'j7 ;\C'\\]lOI1Blvd.01 $1SO, J\1ng bca $98, dbl lx>d l 1"'guna Beach. Great C'Ot'"" probRll'. Xlnt typing & i:1~; of your tuir ion f)a(d. REAL EST,\TE -------l 5'1~1148(1 $68, All 11car new, PooJ1 The City Of Irvine is •J k'll C Ar,KI ii you qualify \\•e'!l give 1 Pey For All Sharp Alert Girl TYPIST tahlc. lair, $98, 842--0406 P-.. nlly a," e pt , • g 8.... levrl po5ition for t he sl'lorthand S t S req. all I f 1 ic· , I I f , L . I k f 11 HALL TREF.S $:ii. II) ·~ '"" " ,.. be<rinner or for the indiv. ~1rs. \\'inslow for appnt, you your C101ce .o ra1.n1ng. Y ADVERTISING! I •'11' rU\'f'l'Sl 1~·1 ll <' W<!l'ic :or:::•· rr) I' oo ing or a 7.i Victoria St., 1'.lAILING lulws: Appro» plications for position of 0 ~· 1 83 000 \\'e'll put tt m v.T1t1ng, our . MacGregor Y·acht h.~ppy ind11'. who C'nJoy~ $I ~l, llOl /J, crossing guard to help 11.·ho hasn't \\'Orked for Laguna Hi I!, 1·1 · before yuu lilgn "'· 'to ,ct You ha\·" y'lu-r 01,,11 p11,.:i1.. Corp. ..,.nrkln' \\'llh !ht' public & C .. ~. &12-9187 1,)1)), 16 inches long. 2 & ::· •-1 "Id awhile Call Coastal Per LEGAL SECRETARY diameter,· 8c each. EIBine elementary SCuuu Ciu ren · · complete details call or sec dt·~k & ph'lllC'. :-> 11 IJ\ l' l'IHl l)'('M' ,¥J fl!'(1lra!cly. Appliance• 802 "--'" '"'°" or '4·'-l'"" cross safely at heavily llOnnel Agency. 54f>.G055, E fB \I ard ,.-.. 1-·1 A•-y ll"p, lo1·11.11on !~ \,'!" ;.., 1·1 or l6:ll T'lac..:nl 1i:l, C~I G l' 1· 1< I "ha n c; (' I o r l-~---------~ ., .,,,,, 2790 Harbor Blvd .. C:'ll. xprr. nee. · mag c · ...,... ......_.. '" ' rl. 1 1 1 traveled intersectior.s. Fash.lsl.64()...8.jIO &Q-1163. Costa l\tt!SiJ.. e.\p rl'ri ,.~u11c ~a"~' SHIPPING CLERK 11r 1111nl"t'n1r·1H, \ILST Sil' A, 1 1 . Guards are needed from GENERAL rr· · · -.... l I " • C: lJ for I J Be•I Agency · .. r P · s 7.C' s a\" 8: 14am-4:30pm, w/times i ''l 1cerecept1on1s1 LIQUOR STORI:: CLERK Todays An:n,y. I pt 11•' ll"'"'mt: .. 1 , Exper. \\'arehou~ in ~Icy .ason , &, rr!rig. SC'v.·!ng m1:1thinl' V•-'•g ot individual l""a-for contractor. Some book-Sru1 Clemente, full or pa11 MEN-WOMEN 1ntrrv!('11·. Park acl ;a c ell I 0.(' I . I o-100 Rrookhurst, r . Vly !Jll\'enpon. also ne11· 111111>. LATE n1odl'l GE lroi;tfrCI' ttfrig". $100. Simmoll.'I t11T1 bed S50. fil ·l l S.16-3538 af!"r 6pm . ... J"' """ keeping salary open . . 1 \\'. "'. Lnrnt•n:,1\{'f I 1 , 1 1 Suite 21~ ~:l-6775 tlons. $2.Z9 per hr. 11-/al! 831_1400 time, C'xper pref&· re 11'1'1. 1 J'<liil :\eii·porl n; .. i, t''·l I , 1rp"11, . iu;.1 ~-H1111H'1 • • • • • v.·1111.·r snltt'ner & 10 nc11 , neccsi;. equipment furnished 49'1-3717 f\1gr 01'.·nr, only. !JO 'l'OU 1'ecd t.Xti:o E 673 4577 ft\';111. Tele. :-.:16-l·l:i.·1 !or l 11·atcr rhslillrr. 5-18·7·1-13. 11 ~ · BALBOA BA Y CLL"B · by The C'.1Y 01 l-·•·n". A~ GIRLS '''a"t'' P"'1 ,,·m· no·" Income I.Jr \V;1nl T·~ 646-3928 or ve • 1 1 TYPIST ~lcn1ber.<.h1 1l ff'/r salr ,,. ... .. """ ..., " .. LIQUO R cll'rk, lu!l llmr. • __'._'_PPn _ \\', Co11~1 !li\\·ay, f\o. 19. NB. 1-,7• c~. 1 I · p 1· n... • full ti111e ·in sun1mer for Start Ypur 011·n liusu1cs~' .,...._,,,"' ply at rvtrlt' o Jee LJ<:pt., ~unflower Bikini Stores Steady, r e 1 i ab I e , ex-R-EAL EST ATE • SllOl'; :ialcs. (111lr!ren ~ 1hru 12'• On u !111! 111n<\ pcrn1. AD:\11~ l:J cu ll , Miscel1aneovt 19002 Zee St. Irvine. For ln· Balboa Island 675-0420 ~rienccd 494-3517 THE::-.· 00;\'.'T ;\llSS Tlll~ SALESPEOPLE I !f'f•ns, 1·.\p nee, Pl"<•••Hlt l h1s1,, r<'fJ\ll rt'S 4~1 '" f.0 rrlrigerator freezer: work~ formation contact Cindy I 11ork1ni:: <·un<I. xlot f>r'1wf1t,,, \\'P:'ll. a«C\lrarf' s p <'I I rr. llnd, bronic rolor S?l. ' Wanted 820 Poling, 556-5238. I.aguna Beach -197·l5Sj MACHINIST ANNUAL \\<'Irk in the hotir,l 1t1>'.'l r.f ~l'W flOl'I Cl1ihlr<:n' lY"-lt•·t>'· 1 T~ pr Jn.~un1nf'I' r" r n rt s s.:»-Wi l 1-,-.-.-.-.--.------\~ ..... ~~~~~~~""'i So'. Coast Vlllage 55i·OS~1 tn v.ork m one man shop on I llunr1ni;ton fir;u·h ,(. ""•tin· fashion I~ land. '.\l r hun1 Dio·t11ph111ll'. \\'Ill 1n11n. . \ .. \:\1 ~.)): (,a~ rlry"rs , \\'Ol'k· ------nATA PROCESSING Pilot ClaMified. ~-Tooling for in·p!ant n1fg BUSINESS I t.iln Valley \\'i!h ;, 1·..,rn;-n ny I :-Olan)1\1!1. en :'Ill' Cum·rl, I Call S1rf3ny, 5.17--'.1300 Rf.BLT ii·a_~h<'r, dr ':'er s, l11.; r,r not f{rn.snnable J REPAIR Bill-paying time' Sell "Don't GMlt'ral la1ht> & some ntlll I 1h;11 ntfi·n: i1 lull 1·:trt"r1· pr,,._ :i 1~.S1 , . . . . dshL\.\·~h. S:..O ·'-' up 10 1 yr f.4ti----~1~ •1· I 3 • a r s "" -" ·· f d 1 ( 11. 1 I --, --. -.-~-. -11' PIST lo_ 11ork . '"· leusing ""l" j~f,...5218 or R.19---762!) --:--.-. ------· " tn mum .Y" ~·· n-=ts ast an easy 11.·J!h \\'Ork req'd, 547-5475 u1 i.:r11m. · l it''! ~ • ,.,1,.,.,,,. Sl!OH. r OHDi',f{ COOh 1 ()ffi l·e of :-;..,w htnldin>:. also -7-. ---~ \V,\:\TtO. Goo'! u ~,. d pen'""''r1o. "'Good· Cle~la~, ~,;J a Daily Pilot Oas.s1fied Ad~ 21:>-800-2012 OPPORJU~IJY I !1~1111. (':ill Jez ry Ci\J•••!· ••, ~~.'l:r,.•r. Tnp \\·nge~-F'n ... 'C i;ome reception \\' 0 r k. {,,)<., A11t•1n1flt1~· washt'~ .'• .:a~ rr·fr1g1'mtnr under ~. Call ... ~J ··-Hein Wented, M_&F 710 Help Wanted, M&F 710 n \"ILJ,,\! ;[ Rf<:.\L l'::-tt\'i 1.. rncd1cal. ,\ppl) bct11n 12 ,(, int1u!'>lra1I Brokers In c. clr~·l'r, i'tJjlP•'r~rinc. ~1,JO gll·IJ !.f-;:'.---:i32'l af1er ·1 pn1. advancement, excellent :;;. !Jl;)Z.2~56. ::pm. ,,\s~. for JJa i:<'. 1 S:\:l-li.'ill. &~!i•l lvf'rcc!. :>lfi-86,2 \~\~"·if~:O:-Thrrnd Cul!int: !:~~~ng. P~·l A~~ff J~ SHOW I Receptionist $SS0 1 C.:tuu·lie s Ch1l1, JO:! :'Iler .1<1-Think or 11 ha 1 you no lnnt;r•r , n111<"hllic up to 2··. portunmos, ..,_1163' Costa EXECUTIVES-MANAGERS Type '' !:ail IJuwi"r 1 ·''" "'"· '·"· I -UNSKILLED nrNI, "'"' ' II•>. "'"' ,.JI B·l1->lll I l\lesa. MARCH 22-24 r .. 1: Paid ,\;"'1 Fl'I' .J11h~ ~I STAT TYPIST !~use Lh·n1~ \l,'l!h a ' ur'.~lr !.[\,)IT TAl:Lt: &· WESTCLIFF . . 'dot n .• sslfll'.L R DECORATOR. female w/ ''JOB OPPORTUNITIES'' FRI., 5 PM TIL 9 PM Pf'r~nnn,..J ,\,C"rw.v i\n in1n1rd . nprn1n1<: ror ;.11 ASSEMBLERS & Tnm, your ~1'1' ,r~ll!h!i '","1 "~70~\;hl • !! foiloY1ing. Comm. \\'Ork. inr!ivuul I\ :-tniii.ur·,11 t1H<'), a s l'rNi ·''' ""m 111 1 Call 642-8£1ro. TONY. SAT.10AMTIL9PM 1 ~J:1rk Il l Cen1er• i.:z~•und. T~1ii n.: iO ii .p ui a Dnily Pilot Clai;silird .\.I !!~\TC.1! COVER co1.-i:r~t: SUN 10 AM TIL 6 PM IGj\ }; Er1ingt>r, :-:.,\ ,\h:,1 h" fl(·t:ill 111uidt•rl 1" 1 PACKAGERS' anrt u"c the monry 1,-,r /j. l TABLE. Vrry rr11~na1.lc. II DELI help needed for new take out deli, .ITT:ine area. call 5.51-0Zll DELIVERY 1'1an for early A!\l L.A. Times home delivery route. No soliciting, oo collecting 24 yra or older, economical . CM req'd. 2% hrs daily. Good $15M-$75M Range SALAllff.NIGOllAlll At• You Un1mplo y•d No-A•• Yc111 S11lt.ing A C~~"9• -Wo11l•d About Your Ag-Tir•cl of l tolt.•n PromiJ11- U11d•cid1cf A1 To A Proper C.-~r•• of Action- ,6,RE YOU ·UNOt-'. ,,_ID? See The Meny 5"l2-l!ll36 f>'i~u11,n J'"•(s llt't·urnr..: 111• 1 5tereo~ Call fYIZ..°'6i~ T0<1:1y C.i1d <·niul $.l'.!·3998 BUSINESS EXHIBITS Kt:CH.EATJOl"" Lt~,\ DE It. I put u11t1 1·1nn1111u•r.,, -----~ ----------I Plus Free Saturdey 1::,11. n•·c. Iii hr/\\·k. Lakf: I For i\pp1 Cont;i('t URGENTLY f'orrst. Call G('(Jrltf' 58&-{)Sl>O C:a1•ol S1111th. td l--i).o/,Q SEEK & FIND" Ocean Current\ BusineS$ Buildinsi Avro Financial Servuy S.minar ,11-tESTAUHA'.'T ~1AN1\G[R: I t::qual Op,po1·. En1plo)'•'t' DMAGUINMSMANIUG~ASM NEEDED Convention Center (!'Ill :\l&nOJ,:l'r in fflOf! & r ----------- 1--f-supplementacy Ln.CD rn e.. \\lerunJnslt!r, G.G. & Htg Bch area. ~2924 If Ye• Ce1 ...... _, n. Fefhwlllf c.tet•rlff, 11 The ·---,.-,Mt .... 1.., W.'4'iA• A•-l1,.11~w Wittt-Yn IF YOUR ANSWERS ARE TRUTHFUL -WE CAN HELP YOU Oisne_yl1nd Hotel 1 .Xln't opportunil~ for lien-I . • · ' c bc.v.cra&c--1ickl~\\J•··"!t1<e...,.!'PQQ~,.--"'!~~~--,. -,"*()j4)77~}6J2 '·1 Btlx 1208. l.agun.1 &'<ich or I STORE -=-=~=--~~! call 11141 ~g;.1300 :'lion tll111 SECURITY MEN, WOMEN. 18/80 Fri 9-:i.:oo. Instant Personnel 1st & ~n<l Shill < VOLT MOZNRKT GAS O SrLUGZOO RZ AAOUUFDE O Z MZ T U H i M- C A L I F I G 0 I R 0 A 0 N U M 0 R ,. ,, OELTVERYJ\'l1\N \\1A.'ITEO v.itll van. f\Tust bt' reliable. * 979-0091 * Dental Assistant Good orthOdontillt exper. Lab expcr. helpful . Rec.,,tlonist $450 Lite typing. Handle n1all. \\'ill traln AI R. Very good benefltll. Clerk Typist $400 Type nccurate. lfvy filing , Lhe ofc exoor. req'd. Front Desk "'\. XJn•t typist File. Dental ba(·kl:ro1.1nd helpful. n.UTH RYAN AG ENCY 1793 Ncwpo11, c.~I. 646-4854 17931 Beach. H.B. 847-9617 DENTAL OFC MGR (rniat dentist ~ks lndlv. to nin tronl office. PMnei1. pa· Ut>nt-, appts & hkkpna: to computer l)'11ltm v.•111 mnkt lhc dlt,Y!I (ly by. $&lat)' lo StlOO. Call Coastal Penonnel ' ,6,. Do v<>u li•v1 1trong voc•tio,.•I driv• 7 I. Do you li•v• 9ood n1tiv• ir1t1llig1nc• 1 C Do you f••) 1uff ici•ntly "'ofiv•l•d to .cti: • .,, 7 D. Do you h1¥1 th1 1b!litv to"'••• declJiOfl• E. Ar• you '••dv to 111 • r•1li1tlc cir••• objecti•• 7 f. If you Wit• convh1c•d th1t lle lp w•• ev1il1b!• would you •cc•pl ii, witllout d1l1y? YOU SHOULD KNOW e Tli1 b•tt1r lob• •r• riot 1cf.,•rti1•d e Third p1 tty prof•11ion1I inllu•nc1 11 1om1ti"'•' n1 c11· .. ., e Gitting th1 tight cloori open, •I Iii• right l1v1I fl· qulr11 t1chniqu1. • Ex1cutlv• po1lllon1 •r• (111.d throvgft •••cutiv1 inl•t• "i•wt. .. M111 r•1um1 1111l1in9, i• not• tot1l •n1w•t· SEND RESUME OR CALL TODAY -FOR- NO CO~T EXECUTIVE INTERVIEW EXl:CUTIYE SERVICES, INC. -HOME OFFICE (714) 547·ff25 188 N. Mein St. •' , \\'•• 111-e Jnrcrl'slt-cl 111 h1r111;:, 'fl'rnil<lr'il'\' :'•·ti!·., ' \VO?ld )-'OU like to .cl'lrn $~fl. RETAIL SALES 1 an 1.\fK·r. spt•t1rl1y guard frir .l.;.I.~ Ci.rtopii, ·ur ,...1111,. l(lfi l $1.)1) tie r wk P.art 11n1c. If<;(), I our J'••t:ul sic.~ loc:Ht>d u1 .. 1,1 .,. 1•11 pltft&' c::ill ~Jrs. Hai~.1 \\'ilrf t\'('111 Stores. a ta mi!y l t'a~h 1o11 Island, Nl"\\'IY.l\1 ""'1 P"l'I •"1111 .J•b-' 5·1&-li92 elnthinz ~lore is no1v hiring IM<a<:h. Pm~ibly a ro ·tir•·d I i·.•1111tl f)pfl'or F:~1p!.:)••r ~fIXER trainee nl'l'(!Pd fflr f?r full hlTH' fJCl~i!1on:. ~Inn• s1•1·u111y o!h1·1•r •Ir __ adhC'&i\~, Ct')!or, .t· pnint 1'f'f'<ft'd _aN> ~ersonn I. , f r pohrt nfftC'<'r looki11~ for 11 \\'AITRl:;..~S· Lun"h .t· f>1n· mlxlng & grinding. on 3 roll I their. \\on1c n !I, r.1 en s. p/Hmr security J'IOSilion . If ncr. )luf>t l'le 21 yM olr!. Ar- nillt. 548-5125. Calih•er;ng. Hnot ... & rht> &bovc descripllOn sernts ply u1 peri..on. I to !) !•)ll. J::inhon.iJ Ocpr'l. AP Jl 1 Y readr made for ~·ou ... Tony·~ RestauranL !fjljll MOLD PRESS SET-UP Exper. in transfer k injec1\on moldtng. Capable of doi ng own J:el-v11• & minor nui.intenance, Re~p.1 fQr 1st 11111cle. \V 111 super\ise 5milll l\Mp. Xlnt \\'Ork!n11: condllkil\ll. STACO SWITCH, INC. U39 BakC'r, CO!!ta Mesa 54!h'!f>ll Equal Oppor Emplo~r MOLDERS~EXPER. I F'or Wt growing fiberglass bnftl co. Apply In ~rtan al, t CH~ ~larinc Corp., 1gi9 \\lthln at \VlLD \VEST. I.,;1; Please Call Steve l'11,·1r1<" Cn:.q 111'.-v, Sun.o;et l Paz Center. 2.i2S~ ~Iclnl~Te. 6"1-5c'Ji6 Brach. s.i&-11·10 · [Ao;zuna l{ilts. Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help Wanled, M & F 710 ; \\'A:\TED. ~ \\'r1n1er1, !•i!('"I ';;;:;;,;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;::; ! 2fl • JI I, I'll! h\I~ !11 ~ t ti', \\ t' IJ , t! t;f'Of~IT!f"<f, :;i;:J'i!Y'11~1\'P ~llT\o• 1 !lllL~l"l.i kll'1\\ h•r!;,;1• lil'lpfU! 1,11! 11111 n•qu1rer! :-i!,.rt in1- ri1..,rl1:1 1 "1~. fl•·xll1)1• h<lll/'S, lull f>r 1)<1-l'I 1ln1e Top <''It'll• lll;ii~ v;1th I ol Or.'lnr;e C(11Ul· ty·s lllfXt'5"t M~c-St'7n'~ r1ll!rrton \h1stc Co1np.an~ I THE SAN FUNc;ISCAN RESTAURANT Now Acc•pting Applic111t ioni For: (UNCH COOKS DINNER COOKS BROILER COOKS 5jj •• jg36 Apply lo Penoo. No l'ltottt CGlh PltaH lkcldc.ntal__SLJ a_n_LJu. An11 '.~ • C '.'>: N r. :-.' 0 R R A R N T N M M fl 1'i 0 0 E U E 0 U E W N A D S S B 8 0 L U T -QOAWNNGS ENONOF I I MDA UUH RA/8TZASLOHLBQTU N E I lo r E 1\ N L c D s s 0 u u ll u Q NORNT~IEST I OULSOGLE MONS O OUR ARR OD IR NflOH NSYWAGORSU JM AZ TUOST ANRCNHNUK MOPH A~MflM U N 0 R E I A E C A L I F 0 R N I A 0 0 -NMBNCC U I NAELOBMUHMS , • • ' -• 26 DAIL.'# PIL.Or Tunday, Marth 19, 197• Mu1lcal Jn1trvm1ntt 121 Star•, Re1tauro1nt, Autos, Und uto1, UMCI Autoi, mported f70 Autot,. Imported 970 Autos, UMd 990Autos, lJMd "6 S~.t_NGU>;~1i'J,'."'11~~ _UNB_l=~-E P-rom_o_i1'm-,,13-,,~ I ,...""'_ I~ l972 "FORD GRAN JODINO DATSUN MERCEDES BENZ 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO w/humbu'"""" pickup Fut 1932 bill!hl rod u enns I ;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6 PASSENGER STATION WAGON'l! 111'13 ATSUN GUl st a·t -10-MB ll)I) __..., -Sllvl't', 6-P"'"SSENGER ST;('ffO"N WAbON action: bst oil ~-~&.'I ll'\1cks w7<.'0ke dt1pe1u1en. ISO · wa.con. 6JlO mllet, $3700 or sWU'OOf, 1~110\er In r ,, ,..A ff ice furniture/ Nanle & 11lgn sp11.1,'(' ~ul<.r11. Pets, General 351 cid, VS Engine belt otter. m-6U6 11.bllo!utely mlnl c 0 n d . 351 cld, VS Engine E ulp. 824 ~lany paNs avail. Sl!'JJO ""'· *Security Ptt P rod.* I Cruise-0-Matfc Transmission .68 DATSUN wa ..... 24 m"", _33°"1-°"2040=""=0~1''-· ~~~-,1 CruJ.se-0-Matic Trnnsmiss.ion or all tvl' S3500 ot otr. Power S•eerin' g ... ·~ 66~ -b ,.....,j Power Steerin° 8:!3-9363. neer :aic lb. Cott. <·n. 20c ~ low blue book. $Tl5, tst ~. ' MB, """'• p/s, p/ • ............ o. ~·J.15 i~cyEx~wvl.~)~. TV Radio HIFI lb. D.lt.L. '11 $2.~. 10/nwl"ll I Power Brakes, Olsc Front takel. ~. mllcap. 24!'f~rcs. Ppower BTrakil es1, 'DWl~cdFront I ' Pierce 861 \V. 19, ""'cM, • • , S2. 547-39TI l•llR E. Power Tailgate Window '69 DATSUN Truck for aa.lc, ~·= ower a ga e m ow &12-3408 Stereo 836 Wilshire, SA Al\1 Radio w/xtnl tank. bell ofter MG At.'l Radio * WANTED * ZENmt RCA & SYLVANIA Dogt 154 1\lr Conditioner ----"'-~~~--Air Conditioner u~ ielerypcs. \\'orking or tl'leviillons & ~tl'rros. Prit'od e PUPPY WORLD e Color-Medium Blue t. JAGUAR MG MIDGET Color-Medium Blue "" 4113 n... n. leAA ll)llll the diM."Outlterll Llce nse-117ESD '62. Pttfect C()fldit.km. 1'1ust License-118ESD not. lMV · ' rvl, ••>'· \Vilh 3 yr pirru1~ tubl' I yr Chihuahuas, Tiny foodies, &eel Be.sl OUer over IOC(I. Pl1 not/Org1n1 826 ~!r & ro~::Vk~~ts 19'~ r~ ¥~.~:i~r~·;~f~.:~:\(-~~ltoc~k~~ $1,6$5.00 J~~~~· ~us~1=:: 962--1689. $1,595.00 e PIANOS ddlwn.~ & ~·•-ue-All 1""· '"""'"" 5'"""' !AM., See at Employe Parking lot, DAILY PILOT, MGB See at Employe Parking lot, I!AILY PILOT, models In 11tni:k & 0t1 Slu?-phi!rd. too ti.l IX E 0. JENSEN e ORGANS displtiy. Cai1h 90 Plan r>r PUPS?: Stud Service Jl.tost 330 West Bay Street, Costa Mesa, Monday MGB • GT, •69. st495. A}.-1• 330 West Bay Street, Costa Mesa, Monday Open Nights 'tit 9 tcrm11 lo 3G n10nth11. C11ll for Breeds. O~n Eves. 5.JI-5027. through Friday. cau 642-4321, ask for Mrs. JENSEN t"M, chiome wire whls, through Friday. Call 642.-4321, ask for !-1rs. Sit: 'tll 5:30, Sun. 12·5 our prit"Cs on uny n\Odl'L DOG OBEDIENCE CLASS Greenman. INTERCEPTOR Gray, 53&--0'1'03, 644-7522 Greenman. ABC Color 1V, 190•16 TO Start Wt.'<i, April 3rd Laip Selection OPEL Autos, Used 990 Autos, Usad Rentals from $5 llrookhul"'!lt or 0021 Atlan!a, in the Newport/Irvine area. Cycles. Bikes, Autos W1nted 961 ol C.olon '--'-'-"--;.c._-----' Huntln~ton licach. 96S-3329 Call 546-492S Scooters 925 -Immediate Delivery i · BARRACUDA 01· 962-5559. WE NEED YOUR F1JLL SERVICE 1971 OPEL Su11Jon "''11.j:(On, 990 FORD e Pianos & Grands ALL MAJOR BRANOS Ne"' Spin ~tti IJ'01n ... S.i!Jt1 Used fl'Olll ....... , .. • • $95 Players " . .. , .... , $&.l5 Grands " . . . • . . • 5:i<J5 NO DEALERS PL£,\SE • Organs ALL MAJOR BRANDS \Vurlitzcr w/rhy <NcwJ S·\99 Thomas ... 1UsL'dl .. $19:1 l..o\.\'11"Y wlsym !New ) $2695 e FREE e Organ Lesions FULLERTON MUSIC 18191 Eutli~. Fountain V:•ll<'y 5S7-4836 122 N. J~rrhorL 1•ui!e1•ton -a11-18os PIANOS -ORGANS New & Used. Great i;elcct\on. CompetltivC' prii:cs. O~n Eves. & Sumlays. The !}est t1cal1> Are alway.i; al: W alliehs Music City South COOst Plaza COAST MUSIC Newport Blvrl at ltarbor Costa Mesa 642-2851 Yamaha Pianos & Organ~ Featuring Koh I er S.· Campbf)l\ & also Everett PiallOll PRIVATE PARTY \VANTS TO BUY PIANO FOR CASI!. 1t 541-!M-1;.i * AM/FM 8TF:REO 8 TRACK !RISI! Setter PupplC'S, AKC, * '66 300 IION DA CADILLAC DEPARTMENT Auto, 7.000 miles, w/extf'tl.!1.1---------. Chamr1lon Bloodline, shots, &ran1bler. $195. * '6 6 675-~5 '10 BARRACUDA 318. 53K l.lk r lactory Installation •n call afl 5, S~7-73-IO SUZUKI TC 250, Scrambler Sharp, dean late model cars. your da~h? Car dctdcrs ~-~~--~--1 Paid tor or 'Not. PEUGEOT n1i. JID suspension, 3-~pd. i·hal'g<' you S459.95. This ·1 Jl.10. OLD fl'1n. pup has own $2'l5 or best oUer · 536-8892. Ask Jo"or Chuck Trapp l\lu11t sell. Bcsl o f ( c r , \.\'eek $200 Install<:<! v.·ith 2 d9g house FREE Call '69 YA~1AflA 125, xlnt cond Used Car M ---------1 613-5388. \\'inard Ct'.'lllf' 10 ounce 963-5.tll S.100. & '12 HONDA SL. st 11.nqtt NEW PEUGEOT ~~=,B"'u=1c=Kc-- speakf'Nl. $5.00 monthly. POODLES: ~,0 TC'acups, lcgfll $100. Needs litUe DEALER USA STEREO l'hnnipagne. fentale, 4 nio·s w'Ork. Aft 5/673"-95'5 3100 W. O:last Hwy., N.B. 119 East 17th St. C. !\1· old. 616-0142 '73\.ii BULTACO 250. brand 642·M05 Qlmplete Sales and Service. '65 DODGE DART GT, 6 cyl, 645-24<12 f ne1v, su""'r trick. ~0r"'. or MAZDA ~ 1 d'-I l350 "-U 0•"-c~n after 6 30 :Ji2l So Bristol 12 Blks NCI of Old EnKlish Sheepdogs or ,,.... ~ oN con1pac son ... p .ay. • ....... o-u .u ; Soulh Coa~t Plaza ) sale $200. & up. Call after best offer. 492·7662. PACIFIC MOTOR cP_•~'------=-~ 5564120 4 pro (714\ 6•16-1!324. 1970 NORTON Commando, SEE THE All NEW '64 BUICK Eleclra ?25, full GOLDEN R.etri~vcrs, pure W brand new, make o!r, RX4, IMPORTS power, lncludini: air, make C0~1PLf."TE Illi ni Statitln. ~_at 1650 _l'Us_·tin A_ve.,_CM. PEUGEOT/SUBARU offer, 64~2193 !.ineu r an1p r f' c e ! v c r . breed. 6 wk/old, 1\-1/F. STJ _ _ Toi\'f't'. rotor. bt•nm. Covt!rs to $50. 556-14ll2 HONDA 4jQ, new paint, eng IMMEDIATE 1557 W. Lincoln Ave.. CADILLAC 11 metf'rs, Ai\! .t, sidr bnnd. piu·ts. custom seat, asking DELIVERY Anaheim S33-8220 -~- 1972 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN WAGON VS enginb- Cruisoomatic transmission Po\.\·er s1eerlng Power brake1 Air conditioning Aid railio Po\.\·er t"ear window Sl'i95 See al DAILY PILOT Em· ploye Parking Lot, Motlday lru'Ough Friaay, 330 \rei;t Bay Street, Costa l\Iesa. 6-ll-1321, Ask for ~lrs. Gl'een- mM. Si:>o. AftC'r 6pn1 call Rny ]~ S:i!O/offcr, M>2193 AMC/JEEP PORSCHE :>1'-1"1 I ....::"/:.=..,. •:I! '60 BSA ~1-IICC-Vi.-Cl-or-. ~,800= 1969 HMbor Blvd. CM •73 D£MO CWRANC[ '67 CAD. Xlnl amd. All ex-S~~~~ .. u~~~~~~l~·~,t~: . . Y.. :n~~739. Xlnt oond. ;tP. ~A"u'-to"1",°"1"m'-po=rtc:edc;_,._.;:970:;;· :0·1 -'68 912. Xlnt cond. "-"t:Ow ~~· P~~~sd-~~ulck sale. ·~1n~T1:t 1~'p!~ueds~/b:". 1""" miles. 33 mpg, $4800. Call P1S, A!\I /t 'Jl.1 s tereo , ~J.000 inve>stcrl. S.150. or ol· Boats, General 900 Mobile Homes 935 ALFA ROMEO 586-8598. CAMARO radials. 84&--1242 a1t 6PM ff"r. 962-5984 nrt 5 --~--·---- Cllfrr!S·J\11\THF.R 7' s1erffl • BOATS\VANTED • MOBILE HOME '57 ALFA Romeo, needs '72 PORSCHE 914, Decor ---------l ·WLTDB~ 2 dr. -·• I All FOR SALE group. Silver with mags. '71 CAl\lARO, air, auto, PIS. Vin. Ip, iact air, ale, lull 12 spenkE'rs, M~-u. sty e. Sall or po\\' er/ Ir x ad· : trans, sell or trade for Call 963-4240 P'\T. Xlo't oond. .$15CNJ. !lOlld wood cabinet. Immac. vaJJtage. Boy ScOu l ll . SJLVERCREST motorcycle. 646-7963 very clean. 20 n1pg, $2100. 4»lS-5Tl6. '1W-112'->t&-4900. MOBILE HOME AUDI RENAULT .,._.,.. LINCOLN 21" AD!\tl~i.0010r TV Boats/Marin• 20' x 53'. 2 BO 2 BA, carp.· 1----------12001 E. Finl! St., Santa A:.It '72 RENAULT, A/C, R&ll. ·;;d~~~ ~~p::~n~~d. ;c:d ' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;.;;;;;;;;;;;;; Equip 904 draped, blt-ini>., relrig., 553-7871 dl trt Bel ••oo 92 ·~3 Call 645-7RT.l nfL 6PJ\1 :-c:oc:.;,c;·------wnsher & ele<>t. dryer, wired 4 DOOR auto, x m. ow evg mileage. s.... . 4 -:...... . ""-'-"'===-=--=---tor 220 air cond., kitc:h. ,72 A '72 RX-2. Radio/healel·, air, mi's. 25 +MPG. 83.l-9300 or '68 CAl\1.ARO, extras + tape 1973 FUEL TANKS. 1\\'0 18 gal. clock, storage shed, land· UDI ~fichelin tires. Good cond. 4~ ask for Bob Cran· deck. $875. Call after 5 PM, LINCOLN frte to You ][I 3 Lines, 2 Times,. $2.00 FREE to loving home . Beauti!ul blk ~t. Lab. retreiver. 1 yr. old. Has all shots. 673-1200 TcnltlO Long Cniise. HL scaped patiu. Three yrs. old Automatic l rans· $2200/offer. Xi2-8128. nell. £.t.1-1033 CONT1NtNTAL 17a.,' "x26" Ion". $1;) ea. Orie • like nu. '-a1~ in -w m 1 s s i 0 n · 30,000 'TI >IAZDA · = SAAB ~~~~~=~ 4 Dr TOW""'" X!n't --~ " adult pk. a~y ~m ~isy miles. Immaculate . ong. owner, "' CHEVROLET . . ........ • uniu. 18 sal. Tri liow Tank $10:1. condition. (74SELV~ ,".1f&_ ..... ~u~~,26 R&H, A/C. f--"--------,___________ ru11y equ1pp d. Lt.nr inler. Gages. inlake11 & ovcrllow. £t. One-hall bl. fro1n club-...,.... ~ SAAB SUBARU 1-\inyl roof, speed control, BIA approvro. 833-ll7l ~o~;;. ~1't6~~·r:1.1~~~ $3995 MERCEDES BENZ RENAULT Brand New '74 ~ad~·ayw1~~~sea~Pe~~~ill TRAILER for W-2~ fl bnat 1 CAN BE SEEN AT: UBO Harbor Blvd. FRONT \\'HEEL DP.IVE MONTE CARLO sell for $5495. Contact year old An1<>rican Tandum, CRESTMONT HEADQUARTERS Personnel ?i-1anager. loaded. Only 5700. 494-0.115 ESTATES A~°f~r ~ivc 50 USED Dick Miller Motors Limited offer! ONLY 8albo1 tsar Club t'REE to good ho n1 e . \VURLITZER E I Pc l r it' !\!ale 2 ",". old Siberian Piano, ~~· 673-0636 ~~~ \\'ith AKC pedigree Boats, Power 906 1051 Site Dr., Brea. (Central M6·8017 MERCEDES Ne\\' & Used Imports $3599 1221 \V. Cout ~wy. N.B. .(,ve. .across h'Om Brea 120 \V. \\'lll'ner at So._~1ain Ser. No. 426181 Co 11 ) Lot •.. ON DISPLAY """" Ana ~1-""' H d Ch I 22' CENTURY LaP'h"•k• mm. •'P· -0 0 OWar evro et MERCURY Sporting Good1 830 TO good t19rne Doberman o.<.-'--''------1 mix. Good hsc dog. yard & inbrd, 21jhp. Gray Marine r'ON1AC'! RAY, PK. t.tGR.., ~~~~~~~!!!!!!!! T y TA J\1atArthur and Jamboree en~. tandem rrlr. $3000. 7 °7 •_· ~'-"~w7m~g_. -----= '72 MERCEDES BENZ N~1>0rt Beach New covers:-53&-4616. ·Motor--Homts lUXUR·Y •.5 SEDAN--'74 TOYOTA ll33·~~ CAPRI 2 cir, 2000cc, auto 'trans, a/cond. Saddle root. Oet.'Or group. Only 1,000 mi's. $4200 Pvt p ly . ti75--7030. childs dog. }las all shots. 5413--7039. Boats, Rent/Chart'r 908 Sale/ Rent 940 ---------1 Beats the crisis. more milt's BENTLEY '60, S-2, s~. Im-per gallon. design & engine Best Deal Anywhere I 'TI l\o10NTE CARLO Lan?au. SKIS & boot s, used this sea- son only. 175trn, Blur. Siar, Kneissl. inl'lds Gl'ze bind· FREE: pare Samoyed & . ings, $125. Hochlan!I boots, Husky. 6 mos old lisebrlm red, ~z 81,fJ, $50. 644.5704 & llcen.q(J. 549-1017 42' NE\V Chris • Craft Fly- Bridge Spo11 Fishern1an. Plush. Full clecll'Onics, full galley, shower, eic. For charter by day or week. 6 people max. Fish, cruise, cocktail, etc. 5.'16-6626 days, 962-ZYn C\ICS/\.\"kenc\.~. RENTALS mac., Rt. hnd, fact air, for long time o~ne . ip, * * $8500. f'lrm. 494-8566, Rm classic lines, arist tic All bran.:~ -2.J.26' MH.'s, 18-305 beauty and safety, oose 21' Mlnl's, Van ronver's. BMW from two: $8495. uld ar· LEASE OR TRADE lull power, foll fac. "'IU>P & lo miles. 831-2040 Dir. All Modelsl M~llS~T-A_N_G--1 ...... ~ .. -.r:ar "Fully equipped, air, very I-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;! range lease for suitable cle:1n." Now accepling late I• party (864FUOJ (·l73GBZ1. DEAN LEWIS '71 I~fPALA CU STOM DELUXE 4 dr. H.T. Buy below whsle. Beautiful in & '71 2 DR. Hrdtop. Auto trans, air, p/b, p/s, radio. Good tires, body & int. $1975. Call _i;~~day~. Boats, Sail 909 BOAT TRAILER FOR LIDO 14. GOOD CON D l T ION $175. 5-IS-!M87. n1odcl t·ons ign1nents. Dale's M.H. Rentals Santa Ana. 83S·O!IOU 1!113 27' \VINNE."BAGO motorhon1e. has elr{'rylhing. \Vi11te1· rates. 962-4587. Auto Service, P1rts 949 TOYOTA out. 831·2040 Dir. aA'vARIAN '69 CONTINENTAL cuF.v .. 69 im,.1, ss 427 MARK 111 .At<.l;FJl.1 stereo. Aulo. A/C. M -a-i l..OOOetl;!Ow mifeagel\\'XSt· -1966 Hnrbor, c.~t &16·~·3 --P7S, p 'B, 1\:oniS. Xlnt cond. 0 11 569J. LEASE A BRAN'D NE\\' '14 SllXlO. OOS-1785 • T $2699 TOYOTA 1200 Corolla Sedan '68 CHEVY 1-lalibu. new 0 --for only $55.25 pe:r mo. 36 brakes & tires, S 7 O O . R '71 LTD mos. open end lease. &IG-0166 or fl.ll)..-0227 after 3 '67 F ASTBACKc",-060-,-,-0-,_-, -a-ut'"o, vinyl top, R/Hr-17 MPG, _ Mu.:-t_ sell.~546-_!:.>33 -~~-1967 MUSTANG 6 cyl. Green. Good condition. PH: 67> 4524 or 67a--0144 For an ad In Woman•• \\orld Call Mary 8tth 642·$678, ext. 3~0 RANGER 33 -Great l11n1 cruiser or racer. Fully e<Jpd. 644-5662 aft 5 or wkends. Boats, Slips/Docks 910 1968 CA~tARO conv. 327, au to. Needs motor \\'ork. Motor done out of car. $500 firm . Ml-3691. Bill MAXEY TOYOTA , • Only 31,000 miles, factory air pm on ~·kdays Anytime New 73 Bavar1as cond., PS. PB, power win· v.·lmds. at HUGE SAVINGSI dows 1733DTDI. lo.=n""'ss~E~L~C~AM=!N~O°'.~A~ir, OLDSM~o=Bl~LE~ 88.les il SP:vM:e OLuSMOtilLE GMC TRUCK> HVNDA CARS Two-Ways Great! 9491 ' SIZES 8-20 '---' ~ ilf ,.,; .... 11f ,.,"'f'_ Laye.r ii OV<>r lls o\\11 shlrl dick•'Y .. , or 11('11.r it rolo or with scarvNI nnd IY':iris! Z1p· fro111 shnpe i~ P.ASY: Printed l'nl1f'rn 9 4 9 r~ lJ l"Sf'S .. 1z1•it , l'l:--fr.f.l;-lli, 18, 20. Size 12 I hu.~t 311 11lkC~ l 7/ll. y;irJs S.l·Jn\·h frohru:. St:Vt:NT1'·1'1l"£ (1';STS .lor "ach Jl'll1ern -arid 25 C<'nts ror 1•nch pattcn1 fol' Ail' J\l11il 11rul Sfl('Cinl Hri11d· ling: oth<•nvisc thll'd·t·lioss d4'livr:ry will take> lhrt't' WCC'b or nmre. S.•no tn l\1a.rian f\.la.rlln, !h1• UAILY PILOT. 412, Pailtrn Dept., :.132 \\1M<l l 81h St., New York, N.\ llX!ll . .Pr int NA.l\IE, At)Oll)l;8$ ll.•ith zrr. SIZE And STYLE NUMBER. S~ MORE Qui rk Fru1bttms and <'hoo!tt-one J')fltt~rn frtt tmn1 our Sprl11J1:·Summrr Cat."loi.t. All Sitts! Only 5(lc, INSTANT SF:WJNG BOOK ~ t6J1.Y, wcllr tomorrow . $1. INSI'ANT FA S !I f{)N -. BOOK ·-Ifundredii; o I IJ\$hlon !acts. ft. 50<. QaUt:!ll tflr Today'a Uvlnr; .. lS beautiful pa.t(mui. 50c. END tie or n1ooring nl'eded for Sea Scouts. J\Iust ac- 1'1Jmodatr. 3.1' Trilnaran. 213--432-6.%6 BOSTON \VHALER, 17ft, trlr. U.5 hp Johnson mtr. Nearly ne\v S3li00. 646-4$44 VW REPAIR. RF:ASONABLE. CAI.LS. Nick 642-3761. V ER)' HOME & Verne, TRUCK tires. Brand new Dunlaps, 12Xl6.5, S ply, 2 for $85. 497-2817 4 PORSCHE 91J Mags. $100. Call 673--0636 XI.NT r RE-OWNED BMY."s: e '66 1800 Tl · 4 speed • '10 20022 -Jo n1iles e '71 2800 CSA• SWl roof • '72 3.0 CSA· lo miles 5 yr. or 50,000 mile wan-anty available on all new 1974 & '73 BMW's. $1695 lllXXI mi. Auto, AJ\f-f''Jl.I, '"'. i I \l '! T: \'L• ,;; ,r.· If\'\ f!'\(;;n-, 111.,\0! House of Imports 523-7250 many xtras. Clean. 1714)642-7899, 1972 TOYOTA Corona 4 dr. 4 '69 CHEVELLE good me.ch. UNIVcR "ITY OLDS spd. air. new steel radial cond. new tirt>s. J\1usl sell 119 ::i EXEC. CARS 1'"0R LEASE. tires. Honestly xlnt. 26 to 29 make offer. 968--1342. 2850 Hatbor Blvd. ~ow tro;;;il~a!~y 6)equkk ·~~K~~~tp, 27 mpg -CHRYSLER ~s~~~!lawagon ps:oo: 36 Mo lease $215.78 per mo. at ~-mph, 4 spd, :Odio, 1970 QIRYSLER New cond auto tl'ans am new OEL + Tax Lie. Serial rt>chn1ng seals. 675-3253 York.er, all x tr as. ne w ~~·. call Nina at &16-8097. No. 00416. Take your car in ·73 CELICA sr cpe. Au10. Radial tires, needs some c~='--~==~---t.rade. ~ lr:a:l OPEN SUNDAYS J• SI trans., air, mags, & XLNT. \\'Ork, $1800. 5.J2-910912pm-7 PINTO - _,_..._ __ .. _·_; .. ___ ._ ii _ .. _._ .... _ ... _.;1,;,1 ~.9;;;;.621 \~E:~\ :m.~'~krnQ,e300~f.1 _."s 83~~L~SWAGEN _35_2--059_" c~l~O_R_V_A_l_R __ ·~,tl~~v~~~·;.t"~ Aircraft 915 Trucks i;b----......., •~ . ,., .,., "'' 1968 V\V1. Bug, goorl011 cone!, 2 '60 CORV,\IR, 25 ~I.P.G. ~~. ~':;,s~~!v~l.L~~:;. new ires, re en g , Good condition . .S265. Hot Air Balloon Oub Now 'T.'I FORD COURIER 2S40'Z Marguerite Parkway ENTER FROM Jl.!acARTHUR 1 ~-~"'~"-· -~----49fi.9401 aJter 5:00 P~1 I ="'->-='442==~---~ forming So. Calif. New 1st 000 . l\1' · VI )o NO EN 1970 V\V Bug, Clean, ~lnt '12 PINTO. DelWI:(' options. elass equip. only. Profess. 7~vbls, m~, !,~0 1:~.s, ti~:i 831.2040 JSSIO~ ~ 495-4949 W OP cond, xtras, Stt to ap· FORD I /\u radiW t.rs & A1C. ~1595. training. <Tl4) 6'!:?-3.'>'!5. glass, R & H. Paneled USE AVERY PWY EXIT. Mission Vitjo Imports i,o'-"'-'-ia-le7._•_11_5~,_<_92-735_"36_~1----------1 '193-007 Campers, Sale/Rent 9~~ camper "''' dual inside r"·111.;r1ng 1973 vw Beatie, Jess than 1972 FORD -~P-L-Y=M~O~U=T-H~- lights & cabovcr storage -ORANGE COUNTY''S MERCEDES BENZ 10.IXXI mi's. \Vill sac. for COUNTRY SEDAN TENT top. 2 dble bed11 like c1:1binet. '74 tags. Private OLDEST & sz;so. aft 6. 842-7815 10 passenger Station \\'agon 1972 PLYMOUTH nf'w. trails v.·l'll. $450., party. $2.850. See at 256 E. FIAT 400 cid VS enm .... 494-8566 R 30Ci '69 VW Sqbk.. auto, Like nt'\.\.· . . :· ... ~·~ SATELLITE CUSTOM • m · 19th St., CM. & ,-"d. Sts~. ">-. Po\.\er Steeru1g . C B Conip:et~ Sales & Service .v "" r • "' p n k D Fro ' t "t •• \« ytles, ikes ·54 EL CAMINO 327, 44.000 , Visit Us Soon At 962-2919 ?\\'er o~~ es, isc nt sea "'a ... on •.agon Scooters 925 mi. Muncie 4~pd. hurst Air Conditioner 400 cid, VS engine shiflf'r. XI nlE'ch cond. $8'IO 28701 Marguerile Park1vay VOLVO Al\-1 Radio Torquetlite Transmission or Os! ofr. 1!42-11113 (S.9 pm! !\fission Viejo 49",,..1100 ---------·IPO\.\'et" Tailgate Window t::Jectronic Ignition !USE AVERY P\VY. EXITl ,74 VOLVO License 767 ELU Air CondiUODCr SACRIFJCT. ·59 o o d g e 1974 BMW's ·n ~lB 280 SE 3.5 cpe. IM-Excellent Condition AM Radio Speci11l \\' I Aris! o c rat C $2095 Heavy Duty Su11pens1on can1pcr. Xtra gas lank. in stock ready for i mmediate MA .ULATE! Last of the ... ~ al DAILY pt LOT Roof Luggage Rack Xln't buy. 642·5299. delivery. Excellent savings classics. 831-2040 Dir. Best Deal Anywhere! ~"' Li 103 cyy LEASE OR U Employe Parkin" Lot, 330 cense r 19'" CHEV"' p · '· u f on remaining 1973 models. '71 MB 250 sedan. Auto. B Y ' $1495 ""' ~ ic,.. P or sALES-SERVICE-LEASlNG trans., air, lo, lo miles, & \\'est Bay Street, Costa Sale. Rwi~~ S400. OVERSEAS DELIVERY Mich. X radials. 831_»40 All Modelsf P.1esa, l\olonday I hr o u I; h See at DAII.Y Pl L 0 T Roy CARVER. Inc. -D_lr_. -------OVERSEAS DELIVERY Friday. Call ~3'll. ask t.:mploye Parking Lot, ;i:IU 1953 FORD Pickup, V-8, auto, SPECIALISTS for Mrs. Green1nan. \Vest Bay SU"eel, Costu SJOO. or best oner. Call ROLLS ROYCE BMW M·B '73, 450 SL, Black. DEAN LEWIS h1csa, ~looday throu gh l\dd country cheer v.·!th NEWEST SUZUKI fl rt.er ~ 557-39.23' 234 E. 17th. St. wt~lk Interior. Stereo, Frida,y. Call 642-4321, ask color to a J'OOn1 l\'ith this .62 Gl\tC VA~N-, -... -w-G~pl-y Costa Mesa • 546-4444 ra~io & tape -dttk. 23.000-74 PINTO for bli'!l. Greenman. 'l"lh'. DEALER ~="'~~-~~-~1 m1. $11.900. 642-746.l VOLVO RUNABOUT AJLA v !ires, camper? Mu!t sell. '74' A H I S 0()(.'1Jrate a rounrl lahlt' $1800/bst ofr. 832-9363. " 5 re ere. M·B •73, 450SL, Beaut. But· \.\'ilh a cloth of 41;i" (poinl·tn-Immediate Delivery I ter Yellow, all. extras, 4 cylinder, au1omatic, point! graony hex a i; o 11 :ot. MK 1 SUL TACOS V•nt 963 Save On Remiini""' ,73 ~rfect cond. Orig O\.\'llet, 1966 Harbor, C.Jl.-t. 2.230 nliles. ~550KKF+ <.:roc:hl't of M<"rcc•rized K.nil· .. ., s 640--0606, 673-6143 Autot, Used 1in"·Croch1'1 rotton. pa t . IN STOCK ROYAL Sportsn1an Dodge CREVIER BMW ' 1·1vindow\ 'Van., 19TI, Blue, '60 MERCEDES, 2al5, xlnt 7329: directions, j () i n i II g <.'hi Se __ , s•u.n .. __ #I AMC chart. auto., V-8, 4 seats, 127" ""'es • rvice • Lensing ._·uuu, wvv o.r """'" o ... er. l"EJVr.N'TY·P'n'E CENTS 2255 Harbor Blvd., C.M. \V,B .. PS/PB, air, radio, 41!8 W. ls!, S.A. 8.15-3171 .7543-8985=~~~-~---2180 ·Harbor mvd. $2995 Chrysler I Plymoulh Opt!n l.Jwly & Swt. 'Iii lU Pt.1 2929 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-1934 ,for each pattern • add 25 1:.Rpe deck, mats \\'hls, \.\ide Closed Sundays '66100 Diesel, no odd or even '69 R.Mm. \Vgn. Very goOO Costa Jl.-tesa cent.'> ·for enc1i pattern for 0 111.l'boT' r.t \Vlt~on) oval tire!, -41-,000 mi., $2,995. 'Bl\.fW, 2002, 1973, Beige, t fuel problems, Make offer. cond. Gas AAv.or. J\fichelin At FaiT" Otive·--ltn PL.-YMOUTH Air l\ta.il and Special I-Ian-646-2428 or 646·46.'15 Company car., Call Dave. 8 apd. air. radifll11, sunr!, ~amij-~Ca~ll~4~,,,.~2360~-~~~~~~tl;;re•~-;$950;-~-~6~75~5-64l6~-~-~~~l 546-8017 CUSTOM SUBURBAN dlinti;<-01Jw~~ss'1 •'""""'""'""'""'""'""''""""ll~toe;5e;.·,;·,e9:c1'-;;2880~'=~---~ tm stereo radio & ta STATION WAGONS flt> livery \\ill take three 1972 YAP.lAl-IA. llkc l\('I\'. '64 CHEVY Van. -ileck:ltl~. 0 to c OOStt rom \.\'<"'ks or more. Send to street or dlr1. Jots o! exlras. Good running. $(i()().. ell?'., Call Dave, 8 lo 5, ~-·,,~STAR GA'7E...:."ll.., ._, ~~~~~~~=~~I All Alice Brooks, the DAILY Call &42-.1474 979-28.SO .~ ~ .-·~1 .equipped with; PfLOT, 11);}, Needlecraft $450. S46--Sj6l CAPRI r ==c'-r---BfCL\Yl.POUAN VS engines Oept., Box lS.l, Old Chelsea CZ 2!'iO Enduro. Bra1ul new, Autos W1nted 968 1: .111111 J:/. ""I , . ..._ Ji. u 11.11 AulonIBtlc transmissions ."\al>·on. N-· York, N.Y. niust 1ie>!I. SSOO. w.A.•. 11 ,_ ""'r divilr w,,. u w'"' Po\.\·er steering '' ... ~ TOP DOLLAR PAID ~.).,. " Auw•iftf lo,~. Ston. ' ,,, \ IOOU. Print N•nltl. Add~1111, CHU G-16-0409 ·ri CAPRI, :;.;oo, V-6, Lt. · T ~ -1--•--W_._."-· °''· u~ .., 4 ,........i t.ransmissicn, rndlo. Pov.•er brakes IMMEOIATELY B , . 11-1t.-1e. 0 ~..,.. .. __ .,. ~ _,,........,,, 4·15"29-lt ""'"'-"-' AM d" Zip, P111t~rn Nnrnb(r. KA\VASAl\t '70. Low mi. 350 tuc. AM·F~I. 11lr cond, ~·4·SS.6J •eodworchtOl'JftPO"d•ng to~ 1.sw healer. c:ustoni exterior. i ra IO!i NE£ O L f.CRAF"T '72! cc, On & off road, Exg FOR AU. FOREIGN CARS !!pd, [)e(.'1Jr group orig owner olycurZodioc.blrth$1gn. (3Z'K'OZ). Air condjtlontng Crochet, knit, etc, Free ~xtnu;. $395. '497·2817 Call or come In to see us. $3250. 540-0842 11.lt 5 1 -'<11••" l! c~11dtot> "'" $1577 Power .rear v.i.ndo1v .I 1 e11A 2c.._1u1 120.. 61 ~•'• oc7• 11 .. Other extras N"<;t ons, ·"'"· 74 liONDA CBl.25. U:-ss than DATSUN Jo._.,, """'• &l '""'t'~ on some ln~l•nt M.crame Book. 700 mi. Lik.~ new. ••95', Call • K..o l• 1..to &t '• Priced a.1 or below Bulllic, fn.ncy knots, nnt· r: ) w-. J),.,. 6!o Pl.blot Wholesal~ .Bluebook .. , 644-5705 WILL BUY YOUR '"1101" 36'"' "'*~ l t«n111. $\.00. · 'l.ool )ra.......... ,,...._,,.,,'" f\llAlll 1,..:1 $1395 .to $1795 ln1Jtianl Crtlf'hf't Book ~ 1969 \'A.'1.AHA l?> P.t'\: DATSUN. TOYOTA a1">P'"'f 381••"11 o11wo1e" -Wf'. UlllMI See Bl DAILY PU.oT Em· Learn l)y plclure~! Pill· ....... $1!6....... OR VOLKSWAGEN 1:~1-:~ty ~r:;:-~""" TOYOTA ployc Parking Lot, Mondrty lerns. St.00. 002-0043 Aft 5Pl\t 3100 \V. Con!l t Hv.'Y .. N.8. PAID FOR OR NOT. \\'tLL :i~..;;, !~~ ~~~= lhrough t~ridll,)', 33ll \\'est (J(ln1plcl4' lnlitant 0\ll Btic:ik 641-9405 PA y TOP DOU.AR. CALI. i=C"'~-l ,3 FOOi •l n.. ll "--i"-i''\'f!.o::i!!"I Bay Street. .Coll ta h1C!l.'I.. ~ more than 100 s;lfts -VE Id Uk b KENT U.EN ••P...p. ••"-'<• 1•1V>4 1966 H bu Cl\f 6469303 642-4.'W.A11k forri..trs.Green-St.OO. \old ',".•,.. plc•.,.to ~uy yothur;. A , 540-0442. i ~to •~Or ,,,......,.o•od ar r, . . -m>>" , call .,. ·-... ~A" AM/nl 161• •6Th~ 76T•"Off '69 Ford f'alrlaoo. •"""'. or , Oon1pl"1e ;\fghaa Book ~ •• ? number Monday • Friday •u """""'· 1r, magll, • '" • 11c;.. '''" 11 si.,. ~" --====-=-=--1 $1 .00. Tr1v1a tuned exha u s t . Xlnt tl'-!>if ·•~ ''"°""" best oner. Needs body P,ONTIAC 111 olllfy Ru,; Uonk11 . 50¢, It's 0 realOft ~~~~'5,,;~~~med & ~. -condition, f.tuit s e.11 . 1""~~"1 ~~~ ~=-4 :;-.;.~ "'l'.lrk. 006-Q)S,) Rmk or It Prlt.G Al(hau. SJ3...0881 days, 673-3654 eves. l! Wore" ll f,o(,_ 11 v...,.. •QV• .. us ~ FORD Cot.:n'"'' Se d a n UNIQUE 1006 po n t 1· a c 50c, to reod th• WE UVY 11 iu.n-1t ~ Wll<• 12 s.... '"" " ~ .... !~fPORTEO AUTOS 240Z ·.'12, -4 spd, air, 2S,IXXI ~l '"" lJ "to1~ 115--11/ 11 ... ~ Sta. "''Rgn. ;"ll_ll eond. air !-!ta.rat. cpt'd thru out. New ~111 _&ot I -16 patterns, Dolly Pllat's BEST PRICES PAIDI mi., Whitf'/Rcd, no e.xotic t~:; ~~"""O ~~~;..~ ~ ,. ;.i •"' t ::m. 494k9814 t!rts. rut\$ execlltnt. $800. entertainment ge!U', asking Just S4.~. 4'..:_ 1'~6 !o6k.... \"""""-, :·.".~ • · -~ "'l";tl MAVERICK, auto tt11."ii. !J63..l975 fl.It 6 pm M~mn. Quilt 00011: I~ Dean lewis Import• c•;;94-;-1'1~1~:;o-:==7:""-;l :h."1t< 111C-~c;..., 'Tho ,. ·(;i _lc.'!'",'r ~c -~" VEGcA:----1 Don·t ~:tvt> up the shtp? poge .,.,.., • j • H1 rhor. C.M. S46-931r 1913 2407.. air, mag \\'his, 8 '·· · u ' ~~' ~t., i_,J(.~.'J •a,-' J ~:.-::::J ; , p. i, rj ~Lk~~'ii!'11~1'~r~~~~1P Saturday CASH FOR lrl'ICk ll'pe, Rm/tm radio, .:;, $1'1; JI >O~ @"°...._1 .\~. .. ... -~"" ~ ~70 .~er-' :r~ ~ls:nt. P's.. '12 VF.GA GT H11.tchbl)ck YOVR. CAR 8000 miles. fmr.111c. S5500 or ,J,-.,, 1o1r1\$/Gooil· Ad~ .,;~._ ..,.~ I P/b, A/C. $lent. Call a , xlnl «ind. AM ~ trarkl 546-'/IYIO -"°'""-l '-of"f'"-''-'55'1"-'~"-784"----· ------------------' !:!t> PM,, 847--4900 sttr.o, lo ml. MS-2389 I • VO -I -A T for 4 K0t1 . ' s Sm "' .. , .. • I San ~le1nente Capistrano· VOL 67, NO. 78, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ' EDITION ' --' Today's Final N.Y. Stocks ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TEN CENTS . Aliens Pull Gr_eat Escape • ID County By WILUAM SCHREIBER Of ,... Dally l'la.t ,..,, An. estimated 100 illegal aliem jmnped lrom the freight cm of th< Santa re train in 1\JsUn early today ta.; the arms of waiting federal officers and Joe.al police. But in the wild scramble that en.wed, the small force of police only managed to capture 18 of the aliens. ~The rest van- ished into surrounding fields and orqe a grows. A call '°" mutual aid usl!tance brought the COila Mesa Pollo! hdicopl<t' Eagle 11 with pilot Ranily Nutt and obo<rver Ed SUttoo -, ...,. the """"· illuminating tt with Doodliib"· They said they llJOl\ed 30 to 40 ol the fugitives scampering for COftl' in the surrounding area. A spokesman for lhe TusUn Police Department said today the lnill - -the "Alien ZXpress" --every night at midnight at a sma.11 station near MGulton Partnnoy and Red Hill Avenue. It ls ~-· · one of the key inlJw< poiol& la< alims lr>Velinc lrom the San Diego area. "We "'OR; \bat area u often as wt can and la!I night we bod some help lrom the llM\lgration department and the Orange Police Department," t.ht T -.1 t In spokelman said. Officers participating Jn the raid said they ezpec:ted the usual smaU trictle of aliens t.o jump from the train and head for destinations in the Los Angeles area. "But .,.,'hen the freight car doors _,..t, they ~ nearly 100 of them jwnped out and started ru:Ming in all dl!ferenl directions,'' the ·srlcesman said. Some of the 18 alien; caught by the police and immigration orficers i,i,·ere nabbed as they bid in the nearby gro\.'es e ac un NY Senator Buckley Pre~ses Nixon to Resign \\'ASJflNGTON (UPI) -Declaring that If President Nixon stays In office "the country will be in for a trauma the Likes of which we haven't seen," Sen. James L. Buckley {RCN.Y.J, today urged hhn to resign. The unupected defection of one ol the President's IOI> ~al supporters T~chers Ask .. . $1.2 Million Benefit Hike came as Nixon intensified < ·rons to blunt congressional impeachment moves and save his presidency. There was no immediate Y."hlte House reaction aft t"r Buckle y's news confert'l'!Ce. An aide said Buckley had not met or talked with Nixon I.his week. Calling It .. 'the JTI06t difficult decision I ha\'e ever had to make," the freshman senator said Watergate had so weakened the presidency that resignation is the only ••ay .. by which the crisis can be resolved and the country pulled out of the Watergate swamp." 8ucllley said be oent a copy ot hla statement to Nixon Monday night, bu\ received no reply. Buckley said he made h.ls decision becauJe of "an atmosphere of high emotion, dangerous to reason" and ··a qualitalive change within the An1erican spirit." · Sen. Edward W. Brooke o f Restaurant in Dana Point The Capi!trano Unilied Sch o o I District's teadlers l\fonday submitted an lnitiaJ w~t request to trustees which could nm more than Jl.2 million ertra if completely approved. In a preseotatkln which drew m official resp:m&e from tru.!tees, teacher spokesman Olarkll Conklin said the requests a.mount to a 15 percent increase to compemate for three years of cost4- Uving Increase!. 'Ille ""'°"' major reqDe!lt called for the district to pay full costs ror medical and denla1 benefits for emoloYes and ~dents. h1a.,sachusetts Is the only Republican senalor to have publicly c.:illcd for Nixon to step down , while Sen. Charles ll. Berey (R·III.), has said s ome Republicans think he ahould do so. Buckley said lh<!re would be public pressure to televise any impeachment hearinp around the world, and .. ta'Ndry details which ih aoo of themselves m~an Utile" wouk1 damai;e the President, the presidency and the a>Untry. -A fast-moving fi re raced through the expensively appointed dininq room of a Dana Point restaurant this morning and damage was set at nearly $50.000. The blaze erupted shortly before 7:30 a.m. at the Pelican Fish Co., a seafood restaurant a t 34130 Pacific Coast Ted Kennedy Rapped GUATEMALA CITY. Gu a t e ma 1 a (UPI) -Calling U.S. Sen. Edwani Kennedy "an abusive s i mp I e ton .'' GualeJnala's vice president-elect l\tonday demanded an apology from the senator for doubting the legitimacy or the l\.farch 4 presidenti al elect.ion.5. "As a congressman and as a Guatemalan, T say that you are an abusive simpleton, mixing in the domestic affairs of Guatemala," Mario Sandoval Alareon said in an open statement addressed to Kemiedy. • lllgbway. II rout.ed ~ Ga'J! Peck from his bed in an upstairs apartment. Units from three county fire statiom coo..,ged at the old Spanlsb landmark and !ought flam.. bilknring out of a singk! window in the dining.room. Spokesmen said the flames were knocked down within 10 minutes, but mopup operaUoos continued lluoogh the morning. Peck said that be dressed as quickly u he could and tried to enter the blazing dining room, but was driven back by names and heat "There was nothing I could do but gd out." he said. His brother, Mike Peek, 23, said It took two years and $250,000 to refurbish 1be interiofl>f the twwtory building and &aid it would be difficuk to replace the items lost In the blaze. Stained-glass •wrnin!jowl"'°'n am. erper5ve v.'OOd paneling wt.it. among the itema ruined by the names. His brother, however, ·said the fire (See PEUCAN, Pas< %) The· present plan has the district paying the-entire premium for emptoyes and half that for dependents. Although complete estimates have not been calculated, di.strkt spokesmen said later at Monday's session that the requests coukl cost at least $1.2 million. The district's total payroll at present is close to $8 million a year. Conklin and other teacher spokesmen for weeks have assailed the district's past pay tnaeases by emphasizing that the major surge in living costs far exceeds the raises given the teac.'?er!. At the board's in~ session the tone ci increBsed teacher militancy was set with picketing bl' two dozen teac:hen angry over a l.urnabout in t h e administraUon's attitude toward a t.ax- ovenide election this summer. Supt. Truman Benedict told trust.es al that ~ that "" bad studied the district'• ri.nances more doseJy and had changed his mind. He no longer eo:lorsed an cwenide for the late spring. Trustees (See TEACHERS, Pase%) "I propote an extraordinary act of sta tesmaNh.ip and courage -an act at once noble and heartbreaking, at once serving the greater interests of lhe nation. the institution of the presidency ~See RESIGN, Page %) Finn Selected To Build Pools At High Schools A Garden Grove flnn won a $376,220 contract Monday to build two swimming pools at the two high school. campuses in the C.pistraoo Unified School Di!trict. The low olfer to build the recreation facilities came from Atlas Custom Pools and d~trict officials hope that v.·ork at San Clemente and Dana Hills high schoo l will be done in time for the start of the new school year. The bid procedure took only .several minutes, but trustets admitted that the Swallows II t work to arrange the financing ol the e "-orn--a~~e~--m""a]OT~projed loiol<-ye:irs or -wu oy " hundred3 or parent volunteers througboui the Sotlth Cotmty. - Fuel Sliortage Does1i't Swp Tourists, or Birds Parenta successfully petitioned for the formation of a ~la! d! ... 1rlct to pay for the plunges, then campaigned for a majority vote at the polls last fall. By PAMELA HALLAN nesl·buildlng in residential areas of the ot t111 Dlillr "'"' ''"' city. Only the mission seemed to lack Swallows don't ha\le io worry about a ttltm. gaa shortage, but thooe that Dew ba<:k to What the missioo clld11'1 lack, bowever, San Juan .capi..strano seem io have was tourists. suffer<d an energy cruls of another kind. Downtown merdlanta bad !wed thlt They Wett late. the gas shonace -.id l$l\ICe lhO Throngs of -undatmted by the number of vlsltan lo Ille dly lh1' year. limited avallabiUty of gasoline, crowded Yet a spot check~ lioen9e plat.es on can the sidewalk outside the Old Mission \ parited alooplde the mbsioo shoored that entrance this morning with eyes, . visitors from seven ltlltl tncluding New binoculars and cam<ras facing south. Yort, 11<11' llam)llldr<, Teu., and poUenlly awaltJnc the return of the W~. bod . modi>· .Ille trip. , mtaralory birds. "Tbe crowd -the mlmm 'Ibey weren't disappointed. 1be birds seemed a little llD&ller this year," said m lved al 9:45 a.m. Pttn:. Ellie Damokl, owner of El Peoi\ Evtn when A1lsslon spoktsman Bill Plaia. a busi~s area ecrou from the Smith had not yet acknowledged the mission. "But It's a -kday. II usually return nf the bltm, large numbers <Jf the is smaller on wttk ~a." noisy critters bad already engaged in The largest crowd iecorded wu wllm ' • " • Mareh 19 fell on a Sunday. On fhal day lhoosands of people jammed the city, snarling traffic on the ·San Diego Freeway for miles. Thert were more people than birds. No one knows bow many swallow• mum to Ille area eoelu' .. r. Oylns from Arg<fttina and Brull ill oearch of the lnJr:cts they !!Te on. .but omltholoalsts claim the munbtr II clwlndlin1. II la true that the !locks ol lil'$ '1IO Jooaer "blftlen the Ky'' as they lly Into eown. but the 11t1111bert• may aot ~ lie clocftulac. The city ,, much lerger oow aod the IWlllows are diaperted om-a wider art.'l. They no longer have to fly to the center of tot.1\ for meetl!'.18 arw. OnlllboloilJU allO clispate the Idea f.llM SWAU.OW'I/ I'll• I) Tlii11gs . Bound To 'E mprove' - 1be ld)OQI board agenda item wu ~Uonal ooals. for tht l.Muna Beodi Unilltd sdiool District. Some 16 goals were tbra.med out in c o arm u n i t y meetlnp wjlh input lrom an elllmated 400 people. Goal numbtr four is: '1'o emprove (sic) all En1lbh prognms." • anll fields. Alt the capturt'd men v.·ere questioned at Tustin police headquarters and tht?n taken into custod:,· by the fed· era.I officers. Tu'O of the aliem were caplurt-d several hours after the others v.·hen they nagged down a police cnr. mistaking it for a taxicab, off1C'Crs s~ud. Roy Bot?hm. assistant iminigration direcior for i11vest1_ga tioos, said loday the Dfil't P'li-t "'" l"Mll• ANOTHER RESIGNATION loard President Lund Council to Face Postal Service Petitio11 Drive By JOHN VALTERZA OI 11" 0111\1 '1191 $1atl San Clemente's newly organized city council will be confronted Y.'ednesday by leaders in a major petition drive to induce postal offici",ds to retain ful l do\\ni.own post office ser.·1ccs. The campaign thus fa r hao; reaped $.000 signatures of local residen~ concerned that the proposed shirt to new headquarters on Avt>nida Piro i,i,·ould end the services on Avcnida Del ~tar. ~In. V.~I. Streater launched the petition dri\'e , obtaining hundreds of initial signatures JUSt from conlacts with businessmen and customers on the main commercial street. Support ror the move is e:icpected primarily from new cxi\Jncilman B. Patrick Lane. who cited the problem early in his successful election campaign . Besides appealing to city counci lmen, leaders in !he dri\lc will send the petit ions to legislators and post office officials. Mrs. Streater said the move to a million-dollar headquarters on the outskirt.s of San Clemenle v.·ould work a severe hardship on the central city dwellers -many of Whom are retiree'). Besides the post office issue, council· men will have lhese items on a large agenda for the 7:30 p.m. SC!ision: -A complaint by local resident Charles Dyer v.ilose. water bill soared tenfold during a recent \"acation. Dyer in!i1sls that the meler "''as wrong. City officials believe that .90melhing was left running while the resident v.·as away. ~ -A petition from resident! of a neighborhood where a proposed pa rk -recently"-was disaPJrOVed by city cooncilmen. The succcssful residents now have peti tioned to hold ~1ayor Thomas O'Keefe to a sta tement made during the discussion. O'Kcefe said he would not mind if lhc lot next to his blufftop home were converted into a small park. The only hitch is that O'Keefe docs not O"'" ones v.-ho escaped probably v .. u1 catch ta:ucabs and other lorms ol transoorta- llon to get Vlt'f1l to tht:-ir de:stinatkina. He said SC\'eral of the capturocl alieM arc suspected to be organizers of the 1nass immigration. Boehm said the lar~e numbrr' of aliens on a single train is .. highly unu.sual and cou ld point to somr kind of smuggling opr-ral1on.·· ns Presiclent Of T1·ustees Quits Post Ry JAN WORTII Of , ... 0•111 P'lMol ll•ff S.add!eback College board of trustees presiden t John Lund of Laguna Beach resigned f\londay. ll1s resignation is thi-fourth in a scries of resignations that began late last year \l.'lth the <JMOUn('('ment by char1fT trustee ~lichael COiiins that he was qtutting to give more lime to hls law practice. :\"ext came trustee Alyn Brannon, who resigned in the wake of a bookmaking con\·iction. and Hans Vogel. the board0s first president. who has bought a house oulc;ide his trustee area . Lund. whose tenn \\"O\J.ld haYe expired in 1975, has bttn on the bo.i.rd since 1970 v. hen he was appointed to replace charter trustee Louis Zitnik wht.>n Zitnik resigned. Lund 's decision add., a n e w compli~tioo to an al ready tangled si tvation facing the school. f""riday G<lv. Reagan signed an einergcncy lJGl'I into t<iw i,i,ilich may change the method of r e p I a c i n g vacancies on sctml !xlards . Though the county oounsel has oot yet de!.l'nnined the effects of the bill oo the Saddlcback district. Dewey lUl lman, assistant superintendent of the Orange County Department of Ed ucation. said '.\1onday~ar} the OOard will now have the choiMf v.'hether to appoint or elect the new 'lnl~tee~. A further complication in the picture Is that Brannon. who resigned verbal ly after coosldi'rable behind the scenes pressure following his conviction, has not yet made hLS resignation legal by submitting a letter to flillman's office. If he does not do so by Thursday. he cannot be replaced in the J une 4 clcelion-if in fact the board decides lo take lhc electJon route. An emergency meeting has bct.'11 set for ~ p.m. \VOOnesday by the board to determine i,i,•here to go from here. In addition. the school faces Its first hearing '.\larch 'll on a proposed de. annexation of the Tustin Unified School District portion of the co 11 e g c district -meaning possible Joss of 25 pt'.'rccnt of its assessed va lua tion and 17 pcrcf:nt of its students. Lund i,i,·as the sdlool's represent.alive on the County Commi tte of School Distric t Tleorganizahon hold ing the '.\larch fSee LUSD, Page %) Orange Coast Weather • th< land. • Not much chalice: of sunshine along the Orange Coast \Vednes- day, but the weather service says it'll be mostly SLIMY inland in the afternoon hours . flighs at the beaches and inland in the rn.id- 60s. Lo"·s tonight 45-55. -Discussion Vlilh Clly 1\1 a n a g e r Kenneth Carr on ending agreements between the city and the California Department of Parks and Recreilcion . The pacts \\·ould covtr the furnishing of city water to the expanded portions of San Onofre State Park. Negotiations ha ve taken place for two years on the proposal. San Clcm<ille would ,.u the water at ?'J percent mort because the customer ls out or the city !Units. -l>iscmskln on the let.Ung of a time to Interview t.nvlroomental oonmltanta who Mpc to be placed on a cilv nutster list ci nrms appt'()vtd to do reports for appllcantJ see.king permits from the city for developments. At present the city review• report& 10Ught ln an open (See POSTAL. Poge l) • INSIDE TODA\' Drought, famine a11d negltct threaten lhe eztintlion o/ a once-proud tribe of warriors. Vl41tures sit atop tlJtry telt· pho~ pole, awaiting 11ew vie· trm.1. Storv. Page 9. L. M . ...,. • -·-.. ... -. • Nati..o.1 ff-. • C~tti"td tl·l' Or-c....~ • ,_., " -. 11·1• Cl'MI_. " l'l'l'fla ...,,.., " OtaTll """-• ._,. ••• ....... 1 ·-• 1'9dr "''"'""' U·IJ l llf..-tal11-1 " ,.,..,WM " .. ,,,.11(, 11.11 TIMla!Wt " .. ., ,,,. llt<9" , Wullltf" t My Oa,...,w " w~. ""'" U.11 --.. Wetlf ..... • AM LalM!t" " I I • Sentencing Set Cobb Convicted In Boy's Death Ul'I Ttlt!ollelt 'NIXON SHOULD QUIT' N. Y. Senator Buckley From Page l RE SIG N ... and the stated goals for Ylflicfl he so successfully campaigned," Buckley said. '·That act is Richard Nixon's own \·olun!ary rcsii_rnalion as Presideot of the United States.·· Senate Republican Leader ii.ugh Scott. asked about Buckley's romments, said, ,_"! think it expresses the conviction of a Vt"ry conscientioo' and very honorable senator." ""'hile I do not. join with Sen. Buckley in his request at this tin1c," Sen. B;1rry Cr0ldwater ~R-Ariz.J . said, "I ~-ish to make it plain that if any evidence of a criminal act on the part of the f-'resident i:i proven. I shall change n1y position and support the Buckley proposal." Buckley said he Joni:: ago personally urged Nixon to make "the fullest possible disclosure" of all materials relating to Vi'atergatc. Because Nixon did not., the President could not prevent "the transformation of the Watergate incident into a kind ol Watergate crisis o( regime." Buckley, Who in the past supported the President but indicated recenUy some misgivings OV('r Nixon's handling of \\latergate. said "the character of a regime always reflects and expresses the character of its leader. It is he who appoinlS his executive staff. The captain is responsible for his ship, t h e commander for his army, and Mr. Nixon has explicitly r e c o g n i z e d this responsibility." Buckley said Nixon's rtS!gnation would end the impeachment process. "Qlogress would be automatically dOO!arged of the Watergate affair. and could devote itself to i~ legislative business," he said. He said the new president -one selec!A!d by Nixon. Vice Presideol Gerald R. Ford -\\o'ould be able "to reach out to the people with the rCstorod authority and moral slrengtii that Is so essential an ingredient of the presidency." Spotlight Moves To Pet Animals The spotlight will shirt from swallows to other animals Wednesday in San Juan Capistrano. A pet show will take place at 5 p.m. in the minipark located on C a m i no Capistrano. Children aged 6 through 10 are invited to bring their pets to be judged in several categories. Prizes will be awarded to the ugliest, prettiest, most talented. funniest, best groomed and most unusual pet. Pets on Parade is one of lhe many activities sponsored lhis "·eek by the Fiesta de las Golondrinas Association. 'Alert' Ca nceled LISBON (t:Pll -Portugal's nalion"•ide military alert. called because f'lf an attempted military rebellion Sa1urday. v.•as canceled tOday, an official spokesman said_ OIANel COAIT .. DAILY PILOT ~ o •• ..,. c ... n 0111.v ~n.oY, ...... ..,.n It ---·~· ,. ...... ~, ...... PWll ...... .., ..,, er ... o• '""'' P..-tlll'llnt ~'· •-••It Miit ..... ., ,. Mlnl'ltoll, ..... _., 111,_,. ,.,IUy, 1"" Co.!• M,.., NA"OOrl Bl oc.II. t111t>••nt""' e • ..,.1,oun1tlro v,11.,. L~ •··~"· 1.-.int1s-1....,11 .,.. ..., c....,_,,, 8y TO~t BA RLEY Of lfllt D-ilY ,.1191 l!tn Larry Wayne Cobb, the words "She Ued'1 E'nlblazoned in black Ink on the back of his jacket. "''as found guil ty of fir st degree 1nurder late t.1onday In Orange County Superior Coun. Cobb, 22, rcnnuned in1passive \\o'hile the jury delivered to Judge II. Warren Knight the verdict reached after nearly three d~ys of deliberations. Bui he had e<irlier protested 111--hen Judge Knight ordered him 10 remove the jacket before the jury entered the rourtroom. 1ltree deputies stood over him v•hile he relucta ntly took off lhe offending ink-stained garment. Judge Knight v.·ilt sentence Cobb April 8 .to v.·hat could be life in prison for the slaying last Aprll 11 of Todd Rockwood, the 3-)·ear-old son of Cobb's mistress. t.1ore than 500 police and volunteers From Pagel LUND • • • 27 hearing. He annOWlced ?i.fonday he. is resigning from the post as "'ell. Jca1•ing the school without a rept('.sentative just a. v.·eek bt'fore the ~ring. Though Lund could oot be reached for confirmation, some school d i s t r i c l oOOervers linked his resignation to tile lxiard's d«ision to relieve football roach George Hartman of duties as athletic director. Lund was in 1ffexico when the board decided to relieve Hartman and did not learn of their decision until the weekend . The on1y sw-e vacancies today are the seats ol Vogel and Lund. Spokesmen in the offioe of assistant county superintendent Dewey Hill man sai dthey interpret Lund 's letter to mean that his resignation will take effect immediately, since no other date was specified. Vogel and ll<annon bout IMicaled ll1ey u"OU!d ser:ve until the" are replaced, Vogel officially and Bramon umfficia.Uy. The latest resignation from the seven- member board, asswning Branoon does resign by Friday-leaves ooly one charter ~ from the seven-ycar~d board: Patrick Backus « Dana Point. Donna Berry of Mhsion Viejo and Dr. James ?tfarshall ol Laguna Hills were a~ in 1~ Vitien the board ex- panded from five to se.,.en members. The newest trustee, Nonisa Brandt of frvine ,was electOO ~fareh S from a slate of seven candidates. to replace Collins. Lund's resignation came as a surprise to the rest of the board members and to school officials. "We're all taken by surpri.w." said Vogel, v.·ho as vice president of the board will take over in Lund's allsence. He added he did not feel L· nd net'<IOO to resign from the county commlltec as u·ell. "That's going to hurt us too. We need a representative there right now." CommmtiAg on the' ~ibility that 1Allld resigned in protest to the Hartman athletic decision , Vogel salll. "ft •v.·as not a kick in the face to Hartman . We are setting up the same kind of situa- affiion UCLA, Santa Ana College and Orange Coost O>llege ha\'e. "Aher all, he got a three percent raise out of it, and he's still making more than most teachers." Vogel said. Patrick Backus said he was "shocked and totally surprised" by the resigna- tion . Dr. Fred Bremer, president of the school, was unavailable for comment to- day. Talks Continued lri UPI Strike NEW YORK (UPI) -Negotiatlons resumed today between United Press Internationa l and the striking Yt'ire Service Guild. A nev.·:; blackout u·as impo500 on the talks. Unlon and management ~otiators began sessions in Kew \'ork, one day after the guild began a natlonv.·ide strike of reporters. editors and photographers. UPI management and n o n u n i o n cmployes throughout the United Stales conilnued to gather. report and deliver the news. Foreign operations ~·ere unalf eeted. Sil"er Coins Stolen $on '~·~ C.p!J!ro ....... •W.'• ..... ~! A ,... Be I II ""711"".'.' ll'>b!fi""" 1.kd.,.-...., konft\'1.----t ~apo ac 1 0111e TM Jlti,;(lf41 PVDlitlll ... DlllM .. •I UO W"I 111 SI'"'· C.111 M•.. C..1!19"1'119 fjf)t "' • ~ · · · A collection of silver coins was stolen 0111rt N, w,,4 M d f Ca · Be h ho ,,..,._..,., ..... ,.,,.1ot11., on ay rom a p1s1rano ac me J1c~ l, Cw•lty • while the occupant was out at work, v1c, '"' .. "'""' ,,. i;..,., ..,,.,...., Orange County Sheriff's officers said. Th•"'•• "•••II Deputies said the coinage was taken 1a1i... The... • M '' from the hotne of Steven Charles •1 "-· wrp ~• a] V I ( .._,,...,f"rt 1.•1ror Ceb les. 26, of 34262 Via a ez, by Ch,,1,, H. L•o• l iclli1' '· Hi t1 bur5l1rs who forced open the back door ""1"1111 """'"illf f''"'' of the home. The oollcctlon is ''alucd at s-c--... °""'• about $250 JOI Ntrtti El C1Mi~t •••!. ,1671 ' Reds, U.S. Recess scoured the Orange area for seven days after the child was reported missing by his mother, Sandy Rockv.·ood, then 17. Miss Rockwood broke down under Intensive questioning and told poli~ that Cobb had murdered her son and buried him in a sewer line on an Anahcin1 construction site. C.Obb lhen led lawmen to the spot and v.•atched while lhey unearthed the beaten body of the child who was found dead in his crib April JI by his mother after she relumed from work to her Orange home. t.fiss R.ockv.·ood ind other proseculio9 v.·itnesses testified during 1he two-month trial that Cobb repeatedly beat her son during t~·o years d her on-and-off relationship with the defendant. Jt ~·as testified on one occasion that he \.l'a3 unrecogniiable after a beating administered by Cobb. Witnesses said the child's head was sv.·ollen out of all proportion a'nd both eyes were black and aln1ost closed with bruises. Prosecutor Pat Brian branded the clli.ld's death as "murder by constant torture" and lashed Cobb as "a fiend who took constant delight in cruelly punishing a helpless little boy." Cobb refused to answer Brian's qu~tlons about h.is alleged beatings of Todd on what I~ prosecutor said were 1v.·o vii.al portions o{ lhc case against him. But he repeatedly condemned t.liss Rockv.·ood as a liar v.·ho v.·as promised a lesse r sentence by the prosecution if she v.·oold appear as a witness against her former paranlOUt. Camp Pendleton Marine Stricken Witl1 Meningitis A yot.m.g Pi-fartne private was reported improving at Camp Pendleton's base hospital today after becoming the first \oictim of a contagious form or spinal meningitis since early last year. Pvt. ~lark E. Walters, 2.1. was admitted late last v.·eek to lhe hospital with a high fever and severe pain. Physiciam later diagnosed the problem as meningococcal meningitis. T h e disease has subsided at hte base in recent years, but before lhat it was ~·idespread and led to several dealhs. The L1test victim, a nali\'e of Connecticut . originally v.•a,, in serious condition, but officials said he has improved and appears out of danger. He Is being i3olated. Earlier th is year bacterial meningitis claimed the life of a fivc--monlh old infant. The victim V.'M the son of a Marine living on the base. Fro~Pqe J TEACHERS • • • agreed and decided net lo schedule the vole. Benedict added at that session that the district. with some belt·tightening, could afford to continue under the present tax format and that "reasonable" wage increases '""Ou1d be included. Teacher spokesmen, however. stressied that the educational program already is suffering because of an austerity program. Conklin led the discussion and moo his English classes at Dana Hills High School as an example. Text books. he said. v.·C'fc in short supply and there '"·ere not enough to go around. Spokesmen from San CIMTlCntc lligh School agreed with the as,,ertion that the pro~am W'OOld suffer iI the o· .. erride v.·erc not approval. by a simple majority of the electorate. l'\egotiatioos v.ill J'IJ\l' follow the tradtliona! initial request by the teachers and U1e wrangling could rontinue for months. Last yea.r's negotiations were finally ended earlier this year v.·hen trust~ finished the package by approvini; a new dental plan for district cmployes. , Ambulance Ring Operation Told !;OS. ANGELES (AP)-"Ambulance cha~n" passini; ihcmsel\'es off as charity workers have been illegally drumming up bu.siness for attorneys by staking out County-USC ~fedic.al Cffiter hallu·ays and other accldent-?"tlatcd locales, It v.·as reported today. The opcraton, ~'ho often gave patients 5mall gifts such as free candy and cigarettes, went under the name ot Fri~ ol the Friendless. a duar lty founded by ct Roman Ca!holic priest v.'tlo said he thought the organiiation had become fhacth't, the lAs Angeles Tunes said. Police Seite Heroin ' ' SMOKE BILLOWS FROM PELICAN FISH CO. BLAZE IN DANA POINT TODAY Damage Included Elaborate Woodwork in Dining Room; Vintage Wine Cache Was Saved f 'ro111 Page l SWALLOWS • • • lhat 1he. S\\'allO\\'S return on only one da~'. t.tosl believe it is remarkable enough that the birds fl y thousands of miles ca<.h year to return lo "the same place they v.·cre born. According to tradifion the S\\1al!O\\'S have been c.-oming back to Capistrano on St. Joseph's Day for 174 yeais. Avco AtJIJeals For Okav on •• Land in Nigi1el By CANDACE PEARSON 01 th• o.lty l"llol Slltt Fro111 Page J PELIC AN • • • missed a cache of vintage "'ines stored upslairs in the restaurant. The v.·ine y,·as valued at $10,000, he added. firemen said investigators had not yet determined the cause of the smoky blaze and probes would continue through the day. " A variety of cliff swallow, the birds now build their n1ud nests under 1J1e eaves of houses in addition to the nooks and crannies of the 1nission buildings. t.·lud Is supplied by two creek s \\'hich no,11 through San Juan and by r('sidenls who w;iter their back yards for the purpose.. Avco Community Developers \Viii ask the state coastal commission one n1ore time \\'ednesday o let them build on much of thei r Laguna Niguel land \1ithoot a permit. The contents of the popular restaurant > received about $30,000 damage and the structure itself had damage estimated at more than $15.000. But son1e re sidents have nol bt•en too sn1ille n v.•ith the birds . Several years ago oulrai:ed cilizens confronted c i t y rounc1ln1en and dc1nandcd that they pass an ordinance. protecting sllo·al!o,1·.s fron1 nest smashers. The city fathers debated the ordinnnce for n·ceks but ne1·cr passed it bccau~c they thoughl 1t •·unenforceable." Nest-crunching is stilt p r a t i c: e d because the sfa\lov.• homes are a ha''eo for lice nnd bt.>dbugs, but mosl people tolerate lhem for the sake of posterity and !he, economy of the town which is knov.'ll throughout the \.l·orld as the hon1e of the swallo~·s. Fro111 Page 1 POSTAL ... ~ket., The new plan calls for onty firms on lhe li st to do the work . -Considering the activation or a nC\',' architectural control committee v.·hich was set up loosely SC\'eral years ago, but never put to use. t.l ayor O'Kecfe suggested recently 1hat the. project be revived and that lhe committee re\'iew all new construction for tirchitectura l compatibility. ~lexico R a tions Beans EL PASO, Tex. (UP ll -In a move to prevent hoarding and panic buying ~fonday, the t.1exican Indust ry and Commerte Department ord ered beans rationed in nearby Ciudad Juarez. The State Coastal Zone Conservation Commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. in !he Escadrille Aallroom of the Proud Bird Restaurant, 11022 Aviation Blvd .. Los Angeles. The renev.•cd Avco request f o r <'xemptlon from requirements of the 1972 coastal zooe acl CO\'ers tract 7885, about .. 900 ~tial units inland ¢ Pacific: {'oast Highv.·ay at Niguel Road, and tra<1 i.\49, more than 1,200 units planned oceanside of the highv.•ay near Crov.n \'alley Parkway. Exemptions and permits for the tl't'O 1racts have been turned dov.'Il or dclayed by the South Coast regional and the stale coastal commiasions. The exemption claim is be ing reconsidered \Vednesday on the basis of 1he State Supreme Court "See the Sea" decision. In lhat ruling, the court stated that projects on \\'hich s 11 b s la nt i a 1 C'Ons!ruclion '''ilS done <Ind sub.<;tantial 1noney spent by f e.b. L 1973 rou!d be t·xeinpted frorn pcrrnit rul('S . The prior date ust'd v.·as Nov. 8, 1972. \\·hen Pro1>:>sition 20 \ras passed by voters. Th<' 1110 tracis. part of A\'CO 's p!.:1nncd S9~ n1illion coastal de\'e!optnent. hal'e und<'rgonr <.'flllslant rc\'iS1on since thev nr~I surfaced before the rommisslons. • The <.-on1111crc1al 1.on1ng phumcd in tract 7885, 1110.it of ~·hich is oulside the t·ommission·s pcrn1it zone. has been mo\·e.d by A\·co officials inland and off the high\1•ay. The oceanside tr;ict, or i g i n a 11 y proposed at 1,690 1mits. was reduced to 1.218. The mosl recent plan had cut that even more to slightly ove r 900 units and added a blufftop pathway for the public. Fire spokesnlen said the dining area was totally involved in flame when units arrived, but quick action kepl the flames from spreading through the rest of the large building on the inland side of the highway. Hazards in Park Orderecl Removed In Capo Beacl1 An abarx:loned septic tank arxi other old hazards described as a menace to children using Capistrano Beach's Pines Park have been ordered abatOO by county supervisors. The action came at the request of 'Firth District Supervisor Ronald Caspers, who CTe.ditcd the Capistrano Beach Commu- nity Association "'ith bringing he hazards on bluffs near the park to his attention. A field Aide for Caspers iniially vie\vcd the parcels and returned "'i!h photos of the old catch basin \rhich has a floor littered u'ith rocks, glass and rusted metal.. An in\'rs1iga1 ion of title to the lot "'·here the hazard lies ....: immedtately dov.'llcoa.st of the pcirk property - sho.,.,·ed problems "'ith "easen1e.nts and cloudy title." Caspers s."id. County ::;t-aff \\•orkcd out the jurisdictional questions and supen·isors recently ordered lhc nuisance abatrd. OVER THE RIVER and THROUGH THE WOODS -• For three more months. Pla ce ntia Ave . will be torn up to widen the sire.et. At times Plac entia Avenue will be closed and access wi ll tie available by way of Babcock St .. co ming from the back way. We ~ope you will be patient wit~ constr uction as the re sults will certainly be worth all th e trouble. 11 you aren't adventuresome. give us a ca ll. and we 'll bri ng sa mples to your home. 19th ST. I 18th ST. =~ 17~ST. i,_· ___ _ + \: 1663 l!\ P\ACfNTIA ~...__16_th+-ST_. --- ALDEN'S CARPETS • DRAPES IN COSTA MlS4 SINCI 1957 1663 Place.1>tia Ave . COSTA M!SA 646-4838 Mon.-Thu,,, 9 to 5:30; fri. 9 to 9: Sot. 9:J O 10 5 GENEVA (UPI) -Th< Unli.d Stalts nnd Soviet uruon today a g r e e d temporarily to recess the Slrategk Arms Llmit8Uon Talks (SALT) becau.w: ol s.cr.tary of Stal• flcnry A. Kl'5111ger's scheduled lrip to l\tosoow ntxt "Attk. 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Patricia H-earst ·~eliev-ed ll9lding lJ~p Well whitt ead1 o( m tbinb," Weed has said. voice on the tint tape u tll&I lhe said. "You Nld ~ wu out the lloonta u ~.., the of "a dlild """""' to dealh." of yoor hinds; what y<>u should -·· &! Weed ,.,.....i to at· lloarll and his w i f e , have aald wao U>al Y"" wuh iacl> >lrf .,..t .- a.tberine, a member of the your bands of It." fMt:. ' Un!wn1!Y of Cllilomia Boardl-"Jlioz111 ii1i! Weed COllC.'ede ] oe1t1W Patty oor I would bav. ap-,-1Mr rogfflt," Weed said, "and ... cortmly would not -..W Jn -all tile -lbe way obe bas -· HILUiBOROUGH (AP) - Frielxb arx:I family portray kkinaped t>elrtss P a t r I c i a Hean! ., an independeot, Jiberakninded )'O!llli woman who probably is holding u;> well under the stress ol her six-week ordeal. ~ was abducted from their apartment in Berkeley, where be is a graduate student in philoooplly and she is an art history Wldergraduate. In tre latest of !OU" taped SL.A roe.ssages in whl<:h she of Regenia, spend most ol the she may btfeorfUI of the FBI "I TlllNG f cAN aay tblt time sequesl«<d "' the IS-and llll10j<d with her faml1y, 11jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~i room ~ P r o v I n c 1 a l but discount the idea that herl mansloo where Patrlcia grew words prove her a radical. They dismis.s speculation that the 20-year-old oollege sophomore could be involved with or have become ideol0£ica11y converted by the Symbionese Liberation Army, ~inc terrorist group lhat clallm to have abducted her Feb. 4. __ ,._.,_ .. _ .... -.. _ .. -.... _ .. -.. _ .... -.. _ .. -.... _ .. -.. _ .. -.... _ .. -.... _.,_ .. ___ .. _ .. -.... _., __ _ 'Patt111# al>•ol11tel11 fearn••· She'•• real tighter.' "I THINK rr'S clear she is reading something that some· one else wrote," Weed said, "and tt is also equally clear has spoken to her parents. up, the middle ol ft v e that a good part or what sbe ls from captivity, Miss Hearst daughters. With them are reading is so~ that she "l'J\f ENCOURAGED that rejected the ootion of herself other family members, dose really slnoerely feels." she is a very independent. as a hapl~ victim. friends, and , sometimes, FBI Hearts said: "She's jU!t a very stl'Uli·willed girl, and I ageot.s. normal kid who I'm sure has GRAND ·'OPENING Wed.. Morell 20 • 'nllr. Mm'Clt 21 Flowe<S for lhe Lodtel • Bal-tot tile kids THll'IUA FROM THE WT HAS COME WIST! te ~~~,Cl-r~~ think she's holding up,'' her ''THE MEDIA, WJTII com-read other ~ besides 26-year-old fiance, Steven plete oooperation from my JN HER ft.10ST recent tape. Peter Rabbit and most of the ...._....,,_.ft .. Weed, said in an interview. '\J parmts, have created a public 1tflss Hearst also accused the children today are liberal. have a lot of respect for h.,,.. image of me as a helpless, m. FBI o1 trying to kill her to But s11e mu ,....,. shown any LUM CH & JMHNIR DAILY maybe even more than I did noceot girl, vtho was sup-gain public support for proclivity or signs ol joining Toes . ..S..t.ftotin 11 a.m.•~ .. -.... 3p.tn. ~I A before." posedly abducted by terrible politic;al repression and partig,Jlarly radical I er t _,._, ~ "Patty is abs 0 I u t e I y blacks. escaped coovlcts. I'm crltidzed her parents for not groups or anything Hkethat." ~'f,~~~:rs· ·548 3172 j l. fearless. She's a ro:ll fighter," a strong woman." contributing enough to a free On the latest tape, she said PARTY ORDERS -~ • said Patrick Totin, a However, her father, San food program demanded by her m o t h e r ' s c<lR3ervative -O'ff I • humanities instructor at Francisco Examiner Editor the SL.A, voting record while a member 2574Mewporlll'f'CL.Cod9.._ """ . 4, hfenlo College, where she was,l·_:and~~Pres~id~enit~Rand§~ol~ph~A~.~~"l~don~'~t~bel~ie_!ve~you~.!·re~do~ing:'.'.__.o~f~tlle~~Boa~rd~o~f~R~eg~en~ts~w~as~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ;:i student in 1971 -72. Hearst., later relerTed to her everything in your power," one reason the SI.A regarded PATRICIA HEARST CALLEO STRONG-WILLED .Friends Dismiss Spr:ulatlon She's lnVolved with SLA Asked alxlut Miss Hearst's polilical point of \'iew, her fiancc said: •'Previous to tl'C last t.\l·o months. I \\'OUld say that she really didn't have one. I think that by tbc lime this is over. she is going to have some sort of political view. . Root of Things there ·s no way of getting Carbon Implants around thaL" WEED, A PRINCETON graduate and the son of a Palo Alto .!.1ockbroker. met the at- tractive. blonde Mm Hearst while he was a teacher and she a student at Crystal Springs School for Girls in her hometown here. They became engaged last December and planned to wed in the summo>r. Weed was beatt'fl by h·tiss Hearst's k\dnapers who drag- ged her away, kicking and screaming. Used for Teeth BOSTON (AP) Researchers working with new surgical techniques and a super carbon material created !or the nozz.les of rocket inglnes are experimenting with a process that they say could speed development of a permanent, artificial tQoth im- planL Dentists at the Clinical Research Center of Bo.ston University School of Graduate Dentistry are among se\·eral resean::hers working w i t h. vitreous carbon, a highly purified, super-strong material that is WlWiWIUy oompatible with body ti~es. DR. Rial.ARD E. Stallard. director of the wtiversily center, and Dr. J. Henry Skennan, have used vitreous • carboo implant.s: to replace tooth rQOts in about SS patients in lwo years. The researchers say the implants "°-ere suc- cessful in all but five cases at the beginning of their work. The American e n a I "\Ve"ve been together con~ !llnntly ror l\\'O years and \\'e know exactly what we do, Association's Council on l\.taterials and Devices has labeled the vitreous carlxln implant "experimental" and cautions that more work is .----------.I needed to gauge the safety and eUectiveness of t b e material. ~1illions of persons lose teeth each year beea~ '4 decay, disease. accidents a nd even old age. Some SS millioo adult teeth are lost aMually in the United States, ah d authorities say up to 20 per- cent of all adults have DO natural teeth.left . DENTI S T S TRADI· Versatfle At Least Mandatory Air Bags . Proposed , '110NAU Y replace missing teeth with partial or full den- tures, but these de v i c e s usually do not restore all lost fWlctions of the natural teeth. BUDAPESf ( AP l -A purchasing agent for a Hungarian stale finn has been i;entenced to three years in prlson for cur- rency viQJatio™>, bribery, giving away bu si nes s secrets and persuading women to engage in clandestine prostitution. Zoltan Nem e th. a purchasing olficial al the Gyoer Railroad a n d Engineering Works, dealt mainly wit h Austrian, \Vest Gennan. 1 ta I ia n, French and S"·edish firms. Tooth implants often take the form of putting an artificial lc¥l1h root into the WASHINGTON !UPr) mouth bone and capping the The Highw~ Traffic Safety part above the gums with a Administratioo has issued 8 ~p~ia~s~ii~c~cro~•~·n~. ====~=========~! pro~ rule calling for man-i; datory passive re s t r a i n t systems -air tvgs -in automobiles manufactured on or after Sept. 1. 1976. 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But in the wild scramble that ensued, the small fOr<e of poli« ooly managed to capture ll o( the allw. The rest van- ished Into surrounding fields and orange groves. a Soutl1 Coast Hospital Makes Cuts By J ACK CHAP PELL • Of 1M DlllY l"Uol Sllff South Coast Communit y Hospital in South Lagwta has cut employee. back to a 32 hours ¥ii>rk week because of the reduced patient load and a continl,Ling deficit, Administrator Bernard F. Carr said today. . South C-oast Hospital lost $30,cm last D'ICftb, Carr reported. He said the cut- back in employe hours will save the hospital al:JcU $60,000 a month of its moothly payroll of $300,000. "In order to break even, a hospital mmt mallain a fah"ly consistent ratio of employes of paUent.s. Our hospital hal been staffed to take care of a patient · k>ad which has remained at or above 90 percent of our bed capacity ever since January of 1973 "l!<cenUy. it 1w dropped below !hat level, with the result that our expenses have remained the same while our revenues have continued to fal l and we are operating in the red," Carr said. He said today there are 100 patients at the t4>he8: facility. Of those 145 beds, JS are maternity beds and are oot counted in the patient-load fonnula, he said. Carr said the hospital tvas also hit by 1nna0on and rising costs while being restrained from matching the costs because of government w a g e • p r i c e C011trob: "We are trying to react to It; to keep afloat. II he said. ''We JOO.st e,ithe.r reduce our staff or curtail the number of hours our present staff ~·orks. "We have chosen to do the lat~ because Y<e believe the present drop in patiellt load is seasonal and temporary and also because our employes are willing to share the ¥ii>rk rather than have anyone laid off. We have been very gratified al the way our people have accepted the cutback," ne said. Carr gaid there is normally a drop In the number of patients this time of year. He Said he thought that lower autDmobile speecb may have also reduced the number of patients due to traffic Qlllisioos. "Bu~ d history repeals i I se I f • _odmissions ~ start picking up in the late spring with the influx of tourists and IUl1Ynel" residents," he said. Carr aiticized oonstruction or new ~s in ftle south county area resulting in too many beds per population. Overl>edding increaseo co61s to paUcol! becaUle hospital overhead Is blgher'than if the t1cilities were operating at a more effident level. "It will probably take several years before -preM'rlt population growth catches up with the number of beds available to patients-in--tbis-aree, IM---tbat s soroething we must learn to live with," Carr said. He said other area hospitals have also been tut hard due to l'!duced patient loads, despite their denials. Things Bound To 'Emprove' '!be ltdlool board sgent!a lt•m \ll'U educatklnsJ "Olis for the Lagtma Beech Unified School District. Some II goals WOtt thrubed out in communit y meetinp wtlb Input from an estimat<d 400 people. Goal nw:nber four 11: 'To emprove (alo) aO Engllsh programs." • A can ror mutual akt usiatance brought Ille Costa Mesa Police helicopter Eagle II wtlb pilot Randy Nutt and oblerver Ed SuHon hovering over tbe see••'-lllumllllllog ii wilb Dooclllabt.s. Tiiey said Ibey spotted !O to 40 d lhc fUgitives scampering for cover in the surrounding arta. A spokesman for the Tustin Police Deportmenl said tadoy the tnin - termed the "Alien ~" -stops every night at mkWght at a small st.st ion ocar ldoul1oa Parkway and lied Hill Avenue. It is c:onslcY one of the key inDux points for aliens traveling from the San Diego area. "\Ve work that arta as ofteD as we can and last nigllt ft bad some help from t~ immigration department and the Orange Police Department," tbe T u s t i n spokesman said. (){ficers participating in the raid said they e~ed the u~l small trickle of ac FIREMEN PREPARE TO PUT OUT -RESTAURANT BLAZE o.na~Pointf1 Pelican Fish Co. losristfm.ntd 1t $50;000 Restaurant in Dana Poh1t Hit by $50,000 Blaze A fast-moving rtre raced through the expensively appointed dinine roo:n of a Dana Point restaurant this morning and damage was set at nearly $50.000. The blaze erupted shortly berore 7:30 a.m.. at the Pelican Fish Co., a seafood restaurant at 34130 Pacific Coast Ted Kennedy Rapped GUATEMALA CITY, Gu ate ma l a (UPI) -Calling U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy "an abusive simple ton .'' Guatemala's vice president-eled Monday demanded an apology from the__...,.tor for doubting the legitim3cy of the ~tarch 4 presldenlial · elections. """ a congressman and 8s a Guatemalan, I say that you are an abusive simpteton. mixing in the domestic affairs of Guatemala," Mario Sandoval Alart'OO .said in an open statement addres.sed to KeJllledy. High¥r'3Y. Jt routed co-owner Gary Peck from hfs bed in an upstairs 8f'ilr1ment. Units from three county fire stations converged at the okl Spanish landmark and fought flames billowing out of a single window in the dining room. Spokesmen said the flames were knocked down within 10 minutes, but mopup operations continued through I.he morning. Peck said that he dressed as quickly as he could and tried to enter the blazing dining room, but was driven back by names and heat. ..There was nothing I rould do but get out;'-be said. - His brother, Mike Peck, 28. said it took two years and $250,000 to ~furbish the interior of the two-story building and said it would be difficult lo replace the items Jo,,t in the blaze. Stained-glass windows and expensive v.'OOd paneling were among the item3 (See PELICAN, Page Z) aliem lo jump from the train and hel!d for destination.! in the Los Angeles area. "But ~'hen the freight ear doors opened. they guessed nearly 100 of them jumped out and started runnini tn all different directions, .. the sr~li;:~man said. Some of the 18 alien ; caught by !he police and immigration officers ~·ere nabbed as they hid in the nearby gro\·es and fields. All the captured men \\'ere questioned at Tustin police headquarters Republican Asks Nixon To Resign ~\fASJUNGTO:\' (t;PJ) -Declaring that if President ~ix.on stays in office "the coontry will be in for a trauma the likes of \.\'hich we haven't seen," Sen. James L. Bucklty (RC-N.Y.~. today urged him to resign. ' The unexpected defection of one of the President's top congressional supporters came as Nixon intenSUied l ·rort~ lo blunt coogressiooal lmpeadunent moves and save his presidency. There we! no Immediate White House r.ction aft« Buckley's newJ oortferenoe. M aide said Buckley had not met. or talked with Nixon this week . Cllllng it "the most difficult decision 1 have ever had to mak e," the freshman senator said Watergate had so weakened the presidency that resignation is the only way "by which the crisis can be resolv£d and the country pulled out of the Watergate swamp." Buckley said he sent a copy of his statement to Nixon A-fonday nlgh1 but rect.ived no reply. Buckley said he made his decision because of "an atmosphere of high emotion, dangerous to reason" and "a qualitative change within the American spirit." Sen. Ed"·ard \V. Brooke of Massachusetts .is the only Republican senator to have publicly called for Nixon to step down, while Sen. Charles H. Percy (R-111.), has said some Republicans think he should do so. Buckley said there would be public pressure lo televise any impeachment hearings around the world. and "tawdry details which in and of themselves m'?an little" ~·ould damage the President . the presidency and the country. "I propo6e an extraordinary act or statesmamhip and Courage -an act at ooce noble and heartbreaking. af once serving th e greater interests of the nation. the institution of the presidency and the stated goals for which he so successfully campaigned." Buckley said. "That act is Richard Nixon's own vohmtary resignation. as President of the United States." Senate Republican Leader lfugh Srott, asked aboot Buckley's comments. said. "I !hlnk it expresses the ronvictioo of a very coDScientious and very hooorable senator." ··White I do not join with Sen. Buckley (See RESIGN, Page ZI Swallows Return-Late Fuel Sliortage Doesn't Stop Tourists , or Birds By PAMELA llAILAN Of ""' 0.itr PIW llllff Swallowt don't have to "-"Orry about a gu sbot1age. but time lbst flew back to San Juan CapiQrano seem to have suff....S.an energy crisis of anothu kind. 'Ibey were late. t11rongJ ol tourut.s. undaunted by Ille limited availability o( guoline, crowded the sidewalk oubide the. Old Mission entrance this morning wHh eyes, blnoculm and cameras f1cing soulh. patiently awaiting the return of the migratory bint.s. Tiiey weren1 disappointed. Tbe birds arrived al,9:45 a.m. Evtn wllen MllSlon spokesman Bl!l Smlth had not yet acknowledgod tho return of the birds. lJrge numbers of the noisy ct1tlers had already engaged in nest.building In residential a~as of the city. Only the mission seemed to lack them. What the mission didn't lack, however, was tourists. Downtown merchants had feared that the gas shortage would reduce the number of vl.sitors to the city Olis year. Yet a spot check of lietnse plates on cars parked alongside the mission showed that visitors rrooi seven statei including New York, Ntw Hamp!trlre, T~u. and Walhlng""1, bad made thc trip. .. The aowd outstde the • mission seemed a 1ittle ma.Uer't?Ps year,''·NJd ftfr1. Ellle Damokt, owner of EJ Poon Plaza, a bustnes& atta acroM from the mlssk>n. "But It's a weekday. 1t U!ually is .smaller on week da)'s." Tbe lorial crvwd looordod was when ~farch 19 fell on a Sunday. On that day in 1970, thousands ol people jammed the city, snarling traffic on the San Diego Freeway for miles. There were more people than birds. No one kno"·s how rrniny swallows return to the area each year, flying from Argentina and Brazil in searcll of the inarec:tl they live on, but omi'1lologjsl$ claim the number is dwindling. It Is tru• that Ille flocb of birds no longer "bl><ken the sky" as they Oy Into town, but the numbers may not _,i!y--k ............ The clq. .. mucti Wget raow and the swallows are di!penecl ovrr • wider •re•. ni., no longtt have to fly to the OOller ol wwn for mettin1 atta.S. Omlthologlst.s allO dlspole the Idea ISee SW AUDllS, l'IC• Z) and tbe-n taken UltO cu:stod~ by the fl'd· eral officers. tv.·o of the aliens ""ere capturc<I several hours after the O!hers ~·hen they flagged do~n a police rnr, mi.staking it for a taxicab. ofricers said. Roy Boehm. assistant immigration director for invt:'Stigations. said today 1he ones "'ho escaped probably ""'•ii catc-h taxicabs and.other forms of tran '"'Or13· lion to ge~ thc1n to ;their dl-stinalions. lie said sr\'eral of the captured aliens are suspected to be organizers of lhe mass immigration. Boehm said the large numbc>r of aliens on a single train 1s .. htghly unusual and could point lO some kind of smuggl ing O)k'ration." lit• said the Tu.<ilin trait1 slop is a ('00\LllULUg l'nfOfC'e!Tll•llt ht•;1daC"hc ror his offtl-V. • es1 ns 0.11'1' l"llet l ltll '"""' ANOTHER RESIGNATION Bo.rd President Lund Architect N ametl On Adjustment Board iJ1 Laguna Laguna Beach architect Ro be rt · .\1acLcan "·ill join Lhe city bo<Jrd qf adjustment Thursday rilling a vacancy left by the departure of former chalnn.an lb Christian Abel last month. A-tac~an. 39, .. ~r:is educated a1 t:C Berkeley and rccei.,·cd his architect's license in 1965. He has Speclalized in residential design and 1s currently teaching al Ca l State F'ullt-rton as an assistant professor of design. lie said he vie"'rci !he board's ma jor task as. controlling and guiding fpo: gr0\\1h or the tominun ity. r>.fac~an "'as appointed to the board by the city council \\'ednesclay . The hoard rules on the design of nc~· build ing in I..aguna Beach and pas.<ies on some variances requested in the application or the ci ty 1.oning code. ··t don 't CTJnsider it a politic;il jQb. It has to do with professional matters, and that includes the gro~'lh of Laguna . '''l'he dangerous thing is that it is considered a political thing and it Soould not." 1'tcLe.an said. lie said tile current furor ..aboul (Stt ARCIOTECT, Page 21 Laguna's Council Eyes Lifeg uard Tower Proposal Approval of plans ror refurbishing Laguna Beach's old r>.tatn Be a ch lifeguard tower will be presented to the city council meeting al ":ilO p.m. Wednesday at City Hall. The work on the old tower. a Jlolain Beach landmark since the mid·l930s "ill cost an estimated $14 .000. Also on the COWlcil agendn is a di!reU.SSion of ·•options'' on the Sycamore lfills specific plan recentl y shelved \\'hen the council declared the p r'o j e ct environmental impact report to be inadequate. The council will also consider: -Winttt tourism advertising budgct . -Recommendation 1 from the parking and traruportation cotn::iluee increasing parking requirementa ror·new ·· dty eonst:ruction. · -The Xkmil ARKO consultant housing tract between Temple I !ills Drive and Park Avenue. -A stalf rooommendatlon f o r establishment of an Environmental Impact Report Review Committee. P1·esi(le11t Of Tri1 stees Qt1its Post By JAN 'r\'ORTII OI l!lt D•ll1 1"1lol 11111 Saddlcback College board or trustees president John Lund of Laguna Beach ri'.'signcd r>.londay. lhs resignation is the fourth in a series of resignations that began late la.sl year \.\1th the announCX'mcnt ~}' charter tru~tce r>.lichael Collins that he \.I'll~ quitting to give more time to his law pr<Jctice. :\ext c:ime !rustre Alyn Brannon. who resigned 1n the .,..·ake or a bookmak1n~ cooviclion. and Hans Vogel, the board 's first president, who has bough t a house outside his trustee area. J.und, ""'hose term ~·ould have expired in 1975, has been on lhe board since 1970 \.\'hen he was appolntOO to replace charter trustee Louis Zilllik when Zitnik resig ned. Lund 's decision adds a n e w complication to an :ilready tangled situation facing the schoo l. f-'rlda)' Gov. Reago1n signed a n C'mergency bill into law \.\'hidi may ch ange. the tn('thod or r c p 1 a c Ing vacancies oo school boards. Though lhe county counsel has not yrt Octcrmined the effects of lhe bill on the Saddle-back di.:;trict. Dewey J-lillman, assistant superintendent of the Orange County Department of Education , said :0.1ooday it appears the board will now have !he choice Of "'hethcr tO apPoinf or elect !he ne"· trustees. A further complication in the picture Is that Brannon. \.\'ho resigned verbally after coositlcrable behind the scenes prC'ssurc rollowing his conviction, has oot yrt made his resignation lccal by su bmitting a letter to llilf man's office. If he does not do so by Thursday, he cannot be replaced in the Junt 4 election-if in fact the board de<:id~ to take . the elC'ction route. An emergency mecting has bec.11 set ror 4 p.m. 'Vednesday by the boa rd to determine \.\'here to go from here. In <1ddition. the school fac~s its first hearing \lnrch 27 on a proposed de- annexation of the Tustin Llnified School Dis1r1ct portion of the co 11 r-g e district -1neaning possible Joa: o( 25 per.een1 of its l'IS'Se!5Cd valuation nnd 17 Distr1rr Reorganizat10n holding the :\!0trch percent of its st ud ents. Lund v.as the .school 's representative l ~e LUND, Page t) Orange Coast Weather :-;oL.much chance~ Of sun!hine- along the Orange Coast \Vedn~ d<1 y. but the v.·eather service says ir11 be mostly sunny inland in lhe afternoo n hours. Highs at the be11chC'S and inland in the mid- 60s. i.A\.\'S tonight 45-55. l!\SI DE TODA V DroufJht. famine mid neQlect ll1rtote11 ti!(' t.rlincUOll of a onct·proud tribt of warriors. Vtillllrl'.t sit atop tlJf'ry telt· a ph<n1e pole. awauing 1u!w vic- tims. Story, Pape 9. ' M ... ,4 • M-•I ..... " C•"......,•• ' "., ...... , ·-• ci.u111t11 ll·H o ...... """" ' (-ICI " ·-· IJ·U , ... , ....... " ...... -" Dt•lll ·-' ·-· ••• E•""1•1 "" • . ..... M•rtcttt. llol I l:Rlffl•-1 .. T...,.,tllff " l'ifl•llCt 11·11 T"'alt'l'I " ..... "'' ·~.,. ' Wt•thw • H• O .. lla« " -..... !loll -K-.. ....,. -· • AM Ltl'lfffl " t Ul"I Tt ....... tt 'NIXON SHOULD QUIT' N, Y. S•n•tor Buckl•y Fro11a Page 1 RESIGN ... in his request nt this lime," Sen. Barry Goldwater (R·Arlz. ), said, "I wish to make It plain that if any evidence or a criminal act oo the part or the President i:s proven, I shall change my po.!ltion and support the Buckley proposal." Buckley said he long ago per60ll.11ly urged Nixon to make "the fullest possible disclosure" of an materials rela!ing iO Watergate. Becau.se Nixon did not. the President could not prevent "the transformation or the Watergate incident into a kind of \llatergale crisis of regime." Buckley, "'ho in the past supported the President but indicated recently son1e misgivings oVf:r Ni1on's handling of Watergate. said "the character of a regime always renects and expresses the character of its leader. It is he who appoints bis: executive staff. The captain is respomlble for his ship, t h e commander for his army, and Mr. Nixon hrui explicitly re c ogniz e d this responsibility ... Buckley said Nixon's resignation "'ou\d end the impeachment process. "Congress would be automatically discharged of lhe Watergate affair, and could devote itself to its legislat.l\'e business." he said. He sald the new president -one seJeded by Nixoo, Vice President Gerald R. Ford -wou.ld be able "to reach out lo the people with lhe restored authority and moral strength that is so tsSential an ingredient of lhe presidency." From Pagel P.ELICAN • • • ruined by the names. Hts brother, however, aaid the fire mJssed a cache of v lntage wines stored upstaira in the restaurant. 'Mle wine v•as valued at $10,000, he .added. Flreme.iMald in\'estigalol'l had not yet determined 1tle cause of the smoky blaze am probes would continue through the day. The c:ontenl3 of the popular restaurant received about $30,000 damage and the structure itself had damage estimated at more than $15,000. ' . Sentencl"fl Set Cobb Convic\ed , In Boy's ·neath Hy TOM BARLEY Ot 1111 01J1y l"fll't 11111 Larry Wayne Cobb, the words "She Lied" emblazoned In black Ink on the back of hi:i jacket , "''BS found guilty of First-degree murder tale Alooday in Orange Counly Superior Cour1. Cobb, 22, remained in1passive y,•hi le the jury delivered 10 Judge H. \\.'arrcn Knight the verdicl reached after nearly three d;iys of deliberations. But he had earlier protested when Judge Kn ight ordered him to renlOve the jacket before the jury entered lhe courtroom . Three deputies stood over him while he reluclantly took oil the Coast Phone Aide Called In Vesco Case A top official from P<1cinc Telephooe 's Costa fl.lesa office testified today in the ~fitchell·Stans trial about lon g-distance telephone conversa tions of F. Donald Nixon of Newport Beach.. Streeter King , Orange Coast district manager for the telephone company, was called upon by the Justice Department to \'erify the record of Nixon's long-d istance calls for an undisclosed period. No criminal links have been alleged between President Nixon's older brother and former attorney general John Mitchell, former commerce secretary Maurice St.ans, or intemaUooal ftnancier Rob<ort Vesco. fl.titchell and Stans are on trial Jn New York on charges of perjury, conspiracy, and obstruciion of justice in comecUon with allegations lhet Vesco attempted to exchange a '200,000 c a m p a I g n contribution for the shelving of a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation or hls 00.,iness. The testimony of Pacific Telephone's King today was routine, actording to a company spokesman. King was asked In cot.at to certify that the record of Nixon's conversations -including the phone number! called, the dates and the length of conversation -was authentic. He was not asked to interpret the record. F. Dana.Id Nixon's name was first linked with Vesco's alleged influence peddling v.'hen it "''as disclosed that his son. Donald Jr., was a Vesco aide in the period in 1972 when the irregularities allea:edly occurred. Last week it.was further dl1elosed that Vesco aOegedly wrote a memo to Donald Nixon attempting to persuade him that federal investigation into his affairs ought to be dropped. Vesco, In a memo addre~ personally to Donald Nixon, also a 1 l e g e d I y lhreatened to make public a $200,000 campaign contribution to President Nixon's ~lection campaign if · lhe federal act ion was not dropped . When the memo was read in court last \li'Cek, it was not established whether or not it had actually been delivered to Donald Nixon. offending ink·stalned garment. Judge f\"ilight will sentence Cobb April 8 to what could be life in prison for the slaying last April 11 of Todd Rockwood, the ).yeaMld son of. Cobb's ml11re.ss. More than 500 police and volunteers iseoured the Orange area for seven days after the child v.•as reported missing by his mother, Sandy Rockwood, then 17. Miss Rockwood broke down under Intensive questioning and told police that Cobb had murdered he r son and burled him in a sev.·er line on an Anaheim construction site. Cobb then led lawmen to the spot and watched while they unearthed the beaten body of the child who was found dead in his crib April 11 by his mother after she returned from work to her Orange home. fttW Rockwood and other prosecution v.·ltneMeS testified during the l""'"month trial that Cobb repeatedly beat her SOil during t"'1'0 years of her on·and"'6ff relationsh ip with the defendant. 'Protect u11d Defend' Jt was testified on one occasion that he was unl'tC(lgnizable alter a beating administered by Cobb. Witnesses said the child 's head ·was S\li'Oilen out of all proportion and bollt eyes were black and alm<>!t closed with bruises. Frank C'uellar. a J·funtin gton Beach acco untant and f~rmer Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy, takes his oath as a Laguna Beach Reserve Police officer. Eight n1en were sworn fn as reserve force members by City Clerk Dorothy Musfelt. The reserve squad . under the leaders~ip of Police Ll. Neil Pu rc(llJ , in· eludes Cuellar, Eric Garland, Jerry 1.ine-nkug(ll. Mark . Ebertson_,, Craig King, Mark A1iller, Barry Snyder and Jerry Dutton. Prosecutor Pal Brian branded the child's death as "murder by constant torture" and lashed Cobb a~ "a fiend who took constant delight in cruelly punishing a helpless little boy." Cobb refused to an sy,·er Brian's questioos aOOut bis alleged beatings of Todd on what the prosecutor s;Ud were two vilal portion.s of the case against him . But he repeatedly conde'mned Afiss Rockwood as a liar who \li'as promised a lesse r sentence by lbe prosecuUon if she would appear as a witneu against her former paramour. Laguna Trustees To Meet Tonigl1t, Consider Goals Frorn Page 1 LUND • • • on the County O>mmilte of School 27 hearing. He announced ~londay he is resigning lrom the post as well. leaVinJ! the sdlool without a representative just a week before the hearing. Though Lund could not be reached for confirmation, some school d i s t r i c t observen Jinked his resignation to the board's decision to relieve football coach George Hartman of duties as athletic director. Lund was in Mexico when the board decided to relleve Hartman and did not learn of their decision until the weekend. The only sure vacancies today are the seats of Vogel and Lund . Laguna Beach Unified School District Spokesmen in the office of assistant trustees ...,·ill w e i g h goals both county superintendent Dewey Hillman onal sai dthey interpret Lund's letter to educati and operational during Its mean that his resignation will take effect meeting a! 7:30 tonight at district immediately, since oo other date was headquarten, S50 Blumont St. specified. Also facing trustees b a reorganization Vogel and Brannon both indicated they of school board policies regarding public y,"OUid sc:rye until the-are ~laced, parUcipation in meetings, rules ol order. Vogel olf1ciaUy and Brannon unofficially. The latest resignation from the seven-ageoda fonnation and p r o c e d u r e s member board, assuming Brannon does generally. resign by ·Friday-leaves .only one 'lbe goals presented for trustee charter trustee from the seven-year"'6ld Avco Appeals For Okay on Land in Niguel By CANDACE PEARSON Of ttl1 O.llr Plitt lt~tf ~ Avco Community Develop e rs will ask the state coastal commission one more time Wednesday to let them build on much of their Laguna Niguel land "'ithout a permit. The State Coastal 7.ol1e Con.servation Commission will meet at 9:30 a.m. Jn the Escadrille Ballroom of the Proud Bird Restaurant, 11022 Aviation Blvd.,· Los Angeles. The renewed Avro request f o· r exemption from requirements of the 1972 coastal zone act coven tract 788S. about 900 residenlial units inland of Pacific Coast Highway at Niguel Road , and tract 7.\-49, more than 1,200 units praMed oceanside ·of the highway near Crown Vallty Parkway. Ex emptions and permits for the two tracts have been turned dowq or delayed by the South Coast regional and the state coastal commiasiorui , comlderatioo were developed through a board: Patrick Backus ol Dana Point . Donna Berry of Mi&Sion Viejo and The exemption claim is b e i n g commwiity cooferences and include Dr. James Marshall of Laguna Hills were reconsidered Wednesday on th e basis of participation by some 400 persons. appooited. in 1972 when the board ex-the.State Supreme Court "See the Sea" First priority Is student development of pandcd from live to seven members. decision. self~m. self-<iisclpUne "and respect The newest trustee . Norrisa Brandt of Jft~t ruling, the court stated that for othet"s. Irvine ,was ele:ctOO hfardt Urom a sla1e ~ jProjcc\s·~· on • which subs t a n t i a J Other prioritieS are emphasis of basic of seven candidates, to replace Collins. construction was done and substantial academic skills and development of good Lund's resignation came as a surprise money spent by Feb. 1. 19i3 could be study habits. student co u n s e I i n g , to the rest of the board members and to exempted from pcrn1it rules. Improvement of all English programs, OC'hool offici als. The prior date used was Nov. 8 1972 development of creative thinking, and "We're all taken by surprise," said when Proposition 2Q "''as pas~ by development of bette r social awareness. Vorel , who as ,·ice president of the board voters. Fro11a Page 1 SWALLO\VS. • • that 1he s"•a\loY.'S return on only one day. r-.-tost believe it is remarkable enough that lhc birds ny thousands of miles each yea r to return to the same place they y,·ere born. According to tradition the swaJIO\Vs have been coming back to Capistrano on St. Josep~'s Day for 174 years. A variety of cliff swallow, the birds no\v build their 111ud nests under !he eaves of houses in addition lo !he nooks and crannies of the mission buildings. Mud is supplied by two creeks which now through San Juan and by residents who "'atcr their back yards for the purpose. Bui some residents have not been too smitten v.·ith the birds . Several years ago out.raged citizens confronted c i t y councilmen and demanded that they pass an ordinance protecting swallo\\'S frorn nest smashers. The city fathers debated the ordinance for \vceks but never passed it because they t h o u g h t it ··unenforceable.'' • Nesl<runching is still p r a t i c e d because the swallow homes are a haven for lice and bedbugs. but most people tolerate them for the sake of posterity and the economy of the town \\·hich is known throughout the world as the home of the swallows. -r alks Continued In UPI Strike There are 16 educational goals in aU. \li'i!T take over in J.Atnd's absence. Operational goals inch.de improvement lie added he did not feel L nd needed The t\\'O tracts. part of Avco's planned NEW YORK IUPIJ -Negoliations of communications between the school to resign from lhe county rommittee $W million coastal development, have resumed today between United Press ~-rd "·-·"' c1m· . as well. "That's going lo hort us too. 1 .. ,. widergone constant revision since they International and the striking Wire ~eii~";J'' ~':i~~~1°'l'mt~a~~e~s~ need a representative there right 00..;,~~ first surfaced before the commissions. Senrice Guild. A ney,·s bla ckout \\-'as Fire spokesmen said the dining area \li'as totally involved In flame "''hen wiits arrived, but quick action kept lhe flames from spreading through the rest of the large building on the inland side of the Firm Selected To Build Pools At High Schools appearance ol the school grounds and Commenting on the ))06Sibility that The commercial 1.oning planned in imposed on the talks. facilities, a longtt sdlool day. det'feMC Lund resigned In protest to the Hartman tract 7885, most ol which is outside the Union and management negotiatoni 1 ~ st. ud. ent teadlcr ratio and improve athletic decision , Vogel said, "It y,·as commission's permit zone. has been began sessions in New York, one day highway. .) tin I lhe ed not. a kick In the face 10 Hartman. We moved by Avco officials inland and off after the guild.t>egan a nationwide strike con wty o ucation program h hi .,.., through the grades. are setting up the same kind of situa· I c r»,way. of reporte rs. editors and photographers. Police Seize lleroin Other items for board consideration arction UO.A , Santa Ana College and The oceanside tract, or i g i n a 11 y UPI management and non union include : Ora~e Coast College have. proposed at 1,690 units. was reduced to employes throughout the United States -Formation of a citizef'JS committee to " ter all, he got a three percent raise 1.218. The most recent plan had cut that continued to gather. report and deliver back the tax override election in J1me. out of it, and he's still making more than even more to slighl\y over 900 units and the news. Foreign operations were SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Polic• Monday arrested four Cuban nationals on narcotics charges, breaking up what ofTiccrs claimed was a large heroin operalion. Moving on a tip from federal agents, narcotics officers entered an apartment here and seized a pound of pure heroin valued at an t'slimated $140,000 on ~nc illegal street market. A Garden Grove flnn woo a 1376,220 contract Monday to build two swimming pools at the two high school campuses in the Capistrano Unified School Dist rict. An Inf most teechers," Vogel said. added a blufftop pathy,•ay for the public. unaffected . -ormation rtport on the district l r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;-dro g education pn>gram. -Additional expenditures for a joint clty-01.strict teMiif court project. · OUNM COAST .. DAILY PILOT The low offer to build the recreation facilities came from Atlas Custom Pools and district officials hope that work at San Clemente andDana.Hills high school will be done in time for the start of the ne'>'· school year. The bid procedure took only se\•eral minutes, but trustees admitted that the "·ork to arra:ige lhc financing ol the Tar, Oil Globs On Co~ty Coast Traced to Tank~r ,..,. Ori-Co.it OAollY l'JLOT, •1111 ..... ~ · ,. ~ ,,., H•-."••.u. 11 _..!Nf ..,. ma10r project took yrors of toil by U.S. Coasl Guard ii:ivestigators haVf: -0r.,... c .. 11 "llfMl>llW.V c°"""""Y. s..,.. hundreds of parent volunteers throughout tra<:ed those globs of tar and oil y,•hich rtlt .. llloftt ••• "'*lllW, ~l)'_lfvwwol\ ,i.,. Sou h c.... (••••~ {)r J'rld.v. -. c.,,1• ""-· ,..._ ltec11, ~.ue-I ....vuuty. ~ ange County bea~-recently to H""n.,...,,· •-="'~-1t'" 11111,v. L~ Parents successfully pctll.ioned ror the a Gree k tank.er. I MCto, 1"'""''-1-_, s... C1otmtt11,1 f · LI. Cmdr. Louls DeBemardJ of Coast ~.. J-. r111111r-. • '1"'" •f9;on.• ormallon of a special d!.;trlct to pay for Gunrd Long Beach, said the shin ~It"'" " P¥btls .... Stlurll•'t'I ff!d S......y~ lhe plwiges, then campalgned ror a· ti I ned I -r- -r,,. 11r1r1c..,r Miit~'"' .i.nt 11 ,1 ai w,,, apparen · Y c ea · -t! tanks aria pumped 1.1 ~ '""'· eo.r ........... c.1...,"1,, ,,..,.. majority vote at the polls JaSt fall. the tarry residue into the ocean during ltohrt N. w,94 its passage from San Diego to Long "''""'""' •lld ""'11,,,.. Beach. J1c1' 11 . Cvr1,., From Page J The ship, the Vrahas, left Feb. 21 and Vk• ,,.._'""' -GMtra1 ""'""" its records show il ""BS far OUl!ide the :;o Th•"';;1 .. ~•••il ARCHITECT mile zone v.tiere such dlsc!larges are T' • • • prohibited, the Ccmt Guard said. •'"'' A. Mvrphi"' MtMt1"f 1:11i.. Great globs ol the black tar washed up Ch1rf•1 H. L1ot ltich••• '· N•tl increased densities caused by apartment on beac:bes between HWllington Beach .a.0 11""' 111•Nt1"' l•1tw1 and condominium coo.structk>n In older and San Clemente ?.tarch S through 1-tw '"" OMc• Laguna neighborfloods wa.s a common fl.ta.rch a. 2JJ IC1rt1t A~t"w• " ' In" • growmg pa lo clits. ft \li"aS first believed they ""·ere the Mi ill"' ~11'''" ,,o. ••• '''· tJ6iJ He said !hat "'hi le it was a common result of natural petroleum dl.seharges °"" ~ problem cities faced, it is a 5ignlficant from the oeta.n noor, however, an Cot•• M-: ,. Wtt1 ••¥'""' one, and present CX>OCern over density anatms sboWt:d the su'-4nR-to ~ N..,..., a-~· =.J 1r1..._. ...,...,.. ~... uawau1.~ ui:: """'fllf* IUCl'o: ir111 ~ ....,._.., \lo·a~ well·plactd. He said the matter lndooes1.an i;rudc oil. ..,, o-i,; • "'°"" •• c.-Mt •111 rtquired action and that should be Residue found on the ship In Long "'•••••• (7141 MJ~>Jt studi~ carefully. Beach matched l'be beach globe, Coast cr...HW ..._,... MJ·l671 ~faclean is mamed. He and his wife, Guard spokesmen &aid. ~ .._. A• ,,,.., .... 1 Oe«lee. h•\.'e two M>ns. Jan and Marlo. De.Bernardi said thit no action tan be ''"'b111 4f4."'6 They live at 541 Oek St., and have bttn liken again.st the ship or captain as the ~. 1.n. Or•lltt Cotti ....... ,.,,... I ft Id t I I d" ha rrec1· .. C-:="'•'•'· "" -,,.,,.., 11""'"''-· lAO.g'Wla res en s or n ne )lMrs. 1sc rges occu In international -_,,., ., Hvort.._,. ,,.,..'" He joins other board members Peter waters. -••r~w1"""'4-"1 ..,. W "b .m1111 " ""r1a111 .... e13 rod . landscape Architect : Michael A Coo.!C Guard spokesman said It was ~ c1.,. "'• ... 1o11 ,, c1111 Mtw, Schley, ~guna Greenbel t executive common practice for ships to make JUCh OVER THE RIVER and TH-RO-UGH THE WOODS For three more months. PlaceQt ia Ave. will be torn up to widen the sire.et . At times Placent ia Avenue will be closed and access wil l tie available by way of Babcock St .• coming from the back wa y. We hope you will be patient with construction as the re sults wili certainly be worth all the trouble. If you aren't adventurerome, give us a call. and we ·11 bring sample s to your home. i9th -ST. I llllhST. -:S 17th ST. 11------ •1 ~ -,J,~IA 16th ST. '----\.----- ALBEN'S- cARPETs • DRAPES IN COSTA MISA 51NCI ltS7 1663 Placentia Ave. COSTAMEU 646-4838 Mon .• Thun;, 9 fo 51301 Frf. 9 to 9; Sot. 9:30 to $ - • • I • ,,.....~_.w:;:-:;1 :_:r;;"~u~~.. direc tor; Carolyn Skenderian. Arch dlscharfes because cltinlng and mldue 1 ___ _.,_ ... _, .. ____ ._ ... _._,._~_·•_· __ .__..J-. Bta<,"i'> lleight.s resident, and Lu rr1c~1Tl0\:·~a~ln~to~po~rt~d~lspo~~sa~l~sys~le§m~coo~~ts1===::::=========i=============================!_----1• ----Murp~attlst---------rr • • -t ' • ' • J . • LI ba -. • Saddleb&ek U> ITION VOL 671, NO. 78, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PA~S • " ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ' TUESDAY, "(ARCH 19, 1974 I Today's Fina) N.Y. Stocks TEN CENTS ·Aliens Pull Grea·t Escape in County By WIWAM SCHREIBER Of ... Deltr , .... , .... An .. tlmaled 100 W.gal alJons Jumped ln>m the freilbt can of the Santo Fe ,lnin In Tustin eorly loday tn:. the ..... of waiting f<denll offic:en and local police. But in the wild scramble that ensued, the small force of police on!y managed to capture 11 of the aliens. The rest van- lsbecl Into SllmlUDdlng ftelds and ·orange ........ station near Moulton Partway and Red HUI Avtnue. It is consldr · one ol the key lnf1uJ points ror aliens traveling from the San Diego area. "We work that area u often as"''' can and la.st night ... ,., had some help from !ht lrmllcr•tk>n department and the orange Police Department," the Tu s l i n .s pokesman said. Officers partiOpating ht tht raid said they ~xpected the usual small lric.k.Je of a ac NY Senator Buckley Presses Nixon to Resign WAS!IlNGTON (UPI I -Declaring that ll President Nixon stays In office •'the COlIDtry will ~ for a trauma the lites of which we 'haven't seen," Sen. Jame!! L. Bu~tley (RC.N.Y.), today urged him to redgn. Tbe unexpected delectioo of ·one of the President's top ~ional supporters came as Nixon intensified '·rans to blunt aiogressional impeachment moves and ave his presidency. 1bere was no immediate White Hoose Things Bound To 'Emprove' 'Ille sdlool boon! agenda Item wu~ edu_cational ~ PO&ls for ~ Laguna Bead! Unllied Sdiool Di.strict. Some us goals were tbruhed out ln community meeting.o with lnpul from an estimated 400 people. Goal number four is : ''To emprove Isl<) an Engllsb programs.'' Cobb Is Guilty. Of First-degree Murder of Tot .. react.ion after Buctley's news oonference. An aide sa1d Buckley had not met or talked with Nixon this week. Calling It "the most difficult decUlioo I have ever bad to make," the freshman senator said Watergate had ao weakened the presidency that resignation is the only way "by which the crisis can be resolved and the country pulled out of the Watergate swamp." Buctley said be sent a copy of hls statement to Nb:on Monday night, but ret1!t.ved no reply. Buckley said be made his deci!!;l because of "tm a~re of high -illoa, ...,.._ to ......,. and "a quailtative ...,_ wllhln the American ipi.rit." ,._ .. Sen. Edward W. llnloke o f Massacbuaetts ls the only Republican senator to have p.tblldy called for Ni.JOn to 1!1ep doWn, while S<n. Charles H. Percy (JI.ID.), bu oald 1 om e Republicans lhlnk he sboold do so. lluckley said Ibero would be public pn!Slllt• • to teleYbe 811}' "impeodnnent hearings around the wa-ld , aad "tawdry deta ils which in and cl themselves m~ liWe" "''OUld damage the Presideot, the presldeocy and the coontry. "I Jl<Oll050 .., extraordinary act ol statesmaosbip and courage -an act at once noble and heartbreaking, at ooce se<Ving .the greater interests of the nation, the institution of the presidency and the stated goals foe which he so SUOOOSllfully c.1ll!paigned," Buckley said. ''That act is Richard Nt:ton's own voluntary resjgnatioo &S Preaident of the United States.'' Se!late Republican Leadei-HuglJ Srott, asked about Buckley's comments, said, B.v TO~f BARLEY "I think it e.xpeemcs the convidion of a or 11111 0.111 Plltt •• very oonscientioua and vety honorable rds She senator ... Larry Wayne Q>bb, the WO " !Jed" emblazoned In black ink on the "While I do not joln with Sen. Buckley back of h.is jacket, was found guilty of in· bis request at th1s time," Sell. 8arrY First-degree murder late P.1onday in Goklwater (R-Ariz..), &ald, "I wish to Orange County Superior Court. m~ it plain ~J if any evidence .ot a -<l>bb 22' rem ained impassive while ·tbe aiminal act on the pert ot the President ' J<ry cieu~ered.-to Judge H. _wanen.......1'1 ~.I lllajl cbanie my paYtion and Knight the ven!lct "'ached after nearly supporfl5ee.~ proposal." tbn.. day> of deliberations. Buckley said he long ago penooally But be had earlier protested when ura:ed Nlxon to make "the fullest p>SS!ble JUdge Kniitht ordered him to remove the dl5closure" of aD mi~ .relating to J•c)et be.lore the jµry entered the Wate:r"iate. Beca.Ull! NWJn did not., the ~· Three deputies stood over President could not prevent 'the blril whDe be reluctantly took off \he tra.nsformauoo 9f the Watergate incident • oft'pidlng lnlc..tained garment into a -of Wat<rpte crisis of ~~JJ<lge Knight will sent.nee Cobb April (S.. IUl:filGN, I'll&• I) l:Jii Whal """1d be Ill• In pri>oo for the Youn ger Urging· Law to D~fine Mo1n ent of Deatli UlS ANGELES (AP) -Stale Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger said today he will propose legislation enabling doctors lo pronounce j,atients legally dead '*'hen the brain stops functioning, though the heart may still be beating. Younger told a news conference that the measure is aimed at clearifl8 up controvet'.'!ly over when death occurs in cases where organs may be removed for tran.!plmits. The proposal, he said. \\·ould amend the cali!omia Anatomical Gift Act by stating : "A person may be pronounced dead H, based on mual and etmomary standards ol medical practice, it is determined that the per.K>fl has suffered an irre\'ersible cessation of brain function." Yomger, who is seeking re-election. said the proposal was drawn by a task force of doctors, lawyers and theokigians. "What 'ilr'e are talking abouJ," said Berne, ··&-iiMneone wtio has no chance r1. ever moving again, of ever thinking again, of ever doing anything except lying in a bed and having hi.s lungs inflated by a machine.'' Berne said fewer doctors are v.'illing to of£er patients as possible organ donort because they are afraid of a malpractice ·(S.. DEAnl, l'lge !) a.lien. to jump from the train and head for destinations In the Los Angele:! area. "But v.'hen the freigti t car doors opened , they guessed nearly 100 of them jumped out and started running ln all different directions,'' the sr--li:esman said. Some of the 18 alien ; caught by the pollct and immigration offiCers v.·ere nabbed as they hid ln the nearby groves and fields .. All the captuml men were questioned at Tustin polioe headquarters un 2 Officers Said Drunk In Shooting Both Cypress Police Sgt. Thomas Baroid! and Garden C:rove Patrolman Jerry Gray y,·ere drunk v.·hen one Bachelor's II I ba r patron was killed and aolhe r critically \\"ounded on January 5, 1973, the prosecution claimed today in the Orange County Superior c.ourt trial of both officeF.s. Analyst Ronald K. Donihue testified that blood drav.11 from both off-duty office.rs after their arrest indicated they v.-ere well above the blood-alcohol ratio of I percent regardt'd tn law as the level of drunkenness. Dissipation I~ indicated that Baroldi, 26, toad a level or 2.2 percent "'hen he allegedly shot and killed !\farinc C.Orps Capt. Randall S. Robinette, 2S. Donihue claimed. The chemist further testified that his test.s indica ted that Gray, 29, had a blood level of 1.4 to 1.5 percent when he allegedly shot patron Sam Campise. 35. in the chest as the barroom h'acas spilled O\'er lnto the parking lot of the Tustin tavern. Baroldi is charged v.ith the murder of Robinette. Gray is accused of auaull \ltith a dead1y v.·eapon in a shooting that left a bullet lodged one inch from Campise's heart. Prosecution l'itnesses have testified that the shooting erupted from oomments allegedly made by both offiCt!rs lO a nuiMer of girls present in the bar. It has been testified that Barodi shot Robinette in he chest during the barroom struggle and that the dying A1arine assured firemen trying to re\'i ve him that he had b«n trying to help the officers and not hinder them. Bar patrom have testified that Gray later drew a gun from his boot as he sat at the v.•heel of his car and fired the bullet rnat nearly cost Campise his lire. Viej o Thieves Get 82,000 in Jewelry Jewelry valued at more than $2,000 \\'as stolen from a r-fission Viejo home Alonday by burglars v.·ho cut thei r "'ay through a sliding screen v.indow to gain entry, sheriff's deputies said. Deputies said the burglars took the belongings after ransacking lhc kit chen and master bedroom at the home of Unda Yoon. 35, ol 24231 Puerta de Luz v.t.iJe the owner l''a.s ay,•ay. ytng last April 11 of Todd Rockwood. · ld-m -of·c•bl,.s mi.t ...... · r.!oni than 500 poUce and volunt<ers SCQ!J1'ed tile Orange.vea for seven days ofter the child wu reported missing by his mother. SaMy Rockwood, then 17. Swallows -Return-Late Miss llockwood brolte clown Wider ln&msive..questioning and told police that Oobb had murdered her ""' and buried him in a aewer line on an Anaheim eoci1truction site. Cobb then led towmen lo the spot and watmed while tbey unearthed the beaten 1J!>d!o of the d1ild who ns focmd -In hli c:rib Aprll U by hls mother after oho R!dmed from '""" to her °'""" borne. Mia Rockwood and other pn>aeartloa '!llziesses testified during the •-th ui.i that Cobb ,.peatedly beat her son duitii ,,.. r..,. of her OIHlJld.oll ~hip with the defendant w .... "'11fied OD ODO OCCUlon Iha! he . 1'!' unrocognizable after 1 boating j;llmln!Jlered by Cobb. Wit-Aid lhe di!Je's head .... swol~ Oil! of Ill idjoorllon and both eyea were bla<k and -· clooed with bnli.!H. J'l:oeecutor Pot Brian branded the ' • IS.. CONVICTED, l'lge II .,,, Fuel Shortage Does 1i't Swp To urists, or Birds By PAMELA 11A1LAN Of .. Del't ,..., .,... ,Bwallows don't have to ~ abo<Jl a gu lbortage, but ~ that flew -to San Juan eap.trano teem to hlYe IUll'erod an energy crisil of another -· Tiiey ..... la!e· ,,.,,,.,,. of -· undmmled bf the limited availability of psollne, crowded the ~ outside the Old Mission enltuc:e this momlni "1th eyt<, blnoc:ulan and cameru lacing IOUth. pali<tlUy awaiting the ""'"' of the migratory binlr. . Tbe~ .,.,..,, dluppoinled. Tbe blnla arrived at t :f.5 a.m. Even whcii Mlaaion spotemian Bill Smith bad not ytl aclcnowledied the 1<tum.of the birds, iargl! numben ol the nol>y c:ritteno bad olrud)' qqed In • nest-building ln residential areas of the city. Only the mission seemed to lack them. What the mlsslon didn't lack, however, was toumts. Downtown merchants had feared that lhe gas smrtag< would reduce the number of vtsfton ·to ihe city this year. Yet• spot cheek of llctnsie plates on can partOjl alongside the ~n showed that visitors from seven states including New Yott, New Hampsblre, r..... and 'li'uhlqlon, hid made the trip. "'lbe crowd CNtMde: the 1nismn JeerUed a little smalJer Uiis year," said Pltrs. Ellie Pamold, owner or El Peon Plaza, a lmlne$$ area across from the mllllon. "Bul It's a weekday. Jt usually b: smaller on wetk days." The iar,..t aowd JtCOrded war when P.farch 19 fell on a Sunday. On that day in trro, thousands of people jammed the city, sna rllng traffic on the San Diego Freeway for miles. Theze were more people than birds. No one knows how many swallows return IO UlC area Nd! year, flring from Argentina end Brazil In search of the insed.I they live on. but ornithologists claim the number is dwindling. II ls true that the llockl of birds no longer "blacken lM sky" as I.hey ny into town, but the numbers may not. -rily he dec:mlslnJI. The <lly ls much lara:er now and lht swanows are dispersed over a wider area. Tbty no longer ha\•e to Oy to tbe center of to\\11 for· meeting areas. Omithologlltl al.oo dispute the idea (S.. SWALLOWS, Pase I) ,( and then taken into custod .. by the fed- eral offlcen. Two of the a\ieiu v.·ere captured several hours after the others ~·hrn they flagged dov."q_ a police t•ar. mistaking it for a taK1cab, officers said. Roy Boehm, assistant imn11grat1on director for investigations. said todav the ones who escaped probably will catrh taxicabs and other fonns of tran-'lrt.i· lion to get t6em lo thei r destinations. !le s;ud se\'eral of the captured 111ien3 are sus!X'Ct€'d 10 be organizers of the m;iss 1minigratlon. Bot!hrn said the large nu1nbc-r of aliens on a su1gle train is .. hii,:hly unusual and c u!d point to somc kind of smuggling opcorat1on " Ill' i..1id the Tus1111 !rain stop is a cnntinu1ng t•nforecmrnt ht•adarhe for his • es1 ns • D•llr l>li.! 11111 I>~ ·ANOTHER RESIGNATION Bo.rd President Lund I rvine to St 11 <lv R ecomme1u.Jation On P ark Bonds The Irvine City Council y.•ill place a dolla r amount on a proposed park bond is.sue tonight y,·hich could range from f9 million to $20 million. The community Service Comn1ission. whtch has been studti!lg the park issue for months. y,·ill make its recommendations to lhe council tonight. 1'he oou.ncil must dt-cide on the amount this v.·eek in order to get the ]lark bond issue on the June 4 ballot. Though the park bond is expected to be the major item on the agenda of the regular council meeting :it 7:.10 o"clock in the tOY.'ll ceilter. the rol!0\\"1ng items are also scheduled for discuss1Qn: -Proposed organi1..a1ion nn<l tomposi- tion chan~es in the oon1m1111i1y scr\·ices c:ommlssion. -Proposed organization and composition of the plann1n.1; commiss ion. -Authorization lo ad\"erlisc for bids on the proposed College Park Neighborhood Park. Mesa 's Couucil Upset by A11.uua l 'Weed Speech' By RUDI Nll."DZIEL.SKI Of "'41 Dtllr "llDI' Slt!l \'(e«ls bare ffY,' cb.ampions • ..espccially in Costa ;\lesa, Orange County's former liina bean capilal, v.•here !hey are armua\ly and zealously "abafed" as formal policy of the city council. Verlyn ;\farth of 3197 CHrc Vero(' Plarr-. is the ci1y's only kno<A11 defender or 111·eeds. lfe objects force£u!ly and eloquently tt'l !heir destruction and each ;\larch appears before the city COUntil to plead ror the salvation of weeds. ~1arth's yearly weed speech ~tondav night !lO incensed city council mtmbeis that P.fayor Robert \\'ll!On threntcned to order him physically removed from e\'ery city council mce(ing for the ntxt year. ln ;\larth's \"OCCl:bulary "wffd'' means !IOmt kind of groll'th wh.ich 15 of£ens.ive to people v.·ho live around it -'·frtt:!ways , bU!boards, ~gru. t<l•phone poles." An anlculate spokesman for toeological b.alanCP.. ;\larth argues ht.at the city is txttrmlna1lng Mt ..-.·eeds but natural plants which shouldn't be eliminated unless they bother people. He told cowicil members thal pl4nl$ (S.. WEEDS, Page 11 P1·es icle11t Quits Pos~ By -JAN l\"'ORTII 01 I~• Dfllr ,ilel S!ell Saddleback College bo;1nj of trustees president John Lund or Llguna Beach re!iigned ~londay . His resignation is the fourth in a series or resignations that began late last year with the announcement by diarter lrtJSlee l\Uchacl Collins that ht• \\'as quitting to gi\•e more time to his law practit-c. i\ext c-ame trustc-e Atyn BrarulOtl, ._.ho resigned in the v.·ake of a bookmaking COll\'iction. and Hano; Vogel. the board's first president, v.·ho has bought a house outside hi.e trus tee area. Lutxl, \lttlo.se term \1·ould ha\"e expired in 1975, has been on the board since 1970 wtien he v.·~ appointed lo replace charter trustee Louis Zitnik v.•hcn Zitnik rl'Signed. Lund's docision adds a n e w ron1plication to an already I.angled situation facing the school. Friday Gov. Reagan signed an Prnergency bill into law which may change the n1elhod of r e p l a c I n g rac:ancies on school boards. Though the county counsel has not yet determined the effects of lhe bill on the Saddleback district, Dewey Hillman, assistant superintendent of the Orange Cowity DE>partment of Education. said .\tonday it appears the board wUI now have the chOJCt! of ~·hclhcr to appoin t or clC'C't th e nev.' trustees. ,.\ furthe r complicalion in I.he pictw-e is U1at Brannon , \\'ho rt'Sigll<.'d \'erbally after considerable behind the scenes pressure follo~·ing his conviction, has not yr1 made hi.s resignation legal by submitting a letter to llillm;in's office. If he docs not do so hy Thursday, he t;1nnot be replaced ill the June 4 l'lt'Clion-if in f<icl the board decides to take the election route . An emergency nu.-eting ha s been Sf'! for 4 p.m. \\'ednesday by the bo.1rd to dcterininc where to ,go fron1 here. In addition. the school fa ces its first hearin~ ).larch 2i on a proposed de- 1111nex<1tion of the Tuslln lnilu .. ....i School J ti~trict portion of the co 11 e g e district -meaning possihlf' loss of 25 f>Cret'rrt of~its--a~e~ Vlllt1ahon <'Ind 17 D1striC't Beorganization holding the .\larch percent or its students Lund \.\as the school 's reprN:entall\'C ISt-t LU~U. Page 2J or:g:Cil :oast Weath er r\ot 1nuch chance of sunshine along the Orange Coast \Ve<lnes- day, but the \\'Cather service says it'll be mostly sunny inland in the <lflPrnoon hours. Highs at lhe beaches and inland in lhc mid- 60S. Lo" s tonight 45-55. L'\SIDE TODA l' Drought, famine mid titQlect Clire,1tt11 t11e extnlcl1011 of a 011ce·prn11d lribti of IL.'arnor.s. Vulo1re1 .tit atop every telt· pl1one pole, awailing 11ew vrc· trrns. Story, Poge 9. L. Mo .. re • ..... ·-" CIM"'""• • "•'"'"" " ... • ci.utfiM ,,.,. Or•-'"'"''' • , .... ~, " ·-,.,. ,,...,_. " trlrl1 hnH" " De•rll ""'*' • ,_., , .. ... """ ... " ' '*11 l!Uriit11 1).\1 1!111.,11i...-t " , ... ,~ n ,! ... fl« 11·11 r,,..,.,, " I'., ltl9 l.K...C ' W1111 .. , ' "' G-•rCI-" WtMtfl'I Htwt li-1l l'IO .. KIPI " Wtt"M H-• • A1111 L.,,..,._ " • • )? DAILY PILOI IS F ...... r .. el WEEDS ... etnerate .. oxygen and that he could not tmdentand why people "spend mlllk>l:is lo kill planta and tbtn spend mlllloos lo ftillt ·air pollution." Marth informed the cout1tll that the state malntains an off1eial list 9f about IIXI weeds and that he disagrees y.olth the a&rlculturaJ e1pert.s on about 90 pet"<.'f'nt ol them. Among them .b lhe poppy. the state'• official fiw·er. Marth reVP.al€'d. ··1-1ow can the state flower be a v.'eed? \\'hllt is your weed may be my wild flowt'r," he observed. Pitarth's steady drone against Costa ?ilesa's weed abateme-t progra1n Monday night 'lll'as intem1pte<I at one point by Viet Pttayor Jack Harrnnetl v.•ho said. "Why can't his wild flower be our· weeds?" The audience booed. Councilman Dom Ridtl Intervened. eiplalning that the "weeds'' v.·hlch the co.arl.I annually ordeni de6Troyed , tend to dry out and become a fire hazard, thereby meeting Marth's definition. 1be weed abatement progr:. ·1, despite Pillrth's orator,,·, was a;iprovcd by 5--0 \'Ole d.. the council. i T ar, Oil Globs .. \ ' On Coun ty Coast Traced to Tanker FIREMEN PREPARE TO PUT OUT RESTAURANT BLAZ E Da na Poin t's Pelican Fish Co. Loss Estimated at Up to $50,000 U.S. Cout Guard investigators ha\"e traced those atobs of tar and oll wh ich fouled Orange C.ounty beaa.ea re<:ently to a Greek tanker. Restau1·a11t iI1 Da11a Point Lt. Cmdr. U>uis DeBemardi of Coast Guard l«lg Beach, u id the ship appattntly cleaned Its tanks and pumped the tarry residue into the ocean during its passage !rom San Diego to l.Dng Beach. Hit by $50,000. Blaze Th! ahlp, the Vrahas, left Feb. 21 and its records show It wu far outside tbe 50 mile 1.IOne where such disr~rges are prohibited. the Coast Guanl said. Great 11obs ol the black tar washed up on beachel between Huntington Beach and San Clemente March 5 through March •. It was first believed they v.·ere the 1 nsult of natural petrolewn discharges from the ocean noor, however. an analym llho-1 the JUbstance to be lndonellian crudt oil. I Residue found on the 1hlp in l.«lg Beach matched the beach globs, Coast Guard opokosmen said. DeBemardl aald that no action can be taken against the ship or captain as the dllcharses occurred in lntemaUonal lwalen. A Cout Guard apokesrnan said It was a:imJMn practkt for ships to make such dileharles because deaning and residue I ' mncwaI brto port dlsposa1 system costs more. A fast·movlng fire raced through the e*nsively appointed dinine: room of a Darui Point restaurant this moming and , damage was set at nearly $50,000. The blaze erupted shortly be.fore 7:30 a.m. at the Pelican Fish Co., a seafood restaurant at 34130 Pacific · Coast 11ighway. It routed (.'(H)Y.'ner Gary Peck from his bed in an upstairs apal'1n1ent.- Units from three county fire stations converged at the old Spanish landmark and fought flames billowing out of a single window In the dining room. Spokesmen said the flames were knocked down withlrri 10 minutes, but mopup operalioos continued through the morning. Peck said that he dres.sed as qui ck1y as he could and tried to enter the blazing dining room. but was driven back by flames and heat. "There was nothing I could do but get out," he said. His brottier, Mike Peck. 28, said It took two years and $250,tXXI to refurbish the interior of the two-story building and said it Y1ould be difficult to replace the items lost in the blaze. Stained-glass windoWs a.00 expenslve \\'Ood paneling were among the items ruin1>d by the names. His brother, ho14'ever. said the fire mis.sed a cache of vintage wines stored upstairs in the·restaurant. The v.·lne was valued at $10,000, -he nddcd. Firemen said investigators had not yet determined the cause of the smoky blaze and probes would continue through the day. The content~ of tile popular restaurant received about $30,000 dama-ge and the structure it.self had damage estimated at more than $15,000. Fire spokesmen said the dining area was totally involved in flame v.'hen unlt.s arrived, but quick action kept the namea from .spreading through the rest of the large building on the inland side of the highway. I Fro111 Pllfle 1 CONVICTED ••. Charge Dis1nissal Denied r chlld'I death U "murder by constant torture" and lashed Cobb as "a fiend who toot constant delight ln cruelly punishing a helpleaa little boy." Against Newport 's Popeil i Cobb refiiled to answer Brian's questions about 1ns alleged beating• of Tmtd on what the prosecutor said were two vital portions of the case against him. But he repeatedly condemned ~Uss Rockwood as a Har who was promJsed a leaer 1entence by the prosecution if she "'ould appear as a witness against her former peramour. I ,,,..... Pllfll! 1 .DEATH ... \ruit over the question of whether death "'OUld have occun-ed U transplants werM't belng corWdered. The me&Sure does not attempt to provkle a 1ega1 definition of "brain death," only a re<lOIJlliioo that the brain can die before the heart. "\\'hat we're doing here is recognizing that a person can be dead while hLs heart is still be.Sting and can be u.sefu1 to someone else~' Youngers sa.Xi. OU Nel COAST 11 DAILY PILOT By ARTHUR R. VINSEL • Of lt1t O.Uy Plltl 11.tt Qiarges of conspi racy and solicjtntion to commit nturder v.·ill remain standing in the trial of Newport. Be.nch's Eloise Popeil and her onetime bo}iriend. accused of plotting to have her \1·ealthy husband murdered. Long Beach Superior Court Judge )ohn Arguelles today denied defense motions to dis~ charges again.st the Harbor Island socialite and her co-d efendant. He did grant a motion for discovery \1·h.ich v.'ill allow attorneys for '.\lrs. Popeil, 48, of 519 Harbor Island Road, and Daniel Ayers , 37, of Santa Ana, 3 freer hand. The approval will give them access to certain prosecution documents to aid in preparing a defense for the allcgOO n1 urder plotters. Defl'nse attorneys Philip Petty and Robert Green. of Santa Ana , appeared in Department K before Judge Arguelles claiming the local court )lad no jurisdiction. They based their ck1in1 or1 the fact Samuel J. Popcil. fi9, chaim1an or the board' of Popeil BrOs. Inc., was jn Chicago and thus their clients could nol be accu.o;cd hC'rf'. Loog Beach detectives, however, clahn to have develop('({ evidence 10 support a 1nurdrr conspiracy against lhe 1ycoon. ,1~·011h an estimaled $200 n1 111 ion. devrloped here. T1'llt 0..-(•11 DAILY l'tLOT. """'Wlllcfl k i. c:Pntl'-' ""' 11 ........... 11 PWlllllMll .., A pai r of ro-1\W ·crs of A,vC'rs nt ""' o...,.. , ... , l'11D11t11...,. c .... 11t ...... ,_. Douglas Aircraft Company in Long r.,.. .. m_ ••• """'....._, ,....,,.,. ~;~-""-Je--:.lle,_n-;.;;ch have testified they wC'rC' rr1:iincci -nldtr,"Mi' Ciill~H••iiil .• to I rPopeil so fl.IS""'\l,'ifn \\"OUld tnfl(lrlt n Mvl!H......, •-'"-'""' v.i...,., l"""" •.-di. 1rv1"'"""'--'-" ,__,,,,, fortune before the rouple:s pending ,.,, J-c..,i.,_,., • •fflttt ,..loN, divorce action becomes final. .e11...., 11 ,,...i,._ '-"".-••• •1'1111 hl!lil•rt· The .s~pecl ed conspirators ". e re r,.. "11o1:""1 ...w1e111111 , .. ,,, '' •• ""w..1 ,1rrested at l\trs. Popeil 's Ncv•porl Beach .. ., ...... '"'• ~. ~11""''-· ,,.., 111.~,1 N. w.14 home in early January. ,,.....,. .,.. p11611111., Friends and neighbors pledged parcels J.,~ 111• c~.1 • ., of lucrative property to help lhe onetin1e VK1 ,.,.......,, w °"""""t .......,_ r~ ...... ic ••• ;1 Efl'"" Th ...... A. ""··~ltiftt M-ifttt:fllW Ch.it .. H. L•" llli1ll1'4 r. Mtll .... \111111 "'-""'"" UIWI Marine Arrested In 01urch Tl1ef t waitress who married a millionaire make her $50,000 bail bond . Ayt'rs, a machinist laid off by the Long Beach aircraft plant last year. Is also free on bail but is being represented by Los Angeles County Deputy Public Def.ender Joseph Acton. A further c o u r t appe:irance ls scheduled April 5 on a defense molion to suppress evidence agairut the pair, while April 24th is lheir trial date. Judge Arguelles listened to oral arguments for one hour today before refusing to dismiss the conspiracy COWlt, wh.ich is a felony charge and caMOt be reduced. Solicitation for murder can be reduced to a misdemeanor charge u p o n conviction. Hos pital Makes Work Wee k Cuts Fo r Ern"jifoyes By JACK CllAPPELL ot tM 0.111 Pllgj 1 .. 11 South Coast C.Ommunity Ho.o;pilal in South Laguna has cut einployes back to a 32 hours Y.'Ork \\'ee.k because of the reduced patient load and a continuing deficit. Administrator Bernard F. Carr i;a id today. South Coast Hospil-el-los1-$30,® la.Gt- n10tl!h. Carr reported. He said the cut- buck in cmploye hours \\'ill S3\'e the hospital about $60,00o a lll-Onth or its n1on!hly pay roll of $300,000. "In orrler to break el' en, a hospit al must mt1intaln a fairly eonshrtent ratio of cn1ployes of patients. Our hosplta l has been staffcci lo tiike care of a patient load "•hich has remained at or above 90 percent of our bed capacity ever since January of 1973. "Rteently, It has dropped below that level, v.1ith the result that our etpeMet ha\·e remained the same while our. -· c"" Mw•· n. """' 1.., ,1t-ttt re\·eaucs have continued to fill and we "?..,!.... ... .!:~111:1~"':::.' ,.-::,-;-A young i\larine "'as jsilf'd on burglary arc operating In !be red," Carr said. """11'",.,, tt1C11 1nJJ ._,, ~ .. d cha.roes t\londay b11 Oranne County He said today there are 100 patient! al k ft C.~: al ....,., El CM'IN •••I II I 0 ~.l-Sheriffs deputies who claim he Is the lhe 14S.bed facility . Of those lU ~. IS ,....,.._ in4J 64J-4JJ1 man "·ho rarlltr rined ttK! office desk at are maternity beds and art not counted Cl_,.. .... ,,, u '41·1611 a L..iguna llills church. in the palit':nt·1oad formula , be seld. a. c......_ Al • ., • ., •• 1,i Deputies booked Charles Rtcruird Carr s.ald the hosplt8l was alw hit by ,...,.... 4tJ-44Jt ~tcLean, 19, of El Toro ~Tnrint': Corp$ Air lnnAtlon and rising costs whl~ belng c....,..,,, 1t1J. °'""" e..11 PW1t111roe Station into County Jail shortly after rrstrained from matching tht costs c .......... '" -1wi... '""'"''......,· S7.50incashv.·11stakenfromS1.Gcorge 's because of aovemment wage.pri ce '"""'"'' _,,.., ., ~1-,.,..... I I _, w ,... .. _. WllNN! -~ _ f.:piscopal Church, 23802 Avenldn de ll contro s. . ""''..,. tr _,...., -· Carlotta. "\Ve a.re trying to react to It; to keep ~1••i.;::;r::., .. ~:~7~ Church officials ~11d the ~lef ent~red ttfloat.'' he said. Nudes Streak Newspaper Uncov ered Quartet Proi.es t Lack of N~ws Coverage . Four male stn.un o!nlci< Ille ~y Pilot'• Colla -"-Monday in s.llent but stark naked outrage, over the ~pet'• coverage of the cum:nt wave ol spring madness. The yooths who kSenuned themaelvt3 as member• of the Ftnt Fashion Isle Streaklng Team, dropped two not.el dllrlq lhelr z1,.,., run lhrouJh the bulldlng, each one lndlcatln( theln wu a "~t 1truk demanding equal time." "\Ile have had three good streaks at UCI at lunch, and the F'aslUon 1'1e streak with 10 '"fin& CdM ldng1 . Le1'1 bear aomethlnc,' !he band written nous demanded. An adverti1lng department emplo)"e, Soe Hm:terson, sald &he wu waiting outside the bu ilding for her husband to pick her up for IUDCb when S'be heard lbe l'romPqe J LUN D • • • on the Counly O>mmltte ol School 27 hearing. Jle announced P..fonday he ls resigning from the post aa well. leaving the IChool without a representative just a week before the hearing. Though lAJrd could not be readied f<rr confinnatioa, some .chool d I s tr i ct observers linked his resignation to the board's decision to relieve football road\ George Hartman ol. duties as athletic director. Lund wa.s 1n P..fexlco "1ien the boQrd decided to relieve Hartman and did not learn of their dfciakln mtll the weekend. 'Ibo only ...,, vacancleo today are the seata ol Vogel and Lund. Spok..,,,.., In the olfloe ol ... 1a1aa1 county superintendent Dewey Hillman said lhey lnlerpttt Lund'• letter lo mean that bis mlgnation will take effect immediately, slnce oo other dale wu specified. VOflel and Bramon both Indicated they "'oold serve until the·· are replaced, Vogel olflct.oUy and Braunoo unoffidally. 'Ibo lat.et resignation from the ,.,,..,. member board, ·assuming Brannon does resign by Friday-leaves only one charter trustee from the 1even-year-old boanl : Patrlci< Bac!M ol Ilana Point. Donna Beny ot ldlwlion Viejo and Dr. James Pt1anhall ol Laguna HUl.s were apponlled In 1172 when the board ex· p.anded fn:m five to seven members. The newest trustee, Norrlsa Brandt of Irvine . was el«ted March 5 from a slate of seven candidates, to J'!Place Collins; Lund's resignation came as a ~ to lhe rest ol the boanl members and lo school officials. "We're all taken by surprise," said Vogel, who u vice pre<ident ol the board will take over In Lund's ab!lence. He added he did no< feel L nd needed to re5lgn from the county committee as well. "That's going to hurt us too. We need a representative there right now." Commenting on the pogslbllily that Lund resigned in protest to the Hartman athletlt.i)decislon, Vogel said. "It was not a kick in the face to Hartmaa. We ~ are setting up the same kind of ,situa· aretion UCLA, Sant.a Ana College and Orange Const College have. "After all. he got. a three percent raise out ol it, and he's still making more than most teachers," Vogel .said. -.. Patrick Backus said he was "shocked and totally 1~" by the resigna- tion. Dr. Fred Bremer, president of the !IChool, wu unavailable for oomment to- day. l\fexico R a tions Beans EL PASO, Tex. (UPI) -In a move to prevent hoarding and panic buying Monday, the P..lexican Industry and Commerce Department ordered beans rationed in nearby Ciudad Juarez. twr men talking, !urned around and aaw them heading for tbe door, ltark naked. "They were tlppytoelng Lhn>tlgb lhe fuchfl las. All ol them were about high school or college age, but I can't aay hOw old they were because l haven't seen very many YOUN men in t'be nude," she aald. "I noticed that they bad white faMJ<l. lhou;h." Burstln( through Ille fmtt door; the unmalked men jogged through the front lobby, past ao unperturbed customer and directly into the circulaUon department where 30 district manageri were cathered for a meeUne. "They came ttrougli here ln 1beolute allence. You could hav~ heard a pin drop," •id office manager Ruth Leavitt. one of three women who witnessed the nude joggers. • T eachers Ask $1.2 Million Benefit Hike The Capistrano Unified S c h o o I District's teachen htonday submitted an Initial wage-benefit request lo trmtees which eou.Jd run more than $1.2 miruon extra if oompletely approved. In a presentation wfilch drew no official response from trustees, teacher .spokesman 0\3.rles Conklin said the requests amount to a 15 percent Increase to oompensate for three years "-cost~f· living i.Dcnaaes. 1be sea:ind ma;or reqUESt called for the di.Viet to pay full costs for medical and dmlal benefits for employes and dependents. The present plan hu the district paying the entire premium for employes and half that fOf' de~OOeots. Although complete esUmates have not been calculat.td. district spokesmen said later at P..1ooda y's session that the requests could oost at least $1.2 million. The district's total payroll at present i.s clCMM? to $8 rru1lion a year. Conklin and other teacher spokesmen for weekJ have assailed the district 's pa.st pay increues by emphasizing that the major surg~ in living costs far exceeds the raises pven the teac..~. At the board's preVKIUS session the tone of. increased teacher militancy was set v.i th picketing by tv.-o dozen teachers angry over a turnabout in t h e adminlstralioo's attitude towa.n1 a tax· override election this summer. Sop!. Trwnan Benedict told t:ustees at that l!IE!:S4ion that be bad stlllied the district's finances more cloeely and bad changed his mind. lie no longer en11or...r an override for the late spring. Trustees agreed and decided no< to acbedule the vote. Benedict added 1t that semkln that the d~trl<t, with aome bell~lghtatlng, could afford to cootlnue under the present tax format and that "rea.utBble" wage incmlses would be Included. Teacher sp>kesmen, however, sbtwt!d that lhe educational program already Is suffering because ot an austerity program . Conklin led the dlSCUS.!ilon and U9ed his F.nglish classes at Dana Hills High School as an example. Textbooks, be said, We!'e ln short supply ~ there were not emugh to go arow>d. Spokesmen from San Clemeole High School agreed v.i th the assertion that the proiram would sul'fer if the override v.·en not approved by a simple ma}ority of the electorate. Negotlatlona will oow follow the traditional initial request by the teachers and the 'fl'rangling could oonlinue for months. 1be ol:llervtrs v.·ere ao ltunMd by lbo llgfltnlni a ppe arance and diaappt.arance -ol lbe 1trtaken that no one said anything at all for minutes afterward, according to Ctrculatkln Director Milan Leavitt , who had just opened the meetln( •·Ith a joko abotit streakers. "The 811Y on "'-desk CltCy drowed one of the nota dlch't even notice 'What happened," added Leavitt, v.'bo added tbat the streakers made their a:etaway in a v.ilite van. In their run through I.he buildlng the streakers mlalled the nev.•1room ~ ec!Jt.on and reporters were busy puttinC out Monday's ed.!Uorui which contained, among other valuable bit.a of lnfonnatk:ll, the latest .!ilreailng news. ,,,..,.PfifreJ -lj SWALLOWS .• • 1 that the sv.·allows return on only one day.' ~lost believe it is remarkable enough that the birds Oy thousand! of miles each year to retWll to the same place they were bom. l According to \JJdltion the swallows ha\'e been coming back to Capistrano on St. JGSeph "s Day for 174 years. A variety of cliff swallow, the bird~ now build their mud nests wider the eaves ol hoUses in addition to the nooks and crannies of the mission buildings. Mud is supplied by two creeks which Oow through San Juan and by reatdents who water their back yards for the put'p(l&e. But some residents have not been too smitten wt.th the birds. Several years ago ootraect citizens oonfronted c i t y oounctlmen and demanded that they pa.s.s an ordinance protecting s•;allows from nest smashers. The city fathers debated the ordinance tor \\'eeks but never passed it because they t h o u g h l It "unenforceable." Nest-crunching Is still pr at iced because the swallow homes are a haven for lice and bedbugs, but most people tolerate them for the sake of posterity and the economy of the town which Ls known throughout the world a.a the home of the swallows. From Page 1 RESIG N ••• regime." Butkley, who in the past !Upported the President but Indicated rectfltiy some misgiYings over Nixon's handling of \\'atergate, aaid .. the character of a regime always renects and eJ:pceMeS the characte!" of its leader. lt is he who appoints hU executive staff. The captain i.s responsible ror hla ship, t h e commander for his army, and ~tr. Nixon has explicitly r e c o g n I z e d this responsibility.·• BuckJey said Nixon's resignation wruld end the impeachment process. "Congress would be automaUcally- discharged of the Watergate affair, and could devote itself to its legislative business," be said. Wine T asting Planned By Viejo Art Group A \fine.la.sting party and silent auction\ of the ~fission Viejo. Art Aw:>ciation i& scheduled for a to 10 p.m. Thursday ·~ the Deane Homes Swim and Racquet\ Club, 26221 Tiem. Circle, Mlss km VieJO. Proceeds from the event will provide scholanh.ips for prospective art 11tudfflts. at ~Ussk>n Viejo lllgh School, El Ton> Higb School and Saddleback College. The public is invited, a spokesman said. OVER THE RIVER and THR6UGH -THE weoos -- For three more months. Placentia Ave. will be torn· up to wide n the stre.et. At times Placentia Avenue will be closed and access will tie available by way of Babcock St .. coming from the back way. We t)ope You will be patient with construction as the results wili certainly be"worth-alHhe trouble. If you aren't adventuresome . give us a call. and we'll bri ng samples to your home. 1'1111 ST. =1 18thST. 17th ST. i I 1663 - -l'lACINTIA 16th ST. , ' CARPETS • DRAPES .. COSTA MISA SINCI 1tS7 1663 Placentia Ave. CQSTA MISA ,646-4838 -.-n..... t .. s.JO, r.i. • .. '' s... tiJO .. s .. • 1 Iha .. lik Ja ha .. Ille onl ' =7~~~,;!~,. i vr-f--1he-,,rtm-..vla..aa....unl0$:ked front door "\Ve mu!lt t'ltber n!duct our staff or and l.Ook the cash fron1 the off1ce.~ll"Slr-nrrtatl-t~bet--of t'lour¥-out-Pl'elen"-t------------------..:_----------===========---~Jl_J rnrl~ ~Jonday. sl11ff ~·orks. ( • Huntington 0-eaeh Fountain :V,alle . . . .. Today's Final N.Y. Stocks VOL 67, NO. 78, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1974 TEN CENTS • Aliens Pull Great Escape • ID County By WIILIAM SCH!tEIBER Of .. NllY '"" llttf An estimated 100 illegal alltns jumped from the fn:ight can ol the Santa Ft train in Tustin torly today In. the .,,.,. ol waiting federal olflcers and local police. 1 But in tbt wild scramble that ensued, the small force of police only managed to capture l&-of the alima. The mrt nn- ilhed into ""'1><Uldlng fields and onnge rroves. NY Senator A call for mutual aid asstslance brougbl tbt Q>sla Mesa Police htliaJ1"tr Eagle ll with pilot Randy Nutt and obeervtr Ed SUtton hovering over the ....,., illuminating It with floodllgbts. They said tbty spotted 30 to 40 " tht fugitives scampering for cover ln the surrounding area. A spokmnan for tbt 'l'llstln Police ll<portmebt said today the tnln - termed the ''Allen ~·· -stops ~ night at mldnlaht at a 1mall Buckley Presses' Nixon to Resign WASIUNGTON (UPI) -lleclarlng that ll President Nlxoo s!a}'I in office "the country will be in for a tnwna the likes of which we haven't seert," Sen. James L. Buckley (RCN.Y.), today u11ed hhn to resign. The unexpected defection of one of the President's top congressional mipporters came as Nixon intensified 1 ·rorts to blunt congressiooal Impeachment moves and &ave his presidency. There was no immediate White House reactkJn after Buckley's news conference. An aide said Buckley had not met or talked with Nixon this week. Calling it "'the most difficult decision I have ever had to make," the freshman senator said Watergate had so weakened the JftSidency that resignation is the aoly way "by which the crisis can be 'J'rustees· Eye Campaigning 'Guidelines' Politic.al campaigning by candidates for local and state offl~ may take on a De\\' style on campu_.:!S in the Huntlngton Beach Unloo High School . District ~ school boon! Presid<Ot George Logan W his way. .. Lojan bas asked high od!ool tnJst<es to dbcuss five guidelines at !ta Mardi 2S meeting: They an:' • -No campaign litera t ure be distributed on campus. ..i.No campaign workers be solicited al ---No derogatory remarks be made ·by me candidate about another. -Members of the public be allowed to attend any poliitcal presentations. -Trmtees be notified 72 hours in advance ol a political appea:ance. The proposals were sparked by rteent appearances of state Ass e m b I y candidates in political science classes at Marina High School in Huntington Bead!. Local office seeke~ spoke to the claoses three d~ferent limes. and passed out promotional brochures. Logan objected in particular that one ol. the candidates, Dennis Mangers, ls a -" the blgh school • >Ord. Li5Pfi indJcatei:I be C11ly Wantrsucf'I speeches to follow certain guidelines. "II i,, oert.ainly a teacher's prerogative to invite candidates and elected officials to give prexntatlom to their classes," he said. Ceut Weadter Not much chance of swl.1hJne aloog tho Orange Coast Wedots- day, but the -.utber let'Vice say1 it11 he -ly IUDDJ inland in tbt afternoon hours. Hlgils at tht beaches and inland "' the • mlcl- 60s. Lows tooight ~ INSWE TODAY Drough~ ·!•min< mid Tl<Qtect thrtAttn the extinction of 4 on<e-proud tribe of warrion. Vulture• 1fC atop CVfll' klew phone pott, atoa.ith~g new ~ tims. Storti, PaQc 9. LM.-• -·-" ~ • ......... ·--• ·-""' ---• ·-" -, .. ,, c ..... ,. " '""" ....... " --• -, .. ........ ,_ ' ·--11-11 ·--11 T-" ·-11·11 ,._, , ---' -... -n ._..,,.... ,.,. ....... hll" " --• ---.. ... ,...lvtd and lbe oountry polled out o! the Watergate swamp." '· Buckley said he sent a copy of hls statement to Nixon Monday night, but receivtd no reply. Buckley said he made his decision because of "an atmosphere o! bl~ emotion, dangerous to rea!On" and 'a qualitative change 'lloithin the American spirit." Sen. Edward W. Brooke of lt1assachusetts is the only Republican senator to have p.1bUcty called for Nixon to step down, while Sen. Oiarles H. Percy (R-DI.), has said some Republic.ans think be should do so. Buckley said there would be public premire to televise any lmpeachmmt hearings around the workl; aM "tawdry ~et.alls Which In and ot tberMelve!!i m~an little" would damage the President, the pt"eside!lcy and the oountry. "I propose an extraordinary act or &ia~g and,~ -an act at ..,.. noble ml beorUlreatfnc, at ooce ..mag lbe er-eater . lolaresta ol tbt -Ibo -.. tile pr..meocy and lhe stated goa1g 1or which 11e so ~ly campaigned," Buckl•y said. '"That act ls RJcbard N~'s own voluntary resignatim as Prtsidellt of the United Slate!." Seoate Republican Lead<!' Hugh Sa>tt, asted··about Buckley's comments, uid, "I thiDk it expresses the conviction of a very conscientious and .very honorable senator." "While I do not join with Sen. 'Buckl•y In hls request at this time," Sen. Barry Goldwater (R·Arlz. ), said, "! wish I<> mate it plain that if any evklence of a criminal act oo the part ol lhe President Li pn>ven, I shall chango my iqltion and support tbt Buckley pnipoeal." Buckley .said be long ago personally W1ed NWXI to make "the fullest possible disclosure" of an mat.erials ~latlng to Watergate. Because Nixon did not, the President couJd net prevent "the transformation of the Watergate incident into a kind of Watergate crisis of regime." Buckley, who In lhe put supporUld the President but indicated recently some misgivings over Nixon's handling of Watergate, said "the character of a regime always reflects and ex~ the (Set RESIGN, P1ge Zl * * * Ni xon in Texas To ace Qufz By Executives WASHINGTON (UPI) -Rl>suming his get~t-and-be-seen strategy in an effort to blunt Watergate critics and those who denand bis impeachment, Pttsident Nixoo flew to Texas today tor a J!?tl<\"llly tele~ quostlon·and·answtr session With roidCast execi.ilfves. In Houston, Nlion will be bokling his third public appearance o u t s i d e Washington in five days -a ma)or departure for a presldtnt who generally hu nialntained a low proflle durtng bis -OOterm. His bour-oog qutltloolng .....,., before tbt Nallooal Assodalloo of Broaclcallu1 l.s to begin at 5 p.m. PDT. Nlxoo was I<> l[ltl!d the night In floultal and re-I<> W.,iungton · w-.;, afternoon. During bis visit, be 11 to inspett prepanllons being made at the Lyndon B. Jolmsoa Spece Center for lhe joint U.S.-So¥1et • ff o rt to -...S two space vehicles, and decorate tbrte Apollo -ul& -GuPI T. Carr ol Santa Ana, Willlam Pogue and Dr. Edwmf Oiboon, fonntrty of San Otmmte. White: Houae 90Ul"Cet say Nixon belltves that public eipoture will demanatratt be II 1 ltnln& presldtnt fully In command of the Admln!Slrallon, not an tmbaUled ma.n on the brink of reolpl"I In 1-of lmpeadnntnt threats ud Inquiries Into ~ la• retums. • station near ~foulton Parkway and Red Hill Avenue. It ll consid,. one of the key influx points for aliens traveling from the San Diego area. "We work that area u often as we can and last night we had some help from the lmnUgraHon depanment and the Orange Police Department," the T u s t i n spob111W1 said. - Offtcer! participating in I.he raid said they expected the usual lmall trickle of Ul'I T""""°lt 'NIXON SHOULO QUIT' N. Y. Senator Buckley Cou.1icil Denies Polic e Workers Oivn, Association City councllmen refused t1onday night to allow the 65 civilian workers in the H!Dllington Beach Police Department 10 ronn their own as.wciation for salary negotiatkm. . • 1l1e civilian police v.-orkers are currently part of the Muni - cipal Employees Association t~1EA) v.tlich represents all city v.'Orkers except firemen ,. policemen, managemenf and the lifeguards. .,. Mark Reid. a field director for the California League o! City Employe Associations . told councilmen that dvilians working for the poliCE'-depan· ment ta« a different job situation than city ~"Orters. "They have to \\-'Ork shift..s, they have background investigations, they have polygraph test..s, secretaries have to do body searches of female prisoners - they have their 0"11 communi1y of interest," contended Reid. "A commlDlity of interest could also be said · of all the other departments." COWltcrOO city Personnel Director Ed 1bompson. "We oould have 18 different bargaining units as opposed to the five we have now." "Labor harmony would best be served by allowing it," wamed Reid, who stepped in • to represent the police a:J80ciation in its recent contract feud with the city. c.omcilmen unanimously r e j e c t e d Reid's plea but Mayor Matney did advise that civilian -workers could be repreeented by the police association rather than f\.IEA, if the r:>lice as.10Cia· lioo allows ii. 8 Tons of Pot Seized ACAPULCO. 1'-lexico (l.:PIJ · Au~!ies anoounced today t h e conf1SC3tion of eight tons of marijuana and the arrests of five persons on highways near here. Final Salu te To Cit y Hall It was nearly 10 )'ears ago that O:>uncilman Don Shipley led the nag salute to open the new Huittlntton Beach City Council chambers ln Memorial Hall. That.was Oct. 19, 19&4. Shipley b the onJy one of the seven current councilmen who was there. so Monday night ht again led the flag salute -this lime to clost the old oouncil dwnben in Memorial Hall. . . Monday's medng'was tbt last In tilt old building. 'Ille council's next rquJar -will be April I in the new civic cecter at Main Street and ~farWon Avenue. The last ~tiog was a Jong one. It was past midnight w h e n councilmen fi11311y quit. · aliens to jump from the train and head for destinations in the Los Angeles area. "But v.ilcn the freight car doors opened, they gue!sed nearly 100 of them jumped out and started rurunng In all dllferent directions,·· the !'° · ·-~sman said. Some ol the 18 alien 1 caught by the police and immigration officers y,·ere nabbed as they hid ln the. nearby groves and fields. All the captured men v.we q!M'!tioned at TUstlD police headquarters and then taken into custod. by the f1'd· eral officers. Two of the alirns v.·ere captur<'d several hours after the others wh1•n they flagged dO'ATI a police c.1r, mistaking it for a taxicab. officers said Roy Boehm. assistant immigration director for investigations, said today the ones "'ho escaped probably v.·111 catch taxicabs and other forms of Iran Xlrt.1- tion to get them lo !heir destinations. lie ~;11d s('\'cral of th{' fapturt'.'d ahrn.'\ ;1rt• ~u~pcctrd to Ix· orgallllt:rs or the n1ass unmigrat1on . RQ..•hm said the l<1r~l' 11u1nlx'r of ahl'nS on a sn1gle-train 1s · h1~hl\ unusuJ1 and t'ould point to son1r k1n1l IJf sn1uggl111~ Opi'rat1011." Ill.' said the Tustin 1r.11n .'•\Op IS a con1lnu1ng cnforct'llll'lll ht·JdJl'hC for !us officl'. Meadowlark Airport Reprieve Granted By TERR V COVlLLE Of ,.... Dally l'Moit '"" l\.teadowlark Golf Course was saved ~tonday night from permanent • open space mnlne-as a "gesture of good fa ith'' v.·hile the c11y tnes to buy the 95.S-acre greens. Huntington Beach councilmen grtinted the reprieve after ~leadow\ark ov.11ers complained the proposed rezoni ng was a hammer to deviate the course by $1 million. Cecil lfollingsworth. CO-O\\ncr of tile course, said they could ha\'e sold the land last year to a housing developer for $4.4 million. ·· "But v.·e have demonstrated over the years oor desire 10 have it stay as .i golf course. \Ve feel proud the city wants to retain it. All y,·e ask is fair compensation. We'll ready to sell at a lesser figure, but not at what the cily has often!<!." Mea~·lark represefltative! and city officials wtre scheduled to meet today for further talk! about the undisclosed asking price. Couneilrnen agrffd the liming for 1~ rer.oning was unfortunate, 50 they agreed to hold it until April 1. The golf course Is currently zoned R· 1, for single family devt'lopment. which y,:oold Allow the construct ion of houses on it if the land were sold. City orficials "·ant to change that zoning to a brand new ROS rrcc reallon open· spacel desi gnation ~:hich would prohibit any form of h o u s i n g development. Councilmen did attach the ROS title r.londay night to the Hun tington Harbour Beach Club and the 137.5-acre Seacliff'k O>untry Club . Bill Foster, general manager of the Jluntington Beach Co. which owns Seacllff. labeled the r ezoning "unreasonable and arbitrary." Ile s.aid golf courses had alv.·ays been alloWed in R·l zones therefore the ne\\-' Cobb.Ruled Guilty Of First-deg ree Murder of Tot By TO~f BARLEY Of "" o.u, "'"' jllff Larry Wayne Cobb, the words "She Lied" emblazoned in black ink on the back of his jacket, was found guilty of First-degree murder late ~fonday in Orange County Superior C:OUrt. Cobb. 22.. remalned..impa.ssive ~·bile the jury delivered to Judge H. Warren Knight the verdict reached after nearly three cmys of deliberations. But he had earlier protes ted when Judge Knight order~ him to remove the jacket berore the jury entered the courtroom. Three deputies stood over him while he reluctantly took off the offending lnk·sfalned garment. Jtidge Knight will sllitehee Cot5b April 8 to what could be life in prison for the slaying last April 11 of Todd Rockwood, the l·year~ld son of Cobb·s mistress. More than 500 ,police and volunteers scoured the Orange area for seven days after the child was reported missing by his mother, Sandy Rockwood, then 17. MW Rockwood broke down under lnteMlve qu estioning and told police that Cobb had murdered her son and burled him in a sewer line on an Anaheim coMtruction site. · Cobb then led lawmen to the spot and watched while they unearthed the beat.en body of the child who wu found dead in his crib April 11 by his mother after she returned from work to her Orange home. Miss Rockwood and othtr prosecution witnes.'les lestlfied during the t~monlh trlal that Cobb repeatedly beat her son ~uring IWO rears of her on-and-off relationship w1lh the defendant. ll was testified on one OCC&!ion that ht was unrecognlr.ablc after a beating admlnllteffii by Cobb. WILnwts said the ch*l's bead wa1 swollen out of all proportiQn and bolh eyes were black and almoct closed with bruiJJeJ. . Proe<cut« Pat Brian bra~ the (Su CONVTCTED, Page fl .• ROS designation v.•as unnecessary and in!>tru:'led the r11v ~laff 10 ask the county re}X"esentcd a doYo'TIZOning of the property. tax assessor 1! H0s zonc-s nl tRhl get some foster told councilmen there arc no type ol tax break on the 1and. plans 10 change the use of Seacliff as a Tht! (IY:ncr:. of thl' Harbour bctich tluh i::olf COUTS<'. but sometin1C's th r did not protest that n:zoning. J,111 Jerry boundaries of it are moved to flt bcttrr Shl'a, an atloini·v for tl11~ Jlunt:ngton with new housing on the eJgt' c.f the Beach Co .. did. · • course. Shea, speaking on his 011i•n behalf. i.a1d Councilmen , v.·i\h Ted Bartlett lhl· lone hr d1dnl understand \\h~· lhC' founc:il no vole. rewoed it anyv;ay. but ~Ste REPHIE\IE, I'll,. 2J ~~~~~~~~~'---'-~~~~~~ ~~ . He lfma"t Esc ape James Earl Ray (center). serving a 99-year sentenrc fo r the. 1nu,rder of Dr. ~lartin Luther King Jr .. rnakes a ~u rpr1se appcarancc _1n :'\ash- viUe federal courL-and declared it on·ould. be.. "idwJJC _!or h1nl to al- tempt an escape when there 1s a ehance for a nc\.\' trial. Ch a rge Dis11iissa l De_nied A·gainst Newpo rt:s Po1Jei l Dy ARTHUR R. Vl~SEl. 01 ll1t ~ily l'llet Slell Oiarges or conspiracy and solic1t11!1on to commit murder will remain stand1ni; In tHe trial of Ne.,.,·port Beach's Elu:~c Popeil and her onetime boylr1f'n<l . accused of plolling to have her '\ealU1y hmband murderOO. Long Beach Superior C.ourt Judge John Arguelles today dcnil'Ci defense motions to dismiss charges against the tiarbor Island socialite and her CC><iefendant. He did grant a motion for discovery v.'hich wlll allow attorneys for :'\tn . Popeil, 48, of 519 }farbor Island Road , and Daniel Ayus, 31, of Sanla Ana. a frttr hand. The approval will give lh~m a~ to certain prosecution documents to aid In prtparing a defense for the allegt.'d murder plotters. Deft:me attorneys Philip Petty and Robt.rt. Grffn. of Santa Ana. appeared in !lcp&t1mont K before Judge Arguelles c!a1min~ the loral rour t h,•d no 1111·1schct1on Thi'\' b.1sed thr1r clairll orl th·· fact s~muCl .J. Popc1I. J.9, eh:11rman of !he board nf l'opeil Rrns lnC' ..... 1:-; in Ch1rai;11 ,11\d thus thctr clients rould not h'· nccu.scd hm . Long Beach detectt\'cs. ho11('1l'r, clairn to h:;\·e df'velopcd cv1dl"n<.'t' 10 $Upport :t murdC'r ron:o;p1rary ;i~;un~t the-1ycoon. "'Orth an est1m:ited $200 rll 1111 on , dc\eloptod here. A pair of CO-\\Ol'kC'r, o( ~yPrs al Do11gla'i Aircraft t.;omp.1n} in LonJ:: Beach h11vC' 1es11ficd thf'y v.ere ret.a1ncd to kill Pope1I so his .v.·1fe "ould inh<•rit a fortune before lhl' i:ouplc's pendjng di\orct action becomes finnl. Th<' suspectt.'d ron~p1raton w t r e arrested at ~!rs. Popel1 's ~<.'\11JOrt Beach home 1n e~rly January. ~'r1cnds and neighbors pledged parce~ of lucrative prope_rty to help the onet ime wa1lrcM who marriOO a millionaire m11ke CS.c POPEll,, rag• 21 I 2 UAll .. Y P~or ___ • _____ fo;:Hd='':' :M:":''='q:' :":':'---------=---·--------. Me sa Phone Aide Heard A top official from Paclnc Telephone's Costa ~fcsa olfict testified I.Oday In the ~fitchell-Stans 1rlal about long-distance telephone conver.:tallona of Jo~. Donald Nixon or Newport Beach. Streeter King, Orange Coast district manager for the telephone company, ...,·as called upotl by the Justice Departn1cnl to verify the rttard or Nixon·; long-distance calls for an undi.sclosC!d period. No criminal links have been alleged betwten President Nixon's older brother and former attorney general John Mitchell , former commtrce secretary Maurk:e Stans, or International financier Rober1 Vesco. ~1itchtll and Stans oire on trl.aJ In New York on charges or perjury, conspiracy, and obstruction of ju!ttlet in connection v.·ilh allegations that Vesco attempted to exctlange a $200.000 c a m p a I g n cont ribt.ulon for the shelving of a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation of h.is business. The testimony of Pacific Telephone's King today was routine, according lo a oompany ~l!Okesman. King 'A'as 11skea in court to certify that the record of Nixon's ODllversaUons -including the phone numben called, the dales and the length ol conversation -was authentic. He was DOI. asked to interpret lhe rte0rd. F. Dmald Nixon's name v.·as first linked with Veeco's alleged innuence peddling when il was disclosed that his D'.I, Dmald Jr., was a V~oo aide tn tbe period in 1972 when the lrregularitle.s allegedly occurred. Last week It WIS further disclosed that V~ allegedly wrote a memo to Dona.Id Nixon attempting to perstiade him that federal investigation into his af(airs ought to be dropped. Vesco, in a memo addressed pmonally lo Donald Nl100, alllO a 11 e g e d I y threatened to make public a $200.000 · campaign contribution to Prtsident Niion's re-election campaign tr the federal actkln was not dropped. When the memo was read in court last week, it wu not establilhed whether or nol It had aetulilly been delivered to lloolld Nixon. l'ront PGfle l REPRIEVE .•. didn't rer.one the beach club for commercial use lnstead of optn space , since It b noUlinc but 1a restaurant and a ruI estate offlce. He lost. 1be Hunfilllton Beach Qlmpony'a FOlltt did win one ,.zon1., battle. ni.... small dusters rl oil wells, located on.the S-111/ roll c:oune, ...,. also ochedllled to be UIO<d ROS. , They CUJTenUy carry an R • 4 , apartment zonlflt and Foster success- fully a r g u e d that they have never been used for open space, were never pl&Med for It, and are twoo small (sii acres total) to be useful for it. Councilmen dropped the monlng plaM on the oil well clusten. ' Salmonella Seen In Two Deaths <;ap sule Council Action Het< In capsule form m tlle major ..U-IU"'1 Mol>day Jll&ht by lhe Uuntin(ton Btacl! City COunciL _ OPEN SPACE: R<zoned the S<adll! C.U.try Club IOd .lluntlnlf<>ll llarbout Beach Club to ROS lrect••tlon open IJll<O), delayod unW April I llmllor mi.Ing on Meadowlark Golf Courie, end refuSfd a cluster of olt well' on the Sea cliff courae until certain lea al quesUons are answtred. COAST HIGHWAY: Decided to ,..k between II million and I: mllllon In federal money to widen and improve Pacific Coas t Highway lhrouih the city. GROWTll: Adopted a gt:ncral growth policy which indjcates a coocem for the size, rate and k>cation of growth In the city. NO UNION: Refused to allow dvil lan employM of the police department to form the ir O~'ll union apart from the Municipal Employes AssoclaUon (MEAJ. LIBRARY : Approved the spending oi $120,000 ln fedttal revenue 1haring funds for the ne.w library 's aud~visual equlpment rather than for books. ASH TREES : Launched a $178,IXK> pro}ect to remove some shamel ash trees ':JUch reportedly are dtstroylng city sidewalks and curbl. B.EACH BOULEVARD: Awirded a $.183,000 contract to widen and improve Beach Boule"ard from Adams .Avwue to Pacific COast ffi&hway. • ANlMALS: Gave preliminary approval to the much-discussed anlmaJ con- trol ordinance which, among other things establishes a $10 cat license. TV Statement Judge to Give Ruling On SLA Pair's Request HIU.SBOROUGH (AP) -A judge is to rul~-today on a reque-st by t~-o alleged Symbionese Liberation Army members to make a televised statement they claim couki help save the life of Patricia Hearst 1be SLA, .which says It kklnaped the 20-year~ld newspaper heiresa 44 days ago. has threatened to break off all PATTY HEARST TERMED INDEPENDENT -Story, P1go 14 communication with her family unless Joseph Remlro, rl, and Ruaoell Llttle, 21, appear on nationwide television. C<K!tra Costa Oounly S: rio.. Olurt Judge Sam Hall said be will ruJe this afternoon on requests for Uttle or Remiro to make a five-to IO.minute televised statement before a single cameraman and newsman. No itu<atloos would be permitted. A second judge In neighboring Alameda QNnty Is scheduled to rule on the same l'rotn Pqel POPEIL ... her ll0,000 bail bond. Ayers, a macblnist laid oft by the Long Beach aircraft plant Jail year, la also free on bail but ls being represented by Lot Angeles Oounty Deputy Public .Defender Joseph Acton, A further co u r t appe:irance Is scbeduled_April ~ Cf'I a defense motion to suppreg evtdenCe against the pair, whi le April 24th is their trial date. Judge Arguelles-listened to oral arguments for one hour today before refusing to dismiss the compiracy COUDt, which is a felony charge and cannot be reduced. Solicitation for murder can be reduced to a misdemeanor charge up o n amviction. Talks Continued In UPI Strike request Wednesday. AUOrneys for the pair have sakl Oakland Municipal Court Judge St.afford Buckley is zympathetic to the idea. Utile and Remiro must get permission from both judges becaUR they race murder charges for the Nov. 6 cyankte- bullet · slaying of Oakland School!: Supt. Marcus Foster in Alameda County and charges of attempted murder of a Concord policeman in Contra ~ta County. Meanwhile, organizers of a '2 million food giveaway demanded by the SLA announced another delay Mcn!ay In the nei:t distribution. They said there would be oo handouts today and promised another progress report Wednesday. Newspaper magnate Randolph A. Hemt, father of the kidnaped coed, has ordered a total revamping of the People In Need giveaway to meet as closely as possible the St.A's original demands: •10 worth of high quality meat, produce and dairy products for each of California's needy. In a brief statementJ.tooday. People In Need dl~tors A. Ludlow Kramer and Peggy Maze said they were "conUnutng to order quality food and will again be In operation u JOOn as we are capable of meeUng the lull SLA demands." Jn lts last mes.sage March 9, the SLA, which police say has about 25 memben1, accused Hearst of handing out "}x)g feed" and_ showing "cootempt, for the poople through dl.sorgani:r.aUon In distM· butlon of surplus commodities instead of top quality fresh meats, vegetables and produce." Hearst responded by admitting his Initial plan for a t~ice-a-week, long-range supplemental giveaway was a mistake. He promised to ovtrhaul the program to more closely parallel the SLA's original demand for a one-mooth giveaway o( high quality food . So far, 120,000 grocery bags have been distributed in five bandout.s. Kraml!r has said the program's remaining $1 million \\·ould be exhausted after lhree more giveaw ays. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Two persons who died in Los Angeles the past six months were diagnosed to have a strain of salmonella infection com mo n I y brought on by drinking raw milk, a county health official says. NEW YORK (UPI) -Negotiation! resumed today between United Press Jn another de\•elopment , so m e members of the news media received mimeographed letters purporting to offer a reward from Hearst for the death or capture of SL.A members. Hearst said the letters were fictitioos and "oomplete- ly false." The county received reports of eight JntemaUonal and the striking \\'Ire - other persons be'Comnlg Ill wit h Service Guild. A news blackoul 'A"llS P olice Seize Heroin 5a lmonella dublin during the san1e Jmposro on the talks. period, Dr. lchiro Kamei. chief of Union and ~anagemcnt negotiator:<i SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) -Police uni bl d. 1 1 th began sessions 1n New York, one day 1ttonday arrested four CUban nationals on comm ca c lSCase contro or e after the guild began a nationwide strike · ~ b · • ,.._ . narrot1cs ,,;uarges, reaking up -v.·hat ~t.y s v.nnmunlty Health Services, of ~eporters. editors and photographers. otlicers claimf:s;I was a large heroin said ma report lNued Mondey-. ---UPI--management and n ~nun Io n-operatioif. M<Mi\g on a tip from federal employes throughout the United States agents, narl'Otics officers entered an ' . • OIA,._I CO.A.IT .. DAILY PILOT Tl'ot Orl"tf C.•I DA ILT l"ILOT wl"' ""'11;1'1 lo l-4!\flll "'t Nt -l"rnt, II W'I ....... ,, "'' Of•-CMrl l"lltlll"'lrlf C-n•. 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IHC;tl>I ... "'r'"""' fl °""'...,. -· ll(IMf n.f!I ,..,... ..[II ti t .. 11 ~' (IR~, ~lforl .... t.,,ltr lt.6f "*"""I -,. Ille!! D.11 _.....,., l!'llHi.,., ~lftell9M aM ~l'f. • ,. continued lo gather. report and deliver apartment here and seir.ed a pound of 1he news. Foreign operations were pure heroin val\Jed at an estimated Wlaffected. •140,000 on t'be illega l street market. He Likes Weeds j__ B~::0~.~~uncil :.:~~ ~elh~t~ants °' •~• Dt11, l"llfl s111t generate .. oxygen an"d that he could not \Vctds have. rcw champion!!, especiall y understand why people "spend millions in Costa Mesa. Orange County's former to kill plants and then spend millions to lima bean capital, whae thfiy are fight air pollution." annually and zealously "abated" as fl.1arth Informed the council that the fonnal policy of the city council. state maintains an official list of. aboot . Verlyn _f\1arth of 3197 Cape Verdt Place JOO weeds and that he disagrees with.the ~ the city1s only );nown defender of agricultural experts on about 90 percent wet:ds. . of thtm. He obJects forcefully and eloqutntly to Among them ls the poppy, the state'• their destructloo and each 1'tarch otfldal flower, Marth revealed. "How appears before the city countil to plead can the state flower bt a weed? What Is for the ~Jvatlon or "etdt. ' your weed may be my wild nowrer," he Marth s yearly weed speech f\tonday observed. night 90 incensed city council membe.n Marth'• steady drone against Costa !hat l!fayor Robert Wll901'1 threatened to fl.fcsa 's weed abateTTK ~ pnw,-1m order him physically • rttnaYed from ·Monday night was tntmupted at ' one "'every city council meeUn1 for the nut point by Viet Mayor Jack Hammett who )'t'll'. sald, "Why can't bis wlld Oowtr be our ln Marth's vocabulary "wted" mta.na weeds?" The audience booed. ~me kind of growth which LI offensive to Councilman Dom Rlcltl tnw-vcntod. ~le who ll\le around It -"freewaya, explaining &hat the "wteds" wh.lch lht billboards, signs, telephone po1e1." councU a.nnu•Uy orders destroyed, ttnd An articula16 1pokesman ror f!COlo&1cal to dry out and beoome a fire hazard, ~lanet, Marth ariun btat the clt1 la !her.by mtttlng Muth'• definition. e1termlnatln& oot weeds but natural The "'9ed abtllemenl progr. i desptte planti which shouldn't be •limlnated Marth's .,...1or7, wu 1;>pro•ed by s.o unless the boiher le. VOl4 O! the council. • • • Libya Hits Embargo Lifting VIENNA, Austria IAP) - '.fbya today assailed the Arab decision to Jirt the oil embargo ag3lnlt the United States as an "act of 1rea:;on" and JloUand said the continued ban against shlr.ents there will hurt all of Europe. Ther"e v.·as no lmmtdlate word from tl)s Middle East whether oil actually REDS HUMILIATED BY EMBARGO END, Poge 4 DON'T EXPECT INCREASE IN GAS YET, Pogo 12 started nowlng to the United States again following ~1onday's decision to end the embargo lmpol(ld during the October Middle Ea.st war. In The lfague, a Dutch foreign ministry spokesman said the continuing embargo against the Netherlands will hurt Europe because Roti.tdam .is an International oil transit port and an integral part of Europe's ~nomic life. Satid\ Arabia, Al&!!ria, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Egypt, Kuwait and Qatar agreed to end the ban against the United States over t~ opposition of Libya and Syria. Their action was taken In recognllion of Washington's effort.. in gettlna Israel to v.ithdraw from the Suez canaf and in hopes that Secn<ary ol State Henry A. Kmlnger would obtain a simlar Israeli Vrithdrawal on the Syrian !root.. · A broadcast by the Libyan radio called the action treasonous especially since fighting has fiared again on the Golan HelghU front between Syria and JsraeJ . Lib)'< shipped about 10 perctnt ol the l.t minion barrel' cl Arab crude oil the United, States imported :.a.ily before the embargo, and pr'eswnably will oot reswne these shipments. Syria's on!~ oil weapon is the pipeline from Saudi Afabia to the Mediterranean, which ~es Its territory, and it was expected to continue barring U.S.-boond tankers from loading at the pipeline's Syrian l<nnlnal. Saudi Oil Minister Ahmed Zakl Yamani sad tanker shipments from the Persian Gull shook! begin roaching U.S. porn In aboot two months. But he said Algerian oil, shipped from the ~lediterranean, will arrive mlidl soonu. Yamanl said Saud i Arabia would ship at lea1t a million barrels a day to the United States, and Kuwait. Algeria and other muntri• v."OU.l.d send additloo.al amounts. But no total was available. The oil ml.nilten laid in their communique that the ban would be lifted for at least two months and Ibey would review their action at amther conference June I in Caito. Yamani stressed that onJy an unforeseen c:hange i n Washington's h1iddle East policy would cause UleTn to put the embargo back on. Human Services Proposal Studied A plan to establbh a dopartment or human services will ~ di3CUS:!ed at 8 o'clock !might by th< Founlain Valley City Coondl. The me<tlng will be In cooncil chamben at City Hall at 10200 Slater Ave. The council will also disc1.m the city's propo6ed request for $390,000 from the OrBllj!e Coonty Boan! ol Supervisors to start a senior citizens center. The money would come from i;-evenue 9haring funds . The center and a senior cilizens affairs office is proposed as part of the city's Mile Square Park rccreatiooal complex. Huntin~ton's M Dve Legali zed In the .. dtemont ol the pending move to the new $11 mllllon civic center, Huntlnaton Beach officials dlscovtred ooe slight oversight -no one had made it fesal. Monday night, City Attorney Don Bonla ~t !be city oouncll to pass an emeraeney ord inance which givet the proper Joc11tion of the cl\1C cent~ -now Main Stree:t and P.1atWon Avenues instead of ?-!a.in 111d Ftftb Sttttt. City hall workers will be lhlfllng thtlr paptrs, books, equipment and v.-ork lo the new city hall this wetk. The police department alreBidy has moved. "Please t 1cwe the ovenlJtht. no one thought of this," apoToaized Bonla as fhe new legal deacripUon was passed. Police Try To Identify • Gun Victin1 . -~li.uing persons bulletins were being stu died today lot clues to Identity ol a you11g Jane Doe who attempted suicide Monday by firi ng a .38 caliber revolver inlo her mouth as she sat Of'\ the end of a Balboa boat dock , 1be victim, with long, reddi._brown hair and dreaed in western and Indian fashion, was listed i· •Titical condition today at Hoag ~femorial Hospital In Newport Beach. Her wound ~Id probably have bttn fatal had she lilted the gun barrel upward toward her brain, but the slug tore through her tongue and out the back ride of her neck. Detective Ken Smith. who is handling the investi8atlon, said the I ea d apparently missed her spinal column. He added today that he was checking out two mtsslng persons reports Involving young women· generally fitting the unidentified victim's de9cription. One was a resident of Orange, while the other was a walkaway patient from Orange Qiunty fl.fcdlcal Center. Denver. Colo., visitors J"·iiel fl.flllag and Karen Whittemore caUed pol ice about 1 :30 p.m .. ,.1onday when the victim shot herself, Investigators said. Officer Lev.is Bivins found her lying on the end of. the \\'OOden pier at 15th Street and Bay Avenue, with her legs dangling over the end and the .38 in her hand. No identification could be found and the victim, about 22. had only a few penooal items -such as her hairbrush and 58 cents in a brown woven manila rope-type purse. • She is five feet, four Inches tall, ~·eildts t~ pounds, and has hazel eyes in adcti- tlon to flowing, rt'ddish-brown hair. Detective Smith said she wore a green shirt with an Aztec Indian design oh the back, a light green blouse with pink nowen beneath it, pl us bl ue jeen!. She also wore western style brown suede boos and has pierced ean In which she wore earrings, but police found no other jewelry or clues to her identity. l'romPGflel RESIGN •.. character of its leader. I~ is he who appoints hi3 ei:eeutive staff. The captain is res:pomible for hi3 ship, t h e commander for hi! army, and htr. Nixon has eiplicitly r e c o g n I z e d this responsibility." Buckley said Nixon's resignation would end the impeachment process. ..Congress would be automatically discharged of the \Va.tergate affair, and could devote it.sell to its legislative busines,,," he said. Victim · Still . 'Se1ious' From Fire Charles Lenon, 20, ls still In serious oondlUon today at Orange Countf..; ¥edlcaf Cerner followin51: an earl~• lifonday morning rir' In his lluntingto!l Beach apartment. Julie Rizk. t7. also caught In the blau.t nt 1872$ Arbor Circle, was also taken to • the Medial Cdittt but baa been discharged. She suffered bums on hei1 hands and is being Lrtated .u an • outpaUtnt. Tbe tblrd companion In the fire, JamtS Halaszen, 20. WM treated fl.1onday at . Huntingtoo. lntercommunity Jlospital and then releaJ<d . Leoon. -shared the t-apartmenl. wilh Halasz.en, suffered tblrd.,;. degree bums on bis hands and Im and' second degree burm on his amu and • ltgs. ~·ire Departmeit officials report today that the fire was caused by a cigaret.. ot ... other Amoking-device. 'Jbe tire ignited in the couch in the downstaln living room at 3:40 a.m., and soon spread to ~ upstairs bedrooms, wbert the three young tenants were asleep. The other three apartment! in tbe foorplei: unit hiid minor damage, OOt the apartment where hte fire began was compltiely gutted at a io..,s of $20,000, Ocean View's Vacant Site Ruled Surplus A school site at Taylor Aven~ and Beach Boulevard, was declared s\Jl'1)lus Monday night by t=ltts QI Huntington Beach's Ocean View Scbool Dis1rict . .. By indicating the JS.acre vacant site 1, not needed , trustees paved the way for the city of Huntington Beach to purchase the land. City officials have said they hope to buy the land to establish a five-acre ' neighborhood park. 'lbe remaining 10 aeres v.ill be resokl for industrial development. according to P a r k s Direc(.(r Norm Worthy. Ocean View is asking '358,000 for the. site. ••ith $100,000 down, and the balance paKl over five years, acrording to \\'oody Oladdick, assistant superintendent. It isn't ne~ to advertise for bids , the district official explained, since the land v.·ould be going from one public agency to another. Final approval for the purchase must come from the city council. The city parks comm1ssKl11 a I r e a d y has recommeOOed the purchase to the council. Ocean View officials decided the 1and "''as surplus when the city rezoned the area for industrial development. Trustees said another new school is not needed in the area. l'romPGflel CONVICTED • • • child's death l!IS "murder by constant torture" and lashed Cobb as "a fiend who took constant delight in cruelly punishing a helpleS! little boy." Cobb refused to answer Brian's questions about his alleged beatings of Todd on what the prosecuto r said were two vital portions of the case against him . But he repeatedly condemned 1-fiss Rockwood as a liar who was promised a lesser sentence by the prosecution If she would appear as a witness against her fol"!11'r paramour. OVER THE RIVER and -rR-RUOGH TRE WOUDS - For three more months Placentia Ave. will be torn up to widen the street. At times Place ntia Avenue wi ll be closed and access will tie available by way of Babcock St .. coming from the back way. We h_ope You will be patient with construction as the results wili certainly be worth all ihe trouble. If yo u aren't adventuresome. give us a call. and we'll bring samples to your home. 19th ST. I lllllST. = 17~ST.;,_ ___ _ +1 ·~ .. ~· ALDEN'S CARPETS • DRAPES .. tonA MUA SINCI 1tS7 1663 Placentia Ave. COSTA M15A 646-4838 Mon.·Thvn. t .. 5'30; M . t .. t 1 Set. t.JO .. 5 ' •• • • • -, Ab the bab gia yea s. E Soulh Sooth 32 reduce deficit , said I South moolh, back · f hospita · month! I "In I must employ been s I load w percen [ Jan I "R level, have Swal -__ga.s sh San suffe The Thr limi the Si en tr an binocu PJUen ml gr a The was t Do• the nwn Yet a park v\slto Yori<, Wash I.fare ln 19 city, ~• Free peopl • H DAIL Y PI LOT 3 Two Policemen· Drunk-Prosecution Tight Sq11ee:e ' .~ baby elephant is caught between t\\10 giant 11,000 pounders during the elephanl roundup in Surin. Thailand. Trappers try to catch the baby elephants: kno\'1ing the mother "'ill not leave the child. The giants are still used for heavy labor \\'ith a working life of ove r 40 years. S. Coast Hospital Cuts Employes' Work Week By JACK CllAPPELL Of lht Otllr Piiot Slt ll South Coast Olmmunity Hospital in South Laguna has cut employes back to a 32 hours work week because of the reduced palicnt load and a continuing deficit, Administrator Bernard F. Carr said today. South Coast Hospital lost $30,000 last month, Carr repo~cd. He said the cut- back in employe hours will save the hospital about $60,000 a month of its monthly payroll of $300,000. "In order to break even, a hospital must i;naintain a fairly consistent ratio of employes of patients. Our hospital has been staffed lo take care of a patient load which has remained al or above 90 percent of our bed capacity ever since January of 1973 "Recently. it has dropped below that level with the rrsull that our expenses have' remained the same \•:hile our _ revenues have continued lo fall and Y:e are operating in the red ," Carr said. He said t.OOay there are 100 patients at lhe 145-bed facility. Of those 145 beds. IS are maternity beds and are not COWlted. in the patient-load fonnula, he said. Carr said tbe hospital was also hit by inflation and rising costs while being restrained from matching the costs because of government w a g e ·p r i c e controls. "We are trying to react to it; to keep afloat," he said. "We must 'either redure our stall or curtail the number of hours our present staff works. "We have cho6en lo do Ille lali!f because we believe the present drop in patient load is seuonal and temporary and also because our employcs are willing to share the work rather than have anyone laid off. We bave been very gratified at the way our people have accepted the cutback," be sald. Carr said there is normally a drop in the number of patients this time of year. lfe said be thought that lower automobile speeds may have also reduced the number of patients due to traffic collisions. Swallows Show Migrciting Birds Late to Mission By PAMELA HALLAN Of ~ D1llr f'llol Iliff Swallows don't have_ to \\'Orry about a gas short_l!&e, but those that flew back to San Juan Capistrano seem to have suffered an energy crisis of another kind . They were late. Throngs of tourists. undaunted by the limited availabil ity of gasoline. crowded the sidev•alk outside the Old ~tission entrance this morning \1•ith eyes. binoculars and cameras fa cing south. patiently awaiting the return of the ~migratory birds. They weren 't disappointed. The birds arrived at 9:~5 a.m. Even when Atission spokesman Bill Smith had not yet acknowledged the return of the birds. large numbers of the noisy critters had already engaged in nest.building in residential areas of the city . Onlf the mission seemed to lack: them. What the mission didn't lack, however, was tourists. Downtown merchants had feared !hat the gas shortage would reduce the number of visitors to lhe city thi s year. Yet a spot cheek of tlcense plates on cars p;i.rked alongside the mission showed that visitors from seven states including New Yon: New Hampshire. Texas, and wasti'tngton, had made the trip. "The rniwd outside the mission seemed a llttlt smaller thJs year." st1ld t.fr1. E11ie Darnold, O\\'Tler of El Peon Plaut, a. business area across from the mlssion. "But It's a weekday. It usually is smaller on week days." The largest crowd rte0rdcd was whtn ~farch 19 rell on a Sunday. On that day ln 1970, Lhou.sanm of pc<>ple jammed the dty, snarling trafnc on the San Diego Freeway for miles. There wtrt more people than hlrds. \ No one knews how many swallowi return to the area each year, flying from Argentina and Brazil in search of the insects they live on, but ornithologists claim.ibe..number is dwindlinJ. It is true that the flocks of birds no longer ''blacken the sky" as they fly Into town, but the numbers may not necessarily be decreasing. The city i~ much larger now and the swallows are dispersed over a wider area. They no longer have to fly to the ctnter or town for meeting areas. Ornithologists also dispute the idea that the swallo"'s ttturn on only one day. "tosi believe it is remarkable enough that the birds Oy lhou58.nds of miles each year to return to the same place they were born. According to trl!ldition the swallows have been coming back to Capistrano on St. Joseph's Day for 174 years. A variety of cliff swallow, the birds now build their mud nests under the eavCJ " houses in addiUon to the nooks and crannies or the mission buildings. Mud is supplied by two creeks which flow through San Juan and by residents who water their back yl!IJ'ds for the purpose. But aome ttSident.s have not bttn too smitten with the birds . SeveraJ years ago outraged cilizens confronted c I t Y council men and demanded that lhey pass 11:n ordinance protecting swallows from otSt sma&hen. The city fathers debated the ordlnance for week.a but never pused it because they t h o u g h t It "unenforceable." -Nest'7Ullehing ls still pr at Ic ed because the swallow homes art 1 haven for lice arid bedbugs, but most people tole rate them , for the sake of posterity and the economy of lhe town which ls known throughout the world 11 the hdme of the swallows .. Transit Pinn OK'd For Sunday Orange c.ounty Transit D I s t r I c t dl.-.cton overruled tht!r plannJni llUI! Moodly and endocstd a pl.an to start Stmdly bus service this summer. (R<lated Ilaria Page 17). . Director Robert Battin, 1 county supervilOI', asked for 1 study of 9.mday terVloe after the county canctled a deal wllh the Soo<hem California Rapid Transit District for participation in ita SUnday ~-ride plan. District General Managtr G.J. "Pete" Fielding said his study of the J>l'OP)S81 ran into two major problem! -fuel and """"Y· "Because of the uncertainty of fuel supplies, uncertainty of palrooage and high operating costs, It is n o t recommended that Sunday 1e.rv1ce be initiated at thJs time." F1elding said. "1boug.b I am not enthusiastic about Sunday service, l '11 continue to wort on the fuel situation," he added. Battin said there Is a great need amoog transit.dependent J;!e!>p\e in the county for some kind of Sunilay service, however limited. The county backed out of its agrttment with SCRTD when it learned !he cost 10 county coffen for subsidizing the buses would nearly triple from the original cost ol 11,100 per SUnday. - Fielding said the fuel situation ls the bli!iest roadblock lo good SUnday .service. He said he has applied for 735,ln> gallons of dluel fuel to nm the buses slx d&f' a week from May through Deoeniber and he Ls not even-oertai.n that allocation will be approved. Fielding gave biJ dittctor1 five alternatives if Sunday bus service is to be started, including the choice of not starting It at all . Oioices ranged from a plan to run the buses every two hours on SUnday at a cost of ~.900 per week to a plan lhat v.ookl nm busel ooly on beach routes at a cost ol 14,lllO per .... k. Direc\ors cllOle the mo6t e:rpensive alternative but llmited it to a threc- montb trial period suning July I. The ochedult they -will be identical to the Saturday s e r v I c e provided by OCTD -roughly 85 percent of the 3etvice offered en weekdays. Fielding said sud! a service would cost about $11,&Mt per week and wtMdd require hiring o( additional persoonel lo NI Ille 6S coacbe3 that v.-ould be pit into OJ>eralion. Fielding said such a service woold require about !0,000 gallons more dle!tl tu.I and OCTD dlrecton salcl any implementation ol the Sunday runs woo.Id have lo be IUbjtct lo tu.I su)J)Jlies. The aiggestion to cut back the trial period from six months to three tame from direct<>r RJclianl Lynn ol Newport Beadl, 'Who sakl 90 davs Is enough u~ to see how much ridership the 00... will get. He also suggesuod tho possibility ol lea.s ing out district buses if Stlnday service fails so they will earn money on Sundays instead ol standing idle. * * * Big Surfboards Now Outlawed - On County Buses · Jf yoo:r U"1board is longer than five feet, don't P!•!L..on riding an Oranp Comly Transit District bus to the beadi. That was the general feeling of trarult distrlct. ~. who voted unanJmously Mondi)' in favor of retaining the ron'tflt limit.s on surfboards CIZT'ied aboard district bulee. Supervisor Robert Ballin, a tranllit dbtrict dir<Ctol', had uk<d tho stall to study the problem a( surfboards after heorin( complaints about tho safely ha:anl Ibey -lo other rider1. Dirtcton were told that au'fbolrd.s of any length post I bat.ard, partlruiarly when tile stablli1in1 flD -tho "•t.&" - e:rtendl into 1n ait:le '#lbere it cwld injure -en. "We have to uame tblt the di.strict woWd be liable tor 1ny injuries sustaloed by I rider IJ I l"ellJit of -y'S MJ.rtboerd." said Diltrict G e n e r a l Manapr G. _J. "l'l<e", FltldiJlc. 1Jur1rC dllcusslon ol the jnbiem, ....,.a1 dl/ec:tan augated t h • pc>Aibllity o! lnslllllng ex1ernll nclta on the bMch-botn:I bultl wbert IW"fers <Otlid ban( tholr -· BUI FltldiJIC aald IRJCh ..,..,tings wwld be Ulepl and probobly" wwid poet pn>blema to Lbe driven. 1bou&h DO injurlet ha"" be<tt ~ yet u a result M surfboards carried onto dllt!'ld bur<I, Fleldln( aaid Ille currt11t HmU1 lh:Juld be maintained to hold down the oomhtr of boards carTled onto bu9f:S. Battin urged the di-to go even lltrther by Umllln( aurfen with boards only to a .elect few bus roulel. "Maybe we toUld hive an early momln( and lalt tvm1n& l'IJI! just !O< the airlen •Jone c:ertalll 1<1<11tS ond lei them re to the bus aa best they can," Bettin sa.ld . 1 FIREMEN PREPARE TO PUT OUT RESTAURANT BLAZE Dana Point'• Pelican Fish Co. Loss Estimated at Up to $50,000 Restaura11t i11 Da11a Point Hit by $50,000 Blaze A fast·rpoving fi re racl'd through the expensively appointed dlninf! roo111 of a Dana Point restaurant this morning and damage was set at nearly $50.000. The blaze erupted shortly before 7:30 a.m. at the Pellcan Fish Co .. a seafood restaurant al 34130 Pacific Coast Highway. It routed ro-<l\\'ncr Gary Peck from his bed in an upstairs apartment . Un.11.1 from three cowHy fire stations converged at the old Spanish landmark and fought fl ames billowing out oi a single window in the dining room. Spokesmen said the flames 11,'erc knocked down within 10 minutCJ . but mopup operations continut'd lhrough t.he morning. Peck said that he dressed 8.'I quickly as he could and tried to enter the blazing dining room, but was driven back by flames and heat. "There was nothing I could do but get out,'' he said. llis brother, Mike Peck, 28. said it took two years and $250,000 to refurbish the Interior of the t~story building and said it would be difficult to replace the items lost in !he blate. Stained-glass windows and expensive Camp Pendleton Marine Stricken With Meningitis A young P.farlne private was reported improving at Camp Pendleton's base hospital today after becoming the first victim of a conl.agi003 fo rm of spinal meningiti.! since early last year. Pvt. Mark E. \\-'alters. 2..1. was admitted late last week to the hospital with a high fever and severe pain. PhYJlctans later diagnosed the problem as meningococc.al meningitis. The di!e<!se has subsided at hte base in recent year!I, but before that it was llldespread am1 led to sc.ver~ deaths. The latest victim, a ' native of Connecticut. ~originally was in serio11o; condition. but officials said he has improved and appears oot of d~ngcr. He Is being i11olatl'd . Earlier this year baC1cria1 meningitis claimed the life of a fi\·e-month old infant. 1lle victim v.·as the son of a · "tarine living on the base . .... ....,..,,,,_,.._ ... "'Ood pan<'ling were among the Hems nnncd by the names. His brother. ho11,.·evcr, said the fire miSS<'d a cache of vintage win'es storOO upstairs in the restaurant . · The \\'inc was valued al $10,000, he added. f iremen said investigators had not yC"t del<'rmincd the cause of the smoky blaze and probes would continue through the day. The contents of the poputar restaurant received about $30,000 damage and the structu re itself had damage estimated at more than $1~.000. Fire spokesmen said the dining area was totally involved in name when un its arrived, but quick acUon kept the flames from spreading through the rest of the large building on the inland side of the highway. Waitress Gets Pri11.cely /land • SAN DIF.GO (Ul"l l -The waitrcs.o; in the Olde En~lish style restaurant wa.~ obviously havin.': trouble .i;:etlini; the cor~ out of a wine bottle for a par1y of :'!even Rritish Navy officers, when one of th{' younger members of the group rose 10 give her a hand . "They don 't ma ke ser,,.ing wenches like they used to," deadpanned his royal highness. the Prince of Wales. Prince C.'harles. heir to the British throne, had spent most of lhe wcckcr.d golfing at the desert ~talc of \\'alter AMenberg. U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain , before re turning Monday lo the fl:i.ts. Jupiter, a Royal Navy frigate. Things Bound To 'E mprove' The school board agenda item 1'..:is. cdu.:J!ional rools (or. the. Laguna Beach Unified School 1>1c;1ri1·t Some 16 goals \\C'r{' lhrashcd ou t in c om mu n il\' meetings "·ith input from :in esti mated.400 people fri>al number four is : "To cmprove tsicJ all English programs.·· T1ial Held h1 Tavern Gtn1 Deatl1 Doth C'ypms Police Sg:I. Thomas Raroldi and r.arden Grove Patrolman Jerry (;ray 11,.ere drunk v.hen one Bachelor's Ill bar patron v.·a.s killed and aothfr critically "'·ounded on January 5, 1973, lhe pl"05eCUt1on claimed loday in the Orange Coun1y Superior Court trial or bolh offietrs. Analyst Ronald K. Don1hue ttstihrd lhat blood drawn from both off-duty officers after their arrest indicated they 11,.·cre~v.·cll above the blood-alcohol ratio of one percent regarded in law as the level of drunkennes:s. Dissipation tests lndicat<'d thnl Baroldi, 26. 1nad a level of 2.2 percent \\"hen he allegedly shot and killed ~farine Corps Ca pt. Randall S. Ro.bil\ette , 25, Donihut claimed. The chemist further testified that hi.1 tests ind icated that Gray, 29. had a blood le\"CI of 1.4 to 1.5 perctnt v.'hen he allegedly shot patron Sam Campise. 3:i. in the chtst as the barroom fracas spilled over into the park ing lot of the ~Un ta\'em. Baroldi is charged with the murder ol. Robinette. Gray 13 aC'CUSed of 3Sl!ault with a deadlv weapon in a !!hooting !hat left a bullet lodged one inch from Campise's heaM . · ProS<'CUtion 11,.·itnesses have testified that the shooting erupted from oommerits allett edly made by both offietrs to a numher of girls present in the bar. It has been te!ltified that Barodi shot Robinette in he chest during the barroom struggle and that the dying Marine assured tlremen trying lo revive tum that he had been trying to help the officers and not hinder them. Bar p.;trons have testified that Gray later drew a gun from his OOot as he sat at the wheel of his car and fired the bullet mat nearly cost Ca mpise his life. 23 Police Calls 'f o Nude Model Dra\v 01iers Ire WEsr WARWICK, R.t. i AP I -Polk< Chief William A. Gallucci, wh o threatened di~iplinary action if some officers didn 't own up to maki ng 23 Jong. distance calls to a sultry-voiced mOOtl in Kansas City . ~to., says the matter has b('('n rc~h·1'<1 But he would not elaborate. The phone number~ believed toll·frtt, COMCCted the caller to a two-minute tape rC<"'otding by a roodel who advertises a nude photography studio. Re 1 it-a-.S tr ea k Business Open l 11. Long Beach LONG BEACH IAP I -You can rent everything these days -eYf.'fl streaker5. Rent-a-Streak, Inc., opened fo r business over the weekend a n d immediately got a client -a young woman wtio hired two college boys to streak at a St. Patrick's Day party. The service company w a11 founded bf Brad Altman, a »year-0ld journalism major at Cal State Long Beach, who thinks It's sure to prosper. ""fost (If Us att lazy and don't rul\y want to streak for ourselves," observe3 Altman, who confesse3 he's never ~t~ked him.sell. Altman pla<'Cd an ad in a local paper which read : "fl.fen, women lo streak thru your party, lunchron. etc. $5 and up." The lwo S(reakers pranct'd through Sunday's paMy and then joinf>d Altman, 11,.•ailing outside in the getaway car. Al tma n said the gut'SL' gasped, then broke. into laughter and congratulated his girl client_ror.Jier coup. Nudes Streak News'paper Unc<!Verelf, Quartet Protest Lack of 1'1cws Coverage Four male streakers st.ruck the Daily Pilot's Qlsta P.1esa offices ~1onday in silent but st.ark naked outrage, over the newspaper's coverage o( the. current wave of spring madness. The youths who identified themselves u members of .the first Fashion Isle Streaking Ttam, dropped tv.'O notes during their tlg·tag run through the bu11dlna:. each me lndJealing theirs was a "prottst slttak demanding equal lime." "We ha'($....bld l'nree good streaks at UCI at lunch, and the Fashion Isle streak with 20 raging CdM kings. Let 's hear Dnethlng.'' the Mndwrittcn notes dtmanded. Aa advertising depa.nrntnt employe. Sut' Hendt.non . said she v.·u walling out&lde I.he building for her husband to pick her' up for lunch when #he heard the four men tolking. turned around and sa.,. .. them heading for the door . ~lark naked "They we re tippytoeing throu~h the fuchsias. All of them '11"ere about high school or college age. but I can't sa)' ho\\· old they '11"t're because I haven't S<'t'n very• many youn~ men in tne nude." she said. "I noticed that they had ~ hitc fannie~. thouRh." Bursting-throogh the front door, the unmasked mm Joggtd 1hrough the front lobby. past :in unperturbed C\lstomer iind directly Into the circulation department v.·here 30 district managers "·ere gatht!red for a meeting. :"Th<'y came l'nrough here in ab5olut.c sllmct. You could have hc.ard 11 pin drop," said ortlce mallO!ger Ruth Leavitt, one of three \\'Omen who w\tneSMd the nude joggeri. The obscrver5 wer~ so stu~ by lhl!I liRhtning a pp ea r a n t t and d1s.1pprar::i nce -of the ~tre11ken that no on<' i..11d anylhing at all for minutec ;:ift('r:\;ird. ac('(]rdini; lo Circulation Dir<'<'lor \Olan lA"a\•iU, v.·ho had just OPf'n('1t the meeting "1th a joke abou1 sirrnker,;. "Thr guy on 1\'Mfe desk thty dNlppl'd one of the notes didn't even notice .what h:ippened ." addtd Lra vitt , Y.'ho added that the streakers made !heir geta\rrav in a "'hi te van . · Tn the ir run throuP:h the bu.ildtng too ~reakers missed the ne11o"Sroom ..-e ('dlto~ and reporters were busy putting out "tonda \·'s editions which eontalned. -nmong other valuable bils of lnform1lion. the latest streaking news. 1 I • • ' ' -f DAIL Y l'lL.ll l lutsdiy, M.uch 19, 1974 ' - Josi • ~ Reds Du01ble . '· "" '!' .. ~:· ' ;(1,'., .... ,, ... .... .. •,., Tom arphine It's Crowd ed In Sm·fsville SURF'S UP DEPT. -Just the other day I y:a.c; contemplating Middle Son as be could be found in one of his more natural poses. lie was reclined upon the s:ifa . \\'hen i\liddle Son approaches a .sofa , he does it Y.i.th style and nair. •le doesn't just sit on it. or Oop out upon the cushions. His approach could best be described as a flinging drape movement Follova~d by no move1nenl <it all. Anyway, on this particular v•eekend day, his reixioo upon the sofa was particularly inanimate. Jtis arms hung ..out loosely. His eyelids had drifted down past half-mast. 1-fis mouth hung open "''here it could have captured flies. All this caused me to voice some concern about the state of his health and the armunl of sleep he might be getting. Watch Out Below The Ace Carton Co. building in Reading, Pa. col· lapsed in just 14 seconds Monday following ex- plosive demolition by Controlled Demolition Inc., The warehouse was razed to clear the site for new housing. Embargo End By TIIE Allodalecl Prest The ""fY JUJt unfold.ct on Arab oil 1ll1d the Mi~ Ealt muM create rrustration and e\len humiliation in Pifoscow_ 1he United St.ates hu gained, not lost. lnl1utnefl emoni the Arabs even thOugh it. armed Israel before Md during the October war and stood behind her even in the face ol lhe oil dil!tcutu.s. ft.10SCOW BROADCASTS long ha\·e been telling ·the Aram the only way they ( NEWS .4NALYSIS J could get 'o\'hat they wanted was to punish the United States as the protector of their enemy. "Premature nrting or the oil embargo will enable the United Stales to ,undermine efforts .to settle the J\tiddle East crisis at some stage," said a typical broadcast. Now. despite Arab aJ18er over U.S. posi!k>ns on Israel and all the $o\iet encouragement in recent months to them to keep the lid on oil suppli6 for the United St.ates. the producer nations have voted to lift that embargo. 1be nien in the Kremlin must be asked ~·hy the Arabs didn't heed them. After all . didn't the Soviet Unioo arm Egynt and Syrla! Didn't lhe Soviet Union build the Aswan High Dam for Egypt after the Americana refused to! Didn't the Soviet Unioo back the Arabs In all they ask! "l'i\1 JUST A UTI1.E tired," he explain~4 t'Aitchini; his right hand slightly just to prove it still 1,1,·orked. "I got up pretty early this morning to go surfing." Banker's Wife Returned Unhurt .After Abduction Sex Tale Spar~s Furor ''\Veil, how was it:'" "It was a bwnmer. There wasn't any ~r. It was flat. I~ .... ·as La.Ice Lagwia." His head was noddioi again. "Well, ~·hat made )00 .th.ink there was going to be any surl?" I inquired loudly. "Ron said there ~vuld be." be mumblt'd in reply. Well, that's all it takes, folks. If buddy Ron said the surf WQU]d be up, that's enoogh prediction to cause a teenage surling fanatic to arouse from sJwnber at davm 's first light. WHO KNOWS HOW surfers predict wben surf will be up or down.. ltfaybe they just gaze out at the Pacific the day before and feel it rising. Or the big toe on their left foot gets an ache. Or the sun, moon and tides are in a certain position. Anyway, the up or dO'A'l'l Of it is TOOSt vital and in'l{lOrtant at dawn. The main reason tor this is that only the hardy will attack the surfl.ine at that boor. l.-feaning. the surf is Jess jammed up With other surfers. TIDS llAS BECO!\IE a growing problem in recent years. While we suffer cro'Nded hlghways, jammed service station lines and over-den.se houmng developments, 1he surfline has become crowded too. Some days there are sc> many boards out there in tbe water you figure you oouJd walk across them to CataJina Isle. All this is too bad becaouse sportsman. ship seem.<> to have disappeared among the surfing bunch. It's every man or ~'OTTlan for himself or herself. battling 10 get Oil the same ~'a\•e. 'Mley have more fights out in the ~·ater than you'd see in a Costa Alesa beer bar on Saturday night. SO SURflNG IS congested OO\\' even in lhe ~inter. And It appears that the Orange County Transit District is going to congest the sport even more this coming summer. Only yesterday, lh~ transit directors ~·ere pondemg setting up "Surfer Special" buses to bring rile inland enthusiasts do"·n here to the surflinc. They may even 1nst.all special rackii on these buses to carry the surfboards outside so peopl" don 't get ba shed about or slashed by the skegs on the inside. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn . (AP) Eunice Kronholm, reunited ~·ith her husband 31h days after she was kidnaped, remain<; in seclusion. Iler family says she ~i11 teU newsmen on Wednesday the details of her abduction. Meanwhile. the FBI said James William Johmon, %7, Lakeville·, ll-linn., would be arrai~ today before U.S. Magistrate J. Earl QJdd in cormcectioo with the kidn.aping. There was no ~'Ord v.'hethe.r any of the $200,000 ransom paid by G u n n a r Kronholm for his wife's release had ~n recovered. Kronholm is president of Drovers State Bank in South St. Paul. t-.1rs. Kronhotm , 46, walked into a MJburban M.irmeapolis grocery store .r-.1onday evening, a blanket wrapped around her shoulders. She asked to U5e a telephone. John Michael. a clerk at the Tom Thumb Superetle in Burnin1lle, sa!d he didn't know who she was but lhat she was a "little shaky. "She asked to use the telephone. I told her where it was, she started to walk back there and then she stopped, came back to the count.er and wanted to know where she was." Reino lleikkila, store manager, said he asked Mrs. Kronholm if she had had car trouble. ''A little more than that," Heikkila quoted the V.'OOWl as replying. Heikkila said r-.frs. Kronholm was picked up some 30 minutes later by two ffiffi. Relatives said ?o.fonday night that ?o.frs . Kronholm u·as in good health but her u·hereabouts v.·erc not revealed. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE U.. '"f<'V ol '"'° Di·'~ Flo! I> qi>'>"O''e<'d Monclrr-F•o¢oy 11 .,..,... ao ,.,,. ~ ..... ..,.,.. -i.., 1-30 ro "' eo11 """ .,..,..., 'IXlV "''" i. bfou;lll to l'Oll eau, ... , ........ °' '00 ~"' S.!""'9'1 -Sll'IGIV If ~00 do ,.,,. ,_..._ """" CODY .... I I "' S..luftll• Of I I ... So"""v. c.oO .,.., I COllY """be ll'tv;l"I 10 "°"" C..lll..., lll\..,11Mol 10 1 .... T~hor>et \Veil. these !!Urfer buses will surely be greeted as sour news by Midd le Son and a!this surfing buddies. They moy havi'"to - take up midnight surfing 10 elude crov.-d- J<Jmmed v.·a\•es. Me>M 0..,. eo.,,,ry Neu •••••••••• ,",., .. 2~1 -------........................ IM0-1~:0 s...~ •. ~ .... ~ s .......... '->•no. 0-"'°"" Soul~ L.-. ~ ~ Or miiybe it'll just mean more Lime on 1he sofa. Coed's Ne ·ws Story 011 Intercourse I nvestiga.ted CRANSTON. R.l. (UPI ) -A story about birth cootrol written by a 15-year- old girl for the Cranc;ton High East student newspaper "Thuttlerboll" is causing static for everyone involved. The article entitled "Birth C.Ontrol : Enjoying Se_x Without Fear" has prompted the school committee to call for an investigation into the newspaper"s policies and into the judgment of the faculty adviser who allowed the story to be printed. IT WAS WRITI'EN hy A\'is Gunther. a sophomore. She said she consulted pamphlels and other literature in the school library Vt'hile preparing the article. "At this particular stage ~·e are having a total review of the roles particu1ar Individuals played in the preparation of the story. If students • are to take responsibilities, they should be according to the ru1 ..... school Supt. Dr. Joseph Picaro said Thursday. Sgria, Israel Batt'le 2 U.N. Observers Hm1 In Desert Artillery Duel By Unltff Pren lntmlationaJ lsraell and Syrian gunners opened up oo the Golan -Heights al dawn today in a three-boor artillery duel that woondc4 two United Nations truce observers and brought an Israeli civilian settlement Wlder cannon attack. It was the eighth c:onseo.iti\-e day of artillery and tank exchanges a!on1; the salient whidi Israeli force:! pushed toward Damascus in the October war. Ead! side blamod the other. The U.N. casualties were the first in the current round of fighting. TIIE STRING of clashes marked the longest consecutive daily eruptions of fire on the Golan lleights front since the JS. day October ~·ar. a military spokesman said. l!eavy·aru1lcry barrages pre\·iously broke out in January, but they lasted only several days. Israel said Syrian gunners opened artillery and tank fire at dawn. Syria said Israeli forces fired first. A Syrian military communique reported another H~minute exchange later in the day . 'me two wounded U.N. observers "'"·ere hospitalized in Damascus. Danish Capt. Flemint 'Nilson. 33, told visiting Arab ncws:n¥!f1 his observation truck was hit by artill_m: fire_and thanked SY.Dan military authorities for the •·prompt and quick medical treatment I recel\'ed." tl-1edical officers at the Italian tmpita\ said Nilson suffered a "slight \\·ound'' in the right side. but that Finnish ~laj. Ato Kolvula. ~O. received •·serious wounds in the body". A SYRIA N communique said a Syrian liaison officer was v.:ounded in the shelling. The Israeli command reported t~'O Israeli soldiers were also wounded. bringing toe Israeli casualty toll lo two dead and five W'Olmded within two days. An Israeli military spokesman said the Syrian.! fired betv.~ 150 to 200 shells into the Js:raeJi enclave. Syrian shells arched west across the i 967 ceaS&-fire line and slammed into the kibbutz (collective settlement( of Ein Zivan a mile southwest of Kuneitra, a military SOtJrre said. It marked the first shelling of a ci\'ilian settlement since Feb. 15. Israeli settlers living on the Heights scrambled for their underground concrete shelters and the rommand said all the two-lane asphalt roads in tne area \\·ere closed to civilian traffic. IN WASHING'l'ON, troop. disengage- ~cnl talks ~·i th Israel and Syria are be- ing delayed for at least t'l''O u-eeks v.·hile Secretary of State Henry A. Kis.1inger travels lo the Soviet Un.ion and Britain. An Israeli negotiating team headed by Dclense Minister !\1oshe Dayan was c#Ue to arrive in Y.'ashington this week. in accord '<'ith an arrangement worked out w11h Israel and Syria two weeks a . Picano said there ~·as a certain amow1t of "editorializing" in the story and sakt "at this particular stage I can 't say for certain" what action would be taken against the students involved and the adviser. However, he said he y,•as not inclined to have them suspend€!d. The faculty adviser. Paul !iolartin, r-.t iss Gunther and several other students were attending a sympo6iwn on high school ne~-spapers at C.Olwnbla University in New York City Thursday. School Principal Joseph Ventetuolo said, "We are looking into the mauer. A k>I of calls from parents in the community have been received. We must . train youngsters how to hand.Je delicate situations such as this." THE !\IAJOR controversy over the article centers on the last paragraph Y.'hich reads: "Sex is a natural part. of We and should be treated that way. With the knowledge or modem medicine. unwanted pregnancy will no looger have to be a problem, and youth can enjoy premaritaJ sex without fear." "Frankly. I deplore the publication of the article," ScOOol c.ommittee OWrman F.ict-Nard Di.Prete said. Sidney M. Brusini, anot.hE'!" member of the committee. said the reference to sex before marriage was "cootrary to my own beliefs." "It was wriUcn by a student who ts not an authority in tile field. If this was done with the approval of the faatlty advisor, there are certain quest.ions rai.9ed in my mind. Was be canying out his dut.iea and giving proper advice?" DiPrete saKI:. PICANO SAID if the stu:l.ents wanted to write such an article they should have approached the school and asked for the help of the school nurse or.doctor. "\\'e could have gi\•en them t e ch n i c a I assistance," he said. Group Threatens Emmy Boycott LOS ANGELES (AP\ -A dissident oomm.lttee of performers, w Ti t e r s , ditt<:tor> and produren ha> renewed Ila Ufreal to boycott. the Emmy -awards telecast. a U.S. Victory Didn't the Sovitt Union all along espo1.15e Arab aspirat~! l\tosblw INDEED did all tho." thlngs, and that is precisely why ftw: Arabs are suspicious. 1be Arabs are natiooalistic and devoutly Islamic. They are fearful of what they have seen of Soviet sentiments In those spheres. If there is to be pea~. the Arabs know the United, States stlll holds the key, ti there is to be economic development in the Arab world, the ke ys are in the Wesl. Ml the East. The Russians sound a lot less like a regime bent on detente than one hopin~ to keep the waters roiled in the most sensitive strategic area of the "wld. Yet people wt.:i should know credit Moscow ~ilh "''anting to avoid a major eiplosion, e\'en 'o\'hile trying for all it can get stK:irt of that. ~foscow seems to have some political problems in this respect. Leonid I. Brezhnev. the Communist chief. wante detente and all it promises. But th.al costs a Jot in ttrrna of surrendering opportunities to be more disruptive in the ~liddle East THERE HAVE been signs lately that Soviet hawks question the long-range prospective benefits of detente. Thi~ see.ms to be echoed in recent Soviet press articles that for the first time in a long time are sharply critical ol the Niioo Administration and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. The reason: the Russians don't want a settlement to lake ~ace that ha! the look of being all the result o1 U.S. diplomacy. Stockliol1n Bank Terror SusP_!!cts Get Ja.il Te ifns STOCKHOL.'I (UPI) -A Stockmlm oourt today sentenced two convicts who held four bank emplo~s tnstage in a downtown bank last August to 10 and 6h· year prison terms. A C'OW1. spokesman said Jan-Erilc . [..__I_N_S_H_OR_T_ •• _. ~) Olsson. 32, recei\·ed a minimum 10 year sentence. and Clark Olofsson. 26, at least. six year.; and six months internment. Olsson and Olofsson held four bank employes hostage in a lock~ bank vault for six days last August before surrendering after a gas attack by besieging police. e Eree fliclts . PITISBURGH, Pa. (AP) -Claude C. Wild Jr., the Gulf Oi l Corp. Iobbymt who pleaded guilty to funneling $100.000 ol Gulf's funds to Pr9eident Ni.t00's electioo campaign, has quietly resigned Wild's resignation as a corporate \108 president, effective March l. was disclosed Monday in a proxy statement mailed to the firm's 300,<m shareholders. in advance of Gulf's armual rnee:tq April 23. eBank Drama ME\IPHJS. Tem. (UPI) -One ol three men suspected ol robbing a bank t:l $49.778 v.•as shot to death and two policemen '!'·ere injured in an ~ cnase 'I'v10 v.'Omen and a man the robbers took as host.ages were not harmed. Police cruisers and a helicopter trailed the getaway car to a department store parking lot. where it was rammed by a television ne'l'"S car aftef" the robbers ran down a motorcycle officer. e Skyjark Term PIITLADELPHJA (AP) -Midllld S. Green has been sentenced to 50 years in jail for a 1972 airplane hijacking, after a prosecutor urged a penalty ''so !leVel'e that ot.bers will think twioe before attempijpg it." U.S. Ally. Robert E.J . Curran, calling £or a sentence eqWvalent lo life, said ~londay the penalty "must be ,f warning lo others that u·e \\ill not tolerite this." eJapa,. Gift ·~Storms Hit Arkansas Area The committee said ~fonday it learned that an unorficial polling ot the awards committee or the National Academy of 'fclevisk>n Arts and Sciences turned Qo~·n 9 to 0 its plea to restore the awards structure to the way it was last year. Bob Sweeney, producer of "Ha~·ail f ive--0" and committee chairman. said the dissident group Is composed of alx>ut 200 people and represents such poJl'.Ular TOKYO !AP l -Japane!< Cabinel ~tinisters agreed today to present 1 million yen -$3,508 =s a J!ift to World \\'Rr II soldier U. Hiroo ?>node. Wtn returned to Japan from ~ Philippines last "·eek afte,r hiding 30 years in the ., Tluu1d erstor1n s, Ra.i11s , Tornado ancl Ha.il Fall on Sta.te ' shows as "All in the FamHy" and "The Walton.s." jwigle. - Oooda turned 52 to<tay, and celebrated at Tokyo National H~tal v.·hen he ¥.'ent for a checkup. -Tennessee May Rescind Equal Rights Decision NASHVILLE. Ttnn. (liPll -After "'ert pregnant. hearing claims that the equal rights ERA proponmts were not allowed to amendment could send pregnant women oppose Proud or COlnment during his to lhe battleh'ont, the Tennessee Senate presentaUon. has \"Oted to rt3Cind its ratification of tbe 'lllirty·Ou-ee states, I n c 1 u di n c "' b k T proposal Tennessee. ha'" ratified the ERA. "8 "'e O(" rt1 The ~solution to rescind a favorable Nebraska has rescinded Its ratir\callon. \Vayne Morse, the man thev called 'The tiger of lhe Senate~· 1972 vote, was passed by 17-11 t-.1onday Although Sen. Clirtis Perton iR· night. It now goes to !louse. t.femphls l. said then! was no clearcut filed P.ionday f()r the seat he Nebraska State Sen. Ridu!rd Proud ruling on whe1ber a stale could re.verse l()Sl to Bob Packwood . a Repub-1old the senators earlier In the MS.Skin its 8Ction, Oernocratk: Sen. WUliam lican. six years -a go In Oregon. that making the ERA part or the Peeler said he had received aevtral iepl ' lha " lik Ja u "" ta i K n ---- f l t f The 24-year veterari of the Sen-Conftl1ut'lon \l'OUld cause \\'omen to be npioions that the state could not rescind ate ts-13 years-Okh.-----~-W'..1-ft~o battlC-e.\'<t1..JL~L.JJ.s..J:111ifu:oJIOJL _________ -lµ_----I • I. • ' • , . ' -.. -I Today's Final N.Y. Stocks • VOL o7, NO. 78, 2 SE.CTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1974 N TEN CENTS Aliens Pull Grea·t Escape • ID County By l\'ILUAM SCHREIBER OI tllt D9llr l"IW Slaft . An estimated 100 illegal aliens jumped ~m the freight CIU'1 of the Santa Fe nin in Tustin early today in · the anm ol walting federal offieers and local poll<e. But in the ~ild !Cl'amble t.hat ensued, the small force af police only managed to capture UI of the aliem. The rest van- ~ into 1Urm.mding flelcb and orange crove!. l\1Y Senator A c.aD for mutual aid assistance brought the COila Mesa Police beUcopter Eagle U with pilot ll&ndy Nult and oblervtr !Al SUlloo bovoring over the ..,..,., illumlnatlns tt with Ooodllghls. 'Ibey said they SJ>OUod 30 lo to of the fucitlvts acamperin& ror cover tn the sumundlng area. A spokesman for Iii, Tustin Police Departmeot aald today tho train - termed the "AJiefl :t'.cpress" -ltops evtty night It midrJl&hl at a imali station near ~loulton Parkway and Red Hill A\'enue. It 1s consid' one of the key lnO.u.x points r;,r allem tra\•eling from the San Diego area. "We "'Ork that area as often a.s we can and last night we had some help from tht trrsnlgration department and the Orange Police Department," the T u s t i n spokesman said. Officers participating In the raid said they expected the usual small trickle of Buckley Presses Nix.on to Resign l\'ASHINGTON (UPI) -Declaring that if President Nixon stays in office "the country \.u1 be in for a trauma the like3 of which we haven't seen," Sen. Jame! L. Buckley (RC-N.Y.), today urged him to resign. The unexpected defection of one of the President's top oongrcsslonal !:Upporters came as Nixon intensified ~ ·rorts to blunt congressional impeachment moves and 11ve his presidency. There was no Immediate White House reactioo after Buckley's news conference. i\J1 aide said Buckley had not met or talk~ with Nixon this week. Calling it "the lllOl!it difficult decision I Coast Phone Aide Called In Vesco Case A top official from Pacific: Telephone's c.osta Mesa office testified today tn the Mitchell-Stans trial about loIJ.g-dist~nce telephone conversations of F. Donald Ni100 of Newport Beach. Streeter King, Orange Coast dlstrlct manager for the telephone rompany, was called upon by the Justice Departmtnt to verify the record of Nixon's long-distance calls for an undisclosed period. No criminal links have been alleged between President Nixon's older brother and fonner attorney general John Mitchell, former commerce secretary 1.taurice Stam, or international financier Robert Vesco. Mitchell and Stans are on trial in New York on charges of perjury. conspiracy, and obstruction of justice in connection with allegations that Vesco attempted to exchange a $200.000 c a m p a i g n contribution for the shelving of a Securities and Eir:change Commission inve.stigation of his business. The testimony of Pacific Telephone's King today was routine, according to a company spokesman. King was askea in court to certify that the record of Nixon's conversations -including the phone numbers called, tbe dates and ~ length ol conversation -was authentic. He was oot asked to interpret the ~-- F. Donald Nixon's name was first linked with Vesoo's alleged influence peddling when it was disclo9ed that hi.s .son. Donald Jr., w!s a Vesco fide in lbe period in 1972 v.'hen the irregularities allegedly occurred. Last Vleek it \.\'as further disclosed that Vesco allegedly wrote a memo to Donald Nlxon attempting-to persuade him that federal investigaUon into his afrairs ought lo be dropped. Vesco, In a memo addressed penooally to Donald Ni10n, also a 11 e g e d 1 y threatened to make public a $200.000 campaign ·contribution to President Nixon's re-elec:Oon campaign ir the federal action was not dropped. When the memo was read in court last week, it was not established whether or not it had actually been deliver<d to Donald Nixoo. POODLE LOSES -EITHER WAY • PllOENlX, Am. (UPI ) -A court custody batUe wa.s averted here ln the. divorce of Olester and Reatna Demaree when Mrs. Demaree was granted vlsttaUon rig!lts to Ille coupl<'• d>trtsb<d third.pony -the family poodle. Superior Court Judge Howard F. Pettl'llOn aak1 Monday husbantt and wlft boll! wanl«I custody of the dog. "l fell l should award It to -and let the olbtr visit K," WI Judi!" P- ) • ... have ever had to make." the fttlbman senator said Watergate had ao weakened the presidency lhat resignation Is the only way "by v.·hich the crisis can be resolved and the country pulled out of the Waterg;!te swaipp." Buckley said he sent a copy of hls statement to Nixon Monday night, but received no reply. Buckley said he made his decision because of "an atmosphere of high emotion, dangerous to reason" and "a qualitative change wtthin the American spirit." Sen. Edward W. Brooke o t Massachu6etts Is the only Republican senator to have publicly called for Niir:on to step down, while Sen. Olarles H. Percy (R-111.), has sald some Republicam think he should do so. Buetley sa>I there would be l>Ublic pressure to televise any impeachment 1-tnp -tho Wll<ld, .... "tawdry details which in and of themselves '°'an IJltle" woo1c1 d.,.... tho Pmlden~ the -ldency .... lbt """11ry. "I prop:ee an utraordinary act of .st.atesmanship and courage -an act at once noble and heartbrutlng, at once serving the greater interests of the nation, the imtltution of. the presideocy and tbe stated goals for which be Ml successfully campaigned," Buckley said . "That act i5 R!chard Nixon's own vohmtary resignation as President of the United St.ates." Senate Republican Leader Htlllb Scott, asked about Buckley's romments, said, "I think it e1pres.ses the conviction of a very conscientious and very honorable senator." "While l do not join with Sen. Buckley In bis request at this timt," Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-AriL), said, ''l wistJ to mai:e it plain that If any evidence of a criminal act oo the part of the President is 1XVVeD, I shall change my posit.ion and support the Buckley propooal." Buckley said he long ago personally urged Nixon to make "the fullest possible disclosure" of alt materials relating to \\'atergate. Becau.se Nl1on did not, the (See RESIGN, Page 2) Blood Collection Planned at Hoag The American Rod 0.... will be conductlltTlti quafli1IY lilooclCOUecticJil at Hoag Memorial Hospital on Thursday from %:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Dcnalions may be made in the oonferenee center of the ~tal, 301 Newport Blvd. Red Cross officials advise donors to guarMtee prompt service by telepboning • 835-5.181 for an advance appointment. Tanks Cleaned Ul>I T""""'ltl 'NIXON SHOULD QUIT' N. Y. Sen1tor Buckliy Cobb Ruled Guilty Of First-degree Murder of Tot By TO~t HARLE'' Of thtl Di lly 1>11.i 1!1tl Larry \Vayne Cobb. the \\'Ords "She Lied" emblazoned in black ink on the back or his jacket, y,·as found gui lty of F'irst·degree murder late Monday in Orange County Superior Court. Cobb, 22. remained impassive while the jury delivered to Judge H. \\'arren Knight the verdict reached after nearly three d~ys of deliberations. But he had earlier protested v1hen Judge Knight ordered him Ill remove the jacket before the jun• t>ntered the courtroom. Three deputies stood over him whHe he relucta ntly took off the offending ink-stained garment. J udge Knight ""ill sentence Cobb April 8 to what could be life in prison for the slayi ng last Apri l II of Todd Rockwood, the 3-year-old scin of Cobb's mistress. h-fore than 500 police and volunteers scoured the Orange area for seven days after the child was reported missi ng by his mother, Sandy Rockv>'ood, then 17. f\fiss Rockwood broke dov.·n under intensive questioning and told police that Cobb had murdfred her son and buried him in a se"·er line on an Anaheim construction site. Cobb then led lawmen to the SJXlt and \.\"8lched while they unearthed the beaten body of the child who \.\"as found dead in hi! crib April 11 by his mother after she returned trom·worHo htr Orange home. '"fiss RocPood and other prosecution witnesses testified during the two-month trial tbat Cobb repeatedly beat her son during two years of her on-and-off rtlationship with the defendant. ll was testified on one occasion that he "'as unrecognitab\e after a beating !Set C01''VICTED, Page %) Greek Tanker Blamed For Coastal Oil Globs U.S. Coast Guard investigator. have troced thole glol>o of tor aod oil which fouled <lrl1l8" County bea-tt«11Uy to aGrmi.nker. Lt. Qndr. Louil D<Bomanli of 'Coast Guan! Loog Bea<h. said tho ahlp •PllO""UY cleaned Its laJlka and pumped the Jany residue Into the ocean during Its -from San Ole&O to Loog --'!be ship, the Vrabas, left Feb. 11 and lt.s records ahow It was far outside the 50 mile zooe where such dlK''8fiCS are probibll<d, the coast Guan! ,.id: • Greet globo ol lhl b1adl IM wAJbtd up on bNc:hcs between Hunting\On Beach and San C.mente March I through March l . • It wa.s first believed they were the rt3Ult of natural petroleum discharges from tbe ocean noor. however, an analysis abowed the substance lO be lndooaian crude oil. Resldut found on tbe ship In Loo g Beoch matched la< beach globs, Coast Cuard spokesmen said. De.Bemardi uJd thal no action can be taken agalmt the ship or captain as the dlscbal'g.el occurred in international waters. A Coast Guard spokesman sakt It was rommon practice for ships to make .sll(b diJCha.rites because cleaning and residue =-! Into port disposal system cv<ts more. ' aliens to jump from the train ilnd head for drstlnations in the Los Angeles area. "But "''hen I.he freight car doors opened. they guessed nearlv 100 of them jumped out and started running in all different directions," the S'" •·,srnan sai d. Some ol the 18 alien 1 cau~t by the poltce and immigration officers were nabbed as they hid in the nearby gro\'es and fields. All the captured men \\"ere que stioned at Tuslin police headquarters and tllen ta ken into custod. by the fed· eral officers. Tv.v of the alien.s ~'ere captured se\-eral hours aftrr the oth<'rs ~·hen thf'y fla gged do~ll a pohcC' c.1r, mls!a lting It for a ta xica b. off\ctrs said. Roy Bo<'hm, 85Sistan t immigrntion di rector for in\'estlgations. r.aid today the OOe5 ~·ho escaped probably ~·!II catch taxicabs and other forms of tran ·"'Orta· l!on to get them to their dtstlna!lons. lie s~ud SC:\'eral of the captured aliens arl· SUSpl'Cted to be organizers of llle mass 1mrrugralfon. Boehm said !he large numlx'r of al1rns on a single train is "highly unusual and t'Ould point to somr kind of smuggling opt>ration." !le said tilt> Tustin tr<11n stop is a rontinuing enforrernent hcndachc {or llis off1ct>. P3:rking Solution? Newport Schools Coitld Be Drafted I.. Pl'TER KRIEG Of .... 0.ltf l'!let Sii i! A pnlJXISal to util iz(' incluruial and high school parking lots to hand le weekend tx>:ich traffic ,,_.as adva nC'l'd toda~· by :'-4e~·port Beach Cilv Council 1.·andidate Jo.seph Stewart. · Stewart mad(' his proposal at a candidates' forum sponsored hy the \\'omen's C1v1c Ll'ague. One or his Sixth Dis!rict opixmen1s sharµly cr;1ici1~·d both wha l the general plan s.ays ;1nd thf' time 1rs ta ken to pN'pare it during 1hc morning session. flt rs. Lucille Kuehn told the 30 p<"r.iOOS gathe red at ~tar1ncrs L1brar.• that the preSt'nl city council has faded. to comply "'i th state law that require.$. eight sp<-cifil'. clements of the plan to have bct'n completed by Jan. 1. Only five are done. ~!rs. Kuehn said. And , ~1 "3. Kuehn said, "·hi\c the plan decla res its inte m to foster low density development. il appears to do \hC' J'C\'Cr'SC. "If you look at 1t do5ely it $hoWs on Balboa Island. for instance. that thtre \.\"ill be ooly 72 new single-fam ily homes wbUe the~ l''iil be more than 1,000 duplexes ," Mrs. Kuehn sa id. Stev.·art said he has not thorough ly studied his park ing lot propOsal. but he said it S«ms to offer a solution to summer weekend traffic congestion. Stewa rt suggested use of parking lots at the llughes Aircraft pl<1nt on Supertvr Avenue. the Ph ilco-F on:! plant on Ford Road and the Newport Harbor lfigh School parking lot on 16th Street. - He said beachgocrs could be bused from these parking areas to Balboa Pen insula and Big Corona beaches. "I'm not absolutely sure this ~·ould \\'Ork, but I think v.·e should study the pros and cons and then see "ilat the people think.·· Stewart said. The alldience also heard District I candidate Peg Forgit say she thinks the mayor of Ne,,_·port Beach should be able lo devote lull time 10 the position_ l\trs. Forgit stopped short of sa) ing the mayor should be paid a fu ll-t1n'le salary. but she said that is one possibility and should be considered. "If that's v.·hat it ta kes," she said in an inter\'icw after the forum. "then that is \\'hat we should do.'' Councilman f\l ilan Dos!al. who· s seeking to retain his District 4 5cat against challenger Lyn <it-ronin1i. v.·as c.oofron!ed with t\\'O tough que~1ions by f\!rs. f\.l argot Skilling of the Ci\'ic League. J\!rs. Skilling asked Dostal to explaln \\'hy he voted for th e Irvine C.Ompany's· Promontor y Point apartment de\'elopment and v.·hy be ~lhorcd~l.hc. ballot argument three years ago in support of the Pacific Coast r·reeway. Dostal said he \'oted for th e ~nt rQ,,Versial apartment project bee.au~ It was the best compromise city officials Otll'f '"" Jltlt PW. SUGGESTS PARKING PLAN Council C&ndid1le St•wart could wo rk out. lie said he didn 't li kP lh<' look! o! it, but pointed out councilmen don't have total control of es1hetics. He said its density, about 16 unil3 per acrr. combined with the l0\1'81" del'l.'lily of the Promontory Bay project bl>lov.· it. is lcss than that of nearby Beaoon B.ay. Dostal sa id he didn't vote for the freeway. lie said he authored the ballot argument against the charter change Identity Sought because he opposed changing the Jaw IO that the people have to ,·ote on a traffic element. Gtronimi. Dos1a\'l'i opponent, satd the t'lly should be in\'estigat in~ nl'W revroue sources if it expects to be able to afford such Uungs as rood impro\'eml'.llts and btl'yele trails. S1.-.:th !)!strict candidate John V. Baker ISft; PARKING, Page %1 Suicide Try Victim Listed as 'C ritical' ll.tissing persons bulletins were being studied today for dues to identity of a young Jane Doe v.·ho attempted suicide ~londay by firing a .38 caliber revol\'er Charges Ren1ain Against Popeil, Frie11cl, in Plot By A RTIRJR R. \'JNSEl, 01 !ht DlllW 1'1"1 llltf Charges of conspiracy and solicitation tCI com mit murder will remai n standing in the trial of i'te wport Beach's Eloise Popeil and her onetime boyfriend. aecused or plotting to have her \\·ealthy husba nd murdered . Long Beach Superior Cou rt Judge John Arguelles today denied defense motion.o; IG dismiss charges agairnt the liarbor Isla nd socialite and her ro<iefendant. He did grant a motion for discovery 'rhich "'ill allGw attorneys for :\t r.;, PGpeil. 48. of $19 llarbor Island Road , and Danirl Ayers, 37, of Santa Ana. a freer hand. The approval v.·ill gl,·e them access to certain prosecution documents to aid in preparing a defense for the alleged murder plotters. Defen.-;c .attorneys Philip Petty and Robert Green. or Santa Ana, appeared in Depart m('fll K before Judge Arguelles clai ming the local cotut had no jurisd iction. . The.y based their claim on the facr- Sa mueJ J. Popcil. 59, cha irman of the board of Popeil Bros. Inc., v.·as in Chicago and thus their clients could not be accused here. · Long Beach detect1\·es. hov.·e\'er. claim to ha\'e developro evidence to support a murder con.splrecy agairnt lhc: tycoon . worth 11n estimated $200 m i 11 i o n . -developed here. A pair or co-workers of Ave rs at Douglas Aircraft Company in Uing Beach have te.<;tified they v.ere. rctalnrd to kill Popcil so his wife would inherit a fortune before the couple's pending divoree action becomes final. The suspect ed conspirators "' e r c arrested at Mrs. Popell 's Newport Beach home in early January . Friends and neighboni pledged parcels of 1.ucrative property to he.Ip the oqct1mc '>''a1tr~ who married a millionaire make her $50,oOO bail bond. A)'trs. ) machinist laid off by th<l Lone 8each a.l rcrafl plant last yesr, is also fr ee on ba.U but IJ being represented -by Los Angeles County Oeputv PublJc Deftndtr Jostph Acton. • A further c o u r t appeManct ls schtdul~ April S on a defense motion to supprds t\'idenct against the pair, while April 24th Is their.trial date. Judge Argutlles llJttned t0 oral arguments for one hour today ht.fort refusi ng to dlsmlss the conspiracy count, "'hich Is a fclooy ch8rgt and cannot be reduced. Solicitation for murder can be rtduced lo a mi~canor charge u p o n conviction. .. . . into her mouth as she. sat on the crid of a Balboa boat dock The \ictirq. with long, reddish-brown hai r and dressed in wcstem and lndian fashion. "'·as list!'d i ri11cat !'Oflrlitlon lOdny at lfoag ~femoria l Hospita l in i\"e"·port Beach. lier "'ound would probably ha ve been fat.11 had she ti lted the gun barrel upward to"·ard her brain. but the slug lore through her tongue and <>ut 1he back side or her neck. Detective Ken Smi th, v.'ho i.~ hand1hlg tht: investigation. sakl the I e a d apparently missed her spinal column. He added today that he was checking out two missing persons reporL<i ln\'Olving y~ng . women generally filling the un1den11fied ,·ictim"s description. One v.·as a resident llf Oran]'e. while the other "·as a \\'alkaway patient from Orange County ~!tdieal Cen!rr. Denver, Colo. visitors f' •iel f\f illai;: and Karen \Vh1ttrmore callrd police about 1 :30 p.m. ~fonday v.·hen th;o \'ictim shot herS11lf, ln\·estig:ators said . Officer Le wis Bivins found her lying on !ht-end of the v.·ooden pier nl 1$th St rttl and Bay Av('nue. \\i!h her legs dangling over ~ end and the .38 in her hand. :>:o idcntirica!lon eould he found and the \'ictim. about 22, had onlv a few fH!rsonal items -such as he r hai rbrush and 58 cents in a bro"·n ~·ovtn manila rope·IYp@. purse. ~he i.~ fi\'e feet , four il'l(fte~ t:1ll. "C•ghs 125 pounds, and has hazel eyes in addi· t1on 10 flov.·ing, redd1~h·hrov;n hair. Detc-ctive Srruth said she \lo'OrE' a grren shirt "''ith an Aztec lnd1an design on the back, a light green blouse with pink flO\\ers benC'arh u. plus hluc jeans. She also "·ore western style brown suede btxK and has picr('{'d cars 1n ~·hich she "'Orf' earrings. but ix>lice round no olh<?r jewelry Cir cl0ts lo her 1den1Jty. Orange Coast Weather Not much chance of sunshine along !he Orange Coast \\'e<lncs- day. but the l''eather service says it'll be mostly sunny inland in the e1fternoon hou~. Highs at the btaches and lnland ill tM mi~ 60s. Lo"·s tonight 45·S5. IJ''llSIDE TODA l' Drought, famine G'ltd fl.(!]/cct threaien tilt e:rt1nclicm of a on.ce·proud tribe of u·nrr1ors. \'ultures .ti' atop tver11 rel~ phont polt, awo1tin g 11t1c v1c· tum. Story, Page 9. I.. M • ...,. t Mllfll•l 'Wfi41 11 ~t1i.nl1 I 111•1-•I 111..-. f Cll1lltlMI Jl•U Or11LM C..111' I C-IU U PMl>lt lJ.U ,,....,_,., 11 s,1w11 "'"'''' 11 0.•111 ""''-' • '"'" 1•• , ....... l>1•t ' 11"• Mlr1-ol'I 11.-11 l!"'iwt•l-11 , ...... ~~ 11 f'iOWKot 11•11 TMllff"I 1t '"' .... ""'"'. ' ""'"""' 4 .. , 01,..,.... 11 W_.I ....,.. 1t>M ~ 11 ...... ..... 4 AM LM-dtn 11 ' ; , ~ DAii. Y PILO I • He Likes Weeds But Mesa Council Abates Speec h II)' llUDI NIEDZIELSIJ 01 "'-DMlv l'llet II.if \4'eeds have fevr champions. tspeclally in Costa Mesa, Orange County's former llm& bean capital, v.•here they are I annually and zealously "abated" as lonnal policy of the city council. Verlyn ~1ar1h of 3197 Cnpe Verde Pla<.'C' i,, the ci ty 's only ttnown defender of Wttds. . He object.s forcefully and eloquent!)' to the ir destruction and each f'.1a.rch apptArs before the city council to plead for the salvatlon of weeds. ~farth's yrarly v.·eed speech t<.fonday night so incensed city council members that ~fayor Robert Wilson threatened to ordtr him physically remo\'ed from every city council meeting for the next year. Jn 1ofarth's \'OCabulary "weed" m<'.ans 90mf: kind of growth wh.lch is offensi\'e to people wtio live around it -"freeways, bUJ6o.rds. signs. telephone poles." An articulate spokesman for ecological balance. Marth argues htat the city is ertenninating not weeds but natural plants which shouldn't be eliminated unless they bother people. He told council members tl13 t plants generate .. oxygen and that he rou!d. not understand v.·hy pt.."Ople "spend m1l hons to kill plants and then spend millions to fight air ~Jution." Marth 1nJ'ormcd the council ·that the stale maintains an official list of about JOO weeds and that he. disagrees with the agricultural experts on about 90 percent of them. Amon& them Is the poppy, the state's oftld1J Oower, Marth tt1vt1led. "How can the 1tate nower be a weed? Whit 11 your weed may be my wild nov.11r," he observed. J\tarth 's steady drone ai;:ainst Costa ~tesa's "''eed abatemp ·~ progr.1n1 t1onday night \\'a~ intemiplcd at one point by Vice J\1ayor Jark llammt'lt Y.'hu ~•1 id. "Why can 't his wild fl ower be our "''ceds?" The audien~ booed. Councilman Dom Raci!I intervcnrd, rxplaining that the "weeds" "''hich the council annuallv ordr.rs destroyed. tend to dry out and become a fire hazard. thereby meeting J\1arth's deHnltion. The 11·ccd abatement progr. ,, de~pite J\1ar1h's oratory, "'as a.ipn:.ved by ~o \'Ole of I.he council. Red s Trap Troops PHNOJ\f PENH (UPI) -Communist troops ha\'e surrounded a 1,200.man government force trying to retreat from the C'3ptured provincial capital of Oudong and are pounding the outnun1b<>red soldiers with mortars and small anns, field reports said.I.Oday. Th e Communists blew a bridge oil lligh"·ay 5, cutting the escape path for the government troops and separating them rron1 anOChe.r govemment force regroupong for a rounterallack against the city. 11'1 T1lcphe1t Ca111bodia11 Q11estio1ting r.ovcrnment sold iers interrogate two youthful Cambodian rebels ca ptured lhe roya l capit al of Kh1ner Houge insurge nl s captured during fighting Oudong ~1onday. It was the first major city to fall at Kraul Krabci, 7 n1ilcs :.outh of Phnom Penh. to the lteds in three years. ·~~~~~~~~~~~----'~~~~- Cru1didates Step It Up 111 Newport -\ Newport Beach's 11 city coondl candldat('S arc In lhe n1idst of a busy- 11·eck of campaigning, They are schedu!l'd to :ippear at thr~ candidates· forums in a 24-hour pef'iod • bt'RIMlng y,•lth a procram aponsort'd by lhe N~·port Harbor (]lamber of t Cornnierce \\'ednesday al 7:Xl a.m. at the Balboa Bay Club. · They'll appear belore \\'est r;ewpon homooy,.·ll('rs Yi'ednesday at 7:30 p.m. and 11 before the Ne11'Jl0f1 llarbcr-Olsta ~fcsa Board of Realtors Thursday morning. nie \\'est Nev.·?)rt galhcring will deal primarily with issues ronfrontlng that section of tov.'n, acrording to Paul Hatalis, president of the West Newport. Bead! lmpro\'ement Association. Ile has forwarded a list or :seven questions to ('ach of the carw:lidate5. Balalis said the qllt'stions involve the proposed \\'est Ne11i·port marina and l _ traffic stud~·. parks. bicycle paths and 1 parking. aod density and West Newport !' de\'c!op111ent . They also include lhc issues of a ma in I library \'.CTSUs parks. rest rooms on the . beach, oil drilling ard tbe ·~'est Newport ·. OOlllOUS odor problem . The \1lest Newport forum \\'ill take place at the children's library on West c.oast l!ig hv.·ay . Sign Law Gets Final Okay Fron• Page 1 RESIGN ... 'Exorcist' Film Raises tlie Devil Witli Mesa Arelt From Page 1 PARKING ..• Costa Mesa Gives Second Rending to Mensure By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of .. .,..., ,.i.t ,,.,, TM Costa Mesa City C ~u n c i I reaffirmed Its earl!er stance in favor of a new sign ordinance Monday night by giving the_ controversial Jaw its second reading and thereby formally adopting it. City council members voted 5 to 0 to aoc:ept the document as clari~ed hr the planning commission, aUowmg 1t to berome law in 30 days. "I think the City Council has just passed one of the Dl05l progressi\'e sign ordinances in the county," said Planning Director William Dunn after the ~ting. Dunn's staff had been working on the sign ordinance since August of 1972 and tile planning director believes it will become the model for other ord inances throug'oou t the United States. "I think a lot of cities ha\'e been "'ai ling to see v"hat Cost.a Mesa would do "ilh this sign ordinance. Now that lhey see it v.·as approved, I lhink you .,.,;u find Judge Will Issue Ruling On TV Plea by SLA Pair lflLLSBOROUGH !APl - A judge is to rule today on a request by two alleged Symbionese Liberation Army members to make a televised sl.ateme.nt they claim could help save lhe life o( Patricia Hearst. The SLA, which says it kidnaped Uie 2().year~ld newspaper heiress « day! ago, bas -threatened to break off all PATTY HEARST TERMED INDEPENDENT -Story, Pogo 14 o:mmunieallon with her family unless Joseph Rm\iro, TT. and Russell Little, 24, appear on natioowkte tclevl.sion. Contra Costa County S: rior Court Judge Sam Hall said he will rule this afternoon on requests for Little or Remiro to make a fi\'e-to !~minute televised statement before a single cameramar1 and ncv.-sman. r-.o questions would be permitted. A second judge in neighboring Alameda County is scheduled to ruie on the same nque.tt Wednesday. Attorneys for lhe pair bave said Oakland ?.lunicipal Court Judge Stafford Buckley is sympathetic to the idea. Little and Remiro must get permission rrom both judge! because they face murder charges for the Nov. 6 cyanide- bullet slaying of Oakland Schools Supt. ~ Foster in Alameda County and charges of attempted murder of a Concord policeman in Contra Costa ' DAILY PILOT TM.Or .... CMH O"ILT '•LOt, ~I'll ""'kl! .. """""-'"• '"'-'''"'· It --" l!'it Ori"'• (O•t! '..-lloUng ~"" 5r~ ... ,. Wll.,,..1 t•• """'""-• MOf>d•Y lh•OWh ,rhl•y, to< Cto!t Mot, N,,.,.,, ll<t<h, H11Ml11t-lt•lll ,..,..lt ill V1l'ry, l.4'9wll.I l..CI>, l,.,IM/IMoll~ -S•n Cie......,!t/ S•n Ju•n C.'ltl•tnt A tifltlt "'l•011•I Wl!Nlol ii ,....,,.. S.""'"°Vt '"" SU"41••>. T1-''1Mlp91 P\llll!th11'19 ~JIM lt t i UI ll'o'nt ltr tr.Ml, Ctolt M.,., Ct tllwnlt, '21lt. Rt"•rl N. W1H ..... IOtnl '"" l'uthoMf J ac.k II:. Cvrlt 'I' Vou ,, ....... -~ •• , "''"""' Tit.'"'' ICtt•ll lfl"'1 n,,,,.,, A. M.,.,h r"' M-1 .. 1.1"'1 County. ~1ean\l.1lile, organizers of a $2 mlllion food giveaway demanded by the SLA announC1!d another delay Monday in the next distribution. They said there would be no handouts today and promised anolhcr progress report Wednesday. Newspaper magnate .Randolph A. llearst. father of the kidnapcd cood, has ordered a total re vamping of the People In Need gi\'ea"'ay to me<'t as closely as possible the SLA 's original demands: $70 v.·orth of high quality meat, produce and dairy products for each of California's needy. Jn a br ief statement ~1onday, People In Need directors A. Ludlow Kramer and Peggy Maze said they were "continuinc to order quallty food and will again be In operation as soon as we are capable of mC'Cting the full SLA demands." In its last message 1'1arch 9, the SLA, which police say has about 25 members, accused Hearst of tianding out "hog fe«.I " and shov.·ing "contempt for tile people lhrough disorganization in clistri· bulion of su rplus commodities instead or top quality fr esh meat s, vegi;:tabl£'s and produce.·· l{ca rst responded by admilling his initial plan for a twice·a·WC'Ck, long-range supplemental giveav.•ay \\'as a n1istake. J{e promised to overhaul the .. progrnm to more l'losely parallel the SLA 's original demand for a one. month gtvea1ray or high quality food. So far . 120.000 grocery bags ha\·e been distributed in five handouts. Kramer has said the program's remaining $1 million .,.,.ould be exhausted after three more cn·e;n••ay~. In another de\'elopment, so m c 111c1nbcrs of the news 1ncdla received 1nimeograp~ leltcrs purport.Ing to oiler. a re.,.,.•ard rr01n He;lrst fo r the death or rapture or SJ.,\ nirm bers. Hearst said the l<'l!t'rs 11c:rc flt1111ous and "complete· ly fal ~." Trustees W cig h Harbor Schools Vocational Pla11 L '''" Krit ! Trustees of the NC\\110rt·tllesa Unlfitd "......,.. ...,, Cltf •0• School District will consider A proposal ....,... .._. Offk. tonight to ~nd $2.10,000 next year a~ J))J tt..,.,, ltY1, ... ,,~ thctr share for participation In n regiona l M1ill1t1 ~'""P.O.'" 1•1s. 9266J vocational Mucation program. ~ OMc4tl Also on the >1genda is a progress r<'port 0.11 """'': Al .,....., .. , '""' on negotiations v.ith 1eachers who have M.,..i.:::; ::::.~ ,1::,, ';;,."=..., rtqUt"Stied \\'h.1t could amount to a 16 ,." C*'-'•i .. Hw!I'! •• ci.-. 11t111 perC'ent pay h.ikc next )'t&r. Ttll•••••• (1141 M2-4J21 The vocnllonal education program Is CtmltW Mc;;tl .... 64J.J67t ..... known as Coo~llM Rtglonnl Oct:upotlon Cioni'¥'· 1,,,. Ol'e"'" c.." llWkl'l"'t Program . <1nd Nev.llOrt.,,\fesa Unified ~-,... -'""1n. 1"""1re1i... SC'nool District ~hares Its 0081 with school ::'':. ~ --::--=111"': dl$tricts in Saddleback Valley. Irvine, a lot of othe r sign ordinances coming oul using basically the same language as our ordinaoce," Dunn said. The Costa ~lesa ordin.ancr. sin1ply £'xplaincd. v.ill force business owners to put up smaller and lov.·cr signs. not cxcccding one square foot per ruru1ing f11ot of frontage. It y,·iJI give ov.11ers of n~nforming signs anyy,.·hcre from six months to 10 ~·ears to get rid of their olrl sign'.". depending on the ~ize. \'aluc and type of (..'Onmruction of their signs. With ~ncir sf'C'Ond reading or lhl' ordinance members of the council rcjected a recommendation hy lhc planning commission that the maximum amorti7.alion period be \o\\·ercd from JO lo seven years. Councilwoman T\onna Ht.'ftzog was thr lone holdout for the 5e\'Cfl year nuiximurn and \.\'OUfld up on the short end of a ~-I vole on the proposal. Another ptanrung com n1 i s s ion recommendation v.·hich v.·ou!d have made the commission. ra1her than roe City Council the authority for dispensing variances, v.·as rcjccted unanimously. Councilman Alvin Pinkley, in making his fuotlon against giving the comJt1ission th.c variance po"•cr, said the responsibility to n1ake those types of decisions should rest y,.·ith elected public officials. Planning oomn1issioncrs arc appoinlcd. A sCCQnd mo! ion by Pinkley ordercd the planning commission to make a study on \l'hetoer the ordinance should be amended to make special dispensations for specia l types of businesses its •·n umbc r one priorit y." The study \lo'itl determine v.·hcthe r nev.• ca r dealerships. motels. movie !heaters and other businesses are so unique that they should qualify for more liberal signing a\101~·anC'CS. Dunn indicated th.'lt the study "'ill take "some time" to co1npletc but did not say "-hen it y,.·oold be hrought back tx>fore the counci l. Controversy , a steady reature o( 1hC' protracted sign dclibC'rations by the council. v.·as n1arked!v absent il\1ond;1v ni ght exct'llt for a blaSt by council critiC Vcrlyn l\tarlYI. i\larlh said the JO-year amortization "rewards those "'ith the \\'Orst signs" 1\·ho have had thein up longest and penaliies businessmen "·ho put up more modest, less expensive signs. He also ob}ecled lO·lhe inclusion of a ·~riance procedure in the Grdinance. allrging lhat it could lead to corrupt.Ion and behind the scenes contributions by sign applicants to public officials. Snl111onella See n l n T ivo Denths LOS 1\NGELES (AP) -Tu·o persons 1 y,·ho died in Los Angeles the past si x months \\'ere diagnosed to have a strain [ of salmonella infection com n1 on I y brought on by drinking raw 1ni!k, n county health official says. The county received N'porl s of eight other persons bccomni.e: ill with salmonella dubl in during the same period , Dr. lchiro Kamci, chief of communicable disease control for the county's Community lfcalth Services, I said In a report issued tl1ond3y. 1\Icditation Lecture Planne1l for School A lecture on transceDdental meditatloo \\'11\ be olfertd frtt to the public al 7:)) p.m. Yledne.5day at Corona del 1'tar lDgh 1 School.'· Room 215. It will be repeated Ill I 7:30 p,m. Thursdhy at Newport' Harbor High Sdlool. President could not prevent "the lransfonnation of the Watergate incident into a kind of \\'atergat.e crisis o! regime." Buckley, who in the past supported the President but indicated recently some rnisgi vings over Nixon's handling of \\'atergate, sajd ''the dlaracter of a re-gime always reflects and expresses the character of its leader. I~ is he who ;1ppoints hi s executive staff . The captain is responsible for his sbi p1 the Nmmander for his army, and !\tr. Nixon has explicitly recognized this re~ponsibility." Buckley said Nixon's resignal.ion would rnd lhe impt'achment process. "Congress would be toutomalically d i~charged of the \\'alcrgale affa ir, and could de\'Ote 11sc!f to its legislative business." he said. lie said the new president -ooe St'lectcd by r-.ixon. Vice President Gerald It. Ford -"'ou!d be able "to reach out to the people v.·1th the restored authority and n10ral strength that is so t"SSCntJal an 1ng1·cd icnl of the prcsi<lcucy." Nixon in Texas To Face Quiz Bv Executives "' \\'ASHI NGTON (UPI J -Resuming his get~ut-and·be-scen strategy in an effort 10 blunt \\1atergate critics and 1hose who demand his impeachment. Presi dent Nixon Ile\\' to Texas today for a nationally trlevised question·and·ansY.·er session v.·ith br6adcast executives. In Jlouston. Nixon \\'iii be holding his th ird public appea rance outside \\'ashington in li\·e days -a major ctrpa rture for a president v.·ho generally h;is main1ained a low 11rofilc during his second trrn1. His hour"°ng queslioning session before the 1".at ional Association of Broadcasters IS to begin at 5 p.m. PDT. "The Exon::ist" is creating a devil of a problem in Costa l\1esa 's J\.1esa Verde neighborhood, acoording to cily officials. l\Iidn ig'nt shov.ings of the popular mo\'ie at the Ed v.·ards Theater, 1534 Adan1s Ave .. have brought com plaints from residents about noise f r om automobiles. il 1\·as reported r-.-Jonday night during a meeting of the Costa ~\1csa City Council. CounciJv.·oman '.\'om1a Hertzog, a J\1esa Verde resident, said she had been made av.•are of othe r complaints about soft drink cans, popcorn boxes. candy v.Tappers and other types ol litter btov.•ing a roWld in the area. Council members. ho"·ever. approved a request by the thealtt .to continue operat ion of its trailer-type snal'.'k bar throu~h April 18. 11\e appro\<1\ wa! contingent on an irnprovement in the cleanliness of t'oe theater parking lot and a reduction in noise. possibly by eliminating. or pushing back the film 's last shov.•ing. Fro1n Page 1 . CONVICTED • • • administered by Cobb. \\l iLnesscs said the child's head \1·as s"·ollen out of all proportion and both eyes v.·cre black and a!mosl closed with bruises. Prosecutor Pat Brian branded the child's death as "murder by constant torture·• and lashed Cobb as "a fiend y,·ho took constant delight in cruelly punishing a helpless little boy .'' Cobb refused to ansv•er Br ian's questions about his alleged beatings of Todd on v.·hat the prosecutor sa id u•ere 1 ..... ·o vital portions o[ the case against him. But he r\'peatedly conderr.ned J\1i ss Rock.,.·ood as a liar v.•ho was promised a lesser sentence by the prosecution if she "·ould appear as a 11·itness against her ronner paramour. said he's been heartened by lr\'ine Company President Ray W a t s on ' s statement that lhe Irvine C.Ompany v.·ould endorse nloving some J e t ope rations from Orange County Airport to El Toro Marine Base. "That's a crack in the dam,'' he said. But he said moving part of the commercial operations iS1l't enough. He said they should all be moved and Orange County Airport left for general aviation. The fourth Sixth District hopeful , William Agl"f. said his experience on the planning commission gives him "a solid understanding of !he governmental process." Vice t<.1ayor f{o'>'·ard Rogers. seeking lo retain his District 1 seat. sakt he's had "an exceptional attendance record" at council meetings. Driver Nnbbed Going Noivhere At Full Throttle A Newport Beach man wOO was going nowhere at full throttle was rescued from a gasoline shortage -alter a fashion -by a Newport Beach policeman today. Officer Terry Porter said he foond the motorist passed out behind the wheel of his parked car at Tustin Avenu~ and A\'OO Street v.·ith the engine rurming and the accelerator f100l'boarded. The patrolman shut off the engine and dragged the man. 26, out of the dri\·er's seat of his car and in to the seat of the police car for a ride to jail. lie "'as booked on suspicion of being drunk in an auto folloy,ing the 2:45 a.m. incident . · .. OVER THE RIVER and THROUGH THE WO-ODS - For three more months Place nt ia Ave. will be torn up to widen the street. At times Placentia Avenue will be closed and access will tie available by way of Babcock St .. coming from the back way. We hope you will be patient with constru ction as the re sults will certai nly be worth all the trouble. If yo u aren't adventu resome. give us a call. and we 'll bring samples to you r home. 19th ST. + -1 !8th ST.ii? 17th ST.~ :s -~> ~ 1663 ~ --PIA<lNTIA 16th ST. ALDEN~S CARPETS • DRAPES .. CostA MESA SINCI 1957 1663 Placentia Ave. COST A MESA 646-4838 I I I ""-""" -"""1flll ·-· 'fustln and lluntlngton Beach. ~ CJett _,.., ..... ,, c ..... ~ The mcetln!iwill be ,i:t 7:301p.m. In ·c.llftnlil, ..,_.,i..tlen .,. urrt.!' Q,6j •--i--l_......,L.., .-n u.1t~..,!!-"""""'-' .::"'"""'""~~1---"Costa"""-'hule:sa"'"_....,l)t_.llaU,J1--1l1.fr Ori\"e-iiiitiliiiiilliiii lfArlMllll'I · acrM.o; from the Orango Count Y The 11""'11~~1·__..s~mlSocl 1bY.~111 h .. ~ I Mon.·Thwn. 9 to 5:30; Fri. 9 to 9; Sat. 9::JO to .S lntem:H ona "'-"1tat1on e y, .,..., 11':.,:._l[.L ______ =======================;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;t----J-~-I gIDin h¥ BranLManiutl-1'llllh lnformatlon may be obtained by calling 1 ratrgrounds, C-42·4741 or ~~. ) • \ I 1 l I •• ' • Orange Cf.!!!t . Today's Final N.Y. Stocks VOL. 67, NO. 78, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA c TEN CENTS Aliens Pull Great Escape •• ID County • By "1LUAM SCHl\EIBER Of ttlot 0.11~ Plllll JI ... An estimated 100 illegal aJiens jumped trom the freigh t can of the Santa Fe train in Tustin early today in. the arms ct waiting federal officers arid local police. But ln the wild scramble that ensued, the small force af pollce only managed to capture 18 of the aliens. The rest van- ished int~ surrounding fields and orana:e IJ'O"es. NY Senator A call for mutuaJ aid asslrtanoe brought the Coota Mesa Pollco helicopter Ea&ie lJ with pilot Randy Nu1t and obeerver Ed Sutton bowing over the ,.,..., illuminatinc rt with lloodlig)l ... 'Ibey said tbty spotted 30 to 40 " the fugitives scampering for cover In I.he surTOUDding area. A 9p0kuman for the Twitin Police Dq>artm<nt said loday the train - t.enned the "AUm ZXpress'' -stops every night at midlJi&bt at a small ' station near ~1oulloll Park\\·ay and Red Hill Avenue. It tS consldr· one of lhe key influx points tor aliens tra..,eling from the San Diego area. "\Ye \\'Ork that area a.soften as we can and last night we had JOme help from the immigration department and the Orange Police Department," the Tust in spokesman said. Oflletn participating in the raid said tMy expected the u5Ual small lrickle of Buckley ·Presses Nixon to Resign WASHINGTON (UP!) -O.clarlng that if Preskienl ?\lion stays in office "the country will be in for a tnuma the likes of which we haven't seen," Sen. J3mts L. Buckley IRC-N.Y.), today urged him lo resign. The unexpected defection of one of the President's top o::ingressiooaJ :;upporters came as Nixon intensified l "forts lo blunt oongressional impeachment moves and save bis presidency. There. \\'as no Immediate White House reactioo after Buckley's news oonference. M aide said Buckley had not met or ti.lked with Nllon this week. Calling it "the most difficult decision I Coast Phone Aide Called .In Vesco Case A top official rrom Pacific Telephone's Costa 1.1esa office testified today in the ~fitchell-Stans trial about tong-distance telephone. conversaUons of F. Donald Nixon of Newport Beach. Streeter King, Orange Coast district manager for the telephone company, was called upon by the Justice Department to verify the record of Nixon's long·<hstance calls for an undisclosed period. No criminal linJ<~ have been alleged between President Nixon's older brother and fonner attorney general John Mitchell, former commerce secretary ~faurice Stans, or international fllWlCier Robert Vesco. ~1itchell and Stans are on trjal in Ne\v York on charges of perjury, conspiracy, and obstruction of justice in connection with allegations that Vesco attempled to exchange a $200,000 c a m p a i g n Contribution for the shelvlng of a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation of his business. The testimony of Pacific Telephone's King today was routine, according to a company spokesman . King was askeo. In court \o certify that the record of Nixon's oonversations -including the phone numbers called, the dates and the length ol conversation -was authentic. He was not asked to interpret the rerord. F. Donald Nixon's name was first linked witb-Vesco'.s alleged influence peddling when it was disclosed lhat his 3CJll. Donald Jr., was a Vesco aide in the period in 1972 when the irregularities allegedly occurred. Last week It was further disclosed that Vesco allegedly wrote a memo t<r Donfl1d Nlx"oo aitempting to persuade him that teaeral irivestigatioo into his affairs OOiht to be dropped. yesco, in a memo addressed personally to Dooa.ld Nixon, a!so a 11 e g e d I y tbreatened to make public a $200.000 Cljl'lpalgn contribution to President NiJon's re-electk>n ca mpaign if tJie f~eral action was not dropped . When the memo was read in cow-t tut week, ii was not established whether or not It had actually been delivered to Donald Nixon . POODLE LOSES ~EITHER WAY PHOENIX, Arlt. (UPI) -A court custody battle was avl!rted hen In the ditoree of O>estcr aDd Regina Demaree when l\frs. Demaree was granted vialtatloo rlgh!J to the ClOU!>le'• c:herl<bed tlllrd pony -the family poodle. Superior Cour1 Judi• !Iowan! F. PeterlOn said ~tooday 1busband and wUe bodi wanted custodJ' Of the dog. "I felt I thould award It to one and let theotber vls~lt," ,.Id Judge Petenon. ... have e,•er bad to mai:e," the freshman senator said Watergate bad so weakened the presidency that resignation is the only \\'ay "by which lhe crisis can be resolved and the country pulled out ol the Watergate swamp." Buckley said be sent 1 copy of his statement to Nixon Monday night, but received no reply. Buckley said he made his decision because of "an atmosphere of high emotion, dangerous to reason" and "a quaHtative change within the American spirit." Sen. Edward W. Brooke o f Massachusetts Is the only Republican senator to have publicly called for Nixon to step down, while Stn. Charles H. Percy (R-lll.), has said some Republicans think be should do ~. Buck1ey said the.re wouJd be public pressure to televise any Impeachment hearings around the world, and "ta";dry details which in and d. themselves.m~n little" would damage the President, the presidency and the aiuntry. ''I propote in eltr90l'dinary act of statesmanship and coorage -an act at once noble and ~. a.t once serving the greater interests of the nallon. the institution of the presidency and the stated goals f~ which he so su=lully campallJled,' Buckley said. "That act Is Richard Nlxon's own voluntary resignatioo a.s President of the United States." .. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott, ~asked ~ Buckley's oomment3, said, ""''l think it expreMeS the ttl'lvictJon of a very conscientious and very honorable senator." "While I do not join with Sen. Buckley in hi! request at this time," Sen. Barry Goldwater (R·Ariz.). said, 0 1 wish to make it plain that if any evidence of a criminal act on the part of the President Ls proven, 1 shall change my position and support the Buckley propo.W." Buckley said be lon& ago personally (See R~IGN, P1ge Z) Judge Rejects Plan For SLA Pair on TV . MARTINEZ (AP) -A judge Tue~ay denied a requt$l for a national televls1.oo appearanoe by t"-'O pr1soneri \\"ho claun they have suggestions that could lc~d to freedom for kidnaped newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst. "lt could create an atmosphere that would make it impossible for the defen- dantz'1o tteeive a-fair trial in California or in the United States," said Contra Costa County.superior Collrl Judi• Sam Hall. d "l can't Jet thal happen," be sai . UJll T•llPIMN 'NIXON SHOULD QUIT' N. Y. Senator Buckley CobbRulcll Guiltv Of Fil"st-degrcc -Murder of Tot By TO:\I BARLEY Of "" o.llf 1'1191 51111 Larry Wayne Cobb, the \\Ords "She Lied" emblazoned in black ink on the bac k of his jacket, v.·as found guilty of ·first degree murder lat~ !\tonday 1n Orange County Superior Court. CQbb. 22. remained in1passive v.·hile. the jury delivered to Judge r1. \\'a rrcn Knight the \·erdict reached :.ifter nearly three d<>ys of deliberat ions. But he had earlier proleste•l v.·hen Judge Knight ordered him to rcn10\·c the jacket before the jury entrred the Cflurt room. Three deputies stood O\ er him v.·hile he re1uctanl1y took off the offending ink-stained garment. Judge Knight will sentence Cobb ,\pril 8 to \~that could be life in prison for the slaying last April 11 of Todd Hockwood , the 3-year-old son of Cobb's mist ress. P.tore than 500 police and \'Oluntl'er.i sCflured the Orange area for seven da)'S after the child was reported missing by his mother, Sandy Rockwood. then 17. r.tiss Rockwood broke down unde r intensive questioning and told police that Cobb had murdered her son and buried him in a sewer line on an Anahciln Cflnstruction site. Cobb then led lawmen to the spot and \\'alched v.·hile they unearthed the beaten body of the child who was found dead in his crib April II by his mother after she returned from work to heP Orange Pome. P.li.ss Rockwood and other prosecution witnesses estffieQdUrifigthe !Wo-month J.rial tha t Cobb repeatedly beat her son during tv.·o years of her on-and-off (See COl\'VICTED , Pa ge 21 He Likes Weeds But Mesa Council Abates Speecli By RUDI NIEDZ!ELSKI Of ,,.. 1N111Y pt1911 Ii.ft Weeds ha ve few dwnpklns, especially in Costa ~fesa. Orange Cotmty'1 former Jima bean capital, when they are annuall and iea)ously "abated" as formal Y policy ol the city council. Verlyn Marth ol 3197 Cape Venle Place Is the city's oaly tnown defender o1 weeds. He ooje<:U· fore<llilly ond eloquently to their destructloa ond eac!I March appean before the city toolldl to p1 .. d re< the salvatloo ol weeds. Marlh's yearly weed si-11 Monday nigh! '° Incensed city councfl memben that Ma)W Rober1 WU.00 thrutene<i to O<'der him pbyafeally mnovod from every city cound l meetln(I: for the next year. In ~tarth's vocabulary '"wetd" means 90me kind of growth which is offensive to people who Jive aruund It -"fl'ft.ways. billboards, aigns, ttlephone poles.•• AD articulalo ..,...._ for ecol~Jcal balance. P.1arth argues hlat the city Ill exterminating not weeds but natural plants \\'hich shouldn't be eliminated unless they bother people. He told council members thal plants generate .. oxyg,en and that he could not understand why people "spend millions to kill plants and then spend millions to fight air ~llu11on." ~larth mronned the oouncil that the stale maintains an official list of about 100 'A·eeds and that be disagrees with the · agricultural ezperts on about 90 percent of them. Among them ls the powy • ..lhe state's ofnclal flower P.farth rtveale1. ··How can the state riowtt be a wttd? What is your weed may be my wUd !lower," he observed. ~tarth's steady drone against Costa Mesa's v.eed abatemr : proi:i; 'm ~tonday njghl was Interrupted at one point by Vice ~tayor Jack Hammett who tSee WEEDS, Page Ii aliens to Jump from the train and head for destinations in the Los Angeles art:i. "Out v.•hcf1 the freight rar doors opened, !hey guessed near!\' 100 of them jun1ped out and slarted running in all dlfferent directions," the s-·'·'Sm an said, Some of the 18 alien ; caught by the police and inunigration officers were nabbed as they hid ln !he nearby groves and fields. All the captured men were quC'!ltioned at Tustin police headquarters and 111'n u1ken into custod. by the fl'<l· eral officer.s 'l'v.'o of the aliCM \le.re raptured Sr\·eral hours after the 01hers .... ·hen they na~ged dO'ATl n police car, mistaking II for a taxicab, orf1C't'rS ~id Roy Boehm. assistanl in11nigration d1recior for in\'CS\tgation!I, s.1id today tht- OO(:S \\'ho e!,(,:apcd prob..'lbly v.·ill catch 1ax1cabs and othfr forms of tr;in:""()na- t1on to get them lo their dl'stln:nions. lie said sever:ol of thr captured 31iCT\l :1r1' suspec1ed 10 be ori;:ani:z.ers of lhe n1ass 1mnHgrat1011. Boehm s:ud the \art:c numbt't of ahcns on a sing1r train 1s ··hi{!hh· unusual and l'OUld point to soml' ~ind or sm~ghng operation." lie sa id the Tu.~tin !rain stop 1s .1 conunuing enforce111cnt hcJdacht fvr his offlt'(' ' Fornial .Mesct Okay Sign Law Adopted The (.;osta ~!<'Sa City Co u n c 1 I reaffi rmed 1\.\t earlier st.1nci;> in fa\'or of 3 nl'1V sign ord1nant't.' :-Olonday night by g1\'1ng the con1ro,·ers1al la.,,.· il.s Srt'Ond rl'ading :ind thereby formal!,\• ad<1pting ii. City coonctl ml'mbers \"Otl-d 5 to O to accept the docum<'nl as clarilil'd by the planning commission. allo111ng it !o IX'oomc ln11· in :IO d.:1ys . "I think the• Citv Council hai: jus1 pasSt'd one of the 11lost progres.<;1ve~ign ordinanct"S in lhc rounty," s111d Plann1n1Z Director \\'1ll1am 11unn after thl' 1nel'!in~ Dunn's slaff had bt."Cn working on th•· si~n ord U'M1fl('C s1nct' August of 1972 ;ind !he planning dirl'ctor l>1:licve:-It 11ill h<•('Onle the rn00l'! for otht'r ordinance::. throug'noul lilt-t:n1tl'<i States. "I think a lot of citi{".I; hJ\'e been .,..·ailing lo sec \\'hat Costa \\csa v;ould do \\1th this s1~n ordinaTlC£•. 1'\ow that the~ J:l'<! it \\.1S appro\'cd. I th1nk )OU v.ill flll{\ a lot of olhc r sign ordinanCt's conl1ng 0111 u:s1ng basically !he same langu<!ge a.sour ordinanC't!." Dunn said. The Costa \lcsa ordinan~. sirnpl~ t'Xplaincd ..... i ll force business ov."Tlers to put up s1naller and lov.·er signs, ~l exceeding one square foot ~r ruM1ng foot of front.1 ge. It \1111 ~i\'e owners of noo-ronfonning sib'llS an} 1vherc fro1n six .rnonths t.o IU y1•a.rs to get rid of their old signs. depending on lhc si7.e. value and l~l>e of c:on!ilruct1on of their signs. \\"ith rncir serond rc:1d ing of ·the crdinancc members of thj! ro1rnc1I reje<:tcd a rl'commendation hy. the plann ing romm1ssion th:it the roox1m11n1 :uTIOr1ir.ation perioi'l be !o\\·crccl from 10 lo st\'C'T\ \'e3rs. Council~·om<in Korma Hertzog was the lone holdout for the !l('vcn Y<'Jr maximum and \\·ound up on the sho rt end of a 4-1 vot e on the proposal. Another planning l' o m m i s s i o n rocommendatioo \\hich .,,.·ould ha\·e made the romrnissioo. rather than rlX' l'1ty Counc il th<> authority for dispensing \·ariantes. 'Aa.S rejected unanimou!-oly. Counci11nan Alvin Pinkley. 1n making his 1notion against gi\'ing the comrrusskin the variance pov.·er. said· th l' responsibili!y to make. those t~-prs ?f decisions should rest with c!e<:te<I public officials. Planning commissioners are appointed . A second mot ion by Pinkll'y ordered the planning comrnission lo make a study on \\'het'oer the ordinance should be amcnded to mnke special dispensations for special types of businesses its 8 Tons of Pot Seized ACAPt:U:O, ~lexico 'UPl f Authorities announced today the confiscation Of eight tom of marijuana and the arrests of fi\'e persons on highways near here. D•ll1 l'<lff S"H ""'°" STANDS UP FOR WEEDS Council CriUc Marth ··numbt'r one pr iority." The study .,,.·ill dcll'nnine \1hethrr nl'1r car d('a \('r<ihip!;. 1n0fcls, n101·le theaters a.nd olhf>r businesses arc so unique lhat they should 11ual1fy for n1ore hberal s1gninj? all911an("('S . Dunn indic;1ted that thl' study .,,.1!1 lake "some time" to cornplete but did nol sa.v .,,.hen 1t would be brought b:.ick lx'fore the council. Controversy. a ~tcady ft•a!urf' of the protracted sign di:l1bcr;1!1('ns h~ the C{)Uncil. \\'ilS 1narkedly ab:>cnt ~tonday night cxc('pl for a blast by council crilio \'t·rl~ n ~larrn. :-.1arlh said the J{).y('ar amortization ··n....,\·ards tholit' \11th 1he "'°·ors1 signs" \\ho h<l\'t' h;1d them up longes t and penalizes businessmen 11·ho pul up more modest. ll'ss c:i;.pcns11·e signs. Ill' also obicctl'd to the inclusion of a \\1ri<ince pnx:cdurl' 1n the ordmancc, .11!rglng that ii could lead to corrupuon and behind the i:cl'llcs contribullons by .sign applica~ts to public officials Veteran Mesa Fireman Lawrence May Succumbs DEAO AT 47 Fire Capt. May 'Exorcist' Filrn Raises tl1e Devil Wit,li Jl'lesa Areo "TilC Exorcist'' is creating a devil or a problem 1n Costa r-.lcsn ·s ;\lcsa Verde neighborhood. arcording lo city officials. Midnig'nt'\ shov.ings of the popular moQic at the Edwards Theater. 1534 Adams A\'r., ha\·c brought complaints from residents about noise from automobi!ts, 11 v;as report.t."CI ~1ood11y night during a meeting or the Costa \lt:Sa Cily c;o.,icil. Council.,,.·oman Norma Uenzog , a 1't~a Verde res ident. said she had been made av.·are of other complaints about soft ,drink cans. popcorn boxes. candy \\Tappers ;ind other types of litter blo;o.•ing around ln the area. Council TTM:mbers. ho"'C\'er, appfO\'ed 11 request by the !heater to ccintrnue operation of Its trailer-type i.natk bar lhrough April 18. The approval was contingent on an improvement In the cleanliness of l'nf" theater parking lot snd a rcdoc11on in noise. possibly by elimlnallng, or pushing back the film's last showing. Florida S1uog Abates ~llAA11 (UPI) -Eas!erly winds 1'1onday pushed a pungent smog created by bumln11 sawgra~ 11nd muck tu.ck into the Everglades. bringing rtlief loday lo South rlorida r~idcnts, partlculnrly the elderl)', who suffered shortnt."SS of breath, roughing and watery eyes. \"1·1t•ran Costa \h's:a F1rl' Ot>partmcnl Capi. l.aOATcncr ll \la\• died \1oni1a,.-at Jlo..1g ~le!TlQria\ Hospital in :'\cl' pt;rt !kach. a \\·l'<'k after being ad1n11tcd for trcatn1ent of leukcrnia. The 47-y<·ar-old fireman's death "'as attributed to a C'Cft!br:il hemorrhage. llis fatal stroke wall apparently an une:a:pected development. since friends siid doctors had gi;·cn him a 70 perC"ent chance for remissio n of Pis blood cancer condition. Private fam ily funeral services will be held . according lo a ~k<"Sfl'lan for Balt.7.· &rg<'ron Funeral Hornr, C~ta \1rsa. Survivors include his \\'ife, Jeanine, !)!us four daughters, lnrTainc, 25, Chrlst!nc . 21 , \1ar!1yn, 13, and Jennifer, 13. A Costa '.\les.1 fireman Since October of 1960, Capt. \lay and his family lived at 1383 Shannon Lane. lie can1e to the l'ily In 1960 from his nati1·e Lakewood . Ohio. v.•ht're he was r>mployed as a fireman for five years lx·fore mo\'ing to the· Orange Coast. ··L.1rry v.·:is Olll' of the most respected C"aptains oo the fir(' dPpartment and one of my C]<™!S! fr1('1ld s.°' ll<ittal1on Chief (;;iry Golson said toda y. lie said that shorlly before Capt. \lay's 47th birthday on J:in 31 that he became fl! v.·ith \\'hat 'A'<1.<i l)(lhev('(\ lo be the nu. lfis illness ront1n11ecl and Wll.!I then diagnos('(\ as mononuclros1s. but when th is did not respond to tre;i!mctlt a fu rther diagnosis of !eukt'm1a was rnadc . Leukemia.. is a cancer of the blood . In which tile "-tlite cells ac:cclerat.e their nH1ltlpl ica tion, but can be r:onlro!lcd and revC'rsed with drugs <ind Lransfu,~ion.s. Before he v.·as stricken. Capt. ~1ay scrvc-d as comm.andt>r of ~; n g In e Con1pany Three. headquartered at Sta11on Thret> at 11.ovat Palm Drive and 1\d,;ims •\VCJlU~. • "\los! of his cart'£'r v.·as in lruck companies."' said Cllief Got.son. "He was tStt ,\IA\', Page ZI Orange Coast Weather Kot much chance of sunshine :iloog the Orange Coasl Wednes- d<l}\ but the 1.1eathrt service say~ 1l'll be mostl y sunny inland in the aftl'rnoon hours. /l ighll at the beaches and inland i.11 the mJd- 60S. Lov.·s: tonight 45·~ INSIDE TODA. l' Drought, fan1ine Oltd 11cglect thrco rcn tJ1c t l'fi11c1wr1 of a 011ce·prnud tribe of U'nrnors. \"ulture$ s1L ot(lp eve ry ltle· pho~ pole!, awaiting new vu:• t111i.s. Story, Paye 9. l.Ma.,.. t C.•11..,.... J (i.u1t;.. Jl.)4 ,_!ti u ,,.,,....,.. 11 Dellll 'tlot;a1 • 1 .. i.n.1 Pl•t f l1tlot1•1-~I 11 ,lM..u \l.\I ,, .. '" •w-' My C,,_.,. 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In The Hague, a Dutch fore ign ministry spokesman said the continu ing embargo against ttie Netherlands v•i\1 I hurt Europe becam.e Rotterdam is an intt.malional oil transit port and an Police Try 1 To Identify G~ Victiin ' Mllllnl per'°"' bull•llns were being ltUdled today for clue1 to ldenU ty ol a yauna Jane Doe who attempted suicide Monday by firing a .sa caliber revolver lnto her mouth u abe sat on the end of a Balboa boot dock . 'lbe victJm, with long, reddish-brown hair and dressed in -we1tem and Indian tuhlon, was lllted J ritical condition today at Hoag Alemorial Hospital in Newport Bead!. 1 Her wound would probably have been rat.I had .,. UIU!d the gun barr•I upward toward her brain, but the slug tore through her tongue and out the back iide·ot her neck. Detective Ken Smith, who is handling the 1nvut11atJon, aaid the 1 e a d apparently mi.wed her spinal column . He added today that he was checking oot two missing per110ns reports involving younc women generally fitting the unidenUfied victim's de9cription. One wu a relldent of Orange, whlle the other was a wt-!kaway patient from Oralige County Alcdlcal ~nter. Denver, Colo., visitors r -liel Millag , and K.an:n Whittemore called police about 1:30 p.m. ?..fonday when the victim shot herRU, investigators aaid. Offtcer LewtJ BlvJn1 fotmd her tying on the end ot the wooden pier at 15th Street .and Bay Avenue. with her legs dangling over the end and the .38 in her hand. No ideotWcatlon could be found and tbt victim, about 22, had only a few penonal itemJ -such aa her hairbrush and 51 centa in a brown woven manila rope-type Pll"'· 1 She la five feet , foor lneht3 tall, weighs 125 pounds, and has hazel eyes ln addl· lion to flowing, re<ld.ish-brov.n hair. Deteotlve Smith said she wore a · .;reen shirt with an Aztec Indian design on the back, a light green blouse with p1nk: Howen beneath It, plus blue jeans. She alao wore western style brown suede boos and has pierced ears in which she wore earrings, but police found no other jewelry or clues to her ldenilty. From Page J WEEDS ... said, "Why can't his wild flower be our "A·eeds?" The audience booed. Councilman Dom Raciti intervened. explaining that the "weeds" which the t'OUDdl 1Mually orders destroyed, tend to dry out and become a fire hazard, thtrtby meeting 1.iarth's definition. . The weed abatement progr. 1, despite Marth't oratory, was a:;proved by ~ ''Ote of the council. DAILY PILOT '""'Or-c .. 11 D,Jt,IL'I' 'II.OT, wll'I .... lcfil .. ~ lfl• .,_. .. , ... , " Pllbl"'""' ..... .... Or..,.. C..11 l'Wllllillllf ~ny, ...,,.. "M ...,lllnt • .._ ~..,.... lril ..... ,, ""'-" '•ldfy. 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Saudi Arabia. Al1;;i;ria , Abu Dht1bi. Bahrain. Egypt, Kuwail and Qata.r agreed to end the ban aga!n:st the United States over th(' opposition of Libya and Syria . Their acllon v.·as taken in recognition of \\'ashing1on 's r!forls In getting Israel to \\'ithdray,• from the Suez Canal and in hopes that Secretary of Stair Henry A. Kissinger would obtain o slmlar Israeli v.·itbdrav.·al on the S}•rian front . A broadcast by the Libyan radio called the action treasonoll!I especially since fighting has nared again on the Golan Heighls front between Syria and lsr.11cl. Libya shipped about 10 percent of the 1.9 million barrels o( Arab crude oil the United States impo11cd . aily before the ctnbargo. and presun1a1Jly will not resume these shipn1en1s. Syria's only oil weapon ls the pipeline fron1 Saudi Arabia lo the !\fcdltcrranean, v.1lich crosses its territory, and it \\'as e~pcctcd to l'Olllinue barring u .s.:oound tanker.) frorn loading <1l the 1>ipcline·s Syrian terminal. Saudi Oil Alinister Ahmed Zaki Yam;1nl sad tanker shipn1ents from the Persian Gulf should begin readiing U.S. ports in about twn montllS. But he said· Algerian oil, shipped fron1 the ~tcd.it.erranean. \1'111 arrive n1uch sooner. Vamani said Saudi Arabia would ship at least a million barrels a day to the United States, and Ku'.•:alt, Algeria and other countries would send additional amounts. But no total was available. The oil minlsters said In their communique that lire ban v.·ould be 1ifted for at Jea!t two months and they would review their action at another conference June 1 in Cairo. Yamanj stressed that only an unforeseen change l n Washington's ~1iddle East policy would cause them to put th e cn1bargo back on. \Vhile rewarding the United Sl.1tes, the Arab ministers retained their en1bargo on shipments lo the Netherlands and Denn1ark. They said the h.,.o countJ·ics remain hostile lo the Arab cause. Oil shipn1ents to \Vest (:erm.any and Italy, however, wtre returned to full prewar volume. Export.! to the two countries had bc<!n cut by 15 percent bc<!ause of their alleged pro-Israeli sympathies. Production cut! for Japan, Britain, France and other West European COWltrles bad already ISeen restored. 1 Oasses Offered In Dog Obedience A JO.week course In dog obedience training will be offered In tbree'?lifferenl cycles by the Costa ,Mesa Depa.t11nent of Leisure Services t'tlis spring. Registration for the .cou~ )aught by Don Brassell costs $15 and signups will be Thursday, March 28 from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday, ~1arch 30 from 9 a.m. to I p.m. at the Community Recreation c.enter on the Orange C o u n t y Fairgrounds. Classes for all breeds o( dog, six months and older will begin at Te\Yinkle Park on Apri l 15 from 7 to 8 p.m., and April 17 from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., and again from 7 to 8 p.m. the same day. He lt'o1a't Escape Mrs. Popeil 01ru·ges . Will Sta11d By ARTllVR R.. VINSEL ot .,.. Pill• P'Htf , .. It Charges of consplracy and solic1!ntion to commit murder wUI remain standin~ Jn the trial of Newport Beach's Eloise PopeO and her onetime boyfriend, accused or plotting to have her v.ealthy husband murdered. Long Beach Superior Court JtJdge John Arguell~ today denled deferue mOlioM to dismiss charges again.st the Harbor Island sociall!e and htr co-defendant. He did grant a motion for dlacovery 1vbich v.·ill allow attorneys for Atn. Popeil, 48. of 519 Harbor Island Road, and Daniel Ayers, 37, of Safita Ana, a freer hand. The approval will give them access to certain prosecution doo.rments to aid In preparing a deferuie for the alleged n1urder plotters. . . Cauabodia•• Questio1a.in9 Defense attorneys Philip Petty and Jiobert Green. of Santa Ana , appeared in Department K before Judge Arguelles claiming the local court had no jurisdiction. • 111ey baaet1 their claim on the fact Samuel J. Popeil, 59, cbainnan of the board of Popcil Bros. Inc.. was in Chicago and thus their clients could not be accused here. Government soldiers interrogate two youthf.ul J\h1ncr Houge insurgents captured during fighting at Kraut Krabei, 7 1niles south or Phnom PCnh. Cambodian rebels captured the roya l capital of Oudong !\1onday. It \Vas the first n1ajor city to faJI to the Reds in three years. -------------------------------- f'rom Page 1 CO NV ICTED • • • relationship \Vith the defendanl. It was testified on one occasion thal he \\•as unrecognizable after a bent ins administered by Cobb. Witnesses said th e child's head was swollen out of all prO)Xlrtion and both ryes 1verc black and alniost closed "ith bruises. Prosecutor Pat Brian cg'ancfed the child's death as "murder by constant torture" and lashed Cobb as •·a fiend 1rho took constant delight in cruelly punishing a helpless JiUle boy ." Cobb refused . to ansy,•er Brian's questions about his alleged beatings of Todd on 'i''hat the prosecutor '5aid were two vital portions of the case against him. Dul he repeatedly condemned r.-fiss Rocky,·ood as a liar v.•ho v.·as promised a luscr sentence by the prosecution if she would appear as a witness againsl her former paramour. Doo1·knob Twistc1· Hits :! Apartn1 ents A daylight burglar usini; vise grip pliers to \\l'ist doorknobs hit three apartment s in Costa !'ltcsa's !-!arbor Townhouse Apartments ~1onday, but looted only one. Timothy T\\·igg , of No. 7, 227 1.farbor Blvd .. told police officer ~1 att Letteriello that he and his v.·ife lost $303 in belongings includinfl!: their lelevision sci, t \\'O radios. a blender and a sev.·ing n1achine . 1Q1·estigators said the intruder attacked apartments S and 6 al!Kl, but fa iled to gain entry. \ll"I TtllfMfl Nixon in Texas To Face Qui z By Executives \VASHlNGTON (UPI) -Resuming his get-out-and-be-seen strategy in an effort to blunt Watergate critics and those who demand his impeachment , President Nixon flew to Texas today for a nationally televised question-and-answer session wilh broadcast executives. ln Houston, Nixon will be holding his I hird public appearance o u t s i d e \\'ashington in five days -a ma!or drparlure for a president who generally has rnainlained a low proflle during hili Sl'<:ond tl'rn1 . His hour-ong questioning session before the Nottonnl Association of Broadcasters is lo begin <it S p.111. PDT. Nixon v.·as to spend the night in llouston and return to Washington \\'rdne.!>day afternoon. During his visit, he 1!'i lo irutpect prepar:Hions being made nt the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center for the joint U.S.·Soviet effort to rendezvous two space vehicles. and decorate three Apollo astronauts - Gerald T. Ca rr of Santa Ana, William Pogue and Dr. Edward Gibson, fonnerly of San Cll'n1ente. While I-louse sources say Nixon believes that public exposure will cicn1onS!rl'tte he is a strong president fully in command of the Administration. ,not an en1battled n1aii.on the brink of resigning in face of impeachment threats und inquiries into income tax returns. Fro1n Pqe J ~IAY ... an excellent truck company ·man and in !he rire service. that 53ys a lot for a man." He explained that truck company men are those that small boys who dream of being firemen idolize. Chief Golson said they are the crew ntcmbcrs who handle reseues. evacuation and ladder v.·ork when the big engines an-Ive at a fire . From Pagel RESIGN ... urged Nixon to 1nukc "the fullrst possible disclosure" or all n1ateriaLs relating to \Vatergate. Because Nixon did not, the President could not prevent "the transfonnation of the \Vatergate incident in to a kind of \Valergatc ctisis of regime.'' Buckley, '"'ho in the past supported the President but indicated recently some misgivings over Nixon's handling of \Vatergatc, said "the cha racter of a regime nlv.•ays reflects and expresses the characicr of its leader. I'. is he v.·ho appoints his executive st.aft The captain is responsib]P for bis ship, the commander for his army, and !'lfr. Nixon has explicitly rec o g n i i e d this responsibility." Buckley said Nixon's resignation would end the impeachment process. "Congress would be automatically disch arged of 1hc \Valergatc affair, and could devota itself to its legislative. business," he said. He said the new preside11t -ooe selected by Nixon, Vice President Gerald R. Ford -would be able "to reach out lo the people v.·ith the restored authority and n10ral strength that Is so essential an ingredient of the presidency." Salmonella Seen l 1i T ivo Deatlis LOS ANGELES fAP) -~ persoM \rho died in Los Angelts the past six months v.•ere diagnosed to ha\'e a strain of salmonella infection comm 0 n l y brought on by drinking raw milk, a county health official says. The county received reports of eight other persons becomnig ill "'ith salmonella dublin during the same period. Dr. lchiro Kamel. chief nf communlcable disease control for the county's Community ilealth Services, said in a rtport issued ~·londay. Loog Beach detectives. however, cla im to baVe developed evidence io support a murder conspiracy agallm the tycoon , worth an estimated $a:>O m i 11 i o n , developed here. A pair of co-workers of Ayers at Douglas Aircraft Company in Long Beach have testified they were retained. to kill Popeil so his wile would inherit a fortune before the couple's pending divorce action becomes final. The suspected conspirators v.· e re arrested at ~1rs. Popell's Newport Beach home in early January. Friends and neighbors pledged parcels of lucrative property to help the onetime wailre53 who married a millionaire make her $50,000 bail bond . Ayers, a machinist laid off by the L<>ng Beach aircraft plant last year, is also free on bail but ls being represented by Los Angeles County Deputy Public Defender Joseph Acton. A further court appearance is scheduled April 5 on a defense motion to suppress evidence against the pair, while April 24-th is their trial date. Judge Arguelles listened to oral arguments fnr one hour today before refusing lo dismiss the conspiracy count, v.·hich is a felony charge and cannot be reduced. Solicitation ror1nurder can be reduced to a misdemeanor charge up o n conviction. Mrs. Ballerino Rites W ednesdav .. Funeral 5er\·ices will be h e I d \Vednesday for Mrs. Bertha F. Ballerlno of Costa Alesa, who died Sunday at the age of 86. .)!rs. Ballerino, a 27-year resident ol Orange County, is survived by seven dauihters: Mrs. Atarilyn Thompson of Santa Ana , ~!rs. Estey Sutterfield of Costa A1esa, .\lrs. Coweta Rogers of Arizona, Mrs. Bonnie Doran or La Puente, ~lrs. Lois Ross of La Puente, t\frs. Flora ~1. Parker of El Monte and !\trs. Theo Collier of Downey; tv.'O brothers, se\'en sisters, t h l r I e e n grandchildren, fifteen great-grandchil· dren and two great..great·grandchildren. Services will be held at II a.m. at Bell Broadway Chapel in Costa ~tesa. OVER THE RIVER and THRffi:JGH THe -WOODS - For three more months Placentia Ave. will be torn up to widen the street. At times Place nt ia Avenue will be closed and access will be available by way of Babcock St .. coming from the back way. We ti.ope you will · be patient with. construction as the re sults will certainly be worth all the trouble . If you aren·t adventuresome. give us a call. and we ·11 bring sampl es to your home. 19th ST. I 18th ST. -S 17th ST.~ ·1 · I ,,_rJam_663 ~,... -a 161h sr.- ALDEN'S CARPETS • DRAPES IN COSTA MISA SINCI 1917 1663 Placentia Ave. COST .. M5A 646-4838 a.fCfNil CllM _...,. ,. .. 1t1 C-'i IMM, C..tlfwlll••· . ........,""' n c.ttrltr a,.a ..... , W .!Mii Noll IMllll!Wl ft'lllltwY ... IMllllll UM -'f!W. 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I 2:JO GI AA.ftilllt Slltw: "Tiit C111111rt1 Cl >D C1J IJl mM1c T1111d1, *'•lt.""Ctu1M~ ~' lbtt11 "BJ•c• 01~ tot 81-Jtltttrd" A--rlkll-hiliorti-Qia. .. J:lO. MIN; "OILkwc•" (•u ) '!iO oriftl t ltdtd horror lilm .tu tn~' -Rod CtmerOll, r011t'I Tucker. 2:00 G "CW Hetrtl I C..wls" Wednesday tcom) ·so -Altc CulMW. JoMI G1ttA'll'llOd, • "1Nkt4tn .. (dr1) 'SO-How· DAYTIME MOVIES I t rd Dutt, Brian Donltvy. 1i (CJ "Sft•• Oi1Mt11•1'" (dr t) t :1D a tcl .... " Clltpetlt" !•P)I 'S>-Mikt CoMIOff,, M1/11 Windsoi. '~Miik 01111011. $t:IU1 Ctbtt. J:OO fl) "alu ti Dttth" (dr1) '47 - 10:00 (D"'SUl!t1 11·c:...-.IW' CCftd. i!Ctor Matulf;-Rlchttd WiOmtlk.. (dft ) '60 -RtlOh f11U1my, C1111 !ill (C) "II A 11111 All1flU'" (com) Cal'SOft. '62-Stndla O.e. Bobb~ Oum. D "CK.I,. ~ J11111t~ (!!Ir•> '5Z-l:lt.I G IC) '1.Mrlt tt u, .. (com) ·s.i Sil!IOllt Silvi. ! -titan M11tln. Jtrry ltwfs. J1n1I ll·l0 0 "Jllt ktlttt W•ll .. (l!IJI) 'SO ltlp , ' -GriHIUI Jonu. "Sftlpll .. (drt ) ~ti) (Cl "'mtltp" (dra) '67- 'Jt-Jolln l11rymo11. .lltn Sh1impton, P1ul Jonu. IZ·DOm "St•t11lttrt II llt Mlpt'" (dfl) •:M ~Ill tt IOAM litt!n1 ' ·« -John Modl•l Niner Cilllld. I (I)) "0.. Whtie Trvl:tl" (myll Lloyd Nolin. • ewllt Gr1nrer. Oonnt RtH. KOCE TELEVISION LOG THE FAMILY QRCUS .. By Bil ac- "I wilh the robins would 9el here so winter wo\lld be .. over. Success · l ritates ~ Gal I t11personato1 Uy .\tAll.ILYr-\ ANO llY GAJlONER Q: I •·a11 astonished seelbg Jim Bailey perform In Allaml Stach to find be loolied a•d sounded exacUy llke Judy Garland and Barbra Streisand. \\"Ill be ever, arter uUalnlng 111cct•1 t'Opylng otht'r stars, bt able to do him· ~l'Jf and erase that image·~ Also how has i;uccess affttlcd hinf."-:\lrs. Corinne Santino, T.amarar . Flu. A: "Succe.!is," Dailey bcllo\\'5. "has more disad\'an· !ages than advantages. It only n1cans you ha\·e to \\'Ork h;irder. •·Jr you ·rc Sl:.'nsili\·e. like I am, you're obJi,·lous 10 crilici;' raves obout ~·our t:llent. "Some perforn1crs begin to I, !ic,·e their Ov.'Tl pt1tr Jicity. Then fall u1to liquor, drugs and. pov;, they tumble fron1 th1• !Op.·· The fcn111le im1>ersonalor ''ho hopes one rla\' lo be hin1sclf. and has the \'Oice 11nd talent to go wilh ii. is ·~ 'Glad ~~~a:~~~~y!a~~.~' ~. biller about tv.o facets of ~ucccss. I he lau1cnl~. "don't fil lltis ~c:..r. your life an~·inore. ''Last \'Ca r ·~ frienu~:· They don·t Uclu11t:: in "You ha\'e to Ix-\'Cry \1ary about "'horn you 1ru sl. In faC"I, ·• Bailey bitched to Alex Ben Block, "ooce )'OU rcuch the top yoo can't tn.1st anyon~. People in the busi· ncss sec ffil' as a threat. You. can have the grratrs1 friend in the "Drld. but \1·hen 1noncy gets ill\'Ol'Jed, look out. Lc l il be. knU\\1l )OU ho:l\e .no tp<>ncy and 1l1s like a ~ic1c. lhl'~ all go gooc.lbyc ·· •~: Tbough there "ere u~u11.Uy denials of a romance, no~· that lh~y'rt.' no lon~er ro-starrin:? on TV . Isn't It ~ lrue Bridget REALLY W>1·es Bemie?-~lr5, C. Stedman, Ralliniore. A: TI1at's 11·hat other ('ast members speculated 11·hen ~tl!rl'1iith B;i'xtcr. 'upon Oying home fro1n F'rancc. hnn1edi- ;1tci1· 1 i\lll'd ihc lfoll\·\1·ood s t of Da1·id Rirncv·~ 111011c ··t;1°ra1:u1 10 \"a1:l ~1rt·s·... · •l: Dor <1n'I Dirty Sall y ren1ind yolJ of Tughoat Annie from the old Yt'allace Beery mo1'ies? Any re!Alionshlp be· t\\·een the t~·o .u::tre-sses?-!\lalcolm Brady, Brooklyn. A: No. Excepting the similairties between the t"·n lead rotes. Hoth de\'cloped a love-hate relationship tvilh thei r te:iding men. Like some couples watching the show. i'otaric r>ressler plRyed Annit'. Jeanette r-..·olan int rodu('Cd Sally in a segment of "C:unsmoke" l\1·0 seasons ago . fl : llO\\' mauy 1i1nes has Raymo11d Burr been married~ Ytbere ~as he hor11'! 1\od "·hat do 1he frequent ittms 1bout bis "tragic life'' refer to":'-.\lrs. E. Ha"·kins, Vancouver, B.C. A: Burr "'as born Raymond \Vill iam Stacy Burr on P.lay 21. 1917, in New \Vestminster, B.C. Jfe v.•a.s married three tin1es. ilis first l»ife. the English-born Annette Suttr erlnnd. 11•as kill ed in a plane shot do"'TI by the German.S in 1943. Di1·orced from his second \\ife. his third 11•ifc, l..1ura .\!organ, died O[ leukem!a in 1955. the S~BTIC dis· ease hi s IO-ycar-0ld son ~lichacl died of 111·0 yea rs earlier. Scud your quest1011s to Hy Gard ue r, "Glud ~'011 1\slie,J T/1at," care of th is newspaper. I'. O. Ho.r:. 1560. Custu .lJcsa 92660. ,,fari!1111 a11d lly Ga1·cl11er 1;·i/I nn· ~·wcr a.~ 11101111 ri uestions as they ccH1 ia the ir r vfl11r1H. /J•tt 011· t•o!101!C of U!fli/ rna kcs per101u1I rcplir s 1111- /JUS&iblc. mobile phone --·--place U receive telephone calls In )'OUrcar ·--no llffa1e ·--Na C1pit11 ln w11r"'''" M o~ll. to Mt,.tk R.1~t1 I l11i1 01!,\M,I ['OU~T\' I! lfl!O HI El'HON£ St //VI<. r ... I · Unemployed -Get Extra I I Payments • SACR,\~tE~lO I AP) About 1..i.000 Io ll g · t e r 111 utieniployed Californians arc. entitled lo an ertra three 1v e e k s cl unc1nploj·:11cn: checks. !he state i:n1plo~·1ne,1t agrncr says. 1 he $0.? n~illion windfall ts the result or nc"' legislatl-0n. the En1plo~ 1ncnt IJt\'Clopn1cnt txoartrncnt said. Payrncnts 1\'ill \';iry fro1n $'.!~1 tu $75 per \1·cc:.. 1-0 lhl'~' 401 s .... h, J>l'f'SOnS who h3\'C \L,Cd up nil ScmN Alo the. pay1nents from thtir '/tlo1aey's 1forth On C1·edit Cru·ds By S\'L\1IA PORTJ::R \\'e are l'IQ\\' .inaking mo re lhan 6.1CI million bunk credit curd transactions a ,vt-ar. an1ountlng lo ne11rly $1 .. billion in 1973, up 32 percent O\'Cr 19i2. Chargrs on our 1n u I t i · purpose l>Hnk rredil <':lrds he1ve tk't.'Otllt': :i nc1v substitute for the sn1all l'J\.'No«l:ll loan •is \If' inl'reas- 111~ly ch;irc;e hi g -tll'ktl Hl·ms suth tis furniture :111rl 111.'ljur aooti· itlll'1'<; !('I •ht'~I' cards i11~tt;1d -Of t'lkill:_: •1lll .-CATE• personal loA1~ to rinnnC't! thC>1n. i\11d \\·e 're paylnl? the lyplcal 18 percent yearly iu- l<'rt's\ rate on w ha t eve r 111noo111s Ill' don't p..'ly proinr~ ltr ·~u11 1n t hf' offing i$ a nf'11· ~~·stt.'Tn. <lu<> lo be i11trcrJu1 .. "<I 111 1111' lll'Xl f1•11 1nonths [i,. Tk1nkAn1crit'ard . 1rhich "·ould pcrn1it curdholt.iers to gl'l in- stant. on · the • :-u:H financinl! for appliances. furniture and sitnilar 1!Pn1s 1·1,1 their bank t·a rdi; -wi1h i n d i 1· id u ii 1 11art1c1p;11111).! !);u1k~ S\·ning lhe ln!cr<'~I r.'ltr~ TO SL'G GEST !hi' dunensions of th ... • l.1t1':.I rredit crird explo!lion. one half of ;ill ArnC"rie:in f;un1lil'.:; nu1' ha1.· at \ea.!.l one <'rt'<lit card nnd 1norr 1ha11 onr !utlf of all (lur rcr;ul purt·ht1~t·~ ;11'l' li.·ln'! u1adt' "'1th \"l't•J1t or char::" c:11·ds (}f 1·:1rir1us t~·µt'S. ~lurt• t!u1•1 6j nul!ion b:'.111~ l'rt"IJl \·arrl; are in circulation. plu~ sorne Ii 111 ill 1on tr.1\1d and cntcrta1n1ncnt cards. f or which holders pay Slil to S\7 a year. You can ch a r i;: c t'\ 1•ryth111,.! frnrll !VO!h C'~· 11·aetio11s ti> ruinh:.1-0tt(·~ rio1 1ht· cards. But l'redit rard thef\s ha\·r rnul1iphcd along 1\ ith the ir U!lf' and losses rluc kl cr1'i.lit card thi!ft arc now N>!lmJtl..,! at ~r,o n1itl !on ru ~:'\(fl lnilliun ;i i·rnr. · f':l'rn l\1th today's arr:"t1' nf ~a fet:"u.1 rds f,).t card h:>Jui'r~. \vllr liabilitv ..as an 1ndlvidu:i\ nu1v an101.111i to hundred <:. cveri thoUsands of dollars. If you earn: :lt lca~t nine credit card! in 1·oor \\"allet -as some Ii 1nfllion :\rncricans <l 1 -~jou r 101n! !iahili!y, al ssn p1.'r i·urd. t'Quld be St50. 00 \"UL' 1\:\0\\' tht' rulo.'~ ••11 liabill!v~ Arc 1·<,u t\'tll surl' lha1 ;1fl your c;·cdit e:irds are whcrt> thc.v'rc i;uppo.'ied to.be" To r1·1111nt1 you {.If thC' 1,r,1· \~"llliam t'. Fa\\Celt, pr(".1· dl'nl of The Supcr\larket ad\'t'rli.~ng a'.-(enc~-. ha~ bc-.n named c·hninnan of lh.! b.i.a1·d of Ta OOllhlmi. ln1·., an in· 1t·m;iti30;il n1;irkl·lln[.( n n d flln1 produelion t"On1p;iny ";01 offictfl in r-.t·.,..·110rt Hcnc:h anJ Atakn . Jnp;111. • general n1a11ngcr I . ui~I·~ f! [ t • .-1•. B1•11t!1 "l l•c S•·-I i,•:1:·!) l'.' I· ri"'l' •.~ 11. (·I·:.~···· r, t ·' ') ~ l tl ·ion 01\Cr<i· ! I 0 n ~ n f MllU• l.on;i Hcrich h:i:-bJ · r~.· 1'1~ Heel nnd \\"hit" Fll'L''· 111· 1•l11din'Z Loni!' H ·ac11 r o Calalin;i l.iiland 1w1~. lie \1 ;.s prc1·Jot1:.!y ,1 ice pr~. id~u~ •A Fiesta rr\li~C'~ • Three Or<.tO.(!.:' C;u!l'.'' • ·;. cc11t!1't'" ha \'e hc("I pro1110'-...J :it Ce lesco Indu 111rles. Jnr., Co!ta \les:i-ba ~(d indus!rial :ind space p:'Od ucl( fi rn1 . In her nr1\' position, :-0!~. llc!Tf't\\3 ""ill ro.lrdinrite. ornee :idn1iru::.1ra1iun at the pub!ic1 rrlo1 ion<: fin1t She u: a ii forrnerh on the st.:iff of l,i1111i l~.llnllry" Safari in ltv1nc. • 1_;11~· L. Amr tt of ,\l i~ion . \'11.;jrJ h<l' hl't·n pron1oted to j hr:10cll nu1na~cr at Security 1 :• a 1· i I i e fl 11nk',, ~<Ul .!'J'111 l"111i(. :r;in11 ot{ir·I' Ii f' \' ;1 S f I r Ill I' r - ' \;,r.n•·. iJ 'It • :•:1d l·:cJ;n;.!"r \JraU'''t. O!hL·i· rl'Ceni trf..:i•.n~ in('lu:h: 1:~·.11 h r('~idcr.i bank pro- llun l1'.lj.JtrJn lltnnl.~ (;. 1 lthari·~an, l'll.-\·:1ltd !c l:r.1nch l o::.r.u·-C'r at &'tll l't;_\ ]\1c1:ic" · ·ul Bc:icll <itfict.. lie \';;tt.! 1 11nrr!y a">sistant lll<•n<1gt:r in f t 111'ltir::.;t(•!l Bc:ic·I": for !he • 12~00 SESAME STAEET ICI l !OCI EDUOTIONAL KH0oL IN· l"OllMAT ION IC) 1110 "LL AIOUT YOV !Cl "Yo11 JI,.~ YO¥• Tll..-e SllllDn llll1!1vn " -To ~ IN! blllC tium.f\ .....,. If • ,,.,. ••llM 1vfl'YWfle••1 .,,, et 1nHti11t '"""" "'"' tt0tn CllllVH 10 ev\f\11'9. 835 3305 original unemp\03111ent ap- s·» OIME H~IONS IN CULlUREs.11~~~~~~-~~~~~=~~~p~lic~·~·~io~n~·~·~·~··~·~·~o~f~fl~c~i·~ls~sa~·~·d~.i l [(! "CIVlHl•llDn" -LIU')!! f •:DO FAEEH,1.NO SKETCHING IC! P1·on1ol cd 11·(.'rc T. J. Aihlty. f1'Qn1 1·ice pr~sidenl :ind gen· dral n1anager of 1~(' t·n· 1·ironmenta1 nnd industrial producl.'I division lo vice presi- dt-nf of c0rpora1c cl ..'vct0p- 1nc.•nt : R. '.\I. l.M\•rty. froin director of Flare ='arthcm De1::1r1mcnt IQ g en e r a l rnanogcr of lhl' ordnaoce cJ i\·ision anti R. P.-Thompson. from product lint' man:l::.!er O( t'll\'iroomental sciences t o din.'C.!Or of th Tran._~ducer department in C:!lnogll Park. Ja1nrs I.. Slln \On hn~ bt>f·~ nan1e<l di.~l rihutor s c1 I e: !I I 111nna~cr for \\'tstern Dlgltal fM"poratlon. :'\r.,..·1>0rt Stach.· I St in!(,n 11 a~ r o r 111 t· r I) distrk.1 ~ale.., 1nan,1.::l·r f.lr '.\I v to r •I I a Sc1nlt·r:indu.:to r Product-;. Inc. and sales l:U 111,l"LES (CJ "T...._t A OocG LllOI!'" -On 1 ltry MollTllT'lel' 4tv, I _,=,,. 11111 Mlol Lynn diK.,tr !ht ft( llf ..... """ "'''l' ..... 1:.:1 INS DE OUT ((I 'W""" I~ Hell!" -to ..,tl>I• Cl'llldnfl to Vfl• tltnl1MI '9fil11C1• '1'111 l'fl\lll ffom Mi.· lftl -O<' trom Mino l'lllPllS, 1:!1 COVEii TO CO't'IA !Cl '•c.odl• Wooditwn" -A modfrn WO!'I<. 111 c!'l!ld,..n'1 lllll'tlurt. 1:1S t CAN Al.AO !Cl "1'M Suuv1., '•rt-I'" -CllllCI•"' Cltl'llO•'"trtlt tht ~· to l'ftlllCI 1lorltt-l 1:Jll CAlt.AASCOt.llNOAJ !Cl l 1CIO CO-N!ll'S CLOTHING COltN&'.ll !C) "A" l!.11'1 Slff¥1, Al!Olllllr Ntl'll" -LK'°"t .. SI• LR...it o! Or•~ 11'1Q .. -Ltuon • •;Xl ELECTAIC CO•J.P,t.NY {Cl S:C SElAME SllllET tCl 4:00 OA.a.HGE COUNTY ltlVIEW !Cl """'911lnt of !tit Air" wlll jlr-1 I MW Wblt('! !Or lllfMllll"' KllOOI (l'lllCl"'1 -Cl'lat. J •;:JO FltEEHANO SltETCHING !Cl "'Sh• Ll....it t i Ort"'1~' -Ln-t 1!00 l"LOWEfl Alt'llANOIHO !Cl ''Color" -Lu""'" J I;~ CONNIE'S Cl.OTHIHG (Otl:NEll CCI "All l!.e•Y SIFttYI, A"""fltr Hll'll'' -·-· t :OO THE l(!LlERS !Cl '"(l ntt •• Tiit Cttl Tlltl ~·t oi.•• -0t nio.1 Mio ~I tl/lt;'fr, ,1.bOllf tto.000 I ttll Wiii oi.. Tiit .-.crt l'll looll'.I •I IN l'fftlrtl'I. ll'tilfl'ltrll, cMltc'llOrl ll'ld Dr-f!tl'I Of thll Clrffd t\-tt. t ::lO •+Ll MOYERS' JOUll.NAL tCJ "Hei.n Mtr~11"" (Ml rnl11.l LOOKING FOR A GOOD BIBLE STUDY? Tune in to Channel 30 ol 3:30 p .m . or 7:00 p.m. for o .11udy in Ike boolt ef Afh !oughl by Dr. Geo.gt Wood, PoSlo<. N1wport-Me1a Christian C.ntel", 1•8 Twenty·second St , Cosio fv\eso. \ \ • CoWt f\1eM resident \!)Ta Ue.rrem1 has been appointed admlnlsl ratlve A~~nle at l>ate Oouller AA1och11tt ol lr\'lne. DAILY PILOT J I Over The. Counter D1·n~1011 lt'ngott ,\ ne\v VC'hitlc. no\>.: 111 prod11t·!1on b,\ Lvrkhecd ti.lt:-:-1!c' and Space ('o .. 111 ~un · nvv<ilc. '" a 2-l>odted. ll·wllet-l ·ilr1'''' "·or)... \CtHl'le lhal can operate: 1n :-:u1Y. !'hale. rnud and snn'''· or II <.1\t•I pr1111ary or :-t·cund:1ry road:-at .jj n1ph . ·1 ill! first production 1nodcl is ("'lll:ttcd to be ready in less th~111 a y(•ar and y,•dl :-ell for <11.>out S6:»ouo. ~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~- U.S. Co~t Pa11el Lift~ Li(l \\'ASlllNt:TClN 11\I~• Shoppers t-Jn t:Xl>l't.'.l to p;1.v 1norc for n1any canr)l'll frui1s ;u1d \'CJ;t"tablcs (n the \\':Jke ol" 1hc {!O\'Cmmen1·s de<:ision to free 1he111 fro1n price t·un1rol-.. But to kCl'!J priet's from rising sharply all at oncC', the Coot of Li\·ing: Council said f\;101Klay it hns curnrnit1ncnts frorn 10 1najor canning rim1s not to tncreaS<' prices for the tin1e bc1nj;!. The 10 firn15 represent aboul 30 percent of total production of canncd .fruits and vegetables. Tlll=: cosr OF 1. i \' 1 n g Council said it is ;.renioving oontrol~ bei::<tUSt:' of a shortage (._'011t1vls Frum 111,.,t can11L'd .:•Juds \\'a:-; !he first drt'on!rol :K·l 1011 hy the 1·uunc:il i.n 1hc ftw.d 1111Ju .... 1r:i . uni· or th~· l:1rgest of tlic in du str i es rcrnainlng wider cont rols Ap11ointment? Ga~ Dealer l 'a 11 'I Du IL LOS GATOS 11\111 -/\ service :;t alion dealer here has been ordered to stop selling: ga:.oline by appuintrnenl. only. 'l'he order. signed by Santa t 'lara ('ounty Super- ior Court Judge J oh n l\lclnen1y. was served ~lunday on Shell dealer Jerry Su 1nn1ers. • iD c.-.mned \'egctabh .. 'S and the need to increase planting of crops ·10 increase production for Ille 197+.7a season. '· The ex en1p lio n frui11 Summers said he started lhe appointn1ent sys- ten1 "to restore sanity to my business'' after a1Tiv- ing at \\'Ork two weeks ago to find 173 cars waiting in line. Sumn1ers faces 1nisdemeanor charges for al - le'gedl y violating Gov. llonald Reagan's ud d·e\'en gas sales plan, adopted by Santa ('Iara Count .\' l\larch 4. In part. the plan says •·gasoline retailers shall not refuse to sell gasoline to anyone on ap- propriate odd or even days.'' controls applies both to prices cha rgC'd and \1·agc~ paid I>~ processors of canned fn1i1 s and \'CgClabl.:!S. Affected by the decision are T .223 finns \j,'i!/1 9 6 . 0 O 0 cn1ployt:!s and' 19i3 s a I es - totaling $4.4 billion. ABOUT 4 PERCEN'r of the oon.sunier food dollar is spen1 on canned fruits a nd ''cgetables. the council said. The decision to ren1orc If convicted. he could be fine<l $500 and or sentenced to six months in jail ... ~larir1eMidla11dBuys lrvi1ie Bci11ki11g Fir11i --·---- OONNELLEASE ~ il Your foetory .t. .. 1hoflaad Che•rol•t L•c11h19 D••l•r • N•w •74 V•90 Hatchback 56840 PEii MONT l4 Pl~' T~ll & lk 0.. ... PP' C"..:lit ~•Mo OEl. CONNELL .CHEVROLET 2121 HARIOA ILYD. COSTA MESA 546-1 200 B{.;FFALO 1,\PI ~farinc ~lidland Banks. Inc .. a bank holding con1pany. said il has purchased a majority inlerest 1n An1C'rican Din1rnsions, Inc .. a nwrtgage banking fir1n in R. J. DALBEY & ASSOC. Financial Consultants PersottetlhH l11••1._n-t1 r l11•e1hiwtit _...1.-at po<~GIJ' lf1l~M.••·-' COSTA,.,. ( .....-0..,. ..... , .. lr\·ine. ~lannc ~lidtand said it bought 51 perC(·llt of Arnerican Dimensions' o 11 ts land- ing sharL>s for Sl.6 mil!ion in cash. i\larinc suid. "The r'c· n1:1in1ng 4!1 µcr CX'nt of th1• i;hares is und('r opliv11 10 ~larine ~lidland to he pw1'hased in 1976 0!1 a furn1ula baStd on !he fu1urc portfolio size and net \l'Orlh of" AnK'ric:;;n DhnC'nsions. 7HIS IS NElrHEll AN OFFEll TO Sfll NOA A SOHCl1ATION 01 M OIFEA108U'f fHESE SECUFllrlf S 1H( OFfENN<J IS WADE ONl'( "' rHE AAOSPECrus. a new Issu e '"':.,f ""b:s· V"'": "" . ~)"'*'. ~·. "'" ~ .,~, • a llml1ed 1>a r1ne rs l1lp CONTINENTAL REAL ESTATE PARTNERS, Ltd.-H-1-\ $::?0,000,000 Limited Partnership Interests $500 Price Per Unit $2,500 Minimum Investment Con11ncn101 Real Estate Pa(tners. ltd.-7:.A 1s a prOfessionally managed limned partnersh ip organized lor the primary pur- pose of providing investors an opportunity lo participate in the O\vnersh1p of a diversified package or large, income pro- dup1ng propf!rt 1cs. Continenlal Real Estate Equities, Inc. !he gene ral partner. is a subsfdlary o! Contlnental Investment Corporation. a d1vers1 f1ed, nation\•1idc financial services and real eslate orgun1zat1on. If you would like lo receive a prospectus at no cost or obliga- tion. simply return the c oupon bc lO\V or call. To purcha se /lf'SC' V'l•I~ a C..i/,tor11ra t OS•<1'111/ musl f!avr il'I '"' nu~! "''om"' ot S20.000 and d r·or v.orlh of S20.000. or• nrl wort/I ol l15,000 (•a dfJC110ed '"Ill• prospec:.11111. ---..-·1 -· ·.-·········-·-·················-·---····· SUfflOf.CO A ' 11,·I·!~' 11 ·1.1·n 1·1:'L Nf'l'~tDf1~CA rt~t,:;o PLEASE SE "IO I.IE A CONT INENT .. L FIEAL ESTArE PAATN(AS, LTD. PROSPECTUS AT NO COST OA 08l1GAT !ON HAME-------------------ff~------ STAEET-------------------~~-~~ CITY-------------STATE-------Z1P----- to Gas Li11es Not Lik~ly Yet ll} ·J'hc A!l~·lat.ed Prt11os lllgh 1wu;c!I at 1hc i:::isoli11c vu111p ;111<1 u11 1ht• t1111ity b111 itre 11..,1 likely to corn~ d0\111 . nnd there v.un't be rnuch nl11r1· gasollnc nl tho. r'lt'ighborhood SCT\ll'\! statu.ul fur :.ilx1ut l\>U 111onllh 11\.'ll j, v.h:•l lltl' ll<Jl l"11 .. 1najor oil L'Olll\ll'..llll('S ,.,u(I aOOut .\lontl;1y's an11Qtmc·crn._.111 that !ht· Arab •>i i t.>111h .. 1r~o againi:l th(' Crutcd S\;_1\l'~ t1,ul Ileen liflt'<L Thi.' 1.:vn1p:1nil·S said Ult'Y \\f'r1• ;1 fr ;i 1 cJ wnsun1ct'!I rn ight i'\1J.:t·1 q111l·~ results !ro1n lhl· l'rlll><111.:o·_, end. OIL co~11·A~1 i::s Gas Se 1Jd s Sugar Up SAN FHA~CISCO it\/'1 The natural ga s sho11agc l" go111i:: 10 dn\l' sugar pril'('' hiuh1·r', ;, ;.pukes1n;111 fir the l'ahfo1111a \UH./ 11~1 ·.1;111:.11 Sug:ir Co. ~1ys. \\'.(;, \\';.1t1 told the ~1;1tc l'ublic L'tili1it·:.; l 'ununissio11 ~fonday thul iii: nJtur:1I gas su pplif's d11 ludlf', !hi.' sug;1r rt>finl't'Y ll ill ht· fur1.."-'tl 10 LL.Sl' rnort· i.ulphur 011 J\'l 11 s ta n •T I:'.'.' 11 Pro<l uc·tio11 Un<l cr 'Vav S.\,\' JOSE Ford \lotnr Co ha" hf'~ II 11 produt1.lo11 of till 11~·11' h11t · S('Jling srn;1!1 cnr. \l11~t;111;: II at i!s <1ssrn1bly pl;u1t ht·rr. Produc!ion lx·ga11 ~lund:a.\, and a St..'C'Olld shift ill sthedt1 ll'CI to begin in n1icl·~l;1y Co1np.'lny off icials ('>.:1~·tl to hire L600 nc"' "·orkcrs h,\· th!il tin1e. bringing the p1:1nt 's c·tuployn1cnt 10 :'i.2:::J. A1111ual pr(l(Juc!inn t':llJfl L·il .\' h<'re bv rn id-~lnv \\'ill he ahoul 400.ooO :iu!~ and trucks -up 1 1ndui.try leaders welc01ned the llC\\'S, ;ind said it \.\'OUld take 1"0 to three rnonths for tJ1at to h111>pcn. The 01l t'UtllJX1llil'S said there \j,'OUld \)c 10<..-ry:"Bscd !;ll'!!Ohn"e .-.upl)lit-s for the summer (NEWS ANALYSIS) rno11:)1s 11nd l)l'i'Ci!t:tcd thut long A:L'>Ol1nc lines should eont1 ru1t· 10 ... ul>~i<le hoth ;1'< a 11·-.ull uf llll'rt:a'!ti.l ,,u111)1i1~" ;111d a ho1J1d·fvr n.~iu~n i>f l'tll~'lillll'r wufldcnc.'\!. • S POl\~S\1~;~ l'l)ll L11.o oil t;asolin1! 1 s bein~ b I a ck 111arkl'tt•d 111 C:.diforn1<1. says :t frdcral ofJlti<il k11l 1hc off11·1al. Sit: llanSC'n of the ~\·ilt·r:.il Ener.i:.~· Offitc. a<ld1·d ~lunc!;:I\· stnl'lt•r oontrOI . . ll'Ollld on!~· encourage more Ulaek tnarkC'!u1g. llA,\SO.'\ TE ST IFIE U 1,. .. rur(' !ht· St:n;i1 c National ll c'i:1urcL··' ('on1n1itlt'\' . ,\ 4·0111111i1 Lt~· 11)l·1nuer, Sen. l'i;u·1· H('r-r'.h ll l i ll.Ceres\, said 1hc• fur:1! ;trca he r1·prc":1Hs Sl't'nl~ tn be gelling ;1J1oc;i1ions. lie s.1id he belie\- 1·d ~Ill\' ~;,..,olinc 1s going 10 urban ;irens \l·hcre prices arc h1)!h1•r. "\\·1· do h:1\1· l1l:1ck market fut-I." lh·n·~ hill s.11d. "111a!'s trul'.· Jl ansPn re plied. Ul'T HE \llllEU he l~·li(•\es 11111! :.:tl'n1p1s to lrnck dt.\'.'11 fuel tl1;1t ~01·s :ti:tn1~· lro111 <1lloc;1!ions eould t·n· 1·1•ur ;•gt• hl;ock 1;1,1r~c1 111g. "\\°l' bt-lic1·e the 111orC' con· lrols \ll' ha\·t. thf• n!Orl' b\a<:k 111arket [uer.·· llan~n sair!. Theo d d -c 1· c n n1:irkcting pktn is \1·orking rt·:isonably "t'll. ll;inSC'n s;1i1l. Hut "\ht• 111:ij-0r pr-0hl1·111 h:h IX'f'll 1r~·i11g !o t;1·1 111,. 1>11h!i(' to a•:· ccp!. the fctct 111:11 thl'rc is a 001nl)i)11lcs s:.ild persons "Gfried that !hero 111ight not I~ t-llO~h KusoH~ for a \'acation !hill swnnier coold generally go llhesd and plan OOl'. fiut I.hey >A•amed that COO.<itr\ at ion 111easui-cs n1ust 1..vnti11Ut· in the u:.e ol energy. "TI1e lifting of the t"fTlbargo 1~ good news," said the Shell Oil Co. ''But It Is oo sign the lliltion can revert to histotic.:il cnt:rb'}' l.'01\SUfllpilion pattern..; and t~.·· "One point should be 1nade \'cry clear to the American public," said Standard Oil of t:alifomia. "The lifting of I.he \'rnbargo docs OOl nlean a rctun1 to business as USU<Ji. ·i .-.-. .-. FINANCE r~I shortage. TI1ey think it is contrived by the I e d e r a l govemn1cnt or CJ i I co1n- panies." Tll t.: LIFTING Of the Arab oil eniba~o ""·ill 1nake an improveincnt. but it "·i ll not rolve the problem. ft is going tn be \1·ith us for a good n1an~· yl'ars. 1,.ris is going to be a probleni for the next de<:adc." Jlan.~en add1'fi. .\l('an11hil~ Go\·. n 0 11 al d Re~igan. six.aking at a news conferenec \\ith high school studffits, said there is no as~1Jrancc that lifting the en1- bargo 11.'ill bring. things back to 11or111a!. I-le S.'li1J thl're 'va-' a short.a,'..((' lx>forc !ht ernh..:irJ:!o, and "!hey just aggra va!cd it.·· Al.:!. t\'en If production le"\1t'ls "'·"1'e restored, t.00 L1.S. would st.II\ be in short 11u1>ply ." The l!tateJnent.s by I.he oil oompanie5 empha.~z.cd ~ polnLS: --Oii affected by the en1bargo accounted f o r betVl·een to ar.t I~ pmrnt of t:.S. use. ll was oomidered unlikely that the Ar ab produrers \j,'oold e x c e e d pre\'ious supply \C'\·els to this t..'OU!llry . "''hich \j,'as running sOOrt of ail even before the en1bargo. -The t."WTent prices ot gasoline and other petroleum ·::: -; .. : -!-r Car Wash, Gas Sc .. 'f;egal' ~l::W ORLE:AXS <VPI I -A state judge has ruled that a car "'ashing busin4'SS is not required lo sell gasoline to customers who \1·arit to buy gasoline v.ithout getling their C.:U"S "'ashed. Judge Richard J . Car'>ey of Orleans Ci'il District Court disn1issed a i;uit 1itonday by Atlomey General William J. Guste Jr. and Charles Tapp. state consumer protect.ion director. agWt Peter C. Gtandolt, O\\'Tler of three li-tr. Pride car washes. The suit claimed a tie-in arrangement between v.'aShi.ng cars and selling gasoline "·as a restraint of trade requiring double purchases. Garvey said that .... tule he could see the basis far tilt> suit, the businesses had been operating six years 'Aithoot a canplaint and if \\·hat they are doing is illegal. it should have btC'n tested earlier. GET CA R CAlllO. Egypt ( AP l President An\.\'ar Sadat has ordered that a car be provided for <UlY soldier Who lost a leg durini;: the October \\·ar, the sen1ioffic:i:il ne\\·spaper \I Ahra1n rcpo~cJ. products a.re the result of a quadrupll Ing 111 prices dlarged by other foreign producers, and an Increase in domestic oil prices. S11~:e the Aral.II: , charge b.~ically tht same · prloe as other to r e i g nj producers. there 1S llttlel evidence th.at prices ~ill fall.: In fact, prices niay go up. -It v.i ll lake bet'A-een 60 and 90 days for Al'ab crude oil to be loaded oo t..1nkers. shifiped to refineries for pnxtoct.ion into gasoline and other products and then mo\'00 to l .S. ronsumers. "''OU'RE STilL goin~ lo ha\'e high prices and statia\s N'lnillf! 001 at tilt:! end of the nlorlth ." said a Sfllkesnan for \ a group of oil importing companies, St.lnley ~!OOic, editor of Industry \\'eek n1agazine. said the Arabs' action should have a good psychological effect on industry and consumers. But he said consumers may expect "improvenlCnlS too 9.>0ll and if they don't come v.· hen expected there may be ,'\ backlash." TilC auto indu.stry said lt \\":JS lv>peful that 'Aith the end of the ernbargo consumers W)U]d begin buying new cars in higher nwnbers. Drop; in new Cl!f sales h.a\'e been reported as much ,.( as 40 percent off last year's pace, ~1 of it attributed to the energy crisis. ''\'.X>UPLED \fJTlf t h e normal spring upturn 'in sales. this coold lead to a return to more normal sales volumes in all segments of the market.'' said Lynn TQ\\·ilSCIJd, head of Olr)"SJcr Cbrp. Tuu nl.1jor airlines United and American -~aid it \j,·as LOO early for I.hem lo tell \l'helher they \\OOld gel increased fuel supplies and U1U.'l be able to resume some canceJled flights and rehire 91rne personnel they have laid off. The stock market reacted to the ne\j,-s by falling 13.61 ~ints oo the!))\\· Jones average. the sll3Il)e5t drop in five weeks. Analysis said the reaction "·as normal . They said buyers ~hed the market up in anticipaHon of the neVl·s. and l':tuS<.>d it to fall b~· selling those n:x:ent pttrcha.ses to capilaliz.c on profits. ne.:tr!v Jj{J .flOO \'t•hiclt...;: fron1 • Inst ~'L-ar. the ("l)llll>;1ny saict .I •-------------------------------------------------.. ~lost of lhl.' ~lustang II n1odel.s c 1 M d d A s k L • ~~~' 1;;;::~,;;11 go " ""'I omp ete i · ay merican toe 1st Sinre the ~lus1.:ini:: 11 v.·:ij 111trud11C'Ld six n1onths ago. !hc con111any s.1id s;1li·s harl' lotalt.'<i 122.837. an int-rcasL' of 124 percent O\'l'r l<tsl J cur·~ b1ggt'r niodt!s. Coast f'irn1 Gets Bid Buy Sig 11 ell radio pager ---·~--$17.00 .. a.mrnth-. tota cost ---•-,---no deposit on credit approval ORANGE COUNTY RADI07El£PHONE SIRVICE '"' .,, Vol, t.ltl U~I OIQ. ·.,i - c p a rcj ""° res Cor T offi Iha pl ha air mo "'hi free ove co II 5 0 an lot ""' 1 do ad 1' r