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DAILY PILOT Food~ Fuel Prices Push
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 21 , 1974
Inflation ·lfp 10 Percent
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Caspers' Campaign Fund $138,oo-o
Prittcess Shooting
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Suspect Charged
In Kidnap Plot
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LONDON (AP) -Unem ployed
Englishman Ian Ball was charged today
with aUemptcd murder during an
abortive attempt to kidnap Princess
Anne near Buckingham Palace. The
government ordered tighter security for
the royal family.
Self-inflicted
Gunsl1ot Wound
Fatal to Woman
A young Costa Mesa woman who shot
and wounded herself on a Balboa boat
dock Monday died in Hoag A1emorial
Hospital Wednesday.
Carlene Shannon, 23, or 2421 Tustin
Avenue, never regained consciousness
after firing a .38 caliber slug into her
mouth, sending it through her spinal corn.----
The victim, who was paralyzed as a
result, succumbed in the intensive care
ward shortly before 6 p.m., according to
DetecUve Ken Smith.
She left no notes and had been listed as
a Jane Doe for 72 hours when her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Regene Shannon,
of the Tustin Avenue address, rec:ognizl'd
the-description in.a newspaper story and~
went to police.
'Ibey could offer no reason why she
would take her life, police said.
Four persons "'·ere \rounded in the
shooting 150 yards from the palace
Wednesday night. Ar.rte, 2.'l·year-<>ld
daughter of Queen Elizabeth 11. and her
husband , ca\'alry Capt. l\.1ark Phillips,
were unhurt.
"There is no present indication that
this was other than an isolated act by an
individual,'' Home ~retary Roy Jenkins
told the House of Commons.
But he ordered security arrangem<'nls
for the royal family and other prominent
persons tightened. ·
He said he discussed l•:ith London
Police Commissioner Robert l\.1ark "such
actions as seems sensible to increase the
safeguards already taken against attacks
like the one last night on Princess Anne.''
He said their conclusions, to be effective,
"-'OUid have to remain secret.
Jenkins said the object was to "achie\'c
the greatest degree of security wilhout
an unacceptable interference with the
ability of public fug'\ires to iead lives as
nearly nonnal as possible.''
Ball, 26, made a SO-second appearance
at LOn<!On's BOW Strce euun---and Wl!IS
ordered held for a. week while police
continued their investigation of the first
attack on British royalty since 1939.
Police informants said they were
trying to discover the source of a large
sum of money in Ball's possession.
They also were seeking B a 11 ' s
associates and relatives in a bid to
discover more about his re«nt activities.
"It is imperative Tull inquiries be made
and to assist us it is neressary to have
(Su SUSPECT, Page Z)
Deadly Loot
Cyanide Stolen From Truck
Four pounds of deadly cyanlde poison may be stored unwillingly some-
where in Orange County, Huntington Beach police warned today.
The poison, packed in cardboard boxes, was stolen from the trunk of a
chemical company representative's car Tuesday, while he was inside the
Sheraton Beach Inn.
JOHN HAAS. 3t, an employe or the American Chemical and Refining Com-
pany of Los Angeles,~told police thle\"eS took the cyanide aklng with an allachc
-case. jewelr:y-and other-items.-• _ _
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He said the thieves probably didn't know what was in the cardboard box.
and they may dump it.
Police "'arned that the cyanide, possibly in JXIWder fonn, Is deadJy and
no one should touch It.
"JUST CAIL THE nearest police or fire depanment," Sgt. James Walker
advi.t<I tod•Y· "'lbe Slight!"! wbilt of that stul! and all the fresh air In lhe
world won 't do you any good." • ;-
Sgt. Walk.,. said the cardboanl box t. labeled "~CR" and "poison."
The eyan!d• It.ell is valutd at only $25, police said. The total lo" to Haas
was 01f1mated at 137S.
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Pra~ti~e Makes Periect? -' ~
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Costa ~resa firen1en batlle big blaze in old ware·
house near Orange Coast College after their prac·
ti_ce drill got too realistic \Vednesday nig ht. Old
building at T2""59 WcirehotJSe-Ro-ad was deliberately
19rched to provide training for firemen, but the
fire got out of hand for a while. Ne"•port Beach
firemen were called in to help. Authorities finally
decided to burn the whole building rather than try
to save som e of i.t for. future drills. Spectacular
blaze drew wi_desl!_read attention and blanketed
portions of the city wi1h smoke-:-'"
Food, Fuel Up;
Inflation Hits
Double Fig ures
WASHI NGTO N (AP ) -The pace of
Inflation quickened In February wi!h food
and fuel prices pushing the cost of living
up 1.3 percent. the second biggest
monthly jump sin<'e liSI . the government
said today. (Related story. Page 5 l.
The Labor Ocparlmcnt sa id last
month's rise sent consumer prices 10
percent higher than a year ago and
marked the first time Slnee 1948 that the
----.United States experienced double figure
inflation.
ll was the highest 12-r1'onth increase in
the cost of living since consumer prices
rose by 10.2 percilnt in the 12 month.1
ending January 1948.
Neafly-half-ihe Pebntary incte8!e was
att ributed to higher food prices wil.h the
price or ~ rising 7.5 percent. the
sharpest jump since a 9.6 percent
Increase in June 1947. Gasoline and other
energy items were responsible for about
a fiflh or last month 's increase in prices.
The CoMumer Price Index climbed
last month to 141.5 of its 1967 ave rage,
meaning I.hat it cost consumers Sl<tl.5CI to
buy the same amount or retail goods arxt
tStt lri.i1FLATION, Page !I
Newport Yacht Skipper
Disappears on Cruise
Onetime San Francisco 49ers pro
football player Arthur P. \Valvln was
missing and presumro drowned today ,
after vanishing overboard \\'ednesday on
n twilight yacht cruise off Newport
Beach.
His 45-foot cabin cruiser apparently
churned on through the ca1alina Channel
for at least one hour before his
TAX ABOLISHED ,
SA YS N. KOREA
TOKYO"'rC-Pfi -··r ,.·onn K-orea-today
cla imed to be the first COWllry in the
"'orld to abolish direct ta1r.atioo or its
people.
The official KCNA nev..·s agency Aaid in
a broodeast monitored here lhat abolition
of the last existing taxes was announctd
by Vice Premier U Gun·mo al a meeting
of the Supreme Peoples Assembly.
He did not disclose how Norl.h Korea's
government woukl be financed.
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disappearance was discovered .
A U.S. Coast Guard search hv the
cutter Point Di vide out of Ne"'port Beach
lasted from 11"5 a,m. until 5 a.m., "'h"n
search and rescue operations were
suspended with daybreak.
No trace had been found of \\·01v1n , 4;J,
who Jived with his wife, SUZ<'t!C, at 1100
Pembroke Lane in Ne"·port Beach's
Westcliff distric!.
lie v..·as v.i th t"'O women below decks
after departing his mooring at the S1uf1
Shirt Restaurant, 2241 W. Co ast
Highway. abwt 5 p.m. for an e\'ening
cruise . police said. ·
The_'A'omen ma.Qaged 10 bring_ the big
cruiser "Second Love," back 10 Newport
Beach themselve! aft er discovering that
\Volvin was no longer aboan:L
lnvesligatol"! today declindl to identify
the women . both or whom 'A'erc
scheduJed to undergo polygr3ph lests this
morn.inc to rorroborate thrlr !tories or
what happened.
"Right now, It fust kx>k.11 hkc hr
p~bl)' went-over the side," said
!Ste MISSING, Pake II
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Hi s 'S l1a1·e'
Equals Half ·
Of Boru·cl's
By \\'IU.IAi\1 SCllREIBt:n
Of lflt DlllY 'llOI H iii
Supervisor Rooald Caspers of \'rwpor1
Beach coUected more than haH 1hl·
fl..67.860 in to1al campai~n cont ribtu ions
made to Orange County's f I \ I'
supervisors during their dur rc·nt trrn1s of
office . ·
Disclosure statemcnt5 on file in thl·
Orange County Rcgistr<1r of Volt'rs offi('l'
in Santa Ana !how Caspers rollcctcd a
war chest of $138,000 belwttn his election
in 1970 and the disclosure deadl ine or
Dec. 31, 1973.
The list of major contribution <; -!h()S•·
o\'er SiXlO -doesn't include donat11•n-.
made al fund-raisers h(•]d :-.<l rar thi~
)'ear ror the three bot.lrd nll'ffilll·r~ 11p for
re-f':lcrt1on in June .
Casp<'rs an d Super\•tsor" fJa\·1d B:1kt"r
and Kalph Clark fa 1:1· 1·1111·r~ tlus y('.ir.
Both Caspers and Clark air• ach h,1\1'
had $100 j)('r ,person rl't't·pt1on~ 1n their
h1Jn11r 1his year
Bakrr \rhosc Sf'l'nnd D 1 !> t r i <' L
rcpre .. cn1s ntost of \1es1ern Oran~l.'
C-Ounly. d<'poSJ!ed ju~! UIHlt'r S20,00J Hl
his "ar t'hrst d uru1~ thi• irf-<'!ccuou
years.
An;1heirn's Clark reC"eivcd $25.i20 111
donations since his f'lrc11on 111 !970.
Aeoord1nff-l0 h1£ ~1.en1coL _j1ll of t/1a1
mone,\ has l>l'Ctt spent pay111i:; llff
<'an1ix1ign de bts and his llf)(:on11 ng
election "'ill require further donaii nn.s.
Sup!•r\ ISfJrs Ralph n1~r11:h (If
Fullrrton and Robert Batt in of Santa i\n,1
have 11 n<1ther l"'O year" 1>4CforP rt'('lrcll(•ll
1See CA.\ll'Af(;.\, l'agt 21
Orange Coast
Weather
Tht• "rat hcrlacly 1:;1lls ror f:-iir
skic·s F'rida)'to except sorn(' Jo v,.
cloudiness m the morning hou r~.
locrc.:isl ng high <'loud1n~·$<: Friday
A htlle "armer da~s. lh ghs 1n tht>
mid and uppt•r 60s. Lo\1s in !he
l11gh 40s.
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1\ Lus Vc11os cn.'11110 nuniagc r,
irlio 11:as expectt'<L ta tes11fy
a~1r1111st rhc .\luf1a . 11as bce 1~
:orlnm alf>ll(l w11h ~us 14'i/t ;,i
!l'hai u·o, eoUcrl o 11r1J(t>ssiona/
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2 -~AH. "Y PIL.01 s Tt111rid.1y, M11n;h 21 , 1974
Jaw-or,ski-Suhpoena_s
Presidential Papers
\l.',\$11\NGTON fAP l -The .special
Watergate prosecutor's office ha .s
$.ibpot'nacd additional documents from
!he \\.'hitc l!CIUS(>, it Y.•as dist·lost-d today.
directed to President Nixon was served
on the White House l''rlday. Deadline for
con1ptiant-e is ft.1onday.
TI1e spokesman declined lo say what
the subpoena dernandcd. A spokt'~n1an for Spct'1al prosecuto r
Leon J a ~·orski said 1he 'ubpocna At the Ylhite llouse, Deputy l'ress
For ihe Birds
Besieged Toivn. P_la1is _Noise Show.
GRACEl.fAl\1. !\Id, !:\P) -·A fireworks and no ise show to rival
many a rock 'n' rOu performance is scheduled tonight in this usually
quiet Catoctin Mountain community. · -
The show is a special performance for .10 million blackbirds,
grackles and1 starlings that began roo~ing i.n a pfne grove n~r
Graceham last fall. Federal, state and county officiahLhope the show
will unse{tle the birds so much that they will leave. ·
The birds blot out the sky when they return to the roost :eaCh
evening. They have frightened dairy herds, stripped riewly pJap.l~d
.::fielas and created a potential health hazard. ..... . •
· Repeat performances are scheduled for Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Officials plan to turn another expected au<I'ience -tourists and
the curious -away and close the area around the birds' roost be·
fore the noise begins. State police and townspeople have complainCd
.of ttafiic congestion caused by tourists. since publicity about the
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cAMPAIGN CONTRl)JUTIONS • • • --. ........ ,,. ··-~ t~ but both have started rel.dng $3.000" 1n donatfons -$1,000 each to
mc;mey . Diedrich, Caspers and Clark -and was
Battin's supporters. a group known as campaign manager for P h i I 11 p s .
Friends oC Robert Battin, raised $29.185 Diediic h's opponent in 1m. Sever.al
between his election Jn 1972 and the end years ago, he--was Phillips' Wp aide.. ~
of 1973. · Air California Pre.sident R 0 be r t 1--~ ill~.l...l!f.slill has_ncarly ~'~ Jefl_ Clifford paid aout a total or $2,850 to
in the till for future use. lie will De a tnree supervisors -caSpcrs, l)ledrJch
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candidate for lieutenant governor this and Clark.
ye&r and is free to spend that money in Caspers' li st of donors ls lengthy and
his race for higher office. inc~udes many 'notables in county
Diedrich has almost oo tnooey 1e!t in 'business circles.
his campaipt coffers, according to The Irvine Compa ny split its 1a:rgc
reix><U Oil ide. Caspe d r t ;He grossed $54,800 at a single f~ lfi . "1 ?naludlO!l arr:>~ op 1r"'bm~ny ~i'W .dinner that woond up costing l . 1 o 1aa e1 me mg ..,.,., .. con 1 ~tl.O!JS
ntarly ts,«KI. 1be oetof .$48,400 wU J"9d .~te company president \Y1lham
to repay'J>art of a largeJoan he maiJO 19 -wa~abd .• ·-~ Ray
his own campaign In 1972. · • -. • Caspers·· · list of major off. vear The development firm of Canton
contributors is the most extensive of the South, Inf\ f~'(~~spers ... t..S-5 • G.l-/1 ·
five county board members. Donation'I• er l!lwu each came. fiiOin
Since U.:_law requires only disclosure Ponderosa Homes. Inc. and Occidental
of major donon. it is doubtful many ol Land and Development Company ,
the estimated 500 peopje who atleflded bullden. (/I .Lake Forest.
his ~ecent Newporter Inn fµnd-ra1~r1 wtµ Cooltibutionll qf . fl ,(IOO were rnad.e ~Y
be l11ted. -w 1:;~ • • ·~ ·; ITN'i 'IJ<>Ulns Radio: A=: Raub, Jl<m
Many of time )ftsent at iJie ttoo'.-per· and h;t, an archltectural finn ; Rl.ilker
person cocktail party were top county Development Company; Mc Ke o n
officials, who are prohibited under Rtat'e O::mtructlon: Orange County Medical
election codes from aUending a fund-'. Slf,:$ply:; wtuch contracts with the County
raiser unless given free tickets. Medical Center; Big Canyon developer
But the crowd dld include a iarge Btn Deane and ' Sheriff's U. Bradley
mmber of innuentlal ;.usinessmen1 Ge.tes, '!bo....is running for Sheriff this
lobbyists, representatives of cittzeM"· June; ---'
groups and others who deal with the Caspers also got a $1,800 donation from
county bureaucracy on a regular basis. Fullerton min.1.ster Wmia m Grady $1 500
Of the major donors listed on the five from Ridlard Jordan and $1 2&o ' in
supervisors' disclosure documents, fully earnings on kis campaign ~vlngs
85 percent arc the same group of account.
l<!bbyists, deV1!1?pers and companies that Notable among. caspers' list of donors
either do buStneM ~ly wnh 1n& wa:s--orangeO>anty Democratic boss
cot.mty or depend on \ti staff for pennlts Richard O'NeW, Who ga ve $500. Cas
and other actions. is a Republk:aD -pen The biggest single contributor to super-, . ' .
v1sorial campaign coffers w:is the Irvine Caspen biggest fund rai.ser d~ the
of Dec. 31. Top company officials were off-yean was -a $1 .000-a-plate dinner at
also in attendance at Caspers' Newporter the Qlez Cary restaurant in Orange,
lnn gathering which reportedly netted $27.400 after
The compa~y gave $4,500 to Caspers, payment of the $2,550 dinner tab for 30
$1,<XK> to Baker, $2 ,100 to-clark, $1.<XXI to guests.
Diedrich and nol'iting to Battin. Out or hi.! war chest, Caspers has paid
Donations were also mad e by the back a $45.600 loan he made to hi.5 own
company to the losing efforts of former 1970 campaign,. dol~ out $1_8,785 to
supervisor William Phillips. defeated by A~old Forde, his chief fund :~1ser,. and
Diedrich and William Wenke, beaten by paid $3,392 to Tom Fuentes, his current
Battin. ' chief administrative assist.ant, for
othen appearing consislently on the campaign services.
donation lists are V'T'N of Orange CoUnty That leaves a total of $59,730 in his ¥:ar
Inc.. the fo.1ission Viejo Company, chest. not counting funds collected at the
Occidental Land De velopment Company, Ne\l.'PQl'ter party.
l---,C.~IJ.ins ~adio, Avco Inc.. _1'-1cKeon Caspers ha:i vowed to limlt his primary
Sfrucl1on Company and attorney H. elecTion spending to about $95,000 -50
Rodger Hoy,·ell . cents per rt'gisterftl voter in his Fifth
U>bbyist Frank :O.lichclena handed out District.
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Baker. y.·hose district includes the
Orange Coast cl}ies of Huntington Beach.
fountain \'alley and Seal Beach. had .
S\9.950 in hi s campa ign coffers as of the
rnd of rne year.
li e has never spent a grca l dral of
money 1n his three previouit sucressful
campaigns bu t this 1in1r. he faces ty,·o
challf'"ngers.
Ba ker cl aims he never seeks don.1tlons
from big-money lntcre!ltS. but his list of
rnajor donor:i includes 16 "vo1un1 l'ers"
\~·ho gnve $1,000 each during his current
term of office. Most of the 16 are big
companies or represent b u s i n e s s
interests 8Jld developers.
From Pagel
MISSING ...
Detect1\·e Sgt. Ken Thompson .
He. said the women told of making an
appoin1ment ~:ith Woh•Jn, "'ho worked as
t:in engineerlng consultant. and mtttlng
him ai. the \'OSSCI lat.e WedneJday
aflemoon.
The)' left the harbor and were below
dtt.ks with the cruiser on automatic p\101,
when. thry said, the victim left the cabln
and failed to rt tum within an hour.
"'t1ley went topside and he was gone,"
Sgt. TI>om-.. id.
Poliet Patrol Sgt. Tom She11m aakl
today that lnves1igato~ theorize Wo1virf
vanished anywhere from six to 10 mile!
offahort, bu.t lhls wu difficult to
e$labllsh due to tbe time lapse Involved.
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for the likely response declared, "I don't
have any guidance to give you on that."
Asked what ilems were sought by
Jaworski . \\'arrcn sa id, "f do not have
any specifics on the subpoena ."
Responding to another q u est ion ,
Warren said no consideration was be~
given to firing JaY.'Orski because of his
move lo subpoena White ll o use
n1aterials.
Told that press seerelary Ronald L.
Ziegler flatly denied \l.'ednesday that any
subpoena had been .received , Warren said
he could not explain that and felt any
TEAPOT DOME 'SURPASSES'
WATERGATE -Story, Page 18
DISTRICT ANGLERS COMPARE
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attl'mpt to do so in Ziegler's absence
would be unfair. Ziegler was at his While
ilousc desk but did not conduct the day's
nCY.'S briefin g.
\Varren also was questioned about
repealed statcnicnts by Nixon, the most
recenl in a broadcast question-and·
answer !lt!sion Tuesday night in Hi>uston .
that Jaworski had all the n1at.eria\s he
required.
Warren said Nixon y.·as aware of the
subpoena at the time but bad made it
clear he referred to a Jaworski
statement that he had materiats needed
to seek federal grand jury indictmcms.
fl.feanwhile. Jaworski told QeWsmen
that there cou1d be more auch subpoenas
"relating to areas we are investigating."
He said that the subpoena issued to the
White House March 15 "obvl'l~ ~Iv realtes
to one or the areas we are Investigating."
Asked whether that includes investiga-
tions previously acknowlech1:ed by the
special prosecutor, Ja"•orski ans\\·ered
•·yes.··
But hC declined to say which one or the
three grand_ jurJ.es_Ln...v...t: s t i_g a t in g
Wal£'rgate and related matters requested
the subpoena, saying that he y.•as
prohibited by a court order from
d!SCU3Sing it.
By saying which grand jury Is
involved, Jaworski would have disclosed
the subject matter of the subpoena since
it is known that each grand jury's gi.in-
era1 area of investigation is.
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INFLATION. • •
services-that $100 bought in 19'7.
W}lile consumer prices continued !heir
t~rp rise, real .spendable earnings of
1r0rkers dropped another six-tenths of l
percent in February and were down 4.5
percent from a year ago. This was the
'arg¢. decline over a year since the
government began keeping that statistic
In t964.
The February price report showed
inflati~ holding a finn grip across the ~y. Food prices roee .2.5 percent :
nonfood commodities. one percent. and
services seven-tenths of one percent.
The Nixon administration bas said it
expects inflation to continue Its sharp
pace throughout the first half of the year
before begiMln,g to ease during the final
six montf'ls. Director John T. Dunlop-of-
the Cost of Living Council said
Wedne&d.iiy that February's surge in food
prices would be followed. by more
moderate increases in March, April and
May.·
"Our 09rn estimate is that it ~·ill be the
last mooth with a really poor record,"
Dunlop said.
Soaring gasoline and motor oil prices
played a large part in the over-all
increa.se in consumer prices last month,
rising 5.3 percent to a level 30.9 percent
above last February. Fuel oil and coal
jumped 3.8 perctnl. the smallest increase
In five months to a level 58.8 percent
higher than a year ago.
Average prices for gasoline alone
Increased 5.5 percent. The average price
for regular jumped to 49.14 ·cents per
gallon aod for premium to 5f.7 cents per
gallon.
Prices ol regular gasoline have now
ris£'n 22 percent and premium gasoline
19.8 percent since the Labor Dt>part.menl
began publishing average prices four
months ago after the start of the Arab oil
embargo.
Union Plea Rej ected
KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) -School
superintendent Robert Medcalf today
rejected a plea by a union leader to shut
down classes ,. for the cily 's 63.000
students becRuse of the four-day teachers
strike. Medcalf ordered classes held
despite scattered incidents of vandalism
and a growing nwn ber ot stay.at-home
studcn1s.
S 1vallo1vs Fail
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SUSP ECT •••
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ready aectss to the accused,·· aald
Detecth•e Chief Supt. Roy Ransom ln
t.'6 ur1. '"This is a moaner of Jt.ate security
on y.·hich 1 cannot enlarge."
Boll, tall, lf:an aod neatly .. bearded, was
handcuffed to two dtltdlves durlnf hia
brief appearance In the dock.
A-Jore than 30 poliee sumiunded tbt
court building. during the hearing and
newsmen were searched and checked for
credentials.
Ball wu speclflcaU)' charged with the
atcempted murder of Anne's bodyguard ,
inspector Jamet Beaton.
BaU mada no st.atemerit in court
beyOO!I asking !or legal aid -the
assistance or a court~appoiDted defense
allomtV.
A raSt-moving convoy of police V('hicl~
carrying 'anned guards brought Ball lo
Bow Street trom suburban Brixton Jail.
All traffic v•as stopped to give it a clear
rwl to the cit}'.
A type!A•ritten ransom note reported to
demand $4.8 1nillion rrom the queen was
Cound in the white Ford sedM which cut
off the royal car as It returned Anne and
her husband to the palace from a
downtown charity movie.
A man leaped out firing a flurry of
shots at Anne's limousine.
ROYAL COUPLE ALL SMILES SHORTLY BE FORE SHOOTING
Return to Bucki ngham Palace Marred by Gunfire
The chauffeur and the p o 11 c e
bodyguard were seriously 111ounded. A
policeman who raced to their assistance
11'as also hit . So. loo , v1as a journalist
11·ho got out of a taxi ""'h('n the shooting
started.
u•t Nrw1m1p
Anne and her husband crouched on the
floor at the back of the car y,•h1le the
gunman wrenclred at the car doors trying
to get in .
The gunman finally was brought down
by a detective with a football tackle as
he ran off through nearby St. James'a
Park.
Police infonnanl.5 reported 11 shots
Y.'ere fired by the assailant and ballistic
experts were studying two revolvers, a
.JS.Caliber and a .22, found in the white
Fore!.
A bullet hole in the rear window of
Anne ·s limousine showed how close she
and her husband had been to death.
The ransom note .... ·as understood to
contain Jong rambling and-unrcfated
passages and apparently was 1vritten by
someone 11•ith a grudge against the royal
fa mily. police inforinants reported.
Found y.·ith the note were three pairs
or handcuffs, a dri ver's license and
envelopes addressed to t\\·o companies .
MAP INDICATES SPOT ALONG MALL WHERE SHOTS FIRED
Princess Anne, Husband Escape, But Four Bodyguards Hit
Anne ancl her husband returned to their
hom e on the grou nds of Sandhurst
:'>li litary Academy. \\'here Phillips is an
instructor, late Wednesday night. The
academy was sealed off and arc lights
y.·ere switched on around their home.
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County Bicycle · Plan Approved
Oranae Couttty supervisors h u v c
endoned a ma1ter plan uf bicycle trails
for the county that y,•ill n1can an Initial
outlay next Year or at least $400.000 In
reveooe sharing funds.
"Bui approval of the plan \Vedncsday
came onl y after the board ordered
plaMfne officials to look into possible use
of utility easements for construction of
tMlll roui...
County planner Tim ·Neely gave. the
board an outllne ol the 5.'J{}-mile rtelYl'Ork
of trails and some ol the coslli involved.
Jfe said the syste1n 'he envisions to
accommodate the county's 5 O O • 0 0 0
bicycles \\'outd COfi\ $2 . .f milllGtl -O\'ef' the
next 10 to 12 }"l'ars JuSl lo construct, not
('ounti.ng case.men! arquis1t1on a n""il
landscaping .
By tbc end of lhc ('urrcnt fiscal year,
the counly v.i ll hri\'c invested more than
S.'.100.000 in bicycle trail construction nl\d
ncquishion. including a 14-milc route
dov.·n thl-Santa Ana Hn'er.
Bue Neely said the cost is ~·orth it
\\hen it 1s compared to the expense of
frecy,·ay coostructkln.
For th<' SIO 1nillion in costs 10 build one
mile of frecy,·ay, t'ne county could build
;in eight-foot-" idc bicycle trail lro1n
Badham Funeral
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Yes, It's u Purl;:
A string of seawall pilings winds a serpentine trail along Laguna
Beach·s hlain Beach Park. 1'he park, envisioned as Laguna's "window
to the sea" will be com pleted by June . The multi-million dollar proj·
ect elin1inated three gas stations and a \Vall of old buildings between
Coast 1-li gh,vay and the Ocean.
Higl1 Cot11·t Reconside1·s
Ba11 of Laguna · Lawyer
California Supreme Court official'> hav('
confirmed that the court is reconsidering
the three-year suspension r e c e n t I y
impolM on Laguna Beach att.omey
ll<rl>ert M. Porter. I
"We cannot reveal 1he riason for ttle
sulJ)aWlon," Supreme Couft clerk Keith
Hi wkes comffiented in -San Francisco.
"But we can confinn lhal Mr. Porter has
asked for reconsideration of the matter
and a new ruling may be imminent."
Hawkes said the court and lhe State
Bar of California v.'ill comment more
fully on the case v.ilen lhe court decision
is released.
He said Porter had been advised of his
su.speosion v.ilcn he appeared before
Presiding Judge Robert A. Banyard
t-.1onday for the opening of an Orange
County Supcrlor Court !rial in wh ich he
is defending a young Santa Ana couple
booked on drug charges.
Judge Banyard sent Porter, 290 S.
Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. 10
Superior Court Judge James Turner
alter advising the lawyer: "Yoo have no
standing in this court.''
Judge Turner delayed the trial until
Apnl 5.
Porter made a Jong statement from his
office in which be expressed "absolute
Deceased Mom
Left u1 Chair
CINCINNATI. Ohio i AP I -A man and
his sister are being held in a state mcn1al
hospital after autho1~lies discove red they
left the body of their aged mother sitting
in. a rocking chair for three months af~r
she died.
The Hamilton County Coroner's orfice
was trying to dete1J11ine the cause of
death of ~trs . Fra!lnie Sway, 86, in her
Bond Hill section apartment. Poliee said
they belie\•e she died of natural causes.
The body \\'3S discovered by a nephew
TllC9day night. He called police.
Ho-h11~1i Affair
confidence·· that the Supreme Court y,•ill
lift its ban and permit him 10 resume
practice in Orange County.
The vaeran lawyer would only
comment that the Supreme Court aC'tion
involved "SC\'en .. or eight -civil cases
deting from 1967"' and that "it was
iocredible that such action could be taken
on sudi trivial matter.>."
"I have a reputation around here for
defending the little man and on a
previous occasion when I u·as the victim or a similar attack hundreds of letters
\1-tre written in my defen se ," Porter
noted~
He-quo!ed one leUcr as stating: "To do
this 10 ~tr. Porter is like making :.i
second attack on Ol.rist."
Porter last year appeared before Santa
Ana 1'1unicipal Court Judge Robert
ltickleg in contempt action stcm1ning
from frequent delays of a trial being held
in that courtroom.
In July. 1972. he y,•as sent~nced to fi\"C
days in San Oil'go Co1mty Jail by
Superior Court Judge Robert Conyers on
a contempt conviction stemming fron1
accusalions of tardiness.
Aide Refuses
To Fight Fate
NE\V llARTFORD, !'\.Y. (AP \ -
Les De.an \\'Ouldn't give his usual
report at a meeting of Tou11 of Ne\ll.
Hartford officials because his
horoscope advised against it.
\Vhe11 Dean, an assistant to the
tov.n supervisor. ~·as asked to
present his report Wednesday
nig'nl. he replied. '"I've decided not
to give my usual report after y,'hat
my horoscope said today ."
The horoscope warned of t.he
dangers of making remarks at
public meetings, he said.
Measure Backed
S A CRA~I ENTO 1AP 1 f\
con troversial funeral measure by
Assemblyman Rob<-rt Badhan1 1 H .
~CYl'porl Beach l, has v.·on n lcg1slatirc
\'1ctory in the face of 1estirnony fron1
opponents !bat \t puts the fox in charge
of guarding the chickens.
The Senate Business and Professions
Committee approved the bill \\'('(jnesda~·
after an hour-long bearing after Badham
testifiOO his bill y,·as auned at helpu1i; lhe
t'OOSUmer.
. Radham's bill y,•ould place 10¥>·-cost
cremation firms under th<' licensing arm
of the State Board of funeral Directors
and Embalmers. y,·hich has five funt•rat
industry and three public n1cmbcr s.
Cou1ity Cuts
Siipplies of
Rciiv Milk
Orange County Health Officer Dr. John
Philp assured county ~ up e r v i s o r s
\Vedncsday his offi ce is 1naking evl·ry
~ffort to head off a threat of bacteria
pot&oomg in certain ra'.'' milk producu.
Referri ng to the sca re that hit Lns
Angeles County last ~·cc.k. Philp said all
supplies of non-pa!teurized milk fl'OO\ the
Al!a-Dcna Dairy ha\•e been cut off.
Los Angeles health official s last \vCCk
discovered that cows in the d;iirr '.s Chino
herd were infected u·ith a bat;tcri:i kno1\•n
as brucellosis.
further invcstigaiion of the finn"s
plant in the city of Industry rt'vcalcd that
rav; milk and ray,• milk products y,·l'rC
infected y,·ith salmonella bactcna. y,•hich
causes a severe gastric upset and dl'ath
1n some cases.
Philp said Orang<' Counl~ iakcs
delivery of about 12.000 quart~ of ra11·
milk products a day fron1 Alla-l>cna and
dislributes the supplies through <in ont!ct
in Tustin. ~lost of 1he ray, milk. \1·h1ch has been
adopt{'(( by some health food adherents,
goes to health food stores . dairy outlets
and is av;iil;ibll• for home delivery. Philp
said ii is not sold in a normal
su~rn1arke1 .
"There 1s a subsiantial number or
people who seek this raw milk out even
ihou~h it is considerably more expensive
than the pasteurized product."' Philp told
superv isors.
He said deliveries of non-pasteurized
milk to Orange County has been
completely halted and his sralf is
checking the retail outle1 s to make sure
none of the old n1ilk is still on the
market.
Philp told the board a mandatory
pasteurization order by Los Angeles
health officials to Alta-Dena will be 1n
effect fo r at least another week to
detennine the extent of the infection .
Philp said there was ooe fatal case of
salmonella poisoning in Orange County
earlier this year and invt>Stigations are
under way to determine how that disease
was contracted.
Tclophasc Soc1c1y, a low -cost San
nicgo-baM.'<l crcn1ation finn. was the
n1ain opponent to the bill.
Its spo kcs1ne-n argued the board would
be hostile 10 Telophase because the firm
c,ffcr.; loYl·~ost crcmntions and threatens
to eal into funeral industry profits.
Charles !I. Denning. spokesman for
another. Joy,·-cost funeral firm named
~l'ptune Society of California. said the
rneasuN? plaC'l'd th<' lox in the role of
guarding the chickens.
"I am afraid th<.-re Yl'on't be any of us
C'htckcns left.·· Dc11n111g s.1id .
Th(' poy,·crful Califomia F u n er a !
Oircclors A!'SOClation backed the bill.
IJ:inie! Cra."'<l.on. lobbyist for the t;roup.
said the !hrC'c public meinbc.rs on th('
bo;ird ccrt;iinly ,..·ou!d speak up if the.
i n du s t r y men1bers tried to plague
Teloph:1se or other ]O\\·-rosl outfits.
Badhn1n so1d he had no "o:t_to J!.rind'"
for the funeral industry and sin1pl~·
11 anll'<i to n1ake sure funeral firms ml't
rh1~1r conlrnct anrl health obh,imt1ons b\"
r1·qu1rini; them 10 b<-lic(·n<;ed h~ th~
~\alt'.
Bu! Sf'n Anthonv Bcilenson ( D-Bc\·erl\
Ji ii!\ I. \'Ofl-d :lgl'liflst the b11! and told th~
1·on1m1\1Cf-he did so because it put a
funt·ral indust~·-<lominall'll board in
ronlrol of !011·-cost cre111a!1on f1nns that
cnuld 11·C'll drn·<' the funC'rnl mduslry out
ol hu<anrss in !hr('(' rearc;. -
A f)-3 \"Ole scnl thC bill to Ul<' Fi~ni:r
Con1m1ltC'<'. oi\c ' step awayi from tli e
St'll:lle floor and finnl pass a g c .
Le~1slati\·e observeri; expect the bi ll to
clear bo1h hurdles f'asi lv and b<-sent lo
c;o\". lt onald ne;igan"s dtsk.
The bill IS AB 18:.'8.
Draft Lottery Conducted
\\'ASHJNGTON 1UPIJ -The Sele<:tive
Service has conductOO lts sixth. draft
lottery but with the nation at peace and
volunteers filling out most of 1he military
quotas. the results held little cause for
the concern by American youth.
Sbould·the draft be r einstate d .
however, young men born on Feb. UI,
1955, \\'OUld be tlfe flrst to go in 197S.
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San1a.'j\na to Portland. 0rt1:on, ('()tlnty
planners hav<' estirnarr<t .
Neely said the P<'r·milc rost to U1C)·cf1~
trails is :ibout $.'.I0.000
Ne<!ly told supcrv1 ~ors tha1 C'OUlll\"
crev.•s h11ve rons1n1cu>d a totnl of on!y l3
miles of trail so f;1r but !hilt 20 ot th<'
county's 26 cities arc 111 !he p1'()('('SS of
building !heir O\ITI coordinated nl·twork"
Part of lhc-bo:ird"s npptO\'l'll of thf'
netv.-ork included a l'Ontinuin~ pact v.uh
county ci11es providing le>r ,~ c1 u a I
matching funds frotn roun1r re1·1•1uu.'
shanng coffers on nny rnun1c1pal bik<'
trail project.
Supervisors also directed other coun1~
Delio, 1\1 orld
d<'par11nen1 s lo contrihute 10 the trail
proj1·ct!l
Anmng ut'oeT' lhtnj!S. !ht board
-Ordcrl'd \/l<' flood <'Orl!rol district tu
1rork "1th trail planners 1n installull>
trails along flood control C(1:-.e1ncnts.
-OrdC're<I the county ro;.1d dt·partrnt'nt
10 continu1• d~·Vt'lop1ni;: triuls 1 11
unu\rorporah-d rounty tcrntor)
-Asked thC' Or.1ni::1· ("oun1~' Trans11
D1~tnC"t to ~tud\' \1"a\''\ hi' "luC'h
li1t"\<"l1sts :ond bu~c~ <':In 111!t'rfal·(•
_:,\skl'<I t•nun1~ pl.tnnl•rs ''' conl111ur
pr~·parallou of .1 n1a.~1t·r plun nl't"orl.
111ay for r\'e n1ual d1~1nbu1ion to 1111'
pubhc.
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;1 tiny flanun go cluck rcla.'<CS be tu·een the protective long legs of it ..
parent. 1·11c ncwromer was born at the government aquarium in
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A wonderful, adaptable wall unit consisting
of 3-80" Pilasters. 2-74" shelves and•2-42" shelves
spe<iotly priced ot s299 installed The routine nature o( the dra11o'\ng l''a!
clear from the first Wednesday when ~ty Director John D. Dewhurst said
Uiere wa.t no present interest on the part
of either President Nixon or the Congress
to "5'.>ek mtoraUoo of the induction
authority'" that expired July I.
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Gone was \he emotion th.1t highlighted
the first teltvlsed lottery at.aged In 1969
11.·hen hunclreds of young pc<>ple gaspc.>d
and jeered y,i'len ihclr blrthdates and
priority numbt!.n were read fron1
c:ip!lules drnwn !tom plastlc drums.
Fewer than two doz~n persons -all of
them over drnrt age -stayed through
the two-bour and 15'-mlnute drawing this
time_
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H.J.GAl\l\ETT fURNl1URE
PROFESSIONAL
INTERIOR DESIGNERS
Open Mon.
Thun. & Fri. Eves.
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COST A MESA, CALIF .. Jruo A
:t__?AILV PILOT Thursda~. March 21, lll7~
.,:::,.g~ ·Manager of Las . Vegas Casip.o,
'\~ ,Wife l(illed in Moh 'Rubout'
Tom
Dl'phine
Police1na11's
Lot Not Happ y
POLI CE BEATS OEPT. -You mDy
ha\"c caught the ne~s ilem wherein one
Walter Pudinski, chief ot our entire
Califomi.'.i Highway Patrol. Is now ln
ravor of upping the speed limit. This
comes as a mild suprise.
Right now, of course, Commissioner
POOinski and his Cl·IP officers are
enforcing a 55 mile per hour speed limit. imi:me<f because of the alleged gasoline
crisis.
And now that t.be al!eged crisis is
al legedly over, Pudinski figures his guys
oughl lo be lel oil the 55 MPH hook.
His logic is that the CHP, in ticketing
over-55ers. is actually enforcing an
energy law, not a traffic law. And he
sees traffic law as the CliP's primary
respomibility.
WEIL, THE CIW leader already has
drawn a lot of aiticism from several
quarters <OOay becauSe of bis slalemml
Some fulks point lo the decrease in
lraffi<: <raShes and say lhat's proof
eMUgb lhat we ought lo relain the 55 ·
limit.
Pudinski, oo the other hand, argues
that it's been the decreased traffic now
ti.hat has krwered the accidoot rate more
than the ~mlle-per-Mur limit. Motorists
are already hedging back up around 60 or
SO, he says, because they ngure the
alleged fuel crisis is over.
The-CHP-dllef-iJ afrakt-il hla-men are
forced to conUnue $5 enforcement they
will begin to lose cndlbillty with the
public and morale will get shot oown Jho
tube.
Well, you have to admi t wlt'h a scan of
the news these days. morale does
beo:me a large factor among law
enforcement agencies.
POLICE MORALE in Anaheim c:sme
apart in 1'eO!lrt times when the lawmen
had troubte squeezing a pey raise out of
the city. First they were going to arrest
everybody in protest . figuring thal
might backfire, they then decided not. to
arrest anybody. And finally, the thing got
seltled somch:rw.
Laguna ~ oow figures lo be having
some morale probltms among Its ~ in
Blue. The Art COiony police association
calll'd a public press conference to air
grievances.
Among the complaints are too few
officers, sprrod too thinly. thll'J causing
overtime. ovtN'Ork and geoeral danger.
lt also :wa~ hlnled broadly that lack of
municipal support caused ex-Laguro ·
chief Joseph J. Kelly to split and become
Tustin poli<;e chief.
WEIL, 11.ISTIN CHJEF Kelly may
have his own problems too. Like !hal
freight train lilll'd with more ~nan 100
aliens v.·ho got unloaded in Tu.stin the
other nigh[ And despite a cop dragnet
most got away.
Ooc alien who got caught mistook a
Tustin police car for a cab arxi piled
right in.
All this cuused Kelly to v.•am the cab
companies to stop picking up aliem from
the train stop which has become koo~'Tl
as "11le Alien Express."
And this caused at least one cabbic to
complain as to how he was going to find
out if a customer v.·as a v.·etback or a
U.S. citizen'! .Just proves they even have
p1:oblems in Tustin.
ANO SPEAK1\'1G OF police problem-;.
our condolences lo Newport Beach Politt
Sgt. K~nelh Thompson, v.·ho had poor
luck with his check for ov.irpaylll(.'rll of
state income laxes.
Sgt. Kenny got Uic. ch«k back from the
state in fine erdcr bul he never got to
casln it. His dog ate it.
And to add insult to injury, the animal
\s -()'Ou ready !or thls?I -a police
dog.
Wind-whipped Holoeaust
?r1onroe Station, Fla. fire officials hoped today that
winds would stay gentle to ,help them control an
arson-set fire that has burned 32,000 acres of the
big Cypress swamp, 50 miles west of Miam1 . The fire
broke out on r.1arch 8 and was rekindled Saturday
by arsonists.
•
Artillery, Tanks Battle
At Heights 011 10th Day
From Wire Services
Syria said its artillery and tanks dueled
Israeli forces on the Golan Heights for
the lCNh-straight-day today. and that 1!le.
Israelis were firing on civilian targets.
There was no immediate comment from
. Tel Avtv.
A military communique broadcnsl by
Damascus radio accused ttle Israelis of
trying to bolster their forward positions
in the central sector of the front. But it
said Syrian artillery and tanks
intercepted the Israelis and foi led their
operation.
No casualties \\'ere reported.
IN CAIRO, an Egyptian spokesman iaid
it will be at least another IO da~ before
ports at either end of the Suez Canal are
ready to receive ships.
The Cairo press rcponcd tnc ports
\.\'ere opened on a limited scale
Wednesday.
Sources said a British Royal Na\-')'
survey ol the logistical problems of
sv.·eeping the canal or unexploded mines
and ordnance is finished.
TALKS ON JOINT United States-
British efforts to e\enr the canal of
explosives are expected to begin in
LonOOn in a few days. Washingtoo
announced Tuesday it would spend tens
of millions or dollars in clearing the
canal or explosives.
An Egyptian official said ports at
either end of the canal would be open on
a limited scale as of April I, permiUing
access to ships of about 40,00) tons.
Syria has asked-RusSia !Or-more
military assistance and all«it political
backing, sources said today.
The n.ussians. ho~·evcr, have deferred
a fina l decision unti l after the Kremlin
talks v.ith U.S. Secretary of State Jlenry
A. Kissinger in ~toscow next '~eek, the
sources said.
Long-haired 5-year-old
Can Go Back to School
HOUSTON (UPI) -Thanks to a
federal judge who said his OOyhoocl hair
\vas over his cars, f>.year-<>ld Billy
Epperson can return to lhe kindergarten
cla~ he was expelled from a n1onth ago
for wearing his hair tong to hide a birth
defect.
'·To keep lhis child oot of classes v.wlCl
cause irreparable damage to the child ,"
Judge V.'oodrow Soals said Wl'd.nt'sday in
granting a temporary injunctlon against
tilt suburban Pasadena Sd'llOl District.
Billy, the adoptNI son 0£ ~Ir. :ind ~1rs.
William F. Epperson. 1vas suspended
became school officials said his long hair
violated the district's grooming codf'.
But Jud ge Seals left. the bench
\Vcdnesday and \o\.'cnt to Billy's courtroom
chair and examined the boy's hair. lie
then returned to the bench and said \\•hen
-he was young,l hel\airStyle v.·as -called a
'·Buster Brown" cut.
"When I was about S or 6 I had one,''
the judge said. "And rt came down
completely over my ears."
Pair Charged
In Inventor
Death Plot
From Wire Strvlcn
ST. LOUIS -A 74-year-oHl Florissant.
?.io., man and his 39-year-Offf sm have
been arrested on charge!!: ol conspiracy
and fraud in the shooting death of a
qeavily insured inventor.
Charged in indictments r e t u r n e d
Wednesday were James H. Calvert and
his son, Ronald F. Calvert, ""1to were
( -IN SHORT ... )
partners d. inventor vk:tol-G. Null. 34.
The body of Null, who had been-
working oo. a pollutkln-free rotary engine,
was found in his office in East St. Jouis,
Ill., Nov. 9, 1972.
e 011n••I• Tur1rs South
PASCAGO ULA, Miss. -Aristotle
Onassis, v.'hose plans to build an oil
relinery wete rebuffed by the residents
of ..Durham. N.H., is looking al
P.1isslssippi as a possible site.
Nicholas Papanicolaou. vice president of
Onassis' Olympic Refineries_. Inc., said
the firm has had "a number of proposals
from r.1fssissippi" for lhe proposed $600
million project.
e Pa11 Boosl• Voted
WASHJNGTON -The nation's workers
may see the min ln1um wage go up to $2
an hour by Ma y. but a congressional
opponent charges the action could
backfire on them by boost I n g
uncmploymt.'f'lt.
The House \\Tedaesday voted 375 to Z1
lo raise the minimum wage for most
wor.kers to S2 this )'earJ o.uJd go JO
$2.10 in 1975 am to s2.J> in 1976.
"The labor force will pay (for tbe
action) through more unempk>yment and
more taxes,'' said Rep. Robert D. Price
(R-Tex.)
e Sentenced 100 l'ear1
Squall Line Kills Four \VlCH ITA fALL.5. Tex. -Charles .
Dennis Easley, 21. V.'35 found guilty of
murdering 11-year-<>l<I Frances Laurese
Ste\·ens and v.·~s sentenced \Vednesday
to 100 years in prison.
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It "'3!> Easley's second trial for the
death of the Stevens girl He was
previously convloted and senk'need to 300
year! but Uic conviction was reversed by
the Telttls Court d. Crimtnnl Appeals.
e Chhon Rebull• R11••
~fOSCOW -For fh-e days, the SOviet
Union tried quiet diplomacy to obtain the
return of a bellcopter v.itich it said
strayed across the Qiine9e ~ in bad
weather.
On Wedneoday, the '!'ass news agM<y
salcf the atlempts hild lalkd. It dill noc
say what the Sovlct Union inlends IO do
next,
POLI CE CLEANUP
MERIDA, Mexico CAPl -The oew
po!IO< chief tool< olfl<e and mode bis first
priority a deonup campaign -ol bis
cwn men.·
Capt. Jorge ~far1inez lAlgo ordered his
olflctrs lo get their hair cut •od shave
df their skteburns. lie also to1d ttiem to
bathe more ofltn.
Link Seen
To Mafia .
Chieftain •
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (llPI) - A shotgun
blast in a dark hallway has killed an ' , ex:pttt: slot mactune cheater who was
expect<d lo lellily against a Mafia
chieftain and other gambling figures. His
wife died with hhn.
"It was definitely a rubout job" by a
professional, hired gunman, a police
investigator said.
Law enforcement sources said it was
common knowledge in the I o ca 1
Wlderworld that tliere was a gangland
"contract" out on Jdhn Dubcek, -31,
mana~ ri Uie Westward-Ho casino.
DUBCEK AND IDS wife. Frances, 'IT,
who worked in the mack bar at the
Westward-Ho, ~·ere gunoed d o w n
Wednesday as they entered a dark
hallway re<urnlng lo their apartmml
after v.uk.
Mrs. Dubcclc: had a pcnnit to carry a
pistol, poUce said. but she left the gun in
the apartment when W dro\.·e to the
casino to pick up her husband.
D.lbcek was walking behind his "'ife
\\'hen the killer fired from about 15 feet
behind them. 1be blast tore into his
upper right back.
His wife tumed and the gunman shot
her in the face.
"TIIOSE AFl'ER HTht \\-'ere not from
Chicago or New York, they were from the
L-Os Angeles area,'' a !IOIJl'(.'e connected to
lhe case said.
A police source said l)Jbcek 'had a
reputation as a skilled slot machine
cheater "bu t ihe hu been pretty stralght
for the last year."
Dubcek was scheduled to testify-in Los
Angeles next Tuesday in a federal court
trial d. seven man accused ol ~ a
rigged gambling operation that allegedly
took in up to $250,<XKI a month.
-~ of the defendants is Peter John
Mi lano. 47. of Nortbrldge, Calif., who lbe
FBI kientlfies as a ranking membtt ot
the P.fafia "family" headed by Nick
Licata.
IAlbcek reportedly testified lo l'ile
led<rnl grand jury that suboequ<ntly
incilctOO Milano and the others oo
charges of operating a rigged gambling
operation that moved from house to
house in the San Fernando Valley area.
THE RING ALLEGEDLY employed
prostitutes v.1lo ·"-'ere paid to bring ~
customers to the gambling operations,
\\'here lhcy could be neeced.
Others indicted v.-ere Beverly Hills
attorney P..tanin Calaway. John Joseph
Vaccaro. 3.1, of I.& Vegas, lAligi Gelfuso,
48, operator of a Fresno rubbish collec-
tion firm Harry Coloduros, Tony Endre-
ola and Santo Manfre, all of Los An-
geles.
The indictments roUOY.·ed an intensive
investigation by the FB I, Los Angeles
police and lhe Justice Department's
organized crime strike force.
In 1972, Dubcek was charged with
rurming, in partnership with Vaccaro. a
crooked gambling operation in Van Nuys.
The charges were later dropped.
Dubcek \o\.'aS also W1dcr subpoena to
appear before lhe Nevada Gaming
Control Boord ?1-farch 26 at a hearing into
the gambling work permit of Delbert
Donham. a blackjack dealel' and slot
machine expert. A spokesman for the
board said Dubcek v.·as Donham's
partner "in t'bc operation of crooked
gaming devices in an illega.1 operation in
the Los Angeles area."
OH Sides
Washington Re<lskin football
coach George Allen is having
trouble with neighbors in Fajr.
fax. Va. They've asked for in-
junction against Allen's two
100-pound \Veimaraner dogs
from running loose.
Douglas Balk
' Over Checkup
Of DCIO Told
NEW YORK (UP IJ -The makers of
the DCIO jumbo jet balked at a request
from federal offi cials six days before the
worst crash in aviation hislory to take a
fresh look at safely measures aimed at
preventing the kind of condi tion that
nlOSt experts believe caused the disaster,
thE> New Yor.k-Times reported toda}'.
The Times said the Federal Avia lion
Administration made the request in a
letter sent to McDonnell-Douglas Corp.
on Feb. 25.
P.farch 3. a Turkish airlines OCIO
crashed shortly after takeoff from Paris,
killing all 346 aboard . Cargo door failure
causing a kind d. explosive
decompression has bct>n cited by many
experts as the possible cause oC the
crash.
THE SENATE SUBCO~IMITI EE on
aviation announced it would hold
hearings next Tuesday on V.'hcthe:r the
fAA and ~1cDoonell-Oooglas dealt ade-
quately with salety measures for OC!Os
fol:lowing the near-crash of ooe of the
planes \\ile:n the rear cargo door ble•.v
off while in a climb over Windm>r, On-
tario, in June, tm. The Hoose Tnvesliga·
tions subcommittee wilt conduct similar
hearings \Vednesday.
The Times said tbe FAA suggested
safety dtanges to the f>lane.maker. and
that the Turkish Airlines jet which
crashed early lhis monlh had at least
some im~vements.
Btrr, THE NEWSPAPER said. federal
officials suggested six day& before the
crash that McDonnell-Douglas make
another analysis of possible safety
changes.
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Streakers Stir Up Nortli Korea ·~ ..
•J From Wire Str\.it't"I ~ialist North Korea took official not.ice of streaking today and concluded
the Un1led Stat~ must be cracking up.
"This ~laringly s~ws that the Yahkees are beasts in human skins," said
~g .. shimoon, 0U1c1al ~wapaper of the North Korean Labor (Sqcialist) t
Part). American society 1-' a society of brutes facing an imminent doom.
lt Is rottc~ to the core," the newspaper said. (Relaled stol'y Page IS.)
Streaking by America~ !IOldler; in South Kotea "'as reported ~·ilh a cerlain ~
llgh~~ess by non-Communist ~s me_dl~. but here's how it came out in KCNA. I
The wretches of the U.S. 1mpenalist aggressor forceS statloned in (South
Korea) ran about the village naked on ttle night or l'.1arch 15. On the same day
t"''O other naked beasts rorrunitled similar barbarism defying human imagina'.
tlon. h>lding their UllderA'ear in their hands."
In South Korea, where about 40,000 American servicemen arc stationed
U.S. mWIMy authorltieS Wtdnelday asked their lrOO!>S 10 glvo up the pract1oe'
South K«ean Preskient Park Otung-Hee's govemmmt bas been thrntening
A~ l.rOop8 with jail 1Ct1ttnce& of up to ooe year if they are caught
sLrcakmg. .
El-on the stttaklng front:
• Two ttft!Ylslon otWIC•lliera sat dumbfounded Wednesday alght as a
male !ttuktr. ~·earing nolhina but a Nixon mask ahd teonls shoe! da4hec1
attoM the: let durinc a live broadcast. '
He canied I &iJn Noyina "Nixon bare it all."
• A prilontr awaltln( a hearing in Loul~ana strlJiped off his clothoa,
da•hed through tho crowded coortrnom and sprinled do'wn a street before 1
pursulng attorney t'lugbt hlm four blocks awav.
"lie ran out or breath before I dk!.'' said dty attorney Larry Lolley
• The lad aeemt1 finally lo hal't taken hold In Mexlm. Nude sfrol~ ;.."'
1n1de Wednetday by 1 Kirt in the northern city or Monterrey and by two mal•
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Three persons, Including a
fol'Tll« follower ol the a.ar1.,.
Manson family, ,..,. '-1 ln-
dlcted by a lede<al grand jury
in cmnection with a reported
aU<mpt lo kMlnap a foreign
consul general.
The grand jury Wednesday
indided Maria Theres a
Alonzo, %2; Garrett Brock
Trapoell. 36: and Robert
Bernard Hedberg Jr., 'J7, on
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Pudinski •
Pay Toilet Bru1
Gets Panel Olcay
Asks 55
Li111it Lift SACRAMENTO (Af't -
Assemblyll\:jn K c n n c I h
1'1eadl! tD . Ollklan<I ).
stayed in a Sacramento
hmpital a set'011d night LOS A.".;GEl.ES (UPI) -
SACRAMEN1'0 I AP I -
Legislation banning pay toilets
in California's public buildings
cleared a st.ate Senate
committee Wednesday despite
a lock maoo!acturer's cl.aim
that the public ~·ants lo· pay
for toilets.
after an altercation ·with a 'Mlt' head of the California
m...--chanlsms, said people want Bay Area Democrat. ~lighway Patrol says the !15
pay toilets. Th hos · I 1· I
f ...........i c pita con irnlC< mile per hour nnlional .,..., ..... ,,.1 ·•very ew l"-Vl"c appreciate Wed -'· II t •1 ad ~-v ne.,....y UI 1• c e. Jiffill is breedinr• <!ism........., for anything that's free," he said. ho 11 ed I st • r ·· ~1rs. Fong. an Oakland w S¥ er at ea one the law because nwtonsts
Ile 'd 1 face CU pllls " blo\v to the know ·11 ,., unn""""~'iry ao<l mosrat, sa1 her A.ssemb Y· he d · .... ...~ .. ....,.
II a , was !'laying t11c ....... , llltle good . :ind ~"'·'.' approved bi would help · ..t.t A k 'd ~ Ole;". spo esn1an sa1 h..1\e no r-"rvat<ons a t \\-"Omen because they arc the ..... -1........Ld "-ba k k ,,, '~ :tTJllW ~ t to wor br .. aklng It. ~ \\·ho hav~ to use pay d ..
THE RA P.f BL 1 NG, stalls in pubLic res'"""'"'L.5 ~Ion ay . llighcr s~ hn1its should """'' P.teade, 35. h.'ld 3 SC'ufne .... ed emoUonal hearing e ven more often than men. ut' rester ;is soon as Sertires Set invOlved 'WOlllen 's UberaUon. Tuesdav \\itil A~mbly· pra('ti(';iJ as the ga.<.0hr1f'1
The 7--4 vote in the Senate ··YOU'RE ALL men .·· she mlifl Louis Pap:in of Only short:lgc eases. Cornm1ss1011<'r I Afemorial services Will City He a J th a nd We I I ar c told the corrimittee. "'!:'ou · \\'ahrr Pu d I n s k i .s:udl be held Friday at All d · kno ~-l'k l"ed--' ""'" ) Ch Committee sent the bill by on t w \\11cd ifs 1 e.·· " ,,._.,,...ay. ..-..u•ts Episcopa urch Assemblywoman ~tarch Fong Dale \V. \V a germ an . The lower SPt't'd limit is not
in Beverly Hills for to the F inance Committee, representing the Co u n 1 y an important f.'.l.ctor in rcduct'd
actor t-:dward Platt. last stop before the Senate Su pervisors Associallon of Doi! Kills trafric death~. Pudinski said.I
who played the part of noor. California , said local gov· 1.....1 1',ewer peopl e are hurt or die!
'lhe Chief' on 'Get J. F. ~"aid, a distri('t sales t'mments \\·ou.Id 106<' mooey in auto cr:tsh5 because th<'re
Charges of conspiracy to kid-Sinart' TV· series. He manager for the Nik-0-Lok if pay toilets were prohibited. 5-ycar-old are fewer cars on the road.
nap a foreign diplomat for was 58. Co., makers of the lock prohibited. not because they are mov1n~
ransom. ---------That s1atement tooched off at slower speeds, he s.i id.
Assistant U.S. Atty. Robert an angry outburst from state Jn Ri\'Cr8I.clC '"I think the Emit shou ld go 1
E H h A • ..J _ w • Sen. r..1ervyn Dymally ({).Los back up to 65 as soon asl
Perry said arraignment before x ug es l~ ins Angelesf. "'ho said taxpayer practical bct•au!re that's \\'hat
a U.S. magistrate probabl y • "'°""' should oot be spent HJVERSIDE JUP I) -A >-we dcoigned our Ir°'"'""" through the. association to f " p d. k. !old would be held Monday . year-old boy, "tio was knocked or, u ins ·1 an 12 L S 't oppose a '"public interest bill.'' intervie"'er. I • Tuna Flap -year OR!! ui "\Vhat a disgract'! \\'hat a d~'Tl and dragged by his The slow speeds arc ROlng tu1 u disgrace!"' Dyma.lly s.1id. "I boxer dog. died of head be '"difficult for the publit' to
LOS ANGELES (AP) LOS ANGELES (APJ _ latest chapter in a 12-yea r-<1\d haven 't sren anything that bad injuries, the coroner's office t1ttept now that the crisis has 1 Despite some concerted ob-Noah Dietrich, once top aide suit which the lose~ said they in my II years up here." said \\'ednesday. eased. They're golng to violate
jections, the Van Camp TWla _ __. .would appeal ror a seoood .... ,11y 00 YOU w·ant ,0 Rorer\ Kyle Jr. "'as pl a)ing the law and y,·e·re going to
Cann .... _ · · to billionaire Howd.lu Hughes, " 1 · ,... d r hi ery 1l4l! v.oo pemuss100 time. The nrst time, in 1968, makl' money out of a he-alth a one in 1...: yar o s ha v c difficulty nir1int:iu1ing
on an 8-3 vote of the SI.ate has won $1.00,000 in a long-Llttoo lndusf.rie! Inc .. and· its · ., •. 0ym 11 ked "Th' suburban Sunnymead ho1ut tight control " :ind t hr
Coastline Commission to standing libel suit in which he chairman Olarles ' 'Tex' ' ~ehealth ~~. Ir° you·:~ last Sa turday \\·hrn the dog ll ig!M•ay Patrol 11'il1 lhus .. lose
relocate in San Diego from the once y,00 $6.2 million al-Thornton and ex-vice pre&i· got to go, you've got to go. broke IOOIC front the stak e it credibility." he said .
Loo Angeles harOOr area. though he originally sued "on dent George T . Scbari-0on·1 say you\·e f:"OI to raise y,·as chained to. rat...:d :o the •·\\·e·re going to catch the
The projected move from principle" for only 40 cents. fenbttger. bad successfully money through a health need . boy. jum~ on him and knock-brunt of the cnticism" for
San Pedro was ass a i I e d The a"·ard Wednesday after won appeal of a huge $6.2 That doesn't come out right." cd h.im down . deputy coroner eniorcing a law many people
Wednesday by cannery \\·orker a seven-week Lria1 was the milhon award. Dytria\ly said. Jim Heam said. do not want. he complained.
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groups who alleged bad odor$
from the plant would travel
lo their neighborhoods.
eDead Duek•
SAN JACIN1'0 (AP )
Nearly 2.500 ducks have died
of a mysterious malady, their
bodies found strewn around a
dry Jake near this Southern
Califomla desert community.
The ducks apparently all
died at one time but the cause
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of death has not been Get your yard and garden supplies now and cash in on the savings.
dlsc<wered . a spokesman for , .......... ~:::o:~~~~'J""~~~~.,~~~~~ ........ ~H~A~R~~W~A~R~E~S~T;o~~E;...--Uie state Department of Fish
and Game said Wednesday.
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FEEDER
W/Cartridges cholera had -. ruled out bY IBCll & uBlilfBr• A~
!','.';1,!'°logists as the cau..e, he 99 99 ~ .. -18" DELUXE ~
e Strike Looms E_LECTRIC ~". ~---:-_ < _-.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -MOWER and CATCHER j...: ~
San Francisco's pub 1 i c Two 9"" blades requi re less .. ~
schools. struggling to operate space than one 18 .. blade-1 . · · ~-""''
during a ,tw~week strike by a for compact design. Double It , .. /1 "
.union representing half its insulated. Heigl'lt adjusts to '~ ··'
teachers. faced the prospect 4 positions. Semi-pneumat-SPRIN~KLING~, 599 rtoday of a walkout by the non-ic recessed wheels. Catcher
1!~ing half of the "adrlng incl. so21 METER
'lbc Classroom Teachers Monitors sprinkling of a pre·
Association, r('present!ng 21400 set volume, shuts hose off
of the 5,000 city teachers, dld ·when U's don-e. TI300P
not join in the strike called
March 8 by the American
Federation of Teachers. which
represents aboo l 2 , 6 0 0
teacbers. Bu1 both groups are
seeking pay raises and other
improvements from the School
Board.
LA, Orange
Living Cost
Rises Again
13" HEDGE TRIMMER
Double-edge blade gives
3000 strokes per min. Two
handles, 3 pos. switch. 8114
A
(OllJllO) ...
lAWN
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
spiralling ~ of living in U>s
Angeles and Orange COWlties
spurted another . 7 peran in
February, the federal Bureau
or Labor Statistics announced
loday.
Fo·oo -·
A bureau official said it was
the Z5tb consecutive monthly
irxnase in Los A~les area
Jiving costs. but it was lower
than the .8 J>eN'.'f't n..e
registered in January.
LIP
fflOO
3'5 ..-
(A) floral HOE
Convenient 4%• x 3" blade
w ith copper-bronze finish,
42" wood handle. GC43 Feeds 6000 sq, ft. Nitrogen,
(B) floral SHOVEL . phosphorous. potash '"~ iron! 800
WATER
GAUGE
Works like I he weatherman's
to o l -m e a sures water
g round rec.eives.-TTG20
REMINGTON
MIGHTY
MITE
795
: ·.:; .... ... -.. ·-
' Puts water and nutrients
at the roots. Connects 10
hose • ..Cartr1ciges incl. 1062
10" Bantam Chain Saw with FREE CASE
Gas·powered unit has 1 o· cut-89"5
ting bar-slices trees up to 2-7i
ft thick.. Low-tone muffler. 2
handles for control.
19" Servess Rotary Mower
Suumne Sadowsky. w h o
heads the bureau. said apparel
and upkeep showed t h e
sharpest rise - e a c h
regjslering I. 7 perecr>t -with
supermarket ~ trailing
cl08Cly wi1h 1.2 pec<O~
Has 6" x SY." high-grade t-;::;;::;;::;;:;;;----1
steel b'ade with turned step,
36" wooden handle. GC40
Miss Sadowsky said the
Februarv over-all consumer
price Hidex for metropolitan
Los AJigeles ..........i 8.S
percent over the fig\re for the
same month last year. 1bb
\\'3S the largest 12...month
incrtase since 1951, she addOO.
She said the February
Increases nudged the
consumer price indu for Los
Ang eles an d Orang e
O:>unties to a record 136.2.
meaning that' a tro!llmer
would have to spend $13.62 to
buy goods COS1ing 110 In the
1967 bast year. . -
·THI
EARL'S
,14111'1MM, MMll.nt AlrC...._
TllM Sl•rtt •I 1'"' ._.
L.llP1Mt·l•••t1o·ra ,.,. o""" 4ta..+401 '42·17SJ
(C) Floral RAKE
Eig~·tooth rake of sturdy
• on -piece steel construc-
tio · tull 7%-in. w ide. GC41
/i1J11u1/IMPIR. (0) Floral CULTIVATOR
Has 3-prong steel held with
copper-bronze finish; 42•
handle. GC42
(E) Floral SHRUB RAKE
Designed to easily handle
hard·to-reach places. With
36' wooden h1ndl1. GC45
'
Fast-growing -provides
quick cover at low cost!
Laboratory·tested blend;
crabgrass-flee. 48786
3 H.P. Engine. Recoil Starter. Side EjectiOn, 6" Radial 6 isc
Wheels w/Nyton Bearings. Big %. Chrome Plated Folding
Handle, Remote Engine Conlrol. Safety Package. Rear
Beftles, Front Wheel Pads. Completely Assembled.2·S194
YOUR INDEPENDENT HARDWARE
DEALER WITH NATIONAL CHAlt-1
BUYING POWER
HOURS:
MOftdoy.frlday,, 9.9
Saturday, 9-6 ' SUllclciy, I 0.4
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GETAWAY
South Coast Village
IS HAVING A
"FORTY THIEVES"
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
SKI CLOTHING HAS BEEN
DRASTICALLY REDUCED
TO BELOW COST!
TWO DA YSONL Y
FRI. & SAT. MARCH
22 & 23
REG.
$15.00 TURTLENECKS
$25.00 SWEATERS
$39.00 SWEATERS
$40.00 SWEATERS
$43.00 SWEATERS
NOW
$6.00
$10 .00
$15.60
$16.00
$17 .20
$45.00 SWEATERS $18.00
$46.00 WARM -UP PANTS $18.40
$65.00 STRETCH PANTS $26.00
$7 4.00 PARKAS $29.60
$78 .00 PARKAS $31.20
$82.00 PARKAS $32.80
$86.00 PARKAS $34.40
$88 .00 PARKAS $35.20
$99.00 PARKAS $39.60
All SALES FINAL!
NO LAY-AWAYS
BANKAMERICARD -
MASTER CHARGE
ALL GLOVES
HOURS:
ADD
3%
FRI. 10-9, SAT . 10-9
714•556•8276
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DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE ~
Impact .of Annexatio,ns
The Local Agency Funnation Comrnlssion fl.AFC)
ts one of Onnge County's busiest agencies, ruling on
alt anr1e~1tions, detachments and spheres of influence.
Last v.'eCk, the activities of the 1--AFC ground to a
halt, following a court ruling involving a Ventura
County annexation, whirh may well affect similar pro·
c~dures throughout the state.
The n tling by the 2nd District Court of Appeal in
Los Augeles held that an environmental impact re-
port (EIHJ would be needed before the city of Ca marillo
co uld proceed with 3 proposed 600-acre annexation.
It was the first Lirnc such an EJR had been required.
The Orange County Counsel's office promptly pro-
posed a month.lo ng moratorium on LAFC activities
here, to permit comµlete study or the cour:-t's 56-page
ruling, and development of EIR filing procedures.
\Vbile on the surface it may sound like more paper·
shufflirig or time-wasting red tape, th.ere is no ques·
tion that annexations and spheres of influence can
have a profound impact on individual property holdings
and on municipalities which must provide services to
new areas, and on those individuals or municipalities
adjoining an annexation, or sharing a drainage problem
or a road. So it 1nay well be that the court has acted wisely
in proposing more extensive examination of future ef·
fects before major boundary changes are approved.
Gas Supply Check
Orange County Assessor Jack Vallerga's staff has
started a survey of abandoned gas stations to deter·
mine once and for all if they are being used to store
additional gasoline supplies for so1ne deaJers.
to gel gas already. He thinks It should be spread around
equally and honestly.
Vallerga's chief concern is that the 1>ractice may
be illegal.
Gasoline supplies are subject to appraisal for prop-ert7 tax purposes, and if there are any se<:retly-s tored
supplies, they aren't being inventoried for taxation.
The survey should not only prove conclusively if
ntmors or stockpiling are true but also put whatever
illlclt luel is found back on the tax roils.
' Problem Still Unsolved
For the past decade, birth control in!onnalion has
been more or less freely available to women in all age
groups and the stigma attached to the practice of birth
control has virtually vanished.
• But figures released by the state Department of
Social Welfare seem to indicate the information is not
reaching many of those who need it -or is not being
paid much heed.
\VhiJe legitimate births in California decreased
from 289,914 in 1971 10 266.207 in 1972, the illegili·
rnate birth rate increased slightly, from 39,912 to 40.·
171. And the rate of legal abortions soared to 116,749
from a mere 5.018 in 1968, prior to passage of legisla-
tion legalizing abortions.
Sadly, the largest number of illegitimate births
recorded in 1972 (171499) involved girls in the 15 to 19
age range. With 12,806 illegitimate births to women
aged 20 to 24, mothers in the 15 to 24 age range ac-
counted for 75 percenl of the 40,171 total.
Assuming a majority Of these young mothers are
Supervisors authorized the check after Chairman
Ralph Clark, himself a gas station owner, said he has
been hearing a number of reports about the practice.
Clark's chief concern is that the practice is un-
ethical, especially since so many people are strugg ling
• not producing unplanned children simply to gain sym·
pathy or obtain financial help -and that abortion is
a poor substitute for famil y planning -it would ap-
pear that we still have a long way to go in providing
adequate birth control information, and the incentive
to use it, despite the alleged sexual revolution. 'Sorry, but he just didn 't measure up to my high standards.'
Clowns Mask
Aggression
With Jes ting
~YDNEY J.HARRl~
Dear
Gloo111y
·Gus
Smoking makes the ride oo the
Amtrak train and intercily bwles
miserdblc. A strict smoking ban
should be enforced on train s and
buses.
A.O.
Passifli an art gallery window the
other day, I spied an exhibit ol .dowM'
Facis, and hastily turned away. Clle ot -
the ren:Wts I alwayS disliked taking my • '-----"--------'
dtildren to circuses when thty were
younger was my aversion to the clowns. untypically allovrs him to vanish
With rare exceptions, th ey have nev~r wordlessly.'
struck ~e ,s [unny men. lrdttd, there ts ; t .is_a._piYcbologic&I cliche to say that
30methmg '\lgly and hateful• ~ ·even · the cfown is a sad man at heart, but this baleful .~ about most of their antics. The obse:FYaUon does oot strike at the central
down seems lo.dislike people, and to ex-truth-the c~'ll Is a rescnUul man at
pres,, thl~ dislike aggressively under the heart. A man becomes a buffoon when he
mask or Jesting. ls frustrated in his desire to be a hero .
At the circus, tbe children we:e a1ways The emotionally crippled and stunted an
much more amused by the arumal acts learn to mask their resentment behind
Secretory Describes Cache of Nixo11iatui
,. Nixon's
'VASJfiNGTON -President Nixon
maintains a mysterious ' ' p r i v a t e ,
pef'50flal file" of intimate conversations
on di<.'tabelts which he has cached in a
top security cabinet in the White House
basement. This is the secret test imony of
the President's secretary, Rose ~fary
Woods, given during a t'4·o-hour session
oo February 2(J to
Sen a t e \Vatergate
lawyers,
nM! 'Pre3ident· she
sv.·ore· '!from time to
time, for his own
pcrtop.al fil e's -does
do !!line-tapes. I ·
have bttn in the
Lincoln Silting,Roon1
at times \\1len he •
v.i.11 remember something rrom a con·
versatlon and put on a dicta belt .. .''
Private
mt'nus eYen. One Hallov.·ecn. we \1·ere ;H
Camp Dav.id and he and ~!rs. ~ixon in-
Yited me to dinner , .. The steward put
a colored mask on' each of the lhrec
plates -I know ttf rs. ~ixon pul hers in
the wastebasket and I did mine,': sht>
said.
Bul Nixon sent his mask to her to tx-
"scaled in an envelope and pu! awsy."
lie also SB.\'l-d "little no!es rrom Jil,il! "T'
fro1n Tricia ," all with the same .pack rar
diligence that preserved the \\'atergate
tapes currently being usei1 to indict his
closest associates.
Tape Collection
.. \Vh.v "·as he telling you?" asked
counsel Lenwer.
"I would not kno,,.,r ," she replied. ''I
gather in case anything happened to him,
he '4·ou1d want someone to be aware of it
-that is my guess ." She said Rebozo
tually. was not made up at the \Vhite also told his lawyer the $100,IXX) was
!louse. but , as we rejX)rted, at the Nixon being kept in a safe deposit box.
campaign conunittre. '·He told his lawyer. why v.·ould he
• Al another poin{. she was asked abolll have to tell you?" inquired Dash.
a Hov.·ard Hughes contribution for the .. I think he tn1Sted his lawyer but I
1972 campaign o{. $16.000. but she said "I don 't know ho"' much you trust anyone
could not tell you'' if it "·ere on her O\VO v.•ilh that much cash -I v.·ould certainly
list which , she added ... is oftM. ~ for --~ lWQ_people," she replied. She said she
deciding on who gels invited to "Whi1e assumed Rebozo hcTd on lo the money.
Houre entertaining!" given· as early as 1969. because the
As to other files she said she ""as Hughes business dea!S "were in such
"sure there must ~a file on F. Donald turmoil.''
Nixoo," the President's brother, .at tbe She said Rebozo eventually returned
\\'bile llouse. "I have Dever !ffn it exactly the same bills he had gotten from
because I have never gone through Lhe Hughes.
than by the clowns. In fact. adults are the clown's face to attack the world
-far more ta.ken with clowns-~n childr~ . OOllTud the prated.ion and Immunity of
are -as witness the perennial popularity the greascpainted grin.
At that point, apparently realizing she
'had lei a White House cat out of !he bag,
~1iss Woods paused and hastily added.
"such11S 'Julie said this or that to m·e.'"
L>uring the te:ltimony. comn1i llf'<'
counsel Sam Dash promised Mlss \\10 • .ds'
lawyer. Charles Rhyne. "I can Hio:~ure
you a.s much as humanly possible, not a
v.-ord of this interview v.·ill be out , .. \\'c
will haYe just one copy and I will put it in
my safe and seal it." Actually. ii was
·1thync who duplicated the transcript and
sent it to the committee Slaff :llld
n1embers, thus leading indirectly to our
obtaining it.
file 'TOOln," she went on. Despite her
earlier disclai1ner about reading our rol·
umn. she said she thought she. had first
learned that the White House was bug·
ging Don Nixon "in ~tr. Anderson's col·
11ER S"li~JPATITIES were all with her
"good friend" Rebozo on t.he IRS in·
vestigation, She · indiCatcd in describing
hO\\• she learned or the probe.
of ck>w~ pictures . ~lmfdl a!ly bad ar~ The traditional clown. from the
who pamt.s a clo'4·n s face 1n makeup JS ed' 1 court 10 the modern circus em·
assured ot selling it to some adult buyer. ~i~vathe spirit of ~imoslly ~ard
SHAKESPEARE understood clo"'-ns mankind, He hits his rellows on the bead,
and jesters better than anyone. llis runs 4:1ver them , blov."S ltK'm . up. k.i~ks
clowns are-unilormJy bitter-men,_gibing them m .tbe~pants, and symbolically k.U1s _
at ~ world ; his court jesters C(ll"IOeal off all his competition.
their hostility behind humor: there is lit· He represents.the da~k underc_un-ent .of
tie warmth or love in them, and even human aggre.ssaon -m a socially dis·
their humor is brittle and mocking. The guised and therefore acceptable way -
archetypical clown is the one tn "King "ilich may explain ".'hY. his port rait is so
Lear," a complete cynic who cruelly popular arnoog the timid . the rancorous,
ieers at Lear's madness. Shakespeare, and the repressed .
Gnu Shortage Strikes
SHE SAID ''those personal. pri\'ate
dictabelts , .. are put in an eoveloJX' -
niaybe we get t'4·o or three at a tin1e -
they may be three '4'ee ks apart.
"We have no tdea ol what is on them -
they are bis own pel".90Ml, private things
wtiich ·are-not trnnscrtbed.-Tbcy--art pur
in an envelope. sealed up and the date we
received them is put on the envelope."
As far as we can determine, this is the
first mention of thiS hidden stash of
tapes. None, according to \Vatergate in·
vestigators, ha\le ever been turned over
to the Special Prosecutor, the Senate
Watergate C'.ommittee or the House im-
peadunent panel.
Pressed during her secret testimony by
as.'iistant \Vatergate counsel Terr y
Lenzer. l\liss \\roods said the tapes are
"kept in his filing cabine-ts" in a secure
area "on the basement floor in the West
It \\'as late January that Herbert r J Wing " of the \Vhite House.
Scruggs received 1he telegram from his ART HOPPE ALTHOUGH no! under oalh for her eccentric Uncle Snadley . "Happy Anniversary," it read. "Am testimony. ttliss Woods after reading an se~ _1.0U one gnu under sepa rate • .:~==-----------' SO.page transcript of it, later swore to it
H •~G n· -· ~ . . . -She-made lhese.other point.s: --cover. er gname ..., ne 1c. will be drprivcd of his mahenable right -She has made a detailed !tatcmcnt to
"OJr anniversary Isn't for another to purchase gnus." the Internal Revenue Service on the
moolh," Mid Mrs. Scruggs ~uspiciously. The letter created a sensation. Desplte $100,000 donation niveo by Howard
"And "-hat'~ a gnu?" I d' th t h • assurances rom zoo ireet.Or5. a t ere H•...t.-to Bebe Reboio for Pn!sident "A gnu ." said ~tr. _.__. ed ......., was no :.11U11age, worr1 l'OflStll11ers I'ii1on. The statement prepared by \\'hite
Scruggs loftily. hav· asked each other. ".~n v.•as the last ttouse lawyer Fred 'our.hard!. was re-
ing looked It up in lhne you $!\\'. 8 gnu? . quested in C.OMection 'i\'ith an ms in·
!Be dict ionary, "is 8 As ~ panic s~ea~: the P~dent ad· vesligatioo. o! Rebozo. Assisting Rebow
large African ilonte-_ d~ the nat~ ~re 15 no Gnu with his IRS~problems. she said, ls the
lopt with an ox-like CrtS1:t he said. ."Thcr~ ls only a G.nu crack Philadelphia lawyer now also heJp-
head , fihort mHne. 1 ~\cm . To speedily re~ie~e it. 1.am h~t-ing President Nixon on his tax problems.
downward • curved '-~g import q~otas, abohsh1ng .pr1ce ce1l· Kenneth Gemmill. horns And a long 1ngs and urging every American to co-
tail." operate by not hoarding "gnus.''
"You ind your rel11tivcs." said t-lrs. "Now are you going to sell Gnellic?"
Scruggs testily. asked ·~frs. Scru ggs anxiously.
"\'ot yet," replied ~ir. Scruggs
GNI=:U.IK arrivOO in ll huge crate two thoughtfully, "You don't understand our
\\ttk1' Inter. ~1r. Scruggs ncn:ously frC'C enterprise system. Just wait."
opened it in the backyard. Gnellie sl('pped
out. ga\'C ?\frl. Scruggs. baleful look and AND lfE \4'iiS right. Every
began munching on the pe1unillS. Mrs. supermarket in the land posted $igM:
Scn.tgp returned tM k>ok 11nd .said llrm· ··Sorry, v.·e Hre rut of~." ZooA hlred
ly, "Get rkl of that gnu!" armed guards to cui'b the wave ol gnu·
''How?" sa\d P..lr. Scntggs. "I can't Just .naplngs. The price of g:nu.s 90af'ed.
give it to the sPtA. It's a v~ble Al last ~fr. Scruggs figurtd the time
:1nimal. I'll have to sen It.'' was ripe. When Mrs. Scruggs had gone
So he call~ the local 100, "Sorry, out for the day to guy gas, he staked a
we're up to here in gnus." Uid tbe dlrec· sign in the lawn that sakl ahnply :
tor. "If yOo happen to have a ~ Otlllli· "GNUS -Umit, Oil(! to one cuaton1er.··
!ho gh .. In 20 mlnutts, 11 $having. cursirlf. utan, u · · · f 11 bloc~ Ion• formed ighting ne ~'O ,.., ,, 1n
mE SOLUTJON occurred to ~Ir. front ol hls hou9e. ~1r. Struggs !!Old
Scrugp at dawn !he next day as he wu Gnt-1\ie for 112,342.12 to the highest bid·
v.·alting in line for gas. He proudly cWhed der and called the cops to get rid of lhe
off a letter to the editor: others.
111>Mr str1: I wish to complain 1bollt \\llWI ~1 rs. Scruus returned. he Proud--
1.bfl crltJcal lhortage: ol gnus. Whclhc:r ly sho'4'td her tliC cash. "Look "'hat
this ii due to the abort·slghterlness m the my peret'ptlve understanding of our free
admlnlstraUon or the greed of gnu lm· entl'rpri!e system ha.' got u.. ro r One.I·
-~tiss \Voods' brother. ,Joe "roods, nn
ex·1'"Bl agent ,and now a sheriff in Illinois,
\\"as coiuldered for a security job by
\Vl\rte House Wate rgate g'umsboe Jack
CauHleld. Miss Woods tokJ her brother
"not to join ~th theln unless he was in
charge because I think my brother Is n
lot brighter than any group Jack
Caulfield '4'0Uld have gotten tQReUJrCr."
Mm Woods was rigtit : CauUield got
caught 1n a pailful ol UMavory Watergate
act.Iv tu~.
-Unlike President Nixon who always
seemed to make a profit in hls dealings
with Rebozo, ~fW Woocl.5 said she "took
a capital gains loss" when 5he' sold her
shares ln Rcbow's~ rsland relll
estate projt<t. She ol then, li1e
thought, throu.sh former White liollSe
lawyer F.<lward Morgon.
IN A ~I0'.\1ENT of rare levity, Miss
\\roods said she herself had come to call
the lis1 of contributors she kept '·Rose
Mary 's baby.'' But she said she had
never heard of the "Alpha f ' list we
described in a recent column because "I
IK'Yer read J ack Anderson." The list. ae-~
umn," ·
THE C0'.\1:'1111i'EE lawyers pushed the
pePJX'ry ~"liss Woods hardest on how
Rebo1.o came to tell her of the $100.000
liughcs cootributk>n.
"ll is a big problem for a man trying
to run a bank to have an investigation ,"
she explained. "lie called and \\'e were
talking and he said. '\\'ell. the IRS has
even moved in here' ... I am sure he
was uj)6ei.as you v.·ould.be. ''
Decline of Paper Money
'Cheap Dollar' Boosts Value of Coins
\VASHINGTON -There is H siory ( J business they do the better off they are.
going around about a guy v.•ho rrlaKes You already hear the Arabs saying their
SJOO a day simply by exchanging paper VON ·HOFFMAN oil is y,·orth more in the ground than in
money for metal at the bank. He goes the barrel. but !his is true of almost
from bank to bank sv.'apping green biUs e\·erybody \\'ho risks being paid in paper.
for half-dollar pieces. He then sorts his -
coins, picking out the older ones with 1he is dipping before our eyes; its price is OUTSIDE of Arthur Burns al the
high silver content which he sells for con· falling daily . not in lhe money markets of Federal Reserve Board, nobody in the
siderably mor·e..tlW'----.=---~tis~r,tt. ~i,gbt,.herejnUDJ,__Administratkm seems 10 undersiand ho\\'
50 cents. United States. Whereas the price of fal"'"'and" how""damagtn:g lh1s 1n'Tiatlon has
necessities would inch upward a few peel· berome. They think they're back in the \Vi th sih:er dollar
pie~ selling ior si x
one-dollar hills, and
lhe priet! of silver
going hi[ther every
day, the story m!l:y
not be true but it ccr·
tainly is bl.>lle\·abJe,
It's not the only story Qf il, sort gOlng
around. For months it has bctn rumored .
AllhooRh not confirmed. lhpt the H. L.
llunt·Texas oil people have been b\Qing
hu~e sil\'cr-futures contracts and taking
del ivery on the bullion.
~1ost people in the fi1tures market. v.·ho
buy contracts to purchA9e metal or grain
or \\'hat·have-you at a stlpulated price l\t
a certain dale, sell the contract off to
someone else before It comas due· Unless
one is a manufactdrer with a physic.al
need of the commodity, accepting sclual
physical possession ls unb('ard of.
This stoey al90 ls part of n pattern of
t.1les. all ol which have for their moral
the attatklng or the Integrity of Ameri·
can money. Over the last couple ol years
wc'vt' gotten used to hcarinsi the man on
the radio say things like "'the dollar 'l\•as
up," or "the dollar suffered a reversal on
the London money marktts. ·• btit that's
~broad . \Ve may know abstractly thtlt
such announcements '4'111 ultimately nf.
feet the price we pay for v.·tne and
To:Yota.s. bul s1\l1 • dollar was a dollar
and. at far as going over to the
supermarket on Sa111rd&)'5, lt a~ttd
10 be the same, old, reliable umt o! gret11
currency,
nies a month, you can now come back to Sixlies. v.·hen a five percent inflation rate
t.be store and pay a dime more for the was considered.outrageous. 'They're not.
same thing 24 hours later. And even though inriatton always favors
The rush to convert green dollars into debtors, and this is a nation full or them
metal \\'aS !IC great last v."Cek that certain -corporate. goYernmental and personal
types of coins disappeared from the -the older rules of our ec:ono1nic system
market entl~ly. ~1aJor specie <tealers are still .in play.
ran out Of-.stock. They simJMy mopped ...'that guy v.'ho's...going from banJt ·10
selling. bank sv.·apping green for sll\'cr he's the Nobod~· ' any dough v.·ants a paper co~ enforcing Gresham's la"·: ~nd ~·he-n
asset \Ii a fi'xed numerical value. That fl(' s gotte1.1 all the good money and left us
include SIOO hiUs, mortga,ge.o;, bonds. ~per, ."'t 're going to find out how very
notes and insurBnl'<! policies. \~'nit unt il expensive cheap dOllars can be.
the millions of people who \'e been paying
in and sa11in~ on their insurance policies
reAl ize that cash ''aluc they were coun·
ting on hes been reduced lo next to
nothing in rco1 buying pawer. The same
even goes \\ilh 1hose se\'tn ~cent in·
tere;t. four-rear lime deposits at lhe
sav\np·and·loan. Given current lnOat:ion •
rale!I. you'll lose a ~uarter of your money
or better Jelling It out st seven perttflt.
TIIE SEAR.el l for lntlation-\iroor
places to p.11 money has Jed. to gold and
lilver. It ls also going Lo lead to interest
rates we ha~ hm:1ofore assodatfd whh
underdevelopl'd countries. !low dots a 17
percen( mo11gagc grab you and , if so,
whtre? The government will. of COUt9e.
move to ~top that, not by restoring
people's faith in the \\"Or1h of a dollar, but
by prlnUng more of ttH!m, wbfcll will tn
tum aggravate the situation by forcing
lendm to ehargc yet higher rates of In·
terest t.O protect thecMelves.
OIANel COAST
DAILY PILOT
.RoOen N. Weed, Pub Ush tr
Thomoa Keevll, Editor
Barbara Krtibicrt
Editorial Pogt Editor
'?he fdttoNI ·itaae ot 1he Dally
Pilot .)ttka: 10 Inform and lrtlmulate
1"f'ltdn'!I by ~u,. on this pqe
->dtvt-nt c:wnmfntary Oft topics oi: tn.
pGrten In wllhholtllng their prodU<1 from II"" 11< said.
tbe market to rear, wlndfaU ... profit.a, I do ''You fool l crit'd Mr1. Scn1ggs angrily.
WJIILE Of"Tt:N biUng aiil even
sarcaslic, MIM Wood .. testimony Is IUll
of insights lDtO lhe White }louse and lht
President. At one point. ~ Illustrated
paignantly hll mania for savil'lfJ tvtry
!ICl'llp ol Nlxoniana -a squtm:ling nway
tl'IJt finally cli!att!d a tape-end.paper
rope which is now hanging hJm. NOW FOR lhe: first lime in living
"He ... ,. ovttythinlJ." she .. Id, her , .memory the dol!Ar Is being altacked lo
Thu we are nx>vlng iow,rd a situation
where pcoflle won't be calculatina how
much money the.)' ron make, but how Ht·
Ue they cao lose • .' ln geoeral,
buetssmen will discover I.Mt the: less
lntn by !)'nd)c1ttd <'Olumnlati and
•"car'°4)fll$f1, by p~ a fonim tor
rH.dm' ~, •net by Jftttlllinir lhl1
nn-s~~r'1 opinions and ~ on
(.'Utttftt toplea. ne mttori&l 091n1orw
of 1.he OtJlY PUot &J>ll'V only In tho
tditorla.I column •t thto 1rlp o1 the
PllC:t. Opinions e:IPI t~ by !he col-
\D'111'1fats and Cllrtoonflts 1ind lettft'
writf'l'I art thrir own and M "1dorlf'o'
lN'flt oC ttltlr Vle"4'9 by the OIU.ly
'Ptlot tlftoukl be Wtmd.
Thursday. March 21, )974
lone softening. "lie saves place cards. the oountry '4'bere It i1 printed. lts value
. . '
not know. Btlt un en this Gnu CriSi8 ls "Oon1t ~oo kno'f there'• a Gnu Sbort.age
resolved ln short order. e"<t:ry AmMiCAn on!''
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'Prhnrose Day'
Hono1·s Disraeli
Great month for talent, A.larch. Gifted fellows born in
this month include M!chelangelo, Luther Burbank, Alex·
ander Graham Bell, Albert Einstein, Henrik Ibsen Johann
Sebastian Bach. Artlll'O Toscanini. A. E. Housm~. Bela
Bartok, Francisco Goya, Robe.rt Frost, Rene Descart~.
Joseph Haydn and that big brave boxer of yesteryear Jack
Johnson. Also, it shouldn't be overlooked that this is the
~ month when most frogs Jay their eggs.
Not sure anybody can figure out
exaclly why the murder rate in this
cotmlry Ls more than six times that
of Canada. And v.·hy it's more than IO
times that of just about any country in
EW"Ope. Can you?
It has not been reported often
enoug h that romance is the onl y sport
v.·herein the. animaJ that gets caught tias to buy the license I~~ '
ALLIGATORS
Q. "Who's responsible !or the fact that we 're rapidl y
ruruling out of alligators?''
A. Men with pov.·erfu\ flashlights. probably. Alligators,
like other nocturnal beasts. tend to freeze when zeroed in
by beams of light in the night.
Q. "Can a. lady la\vycr properly follow the name on
her letterhead with the \\-Ord 'Esq."?"
A. No, that's about as appropriate as the gauleman
lawyer who entitles himsel! "f.trs."
Q. "\\Theo's Primrose Dav?''
A. That's April 19. Anriiversary of the death of that
famous British statesman Benjamin Disraeli. Devotees of
the conservative cause in England for many years "·ore
a primrose on that day because Disraeli once said ii \\'as
his fa\'orite flower . Disraeli, you may recall. was the old
boy \\'ho slept in at least four different beds every night.
And gave as his excuse the notion that body heat col·
lected in one nest overlong could be harmful to the health.
lmaainativc fellow .
CAMPUS LAW
The law in South Carolina makes it illegal to •·aet in
an obnoxious manner on the campus of any girls.' school
without permission from the principal.•· But the record
shows hardly any requests to principals for such permis·
sion .
Researcher3 in Finland report their studies indicate
far more boy babies !ban girl babies are C1Jnceived dur·
ing the first month of marriage.
You don't send chrysanthemums in Ilaly. They're the
symbol of death there.
Hottest months at the Equator are J\larch and Seplem·
her.
Address mail to L. 1\J. Boyd. P. 0. Box 1875, New-
port Beach 92660.
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By 1'0~1 BARLEY
Of .. O.lly f'llft ll•lf
ANAllEIM -''Orange
County Kaleidoecope", a
musical gala that will draw on
the talents of rTlOf'e than 1,000
studffits frvm the oounty's
public schools, w111 be
performed at 8 p.m. tonight in
the arena or the Anaheim Con·
vent 1on Center.
l l n·in be the opening Of-
ft•ring in !he rive-day coo-
Classical mime will be ol·
f<nd during the nve-day
music festival in the form of
dlambe<, ordleltral and -temporary mu.sic ~ in
which young musiclans from a
number of Orange Coast
schools will be partlcipatiog.
Orange Coast studenis are
also prominent in program11
devoted to ot:her mi:sic forms
-jazz, rock, soW and swing.
YOUR SUPPORTING
GIFT GUARANTEES
\'Cnlion that
will br i ng
mor e than
10,000 music
te achers,
college stu-
dents and
a dmlnistra-
tors from
t h roughout
the nation to
Anaheim.
REGISTRATION for the
five-day meeting i3 scheduled
to get under way at 8 a.m.
Friday in the Grand Lobby of
the Anaheim Convention
Cent«.
A breakfast meeting lo be
presided over by Ed I l h
savage. naUonal 1 tu dent
member chairman of ~tENC
will then mhes' in a.convention
program that will featnre
more than '3 performing
groups selected by audition
from 20 states.
.
MENUHIN
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So11tli COOft c -n.•11lty H .. pltal'1
MW "Lf'l'l'"I Trn t '"9roM." Writ• ar
can far detalb ~.
CAU MR.. JIM HIND
499-1311
Ext. 600
"I BEUEVE IN Mmie'' is
the Uieme In 1974 of the Music
Educators N a t i o n a I Con·
fcrence and all forms of music
will be recognized in concerts
.scheduled for the Convention
Ccnter Arena and six hotels -
l)isney land Hotel, the Roya.I
Inn. the IM of Tomorrow, the
J olly Roger IM, the Holiday
Inn nnd the Quality Inn.
Personallt.ies invited to the
Artluitis
Unit Gets
$5,000 Gift
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SOU TH COAST COMMUN ITY HOSPITAL
31172 c.nt H,,....,., Sa m L ...... C.lthftltl 92677
$1,000 4 y~ar account yields
Other hig~ earning Mutual Savings Accounts
Annual Annual Min. Min.
Rate Yield Term Balance
30 mos.,. $1 ,000
6.72°'~· 1 year $1 .000
5.39~-0 ss.oo
Federal regulations provide Iha! all cert1licale accounts are
sub1ect to a substantial int erest penalty ii fu nds are withdrawn
belore completion ol term.
Mutual Savings pays high interest.
• Interest compounded daily and paid quarterly
•Plus ma ny valuable fr ee services
Assels almost half a b1/11on dollars.
Capistrano-San Clemente: 530 Camino de Estrella/493-5651
Ope.!!_ Monday-Thursd ay. 9 AM to 5 PM ; Friday 10AM to6 PM
Corona del Mar: 2867 East Co1sl H-ighway/ 675-5010
SANTA ANA -A $5,000
grant from the James Irvine
Foundation will permit the
Orange Coonly Branch cl the
Arthritis Foundation to
p.ircbase equipmenl for iU
new office here.
The organization moved to
its present location a I 900 N.
Broadway seven months ago
-rrom an office only hall that
size.
"By-policy, -contributions to
the Orange County B r a n c h
of the Arthritis Foundation are
used primarily for main-
taining and expanding the
Foundation's research, treat-
ment and education activities,
said Mrs. Betty E 1 i as ,
chairman of tbe branch ·s ad-
visory committee.
"Only severely limited ful'l<b
are available fer the purchase
of eMential office equipment,"
she, Ill<!.
VFW Dance
Scheduled
BUENA PARK -A benefit
dance for the United Farm
Workers of America will be
held at· S. p.m. Saturday in the
Retail Clerks' Hall at ~
stanton Ave. here.
nckets to the ~. which
is Sporu!Ored by a coalition of
uni~ and faculty groups,
cost $3 and may be ob-
tained by calling 530-1550 or
530-1202, or by writing to VI·
vian Levine, Central l.abor
~I of Orange County,
12311 Chapman Ave., Garden
Grove.
TicketJ will be available at
the door.
Che ss Club
Picks Chief
GARDEN GROVE -Paw
Ness of Garden Grove has
1 been elected presideat of the
Orange C.ounty Chess Associa-
tion.
Olber officers chcsen were
keo Cuuer of. 1i-fisslon Vie~
Viet'-p!'es.idcnt; Richard Hiatt
of Garden Grove, secretary;
·a00 Roger H. Brown of
Anaheim, treasurer.
, , ,
"I support
I
John Mc::Kerren ...
For
Newport Beach
City Council
John is the most
qualified candidate
in District 3."
Vote
John McKerren X
April 9 --.. ---.---. ........... ~ff•Cllll"'~--.....
'lo 46 million
~ school child·
ren include
Yebud! Men·
uhln, Henri
T em ianka
Cannen Dr~·
gon and \Yi!·
liam Kraft
from the
c I as s i cal
music world
OTHER CELEBRITIES who
have promised to attend in·
elude Stan Kcctoo., Jester
}lairston. Anthony Newman.
Shinichi Suzuki. D 0 D a I d
Voorhees, Rkllanl and Robert
Sherman, Tom Ranier, Kirke
1t1echem and Rodger Vaughan.
•They will be working with
more than 5,000 s c h o o I
students lA-'ho will offer more
than 100 dif·
ferent musi-
cal perlonn-
ances at var-
ious Joca-
lion.s in the
Ana h eim
complex o!
hotels a nd
meeting
NlWMAH I"OOmS.
Directing activities
throughout the five-day ~
vention will be Jack E.
Schaeffer, director of mimic
education in the Seattle,
Wash., public school system
and president o( the 62.~
membeT 1t1usic Educators Na-
tional Conference.
Orange QM!ty's mntribuUon
to the festival will be Dr. W•·
ren Marsh, coordinator of
music education for t h e
Onlnge Coon1y Deparlment ol
Education.
Among the featured
p erlonnanc-
es du r Ing
the conven-
tion 11t•ill be:
-"Orange
Coont y Ka·
leidoscope",
the Thurs-
day n i g b t
offer i ng
VOO•NE•I which y,iJI be
repeated Friday at the same
time in the Convenlion Center
arena.
-AIOI Haley, pro! ...... ol
Black Heritage at t h e
University of CaUfomia at
Berkeley. He will discuss
"Black f\.fusicaJ Heritage -A
Saga of Black History " at
,-.i~ 10:15 a .m .
~
KHAEFf'i•
Friday dur-
in~ the gen-
eral session
of tJ"Je ~fE.
i\C.
-Donald
Voorhees. v.'ho ,,... 1 11
conduct the
chorus a 11 d
orchestra for "().ir Cl>untr;'
'1'is or Thee", a musical
history oC America SchedUled
for 3 p.m. Saturday at the
Convention Center.
-HatJ"dlic:hordist Anlhony
Newman Who will perfonn at
3 p.m. Sumay in the
Disneyland Hotel with Henri
For the
softest walk around ...
Crepe Soles by
NATURALIZf.R .
Cushiony crepe lets you
bounce along with extra
comfort in every step.
C 0 NC EN TRATING on Temianka leading tht
California C h a m be r Sym-
Blood Unit
Open Later
SANT A ANA -April I will
be a good day to give blood.
On th.at day, the Red CrO!!'i
Blood Centtt at 601 N. Golden
Circle in Santa Ana will re-
main open from 8:30 a.m. un-
til a p.m.Jor the convenience
of donors.
To donate blood, an
individual must be betv.·ecn 18
and 6S, in good health and
v.·eig'hing at least 110 pound.5.
Appointments may be made
by calling Red Cross at
835-5381.
phooy.
The Yomig AmcMcans,
y,·ho will per·
form at 8
p.m. Sunday
in the Cali-
fornia Host
Night pro-
gram sched-
uled for thr.
C onven1fon
Center.
HAL .. " -Violinist
Yehudi ~fenuhin, director of -
Britain's Bath Festival. wbo
will perlonn with the Ameri·
can Association of S t r i n I
Teachers National Orche1itra
at ll a.m. Tuesday. CooductOC'
Sam Krachmalnik will be on
the podium.
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IS THE TITLE OF A LECTURE BY
THOMAS 0 . POYSER, C:S.8.
A Member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship
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By WIUJA.'11 SCHREIBER
01 ... DtlfW Plllf • ._..
Qitlai mill>' ,.Y Ri<h>rd
~-Lake Pan in Yor1ia
Linda ns acutt.led by a faulty
water gate.
Orange County Supervbors
\"Oled un.anlmou,,ly Wednesday
.. drop the port lnta • -•
priority category. virtually
eliminating any possibility it
Ecolngy_ Psyclwlogy ,
Programs Set at UCI
Eight expm.s in the Held of Sm.1th, professor of p.sychology
cnviroruneotal psychology will aM vice chancellor for social
discuss research 'fiOOing_, ht 3 sciences, UC Sant.a Cruz.
:i:erlcs or programs at UC -April ll: "Who Needs \Vhat When: 'Ibe Design of
Irvine beginning March 28. Educallonal Envtmvnents."
"The Impact ol the Physical Dr. Martin Krove.tz, assistant
and Socia1 Environment oo proCe330I" of psycho 1 o g y,
iluman Behavior" will be the Oaromoot Mea's O>Uege.
theme of the sy mpos i a , -April 18: "Naked twfap:
spon.10C'ed by the Program in The New Cognitive Mapping,"
Social Ecology, Student Af-Dr. David St.€-a, ~iate pro--
fairs Committee on Lectures £essor, UCLA School of
and the Dean ci Students Of· Ardlitecture and Urban Plan--
fioe. ning.
The programs w i 11 be -1-fay 16: "To ~tany. Too
heki Thursdays from 8 to 10 Few : Effects t::A Overmanning
p.m. in Room 220 of the Social and. Undern:ianning on Human
Science Tower. 11ckcts are $10 Bebavior," Dr. Allan Wicker,
for the eight-program series associate. p r of es so r of
or $2 a lecture. psycbology, C I are m o n l
The scbedule inch.1d~s: Graduate School.
-March 28: "Internal -May 23 : "Tndi\'iduation in
Information System,, ci the. Recreatim and ~isure," Dr.
Body or How the Inside Ad· George McKedurie, assistant
jlSS to the Outside," Dr. Ben-professor of-p sycho Io g y ,
jamin t.ar.:ijng, professor of Arbona State University.
pat!lology and pedlatrl<s, USC -May 30 , "Human ,.._.
Sdiool rt Medicine. li<>n rt lbe Uroan Environ-
-April 4: "Some J>rob1em.1 moot ," Dr. Kenneth Q-aik.
of Strategy in F..nvironmental associale professor of
Psychology," Dr. ~f. Brewster psychology, UC Berkeley. IALTZ-llRGlaoN
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Caine Mutinies
Over Nude Role
Q: 11 Jobn Ru binstein, !ilar of the Broad"·ay mulilcol
"Pippin ," rela1ed to f11111ous virlUO!iO ptoulst? -Nanette
Budd, Great Ntrk, N.\'. ;
A: Yes. uc·s lhc son of 87·year-old Artur Rubinstein.
Q: ls It true lh11t J\licbatl Caine \\'111 be the next big
star lo y,·ork In the nude for a mo\•le.,. -A1s. Cyntb lu
Dutton, St. Louis.
A: No. Caine mu1inics ll'hen the subjcct comes up.
"When I look at nl}Sclf in the bathroom mirror, I know
that my naked y,·as really never mean! to be seen on filrn.
I think rm allracti\'c 10 \1on1l'n mentally, so .,.,·hy should
I "ant 10 strip? l\·e aln.?<1tly turned do,,.:n a role," be re-
'Glad You Asked That'
by Marilyn and Hy Gardner ·
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veals, "because or a nude scene I'd be required 10 do.
Fllrthermore. if I fa ced the cameras with no clothes on
and tried to deliver a serious line, the audienl'e v.·ould
just collapse with laughter. Personall y, I think that n~kcd
actors look ridiculous.''
Q: I heard nctor Harold Gary. on a TV talk show,
tell a st.ory about a 1\Jiami Beach \'isitor \\'ho had a heart
attack -hut the laugh \\'SS so loud I missed the punr.h-
llnc. Can you ask "'bat It \\'as'!-~11'\S. Richard Gervis,
Cincinnati.
A: 't'cs. As the stricken man V,'3S being carried out
of the Fontaincl>leau. he beckoned lo manager Louis Rog-
ers and whispered: "Louie. don't forget to take me off
the American plan!" O.e .. to hold his room but discon-
tinue tho charges for meals and service l.
QUICK.J ES FRO:\t ~tARIL YN:
Q: Is lly Ga rdner the same Hy Gardner featured on
the Guy Lombardo -show. "Sweetest ~1usic This Side of
Heaven"?-F1orencc Hayl'5. Clovis, ti.A-1. .•. A: No, it
isn't my guy lly. ~-
Q: I've heard that "The Winchester l\'Ian" died: \Vas
it from smoking?-Gloria \Vigtoo. Ma!OO City, Iowa .•.
A: No. he's just beginning to Jive! His sponsor rece ntly
sigiid 1\llcbael llayne1 to a lucrative long-term contract.
Q: I've noticed some acto rs have blue eyes in some
sho,vs. brov.•n or black in others. Is-there somethjng-wroog--
with my TV set 1 -Anna Courtleigh, Memphis. Tenn ....
A: No. Save yourself a repair bill. SonJC actors simply
change the color or their ('(Intact lenses to conform to the
characters they play.
Q: As a (an of Peter 1\lar,hall of "Holywood $<1uares,"
I'd li ke to know where he was born . Is he married? \Vhllt
is his true namc ?-ft1rs . R. Verne Hannach. San Antonio.
Tex .... A: Peter Marshall v.·as born Pierre LaCock -
and that's on the _square. In June he ilhd h,is wife ce lebrate
thei r 27th v..·edding anniversary, His father v.·as a phanna-
cist in Huntington. W.Va.: his sdrl Peler LaCock pla ys out-
field for the Chicago Cubs. ~ ~-_
Send yoiir 'que.tlion.t to Hy Gardner .,Glod YoK
Asked That" care of t/lis newspaper. P:O. Bo1: 1560.
Costa 1\fesa' 92626. Afarllvn and Jly Gwd11tr 1v'ill au-
swer as n1a111r qu~stions as tl\eV 'Can in·their cohtmfl.
but tl!e votunic 'o~ ·iii.all maR.es perscnial reptle.t il'll·
possible.
Try luster
Brown's n•w
roc;og style mj,
ged shoo. Stwdy •Ro• for any boy. Ha'fe hltR try
o pair ••• We'll
..-.~thtfit
Is ricJlll. '
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C,01lo1·ado'~ Gays
•
Coast Youth
: To Study
In France
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Newport Beach City Council VOTE Chru·ge Bigotry
BOULDER. c;:olo. WPll -
"ft is the same kind or bigotry
I hat blacks and other
minorities had to go lhrouih
in the Soulh in the 1959s," sayii
July J\.1isunas, leader of the
cilv's estin1atcd 7,000
ho"1oscxuals.
• The amendment Prohibit.
~ ditcrlmtnaUon on the basis
of sexual preference. ff the
Pf"IPOS•I pMSes in ·May, the
c:lly of 74,000 pbpul•UOo west
oWlenvu would be.JbeJOlb
U.S. cky lo guarantee Job
~eeyrlty for homosexuals by
law.
Doug Wallace, a l~year-old ,...'°''"'"',...,~'°'c-.• .i.-s w"'"".,,.'"""~ ....... o.,.,. 1•J1 APRIL9
junior at Corona del ~tar •Hghl-i;,_;;·;":·;"";-;'";~~";'';';;;~;;;;;;~;;~~ School, has been selected to
apend 10 weeks In f'rancc as
pot1 ol the ,Youth for OPE ... l ... G
She spoke of threats her
Boulder Gay Lib, Ilic. has
recei\'ed.
UPI Ttl.,.,.11
Oilier 11101111111:>
l\IcCall's l\'lagazine has
reporled in current is·
sue that n1arriagc of
Princess t.largaret and
l~ord Snowden nearly
broke up in 1967 over
Snowden's friendshiJ>
with fashion e di I o r
Pamela Colin (above).
TllE Cf'I'\' COUNC I L
\Vednesday gave honlO!exUals
job security in a human rights
amendment by a 6-3 vote. Cil~·
residents of the to"'n that is
the home of the University of
Colorado now must approve iL
Mayor Penfield Tate said
"the city needs such a thing as
this. I think this is something
that ·is ne<.-essary. It is
some!h.ing that we need to. do
and that we have to do."
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Understanding Americana GRAND ~ ~
Abroad Program. Wed.. Mcrch 20 • Thur., March 2 .1
A fourth year student in Ftowel'S for the Ladies • Balloons for the kids
THE PIZli RIOM THE EAST.
"THE VOTE WILL not con-
stitute an endorsement of gay
life styles, yet it will con-
stitute a pluralistic statement
that gay men and women. like
:ill citizem, should enjoy the
'right to \\Wk free from in-
timidation and fear," said
John MuUl, an officer of the
gay group.
French, the youth applied to
go to F,"rance so that he could
sharpen his language skills
through daily contact. l
Doug, who lives with his
parents at 2108 Vista Entrada,
will leave for Europe in June.
· H.+.S COME WEST! to
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LUNCH & DIMMER D.+.IL Y
The Sou t her n California
Youth for Understanding Com-
mittee is still accepting ap-
plications for Its· 23 summer
programs, acoording to field
representative Mrs. P a t
Kron e, ~ilo is also Harhor
Area manager for Pacific
Telephone. Inquiries may be
directed to her at her office
548-46.10 or home 640.6131.
"" I .h Tues.-Sat.lromtt am •Sundav3pm. '"....,.oz ~~~
~~~Ar'tJ~S 548 3172 ~, .... t •. .,
"ltfcmbers of the gay
organization have • received
hate calls and people have
threatened ourselves and our
children," l\1s. 11-tisunas said.
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PSA. Accused
·Overbooked Jet Probe Asked
SACRAMENTO (A P1
A.s.sernblyman Eugene Chappie
bas urged the state Public
Utilities Commission to in-
vestigate\ rcporb of ovtrbook·
ing of OJghts by Paclric
Southwes t A.irllnes.
"I Hi\\1E been informed b)' vanct," Chappie said \Ved-
various people. in partil'\llar nesdav in a letter to PUC
one case of a mother and President Vernon Sturgeon.
three children being removed PSA spokesman T erry
from their Sef.ts on a schedul· Henry said the airline not only
ed night of PSA after their doesn't overboo k its nights,
having h1d reservations in ad-but also in many cases doesn't t----------·---=--e\'tn fill them up In advance.
******************** MERCURY SAVINGS * * and lo.an association
''WE DO NCYr overbook our
flights. By ovcrbooklnfl? 1
mean to, %0 or 15 percent O\'er
a gi\'C'fl airplane's passenger
capacity," be said.
''Y.'c don 't book to the
alrplacc's capacity," he ad·
ded. "Experience has taught
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GUILTY IN BA LTIMORE
Dale Anderson
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Anderso)l Guilty
111 IGckback Case
BAL1Iti.IORE !AP ) -Dale
Anderson. the Democrat who
succeeded Spiro T. Agnew as
the Bal timore County l'X·
ecutive, has betn convicted hr
a fede ral jury of 32 counts on
income tax evasion and ex·
torting kickbacks frOl'n ron-
manipulation probe .
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KLINE, 35, testi fied unde
immunity that In 1970 and 197
he l<iundcred SIOO ,rm rasl
for Anderson through bogu
loans .ind stock deals design.:d
to hide the nloney front ta.
T11>1rwla7 March 21. 1974
Cri111 c Post
SACllA~tl::~'TO ll'Pll -As.
.«-rnbl)' Spt"aker Rob ~11\·ctll!
h:1s nppo1n1td Fresno C.OUnt \-
Supervbor Ann:1nOO 0 H•1d·t·'
guct to the nc.,.,·lv r<-n rl!tl"''" 1
C.al 1forn1a Counr·I UI' r-•1111n-i'
Just1c n1~ counc I :ii1nuu ~•1 r
fede ral ant1-cr1m(' f Jlld~
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LUCILLE KUEHN x AD\llNISTRA TIVl" ;\,'\lAl ''ST
Newport Beach City Council VOTE
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Tile jury of six men and si x r---------------------------..... ~·001cn returned the guilty
amount of people are going to ----------
verdict V.'ednesday en all
counts aft('r slightly n1ore
than eight hours of delibera-1
t1on . The-\' recei\·cd the caS('1
Tuesday · nighl fo!IO\\'ing 10
11·ttks of testimony and IPgal
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show up and try to get on that
airplane by' hook or by crook."
llenry said PSA planes have
been full on many nighlS
because of !he fuel shortage.
Kids Like to
Ask And)'
WE'LL EXTEND OUR SKI DEPT. SEASON CLOSE OUT
THURS., FRI,, SAT. AND ·SUN., MARCH 2' st
THRU MARCH 24th, BUT NOT A DAY FURTHER -
MONDAY Will BE TOO LATE ••• THAT'S THE
DAY WE CLEAR OUT ALL OUR SKI MERCHANDISE
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l1ictinis
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SAN F'RA NClSCO ! AP )
Doc..1.ors say th\'y ha"<' the
first absolute proof of the
presence of LSD in lhe bodies
of eighl persons. four of whom
s uffered soch se\'ere
O\'erdoscs 1hat they bl!.'d froin
''e\·ery orifice."
The incident "'as rt>portcd
\\1f'dnesday in the \\'~em
Journal of ~tedicinc of the
Calliomia fo.1edical Associa-
tion. by Dr. Oiarlts E.
Becker. director of clinical
phartnaC'Ology at San Fran-
cisco General Hospilal. Dr.
JoM C. Klock, a hematologist:
and t;do Boemer. a lox·
i<:ologist.
argwnents.
ASDERSOS, ONt: of r,tary-
land's most po'ol-erful local
Democrats, stared expression-
les:; at the U.S. District County
j1/ry as the fo reman . Ah i:i
\liiSf'· rl•spondC'd "guilty" as H
court clerk queri~I the panel
on .~ich count .
·'rn1 not guilty," Anderson
declared as he stopped at a
y.·ater cooler on the v.·ay out of
thC' courl. .. I've authorizOO rny
attomey 10 take all ne('('S/li<iry
slrps to file for a OC\\' tri:il or
an apJX'al."
Judge JoSt-ph II. Young ga\'e
lhr defense 20 davs to file mG-
1io ns And releaSNI Anderson
on his O\\'n recogruzanre.
THE 57 -YEAR-OL D
Jakes· back from the Midwest & has returned with a fine selec·
tion of antiques to be offered!
OAK:
FRIDAY, MARCH 22. 7 P.M.
Tables. Roll Tops, Ch inas. Hall Trees. Rockers,
Chairs. Secrel aries and a large assortment of mint
items.
Pain tings, China. Crystal . Lamp s, Marble Top Com·
modes & some se lected Victorian items as we ll as
mirrors. decorator items plus 1.001 pieces of Bric·
A·Brac .
Jakes' Antique Auction Gallery
2722 H. ~alto lnecr llulocksl
SC111fa Ana
I N ITIAL LABO RA TOR V
reports i ndi c ated the .
substance '1'2! cocaine. But
San Francisco G e n e r a 1
Ho spttaJ's pharmacological
te;:i m found !hat mass soe<:·
lrosoopy precisely iden tified
the su bstance as I h e
hallucinogenic drui; LSD.
Anderson was convicte<I of ex-
torting $38,620 in ca se
kickbacks from arch.ilects and
engineers in retw-n for Wlbid
consulting contracts from the
suburban county. ~~~~~~~:::::::~~~~~~~~~2~~~~~~~~~~ 1\nde r s on succeeded -;-· -·-· -----------
Republican Agnew as the
county's top eKccutivc in 1966.
The same com 1ption probe: led
lo Agnew's rcsignR!ion a~
\'ice µresident and his ron-
\ic1ion on federal income lax
charges to v.·hich he pleaded
no contest.
"ft ~·as like a fingerprint."
Beeker said. "lt '<''as absolute
proof ol lhe pnsence of L.SD
in the body."
The doctors reported a case
involving four men and four
v.'OIT>efl, from 19 to 30. who had
gone to a dinner party nd
lhea inhaled a v;hite po~ er
throut{h a str w insert · ne
nostril. All su ·i\'cd e huge
overdoses.
SO FAR AS is known. the v
y,·ere the first pe~ in
whom pha.rmacolO£"ists v.·cre
able to identifv oreciselv the
presence ol LSD in the bod\'.
Ailderson also "'as convicted
of C\'ading $59,947 in income
ta1es from 1969 lhrou~h 1972.
years v.•hen the go\·crnmcnl
contended hf! understated his
earnings by fl26,Bn .
HE FACES l\I AX l ~f U M
sent ences of 20 years and a
$10,!XXI fine on each of 28 ex·
tortion-related counts and fi\'e
years and a St0,000 fine on
each of four tax charges.
The principal witness on !he
tax charges 'o\'as Joel Kline, a
financial expert v.·ho last week
"·a~ released from custod}'
after serving a jail term for
trying to quash a federal stock
"They v.·ere h\eedinfl? from
C\"Cry orifice of the bodv,"
said Berker of four r.f th" vie·
tims. "II ~\"9<: a uni(lllr> thing.
If you touehed one of them -
anyv,·here -!hey bled." ---------~I
BECKF:R SAID it took foor
lo six 00.rrs to control the
bleedi ng. He said the LSD ao.
parently affected adversely
these cells v.tiidl help main.
lain blood clott ing.
The doctors reported that
the \•ictirm screamed. nailed
their arms and had "severe
h~l\ucinat ions ." Some had
diarrhea. two "·ere descrll>Pd
as ~·ctYitic and one, a I~
vear-old woman. had a 107· degree fever.
R·atty
KUALA LU ~I PUR,
r-.ralaysia IAP l -The
Kuala Pilah d is t r i ct
agrlculturt' office is goinJ.:
to pay i"·o cen_ts for e\'ery
rat tail turned in .
Rats destroy more !han
$40.000 "'Orth of rice a
year in 1he Wstrict. and
the government 's goal is
60.000 tails.
Buying a compact ca r \\'ith a si x·c;•Jindcr engine
can make room in your iludget . If that compact car is
an economica l 197·1 Chevy Nnva G. ~·ou 'll also end up
,,·ith a lot of room in your ca r. '' .i\utomoti\'c
lnduslfi£!s '-Roomlncss l ndex" says no
domestic compact at any price has more
head and shoulder room, front and rear.
than Nova. The roomy, economical
Nova 6 comes in three versatile models,
2-door, 4-<loor and Hatchback. All in
all. Nova 6 makes a lot o f
sense
right
now .
The Sea Terrace_Ap_arlmmts-
the new fun-place to enjoy
ocean-close adult living
Laguna Niguel's newest design !or fun-living, tun-loving adulta:
The Sea Terrace Apartments. Clote to !he surf and sand, it'a a
lun place to be. Ocean or park views. Beam celllnga upstair1.
Pane Ung--downstairs. Patios or balconlea. Plus a Recreation
Building with fireside lounge. pool end Jacuul. We think these
apartments are !he best value In the whole area. Come tee
them tOd ay, and see If you don '! ahare our view.
1 Bedroom from S205, 2 Bedroom• from $225, tome furnllhed
Directions: From Los Angeles, take San Diego Freewey south
to Crown Valley Parkway exit. Rlgh'1 (approx. 6 ml.) lo Paclf\C
Coast Hig hway. lelt t mile lo Niguel Rd . left on Niguel Rd . to
The Sea Terrace Apartments.
~ LagunaNiguel
The Choice Community
R1nel'IC1Berl'l1•do 1nd V<l!lge P1r~. 011111 fin41 N1w Towl'l1
by lwcci Commun•ly 01Y9IOP1rt. l"e. f11•) •IU~I .~ -
The 3-D()(JT. You can carry p,op/e around com·
fortably in any 1974 Nova G. The Hatchback Nova 6 lets
you carry lots of lhi11 ;:s around comfortably. Open the
c::::==--~rcar hatch, fold dov•n the rear seat.
and you'll have nearly-six-fcer
of flat load space. Six fiat feet
arc just \\'hat you need on grocery
shopping or mo\·ing days. Right'
QHMMllET MlllES S00E RlR IMDICl
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12 DAIL V PILOT Thursday, March 21 , J'11 •
Judge Lets
Ca ll Girls
Off Hool~
A t Space Cente r
Nixon Decorates Astronauts
WASHINGTON (UPI\ -
Prostitution charges arc being
dismissed by a District of
Columbia judge who has ruled
that police are ill egal ly
discriminating when they ar-
rest the women but ignore
their male customers.
Despite the d e cisio n ,
\Vnshington police said \\'fd·
nt'Sday they ~'Ould continue lhe
practice.
TBe
VILL8G8
Eunice \Va lkup
WAStD NGTON, AS :i ma ior
tourist attraction. historicallv
ha s had a large number or call
girls, pr os t i t u t es and
unu s uall y br aze n
streetwalkers. many of whom Last January 1st seems
solicit customers on 14th very_ remo~. ~~sn't it? In·
St reel only a half dozen blocks credibly. this 1s Just the 80th
from the White Hoose. da)'. of 1974; More to the
On Tuesday in a written point ,• IT S SPRING.
. . .., ' "d tb t the everybody, so be of good opm10n. i .. orman sai a cheer~ <Time really whizzes ~~ of women ror pr~· by at The Village, however,
utut1cn "represents a clal'ls1c so don't forget: Only 277
e1ample of our historic double s hopping days Jell till Christ-
standard under which one set mas!)
ol standards is apolied to ~i.t,
remiiles and ariOU\er set o ~~---
standards to males. Meanwhile, to put spring
"Under police policy, \•:hat in your step, EARTll SllOES
warrants criminal prosecution have a patented deJign
for a female does not "'arrant which simulat es walkinj!'. on
criminal prosecution for a sand. Conceived in, Denmark
male. The Constitution does 10 .Y~ars a~o, they re new .to
not condone this result. If this Ca l1f orn1a b u t B I G 1n . 1 .. Europe. were a racia case. . .
Norman said, "not a oourt in
this coontry would den y these
motions to dlsmia." Men s ometimes a.sk -
demand, in fact C what it is
NORMAN SAD> that police that women reill.Y WANT.'
i.timooy,ln oourt -that It's quite simple, Fellas (and an 550 ~~&l'Telted on reJ9:emll& you . hear Cl-it
prost\tution c h arge s in ~re): J ust lb tib and~let
Washington last year were .,,'O. Lib.
rifen. : ,
Nonnan's:rulink. that came -
with the dismissal of prostitu· But if your wife's been
tfon charges a.11;alnst two c~mplaining ~at the only ex·
Washington women. suppo~ c1tement. 'She s had a ll week a um decision under appeal was bavmg the .socks· come
by the U.S. ottomey to the out even afte! thr~e loads of
dist.riel. Co rt of Appeals that wash,:--she might scllle tern· u . I • ' poran ly for a Sunduy rwtor·
t.1tut 1 on ~ st:rt,u,IB un CJSCO.'S. Guaranteed to lirt
constitutional. The U.S. at-BOTH yourspirils!
torney's office said Norman's
ruling i;i.'Ollld also be appealed.
4 F1·0 111 Coast
Ea rn Degrees
Another soul-soother is
THE GETAWAY, '~1here the
accent i.s strictly on !un. Pick
any sport -you'll find lhc
garb a nd gCar ror it there.
0 Foor Orange Coast re$idents
have been awarded ~1aster of Apropos.of which (and for
Arts Degrees In Education at the r aqueleers a mong us) we
Cllapman College in Orange saw a personalized license
recently. plate t:he other A.M. which
They are Ca rev R. Hubert. read IOSN'EI. Took quite
San Clemen te: L.e1ano C. Arth. aw~ilc to fi gure out that was
Seal Beach: Michael E . asking. "Tennis, Anyone?"
Newcotnb, \VestnlinStt!r and ;).\llf_
Jack D. O'Brien, Laguna Ii.ills. ~~
"lnr.,..tty of men 11 to be m•• u M by their conduct,: ,.., ~ tl*r prof .. tlOfl • · • Junius
'to De JUdged a person of
Integrity by one's peers is
n.n honor or the highest or-
der. It means thn.l t~ who
know one bcRt have obsel'V·
Ni th<' passing of various
tC11L'I of character ... 'they
k n o w they can depend on
thl11 one's honesty and rcll-
\ ability.
Tht're have ahi. ays been.
ruca\1 tn high plaCf'S. Posi·
lion or profession Is a piXJr
mea11ure of integrity. but
cooducl Is an infallible guide.
\Ve are guallt\00 to advise.
you rega.rdlng benefll& which
may be ava.lleble from Vet·
tten's. S«l31 Stttnity or
o1her M>Un:ell. \Ve have st'rv-
rd th~ So. Coeat Area faith-
fully 1hlcr 1927.
£'H€FF€R moaTU.,ay
&>auty -as the poet said
-lies in the eye or the
beholder. It also lies in EVE'S ART GALLERY. So
-behold !
(If you're as curious as \\'C
we re, "Eye Herself " is
Eileen Scharr. And with a
lifelon g nick na m e li ke,
THAT, whet--ot her----eareer-
could s he possibly ba\'c
grown up into? J
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Speaking of Ca reers, Bart
Ro binson or TllE }~IRST
AME RICANS has two :
Silversm ith and Actor . So if
you get the feelinJ? you've
seen .hi m before , y ou
probably~have . <Perhaps on
the recent Din ah Shore show
where he combined both ta len~s in a n a bsorbin g
discussion of the turquoise
he uses for custom pieces?>
But 'he's mofe form.a lly
known as Bartlett Robinson
when he 's appearing on s uch
T .V. programs as. "Kung
1''u " or in his current film,
Woody Allen's "Sleeper.''
0 .
''U niq ue '' is a sadly
abused word nowad ays ,
riisapplied more often than
OOt. Our thesaurus offers
"singular " "m atchless" or
"unparaliele'CI" Instead -
a nd those DO describe our
MERCANTILE Bl!ILDING ,
with iu surprising levels or
rascinating ~ho~ and that
unusual glass eJevatcrr. But
somehow-or-other, we keep
1 com\ng back to "unique" -
because lhat 's what 1t truly
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Church. Murals Bulldozed
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• ' ' OlriJt, located in the' Western
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' J\.tlLL£R USED ordinary
house paint, and art eKperls
estimated $50,000 or more was
needed to re.move the pain·
tings from the concrete tA·alls.
~·o other murals painted on
plasterboard ,..·ere removed
before the demolltkn
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the church site was cleared to
make way for a housing pro.
}eel sponsored by a Japanese.
American rellglous group.
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So methin g Beautiful Is Happening At
South Coast Pla za. .A Flower arid
Fashion Show. Our Beautiful Balconied
Jwo-J.evel Mall Has_Been-Tun-i ed-lnte-A--
Dazzling Displ ay Of Color.And Will Play
To A Pac ked House (We Hope) Thru
April 1. The Flowerin g Genius 'of Mr.
Harry Macres Will Be Complemented By
.the Exciting Display Gardens Of Area
nurse ri es And Plant Boutiques. Sp rin g
fashions~i ll-B e Unve i~ed At 3 Shows
On March 29-3 0 In Th e Jewel Court Of
Th e New Wing. Visit Th e Easter Bunny In
Th e Carousel Court. South Coast ?ta.za
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Fashions• Finn's • Gene's • Greta's • House of Nine• Hubbub• judy's • t..ane Bryant·• Lillian's • Marlene Fabrique • Miss Hawaii •Sabrina •The Wet Seal • Zel ig's Casual Fashions
• MEN'S APPAREL ..• Carat's • Chasin's • Gentry, Ltd. • Horris & Fronk'• Hoel""her's • Prep $hop • Rebel Shop •CHILDREN'S APPAREL •• : Bergstrom'~ Baby News • FAMILY SHOES
..• Gudes-Barnett •Innes Shoes • Thom McAn •WOMEN'S SHOES .·.• C.H . Boker• Cameo • Field's •Joyce Shoe Tree• Leed's •CHILDREN'S SHOES .. , Cabot's o HOME FURNISHINGS .••
Golden Needle • House of Fabrics • Singer • Udoff's•VARl~-ORUQS ••• South Coast Drue.• F. W. Woolworth •JEWELRY-GIFTS •.• Chic Accessories • Galleon • Jewe·1s by Joseph • Koven
Jewelers • George ~Urray •Pace Setter • Raj of India • Raj ln~ernetionat • Sunset House• Welsfield's •FOOD-CANDY •• , HickOry Farms• Lindberg Nutrition • See's • RESTAURANTS •.•
Coaches Corner • Harvest House • Magic Pan • Kaplan's • LePetit Cafe • Rivie'ra •SPECIAL TY SHOPS .•. A La Card •Cline's• Brentano's • Decorator Line • House of Terry • Pickwick
Bookshop• Rooten's Luggage• Sports Plaza •Tinder Box• Toy Center • WeJUchs • Westen's Cameras • SERVICES ••• Bak Portrait Studio • Better Barbers •Bun Nichols Optometrist
•Crowning Glory Beauty Salon • House of Tailoring • On the Go Travel • Regis Be11tuty Salon • FINANCIAL .,. Avco Savings /Cc Loan• Bank of A merica • Crocker Bank • First Western Bank
• Household Finance • Pociflc Savings o. TMEATRES. ••• South Coast Plaza I and II Th&atr..S.
0 SOIJ'ftl Bt. V1LL&Ge· ... Stroll Cobblestone Walks & Shop 7~outiques •••• 10 Restaurants for Dining 0
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0111 F i s hin ~ llole
}ll1vorski Arguing on Legal Li1nit ,
Ry OJCK \\'t-;ST
\\'ASl!Ji\GTON' (UPI)
Prcsidcnl Nixon has crltlctzcd
attem1>1s lo subpoena hi!! tapes
1111d r <' c 0 rd S' itS "fish•n~
cxpcd1t1ons.··
For anyone "''ho knows the
l{·rritory, so to .-1icak. th 3 t
nictaphor has real 1ncaning.
\G H Te#
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water. Their faces looked
(amiliar so I Slopp&t to chat
for a few mlnules.
"Having any luck?" I said.
An angler who introduced
himself as a Mr. Jaworsk i bent
do\vn to. lhe wat~r·s edge and
pulled up a siring of white
housensh.
I GAVE A \VHIS11..F. or I.
amazemet:it.
"That's the biggt"!lt m<'ss I've
seen In a Jong lime." I said.
"You should have seen the
one that got away," Jaworski
said.
"Are you going to try to
land any more?"
Jaworski said the local
game warden was claJ:rning he
already had el'ceeded lhe legal
limit. But he contended that
bis catch included a number of
undersir.ed. f I u 11: e s and
croakers that didn't really
count.
Air F.orce .Jobs Saloo n
Bu gged ~Sky's Limit' for Women
SAN ANTONlO, Tex.
(UPI) -Tho waw,ai.
.... burglarized_
Thieves broke into a
salooo with the same
name as the famed
W a s hington apartmerit
compJex before d a "n
Wednesday and took an
undetermined amoont <4
goods.
Chandler
Requests
Dismissal
SAN FRANCISCO (AP! -
Los Angeles Times publisher
Otis Clwxller has asked a
federal oourt h«e to disml!s
him as a defendant in an al·
leged l30 millioo oil fraud suit.
In an answer filed 'I'uad.ay
in U.S. Di.!trk:t Caurt to a suit
of May 11, Otandler denied
participaUng In any fraudulent
conduct and request«! his
dismi3sal.
DEFENDANTS IN TIIE suit
brought by the Securities and
Exchange Commission are
By JOYCE L J[ENNEJ)Y
DEAR JOYCE: I'm In Ille
tenth grade. l can't afford a
college educaUon. 18 it true
that you can get ooe In tile Alt
Force ? If ao, would I have to
take a particular course in
high IChool ! How old do l
have to be and what do women
do In Ille Air Fon:e! Do they
get pa.kl like men! Please tell
me pi<oty. -A.N., Cbarlotto,
N.C.
Tbef)O"s pleoty to say -
the Air Force program for
which bu 20,S38 wtimen now
on active duty. The WAF
1Wornen in the Air Force\ ap-
plicant mUSI bo a high sd>o91
grad between 18 and %7. She
am be single or marri<d, wttb
or without dependectl. The
minimum enlistment period Is
four years. And, Ye I ,
8el"Vioewomen do receive ex·
actly the same pay and
benefits as men In the ume
pay grade with the same time
in servloe.
Of the 47 occupatkml fields
offered In the Air Force, 43 of
them are open now to w<men.
Jobs range from supply and
food ...-vice to pbotomapping,
security police, and com-
municatioos.
Geotek Resources Fund, Inc.; I..ErS L001t AT A FEW.
13 associated firms; Jact P. Personnel in the "alrc:rew ~
Burke, owner..d 86 pert:<IJt cl tec<ion" n.Jd perform boll>
the management finn con-~ and land rt!ICUt
trolling Gtotek, and other in-operatioos. 1n c o mp u·t e r
diYiduab Including <l>andlei-. systems, you rolled and
lion and related. fees. 1'le final
phase o( this prorgam re.
quires military t r a i n I n g
preparatory to commissioning
at the Officer Training Sdiool.
YOW' military obligation is
four ytat1 of service arter
cornmisaioning.
If you intend to work
towanla a bachelor's d..,...
whl.le in the Air Forte, or
afterward.I (l/rouflb the G.I.
-·
bill\, It would be ~·isc.to take
college preparatory courses in
high achoo!.
FOR MORE DETAILS and
Uterature about the WAF
program, you can dial this
toll.free number: 8(l0.447-t700
with no obligalloo.
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"SOME OF THEM were so
small l was tempted to throw
them back," he said.
'Jbe suit alleges that the prepare data as well as pro.-
defendants violated teirurlties gram and operate computen:.\~=============================Jaws by selling more than W AF specialists in t he
1be next fisherman J talked
to;-an e1der1y gent called~. eited for Youth We:rk was having rotten luck. "I haven't hooked anything Mrs. Michael Brick of Huntington Beach (left), and
Jn weeks," be said. "They ,..Irs. Edward Schumacher of Newport ~each accept
were bi.Ung real good last Disneyland Community Service Award given to
2,000 oil drilling partnmh;Jl5 "fabric, lealller and tubber"
to public investors, employing field inspect, pack_ and ~ ~devices, schemes and a_rtt _parachutes al~g wtth repall'·
fices to defraud by mearui of Ing articles . THere are sev~n
untrue statements of material oocupatJonal fields in mam-
lacts and by omissiom." tenance of al:craft, wea~
and other eqwi:ment . Afedical
and dental careers are also summer but I seldom even get Orange County Philharmonic Society for youth pr~ CllANDLER SAID he
a Dibble any more." gram past year. It involved 18 fully-orchestrated con-personally invested $248,000 in
"Maybe you shoald try certs and 400 children's chamber concerts, given in various oil programs, but said
ftshing somewhere e1'e," I every elementary school in the county. Award was he "believl'd in the-rtuth and
suggested. $1,000. accuracy ol ~'ell reports." "The location isn't the _:__:.__________________ He also actnowledged in-
problem," he replled. "Anyme ...--'trocluCing Burke, a ~e
will tell you that-Watergate is -classmate, to various pros-
tbe best flihing spot in IOWll. • "Railroad Arra1·gn· ed P"ctiVe invest<rs ard receiv-
ing a total d $109,000 in "WHY ONE NIGHT a finders' rees.
couple of springs ago , iive RIVER.SIDE \U PI) -Union from ~xcessivc smoke al· But he specifically denied
Patiffc RallrOild ' was ar-\egedly discharged by the allegatiom that ~ Jan. I,
raigned. here 1.n MunlciPal railroad's locomotives in the 1964 until the present he used
toUrt on 11 counts of air pol· R.iverskle area between Nov. either the mails or interstate You can Charge
DAILY PILOT
Classified Ads
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642·5678
lution violations. 29, and Marcil I. commerce to defraud or 00..
The misdemeanor dlarges The court ordered t h e taln money by u n t r u e
"''ere filed last week by the railroad's attorneys to enter a statements or omissiom in of-
Riverside County Air Pollution plea to the charges on March fering or selling gas and oil
Control District. They . slem 28. exploration programs a n d
securities.
SPRING" FABRIC CLEARANCE U.S. Seeks DRAPERY FABRIC REMNANTS
Fir$1 Quality pieces. 2 10 10 yds.
ReQular S2.00 to SS.DO yd.
available.
'Jbe Air Force encourages
its members to continue their
educalioo . WAFs are eligible
ror free Jel"Vice school training
in ma5t ol their chosen
specialties (jobs). Uncle< Ille
guaranteed job option plan,
qualified applicants m a y
seloct the~ specialty prior to
enlistment. About 85 per<eol
of all new enlistees receive
tedmical training at one of
five Air Force training centers
before reporting W their first
assignments. The average
length of these ech>ols is 15
weeks.
OPPORTllNITIES 10< off.
duty 1education on the college
level are made available to
active d u t y servicewomen ---
through sevE'f'al programs .
"Tuition assistance" pays 75
percent~ tuilion (ee.s for off.
du ty study at accrtdited
schools. In this program,
there's a 2.year service obliga-97,~
IMPo~TED COATING' WOOLS
Lawnmower
~oise -Cut
tion for offlcers and nooe for·1--------------------,------------
enllsted penoonel. -
HeavtEnglish Pla ids.
Regulaf". 14.98 yd.
ACRYLIC PLAIDS
Washable. Good lor suits
and sports wear. Regular S4.98
SKI JACKET QUILTS
Good for jackets or
oanl s. Regular S3.98 yd
FABRICS
SOUTH COAST PL AZA • CAROUSEL LEV EL
. OP EN EVENINGS & SUNDAYS
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WASHINGTON (AP\ -The
government is starting a J»'Oo
gram aimed at cuUlng down
the Saturday afternoon roar of
Jawnmo~·en in the suburbs.
The General Se rvic es
Administration, which does
the government's i;hopping.
asked for bids on 10.000 new
po\\·er Jawnmou'ers, requiring
that their noise level be reduc-
ed by at least 50 percent com-
pared to current models.
··it is esthnatcd that the in-
novations stimuJated by the
f'leperi n1enl--could movo...inlo
the private market within
three years after the rU'St bulk purch8s. by Ille government ...
1\1csday's announcement said.
The aceredited Community
C,o:llege of the Air Fettt ofters
certificates for a minimum ol.
14 semester hours ln 8 general
areas such as administration
and management, he a 1th
career science, and com-
munications.
WANT TO GO TO COL-
LEGE FREE? Career·minded
\VAF's \\·ith at least one year
actit•e duty and 30 S{'mester
hours of college credit may
apply for the Airman Educa·
ti()n an d Commissioning
Program (AECP). Th i s
recently expanded 3 -ph ase
program po>.tides uLJQ._ 36 __
months of education In full·
time study at an accredited
college. Se.lectees receive full
pay and allo\\·ances. plus tui-
NEW SPRING
FASHIONS
Arriving Daily!
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Fun· Loving
F eather-
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light, com(ortable,
fullJlLJun! Soft li~suals
made lo slip info and go .
So sporty an d c;11 rcfree,
they'll make yo u feel great
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A1AL1BU IAP1 -In this
1easlde stlllcment o I
c ine 1n a· s gods snd
goddeut!!, the p;.1la<'e fll:W-
ly ariliefl on a <'llff ab.iv••
the Pnclf10 might be
mistall;en for u leftover
movie set from "Quo
Vadb."
Bot a close look
convinces the m o ii; I
1 mirage, are rt1nlnded
that the structure and its
tre asure trove of
antiquities. appraised as
the flll('Sl suth a r t
oollec1ion 1n America. are
valued at more than $17
million.
r\.O. 79.
CO~TRO\'ER..lliiY h a s
~urrounded the
irchitecture of the
building sinct it opened
la st month. but ·critics
agree unanlmoWllY that
Getty's art object:i ~
particularly the
extraordinary plec~ or
Greek and Roman
•culpture ore
incomparable
maslerpieccs of po<'tlc
beauty.
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Tlie 1st
Streaka
By tbe ..UllOdlttd Prtsa
Are they perverts o r
pranksters? l.#.wd or lovabl<'?
A danger or a delight?
1 1 .. v rn .1 J'"" lllOIL l l"HVI -------
Ne1v lttci.11eroto1·
Ma1·ijt1a11aAIIB111·11ed U]l
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E~IERY\11LLE CAP) -It v.·:is rnot1i;h
to nlllk<' a n1ar111uuui sinoker cry.
~tore th<1n J.500 pounds of pot. othl·f
dn11;s <ind 3C('eSSOrit"'5 V.'t'lll up ln na 1Tll'S
ht're -"'ithoul a si.ngll' puff of s111ok1•.
co1np.'ll1} said 11s ;1ppl 1cation 15 flOl
h11111c-cl to 1nar1Juana.
~IOST or Tiil:'. drui;s ca1nc fron1 thi>
!'1:1t1' Burc<iu of 0.1ngC"rous !lrugs .. ..n1d a
t'ftO'lJ).'111}' !i:pokrsninn. and l:iv• en·
!Ort·rnil'nl offi<"ia!$ frun1 St'\l'r31 iunsdic-F.:"<O\'IRO~~I E~TAL l)('r icl'~. 111 c t1m1s 11 rrc on h.1nd for the dc111onsfr;1· organiird lhe smokclt'SS do1w bul'ln i.:
Tursdav to dc1non:-tratt• •111 u\t1ncra1or uon
;keptiea\ th11t the
mu.ltlcolored marble halls
1od columned porl icos of
the J. Paul Getty ~luseun1
are real. As real as a
·nrst century Ron1oin \•il\11
::an be in ~lalibu circa
1974
t:etty, the 81·year-old oll
millionaire v.·ho supervist.d
constr uct i on of the
California !iihowplace from
'ii'I n1anor house i n
England. dC('rt·t'd that thr
museum be modell'd after
lhl' \'1\la dei P;lpyri.
L'Qnstructed as a pri\·att'
riome at llcrcul.incun1. a
tn\ln nt•ar Pompeii "'hich
~·as destrQ\'ed hv the ~ruplion of. \ CSU\'~US Ill
It is a collection . said
)ne critic. that cannot be
11atchcd al any rnuscurn
'.lut.side i\rw )'ork or
Boston. and pt'rhaps not
2ven there.
Lette~ to the editors of thP
nation's newspapers show the
population ls about ev('n!y
dl\'id~ i.n Its opinion of
~:.rcakers dashing nudr across
rolll'ge camJ)US('S and city
StrN'IS.
"\\'(' have raisro up a
gt'neration of frt"aks ," E.B.
Buffingt.On 'ATOle to 1 h r
Houston . Trx. Qironic\c.
Colltt•b<tt•I-::, that it · cl:11n1s muld '1r11L1lh 1·lan1n;1tt· \ Jll')IOI~ fK' pl.Hit usin!: th1• s~ ~lf'n1 !••
1he fragr;1nt .ur poH·:uun 'ot h111n111~ 1111·u1.·r;H1' 11;i..nr on ;1 url ~tll sc.dl' h:1s
TllOSF. \\'110 still b!1nk
10 \,·ondrr. certain it lS
• "I A..\t C0'.\1'1.:'\CEll
Wilderness Preservation that they are oot. in any "':JV
sk'k -unless SOf'llC cau~h·
rold." \\'illi:11n Smit~rrs s:11r1
In a Jetter to the t'ditor of lhr
Leader-Herald in Glo\'Cr!i\'ille .
N.Y. "I am e'·rn mOn.' coo-
\'incrd tbat lhi.s innocf'nl. quite
nonlt"Wd, vrry b'OOd-humof"f'd
aclivily is not cootribuling to
a decayed SO{'icty."
Okayed by State's Senate
SACRA~IEXTO I AP1 -The
slate Senate has voted 1~5 to
d('sig nnte up to 100.000 acre"
of state-0v.•nrd lands as part of
a nl'v.'\v-cr~·alt'd California
\\' 1 I d c;. n e s s Preservation
System.
Srn. John NeJf'<ily I n -
\\'al nul Creek f said his bill
doe~ not provide any funds for
purchase of wilderness lands.
It only takes the concept of
1\·:lderncss lRnds de\'e!oped
by the fcdt>ral government and
"expands the t hough t to
California !ands."
State lands \"hich v.·ould be
affected by the bill include
portions of A02.a·llo1Tt'~O
Desert State Paik in SM
Diego County, Mounl San
e 'fnlwe 81111
SACH.A'.\IENTO tUPll
The Sl:ile i)('partn1ent of
Parks and Hccreation said it
purchased si x acre~ of prinic
downlo\l·n lakcfront prO\X'rty
al Lake Tahoe for SGS:!.;;oD.
The property along llii;:h'\'a~·
28 gives the st~ll' 2.000 fec.-t of
lakefront. ll '.\'as purchas('d
from the Joseph King cslatl'.
VACAVILLE (UPI!
voters in Vacaville have re-
jected a measure \vhich would
have added I:> cents pt>r $100
al'C('~S or 11void potentially
adverse developmrnt.
e R <'d•rood S ii~
SAN FRA;.iC\SCO 1l'PI 1
The Sa v e -t he·Rt'd'.l.•oods
l.A"a~ur reportrd th at i t
donated J t)R.acre parcel of
redwood forest land to the
Hedv.·OCKI National l'ark.
1'he acr1..-age ts localed in !he
Skunk C;1hbage Creek area ad-
joining the coastal sect\on or
the park.
The league says ii has 60.000
m<"mbers who contribute to a
fund for preserving redv.·oods.
e ~lnrd1 Bid
SACR..\~IE!\'TO <UPI\
Some lcller 'A'litrrs i:.aid
streaking was a dC'finite inl·
provement OVC'T thr prolr"l
drmonstrations that s1r(•pt 1h£' rampus~ several years ai:o I
Other.r; comp.1rt'd it to r.1~1
faris for goldfish S"'allrl\l'il''..!;
and telephone booth s111ffing -1 silly. but harmless.
Jacinto State J>ark _ i n ( )
Riverside County. Cast I e OUTDOORS
Crags State Park ;n Shasta
County. Vent...1n.a \Vildc111ess in --
Thl' state 1,·ould pu1Thasc $4
minion \.\'Orth of land around
the Suisan ~·larsh to protect
f.'l'ldangert'd v.·aterfowl under a
hill proposed by As.sl•mblyman
\\lilliam T. Btigley (R·San
Rafa<'!\.
Robert J. ~foon' Jr. ~·rote toj
lhe Columbia S.C. Rr-rord
after a state legislator pro-
post'd that anyone cauct.l
streaking should be expenrd
from school. "1 thnnk you f()r
your coocem." ~1oore said .
"but r recommend a simple
solution ... Cl~e your eyes to
the problem. No one forC<'S
you or anyone else to gaze
upon their naked bodies."
AN IDAllO Statesman
reader seemed more con-
ccrncd about the long hair on
some of the male streaker.-
than about tlK'ir lack of
cloth ing . "Let me suggC'st." lw
v.·rote. "that if these streakers
,\·t>ar a rover on lh<'ir h.?;;11i~
the law should go easy on the
indN'('nl t'X"posure bit. The\'
may have the most offensive
part of ttrir anatomy cover-
!\lonter('y County. San Rafael
\Vild erness in Santa Barbara
County. l\·larble 1\1 o u n ta in
\Vildemei::.s in Siskiyou County
and Yotla Bolla Middle Eel
\Vilderne~s in Tehama Counly
e S lnl•• Par/,
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI 1
··Annadel F'anns.'' 4.100 acre5
of land in the Sonoma l\toun-
tains, was desicnnted as a
state parlt by the State Parks
and Recreation Commisi;ioo.
The commission said · the
property east of Santa Rosa
would be named Annadel State
Park.
The land. popularly known
for years locally a~ "Annadel
Parms." offers a "variety or
r ecreational opportunities,"
the report said. '
e Slgiis OK'd
SACRA~1ENTO (UPI·1
Gov. Ronald Reagan has sign-
ed Jegis\ation permiUing the
Departn1cnt of Transportation
lo place signs restricting park-
ing within one-bait mile of any
state park.
The measure, I ABl662) by
Assemblyman Eugme A .
Cllappie (R-Cooll allO\\'S the
parking restriction ¥1hen it is
determined there is an rx-
treme fire ha1..ard or if health
officials feel camping would
impose a public health hazard.
to the property tax ra1e to
purchase land ror recreational
purpo.ses.
A total of 2.IM voted against
the ·"open space'' measure
'\'hilc 1.869 approved it.
Bagley, a candidate for con-
tioller. said Iha! sta te
purchase of the land would
form a pro tective ring around
the marsh iiod help save al e l ... <tt1ds Backeil t~ast six cndani::ered spe<:ies of
SACRA.\,ENTO 1UPI1 _ A w~terfowl ~nd 1nillions of
S7 million-a-year pro g r a m _migratory birds_. ____ _
v.·ould be established to
develop ~ase mor< ANIMALDgic~ .. -
land for st.ate parks under a
bill \~'llich llas advanced in the
Senate.
The bill fSB164~l by Sen.
Randolph · Collier fD-Yrcka l
won approval front the
Na~ural Resources Committee
on a f>-4 vote and was sent to
the F'inance Committee which
is chaired by Collier.
The !('gislation "Yo'Ould a~
propriatc lhe money from
funds now used for_ running
st.ate parks and would have to
be replaced.
ed ..
James J. l...oog V.Tote lo the
Philadelptiia Evening Bulletin
to remind e~ about a
streak er of Inn l? ;:i<>o·
i\rrllimedes. who, 3<.'COrding to
ll'!?f'nd. jumped from his
h:i1htu!J and ran through tlK'
strf'els naked. shout in g
••Eureka" and announcing his
dic;covery of the principle that
a body immersed in a fluid ap-
parf'ntly loses weij{ht by an
amount equal to that of the
flilid displaced.
··So have your fun, campus
types.'' Long wrote~ "Jltst
re111ember what post.JO fellow e Golcle 11 Gaie to credit for the iO"iJliration
lhat started it all . WA S~Ur\GTO~ (AP' -By ~DON•'f" Mu~RV ! l'f"•S ONLY A i\rchimcdt'!i:. Eureka. Tht vrry
a 284-88 \'Ote. Ule House ha s POOL Of WORT'i'LES~ OU..!· fir~ streaka."
passed \('gi_slation enla rging -.-;~;,;;;;;;:;;;;,;;;:;;;;;;;~:;;;;;;,;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;~; lhe Goldl'n Gate National!
Recr('ation Arl'a in San Fran-
cisco.
ConJ!r<'~" er<'alt>d the park
t"'o years ago but no'v ·wants
ro add 9'.1'> acres to round out
boundaries. provide nc«led
i. BRENTANO'S
~ FlowERs, PlANTs, &
GARdENiNG
BOOK SALE!
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Students Learn Ecology
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Ocea1 t Vie 1v Distric t See king Funds fo r Program
A locally dtveloped environmental
education program "'ill begin In the
Ocean View School District In lluntlng-
ton Beach nen year if the federal GOV·
emment grants the go-ahead money.
Trustees decided this \\'eek to ask for a
grant totaling f27,400, which ~·ould ,stan
a number of programs in Ocean View
schools designed to teach children about
their local environment.
TIIE J\tONEY IS being sought from the
federal Department of Health, Education
and Welfare. and v•ould go to a number
of districts throughout the country.
The learning program al each school
• would be Individual, baJed on the en-
vironment at that particular 1ehool, tx·
plained DeMis Vogt, environmental con·
alltan~ to the district and author of lhc
prnpoul.
1-'arning packeu of this type v.'OU1d be
developed for all schools: for ch11dren in
kinde:rgarten tbroutn eighth grade.
According to Vogt, the grant fnClneY
"'-!Id be used to ttaln tel('bers and to
purdlue m.a1<riail for lbese packeb. For erample, at Westmant Scho01,
.mere there b a newly-developed nature
center. a young child may be sent out to
the center to study the pond.
THE CHilJl would be equipped with a
learning packet, v:bich mjgbt oontain a
tape cassette explaining the pood's en-
vironment , and pictures illustrating v.·hat
the child will encounter in studying the
pond.
WOODY CHADDICK . a 11 sis tan t
superintendenl, told trustees that if the
money comes in, the district will be well
on ill v.•ay to having a so u n d en·
vtronmental prog-ram.
"Howe\'er, e\'en if v:e are not funded .
v.·e are doing everyihing v.·e can to ex-
pand our en\•ironmental education ."
Chaddick commented. "\Ve're doing v.·hat
\\'e can 'A'ilh limited funds."
Cerami~ Crypt
He Mouls As hes Into Pots
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.
(AP) -Armand Henault says
he immortalizes friends and
acquaintances by m o l d i n g
their ashes into nowcr pots
and sculptures.
"It's better lo be looking out
on the \\'Orld as a pot than
buried under 1he ~·et. cold
ground with six feet of dirt pil-
ed on top of you." says the 69-
year-old Henault.
llENAULT SAYS some
~-omen call his ho b b y
disgusting. but he claims it's
more sophisticated than a
funeral, vth.lch he ca 11 s
barbaric.
the other's ashes to make a
pot," he says.
lfe said the pact became the
subject of town gossip and a
widow appeared at ru., studio
one day asking that her
husband's ashes be transforrn-
cd int o an urn for the man1 le
piece.
"SL\;CE TIIES, f"rc Ix-en
delugl'd ," he says. 'I made a
spiltoon for a 1,1-oman v.·ho said
he r husband spent a lot of
time in the bar. It's a
beautilul shape.
GRAND OPENING APRIL 1
''I do it for people who \1rant
themselves immortalized," he
"One of my fa\·orites is a
sculpture 1hat hangs in an
aquarium and little fish swi m
in and out. Another is a hang-
ing lantern. and relatives ligbt
the candle at night."
the sho p for
LIDO VILLAGE
3404 Yoa oporio, H.wport .._. 675-5454
says. "A pot keeps on being, .
doesn't take up space. and it's N T b • p,acuc.1. 0ne hund"d yea>s~ -e·rv ur · Ut e
from no\v it v.·ill be even more
of a treasure."
Henault. a retired textile
busines.'\Jllen, says he takes
cremated remains. mixes the
white bone ash 1,1i th clay, and
creates son1ething fitttng to
the dead person's memory.
"l'M NOT AFRAID of the
dead. The old saying is, 'Once
you touch a dead person, you
never fear them.' And now I
tiptoe through ashes every
day." he say!.
Pl.ant Se t
In San.Di ego
SAN DIEGO (AP ) -The
Solar division d. International
Harvester will break ground in
Jime for a $10-mil.lion plant
because of what its pruident
calls record order$ for gas
turbine equipment~
The construction on a 91 •
acre site in no,rthem San
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UC Irvine
Offeritig
Lectm·es ·
The UC Irvine Extension
program has outlined lecture5
and films for the rf!mainder
of fo.tarch. The programs range
front fatherhood to slide trav-
elogues . ~Jore information 1~
available et the campus ex-
tension office.
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T HE HAT IS "IN "
SEE OUR SPRING COLLECTION
Jto1o oohl
Grcaff Ocalifornicamecar
A.
a. Sleeveless Top. 20 00
B Jamalcas. 12.00
SEERSUCKER
100°/11 Polyester Ooubleknit
sizes 8·20. Colors, brown,
grey, red . royal
C. Vest, 20 00
D. Shm Sktrt, 12 00
c.
Henault says he started his
unusual business last year and.
has · molded 80 pots from
human ashes.
Diego will lead to closing of ---·--------Also ava ilable but Not Ill ustrated
Blazer 26.00. Pa nts 16.00
Also Grouo cl
LADY GRAFF
S11es 38-46
Cotors , red. royal . brown
Exclusively
at O'Brien'•
Listens to Landers
Nea rl y E·ver.yone
He says that although he
doesn't advertise his product,
friends tell friends and he's
got a backlog of orders.
Costs for such a piece of
pottery range upward from
$25 for a small um. he said.
HENAULT SAID the idea
developed over a hot toddy
vt'ith another potter i n
Henault's home town o f
Quechee. V1 .. where he lives
six months of the year.
"\\le made a pact that
v.ix>ever died first "'OUld use
Solar's present site where the
division started 50 years ogo
as Solar Aircraft Co .. using an
abandoned fish. cannery.
ri.torris Sievert. S o 1 a r 's
president. said \Vednesday a
recruiting campagn is under
way to raise employment from
2,800 10 3,300.
Jn the first phase of ~·ork,
he said, a building covering
250.000 square feet will be put
up to house assembly, teS1ing
and shipping departments.
Later, "wk will bring the
plant's total size to more than
one tnilHon square feet .
COSTA MESA
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RO~I E t t:PJ 1 -Rt'tired
shoe 1nakt'r Glu!>eppe S1aS, 6!1,
"·ent to coin plain about his
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there \\'<I!' no mista ke.
By sorne qui rk of la"··
Artisans' old-:ige pen ~i on s
have nr1·er been ad justed to
match the rise 1n the CQSt of
living. All Sias 1s entitl ed to.
the insfifute said . it ~'hat he is
gelling. 10 ctnts a month.
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Teapot Dome Hard to Beat 'Derogatory'
Cong·ress'!"en Hit
By Phil lnterlandi
Obserli el'.'i S<1 y· Even Watergate Jl1o y lVot ft1atc h Stench Discliarge Codes WASlllNGTO~ rU PT )-Thc rrvelaUons
or the \\'nt ... •rgate 1nat-. "'ill be co1np.1ri'd
to Trapot Don1t'. Y.h1ch bas been Ull·
challenged for 50 years ns a symbol of
go\·emmrnt scandal.
But e\·~ \\'att?rgatr. \\'hich 3pparenlly
lat ks 1~ 1notlves of !'H:1"011n1 l'inancial
i:::un. n1ay not 1natl'h the ~ll'nch of cor·
ruption 111hich surroundt't! 1hc ;id-
ministration of l'rrs1d<'nl \\' ll r re n
\larding. v.ho did not l11 l' 10 !>l't it t''<i·
posed .
llAROISG E\'TEll EO th<· \\'hilt'
!louse a.~ !ht' landshd(· Rrpubht an victor
in th<' 1920 election on the 1o!l'~ ol " fk'(1·
ple disilhisiooc'<I 1111h .... :ir /11· 11011 pubhc
popula~ity for hi.~ p('at't' \1·a1.lt·rsh1p 1n ;1r·
ranJ,:ing a na1·a1 d1sarmaml'nt corifcr·
cnce.
Arter tv:o years and fl\'C' nionths in or· nee lhc hand"IOme Ohioan died uncx·
pcc\ed1y of apoplexy in San VranciS<'o on
Aug. 24. 1923, to be moun1cd without
reservation by lhc American people. A~
!he fun<'rnl train from \Vashinglon bor{·
his caskC'I !o \\'arrcn. Ohio, school
children pl:iccd p<.>nnics on the track io
be preser,ot•d as reme1nbranccs of the
dead president.
Before the year was 0111. ho\vcver.
proof of SC<.lndal began Tainting Harding's
memory.
THI<: Tt~APOT OO~lt~. scnnda._I
rmcrgcd al the' hearin~s or the Senate
Public Lands Commitll'C head<"(! by Sen.
'f'hon1as .I. \\'alsh of 1\lon1a na. It involvNI
oil. mone~· and llardini,:'s secretary or !ht'
lntrrior, Albert B. Fill\.
Teapot Oomc in Wyo1ning 1va.s one or
thrre governmcnt-oy,·n<'d tracts of oil·rich
land sel aside sinec 1909 to provide the
Navy with .an a.ssured supply or lucl in
event of a shortage. The ocher reserves
y,·ere at Elk Hills and Buena Vista, Calif.
To prevent private drillers from
draining orr the oil by digging vi'clls ad·
jacent to the reserve lands. Congress
voted the secretary of the Navy almost
'unlimited authorlly to deal y,•J!h the prolr
lrm.
BL'T SllUH'TI.Y Af"TEI\ llarding's 11l•
augur;.1t ion, Villi. a New fl.lcxit'O r::1n1·t11·r
and C'ro/ly O( Oil f!Xl'<:UtiVCS, j)CfSUaded
the plioni prc!iidcnt to ::iigt1 un t•xcc.:11Hvt'
order trunsfl'rrinl! ronl ru! of Tt•apot
[)01nc. l';lk llil!s and Bt1\'n;1 Vi10ta t.o h1n1
In 1922, Full le;1 ~{'d Tc;ipot Doint· to
the ~tamrno1h 011 ro. hC'adNI hy ll11nrv
I-' Sinclair. and t~ll. 1!1lls to the 1•:111·
.\1ll1'T1ca11 Co ov.nt'cl hy l·'.th\ard F
s,.,.,,,,", irr1·oft•(•fl 11il.
lllflltf•fl tf. JI tf ffttrrfitlf/'·"
sec•r•elnr,1 t)t' ll1e i1111.•-
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r>ohC'n,\'. Roth agrcemf'nls \1f'r~ made
~1.-'<'retlv v.1thout p11bhc bidding 1111
gr0W1d5. of n1ititary !iecurity.
Also unkno1111 y,·as the fact th:ll
Sinclair h:ul giVC'll Fall $260,000 in Libcr·
iv Bonds and Doheny loaned him SI00.000 in cash without st!Curity.
TlrE St;NATE investigation look olf
arter \\'al sh got I'. ind of the fncl that F11ll
v.·as cxpand1nf..( his :'\cy,· ~1cxico ranch
holdin gs by huying public lunds \l'ilh
bu11dlcs or $100 bills.
Vall fir s1 1'!:11n1ed Iha! he had bc('u
!naoc'CI $100.M'i hy \\'ashin~l()11 ne\1·~pa1wr
publish<'r Ned J\lcl.can. but ~tel.can told
th<' con1mi1ltc th<it v.•hi](> hr hall j.!i\'l!n
three ch{'('ks to Fall, llwy had be't·n
n •tumc<l 1\'ithout cVl'll go111~ through :i
Uank.
Doheny. ca lled to thf stand. t'Oflcrdc'<I
he loaned 5100.000 to Fall. carried in a
satchel from Ne1\' York 10 \Vashington .
Hf' described it as "just a bagalelle" and
-e favor to an old friend.
CERTAJNL Y A NOTE had been sign-
ed. the oil magnatt' t~iified . hlll he could
produce onl y a partial scrap of paper
v.·ith no signature. The sign<'d missing
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))<\ll('ny SV>Orf'.
Ar<'hic ltoose\'clt. son of Theodore
Roosevelt and an offiet'r in Sinclair's
finn. rclalt'<i that be had been told hy
S111clnlr's eonfidt·ntial secrctarr or ii
$68.()()(J payment to the manager of Fall's
r:inch.
'l'hc ronfid{'nlial ~retary satd !hat
11h;11 he n1u>.f ha\'(' told Roosevelt 11a!>
th:1t Sill{"la ir had sen! 1-'i.dl'!! ranl·h ··~i\'. or eight t'Cl\\'S" and this 11•as misundC'r·
~lood :i~ "sixty-cu;ht thousand."
II \llU l ~G 'S SUCt'ESSOR. Ca Iv 1 n
('oolld!!t'. hnd rid him~.el f 11uickly of Fall.
At1nrt1f'I' {;{'nt'ral llarry ~I . l)aU(!h<.-rl.v
arid N'avy Secretary ,Francis J)cnby 11nd
had na1ncd a fu ture Supr1!1lle Court
juslit'C'. Ch1·en Roberts. lO (.'Ooduc1 a
sp('('1al investigation.
llobcrts brought lo light the source of
the funds !hat pro\·ided Fall's bribe-from
the oilmrn. In a suite 11.t New York 's
Vande rbilt Hotel Sinclair and thrC'C oil
rompanv chiefs met \\'ilh Col. I::. A.
llurnphie~'S, -OV.TICr of lhe rich fl.lt:Xi:+
n<'ld. and agreed on the purchase ot
33.333,333 barrels or oil from him at Sl.50
" barrel. But delivery 11·C'nl to a Can;idia n f1nn.
thl' Continental Trariing Co. Inc .. Y!'hieh
~old il to the An1crican finns for $1.75 a
ba n·f'L
\\'ll E~ TllE i\IF.1.0\' v.•as split
~lf'k:lair had rCl:'l'iVCd fTO/ll the hC'ad Of
the ranadinn finn ~757,0oO in l.ibcrt .1•
H<1-nds. Some of lh<' 1n0My "'ent Lo Fall.
sorne of it wa5 channeled to lh1•
H1•puhlican National Cotn1nillet' ;1s
S('('llrity for "loans" 1nadc the pany by
business tycoons.
... all. first Cah inel m<'TTllx'r in history
('\'Cr brought to trial, y,·as l'OO\'ictcd of
accepting bribes fron1 Sinclair and
Dohef'Ly. 'Ml<! two oil men, hoy,cvcr, l\'Cre
ae<1uittl'd in separate trials of giving the
bribe 1hat f''all was found guilty of tak·
ing.
Fall served a year in prison and y,•a.c;
fint_<d SI00.000.
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like you or because you own a gas !i tatibn."
Husband Freed: Wife ,
flctd Leapt to Deatli
SA\' DIEfiO IAP I -A Los in 1972 IO in v 0 I u n I a r v
Angt·le>.·arca mlln 1vho ont:c n1anslaughlcr af t1•r the bod~·
plt·ad\<l gui!ly af\rr his 1\·ifc of his l\if(' .IC'l\'C'll. 51. 1~·ac;
plungL'<I 10 h"r dl'ath off lhc found floating 111 lh<' bay llL'
San f)icgo-<.:oronado H :i \' v.·as ron1mittrd lo Atascadt•ro
bridge is free on five-year pro-:l~ a rncnl<i lly dtsordcrf'd SC'~
offender bu l this month v•as
bation. dl~larNI no longer a danger to
\\'ASlllNGTON (C PI J
T1~0 c.'Ong~l!smen ha\'e charg·
cd thnl the military places
d~rogntory t'Odcs on honocab!c
dl11churgl's lh31 r c 1 ea s c
~·rv1ti:n1cn be ca us e of
anything from "unsuit.abili ty"
lo ··bed w(>\lini;:. ''
Th<• con:;rrss1nen sai d
\\'1•d11cajav thl· c:odcs •·could
ruh1 ;1 ~;oung person's life
1 ,., :1u~·· 1Host l'mplovC'rs kno'>''
\1hat lh<'y m('11n and look for
nutnlx·r-: 11l1t·n !>Orlll."Clll· ap·
phrs fur 3 JO b ..
REPS. LES Asrnn I 0-\\'isc. I
and ~v.ard Koch i().\\"ash.1
said the pract1ec is "a national
di~racC'."
They said the military gave
"honorable di<.eharges" last
year to more lhan 35.000
servicemen. bu! put on the
papers coded numbers label·
ing them unsuilahlc.
Aspin said !hl' coding "is an
011l·and-0ut punitive n1<'asure
u.~C'd by lh(' n1i1i tary to p:t't at
f'X·{;Js who \\'Crc guilt~· of no
(T11ne .:it all {'Xcrpt fa iling to
be n1ock·l soldiers ...
HE A;\'0 KOCll said the
codinl!s on disch.arg<·s ha,·c
Ix-conn· puhli('. and "!he con·
M'CJll('tll invaston of privacy
rnav ncvt'r l·nd for a vc•IC'ran
y,•ith a prcjud1c1al ldesigna-
tinn l."
Asµin said both th<! Seledivt
Service and Veteran s
Adn1ini s t rallon have
al•knov•lt'dged in lf..o\lt'fS to him
that the numbcr11 are un·
ll<'crssary.
24 Co unt s
Of Rap e
Chal'gecl
PAl.\1 SPRIN'GS fl'P I ~ -
6uspect David ~fendoza, ~.
"'a!I char~ed "i th 24 crlmin.'.L I
counts in Desert \1uniciJKL1
Court and identified as !he
"Palm Springs Rapist" 1,1·ho
terrorized lhls drser1 com-
n1unitv for three months .
J\lcrido?a. caf)furcd Saturdtl~'
nf!rr tv:o rapes were eoP1-
n1ittrd in 1hc vicinitv whC'n.• he
\\'as arrested. will be :ir·
rai,::ned on t\l'O eharl'.!<'~ of kid-
naprn~. Sl'l'f'n for anncd mb-
bt·Q'. lv.•o a~~1ult "'i!h a dl'ad-
11' 11'f':J!l0n . fivC' of !orcihll'
~apt•. thrl'e of sex perversion
and five burglary rounLc;.
Poli('(' S<1id the ch.:tr£t'S
11r:;iinst ,\!endoza account for
all but one rape case in the
Palm Springs area since llll'
first of the year. A doctor a! AtascadC'ro society.
Stale ll051>ital said Jam<'s ------------------------
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Youn gsters from Old i\tission School in San Juan
Capi stra no carry ceremonial ilc1ns da11ng back to
last centurv during annual prO{'('~sion heralding re-
t urn of SY.;allows to San .Juan ('api~trano. Sini;ing.
dancing and reteUi ng of mis~ion !ore \•:ere included
in annual event honoring da~· nf Sl. Joseph .
Squaw Valley Set
Fo1· Ski Facelift
SQUA\V VALLEY (UPl t -lift at Gold Coas!.
Plans for a S250 million rx-
pansion of the l!lM "int"r
Olympics site at Sq11a11· Va!lry
have bC'cn .'.lnnouncro.
Alexander C. Cu s h i n g .
chairman of tl•f' sriu.111
Valley Dc1·ctopmrnt Co ..
which 011·ns the facilities in the
valley. said \\lcdncsda~'· it i<1
undertakini:; a joint vrnlurt·
\\'ith Lhc l\lainlinc Corp. of
Sydney, Australia, w hi ch
re<:ently purchased stafM\\"11·
ed slopes. for the dc\'c!op.
ment.
CUSlllNG SAID !he joint
Yenturc. to be ca lll'd the
Squaw Valley Ski Corp., plans
to build a ··European-type
pedestrian vil lage." 13 ski lifts
am a champiooStlp golf
oourse designed by Robert
Trent Jones over the n<.>xt 12
years. The valley currently
has 24 lirts in operation.
The building program will
begin this summer. Cushing
said, Yt'ith construction of a
restaurant and bar at the top
or the present aerial tramway
and a 1.2()6..passenger per hour
Also to l>c underta ken this
sun1mer ts a $1.5 mill ion
rl·n1o<lcling of the SquJ\\'
\'rilley Lodge and Olyn1pic
\'dlal4C
CUS llJ~G SAID that besides
sports and o t h c r en·
tPr!Jinml•nt ;ind shop p i n g
racilitics, there arc plans to
e!'tablish a scientific and
Niucational institute -that \'.'ill
hoUS(• a '·Jiving theater."
\\'riters' ron1ms and other
events through the year.
"An ultimate ski population
or 15.000 is envi.sioocd -'A'ith
no "'aiting in line," Cushing
said.
i\I A I N I. 11'\ E , \\'IUCJJ
Cushing said is tnvolved in
S400 million in construction
projects arolllld}he "-'Orld, "'ill
have responsibility for dr.-
velo pment and ope ration of all
all facilities.
OJshing s a i d "'n ffi'
vironmenlal impact statcmffit
for the entire valley is nearly
complete and will be sub-
mil!C'd lo Placer County.
Nuns Open
Up Bar
In Hospiu1l
DUBLIN, Ireland (AP ! -A
community ol nuns is ma.nag·
Ing Ireland's newet bar. lt"s
also the count.ry 's fint b.1r in
a booplt.I.
"Medically, t think it is a
good thing to have a bar in the
house." said Sister Theophanc
Collins, the spiritual director
or the new 150-bt>d hospital
near Newmarket-on-Fergus, in
County Clare.
"~1any of the patients hPrC
are qwte active and v.e are
lryifli to relate colkl1t1on~ to
their ot1tsidc lif!' as closely as
possible."
'J'hp hospit:il is OjX'ratt'd by
the Sisters of t."hari tv of the
lnC"amatc \\'ord . Bal-prices
v.·ill be kepi lovl' bt.·ca~ the
nuns don 't \\ant to make a
profit.
Judge Asks
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~111\~11 lliPI I -Form!'r
~li :in1 1 JudJ::c Tlonald Barn1.1cl.
h:is a.;kcd tht.• court lo rl'll'n~r
hin1 rrom the stockadf' on{'
dav a 11·cck to t;ik-c care of his
btiSi ncss. >A"hich he sa\'s is ~uf
fcring rro1n an energy" crisis.
Attorney Lucien JJroby Jr.
disclosed_Tuc.sday he filed a
petition \'o'ith the court ask1ng
lhat Barmack be pcnnittc·d to
save his business and have
time to file his ta:< returns.
Bannack. "'"ho is serving a
one-yea r jail sientenet'. i.<i head
of American l\1arine Covering.
fllC"., w hi eh manufaC"!.urcs
a"'·nings and tops for boats.
The for mer judge "·as con-
victed in 19i2 for arcrpting a
$2.!XKI b<ibe to innucncc a
f<·llo11· city judge in :1 liquor
law C.'l.Se.
Jury Frees
Suspect
In Shooting
ATL.A'.'\TA r L: P 1 )
Authoritirs said th ey \1·ould
release Car! -Henry, 16 .
because of a hung jury and
lack of addition.:il cviclc-nce in
his trial on a chari;c of shool-
in,c Atlanta Constitution sf19rts
editor Jesse Outlar.
full.On County District At-
torney Lewis Slaton said
Wednesday the proscC1Jtion
"'·ould mo\·e for a "dead
dockM '' before F u I to n
Superior Jud!!e J t' pt ha
Tank~ley. The jury deadlocked
at lf>.2 ending in a n1istr1al
last Thursda.v.
TENNIS
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Newpori Beach Fashion Islan d
open ldte mon . & fri. night, sun. 12·5.
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Kidnap Victim Says y t d , W . -es er ay s oman
2 Abductors 'Broke'\ . Was Satisfied
LINO LAKES. l\tinn. (UPI)
-Eunice Kronho{m says lilt'
tv.-o k.idnaptrs who receh·ed
S'l00,000 for her release were
flat broke and '° desperate
they took the 56 ?l)Cket lmflt"Y
she had with her .,.,'hen she
.,.,'18 abducted..
"Slrangcly i'OOUgh, these
nlefl didn't have any money on
them ," 11-lrs. Kronholm. v.·ifc
of .1 OOnk'-•r. told rc~rtrrs
\\'t'<lnesda\'. ··1he\' took t~ $6
I had :u1<1 th<>\. 111us1 h:11C'
('('ally beef1 desperate if .they
ru..'«lcd $6.
··1 K:'\E\\" THEY needed
money in order lo get ()UI of
IO\\TI. I told 'lhl'm that 1f !ht•\'
11ould !(>\ n1(' !{II now I {'Oulrl
grt to a phone sooo l·nough for
fy husband to f?CI them somr
money. a rouple or hundred
dollars or "'hatr1·er lhl'y nt'C'd-
ed ."
She said one or the' mC'11 "tio
held her for four days replied :
., ·1 goUa think about that · Ht·
ran to the oth!'r room. lhl·n
11.'tumcd lo tell her: ·f don't
kno"' \\'h:it to dil. I don'! Imo\\'
\\'hat to do.'··
•·Jt v:ouldn't do me any goo:I
fr1 r ~Ou 10 gi\'e Oll' 1h.1t
mron('~'. lhry'd pic k n1e up
riRht av.·:1y,"' ~!rs. l\ronhol1 n
<1uoted t.er ahductor as saying.
UP! TtlffhOTO
VICTIM OF KIONAP
Eunic@ Krontiolm
of !ht• r.1n~un1 j1;1rJ l•t't 11
rCCO\·ert'd.
.\ll!S. l\lt()\'1101.'1 :o;.111.l _,JJ,·
rt·11i;1u11_·d l'ah11 durtni; n1ost of
hf'r ord1•:1\. "'I• r;1I hnur" 111
v.h1th 111 •rt· 'l'l!·ni tn ih" 1runk
of ;1 r;1r Hut !n\1,1rd 111•' ('Jld
sht• s;11d , ~ht• ti.,.r;1n1t• · quli•'
"'·ere 1nvoh·cd. She said they
"-"Ort> ski masks "''h(·n th<'~'
selzed her Friday as she
start('(! 10 dri\'t' a11.·ay from j
her Lino L:ikt•s hon1r in 11
\1()(1(1('(! arl'a north or ~hn-\
nl':l pol1s-S1 P.1ul.
Shr ~id shr scrl'3!11N.I ;is
:--hr 11·:1s alxtuctl'<I. bur n.i on•'
hl·;ird hl·r.
\1 rs Kmnhnl m ;ipprarf'd nt
tlie n.·11 , 1'tlt1f1·1 t'll<'l' I\ 1th hi•r
h11~b:ind. (;unnar. 60. prt•S1t!cnt
nf D1i11 •'r<i S1.1 t1• !\:ink ot
Sut!Th .'\t. l'.iul. ;ind ~\l'rJI
r1•!.1t 1\ "'
l\ltO~llOl.'1 S,\fl) l11s \11 (('
hJd a touch nf !he flu 11·h'-'!l l
kidnn p1..'<l anrl that 'ht• still had
not full\' rrco\'£'red. I
'"Sh<''~ JUSI °''l'n noble on
1hi~ "·hole thint:." l\ronht.)!m
~;ur! "Sh1"s fine Jn1l 11·l.•re
1 Just thrilled about this."
Tht· <,usp..·ct held in lht· raS(
v. ;i s .latn('~ \\'. John-.on :>t ,
l.:1kt•11l·11 . .\llnn. !le 11 .1 " 1r:tt.:·
1..·ll 1hrough ;1 lt'l1·phon<· t.:J ll
and arre!>h•d. Thi· r:i n"1rn
1n"nl'\ 11·;·s rl'porle<l fou11d
hidden under :i. sno\t·n1ohd('
tr:1ilf'r 1n :1 garage 1 n
Hurr1~1 il!t' .\11nn.
SHE S:\fl) 11 ..:n fa ith 10 r;,,d
hclpc<.1 her cndw·e her c:i p-
l1\'1t.v. dur1n).! v.h1ch ~he \las
blindfolded all the 1in1c.
shook." ~--------~11
She sa id hrr "mosl exotic
meal" consisted of bread and
"·ater.
'"The\· mu!dn "t understand
v.·h\' I ·\\·asn't tnttf'r'' the 4&-
Ye.ir-old !\!rs. Kronholm sa id.
:.I told them 'l'n1 :1 Oiristian,
nnd GOO ha-. gi\'rn t11l' the
grMi' to do thi.,." "
Ont' suspect >A'aS in C"U!ltocly
in !he kidnap .• 1nd the FBt
said ottx>r persons \\"f're in-
\oh·cd. 11 .,.,·as announcrd
\\'ednesday that all but SI0,000
She said on .\lnn<Ja y .. 1fl•·r
the ransom had b<'cn dcliverf'd
and she learned lhrou~h·nKfio
broadcasts that a suspect had
been capturt'd. she {X'rsu:idl'<I
the man v.ith her to let her f:!O.
She said she C"allcd hl•r k1d-
napers "Jerry" :ind ··Ril l."
names she choS<' for them.
SllE SAID 111E\' 1:1lkt·1!.
among 01h~ r thing~. .1huut
ri·llg 1f1tl and th..: ··r.11ht·rhr.oc1d c.r
<~nd "
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4'hi1ncs 4fl 11111t'~ at 2 :i n•
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" ~!rs. Kroo hol n1 S.'.lid as f;1r
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Presence Valuable
But Seldom Given
DEAR ANN LANDERS: L'd like to
deJvc further into your response: "Plard
work never killed anybody.'· J\-taybe hard
\ro rk never killed anybody. but it sure
has destroyed a lot or marriages.
The ma n who is obsessed with his job
is just as hooked as the a lcoholic. the
j unkie, or the compulsive gambler. The
big difference is that the "y,·ork freak" ls
admired by society, considered a "g1r
getter." The other guys arc considered
•·sick" or "bu ms."
Having follov.'ed your column for
several years. I am well av.·arc that you
are a staunch support<'r of the \\'ork
Ethic. From y,iJat l1vc heard, both you
and your husband arc cxtrrmcly
energetic and super·achi£'vcrs. \\'ell. not
everybody possesses tha t kind of drive or
"'ants that kind of life.
~tore and more marriages arc break·
ing up because husbunds arc spending all
thei r lime and energy piling up money .
The final batt le cry of-the driven loon is,
"Look how hard I \\'ork to provide my
familv with something belier! All I gel is
criticism." \''hat he DIDN'T provide his
fa mily with was his presence when they
needed him. Sign me-EX·'VIFE
DEAR EX : The man "Kho puts In 50
many hours al his }ob lhat his family
gets no lime or allenlion l11hort-cbanglng
them A."'0 himself. Those dynamos pay
a big price fo r their so-called success.
Often the)' end up "'i lh a large nel "'·orth.
a hlttding ulttr, and no relationship with
a wife or "chlld .
But not an ,.·ork freak'! lnll lntn tha t
category. Some (mygelf for example)
make plenty of lime for family, friends,
"'ortby c1u1!IH and fun tra \·el.
I enj-Oy lhe challeng~ the excitement
and the opport11nlty (or gro,.-tb that my
\..."'ork prov1dcs. But I'm not 11c1ually
,.·orking for the steak. Jt'& the sizzle that
fascinates me.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1 wonder hO\Y
many people will be killed before this Jet-
ter gets printed. Please publish it as soon
as possible.
l.!v husband and I nearly lost our hom e
3nd 'our lives because he was going to be
"smart'' and hoa rd gasoline in the cellar.
\Ve had a heavy rain last wee k and the
cellar was flooded . The barrels of
gasoline tipped over and gas fumes filled
the place. I smelled the fumes and called
the fi re department. One of the firemen
said our house \\'as like a time-bomb. It
coold Mve exp~ at any nlOment.
Please. Ann, \\'a m your readers. Human
li fe is more important than the damned
fucl.-LUCKY US
DEAR LUCKY: I've already read of
several tragedirs became people "·ere
lrying to "beal the system." Thanks for
writing.
DEAR ANN LANDERS; Is our
daughter normal? Am I crazy or ·What!
Linda is Iii . doesn't lift a finger around
the house, yells bloody mu rder if I
misplace something that SHE should
h<lve put away.
She has a tantrum if I don't have her
blouses pressed in time. If I ask her to
run an errand for me, she says l"m cx·
ploiting her. I'm exhausted and
disgusll'd. Y.'hat goes?-BEAT ~10~1
DEAR ~10r.t: Wbo r a I s e d lhat
,·egetable? '\'bea you plant onk>ns, don't
expect lilacs to bloom.
CONFIDENTIAL TO CAN'T GET A
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thought was the problem ba~ on !he
facts you gave me. Please don't send a
piclun:. l l 'o\:ori'Lcbange the advice.
If~ no t always ea5y to recognJ:r.e. 1a,,·e,
~peclally the firs t Ume around. Al'qualat
younelf wllb lhe gukle.Unes. Re.ad Ann
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Foster
Parent,
Child
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Care l·ntensive·
SlOrits By AWSON DJ::ERR
Deli\'ery of ui>-U><iale quatily health
care is a team effort.
Unda Baldwin sees the nurst": as a vital
health co~ team member.
"ilte nan\e of the ga me is imprO\-'ed
patient care. Y.'ith new t~iques, nt.'W
methods. new skills. nurses as v.·elJ as
doctors must cont inually st udy to keep
up v.•ilh the l-hangrs."
As pn!fridffit..clect of the American
Associa tion ol Critical.c.are Nu rses
tAACN), the Huntington Beach resident
has been concerned with coolinuJng
education for nurses.
Culmination ol more than a year and
a half ol e(fort "i U be the first national
teaching institute eve r sponsored by any
nursing otganizal ion.
\\'it h substantial assistance from the
AACN staf( at the national headquarters
in Orange. a un ique four~ay insJ itute is
sCneduled for .. \tay in Ne"' Orleans.
"\\'e :v.ill have hour and one half grand
rounds £'a ch day, focusing On a specific
case history. On each panel \\i ll be a
.nurse, physician and another member of
the medical field.
GRAND ROUNDS
"I wlll moderate a panel on a patient
suffering multiple traun1as speaking with
a phrslcian. another critical care nurse
and paramedic," sh<' said.
Each day of th<' institute '''ill offer 10
individual v•ork.shops, rt'pcated during
1he day lor those interested, a total of 40
programs in addiHon to daily grand
rounds presentalions. .
"\Ve expect belv.'ttn t,500 and 2.500
OOTS('S from across toe couniry. The
logistics of getting that many people to
the right place nt the right ume arc
unbelievable."
~Is. Baldl'lin noted thal critical ca re
nursi ng achie\'emcnt exams "'ill hr ad·
ministerrd in riie\\' Orlrans. anothf:or first.
"as a means for each nurse IO n1easure
\\'here he or she slacks up" a kind of
peer recognition.
"\Ve Oope to a hn\'e an f\'Cn 11\0rt'
divers<.' prograrn at lhc 1975 nll..'<'ling in
J\tinneapohs." l!.176 ,,·ill bring the group 10
California.
Tl~re "'iii be additional offcrlnijS In·
eluding animal labs a t Tulall<' University
"'here nurses can practice ne w ·li'C'h·
niques on unima1s 1n coolrollcd situa·
lions.
FACF.IS COVERED
"\\·e hope to C'\'.l\'rr all aspt'CIS of
lTitical care. There is more to c-riliC'al
care than cardiac units . \Vr include
emergency areas. traum.1, rtsPirato.ry
failure, bum care. p<'d iat ric intensi\'e
care and neonatal care.''
!\Is. Bald\\·in 1s a rK'"'COtT\('r to lhe
Orange Coas t, coming to·the area aftf'r
six years al Orang<' Count y ~ledielll
Center in cardiac and intensi\'e ·can! and
the Heart As!'«iation's Cardic.-Pulmon·
ary Train ing Center.
She recently joined the staff of Hun-
ti ng ton In t.crl'Omtnunily Hosp11al as head
of a ne\\' intl'nsivr care unit and Inter
v.·iH bc involved in in-service training for
the hospil.1l.
"It y,·jJI be a nc11· challenge," she said.
"I httve ne\'rr y,·orked in 11 oommun ity
hospital Ix-fo rt>. l l is a for111ard·looking
ho.~ilo t and \\'JI\ really grow the next
fey,• years.
"ll Yd\I be the base for the pa ramedic
teams \\'Orking in this port of the count y.
'The nam e of the game is
improved patient care. With new
teclin1qu es, methoCIS,-skills, a
nurs e must continual ly
study to kee p up with changes.'
Linda Baldwin, RN
Linda. a social y,·ork major at Chap-
man College, can use 'ncr own llfe a,'j an
example for clai;sroom discussir,,o-;s. She
lived in three fosler homes.
Vale rie, a bubbly young blonde. is a
foster mother.
Linda. Valerie and Kathy Kricensky,
coordinator of a ne \\' temporary living
care program offered by Childr("fl's
1-lome Society spoke at the )larch board
meeting of CHS.
~larch is Foster Parent ,,fonth and the
speakers gave three perspe<'tives of
foster care-foster child, foster parent
and natural parents.
Linda was first placed in a foster home
at t"·o for several mon1hs. then at 9 for a
couple of yean . J:ier third scl of foster
parents at age 15 became her legal guar·
di ans.
"I'm almost 21 . but I still &link of their
hou se as home baS41.'' she said.
1-lcr younger sister and brothers 1\'cre
placed io a series of !osier homes.
"f V.'as fortunate enough to have really
good foster parent&. I often v.1>0der
"·here I \\-ould be no"'· if I had not been
placed in that foster home.''
CAN'T COP E
She related that her mother wasn't
abJe to cope v.ith the stress of raising
four children, and l'oe problem ~·as
magnified when her father left ttx? fami·
ly. -
"I was I•, and when all of the
re5J>0Mlbililies \\'ere put on her head. she
\\'OOld bri ng a lot of problems to mc~~ly
grades "'enl do"'n. r had a friend my
age. and her pttrents beca me my foster
parenl!I and later my legal guardians."
For three years after L i n d a ' s
placement, her younger bnMhers lived
with their mother. "They went downhill .
"They were doi ng so badly th.'ll ll'M')'
"'ere put Into EJ.t:R classes. They "'ete
told UM:y 'Kete retarded; the other kids
caJlcd them n-·t.1rtltd and they bc-gan
lo think thC'y v.cre"
After pla('t'.mcnt 1n a fostt'r homt'. thl'
bovs no\1' 1tre lmck on the 'oonor roll and
aciive in school athletics.
'·Thev v.·ere \'Cr\', very fortunatf' lo be
placed ·in lhc righi kind of home "
lier sister, placl.'d 1n a scrit·s of six
foster homes . didn't fare as \1t>ll.
4 \\'as lucky. ~ly fostf'r parrnl s Wl're
there to talk to me and encourage me .
My sister nl've r had an yone lo talk to ...
"The social Wo rkrr probably did not
have enough tiinr or cneri::y 10 help 1hc
foster pa n>nts to "ork "'llh h<>r. I t'runk
this is a really important area. Foster
parents need extra training and un·
derstaoding.''
LOOKI NG HACK
Linda kC<'ps looking ba ck at her
sister'!! experience. us a runa11ay and
pregnant as ;1 yo11nl.( teen and 1h1nk1n~.
"If only she had been placed 1n ju::it the
right home. If only ...
Understanding or the needs or each
foster child and training parents lo rope
arc esscn1ial in the foster care situation,
she feels.
\'alcnr. a young :\orth Orange CAl.1n1y
"·oman. became a foster parent in tile
temporary care program 1n a round
about manner.
"~ly husband and I 1\•an 1ed lo adop( a
ba~· bot they s:11d \\'e ...,·ere too young
and lrddn 't bet-n marr1t'd iong coough.
less than tv.·o years.
' •·\\llen \IC cnme to ClfS, they listened
to us and "c heard about foster care "
NOi'.' the couple arf' one of li\'l' l£'mpor;iry
fosfer care couples and take care of .u
fou,..year-old boy.
"\\'e had a thrce-bcdroorn home. a big
backyard and a lot of love to give." she
•. explained.
"A f~ter parrnt nlU~I ~ a very
It should be an ('xciting and reward111f
experience."
Sh<' admits sht' "at .... ·a~·s .,..·a1111-d to IX' l(
nurse ·• !Irr trauung lx>gan 1111h night
clas.ws at Fullerton Col!t•gl' v.h1lr hi'r
childrt>n y,•ere snl.'111 and took ~vt1 ral
vc:irs ··1x><·11use I f{'I! l should be home-~1nh the children \1)ull• thry 11·err i-nu111.··
A.~ a sludcnt she \1·ork!XI ::it OC~IC anJ'
bccarnc in!M"ested 111 intensive care.
JOB SUG<:ESTEll
"The ht':id nur~ or the intensive ca~
unit at that lin11.· cn<'ouraged n1e to conic
back and go to \1'0rk ther('." she s.iid,
S/I(' did and :iftt'r only a fc11 rnon ths on
lh<' J()b 11as ~·nt to school for a n1on!h to
~tudy cardiae care nursing l('{'hn1q~c.s.
"That 11·as t>..~for1.· "t' talked alnul
cnt1e.1l car('." she expla1~d. "Th1•re
11·l'r1.• onlv (':'\rd1ac units at that lune.
~ov.·. thc.flr!d has realty t•xpand1..:I"'
Among hrr olher aC11vities art• \1o rk
Y.1ti1 the rounty !lr:irt t\!isoci:itton. nt
teachin~ at th<' trninini;! C'!'nfrr . ,
"I hJ\•e st'rved · on !ht• OCHA bo..1rd
for the p.1st 1hrl'C ~·e:ir~." she added.
l\fs. Bald\\'in <ilso S<'l'Ved on il subconl:
millre of tlw f:m<'r.c:cncy l\ll'd1c11l Ser·
vi('('s Comn1?tt('(' for tilt' coun ty.
The subco1nmittce hopes to lr;iln
"e\·er\' udult 1n 1he roun tv to provide
b:isic · !1fe support" in en1ri-genr-y situo1·
lion .<;.
~ht' ft'<'1s that tht" eff('('ti\'f' \"Cntilation
portion of ba.sir 111<' !!upport should be
taught in junior hi~h SC'hools.
STt;OENTS TRA l\!J-:O
In Pittsbur~h. they rcct'1l'rd a grant
ror :i program to teach rrscue br!'nlh·
ing in the junior high schools. lfigh
school studrnts \\·ere tnughl external
heart massage as \\·ell.
"Keeping the p<'rson breathing until
a physician or pa rademics arri1 e can
make the difference. For exan1pl<'. in
!he case of a surfing accident. 1f a
surfer is hit bv his board and the 1~·ind
knocked out Of him , resctlt' hre11thing
mav be all that is n('(.'t•ss..'lr1-. .. stu• ex'.
plained.
\ts. Bald...,·in explained that AA('.'-; \\·as
lirst char1ercd 1n 1969 in i\a~hv1llt>.
It 11·as rcchartr rrd 1n Cal1 forn1:i and
based in Orange in l!liO heeauSt• Call·
fornia, alon g \1·ith NP1\' JcrSt•y and ~;ish
ville offe red 1ht' only cnt1cal-1·are nur·
sing proi;ra1ns any1rht•r(• ;11 1tt.11 tune.
The scope of lTJtical c.1rr, she rl!1 tt1r·
atOO includes th<' neon<l1<' \\"ilh rt"spir:l·
tory problems and the 91}.~'Car.(lld vdth
a myoca,dial infart'l1on theart anackl.
Despite much rontro~·e.rsy 01·cr tht' ex·
pand1ng SCOJX' of nursing praclice.
she notrd that nuF.1n~~ "is s11l1 11
clept'ndrnl occupat ion. ~lo~! of "'hat il
nurse docs is still undrr u dOC'tor's di·
r<'Ct or standing orders.
•·11K-nurSt'·~ ind\'~dt·nt f11nc1inr>s
includf' plan nin~ ho11· nu~ini:: <'nrr i!! to
bl" deli\'rrC'd . Th,. nur<;r• u~4·~ hrr knn1~"
led!!l' and judc:emrnt in appropri:i!rly
providing the or~ered care.
And, "the needSof the ron1m11ni1v die·
late \\ilat the ph ysici<l n aJ!oy,s thC' 1111rst>
to do basC'd on hf'r o"'n a!'i!!e,smC"n! of tltJ•
patlcnl's C'Ondition.'' In ~me ar<'as. for
exampl<!. a short nge of dot"tors or
.c:co~raphic..il barrieNi m.i k~ extensio n or
th e nursing role almost mandatory.
J_,oc;;:iy, she noted, "lhf' leadinl!: ph~1 si·
cians are the mosl helpful in Jelling lhe
nul"S6 gf'O\\. in the'ir professions. In fact.
!hf'y exp('ct ;ind f'll<'OUr.ige u<; 10 "Ork
h;irdrr in order tn pro\'tde bclt<'r c<1rc,
nnd \\'Ork lx1tt'T as a medical. tean1.''
ff{'r schedule of prof<>S5ional et>m·
mitmc·nL~ lea\·es l11ttc time for btking or
soaking up the sun.
"f ~pend an arcrage.-of $2'l a 1non!h for
professional journals just to try to kN!)l
up. I'm no excrption. E\"e~· nurse must
do it. \\"e can't 14-·ork y,•ell wllh the phys:i·
c1an and ne\\' techniques and n1ach1ncry
!o provide optimal patient care Wlit'SS we
do:·
special breed. )!y little fostrr son ril\\ays
introduces 1ne ns his FO!-ITI::Jt monllny
like r m sornchocly .<:pcc1al and ii n1akt!>
mf' ft•cl special. that l ha1·c !his place in
his heart
•·You hal'e to he an adult "'ho lov~
!he child for him<".('lr, il<; a h111na n bc1n~.
helping him because ~ needs help. not
because ~ou 11·ap1 to be a parent
yourself," she said
I L\RD \\'OR K
"It's a lot nf h::ircl \\'Ork . and takes a lo!
of pal1rnc<' and gi,111~ of ~nurSC'lf. But
the ounCt" of 1mpro\'etncnt 1s "011h lOnl
of \\Ork ,"
She l1k{'s being n tempornry fosti~r carf'
moth<'r beC'aUSC' ~he kr101\~ !ht.• child ""ill
ht· go1n~ hack into :i bc-11rr 'nnrn" s1tua·
11011 than hr lef!. bl•c;111sc pan nf ~hl' pro·
~rarn is \\hr~ing "ith !he parents to
make things belier:'
~!rs . Kr :ei.·nsky. soeakini;! on behalf of
n<llural pnrenls. s.11<1 th:it CllS d()('<,; hav{·
the foster parents aclL\"cly engaged Y.1th
1he natural par.-•n•s
"lkeause ""do "ork 1111h the p.arenls.
...,.e screen our fosit>r parents very
carC'fully. It is difficult to throw ou1 ou r
li1ases abou1 natural parents and reali1.e
they are \\'Orkin~ to become a better
mother and father."
~ de.scribed a m~ting of t1vo
families-one foster family ~nd the
natural parents of the foster child.
"\\"c n10.vcd all !hf' chairs !o the t'dgc
of the room and plllyed ball The natural
parmt.~ had a chanet' 1o ~et' thf' changes
1n their child . to \\atch th+' foster pilrent.'I
\\1th him and leam
"l1aey are learning to bt more ef·
fcclive parents. SOtnc1h1ng most of !hem
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'Your Horoscope
San Clemente-Capistrano Bay AAU\V n1e mbe rs
Mrs. AlariJyn Thorpe (rear) and Marilyn O'Brien
view lbe home of Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam Polis which
features rare varieties or orchids in the atrium. The
residence is one of five stops on a home tour Sun-
day, 1.1 arch 24, 1 to 5 p.m.
Tomorrow
Cancer: Ideas Tested
FRIDAY
MARCH 22
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARJES (March 21-April 191 :
Slow and easy should he your
keynote. Foundations are not
solid. Look arolmd -tesl and
expcrimcnl .
TAURUS <Aprtl ZO.May 20J :
Friends may be argumen-
talive. Be patient. Avoid
bcco1ning involved in foolish
dispute.s. Slick lo principles
without forgetting conccpl of
golden rule.
GE~1TI\'l (Mily ~1-Junr '.m·i:
\Vhat 11'as apparently settled
beeomes unglued. There is no
reason for panic. What you
ne€d you already possess -in
abundant·e. Your n a tu r a I
\"<'rsatility 11,ill resolve ap-
Pi!r~n! cli.l~m<I..
CAKC[R (June 21-July 22):
SAG ITTARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dc<:. 21): Safety hazard at
home should no longer be
neglected. Take Initiative in
making residence more com-
fortable, harmonious. Leo,
Aquarius persons figure proin·
incntly. Romantic interlude
plays a role.
CAPRICORN tDer-: 22cJan.
19!: Hold off on short trips.
Conru sian CXi!itS regarding ai>
pointment.s. messages and
c.1Jls. Cancer individual
dis plays petulance. Take it in
stride. Ride y;•ith tide. Gossipy
neighbor. associn fe is merely
refllng orr steam.
One of the original Spanish
type dwellings built ln San
Ck>:mente in the late 19205 will
be featured during a home
tour sponsored by the San
CI e m e n t ~pistrano Bay
Branch ol the American
Associatjon of Univ er s JI y
Women Sunday, March 24,
trom t to 5 p.m.
Tickets foc the annual event,
which provides co 11 e g c
scholarships for local 'vomen,
may be p.irchased from any
member. Only adults and
children lover 12) holding
tickets will be admitted to the
lour \\'hich concludes wilh a
col tee.
Formed into a wrought iron
_,grill above the entr&nee
or the home of htr. and Mrs.
Bucklin Mooo is the leUer J\{.
AJlJl>Ugh it signlfied the name
J\.Ioulton, early pioneers or the
area, all but one owner of the
home has had a surname
beginning \\'ith the same
leller.
In typical Spanish fashlon.
dark wood ceiling a n d
expansh·e. massive beams
support the red tile root and
patios and gardcm surround
the house.
Having
A Ball
Presenting their
nuat charity ball
an.
Sal·
day, March 23, in the
Airporter Inn will be
members of ~Phis
who again have desig-
nated Services for the
Blind as the recipient
of proceeds. The Al·
cantar Brother Band
will play music for
dancing, following the
7:30 p.m. dinner. Ex-
tending an invitation
are Mrs. Jim 1.1otokane
(seated) and Mri;. Rob=
ert Yamafuji, who may
be contacted for
Uckets.
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AdYa•c1d, La•dscap1;
Drawl119 -ksic, FJ,g11r1:
Watercolor: Co'-r alHI
D1sl91; Prl1hMrld19: lit-
Ifigh in the San ae.mcnte
hills overlooking the city,
high\\•ay and ocean is the next
stop on the tour, the home ol
J\tr. and hlrs. Ri c hard
Scherbacher. The hoo!.c fea-
tures a rovered terrace, and
their unusual antiques, art
objects and furniture \Vere
acquired during their lrave:!s.
'J-Jome-in·the-sun is the name
J\.1r. and Pilrs. Jan1cs J~ines
have given to their residenc~
which offers a panoramic view
through two-story a r c h e J
11·indows. Their dining room is
furnished with pieces built and
carved especially foc the room
and the kitchen was decorated
by the Hines with hand.made
tiles \\ilh Spanish designs.
But Ending Certain +.rlor D11191: J1w1lry;
C1ramlcs: Sc•lr,t•r•.
fY••'•• CIOINS • Life
Drawl19; Pcrf1tiR9i Car-
omlcs; r1toto9roplly;
D"lgo.
An exceptional use of space,
with extcnsire gardens and
pools is featured in the home ·
of Mr. and Pitrs. William Polis.
Sel"eral rooms offer a \~ew ()(
the atrium "-tiictt includes-
.some rare varieties of orchids.
Paintings by P.frs. Polis are
also hung on the walls .
Theo Interiors. a decorator
showroom and furniture store,
is the last stop on the tour.
Coftee will be served in one of
niany separate r o o ms
<kxxlrated in either antique or
contemporary flavor.
-.E.llcn Fer gus on.
chair~·oman, and Tl--f a r i I y n
O'Brien. president. planned
the tour wit h the assi.st.ance of
Betty Limberg. Nancy Mays,
Lynna Youngerman. Ga i I
Thompson, Ru th Kirkpatriek.
SI.It' Hinman. Jean Cu:rot and
Carol Cherry:
Whereabouts Unknown A,,.....,.d f.r Y•t.11111
R1cM,.., N0Mi•cri"'i111'°'Y
Wrile or pbo111 for brofb.,,
Teenage runaways a re
serious business. But the
Jluck!ehcrry Fipn cro"'d is
som('thing else.
I had th is friend ~·hose
pre-schooler ran .11vay fro1n
home so often she rented his
room .
There was scnrccJy a morn-
ing that Itchy l<'eet didn't an·
noonce dramatically, ''I am
leaving horne," and grabbing
AT
WIT'S
END
a couple of essentials (a truck
and a shoebox cf baseball
cardiJ he ~-ould start for the
door.
I v"as there ha11ing coffee
one morning \\tlen he made
his exodus. llls mother was
super cool. "~ you have
everything?" she asked.
lfe checked his shoebox to
make sure Pete Rose was
there. ''Yep!'
"Will \\'e hear from you?''
"Maybe. After J'm scltlcd."
--"Do-you-wMt to know what
1''C're having for dinn er
tonight?" she asked.
"Nope." tie said shaking his
bead stubbornly.
"We'll miss you," she said.
"1'11 bet." he said.
"What dQ you wanl me to do
~1Uryoargcrb!IS?"
"Give them to charity.'' " I heard my friend sigh, 17141 494-1'520
"Well then, Jim,'1 guess this "Jim's beefl. there." 630 Lo911ta Co•yon Id.
is good-bye," she said. ··Here's Lq11no leach 92651
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He took the bag and DTERl' stomped out the door.I leaving
It ajar.
"That kid never could close
a door!" &1id his mofhcc pour.
ing hcr'sclf anoth er cup of l'Of-
fe<.
"Boy, you are something ... r
said. "}f('rc·s your 'baby' lc<i \'·
ing home and you don "t even
sv.·eat it."
"He'll be home bv noon."
she said. ·
"How do you kno"' that?" f
asked .
"l packed a box of dried
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agination or inclination to run -----· -· --
a"·ay frot!l hon1e drspite the
fact l used to pack road maps
in their lunches. I packrd a
bag for myself a few limes but
could never hitch a ride aoy
farther than the shopping
center. 1Sex pcrverls ust'd to
J>2$ me up.)
I called my friend the other
day when I read a story alxlut
two kids from \Visconsin wt>o
lert home by train to join the
Indians and y;cre aoorchended
1300 miles later in l\font.:Jna.
As I tol d my friend. "Th<'ir
mother \l':lS quoted as saying ,
'Tbev \\"Cre hei'ded for \\lound·
ed Kn('(' \vhen they left but it
will be \\'o~ooro Butt \\'hen ·they-get home.··---
Hair Slaves, Go Free!
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NOW POI TOUl-CONYIMllHCI ..• OPIN-DAILY-
Be rt'ad y for change or
scenery. Don't fight progress.
F'ind creati ve outlet r or
special abili ties. You are of-
f<'red chance to test ideas. Ac-
cept .
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-reb. _______________________________ _:__~"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""' __ .. 18 l: ~·loney and how it gets
!hat wa.Y is the theme of your
8 A:M. lo 10 P.M ...... SAT. & SUNDAY t lo 5 P.M1
COLLEEN TAFT
June Wedding
Plans Told
l.1'~0 (July 23-Aug. 22 ): Pull
in reins 11·here spending.
budget en ter piclure. One who
doe-s .1 101 of la lking ;in<l
1nakt;S pron1iscs n1:iy be con-
f U S I' d . f\1101\" ii ;ind
rlip)on1;111cal!y insist on ad-
d1t1011al \"erif1cation
\'IRGO !Aug 2:l-Scµt. 221 :
Study Leo messaAe for valid
hinr. 01·croon1c tendency 10
sec pcr.;ons. silua1.ioos in
idc11listic light. Come down to
car!h -gel facts .:ind figu res.
personal Lhesis. Someone is
playin g it loose and easy and
you are sta nding the expense.
Arca of Solar horoscope deal-
ing "'ith reward and paymenl
is dotnina!ed now by illusion.
Dr;.1 1v lin<''.
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Jll SCJ-:s i F£'b. Hl-\l.1r. 2111 ·
on~· in ;utthorit~· is pnyi ng: lip
Sl'rviec. Know it and pro tec!
.rhurSC'Jf in cl!ncl1e!i. Aquarius ,
Lf'o, Scorpio and Taurusl
persons are in picture. Do
.o;ome rf'1·1~in~. Don't per mit
pride to block pragrcs.s_ Get
ae<.'Ounling.
A June 15 \1 cdchng in Christ
Lutheran Chu rch. Cfl!;ta ~1ro:a
_ is be ing planned bv t'oltt•en
1o1arir Taft and Pa ! r 1 c k
, y.ielman Ca uthll
LJBJlA (Sept. 23-0ct. 221: -;_::.;;:.;:===~~=-.:-::Older individual is sincere but r
: They are !hr rlaui.;htrr and '"""!on of lh<: ~J;ir1·in K. Tafts and
"'rln1an tautlills. :iH of t:o~1a
Mesa.
:\li~s Tafr iiflrnd'I C.11i<l1·n
\\'es1 C.:oll<'J.:r und h~'r f1.111t•11
11•as n sluUcnt :il Or.tn~c i 11:1~!
rnHcgc.
1nay not ha1·e necessa ry
ina!t'rial. Know it: be kind but
d<'pcnd on yourself.
_SCORPIO IOct. 23-Nov. 21 }~.
.. \'ow ~°'' c-an complete--,rru -
rrt, ;1~.~1J{nmcn r. Arie~. J.lbru
J)(•r.;;ons :ire ap1 to lx· inl'O]l'cd.
IA'l\'crs' qunrrr! sh()u!d not bej
blov.n nu1 of proporl/on. ~lain·I
Lon balanCf': be 11·i1Jing to
1.1ugh ;1\ your 01\11 foibles.
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Socials, Lectures
Indian Fea•t
An Indian buffalo.vrnison
feast "'Ill take place in Buena
Vista Park in B u r ban k
Sunday, March 31. for benefil
of the American Ind J a n
Scholarship Fund. <
A giant pit will be dug
Frida}•, 1'1arch 29, and lint..--d
with river bottom rocks. The
fire wil be lit and "'l!I
continue to bum for 1?·15
hours. On Saturday. a crev.· of
men under the dir('('tion of
Keith Taylor. a Si 1 et z -
TillanlOOk, will 1>rrparc the
meat for a 24-hour roasting.
as prtsident was Sy I \' i a
Cannon. \
Other officers ate DealUUl
~tclntyrc. Howard Fiektina:.
Elsie \Voodrill, Lois Odell. Ed
Tierney and Boonie Krt'ta.
Sewing Contest
\Vinncrs in the Orange
District Culifornin Federation
of \Vomcn's Clubs' annual
creative st'wing eontest 'ft'Crc
Gail Showalter. N cw po r l
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Hilltop
A marioflette p r o g r a m
enUtled Puppets Talk With
Preschoolers vdU be presented
by flilltop Nursery School)
Saturday. &1arch 30. at Gisler
Interm ediate School.
Huntington Beach.
Show timee for Jim Gamble
and Steve ~fartin and lh('ir
marioneues will be 12: JS. I: 15
and 2: 15 p.m. Donation fer
admissiOJl is 75 cents.
1"'hc ~hool \I Ill havf' :tn nx·n
house fron1 9 30 10 11 'W n 111
\\'edncsd;I\·. April 3. It 1:;
localed IH 12~9 \'1l'lona • l ,
Costa ~1 t'sa
AARP
~!rs . ,Jos('ph :\larisr:il \1 1!1
prest•nt a proi.:ran1 1•n111ll·d
The \\'ondcrs o( the Sea durin~
rhe Thur!'>d<t~'·. ~lareh 28.
n1('('tu1i.: of '\t•11·1:iort IJrar h
Chaptt•r ArnrN~'an ,\\~oc1.111un
of Rrtlre<I rerr.ons.
Tbr I p,1n. pr.ii.:r:1•11 11 ill
tak~ plll~ 111 th<-rf'C'tt'i1t1nn
roo1n of tht> Krwpor! llarl>i1r
l.u!hernn Churrh. f\lrinbt·r~
should bring ~uck lunt•h•''
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Ornngc Counl ,\ \\'<inwn 's
C h•pln . f'cndo m > UPHO LSTERY Found :.11011 :u \.11\•v I
Forgl' "'Jll prt·S1.·11t :1 f.'\~h1fln
lunchL'()tl in tht' 1;r;1n<I !!otrl
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JUusic for the 1 to 5 1>.n'
affair ~ill be provid<.'d by
Indians and cc 1 c b r i I y
entertainers. Oeach and ri.lichclc Gibson and -----------Huth l'N:"plc. Co5ta ri.lesa
Wilma Chain
Military
Wife
Selected
\Vilma Ch a in. Laguna
flills, was named ~1il 11ary
\\'ifc-of-lhe-year for El Toro
Marine Corps Air Stalion.
Juniors
Jan 1\1t1rar has been naml'<I
Ci11zen-of-lhc.year by t h c
Junior Ebell Club of Nev.-port
Beach.
She ""1s president of lhe
club in 1963. lier communitv
activities ha\'C included \'~ICA
Indian !\faidens,. !\fcsa Verde
Skating Club. !\larch of Dimes.
Eastbluff PFO and Eastbluff
Baby.sitting ro-op.
In the club she also has
scr\'Cd as Orange District
p<1rliamentarian, conservation
and ecology chairman and has
been a 1nen11x>r of the h<'allh
and international a ff a i r s
conlmittecs.
PWP
:'\t'IY offiC'Crs ~·~re_ insl:illed
during the J7Lh b i r I h d a \
celebration or Parents \\'ithout
Partners al 8 p.m. in th('
Shorecliffs Country Club. San
Clemente.
Seated for her second term
\Vife of ti.1arine Lt. Col. ,-----------I
Charles \V. Chain, ~trs. Chain
was selected for h e r
community service to improve
relationships between t h c
American n1ilitary and civilian
communllif"-~.
Since the famil y was b;:ised
at El Toro in 1960. the mother
of !hrrc h.'ts bcrn active in tJ1 ..
Prt>sbytcrian Chur..:h of th•·
~laster.
l\1rs. Chain is involved v.•ith
two church ~'OUth groups.
helP.Cd cstablii;h ;1 Hloci;.
Parent program IC1r \'a l.•11·
cia Elcrncnt ary School .
and helps \\"ilh patterning for
a brain dan1agcd child each
\\'eek.
She was selcctf"d by a
civilian-military panel and will
be among-candidates for
national Atilitary \\'ifc-of·lhc--
year honors.
Sprir19 Fashion
Shows
fn .. S:11 .
?.lar. 22-23
Huntington
Center for
Fashions & Fun
Family tasn1ons
!rem all stores
Ofesented tn1s Fn
at 7.30 pm. and
Sal. at 1 p m Also
on Sat at 3 p.m The
c1ly counc1k:ll n t>
w1U be fea1ured 1n
the latest a1hre &
will be accompanied w+t h a
bathing beauty prev1ewo!
summer swimwear.
It's lree at Beach
& Edinger orr tne
San Diego Frway
CHS
!\1rs. Terrell L. Hoot has
been installed as President of
the Ne\\'POfl llarhor Au~11iary
or Children's llome Society.
Taking office v.·ith her
during ceremonies in the
NewPort Beach home of ~frs.
Henry I. Stotscnberg v.·ere the
1\lmes. Pclcr E. Kenne y,
Rudolph Baron. Don a l d 1-:.
Swedlund, Wilson B.
\Voodman and Alfred '\/. Jor·
genscn .
New provisional meml>ers
v.·crc 1\•clcon1cd during the
n1ceting.
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Ecology,
Fund ing
Paper Weight Stacks Up
Mixed
A1ost elementary schools
have paper drives, bul PTA
members and administrators
at Adams School in Costa
Mesa believe theirs is a little
different than usual.
It heavily e m p h us i z rs
ecology and is n1ore an
educational tool than a fund·
raising method. arcording to
Louise carr. ·,l'ays and tncans
chairman.
The program begun in the
summer or 1973 \1.'lth an
ecology program launc!M!d by
Byron Austin, art director for
the Costa litcsa City Planning
Department. , lie gave the
school ecology patches, decals
and posters, which a r e
~sented to tY.'O students each
m00ih for their outstanding
efforts in the newspaper drive.
Also inspiring the students
was a film titled "Our Land
Needs Your Help," which '~as
loaned to the school by the
Golden West Paper Fiber
Company.
The progra1n v.•as lied
together by Harriet Harring·
ton, auditor and ecology chair-
man.
Under her direction, the:
cL¥;,, which collects the most
newspapers receives a
perpetual trophy which is
di!lplayed in their classroom.
The high class also donates a
book to the school library
using the ecology decals for
the inscription in the book.
As , a further incentive,
Golden West Peper Fiber
Company presents a tree to
the school for each 10 tons of
paper collected.
''The packaging of thi s most
successful J)rOKram has been
made possible through both
civic and private grotlJl'l."
Mrs. Carr said. "However,
after all this, it still remains
that there is a lot of school
spirit. at Adams School."
By JO OLSON
01 UM Giiiy l"llot iietf
Joan llowland is u tw~ton
gal.
In fact. she·s almost a two
and a half ton girl.
The slim fourth grader
doesn't really weigh that
much, but aU the newspapers
she's collected for her school
pi!per drive since October do.
She's the champion paper·
geuer at Adams School in
Costa i\1esa. a school whlch is
'" nelghborhcod about t h r e e ·
times a \l'eek collecting paper -
in her \Vagon. She has regular
customers. some ol whom give
her a snack as she sf.Ops by to
load the papers.
The 9-year-old also collects
papers from members of her
swim team. which practices at
Newport Harbor High School
weekdays at 4:45 p.n1 ., and
her cousins bring contri butions
from Fullerton.
She ties !Mrn up herself and
stores them beside her house
under plastic 10 keep them
dry.
Though she has worked very
hard 10 collect the top amount
of papers at her school. she is
very modest alx>ut h e r
success.
"It gives me something to
do." she S3id.
She added that she didn 't set
out to be a champ, but just
enjoyed the challenge and kept
Y.l>rking harder and harder.
She also colJects papers
because "it's better than
cutting down all the trees.''
Sho likes trees, i::he said, and
has lots of favorite kinds .of
trees.
Her parents, Don a n d ~
Loretta Howland. help her ~~ •.
transport papers in their car, (
and told her she could collect
them oo a big scale if she
Y.'OU!d clean up the mess
afterward.
The champion collector. who
admits she "likes to be a
winner." Y.•i ll have to save at
least ooe of the newspapers
from the scrap heap. lt will
have her name and picture in
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Box of 45 12.24 Reg. 14.40
easy care floor. Peel off the paper backing
and press in place. It's as easy as that.
Great decorator patterns.
O•k Knoll in walnut, Bradlord brick
aaddle, white . in red'" white.
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white, beige /brown.
F.ashions Fancied
ANDERSEN PTA: MDlher
Goose fair will take plice
from 11 a.m. lo 3 p.ni.
Sarurday, March 23, &t
school. Activities for all ages
include game booths, food,
white elt'pbants. bake sale,
plant and craft boutiques.
Drawings, rides and displays
also will be featured ...
dolls from apples. Per!OOS
wishing tickets at $2. may oon-
tact J\trs. Gerald 1'1cClellan.
l!;lrs. John Cayne and ~lrs.
llobart Smith are chairmen
for the event.
KE'rn...ER PTO: Unit will
provide and serve
relreshmcnts al open ~
Th.llr9day, April 4 ... Carnival Paper drive rrom I a.m. to
Sa •.. ~. M ch 30 will be preseIX.erl. by the unit noon IW ...... y, ar .
Bring bagged or Ued bmdles Satu:day, May 1.s. A~ yon ~
to the school parking Jot. _ wbbing to assist w1lh ar·
rangements may contact Mrs.
MARINERS PFO: Dolls and Charles Fabien or M r s .
Daisies is the theme of the
mother-daughter luncheon to
be held at 11:30 a.m . Salur·
day, ?\-larch 23, in t h e
cafeteria. Menu "'ill include
assorted sandwiches. fresh
fruit , beverage, sherbet and
brownies. Program w i I I
featurt a group of gymnasts
from the Newport Beach
Gymnastics Center and l\lrs.
Carrie Lee 'A'ho w i I t
demonstrate how to carve •
Mlchael O'Neil, fundraising
cha inn en.
LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL
AUXILIARY: The auxiliary
and Boosters Club will meet at
8 p.m. 1'1onday. 1'1arch 25, in
the school, Orange for a
program on Restoration and
Minor Repair of Furniture -
Old and New bv Don Eells.
whose interest in. antiques and
collectibles de...elopOO in the
opening ol Heather Jiouse
Collectibles.
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ELECTED president of Q1llfomla is Sandi Ru b e n
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority daughter of the Robert Rubens
at the University or Southe.m or Costa l\1esa. A 19-yea r-old
California was Gwynn Geiger, psychology and s o c i o Io g y
daughter or lhe \'lilliam J. major, she had been on the
Geigefs of Huntington Beach. Dean's List and worked y,·ilh
Miss Geiger, a junior the Blind Children's Center in
majoring in iritematiooal Los Angeles.
relatioos and Russian , is a
graduate of Hunlington Beach
High School.
DELTA GMBfA s ocia l
sorority president for 1974 at
the University of Southern
RETUM1NG to their Three
Arch Bey home will be Dr.
and Mrs. Robert c. Robb v.·ho
are totaing South America and
Africa following bis retire-
ment.
PAULARINO Pl'A: Mo!her>
daughter • rashioo show and
luncheon will take place at
noon Saturday, March 23 at
Estancia Jfigh School. Tickets
are $1 for adults and 75 rents
tor students. l!;lrs. Gloria Ven·
erdi, chairman announced !hat
the Broadway. Newport Center
will supply the r..tiJoos. I
PLA.VAN PTO: Membet-s
v.ill assist with arrangements
for an elghth grade fashion
show entitled Spring Thing
scheduled tomorrow night at
7:30 in the multimedia center.
Refreshments will be scrvt'd
and door prizes awarded.
Proceeds will be used to help
finance a class trip t o
Sacramento . . . S p r i n g
carnival "'ill be presented by
the unit Saturday, March 23,
from 10 a.nL to 4 p.m. Persons
"·ishing to v.·ork in carnival
booth!! are asked to contact
Mrs. Joseph Noble through the
school office.
TE \\'JNKLE PTA: Associa-
tion meeting at 9:30 a.m.
Thursday. J\1a.rch 28, I n
Boswell Hall. Business will in-
clude election of officers and
the presentation of t w o
honorary service awards. A
special award also win be
presented to a person who has
given· many years of df'd ica ted
service to the youth of this
area. Entertainment will be
provided by the vocal group.
VICTORIA PTA: Three
movies. "ti.fusic Box." "Winter
of the Witch" and "Walter the
Lazy !\loose" will be shown at
2 and 3:20 p.m. tomorrow in
the multipurpose r o o m .
Adm~ion is 25 cent!. popcorn
and punch will be sold for 10
cents each.
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Sales 'Brighten'
Plant Shutdowns
At-GM Canceled
DETROIT (AP\ -C.eneral
~1otors haa canceled plans for
on~week shutdowns at sevflt
plants, citing a "brighleNng"
sale.s outlook following its
serond iA'Orst sales period of
the year.
G~I Chlllrman Richard C.
Gerstenberg, announcing the
change in plans \Vcdnesc:lay.
afftnned the auto 11ianl's
optimism that car sales would
pick up now t.h3t the Arab oil
embargo has ended.
TIIE ACTION will keep
27 .000 workers on the job.
Some had been scheduled Cor
one.wetk furloughs ~tonday.
others for one-week layoffs
starting April l. Thousand.li of
other GM workers are on
indefin ite layoff and thousands
still face temporary layoffs in
the next few wetlu, the
company said.
"We are beginning to 11ee
increasing evidence that our
business is gelling lx'ttl'r "
Gerstenberg said
He silid G~I de:ilers arc
reporting increased interest in
new cars and noted lh:it used
car wholesale prices had
firmed. He calld that "a first
step to improved new car
sales."
Gerstenberg offered n o
figures to indicate an end to
the 37 percent sal~ decline
"'hkh has plagued GM thi!
year.
G'-1. with 39.500 ~·orkers
now on one-week lavolfs
because of plant shut~'TlS.
still will close eight plant.! and
idle 30.200 workers nex:t week.
Five other plants employing
17,600 are due for week-long
closures starting April l.
will be back on 1be jobs by
mid-April.
fo'ord and Chrysler, which
IQiClhcr have more than
15,000 workers on temporary
layoff! this 1,1·eek and plan to
idle 16,200 more at six plants
next W¥k, hBd no Immediate
reacti on to Gl!l 's
announcement .
lnclustrywide. sales
do"'TI 27 percent from
levels.
a re
1973
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Ernil 'Bus' ~losbarhcr.
forn1er America's Cup
sarht sni an. has qu it as
the $75,000 · a -year
rhair1nan of the New
''ork Ra ci ng and \\l;i-
gering Board . 1'he panel
oversees thoroughbred
an~ harness r:icing. y,·a-
~crin~ and the state's
lottery.
.1\11 to11etic s
Gets Bi<l
Autonrtics Division o fJ
Rock1,1·ell Int er n al ion al
Corpor:itioo 1 o c a t c d in
Anaheim. has been selcctt'd to
design. develop and pro<lucc
f our Electrostallcally
Supported Gyro ~1 o n i t o r
Systems for the ~ :i \' y ' s
Trident submarine program. ~
Initial funding for the
program is approximately $2{)
mill ion and ~·as :n~·:irded to
Autonetic.c; by Sprrry Sysll•n1c;
iilanagcmcnt of Sperry H:111d l
Corp.
The system~ are plann ed !or
installation on !he Tndt'i!l I
subm<>rines in addition to thl'
A_utooetics Ship" I n e rt 1 :1 l
l'\avigation Systems.
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COllNELLEASE
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Clte.r.let Ufll-t DHler • New •74 v ... HetchM<k
Operating Earning Up 50%
I For Del Webb Corporatwn
Se1~,,icing Ai1tos
'Safe' Industry
Capitol New'I Ser\•lce customer asks you to d1scon·
ncct lhe pollution control
equipment on tus car, assum·
ing 1ocal law permits non·
dealer mcdlunle3 to dc,1c-
Uvate tbe device?
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CONNILL CHEYIOLET
2121 HARIOI IL't'D.
C05TA MISA 546·1200
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'T'hc nl·I ~;. \l.1cbb Corp. has
announced opt·rating e;;irnings
1ncre11sed 50 1x·recnt in 1973.
Earnings lron1 1973 01>er1t·
lions ch111bed to $6.42 01illion
or 7;1 <'f'nts per shnn'. coin-
pllred 10 11 1972 l1>tal of $4.;µ
million or 50 cents a share,
and <\ 1971 rlgure of 39 cen ts a
share.
Overall. 1973 earnings per
share were 77 centlt. compared
lo 99 cenls lhe prior year.
You don't have to
·be wealthy to get the
benefits of tax-exempt income.
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CALIFORNIA SERIES 7
To Be Offered in Units of $1,000
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municipal bol"lds that pay interest which. 1n the opinion of counsel. under existing
law, •s exempt from all present-Federal income tax. with cer1ain exceptions, and
from all Cahlorn1a income lax. and the ownership ol Units ol the Fund is exempt from
Calllornia personal property tax Capital gains. 11 any, are subject to 1.u:
It's !he prooosed new E. F. Hutton Tax-Exempt Fund. California Series 7.
The Fund consisis ot $1.000 units. each representing a pro rata share ol adivers1lied
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Newpart Beach. California 92660
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lfo"·ever. \Vebb said 49 cenll!i
of 1972 earnings came from
sale of property, compared to
t"·o cents per shn rt-las t year.
Total 1973 revenues were
$293.49 rnllUon, compared to
the !97'l Iota! of $313.83
rnillion, Net cllm ings "'ere
$6.55 million last ~·c;;:ir ag~iu~l
$8.6 milllon in 1972, ll'ith
almost hair of that figur~· P1~:1··
ing from property sall'S. chief -
ly the llotel Thunderbird 111
I.as Vegas. Nev.
R. J. DALBEY & ASSOC.
financial Consultants
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LONG, LONG AGO
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·rhoSf• ar1· nu1.~ic \\"ords.
ThPy can ronjur._· ur th••
fascfnati n~ \\'Orld ot makt>·
belif•vc. ll'fi run lo l'SC8.ll('
over ttw rainbow. Bul \\•ht'n
lllnPSs su·ikt'S H's in1portant
LO IJt· firn1ly 1·ntrt'11ched in
!ht' \,l.'Orld of prneticnl thillJ,:S
lik<-kOO\I int:" iUlfJUI II doubt
th.at you \I'll\ b•• :;:1•11in!.: the
beiit possible health 1.1111'.
Thr phnrma<'y you i:.·o 10'
i>hou!d ti.· Ollt' )"U kllO\\'
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i.ituation. C 1n<.· lhnt hu.~ n
rrp111:11i•Hl f•n' pron1p1 nnd
tl1•t"'tUll1hlr _..,,n,•ic-r. \Ve 11:v
tr; 1nai111ftin that t.l'f"' nf
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FINANCE
Prof its Rise
At, B,roudway
Special 10 lhe Daily Pilot
LOS ANG~LES
Broad\\'ay-llalc Stores Inc. an-
nounced that net profits rose
1J.5 percent last year and
sales increased 10.8 percent,
passing the billion dollar mark
fnr the first tuii.e.
l'ur the 52 "'eek year ended
Feb. 2 vs. :i 5.1 week period the
prior ~·car. net earnings total-
('(! $:.J!l.815.000. or $2.15 per
l'Orn1non share. compared \vilh
$35.071.000. or Sl.87 per coin·
mnn shr1rt·
i\cwporl Firiu
Sys te111 lJ sed
SACRA~tl'.:N'TO -It is a
dangtrous ranlasy lo speak or
drnstically restricting nlolnr
\'ehicle use in this CQlmtry
"unless and until" we can pro-
vide some other way or getting
uround.
Tllt:SE ARE the W(lrd.s or
.John W. Nerlinger. executive
vice p1·!'.>Sident of the
Automotive Service Industry
Association (ASIAI. who says
the country is "unprepa red
economically and socially for
any major restrlctlons on
motor ,·chicle use either to at-
~N HIGH GEA~
lain prescribed levels of Hir
quality or to conserve
energy."
Voluntary cutbacks of
needless driving and ('lose at·
tcntion to other gas-saving
guid.clincs arc the way t~
Aincrican people have decided
can be used to avert man-
datory gas rationing.
NC'rlingcr points out !hat
OJ::!\1 (original c q u i p rn l! n I
n1nnufacturcrs) suppliers and
the car makers arc in a
\ irlual panic. the crisis 1s
'"playing right into !he hands
of the artcrmarket suplicrs
;ind 1hcir various chains of
distribution.··
Western Diglta l Corporation JIE.SAID, "Our business is
or Newport Beach has made the m o s l dcpre~ion-proof
delivery of a Spartan 780 test busiucss 1n the lo I a I
system valued in excess of ecooomy."
'295,000 to An1crican llerc are Ncrlinser's
"'licrosystcms, Inc.. Sa n la reasons:
Clara. Fewer new car sales
ll is Illegal In Califomi:i and
some other states. ~~troit
engineers who de.signed the
devices strongly a d v·f s e
aga inst disconnecting them.
even it locaJ law ;illows and
the cu.~tomer ill willing to pay
3 Stiff fee for ren1ovi~ or
~passing the unit. AC'C'Ordin~
td-the Fl'bruil.r\' Issue flf
~lotor, !ht! ::iuton1otive tr:ide
Journal. Detroit 1s beginning to
get reports in on cars that
ha\"C undergone modification
and in seven cases out of 10.
the job has been bungled. Fac-
tories cite in.statlef'S 0 r
1nileage on cars thal "'·ere g!'l-
ting 11-12 mpg dropping to ha1f
of that after mechanics have
tampered with the rontrols.
General Motors says on many
small cars. both G711 makes
and those of olher companies.
tho mileage is actually lx>ttcr
vdth emission conlrols tharl
without
• In another 'lotor ''Hot
Linc"' iten1, it was reported
Ford pfnns to go ahead "'·it.h a
junior Lincoln without y,1aHing
for Cadillac to come out with
its small car.
Ford has been considering a
smaller Lincoln for some
time, but was waiting to see
the compact Cadillac before
finalizing the car. But -.!'ith all
the knocks the big cars are
suffering. Ford feels it can't
\\'alt any longer for C~f ta
make the first move.
mean people 1,1•ill be 'kcc~ing
According to Ron Griffin. old cars longC'r: • man11acr of test systems A c:ir's windshield is no
niarkcting for \\'es l e r n -Th<' <'ncrgy pinch means place for foreign substances.
/)i~ital, A~·ll will use lhe O"'ncrs will get mOfl' frequent as in.::.iny an injured peephole
systcn1 for high volume pro-tune·ups :ind h<'l!cr ~rooin pi!ot can tc!J you. Squinlinj!.
duel ion and tharactcrization their cars for ccnnorn.r : through a peephole in the
testing of £>quiprncn1. -Short distance driving: rt-\\'indshicld amouhts to a gr;ivc
-----quires better maintenance of S!!cing deficiency. And this you
F1cr1r1ous 1us1NESS There'll be a greater fight hazards that arise on t/1e
FINANCE EXPERT
Louil J. Zitnik
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Stock, Bond
Course Set
For Laguna
Financial analyst Louis J .
Zitnik. will conduct a seven-
S{'SSion course In stocks. bonds
~nd n1utual funds beginning
to.larch 26 at 7:00 p.tn . in Roorn
27 at the Laguna Beach J1igh
S<:hool. 625 Park Avenue.
The course \Vill include the
outlook for !be stock 111arket,
ho\Y exchanges operate .. how
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information, influ.lion and how
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;. CBS fJ 9:00 -Comedy Pilots. Two prospective
TV series based on movies are aired tonight. ''Side·
kicks" (from the film "Skin Game") stars Lou Gos-
sett as a black man posing as a slave and Larry
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wary buyers. "Slither" wi th Barry ·Bostwi ck and
Patti Deutsch wa s inspired by the recent movie of
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NBC 0 10:00 -NBC Reports. The fi rs1 in a two· t. r.art series on possible sol utions to the energy crisis.
14 ronight's segment deals with the problen1 or oil.
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Prediction:
Incredible E~otion Is l(ey--Sharman
UCLAhy6
GREENSBORO. N.C. (AP)
Marquette coach Al ltfcGulre has
predicted a UCLA victory over first-
ranked North Carolina State ln the
opening round of the NCAA basketball
nnals at the Grren.sboro Coilseum
Saturday.
~tcGui.re, whose team doesn 't face the
Bruin.-i in t he o pen in g round .
said, .. , wilt pick UCLA by five to six
points. If 'Big Red' Bill Walton plays,
he's dynamite.•·
l\fcCulre made the p r ed i c ti on
Wednesday in lhe annual telephone
conference call set up by l he N('.AA
betv.•een the coaches taking teams into
the finals. 'I'nis year Kansa.s will meet
~1arquette in the first game, at 10 a.m.
(PDT) a nd UCLA goes against N.C.
at noon. The championship matches the
\11irmers Monday night.
Answering McGuire. Bruins coach John
\Vooden, "'ho ov.ns seven straight
n at Io n a 1 tilles. said. '"That's very
complimentary of Al. but T don't koow on
v.•hat basis ~ Is making that statem(':fll ''
Norm Sloe.n of N.C. State said tine
\Volfpack is a belt.er club now than when
they took an 84-66 'beating at the hands of
UCLA in St. Louis in December. "I'm not
inlerested in psyclx>logical warfare or a
battle ol words," Sloan said.
What has interested Sloan a n d
Wolfpa ck fans Is the condition of
All-American David Thompson. who took
a hard £-all on his head In the final game
r>f the Eastern Regiooals agaWt PiU.
'lbompsoo was unconscious for four
minutes and had fifteen stitches in ttiS
head.
Sloan said ThGmpson said he felt
"fine" after practice Tuesday. "He
moved gingerly, he shot well . In the final
analysis. I guess we don't know until
Saturday," the coach said.
Coach Ted Owens of Kansas said.
"We're hel'e to \Vin. and quite honestly,
our players ha ven't even thoug'ht about
UCLA or North Carolina State."
Wooden returned ,:-.1 c Gui r e' s
compliment and predicted an edge for
,.tarquette in the first-roond contest Y..i th
Kansas. ''I haven't seen either Kansas or
1'.1arquette," Wood en said, "but I ""oold
have to say that 1'.1arql)flte would deserve
the "4!•·"
He added, 11•Iowever, any team that
gets to the final tour, no the final eight,
can beat any ol the others."
Oi.mis said his Kansas team y.13sn't
expected to win the Bi;:;-E i g1i L
Conference. "Let alone the regional."
But he said, ''\lle're not slow like some
people say, but maybe ~1arquette is a
little quicker. But we both press. have
the same style, good matchups. l think
we're preUy even."
Wooden said be thought the Bruins' big
victory over the \Vol£pack in December
should be discounted. "However from a
psychological viewpoint I would nither be
in the position of having beaten the otha"
team by a substantial margin, -than the
re11erse.''
Nine Games Left
INGLEWOOD (AP) -Tho Miiwaukee
Bucks seem to bring out the best in the
Los Angeles Lakers , and just at the right
lime.
The Bucks whipped Golden &ate one
night to leave the Lakers and Warriors in
a vi rtual tie for lirst place In the Na-
tional Baskelball Assoclation's Paci fic
Division.
Then Wednesday night tile Laken
stonned for 44 points in the third quarter
for a 120--114 victory over l\1ilwaukee that
vaulted Los Angeles into ·a full ga me lead
over the \Varriors, who lost to Seattle,
11~107.
Connecticut
Local Favorite
In NIT Semis
NE\V YORK IAPl -"I can't go
anvwhere." said Dee Rowe. "\\ithout
bufnping into people wishing us luck."
On the basis of their proximity lo
Madison Square Ga rden, Rowe ·s Con·
neclicut: tea m has become the "local"
favorite, goi ng into their quarterfinal Na-
tional Invitation Tournament game
tonight agaimt Boston College.
Ut.ah plays 1'.1em phis State in ~ other
end of the doubleheader.
''The interest in the team around hrre
has been utterly fantastic. sc mething voe
cou1dn 't possibly ha ve imagined ," said
Rowe of the wave of NIT fever whk h has
swept over Stors. Conn .• a three • OOur
drive from f.fadison Square Garden.
Betv.·een 5,000 and 6.000 fans are ex-
pected to make that trip to see the Con·
necticut-Boston College game anli a
caravan of some 43, buses has been ar·
ranged to transpo rt the Connecticut
faithful .
"\Ve've hired every bus in the area,"
said a student union representative.
Connecticut, which fini.$hed the regular
season at 18-7. got into the quarterfi nals
by beating St. John's of New York. 82-iO.
Six·foot..one guard Jimmy F(lf>ter !ICOl"ed
27 points while St. Jotui's star F.d Searcy
spent most of the day on the bench wil'n
a bad ankll".
Rov.·e OOwever is not so sure he likes
being labeled as the local team. no w that
the truly local schools such as Seton Hali .
St. John 's and Manhattan have been
eliminated.
"When I. came down here for a press
luncheon last. v.1eek, I got into a big beef
wi~ the C"Oat check girl. She wasn't there
wlten I came in and she didn't want to
give my coat back to me. Then the
manager came over and they just about
thrc,•-me out.
"I'll be glad to get back to O:wtecticut
where you can put your coat where you
want." '
Bill Foster descn"'bed his Utah team's
encounter with 1'-temphis State as "a
good matchup."
"I've onl y seen them. once, but they
looked to be pretly deep off the bend!
and they are particularly strong under
-the basket, "-Foster -said.
Kings Take On Seals
INGLEWOOD (AP) -Last season the Coach Bob Pulford of Los Angeles says
f---!.,..,Angeles-King1-fai1ed-lo-ma~despite-tfle..standmg&-dilfercncc...his team
tional H~key ~ague playoffs because of v.·ill not take the Seals lightly. a slump m the final few ga mes topped by " , a loss to cellar-dwelli ng California. They beat us last year and we re not
With nine games left to play, start ing likely to let down again like that," he
tonight against the Seals, the Kings say said.
they are not going to let their Northern Kings tea m captain Terry Harper said,
Californi a rivals cost them a playoff "There's no chance of our letting up."
berth again. After tonight the Kings end a nine-
The Kings arc third in lhe Western game home stand Saturday night hosting
Division with 66 points while the Seals Vancouver ttien play on the road at
are la st with only 35. California and Minn~t.a.
"Emotion \\'as a key factor for • u.!i Buck.s %4-ti during an eight minute span
tonight .'' said ~r& coach B l 11 of the third quarter for an 81-74 lead.and
Sharman. cruised Into the fina l period ahead 99-86.
"We sho"-ed incredible emotion. 1 just Jabbar. \\'ho rotlected thrt't fouls t<trly
hope \\'e can sustain it for our last three In the game. rlnnlly fouled out wl!h 3:34
games of tile sea90n. '' to play v.i th Z7 polnls , only si x or them in
Kareem Abdul · Jabbar, named the the sc<.'Ond half.
le:aguc 's most val uable player e:arlier In Gail Goodrich scored 27 points and Jin1
the day, hit one basket for a 29-27 Ptice 24 as the Lakers guards pa~d to
Milwaukee lead at the end of the first paet Los Angeles scorttig.
quarter then paced Bucks scoring in th e But scorfug wasn't v.•hat fl re \V
second quart.er for a 61·55 halltime lead Sharman's attention. it v.•as the way the
O\'er the Lakers. Lakers defense shut oft Jabbar in the seC·
But the Lakers. \\'ith a defeat all but ond h<il f.
killing their playoff hopes. out.scored the ··11 's Mrd lo sin gle out anybody ~.::...~--''---''----'-------,.-----~
be:cause everyont' did a job. Aul I htl\·e to ihe r<'sl ot their ga mes so 11':: up lo u~ to
talk abotit the Job Biil Bridges did on \\'in the rrst or our."
Jabbar. \\'l' sai.tbrcd in the Sttond MU The rest of the I..aker~ schedule, !he
1norc on Jabbar ond made it difficult fo r last three .::nme.'S, start.s f.'riday ni~hl
his teanunatcs to gl'l hiin lht• bull and whe n Los Angeles hos1s the Chic1.1go
Bridges made It almost impos!ible nsr--Ht11l., ·nd1:trt·C'l' sa1d:-"'1'hat J::amr \\'tit be
hun 10 tur11 around." tough lx.'<..·ause tht'y arc the n1ost physical
The Lak.ers lost back-to-back gamE's to 1ea1n ..... e play."
the \\'arrior!I last v.·e<'kend but Sharmftn M•LWAlJKff nuo O•l\(!d.,,,. u. W••n•~ 11. J,•~O-• 11. ll:ol>t<h<"I H Willi""'' 16. O<lvi. 11 , said, "I told oor i;:uys after the losst'S not McG1<><•1·~ 1u P•,,~· 1 , LOS A.NGEtt~ 1!70t H11!n!°" I•, H•'""""' Jl, to let do\\'n bccnuse 1111yth1nc could hap-'''""" :io. c.ooa"'" 11, Pr•c• 11 '"""" .. All•• •· rv>IJ " Mo!wa~kH ,.. J) J/ U -11'
I' .. ' L~ An9'<~• 71 ;>t oM 71-ll'O
Price said, "\\"h{'n Goldrn Stale lost tl'I "Cul..:!""' J .. ~w· ,."·~· lout• l'lllw•U-N ''· L" 'l'l k I -" ·11 · ""'"'''' 11 lKl'lnot•• '""I> M•lw•""ff •"' co•c~ 1• 1 v.·au ee. v.·e rl>;l 12.l'' v.·c were st1 111 8'""'" Mo1 .... 1110e """'~ c~·•tllo :. 1~ • .., ~ .. ,,1~
this . I don't lhlnk the \Varriors can "'1n P•:•11,,.1.
Ul'I T .. ""'9IO
Briti sh Soccer
Bei11lr ~1e11aced e .
By Hooliga11s
J.0\"00:'\ f,\ J'l :-llooll~.1nism :in1oni:
SO<'t't'T crowds i~ suddenly <• higgt'r
111f'ri;1cr than 1•\'rr 1n llri1n111 1\nd ;;;porl-;
off ici<1!s ;:in· app1\1\in;! lo lhl' play.~rs to
hel]J ST<lllljl ii Olll
"Hf'ttf>r l.M·ha,·ior by th\' pla)('rs "l11
ll.'ad to h<>11f'r brh.-i\·ior b,· 1h(' fl1ns." sa\s
J)f>n is llo\\'e!I, nev•ly · rc·111.~tatl'd ~ ..
rilinistcr of Sport 111 the !\\'O.\\'l'l·k-0ld
labor jt'O\'l'mment.
For !ht> hr):.1 tun1.'. thr English Foolbnll
As.<iOCiation ord1.·rrd a g;ir111.· tn bl.·
replayed brC'auSt> of CN\\d hool i#!<inisrn
Ne1\·castlc. .1fl<"r tr;i i!ing .~01ting:han1
forest 3·1 in thf! qua rtrrfinals of lhc
E:nglish Cup. came back to 'A'in 4-J. But
play "·as held up by hundred.<; or fans
rushin~ on to the fil'l d and fi i.,rti ting. Not·
tiogham clairned its players' COO·
rentr<tt1on "'as upset.
The gamt' w:is ordr rrd rrplayed on a
neu1ra\ ground _: 1-:verlon's c:ooc11son
P<1rk -lttonda v nii..1tt nnd endl.'d in a 0-0
dr;nv. So a se'cond rl'play al r-:oodison
Park is set for Thursday.
SOCCER SAFER -Stanislav Karasi, a member of
the Yu goslavian national soccer· team. tries his
hand at bullfighting but find s the sport jusl a little
too rough. The cal! bounced him around a couple
of times as
were guests
Spain.
he and oth~r men1ber:-of the team
at a ranch for 1natadors in 1\1adrid,
~ott ingham Forest \\'as upset by th<'
decision lo hold both repla ys on a neu1 ral
ground . Thry argued that i.incc the fi rs t
game "·as at Ncwc-astlc, the sccood
replay should h.1vc ~n at Nott1n~h.1m.
Sporis Clipped Sliort
"An EFA commiss ion debated this fnr
three hours." explained Ted Croker. v.·ho
became sccret.;iry of the association la.c;t
year ... They .,,·ere influenced by poll<'C
r(-ports on ilic cf'0\4·d beh:ivior al
Newcastle. Th(')' decided it v.·oold be just,
and .safest , to have the replays on a
neutral ground.
UC I Nine No. l; Laver Wins
TUaiO~ -UC Irvin e. the nation's
defending NCAA college division baseball
cha1npion. has been named !\o. 1 in the
na tion in tha t division in the initial 1974
rankings.
UCI holds victories over USC and
Arizona Stale and was named the top col·
lege <:.team in the rration last seascm
follov.ing ill NCAA vi ctory.
Others in flhe top IO include: Florida
Southern. Missouri (St. Louis). EaStem
Illinois, cal State (Northridgel. Ithaca
<New York), Springfield, Tuskegee.
Oiapman and Southern I 11 i n o i s
(Edv.·ardsvi\lei.
In the university division , the Unh'er·
sity ol Arizona is l\o. 1 \\"ith Texas
second. USC is third and Arizona State
fourth. -
e Ashe Triumph•
TIJCSON -Sixth-seeded Rod Laver of <:orona de .Mar v.·on a irs match
in the rain-plagued $150.000 men's pro-
fession.al tennis toumamen.t \Vednesdny
over Roy Barth, 6-3, 6--0.
Four of the top-seeded players got in
first round matches before the tourna·
mcnt v.•as del ayed a second time by rain.
Arthur Ashe v.·on easily over Ray Ruf·
flcs of Australia, 6-4, 7-ti.
Tum Okker or The Netherlands needed
only t\\"O sets to beat Tom Leona rd, 6-3.
6-4, "'hile Stan Smi!h dcfeatrd Zelj ko
Franulovic of Yugoslavia 6-J. 5-7, 6-4.
In other matches. Sweden's Bjorn Borg
hl'at Onny Parun of New Zeal and. 6-4. 2·
6. 6-3, Ove Bengston of Sweden dcfeat~d
Aust ralia's f'red Stolle . 3-6, 6-3. 6-4. and
Adriano Panatta o( Italy beat Australia's
Dick Crealy, 6-4, 7-5.
Earl ier. Rumanian Ion Tiriac dO\lo-ned
Dick Dell . Bethesda. f.1d.. 6-2, 6-1.
't\tanuel Lara of ~1l'-xico beat Egypt's
Ismail El Shafei. 6-4. 6-3: ·and Bria n
Fairlie of Nev.· Zealand defeated ~!arty
Riessen. 2-6. 6·2, 6-3.
e TIHnttflN f'reed
DALLAS -Running OOck Ouane
Thomas of the \\'ash ington Redskins y;as
free on bond \lledJ'M'sday afte r being ar·
resttd for allegedly smashing the
windshield ol a car in v.1lich he saw his
wife and l\\'O children.
-'1'1oma.<1. who--h.ad -a-br:.illlaot--bul
stormy ca reer with the Dallas Co"·boys,
was charged with criminal mischief for
the Tucsd<iy night incident.
e f,ope• Lead• Witt
VERO BEACll -Dave Lopes stol e two
bases and si ngled home the decisive run
in the eighth inning Wednesday to lead
Los Angeles to its fourth stra ight ex-
hibition baseball victory, 5-3 over Cin-
cinnati.
Lopes singled home "'illie Crav.i ord
wi.J.h the Dodgers,'.Jourth.J!lning. Lopes,__
who has seven d the Dodgers' 21 sto1en
bases in 11 games. and Bill Russell then
pulled off a double steal, Rus.sell stealing
home for Los Angeles' fifth run.
eJabbar HVP
LOS ANGELES -Kareem Abdul-Jal>-
bar says his most consistent of fiv' j'-;a-
tional Basketball As50Ciation seasons
rewarded him with his tmrd most
valuable pl aye r honor.
''I thou ght I 'A'as doing a good job. 1
knew I v.oo ld be considered." the
)til waukee Bucks' 7·fooJ·2 cen ter said.
ewade Up•el
AKRON , Ohio -Billie Jean King was
a hea vy favori'le to win the SS0.000
women's professional tcrmis toUmamern
here after Cireat Britain's Virginia \l.'ade
was ousted in a seanl-round mat.ch
Wednesday.
Sharon \r alsh pulled an upset victory
over Wad£', "·ho v.·as seeded No. 2 behind
r.1rs. King. Walsh 'A'On 6-2. 5-7, 6-4.
:\far(!'ic Louie de-fcatcd Elly Appel of
Jfolland 6-0. 6-4 : Nancy Gunter downed
Janet Nc'A'bcrT)'. 6-J. 6-4: and ltlartina
!\avratilova of C..'u.-choslovakia defeated
\\"cndy Overton. 6-3, 64.
e Co111wr• Read11
SALT J.AKF. CITY -Top-seeded
J imn1y Connors and i'o. 2 J urgen
Fa!;Sbend("T' of Germany take to the
courts today m the second round o( a
$17.500 international tennis tourney.
.Connors. 1he ooly player undt'f' 21 to
v.·in more than $100.000 in a single year.
and second-set.>ded fassbende r, drev.·
byes in \Vednc&lay's first-round action.
In action Wedn,esda.):'j•Colombian lcnnis
sta r . Ivan li-fohna e 1m inated (h11ight
Frerich.'ii. 6-4 , 6-0: V1t.1s Gerulaitis beat
Ion Santeiu ol Rumania. 6-4. 6-2; Jeff
Austin defeated Jan l'iSl'Cky o r
Czcchoolovakia. 6-1 , l ~. 6-3 and Dick
Bohm<;tcdt el!m inated Toma Ovici of
Rumania, 6-7, 6-2, 6-1.
Rod gers' Son
Is Mi ss ing
1'1ARIETTA. Ga. fAP 1 -The 16-
year-old son of Grorgia Tedi head
football coach franklin C .
"Pep!>('r" Rodge rs 'A'as reported
missing today by Cobb County
pol ice.
Kyle Rodgers 'A'as last S('('fl late
Wednt'!Clay aflemoon 'A"hen he lefl
the suburban Atlanta apartmffi t
complex where the f;1milv lives to
ta ke his dog for a "·;ilk. :luthor1tit-s
said.
Ned \\'est. sports infonn:it!on
director for ('.rorgia T('('h. said 1hc
farnily has had no 'A'Ord from the
youth since then. nor from anyhody
else concerning his disa ppearan('('
Nei ther Rod gers nor his v.ifc v.·as
available for comml'Jll.
"\Ile must cnsurC" ttat cro"·d invasions
and other ugly incidC"lll.'i do not oci.::ur in
the future ." Cro ker added. "i'la}'C"rs can
go . a . long . \\'ay toward stopp ll1f:
hool1garusm. 'nle}• rnust set a fin.t-c!i1):.:.
example of sportsmanship Ofl th1· fit•ld ...
It \\·as an incident on the fi('!d th;,t
sparked the riot at U1e Ncwcast!c-l'tot·
~ingham game. Pat llov.·ard of ,\'l'v.·c-.istle
argued against a penalty dt!Clsion ;u1d
wa.<; scn1 off by the referee. Fans got ex·
cited and swanned on to the field.
!.'Youngstt•rs v.100 idolize the players
ore ea&ily"innuen('('d b.v !heir heroes.''
Croker noted . "ll pu!s a bi g
rcsponsibihty on the players but they and
cltib .of~cials must r~alize that fool play,
retaliation and arguing 'A•ith the referee
do not hel p the situat~oo."
GWC 's Young,
All-stars Face
Tulsa Outfit
BATON RO UGF.-Go l de n \Vest
Co llege's Tnras Young is part of a 10-
rneml>t'r stale JC <ill-star basket Mll
tca n1 S('{'k 1n~ the nat1<inal AA U ch<in1·
piOflship. here. this V.'CCkend.
The Gahfon11a AJl·slars. third-si'('d in
the tourney, v.·ert• scheduled to play a
first round gan1e ;:igainst the Tul~
Bumpers 1odav after arriving hcr1.:
\\'rdnrsday aftrrnoon.
Young .!La 5-11 gunrd \\'ho avcraJle<I
nearly 2.J points per g:ime tfiis past
sea~n
Others on the team· include gua rds
Emie ~!all of Com pton. Ca1 \Vulfsberg or
Long Beach CC and Denn is Rl<ick of
llancock: for\\·ard;;; \\'ayne Smith or
Bakersfield, James Hobinson of San
Oiego ~Iesa, Dan Fro.st of Long Beach
rind Bob Kovach of Chaffey ; and centers
Al Fruhwirth or Cerritos and Frr.d
llabcrccht of Rio Jlondo.
Defending cha1npion ~larathon Oil or
Lexington . Ky. and lhe Anned Force~
Al l-sl<.irs are thl' fa\'ori ll'<i in the tourne\'
The Arnied Forces tean1 r.,:aplurerl 1hc
five prc\·1ous t1tlt'<i.
Also highly-regarded 11re the ~l
B:iton Rouge H a v.·k~. a group of stand-
outs from LouisianA Slate l"n iv1'rs1tv
Md Gran1b!1ng. the An1crican Indian Afl·
stars from Seattle <ind the t:top1a
Athle tes or Dayton. Ohio.
Bonghey Seeks Swim Title
LONG BEACll-'lbomas Boogiley •i ll
be aeeting hb thin! straight 500-yanl
freestyle lndivk1ual dlamplomhlp tonight
ln the finals of that event on cpening dl'i)'
ol the NCAA college dMsk>n meet in Bel-
mont Plaza Olympic pool here.
Bookficy, a junior clmman at UC
Trvtne. will have teamma'9 Boyd Philpot
as one ol his dllef competltors ln the
evenh\i,finals Chai 11et und er vn1y at 7 :30
following afternoon prelimlnarles.
200 individual medley along v.· it h
sophomor' Brad L~nn : :O.like Figue.roa in
the 50 freestyle and the UCI 400 medley
rt'ltiy team.
The meet cominues Friday and Satur·
day with preliminary aC1ion starting a1
noon each day aod the finals at 7:30. Six
events are listed for rri<iay and seven
Saturday. ~
Eastern lllinoi."!.
UCT finished SC('l)nd la~t year for the
Second str.ught season Af1l"T thrtt suc-
cessi\."C" team champH'll.c;h1ps in The ~1Jke
~lar11n era.
COURT CREWS USE TOWELS TO MOP UP AFT£R RA IN DELAYED TH E TUCS ON PRO TENNIS TOURN EY.
Other flrsc-day UCI competitors In·
elude Ja.wi Whtac:on. a rreshman, fn the
, Cblco Stale Is the defend ing team utle
holder and Is favored to repeat with UC!
tabbed for nn hlghtr than fourth place
behind John!I l lopklns Unh'trslty and
:10 DAILY PILDT
Prep, JC
Athletes
TllurS(Mi7, Mwclt 21, 1974
Vik.es Nip Lions; -Rustlers
Roll, 5-4
--
Area Traek
El Toro Cuffed
1
. Ai:ea Prep
· ' 8asehall
,--llob8::~e: ___ Snarl Title Race
were accorded P'trate of the
Yell' tmor9 at Wf!dnelday
nl&ht'a tpOrta: b a n q u e t -q Ol'qe Ooasl COll•R•
buketbaD and wrestling
J B ' Jed . t Vlnlf'U' Ll...-od (() TI""'! 1 01; er?)' l'O'A"TI llDg In 1'"0 Mli.-1. Y~ Il l 2. Do1mtn IC) ~ , (YJM'WI lnl C•I Ill T-• .._.., IC) I , u 1
J'\Ull In the third inning, then 100-1. O-V1n ((I I. lodfl"" IC~ J, ,.;;,i;:_'r_ H~ i~) 0
1, ~,..,,.: {()
doubled In lhf! gan11>-wlnnlng 8'"°"' tc1. T'""'' •0·7· t ,.uu.if 1~l. Tlmt: 11>:11 1. 216-1. 0.-.1n ICI t. I !!!!! lCl l. l»-H~. T---iCl--1:, v-~ ta.11)1--in -t~ llth;---1parldng-~-1e-1;-TIMtr1f.r: a.-rG IC) J. Mk•• (El ,.1 ..... :
Golden West ColJ.ue to a -M ._,, v.-ni !Cl t. "'11 .. r 111 L ,.:s..~~1. Tu,..... rc1 2. H!cu CE) L •• . ' > I
-Manbr helped guide the
Pirates care t.e.m to a 22-&
reoord while NOOIJ woo tM
150-pound .-....-Jing title.
Tom Crunk acttpted the
b&!ketball team's capt a In
award and Scott Cameron tr.U
glven the coach~ award. Nnon
a!IO aooepl<d the """1ling
team't captain trophv whil'!
teammates Dave Doller and
Mike Finklea wtrt honored
"1111 !().pin cl•b aw11rds.
~
Bob Lolll1er '""1 R I c h
Btamlng share most valuable
player honors f ollowing
Marina Hlgh 's 11MUal -'8
award5 banquet honoring the
Stnet League ro-champion·
ship baakett.11 team Wednes-
day. Special ....ro ......,.,.., .... -Vanity
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El Toro
I
Tops Foe;
MD Falls
El Turo High'• Gary Key
p!ld>ed • two-hitter "' lead 1be
Qwgers to a 2--0 win over
Arlingloo lllgjl W-ay In
1 .llOIH<ogue baod>oll game at
M-Viejo llil!I>.
ln aOOCher Ol'anl!• COa.t
wea game, Mater Det MJC--
cwnl>ed lo • laie Sl Anthotly
rally lo dn>p Ila A!jgel"' Lel«Ue opMtt, 4-3, in a game
playod at Blair Field lo iJ:log -Key got aD the help be need·
ed In lbe fint -. when
Gary Ooonally and Ga!ll>y Gri·
jalva walked, Cormally stole
tblrd and a sacrifice ny out
tJCOred Coma!Jy for a 1-0 lead ..
The Cbargin ool\-ected an
IMUT'3ll0t run Vi the fifUt whffi
Kevin Urqltlart walked, stole
leOOIXl and third and came
acrom on aoocber eacr11\ce ny
out.
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Vlldnp tllttw Ille SuNot
~ ll'W1mming """ -• oicraml>le on tile tasl n>und of
dual meet competitio n
Wedoeaday with an uptet vic-
tory oYU" West.minllter l:Ugh's
Liam "' hlg!illi!l>l ..... actloo.
'!be Vikinp ol ooadl Tom
Lloyd upoet previously un·
bt>aten We:MlnWllter, 90-82,
with the quartet of Sean
Buckner, Doug Fabian, John
Golonka aod Jfif F.dwan!s
steaming to a 9Cbool record k1
wiming the 400 free with a
CIF qualifying time ol 3:!2.5.
Thus Mama, W....,..ter
and Newport llatbc<. whidl
6Ul'Yived an ambush at Hin:
llngloo Beadl. go lntD 1be
finals nel't wtek at Newport Vi
a thf'ee..way deadlock.
Keys ID ihe Marina trklmj)h
mduded !Ophomore Gokinka't
tl1lnf place SU lo 1be 100 free
and a pair of lifetime bests by
Fabian in 1be 100 fly (57.6)
aod 200 free 11:50.8).
B""" Sdloles' 2:09.8 ln wln-
nmg the 200 1ndo .... -
ll<m in Marina'• """" ¥1c-
tory.
Huntington Beach .
meern¥blle, oearly pulled oil
lbe upoet ol lbe decade In
Orange ~""" -mm-mine.
'!1Je hoot Oilers
Keith Johmon, Gory Yeo,
Smtt Weir, Jim Keith and
Mark Kuc:l>era up from lbe
frolb-90pb ~ ond In
lbe eod only N<•port'• forlell
vld«)' in diving oompeUlion
llymled lbe H-l(lor1 Be:adi
upoe<bid.
Without diveri:1 Huntington
Beadl r.11, 87~. with booke~
bell player Jim Weir leadlne
the way with w1ns In the SO
(23.2) and 100 r... (~3).
F...uin Valley's B 111
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Checking Summaries
For Girls Athletics
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Coach Hired
D<nn1s llarymg has been of·
flclally b~ed by the Lagaia
BNdl u~ School District
to coach football 'at Laguna
Bead\ lfig!l Sdlool.
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night confirms the Daily
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Akin. as the Arti.U tutor.
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TABLES
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CHUCKS D ILLIAIDS
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2. Mirr111,.,. (l>unnv HIUll t /·1 ·-'">-Yo•• !>·>O >•II SllOI Pu! -MIOllll" .SO·• J. "Hit! {Firllertonl 61·1°"• '"" v •ff I VI j 1, kllttW:ll fSanll AM) 61·1 Olt1;11t-V.n tltotm 150·11 {Ill! 1t11 J1. S.I OtJ e 0
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ShOt """ -OVk• ,.,. ... Fabrics That
DllUa -~ 1'1-1 (1111 Help You Bre• ~ Breeze through
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rn:,_ Y...'<':~,~-· . ~:i::;," .• 7.'.~~d~";'.;~:·~·~ $795 ~... _ • monufDCtvrsr'1 ori91nol ~1ficoli()fls,
u1ing the mod modern preci1ion
equipment.
Reg. $12.95 Value
cou,oN c;ooo UNTll .......-,, ~1. 101 ..
BRAKE RELINE
ALL FOUR WHEELS
fl ll ........ ··~· ~ ·~•11•<1 ••• ~ ...... i....1 .. 1
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botod.d i1N1'9\
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£~u0= u[}{]~~LJ !'rote(I ~~~:,,
KEYLESS AUTO 1~~:~:.i CASH\
GAS LOCK
INSTALLED FREE
{i n less than 5 minut es)
WITH ANY PURCHASE
No Min. Purchase Ne,essary
•
0STDPS SIPHON HOSES
• FITS ANY CAR WITH
BENT FILLER PIPES
• ZINC PLATED -Will NOT
CORRODE OR DAMAGE CAR ,
LUBE & OIL SPECIAL
llElll'S WHAT WE DO:
II" 5 qh. Quaker Stole (1,1p to)
II" Chossls l11be
Call for
Appointment
""'Wheel Bearing Repack lo11ter front)
II" l'bke Adju1tmenl"(except di1cl
COUPON GOOD UNfll MAI. 31 . 1Q74 CTIUCU fXCP'T(Cll
*'HIGH SPEED BALANCE*
, '~ WHEEL BALANCE
REG. $3.50
FOR ONLY
AIR SHOCKS Complete-Installed
-J..,~k1 ••• ,.,.rd fiit CV11-" whe hot.ti liter....,. lood1 .,-
,_ troile,,. Air ShMkt tfflf mony echooflloVI': FAMOUS BRAND
"• Co,.,ple•el, 0"·Dd11r1Toblt , , . •flfl OI• '" ltto,.d1 IQ lt•el
tCI'" • CGl"IOl".O•t for _.,,"9 ..... c.,.d,t....,, • (ffp loit-odl•gl-•1
to<<•C'lf 0•1"td • p, .... ,,, ' ba!ID"''"Q ' ""'~ lood• • MQofllD•"
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$52.9$
Limit One p,.., Pet C•MpM
GET QUICK-STOP ACTION TREAD . DESIGN OP the IAREDO by uN1RoYAL
Ho f roft·ln "••Md
ANY SIZE!
Tubeless Whi1ew1 fl or Block • ......... .,. •• , .. u, ",. ••4111
111AHEll 1n • -• WISIMllSTO 1111-"'
Wlllll IROil 1111 -. "'
HAWAIIAN WDOIS lftn c-st
IUm!IGTOM BEACM 11111 ..., "'
SANTA Alll 11u -
&JS.1170
IU3521
19~35M
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139-3700
SAMIA ANA 11111. ,.,. '"'
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Seamtp Tire Stoia I *
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PORSCHE OWNERS LEASE A DATSUN
PICKUP $79 MO.
cosr1:.1M;;i ~~TsuN Ki<ls Like to GIRLS .•. TRACK •••
JMS HAllOll llVI>. C.M.
5411-6410 Ask Audy
SAii FRANCISCO WlEKENO FISHING TRIP. i.avo Sonta Ana Friday night,
June 7. fi1h Sat1,1rdoy for striped bola. Ovemlght Sotr,,tdoy night Holldoy Inn
and Sunday fith for Giant Solmot". Total trip price $75 .,_, .,_"°" includn
•Y"Yfhing er:<ept food and toclde. O.Odllna for rHervationt i1 Friday, April 5
1974. All reMtVOtians mu1t be ~ietl b)' $2.S depot.it. E0Lf1o1rther int.'.
coll Harvey a t Santa Ano Storw.
~~~~~~~~~~~~
ea l ''WE HAVE ALL THE FUN" ·~24 Hr. Sport Phone 541·2545 = 0 BEFORE AND AFTER
SPORT
FLASHES
• Some of the best fi~ing of all
i1 in Newport Bay. Spot f in
Crooker -Holi nut and b1 ore
being caught in good """'*-n. ·
,You con rent outboard motor
boal1 al 00Yey1 and Aris
landing-Stop by Neol'• ond p«k
11> the 1/3 dis.cotJnt tickets for livt
bait boats.
• Gtvnion ore rvMin; the 25th
26th 27th and 28th of March-
cam• in for o license and
On.inion Time Table.
• Fishermen ! One more week
left to sign up for our li•e boil
boot fishing conlMI.
If you like to ocean fish-end feel
lucky ioin us for a fun trip end
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PllS&ITS
"THE .APPLE TREE"
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Be.fore 1hey ~·ertt oo l.O bl.g·
ger and betltr lhlnp -such
1s the wr1t1ng of Broadway's
all-tune box. office musical
C'hampion ··f1ddlcr on the
bilious undtrtaklng, and onr
rich 1n en:sen1bl(
craflsman.Ulip. \Vhlle I~ than
m~morable musically. l he
Costa ~trsa produc1lon Is
Hoof" -JeJTy Bock and ''THI Al"l"L• T•••"
Sheldon llamick toyed With " muilt•I 1,.u09y ~' J .. ..., aoco. """ the work~-of-pat;lrand prtsent.-~,~~ ..... ~-,.; ~ 4ltklld bv et.1.t~ • .. -1,1 •oti'ri'sts, seltt'ng ••em TtmMmn1. ,,....,tic•• Ol•Klo• 111111 LM.
Intermission
Tom Titus
as 11 is b\' 1nu-:1c. Dt'nise ~tcC.an lcs Li;. brood and brassy
as the chimney sv1eep
translorl'J\C'd intQ a sex god·
dess. 1\·hJ!e Al Jon(':s 1s v;ell \;;;';";';":':';';';' :';'';;";~;';";";';";'~~;~~;-;;'";";';";';'~~~ cast JS I~ ntatinl'l' idol nnd
Shir~ Dillon f unctions
-""'""'Y as lhc Fairy gild· SHAKESPEARE LIVfS! ! •""'-""' WI ILOMlnt ll'f' lrm1 J-J, lJl<lftl9llh b• <'l!hcr 1hc .:irn~ of h<'r rival or inother. d [0 ffiUSI('. Hlll111• 8•1091 •nd Mt>< ivnv,ln.
d'o'"q••PllV D~ 0 0. (•INIUn. Sui Tht result ..-.·ns "The Apple hn1,,1n1 .,... A11l1• G•on,...•n ..,, onion Dy Sttn Wtt1ltO, Ollvt R c1111 'J'rcc," a tuneful lrilogy now ,.,., '""1 r • ..,119111..t. P••i.M1te1 F•!a•••
h!'i"n" offered at the Cosia '"" s1111•4-v• ,, ,,. 111rc1vv11 M•rtll :io
of Adam and Eve.'' Frank R.
S1ockton's "The Lady or the
Tiger" and Jules Feif(er's
"Pa.sslonella " l'hc first is a
bit .,.,·earisqn1e even '4'ithout
1he nu1s1c. \he last bright and
funny in spite of it.
The Bord'• most pop ... lo• comedy 1n o bright, bol the Flll'S of ;1 11).":l'r. StAn Ensemble backing is sp!l'n· piodvction duected by Dan Si.olliYon (of N•w Yorli '•
\Vlasick c:unix 1t uJl splcn-did in this final S<'"'ntrnt . " Lincoln Center)
D l>V -((>'lll M••• (.lvo! Pllf"'°"'" In tho.>ugh lhc in!rrpr(•l.'.llLOll i~ ON STAGE _ Tue•. thru Sun., 8:00 p .m.
oprn to qul·stion PI) i n t ~ ''THE TAMING OF THE SHREW" .\les..'I Cl\'iC" Plarhou.se. 1\J\d , int CD"'"'''"''Y c ... 1~· 1uo>10-1w ... on
like t~ ll\8lerial itself. th~ ~': .. ~~~i;:..c~.':X.:•1 •G•vunO• 11,1;11l11st It inl·lude the 111·
con1plrll' retr:.nsform:l!ion of
:\ILss ~!c\...anlf~ for I he
''Chimney Sl\·C'('p" f1ln11nc:. !ht'
long lapse before the final ga~
and th<' re!enlinn of a
''llunfll'\··Rrinkk•v'' rcfcrrn<.'e
in rhc dialoc:uc. · !
Costa 1'1cs:a prod u c I j 0 n THl CAST Aa~m . Jt t-G •ut>•~ ~· ~~ Jbuth Coast Repertor_\! flickers al times and glltters l11 ,..,. P,1u;r1"1
3! Otht'f'S. ~~~ .. ~·:=:. !~·,:·~\11~1::~~ \\"hcrl· script, music nnd
s1<1g1ng blend mos l im·
preSSJ\'Cly IS in the sreond
segment. lh<' "Lady or the
T1~er" srqucnrc \1 h1ch 1akt's
1hc C\'cnin~'s top honors \\'ell-
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.">nappy bit of staging by tlirtt·-
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b<:'st singing \'Oler: in lhc rorn-
pan~· -that of .\lary Sul\i1'nn
-co rnbine for :t highly cn-
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creat.lvcty chorcographNJ. ror
the better \'A·o-thirds of !he
evening.
8£~EF10ARI1':S or lhc
Oock-Harnick n1usic and I~ ric!'
arc :\tark 1'wain's "The Diary
:\liss Sullivan i.:> excelll'nl as
the princes~ who must c~r.
lx:tv.·t·t·n sending her luver 11110
iULLIVAM
<hdl~ as the soldier and Ucrn1c
Sul'l(ln i~ in g~·! form as thL'
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preear1ously lo till'
cl 1 11 !! s
11ungl·nt
The OPt'Tilf\g pitC'I~. '·Th£"1
D1arv of Adan1 and E\'t'," L'
thf' l<•J<\t imprrss1vc of the
silo\\'. de!=.pit<" a pair of sp!cn ·
did pl•rformancC's bv Jack
r.rubish and Sue Prllic:rini in l
thC' principal assignments. Thi'
fnult here ]1('S in the 'A'ri\Ln~.
ovf'rlo11g and lumpy .,., ith
bo.·labort·d bus .:.: hun1or
Stro11g Con1edy Lineup
CRl'l.U~lf IS a rohust Ada·m
I\ ho n10\"t's y,·ell and h:indlrs
hi.; vocal chores a<lcquati'h .
. \h,s Prlligrln!. a \n\·rl~· 1n-
genuc herrto(ore unS('('ll in
local tlX':itt'r. po~sses charm
and a pleasing \"Oi1·r. ,,._ 11rl!
as an cxccplional ability •o put
arross hrr character. Sinll)TI
CBS Rules Saturday Night
BY RI CK DU 8 HO\\"
HO LLY \V OOD !I Pl1
-From a nctll"ork \ic;1 po1n1.
television has probahly n!'1·<'r
had a more pcrfert 11f'11kty
progrrun combination th.in
CBS-TV's regular Saturday
night lineup.
The CBS Sf'rles on th;it nigh l
arc. in order. "AlJ in the
Family." "~IASl l" and the
~lary Tyler ~loorc. Bob
Ne\\·hart and Caro! Burnell
Shov.·s.
Not Qnlv are all lhe!le scric!I
highly Successful in l h"
ratings, bul U1cy have also
v.·on critical acclaim . They
hav(' pulled off a genuine hat
trick for tele\'ision~arning
huge popularily and the at·
tention or in telligent, selective
vie'4·ers.
Jo:ACll Of THE fi\'I!' shoy,s
has belly-laugh appeal in th e
traditional sense. And yet each
one also projects a defini te
contemporary flavor.
e::isonably sophisticated for
mass-oriented video entrie5.
of com1nercial \'idco organiza-
tions.
\','a)nc Roi:rrs and a number fJ"rforms cre<:litahly as the
of others 11ho ...,ork t0grther bt>l1-bottomcd snake in th<'
You ran analv:t(': ll'le,·i~ion
forf'ver. and yoU v.·ill still <1r-
rh·1· at the fact th:it l!ood
Jtght C'nlertainment is .,.,hat
most viey,·ers want most of
the ~ime.
rxrept1ona\I~· "·"II. gr:iss.
r-.liss :\\(l()rl.-S scric!' has . in .\lusical director Beth I«.
addition to it.s sta r. a fine 11ho doubl<'S as accomµan1 st
rnsrmblr lh:it inrludrs F.d <'°4'!1 l'<'Oman dutv y,ith a
Asnr·r. \'all'rlC llarprr. Tt'<I l;irgrl~'. furi:t·t!ablr ·,.;rorl.' Th<'
Knight and Cloris Le.irhn1a11 . eh<:JrMi:;raphic chorrs ,, ri·f
Tlll':Y \\'Af'lii 10 rasr off Nr"'hlrt's show also ha o; a "ki!l full .1· h:indlcd b1' th 1'
from !hr problems of the d11y. solid troup.: !hat includes iriun1vcrat~ of U. D. ('.:llhoun.t
and they i,rant lo laugh morl' Suzanne P\eshette and Peter Anita (irossm,'\n arid :\!1~~
th:in any1hing else. especially Bont'rz. And ~llss Rurnett's Pelligrini. a izrarcful rh:1n-1
as international and domeslic series is bolstcrrd br such teusc ...,Jto also plays 1hc tigrr'
crises pile in on top Qf their Tcgular pcrfom1crs as -Harvey in the second act.
personal concerns. Korman, Vickie t.av.'rcncc and "lllc Apple Trt>c"' i;; <1
And The fart that on•· Lyle \Vaggoncr. bright and merry t'\'enfng or
nel1\·ork. CBS·TV, on one Sa turday nights have long light entertainment in var;.·ing
nigh!, Saturdays, has five con· ~n a time for Arnc rirans degr('('S. Pcrfllrmances mn·
sccutivr series of the kind to go out on the tov•n. But tinul.' Fridays and Sa1 urd.iy~
that video executives dream CBS-TV's a ma z i n g 1 y sue· For the next l\\'O V."ft'Kends :ll
abou t is a sort of broadcasting cessfol five-srries lineup---and llM' Community Cc n l c r
miracle. the energy crisis-may be audi!ortum on thl' Or;111,::c
There is another kind of changing some national habits. iiic~·oJ:u~n~t>C' IF~a~;r~groundiJiiii,,S]ii!~ll
television miracle in th.is pro--- -.....,, ~-,;-;.;
gram li~eup: the rcmarkablr ~· ~~ I chem istry among the
pe~ormers in each ol the fi ve , j • ..,_
se ries.
"Few thlrigs are more-elusi\•e frlt 'lltlC
ilt sbow blLSincsS than the 't&ll D'J' OJ'
adlicvemenl of g e n I n e 'I
dlemistry among performers.l '8111'081 1,
lt is tough enough to--gel in j , ....... ,..
one show. let alone fi ve -and t 1Pc;1 rive consecutive shows, Jl 1 ............... ,..,l.&U ·•rc""'CO!e-.--..
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CBS' Saturday nigl1t lineup
carries the netY.'Ork in !hr.
ratings. And ~ coast·to-coast
popularity of the lineup is
helping e ns lo re.lain its tradi-
tional lead in !he statistical
ne l>A'ork competition.
Furthennor!', net...,·ork ex-Yt.'T, uAu.. IN the Family"
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INVESTORS DELIGHT
CLASSIFIED 6 BEAUTIFUL UNITS _ Adjoining C0<ta • TRIPLEX-EXCHANGE P.1 G tr c G d' · · id & Terr1f1c Costa ~tesa I.oration. l>en1and rental esaPI o , ou,rse. rreat con illon in s e • . area. close to free\\'3\,'S, shop1nn t1 :u1d schools. out. enty o renter appeal Quality eon· · " struction, Privacy and one block to shopping. Three 2-bedroon1s. 11/2 baths. f~nclosed gur·
ERRORS: Advertiser• Ideal for oY:ner occupant. Pricod right and ages. This 1n\•es t111ent ha~ cveryth111J1:. O" ner
.ttould check their •ds minimum dO\\'O paymen t required. Great tax _LI ~ wants to exchange for large units. Notify us
dally & report errors. shelter! First time advert ised. CALL NOWI ;-e."4tf,,e .;ii~~ if
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you are in terested . Call 646·0555.
Imm o di o to I y. Tho 54'-5880·
DAIL..Y PllOT ,.,....,.. -NOR1'H-<;OS'FA-MESA,-------j_. -R£"-""l u0......,.__ ___ L
ll1blllty for lho first $-43,000-QUALITY BUILT FAA\ILY HOME \
I n c o r re c t Insertion wit h shake roof, hardwood floors and plaster _ .
only walls. Huge added 12'x24' bonus room com· BEST IN THE BLUFFS
· plete with large stQne fireplace, paneling and 1• real beam ceiJings. Beautiful. front kitchen n1 ne"'' on the n1arkel. Over 1900 sq. ft. of
Huntington Crest
Sportding Pool
fabulous 2 slory exeruli\'f'
hon1e. Cu s Io n1 lea!Ul'('i'I
1hrnughout. 4 klng1ize lx>fl·
rooms · S<'parate d~n or
library. Large entertnin·
ment room. 2 n1arble fire-
places. Formtil dining •
(.'ustom pool enc.·Josed \\'llh
wroUghl Iron . d~s..,.i11g
1oom ·Call no1v for uppo1nt·
ment, §42-2535.
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THE REAL
ESTATERS
THE VILLA GRANADA
TOWN HOMES
NEWPORT BEACH
3, ~ & 5 BDRMS.
$49,900 TO $bb,500
Spacious & (']egan!, l~·ii;urr
living i nthe fashionable
Irvine planned community
ol Easlbluff. All 1nalnte11-
ar.ee provided. SEE MODELS TODAY
835 Amigos \\';1y IJamborre Rd: to Easlblulf,Dr., lo ~tar
Vista, 10 Do.rninRO.~ lo
Amip \o\"ay)
Further Information, 644-1133
luxury and a VLEW OF THE BAY and Cata· with new double oven. 5 burner range and Jina. Sec my new carpets and drapes and tlie
dishwasher. Just listed, won't last! CALL fresh "reen astro turf on n1y patio. Buy n1c 546-5880. • -567.775.
... I» HERITAGE . . REALTORS
General
546-S880
Open Eves.
General
$170,000
14 APARTMENTS
Near new h1ontclair Plaza. Sho\vs pride of
ownershi p in high demand rental area and
the figures are very good! Owner may trade
down for your smaller units. Call 646·0555
BLUFFS MODEL HOMES
All ready to move into. Beautifu lly decor.
thruout . with best carp., drapes. "'alipaper,
landscaping: on v.·idc picturesque greenbelts.
Priced to sell! $66,750 to $79,500.
OPEN TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY 1·5
2706 VISTA UMBROSA (olf Visto del Oro)
CALL 644-7270
2828 E. Coast Highw•y, Corona def Mar
efiJo J~fe
LIDO \vaterfront. 3 Hdrrn . & lge. ramily rm.,
or 5 bdr ms., \Yitn 6 baths. Lido Nord. Spec~
tacular vi ew! \Vaterfront livtng rn1 . with
step--dowo wet bar. Pier & float. $275,000.
* * * * WATER FRONT LOT ON LIDO NORD
30' x JOS'. A'lagnificent viC\\'! Sl65.000
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 B.ayside Or., Suite 1, N.B. 675~161
General General
SEA VIEW VILLAS
Condominiums
OPEN DAILY 10 TO 5
Presented by Nol•n Re•I Estate, Inc.
Expansive \Vhi te "'ater view fron1 eac h uni t,
overlooking l\1onarcil Bay, in luxurious l\1edlt.
design. Price d from S68,150: 2 BR .• 21f l ba .,
to 3 BR. + fan1. rn1 ., 2 ~2 ha .: patios. Pool.
ret. (acil incl usive. So. Coas t ll\vy. to Crown
* Balboo Bay Properties *
General
JUST LISTED
13est JO(' .. t·: .. sts1dc COS·
ta .\1£'$3. 3 Hit . farn.
rn1 . l'o\''d pe1t10. gour-
1nct kitrh. S39,750
('all : 642-7491
NEWPORT ISLAND
2 J;)cdroon1 I lomc
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REALTORS
4 .Local Offices To Serve
Gen!'ral
WESLEY N.
TAYLOR CO.
RE<ORS since 1946
BEAUTIFUL !-STORY "CONDO" HOMES
'!'he Bluffs. brand ne\, .. l.ust of the lk-~t :
·End L'nit. 3 Bil, Ull . "Linda" ~lodl'1 $74 ,!150
I:.:nd Uni t. 3 Bn. l-~ll, •·11aul3" .\lodl'l $74.9!i0
Corner 3 bdrn1, J)ll, "l.inda" ~lod('[ 878.:;oo
A I '"'"· Uf l if'M( CALL ME, I'M SPANKING -Brond •pon k·
lng nc\\''. 4 <rooms, . sq. rr.rnl3aycrest
un San ti ago Uri\c, for only $87.500. Sunny.
.~p11t 1ous and yl•ars ago pr1('e. Open rlaily at
:!l:!I ~:11\tia.~u or rail n1c . 1'111 spank ing~
UN IQUE HOMES Rea ltors, 675·600
2443 E. Coast Hwy., Coron a dtl Mar
Genera l
GOVERNMENT REPOSSESSION
$28,500 -4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH . .\'C\\ c·:ir·
pet~ 01 IJ\111): rnuni aud hall Sl.'"100. [)O\\'ll
pa~·n1cnt tu nnyonr. Sl5!i . .\lunth pay~ C\l'ry-
llung. llu rr~. J U~t rclea~l'd . Call S40-11S1.
UNITS • UNITS
EASTS I OE EXCLUSIVE---0 Sh.'.'lke r oof beau·
ties. 2 bedroorns eal·h 8 t3ar;iges. Everything
lip-top <"Oncl1t lon. Big lot \\'ith sp.'.lciou~ ~recn
area. l·::-.l·t::llcnl rcntnl location. ('all qu1C"k for
1norc inforn1.'.l tion. 540.1151 .
·~HERITAGE 1 i~ REALTORS
Gener al
EASTSIDE
FOURPLEX
$65,000
Income S61S . m o n1h
('Nuff said !)
Sun/E ves.
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Gen eral
JUST LISTED-
AS SUM E $24,60C
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THE REAL
ESTATERS
2111 San Joaquin Hills Roa d
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644·4910 TWO GIRL$
General ----In The Bluffs
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO.
HELEN B. DOWD
REALTOR 644:0134
Valley Pk,y,•y. in La gu na Niguel. •
J=or 'f'Orther information call: 496·6551
General
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ALIZED TR,\INING. A con· Pool! Jacuu1: Snuna• 2 !llory haths. Farn1lv n.ion1 .r;, Mnu§ Former Model GOOD GRIEF 1 ! 11' ""1v s.-~~.!ll•I. 1 1iu •• 1111 l.11\tH 1 i·:•riu·tll: 111H/.
genial oHicc in lht• best CUSTOM HOME 3000 Ml· IL :\loclf'l h<•n1e roon1. Din1ni:: · e :\rnrl\' all llur l 1"111n:~ '"Id "THI '.\.\" · hi ·h·i •·I. "111.;hil,\ 11:•11 ··•·1••r1r•:'-l~"l'•'d to1
Corona d<'I l\lar localion. ,\ $S 9 500 Uerorntlnl!'. .. 1 CAR GAR-bu1lt-1ns. !11,h\\a~~;, B,g Jo~ ro lx"n•h • ~l••teinu~ '.? l)l'Jt'i1•«1 lh·o1•'rnn.:r11 ~' 111 •·d in. all 11•·lt ,\ •l•·ul mal 1l1n1nl:' 1;1f·:11 k1trh·11·;
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superior bonus plan. Thl"re An oul:<t;ind11ui; t"On1hinal1vn li\•ing l\l01n. \'aultC'<l aTlfl do\\'ll CI . l"\1-1tn"11 ;-ill 1111un:.: :-;,.11.,r,11,. l;i iuil~ , INV CORBIN -MARTIN r·d dt~·-~111~ ·""'1 :•11•1 1·:•111·
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644-7270 roOm "'iUi fircplact', .wel ~& 11aTip:1)'f'rcd. Lge., t'n· TNG! OOl'IC to ljietich! CAIL 2'Xii t1 ·1rh<1r 1:11·rl 1 · f"1~u1·,. 1111" 11~ h:11d• 1 • ;\l;i~ "'' shqw )'(Ill lhi•" ! l1kr " ntorl•·I' Pri•~~i 11<'!1111
L ~rair.conditioning-& e•. -entl'Y IIBU~. upgta?· NOW! 96).6161.~ - -./ ..:1,.-·•·1:•! ... ~. 1.hfi.•111r"n" MORGAN REAL TY · 1\+·1.-•>fl!·-t :1! 5'fi.ft;o ;\!!~
rronk· air fi.l!Pr systems1 !:· -~~ cnrpeling: ar ~1 1,900~ !his. OPEN11L t• fTS ftJN TOIJf NiCf' POOL. $4900 _ ___ __ ;+.~n:i 11)1•111 1.1,k u~· 673.6642 675.6459 11·1111~. ~-·"11 Sli40011J :\J.1 _,
car 11;oragc, tf'Jilcr/boal we-Is lh~· !o"·e:.t pri•'<'d E-plun ~ ~ · ./ t ro·•· ,.1,.1ui111 .. n t~ to largl' yard l\'ith avail. ·~~ '!~'ti DOWN BEACH M H' hi d I 1111,., ,·f1f1 I):•'~"· . !;111 ;, 11r1v ~r· Ynur nl•l<1 • I'OOOl for pool and nlUCh l f ~ ,. . QCCQ ICJ an !'lo·,i·c·•a\l ti'!l-0!11 S1•ll 1dl+:1!(•n~S \\'ll h:'.,f1~1:~1· l11•1d•l•·•r1•111 h1•~r!f'rTinnd•
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I, h l,~~~.t!.~J!~"!-~~ --•-•••··~ ling clenr 11·11tl'r pool. l.al! • ~ G , I " be11u1iful L"Onf thon t m111{:i· n AVond BEACH BLUFFS· CONDO B.B.Q. FIHE HING. Out-Yflur ow11 Enl l'ilH111a11•n 1 ene a . i•"'M"'rlll
side cat111i:: 1>:11' fron1 Ot"'" (l•t11£'l'. 11•11h p•~1I and 1• ;ilf'(· I :, ~----~· I I 2 SMALL HOMES fo1· uddillonal illf•)i'Jnalion 675 -3000 VIEW f I 1 ] I -I :=::::::=;:==:=~: I r'Ountry kitrht'n. !luge 11m· fa 1 · :U';.:" 11n11 Y "'~•Ill, ' ' • · ~-------.._ und uppoin!.P"enl. forevl"r ''il'11' of l~11rk Bay & Hy iooni. ,.;1n11e fin:plril'e. ~]lilt'" f••I J'.ul 1a!il1· • ·: l•·d· 1 ~ "i lh many extras • on one
lot. S37,500. Custom built,
rorct'd air heal. cplll, dr p!!,
bltns, covet't'd .aHo. dblr car
garage 11·ith nuto garage
door, lge storage cabinelS.
Completely fenced. Choice
close in hx:alion.
OPf.N Tit 9 • lr'S fUN 10 BE N!CiJ -----] 11 ] :'llts. Drnmat (';1 y 1 N"Orar-Brighi 1·ht'"I)-' h\ ini: r0fl111 1•,r,111 !. ,.,,,~ ~i.·,.11 1111: 1 .. rr 1 ~, ~ t•rl hnn11• 11ilh l'X•·cptional f''flmily ~i1.1• ht'rl l'O<l n1 . li1d••-0•11;1y. t ·.,111pl+·l··I) l:111•t: ! BALBOA
Roy McCardl• Realtor
1810 NM\·ort Bh'd .. CP.1
548-7729
MOBILE HOME
FOR SALE' SJLVERCREST MOBILE HOME
20· x 5.1', 2 BO 2 BA carp.,
draprd, bit-ins. r I" fr i .11;. ,
\\'asJ1<'J· & clect. dry~r,
1\·ired. for 220 air coriCl.,
kllch, clock, storage shed,
landSCfllll'fl p..-i!io. Three yrs.
old -l.ike nu. Locatl'd in 1--LB-O~A-~l-S_Li_A_N_D_, new ftdffitpl(. 3\\·ay --Yrom BA ooL<y SI. Oo~h•ll bl. fmm
Great for singles or a t'Ou p!C'
Located well a1vay fro1n
con1n1c r1·i u l n.nrl thru
sll'('ets. A neat 2 l.X'Clroon1
cottage. S.i7,000.
640-1120
clubhouse. Sl5.49'.i. Rerl. to
$12,950. Call EVES.
213-69+-4600. 697-7152. CAN BE SEEN AT ' CRESTMONT ESTATES
IOCil Site Dr .. Brea. jCl'ntral
AVC". across from Brea
I ":;:;::::::;::~;::::::;;::;::;::::::;: I Q)rnm. Hosp.) Loi :\'o. •l6. ]~CONTACT R.J\Y, PK .
i\1GP ... !or &hawing. CALIFORNIA .
RANCHO'
Rural acreage · in the Ba1·k
Ba)·. J-:lcgant a11d rornfor-
table h0111e ~th fabulous
vil'\1', ro"Jl and entertain·
men! faC'ihties Md room for
tennis t"Ourts. Call for de·
!ails.
PETE BARRETI
-REALTOR-642-5200
College Parle
Assume VA Loan
LlKE NE\\' SH,\G
BEAL 'TIF"UL AREA
• B ca u I i I u I 11('1ghbornoo<l. I Beautiful homl'. Beautiful
I terms. \\'hat cJ51.• can 1\·e
~ay! \·ou ~ally shoulrt look
at this one. Call 5<D-949l.
BOAT BUFFS!!
Vacant bul ne1~·!y dl'l:orn1rrl Walker & Lee
3 BR & d('n Island ho1ne: •••L 11 t ATt
New l'l"JllJ.!. lirepl, blllns. I ~~~~~~~~;;;;~ encl palio. dci.:k + lrg slip. I:
Seller "'anls lncon1e lll'Op. • Orans:c or San D1cgo
Counly. Asking S!H.~JOO. •
Subn1it 00\\n or 1r111l<': ! Call
64:>-8400. ,
V. E. 1i...n1 & Co.
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PARK-LIKE
ATMOSPHERE
NEW LISTING
MESA DEL MAR
LArgc r1u"ity hOml' ~·Ith 4
hti;-:; l'lt'<lroorrur. New pe.in1
And CIU"Jl('l!lo. Jlurf')' on lhls
om' Rt only $39,900.
./Ca.. W::~:E ~REALTORS
-54'-4141-
(0pen Evtnlnt')
Hove Shade Trees
$27 ,500 • In C.M.
A peac-eful and restful M't·
ting for 1hl1 unu~unl 4 bM·
room home ln ln.ine '[cr-
ra(.T. LO\•ely pc)OI t.1nd laml·
Jy rocm. Coron1 dl·I ~1ur
!1chool11 aod BEST Of T E R ~l S. Askin; WJXXl.
61').8551). llurry. this firtll lime adver·
!lsl'li three bedroom home Prf'fllib't 1-fom~ liui:te family nn n ttt'I! lint'fi sttoot 1111n't
l"OOm. Boat io?lile th r u I l.:t!ll Ion ... &t6-7lil. 'l guNtge.. Sharp. S43.950 11 a Ol'f:N TJl ,. "-s ""' r? BE HtCEt
bou11•lo. Call 8'7-0010. [ T ~ $30,000 SUper !own home
with large la.milY roon1,
scparale gantge, prlv111c ,
pa1lo. Call 8.gl. Ml~O.
floor plttn. t"onn;.I rl1111n~. \\'ALK TO BJ-:ACll. s.l!IOO i>l.'.<1µc1.L Jlw ~ vn 1111" "llt' I
WHOLESALE ''; """"' ,,,.,.,,1 '"""'' r""1 """" un: " ur-400E 17" FOR All PENINSULA ll'l<llU-e"S: ~hl'ht'N'd Pfl\",11<• J Tl I ' C II ""~ ,, • .,, • o ~ '· a """'""'" · C.M. AREAS :: l.ocdr<~•nl. 2 h.11h h"n1r-plt11i 11.1110. :: .-])il(.']OU~ hr!rn1s 1· ~. ,,, • ''' J•>A>.,. 8t: NICEt .....-~ • ...... •v !,;,, t:• I• 1 r1 ·n1,,1 Built 1n~. Terrific 1·;il\J<' at S'it500. j
C F C I h \Di' I fin·pl."" and 1•·•11" $1;!,f~-) R;alt~" oesw!~oJo ~~: suPEi!FIXE_R_ ~:;~!~;]~.:1'l ·!l~1··1,081.Nirc·, Potential Nursery
Sanra Ana llf"i.£:'hts. L.1J"!!('
fronla!;"e. Top loc3lion. Plus
-VRMlll h<.>Jn»r C..11 {(If
details. S37 .:00.
Hea~~:~~!rs!!! OLDER 'N NICE PLUS v1Ew : 11.
1 ., lWO STORY >BR/OB,\, ,, .• ,.,,, !!''""~ ~ JlaVf' w·-i;Ot -.um~llere"s _ llon1c 11 /scp, llin, T111gc ------,~
:i pin·sharp 2 !ilory super ., ~ . kni·h Xe f'Oll\·1•r!••ll 1,1nuo;; rn1. Hu.:•· 2 ~!(11) 11 l1h c1;,>:inllC' I
\"aluc on O\'l'r:<:ized cor. lor: .. w!OO · _1-'f""t (}\·f'r '.l ())'l o;r1 ft. ,\..,$lLlll(' tt.n11l.1 n,rJnl <11·r·r-.11c l•1t.
646-39l8-Eve$: 646-4543 Roomv O\\'llf'r's unit -1valk _ S:tl.500 f' ul\ Pnl·!' o: ..... \',\. loan.. Lill ..Erc::.~c._.fil.t. ,i J1-1~ "_J,;,!\ 1·.L11.•\·. C'llll ,
Lac hen my er
to lili shops .t-st.•hool!i' This brautilully built &nd J111n1r~-f.\.'",...tiG·l6 [ "-lj-iJ"l!i'....::_..:t I
Pric-cll rii::ht a! S.t!i.9.iO. · n1a1n!n1nrd h.1n1t' ofl('r<: ynu General t:~ner a l
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rcrmi; OK'.'. Call &15-8400. i\ftd\i'rS'lrrn rhann 1n C:i llf. · 11 "ano·s '-C.RCJ.,W..G·J()IN U'-;' siinsl'l1n1· _ Th•' four hUJ::l'
V. f:. flo\\-anl & l :O. ht'dr!Ylm,, fnnT11;I <l1n1n1:
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---------1 ' f b1•a u!lful 1·:.ih1nf·I<: i.:i\ r you
, hnL·k hon1r h1·1111: in !('lll1;y's I c Id II B ~ I EASTSIOE CHARMER h~1;1 1t· ria•·r. C11ll :i~.-;-3 \!)l. 0 we an er Do You Have a Friend
inrl'rt•sted or a1·p vou~ Jn Cute 2 hed 1 b;ith on Mrnl'r 7ESIDfNTt.AL f!f.'CVEl>AGE CCMP.Ar'1Y
FEE Sir.IPL£ CO~·{DOi\llX·, lot. ~ts of USl'd brick nrar I --.,,II IC~!. 2..-0r 3 BN!roon1 fnt· 1 IX'aeh; S~pC'r lll't'3. ~lust see Walker & Lee sale. lease or le11.~r option. Call 6i&-1711
Onl' block 10 \\'l'Sll'tiff. en-Walker & Lee •••L .,,,,,
closed garage!!., pnol anrl re<· fi.l'al Estate
roon1. \\'e Tri·llardl'r at Sell idl<' it~1s 11·ill1 a Dailv The laslest draw 1n The ~~sl.
Trf-Harbor. Pilm ClasM!IOO ad-:-ft42-;J~ I ... a Dellv Pilot ct~-<mhea
General · General
NEW CORONA DEL MAR CONDO -
$62,lOO
E xciting 2 story chalet type condo . Short
,,.a\k to Cor on a de\ ~·J ar heath . 2 bcdroon1,
2 bedroom. ~ bath. fireplace, Uf>g ra ded.-
EMERALD BAY
Enjoy a Beautiful beach. tennis. park and
pools plus 24 hour security. Charming home
\\·ilh 2 beautiful patios. 3 bedroo1n, 21 ~baths,
f(.ltnily room . $129.500.
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twrry fol your c1"l9ice'
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pri\ule LnLl·i..,1·d Jvubll' g..:r.!l.jL HLt.1•,tll•:n,il
l" ihll\'~ incl aJ,, h1•.ih·d ·~•.1111111.,, p•>•il
h11h1.·d i.·11111~ r111JT!' ,,,un.1. th.·r.111 ll',,,I,
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ptr1\1d,d ".il1,f•. l.•11;1 r·111•·,1!, '-'•'
i\1•1\f'l)ll Ct<·•t l•lll-1\1 PRICE REDUCED
to $B9,500 MACNAB
·IRVINE
BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED BAYFRONT
Over 4,000 sctuare teet in this cuslon1 buiJL
near ne\V °'Cxquisitely decorated hOme. 3~ foot
frontage on exclusive \Vest Hay. Dock fa<:ili-
tics .... S300,000 .
I l1,1.1>. Three. •nd Four Btd1oom Co11dom111l11n1 lfomro;
hon1 $62.995
-HARBOR VIEW
Spacious S bdrm. upgraded
home. In mint condl!ionl
Eatru too numerous I()
mention -come 11tt! S97.500
-Including the Janel.
Call: 6~ !i4$-0715
associated
UROKEAS-AEAl TOQS
202~ W lolboo 6PJ 16f1
Pre:1l-!Je 4. b cd r o o m •
Beau1ltul! Betti are a .
$19,950. II u r r y ! C1ll
8--11~10. ~t.
f.."XP'D. C&V. OlntrAclor """
1 eking nc1,1.·, project11. 1"511.
)lint V(!nture. 54.1-«1'8 ~ ....
DELIGHTFULLY DECORATED
4 bedroom, family room , separate dinlng
room & garden pool. $109,500. Helen \\'ood
644-6200. (M52)
CAPTIVATING VIEW
Ha rbor View Broadmoor -4 bedrooms -
1-s tor)'. Approx. 3400 sq. ft. f\1aster suite
w/fireplace. Professionally landscaped.
$115,000. Lois Egan 644-6200. (M23)
NEW IN IRVINE TERRACE 1
Bright 3 bedroom home w/large yard
brick fireplace -Super starter -$62,!IOO.
Martha Macnab 642-8235. (M28)
[Irvine I
' 101 OowrDfl.,. 142·12JI
11144 MtcAtUtur "4•1200
INCOME PROPERTY WITH INCOMEI
See this "ailno:;t" ne\r duplex , 1.~ block
froin ocean, loctited in good Ne\l:pon ilea1,;h
ren tal area. Offered at only $115.000 .
SOMETHING SPECIAL
Elegant Corona del ,\tar estate. 5 bcdroon1 s,
7 ·baths. pool , vie"' of islands and ll3rhor.
A mountain setting by the sea. Call today
$285,000. '
NORMANDY VILLA~E
Big Canyon condominium in classic court-
yard style. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. den. hrea k·
fast nook , ~lany custQm features including
air conditlonin~. Splendid vic\1'. ('all for
appoi ntment. $94 .500 ·
BAL BOA IS LAND BAYFRONT
South Bayfront duplex. excellent co nd ition.
Spectacular view of rnain channel and
Pavillion $219,000
DIAL 644-1766 • 2161 S.n Joaquin Hills Rd., N.B.
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or 64.>tl03. Ct-ntral 11lJ' l'Onditlonlni;, 2 Bdrm. + Pool bumlng frplc • llv. rm, =B~, .... -~I ~,-do----j rcfrlg,,:·rn1or. \1as1K•r/rlryrr, $22 600 100. Ch~rful, all new kitch,; a !""• I an ~il'luxo• Uhl. O\'l"n all lncl ud,.11 t
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r<.f'pa1'alC' l H1· 11pt, ldt·ul
lur. $9-1,000. r73-39-l'l.
Coron• del Mar
-See The Ocean!
111 ~ulr pru't. Al the C.'Oll-You <·11n flEIY S2000 11101-e th11n Ohl \\'Orld t'hnrni o.tJUUtld!I vl'nu•nt'r of 1l"'"'rl;: n holllt' lhir<. fur ll ti(•w urill or )'OU ·y hf'l'f'. 1111 1'imr off•'N'd for \1 llhout 1ll1• h 1• 11•I ncII('11 . i·un t..Miv. my u"'rr;idcd unit "-Uful n<l ,,,.. J65,(0). C'llJ "°"' · n'Otlvt1tcd .,._a u land.s(•l'f.Pl;1f li for C?.OLO below n•plactment M!lh:r "'ill ioosldcr offers. l'C\.T'ltll llooal la r 11 I e Ii · l~I. ·191·Ta51
Localrd in deslrahle l'ou~ 2 &1m1 <'OnM.. d...mrablr
I \' 1,.. r1~~ .h '"" ICO'.l N. Coo~l 111\y., Lnicuna a1n a ..,.y Otraa... ........,.. ..., ~nd lt-vel l'loor pl;in, lh
BEACH WEEKENDER
Immaculute 5u rfside duplex! Cathedral
beams. private patios . ample parking. l~ear
the surf! Offered at $78.900. liurry~
fof tl'le first-time-in. . .Soutberr.i California~ w1·t1:i -~'°'°"' "'"" """1 "'"· w'1• • -. iN!~rc moc.-..~·all'h
!ihorpinjC, and bcUl;h atta. yea.r.i nr1\', Freshly Painted "'"-~Jl ... QW~la•A"~·~"~· ---+" ..... llJW~"'l.ill~paneled-&JMI . . (' "'' • ...,, .. c. h.11.e J ,; ; GRUBB-& ELLIS co _ the purchase of th~ bo<llli return ll! 11111111•·!.
Tll kf' .~11 eftr'ly ri101·nlnl.: ,101.:
., .. . . ,. n1!n-ol'\.."11 llvlni; room, plush
11·1tJJpaPf'nd d111rn;c area. REAL TORS ('d,l.(Or"
AH E
through Va lley Realty, you get an amazing
WARRANTY
that covers your home 's
•Heating
•Plumbing
• Electrical
systems'for on e full year
FOR BUYERS
coverage begins with close of sale, and
covers repair or replacement of heating,
plumbing and electrical systems, including
.built-in appliances in event of failure ;
AND SELLERS
get coverage on heating, plumbing and
electrical systems 15 days from time of listing
to close of sale.
OILY THROUGH
VALLEY REAL TY
an exclusive service offered through
American Home Shield by Valley Realty
on thf' hol•1H·h. i\JI lh!r<. 1•;111 I
b(' }'OUI'S Whl'n }OU buy lhil'
i;p.iclou11 3 Bit family roon1 I
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ta1·ul:U' huy ar S72,000. 9&.''.6 ·r0 louy 1111<1 hk4 · 11<•11 ,.,rnf'r 1..umor11 Cu·<'. Pr111t•1p;,il.~ rin· ~uplrx, 1vllh 11[flL'l' <ii l\on1c. Jy plC";IM'. Ownt•r, 96S-1896
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BEAUTY
unh· ti ll-4;;{7~1 Supt'r uf)-grarlt•d "Sf'11h11ry"
· hnn1f' Qualily ronsrrurr1on. Swimming Pool l•\l':d l'M•11f'h nrrn loc1111nn.
& fkoi;I ~·hools in prime
Private Beach
\\'hi1r 1norf' 1~)tl!c1 11 IX'l'l>On
11anl'.' !1011· alll)ul a ch(ll'tH•
ing-. "'l'll tlt>C'fll'lllt'<I 'l BR
'l B1\ honic on ft generous
6C' x 100 fl. lot in Coron1t '1f'l
J\lar. Thi' ent!'rtairw·N
cUv:1n1. Only SG9.JOO. Call
644· 7211.
l'l's1rlenllnl area. -I bdrn1s,
s unk••n li\'in~ rn1 ., Ueumed
··;ith1•clrr<.I rl"il ing-in f111111ly
rvorn. Ul'lighlful 11 11 ! Io
4' n I l' I' I iii n 111('11 I UP('IJ,
hn>uk fas t bar in kitc~Ju·n.
llt1JC1' \l"Hlk in f'IOSl'I i11
nuts1er brlrm. All this for
undrr S10,CKXI. For n101'C in·
fn1·111u11on call 96.1--1:14:':.
Mag carpel!! .t ('uii;ton1 -===-=====-l ~!!!"!"!!!~~~ .... !"!!!!"!!!!"!!!~~=~'l!"~:'!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!I 1lr~pes, ovrnii1rd pMtJ'Y MINT CONDITION I. --
ar.:"a, rur<.tum tilt' rountt•r :l Bc\rn1 0\111·:.our-0"'" 1tp1. Newport 8•1ch + N•wport 8•ach
.1011:., bhllk<' rool. lll'lr Clo,;c 10 shoppinl( ,t· hrarh View! View !
st:hQQl!I, "·11lklni: tJl3tt1,n11' to l~~ullful i,;.u-.ocn~ .t· P'!llO y W Id 't 1 ., lxl 2 l>flth llunllll '"'n ,..Anc,r r<.1,·1n1· L"•' h1•KIE'•I "'"'I k J't't· OU OU ft \rf"· pn,':ttt' • rm. "'" ...... -' · "' · ......., to~nhuw.l' ,1·11h 1:M· 1ul1ful n1ini:: ronl 11n<1 n1:iny PJirk 11 1'('11. ~t11k1 rhl.~ 1111 f'x1 1·ri· Wait 'Til Summer ! ui·cnn \''''"" O\er!ooiui ,.._. nrc••s. i\1111· S:/000 ""''""' ro!oot r1 .. n11I buy 111 SJ:!.()((I.
plelJ~I.' I ('all 1rodny :Q: ' "'"" ~ . c rt' bl 11 cu~iorn r!l'('Or "'ilh lofted
Ill'\\ tl'r1n1·lpals onl) m··. A-a--To Buy A /~"1l,s~u1u1.1,: ll'11nisrourt\.
847-3095 """"" ~~ onve I ••• I f'l'llln~. luxuriou:l l'llllX'IS,
So 11•hy "·11.lt for tht> infhilo•d di111n~ l'O\.lm. dt•i-11\11 kitl'ht•n, THIS IS IT! .,,.2,00 prlt.'E!li of lhl.' "ununf'r 10 hrepll'I"'' & 1't'11r hvin~ rn1.
ba 4,4.Sl71 buy " pnJfl!t1b!c i;umni<'r· 1 \\ 1•1 lo.1r. :.'«h"i'kt'\I rw-.110. 4 11;~~:i~~~h;! P~~: $159,000 ii·intrr •~·nt«I iirupc!rty Cllll I 011 n<'r 11111 <~•n,.1tl1•r le:1sing.
ba th. Prime 1-1.B. loca1ion. Eni•·r;dd Bay. C:l'l'al fRmlly us nhoul th1~ 11r!I lf>t·r•'1·d 51;i;,~,oo. Ciill ~.1a.J'i20.
Gigantic yuni w/brN!.I ~uh•. hornc• on Jr~ .. lt>vel, lndiepd. 3 DR do11·11, ~ Bl: uri •h1· 1 [ RRElL.j Has family room, bit-Ins in lo!. 4 RH. + 1nn.id'1 rn1. J plex. only C d1ww" tu !I 1 "'A
kie1hrn Cl'nlrul tract \()(•II· U/1 . f..4::r. Ji\.'., panclt'<.I d .. n. lx>u ch. Nt1\\' 011ly s<:i.n.)U ft """~o •
tion DV.'llY Imm bu!iy tr:ilfi1• rl!n1nJ! rm, pl:s°'.l'rni 3 Cnr 10';~ Dov.·n. IM~U~~ _
stl"N'ts. Omc to school.!!, J!tl.r. Lovely patio. Rm. for Call 644-7:.!l\
.~hopping-&. pr!n11• hrnrh p()OI. ()v.ner trans. ea
11rPn. All 1 h1~ fnr onlv
S2'!1.9..i0. Cnll ~:>.-ri1::. . PEG ALLEN ! , . ' GRANO OPENING
RE,\LTOK •19-'-7578 I I Newport Bay Tow•r1
1095 N. Coast, Laguna ' ' 1 & 2 BEDR001\1 ' . . ' . '
·: \',\LLF\'
· Ill \I .I\ . "'" '~ '' . ' " ,.,, • ••• r '• • • _,., , u ~
EMERALD BAY CON IXJ~llNIU~I 110~1ES
3 Bdt'mll., •·ach with it~ ov.•n 11<4 ACRE Bayfront Hon1es
b a t b ; a r c h 1 tcctural!y Pool Paddle Tennis • In-Boo.t SI ips
plf'aslng, octan vi f' w . lrr<.'Om 5 BR. 3 (·ar g:u· t•uJI SN·urily Highrisc
Olnln!l'. 1errac-e, lgc. yard, a~!'. $91 :500 St('('I & roncrete construcUon
bca.ullful gaNens. 1-Blk. to HARBOR VIEW I Pr11:alC' B;1lt"'.l11irs
"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill priv, tennis coorts I 111t1·k. HOMES '.! i;:irai.;e !>.paN:'s per uniL
5 Block• to Beach $155.000 REALTY 83•0780 Roor top sundrck TURNER ASSOC. ~ t.:nusunl Opportunity to .1 Beti roon1. ~ 1~·1tli h(lnl<' In J> ! Ba I t p rt
fas1 ~1m11111.: ;qr.i Pri«l'd Jl05 N. Cou~t ll""'Y , Laguna BY O\VN ER. 3 li RI 'l BA I inu~~:~~~r! ·Fk~~. rope 'i
to srll n! S.~!l.~ Cnll nov.· 494-1177 ~tonA('O H11rh Viev.• Hnlt'. 310 }<'crnando Rrl., N.B. !•Jr <i~'lnlls. Prof dcr. ~l inl rorn1. Con1'. 675-8551 OCEAN VIEW to I'!'<·. facil s S: Elf'in. Sl'llL
BR .. nC\.\-' carp drps lhru·
oul; li;t•. Ii\', nn , ht1C'k fr·
SG9.500. Days: 6 4 0-0 4 Ii ·I , 8ELt.F: ur thr BLUFFS
~vcs: fi44-6303 YOL''LL LO\'E TRINA
r •Sht>'.oo; cool 11.·/N"nt. air 1Hr·.. gla.~s 1Joon; open lo * A·n·E:"TI ),\' • .rrShl''s brau! riqxl & LTPtd
ocean 1·iev.· patio. Blln. kil· Condo invl'~tors: G0111I rcni;;I •She adinirl'S herself In
<.:he n "' brkfst bur, l't!ranu<.: ]or .. nr. 2 sehoob. :: Bf~ .• ,.. . ' '
DUP!~EX -Ch\'nrr, bu1hlf'r
v.·anls l•I ."l'll. H.:.111ch sly!e
3 BIL 2 liA .ho111(' + n<'11
2 BR np! nn l_c,~ lot nr\!
lo city po rk, So. of Ill\)'
H~! buy In to1\'l1. $110,000.
673-16."iR
·1 I I m;iny niirl'•Jl'S l '~~~~~~~~~!I 11,•: d tlln,.: aNa. $67,:;()(). 21 ~ t>3. Undet· nppr. 1·a Ill'. ~11SfoilON HEAi.Ti" 49-1-otll G.1-l-5215, i\~iit. •llt·r rPaJ' put io is d<'lightfut •:i B<'flr1ns, 21,, baths have 4 Bn. 3 BA, f'R. \\Cl bar, ~tOVTf'G. musl s I' r 1 '. rnnn} xtr::i charn1.\.
2WO sq 11. Nl'\.\-1)' clt>t'. l'\E\\'PORT Ct"C'sl Condo. 1~ •Tirm"
$1500 DOWN POOL HOME 14!'. p.atio, S C.1.91Xl l}.vnr. \\'ild Goose. Plan L Sj7)olMJ J. ('111'1') Hit~· 6-l&-7~1 4
4~1-5:.l71 (If lse at S36.l. 612--0.'.;78, I e ;\sk for DICK \\111TE •
$259. Per mo. 4 BR . $35,950 L~Jlun• Hill• '1&-0"7 '---~•1~"-~"~"~--
4 txlrn1 nlu!t hcnt<'d nndl BLUJ.'FS CONDO. A11n1c. 2 ('ulf' ... C'ozy and all rre..,hl~·
d1'l'f'lrnll'd in ''sun~hi11f'''
l'Olon:1 TI1i1·k ,1hii·k brunt!
ll{'11·1·:u'pf'I~ I Bii;:-BR'r<.. Cnn·
1niu kill·h1•n ha' 11!1 1h1· 1
lntest bltns, '! l'anllv baths
and a b1.c lot. t.0.1r1~ ol
s11u1u·e loola~f' for j1Urh a
tiny price of $2R,:fll. Only
$'!.Y.l. Per Jll(I. PITI. anrl
S7:i0 c·Josing ro~I. Ju!!l
l'f'f1Uj1~rsset'I hy V.A .. Jt's
l'IU'iHlt , . , tl('tft•r !1L11'1)'! \'A
~It's Brokf'r 962-5.5U
,. htXl·2 bath sr1\t 1C'VC1. nf'll'l,v ' r11lrn>d pool Nl'ar ~IJo)r1pingtLO\'l·.LY 4 BR, Of'l\rlY 11cw. l'f'rlN·. Bv 011·nrr. Sll\.JO'l.
and Sl:hool11. Le~ than ': Orn r1n, Ul1-1n k111']1('1\ "'' ~i3?.-th"J:'JO. Or Bvc-s: &14-8!~13 111ileos In b<'nC'h. To sec i.:o p1uury. Us('d brick frplc. .·--. • , ~>Uth 011 Br<l0khun>1. \uni Air cond. Palio. Close lo CONDO. r<.plU·lc\•el :! Bit, -
East on Garfield nn<' bl•X'k st·hools k sho11ping. Offert>d ba .• hobby rrn., lndry. rin ..
l'l Kip.1hula, !urn SouTh ;;ncl By 01\·ncr. 8f'sl financing frpl., dbl..gar. Pool. $,13,!KIO.
Wt ·Jtc111,&ClJl I l(J<t 11)
SECLUIJEO PV'r IU·:ACH
Ocean virw, 1116 Shom·liU 4
13r StlJ.fXXI. 6771-3.l.'19 Bldr
Costa Me•a
MESA VERDE follow sign;, !" 10012 Tooa:a n1·t1il. S. Imm Sa.n Dfrs:o Bkr. 6Tra200
Lan<". ,\sk for Jin1 Rani· Fiv.·y vn LaP1n: Rd to PRINCIPLES ONL'l' _ 122
mi111;. OPF.:-.1 l!OUSE J-j L\h•Jntyre and right to Pikr, Harbor Island Road. L.'\.rgl'
P:'-1. Call !lli.1-1543. left 011 Suen. then lo 25692 2 Brt, <!en, 21~ Ba. SR.'l.500.
SU~J)AY 01\'LY Cillllia. Sho"·n hy Appt or Rv uppt. only. Cnll 673-2441
i;cc al OPEN HOUSI::: Silt & 1 ljj. iiiiiliiiliiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . .. .. " . ' .,, . .
' . '
BIG CANYON
;{ Ult homf', right on tlrh
fr111•. $14:°>.000. 0JX'TI daily
1-5. linmed. 0<·cup1<ncy.
11 Rue \'ertl'. Call 6Ta--6900
IIARBOlt Hi_ghland~: 4 BR,
f nn1·rn1. fq1k". l}.vnl'r/prin
on/y <i·GL16.
4 BOHM , (;o]f cnurse hn111c,
l.rg. lil'in.I{ rn1 . 11' rrph· ..
dining n11, kl!<·hrn harber·u1•
& f'alin_g lt!'('a. l:k'tarht'<I
canl•' rn1 1virh 11·f'! bar
refr i_ic '" frJ1lt'. !.AJ1·cly f»!lios
.~·.garden~. ~l ai:!t'r btlnn I LA CUESTA · ,~ \'.\LLE\
Sun Jl·3, ~111.n:h ZJ & 2.i.1 1
Ph: l)ayii, 645-4057 , ~--~°'"·==--~::.-=--~ C\'Cll. ,\
:iiuttr tnrh~ offn:e ar f'n .
$7!1/l!O or l r:HJ~· S.10.000 I Cool, balmy, mlOJ::' free RfX:E:i'l"f CA.:~CELLATION
f"l!llll.V fnr? !)ii nt•r ~,IB-26,~11 hrr•'Zf'S. Bicyrl.e close to
1
Sal'c $1200. Rustic •I Br, 2 -'-.,~==-=----hra1'h ,t'. shopptni.: •'l'O!f'rs. Ba cus101n dC"sign fin::pl nce.
• IH\1.1\ ,, ,., '' '
""" ••• r • • "'•' ' ,~.
BUILD EQUITY Ucsl ll.B. rc~irlcntial area. Dra11111Ut• cathedr11I brained
Oldrr 2 bdn11. house S1n~!c & 111·0 slory. 3 10. 5 l cti.Llf. Cl .ASSIC _ Popular C't'llln~. Prim!'.' lot. $37,i..0.
_ On ~:iJ1:1'.' P.·2 lot·. hdrrn. plAn~ IYJI-"'. AY8\I, ~4.lr '! i;ly niod. 4 Bit fpl , 6'i :T,t. dO\\'tl L;Jgunn Hills, just
Good Dlslsklr location nltir1• 1nlvrn1at1on c lJ 1 1 \Ii\ <1ssuni11.blc 10.1n. S42.950. olf San Dicb'O frcl'"'ay & Lu
$2·1.500 !l63-15-13 To see coll BKR 91*36.'11 Pv. Kd. call Chuck RIVIERA REALTY VA .ASSUr.1PTION. _ $61.500: llampso11171 11 l00-JS.W
* 642-7007 * Prt'l>lige Jtl't'll. 5 BR, pool, L-a~·Nigu•I
MESA VERDE NORTH 2 s ty, encl party arcu. 01\·n-
. .. ".. ... . . . , ; \',\LLE\.
By Ow11f'r. 1 1 ~ yr old
sp.1rklrr. 3 br & hu~c fan1
l'nl/to1n11ry kl!. X t r l'I s
i.:alrir<'. Hy t1pp1 only.Prine.
• Rl\1.1\ . .. ' . .... . ·' . ' ...... ' .... ·~·
t>r \'ery 11nxious. BKR. Q\\'Nl:::R. 4 BR, l yr llt'I\',
%'.t·:.AAI. 1n11ny in1prove111!'n!s. Niguel
~ngton t1ar\>our Hills, great buy. Sl:l,000.
(7111) 831-132.l
Lido Isle
LIDO COTTAGE
A CONVEN![NT SHOPPING ANO
5EWlNG CUID£ FO~ THE
CAL ON lHE CO. llli~~
For •n ad In
Call Mary Beth
Cozy Crochet!
Wom1n•1 World
642°5678, ext. 3~
Lead a Uvely LI
7086
I
Only. Call f'\'CS . 9i9-9!'i99.
EAf'-.ISIDE-2 BR & Den.
Clcnn .. furnli;hf'rl, J\l~ ~itr
I ronvcrtrd lo BIL S.11 JXliJ.
Phil Sulll\·an Re;il !u r. 1~1 !~~~:il.~1~!!'~~11 1 ! ,HH,
llUKl' !O('d ti)(l!!IS, :I h11lh~. lllh1 I -2 ll<lrms., frin1ily rn1., 2 ~~
baths. Almost l'On1 plct!'cl.
:>41H761
I SPAH.KLIN G, Cl.LA!'\.
\',\CANT
3 bd1111, 2 IM•lh. tllll gar.
largf' fen('l'CI ynrd.
ONLY $.'Ul,950 Bkr. 642--0200
$79,500. 2 1nih·s f1"01n ol'ran. A n·a! I WHITE WATER
llf'auly.Only S-18.!JOO. I' Vie1\· fro111 hvh1r.: and dinint: TRIPLEX
IT 1i'O:n. Hlr>C'k 1ri l,('r"·h. f-iin· Penthouse & 2 studio ap!s. I glNi u1111 S~'li,Z-iOO. \\'hy rrn1 ? 3 BR. :1 h,1. ca. !ii F't . nn
'62·4471 ( :;:!J 54'68103 HUNTINGTON HARBOUR j1fln1i.v l~ttl·h. Le11bC'hold.
REAJ.lY 1160.000
1711•1 CO,\.ST 11\\'L. ll~O Cl.ASSIC
, _ _,__. __ Jo sell oIJm.y_real estate, c=a~ll _
!\1f:SA v~:Ro~ 2001 N.
Ca!)l'ilfl. '.I &tlrm, 2 ba .
Like new. n1us1 see. Bkt'.
Jl8·77J\: ('\'C. ;157 .. !fi\7. Owner Desperate ';'I I: IHG·l3>:l s. 21.1: 592.2g1:i Dran1a111: Grecian hon1t>.
i\l11kp ofter -~I \'1~1;; l>f'f\U· ,,...,...,..,,.....,..,..,..,..,1 ;1tnu111-l1kr g(ln:len. l1 1gh
y 01\'llf'f 3 BR 2 BA, dinin.' I ' :1 ~H '} B,\, Irk(' 11\1 C' llS, .rr:Jne---N.'ll's .. 4 BR., rlen, din. 1'111,
lrp1r. spnnkJ,.r~. 1·0 nip I <111~. 'an1· "' i; a 1· 11 r.: ,. 1'-must-~St59;500--j---t.,.'i
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• ORANGE COUNTY OFFICES •
Co•lo Mesa -646-0555 or 549-1910
Orange -637-9101
Placentia -528-4n2
Corona Del Mar -675-7215
Garden Grove -539-1162
lo Habra -879·3800
Huntington Beach -963-4543
Mission Viejo/Saddleback -liYl· 1501
lnvestmenls -liY/-1501
otMr Callfirftii LOCitioM
• Cword • Corte Medere • Dllft•llt • W11 • Ft 1mo11t
• Hciyw•d • Lofcryeff• • u,.,,..... • l'IHIMIOfl • Son
l.or't'Mo •. SOii a..,..• WafMrt Cr.ft• Campbel•
CllP"'flno • SOrl JoM • S.ta Ctaro.
A Berg Enterpr ise.Americ an Stock E x c:hange Company
*
'· Opera ling 36. Wholly Owned Olfices
Thru-o ut Cali fornia
Specializing in Residential cammertiol,
industrial and investmenl properties.
* *
Men! Women! Secure your future
Join th. proft11ion where thtrt art
no layoff•·no ceiling to your earning•.
WE TRAIN YOU TO SUCCESS! EXPERIENCED OR NOT.
rC'del'Ortl!M . <Ill Prlnt'\'ton h1n11I\' l••1n1. U1·1·r~11.f'd LIDO REALTY llr f>1:;.091~1 f'Ul-rli ~al' 1111 . Graciou5 Liv ing
I I~\' .:"1 rk'r. ::· nn. 2 bas .. !Jin-1 BRASHEAR REAL TY I ~PA··ious ~1 ti.1t·1\\. l'1·l'~1dPnt \.17';' \I~ 1,.1.,, \ 11
*673-7300* I 1•111, laq.;1• yard. $:1.i,!XXl j 842-7411 ; Eves. 968-1178 1 l lon1r., 111th ;11r·corirh1 inni~g. 1-..-..-... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio I 1;1'.!-l~ill:\. pool. J:u·u1.1J ,\:: 1'1('11, 1"Yll' ----'·'"'·'·• -I ~lf'll'if'.~ (II ~'ClllllOl'I, hL~\l!j' ,i:: BAYFRONT
I l~Y 011'/ll'I'. 113H. ,,··;"2 CASH 24 HOURS upc:radinc:. 13.'.:ll'k ya1'(t is \·ertl", $1 •1,000, .,
]{('(hi'Of'o!. ;,_,7-.i17G F Y H 1-on1µlelt· 11 Uh t'O l'l'l't'd flil.· or our ome uo. sC'r.·111~ hur. fnun11tin .~ East Bluff ~o ludden ros1~. <lrla~"'· BBQ. i\n 11nr11:u·u!11h' hon1 f' VIA LIDO SOUD
......
Herrel, McKenna & Co.
Realtors
BlG 4 hl:'droom. 2 halh hnmr
Nr .... ·lv r\•it rrorut(•cl &
lt111ds.r11 perl. SGS.:.oo. 2$!6 E.
P:~eifi,• Conr<.I llwv, <.:uro11u
rll'I i\l:ir. OU~~l.-
f:ounta in va1iey· __ _
1'o obl4:at1ons, 1::. >'"~ t'\I'· you'll O\\n \1i 1h pride. L.n~e iluplex v.·ilh n11.!1•
BRASHEAR REAL TY $129.0CO pr1\·u t<' bt•ach. 3 Bd rn1s .. 2
842-7411 Eve s 968-11 78 CALL 552-7500 baths+ dt-ck up & 3 bdrms.
--TOWNHOUSE
3 13Tt., :? 13.t-:-TIOOO Otr.\'n. /\.~·
bUtllc FJIA lo.'ln. Fh1'pln1·e.
111•11· sh•tJ.! •'al'Jl('ling, 11>•11·
11IP & paint. Nf'XI doOr lo
& 2 baths cto1vn. C11rpeted: VISION bll·I"" lcpl".; "'· T<e· 111ic._ IM!y \·i~t._U9,wioo._XlnL
1{'rn111. App'!, only. Ask f(u'
C.:hl'l Salisi>w"t". ,\g:L, only, e red hill 673-6900. '
lorgr ~hop pin g rf'ntt>r. REALTI" REALTORS 93?S ttun-:ih, ('0111.s nre orf and
L11ca()('r th1tr1 rent. $21,900. L:ni\•, Park Cl.'nler, lrv1nf' BAYfRQNT DUPLEX now's the 1in1c 10 !earl" l1vp-. ,\~k ft1r O:df'. !)l;:;.r,;.ir, _ , SIZES IOYl-l8Y1 1.1· 111 ... in th1~ C"asy·flowln"=.
REPOSSESSIONS I l'i\'JV. PAHK 4 Br, 21:1 Ba. ,_ . -1'1T "'ffT )Okcd skin1. \\'hip it up ln
2 !t•pl•".~. -on Greenbelt 426 Via Lieto Nord "'I l•lMic...+t llfWt.T....,, l'l\1\'fi'l"l' polyl'St(•r knits.
Frit· 111for11111tion nnrl lcw111lon + +, $5:'1,000. Ol111f'r, 552-i~J J'rl11tf'fl Panen1 93;,1: Jll\ll
ut these t'llA .I.: V.\ hotucs, Laguna Beach :O.lagnifll'rnt \'H'11·, 1 .. 1·cl-~ \\ ad ·r1 ~. h .!)i~1·s 101~. 12 1,, ll'~. 1n1 1, VA REPO • .,mtai'f • bt>o<·h, elegant 111 e\oery 1~ )btl ~() p~:"l'~~n" roi.y~a~'~' tll1r, ~lz~ 141-!.i (bust :'.:71 tl\kC'S
I KASABIAN $45,000-View! View! .~Pf'l'I, tllusl Sf'•' I() <>PPITt.'. 1\. 1 · d 1 · J3, vn l'fls liO-lnrh. 4 hdnn~ .. 2 hnlh5 In l''\crllent Pr1n. onl\'. \ tn l'l\JX'l! or .n101n·. 1111_g l· • Ra.I E.t.t. 962.1.1.AA UTl"clr ('f1111l'l1\p(lf.1l'V hon11·1 s2· 2 0 1i'I' nr hli.: and httle 11\~lf'r!:' ~t:\'H!lo'Tl'-t'll'F. CENTS. Fon11!11u1 Vnllf'~ lck•11tl()n. -11l1h l>1•:4ut1lul l>IU•'' Par1fi1• 5 00 • I I I · I 11 (;rl':il huy n1 S10.~:i0. S2JOO. ---------• Ltn.'l('I 0 11•11'sfl~ Ln ~ll' I .!or f'ach Jl.'lt!f'nl -Add 25 H urit in9ton Town hou~e 11t"\ on :l ,1<\il1·~! Ln1'!'l't' lJll'!h•ri1·llo'<k"•· ~1ir1·h; fr1u11r lihl'll '11\h :11111 ('l'tlfs fnr r ac·lo l"ll•rn for 101111 do11n pny1111•111 i11d11df's I 1 \ 1 Ix r1 ' ~ 1 (t!I r•<»;I!!.. Tora I n\l'i!!hly p:1v-I .;;; Bl~. 110 DA. S~l.'::IOU. 1' 111~ L\-.Jlll 11 1 1 'nln•· I fH'J.'!XQil r'<•lnr. 1•11tte1'll 7f!R6: Child's I A!r l\lnil 11nrl 8!X'<:lul Jlu1 .. ~If\:.,-, llurh:1111. Puol f't'IJ\,i~. lliu'fl 11 1••I floors --2·J2·. mht.<oi.Cll' ,,. ... .., in<·L dUn<>·. "lhen1·i~,. 1ho0rd·"I•"" nif'nl of S:163. inrludr~ l~xe" t • di · "'J ,. ,,._ ' ""' .f.: hlSUl'llllCt'. To SP(' CAii 2 BB . 1·~ }~,\ SHl,900 IU'\lOUL SCplll':llt' kl~Uti: -FANTASTIC~BUY-st:vt:lll"l''"l"1\'f: CElll'T~I delh'ery will takr llircc
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O\\'~ER TH.,\:\' s 111 i: l r + bky \'U. Lo"· 18 x c 11 & Air ~lsil and S~ial Hand· PILOT, 10j, • Net'dlecrnrt
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landM"apM. fo':\m rm., lrplc, • SI0,000 leM. Huny! Open delivery will take three Slat\(ln, N!'w York, N.\'.
SI S ' ~ N rd wee~ or n'IOTe. Send to 10011. Print Name, AdfrMA. d 1ninK rni .. huilt·ins. IOl''!I GY~ un. l·J. 4-. Via Lido 0 · MArlan Alarlln, the DAILY Zip, Palltorn ~·u1nbrr .
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Stairl•11 Living $,1IT~I', h!J!hly upgraded, . I'.\ • t I'\ • et locale. Sma.rt decor. $78.500 ZIP, 8IZE and sn·u: BM\c, fMCy knots, PQl· + POOL ·'~11n1r. 7';. loon. Sti.;l·900 ,.-uain •,.-UI. -GEM-~'&mE~tORE Q u I c k 1::~:11.~Mt Book -
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comrMrclal Reel E,-tat• Wanted 114 Houses Unfurn. )05 Houses Unf\lf'f\, 30J Condominiums Apt1. Furn. -360 A-p-1.-u n1-.-,n-.---3'65 4T U nf11rn . ~65-
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Upper Back Bay
Eiecutive home
Custom 3BR A.nd family mi.
In cholt'f' o.rt'R of "'"""'port"• Bade &y. Dciached J car
pr, eoclol<"d rear )'ard,
klnt size 101. Many bulltln
IU.XIJl')' features.
$71,000
It's Convertible
Rome or dUp!f'X. Quality
built.-.~ bednn heme °" u~ as a 3 &: 2 hednn duplt'x.
Only steps 10 sanity bt!ac.h
and cha.I\Ml. On latae L'Ol'•
ner lot.
$119,500.
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HOMEY r>UPJ.t;X
2 BLKS. TO Bf;ACl I e 0\\'llCrs 3 Blt·'2BA \\ 1t111
c.ould be 4BR \\/modllh·. e Huge trellL~. eovd patio e 2BR w/view -Brund new
e Adjacent to small park
• $114.~. •
J . Carey Rlty. 646-7,11·\ e Ask for DICK \\11£111:: e
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• $55,000 •
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3 mallter bdrms. 212 bnth~.
frplc, family room that will
fit a prof. j>ool lahlr.
Completely crpld & tlllld.
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Prlml' Ba,y'fmnt Site I :!!'"!""'~"~'~· ~""""""~~-~~~ LANDLORDS .• • .. Huntlnaton buch $40 WEEKLY Oc-Mn ''1r11·, "f'\" .1 .. 1u,,. " F \\'r p~ntly ha\'1" e. finf _ _J_ • Biii "'c-~,t ~po.tr~. & "",~e!.,.. \\" SPtCmhie In Ne.po~ IS"ll'ctk>n ol 2. 3 " 4 :! HK. 2 story, nl·v.· blt4;. !iOhni; Executlv• Suites un !. K11 ,,·11h fti•I•·. lrtl"l?t'
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for wle 160 ~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iii~ \'lC(' Ill Fl ~lE to You~ Try l'f'llalet in lh<! 11.rt<lli . \\'e RN" ~,.,. rt:(WMlflbll' D1t \I'. 536-<M l 1 2 nr: ........ tn \~I 11, jiY..1JllitllT'C I Nu0\'1rw1 hrre lO IJO\\'\' \'OUR howilng I ~.,~,~--""~''-"9tl3-6""'~"~'~·---, .... ~.1 l.o:•ai'f(' s1;·,
! BR & !Jen. I Ill'. 2 ba . frpL Business NU.VIEW R E NTALS n£.•e<b : Newport 8eilch STUDIOS & l BR's. 6P-6l·lj
cua:t. 1·arp. & drps, el'l(.'I itar 6"portunlty 200 tiil-«X\O or -194...12.f.li -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, 1 • ~'ull klt\·hl'n •M
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y,•llh Opl!.ner. sr,,900 646-m.i .:U::: • • lleatf'<I pool DISTRIBUTORS &Ibo• P enin s ula WATERFRONT e t~1u111h.., f1u·1hn··~ P INEC REEK
Duplexes /Units • Ft'\'f' 11i111t1,-."
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\ :~f~) '.\\:u1' ,\\•_::._;,:i •. 1u~1 salJ 162 \\11" an-in ni.'\'d nf 1no1-e men • w ilh SLIP. 2 Large e t'i'f't' linrn.~ L IV ES UP -~=::-:-~:;;::~~;,j-'° selL "' dl>lrii>ul< '" LUXUllY -LEASE btdroo1J\I, _2y, b11h e__:r_'---'-""""""""·-',.,c_ TO ITS NAME !H Newport Beach -N~ U LEX t!Onallf" a.(10fl11SN! 1,1!1tt1·~· c r;n D Brothen iJB) uulon-.ot i\'t' lOlh & Bay. Shown by appt • r p •t s, drp1. Very • ~r·U-Qur 0\('r 5Cl.J tntl ti\~ ;inti
rod ln only ~ -'' "'" ~01 "l \\' t "··• n,.. p r I t $500 Bk • l'hon1• li•'l'\'i1 ·•· p uci... the Orang•! vwn~ ..........,..., .. ~ eaecn .......... ~. v a e. . r. :.!1"\.11'1» 11,fh 11att•rl;.JL~ l WEE l(S F REE
Coa:l:t Area. Areas avallu blt• Cor ona de1 M ar Unl\'t'l'!.lty P.rk. lrvioo 833-2560. • 1 1'!1li• 10 Ot i•an 11-.•au: :1 rvJ:L'\111~ ~!1111.: (101 * * 3 BR, 2 BA HolW' + 2
BR. 21Ai BA Apt. Frplc's,
11tar'•· patio's, yard's, etc.
Newport Jleights.
Call Bui.Ider, 646-4414
lnco.,,. Property 166
11 UNITS
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p1'0vide 8 J,."OOd lncorrte. \\"~· ... ...;.;.:..;;.,;;.;.;..c;;.;:.:..,___ D•y1 552-7000 Night• I '::~~~!!!\""!"'"""!"~· I I BR . s1s~s.'=s~l6~5~-1 ynur ~P.'H'luus llt'\\ l· .. r ~-Vista del Mesa
provide lhe van " 11. ltOO(I ? I ('(lNflO Purk 1.ldo :\ R,.. NE\V OJ-:('OR. Prlv <Rrl'll.'" b1"11\A•ll1 l•l'••rln1••n1. ~1'!•111 ,\fll'LT f;AROE~ t ln.\Jl'.S
he.Ith •. ,,u-·-pla•. ,, ~ lf l()\\ollhclU~·· S240 " .,. l l"U " ' I 11 u '""'"05 " 1 '2'1 IL\,l(ll.llt'\\'t'Ol1C llll'll· L.11dry nn. Nc1\·t"r Spun1lh '· rlU'tllUrt' :o\IU:t'" lltVINFAVF'..AT:\1~ . .;\ '•""ui~ dl':::'it .. ~~~.-~~ ~1,:· ~ ::~: :~';r 1;:~~:11\ll t: 2 Bl{. 2 Ba · ·· ·· ·· ·· •• • $3~ 11111 , 1111 bllln~. T•'s> 1.01111 Adult Complr'I". 2 nli, ~ 4 ~!111 ~· Ofl"ll 11 00 ~0 ·~ W ::~· \lo\" 111 y,•/d('po,11, ,,n\\'
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\Cnlory. 0111 Ju ~l l rl'' t. e1<pu.l'l;\'I<'\\ .t ... -, 3.Hlt.1 11 bnt/ti .•••.. $300 K-1 •-JIR ,,,~., lhu111• •1 ,.<!'.11.k! Rro11w-rs for appt for In· J Ur 11,u·to'.lr \Lt'\\ $175 , ... !io011 ....,,, • • .,,..,.,.. • • • !1_,~ ,c :'1.1i,:ht ~r1Ty. r,.,1,
\('f''ll"Ali, iZIJI ~1-8000 l'!r ~~r. v-LlH.1~)1">~'('~(~;1~ ~~~~·.,21~~1::11~~·::.~:~0s:~~ Bl.l 'v~·~ l\l'f':\, ~ r.H . 2•; 2 BH )IQBIL~: 110)1~:. i,'l"1ll .HACIEN-OA-D EMESA .l.~«Ut1i, }{f'('.l lllUl·~I:
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CALL 552·7500 n,,,,., ·pl "1"0 ,, " '"' r•.!llO .. , •11·1 I. "a11 y lore S7500 f"P ,,,,.~ Th" t11ull·. ". r.r<. " 1 ' ,... 111 ·~ 111 '' 11 ' , VISION ••1 'H "' ,.. " I 5.'-ll;..!J91.I f1f1 '.11'\I u1ui.•_, t" ,·,·:<11 ,, ';·~·,:, • Ooat ~tfg t-:ets $50~1 • -,\ l rp1 , 1!rii~ 117~· ".10 -,.--l l"'' t .. hus hnt•"I .~ SIOl'\'S. HI'' !"EH\"l('t, Tl\ llf~•lt
• Equip ll.ental v::!.:'..:."1 ... Mr :.i1:1-:::i1-0;"'6; I Ad u lt Garden Apt. ,,1·.\clot..; 2 111<. s1-; .• ,, -PARK NEWPORT-!\ d h I 11.\fll\ t.tno :t Br. z1z P~"l.-1 1 Hr. turn s 11·, Ill"-· J•••l $\l'O li.L'i & \\'ah·r lnl'IU<h-J. "ets $18.000 ''rl y. ere ii .i:t.1 Rol··i"O NB Pml. h;lt. ~r,-_1,.1-;,. Jl:ir).. tb~·i 1:.i1h ,..;1 nr1111•'"· c'flrJ)l't~. l:as APARTMENTS e J ob Shop gr $2501\l . S'.l1.l/!no. IH2-0m. fi.16--flt.i7 .~-:t;.,i11. 11!1 :, ,\ .. k,·illl' lw 11111.: .'.. i,:.1 ~ 1>.11 \·h1·11 !oluv1·. Hu'"h• 1 •. r l .. r '!. 1:,•111w1ns
HOLLAND BUSINESS 1 '·'\I · 1 J'\I~ • L <'l<1:.i't.I J:<1.r11ht' .. \1r 1·•111-anli T°"'ni"'u"'s {r.1 ,T\ t .1 • .,.it_... TownLouio Unfurn, 335 aguna Bea ch d · l I a.ta-0008 S,\L~.:S 645--ll;O t:ni,·. Park Cl'nt("f', lf'·inc n iuon1ni:r. ~y,·1mm1ng 'Ot1 . f"'r. St9'1.50 Oprn 9-6 n nll)' SEA WIND B~:t\LTt'JUl. ftp!. 2 BR 2 ba ll•'•-ltm. \\ ri.~lu•rs '" :)pn l'ovl!I' Tennis 41 ~ YRS estab. Br11uty Salon. N t T S I Lagun a Beach Mesa Verde 1111 ('[C'f", ,1C'I\, clO!lt' to\\"TI. [)ryt'1"5. Adult<t, No Pets. Arross fron1 ra•hinn Island
6 StalJOrut, SIO,cro. C.)I. ex 0 PYCJ ass DELUXE nclu!t 3 BR, 2 B.t\, ~n r. Adults 4.~\'M" no [l('lS COAST APTS. ,I( Jambor('t' on San Joaquin
/tf'{'/I, ,\ Sand ,",;_ ~l !lily. VIEW c-•1 C1 b v ·11 1 ,___ S2'lf1/mo t HIS\~(!' t'l1'l' l'ltOi\l S1 9;\. '" S?XI. Jirlls Ro.id. '~-oo~ $1'"UTIJ, I'll. 1 RR ..._~-'"1" ry u 1 n \\'TI•""-"· '" 1 1 171') "'1900 •
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Asking only 548,500. $120 900 \VALK TO BEACH~ 3 fir, 2 J:.a.sts1dl', t.:.~1-locatJOn. 5-1\&-JOO.J. plush brown 1·ri11, fully Apl. Unfurn. 365 -CALL,~•" 64,·14 14 1 B,\, $250. Kids/pets ok. ~~~:!,,':::~~~ !\lo. Call li Ne wport Beach driip1.'CI. $3:i0. mo. L>riv e hv l;I 10 unit bf'('ad & butter apls. Homefinders 547-9641 ........... ~~· . lti1h .~. Ura~e or (·ail
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Viewpomt, Ocean Vil'\\'. romc $18.300 pr. yr, Call to-~· • '-" • ~ .,...,.........., "' drps, frplc, patio, carport lf·a~c. h:r 2 txhlll. clupll'.~. Cross. O:"' the h11y, 2 BR. t M,
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Cos•a J\1co;a. &·hl'dti1C'd gross lease. :\o ilt:!!s. f213i6Sl-:S.:i:sn ~-, ., . . 2 blks ocean. :\!any xtra~. 1 "' lnp c.\, ~ .. int'i' >' occup Ne wport H;ight l~·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii.: ~1 r>.~\\I 2 RDR)l l 'i\ITS bcal'h. $2",JLI 1110. year!)' I lldl1u. )1C'~• \\·nJc. ~3;,X97 t J rn1 , mn1rmpool ~-tf'nnis rrt, I Furn. or Unfurn. 355 Costa Mesa 1 1 1 I --~~ ___ _
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1ml'TW!'diate &ale. $ 5 9 9 5. Club. $800). &14-:li'79 e\"('rl· --.ans. I H.B. f\V of ~prmi;:f\ale, s. I rm. m:I sq. fr. Ref ii. Cftil I 11 .. m1, h:c lln\ dl .. ·k. I . e . :-Oh.:r lll J ,,,t,\ Krclso11 Ln, • -~8 ('Venings. ingi; I J ou'ts. of :)later. C1tJI 8417-200) ".U-ll.~ 1 udul!, Je; ... 'I(', SlT..t 6;3-20S6 11 & 2 I~lt unfur n _r.anl•'n nr. H~'IH'h '"' ,,1,,11·r. ~l:t-fl'l..\J; Grand Opening .. ------------\pt~ Friil · JJ \\ pri !d 1 1ifil
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gntpefrufl. Drip inirtilion STICKY DRA\\'ERS r~n hi· I hl1t ~nl, 3 rar s;ar, l'"<C'1tlns: ~ •·nr gar. t~ SH·rllnio dl!'C'Ora!Ml lr*I utllltlt'! Call HR. Nl"rtr "hrlrp•n11: Sr K"hl~. 111• 1~··'.·t•I·· .,p r n•·.•r "" ot·hl & h•k' h1.•.1 1.·h. &14-2611
S)'ll!f.·ni. $1~.0CIO-made ettaicr 10 OP''" b)' ~11· ~<tlve 11chnol Court. ~1 aft 6. or ('\'('II, 900-1142 S17:i. n.,., 67.'l-~• I Sit•• i;~ ~-1.,1 111.1 :,;a-;.-,,.2 •
llpplyill$? candle y,·1oc or !COOP ~)il'n\, soft 11.·111f'r. t:ardf'nt'r _!i'l"l--5013 t-!untlngton 8 h 12 BR. l i ;l'\A, gar11.1tr \\-;lk llACll t:i .OB llpt 11dui'i<i 0nh-.J t·~:.\IALE onl). 1UR. I'll}
35 ACRES avocarlo & cltn1ll. on dra~'!!r runoeri1. Y,'hy 1ncldcrl, S."!I mo. avail ~11y Huntington Beach ' OI C 1<1 );th ~no11rilru:;. S17j n111.
1
:'Ion po 1• $\1.\ ~ r m.i, J200 hon1r. m.·.-.~lnok1nv:, I \I \11
\\'t:'_U, drip lnigati('n. Jolm siott 11nmtlhlng you 11."0n't 2A~'..!all_:~ 2 rtoom Bnrht lni·, ,.l~f' 10 ,,1:i.-11)l9'i ttl! ii, ~;nl.!h111rl St. ~'1.li--27{'A tropk·AI ri.--illo 8r N<'wporl
nf'W \\llld Animal Pllrk. tve.r U!ll'? Sell It ••ifh "' lTNT\TERs m · Plt T,. rt". 2 ti~lP.\1. JI ' O,\ hltn'l, l ncT'1n. 11111·,. !'fl, Qulr1, fr. ~('ht'"1~6cc'$111'll' ',! .. Bit A111 Sm:1ll pr! & kirlll ~' f'~('U:1• kt~~i:'n p;;,';!:
Sl'l0,001. Call Oollg Prit$1. Daily Ptlot CIRSlilfled Ad. NE\V JBR ,20A twnh.'11?, tltt I n!lJ'tR, ~hultf'rs, rrptl. ;m.1 ll\htu1r mun, nc1 1-·1s. $1:,0 1 1nn Utlhl\~ p;nd. No pet• ok, S\75. 791 7 NPl\1lllln l\o f1rwi stl-7793 rn 2291
Stout A ~--747:.s550 Cn11 6fl..567t. phu:t ., pool $375, ~78!16 n'K'I , Rtts 6'16-0TM e'\~-~92:1 C111l ~7t<Jl31. A. Jf.B. su--ms. . .. ian~-eri'ng Mrv~1 ... ~
. IJ DAILY PILOT Thursday, March 21 , 1CJ74 i;1~P''-· Apt1 .. ufflce Rent•I 44IJ lndu1trl1I Rent•I 450 Found (fr" ads) ,,'M. Contractor f'alntlnt & Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help W1nted, -F 71•
, __ F_u_r_n_ •• _,_U_n _lu:..':.."-· .;.3;c7..;0_F'-=.ur..:n::.·..:•:;.r_U:.•;;:lvc:::;rn;;:•_.:3::70.:-JJOO::.;;::::O_F:;.F;:;l;;C.:;E;..S_4_2_c.....;"° INDUSTRIAL -PALOMBO Oonstr Co. Lk. Paperhllrttlnt ASS)STAh'T r~t"r Atby"1 COOK W Italian dell. O\'tt
Cotti M.s. Co1t1 Me1a :\llSSION Vlfo.:.JO CONDOMINIUMS YEi\IALE Apricot Poodll'; No. 191*.ll. Spfclallu ln add, PRO!-'. palotcr. IJOl'le9t -.<ark. Ro.lit Sttt. ntUlt be 18, llO!ne ocper. 1~14 Beach. 1.::::--::--::--.;.;,.... __ • ___ ....;;.:.::::.:..:.;;::::.. _____ , 400 to J:!OO li(I r1 For .. H1,. l.Y.:, <!own lilt' leni.al• .. ti.Jur T • r r I fl r ; l't"mod, allel'. Qwtl. v.·or'-NJM, lnt/fxl. tree fttJrnalO. ma tbtmi.Ht:11lly lnclintod. Bh·d. Hnl& Beach. . ,. ..... IE"nlalt" iP"'Y C <.o e k a Po o ; 1,lll!'mbc.>r BBB. 96'1·1961. Refs. ~-2759, ~!IU. ~ftr "''llh f.l1..ott food ex· COUN~ER ltELP. Plthne a.11 ('(lll(f, carpi , •trp~. 11.'l'I bltr 011.'flC.'r/UliCr. "800 to 8000 !lq ft>Rl&le BluM!lt JI o u n d ; .,.,,,--' ........ '• 11'9'J2 Cal. lno C1.111l~1r;1n11 ft unlt11. BUIW TO SUIT Ollllt-Labnador black: nilx· Eltctrlc•I NE.ATE:lol, 1•lrfuv,11t, rnoRI P'1•f'l'ICf. Ttlilrl at ovr:r .-.,. Ol.'t't 11. Ca.II Ste\._,
V D I L !:iD Inl y, ,\very l•ark110) INT~::110RS. Sall'll prkoe In· te<I Tt'n'len & other dogs. expenl.se l\pnllcAUon. lnl• per mo. Ad v" n c: em II" 1 Bob Bul'nl!i Rtmurant . t e ago tu111o!f. t·lud1·~ l•l'lll. !"O/ .. L/IRVINE '4).-0,)83, ELE(."TRlCI.AN, Uc:., o Id Ext. Call 49J.6US. i::bllitr· s171AI ~-~ . &.u-JD)
IS a rJ en K.ll·lliOJ CENTt:n.1714f 979-9205, Dan J."OL'ND: ltlan's prescription ,lob8. new Jobi, any jobs. , INT/EXT PAINTING pin :;r . .rt pm, P' COUPLE. "'orll: f\111 time,
Ad C 0 I Offi (.'urll~. Anyplace ~1689 ' n'8n"'t' 62 unit apt cqn •
reSS OUOIS * e UXe IC8$ * , · •1"""'· ""'' .. m,., vi,. ELECTRIC1AN Lken&e AU O""'"" Co. m.>"9 ATTAACTIVE IAd>, $.1.W plex Coola M'88. Salary ~ • ' ' ' --,. ~Ap.ar.tment ValU•L Abo.ve_tha__Othac.--c." _
WAREHOUSF., ""' lood•°' 2200 Olk o! Padtl< C:O.!i N 1f'I08 s.;;,u . bo * W •llp•-r Ha-er * por hr. 9am-lpm. Malet ior1 bl new 2 BR. 2 BA 1klek, approx 7,CXlO MI fl. Hw)'., Laguna Stach, S..I. o., • JO • ,.--··• an"'"'t! •·· -~·-·-·~( com ~ t' •• J.' .. 11• l.-11+";-as.ttiq.,.-~·h-«lt11n1,.._ -wllh ~fft<:t."-:i;pat"\': o-111nernion-4'7"'mr-aner-e-ma.int-Np&ln~.-G.-Rehkio -itli-2-Me -'-*:.,1;' H~--flpt..---&ony-pe..._ or: bwsini.-~11. (2 ~ui~e11 plu~ rt'-Annual lease. ,..uh 30 day p~n Gardening Plaatar,. P.tch# flep&lr ;.~ne J~ll:· lot ap :::-~: t"hlldn-n. 6'1!>44ll .
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• iu1 Slop
• Adi•t•ni Goll
Couri•
e Ttnnl1 c.ou•h,
R•1<d1nl Pro e ) Poal1, ont
"Olvmpi, 1i11
• Gym, S•un•1
e R1c••ttion1I
•Cl+vlti11
co·o•din1tor
e l1~1 1ld1 livin9.
Studios, 1, 2, 2 & Oen, $175 to $485
Mesa Verde & Adam1. 540.1800
• ception Of'l'!l & ictoraw:1'). Ari· ratu'('llotlon <"l111L"-'· Located l"Et.l \Vt-I~ Corgi, .C to 5 yn, . 6>2280. DELI h!'!lp ~ for new
Jar<'nl lu 01·onli:l' Co u n t·y In Northern Qlstn J\leM. 00 3-8-?4 Pallsadt>i al't'ff COIJ..EGE trained garde~r PA'rclt PLASTERINC A'M'END ll 1ake out ck-Ii. trvtr1e attll., AhCwari.
11 546
.BBOI $600. IX'!t mo. Contact Mr. Capo Sch·. Had been hit by of 22 )lfC exp. who is mos.t All typea. Free t11tlmate1 lime, ;i:h ege t ~n111~u:;J.!:'~al:,I ::>;~1:;·11.!~l.:_l ~-,,---.I
JohnlltJn, 6-12-31"20 uuto, now OK, no collar. PN>Ud or hl8 quality v.'Ork Call ~ auL5tance, durlni duty DELIVERY Man for ~
496-3731. seeks land.lcapc clean-Ups & Plumbing houn. 9th Jnr&ntry div. Fort ~t L.A. Times ,....,.,
..
OFFICES AVAILABLE
On "l>t•I ~lnr" hl'iU1 uf Snn
C<'m<'11lr. Idl'ri l for a1.'-
,•ountnnt.~. l n !I u r 11 n c e.
n10n 1-:11i;r l)roker.t or ?
ll<'asonnhlc to p("rrnant>nl
NOW LEASING t"ND : J\Unlatum dachshund, several wkly mnlnt jobs. Lewi1, Wallh. C.11 Army deliwry route. No IOlk'lt1ng. Huntl~ton Beach George * 54~2015 * L. R. OTIS Pl~Ul'olBINC Opportunitu 64,>..1163 no colletllng U yn or · N W M-1 bltu;k, old, partially blind, f>llTndlse Gardening Remodels & Rc:Ptlinl· Water ' .,,,.. ""''""'mica! car lounn near \\lilson & AUTO SALESMEN '' '-""'"" 940 Sc:· tl &: tip PlnC'f'ntla, Costa r.1 e u . Spttlalize Restoration healeni, ri1sposah1, fuma.ce:, n>q 'd, 1\.i hn dally. Good
llainilton ':t N.rwland St. &i~ .. mg or 833-0i39 & l..antlscape. Monthly d.shwashni. 64~263 MIC & Need fOr one of Orange 11upplemtn11.U')' \ n come . ~1970 J\l11lnten11.nce & Sprinkler BIA. CQmplete Plumblna County's leadlnc; Pontiac \Vestmlnster, c.G. &: Ht&
FOUND: Black GP r n\an Repair. Call 642-8649 Service. l.ir. 27200ol. Dealen. New or Use? car Bch att•-638--292.t
Shep, 1nalC', yng. Xtr11. 1oe1 J ,,. G d Roof. sales. Exceller1t fr 1 n g e ..... -ED Rentals Wanted 460 white .-.pot on <:hc!il. Very a ntH •r tntr 1ng ~nelll1. E;xperlenced or OELM:TtY~tAN \..,,.,., • :::::;;;;::...:..:.::;;;:=.._...:..::; ge!nle 5W>-8'134 Exper. Cnn1plc:tC' Gardenlna: not, "''e v.·lll train. Ask for with van. l'o1Ult be reliable.
2 BR uni urn. N('('(f slov~ .r.r lit Land1C8pinll Ser v ROOF for less, repalni, Andy • 979-0091 •
n•frig. Yrly. Up 10 OX). 3·17. \'it· or Santa Ar111 River a46-0TJ4. Taknta Nunery. shinglf':ll, rock, romp free DAVE ROSS
u .. 1 ~. O· ""I'-· P•nl., .t· Vk•h)ria 11111 IAtk" y...,, , •I I I• 16 1 1 3 no......, • '""' UU<I " " .... EUROPEAN Ga rd* n er . "'"1.,;~1 .... ~ ~. ' PONTIAC nn-a. &i6-801•I. G<-r111an Sht'pherd. &1:>-2322 ai .,. ,,.._,, ,..__.....,
alt. G. r.1 ntenance -Landscaping. 2480Harbar81vd. p c BOARD R"SPONSIBLF Contraclor -1'ree rem ova I . v-.. Ttltvlslon R•palr '"--ta •1-· rn ~11. · ~ fOtr.\D• &hnau:wr n11tlc: ~·~ .....,.. ",..,. ~
OESICNER
Apts Apts.,
1· Furn. or Unfurn. 370 _cF..:"::.';;":..· .:•::.•_U:::.:•':.:"::.m;;:.. • .:3::.70: I
J Co1t1 Mesa Newport Beach
lt'nanls. .
Doi:s Jnnc~ Rentty 492-44L2
OFFICE SPACE
MISSION VIEJO
1()() &-1. ~-1. & IJI'
needs 5-6/1.1 ""'11.rehouse C.fi.1. 1 • • • reasonable. 642-5329 eves. only. Ht'liJ<. &l2.-98lO. . \ 1r. Beach & Coo.st ll\I.')'. HATE TO J\lOW'!'T?? COLOR \O\I.' nuca. GU.IU' mst AVON R ~ 11.n . 8·1T-68&t c\'es. or Ct1ll the Pro! rep 11.'0rk done on spot. Ar.IBmOUS? ENTHUSIAS-DESIGNE I ~ 213-9'!,-876-1 Allan. Golden_ Rul*, 531·1707 . TIC? Y-· ~·•d m·"• a [ lldl ~=~~-----·I /tilt~ 111-e low! Dor1'I be ..... -~ .... ~~ F;?i~~~n 2 vPc.0 ~:arnm S1~ idow! Call Rich: 57l-077:i. ~~ lf)42J. hv~~OUAC~ :=~~ 1·3 ycan experience in hllh
11.B. !about 3 n)()S old.) 'illmaguchi Garden Servlct' bwllncu, 11Cht'dule your own density, dual-ln-llne and di&-
500 963-71}.15 Costa l'ofesa & Ne\VpOrt Sch CER.AMJC TILE NE\V & h<>ua &: me,ke the DlOl!t ol a erect clrcuJt layout 1rom 10-Cl\OICE LOCATION
28362 i\·lnrgu("rit<' Prkwy. I r.;;l;.Jo.;>;l,;\N;Cl;l;A;Al;;'T;S.;;; l wATCH THE SUN SET
, NI-:\V Lu.'<u ry A11ts. clollf' In Las Brisas Apts
, •hop'K .~ hcAC'h. Gw; & \\'tr 5.ili River Ave., N.B.
J PrL Adults only or f;i rnlly &12-2.'"-,66 Av:1ll . ln1n1r1!!:1tely.
831·1400
A~n;.;;;no~u~n~c~om;;;;c~•-•-"~-"'"'-f'"ND: J."cniale D1tchshund, &12-6265 ,after 4PM ren1odel. rrr-e est. Sm job:; reul earning opportunJty. gic diagran1s. Excellent op-
' has choker i.-haln. VI(• J\low & Edge monthly mnin-\\"elrom<'. ~).2426. Call 540-7Ml . pol'tunlty for advancement. Convert to Cash .Spring Vjcw !)(;hi area, 11.B ' tenancc-yard clc01.nup & Top Soil BABYSrrn-.:R my oome-3 Salary romn1ensura1e with
Jnvc!llor ltltC'rt'Slf'd in your Call 8-l~UI luiuling. George 548-6142. da y s / weeks Ii g ht experienee. Send rc1>un1e to:
unnf'('fle<i fumilun>, jl'\\le\ry, SIAl\iF:St: <'111 fcrn.1k<t·b1\1'ccl. YARD Cleanups, Garage * QUALITY * house kc cpl n g ·Adams
\1•/tCC"n. Bii-ins in r I , Furn Sini::le; l-\1rn/unfun1
I d~hwhr. Shag Crpl~. Snt:il1 1-2 Br. $195.-$260. •II l'.l,llOO sn. f1. in l'll\~su· Vli··
, -1 ok. Pool. Ga.'! 511n . Avail ~ .-"' --~-,------'-lorlnn offi ·c bldg. downtown
snri(1ut•s, J)aintings, art ot>. !\lan·h 12. Vlr. i're~ltlo & Cleanups & Lite Hauling, * l\lULCI! ,\· TOP SOIL • l\ll1gnolla lll'CA H.B. J.;') \l.'k· PERSON~EL l\IA NACER
Jl'<'ls, Nil1•c1', ('le. Your f'flTI· J\1igu1•l, San Clemente. neasonable. &16-4676. !"'86-6~ .-'~'"~'~· ~"="~-2'>~!~----· I
!ldt>rll'1' rt~!lpN'I('(). \Vrite 49'J.;J632 Garden Maint/Lndscp • TOrsou •• L\Jfl\POST BABYSITTER. nty holne,
Carl /l.ton·us, I02() E, tn-;flf', ,,.-OU-N-'1-),-B-la_e>_n-,.-,-,-,-,-,-py. Clnup, Sprklr rep. 646-61S.'12 * /l.JULCll & * RED\\1000 :1:00-6prn, ~ton-Fri, 2 boys,
1. 2 & 3 BR Studio. Santa Ana Rantu Ana. Jn i!ivldunl nf-Priv. P11tlnK SltiO to $:?::ill per !\.lo. fief's, 500 ru l:KKJ s.1 . I!
P l C 1\1 CHOICE L1•a:.t' uny 01· all sp:i~·•' :l !
TIS Scoll · ·· · 2·"' IK·r IL 1\v1ul . A11ril I. '71. Standard
i.,,..,~~&<'!Z.~OOO~l~~..,., LAKEFRONT :\lu~I ~l'I' 1o .1jl\ll't'<.:lll!\'
: I' THE EXCITING LOCATIONS ... ,,.,,,,,,
• PALM MESA APTS. VERSAILLES COSTA ""'" ;,,,,1 ,,,. """•
Tu~tln, CA 92680 or call r ic. Ncii·port Shores. call 586-6930 aR~ 7 & 11, OY.TI trans,
11111 8.'\2--0!!84 ~ Gtn•r•I Services I ~ -~ Rel'.8. S3:>wk, ~ Memories, Inc.
A sub~idial')' of
APPLIED ~IAGXETICS
CORP : MINUTES TO NPT. BC.II. lal lah 1)r oflll"<'H. Unltri
1 Bach, 1 & 2 BR. (!'l)ni Sl5? purkiui,:. Air l'tltVI. Corner QI [ 11· 1 ·~.g~ s1~~~c ~rii~29 v~cn 11~1~1:;;; iA:~':~~~ i~ I E,,,..., ... * II i 'J Bc
Riverside. ~13 side &. oul! Free Pick Up & . -f / ' 22'!1 S. Anne St.
FOUND: f'emale Gemuin Delivery. For appt, call aX €1• .1
Shepherd Vii.-. 16th ,t, Irvine. 645-l'19l or 64&--3632 Job W•nt.d, M.la 700 Si : Adults, No Pets. ON THE LAKI-; l!llh & N.-11·1'lnn l.llvtl, 700 Personal1 ..
, 1~'61 Mrsa Dt. At South Coast Plaza. !l.,f. at 1~~ N~<'l\"Jlf)l'I '"'s. "" 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ijj Sonta Ana. Calif. 9ZTDC
' (5 blks from Ncv.•porl Bl\•d.) Pool · Acupull"o Aqun B:ir s. · al i,....., e"''IJUrl. :hort I ! !'yl6-9860 & Jacu.ui. Spectacular 8 ~tlK leru;cs. Owner. Personals S30 Call Dr. Stockton, Cdl\1 PLUMBING. ELECTRICAL, l f An equal opportw1\ty
employr-r
• ' '
H I 8 h Acre Lake \\'1Towerlni:: unt ngton eac fountains. 11 t.li!IM>n ()Qllar
Lost 555 CARPENTRY. No job too 1•ee
DISHWASHER
: DELUXE Adult pooli;\de C\ubhoul'C, Gym, Saunn,
Total Security.
DESK i;pllL'C 11va\111b1e $50
mo. \\'ill provide furnilure
at $5. n10. Answrrini.:
srrvice nvailab!f'. 17875
Beach Blvd., lluntlngton
Bc11ch. 641.-4:11.1.
ENERGY CRISIS SPECIAL
ENDS THIS \VEEK SAVE
a>'A. \\'e have specialized
rqulpmt'nt to blow-in in·
suh11ion in )OUT alllc areit
y,·ith no 1nus11 or fus. ... \\lc'll
sa~·c you up to 50'"/o ol your
ht'atlng cos1~ & you'll be 10
dC'J.:Tl'l't> ('Olllt'r in Sumn1cr.
r1"t't' <'"ll1n•ll<'~. B of A &
J\lC. ADAt\lS INSULATION ro. li.t.!-9!1\!J. Li!'. No. 29061::.
SJNGLF: male :17, t-Jn't dig
niys1icis111 hut bt!licves in
1'<'11.hty. &cks fen1. ron1p.
\\'ho shaf'l'S theS(" \'alues.
\\lnrc Classified Ari l"o. !!:1,
Daily Pilot, P. O. Box 1560.
llERl\1AN, 6-8 mo old. ldack
malt! cat v.·/some while on
stomach I< pawl!, l'l'hlle
y,•iskers. Lost hi"'· Thurln &
llamil!on, CJ\!. Mtsi; him.
S.16-9017
small. F" &: B Honie Repair, l\IOTEL-llotel 111 an u g er 642-1403. 11>'0llid like employment.
Xlnt ref's & keeps bus.incsg
up. Npt Bch, Ct.1 or Laguna
area. &1:>-1791 or &16-3632.
jQb Want;,.-; Female 702
"THINGS" by J\1oos-e. Gen'I
Carpenlcy, Repairs, Plum-
birll:. E le c . Remodeling
642-5613.
NOW HIRING E.'<per., clean, neat & dt'pen+
dable. Good hrs. 1\pply, Surf
& Sirloin, 5930 , \V. Coast
_!_!~'Y· NB
1
1• gBJ"den bungnlow, nr oc..-ean,
trpl, lrg patio, 6 pools-,
I sauna. 1€'rmi11. 8'16-0259.
: Alao 1 Br. from $111.
ADULTS
Bachelor, 1, 2 & 3 Br's.
from $175 per mo.
3700 Plaza Dr.
Part-tim•
COOK
l 1 Laguna Nlguel OFFICE SPACE f 0 R
RENT. Coi;-la J\!f'!la, llnrbor
1tl Adams. Bcau!lful n1od<'rn
a1r music, j11nltori11I, Cl11ss
A \\'atkcr .r.r Lee Bldg. Call,
:i.;1-0136 01· 546--.'l..~28.
Hom~~~~~. :\'l.l'.:TICUWL.) i11 1u:-.cl:cc1ic1
LOST: r.1a1c Siberian llusky, sr.111 \\'iles, 6¥.>-3--133 \\'Ill t:h.·1111 )'Ullf l~lllll' Ill 11 DAYTIME
DRY CLEANING COillfl'ER
HELP No exp nee. Neat ai;
pcarance. ;)!ll'i \Varner, H.B. ' *BRAND NEW*
, l & 2 BR., 1. RA. t'rozn $1!!5
• Unfu1TI. Furnl.~/\cd units-
Next to South Coast Plaza
714-556-0466
lull gro\\1\, Vic. 28!h St ; 110,1F R"'P Ill! oc•ttvic•· caring \1•11y. II intc1'Csted
Ne111port Be11C'h, Frtt'ndly, ·.° ~ ~ ' ''"' , L phone frun1 3:30 pm So:
nnml'd Suki., It c ,11 a rd . . uu·pcn1r), Plumbing, t.:lec-wknds.:_:_'tt5-738il, jl6-til).1\ ELECTRONIC
AvaiL 67:1-2393 llical, J{eas. ~!J..IOCM. Nt:t:D help at hoine? \\'e
I CROWN VALLEY Apt•.
I San Di€'go t'nl'y or Coos! I H"'Y 10 lltllhu~t. 23734
I ltillhUl"SI, Lag. Ni~ucl.
j7J4f 8.'U-0730
Rooms 400
ROOJ\l for rent or roommFl.te.
Lg. 2 slory apt Do":nto"'"
Hnti::. lkh. Young µE'rs<>n
pref. 536-1659tR47-9657.
8.10' tu ~· nffll'C ~pac1· or
s ma I I rn n 11 ufnclurini.:.
Unde11.•1u11nd i.:11 r11i;:e n\•aiL
V<'r:Y nic1• lo c allun .
$.100/n10. l'l'nt or l('l:ISl'.
Apply In Person
&fore .11 uul vr .111 .l pn1
LOST, male 11uppy, Gern1. H1ullng have aulcs, nurses, h.skpr~.
Shcp/Colllr mix. \Ii c. companions. llon1cn1akc1~ 4647 MacArthur Blvd. ASSEMBLERS
J\1oruirch Bay Terrlll'i!, Ans. :\IOVING. HAULING, lJf::. _U_pjohn _;,l7:008l., m;;;t;;;;;c,J_..:N~a~w:::po:::.rt:.:B:•:•:<~h:.._1
10 Prin10. \\'hilr tip Of\ tail, J.JVEl<.Y BIG \\"ALK TH!tU BABYSl"JTING ln_ my hon1e, 1\sse1nhlcrs needed iv/solder-
493--8.1:1.'i VAN. Ht:AS. RELIABLI::. fenced yard. Rclerenc .. 'S. l:Si:.A U i'i operator. Assis-iru: exper. Son1e trainee po-
1 ~ewport Beach
i '
Jiye_
BIG!
from
$145
Al Oakwootf Ga1don A,par!-
1 menTs
: GREAT RECREATION !.wim-
' mlni;,. saunas, hca1111 cturni.
: ' bllllo;11ds. !cnnis, pro 6 pro
Bhdp, g&H-O!tYlfl!J 1an9e. pa•ly
l
roc.m, e1c. _,
FUN ACTIVIT!tS: Full-hmc
di•ector. 1rce Sunday brunet>
BBC's, flops, p.1111 cs. ;ind
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BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS
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ROOl.tS $20 \Vk up \Vith
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Help Want.d M&F 710 \\, ~00:.1 11 .... y., '.\.h. pl~'Tilt'nt. · h'll!-C. 40c per N:1J1 up 10 1700 * PALM & CARD R-poo, 11ns 10 "ChnrJiC! -!I ~. -1 ,11 u1 LOCAL movin" &: hauling .~, · ••. an .... n or p; · READER * Rro11T1". vie Huntinglon & ....
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215 Ri\'t'rside Ave, N.B. 1-h II" 1.,, n<:"Ou~oo by student. Large truck. G45-3366 SpN·ial readings $1. 11· ;id_ II , · n . !.J 1\r~n •u• · !teas. Barry. a:Jl·.1235 or
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111atters, 312 N. El Can1i~buclt, tan ~ad &-t'llr.!. LITE llauling, Llte Tree
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PREGNANT ? l~E\VARD~ l.J1Nt n11•lc zn(!(f. SKIPLOADER & dun1p truck Accountant lo S15K r-.e"'ltl-•IJCf Cil.l'i'ICl°lo:, !lllil. Equal Oppor. E1nployer
RU-.12'l3 9 To Noon Coring, t'Onfidentln.I ('()UnNel· SJ:. do!.:. Lnb nilx. Blk. work. Coru:rete, asphalt, PrOO 1\li,;:r. !\Jach Shopto $1.4K 116'c 1u yrs. ,0r "e'vµo.,ii l o;~~=-z~~ZZ::t 2•!00 \VEST Coai;-1 If\\'}'., 1 f 1 , . 1. 1 Sll11>'ing, breaking. 8-J&-7UO. lndus/l\1('ch t:ngr $13K bcat•u, 1\c.,.porl Hci;.:i.h! ~!'
Vacation Rentals 425 across from Stuffed Shirl. rd,. ,• .... kcrrn : ..,....bort1011, I ~·1111,c "wl> hill' .. o!1..,, !J!,e,st. 'i1ov1NG, l~auling. Expc' r. Cos! Accountant lo $L2K .. cwpurt J-'c11111~ulu Lonta.:t ELECTRONICS .:;;:;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I S130 & UP. Ulil incl. II op ion . ccp1ng. "ns. n :onu10 . 111.-.-v.,., Leg<1I &cn"!tnry lo $:!00 • '"' APCARJ;; 642-1436 LOST, Gold & Dianwnd v.TL"lt ~ •• '.",11~~~:.,,!t,cason.:iblc. free Oil Lca;;in<• Ag! 10 •7;. dny !\Ir. tiydc, C11t:u1auon l.Jcpt. Stock Room 1.IVE in the nll ll('W Dana 544......,111. . ... ~ .,.,~-·~ .. " U,\JLt i'ILVI'. t.:aJI ti-l:.!·4:i:.!l Poinr Harbor nt 1 he BAYFRONT OFFICES \\'ANTED -companion to l "lllch at N.B. Tenn.is Club. i\lO~ING ,'~ .. 1 I Scc'y1L1fc in~. exp 10 S'I~ & Jcavc u;.iii!11.:auon. Shipping/Rec Cl•rk
lpt'alltiful l\IAB.INA INN i<harr exp€'nsc:s for I 11·cek Rl'ward Call To1n &15-0!00 I l ' h ? ll ~~2 f~rn., or lnsw·ant-e Clain1s Asst. s·.oo BUSBOY Sonic cxper .. pref'd. Very,
/l.lot.-.I ,.M2 ~1 Obispo .SJ. Preslii.:-e Rl'el•. i-Kl,fijO, S:lO ~ki trip In J\1ammolh Moun-I S:\IALL ,1~~ 1 A . gtn. au ng. · urn. t"irc: & Ca.-sualty liie 11 oi·k J\1ulc or reniaJe. .. ,,.,"" '-"" sq ft 3700 N€'\\'lll11't Blvd 1· · J ff· 6 7 3 2 s 2 s · way UV5• v c ""c. \'lln 6-12-00:i.5 Sill J\I k ts 1 s·w Cl & l 49 ~-2:l53), f\itch<'n. · · · ' :r.lJ ·• ·~111· e · -• l)l>l..aEstrella&~I Ci.n1ino ·. · · cs1_ ·arr ec.·y 0 ' can 'Neat Good hrs. Elecfronic_As1emblt11
Efriciencies & ApurtnlCnts, N,B, Phone li75-I ' ' 5.'">.'l·-IH21. -RPal SC "3-19 49J.-7268 HouseclNnlng Secy' 10 Controller $ti50 Apply, Surf & Slrloln,----SS:W A . 11 1., & 1. NE\V OC'F..AN \'IF.\\' OFC'S , . . ' . ' ' · f{l'CCp!/Sccretary to $G2j \v. C00:1l llY.y, N.B. s.-;em 1 l-', so "~r . c 1P as·
llcatl'd pool. dn~ct dial Ct 11 11 R 1700 /f-I \ ASEC'TO:\IY LOST· ta<lies Ornl'l'.:ll "'atch. I ,\.~st Hkkpr ~~IJI' ll) ~:t.5 -St'mbhes & IC'st clcc. con1-e=~1~1.€'sia ur~ld·~~v.ionfaci~~ti;sa, C~n ~~7,;clc .. Lions E~1u1~~: ((lnhdcntt .. l in f ".'_': 11111 t I on Fh·l-' Pt~.. llti; Ii ch, HOUSE OF CLEAN I J 't1yt'OIJ t-.DP lo ~~.() Career Op rtunitit ponents. Some cx~r pref d. ··~z:""' rounsl'hng k ITf(11.1I. . R<'1\·11 rd. S.17-G<Y.16. ,...~. ,1. . Id , fl l'C('l'IJI T'"'' ~JO l.iOtJ .po s Electronics m('('t1ni:i: roon1, c-IOSC' 1'1 San :i. •11 " hPCARF ln<'OJ'll \ i'\on-1.AJ'J)( s. "11 O\l.s. oors, • · .. ~ Tra1oees T · • Cll•n1l'nlc ,(· Laguna Beach i\IRPORT AREA 600 sq ft . Prnfll \'1:cu'y 6-1~:1436 S:\l.\U. rPn1alc Sl.1n1t·sl' \"ll·. uphol Spl-'c.1al rates for reg I Ch•1·k T~p1:.1 i:\1.\'.I 10 s,;oo y , , . est Techn1c1an1 Co111<' pl;1y 111 our !270/n-.o incl. u Ii 1 I I l I' !I. 1 ' 1,r /{;il€'11;h ,!; \'lt101n1. Sun. st'!'\', 642-tiS:?-I ! Drattsn1l'rl/llun1cn, 1u·u1h~ :~1~; 1r;:e~i, '-!%, int~icsllng Trouble 11hoot &. repair min· ~po1 1rishtnt!. ~l-.opp1ni:.: & /l.I UW\N HF\LT\' :l KIO COSi\IETIC SURGERY l-'I''" &lf.-ti791 LOOKING ,. 0 R c1rlu11 ni1·~11 pkg to Slhr ru~lK!n 111· 1atureeloctronlcassemblle1
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\1'ai1. .lulv, $1100 . Aug o•-r StJJ'(' 1000 II Suhahil' t tn ABOH.TIO:\ 1·al1 Lt~-E Crpt ll'IJldo~·s, !Inc .• etc, SERYICES•AC",E,J\CY t.IW>l JJ\'e locally. Xln I uv-7 • c. ~1200,21:l:_79J-<H27Coll<'cl fordQl:1or llu11t1ng-to11 I LINE5'11-a51.2.2.\hrs . _Hc_!1d/Con1ml. 557-6742_ I . . , . pur lo gf'OI~' 11•,an expand-11W.17th St. Garden~ RIG-1"123 Accounting E.'XCELLEllil H le . .i . ..,L 111.h::.1 1.it l1 111K1 i...:\I in" l'O. w1xJnt beneUts ill Costa Mesa
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~nta1_1__fg__ Shirt ~O ' • · · · i BEST ~IASS1\Gt: l_N NB. rt h)'_____da)o Il\\n °:Pan~ j Suit• 224 641-1470 l'llunL'Cs 101· adva1K.'t."nicnt
-BUs1ness Rental 445+-3m-rr, nlC7i\'t!'. miil-: ·~··~ , I\ :\~it('("(IU?ltlnJ::/Boo -JJCr do .._ 8J6..-0&.lS -I"' -~ .--:.-----"">a -:.'\pJlly in pel"SOn oiify Jnter· (114)-645~1
I YOUNG, Soph ft> n111 l <' -Opl'n S .. Al\I, i\lon, \\'ed. Fri. kN·plng. rl··~lrr :-n1all a('---, y_. -. -. . rr w;,., w .,,.,. OU\n \.ie115, !:I wn-12 lll.IOll , 8A1' 1~~~~~!""'""""""""1 .,-~--------1 d1•slri•s . .-.uerrs.-:fu1 111 a I€' Industrial & Comm'I ~1~ !'l:i7-0~9 -i'Ounrs .. John \\a I l c rs JA.PAN~E ~ouseelearun_g -• 1\IAkCH 231"tl. NO P11uNJ:'.1EsrABLlsHED firm ls look·
Apts., 1 travel t .'l:CC'. !ypt• to ~harC' MISSION VIEJO I \\TOO\\', 57. j"·I", 130, attrne. ~9-1-6101 I:: x Pc r 1 en ce d _ u"" n Accounting Clerk CALLS. ing for women w/go. No
I Furn. or Unfurn. 370 rent for cl<11<~~~-Pa T 1 Y ~ioO 10 :il JO s11. ~·1. s1·eking 111alc ro1npanion . Baoy1itting _trnnsportalion. &l2-;,l9G Large co. in Irvine eoinplex ! IW I::. \\'an1cr, S.A. expl-'r. Neccss. Train to be
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R001\I for 1~X1n1n1;11r. :?S77il ;\l;in::ucrile l'rkii-y. 71~. G.G. 1-2~ yrs. Fenced •ynrd. housckecp<'r, H. B. area. faini!1ar \\"/rompult>fll.l'U l.."ASHLERS, male or fem. or part time. Bul\d your
l.c:. 2 sror.1-npr. Do\\'nh11\'!\ 831-1400 * PAL:\18.·CAHDREAUER• near 19th St., Ltutches. Ref. Needs trans. 8-16-69-17 systen1s. Nent uppcarane() F'ull time, as cashiers in 011'n l'Areer. EntTI tori ... - - -j ilnr~ Bell . \"1un~ llC't'Slln arl 11·/rcfluction. IOMl 81'ach &16-55.14. lncom• Tax \\·ill land you this job. self service &115 stations. dollars. ITI4l K'i'9-6COO. CaU I CUT OUT I _!Jn'~;,:{(,..\li:191!\.17-9fi~17 . 1801. WEST~~IFF, N.B. f Blvd., Stanton. 527-3.\00. LVN lo hahystr in 111y hOHle. Jason Best Agency Starlin,g salary S2 per~ hr .. bt1\' lt}.l2an1 . ritATUH~:. h!M·rt•l. pr 0 f . P'.'t•~11i.:~· h,M':· 30 f.ront, ?n lit. J\lASSAGE/BATI-1 Any n~l'. Ornn,~e A\'C., C:0-1. Income Tax Service 17.JOO Brookhurst, 1''. Vly. l\'/f'l'gUlar . ea lTI ed in· --.E"X=E~C~U~T=1v=E~S~-·I
I FOR I 11101I<' s~ks roon1111111e ro :--u1.r, ~1?~C'~ ·. 11rl!f, l!l;IO, Ii<! I A I.ouch of class, complete $5 tltty. f;42-R&lll pef'liOna l or business Suite 213 96:H:i775 creases. Min age lS. J\lust $15 000 t $7S OOO
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IUNDANC• I Hnrg Bch ~ <tt't.•1111 s11·1. prkg. ''PL~. drps, :i-i.~·9.'">.~. . . BABYSITTING my homf', {714) 675-6676 ACCTG. CLERK lk'al ln ap1ie11.rance & enjoy Send resu.me 0:r call TODAY nio, Call <'\i'~ 5.3&-$2"9, , . :O.l1\s.5AGt: & S.\UNA flay or n4:ht. Fenced yard, working \\'/public:. f''or con-fur ro.nfidenUaJ NO COST Uvelna ~one _ Rf::A!I: STORF. f OR Call Sheva, 963-l2l7 hot \wiche~. IH2-"~J9. ! For Appo1ntn1l'nt The Jolly Roger is looking tidenlial intervv.'S Call J\lon execuli\>e inlervie\\'. ~ .. i.. \'NG Couple needs ~lrl to ~hr LE:A:o;E y,·/upstalr'll offJ('('S. ~ Adams l\\'c.-;-llnlg B<·h. Carpenter Janitorial for a lull llllll' At-ctg ck'rK. lhru r i p 12,.~ EXECUTIVE SERVICES · 1 or two ueut1Xlm • CXln-1 renl nr bl'arh, Nc11·por\, call 2900 Jifl ft. Near Npt Sch ~ Exp. should l~l~e A/P, tl15--0\3l r" ~ggy .wJ INC. ' , dltiOned aocwtment with €'1'4's, IH5-629.'\ Post Office $600. mo. ~ CARPC."NTRY _ f\I as 1 c r COJ\tPL. Janicorial Service bank rcconclU1aUon .... ·hh 888 N. J\faln, Santa Ana
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wan-to-wall mg Cil'J>d: 1 I \\1ant~>d ill:ituN' s I r a i g h I &l'l.-9520 [ I~ Crallsman -rcmodelinR & t'loors-WalJ.s.\\'indoy,'S some kl'IO\\'lelige ot Rl"t'lij Centry.l Tl'!lephone 'n4) 547""625 , Ing,~ OJZYWOt'6 nHl l(' to shr 4 Br hse & ulil. JOIN Bllrclay·s. Bank. at lost and FOLWld finish \\I 0 r k guaranteed. Scott Payne 6'il-llli6 helpful. Sallll')' con1n1e.nsur· Repru.r/lnstallation •
panelled living room, Cl 10 lx:h. HB $105. !m-S668 ~1':,~hl'.r'tofticc~. ~;inf.,~ ~ ~T' tOa~~t~Pm. 497-2945 Landsc•plng ::e ;i~ exJj11~11~~1>eI~~~ ~~'!1::. doo~~~ ra~ Jo~ a~~~:r'~P~:;;!:t
I wann~CI' accent walls. I Garages for Rent 435 h.)' •l/Zi/i·I . Agt &Mi-3166 Found {frH ads) sso ~I. 8 d v ancemt>n1. Excellenl EXTRA DOlLARS! Excltlna a kitchen full of bullt4ns CUSl'Cl\I \Voo<lwork. reinod., ''LANDSCAPING" CCOU Cl k benefits, plU!!. Now in· \\'Ork. We train NI/PT cat:
I (1 .... 1·.AW. dishwasher) 11 MINI WAREHOUSES FOR Lcas~Re1ail 1lorc , paneling & repair. Vlnce A NTING l'r • Nall lcnc1ewlng ARltfY Op-nee 963-585110-12
I ·-'V r • I STORAGE '..'lx 12 in shopp1n~ l't'nlcr, PARA.KEET loond, LA'4"wan:I Lt>nhoff, 536-8475. For A Uu.UJue & Pel'l'iOUallied Siulboat !'i-1.i''G v.·ants a poctunit.ics.' 66-1163 O:>st.a . • . M•et and mlnnle with ... " ,, 10 ... · ..... •~ .. n_,,,,. 3.1'\ E. I7rh St. 0 1 •. 0$2Ja._ Styli'! ln La1vlscaping, Color· sharp & alett Alp elerk, /l.IC!'ia • ' FABRIC eu1tl'r. No e:xpcr ' 3 b' · fi"-"' " .v v•-wv.,..... .. ----r.73-01 IO W.>--0707 61 l~ifl Lfl., N.B. "t l8. Gi'~NERAL CARPF.NTR\'. lf'I & p I De · exp 01' l't'Ctlnt acclg course•~ . nt"C' .. I.n 'ine area. 1\sk fot
I nefghborsat 19 SWlfn.. I rhal'itt'll , Fron1 $7.50 p.•r _._ .. __ . .:. ' .~.' 548-6261 CUSTOJ\1 r lNISH \\'ORK I llP g Co1~~nn !lgl1. Relocnting to Irvine In CLERICAL Patnc1a, 54().:JG84,
ml:.'13 pools, tacuzzi, bll-mnnrh :100 -~ GOO :;i.1 fl olc'll, $95 ,\ (;E:Ri\l,\N Shepherd, blk & Srnt11I jnbs OK S~U-t8.'l8 Gr-nhav•n Gard•ns _Aprl_l._fo_r lilfO call 642-0542 In1m. ed. As.o;;1gru11cn1s. Top f'ACTORY llel" \l.Mtcd. ••~
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I ~"~' •-1 ~~~.6-0321 or !162-:1:~1~ i't'fr\g l'rptd, 3 phii~e po11.'l':I', rOUND: child't> jacket, \nlX'l trtlnute blPnch for l'l'hltc aint ng l.funtin,gton Center Clcane,n, sah1ry & t..'1Jn11»1ny bnl!$, In· FRONT DESK with you In mind. $18 1110. 7297 Fairvk•\v, Cl\J. 'l 0\'1'r h~ad, sllC'Y ctmni . of! j\l11rk G. l\llllcr Cd l\I cnl'p('ll!. ~'\'I' y<1ur inoncy Paperhanging llJ:i. b.o.Hilil.~. , t.l'rvll'"'s onlr, 'i'u.,. thru Leading 1io1e1, Upln·7nm le
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UnluralittlCI 'fi"'" I Dav€' Kirk &l:t-0600. f.)oil !ii, 8 i:tl'\.'l'I 11;1rklnF:. ex I l" r Io r pln~'}trou1td 6i5-276.1. hy tui\·in~ nif' <'X\l'A trlp!l. ASSEMBLERS Slit. at El Nlgucl Country 3pm·l1:30pm. i-:xpcr, ht •••Is lro• 171. nnt to 5 pn1. 1nnln1. tr:1 ~h & l\'Hte-r pd. f'OUNO: Yti:g n1ale Ge.m1an \\'ill cl1:un livi!IJ: nn., (\lnln.; *Willard 'Paintinn Ctipn c 11or ma11uflt1.1tt1't'r Club, 23700 Clubhouse Dr., hotel t1uriitin11: & (2l}O NCR I II C I la • for Info. PhQt'll' l\'l!)-0711 or Sht"p. Vic. Nc\\~11 Blvd. 1111 .. & hall SUi. Any rm. C .,. i1"f'ds ft> rn a 1 t' eleclronlc L.-iguna Kiguel. Call 644-1700, e.:ict 550. Ecruai . I •• , ' .,. ,. I I 968-8377, 19th St., c .rit. 5.57-8<168. n .r.o. rouch $10. Cl1alr s:>. 15 RESID:~or• * a~mblcn. No experience Oppor. Employer
' :r.~'.:.1011 ro• TIME FOR * NEW UNITS * PICKUP tnick ""' v;c. S... Y"· e<p. l• "lml '°""" "°' & COMMERCL\L ""-"'8ru1'· "'" llme d•Y" CROSSING GUARD FRY COOK , e;m l\lesa lndtL'l•rinl Park Clernente. ~~~~Mlri. 1 do \\wk m)'RU. Flnciil Craftsmen Ca.II 549--0241 Expcr, Clean & Nett. Good
: lndustrtnl moclulta w Ith ¥(;.Qrl% ....,.,.! l"t'!, SJl--OlOI. Oryv.'llll Wallpapering ASSD.IDLY WORK Hra. Appl.y Surf I: Sirloin . QUIC.K CASH nffiCf'9 2(l(ll)..9SOO sq rt. 711 FOUND: Frmnle triih St'tter • Dtet::RNAROO" Sons • Aroustk:•.I Ceilings No Exptt'ienc:e Needed The Ory " or Jn1ne ls !)930 w. O:IUt Hwy. N.B .• ! • • \V. 17f11 St, CM Watna Vk. BrookbW"SI & Adams carpet Sllll'S, IMtallaUon, • Plellst C'all J.~or Estimate * 9i!t-W!Jl 111 ~Uy accept In r •P-GENERAL~ rectl)llonhi.C
• __ offi~ on preml!<'I. 962-6200 repairs. 91i3-2639. *642·Sn5 _649.1136* plk&Uon!! fot postUon of for contnctor. Some book·
; IH2-9397 Cement, Concrete Stlite Uc:. Nu. 281038 Aml\JgrCoMumtln Open crosaina IUM'd to help kttplng ulary open i I ~~Fwy.:.m~·.1 THROUGH A NE\V BLOC t.f-1, 12 Units. ·~~~: 1~;1:10:1~er:~ toch.11. Engineer S13K ~~ni:re.fy~ =~ !.11-ltl> '
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: ~ ....:..: DAILY PILOT ~~1n<!:i\\;ay,1'C~~rlnhay~ •i:k11 ~~~~~~ ~.~1.;; tic. By hr. or jDb. 6-io...69\5. R.esidentJaJ Ii Commercial Cleric 'I'YPi8t 10 $470 s: t4am..C:30pm. w7times Sw\Do9.-er 8Udnl Storts '""° ..,._, Udl•J 6'!6·50.'\3, Cl'Cll &Mi-0081. 1o\'.iblc. Call s.~9117. CE.fo1ENT: Palk), dtlvts, Ext. & Int. Speclallll!! & 5'Crete.ry Insur. 10 $J75 varying at individual ioctl• B.·d~ Island 67$-0.120 10 walks-Repairs, saw & Color Consulting. Cu~torn Cenend Offl<.-e S ~ tlont.. S2.29 pe_r hr. w/1111 l. .. 1gunn ~aC'h 497·1.Slri
j I.In-- -* COSTA MESA * FND: Blk, sh8ggy cock·a·poo rernow, f'rl'C t'!t. 54+8!DI. .,.,'Ork at carnpetlt.lw pri~. ~lgn Drafta Eltt SSIO 1~Sf. rq_ulprncnt tumish«I So. 0-St Village !'ir57·<J5.'I ' ---WANT AD 1100. llll . lTtiO. Xllll !l(J fl Vil·. \Vnnll'r . Ed\\·nrds CONCRETI:: Piit!Qs, 400 liq ft t'r'Cl" esl. 642-$)00 pookkctpcr. i ·u,Hn $0.AI ~ Tfle City Of 11'\'lnc.. Ap-CIRL rRIDA\" must M
I( KEEP TllE BO'M'O~f or in1!ui:lt111\ unitic. SEE • H.B. ~47-3't.'L't or morr WC' prr sq ft. Don. p A p ER ll ANG ING A. (all Jea.n1ue Si.sco v •1 Irvine Pallet. Dl!pt., rdh•blr, able kt Mii, knl'M
ROUND \\1ASTE BASKETS RORERT NA'rl'l<.E~ •"OUNO: Yog, bll\C'k mAle 642--8514. palntinjl;. 21 )TB HA~ .Ji Sid ltof(nian !Q'.12 7~ St. lrvlne. For (n.. gt:nmll ofn('f' A boo!(. l ,.lerul hy i;lnc.lng ll 1,11oc:r lt<'11ilor-Co,i11\ J\1C'l511·971'.l-G:l'11 l'at, bU5hy tnll. Vic. SQ: Contractor 11re11. Rcla. furn, No. 183281. NEWPORT fonrniuon coni.ct Ondy kff'1lna ~
I plakl ln th~ bottom of lhc COSTA MESA Cnl1SI PIWI 54fl..101S MZ-2,156, Personnel Afency PolJna, 056-S2l8. • ' 1iAiif"mru"'=ST~-I bn..•L Tum klle ttt'rn1 Into FOR ACTION.. • Nt:,_w'lnduslr1al Unit~ f"ND:: Doi w!T,x•s ll:l?!I Jnck T11ul11~. 1>11tlo1t, PR.OF. wtr.Ucovtrlna, sltttf' Ill Dover Dr., N.B. Male or female ~fter tor
! e•-h w:lth t1 Dall.)' Pilot CALL 642-5678 Sl\\jffl!O. Phll Sulllvnn, Vic. C.M .5.\7-S«ill or ttmod, add. Lie, B-1 3>9072. Lie:, ,No. 279614. Insur. all 6414'70 -Any dQ ll ti)!! B:£S1" DAY to f:Xclul\ie men'• hair NJoa. Clast1lfferl Ad. 642-56i8. 1tt ... 1tor, 548-6'MI 830-9129 r.ly \~'a)' Cn. 642-4103. l.)"pl!B pe.pcr. 7141842-4.186. mn an ad! Don'I delay, • • Call M&-.m6
Fountain Valley
(
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Expot.
W/at 1
boatc
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WES • 1631
HI
Nttd1
perm. ......
Thom
lower
Mo e BL
3-ll::ill
Fri. p
tlngton 1 214..
HSKPR ...... you o . good
' or .... 111
8. No .
IMME
quallfi
Estate
Irvine.
handll
boolol.
$.150. 1
IO Cl
Daily
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dept.,
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taking
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H•fp Wanted, MliF 710 Help W•nted, MA F 110 Htilp Wanted, M&F 710 Help W•nted, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M&F 710 H1l p Wa nf9CI, M & F 710 Furniture tiOMTs«llaneous 818~Plaiios/Org•n• 8261
HANDYMAN MEN. WOMEN . 11/IO ltEAL ESTATE SE\\'lNG Mad\, O[lf'l!t expcr. -WHO \\IAHT'S TO \VORK! z1:-:BRA )>"ur Sc(Hocur.1 mo, • I
COMMUm"TY AMoc. need.I * * * Would you Jlke to Mrn sso. SALESPEOPLE tor 1portn'\'IU'. 't'Ol:' PAY! DRIVE A CAB! (rilld l11J1po1111 ~'r1g1de1t"I' * Pu bllc F urnitu re * • PIANOS
older ecper. ).ta.lntenance $150 ptt wk part lime. u 80, Work in lhe bo!U••t IU'e1' of Apply ln..pet'ibfl, 800 \I/. 18th C•IOOSE yooJ" hou1'5, ..... ork Sfi.'i. 1\tw G..i.llf'r SAn1f'~ * AUCT ION * • ORGANS
Mart w/pool Cll:p. BUI, pl~ e aU Mrs. Haioc-s, Hu:nUniton Btach A Foun-St, C.M. for your.sell, bro y1lu r O\\'tl ('Olli. t"ltitnlng O\'('n wh.'.l•K'k t'.\liULDUS UAHGAI:-..:" I , ~-Ralph ~19 s.~ lain v~ey ""'th a company SHOE SalH, Chlldreni1 lhru boii5:. l\len or "'01nrn ('aft & 111110 Un r Sp:). i-;,. *" t"riday 7:50 PM • Open N lghtt t ll 9
HEAD COOK MACHINISTS MOLDERS, EXPER. Uuit otte1~ a run career pro-tttns, rxp nec-. pl~a.sant bl.! ih&hlly hxr11.!ir11111)('d venil\'f• Kini; bf'd. rompll"t.' !~tnkn.i!X')' & u n cl..11I 11, l' r1 Sat: 'Iii 5:30, Sun. 12.S gNlm. " Otlkft to ~ 'A'Orltin&' oond, ~Int bt-netlt•. Nee.( . Clt"ilt\ AJ>l)('/lf"ll,fW'~'. w/hcadboarti s~. R ""I :.\o.t'ltJ:ll. Lot.II 0 I <'(Ill· R tal f $5
()lml. Hoap. 6l2.-m93 For fa•t ~ tlbe.ra:lul from. Call Jprry GiJlt'ople. Newport OllldrmlJI Bootery, \'ts., retired. As'cc 25 to 70 ..... ,.,,. r~Yll)ll (l)'ll' l'rpr, ~-~/\; :l nt 1'81'1 I' I\ t I"... en s rom
Exp-..:----..1 boilt oo. Apply ln penon at, VllJ..AGL lt.E:Al.. ESTATi:: Fuhlon t 1 111 n d. Mr Supplein•nt ,YOUr income. 54yrd'4, $lOJ._m111c, ~~9 tnrnorrov.·~ rmprr
Help Us Bulld ..-~ Oiwcr ~l&r'ine Ci:Jrp .. 1919 962_2.ai · lo\arowiU « Mr CwTcn, Driveacab6hnormort!R GC!nul.nc: ).taph: Bed L MASTERS AUCTION
S.•utlful C ru laing lmmtdl•t• Openlngt E. ()('(:kientaJ St .• S • n 1 a . 548--8684 day. Apply In Qf!rson. hW"t'11.u, •prini.,'l> &· m:itt. In ·J &l&-J!fi.'16 ror 'tt:l-!.413~ • P lano1 & Gr•nda
S..•llboaita Ana. REGISTER[D SHORT ORDER COOK Ycllmo.• Cali C11., 186 t:. 161.h S..f11 n..~1 :-;·1 .. 1111 by o\\nt>r ('rmi,. in !.: tinw."'\' iu· .. :.ur)I!
Ne«led: 1st Shift• 6130AM-3PM MOTE-L MAID -l Expa-_ Iop ..-~ J'rtt. St , CM111 l\lt,.,... ~1ar1-t1 22, ~inl .\! 24th at
Ex .. r. Tlnlah Carpc!nten DCEC'UT1VE' SUITES medical. Apply bl!t'A'n -U & WOM EN · SAL E S Apt-LU, lf!OT'2 Slmngdnle !1, I BUYll -
ALL MAJOR BRAN DS
\l'\\ 'l'" ·1,. l11•!h '''. ~:lo" ~~J.l,•.Ll<l,., .. ,,. ..... ,. $J1
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W/at hia11l t yf'll c,'(pt"'r. In * Tool Maker ' / ~11 NURSES 3pm. AJ:k for D11ve , Patt tlnte 10 lo 2. 110 Ilunl Bl'lt . ••
boat CRf1W!ntry & u 1.vnctn\ * Chuck--Jl1 0TEL 1.WD. n ('at ' <.."harl.11?'11 Ollll, lO'l ?.lct':•cl-'-''N'kl'ncl~ Cuorun\t-t' \\'l11l1• CLE.A.I\' n11111re111, \1 v' < .notl, u."·d h.rn 111;1r,. '·
about thclr f\llurE>. Drop b) -.;n,. enC'l'l{ll!'c. Llls:una B eacb den Ave, N.8 . \'Oll tnuri. I 11 t t< r ,. ! ,. "~ ~1iru~. !.t'ain~ $40 .. &11!1 , 1.111pli.1J1 1' "r 11 •!"' -1 f1·J ~-·11
'lo• '" tn1ervle1v. !\1on thru ... 6 Dny wk 4••11o; I ilt'l"'-'l'c:n JO & 2 ~lon/t'rl I tlayn.d &· boli-trr $40. Dun· MASTE R S AUCTION
... r.;n1~ ......... S~J::.
''' l>, \LJ·J:.: J·J .~:.\Sr, e Organ5
• 2nd Shift 3P"l I PM t\'*>•" · .,.... · · 1mmC\l ovv-nl.ngii ror RN's on,1---------• nun, 9 am-~ pm. rTr -• ~.~ • STAT TYPIST Si!\'tr Spr1115r11\\';,trr,1'f>I .'\\ l'tin l'H.1fl' tJln . t<iOlt> \\ -'Oi!J 1 ;-.,. 1~ .. 1. l ., un:<l!TSAIL CORP. 3rd Shift 11PM-7AM b10THP.::ftS.Sub Tt•aehrn: the PM'A & t11Jlhl shUt for lmt!l\'111. Oranl!''· ~·:1----11-ril\ l1•a1i:~ $1;,. All .:ii t;o11d 646-8686
ALL MAJOR BRA NDS
\\1,.1 J11., I \\ rh)' li\1·" I ~\~Ii
u1u11"" ... ~L.M'M1 •... si•r,1 J,, 01'' ~ 1o. ~yn1 1 :>.1·v. J Slbi• n~ H ome-School c.oordinator. our 1pecud nllt'¥1ng unit .l An immt'd. opt"nlng ror An • ~ -~ 1 :..+>:...",'!j()
1631 Plecentla Ave. * M'ills t: due aUonaJ lntetVif'...,'!'I. other nreas. lndi\'UD.I .,.,.1•18u.u1.."tll b\Jl'k·' 'AHil rn11n .... ·n1111-..1 fu ll thn« : . ,-;-. .'l!I '' •·r .• 4• Li)
M
•1~1bll! hrs. Gu.am. $7.50 ground. 1)· In;:-70 "" Ill ltl rt·n111l y.lr<I \t•d In "'tAG:'\ltlCl· .. \1 ··u .~IHIJl ' .. J-1 ~·7 . 1•1 -.:. '•I
Coste e1a per inll'l'Yw. For appt. Call Excellent "'hilt <liffrrrnt1al. , P . P appc11r.1n~¥ 11,/vC'rJ 1u ~t 1nn<lt· n•.11 ••lo ,..1o11 1.ii11t ~'~~· ·n~ .:_Bhl.: .\lr11 I * Chucken Da Antho 51.5 MGR benelits & 1A<0rktng condl· .\tust. be de~rul minded a~ hand \\·r ltlno: 111,n top, .1.i 11nu11J, li"nd Or9•n Le11on1
e F REE e
HICKORY FARMS
Ntf'rl• ~t11.ture .,.,·oman for
perm. .,.,,,rk 4-6 days per
' week. We'll train. See ti.Ir.
Thompeon, So. Coast Plaia
tower mall. C.l\1.
* 1 .-...._ 5.l7~~o.tl. n.y, · ·• lions. po>;il1ton reqa: accurate ln·1 t1~1n~portatll}n. \\Ill 1111ln craJted \"hcss lxliui:f inlJJ)'t~l :'>II.'<.' 1·hr' ; c!,,k.,, J1t...-i11 FULLERTON MUSIC
.......,.. ,,., .R5 ... ., put nro romput<>rs 1'1b-ht 1n:1J1 Apply 1•110 in black &: "'hilt' marllll' n ·' ""!' 1·. 1•h:l 1 I.in•·. 1~ J 1 J 1 \ 1
* Gn'nders "'--ION Beautiful new acute fn\'i.llly For Ap~L Cuntnrt :-,..,",:inrr Hl~·d, C<-.. 1;1 \l,.,"'<J., Prlrt'd szr.1 .. "3,l-!'l~1-.\J ... ·111 1 .. 1. .... -Ji!t1\ 1,,111,.,. ~,_,, 1." S'S74J6'1 1 1.1 '''~
RN-LVN-AIOE in Laguna ll!Us. Cnrol,Smith, 644-5SOIJ ~int·:"'oon :\ton, \Vo'll, Fn ~, 1,11 .. , •. ,.. (1:1 .. ·1;.t .•. .11·11\,1 1.11·1 1 .. , •
rill ll-7 & other i;hifl". Top P\1 1\V('O ~1nancl&I Servi~ ----.... 1la11..o;(:t1 •linui;; ,,,111,.l', l> 1. 1,~,,:i·\·~, .. 11," ! •• · ll1l'h ... r ul!eitun * N/C D S duly pay. l•nint'd. pay Jor lnl<'~SIPd upptk·an1~ IHI•)' E!fUal Oppor. Employer YOUN(i . LADY l'\'N'pt\11111'! t'•1111 M'!, 111111~1 o.ik, :.! t'\I~, 87 1-1805 I
* M'IHs J 'I I "':::::::::::::::::::: 111 11'/l!H!lJ.! nlfll·f' nf lll'll \;••-id ,.,.1 .. 1. S'.?t'O ''uo,·n~lll' run•. Otho'r nu~. !T c•!J\:-floor duty. Countyv.·d ~.i:ry 111 pert0n .,on. 111"! l>ud\!in~. ITlllbl 1 ~ 11 1, I d.u'k V<lh h1.·.id~J'tl SJJ 12:11 J)nlpl:1n 'l1·1T l'd'.11 l'l{[\',\il-: .t',\l.~j)~~
HOSTESS
Morn!nl{S & EvenlnKS
e BLUE DOLPHIN e
3355 Via Udo, N.B.
HOSPITAL
AOMITTING
SUPERVISOR
~ll::il!P~I Shift, l\lon thru
Fr\, Pacifica Hosoital Hun-
Ungwn ~ach. 842-0011. ext
214.
HSKP R: Are you tired ol
pressurt"S. long hrs? Are
you orpnizf!d & depend,
good plaln cook (din onlyl
or .... ·Ullng to learn?7 1 Boy,
8. No !'niol<e. Westclifi. N.B.
642-3481.
BIMED. opening !or
qualified F/C Bkkpr. Re?I
Estate mgrnt co. located in
Irvine. l'ttust !){' !'11pnhle of
handling multi sets ol
books. St11Tling salal'y range
$550. to $600. Sl'nd 1'3\lmc
10 Oa~lflcd Ad No. 96,
Dally Pilot, P. O. Box 1560,
lOc 2nd Shift Prf'miurTi
30c 3rd Shllt Prenllun1
SATURDAY
INTERVIEWS
March 23rd, 9AM-noon
,Long Term EmplO)'ment
With Hillery Of
NO LAYOFFS
In Our t>.lanuracluring Atta
Excellent Worklng Condltlont!i
Company Paid St'nellts
Apply ln Pel'!IOI\
8:30 Aloi until 4:30 P~t
BERT EA
CORPORATION
18001 Van Karman
Irvine, Calif,
833-1424, •••• 294
Equal Opp. Employer
Costa ~TCS!I 926'26. I oiiiiOiiOiiOiOi ... iiOiiOiiOii
[NVENTORY & PUROlAS-
ING CLERK. EXPERIENCED. ~lust maintain peI11Clual In-
ventory fil<>. handle parts
dept .. I't'C!'lvlng, pa.Ms rost
control, <ind ordering. Ac-
·('(!pt\n_g' aopllcation!t 11.t SOL CATA~t1\P.AN. 1932 E ·
Pomonfl SL. S.nnta Ana.
JAN ITORl,\L Service rKJI\'
laking applications for lull
time expl'ricnced personnel.
5;57-6788.
JOBS GALORE!!!
If we don't hav• it!
You don't want it!
CAL \\'INrREY
& $()NS AGE'.'ICY
3013 Dairrller, fl.., 1nl'
,9,79-3130
KEYPllMCH
OPERATOR
MACHINIST
Top rate of pay t'Ommcnsur-
1 .. t' .,., expe1·1cnCl'. Previous
work nN:c:;.s. 111 null 1ng lllll -
l'l UllllS, lal.J1l11;, etc. <\lu,<>t do
011·n sctuµs .i. have o.,.,n
tool s. l'01>1uon open to niale
or tcn1ale.
Call for Appl.
J11Uu1u1aJ H.e1dl1ons
(714) 494-9401
TELONIC
INDU~TRIES
Laguna Beach
Equul u11µur. l.niployer
MAIDS· HOTEL
Phone 1or appt. 613-8800
1\L\N or \Vomiill:r lic'd Rial
.t.statc Stllai;1nan lor new
l.OnOollllfUUD\ SUb-dJVlSKJTI
in t-.cwport J::leach. ~
·Expcr. Keypunch Opr.
IB!>I 029.
Call Prli50nnel Dept.
For Appolntnient
833-8830
Computer
Automation, Inc.
for ~~AGJ:::H.-1' H. A I N I:; E
RJ:.:TAJL Nation Wide Cha.rn
of J111port Storc11 Retail exp
& or college pre1, not req.
c.;AJJ for mierv1ew between 9
& ti, 540-7JJ7
-MGMT-~T~R~A~IN~E~E~
So. Orange Cnl)', ambitious,
11~rcss1vt', five 1Jgure 1n-
Lv1ne. Call !\Ir. CainpDeil at
5-l+:AAXJ
11651 Von Kar man
Irvine
Equal Oppor. Employer
KEYPUNCH
---i\t'fi:HllNIC
f or SrrY1cc Station. Neat,
IJayJi, ~1a1)' open.
tuu111.un vahcy Texaco
~rlM,.cnun;t & 1,,ia.1·11cltl,
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illl'OIJI(' VI' H UJH ltl
Slii.11 \ uw· v1• n uusull.'SS?
Tl-iEK w,.,; T :\ilSS 1'10::
H----tJPERATOR -+---ANNI/Al:
PART-TIME
l Yr cxpt'.'r. "·nB!\1 129. ~lust
be &hit• to drvelop pi•ogram
cards ,t-pun{ h H \'1trir1y ol
11.ppi\('ntions. Approx. 20
hrs per v•eek.
Call For t.ppL
Industrial R!o!l1tklns
17141 494-9401
TELONIC
INDUSTRIES
Laguna B•ach
Equal Oppor. Employer
KITCHEN help & Broiler
assistAnt -Day shift.
ANCIENT MARINER
'Sf[\\'. Coast Hwy,
Newport Beach
LAOIES, la-a-0 i need ~11.uly adv\son part
lin1c Enrn $5-SlO. per hour.
\Viii · 1rnin l\lrs. Haines.
546-3S.'l2.
LEG,\L Sec. Re~nt exp er
-neceSMry, preferab l y
proball'. Xlnt lyplng &
I llhorthand 11kll11i req. CalJ
lttrs. Winslow for appnt,
Laguna HUI•. 837-1000.
LEGAL SECRETARY
Exper., mature !or ~le tai:
attorney ln Newpcrt Ctr.
1:~m.
. LEGAL SECRETARY
Expcr. nee. lBl\t rriag card.
Fash. Isl. 640-&ilD 1 , LIQUOR STORt: aLRK
San Clemente, full or pa.rt j time, e~per pref Ir rel req.
, 492-3Tl7 ~!irr ()v.'tlr, only.
BU~1nt~S
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LescouHe ?\urse1 Reg:!Atry , S ddleba k lUI·~ 1 ' ll""F.l'Ull 11.1,,. -:1-., ) 1..:.ASll. 351 HOll-pllal Rd ., r\.U. a C \\.'e fin> lookln~ ···for l'X·: ',, .\l1~:11.111r.:ss11011"rh1'll,$00, ,~'..'-' ·,· '. : 1' . -1;t ,~ • ">17 9-11 1 •
(Lobby Park Udo Oldl:.) penen~ retail audio Mies-\«11 h1rle-a·hl'rl 51;:;, 11,011,.r (j 1:1\ '., .• 1:.'llX'j ·. I MI 1 S 1 G ----=8~3~01
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NURSES or l'IU'CC'r, 11 ......... 1nrome -., "'l, SiJ, l\Jni11. ·di.IL 1,.'\J 1 1 1;,,1 ·, IU' 1 , I ii' &.nd advanL~n1en1 to nigmt. S'i5. %0-261.r.i. 1.it" 11.11··· ... l .• 111111\' n.~ -'"1-' .1 •u ' u~t·t Hli ~''l ~Jorgan Nurses R.l'gisl-ry. 642 9531 .-.. -.---111 111 ~1·1·0.:utl" $.-llJ. 1.·u ..... 11 .. 111; 1 ...... 111, lllul' Star.
RN'i;, LVN's, Prrit·s, floor 23561 PaM!O di! \'nlt'll\'1.1 • .1 ltlXJ:\1.-. 111 ~ urnuun· for M-1~01~ l\ll<'l~"J, un·i<l..i , it't.~· htnd
dut paid wklv 6.57 W 19th Laguna lhJl~ Ant' 800 sn.J., ulsii ~ l~I{ /luw,t> JC\i I ••I \'' J fl,-t ! 11 1··, :.. Xi !J,..,·hl11nd l-..;1v!S Y ·· · (714 ) 137-2121 STORE ique 5 1 J'l'nl. 2172 1..'('d.1r L:uic ·'-· ~.i.r '1111 ;r• r.~1 ·~1.·..,, $:.llJ ti-1 !·571.:M St .. Suite D. C.Y. ~9361 Te.k l I 111,rin. JoM·ti'1'..l l ._,, .. i-1,u ..,_,w.,i. L.>.v1 L·U. --·--· _. .. __ • __
or SJ3.236j, e Snn D ego ~~11·n)· SECURITY 1 --<l<'.'k .~ ··h.11r. $1~;,, '.! \\'El' ::;u1f & snol'kl'I gl'ar k•·
NURSES AIDES To El Ji':°E~~~;t<I~nwff, \\'e are lnl1•rrstN 111 hiring SCRAM-LETS ~ge Sa le 812 Cnn,1r1 I ~ti.tu'· i Ion, \11u. Si1.e llll'd. S'tj ttir al l.
7 3 'II hill ~-ao •.·-<. ·-u<•IY ~,,~ J•c h· .. l1u·r ,. ... ''''"'~ l>.,.,. 1, •·k.,.1}11~J . · or ~ ll . ...,.""". Equal Oppor. En1pluy• ~· .-.,~ "'"' "' '" " ~~' 1 ·;i .., -I
pref'd. H111rt. BeAch Conv . ..,.,..,....,..,,..,..,..~-.I our n'lail iitorr Jor11h•fl 1n 1 ANSWERS CLA . .;;~y 1-;;1r.i.:·· ,.dt· ht ' •• '°' · )l~raer, Re51eurant, l l?I J.Josp, 18811 flonda St, H.B. 'RELIABLE sitter Lor onC FR.Vuon lslu rld, Newp.1rt )"jl.ot'<' or 1-•~~11l·~. \'1 ~ !'11·:-;, 1\.'i:i!ST,\:'\Cf: LL.\ c; t: E .., ~7-lll5. child. ~t y home. 5 Points Hf·u!'h. llos.ii1b!y a retll't'd 1~! C.. ltil n .'>t, l'usl.t :'>it!><;& !1!1iil"J' SHOJ• :o;PJtJ;\:i.;
NURSES AIDE, experle!k>e
preferred. tllll time, Ahifts
7-3:30, 11·7 :30. Bev e rly
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Laguna HUis
NURSES Aides, all sh1!ts.
Good wages & conds. J-J-ti
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NURSES AJdcs 11-1 Shift.
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area. 4 dity "·eek. L'Jn storo si.--cunty Otflcl'r "'I' Cl•nt••nt -1.>rlly -t-..11.,1c 1\larch :.t..rtl 9 30 .1111 l-1\::;llJIJ~ :-o;J't.(I.\!. ·'1·11 , L:-OJQL!. "toniu Lhnis. ,_~ •
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th!· ahovt' des.crlpl ion M.'l'HlS 11. pl11 h1nr hrop1st. They k<'l'·p 1 .u1J1t. , Uill'11 • n ·' I !u~p1t.1 I. 1 .J• .. -1,:111, .11,.h·.~n1I 31. ;\:.I. ,\,11111• & "'" ,0,.~. "ala<• RESTAURANT J\ilANAGER: d " • ready ma e for you .. put1111+: thl' BITr: on :\tt:. Uriu1i.:•· l'uurll~. ·11~.,•~UI'"" ,1J'!l'IJL;\: tJblc Si>. -I rhau·s :\lc1ny parts aviuJ ~t5u0 o·J
Xln't opportunlly for Gen-Please Call Sll'\'C' l\lOVI~G 001 of lltnte-must ~.tltJl't' An1111uc~. clUtluni,;, ).J '"H 11 l.iiinpll SO...· Set •)f or all tor S..~illi.J <.or olr
era! M1rnriger in Joor! & 644-5076 sell lormiil oval ma ........ din. _Jurrutu!'t'. , 11 i.H~ho.:li ~:\. \\'uod t•ha.lr $1. S.l:.-!·9.~1.1
twverai;tc field. Wnh· PO"~.,..,._..,.,..,..,._..,~ I ·~-Box l208, Lllguna &ach 0~1 -----roon1 talilc, $4'00. 6 Chert) p,\TlV r.1!111', u111h11_•l\:1, h •"1ll•t)' '" J.:lu.NJ"''lu~ 5'.'·S.l. T V, R adio, H IFi, I
ct1llt7\'1i'19'1-IJOOf.ilonthru *Streak On In! rtu11r.~. S~lO. ~l i•hnt:. "hairs & 1 1-~·1111ws S:~ ~1u· "'·•I SJ. lioJOks :X:·5t.k·. Stereo 836 Fti 9-l:OO. :-;,'l·'ys !..· Bookk(-epct1' sldl·tJoanl, $\~iCI. Govcrnur Uwk of Knov.lo ·d~'" ('111 Ld.1-GtiiO --__ 1
l.11 Hcindt·n> Al!l'n1·y \\'1nthrnp rll'sk·'ll't'Y, $:if(). l!'IJI<-' dl•ck \l /~fX'?ll.1·r. C.u ,\IU\J.\l;, !r;: (.",1/lpt'r Ht·frii.: ,\,\l/f.\I STEl~t:l) K TltAl'5'
RETAIL SALES J!r.:...1 BiN·h SI ., Suite l(H CusL 1Had1• 11<1.r 111 3 units l'.''d'.n, r;,or ~ir1,n11.I :ic. ~~1.1r>l'. ~J." \\uodi•n Uinuig t.iblt•: Llk(' !1H'loi·y t11,i:1!lti!lon U'I
\\lild \\'est Ston'S, a fantil)• r-.:e\\"j)Ol1 Beuch, SJ.1-8190 s:t:i(I; .j n1;,ott·l11ng bookt:•""· t!IJ\:k....;~ 1~!,uu.~ .. '.n is 1' (I .v 1 1·t1r-, S!IJ, Full Dft Sf'I, ~UUI' llb~h ' Cul' d!'lller..
clothing Stot'f• hi now hlru1g Dial A Job 833-0885 SJOO .• \IL'!C'. Ortl\!r ll•'lllS, l'.:i ll t ltl/:S.\1 . u;1 Corona 1.n. Si'· i.111111 1\f(1\IC tJl'OJl'c·1,1.r, 1·h111i.:·· ~"U s1:i!l 'lj, Thb
tor lull time posJUons No Charge To You :\li~~J~-~\·12---02',;-1 ~~,r:;~..,,--;sdcl .lar. C.~I . """''·'·,,..,,er ,.::.,.,,_,! 11,.,.·k S~'(Y1 u1~1.1ll1't.I \\\lh 'l
Nl'edcd arc l'ersonnel, f1.>r t:~1 .. bhst1C"I 1!16:. JI JIAU.. TJ-:.t:;l::S S..0 10 --)"I· !~•-I.!_~} \\11.l~•l •I l t1i1• Ill OUll().'
their \\'omen's, Ale 11 ':;, --, ---• • SIQ. 1101 u, Victoria SI, EST,\'fC: :i.\LE entire con· flNl QUALIT"YPEH.SIAN lifl<'l1:i.1·1·. ):,_l)..11111>111hl).
Casn1tt1ng. li 0 0 ls & TF-1.El 1rnNy. 1.TNE'Mi\.'\ C . .\I. &l:.l-91Si ll•nt:<> of I Bil hClln~, :!-!? ltL.l;s. . 1 ·~,\ :-.Tcr.1-:0
Janitorial Dcpts. Apply . \Vl.REi\l,\N ---i la.:~·I Unvc Cdi\I ~~lw .i ''·h R !7.J l.1~! 1;111.'1. C . .\I.
IUU -. n .1:-" • ..... . Good I 'd ( 1\1\',IJ .~ Bcal'hrombcr bl~ \ La \..lt'llll ·a lli\'<J h o:i-~ j ll '''\"'-"L WILJ) "'"·f •-M1n1n1unt 2 years cx-,Appll•nces. 802 , . · · ,.,.. av1 Ur1cur.1t ugs.
1~a..t Ccn.ler, ll:l:il Mcintyre, f)"rience. Sll ary, rapL . . . --,Bc'i.I.• Slarl~ Th.ur:-. :..lurch · ;:lI:I lii:.i-l~'IO Ji:!! S!.1 !ill~l•tl 1~ !ilk.~ No of
PART Tll\fE Laguna }llH11. •trll·ant't'ment, ex l' ,, 11l·n t 1 i'~HC.t. -~\ut?r:'-'1tlC W!lSh••r", tlst !1An1·bpr11. [l;ri p~v1c11·s -I j SouU1 <.:oosl /lh11,;11
-, l~·ncflls, plus. i'\1W u1· lb lb. S!J, lil:: auto .,.,,lsh .. r, --·-. .-. .--· 51\Clllf'll't:, TclCJ•hone .... '°.1~1:1.1 ! J\oflln wa nted for Ice Cream RN/.CVN 3-~ Iflime & 7~3 !cl"\lleiitnl:. ,\rt ~IY Op-J !lb, .S6.i, gu:1r & d('\l\C't\.'\l,, . t~'iT,\'TI'. SALt,; /iJts\\ertng Ucvic•', L.ikt· nl•ii , , . , ,
Shop, Newport Bc11('h, 'll"knds for verw.1;11cs. XJ~t poi1wiuies, iil;,-Uti.1, Costa j :>li~r.i ~ Onc~t.d nigs, .<1111l1i~c.~: & ilict&phonc.>. $.s.J) 111,11 , ro.1.t r,'illL.r .. _111pe, rcco~r·j ~~nllgs. Call Day 5 . v.agefll &a conds. Con1e VJ.511, <\ll'SU. ltt'ULT \\'l1Shcr, ( r y ,. I'.\' l ~l<•USl'.']lOllt lurn1shllli;CS SAT 'ours !or $151) 6 {~-~llJ v Ci dig, I l'i I I,\ Ill . AC DC.
o.w-;;rJ 14-b Supenor Ave, Newport -Sli:\ 2!66 £. Oceanl.ron r: b..J-7J59 r Llk(' OC\\'. I n t· I Ude i;: I
PART-Tll\IE w 0 r k -111 1$euch. TRAINEES ~~~~~~!i~ o~ &,j._;~I ) r I ~i,iJboa c; ' '• ' 'b,j -s A I LB 0 AT ' 1f. ! :~~nsf,:r;~·r, s~·ak~ h&o ~~
•1,\ILROO?.l of the l>AILY SAU::S Rent Wa1het1/Drytrs GAJU\CE ·alt. Sat i\laITh 23 1ra11~un. OlM> t;uJ s ~u 6t!~ ,, . . 1r•J1n Ju-... 11111. t ur11 . bike. ---.~~==~-,,...... PILOT. Apply in pcrswi DESK MGR. S:l. \\k. ~uJI n1aJnt. c\•Jlhe" t'l\' 63::1 Plwiuner 963-14_. CUltTIS-:\l,\Tift::-o; 7' stcroo g..uA~1. See George Arauz. Jmn1edud\l u1w1uni.;s for • i;.~~1::112 " S\, ~:\!. · •b 12 ~fl"Akt>r,;:. :\11"'d. style. All
330 \I/est 88.y, Costa P.1esa. AJ\.\IES is cxpandmg again! ...,·omen on 11.IJ !'hi.Its as M 1sce11aneo · hd , <lOd b n t Inunae Equal Opportunity Employer Uur Urange CO.. oles arc in traLnN'l'I, ;\cceptLng expt>r. FOH S.\L~: ~]•'t'lric i'<·frig & ;),\') ,\: ~l.i\. l!rJ~l Cl1\•sa-"'~ O I ~ 2'1 Cf\ 1 e · ·
--U1c p1"'-'~"i. ul SIJIH!ll!i a µ1<> ntachinc oprrators also. f'lf'l'I. rani:I'. F. "I' l' 11 c n ! p• ,,kc l.n, 11 ll l'tin1a, ;u111. Wanted 82 · _I_I . c ~-~~=~~ P~k!E;u;~~ ::;::a,i;:; lesslonal dlviskln. Clean, Hie 11,·ork. Stull b.Jnus Condi iinn ~96-~W.ll. <1•1··~. lun1. 111111.i wur.c, g .. :iu. TE~T Truilcl' "'-'UlllL'll! H~ntl
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3.-0060"' k i\A,11c..S ls tr1c oldC"t-;I 100'.i pl"C'm1un1 paid for night G .~.:. t:Jl;c1nC t1ouhlt• O\<t>ll •111·~. Jor fiunily vacation. \Vi l
!\tust be ex('lf'r. 89 11.l!i trt-e agency in the U.S. "'' work. 0111-.or. f o r ad-1 s!f)\C" Xlnt 1'0nd $100 or best G \TtAGF Slil . 10 111 2Jrd need for 1 WCC'k July Sth or Call &IJ-~·--~-1
for ti.1r.i. Zari!. 1.>1.:s 111 pru1c11J.:u l'il•ll!O. vanct>n1c11t & xln'l fringe ul!l·r_ !f'f9.-83 Ui Oish\\'llS.lk:r, llhunk ab c d s: July 1 ... ih. ~;llJ ~·l:t7l, u.~n l~or poM11hte Telcvi§ion
PHONE SOLICITOR l> H.(J1''£.')SJ.Q;"l,\l..----SCl'\'iCCS ____br:ne11LS. HOTPOlilo'T 1..i i.:u fl dbl -dr _ nnliC. j~ Olynipic, C:\I tor .La.n::y. 1•xcl'llent t'Ond.11.lon. $li0.
Pill"! or 1''ull-Time since l!Y41. Unllmited earn-1st Sh.Ill 7A.\l-3:30Pt>.1 sen1i·fro!it lt'f'f' r"fr1t;, as. NL·l<l' liol1day lnn. o-iu-:.:lT.~''-c~==;:=:;;::=~ Salary + Good Comm. IJlg'. jK1ll'll\Lal. ?nd Shlft 3:30Pl\l·Mtdnl!C ' ~-(' 'h G-\Ci-().;:r1 \\,\,\iTJ::lJ. G;u W'.)<c.1-.,;, V.'Ol'K ~St~('(\ J an-11..nS l\torris
Id Call ·~1100, Co\1 3rd Shlft MKl.n Ue-1A.\l is '' Hi-' W -J•w•lry llS lllb 01· not. Jtt'Jt:...N i<o.Llc. Expe:r. pre · . ,,.,.,. llOO\'EI' d . 1 &'" "~·~ CQQlp. lid. ligtlts, · i\lediter-But, \Viii Train Or T76-IU.~. Anaheim t.]t!(!lron10 i\ll!<bcal • spin ryu~ .,.,liS lt!r ~ I $350 58&-:6'.I'' . -ea.Ji l'<trs. Miiier Weekdays l'or Appointnwll lnstrumc.iu__,. ~:;::.. t.Al>lr.s i;:old nni.:. 10 <l1.1 \f,\;'liTJ:;L>· 1'hr ·ad C tl ~ ~n __ . . • C'\<'.
S40-6679, 11 am-3 pm 2706 tlit.ruor 0 1, ::iwt1: ~i Subs1dU1.fY or Call ~~'.Uii.'l 1 l\l(i11t1 cn1pi1. sisu. rts'n1ng zna.chine 'up 10 7.. u m 1 BOGA."i Pi\ ~t "'I 2
C1.11>ta 11u:~ • Calilon ua Injection Bu ild inn Materia ls 806 S.H.IO. ~. Sih~r. lox turf:.-, 8U-54<ll t'(l!Umnl. Sl4'l.
PLASTIC INJECTION Maldiru; Con1pany ,. I t ront Si5. ·l!b-!b!U. 1 Cail 5.)7--0793 .
MOLD MACH OPRS. SALESMAN $800 Apply Jw lil'1ggs e Surplus .Building OVEHSJ'OCKED V,\c~-~~:1~C\~1!_L::c·;.,\i:.l' I .\!11n1n!t tr.fl H.C'\.(.11.,·r, chli:'I
Inquire In person +car, plus, plus Costa 1'-tesa ~tATEltlAL. ur.JO's ol Nt;\~ All JP\\'Clry 1 ~ J'ru·<'cl ,.. t!?l>-l:iti4 ., 1:.i1:, 1·hani:::er. Cl1•nn.
Inca Plastics Phann. OUUtdc Sales rrl::~lS! lJoors, lumbtr, ply· I c . :\!. JC\\'Clt)' . bl••-7•·11 ,, '·' J"·IJ. I !~~~~'~"'~"'~'~'\ ~~~~I TRAINEE·MACHINIST al d ,, i:. ·1el('plioto /.oom 32972 Calle Perfecto fee Paid/Also fee Job.s .,.,.ood, um lhceuni:, 0101 · Miscellaneou1 818 lens !or Cunon C:ann.'i'l
San Juan Capistrano WESTCLIFF Sn)all ron1pany "·/I.Ji~ t'On\• ing, w:ndo.,.,·1, etc. lku~1mble ti1J~95 11 li
Equal Oppor. Employer Penionnel Agency pnny bcnt'ltts looi<1ng for l BlJ.ILOERS SURPLUS I f{EDtXX>P.ATl~G. ~II yd~ --1 • LD RS i.\hu .c ul Ll·lln'I 1 sharp person to train as a 2500 So .\1atn, s A ' i·h<impe.gne 'A'OOl p I u i.h 1 \\,\~l'l'..IJ to buy old("r hUllS FrH to You ..
PLUMBERS/WE E •• 1651 E. i;•.i;...-.Cr, :>.A. machinul traineC". ti-1.on tnru Sa• JO-j ,.,,rpet slightly uY"I. ,\JJ uf· l'lr.1M' 1·ai1 1J""\ 1 ~-------
custom exJ>!?ril'nCl' only, con-~ LARK ENGi NEERING I 714·. "".1-·1 J '"'"" eon&i~red. &l&-li:11 , ~1~-~1-1 3 ...Li ne5, 2 T imes, $2.00 tlnuou!I employmen1. apply 54~ """" w \\"illard Boat \\'orks 1300 SALES:----~.ti \\~-.1 l61h: ~ B. Furn'iture ___ 8TO (IJL pal n r 1 n i.: s, •>n~ \\'A,,\'T!'.:O l1 or 11 \':t it•• ••r •M••••••••
Logan Ave Costa !'.1~ ! &l.,'Y"l)j I Seascape:., lantli.• apl·~. Gregor Boal. lleason.ihh: Frt-'f' to lo\·1ng home .
' · Door 10 door, good houn-, nii TH. \lflft:E. sh 1 pp, n • SP \'.'\!Sil bl) II' ••iunc n,1 , nbsll'Acts, c1c Co n1 m . L"1' ~· " ll"•utllul hlk ti.I Lab REAL ESTATE .... -...-ekend-b'Uarant\IC 11Ju.Jc ' • '' .. • -~ ---'-· · · , tr-:;\ l ulcJ~I'"' Rl'ce1v11~. full t111K'. sell-I\ I rnrs $75 grn ,\· 536-5811 • C(Jl~.' 'l&before,$1Zl fvr N"Lrc1\'<'r.lyr.oltl.llasall
Join 11 wlnncr, 11c are 11011,· ~~11o·ce~11\0 & 2 ~lon:J'n~ ~tarter, Call :.l&-0606 __ ,i:old COUC'h eon to 9bl , bed, STL:IJE~T Ci'llo $4(1, Argus $L. $1.7.l 11~~" l~.'!~cs. ~11•1'" 1;7;..1:!())
a[fitiateil 1v\rh Century 21, Sil Yer Springs \Valer, \1&1 N. TRliE E l\IP LO 'i l\l ENT I ~oJ _ . c·onrl S..1ll. .l.)7•2.!•' ~mm pro.1 $~. You!h f~rn _ _",,,... '"'1 Frt'r 10 i.;ood 11 o m , •.
the rt>SOUr<'eit ot hcing largf' batavia, Orange, 5J:.!-WOJ. . AGCY. • .• H)..~iO!. ' ~~? ']'lat\:hed yellow $:t;i. Mu5ical lnstrument1 822 ~11111•, 2 yr. old 1'11x'ri<1n
plus the personalization of SALES CompanLOfls only • no t Br.:o, Kini;: s1~.l', OO"'-'. campl, :i-1..'1-.,L'U --, !lu~ky wilh AKC Pedigree.'
smallness. Doml'Stics. Pe o p l c of I !\\JI! paek.1gcd. Xrra ltnn, 12" POHT1\BLE:: Color TV, GL'!TAH, Yamalul FG 300. 4~HJ2'ID
e Direct refen-als from O\'er Leading dli..tgbtOre n.c e d .s s1nu!ar soc·i11I hat·K1.:roun1Js Slli5. [\\'orth $.1JU). Jn(" $160, King h\'{1 $98, di.ii hed ::'l_nt t~nd. S.L:,0 or b:;t olr. TO-g0tll'l~-h-n-m-.. ~l-,.~,,,-nn-'".'
5CXJ brokers mature .minded 1nd1v . .,.,, & llke calibre. 502--0372 Mon. dl"ll\'cry. Uiwal!y ho/nl'. SC.S, All near nc.,.,•. Pool 64.:>--15.~1 ntt 6pn1. I
• Ora""e County rompu!er· '-'·'l"'I'. lo tosineli..: :..tll'"· \\1~1 t-n. IP:l-2-188 1ablc fai r ~98 842--0406 ,-.-1-""V~· .:,,'..: . J-G 1 .. I uiix. (,,.,,YI h"" itoi.:. )'Ard & "" Sal· to $.1 hr. Call Coastal _ · '-' _ • • • · __ v ~ " ........ ,p.ecu1 UL .u, childs clog. llt1.s ull shots.
lzC'd !lsting S<!rvict' 1-' ~ cl \gl'Jk')' ~ ,.. !_DVESf;,\T ,\, ,....,Aa, L\TE model GE lrostln>l' )r ohl. .'llarvon. hist acu<.on ~703!t
• lnd!Yidu11l, professional e~~-Ul~·d,' ' TYPIS! _ 1·u;;1om made e Vl'ry ~1t rt'frig; $1~. S1m'!l?,ns t"'n )ti'~i:_off<'r. G-H-51:~--1 Ylt. uldc-p~,-.~,-.,-,.,~"-· ~,-,."-"·
•All me~~n~iorc commis------.,-~ Li'WFfO IYfiC? t.atge T · in-11 01. n~r --ust'd, u~o.•lls I bl-t:M5(t:--trl-t·r ~3538 1tht-1 O lflei" -Fvtnltvre/ ---nl1".'"fi-lTll1 nt>i sn~t~~
SALES, leading g1 l P on suranct! l"O. needs 00 .... -.p.n1. htn 9f,;t..7!HO. 6pm Equ'p 824 dh\ rn.1lf'. U.l:Z !~I ~
sions for you: t~ beach needs nlil.11JN', & xln'1 spelling for lnuncd . . d · 11 ~ , I " ' ·• ----CALL f"OR 1:-l'TERVIE\V reliable indtY. w/e)lpcr in o~ning. · I Tt ... \h\\000 ining rm 1, 1 "" 1-1~ Ult_ID \\ornis, ~ s._.. ' ---, ·-, , .. Shl·p/Dnl)('rn1an mtx, 4 1110 ~ales Jnim1.'l':I openin g J B A Uu!lr1, 2 leave~. Lr•htll 1 ti SJ.ill, J<lhn~ Bail tarn1, l\1JLU:.l.cus tn1!16 x~2 niale, h~"IJl'kn. 11 11~hot~.10 Ontu Saiai;. 10 SJ hr Cali ason es.t gency Ct1airs .• '\lnt l-'On<I. $JJ.f. \'1~ta Cahr, ~~ Uox lilt st.ainles..<1 Mlli>! 11·alnu1 top J~yu1~ tir.nu·_ti;:-i-z-1~---~21 ffi5'-'QIOO • . 17-JOO Brookhurs!, t'. \'ly. 536-381 7 phronc 726-:.719 df'Sk \1/hlru1 hlr t'limp. !11 -. Suitt• :tl:i 9bJ-tii75 ---• . ' "I I \l I II I'll I :-Olalc, I Fem, AKC Si\Lt.:S .\1 Ar..;,\.._;~ J: f!J lllDE/UJED S'J."1, llC1l1' ne..., -· IJALl\(J,\ li,\) CJ.L II · "~ "' . '"' '' ''' 1'" . " f),1•·hi.h11nrl .~· 1 York.!ihln:
, II 1 •male .. le. ---------QucC"ns hro1vn k ~ult! plaid. :\len1bt'r..h1p for ~al..: 72' "l\" 1 .. ..ak.1:.1•.c 1\/111•· flll'Tllr. 'it"IS-till•b
Corb in-Martin Inc.
*644-7662*
organu.c a c sa ,s TYPl.:iT 10 .... ork 1n le11s111i:; 536-l59S. I 6->--099-1 1.· u nl 11 f, J ~' '>. 3 0 ' j
force lor Orantt CoWll)' s office ol Nc11,• building, 11lso .. • . ----.-' :,1t·~1111 ..... st~·r 11~1( 1. 'ru HF.,\UTlfLL "bLlo--n-,-,1~,~.~,..
fastest . gr o_"' I n g Ill!.,.,' r.onic l"C'l..>eption 1" 0 r k . 12 ROt::"D blk m-mar rl1n. COl.L!::CT A.B,l,.F: DOLL.S. 11n1.~t , d~r< an•1 Ill•··· 11,, trn, 6 \\'f't'kc;. Call cverungs,
publJcallOn. 61:rUl·I Jnilus!Mal Brukcl"ll Inc th!f' ·l hlk chairs "·/gold b!2-.~2li J{.j·a~ :J():)..30!.h Sr, :-..ull~· .1Jl, 1 1 1.:-i·~·,..,~::1~.
SA.Lt.$t.ll!L 8J3-S.--..">I. • " ruc;tnun.~ s.'.}7-862·1 __ 11 1'1 f.io1~r. C )I __ Bal. Ponin. ·~~~~~~~~~~'
pc.PERIE.N'C ED \\',\ITRESS-Lllnl'h ,t· Dtn· !r "'ntc1nporury "''I ·•. :-)Tl::.\~! Cl.I-,,\:'\ ~·ou r ISKS .-$1:, ui• ~~:\!'~'I chr~1 J[EJ
Rea l Estate Assoc full ume employment. Re1ts ncr. llitust be 21 yri1 olrl. ,\p-I B ullock.s. lln<'n nora1,.,~;!n1 . r 1rpc1 ~'.:!' --!~r re e $i:i12.\ s.~cy chrii $8 /:.!l. [ "-'• ,nd 5uppliei 'L.i • reqd. Apply ln pel'llO!l. 0 ply In person . .i !O ~j pm. LiO...o<I N>nd. $!&a. 1,;2""V.),).), ~111!2a1e._ J'ttT'"J l'W J.'1r·rce S6i \V . l!J, C:'ll. . n
Red_ Cll:l"J'>l't's t-ashlon Island am lO l2 .noo~ only. Tony 's fu!staurnnl , 1665.1 ~!All.. ARi\-IOJR~: At..""l'O ti.tATIC \\ater softner, ~1:t-:H08 -J .;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;
olfiee 1n Newport Beach has Apropos, 3863 Via Luto. Pacific Coast 11 .... ,. Suraet \'i1111 !'.t!RP.ORS s.;o. grro C'flflri1tKJn · 1 ,,.100 1 •
immedi'.lte opportunity fo r SALES CLER.Ks, c Exp'dJ Beach. 84fi-1140 ' r,i;...s.li2 Call 67-.r-O').I:; ~~$~~~~ic~tl1~1~~/_ caii Pet•, General 850
new or exper· !'.ales M!IOC· Full & part time. l2 to 9 P!'.1 Ant" -800 I !ates. ltcd Ce.rpel Realtors. & wknds. ?.lust be 18, Apply 1que1 800 An tique• 800 Antiques !:17:P--3~. _ * S&eurlty P e t Prod. *
with oYer 600 oUlces nation· Mgr., Gilbert's Fl\'C &; Ten., P :eno5/0 r ga n5 826 Bcl'I Zllc \h C'otr. ch. 20c 11:1.
wi.i. <&n oU0< Jhc prolo~ 257 E. 17th Si, C.M. SPECIAL NOTICE 1' H L" 12.>" 10/m,,,.,. ll.
s1unal gro .... ·1h .& arlYan~e-SALESLADY EXPER S ORGA S .l :i.t7-39Tl l·lHi t~. \\'Us:hin!, J:~i~ 0r:r:.u:e:rnr~: In ladies ready 'to ..... ell.J'. Fl o'll 1~£ ANTIQUE ~LL ow ., I ),~.!~N ..
0~u~r .... l !><!h:~IOll. ""'-·'-------'""'~ mi~ alruc:ture. CDntact 1ime. 6-1&-~. f0\.\.1\.\6t'1 POtLIG1..1 ltt Comix:Litl\l price•. Op..n ' Dogs 8S4
Thom11.11 E . !\lancini, man-SALES: otlt11<k> Rep for sfO AUCTION rit L~t'~. '°" .•Jll/J.o)~. Jhe 0t•st • PUPPY WORI D •
aP"l'r, 640-11672. local "Printer . Full line ot .,;l'JJ.> JJ'l' W\\"ll)S at: ' ~
prinl1ng & O•ha Signs FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 2211d -ot 7:00 p.m. SHARP i V./ auichs Music City I ~lhunhna!I. Tin~· J>t)Qd!t ;1 .
RECEPT/TYPIST
Full time position. Xln't op-
por. for advant.~menl. Typ-
ing tiO w.p.m. min. 6 mo'11-l
phone e"per. ea:sential. ?.fin
t yr. gen'I ofc exper. f.1ust
have neat appear. Able lo
n1eet customeni. Appl)' In
person only. lntl!rvlcws 9
11m-l2 noon, Set.. ~larch
:?Jrd. SO PHONE CAUS.
1400 E. \Varner. S.A.
646--0l!WJ lil'l'lll Dnn+\ 1'11 Hull,, BuHI
SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 23rd -at 7:00 P.M. SHARP 1Soutn C°"-St 1~1aza MO-~ 1 l "t·rn"r. ~1 l~marrl . l'oo..·k1i.
SEAMSTRESS, hcayY duty
lil'wtng mochln<', .,.,.ill train.
('311 Cilllfomia KOKO f.ilatts,
645-2718 10e.m-3pm
SECRETARY in a N.B,
l'ngifleerina: ufc. Pleasant
worldni ronds. Fut & ac-
curate typing dOOred. Raub,
Bein, F'roft A As3od.ates,
1401 Quall, N.B. &u-«1'1{1.
JUST AHf\rvEo mt)~! :-.E\V YOHR .... 5-'w root CONT,\I~~:ns Of" 1 P'l'•. J.1111111"''. !'1>nn., 1-.111"' I . , .• Sh1•ph1rd 11)'1 ~11:\J-;J i J\.i\lEHICAN A~D EUH(Jl1E1\t-i Al'TIQUES TO Bt: SOLO A1' C 0 ~ T .1 NL 0 U ~,.. t HE!" PUP~': S111d &-r'l'l"r \J11,1 PUBLIC AUCTIC1:\' Tfi THF. HIGHEST Rlf>DF:H: llf:Lo1\:\ Cl.A.CiSi::S Ftnt Bn>N!'I 0Po"n Ew,., 531-IJZ-I DEALERS -DECORATORS -PRIVATES ,\lJlJLTS. Evrry TUC',.,..lay . · d '' ' _i_
1
7 j()p1n. S1.iu1 any V.'t.~'k COI..DlN Rctrlrvef'll, f!W':'
:\lOSTLY A~lERICAN GOODS Tom Dtetf'r1rh 1n cM.rgt' I h~I. ~ .,.,klolt!, .\l/t'. Si71 ,
DIP.ECT f'R0 :\1 NE\V \'ORR ESTATES Const J.lu.~ic O>Sta ?.h'5;i. to $00. :..'i6-lol!\2
SO~tE TREASURES TO BE f OUi'o"D I :""c"'PClrt Blvrl. at llarbor., AF'GHA.~ lemaJc blond"
PAHTIAL us-m:c I 642-~I bis.ct< mask. 9 mos m OJ!i _ I 642-1"60.
OAK PURNITURE AL\HBLE TOP FUR,.,;ITL"RE
f'RE:-:CJ I nJRNITTIRE
ClflPPE:"lOALE SECRl.i'AltlES
V1CT0RIAN 1-'UR'.':ITURE
PL\.'.'OS
OAK 90 W f>'ROXT CllIN A~
CARVED DrNINC HOO?.f SETS
CARVED LIVlNG ROO:\t SETS
OCCASIONAL PIECES
CLOCKS OU. PAINTlNGS '.\IJ!1ROHS
PJU?<.'TS BHIC A nnAC
\\ Ultl..ITZ1:.R !'..I cc tr I 1· J Poodles. 8 \lo'~ old. AKC.
I Pia.no, S250. j Alm olrler. Baby chicks Wr
Call 67l--0636 1-.:11.~tt'r~ ~122-1 \~ure---810 1 F "rnitu r e 810
MODEL
FURN ITUR E SA L£
• LIQUOR clerk, full time.
; Sleld\I, rtllable. ex·
: ~ 494-3517
Jobs ln construct, tre.nsp ..
enforcen1e nl. Jobs for 11ur-
veyef'!I, telely(>l'11Titt'r oprs,
ortlllcrymen. '" I'CP,Sir.
Cook:i1, electr11·tan.o;, med
aides, me1eorologists. i\Jotor
& rnilslle malnt. men. Jobs
for young men & .... 11men.
Jobs In Eurnpt'. Panama,
Alaslu!.. Korea Ii: jwi;t about
MY plt1ce 1n the States. We'U
train )'OU to do lhe jobs.
l'nlin )'OU well, In g(IO(t
11Ctiool11: undl'r "ln't inlltruc-
tors, w11hc best equip. ~
talMble & )'OU get full pay
.... ·hile you train. You alJo get unwiually good fr111,.•
Jx>ncfits, Including a chance
to continue your ed. ln
mMY ~ at our ecp. Jn
most cun w/al le.Ht 15%
of )'OUT tu!Uon pl.id, And U j ,. ........ ..,,_,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'
you qua lily we'll gM you QUICK CASH
SEC'Y/BOOKKEEPER
Top notch Gal Frlda.y net'd-
1!<1 fOf' 1 girl ofc. Exper.
req'd In bld{pna:, typing, 11h ,
Colt& Me11a. 17141 ~.
SECRETARt, ,oorJ typist
for Costa lt1HA Nursery It
Landacaplna bi.ts. $¢1 mo.
Apply 1n penon, TeltAla
NUJ'!lel')', 780 Baker St, 01
S£LL.J-l08p11RI &. ~tedical
1.Mur'Mcc'. t'"'ree Le11ds. Call
?.1r. Balley, &1&-7T3l.
A.VD Jl.tANY rmtER UNUSU1\L JTF.)lS
rNO..tiDINC ...
c;11ANDFATHElS CLOCKS /WALL CLOCKS/3 pc. FRENCH CLOC K SETS
-OHi OF THE MOST DIVERSIFIED STOCKS IN CALIFORNIA' -
OltSl'•CTION -l'•IOAY, MAllCM H -llJtl A...M. lO IAl-1 l!MI!
' -MACHINIST
to work In ~ man •horl on
Toollna for In-plant mlg, General lath& a some mill ! work "-"I'd, ~7-MlS or 21~21112
•
'"'~ choke ol Jrolnln" w.-11
put it in 11>Tttlng bcfott: )'OU
Jian up. To .. , complole de-THROUGH A ta!11 call or lt't! )'OW' loce.1
:re:.~:~>-·~~~: Collljl WANT AD
Vaca~iet coet monQ'f Rent
~., .~w. :~ = 642-5678 Oa.wn.d Ad.
SERVlCE St.. Hclp. moms.
full or. p/lime. Apply
Boyd's A~ ,100 t:. 17!h St,
CofSta 1'1('M.
SERVICE staUon aJlrndants
Ml tlmt-. Apply 81U Rash
Ctwmm, int ti 'i:>rO Rd,
lAIUM HlllL
'I
-'
LOCATION -SM1m·s ANTIQU ES
l 'lt '"""' Ji.~ Cti'i.,. I ""•" """"°'kt!, C•lllffftl• u 1*11• 1"H1fl ef '"''"'''-t i) AUCTIONEER -JERRY LEWIN
,OR IN10RM.ATIO.,., DIRICit.-pH;i, Olt RESlltVlD SEATS, CALl.,,
DON SMITH -IUS: (71•) ff2..11tO I HOMit (7141 t,._21J2
TERMS: CASH OR CHECK
Htlflll\le ..... ,._.,.. 1111'111 Mlllell lw,
"°T lllltll'OH$111.I ll'Oll LOii OA ACCIOIMTI
-
• -• I'
•• 4o DAILY PILOT Tltursda~. Muth 21, 1974
P<>v• 154 Mobile~ 935 Au1~.-,~w~.-n-1oc1...,..--ffl""°--,A-ut~o-1,-l~m-po-rl~od-:-....,t711<=<•~A~ut...,..o-1,~UTsod-..,.~~...,990,..-A~u~t-os-,~UMCl:--...--_~-.990,~A~utos~~·~'.........,~!!E~:::!!l~~;::~~:::::::!!~A~utos,!!!;JU~Md~::::::::.::]~ •
~ ~rowi:a.;"'1Cl.A~ M~~\t~A~i~E T~~~~~:~Er~'0 DATSUN 1972 FORD GRAN TORIN0·1-_.:..;vo:..;;L""""vo;;___ 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO
!!:./,he N.....,..,/1.-vine ""''· SI LVERCREST F'Oft All t<>kElGN CARS '71 YOLYO 164· -546-4921 MOBILE HOME CaU 0, "''"" in 10 ,.. "'· 101
0
6 PASSENGER STATION WAGON r 6 PASSENGER STATION WAGON OOSH Setttt AKC pupplH, 9 /~ 351 cid , V8 Engi ne \ ' 351 cid, V8 En~' e =58~-Ha'~ shota. Co.II ~:.U~.'· 2 li?in! .. BA·~~~ Cruise-0.Matic Transmission '* SAYE NOW * CruJse-0..Matic ransmissioo
..... ,..,,. "'~·· d..,..., wlNd BEAT THE SAW Power Steering Power Steering
Oki Enxllsh Sh<..-epdors for for m alt cond., kltch. TAX INCREASE Power Br akes, Disc Front Au to'rn at 1 c tranamlukm. Power Brakes, ' isc Front ?,l•m~4 !&"A~P,;,32S•.ill 111ter c~1 sto~ag~~~OO. lruld-ON •''RIL 1 s•• •s T•X P owe r Tailgate \Vindow AP.flFM 1&trreo, air con-Power Tailgate Window •;;',,;,;,;::,=-~-'--=·-= M.'a"'"" pnuu. ••u•:e yrs. old 3100"' "·· • H NB. ~ -" AM Radio ~ -·~-"I Radio • 856 • like. nu.--1.ocai.cd...In.. Uf!-'4' "'* ....... ,.. ""'>'" ' -L.V CAUl'ORNlA "\\'.JU. GO•f---4 ------' pi)'Wf'f' "'""''"'' fU' ··.::::"'==-----= dul k t . 641. UP I ~ . BUY NOW ANO ff Conilit1oner ... -meroe: led"i'imal tittl, ltl<;. Air COn<!IUon-er 1• a t p . owuy nun 1irusy , C I Medi Bl noine lealhE>r and much · £t. Ono.half bl. from eluJ>. TOP CASH SSS SAVE fl,10NEY ON SALE.S o or-um ue , n10re. Demu. 1im730) Color-Medium. Blue
l\OUIW, !led. lo Sl2.950. Call f used ~1C TAX AND SAVE t-.10NEY Licenso-118ESD $6377 Licens e-l l7ESD
Jo:VF.S. 213-69-1-4690, 697·7152. paid or A or JeePM ON rruci<:. $1 595 00 $1 69' 5 IJI CAN BE SE~N AT: NEW '741 ' . ' . C~~~~~~T AMC/JEEP NOW :,N,,~TOCK See at Employ e Park!nn lot, DAILY PILOT, ~toll lW See at Employe Parking lot, DAILY PILOT,
lOCil Sile Dr .. Brea, fCe nirall ,o;o=..:.l::l"':;"°:o;,',:"::''c:d;;·-.....:c::·•::::t. 260Z 330 West B.ay StrCeet, Costa Mesa, ·Mo~day YQLYD 33ob \Vest B_ady Strceet, C~s,.t32a Mesak, 1MonMday "'J'.vc. across tront Bn!a -\YE WY 610 through Friday, all 642-4321, ask for i•1rs. t rough Frl ay, all 64v-. l. as or rs.
Bo.ts~ General 900 Conun. JI011p.1 Lot •·tG ThfPORTED A1ll'OS 110 Greenman. Greenman. }~N~£f~~Y, PK. MGR., BEST PRICES PAIDI PICKUPS 1,A~;;Ul;!oo~•;:,•~iil;_m~po~~r1.t.;;od~;=.-=.-=.o9jJ7'-'0ii7"f AAu'ut;;;o;;1,~T.1m;;bpoD.n;tod;;;--;970m;!f!:1900~ll:'!!!"~"°';_· C.~M!:_. ~..,_'!!::9303~ Autos, UMd 990 A:::;Ul;;Ol::''-:'.U::Mll::.. __ _;.;.;:I * BOATS \\.'ANTED * 31111 or po.,.,·<'rltax ad-
~: Boy Scouts .
Molor HomH 1'~·~~:.·~•~mi::,::~ 1"'\Fi'{l~Tf~LONE,\'l,llERY TOYOTA '74 VOLVO CHEVROLET FORD
Sal•/ Rent 940 DATSUN no 50 USED
CASH FOR IS "'""· MERCEDES * RENTALS * YOUR CAR \1"1': t-'ORnJNATELY 1961 OWENS 28' Scd!i.n xlnt.
throughout J.'ull ('RIW<-
d!nghy snm. 962-1001
All br/\n,h1 • 23-26' ~fll'i1, 18-546-70'10 llAVt: THEt-.t ON DISPLAY
21' r-.tini's, Ven conver's. IN STOCK rOll
YACHT sen•ices ~
painting & malntf'f\Onct
periodic washdown 67'J...4003
"t'ully ('Quipped, eir, very Autos, Imported 970 lft1~fEOIATE •n MERCEDES BENZ LUXURY 4.5 SEDAN
Beats the crisis, mon:: milcfl
per &i41lon. de11ign & englnc for Jong •time ownenihip,
cl11s1dc !Inca, arilllocralu!
~HUI)' lllld .safety, cl>oo4ic
from two: $8495. Could nr·
range tense for suitt1hle
purty (8&1FUOJ (4TJGBZJ.
1·IP11r1." Now artC'pting lute AUDI DELIVERY niodel eonsi1i:nmcnt.s. . ' -.
Boats/Marin•
E uip.
FUU. TANKS. Tv.·o 18 gal.
Tempo Long Ctuise. Ht.
17% "x28" long. $60. ~. Ont1
111 gcd . T'r1 Bow T11Jik $70.
Gages, lntnkes & ovcrllow.
BIA approved. 8.U-U71.
l-1.P. Johmon. outbourd
1971, Excel. cond., low hni,
-m.<600 h, Power '"906
IJalr':i;. r.1 .H. Hentnl.8
Santa Ana., 838.(000
1973 27' \V J NNEB A GO
nt0tortlomc, ha! everything.
\Vlnlcr rate!. 962-4587.
Trail•rs, Tr•vel 94S
'74 ' 1' R A V E L Tn1ilcr
w/or v.ithout attnched
roon1. R~nsonable. 64&-7914
IM'!lore 8Pl\1
Auto Servic•, Parts 949
1968 CAMARO ronv. 327,
nuto. Net'ds motor v.'Ork.
'72 AUDI roo GL
A u Io m R ! i c lrl\n11m\5sion,
r&dio, ht~llll'r, uir l'Oll·
dilionin).:. v \ n y) lOp.
1620FTG1
$4377
.,,Pw.leW
9 TOYOTA. ll' I/O, \\'es 1 r n,. r · l\1otor rtone out or car. $500
' l\fel"Cnlillel lrlr, ~p ~:_Jull linn. ~J.3691. 1966 Hnrbor, C.~I. 6<16-9303 equp , r, .,..,g, ll.n1.:11uf!l, etc. F\nD. tam. 61·1-8j68 or VW REPAIR. V ER Y '73 AUDI FOX. 14,(XK) ml, &
644-&lJJ JtEASONABLE. H 0 P.t E like new. Call 612-3361
22' CENTURY Lapstrake CALLS. Nick & Verne, Private Pany.
· inbrd., 215hp. Gray ti.iarlne ""'c:'c:-'c,c76"1
'°'· =~~~-BMW
eng., tandem trlr. pro. <I PORSCHE 914 M~. j;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;; New covers. 536-4616. $100. Call 6iJ...-06:Jj $ID). 1'' Panther, lB/OB. Mm!. DUI.El '"
trlr & cover. Xlnt ski & FRANZ oU filter. Uke nrw BA.VARIAN ocean fishing. :noo Bapide w/Toyoh1 adaptr. SIS.
o,., 67>-0675. c.11 &15-3562. M & i
lS' BAY boat. Oldie but cA;;.n;:.li;.:qi.;u..:•.o•ic;C;.;l.;;11;.;1;,.ic;.;1 __ 9;.;S;.;3: I ~ 11
,' Goodie. $750. M!h'1163 '50 STUDEBAh.'ER 4 Or 0
h111dcruiscr. Xlnt co n rf . R Boats, Rent/Chart'r 908 $495. Call 536-«>60. ' '
42' NEW 0 11is • Ctnft Truck1 962 New '73 Baverles
Fly-Bridge Sport Fishermun. at HUGE SAVINGS!
Plush. Full eleclronlc11, full '71 CHEVY
i:alley, 11hov.·er, elc. Fur PICKUP dmrter by day or week. 6 people max. Fi ... ,,~,~. CHEYENNE cocktail, etc. fiJ6--6G2G da)'5,
962·2301 evenings!Y.'e<!kcnds. l).. Ton, V·S. auto., pwr. slrg.,
Boots, s.n 909 !NU.. CA~1PER TOP. \Vest
COflSt mirrors, many xtras.
BEAUTIFUL Mar. 40 Ketch. CZ3863Cl. \Vcekend sale
~ interest available. Very price thru Sun.
. ~e. "1rlte Cill5Silied SA VE
Ad. No. 76, Daily Pilot, P.O.
Box 1560, O:wlta l.1esa, ~
·14' HOBIE CAT. Blue,
-wtredfwhlte &. blue · ,
}l.1nt ~ "'-'/!railer. $750.
Call &il-1496 Sit.t f o T
appnt.
a>RONAOO Z>, ~:. interelt. --Xlnl cood. Conalacr lll\llller
boat as partial trade. $2995.
• 644-1371 or 556-4170 wkdaf•
LEHMAN 12,
zlnt cond
613-"""
0 Allen
Oldsmob ile
Cadillac
S.'ln OI~ Frwy .. at Avt'.l')' 4~~~~r•
'73 GMC ·~ TON-
PICKUP
XLNT rRE·O\\'NED
B~f\V'!i:
• 'ff, 1800 1'1·4 spl'(X:I
• '70 20022 · lo miles
• 'TI 2800 CSA ·sun roof
• '72 3.0 CSA· lo miles
5 yr, or 50,<XXI mlle wnrranty
available on all JI('\\'
1974 & '73 filf\V's .
fital.Afargucrlte Parkway
Mission V~jo
831·2040 • '95-4949
USE AVERY PWY EXIT.
ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST
AT, 2 Man, 14' VB engine, ~r steering, 0 trlr. inclded, good cond., low ntllea. <~9825N) '1. roo ...... ,OU, 84Hl819 all $3177
1970 17!-' Rainbow Catamaran
ftberglus, lop quRll ty & n l .
ennd1t1oo. """"· Jib $500. -Wt tw14 1974 BMW's ~:95ffiA1LER FOR LIDO JOYOTA in stock rendy for in1mcdinlr.
l'. GOOD co N D I T 1 0 N delivery. Exrellenl savingg 303 011 re1n:linlnR 1973 1nodcls. 1.~ll="°''·-~~c-,-.,,7'-::-:-:c~==-[ l!'MiS Harhor C.111. 646-9 SALE:S .. <.:;I<.:RVICF.-L.F.A~l:\'G
UDO J4, race ready. Sl<XXl. ·n FORD COURIER OVERS~AS Ot:LJV~RY
New U\lma~ Trlr, cover. 7,lnl mi, 11ulo !rans, mag ROY CARVER I Mew east 411. &14-t-159 whls, 5 llQW Iii\'$. -linled • nc.
glass, R &. 11. Pa11('\('(! KOLLS H.OYCE Bl\t\\' &oats, Sllps/Dockl 910 can1per .,,., dual Inside 231 E. 17th St.
lights & cabovr.r :i;.tOT1!.J:"l° Cosln l\fesa e 546-4444
OC'T CATSUN w•• ,.,.._, ........ , •• ,. ·•-~ """" """'. ,....., "'"
'74 Datsun 610
2 Door H.T.
I\ u Ionia ! i c Tr.in11n1lssion,
f111·1ory Hir eonditioning.
tinted ~111:011, 3,tx:Kl actual '69 CONTINENTAL rnll~'S & xlnt. r:ondi1ion. MARK I I I \Vt.•Pkelld s1tll.! price lhru . Sundny, (~;j,JREf. Loaded, low mileage (WXJ..I· SALE PRICE SWJ. $2699 $3895
~ Allen
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
'1t LTD
Only 37.CO'.l miles, faclory a.Ir
c.'Ond., PS. ~B. pov.·er v.·1n·
tk>W!i (73JDTOI.
$1695
Sun J)il'l.'O 1''1"\\')'. at A\'f'l')' House of Imports Pkwy., Laguna Niguel. 495-0800 831--0800 ___ s2_:1-~nso ___ _
'73 240Z
UKE ·NEW
4 ~peed. air ronditionlng. red
with hliil'k Inter i or.
(·106GIN • \Vrekend s a I e
pr!C1' lhru Suo.
Buy Fram An
Authorized
Datsun Dealer
. . --
OCT OATSUN •••• ,.,,..~•· ·~·••'"'·'w-• . ....., °"""' '""" ,.,..,,
'73 MERCEDES BENZ
220
Auto mat I c traruim!sl\on, radio, heatt'r, air con-
ditklnlng. r489HGBJ
$7277
~w.LU!i&
9 YOLYO
1966 Jlarbor, c .r-.f. ~!nm
, . E.'\EC. CARS· rOR LEASE. 240Z , 72. <I JPd , au-, 25,000 Choose from 4 fully C"qulp-
ml,, \Vhlte/Red. no exotic ped low niill'age 450 SE
J:ear. asking jwit $4,:llO. 36 ~lo !ease $215.78 per n10.
4!14-i61<1 OEL + Tex Lie. Serie! FIAT No. 00416. Take your car in 1 -~-----~~-I lrade.
'71 FIAT SPYDER Jim Slernons
Hrl~lr .. S spd., mag. whls.. Import$
lo 1ni., like ne''" heaut. ~301 Quail
Dwuy :¥.!~·-\Veckf'l)d !\(!:)I pott lieRch !111lc prttt'JW(ltfiiu SWiaay. 8.Jl.9300
jl29DSN ). ENTER FROl\11\facARTHUR SALE PRICE
$3295
A7 Allen
l(.J Old smobile
Cadillac
NOW OPEN
Mission Viejo Imports
, le.:11w-1ng MERCEDES BENZ
& FIAT
Con1plf'te Sales &: Service
S8tl Diego Frwy.~at ~Avery Visit Us Soon At
Pkwy., Laguna Nl~el. 28701 /l.targue r!1e Parkway
495-0800 831·0800 l\IJS!lion Vil'jo 49f>.1700 \USE AVERY P\VY, EXIT)
'6!l FIAT, 12-1 Sp!. Cpe.,_ 2S ·72 l\'IERCJ::OES BENZ 280 "l\IPG., Exrrl cond ... $1500. • * . nr offer 6T.t-03J, SE '1.J, dk gn1, cognac int,
JAGUAR fVC, P IB, PIS. Pl\V,
auto lo.::k, Al\111''1\I stereo.
16 MPG. Pvt Ply. Orig
JAG:65, 3.8 Mk II, ,.,1f'eg-, OWIU'. &lu;it t1eU. ~
Very good c:ind, .?tlust set, l\1-B ·n. 450 SL, Black,
SJ500. 543-5357 w/Blk Interior. SI r. r co,
JENSEN
PRICE --
Increase due la ID days •
SAVE
Now • with can in stock
TAX
Mles 1ax up to 6%
.!,tarting April 1-t
NOW
Buy flO\\' &: save all atound ·
MARQUIS
TOYOTA
Best D••I Anywhere!
LEASE OR BUY All Modol1I
OVERS1':A.'i DEUVERY
SPECfALISTS
DEAN LEWIS
VOLVO
1966 Harbor, C.ftt. 646-!l.103
'61Volvo 122-S, 21 m.p.s. $375.
'G4 Chevcllc 11allbu S700,
673---1577.
Autos, UMd
AMC
'69 RAi\1B. \\fgn. VC!ry good
cond. Gas 11aver. l\1icbelln
tires. $950. 675-6456.
BARRACUDA
' •n VEGA STATION WAGON
Clean. lo\\• mileage
(<$73E1Kl
$1995
24,!ll Harbor Blvd.
Costa 1\11$8.
At F'air Dri\'t
546-8017
900 S. Coaflt H.,.,y. '7{) BARRACUDA 3!8. 53K '53 Chevy, good condition. '65
1 ""'""" Be ch T r I u m p h , semi-chopped. .......,....... a mi. HD suspen~lon, 3-spd. S!lK> 846--00M
491.7503 • 540--3100 ftlust sell. Best o f fe r . -==·==;..:.._~~~-
OPEN SUNDAY 11~ PMS ~T.1-=""':::·:.,,...___ CHRYSLER
'73 TOYOTA BUICK l9'l1I OlRYSLER N•w
HILUX PICKUI' '65 DODGE DART GT, 6 cyl, Yol'k_,, oil XI"', now
4 11pd., mag ,.,.,·his., special S350. Call 842-u27 after 6:30 Radial t~. needs some
tirT!I & pain!, tonneau cover, Pl\1.-~~· 552-9100 12pm·7
1'.000 •<"I. ml .. Oetroll m~.1..:..=..C_A_D_IL_LA_C __ -=="------
mrs. \Vcek~rul aale price,---------CORYffiE
good thru Sunday, (75431V).1' ---------SALE PRICE '73 CADILLAC '72 Corvette
$3395 LIMOUSINE Stingray
Everylhing but the
S.'U\ Diego f'rwy. et Avery
Pk1'-7., Laguna Ni«JJel. 495-0IOO ~,,_
'72 Landc111lser
Chauffeur~ Like nt'!w, only 14.(XK) miles.
Fully limousine t>qpt. Save \\'cekend SAii' price thru
thousands! Sold new for Sunday. (398F"WQl.
SIS,ooo. (Se,. 63901. Week· SALE PRICE
""" •"1e S'AVE"' SW>. $5995
® Allen
Oldsmobile
Cadillac 4 \YID, 14,<XXl net. ml., roll
bat'!, 1pa.re tanks, radio,
heater, snow tlret. Uke new. \Veekend 1ale price thru San Diego F°N'Y· at Avery
Sunday, t302CN;rJ. Pkwy., Laguna ·Ni~.
San Diego FN ')'. al Avery
Pn'Y .. Laguna Niguel.
495-0IOO 831--0800
SALE PRICE 495-0IOO 831--0800
$3495 '73 Eldorado COUGAR
'67 XR7 COUGAR. Good
cood. Best Qffer.
C&ll ~f.J693.
DODGE
·72 LTD 4dr, blue w/while
\'lnyl H, T, pv.·r dsk boo,
PI S, Ai\I 1o·M s tereo,
radials. iW6--72tl aft 6PM
'70 LTD Brougham, 2 dr.
Vin. 1p, fact Mir, aJc, full
pwr. Xln't co.nd. iEOO.
ms,5Il6.~. ----~
1969LTD, 2 dr, 1D06t extra1,
One o'ol-·ner, Extra cleiw.
~Ul:i. 5--18-1409
JEEP
-t973 LINCOLN CONT1N•NTAL
t Or. To.,.,'f'ICllf. Xln't CODd.
.l'UJJ)' eqw9p.d. Lw inter,
vinyl roof. !peed control,
6 way p.,.,T iCallf, 11.m/im
rad. w/steroo tape. Will
sell tor $5495. Contact
Pe~I Manager, ~i lDOa baiy C:lub
12'll W. Coast Hwy, N.B.
MERCURY -------·--'70 MONTEGO., Good run.
nlng cond., i25£1. or oUcr.,
67l--0351 M=-ll~S~T~AN~G=--I
'69 MACH I. White, a.Jr,
p/s, disc brks, clean. 1
mvnr. U. mpg, Priced to
sell. M&-4950. aft 6 .
·n 2 DR. Hrdtop. Auto traM,
air, p/b, pis, radio. Good
tires, bOQy & 1l\l. $1975. Call
-~'"-'·~-~--1 ~61 FAsraACK, 6 cyl., auto,
vinyl top, RJH, lT MPG,
Mu.o>t-seli., ~7~
1967 !<.tUSTANG 6 cyl. Green.
Good condition. PH: 6T::>-
..a24-or 67>-0144
OLDSMOBILE
sales ' .51.':'Vice OLDSMOBILE ® Allen
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
Bcauliful Ftremist brov.·n
\\1th beige vtflyl lop and
Sllddle lnlerlor. Joli!! power,
full factory equipped. sun·
roof & Ai\1/Fl\I stereo wltl1
tape. \\o'eekend sale price
thru Sun. •T70HDAl ,
• ., DODGE Dart. Good GMC TRUCKS
condition. Reblt motor. Sl.95. HUND" CARS Sun Diego Frwy. at Avery
Pkv.'Y., Laguna Niguel.
495-0800 131-0IOO
'71 CORONA MK II
Coupe. 4 rpe@d tnmsmW:k:ln,
a.Ir ronditioning, mag
v.•hccls. (QS.ICXW)
$1577
SALE PRICE
$6695
liN Allen
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
San Diego 1''rwy. at A\'ery
Pkwy , Laguna Niguel.
1\ l . 495-0800 831--0800
-
Wt fAUl4 15 MPG. ·n Co""" De VIiie,
TOYOTA Gre<>n v.·lv.tl ite landau top,
-alt a~s. 12,000 ml, $5395.
. '"'=-'''-""'=::.· ------'"""="""'"'°07'o:·~c,,."'""'' ~-~9>)3= '61 CAD. Xlnt cond. All ex·
-"""::::11c.::56:::c7<Yl93=='=.==c----IUNIYElt:ilTY OLDS FORD ""' ttaroor 81"'1.
O>tl.i. .l\teA ~~
1972 FORD 'T.l OLDS OJtlass Supreme. COUNTl'IY $EOAN P.s .. P.R., crube rootrol, WAGON A.1\11P'M, low miles. Excell.
V' e....1...... shape. Any olir.r over S2::i00.
'<.&"'"" Ask tor Thad ~ Cruiseoma.tic t.re.nsmW ion '~--
Power strering PINTO Pov.·er hrakes
Air conditioning
Ai\! radio
P<w.·er rear window
$1195
en PlNTO Runabout. Xlnl
cond. Just o\'er 18,IXKJ mi, 23
mpg, Auto, must sr.11. Only
~l.llW. ~.W4.a, eves, ~1orn.
&J.1-Ul2 PL.~Y~M~O~U=TH~-i
3'.1 F'T. boet lllip DYail. at b' •·4 I ~I
S2 50 t DIR..... Cll inet. • ags. .-. vatc '74's Are Here! . per t. ·~.,y spa('(' rt ·~= 0 --t ~J E SlO; small sailboat space S2 pa y. ,_....,. . ..-x:.: a .c.llJ ' L--+~~~~~=;:=;::::+~'~':!." ~s;1.,';:C11~1.'!;;;;s-;:;:c:-M,mme.diotUltlly,1_r*yJ~ I -per-rt. WANTED-~ SPACE 196.1 Dll'v. ~ 1011 6 cyl., .1 Save On Remaining '731
JENSEN
lNTERCEPI OR
Large &>lection
radio & tape ck-ck. 23,000
1ni. Sll.!ICO. &12-7463.
See al DAILY PILOT Em·
ploye Parking Lol. r-.tonday
through Joliday, 330 \\'est
Bay Strccl, Costa Mesa.
642-4321, Ask for JI.I.rs. Green· 1972 Pl YMOUTH
-Bur-Dn l-Ari)'WMn -=~~A~M!<A~R~O~=f'!~Fr'ft'nn-!Uii~=J~s:!tJM~11URHAN...1---•'
0 TRA -'71 FORD PINTO )TATION WAGONS LEASE R DE ·n CAMARO. '''· '"10, PIS, 5 to choolO from
'74 TOYOTA '"'· mm. '" •'"'' ~·1•· Prl. uty. 548-2554.
for 53 fl. r-.totor Saller spd. & 1972 Proline-Caniper CREVIER BMW &1a-88411 or 968-697:J rblt. eng., Iran...,., enrb. nu 1·lutch. pn!S. plt. ~hocks. Snlr!; e S<>rvlcc • Lcnslni;:
25'-27' Boat Dock $1200, or l)('St olfrr. R97-3907. 20!I \V. !st, S.A. 83.>3171
Oiannel "A'', N.B .. 67J..8fi07 SACRIF'ICE '69 Do d g c __ .cCc.10cc'°c.dc.S:;"=.nc.d°"oy'-'--
Specia\ V.· /Aris 1 o er at Bi\I\\'. roo'l, 197:1, Bci~e. <I
11•1 can1po·r. Xtra g:as lank. spd, nir, r11clials. sunrf, ant·
TrlftlpOJ'latlon Xln't buy. 642-5299. fin strrro radio & tapt• 1;iiiiij!iiiiiiiiiiii~!R; ! 1959 CHF.VY Pick Up lor rl<.'(·k. 10,SOO nil., S:1.~. Co f
91
c S;i lc. Hun..;~. S-IOO. car.:-,Call Da\·c, 8 10 5.
Airer oft ,. ~l-f-.0.15 c':.:7::.'".::••='"~~=~--CAPRI 1911 FORD Pickup, V-S, nu10. s.m. or hc.'!1 offer. Call ---------
a11M" 6. 5.i7-..Q92:'( =----
llot Air J\Rlloon Club ~ow
fomiirut ~ Calif. ~<'"' l'il C'laAA o.'(fuip. only. Profei.s. '72 CAPRI. :::xi. V-6. I.1.
training. l711l 642*:\.i-l:l. '61 G~!C VAN. ltt'\\' Ii ply Blue, Ai\l·F')I. iur cone!,
C S I /R 920' litt!. c11mPtt? Musi-sell. spd~ 0t"l'11r group on~ 0\1 n1•r
ampers, • t ent -j Sll!OO/bsl ofr. S32-936J. Sl?'>O. ~l()...('Alr.1rrJ -
AP.\C11E Tent Top Tm.lier, ·n J."ORD PU. Air cone!, lo •DATSUN ·oo. Jo"utly l'<Jlllpped. Seu n1llcRgl'. Good condition ---------
rond. Sips fi. S.lOO ur best of. $2400/ 1nnkr orfer. 557--0488. '73 240Z
fl.'T', Call 549--0jl'tl Vans 963
·n DOOC:E VAN. B·:l!O. 127
\\'hi b.1SI'. ~ \'-8. Auto,
PIS. P/R, ~i Imel, air,
lu\f/Jof.f 8 trade, ll,000 ml.
s,19;~. :i.'l-1-280.i
of Colors
ln1medintc Delivery
FULL SF.RVJC1':;
DEPARTl\fENT
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \Y. Cot1s1 Hwy .• N.B.
642-9405
MAZDA
MG MIDGET
'62, Perice! condition. "l\fust
sec! Best Oller over $600.
962-7689.
OPEL
·70 OPEl. GT 4i1.000 mill·s.
Xlnt l'Ond nu clutch, ~hocks,
brk pads. gl'I lit'{'S. $189:;/or
bst off. liTJ..-8'145.
PEUGEOT
NEW PEUGEOT
DEALER
CompJrle Snlerand--&.-rvice.
50 con1pac1s on display.
PACIFIC MOTOR
IMPORTS
'72 GMC ~11rri1 4111'11 v.·/
AIMkRn 8' fibcrgl.'!.S!I
a1mper, ln.ilrlf.'d. 67.l-7038
GDl top _sheJI for R' long: b."''· C11.» high ~·tboA.t rack.
642-4518 ~=~'="-OC-'C-~-~1'68. 911 Sportamntic 4spd, '61 CllE\'\'. 11·i ndo\v Van. $5695 "i'2 RX-2. H:tdio/heatcr, nir, rblt NlJ::lnc, new tir'C!! &
All Models! very cir.an. al mpg, $2100. All equipped wnh: .DEAN LEWIS 499-249'1 4 speed traJIJ!.mission, radio. \'d cng"""' , heater, custom exterior. '7 32.000 mi, air <.'Ond. nt'\\' Autornatic transmissions . I l322C0Zl. radials, surprising y good i~ov.·er steenng
TOYOTA mil""'· 12400. 492-;'\03. $1577 Pow" b"k" '70~~ CA.i\l,\RO. AUTO. P S. Al\1 radm
l!l66 Haroor. c.J\1. &IG--!1:1•3 ~~M~:nPRrvATE PAR· ;l)w. l•••• ~~v.·c~~~~~~~~do"'·
TOYOTA 1200 Corolla Sedfln Priced at or beiow LEAS~ ,\ BRAND NE\V '74 ..:..:c.:;C:::Hc:=E::VR~-0~LET=~--CMIMI Ottter extras on some
for only $5.'i25 PE'r n10. 36 TOYOTA \Vholesale Bluebook mos. open «nd. lca.~. 'TI l\fONTE CARLO Landau. Sl395 10 S1795
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
full pov.·er, full fac. equip & 1966 Harbor, C.J\t 646-9.103 See at L>AlLY PlLOT Em· lo mile!'\, 831.-2>40 Dir. ploye Parlung Lot, Monday
·n lftfPALA CUSTO~f 19n FORD tl'lrough 1''Jiaay, S30 West D.EUJ~~dr.Jt.1 u,y COUNTRY SEDAN &y Stl'('et, Costa Mt'Sa.
below wh51e. Beawtilul ln & 10-passenger ta.tion~ agon fDr Mrs. Gremo
out. 831-i»lO Dir: 400 cid, V8 engine
' ' \( . \ ' ': ' ,
L \, ;•, ,• \ f;) \\ll
ero. I\ Che '73 K 5 Power Steering ·69 TOYOTA '11 'agon. VJ • Pov.·er Brakes, Oise Front
2.000 mi on re-blt eng .. new Blaz A. eo-•11· rear tires, Sl700. 557·7148 alt. er ~ ~io !Oller
-'<'o. =~==-o--=-==-I CHEYENNE WAGON Pov.w Tailgate \\'indow
VOLKSWAGEN \V/spccla.l re.movable roof , ' License i67 Et.U
--------I WIO, •1""'i•l Ii...,,"'''°""· Exc<illenl Condition tJS9i22), \\'<>ek~nd gal(' $2095 '6!1 VW Sqbk, auto, v•t>ll
cn?Td for, !Ike ~" S1595.
\\'111 nrrange fin an c in g
962-2!!19
priti: tilru Sunday, See. al DAlhY P JL OT
SALE PRICE Employe Pa.rldnr. Lot, 330
man.
t9n PLYMOUTH SATELLITE CUSTOM
2 seat Station \Vagon
400 Cid, V8 engine
Torquelllte Transmission
tlectronfc Ignition
Air Conditioner
AM Radio
Heavy Duty Suspension
Rool Luggage Rack
License 103 FVY Cycles, Bikes,
Scooters 925 Sl\rk, 6, re-bll P"'-,. lmin, 7lli1·h.-H11 111·,·~. Good ('\'Ind. pain! jo):l. T11pc deck, xlnt sn)l'J~ Rt>fll' Ml f<"tl'd. Oldie S:!~1offrr. 552-lll:zll . 1..,1n1J, •193-366.l 1.970 V\\I Bus. Cir.an, xlnt
hu( (ioolhr. $!19'.i. 411-7614 ---• ,-, s--
$4995 \\'est &y Street, Costa
Mesa, Afonday t h r o u g h
Friday. can 642-4321, 11.,k
tB Allen
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
$t495
tot lolrs. Greenman. '70 !\I z u Kr ~}. J.;qtiljl-'71 J\fAZOA, orlj!;. owner, ri '6t PROSCHE: c. Krlly (.UllU, un • ..... !U RJl"
)>Cd Jor diM.. Unl)reakable 'Ii i Cl{B\'Y \'an. 1111)1{, nuto, R.t.-11, A/C. green, black Inter. A~11J.'M, precitUt', aft 5, 492-3536
fenril?rs. Tran ~nr eotc. r.ood rrnn~rut. $600. s1&1:1. ~1526 1·le1tn. s2:i00. il3J.m1. i'XI l!ITT V\I,' Reallc. less than
Street aCCi'u. alliO. sm. C."11 Iii -:l-174 t"7' R',.') .... 000 -1 29:-, 10,000 mi's. \\'ill Sa.C'. fQr '74 PINTO
64&-6.112. '00 V \V Vall, 20.000 actunl ':·iullo ·~,~t~r. s~. e!!. atc.,1.0::,,""· eo=ru"sc=n~E~9~1'7.~°"""'~ $2550, all 6. 842-7815 RUNABOUT
''I R·-· ~01 •-Hnt Slln Dlc•:-o ~'Y· HI A\'t'I"'
Se<! at DA1L'\' P I LOT
Jo.;1nployt." Parking Lnt. 330
West 811.y Street, Costa
M<'Sa, ft1ondey th r o u K h
Jo"Jirlay. Call 642-1321, ask
for Mrs. G1ttnman. '69 YM.WIA..125; .xlnt cond 1 .. u•"' ~·~ · .,,,~. • J>\m la N. I -1 :'4HQ32 groul'.!. Sih't'r with n1ags . 1970 BUG.GAS SAVER in San Dlegn Frwy, 11t Avery
$.JOO. • '72 HONDA SL, " lkh., M'-'lt47 49~ guna 'fii • MERCEDES BENZ Dill 96"4240 ""'" shape. Muot ttll. Pkwy., 1-na Niguel. 'cy)lndu. awomatlc, --ATLAS-k:1tal $1 00. Needl liUle '7~ CHEV. V11n, V . 11, _ _ G7 9I.2, Xtra clean, niust. a>e SG--7&:;S t'\'t'S. 49s.o800 831-0800 2,2Jl mil6. l550KKFJ
worlc. Aft "5ffl13-%25 Hydram11.t1c, 3.0XI ml .. On WILL BUY YOUR to apprec 500) mi new enn '73 CONVERT. N M. FIM B nd N ,74 $299-S "i31;i BULTACO 230, brlllld \\'arrnnty, 536-31143 DATSUN, TOYOTA 'Tl l\ffi .2.Al 1o ~n. il Auto. MS-3773 . . . .. ,.. MeriO tape, :i.:tr!ls. Like new, ra ew . Chryshlr/Plymouth
now, suprr trick. $850. or 19n DODGE Vftn smrt whl OR VOLKSWAGEN ~ri:·· ~ir,r11rlia1~. '8.1~~ -'-"~'=R"E"'N~A"'U"'L"T=--644-@3121&K--O!IH MONTE CARLO Open Dally Ac Sun. 'Ul lO P1t1
best offt'r. «'·7002. tiit.e. 6 cyl, Y.indowle11s $,1100. PAID ''OR 0" N~ •'ILL O t~ Harbor Blvd. ~ H11rbor Blvd.,
1, ltoNDA CBI~., __ ~-n968-m ·="-'""~-~--~ r "' v i. Dir. ' Y LYO Utnlled offrr! ONLY Costa MCSR 0.111. ~fesa
Q ~.,,. uwi ..,, PAY TOP DOl.J...AR. CALI.. '70 1.tB XlO SEL 6.3 Silver, '72 RENAULT, A/C, RAH. $3599 546 1934 : r~.Ukc new. S-1~ Call A __ ._ .. _._w_._n_t_od ___ 9_68_ KENT Au.EN, 541).()442, 11.l/nt"!Jtlf, lf'lllht'r In I.' AUIO, dlx 1rtm. ~io-· e\'g '70 VOLVO . Al ~r.rve. •
1969YAMAllA1%; MX WE NEED YOUR 1~~~·;.1r·a::rm W:cikl~ ~~ri('~lr mint ('Qnd . ~ :!:~r ~en: HoW:~d0c:~let ·~p~, xl~ ~k!S't:'.
....... ll•L..... CADILLAC 8000 mlJH, tm uao. !!Ml"' '71 MB 2"J SE l5 cpc, IM-"-ne=U"-. ~==~ STATION WAGON M•MMh"' •ml ''"'"'""" ~~~~~~~~· oa•I» 456 N. N•~I. apt IS •
9CHll>43 Aft '5:PM Sharp, t'.lt'an latr model c&rs. ..:::""'.:::..' :;01c::1'::'"· 55::::,7·.::07;:,·'.;.1 ~--~li\Ct.:UTE~ La.!!I of the TOYOTA Nev.·port Beach '-CM Eves, MS-9ll2
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l;apisirano EDITION .N.l:'. Stoeks
VOL. 67, NO. 80, 5 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAllfdRNiA THURSDAY, MARCH 21 , 1974 TEN CENTS
Caspers Pre-campaign Collections: $138,000
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
Of ttw Diii, l"llol Stitt
Si.ipervi..sor Ronald Caspers of Newport
Beach collected more than half the
$267,ll60 in total campaign contribu1ions
made to Orange County's f i v e
supervisors during thei r durrenf terms of
office .
Disclollure statements on file in the
Orange County Registrar of Vorers o''.ire
in Santa Ana show Caspers collected a
war chest of $138,000 between his election
in 1970 and the disclosure deadline of
Dec. 31. 1973.
The list of major oontributions -those
over '500 -doesn't include donations
made at fund-raisers held so far this
year for the three board members up for
re-el ection in June.
Caspei-s and Supervisors David Baker
and Ralph Clark face voters this year.
Both Caspers and Clark already ha\'C
bad $100 per person receptions in their
honor this year.
Baker. whose Second District
represents mosi of western Orange
County , deposited just under $'20,000 in
his 14·ar chest during the iff-election
year:s.
Anaheim's Clark received $25,72{) in
doilations since his election in 1970.
According to his state1nent, all of that
mooey has been spent payiog off
campaign' debts and his upcoming
election will require further donations:.
Supervisors Ralph Diedrich o f
Fullerton and Rebert Battin of Santa Ana
have another t""'O years before reelection
lime but both have started raising
money.
Battin's supporters. a group known as
Friends of Robert Battin, raised $29,18.S
between his election in 1972 and the end
of 1973.
Of that. he still has nearly $20,000 left
ln the till for future use. He will bt: a
candidate for lieutenant governor this
year and is free to spend that money in
Saddlebacl{' s Trustees
Set Election for Three
'
Ends Holdout
Brannon Resigns
Under Pressure
By JAN WORTH
Of"ltii"DilY l"llilf-lrllf"
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leave the hoa_rd_followiog a bookmaking
oonviction. -
Thursday had been declared by the
Orange County Department ()( Education
Saddleback College Trus' :e Alyn
Bamon of ~~ta Ana resigned under
"""'""' Wednesday Diglrt, end i n g -several weeks-of suspense-as-to whether
be would keep bis verbal promise to
.aa the last ~le date they oould
process his reslgnaUon papers In time to--::;;-
replace him on the J une 4 ballot.
Clementean
"Fights $400
Water Bill
Brannon sat silently through an hour of'
a special emergency meeting called by
the board ·to determine how to fill their
vacancies in the light of a surprise
resignatioo of board president John Lund
and a.new slate law enacted Friday.
Vlhen the board had decided to set an
electk>n to fill three vacancies. rather
I.ban making provisional appointm~nts
allowed by a new law, Trustee Hans
Vogel finally addressed. Brannon.
"We can •t make this motion wrtil "'e
San Clemente resi4,ent Charles Dyer is know how many vacancies there are going lo be," Vogel said. "~fr. Branoon, used to paying an average-sired water are there going to be three?''
bill to the city of San Clemente. The other l\\o'O -caused by the
But a bill demanding more than $400 resignations of Vogel and Lund -
for the normal period was a bit too already had been made legal by the
much. submi.ssioo of lettt"rs to C.Ounty Schools
And the resident said so \Vednesday Assistant Superintendent Dewey Hlllman.
LEAVES COLLEGE BOARO
Saiddleback Trustee'Brannon
2 ·San Oemente
Councilmen Make
Good on Promise
District's
Cost Set
At $25,000
After several hours of hashing over
their legal alternatives. the SaddJeback
College board of lr~ecs decided 'A'ith a
+'.?·vote \\lednesday lo call an ~ection to nn lhelr thrtt upcoming Do a r d
vacancies.
rarticipating in the election, "'bicll
coincide! with the prQnary, 1'ill cost
diitMd taxpayers about '25.000. llut the
majority bloc on the board, along 'A'ith 20
tf'achcrs arxl students "'ho came to urge
an electioo rather than appointments,
said they believe the money would be
\.\'ell Spent.
Letvlng the board June 4 are llans
Voge(, 'A'ho resigned because he bought a
houSe outSlde his trustee area. and Alyn
Brannon. "'ho was coovkted o f
bookmaking.
Fonner board president John Lund ol
Laguna Beach has already left the board.
He resigned ~!onday e f f e c t i v c
immediately for unclear reasons.
The series of resignatiom began late
la.st year when d\arter trustee Michael
Collins rf'!igned to give more time to his
law praclice. He quit in time to be
replaced ~1arch 4. however, and new
trust('(? Nonisa Brandt of Irvine 'A'aS
sworn in al \\lednesday's meeting.
his rare for higher office.
Dtedrlch has almost no money left 1n
his campaign coffers , acoording to
reports on file .
He grossed 154.800 at a single fund-
raising dinner thal wound up rostine: '
nearly '6,000. The nel of $46.400 W8S ll9l'<I
lo repey par! of a large lo.an he made to
his own campalgn in 1972.
Ca~rs· list of major off . vei r
contr1buton is the'JDCl!it atensh·e. ot the
five,.(!OUntV bo.ird members.
Festival Royalty
S1nl.'\! thl' law requires only <l1sclo~11n·
or rtlDjOr donors, ii is dvt.tbtfuJ !11UI\\ ul
!hr es111n:itcd 500 f>t.."'Op!1· \1·ho altt•nclM
his rt•i:rn1 :\l·11:poner Inn fu11d·rtu . .;1·r 11111
be IJ!):lt'<I
\lany uf those present :.it 1hc $\01)..p1·r
person cocktail party Wt!rl' lOll roun!y
offic1;:il s. 11 '7o :irt• pr ohth'tc I tirnl' r ~1;1 1"
t•ll't.1JOn l'Odes fron1 :utc.nd.ng a fund·
raiser unll!.~S J;!i\·en lrl"(' 11<·kets.
Uut the crvY.'d dill includl' a 1argr
t~e-e CA.\ll'AIC.\, l'a1te 21
Eduardo Bravo and Kathy Rymer. each decked out 1n traditional
costumes. reign over Tuesday's annual celebration at l\11~ion San
J uan Capistrano heralding return of swall ows. \'oun,[!slcrs. puplli.
at Old Mission School. were scl el'IC(( on basis of al'\i\•ities anti fan111~
lineage. Every stude nt parlicipatcd in Sr. J o~cph L>a y pageant which
included folkdancing, singing and rituals. Rites were conducted at
foot or statue honoring mission founder. Father Junipero Serra.
Alien Fares Jeopardi ze
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when he took his plight to city ·-"Well. I've got my letter right here ,"
i-·1~---.;:COiiilcl=.;~liri'-e'-n•.~· ---~~---'----FBrannon·said-making-no-moYe-to-produce
'Ibe dilemma is that the city insists it.
Two San Clemenle city councilmen
made-good------oo---campa.isn-promiscs
\\'ednesday at their first session since
being sv.·om into office.
\\lednesday 's speeia/ meeting was •n-+ • -t•
called to determ ine hov.· a qew la~ ,.,.,......,.b. -a~~·· -:1.JQen-se'"' ;;i;:n£·li b\ r;o\'. Reagan Friday woola--T u~ f;li-;\/It-11C -,-~ ~·-----------<
t1flcct tne three \'aca: ies facing !he
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that there was no mistake about the "I'm afraid before we go any farther
amount of water that passed through \ve 'JI have lo see it," Vogel said. Since
Dyer's meter while the man was away on Hillman \\'as in the audience, he
vacation. confirmed that as the superintendent's
It was 15 times more than normal -representative he could aocept Brannon's
yet the house was empty. letler then and there. making the
Dyer woo a delay on payment of his resignation official, effective Jwie 4.
heavy tab when councilmen agreed to Brannon took the letter out. borrov.·ed a
look at a few subsequent bills to see for pen trom Vogel to sign ii , and gave it to
themselves the average amount that Hilln1an.
Dyer u.ses. Then, the motion to call for an election
Jn the meantime. the mystery of proceeded, with Brannon and Trustee
nearly 41000 gallons o( wasted water Donna Berry voting no.
remains. Brannoo, 43, is a charter member of
The city staff ascribes to the theory the board. His sentencing on th~ single
that a toilet m3y have gotten stuck at the bookmaking count is scheduled for A-larch
house during the period and the water 'r/.
coursing through the tank 24 hours a day
Olllld easUy have racked up a t:ib ol
(See WATER, Page Z)
Oraage «:east
Weather . . .
The weatherlady calls for fair
skies Friday excepl some low
cloud~ in the morning hours.
Increasing high cloudin~ Friday.
A little warmer days. Highs In the
mid ana \fppet sos. -Lows in the
high tos.
INSIDE TODAY
A La& Vegaa casino mmiager,
who was erpeccea to testify
ogainit the Mafia. ha! bee11
11ain along with. hi$ wife in
who' lOaS colU!d a proftulonol
"rubout job." Sto~. Page 4.
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S·wallows Fail
To Corne Back
AfERIDIAN (AP) -Like at San Juan
Capistrano. spectators gather every SI.
Joseph's Day for the. swallO\\'S to relurn
to roe old tiferi~ian Bridge over the
Sacramento River.
This year the birds didn't come.
Old-tlmen said maybe they found out
the bridge is to be demolished.
ll they could only know: Archilects of
the ne'A' bridge are plaMing hundreds of
little ledges. designed specially to . hokl
swallow nests.
ANA.HEI~t CONFAB
SET TO MUS IC
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"I Belttve in Music'' is the lhtme for
the 1074 ~fwlc Educators Nat'6ool
Confe1tnce lo be held for the nt1t five
days in Anaheim.
1bc musical gala will dra\\' more 1Mn
t,000 studenUJ from Orange Coonty as
well u prominent mu!lic personalltlts.
See s1ory and picturtS on Page 8.
Councilman Tooy DiGiovanni -a
newcomer lo tbe panel -v.·on C'!>Ullcil
concurrence for a staff study on a
· possible city·tinanced census.
And Ma yor Thomas O'Keefe won
agreement on a plan !o set up a fresh
commission to estabhsh architeciural
controls in busin ess and mulliple-
residcntial areas.
DiGiovanni campaigned hard on n
form at calling for lhe census as a means
to raise new city re venue. .
Citing success 'A'ith a recent census 1n
San Juan Capistrano, the do1A'ftfo1A·n
bUsinessman said San Clemente aiuld
reap new state tax rebates for every new
resident it found above estimates set by
1he California Department of Finances.
Every new resident logged in the city
could mean $18 more a year for the city,
and estimates are that ~everal thousand
new residents mi ght exist.
Councilmen ordered the city staff lo
begin mapping plans for such a census.
O'Keefe's main vktory \\'ednesday
tStt PROMISE. P:ige Zl
hoard.
At first , Deputy C.Ounty Counsel Spence
Cove't said it looked like a June 4
election to replace any of the three v.·ould
be impossible, considering the lega l
requ iremeflts of' puhlish.ing oot.ice and
gi\'ing candidates lime to file.
But he concluded that though the filing
period fOl' candtdatcs 14·iJl last only tl'l'O
weeks fron1 loday -to April 5 -I.he
pre-election proo:ss v.·ill fulfill the Jetter
of the la'A'.
Trustees and the teachers and students
v.1\o attended the meeting discuslied at
length ¥lhether appoinflng ~tees to
ternporarily fill the vacancies was a
better choice than calling for an election
<1s soon as possible.
"I feel the need foc a band aid,"
Trustee Donna Berry of ~tisslon Vie,io
S.'lid. She and Trustee Alyn Brannon. who
cast the two votes against the election,
also Complained or the cost involved.
SllelJOlnl<d to tho f1'C\ that~tlle-9chool
(See ELEC110N, Page ZI
* * * Trustee Tears
College Boord Mernber Upset
A quiet verbal exchange between the
two woman members: of the Saddlebock
College board or trustees leit one of them
in tears and drew protests from a faculty
member Wednt5day.
In a disc:u.sslon on whether to make
appointments or call an tlection to flll
three vacancies on lhe board , Donna
Berry of Mission VI Jo was defending the
appointment procedure as the best wiiy
to provkie quick lej(jershJ.p for the school
ln light ol it! upcoming hearing on a
threatened de-annexation.
She said the board coukl do better to
~ nominees for the thrtt posts.
conduct inte:rviews, call for community
involvemti:Dl . and make Ille
appoinlments:
Then Norrisa Brandt of Irvine,
recently elected from a slate of seven
candidates arxl the board's newest
trustee, interrupted.
"Were )'OU elected, Mn. Berry'!" she
asked.
"No, I was not. tit n . Brandt,'' ~1n:.
Berry replied tersely. She broke \nto
tears, left the room, and didn't· relum
Wllil just btfort the vote.
Faculty member ~Jonte L a 8 o n t e
protested Mn. Brandt's remark.
"~1ra:. Berry Ls a good trustee and has
our best inlerest at heart.," ht: said.
"Without a doubt. I agree," Mrs. Brandt Pkl. ,
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Tustin Police Chief Joseph J. Kcllr
\\'amed t<A'O taxicab companies todu~
their licenses may be In jt.'Opardy 1f they
continue to give rides to illegal aliens
"·ho jump from passing trains .
Kelly, former chief in Laguna Beach,
said 'ne does O(Jt mean to irnply that !he
cab companies are involved in alien
smuggling operaUons but that the y hiiVC
not done enough to help police stop the
tide of unreg istered immigrants coming
In from -Mexico.
TuStin ls a major mnux point for the
alens. "'ho ride the »<alled "Al1t·n
Express" from San Diego lo }obs in the
Lo.s 1\nge les and San Joaquin Vall<'Y
area.
One nl~ht this week, an estimated Hlo
aliens jumped .from the freight ear<> of
the Santa Fe train in Tus'lin but 1Aait1nR
police and federal officers managro II>
capture only 18 or them.
Immigration officials said mnny of
ffl)5e who escaped probably caug}11
taxlcab! -a favorilc n1ean s ol
transportation for illegal aliens in thl·
Los Angeles area.
Tv.'O aliens capturro this \.l'ttk ~\~re
nabbed by police after they flagged do\\n
a patrol car. mistaking it for a cab
Kelly said be has sent official letten to
the Blue-White Cah Company and lhe
Yellow Cab Company. both of Santa Ana .
advising them to cut down on such ilhcrl
traffic.
In his letter. Kelly said. "It sippcars \I)
n1e )'OU art offering llp service: 1n
connectk>n With this problem."
"I am edvising you that unless I c;in
see that po~ltlve step!! 'Nl\'C been takl'fl 10
preclude this type of acllvhy, I Intend to
challenge the continuance of your llcen11e
to optr•te a cab scrvict In this city."
A spokesman for the TusUn Pollet
Depertmtnt 1aid today officers "ill
coolinue to be on the lookout for cabA
carrying suspectro aliens even though
cabbtes have compl1\ned they are being
ha....,.. by police.
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Se\·l'ral dn\'crs. \\ho a":.kcd no! lu 11''
1dcnt1flcd. ~aid tlu· poll<'" h;1\1· h1•1·~
;1pproarh1ng t',1e1r c:ilis t:~1·r1 v.h~·n thcv
urc crnptv to chr·ck thl.'rn ou1
Thi'\' all n111tl'tl lh;i1 <;<1rru: dt!\l't'' I(,,
pick iip al1l'!ls l>u l thal '-'Jllll' h<i\'1• b<.'t'rl
stopped h~ poliC<' \\htl1· ('arr~ 1 n 1:
~lex1ran·ATnl'rJc<1n cJ111.en.'i.
Tht• lir1\·ers' protests arc !ll'lt :.h:ircd by
l't'l!o1r l 'ah i ompan,\ owner c :1t·n Ca1n\:.s.
11 ho sa1li toda;.-he is ROJng to l'OOp<:ratc
fully 111th 1h1.• police rNJu~r
"I :1m n1akin~ m1 driver<; read !he
letter frorn Kelly and then sign 11 a-. a
prcimisc not to pick up SllS}W<'t<'rhlli~··
Lia1ncs said.
lie said drivers woo rl'fUSt· to t;1kc \ht•
promise y.·1!1 be flrt'd and th:it J>C-011lc
h;n·c bt"'<'n hrt'd 1n the l).'1 <>! for
part1cip:111ng in that kind of aC0\'1l y.
Fies la Brcakf ast
Sh!lcd Saturday
l~or Capistrano
/I trad1!1()nal Ne-;!a brc~kra~I will he
!'et\'f'<I S.'1h1n.lay tiy nirmb•:rs nf lhl S.11\
Junn Capistrano \Vom.in'5 Club and lhfl
carll!jtrano Rotary.
Sc>r1 in;: hour!! 'A'tll bt.· fron1 i 10 11 .~ ni.
n1 31 ~12 ~:1 Homo St.
,\It-nu llC'm.<> \1 ill hi• pan ca k •':..
sauS&gfll . scrnmbl~ "A~~ Olnd
~·erai::e• Tickctll ar" SI 50 for adult i
and $1 for ctuldren under L2
Harry Ofsu':-o 1111 RGtoiry rb~1rn1.1n ;ind
;\lrs JC>hn Givt>n 1s 'Y.on1an\ ('lub
chairman. She is assisted by \Ir\ ~:dgttl'
Bontay CC \lcCary and ~I r~ {;u:'\laf
Sll·an<;on are 1n ~Arif.:! nf lickel!S
Ticket..111 ilre a\'ailablc fmn any club
· m('mt)('r or at th:-door No rt•5er1all0lli
art llC'l'<hd
'f'ht ClllbhOU.<>t" L l>fk' block ( r0C:,
Saturday'5 parudl· rot.lit·
!) • ···' ~1L v 1 )~ 1n.or•llay, "'"irin (J ~ • , ;..:.··-=-----------===::;--
t. Practice Blaze
Real Tliing
A. prnctice firefighting drill
$1.ag~ by the Costa ~\lesa Fire
Ocp:irtml'nt t.umed out to be the
real thlng Wednesd~ night when
the blaze at an old •·tnrehouse got
out of hand.
F'lamcs from the abandoned
structure at 12.59 \\la ·ehouse lload
• :\djacenl to liusy HHrbor Boulevard
could be seen for 1nilcs and smoke
blanketed the \vest side of lilt city.
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Authori1ics 11.ho said I h e
deliberately ~~ practice blaze ac·
tually ·raged uncontrolled for about
rive minutes called 1n Nc·wport
Beach Fire Departml!nt L:.:iils for
aid
They tinall~ t'Onlrollc~ the flames
and instc·ad of e"1ingu1s h111g them
as planned ro allo\\ addit1~oal fi re
fighting exerc1st'£ a~a1n 1on1ght and
Friday they lt"'l it bum down.
N ixon Estate
:Gets Seventh
Tax A ppraisal
D.owntown
Po st Office
A campaign to retain downtown post
office services for San Clemente -
rein!orC\.>d "''ith petitions bearing 5,300
nan1es -came lx>lore city eotu1c iln1<.'n
\\'ednesday.
And the panel agrct>d quickly to )oin
other local entil iC'S in endorsing the
cnmpalgn which was launched earl y last
month by ~lr:s. Margaret SI.realer.
The ~'Oman's carnpalgn d r cw
widespread su pport from businessmen,
their customers and t.10usands of 01her
res idrots c.'Oncemed over the shift of
post office headquarters I~ a . new
m.illion--dollar building oo Averuda Pico.
"I don't know how successful the
counet1's re90lution wilt be.'' said Mayor
Thomas O'Keefe, "but it's worth a try."
Councilman Paul Presley heartily
endorsed the resolution as well .
•·We've asked them (the federal
government) for so much already that it
couldn't hurt to try again," he said.
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Pru·k Off e1·
StiI·s Flap
In Cle1nenie
An attempt by n group or San
Clemen.le residenu k> literally call
Mayor ~Thomas O'Keefe's b I u r r
Wednesday fell flat, but not before 1he
mayor and a neighbor squared o(f at .a
eity couqcil ~ion. •
O'Keefe earlier this year had said he
would be glad to dedicate an unused
blufftop !tripe at his home for use u a
\'iew park.
That issue arose "'hen nearly three
dozen residents of Aveoida Cordoba
petitioned I.he coUncil 10 take up
O'Keefe's offer or the strip ol land.
The trouble Is that the only other piece.
of property within the city limits that
could serve as access i.1 the site ol a
dream house planned by a retired Nav)'
officer.
And he was livid at the idea when he
approached coonctlmen Y.'edncsday.
Dale Foultz asserted that his property
was being proposed "just so the mayor
can have his own park."
O'Keefe, serving at his first session as
council head , ruled his future neighbor
out of order. • LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
'.congressional Wl.it this week conducted :the seventh, appraisal in five months on
!Fresklent Nixon's seaside estate at. San
·Clemente, the Los Angeles Tunes
~JePOrted today.
Mrs. Streater said t'be prime.reason for
\awichlng the drive focused on the
hardships to elderly resident.& without
cars. Olher palions of Ole .downto\\'11
postil services would be strongly
affected as well,, she said. 'fop three win ners in annual San Clemente Sorop-at left. She took top honor. ltobcrt Shepard won O'Keefe declared that his offer still
stood on the dedication idea, but
emphasized that he never started the
idea in the first place: 'The suggestion
came during a heated nearing on
proposals for a park on C.On:loba.
"It ~ time that the people ~
oonsidered in plans such as these, and
placing-a post ofrice headquarters on·the
outskirts of 1he city is terrible for people
\\hi need a full-service post otfide branch
downtown."
tnnist Club citizenship award program show off second-place and Patricia vanderKaay won lhird-
certificatcs after luncheon \Vednesday at a local place award. Other winners were Rodney Roberts
restaurant. Kelly Smith. this year·s Junior f\1iss. is and Stephen \Vaddington.
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~ u-cmducted by .lhe staff of th6.Joinl
!~!-committee oo--1~
'-Revenue Taxatioo. It reportedly took
.. place Tuesday.
JDltial plans-by postal authorities call
for ~lble~arrangement "!"Ith a
OOwntown busineM to handle some Post
OffiCe:dufJes on a lease arrangement.
Firerrien Provision Bill
~"' Since November, appraisals of the 'tstate ~ve been conducted by the state. ~e County, twice by the Internal
l-ue Service. twfe< by the I.mg
Beadl real estate appralaiag firm ol
Mn. Streater insisted that ~t plan
~ not provide an adequate fevel of
servic;e_. .
Copies of the petitions are going to
President NIX'OO. the Postmaster General
and Regional Postmaster Hector Godinez
ln Santa Ana. Legislators a1So Will re-
ceive the docwnents, she safd.
Pleases San Clemente
Bowdle, Booth and Drumm, lind..,,. by
!he joint congresolooal unit, !he Times
said.
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CAMPAIGN CONTIUlJUTIONS •••
number of mnuenUal '.;uinemnen. ~ if]t'. gave Casper! $ 5, 0 0 0 ·
Jobbytsts representatives ol cltilens Dona.lions of $2,000 each came from
.groups 8.nd'""otber! •who deal with the PonderOll Hom", Inc. and Occ':idental
~county bureaucracy oo a refUlar bull. Laild: ~and Development C o m p a n Y .
Of the ina.kn' donon listed on \be five· ~ ol Lake Forest.
superrilors' discl0$Ul""t documents,· f~ ·~Com,ibutions of $1 ,IXXI were made ~y
85 percent are the same greuP' of Vf'N:""O>Uim Rad~; Avco: Raub,. Bein
,_ __ ,lobbyl.ts.developw antLco~and.l'ro<~ an architectural finn; Rinker
either do business directly with the Devet02ment Q:mpa.ny ; Mc Ke o n
county or depend on its staff f« perm.ill Comtna.."tio~: "Orange ~nty Medi cal
and other actioru. Supply, which contracts with the County
The biggest single contributoi to super-Medical . Center: Big ~yon devc.loper
visorial campaign co!fen w:i.s the Irvfue Ben DQne and .Sheriff s Lt. ~radl~y
of Dec. 31. Top company olficial1 were Gates, who ls .Jlllfllng for sherilf this
al.!O ln attendance at Ca11per1' Newporter June.
Inn gathering. Gaspers also got a Jl ,800 donation frotn
The company gave $4,500 to ca.specs, Fullerton minister W11llam Grady, $1.~
$1.000 to Baker, $2.100 to Clark, Sl ,000 to lroffi: RIC'nerd ~ordan an~ $1 ,260_ 1n
Diedrich and noflhing to Battin. . earnmgs on his campaign savings
Donations were also made by the account.
company to the losing efforts of former Notable among Caspers' list of donors
supervisor William Pllillips, defeated by was Orange County I>ernocratic boss
Diedrich, and William Wenke, beaten by Richard O'N'eill , who gave $500. Caspers
~ttin. __ . is a Republican.
Other's appearing consistently on the Caspers' biggest ftmd raise r during lhe
donation lists are .VTN of <?range County off.years was a $1 ,000-a·plate dinner at
Inc., the Mlmon VieJo Company, the Chez Cary restaurant in Orange,
Occidental Land Development Company, which reportedly netted J27.400 after
Collins Radio. Avco Inc.. t.tcKeon payment of the $2.550 dinner tab for 30
Construclion Company and attorney H. guests.
Rodger _Howell. . Out of his war chest. Caspers has paid
San Clemente city manager Kenneth
Carr today v.·as "extremely encouraged"
at nC"ws that a minimum-wage bill not
cont.1ining a fireman-overtime provision
has wOO a strong endorsement from the
!louse of Representatives.
Wednesday's emergence of lhe House
version of the bill means that a
controversial proposal to place the
nation's firemen on 40-hour shifts will be
hammered out in joint-conference
committee.
Earlier this month the Senate approved
a bill of its 011.11 \\-1lich Carr termed
extremely damaging to ·local fire·
protection service because it would force
the city to pay firemen· {now on -'12-hour
shifts ) overtime for hours: \llOrkl'd after .... '
He and other local officials said that if
the provision were to pass, San Clemente
would have to either raise $100,000 In new
overtime funds, or cut back on its
firefighting manpower.
U manpower cutbacks were to take
place, the city"s new north substation
might be in danger, he said.
"We're extremely encouraged that.
there will be a satisfactory compn>mise
now that !here are two different versions
headed for committee bargaining," Carr
said.
Earlier. Ca rr had expressed grave
concerns because the Senate's approv al
of the fireman provision w a s
overwhelming.
From rage I Lobbyist Frank ~ticbelena handed out back a $45 600 Joan he made to his own
$3_.000. in donations -Sl ,000 each to lflD camPaign, doled out $18.785 to ELECTION Diedr1~h. Caspers and Clark -. a~ was Arnold Forde, his chief fund ra ise r. and • • • c~mP'.11~ manager ~or Phi 11 i ps • paid $3.392 to Tom l',uent es. nis current ·--.. . . . .
D1cdr1ch s opponent 1.n 1972. .. ~veral chief. administrative_.;issistanl, f o..x....,._js__abouL.to face 1t£..Juit-public-hear-1ng-l---~an<1go-:-he-was-t'hilltpS"-1op-aid · campaign services. f.larch 27 on the threatened de-~ir Cali~odmia 1 Pres,ldtenl 1
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1 That leaves a total or $59.730 in his "'ar annexation of the Tustin Unified School Clifford n"1 aou a o a o ,Oi1\l ch 1 t 1· r ·" II t"" t ti ,~ · _ c o· cdrich cs · no coun ing Uhus co cc t.."U a ie District portion of the college district. rhree supervisors aspcrs. 1 Newporter party.. . ·
and Clark. . Caspers ha~ vowed to limit his primary If lhe de-annexation goes through. 1t
Caspers' list. of donors ts l~gthy and election spending to about $95,000 -50 \Yill mean loss of 17 percent of the
in.eludes .many notables in coonty cents per registered voter in his Fifth school's student body and 25 percent of business circles. District.
The Irvine Company split ils large Baker, whose district includes the
Caspers donation among top company Orange Coast cities of Hunlington Beach.
officials . including $500 contributions Fountain Valley and Seal Beach. had
from late company president \Yilliam $19,9::.0 in his campaign coffers as of the
t.lason and current president Ray end of t!ne year.
\\latson. He has never spent a great deal of
The dc\'cloprn cnt firm of Canyon money in his three previous successful
ca mpaigns but this time, he faces two -9lAN61 COAST
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a er ClalmSlicriever seeks do nations
from big-money interests. but his !isl of
major donors includes 16 "vollmteers''
\\'ho gave Sl.000 each during his current
term of office. ~lost of th e 16 are h1g
companies or represent bus i n l's s
interests and de\"eloprrs.
They are Richard Smilh, \YIHiam
Foster, Ron Lane. John Lusk. Rossn,oor
Corp .. John Klug, Si Fluor, Larry Deane,
f..terrill Butler. Dale Stcwnrd . the Irvine
Comp.any. William Lyons. Don Kol l.
Robert Ov.·en, Alex Robertson and II.
Rodger Howell.
its revenu~producing assessed valuation.
"I'm in favor of the elect ive process,"
\1ogel said. "The.re's a great deal of
consternation in the public with the
flurry of resignations we've had here.
"'In the realrn of public relations, "'e
have to think about those who ha ve been
critical of us. If v•e appoint new trustees,
'no matt;h-OW you cut it. ft will be bad
P.R. Our critics "i ll feel thwarted once
agai n ... and I don't think this school
needs e.ny 1nore bad public relations
right "°"'-'' "l'm tired of the cloud O\'er th is
place," said Saddleback band and
orcbestra director t.tonte LaBonte, v!'ho
has been with the SC"hool six years.
"I'd like lo see that clqud taken care of
... the election process is the only way
to gh•e tJeoplc an opportunil y to make a
statemC'nt -10 tell this college what
changes they want.
"Then if they're still not happy , they 'd
ha\'C to put up or shut up," he colX'luded .
1.-.'e Rhodes. president of .I h e
''BuL the news this morning shows that
the House is just as strongly in favor of a
bill without the provisioo in ii," Carr
added.
If the city firemen were forced into 40-
hour-a·week shifts it ·would end a
traditional small<ity format of having a
fireman to work three days st ralght and
Jive at the fire Station during the shift.
Jt would change the forma t to
resemble the standard shift schedules as
they are used i.n police departments.
Such a change would requlre additional
men to make sure all shifts "·ere
covered.
Fron1 l'age l
PROMISE • • •
invol ved a ca mpaign to ask surrounding
cities about their 011.·n teclmiques to
upgrade archite c ture in new
construction.
Carr pru1niscd lo send letters to dozens
of cities so eounci!n1cn here can study
altemate proposals.
• Lcgisl~Lion has cxislt'Ci for years on the
city books allowing p I an n i n g
commi ssioners lo function as a review
board. but O'Kcefe said thal the
commission is so bogged do\vn on zoning
and other plannlng matters U1at the issue
has fallen by the wayside.
J le said he envisioned a commission
functiOiling on its own lo
irnpro\·emenls in esthetics
design s.
recommend
in building
The residents there successfully killed
lhat plan and during discu.sslon one man
said that if the city thought a view park
so i!esirable, then O'Keef~'s blufftop
property on Camino Capistrano should be
a fine candidate .
O'Keefe, at that scssioo , rost to the
bait and made the offer.
"It still stands,'' he said al
Wednesday 's session. "but IC't it be
emphasized that it's not at my initiation ...
Cowicilmen decided. ho~'ever. to place
the matter in mothballs. They on:lered
the residents' petitions received and
filed .
Frorn Page I
WATER ...
more than $400.
"The water went through the pipes ...
it was used. and it seems to me that
someone ""ill have lo pay for it." said
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Notably a~ni from most of 1hC'
donation lists are e nvironment a I
organizations and labor unions. though
Pele Remmel, executive of the Orange
County Labor Council. did 1:11tend
Diedrich's $1.0QO.a·plnte dinner. Saridleback Faculty Association. added
1h111 appointments lend to perpetuate
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Burning Body
Found in Grass
SAN Dli\1AS (UPI) -Sheriff's
deputies di500v(ftd the burning bod y of
an unldtntlficd man tt1 a gras.,y road.!Lide
knoU overlooklng a ehkkcn· ranch.
The deputies said the b1azt was
difo)vered Wednesday by a motorist and
put out wi th a fire extinguisher.
Flames and smoke from the blaze were
seen by Nell Sheehan , owner of the
ranch. 'Ille dtad man appc$ired to be Jn
his 30s, deputl,. uld.
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"\Vhe ther \\'e admit it or not, when "'e
appoint ""e tend to choose people we
like.'' he said. "The public seems lo be
lndica ttng it wonts a change from the
\\'ay things 3re."
0:1\•id lla\l , president of the Associated
StUdcnt &dy. said the faculty's opinion
al~ holds true for students.
"One of the greatest things about this
last campaign (which replaced chafter
trustee Michael Collins with Norrisa
Brandt of lrvlne) was that the student
could work for the candidate he or she
llkod .
"tn 11 campaign, every student. has a
chance to get tnVolved, ·not just the few
who Are selected to work on an
appointment rommlttet."
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TV HIGHUGHTS
CBS II 9:00 -Comedy Pilots. Two prospective
TV series based on movies are aired tonight. "Side·
kicks'' (from the film "Skin Garne") stars Lou Gos-
sett as a bll~k man posing "as a slave and Larry
Hagman as his white buddy who "sells" him to un. wa~ buyer~. "Slither" with Barry Bostwick and j'
Patti Deut sch was inspired by the recent movie of I
11 the same name.
NBC 0 10:00 -NBC Reports. The first in a two·
part. ser!es on possible solut~ons to the energy crisis.
Tonights segment deals with the problem of oil.
Frank fi.1cGee narrates.
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Thursday
Evening
al) P1no111111 NMll
9:00
0 COMEDY CON Men Shokt * Up the Wool-EW SHOW MARCH 21 "Sidekicks" Act~un
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• ~;~CIJ~@~Cu1 N1ws ~wit: (CJ {l~I) ,.., comedy pilot
8oa11111 proletts. "SiOffkb" st1ri Lou GDS·
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Robert Wq:Mr. methanlc and P1ttl ~IS the fD HNuodet L..tir last·lal~inc 'll'Olfllft wllo ,,111111ses
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tu Ustinov. lllhn Gnin. Mortin Woodw11d and Barbara Col·
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B1ad!ard 01Um1n. -Willer Pid~an, Ctorae S1nd1n.
Ii /'Iowa "Whiles, Dolphins l Men" O (11) Q.1 W Wide Wo11d ti [n·
lueves de Ciala tertalnmtnt
C111v1n1 Mu"'•' Q) Mo'tlt: "Uttlt CiitRI" {drll) '3J•l2:00 (i) Dr. lrtnt K_IU01l1 ,,
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m a museum lilt, not •nowin1 lhe11 oun1 ..
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DAYTIME MOVIES IJ~ (CJ "l't11111 D111lel I Mnt" l~Y)
'~G-01111d Broce. Krbllnt Millt1,
9:30 0 (C) "fr1wltln~ (dra) 'S8-01n1 ):00 ! I} "Anni 11 ;rce11 Ci1blls" (dr1J
W1nter, Mel flfltl. 'J4-Annt Shil!tJ. Tom BrO\llD,
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thickness of growth
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Paint Brushes
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Today's l 'l11nl
N.Y. Stoc k s
VOL 67, NO. 80, 5 SECTIONS, ~8 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY , MARCH 21, 1974 TEN CENTS
Caspers Pr.e-campai,gn Collections: $138,000
By WILLIAM SClffiEIB ER
ot 11i1e 0.111 f'llot Sti ll
Superviso r Ronald Caspers of Newport
Beach collected more than half the
$267 ,860 in total campaign cont ributions
made lo Orange . County's ri v c
supervisors during their durtent terms oJ
olficc.
Disclosure statements on file in the
Orange County Registrar cf Voters t -:ice
In Santa Ana show Caspers collected a
war chest of $138,000 between his election
in 1970 and the disclosure deadline of
Dec. 31, 1973.
The list of major contributions -those
o\·er $SOO -doesn't include donations
made at fund-raisen held so far this
year for the three board me mbers up fo_.r
re-electk>n in June.
Caspers and Super"isors David Baker
and Ralph Clark face voters this year.
Bo1h Caspers and Clark already have
had $100 per person receptions in their
honor this year. ·
Baker. \\'hose Second D i s t r i c I
represents most or western Orange
County, deposited just under $20,000 in
his \\'ar chest during the 1ff-flection
years.
Anaheim's Clark receivtd $25.720 in
donations since his election in 1970. ·
Acconljng to his st.alement. all of that
1noney has been spent paying off
campaign debts and his upcoming-
<'le-ction wlll requir<' furth<'r donations.
Supervisors Ralph Diedrich o f
Fullerton and Robert Battin of Santa Ana
have another tW<l years before reelection
time but both have started raising
money.
Battin's supporters, a group known as
Friends of Robert Battin, raised $29,18.S
between his election in tm and the end
of 1973.
Of that. he still has nearly m .ooo left
in the till for future use. He will be a
candidate for lieutenant governor this
ytoa r nnd is fr~ to spend that money In
his ra~ for higher offi~.
Diedrich has almo,,t no money left in
his campaign cofft~. according to
report!! on file.
He gros.sed $54.800 at a single fund -
raising dlnner tha1 wound uo cosUn~ ·
nearly U,000. The net of $46.400 was used
to repay part of a large loan be made to
his own campaign in 1972.
Caspers' list of major off· year
contributors is the n1ost extensive of the
five county board memlX'rs.
Since the 1a11· re-quir/s:nly d1sclo.c;11r1·
of mnjor donor!\, 11 1s doubtful n1any of
the cstimatt·d 500 pcopll' "'ho :ittC'ndM
his recent ~ey, porter Inn fun1l·ra1se r w1ll
be listed.
~!any of thoSi' pre'1.t!nl at thl· SIOO-pC'r·
person cocktail p..1rty \\'C'rl' 1np rount~
offtc1als, y,·ho ere pru!l'bi:t.-d und · ~Intl·
ell"Ction rodes from :1tl1>nd1ng a fund -
raiser unless given free 11Ck<'IS.
Uut the tro\\·d did 1nrludc a targr
{See CA~I PAHJ'.'I, l':I~<' 2t
Saddleback Laguna Co°'ncil Fires 2 Board Vot es----~ .
Planning. Commissioners
Policemen's
Charges Hit
ByCou~il
By JAeK-atAPPEIJ.
Of .. CMiltJ ..... , ....
Laguna &.dJ-City-{)ouncil memben
have retpcmd.ed with a mixture ot llbock,
anger and d~ at the LaiUD3 Beach
Police Emplofes ASSOClatxiii'i criticism -
of the department policies a n d
admlnistratioo and the coimltl.
Mayor Roy Holm said today he will be
meeting with the chief of police and the
city manager Friday and he said
a1though he has no statement now, he
pl.ans to answer every point presented by
the police employes association.
Most critical was Councilman Clla.ritoo
Boyd, who sakl the police employes 'i\'erc
acting "immaturely''.
.Off COMMISSION
Planner Larry Campbell
DallJ ,lltf Stiff P'tttlOI
OUSTED BY COUNCIL
Planner Michael May
"If the rest of. the city department's
(employes) ran as this, we wouki have
anarchy in La guna Beach," Boyd said.
"They seem to have missed the
spootaneous desire on the part of every
Lagunan to make this a better place .10
live.
Alien Fares Jeopardize
The have, and in large p a r t
unknowingly, set themselves off as a
separate though not necessarily elite
group. They seem to justify this bid for
special treatment on the basis of
mistreatment on the part of the city
colllcil and staff where in reality they
are receiving carefully, exactly the same
treatment as all other areas.
"They, in the mind of this cit y
councilman, display a lack of maturity ,"
Boyd said.
ColUlcilman Boyd said be had heard
"rumblings" of dissatisfaction among
employes in the department before the
news conference by the police association
Tuesday, but did not kno\I,· the extent of
that dissatisfaction.
Other -eouncll-members-including
Mayot Roy Holm, Councilwoman Phyllis
Sweeney, Vice ~fayor Carl Johnson, and
Councilman Joo Brand expressed more
moderate views. however. none ~x·
pressed approval of the police
employes· action. All said they had not
(Set COUNCIL, Page !)
Oruge -eoast
Weather
The wutberlady calls for fair
skies Friday except some low
cloudiness in the morning hours.
Increasing high cloudiness Friday.
A little warmer days. Highs in the
mid and upper 60s. Lo"5 in lbe
high 405.
INSIDE TODt\. \'
A Laa Vegas caiino mmtagtr,
who wa1 expectt-d to testify
against the Afafia, 1141 btetl
alam along with hfs t.Dlfe tn
wMt was called a proftasiotud
"r1lboui job.'' Story, Page 4. . ·-
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Tustin Taxi Licenses
-Tustin Police Chief Joseph J. Kell y
\\'amed tv:o taxi cab companies today
their licenses may be in jropardy if they
continue to give rides to ill egal aliens •
who jump from pas.sing trains.
Kelly, former chief in Laguna Beach,
said 'oe does not mean to imply that the
cab companies are involved in alien
smuggling operations but that they have
not done enough to bclp police stop the
tide of unregistered immigrants coming
in from Mexico.
Eiqx·ess" from ~n Diego 10 jobs 1n !he
Los Angeles and San Joaquin Valley
area.
One night this 1\·eek. an estimated 100
aliens jumped from the freight cars of
the Santa Fe train in Tustin but wa lling
police and federal offi ('('rs managro to
ca pture only 18 or them.
lmmigralion officials said many of
rnose who escaped probably caught
taxicabs -a ,favorite means of
transportation for illegal aliens in the
Los Angeles area.
Tustin is a--major influ~-point-for-tlhe-~r.-o--alimrcaptared this week -were
a!CM, who ride the so-called "Alien na bbia by police aft er they nagged down
Rockwell Takes
Over 'Zicrcrurat' 00
In Niguel
1be federal government took title to
the Rockwell ziggurat In Laguna Niguel
Wday.
The government took possession at
noon, and now has rbspon.sib ility for
security, maintenance, and' all facets ol
the plant operation. Bob Ireland , a
General Services Adm in is t rat i on
spokesman/ saki.
The big plant, a rnl!Uon square foot
facility which never has been occupied
since completion three years ago, was
designed as an !t!rospace operations
center for Rockwell
Govemmcat plans coll for a "high
bulk. low emplo)>e" use of the facility.
Storage of Y,.'eStem ardllves are lncludtc:l:
in that "high bulk" ll.1<, GSA offlciab
s.ki.
Rockwell tmded the plant IO Uncle
Sam in exchange for 119.5 m.UUon ln
surplus defense dep4lrtment facilities now
le""'( by Rockwell .
The plant ls v.alued at ns million. Fed~rol ' aequlslUoo of tbe facility will
remove_ it from the I.al rolls, meaning a
10!5 of an t3limated $475,000 to various
JocaJ i?~emment a1cnc:iet.
a patrol car. 1nistaking ii for a ca'h.
Kelly said he has sent official letters to
the Blue-White Cab Company and the
Yellow Cab Company, both of Santa Ana ,
advising them to cut do\\11 on such alien
traffic.
In his letter. Kelly said. "It <ippears to
me you are offering· Hp l!Crvice in
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Pottecl Plnnt
Planted Pot
A confessed potted pl4nt thief
who surTeodered to police after
being surprised by an Irvine
resident \Yednesday night is in
double !rouble today.
The UC Irvine student, 20, from
Laguns Beech, ran at first but left
his car et the scene in thfl 3800
block of Parkview Drive and finally
walked back to face the music.
He adtrfitted a potted plant in the
back 5'at had been s I o I e n
el'M!'A'ht.rc. When patrolmen Harry
Ehrlich and DouR S t o c r m e r
• examined It, they found it WM
potted pot.
They kept the alleged w~ as
evh:lence and arrested and booked
tl'ie chagrined . plant thief on a
charge of suspicion c posseoision
of marijuana. '
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Campbell,
May Voted
From Posts
The Laguna Beach City Council
s u m m a r i I y removed Planning
Commlasi&>net&Ui'ry Cil!ljitieU~ inil
~Uchael ~iay from their city post! in a
~arum~ vote early today.
_ Tbe action came at the en4 of a scven-
hour city council meeting wblch began
\\'ednesd ay night.
~layor Roy Holm said he asked for the
resignations of the commission~r as a
r~ult of .. frustration we have all felt
over the rion-productivity . of the
commission."
~tayor Holm blamed c x c e s s i v e
absences from planning commission
meoUngs by both commmioners as the
reason for conlinuing delays in action by
the planning body.
II\ an uncompromii;ing tone. ~layor
llolm voiced annoyance O\'er what he
said was the comm ission 's habit to
•·continue, and con!inuc and continue and
continue topi cs from one meeting to
another with no action taki~ place."
~layor Holm sa id he had tried to reach
bolh commissioncrs by phone during
executive (closed 1 ~eossions \\'ednesday
night and ;ot midnight had only just
rrnched both n1en.
He said he had requested their
resignations but had no kno\\1<'Clge that
those resignations \\"OUld be forthcoming.
A four-fifths vote of lhe council is
needed to remove a planning
commissioner. Councilman Ch a r 1 ton
Boyd moved the act.ion removing both
men.
Campbell could not be reached for
comment today.
.\tay said angrily that if the council had
asked for his resignation, ii \\"Ould not
h..'l\"C-gotl('Tl il
lfe declined further comment saying he
intended to prepare a form<H statement.
"'The skyrockets have yet to come." he
sajd,
~layor Holm said today that during the
last yea r's meetings, ~lay missed JO of
the 24 regular planning commission
meetings and Campbell missed seven. He
sakl both men regularly mWcd study
sessions.
In contrast. Commission Olairman
Roger Lanphear has missed one meeting
and Commissioner Sally BeJlerue. one
meeting and Commissioner J o h n
~fcDowell five meelingl!I.
The council invited Lagunans to apply
f()!' the vacant commis.5ton positions.
Both former commissioners were
appointees of the Ed Lorr-Richard
Goldberg-Peter Osr8J}der m a j o r i t y
oouncil elected in 1970.
They were appointed when then ~tayor
C\oldbcrg fired all the then planning
commissioners and replaced the;m.
A1'1A.HElft1 .CONFAB
SET TO MUS IC
"1 Believe in P.fusic" is the theme for
the 19i4 Music Educators National
Conference to be he.kl for the next fi\.'t
days in Anaheim.
The musical gala will draw more tllan
1.000 .students from C:Vange COunty a.s
well as prominent miillc personalities.
See story and pictures on Page 8.
LEAVES COLLEGE BOARD
Stddleback TrustM Brannon
Brannon Out
Of Colle ge
Boarcl Post
By JAN WORTH
04 llM Dlll'Y ,llol Slit!
Saddl<'back College 'l'rus" e-Alyn
Bannon of Santa Ana._resigned under
pressure \\'edncsday night . end in .g
several weeks of suspense as to y,·hcthcr
he would kl'ep his verbal promise to
leave the board following a bookmaking
conviction.
Today h11d been declarer! by the
Orange County Department of Education
as the last possible date they -could
process hL, resignation papers in time to
replace him on the June. 4 ballot.
Brannon sat si lently through an hour of
a spe-eial emergency meeting c~lled ~y
1he board to dctennine how to fill their
vacancies in the light of a sµrprlse
resignation of board president John Lund
and a new state law enactl'<I Friday.
\\'hen the board had decidL'<i to set an
election IG fill th ree vacancies. rather
than mak ing provisional appointments
allowl'd by a new law, Trustee llans
Vogel finally addressed Brannon.
'·\\'e can't make this motion untj! we
know how many vacancies there arc
going to be ," Vogel sakt. "~tr. Brannon,
arc there going to be three?"
The other ty,·o -caused by the
resijniliOfiSOf Vogel-anct-L-und -
already had been mad e legal by the
submission of letters to County Schools
Assistant Superintendent Dewey Hillman.
"Well, I've got my letter right here,"
Brannon said malting no move to produce
it.
"I'm afraid before ..... e go any farther
we'll have to see it," Vogel said. Since
Hillman · was in lhe audience. he
confinned that as the supcrintenclent"s
representative he could accept Brannorfs
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For Election
After several Mur.. of hashing O\ler
their legal allematil•es. !he Saddleback
College board of trush.'CS d<'cided v.·1th a
4-2 \'Otc Wedn~av to call an ele<.1 ion lo
fi\1 their lhrec · upco1ning boa r d
vacancies.
Participnting in Hu.• election. which
roincidl>s 1\"ith the prLnlflt]'. will cost
district taicpa yC'rs ahout !25,000. But rh('
mn jorlty bloc on \ht• txiard. ;1lon~ v.•1th 20
teachers and studenL~ 11·ho crime to urge
ar. election ratht>r than a1)po111tments.
s:iid they bclievC' !he monl'Y "·ould be
W(•[l Spent.
Leav ing the !Jo;1rd June ~ arc ~lans
Vogel. \\'ho resigned bl"C;1uS<' he boughl a
hoUS<' outside his trUS!t't: <irf'a. and Alyn
Brannon, who \\"<IJ\ crm\ ielt-d Of
bookmaking,
former board prr51dt•nt .lohn Lund of
Laguna Beach has alre<1dy lcfl lhe board.
He resigned .\1onday t' f f e c t i \' c
immedia tely for unclea r reasons.
1be series of resignal1uns began late.
las\ year wheri charter trustf'C )licha('J
Collins resigned to give mor{' lime to hi,;
law _praclie<!. lie qt1it in titnf' to t>e
replaced ~larch 4. h .. 111•\"<'r. and nt.'"
lrustec Norris..1 Hrand! of lrl'inP \\'3s
sworn in at \Vedncsclay·s rn('(.'11ng
\\'l'<lrk'sday's special nlt'£'ling \\'as
called to dl'tenninc how a nc1v la \\'
sign«! by Gov. Heagan Friday would
affect the three 1·aca. :es facing the
board.
AL-first. Deputy Coonty Counsel--Spetlet>:
Covert sa!CI 11 looked like a Juoe -I
election lo replace any of the three would
be impossible. considering the lejlal
requiremoots of publishing notice and
giving candidates lime to file.
But he concluded that though the fil ing
period for candidates wi ll last only t.v.·o
weeks from today -to Aprtl s·...:: ttle
pre-election process will fulfill the letter
of the law .
Trustees and the teachers and students
\\"ho attended Uk\. mcelinp: 0 dl$Cusscd al
length whether .1ppo1nting trust('('i to
tempora rily fill 1he vacancies v•as a
better choic<' than calling for :.in clt'Cl1on
as soon as possible.
•·1 feel the need fur a b<Hld aid.·
Trus!<'c Donna Bt.'rry nf )lt<osion Vic10
said. She and Tru<>l<'<' Al~ n Brannon. \.\'ho
ca'it the two 1·ott.'~ ag..i1nsl th C' C'lection .
also con1p\ainl'CI of th(' CQ<il invoh·cd.
She poinlrd to the fact that the school
is about to fate Jts first public hearing
~·larch 'l7 on the threatened de·
annexation or the Tustin l.inified School
District portion of the t'O!lcgc district.
If ~MCllilOfl goes thro.ugh. u
\\'ill mean loss of 17 pcrccnt of the
school"s student body <Ind 2.'"i pcrcenl. nf
its re1'enue·producing assessed 1•aluatioo.
··r1n in favor of the eleetivc process."'
\'og<'I sairt. "There's a great deal of
cons ternation in the pubhc with the
flurry of resignatio ns we '\'e had her('.
"In the realm of publ ic rt!l<illons. \\<'
ha1·e to think about lhose who have been
critical of us. lf \\"e appoint nc"' trustecs.
no matter how you cut it, il \\'Ill be bad
P.R. Our cri tics \\'ill feel thwarted once
1Ste ELEC.IZOS, Page ZJ
Trustee Tears
College Board It1e 1nber Upset
A qu iet ved>al exchange between the
two womAn members ol. the Saddleback
College board of trustees left one of them
in tears and drew protests from a raw1ty
member Wednesday.
In a dlscu.vlon on whether to make
appointments or call an electioo to fill
thret vacanclu .on the board. Donna
Berry of ?.1ission Viejo was defending the
appoinlmenl procedure as the best way
to provide quick leadership for the school
in light o( ita: upcoming hearing on a
threatened dMlMUltion.
, Sile .aid the, board oould do beU.r to
screen nomintta for the three ~ts.
conduct Interviews, call for commoolty
involvement. and makt the
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appointmenl'>.
Then Norriga Drandt of Irvine.
recently elcctC'd from a slate of ~v1;11
candidatC'"S and 1hc board·s newc!-1
t..rustee. interrupted.
"\\'ere you elected. ~!rs. Berry? she
asked.
"N"o. I was not, ~!rs. Brandt." ~I~.
Berry replied tersely. Stx-broke h1to
tears. left the room, and dldn '1 rt.-turn
untll Just before the 1·ote.
Fa('Ulty membe.r ~!onte l. a B o n t e
protested ~ir,, Brand t's remark. "~lrs. Btrry iii: ttJ,#truslec an<.I h<t5 1
our be5t lntel'l':gt at heart." hl' ea id.
"\\'lthoUl a doubt'. 1 agreC'."' ~l rs. Brandl .. ~.
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CAMPAIGN . • •
number of influential .1sine1':i:>men.
lobbyists, represe.ntatlvcs of citizens
groups and others who deal with thl!
county bureaucracy on a regular basis.
Of the major donors listed on the five
supervisors' disclosure docWJlents, fully
85 percent are the same group ot
. lobbyists. developers and rompanles that
either do business directly v.·ith the
county or depend on its staff for permits
and other actions.
The biggeS1 single contributor to super.
visorial campaign coffers v.·:is lht" Irvine
of Dec. 31. Top company officials v.•ere
also in attendance ut Gaspers' Newporter
Inn gathering.
The company gave $-1,500 to Caspers.
~ $1 ,000 to Baker. $2.100 to Clark, $1.000 tu
Diedrich and norning to Battin.
Donations werl' also made by the
company to the losing eff~ts of former
supervisor William Phillips. defeated by
Diedrich1 and William Wenke, beaten by
·Battin.
• Others appearing oonsistently on the
:donaUon lists are VTN of Orange County Jae,, the ,Mission Viejo Company,
:Occidental Land Development Company,
Collbq Radio, Avco Inc.. McKeon
.:C.Onstruction Company and attorney H.
~rHowell.
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Driv er Surv iv es • Lobbyist. Frank Michelena handed out
-.$3,000 in donations -Sl.000 each to
,Diedrich, Caspers and Clark -and Vias
.campaign manager for P h i 11 i p s .
Diedrich's opponent in Hl72. Several
years ago, he was Phillips' top aide.
Air California President R o b e r t
Two wreckers haul battered Volkswagen up fron1
the ocean below Laguna Beach's Crescent Bay Point
following wh3.t police say was an attempted suicide
Wednesday by Victor Gonzales, 23. of Garden Grove.
The car Cell 70 feet off Crescent Bay bluff. Gonzales
suffered a fractured spine. a fractured jaw and a
possible fractured skull. He was reported in sa1.is·
factory condition today at Orange County fl..Jedical
Center.
Clifford paid aout a tot.al of $2.850 lo
•---__,.,hree~supervisors---=--.Ca.&pers._lliedr~icillh________ -----------_IUl\l Gark. ~~-~
Caspers' list of donors is leagthy and
inclw:les many notables in county
business circles. ' The Irvine Campany split its large
. easpers donation among top company
·officials, including $.SOO contributions
• from late company president William
Mason and current president Ray
Watson.
The deve lopment firm of Canyon
South. Inc. gave Caspers $ 5 , 0 0 0 .
Donations of $2,000 each came from
Ponderosa Homes, Inc. and Occidental
Land and Development C o m p a n y ,
builders of Lake Forest.
Contributions of $1,000 were made by
VTN: COilins Radio; Avco ; Raub. Bein and Frost, an architectural finn; Rinker
DevelOpment C'.ompany ; Mc Keo n
Construction: Orange County Medical
Supply, which oontracta with the County
~\fedical Center: Big Canyon developer
~ · .Qeane and Sheriff's Lt. Bradley
. Ga~. who is running for sbe~iff this
June.~ ..
Caspe'rs--also got a St ,800 donation from
Fullerton' minister William Grady, $1,SOO
from Riehard Jordan and $11260 in
earnings on his campaign savings
accounl. ·
Notable among Gaspers' list of donors
was Orange County Democratic boss
Rk6ard O'Neill. who gave $500 .. Caspers
is a Republican.
c8spers'~bii"gest fiind raiser during the
off.years wu a $1,000..a·pJate dinner at
the Cbez cary restaurant in Oraf12.e,
which reportedly netted $27,400 affer
payment of the $2,S50 dinner tab for 30
guosts.
Out of his war chest, Caspers has paid
back a $45,600 loan he made to his oWn
1970 campaign, doled out $18.785 to
Amol<J Forde, his chief fund raiser, and
paid $3,392 to Tom Fuentes, fus current
chief administrative assistant, for
campaign services.
That leaves a total of $59,730 in his war
chest. not oounting runds oollected at the
1----Newporter-party.
Caspers has vO\\·ed to limit his primary
election spending to about $95,000 -50
cents per registered voter in his Fifth
Distric;t. .
Baker. ¥-'hose district includes the
Orange Coast cities of Huntington Beach,
Fountain Valley and Seal Beach, had
$19,950 in his campaign ooffers as of the
end of roe year.
He has never spent a great deal of
money in his three previous successful
campaigns but this time, he faces tv:o
challengers.
Baker claims he never seeks donations
from big-money interests, but his list of
major donors includes 16 "volunteers"
who gave $1,000 each during his current
term of offlce. Most of the 16 are big
companies or represent b u s i n e s s 1----inre<ests-and dC¥e!pper.s ___ _
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COUNCIL RE ACTION • • •
been completely aware of
dissaUsfaction evident in the
employes' 8S90ciation statement.
..,th epre9ent budget cutbacks.
police This year, the police department
Police OUef Frank Schopcn today
relused again to -comment on the
association;s criticism Tuesday of the
department and its administration.
Be refused ·immediate reply to
questions about department nlorale, why
officers have to work 12-hour shifts, why
the narcotics detail was reduced to one
man to buoy patMI strength, and
whether or not he had apPrised the
council of problems in advance of the
polloe llSIOCiation's news conference.
That news conference found poli<X'
empl'oyes calling on Laguna citizens to
Pressure the council for no cut ih
. deJW1:ment strength as called for in a
~fiscal 1974-7$ city budget and to
right what the employes ca 11 e d
Wfs~tlsfactory-workhlg-conditions-. -
· The:it say the " condilioni include
frequCnt' 12'..hollt !hilts. deploymenl or a
single patroman for the entire city on
occasion because. of personnel shod.ages.
a reduction in narcotics detail oHiccrs
when street narcotics appears to be on
the rise, and cramped and inadequate
facilities .
Council"'Oman S"·eency s.airl !he
oouncil had tried to improve the facilities
for the department and had provided
greatly expanded space for detectives in
the ci!)' hall anne1 . f\,1rS~ Sweeney said she did not
understanctlbaqueslion of deploylllffit
"We have a large department. Where
are they all?" she said: She sa~·d guna
Beach has the largest per ca1.f a police
cost in Orange County and t e highest
per capita ratio of policemen to
population in California.
··we are looking at our Income and our
expenses. We have many needs and of
course public safety is a big need. We
need to decide what sort of oolicu
protections we need and the city of
Laguna Beach wants." she said. r.Irs.
Sweeney said she invited community
resixmse on the question and urged the
poli~ employes to join in the budget
sessions.
Vice Mayor Johnson said he had not
had time to e\'aluate the police employes'
criticisms and said he had not known
that at times the department had onlv
one !)flicer deployed. ·
Councilman Brand said he did not like
the idea of 12-hour shifts , and Cid not 1;1;c
t~e idea of one patrolman working the
city.
But he said he would welcome
suggestions from the C'mp!oyes on how
such situations can be avoided given the
budget would have been nearly $1 million
out or a $3.8 million budget. 1'he
department wa s allocated $847.200 for the
next fiscal yaer, down $80,0:~ from the
current budget.
The cutback in money means a cutback
in personnel and that will further worsen
police working conditions, the police
association spokesmen said.
111e police association spokesmen had
charged that because the hey-day of
narcotics problems in Laguna appeared
lo be past. the council and the
community were questioning the need to
maintain a large department.
''For yea rs, this town was a dope
capital of the world. Three to four years
ago they were hawking dope on the street
like j>eanti!s." Terry Mac l\~d a7n'f';
association pre sident. Snld.
He said the town was cleaned up by an
intense law enforcement effort. At one
time there were-six-officers assigned as
narcotics agents, r;ow there is one.
''Now we·ve eliminated the problem .
they !the council\ don't see the problem
and they say do we really need that
many officers?" MacAdam said.
ritacAdam said that based on some
figures Laguna has a very high police
per population ratio. He said if· the
census figure of 15,000 is used the city
has a 2.6 officen per 1,000 populition
ratio . The average is one officer per
1,000, he said. The city of Irvine ha s less
than one officer per 1,000.
r.1acAdam said, however. the census
figure "'as nol reliable because the
town's winter population has been
computed (based on wa ste water flows)
to ..... De more than 23,000 and th at in
summer more than 43,000 people may be
in Laguna.
Police officials have in the past pointed
out that the Laguna force handles more
felooy ·cases per officer .than any-other
Orange County department.
In response to nc\.\·smen's questions
about "feuding" bet"·een the police and
the council. association representatives
said they did not think the council was
··anti-police," just "idealistic."
Statements by councilmen seemingly
approving of marijuana use and council
actions favoring homosexuals "'ere
criticized.
·"That's just a drawing card for that
type of people," one officer said also
referring to the cotmcil's support of
"crash pads" for transients.
Laguna Cou11cil Actio11
'J!le~ are the-prin.cif'{ll actions taken by the Laguna Beach City Council
meetmg ID regular session \Vednesday.
CO~SSJONERS BOUNCED -Planning Commissioners Larry Campbell
and Michael May ¥-'ere removed (rom thelr posts by a unanimous vote.
TRACT DENIEP -A 33·un11 housing tract between Park Avenue and
Temple Hills Drive was denied. ·
ETHJQ; CODE APPROVED -A strict code of ethics for all city oHicials
and top city employes was approved unanimously with discussion centering
on a future toughening o.f the frnv.
PARKING STRUCTIJRE DELAYED -An economic feasibility study on
a parking structure adjacent to Cily Hall was delayed pending an appearance
by the city's parking consultant.
Altl•tt•nl ,,.,._Int l:d!lltn.
...._. ..... Oflke GltOVE PURCHASED -The '~l':ucalyptus Grove'' near the entrance of
222 rn.1t ,._,,.."• Ca 500 f Re I k
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, .. .,.... 17141 .. , .. ,,, hou.se reservoir above High Drive \'o'cre nixed pending an evaluation of other
&teps which could be taken. ~ ... , •• ,, •• , '42•1671
-~~~t!T:• •u -+--l-'---'QJw.ER.,.-A2P.ROVED -Rt-furbishing of the old Main ~ach Lifeguard c:..r'""'· 1.,1. °"•~ et.ti , .. ,.._"" tower and reloca.lion t.o a new (011ndn1ion, all al a cOst of $14,500 was approved.
C-..l!Y, "'' -11trlll, ltl""trf!"-, :r-,..~ ~:0 '!i~'*:..1'*= TOU.RlSM STUDY SETBACK -A p~posal to have UC lrvlne students
"" ... ., C911!tr10P11 ._, • conduct a statlsllcal stud,y of who oomes to Laguna in the winter and where
s..,.. t.tt" ... ,.,. ... w " Cott• ~ lh"Y come from was deemed inappropriate at thi.$ iime. The cosl was pegged =i:.;~· .. "'::i''~.s ~"'1"m11it,. at 11,fJOO Bnd the Chamber of Commerea said It already had the information -..11Mt""' f.tM "*"""· anyhow.
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From Pagel
BRANN ON • • •
letter Ulen and there. making the
resignation offi cial, effective June 4.
Brannon took the letter out, borrowed a
pen from Vogel to sign it, and gave it to
Hillman.
Then, the motion to call for an election
proceeded, with Brannon and Trustee
Donna Berry voting no.
Brannon. 43, is -a charter member ol
the board. H'ts sentencing on the single
bookmaking count is scheduled for Marth
'1:1.
l1npeacluueut Urged
LA JOLLA {AP) -impeachment of
President Nixon is urged in a resolution
approved Wednesday by the La Jolla
friends meeting of lhe Religious Society
of Friends. The Quaker group, with 125
members, belongs to a different branch
of the church from that to which Nixon
belongs in-~'/bittier.
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ELECTION . • •
agaln ... and J don't think this schoQ1
needs aoy more bad public retanons
right now."
<1J'm tired of U1e cloud over this
plac~. 1' • said Sad!lleblck band aod
orchestra director Monte L&Bonte, who
has been with the school six years .
"I'd like to ~-thal clo1-1<t_taken ca~
• . , the election process ls tbs only way
to give people an opportunity to make a
statement -to tell this college what
changes they want.
"Then if they're still not happy, they'd
have to put up or shut up," .he concluded.
Lee Rhodes. president of th e
Saddleback Faculty Association, added
!hat appointments tend to perpetuate
what is already in existence.
"\\'hether \Ve admit It or not, wh en "'e
appoint we tend lo choose people "'e
like," he said. "The public see.ms to be
indicating it wants a change from the
v.·ay things are."
David Hall, president of the Associated
Student Body, said the faculty 's opinion
abu holds true for students.
1'0ne Of the greatest thing! about this
last campaign (which replaced charter
trustee 1t1ichael Collins with Norrisa
Brandt of Irvine) was that the student
could work for the candidate he or she
liked.
"In a campaign, every student ha! a
chance to get involved , not just the few
who are selected to work on an
appointment conunittee.''
* * * Filin g Period
--
For Saddleback
Election Open s
lf you are a resident of t'he Tustin
Unified School Dislrict or Laguna
Beach. and South Laguna, you could run
for one of three openings on the
Sad_dleback College board of trustees.
The filing period opened today with the
Orange County Registrar of-Voters and
~·ill close at 5 p.m. April 5.
Trustees lo fill the three vacancies ~·ill
be elected at large June 4 by all voters in
the district, but candidates for the three
posts must live within the boundaries of
the trustee areas Wnere the vacancies
are.
1tfore information alx>ut the trustee
area boundaries may be obtained from
the Registrar·s office in Santa Ana .
The three vacancies are created by the
resignations of John Lund, president of
the board; Hans Vogel and Alyn Brannon
both of Tustin.-
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Practice Blaze
Real Th ing
A practice firellgllting drill
staeed by the C.OU. Im Fire
Deplrtmtgt tumecl oot to be~the
real thing_ Wedn<o!lay night 1".hen
the blaze at an old ··rarebouse got
Q.Ut of band .
P'lames from the abindCnea,
st.nlcture at 1.259 Wa :eboose Road
ad)acent to busy Harbor Boulevard
could be seen ror tnlles and smoke
blanketed the west side of the city.
Authorities who said t he
deliberately set practice blaie ac-
tually raged uncontrolled for about
five mlnutes called in Newport
Beach Flre Department :-.:ihs for
aid.
They finally controlled the names
end instead of exlingui!hing them
as plaMed to allow additional fire
fighting e1erdses again tonight and
Friday they Jet jt bum down.
From Page J
TUS TI N • • •
connection wi_l!!-this problem."
"I am advtsing you that unless I can
see that positive steps 1/Jave been taken to
preclude this type ot activity. I intend to
challenge the continuance of your license
to operate a cab .service in this city."
A spokesman for the Tustin Police
Department said today officers will
continue to be on the lookout_Jor cabs
carrying--suspected-~liens--e.ven though
cabbies have complained they arc being
harassed by police.
Several drivers, who asked not to be
identified, said the police have been
approaching tneir cabs even when they
are empty to cheek them out
They admitted that some drivers do
pick up aliens but that some have been
stopped by police "'hile c a r r y i n g
J\.lexican-American citizens.
The drivers' protests are not shared by
Yellow Cab Company 0\\11cr Glen Gaines,
who said today he is going to cooperate
fully vlith the police request.
"I am making my drivers read ~
· letter from Kelly and then sign it as a
promise not to pick up suspected aliens,"
Gaines said.
He said drivers \\'no refuse to take the
promise v.ill be lirt'd and that peopl,c
have been fired in the past for
-participating in-thatJUOO-of-activit){.
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VOL 67, NO. 80, 5 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TEN CE~TS
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Caspers Pre-campaign Collecti.)ns: $138,000
By WlLLIA'I SCHRE WER
Of tllt OMl't' PIW 11.tt
supervisor Ronald Caspers ol Newport
Beach collected more t~ half lhe
$267 ,880 in total campaign contributions
made to Orange Coonty's f i v e
supervisors during their cu.rrffil terms of
office.
Disclosure statements on flle ln the
Orange County Registrar c~ Voters <.·~ice
in Santa Ana show Caspers collected a
war chest of $138,000 between his election
in 1970 and the dlsclosure deadline of
Dec. 31. 1973.
~list of major contributions -thooe
over SSOO -~·t include donations
made at fund-ralser11 held so far this
year for the three board members up for
re-tlection in June.
Caspers and Supervisors David Baker
and Ralph Clark face voters this year.
Both Caspers and Clark already have
had $100 per person receptions in their
honor this year.
Baker. whose SeeOlld Distri ct
represents most of western Orange
County, deposited just under $20,000 in
his ""'ar chest during the 1ff-eiection
years.
Anaheim's Clark received $25.720 in
donatioru since his election in 1970.
According to his statement, all of that
money has been spent paying off
campalgh debts and his upcoming
electk>n will require further donations.
Supervisors Ralph Diedrich o f
F'ullerton and Robert Battin ot Santa Ana
have another l'A'O vears before reelection
lirne but both ha\•e started r3isiug
money. ,
&ttin's su pporter•. a group kno\rTI as
Jo"l'lends of Robert Battin, ra ised $29,185
between his eloction in 1912 and lhe end or 1973.
Of lbitt. he still has nearly $20,000 left
in the till for future use. He will be a
candidote for lieutenant governor this
year and is free IO spend that money in
Saddlehack' s Trustees
Set Election for Three
Ends Holdout District's
Brannon Resigns Cost Set
At $25,000 Under Pressure
• By JANWORTII the board to de<em>ine bow to fill their
CH -. DeitY r 1111 1hif vacancies in the light of a surprise
After several hours of hashing o\·er
their legal alternatives. the Saddleback
College board of trustees dt.>Cidl'CI with a
-4"-2 vote \\'cdnesday to call an election to
fill their three upcoming board
Saddleback College Trus · .e A1yn resignation of OOard president John Lund
Bannon of Santa Ana resigned under and""'a~~state law enaded Friday.
pre<Sllle -wednes<lay-niglrt, e n d i n g-~ the board~ had decided to sd an
several weeks of. susperuie as to whether election to fill three vacancier,, rather
be would keep his verbal promise to than making provislmal app:)intments
leav_e tbe board following a bookmaking allowed by a new law, Trmtee Hans
convictloo. Vogel finally addresoed Brannon.
Today had been declared by the "We can't make this motion until we
Orange County Department oC Education know bow many vacancies there are
as the last possible date they could going to be," Vogel saKI. "1'-tr. Brannon,
process his resignatiop papen in time to are there going to 1?' thre_-e?"
replace him on the June 4. ballot. 'f'.he ~her two -caused by. the
Brannon sat silently through an hour of res1gnat10ns of Vogel and Lund
a specla.1 emergency nieeting called by (Set BRANNON, Pa ge !)
LEAVES 'COLLEGE BOARD
Sadali &ack TrUstH Brannon
Tustin Cahhies Warned
Police Cliief Says No Wetbacks in Taxis
TUs!ln Police Cbiel Jooeph J. Kelly
warned two taxicab companies today
their licenses may be in jeopardy if they
con!ID.le to give rides to illegal aliens
who jump from passing lrains.
Kelly, former chief in Laguna Beach.
said be does not mean to Imply that the
cab companies are involved in alien
3muggling operations but that they have
not done enough to help police stop the
tide of unregistered tnurugrants coming
in from ~texico.
Tustin is a major infiux point for the
alens who ride the so-called "Alien Expr~" from San Diego to jobs in the
Los Angele3 and San Joaquin Valley
area.
One night this week. an estimated 100
aliens jumped from the p-eight cars of
the Santa Fe train in Tustin but waiting
police and federal officers managed to
capture only 18 of them.
Immigration officials said many of
roose who escaped probably caught
taxicabs -a favorite means of
transportation for illegal aliens in the
Los Angeles area.
Two aliens captured this week were
nabbed by police aft.er they nagged..doY•n
a patrol car, mistaking it for a cab.
Kelly said he has sent official letters to
the Blue-White Cab Company and the
Yellow Cab Cllmpany. both 9f Santa ~a.
advising them to cul do'A'll on such ahen
traffic.
In his Jetter, Kelly said. "It appears~
me you are offering lip service Ln
oonnection with this problem."
··1 am advising you that unless I can
see that positi\•e steps 'nave been taken to
preclude this type of activity, [ intend to
challenge the continuance of your license -1"rewp-or.--vach,,.-S krp· . pe--10 operate a cab"'";" in lhi.! cit ... _ 1 1 £ .l 1f.. A spokesman for the Tustin Police
Department said today offi cers 'Aili
contin ue to be on the lookout for cabs
D . c i"se carrying suspected aliens even though isappears on ru cabbies have complained they are being
h,arassed by police.
Shirt. Rt.stauranL 2241 W. Coa_s t
Highway. about S p.m. for an evenmg
cruise. police said.
Several drivers, wbo :u;kcd not to be
Identified, said the police have httn
approaching thcir cabs e\•en when they
are empty to clMx:k them out.
vacancies.
Partielpating ..... in the eiedkiO. wfttch
coincides with the primary. 'A· ill cost
district taxpli.yen. about $25,000. But till!
majority bloc on the board, along 1''ilh 20
teachers and students who came to urge
ar. election rather than appointments.
said they believe the n1oney 1A·ould be
'A'ell spent.
Leaving the board June 4 are Hans
\'ogcl, v.·ho resigned because }}e bought a
house outside his trustee arefr. and Alyn
-Brannon. 'A'ho \\'3S convicted, 0 f
bookmaking.
Former board president John Lund of
r.a guna Beach ha!! already left the board.
li e resigned Monday e ff e ct i v e
immediately for unclear reasons.
The series of resignations began late
lust yeJr 'A'hcn charter trustee l\lichael
Collins resigned lo give more time to his
la~· practice. He quit in lime to be
replac:cd ~larch 4. however, and new
tn1slce Norrisa Brandt of Irvine was
s\\'Orn in at \\'l'Clne!'oday·s mC'Cting.
\\'ednesday's special meeting was
called to detennine how a new law
signt'd by Gov. Hcagan Friday 'A'OO!d
affect the three vaca. :es racing the
board.
At first, Deputy County Counsel Spence
Covert said it lookC!d like a June 4
election to rrp!ace any of the three would
be impossible. conSldering the legal
requiremenL-. of publishing notice and
giving candidates tiJnc to file .
But he concluded that thouf:h the filing
period for candidates will last only t~·o
'A'l'Cks from today -to April 5 -the
pre-election process 'A·ill fulfill the Jcttrr
of the law.
Trustees and the lf'achcrs and students
rho •UCnded-lhe meeting dLSCussed at
-length whether appointing tn1stees to
lemporarily fill the vacancies was a
better choice than calling for an election
as soon as possiblr.
.. 1 feel the need for a band aid ."
Trustee Donna Berry of J\lission Viejo
said. She and Trustee Alyn Brannon. who
cast the two votes against the election.
also complained of the .cos~ invol\•ed.
She pointed to the fact tha t the scbool
(Ste ELECTION, Page ZI
fr * *
hi s race for higher office.
Diedrich has almost no money left in
his campaign coffers, according to
reports on file.
He grosstd $54,800 at a single fund--
raising dinnt>r that 'A'OUnd up costinfi: '
nearly $6,000. The nel of $46.400 was used
to repay part of a large loan he made to
his O\vn campaign in 1972.
Cabi>ers' list of major off· ye~r
contributors is the most extensive of the
five county board members.
Potted Puuit
Pktntecl Pot
A confessed potted plant thie f
who suru.nd...J!red to _police after
being S\llllrised by an Irvine
resident \\'ednesday night is in
double trouble today.
The UC Irvine student, 20, from
Laguna Beach, ran at first but left
his car at the SCUJC in the 3800
block of Park.view Drive and finally
v.·alkcd hack to fare the music.
He admitted a potted plant in the
back seat had been s to I en
elsewhere . \\'hen patrolmen Harry
Ehrlich and Doug S t o er me r
examined it, they found it 'A'aS
potted pot.
They kept the alleged weed as
ev idence and arrested and booked
the chagrined plant thief on a
charge of suspicion c · possession
of marijuana. r
Soloii Lctuds
Saddlebctck
Bus Service::
"\\1e're absolutely married k> this
damn automobile. ffow do we get out of
ii? lt1ost ol us want everybody else to
ride !he bus so we can be alone on the
high1A•ay ."
So said State Sen. Dennis Carpenter
(R-Newport Beacht in a speech to 11,e
Saddle~ Area Coordinating Council
(SACCJ M El Toro Wednesday night.
_Though he.Jr:cralded the scheduled ~lay
1.i arrival ol bus service to fhc
Saddleback Val}ey v.tllch will link it Lo
the beaches and Santa Ana , Carpenter
voiet.>d doubt about the possibilities ror
high speed transit in the near future.
He said he has been considering a bill
proposing a one-cent sales tax in Orange
County for transit programs.
"But by Apnl I. 'A'e'll go back to the
six percent statev.·ide sales tax." he
noted. ··and I don't know if people will
'A'ant to impose another one percent on
thelll.9elves alter that."
Carpenter apologized for never ha vinl{
spoken to the Saddleback council before,
'A·hich he said has been operating as ··an
informal city" for some Ume .
He addressed a v.ide range of issu~
from land use controls to energy genera-
tion. Some samples include :
OPEN SPACE -"We need a state
level mechanism for acquisition of land
for open space -both lon g and short
term. But we must do it at ou r own
expense. not at the l!xpense of the
tStt CARPENTER, Page !J
1t NA HEI1l1 CONFAB .
SET TO !MUSI C
"I Belie\'e in Music" is the then1e for
the 1974 Music Educators Nationol
Conference to be held fOI' the next five
da\'li in Anaheim . The musical gala will draw more thnn
1,000 student s from 0range Ccun!y ns
v.·ell as prominent music personalities.
See story and pictures on Page 8.
skipper Arthur P. \\' o I ,. ! n was-
missing and presumed dro~ today.
after vanishing overboard Wednesday on
a twilight yacht ~ off Newport
Beach.
His 4>foot abin cruiser apparently
churned on through the Catalina Channel
for at least ooe hour before his
disawearance was discovered.
1be women managed, to bring the big
cruiser "Second Love," back to Newport
...&ad!. themselves after discovering that
·Wol vin was no Jooger aboard.
Investigators today declined to identify
the women both of ~·horn were
scheduled to ~ergo polygraph tests this
morning to oom>borate the ir stories of
what happened.
They admitted th.at some drivers do
pick up aliens but that some have been
stopped by police while c a r r y i n g
~'lexican-American citizens.
Trustee Tears
A U.S. Col\st Guard search by the
cutter Point Divkle out of Newport Beach
1a.;ted from l:4ft am. untll S a.m., when
9e81"Ch and rescue operations were
suspended with daybreak.
No trace had been fo und of Wolvin , 45.
wbo lived \\'ilh his wlfe, Suzette, al 1100
Pembroke Lane in Newport Beach's
Westcllff di.strict .
He wM with two women below decks
alter departlng his mooring at the Stuft
lmpeaclunent Urged
LA Jou.A (AP) -Impeachment of
Prl!lsideot Nllon ls urged ill a ~· :lion
approved Wedneoday by the La Jolla
friends meeting of the Religious SOCltty
of Frl<Dds. nic Quaku ~roup, with !:ZS
mtmben, btJonp 10 a dtfferent branch
ol the church from tbal to which Nixon
belongs Jn rlhlttler.
•
"Right now. it just Joob like he
probably went over the side,·• said
Detective Sgt. Ken Thompson.
lie sa.~ the women told of making .an
appointntf.nt with Wolvin, who worked. as
an enginttring con1ultant, 1nd meetmg
him at the vessel late Wednesday
aftemooo. n>ey lelt Uie bamor and w•re below
decks with the cruiser oa automatic pik>t,
when. Ibey said, the victim left Lhe cabln
Jnd failed to return wlthln an hour.
•·n.ey "·ent topSide and he was gone,"
Sgt. ThomPIOI> said.
Police Patrol SJt. Tom Shearn said
today that lnYestigal«I tbeorlu WoMn
yanJab<d anywhere from lix to 10 miles
o!fshor<, but this w,. dUflcull LO
establish due to the time lapse involved.
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The driven' protests are not shared by
Yellow Cab Company owner Glen Gaines,
"'ho said today hf: Is going to cooperate
fu1ly y,ith the police request.
"I am making my drivers read ,the
lcUer from Kelly and then sign it ns n
promise oot to pitk up suspected aliens,"
Ga!nes said.
He said drivers WM refuse to take the
proml!e will be fired ond Chat people
have been flred in lbe past for
partidpalin& ln that kind of activity. •
Reagan's W~rning .
SAN FRANCISCO iAP) -.Gov. Ronald
Reagin warned \Vednesday night that 1£
Uie COP doesl't win In lh~ year's
decUOM. "We may very \.\t!U 11C?lf·
destruct In ll\'e,µconds. ''
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College Board Jlfernber Ups et
A qui et verbal t:ii:change bet~·een the
tv.•o womnn members oI lhe Saddleback
College board of 1rustees left one of them
in tears and drew protes!JI from a faculty
member \l.'edne!day.
In a discussion on whether to mak~
app0intments or call an ek!C'tloo to fill
three vacancies on the board, Donna
Berry Of ~lission Vi ejo W3!1 delending the
appointment procedure a!I the best ~·ay
to provide quick lradership for the school
in light of Its upcomJng hearing on a
threatened de-annexation.
She said the board could do better to
screen nominees for the three posts.
conduct Interviews, call for community
lnvolvt m ant , and maka the
appolntmtnls.
Then Norrlsa B~ndt ol Irvine,
recent ly elected from i'1tate or ~vcn
candklates and the board 's newesl
tMltt. Interrupted.
"Were Y-OU elected, ~trs. Berry?" she
asked.
"No, 1 was not , ~fl"!I. Brandt." ~trs.
lkrr)' replied tersely. She broke lnlo
tears. left the room, and didn't return
until just before !he vote.
Farulty member 1'-fontc La Don t e
protesttd ~tn. Brandt's remark.
"Mr>. Berry b a pxl trustee and has
our tit.st inte~ at he11rt," he taid.
"\Vlthout a doubt, 1 agree," ~tn. Brandt
.. Id.
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Siner 1he 1!1"' rt'QUlres only d1sc!o!lurt
of ll)llJOr fl,)nors. 11 is doubtft1\ rnany vi
the estun;i!t'tl 51Jl prople \\'ho aue1KIC'd
his rct·enl St>\\ po rtl'r Inn fund-r;usl'r "111
be hstc"<I .
t<.lany of 1hosc pre!tcn t ~it th<' SHiO-J)\'r·
person COCkt11i] party \\!'ti' !Op l'OUn!,\'
offie1als. \\ho ar~· proh'hitt·d u1•d :· ,t.ih·
l'lection codes frorn a11cnchn~ ;i fund·
ro1:.<>r unless gl\(•ll fri't' 11ckets
But !he cro1\'d dHI 11u·l11d1· ;1 1arge
tSee CA~ll'AI(:~. Pagt' 21
U.S. Cost
OLLiving
Up 1.3 %
\\'ASHJ:\(iTO~ L.\P I -Thf' pace of
Inflation quickt'ncd in FC'bruary "llh food
.net fuel prices pushing the cost or h\'tng
up 1.3 prrcen l. thf' second biggest
monthly jump since 1951. !he govt•rnment
said today. (Related story, Page Sl.
The Lnbor Department said last
month 's rise sent consurncr pri c:cs 10
pcrcenl highl'r than a year aJ!O and
marked the first lin1c since 1!148 thal the
United States experienced double figure
inflation.
It was the hfghest 12·month incrrase in
the cost of lh•1ng since consumt'r prices
rose by 10.2 percent 111 the 12 n1onths
ending January l!Hll.
Nearly holf !he February Jlll'ft'ase was
atlr1bu!ed to highrr food pnccs \\'L!h the
price of beef rising 7.j per<:l'lll. th e
sharpest jump since a 9.6 IJ('rcenl
increase in June 1947. <;<1:solinl" and olht'1'
energy items were rcsponsibh: for about
a firth of last lllOOlh's Increase in pri<X'S.
The Consumer Price Index cli111\A"I
last month to L~J.5 of tts 1967 averi:lijt!.
meaning thal it oost consumers $141 .50 to
buy the same amount of ret;ii! goods and
services that $100 bought in 1987.
\Vhile consu1ner pri~s rontinucd thf'1r
sharp risf'. rt"al SfX"ndable earnings or
v,.orkers dropped another six·lenths of I
percent in F<·bruary ;ind \\t'rl' dO\\'n 4 :i
percent from a year ago. Th is 'A'as th•·
largest decline over a year since lh1'
government began keeping that statistic
in 1964.
Won1an Injured
As Car Tumbles
Off Irvin e Brid ge
A Laguna !-!ills v.·oman is in scriou'>
cood111on at 1'ustin Community llosp1~I
today after Josing'control of hf'r c.ir :1n1!
plum n1eling <1ff a frl'(·14·ay bridgt· in
Irvine Wednesday night.
Jeanne .\I. Delano. i:i. of 2.'i271
Velasquez St . suffered niaJor injuries in
the 8:30 p.tn accidc·nl. C.iliiomj,,
High'A'OY Pa1roln1en s;ud.
Officers s11id th1~ Sflt.:(•ding car lor1'
through a roiling: oi1 the Santa Ana
frC<''A'<lY bridi.(e over Sand Canyon Road
and cru11e to rest 25 yards fro1n the
overcrossing,
The CHP S_[!Okf'~"h<1h said debris fron1 ~Trs. Th!ano s s attcrcd car str:uci..
nnNllCr auto dr1v1ni; on lhe Orang•
County BaCi!'A'ay acc·ess road . Th~ dri\·1 r
Of that car. 22-year-<ild Linda (iulla of
Gorden f:ro\'e, cscupcd injury.
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number of influential .1sine'{smcn,
lobbyists, representatives of citizens
groups and others who deal wllh the
county bureaucracy on a regular basis.
Of the nwjor donors listed on lhe five
supen>tson' d.laclosure documentl, fully
85 percent are ·the same group ol'
lobbyists, developers and companies that
either do business directly with the
county or depend on its staf.f for permits
Wld other actions. ·
The biggest slngll' contributor to super·
visorial campaign cofrers ""'!lS the Jrvinc
of Dec. 31. Top company officials were
also ln attendance at Caspers' Newporter
Inn gathering.
The oompany ga\'e $4,500 10 Caspers,
$1.000 to Baker ~$2.HIO lo Clark, $1,000 to
Diedrich and not'ning to Ballin.
Donations were also made by the
company to the losing efforts of former
supervisor Wllllam Phillips, defeated by
Diedrich, and Wiiiiam \Venke, beatefto by
Battln.
others appearing cooslstootly on the
donaUon lists are VTN of Orangt" County
Inc., the Mission Viejo Company,
Occidental Land Development Company,
Collins Radio, Avco Inc.. McKeon
Construction Company and attorney H.
Rodger Howell.
Lobbyist Frank Mh:hclenn handed out
$3,000 in donations -$1.000 each to
Diedri~, Caspers and Clark -, and was
campaign manager for Ph 1 111 p s,
Di.tdrich's opponent in 1972. Several
years ago, be wa!I Phillips' top aide.
Alt California President R o be r t
Clifford paid aou t a total of $2,850 to
---------t'nree supervisors -Cagpen, Diedrich
and Clark. _
Caspere1 list of donors is lengthy and
includes many notables in rounty
business circles.
The Irvine Company split its large
Caspers donat~ among top company
officials, including $500 contrt~t~ons
from late company president Wilham
Mason and current president_ Ray
Wal«ln.
1be development firm of Canyon
South, Inc. gave Caspers $ 5 , 0 O O •
Donations. of $2,000 each came from
Ponderosa Homes, Inc. and Ocddental
Land and Development C o m pa n y ,
builders of We Forest.
ConLrtbutions of $1,000 were made by
VTN; Colllns Radiq; Avco; Raub, !!<in
and Frost, an architectural finn; Rinker
Devel~nt Company: Mc K e o n
Construct!On; Orange County Medical
SuppJy, which contracil with the ColD'Jty
Medical Center; Big Canyon developer
Ben Deane and Sheriff's U . Bradley
Gates, who Is running for sheriff this
Jtme.
~also got a 11.aoo dooatton fro1n
---yu)Jerton minfiiter WIIITum Gradf, $1,500
from Rldlard JOTllBn and $1,260 in
earnings on his campaign savings
account.
Notable among Caspers' list of donon
was Oran11e County Democratic boss
Richard O'Neill, who gave $500. Caspers:
is a Republican.
Casper" biggest fllnd railer during lhe
olf-years was a $1 ,000-a-plate dinner at
the (J)ez Cary restaunmt in Orange,
which reportedly netted $27 ,400 after
payment of the p,sso dinner tab for 30
guests.
Out of his war chest, ea_. bu paid
beck: a f45;600 loan he maile to bis own
1970 campaign. doled out $18,78.$ to
Arnold Forde, his chief fund raiser, and
paid $3.392 to Tom Fuentes, this curren~
chier administrative assistant, for
campaign services.
That leaves a total of $.59,73tl in his war
chest, not counting funds rol\ected at the
Kewporter part)'.
Caspers ha! \'OWed to limit his primafY
election spending to about $95,000 -'SO
cents per registered voter in his Fifth
District.
Bakltr. whose district includes the
Orange Coast cities of Huntin11ton Beach,
Fountain Valley and Seal Beach, had
$19,950 in his campaign coffers as of the
end of t!ne year.
He has never spent a great deal of
money in his three previous succtssful r
~..-campaigns bul this lime, he faces two
l.itallengers.
Baker claims he never see~ donations
from big-money interests, but hi! list of
major donors includes 16 •·volW'lteers"
wbo gave $1 000 each during his current
term or offiCe. Most of the 16 are big
companies or represent b u s i n e s s
intererits and developer$.
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Princess Shooti1ag
Suspect Charged
In Kidnap Plot
LONDON (AP) -Un em p Io "I e d nearly normal as possible."
Englishn1an Ian Ball was charged today Ball, 2fl, made a &O-Second appea rance
v.·Jth atlemp\ed murder durtng an at London's Bow Street Court and was
abortive attempt to kidnAp Princess ordered hekl for a week wh.ile police
Anne near Buckingham Palace. The oontillued their investigation of the first
govenunent ordered lighler security for attack on British royalty aince 1939.
the ro)•al family. Police lnlormant.s saMi tbe.y were
Four persons were wounded in the trying to discover the souroe of a laree
shooting 150 yards from the palace sum of money ln Ball's possession.
Wednesday night. Al ne. 23-year-old They also were seeking 8 a 11 's
daughter of Queen Elizabeth 11 , and her associates and relatives in a bid to
husband, cavalry Capt. Mark Phillips, discovet"more about his recent acti\'lties.
IA'ere unhurt . "It is imperative !ull inquiries be made
"There Is no present indication that and to assist us It ls ~ lo have
this was other than an isolated act by an ready access to the accused," said
individual," Home Secretary Roy Jenkins Detective Cttief Supt, Roy Ranscm ln
told the llouse of Conunons. court. "This ls a matter ol state security
But he ordered security arrangements on whit;h I cannot enlarge."
for lhe royal family and other prominent Ball, tall, lean and neatly bearded, was
persons tightened . handcuffed to two detectives during his
He said he discussed with London brief appearance in the dock.
Police Commissioner llobert Mark "such ~1ore than 30 police sumrunded. the
LAKE FOREST ·SYMBOL -SMOOTH SAILING AHEAD FOR SADD LEBACK MOTORISTS?
Cr•ft Wa s Used To Cut Ribbon On Canada Ro ad lnterch1n9e Wedne~ay; New Ramp Now Open
actions is seems sensible to Increase the court building during the hearing and
sareguards already taken against attacks newsmen were searched and checked for
like the one last night on Princess Anne." credentials.
lfe said their conclusions, to be effective , Ball was specifically charged with the
Canada Road
Interchange
A ids Traffic
The Canada Road interchange along
the San Diego Freeway ope n e d
Wednesday, Wing what has been
de3cribed as the worst traffic oongestion
in Orange County's unlnoorporatcd
territory.
Orange County Road Department
officials pre.d.lcted the $2.5 million
cloverleaf and bridge could reduce
congestlm on the nearby El Toro Road
by 30 percenl
At morning fesllvities lo open the
interchange, a sailboat on a truck was
pushed across one ol the offramps lo cut
the ribh>n. Publicists sald the craft
symbolized smooth sailing ahead for
mof.oristJ.
1be new lrterchange provides dirt<:t
a~ to Lake Forest and Laguna Hills
Leisure World.
Though opening of Canada Road will
offer temporary relief. road officials
pred.iot troubles "''ill return if the area
develops to the maximum zoning now
allowed.
"Canada Road OlU1d become the most
critical traffic interchange in the
county," said C.Ounty Planner Dave
Culbertson.
County traffic Engineer Robert Volen
noted El Toro Road could climb to 70,000
to 90,000 car9 per day~mpared to the
cro\llded .S,000 per day r e c e n t I y
reoorded.
J\iurray Storm. assistant county road
commi:Jsioner, said "We expect all the
iiiterchanges in the S a d d I e b a c k
Valley-Canada, El Toro. Alicia, La Pat,
Oso and Crown Valley -eventaully to be
strained to the. maximum."
From Page 1
ELECTIO N • • •
is about to !ace Its first public hearing
J\1arch '!l on the threatened de-
annexation of the Tustin Uniried School
District portioo of the college district
If the de-annexation goes through, it
""'ill mean loss of 17 percent of the
school's student body and 25 percent of
its revenue-producing assessed valuation.
"I'm tn favor of the eleellve process,"
Vogel said. "There's a great deal of
consternation in the public with the
flurry of resignations we've had here.
"In the realm of public relations. v!'e
Rave tO thlnk:"""about those who hnve been
critical of us. lf .,.,.e appoint new trustees.
no matter ttow you cut it, it will be bad
P.R. Our critics will fee l thwarted once
again ... and I don 't think this school
needs any more bad public relations
right no.,.,·."
"I'm tired of the cloud over this
place," said Saddleback bcind and
orchestra director Monte LaBonte, v.·ho
has been ""'ith the schpol ~ix years.
"I'd like lo see that cloud taken care of
... the election process is the only v.•ay
to give people an opportunity to make a
statement -to tell this college what
changes they want.
"Then if they 're still not happy , they'd
have 10 put up or shut up," he concluded.
~e Rhodes, president of t h e
Saddleback F'acull y Assoc lation, added
that appointments tend to perpetuate
IA'hal is already in existenCf:.
"\Vhether \Ve admit it or not. when we
appoi nt we tend 10 · choose people y,•c
like," he said. •·The public seems to be
indicaUng lt \'-'anu a change from the
way things are."
Oa\1id 1-laU, president of the As..oclatcd
Student Body, sald 1he facul ty 's opinion
aJs.,, holds true for .!ltudents.
"One· o( the grtatesl things about this
last campaign (which replaced chnrter
trustee ~flchael Collins with Norrlsa
Brandt ol Jrvine.) wa r that lhe student
could work for the candidate he or she
Ilk ed .
"ln a c:ampaign, every student hat a
chance to get involved, not Just lhe few
who are 1elettcd to work on an
appolntmtnt committee.''
t .
would have to remain secret. attempted murder of Anne's bodyguard,
F l • p , d Jenkins said the object was to "achieve inspector James Beaton. i J,llt[ e TJ,0 tht grealest degree of security without Ball made no statement in court
u an unacceptable iri.erference wittt the beyond asking for legal ald _ the
ability of public f1,!gur~s lo $ad lives as f-· led d f
From Page 1
CAR~ENTER ••• For Sadclleback ::=-0 • court·appoin •.,,,,.
ind ividual property owner.·· A fast·mov.ing oonvoy ol police vehicles
STATE PRIORITTES -"We need to El ct" ll Opens s 't u Bow Street from suburban Brixlon Jail. carrying armed guards brought BilrlO
\l,'eigh open space priorities against other e LO . ecitri y p All traffic V.'8S stopped to give it a clear \'alues -school finances and public run lo the city.
transportation need!, for instance. I am If you are a rf:sldent of l'he Tustin F p • A typewritten ransom note reported to
not going to support all of these things at Unified School District or Laguna Or rtJ.lCe demand $4.8 million from the queen was once. Th.ere is no sense having excel/en! 1 schools, go6d public transportation and Beach, and South Laguna, you cou d run found in the white Ford sedan which cut
lots of open space and a bankrupt state." for one of three op('nlngs on the SAN DIEGO tUPI t -The si~ off the royal car 3!i it returned Anne and
k Co bo d f t shots fired al Princess Anne In her husband to the palace fro1n a SCHOOLS _ "The property tax to Saddlebac \lege ar o trus ees. .11 .
h he London led to intens1 ed security downtown charity movie. finance schools is regressive and unfair. The filing per!OO opened today wit t precautions for her brother, Prince A man leaped out firing a flurry or
Senate Bill 90 committed us to support 1n Orange CoWlty Registrar of Voters and Charl es, heir to the Britlsh t!U-one, shots at Anne's limousine.
other ways. In areas fike the Saddleback will close at 5 p.m. April 5. who todav ends a V.'l>ek's visit to The chauffeur and lhc po 11 c e
Valley where you cannot keep up with Trustees 10 fill the three vacancies will the United States. bodvguard were seriously wounded . A
the growing capital need, the state is be elected at large Jube 4 by all voters in The prince was reported ''deeply poliCeman who raced to their assistance
increasing its support to over 50 percent the distri<."I, but candidates for the three shocked" by the assault on his was also hit. So, too. was a journalist
this year for operationallunds." posts must live within the boundaries of sisler and her hu.!band. wbo got out of a taxi when the shooting
ENERGY -"We're an electricity~ the t~tee areas v."nere the vacancies Protection for the young prince started.
hungry people and I think we've gone the are. was "intensified." said John Anne and her husband crouched on the
tight direction. But where we've gone off More infonnation abou t the trustee Hoo/ton of the Brilish consulate in noor at the back of the car v.·hile the
lhe track is in playing down nuclear area boundaries may be obtained from Los Angeles. fie ga\•e no details of gunman y,7enched at the car doors trying
energy." the Registrar's office in Santa Ana. the beefed.up security at the San to get in.
NUCLEAR SAFETY -"There have The three vacancies are created by the Diego Naval Station 'ft'here the The gunman finally was brought down :i~fi: b~8J:r~df~:nlt'~eyre:ad~~ resignations of John Lund, president of f:~~ Royal Navy ship is ~~ ~e:Ut~':ghth ~e;:~~t.~ca~e::
of us aren't concerned about sterility,_. __..•he~· board ; Hans \'ogel and Alyn Brannon Park.
but if I was. l'd move to SaT1Clemerite ::'"°~'~~~~·~· =:__-:=--:=--:=--=..:-:_ ___ _I'=:======,,;,=,-,,===-!...._::_".'..::__ __________ _ right now. (Location of the San Onofre
nuclear power plant ).
AIR QUALttY -"Normally l prefer
local government control to .!IBte or
federal control: · But air and water
problems cannot be confined lo one city.
Thtre isn't any such thing as Orange
County air or Orange County water. So a
regional approach is best."
Car Dealer Sued
Over Milea ge
Turnback Charge
An El Toro couple who claiiTI they
learned afler they bought their car that
it.9 true mileage was 97,481 and not the
51 ,675 shown on lhe odometer sued a
Costa ri.iesa car dealer Wednesday tor
$100.000 in damages.
frlr. and ~1rs. Frank J . Kiepe, 23316
Cavanaugh St.. El Toro. name Courtesy
Dodge ol Costa Mesa a.'i defendants In an
Orange County Superior Court action
that also seeks the return of $2,401.52
they paid for a Buick auto.
N8ming A. D. Hofin as co-defendant,
the K.iefcs state they bought the car June
14 on a trade-in basis after being assured
that the vehicle had only been driven for
51 ,675 miles.
The action states that they were later
Advised by the state's Department of
,.totor Vehicles that the true mileage on
lhe Buick ~'as 97,481. They charge
Courtesy Dodge with !raud and breach ol
contract.
-From Page 1
BRANNON • • • -already had been made legal by the
submisston of letters to County Schools
AHistant Superintendent Dell'e}' Hillman.
"Well, I've got my letter right here,"
Brannon said making no move to produce
ii.
"I'm afraid before we go any farther
v.·e'll have to see It," Vogel said. Since
Hillman was in the audience. he
oonfirmed that as the superlntendent's
representative he could accepl Brannon 's
letter then and there. making the
resignation oUicial. effective June 4.
Brannon look the letter out. borrowed a
pen from Vogel to sign it, and gave ii lo
ii ii\ man.
Then. the motion W call for an ell'Clion
pl"Ocr!eded. with Brannon and Trustee
DoMa Berry voting no.
Brannon. 43, is a charter member ol
the board. His sentencing on the single
bookmaking count Is scheduled for Pttatth
rl.
I1upeaclu11enl Urged
LA .JOLLA f AP ) -Impeachment of
~ent Nhcon is urged in a resol:.ition
approved \YedneMIAy by !hf La Jolla
fMends mttling of the Rellglou.s Soc.It!)'
of Friends. 1\')l' Quaker group, wtth 125
members, belongs to a different branch
of the church from t.hait lo which Nixon beloogi in \"/hitlltr.
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VOL 67, NO. 80, 5 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA
Today's Final
N.Y. Stocks ..
THU RSDAY , MARCH 21, 1974 TEN CEN TS
Food ·caterer Sued by School Chief
7
Deadly Loot .
Cyanide Stol en Front Truck
Four pounds of deadly cyanide poison may be stored un1o.•ittingly some-
\\'here in Orange County, Huntington &ach police v.'arned today.
The poison, packed in cardboard boxes, was s!olen from the trunk of n
chemical company represcntati\·e's car Tuesday, v.·hile he ~·as inside the
Sheraton Beach Inn .
JOHN llAAS, 32, an employc of the American Chemical and Refining Com·
pany of Los An!!:eles. told police thieves took the cyanide along ~'ith an anacht'.
case, je\\·elry and other items.
He said_ the. l.hicves....probab1$.._didn'Lkno.W ~hat was in the cardboard Jm.,
and they may dump it.
Police warned that the cyanide, possibly in po\\·der form. is deadly and
no,006-&houki touch ii-.
"JUST CALL TllE nearest police or fire department.'' Sgt. James \Valker
advised today. "The slightest ~·hiff of that stuff and all the fresh air in the
world won't do }'OU any good."
Sgt. \Yalker said the cardboard box is labeled "ACR" and "poison."
The cyanide Itself is valued at only $25, police said. The total loss to Haas
was estimated al $375.
Food, Fuel Up
February Cost of Livi11g
Up 1~3 Percent £01· U.S.
\VASHINGTON IAP) -The pace of
Inflation quickened in February with food
and fuel prices pushing the cost of living
up t.3 percent, the second biggest
monthly jump since 1951, the government
said !Oday. (Related story. Pal!"·5);---
'Ibe Labor Department said last
month's rise sent consumer price11 10
pereent higher than a year ago and
marked the first time since 1948 that the
United States ex~ricnct'd double figure
inflation.
It was the highest •12:month increase in
the cost Of living since consumer prices
l:>Iavan School's
Boundaiies
To Spark Debate
Attendance boundaries at. Javan
School may spark debate at tonight's
meeting of the F'oWltain Valley school
boanl.
Parents from lhe \Vcstmoot 7 and
Parkside housing developments are
expected lo confront school trustees over
who should attend the school.
Trustees have agreed to move one
group of d:Jildren out ol. Plavan. an all-
year sdlool geared to both handicapped
and regular dtildren. into neighboring
Nieblas School. An attendance boundary
is needed because Plavan i s
overcrowded, according to s c h o o 1
officials.
Two weeks ago~ trurtees decided
against the original plan of moving the 67
Parkside children, and tentatively voted
to move the 95 Westmont children.
Angered by v.'hat they called an unfair
rose by 10.2 perce.nt in the 12 months
ending January I!M8.
Nearly half the February increase was
attributed to higher food price!! with the
price of-beef rl!ing 7 .5 percent. tbe
sharpest jwnp since a 9.6 percent
inc:reue in 'Jtme 1947.-Gaaoline.and other
energy items were fesponsible ror about
a fifth of last month'll increa.se in prices.
The Consumer Price Index climbed
last month to 141.5 of its 1967 average.
meaning that it cost consumers $141.50 to
buy the same amount of reta il goods and
services that $100 bought in 1967.
While consumer prices continued lheir
sharp rise. real spendable earnings of
workers dropped another six-tenths of l
percent in February and ·were do~·n 4.!'i
percent from a year ago. This ~·as 1he
larg~ decline over a year since the
gov~mment began keeping that statistic
in 196t
The February price report showed
inflation holding a firm grip across the
economy. Food prices rose 2.5 percent:
nonfood commodities. one percent. and
services seven-tenths of one percent.
The .Ni.1on admini.itration .has said it
expects inflation to continue il~ sharp
pace throughout the fi rst half of the year
before beginning to ease during the final
six months. Dircetor John T. Dunlop of
the Cost of Living Council said
\Vednesday that February's surge in food
prices would be fonowed by more
moderate increases in ~1ardl, April and
J\.tay.
"Our own estim.'.lte is that it will be the
last month with a really poor record."
Dunlop said.
Eleme11tat')'
Districts
Seeli U11ity
lly lllLARV KA ''E
01 IN oailJ l"llel it1H
Spokesmen for the Huntington Beach
C1tv, Fountain Vallcv .'.Ind Seal Beach
eleincruary districts v·qwerl \\'t'dnt>Sday to
push for a five-way school rl.'districting
plan even though 11 lacks support from
the three otller school systems involved.
Their affirmation or the proposal to
break the area covered by l he
Huntington Beach Union Jiigh School
District into five. separate. unined school
syst~m! came during \\'edncsday night's
111ceting of a joint study committee oil
the reorganization of districts in
Huntington Reach. Seal Beach. Fountain
Va!lcy and \Vestmins!cr.
Spokesmen for lhe three districts
backing the fivc-y,·ay split said 1hc·y will
continue to back it before the Orange
Coun1y Commil1£.>e on School District
Organization n£.>xt \\'cdnesday.
Hwitington Beach's Ocean View
elementary district and the \\'estminstcr
elementary district oppose the plan.
High school district trustees have said
they '4'ill oppose any plan that the
elementary districts can·t agree upon.
"Frankly~ our board feels we're better
orr with whai weiiJve, reganfleN of
what f.aull!I it has." Westminster Trustee
Rod Cruse tokl members of the
Unification Study Committee Wedncsd.'.ly.
Crt1\se ~lti.'d a hlgh1a:X1a1e. prob!CTm
in housing all ol. the school c.ilildren. and
the still unresolved border dispute
between Westminster and Ocean Vie1o.·,
as the major objections to the plan.
Ocean View trustees. too. have voiced
disapproval with several clements or the
five-v.·ay plan, and have sent a letter In
the county committee expressing their
ViC\\'S.
Ocean Vie~· trustees are mo st
concerned over \vhether the newly-unified
districts '4'ould be legally bound to pay
for the new high school to be buflt In
the.ir distriCt if the high school district 's
June tax override election is successful.
Both \Vestminster and Ocean View
spokesmen said they plan to attend the
meeting scheduled for next Wednesday
with the coonty committee. ll will ~the
fi~t meeting bct~·een the committee and
the districts to discus.s the plan.
\\'estminster's Cruse added that he
plans to attend every unirication meeting
thereafter -at both the county and state
level -to make his district's opposition
known.
Cl1ained Aliens
Found i11 Garaac 0
LOS ANGELES tt'\P! -Tu·enty
alleged illegal aliens nave been arresled
at a garage v.·here they apo; rcntly had
been chained and held withoul food or
v.ater for 24 hours, officials said.
1----decision, We&tmonl---pa rent6 picket.ed in
front of Plavan this week. They claim
that, since their tract is the clooest to
Pl.avan, thelr youngsters should go 10
that school.
Soaring gasoline and mot.or oil prices
played a large part in the over-all
increase in consumer prices last month,
rising 5.3 percent to a 1cvel 30.9 percent
above last February. Fuel oil and coal
jumped 3.8 percent, the smallest increase.
in fi\•e months to a level 58.8 percent
higher than a year ago.
... verage prices for gasoline alone
increased 5.5 percent Th e average price
for regular jumped to 49.14 cent! per
gallon and for premium to 52.7 ~nts per
gallon.·
Federal immigration agents said the
\Vcdnesfiay arrests were part of a
crackclo~ll on "drop houses•· -'4·ay
stations -in the Los Angeles area. A
total of 71 persons have been arrested in
t1o.o ~·eeks . They also believe that it '4'ould be
un.safe for their children lo walk to
Nieblas -eight-tcnUts of a mile away -
since the youngsters would have to cross
bl.mI...... Bushard Street. The Parkside
children, who live farther away from
Nleblas, would have to be bused.
Trustees will listen tonight to
argume.nts from both Westmont and
Par~ide parents, and poBSibly from
per900S in other nearby tracts .
A final decisloo will be made within the
ne'Xt few board meetings, according to
dhtrid adminWr&ton.
Tonight'! meeting is at the district's
edtlcatton center. aH o'clock, at Number
One Llghtbowie Lane, Fountain Valley.
Troops Near Oudong . ~leet Reel Guns '
PHNOM PENH (UPll -A rescue
column got within one mile of a 1,200-
man garri!Ofl trapped on the outskirt! of
the former royal capital Oudong before
being stopped by heavy O>mmunlst fire.
mlllt.ary 90urtts Said. Two columns of
govemmenl troop& 1111 trying to re.lle\'e
1he soldiers surrounded by an tstimated
2,000 Communl5ts on the oulsklrts of
Oudong, 1 150-year-old former royal
capital captured by the rebels on
l\1onday.
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Prices of regular gasoline have now
risen 22 percent and premium gasoline
19.8 percent since the Labor Department
began publlshtng average prices four
monlhs ago after the stl.rt ol lhe Arab oil
ethbatgo.
A spokesman for the U.S. Immigration
and Naturalizaflon Servicel said 29 ~·ere
arrested Wednesday -20 1n the garage
and nine in a nearby residence.
For the Birds
Be sieged To ·wn Plan:s Noise Sl1.01v
" GRACEHAJ\f, J\ld. (AP) -A fireworks and noise show to rival
many a rock 'n' roll perrormance Is scheduled tonight in this usually
quiet Catoctin J\fountain community.
The show is a special performance for 1 O million blackbirds,
grackles and starlings that began roosting in a pine grove near
Graceham lasl fall. Federal, state and county officials hope the show
will unsettle the birds so much that they will leave.
The birds blot out the sky when they return to the roost each
evening. They have frightened dairy herds, stripped newly planted
fields and created a potential health hazard. Repeat performances are scheduled for Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Officials plan to turn another expe<:led audience -tourists and
the curious -away and close the area around the bird.s1 roost be-
fore Ule noise begins. State rllte and townspeople have complained
o( traflic congestion cause by tourists since publicity about the
birds. ·
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ROYAL COUPLE ALL SMILES SHORTLY BEFORE SHOOTING
Return to Buckingh1m P1l1ce Marred by Gunfire
MAP INOICATE S SPOT ALON G MALL WHERE SHOTS FIRED
Princess Anne, Husband Escape, But Four Bodyguards Hit
Suspect Held iii Firing
On Princess Arine's Ccir
LONOOX I AP ) -t:nemplo yed
Englishman Ian Ball v.·as charged today
1o.·ith attempted murder during an
aborti)·e attempl 10 kidnap Princess
Anne near Buckingham Palace. The
government ordered tighter security for
the royal family .
F'our persons wPre '4'ounded 1n the
shooting 150 yards from !he palat<>
Wednesday night. At ne, 2.1-ycar-o!d
daughter of Queen Eh1.alx.'ih II. and her
husband, cavalry Capt. r..1ark Phillips,
\1·crc unhurt.
''The.re is no present indication that
thls was other than an isolaled act by an
Individual." Home SC'cretary Roy Jenkins
told the !louse or Commons.
Uut. he ordered security arran;;:emenls
for the royal family and other prominent
persons lightened. _ -
He said he discussed ~·ith London
Police CommillSioner ilobert r..1ark "such
actions s seems seM1ble to inerease the
safeguards already taken against attacks
like the one last night on Prince,,s Ann£.>."
He said lheir conclusions . ..to be. effectil'e ,
Yi'ould ha ve lo rcm.ain sccril.-
Jenklns said the object wu to "achieve
the greate!t d!!gret of security wi1hou1
an unaeceptable interference with the
ability of public fugures to lead li\'ts as
ntarl)' nonnal a$ possible."
Ball , 2ti . made a 60-second appe:iranC'C
at Loodon's Bow Street Court and wn!I
ordered held for a week ~'hile police
continued lhtl.l r lnvestigatlon or the first
attack on British royalty since 1939.
Police lnlormants said they were
tt)1ng to discover 1he source of a lnrce
sum of money ln Ball 's possession.
They also were sttking B a I l 's
855«.latcs and relative! ln a -bid to
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discover more about his rccen1 activities
'·Jt is impera11vc full inqu1nes be madl'
and to a'\Sl<;I us it IS necr'!S;'it)' 10 ha \"('
ready access to the accused." said
Dt-tect11'e Chier Sup1 Hoy Hansom 1n
court. "This 1s a matter of stale security
on which I cannot l'nlarge."'
Ball. tall. lean anrl neatly bcardrd. was
handcuffed to tv.o de1ccti1·es during his
brtef ;1ppcarancc in the dock
~lore. than 30 police surrounded the
rnu rt build1n,:i dunn~ the heatin!! and
ne.,..·sifi'l!11 v.· .. rc: searched al)~ checked lor
rred<'n!ials.
Ball y,·a" specificall y charged \lo'i th the
at1e1npted murder of Anllt.''s bodyguard ,
inspector Jaml.'s Beaton.
Ball made no state1nen! Jn court
beyond ask ing for legal aid -th~
assi..i:ance of a court-appointed dtfcnse
attorney.
A fast-moving convoy nf police vehielPs
carryin({ armed guards broughl Uall 10
Bow Street from suhurban Urixlon Jail.
All traffic w;is stopped 10 give it a clear
run to lhc cily
i\ t>T1Cwn\len rAnllOm note reported to
dt>mand $4.8 m1lhon from the queen 'llt as
found in the 1'h1te f ord sedan \\'hich cut
off the royal car as lt returned Anne and
hc·r husband to !he palace from a
downlo\\·n charily mo\iC.
A man lc11ped out fir ing a nurry of
shot.s at Anne'5 limo115inc
The chauffeur and the po 11 c e
bodyJ!:unrd ~'ere seriously wounded. A
polieeman who raced to their :'lL'li!lflnce
wa! also hit. So. too. was A joom:ilist
who got out of a tali whtn the shooting
518rtcd.
Anne and her husband crouched on the
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Loga11 Cites
Ove1·cl1~11·ge
011 Ca1111li1s
Hy C.\\:OACt-~ PE,\HSU...;
01 I~• Dl•\f l'olot SI•!!
George Lo~an ha!' fl1t·d a $200.(~Kl
\a1o.·sui1 againsl a local food catcr1n~ f1rn1
alleging O\'Crcharg1ng al 11o.o l\unlingtoo
Beach Un ion lllgh S"hool llis1r1t:!
camt>LJS('s.
Logan. president of th•~ high school 00arcr and a ~rtllc of food eontract
practices. says he v.·ants 1h:11 'lnoncv
distributed among thr student!') and
teachers he [urtht.'r ('!aims <ir(' thl'
victims or "illegal" pri!;'(' int:rcaS('S.
~amed as dcfl•ndant in the Oran1:e
County Superior Court lawsuit is J:i~·
Rock Sales Inc. headc:d by Jay
~tastroianni .
lie couldn"t· be reached for com1ncnt
early today
The action 1l·as met hy s11rpr1sc tfl(.lay
from Jerry Ban1e, l/unt ini.:ton J:W:1C"h
atlomt>v f0r ~lastroianni ;ind Jay·RO<'k
.S:ilt>S ..
~lastroianni hasn·t bc'C'n scr\'l'<I yPl
wi1h the class action sul! fi11-d for all
allegedly ove rcha rged by !he con1p;1uy
"It's very unusual for Logan lo Jtl<>t
run to the courthouse and file 11n
action ... Jikc a 1o.·hil<' kni~ht." Bame said
today. The is.<;ue should hP tliscu.~
•·among business people ," he .'.ldded.
Logan, an attomi~y. agrN1.t a suit
brfi.i.•een a l>OBrd "1Yrn"ml5e.nmt1 a-dl!ilrict
contractor is probably ooc-0f·a·kind .
"But everything is unusu<al al thC high
school<!." he said.
In the sult.,=..bogan claims that n1orc.
than 10.rof' stUdcnts an<l teachers at
Huntington Beach and \\'t>s1minsh·r 1!1gh
Schools have been vicu ius o f
overcharging since Sept. I l, 1973.
Asked about the :illt'J::e<I $200 .000
damages. Logan said, "l plucked 1h;.it
figure out of lhf' air. I hope 10
substantiate it l:ill•r ...
Last Sept<'mhrr . d islrict
administrators granted a price increase
for the vending opcr:111on ~lastroianni
runs at~the 1v.·o sc.ilools without OOard
approval.
The Orange Counly Counscl"s off ice
said thC! action ~·as legal .
"I just know 1hey're illegal."' !..-Ogan
claimed today. "I'm C.'l'rtain of 11. He
ought not to be able to ket"p that money
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Securit y V JJ
For Prince
.~r\x ou;:c;o rL·Pr 1 -n1c: ~i x
shois fi red al Pr!ncC'Ss Anne In
L<1ndon lrd to in!ensif1cd ~rurity
pr("tautions for hf'r hroth£.>r . l'rince
Charle~. heir tn the Briti sh thronc.
"'ho todav rnds a week's visit If)
the t;nitcd Slates
The prince w11s reported "deeply
shocked '' by the assault on his
sister an d her husband .
Proteclion for the young princr
\\a<; "i ntensified," said 'J oh 11
Houlton of !he British consul:it f' in
Los Angeles He gnve no ck't11il! 111
lbc. beefed-up sccuri1y at the Sa'l
Diego ~a\·al Sta11on ~·herf' Ill•·
Prince's Royal ~a\·y ship 1~
b£orthed .
Orange Coast
Weather
The \rea therladv culls for f;ur
sk11•s Friday except S-01nt• 1011
clo11d1nt>ss in the n)orning hnur~
Increasing high cloudint>~ Fr1c1:i\.
A hnle w11nncr d&ys. High<: in rfu·
mid and upJ>(!r 60s. Lo\\·s 111 the
high 40s.
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Jaworski
Issues New
Subpoena
\\'ASIUNGTO~ iAPi -Thi:'. :ipcc1;.il
Wntergate prosecutor's office ha s
!'tUbpoenacd add1tlonal docun1t'nls fron1
lhc \Vhite llou:-;{', lt w:.1s dis<'lost'd today.
A spok(•sn\<111 for special prosecu tor
l .eon Juworski sn1d the su bpocn;.i
dircctl'd lo Prc slde-nt Nixon ~·as sd'vl'd
on the \\'hilc lfousc F'rlday. Otadl1ne? for
compliance is ~londay.
The spokes man di'Cllned to say what
the subpoena dema nd ed.
. At the \\'hite House. Deputy Press
Secretary Gerald L \\'arren said the
subpoena y.·as under ronsidcration and as
TEAPOT DOME 'SURPASSES'
WATERGATE -Story, Page 18
DISTRICT ANGLERS COMPA~E
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Jor the llkely response declared . "I don't
have any guid11nce to give you on that."
Asked whnt items were sought by
Jaworski, \Varrcn said, "I do not have
<B.ny specifics on the subpoena ."
Responding to another q u e s t i o n .
Warren said no cdnsidcration was bcini::
given to firing Jay.•orski because of his
move to subpoena \\'hitc ll o u s c
materials.
Told that press secretary Ronald L.
Ziegler fl1tly denied Wednesday that any
·subpoena had been received, Warnn said
he could not explain that and felt any
attempt to do so in Ziegler's absence
would be unralr. Ziegler was at his Whlle
House desk but did not conduct t.he day 's
news briefing.
Warren also was questioned about
~repeated slatements by Nixon , the most
recent in a broadcast question-.and-
answer session Tuesday night· in Houston.
that Jaworski had all the materials he
required.
Warren said Nixon was aware of the
subpoena at the Lime but had made it
clear he referred to a Jaworski
statement. that he had materials needed
to seek federal grand jury indictments.
Meanwhile. Jaworski told newsmen
~at there could be more such subpoenas
'relating to areas we are investigating.''
• He said that the subpoena issued to the
,White House Marth 15 ''obv1o::~ly realtes
to ooe ol the areas we are investigating."
Asked whether that includes investiga-
µons Jreviow!Y ac!Cnow!edged by the
·.sped prosecutor, Jawonk1 an~eted
"yes .. -·-sui·he de.clined to-~Y whlclum• ollho.
three grand Jutte:!! l n-v e s t I g a t I n g
• Wat8ga_!:e antfrtlatrd mntters requested
1he subpoena , saying that he-was
prohibited by a coJll'l O{der. from
dJscussing it.
OCC l1istructor
Eato1t Gets Hall -,
Of Fame Honors
Miles. Eaton . a teacher at Orange Coast
College since it opened In 1948. 'ilas been
selected by the Nationa l Teacher's Hall
of Fame as one of the best t~"O-yee.r
college teachers in the country.
Eaton received the award at the third
annual Teacher's Day Awards recently
al Fullerton College. Teachers trom
throughout the nation were honored
and Eaton won his distinction in the
category of instructors with 20 or more
years of tea~ng experience.
Ea ton. who is chalnnan of the' OCC
Social Science Department. joined the
college 26 years ago. He Y.-as occ·s
first varsi ty basketball coach. a position
he held froni IM8 to 1955.
A native of Powersville, Mo., Eaton
received his BS in political science frorn
Northeast Missouri State and his Jo.1A
from the University of Missouri.
His first t.eaching assignment was at
Dodge City Junior College in Dodge City,
Kansas. Eaton also taught one year at
Santa Ana College before coming to OCC.
Eaton is a past president of the Costa
~1rsa Ro1ar~· Club and the Southern
California Junior College Association. He
and his y.·i fe , Fran , live in Santa Ana.
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'Not Likely'
Hllntingfon Wish List High
Practice Blaze
Real Thing
A p<actlco nrerJihting drill
st.aged by the Cost.I li!e$8 r ire
Depanment turned out to be the
real tlllng Wednellday nl&Jit wheo
the blaz.e al an old -arehouse 1ot
out of hind. ly TERRY COVlll:E
Jl city ment heada et Of ~"' 'il•t '""
everything they i.l\'C usked for on a ~x
yoaJ "~·lsh list," Hunt ington Beach could
be in debt by n1ore than $9.5 mllllon by
the end of um.
As fina ncial prediction~ go. tluil'll ••
shocker but both Fin<ince l)i rector F'r:1nk
"Ben" Arguello nnd City Administrator
IJa\'e Rowlands adamWllly "'·am that it
won "t happen.
··1f we 1nad the money. certalnly .,.,.e'd
like to do eve ry.thing." says Roy.l ands.
"But the budget is a]v.'ays going to bi'
b..ilanced. 11le progran1s and personnel
"'·ill be geared to V>'hal y.•e can afford."
Arguello also guarantees there won 't
be any debt, but ¥.'ams, "from now on
we'll have to get the money before we
can spend it," noting that tbe past
cushion of reserve cash may be missing
over the next six years.
The city work force Is currenlly caught
in the agony of develop ing a budget not
only for 1974-75, but for the nex t six
years.
11oe rough six·year projection -based
on some needed department expansion as
Newrort Y acl1t
Skipper Missing
Off Orange Coast
Skipper Arthur P. W o Iv in was
missing and presuml'd drowned today.
after vanishing overboard Wedne9day on
a twilight yadtt cruise oU Newport
Beach.
His 4~foot cabin cruiser al)parently
churned on through the Catalina Channel
for at least one hour before his
disappearance was discovered.
A U.S. Coast Guard search by !he
cutter Point Divide oul of Newport Beach
lasted from 1:45 a.m. until 5 a.m., when
search and rescue operat ions were
suspended with daybreak.
No trace had been found of \\'ol\·in, 45.
who lived with his wife, Suzette, at 1100
Pembroke Lane in Newport Beach's
Westcliff district.
He was with two women below decks
after departing bis mooring at the Sluft
Shin Re:!!laurant, 2241 W. Coast
Highway, alx>ut 5 p.m. for an evening
cruise, police said.__ _
The. women managed to bring the big
cruiser "Second Ulve,'' back to Newport
Beadl themselves after discoverin g that
Wolvin.was no longer aboard.
Investigators today declined l<r Identify
the W<men, both of whom were
llClheduled to undergo polygraph tes ts this
morning lo corroborate their J«>rics of
what happened.
"Right now , it just looks like he
probably went over the side," said
Detective Sgt. Ken Thompson.
He said the women told of making an
appointinent With Wolvin, who worked as
an engineering consultant, and meeting
hlrn. at the vessel late Wednesday
altemoon.
They left the harbor and were below
decks with the cruiser on a'utomatic pilot,
when. they said, tbe victim left lhe cabin
and failed to return within an hour.
"They went topside and he was gone,"
Sgt. Thompson said.
Police Patrol Sgt. Tom Shearn said
today that investigators theorize \Vol vin
vanished anywhere from six lo JI) miles
offshore, but this was difficult 10
establish due to the tin1e lapse involved.
f'ro1n Pnge 1
CATERING ...
that belongs to the children.•·
Tru.stees last week delayed nclion on
further proposed food prices increases nl
four high schools, including Hlu1tingt6n
Beach and Westminster, until thev ccin
get fi\'e County Counsel oo;nions
relating to food service. '
The other truslees agre«i y.•it h Log.Jn
that the board , as not administrators.
should handle such price increases as a
matter of policy.
Logan sald today he didn't v.·ant to wail
for the County Cowisel's answers
because that could tak e months.
"Nothing the co1U"1ty counsel would sav
v.·ould have any bearlng on~·hal I would
do," he said. adding latC'r, "All I'm after
is !he cash."
OnC' of the questions asked countv
counsel was whethl'r price incn:-asc's
granted without board ii'ttion are legal.
He sa id he hadn't decided how to notify
iViastroia nni of the suit, but n1ight send
him a c."Opy of it today.
"So he'll at least know what people are
ti1lking about -poor guy,'' Lcigan stiid.
Logan, ~·ho has Jrouscd fel!ov,. board
members' ire in the past wllh demands
for continuing discussions of alleged
m1sprae1ices In the district. said today he
didn 't. think they 'd care.
"This is bety.·ecn n1e and Jay." he
added .
From Page J
S ·s PECT ...
floor at the back of the car wt11lc the
gunman 1\·rencht•d al the car floors trying
to J!"t in
The gunman finall y w>1s hrouJ;hl down
by a det('('t1.,e with a football ta~kle a~
he ran 11ff through nejrby St. Jamts'1
Park .
Police lnformanL'I reported 11 shots
were fi red by the 11ssallant and balllstic
experts were studying two revolvers, n
.31J..<alibet :ind a .22, rounft In !he white
Fpnl.
(
well as many "luxury .. requests --would
pu.~h the city 's budget OY'tr the ps
mllHon mark In 1978-79.
CHY revenues, ut !heir (.'Urrcnt rate,
l'Ould not kt-ep pace y.·ith those
('x1wnditures. But Arguello pol111S out
that his rough slx·year estimate does not
1r1c-ludc outside re\'cnue such as fC'dera l
grants, fl'deral revenue sharing and
other spt'cial incomes.
But the message is clea r, futurt city
fuian('es are going to be light, There may
have lo be some new revenue ~rces
and soinc tutbacks in service, sa)s fJ'IC
Out of $267,860
finance dlredor.
"If you can't pay the rent, don'! worry
about the payments oo the furniture ,"
notes Argu ello, indicating some of the
luxury requests may be hard to justify.
Tiie library people, for examplt, would
like tY.·o oommunity theaters buUt, iit a
rough construction cost of $350,000. n,e
parks department wants l¥i'O more
co1nmunity centers -another $19(),000.
One of the biggest jumps ove r six
years comes with added police
manpower. Chlef l!:arle Robitaille. v.ith
~ people under his ~ing , already fee ls
Caspers' Current Funds
For Election $138,000
By WlLLIAl\f SCHREIBER
01 lht D•ll"t PllOI lllH
Supervisor Ronald Caspers of Newport
Beach collected more than half the
$267,860 in total campaign contributions
made to Orange County's f Iv c
supervisors during their current terms of
office.
Disclosure -$latements on file In !he
Orange County Registrar Ci~ Voters <.·:ice
In Santa Ana show Caspers collected a
war chest of $138,000 between bis election
In 1970 and the disclosure deadline of
Dec. 3t, 1973.
The list of majOr contributions -those
O\'er SSOO -doesn't include donation.,
made at fund-ra isers he1d so far this
year for the three board members up. for
re-election in June.
Caspers and supervisors David Baker
and Ralph Clar!( face voters this year.
Both Caspers and Clark already tiave
had $100 per person receptions in their
honor th.is yea r. ~
flaker, whose Second D ls tr I ct
represents mos! of western Orange
County, deposited just under $20,000 in
his war chest during the 1ff-eleetion
years.
Anaheim's Clark received $25,720 in
donations since his electio n in 1970.
According lo his statement, all of that
montY _ ha! been spent paying off
campaign -debtJ and--his upeoming
election will rrquire further donations.
...,.Supervisors. Ralph Djl'drich _!! f _
Fullerton and Robert Battin of Santa Ana
hnve another two years before reelection
time but bolb have started raising
money.
Batlin's supporters, a group known as
Friends of Robert Battin. raised $29.185
betvoeen his election in 1972 and the end
or um.
Of that. he still has nearly '2CJ,OOO left
in the till for future uSc. He will be a
eandidate for lieutenant governor this
year and Is free to spend !hat money in
his race for higher office.
Diedrich has almost no money lert In
his campaign coffers, according to
reports on Hie.
-He grossed sa-t.800 at a single fund-
ralsing dinner that wound ur costinfi!; ·
nearly SG.000. The net of $46,400 was used
to repay part of a large loan he made to
his own campaign in 1972.
Caspers' list of maior off -vear
contributors is the most extensive of the
five county board members.
Since the la\\' requires only disc losure
of ma.ior donors. it is doubtful many of
the estimated 500 people who attendt'CI
his recent Nev.·portcr Inn fund-raiser y.·ill
be listed. _ ,
r-.tany of those present at the $100-per-
person cocktail party "''ere top county
officials, wlro arc prohih::ed uncl :: slate
election codes from att~d ing a fund·
raiser unless given fr~ tickets.
B11l the cro1vd did include a 1argc
number of inOuentia! .1s1ncssmen.
lobby ists. representatives of citizens
groups and others "'ho dea l with 1hc
counly bureaucracy on a regular basi s.
Of the major donors 1J s1ed on the fi\'e
super\·isors' disclosure documents, fully
85 percent are the same group 01
lobbyists, developers and companies that
eit he r do business direetly with the
county or depend on its staff for pennJts
and other actions.
The biggest single contributor lo super-
,·isoria\ campaign coffers w:is the lr\'ine
of Dec.i 31. Top company officials "''ere
also in 'attendance at Caspers' NeY.-porter
Inn gathering.
The co1npany gave $4.500 lo Caspers,
Sl.000 to Baker. $2.100 lo Cla rk, $l ,OOO to
Diedrictl und no~ning to Battin.
Donations were 1 also made by the
con1pany to the losing effort..o;; of former
supe r.•isor. William Phillips, d('fcated by
Senior Citizens
Offered Plant,
Flo,ver Lectures
A four·part lecture seMes on plants and
fowers v.·111 be offered free to F'ounlaln
Vallry senior c1tlze11s slarting Friday In
rooms I and 2 at tRC' co'mmunily ttnter.
£.1ch of the four lectures y.·ill be OOJs;t
on a F'ridav at 2 p.m. The program ill ~
spollSl)red by the Founui ln Valley Seniors
11nd the Hw1tlngl0n Beach Union High
School Dist rict adult school.
1\11i title of the lecture sc rlts Is
"Gardening in Small Placc.1." f'rlday's
lesson will covar t~rrarlum planting.
Other lectures ~re: r..1e1trch·29, planting
1n pots; ApMI 5, ma era me Pot haneers,
and Aprtl 12. flower arranging.
Diedrich, and \.\'ill\am \Venke, beaten by
Battin.
Others appearing consistently on the
donation ~ts are VTN of Orange County
Int'., the Mission Viejo Company,
Octidental Land Development Company,
Collins Radio, Avco Inc., McKeon
Construclion Company and attorney H.
Rodger Howell.
Lobbyist F'rank f.-lichelena handed out
$3,000 in donations -$1.000 each to
Diedrich, Caspers and Clark -and was
campaign manager for Ph 111 l p s,
Diedrich's opponent in 1972. Several
years ago, he was Phillips' top aide.
Air California ~ident Robert
Clifford paid aout a total of $2,850 to
rnree supervisors -Caspers, Diedrich
and Clark.
Caspers' list o( do~ Is lengthy and
includes many notables in county
business cfrcles.
The ln'ine Com{>3ny split its large
Caspers donation among top company
officials. including $500 contributions
from late company president William
~fason and current president Ray
\\'at.son .
The development firm of Canyon
South, Inc. gave Caspers S 5, O O O.
Donations of $2,000 each came from
Ponderosa Homes, Inc. and Occidental
Land and Development Co m-..p~ y ,
builders of Lake Forest
SALE PRICE s399's
the department Is understaffed . and 'nt:
want s to add another IM by 1919.
..Couched in all th is are t h e
repercussion.'> of the energy crisis nnd
the fuel shortage,· or Y.hatever you rall
it," adds Arguello. "Thwt could afft'Ct
re\'enue."
Arg~llo doesn 't describe himself as
either an optimist or a pc&'limlsl. but
says he take.. a "realistic" view of v.·hat
ts happening v.·ith city financet.
"It's going to take an awful lot of
effort from all people concerned. but I
see no reason y.TJy y.·e can't SOl\'e these
problems. The cltiu:ns of any city can
have an)1hing · they are ~illing to pay
for."
Ro~·lands, on the other hand, clearly
admits to optimism, despite the hard
y.·ork ahead. "There may be many ways
lo oome up with new revenue ¥.ttich V.'c
haven 't explored. Oowntoy.'Tl development
eould be a reaJ bonanza to us in a couple
of years.
''I have confidence our industrial
growth will keep up. And with close, tight
management, we hope to gel as much a~
10 percent more productivity out of the
same people."
lfe promises a thorough look at all
requests and alt possible rC'vcnue sources
and he warm that the six·year
J>rojectlons are still too preliminary lo be
relevant.
"I've worked on 'll previous municipal
budgets and they all balanced."
One future financial crutch the city
~·as counting on -expa~ion of the
Edison power plant -has apparently
been swept away, which could mean an
$800,000. gap annually after 1971. That
¥.oold pmti the paper figure of a $9.5
millton debt in 1979 even higher.
But Rowland5 Is even an optimist
about that : "Despite y.tJat's been said by
Edison, I think the thlng could slill be on
line in 1978. It's not a dead issue and I
think Edison is being conservative."
The hardest Y.Wk of honing dO\\ll !he
department requesls to realistic tern\'S.
find ing sound re\'enuc suurl'CS and
deciding how to increase c i t y
efficiency starts OOY.'.
Rowlands hopes to hold a ~·eekend
retreat wilh councilmen to get t'ocir
views on what servi ces thev consider
most important. Then he plans lo have
the 1914-75 budget ready for public
hearings in mid-May and cowicil
adoption in mid·June. The six·year plan
Y.-ould come along shortly after the firs t
budget is adopted.
"Overall I'm not pessimistic at all, I'm
oplimisttc." he repeal.!.
20 pc. cookware
set with any
A m a n a
Microwave Olen.
l"\ames rrom the &bandoncd
structure at 1259 Wa:ehousc Road
adjacent to busy ~larbor Boule\.·ard
could be seen ror m11ct and smoke
blanketed the "'est !dde of the city.
Authorities v .. ho snid the
deliberately set practice blaze ac-
tually raged uncontrolled for about
f i\'C minutes cal led in Newport
Beach Fire Department ::.i lts !or
aid.
They finall y oontrolled the names
and instead or extinguishing then\
as planned to allow additional fire
fighting exercises again tonigh1 and
Friday t.'ley let it bum down.
City Hall Aides
,~ake Big Move
In Huntington
About ISO city hall ~·orkers will move
their paper clips, pencils and files to the
new Huntington Beach Civic Center th is
v.·eekend.
They'll leave the old city hall vacant
and all city buMeM will be conducted
from the new home at ~fain Street and
?tfansion Avenue.
Because the massi\'e shift involves so
many people and equipment, ctty
councilmen agreed to close city hall to
-the-pub!ie~on Monday. City slaff
members will be on the job, but mostly
to put their offices In order.
City Clerk Alicia \\'entworth said her
office would be open to the public
because some residents have !o pick up
absentee ballots for the April 9 City
Council election.
The police department. which moved
into its new headquarters last weekend
will also be open for business as usual.
City Administrator Dave RoW!ands did
say !hat 1A1\ile city hall offices will be
clooed to the public ?tfonday, any
emergencies will be handled and phone
ca..lls_ca.n be.J:e<:e:ind._ ·
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New,
FREEZER
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· · -becau M use if se Yeu -·
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• Co leasf n"ertibf Change troe doors, loo
any lime Yo '"u left to right ., , Want .' . .,,
cu, ft. i · c~-.:iry lJ.s c.,, hl28 lb.J '""l•r . ,.,,,..,..°'
WE TAKE TR
, 1 j~'\\\\\\\''~ ADf.fNS
s::,Es TAX 'NCllEASEs 'E.
6% ON APRIL 1st
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H DAI LY PlLO'i :J
Dad Tells Patty: 'Hang • Ill There'··
Cabs Not
For 'W ets'
In Tustin
Tustin Police Chier Joseph J. Kelly
warned l\\"O taxicab companies today
their licenses may be in joopardy iJ they
contiooe to gi\•e rides to illegal aliens
"'ho jump from passing train!.
Kelly, torrner chief in Laguna Beach.
said '1le does not mean to imply that the
cab companies are involved in alien
smuggling operations but that they have
not done ef'¥lugh to help police stop the
tide of unri!gistered immigrants corning
in frorn lwtexico.
Tustin is a major innux point for the
alens. who ride the so-<"alled "Alien
Express" from San Diego to jobs in the
LM Angeles and San Joaquin Valley
area.
One night this week. an estimated JOO
aliens jumped from the freight cars of
the Santa Fe train in Tustin but v.·alting
police a?d federal officers managed to
capture only 18 of them.
Immigration of!icials said many of ·
tuose who escaped probably caught
taxicabs -a f21vorite means or
transportation for illegal aliens in the
Los Angeles area.
Ber Bead m l:'Wuds
Tu'o aliens captured this Vl'eek were
nabbed by police alter they nagged dov.·n
a patrol car, mistaking it for a cab.
Kelly said he has sent official letters to
the Blue-White Cab Company and the
Yellow Cab c.ompany. both of Santa Ana.
advising them to cut down on such alien
traf(ic.
The Navy's first female aviator. Lt. fj.g.) Barbara ;\lien. 25, of Lon~
Beach, stands beside her aircraft, a C·l 1\ Gnnnman twin-engined
transport. al the Alameda Naval . .\ir Station. She·s the first of "ix
woman flight students to complete flight training as part of the
Navy's test program to determine the feasibility or using women 111
non-cornbat fl yi ng billets.
In his letter, Kelly said. "It appenrs to
me you are offering lip ser\ice in
connection \\'ith this problem ." Senate Committee Ba cl,s
"I am advi sing you that unl ess l can
see that positive steps 'nave been taken to
preclude this type of activity, I intend lo
challenge the cootinuance of your license
to operate a cab service in this city." Bad11am's Bill 011 Fu11e1~al s
A spokesman for the Tust in Police
Department said today officers v.ill
continue to be on the lookout for cabs
carrying suspected aliens even though
--catible!'haw-complained-ihey are-being
bai'a~ by police. , I
-several 4rivers,!-wbo ad.w.aot lo ·be-
identi6ed,-1Said the police ha\'e been ,
approaching tneir cabs even when they
are empty to check them out.
They admilled that some drivers do
pick up aliens but that some have been
stopped by police while c a r r y i n g
L\fexican·Americap citizens.
The drivers' protests are not !hared by
Yelklw Cab Company owner Glen Gaines.
who said today he is going to cooperate
fulty with 1he police request.
•·1 am making my cfr1vers read the
leUer from Kelly and then sign it as a
promise not to pick up suspected aliens:•
Gaines said.
He said drivers v."00 refuse lo take the
promise v.ill be fired and that people
have been fired in the past for
participating in thal kind of activity.
Nixon Drops
Iii Popularity
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SACRAi\tENTO tAP' A
rontroversial funeral measure b ~
Assemblyman Robe rt Badham 1 R •
New Beach !,_ has won a legislativt'
CQ~ty Cuts Off
Raw Milk Suppl y
.i\f te r Warnin g
Orange County Health Officer Dr. John
Philp assured county s U p e r v i s o r s
Wednesday his office is making every
tffort to head off a threat of bacteria
poisoning in certain raw milk products.
Referring~ to the scare that hit tos
Angeles County last week . Philp said all
supplies of non-pasteurized milk from thl'
Alta-Dena Dairy hnve been cut off.
Los Angeles heallh officials last "'<'ek
discovered that cows in the da iry's Chino
herd were infected wi th a bacicna kno\.\·n
as-brucellosis.
Further investigation of the firm 's
plant in the city of Industry revealed that
raw milk and raw milk products \\'7~e
infected v.•ith salmonella bacteria. "'hich
causes a severe gastric upset and death
in some eaSt'S.
Philp sa id Orange County takes
delivery of about 12.000 quarts of raw
PRlNCETON. N.J . (AP I milk producLc; a day from Alta·l~na and
President Nixon's popularity has distributes the supplies through an outle t
dropped to a record low, "'ith only in Tustin.
25 percent approving of the way Most of the ra\1' milk, whi ch has been
he·s doing his job. according to the adopted by some health food adherents.
latest Gallup Poll. goes to health food stores. dairy outlets
victory in thl' fJce of testimony Fron1
oppoo<'nls that 11 puts the fo:t in charg1•
of guarding the chickens.
The Senate Business and Professions
Commiue;e approved the bi11 Wedn l'Sday
after an hour·long hearing aflt r Badham
test ified tVs bi, -Vas aimed at he lping the:
l'Or\sumcr. 1
Hadham·s bill 11;00Jd pl,tt l' low.cost
cren1,1ion firms under the licensing arm
of the Stale Board of Funer~il Directors
nnd Embalmers. which has five funeral
industry and 1hree public men1bl'rs.
Te!ophase Society. a 1<'1\'. cost San
Diego-based cremation flr1n, 11·as the
111ain opponent to the bill
Its spokesmen arguL'<i the board v.·ould
be hostile to Telophase because the firn1
offers low-rost crema1ioos and thrf'at1..•1is
to eat into funeral inttustry profits
Badham said hE! had no "3X to grind "
ror the funf'ral industry and simply
11·antcd to make sure fun eral firms met
their contract an·d health obligations by
re<J11iring th11m to be l1ccnsed by the
state .
But Sen. Anthony Beilenson ( D-Beverly
lh\ls 1. voted against the bill and told the
("Omm1ttrc he did ro because it put a
funeral industry'<lominated bonrt:f in
control of low-cost cremation firms that
could v.·cll drive the funeral industry out or business in thrre years.
t\ ~J \'Ole sent the bill to the Finance
Co1nmitt ee. one step :iway from the
Senat e floor and fin.al pa s s a g e .
Legislative obsE'rvers expect the bill to
clear both hurdles easily and be ~nl to
tiov. Ronald Reagan's drsk.
The bill is AB 18'.!3.
The poll indicated that 64 percent and is available for home delivery. Philp
of the public disapproves of the said it is not sold in a normal ANAH EJ1lf CONFAB
way Nixon is handling duties as supermarket.
president. Eleven percent said they "There is •. ~~bslantial number of SET TO Jlf LJS JC were undecided. -+--ll<Qll~lv!>UO<.l<,-!"is raw....oi,ilk._out....ev.cn_ ________ _
J--T ,,,.,,,,.~1.563'adults iiflhe SUl"'\'ey though it is considerably more expensive
were polled during the periods Feb. than the pasteuriied product:' Philp told
!2·25 and ~farch 1.-4. The President supervisors.
since has held televised question· He said deli\'eries of non·pasteurized
ar>d-ansv.·er sessions in Washington milk to Orange County has been
Feb. 25 and March 6, tol.lowed by completely halted and his staff is
appearances in Chicago Friday and checking the retail outlets to make sure
in Houston Tuesday night. none of the old milk is still on the
market.
$400,000 Outlay
"I Believe in ~tusic"' is the theme for
the 197~ l\1usic Educators /'\at1onal
Conference lo be held for the next five
da vs in Anaheim .
The musical gala wiU draw more than
1.000 students rrom Orange County as
well as prominenl n1usic personalities.
See story and pictures on Page 8 •
Bike Trail Plan Endorsed
Orange County supen-isors h a v e
endorsed a master plan of bicycle trails
for the coun1y thal· will mean an initial
outlay next ~r of at least $400,000 In
reveiue sharing funds.
$300.<XXl in bicycle trail construction and
acquisition. including a 14-mile route
do"'n tile Santa Ana River.
Boe Neely said the cost is v.·orth it
v."hen it is compared to the expense of
fret¥111Y construction.
matching funds from county revenue
sharing coffers on any municipal b1kc
trail project. '
Suptrvison aJso dirc<'ted other county
departments to oontribute to 1he trail
projed.5.
Missing
Socialite's
Bocl )'· Fo1111cl
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COL\'ILLE , '\'ash. tAP l -The fate or
a San F'ranc1sco sociahtl' and Olll•llnlC'
student radical v•ho disappearrd tn 19il
'o''as unraveled hcrt• v.·1th a gnsly piece of
dctec1h·e v.·ork .
Dental records finally identified the 1 l
bags or bones found northeast of here in
July as !h<' remains ol Nan Goldie, 22, a
member of the old Ba.init>r brev.•erv
family, Ste\'ens County Shrriff Chan Si.
Clalr said
~li.ss Goldie's rcn1a1ns hal'e been in thC'
county courthoursc 1'3\llt s i n c e
Scpt('1nbcr alter experts f rom
'\'ashington State Lni\'rrsity rind !he FRI
<'OUld do little 1nore th.in id(•ntify the
bones as those of a ~ouni:: y,·oman. ·
Spkane County Shenff's Sg1. John 1~
:\lcCiregor said her d1'ath also nuiy be
llnk«I 10 n Spokane death he has been
in\·t·~tigating :o:tnN· 1~171
:\!c{;rei;or s:11d l'aln Alto private
1h'lect1\'t' \\·1llia111 H Barnt'.S. hired by '.\HS~ (:oldie's parent<; to fin<fher, played
a crucial roll' in solving the case.
Thie remains v.·ere found scattered O\'<'r
a IDfoot ;irea in re1no1e Linle Tu·1n
Lakrc: northeast of here in J uly. A
sk'<!ping hai; and blls of clothing "'ere
ntso found in !hr arf'a·. · ·-....,. • •
··Three dentists' hil\'C looked at the
rC'C'Ord~ ;ind 11·c think it 's hrr," .said St
Clair. "It 1\'as :i to11gh onC', !() take
rrn1a1ns that old that ha1·l' been through
a 11·1n1er and been hit b~· coyotes ...
'.\liss r.o!d1c l':in1 .<.hed sometime in
~O\'C'lllh<'r 197!. on th{' 11·:1~· to San
Fr<lnclstu from Canada, hrr pa.rents
J1are told police
Shi· 11·as a Cnt11\1on df'hu1 ·111tl·. h':l 1· ,,,
;1 ll'adl·r tn studrnt dcmon ,!r.111011~ at
St \l!lf<1rd t.:niver~il\' 111 lhC' !:1tc 196-0,,
in('!t1d1ng the 196R Protc~1i; that 1n\·olved
lht• {l('tU!lation of !ht• :1citn1111 ~lf<l!LC1rl
1Judd1og for thn·L' da1"
l'ol1('C' arr nlso 1ny1·~1 1 g,ll1nt: a pos~:lJI,·
('fln nect1on bct...,·een :\!is~ t~ldie's death
<1nd the .su 1c1dc of a Stanford biophysicist
in a Spo~ane mou·I ~01·. J, 1971. lier
p..1rcnts told police she "'as a friend of
t-:11rl ~. Jacobs . ...,,ho ...,.:11 found dead 01
an O\'Crd~e of s\eepu1g pills.
~us~ C".o!die·s pn re11ts rnaintain an
:11>.irtmcnt ln San F'r:incisco and a homl'
1n Petalurna
'DOI NG ALL WE CAN'
Hearst Briefs Newsm•n
Ove r 'Zi ggurat'
In Lag una Nig uel
-The federal J!Ol·('mmcn! took title lo
the Rockv.·rl\ z1ggur::it in t...1guna ~1guel
today.
The go\'cmmrnt took possession .it
noon. nod no.,.,• has responsibility for
security. mainten ance. :ind all facets of
the plant op('Tation . Bob Ireland, a
Gcnrr.1! Srrviccs Ad rn in i s I r a I 1 on
spokesrnan. s.ud.
TI1c bi~ J)lant. a 1nill1on squ:.ire foo1
racihty 11·h1ch nrvcr has h<'cn occup1t-d
stntc compll'llOn 1hrtc yrars :igo. \1·as
drsignrd a'i r1n aerospaC\' oµc ration.-.
el'ntcr for Hockwell
(iovrrnmc-nl pl:ins t·all !\1r .1 "l11!!h
bulk. low employ~·· uSC' or the fac1l1t~.
StorrtJ;e of wcstrm arch1\·es ar(' 1ncludrrl
in 1h:it .. hi gh hulk " u:.e. <:SA offu.:1 ~1b
said
Hock11·ell traded !ht pl:u1t to t.:n ch'
Sam 1n exchange for $19 :i million 111
~urµlus defense d<"partmcnt facihlics no"·
leased by Rockwell.
Tiw plan1 is 1·:1luPd :1t S2J mill10Jl.
l'°('(.li•ral acquisition or the facth\y v.·111
ren1f1\'e it from the tax rolls. meaning a
loss or an t'St1ma100 $ol75.IXMl to various
triC"AI l."O\'emmf'nt aJ,'l:'ncics. --
T1·ies Ag ain
To Get Dito
TV C<.)~1fall
Hll.1.SUOHOt t:I\ 1.\l'1 -.\l•\1 Spa1,11 1
111ag11.'.l h· 1!,u1d •l ph A ltl·:ir<>I .s.11 :o1 h<· .,.,Il l
l.1'<'P 1r11ng to gi'I 1110 in1pn-.Qfl\·U
S1 111b101f•·~e l.1h<orat1on Anny 11\t'ntlw:r"
en n"116'n11 Lt.I•' 1t•lr11 s1nn
''nd \\\-dnrsda~· h1' ad1 J:.l'<i hi,,
k1c\naprd daug htf'r "l'att~ .• 1ga1n 111~1
h:int: 1n t!x're \\'c'rf' rlo1ni.: evrry1h1n~ 111•
t:an ''
Tilt> SI.A. 11h11:h cl:um~ rrsponsib1h1 1
For k1d napu1g lh1· 2(}.1·car-0ld <..'Ol.'CI ~·eb. 4
has thrl'alL'flf'<l 10 brL':lk off alt
ron1munic:it1()n.~ uni~.,,!! Jo~·1Jn lll'n11rv
'!1. ai1d Hus.."1.·11 l.1ttlt·_ ~I. .1PfA':lr 11n
na1LOl'lal tl'IC\l~LO!l.
Thr mt'tl "a11! to rnakt• a slJh'n1e111
!hey rl;u1n t'Uuld ll'ad to ,\1 1~:0: 1!1·nrst $
lrl'\-dorn
{)n1• jUd~t· t't'l•'lh·tl the p!'OpOSCil
Tu1·sday ;\11d .1 ~l'l'flnd JUd~f· \\'1'((nt•«da1
l)t)'IJl()llt'll :1 n1 l1nJ.! until )tond:11
Appro• al (If bot h iudgl'~ 1.~ n·11111rL'<I ~1 ni·,•
LiUll· <ind Jk·n111·0 r::il·l· charges 111 111 11
counl11's
They arl' rharg1'<I 111 Ala1nt'<l:t l'ount~·
"ith 1fi1· :\01· 6 c•11n1dt' ·bull<"
as..,..1ssinnllon of Oakland ·~·tiool' ~upt
~larrus Fostl'r ;ind 111 Contra Co:-;I.•
County 111th the at11'1Tlpll'<I n1urd1•r of a
Concord poliren1an Jan 10. ··rm gomg to kt'<'p ask1nJ.! th1.· p...'Oplr'
thal ha1·e the au~ril\' to lel thcnt do
il," I-k>arst said \\'ednesday. :·Jf lhey !->.1f
oo. thr~· say no. But rn1 going to keep
asking ...
Attornc\'s for l.il!lr and ih'llllrO also
pron1iscd' to µr~s lhr r('(Jurlil vi lhe1r
cli1•nts.
llr:ar~t told ni·11 'llll'll .11 h 1 ~
llillsbor.ough mansion. "J'zn tr}tlll.: to rlr1
1•v1'ryth1ng I t:1n 10 f;jcil1t:1tl' !hr
den1ands of ! hi' SL,\ ··
Jln11t·\'Cr he adU<'d ··r·rn losin~
eontrul of soinr tl11ng~ that n11ght 1n;1\1·
Ottn cas11·r 10 do. I think . 1110 or lhrr'I'
l\'l'Cks ;:igo. TI1t·rl' ;irt· a lol or olhl'r
pcopll' around "ho nn· no.,.,•JJC~1nr11ng In
<''1plure pe<ipll' ;uid kidnap P.,.o()pl<' nOO I
think the rtat:t11ln 10 1his 1'.hol(' thing 1~
stiffening around thl' l1lUnlr}.
"\\'hat I'm IC) u1g Lo say. perhaps 11 'i-
just tnat 1-'m gPtting tired." ile1trst said
·•1\ly posi!100 1s j;!1•1t1ng tnor.~ and tnorr
liiff1cult. I don 't kn<>w ho11· to 1nakt.'--
contal·t 11!\h thrn1 -lffi· SI.A "
So far . IW.000 ba g:. ot jlroceric$ ha1 <'
IX'rn distributed.
For the Total Look in Interior Dec or.
A wonderful. ada ptable wall unit cons1st1ng
of 3-80" Pilasters. 2·74 " shelves and 2·42 " shelves
..,eciolly prictd ot s299 installed
But approval of the plan \\lednesday
came only after the board ordered
pl&Ming officials to look into possi~le use or uUlity easen1en1s for COl'l!ilrucUon of
trail routes.
For the $10 million in costs lo build one
mHe or free"'·ay. l'ne county could bu lid
an eight·fool·'o''ide bicycle tran from
Santa Ann to Portland, Oregon, county
planners have esliqtated.
Among otocr things. the board:
--Ordtred the flood control dis trict to
'\'Orlc wtth trail planners in in.Stalling
trails alon g flood control e~ffients.
-Ordered the coonty road dtpl:lrtment
your /ai.'Onlt dr'signtr will be haWY lo cuml yciu
'
County planner Tim Neely cave the
board an outline of tM: a»mile nct'A"Ork
of 1{3lls and sor:ne of I.he l'OSIS in\'olved.
tie sald the system inc envisions to
acoommodate the C(Jlnty's 5 o O , O O O
bicycles would cost $2.4 million ov~r lho
next 10 to 12 yean just to construct. not
counting eastmcnt arquisHion a n d
landscaping. Dy the end of the current fiscal year,
the county will -have tnves1td more lh:in
' 'I
.Nedy said the per·mile cost to bh .. ')'cle
trails ls about $30.000. Neely told supt.rvbors that county
<:rews have constructed a total or only S3
milts or tra.il so far but thal ZO of the
countv's 26 cities are In the proceM Of
building !heir own roordb"lcd nCl!A'Orks.
Part of the board's approval of the
network included a c:ontlnulng pact v.·lth
county cities providing for . t qua I
to c:onUnuc developln" trtils In
unlncorpotated county terTilory.
-Asked the Orange COun1y Tramit
District to study v.·a)'I by v.·hich
bicyclists and buses can intcrfa<.-e.
-Asktd county planners to cootinue
preparation of a master plan nety.·ork
may for e'\'t-ntuaJ dl~trlbutlan to the
public.
,
H.J.G Al\l\ETf fllR NlTURE
PROFESSIONAL
INTERIOR OESIGNERS
Open Mon.
Thurs. & Fri. Eves.
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COSTA MESA, CALIF ,
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:I DAI LY PILOT lllursdny, March 21, l<t74
c.!'::'u.g (;;t Manager of Las Viegas
1
Casino,
'\~ Wife l(illed in Mob 'Rubout'
Tom
urphiue
Police111an's
Lot Not Happy
POLICE BEATS l>EP'J'. -You may
have caught Ull' ne"'S ii.em wherein one
\\'.'.llh•r Pudinski. chief of our enhre
California llighway Patrol. is now In
favor of upping the speed 1Jm1L 1lus
comes as a mild suprise.
Right now. of course, Commissioner
Pudinski and his CllP ofricers 8T('
enforcing a 5.S milt· pc-r hour speed limit,
imposed because of the allt>gcd gasoline
crisis.
And now lh;it the alleged crisis is
:illcgcdly over. l'ud1nski figures his guys
ou1,,1lt to be let off the 55 ~1Pll hook.
'His logic is that the CHP. in ticketing
over·55crs. is .actually enforcing an
energy law, not a traffic law. And he
sees traffic law as the CHP's primary
responsibility.
WE~ Tij.E CllP lead.Cl already has
tlra"'"'ll a lot of criticism from several
quarters today because of bis statement.
Some folks point to the decrease in
traffic crashes and say that's proof
enough that '>'-"e ought to retain the 55
limit.
i?ucfinski, on the other hand. argues
that it's been the decreased traffic now
t'ttat hiis lowered the accideflt ral.e more
than the 55-mile-per-OOur limit. Motorists
are already hedging back up around 60 or
so, he says. because they figure the
alleged fuel crisis is over.
The OIP chicr is afraid if his men are
forced to continue 5., enforcement they
will begin to lose credibility with the
public and morale will get shot OOwn the
tube.
Well. you have to admit wirh a scan of
the news these days, morale does
become a large factor among lay,·
enforcement agencies.
POlJCE l\10RALE in Anaheim came
apart in recent times when the lawmoo
had trouble squeezing a pay raise out of
the city. First they were gutng to arrest:
everybody in protest. Figuring tlwl
might backfire. they then decided not to
arrest anybody. And finally. the thing got
settled somehow.
Laguna Bead! now figures lo be having
some morale pnl!Tcms among its Men in
Blue. The Art Colonypolice assocfaUoo
called a public press conremire to air
grievances..
Among the romplaints are too few
officers, spread too thinly. thus causing
overtime, overwork and general danger.
It also was fiint!Xt broadly tlial Jack of
municipal support caused ex-Laguna
chief JDS('ph J. Kelly to split and become
'fUSlin polic:e chief.
WELL, TUSTIN ClllEF Kelly ma y
have his O\\TI problems lOO. Like that
freight train fillL>d with more ~nan JOO
aliens \\'ho got un loaded in 'l\lstin the
other night. And despite a cop dragnet
1nost got a\ray. ·
One ahen v.·ho got caught mistook a
Tustin police cnr for a cab aro piled
right in.
All this cnuS('d Kelly to y,•am the cab
romp.1nles to stop picking up aliem·from·
the train stop \\•hich has become kno"'11
us "The Alien Express . .,
And lhi s c.1u.scd at least one cabhiC' to
complain :is to how he was go ing to find
out ir a cus!omt·r ,11as a "''etback or ~1
U.S. citizen·.• .lu st prove.<; lhet even h:iv1•
prob lems 111 TtL.,lin.
A.'10 SPE,\K:\'lG OF pol ice problcmo.;.
uur con<lok'ntts to NC\\'J)Ort Beach PoliCC'
~gt. Kf'n nt•lh TI1ompson, v.·ho had poor
lu1·k \\'it h his check for O\'Crpayinen~ of
~tale incon1c ta~cs.
Ul'IT...,..I•
Wind-wlaipped HoW-eaust
11fonroe Station. Fla fire officials hoped today that
winds would stay gentle to help them control an
.arson-set fire that has burned 32,000 acres of the
big Cypress swamp, 50 miles west of l\liami. The fire
broke out on l\tarch 8 and was rekindled Saturday
by arsonists .
Artillery, Ta11ks Battle
At H_eights on I 0th Day
From Wire Services
~said its artillery and tanks dueled
Jsraetnoroes on the Golan Heights for
the 10th straight day today. and that tile
Israelis were firing on civilian targets.
Tbere was no immediate comment from
Tel Aviv.
; 'A '1DJ.lilary communique broadcast by
Damascus radio accused the Israelis or
trying to bolster their forward positions
in the central sector of the front. But it
said Syrian :trtillery and tanks
intercepted the Israelis and foiled their
operation.
No casualties \l'cre rr!!'>rt<'d.
IN CAIRO, an Egypti:in spokesman said
it will bE' at least another 10 days before
ports at either end of the Suez Canal arc
ready to recei\'e ships.
The Cairo press repor1ed tnc pon s
v.·ere opened on a limited scale
Wednesda v.
Sources· said a British Royal Navy
survey of the logistical problems of
sv.·eeptng the canal of unexploded mines
and ordnance is finished.
TAU\S ON JOI~'T United Statcs-
Briti!Jh efforts to clear the CMal of
explosives are expected to begin in
Londcn in a few days. \Vashington
announced Tuesday it V.'OUld spend tens
of millions of dollars in clenring the
canal of explosives.
An Egyptian official said ports nt
either end of the canal v."(luld be open oo
a limited scale as of April I, pennitting
access too-ships of about 40,00l tons.
Syria has asked Russia for more
military assistance and all-OUt political
backing, sourcrs said today.
The Hussians. hoy,·evrr. have deferred
a final det-ision until after the Kremlin
lal k.<I v.ith U.S. Secretary of State Henry
A. Kissinger in ~!OSCO\\' next \\ttk, the
sources &1id.
Long-haired 5-year-old
Can Go Back to School
llOUSTO' (UP!l Thanks to a Billy, the <:1dopted son of r-.1r. and ~Ir.;.
\VHliam F. Ep1>c.rson, Y."3S suspmd«I
because school officials said his Ion~ hair
violated the district's grooming code.
Pair Charged
In Inventor
Deatli Plot
From Wlr'r Services-
ST. LOUIS -A 74-year-<>ld Florissant,
110 .• man and his 39-year-Old sm have
been arrested oo charges of conspiracy
aOO fraud in the shooting death of a
heavily tnsured inventor.
Oiargcd in indictments re tu r n e d
Wednesday v.-cre James Jl Calvert and
his son, Ronald F. Calvert, who were
( IN SHORT ... )
partners of inYenfDr Vtctor G. Nul l, 34.
The body of Null, who had been
\\'Orking on a pollution-free rotary engine,
v.·as fouOO in his office in East SL louis.
JU,, Nov. 9, 1972.
e 011nssis T11r11• So11lh
PASCAGOULA , 7'fiss. -· Aristotle
Onassis, ... nose plans to build an oil
refinery v.·crc rebuffed by the residents
or nu·mam, N.H.. is looking at
t.tississippi as a possible site.
Nicholas Papanirolaou, \'ice president Of
Onassis' Olympic .Refineries. Inc.. said
the firm haS had ,;a number of proposals
from f\.1 ississippi " for the proposed $600
million project.
e Pa11 Boosts Voled
\\'ASltJ NG1'0N -The nation's workers
may see the minJn1um v.•age go up to $2
an hour by 1'.1ay. but a congressional
opponent charges the action could
backfire on them by boosting
unen1ploymcnl.
Link Seen
To Mafia
Chief min
LAS VEGAS, Nm•. (UPl) -A shotgun
blast in a dart: haU'A"aY has killed an
expert sloe. machine cheater v.·ho 'A'&s
expected to testify agaimt a 1'talia
chieftain and other gambling figures . His
wife died with him.
"It was defutitely a rubout. job" by a
professional, hired gunman, a police
investigator said.
Law enforcement sources sa id it v.·as
common knowledge in the I o ca 1
underworld that there was a gangland
"contract" out on Jdnn Dubcek. 31.
manager of the \Yestward-Ho <:Mino.
Off Side•
Washington Redskin football
coach George Allen is having
trouble with neighbors in Fair-
fax, Va. They've asked for ·in·
junction against Allen's two
100-pound \Veimarancr dogs
from running loose.
Douglas Balk
DUBCEK A."10 IDS wife. Frances, 'Zl. t ,
,..,.ho worked in the snack bar at the -0 Ch k -westwaro-Ho. --were gunned-do w_.,__ ver ec up
\Yednesday as they entered a dark
ha\Jy,•ay returning to their apartment
ar~~~~iicek had a permJt ID carry a Of DCI 0 Told
pistol, police said. but she left the gun in ·
the apanment when she drove to the
casino to pick up her husband. .
Dubcek was waJking behlnd his v.ife
"'hen the killer fired from about 15 feet
behind them. The blast tore into his
upper right back.
f-Lls \\'ifc turned and the gunman shot
h<'r in the race.
"11100E AF'J'EI{ JUl\.f were not from
Chicago or New York, lhey were from the
1.4'.IS Angeles area," a source oonnectcd to
the case said.
A police SOUrt'C said Dubcek 'had a
reputation as a skilled slot machine
cheater "but he has been pretty straight
for the last year."
Embcek was scheduled to testify in Los
Angeles oext Tuesday in a federal court
trial o( seven man accused of running a
rigg~ gambling operation that allegedly
took in up to $250.000 a month.
One ol .the dcfel)dfnts is Peter John
~tjlano, 47, of Northridge. Calif., y,·ho the
FBI identifies as a ranking ~ ol
the ~tafia "family" headed by Nick
Licata.
Embcek reportedly testifil'd to h
-federal grand jury that sutticqucotly
indicted t\1ilano and the others on
charges of operating a rigged gambling
operation that moved from house to
house in the San Fernando Valley area .
THE RING ALLEGEDLY employed
prostitutes who v.•ere p;:iid to bring their
customers to the gambling operations, ,,.here they could be fleeced.
Others indicted v.·ere Beverly Hills
attorney Ma.rUn Calaway, John Joseph
Vaccaro. 33. ol Las Vegas. Llligi Gelfuso.
48. operator ot a Fresno rubbish collec-
llon linn Hany Coloduros. Tony Endre-
ola and Santo ?i.1anfre, all of Los An-
geles.
'l'ne indictmen ts fol\oy,'ed an intensive
in\·estigation by the FBl , Lai Angeles
police and the J ustice Department's
organized crime strike force.
In 1972. Dubcek Y.as charged v.·ith
running. in partnership v.ith Vaccaro, a
crooked gan1bling opcralion in ·van Nuys.
Tut> charges wer(' later dropped.
i\EW YORK (t;PI\ -The n1akers of
the DClO jumbo jet balked &t a request
from rederal officials six days\ before the
wtirst crash in aviation history lo take a
fresh look at safety measures aimed at
prt>\'enting the kind of condition that
most experts believe caused the disaster,
the New York Times reported today.
The Times said the Federal Av1aUon
Administration made the l"l'quest in a
letter sent to l\.fcDonnell-Douglas Corp.
on Feb. 25.
March 3. a Turkish airlines OCIO
crashed shortly after takooff from Paris,
killing all 346 aboard. Cargo door failure
causing a kind of explooive
decompression ha s 1 been cited by many
experts as the possible cause of the
crash.
THE SENATE SUBCO:\BUl'I EE on
aviation announced it v.·ould bold
hearings nc.x-t Tuesday on whet.her the
FAA and r-.1cOonncll-Douglas de9lt ade-
quately \\'ith safety measures for OCIOs
fol.lowing the near-crash o( one of the
planes when the rear cargo door ble~Y
off Y.itile in a climb over Windsor, On-
tario, in June, Im. The House Investiga-
tions subcommittee will conduct similar
hearings \\'ednesday.
The Tin1es said the FAA suggested
safety changes to the planemaker, and
that the Turkish Airlines jet which
crashed early this month had al least
some improvements.
BUT. THE NEWSPAPER saia. federal
officials suggested sL't days before the
cra sh that McDonnclJ-l)ouglas make
another analysis of possi ble safety
changes.
DAILY PILOT
DELIVERY SERVICE
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Sgt. Kenny got the check hack from the
1-,,..---iolltle-in fine or.OOr-buW»e-ncv~LW
caSn it. llis dog ate it.
federal judge \\'ho said his boyhood h:.11r
"·as over his ears, 5-year-old Billy
Epix-rson can return to the kinderga rten
class he was expelled from a month ago
for Y.ttring his hair long to hide a birth
dcfcct.
• · th.is child. out. of classes v.1:nrld
cause irreparable damage tOThedilld.1
Judge \\'oodrow Seals said Wedocsday in
granting a wnporary injW'ICtion against
the suburban Pasadena School District.
But Jud ge Seals left the bench
\VedneSday and v.·ent lo Billy's courtroom
chair and examined the boy's hair. He
then returned lo the bench and said \\'hen
he was young. the hairstyle v.·as called a
'lliiiili:T1lroWn'--.ut---
"When I v.·as about 5 or 6 I had one "
the jtxige sakr. ''And it came doy,~
comp&elely over my cars.''
The House Wednesday voted 375 to 'II
to raise the minimum wage for ITI05l
v.-orkers to S2 \h.i:s year. It ~wld go to
Dutx-ek v.·as also under subpoena to·
appear before the J\evada Gaming
Control Board ~larch 2.6 at a hear ing into
the gatnbling v."(lrk pcnnit of Delbert
Donham, a blackjack dealrr and slot
machine expert. A spokesman for the
board said Dubcek was Donham·s
partner "in ~ne operation of crooked
gaming dc\•ices in an illegal operation in
the Los Angeles area."
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11 Beasts~:
•
And to add 11~111l to injury, the animal
i~ -(}'Oii rcudy for this'.' I - a police
dog.
nction) through more unemployment and 'Y k (R"',,.:.~;es." said Rey. llDbert D Price an ees
e Set1let1red JOO Years
Squall Line Kills Four Wlo-IITA FAU.S, Tel. -~rlcs
Dc>nnis Easley, 21, was found gwlty of
murdering 11-year~ld F'l'ances Laurese
Stevens and WllS sentenced Wednesdl'ly
lo 100~ years in prison.
II ig-h W i1uls • Ut Soutlieaswrn States Injure 50 Others II \1·as Easlcy's second trial for the
dC'a!h of the Stevens girl. He v.•as
previously conv icted and senten<.'f'd to 300
years but lhc conviction was reversed by
the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.
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rldto '"'!OO'I fl:1wl'l'J •NI topolfd ''"'
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l\fOSCOW -For five days, the SOviet
Lnlon tried quiet diplomacy to otL\ln the
return of a helicopter v.1tich it said
strayed across the Chlltse border in bad
weathor.
On Wednesday, ·the Tiw news agency
said tbe attempts had failed. It did not
say what the Soviet llnioo intends to do
nl'Xt.
POLICE CLEANUP c~~1,1 ,...,""'''11''' ··-•·-,., 10 H. t~l•llCI ~~"''" •1119• lror» i 4 lo 61 Wartr lf"l\Olf•'vrt ,,, r-.fERl'DI\. r-.lukx> (AP ) -Tht' nrw
pollct chief took office and made his first
priority a d~anup campaign -ol his :~ own mat
• S1111. 1lfon11. Tides
THU•SOAY
\K~ l>IOI> t •11 Dft1
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~Otld •ew Jn '"' 02 5\111 lti<itt t :5S •.rn. ltb ~OS o "'·
M°"" .1 .. 1 )•Jl 1,f!\, Ith '!·l! p ""·
Capt. Jorge l\1artincz Lugo ordered his
officers to get their hair cut and !ih.'lvc
oft their Bittt.buma. He Abo told thorn to
bathe more often_
Streakers Stir U7) No rtli Korea
From \fire Services
Socialist i'.'orth Korea took official notice of streaking tod ay and concluded
the United Stat(>S must be crac king up.
' "
.. This glaringly shoy,•s that the Yank('('s are beasts in human skins," said •!
llodong Shimoon. official ncv.·spaper ol the North Korean Labor (Socialist) If
1~a:ty. "A1neri can socie ty is a society of brutes racing an imminent doom.
lt is roll~ to the core:' the ne\\'spaper said. (Related story Page 15.)
• . Streaking by American soldiers in South Korea was reporlcd v;lth a ceri.ain l,
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hghtness by non.Communist nev.·s media, but here's how it came out in KCNA. ~ t "The wretches of the U.S. imperialist aggressor force$ staUoncd in (South
Koren l ran about the village naked on the night of r-.iarch 15. On the same day,
tv."(I other naked tx-a sts committed similar barbarism defying human imagina-\~
lion , hold ing their underwear in their hands." •
In South Korea. where about 40.00l American servicemen are stationed
U.S. ml!itary authorities Wednesday asked their troops to give up the practice:
Sooth Korean President Park Orung-~Jee 's govemment flas.lbeen threatening
American troops with jail sentences ol up to ooe yror If they art! caught
streaking .
Elsev.·here on the streaking front:
• Two television newJCaiters sat dumbfounded Wednesday night as 1
male st~aker. \\·earing nothing but a Nixon mask and tennis shoes, dashetl
across the 5el during a live broadcatt.
lie CatTied a sign sayinf: "Nixon bare ii all:'
• A prisoner awaiting a htaring in Loui:\iana stripped off his clotht9, ~
da.'lhed through the crowded courtroom and sprlnttd down a !itreet before a
pur~ulng at.tomey caught hin1 four blocks away.
"He ran out of breath before I did ." said city attorney L.irry Lolley.
• The lad seems rmally to ha ve 1aken bold in MCxlco. Nude strolls W'erc
made Wednesday by a girl In the northern city or r.tontcrr~y and by 1wo malet
In the tastem city or Jalap._'\.
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VOL 67, NO. 80, 5 SECTIO NS, ~8 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1q74 N TEN CENTS
Candidate Mcl(erren Pushes for Paramedic·s
By L. PETER KRIEG
Of f!le D•UY P'lt.I II•"
Proposals for paramedics and a senior
cilium center and criticiml of a
proposal to put the police on foot arose
today in the Newport Beach city council
caT1\P3ign. The election ls April 9.
Third District candidate John J.
McKerren said the city administration
should move ahead with its study of a
para_mcdics program that could be
operated by either the fire or police
department.
Fire Chief Leo Love has been studying
such a program for some time, but it has
ne\·er been brought before the council for
public discussion.
~icKerren t.1lked of the SUC(ess other
communities have had with paramedics
as the candidat<'S addressed the \\'est
Newport homeoY.'Tiers Wednesday night
and the Newport llarbor-Costa ~tesa
Board of Realtors this morning.
"Paramedics are saving li\"CS al :t
phenomenal rate and this v.·ould be one cf
the first things I Y:ou\d urgt> 1f 1'111
clectt:'d ,'' ~1cKerren said.
Jte said establishment of a paramedic
program should be tied to crea!lon of an
emergency m~iC'al aid faC'ility 1n
Nc"·port Cente r. Ile said lhat v.•ou\d ha\'t'
dramatic results, espc(ially when hea\'Y
traffic makes access to Iloag llosp11:il
fro m the east side of tov.'TI almost
in1possiblc.
~lcKtrr('n also urged that the C't\~·
COO\'er'I the Fi rst Ba ptist Church building
on Cliff Drive to a community ('('nter for
the elderly "ti<·n it is acquired !rom tht'
State or Califomia
Sixth District C'ou n('1 t aspi rant Luc11!('
Kuehn fi red off th<' crlt1c1Sm of a
suggestion niad(' b~· one of h<'r oppon1~nts,
\\'11tiam Agee. 1ha1. there should Ix! 1111
iner<'ase of patrolmt·n \\'alkinjt the bl:at.
'"The 1dr-;i 1s not pr;1cttca1." ~!rs.
Kuehn said. "ll would rt'quire :1
tremendous increasc-in both persorutt•I
and bud get.
··Tue police department does .1
fantaSlic job now ," she said, addtng th1'~
do it ··"ith brain pov.·er. not foot po11·r-r.""
The t"'O midw~k forurns al!>O s.111·
·counci lman ~h!an Dostal. v.·ho"s 1r~1ng to
ho!d on to his Fourth Dist rict s;:J!. <ll tack
l'hallt'llger Lyrl (;('ron1n11 for the first
tim1..'
L>ostal l.'.lsh1..-d 1h1• L1n('flln ~hddll'
Schoo! teacher for s:1y1ng ht'd suppor t 011
drilling off the coastline II 1hr <'OCrr'\
l"Tl"-tS tonllnU('S
··rm un:iher:1bl~· oppo~<'<I 10 0:1
Cr1ll1n.c:.·· h·· told ,\.t'.;I \L·\1pt•r!t'r~.
:idd1ng. "I do 1101 fe1·I 111· 1-;u1 u:-e th•
l'ntr~~· cri.sis co •·rod" chi· 1'11\ 1ronr111·n1 a1
1!~•111s 11" h:1\1· ni:ide ··
Ll1..•ronm11 {lc f\'Uflul his pot'111on :-:11111.'
1h.'.lt hl·';I suppon off:-hntt• dn!11ni.: ""on l•.
,IS <I \a~t ft'!'><lr1. I! 1t1>·n· ;ift' 11'1 otl\"I
ISt-\' 1'.\ll1\\lt-'.l)ll'. 1'11~t· 21
Yachtsman Lost
Newport Man l 'anishes on Cruis e
Costa ltesa firemen battle bi g blaze in· Old ware·
house near Orange Coast College alter their prac·
lice drill got too realistic \\lednesday night . Old
building at 1259 Warehouse Road was de)ibera tety
set fire to provide training for firemen, bul the
fire got out of hand for a while. Newport Beach
firemen ,~;ere called in to he lp. Authorities finall y
decided to burn the Y:hole building rather than try
to sa \"e some of it for fulure drills. Spcr tacular
bl aze drew widespread attention and bla nketed
portions of,the city with smoke.
Newport, CdM
Freeiva x Fin~h
By 1982 Urged
Completion of both the r.;ev.·port
Freeway and the Corona dcl !\far
Freeway v.·ithin the next eight years has
been recommended. by the engtneertng
staff o( the state Division of llighways in
a report issued in Sacramento
\\'ed~ay.
The report names all or Route 73 and
the continuation of Route 55 from Bristol
Street llOUlh to Newport Beac:h along v.·ith
seven other freeway projects which
should be c<>mpteted by 1982.
Members of the California Highway
Commission are scheduled to review the
February Cost of Living
Up 1.3 Percent for U.S.
''l ASHINGTON IAP) -The pace of
inflation quickened in February v.·ith food
and fuel.Prices pushing the cost of living
up 1.3 percent. the second big~cst
monthly jump since 1951 , the government
said today. (Related story, Page ~1.
The Labor Department said 1:1st
Potted Plant
Pla1ited Pot
month 's rise sent consumer prices 10
percent higher than a y('ar a~o and
marked the first lime since 1948 that the
L:nited States e:<pcrlenced double figure
inflation.
It v.·as the highes t 12·mon!h increase 1n
the cost of living since consumer pr ices
rose by 10.2 percent in the 12 mon!hs
end ing January 1948.
e.ight-ye.ar plan In J\-1ay and ~ibly to A confessed potted plant thief
adopt it in June. who surrendered to police after
;\early half the February increai;;e "'°'as
attributed lo higher foOO pric('s with the
price of beef rising i .:J percent, the
sharpest jump since a 9.6 percent
increase in June 19~7. Gasoline and other
energy items were responsible for about
a fifth of last month"s increase in prices.
Ski pper Arthur I' \\" o I\" in \l:l:i
mL~sing and pr<'5umt'd dro"lled toda~,
arier vanishing ov('rbo:ird \\"i'<lnesday on
a twil ight y;1cht cruise off Xewport
Beach.
lhs 4:1-foot cabin cruist·r appart•nttv
c.-hurncd on through the Cat:i!ina. Ch:111111.'.I
for ;tt 1(':1~! one h"ur br-fon' his
ctisnppc a.rancc ""as disl"OVL'ted.
A U.S. Coast (i ui"lrd srarch h!' thl'
cu11cr Point ll11•1de ou t of \'{'\\"fXl n Beach
lastc.11 fro n1 1:45 a m. until 5 a.m .. "hen
sea rch and rescue Op!'rJt1ons were
suspc·ndl'd v.·ith daybn•ak.•
No trace had bet·n found of '\"olv1n. 4.'i.
""ho lived with his wift'. Suicttc. at I 100
Pen1brok(' Lane 1n ;\r""llOn Bcach"s
\\'es1ctiff dist rict
lie was "'llh tv.·o women b!;:tow d~ks.
aher departing his_ m1llf.in&:J.Ltbe S1uf1
Shirt Restaurant. 22~1 Yt'. Co as I
Highv.·ay, abou! 5 p m. for nn t'\'Cn1ng
cn1i,e. porice said.
The \\"Omen man:1ged to bring !hi.' big
cruiser ''St><.'Otld Lovr.'' back to Newport
Ht•ach lh('n1selvrs aftl'r diSCO\'l'.'ring that
\\'ol vin ~1S no Jongt'r aboard.
Jn\·estigators today dt'clined to ident if~·
the womr-n. both of who1n "'"re
schf'dulffi to un<lergo polygraph tests th is
morning !o corrolx>rate their stories of
\\"hat happened .
. '"Rig ht "°"'· it just looks like he
prob.a bly went over the side," said
Detec!ive Sgt. Ken Thompson.
TAX ABOL ISHED,
SAl'S IV. KOREA
TO l\,.O 1L·rr 1 -\nrth l\orf'a !Olla\'
rla tmcd to b(' th(> first rounfry In the
"orld !o ;iholish direct laKation of it.c;
pi.--ople.
Tb(' offi(·ial I\(";\:\ n<'WS .1g('ncy s;ud in
a broadcast n1on1t.orNi here: that abol1t1on
of the last 1•x1st1ng taxt-s v.·:is announced
by \"1cc Prcm1('r L1 (;un·rno at a nlCl'ting
r1f the Su1lrt•r11l' PM11lcs 1\sst•rnbly.
Hf' did not d 1sclo~r ho"' .:-.'orth Korea ·s
govt'mment \\"OUld Ix· f1n:1nce<l .
"'lbcre is a very good chance that being surprised by an Irvine
these programs v.1ill. in fact. be built," resident Wednesday night is in
said Assistant Costa Mesa City ~-lanager double trouble today.
'----,.,.,., The UC Irvine student. 20, from
1 rrK. Duggan. "Jn-the past-k>n_g--1-~La-'gun"""a":Beal.'TI, ran al flf'itbUt-left
range programs have been disrupted by his car at the scene in the 3800
The Consumer Price Index clirhlx.11
last month to 1~1.5 of its 1967 a\'crage,
meaning that it rost consumers $141.50 to
buy..lhe..£amc.amount...olrc.tai.LgQ!Jds ~
services that $100 bought ~ 1967.
Belluty Sought
In Ne 1cport
Anyone "'i1h an eye for beauty is
asked to make nominations for the
JJlnual 10 8f'autifica:1on Av.an! to
!he mos! att ra-cth""F'lio,.,,,, an,.,01.,,-i
1111'Ss in !'.'('\\lXlr1 Rf'a f'h funding problems but we have reason to block o( Parkview Drive and finally
believe this is a conM!rvatlve Jong.range "'°'alked back to face the music.
program for which adequate fund ing "'ill He admitted a potted plant In the back seat ha d been s t o I en
be available.'' elsewhere . \\.hen patrolmen llarry
Both freeways appeared to be in Ehrlich and Doug Stoe r mer
jeopardy earlier this year when state examined it. they found it was
ollicials announced that a downturn of potted pot.
gu tax revenues. traceable to the energy They kept the alleged v.·eed as
crisis, would force severe budget evidence and arrested and booked
curtailments . Bidding oo the initial phase the chagrined plant thief on a
of the Corona del l\.far Freeway "'°'as charge of suspicion c · possession
immediately called oft. of marijuana.
However, preMure exerted i n
Sacramento by -Newport B c a c h
\\11ile coosumer prices l16ntinul'.'d their
sharp rise. real spenda ble earnings of
\vorkers dropped another six-ten1 hs or I
percent in February and "·ere do"·n 4 5
percent from a year ago. Th is Y.'.1S the
largest deC!in( over a year since the
govemmenL began }seeping that sta tistic
in 1964.
The February price rl'port show t.'<I
inflation holding a firm grip across the
economy. Food prices !'06(' 2.5 percent :
nonfood commodities. one percent. and
services seven-tenths of one percent.
!\ponwred by !hC' \\" o men · s
r>ivision of the Xe\l·port !!arbor
:'ha1nbcr of Comm<'rt". 111r a\\:irds
\\"Ill be made In the home and the
businrss "'hich . 1n the opinion· of
rhc judges. do n1ost to enhance th!'.'
appearan ce of the city.
Nominations may be n1ade in
writing or !n pcri;o:n a t the
Nc\vport llarbor C !i a ni b c r of
Comm('rC(' office . 270 ~ewport
Center l)r
legislators Robert Badham, Dennis
Carpent.er, Assemblyman Robert H.
Burke (R·Hootington Beach) and other
Harbor Area lenders persuaded the
C001mlssKln to rescind Its action by
reoptnjng bids on the first phase of
Route 73.
,Campaign Funds Reve~led
Wednetday·s i;:ommUim at'tkln to
lnclude both freeways ln the eight-year
plan was Interpreted. locally as an
1 outgrowth of repeated pleadings by
Harbor Area leaders to a!le\fiate heavy
tnfflc on surface streeti by building the
freewaya .
Vlce · l\.fayor Jack RD:mmett , of Costa
Mesa, the man who played a key role tn
pmhlng for the comptctioo ol bOth •
treewaya was not. Immediately available
for <i>(nmmt
Birt Costa Mesa City Councllmnn A.L.
Pinkley said he was ·ivery much
encouraae d '' by the s1aff'.s
tte0mmendalion. '
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C~spers Raises $138,000-Half of Boarll's Totol
By WILLJA~I SCHREIBER
Of .... DaitY ,11 .. '""
Supervisor Ronald CQpers of Newpon
Beach colltcted mort tMn half the
$267 860 in total campaign tontributions
made 10 Orange County's f I v e
su~rvison during their current 1er1nS of
orrlic.
Disclosure statements on file In the
Orange County Registrar c: Voters '';Cf'
in Stinta An3 show CaSl>CJS coll~ted a
war chest of $138,000 bet~·ecn his el~tlon
in t970 and the dJJClosurc deadline of
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Dec. 31 , 1973.
The II.st of ma)or contributions -those
over $500 -doesn 't Include donations
made at fund·raisers held so far this
year for the. three board members up for
rH.lcctlon in June.
Cagpers and Supttvlsors David Baker
and Ralph Clar~ fa ct voters this year,
Both Caspers and Clark already. have
had $100 per person re¢epti0ns In their
honor this year. ·
flaker, whose ~nd DI s tri c t
reprtsrnts most of wt.stem Orange
County, deposited just under $20,oo:l in
his "ar chest du ring !he 1ff-elett 1on
}"cars.
Anahei m's Clark receivfd $25.720 in
donaliorui since his el<'Ction in 1970.
According to his statement, all of that
money has been sprnt pa ying off
cnmpaign debts and .his upcoming
clcctlon w\11 require fttrlher donlltions.
Supervi~rs Ralph Diedrich o (
Fullerton and Robert Dntt in of Santa Ant\
h11.ve another two ywrs before reelection
tStt CA~I PAIGN , P11p:t %)
fir-S:1id 1h<' "·01nen told of making an
appointment "·1th Y,'ol\'in, "·ho "·orked as
an engine<'ring eonsul!a nt. and n1ct>tin!!
him ;it lhc vessel late \\'edntsday
;;flemoon
-They left the ha rbor :1nd 11·ere b<'lo"'
d1~cks with th1· eruisl'r on ;1111on1atic pilot.
\\'hen. they s<11cl. the victi m ll'ft the eah111
:1 nd failed to return "'1tl11n an hour
·'Th('y "·enl lops1dt• and he 11J~ ~ont·
Sgt. Thompson said.
Police Patrol Sgt. Tom Shea rn ~id
tcxlay thnt ill\'t•stig.'.l tor;." th1'0rtlt' \\'olv1n
vanisht'd anvv.·herc fro rn six tu 10 1nil es
offshorl>, b·ut this \\"<JS d1ff1cult !o
rstabl 1sh due to ~ tu11e lapsl' 1~·o!ve<!.
MAP INDICATES SPOT ALONG MALL WHERE SHOTS FIRED . (_
Princess Anne, Husband Esc ape , But Fou r-Bodygua rds Hit
Suspect Held in Firing
On Princess Anne's Car
LO\"J)Q\" IAPI -L"ne n1p l o y l'1l
En~hshman !:in Oall "·;is charged lodny
"Ith attemph:d niurJ<:r dunng an
aborti\"C aucn1 pt 1n kidnap l'r 1ne£'">~
Anne near Bucking ham i'rtlace. Tht·
J:fJV(•mmen! nrdt>rcd tighter seeun!.\' f(Jr
the royal fan11ly .
Four persons Wt'rt· \1·011nded in lhl'
shQoling 150 yards from lhe palacr
\Vednt·sday n1Eth'l Al ne. Z.1-}·ear~lr!
daught('r of Quct:n E:hzabclh II. and hc<r
hu~band. cavalry Capt ;\lark Phtlhps,
"ere unhun .
"There 1s no present indication that
rhi'i "'as other than an !~lated act by an
1nd111dual,'" Home Secre!a ry Hoy Jenkins
tokl tht"" Hou~ of eommor,,,-
Rut he orde red !!ecuri1y arrangrn1en1~
for the royal f:imily and other prominPn!
~rsons t1gh1enl'd
!le ~;iid he discussed \11th Lonllon
1~ohC<' Con1n11SS1Qnrr Robert ;\lark .. surh
actions s seems sensible lo increase the
s:1fcµua rds alrrad y tak en aga1n~t a ttack ~
like the one last night on Prin<:ess Anne "
Ile sAid !he ir conclusions. to be t ffec1ivt".
"oul{I ha1·e lo ren1ain secret.
Jenkins said the object ¥."a.~ tn "ach1C\"£'
the gre:1test degree of !ecurny v•ithout
,. an unacceptable interference v.·ith the
ability or public fugures to lead lives as
nearl y norm:i! as possi ble ...
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Ball , 26, made a 60-second appca rancl'
at Lonrlon·s Bo"' Slre<.'l Court and "·;is
ordcrtd ht•ld ror a "·etk v.hile police
ronlinued the ir 1n\"esligation of the first
attack on British royal!~ since: 1939
POht1' informants sairt lhcv v.cre
trying to di~\·er the sou rce o( a lar~c
sum or money 1n Uall 's poSSCS!'o1on
They also \lo'Cre 'ietkinR 8 a 11 · c,
a5soc1ales and relall\'C.'ii ir\, a bid 10
d1SC0\·er more about his re<:ent actu·111
'"It is 1mperatl\·e full Inquiries be made.
3nd to assist us It I~ nt(t!.sar) to ha\ r
re11dv hccts$ to the accused." said
DctcCtivr Chle-f Supt Roy Ransom in
court, .. This IS a matter of state security
on v.'hich I l'nnnot enlarge:·
Doll. !all . lenn nnd nently bearded, ~·As
handcuffed to two det~l lves during hls
brief Apll(':lnlnct In the dock.
~tore th:in 30 pollct surroundt-d the
coun bu1ld1ng during 1he hearing and
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nf'\\~n1t•n l\l'rl' sc arth•·d and checked !or
rr1•dcntH1ls
ll:ill v.·:i~ s1)f.:e1!1t<1ll: th:i1i.,ed 111th th1•
aucn1ptl"d n1urd1"r r,f 1\11t1c"s l)f,dj~lli..l!'rl.
inspector .J an11·.~ Bt•:i!11n
Bi111 n1 ;1 df· 1111 ~1:1t1'n1t·n1 111 \our1
hi'~nnd ;1,k1n~ lor h,g;il t11d -1h"
as,1st;ince of a cr1urt-apr:w:i in \{'1l def('ns1•
;1ttome~
:\ fasl-ITifJ \'1ng {'011\f)'. flf po)u I! \"l'h1eli S
carrying arr11rrl i;u<1r1I~ br•1111;ht Hall :11
Bov.· S1re1·t from suh11 rh:1n Brix!nn .l:u!
All traff1 c 111<1 ~ st1•ppcd 1!1 c11t• 11 ii elc.1r
run to thi" e11.\•
A l~pt..·\\r11tc-n r;1n..01n 110tt· ri:port,·d 'l'J
df'n~o6-M-R fl'ttillf"l11 frnm !ti(-ffllr<'TI ''':f{
found 1n the 11 h11c Ford it1d:in \I h1,·h ~·111
r1!f the ro\·al t'Dr :i!-1 ii rrlurnf'd .\nnt· an1!
her h11~b-;1nd \(J !he palatl" rron1 ii
do\\ntr1\\l1 charn~ mn\H'
Orange Coast
Weather
Tht· \\'en1h"rl!ld Y t·.111~ for t:11r
ski\·:<: Fr!d.1y r-;i;f.1'pL so1n~· lo1y
cloudines.'i in th1· rnorn1nR hou1 .
lncrt'as1n,i:: h1p:h l'loudin('!'>.~ Fri{l,1\
,\ tinle ":irmcr d<i\ '· High-. 111 1h1•
rn1d <ind upp..·r w.,. Lo11 , 111 1h1'
h1,i::h ~Os
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.\ f.<7s rcqa.s rns1110 111rr,111!1t'
l•li•l 11"(/.f '''P""'"'' t11 /I""' I·/
ngQ111s1 rhi> ,\r11f111. l11J-. f,,
.~/(1/11 (l/01lg II 11/1 /11~ ' II'
IL"h(lt 1ras c111/rd a p r<1frs.,n1u
"r,ibo11r job." ,i;rory. Pa~;r I
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State Panel
OK s Lowe1·
Bay Dredge
By CANOACl: Pt-:AHSON
01 Tll• 0111, '1191 Sllff
A one-year pcnnit for dr<:d~lng Lo\\•er
Newport Bay wtis appro~·t>d Tucsr!.iy hv
!he stat<' ro..1sta\ comrnts.!'11011 in LM
AHgcles.
The city of Newport Beach had
requested a pe;rmll to dredge about 20.000
cubic yards or sand a year for up to 10
years.
But, in addition to c'ulfini:: lhl' time. the
State Coastal /'..one C o n s r r v 11 t i o n
Commission added new, more stringent
conditions to the upproval. They include:
-No dredging \\'til be allowed in the
harbor between ~l ay l and Labor Day
unless the State Dt>partnl('f}I of Fish and
Game certifies In advance th at the action
won't harm spawning marine species.
-The Dover Shores area in Upper
.Newport Bay is excluded from this
1 pennit and must come under a separate
• application.
-No single permit be for more than
100 cubic yards.
-Dredging to permit construct1on of
tlt'W watcru·ays or berths ls "expressly
prohibited ."
A Touch of l' e1111s
Venus disappears behind the moon in lhi." mel eorologica l phenomenon
called occulation. 1·11c spate spectacular takes place etcrv severa l
yea rs when the nloon is ali gned with fi:artti and Venus. l'he Photo was
taken in Tokyo wit h a 200 mm refll'cfi ng tcle~cope.
From Page I
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS • • •
Carpenter
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Tells View
On Transit
.. We're absolutely married lo this
da inn automobile. f{ow do we get out of
ii? 11-fost or u! want everybody else to
ride the bus so "'e can be alone on the
highway."
So said State Sen. Dennis Carpenter
CR-Newport Beach) in a speech to the
Saddleback Area Coordinating Council
(SACC ) in El Toro Wednesday night.
Though he 11eralded the scheduled ~lay •
15 arrival of bus service to the
Saddleback Val!ey v"hlch v.iU link it to
the beaches and Santa Ana, Carpenter
voiced doubt about the possibilities for
high speed transit in the near future.
lie said he has been considering a bill
proposing a one-cent sales tax in Or.ange
County for transit programs .
"But by Apnl 1, we'll go back to the
six percent state111ide salts tax." he
noted, "and I don't knO\v if people will
w:int to impose another one percent on
themselves after that."
Carpent~r apologized for never having
spoken to the Saddleback council before,
which he said has been operating as "an
informal city" for some time.
He addressed a wide range of issues
from land use controls to energy genera-
tion. Some samples inch.Ide:
-An extensive monitoring program he
undertaken to determine the effects of
dredging oo buman and marine life.
-Spoils Crom dredging be analyzed for
---metal, chemical and organic _eonutants tim!_ but both have . started raising
money.
his can1pai~n corfers. according to repor.s on file. _ OPEN SPACE -"We need a state
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and f"{lust meel Environmental
Protection Agency standards before u.se
in beach replenishment.
. Robert Reed, Newport Beach marine
safety director, objected to the exclusion ... or Dove-r Shores. which he said has been
~ designed as a normal waterway.
"We realize the pristine area ol Upper
Bay is Something we definitely want to
keep our hands away from," he
explained.
Reed also pointed out that the city
could proceed with the dredging under a
five-year perm it from the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers without coastal -
commjssion approval, if lt dumps all the
spoils more thnn three miles out to sea.
But the city wants to use the dredged
sand to build up bulkheads and beeches,
he added. That requires a coastal permit.
Under the J'Otltlne maintenance, private
residents would take out dredging
pennlts from the city mainly to improve
navigation in the channels.
Battin's supponers. a group known as
Friends of Ro:bert Batt in, raised $29,JM
between his election in 1972 and the end
of 1973.
Of that. he still has nea rly $20.000 left
in the till for future use. He will be a
candidate for lieuten3nt governor this
year and is free to spend ttlat money in
bis race for higher office.
Diedrich has almost no money left in
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sources."
The West Nev.'PClrt encounter was
punctuated repeatedly by members or
the audience calling out and frequently
making speeches of their own during the
question and answer period.
The original 10.year request was
1----aeproved by the South Coast regional
' corruni!81on.
Mrs. Peg Forgit. whO's tryin& to unseal
District I incumbent l1ov.·ard Rogers.
was endorstng renewal of the Udo Isle
beach lease at the present $750 annual That action was appealed by Corinna
-Babb ol Ne~']lO<t Beach _and the
Environmental Coalition of Orange
County. ~ state commission re-heard
the pennlt proposal Feb. 20.
Commission Executive Director Joseph
Bodovit.& Wednesday 8'!d 'the one-year
limit la ~ry to allow study of t.he
po s s i bl e "significant environmental
effects" of long-tenn dredging.
Bodovitz said he didn't see anything
wrong with dredging in the Dover Shores
area but added that many scientists feel
such act.iom in the Upper Bay .reqajr-_
eJ:tra ''!aleguards.1'
He said he agreed fully with the city's
intent to continu e with b ea c b
repleni shment programs.
'l'he state commi ssion adopted the staff
recommendations unanimously.
· The proposed monHoring would be
dooe w;th the help of the U.S.
Department of Interior Bureau of Sport
Fish and Wildlife, the state Department
of Fish and Game. the regional water
quality control bOard and the Corps al
Engineers.
Bodovitz conceded the city's project is
relatively small.
But commission planners, according to
their report, are concerned because
dredging can "destroy bottom-dwelling
organisms. di srupt the spawning and
feeding of many species (and ) reduce the
photosynthe!!is necessary to maintain the
rood chain."
Strike r s Hit Paris
_jee_wben_ Mrs; J.iar&ot S k 1111 n !::.
interruPted:
"I put a lot of money into my home.
give me a private beach," r.1rs. SkillinA
suggested.
One unidenUried member of the
audience spoke up later and criticized
almost all of the candidates.
"Mrs. Kuehn and r.1r. Rogers are I.hi!
only ones v»ho have said anyth ing
tonight,'' the man charged.
Rogers had earlier endorsed the
concept of the \Vest Newport marina and
said the Pacific Electric rlght-0f-v.-ay
along West Coast 1lighway should be
de\•e!oped as a local park. and not as a
1.000-Car parking lot for lourisls.
Mrs. Kuehn had told the \\'est Newport
aud ience that there arc ' · ~I a rin g
lnoonsi.stenci~11 in the general plan and
expla illt'd that tbe community can direct
efforts to"·ard both libraries and parks.
She also eOOorsed rctJe"·al of the Lido
1ease, but said the ·rec should h<'
increased to reflect the increased
assessed \'a.lue of the land.
She also spoke out against rcstroonls
on the \Vest Ne"'port beaches, but said
tht>y should be built in what should be a
neighbortiood park on the right-of-way.
John V. Baker, another Sixth District
candidates. had a 1 s o endorsed the
proposed neighborhood park and was one
of severa l candidates who said th ey
oppose any plan to put a bike trail on the
OC"Canfront.
No candidate endorsed the oceanfront
PARIS (UPI\ -Strikers demanding bike trail proposal.
higher wages to beat .infiation brought Joseph ~tewart. the other District 6
chaos to Paris today less than 24 hours hope_ful. said he would push h~rd for ne.w
after the go.vemment announced a plan tf'nn1s coutts throughout th.e city and said
10 curb soaring prictS. -t~re-!hould-be $1 ~r hour user recs charged .
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Agee also said Ne"1>0rt Reach should
h:n·c another parks bond issue.
A parks bond election was narrowly
defealed \\.\'O years ago .
Agre also sard .\c"·porf Beach needs to
clamp down oo J>'-'Ople who work in lhC'ir
hQm('S.
Ile told lhe rea!tors that it is
"wiprofcssionar' for then1 to work fron1
horne and that the city nt'f'd!! a tou~h
ord inance d e a Ii n g wilh home
occup.i! ions.
ri.tcKerren's two District :1 opponent!",
J. Peter Barrell nnd Ellis Glazier. both
s.1id the city needs much tougher
controls on developers.
Bam>tt also spoke out agaln..o;t Air
C.a!ifornz.1 President Hobl>rt C1if(ord 's
recent statement that his alrkfle would
ask for more fligh~ at Orange Qx1nly
Airport when new muffler systems arc
in!'ltallcd on his airplanes next }'Car
"This must bl'.' stopped." Barrett ~ld
lie atso !laid the best "'a\' lo m11ro!
ovrrcro.,.,·dlng in NcwJ)Orf &ach "is not
7oning or n'ZOn lng. but tough application
of our present zoning ordinann·s."
(ilazier ~id ir dev<'lopment and
rl'devci:lopmc.1H 11rcn't c rt r r { u I I ~1
controlled, "the loglcal extension is a
-'tries of hlgh riS('S up and down 1he
brach,"
Glaz.ler saJd ht's stroogl y oppo!<.'d f(}
offshore oil drilling and he Ilk~ the:
concept of !he: West Newport marina,
Glazier alto told boll"t groups 1hat "lhc
i56lles l'v~ t.t1lktd ab(}ut. the soltilion$
f'\'c. Proposed. now are appearing out of
lhe mouth!! nf olh('r candi dates. I t'.~ an
lnt.erostmg g11mc or (of low ~~ leader ...
He grossed '54 ,800 at a single fund-level mechanism for acqui.SiliOOOC land
raising dinner that v.·ound up oostinl! · for open space -both ~g and short
n£'arl y $6.000. The nel of $4S.400 was used term. But we must do 1t at our own
to repay part of a large loan he made to ~~~se. nol al the ex~ of Lbe
his own campaign in 1972. ind1v1dual property owner.
Caspers· list or ma inr off _ ve:i r STA.TE PRIORITIES -"We need to
contributors ls the most exten.sive of the weigh apen space priorities against other
fi ve county board members. values -school finances and public
Since the la\v requires only disclosure transportation needs, fo r instance. I am
of major donors. it is doubtful many of not going to support all of these things at
the csti maled 500 people v.•ho attended once. There is no sense having excellent
h.is recent Newporter Inn fund-raiser v.•ill schools, good public transportation and
be listed. lots of open space and a bankrupt state."
~!any of tho~e present <1! the $100-per-SClfOOLS -"The property tax to
pc~s~n cock1a1\ party .w.erc top county finance schools is regressive and unfair.
off1c1_;ils, "tto are pro!i'~'ted_ unrf -s"1!e Senate Bill 90 committed us to support in
cl~t1on codes . from atl~ding a fund -other ways . Jn areas like the Saddleback
raiser unl~ss given f~ee ~1ckets. Valley where you cannot keep up with
But the cro"."d did . 1nclµde _ a large the growing capital need, the state is
num~r of mfluent1.aJ Js1ne.~~!1'en. increasing ifs support to over SO percent
lobbyists. representati ves ol citizens ttlis year for operationaJ funds."
groups and others "·ho deal with the county bureaucracy on a regular basis. ENERGY -"We':e an, electricity·
Of the major donors listed on the five h_ungry. people and I think we ,ve gone the
supervisors' disclosure documeots, fully right direct~-. But wti_ere we ve gone olf
a;; ~t----are •he same group ol the tr!!~k tS_J_n playing down nuclear
lobbyists, developers and companies that enerq.
e1lhcr_do_.lJUsloess dir.ec:Uy __ with the
county or depend on Its staff for permits
and other actions. '
The biggest single contributor to super-
vi&orial cam paign coffers Wlf the Irvine
of Dec. 31. Top company officials v.·ere
also in attendance at Caspers' Newporter
Inn gathering.
The company ga ve $4.500 io Ca.~pers,
$1 ,000 to Baker. S2,100 to Clark, $1 ,000 to
Diedrich and no~ing to Battin.
Donations were also made by the
rompany to lhe losing efforts of former
supervisor \Vill iam Phi\li1>3, defeated bv
Diedrich, and William Wenke, beaten b)•
Ballin.
Others appearin~ consisten tly on the
dona!ion lists are VTN of Orange County
Inc., the ~1ission Viejo C.o:n pnnv,
Occidental Land Development Company,
Collins Radio. Avco Inc.. 1'1cKeon
Construction Company and attorney H.
Rodger Howell.
Lobbyist Frank \tichelena handed oul
S.'J.000 in donation!\ -S!.000 each 10
Diedrich. Caspers and Cla rk -and was
campaign manager for P h i I I i p s , I
Diedrich's opponent in 1972. Several
years ago, he "'as Ph.illips' top aide.
Air California President R o b e r t
Clifford paid aout a total of $2.850 to
rnree supervisors -Caspe-rs, Diedrich
and Clark. I
. Caspers' list of donors is lengthy and
1nclud£"s n1any notables in county
business circles.
The Irvine Company split ils large
Caspers donation amon~ top comp:iny
officials , including $500 contribulions
from late company president \\'illiam
.\lason and current president Ray
\\'atson. J
The development firm of Ca nyon
1 South. Inc. gave Caspers $ 5 , O 0 O .
Oonalions of $2.000 each cam£' from I
l'onderosa llomC?S. Inc. and Occidrntnl
Land ;ux1 Dc\·eJopment C o m p a n y ,
builders or Lak(' Fores!.
Contributions of $1.000 \1·t>rc made by
\'TN: Collins Radio; Avco: Raub . Bein
and f'rost, an archlr ct·tu ra l firm; Rinker
lk\'t'lopment Company: ~I c Kr o n
Con~truction: Orange County ~-1edic;il
Supply, 'lli'hich contracts \\'llh the County
\Tedlca\ Center: Big Canron developer
Ben Deaoe and Sheriff's Lt . Bradley
l.alc!Js \\'ho is running for sheriff this
JunP.
raspcrs also got a SI.Mt!' donation from
Fullerton minister \V1Hiam Gredy, $1 ,500
from llicnard Jordan and Sl.260 in
earnings Oil his campaign savings
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Nol:iblc :unong Cas~rs· list of donors
wns Orange County Democr111!c boas
R1t'httrd 0':-Jri11. \\"ho rave $500. Caspers
i~ a Rf'pubhcan.
rasJ)i"rs-' biggest fund raisC'r during the
off.yrars v;as a Si.000.a-~latt" dlnnt.r at
rhr Oiez Cary res1auran1 ut OranRe,
"·hich rrport.edly netted $27,400 after
payml'!nt of the $2.550 dinnl'!r tab for 30
gut"SIS.
out of his n'3r chcsl, Caspt'r$ has paid
back a ~5,600 loan ht" 1nade to his own
l9i0 cainpalgn. doted out $18.785 to
Amo!~ Forde, his l'hlcf fund ra iser. and I
paid $3.392 to Tom Fuent es , 'nls cu rrent
C'h!cf . adm1ni~tr:u1ve asslstanl. f o r
Ct1mp.11fn1 ttr'l'JtCS.
Th:it leaves a totai of $.S9.730 in hJJ \l.'ar
C'hcst. not counting funds collccttd at th11
Xewporrc.r party.
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Cy anide Stolen From Truck
Four pounds or deadly cy3.nlde poison may be stored unwittingly some-
where Jn Orange County, Huntington Beach police warned today.
The poison, packed In cardboard boxes, wu atoltn from the trunk of a
chemical company r:cpretenlatlve's car Tuesday, ~·hile be .\\'U lmidt the
Sheraton Beach Inn. ,
JOHN lfA AS, 32. an e1nploye of the American Chemical and Refining Com·
pany of Los Angeles. tgld police thieves took the cyanide along with an attache
case. jewelry and ather items.
11e said the thieves probably didn 't know "'hat "·as in the cardboard box.
and lhey may dump it.
Police warned that the cyanide, possibly in po~·der form, is deadly and
no one should touch it.
"JUST CALL THE nearest police or fire departmtnt.'' Sgt. James \Yalker
ad\"tsed today. "The slightest v•hilf of that stuff and all the fresh alr In the
"·or!d won 't do you any good."
Sgt. Walker said the ca rdboard box is labeled "ACR" and "poison."
The cyankle Itself is valued at only $25, poli~ said. The total k>ss to Haas
was estimated at $.375. -
P1·ivate Rites Scheduled
For Yacl1tsman S. Howard
Pri\'ate funeral services have been
held for Sidney Theodore Howard , who
died alone el.g'nt days ago at the edge af
the surf on t Balboa beach.
Once a yichtsman, Mr. Howard, 58.
was skipper lf the late actor Hwnphrey
Bogart's boa~ when be sailed out of
Newport HarbOr years ago.
During recent years, Mr. Howard, who
Jived at 292 Palmer St., Costa P.1esa,
worked occasionally as a carpenter
around the Harbor Area .
He was foWld dead on the beach near
17th Street and West Ocean Front March
13, after having drinks v.·ith friends and
then excusing himselr to get some fresh
air.
C.oroner's deputies said toxicological
test results which may take three weeks
to complete are being awaited before
specific cause of death is determined.
Authorilies v.·ere about to assign Mr.
Howard's funeral and estate handling to
the Orange County Publ ic
Administrator's Office, when next-of·kin
was· traced do"ll.
He leaves two sons, Steven aod Keith
Howard, who arranged for private rites
and interment at Pacific Crest Meroorial
Park in Redondo Beach.
Hit andllun
Newport Driver
Sent to Jail
A Newport Beach man who pleaded
guilty to charges of hit and run after a
hitchhlker was struck and killed on
Pacific C.oast Highway has been ordered
to serve four months i.n Orange CoUllty
Jail.
Judge James Turner ordered the jal1
tenn and three yea~ probation for
Andrew Keith Skiver, 28, or 217 35th St.
1 Skiver pleaded guilty in Superior Court.
Skiver was arrested last May 20 and
G G 4!28 000 booked on suspicion of manslaughter in UWUaU els Q.J ' the death ol Patrlck Kirk Silvi.!, 25, of
ALLENDALE, 1'1ich. (UPI ) - A 1580 Placentia Ave., Newport Beach.
masked gunman robbed bank of an Ptllice kientified Skiver as C'.e driver of
estimated $38.000 today, an dshot a a car that struck Silvis as he looked for a
mes.wiger in the back after bindin.'I his lirt near the Arches on the c.oast
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VOL 67, NO. 80, 5 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TH URSDAY, MARCH 21, 19H c TEN CENTS
Caspers Pre-campaign Collections: $138,000
By WlLUA~f SCHREmER
01 flle o.itJ flli.t 11 ...
Supervisor Ronald Caspers of Newport
BeaCh collected more than half lhe
$267 ,860 In total campaign contributions
made to Orange Coun!y's f i " e
supervisors dW"ing their current tertns or
office,
Disclosure statements on file in the
Orange County Reg istrar c~ Voters t ·:ice
in Santa Ana show Caspers collected a
war chest of $138,000 between his election
In 1970 and the dtscl06ure deadline of
Dec. 31, 1913.
The list of ma}or contributions -those
O\'er $500 -doesn't include donations
made at fund-raisers htld so far this
yea r for the three ~rd members up for
re-election in· June.
Caspers and Supervisors David Baker
and Ralph Clar!t face voten this year.
Both Caspers and Clark already have
had .$100 per person receptlom in their
honor· this year.
J\aker, whose Second Dis tr i c t
represents most of wes1em Orange
County, drposiled just under $20,000 In
his 'A'ar chest during the iff-rlcction
years.
Anaheim's Clark recei\'ed $l5.i20 in
donations si nce his elec1ion in >970.
According to his statement, all of that
money has been spent paying orf
campaign . debts and his upcoming
election will require further donations.
Supervisors Ralph Diedridl of
P--ractice ltJakes Pmeet-Bla%e
Costa lr1esa firemen battle big blaze in .old ware·
house near Orange Coast College after their prac·
lice drill gol loo realistic Wednesday nl~bl. Old
building at 1259 \Varehouse Road was deliberately
set fire to provide training for firemen, but the
fire got out of hand for a while. Newport Beach
firemen were caJled In to help. Authorities finally
decided to bum the whole building rather than try
to save so me of it for future drills. Spectacular
blaze drew widespread attention and blanketed
portions of the city with smoke.
Skipper Missif'J,g
Off Netvport's
Waters at Nig1it
Skipper Arthur P. W o 1 vi n was
m~ing and presumed drowned today,
after vanishing overboard \Vednesday on
a twilight yacht cniise off Newport
Beach.
His 45'-foot cabin cruiser apparently
cbumed on through the Catalina Channel
for at least one h<Jllr berore his
di5a1Jpearance was discovered.
A U.S. Coast Guard sea rch by the
cutter Po~t Divkle out of Newport Beach
1asted from 1:45 a.m. until 5 a.m., when
search and rescue operations were
suspended with daybreak.
No trace had been found of Wolvin, 45,
who lived with his wife, Sltiette. at 1100
Pembroke Lane in Nev.•port Beach's
Weslcliff dist rict.
February Cost of Living
Up 1.3 Percent for U.S.
WASHINGTON {AP ) -The pace of
jnOalioo quickened in February with food
and fuel prices pushing the cost of living
up 1.3 percent. the serond biggest
monthly jump sin<:e 1951, the government
said today. (Related story, Page 5l.
The Labor Department said last
Potted Plant
Planted Pot
A conf~ potted plant thief
V.'ho surrendered IG police after
being surprised by an Irvine
resident \Vednesday night is in
double trouble today .
The UC lntine st udent, 20. from
month's rise sent consume r prices IO
percent higher than a year ago and
marked the first time since 1948 that the
United States experienced double figure
inflation.
It was the highest 12--month increase in
the cost of living since consumer prices
l'05C by 10.2 percent in the 12 months
ending January 1948.
Nearly half the February increase wa s
attributed to higher food prices voith the
price of beef rising 7.5 percent. the
sharpest jump since a 9.6 percent
increase in June 1947. Gasoline and other
ener_gy items tA'ere responsible for about
a fifth of last month's iJl<'rease in prices.
Fullenon and Robert Battin of Santa Ana
have another l"'O years before reelection
time but both ha\'e started raising
money.
Bat.lin's supponers, a group kno\\'TI a<:
Friends of Robert Batun. raised S29,J85
lx>t11.·ecn his elt'Ction in 19n and the end
of 1973. or that. he slill has n<.'arly $20.000 l<.'ft
in the till lor fu!urc use. He will be a
candidat e for li<'utenant Jl:O\'emor this
year and is free 10 spend that money in
his race for higher office.
Diedrich has almosl no nlOIW'Y left 111
his can1paign coffers. according tu
reports on file.
lie grossed $54.800 at a sin~l<' fund-
raising d1nnt·r that 11·01.1nd u11 t'1:.l1nr:
nea rl v $6 .000. The net of $46.400 Yli'ls U<:<'d
to rei}ay part of a large loan he made to
his ov.·n r:i 111p.1ign in 1972.
Caspi.•rs' hst of 1naior oH · \'(• 1r
rontributors is th(' rnos t ext('fiSL\'e of the
f1\C (OUnty board n1en1brrs.
Since !ht• l:t\I' reqtnrt ~ 0111~· d1s1:lusur1•
of lll:lJOr d1•nors. 11 1..: 1louht1ul 111;1ny o1
!ht• l':>!UTLil!clf 501J ri..•11pl.• \\ho ;1!1t•1ldt•I!
hi s r.'\'l'n1 Xc11portl'r Inn fund-r.11~1·r 11 1!1
bt• hstt'<I
.\lan.1 uf 1ho"t' pr'C''<·nt ;ot lh1· $1Jlll.fl('1
J)('r~nn Mrkt:1il par11· 11r1r tnµ eount ~·
uff1c1al~. 11 ho :111• pr11l1•l1 t•·d und :-,,,,11 ·
elt·1·11on eodt>~ frnn1 .11!(>nduu.~ 11 fund
r.ust·r unl\·,<;s g11l·!I fl'l'\' 11ck1·1~
Hu! thr ero"d (lul includ1• a iarg~
(S1•r l.'.\.\11' \Jt;.'\, l'u ~r !!
Newport Freeway
Completion Seen
Cornplrtion of both the :\'e111l'1rt
Frecy,·ay and the Coron.1 dl·l ~far
Free":tY withi n the n<'xl eight yl•ars has
been nx:omn1end1."CI by the cnginct'ring
staff of tJic state Division_of Highy,·ays in
a report issued in Sac r arnento
\Vcdnesday.
The report names all or Houte iJ and
the continuation of Rout e 55 from Rristol
Street south to >icwport Bcac:h along y;ith
seven other frt-c\\·ay projl'CL'I tA·hich
should be completrd by t9B2.
l\lembcrs of the Cali fornia lligl11\'ay
Commission arc sched uled lo revie11.' the
cighf·year plan 1n l\tay and poss1hty :o
adopt it in June.
"There is a ''ery good chance that
these programs will , 111 fact, be built,"'
said Assistant Costa Mesa Citr l\lanagl!r
Hobert K. Duggan. ''In the past long·
range programs have been dis rupted by
fund ing problems but we have reason to
belle\'C thi s is a con'ier\'ative long·range
program for which adequate funding \I'll\
be av a liable."
Both freeways appeared to he in
jeopardy earlier this year when st:\_!('
officials annoWlced that a downturn of
gas tax revenu.es. traceable to the energy
crisis. • \\'Ould force severe budget
curtailments . Bidd ing on the initial phase
of the Corona del ~lar Free\\·ay wa s
immediately called off. .
However. pressure exened i n
SacramentJ" by Newport Be a <' h
legislators Hoben Badham , I)('nnis
Carpenter. Assemblyman Robert II.
Burke (R·Hunlington Beachl and olh<:r
Harbor Area leaders persuaded the
commission to rescind its action by
House Panel OKs
Report on Cost
On Nixo n Work
rropcnin~ bids on the first phasf' or
Roule 73.
\\'tdnesd:iv's con1n1is.o;100 action ll'l
incl ude OOth fret-ways in the e1ght-ye;1r
plan \\'as 1n11:rprcted locally ;1S .:in
outgrov.1h of repea ted plead ings h~·
Harbor Arca leaders 10 a!lev1ah• hc1n y
traffic on surf are streets by building the
freeways .
0
\'iCP \\:l\'Or .J:u:k llamrnctt. Of (O~la
\lesa . the lnan \\'ho pla~·t'Cl ;i k<'y rolr in
µushing for th1· eo111plctlon of both
lrt't'-ways was not 11nrn1·1hi\tt'l\' avail;iblc
for rom1ncn1
But Costa \l l·~1 C1!v Cou11cd1n:u1 i\ l.
Pinkley said he l;'<IS "1•1:rv niuch
c n co u r a !: (' d · • l>y the' staH'~
rccomn1cnd<1t1011
I ::::::::.---\ r-. WESTMtllSll•
~L-J AlllY
MAP INDICATES SPOT ALONG MALL WHERE SHOTS FIRED
Princess Anne, Husband Escape, But Four Bodyguards Hit
Suspect Held in Firing
On Princess Anne's Car
LONDOl-4 (AP l -L:nen1plo y~d
Englishman Ian Uall "·as charged trl(]ay
"'ilh anempted 1nurder during an
aborlive attempt to kidnap Princ<'~S
Anne near Buckingham Palace. 11a_·
go1·crnrnent nrdf'rcd lighter security fnr
!tie royal family .
nearly n<1rn1nl :1~ pos!'ihlc
Ball. 26. n1ar!r :i fifi·J>C·cnnd ilJlJX·:iran1 ·1·
;11 London ·.~ 1111\\' S1rc1·! Co1Jrt and l\':1~
ordl'rtd hf'ld for a v.t••·k "h1lr poli1r
rt)nlinuf'd their in1l·s11ga11nn uf lhf' hr~L
attack 1111 Britii,h ro~·ahy since 1939
l'r1hc1· 1nfomu10!~ s;Hd !hf'v \\l'fl'
tryini? 111 di,ro1 t·r th1· sourer of .1 !ar,.:•·
suni of rnon1·y 111 lj;ilJ'<, P"~'(''''"n • He was with two women below decks
after departing his mooring at the Stuft 1-----,~-li't RestaU!"llllt~2%4t~w . a-s -baguna Beach, ran a'-fir&t but-left
his car at the scene in the 3800
block of Parkview Dr ive and finally
walked back to face the music.
The Consumer PJice Index climbed
last month to 141.5 oC its 1967 average.
meaning that it cost consumers $141.50 lo
buy Lhe same amount.-of-retail good& and
services that $100 bought in 1967.
\\'ASHI NGTO:-.l' fAP ~ - A draft report
concluding that the go\'emment has
~'517 million on Prtotiident _.,;ixoi\'$
San Clemente and Key Biscayne homes.
includ ing some funds not req~ed by
th<' Sec ret Service, 'A'as approved by a
Hause subcommiuee today on a straigh t
pnrty·line vote.
Four persons \\'ere woondcd in 111~
shoolin g 150 yards from the pal;11·1·
\\~edn('sday nigi?t. Al rie. 2.l-ycar-old
Oaugh1er oT Queen F.111.aOOTh It. a-nd ht'r
husband . caval ry Capt. ~tark Ph1ll1ps ,
y,·er<' unhur1.
The~ :1]<,ti \l'l're ~l'.t'king Ha I 1 ~
associa.lcs ..a.od rcl<1t1\ t:~ tn a hid iu
d1~cov1:r 1nore about his recent att1\'tlli·~.
.. II 1s im~ra111e full inquiries he m;i1ir
"
Highway, about 5 p.m. for an evening
cruise, police said.
1be women managed to bring the big
cruiser "Second Love," back to Newport
Beadt themselves after discovering that
Wolvin was no longer aboard.
lnve!tigaton tcxl:ay declined lo identify
the women , both of whom were
$Cbed:uled to undergo polygraph lest& this
morning to corroborate their stories of
what happened.
"Right now, it just looks like he
probably went over the side," said
Detective Sgt. Ken Thompson.
He said the women told of making"'an
appointment with Wolvin, wbo worked as
an engineering consultant and meeting
him· at the vessel. ~te Wednesday
lSte MJSSJNG. Page !J
TA X ABOLISl;IED,
SAYS N. KOREA
TOKYO !UPl l -North Korea today
daimed 10 be the finl cowitry In lhe
workl to abolish direct Liuation of its
people ..
Tbe. official KCNA news a,cney said in
a broadcast monl~ hf:re that aboUtlon
of the la.st exlltlng taxes was announced
by Vice Premlcr U Gun-mo at a meeting
of the Supreme Peoples Aaembly.
He did not ditdo&e how North Korta 's
gGV<rnmcnl wwlll be flllanood.
He admitted a potted plant in the
back seat had been s t o I e n
elsewhere. \\'hen patrolmen Harry
Ehrlich and Doug Stoerme r
exa mined it, they found it was
potted pol . ' They kept the alleged "'eed as
evidence and arrested and booked
the chagrined plant thie f on a
charge of suspicion c • possession
of marijuana.
CHART Chat
\Vhile consumer prices continued their
sharp rise, real spendable earnings of
v.·orkers dropped another six·tcnths of I
percent in February and i,•;ere down 4.5
pertent from a year ago. Thls was the
largest decline ove r a yea r since the
go~·emment began keeping that statistic
in 1964.
The-February price report sho11red
inf lation holding a firm grip across th e
~Y· food prices rose 2.5 percent:
nonfood commodities, one percent. and
senrices seven-tenths of one percent
Brief highlights of the report \\·ere
given by Otairman Jack Brooks ([).
Tex. t, in a sta tement issued before his
House ('.ovemment 0 p e r a t i o n s
subcommittee approved the report.
JlepubUcans strongly objected to the
findings and said they had not even
known a report "'as being prepared by
the staff until l\1onday.
Hertzog Introduces Self
Norma Hertzog, Costa l\lesa's newly
elected councilwoman. b e I a n b e r
"9eCOO<I campaign" today -to g<'t
acquainted with al\ the people in the
communi~y.
&be appe11rtd b<f0<e the Cllluns
Harbor Area Rese1trch Te.am (OIART)
this morning to tell her oudJcnce y,·ho she
v.·as. where she ~me from , and how she
got there. \
For CHART members she described
heraelr as a family woman, the mother of
four clilldreo. and ~wner-operator of
ttA'O nur9Cr)' S<."h0ol5 wllh an enrollment
of 250.
l\lrs. l:ltrtzog Sllid she feels no dillerent
after having become a local celebrity hut
she has recogniud "that to somebody
else )'OO're a vote and power. People feel
Uult they have to oouer )'OU up."
On lhe ~I for ooly one meettlng ~
far. tttn. Hertzog said her top priorily 1s
to Implement Costa Mesa '11 bike trails
system which presently remains: shelved
at city hall.
She aa.ld sbr: tias already been at work
y,ilh a group to grt the bike trails
establ i!'lhcd and point('<! lo the. trails as
scmethlng ~ hlch Costa ~lesans "nced
ri~ht llO'A' ..
J\trs. Hcrt.zog indicated she had ~veral
other projects In mind but decli ned to
spec!ify what they y,·ere. "These concern
decisions ft\at y,·erc made some llm<' ago
ond that pcrhap5 we should take a second
look a I.''. she said.
During her discourse on a variety of
municipal topics J\frs. Hertzog said she
I See llER17,()(l. Page 2 t
"There is no present indication 1h:it
!his was other than an isolated act by an
individual." Home Secreta ry Roy Jenkins
told the House of Commons.
But he ordered security arrangertients
for the royal family and other pron11ncnt
persons tightened
He :said he di scussed 11.·ith London
1~0\ice Co1nm1ssionf'r Hobert ,\lark "such
actions as seems sensible to increase th1•
safeguards already taken aJ:::i1nst altaC'k'I
like the one last nighl on Pnnccss Ann'-' ··
Jle said their conc:lusionii. to be elfcclL\'e,
"'ou ld have to remain secret.
Jenkins said the ob1ec1 "·as to ";ich!evc
the greatest degree of security without
an unacceptable 1n1erference "'1lh the
ability or pubUc fugures to lead lives as
Fornie r Cotu1 ciltna11
\Viii J ord a n Ho11ore1l
Fonner Cosra ~tesa city councilma n
\Villard Jordan has betn honored y,·ith
a council rt!i.Olullon commf'nd1ng him
for his 15 and a half ytel'!i of strv1ce to
the C'ily.
Jordan. defeated earlier this mont h by
~frs. Norm;i fl~rlU>R In a council
elt.ctlon. sen•ed on me dty council for 10
and a half years and before thnl v.•as on
tht plannlng commiselon.
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skit's Frid:1\· 1·xr•·!ll sornl" !01\'
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CAMPAIGN. • •
nurnber o( 1nnuen11al 1s1nt-~<i:n1en.
lobbyists, representatives ol c1\lzcns
groul\s and olhcrs who deal with 1hc
county bureaucracy on a regular basis.
Of the major donorili listed on I.he fi\'e
supervisors' disclosure documenta, fully
85 percent are 1he same l{roup er
lobbyists, de\•cl opers and con11>3n1cs that
either do business directly v.·ith the
coll!lty or depend on its staff for permits
and other actions.
The biggest single t'Olltributor to super·
visori!ll can1paign coffers v.·::s the Jrvlnl.'
of Dec. 31. Top company officials were
:ilso in 1:1uendance at Laspers· Newporter
Inn gathering.
The romp;iny gave $-1 ,500 to Casper!,
.$1,000 to Baker, S2,l00 lo Clark, $1 ,000 to
Diedrich and norning to Ballin.
Donations were also made by the
company to the losing efforts of former
supervlS()r William Phillips, defeated by
Diedrich, and \Villiam \\'enke, beaten by
Battln.
Others appearing consistently on the
don ation lists 3re VTN of Orange County
lnc., the Mission Viejo Company.
Occidental t..and Development Company,
Collins Radlo, Avco Inc .. • l\1cKeon
Construction Company and attorney H.
Rodger ~lowell.
Lobbyist Frank !\lichelma hande<i out
S.1.000 in donations -$1.000 each to
Diedrich, Caspers and Clark -and y.·as
campaign manager for Phi I I i rs .
Diedrich's opponent in 1972. Several
years ago, he was Phillips' top aide.
Air California President R o b e r t
Clifford paid aout a tota l of $2.850 to
tnree supervisors -Gaspers, Diedrich
and Clark.
Caspers' list of donors is lengthy and
includes many notables in cowity
business ci rcles.
-The 1rVu1e Con1imny spli t 'Its large
Caspers donalion a1nong top company
officials. including $500 contributions
from late company pre.!ident William
l\fason and current president Ray
\\'atson.
The development firm of Canyon
South. Inc. gave caspers $ 5 , 0 O 0.
Donations of $2,000 each came from
Pooderosa Homes, Inc. and Occidental
Land and Development Co m p a n y .
builders of Lake Forest.
Contributions of $1 ,000 were made by
VTN : Ccllins Radio; Avco; Raub, Bein
and Frost, an architectural firm ; Rinker
Development Company; Mc Keo n
Construction; Orange County Medical
Supply. which contracts with the County
,l\Iedical Center; Big Ca nyon developer
Ben Deane and SherHf's Lt. Bradley
Gates, who is running fO'I" sheriU this
June.
Caspers also got a SI ,800 donation from
Fullerton minister William Grady, $1,500
from Ridw'd Jordan and $1,260 in
New Eagle
Craig lleithoff, 15, Costa Mesa,
is 1'roop 188's newest Bagle
Scout. A student at ~later De l
High School in Santa Ana,
Craig is the son of llo\vard and
Pat ricia tleithoff, 28 14 Loreto
1\ve.
Self -inflicted
G1u1sl1ot W 01md
_FJJ.tal tQ Won1an
A young Cmta l\1esa woman y.•ho shot
and y.•ounded herself on a Balboa boat
dock Monday died In lloag 1'fcmO'l"ial
Hospita l \Vednesday.
Carlene Shannon, 23, or 2421 Tustin
A\'enue, never regained consc iousness
arter firing a .38 caliber slug into her
mouth. sending it through her spinal
cord.
'f1Je victim, who was paraly-Led as a
result, succumbed In !he intensive ca re
ward shortly before 6 p.m., acrording to
Detective Ken Smith.
She left no notes and had be<on Hslcd as
a Jane Doe for 72 hours when her
parents. Mr. and J\Irs. Regcne Shannon.
of the Tustin Avenue address. recognized
the description in a newspaper story and
went to police.
They could o(fer no reason y.•hy she
would take her life, police said.
-eamlogs-on hi& campaign---A::-l::;;;a~=~~~1 _. u,,_ accour.l.
Notable among Caspers' list of donon ~~;~~ was Orange County Oeroocratic boss r
Richard O'Neill, who gave $500. Cai;pers-a,
ls a R~~ican . ..aeSP
Ca•pers' blggeot fund ral,.r durlhg Ille ... .l9f
off.years was a ,l,QOO.a·platc dinner at ce.•'e*'.,. . -the Cllez cary· restaurant in Orange. P,I
which reportedly netted $27,400 af{er
payment of the $2,550 diMer tab for 30
guests.
Out or bis war chest, Caspers bas1 paid
back a $45.600 loan be made to his own
1970 campaign . db.led out $18,785 to
Arnold Forde, his chief fund raiser, and
paid $3,39'2 to Tom Fuentes, !his current
chief administrative assist.ant, f o r
campaign services.
That leave.! a total or $59,730 in his y.·ar
chest, not counting fund! collected at the
Ncwporter party.
Caspers ha;; voy,·ed to Hmlt his primary
election spending to about $95,000 -50
cents per registered voter in hill Fifth
District.
Baker, 'A' hose district incl udes the
Orange Coast cities of Hunlinbrton Beach.
Fountain Valley and Seal Beach, had
$19,950 in his campaign coffers as of the
end of t'ne year.
He has never spent a great deal of
money in his three previous successful
campaigns but this ti me. he faces lv.·o
challengers.
Baker claims he never seeks donations
from big·money interests, but his list or
major donors includes 16 "volunteers''
who gave $1,000 each during his current
term of office. ~lost oI the 16 arc big
companies or represent b u s i n e s s
interests and developers.
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T0'1GHT
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR BOARD -
Regular meeting, 88 Fair Or. 8 p.nl.
"TAMING OF THE SHREW " -South
Coast Repertory Theater, thru Sun.
p.Jl).
Uc1 LECTURES -''Scientific
l\1edicine for lhe L.lyman : The Ner\'OUS
System" Freshman Lecture Hall, l\1ed.
Surge II Bldg. 7 p.m. "Shamanisn1:
Studies in Nonordinary Reality," Room
101 Physical Scicncts Bldg., 7-9:30 p.m.
FRIDAY, ft.1ARCH !t
'·THE APPLE TREE'' -Costa ~1esa
Civic Playhouse, Fri. & Sat. 8:30 p.m.
Adm . $2.50.
OCC LECTURES -''Herbs & Spices.''
Charlotte Clarke lecturer. Community
Church, Cd~1, 9:30 a.m. ''Spring for the
Weeds," Charlotte Clark I e ct u r c r .
Science Lecture I, 7:30 p.m. '·Travel
Tips for Travelers," Science Lecture 2,
7:30 p.m. "Astronomy," Roo l 16 Science
Bldg . 6 and 8 p.111.
From Page 1
MISSING • • •
afternoon.
They left the harbor and v.·ere below
.de.c.ks v.·itb the cruiser @.Lutomatic pi!Ql.
when. they said, the victi~ lcfl the cabin
and fail ed to rt?turn v.·ithin an hour.
"They y.•ent lopside and he was gone,"
Sgt. Thompson said.
Police Patrol Sgt. To1n Shearn said
today that invtStigators theorize \\·olvin
vanished any ..... ·here from six to 10 miles
offshore. but this w11s difficult to
establish due t:O the time lapse iD\'olved.
Fro1n Page J
HERTZOG ...
got into city liall "scot free ." meaning
that she was not politic.ally indcb1ed
lx'cause of any campaign contributions.
She described herself as "touilly
hoflc.st" and \'0;1.·ed she would remain
that y,•ay during her foor-year t.enure . "I
V."On'I be sv.rayl'd by the sul'de ~
boys." i\·frs. lfertzog assured the
audienl"'e.
In respon.~ to 11 qucslkln of how she
stands on federal a.id for munlcipnl
projects, r.trs. Hertzog said tht.r~ Is a
feeling among council members and the
administraUon that Costa "tesa can "no
longer go 1t alone. but y.·e have lo bt very
careful about it."
A~cd what the city would do about
billboards now that the council hns
~sscd a slilf sign ordinance, the new
councilwoman rctplled, "They're' next."
Carpent,er
Tells View
On Transit
"We're absolutely married to this
damn automobile. How do we get out of
It? Most of us want everybody else to
ride the bus ~ \\'e can be alone on the
highway."
So said State Sen. DeMis Carpenlc.r
(R-Newport Beach) In a speech to the
Saddleback Area Coordinating Council
(SACCJ In El Toro Wednesday night .
l'hough he "era!ded the scheduled !ifay
15 arrival of bus serviee to !he
Sadd1eback Valley which will link lt to
the beacbe.! and Sanla Ana, Carpenter
voiced doubt about the possibilities for
high speed transit in the nea r future.
fie said he has been cqnslderi ng a bill
proposing a one-cent sales tax in Orange
County for transit programs.
"But by Apnl I , we'll go back to the
six percent statewide sales tax." he
noted, "and I don't know if people \Viti
\Van! to Impose anothe r one percent on
themselves after that."
Carpenter apologized for never having
spoken to the Saddleback council berore,
y.•hich he said has been operating as "an
infonnal city" ror some time.
He addressed a wide range of issue~
from la nd use controls to energy genera·
lion. Some samples include:
OPEN SPACE -"We need a state
IC'veJ mechanism for acquisition of land
for open space -both long and short
l.crm,, _By_t ~e must do it at our 0;1·n
expense, not at the expense of the
individual property ov.'ner."
STATE PRJORmES -"\\1e need to
y,·eigh open space pr iorities against other
values -school finances and public
tran.!portation needs, for instance. I an1
not going to support all of these. thing.! al
once. There is no sense having excellent
schools. good public transportation and
lots of open spa ce and a bankrupt state."
SCHOOLS -"The property tax to
finance schools is regressive and unfair.
Senate Bill 90 committed us to support in
other ways. In areas like the Saddleback
Valley y.·here you cannot keep up with
!he gro"ing capital need. the state is
increasing its support to over 50 percent
this year for operational funds ."
ENERGY -"\Ve're an electrieitv-
hungry people and I think we'\'e gone the.
right direction. But where we 've gone off
the track is in playing dov.'11 nuclear
energy."
NUCLEAR SAF..ETV -"There have
bee n no major acci dents yet and I'm
satisfied by the findings I've read. '"Some
of us aren't concerned about sterilit v.
but if I v.·as, I'd move to San CIQmenie
right now. (Location of the San 0norre
nucle:ir power plant ).
AIR QUALITY -"Nonnally I prefer
local government control to slate or 1
federal control. But air and water
problems cannot be confine<i to one city.
There isn't any such thing as Orange
County air or Orange Counly wa ter. So a
regional approach is best.''
FromPqe J
SUSPECT ...
and to assist us it is necessary to have
ready access to the accused," said
Detective Chief Supt. Roy Ransom In
court "This Is a matter of state security [
on which I cannot en\arg'e."
Ball, tall, lean and neatly bearded, v.'as !
handcuffed lo two detectives during his
brief appearance ln the dock . 1
~lore than 30 police surrounded the
court building during the hearing and
newsmen y.·erc searched and checke<i for
credentials.
Ball was specifically charged v.'ith the '
attempted murder of Anne's bodyguard, j
inspector James Beaton. 1
Ball made no statement· i.n court
beyond asking for legal aid -the
assistance of a court-appointed defense
attorney.
A fast-moving convoy of police vehicle~
carrying arn1ed guards brou ght Ball to
Boy.• St reet from suburban Brixton Jail.
All traffic was stopped to gi~·e it a clear
run to the city.
A typewritten ransom note reportl'd to
·dcmMd"'$4.8 million from the queen was--
found in the white Ford sedan which cut
off lhe royal ca r as it returned Anne and
her husband to the palace from a
do"'Jltown charity movie.
A bullet hole in the rear Ytindow of :
Anne's limousine showe<i how close she
and her husband had been to death.
The ransom note was understood to
contain long rambling and unrelated
passages and apparently y.·as 'A'ritten by
someone with a grudge against the royal
family, police infonnanls reported.
Found 'A'ilh the note were three pairs
of handcuffs, a driver's license and
envelopes addressed to l\\'O companies.
Anne an<' her husDand return~ to !heir
home on the grounds-of Sandhurst
!ifilita ry Academy. y.·here Phillips is an
1nslructor, late Wednesday night. The
academy v.·as sealed oU and arc lights I
y.·erc s11dtched on around their home.
Dc111ocra ts Accuse d
WASHINGTON !AP I -Common
Cause. the self-styled citizens' lobby • .said
today that Democratic congressional
candidates r«eived more th.an $1 mllUon
rrom special lntt"N!St groups in 1972 and
accused the Democrats of i;talllng
electoral reform. The foo~-dragglng
charge v.·as containtd ln a full.page
ad\•erti!-lemrnt in toda y's Washington
Post, appearing on the same day the
p11r1y holUi; its annual fund·raising
di.-. ,
Dellr 1'111f "'" """' Ph1cklng Poles
Southern California Edison
Company crew removes utility
pole from Harbor Boulevard
near t.1errimac \\lay. By 1975,
Edison officials said. they will
have spent $500,000 "burying
utility lines along Harbor
Boulevard between San Diego
Freeway and Newport Boule·
vard.
Nuclca1· Ban Studied
WAS HINGTON <UPI ) -Rep. Jerome
R. Waldie (D-Calif.), today introduced
leglslalion banning coostruclion of new
nuclear power plants until independent
studies are made on safety hazards.
For the Birds
Besiege£l Toivn Pwns Noise Sho1v
GRACEHAM, Md. (AP) -A lin!works and noise show to rival
many a rock 'n' roll performance i.s scheduled tonight ln this wually
quiet Catoctin r.tountain community.
The show is a special performance for 10 million blackbirds,
grackles and starlings that began roosting in a pine grove near
Graceham last fall. 1''ederal. state and county officials hope the show
will unsettl e the bi rds so much that they'will leave.
1'he birds blot out the sky when they return to the roost each
evening. They have frightened dairy herds, stripped newly planted
fields and treated a-potential health hazard.
Repeat performances are scheduled !or Friday and ~aturday
evenings. •
Officials plan to tum another expttted audience -tourists and
., the curious -away and close the area around the birds' r oost be·
fore the noise begi ns. State police and townspeople have compla ined
o~ traffic con~esUon caused by tourists since publicity aOOut the
birds.
Private Rites Scl1eduled
For Yachtsman S. Howard
Private runc ral services ha\·e befll
he.Id for SidnPy Theodore Hoy,·ard, y.·ho
die<i alone cig'nl days ago at the edge of
the surf on a Balboa beach.
Once a yachtsman, Mr. Howard, 58.
y.·a.s skipper of the late actor Humphrey
Bogart's boat When he sailed out of
Nev.'J)Ort Harbor years ago .
During recent years, r.1r. Howard. who
Jived at 292 Palmer St., Costa Mesa,
y.·orked occasionally a.s a carpenter
around the Harbor Area.
·lfe y.•as foLmd dead on the beach near
17th Street and \Vest Ocean Front March
13, after having drinks y.·ith friends and
then excusing nimself to get some fresh
ai r.
Coroner's depulies said toxicological
test results Y.'hich may take three weeks
to complete are being awaited before
specific cause or death is determined.
Au thorities were about to assign ~fr.
Howard 's fun eral and estate handl~ns: to
the Orange Co unty PubJ l c
Administrator's O!fiee, when next-Of·kin
v.·as traced d0\\'11. .
He leaves tY.-o sons, Steven and Keilh
G W1111a n Gets $3 8,000
ALLENDALE, Mich. (lJPll - A
masked gunman robbed bank of an
estimated $38,000 today, an dshot a
messenger in the back after binding his
hands and forcing him to lie on the floor.
llov.·ard, v.·ho arranged for pri\'ate riles
and interment at PaciOc Crest ~femorial
Park in Redondo Beach.
Car Dealer Sued
Over Mileage
Tumhack Charge
An El Toro couple who claim they
learned alter they bought their car that
its true mileage was 97.481 and not the
51,675 shown on the odometer sued a
C:OSta ~1esa car dealer \Vednesday (or
$100.000 in damages.
Mt. and Mrs. Frank J. Kiepe, 23316
Cavanaugh St., El Toro, name Courtesy
Dodge ol Costa ~1esa as defendants in an
Orange County ~perior Court action
that also seeks the return of fl,407.52
they paid for a Buick auto.
Naming A. D. Hofin as co-defendant.
the Kleles state they bought the car June
14 on a trade·in basis after being assured
that the vehicle had only been driven for
s1,m miles.
The action states that they were later
advised by the state's Department of
Motor Vehicles that the true mileage on
the Buick v.•as 97,481. They charge
Courtesy Dodge with fraud and breach of
contract.
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