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Home My WebLink About1974-04-11 - Orange Coast Pilot• err.or1s s ' Girl~ 16~ Injured In Kidnap Dra1na Siti~g Newport DAILY PILOT * * * 1oc * * * THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 11, 1974 VOL. •1, NO, ltl, 4 SECTIONS, 41 .. AG•S Mauled hy Lion .... ·' -' Thelma Samsioe 73. of Palomar is given first aid at Li on Country sarari in Lagun'a Hills after she was seriously inj~d by a Ji~n Wednesday. Orange County Fire Department paramedic renders aid. Story and additional picture are on Page 3. · Cheer~d hy Peers Lord Snoivdon Speaks After 13 Years . . , . LONOON (UPI) ..... In the narrow v.·est the dangers of the three-v.·heeled invalid peeresses' gallery, Princess fllargaret vehicle the British government issues gazed intently into ~ ornate mock-free to some or its 1.25 million severely Gothic Hoose or Lords chamber, elbows disabled people. on her knees. . "Nothing v.•ill convince me that this in· ~ow and then, she turned to e1tplam 3 trinsically letahl machine is suitable for point or protocol to her son, VJSCOW1t a disabled person, nor that its production Unclley. -L -•• •.. 1· t 1.-r " he Amid the overstuffed reel velvet ~ con inue a momen ..... ge • benches belO\\', the g~at n:ioment finall y Snowdon said one government official came. For the first time tn 8 House of had told him to "lay off tl .. safl!ly lark'' Lords debate, Lord Snowdown ro9e to in his pri\'ate campaign for safer invalid ~k. . The had cars. Another told him that he was Hls fellow peers cheered him. Y qualified to judge the car. walted 13 years for the chance. But a! Princess 11targaret nodded in Snowdon y,·as a photographer named the gallery Snoy,·don told the silent peers ~tony _;\rmStrong J~ when he mar· (~ SPEAKS Page 2) r1ed Princess Margaret 1n 1960. He was · 1 made the Earl ol Snowdon in 1961 and took hi,, lord's seat along with other peers ol the realm. Since then, silence. But this is a House of Lords tradillon. not nectSSarily a royaJ family Ol'M!. One distinguished peer attended debates for 29 years before making his maiden sp«<h. . Lord Snowdon's tum came \\1edncsday. when the subject for debate Y.'&s treat· mcnt or the handicapped. It is a matter on Y.'nich SnoY.-don feel s passloootcly. As wouJd any other pcc:r. Sno\\don gained the right Jo -k mere~· by pill· ting his name down in a request to do 90. Uts acquired royal reserve melted u he n?<'OWllc<l angrOy wbai he said wm SE RVICES SLATED FOR GOOD FRIDAY Good Friday servk'es are .scheduled in nearly all churches, with many churches throughout Jhe Soulhland conducting special Tcnebrae or "service o f darkness' programs. The majority of churches will be con· ducting 'T'rt-Ore M:rvlces from noon 10 3 p.m. For a liAtlng of special services as submitl.00 to the Dail)' Pilo11 see p;ige 7. I 3 Gurune11 Slay Selves KIRYAT SHEi\;JQXA. lsraC'I fV PI ! - Three Arab guerrillas scizcd an apart· ment house in this Israeli border S<'I· Uemenl t<Xlay and methodically shot 34 res idents one by one before thei r suic ide mission ended in death y,•hcn th(·ir o.,.,·n explosives bley,· up. :\1ayor A\'raham Aloni of this to1\'n of 18.000 near lhe Lebanese border sa1d 21 persons y,·cre ki11ed. including the three guerrillas . .(nd 16 persons .,..·ere y,·oundcd in the raid in "'hich the comma ndos shot ISRAEL 'S GOLDA MEIR STEPS DOWN. Story, Page 4. \\'Omen and children and hurled their bodies 0:11 of lhe y,·indOY.'s of the three· story white concrete block buildi ng. The Israeli military comm and said the guerrillas held off Is r a e I i coun- terattacker s for •II: hours. \\'itnesses said the guerrillas set. pff their own ex· plosivcs as Israeli paratroops landed '.ly helicopter on the roof of the building. Aloni said 18 Israelis \\'ere killed in the attack:, including t\\'O soldiers. eight adult civilians and eight children. At one point. witnesses said the guerrillas went from door to door in the apartment house and shot anyone who answered. (A statement by a Palestinian guerrilla group in Beirut said the guerrillas hoped to seize hostages and force Israel to release 100 Palestinian co mmandos held in Israeli jails but destroyed them selves with explosive-laden belts 1,•:hen ·the Israelis ck>sed in.) . In Jerusalem, caretaker P r i m e '.rl11nis ter Golda ~ieir told !he Knesset (Parliament) "the Lebanese government must know that v•e rega rd II and its citizens y,·ho arc aiding the terrorists rtponsible for th is massacre. We are shocked by the crime t.h~t tlecurred this moming at Kirya t Sh e mo n a . Assassination !or the sake of assassina· lion." The attack on this settlement popnlutecl primarily by Sephardic Jews fttlm North Africa, began at 7:30 a.m. local time "'·hen the guerrillas maved In lrom the surround ing brusb<'Overed hills, the com· mand sa kt Ben Shimon 111andi, 21, a resi dent of the apartment building, aaid he ~·as asleep when the attack began. "I thought it was a madman or a drunk, anything but a terrorist," he said of th<' first shots he heard. · ~landl said he rushed upstairs when he heard screaming but returned to his »partmenl y,·hen he feallzed he "''U unarmed. He said he stay~ In his apart· IS.. TERROR, Page II \ a ............................................................. Lord Snowdon Ends 13 Years Silen~e ' . As .Pee.rs Cheer . ( His Fifth Try Nl a11. With 15 N<11nes Divorcee! LOI\'DON (UPIJ -One of the biggest names in Britain has won a divorce. Jonathan Nicholas Vi1,•ien Francis Hilary Boise Randolph l\1on· tague Jarvis ilyacinth Bertram St . John Aubin-Gale D'l.a Courtie 1l ivorced his v.·ife Pauline \\fednesday on grounds they had been living apart for more than two years. 1\ 43-yea.r·o ld artist who has been married five times, Aubin. Gale D'La Courtic said he had been given his many nan1es by rel· a lives. "I could only inh·erit their money if I kept their nantes alive.'' he said, "in fact, they left debt~." Gn·l Sties Newport Police Ove1· IGd11ap Case l11jury A Pasadena gi rl y,·ho bl.:imes :\'ewport Beach police for bullet y,·ounds suffered .... ·rule ~nc allegedly .,..·as bciQg he ld hostage in a Santa Ana Heights home last Sept. 12 sued the city \\'cdnesday for $300,000 in damages. The suit listing SlffiD Baesman, 16. ;,s pl aintiff y,·as filed by her father, Leroy GC<lrge Bacsman. II nam es Victo r Grover llcidlagc as subsidiary de!end<mt. Police claim ll<'idlage y,·as lhc al ias us.- rd by Roland Dale CraY.iotd. 26. of 725 !\-lain St., Huntington Beach , at the time he used ~liss Baseman and a rellOY.' hostage as human shields in a con- frontation \\i th Newport pol ice. l\liss Baesman claims police negligence led to •ner being struck in the right arm anti chest by police bullets. Also }'-·oundcd in lM shootout was ~Iarco 'de Silva, 20, who claims in his $250,000 Superior Court action that he also y,·as being held by Crav.iord and th at l\eY.'J>Orl Beach Police \\'ere ''careless and reckless'' 1n their conduct. Traffic H tilted B'Y Girl Streoker ~ BUENOS AIRES (UPI ) -A girl "''car- ing only high-heel shoes and a y,·ristwatch sauntered around the U.S. EmbaMY in the Palermo OUco residential are11 \\'ed· nesday. Her appearance attracted a CT'OY.'d and caused a traffic jam. The girl pakl no attention to passing morotists who jammed their brakes and brought a massive ti eup. When someone accostf!I.! her. wJtoesses quoted her flS replying : "l'm no! bo1her- tng. you. so don't bother me." · . Witnesses sakt the incident endtd when a pollet patrol car took the woman away amid boos of tM croY.d. ' Da SJl\'a state<;; he "·as struck in the left arm and 10 .... ·er abdomen by police bullets desp1!c the fael tha t he ··txggcd . bcseccncd and pleaded" fo r them to hold !he ir fire. Da Silva .,.,·as in the hospital for thrl'C "·et-ks follo,\1ng the incident. ~lt:.s Baesman .... as released se'enil days later. L'ra .... ·ford faces trial ~la y I in Sup('r ior Court on charges of kidnap and assa ult ISee SU IT. Page %1 G11nn1iu1 Sei ze d After Sl<1)1 i11g 3 in Delc11i:a re SEAFORD, Del. (AP) -,\ gunman killed ty,·o sisters and a m..111 durinr:: a roadside argument earl y today and threa1 cned to take his OY.TI hfe before being subdued by police and hi5 hrothci. aut horities said. State police identifiL-d tht! gunman as <rary Nelson Bacon. 25. of Seaford. They isald he y,·oold be charged ''ith th ree counts of·murdcr laler'today. Authorilies listed the \'ictims as Ronald Frisby. 27. Kathleen Home. 22, and her sister. Joyce Ann, 20, all of Bridgeville. All the victims y,·ere shot in 1he head aren y,•ith a .lkallix'r p\5tol , police said. They w re d ad on arrl\'al at N;antlcoke Hospital 1n Seaford. a southcm Delaware 1own. /\ police spokesman, Capt. Angelo T. Cit ro . said a v<'hiclc driven by the suspect and one carrying the victims ap- J)3i'ently pulled off Delaware 20 near a ta \'em, Y.•here the ~hoolings occurred. lit' sald the cause of the argumen t was not. known. 'W ate1·gate Victim'- \\'AS!lli\GTO~ tU l'l 1 -llerbC'rt L. '·Bart" l'ort('r Jr. of Laguna Niguel , describC'd by his Jay,·yc r as "the fir.it vic- tim" of \l/atcrgalc, was S{·ntenccd t<Xla y lo 30 days in Jail for ly ing to the FBI abo ut the bugg inR scnnd:t l. "I am absolutely po.~i1 1vc in my hrart -all !he \\"[IY dOY.TI !() In \' IOCS -that r \1 ill never Jll'! into troub!r. ag;i1n.'' Porl er said JUSI before Judge \\'11l1am B. Bryant sentenct'd hirn The bo~·1sh ·looking Por!•·r . .li. tf's !l fied ;it &>n:itc \\':Herg:it r' hea r n~s !.1 ~1 ~um n1er !hat h1· 11r·d .:ibo111 \\h,11 hf' kn.-.w of \\'atcrgnte for ff•a r oth~'r ~1xnn 1·:1n1p;Hgn offici<Jls l'.ou ld ilecus1• hun vf not being a te;im player 1f he d1dn·1 Porter v:as scht'tluli ni.; d1rf't'!Or for Presid£•nt '.\'.1xf)f1 ·s c:unpa ign oq:~ani1.a· lion . lie l'.'as !he 11th per<;0n sr·ntcnced in conn<'ction y,·11h \.\';itcrgat<' Porter, \\'ho first eam pn igned for Xixon as a boy of 8. \\OS a collrg<' fri<'nd of presidential prc-;s sccret<iry Ronald L. Ziegler at US<' Tra 111~:d in htL')inl'SS, he flOI'.' y,·orks for hi~ ft1th <'r·1n-law's con· s1ruc11on firm 1n L:iguna !\'i gu<'l. '"r m r1 niuch h:1ppirr pcrSlln no"'· doi ng \\·hat J'n1 cln1ng, gt•tting aY.<•Y from 1hat kind of 1poht1c:ll 1 cx 1.~1encc,'" he told r, µort crs in Janua ry. Bryant told Pnrter hf' "iust can·t forget" lh<H l'ortcr lied on three oc· e;is1ons to fc1 l(·r;il in\'estigators and jSee PORTF.R, f'age 21 Orange Coast Weather Cle3rt:r sk1e<;; and ,,·am1f·r dt1fu111 J111rc Jut hard at a 25-yenr-olt/ PL"e1d tL'~ n1 l\a1111as. llt 's 1111/11 ""'lc111y $1 7.000 a year 11ow i n Liie 1rholc~11lc »1ar11uu11a busntt'ss. Srory, Pa(Je 1. L, M, .. y. " ,,,,.vtei •·1' C1ll1tri.11 ' M~fttlal l'tflfl; • Cl•ultlff )r·O NlllMM ,._ • (...,,i(I " O•Mtt C-IY .. .. (!'911....C " ,_ .. tl•H OM!~ Nf11Cfl " ... H ••illrl•I I'••• ' '"1'1' ..... .,,, •• ,.1"'""'' """ . , Sltflt!"lllR .. lllift•Mt l).lJ '~-· ~.,.,, .... " o •• ....., " ftl9Y!tl1111 • ~'K.'" " "'""'' ..... I• 1M Senlct " Wtlttle!' • AM L.-. " __ ,...,...., • I 2 tlAIL 1 l'IL01 ' Hearst Case Ripoff? Pltlty's Dud Says S LA Hoodwir1ked Press L1\ PAZ. Mexico IUl'l l -Newspa1x•r publlShcr llandolph l11·at'st said lhl' 1nas.~ 1ncdln hove been hood'>'·b1kcd by the biz:.1rrc k1dnn1>-extortion plot of the ;iy n1· bionr~~· l.1b1 .. ratinn Arn1y \1hlth kld1111pl'<l his <faugl1tl'r. l'at ricia. ill·<1rst ;ind his \\'if1•. t':1t h1·rn1r. 11·1..•n· res11n,i: :it th1· l..'.1 Crul·r·s rl's<>rl on ~h·x · ico"' fi ulf of L'al 1fomia 2S 1111 1(':;1 :south of La 1':11 ~111d '>';11t1ng (or "·ord on the fate Ace11sed t 'ather of 1heir missing W.year-0ld daughtrr. The La! Cru et·s resorl cornplex has a niotcl and approxin1ately 15 co1onlal·sty le homes ownro mootlv bv w en Ith y t\n1t-rlcans. h11:!u1..hng. l'nl~·rtaincrs l)c-si 1\m:-11; nnd Ring C1·osb.v ~lost ~uesrs nr· ri ve <ii the 1sol.1tf•d rc.,ort in private pl(.IJ1eS. Hearst. presidl'nt and editor of the San F'rancisro Exan1u1er, has asked ne'>'·smen to keep from follo'>''ing him in r.1cxico. "\Ve are here for a vacation to prepare for the ordeal ahead of us," he said. J·le complained about news coverage o( the kindaping, saying leftist groups had t:ikcn 1:1drantagc of 1hc press. "Th is has been one of the biggest ripoffs the press has ever gone. through '," he said. Jl e spoke favorably a,lxlut the American Indian l\1ovemcnt (A li\-l l, but SLA 'MARSHALL' ONCE CALLED · POTENTIAL KILLER -Page 8 County Ma1i Guilty denied press reports be would go to ~tin· neapolis Friday to meet "'ith Dennis · Banks. the group's volatile leaders. "I'm not sure "·hat tha t is all about,··· he said. "But J do think Al~t seems lo be • genuine. It is one of the few rninority i;:roups that really has somt!:lhing to !'lay. Of A11aheini Slaying I don 't bclil'\'L' they are involved in !his ( lhc kidnaplng I and they did not jun1p onto lhl' puhlirity handwagon ." A killer v.'ho created o sensation in Ort1nge County Superior Court when he pointed out his astonished father in the ('rOll'ded cdurtroom and 8Ct'used him of the Allahicrn slaying for \11hich he was being tried 1\·as found gui lty late \llednes· day or first-deg ree mu rder. 'l'he jury came back lo Judge Jerrold Oli ver's courtroon1 arter two days of deliberation lo r!'turn that verdict :ig:i1nst l.a'A-rencc Eugene \\'1lson. 30, of Los Angeles. Judge Oliver 111ill sent('nce \\'ilson ~f:iy TO to \\'hat could be hfe in st<J U' prison for lht~ slaying last September of wea lthy businessman \\'11\iam Joseph lllohcr, 65, of Branford, Conn. It was successfully alleged in \Vilson's trial th at he lured Moher 10 Orange Count y to negotiate a sale of machinery and shot the older n1an twicr in the back ol the head while they talked in Moher'! Fro111 Page 1 1'ERROR ... n1ent unti1 he u•as able to escape. The explosion that killed the gue rrillas blr111 a"·ay p:1rt of the top floor of the apartment building. TI1e roon1 where they barricaded themselves "·as spat- 1ered with blood. Pieces ol bodies were scatlered in the sn10ldering deb ris. \Vhen border patrolmen trit'd lo carry a\\'ay the guerrilla remains in a black lruck, 200 Israeli ~siclcnts attacked tht'n1. fist figh1s broke out. The residents n1anagcd to set fire to the b'11errill as' remains before troops 1noved in and res tored order. The raid came at. the height of an 1sr:1eli polilical crisis in which Pri1ne J\finistcr J\fcir and her cabinet resigned. l)espitc lhc seriousness of the political crisis. Defense J\·tinister Moshe Dayan left an cmergen(·y c:1binet meeting lo fly to Kirvat Shen1ona . \Vhe.ther other guerrilla s were in\·olved in thl' operation was not known but both Jsral'li and guerrilla sourct>s said three n1cn ai;:rd between 20 ond 30 and fi ring machineguns and bazookas scizt'CI the apartment building in a raid just arter dawn. 1\-lilitary correspondents r c ported earlier there "·ere three guerrilla groups including son1e who gave fire support , Thr arn1\· did not deny these rl'ports but said as far as the army was concerned only three men "'<'re invoh'ed. A guerrilla spokesman in Bcin1t said the raid was carried out by the "Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine - General Co111rnand," a 1naverick guer· rilla faction. Speaking shor!ly after an Israeli an- nouncement !hat the guerrilla group had bcrn \\"ipcd out. the spokesman said: "It is absurd for the Israelis to sny th('y l1qtud:.1tL-d the unit. llO'>'' could lhey h;I\ e shelled a buBding which \1"C1S full of lsr:1el1 hostages'!"' 11lr :;pok('s rnan said one of lhc 100 Palcst1ni a11. I_!uerrillas they sought to frrc '>'·as Koio Okan1oto. a Japanese arub gut·rr11!a Sl'r\ 111~ J hfe 1er1n in Israel for his p:irl in Tt•I A\·1v's Loci Airport tnassacrc 111 \luy 19i2 "hen thrt·c .l<'lpanl'se gu~·rril!Js ~1lled 2.; traVl'lcrs in ,1 bW'!)( of n1Jcf'J u1~·~Ull fire. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT I"" 011"'1" ColoCI f!.1,.., 1'1!<11 .,;!" .,,,.. °"t""" \ ......... "'"'' , ....... ··-·,....., ~, ..... () . ...,.. t .... ' .... ,,, ...... , c ........ ,..,. ~"'f'W"" ...... .,... ... (··~•"~·• "'"'n~.•V '"'"-"!" '"~•~ ""(,,,,. ~~ ·• "''""""' ti'>•·• hu"''"''"" !lo•..:." I''"" ,, .• ~., •• 1., ........... 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Kcnnit R. \\'ilso n took lhe stand lo deny his son 's allcgat ions ;Jnd tesllfied ffi;1l his rirst knowledAe or the slaying of ~loher came '>''hen he learned of his son's arrl'st. Woman Rec eives Si~ Months for Stabbing Mate A San Ju<'ln Capistrano \roman who ad· n1iUC'd stabbing ht'r husband with a par· 1ng knife has been ordered lo spend the ,;e:<t six months in Orange Courlty Jall. Sup('rior Court Judge , James Turner ordered the scntt>ncc and l\\'O years prir bat ion for Ena Solomon Kerslake . 37, of 26732 Calle La Uomba, after she pleaded guilty lO reduced charges of misdc· meanor assault. Sheriff's orficcrs had filt'CI thrre counts of assault "ith a deadly weapon against ~Irs. Kerslake . It "·as alleged on one oc- casion that she stabbed her. pajama·clad spouse in the leg after accusing him of nol aeCQunling lo her for all his ex- penditures. Deputies said Conrad Kerslake, 46, a Long Beach bus driver. ran from ttie hon1e bleeding from his \\"Ourlds and sought refuge in a neighbor's house. ll was alleged !hat he v.·as again at- tacked artcr he returned to the home at a later date in the rompany of l\lrs . Krrslake. l\1rs. Kersla ke has been ordered by Judge Turner to not rontact her husband unless a third party is present. Traffic Ticket F'ixing Oaimed LOS ANGELES (AP ) -Trafric tickets ha\'e been fixed by some deputy marshals in !he Los Angeles Count y t·ourt systen1 for poli1ician~ and friends. according le> an investigative report by KABC..TV. Judge Dickran Tevrizian Jr . , ~upcrvisor of the Los Angeles ~lunicip;:il Court systc1n. s<'lid \Vcdnesd:1y he "'as looking into the report. Criminal cha rges may be filed after he "sifts out in· formation·• from a file reportedly main- tained by the Los Angeles Counly n1arshnl's off iet". The report said in part that th<' "Los Angrlr:i County m;:irshal's off i Cl' SJX'l'i:11izffi. in fl)ung tickets for IJOl1t i· l"1:ir1.~. rn111r aides. their frirnds and thei r rclat i\ rs.·• llcarsl and his \\'ife Catherine said in a news conff'rt'ncc Tuesday they hoped lo stay in ~·lcxieo 1hrough Easter to rest from 60 da ys of tension since their daugh!cr was kidnapcd by the SLA. The •learsl<1 bitterly en::~1·00 SLA members as ''terrorists" and said the kldnapcrs '>''ere "counter-revolutionary" and •·not going to get a Jot of people on their side." The llea rs1s said they "hop<' lo sec Patty aAain." but cautioned , "we arc :ifr aid wr c:1n't rely on the honor or pCo- plr like this." lllcau"·hile. Vincent llallinan. a trustee or the $4 million food ransom offered for !he safe return of Patricia Hearst. said \\"ednesday in San Francisco the SLA hns 1hrcatenecl to have him "shotgunned do11l'n on tbe streets." Jlallinan, an attorney for a convict he has described as the founder of the SLA. said police and the FBI were in- VC!>iigating the threat mad e through Oakland atton1ev Marvin Brown. Halli nan, 77. has been trying to act a!'! go.between lo negotiate '>''it!i the IL'r· rorist group for Pat ricia's release. lie sid he had been offerNl police proicction, bul that he could take care of hin1Self. Bro"'" told police he uetually received lwo thrc;11s. but tl isinisscd the first one, \\'hich can1c in a telephone call two days after ~l iss llca rst \\'as kidnaped Feb. 4, as a cr:ink. The caller said the SLA was rcsponsibl!" for the abduclion and threatened ilallina n·s life . The tcrrrisl grou p later claimod responsibli1y for the kidnaping. Bro,vn said he thought the latest caller \1•as the same person \1110 talk.'CI in Febn1ary. Hallinan rt'1.'Crltly said the Sl..A kid· napcrs "'ere "hard criminals" and corn· plained because his offer lo acl as an in· termcdiary had been refused . "I think Patricia llearst is dead ,'' he said. Hallinan and two others arc men1bers of an "escrow con1miltec" nan1cd by the Hearst Corp., '>''hich put the $4 mill ion in a bank to be used fo r continuing lhc free food program if l\tiss IJearsl is rel eased by ~fay 3, FmmPqel SPEAKS ... how he himself'ilad rolled O\'er one of the cars '>''hil c traveling less than 20 milt's per hour. Point by point. he detailed its shortcom ings -"unstable. easily com· buslible. unreliable." its acciden1 rl'COrd "perfectly appalling." Lord \\1rlls·Pestc!t, replyin g for the government, said such allegalions \\"l're "unjustified and undesirable." \Vilh the decorum and exaggerated courtesy nor1nal in the House of Lords. the debate continued tltrough St'\"rral n.itner SP'C'akcrs and resulted in neither firm conclusion nor tangible action. Satellite Launched VANDl'.:1\BERG .. AFB ( . .\P) -A Titan Jiil) saiellile·bcaring rocket "'as launch· £>d from this Southern California seaside base \\1edriesday by the Air force Space OJnd ~fissile Test Center. Heroi~ 'Skipper' Boy, 9, Saves Fatlier's Bout • S:\N OIF:GO \1\PI -A1 9 years old, \ht'hat•l ~tct::hec stands n scant four in· <'h1'.'l t<1llrr than the s1C<.'ring whl•el of his fa1 hr r's ~at'ht. But he saved the $17,000 rr:1ft in his first try at the hclrn. TI1e sailin.-: advcnturl' ended a day 's outi ng aboard the 2i·!oot boat l11r ~lich;irl, hill 11:1nny frotn England, hls dog and his d:ld. Dr. r.<'OrRe ~leC.hec. In a !i11appy wind \\'cdnesday nigh t. \fcGhcc jumped onto the dock but mis.~ ed the pos1 to which ho planned to tic his yacht He '>'"Dlchcd It blow away. ~tcGhcc. in angu ish, yelled at hiJ son : "Tum the engine on and tum right rud· dtr." A fourth gradtr nt neorby Escondido, i\flchaeJ s1reteht! up lo 4 feet 2, and the steering wheel !lands 3 fcct 8. His nanny, l)oris \Vhite, was bc.lo1v deck \\'hen he "'ent into action, ~cring through spokes of the '>''heel. ··r-.ty nanny came up and said, '\Vc'rC all alon e out hrrc. You're going to ha,·e to lw' prcuy good at the whet!.' but I dldn'l lose-my heHd." !!aid J\1ichocl \Vhen the yacht rcfu!;ed to turn ri1ht ruddt r. ~fichacl turned ii lcrt rudder, OOrel y missing lbt: Star of India, " 201- fuot square-r1~1.'d sailing .!!hip bur11 in • 1863 1.1nd nO'>'' a waterfront mu_seum billed as the oldest iron ship afloat. "I almost cracked into It -got as close as 10 feet. I think,'' ~lichael So'lid la!t'r, lte made '"'0 passes at docking but 1nanaged to bring it a!ongslde enough 10 br rlcd up. Ry then, 50 persons '''ere cheerlrtg on !ht' dock . Said Bob llartman . a touri st from ~1adi . \Yis .. of ~tichacl : "That little boy s so much spont.intlty ln an en1ergenc " The littles a ear}tain conceded JI wa!I his flnt ~hot iling. "But l''ie sat on my rather·s lap a few limes." he bragged. .Host age Relea. cd ACAPULCO, Mexico (AP ) -Wealthy, elderly coconut plantation O'A'ner Jose G11rny w~s released by tc.rrorist kid· nnpei'~ \Vednesday allcr payment ot an $80.oo:> ransom, :iuthotilies said. Cfaray, 74. "·as kldnapcd ~farch 28 by four arm· erl guerrillas as he drove In his car on a regional highway Ceor his ranch. Saxi ltlt1.i·i l\.faxi Clark shows off her form as she soaks up son1e l\'llami Beach sun. 'fhe at tress and n1odel l'iJ>Ort s vital statisti cs of 35-23·36. From Page 1 SUIT • • • filed immediately after he "·as arresied. Police said Crawford took refuge in the home after he abducted three persons. com1nandeerl'd t1\·o cars and repeatedly thrl'al encd 10 hill his hostages 1f police moved in. • !. I I / ' i i Niguel's Porter Ge.ts 30 Days fConlinucd F'rom Paa:e I) sentenci!d him to <1 minimum ol fi\'C mooths and a maxinium of IS m0T1lhs in pri~n. But he ordered that Porter ouly M'r.~ 30 da)s on the s~ntence· and be plat:t•d on u11su!)f'r\1lscd proba lion for one yeftr follo"·ing his relc11se. Porter's 11i·ife. Carol, clutching hands or friends in the second row of the courtroon1 . slum ped In the seal '>''llh tears streaming clown her face '>''hen lhe st'ntencc \\"as announced. Porter's la'>')'er, Charles t.lurray, told the judge his client was a man of "hones- ty, integrity, idealism and de\'olion to the truth and !he right." ~furray said Porter was bcttayed by ,frie$ in the rc~lectkin campaig(l "'ho asked him to lie without telling hirn '>''hy. "He knew nothing of the \V11tcrgate brl'Hk·in," !\lurray said. "lie knc"' nothing of the so-called co\·er.up. In facl, he "·ns its first vic tin1." Porter waived indictment and pleaded guilty Jan. 28 to a single count of making "false, fictiliou!I and fraud u I en t statemenl.ci'' to the FBI about the bug· ging scandal. The charge ls similar to 1>erjury. Bryant ordered that Porter, wh6 v.·111 be 36 on Saturday' surrender to rederal marshals In Los Angele! no later than 10 a.m. IPDT), April 22 to begin serving a n1onth at the minimum security rederal correction facility at Lompoc. Porter testified at the nationally teltvised Watergate hearings last sum. n1 cr that \\'hen the \\'atergale scandal broke. his su~rior at the Committee tor J<e-clcction of the President. Jeb Stuart ~l il grudcr. asked hin1 to corroborate a raise .!lory. . The storv \1•as that $100.000 10 cam· paign fwidS had been fUMe!t'CI to CRP of- ficial G. Gordon Liddy to protect speakers for the President's campaign from possible violence. As scheduling director of CllP. Porter had charge of ;i rranging appearances for "surrogate" speakers who campaigned for Nixon around the country. In fa ct. some of the $100.000 ·went to Liddy to finance illegal surveillance of I:>emocralit foes, primarily th_e bugging of Democratic National Committee head· quarters at the Watergate office rom· pJex. Liddy \\'as convicted in that case and is in prison. Porter told Bryant he had been suspicious why he had been asked to tell a phony story bul did not kno\\' th e reason for it until last April when ~lagruder finally told him the whole story of the coverup. u,1~ SENTENCED TO 30 DAYS Laguna Niguel'• Porter "Needles.I to !3Y I was quite shocked and frightent'd ." Porter said . He said he "'ent to the \\latcrgate pro· sceutors immediately and told them the full story. Porter said he had given the Mme phony story to a grand jury and on the . \l'itness stand at the original Watergate trial-all at th"e urging of Magruder. lie said he did so "probably because of the fea r of group pressure ~hat "'l>Uld ensue. of not being a team player." Murray urged leniency and the assis- tant special prosecutor, Richard Ben· Venlsle, stressed they had no evidence that Porter lied as part of a conspiracy or for any othe r reason "than a mis· guided sense of loyalty." Bryant expressed skepticism. noting that Porter lied three times before he decided to tell the trulh. "He's an intelligent man . a perceptive man." the judge said. '·There comes a lime tie must have kno'>'n it "'as more than a little '>'flile lie.'' • Porter told Bryant he had already "suffered the fullest because of the sor· rov:" he brought to his wife, family and friends. The Knit Shirtdress: specially priced for Easter and after! • A timeless favorite; making a cool, sleeveless entrance on th e warm · weather fashion scene. Choose from a selec!ion of fun· fresh prints including whimsical bold dots. all in easy care po lyester knit. Buy several at this low start·Of·the- season price! 17.90 \ ' . .. · 7 J , • silverwoods See what ~\ve have in storo for Easter 45 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT CENTER NEWPORT BEACH •• a ' d • l. a c • !ii . ' s Holmes Tells of Coa:st Agency's 'Great Strides' BY JOJIS \1ALTERZA Of Ille 0•111' flll•I 1!1U The South Coast fiegionnl 1.one Conserva tion Commission has 'far too much po"·er, too-few guidelines and an WlWeild v formn t. ·· But since its inccp1ion lilll e more than a year ago ll has m!lde "tremendous strides" in lessening dem:ity of coastline development. So says a member of lhe panel charged 1''1th regulating the development of the l,000.yard coastal strip in Los Angeles and Orange Counties. Arthur Holmes. also a San Clemente city ~.cilman , said Wednesday that the cornmtss ion has made g. r e a l im· provements in its operatk)n and llt3ff since the early, uncertain days y,·hich fol)oy,·ed passage of the Co a s I a I Initiative, "In the beginning we were given a civil service list to pick from showing the dregs y,·ho couldn't pass the lests and y,·ho weren't even y,·anted by cities. The y were all v.·e had. "T'be staff has improved tremendously in °perfonnarlce sin~." the official told members of the Capistrano Beach Cham- ber of C.Ommerce. Holmes took to task recent ne\\' ac- counts which he asscrtf'd implied tha,t 97 percent of the applicants have won their permits before bis panel. "The figures are far too simpllstic. \\'hen you exclude the 500 or so permlta that "'ere approved as trivial Issues. you have hundrl'..>ds of projects that v.•ere vastly improved during the hearing and negotiation p~." he said. tlolmes characterizt.>d the commission structure as "ohimes Ull\\'eildy and cumbersome." An opponent to splitting the represen· tatMln of a county bas1S, llolmes added that be would ha ve pcrferred that Orange and San Diego counties bad been clumped under the sarf:e representation . "But 'A'e'\'e gone too far dov.'ll the s1rect'10 change oov .. ," he added. P'MI• llY Geo'" Tw1w ln1 ORANGE COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT PARAMEDICS ADMINSTER FIRST AID AT LION COUNTRY Mrs. Thelma Samsioe of Palomar Mountain Wis Mauled by a 300-pound Lion Wednesday Lion Victim Has Surgery W 01na.11, 73, Hnd Scnlp Torn r11ray at Ir vi ne Park A plucky 73-year-0ld ~1ounl P<ilomar v.·oman. who took friends on an aI1en1oon outing to Lion Country Safari -one that ended with a 300 pound male cat named Tiny mauling her head -was pro- gressing somewhat from her injuries to· day. Thelma Samsioc undcrY:e nt a marathon 10 hours or s urger 'i at Sad- dleback Community 11ospital overnight following the Yi'edncsday afternoon ordeal. J1er stamina -she is listed in serious but not critical condition -surprised medical personnel v.·ho 53\V or helped begin the long process of surgical repair. The while-ha ired senior citizen had half her scalp torn av.·ay . while Tiny sank his fangs into her neck during the auack and also damaged one of her eyes. severely. A team including plastic surgeons and neurosurgeons worked throUghout the night on i\1rs. Samsi oe. v.·ho had also lost much blood in add ition to experiencing severe shock. "For someone v.'ho received lhc trauma she did." said a ve1eran nursing supervisor today . "you have to say she's a plucky old gal ." The tragic accident -one of sevcrcil Oil Companks Accused Of Violations by Cory SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) -Almost v.·i1hout exception. n1ajor oil compan ies have violated antitrust laws in their joint ventures for exploration and drilling in California, says Assemblyman KeMelh Cory. The Garden Grove Democrat also charged Wednesday that Republican At· ty. Gen. Evellc J. Youn ger has failed to act on evidence to that effect de\'eloped by !he Legislature·s Joint Committee on Public Domain. Cory bead;; the com- mittee. Cory ·shov.•cd a nel'.'S conference a six-_ page letter he wrote to Younger, telling him that the rommittee's staff "believes that virtually every joint ''enture among any of the major oil companies operating in California" is in violation of state and federal antitrust laws. ' Cory, a candidate for state controll er, spoke at the meeting of the AFL-CIO \C;11i!ornia Committee on Political Educa· lion (COPEl . whose endorsement he seeks in the Democratic primary. A spokesman for Younger said the at· torney general was out of 1he country but that Cory's letter had been received "and .,...e are anxious to review any material that 1'-tr. Cory and his committee have with regard to joint ventures by the oil companies in oil exploration.'' Cory said a 196.1 U.S. Supreme Court ruling said the Sherman Act bars partners from joining in oil drilling unless they could prove that the project was too big for any one of them to undertake JI.lone. lie said that in Callfomi8 "the most blatantly' Illegal of these joint ventures - THU!\'fS-Slandard·AR CO -w o r k s dlrectly to the de1rlment of the slate.•.• In 1964. Cory explnlned . 80 percent of the U:ing Beach oil field unit \\·as sold to THU!\1S. an acronym for Texaco. llumble (now Exxon ), Union , Mobil. and Shell. A joint venture of Standard Oil of CAiifornia and Richfield (MW ARCO) of· fcred a losing bid, but did acquire 10 per- ctnt of the Long Beach field rights . Cory said. C.ory said Shell joined the THU~·IS bid· ding group only a few days before the ac· tual bid offer anp thereby was elimina t~ as a competitor. Standard and ARCO shov.·ed by bidding for the 80 percent share that each was in· dividually cap able of buying 40 percent of the field rights . Cory said. Nevertheless, lhey operated as partners in bidding for shares down lo I percent. eventually ac- quiring joint title to 10 pe rcent. ''The gut point in this is that they all know what each other is doing:' Cory said. "U this happened In any other in· dustry, people would be outraged." "'The joint "·entures in which these compan)es are engaged do not stop at the Long Beach unit ,"' Cory said. ''Jn the state there are numerous fields which are operated either JbinUy or as a unit by several of these competitors. "'ln lhc production of crude oil the companies act as though they were one gigantic California oil company fore ver exchanging informalioo about production policies and making joint determinahons about how much crude oil 10 produce ,'" he said. ri.lajor companies also cooperate in pipeline operation!!, Cory charged, by 6 · changing deliveries over privalt! lines which state law decrees cm carry only oil owned by the p!j,ellne owner. "This leads us to the reallz.ation that the pipeline system Is ,also operated as a single, massive joint venture among t~c majo rs," he said. C.Or)' said relations among the oil com· panics wert. incestuous as defined by the U.S. Supreme Court in a 1963 ruling t~11l a_ joint vcnlure must be treated the same as a merger. Thr: oourt held that partners in a joint venture should tie \'iewed as parents of the joint enterprlst v;ho •·would not compete with their own progeny.'' · \~·hich have occurred among six Lion C'oun'try Safari \vildlife prcsen'rs since they opened several years ago -ocrurr- ed about 3:05 p.m. \\'edncsda,\'. The Samsioe car was rollin~ slo\\'l v through Sect ion ThreC' of the Irvine amusement facility at 8800 ~loul!l)n Park\\•ay. with the vic!im at th e wheel. Jerry Kobrin. vice president and public relations director for the park. said :;he was 1umed av.·ay, looking right along with passengers i\lrs. Ruth Bishop. also or !'t·lount Palomar, and J\fr~. Bishop "<; grand-daughters. Vicki Jean J\1ilam. 8. and Rae Ann Milam. 5. of Chula Vista. (;lancing out of thei r back seat vantai::-e point . the girls screaml'<I that a lion v.·as approaching . Jr~·ine Police Office r Don De La ~l ater said ~lrs . Samsioc apparently panicked beca use her \Vindow \\'as rolled do1-1·n about one inch due to the spr ing! ime heat. She grabbed the crank handle to roll it up. but in her ha ste and confu~ion she rolled it down and Tiny-a park-bred cub v.·ho has reached 7~ percent adult we ight-sprang. The victim began honking and the passengers screamed, leading Park Ranger Greg Horlock. 21. of Irvine, to race 30 yard-; in his jeep and begm nudg. ing and bumping the beast away. The young lion v.·as shepherded to an isolation cage, or hut. where he is being kept pending a det ermina£ion of his fa te. Lion Country Safari officials theorize Tiny "'.as e q u a 11 y panicked by i\lrs. Samsioe"s sudden fear and swift move- ment, causing the incident. Marine to Serve Six Months for Coast Sl1ooting ' Camp Pendleton l\farine Terry Lee \Vickham has been ordered tO spend six months in Orange County Jail for the shooting of a fellow i\1arine during a fracas that erupted outside a San Clemente bar. Superior Court Judge J.E.T. "Ned'' Rutter ordered the jail tenn and five years probation ror Wickham. A jury in his courtroom bad earlier found the Marine guilty of assault "A·ith a deadly \\'eapoo. Wickham , 20. was arrested ~lav 16 near a cocktail lounge al El Ca mino ·Real and Cadiz Road and iden1\fled as the man who shot ~1arine John Patrick f\.1oshlcr , 23, in the sto1nach. Moshic~ who has since recove~ from lhe wound, \lo'llS shot durtng a fraC3!1 th111 included the brandishing of knives. A revolver and 3 World War II Samurai sword. Police said several Marines were invqlved in the skirmish. ,. In !in add ress that often v.·as r('tl'OSptC· 1ive, Holnu.•s said that us of the end or i\larch the reg ional ron1 mis.i;ion had dralt "''ith projl'Cls valut.><l at nearly $!.:! bill ion. And he conct>ded 1hat the officials ~it · ting on the panel •·ma y have too 111uch po..-.·er when one rrulizes that they can overrule elected off icia ls at the citv and county levels of governm ent." · Although llolmes insists many kink.<; have been smoothed in the commission's opera!ions. the long-range plann ing tasK.:i ahead preS('flt a major challenge . The marine environme nt elem<'nt of a coastal general plan alre.ady has passed the llt:Jring stacc and a land-use t'le1nt'nt Is next ui the long·rnnge plann111r; 1>nl)··~ Ortll'r\-d by lhe voters 111 lhc1r pJ~:J~t· of tht• 1n111a1h·t•. Sta1t· Lfgislators. at'cord1ng to th1· l;n\ \\'!II have to re<.-ch't the total pl.in {'O\ \'I'· in.: the zone y,•lthin fi\'e nillf': of th1• 1•1111~1 by the first day in January. 1976. "\\'e'll have· a plan ready. htl! it \\'ill comr \\'ith lncrrdtble 'A'Ork and ht•.1\Y t•\ J><'n5l'. ll 'A.'111 be a balanced onl' "'But everyone nuJSt l"l'.'11111• ri:.:h· 11•111 that it y,•iJI cost c\·er~one sou1t·1!11n,i.: · Holmes said . 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"l! 15 tht• du1v nl 1hl' !'Ollnt~· t'Ollll"l'I tu Tl\'O Oran~e Counly cil ~· councilmen pa~s on tht' 1·al1d1ty of purponNI np· showC'd up \\'rdnesda.v !o claun one l'O!l· po1nt111f•111 s ;u1d 111 our np1n1 nn. !hC' "'f.·1·· tested S<'at on the Local A ~f'ncv Forma· t1on cornn11tc(' di.d . not :1ct \'al1dl~ ... lion Comn11~s_!On bu! by 1 he~11n1~ bus1n1~ss H1•1l1-rur :-111Q.. stJrtC'd. neither "'as sea led. lie said th<' rlC'c!1on of Salta rf'lll ;uul It v.as the late!'! rou nd in a hanle O\Cr ~1\ternat1· Ahce Frankl'1wu·h. a C~·pr1·•~ I.AFC membership !htit start£-ci a wttk rouncil v.·oman , wa~ not lc1?:1I bc<'ausc th1· agn \\'hen Comn1is~ionC'r RobC'rt :-\c1·11. a TC'qu1rrd .'ltkl:iy notice of surh acllons \..a Jlabra e1ty count"tln1J11 1~:i<> purJ::ed \\'a~ not J:"i\'t'!l. from his ~ca l in :i ~urprJ!i(' 1·otl' hi' the Thi~ rnrcttni:: 11as <'alll'd 10 fill 1hc ~1 .. 11 L.i;<1gue of Cit ies scf(.'{'tion co mm itteC. left \·.icant b\' Full('rlon·~ \Ftu1~ •·Jh'fl ' In his place. th!' s!'l\<Ct1on cnn1m1H"t' H1'inha1Jt. \\ho lo~! l.1 ~t n1vnth 111 r11~ elected Tustin :\layor l>onald Saltarelli to co11nrll f'lect ion.~ :-.;l·vil's sca t. ill'1nh:1rdt's se:1t \\'a~ f1l!f'd hv '\c1-1·por1 \\'hC'n the LA FC n1€'c !1ni.: got under \9.'.lV R€'nrh i\l ayor l)onnld :\h,:l11n1s ;11-.d \\'edn<'S<1:'1y. S<tltarcl11 1-1·:1" s1t11ng 1n 1h(. Hellc·nlf' s.:i1d th;lt was th<-flnl.v li·1::1I :IL'- seti l \\'ith N'e,d's namt·pla!c In front of 11011 of lhe scll'C't1on con1n11ttet' last \\'l'Ck . h1ni. Th<' mat!cr v.·a<; f11rth1•r clouck·rl b,· th(• \\'hen Nevil nrrivcd . Saltarl'lli yirlded f:1rt that a secrrt lunchNn 111rt·l1ni.: of the seat to him and l-l'l'nl to sit in th" atl· SL'\"t'n 1n:1yor~ -fron1 lt un1111~ton Bc;u·h. dicnce to begi n the dcb:Jte over lre;ahlles. Foun1a1n \'all(')'. ln·in l'. \\'l'~tn1in~l t·r . Saltarelli. .,..·ho said hr had sought 0111 a Or:ingl•. Gardt·n (;rov,-. ;ind ~an Clr111t·11r1· leF[al opinion on his elect ion. said he -\\rts hl'ld tv.o days before !h ~ sclt·crion "does not hold anv 1l1 fL·el inl!~ tO\\'ard \l r t·on111111tec mc<'!tng. :-\ev il but I f('('l I can do a hC'ller job of Su1X'r\•1sor Halph D1cdnch. rhatrm Jn rrpresenung the interests of !he people in of the LAFC. tnnlt1ndt•d the n11•f't111g V.".1s this county." :1 \ 1olat1on of tf\(· st.11c s an!1·.'>l't'rt•c:-l<.111 tie s:i1d hi~ el('(·t1on v.·as legal. cv<'n if hut !he rnattt·r 11(•\'t•r OC>c:in1t an 1•sllt' no notice y,•as g1vPn tha1 the puq~e v.·ould \\1'(!ncsd.a y. ta ke p]a('{' and he ur~cd the citit's and Another 1ssuC' .,..·a~ brought up Iha! h;i o; the county 10 l.'.ly a~ide ' ' p e t t y \'t•I tn be fullr resol\'ed. however. disagrccmenls .. , · Thon1a s \\"oodru lf. atll'lrnt'\' f o r Deputy County Counse l V. T. Bellcrue. Saltarelli . sa id ii :\!rs. 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Eves. \ I • Just Coastin with Tom urpbine ~'ho~s MindinO' 0 The Ca tJitol ? rt.AYl,\'C. llOOK'r' DEPT. -h, Trnlst have ~m1•th1ng 10 do \\'ilh thi5 spring t1eatht·r. 1ht· v.•,,y ri•t:rybody is trying ro hnd 1•."(i..i1sc'l to l'(l(':t!C' the job tl11s We<-k, ()r m11yhc it's just bc-t·:1t1sc so 1n.:1ny stu.: dt•nts arl' getting their Sprlni; 1·1.1calion.~ rltJ\\', An~'\1·ay, lots of folks .1rc looking ror ..onll' limp excuse In gel out under the sun. You take fnr C'X31nplc nur f:nvcrnor H1•ngan . !IC' split :i 1\it 1·arlit·r this v.·l'Ck rnr a little v;icalion ovl'r in Ari1.ona. This . of course, puts htill 1)U! of the state and thus. temporarily, he isn't governor dur· ing that timr. This mean.-. that Lt. Cr01'. Ed RcinC('kc bcoomt'S governor 11•hilc Reagan is out lazing around in Arizona. TROUBLE WAS, for p.1rt (If the Lime, Reinecke wasn't around either.· He was orf in \Vashington. D.C .. where he was plt'ading ''absolutely not guilty" lo federal perjury charges. \\'ell. you absolutrly could not accuse the lieulcnant governor or ~oo£ing off out of state. Obviously, he v•ould have much preferred to have been here. being governor . Any\\•ay, after the governor splits. and isn't governor, and the lieutenant governor lenves under circumstances he wishes v:eren 't. then who plays head man in our state? The job then falls to one State Scna!or James R. Mills, .the Democrat from San l)icgo. who is president pro-tcmpore of our California senatorial body. So "'hile Rca gun \Vas \'acationing and Tteinecke was in \Vashington bcJng absolutely not guilry, \\'here \vas ?dills? ) lfE WAS GOOFING OFF too. !\tills was /out pedaling a bicycle some 600 miles from Sacramento to San Diego. He was in this caravan of bicyclists who were trying to rall y support for Proposition S on the June ballot. Proposition S \\1>Uld allow the state to take highway funds and use the cash for other transpor!<ition syste1ns. You sup- pose this incl11dL•s some bike trails. So it de\•elo)led that !\tills was just UJ>- coast. off the road near Santa Barbara, mt1nching a · couple of sand'Wiches. "'hen he wa s informed that he was suddenly governor. DUJ !\1 11..1-~ .IU!\tP up. abandon h.is bicycle and rush back to Sacramento to 1>l11y gn\·crnor '! He did not. ;v!ills in forn1ed the slate cops \\'ho C'ilme to retch him that he'd just keep right on pedaling <1nd be governor \\'h.ile he hcadC'd on 101,1.·ard San Diego . Thu,., for a short \\'hile. the scat of government in California \Yas a bicycle seal. So1nc people just don't take this business of being governor ''cry serious I ~· !\tEAN\\'1111.F. RACK in Sacrnmento, a couple of aidl'S to Gov. Re:igan said ·'es. tht>rc 1rcre t\YO or 1hree bills f10{>- p1ng nround on the• desk that ought to be s1gnl.'d by son1c ~ovenior or other. !\1i11~. mca n\1·hi1c, was pedaling on downcoast, escortl'd by a couple of California l ligh1\•a,v P<1Lrol cars so he rou.ld be in r;1dio contact with the rest of California in case l\'C needed a governor quil'kly. ~fl'an1,1.·hilC', the governor's aides up in S..1crrimcn10 decided the bills didn't need signini:; so hadly as to buy an airplane ~ 1ckc1 :ind fly thC!m south, trying to find ;\tills at sorn(· ro;1cl stop. All of rh1~ re[lllr m:1krs you \\'Ondt>r. \1 ,1\1.x.• we eould jusr shut clo\\'n '\.1f'r ;1n11.•u1C> ::ind nobody v.·ould real!~· L.nn11 the d1ffcrt'ncr. r G1·ove Vigil Otis H. Reidling awails at si te dur.ing search of possible ga ngland ren1etery in Gainsville. Ga .. shortly before body of his son. 24. was found. With J{eidling are younger son and wife. Search is linked to probes Of unsolved crimes. Wooten at War ER ,4 Re.jected on Ernotional Nore TALLAHASSEE. F1a. <UPI) -The Florida Senate. warned that tecn·age girls may be drafted Into "barracks full or hardened military men," ha,, defeated the Equal Rights Amendment by a vote or 21 to 19. Sponsors said t.ht-y would not try to revive the measure in lhc house. whiC'h defeated it by a l~vote margin last year. but \\'Ould seek public approval in a statewide ••straw ballot." So far, 33 of the requlrt'd 38 states needed to ratify ERA have approved it . The state senate voted dO\\'TI the Duln't Attenipt To Fix Inquir y, Mitchell States NE\V YORK IUPI) -Fonner At· tomey Gmeral John N. P.1itchell ha.111 testified that he did not try t.o fix a government investigation or !inancier Robert L. Vesco in return for a campaign contribution. 1'.1itchell. "'ho along with fonncr Com· merce Secretary J\fnurice Stans is charg· ed ,,·ith conspiracy and perjury in coo- nection widl Vesco's $200,000 contributioo to President Nixon's re-election cam· paign, forcefu1ly denied \Vcdncsday t11ing to ·tamper wi th the Jnv('Stigatlon by the Securities and Exchange Com- mission (SEC). TES'ITFYING AT his trial in U.S. District Court, Mitchell said his only COO· nection \\ith the Vesco case "'as a telephone call to SEC C'hairman William Casey to arrange a meeting with llarry Scars. a gcH>el\IWn for VC!reO and fonncr New Jersey state ~nator. '"Did you al any time ask Casey to do anything but 11•hat you just descrilx-cl ?" Mitchell's defense attorney, Peter Flem· ing, asked. "No. not at any time," ~1itche!J anS\\'ercd. "Did you feel you were impeding the SEC invcstigation1" ';On the conlrary." ~litchell S<lid "I thought t might further it." TIIE SEC JNQUTRY eventually resulted in a civil suit aC'Ctl~inp. \'f'Sl'O ,,f looting Investors Ch'crscas Scr\'it·e~. a nlulual fund Empire "'~co had "'rcs1rd ('f)fltrol of fron1 Bernard C.:ornfeld, of SZl·I 1n1llion. nmrndment aft('t" Sen. 'V. 0. Childrrs or Pensacola warned that passage of the amendment \\'OUld validate homosc1ual marriages and put women in battle in \\'artin1e. "Cari you imagine an 18-year..old girl, raised in the church. being drafted in10 a barrncla full of hardened military men and issued GI boots and uniform.'!~" he asked his colleaguC!I. "When this happens, the hearts of Amcricaru: wiJl bleed. They "'iii break ." Sen. George Firestone of Miami liken· cd Oiilders' argun1ent to the ancient Chinese custom of binding the feet of lit- tle girls .. "Y.'e don't need to cripple our \\'Orntn to protect them," he said. "If "'e unbind them. they "'ill not run away from us - lhey'll remain at our sides as equals." Ahourezk Claims Troops at Coast WASHmGTON (UPI) -About !,200 U.S. 11arines had been stationed off the coast of Cambodia in violation of legisla· tion enact.ed last year, Sen. James B. Aboorezk (O.S.D.) says. 11arine Corps offlcials acknowledged, that the amphibious for ce had bc<>n in. the gulf of Siam off Cambodlli , but said it never came closer than 40 mites to the coast and since had returned to its home base in Okinawa. The l\farine officials said such forcr.s had been in the Pacific for \.\'ell O\·er a decade, and that "1e unit Abourezk men· liooed had gone to training a~as in the Phillippines and Hong Kong, as 11·ell as the Gulf of Siam. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVI CE ~"ff of '~ Doty P -1 J;gooro~r~ ""Olld..,...'1 .... y II \'Cl' do ""' ...... -· -t>v ' lO P"' ~tll --crcor WOii be ilHNQl'll IC> )'t>.j C..l1t 1,.1_..,,~ 1.00p..m. 5111,.11111nc1 Sundoay !! .,.,,., oo f'IOt '"°" .. ,. 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"In accordance \\"il h pm\'isions Of section 23 Of the basic Ja\Y of go\'emmcnt and ha\•inc informed the enbinet of my inu•ntions I here"'ith tender my resignation from the post o! prime minister." ~fr!. P.feir's formal resignation follow- t'CI by orie day her bombshell an· nouncement lhat she 'A'a!i stepping do"·n. II will open a battle for her succession at a crucial time In the moves for Middle ~:ast peace bet"·ecn Israel and the Arabs. BEFORE SENDING her letter to Colan llclghLs where t!Jcre has been da l· ly fighting for a month. "There will be M [llmospbere ol ten· iPUveness," Eban said . A spokesman for the prime mlnlsler said the reslgna1IOI\ would be eff~tive immediately, but 1'1rs. f\1eir would not 1tbandon her post until a new prime minister is chosen to head the currtnt cabinet oo a caretaker basi!o;. As Syrian and Israeli troops today ""ent inLo 1he second month of a daUy "'ar of attrllioo along the Cr0lan iieights, Secretary oC State Kissinger prepared for talks in \\'ashlngton aimed at separating the opposjng annies. A nine-member· delegation f ·r om Damascus prepared to meet i n \\'ashington with Kissinger today. Syrian Katzir. M .... Me ir met with her cabinet lo 0 A Defittite Pitts' inform it officially. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan. at the Pmident llnfe-z A.~~d beg~n a thrl't'-day \'isit 10 ~foseo)'· to dlscu~ the f\1irldle East conflit1 and So\'IC·I econon1ic assistance. lSRAEl.I A:'ll·Il SYRIAS gunners trad- rd artillery fire for a 30th consecutive day \\'ednesday on the tense Golan Hcigh13 ~ase-fire Hoes. The official Syrian nt>\l.'S agency ac- cused Israel of firmg shells only ynrds from an outpost where ~1aj. (~n. BQigt Ulgstrand , commander of the U.N. truce supervisory organization, "'as visiting. L'PI photographer Hugh Alexander, reporting fron\ the Quneitra-Damascus highway, said Israeli gunners shelled SyriM po~itions for about a half·hour during a steady rain . C'enter of the crisis "·hich pro\'okcd Mrs. Pl d N • Pl Meir's decision lo resign and polenliolly ease ixon ans one of the candidates to succeed her, left lhc cabinet meeting early. Tu·enty minutes after receiving ~Ir!. J\feir's formal resigniltion. Katzir said he M p l " . ' l T . would begin con.wltatloos immediatel y ore 0 itica rips •ilh political leaders in an effort to find . a replacement for her and her govern· ment to nm Israel on a caretaker basis. FOREIGN l\flNISTER Abba Eban said Israel Yl'OUld -continue to mttt its in· tc mational obligations during the transi- lional period. Israel is engaged through A mcrican Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger in delicate negotiatiOflS for a troop disengagement vdth Syria on the Birth Co1itrol Not So Cornie WASHINGTON (AP) -sen. Richard S. Schy,•eiker says U.S. foreign aid funds have beeen used lo cirrulalc in Panama a birth con· trol comic book picturing the Virgin illary on the CO\"Cr. tt b<>ars a caption. '"Little Virgin, you \\"ho conceived y,·ithoot sinning. help me 10 sin without rooc1'i\'ing." the Pennsylvania Republican said \\lrdnesday. Sch\\·eiker protested ' · th i s outrageous and distasteful use or U.S. tax funds" in a letter to !\-fa!· !hew J. Har\•ey, assistant ad· ntinist rator of the Agency for lnlcrnation3l Oevclopincnt IA!D l. \VASHINGTON (UPI) -President Nixoo is pleased \\·ith 1he reception he got \\1cdncsday campaigning £or a COil· gressiooal candidat~ in !\tichigan and may make further tests of his popilarity, hL'! chief spokesman sa)'S. Returning from a presidential rootorcade through Michigan's Eighth District -a traditionally Republican peninsula jutting into Lake Huron north of Detroit -Wh ite !louse Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler indicated Nixon might do more campaigning this year. He said Nixon was "very pleased" by the warm reception accorded by more than 20,00) who tu.med out along the sparsely populated 57·mile rural and smaJl·town route. ASKED IF TIIERE 1,1wld be morC! sucb trips, Zteglcr smiled and said, ''he'll be out." Speaking four times in the five--hour trip on behalf of candidate James J\-1. Sparling. Nixon heard jeers and chan ts of "Impeach Nixon NO\\'." Xear Sagina'll". \\'here his plane landed. some signs read ··Resign \Vith Honor" and "If You Love Us -Lca\'e Us.'' But most of the placards along the motorcade supported Nixon -"\\'c're for you i\lr. President." "This is Nixon Cotmtry" and "Han g In There." Nixon returnl.'d to \\'ashington \\'cd· nC'sday afternoon. and the White House awaited 'A'Ord from the House Judiciary Committee. v.'nich is deciding "'!>ether to subpoena 41 \Vatergate-relatcd presidcn· lial Lapcs. "WE'RE GOl!\G TO turn over all materials St. Clair deems relevant." said Whi te I-louse aide Dean Burch on the relurn flight to \Vashington. The ?.fichigan trip v:as Nixon's fi1"3l strictly political campaign since !he \\'atergate scandal broke open a year ago. But he never mentioned the scandal or his O\\'Tl political troubles. sticking in- stead to a traditional, informal campaign style. lie chided Coogress for refusing to ap- prove 17 of his' proposals, particularly energy legisla,Lion. "We ha\·e moved." said Xixon. " ... but the bottleneck is in the Congress."" State GOP Cnainnan \Vi I 1 i a m McLaughlin said the vi~it "wns a definite plus. II created a lot of intcrl'St and I lhink "·c c:&n translate that into votes Tuesday." our UNITED AUTO \\"Orkcrs Presi· <lent Leonard W~cock. "'ho has called for Nixon's resignation, noted that the President a\-oided ~gina\v and Bay City. \\'hich both ha\·c high unemployment rates. 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SUN : 12 (noon) S P.M. ... • . ., 3 Killers Senlencecl 1To 'Life' SAN BERNARDINO (API -Three men have bc:oen sentenced to life in prison without. parole for the kidnap- slaying' of the estrange<:! wife of OOe of them . hE'r 1 .... ·o teen- :Jge children. and a family friend. San Bernardino County Superior Judge Joseph A. Katz imposed the sentences \\lednesday on Robert n. . ~1eier. 3h. a Gennan nation3J · F.dward J. ~lontoya , 37. of Fresno, and Ph'ilip Elw'On Walters. 42, of Fonlana. They "'ere con"icted March 25 in tht> murder of ri.tei<'r's estranged Y:ife, Dorothy Sanchez, 34; her children . Toni, 15, and Bavid, I~. ;fnd • John MeGrai l. 19. a frit'nd of the Sanchez family. TlfE BODIES of 'the four victims were found in an isolated area near Sa n Bernardino last October . af ter ~-!rs. Sanch<'i' mot hr r reportedly paid a I 7, 0 0 0 ransom. A!\ four victims had been beaten and strangled or statt>ed to death. SUES FOR $750,000 Artist Xavier Cugat TARGET OF SUIT Actor Woody Allen Xu.1,ier Cugltt S11tes Woody Alle11, Studio LOS A~GELES I Al'I - Latin bandleader X a vi <' r Cugat has filed a $750.000 suit against comedian. \\'oody Allen and l lnitcd Artist Corp . charging invasion of privacy in a scene from Allen's lates t movie. "Sleeper."' Cugat, 74. alleged in the sui t filed "'t'dnesday in SuJ)('rior Court that his name \\'as uSC"d in the film "'ilhout hi s permission and that by so doi.ng, the de fendants "diminished his ability and reputation as an artist." CUGAT , who now devotes lJ1aco11stit11tio11al? U11equal Scl1ool Fi11ancing Hit LOS A~GELES I UPll - The school rinanc ing sys!Pn1 that al!O>A"S more n1oncy to be spent on children f r o m ~·ea!thv or middle c I a ss districi s than is S(>('nt in poor neii;:hborhoods violates the state constitution, a Superior Coun Judge ruled \Vednt?Sday . The ruling Is almost certain lo be appealt'd to the State Supreme Court. Jud11,e Berna rd F. J rffe~n said that quality of education was riot !he issue, but equality even if ~ually-fundcd schools <A"ere equa1Lv bad . in -0rd£'r to meet the state l'On- sutution. "Ir U!'\IF'OR~11n' of trcat- mrnt \\'ere to result in all <:h!ldrrn bein~ pro\'1ded a lol4'- qua l1ty educational prograrn -or ('v<'n a clearly in- adequate program -th<' California Constilution would be satisfi('d ," Jefferson s.1id. A U.S. Supreme Court decision last year, in a case invof\'ini: Trxas sehools. hrld thu t d isparity in school districl finances does nol violate 1he- t"qUal prolet:tion clause of the U.S Constitution. Jt>fferson rult>d in thr Ser· rano \S. 1~rl£>sl casr >A1h1ch has bt'en mov ing th r o u J.! h California rourts for fi\"C ~ears.. James Br1j!~s. rhit·f of th<" school dh is1on of th<' Losl An i;:elc!I Coun1y Counsl'l'S of- f1<'f' said !f1c rl' \s a "v1rt11al cl'rt.11nty" thl' t·.i~l' \\'iii be.• .ip- pcalt-d "11115 CASE is . too im: port.ant to h:n·l' 1t rest at tl11• trh1I rourt IC\'('l," Rrigi;:s sa1d . ''It has impl ications for finan- i'1ng of othrr public srr.·tces that lhr t'Ourt \\'oulrl deern !o be \'ital!y 11111)(')rt:1nt. such ••~ firr protection. police sc rvict"<; health ~rr\'1rr" ·· OUR 39..~NIVERSARY PICTURE-GIFT TO YOU 18 x 2-1" FUll·COl QA LITHOGRAPH OF REX BRAN Dr c; '\·VATEt1COL0 f1 f,'.LL D,\Y BELQ'.I/ OLD S ADDLE!JACK Reccn1 ly t<>J1 tHCd 1n th" Ch,111•"> (;:111.,r1ns' 0nc"man snow of Rr>-.; Br;ind!'s paont1nqs, tn <; .-•. t tci. ...,, r 1 .-. r "'1 <: 111 Laquna Fcder .11 ':< ~, ·•c tio n Fu tl -C.O!' r r• prof! •L ' vr•. !'.~1 1.1~1< 1 r '• 1" r.·l n1,,y ! t' 0:1 1:11r.cd at .1tl LFS 0!1•cf'~. " A jury deliberalrd three days before finding !i.1eier and ~lontoya guilty on four counts of murder and fou r counts of kidnaping for ransom \\'tth bodilv harm. The jurors t•on- \•ict~ \\":ilters on the kid- naping charge but acquitted him of rnurder. his time lo oil and y,·ater pain-~----------~ ting. is mentioned i n ··steeper" in a sequence stxl >A'- 1n~ an oil painting in y,•tiich Cu~Jt is 1dcnllficd as the artis1. lie said thr· :-ippc.•al \Vl'lt1ld l"t<·\ 00500 on the practical prob- lems of bringing school e:o;- pe nses 1n ho•!!('r-Off d 1~·ri ,·t$ do"'n tn thr 1£'Vf·1 of thno;;(• in povrr!v :irrao;; or !hr roorr1 ~chonl~ 11p to n m"<1 1:'!n \\'l'.1r•1 the olhrr school~ \\'OUld h:i\" to mrl'L ~t COME TO OUll A~:NIVERSARY O PE~l llOU S[ ·g~o ~1eier, in person. and the at- torneys for his codcfendant s told a hushed courtroom before the sentencing that they were innocent of the charges and they had not received a fair trial. Suit Filed By Museu1n LOS ANGELES (UPI) - officials at the Antelope Valley Aero r-.tuscum y,·ent to court \\'e dnesday for permission to fly Howard Hughes' old Convair to their desert headquarters Reinecke Optimisti e Over 'frial SACflMIE~TO (UPI ~ -Lt. Go1•. Ed Reinecke. ~·ho has pleadrd innocent 10 perjury charges, "'as optimistic toda y that his trial would be held befor<' the June 4 gubernatorial prima11• elec- tion. At his arraignment \Ved-1 nesday in \\la~hinf!on. the I Repu blican candidate for go\·emor pll'aded "ab>:oluteJ~· I not guilty'' lo three counts of 1 lying 10 a Si'nate com mittee. Rcin<'Cke also asked that his trial be compl <'led before the primary election. Upon re tu r n i n g to Sacramcnto \\'ednesday night. the lieut enant govemor told a brief airport ne11·s conference "Sl{'{'pC'r."' SC'! in the yrar 2173. is ahou1 a mr£'k healrh food stort• O\\'Tler \\"ho dies in the 19705 and is defrosted 11»- rc:irs later. Besides the moneta r y damaizes. Cugal also i., a&king 'for a prel iminary injunction to block the fi\n1 frotn being shown. The suit said Allen, 39, 14·ho stars in the n1ovic. also "'as TOT DIES IN POOL (;LE~n:\LE rt rl ! -A ~-\"car-0ld boy dro11·nC'<I in his family's S»'lmn1in~ pool \\.-cdnC'sday :.fter h10: tricycle toppl ed into lhr v•ater. ~lr s. J . Benn et tleincmann said her son. ,John. y,·as alone outsidr fnr ;1 few 1ninutrs "'h!'ll lhe lncidrn! OCCt1rrC'd . JeffC'r"Oll C'On1n1rntt"d ;i t l('n J.:lh !hat nrlthl•r h•· nnr lh<' S!:l!•· Suprezni' Court. in an rarlu·r rulini: \\lTI' :ihl1· · find ;1ny r1·qu1n ·n1•·nt 111 111" !.late con ~\1\ution th.ii thdd11·11 bt.> rro1 lfll·ll \\1th :1 l'••r1a.n lt·i·e! of qua!1t~· of l'Cllll':1t i.n1 onl~· lh:.H 1\h:H1'1r r is pro\·1d,·d br f'qu ;d for a!! one of its script writer,;. . L-----------' .lt>ffl'r~on ru h.'CI thn' !hr n,·11· school fln;in,·1nJ.: 1,la•1 1flup!('(f by the s!;tlp lr~io;;l.it ·ir ·· l;i~t y('ar In m1>rl Slh'h 1Jb1•·1·\11"lno;; rl •d nu! ~:11 1~'.\' :It•' -t.,lr f'·J n· <;\1!U'1011 CIRCUS VARGUS COMES TO TO WN KIDS FREE! WITH ncKETS r•OM ANY PLAZA sro•E ~~ En1 oy party rC'frf'",hfnf•n!s ,,tall r1l ~11 • , Thur j,,, .in,J f ri d..ty, 0 ~f!; Ap1d 18 ,1nll 19 t1 0 rn 1 CU f' rn 10 '·' '~111q ~- _.,,._, .1[\'J So;(C TACLLl•r1~LU .'.lRSHQ1',1 ~, '.1 c·ll t" .1 "'''·'·' ''-""'fi:. Li• •U ',A BE•\Ct-! ,\r1ri1J,\• ~···~" 1hJ•11 c•"·C·' (' 1·01 ti 0 ·u· 1., IJV p1;o )< ~ L •YJ '·a 1.Je.1c·1 C.Jr icn Cl.:.. ~ -,;;,f.';."."\ LA GUilA NIGU[L "'iLJll All ,,~50C .11,on I o~· r,lH!,.., ~ l)l!' <1 LJl'. t•om ~(';) )J 0Jr.,1 I I!'\ I '' J'·"·l ·" I L.l"lJ'' I/, l'•··I lr"'•·I (, t•.J.:r, ~~ l , L•\GUN!\ t!ILl 5 t_<,.,1,,• !ul f'or~t ('•'-.,1,o.:, b, I'" L.~-·· f 0'• · t f 1.1r !"" Clut> -y- SA'I CLEl.l(NT(-Sl)t'r II u pl.11 ·, t '"(I I;/ 1' p, ,., (.I, .. ,.•·:·· r •• 11d··r1 Club .. \ Ai'\E [LSlr<Clk r -L •• I•' ·-''Hl" t I 0 Cnoe!'s Cou1111v Flo.,.er , !. 1." ,,. 1 f;,.. r, ,, 1 '• r," Snop 8[ '"11<,f T' "' 1·, I · ' t'l I • L,\-,U~,f, 1 L" I ·it.' ·! .-.1 1 '- tiOt.'E OFFICE 26'}0cean Avf"f'IUC Laqun;i RP1~"' r 1! ., . .., 1 ::.25',l. T1>hrt"'"'"" 414·75 41 . Li:.GU'JA t.·C.U[l J ~-1oriarcri Bay Plilta . 5A,,, CLE'.'!'.T[ (()1 r1 ort'\ [1 CJt!h '10 R<>.11 LAGUNA HILLS. 24038 Calle de ta Plata • LAKE [L '.llJ ' PE bQO V/•c~I C.1an11tm Aver"ue BELMONT SHORE Com.r.g ::.con~ The restored plane. bought from the Hughes organiiation, has been tethered for years at the Santa r..tonica Airport and is destined to become part of the Museum 's aviation history ex-hibit in Lancaster. "'[think the chances are good " ---------------------------------------~ Museum officials said the four-engine Coovair, often piloted by Hughes during the 1940s, v.·as fully certified for fli ght. Later, though, the city of Sanla r-.1onica forbid t h e museum to allow the plane to leave the airport for reasons of safety. that the trial v:ou!d be held prior to the June Primary. ''The judge rerognized the need ,·· ~latNI Reineck<'. noting that U.S. District Judge Bar- rington Parker -although setting a tentative trial date for June 19 -~aid he \\'OUld "reconsider"' his court calen- dar in view of Rcinecke's re- quest for an early trial date. Both Heint'Cke's lawyer and \Vatcrgate prost'Cutors said !hey could be ready for trial by ;..tay 20. 9!it :llo11 /('/ Jlf/J.'f!Js _____...... ' mm FURNITURE ;:~ Piiiow talk! Velvets, velveteens, antique satins, terrific shapes1 colors and a giveaway price. Drive less, see morr at 47 close to home RB s.howroom -store:s ~ooO•l .. 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Jn n recent closed se~i;ion . the Rules Committee of the stu.te Senate voted against permitting 1·eprcsenta· lives of Co m1non Cause tu check records of mass mail- ings by Sena101·s. • The citizeos' group was seeking to round out n study of legislntors' mailing habits which. it maint~i.ns, show that incu1nbents take advantage of free malling privileges to bolster their re-election campaigns. The Assembly Rules Con1mittee did OJ>E'.n its. mail· ing records for the study -and the r~sult1ng figures are a good clue to the Senate committee's reticence. io'or example: In September, 1972 (an election year) 62 Assemblymen sent out 4,254.178 pi~ces of free mail to their districts. This was about I 0 times the volun1c 1411.200 pieces by 8 Assemb!ymcn) recorded in the previous Septen1ber (a non-election year. . . Jlresenl rules permit three . free 1nailu:igs a year, up to 45 days prior to an election. Proposition 9, the Common Cause-sponsored campaign reform initiative, would prohibit n1ailing at public expense once an in· cumbent fi led for off.ice, about three n1onths before a primary election. In 1972. state taxpayers shelled out almost $2.5 million for free mailings by legislators -$32,000 for each Senator and $18.000 for each Assemblyn1an. 'l'his is a tidy sum for a challe nger to match. Reasonable Rec1uest For three years the Oran~e County Airport La nd Use Commission has been trying to extracl from the county enough money to do the job for which it was created. Each year. its request fo r budget funds ranging from $60,000 to $70.000 has been cut back to a flat $500. But the commissioners, who serve without pay, ap· porently are-expected to function without office space or staff to help assem ble background material for their recommendations. ·'!'his year they are askjng for $70.000 to finance a five-member staff. Commissioner Brian Douglass has suggested the panel bC aboli~hed if funds to enable it to fun ction are not available. This would be unfortunate. Jt is a valid agency and its services are needed. It warrants sensible consider- ation in the b~eting process. HoJi<l av Victims ,, The Pet Assistance Foundation of California, which for the past two decades haS concerned itself with. the welfare of clontestic pets, hh.s issuell its annual plea to well-1neanirrg pareots ·and grandparc ntS: Please think twice before you buy one of lhose cute. cuddly live bu nnies or fl uffy yell ow chicks as an easter gift for the you ngsters in your home. 'r he foundation succeeded so1ne time ago in ob· taining state legislation banning the c1uaint but cruel cust.on1 of dying chicks and b\1nnies 1n pastel shades for Easter, But Is is difficul t. if not impossible, to ban thei r sale. So thousands of ha pless small creatures meet an untimely death in the season of new J1fe. A youngster enchanted with a tiny. live ani1nal will literally love it to dea.th. And most urban households are ill-equipped to <:are for chickens and rabbits, even if 1hey do survive. So buy the kids a cuddly stuffed Ea ster toy that will take aU the affection they can give it. Or take them to a children's zoo where they can pet the animals and then leave them in peace and in expert hands. .. -.,,, . ~ ·' • ~-... ' , -' -r·--}-~ i "· ·- The seven-member commission was established by the Board of Supervisors to study land. ~se pr~blem s around the seven public. private and n11l1tary airports in the county and advi se on zone variance requests. This is one problem that can only be solved by con· cerned parents. And lhe time to solve it is before Easter Sunday. "WHO WE Ll!SER ATI N6 TODAY, c::iENE RAL?" State's Prisons Breed Revolution (First of tlitee co/un1ns on revolu- tionary forces and tlle state prisons) Explosive events -starting \\'ith prison riots and slayings and culminating in the kidnaping of Patricia Hearst - have served noUccon the law-abiding: Revolutionary forces inside and outside Califomla prisons are v.·ork ing in tan- dem. The prisons now serve as recruiting grounds for rev?lu· lion-miflded convicts who are tra~. de- ployed and assigned to lemirism <iftcr they escape or 8re released . "Pris on refonn" has been mi s u se d as the mioke· screen l o hide tht' revolution. This is no new or sudden development. Jt has been coming for years - a cancer slowly eating its \\"ay through the vit~ls of the prison system and the body·pubhc. Thooe who have been \Vatching closely have warned us about it. Slate Senator 11 . L. Richardson (R·Arcadia ), is one. f'or years he ha s been urging s"·ifl and !rtmng action to stop lhe revolution in its early stages. As early as 1969 he \\'3S pleading. then demanding. That !he Reagan administration lake hel'<i. BECAUSE OF lllS oul~pokenness revolutuionary groups put out a "con· tract" on his life. He and his family v.'ere under 24-hour guard for several \\'eeks. As a member of 1he State Senate Select Conunittec on Penal inslltutions. Richardson and 111embcrs or his staff ha ve visited most of the prisons in California. They inlc r\'ie\vrd a Jar~c number of correctional officers and in- mates and accumulatl'd a lari:e col· ll'Ction of lethal. made.in-prison "·"apons. Almost one year ago. on July 13. 1973, Richardson testified before the House Committee on lntemal Security. He 1vamed that committee "we are dealing with an e:ft>losivc problem that could \\·ell ( RUS WALTON ) become a major domestic threnl." The main thrust of his trslimony dealt 11.·ith names and numbers of violent revolutionary groups and indlvkluals "seeking to disrupt and dest roy our penal institutions." lie detailed tbe "increased and concerted effort by militant and subversive groups to influence and in- doctrinate prison inmates \\'ith in- flammatory and revolutionary ideas" and "to condition them to ratio nalize any acts o( violence." llE LISTED. as dangerous organiza- tions inside the prisons. the Mexican ~fafia ( .. expanded beyond the prison walls to control the flow of narcotk'S in and out of penal institutions "\: the Nueslra Family ; the Aryan Brothl•rhood ("comprising forme r members of thr American Nazi Party. forn1er outlav.' motorcycle gang members and the ~tanson Family Clan") aod the Black Guerrilla Family. TI1e inost \'icious "ou1slde" revolu- tionary group is the Ven{'('remos. Last \\'eek a former nl('mber of that force gave seeret testimony to the Stale Senate Subcommitlee on Civil Disorder. In his testimony. •the informer claimed th:1t the Venccremos is virtually the S<ime as the SL.A -Y:ith more sophistication aod ad· ditional leadership. 11ere is an excerpt from his statement: '·The first thing we (the Venceremos\ \Vere going to do u·as scl up training camps wherei n 11.'e could train sn1all teams from the Vcnc~reinos organizaiion and from escaped prisoners th;1t v.·c had assisted. •·\\'E PLANNED on stopping Californ ia Department ()f Corrections buses en route. commandeering lhem w it h ~·eapons. freeing .specific prisoners that Dear Gloon1 v • Gus One thing about streliking-at long last "'e can lell the J,x>ys front the girls . J .C.t~. Gloo""' G ... CIM'llMt~ll l rl 111 ...... itTM Ill' ftlele~ ind eo 1t01 .-Cf-IUl!lt' rtflKI fflt Y .. WI .i ~ MWl~IPff, '""' ,.... "' -Vf_ le 0 ...... 1 G111, 0i W1 P'l19t. u·e kne1\' \\'ere being transfl'rred and at· ten1pting to recruit others on the spot with 1he reward being their freedom . \\'e would have a training camp where 11.·e \\'ould train them in illega l activities - sabotage, assassination. kidnaping, rob- bery. "Our plans \\'ere to set up so I.hat each 60 or 90 days u·e \\'Ould have a 10-man squad fully trained . This squad would be tratnro for a specific mission. (One mission was· the abduction of the state's five-member Adult Authority, en bloc. The five V.'Crc to~ h('Jd in a constanlly nlOving truck-van. hnpossiblc demands \\'Cr(' to be made on the Govl'rnor. As those demands were rejec1ro or wtml'I. one-by-0ne the officials v.·erc to be murd!'red and dumpt-d along the highv.·ay.) "OJ\'CE TllEY had completed the mission, 1hat JG-man squad disintegrated and l\'ent into fi\'e tv.·o-man teams and 11.·ent into five different parts of the roun· try. five different cities. They created the u·hole evolution O\•er again ..• recruited another 10 men. trained thein for SO or 90 days. and sent them on their mission. "Over u period of :1 year. \\'ith this cy· e!e. \'OU can st'C how fast we intended to mulliply." "Think about this.'' Richardson urged rcefntly. "we have about 21.000 inn1ates in our state prisons. There are about 20.000 on parole. \Vith the heavy recruiting on the inside and the tight con- trol and discipline by those forces on the outside ~, • we have one helluva potential re\'olutionary army on our hands.'' Nex1: I.he quiet rcvolutiona ri~. Odds Seeni to F11v or Politic11l Felons How the 'System' Works \VASl~1NGTON-It happens e\lery lime lhey acknov.·ledge a crime. "See:' they shout, "lhe system \\'Ol'ks.'' noubt- lcss y,·e shall be hearing those v.·ords now that eight miserable Ohio i\ational Guardsmen have been indicled for the Kent State kil!ini;s. Eccentrics like \.\!illiam Saxbe and chautauqua-faccd. Goody Two· S hoes HO\\'ard Baker arc right-the system does v.•ork. But v.•hat's the system~ The syslcm is that four ronegc students are gunned dov.·n and nine are \\·ound.ed. For· political reasons, the Justice Department does nothing about the slaughter: and then . four years later, for other political reasons. it goes after thC'S(' eight guys. Noticeably unindicted Is James A. JUlOCies, then c;o\'emor of Ohio, "·ho sent the Guardsn1en armed wit h rines and live ammunition onto a college campus. Even v.·hen they are acquitted. for surely no jury that can r<'ad a calendar is going to convict them. ·they v.·ill have been punished. \\'ith the cost of lav.·ycrs tcday, indictment is punishment. The \\'ay the system v.·orks is that the farther down you arc and the less responsible you ar(', the stiffer the punishment. Therefor(', it follO\\·s that !he biggest losers in the crimes and punishments of Yi'atergate will be those pathetic Cuban bwi;lar5. BY SO~tE sort of foul-up. they\·e got Stans aod ~l itchcll standing trial for a fev.• crimes. But if thev are convic1ed. you can expect them "to get about as rnuch punish ment as 11.•as given to thOSt• businessmen who pleaded guilty to il!t•gal ca1npaign contributions. Fonner Altonicy General Richard Kleindienst is getting th~ fix put in for himself so he won·t have to stand !rial for pcrj.ury. According to The \Vashington Post. his plea bargaining with the Special-\\'.atcrgate Prosecutor's Office is being held up while all parties scour the law books to find .a misde- meanor minor enough for him to plead guilly to. Agnew still has a government ( VON HOFF MAN ) office and staff: and then lhey go indict \\'illiam E. Perkins. 28. of Canton. Ohio. for v.·bat he n1ay or may not have done at the behest of the Agncws and Klcin- diensts on a spring day four years ago. He and the other Guardsmen have been jettisoned right out of the system. A man 11.•ho is still in the systC'm is Agll('w's sue· ccssor·in'<rime as Baltimore County Ex- ecutive. Dale Anderson. On \Vcdncsda y. !\larch 20th , !his crook v.·as convicted of" 32 counts of eX"lortion. conspiracy and tax evasion. On "the following l\londay. he \\·as invited to dinner at the Governor's n1ansion. AND!=:RSON. a Democrat. has more brass than his prcdecL'SSOr. Agnev.·. 11.·ho pleaded nolo contcndcre and quit. This charac ter won 't resign -aft(•r all. he too has an oven1'helming mandate from the people -and Ht'p. La\\'rcnce llogan. running for Thl' Republican gubernatorial non1ination in i\.laryl.and. doesn't think he should. Give thC' felon "the benefit of the doubt ,'" says ex-FBI m:in llogan, 1,·ho ser\'es on lh<.> llou se .Judiciary Con1- n1ittee, \\'here he can exercise the same e\e\'ated sense of ethics on the question of in1pea<'hment. \\'ht>n tt comes to gi\·ing a crooked politician the bcnC'fil beyond a reasonable doubt . there is bi-partisan unity, Lei ·~ not I>..• pre1nature in judging !\Ir. 1\ndcrson because he 's bren found guilt_,· by 12 jurors after a t"·o-and-a-half-monl h trial; "-e·re certainly not goi ng to kic~: Agne\v <1round : and v.c feel great sadness for !l.1itchcll's tr.igC'dy. ;\s for '.'-i1xon. Ron Ziegler is up nights inventing new rights for the Yo-Yo King as dcfen- dunt. l~e gets to veto any charges hl" doesn't like. he gets to select and censor the evidence. he gets to rnake Congress keep the e\'idcnce secret and he gets t\VO- h11ndred·yrand-a yea r tax free . This is 1he1r system. 1vherein they ride in limousines fro1n 1>lace to place to ex· plain the sacrifices of public service. After \1 hich they nun1c bridges. schools. dams and high11·ays after themscl\'es and aspire to h~1·e their likenesses cut into mountainsides. 1.1·hi1e recordings of their voices 1ns1ruc1 us that the highest fonn of citizenship is to 1·ote for them and rerrain from displaying host ile placards. Sagan Reveals Sa gan A bestselling author \Vho enj()yed \\'Orld"•ide -albeit at tin1es some\vhat scandal-tinted -acc\aln1 slnce she v.·as a \'ery yowtg girl. France·s star 110\·cJist. Francoise Sagan. nov.' In mid-career. makes a nu\)or break wi1h her literary past Rnd steps fonl'ard as her O\\'ll n1ain protagonist in a romant ic. pulsa1 ing book: Scars on the Soul t ~lcGra"··ll ill. $5.95 1. In this marvelous novel !he author of Bonjour Tristes11;e, Aimei-\'ous Brahms, A Cerlaio Smil e and other highly sue· C6Sful "·orks, blends skillfully Uie elusive nuances of fiction and an intimate ( THE BOOKMAN ) ~elf po1trait in ii lCJvc story that sparklt'<i with the ininutnble Sag :int' s f] u t• suprernacy of ~tylc. del icacy. sophlsti c:i· t1011 <ind rynicisn1 Joanna Kihnartin·s senslth·e lransla · t1on doE's jusliCT to Saga n's deft probes of the heart an(! to her striking CUt.'.ll\'ays Of the human con1('dy. VICTOR DE KEYSERLING Ford Paid One-third of His I • come 1n Federal Taxes \\'ASHI:"'GTO\ -.~ ron£ide111ial audft of \'ice President c:erald ford's tt1xes prove!' that not alt politicians are 1111' cheats. Both the internal l{evenue Service and tht Joint Congress· ional Tax ntion Com· mittce, \l.'hich inves· ligated P r e s idcnt Ni>;on·s taxr'.'>, nll!O audih.'<1 F(lrcrs. re· turn~ bt'rore ~11! 1\aS ('()flflrmcd :is \'ice Prcsidcnl . 1be Prc.sk!cnt is now stuck "'ilh a bill for $-li6,tll In back Laxes after the. IRS dlsallo"l'n1, in cootrast. merely had to make n few minor adjustments. . TIJ~ COl\"FlDENTI At~ Forti a u d I t "'hich v.·e have obtciincd portrays an 10- herently honel'it man 11.·ho belirvrs he should bear hi~ (a ir share or the lax bunlcn. Ford's relum~ show 11 101nl income or $224.364 .IO for I.hr Jirl'it three years or the 1970s. He paid $7~.l I I.44. or about a •hird of his Income, In fedcr11t IJl)(r.l'. An addi· llonal $6.2111A2 was paid to ~·lichis.an in sta te !axe.!. Over the s~me tftr~ar pc_riod . Pl"esident Nixon reported a total Income of l'llH,lf>Ul )~t paid only $5.969.01 in . federa l taxca. This wa.s less,,~ one per· cent Of his inco1nt'. }le paid Rb~lu!cly nothing in stale laxes. despite tilt fa ct that he nlaintalns residence~ in bo!h California and Florida. TAX AGEr-.rrs carefully Investigated h\·o arcoun1s which Ford used to pay political bills. Declares lhe oonfidcnti11I audi t: "Nuntcrous itc1ns v.·ere ro1Uidered 10 be taxable befort> receiving ti.tr. Ford 's diary rind lhe fa ct that \\.'C \\.·ere un.1blc to tra«' triptS to certa in localloos at cert:iln times of the year, .. After roctlving the diaries , . , all of the plane travel tlrkels and cash advall(.'('S '4'ere accepted n! lc~itimatr polllieal expendit ures.'' This comp.ire$ to the $27.015 th:it the joint cnmmittee claimed President Nixon ov.·L-s th<.· $(0\'emmcnt r travel expenses he couldn'1 Justify. ~ IRS disallo1rcd an $871.44 dcduc· 1ion 1h.11 Ford took for specinl clothing he had purchased for the 1972 Republican t'On\·ention. The joint committee h:1d fouOO thi!'i to be a lcgitlmal deduction. But the IRS ruled the suit..~ wrrt not "unique or dlsllnctlvr" in charae1er and. ~nerefore. leveled ;i. "tni1 deficiency '' of $-135.n ag::ilnst f"orO.. · ALTllOUGl l he v.•:is ~dviscd he could challenge lhi!'i. he insisted upon glvk'lg tOO go\'en1ment !ht benerll of an)' doubt nnd ordered his 11ccowuant 16 wrlh! lhe IRS .1 chl'Ck. The wx agents also found tMt For<l had "o\·Crlooll;ed" Sl ,167 '4'hlch v.-as billed to lois pnlitical account but actually hr1d been spent for a family trip to their cun- dominium in !he Vail. Cc>lo .. ski country. l'~ord thought he had reln1bur.scd the political account, but i mm e d I al el y ordered the necessary payment \\'hen he learned othcr\\'ise. "The analvsis or lhe diaries rf"!iultcd In several queStions . , , " s1a1es the ilndit. •·fn 111! cnses. the items v.·cre found 10 be correct." The Vice President. ln 01her \\"Ords . kept scrupulously honest lax records. The famous d:He of July 25, 1969. v.tiich is at the het1.rt of Pre!iident Nixon's Im· proper deduction for paptr! dont1led 10 lhe National Archi\'CS. also turned up In the investigation of F'ord's taxes. THE TAX SLEllTJlS chtcked lbc dt>precialion tha t Ford had claimed on his Vail , Colo .. condominium. ~)1 "felt that an lsslJc should be raised as to the n:,c of 200 percent depreciation , •• The cutofr date for u.,c of 200 pe.rccnt tlr. prcei:ttion for this type of property "'as 7 21 ·~1. ··The ~rds presented to us," dccl3rrs the document. "substantiatfd the fact thnt ~ purchase contract wns, signed rind an ir,tial deposit \\·as made fin 6125 69 (\1·hich) sup e use of both 200 perct'nt declining balance depreciation and additional rirst year depreciation." In short. the transaction \\·as entlrt'ly proper. Like Nixon. the Vice President also had a problem v.·ith "missing" documents. Some dt'poslt slips for one of Ford's ac· counts couldn't be found . The IRS ''requested these arid received sotne of them, but were told that the b;'1Jnnce of the missing depo.c;it slips could no1 ~ round. llov.<"\'Cr. \1·lth lhc use of rhe diary and ~tr, Ford's and ~lr . Buchcn's (a formt'r Ford law partner \ nssistance. niost of the unidentified de· posils 1\·ere explalned, '' TIIE FORD TAX su1nmary i-hov.'S he contributed a total or $6.3~2.22 10 charil~'. All lhr deductions were a\lov.·ect after ca reful scrutiny, A thorough investigation of his eht'clt - lng accounts. particularly check! made out to cash, turned up ''nothing slgnlfi· cant." The confidential audit mentions that Ford 11.·~s "surprised himself to know that he can go through a v.•eelc .!pending $.'l or l~s because of numerous mecllng11 and lunchd p3.id by others. par11cularly daring 1b~ ca m p a I g n season." Mktod about hi11 bl.lls at th~ I louse rescaurant for his 011.11 lunch.' Forti told the ill\.'iSlif!ators 1hat "the (.'()$\ or hls usu.al lur,cn af conagc cheese and unsv.·eetened grapefruit ju'ice is vt>ry nominal .'' \\'lllTE 1-IOUSE t~TGU R!=:S show Prcsi· dent Nixon's net l'iOrth more than tripled from $.107.141 in 1!'169 to $988,5?2 in 1973. Ove?.r the same time span. Ford's \\'Orth jumpOO from $130.526 to $li9,i51 -about a•3S peret!nl increase. fn 1970, Ford had an income of $91.322.11. lie forkt'l'.l O\'c.r $35,121.09 in federal ta.xts and Sl.724 .00 1n slat<' taxt's. Compared ""ith thl' PrC'Sld('nl. Ford Stu .. rrndered nearly ~ times n10re in wx p.1yments on an incom e of t11.·o-1hirds less. A YEAR LATF.H. his income total led OUNGI COAST DAllY PILOT .Robert N. \\feed, {'ubliihrr Tho111ru Kt•ttilf, £d,lor IJarbarcz Kreiblcli Edi1or1czl J,aae £d1ltir Thursday. April It. 1974 68,114.58. He paid federal 1:1xes o( S2Q,390.53 and state taxes of $2.273.il. Although his int'01nc 11:is only about onc- fourth the Presid~·nr's, Vorel puid about 2S times n1or~ taxes. 1\galn in 19i2, he had a $fi4Jl27.41 In· come and paid $19.59!1.82 federal taxes anti $2,262.72 sla te taxes. llr 1Mdc about n four~ as n1uch as Nixon bu1 paid ap- prox1ma1rl)' fivll times niore taxes. In su1n. the Vice Prcsiden!'s tax returns reveal him ns nn hone'SI man. "ho has ncrer connl\'ed to Sl'Ck private gain from his public position 111r siory I~ a good tonic for a scandal·v.·earv pu!r lie. The t'ditoriaJ Ne of lht" Daily PUc1 setk$ \Q Inform. and stlmulatl!' n"ad~r5 by prHt>nling on this i>e.gc dM'~ commmt&ry on toplrs of1n- 1£'rest by S)'ndleated columnl!it1 and ...:.,-1ocni1t1, by providing a rcrum for mr.itera' v'"'" And by Pl't',.,nl\ng thla llt"spapt r'i Clpinioo~ and 1dt=11s on 1·111r.,nt IO IJt<'i. 'th\· i:rtuorial ()pinions: or the Oal!y Pilot llPPt'llr 011ty 111 lh<r •·Jaor1al ._.,,h.tn\n al lh•• IQf' 0£ tht" 11aito-. OplnlortJ: "''pre,~d by Hitt ('()1. un1nb:t1 aml t·llJ'luorusl.I and lell('r 11 rifer• IJ'f' thelr ov.·n and ro t"l'!Mt$r• 111tn1 ol thclr ,.i.-"-. by l~ Dill)' Pllot SllOllld bti lntl'n"t'd -De but Kitn Dlnt;cci, teen-aged Oroville waitress wh o recently received ring rrom ll ichard Burton. m<ikes film debut 'vith Burton in "'fhe Klans· n1en ," in which she plays role of ma.yor's daughter. Te11ebrae ' , THe VILLaoe S hy Eunil'l' \r.ilku11 '-· er,.vices It ':-. (ioodb\'l•·Sno\\· Bun nil':>. ll1·JlO ·f~~S ll'l"·ll lll\ll\ ·r1n1l' 111 \.·\L·r\· n110J.. .11 1d An I lr;111n\ o f ·r111-: \11.1.\1,1. llOUllCC( 11"' "'"'"'· Fmm '1"" \h·rc:.ntilL· l~ldg. 111 1 h,· I t,1rlhL'"l t:ornl'r 111 "\Ir Good Friday services Ydll be ('<1hhlL 0'>tun1· h~''a.\ ..... Fh.111 conducted by all churches lht· ... ttop-. :1r11und .. ur 111 ... 1d•· throu hout the Southland ~·i1h l ni;dl . 111 t h•· .... h•JI"' rh.i! g liordt•r our ot11t·r :-.1d1•11..ilJ...., nt'ar!y a!I churches obse rving E1t·r~·11·hcrL' .vn11 lool..' thcnoonto3p.m.hoursor B ui no t l'\l'rv 1l.1\ vigil and silent prayer. rl·mt•rnbt.·r: Our rt·-.1:.1111 :.i111 ., ~lany churches will also ;.ind 1ht•;.itrl'" \1111 IM·opc.-11.1-. · . . u:.u;d. cif rnur:-1·. hut •Jn 1t11-. have special scrVlces on Good nne hnlulai Sundai·, 1110.,t 111 f riday. Among these. as told uur :.hop:. 11111 «lo:-.t· to !he Dailv Pilot, arc the _sl.V~ -q~ Lutheran Church of I he P.\J,\ fl.tl\\"l-'.H:-0 1-"()lt t.·taslcr. 2900 Pacific Vie\\' F1r1-: Sl-'.:\.'-'fl.\'S 1., ;u1<1\htr Drive. Corona del ~1a r. 11•1lh Tcnebrac service; Fairview Baptist Church. F a i r v i e "' Road and Fair Dri ve \\'ith a of iiur ll Ol'l'i k10:-.ks and 11-. rt·et·nt ;1rriv:1l 11a:-el"r!;.11nl 1· \1t.·ll -tirn(·d . Bt•t·a u :.~· '.\"0'1'111\'{i eould ht· mr1r1.· 1-:il .,tcr-y than th;1\ lini.;ht •·Service of Darkness·• al 8 m<•SS of cut fln11 l·r-. :incl p.m. and choral med itations hl<t":-nm1ng plant-. 111111t r the I on the se1·en last \l'Ords of t rt'l":-0' ::;}Vt,_ Christ. · q,..~ 1 St. Andrew 's Presbyterian ()fft•rings fnim ,di u\i·r Church, 600 St. Andrew's Road tht· f)ld \\'(irld :u HI ih,· "\t•\1 . Newport Beach \\'ill celebrale i·ome \O):!t'tht'l' at 111-:ll E v.•ith a full day o( prayer wi!h i\:'\I> ·rilERE (hl'llt't' lh•· Grace Chapel open for in· n;inie und d1:.t1n1 ·l1\1· :.hfJ)1 dividual prayer and medita-loi.:ol, hut lhl' rl<:lighttul ;u·- tion from 7 a.m. to 8 p.ni.: a t'l·nt I:-ilcfin i lt'i~ l'uli:-h. special presentation ;,\Vere Folk ,\rt and \\'c;.1vin,i.::-.. You .. 'T'here \\'he~., T_hc y l'ome Sl't' 1hl·m on !ht· Ith C!'lJC1f1~ ~-fy Lord . will bc 1 Ll'\l l. :\h·rean11lc ll htg given 1n the sanctuary tit 81 ~';1< > < p.m. "7A~ St. ~-fat1 he1~ Lu_t h cr an Spt·:ik in g uf n.irni·:.· Church of lrv!nc v.•111 have a Lf>l-"T,. l .. \J)\' dril'" \f)"!" Tencbrae service at 7:30 p.m.. r ~1~et·1~1 h1c 111 \\l·.ir:1hlt·:-<11' presenting a drarna in v.•hich tht l''\r;i tall f.l ll~t hq..:11 candles arc extinguished as f.:1 :-.hiiin . pi·rh;ip-.·• 1 ,\iid 111 symbolic portlons of I h c ;i n:-.i\ l 'I" ~1 not hl·r q uc!-t 11111 Gospels are read. 1\hti·h 1~ oftl'll ;1-.kt'd. th•· St. John the Divine . f:11111 1~ ht'Lrloom:.1 1nd1~pl.1\ Episco1?3! Church. 2~3 Orange ar•' fflr en in\ ini•nt. n11t l11r Ave .. Costa ~tesa. v.·111 conduct :-.·de So-µlt-·;1-.,, l"n111_,. a Good Friday prayer service · • NVV. at 6:30 a.m .. liturgy at noon \ ~~ and Stations of the Cross at 71 p.m. ,\nd :-.pr:.ik1 n ~ 1d h1c~1 St. \\'ilfrid's Epi sc op al f:1:.h11:n · .. L1I~ .\nn •)t '.\141\· Church, 8236 Ell is St., Hun-1 .\1.\0 !'J fl'l'I:. ;il_)(Ju! lin t· lington Beach. \\'ill have a H'l\t'lr~· l'.~:1r t l~ :1.-. ~Ir. si lent \'i gil from noon to 3 p.rn.! Blaek\\t•ll 1l't·l:-. .d~·ul hill' Frlday, Holy Commun ion at 10 cl11!h1n ~: It :-ht)uld hl' dL'-.11-- a.m. On l·lotY Satu rday, follo\I'· n1·1t :.pl'Clf1c.1 1l~ li•r !hl· p~·1 ed bv public bapt ism at 4 pm .-.on \I ho 1:. tu 1\ l"<ir 11. t 'r nil and Counseling and confession ha\ 1· only tu .~t·t• \1 h.ir -.h1· at 4:30 p.m. :irHt er.1ftsman·hu:-hand U:i~· Christ Lutheran Church. 760 ha1t crt'all·d 1111 th1~ pnn Victori-a St .. ~ta 1\ll'Sa. \\'Ill e1plt·tobccornl'~1hehr;·l·r'1 have Tre-Ore services from _sl.V~ noon to 3 p.m .. fo!\ov.·ed hy al q,...,... communion service and ''Th e Pi z7a, meatball.<:. ra\'1til1 , Sign of Finality" at 7:30 p.111 . .~a lam1 . sausacl·. pro1·ol11n1·. Lutheran Church of the .. \\"l're dn1o!tng too tTIU«h Cross. 24231 El Toro Road. tn ,i.:n un. bul lht·:.e :111<1 :ill Laguna I-fills. ~·ill prcscnt ,the kind :-. uf other mouth last of the playlrts entitled \1':1tl'ring J:!001!1 t·-. :1r1· "Caiphns" from the ··Faces of :J\":lllahle lo t;1kc hnrnc or to Lent'" by the members or the t•.1l hert• ;it our rr \l .• lr\.'\ church. \"ILl..\(:E. TaUlt·~ on th1· St. Ja n1rs Episcopal Church, Slrt•t'I Ll'\t•l. 'lt•rtiltl11h: 3209 Via Lid o. S£'\\·pori Beach, Bid~. .:.'Jlz \\'ill ha1·e its service from noon ?,!\~ to 3 p.m .. v.·ith an admission ·rhc '.\"EF.OLI': :'\EST ha!' vigil at 7 p.1n ; Holy Sa turday ~ome of th e mo!'! un11!'11al baplism and Holy Communion p;1ttern!' v.e\(' con1t· a<"rn:-.:. at 4 p.m. and vigi l service :1n~·\\hl'l"t', f,1-.c1nati11c wilh special music at 10:30 pn11t'<'I:-for an~nnt• 11ho':-. p.m. t'\t•r put a :.t1t\·h nu r:1n1;1 :- For a complete listing of all 1\\\• -.1.irt1·d lo 11 nt1· 1 .. r Easter Sunday ser\"ices. as ;11\,\ \11101a11 hut 111th submitted to the Daily J>1101. Ho-.~ (;r11·r m.1k1nJ.: ,1 :-1·t·o11d see Saturday's church pages. tart•t·r nf nC't'ttlt•1)11111t, 11ho \\Ollld d~Jl't'" l ;;v,,, -=?,,..~ r1)l1 CXf)f'C'I to IH\!'.I rhnlt'(' hll•nds of toh:Jl'CO and t'\l'ry 11\hcr bmoloni.: <.1CC'l'~ bOl'Y ima~ina blc 111 .1 1>lar<' called 1111.,\~l)'S TOfl1\CCO LOCI\ ER. r1Qh l ., ,\nd you rlo. Rut nolh1n.i: 1!-. prcd1rtublc a round h1•rc . \\'oul<l you nl~o IX'hl'll' i;t·r n1an Steins ~n<I Tohy .J u~"' Or a rc you rt•.:1d~· for th1:." B:1rbed \\'1 rt•~ f1'hat ':. a nt•\\ C'olll'l\111 1! '"'~" "''"'· ""'" \\'hJt(•\('r. lh('\ think or nt'\I. 11(' II h111t· 1t. DISCu\'f:H TlllO: I ILL,\~t;c --. 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A MULTf-MEDIA"·'SHO.WIMG 'OF OVEll "60 ARTISTS EYE 'S a Rt C1 .\ll t:Rlt~S FINEST COLLECTIO!'l OF CHESS & FAMILY GAMES IN THE COUNTY IN THE MERCANTILE BUILDING LOO K FOR THE FlAGS OVER 60 STORES }- '"' Plan1s • •• • • GETAWAY South Co11t Village ft t>All V PILOT Hea rst l(idnapi ng Suspect Seen as l(iller 4 Yea rs Ago LOS ANGELES (AP ) - Donald D.ivid DcFreeze. th{' n1an believed to be Patricia llcarst's kidnaper ''Cinque." \\':l., 11c<.:n as a potential killer four years ago, a n1an with "a Io ta! luck of regard for hun1an lift•." court reco rds reveal. ca r rloor and !ltrurk her on the head with a gun. Thf' view of Dcf'reeie was stated by a prosecutor at the ('Od of the 1970 robbery·assault trial which resulted in DeF'reeze'.! convict.ion and im· 1 pricionm('nt lie escaped from prison in 1973. THE PURSE con!ained a $1 .000 cashier's check m11de out to the v.'On1an. L1cFr<'('~e v.'l'lll to the bank and tr ied to ca!lh it, but teller1 v.·erc sus· plC'ious and as thry m'lved t~ call p1!ice. DrF'rrfl7C ran. A security guard shot at him and he .c;hot back. Police ar· ri\'f'd and joined 1he llhootout DeF'rec7.r v.•as Injured in the hanit . and foot and v.·as ar· rested. AT TitE SAJ\1E Ir i a I,. 11cFrreze himself sa id he, had been to ld by his wife and doc· tors that he 1vas mentally ill :ind claimPd he escaped fr9m a mental institution when he· "'ii.s 14. TI1ere is no record in· dicating this was true. but the judge who sentenced hin1 recommended th at he rec('ive psychiatric help -"a lot or it" - in prison. On r.·lay 18, 1970, the court records show, Deputy Dist. Attv. Dnniel Johnson sifTTif'd a fin:il report on OeF'ree1e wh ich was submitted to the court. "IT IS TJIE opinion of the unde rsi,RnrQ," said Johnson. ··1hal th is person is a hi J?h risk dani;:er to ~ocicty and that as soon ;;is he is rrlf'aSl'd from 11rison. hf' v.·il1 ri•turn to his s~1n1r violent carl'l'r. "It 1s my opinion. further. that this defendant will even· tu:illy kill someone. "The latter opinion is baS'Cd upon his actions in this ca se wherein he initiated a gun bat· tic with police offi cers and a security guard in order to avoid capture. Th is indicates a total lack of rega rd for human life.'' BY TJIE Til\IE Tlli\T 'HIGH RISK DANG ER' Donald David DeFreeie u•oman !here u•Hh thr ee children by a previous ma r· riage. Th e San Francisco Chroni· cle . San Francisco Exami ner and lr>\evision station KQEI) in San Francisco have identi(ied Dcrrceze as the man who calls himselr ' ' C i n q u e riltum e." !=-t>l f-procl.1imM field marshal of the Symbionesc Liberation Arniy. IS TllE 'IOST rec<'n! tape lie contendlod at the trial hr had shot in sclf-<icfcn~c. DEF'REEZJo;, A ."WATIVE of Cleveland, discharged 1 ht' pullhc-<:lef1;ndcr un4 v.•as ~ivcn permission to represent himself at his trial. Supe rior Court Jud11e \\'illiam L. HitziC' ruled Iha! J)cFrceie was in- tcllig~nt enough to prepare hi s own legal briefs and defense. The case record is thick with DrFreezc's personally prepared legal documents. some hand printed on lined yellow legal pads. His use of formal legal language in the documents ic; !'imil;ir to the ja rgon adopted by Cinque in the t a p c recordini;:s In whi ch he speaks for "The court of the people., and issues rulinss. sl·nt by i\liss ltearst's ab-AT JI I S SEJ\riT£'.'o/Cl'.'o/G duclors. Cinquf' SC'lll a hearing. l)cFrcezc protestl'd rnrssagc to his children \1host• that he had not received a fciir names rorrcspondrd with th(' trial, thal !he judge v.·as prc- narn<'s of Dcfr('ezr's children. jud iccd against him and that Th e case v.·hich brought his probation report had !he DcFrcezc to trial in Los facts wrong. Angeles s!emmed from a Nov.1 ,-=-==:==;~==:==:=:==:;I 17, 1969 shootout at a Bank of THE America branch. \Vitnesses at the trial gave !his version of DeF'reezC''s actions: He approached a woman seated iri a car. held a gun lo her head and demanded her purse. After she surrendered if. Ile ordered her to lie.on lhC: EARL'S Phtfllbln-o. H .. lln9 Alf(". Time Sl1rt, ., )'Ollt dOIH" U 1-•·IMdlftadl All 01...,._ 4f5..0401 642·1 75] Sunflower at Plaza Drive nex1 to Soulh Coast Plaza Cosia Mesa · report was "'rittcn, DeFrceze, OO\\' 30, had a rrcord of ar· rcsls dating lo his lct·ns. He had been arrested four times for v.·eapons viola tions and . accordin{: tops y C'h i a t r i c reports. was u'anted in New Jersey for a kidnaping and at· tempted extortion. There was noth ing in the court records to indicate this. ···, ~ ...... ·\·. \ \• .. \, ' .. • "'"-·. ~ ·~. DeFreeze lived in Newark, N.J .. and reportedly ma rried a Save On Ban-Lon Knit Shirts Everybody's favorite sport shi rt at very \vorthwhile savings. Machine. wash and dry Ban-Lon nylon. Perfect choice fo r the traveller. ' " . " ' .. ' Co!lar and placket or mock turtle styles. many colors. ' . .. . . ·.:.\ •·,. ,. ' •' REG.15.0D 8.90 3 for 25.00 (Savo 20.00) silverwoods ' 45 FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT CEN)1R, NEWPORT BEAO/ . • • ( BUY TH E BIG MUL (Big Mac.or Ouarter·Pounder. 1argeirench fries and a large or extra large soft dnnk) ANDGnA The McDOnald's below wilt give you . this money-saving oller-a free dinner with !he purchase of the Big Meal. J ust clip out this coupcn l • and present it at the McDonald's below after 5 p.m. any day from April 11th thru May 5th, 1974. It's Mc Donald's del1c1ous double dinner deal! . I r----·OFFERGOOD AFTER SP.M.ONLY·----.. If; McDonald's. Free Dinner ~! B Buy the Bg Meal ~ ~·:~ '"~-s~~,:;;ri ·~·-~·~~ ~ -I A, l.'~Don.;00 S OE•O/\ ,. ~ (Big Mac or Ou::flC"·Pou,dE'r ~' 1 ' 0 O large '·erich Irie~ aria a 1aro<> -\, ·~·-I: \I or c~!ra l<irg; so11 On.,i..1 arid ~ii · [/'tf'~ z you get FREc: l'1 •th rn,s coupon: ' ; . t¥\. S 0 A re~ular H 1mburgcr · l C & A bag of trench lrics /J\ -~· -'f :::t A1 2oz.so11a11nJ.; .i •·'i1""r., "' .... 0 s, HUMTIMGTOH IEACH ri:6._...........,.,. ~-·• , . ., l!l •• 16166e.-hll•d • COSTA MESA • ?Ol6l lff<:h l h.l 6l5 w. 1•111 st. FOUMTAIH VALLEY MEW,OltT IE.4.CH ,,(; •S•l fdNMJor )1 41H.tlo!-lhd. 11•62 ....... ....,1 100 W.Cocn1Hwy. I I 'P~ Offtr IJOOd .4.pril 11 ttw-u May 5, 1974. Ull'lit one frH meal ptr fomily. ~ ~-----------------~ .. - ~ .\ .. ' l T r lb111e Paris ~1int will issue gold n1edals in honor of two late French Presidents - Charles de GauUe (top) and Georges Pompidou. Ten1blor Forecast- Phys ici st • \VASlllNGTON (UPII -A California geophysicist has reported that an earthquak(' he predicted \l/OUld occur y,·ilhin tv.·o or three months dc\'eloped on schedule Jan. 30 near Riverside. Dr. James \Vbitcomb of Cal Tech made the prediction in late November and said it y,·3s the first successful quake prediction in California and the se<:ond in the United states. 111E QUAKE, wmr , magnitude of 4 on the Richter scale, was felt .,.,, I d e I y throughout the Los Angeles area but ca used no significant damage. \Vhilcomb said at a meeting of the American c;eophysical Union here the tremor occurred \\'ithin the predicted time period and in the right area, but said it was weaker than expected. As a result, he said at a news conference, there i.s a possibility the Jan. 30 riuake could be followed by a larger quake. But he said this becomes less likely with the p;:issing of time. The first successful earth- quake prl'diction in tl)e U.S. \Vas made last summer in Blue l\lountain Lake, N.Y. That tremor had a rnagnitude of 2.6. \1'HITCO~IB BASED his prediction on 1hc concept that strain increases in rocks before an earthquake and this strain w i d e n s microscopic cracks in the material and consequently reduces t h e speed of sound v.•a,•es moving through 1he rocks from distant ~uakes or explosions. I Tilc \videncd c r a c k s gradually close and the speed of the seismJc waves returns to normal. causing rocks lo rupture along a z.one of v.·eakness. thus triggering an earthquake. Pot Use rs Can Lose W lieels AUGUSTA. ~1a ine IAP) - People wno carry marijuana 1n their ears not only risk ar- rest in l\faine. they also. could forfeit !heir \"Chicles : Under a law passed by the ~1ainc Legislature. the slate can confiscate any conveyance used in transporting illegal narroties. This includes ca rs, v.·a1ercraft and a.lrcra~ The 111.w is atmed Al curbing illegal drug traffic by striking at its mobilit)'. says ~Jaine At· ly. Gen. Jon A. Lund. A peMJOn who u.~s mart· Juana, but does not sell ii, could possibly have his rar ('()(tflscattd If caught in lh11t car with marijuana in h\J possession. "The transporting ""'Hon ol the Jaw does not nectS!Wily 1 mean the sh.ipment or narrotlcs" ror the.Ir sale, Lund 1:l.ltf. . - _j SAND CAFTAN Desert chic from Coco LocO. The beautiful caftan shortened to o newer, pants-perfect proporti on. Pleated, pocketed 1n noturol color cotton musli n. A summer natural. S-M·L. 14.00. Junior Sportswear. 97 PANTSUIT ON SAFARI Hunting for o great town ond country look? Here it is ••• the big-pocketed :;h irt-jocket wilh motching cuf led pents. Very criso in natural or navy. By Potoge ol Colif .• sizes 5-13 , 40.00. Junior Suirs. 76 YOUTH WEEK AT THE BROADWAY! See Prize Winning Student Photos ... VIEWRNDEIS EXHtllT in all Brood'NCJy store s now through April 22 McCALL'S SHOW/YOU MAKE IT CONTEST Tuesdoy, AP'il 16, Newport, 3,30 p.m. Huntington Beach, 7,30 p.m. • • • • .. -.. • , • • • ' ..... ' • SHIRT-ON-SKIRT DRESS Very toqeihf'r, our !>hirtdre~s. The so11 ~nil tr;ip is done ir1 ort deco donc~r ~on o starry ~l..y. The sl..irt's o cri sri. hclti?d span of wh ilf". of occto1e and nyl on w"th polyester & ccloncse tr1occ101c. Assorri.:d bri 9h1sf wh i1e 28.00 Career Junior Dresses, 64 SPOTTING THE ALL-DAY PAJAMA You're th?. !ilor in OtJ r thr ""-part play of pin d0t~ Fluid. Sof1. l ''" <'O '>Y _ioc~et •J11)'.. off 1') \:nr.-. o rev'!r~'! -dc,1 hnl!rir O'll'"•r • m9o!h pant!.. B1 A fT'<>rtcori Grofl1111r1 navy and while, !.i 1e ~ 5-13, 32.00. Young Junio r Orc!.!.eS. 85 SHEER OVER SHORT S Wrap up o summer of ~un-borecl days wi1h ou r fl oral pr1 nl t~p. Cotton voi le born1k. Just one from o collection. S-M·L, 10.00. Cotton twill ~harts in wh 11e for junior sizes 5-13. 5 .00. H1Dcb Shop. 52 Lhel ~ROADWAY is blooming fa Easter "-~T · 41 ~ l..io.d (114) b+t-lil] ~lt!Ol 1177 Edi-w;...., r11~ f!'2.]))I C[O~TOS CAANGt ""' Cle Co.Na 2300 N.. T111i!W! S~ (71 •1 ~ill I !i(D Lor~ M 12•J) &tiGOtl I • ) / .... • 0 1 ,J v .. 1:..1 P!LOI Thursday, April 11, 191 .. • • A pril 15 • Got a _Tax Gripe :- l ·' • Home Exen1ption Deadline Nears S1lpe rvisors OK 'Informal' Appellls Plan deluxe roo•• on th~ strip ~ ' i i . . : SA:-.'TA ANA-Orange Coun- ty propeny O\\Tiers have until ~pril 15 to file bomeoY.11crs . • ' lOC Ba r 1-l cars .. ::Chief Ta lk .. . ,\ SM'1'A ANA -Ameri can Bar AsSociation p re s i de n l Ohcstcrfield Smith 1vill be the featured speaker \Vednesday at the n1onthly meeting of the Orange County Bar Associa· tiort and veterans exemptions. Jack P. Vallerga . Orange County ussessor, said that. as of Monday , 28 percent or the cla im forms still had not been returned to his Gffice by elig i· ble hom eo"·ners. Hu pointed <1ul !ha~ man y people may n1iss an imporl::int benefit if they do not act befo re the deadline. TI1e exemption is no\v · $17:>0 in assessed value. or a tax savings of abOut $200. ORANGE COUNTY Red Cross Asks Funds For Storn1s SANT A ANA -Orange County property taxpayers "'Hh a beef about their tax bill .i1cxt year will be able lo turn lO a less-formal procedure to 1nake an appea l. The oounty Board o f Supervisors. has autOorized selection or three assessment hea ring officers for the 1974-75 appeal per.iod. THE APPEALS officer con· cept wali suggested b y Supervisor 'Ralph Diedrich as a way to take some of the pressure off the counly's four- man assess1nent a pp e a I s boards, which, until noW , have handled appeals. IN 111E ORIGINAL pro- posal, one officer would have been appointed from each supervborial district but could Trial Slated For Quartet In Fraud SA?'<ii'A ANA -Trial dates have been set in Orange Coun· ty Superior Court for four meil accused irr a Grand Jury in- dictment of defrauding !n· vestors in a f r a udulent fiberglass "boat business in Ne"•port· Beach. not hear cases in his own district. Several supervisors voiced fea rs of politicking among districts so Diedrich decided three "free agents" would be the best approach . The hearing officers will be scheduled by the clerk of the board of supervisors and even· ing hearing~ ~Ill take place to accomodate those who work in the daytime. U~'DER OIEDRICll'S plan, the officers "'ill be paid the same as appeals board mem· bers -$.50 per half day of work. Supervisors asked County Administrative Officer Robert Thomas and the clerk of the ·board tO report back to therii after the appeal period so a determination can be made Hl.'O!Pj)OI. TELEVl5l00 24 HOUR PHONES AIR CONOITICtllt-G COff[E 5.'a> For 1 rx 2 People 2 double btod$ in eochroom $2.00 eoch 1 .. extro guests ohor"'i '°"' room. Good all week except Fr., Sat. and Holidays when rote is $15.80 LtMITT:D TIME OFFER RESERVE NOW! TOTAL PRICE, NO EXTil.AS! For Reservations Information coll (714) 533-6050 KONA KAI MOTOR INN A first Oa11 Motel •. :A Pacific Holiday R1t«t The 1.uncheon mee,ting is scheduled for 12: 15 p.m. al the SaddJeback Inn. It will be pi-eceded by a 45-minute social- fiession. ~ TO ASSIST e!igib!e parties in Jast·mfnute tiling Vallerga and me1nbe rs or his staff will be at several area shopping centers Saturday. SANTA ANA-Donations for 'victims· In the recent mid1vC'St tornado disastcr·arc· now being accepted by the Orange County Cha pter of the American Red Cross. The new structure endorsed •by the boa rd sets up a new ap.. proa ch for compalining tax· payers v.·hose probems aren't severe enough to warrant a full appeals hea ring. PRESIOING J UDGE Robert whe!her or not to continue the 5191 Los Vegas Blvd , South, Lo'> Vegas, Nev 89109 PUBLIC NOTICE They will be available to answer questions or provide assistance at the Silvcrado Canyon Community Center ln Silverado Canyon. fl·lonarch Bay Plaia, Laguna Hills Plaza in El Toro and Grant's Plaza ln San Clemente. A. Banyar<l ordered William __ !'_Prognl'."_!l'.:.'m':· _____________________________ _ Smock. also known as A.J. FICTITIOUS IU51Ness NAME ST,.TEMENT Tti. following "r-!s ool11g Dtulneu '" llESTWASH, llffl W1sco Road. Gl"rd«'n Gro_,., Callfornl1 'IU41 ~rk L. H•n~. 116-91 Wl~O ll;Olld, Git,,.,, Grove, Call!crnl• 9'1641 1P!h bu1l11n• is condlKttd bY 11n lndl\lldu~I. ' Mark L HanHn Tllk ll•ffrMlll WIS Ille<! wflll tllo! CovfttY Clerk of 0.1191 County Ol'I March It , "14. WAIUt•N 0. OAY. Atry. , .... SH, 1nu II, ,_ $1f'ffl wtti.r, c1. '°""' F·l2J11 "'1.lbl!lhlid Orange Cent Cally Piia!, Marci\ 21, 29, 11nd AprU •. 11. 197• 981·1• • (. .. \ \ " • 'x ' ' TllE ASSESSOR'S office Is located at 630 N. Broad"•ay in Santa or inquiries may be d irecte d to 834-382 1 for homeov,,ncrs and 634-2760 for vet erans. ' The donations wi !J be sent directly to the stricken area where the Red Cross will purchase food , clothing and other supplies. Donations, in the form of checks or cash. should be seot to 601 N. Golden Circle Drive, Sa nta Ana . Checks should be made out to the Red Cr055 \\'ith ''disaster" \vrlllcn on the envelope or check. • r1 1'he appeals officer will take on much the same role as a mediator in a labor dispute except that any decision he n1akcs can be appealed again to the full board. Al Dit.>drich's request. the board cut down the nun1bcr of appeals officers from five to three with lhe idea that n1ore could be appointed if the work load bcco1nes loo great. There's a new.car on !he horizon: !heVolkswogen Sun Bug. H's a Volkswagen like you never dreamed possible -with a gold pain! iob, racing type wheels, a sun roof, and a.radian! inferior with l.ush carpeting, leatherette corduroy seats and a sports wheel. No!urolly o car th is unusual isn't for everyone. So only a few Sun Bugs ore being mode. If you lake o shine lo 1!, don'! wail too long lo buy one. Unlike the sun. you con'! count on the Sun Bug be1n~ there tomorrow. Scarborough, 45, or Anahelm, John Robert Ford, 47, of Tustin and Keith Sterling Carlson. 42, of Santa Ana , to return fl1ay. 28 for trial. Co-defendant Lyle Swaffor<l . 47. of 485 Cosla fl1esa St., Costa Mesa. was ordered to face trial on Identical charges of grand theft and conspiracy Ali four men arc free on bail. -·-· .. -• ...... ' ,• •' Huntington Beach Newpor.t Beach Chick Iverson, Inc. 445 E. Coos! Hwy. Son Juan Capistrano Bill Yates, Inc. 32852 Volle Rood Hai bour Volksw.119en Inc. · 18711 Beach Blvd. .. • ... • Not long ago we introduced late-ho urs banking at many of our drive.up facil ities. Now we're bringing those late hours inside to the lob bies of the 15 Orange County offices listed below. They're open till 7:30 each Monday and Frid ay evening. So if you've been wa nting better times fo r banking, you know where to co me. We'll be wa iting. OffICE ""-""' ""enue 6899 AO.,'" """nua l'!UllW'!Q10ll 811t~ B•vs<!e 1090 8aya<Ot O•l•e Newport Beu~ Cos!AMKI 230 E ... ! 171n Si.ett eo..11 "'"' Cyp10,_ •1;5 8111 flQod CyptMI tlatDDrV•ew te6'i MIC'Artr.u• B/'/d. Nswpor! BeKl'I Hunt•n3t0f! Be><:ll 11121 e1'h 9+.d. Hun!l<•Q!Of! BeKM l191Jn1 Hl\k 2"1t P1•90 <le V1ief1,,I L1gun1 Hill> S..ddle!>oc~ 13300 Ne·'"IX>'1 ""nue r ... un S.n Cltt!>en!t 1001 South El C•""ncl: R.-1 S.n C-ntt Sen Ju1n c.£:: .. ..., 1'191"1 C.moN) -lr•"O lel!Ju1n CllHMr- SlllBtKl'I 13'10$1111 Bflch BrY<l S.111BMcn Supet00t ~M Sullenor A•tn""' Newport S..ttn ..... _ 2&6~ EMi C,,.flt'l'!an , ....... Wnldlll 1S01 W..ICI,/! Niwpo118eac:~ \'t'e(l"""'t~· 1!.l:to•~'l•u~ -· LOBBY Mon<1•v & ~•I01y 10A M IOl)OP M T<>111011. ~ne•<la~. T~u•t.OIV Hi ~'~ TO~ M, Monday & F•>day 10"M !o 7 }()Pt,I. l ...uoay, WednM(!ay. lllVf~ 10 ""' ro~PM. Mo...,,11 & FMllV 10"M •<>llOP M Tuelldaf, Wednu<!ay Thurldey 10,0,M loSPM. l,lon<1ey a F•O:l•y 10 ~'-l.l'O llOPM, T\ll!Mll Y Wetlnesday. Tnu~y IOA.M l<>~Pr.I. lo\of'!clay l. ftlOI~ 10 AM to730P . T>IM01y Wednesua1 T1111•l~)' 10 AM !c~P "I, MOl'ld1y & "~<11y 10 l"4 !o 130PM T....sda1 Wf!'<ln••c•y Th11rl<l1y 10A "4 !oSPM. MOl!<!ay & fnd1y 10 ,l.l,l 1Q i 30P\1. Tuel.day, W.Oneso1i· Th\ll'td.,. 10" M to~ .M. MoMIV & Ftt61y 10AM tol30P>,t T""'4ay. WtdnllS<l<I~, 11'1.ir141rf lOA M to 5 .M, Mol'!d1y & f r>01y 10"M !OtlOPl.I T-11 .......,<lnHd•• lnut1<11y 1QA M.toSP M. "'°"""'a ~nd.., lQA t,t to(3QPM. TUHlllv Wed11f'<11y, lnu11<1ay 10Al.I 10 5 P l.I. l.!~n.i1>' & ''"''~ lOA\l to/lOP T .... 901) Wt<!.,.><l•V T~~·SdAY 111 .. t,! 1~5"M. "°OftOly & F'iC-y •OAM t11 T lDP'.~ f""'"°fl ~..:.,, 111~•..,.y !O '-\ !O$P I.I, l.l<lf'l<llV & Flldoty 10 "M I07J0Pt.,I, T""°"~ W.clnnd•i· Thu:-JOay IO"M tot M. • l.landl'f & Frkln. 10AM to1lOP . 1~i.o·~· ...._,_p· Tnvr.t.or 111 "1.1 to¥ .M. Mot>oly . ''""'t 10 "M to730" lue9<1•~. wt<lll""""i l11y114.-, 10 "\I !O~ M SOUTH ERN CA LIFORNIA I FIRBT NATIONAL BANK DRIVE-UP Mo~d•Y" F1.,ay 830.lM to730PM Tueso•v W..d~Hday l"u•sCly 8J0"1,\ !O$PI,\. Mono1v & F•"'•Y t30.l'.l lol)OP M, Tun~ay We<lne'<,ly, l"""<:!IY 830A I,\ !o5PM. "'onaay I f<,a•y 1 30•"' 10730"!.I Tt1H<111. W.Ot1eW•y. Tnu•kl•Y 830Al.l,!oSP M, o.\Or'!C!.t)' & F"dlV 8 JOA t.1 !o 130PM, Tuesday We<lne><i1y Thy,ldly 8.JO"M I05P M. "40/\<lly & F•'day t )O ">,t !o1lOP M. T..e•d~y '11'..anel<l•y Thut.01}' 830"M 10SP M. "'ondoy & F•tO•• 8lOAM I07lOP M Tu..,tl't)' l'>•~~ttd.11 lnJrsd1y t JOAM I05 f>!~. IW•l ... Up O~"f\ Monday lht<>Y9'1 F P<Uy 830AMI010"M l.!onddy & Fna.1y f )l)A,"' to730P t.,1 TUHaoy. We<lnn<!•y Th.,•Sdlty !JC~M to~Pr.t. (W•i~·U~) Monc.y th•<>ugl'! Fn•l•Y I.JO A.M lo 10" "'· 'Mnaav & F1>01y 8 )0"M I07J0Pt,I.• Tu.&so1y. Wed~ei.oay. Th"'.O.~ 8.30"1.1 lo5P t.1. "'""°"'! & rno1y 8JC .. M t07301'M T..e1<11y W@dnna-v Thllf'tday 9.XI "·"'·to 5 P M MOM11 & t1ocMy 8l0 ">.! to7l0P t,t 1'ut..i1v ~cir, lhu••y tlO Al,I 1o5P l.I, - Ml)ll(f<ty I .,.,.,.., 830"'-' to1,lOP M.. r .... 1c1..,.. ¥;odnu~, lllUflldly t:30 A.M. 10 ~ P,M.. Mono-v & F~y l:lOA.M, to 7:XI PM. 1....,.,. .......... .0..y,'T~ 1;30" M. !OS l',M, t,t,.~o:r. .... l.!onnay I Frldly l30AM to7lOl'M '"""'· Wed""41y, fftllr'tdfi, 8lO"M lo&P M, ·• -. ... , llluf1day, April 11, }q7_< ________ DAllY PILOT J J Board Gives Up State, U.S. Smog Fight. THE EARL'S Complete Plumbing, Healing ' By WIWAM ICllREJBER Of ... Dlltr "ti.t ll•tl SANTA ANA -Orange County $Upervisors were told by their county c o u n s e l WedneJday that a legal battle Economist Galbraith To Speak PLACENTIA -Economist John Kenneth Galbraith will discuss "Ci.in Economics Be Redeemed ? April 19 at an appearance here sponsored by Cal State i'"'ullerton. Galbraith's presentation \l'ill• begin at 8 p.m. in 1he Valencia High School Auditnr iu1n. 500 N. Ofndford PlaN' Tic kt·l'I are Sl.:>o for the Ct'rll·rnl pub!u.: $1 for faculty <ind staff and 1a Cents for all studl'n1~. A group discussion 11·ith Galbraith 11·ill be held from 2:30 until 4 p.m. the same dav apinst statl and federal air polluUoo 1uthorllitS over ne "·ly mandated regulations would be "fruitless." So they voted unanimousl y to adopt the new regulations, which tiroaden government control over industry, com· merce and schools during ~ snlc>g emergency. T \\'O \\'EJ::K S ai.:o, supervisors decided to defy orders frorn the state Air Re50urces ~rd and the federal Environmental Protec- tion Agency to impose lhe rules or ha\•c it done for them. Supervisors asked County Counsel Adri<1n Klzyp<'r .lo study lhc poss1b1lity or takinR the 1v.·o ai.:encies to rourt lo challenge their authon l~. But Kuyper told them Wednesday that the higher agencies do have such authorl· ty and. ··;;iny challenge of that <iuthority \l'OUld pro\·e fruitlrss in n1y opinion." But Ix-fore adopting the ne11· rules, supervisors agreed to sonic amcndmen1s 11· hi ch could make the package more tolerable 10 businessmen. cit~· oCffcials and others 11·ho hn1·c in !Ill' bascn'lf'nt of the ca1 Slate Fullerton Leltcrs and Scien<'e Building . The r\ disc~ssion is open 10 the J' d N , P"b"'· u ae 1xes I ~ Deaths E'lse1vliere llOLLY,\'OOD 1 L"PI I \lemori al servicl's were to be held roday for James t . Saphler, longtime radio and television ag('nt and progran1 package r, who died Tuesday af1 er a long illness. Saphlcr. 67, \1•as Bob Hope's agent from !he time !lope' began ;ip- pen ring on radio in 1936. I le also packaged such radio sho.,.•s as "Corliss Archer." "The Saini," "Lei's 1\fake A. Dt.>al"' and "It Pays 1'o Be Ignorant. ~EW YORK WPI ) Palricia Celllnge, 81, an ac- Lrc-ss. died Wednesday at her home. Some of the plays in \vhich she apJX!are<i v.•ere ;.The Heiress." "The Dark Angel'' and "Lady With A Lamp." SAN DIEGO I~ ~ Retired Vice ,\dn1. :~. B. Gav Petitio11 For Convict SA'.'ITA 1\"S.1\ -. A petition drafted on behalf of a con- 1icted Anaheinl man by the ne\1-ly formed (;ay Priso ners Coalition has been denied in Orange County Superior Co urt. Judge J3n1es Turner refused lo revic\v the sentence pass<'d 1 two years ago on Rcnald Joseph Kintner. 25. 1vhcn he \1·as committed to the state's ''acaville facility us :i n1cn-I tally disordered sex oflcnd ~r.1 Tbe petition wa s drafted by: \'acaville inmate Ralph Gayle I Davis, 11•ho describes himself 1 :is an actire liberationist on I behalf of imprisoned gays. Kiotner was initially ar- rested in f\-farch 19i0 for act<; of se xual perl'ersion, with a 13- yca r-old boy . He was serving five y<'ars on probar1n11 11h,;n hC' 11·as rearrested in 1972. Jarrell . 75. a d ecorate d l-_::::::_-_-_-_-_____ ~, \'Ctrran of 32 yl'ars in the $ d · ~al)'. died Tuesday in a nava l Un ay IS hospH•I. __ _ _ Flltl&AY' AllUCKU & SON WISTCLIFP MORTUARY A27 E. 171~ St.. Colla Me~a 646-4888 -·-IALTZ·lllGllON PUNlllAl HOMl Carano del Mor Costa Meso -·-llLL llOADWAY MOITUAltY 110 Srood""°Y. Cosio Mew !"i48.J4JJ -·- McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY 1795 lagvno Cariya" ~d. 494.94 15 -·-McCORMICK MISSION MORTUARY 788J2 Comona Copo~!rona Son J,,on Copl~1r ono 495-1776 -·-PAC1'1C VIEW MIMOllAL PAIK Ceme1ery C1'aorl 3~00 Pac .l•c. ll•f'IW Orove N,wporT B&oc>1. Cololotnoo 64• 2700 -·- PARTICIPATING STORES: A Uniq...., Gih ond Wtddng Shop Brotl.ft • Men'1 Fi:iV- Col:fornio Cobbler1 Corou~I C.011 Shop Delphi C~tom M.,.i(.Sfe~ Fonners ln1.,.,oroee Gfl>.op fo~•Dtl f obric1 f..dric~'1 of Hony....ood CMinina'1 Uollon C ... 11~ Hoor-Hoir lnl-hnol ~ tt.e1mvt'1 &tOUtJ s~ Inti• Cori -lft'IPOl1ed C'°""'D JtXoboA Gold""'"' _. J~ Jtwel1 b, "~ l°""1 J.A,a H,.de T•ovel k...g1 few Mtf'I • foroe C\ottwog leo1ur1 r..,.. Golfte\ & GOQ1 l id<hi ln"'1"naho•IOI • O.-o1 •vrg10 W., "lw fme M~'1fcM.on.. ORANGE COUNTY SUCH A DECISION could satisfy the ARB at least and handed out to an •illng p1Uent still rest in the hands or one hopefully the EPA." to mak e hlm feel better." man , h 0 y,· ~er. in a Toward the end of the "It doesn·t attack !ht> prob- .J. discus.!lion, Supervisor Oa\'id lem since the real culprit is •1YP<>lhetical r e y,•here only Baker took anolher pol shot at stil l the automobile,'' Baker the rhalrman of the board or his favorite l.arget -the sald. "But in the Interest of his dc s1gucc can b<> loca ted. automobile. cooperation, I guess v.·e should l\uyper s11id a!Lt"r \\'ed· Though he voted In fa\'Or of adopt them." nl•sd:i~ ·s r:1er1u1g that the tile regulations. he s~ud thl' The {lew regulalioru: still and Air Conditioning NEW LOCATION O'llM~O•AllYJ "Do If Yo11r111·/J Srorl's'' 27601 FORBES RO. NO. 25 · Id · ~·•1y "'"Id probn.blv. ha\'C give Fiichen unilateral po11·er , ... OUHA i:in~le supt>r,Vl!>Or ('Oil act 111 ""'"'' to call health v.·amlnf,!S durlnK ,.... ..... -the nam e of tht' bo.Jrd but he gotten a11 ay Y•ithout lhen1 NIGUEL 11ould n1o~t ltkl'ly inakt• an c_f. because the ARD ' S <'n-J first stage smog nlcrt and fHI U.ll'I ·~ .. , r.~·~•::,11:~~ .~:~ fort 10 ut least talk 1/} ot her forccment staff is so srnall. also allo"· him to requlrt' PLUMllNG. lite. i 1 '·"" -:1 1 •• !ft. beard mt·mtx-r ~ by teh:•i)hone detailrd plans from potential "~ 111r11 11 t"' -.r M• •• '''· hefDre ..1 de("i:.ion y,·as re ached . HE CRIT1C1Zt:D tile rules polluters as to how they can :~It~~= 496-0401 i~t~;= Suprrvisors 1\·111 also hD\'e 1 ...:"'~~be~;~ni!;·_·~·,'.'.noc~he~r'_'•~ug~;,'.'.'_IP~''.'ll_'."'~m~ba~I ~lhll''_IP".rob~l':em~. ---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ,111 ad1isory comnHUt't', the 1n,'n1bcrship or \.\h\ch got ~ome ~rutiny dur1n~ the \'Oiccd plans. concern about lhe 1llE FIRST drart or the reglllatl ons in \·e!ted Air Pollu- 1nect1ng:. The orig inal draf! of the rw_lC's had many of the n1e1nbers of !he committee being tippointed by ~city coun- cils directl~-. 1tad1e lhaelt------- tion Control Off1crr '\"ilh,11n Sl'PEHV ISOllS llAD the F11 chrn \\'Ith ;ilmo~1 l'za r-l1kc poll"l•rs ovc·r all purl s of coun· rules chan~t'd tu allo\1' 1ht- ty life in thr l:'l't•nt or a second l..<·agur of CH1t•s lo n01n1natt' f_'ornmitt~ n1rn1bcrs 11 1th f1n:JI or lhird sta~c .~n1og nlrrl. Thrit sec1 iun of the rull'S 11.8.:; appoinllncnt po11·er resti ng changed to inake the county wi1h county supervisors. Board of Supt•ri isors. sitting The regulations underv.·ent a ;1s lhe Air Pollulion Control number of other n1 in or lC"chn1ca\ und e d i I or 1 3 I Bo.'.lrd. !he final .'.luthorily in the Cl"ent of an emcrgrney. changes :.Ind Filchen s.ud thl' an1cnded package. ··should 1\monp: other 1h1ngs. lhe Jd-r----------11 vent of hca\'Y i;;rnog could bring ordi.'r~ to <·ln~c dov.·n shoppin;: cen!cr'I. s ch on I s, business t·,c;. f:11;1oril·~. l"IO"'<'r plants and any olher l)Qff'l\11:11 sourer of pollution until thc 1 crnergenr} 1:. dcclarl'd O\"f'f. L.A. LINES 531 /MONTH TE,LE PHONE COMPANY OF CAL IF. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 428 Park Ave. -Laguna Beoch HOLY WEEK SERVICES MAUNDY THURSDA. Y -APRIL 11 7:30 p.m. HOLY COMMUf"IOH STRIPPING OF ALTAR FOOT-WASHING All-MIGHT VIGIL GOOD FRIDAY -APRIL 12 NOON ta .3 p.m. -THE GOOD f«JDA Y UTUIG. ·. 8:00 p.m. -"THE GOS.EL ACCOIDIMG TO ST. MATIHEW" -A film ClcnMc HOLYSATURDAY-A.PRIL 13 4 :()() p.m. -HOLY BAPTISM S-6 p.m. -i.?::1~1~1g~~4STER 10:30 p.m. -AHO SOLEMN HIGH MASS EASTER DAY -Af'RIL 14 8:00 p.m. -HOl Y COMMUHIOH 9: 15 o.m. & II :00 o.m. * EASTER PLANT PRESENTED av MISS SANlA ANA f~OM THE MEllCHAHTS SATURDAY, APRIL 13th ONLY! BETWEEN 12 NOON AND 5:00 P.M. AT . ~ ' ••••• (' (' ( (" ' A BARGAIN AT ITS REG. 5189.95 PRICE NOW A MUSIC·LOVER'S "STEAL" AT ••• • 51.J 05 11,1/i1c 1va/nu1 wood case' • Ou,J/ runinfJ n1cters! • Ma1n i rcn10 1c spcuker selector S~•1tch.1 •Conserves cneryy! Uses loss current than ·1 100W l19htbu/01 I~ I"• •,., '" l "··•'•QI'< •••·~'1 1"'0'.l a",,~'·~"\ R~.o ~"•'• '''·" '", ~ ,. ; • A" '""· " ! • .,.. • ,..,,. I t..o"l""' ro J" U'.i•f'<f'-'I Reih~!• ·I• ;.•,• I/,' "'• " •' , hJS !f!f'l l<ll •• r1 llc•'u'h Ytlu~"l(l\ll<l"ll"!Cll'I IA~ r>f •Pf><.1 r. .. 4 l• ,,,_, , .. ,!Cnf'.l, du• "'u'""l" '"l ,.,,.,,,.,. Oual 1.,11-,~ •one c.c..-I• ! 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''nh.1nccs regul.1r 5lerco. ·1 :.pcJker systems All v.ood c.ab1netry. F.1ntast1c :...avin<:;!i! 12-1 444 ,~AV5 $10 • •t I llU .. Cll•I• REALISTIC " COMPACT STEREO PHONO SYSTEM Roq. 74 95 6495 1hre~·Piece 5y5!r>m features automa11c record changer. two hi-11 sp0akcrs Diamond ne~dl e car1 11dqe \Vood r;ih1n('try Du:,f cover rnc.lu di:d 13·11 9 1 REALISTIC ... CAR TAPE PLAYER g !rac k :,tf'r<'Q 11)1 t··;r-n the ~.rn,illcst ot Reg, 49 95 4495 rnmp.1ct r..1rs' Vul umf'. lone. balance controls. & v1a!ts a l po,..1cr·~· ~1~2~· 1~8~1~9~-:-CC'."'.c=';~~~~~ EASY TO INSTALL CAR SPEAKERS ~ SURFACE MOUNT r 12·1842 11og. 19 9 5 14ss SCIENCE FAIR'' METAL LOCATOR KIT · [.1•;y In assemble to r tun and prol1! With earphones. f!.'(pandable ~halt. Find a buried 1 1 ca ~urc 1oday1 28·18 1 --. ( REALISTIC . WIRELESS 2·STATION INTERCOM Rog 3• so 29so ,.;, J u5t plug in tor instant ~--vay commun1ca11on1 No 1n1r•rconnect1nq wnp~.• ll!u'Tl1 nated comh1na11r:in ta ll.-bar and n1nh1 l 1~ht l oc.k bu!lon tor nurs!"r v mon1 1or l JL listed B•11 Ba rgain' <13-2 10 PUK FAMILY COLONIAL PUNllAL HOME 780 I 80110 A~. WM1mlfl5!er 89J.J.S2.S ().r '-''' Hcroe1 • ~ !iordrw>et>ei Pito:dlty fo~ LAGUNA IEACH • 644 N. Pacific Coo•t Hwy. COSTA MESA • 180) H<wport ll•d. -·-SMITHS' MOITU.UY 627 Mo•fl St tl1111l1flQIOfl 8eoch 536-~39 THE I NEPTUNE so.:.IETY CMl•ll't. c ... nllfl.., Serrk11 '91111 •ltM1"1ill"tll II 1-M T"-OltlllllH 11"""9 All9rNM,,._ Te TIM C.'111 lfl....t.,.. 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Y P1LU, . , ( I •one-stop' shopping a.t its finest! o ·pen Thursday Evenings Til 9 VISIT OUR MALL . • • Where Flowers Are Blooming, And Shopping A Delight For . . . see d nt Entr\es Stu e r..nnuo\ \n 1he "" £ASrt£ll £GG , ' ' . •· \n , A\\ Shops ' \3 . . .. "" Now , Apr\, . , ~· ·~~~~:1 ludn\ng SoturdoV ded <' ·~-;-·, ./f'.5:4."' '3 l>r\ies Awor :; . ·:· ... .. . ... ! 1 1 ... _. ' ' ... ' - DAIL y Pl 01 I :1 ow . ' ,. ,, • A warehouse showroom full of fashion-new , first quality 'broadloom available.for immediate delivery. Act now! Now;an opportunity to see hundreds of rolls of the latest fashions in every color and style imaginable, under one roof! Until Carpet Town, most people shopped carpeting only from sample books. Too oft~n. a roomful looks a lot different than a small sample. When choosing a specific carpeting it's important to see as much of it as you can. Buy off the roll and you · • see the ·exact color, texture and pattern you want. You do that at Carpet Town when you buy from the roll. Less chance for goofs! Bei:ause America's leading mills know that JWr 32 warehouse show· ·rooms display and sell broadloom from rolls, we're continually offered substantial discounts: Our big buy- ing power lets us pass savings on t~ you! Professiona/ fnsfal/afion Guaranteed! Froni a roomful to a houseful, Dllr expert carpet layers·install broad- loom ·so that it stays put,' beauti- fully! Wall-to-wan, we use tackless stripplnf.All ourwo'rt Is guaranteed! • MULTI-ROOM BONUS OFFER! ALL PRICES INCLUDE INSTALLATION & PADDING COMPLETELY IHSTAllED. IHClUDIHC FOAM PADDING! 3 ROOMS 4 ROOMS 5 ROOMS 6 ROOMS 30 sq. yds. 4o sq. yds. so sq. yds. 60 sq. yds. HURRY IN TO CARPET TOWN AND CHECK THESE GRAND OPENING SUPER SPECIALS ..• llJT THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF OUR SPECIAL VALUES ••. COME IN · & SEE VGRal~~P,110 \ S"S 1 $31S S?-IS $)JS -"" HUNDREDS MORE! Now Only $179 1 $249 $309 $369 •~~ GROUP II w! '\ S35!!' syg!( ~ Ii'~: 1 on1y $219 $289 $359 $429 E~sy care . No fuzzing. f.hCC-s499 ding or matt ing Lonq \'lf'ar- ing. Ex cellcn1 for h1qh lra!hc ar eas. ChOO"i" !ro-n sq. yd. bright h•1ecd comb1n.11 or.~. Kitchen Print Nylon Commercial strcn')th. f'K1f.'.I s590 stronq nylon and Olefin p1\e. 7 Des1qned for h1r:l1 lrathr sq. yd . are;is. Eight cx.c.1 :1n g 1 :.<:i::tl colors. Dacron Plush Shag CROUP Ill Values to Now Only s~4g' sm s14! ~ $249 $329 $409 $489 High fashion sculptured pat-s599 tern of continuous filament nylon pile. Won'\ fuzz. crush sq. yd. or mat. Nine double tone Brightly paHerned 100°0 ny-$649 Ion pile. Ex.tra du rabll"' tiqht loop 1or long wear. Rubber sq. yd . back Luxurious! Thick;, hcnvy. SJ49 short shag of Dacron p'lly- ~s!cr. An ou1stri nrlin'J V<'ll<i•' !:>Q yd . 1n twenty solid ana lwc1.d combinations. co!or5. GROUP I select from· AHocMd l'od Nylon Shag. Nylon Sculptured 1 ___ ...:•K::;""::"':L;:""::: ... ~''°";;'..;:';"'r-......,.,,.+..,,..,..,-...:'K;;"""::;::·.,:i;;•";o'~:;'"~·~-.....,,...,..+.,....,"""r-~;;~=.~!!:~--:;:,--~ Tweed. Nylon Hi-Lo Pattern. .... ._ ~· . '-i.< •• ~t~· · . ~ . , ... :,,.. -~ ~ , ~ --. ~... ,.,.,--6',, ·;>.. . ~ .. ·' ..,.,,.. '\I ~' ,_• ... ' .... 09'. • • ,•· • #' ,,·,. .... ~ ~ ... '°'~"' .t.e ""1.!•. • -~~ GROUP II select !ram : • ·~1).f'.or ·~ ''· ·..., ~ ·< ... iit ~ .• , .... ~--... '- Nylon Heavy Sculptured Loop. Nylon -· ·~ 1 :._' Tweed • ~ ... :-,.,:-;'l,f. ·• C t & l · .._,.,...1 .,., · Heavy Commercial Nylon •. Plush Sheared Swirl •· Plush -· • u oop ... 4 .... I Body Shag. Nylon Velvet Pile. $ 49 Shog Geomelric pattern in extra 7 Sumptuous! A thick p!u"ih SJ49 A dramatic new sculplurnrJ GROUP Ill select from: . durable Cadon nylon. Hides pile ot Dacron ooiyesl".!r. text ure of DuPont Dar.ro'l He.V" Custom Shag Plush. Thick soils and stains. Slatic re-sq. yd. Select lrom la sh,on . new sq.11d. 1 Th' ' od I p I t · tant 100• Choose from / oo yes1 er. 1rtecn C)CC1t1 nn Sculptured Tweed. K e 0 yes • sis · tweed combinations. tone-on-lone combi nat ions~ 99 er. Thick Long Nylon Shag. ele\len double tone tweeds. ==:::==~ I~ lnifoUcrtiOfl & l'od Twisted Plush ·A rich , velvety extra short SCJ99 ·shag of DuPont Dacron potyes!e~. Tightly twis!~d sq.yd. for luxurious long,wear. S•x- teen beautiful co1ors. hlc.Wiflc) lnshlllatiofl & Pod -.--:--...;. A WN011~e fll 11 tt Carpel in eve.r1 Stora! HEW LOC.t.TIOM: Splash-D e Sculpture Shag y Shag $ 1099 Extra colors in every yarn. Sf 99 h f I 00% sq 11d A thick pile ol 100 o/o short Cut and loop s ago ·1 , strand nylon. The latest 1n sq.yd . cont1nu?~s f ilament nylon splash dyes for luxury dee-An exc1t1ng look created orating. by an unusual pattern 1n l11<11tdiwq IK...., "".......,. & PM twelve splash dyed colors . .,,,, .. lin!Ofl & l'od The Largest Carpet Chain in the West 2911 So. BRISTOL ST SANT A ANA • PHONE 556-8287 . Remnants & Roll-Ends $AVE 30i·S EET ·. FREE ESTIMATES IN YOUR HOME EASY CREDIT H•~S AVAILABLE 30-60-go DAY NO INTEREST ACCOUNTS USE YO UR BAHKAMER IC ARO OR MAS TER CHARGE ( .. • • JI DAILY PI LOT Thursday A11rlt 11. }q7!l h UEENI E -----8-P-hil lnterlandl ..--.. .. \ 1J\1aybc 1( I frole the floor~and issued ice skates we'd '"et something done around the office.'' I L.M. Boyfl You Cru1 Drive • ' ' • ' • ' • I • • ! A Car 10 Year s ~ Life expectancy of the cars on the roads hereabout is ~exactly 10 years three months. Or so says the National Automobile Dealers Associatioo. That e:itpectancy. ho\\·evcr. is something other than the fact. r-.tost of the cars aren't eycn five years old yet. Only about 11 pcrrent are JO years or older. Only 2.2 perecnt are more than I~ years old. lt has been written that marriage f bcgi.ns when you sink in his arms and .., t.•nds with your arms in the si nk , , . t If a man regards his wife as his better 1 1 half, then marries twice, he's just about had It. mathematically, \\'hat? • . .. It was none other than Disraeli ). aovo who said, "I have always thought that !every woman should marry and no man ." • I ELDERLY , Q. "\Yhat's the naml' of thal lo'>'TI advertised as lhe &,eautiful city where elderly people Jive ~1 th their grand· !Parents ?" • f A. That's Victoria. capita l of British Columbia. Pretty ;1acc . • : It "''as that vocalist Nora Ba)'es \\'ho made famous the ~ng ''Shine on Harvest J\1oon." After she died, her five !husbands used to meet in Ne11' York Cily for dinner every biiar on her birthday aMiversary. TIK-y toasted -clink '. !--their dcparled \vife in common . ( Tak('!'; about lv•o '>'·eeks for those nirotinc stains on ~our fingers to go away after you quit smoking. That's Jio"'' long the old skin cells 'last before they·re replaced by 1hc ne\\'. I GORILLA \ \\'hen a mfln fold s his arms across his chest. it's gen· f rDlly IUld l•rs!ood \O be 3 dcfcnsi\·e ges!ure. He may do it f" an argument. for lnstnnce. to show he in tends to stand f!is ;:round. But when a gorilla folds his arms across his ,;hest. that's somcU1ing else. 1t·s a gesture of submission . u~· till> animal e~pcrts. Me:ins the gorilla is gi1•ing up. \\1on't fight b..1ck. intends no harn1. ) ) \Vhen the eCDnomy is flourishing. people '>'ith pains go :to doctors. But \\'hen a recession hits. they're morr likt·ly to treat themsch·cs \\•i!h aspirin. then ·wait. Thus, accord- ~g to a n1t'llico \\ho's ma de a Jcng1 hy ~tudy of lht• mat- r. the sale of aspirin is a fair l'COno1n1c barometer. Hi~· g sal es 1n("ans bad tirncs. 1'his is just the opposite 10 fhc significance of the sales of pencils. \\fhcn they go up, j ood limes arc U.,ught to be at hand . . Just 25 .vears ago, lhe1·c \\'ere aOOut 900 professional foof th<tll'hcr!'I 1n Encland. 1·en yr:irs ago, there 1\'rrc only J OO. Tod<iy, th1.:rc arc 600. And apprentices abound . . • A rldrr.~s moil to L. ~1 . Boyd, P.O. Box 187.l. 1Vic1r- pr1rl Beach .'12660 • • I ~u :11.1Hl1 I< in 1 ' ,r I _II J;HORTS ' ,, }!err'" d 1elre ~h1 ng look 1n·, . jool lwh!Nr-1rh t ~.hort~ l ~ rOrT'I H 1r11 Ju ! 1he n"r·-.,, •.tt 'r·n lfl for opt1murn ( (.0,,,,0r'1. ,lf\d rH.'VI (jUdrlf ,._ l op ,,nck••I' So:l,.ct lrn/T\ ,.,,.;,1 rn•'.lf .1nrl r .rt .. ·ri· ~~~: • ~ ' ~ llDWliLL'S-THE STORE FOR M0j J 467 Vi• Lide• ~•wpori ltMh-~ •7Joo4$ IO I• !Nt•t •')i.i?g l~·l ' e.:,1 i,1uoer:er ("?'7' .a,,,-~,. I • Scientists View Margarine Threat -WANTED- 8y f'tnnk Carty ATLANTIC CIT\', '.li.J. Sc1t·nlisls report that 1<'~1s 1n swine ha\'C vlcldcd ltntall\'C cvidt"nce that a f:it present in n1a rga rlne may prcstflt 11 grc.<ltc r heall.h risk than • · v a r i o u s cholesterol con· tain111g supplements.'' '!'hey listed the latter :is ooer f;1t ,. buttcrfa1, and. po'>'·dcrcd eggs. T II E TllllEF.-~IE~ffiF;R te;un from thr Uni\'erslly of Illinois. said the risk in ques. liQn 1s that or di etary con· t r ibutlons to ca using atherosclerosis-th~ ~alltd hardening of the arteries dt-emed the major 1.flggrring ca use or c..'Oronary h e a r t <liS(~ase. The pr('pondernncc o f n'l{>(fic.a\ opinion on a still·con· trovcrsiat subject Is that "saturated" fats -like those in animal fats. Including but· 1cr -;:iresent the greater dietary hazard of lhls lype and tllal ·'polyunsaturated" fats, like those in vegetable oils, of· fer much less risk . 1llf: TEA.\1 , IN a rcµort Tuesday to the ~th annual meeting of the Federation or Anicrican Soclelles tor Ex· ptrlmemel Biology , said nmrg11rlne -based on 90Y· bt•an 011 -is high In unsatura1cd rats In its original form. a food chemist Thty said thc1r stud lt"S involved ff'Cdin~ difrrrcnt types of tlh.•ts 10 d!f· ft•rent groups or swine for eight months and the n sl;iughtering !hem so as to stud y the coodltion of certain arteries and n1.ake other tesls. llut they said that ln actual commercial pr-aclice in the United S1:1tes, margarine pro· duccrs utilize a process that "TIJE PRl'~SENT s I u d Y converts a certain pen.'Cntage seems to Indicate that a of these fats -·varying up to hydrogrnatcd fat. ""'hich COJI· -- 36 percent -to saturated taincd "trans' ratty ae1d:-- fo rms. and th<-5c l'OO\'Cfied margarine txise stoc k -'>''as fats. designed lo 1nake the 1nore athe~enlc than various product more stable, are call· t'holestcrot conta1nin~ sup- cd "tra ns" fats. tht team said. ptcments such as bt.-cf ta11o"·· \ The r~archers \1•erc head-buHcrlaL or powdtr1>fl l').;g~.·· ed by Or. Fred A. Kimmerov. lheir report concluded. ------' -- DIAMONDS • GE~ISTONES .......... by loo•ID'll ;, •-(~••'f 1.,. thCl.,Oftdl ond 9"'•- 11-..,1110t• lftlll••tl..OI• G~cl _.,1'11 .. •. Co•tlwl t•G"'"'°''°" .,.. o•Gl..oti... iry -''P4'"'· l1•9ho1I p•it~• fO•d Coll St.o-00.. ro.o tloolly, s.1 ... .-or l0-6 ~ .. ..ooy <lo••d, ••• tcw """· 0.-. '°'" .. ""'· Joo,ooplt. iewels by ioseph SOUTH COAST PLAZA • 3333 l ltlSTOl, COSTA MESA• 54().'°'6 -----t 1- J(i ds Like To Ask Andy Fri. Sat.-2 days only • e're lowering our - already low prices on all cameras in stock Now1688 Kodak Pocket h1stama11c · camera ouU11. features automatic mag1cuoc rota11on, used bulb signal. Outfit 1n· eludes camera, him ma91cube ano e .. 1eodcr. Now 1988 · Kodak Pocket lns1amatic • 20 ·camera. lakes big 31·2 .... -l , z'.' p1 1nts, smaller slides. Now 14988 Polaroid SX·70 Land Camera. Cr.:,p, ctear p1c1u1es develop bo!o1c ;our e~es,~ Now 223 95 Konica Aulorellex T . Fu!ly au tomatic F 11 8 lens. Case included. Now 84 99 Bell and Howell 9770 slide projector." ' ~..,-.'-.. ~=, A,,.,~t .~•o'OI•~/ ,.,.. 21 Now 3788 Sale 14 22 Kodak Pocket Jnslamatic • JO camera. Elec· Reg . 17.77. JCPenney Pocket 22 camera. Irie eye and electronic Shutler. A nandy 1nstan1 loader• Now 4488 Now 21499 Polaroid 420 Land camera. Color ;i•cturcs 1n one minu te , blacl< and white 1n seconds' M1nol !a SA T·101 35mrn. carnera . F-1 7 lens. Case included. Now 8499 Now 9488 Oly mpu s -35 E C R . Au t o mat ic ra ngef1nder. Case included. Kodak XL33R movie camera. \.V1th 1 !11"\ cartridge, 4 ba!1e11e:., 1ns1ruchon book;ei. iJ Now 10988 Now 84 88 Kod1k 7S•H slide projector. The Kodak Kodak M67. Dual movie proiector, carousel, more lun lhan a merrv·go·round. ~CPenney We know what you're looking for. Kodak, Polaroid, Minolta, Mamiya/Sekor, Konica, Sankyo, Bell and Howell, plus our own JC Penney cameras! Now 1788 Polaroid Square Shooter 2. Makes color p1c- 1ures 1n a m.nu!e . Now 119 99 Mamiyal Sekor 500 OTL35mm camera. Fea- l'Jres F J2 lens Sale 119 95 Reg. 149.95. Sankyo 6 to 1 Power zoom movie camera. Only at JCPe nney. Now 8688 Beu •nd Howell dual movit orojec1or. Model 1620. A name you C.lll trust Friday I 0 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Saturday I 0 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. FASHION ISL AND . Newpo rl Beoch (7 14) 644 -2 3 13 l • HUNTINGTON CENTER. Hun 11119ton Beoch (714 ) 892-777 1. l - 1lctrC!ss tl1' Producer (";:irl11 /'on!r has dctucd a \\'rc;;t r;cr· n1an prr.~s report thar his \\'lfC'. Sophia l.ort'n , 11·as str1 t kl'n "11h prira· . l .1 fl i~. llC' !><O:Jd she JU 't s11ffcrrd frorTI 1nflut-n'lij ancl a fever 111 Frani:l· 4. su ~pccl~ Relca ~cd In Death Al.II.\ \IRT"!A l l"Pl i :'ilurdcr l'hargr~ .:iga1n-.t four persons h,1\·e hl'<'n <lropp1:d ff,r lack of C\"1dcncl· 111 th(' death 'lf a young 1ron1:111 11·hosc body 11·as fount! buried under ;i garage Silturday .. nuthnntu~~ S:l,\'. Police sa id .lcrcrniah D. Sut-'I fer. 26, and hi s wife. Darlene. 2!. 1rcrf' rctca!'e1I fro 111 1 cus!ody Tuesday. Two other pcrso11,: arrf'!'tt·d in the ease -Pnn1t·!.:1 S ,\kins. 21. <ind .Jcrr:-• 4. C:irpcn!t'r. 211 -were still b<•ing hi•ld . hn11·,.1·L·r. o n charge~ of c~ca p111~ f1on1 drug rl'h;1hilit;111nn centers The 1·ic 11n1 11·:is found b~· police Jflf'r an ;111011~ n1ous tip led them 10 ;1 i.:arage h••hlnd a duplrx 11hcrc th1· bod \' 11 :is buried in a ~hfll1011· gra1·c 111 the dirt floor r ldcnlit\' of the 1 1 <' t i 1n .1 bclie1·cd ·to b1• about 2.l 11·;is not kno11·n and cau,.,e of dra1h 11·as no! 1111mcdiu1 c Jyl detcnnincd. Police said .\lls.:; 1\k1n'\ 11·a~ 1 • Laetrile Conflict'! Pl1ysici<111 Qt1it s . 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" ; • lifl·l·P '('//ft I 11 17 /, ,,. 11111 \tlf' f1n1 ,! . .. 9AILV PILOT Engi11 eers Fac e Ups , Dow,ns fFlrst of '"'o parts) By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dt>;ir Joyct: You said that engineering jobs are picking up a loL Bui what do you think the picture will be ln the future (when I w o u Id graduale) ? Engineers sce1n to have their ups and dO\\'llS. I'm a sophomore in high ~hoot -WD.T., Portsmouth, Va. fi::\'ery stud ent con- tem plating engineering as a career should read the 2·part answer to this important ques· tion. Q'edit for th is analysis goes to John 0. Alden, direc· tor of manpo"·er activities, Engineers Joint Council. WHY UP'S ANO down 's? Engineering employment is particularly sensitive to changes in the w o r l d's political, economic and social activities. Looking ahead to future engineering op- pcrtunitles. certain assump- tions must be made. Alden assumes that society will con· tinue tG become m o r e technologically c om p I ex resulting in an increase in the numbers of technica ll y educated people. He further assumes trade -offs in priorities -lhat in the long run. a drop in the demand for engineers in one · employment area will be offset by higher demand in other areas; an ex- ample of this is the current shifts of emphasis between en- vironmental and energy pro. grams. WHY OEl\IAND is hard to flguie. The employment of engineers, as measured by government statistics. Ls not th e same thing as employment of ENG I NEE R I N (; GRADUATES. A recent study shw•s that 45 percent of col- lege grads whose HIGHEST degree was in engineering listed their occupation as something else, Ylhi\e 53 per- cent ol self-professed engineers either had a HIGHEST degree in some other field -or did not have a college degree at all. !Lots of non-degreed engineers got jobs during the "50s anti "60s "·hen there we ren 't enough graduat('S. ' ~1orco\"er, many engineering grads v.·ho report their occupalion as .something t•lse 1tcclinica l 1nanager, com· putcr spt!cialisl. teacher. pa· tent attorney, ere.) still think of 1hcn1sclves as part of the rogincering profession. You can see the difficulties in in- terpreting national engineer- ing rnan(Xl"·er statistics. SIZ E OF rr£io important. Jlo"·c\'er en g 1 n ecr s are ('<l\lnted -by some criteria there arc as tll<HlY as 1.700.000 of them -engi neering is a \'Pry large ricld . i\n:t si1.c is key in calculating future )ob openings bf'caus<' one aspect of demand for any occupa lion is th(' need lo replace those ""ho die, retire or change oc· cupations. The. Federal Labor Department estimates that an av('rage or 37,000 engineering openings will 0<:cur annually through 1!180 due to repl ace· tn ent need s alone. olus the {'\"· peeled gr0\\1h 111 overall enginC(!ring employment . RISK IS S P R E A 0 . Engineering employfll('n! is diver.;ified bet\\·een industries. 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Just brillf, this entry form lo McMaihan's Costa Mesa. • I ... ·····················'.··············· .................................................. _ .............................. , ........... . ' MM~--------------. . -. . . . . . . . . • McMahan's McMahan' s Costa Mesa 3089 Bristol, just South of the San Djego Fwy. QUALITY • SERVICE • VALUE . . . . \ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : . . ~ • ADDRESS--..:-----~----· CITY-------ZIP _._ __ _ NUMBER IN FAMILY---------· • .. -. -·-• • .. • ' DAI L V PI LOT A.N_!M.~L~ji<~.,......, v~~~ ' ' t<-II io~~ r~~~~~G~~-~~·~P( Iii tl1e Se1·vice,-.-t \l.1rull' Si.:t. 1-:ch111rd t:. C:unph1·ll. hu .. band of thf' J(lfllh'r \!1~s :'11.1non J·: 1\011<' 111 \l 1~,1on \"1r10. 1r:i~ pro· n11t1• d 10 hi~ 1>r('srn1 r~1n f.. 11l11lri :-•·r1111~ al !he :'ltarin1' { "<1rp~ S11ppl.1· 1 ···nh·r a 1 J::u·:-tO\\'. A1r111.1n J1·rald ll"1ialo\rski. ~on 0f :'11 r~ l!l'l·t' l)/1:'.llo11i·:-k1 of l~'lfll'l \lnn!t·i·1•0 lioad. S1"1l n ... 1 ... h h 1, ~1'<1du .r .. \1 at Sht·p· p.ud AFB T1·~ fr,•nt lill" r S . . \II' For1·f' h•lrp~unl' Pxrh;111.:r Spt'('f,1!1.-..t i"OUl"~t' 1'01\dUC'll"1ni:; as~t~ned to :'ll;1rch AFB. for du11· wilh a uni t of th!.! S1r11t<'g1c 1\1r Cotn· n1and. '.'\avy F1rrn1:in Anlhony V. :'llBfna~ . .-.on of :\I r. 11nd :'llrs . .I . C. :'ll nfnHs of J~'.!'.!2 llnnover J,;111C'. Hun t1nµ1on Bea c h , \'i<:tll'0rl of J,on~ Beach. W hf . in .lan11ary fnr a patrol ;ind traini ng cr111St' in the \\'t~tern 1•aci f1c. Ii i~ sh11> '-" opcratini;( as a unit of ttw.· l' S S<.'\'l'lll h ~1rt>I :\:i1v l.11•111r n:in1 Stuart K. ~lt'bbings. i;l)!l of \Ir and ~1rs . . 1<1h11 c. S1chb111g., or i '.!2 13th St., Jhrn\ln~lon l~·ach. has reporl('d 10 !ht• '.\:1\ al Air SI<•· r1on Trninin:< Sq11:1<tro11 '._'(! a1 Corpu~ Chri~11, Tt•\ Airman First Class Cathie J . c;arden. daughter of \Ir. and \Ir<>. GMf/'.:<' A. <;ardcn, 32742 Ahpaz. San .Ju<in Capi5lrano. has gr11dua tl'<l at Kt'eslcr AFB. 1'.11ss., fr on1 the t:.S ,\jr Foret• ,.dm i ni s tr a t1v c Spt"CLalL~! CO\lf<\C•COnducted by tht· Air Trainint.! <.A>mmand. A1nn<1n f:arr!C'n. llO\\' pro- f1<'i<'nl Hl lhf' pr<'pilration of Air ForcC' r•irn·s1>0r1tlcncr and r<·por•~ 1s hr·ing ;1~s1~ned to Fl. :'ll yl'rs, \'a. 'l arinl' 'lll!>lcr S<.'rgcant Albert F. r1errln~ Jr., 1~ho~e ~·ifc Judjth is the daughter of :'llr. and :'11rs. (.'harlf'!I! Bald~·cn of 15742 S"•an ! .. 1nc. t~un· t1ni;t'ln Bearh, q11:i!1f11>d "~ ;i pistol ('Xrert ;11 thr Can1p \.;1- ;runc. ~ C. firin}.'( ran~l· H1· ~1·r\•·~ 111th :'IL1rint• :'>1l'<ii11111 [IP\11"nrl1·r S<1uadron !ti2 at rh,, :-\11v n 11t•r :'ll<•flll•' f'nrp!> .\ir St..t1on at .l:1t'k~n1 Ille, :\ <.: . . \11\"\" Sc<1rnan H 1• ,. r u 1 t Thom~s D. lllrK-~. ~n of :\I r. :ind :'llrs. John ll1nt•s of 1219 flunllngion SI . Jlunting1on Bc ilCh. grildua!t'<i lron1 recruit tt';iin1ng :.t ttx' ;.;"aval 1'raining Center. S<Jn [)1ri.:o '.'\avv A1rm<1n Barbara L. Harlo~". tl.1ugll1•·r of :\Ir . and \Ir ~-,/tic L. Har!o~· of lft263 C:irl~h;id (.our\ Fou nt a 1 n \"::It•·~'. 11.t'• prurr111T1'<i to h~·r p~,·~~·11' r,11·k \\hill' Sl'f\'lll:;!: \1 !lh Tr:11n111i; S<111adro11 26 ,1t •'he· ;\,1\'.11 Air S1,1til)n, Chase fu:kl [it Beeville. Tex. C.-\RE ER ICnntinucrl From l'age 61 71 -11nrmpfQy1ncnt "'asn't l1m11ed to <tl"r~p:icc engineers although thl'\ 1r1'lk the \A.'.1~1 t '11 t> Olhl'r proh·s'11•>ns \\('!"•· ..;1n,il;:i r \\· .1ff•·('1•~1 hy ·11x> n.l - 1. !hi'''' ~h,11d,111r1, lJIJt U\ 1·ontr.1st tu !f'r1ch1n~ and "'Jillt' ftl'lrl-; Of .'>("lf·nf'l'. clll,!illC('l'llllt 01:.id•· ;1 rupuJ romelX1ck. Prt·,umJ~,1~ 11"1\' t:nf{ill('('r~· ,l!oorl lurk 1n being sought after again IS panly b e c ause cng1nt.'Cl'ing cmplo) mcnl is much mor<' broodl y based than is te:aching and scientific rc!>'"'"rch '.'\E'.\'T -Your compctll1on ; hov. many new engillef!tl tihf'ilrl~ nr: \Df.R SF.R \1tCE: for a fr£'" s1 n~lr ropy of the hrand· rl'l1 2·1-oa(!C> OOokl•·' ··~l:ike '\'our Cllrt.-tr Choice Engineer· in~ ... i:.tlld ~·011r rcqu<"il on a postcard to Jo)·~ L:1ln Ken - nl'd\' :n this nt•v.·spapcr. !cl lt'ft, M<Hlllt~I l'Mlc1!1, lllC • • • I B DAI L v PJLOT 1hur\dily Aorll l l lq/4 , ....... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..., . E(lt1cat io 11 Pro!!l'UlllS May Be EXJlall(le(l The Sea TerraceApartments- u the new fun-place to enjoy ,, .. ,, .• 0111 !I Carrie (~ro."n1a11. 11. Jl'· .icc:tcd by :.i 1 'u h :-.1·ou1 pa t k 1n c·hoppl'I. ·rt•\. f or c:ct.<; hL•r tru11bll'' aboard hrJ r:-.~. i\l s. 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ST \TE E\'ALLr,\TOHS tuld d1slr1ct <.rd rnin1 ~tra!urs that thc.1r. rt·lali\'c!y lo\1 store on lhP state t·valaullon-1.6 on a :-.rale 11( o 10 !J -11 a\ p.1rtly 1h1(' ro rhi, 1)hito.~ophi(':1I ~·on· (I u·l. B1u ~1ugn11son 'a1 s )11~ 1!1 -tfll'I "n•1t \!r111ng 111 !ob· n n1rnlt•! d1'itrict tor l hr s:atl» 111 tl·rrns ut ECE ··Actu;1lh !i-01nc of lht Slt-o~ 11 1'\l' takl·n 1n uur ECE proj!r:i1n arc big :-.tcp~ !vr lb," ~IJgnuson said. Tiit~ STATE \\'Ot:LrJ like lr~s rigid . t•lassc'J 111 ECP.1 school~. 1\Jth flr~r 1hrough , 1h1rd 1:1 aders taught together 11;; n1ut·11 as pussiblc . 1'hel !Sec EX PA~l). 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'• Till• Sr at1· i.~ pushing !or :1 * n1or1· proi:rt'"''>i11• rdut·u tJl'nal * MERCURY SAVINGS and loan associa tion .. STATEMENT SAVINGS "·PRtSTIGE Card BU~NA PAl\I( r~crtu1y Sa'vin(IS Bldg , 'l'dliCy' 'Witw at l111coln HUNTINGTOlf I EACH Mercury S<1v1ngs Bh1~, Ewnger ~1 Bcac'1 TUSTIN Me1n1y SJYlfl!I~ 8109 lrv1r1t a,•1d at Ne11.pc.1\ Ave. LA HABllA·FUllEl\TON Mt•i:.Jry S;, .ii.gs Bldg '!rr.peri.il Hwy <11 Halbflo' CARSON Mercury Savings Bl~. A~;,lon Blvd. at San Olll!lO frwy. BIXBY kN ClllS Mercu ry Savings Bldg, Long Beach Blvd. it! Car1on S!. *****************•* .. * * * .. * .. * * * :1 • · _) ocean-~lose adult living Laguna Niguel's newest design for lun-hv1ng, lun-loving adults · The Sea Terrace Apartments. Close to 1he sur1 and sand. 1!'s a fun place lo be. Ocean or park views. Beam ceilings upstairs. Paneling downstairs. Pa11os or balconies. Plus a Recreation Building with fireside lounge, pool and Jacuzzi . We think these apartment$ are the t:;iest value ln the whole area. Come see them today, and see if you don't share our view. 1 Bedroom from S20S, 2 Bedroom• from $225, some furnished Directions: From Los Angeles. take San Diego Freeway south to Crown Valley Parkway e)l il. Righ'\ (appro)I. 6 mi.) 10 Pacific Coasl Highway. Left 1 mile to N1gue1 Rd. Loft on Niguel Rd to The Sea Terrace Apartments. &;,. .... ~ LagunaNi.guel The Choice Commuri1ty Rane~ 8ein1100 1ne1V11119e1>1rk o:he• '"'' /~"' lo•m Of A~co CommYn111 D•••IOptllr~. Int: !714) •93·0!>01 rm~ . _.. ..... . 'I )'" V I\ ·1~ -'-,:.w)t: '~ ~ ' --t ~ t;f1 · -r ··-, ' ,,1 .. J l :.J ::B"~ f i1. __. , T -~ •. ''· ~ . , ~ I [ ,l _c_i;_'(.: '1 i <i€Ji r1021,;TJ ___ J_ · C .. ., .J ':..I . 1 • iu. -... ~ ,... ;, :-.!. ""f'N,'&)"~ µ~t;~ - "" 11 -' 1 ,... ~ ...,t;,.;.~~ Fir r .,, .... ... ,, .. ~...... ~ -· .":1.1 ·~· ' '?ii· .. ;;;::/~$ ... ). ·~ , ~1 1_n ~ r,,,.. . _ ., _ ..... .,. '--<O"«PO•·' .._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-' $ Modtl D901W I LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN ~ 12''PORTABLE COLOR TV -Convenient room·to·room mobility! DIAGONAL Automallc chroma c1rcu;t and built 1n VHF/UHF Antennas Modr l NT I )4) REFRIGERATOR /FREEZER 1 ... 111u 11:: o'i•·,\' 1\U11111,11 i· .111r1 1 ( 1)111, •11('/lt" /)P\11:11 In•\ "r.1c1· \.h •11'! ~.·,n1/1n1· ( :IHn,•1 1 HOU RS: Monday thru Fri. 9 til 9 Satu rday 9 til 7 Sunday noon Iii 5 ·' Admiral ... , ... ,, u<.'••1> \.pt, '" ~· r ,,, .• ,nt .,,, , ·- ,. ,,., v ' '.~ . ' '"'' '. • ~or t · 1 r . ' . " ·~ . ' . .( '• . ' .. . ..~ . r ·-'" '~ ' ... , .. '' t·· • :~ 7 OUNTAIN v..LLEV APPLIANCES & TELEVISION \ " 3 DAYS ONLY Don't miss this Sale! Come in today! Hurry, Hurry for these values! =;:;~_ .... TELEDYNE PACKARD BELL. I ll ) s549 i s '' COLOR TV • • • .......... "'~"~···· . - .r EXP AND... Mother THE FAMILY CIRCVS By Bll Keane {f'rom Part 111 district. ho"·cver, dlsagrt.'i!S. The S1ate u"OOld also do away wi th most of lhe ~bil11y grouping used in the dis trict, sin<.'e lt feels it may aUec; the chlld's self-image. But principal ~I a g n us o n says. "Placing chlld!"efl into ability groups, such as in rending. is our Bible." I Se nt enced In Death SAN BER'.'i1\ROt'.'iO ll'Pl ! -A 27-year--0\d hol.1sewlfc. has be«?n sentenced to one to fl1·c years in prison for vo!urit11r0 SUlle cducalors prefer the concept of ~ntinuous prog- r~. or h:;i'·\Q.g the c h 1 Id l<'am v.hJtcvl'I' he is cap.ible of regardless vr his grade Je\'el. manslaught r in the death of 1, _ _...l=='c' her year--0ld daughter. IF A CllJLD IS ready to read in ki~rgarten. lhe State says to go ahead. This il rot aUov:cd, hO\\C\'cr. in Hun- tington Beach City ScOOol. District. PolU..-e said Lisa Robles died of a skull fracture fliov . 15. lier n\Othcr. ~lrs. Lillian ,..larquez. who pleaded guihy to the \·olun1ar)i-mans1aughtc.r chargff. said the child had fallen t~·il-e before she dil'd - Ollt""e from a kitchen sink and once from a table. \\llilc no dir('('t demand for changc has been made by the statC', parents at the distric t's Perry %:hool rear that unless change is m<ldl', funds for EC!': may stop after ne xt ...... ""' ........ Authorities said the i.n fan.t _,.._..,._ y,·as the fifth of eigllt of ~trs . "Can't w e QO 10 o ~tore where the't"'ho"e TOYS?" f.larquez'S children to die _ ---------------____ L;;....~ year. 1'hc oth<'rs have had fC\\'. if any. dL:.trlc1s pr cblen1s in this l in1·. :.incc their cdura- tion.;il philosophies :ire 1norc similar to the statf''s. u n d c r sus p icious r- circumstances before ttl('y reached 21 ~. Pollution A pparatu s Accredite£l mmHCXSClW I ENJOY A BIT OF OLD SAN FRANCISCO All districts fell dO\Yn in the area of parent in\'o\vement , however. ""hich is one major aspect of the ECE program. ECE CALLS FOR numerous parent volunlcers ser\'ing as I.OS A~GF.LI-;s f AP t -The teacher aide s in the California Air Re s o ur c c s classroom, parent <'ducation Board has accredited 1he kar-1 classes in the •'\'cning. ::\nd p<irent in\'olvemcnt in plan-kit dc\·ice lo C'OOtrol 1•\h:iu•l 1 ning and implcmen!ing the cm i~ioos for ust'd c1us f,·<·il'1 ECE prograrn. 19.l;J..05. JOIN US 'EASTER SUNDAY FOR DINNER Serving from 2:00 p m. 1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH 645-5222 Each district administrator 1.he kar·kit. manufarlurrd L-------------------' contacted indlc:itrd lh<'rt• is by Air Quality Products Inc . .._ ... ...,...... a need ror more p.:irents to volunteer to bolster ECE. of Orange. is sin1ilar to th1· Nearl y Everyone Listens to Landers This Ye 3 r • fully-funded previously accredited 1966-70 districts received money from kar-klt device and to the the state for 12 percent of Gell('ra! 1'.lotors used ,·chicle their students in grades K-3.,_d_e_,_ic_e_£o_r_£_95~5-"'65 car_s. __ ----·-·-__ ---·---- This group includes Ocean ~ ~ h\••(';'l•-t".'i, Vie1\' /Vista \.'i('v.·, ,..lc:u1o"' ·~~~ _. . ~.~~ View, Glenn View and Crcsl ~~ Vil"\v -Schoolsi, Fountain CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY ~ Va!lev (Harper and 1'amura ) . and • \\'estmins!cr <Haydl'n. IJ JI A jf! · Schmitt and \\'cbbcr Schools. I -11'1 ~ so~1t; n1s·rn1crs \\('rl' only partially fw1dcd. At Jlun- lington Beach City. 12 percr'nt of lhe students in grades 1\-2 ~· u·ere fWlded . Perry \fas the district's only ECE School. And at Seal Beach. monev was available for 12 percent Or the students in kinderga rten and firsl grade, at Zoeter School. for next year; the state has authorized expansion to ad- di1ional schools for those ~ dislricts already having a K-3 prograin. and expansion lo • other grades. ior pnrt1nl!y- funded di~tric1s. ~ 1-funlington B('ach Ci t~' \viii · expand to the !hird grade and ~al Beac:h v.·ill include second graders. At Ot't'an Vi('v.' School District, Sun ViC\\.', Robinwood and Rancho \'iel\' u·tll bi• :idd- e<I. Foun1a1n \'al!cv 11·iH .1dd tu·o or three more Schools, but !hey arc 001 st'l y ct _ \\'estmin:i:ler v.·ill i n c I u d e \\'illmore School. REFLECTIONS ,, Reyn Sheffer "Without 1 bellef in per1on1I lmmort1llty, rtllglon Is like 1n 1rch re1tlng on on• plller or like 1 .~ridge ending in en eby11 ... M111. Mulltr Tl1c concc1•l .. r in1mor1a- h 1 v is a CQm(rort1nc: Olll'. l).:alh dOI'~ not S('ll8.l'<t1 e us f1>rr1'<'r from 011r lnvf'Ci nn•'"': i1 is Uut a pn1•tal through \1 h ir·h \• ,, 1111 1nu~t 1>.'l~S to attain an rtrrniy nr 1111.•~ful a.. .... ~oc.iaiuns \\·ith al! th:it 1s 11u1-c and ~nod. J)urini: t h[~ f:,ist<'r o;".1-"""· Chri~tlans T'f'inlc(' in 1hc tri· uin11h of J t·~U!I Chri~t O\'r r tl1.· ~l'A \'(', Iii~ fl'.SUl'l'l'('l fon t!I a ll lh•' proo f \\·r· Til'l'<l 1h1tt nll of 11;. can B<'hl{·\·c immo rl ri.- Jl1y. \Vr ~ln«'rc\y hCll'"' tlillt ri ··ryonr y,•\1111or.-.hip in thf' r1111rrh of hi~ thol!'• "n F.a:-- ••• ' • LARGE TREES EVERGREEN ELM EIJCALYPTIJS ROSEA · • SILK OAK • WHITE BIRCH 319 Nice Sizes JUNIPER SALE • VARIEGATED PROST AT A • BLIJE PFITZER $2.95 IMPATIENS I Gol. Size MIXED COLORS for Baskets • h 1• 11nd thnT 111.-. Til•'~"11h" ,,f I Ea~t<·r 11 Il l p1•n1·tde both hnl'"' lllld 50hH'f' ! . ~~~!K~R ~ $ l 9,~!.i . ··it~ FRECKLE ~ ,ff '~ ~~~~~ ~ ~ 9711 SOllTH COAST HIGHWAY ~. LAGUNA IEACH •94·15l5 SAN ClEMfNlE 1511 NOl!Tl-4 fl C,_M INO REAL 491-0100 You can Charge DAILY PILOT Classi fi ed Ads 642 ·5678 NURSE·RY. 15640 IROOllHURST, WISTMINmR ~ Phoftt 139·.1400 t ri: ~PM ~ ~~~~~~· • IMKI IJJ4 MARK C. BLOOME • 5.20/15 • 5.00/15 5.20 /12 NOW ONLY J.00115 J.00116 ~~~ l.1j l ., 10 001 '" 11 001 li ~ . .5,11(1/IS . --- 171/IS ...• ---..... ;eus AJ:r l .t 1-.'~ 17, '• I• ll ••• r.~ .. • O., lllAO "''II f>UAI~ , I., "''1" '"'""'•'· 1.1,.,, ,. 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SPRINGS & SE ALS I CH[Ck WHEEL CYL. • M(ASUAC & INSPECT DRUMS COSTA MESA GARDEN GRO VE 3005 HARBOR BL VD. lcomtr of ~er and Harbor I 17141 .557-8000 BUENA PARK 2962 Liiteoln 11.,d. l~•tLIM• ....... , 17 141 IU·S SO ~~,r. 14040 lrool<h .... t tc:-w., ....... ,t.t ............... 17141 SlO·llOO FULLERTON l ll I South E11<Ud 11 lalec\ "'orill ol ll~dt fl.r1w•TI 17141870·0100 I LA HABRA 2000 Whittitf" ll'fd. le:_. of Yt11itti" ot'Od ltoclll 674°3666 ORANGE 410NorlhTuilin A.'ftl'Wt • •• • GUARAH'fEEP l~l~I ••..ov(" ~··•Y ............. ..:.. .. .... ~ .. -· .. ···~· .. ~•tto"'•ro"v 1t.t.1c.0 ,,, .. r-- . . ' ' COPYRIGHT 1974 0.0SED EASTER SUNDAY APRIL 14th •YOU SAVE MONEY .... THE FIRST PRICE MARKEO ON THE MERCHANDISE INDICATES THE PRICE FOR COMPARABLE QUALITY .... •AMPLE FREE PARKING AOJJICENT TO ALL STORES •9200 PAINT AND DECORATING ITEMS •EVERYTHING ALWAYS SOLD WITH AN UNCONDITIONAL MONEY BACK GUARANTEE •THE SECONO PRICE IS YOUR COST •YOU SAVE THE DIFFERENCE!!!. A COMPLETE LINE OF PHILIPPINE MAHOCANV SHUTTERS 9•32 IN .................... .2.79 EA. 91136 IN ..•......••.•••..•.•• 2.99 EA. MOVABLE 911:48 IN ..................... 4.39 EA. LOUVER 10.20 tN ................... 2.09 EA. 101124 IN ••.••••••......•••. 2.39 EA. 10•26 IN ................... 2.69 EA. 7•201N ..................... 1.59EA 10x291N ................... 2.99EA. 711241N •..•.......•...••.•.. :.89EA 1011321N ....•..•...••...... J.19EA. 7a26 1N ..................... 1.99EA 10•36 1N ................... 3.99EA. 7•29 IN ...•.•........... ,.,.2.19 EA 121120 IN ................... 2.49 EA, 6Y.r x 13 IN. 71132 IN ..................... 2.39 EA 121124 IN ................... 2.79 EA. 9 71136 IN ..................... 2.79 EA 121126 IN._, ............... 2.99 EA. DUR 7 C 7~11401N .................. 2.99 EA. 12•29 IN ................... 3.69 EA. 81120 IN ..................... 1.79 EA 12•32 tN ................... 3.99 EA. PRICE 81124 IN ..................... 1.99 EA 12•36 !N ................... 4.29 EA. 8•26 IN ..................... 2.19 EA. 12•40 IN ................... 4,79 EA. EA. 81129 IN ..................... 2.39 EA. 12•48 lN ................... 5.99 EA. COMP. RETAIL 1.00 8•32 IN ..................... 2.59 EA 12•54 tN ................... 6.59 EA. 8•36 IN ..................... 2.99 EA. 15•24 IN ................... 3.69 EA. •HAND SANDED 9•20 lN ..................... 1.99 EA. 15•36 lN ................... 5.79 EA. 9•24 IN ..................... 2.19 EA. 15•40 IN ................... 5.99 EA. •READY TO PAINT 9•26 IN ..................... 2.39 EA. 15•48 IN ................... 7.39 EA. OR STAIN ALL ST~~2:s1~HUTT"E"R.HA~·59 E~. !t_~01 N ................... 7·99 EA. ROD TOP CAR\/ ED PANEL BOTTOM HAND SANOEO READY TO PAINT OR STAIN 15•80 IN ................... 16.99 EA. ts.so IN ................... 17.99 EA. 18•80 IN ................... 18.99 EA. ROD TOP 151180 IN ................... 12.99 EA, PANEL 161180 IN ................... 13.99 EA. BOTTOM 181180 IN ................... 14'.99 EA. FI XED LOU\/ ER TOP PANEL BO TI OM 101180 IN ................... 9.49 EA. 111180 IN ................... 9.99 EA . 121180 IN .................. 10.99 EA. 151180 IN .................. 11.99 EA. 1611:80 IN .................. 12.99 EA. DECORATOR FRAMES Phibppi11eM.oAo9any READY TO PAINT OR STAIN I' ' ---. 7•201N ............... 1.09EA.· 7•24 IN ................ 1.29 EA. I 7•29 IN ............... 1.45 EA. I I 7•36 IN ................ 1.65 EA. 8•20 1N ........... , ... 1.19EA. 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RETAIL 3.99 • PICTURE 181~~~:: ,3!~~6.Q~ .. j PERFECT FOR THE WEEKEND eMADE OF OURABLF. CARPENTER. MECHANIC, PLASTIC PAINTER, £TC . ... ---------------- J ;,: ... J:~~1~A9 #~~~. STYLE 101 8FOOT AND 601 211 ,233&234 T COMP. 8 FOOT 8 FOOT .1.ttlerif>r-T:;J{.teri.or RETAIL COMP. COMP. 1.20 RETAIL RETAIL STUCCO-OUR PRI CE ~~~PRICE ~.%PRICE MASO~RY PAINT~ 59c 1.65 1.98 •Cl EA N· UP WITH WAT E R I~=-:"-:-::~""':'""""'"'"....,,,,...,,... •BRUSH OR ROLL •GOOD HIDING PLASTIC BEADS •SCRUBBABLE •l·HOUR DRYING WHITE, OFF-WHITE ANO LIMITED COLORS •SINGLE COLOR SINGLE COLOR ROUND BEADS CRYSTAL SHAPE _OUR PRICE OUR PRICE I I 2 59 COMP. 2 79 COMP. RETAI L RETAIL ·-~·~·~·-'·-'-··-·-+--50-FT_._'·-··~ • 2 COL OR •2 COLOR MUl Tl.SHAPE OIAMONO SHAPE OUR PRICE OUR PRICE 369 COMP. 3ss COMP RETAIL RETAIL 60 FT. 5.98 &<> FT. 5.98 GA L COMP. RETAIL 5.45 •LOWEST POSslBLE PRICES ON EVERY ITEM ....... EVERY DAVI • SERVING THE PUBLIC F -·ose-OUt BAMBOO oL~ggg~ BLINDS NATURAL NO. 301 7FlX &fl BFT. 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REDWOOD STAIN 0 OUR PRICE ~::_n •USE N 9 9 ,, '. ; ALL c' ~. EXTERIOR ' ~ 1 •T~~~~ALITY GAL~-1 -COMP.RETAIL 3.50 ~ . ~ ~ . . OURPRICE 169' ~ ( •PIGMENTED ~ REDWOOD GAL ~-OR CLEAR . COMP.RETAIL 3.95 ....... • _ LOG OIL Standard Brands Poi t & Decoroti g C t 53 convenient DPEN 1 DA S s NIGHtc;oj\v THRU FRIDAY, a A.M. TO 1 P.M .. SATUROAYS, a A.M. to &:JO P.M .. SUNDAYS, 9 A.M. To 5,30 P.M. , •L~~.s~.~~~~ ·.~~ Huntin~ton Beach Long Beach TELE,HONE f71415464st7 . 2401 LONG BEACH BLVD 6800WARNER AVE. EAR GOLDEN WEST l )'i BLKS. so. OF Willow· TElE,..ONE (7141141... TELE'HONE ll131 •:r7.J764 CO~R~.~.h!lmSEY 1635 P.2!.'l'-Y !eR HrS~,!s . en ers locations in the we st ' \ 1 BLK. EAST OF BROOK HURST AT LAKEWOOD BLVD. 2 8 £ TELE,HONE 17141533·1507 1Elll'HON( 12131 •,l-&1 13 LKS. ·OF BEACH-HACIENDA • TELEl"HONE 121ll 19t·llOI ---- • ' . e BEA ANDERSON, Editor <(::~// ~·· r-r .1 'We must staff 24 hours a day. Babies are not born just 9 to 5 .' ,., .. it ' ' \ Births By ALLISON OEERR 01 tfl• 0•11~ P'li.1 '''" Ne"-s item : Elementary school enroll· ment drops. Ne"·s item : Declining birth r;1te cu1s hospital income. cutbacks and closings of maternity facilities reported in many parts of the nation. The national decline in birt h rate has been auribu!ed variou sly to the P ill. aborlicn. hi~ costs of child-rearing and postponement of child-bearing. \\1hate\·er the cause. the result in most of the United States has b«>n lhc closing of maternity units or drast ic cu1backs 1n services. A look a! Orange County's larger facilities seems to indicate a birth rate counter to the national trend. i'\o large hospital has closed its OB \\·ing .:ind one has almost doubled deli veries. But the larger hospi1ats arcn'l lhc \~·ho!c story. Smaller community 'hospitals. ui ih fr11• rxceptions . have bt'en forced to reduce services or close units entirely. The slack presumably has been taken up by larger hospitals. I I I / .. nnr .· - 'Maternity has never been a money -maker. That's why only large hospitals , or • new ones 1n growing areas I survive. Down, Hospitals React According to the 1!173 Or11nge Cnunty Progress Rcp:irt. the county birth rate is still on a slight dO\\TI"'ard trend. Jn 1969. !he rate was 17.92 bi rths per 1.000 popula- tion. but in 1972, the ralc '>''as 14.92 p .. :r 1.000 residents. DROP .\'OTED "Fh·c rears ago. ire dC'li \'Cred 4.000 babies," said Jorce S\·lveslcr. OB supcrY1sor at St.-Josc.ph llo<;pit:1I. Orange. ··.'\011· 11·e dcli1·er around 2,80!1 a rear. It \1·as dropping by 200 or 300 h1rths a yea r. but il seems to ha\'C leveled off ''A hospital must offer more no\\·. \l'c specialize in the hig'n risk pn:·gnaney- the diabe tic mother or lhc "'·01nan '>'ith toxemia, for example. And. 11c arc clo~ 10 Children 's ltospita l's nc:onatal 111· tcn si,·e care unit." Obstetrics units are expen5ivc to opcr- atr. she addrd. •·U'e rnust slaff ?.J hnurs ;1 day. Babies aren't just lxirn ~r1m 9 10 j. "~lodem equipment cost.~ arc high The .~maller hospil.tll. i( nnl tdfr·d lo cJpacity. cannot maint ain lhis kind of a uni t." As an example. shl.! noted pr(·parcd childbirth classes. fet al nlonitoring ;ind specialized cn rc for the high risk mu1her A look at SI. Joseph dl'li\'erics Ul thr· p;ist !hre" rr.'lrS 1ndttales a !r\'1•li ng off . \\'h1lc 3,063 1nfan1~ 1n:rc deli\'r'rcd in It'll . the ntunbo!'r droppc :I to 2.ii9 th~· 11('\\ year Last .rc;;r , !her~· 11.l'ft' 2 :"iti nr11·borns. a d\rl11:l· of only 63 t\I lloa.; ~1rrnori;1 I H f) s p 1 r ,1 \ • pr{'sbv!C'r1:1n . t/11•1\• v.t•rL' 111 t·:>.tt'"" of 2.100 births las! year. <1nd thi.., yf'.i r is <:un1p;1rahl1· LEVEL l\G OFF For lhc \9jJ .;2 fl<;cal ~·car. ho~n11:il of· fic1a!s reported 2.127 births: for l'.li2-7.1 ..i ri gurc of 2.11/J. As of mid·).1:1rch 1rn.1r(' v.a ~ lrss than a 1 pt'rtt'nt drop 1n dehvC'rltS. OB St1JX'1''1<:or \lar1oric f'yk• annhur"d the ·nosp1u11·:; ac:IJ\'c unll In S<.'\'l'ral I.it· !Or~. "\Ve nffl·r a !01 ro !h(· r\!)t'tlant couph· \\'c hi!\'{' prcpnrcd thildlJir!h cla:-.~··s. :11- lnv.' fatht'rs in tilt• dcl1v••rv n.(1l!l :111d roon1ing 111 <if 111o!h<•r ;ind b~hv " Sht· also cmpha~11.1•d lhf' hi!ih co~1 nl Ob'iletrieal rar(• "\\'r mu~t keep ,, rull !-taff fln :-..il.ir\ One day 11·c may ha1c 14 n1orhrr., 11• ihc unit and the next 40. To keep the unit in the hlack. 11·c must nvcragc 2~ patients." Sf1c noted that "people snop around for 111;1rl'rll1ty care. Thry "an t to get 1hc1 r 111onl·,\··s \1orth and thi:v d~crve ll. Ft•11l'r 111~op[r· ;i re ha1 1nR children , so a hosp11 ;1f mu~t offer lhe bt.'sl. ·· It 1 ~ l'.\lrernrly hard for tht• sn-uiltcr hospital' to do lh 1s. shl' assrrtetl. l.ar~f'r OO!;pitals can use ob"retries sp:u·t· !or O\'Crf101\· surger:.' cases. she ad· dod Bf'itcr t'ru!d care is aJa:i thcr result ur !he decline rn birth rate. Hoag. in addition to other fam ily-or1l'n- 1ed ser\'iccs. n.-ccntly bega n offerin g lhc help of 3 discharge planning nurse \1ho pro"irlcs inforn1al1on on chJl<I care and makr~ arrangrrnl·nts for folio"' up home \ l~llS if lllda_;t!t'I! rot\'fj F'A~ll l.IES .\Ir~ \1nl1 Hro1ll·ru.:~. J!unringron l llll'rlt1mn1un11~ ll osru1al , llQl•.'d that 1h" h()~p1t;1l a1·f'r.'l/!Cd i2 h1rth5 p.·r m011!h 111 19i2 S1n1·p J1111t· of 19i'./. tl1crc ha~ hr•t•n a l:1rgc JU!llp !rJ 112 birth~ f)('r ll'Clnth. or al mo~l douhlC'. "I lh 1nk 1t '~ hc<.·ause of the new ap<..1rt- mcnt complc.xes in the area. Thi>y h1111~ in a younger age group 111 lhc r>rtnh.: chilcl·lx>arin,i:: \'cars. lfunlingron inlt'rt'Om1ntrt1!1\' oilso offers extra se r\'icc such 11 s roo1n1ni;: 111 f•f 1noth<'r <1nd child. prepared ('h1!dh1nh in· s!ructJo..1 and \\Clcornes ra tht·r!. rn !hi: dch\·ery roon1 '.\fany couples. ~hr fl'els, "ere <i!- rractcd by !hesc S<'rv1ce~ .. \\'c st>r\f' ~t of f'oun1a1n Vallt'~, also, and w1ti1 rt'<°t.'nll~ thf're '>''t:rr no n1<i1rrni1 ~ ."it'f\1l'l.'S in that arl'a." Fountain Valley Com munity llospital is one ssnallrr facilit y rnar ha:ii opened a ne\\· matrrni!y "·inc in the past 1 1~·0 yc;irs. Adm1111si rator c:CflC r..l~itk said \hi" un 11 \1·;1;.: opcnf'C! lo offer m.:item1ty sen tCl::s to ~·ount;:11n \'allt·y ;1rl.'a r1·-~id1•!HS in a ITIOT(: (.'l'!ltr:il l(lj'rt \101), 01)('n1•d !he l:k·g1nn111i; flf 'IHrch. 1h1· \1111µ 11> heg 1nnin~ :-loy,·J~ bur 'I C'~1<:k tcrls .. 11 :.hould build up \'Olumr 1n !11n or !hr•·" rnu11ths JU!'!! /;.1 11ord of rnouth." (;H(J\fr\'(_; CITY In the J),1:-;I. Fount;un V:iHc'' r!'~idtnl~ t1Ti11o·d !1\lth'f!lL1\' l'Hrt• In '11unl1nR\011 B•':tt·h. Santa 1\na or ·'"'·'•port 13cach Patients • • • and Prudence "Fountain \'a!lcr has n r{'l:1!11'C'l~· young p p11!at1on so. naturally, tht•rt• 1~ ;i 11f'lt'ha<"k \.ftllt·~ "\\'l' dr••'>' ou r ohst1'1/'1ts pal1rn1 s fron1 t.a~una Be:ic:h, l .. 'l~una .'·1~cl :11v! ,\ll,;;~1on \"u·io 11hc.'rt• there arc m.in\· ~oung f:in11Ji•·~ ... scud lrrnc .... nydt'r <11- rt'<:lor of nursing at South Coa!'I f 'll'l· rnun1t,v lhl1>p1rr.1 By CA ROL ritOORE 01 IM Dfily 1'1191 Sift! The framed parchment on lhe waiting room wall describes a physician as "learned , e:itpcrt. ingenious and adap- table." And that goes double for the office personnel. said Yevohn Brauain. As president of Orange C'.ounty's chapter of the American Association of l\.tedical Assistants. she is working for standardized education.al requirements for the job. ' Spt>eifically. she ll•ould like to see more of her colleagues take lhe 2--day certifica· lion testing in med ic:al law and ethics. professional Jiabllity. clinical tenninology and procedures. ana1omy. bookkeeping and i&urance. laboratory orientacion and communicatkm. She set! a good example herstlf, Ming one or the few to be doubly certified for both front and back o(Oce. "patients and paperwOfk." "You hav~ to understand the position the patlenl! are in. Ther~ Is so much they v.·an1 to say." she explained. "Pht! the spouse needs sooll'l:ng •n<l help with emoliooal strtss or red tape. "In coping Y.'ith a family dur1ng a terminal lllnes.~. ll't hord to expect Jove in return when there's nothing you cnn do." But htr capabilities In the Newport Beach office of Dr. Frederick Firestone are appreciated for yea rs afterward. "ll makes you feel so much better just to ialk to her," said the u'ife of one pa- tient. Thai substantiales ~frs . Brattain's be- lief that her talents as a medical assistant aod mother of four are reciprocal. "Aty family experience gives me more empathy for the patients but the job makes me a belter mother. up-to-date on the latest theories on nutrition. teenage ills or venereal disease ... $hC sa id. To lnake sure all medical assistants stay abreast of th eir profession. she in· lends 10 schedule more workshops and sympo!ia during her presidency . such as a mini-course in cardio-pulmonary resuscitation. "The closed chest and mouth·t~mouth tcchnique1 are so simple yet are worth so mtkh. "Somelimet lhere Is nothing wrong with 1 victim except for a bubble thet stops breathing for an !Mi.ant. A quick thinking person can respood with the necessary correction ernd prevent brain damage:· •ler Qdvocac)' or resuscitation Is another way stu1 b<lckl up Dr. f'lrcstone who tt8ches the course 10 lifeguards. Slnct medical 1t5sis11nt.s do ~-ork ·Ml closely 1~1ith doctors on Professional and community projecis, rttrs. Brattain also \\OU\d Uke to Set' better Ualson with th e ' Orange County ~ll'd1ca l Association aux- iliary . • "That "'ay the "'i,·cs can appreciate our service' and '>''e can better un. derstand thelr feelings. We 're both trying to help the same man,'' she expla ined. ti 's PoSsible to be a medical assistant 1vilhout any training but ~fn. Brattain repeats that it's better for everyone roncerned if the person is ctrtiflcated. "\Ve 'll have a better image and better pay wilh higher standard.o;" is htr reason for serving on the curriculum advisory commHtee at her alma maier, ruUerton College. The formula has paid off for her. although she chose · her ca re c r haphaiardly. "I "'as stancUng in line to gtt my driver's licenst-when l noticed a medical assistant's pin. The idea inlrigucd me and it seemed a logical ¥.'ay to advance rrom my volunteering In veter111ns' ho!pl!BI•. "I was as scattd as a fif':)i grader to go back to school but once I got involvtd I beca me clas.~ preskfent. "J\fedlcioe Is so challenging -on! cf the few courses without second-hand books becnuse facts chan_ge constnntly and an anatomic.al y,·ord ca.n s1retch across a page in tl lab rt:port. '·An educalerd medical a s s Is ta n 1 rolie\·es the patient by breaking It down Into Jiyllables, somcthlng thnt c.'\n be understood.'' ) -" Me di ca l assistants must be 'learned, expert, ingenious and adaptable.' Yevohn Bra ttain "\\'c'd Sf't•rl 11 d1'Ch111> In n1a1 r m11r 11"1· t1cnt!'i s1ncc 1971, hut !111s il;1st Jan11a ry. '>'<' <IC'l1\'l'rt.trd more bnbics than 111 ;\II\' month 1n 19i3, · ··1 think births HTC on !hf' ups111ng a ~a 111 11flrr hitt irlg the lo'>' point.'' On,-. ~'flil11 ! oflrt.:1111. \\'ho chose no! to he idf'nt1f1rd . ff'f'l~ "Soothcm C'atifornla h<Js overhullt in tcrmf. of 'M!<p11al ~ ... "Srirn(' ho~piials 111•nr 1Jl!-ou1 !() hll\~ ~pr...,:ih~· '>''1n~s . such :1.~ 1na!C'm1ty and t'ITll'rAl'lll'\ ~,·r\ It'('"' Bolh. 1f tht·y :tti' ouulit1·, 11rll -~f.'l!f('d prograrn', .rrt• f'1'· 1x·n1'1\f' .. ind lh1· p..1t1t>11t load \r:t~1l't !<'Ir;;._. t'nou~h 10 ~11ppoM lhtrt1 .. ''('oup!l~ 11.111 lon~cr to ha \·r ch1ldrt'fl Anti oo mancr 11htrt• ~Ou haven l·h1ld." said one su~r'l 1io.or. "it's go111g to be cxpensne \\hr not g<'! !hoc best possible. sen1ce"' Frr.nkl y. I don't rn1nk ;iny small hospital could handle tilt• expense ., "l.ooltlng al lhe large hospllal,c; is dectpll\'e " 5<i1d 1ulQl:her nur.1e "The birth rat<' I~ decHnln~. although 11 Isn't as obvious a,c; abou t five ye:ars ego ''Hut pc()ple are looking to th<-~pita! th:it has the bl'!':! ('ri111 pmcnt ; the largtst. mos! cff1c1ent t.la f!. Che most personal Slt'rvi<'('S "Pc pie are still naving bablc$ ., Added ~fr!I, Sylvester "~1uternity his ne,cr b('('n f1 nK1ne~·-mnkcr. Thaf'!IL prob- ably \\hy onlr the largest h%"p~ta\J: or lbosl l1l really TIC'>''. gro'>'·111g areas. arc !.UT\ri1ing , ., \ 1 \ ~2 DAILV PILOT t .- l f ,· ' '. SUSAN WARD May Date Selected \Tr. :lfld ~lr.s . Jlcthert \\'. ,\',1rd or Cos ta >tesa have . ;;nnounrel the engageznt'nl of rl1•·tr <)a u g h r er . Susan f':!i1,J/)r!h \\'ard lo St ephen .H ithard Kas~ or Fuller1on. >lis s \\'ard. a senior al ('f1 !1forn la Stair Llnil'ersltv. 1'1.ol!\•rtou. att cndrd 1\t·v!'po~t l!<irbor ll1gh ~hool an d 'Jr:tngc <.'o;ist Co llci.:e. lier fi anec. son of :\fr and Thur~aJ. April 11, l'l l~ Battle Ry JO OLWN C:111c('r paticnls in th1· Sov1CI IJnioo urc :1S for t11n11 tc 11s cant't•r \'1cti nls ct1n be ;1 ny\\'ht•re. ·rhP union of republics ha s a lar- rt•tu.rnng sys!cn1 of l'ilfl' thllt le.ans hl'ilVI · ly on [:O\'t'rnmcnt involv~·n1cn1. ~t·cording to V:1dim N. (;crasin1t'nko, ,\10. lie is deput,\' director of the !nslilutc of Exprrimt•n!al and Clinic:it On<.'Olog.Y, l!SSR Acade1ny of J\.1Nlical Sciences. ~ Dr . Gcrasimf'nko. on a tou r of CJ1ncer tefitcrs in the United Sl<1lt.'5, .spoke to seiencc \1Ti tcrs in St. Augustine, Vla. As in 1hc United Stales, cancer is one of th<-1110:-t important causes of death in t~ So\J(•t Union. There. Dr. t:craslmenko said. "thl' crt'alion of an organizrd systen1 of c;inccr t'Q11lroL . bt•gan tn the flrsl yrars aftt-'r the HC>vo!ution. <ind !he t'S.<:cntla\ framc"ork was t'Qtnplctt'CI son1y JO years :igo EA llL 'f IJt:TECTIO.\' This system has five principles, he revealed : government rC>sponsibH•t,v for nnti-canctr organiz<ilion, free. accessible treatment ror patients : aid in rat!J Cancer oblast ra political subdivision of the coonLry1, "inclusion. of t'oo general therapeutic nt•tworlc· v1ith1n cancer con· trol " and largl""scalc attention to early detection of cancer. The most prt·v;1t1·nt l~'J'l(' of c<incer. fol' both Sovia 1nen and \\·on1en. is gastric. Lung, laryngc:it. breast. colon and pan· crwUc <:anccr arc increasing. Cancer of the uterine cervix has dccri?ased, Dr. Geras imenko s a id . and a decreasing trend has becrl noled in gastric cancer. l{e cred~ "advances in Soviet health .!K'rylces" with "stabili'talioo-.and in ccr- lain forms of tumors-the d~ of 1he death rate in the last fey,. years." These advances are early detl'ciion. more prcclsc recording of data, more out-patient folloY>·up and ney,· combined methods of therapy. Coordillating fine can<:(!r efforts i.!I the r.1inistry of lleallh of the_ USSR. - r\0 PAY , • , To raise funds for a large scientific center for cancer re9C3rch in Moscow, an All -Union Jubilee Saturday wa."i hcld \\•here cilizcns "·orked one day wi1hout 1:1.1y. During the past 10-15 years, Soviet on- cologists hare studied cancer in all its • .~ With phases. "offered a Jlexokinnstic trst fu r the ,diagnosis cl gas I r i c can<..-er. de\'elopcd l'M'v.' immunological n1cthods of <liag.nosis of primary cancer of the liver an d 1t•trublasto1nas" and introduced 37 an!iblastic drugs. Dr. Cerasimcnko said. Hut the country's greatest s1rength against ca1M.'t.'f is its system of outpatient clinics. whose record-keeping methods cntoura8:e follow·up obscrvalion. 11K' Sovlcl" IJnlon also is strong in Its training of oncologists t[inys1cian.s ~·oo sludy tumors•. acc."Ording to Dr. Gcrasimenko. "Since 1973 all medical institutes have chain of oncology." he said. •·Jn re4 search institutes preparation of quali4 fied oncologisls is accomplished through a t~·o-year internship or a three-year postgrad uate study program." Once the oncologists are tr ained and lh<' outpatient clinics srt up. the Soviet Union 's investigation and trea1ment or can('fr proceeds. along_ a 1rell-planned route. 110,\TE EXA~IS E\'t'JJ' patient c.-oming to any clinic is exam ined for lumors. and examinat ions arr done in apartment houses and during housc·IO·house visits in villages. Trained 1nidwives nrc assigned to each a P·lan clinic and each woman "'ho comes ror any reason ls exarnintd for tumors. FJuorograph1c examination of the chest is required of all citizens during mass screening cainpaigns and through visits to clinics. tn addition. Dr. Gera s\men ko said. a public cducalion program is under Ytay v.•hcrc v.•omen are taught 10 examine their own breasts and ottM.'f' cancer i1l4 formation is disbursed through flyer... In title future, the fight against c.ancer in 1he Soviet Union Yti.11 be waged v.ith more stations in the "oncological net\\Wk,'' including "po\\'Crful, many sided dispensaries." more scrtening measures. the perfection of early cancer diagnosis, the applicalion of nt>W methods of detection and treatment of malignant tumors and the use of brcter·methods for scra.."'lling hig~risk persons, D r . Gcrasimenko said. Also. computers y,·ill be used 10 establish a bcUcr S)'Slem of cancer registration. ' · "\\'e ha\'e every reason to believe th.it further perfection of the organiza!ion of cancer control in our country will enable us to reach certain advances in the con· trol of malignant ncv.•growths ,'' he con· clud<'d . Turning Back The Clock First n1e1nbers of the Ebell Club o[ Newport Be ach might have taken t h e transportation rhosen by the l\l mes. Clayton Thompson and Richard B. Hodge to a meeling. 1'he 65lh year of the group will be marked by a Pari· si an Flea l\1 a r k e t . Thursday, April 18, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. An as.sortment of booths plus a Terrine de Boeuf luncheon are planned in the clu ~ house. free tickets Circus Vargus s2so value Now during kids week at Beach 6. Edil'lgef', absolutely free lrom Huntington Center merchanls lo childre n (1 t and under) for full edm1ss1on to O. C. fairgrounds Apr. 19--23 . > ·-' ' ~· 1:1'1'.:0 .. ·t.; .2 E .,"'II .. g'.2 •c:; ·-.. ) .. 0 E " "' >-E "•:; :; • c ·;:: I .. ··-~_! ,.. ~"'0 -)o. "'II e •-~ o .... 0 ~ J :i .. .. 0 c: :J ~ 0 0 0 .. ,.. v:. . •• -. 0 •• .. . , • > l11 MARIN( AV1:0BA.l 604 !$LANO CALIFOl'iNIA 9.1662 • (?!•)6~0770 Clubs Garner Dist.rict Honors r-.trs. George Corneliu!i. member or the Leisw-e World Laguna llills Woman's Club. was named Woman-of-the-year by the Orange D istrict, California Federation of \\'omen's Clubs. Al the annu,11 districl convention 1 a st weekend. lhc Fo unt a in Valley \Vom:an's Club captured !he most medium c I u b awards, 7 firsts and 17 .sec- onds. Other winner s included: small dubs, Laguna Niguel \Voman's Club, one first place; mediun1 clubs: &>al Beach. \\101nan's Club, 10 fi rst place and 6 i;('Cond phicc awards; Rancho Viejo \Voman's Club, J firsts .ind ~ scc:onds , June Date Selected Others arc Costa ~1es::i \\romen's C1ub. 2 firs1 s: 'Vom- nn's Club of Htmtington Beach . I first. In large clubs. \\'oman·s C!ub of Lei sure \\'orld Laguna Hills. 2 firsls. I S('('OOd : San Clemente \\'oman 's Club. 2 firsts. t second: and lhl' 'Vonian's Club of NC\\'flOrt Beach, I first. J\1 rs. Cornelius '''as accorded \Voman-of-thc-year honors for hC'r \\'Ork with 18 comn1unit~' groups nuring the past yeaf. The Laguna Hills re~ident has !\Ir. and ~lrs. II er b c r ! lier fiancc. a V("nicc lligh served as club pre~"idP.nt and Joseph lloll<'y of Huntington Srhool !: rad u a t e is a now is fine arts chairman. Beach. have annowtecd !he candidate for June gradua-The Leisure \\'orld clu b is cngage1ncnt of their daughfrr. lion frorn Loyola. lie is 1hc the largest federated l\'OOlan's son of ~Ir. 11nd ?\IN;. James club in the state. Mrs. ~larjorie ,\nn llolley to Ron...1!d "!orris of S..1 nta i\1onica . Cornelius has scr\'ed as J. ?>!orris. Santa J\fonica. l Orange D~trict Status of \\'omen chainnan and on the district no Ill i n a t i n s con1--1.;,,;;,,;;,,;;,,;;,,;;,,;;,,;;,,;;,,;;;-I nuttec. I --·--- @ aRASS RINO Wo1M11's ApjMrel br . " . ., .. • Normo11 Wltttt e A!td SHOES Ncrt1.,11lhers Clot! • Sa11dol• HOWIH AHNE KLEIN The couple plan td wed Junl' j J in St. Joan of Arc Catholic '-----------l·---------------------------------- Olurch. Lns Angele.,; . hi iss 1 lolley is a graduate of the Notre Da.me Academy and alt.ended i\larymount Cot!e~c of Palos Verdes and L.oyola- i\laryinount Uni\'ersiry. HALF-SIZES HALF -.. ~S FINAL I ANTIQUE AUCTION I • Sprfng Sa.Vrngs Thru Sat., April 13th SPECIAL GROUPS 77c ONE LOW PR ICE! ONLY yc1. SPRING PRINTS & SOLIDS '""" r. 2.10 Cottons and Cotton blends .•. most are Perma Press. 45" Wide. FG's reg. LOW prices lo 1.19 LINEN-LIKE SOI.IDS '""" r. 2.10 Spring colors 1n machine·washable Rayons and Rayon-Flax blend 45" wide. FG s reg. LOW price 1.49 SPORT SOLIDS & PRINTS , ... , r. l.oo Mach ine-washable Cottons and Polyester·Cotlon blends. 45" wide. FG's reg. LOW prices,1.194 1.29. KNIT PRINTS ~frs. Sidner l\as!' of Anaheim 1 -----------1 ra rncd his BS degree at Cal Ru Ff ELL'S Sl:itc f ullcrton. and hl!li ~IA at I HALF-AT THIS LOCATION Howtver, ~ To'Y!i!-c~~)'w~wPH!EJ.. Lail r-oay Mach1ne4 was hab1e Collons. Polyester·Cotton bl ends. Polyester-Rayon blends. 60" wide. FG ·s reg. LOW prices 10 1.98. HALF v-.., kl 4.00 POLYESTER DOUBLE KNI TS 2-3-4 color Jacauards. Solids Svr11eusc l 'n1\rn.i!y. They .111 <>change '""' UPHOLSTERY ?lt~r 2.1 1n ·remple Heth Wti.11 Yo• Wo11t T1k\ ilh, f u!lcrton. __ I·~~~·'.'.'.' '".•.·.·=.:;'_,_~_'·--J. _ Cotto Mno -541·0259 Arlcflao: FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 7 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 7 p.m. NOVELL HENDRICKSON •selection •servi ce •courtesy Tlii• .ctioft wil fMtln fow lor91 com.iplMflfl ff'OfR tM htl, wt.c:t.4 ffttM fr'OM Ml•IOlll'i A.._ Shop phi• tt. 1•9"' ,.,..._ of ._ e1tm ..t coh<HM1 of Mn. .._..,y S....m.y, AnHR, MIMtlOfo. PAlTIAL LISTIMG: A Compt.te U. of A.aerie• 9* l .M-' s..-. T ..... ..._ wlfft clow foot, Roi Top O."-'•· Drop "'°"' S.Cnt..y' .. CW.O Clowts, Sldell o• d .. loolico'''· LftM o. .... Ft,.. r-~· 09lk .. ~ s.t, u...ot 09lk D"'"'9 rOCMtl Mt, Upri9'it 09 0.,-. Hoolltt Cebhtels, H .. Trtts, ColM 1d1 .. c..-,,_ & lock"" pWI fftOftY Mot't' flM 0 911 iffll'IJ. AIM felffwi119 ~t.d Vlclori• Difling. I t*'°"' -4 P..-. Stt1, U....-1 Wlcktt, M .... Top .d w.id ...... CeM ltfitter, T,.. .. Cwio't, Cyl..,. ""°"°"".ph, a 101'9' coUecHo. M M....., & w• CkKU. Gr..tfcrther Cloe~. MiM"Of"I. Poiflttnft, fin. Cwt GI•••· rltchtr • lowl w .. L..!pl. rrJMft j,.., .ct ~ 01Mrlf!Mflt of fl1tt coltc:tlble1. and other stitches. Designer 21 lengths and on bolts. 60" wide. FG ·s reg LOW price 3.98 d. Quilling Designer and Teoc:her (Offen featured in Mogozines, Dept . Stores & on TV) will rondUC1 Quilting Class es ~eginning Wednes day , Ap ril 17, 10 am -NANTUCK ET WEST NEE DLE WO RKS 2400 W. Coast Highway. NcwPOrt Beach 646-2866 r HALF~SiZE SHOP JJ4 0.apMI ... COSTA MISA ........... hi HUNTIMITON llACH 1411 ... ce.... U.•UMA .-.LS W.W. 191...-.W..til . ' JAKE's ANTIQUE AUCTION GALLERY 2722 M. Main St. Santa Ana, Cafff. . IMHr...011 J IN!ll'fCTION S.-M .tutl'fll' wtl o"--..:;" 1 i.r.. -"'"" 01 ~ M'!f i.tt .,_..... .,,,...., ••Mh"n ..ti ...... rM~'/ A11t1i fl, 11 _,IO MM1 lo-. NOLIMI -HOllSHft v.-.t.,.oo Y MANY MORE SPECIAL VALUES! .... ..,°"'~I .. LAGU NA BEACH i11,.... ..... Open Moo.-8at. 9-S:30 Sun. 1 2~ p.m. NEWPORT BEACH 20,.....1"-d Mon.-Fn. 10.9:30 Sat. 10-6 Sun. 1 ~-p.m. .... ' ( -• • Ap ril Rites Li nk ~ Couple s HA TFIELD·BROERING C om m un it ~· C h u rch CongreRationnl. Corona de\ ;..Jar. y,·as tht> S('tting for the 1narriage ritl'S of 0<1'1d ~I. llatficld and G r e t e b e n Bf"'Ot'ring: The Rev. Dr. Phllip G. ~1u1Tay officiau.d at the <*r<!mony for the daughter ot the L.:-t\\Tcnce Broerings of Ba lboa Island and tM l'«t of the Floyd ~l3tfields of Erett'r. Attend.in!!: the ro-1ple "'·tre the at Or:ins;e t.x1~: Colll";:c and I noY.' I" 1·na j i'l r i n ~ in l ('()n1p:ir1llh'(' htt·r.l!url" at l "(' lr\1nf'. ill'rhu~roml f.!f;1du.:1h·d : fro11\ l"IQ!s.:1 (it.1nU.. ll 1;;h 1 S1:hool :ind sllld1til .1t llCC' I GILLESPIE-MYER S ~1 1\fl"J;i Sul--nni;: ('l·ren10n\ ""llhl (111l plau1 F:Hhf'r Al!~n Of l 'l'I of f1cia!i11~ 1 l loilflr att 1·1Kta111~ '' ('r e C:1nd;_1l'l' Youn~. llt'ldl \ll i·r· T!lr~nn1•r1 , John 1;1lll"~p1e,· H11·h.irtl \\"11~011 llnrl H11l>1.1 1 ;..1 \ ('T~ J LA LARGE-S •Selection • Serv ice •Courtesy •:Ila !\or's ~tmc-s. Donald Robtrson. Tom Ca5h. Richard Lapkin g, V."il11am Halley, ~tiss (tail Broc-rtn i.?. ;..1ark Bro1'"1l, Stan Hartford, J im l~<"aton. Tlon Hobtorson, Fred Cbcmberlcn and Larry Broering. Bnnne and Ke\·in Robcrsoo "''ere flow{'f girl and ri ng bea rer. MRS . H.lTFIELD MRS. c'OKAS 111<' bnd1•. dJ1u~hl··r of \Ir, l'Htri c1 :i Fou~t of Sn n1 l1cn1 .. •nt1· and l).~;ui ;..11 .. 1s oq lr>11"1(\ ill a gr.1du:11e of :\eY.!'N)rt llaroc1r l\1~h Schooli ;ind lL1 · I HAL F-SIZE SHOP Community Concerts Collated The bride t;raduatqt from Corona del ~tar IU$ School and Sa"1-er Hustness Col!t'gt. lier hmband is a graduate of UC Santa Barbara and \\'esli'rn S t a t e t:nlversity College of l ... 1w. Thev "'iU Ji\'c on Balbo.1 Island after a II aw a ii on honeymoon. COKAS·ERICKSON Officiant y,•as the Rev. Larrv Fruhling ,,arv:t p..1rents of ·the bridal (.'(M.1ple arc the F. \\'. Erick...Q'JO.., and Mr. and ~!r.::. (;eorge Cokas. all ot Ke"''POrl Bt'ach. Tut" bride at tendt d Attmdan ~s y,·crc ;..1 r s \\"i\hani Burger. f.\ a r l' I Frl'flch. ;..fa:tini; r 1g.1tt', f.\athv Coka$, Brin n f<)kas. ~1ich:ir 1 ~lo.1d . John .\l::igilavy ;"tOd Alex ;..10:1d. The groon1. son of .\I r. hod ;..1rs. Jack (;tll<''l>J1'. of ;..1.inh:i.u an Ul"<lt'h . IS a l "CLA graduatl· l f!JLLlltTOH 224 Ot--irfelr M•lt COSTA MESA 1 IOS H.wpori 11•4.. HUHTIHGTOH llACH• 84 ~"'91°" Ct11trr LAGUNA HILLS MALL 111 Lti--. Worid PASSANTINO-BEISNER---- ffNE CAR OWNERS LEATllER Werillf'• ....... ......._ & nwyt c .... 1 ... 1 IJF'E ........ .t .... ..,., w c91 IJIJt St6-19tl ~lrs. \'ietor ~1atln ff flc ft 1 ;ind ~lrs. ~lo11 on Lip!,Oll collale kits fo r the llarbor Area l'o1nn1unit.\· ("oncert Associ&ion·s meinbership carnpaign \\1hich will begin \\·ith a kitkoff dinner at 6:30 p.m. ~l onday . April 22. in the Airporter Inn. J>ersons intcre:-ted in the new concert series n1ay rall the ra1npalgn head· quarters in the 1\"c\vporter Inn fron1 10 a.ni. to :> p.111 . ~tonday, 1\pril 22. through Saturday. 1\pril 2i . Lutheran Church of the ~taster . Corona de! ~t ar ''"as 1hc S(lting for the double ring nuptials link ing in marriage Sara Reth f.:ric kson and James ~Lichacl Cokas. Oklahoma State Uni\"ersity 11nd earned a B.-\ i n p.,ychokigy and r " I i g i o u s ~tudiC"S at the L'niversity of California. RivC'rsidc. Ji u h~band studied at (iold<'n \\rest C.Ollegc and noW is a pOOtogra phy·art major at California ·Sta te linh·ers ity. Fullerton. ;..!:l ry (;retchcn Bl' i s n c r . d.1u ghlt'T' of the S r n r s I f\c1~neM1 of Huntington ll1 ·:l<"h. bec-;inl(' 1bc bnde of Hobt·rl l.01us l'assantino duri ng ri!t·:;;lt"-.---.-.... ...,_... ....... _,_.._,.,....,....,.,.. ................. , !)('rfonncd in the .\l'\.\'f'OTl·' DTERl' """" ~"hnst;an Cmt<r. Costa I . .\l('!ii:l. ()ffici ant "'·as the Rev. J)r. \\"alter H ;..f:i1tin. aod pa ren t..s J of !he! bndcl!rOOm arc 1hc : Good Nights Cause Bad Daze DEAR A ~~ L:\~OE RS : I that their bodiH art-prh·ate and I.bey must k«:p their clothes oa wbnl tr1\ertai.lll.ng: Frank Passan t.ioos o{ Gard~n <;ro,·c. A!ll'nd ing th<' couple \l"Crl' \1rs. Ja1n<'ll Anderson. Gruct Hay, l"rank Pa!;~nlino Jr., .fiinlt'S Dunn , Ca lvin Beisner and Sohu tiara. The bride is a grndua!~ of Edison lligh School, studied am 20. my f1ance is 26. \\"<.> plan to b(' 111<1 rried in a fC\\' months. \\'e l.i:l'L ;1 l o n ~ bcaut ifull.v. b n t so1nc th ini; unf'xpccted hap1>encd. Ann. I am haunted by tho.~c 40 fact'll'SS y,·on1rn. \\"hen he puls his arms around rne I \1·onder if hc·s th ~n kin g about onl! of thcn1. '--''4--_~--"-~---'@l their frle nd s . Al s o ·:i-------------~·oungtll'n: 11hould he "looked In on" 111 frequl'nl lnttr\'aJs. \\1e h:1d a Jong talk last \\"Cl'k to "clear !ht' air." 1ti SkC'd1"'.i111 how many gi rls hc~had sll'pl with before inl'. Ill' pau ~t.-d for a while and anS\\'Crt.'CI ... About 40."' Ann . I :il1nosl fell O\t:r . ill' rouldn"t cren re1nen1lx·r sonll' or !heir names and I asked ho"· this \\',1S poss1blt·. Ill' said. .. , onlr S<I\\' them once ."' J)o you Ix-lier(' I ough~ to n1arry a man ,1·hen I ha\"C tht·St' terrible fcclings"-OIS· lLl.L:SIONED DEAR DIS.: No. \"ou"d be a miscrahle y,·irt• an1I hl'"d J:l'I f('(f op trying to defe nd himself . \'ou need counseling so you can 1afk thil' 0111 of your li~~trm . Oner ~·ou gel it lhrouJ?;b your hr:id lhat l ho~1· hit-and-run affa ir~ 1\· e r " :uli.ie.c:crnt attempts to pro\·e hi· "as a real C,asano\a, ~ou'll be ablt' LO forget about th t m and build a life together. fi nds herself y,·ilh a great big l;l\.r!'luit on her hands. If she "ants a i:.uard dog she should get one 1ha1 is propcrl y train· cd .-Al-50 APPAL!,ED DEAR Al..SO: I recei\·M hundreds of lt'll ers from rraders "'·ho r:\:pressed the same \•le"'· ~ly thanks to all uho hacked me op ""htn I said , '·Get that dog off the street, lady. He's dan~erous:· OEAR A;-.;'N L·\r\1JfliS: \\"e had no idea our son "'as so ad\"anc:cd in thinking about sex. I phoned the llttll' girl's n101hcr !hat evening and told her exactly what had haf>"" p<'Ocd. Shi' look a \"Cry b:a~e al!itudc. ""So big deal .'' she ya"·ncd. · · C h i Id re n arc natur:tlly inqui~iti \"e. All kids l!xplore. Thar s ho"A· they lr:irn."" \\1c are shoC'kcd. \\"hal do YOl' .c:ny~-L.L.O. Dear L.L.O.: She'~ right. Hut childrl'n shnuld he taught just to make !IUTC the1· arcn 'I l.nto Mime mJschll'f. Goin~ lo a wedd ing~ Gi\i nt; l one? Or standing up in one~/ C:\"en if you 're alt<>ady mar· riOO Landcrs"s complc tc1y ne~ ! ''The Bride"\: Guidt.. ""ill ansv;cr question.; a ho u 11 today's \\'cddini::i;. For a copy . send a dollar bill. plus a Jong l self·addreSStt!, s 1 a mp e d envelope (~ C('Ol' ~sta:;f' 1 toj Ann Landers. r.~l. Rox ::~~.; 122 W. Bank Dr . Chiea~o. 'II 6()6.54. I hardly slept th:it ni!!hl a11d I h:Jvcn"l h<id a good night's sleep since. I spoke y,·it h 1!1~' clergyman and he told me to give !he fcJloy,• credit fo r being truthful and forget it. I even discu;,scd il \\lth n1v dorror. His advice \\"as. "Pui it out of your n11nd. lt"s not in1po rtant Our cight-:rrar-0ld son and the girl Of'X! door Isam(' ngc 1 have aJy,·ays played together. IJEAR A~N l..A'.'l'Df:RS: J They rarely fl,1?.ht hke n1ost '-;:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-_ _:================:::;- ,. nO\\'." Athletic Balance Needed 11a5 ,·cry upst·t 1•·hrn I rerid youngsters do and cacti is the letter froin the 1ro1n:i ~ 1vho "'clco1nc in the other's home. 11 ;15 tn:1d bcca11."'! str~ngcr.~ Saturday artcmoon t h c y e:1n1c near her gu:ird dog and seemed especially quiet. 1 11!1cn the y tried to IX'! him hr µctkcd in the rooni and found lun~cd a!. their lhro:lts. !'he thcni playing "Doctor.·• The couldn 't understilnd ho"' fK'O-ple could b(' 50 "1.iO'lb." llttlc gi rl y,·as undrcssrd. and That 11·oman doesn'! hav e a he Y.'3" "examining" her. I guard dog-she has a neurotic y,·as so stunned I nC'arly l kiTicr. A pr()fK'r!y !rained fai nl rd. I told her to p•1t •In l!Ua rd dog attack~ only 011 her clothes al once and goj command . home. FASHION UNIFORM SHOP A Barco Uniform will be given away on April 30 ( SIG>l't U, FOR Dlt.4 WtMG ttOW! 31622 S. CO.t.ST HWT. Soutt.L._ 499.35 I 0 W-.-h1. ,.5 , ..... Set. t:JO-S:lO .. , :1.i (~(1 1 [i~(\. • r \' ·' . ..., ' . ' . t;;.· Girls and oo~·s "·ould corn· pc1c equally in high school and college athll't1cs if 1 I\" o ;..1y advice to that stupid . ad-J d_lr -brained woman is to ~e1 1:------------_l:====----===---===========-=:' rid of the vicious beast before he kills somebod y and she measures introduced b ~· Assemblyn1an Bill Bond ! R· Long Beach 1 arc enacted ---------__ , Bond developed !he Jrgisla-Yey MY1t See Ouf ' lion \\"llh the ai d or the Cal1fom ia TcachC"rs :\ ~50Cia-H119e Selectlo~ Of tion·s school. health. athletics. EARRINGS! I ' recreation . physica l education lor "ie•ctd ••"· and polilical ncrion t'(l lll-Ask obout our 11nlque 1nittce. and S('\'('f;l l 1\'01nen forri119$ Ch1b Too ! physical education \11.c:I ruct'irs. j Sc/,,.oderj I The need for add1ti1Jr.:>I iui•d·I ing of girls hlgh school pro- grams \\"ill bf stllcnl'd by the :\.c:sen1bly oornmittee on JfWfLEltS edw:3lion. 28l f . l 7tll SI., Co1te M•M - I ,45.,142 4Ht•I le t u!ldltfl Em,.,-hornl -- HURRY-UP, HAIRDOS : CUT, BLOW 'NGO! We show You hOw 10 care for them steo by s!ep. Our curt coaxing SCISSOR S TYL ES are all fuss-free and functional and are easy 10 do as 1us1 shamooo! In- eluded are lamp culs, fing er tumble cut s. Curling iron culs, bl ower cuts. wa sh towel dry . brush ·n fl uff cuts or simple wash and wear cut s. They are all SCIS· SORED. take·care-ol·yourseH ~tyles. Good for any age. any hai r. NO 1eas1ng, no rollers. no pins. NO POLL UTIN G HAIR SPRAYS. ALSO NO SET PER· MAN ENT WAVE S YOU MAY NEVER WA NT TO S ET YOUR HAIR AGAIN. JOSEPH 'S SCISSOR STYLING Hunti'!f!on Beach • . Fullerton 'S'4 ""°"A••· l OS N . ....._., .. 968-3535 879-3863 ' C>i-11 Ooity I A..M. to ID r .M. -Sof, S1111 9 lo S ,. ..... .II - For Weekender Advertising I Phone 642-4321 I ' ' Springtime, Newport Buch ... Jlllllove.r flap pocketizd. shirt -5 com -white buck saclaltt shoes· @)~o@@)~@ 44 fashion Island, newport center 644·.5070 AIR ST EP -C ARlSS A MISS AM ER ICA -CALIFORNIA COBB LERS OR. SCH OLl -BERN ARDO VIN,E R C.-.SUAl S -GR.-.SSHOPPlRS K[OS -HANUIAGS -HOS IERY Ed ... •rd• Sho ~• fo· C hold••n Rob>n Hood -G1rb•••ch -U.S. IC,d, W•tlco Hi Pol• -Sun S111 S•nd•I• COll RECTt'+'E STIOES FOR CHILDREN --~ c ...... D•n<• s ...... DtlKt Wt••., EH11M.1n 225 E. 17th ST.-COST A MESA 548 ·2778 e M.aSlf:lt t HAllOE e . . ... .. . : . ... ... . - ----\ --- 1!GU1oa I•lo~d • C-ol<\ese • Loe,unq Beach• El 5eS""clo •TheC\l7~..toc, lhc ~all cl-Ot<>~~" • »u•ti1>9lon <:...to-• So.(lh c.ast Pl•~"· 1..ogu,.. 111n• Moll ~ ... -------. ------I ., ' • Thur~ily, April 11, 19/"t Club \ Menu Lists Talks, Drama, Music Art, Autism Amy Lettick, founder and director o! lhe Benha\'en pro- gram for v.utistic children in New Hoven. Coru1. vdll speak Tuesday, April 16. at 7:30 µ.m. in Lyceum C. Paclflca l ligh School , Garden Grove. . lier speaking lour i s sPonsored b_v the California Society for Aut.islic Childr£'n, Orange County Chapter, SAC ln\'ilcs the public to this talk. She vdll discuss the n10sl ad· VIUK'cd mtihods of educating au11st1c and brain-damaged ch ddrC'tl. Birth Defects A high c:.aliber syin posiu1n on prevenlion and treatment "Of birth de fects has been planned for \Vednesday, April 17, fron1 10 a.m to 2 p.n1. at Orange Coast Collcgi.>. Sponsorl·CI by the Orange ' EDUCATOR Amy lettick In Bed and Bored? County Chapter, f\' al i c n .a I fo'oundalion-:\Jarch of Dn11c~. the aymposlum Is open lo all Orange County s 1 u d c n Ill . teachers, nurses and others interested ln lhe study of birt h defects. Tutors ~1embers of ty.·o t u t o r training classes In Laubach's English as <t second language received thei r Literacy Tuto1·· ing Ccrtiricates recently. To obtain the certificates, 18 \"Olunteer trainees con1pleted ;1 :»-hour, 10 sessloo course plus obse rvation of an a<."tual tutor- ing session. They are OOY. qualified to teach in one of ttw eight centers in the area. Ona lee Carter, director of tutor training. said n1ore classes y.·111 bc'~in in 1\l:iy. 'Ilt(>re are no age, foreign langu,1ge k n o I\' l e d g c or leaching ex pc r i en cc rc- tjuircmcn~. Fiesta FiC'sla Filharmonica d '-' 1\.lesa Verd~. a ~1 e x i c :i n 111arketplace and 1 u n c h e o n presented by 1he ~fesa \1erde Committee of the Oran~c County Philharmonic Society is scheduled for Thursda y, April 18, In the home of Mrs. Schuyler Joyner. Mesa-Harbor ~l c111bers and g~ei;IS of !hf· ~lcsa-llarbor Club \\'ill be told cf their future by ~l rs. Rose 1 Boeke. a psychic. at 10 :30 a .m. Thursday. Apri l JR, in lhl· Tale of the \Vhalc, Balboa. Flower Show A World Pagea ntry o f Flo\\o'Crs, the annua l 001\'Cr show presented by the Laguna Beach Garden Club. \\'ill be prl'sc·nted from I t.o 3:30 p.n1 Thurs<luy. Aprll 18. and from 9 t1.1n. to 5 p.m. Friday, A1>ril 19. in Laguna Federal Savlng~ Family Cri50s /\ mini-dram::i: about a fan1ily's search for values amid changing lifestyles will open a four·"'t'Ck series of pl1rnily, :ind audience discussion at (;olrlen \\lest 'College at 7:30 p.nl. Thursd.ay. April 18. in the 3 BIG DAYS! Pillow Talk Censored By ERMA BO~IBECK A group of a r c h i tects recently did a survey on the American couples' sleeping habits and came up with a fact I found rather startling. Although the women who y.·ent to bed read more, played !he radio more. ate more. prayed n1ore, smoked more and slept less than men, they u·ere even oo one point. Twelve per cent of the men and twelve per cent of the wom an surveyed talked in bed. As I told my husband upon reti ring the m:her night. "I \l'OU\d have been willing to bet that men "'Ould not have averaged six. 1'"0rds a year 10 his "'ife in bed. 'Vhy. I heard once ... what's that?'' He yawned and turned over, "I hear the dog barking," I said. "~l:iybe someone is messing around the gas tank . \Vonder if I forgot to take my ke}'3 out of the car. I'll check." l\lomcnts later 1 said, "It "'as nothing. Arc you cold ? I'm freezing to d e at h . Probabl y catching son1ctJ1ing. I can't afford to be sick. !'UBI.IC NOTICI': P..ot • .,,..d 0,•"'9 cw" Ap•ll I, 11, It, 1S, "'' tr-n m D•H-., Pllo!, I!""'' ---~~--1 PU BLIC r\OTICF; AT WIT'S END "I've got this doctor's ap- pointment for a Cix."Ckup that l'l'e been wailing for for thret'! months and if I get sick I'll have t.o cancel. Ma ybe I should -take my temperature and get a cold tablet in me." (Exit t.o bathroom .) "There, that's better. Jn fact, I might sleep in tomor· row and Good Lord, tomorrow is milk day. I'd bet· ter leave a note for the mil k- man ln case I miss him. Have you any idea \\'here the pencil is this week?" l ie pulled the covers over his head as I 'bounded for the kitchen. . "Do rou think Da n Ra ther is going to run for something? I mean the way he got that standing ovation a few ~'tcks ago and . . . do you hear music? "I'll 'bet 011(> or those kids has fallen aslee p \\·ith lhc PUBLIC NOTICE stel'l'O on. Something happens Th O h p to a k;d's b<'a;n when that e rt o-ak 1h;ng pounds ;nto h dav ;md & Double Bonus night. If I don·r turn It off. he'll y.•ake up crazy. "Where \\'as I? Lisien~ It sounds like somrone scraping against the bush('S. "Did I tell you ahoul a b11n1.:ll of weirdos Jn !he grocery today? Real cree ps. Thev stOOd there out side t h C grocery reading a sign on the window , 'EAS'fER cat ASS.' "You~'Clon't suppose ... You know what I think? I think \\'(' subscribe' to too m a n v magazines. · "Bficaking of things to tll). u·hy don't you get a longrr pull for this lamp? A piece of den· ta! noss looks tackv. "'hich is exac tly what everyone said when your mother y.·ore navy blue to the 1\•edd ing." t-.1y husband lifted his head and asked, "Did you set the alarm?" I closed my eyes and mumbled, "l did and are vou going to talk all night or.let me get some sleep!" I You kno\\', that sunrcy is ' right . PUBLIC NOTICE I l'Ollcgc (;olden el·t'ltl'r buildin~ \\'est College. Bridge Party lit The Lai::una ch.apter ol the Clty of !lope \\'Ill have a bridge and c:1rd party in th<! Dana Point Comm•u1 ity Houst' Friday. April J!J, at 7:4.5 p.1n. AAUW The lluntington ijcath and Fou11t;1in Vtillc) -\Vf"Stm instel' bl':inclws cf the Arneri can A!i· sociatioo of Universi ty \\'om<'n Ydll meet for a 1'.1edia Study- Actiou Group ssion at 8 p.nt. ~·rlday April 19, in the hon1e of Jeanne Sml!h. Bob Stolte, Edison High Sthool te:icher. will show a film, The Learning Tree. Women's Club The Costa ~fesa Women's ('lub \\•1!1 hear the E~ancia H1~h School voc.'11 enscmbll! dur ing a noon luncheon f'ri· day, Aprll 19, in the clubhouse. Homemaker< A Quilting Party is planhed tor the Coast !lomemakers at 9:45 a.m. Friday April 19. in the Corona dcl Mar Youth Cenler. Youth Is Hope South Shores Ba pt ls t Church .... ·01ne.n wnl m e e t 'f'hursday. April 18. at 10 a.m. hi Fellowship Hall . \l.'ith the theme "Youth 11 Hope.'' 1'.frs. AlK Lee-Warner wlll talk of ht:r experiences with the young women ln tbc churdi. Scripps Alumnae Stephens C.ollege A\u1nnae of Orange County u•ill n1eet at Things From Mother Earth, i:I rountnln Valley shop Tuei-da~. .<\prll 16. nl 7:3(l p.m. !\I~. Cathy ~·airchild "'Ill discuss plant care a n d ch?osing plants fer the home. on this King! ORTH O FLE X Topped by a smooth Scroll-Quilled Cover! Get this great value at Ortho's fantast ic sale price! Comes with Mallress, 2 Box Springs, Ortho-Pak & Double Bonu s. QUEEN $148 SIZE ... NOW TWIN S68 SIZE ... NOW FULL SIZE ... NOW TWIN s1oa FULL $128 SIZE ... NOW SIZE ... NOW OVER 50 FACTORY SHOWROOMS TO SERVE VOU ;. on this King! ORTHO-REST A dream come true! You now gt t high quality bedding at an Ortho sale price ••• HURRV! With the Ortho·Edge heavy-duty Tempered·Steel Innerspring. Mattress, 2 Box Springs, Ortho·Pak & Double Bonus. QUEEN $298 SIZE ... NOW TWIN $158 SIZE ... NOW • J . . . Your Horo sc ope To morrow • FRIDAY AP RIL 12 8~ S''D~E'' 0)1.\RR ob:-tacle cculrl a1 111a1\~ h1· a hcnllh y <'halleni::t• Kno11 1t ,1;•d rt-act in dl n..'Cl "l'l'<'•/11· !11,,11 111~r VIRGO <Aug :!.3·°'l'lll Z:.! . .\void 1 n k I n ~ unn<·C't" .il•,;.11 ' C'hfloc"'" ~1 "1nhcr of ~1·' l>l'\ c;in ti.· 1ntprt"ls1• t I,• ~:tlL'l'rtl~. 110\ srnS.'l\1('111:1hs111 1•1 .. re~ prr~·n nnd .11w1h1·r \ ir~v could (1gur1• 111011•11h·1·1 I~ - 1 t•ur\<!Jy 11:.•·I 1 ! . -. no!h ini.: \1i!1 l11• hJll\t!d 1r-q 1•n :-1h1·r pl.1tr1·r !'< \GITI \Hll :-. \., . ' lk'l' 21 \\ulh.'\ i ,•; ''" \./!H \' ... 1 11 l•>U 11!1<111 ul ! .~ 1! ,u:>t l!t , nti·1~1.' 1t1r· 1 1 ;, :ii:, 1 T .1) • ,, , ~!;on•,. ,,., 1 .. ur·1·i1 H 1 r· Ii 111 h 1 11, t, •. h-..·t\l' fr rirn dlif('rrn! .. ~1~:,. Bl· 11··~,111!1· •·t1<1ul!h h> e:t;111._ ·.,,.1r 1111nd [.l)()k ,1,.J I!-,,· 11!111011' 11' lrll· Jtlt'tl •.• 11· l'l:-1·1·..... I 1·'• \•1. ,~,,n h :!!} I• •1'1•11•' 11 .. 111 · .111 .1n•l ''w1 1,1 r···'' ,u1·~ !.111· hln llP II''''' 1111• rlud1· h Virgo: Use Caution ARIES t.\l:irch 21·.\pril 19 ,· Steadr progress 1nd1ca1ed 1f you kt't'P go:il in sight ~leans ::noid bt>inc s1de trackL<d. On1· Y.'i'<> is umid, brooding rnight tr~ to i'nfl.Jcl ~ou \\1th "bh,11 .. , · TAU Ht.:S tApri! 21.l-~l:l\ 20 , · Flc1ob1l11y now 1s l'.'s...cnt ial If )OU are figid, you lose. Pl11n :ihcad in SC'nSt.' 1h:1t \'OU h:11 ~~ all r rnatil'C'S at hand. ·Rl'fusi' to be Up.!if't by cov.orkc r~ 11 ho compl<J1n CA'\CEH 1Jur· :.:1 .!.11· t.! ("1lh·l't .td('hllon.tl 111t11r•11o1 '• ·1 A1t..1d n1shio 10 1' ·c 1~1 .. 1i.; nlO\l'>:. JUdf'rl'l'llt~ 1\1• -u:1· }nur \..11·;1.1 k !i.:1 .. r \,. ,,ii 11n p\lt\~!!Qll~ h \Hlllph It \11~• ltlrJUITlt':'> l.IBR \ '&·pl 23·()('1 :?!! Build on sohtl h;i.~1· A\01rl t.th· · ir:1: nthl·rs for J.:l'Ul h'd l)!di·r 1n ·J1 11do,1I h;1~ 111ore .i olhor1t\' i h:in ~HU n11gh1 llll:l~lfl(' '\'(1U !l·nd nov. to iourpr1~1· or st:irlll' n1.11i,\ p..·rsons. t!• I •'Ii.\•/, ' \\rl~,f, d I', I \l 'ltlllllt' .1 >.., !!-.l;u· l '' \ y '·I·· I' !.o..t. .ld11 ',,l' f:"·d .111 I 11 1~1· l••Jll' ( 1· I· ' ··~~ 1··•·11t1tl• II· l 1•1 '." I,, t.loot·h• d tl'll't' ,.!' "'.""' .111 11 1rui1: l!ft 11 · 'rflll\r 1.., ''O l'H' lll lll'lll>\\ 1,.u h.11• ·'''n~· of !.11:11•,.. · r, n<l ''' , ,.1 1nur•' 1h:1n Artistry Blossoms l\1odeling the third place a\va rd winning headdress at the Las Floristas BaU is ?i.lrs. Philip Thompson of 1-luntington Beach. First Love is the theme of the entry by a Pasadena. florist. Units Schedule Varied EAS1'ULUFF PFO: Student art show with !he theme \\'hat I Like Most ~·ill be reatured at open house anJ ice cream social Wednesday, .o\pril 2>1. HARBOit COUNCIL PTA ' Annw>.1 honorary s e r v i c e a"A•ards luncheon will take place ~·londay. April 15, at the Holiday Inn on Bristol 51 rcct in Co~ta \lcsa. \lrs. James Schafer y:ill preside O\'er '1he JO:-l5 a.111. business niecling. Kcwsctte, progran1 book and publicity rerord book awards \Viii be presented at this time. Invocation y:ill be gi\'en by r>onald Smallwood, president of the board of education. J-Ionored guests will include 1\trs. 1\larion C. Bc.rgeson. Roderick l\tac~1 illian. Thomas C. CasC'y. Dr. Arthur F. Thon1pson , Orville AmOOrgy and Thomas \\1• Henderson . Jr .. board of c d u ca t ion 1nc1n!x>rs . ~!rs. Richard Riley ,,:ill install the 1974-75 Harbor Council officers. They are the 1\-lmcs. Schafer. president: Paul llamilton and Jo e Goubert. v i cc presidents: Roge r Early and Paul Du- main. secretaries: Richard Riley ittasurer: Earl Dc\\'olf, auditor and Carlton Russell. historian. l\lrs. Deane Bottorf vdll present the honorary service av.·ard. Luncheon ar- rangements are under the direction of ~trs. Hugh Thompson. hosp I ta Ii t y chairman. JIARPER PTA : Pas t presidents of the unit will sponsor a mother-daughter fashion s h o \I/ Wednesday, April 17. at 7:30 p.m. in the ,middle learning center. Ad· Events ditional inforn1ation on the event can be obta ined by con- tacting l\lrs. Rita ~lurphy. chairman, through the school office ... Open board meeting is scheduled at 9:30 a.m. Thursday. April 18. in the music room. ST. JOltS AC\. I Arri \\'oman is the then1e of the an- nual fa shion ~\\' and lun- cheon to take pl1re al 11 :30 a.m. Saturday. April 20. 1n !ht' Airporter Inn. Spring :uld summer fash ions "'ill be modeled by ~largC' Arms1rong. ~lary Flafierty, '.\!a r l e nt' 1-lcvman. Elaine Lee. Karen ~!CGlinn. Ellaine Perry, Jcan- ni Price. Deanha Ross. il,lary Kay Schmitz. ~farilyn Schoen- ingh. Carole \Vallon a n d ~farilyn Zeal. C.Omnlentator v>'ill be ~lrs. John Stone. ~lusic and singing will be provided by The PromiS<'s . a \ocAl y,·omcn's group . "'ho will feature I Am \\'oman as their final selection. Sprin g bou- quets arranged in ,,·icl.cr baskets y,·iJl be arranged by Mrs. C. C. Clarke. decorat ions chairman. Ticket information may be obtained from ~irs. l\fichael Butler. ge n e ra 1 chairman or ~!rs. Joseph Devlin. reservations chainnan. Proceeds will be donated to the school. SCHROEDER PTA: Ne,1· officers v.111 be elected ul unit meeting ~tonday, Apr ll 15. at 7:30 p.m. in th c multipurµose room . Program will feature a k11ratc demonst ration b\• Robert Per- ry of the UTiited Karate s'1udios. Refreshments win be served after the meeting. I.El) 1 Juh :!J.,\ug ~! l.•111 l.1'~ ,1ppr'o,11•li h bt·'! •'.11•11' ~ l•l '••I! 1! h•t• .\ '"'!ii' 'i.·•· of '11<' I\ h • M o·lll' 10 l1old I+,\ .ipro~I!• \t~, ... HI ~H'Jf 01111 111iil I"",, '.of!l•lt~ I• ·•It' .11lr.ul1'.• I•"' • ·. . ' '" l ( .. 1 t ' 1111 · f.1::~1 1:'\1 1 ~!;J\' 21·JUl1t' 21! f11n1·rr n1l·,s..1g• .\djtl'l to11• (l1t1on -. ,1~ h u 11 , Ht• 1l1pl11n1:11u· l.i•ll·ll ;ind il•;ir11 Hll :11n,· 1<hu o1;)p 1.1r' t,t·ll1~•1•r1n1 n•1 1··h 11;111'• ;ul !f1·•1·11;d :JC1t'l\!iur.' ~·.·uHl'ltl dh:t 2:1-\0\' !I :-.ru<h Libra 1nt·'~·•j.\t' \h•TI.. :.1 {'l'f't r1·~1~1rt'"·'· p I .1 1' ,. ' '.lr,111 .. i.:o 001 iii ~·•ur 11 ;11 - \I;! \llll.., l,1· 2,11.t· I~ r·.,., J. ~ru rpiu ,._,,.!.I 1~·1" r;• .11·.i ot •l'HIH • r i!li-; .1.ih l j I • "'lr •: O•' ,•1 !'"I :.11\T ' ' l''• l \ ' \\'h<it :1pf>C'.'.lr~ tr) be nn illill!Jll l\1111\\llllllllll llll 1 lb. CANNING WAX . ''"'"''';""'''· • Top oft y•ttr liomrmod1 je1111 ond j1lli11. RIG. SI' 49~ '! '" Jl ·! .!' •. ! \\,II Ill o\r1I, 1 0 CANNING JARS • All po1pular 1i1t1111 h11111 c1nni11f. • Thty 'll d1 4Mlt4ttry 011101091 i-r1 l 11nni1ltf\ PINT WIDI MOUTH QUA.IT llGULAI QUAITWIDI ll!G . "1J t l lG. 'l.7t llG. 'l Jttt s2s.! s2s! 8 OZ. JELLY JAR§ 11 "Q""h H (ry1t1I" ,1111n p11k119H ~--'" 1 ltoMy 1111111 "''· s2a.~ RIG. s 1 !? JOt. COLANDER • fe1 1in11ft!! lfuih ' '"llttb!t\, dr11n•ltlj fleo 41fl, • (11r1 honcly ol 11111n111g ti"'' RI G.'l.H s 119 FUNNEL • Widt 1p1~int l1r la1t polttlln9. • Stomle11 ... "''lo cl11n RIG. " 44' 8QT. RIG . 'l.19 --~- (o.,.ered SAUCEPOTS • lrillionl pc1li1h..I lini1h, ~ui1• httl bo!lom ... h"tpr11ol pl11h1 •nM, olumi"'"' ho!Mllr\ ' ' CANNING SUPPLIES FROM MIRRO! · · . " · WOODEN SPOONS • S-.tltly1M,toilwoM. • Molllln .,.., tit'" llot .. i.w Ston.i.., Slffl • MIXING BOWU • • ,lllL_-'...._ ........ -• , •• ..., ... & '"""' . ' • U1t lor wa1hi119 fru ih ollli •"ftlobl11 • Widt 11111 t11 t111, hondlirtt, ,. ql1. RIG. $249 "l.I! 1 Cup MEASURING CUP • SN .. ln1 ... N lf l11ltOft. • l/l 111d I 4 tup ftt41JOl•t111 RIG. 34c JI' Rotary FOOD PRESS • Ji11ew11 011y4 tol0qLpol or \111lt. • 5tai11111111011111110di1M 1111111! RIG. s4aa 'S.99 PRESSURE COOKERS "Cooli:s 011 ic•1, -So••• Time{, Energ,~" • (H.I "'""'I Tttddl1 ill I "•lli•n 11 th1 timt 4QUART RIG. s 14sa vit of the loom • 101\ I. rttipt Mok ifl1h141111 6QUART REG.117.H '1S." ~· ----1'-:.-1---1 ,,__ s15ss B Ot COOKER/CANNER • ldHl 101 lort1 l1111ilin or 111111iflt. LATEX GLOVES • ,.,,,,.,.,. , .. ,,.1 .. ,, ... ,,fr1lly 1ttul1t11 ''"''''· • T11y I rtti,.i l11d-4od RIG. s21 ss '74." One Pini ''DIPPER • l 11glt1, 11thr11t liflil~. • H1 .. 111 k 11tiftf, IMMln\ 26 DAILY PI LOT Thursday, Apnl 11, 1CJ7'1 TV HIGHLIGH TS CB 0 9:00 -"1'hc ('able Car l\lurder." i\ 1TI;u1· hu nt follows the biza rre slaying of a youn~ 1nan aboard a San Francisco coble car. Robert I-l oo ks, Robert \Vagner, Carol l.y nlcy, Si1non Oakland . .lose Ferrer. ABC' 0 11:3Q -College Girl or the ''ear. Girl s rrom the 50 :-t.a tcs co1npetc for this ti tle In cli rnin a.-- tlo ns based on ta lent. prrsonalit.v and inte ll ige nce. Dick Cla.rk and \1onda Kay \ian J)ykc arc the c1n· cees. TV DAILY LOG Friday m ··S111nce A•1ken1111H (dr.1) '~!I I C,11ole M1the"1 Lel B.1rkt1, I J:OO (t : "M1nll1ndltd" (dnl '49-Dcro· 1111 llm<IUI, Sl~!hn~ Hatdtn DAYTIME MOVIES l'io "Huuw ti J'ly111bt11" (dra) ·~1 -l•k P•l1n{t , B11b1u l1nge. ,,QO 0 IC) "love IA ~ GOldh~h &o111r' (coml 't>l ---lon>11'1 ;,,ntl!. tJn ~1e111na ';JD0 "Nabon11" l•1t•I ·:~ -1,:o·r londcn. Bu~I~• Gri~!,o• 3.30 £) '"St11ngt•s Oii A lf11nH (~U\11) ·~1-Fd11e, C11narr, Rnbert W1lk11. RJtll llg.m1~. ll:OO O "Al••r, Coodh11" (dill l~ I 811 bHJ SU11•1t l.. 11trbe•t ~\'"~~II (C) "Slreell ol l•"do" !"'"\' '9- W1ll11m Holdt~. :.li<d~n .. M Ca1c1 ll·OO m "M111t!r @I the lltl\f' (dl~J 4r, ---Ahdl Vallo, lr~rt MJCMu1ur. lit] t C~bb l :OO j i ' (C) "A Dor O! l l1nd,,~" \dill '~9---01•1d t.10~ flon.11~ (.!o\0 2:00 0 "lht Tanu rd D"n" (d11) ·~7 -ldl C~1ndler. I 1n11t Cr,,n c 3~ (Cl ''Wild in tllf eo-nlr( ldr•J 'fil-ll•!t P1ei.ley, Ho~e tan~t. O (C) .. Hlllo•R (dr1 ) ·6~-Clrrtll ll~~u. M1rt•n Balum. M1~1 Con "'"' '17 3 "Re bellr oui O"ig~lr., .. Cdr~) JS-Mar1ofle Rrynold1, ~unA Holl~ 11 Li) IC) HN1chtm.ir .. hu~D) '6'1 -D~••d lln chi. Mo111 Redmond 4:30 ll9 8') "M' Su t on••tl\H Concl. 1c.i1m! ~.!12---Mill~fd M1lthtll KOt:I::, t:llAJ\i:-.;l::L :iO Orange t:ounty'11 UllF 1,\cvision station, KOC& TV!' hai: sche:tuled I~ lo\low1ng special programs today. De11uled listing s of h:-inncl OO's pri)irams are carried 1n the 0111\y Pilot 's TV \\1~k each Sunday. f"U•lOAY A'IU, lllh ,,,M.I Jill Cftll!lt'1 Ci.IM"f t.,...... ft l llCQC.El J:Jll Ol-MIOl>t lf'I C11H11rt1 t C I tliOC fE l 1:11 l"l"lt1!111• S~llclll"f IC) tliOCl l .,,. r tectnt , .... , ... ¥ !Cl !(:lWI l:tf !14w-SI""! lCI ICTWI Nea rl y Eve ryone Lis tens to La riders lle's ll•••·I.: r.1 ottcho ~l ar:-: pla_\'S "i1011 l~ct ''o ur l.ifC'" 11gain every night 11.t 11 o'rlotk on K'rl.:\. ('ha n· ncl 5 ~·hen reruns of the Fiflics quiz ~how arc aired fo r a 11cw genera tion uf Groucho f nn:-:. U.S. En_crgy Chi ef iin 1'\1 Toni g ht !7'C(!~rn] l'IH~r~y C h j (' r \\'i ltian1 Silnon 11'ill be pul on the spot with c111rs1ion'> from vil'\Vers fron1 ;1round the na- tion ·when he :J\l!X'ars -0n ·'\Va shlngton Connection" tonight al a o'clock on KCET. Cha nnel 28. "We'rr asking \!l'\1 t•rs to send us questions lhcy v.·outd ask Sin19n if lhl'y had a choncc for a face-to-face ITICf'li ng v.·1lh hi m.'' says Peter K a y c . ··\\'ashington Con- nection" producer. "People sec \Vashin gton of- ficials bl'ing intervicv.·cd on lcle\•ision all the ti1ne, but they don't thin k the right quel\,lions arc always asked . , ... _1o, ........ ' .. ' •... ~ ····-• • Moi-I••• 171-1161 u ... -..... ..... ., .. ...., 571.1221 fWO WAU OllHfl MIH! ftOllN H0001t1 il'lUI I ...,_.I WWII ON( Llnll IN OI AN 111 Another 'New. Look' for Emmys nv JERRY BUC~ I.OS A~GE l.ES tAP I' Telev1!'ion's t.:mtnys h a v c ~ l'cn patch1.'<I uo so n1a ny 111nC's the nwnrds struct ure liiot.: .. hkl' an old inner tube It's t'asy to look back ~hrough nJst awards and rend a history of th l« constantly chlln~i n~ n1cdium. \'irluolly r 1· cr y pr<r i:ramn1ing !rid. (•very t1·end. nie:int a nl'w patch. At one time the N<itlonal Academy of Television Arts and Sciencts gave En1mys for best \\1f'stc rn se ries. best panel. quiz or au· d1rnce.particlpation show. best n111lc and female singers. Yo u narne ii. If AN\' t\l~I) of i;how \.\a'i l'vcr on the air you can bet II had an En1my category at one t11nc. Evt>ry tirue sotneoof' felt negl ected and griped . thr acndrmy voted a rleY" a\1•ard. In the begi ru1ing. in 19'46. it was very simple. Th fi t academy presented six al4'ards -fe1ve r tha n the motion pir· 1ure Oscars. Last year it h;1ndc<l out 215 Emmys fnr n i g ht t i 111 e ent erl;iinmrrit sho1l'S, day time sh0\1·;; ;_inti ncY.'S and docun1cnl aries. Now , the Ernn1ys arc going bac!C Id basics. The a ward~ commi llce approved a new plan that \1·ill scvcrcly lin1it the number of Enirny~ prc- Sl'ntcd. this Yl'<1r. Ac:idcn 1y Presidpnt fiG\)('rt F. L1 11'inr· estirnatcd aboul 7.J :;nld<'n s1atucttes \Vi ii be a•1·ard<'<I in lhr three Emmy telccas1s. The daytime "'inners for the fi rsl ti tne "'ill get their En1· n1~·s in an aft ernoon telecast from Nev.· York 's Hockerfeller Plaza on Tuesday. ~1ay 28. That n1ghl. the prirne-lirne av.1ards_ will be presented nt the Hollyv.·ood Palladium in Los Angeles. The time and place of the news a n d documentaries telecast has not been annow1ced. BU'f TllE BIG change is In lhe cutback of !he nu n1bl'r of En1n1ys in thl' prin1c·ti n1c Lincoln ~how Looking lo lhc e-0untr~··s\ forthcom ing bicentennial. NBC1 has in preparatio n six on~-1 hour drama specials based on l the nolilblc Carl Sandburg biography of A b ra ha ml Linro\n. Three of the speci:ils \\'ill be aired during the 1974-75 season and three in 1975-76. WalJi s Feted HOLLY\VOOD IUPJ ) Producer Hal B. \\' a 11 i s . llo!Jy14·ood veu•ran of n1ore than 400 movies. lu1s been honored by Queen l~lizabe1h IL 11lC queen recently made \Vallis anJK1norary con1m and· er of the Order of th e l3ri1ish Empire: "COHll.t.CI~ "fR.t.HI fllM" "P.t.l'ILLON" "SLITHEll~ A ,, •• For'"" filfl'l1 V "O.t. Y FOii NIGHT .. l>,c~;,~ .. ~,,,~,.,~.~o7BIOT:·~~,.~.-1. ••<.••• '""· a. H ot.) ~1.aa S.A FRWY IMANCHES'TER (Jl, G .G.,RWY IC !TV DR (I( • • • "Sllf'fll;" "CCWS &. ROlllll;S~ •. ,11.,.UOH" "SUTHfJ:'' "'THE P.t.l'fll CHASE" "CIHOltlLU. LlllllTYH .. THl w1.r WIWi11;i·• .. SUMMH WISHES, WIMTll Dltf.t.Ms:. 5"c"t l'tic• lJ:JO t• J cOO I'·"' l••<~DI 5IO~. & H•h.I ll.DO Ope" D.11'1~ 11 JO v"' Newspaper readef• are watching television. Closely. "tARftlES ADVERllSING • l HAT CAN M TRUSTED 11rn11.a r1t1 1mr:imM1IH3 ~ ~ cnlertalnment categories. For Ins tan~, hi the actor ca tcgorle!I. Em1nys we re g1v'n last year to bes t actor in a tornedy series. best actor In a drama serle§. best actor in a limi ted series and best aclor in a dr<lr na special. Thls llnie there v.·ill be noo1lnatlons for . these same categories and wlnncr5 will be voled. But these winners will reteivc ()nJy a Best o f Category Award. Their names v.'ill be annciunced in mid-f\tay and • they "''iii receive \he av.•ard at the telecast. f'ro1n among the winners in the actor Ccitcgories will be :-.c·lccted the Actor of the Year. 11e alone will rt'Ceh·e an Em· my and his name wlll not be known un til the envelope Is opened the night of the lclecast. TIUS S..\~I E procedure will apply for actresses, supporting actors, !luppo rting actresses, di rectors and ~'ritt>rs. The awards will be Actor ()f the Year. Actress of the Ycu r, Supporting Actor of the Year, Supporting Actress of lhc Year. L>irector of the Year and Writer of the Year.• The program :ind cr11 ft av.·ards will remain basically the sa me. "For as Jong os I ls Honeymoon Ove1· for Dino? Q: fs Dean 1\lartin 's ntw bridt co1n plaining about blm atreudy?"-l>tbh\t n,id, Ota 1t1olnts, 101''1 , A: Yes. Ccithy Ha'o\1n's harangue is that Dloo only notices her 11·tK-n he's sober, that she used to ~c more of him before they were 1narried. "!·le likes n1c lo spend mooey. especiall y v.·hcn he's happy with a rouplc of drinks. Drinking is lhc real problem." she sighed. Up to 1K1w. she figures Dino has spent more than a million dollars on her. Guess th ings arc rough all over. ~- Q: "'hars fr\'lng Wiillace's ne"' book. "The ,.~Hn Club .'' about?-1\lrs. 1\1. Russell. San An tonio, T,x. A: It's about a Hollyv.·ood sexpot \\'ho gets kidnapped and raped. Pre-publication . it's already made three book club lists : Playboy. Literary Guild and Doubleday. Q: I hl'ar that Hurl Bacbarach is in,'esting In a mo· tel. If so, \\hy?-Fred Braunstein, N.\'. A: ·ro keep raindrop~ fro1n falling on hi~ head ~ ··A (ell:.i has lo h.'.u·e a place 10 get free room and board once 'Glad You Asked That' by Marilyn and Hy Gardner in a v.·hilc.'' Hurt banlers ... l'spccially if his horscs stop 11·innlng'." The cornpoS<'r has ordered conslruc!ion on thc F:ast Nor11·ich 11..L 1 ~lotor Inn . adjoining his Bo1/1n1 nnn 's Inn in the same ci ty. lie also 01\11s the Oo Vl'r \louse in \\'cstbury. L.I., races horscs and operates car 1,·ashcs. Q: Oidn 't Charles Lindbergh play the Palace after he ~ra1ne the firs! to fJ}'. tbe Allanti c?-Col. S. !\1agregor. St. Paul. l\linn . A: No. Though the ··Uine Eagle ... an ;1rch co11scr1·<1· live 11nd inlrO\'erl. received many offl'rs to makc per- sonal appearances. he snubb<'d them all -including a $100.000 bid for a is.day theater tour. $25.000 a v.·cek at the Roxy and haJ! a n1illion dollars to make a movie in llo!lyv.·ood. fie also looked the other wa y "'hen a film st udio offered hitn a cool million if he'd marry a girl {of his 01\n choosi ng) and permit thcn1 to film the e\'Cn1. POSTSCRIPTS FROl\f f!IARIL~N. To Ronald Bon nar. Pittsburgh : No, rock star Johnny Winter and comedian Jonathan Winters are not "one and the same person ." Un- less Jonnth:.111 has Jost a lot of \\'eight. they're "three" different people ... 'fo A.KJl . Onronta. Ala.: \Vhy has llelen Reddy been in prison? The same reason as Johnny Cash -lo enlcrlitin 1ncn and \.\'Omen behind bars .. _ To l\lrs. llolx•rl l\tcConnar k. 5roalia. Ohio: If you 're quite sure vou S<I\\' ··l:onc \\1 ith the \Vind " on television , ho\1' about' gi\'ing us a · scoop and telling us \\hf'n :ind over 1vhich TV station you enjoyed the famous fi!n1? . To Bobby Collins. llolly\1'00d . Fla: Yes. the late Lenny Bruce's 1nothcr and sister v.·ill appear in the DttSlin lloffman filn1 •·unnie''-as extras. Send your question s lo fl y c;ardner. ··Glad Yori .'\sked Tho!, .. care of tJiis 11e1cspaper. P.O. Bo.r. 1560. Costa fllesa 92626 :lfarilyn and 1111 Gardner 11·ill 011- .~u·cr as ,1urny quest1oris as the y can ill tl1e1r co/!Hllll. b1Lt tlic volunie of 111ai l 111akes pt>rsnnol reµltes 1111 - possi b/e. WEEK. The twenty-five gallon work week 1s dead. It pa ssed away Quickly when people found a four·gallon WOfk week right in their own backyard. Check out this area and see why over 900 firms call rt home. Everything your business could need 1s already here. Newpcrt Center and Airpcrt Center offer a variety of office space. New med1cat offices will open here early 1n 1975. And lhere is the 6,000-acre Irvine Industrial Complex A va1 iety of new industrial buddings and • condominiums are available for immediate OCCUPilllCY. Al these development s are owned and managed by The ltvine Company. Thin< about reloealing y<>.x business.. Can one of our people end !el them show you how to save over twenty gallons a week. atice Spacemm Sloa/644·3433 Medical Space/Mike Roach/644·3496 ltvine Industrial C°""lex/Ctaig Lyon/833 ·1010 • remember we've strugglf'd and ago nized with !he awards 11ruciure," T h o m as \\", Sarnoff. chairman of lhc bollr d or the T e lc·visio n Acadcrn y, li3id. "Over thr years the n'o\·ards have pro- !Uerated to an ;l\onwst un· m<inagc:ible poin1. "It's our feeling tha t 1be proliferation of the Emmy ha~ made the award le.55 1nean· u1gful untl the telttast~ too complex and confusing ln nu \\'3~ do "C "lflh to den1gr.i1,• past En1my v.1nnen. but \It' think this ncv.· sy~acm raisri 1 lhc level of the Emmy and 1n<ike! lh l' shov.· ;ind the ~m· ffi) more cxc111ng." -=--- + "FAf1fASTIC ,LA.NIT" -••IMrt ••dford -Ml11 l'11rf11w "THI Gl.lAf GATSIY' l,GI IN WONDERLA ND" "' "CHA•lll AND THE ANGE.L" -... -..... "THE STING'" •M SrAOIUM ·? .""' ' ...... ,._t;_._ ~ ., "CHARL IE VA•RICK'" ... _ ..... "SLl lrlR" ...... "COPS AND ROlllJtS" l,GI $/AO/UM •3 ~. ...-.U.UtL!l.I ~o.J!J .. THI CONYIRSATION " l 'GI WOODY ALLEN TA KES A NOSTALGIC LOOK ATTHE FUTURE.c. I - •M "JUDGE ROY IEAN" Pl•nly of FREE PARKING lrhind bWld i1t9s Horth of Thrcrtn "SLEEPER" -DoHy ol 7,00 ond Io, 15 Sunday Only -3,40.6,SS· I o,os "COPS" -Doily Ill s ,40 Sunday Only -2,00.5, 1 s.s,io LICll .. l..E IAU.. as "A\l\A\E" \ .'lk< tt '""" tlu..biuu~M-"ii ~""' huw: i;.. 10 11 ·•f· I ~' ' j · ,, \\cU \ Jh.;n 1 ..... 1,,. 1 j,,~, ,, ~ .... "I BfA!RICE AR!HUR BRI 1rr UAVl~N l\IR6Y fllllH11¥ A girl wrth a great lollow1ng: Ewry COfl m tile <o1ate was af1er her GOLDIE HAWN E~·-"" w" "'"od ~' \ TllC PllPIDI 111n c11n nrPl' l !IL llUUHllLHllU C/l r llLIJIJ l DAU Y 7:30-9:JO. S..1., $1111. 1130 \ .._2:30·S:l0-1:30·9:30 Harry Coul will go onywhere o bug o pftvote conversot1on -· • I rr; c pri gc '" ,, fil or· on '" II I fo re rt •• . ; • • • '' •• • •• • -. . . . • •• I Thur\dily A~+I i_1_1•_,_, _________ o_•l_L_v_r_1LOT 27 Still Playing Ttvo Sltotcs Cotttitta1i119 Cc1rol 's Tokcoffs Popular By JERRY BUCK OF All TllE characters she's done. htt lea.st favorite Is the one with which she is most closely identified - the charwoman. A cartoon of c~1rol as the charwoman is used In tho opening title of the S~'. Light Weekend on Stages LOS ANGELES (AP f Carol Burnell siarted playing movie star \l'hen she was growing up in Hollyy,·oocl. She's still at it. AJ a child, she and her graridmother went to four double features e1•ery Wt'Ck. They went early, be(ore the PriC!I& changl'd . "Then I'd come home and get with my gn-1 friends, al¥! 11·e'd play y,·hat we had seen.'' Cal'QI said. ··~ov.· I've got coitwnes and lights and nakeup. I l's really a n cxt!mioo or the child." Th e movie st ar 1ntttpretatio'ns -act u a 11 y elaborate takeoffs or famous fihns -arc ah integral part of· her Y."eekly variC!ly show on C!JS and something Carol .. t-njoys immensely. She . J farvcy Korman, V i c k 1 Lawrence and Lyle Waggoner form the heart of i h c repcrlory company for these. "J DON'T DO impressions. I don 't do 1·oices." she i;aid. ·'\Vhat \*oe try to do is gf't an essence and a look. Then it's up to the writers to to capture the essence of Y.11at lhat person is in the movies." She rettnlly portrayed Barbara Stanwyck in "Double Calamity." a spoof of "Double She said one day she'd like to come · on stage . as the C"harwoman and do nothing but dust and vacuum for six minutes, "Have you ever ool.ioed?" she asked. "She comes int looks around, never deans anything, sils on her bucket! and sings. gets up and lea\'el. For once, I'd like for ber to romc In and really t1ean a room. I don't care fM be'\'. It just became a thing ." She "'as in her office at CBS Television City during a rehearsal break and drank a diet soda and nibblt'd at a lunch of cheese and cold cuts. Old song book rovers were lran1cd and hung on one wall. and placed abou t the office .,..·ere n1cmcntos of shov.•s. awards and Some of the countless things fans send her. 'l'here was a wire sculpture of Carol as the charn·oman. a needlepoint fi.1ickey ~loose v.•earing a Carol Bumett "A'atch and porcelain dolls ol Carol as herself and Ulf! charwoman. lndefTVlily." She is Yt'orking AtTllOUGll SHE has been on a takeoff of Jo.1n Fontaine successful on the st.age - in "Born To Be Bad.'' "Ontt Upon a Mauress" and Carol sometimes hears from "~'ade Out-fade ln"---Carol the stars. "Hi!a llay'A'orth says the theater is not her sent me a tel eg ram ar1er we fU"St kive. It's television. did 'Gilda' ::u1d said I sMuld where she gained national have done the original." she fame on ''The Garry ~1oorc RITA HAYWORTH SPOOFS HER SPOOFER It's Not Ca rol Bu r nett's Favorite Bit said. "And we got her to Show" from 1958-62 and \\':ts 1 r----------~ come on the shoY.', in a number or hit specials from Go.,..·er. Vire may do 11 ~~;;h "\Vhen I did Gloria Swanson before starting her own shovo' again next year and ta ke 11 1 u; in 'Sunset Boulevard.' she in 1967. to Kew ''ork. IAM'ldon or · wrote me a note and said B~ she does occasionally Australia." 1 µ!l:l:lf'iih:l3:fu:i:; she'd love to be on the show. return to the stage. This past She :tddcd, •·1 think it's SwfilMJ SprilMJ F.ttf•al She said. 'You just knock me summer she and Rock Hudson hnpor lant to do other things, out when you do Norma appeared in a Los Angeles dil fercnl from your rc>gular "INSPIRATION" Desmond.' She came on the production of "I Do, I Do," job. You ha ve to stretch. Jf l show and did a wonderful directed by Gower Champion. you don't, you come back by Lory~_., pantomine ol Ch a r I i e "lliis was the fll'St time after the o(f season Yt'ith Q:iaplin." I have not wanted to close nothing new. Everything is a P'tlli ~soLD" Joan Cra'A·ford sent her a in a stage sho'A'," she said. learning process, and you letter of thanks and signed "We had a ball. We got very should do things you're not 1 7:30 Ir ':30 loch E•f'fliftq rt '1Broad Shoulders." little salary. I learned a lot used to doing." ! '~--__".".'.~~~~~~~~--~=-=-=-=-=--------' Tht> floodtidts o( II~ pa5l couple y,·ecks hll\'O dun1nisht•d lo 11 trickle of liv(' lhl·11tt•r f•nt crlainmcnt along th c Orange Coast \~·1 t h only l\\'O 11roductJMS bclng offered to loca l playgoers this y,·cekl·nd. Tilosc remaining on stage after last we-ek's plethora of c\o5ing performan('('<; ,1 r 1· "~tan of L.• ~lanch:i" :ii ~ba~llan's \\'<'<:t P 1 •1 n •' r Pl ayhouse in San L'lf'nll'ntc and the Irvine Comn1un1ly TIX'"ak'r's production of "~ton· day's llero." "l~A ~1ANClfA" C'Ontinues lo :itlract la rge cro11ds to thr dinner theater at 1-IO A\'t>nicla 1!1co y,·herc John 'Fer7ili..~a directs A l:irgc con1pany hr;1d· l'<I by Jeff \\o'arrl'n (lg !)Qn <~ulxote :ind H I a n ch l' ~lickelson as Aldo111.a. O!hl'r fe atur('(! pc rforml'rS art• Ni<'k Furti('('ll l\. ~lorgnn ~lacka;. . T<.1ry lsmond. 13rUl'C Stidham and \'ick1 Sch\\ar11 Pcrforn1ant"f's ar!' g 1 \' t' n \\'cdncsdays thro11i;:h Sundays :it 8:40 follo1\•ing d1nn!'.'r, ~·hich b<',i::1ns at 1 o'clock. Hescn·:i· lions 492-9950. It J'ltl THllU TUIE I 'l ll ).Jiii W-y Alltfl "SLEEPER'' + "COPS & ROBBERS" lntern1issioll' ,/ Tom Titus the 11 u n1 :i n 11 1 (' .;; H;1!l Playhouse on the ll' Irv 1nt• 1·ampus. lleservat1ons 551· 71!97. TiiERE'S STILL 11n11• 10 catch the.· lall•:<\ 11r0<.lutnon ot !ht~ Ch1!dr1'n'' 11HX11<'r <:111! l of :\('\\'J-..irl llRrbor T.in1t:l11 1• closu1.: n1i;hl for "Thr 11.11!,1d of ll;irb;ttl•l!a" on thl' 11.irOOr l11!!h School slai.;l' {:ordon r caton is d1rrl'!in~ !ht· rnus1ral f.in\,1:-.\, \1 1\h Bt1rr, Gallt•\Va)' Pla11 Series i11 Fiji I s'la11cls 1101.LY\\'OOD (l:-Pll "IL1~· and I ht1 \'t' for111rd non tiallo.,..·ay, y.•ho play' d('-H 1'· J'rOl.lut·t1ons." h,· .... u1l. !<'<"111·(' I-Al Hrol'·n in "Iron-··and \\'t'rl• go1n~ to lllr>1 :q 1'Jdt>." has h11cht'<i h11' f111un• 111•11 n1h1·nturt• dr:irn;i 0111 to a star narnl-d Ht1vrnond thi·rt•. ·nus 111111• I 11on ·1 hl· Burr ~·ho stars 1n 1ht· ·Sl·ru's· pla.1·1ng a d+'lf't'll\'r title rol1.! and l\'lll foll!l\\ ln1n ,-~-----------::~ to another series "l\·e really lik1'CI 1111rkin~ with Rny for the µ;1~1 :-('\'i•n years,'' Call11v.·ny ~aid "\\'e h:i\·e one more St'<l...on Ill ~o in 'Ironside' and thf'n 11f' h<'Hd for F11i." ... ,,._Woodw.-d "SUMMEa WISHES, WINT Ea OlUMSM !,GI .t11:s .1 1884 Newport Co,to Mtso S41-ISS2 NOW thru TUESDAY 2 Acadomy Award Winn~rs! IEST ACTO• JACK LEMMON "Save The Tiger" ,., .... llST SUP'PORTIMG ACTlf:SS TATUM O'MEAL ... • .,.o ....... "Paper Moon" '""' n1u ... 1l' rornpo'-1'Ci and ('On- du<·tnl h\ I ~"in Honor f Cur· t 11n :11ll•' [111 IO!lih!'lt':. 0 llO~l'r i' 7 1(1 l' 1\1 11.\t h. 1..\-..T ~1·,1,on (,old111 \\l"•t <'nll••g,, t\11111• up \11th l.ln '1l'lf'1 n.11 rlult'lrt"rf~ n1u,H·,,I pl,11 11r11l•·n by t_:\\C t'lrama 1n~tri11·1(l!' 1 'h.1rl1'" \lltr:h1•1l 1·n· 111.-d Tht· l\1ni; ~ 1·1, .. 1 · If ~OU n11s<:.1•d II during ll~ run JI 1h1· ;·oll t·i.:r. ~ou t·,111 r.1tl'h 11 l1•r fr1~· ~unda\' r\1•11· 1:l;'. )lh1 h1 11111111~ 111 °1\(X'f:. ( 1l.lr\1:1·l ;,11 \\!11 ·1 1• Ch1• -"hOll 1111! t;. c.·1·1.1"\ .ii Ro'clock. Th• "'!"··1· 1 v11rf'rn~ a l..1ni,:I\' l1"n 'B·1l11nd lt.1r.11a( 1 1~·hO 1!r •111' ;1rto1rh1'Cl 1•1 ;111 1n- lt•lli..:•·11t 11. ,! l\ri. ,\dJll1-" 1 ,1ntl for!Hd ~ 1~1.·ry .1111111:11 !11 1'11· Ju11.;t1' fron1 !'11ra1rh11n:. l\rnl .lohn~11n. 11t•1! k11n1111 111 t"<1!!1T11ln11I~ lhi':otl'r l'lrt']('~. d1n:t'IS !ht• h•lt'l'l-"IO!I l'l'r ... 11)11. '1.US '"ILUE WATll. WHtTl DU.TH• St_.., fridsy "ROMEO & JULIET" • "'l•OTHB: \OM. SISTB: MOOH" WIMMER 2 ACADEMY AWARDS "SOUND " -"~Cl!EEMPLA Y" ''A gangster picture, a love story .•• a superior film.'' ,• • I• • PAI.IL ROBtRT NIWMAN RlDfORO ROBf:RT &HAW r~ ... 8r.!/l''"'llF!r.PQ(l(JUCh. ·'I~ A GEORGE RCH Hill FILM 1Hf:&TIN6 A RIOWlO 0 Z>N.D./OltJU ~ 01! Sl:NIA'.IO'I P'BfOIM.t.MCI SCHlOVll 'WM,.n..,..fri...s.t~S... 11:00-:t:I M:J~K4 .... l l:IS ...._.T .... 7:1J.t:l0 ACADEMY AWARD BEST PICTURE l'INF.\IA Cf~'ITF.R MAl2QI J.? •n.tM\ (()<,. A MO,,. • o;J)9""414 I A -A--mllAJ.l -M-~ AL'MCINIJ. ·BER1iw:o" Ill ,._ Ml ;a., 9 caotT1I: M»llN WAWNI~ I. • • . . • . • • ... ~. --1 . . . . . . . . • •,.,· •• I •• c l\f If.I Cf~H R HA~ftOl AT A{)A lol', IO'tl .. Mt\t · 919414• • n..-~-· c.ne Hockman . "The CorMlf'SOtion" .. _ .-.. .... r .. ~,., . Francis FOid C"f'POlo --· Jol\'1 Cazale ·Allen Garfield· Cu-dyW~iams HOLIDAY PH:FOIMAHCE SCHEDULE l·l-S-7-•·l I MM.• TM._ 7: IS-': IS ..• "--«""• .. l(OWAlllD HARBOR.:::.2 "••to• ... 'ID •• , WIUOfl .,. .,. ••U. .... Ol7 " 'BWING SAOOl.ES' tS • COMIO'f llOT, noTOt.1,1 L~ FOi U.l.lt-MTll. DOM'T loll5S m .............. lw-4 ..t -..... ._..,, ......... ~ ........... ~- RATED R -&f!'#ll'd Klein, WNEW· TV 2_..tw...,...o..ty _._.. "'lltMlll DOii IT HUIT"' -....,.., KAP.En BLACK ;con w1uon /Am WATER/TOI LOI/ (HILU BRUCE DE Rn Tom HOL\O.t.Y M.t.TIMf:f:S OAllT Wf:D. TH•U $U~- 2:0().4: 30· 7: I S-9:4 5 MO!ol~TUIS, lWlHIH<.iS AT J:IS·•:'S STAI$: ......... ··~ .. , ...... """ IPGJ 2D.W.'~~~ji~ IPGI • <G•I' ••• •'•II••··..-... , • ......... -...... . RATED R ACAO. •W•to ~fl: MAISH.to M&io+ol •JANIS C.AAH ,LUS ACADIMY AWAID WIHHU lest ~IMJ Actor': JoM Havww In ;m4e; Ju.pfr C!tqasr .tJ.JO STA.II Timothy Bottom.1 '""''"' Wagner f ;e ·?-... -:9;· ;ii •i . . . . ;. • • • • • .! " 1· 1: Cl~f.\I Atl'NlfR JtAQQI lti1' ~VI COSTA MBA • <Jntt•I • 97'·4141. .. S"TilS; -f·~~~ -""-'!!, H 'llC·TI' KEITH CARROAtNE • SHELLY DU VAL A.LSO ACADEMY AWAaD WIMMEa -IEST ACTJ:ESS Geor:ge Segal .. ~-• .. n1o ··A Tuuch Of Class 1PG1 ... ······ ....... ····· .. • • •1ac; .. ·•~D AT 0 L .. 1' • ' ••• 'o••• ~--• ••~ ""'"' ,_.. eo; s•oe • .,.,,." .. "'"'" •t.•I:" C~USMOUOA'f MA Tl MEES OAILY :::;,.., \ ' ~ ohe tt.;1 2N STARR\MGo f-1,.d Mat.Murray Clons L~11c,.man lol;ur1 Ru,a,elt Harry Morgan ... _ 911"1 " *' '\l ro1u ¥UA • ,.. • J •\111 ,., "" IN MISSION VIE.JO ....................... EDW ARDS CINEMA VIEJO • ,,. &f .... , •• ,. "'"''•n STAR S Ml\X VON SYDOW • LINOA'BlAff~ ELLEN a uRSTYN • JASON 1.-llLLER rf~MA .... Cf SCHIDULl MQM...WID -THUIS . 2'0~\: ... 10·' 10· I I ~0 Fii. -2:06.4 20·4 so.•:lO.t l·SO '" T .. su~ I 1·4S --..1.00 , ....... 4.20.i..SO.f"10.l I ·SO HOLIDAY MATINEES DAILY OODYALLEN AKES A NOSTALGIC LOOK "ATTHE FUTURE. , 1•1; ·:: • 28 lJAlLV PlLOr Thur~day, April 11 , 1974 ~~~-r-~~~~~-"-~---'~- PU BLIC f'l:OTICJ-: NAMI STATIMIE NT f'ICTITIOUS I USINESS PUBLIC NOTICE SL,.·l•l•S ,.,. +ou . ..,,.,n9 11*•\I"' Ii; oo.n~ DU\IM!.l ITATlMIENT OF AI ANDONMIENT OF USIE OF FICTITIOUS IUSINE\\ NAME l ne to110 .. •"'1 Pl'''""\ n•ve 11011/>IJMeu ... OEE.'~ NUT II IT ION (ENTER, H9t !tir 11\.<il o! tne ht!>!1~10 l>ll•k t" ne"'"' Warn~r Aven.,., FOOM•ln Vtlltv. WIL L I A M L V 0 N (_ l AS~ IC (<lht<>rnla 9?10. Aul OMOfll l f' .i 1119 f>l•'""ll•, (~1• M•'• r Def-, G~nc·•I l'•·tr···· 11111 Mt• ... C<lll •O•ll•• LO<> Mc.doel<> ~It"'!, Fo<1MAm V<lllt1, '"' h,11110...• """"'" "~"'' t<t~tfecl 10 r.,i.10/'n<" t ]J'Oll •DO~ "'"' ule<! '" O<•no• Cou"'' ~n '"'• t>«..... " <O"O\fCIN '" A """'<" lO. 1tn L'f.llTFO ''"'PTNr 111\MIP w111 .. orn l•on ...,. ... ,. l·~ i oll!I >l~o·, I 0... Nt,.,·l)Of't 8t•<n, Ce 916'>(l tC.t•1•r•M PM1Mr Oonel<nt» "'~' c-ucll'<t 01 • 1th C..r1er1I Parl~""'P lt lCMAA:D a. lYMN SIQntd o~n~l!I u,.,,<l•~n ••t Newport C.,n1t• O•, Ste Ill! F·IUJI Newport lt•(tl, CfhlOtni• •111-11 Put>h,l>ed O'•<lQe ('Q/J\I D•1lv Pllcl Ttle-M llU J ...0 ... SIG lld<on 11, 1& •• 1n<1 Al!•ol 4. ll. 191" ~1 Ii • F l1S90 Publlohed D•e"'le C11<1" O<t•l 1 P•l~•.1 l'UHLIC l\'OTICE Me•"I N. , April 4 ~~)j IOiJ·li -------~~~-------I I 1"1 l'UHLIC NOTICf'.: SUPEltlOlt COUllT OF TME ----STATE OF C"'LI FOllNIA FOii ~,t-1"·141 U THE COU Nl'I' OF 0 11 .. NGE FICl !TIOUS BUSINESS No. A·1t110 NAMIE Sl A.TEMEN T NOllCE OF MEAlttNG OF PETITION Tn~ f~110 ... •n<1 ~'10'" dlf n"I"~ FOii PllOIATE OF Will ANO ,.-0 11 bu>0ne<1 ·~ lETT IEltS Tll,lAMENTAltY ("'l 'S N'Ofllt[HO• .. £~ I"!(. 11700 f.."<••e "' JAME~ 11 ""'lllltS. •'" NO""'""""'' Rr.vl~••to. ""'"~""'°"'·JAM[' HENllY llAlllllS. °"'''•'"'· (ahfo•noe "714J '10 fl([ 1 ~ H[R~IV C.IVEN tne< l Al"\ /,\ t ~ (Riii"'"'~ ro•PoP•l1on, SE(UlllTY P4(1FIC N ... TION"'l !!"'NO: 1>10> Nor•'> HJ<IJO< Bovt-'~":I, Vt•oeto "'' 111,•u ""'"'" • Pt.'l••lon tor 1>tooa1e 01 G•o•<'. C~lol '" d •16•l J,.11 •no f'J" • •u•n<t ot Lelle" '"'' ~u "'~'. " ' ""~<'!XI Di a '~" '"'' n• '" to '"' Pl''""'"'' re1e ..... e cor1>otMoon ltt ~.,.,., " rn.ae kl• IW'11'>tr ll~tl•t ul•'•· c ~n·~ rt 1 d"" m-•t "~ '"'" nno 11+•te ol "t~""9 '"" l\Otl<"! A (~!noun ,.,~,;a~~1 •~me l>d~ t1tcn •et lo' All'•I 2J, 1~1~. "' ("I\ \IJ!~m~·" •~\ !dNI • ''" II\~ ~ 1~ d m ., "' l"t C0l"lrotln1 ttl c-•• Cle'~ o~ O·~nge Co""'' on M11rrn Oc'Od••mtM No 1 ol ~elUri, "' 100 u. I~'' (•V'< c~~"'' o .... Vlt·.I. In 11'! t .1 .. QI • F.JJU• ~1~1• ,\n• C•hfo•n••. Puol"nt;f O<·n~e (~a" DA·\,. P>101. O&lf'lf "'"r.1 1 1~1' Mdt(t n. 19. •n<I "0"1 '· 11, !~H "11 It WILLl,1.t.\ E ~· JOHN l'UBLI C t\OTI Cl:: I 1'11 NOTICE TO CllEOITOllS SUPEll lOlt CO UllT OF THll!' ST ... TE OF C•LtFDllNI• FOii THIE COUNT'!' 0 ,.-OllANGE No. A-1t11l Eo•l1te l>Kt•sacl- ot JE:~51E G. PEDLEY, NOTICE IS HEllE8Y GIVE N to Ille crt<lllors of !/'It et>cvt l'dmtd dec~nt tl>At all penon\ n1vo"11 tl••m• oqein•I '"• >•i<I oe<eaenr ~rt •e<111!re<1 ta lilt lll•m. "''"Ille ....,,.,~r\O "°"'""''•;.,Ille """I ot Ill• clet~ al'"" •bovt ..,t,f!<!d courl. "' !O "'"'en! lll•n• "'''" t~ nece,\iHV vou<~••· 10 lht Yndo,,lqnt'(I ~1 r11" ol!,<t or h;i .i111•nev. 11 08E:llT W A NOj:ll~ON, :io1 E1•1 Colo••Oo e<vo . Nu 101 P11•..0tnt , C•l<IMnl• 91101, ""'l<Q I• I~ Ol•<e ot l>u'"'"'' ot 11\e llrlOl!•MQMd 011 111 mt1!ero pe<t••n•fl!I 10 llW e11a1~ or \d •<I <ltceoent. W•'"'" tour m""1"' •lie• 1114" '"" p,,l)ltc••·on o• 1111\ net.<• 0•1r<1 "'P'/1 1. 1t1• PElllSON L PEOl£'1'. E •t<Ulor OI lftt ..,,11 o• 11\f ltlOVt nd..,~d CIK~O•nl ROBERT W, ANOEll50N JQ1 E11t Colot•Oo Blvd., 'lo. 102 P•W<l•n•. CllllMnl• t llDl AnorntY IM E•KUIDI' P1J11li1Md D••~ (<MUI Dallv Polo!. ,o\Qtll ~. 11. 11, 11, 1111~ 1 lU·7• PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CllEOI TOllS SUl>IEll tOlt COU RT OF T H£ ST,t.TE O' CALIFOllNl,1. FOii THll!' COUNTY OF OllANGE E1ta!e ot 0..cea!O<l No. A·lt1U LYDIA EDGCUM BC . NOTICE IS HEllEBY GIVEN to me ~red•ll>I• DI 11\t •<l>r>Vft ""'ne<I (It( ...... <!! the! olll llf''"°"' hdV•n<J (laom• olQeln,1 '""' '•Id !leCKlt<!t "'' "'<!llirl!G IO Iii• l!lftnt ""1" !~ ""'""'' v u""'"""' '" !lie otfkft or '"" cler~ of 11\e otiove entrtlt'CI couf!. 0t to 1>"•1.,111 them. ,..;rn 1hft Mce«a•v voocl\01'\. I~ mt umte,.IQ<11'd "I<:: o Do~11ld A /,.l.c:Car!•n. HOO naam" Su>!e :ll\, Co•t• Mesa, Cali•or<11A. wllicll Is ft>e 11!•c.t ot llV•'~""' ot lh• vft(ler1l~<1c<l ;., all mane•• lll!•ta,nloo lo t~e eo.le1., o! ~ .. ,d dec~enr ""tllln •our ..._,,., •llor Ille 1+<!.1 wDl•ta•"'n of '"'' ''"'''"· Co"""' ("'•~ FOllST E"I. GEMMILL and F,l.llMElt 9Y: lloblrl L. WHVlr - t00 WtlSll"t llvO .• S~•lt UOO L111 An<Jllt\, C1lll-• tocll Ttl: C11l) t1t·01tl AllDrnt¥S 10<. P1lillontr Puoti•lled or~n<i• Apro! ,, }, 11, 191• Dally l>olot, 1186·1• PUHLIC NOT ICE SLP.1t1fl SUPIE lllOR COUllT OF THE STATE o,.-CALIFOllNIA FOii THIE COUl'IT'I' OF ORANGE N•. A·7•504 NOTICE OF HEAlllNG OF PETITION FOii PllOIATI!! Of WILL Al'IO FOii LElTEll ~ TE.STAMIENTAllY [\M!t ot GEll,.RO F. MCS~ ... Ell Oe«•d\t(I NOTICC IS HCREBY GIV(N Ill•! l>Alll!CIA Hl:llZ()(; 11•\ "'"" herr•n A pt'hl•"'1 IO< P•Olhllt OI Woll •l'lf "'"''"°""'• rrl~••ntt lo who(ft 1, m\Ot lo• !urt11e• 1>Mli<11l•r\. •nta"r>g !llf •lime "'' been -et tor APlllL 23. \97• . .i t ::JO •.m. ;11 mr rouriroom ol 0..p~tlment No. l ol ""'~ court. ti 100 Clvlt (e.,te• Drive Wt1f. In IM (lty ot ~•111• "'""· Cal1!0>r<'ll1 Ol!tO 41)<'11 l , 191• WILLIAM ~ ~I JOHN County Cle•~ l"ATll lC IA HEllOG HOI E. CN1t H....,, CDl'Dfll clel Mar, C1lllorni1 tU11 !114) •ll·HIH At!orMY lor PtUtionor P"nh1he<! Or•nOf! C""~' '• I, 11. 191• 01lly Piiot. Apr1t 1 l!l-14 ------ PUBLIC NOTICE Sl,·/11tt SU,.ElllOll COURT OF THE STATE OF CA l lFOltNt"' FOii TME COUNTY o ,.-OltANGE No •'.1tS01 NOTIC E OF HEAll!NG OF ,.ETtTION 1'011 1>1109ATI! o,.-WILL ANO FOii l EllEllS 0 ,.-ADMINISTllATION WITN THE WILL ANN l!ll EO NOTICE IS HEll EBY C.IV[N !II•! P4TlllCIA LYW MALONE Y 11•> l•\f<l Oiied M~rtll It, 191• M•rl• E !J111nert. E:•t<Utro• • lle•t•n • P<'llllori tor Protlalt al Will • ...., fllf !nuance ol Lt tltt5 ot A!lml"'•'r•tlon wllll ttwi Will Anne•ecl to "" 1Mlil1-r, 1ettrenco to wnkh i> m-!or '~'"'"' "' 1ne WUI c.I the •t>cvt IM~ <lt!<t<lenl DOl'IALO A. McCA•TIN HOO Aaam•. Sll•tr ]II Cos!• Mnl. CalUornla TtltPi'oOnf : !>OO·Ul1 AllDnltY lor E•e<11trl• Pflrllcular1. illald <oort, a1 700 P uDli"''"ll Oranoe (O<lSI D.•llv Pllol. M••Cll n, n, llnt (l!v of :,.Onto} A"'1. (t!tll>fnl•. Dated A.P<'i1 2. 197~ "" .. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME ST•lEMENT toltcrwonQ "'"'"" Is <1oln11 WILLIAM E. SI JOHN ColtnlY C+e1k O'MELVENY & MVlftl 611 WH I Sbl~ ST. LOI Anqtlt>• (1Ulorlli• 1'0011 (Jill 42t-111t Allomev1 ""' .,.u11oner Pu1>li111td D••nve Co•sl Apt1I 4. 5, 11, lt /O PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 0 1' M••sHAL·s SALE C1,11lom Plumr.11'9 IM . • C tl•lornla corl)Of'1tlon, Ploln11!f. vs. l •tr'I' Horcrwitl, Oti'l'llCleM No I• 109 1'·11171 By vlr!ue of an t •«11!1on i•sueo on Publl•l>t1t Oellv Pilo1, Ftb•u~•v 20. 1¥1• lw inc Mvnk•1>•I c_...,n, Apr!I ~. 11, 11, 1$. 191• !1••·7• Judgment """"'II. AVQ,,.1 'l/, 1911, ---· Drlfl9! Coun1y H•rlltlr Jut:1lcl1I Ol•lrlct. PUBLIC NOTICE Covntv ot Orange, s 111e of (Alllornl•. """" 1 iuctgmt nt "111trcd '" t•vor cl ---cu,tom Pl11mb1ng Inc, • ColilO!'ni• FICTITIOUS BUSINESS CO!'j)Ol'Ation "' tu<111men1 c•edltor(t) •nO l'IAME STATEMENT "!lain•! larrv !1otOWhl I> IU<l9menl T~ 1c11owi1'9 Pl''°" l• dlli1'9 Dul"''"' aeh•or!sJ. sr1owl1'9 1 ,..., bo!ller>ee o1 "'-S1.l35 55 11:h111ty oue on w lUl r>Cf ol ,1id e•Kulion (Oita Me~. (•I 9'1&11, p 0 . 80~ 1171. Newl)or! eetcn. C•I. t?MO I ll1vt levoea upan tll !hf rlQll1. ll!lt and O~vl<I RM), \119 Tustin Ave, (Ml• lnler•<t ot •1ld lud!lmt"1 detttor(o) l<1 lht Orcptrtv in IM Coontv 01 OranQt. Stitt cl ' Mr..a. Ce!. '1611 C1lllotnl1. cle•t"lll! C0>!11 Mesi ,"''"°""" on a m<10 llle•e¢t, Tiiis siaT•me<1! "'"' f:led witti Ille r('(Mdf<l In Book I, Page 11, MIKflllMQU\ Ma1>1. ""'°'n' Of """' COi.iniy C~t~ of 0rl1'9t Counl ~ on Ao•ll 2, Orange Coonlv Ind c""'mon!V kno"'n 1'1e. 11 "l•n1;ti lnn," "lG VICll>f•d, Cos1a l'·JJ1ll Me••· c1111orn11. Puohs~t11 DJ•iy P•IOI. ttpt1I; II. 18. 1\. 1111• lid Ii NOTICE I'> HEll[BY GIVCN '""'' on F•.O•Y, Apr!I ~6. 191~. "' 1 1\ o·,1oc~ p I.•. r'Ulll.IC ''O'flCE " 1,on1 ct C.our1"0</•~. O'a"'1t' (oun1y ' HMtlOt JudlClll Dl•!rotl. •:101 Jdml>O,tt ----~011n. (•IV Ill Ntw(!(lrl llfdcn. County o• FICTITIOUS IUSINES$ OranQf, S!Jlt ol C~llforn+~. I .,.;11 •e!I •I N .. 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It. ltll ·- .. , 11 .. , • ' Men's, Women's Garden Gloves • Stv14y while ration 1111¥1' • '••ltlh JOUI ...... h 4u1lng q11il111inq. pointitog, we14w11ki119, tic 37' .. ;m , ~} &lMlt•t 1tK111c 1vn1 3 '12" Swivel Bench Vise • Ht0•r •uty rnedtl • l•l\ts i111111 ... t•••1h,ptp•f•••. livill·h1 a"wil • lli1dtll1·1. 688 "Clear All " Drain Cleaner • (1lr• 111..,.11! ... 11111l1t' ''"'' t11p1, 41ei11 C\.£~~ • U11 '" c111,..l11114 11pti1 tonk1, lte J.\.~ ...... "''"":::','.' ... """'.', ,,..... . .. . " .. ' ',, .... ,;,, "".' ' Water Heaters • Ctr-Sltind.14 ¥11lity ... with S.y.., ,..,..,,,.,,, • Gl1•1H"t4 with hith-itm,. ,,, .. tt, • lllT 11 i111telt ••ur1.lfl 20.Gaf. · lO·Gol. 4888 5588 40·Gol. SO·Gol. 5911 7311 Durable, Grass Scuff Mats • 1,., ••ur llffn an4 '''''" 1lf111tt • Su•pt1eff111114 1n4 ii11t 111t1• ther1ughlr tlioro '''"' 1110t1 • l1rg• 1i1t 211 gidden L•J - - 20' Bar-B-Q Extension Cord • ""•' 411ry ol101i111ln1i11t 1014 • Perl.ct !tr i.det11M eul4ff1 ust • 10' le11glh ,,, 1.11 el u111 59' Glidden Spred House Paint • G1Hl •i119l1 IHI CtfH19t • Tlti111 oM clM"1-11p •ilh '''' '"' Wtltf • lilt• ,.h1tfei •lleri•r 1urftt•1 9 79 Gol. Glidden Latex House Paint • l r•1IM1 H fllil, With II ~rig • D.,MllMt. c''"lf' • lffh llMll•U' wilti jvll 1.., 1114 -·ft • Whitt 1114 ,.1111 1111" 4 99 Gol ~,., ~ ':'"-~ . ..,,t<WiS ALE PRICES -.-. '-v:,:~"" GOOD THROUGH-..r 2500-Sq. Ft. Bag Scott's 'Bonus' • Strengthens d.ichandra • Prevents spetted SP'!tge aftd craOgrass • (Ofltrols g1 awing 01alis, chikweell ond many othet weeds a Cavers 2500-sq. ft. Reg . 9.9S Bog ...,.WEDNESDA Y, ~11,.k.i APRIL 17 CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY - SPRING GARD EN SALE .. • p\usl 'oil. i.ll ''' 18" Table Top Bar-B-Q Grill • 3-positi•n duom• grill • 11"tfi•mtter,t''high ... #117 • faltls fir MIY s .. rogt and maYint Reg. 299. 3.69 . ' "All-Weather' Patio Tables • ( ..... .., •• , ... , .... "' Mlts M iiolh • 19" ''""'' lt'' hith ... #17 • 5hlr4y ~r1ss t.i4ing l .. s 129 • II·• ~d,11 April Jl ltli'J DAJ LV PILOT 2.~J New Suits Help Bahashoff, To·sdal Set Marks Lave1· Rolls Past Stolle; ' Bi1ll ets Wi11 TOKYO-Rod l.r11·er of Coron:i del ~l ar defealcd Fr1·d S1olh•. S.2. 4-G, 6-2 in sec- ond round play of lht· sao.uoo \\'orld Oiampionship T1·r11tl.!i green group e1·cnt. · here today. ln other serond round matches. Onny Parun dl'fC'a!L'd Edd ie !)1bbs. s.~. 4-6, 6-4 : Paul GC'rkch SiOPPl'<l A111onio Zugarelli. 7-(i. 6-l: an<! R.'.ly '.\1oore defeated Hoscoe Tanner. 7-6, fi-5. In firs1 round l'On1petltion. Jun Kan11l'.·azurni of Japan clo11n<'<l Ion Tiriac nf Ronl<Jnia. r,..3 _ 6-3; r:ulllermo Villa~ dcfeatC'cl Cohn l)ibll'\' of Australia. 6-0. 6·4; ,Juan 1;isbcrl · toppt<d 01'e Bengtson. 6-1. !..,. 6·4: and Tlto Vazquez stopped lsao \Vatanabc, 7~, 6-5. e K11ii:-l.:N lle 11te11 LANDO\'EH. ~Id. -1juards t\rt:hiC' Clark and Phil Chenil'r scored 12 points apier"C 111 the fina l quarter, leading the Capital Bullets l!J a 109·92 l'lctory Ol'er the .\el'.· York Kn icks \\ll'<inc!'Cla~' nig'nt th.11 tir'CI th<"1r i\ation;,il Basketball A:.- soci<:1t1on playoff SC'rlt'S al three gan1cs ap1l'ce. ~ deciding ga1nc in !l"K> best-<1f·SC\'en Ea:.ie m ('onfC'rent'C semifinals \\'lll be played m :\ev.' York Friday night. e Br11i11• Collerl BOSTO~ -Goalie Giles Gilben turned in a sf)f"('\a('Ular pcrfonnanct> in pro- tecting young Creg Sheppard's serond- pcrio<l goal and the Boston lln1ins <'dged the Toronto ~1aple Leafs 1-0 \V('dnesday night in th e opener of their National llockcy League quarterfinal playoff series, Sheppard cashC'd his O\\Tl rC'bound al 4:22 of the middlr SCS)':ion and tlK' Bruins clung to 1he advantage in a furious u·Jnd- up as Gilben hung un agair.st six Toron- to skaters in the final 96 seconds. e Ro11ge rs Roll ~fO~TilEAL -Rapid-fire first-period goals 19 ~ds a1>arl by Stl'1·c Vickers and Brucf' ~ladirC'gor propt>llcd the 1'\e1v York Rangers to a 4-1 victory over ~lon treal \\'ednesday in the ()Pf'ning game of their National Hockey League Stanley Qip playoff S<'ries. <.:a1nc t1\'0 is scheduled for tonight. e 1\'c11er Sparkles SA!\ A~TO~IO. Tc:<. -TI1e S.1n Antonio Spurs. behind !he hot shooting of S"·cn Nater <ind Bird A''erill. defeated 4he Jn<liann Pacers. ICl'l-86. \Vcdnesday :ind tied their Alncrica n Basketball A.""· so<:iation \\'estern Division playoff series at 3-J. Averitt had 19 poin ts and Nate r 18 as fine Spu~ used a balan('('d scoring attack lo overcome to indi1·idual brillance of In- diana's Roger Bro1111 v.·ho had 26 points. e S mil/1 A dva11r•" ORLANDO, Fla. -Second-seeded Stan Smith advanced \\'t'Clnesday in the \Vorld Championship Tennis' blue group tourna- ment. here. by ousting Ismail El Shafei of Egypt. 6-7. 6-3. fH. Fiflh-seedcd Cliff Jlichey also ad- ,·anced by ousting Jiri Hrebec of Czechoslovakia, fH. 6-4. and eighth-seed- ed J aime Fillol of Chile eliminated Brian Fairlie of l\'ew Zealand. 7-5. 7-5. Jeff Boro\\·iak do\\·nrrl Bi·ee::es SARASOTA. Fla. -Unseeded South African Ilana Kloss and No. 1 S('{'(j Chrii- Everl both advanced easily to the third round of a ,~·omen's professional tennis touma1nc111 here \\'ednesday. ~liss Kloss ousted Le sley llunt of Australia. 6-3, 6-2. and :-Oliss Erert slop- ped Sue Slap. 6-1. 6-1. Also ad\'anring 11·crc !h ird·set'dcd Ker· ry io.lclville of Australia. a 6-l . fi.3 victor over Jlelga ?i.tasthoff or \\'est Germany. and se\·enth·seeded Helen Gourlay or Australia. 1\'ho scored a 6-3. 6-3 victory orer L-1ura DuPont. Jn other matches. Olga f\forozova o( Russia beat Tt>rry 1-loladay. 6-1. S.3. and Julie Heldman rallied to oust Kerry Har- ris 5-7. 6-3. 6--1. • Jn night matches. second-seeded E\·on- ne Goolagong of Australia outlasted Jeanne El'crt. 3-6, 6-3. S-0. and Belly Stove of The Netherlands do'>l'ned Robin Tenney. 2-6. 6-'1, 6-2. • l\'11•IOlrt' Wl11• :\10;.iTE CARLO -'Favored Ille Nastase of Flornania fought tough v.·ea1her and a tenacious Allan Stone for a 2-6. fi.4, S-0 victory \\'cdll{'Sday In )he second round of the ~1on.ico Open tennis championships for lhc \\'orld Tcnn~s Championship red group. Strong wirds and dusl S\\'irls v.'Qrried p\a)·ers throughout the day. and rain fLnally interrupted the closing doubles matches. ~rany Riessen beat Jose Hlgucras of Spain. 6-3, 7.S: Bal~z Taroczy of Hun· gary defeated Hans Pohrnan of Germany. S.2, 6-2, iind l\like Estep topflf'd Ray Ruf· fcls of Australla 6-4 , 6-3. e ,Uor1011 J11111p• JIOUSTO~ -The llouston Texans or the \\'o:rld t"ootbnll League announcf'd \\'cdncsday they ha\•e signed disen· . c..1wit00 Dalla~ Cowbo~ q11arterb.1ck ~riw Morton lo a contract for the 1975 SC85(\n. Terms ol tbt contract were. not rc\•eal· l'd. • • This Fille Catt Play Jenny FiUe proved ~he had all lhe gurnption it takes '''hen !->he took this solid r ap on the head tleft l fron1 a \Vild pitch. then can1c hat k lo get 2 base hil. 'fhe Superior Court ruled she tan pla;.o Little League baseball in ('alifornia. She lt1c:-in San l:afacl Johnson's Futile Effort Give~ Angels 4-3 Victory Alex Johnson \\'as a folk hero 111 th1· 11 .iy hn111e fro1n first base \\'llh !he Anahei1n in 1970 "'hen he hH .329 for California and \\'011 the Ainerican League balling titlC'. lie \\'3S a hero ol sor!s again \Ved· ncsday night -although this time he v.·as attired in the lra\•eling greys of the TC'xas Rangers. Johnson· made a valiant but futile bid to catch Ellie Rodrigieuz' sinking line drive to left field "'ith t11·0 out in the ninth inning. 1'he ball struck the heel of his glove and caromed behind hin1. pem1itting Richie Seheinblun1 10 race all Lifte1l for llltter l'Ull thn\ brought thl' .\ngl'I~ <1 -1-J 1r11nnph :.it ,\n:il1c11n S1adium. Thi' C<1ldon11:i 11c1ory :.quar~·d thl' 1\11geb Slale A•I (;•~• O'I KAIC llt~) ""'-11 ff '' " (.,1.,0•~•4 AD• <) t••·~ll<> Al ("o.~•N• r ~· 1: Cn•'•<o '· (f!Tlo·"•• 1-rr ?• C-~i•~o• ,,1 C•h•o•ro" Af•'· .,. /,''"·~· •·· ~1 (•l•f~rn.• ! ',',., I '. ~ • 1 •\ ~ r- 1 !~ • r series :ll unc gan)c a1)!l'('C 11·nh tht· r11b- bcr nia!eh rlu1· tonigh!. Tc .... nager !)a1·id Clyde 11·111 1nakc his_. first start of lh(· scaso11 for tht· Itangcrs aga 1n~t the Angt.'ls' Uill Singer. LA's Joh1i Wanted Sliot At Another Shiitout ATLA\IA IAP ) -Tommy John leels he should have been given a chance for a second i-traight shutout but hf! also real- izes \\'alter Alston is still !he mana ger of the l..Ao; Angeles Dodgers. "f hal'en·1 golten tired this year yet." ,John said \Vcdnesday nighl after pitc.•nini:: eight sroreless innings against the At lan- ta Bral'es. He v.'as lifted for a pinch hit- te r "ilh the Dodgers leading 3-0. ~like :-Ofarsha\1 preserved the shutout and the gan1e as Los AngC'les blanked the Braves -1--0 on four hit s. "I started out in spring training: so I Dodgers Slate "'r' II lG; •"9flt• .. Alie"• "·' • L,. A111;el~' ,, He11\''" Aor. I) Lo• A-In •l H""'l'G" AP". 11 L(!!. .O.rotlM ti >'etlll"" .. I>'· 16 lot A"~lti •! (fr>el"f>l!I • :xi p .,., ~ "l p "'· s lJ p "'· .,._~ s p "'· rould build my ann up.'' John said as he soaked 'nis lefl elbo\\ 1n a tuh of i('(' cubes. "\\'hen rou p11ch a game like that and arc strong and have the chance for your second straight shutout. you don't \~<int to come out. but he (Alston ) v.·antcd a couple more runs. "\\'all's doing 11t·hat's best. I jusl like lo go nine. \\'hm I'm thro'>ling a strong ga me." he said. John had shut out San Diego 8-0 on sC'vcn 'nits last Saturday night. Alston defended. himself by sayln~ a three-run lC'ad 11·as not enough 11·hen fac· ing a tea1n like the Bra1·es in ;\tlaota S1adium. -r "I hale to take a guy out who ha s pitched that kind of game. but I ktlCI\' he had pitched 11~ balls. thal he had 'n<l<I on·• .;r ....., ~ ..z ly three days' rest and that he 11ould pitch again in thrl'e more da ~·s . And a~ long as it's a shutout, it do..~sn't mat1cr 11hether it's eight innings or nine . .John pitched a super gan1c," Alston said. 1\s it turned out . pin~n-hitter ;\lanny ~To!a. batting ror John. drove ho111e an in~urance run \11th a sacrifice fly -the team's eighth in six games -in the ninth inning. Ht'nrv Aaron returned lo the lineup ;1fter one day's rest but fail ed to get a hi!. . Lee Lacy. st01 r1ing in pla('(' or Dal'ey Lopes at second base, scored in the f1 r;t inning for l.lis Angeles after singl1n1z. ad· ,-ancing to thtrd on a single by Bill Buckner and coming home on Jun \\.~'M·s ~acnfice fly. Lacy scored again in the sixth inning .ifler getting a base hit. He <A·as forc.'l'd to score on t'nree straight 11alks b~' loser Rorie llarrison. "'hose record dropped 10 0.2. \\'ynn doubled in the eighth and S<.':OT'Cd on a single by catcher Joe f"crguson. 1bc final Dodger run came v.·hcn Ron Cey u'alked. advanced to third on a double by Ste1·e Garvey and came home on :-itota's sacrifiC(' fly. The Bral'es threatened in the ci11hth . the onlr inning 111 "·hilil John a1\ow1>Cl- n1ore than one b.'lsc-runner. Against John, Aaron nc\\· out deep to left on a fastball and stn1ck out on a cun·e, the pitcher said . adding thn t the nra1·es' slar has neYer homerrd off him, .. not yet . but he probably \\'ill." "I had a huoth the ball n1it:ht fill\ in f< r .1 11wt ;1nct !h•·n ;_ill of a su<lfi1·n 1t 11.1 '\ t1t'h1nct l11n1." An_gcls manager Bohby '.\'inlo.lt·~ .,;11d of !hC' dccis11c play. "Th~t n1•1dl' 11~ all \C'ry h:ippy ." l'ar11l'U lr1t'\y youn~ left-han1ler Frank 1·an.1n:i \\hO 11"0wid up as the \\inning pit· r·hi.'r 1n a dul'I "i!h er<1f!y ·\'('!('ran Fl'rgu~or1 Jr-nklns. l·I. "·ho sustained lu s ru-st 1\rncr1l·~n Le;1guc loss. Schcinblum singled 11·i1h otl(' out in the ninth but .Jenkins appcarl.'d on the 1·ergc of 11·ork1ng out of !rouble \\'hen hl' struek out Lee S1anton. Roctri ~ut·z then hit his 1ln\'C' to ll'ft lie \1·as crcditl'd \\'Ith a ~in~le . .lohn~n dre\\' a 1v.·~base error. ";\la~hc he "hould h.1\'l' pla yed it r1n r.ne hfip, t'Spcc1a1\y cor'lh1dcring there \\il., :1 ni:in fin h:1~e." said Angels third base 1'0:1<·h \\'h1tc•y l11•rzog 11 ho mana~ed ./ohn.~on al Tc·xas la st ~ea<;l)n. '·Hut \·nu ha1e 111 '(Ill' 1\lt'X t•redi t. lie thou gh!. he 1·ou!d t<:llth 11 and he ran1e hard af!er " ' Cahrnrn1a g,11C' Tanana n quick 3-0 lt'ad in thf' f1r i.! 1nn1n~ nn s1nglc<i h~· \lic·kr·y Hn!•rs, Oann~· [)oylC' and Bob Oh1 cr plus ~1 lhro 11·1ni:: error by TeXJs thi rd hase111an Larr\· llro"·n. But the Ran!'.!C r5 ~Truck back for t11n in the third 1nn1hg \\hrn J eff Bu rrr1u;::h .... bt·at out <in inf1(•ld s1ng!C' and torrid Torn Gne1·c, hatting .727 \\hen he l'ntered the garne. B-for·ll. ~lamine<l a t11·0---n1n ho1nt'r to IC'ft. h1 <\ first of the y~;1r Texas forged ;i tie in !he four!h ()0 a single hy the ./I}(' l/!1 itlo. a 11·aJk t() Bro'>l·n and 1'oby Harrah's run ·pMducing 1111. "I 'l'i'I" t1ckf'd ;ii m\'Sf']f v.h"n thr•.' caught up.'' said Tanan;i. I.fl. "\\'hen \'1l11 ha ve :.i 3--0 ll"ad ~ou should hvld 11. not 1..:l ii slip ;llvay. Al1ually. I !l1ought 11 I ga1·1· up three runs tnnight I'd hare truubll' 111nnin,:!. ronsidcring I 11as p!!thing against n guy hke JenJon~ .. Jenkins rebounded Jrom his ~hak\' start :ind held the ,\ngels lo lhrec h11s ·lx'forC' Scheinb1nm. R.odr1gu"Z and Johnson dd t~1r things in the ninth. TEXAS CALl,-Q.llN!4 .. ' ... .. r fl rbl Ct.rel!,....,. 1t1 ' ' ' ' 11,~~·1. " ' ' ' f1a,,1n, 'I ' • , ' or.c.~te. " ' ' , ' .0.JOf'"lQf', II ' • ' ' ~ l{OD•~SOt"P. '" • ' • 0 l!urro.,..~ •. '' ' ' • E~'~"· " ' ' ' • (.•o!YI•. '" ' ' ' 11011••·· ll> • ' ' ""0<.oll. " ' • ' • Stnn!>I,..,, II ' ' ' Lowlno. 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Otlier Areci Stars Sl1ine In J)allas Swi1 11. jlfeet l>At.l~·\S 1AP 1 -TI\\• \n1onal Antnlt'llr 1\thlt"l1(' \'n1on 1\:1~ h·).!:1l11rd it" 01rn t.ir11n1l of ··i.>11111 .... !rl·.iking'' ;1nrl ,\1n1•nra's young 111l'rma1ds .ill· '1•>.u r a11d :;\\1ltrr bt•c<1u~· cf J! \\\•anng on~ nf nw 111:11 -.k1nt1,i:ht ~11 un suus adopted fron1 tht• 1·:;1'\ 1;1·rrn.11h, Sh1rlf'v B:ib.1shvff of l-"vunt.1111 \ t1 ll1·,- rchps(td n1ort> than fl\1' ~·1"Q11d~ fr,,111 lh•· A1nt•r1can 110111l·n·s :llit~\~1rd frl't'"t~l·· rt•rarfi \\'t'dn1:sd:1y TUJ:ht . F1\'<' r1•c(lrd;;; \~•-rl' ~h.111t•n•d \\I'd· nesda~· n1~h1 111 thf' 19;4 \ \l 1ndrwir s11 im1n1ng shortL"{rUr~l' :1nfi anv1h<'r 111 th<' prl'hrn1nar1C'~ rhat .1ft1•rt\OIJll :-011ss llab:1~hnff 1·hurnt·tl h•·r l'l t'llt 111 ~:47.J. 1·1)1:' old ~1 .u1diird 11a ... .i -52.:, bl' K1·.-•n:1 Ho1hh:i1n1111·r 11·hn has r~·tir1-d bo:t";llJ:st· of :1 ptt~~u·:il .nl1n1·nt )li~~ Ho1hh:inin1Pr 1\;1~ 111 >il!l'nd.1nrt' ;:ind sau l lh·· nt·11 su11s 1no1lo.l' ~1111 "fL't'l like you don't h;111· .1n)1h1ni;: on " t>tht•r An1('nc«u1 r1'l'Ord~ \\'l•dn1,~lay 1n- f'lud,•d Can;1di;1n \\'•·ndl' t 'ook u1 1h1· 2u0 b;u:k.strokP. \l nr~·1.1 \ior··~· 111 1hL' !OU brt'a,t.strolo.t', .John llt'ntkt·n ~n tho• 100 lirrasL~!rok1'. Tun :-;11:.11 1n th<' n1t'n·s 50t1 fre1· :ind !)01n;i l'ou11's l't•gg,y ·rosdJl 1n lhl' 11ornm's It)) hut1('rfly \\Lss To!'d;il had a 111111· of ;,;, 9 1n thf' rf\O nv "hi11· .\1 1.;.,~1.in \'11.·10·., \';1l1·rh.: 1.t·1.· 1101~ (1(th 1n !hi• (•\Pill 111 :il,i fi Forrn1~r ('urona dt'I .\l;ir ll1~h :0!;111dot1t Kurt t\run1ph11l1. 11011 .1 studM1t at l'l'LA. luu:iht'CI fnurth 111 th1.• ~{'(l fr1'C 11 11h a t1111c of .i :10 fi And 1''l:·l!t1n1111~ro11 neat h lhAh i\L1r <'1•11 E1:in~ 11a;; :01·1·1·n!h 1n r~· 100 fly 1n 50 ! E1·ans al"O <1!11·nd:o l'l 'l..A \llss \lON:\' \\[IS lhl' onl1 \\tJHlt'n·s \I HI· n1·r \\'00 d1drl 't \\'1•:1r thl' i1c"·"tY11.· s111n1 ~uu lf'g,1li~.1>d h~· the 1\Al' for !his f•l'l'nl ·I gu1·!>s r1n 100 r11od1'1-t:' said ~l!ss );lort'I'. 11hn ;1lso \\Orf' gPgi:1£'S. 1\ '::.1.1t r·con!r(llt(•rl f1rrn in East \ 1('rtll<lll\' -Bu .... s1ni.: -oli·\ 1•lOJi''C1 :. SIHI 11! 11~lon .f1ho.·r 11 Jl h rubh11r 1n11·l'h·d 1n10 1!. Thi· 1·:a!lt 1;1·rrnan ~1r1 .. ··i··n 11ur'1· ~('(·· lhrough SIU!-. at !ht• \\ UI kl ~ ,;,tl)('S l?l Jk·tgrilcll' last !>Umnlt•r 1\rn,.r1ea 's i::ir!<; 11·\'rt' i.pt•llbnund :\nd son11•11h:1t 'lo>1 i'r. Tht·1· 11t•n· 111·.11·1111!: !ht· 1rait111on;1J s111n1 "Ult 1111h :i "mall "kiri "lln· ~;a,..L (;,·rrn.111 "1111 h:i s hJl!:h n•"·k" !>O mt· '>lal<·r r:111't g1·t 1n,1dl'.'' ~.ud .\Ii,., Ho1hhamn1f'r "T1·st<; ~h<1111'f! that th<' 111\1 ~uits draggN:i a g;i1t<111 of 1,1.11er in."1dr lilt' front. 1\lso . the IH!le ~k1r1 s d1dn·1 h··lp. It n1:idr rou 111ok "ll uart· -no c11rvt·~ " Aml·ric;1 t,.·l ;ilt•dh· brg•111 .!ill 1tth1ng 10 the nc1\' s\\'Ull "\HI fashion. '·\\·,, roulci uS<.· ;1 l1!1lf· ~x appeal,·· \!iss Hothhamrn<'r :-.:ud "Cu~s U~l·d 10 . " WOME N 100 YAllO I UTTERJ'LY -1, Pt<t•Y Tol<ll•I (M!lllOft Vi•1D, IS.t , 1 (•">fl'lll• W••Qht 1 Lwl\;lltt , \6le ) Ottf'A Dt•·~~rtt '(•n(onn•To l 166). • K.i~, ~!"O"'•n !Honolulu!, Y e,6, S. V•I•"• LM IMin •Dll VotiD), W.U I ~ Linda ~l"np,.;n lL••·•"oOOl. !>6 f9 100-YAR D ll i{C'A>T>TRQI([ I l.'dr<·• l.'e,••• (0P<4!V" II! , I 0) ~l. A"'~"'"" r..:o r~. <·Id ma•~ l r,e ·o II''(•'"•(•" "'l· 1 L~nn Co••ll• •\••"I~. l ·M11. l Anl'°n G•~"' '"'•!e,an. ti ( I 1 ~1~1 , • ""'V l!t!tt"tl>~•I I S~"'" Cl~<•I , I Ollit'. 5 (•'~' (••r "'"" l/••l1a•. I~ j/, • Vtt•v 114,\ !ilo ~•n"'"''· I ~I ·/' m-v.u~o lhC l(~Tl>O KE. --I Yl•'WJ~ C1>1>• I( •nlKl•l. 1 G.1 00 Am••o<•n ro•ofd. ~Id ,.,.,. ? ~ QI bf Sy~o1n ,o.1,,.g00 1912 : ? c11~ .. re1a"'•"" •r: c O•Ci'o••O~ • 1 ,. a. 1 ~,.,., .. ~~lo•t ,,.,..,nQh•I~. V1 ? ~\.10 o l •n<I<> ~'"'"'!.Oft IL••·e,.O(.(ll. l "" l'O 5 6•11"'~~ •···~"•" tr• l tY~e•d•!t .. 1 Ill> ~l. & lt'.11• C:rot;t• !Oalll• 1 ~I II W..·"~~O r~((ST YlE -I inlrley l1 b11~ u•ow"lllft Va.lllYI •• •I l • .,.,.,I<•" •"'t:D•:I old "'''' • Sl h bv !110.1...,tt I~ ~fl l.m1, 1 H•~'""' (.·~"""°"' 1 r••1~•. , • <'11•. l J••I ~""''V , •• ..,,,.,, •• , C•l•I • 1?\I. • _.,,n, """"'' !'J .111<•""• 'l I I l !.r ~I S 0:.1·•~ ''.11'~ !"A""'•'"f'I\, • 11 ). I 1(~11 , Qonell '~·~·• (14"•. • . ?. ... •:-; l!UTT[RJ"t Y -I S••~ 11~<1.-!~•"'' (18•~1 ., \I. ' J~ ''"""' (U~(l. fi II. l ...... a~nc.,-, ;~::1~ .c.~:1iv~~!·.ci,~~11'" :~":' C.~.:.ic '1..:'~t;,.~ '""•latteTDn••l, •9~\ O!nfr\ ·~th.lll«l -i. Cl•f £v•~I t Hu~li ... I"" ltldl), M.U. 1•1 Bll EASTSTl'IOKE -I J'"" Hff>C'•" f\•"'8 r••,.,I. !S 50. ""'''lean '"'"'a ~·<'I '"''" 1'6 n ~1 11., •• ..., In a•!'!lm1. J. O•vl<! y, 0.1, l•.11.,.,1). 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J~·" K1"1•ll• 191' 1 llot•n ll••H·••11 ''ll~•··~Q! • • 7• , 1 ~·~ve ~"" ··• 11J\( • l' l• • l(u/'f 1trum11nott1 !\""" C!•••I. •.M,S; • 1'1-"1 '''•'~••I •<J'C • D?I ,, "'""' • ll ~ Ot~t•I '"(l.,a•1 I "''" Grr 1~an Ci'l"t ii. • )2 ll SC<JTT Sft,1-:CTEU '1JA 'S TOP COAC ll ~"E\\' YORK f AP I -R;i\· Sco11 "·a<; n;.mcd tod ay as thl' \a11r,n<tl A:i~ke1h:11l Associat ion's Coach of 1m.-Year af!••r finishing his first ful l season as Cfl,1m v;irh the DC'lroit PistoM. \\'ho rC"achl'd the playoffs for !he first t1n1e 1n six year!i. Scott received :13 \'Oles in thi' !2th an - nual ballot in~ of 51 members of the nr-11·s med ia from e;ich of the IC'aguc's li' CHIC'~ Ruffalo·s .Jack Ramsay was ~ec'(tncl \\1th 10 followed by Larry Co:;;fl·l!o of \1ihvaukcoe 11·it h four. Bill Sharman of t.os r\ngelr~ "'1th l~l'<' J"11 I\ 1· JonC'~ of Cttpi1a/ \1ith on1· S<'olt 1\111 re1···11{· i~ Cfl;it'h of thf' 1~:1 r 1rophy prior to t~h! $1,irt 01 ton1~h! ~ \\·!'~t('m Co11fer~nCI" !>e1n1f1n<1I 1!1111\c <ii rlf'troit hr!\\'l.'en the J'1;:.IOMS <ind the Chicaso Bulls . SHIRLEY BABASHOFF look upon ti' ·'" IM-1ng hu'lo.\' . , '.'\n11 !ht•\' :!1'1 tn ~t't' :h1• ('Ufl 1" It'~ Jlll'\' t .. Ix· 11\CI~,. fl•rtHlllll" ., ·1•111' \,\1 i,:,111· it-. hl•''-'lllJ! r,11· th(' c1rl.~ h\ \\1•;1r tho• .. IHI 11 .. 1· .. Ill lh·· ;\,1111)11.LI lndo.ir i.l1111t..,•urS1• :i1111n111u1~ tha111 p11111 .. !11p• "Y l•I! ).!U a 11111 .. 1.1,!<·r J111l ~Oil h.olo. h1•1t1•r ·· .... 1 ~, \1 1~-lin1hh.1uun1·r. · .\ l11t of :-111111111111).! is '" n1u1h 1111·111.11 aud 1\ n ·all.1hl'lll"1•111 P")•·holvi.:1tnll~.·· ;\111 ;ill lh" "'11111•11 s1111n111f'rs :irt• 11·c;1nng thr 111·11 .... 111t Srin1c c-.1n't afford 11 ;ind 0!111.·r-: 1·:111'1 lind 11 "It n11 .. 1ns n li J! to n11r i::irl~. part1ct1lar- ly tho"'' "ho n.11 •· Iii~! a gold rnl'tlal by l)!lt• 1ho11.~;u1d~ f1f a X'l'Ond ·· s.ud ~fis~ Ho1 hh.11111 n1·r. ~lar ti11's Los s Title Drcan1s \llJC'.\GO IAl 'l -Thf' <'h1c.1i;n 01.i rk ll a11k.~ got off to ;1 1r1ng1n~ ~t.u1 111 flll•''t or 1h.·ir fir:ol !'1!.trilt•\ Cup Ill 13 \'(\:trS 11 h\'ll !hf'y d11n1pNt' th•· Los An~t'!f'<\ Kin~s. J-1. \\'1·<lnt':\<lav n1:::ht. Bui th•~1r ovrrall c-hnnc(•s 11t•re ·gn•atly d1min1.~hl'tl 11·11 h the loss of i-rr1r Cf'lltt r Pit \lrirt1n ~1;1rlin. chtt·kl«l in10 1hr hoards by l.ns Ani,:t•lf's c1cfrn~P1nan Tf'rry llar\)('r. !1•ft the· i;;1mt• mid \lay 111 1h<• f1~t lll'rl(·d 11·i1h a torn rnu,.rlf' 111 hts lf'ft knet•. "I do11 '1 kn<•\.\' 11 hat to s:1y," ~.;lid fl11 'I '\' 'l '••••i!1l1t c ·h111111t•I .1 111 .1::11~ lla\1ks roach Billy H··a~. "11 is a trim mu~elf' and offh:1nd I'd havt' Ill s.1v h••'ll ht-out for ;1t IPust 1hr•··· 11·f'1•ks \\'11hf)u t r it. the otht·r pla~ t·rs 11 111 hal'c to >1Urk a l1ttk• hardl'r ·· Thi· !f•<:1ms r-"'un1 .. p!,1v 1onight hf'rr \l:.r11n lf'fl !hi· ;!:1111•· ~llflrtl~ bt·fnrl' thf' f\1ni,:s ' (;,.n•· f';1 rr S<'ffr<·d on ,1 J>0>1('r play to i.:11·C' 1h1· Kini.:~ ;1 t-O 11•,,d But th<' !!:111 k..:. h•·a1 ii\ f;11·ored in thl" hf'st-<Jf·Sl'\'l•n \<it1011;1! 0l[c1t·k1·1· l,(•.1i.:u•· qu<:1rtcrf1nal S•·TIC'S hal!lt·d ht1l'k lo 1nk1· a 2-! l":id 111 !h1· ~i ·<"<ln'I p1·rio<I <in gri.11'\ bv J);irrv !lorn ;u1d J)1•nn1~ \lull :ind lin:tlJ~ elin<"hi'fl 111111/\ 411~t·<·oncb111 play \\'hl'n Stan ~llki1 a fl1pp1·d thr p11\'k 111!0 an rmpty n1·t. TI1~· l\1n1.::-. 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"f th<Jt•gh! 11(' pffn1-d v.1·ll tn 1h1· fir~t lll'ri()(l Hut I n1 n1)! ~u ri· "'.{'OU!(! n1:ikr one go11! st.ind up .1 1?.1111~1 thL'li ll'.1111 I !h<Hl~ht \I•' l\t'ft' .t ltl!lt' lll..'.ht f'Ollltlll-t 11110 th1· gitnil' .. Chir.1110 l-:'1:1h•• T1111v ~;"J"'J"1:0 t11m1·d b:J t'k "!'i 1,..,, .\!l;.!Plr·" .,hOT ~ 11h1I(' \'i1tl'tun pu. ... hcd a"i<l<· :m h1 Ilk.' \1,1\\ k.~ 1,1 ho f'l'I"" l'M'.'red h1rn "1th Iii ~1101, 111 the second period LOS ANGE LEI ATLANTA ... .... .. .. "' lKy, 1b • ' ' ' Gtrr. rt • ' ' • J..,,.,,.., "" ' • • • CRotll"-· U ' ' • • ,,.,.,,Mii, o ' • • • '~" ' • • • Padres Owner Apologizes to Players lluc:k-. II • ' ' • Aktr. I> • ' • ' W\'nll. cl ' ' ' ' £·-·· ' ' ' • ,,,,...,., ' • ' ' HAafDll, II • • • • WO'•w!O!'O, rt ' • • ' lltii.t<', cl • • ' • c.,. )b ' ' • • OeJOIO"-. ~ ' • ' • G•rvtv. 10 • • ' • MWtr941, 10 ' • ' • "11$tf11, H • • ' • Cor•tll. ~ ' ' • • JOlln, p ' • ' • litl<!IO!I. D ' ' ' ' Mc••·""' • • • ' TeP9111nt, 111'1 ' ' • ' LOlltl, 1o • • ' • MP1rt1,1i ' • • • Tottll .. • ' • TC1Alt ~ ' • • Loi A"ff!ft ,,. ,., ~"-. Alla"t1 "' .. .,._, ~-Jl uit'tt1. 0"-LOI Ji,119eltt I. LOll-1.ot "'"· ~" •• Ji,!f•n•~ Ii. 11-WyM, O.rVi'r. sa-LM\'. JOf\11. SF-W'tM, Mott . •• • • .. .. .. Jellrl \W, 1-G\ ' • • ' ' I M~r\ll~lt ' ' • ' • ' 1;~,. ..... (1., 0.1) ' • I ' ,_, 4'W ' I I ' ' • l-f.11, ,._.,... ' SAN OTEGO (AP ) -The new 0\\1\Cr of the San Diego Padres has apologized to his players for df.'frogatory remarks he made about their play. but lt hasn't slo\\·· ed the ~ational league team's slide into lhe: ctllar. Tbl! llouslon Astros broke open a close g.:une \fednesday night v.•ith six runs In 1hc flfth inning to paste th Padres 9·1 • Earller. Hay Kroc 91id he "talked without thinkin~·· in bcratl~ his team at San Diego S1adlum the ni.ght earlier. "Ctrtainly I'll make a public apology," ~ said. "I used a bad choice or \\'Ords and rm sorry." Player rc..~rntment O\er the rcrnarks e:ast<I a bit bt(ort the game v.hcn Pctrr lla1·asl 11nd his f11ther. club pre~idfn! Buule Bav11~1. had a clubhou;;e mcclini: y.•lth the r11dres. ••Jt was something thnl wits needed 11nd 1 belle,·c It helped." s.iid Padres player represcn~tl''e Willie ~1cCovcy. _ \Vhlle deeply disappointed over th~ first fi1·e games, the 36-ytar-old ~1cCo\·ey has btcn around enough to kno\\' lhat lhlng!lt can chanl!'e S\l'iftly, "P\tchcno llet into <lumµ!i , JU~t as hu- lel"'I 00," ~11d thl: fan1ed slut"11:er. "11ncl ri.itht 1\()\1" f'lur en11rt· p\lc-hln~ 5laft 1s Inn slump. Thnt's l'Cf)' unusual and t think lh1ng~ \\ill tum on>und for us. Our'" pitching Is be-tier than lhls -I kM11' bctnuse 1 hn aga1nst most or 1hen1 v.hen l y.·as ""'Ith the Cianis •· "I kno"' I'm llrtd of "':liking to thr- ftbuid to Lake plk:ht_rs out" said ~tci\amara after the 1\stnrt sht!:llcd Bill (;r1ef. ~2 . Rich Trocdson. RAiph Gartia and ri,t1ke Corkins for 1 ~ hits TM'lm~' llr·lin" anrt "1nn1ng p'1h:hf'r Onvt' Holx'rts t'Clf.'h sla1n111cd a tv.o-n1n double. The Padr('l'; ll!l\'C IX'\:n 001~rrd <13-8 in !heir fi1 @i1n1-0s and lhe) \e ~l\·en 1111 fitl hil~ Thev bci;::in lhC' !WASOn \1hh on\1,1 nin<> plflilcrs. (1n I -~" 1h::in m~l te:amS carry. nn of 4.2 Jl('r JtAm(' , • .- 30 D41LY PILOT Thursday, April ll, lq74 FV Rally Expires As Troy Wirrs, 11-9 Dr STEVE BRAND ot vi• o.or "''' Stiff There arc deflcl1s· ;and lht.!n lhe~e arc rlrfici1s. fountain Valley 1ell behind Troy 11 ·2 Wednesday In the semifinaJs of the Bolsa Grande baseball loumey and even a , seven-run rally on the Bolsa Grande diamond couldn't pull out the wln. .1be 11·9 setback, folk>'l''ing' ""' straight wins. put lhe Barons inlO the thin! place game this morning. Coach John Cole's club wu raked for six runs in ttH'l first inning \\'h<!n Troy r.olleeled four hits, including a double and triple, as well as three consecutive ..-.·alks to ap- parently put the game out of reach. The Barons fought back for a pair of tWlS in the third stanza when Rick Tessier walked and advanced to third on Dennis Tressler's WTOfli· field double. Lost OpP!lrtupities Fatal To Estancia Nine, 5-0 • lrvi11e League Claa11apions Corona del 1.!ar High's Sea Kings won the lri'Wf League swim championship recently after a three· year absence. Kneeling, from left. are: Jack Lorenz. Frank Browne, Rob \Veber. Jay Stallman and J\lark Dall' ~II .. 51111 Pho!o Frost. Standing are: Scott J\farino, John Crimp, Dan PenningtQn, Kirk Del \1alle, 1i1ichael Palmer and Mark Watson . FRIARS NAi.tE cntD COACl-1 Forll'K!r Orange C o 1 1 t Colle~ football player Ken Visser is the new Strvlte High football coach the Dally Pilot has learned exclusively from highly informed !Ou.recs, pen- ding fonnal approval. Visser t.a.kcs over for Chuck Gallo, who left the Friars campus for an assfstant job at Cal State l Fullerton l. Vi~r played for f\~10 yean as a guard at OCC and was a member of Uk> Pirates' Junior Rose Bo\4•1 and Elks Bowl teams of 1963 and 1964. fie prepped at Garden Crovo }figh. El Toro Dealt T-wo Setbacks APPLE VALLEY -El Toro High 's Chargers closed out the Apple Valley baseball tourna- ment on a losing note Wed· nesday. dropping l\l'O games to Colton and Temple City after Tu~ay 's rain and v.·indn·ept postponement. San Clefilente Nips HB, 5-4 Colton put the skids to El Toro in the cham pionship semifinals \lith a 14·3 lashing. then Temple City follo\l·ed \rith a 13·5 beating. El Toro 's Gary Key made the all-tournament team as an inflelder after going fi~for~ight in the t'A'O games \l·ith four rbi. t""woocl. Jtl homOMln. Si H•rltw. U t::i" " otth Jb -ulno1 10 Mc~•"""' In, lb lu Hn. pr ~1 ..... c -" oeri1on. ?II' Toml!n. ,,, ~rllltn. o (W!Of!, o~ Tol•I• s sizes ••• F78-15/7.75-15. 878-13/6.50-13, 078-1 3/7.00-13, · E78-14/7.35· 14, F78-14/7.75-14. G78-14/8.25-14, H78-14/8.55· 14. G78-15/8.25· 15, H78·15/8.55-15 plus 45~ Fed. Ex. lox and relreodoble trode·rn. While"MJlls SI.SO more. B.F.Goodrlch's guaranteed conventional passenger retreads ore buill on spund, factory inspected tire bodies. They'll give a srnoolh, com· fortob le ride and good mileage. BRAKE SPECIAL NOW ONLY .. ' • ' ' 8 • ' ! ' l ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' ' " · .,,... ...... .,.. s24aa OI 7 ftO&°'I d.V•, AVOID DEU.'I' Pt.i:ASE CALL f{)fl; Af'f'OINTMf/o.IT M.:i11 on. E..pt't\ s.-..r. ~ ,., cO'\ ' ... ' ' ! ! 1 ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' ! ' ' g ' g • .. ' ' .. Tr111l1r. ;>ti • ! 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F. ~OODRICH STORE 6182 UMCOLM CYPRESS 826-4010 I I . f . GOODRICH STOH 524 W. UMCOLH AN~HEIM 774-7S78 I . f, GOODRICH STORI 200 SO. MAIM ST. SAKTA AMA S47•71 SS • Coach J\tarshall Ad a i r 's TriloM came from behind to post the victory after Hun· tington Beach had rallied wit h four runs ln the third and fourth frames to assume a 4-2 advantage. The winning n1ark t'r \Vas posted In the seventh inning on Tont Zanotti's fly baJI single to left field which rell just beyond the shortstop's reach to plate fr es!U11an 1\1 i k e Horvath. San Clemente had got rich in the fifth inning when Joe Janton's bad·hop single to centerfield scored Dan Dodd and Jerry Nelson after those lwo had gained the basepaths Vanguar<ls Win, 8-7 Southern California College of CoS1a ~lesa \\-On i!s 14th ga 1ne of the season ' \red· nesday nighl, defeating the El Toro J\1arines at Te\Vinklc Park, 8-7. The Vanguarm of roach Jack Robinson played a doubleheader in Ne\\1iall to- day against L-Os Angeles Bap- tist College. J\liekey Lebeck and Jim l\1illsap had l\\'O hits each for SoCal. The \'anguards started in front "'ilh four runs in the first inning and held the lead throughout al!hough the J\la· mies c:ame close to tying the game in the top of the ninth "'ith ill'O markers. DEMONSTRATORS EXECUTIVE CARS tr.. s2497oo (RT8501954) TRADE-INS '7l MHCIDIS ZZO SHto ~ ... -.llWD (48tHG8) 56997 • '7l MAIDA OZ C- •..-.•.ciio.r1q.1101HE\IJ - 52997 • '12 JAGUAR XJ6 SHto ,\t,1!(1,,.aloC, I ll CO#ld., lltf•O, tPOtl•M. l .. IEY¥1 57497 • •72 POOO e .. 1 Jf A~. I ll l;ONI., tillU., 1Nt """'"'--·-· • • '11 fOIDVAM W.fllck •Mll.-....... ,,.., .. 52297 • '· • with a walk and an error. In all San Clemente strand· eel 14 baserunners in a game filled with "'asted opportunites for both sides. Coach Don Terranove·s Oilers strandC'd nine runners. including S<'\'l'n in the first four innings. Doug !l·fansollno's fly ball double and a sacrifice ny by Ji1n Coleman sco red tv•o in the third tor Huntington Beach and the Oilers took the lead in the fourth v.1hen a routine grounder "·as thrown 8\l'ay to allow 1'1ark Kimball and T01n Freman to score. • San Clemente posted single markers in the first and third innings on an rbi bouncer to left field by Dodd and an rbi single to left by Bill Enquist. !11n Cl_,,te Huntll'IQIOll ••~n g ! ' Marinct Duo Combine To Throw No-hitter K L ,\ ~1 AT J.I FALLS . Orr. -J\larina High's Da\•e \\'erncr and Joe Hamilton combined on a six-inn ing no- hitter. and J\larina took a J..2 victory to sweep a t\\·o-game set \\'ith Klamath Falls High, here. \\'ednesday. The game "'as halted afler six innings due to th e ~la rina team's scheduled bus depa rture for home. !){>spite the pitching or \\remer and Hamilton. ~i x 1'.larina errors ga\·e Klam ath Falls single run! in the SIX.'Ond and third innings. ~1arina rnanaged to break the tie \l'ith ·wha t proved to be !he \\'inning run in the fourth . !\tike Oapcllo scored the "·inning run. reaching base on an error and Coming around on a double by \Valt SaUer. J\tarina took the lead in the second inning "'ith a pair of runs. DapeUo started things 'A'ith a double 'A'hich was follo"·ed by a single by Satler and a ll'l'O-run double by Jim ~tartinek. M1rln1 Ul ' • .. • • ' ' • • ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' • • ' ' ' ' . C10 100-l I ~ Ol t 000-2 D 1 • • • ' ) I ' ' n Against Colton Key doubled home a pair of ru~ after \\'alks to ?>.fike f..fillcr and Kevin Urquhart and a single by· Gary Connally. Rick Binder had the other rbi against Colton. stroking a single to plate Sa l Grijalva , "'ho had also singled . Connally and Key p u l doubles together to produce one run against Temple City after the latter had piled up a S-0 lead through three frames. El Toro added three more in a futile cause agaiMt Temple · City in the fifth inning when Urquhart tA'as safe on. an er· ror, Connally was hit by a pitch and Gabby Grijah•a doubled home a run. Key follo\l·ed with a base hit to plate lwo more mates. ?>.like 1'.1cKinney scored the la st El Toro tally alter ~1alk· ing. FllllT GAMll l!I Tor9 UJ ~Ol'll'llllV, l b dl11v1. l b ktv O·U &· 6 r1111v1. 11 ,,,,,.1~1. c 81nckr. r! M01soe....i~. 10 ~~1~t"~T· lb 1(1cr.e11n, o~ Urnu~•rl, ll Tott ll El Toro Colton .. ' .. ' ' ' • • ' l • • ' ' • ' • • ' ' • • • • ' ' ! ' ' • ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' i • v ' ' . ' . 002 010 i.-, 1 ' l'(Q on x-u 10 t SfCONO G,\MI! II Tin Ill Conn111v. 10 s. Ci•ll•t~ •• ltl S, Grll1l~1. o Kew. o-it GonU'f•· c ~;~~·~~·11c MOHIMlllO~. II> Mekl~n.v. lb ''II ~r. <! furoee. r! Ur12un~rt. H TOlll• 111 1 ,~1 n:i l 0 ' 0 ' ,• ' ' ~ ~ i l,8Syo ~ 8 ! i 3 1 g ;; 21 s ~ l !COl'I 11¥ lf\fth"'I f l TorD "fy ' ' . D010l10-S65 161 )OZ •-U 1J 1 Baseball Standings American League East Division w L Pct. GB Kew York ' 0 1.000 ~ti!tA·aukcc 2 I .677 , ., Baltimore 2 2 .500 ' Boston I I .500 2 Detroit 2 3 .400 2 1~ Cle\<cland 0 ' .000 ' \\'tst Dilislon Angels 3 I .i50 i\linnesola 3 I .750 Oakland 3 2 .600 II Kal\$35 Cily 2 2 .500 I Texas 2 3 .400 I I\ Chicago 0 4 .000 3 • l\atlonal League East Dhislon w L Chicago 2 0 ~lontreal I 0 :"iew York ' I St. L-Ouis ' I Philadelphia I 3 Pittsburgh 0 3 \\'est Di\1.slon 000, ... San Francisco Cincinnati Houston Atlanta San Diego I 5 I 5 I 3 3 2 3 2 ' 0 5 Pct. 1.000 1.000 .6i7 .667 .:!SO .000 .833 .833 GB 'I " ., 2 212 .500 2 .400 2\1 .333 3 .000. 4\.t .... ~ .. - I .r ,0 i) ") t • • ,,. .Jn ll • 1-'ILOr ,'J / Dodd Does It All Area Spi l{e l ~ Sun1111ari c·s );lo 1f t l§etter Witb ~ecuritp ,. For San Clemente LYNN BLANTON Cage -·Des i1·e Hy llO"'ARD L. IJA~OY 01 111• Diiiy 1'11.i $l1tt Lynn Blanton 1n<idc a choice in college and she isn't sorry about ht"r decision . Bu l ~he rc!a 1n<'<I an inhcrant desi re and l'r\thusiasn\ for the ganit• of baskethalt despite le.:n•ing rhc sport as a partici· pant 10 beco1nc <:i cheerleader in her junior year. Uy llA.~K \\'ESCH Of .,.. OtllY l'INt llllf One look at J)an Dodd on !he football field u.•as enough ror a rnajor rollcgc to offer him a sc~arship. e dt"ser\'ed. but probably- di 'j {;Cl, 3 Sl'COnd Jook from the ul.$ for his play on the ha~ketb.1!1 court. And if his early efforts on the baseball field ilrl' any In· dic-aton. (>odd may be th e subjl."<!I of a fe11• '><'outing r('- ports there. too. A ~. 21f>.poonMr . Qodd 's ~ize doesn't turn off a scout in nnr s po r t • and · his fX"tfo1111a nce rating th is seai;on would have to be hi.gh in lii;:ht of: -All-Orang~ League sc\('('- tion in footba\I after passing for i26 yards. romplt>ting 40 pc rC't'nt 151of 1191 and ru.shing for 300 more. -All -league selet'tion In baskcthatl after averaging JO.fl points per gan1e, rankin g ;1n1ong the team·s rebounding lc.:iders. and playing a big part in the team's advanet'ment to the third round or the CIP playoffs. -A currc>nt batting avera~c of .448 to lead the baseball· ll'.'am as a pitehcr-f\r~r ba S<.· Lynn Y:as aucnding Boston man·ca tchcr. Blue Ba.1· Co 11 l' g c of lfis coaches break out thC' Northeastern Unl\'ersity at the accolades "'hen talking about time and aft er competing in hinl. the cage sport as a '·Dan does ~o man y things. !-<Ophomorc. turned lo DAN DODO . I cl'er ~port "·as in stason." says Oodd. ··~1y falh<'r Y:as prob.'lbly th<' biggest influen«. he has nt-\'er pushed me or anything, but h('lped nle v.·hcnr\'C'r I nC't'dOO IL lie playe d footb a ll a t SouUn1·e!'tern · l.ouisianll :1nd knOl\'S a !ol about sports. "I didn't rfnlly ha\'c big J!03ls !his sea'°"· just to win some gan1r~ 1n football and \\'Ln thr lragi.ie 1n baskelbal1. I d1dn '1 1hink at all about n1ak· 1n~ aJl-lcagi.1c>. but after !hr s r as on . I gl.K',~ l llM>ui.:ht I def.t'.'.J\'ed ir," Do.1rl may not ha~<' lx't'n th ink ; n g abou: 00~1.~ea~ on honors. but his co.1chr~ ar" quick · to point out he 91·as a 11'as suilaS!y lmprcsst'CI af1 rr !hlnklng pla)·cr in tllf> cour~e watching Dodd in the flrs l of .1 gan1e. another of his !'trong points , game of th<' season against l\1iss1on Viejo lhe C<lmplelcd "I like the challrn~r or !hr t5 of 22 passrs for 158 vards rnental 'aspet'f'< l)f tht• 1!<!1'111' " <'Ind lwo 1ouchdoy,·ns i tO C'.{-says Dodd. ··1 tricd to!)(> the lrnd scholarship fcl'IC'rs. one 10 se!llr !h in;:?s do"'" ll"hcn they go! v.'ild." ''He'll have to impro\'c his Xovt Iha! he'.< .11 !he quickness. and ha\'c a little crossrond~. athll't1ca\l\' :ind fr1 ste r rclea~. but I think by edueationaJ!~·. Dodd adm,1 ~ 10 !ht• time he's a j ll n 1 ll r hl' being a littlr confusC'd about could be a good ,. o l I t' g e his ful urc. lie intend~ to i::o on quarterback." sa~·s S 3 n to rollr!!,c. but hasn't dcc1drd Clement e football roach 1\llic lwt\.l'l.'Cn thrrc f 0 11 r. y" a r Schaff. schools. The object of lhrse obsrr\'a· And thou~h he' . .: r"•1..:ni'll lions. mcan \.l·hile. doc-sn't con-10 .~pce1alt1.ing u1 on" 'Ir I'\" sider himself a n a I u r a I .~ports on the c-ollrl!'iar" 1~·\·r1 phcnom , just a hard '.l.Orking hl' hasn't dccidrrl "·hich sport IYJX' ""ilh an unceasing in-he has to gi\'r up. tCrl'Sl in sports. Luckily. settling things do11·11 "E\·er since ca n is his tong suit. l (•4•0 •• a · •' 1 F"'""'otll M o!•• D" I Hl I l l \'"'"' J;l 1 , """' '.• 1 P••Qot• '.'• l •• ,,.,,. ,. l .,,,._1 P•~Q·r 1•,1.1 ? e.,.~ \M l I••" •n \'I J,,.., \f I • ,, ' ; D~~· t'~l l p ,,..,. "T•o ),') , ... ' , ... , .. /"'""~ , .. , t ,,. r l ; • 1 ~I •I " • "''"'""' I" ' • .1• ' -I) 1• n '"'"' 1 ~ ........ ·~· 1 "'~··· t·: , HOll!I••\·~ I "~ l om• ,. l'l>< ' ._,,.,~ I.' l r.t•"' \' ; u l ·~· 1 '·'•'•· n. r ..... .i 1 '•" I'<"" 0• T"• l •I! l'J ' ~''''""'' !Ill ]. 8G1I• !~o l .. ,. ''"~'" '·~ L t" C:.•·''' •• ;'< l>1o•• ,, ! •' ~ " 0•\!11"• H l r .' 1 f"""'"I •\ ) fl·.,1.,., ' ~P I ""' •• l ~l 1 Ct••' /"! l '' r-' ,., .... chcer\cading for her fi nal '"'O you don't reall.v not ice them \·rars in school ns :in un· until thl' end of fhe game when rierJ:t raduale. you see he h.1d five or six "l alwa~·s had in the> back of assists. 10 or ! I points and as mind to star 11·ith b<!SkPltmll many rebounds." says San Jn one Y."3}' 'or another ." the Cle rne nle basketball c:oach :'\e'.l.ixirt lfarbor girls basket· Stan Dc\taggio. remcrnbcr J'\'e pl:i}cd \\'h;1q--------~---,..1119!....., .... _gp __ p_ ..... _..'"" Ski Outlook ball coo.ch says. "fn a \\'ay. it hurl s hi~ "r-,1y first teaching job \\'aS Chances Of gelling a basketball c.!!~a~;:;,;', ~lo ~~!;'.'%~~~ I~~', !O~ nt Corne! I Lnh·crsilY in scholarship. The scouts, tho ""Ui~s,,O~~·s-~si;,e:,~!~11 ~~~.;."il On' .. see h1'1n on°e ,,.,,.,, hJ·m 'HI 1aM1. a°"" aac~td 00·#0~1. 1 c~•"· It haca. NY y,·herc I 11•as the ·• .,_ · 1 roe><r 10,,. y,·oinen's varsity basketball off because he isn't quick and ,~r!t'~~~~ ~~ ~~,;.;1~'1<1"'~.:.~00;~:~ coach for ty,·o years,'' Lynn isn·l a ~real jumper. ' i!'C11~1fot~·~,:;...~1~;,n••· 1 r ~· I r'catls. "But \\.'ith lhc ex.ception Of l~!t•11•re ill. 8o<~•I R!ooe I •~r llel ~t'" '""" I •·I~ fH! IOl~I ,no .. dfOI~. "It ,,·as ftin and the second Valencia. if Dan Dodd played .... ,, OOQd o.oc•..i • ..., oowa.•. w .--. I <<'n• ~,,.,.,,,,~ Seti• So•·~"'· 6 one.,., )·ear.,,,., \':ere 8-4 ancl travel!C'd for anybody e sc in the Orange ""w. t 11 '"'' 101•1 ...... , ....,..i o~<,..,, t h <0<T''<I<'• ~H '"•11011" Ol>f••«.., ~<JQ8r l to other schools on over ninht ..eaguC' this sca ~on. t at tca tn· B""'' • 1n.:t1e• -· 16 ?O l«T 1c•~1. THE Pt.ACE TO Pt.AN YO\Jlt VACATION & t.llSURE TIME/ " td h 1-.-• •~•• "'o<>'l a•c•f'<I ...,..,afr. • <~•·••. 1 trips. \\'e also pfa.vC'd in thP "'OU a\'C .... :en in our po.-.1. •Q•"' i,.,, LOS INBRES ' . · h nd' \nd ·r .. ,.~ ......... 11 ~;i,,.. 11a1·" 1 ''Kl' "" .... "'-<"'" -Jlate tournanirnt.'' ion in I c Sia 1ngs. 1 1 t •eo!• •D••I. vf•v aQOd l>OWd .... , 1 ""', j ~ \~"h~· did she lc:i\·c romell l.aguna Beach had !)an. the\' ~~~~~~ 1r:,.1 °'-:=,R ·::~1G~:~:;~1 COllVBITION CICUTICD .~for a joh at ~c\.l·port 11arbor "'ou!d probably ha\·e "''on the ..,, ... ,...,•II •t<11111e,.,._•111W1. I UllU • t ag h mp·onsh· "'""v.~v \,Cl ~ ... .,~ s~. Qa"'~-• '". l1 tgh 7 c. ue ca 1 rp. c,,., ~ ... 11 itt1 h '·"· __ ..,," •••~ OOWffTOWNATFIGUlROA &PICO , •·1t v;as likl' hcinii in In football. Drakf' t:ni\'c>rs11 ~-,~,. ~~ •. 00"'°"'· •ir!ION>ed, 3 ••111t1•••••••••••••••••••• ·"-hibernation. It l\"lll'i frigid cold.I~~· ~rij~~ae'1rcmmiil~~~-=~-frtlm1iliiiiiiiii;;8£jl;;lj~liiij&;jK;;;;i,ii)tjiii th"~ c and I ha d been in j ~ CIJifOrnia 10 allend C<:il Slate I) . " (Long Bc:ich \ sun1n1er school. ) "I resip:ncd from Cornell ) and can1c to Californi<i and ) ~ didn't ha\'c a job. Fortunately this one opened up :it \'C'll'OOrt ) and I \\'.'.l S fortunate enoui.;h to ) get ii." -.) \Vi lh that inhcranl desire to ) roach baskt·!b<1ll. ho"·evcr. shr ) Y•as son1c"·h:11 disa ppointed, y,·hen she Jx-i::an leaching and 1 ) found the Tars didn't ha\'e a I ) girls tean1 . ) •·I placed a sign in the l!irls I ) locker room askinl! for cirls to ) ,.ign up !or basketb.11!. \\"c f:!idn't hn\·e too many thal first ) yc;ir but we formed a tean1." ) This year ihc girl~ ftrlln :> t\e"'OOrl cntcrc-d the> CJF ) pl a.1 offs a~ rh(' \"n I rea1n "'·· from the South Orange Coun ty IT. (;.\A Lca~u" and dC'fl'ated l ) '-lai'ina in fi rst round play. I ) l•\lfc lost rour gan1cs. all or > then1 to learns that use a l ) pr1·i;s defense." Lynn sar~. "I ''O\\' rhat next \'enr \1·r·n1) tr-(' :1 full rourt pr('<:; an'I 111··11 ) ::ilso lc<1rn ho1\· to c!C'fen~c1 ) n~11inst ii. \\'t•!I ne\'cr he in 1 ~ this po.~ition again.'" .. ·n1c .\"c1rpor I ~irl~ used a I ) ionc dt·fcns:e th roughout th,. ) p;isr seas.in hut L}'nn say; !hat ) \1 ill al~o rhang" i ) '·\Vc'!l use a man-fu-n1an ' ) dc>fensc next season .·· · 1 " Tennis coach l'nt \\"i/son., 1 standin~ nl-n rh,\'. 1n'1•rr11rh:•-i· ! ) "\'ou rn ca n i:ir!-!o-l!irl ) defense. don't you? Let's car-1 ) r~ this 1hing al! !he \\a,v." 1, ltow about the future for i # ~!rs. Blanton. \\"ife of a Corona · ) clcl ~l ar lligh a.ssislant foot· ) ball coach? ) "I ahr:i.vs \\'ant !o roach. ) lt"s :i ~cp.irat;, 1\·pe of futfill-1, n1••111 for lllt' (\11· S<i\'' I# "1'11 pr (l h a b I 1 I :1 l· P ) !i1nC' 0111 1(1 ha\'(' :.i f;imi]\· but I I) \\·ant to l'Otne bark ;:ind ooaeh ) :i~a in t1 fle r that. 1llc ~irl s ) krep telling rnc not to bt-('(lmc l prcgnan! t!'Jr in:; thr ba~kctbnl1 :Sl':tSOll .. ) Ju~r lik(' hnr 11r'lf'r.('1',1d 1·11 ,.'I ) day~ in Ro-:ton "h"11 ~he l!<'''C J) up the sport to become a ful[. 1 lune chtcrll•arler. J.rnn Clan· ) ton plan~ 10 tokt tin1e 'lUt fl)"" ) ha\·in,g a f11;mily but vo1\-.~ shf ) \\'ill relum 10 lhe sport Ii<' ) lCJVl'S. > > > ) > ) > ) ) ) ) ' HERBERT L. MILLER TIRE COMPANY INC. 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I fOCMAIGf iii Crtdll Pion OPEN DAILY 8 ~6 •SAT 8-S ~..,~Seiu ...... r ... ft•p~Ti~·-re;.;;;:;;St•o;;;ore_s:;'*.i- • • • . . 32 DAIL V PILOT Thur\day, Aorll 11, 1974 Edison's Dunne Participates In Ol ympic Soccer Tryout Ed ison Jfigh Sthool senior Kevin Dunne wu one of just five prep :MIC'Cer players lnvlted lo ~rticiP'le in a tryou t for the 1976 Olympic Gt1mrs squ•1d. playing semi-pro baJI '""'ithout p;ay) for St. Stephens or Lynwood and has cracked the starting lineup. Tite 18-year-old and his ra mily are anxiously awa i1111g \ol"Ord U he 'll be one or the 42 ca lled bat'k. o~·crall there y,•erc 60 play(!n, ~tly (nnn semi-pro and c o 11 c g e clubs, at the trYout staged on Dani els Field In San Pt:dro but Kevin's dad. Don , rcp0rt11 Uttle come QUI of the tr1.il. .. We're pre~ty confident he'll mnke it to Lhc next tryout." says Dunne. "1 think Kevin dtd very well." says lhc c I d c r Dunne "but ;ill the y did v.•:.is di.vtdc them into lour learns <ind play a 15·1ninute scr1mrn11ge. "II was hard to really see 1he inchvidulll t1k1ll!l ol the players.'' Newport Jlarbor's ~Iris ,,.,-on th e Brach CIUei '4t relay aad lhe time of iO.O srl a metl record . At la~t yeor'l'I CIF J\la5ter's meet, lbt same time would have eaplured second plact. Since Costa P.1t1a'1 girls, who ran 49.S iD lt73, have mo1Uy gradualed, the Tar. are Jookiat like the fa\'Ori~s &o make the stale meet where girls cempetltloa wUI be bekl fnr I.ht flr1t tlme. Dunne said he felt the plan was to take .a STEVE BRAND 'lbe team membtrs are NDDcy Olson, Karen Bradford , Barbara Benish aGd Jan Kellinger. UCI's David Green has returned to /liew Zealand to be with hi.s ailing mother and Ant~aters track' coach Bill Toomey say!'! he probably will not return. look at !he caliber of players, slice 18 from the! li~t :ind have another trial April 20 when th<• hon ing process will really begin. ''f think David was a little homesick hut he w;:is plaMing lo stay anyway until hi s rnothcr gOl. lU," aays Toomey. "They're having trials in dilfcrenl sectors of the UnitOO States and I suspect lhe final Wcslc.rn area tryouts will be held in San Francisco," says Dunne. Pro track makes Ill once-a-year appearance in Lot Angeles Saturday afternoon and one certainly hopes 11'1 a helter product now &ban a year ago. "At least they're starting early this time. Two years hf>fore the Olympics is the way it should be done to gi ve the players a chance to know each other ... A near-capacity Sports Arena cnnr.·d last year ,..w the meet nlll late aod the an· llcipattd cine races flu.Je. Kevin, an All-Orange C.Oun!y player and standout fron1 his center forward position. Is Now they bave Beo Jlpcbo, Dave Wottle and Rod ~tllburn ta add depth to th e nelds, not to mention a year to make It the 11how it originally promised to be. Checking Men's Golf Ex-grid Coacli Matclies His Age (78) Ike Armst rong, re ti r c d Uni versity of Minnesot a and Utah football coach and athletic director 1vho now lives in C.Orona del Mar, had t'¥l'O birdies, seven pars and nine bogies lo shoot his <!ge (78) on the lr\'lne Coast C:Owllry Club course this 11·eek. Armstrong. a regular at Jrvine Coast. gaifted the thrill of a lifetime tha1. few golfers achieve with a perlect place- ment and a. par on the final hole. Thc club charnpionsltip$ are under way at Irvine Coosl with first round a c l i on highlighted by a su~par round of 67. by Dr. 1\tlchael O'Brien . O'Brien plays but four limc.s a year, making the feat all the n1orc remarkable. He defeated Bob Hartman, a.and-7. In other first J"OJJnd m.at- chcs. Bill Donovan defeated Clark Sommers. I-up: Woody Smith stopped Tom DeFore!lt, I-u p: and T. E. Cummings defeated Bf\Ja! Olson, l·up on the 19th hole In the upper bracket. In the lo~1er bracket. Dick Br.:ilcy defeated Forrest Smi1h. l·UP on the 21st hole: Herh \Vilson tool.: the measure or Tt"d Bcliakoff. 3-and-1: G('nt" Ronald stopped Fldv.•ard Hev.•itt, 4·.'.l.nd-3: and Jim Brimble de f ca t e d Toni tfudson. 5-and--4. Quarterfinals plav will tnkc place Saturday \ldlh the scn1is April 27 and the finals on the 28th. Sa11ta At1a All but one first round match in th e championship flight or the president's cup competition at Santa Alla Count ry Club have been com- pleted. Joining the ~·inners of a n't'Ck ago v.·ere Robb Hurtt over Fred Walker: Denny Evans over 11oward Fletcher ; Jack Wilder over V i n c e Hogan, Dr. Kirby Day over Ev Mom!: Ban-y llaUamore over Frank Bell : Dick Aubrey over Bud Talmage: and Jim Voelkl over Jim Christensen. Results in tbe August.a flight found Ed Elhell defeating Bob 8<.'rgen; Bill Dermis stopping Ed Arnold ; Roy Crank win- ning over Freeman Kinzie : ~tike Carter defeating Paul Reiland : John Abraham top- ping Pa ul Fassnecht; Lloyd Stocker wiMing over Bob Zant: Ed Weber defeating Pete Johnson ; and Hartley Scars defeating Jim Berry. Big Ca11yo11 Jn a \\\'O low balls O( foursome tournament for the men's club of Big Canyon Country Club of Newoort Rcat'h. a ~oup composed of Chuck ~tontgomery, J i m Gianulius. Bob Lov.'den and Da ve Quisling posted a 124 for lop honors. In .5<-'COnd place at 125 11·cre Ron \Vinterburn, Bill Doyle , Bjamc Qva!e and D a v c Barn~s. Alarriitos Entries Tlvo teams lied for third at 126 including Frank Ryan . Dick Whitlo."'. Joe f\.ladl and Harry h1artin wi1h Bud llolt. Doug Eve, Bill r-.toore and Art 1\1urphy. On Sunday it was a three lo\v balls of foursmnc com· petition with Mr. and 1\1rs. Don \Velis learned v.·ith 1\lr. and Mrs. Don Anderson in first place al 204. The Frank Ryans and Paul Sehloemers finished second at 205. Nex-t big event at Big Can- yon CC is a jack and i:ll tournament April 21 . Mefi ·a guest day is scheduled April 18 ~·ith a 12: 30 shotgun sta rt for the tv.'o low balls of foursome event. 1'1i••lot1 Viejo Semifinalists in the 1ncn·.s club president's cu p com- petition at Mission Viejo Golf Club have been determined. rncluded In the group arc Ben Jen!len, Paul Rull8c. Steve \\!agner, \Yalter Brooks, Norman Foreman, D a v c Richardson, John Gould : Ken lacavoni, F.<l. Beal and Tom Jioag. Jt's a medal play event. Upcomlng events at A1ission Viejo include the men '!! stag dav toumoment "'ednesday 11·llh a I o'clock shotgun start . 1\farlin 1\lcKecv!'r y,•il\ be !he jtuest spe aker at the e\·ening dinner meeting:. A 1nember-guest tournament ~·ill take place at i\1ission Vie· jo on May 18 . 19 11·iUr sign11ps currently under \\•av. On the first da y, scoring will be on a partner's better ball basis '¥l1ith a partner's aggregate SC()re on the second day. Eagl es were thr rule rather than the exception for two members or the Mission Viejo Golf Club this '¥\'eek. lfoward Jenki ns. an American Harness Results Jllfl'TH llACI! -OM milt. Ill(,, Cond!lloneo ( NW·ll. s ve.ir o1111 & u"arr. Purw SXXJO, Po•nl "urOue (Rutlt'lll •.70 l .00 1.70 ToHld A!mll lll,lr\I Hlt'l'lt5•1 3 . .0 , .l(l Spht Pea !CtrrnalU 2.60 Tlmt -l.06 US 410.0 •ated -Ml~• Ho~tV "°'· Oltmonte Prlncce, Wet!ef ll:oOM'I', S111 Samo • SIXTH llACE -()fie ...ii... Ptce. Cl11monv. All -· PIKM $1900. Wee ll:lcr..ro 0 {(IMl)Nll J•. Ovr• f'"lg f0tnnl1I 4l.OO li.00 1000 lAO l 00 Jtvelon M<lfl•w\ !Ru11ell) "' Tlmt -?.01. l'.IMI •Med -Lutlr'I' Coln, M!lltr Dv fle1u, ,,._,i.,or N, UMl• 1'111, Pool•• Clluc~. U EXACTA l·W .. llld1t!11 D.I 3· O\fff Fie. ,_iCI WJ.ll SEVENTH ""CE -()fie '"ile. P•ct C<lfldllloned. fCO-tl. Fiilies I. Mtrti. A!I &!le> PUfU MOOCI. N1t!v1 Ge'" COenn!1I Oelawt •e N CMaHosl S1rah Ou~~ !Cat>bl Time -?Col l,/S 1.«I 4,70 ],<IQ 1 "" • llO ·~ 41.o rl(ed -Ml Clltll"•· Kiwi Ambe•, Slli1way WldOW, Elberlt EIGNTM Ill.CE -One mile PMt . Cl1iml1>9. All •OH. Pvrw illOO. Jeller..,., Crt ll'I (Bo•Ol 1.10 • 00 3.•c Mi!!Ol'O~ Clllet (0.)0fl'llf) l .60 2.60 Grner•I Gr~¥ (loOO) •.70 Tlmt -1.01115 A.IWI , .. tf'd -Blu Crted. a """" LIO· die N, Paulng Dr11m, Cullctm T•r>· w IS £X4(TA 4-Jfffllnoll Cr'I"' I. S- MlllMOs Cllltf, .. ltl 1st.to, NINTH ll ACR -Ont! mlle. P•ce. Cltlml1'19. All .oer. Pvrwi $110G. Sldnty l r&Mll !Oftomtrl 11 ... 790 ~GO Tommy• Flr•I IOennisl e..oD 4 •O M~ Fr!Mo!J (Ru~$1H) 4.10 Timt -2.06 l fS 4li.o ''"te<I -Eu•• Brtl. Sptctoit1tr. Pgl ... l•!t Pit,, 0on·1 LOii-lllCI<, Scon ·-· IS fXACT,t, J.S~ • ..,.ft .1. I· TMl'"YI l'lnl, l'tltl \ULM. Uni Nine Blitzed OCEANSIDE -University High School pitchers ran out of gas in the SCC-Ond lnning and as a result, dropped a 23-1 decision to Vista High in the consolation finals of t h e Oceanside tournament Wednesday on the MiraCosta College diamond here. The blitz of !he Trojans was the '¥\'Orsl in the school 's history. Vista SCf.lred 11 Tll1\S in the second inn ing or the ab- b rev i ate d four inning nlghlmarc. In the fatal second, the win· ncrs had six hits COl.lpled wit h three lniversitv errors and v.·alks in 11·holesa1e numbers. UlllYlf'o!h fll .. Si+va. o·I! Wallacn, l!> W~lle. lb Co.-.er. !!> 1<11.,;lan, II ll:obiM0<1, l)-1b Witlltl'WIOOfl. 11J.U Surkct, d Hu~ne•. rl Per.,.,ud, t O'Lot111llhn. ~ St•Olllll"'s. » Giiiham. :b S1nc11t1. 10 Davit, cf Tora ls i ' ' I ' .. ' . • 8 l g I I • • g 8, ! L01 ,t.!1mllo1 1!11lr\11 1111' TllV"41•l' "lllST 11,t,CE -One mile. PAct (ll••ll•l'IQ Al! •9•l. Pv•\t Sl6'i) (l;t""· Httl 1lf1(~ "lo(l(l, Lt M•n' Cllip !O. A~~erm•rl IYiltrd U . l l11Mhi!I) Wv•tt1 Adf" 11. o·ar1er>\ Cheryl Al,.,11\ur" (0 . t-100•111 F<t•QIU Pt•n IR. IV1U11m1) Airlines pilot. fired a deuC'C on v;,11 J 11 5 ~J~, ~ the fifth hole rrcenUy. using n u~Jver~r.., o 11 l o--1 2 , Htn•v 11•<1 tl Anin•I N~O·ll (h·o 1e /.,'.D'° ~111 P.-., 111. Plc~mOf'o H11·, T ~"""'V (0 L5'1""1 T1ll'mV ~A•I\ ! J l\•lll .. "1d 111!••• ll•lf~ (~. 0.-r) M; W G I~ Blac~mtnl JOMfW A•Gt'>I IR GllrdM) SECOHD 114CI! -Onl mitt. PIJ<t . Cll"dll1or>O<I ) ve1• 0101 .I. unoer. Mal~•. Pu"e 11 l'OO. Ol1m1n1e ou1u,.11 !G. Horii SmDl<t C1n fJ_ G•llf'lll'fl 41\0v" Tro .. nr !C"o. lonwl HI W1y Ooll IM. Aut»nl S~ I rut Mr (P (Oflr~ I 41ar CJ, VOl~rol THllO lt4CE -Ont mht P1•e (Olld1'1Gn~ \ v•ar ot01 .I. "'"''" """ wi'\nt• <1' 2 ''"''' Puq~ 111'00. Glnp r '-'~g !J. 81-le> l't•lor Ptcll 'N Prte•wn )1 l Jwl H.., 10 •111u••1 "•''·• iit-"'• 11 o~~""' IJo'~ ti fl< !J ,, l'l ~ ... I .&10~1 -VI I. Cl•wllW • Jtl'• ,-,,,II •{, 'Mv'JC• .. j "'' • ....... J 1'1•1-1 fl°"1el' .... 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CAN HELP THE CARBURETOR SHOP 1 ~am CC.t1.w-;1 M1421.t ,., ~~·""-"·~ ... • I • rhree \\ood ofr the Ice and --;:::;:::::::::::::;;--·I ~~:ping a six iron into the POOL Brian\\' eave r. a \.J.year· old junior golfe r and son of TAB LE s Claude and Delores \Veavec. used a driver. four wood arid nine iron to hOle O'lt on lh'! par-5 14th hole recently for his eagle. 19th Role The annual Mater Dei lligh School golf extravaganza will be staged A1onday, April 29 and not on April 16. April 16 1s !he deadline for filing entries in the tourn11· '395°0 .... --~:..: •nd up n1en! thaL finds boos1ers, 1•1•> coaches and others connec ted _,!~~_,,.,,.,.,,.,.,,.~;,:,".I_ with !he school ha\·ing a fun cl:iy on the llnks . In the 1\Ct!kly pro. a m tournament at Los Coyotes Countlj' Club o( Buena Park, Tom Jackson of Seal Beach won first place whh a score or 70. Roland Thunnan ol Mmlon Viejo joined Jacbon on !ht! •·Inning pro am team. San Clemente Golf Course will ho:Jf the neii:t event April 211. loose A 74 Datsun 610 5..-,.,, .... • 1 .. a-01r_L COITA .-SA DATSUH Jffl HAllOll' ILfO. c.M. 14CM410 A rea Prep T.eni:ris Su.1nniaries SIZE C76-14 . Plus $2.17 fed. EJ:. Tax per tire Glass-Belted Jumbo 780 Specified by Leading Car Makers General Calib rated ~ Jumbo 780 . General's popular original equipment tire with a strong polyester cord body and 2 fong mileage glass-belts. SIZES E76-14 E76·15 F76·14 F76·15 Plu$ from $2.33 to $2.58 Fed. Ex. Tax per lire depending on ~ize SIZES G76-14 G76-15 H78·1 4 H7S-15 Plus from S2.67 to $2.97 Fed. Ex. Tax per lire depending on size Calendar _, SIZES J76·15 L76-15 Plus from $3. 13 to SJ.19 Fed. E.11. Tex per tire depending on size -------------WHITEWALLS ONLY $3.00 MORE eER TIRE -----------J . ComPlete EXPERT . FRONT- ·BRAKE OIERHAUL END ALIGNMENT THIS WEEK ONLY ... Standard & ~· -.. c .... IHCWOIS: 1. ln!ltall NEW heavy duty lining on an 4 wheels! 2. Rebuild the cyhndera on au wheels! 3. Bleed bl'akes -imtall heavy duty bnlf(e fluid. 4. Inspect brake return 5Pffngs 5. Turn and true all 4 brake drums 6.. Repack front ~I beari ngs. 7. ~dJust brakes and check emergency ltnkage. 8. Road test vour automoblle. -................... ...... c..s.••••111• .... lf•••d. Don Sweclund's STAHDARD & COMPACT AMMICAH Cl.RS Only Includes setting Caster, Camber, Toe-in, and T oe -out to manufacturer's specs •.. Safety Check l Road Test. Extra charge for la rger .. or air condil ioned cars, setting lorslon bars ·and parts 11 needed. 95 8ENEllAL .. JIRE COAST GENERAL TIRE ' Pf'icH •t tMw" •I Gen1111t Tht 11et1a.c-~rpriud 515W t ,-.._.. ,._....,_....._____ ... 7J01o ~ 111"11'''" .. "t ..... ,,cu,. " '""' 19 .. ~ -.. ~ I i 6:-646-IOJJ -140.5710 pltrl"tl'-G9MIWI ~· Sooner.Or~ you'I C1Nl1 ~·---"'.----,..:....& • -- __ D_A_ll_V_P_ll;_;O_;.T ________ T;_:-;:c y, A~l_l_l,_1_97_4 MIXED SINGLES .I?'/. 'bu'l?6 Al..WAl/S OD!Hli oor Alrru Soo&ii ! TUMBLEWEEDS Mil PIEPUTV! Ml\. Pl!l'UTV! MUTT AND JEFF LOOK, FIRST LIST ALL YOUR DEPENDENTS LIKE '>'OUR GOUlFISH, COG, CAT, CAR, ETC. FIGMENTS llE. ~Air<' A~~ ti? S0METMIN6 1!11Tll Mf ! AMY1'MIN6 ! tlCW OEOUCT fl,000 FOR HAlll RES~R ANO TEN PER CENT OEPRECll(TION ON ALL YOUR BURNT OUT L\Glff BULBS! t HOW ADD THAT ALL UPAHD'\OLIRlllCOME FROM 'Tl<E OUTCOME WILL GO l'2'lM YOUR OUTGO~ • .. ·'•"· ( by Tom K. Ryan by Al Smith '+·II by Dale Hale NANCY by Emie Busluniller TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE !iCROSS 1 Vault 5 Man inttie Bible 9 Another lime 14 Aclor --· R•Y 15 Rage 16 Meaning 17 Arouna August 1s1. say 19 Facial expression 20 Glrr s "'me 2fKindof tide 21-SOOw 11et11cte 24 Att.S ot vending again 27 Decisive I rial 29 Neighbor ol B.C. ·3 t Tweeter's co~anion 35 Burglarize 37 Fastef'1flfs 39 Combine .a Gem '42 Disas- Semb!ed .._. Godof to11e- , 45 Firs! time '""'" ·47 Healing lluld "49 Adjective SUffilll SO Pulled with Qu ic~ 1e~s 52 8ecu1ne mo•e distant 54 C:gre~s 56 Relra1ns !roman ac11on 59 Stomach 62 Central 6-4 Musical group: Abbr.· 65 Kind of race 67 In---· ·-··:Fie 70 Honor 7 1 Man's n•me 72 Heroic 73 Literary ·.:ompo- sitlons 74 Ouantily ol paper 75 Office lum11ure DOWN ' 1 Debussy c~o- 111\ton. 2 WOfdS 2 EUmina!e 3 Cttyol Ethiopia; 2 words 4 Otmait r.ervice 5 Ou1llt \1'11lh \l'leapons Yesterday's Pu.izlt Solved: ' l E £ T 6 Water Implements barr1er 36 Unprolected 7 AUirm 38 Bega! 8 Excellence 41 Tepid 9 Blocktiead 43 II····: 10 Ony(Or Ben1IO 1ade Mussotini 11 Fabdceous 46 --- shrub Sctwamm: 12 Capri Cowboys 13 Necessity VIP 18 Cavalryman 48 Flat-topped 22 Coo1ch hills bench 51 Da~en 25 Rebecca's 53 D1spensod: son Inform.al 26 Animal 55 Asian pelts rrwinwnal 28 Soulhem: 57 ~~stryof Abbr. 58 Srnalrrnark JO Shrub 59 Trwow in :J? Kind ol dice e•il: 2 eo Chf!oge in words decor 33 Cembfidge 6 T Alrlcan plant· . 63 Drowse en11iate 66 11 is so 34 Absence of 68 MoulhS motion 69 Fem.al• 35 Anglets' animal , ..... ~ ........... __ .,. .... .,_, __ _ PEA .. UTS JUDGE PARKER OKA"f ... I'U. PICK UP TKAT PACKAGE AND GNt IT TO MOHICA! &UT rT'S A LOT OF CASH TO &E WAL.KIN' AAOUHO WITH! MISS PEACH i c . DICKTUCY M.~ IQJ NE€D TO EAT A B€TiEi 8REAKf.\'5f. 5:R. OR HAVE l(OJR E'1'~S C11ECl-..CD OR 5T.l.R.T 60iN6 10 6fD E.U:-.1:1i'. DOOLEY'S WORLD YOU S~OU LON 'r BE Arl':A10 Of 1Hf. £AS!l'.R CAT, MAX Dr.SMOCK Y"l(>.iOW, G'O.Gl'ING WORL.P WAR 'J! "fMEiRE: WAS A fHG S,.OCKING SHOFti""AGE5-.•. GORDO MOON MULLINS 1'1-115 ~SE ISN1T EIJ Ti-II! "TWO OFUs !f ANIMAL CRACKERS I SEE ~EA SPECIAi-: COMMrrTE:E Hl6 BEEN APA:llll!ED TO CONDOCT All 1NT6161VE STl)DC,> Of.I l~DIUIDOAI .. PRIVACQ , l{OU'l/t ~Vti? tmDiK57J]J r1.l.'/f 'i'J'J, .'AAR.:.£ .T~.\T ~i-:t~ A f'::R52\ CC•.\P'o..\INS ... t DIJE5."l'i :.µ...., f A SJ-Lr.'~N. kt ~~ i:i S1.V.?.\":" ~1:; ~~. ' " ' ' flj;'S l/FJtf KIND AND GENTLE ... by Harold Le Doux GO RIGHT INTO MA. C>RIV£R'S OFFICE! HE'S EXPECTING '10U, M ISS CAl.VlN! ev10EN1'L. Y, YOU 00N'1 KNOW iriE '"'FEllENCE 5&Tw•e~ c~e~F"1LNE~~ AND HYHE~IA ! by Mell of •ll by Chester Gould . PINNED TO TMEWC\LL! - by ROCJer ltodfloelcl ACfUALL"' ~E OfllLY TIM E ME EVER C£rS IAf.AN 15 WllEN fAS1lR fAllS A SUNDAY AND llE AS TQ WORK ON ™E Wl'EKEND I I I • • S IG>l i I !~ • FOfl 6051>1 SAK6! 'I-It 11" 'T°OOt< Me Ai..i MOU.r ISVf51(V' '"llG~-1" 'fO SCllllAPI& 011-~ "fl..lose: 1"wO COA"1"S OF WMl'f6 e:,.,AMt'-L,...1 by Gus Arriola by Ferd Johnson by ROCJf!t iollen 8or, I. Al.WP!< S CC\'ISIDe'ReD PfllV~ A PRIVATE MAl'TE~... , "Surely, you C"n s•r &ometh.lnr elk: besides 'wh7 nain Eater.'" DENNIS THE MENACE ' ,. 34 DAILY PILOT Thut~.11, Apnl 1~, .... Subsidiaries Westgate Will Sell Cadillac o\'Cr The Counter ' NASO L1slings for Wednesday, April 10, 1974 Workers ()TC JO !tf11it Arlit!f! 51eoc:~ .•. llft•O..<lft M r (il~lhn nll>lo. J'•b\I llt~w Ai'*'•o....11 P<O f-o~· ,...,,,.~~ lluwll Anw• E•P ,.,,.Chl•H 0r:><>r 111•-••ltl lldf" F•H~!Gldwl .Or, ,VIII-.. (!.lllAl~ed (ho. 111.100 • 61• -· (. IUflOQ 1•1 u·,-'• llXl,o.00 IS'• 16' o -I', ,,,1)1) ,., ''" '• 11 lllO •I , ...,. , l•, \.!,JOO l't"' lO\o-'' n,m ·:.. 4::::-:-: • ~I.JOO ·~.000 ~!.Of.(I "'' •11'· -.. l'l\o ;l<i'o-llt · Gai11er1 and (01e,., C).t.INl.llS I G.11br.1!~ .3'111 A'. 1 ~ 1'~ UP 7 Fiowt.o. In<, 7 • '• Up To Return DETROIT IU PI ) -Some 1.300 v•orkers who ·w e r o :i mong the 79,000 laid off by Gl·ncral ~lotors C-Orp , "'ill rrtu m to their jobs of building Cadi llart:i April 22 bcci1 u~ lux- ury car salrs hoi vc Improved. a cnmp.iny jjpokrs nkln SJ)'!I. In addition. planned layoffs for another 350 worker!i at the GM assembly division plant in J.indcn, N.J., which builds Cadillacs , have been c.:inceled. (;~1. the automaker hit han::lest by the nCw car sales slump "·hich tx>gan laSt fall. plans no furt her temporary layoffs nnd "rhat's th·e way ll could stay," one company :;ou rce said \\'ecluesda~'. TllE DEC ISION by Gi\1 to rec:ill lhc 700 workers al the Cadillac ;isscmbly plant in Detroit th;il builds El [}(lrildM and lhe reca ll or aoothC'r 600 at the co1npanion Fleet Wood plont that makes OOdics came in the same week that all 44 U.S. auto assembly plants "·ere operating -the ftrSt time that's happened since before Christmas. Jn January tbc lurury rar- sales division ~Id 12.449 cars, l I ,581 were sold in February, ond 17.S!H in r..larch. "This significant increase in dcn1and ro r Cad illacs i s another positive sign that con- sumer ronfidcncc i.s on the upswing and the demand for full -si:icd cars is gaining litrcngth." said G~1 Chairman Richnn::I C. Gcrstenbcrg. "We are pnrticularly pleased to be able to reca ll some or our laid- off employes.'' SAN DIEGO !APJ Wcstgatc-Califomla Corp. has agreed to sell 'most of it.s $\J.Midlarlt'! and remiin in buslneM as :i aeafood pro- cessing ro1npany. The Fecleral D c !' o .s i t Jn.-.urancc Corp .. v.·hich eltiim!I $9l n1illion i.n ckbt..'I fro1n Westgate. agreed in 1 ht' fcd<>r11l Bankruptcy Court fi l- ini.: to drop Its ('ffqn s to Ii· qui tl<lh: ~le congoln1!'ratc. 1'HE Flt.ING \\'AS subject to npproVal by U.S. Dist rict J ~+Ii. ......... /I~. ~. uo • llqn PTeot In 6~• • ,,. uo } V•drc '!>•Olt-l 't • \'i Up ?I.• a .1 U.I u.s 11.S GM STILL llAS some 77,700 f'or • Yif01Na /nll ' 11' • 1 uo I l •l'lll Atwurt fO,. ·~ UP I P"nc. E itPlll~ s ~ •, UO '" 11.1 " ' 10,t workers on indefin ite layoffs. L t\ r.1a.yor Tom Bradley Ford r..totor Co. has 16,275 -• t11 trru1n E"9V •'•• '• ua 10 (twnellu\ Ca ~·· • '1 Ull 11 (l1noca! s.c,..,n ' )•, .. '• Uv 10.s " 1.1 • ,,, workers on s 0 _ca 11 e d pedals around city hall permanent J 3 )' 0 r f s and in campaign to rall y 1l A1v•l Mf9 I :Ill 11<, • t•, U11 1J UA (OOCblf.,~ ~" • '• Up 14 Aow .......... 1 In !01'. ' Up " ,,, Ch I Co 12 l)llo\ support for ProposiLion rys er rp. ni; .-. However. For<! nt>:<t v.·eek 5 which would divert plans to idlr 8.000 v.·orkcrs at funds for rapid tr3.nsit tv.·o assembly plnn!s \\'hich development. It lndMllf 1.llO J"', '• Up 16 Clltlll• AIH .... c~ ''·. • ' Uo 11 ,1.1 rs ltKD•o 4 , " uo LotEllS .. " 1 Hynl &olcl<nq 1' o -•' Otf l lmodco lrw. ~·., 1 1 Oii l O.cl~IOI\ Dlt• ,_ ,._ Oii 1'.0 ". "' '" '" " ' '" " ' " ' " , .. build bi~ C'aJ'S and at 11\·o ------------ • 'I• 1tE1nv .J.ld 6' 1 ()It ~ iMtrurml Yb ) .,. ()II • Oonn.lr OPwlo I" '. ()It I "'-M,o .. ln "• • , Oii IC..nVIP!t 1.11 JI', 1't O!t t ,O.mUl'tn ,C\b • • 'o on 10 OtY c~r111 ~· )'• 011 11 Bo•Uev C...o /'. '• Oii 11 """V P•t•ol•n /h '• Olt IJ Am 6'omoo<1•t l 1 • -'• 011 I-5ooland Equ,a · I , •, Oii II ~1•4• I. Bt~w P • 'o 0 11 1• Gilb<:•! II l(kt l< , J 0 11 11 F••-•r .i!lll t '> Oii I MUTUAL FUNDS .. " " " •• ,,, I manufacturing plants making engines and parts for large r models. Chrysler v.·ill furloui:h 9.500 "·orkers at tv.•o plants that assemble full ·sized cars Y.'hilr G~J said it "'ill shut do1\'n ils South Gale, Calif., plant next week for convers ion to small- car production. That facil ily, with a payroll or 3.500 hourly employes, had built I h e reguJar-sized Buick, Pontiac and Chevrolet models -all New Yo•--Fo•· Oo-11:1 c11 J" • 1\ 1.v Fund • •s '•1 vo,1; 1.tt •.n slow sellers because of the lo·••t'IO 1• 1 loll DI OodQC. 1•.U 1' 1• JP GWl!'I 116 9 )I) "-.erv F I.OD 1.00 .11o<1 .->11 •~ed orl· o.e.e1 E t . .u 1.•2 J..,lll F11 u 11u 11 11e~r• F 1.,. • 00 rnergy and gasoline crunch. tP• Dfl Mutu•t OllE'f',USGll~ Jloie111t!'I 6~ 1 1J S..!e<.Eq 1 • .01.0'I \\'he 't ' 'lj f yncl• •• OU<l!Pd by Ot ff Fa t.M10.JI JH•ll 19 7)1 ,,,\ S..!~<D c. SI? ~.:w. n I reopens, It WI pro- l!le NAS01..:. Ea•vFo '" l.M ..1o11"'111 10 .. 10 .. ~.u~, 1111.11 duce the s ub compact 0.,-1 l • U ,li" 41 llE'f'STONI : SC';UDDEilt FOS: _ ... , S11 •"<"' ,,. l u c~• 8 1 11.0111k lntr 1nv u.1s11 1s Chevrolet Vega. "-Pl•I 10, 1•1' l•d Co!n1 t JI 10 11 (••\! Ell 11 1110 ~ B•lafl(. 1' 00 u 00 I=;_====:::======= lit AW. 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'" Am '"" 1."" 1.,. 2:'i0,(lfl0 1•~1111• 1•111 d\C' lh\s l\f'ro\11• lll 3U IS f~ncl S/11 SIO Mu0m '" 1 ?1 I "' A''° FO l ot 1.00 1 DO YOU HAVE HIP? by TlRlllY GRANT, Ill.Ph BofA flikes Le nd R ate SAN FRANCISCO (AP \ - Bank of America, the v•orld's largrst commercial bank , raised the prime interest rate fro1n 9¥, to 10 percent \Vednesday. joining most other major banks across the na• lion. The increase is effective Im- mediately, tying the record prime level posted late lasl year. The prinfe is the interest charged a bank's largest and most credit \\'Otthy customer~. /nco rne Up 14-fold LOS ANGELF.S (A Pl - Occidental Pc I ro I e uni Corp's net income for the fir st l\\"O monlhs of the year "'as 14 times that of the san1e period in 1973, the firm reported \\: cd- nesday. Occidental said t h e unaudited figure for 1974 was $4&.865.000. up fron1 $3.398,000 in 1973. Sales for the fir.c;t two months "'ere S831,118,000. compared "'ilh $436,330,00J for the same period in 1973. ' Court Judge Leland c . Nielstn, who "'BS to hear the case toda)'. \Ve 11 t g a t e-Califomia, a rarflung conglomerate founded by C. Arnholt Smith in 19!50, lv•d fllt.'Ci for reorganization under 00.nkruptc:y laws. The company said 1t couldn't ralse "'orklng cupit.al becau5e or FL>IC and lntermal Revenue Service claims agalnst it. Under !Oe agree1ncnt, \\1es1gate "'Ould seek buyt.'f'S for all its subeidiarles except the seafood p r ocessing Do11glas Picketed 'By. Union .. division. -b ita moot profit<ble oporatioo Ind the thinl large<! (1llla CllMtf)' in the natloo. TUE SUBSIDIARIES include Yellow Cab Co. opera- tion.a In most Western cl1le11 8 percent of Air Call lomla, a commuter airline: a major fresh produce operation, and real estate nnd lnsurt1nce holdings. \ll a.1gate also i1: requj red to seUle its debt to the FDIC by th< end of 1979. Pri~e The debt lll<m> from lo&nl to ~ by the Smlll><on-tn>ll U.S. Nallooll benk. wh was declared insolvent last October with U\fl FDIC as r«eM>r. In all, the FDIC sayw it hold! $400 millioo tn U.S. Nation.al bank loans to Sm.lth'1'elated oompanJes. SmlU1, 75, "'rtS forced from conlrol of lhc bank and Westgate by g o\' er nm en t agencies last year. TIIE AGREEMEI\"T also "'OUld settle a disp.ite O\'<'f the Zoo111 70 ·Cents for ,Gas See11 LOS A.'lGELES (AP ) lkmanding $5 million in back "·ages. a United Auto Y.'orkers ~ local put up lnfonnational a picket lines Wednesday al the F fl.lcDonnetl Douglas plant here. LAWRENCE, Kan. CAP) -Moto rists probably i will be paying 70 cents a gallon for gasoline soon, f. a federal energy official warns. Philip Essley, deputy assistant administrator of the Federal Energy Office, told an annual sem-- inar of city managers Wednesday Uiat he differs with remarks made Tuesday by William Simon. led· eral energy chief, that gasoline prices might in· 1 Union officials said the.re Wert' no plans lo strike the aerospace firm at this time and that the.re ~·a' no work stoppage. Bob Be.rgtiorr. vice president of the 12,000.member United Auto Workers Local 148, said the. infonnalional picket line stemmed from the firm 's rerusal to pay 15 miTiion in 1 back wages. crease. ~ "There is a possibility that the price migJlt decrease," Essley said. "but I would say gasoline will cost 70 cents a gallon very soon. "The l.atest projection by the energy office in· dicates there will be plenty o! gasoline this sum- mer. But the problem Is tha.t no one will be able to afford iL" i A MCDO~'NEIL spokesman i.... ........... .,,...""""'..:-·""""'""'"""""''='"""'moll~j said the company was nready and v.·illing" to pay the back wages. bul that the UAW must first si!Pl an agreement. The UA\V refuses to sign, Berghofr said, because lt would_prohiblt arbitration over 8J1Y dispute. arising from the payment of back wages. TilC anion and management officials reportedly were talk- ing in an atlempl to iron out lhc dispute. The dispute stems from 17 crnts an hour v.·hich the fOOeral pay board lopped off a UAW oontrnct iq_ 1971 as in- flationary and a fOOeral court l11tt'r rt'slorcd. TllE C05r OF Uving Council ordered ~tcDonne11 Douglas and several other :icrospacc firms lo pay the hack wages on a four-step scale, Derghoff said, Other- compan.ics pa Id the OOck \\•ages \\'hen the first in- stallment became due last mon1 h. but fitcDonnell refused. Bcrghofr said. S reel Talk A ccord Believed Pending WASITTNGTON (AP I M th the U6Ual 11th-hour rrenzy of previOU! negotiations n1issing. stttl i n d u ~ l r y bargainers indicate they are near . agreement on a new three-ye.a r contract ror 350.00'> ,.,.orkers. Sources close to the talks betw een th e Uni t e d SteelY.'Orkers and the 10 major steel companies say t h e. negotiators have agreed "to try and "Tap it up'' tod ay . Although the sources caution that some problems remain, •the union has caUed Its Basic Steel Industry Conference with representatives rrom 8 3 2 locals ror a report on the negotiations. The 600-membcr. conference has authority to ratify a tcn- lative agreement or reco111· mend turning over unresolved is.<>Ues to a panel o t arbitrators. A historic bargaining agree. ment signed a year ago eliminated the possibility or a nationwide steel strike this year. ln return ror giving up the right to strike, the USW was guaranteed \\'age increases or at least 3 percent in each year of the new contract. Th e ex pe rimenta l bargaining agreement pro- vides that any i3sues still in dispute by April 15 are to be submitted to arbitration. But since the n<!gotiatiOfl.'I entered thei r final phase a v:cek ago, both sides have expressed hope that "'Orking on both na- tional and local issues could be completed at the barga ining table. 19.75 mlllim Wtslgalo got by ..Ulng 1 .. 37 -lnla"est in Gol<ooda Corp.. • Oll<ag .. bu«! mining and manurac- turirJG company, lo Ctm> Corp. of New York. Tho FDIC wooid get 13.5 million and the ... rooc1 prod- ucts division amtheT J2 million. Tho remaining $4.2 million "-ould be placed tn an Impound account M security ror ·an IRS tar claim against \\'estgatc. "1dch Mpt3 to l'educe the ass ess men l becauae or past losses. Two Disney Sites Show Decrease . BURBANK' !APl At· tendance at Disneyland reu 2.8 percent in the last s.ix months from "'hot it was in the same period a year ago and at- tendance at Walt Dimty World fell 11.7 ~. Walt Disney Productions h a s reported However, the flnn still en- joyed record &Ir-month sales, thanks to televi.sloo aDd film activity, Disney said Wed- nesday. ATTENDANCE AT Disneyland durlng the six m::>nth!I prior to ~farch 31 totaled 3.1 million, the com- pany said. At Walt Disney \Vorld, attendance was 4 million. Wait lllmty World eulfettd even mctt the list three months rrom the gasoline shortage. In that period. al· tendance declined 17.2 percent from the previous y"'1r, to 2.1 mill ion. The drop at Disneyland was only 1.2 per- "'°~ to u millioo. THE FIR.1\1 REPORTED sales in the first three months of the year of $92,200.000, up from $87,198,000 in 1973. and net income of $il,208,000, down from $10,405.000. For the six-month period sales were $171.081 ,000 in 1974, up from $156.2.15.000, and net income was $15.097,tXXl, do\\11 from $1 5,43-0,000. r·mE LAZY WAv·1 TO WEALTH I .,., .... , .... 1n .u-...... i..t I --It ... the ,_Int.._..,. I c.11--· Rl'I INfOIMAtlON (714) sss.mi I I ,. t "o.1oi1 a su ...... i>;o"""""'· '"'· • -.; ______ .. Complete .Mid-day American Stock List Vol. Ntl YM OwJ. '· ___., ,._ ......... c.o ,)S J ' ... AOt•. ,..,," ) 1"' ... II(""' """" t I.... . .. ,.,,_,., Av\! I f l, .. lldobl: 0.IC.. 11 I o Af•onc• Inc 1 2't-'• lltf•lllC.Oo So 2 l '• , 1111 HO\.P .20 \ I'~-'' <llrwrit~ .JO. ' t i• ..• •1•• ,.... .12.. 2 171.-\'o A MO• Ai•I \ ) )''• , .• Ali.qnt p wt •11 ...... Alltqn "'rl\ I ,i.t!e(IA WI n 1•0 o h A!ln tlrt.., 11 ',1• .... 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Appointee r1qu1r«menl!I include 11 S5.9SO u sh 1nyei.1· men t. good ref1tt11ncu . •rw:l ttl• 1bibtv 1011a11 ·~med11lt'tf on I full or parl•t1rne b""' Fat ~e •f'IOfl'nltoOn Ind !)09.sibl'f • person1I 11llfltv1ew , wnte g~~ng Vovr lull ntim •, .tddrttl, buS•M•• 1nd home phone. TODAY! ADBY INDUSTAl6S, INC • 1306 SECOND AVENUE SEATTL!., WASHINGTON 9!1101 I A,,,.. !flt l 21~ ... ,i.1t1 ll'letlM , I ••• ,i.11coM10 on • ,,.,_ \o All CMftt ft )t 16'4 ,,, A1Rl<l"d WI 1 11 At .. ..cciwh • I ,l.11Qf1 ln .n 1 11 -'" AuMr•I OU ) ll • \o AO/lo ltMkl I , ..... A11\1 S~t .20 l !"" • \o ...... _. . It , "' ... II-.•)d I )Q.04 t \'o ·-61dq• M .)0 l I'-V.. U•nhti!!f l • ) 16l,-\•, 6.n•U111.10 J 11'\ ... 6.onne., • '. 9•1•0I ·* • ''·-'4 8'11 Ind ,Ill I 1\0• \\ lie .. ;.,, 0 3 l l\ Bt•o ltl .Jld ) l • ;:: llfor9R11y W\ 10 j..16 ... Btrlt• etw11 1 )'\, ~• o. ........ c .10 • ,,,, 1; Bt"'''' E.ftl 6 111 • \o 81{ ""'" .71 ) U"O • 1, llclSt .. 1 11 ? , ... , ... .. "~ ? ••.. Billll.IM . 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SJ()('k I-~I h tOf.!t: 1h+. l\.lw Jonrs 1ndu,trf 11 ~11~rrii::t po1nl!S 10 813 71 of 30 stocks lo~t :i !J 1he 1nnrkct ~lm)ll} 1s n1 1rk1ng tune ~11d ~lnlliJ"n Ktot ;it P unc \\r libl'r Ji!l k:.r.n A t\1rl1'i \nd 11' n11 fl'\htli,: th ll ll \l.Jll do ~"~<'nt1t1lh ooth1ng unlit~~ j.!tl "on11 hird 1\1.:119. on the thr1-c 1 s -1111!1\ion 1n1~rt~I rllrs and llllJ:k 1chn11 nl ' ' " " " ' 1' :J • ' .. 1)) 11 n 1'1 • ' " .. 1100 ,, • . " )) '°'' )I I• ' " " .. ' ,. ~ 1~ • ' ' ' "' ''"' .. ,, ' ' '" . ' • ' ' • • !tl"o 11 • " " • '. •• •• ' ' •• ' " ~:. ~ >1 •I " ' ~ " ., • ' " " " " ' • " " '" " " ' ' " • • 0 o "' " • " ,, • • "' '" ,. ' ' . ' ' " " J " ' " " • " • " " • "' ' • ' • ,: • . " " " " . ~ ~"Q .. ' ... ~ . ' .. ' • ~ •0 • ""rt />a n lO '- \\a l...., I • l? ' 01 ' It:. I "' I !.l • II ~ ) W••"~"" N o ~II ...... " " '" I • ••• • • ". '" " • •• • -. ' ' ' ' 11;, I " Wll "J •..., ""•• n E > W1[bt l'~ .... ~· 0 Wf "'"' .~ ' • ' • • ' I• • " " • ' . " ' • ' " ' ' " " . ' )I/ !) o 11 . 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'·1 Fina11ce Briefs .:1 r ·:1 ~ .1 e Ro,.km"ll I I ·' PITISBt..:RGll I \PJ lnt('rnat 1011al Corp R.ock~cll completed t1cqu1s111on Tuesday of \dm1 ral Corp :t rull.Une manufact urer of cleC"troruc product!i and home appli ances Ad mirril stockholders \O\cd in t1ticago agr<'i!mcnl mediately In approve It 1s cftcct1\e e ~e11tr1c111 "" F ltA~C'l SCO CAP 1 - C111ng con11nurd lo!ises gra\atrd b\ the n s1ng ("r)5ts and unrerta1ntl('!i of t h e cncrg\ crisis Sc.1train l 1ncs uf Cahfom1a h;'l!i d1sront111ued 119. freight sen ice from the \~C"t Co;ist to Jlawa11 and (rllilm !1ic C' 1np 1n} Tu"~d:l\ 1hnt II ilflllOtlllC'I d 1~ ~lhn~ or tr 1n,f<'rr1n,e Ira<><'~ to ~hip 1'(juqon1 r.t r1nd f:ir1h 11c~ UY'd 11 th<' scr• tC( ! 1 \l 1ts 11 \ 1\ lgn1 on O> ,1111e1•ic•a11 10 llost t•·•h·<' 't vo•11:. ~lJP!J -t~ 1 11':~1 t•ad~ Cl'! I~ l1<•'f•lt•11 tn~nt• "'.O"t~ll'f , .... ~ . . ~ .... ,. c; on Y• 1v .. • ame> ~ (-lndinl 'H••l...i...o t L\ 'McCu 0 1 "°"'"" c V.Od t >d I p ..... "'" • ()j Nl BP'""' lr11f'rira1r Sccf P"' ',,,,,,,, ... llr V• IM I' •n l"!H~U .,.. J.~r 0 ... •Ix~ IO. I ~-.... ~ .~~~•;i.o J.l.J "'=r .. o .,. _., •• • '1!!0 r1 I!.-? ••n ~'' •~o 111110) ' 36 DAILY PILOT PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1'UBUC N011CE PUBLIC NOTICE PURI.JC N'OTICE PUBLIC NOTICE --PURL1c SOT1cE --------------- 6 4 2 • ' , ___ r>" ___ _, DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ERR.ORS: Adv•rtisers should check their 1ds d•lly & report errors I mm• d I• t e I y. The DAILY PILOT essum•s ll1blllly lo• the 11 .. t In co rr ect lns.ertion only. Gener1l 1001 Gener•I 1002 G•ner•I 5 • BEDROOMS =3 =ee;;;dr;;;oo;;;m;;;H;;;om;;;;;e:; 1002 $5200 TOTAL DOWN Spani.'\h !\loll!. ~ To I I\ I down ~ FA!\111.Y SIZF. BJ-:1). rH)())IS. l balh!., EXTRA LARG E FA~llL'' Akl:,\SI Firl'pl n1"t' Up,.;r11(/L·d 1·11r· pt1!1, dr11pc-~, \\'&llpaf)('r, p11n· ellng. ,\tlrrors. :l1t cRr 2111'- n.i;i-\.'. l...O.r!:'C 1)1111y ~ht.f' 111Hk). l-'OVNTAIN VALLE\' FIN- tST. $.">200 ·reirnl do\\n. Act 1~-. ju~I U11!C'd. 96.l-6i67. (JllfN ri t II . IT'S FIJN ro BE "IC(I $11,SOO Anyonf' i·nn •1111ume th!J VA 7'f l<*n. SIS--1 ~lonlh 101111 pa)'n1ent. Cati for dt>la1h1. 3 Bedroom & Pool GOING Will But Not All Gone The Villi Granade 4 BR.· TOWNHOMES $49,!QO EASTBLUFF Jui;t a f<N.' cho1re, golf cou~ $31 ,SOO view loct1lloo11 111111 nvoil· TI•~t"s riM:ht! This IO\\', 10\" able. n»t!M' 11paclous condcllJ orrrr new <·&.rpetlng, elec. f> C..'tl for 11 3 lx-droon1 t. dl.'n kiichcn, nuto. g11.rni:;e door. ho1nt1. Detac hed :? {'~r gar&gE" on cu!·d<'·~C strc•:f "-et bar. luminous <'I'll .. prlv. I de(!k~ k ron1munity pool . ~ ~;111, nO~: hurry. H1 s ont' ·'F:lei:ant Hvlni: Jn :m8mmmiiiiim;;;,:.~ ~ "' St' Antl!:n~ \\·ny (JR1nOO~ ( ~ '°' s~. )[ ~] I~:' Qntuon' ia~1 I MObrEr1"0PEN111o:;:i·~ v TURTLE ROCK '''21 nd to En~1hlur !)r . If> ;\Ina· 5 I Gene,ral 1002 BROADMOOR ~ \fb1_a. 1~ Don1lni,:o. 10 ~ 11 ,\m1i.:u~ \\:t>·•. I Bnn9 An 0. ffer This 1£<'. 3 llrt .. Ian,. nn. I , for Jnfornu11 1{)11, Gll-113:.: hon1e is In movr-in rond. 1197 Oni.n.i;e. C)f 642-liTl 6 I Jn lht' 11'\Ul'h l'.k-~1r1._>rl llttrbnr \\'on't ha~! long at s;.11.900 j lh~htnnd.~ nrt·a. Thr1·r PR ICE REDUCED be1lrr•1111 ph1:o1 l&nlil)I room H.\1.JI. Somen;e! !. BR .. I ll'lm1• ~poo~·.'l.~I~· ..:!ran4 nrv.· cu.~1oml:recl 10 4 huKt' bdt11111.. t·&1'P('t~. t v. o fui •(llarelil. ?i>li.lntalnc.'fl in mint cond. U!l for 1nn1i• tll"IA!I... Qy,·nl':r 7 Nrur ;\laruK'rs S.·llflOI. Call Of!ered ~at $81,500. 8 ~:'.;:~:~,,~~ ~21 D A I I ~~ .Corbin·Martin Inc. I $3890 Down · Beautiful * 644-7662 * (;orH1•1)lpot•ru•y :'\panish :: hdrn1, 2 M hon1c 11·i\h ln1111Jy rrn, fit'l'plaf'c. l-$11Jlt- ln~. di5h11ash~r. LuxurlQ11:o1 t·arpct~. Cou11yard en!ry. Pro.tin. sprinklers. "model c'Ondltion," Jo"ull price, $38,000. C:.IJ S.I0-1720 (~·) t:J:1."1 llal'hor Bl\'d., Cosla WANTED NE\\' or cxpt'rienc:ed rnt'n or v.·om('n. \\'(' olfl·r Pt-:HSON ALIZ1'~D TRAINING. A l'On· i;:enit1I offil'l' Jn lh!' IM:~I Corona rlel :'>lar lot.•atlon. ,\ top t'Omn1is.~ion plan und superior honu~ plan. There hl'e ample p11rkin{: facihties for your c·us1cunrrs anil t'fln- i;L~tcnl arl\'l'rtisini;: ~u11p11rt. fClr you1· t•.lflf1rlent111l 111>- poln11n1•n1 . Cull: CORONA ~~l~y ~~~~rory 2 1~1-) roon1 re~idt•n(-c on 11 •l) fool 11')1, 1 ~ hlo1:k 10 0t_·e11.n. Best of 0J11Xlintn1t'11ls 1hn10ut. At· tr111•1h·e 11l!f•ii11111\·('s in rx- 111111s1r1n IQ tiuplL•x. t'inanc1ng 11v11 1l11hl1'. Est•cpliou11J vahn· ;;l S!J'J.500, 640-1120 me51 verde C.orgrous 2-sll)!)' 011 lurgP C'Ol'- ner-lot. \\'ith 4 brlrn1s. 3 hAth..:i. Fan11ly rm, n1as~i\"(' hl'l'pla1't.'. Dre:un k11rhl'n, d1nin~ rn1. ~lastrr suite '''ilh s111lni.: roon1. Cathedl'll.1 Cl.'il· FIVE BEDROOM CALIFORNIA· RANCHER $37,;.00 fUl..L PRICI:; Thl~ hon1c 1~ b<>au11fu l. Ju.<;t H feoy,· of lht~ lo\'l'ly horncs ft.:aturcs arc: sh11kr roo r. ~e1>. din rin. buil!-in ran~e & ovi•n, flu~ slonr f1replnc('. c·arp..•1!i S: rh·;ip·~. Thl1Klu\, C'O\'Cl't'<I pn!io. chshwashcr, hnl"ll\\'OOll llfjo'}\'!' nnrl much, n1uc'h n10rt'. Call ;,,r;-9 191 . WALKER & LEE REAL ESTATI·: COSTA ~1ES:\ S4S.9491 Ranch House from iui.:. P111i11, shnk? roof. :i. The Old West t·Br f!'RNli,:l'. $67.500. Call' II ·'I ~l(}.\-20 " -ang your h.~l. Jltu 11\1 a ' ' rhuir ;inil ~11 a Spt>ll". L 11 ----~"~.;;;···-----1 I CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX John Allard , Manager 644-7270 (~·] N11sta1~it.: olrl1•r honw !ht.I n1ay ht• v~'CI fnr l'f'sidt'nN .. r busir1<·~,i;. \\I'll itvl'r ~.000 squa~ fCf'I of fi~·c l)('{.h'OO!TI!i plus~ Dorrn urf'a. Could bf> I\ g1't'at sho\\' l'l\SC for ar1 ;intique boutique. Ca I I 5.l&-2:113. Y Ti,., .t· fl, n. l-ha::1 .._ 1-1.Jdnn. -l-·ia1h. One o: th..? ]owc~1 prier.I tt-i pl\"lp<!l'lh!S !'o1uth of !ht' ihvy. p I L 0 T c REA•.TORS f:li\CE 19-1-1 673-4400 ,I ===== Open Daily 313 E. 22nd St, CM Stop In! Call Anytime 646-ma Eves: 646-4543 Lachenmyer Realto r C1assifie~ INDEX Advert1s1ng Old En91ish Charm 6 Months Young TRAl"SFERRED O\\'Nl::H f\JUST SELL The f/\\'rlf'r ha5 hcrn in !his h<·11u11fuJ nl'll.' hon1c Jus1 ]()n" C't'lfJUC'h \Q upgr11rlr it b t• au 1 ifull_,. . t-.:ver)lhin~ fri>ni !he Cftflt• Cod (•xtcrior 10 the ~:;ac:ious intf'rior Sfll'JIS 1·h11rm . Call ~~lf>.-9-191. Walker & Lee f{l:Al. f.:ST1\Tt-: COSTA \\IF.SA 545-9491 Walk To Beach $29,700 t!'s tru<'! \\'11lk to h<>Rch. To1RI prirP $2'9.iOO .Grr~t 2 ~101-y f11n1ily hon1l'. L!intf' h\'ini: 11.reas \\'ilh 1·rr1t•khni: hrick fil'cpla1·f'. Brk•k fan1i- ly pn!io. Con11nur1i!y pool. 'fry Sl:iOO dOl\'11. c ... r I 9ti:l---6";GT. [ """" '" S•o )\ 11!1] ~~ nLO • rrSFUN TO '"'"' L e '-1,-,-,-;1-; ,-.-,-;.-,-1-0-0-0. 1 098 r~ 1 THE REAL ESTATERS .~ A 1 1 .__ "'"_;"_-_!~ Classification 1100 WEST CLIFF 1221 PEMBROKE Or>C'n Daily ... ,\ honu.• for in\'f'.~ln1cnt al $62,;iQO, JH-r- (1ratc 10 your taslC' . .J fk'<l- 1,1an1 \111h hNH, rz•niler or pool !ipat-e. Open 1-::0. S 11 """""" \JlllJ Gener.ii 6 4 2 • c.___'"'""_'' ____,]~ C las•ification 5350-5499 L,._,_ .. _._ ... _._ ..... __ I~ 400L17• fOR UL tM. ll!AS Walker &Lee ~l A l l l TATI OCl::-\X ,.~\\' s1udio. SUPER ha t'hf>lor IOOchc>l<>r'l'!ll"? 1 5)<1d. S2t500 and easy tern1!. C"ll 84i-&ll0. i\Jl;L (.'()Ul\IRY klrchen. llugt> lot. C _______ _,Jl ~J ,-"r.,,."'-nc'c'1cc0c1cnch_"_·_c_ .. _ 1 _ 11 '_"_'_'' Instruction l't'iling. Sh11rp. $.'5.500! CMll agt. ~4T~i0t0. Classific•tion 7005 OIL DRIPPINGS r H 01'.t l-~·-1~ Clas1ification 6000.6099 I ;.,11111111. l[J \ •'---~ Classific•tion 7000-7199 .__-_!~ Cl•ssification aooo.&099 Classificttion 9000-9099 YOU lt AUTO rr.n he- rt·movt'd from C'Oncf'l:'t~ by ;rpplyin.i:: n. co m m o n household de-greASt"r. C!I~ s1raight from ti)(' I.tonic and le! ll111nd .• , lhrn l)O)Jt' 3v.·ay residue. End ypur n1tulC,V !lhort11.ge by shopr,l"g the Dlli1y Piiot Cla!IS f!f'd Adll, &l2-j6j'8. Zt;,a !larhor Rl\'1L, Cos1n \\IC's..'I PENINSULA FIXER OPEN flL 9 • IT'S FUN TO BE NICE' F.nsy lo i;ol\·(' 1cna n1 prob- ll..'1ns force,.; sale ol this n<"glectcd Duplex. Best fixer 111 ll)11·n nl S54.900 take ove r P\'I finarx·ing: ~ BIG CANYON, Drane Call &l=>-.~~<KI I i\lod<>ls for salf'. A ls o Spec:tat•ulnr Golf Cow·se I.· ,'.!2'!.!.U."11'!.!l-"'--'""'-"'-~ 0i'l'11n Vh•\1' ho1nes fron1 Slll.~ 10 :S.260.000. Open Doily 10 10 :i::\Q. I 8 Rue Grand Vallee HUNTINGTON Big Ca111;~; ~t}~I Bench HARBOR 4 PLEX ........... • """'"""'""'"''"'I BIG n:ion1s! RiJ>: lot. Giant hon1en1;1kt'r kill·hf>n. Gri•al 11 .B. locat1on. S.16,9:!0! l'\lu.111 st'f' -ra11 !ll7-6()10. Agl. AU Tll'\\' JOV(']y O\\·ners un11 fratures 2 f i r e places . Exclusi\'e living p I us i n c o m l' • 1st 01\'tl(>r rlC'pn-eiation. Your ch01cc ol 1 colors. &16-i711 EXP'D. GEN Cl'•nlral'tor R>ekini.: new proj('ct!. Jlosa. joint _1·enturr 54:Hi148 eve. Walker &Lee 7t/2 °/o Assumabl<l Mesa Verde Condo Srllil11:: likf' hnl rnkt's~ Top 11ualhy high·l01\' c· a r ;i f' I , pnnt·ling , ~parkl i n r co nvcn\rncC' kitchen,! atral"hrd gar11J('.r. \\'nn't last long • l'nll ;i.16-231.). OPEN r!L g . 11'S FUN ro BE NICE • THE REAL ' ESTATERS RENT WITH OPTION ~; Faniily 101\·nhouses 1-2-3---1 bdrin~. $\GO .i: up near the BEACH. Call VAL.LEY RL\LTY 963-4.'.>43. , •l' "'"" • •H(I '~""'•I Cf ••l~f \',\LL~~\: i RL \I.I\ I •o•"·'''""~~·~I j •ut fi1' •~ ~·,, •I" ~•"'·' ~0"""'-0 HEIGHTSHONEY- Cozy & \\'t11-n1 3-bd, 2ba. !, .. an;e Living Roon1 11ith l-111:h Bcanis. F'ireplace and French Doors OJ)('nlng onto a rlo11·cr 1'01"t'rcd patio. S-li,;JOO, Call Presti gt' Hon1<'S, 6!\5--6&$ Eastside Costa Mesa ~ lk'droon1!I. 4 hath.~. 3·IOO Sq. ~-1.. huge :t ca.i· gatagl', .\69,500. Roy McCardle Realtor 1 1810 Newpo•t Blvd., CM 548-7729 Builder's Closeout 2 BNlroorn. 2 1:>11.lh, Adult ' Condominiun1. $21.000 t u 1 ! pr\1-e, \\'llh only SJ O-j(). l'>o\\•11. C111l SJ&..4200 or 8.15-3846 Atet'nt . S,\VE SPACE \VH EN .1\10\'lXC by \\' ra p p i n g rll~hc:c and Other frngilc ir••ms in \\a.sh clolhl§, 101\·cls anrl olht•r linen!I. You r.e1 lll•)rl' !l"llAl'e ln the gtlt:lJtC i1nd clOM"IS hy ~l!ln~ jdlr ilen18 1\·ith a Daily Plkit (1a~~1lle-d Ad . C.11 6-t2-56i'S M\\·! I CLASSIFIED HOURS .Ad\'ertlsers may place thrlr ads by telephone S:OO a.m. to 5:30 11.m. l\·lond ay 1hru friday 8 to noon Saturday COSTA 1'1F.SA OFFICE 330 \V. Bay 642·5678 I\11:\\f PORT BEACH 3333 Ne11·port Blvd. 642·5678 HUNTINGTON BEACH l 78i5 Beach Blvd. 540-1220 LAGUNA BEACI{ 222 Fo1·est Ave. 494·9·166 SA.N' CLE'.\IENTE: 305 N. El Camino Real 492·4·120 NORTH COUNTY dial !rre 540.1220 CLASSIFIED DEADLINES Dl.'lldline for copy&: kl!ls is 5:30 p.m. the day be· fore publlcation, ex('('pt for Sunday & i\londay Editions u·hen dl'adline is Saturday. 12 noon. CLASSIFIED REGULATIONS ERRORS : Ad\'erUsers should check their ads daily & ttport t'ITors immedialely. THE DAILY PILOT assumes liability for the first ln- corrt'ct insertion only. CANCELLATIONS: \Vhen killing an. ad be sure 10 make a record of the h.,U... NUi\IBER givl'n >'OU by your ad takt'f' as receipt or your cancellation. This kill nun1ber must be pre- sented by the &dvertiser in case ot a dispute. CANCELLATION 0 R CORRECTION or NEW AD BEFORE RUNNING: Every effort Is n1ade to kill or rorre<:t a new ad that haa: bt'en ordered, but we cannot guaran· tee to do so until the "d 1 has appeared 1n the paper. OL\'IE-A·LlNE ADS: Thc'sc ads are s l.ricUy ::a.11h in ad\'ance by mall or at any one of our or. rlct'A. N'O pho~ orden. Oea~llne: 3 p.m. Friday, CORll. 1\tesa. office 12 noon -all branch of· ficts. 5 6 7 8 Classific1tion 91 00-9499 '--·_-_ .. _ .... _ __,)\ ~.] ,.,J.._, ·--·-·-,o .... c I('·'· TIIE DAILY PILOT rc- 'ervn 1he rl~ht to ell's· s.lfy. t'dlt. censor or tt- fu1r n11y "dvertlttml'nt, l'nd 10 chl\niie JI.ii ratl'I .\ rt:l(Ulation• ""'lthoul prior MtiCf'. CLASSIFIED MAILING ADDRESS I I Cl1Jtiific •tion 9soo.q999 Srll k11e 1!('1T\!I \\'i!h n 01111)' Pilot C11t.. .... ifi«l ncl. 6~~ ---'· Fttt Cl ~s.sifitd Ad ACTIO~ Cmll A Deity ,.llot Acl·•hor 642-567• ~ I r. o. Box t~ CoshL ?itesa 9262G • . . ' ·~· J1f /.,• .. ! ., .. ~ /1«4ti1e Sfflale ~ • . \[\\ 3.\'!<. l~t"·ll\t'd \\ill ·rrad(· u\\ 1i.:r·~ unit rr111;1J. l~r~t !ul·. ;~ l)J{. 11:11 •H II ~'11111\ •'\1~'~'111" ('.,n11'h·t,·:.' 1>·1w,-d ;1 +•I • I $i9.500 PANORAMIC VIEW ()\\ llt'l" i · •• !I B•11hlt I" .11 I'' I t iJll\!U\l!<o S8!15()u ti-12·7-191 ~·: -;-,.·~,II ., '· !\I F __ , REALTORs' I A I Ji'olll ·UI: ti()MI: ROYAL HOME HORSES-HORSES ;corona del Mar__l_022t-'J"ac;tC'!llH\· c\1·c-or:11cd ~ bcdrnu111, :! b .1 lh :l-r;1r \ \.!ilt',\)..,' 'r;rual f.in1d~ N111tn \I Hh rlJ't•fll ,H'C ,\,:. l\l't b,IJ' l.\!'-h l'.U'Jlt'tHIJ.: \11• l'C!11 d 1tUJ11lll~ \~k l!1 ~ .'J ];:) ll(HI. INVESTORS!! • TRIPLEX I CALL ME, l'M CARMEL an d l'n1 cute ! 3 bcdroom.o;, th rck slia,c:. hear.~· bean1ed patio. rcslful fountain and drape ry treatn1ents that "'Ill really turn you 011! Big fan1ily room and beautiful Oo\1Crs. '1:'011 :ihou!d see n1c' f{eall~ ! !"11 1 S74 .950 in llQ r \"te\\' llon1c::. 3 RT{.::! Un .. '' l~c p.:i rk· 1 ltkc yard. :\e1\· full s11.!' j pool. In ni ce re .... 1dr11l1a l ;.11"l1a. S~2.900. 55ti-880t1 ' I GRUBB & ELLIS CO. REALTORS 675·7080 Sec these three top l'Ond1tion apartments. L.ocatcd in an C':C"etlcnt rental area. Each unit ha:-. 2 bt>drootn ,..,. 11-.! bath!'. ShO\\S 5530. a n10111h inl'onie. llurry, only S-t7 .H50 . UNIQUE HOMES Realtors, 675·6000 '2443 E. Coast Hwy., Corona de1 Mar Costd Mes• 10'24 Huntiiigton Beach 1040 --------------- OPEN DAILY 1-5 1·n1 ne\v on the 1nark:c1. 1'111 large & luxurious and I hi.i\'e a \'IE\\' 0 1·' 'rill·: H:\ -,· :\~U (':\T- . .\Lli\A. ~ee Ill} ne\1· carpets and drapes and the !rc~h ,c:rec n a!>lro turf on 1ny patio. ; 641-Vista Bonita .... Buy me -S67,77S CAL.I-644-7270 2828 E. Coa~t Highway, Corona dtl Mar I General 1001 General 1002 BACK BAY AREA QUIET CUL.DE-SAC ST~EET -3 Redroom . fan1ilv roon1. 2 bnt h. fireplace & clcc. bltn:-. Big "assumable loan-. 71 ir1 .1ntcrc-:t; {'all quick -vacant. n1uvc 1n quick. S40-1151 GOVERNME.NT REPOSSESSION \l! .. , \l·l.111" ,,. I I I !i I: J • n 1. ,, nr:'J ,, · ,. · · l j I )'-'I I~· I ' ~ ' I . p 1., ~ "'••·r·1•·1•.111nnal i ·~ 1 :1 • \\ ,., 1 ..• I" 0\\ 1 r_ <!''-•"'" ~' _.,.,, ... d.Tlf'7' ,.,.r,• 1.1-1:111 fq1r. I~·· . .,1'1 ,j,., 1•·<! !t 1~ !.1n·." "II 111 11 ' • (·'"' :•,. p ''· 'I I 11,.r1· ,\ ' ld•··~l~ I ol ' 1 WE CAN HELP ;,'Qo;jjuilauuvY..11""="1 i RELE ASED FRIDAY -hids 110\\" open . !\cat. st:LL. OR TRAD£ A HOM£ TCd ecoraled 3 bcdrnnn1. l.:ir;,:e p:-itlo. \\·ork· HARBOR VIEW HOMES 576,900 Hl"au1 1ftdl\' d(•r nr.1 ll'rl rhri1P\!l. 11 ~ .1'('Jr-; nr11 l\:.1r~1 ,!:i11 l';1111:.;. i l1•111·p ld-.l':1p i11:.; & IJl\llltl;.! pat io ·I B1 l r111~. F~; ,\ [)\L 1-"t•c. 11,_'\1 1.1 L,\Jl(\.'\J1! l ,, , .. !'!: ,\ I" 11 ~ I•• I i"> " 'I·' 11 • ·1•1' .\. 'll i • \ '"· 'l!YI I 'II Tl• i:." I•,-.>. ''• ANYPLACE IN THE NATION ! .... hop and g<1 ra~c. (!ttll'I trectincd street. :-\ny· TOP-0-THE HILL General 1002 General --one eligible to bul. SIOOO. !Jo\•.n payrncnt. f'u!I pr ice S2-l .fi50. llurr.1·. l":il! 540·1151. 1.11)0 'vaterfront. :1 Bd rin . & lg:e. ran11ly r111 .. or 5 bdrn1s .. "1111 Ii bath s. Lido :\'ord . Spec- tacul ar \"iC\\''. \Valerfront li\·\n;.; rn1. \\'ith slep-do\\"n ,,·ct ba r. 1>14-!r & float. S.275 .000. * * * * WESLE Y N. TAYLOR CO. 0.lna Point 1026 NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 1•\l i< • • • "I I "'\\ , ·• t• ,o:· 1 ,,, . . , , i .1r• .i · 1:r • .". [\,·II"' : );I' \U'l"lll t.u1\I CLOSE TO 211 l San Joaquin Hills Road I•\'\ l"l :'11\l:!;>.\ 1>'111'' 11 +In li~I 1• 111',o· !••o.I. 1006 f•>r111.1I .\111., ,11.t \11"11·'""' \, 1>1" • ! :.\ ti'! ~ . .' ! lj I "' !-I Pl\l I • I I '1 General 1002 Bdlbod Island ---- 14 UNITS /"),,,,, 1•' !h",\ \1 o!'I• ! I l J •! , , I 'r ,i,. ..f "'1 T , ,J, ', i.· · .. !l l":.lll p·•11.1l 11· q1 ·•·d .• ,.., ~h .. 11" ,.,, • ll• 111 ·1~·n· dd!·• \loll :i.,.i. •l•ll'' • • "ll· ,f, · .u·_, 1~· •I! ,,,i, 1• r 1 ' 11(1• I• I ,• , -.: :1+ '• • ( ... 1 ' ;., + i..i Coron a del Duplex Mar 1 ,11,,1>1 >lid• !hJl•!,I<' 1' •\ ----.... -~ .. --~I "11·1" · ii•" ·1 • I.' I,• LOTS O F C LASS ,,., ,., ·"''' 'i;., ,.,,,., 111 -" l 111.i,. 1111n..:. .•1td 1: n. 1:: /•1,/• d I f1,·n~~·11-, ' ,/I 1 ~I " I"•.:} 1,, •!. , I ,,f ,, •1u1ll l,'\JI\ /ill'[./,\!.;:,\ r.''1' l\1•1 1: ~!1 ~11111. ,1,1 ... 1, ,,. ll'l.f\f.;,,,,,,1111•·• l·"l 1,,,,, flu' ll !>II:••\ \ t••I• l I• •! \!·~''•''I•• t•o '•' t.!11• ,,._( <lj"~i..:_,,.,;,. •l>•.~OI ·•I l •Pj••I i .. 111'1' I ll•Hl•l•:··•;t 11:1•\l" • ."ll 1. •• 1.1 "'' oT I " '' ' "'" I , 1 ! ,., 1··11 1_. 1, .... '• :. el1I\ Fo~"..!_~.~alley 1034 1 1l••H ,,Jo1,.i.\ ~O' , l\.!J(\J'\J•i.l::• "'111 ! .. · ~···i • 1 1 1' IJ 1·1.i,11 .1 ,• 1 .-irl d · !I ; I! •. • 1nll1 '" ,,, I " ' " 1. I~ '' 11 1 · I ,j, (•I''," ./n-1 I.-" d, \\'>II I .' ! I di II">' dt. ,., I -1 , .. \\,111•1'•' h 1.,r.J,·1110. 1•1'!·'\ ~ "'Ill 1 I• I" fl• 1 I I OPPO RTUNITY! 1 ".!." ., ' "'""' ~11 .• 1•11 1. I 1•11! "' H ,. ,--8--h 1040 •ud <.,,1,,n.· 11 ,,,,, •• ,,,11 on 1nq on~ac WAT ER FRO NT LOT ON LIDO NORD COSTA MESA 40'x90'. ,\lngnlficent \'Jc\1·! s2.so.ooo 11,,.; l•l•·j•lly '"l•''"t I• 11, "IH' '\•'111·•~· (11\I ~I .. \!' 11,\1:1:\.\T\ Jv.n l.i ·• 2 I~ •11••,rH .11 .. I I•• n l '111 1· I: I ,, 11-i '\ • I• '' o ! I 1·1·· tit ~,1 .. 11t1l1,1n lll'-1'1·• .+1111 ,,.,1 111( r>d /"I' Sl:l.,"~•I ( di + !•• 1(1,' , •ll :'l.1 \1\)·; ,\, 111··111: rn·I ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~- 11' 1·1i.11" n1 . .i,.· 11:. 1•11\ ,,! BREATHTAKING ~HERITAGE '-· REALTORS FOUR-PLEX I BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Jus1 J1 ~1rr!. 11 rnp n1Qn"~ 341 Bayside Dr., Suite l , N.B. 675·6161 \'''11" llf• 11111<' ! O.' <fl \•'II i' llOo' "ioH/ fHl tJll• :111·] ' 'I,, '"f' I·,\,, 1~·.i ..... j.I ! .. ojl'•llll !'(" •L II !I \1 1 OCEAN VIEW, 1.:nu.•ual ~:6!.:~f~le. f.111ld\' r 1nak"r Hi :...n l'\'.('l"'lil'nt 11l·~1-1 "'."""""7',;,.""""""'"':'::::::'"';::'.:'".:-""""'"'--;;:;;:; . ~Id" /0t·;111nn. 1\1! 2 BR unu.~ General 1002 Gene~al 1002 hao !,111g In I• ~Qlf P)\l!",•1•, -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·~-~I ----------Slilfl tll"lllhlv lnc·.,1111• r111i11I • t.-u "'tOR a ·~it ffl10IO!t 01 Y<ll.UI VALLEY RE.\Ll"Y -TRI-LEVEL-! 5 BEDROOM I f'OOL HOME I •!•11 111.,•1 \\\1.11 " h11·ll" !"r 111 1.,.,11 .'11111111 , 1111 1 1<·1 1•• l '''l!)d• 1·· 11,,.,,1.i,' rn1:.·l•I 1r .. n :··''' "•!,,._ lfl! l'l .. 1•"1, Ill \I i' I!• i.\•11 I''" 1 I\! ! 'ill • .r .,1 ,, •' 1· 1 •Uil• I , ',1111·, :,11 J fll • ', ... roo1n. alJund.u1t 11ul! J•.11n·r. rerl11fJOI!, /llll'/Hl"('d 1,,,jl~. Jiouhlr g:ir:li,:i.' 111tli •l1 1t•n1-r. Un lop 1•f Tiu· 11••rJ1J \h·11 11hlrh 1·;1nnu1 b1.· •lli~1nu 1 .. ,1 L.·\Gl'~.\ 13~ •• \C.:IL C.:;, 11 616-i lil. ''\•·n 1>1· 1uoi.-. nni~· SiJ1.:.o1 10 R-3 Lot MOBILE HOM E CALL 644-7211 FOR SALE ' • l(~G U•liRPA•M Q U>l(:IJo fil!;l<"O i •Ct<•l<G( tOWPUIY c: ... u ... -• •l<ll lll-11. O' "~ i'· "• t ·, .1 •+,,j •illH!• ·It < 1 1\1!• Ii! 11 'I' 1! .,_iu1~: Id•" I•• •I ·' :1 j ;·' t ii , " 11• t \di .\ I '" , "! 1~ nil\ I" '' '' • 1n1l.11 l ".ol I !~~"""''"'"'"''°"'"<''~, THE BL UF FS I Onr "I 1ht' fo•I\" 11u1~toH1d111~ I lkt!Ort'!'o 111•,lf'l.~ llOI\ ;+\ :u! , Tf'rrH11• t'f'>11rl1t io n .~-1•'1_'31 01'\'.~ . . "ti i h'-' ~Jl'("lllll'IL ~f1.1<·1ou' .. l11lrn1., ''1 • l)'t lh". al I Fl'"' " S \\""""' Jl ""<" P\· upi.:1·:1rh'1 I' Qui(·k Po~""~'. .~ ,,. ·' '"·· ... ,.. 1,, " Uff,·1·,.d lnr unly Sti.~.!l.J'I r cu1 1vc h•)11 J•· •Jll .. rul-(IC'-c;nt-. "!\1 " h 11..:" MORGA N REAL TY r11'f'pl f1crc;. f1"'" !<1 l11·.1~·h . I 673-6642 675·6459 $4ll.9i'1J. fl.17-liOJIJ .. \'!I -1 ,.---:-:.------, General 1002 General 1002 CORONA DEL MAR VIE W Tv•o fan lastic ll·l Jots \\ ilh never ocean vie\\'. One block: 10 beach. SI21.500. GRAND LIDO HOME ending Asking 5 bedrooms . .+ baths plu s formal living roon1. dinin g roorn. and den n1ah:e .this 390_0 ::.q. ft. home ideal for a lar_::::e act1\"e family near boat, garden & club. Sl89.500. GRACIOUS FAMILY HOME Ju.~t listed on onr of tile n1 o~t desirable streets in \\"estcli ff. :3 bedroon1 s ...'... fa1nily roon1. Large yard \vit h child's play area, and area for boat or 1notor trailer home. 5134.500. ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOMES ON THIS COAST 5.000 sq. ft. re sidence built '~itl.1 old ,,.o_rld skills in construction a nd artistic attention to design & deta il. Spec_tacula.r oc~an ,·ie\rs. 3 master bUite . pool & 1acuzz1. private knoll and elegant ~1n1plicity. Can not be dup!icat· ed for 5310.000. CAPISTRANO SPANISH ESTATE 5 bedrooms, 31'.! bath s, separate 2nd story, 33' master ~lntc. 36" pool. Ocean 'iC\\"S. v.·ine cellar. On corner 1 :i acre site. 2 years Ile\\'. $159,500. QUICK OCCUPANCY- HARBOR VIEW HILLS Charn1 ing 3 bcdrucun . fan1ily room. large yard ,,·ith cov~red pat i?. Sho,~s like a 111odel. Ne'v Jandsc.np1ng. Anxious, $16.500. IVAN WELLS BEAUTY! See this .J bcdroon1, i 1 i~ bath fa mily home in Bavcrest. Large pool. l;'o rn1a\ dining roon1 . ·ran1ily room . 2 fi fcplaces. separate se\\"jng room off kitchen. Tree Ju1ed street. Offered at S97.500. SPARKLING OCEAN VIEW 4 Bedroon1. 4 bath family ho1ne on estate Jot ! \\"indO\\"S open to ocean and city vie\r, Sho,,·n by appomt1nenl. S134.500. NEWPORT BEACH WATERFRONT Compare thi:; on the "·ater 2 bedroon1s. 2 bath co'hdo1ninlum. Beautiful vie\v-harbor, ocean, li~ht~ and i~lands. c·a11 for appoint- ment. s;J,000. DOVER SH,ORES-VIEW \\'ar1n , ycr so phisticated. 4'-bedroom home \Vith forn1 al dining roon,, fa1nily roo1n and 3'.'l balhs. Large atrhun. \\'el bar. a nd sparkling pool complete this immaculate residence. S215.000. DIAL 644-1766 '2161 San Joaquin Hills Rd ., N.B. A COLDWELL BANKER CO. • SILVERCR EST with POOL ·," '."~~~L1~,~~";~"'' ·~w- Lar.:·· H-:: Int ;-_,,,.,h 1·., .. 1;1l ,1,.1 r"'"· hJ1-1n-.. r <'fri.· .. J'r:rc·1. l"!f•(t""";11\' 1; :\[ ... ,,1 In ;11i.11'1nH Ill h11t1'" I \\,l ... h•·1· :. ··ll'("1 11~··1. 'UH' '" "' l!t.~ 1 .• ,, ,, ".!. VALLEY I . REALl"Y • IUl(l (llllt!PlUSl ' •11u.,c.-11 9lOCll r 10<.u.cr tOll~•"' The Real Estate Fair 536-2551 or 839-6133 • 1n·;1 1\11 ,111••\ l :•11Jd111t' \•ll•'•I foir ~ Hll' c·nn•I. IA••ll••1il /.•-•'" li1•· IOI•,., 1•l'•tl". \,1lllP 5~11iri11 1nl'lu<l"d J..11•·h. C"!•wl;', ~•n1·1•.:•• -.h•'<l. 111••1 Sli.U•I 11 !q, '" :i 1'1 I LJ11, 1•.o11I ,\ 11la11~ 11,t,11 l•l'I• ,. I 111d" ar•·d 1,a 110 Th1 °·•· ~i~ • 111·1," IH.ik•·-. 11 ""u!.~\ . .t l ® I f'·1.,1u .1•1111· t1 1111 ,r, r• \\ oil ,; ••• t 1ff ••11 •111111 l•tl"• 111•1 JUST REDUCED $15 QOO nld -hk•• l\U. INl11<"1 111 !r;1•T!\• 11 I 1 ;1 t.111111 1.11,. -.1i .. 1t l•l••K 11d ,1' , •n•1 ,,111, 1111 111. :u.i THE REAL ESTATERS 1 !\('\\' aolt1l1 J•k. :11\"a~· fr-lm 11 1~11.tin ;ind ~•·I' or 0T1· nn ,,111.; I If,•' I~ .• t~ I• 11•111 !•I '1111•• 1 •I·"' <!••~I Thi~/,"'" 11 r I •"I nr,r<:l' SL 0 1'1'-hn lf hi. rm 111 ri••"ll" J" ,kl' <Tl' Hll •r•'I''" l • J•" n l.._.1110 "•onl. "Ii' itiJI• rluhhou~i'. $1.i,!'l"i. f:,.,d, ,,,, PETE BARRETT ·---~====~~ •'1 11• l•'•'L \II'"'•' f1•r11 '"'•Tl .ond Ii.•~ J•••'.! ~l .!,9~1() {",,II t:VE~ S<J,."•1· .J,, '" /,. 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("Ji"' 1·,,1 ~11/• illage Real Estate 552--7605 ISLAN"D • LIVING \'<1 r·;1nt but 111"11.1 olr·•·l•l"l•I• fl .~ Br. .~ drn !,,/ •!l•! h'11ll• · :\t•11 <'l"fll:.;, fl!vpl. hlrin~. •'n•·l p;11Ju. d<11 k .,.. Ir;.: ,Jiu St•llt:r 1•,1111~ !1U<•fi11' [tll•f) · Or.i ni.:•· "r :-;.,n [lu·~" f"rH Ull)". ,\c;klll(! $'•! ·,.,, :'uhn1u du11n u:· 1r.1d1 ·' ('.dl \1[).~1/l() ,\!(;1:.,f'1r •hn11·u1c:. 1 ~ h·"'i" 1.,.,r,·d •111'~ '.! 1,1J.. ,, .,,,, /l"' .. ... II 1.11(1111· t11~ '" - ..,.,, ' LAKETREE ESTATE t";,IJJ.nll}k, s.1n !l11·i.:n (',1 I Hlk hnn1 o;:,ilf 1·0111 '"· n•·11- l.11 1i:d,.o·on1r1•d. /(·1-/11 r111 11 ! u~!ont lilt 11r1·har ,\ St"()!-.1111111 1i'" 1n:11\<·1· 111n. !:111. \\ l;l l·lll Clnna 'a!•111•·I :; liH. p!t1s llp;,t"u' l••r111• H111, z1 ~ H;+ r·ully .1u 1n1111d1< ,\n1!1\Jny p,.,,1 1.1"'' l•o!. 11 11r11 Iv pl:1ni.-.1 i.;.1!'1!• 11 ,1· (l'Uit" i re·,.~. Pn··•· 11H'liulo '· all 11111 i..:r.tdr• k110 h••n 1q11•fl· l•lll''''-+ 11a•hrr ,\, d1~0·1 S~! . .".rtl. lii::-~rJ."i/I. Pnn< ll•·d' Onl) J:·o=e~s7-,,~,~.,7: 7H~\"'· 01r:-. EH C'h.ir11111n.: :! ~t,,1~. , J:r:. hu111<'. B.in .. :i 1-.1.nd "r )'.1 l~l.I .\.: \"i11<t';:t'. r,-;· ... ·,7,,i HARD TO FIND /,\ ·n1\\-;-. 1.1\'L'\r; "1th n ;,I BLU FFS CONDO VIEW Frtr•·1 0'1' 1·1<·11 r1f J;;,. k P,.1.1· ,'.- .\II• l lr:111l11I il'•.1 1ly d•·c"ll'dl· 1••1 !1•11n•· 1111:1 •'\<t'l"l••n,,1 fl•·•r pl 111 Fnrn1<1I dn11n:: :I'_ Ba1h-: ~1~·· 1;d ~"' 1:111~ lo•:o!u!""'· •h••llTJO'd jlll\•11•• p.+11" : S11:n 1 .. 11~ t-.hin .. T• 1Tlh•· 1;•IUI' ;,! S7 1,."il~I C. F. Colesworthy Realtors 640-0020 Gen&ral 1002 General 1002 MACNAB IRVINE ~-~-----... ~-----~ BAYFRONT SPECTACULAR OCE.IJ" & IJA\' \'IElV. 6 bedrooms & furnished ~ ··sauna"" off n1astl·r bath. \\"ct bar-kitchenette \\" dun1b\railer. 2nd floor panoran11c \"iC\\', Pier & fl oat. \\"alter Ki ng 644-6200. I Q.J:!I SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE Sharp. 2 bedrooin \\'ith an un~llev<ible price~ This Super Ocean &·Bay \'I~\\' prop· ertv 1s offered at only S6i.500: Lois ~illler &12:a2J5. I Q34 I • "PLUSH & COZY" 2 bedroom den condo1niniu1n \\" fireplace & "et bar In living room. Prestigious area of Big Canyon. (;reat buy! 592.800. Carol Berry G-1-1-6200. !Q281 -------~,-~-~~- Irvine M•cn•b·lrvlne Re•llyComp1ny 101 Dover Drive 1542 ·12JS 1144 M•cArttiur M"-$200 Newport 8e1ch, C.lllOl'nla 121•1 I t.Aake an almost 1m med1a1e mo~e . Newport Crest 1s the eJ1c1t1ng 1ownhome commun11y that ove rlooks Newport Harbor and the ocean. Big, bold spacious homes. Res1ae n1s' Swi m and Tennis Center. Exlerior ma1n!en ance provided. Come- let us show you how you can'l afford not to fi ve at Newport Crest, 2·3·4 bedroom residences ~ TOWN HOMES .. .. . From P1elF1e Coa~t H1gl1way and Superior Avenu e intef$eet1on drive UP Superior 10 Newpon Crest entranc•. Site oNle•: .::12 Robon Court. Open dally TO A.M. 10 Swnsel. (71•) 6'5·6141. f ·~ 15~ r;cnwt'l!·on•! 1 n.1111 ·•·O ot JD vt•r IO•n Ca~h ll"'' of P•ar1 1 Mil 000 tot1t <ff.I"" c1vment ot SJ1~ 00 36'.) moJ"rhly pe1!"!en11 or S.•9'>~1 t:•,,, rii-enc •n+e•eJIJ ,,, .. , 1111.1:1 a•so· t•ll•on ftfi 10d 1 0'111 9 '$ ANNUAL PEACE NT AO£ LllAT[. "'"'Cl'O'l C, .. I ~ t O<Oit,1 Cl P•( I t N C I"' ~ "'"",, M Gt•M Co•oOt•I °"· G. ... ,.I CGr!l•t!Ot • i=.r.---..::::::: I'•·•• o..:;1t11 oit• 01111 1N1 r11.•t·"~ ,. "'• .~•·o 11 .n~ .. ~ ti'"' '"' Tr~ ~O"'f !{I ,.~ t" .,, I t.. ·~·,., ., -~~.: '' ·•••t•~ I·• lei : "• ~ .. ,,,. •00'""''1 "~ ,,, 1 ... ,,,!,1~,., ,...!>,,". "1•.lt '< r: ·~~ , •• ,,.,.,,,~.,or11r,,•1•1•rr·-•• ''•~~·i •~~b ..;.,,.,,.,.., I'd 6t>tt>!.;,al ~~t ""'''<1>1! I"(.'•• t: •• ... • * OPEN SAT. 1-S * 3308 OCEAN BLVD. t"lo.or'n i;_.,·. ''' 1:. 0111. " I l'>H-:; ! ;f. . . . I I ' , ._, 1 • r ", .n !• 'I I .' f-pl<• J·•I' d •I.II , I·•'. 1, • 1 1. , .,. '"II I• .. 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"''T Th.11 l•P'· 1•·1 \\ 11>; ,,, •·•·'\'('Iii•' l"·n'•·l, ~21.> ru., H1 h, 111 t!l.olo'<· I!•• , ),. .. 1 ·•r'•I !1< ;1• \J ,~,. 111 p;1\1Tlf•nt.; l'n•·•· ~ '1 "tit ,!,1y t~1 S,l'l,~l.~I 11r., n h•·ll"' 1111• •l(•·r I '111 Red Carpet Realtors < .• n1 .r "11 ,,.,. 1;~ ,. ~ -:r !lt"l'Lt.\: " . " "011, '" r· ,r Bl~ ! II\ I• . ' H1: .1111 •II I.:·· !•1 '"•.I ' I I\ l•·tlk ~' "I ft11'. !·• tu~ .U '•.\fl ')'tlJ>O 1,;_~il." 536-83)6 DRE AM HOME 534,500 1111•, , •il;d·· ~ f,. tlrn1. ~ !l 1!t, t•• .. • \lo•·l-·1•1 ),111.,, plu•I• rp!~ •1•·1•1'1:" l.1n1 Im ";•·•I l<l1nl( • ],.,.,n \l 111111urd ,.1r•I fl"fTI,, n ..... ,h1 ... ""'" r'ln1n:1 r!•l \l.•r Tl!ll'l.E"\ ·., t t .. ·hf"'•r 1·;,1\J 'i l'l\I!: 1:, 2 /~I:. ti!r11 t ol•.:• •1•n .-...111111·.,, J .. ·;,j/,.1~ 1111 hr ("I''"• ih11~ S.-1.!l-~I I l11n1 I -tll'-.l\ " (",,,·-nc,-,.,--,,~, 1 Bl.r ."..J9--.".ZV\ :.·,;~,~ill' 1• .. I ""'flh"r<" ;11Vi rtfl\\11 'i 1>1 --2 h 1 l)lr in'. 1·1n11t\ nr-·. 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' \ t"' ' \!• BRASHEAR REALTY 842-74 11 Eves 968-1178 REPOSSESSI ONS r '·I' •tilt •I 11 t .1! ••II n!"i I·" 1! I• d I '" 11. "J!!\ ,\ \"\ J.•·1111"'. •111.u l KASAB IAN 962-6644 Real Estate (1•\.,\IJ ,p"\·•11 ~·;71111 ,!, ·I•• I'• •'I' 1111 "l"'!li~h •. 1 11 '" I:• o1 I I 11'!.! 'J" hri1•1i l•;d· r.11 ,.,._ •h•l1"''~ti··r t '''" ! •·I \,, !·1 h '.7.111~1 1i!l·i~-''1 f)\\ 'i I' l• •' · -~I• 111r•lo t ·• .' I " '"' I+• \ :! . 'I •I•"\ II 1 >I ... ,\ II ' ' l'l•1'I' I• " \" '" '·.,1 ,,, '" ' ' ".1• f, ' \ , 1 ; ~· I 111 .. ... !I\\ '\i !: \111· t ... t 111"1 11 I , . 11il'.. ':? r..\ I 11•'-11• nl h "Ii '•t•ln!I\ I.fl· '"'"· f, · 111 .~ 1 • • ' r.i u1i 1., •. 11·•• l••r 'II ~~f Hunt. Harbour 1042 J:Y ,,,111• l". • J;I :. ! 1~1 ~. •111 11~1 TI ,., ,1 I '·I" l.,T 11 I I f'.r\ f I tl•or·I-, H•··I I • '\ II til< !! , ,. t> ,, '! ,. • \ ! 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I ro·1 ""' .. 11i. 1' 1•' p t• r . )•!• It ITI ,j 2RR. 1h.i, rn111tt', g;,rtxlgr tlisp, d1<>h11a~hrr, lau1"! far . in 4·PLLX 571:1 1110, 552-9'81. PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS OCEAI\' \'ll'll, 1 Hit. blln.'· I n •frig, i:;ar, 11'a•h & v.tr pd Bach{'Jor I or 1 Bedrooms ,\dull!!, no IX'li-Slti:i rnonth ar.d To1\'ohnusrs 493-2>17. / !'.'r. $19·-l.50 (lpcn 9·6 Da rly 1 P I Il l' (){'(>· ~pa. Pools Tl•r1nis D~\/'\,~ oinl· I I ·~!TI C'f:;:1 Arnt!'l~ from Fashion I.'>! 1r.d \ 1r\I ,. Va11ltl."+: )\ • • at J runhorc·l' {\" san J o..'\411111 fJ/\\ · Br a nd i"<'11 / flillsl'n rt S210/n1'1. 4!1'.rl.0.19 . <'1i'4 j 644-1900 Huntington Beach 3840 1 --------- CHILDREN and parents love the large, spacious apart· ments at Ba n bu r Y Cross. BAYWOOD APARTMENTS to Please Adults , •• :! !ii!.. :l BA. arlult 11pls 11"11 01\ .t!l fn>n1 S~l9tl ~lrs Olfit'<~ 1'1111.·n 9 11111 tu :i.:'.O pnl t!a1I} "I 611·:J;i~\i, LU1·a1("(f :.r lli•)·i 11 .. wl !~r, off Sun JO<t!lllltl !111/;; Hd. 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Cali 19.:r-Ol.i t • -l•,.,r. If r .. 11 ... 11;0 r ~:11 11~1 1111 Hklnt:!. ~~ht .11p nn 1·111 1<1tl i...i.r.r~!lll'S, <i:l l\ .\ II/,\ c •• n1 11J .. 11• l'!111t1111lll! •l><•i• l'\f~ !. 1,. lpl11( (' \11 n ..... ~ ... ~ Cl!E7. n1~0 ,\PTS, -.--, .,-,,-, -.--.-1 MINI WAREHOUSES -. COSTA M-ESA-~* -"·tt lp1n. ~IJ_•-~\,.vl. _1.·11tr1\r ~rr•· ,.,, ~i il-<''Yr~ .'-,,,,.,. '·''. ,-,-·,•.•t 1 ... t tll r1·r .1rp1 R:l"I \ll<1rJl·i NF.\\-B .•.• B.\,\IF.'\\ STORAGE f1T I -i--~I C t 1 __ ., 1.;~,11,r1 1.1.1..1171., ., ,', '. ,',,r pool r :11·111.'!•ctrap"" Sl!r> . 11r"!·l)1~!·li~il]·L'IKIM[f!I L -: '"Ill in1m!"funrr ... · onracor 6021 Roofing 6082 \3."I \!J;r.y "'"lk•-;1Bl\J\f'l:--,---,--,-----I " .. & .... !.! .. P11.v i.:c·.10·~·'' 10· e <196-28'.!Salt~rG 9 X.-i. :\l00\'l'-1t; or ~lf'l\'l.'·!~111 in.!u~iriil unu,. ;-;~.E. I S rull:-: f~l1:1 111 b1 0 k <·<1 .. s. ,\,,1•!;1111 . i;r,nw 11 ,1s'.1e1 .~.,d r~~1. t • 1harc:cs. fron1 S150 flt!' 1:c11a ·:RT/'\AITl"!F:S.S ('I~('. <\' ~111 __ 1 ('J\lll . J.1tk 1111ltlll", p.11 1<>~ .•.• •I:; JJH l•i.o lJI~ \1(1',0IJ "'' •·\p l~/•111'. r,i, ,\ 111a!Ul'l1) bcach .• ~~O.h:ll ·• B.r.. l ~ B1\, ('rpl, dry". nionth. . . I'.• ,,1,,,, .. ['"<. t·,, \lo •>,·,.9.,9_,,;-,1 1:1-.\\ARD! l)j']-4';11.\ I 1~'111od, .1drL Lie. ll-1 2f(MJ7~ J.~J .\II.., ;d! ~\fl''' l:···1~ t1<'("'"'1•r~ !li'1-'lfr.!I__ _ lf,•,11.1l•l1 •. S1n1oll •1f1·, 0 BEACH I .!:' t Ind""' II J & ' I I s " "' 'Iv \I•) Co i;1L-l7if:. [ }N'f> ;•1, L1c 1I 1\0.~k for 'ij'l-•:r•t0 WALK T a' '"rm, ocean \lC'\\' an1iton "C"'.1l1r f., JIB LfJ."l 1>.hlle .~hrt h11 1r 111:11" -· . \\.'\It, ;)11-.• 'tllll,H.'.ll-~ji.'l l "'~! ~Jgr c ·0n.~urn rin -~~~- \ & 2 BR. iTpl~. drp~. ~ar.' _:»lnt C'Ond, SUJ. ·1'32-1121 ALLSPACE I i\E\V L\l·t ':400 j(XXI Sq Fl r;it. Bit~~ ryett, .~s eyed. Electrical ~I Sewing/Alterations 6Cl64 lndt1~. t-:ni,:u1<·1·r 4,1;'[~.~ s BOYS & GIRLS bl1os. 30ll llilll :;1. :\n pt:\!' San Jua n 960-1970 ~l!flp .\· Offices. Anipl prk!{ \.tf'. of :tl•t, b111 N•·v.'Jl(ln & . • _ , 1 _ _ J lf·~ii.:n llndl~ i.;1.-.,. ~,111 • 11.~p:q~·r 1 ~1 1T1•·1"X. ~!1n PlraSC". 5::&-21c.~,. lMi-,:!l:ii I Capistrano 3878 00,·ce Rental 4 :'fl<.: 3 pha.'>{· r11.~··tras11. ~··r Or11n1,:t' Av" 612-:tS?fL ~.Lr.c rr.rcrA:-J • l.Jc"n~" A l Tl"'"\TIOS 'R 'I "'~ "'' '. \1'1 t ·•<:•· 111 Lid" /,1 ,., J{.1l!n11 -:TR\ I 2 bl' 2 b·1 1 ·• .,,., • • • '· ••• ' .:"""" mn J'l ll'; f', 1\111 ,Ji;, .·~ H1.J IY)01 p,,1111 • 400 •I''' 1-nr S D I-•-,, ~·1~ <II I 1 . ·'"' ·"·""'~1nJ;··"'-'~··"1.,,n,1 1 ... EX . .1r~e · • • _ ll'Jl>.-l2·1'1 f 0L'SD. ft•m:ilc G('nn:in ;11;;1111 & rrPair'.. •1 1~-~i:?Ol ' l~i'h,"~ '>'"Car, E.x]X'rt. J!(l f. ~l·,rk ·r>1n~1 ~ •• , • • tlclux~ pnu!~lfll" upt 11r. AVAIL r\0\V. S19.1, Brnnd DESK ~pan• l'l\'11illlhlr s:11 __ ., I l'-hl'ph~·rd.hl:it·kb;1rk·!·•llh lJ• • -!l6:l-~ s.•,n'll•l'Y :,;,7, (o,nT.11 ! .\11 n.11k,11~.m ;i1 beach. Sl•!:1. ::::m ,Florida. rw·"· 2RTL pool, launrlry, mo. \\'ill proi·ldi• fumlruri• Rentals Wanted 4600 ·"-pairs. i\'t•ivpart \Vest ai't•,i Gardening 6045 T ile 6()9) ~1 11 T~!" 1 ~''' u, .. fl\I/_\. Pl!JlT nr <n ll 5.~.6-.:-~2 l:it'!" _!~i n. 493-03.~i flt S.i. mn An ~'>'' r r 1 n !.: , B . 1 \' 'l , , , . 1.,._,, , 1 IH !li>..'-97'.!i. I''' "'un1in~ c 1,.1" 11, ', o!I frl! I .~I ,\ 11 1\'•' :1pril11 fl llnn. -NEAR BEACH Santa Ana 3880 ""l"\'iri' 1l\'a1!.1bl1· I 7Ri ;;1 • 1 ~lu,r. 1 ) unL-L -}II -.-,"7' PARADISE ["l.l'\\llC 1: .. ,.,.,,, C.i l•ur <,_,, BOYS &-GIRCS-13.: h Bl 1 11 f,,r n:~1 •• n .. 1blf' 1,r0f adtil1~ If OL;>;D '.\lri!" D:1lm;111<1n 1 GARDE 1 G .., T!LE :-..r \\ ·" 11 1 1 1 1 liran<I N«v.· IX<h1\f" :~Br.. CHILDREN ·a{' \r' untington Hrf fii::.r»ll:, :i hi•r } }'r1••r111!v. \'1l'i n1 !~ uf BriJ,,1 N N rrn1,,,if•I. rrr• r~I ~r~1 ~·I" '1 11)~1 tl·~1~1 1i.1 ''11-. .\,.•,1•r11~1 ("1rnr1'. '.\tin f'1111~. drris. hlt.111<. ~ar:ii.:r. IW:•l'h h<l:!-IJ:l! J J:.'duarrl~ rn l/unr1n~t1111 S1,.·1·111/1ll" R•·.<!'ln•l1•lu "'lr'tlnlr lV~.!l.lli '.!i1ni l•u J .. irid" •O<' 1 ! 1.:• '" C'•11n:i d"! ~l:ir ~.1 1 l"lh St. llB SH-'.:!l:ii A.\"l) AUL:l.TS Lorr: J::XC'Ll.Ll:.::\T, l"'•"'tli.:t' l•11·a. p...,11r11 c:.11 ll<l~!riAA ,\ L.-.n·l~r;ip,. :\J,.n!ll!~· Top SOi l 6091 rr .. n'p :-.• '"·!lwlir>.; '1.'I. 1 '"·' "' 'h· Jhd·· al th" -\I PARK PLAZA II lion d•l\Tll~ i1!!J.11.;t•n1 1 .. ( 1~1 1-.,~-.-1 -1 h /hlk l ;..1,.1n ten11n<'" & Spnnkll·r <; \1:1'. 'h••111 .. 1.i1 'lol~J, IJ\/I; f'11..0T ••r (,,JI S25 P..iinu~ 111111 ·' 1 llC'\I f.Jtl•l \'1rl.1"t' ~~11101,1,,,_ "··-,·,, • fl :-.ni ~1•1 " 11 rrr \l , fU-pa1r. C;ill "42-11619 11,,,,,,,.,. l''''!•tl1111l'-I l·t <• ~· 1 !' l 'I'. 1.•,1r-.ipplo•·:11,00 $1i!lun~,\.3BH.2ha.kul"'nk. '!,~·1 8R ap!s. \ •. 0 1•1~1-r~........ 1 r •1lh" \1r 1\d;11ns"' •rnp <:r )[J.• • .. 1 lM~I ~lora h'.111 l...:1n1• Play lU'Ca / ppro\. ,).,., S<f t. ·""·' 1110 · )l;1i.:u11li,'\. II A 9fi2-1690. I Japane:se Gardener * '.\IL'l..C!I .\ * RF:D\\'OOD ·"'' > I u· 111 '0 ~:~1 c \/~I f f\' J n ~t;'I~, C I Id I'Of1!, Ja<'Ul.7.!, ~wia 3116 Via LirJo. X.B. ti;'.,..j/'JOl f ----ll .,,., "'I~~ 1' l l :k~;u· 5, •i, ! • I E. of &>af'h f)ft ar 1c FOL':'l'.!1 Small 'ilk shai::1.1' I F\prr C'lmpl('I'" Gar<k>oinl.! \a ·'"-"""' _.,__ (.'.ill Jt'annir ~hNi 1 nd•1; t<'lllnr l'>.p'1I pre!, 002-11991 Li('('J:~· ~~~~~::· ecnt. NEW \ Busine's Oppor SOOS ririz J111 m1JlfJn & Bushard, ~ l.;1 nd5l'~J11ni:: s" r' W indow Cleaning 6098 r.· °'It! !!orff'l ••l t 1 '• '"n,·1ltT<'1f. Equal DOG RU~ Froni ·Sl90.00 Plu.<ih off11'C lildl.! .• 'l to 6 11 li ~1-4673 .~U3.-0i2 1 T1-1kata Sun:r11 ·1 NEWPORT •·r•t>•11·i·1!1y •111plo~<'r, ;m.1 2 BR. From $1W-11T.'1. Crpts. PARK PLAZA 11 nn. suites. Confrr<'nl'f' rrn, -'\D ~ P Sh 1-'HF:E Spring La.11·11 f'~~1n~ ,\ Dc:•I You Can'l Hrf11q•' p I A \', '. i ·,~id II t;: h \\'a y. drps, pool. gil l". Chll:J & p<>! Xerox l'Opir r. l'iear O.C. air. e Liq Lie on Sale $30M f~~'.& 8'-igr·~~~ v'ir. ~~}· 1~ monthly maint. r·n.-,. r:~i. I \\·in0o11• 11,allhin~ Sini::I,. ersonne gency ;,., >1J•,rt_!_:C-arh, r.12-3260. ok. 842-0389 or Sl2-tj()\ iO~O~~~~n~~e~~ns port. 833-3640. e Candy Store ~ .. Or11n~l'. c .;-.1. M&-9R36 61+;.220C1 ,1fr fi, Huhh1r'11 i;tol"\ hf)ml.' S!O. c12.27:i1 afr 633 DoZt;~;~7~, N .B. i' ·' \. V \ ~ "t J: &-Uf"r NE\\' ,\f"TS.\Valk 10 &ach 1 v .. NE\Y OFF1CE • 7\\\> rooms e Gear Mfg f·oi;:-.o. i\iale, young ln llh Garcll.'nioi;:-Ser.>ll'f'. f1, p.!ra!'f• !'1"1.:h!..rk,.,,! Sn rt 11p. &~2 Bl?, ll'Orn SIT;) h• r-:..:i. Santa Ana s.45-1121 ll x l:i 'and 10 x 12. All e Beauty Sliop . ,. N rt Be h F:xr.ierirncr'fl .J::ip.1 n"~" 111~•.oh '.\'1 ~rll ~ni.: <1r cl~ Exrrfls. ;~".6-2.j'i9 NEW FAMILY APTS, utililies paid. S'JOO per e Equip Leas"tng ~~,~~·9:\ ic. l>wpo ae 1;11nlrn,.r Cnn1pl"'" )fl1~1 !{if ) AUTO SALESMEN tn~ rtri·"'' h<\u1"" $.1. JlfT month. Costa Jlilc~ area. ' -. "· l 111.-:-.; t f I Or l>r 1 1111~ f.12·~~1fi. $1•19 2 hr. rrls. d1·Jl1'. Pool, Grand Open1"ng. • 5'~7729 or 642-1!372 HOLLAND BUSINESS A:-OIETll\'ST r!ng. '.lt?t q I mn n 1rn11nf'I', • i;h~1 _,,._,,1" [~oymtnt , '.'"' ;>t r,nr n a.n..-r -.~-- closf'rl i;?111'1•!::l', kids ok. v 11 1 & 8 krr C:-Ot lf1'""· fJ'f!"'l''I ;Hl)...-0;:121 . f (1,111111' l"1d1nc f'r1n1111 1 J,} l'J. !•pi•' •!r'I l\'l'l!ll loll2ji_~9 or S\2-4'.J04 r\E\V 1·2 ,1;, 3 BR's. Park·likc DELL'.\:J•: :l:lj slj:""f[, O[{'., Csl, 5lQ.OfiO!l S,\I.ES fll5-4l70 R~i~·ai·~rn~~r(''(I. !~!H'iJG7.·1 • 1;,\r:oF.~1:-.c ~ <' r v It·,,. [J1•al1·r' \c'll •H !'~t'll r '1 "' ,,, J'>il l.u· •inJt.H·I ,.,,,n,. R ~ p I "'')' ,.~,, SllO \Jo c I c I ... ,,(', ~:,i 1·ll·nl rr1r1 ., II I ,,.,,,1,, I .• -·'· l'C'. 1',..,111. rJO i " .,, . . . ,~,,c,·o ,,,,,,,,1,. ,., '""'''"'I I nn1p h1>111 n1au11, 'Ir.in. Job Wanted Malo 7025 1 , ' ' ' Bl:. ] • b.'I., i~pti;, r rps. 1 Piny ,,-,,·. Pnto"o• .'· ,01· ll I"'"'' Ilk r·· ,--,.,,.. ,., 1.,,,.1,,. li~r•••>•""•I ••r __ _ -",-~ "' ~ n1""· r 'i.""1"' ADBY.t . · ups, liuu!in.: 1\(1 I l'\J ' ~ ' '·-,-CAREER TRAVEL lrnlry. Sl•I.• 111•1 1:0:11 Sl111cr. lot~. C:hs .t, \\'a!er Pd Shn; I >r:1r. Bl.tr•k ~Jl'lt , \if' _nrl (i!-..J'l~fl "'" 111• \\1!1 ''"''" ,\~k J•>r 21 '.l·:>.» 11i9S. 1lrllj')('i; .t:-~' forth! ' BAYFRON.T OFFICES INDUSTRIES ~1n111 Ana fl, l :=hr~ S.19-2.i lO -'--EXP·11 L\lnTt~J. ~1 ,:-. \r;r1:1 .\iidv >lr '.1!11 1n1 >1 1!1 No 111 ,._,1n1n Laguna Beach 3848 1 Stn rtin~ at $169 _,. drp. Lldt• Shops Hl\tl, !\•'111port IS LOOKING r~lJ-. -Gl'rmnn ~!}!)rt ha;r l EC~OPf..\'.'\ C/\1'dc nr•r • "<'t•hs n1•>1•·1 ,,.. n111n,,._:c ·DAVE ROSS ; ''' \1 11 I 11,1cr"1·rll'fl1. Newhope Meadows Bea{'h. ".:'.trln11' :.ilt' ,\Ulll-5. FOR SOMEONE rrn!, Vir.1 Tirh f.· Irvin{' in 1'Ta1nlcn.1ntt.•. l,.11}(6<:.~ri,inl! 61: .... 1jfl! "r "lli-::0·12 PONTIAC '•'' ,. ·•t .. f·>r ·: "11glr 1 BR, \i'htte 11ate1· cx.·f'an ( a1r·s . /'\e11·hoJ>(', S.A. PllOO{', 6•.,..lt.."O SPECIAL l\f-j liK>-lWl afl 1. I Trt>r ~~ "1~;'l''-j~· \ery Job W anted, Fmale 7050 .·1~1II1rl,,r HJ,·rl. ·• ''"~ 1 '"'11 1 ': 110~rn to '.·,,,,., tvon\ Crp!s iirp< 5 .. 2600 NEWPORT BEACH • . , , . 11 & 11. tc:1~on11 c. _-,). -l'\'('S. c 1 ,1• ._ 1 , ,01., "n 11' · f"" • ,,11111 t"roup ... ~ · ' ·' -SE"t" our ad in the LOST m1xr,, ... pan1r l. · • ---n~ '1 • ,.,,, v .,...,., • our rr,,,,.1 dl.'pt ~lu•t hr sto1'l'. Rt'!til:. S2i.i. bI:>-6145 f'rpl .. i1·et bar, pri\'. bll business secllon l"<'m. s111al1 \'i<'. Santa Ana 'tc1RD u Cl~/\n~. l~ar111{" I :'\'EF.:!1 hrlp nt hl'ln1"" \\rl f11, ,,, u .. 1\• t • .'\('W York. C\'t". Apts Furn/Unfurn ~ 341 Baysi1~ Dr .. NB 6i.:i-6'1Gl llt'!ghl~. 5.l()..8149. t':l.n ps · 1 r au 1ng ha~·t' 11.id<'~. nu,...,.~. hskp111. AUTO J t 1.,~l't 1 11 ., 11 111 .(· rtiurn 'NEARL\' new 2 & 3 BR BRAND N tctv'o -• , P.ra'IClnabll.'. fi.16..41i'ifi . l'llnipa111on.~. llomrmakr" DRIVER NEEDED 1 v;hite \\'a!tr vle-·, blOC'k to Li\ l\tA~CHA .\PT'S U .,.,..,', 4x fl fool, HEALTI-1 Food· Beautiful FNO: Scot of car kt'Y!' on HP1t l\IO\\' & 'fdac monthlv t:pjohn :>li.f&l \ 1 O 1 /Pl h I\ • h-1r.rron••1l 1o:n•u11p. Xln't SPAci<xl~ Adult gard('fl 11.pls. l.M-11.ll or part. lmmed OC'o Country Slore, estabU.IDed· & Brookhunt r~.v. 418 ~ ., r -----· , t a 5 111"' C'r ftnQ\11 i:u .• r111•~· -1ri \'l'.lrly beach $270-$300 le Ilse Close to shopping&: beach. cpy. Beaut Catallna vi!'w, Corona del r.tar nl"('a, 5.~14-1.~ m11tnlena11C'f' yll!'d cli:-11nup ruLL Oi11rgr Bookk!'rprr nN'dc 011\'t'r flJr .M!r\'11-r "'•"II' ,\ll nir ,, """ c;.r 494-3383 or "9'~23J9 Luxurious shag CJ'llls, bltirur blk' (mm ocean. ~81. 673-3409 . ~Dl~ck Lab puppy fml k haullng. ~ 5~1"-2 1yp1n11'. h:1n k r u PI mn: drp.1f'lmcot. 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"'IJ<l)L!•, h1111"1 · tnrt il1Q'1V. 1110 .. us1 h lW' ' , -ci ' I'll :<il1u111t1.•. 11;0> ~ Lllil't dvg :\ltx poodle/Uosic, j »lfl-l w ~;:o r>n1'•1111.-. ,\n 1'1!UHI f'Jlporiu111ly I rri~t.6~\'(' lxlokkttpln~ SALESMAN :...~<--001 ----lh\1. l~t!;Ull.t licnt:h I )I'S i'-l'l'd:; IUlt' ,111d (•!Ill n •:(, .lpj)1·-l:C:1<1----nlk .. ' ___ .:;':"~ll~'f:o~y•:'':;_ ___ , l '::'~'::::~·~;.;;;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii_, 1 \\ hv nu! 11011> 111 !Iii• 1Jfl11o'•I SHIPPING & \1Al 11.1.s:-i 1'\lt1.'I . ~l 01• p,11110111>1111) vi vkh.:1 11•1u1Jl1' 11 /11ht1r hl;ink"' ·1 1,... Janitori•I Service 11011 rnloni.: .1pphcn11on~ fo1 ·full .i: 1i;111 111111• JQhs Exp\! I prof rl Call -i:-i7-QSS • J.C. PENNEY CO. NUHSli'OG ~~~;:, Fn::,1~1flr:t: I n\'~t\,'.~ ~ RECEIVING ~;,:·~,·1.,;,~~:1.11~ l ~1~ \"'1w;~I i,\!J'!JG61l111 II Ii h 11 d I{' n :;:~11~ 'i';~1ln1~:i~~ ~ 4/U OUR NEW lpt us riiun 1ou ('.111 1 CLERK (.11111no l:t•.11 :-.,.,11 llC'1n<'1l!L ----\ll Ll.,\l;~: n~:.\I. ~-'>T\'11 1\Kt' \I ~:l.\11\H \~1:.1 :, 111.1!•· I\ FJ_;.;c11 Pvu1 I yrs old l\\'F:'T~ll ':\T 1)11',\lir \\,\11 1tr..:o.."'i lllU~l IJe ~l .l l)t'.u .. ol. lhdtllµ1011l,IOuJ 1 ;.~1 11/1'luldrf'n f,oocl :\lt:\'f, l'hil ~II' \,11111 c. PD,\. ,..,,,h 1<Kklail l':O.J• Jll'\'f ld J1nl"s IJcs11\·~ tt•111,,11• 1.11,, l10J111ronlr S!~,j &12-fflj.4 HOSPITAL !l6::-l:i6i '\11111\ 111 i!f't'OOn I i'-lln1c fnr IJl'<'t'd1ni; ella111p1011 Hou•ehold Good-,--8-065 1 :\I.in Ik1xu11ncnt rl'i>pc.ns1 XI". I\ J!hh "I, C :\I J•UIJ" ill 5.'I~ t.lc !01 all )Ob fun1t1011-. . , ----------RECEPT . 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COUi'-,~r{r.ntLfull-rlin.-. dPnl~ 11 e1t~11111, BEAUTY OPERATOR Openings For '''Jl ,\11111 '1111111<,..t Crill ,\11• Cu:-.t;i l\h·~a._:iJl;)J40 •J :n, ._.ill ~ • hl!li} &lll'ri,:ii K1.3 3ijll 1\r1r \'\ J••11 .. 1r~ 1-klui::hi C"' Clcnllf'I s 111 0 ,'C',tn I e :'\In ! p.t) ndi 1111 l' "!JflC'll I i\!l Ii ('h('~l<'1. ~\'."\'.-:'lGO !} :xi :Jl.>2-i:l12 ht'tl1 CC'n • .r.: J)lo11 , . Sn 1---"' Id ti .iii• rl Ttn qrtu1 .. C" rah~ Nursinn Stoff 1 101 \1011111111~11 I SR PRESSMAN \l\11H~,· !'. ~ :.:i ,\KL 111•J)('( puppi.·;.. ,.,,. 1i,1f!,11i:-•n 210~ s 1: A11• l.ni:r B1h l!l l-l.1".S I ,\pph U111vrrs.1! l.:i.rrllrnl 11 nrkini.: 1 ond~ ':II ----• ~:-; .xpl ul tl 111.dcs, l{l,id~ 111l\1u1111•k:. I' 1 ColiRrc·s-\' 1.,. 1.--1;-1m N 11.11lnr 111. s.\ Uliisr111111111,. H••nrriis Personnel RECEPT/CLERK An 1111011•'u1.111•u1"-'1un;.: lornn 1J1,.h11.1~hc1 F 11111(· t'•ilo1n11l $liO .sit ... 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T 0 L E P M E N T LASGMTEl\IESAN l\t U IA80 GTTN C R E T Needed L~51J4-11s1 or 534-3144 I ltnr1111 ,\: l)lflld + ni;:l"s 7 .I.: (714) 837-2121 ,.!f\I'(' (,1ll ·~1 1 1 -1~".-0'!~) 11on, ldh ~l l\.'1llC, NB_._ -' . -~ .-,,•Ill tilli-~ .. ~ s1::-•1til1 l.\ko':-ll11 1111'~+\Vll'•'lll) ()i·111('t'lll \unh11111 i.:c:H\lCE slallon hrt11 \\l!O \VAN rSTIJl\t,l!K ' 11"-l°'\l!l T,1 I! 'l'.q·,. lt1! 1111•11,.lf • h • , f L J , DH.IV!:: A C.\K' (,!,i\1'.l:,\L .\~.,1,..111111 ,.,:11 1 \ttl•lt.i•li 11:1l.lf·Fl h 1•1nll••11k1"l'•'1 11 •nhd,~\p, u l !m~ Ap-CllOOSt" ynul' hour!<., ll'Otk * Secretaries * 'Typists * Bookkeepers * Acctn9 Clrks * Gen'I Ofc * File Clrks VOLT ln1tant Personnel \11110r \l"<h1 1'11 l'l,111 ~fl\\ 1\11tllflhlt' Tt'tllJJflrnry St t'l I"" l~I'! 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Stoeks VOL. 67, NO. 101, 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY , APRIL 11, 1974 TEN CENTS Laguna Niguel's Porter Jailed for FBI Lies \\'AS!ll:-;GTON tUPI) -llerbert L. •·Bart" Porter Jr. of Lagwla :-Jigucl. described by his la\\')'Cr as •·the first vie· tLtn '' of \\'alcrgatc. y,•as sentenced todny tu 30 da ys in .mil for lyi ng to the FU! a bout the b11~1ong scandal. . "I arn absolutely posilivt.' in my heart -:ill the \Vay dOl\'O to n1y t()('s -that 1 \\'ill OC\'Cr get into rrouhh.' again." Porter said just before Judge \V 1llic1m B. Bryant Sl'O{CO\:L'd hhn . The boyish·!ookins Porter, 35. lcstifiC'd at Senate \\'atergate hearings last sum· mer that he lied about 111·hat he knew of \Vatcrsatc for fear ol~r Nixon carnpaign officials would aCCU.!!e him of not being a learn play(lr if he didn't. Porter '>''as scheduling director for' President :-:ixon's •campaign ori;aniza· tion. i!C Yt'as 1he I Ith person sentenced in ('(lnnection Ylith \\'atergate. Porter, who first campaigned for Nixon as a hoy of 8. Yt'as a college friend or presidential press secretary Ronald L. • Ziegler at USC. Trai ned in business. he no"' v.•orks for his father·Ln·la"··s con· struction firm in Laguna Niguel. "I'm a n1uch happier persop now, doing "'hat l'n1 doing. getting av.·ay fro rµ that kind of tpoliucal ! exis1ence ." he 1old reporters in Jaf\llary. ... Bryant '1old l>o"rter he "just cHn'l forget'' that Porter lied on three oc· ca s1ons to federal In vestigators nn<l sentenced him to a minir11un1 of five n1onths and a 1naxin1un1 of 15 nionths in prison. But he ordered that Poner only -serve 30 d;i ys on the scfi4>n~ and be pla ced fin unsuper\·1S<'d probatilln for one yl'ar follov.•1ng his releasr. Porter'!\ v.ifc>. Ca rol, clutching hands of frit!nd5 in lhl' Se<:on<l ro1v of the courtroon1 . s!urnped. in the seat 1"'11h te<1rs ~treuming dov.n her face wt:en thi: srntence v.·as announced. Portl'r'S la\l')'er, Cha rles ~turra~·. told the judge his client v.·as a n1an of "hon£'!'>· l}', intcArity , idcalisn1 and devotion to the truth and th<> right ·· ~lurr;1y !\aid l'ortl'r v.as be1rayed by friends 111 lhc re-clccuon cam11aign v.·ho ast..cd hin1 to Ill' "1thou1 tl'lling hhn v.hr "ill' k1w1~· nothi ng of the \\'<Hl'ri.:atc br1.•nk·i11:· :O.turra~ s;JJd "li'e t..11e1~· notlung or 1tw so-etilll'd tO\'l'r}ll> In. llil't he "as 11!" fi r."t \ l<·!lni · l'Ortl·r 11·:'\i\'«I 1n1hrllllt'tll iln<l p!1·~dcd guilty Jan. 2R lo :l lilll~le count of 111:1\oni; "falsl'. fict1t1ous and fr :1 u du 1 l' n l st:ill'llli'nls" to 1hc FBI about the bUl(· i;:ini.:: ~·;intla\ 1Tht• <'h.1ri;c 1~ ~1milar to 1.it:fJUI). , . Br}<illt onlrrrd th.it Por11·r 11ho y.·11\ II\' 36 on s.11unl;11 . ~111'1'1·nd1•r to !l'<IC'ral n1.1r:-h.-ils ill Los ,\ng1d1·' no la!t'r th.in 10 a 111 \1'111'•. April 'l~ t11 h.-~111 ~1·rvu1g a 1n11n!h at th~· rnu11n1un1 ~t·c·11ric~ {L'<ll·r;d 1:orrt·r11011 f:H·1l1t ~ ;11 IA•tll\""' \'11rl!'r tl·~t1fa·d :11 lhl' n:111011:illy !t'l\•\'LS('(I \\ alerg.111• hl•:1r111g,, l,1!\t ~11111- llll'r th:i l 11'h1•n th<' \\:111•q,:.1h' scandal ISt't' l'lll\TEH. l'Uj;:t' '!f error1s s • a Planners Nix Co<tst Freeiu ays • By ('A:'\OACE PF:ARSO'.\ No n{'11• frN'wa~ ~ or fQlisil fuel QO\\'C'r pl:ints 11·ou!d ht• ;illn11rd 11·i1 h1n fl\·e mile" of thl• coas!hru· if 1r('Qmn11·nd:1tions of rc!!ional coc1s1al l",1 .. 1n1ss1cn ,d·i:,111' ·~ ., ... oidopted Air pollur ion tn 11\1, South C'·1a_~1 re)!'.ion is alre11d1· "~1.f• 'r ;,,ntl• ,, ... ,.rt: to riamai::r life a11d 1hrt•;111 11 1 v.i; .•! rci;ources:· the planners S.'.l\' in .1 clr:1f1 or lllo:! Coa ~t<'l lund enviro1in1t•nt i.:leint·nt . It is the second elrn1ent ill the coasral master plan 1nnntk1tl'<l b.1 Proposition 20. the 1972 CQ3SIJI 70111' ;1c! which crenlt·J one stu1c and six reL:1onal con1n1iss10!1s. The South Co.1st co1nrniss ion has 1)l'rmit ;uuJ pl.:1nnin~ juris<l iclion in Orange :.ind Los Angeles Counties. 1'hc coas1al land report drals heavily '"'i!h air pollution and also reCQm n1ends : -Pollution sou rce \\'hieh arl' coas1al- related lopcra le n1orc efficit•ntly by 1hc shoreline' n1ust use latest pollution ron· ·tret technolog~. -Pollution .sourcrs "·hich a re n · t coastal·rclaJ;:Cf "must be re1novcd from lhl' coast:1 l zone." -Pre<:1dl'nt1ul dcvc!opn1cnt ren1otc f ron1 :11;i1!abl(• en1ploymcot. romn1crcial srr1 il'l'S .1:ut 11ublic transport;1tio n "v:ill n11( h·· l}<'l'llll'lt'Cl .. Pl :1nnt·r~ rUll\!'!ld !hat \\'hen people live far frorn their "'ork. the increased auton1o bilc driving adds to decreasing ai r quality. -Alternative 1ranspor1 ;111on. Ii k c busr s. rnusl be strongly encouraged. One 1va ~· \1·oulrl he to require an nnnual fee to trans i! service in lieu of providing park· ing spaCC5. Thl' draft plannin g guidelines also deal \\'ith agrlcultul'e , natural planl life, n1incra1~ :.ind coaslal streams. The element \1 ill be discussed in a public heanng ::it 3 p.n1. April 29 at Long Ht•:•ch Harbor Dcpartn1cnt headquarters. 925 11:.irbor Plaza Drivr . 1\ftcr the hra ring, the e!('mcnt 11•il\ be re\'iSrd. brought back for a second look and then sent to lhe st.ale coastal com- (Scc FREE\\'AYS, Page 21 Dohe11y Pn1·J~ Camping Facility Opposition Seen A rel'ised version of an ill-fated plan lo expand camping facilities at Ooheny Sta!~ Park is headed for a local public hearing next v.·eek but el'cn though lhc plans arc sca.ll'd-dov.'ll , opposition is "cll- UH! once <1ga1n. ~\i:1nl::ers of 1hc Capistrano B<"ach Chamber of Commerce \\'rdnesday heard ;111r.ooncc1nents of the !I a.m. public hear· Cl£r1te11teci11 's . Leaky Pocket Bririgs Cops A San Clemente man, in jail this morn- ing a"·ai1ing forn1al charges in burglary. could add a new rule for the craft, police assert. Lea\'e your v.•allet at home. Dc1ec1i\·es allege that it \1'3S Bruce Robert Romero, 20, of 612 Calle Campana \.\'ho cra\\•led up a sprinkler system early \\'ednesda.v morning at the \Vhite Cross Drugs in Grant's Plaza. Once on the roof. the asserted eulprit ci.:t his 1vay through an air-conditioning duct and stole drugs, cameras and a :-mall television set from the business. The only hitch. howe\'Cr. came when offccrs ans\\'ered a silent burglar alarm and in their initial probe of the scene foWld a wallet. It was llomcro's. Detective Leonard Goodwin said that after he arrested Ro1ncro on a warrant later \'ieduesday, ropes. gloves and other asserted paraphernalia related to burglaries "'ere disco1·ered in the man's residence. ri.lost of the items allegedly stolen in the burglary "'ere recovered as \\'ell, the inves1igator said. Romero \\·as scheduled f o r ar- raignment on burglary charges today in South Orange County ~1unicipal Court. ing Tuesda~' at the Doheny headquarters building, but expressed d1ssatisfactio" at lhc continuing proposals to add scores of ne"· campsilcs on the rl'lati\'Cly prisline ~urn porlion of the popular park . .._\ auglm Curtiss. a leader in the fight l~lc last year Y:hieb suCC\.--ssfully killed :.tatt proposals to add 2'.!0 cam1lSites. !laid he and atbcr.;: plan to fi ght again. ''They may have reduced the nun1ber of campsites to li7. but th~t's i;:lill not ~ood enough for us:· said the adamant foe or the plan by the California Dcpart- 111~'nt of Parks and Recreation. St.ute officials fought and "·or1 I! bal11e for a permit fr<lm the Sou th Co:-,st Zone Hegional CoaslJ! CO%t•rvation Coin· 1n1ss1011 but a tocal group uppl'alt'<l to slate con1missioners and they \\'On the fight. Since then new grant funds hare ('(lm r lo the county of Orange for lhe purchase of a portioo of beach immed1a1ely do11'1lcoast of Doheny. and it Sp.'trked u pugn for revised plans lo lakt'! the nev.· county beach into the Doheny sphere or influence. "\\'e kno111 thai th<' ne\1· plan "111 in- clude a part of the old beach t the beach club parcel sought by the roun1y 1, but the fact remains that "hat the people \'otcd for in Proposition 20 v.·as rne pr eS(>rvation of beach. not the erad1ra- tion of sand and replacemcnl \1·ith r;11np- ing spaces and parking lots." Curt is." said. ~lembcrs of the chamber agret:d lo formally oppose the ne11· plans 11nd pron1- iscd to apix-ar at the hc;'lri ng -lhc first local ont' held on a Doheny irn· prol'ement package. State parks officials ha\'l' argued for years that Dohen~'s 1xipulari1y as a rccreal ion area and its constant v.·a11ing list for bcachfront campl11g pr<lnlp!s them 10 seek an expansion into a large area v.·here fe\I' buildings nu·,1· exist. The chamber has already stated that it 11-ould endorse some improvcn1Cnls that v.oold allow for day use ooly on the strand. But members ins1s1 that overnight c.:imping should not be al101\·ed. Coi111ty's New Sta1·r Ra11cl1 Pa1·l{ Opens Gates F1·iday Woman Receives Si-x Months f 01· Stabbing Mate Th e 5.:;()(1-acre Starr-Viejo Regional \Vilderness Park. Orange Co un t y • s ney,·csl recreational area, will be open for ca1npcrs ;1nd da y users at 7 a.m. Friday. The nc"' park is located about 1en 1niles up Ortega High"•ay from San Juan Capistrano. The entrance \\111 be mark· ed !Arry Leaman . dirrctor cf operations for lhl' county lfarbors. Beaches and P;irks Department. s>iid ove r n i g ht SERVICES SL .4TED FOR (;OO D FRIDAY r.ooct Friday services are M:hcdull'd In nea rly all church('s. Y>'ith many churches throughout the SouthlP.nd conducting special Tent'brae or .. !lcrvfce or darkness' programs. The majority of churches wil l be con· ducting Tre·Ore services from noon 10 3 p.m. l"or a ll~lln" or special services as sub1nil tl'd to the l)aJly Pllot, ste page 7. ... campers should br ing everything \rith th!'m -inclu ding drinking wa ler. "There "'ill be chemical toilets in the c;imping areas, but the water lhat is on I~ land has onJy hem certified for use by horses and other animals," Lt'aman said. The county has constructed about 1.\0 primili\'C campsites stretching about a mile up scenic Bell Canyon in the center of the huge park. l..eaman said about 40 sites ncnr the mouth of the canyon have been set aside for large campers and recreAtional vehicles \\'hich would be unable to traverse the primitive dirt roads farther up the canyon. All campsites will be on a.first-come , first-served basis and Leaman said several l3rge gro\1ps of Scou~ and l1orsemen already have reser .. ·ed cam- ping . areas. Two campsitc!i nr:ar a rebulll corral in Uf\l Canron ha\·c been set aside for eques1rian compers. 1..eaman said there ts \\'ater and forage for the anjmals IS.< STA RR RANCH, \>age !I ~ A San Juan Capistr1Jno \.\'Oman \1ho ad· milted stabbing he r husband v.ith a par- ing knife ha s been ordered to spend the next six months in Orange County Jail. Superior Court Judge James Turner ordered the sen tence and '"'O years pro- bation for Ena Solomoo Kerslake. 37, of 26732 Calle La Bomba , after she pleaded guilty ID reduced charges of misde- meanor assault. Sheriff's officers had filed three counts of assault with a deadly wt!apon agaiMt litrs . Kerslake. It was alleged on one oc- casion that she stabbed her pajama-clad spouse in the leg after accu sing hi m o( not accounting to her for all his ex- penditures. Deputies said Conrad Kerslake, 46. a Long Beach bu!i driver. ran from the home bleeding from bls "'Oil~ and 90ught refuge in a neighbor's house, It was alleged that he was again Bl· tacked after he returned lo the home at a later dato in the company of· t\fn . Kerslake. ;o.1rs. K r!ilake has been ordered by Judge Turner to not contact. her hu,,band unless a thlrd party ls present. ,• 3 Gi111111e11 • -" ·slay Selves ' -Afte1· Lio11 Attffcl~ 'rhc!ma Samsioe. 73. of .\t ount Pal o111a.r is given first aid at Lion Coun- ty Safari 1n Laguna llill s after she wa s seriously injured by a lion \\'ednesday. Orange Co un ty f ire IJ epartmenl paramedic renders aid. Story and additional picture are on Page 3. '-------- Heroic Boy, 9, S£ives Dad's $17,000 Yacht SAX DIEGO fAPI -1\t 9 years old, ~fichael .\tcGhee sta nds a scant fou r in- ches taller than the steering y,·hccl of his falhcr's }acht. Bul he saved the $17,l;(IO craft in his first trv at the helm . The sailing ad venture ended a day·s outing aboard the 27-foot boat for ~Iichael. hiS nanny from England , hi s do~ <1nd his dad , Dr. George i>.lcG hce. Jn a snappy wind \Vcdnesday night, .\1cGhee jumped onto the dock but mis.,.. cd the post to \.\'hich he plannt'd to lle his yacht. He watched it blow away. :0.1cGhec, in anguish. yelled at his son: "Turn the engine on and tull\ right rud· der." A fourth grader at nearby Escondido, :O.llchael stretches up to 4 feel 2. and the. steerinii: v.•heel stands 3 feet 8. llis nanny, Doris While, v.·as below deck when he went Into action, peering through spokes or !he v.•heel. "r.ly naMy came up and sai d, 'We're all alone out htre. You're going to have to be prt:tty good at the wheel .' but I didn't lose my head," said ~lichael. \\'hen 1he yacht refused to tum right rudder. ~1iehael turned it left rudder, barely missing the Star of India, a 201 - fool square-rigged sailing silip built in 186.'l and now a waterfront museum billed as the oldest iron ship i noat . "I almost cracked Into it -got as close as 10 feet . I think." ~fichael said laler. · lie made l"'O passes ;t docklcu:: but managed to bMng it alongside enough to be tied up. • By then. 50 persons were d>ecr\ng on ti-< dod<. . • Said Boh ll<irlman, a tou rist fmm :-01adison, \\'i!\ .. of ~llchael : "Thal little Ooy showrd .. so much spontClncity in an Pmergency Rabies Clinics To Be Offcrc(l On South Coast A series of rabies clinics for pets along the South Coast are scheduled 1n SC\'tral t'On1(llunili<'S later lhis n1011th and next. Pet o"''ncrs "ho face rencv.·al or dog li censes early in the summc.r can obtain $2 r"abies vaccinaUon.~ for the pets 1\J('S- day evening at Crown VallL'f Elcmentar;• School 1n l,,agun~ Niguel . In San f1emcnte. a clinic ls schM.luled for !he old fire stat1on on A\'tnida ~liramar April 1'1, and In San Juan Capi!lrano anolher clinle v.•111 b c ::ivailable \1a y i al the S<l!l Juan Elt!m('n- tary SchOOI. The clinics will operate between 7 and 8·30 p.m. each of the th ree nights . The Southtm California Veterinary ~ledlca l A.~!IOCl&tkln sponsors the clinics, and other civl<.' groups donate flme for stafflng lhe nctl\!llle:s. State and local rodes r('(fuire a rabies "hot for e\•ery dog over four months old . Proof of veccination also bl rtquired v.·hen ov.·ntrs lief~ the ptl.!. • l • 111 ls1·ael KIH'IAT SHE~!ONA, I..;rarl IL:PI f - Three Ar<i h i;uerrillas S{'i7.ed an ap<1 tt- ment hou~e in this lsr:1rli hordcr Sl'I· th•ml'nt loday <ind 1nelhod1c;11lv shot 34 re~idcnt s one hy one IX'fnrr thr1 r suicidr m1ss1on l·ndt'l't in dc;11 h 1\h('t1 lhl'1r own C'xplos1ves blew up. ~l a\·or Avrahatn Aloni or this to11·n 11f 18.oOO n('a r the Lcb.a11t·Se hordrr 10a1d 2t person<; ,.·ere killc:d. 1nclud111~ the lhrl'I? ~ucrr11l<1s . and 16 :"-·r"'1n~ v.1•re ~oun<ltd in thl' raid in .,.,·hich th;• t-<11n1nando!> ~hot ISRAEL'S GOLDA MEIR STEPS DOWN. Story, Pagt 4. \.\'Omen and childrrn and hur!rd their hodil'S 0~11 of the I\ 1ndo"s of tl1e 1hret!- !>!t.1ry \.\hllc roncrr!t· l>hx·k hu 1ld1ni:i. Tht• Israeli n11h1 :1ry ('ornrnand ,,,1d thl' ).!Ut'rrillns h1•ld off J s r a c I i c·n1 111- ll'r:1t1arkrrs for 4 1 ~ hour<;, \\11tnt:.ssr" i;:a1d the gue rr ill ils set off 1heir ov.·n f''<· pl11s11·cs as lsrnt·l1 par:1troop'i landed Jy hcltL-optcr on tht· roof of thl' huilding. Alon1 s.1id 18 JsraelJ!'i "rrr killf'd 1n the at1ack. incl ud ing tv.·o soldiers. c1~ht adult t'1\'ilians and ci!(hl children. At onl' point, v.·itncsscs s:Hd the guernllas went fro1n door to door in the apartment house and shot anrone who an~v.·ert:d. I A stiit(•n1cnt h~· a l'ale,.t1nian gutrr11la j!roup 1n B('1rul said thr i:urrrillas hopt-d 10 S€'11.e hosta gl'" :ind forrr lsral'I to rclca'it' 100 l'ales11n1un cornn1andns held in lsrarl1 Jails l>uT dl·~tro~t'd lt1l'm"clv•·" "ith rxµlo~11r·ladl'n tx·l!'i \\·hen the Israelis clo:>l>d 111 1 In Jerus:ih:n1, r:1rrt :1k<"r r r ! in e ~tinistcr f;oldn ~Jeir told th" Knr1>M't i l'arlian1rnt1 ''lhc l.t.:h:inr<:e ~ovrrnrr.c11 l nius t kno11 that v.i· n·g;ird 11 and it' c111z('n s "'hn nrr· :11U1ng thr t('rrori sts rf'prinsi hle frir nu ~ n,;,,,;1rr1\ \Ve ;ire shockrd by thf' 1•nna· th<1l octu rrcd this f'llllrning at l\1r~<•I S h l' n1 on a. 1\,sassu1.it1nn for lh1· ~akr-of assa!\!'1n11 - l1on ·• The attack on this Si"tl ll'nl<'11 t popular <'d pnm;inly hy Seph,1rrht· .Irv." from \ort h ,\fnca. beg;1n a! i .. "\11 .1 111 . loc:il l!nH? \\hen tht• gu rrr1IJ;j<.; 1no\'1'sidrnt llf thr ;ipar!n1ent buildtn~. said he "·as n!'i!rrp v.hrn fhi' allack be~an. "I thou~ht LI .... as R mridinan or :t dr1111k. an~ thing hut a tf'rrorL~t. '' he said of !ht~ first "hots he h1~:ird. ~lunch "aid he ru,.hc>d upstai ~ "'hen he l~t Tl::HflOll, Pa.i:c 2) Clearer skies ;ind 1\·~nn<'r days 1111\ heat up our \\ ind-<.'QOle<l coast ~·riday, "Ith h1gh.o;: reaching into the middle to upp<'r 70s. 1'.\SIUt: l'ODA l' ll1gl1 labor rv~r~ n11cL foreig'll tom11ctil10ri 11a1r Int hard at a 'lS·ytu r·vld f .fl't'ltOl'\' 111 l<a11(as. llt"s 011/11 mnlln~1 Sli.000 a year no11• i11 tltf' 11·l111/r~11lc n1nr1111a11a blLStlleS$. Slory. Poyc 7. L, M. .. ,. " "'"" tl·U t1111er11lt • """'"''' ,.,,.llfl • Cit,,!!_. ,,.., Mtllto\tl ·~ • c .... 10 " °'-c.w111, , .. 11 c .... , ..... " ..... i. tl•U O.tr!I HOiie" " "' " lifllerl1t •ttt • , .. ," ,..,, ..... ri.lllflltlll l._H Dr. SttflCrtlll! " ,-!Ull<t ll•U $1edl Mtf'\tll .... .. Gm11er " ,,,,.,..1,1.,. • -~ ... .. , ......... ,.,,, 11! 1M leMce " w ..... ,, • •""LI~ " Wtrif """ • ' j • " • 2 OAJLV PILOT SC T~ursday, April ll, 1974 Coast Group Pushing To Save Aliso Creek Hy J,\i'\ \\'Olll'lt 0 ! l~f 011IY P!IO! $1#11 1\l1so CrL·tk v.inds 19 1l'lill·S from the S:1nta Ana 1\loun t:11n.ot to the Pacif ic Ocean al South Laguna. FIO \\'irig through one of the n1ost pic.'- lurcsquc 11:1tur:1! ar1•a:;: of Ora nge Coun· tv. the crcl'k now is !hrt'.1 \cn('tl bv lhc i n· ~ir.;ior1s of urban Hr~ rron1 I•:! ·Toro Iv South Ui.guna. To h\'lp 1>totett as .much u:; possible. a JO.-me1nbt.•r study tea1n ~pon~N'CI by JJC Irvine and the S.'tddlcback Arca Coord inating Council is ;:isking !he Orange County . BOard of Su pervisors to , oidopt guidelines for dcvl'lop1neut in the creek arL'::t. Their go.al is an un hrokrn public green- belt !or 'hiking and biking fron1 the moun · ta ins 10 the ocean. I-leaded by llon Yeo. :in architect :ind forn1cr coonl y planning t'Qmn1 iss1oner, the group has consulted v.·ith puh!ic agt·n· cies and private dc vcloprncnt intC'rf'sls In catalog uses no\V proposed along the CN.'Ck. T('am members have also taken lo the field lh<'mselves ·lo gain fi rst·hand ...... SENTENCED TO 30 DAYS L•gun• Niguel's Porter From Page 1 PORTER ... broke. his superior al the Committee for Re-election of the President. Jeb Stuart Magruder. asked hin1 to corroborate a false story. The story "'as that $100,000 in cam- paign funds had been funneled to G'RP of· ficial G. Gordon Liddy to protetl speakers for lhe President's campaign from possible violence. As scheduling director of CRP. Porter had charge of arranging appearances for "surrogate"' speakers who campaignl'd for Nixon around the co uni ry . In fact, sonic of the $100.000 \11ent to Liddy to finance illegal surveillance of J.:>emocratic fQ{'s, primarily the bugging of Democratic :\'ational C.Ommittee head· quarters at the \\'ale rgatc office coin· plex. Liddy 111as convicted in that case and is in prison. Porter told Bryant he lJbd been suspicious u•hy he h;id been jUikcd to tell a phony story but did ~ know the reason !or it until last Al>ril ·when !llagrudcr fina lly told him the u·holc sto ry of the C'OVe rup. "Needless to say 1 \\'as quite shockC'd and frightened ," l'ort cr said. lie sai d he \1·cn1 ro the \llatergale pro· sccutors imn1cdiutcly and told them the full story. Porter said he had gi ven the same phon y story to a grand jury and on the wilness s1::ind at the original \\'atcrga1c trial -all at !he urging or i\tagrudcr. "'"'°''~ r:,,. • ll•·'• 1-,, .I ~ ·~ •"• "''" ,.,. t•l't'<t ,,,. N ... ,.1~"" " "'"" • ...,.., tV """ °''""" (,...., P~bl· -~'"'' (, "'1•' ·, ! •·I~· •'O "'''""'• •'~ C"h'""...-! 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"·M•'o)n!; -.,...,,,.1.,..r.., Q< """"'-'\ ""'""' ... , 1111 '"""'°""' ,.._._,~,,.,,. ............ "'""""'°"'- ' ......, '•'U'f>"">9'ri.Mll••CG\t•lolll ... (<o1,f0r• ,_. -i., ..... ,,,,,,,,1111, ....... ,,QCI~ ll'r .... ,. ''l«l"'-""1'111 '""'11-t'_;.,11...i_, aJ OOl!l(J lltf kno11. k'(Jge about !he c11vironmcnt or !he llf\'ll. "\\'<: ha l'e explored th<' ('TN:k froin 1•1ul to end," Yeo said. ··uy this tilne all study te1.1n1 1nc1nbers share an intense intl're~t In St·ci ng A!iso Creek preserved and 11111i n!ai ned in 11 natural setting." The study ll'arn incl udes reprcsen- 1:Jt1v1·s frnn1 the CQu1lty road dcp:.rtn1cnl, t:ou nty planning dcpartrrtent. the nooct l'ootrol district the llarbors, Brachcs, :111d Parks District. Also rt•prCSC!llp<l <lfe oi .varicty or Jn. lcl'<'St groups such as the Environmental Coali tion of Otange Coun ty. Other nicmbcrs are la11do11.'l1crs along the. rrct'k, landscape archit~ts, botanists, <tnd planners of the Moulton Ranch. "Pressures for development in this area arc very strong," <:01nmentcd \Va rd Thompson. president or the Saddleback Arca Coordinati ng Council. The public access goal is :tlready conl· "Pol icies arc urgcnlly needed ro guide. dl'.'\'clopn1ent so that irreplaceable resources arc not lost before a plan is prepared.'' Last June the Aliso Creek wnterslY!<I , Man Who Blamed Dad in Murder Found Guilt)'· • A killtr u•ho created a sensation in Orange County Superior Court when he pointed out his astonished father in the crov.·ded courtroom and accused him of 1he Anahiem slaying for which he \li'as being tried v.•as found guilty late \Vl'dnes· day of first~egrcc murder. The jury came back to Judge Jerrold Oliver·s court room arter tv.·o days of Ueliberation lo return that verdict against Lawrence Eugene \Vilson, 30, of Los Angeles. Judge OHver will sentence \Vi lson ?-.Jay 10 lO V.'hat could be Jife in state rrison for the slaying last September o \\'ealthy businessman Wi!Uam Joseph ?-.foher, 65, of Branford. Conn. , It v.·as successfully alleged in \Vilson·s trial that he lured Moher to Orange County to negotiate a sale of machinery and shot the older n1an tu•icc in the back of the head while they talkOO in Mober's Cadi llac outside an Anaheim hotel. ?-.fohcr's body was round Sep tember 29 by police who said he had been dead for several days. Wilson was found in \Vhit· tier when he attempted to cash a $5,000 check drawn on Moher1s acount. \Vilson startled everyone present \li'hile testifying by denying the killing and poin· ting out his father, seated in the courtroom, as the rt!al murderer of l\foher. Kermit R. \\'ilson took t11e stand to deny his son's allegations and testified that his first knowledge of the :slaying of Moher ca1ne when he learned of his son's arrest. Permits Sought For Silt Water Spill in Capo Operators of the Oinrock Sl\lld and gra\"el operation aloog OrteJ?a Highway inland of San Juan Capisltano v.•ill seek new pcm1ils l\1onday in San Diego to allo\\I dischargrs of silt-laden \1·ater into San Juan Creek. The San Diego Arca Jtegional '\'a!er Qunli ty Control Board has scheduled hearings at 9:30 a.m. in the central San Lhego Stale lluilding to hear lesti tnony in tht' pcrm i! application . Till' <1pplic ation is one or three being :;;ubrni!lf'd for Conrock operations in the !C'rri1ory covered by the antipollution ag('nC)'. 1'he discharges from the S.:ln Juan area plant v.•ill be proposed for a point se\•en n1 ites upstream from the t lty limits. 11te . silt is :t byprod uct of v.·ashing 01M·r1111on~ on the S<'Ultl a11d grovel. Scenic Trek Set f~y Tl'ail Ridel's Trail riders front Orange and Los Angeles Counties arf' invited to take an all-<l \ly \1·estern trail ride April 21 on sctnic and historical llanchn l\1 ission \'iejo, one or California's oldest ranches. Riders \\1lll Jca\'e at 8 1.1..m. from the J\rission \'il'jo Equestrian Center, La Paz: and ~1arguerite Parkv;ay in J\.lission Vic· jo. Lllllch \1•ill be served at Trabuco reek. Cost or the ride and \\'Cstcm·style 1uuch is $6. Jtestrvalions should be m:ide by April 19 1\•ilh A1 ission Viejo F,,questrian Center. 586-4210, or 1\1arguerite Recrea· lion Cenl t1.r. 2i341 Trabu<.'O Pl., hlission Viejo, 837-4084. l\'fcGovern Violations? WASlllNGTON (UPI) -Th< Citizens for ~tcGovem Committee of St. Loui!t was cll C!d \Vcdnesday for apparent cam· palgn violatinns during the 1972 pre$lde:n· tlaJ race. In a report to the attorney getieral, U1e Ofric~ or Federal ElectioM said the 1troup railed to keep adequ!'l e rt"rords and filed Inaccurate reports dur· lnu a period from Aprll 7. 1g12 10 Jan. 31 , 1073. .. "'hich includes 22,000 11cres of unin· rorpornle<l territory, was designated one of ihe five top priority i1rcas for greenbelt pr('servation in the Orange Cou nty Open Space Element. "Hut those policies have never hern give n any ll'(•th," team n1ernbcr Ju<l i1h Jlainburger of Laguna r :i.ch, poin1c<l out. "They are !lti\I wit hout the iln-. plernenling ordinances that arc necdt>d lo give !hem any nleaning," . The study tean1 _;1tten1pt.s lo spell out spe<:jfic pol icies with teclh to corn· plcm1'11t the op('n sp":lee general &oals. 1"hose Include: -Specifyin g 1ninimun1 'rldth standards for the creek greenbelt corridor to Jeal'c room for hiking, cycling, and equestrian trails. Depending on the topographical configuration, those n1ini111 ums vary from 6fi feet on rach side \\ hrre de\'eloJl· 1ncnt ha s occurred to 10 fee t under a road\1'ay -Callin g for publ ic access to the entire length of the creek , with local parks, school s, gre<>nbelt s and other open space :1nd recreational features linked by trails to the m11in Aliso corridor, -Taking lmm('diate s!('ps to im· pl('ment existing policies n1ak ing El Toro Road a scenic higllwa,\'. El Toro Hoad is adJaccnt 10 !ht• creek for sc ver:.i l n1ilcs in it.s north-ccni ral section. -Keeping trails out of 1he floodpl:iin whenever possible. so that seasona1 floods will not exclude recreation in the greenbelt, an preventing lraffic conflicts by requiring overpasses. plicated by the fact that a portion of the creek flO'o'.'S through Laguna Hills Leisure \\'orld. a closOO adult comn1unity. Rossmoor, Inc., develo~rs of Leisure \\'orld, have developed a model greenbelt along that portion of the creek, but ii is 'U'allcd off to the public for security reasons. Yeo said attempting to negotiate a solut ion to the Leisure World access ri1ay he one of Lhe most difficult challenges facing the study team. Another upcoming challenge fac ing creek pla nne rs is the development or the ?-.-loulkln Ranch -10.000 acres of virgin land bet'U·een Laguna Hills aud Laguna Beach. Preliminary plans by C h a pm an , Phillips, and Brandt of Irv.Inc show careful use of the creek as a grC<'nbclt, and the study team hopes through lob- bying at the oounty level to assure that Cha pman' plans hold and that the creek remains public. The Orange County Planning Con1- mission, in particular. has "a positive, not a •wa it-and-see' interest in this pro-- gram," Yeo said. Along the creek from tlie San Diego freewa y to Cooks Comers east of El Toro, the county already ou'Os 150 acres of land, which is a heartening sign to creek planners. But they "' a n t more -almost twi ce that much. "Unless careful steps are taken quick· Jy, El Toro Road right next to the creek could become just like Harbor Boulevard in Costa ?-.1esa from the freeway to Cooks Corners,., Yeo said. Fffl•n Page 1 FREEWAYS. • • n11ss1on. Th ere it will be coordintl ted \\'ith similar v.-ork from the other regions. The same process is gone through \l"ith the eight other elements: n1arine en· viron1nenl , ene rgy, re c reat i on . trans portation. design, geology, inten sity of develop1nent and pov.·crs and funding. The commission is asking for u•ritten commenls on the coastal environ111ent clc1nent by April 19. They can be sent to pl anner Pr1:1veen c:npta . The docum ent rl'C01nmends that all prin1e agricultural land be tn(lintained in that use and any change to urban dcvel· opment he minimized. It al so suggrsts that: -Because \l'a!ersheds hel p 1 i n k beaches with u prOCCS.<i of narural sand supply. the y nlust be protected from in· tensive development. ll lists seven such \\'alersheds in Orange C.Ounty : SM Joaquin Hills, Can· yon, Upper Lag\llla Ca n yo n, Aliso Creek. Sulfer Canyon. Salt Creek, San Juan Canyon and Boat Canyon . -Coastal n1ining must be discouraged and alternate sites found inland. Frona Page I STA RR RANCH around Utt camping area . The cost for camping in the park \\'ill 1" $2 per night \\'ith a three-night limit and day users \\'ill be charged 50 cents. Picnic tables ha\•e been set up near the moulh or the. canyon. Leaman added. 1iierc -·ill be a strict prohibition on open fires in U1c park -Including bArl>ccues v.•\th coals -and campers are ad vised 10 m e camp sto\'eS tor cooking. Leaman said back ~ckers \\'ill ha.,•e to can1p in the VC'hlclo canlplng artas for about the next tv.·o months until COlmty crews ca n select v.·lldetness can1psltes on the ranch. ' But he said about six mlles of trail s ha,·e betn established In the mos1 scenic portion of U1e park. ·"Mui trails are actually flre roads and lhey lead to some of . the rnort spec· tacular view area!!," Learnnn $ald. - Leaman said at least five harbor department rnngC!rt will be on hors('back patrol over the v.•Q.!kt nd in addltlon-ttra sbcr[ff's unit and • county' Ure nu1rsha1. ~'T!I @ ~ .... _.,. -•.-' -· ,... __ , ... ~" "1 '71<''· .'l v. .. \).... ........ :.:.;.'.".,.. Prom Patre 1 TERROR • • • heard screaming but returned to hls apartment v.·ncn he realized he was wtat'!Tled. He seid hutayed in his apart- n1ent until he v.·as able to eseapc. · The explosion thflt killed the guerri1Jas blew au·ay purt of the IOI) floor of the apartment building. '£11e roon1 "'here they barricaded then1scll'es -·as spa t· ter('(i \l"ilh blood. Pict'\'~ of bodi€'s \\'err scatttrcd hi the sniold~riug debris. \\'hC'n l>ordcr patrohuen tried to carry a\1·ay lhe gucrri!la remains in a b!nck truck, 200 Israeli residents attacked thrn'l. Fist fights br~ke out. ' Th e residen!s managed to set fire 10 the guen·iJJo s· rcntains before 1roops moved in nnd restored order. 4 The· raid came a l the he ight of an l ~raeH political crisis in v.·hich Prime ~1inister ~1eir and her ca.binet resigned . J>ei;pite th~ ~eriousne~'i of the political crisis, Defense ~1inister Moshe Dayan left an emergency cabinet meeting to fly 10 Kiryat Shemona. j \\'hclh('r other guerrillas were invoh•ed in the operat ion was not known but both l ~rac li and guerrilla sources said lhree nll•n aged bet"·een 20 ana 30 and firing n1achineguns and bazookas seized the apartn1cnt building in a raid just after dawn. ALISO CREEK WINDS FROM MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC South County Study Team Wants Protective Guidelines Now Military correspondents rep or I e d earlier .there \li'Cre three guerrilla groups including some u·ho gave fire support . '1'11e anny did not deny these reports but said as far as the army \i.'aS conce rned only three n1cn were in\'oh•ed. A guerTilla spokesman in 8ein 1t said the raid '°''as C'arried out by the "Popular Fronl for lhe Liberation of Palestine - General Command," a maverick gucr· rilla faction . Cheered hy Peers Speaking shortly after an Israeli an· nouncement that the guerrilla group had been v.·iped out. the si:okesman said: Lord Snoivdon Speaks After 13 Years "It is absurd (or the Israelis to say they liquidated the unit. HO\\' could th ey have shelled a building \li'hich Yras full of Israeli hostages?" LONDON ! UPI l -In lh€' n3rrov.• v.·est p<'CrC-'Sses' gallery. Princess i\targarr t ga1.ed intently inlo rne ornate mock· Gothic 11ousc of Lords chamber. elbov.·s on her knees. i\ow and !hen , she turned to explain a point or protocol to her son, Vist'Qunt Lindley. Amid the overstuffed red \'elvel benches below, the great moment finall y ca1ne. For the first time in a House of l..()rds deba te. Lord Snov.·dou·n rose to Spl'<tk. His fellov.' peers cheered him. They had u·aited 13 yea rs for the chance. Sno\\'don v.·as a photographer narncd Antony Annstrong Jones "'hen he mar· ,. \ ·,I I • ' ' ricd Princess r-.targarc-t in 1960. lfe v.·as made lhc Earl of Sno11.'don in 1961 and look his lord "s scat along v.·ith other peers of the realm. Since then, silence. But this is a House of Lords tradition, oot necessarily a royal family one. One distinguished peer attended debates for 29 years before making his maldC'n speech. Lord Sno .. rdon's tum came \\'edncsday , \\'hen the subject for debate u·as treat· 1nent of 1he handicapped . It is a maUcr on l\'nich Snov.·don fee ls passionately. As v.·ould any other peer, Snou·don ~ained lhe right to speak merely by put· 1 ing his na1nc do"n in a request to do so. San Clc1ne11te Woinan ] 11 j ure<l in Tu111ble An f5.yea r-old San Clemente woman suffered a broken arm and leg Wed- nesday afternoon in a fall in the back yard of her home. Firemen administered first aid to Mrs. \Vanda E. 11eier after neighbors called for an ambulance. The \li"Oman ap- parently took the splll in the yard at 103 Ga viota . f\frs. Meier was taken to San Clemente General Hospital for treatment of the fractures. - The Knit Shirtdress: ., ' l. specially priced for Easter and after! A timeless favorite: making a cool, sleeveless entrance on th e v;arm v1eathe r fashion scene. Choose from a selection of fun-fresh prints includ ing whimsical bol d dots, all in easy care polyeste r knit. 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Anyone can asaume tlUs VA 1~Ai Joan. $184.. ~ICW!ith total puyn1t"nl. Call for detail•. ERRORS: AdverilNrs .J.ould check their od• d•lly & report •rrors Imm• d I ate I y. The DAILY PILOT •11umff ll•blllty for tho first, Incorrect Insertion only. 3 Bedroom & Pool ROO~IS. 3 bath.II. EXTRA LARGE F.,\i.,11LY AltEASt Fh't'place. Upgrade1I Clll'- pett, dfllJlt't, v.·•llJMl1)Cr, pu.n- cllna. t.firron:. 2\s car Kt1r· nRe. l.a1l(e pany 111~ pallo. $31,500 Jo"OUNTA IN VAl..LJo;Y Jo"IN· 11111.fg right/ Thll> lav.'. lnw t:sr. S5XIO Total dQl,\·n, Act prim tor 11 3 bedroom & den no"'· jW1t listed. 963-bibi. hon1e. Dern ched 2 car OP£N 11L P • 1rs ,VH ro • NUr (t&rft.[t(t on cul-de-sac ill'eel. r -~·· 11 ~1 [~11Vlil1il ~~·.·~.,. ·""'· "''' -I ~---.:;.;; TURTLE ROCK .Ontu~21 G;..•;..nc;•.;..'°;..l_-' __ 1_00_2 BROADMOOR ·"'Cim'Tf Offer This l{:e. 3 Bil.. tam. nn. Bring An In lhf' rnul·h desired Harbor Hlg1J:1nds aren. Th r" e bedroom plus family room home 5potlesgly clean, flew ckrpct!', I ~· o firtplaccs. N<'ar ~larincr5 School. Call u.~ for n1orc rletails. 0..\'nt-r ni.ust move. G'iJ-.tG50. -$3890 Down • Beautiful Conten1pornry Sp1tnish :: txhin, 2 ba home \\'Ith f11rndy rm, fireplace. Built- in.~. dillh10.'8.sher. Luxurious carpets. Courtyard entry. Patio. sprinklers. "moclel rorlrlitlon." Full pr i cc, m,900. c.111 ~io-1120 [1E-·J I !arbor Blvd., l\tr-sa Coi;ta CORONA OEL MAR DUPLEX Tu"O & d, n. l-hat:1 _. l-hdrn1. -!-'lath. One or t~.? Jo.,.,·c~t priced H-2 p1'0~rllo!S Soulh ol the H\''Y· RE,\•.TORS SINCY.~ 19-H 673-4400 Open Daily 313 E. 22nd St, CM Stop In! Call Anytime 646-3928 Eves: 646-4543 Lachenmyer Re<tltor [ ~.:t~INDEX J home U. In mov~·ln cond. 1797 Orange, Cl\t \\'on't lt11t k>n1t at $38,900 I:==::::::::======= j oo.rm PR ICE REDUCED I' 11.V.H. Sonwnet 5 BR., customized to 4 huge bdmi.~. P.18.intainffl ln mint cond. 01.!ered Al $81,500. Ontu~ -ccmir21 .Corbin-Martin Inc:. * 644-7662 * WANTED NE\V or t'Xperienc:.'e() men or v•on1en. \\'e ofler PERSON- ALIZED TR.AL'IJNG. A con- geniR.I office in the IX'i;t Corona del l\Tnr location. A top l'Ommls.slon plan · an1I superior honu:o plan. There are aniple PArking racilillcs for your custozncl'1l and oon- sis1ent ad\'enisin~ suppQrt. Jo'or your ronficlcntial ar>- pointnicnt. Call: John Allard, Managtr MC-n10 Old English Charm 6 Months Young TRANSFERRED 0\VNER ~TUSf SEU.. The O\\'f)('r hns ~n In this bea u!Hul new hOme just Jong rnough to upgrade it beau t !fully . EV1?rything from the Cape Cod exterior to the ~pa.clous interior spells chann. Cati 5'15-9491. Walker & Lee P.F..AL EST ATE COSTA ~lESA 545.9491 Walk To Beach $29,700 CORONA DEL MAR QualUy contemporary l'OOln .re!lidenl"C (>n iJ 45 foot Int. 11 block to OC't'an. Be11t of appolnt1nenfs !hruout. At· tractive alternatives in ex- pansion lo duplex. f'inancing R\"l'l llable. Ex ... 't!ptional value at $99,500. 640-1120 mtn verde Gorgeous 2·slory on lal'Re cOr· ner-lot. \\'Ith 4 bdm1s, 3 lmths. f ;unily m1, n1assl\'e lh~place. Dre.run kil l•hen, di ning rm. l\lasler !IUite 1.1·ith ~illiflG roon1. Cathedral l'E'il- in11;. Palio. shake l'OOf. 3- 1·ar g111mge. S67.500. Ca 11 !H0-1720. [~L.J 2955 Harbor Bl\·d., Costa l\fesa PENINSULA FIXER Easy to soh·e ll'nant pt'<lh- letns forces siile or this neglected Duplo:. Best fi.xer In !cw:n at $5-1,900 • takC' over pvt financing!! Call ~;-).MOO ~ OFflCIS & GROWi/\G · 'V US I v. E. 1io. • ...i & Co. .. .._ ........ HUNTINGTON HARBOR 4 PLEX All new lovely ov.'11Crs uni! rcalures 2 f i replace s. E"xclusi\1e li\!ing p I u s iocome. 1st 01.1•ner depreciation. \·our choice ot l'Olor.i. 6-16-7711 "'' true! "'''" to """.. Walker & lee Total price $29,700 .G~nl 2 story family hon1c. Large •••~ ,,,.,. llving areas v.·lth crackling !-:::=========::'.. brick fireplace, Bric k fami· ly patio. Con1n1unity pool. Try $1500 dO\l"n. ca 11 963-6767. ( THE REAL ESTATE RS ]~ OPEN T!L,~· rr'S FUNTOBE NICE! _........ ~ t~. 7111°10 Assumable Mesa Verde Condo , Sellin~ like hot cakes! Top I f!Uahty high-lov.• carpet· I pane l i ng, spark l lng conve n ience kitchen.I attached garage, \Von't last Jong -call a-16-2313, Classification 1000-1098 l·~ ~--·-~l ~I ~~~:: -~ WESTCLIFF Classification 1100 ' Real Estate, [..ej Gene...11 c_______, Classification 1200-2999 Classification 500 0 ......... -I~ Classification 3100-3699 Ap•rlmen11 for Rent [ T'] Cl assific ation 3700.3999 ~"""-·~!~ Cl assific ation 4000-4650 -...... I~ Classification 5100-5299 ~""""".,.---'==-'I~ Cl assifi cation 5350-5499 .__LMt_ ... _-_ _,J[g) Classification 5300 1221 PEMBROKE Open Daily • . A homl" for in\'es1n1ent at $62.500. Dec- orate to yaur taste. 4 Bed- roon1 v.'ilh boat, trailer or pool space. Open J-5. 400 E.17° FOR All C.M. aws TIRED OF RENTING Vets \\'e can put )'OU In a nice hoine for no do"·n. F'ree rental ~n.ice. Ca I I 646-i711. Walker &lee •••l .,,.,. TUSTIN ONE of Oran~ County's line hom". Tuslin !fills. ll\'l road, o,..,.r 1 acre. l l~e. bdrms, 2 dbl garages, blue· nient v.·/"'"inf' c e 11 R r . $107,00J. (7l•ll6U-8.1M. OCEAN vk>v.• !lhfdlo. SUPER b a ch<'lor lbachelorelte:") pad. $24.j()() and easy terms. Call 847~10. Agt. 0.>UNTRY kitchen. H1tge kit. I~ f"ormal dining. Ctlhedrnl ln1tructlon rm ' ~'~~·~ling~·~Sh=""'=--· _$35_·""_'_""_11 • ,.......- 1 agt . 847-fiOIO. Classificatio n 7005 OTL DRIPPINGS Jo' R 0 M 1----1~ Classification 6000-6099 ,[~_"''""'_"··~J[W Cla11ification 7000-7199 ~·----~I~ \'OUR AUTO can be remo,·ed lr0n1 concrete by Applying a co nt m o n houM':hold de-greaser. Use 11traight trom the bottle and let ~ll\tld .•. then hose av.·sy TI?11idlX!. End your money 1hortii.ge b)' AhQpplng lilt 0.ily J>tlot ClasslJied Allt. 642-5678. oPEN '7l P • IT'S Fl.IN TO 8£ N/Cll ESTATERS RENT WITH OPTION ramily tO\\'tlhouses 1-2--3-4 bdrn1s. $160 & up near the I BEACll. Call VALLEY REALTY 963-4.l-13. • ' ' • '" • '' U'1f ' ••cu \".\Ll.E\ . RI \LI\ .. ~ '"·""' .... "" ·~ ,., . '' ... ~ ·'' ,_,.,, ·~· HEIGHTS HONEY Cozy & \Vami 3bd, 2b.i., Large Living Roon1 \\ith Migh Beams, Fireplace and f'rench Doors ol)('ning onto 1 a flfl\\"er CO''t'red patio. 147.500, Call Prestige ~;;;ta Mesa I 5 Bedroom!. 4 baths, 3400 Sq.1 Ft., huge 3 car garage, Sli9.soo. I Roy Mccardle Realtor )110 Newport Blvd., CM I 541-7729 Builder's Closeout 2 BMroom. 2 bath. Adull CondominiUm. $21,000 I u 11 price. "'ilh only SHM. Dov.·n. CaU 8.~ or ~46 Agent. &\VE SPACE \\I H EN ~t'OVING by w ra p p i n g d!!1hes and nthcr fragile ltenu; in \\llsh cloth.<;, tov.•eJ11 Md other linens. You get more space In lhc wage and c~ta by S(lling Mile ltrma with a DaUy Piiot Oassltied ,\1l Call 64~ now! Classification 8000-8099 -~~. Jllfl Nee• tr•nqort•tlon r Cla11ification 9000-9099 .__-_"'_s. _ _,JJ~I Cla11ifica tion 9500-999? Sell kill' l"'-mt wllh a Delly Pilot Ch\~!dt\(od nd. 64z...:56i8 - ~~-' ,_ __ .,~,.. ' ... , 1, For Ousiried Ad ACTlOX Call A Dolly Piiot Ad·flt.et '42·S•71 1002 GOING Will 11111 Not ~I Gone The Viii• Gr9nad• 4 BR •• TOWNHOMES $49,900 EASTBLUFF Just 11. fNt cMlt-'f. Coif course view kM.·•tk>na •till '''llill· RI)!.,_ Tht-se 1paclous condols offel' new carpeting, elec. kitchen, nuto. garage door. w<!t but, lun1inoU5 c..'t!il ., pr1v. <koek11 A ron1munity pool. .. Elqni.nt Jlvtng In a pre1tlgf' coinmunl(y .. MODEL OPEN DAILY 83j A1nill08 \Vay (Jamboree Rd . to Ea11tblut Or .. to l\tar Viilta, 10 Dornlnil), 10 Amli.,u \Vay): t'or lnlonnatlon. &ll-1133 FIVE BEDROOM CALIFORNIA RANCHER · $37.500 Jo1JLL PRICE This home Is bcauliful. Just ii. fC\\' of this lovely homes features arc: shake roof, :1ep. din nn, bull!-ln range & O\'ell, (lag stone flre place, carpels &: dn1.pcs, thruou!, covert'd palio. dll!Jlwasher, ha.rd\\'ood floors and much, much nwl"t", Call ~l. WALKER & LEE REAi~ ESTATt: 0.>STA 1\11-:SA S45-M91 Ranch House from The Old West "llang your hat , pull up a dlair and 11it a 11pell". Noatalgic oldf'r home !hat may be used for residence or bul!i.ncss. \\'ell over 3000 square feel nf live bedrooms plus! Dorm area. Could be a great sho.,.,· case for an antique boullque. Ca 11 S.t&-2313. .OPEN Tll P • IT"'S 'UN TO BE NICE/ THE REAL ESTATE RS BIG CANYON. De an e J\todcls lor sale. A Is o Spectacular Gol f Cout!!c & Ocean Vie\\' homes front $U.1.300 to S260,0CXI. 0 pen DajJy 10 to 5: 30 . 8 Rue Grend Velltt Big Canyon Newport Beach TI4: 644-6Cfl6 BIG rooms! Big lot. Gi&nt homemaker kitchen. Great 11.B. location. $36,%0! !\lust stt> -call 847-6010. AgL EXP'D. GEN Conlrat'lor ,;ceklng new projects. POllS. jl,llnt ven!Ure. 543-£1•18 eve. CLASSIFIED HOURS Ad\•erlisers may place their ads by telephone 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. J\londay thru Friday 8 10 noon Saturday COSTA 1'.lESA .OFFICE 330 w. 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OIME-A·UNE ADS: ~ ack are atrictlv cash in advance by mafl or at any one ot our of. fitta. NO phone ()f'dert. 0ea411ne: 3 p.m. FridQ', to.ta lifcsa office 12 noon -all branch ot-ficet. THE DAILY PILOT re- 5Crve1 the right to clu· slf)', •edit, censor or l'l!'- fuse any 11.d\'t"Mlumcnt.. and tn chanal" lta rates .l t"el\1lAll(ln11 "'"ithout prior noUce. CLASSIFIED MAILING ADDRESS P. 0. Uox l ~O, Cos1a lTMI. 9'262') 7 I \ • Laguna Beaeh EDITION Today's Fl11al N.Y. Stocks VOL. 67, NO. IOI, 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA THURSDAY , APRIL 11, 1q74 /°"l'EN CENTS Laguna Niguel's Porter Jailed fo r FBI Lies \llA SillNGTON <UPl i -Herbert · L. "Bart" Porter Jr. of Laguna Niguel. described by his Jr.1y,•yer a.s ·'the first vie:· tim" of Watergat~. was Sl!ntenced rbday to 30 days in jail for lyi ng to !he FBI abOut the bugging scandal. ··r am absolutely positive in my heart -all the way down to my toes -that I will never get into I rouble again." Porter said just before Judge \\'illiam B. Bryant sentenced him. The boyish-looking Porter, 35. testified at Senate Watergate hearings last sum- mer that he lied about what he kney,· or "'atergate for fea r other Nixon campaign officials woukf aOOJSe him of not being a team player if he didn't. Porter 'A'as ~cheduling director for JSresident Nixon's campaign ofgani:t.a· lion. He .was the 11th person sentenced 111 coMection "''ith Watergate. ' Porter, who first campaigned for Nixon as a boy of 8, was a tollege friend or presidential press secretary Ronald L. • Ziegler ,at USC. Trained in bturness. he now \\'Orics for his father-in-law 's con- at ruction firm in Laguna Niguel. "l'n1 a n1uch happier person now, doing \\'hat I'm doing. getting away fron1 that kind Qj ! political 1 existl'nce," he told reporters in January. ' Bryant told Porter he "just can't forget" that Porter lied on three oc- casions 10 federal investigators and sentenced him to a minunun1 of five n1onths and a max in1wn of 15 1nonths ln error1s S' Pl anners Nix Cocist By f,\i'\UAC~ PEARSO~ 01 1111 o~u, "ilat sun No new (rC'eways or fossil fuel JXIWrr plants \\'OUld be allO\\'ffi "''ilhin five miles of the coostlinl' if rrco1nn1cntla:.ons of regional coastal con1111ission pli.!UtlL':·-:!tL adopted . Air pollu1ion in the South Coast region is already '"s11':itic11'!' ~;l·1·l're 10 damage life and thrratl'n coastal resources." the plsnners say in a draft of the Coastal land environment clement It is thr sec1lnd rlcm('nl in the co::isi;1I master plan rn.111d;ftt'd by Proposition 20. lhe 1972 const:il zone act 1rhich creatrd one slate and six regiona l cominissions. The So111h Coast coinmission has permit and planning jurisdiction in Orange and Los An geles Count iCs. The coas!al !:ind report deals heavily "'ith air JXl!lution and also rcco1nmcnds : -Pollution source v•hich arl' coastal· relaled /ope rate more effic iently by the shorelineJ mwt use latest pollution con- trol technology. -Pollution sourcts \\'hich a re n' t coastal-related "must be removed from the roasi:il 1.one." -Presidenfiu l development remnlc fro m a\'a1labll' employment. commercial 1Scc FREE"'AYS, Page 21 1'o,ver Reducecl In Height f 01· Laguna Services A 35-foot IO\\'Ct instead of a 100-foot to1i.·cr and antenna 1vill provide Laguna BeaC'h's jXllicc. fire and lifeguard services "'ith ''excellent" rad io com- munications. the city council ""as 1old \Yednesday by a police department of· ficial. The council approved the 36-foot tower lo be located on the hillside near lhe 1-loorhead water reser ... -oir above High Drive. Earlier. the council had t'>'·ice delayed approval of the 100-foot tower and a~ tcnna because of esthetic concerns that the tower 1i.·ould be an eyesore when viewed from downtown . The present antenna .site at the Top of the \\1orld fire stalion has delivered unsatisfactory S('tvire since the city police switched to a sophisticated new radio system. M!lrv Croy, director of police service. told the council the 35-foot tower would work as well as the 100-foot facility vdthin the city. 11e said reception in the Sycamore Hills area would be marginal but officers still had aceess lo another radio channel for oommunicetions. The IO\\"t r. an OJ>Cn beam steel stnic-- tutt. "'Ill be UI inches It its base and t<iper to 9 Inches at the top. SERV ICE S SLATED FOR GOOD FRIDAY Good Friday services are scheduled In nearly all churches. with many churches througho.ut the Southland concluding special Tenebrae or ".service or darkness' programs. The majority of churches ••111 be con- ducting Tre-Or~ .services from noon to 3 p.m. For a listing of special strvlcts as submitted to the DaU)• Pilot, see page 7. Lagutaata Qtaits Conner ·Resigns I ' Lifeguard Post Laguna Beach Lifeguard Ctrief Skip Conner sai d other duties had taken him Conner resigned as the head of the city a1\·ay from representing the dcpaninent Department of ~farine En vironmenl fully. \Vcdnesday night. l\o\\' 36, the former lifeguard chief said ~leeting in a late executive session, the he has no position to go to immediately City Council accepted the resignation ef-and "that the couocil has given him the fective ,\pril 30 and reassigned Conner as opportunity and time to look for a new " special assistant to the city manage<. Job.' CoMer said today he \\'as resigning "This is my decision." he said. t>ecause he felt his departure was needed ~ · Conner was appoint.ed as chief ti'fe- "'ln order for the department to continue ~uard Feb. I, 1971, follO\ving a reorgani· to grow and to fully respond to the zation of the lif<'guarcl se r\'1<'l'. lie h<id marine safety needs of the con1mun ity ." served as acting chief since Juh·. 1970. He said "quite honestly" he had lost He Was graduated from Fresno Sl<lte the support of the depanmcnt and that college and had attended nigh t sci)()()! loss of support was due to a lack of studying to beromc a la\1"}·er, representation of the department while He and his "·ife reside in Lai;una he had been in the director's position. Beach. Laguna's Lumb er Ya1·ll Relo cation Threatene(l Relocation of the Laguna Beach Lumber Yard to a Laguna Canyon site may face new complications tod ay because the city has passed urgency parking requirements to match those of the Coastal Commission. This v.·as the gist of a ruling given to the Cit y Council Wednesday night by City Attorney Tully Seymour. Proposals to relocate the longtime l..agWla business face additional study tonight "''hen l'oe: issue comes before the Board of Adjustment at 7:30 City Hall . \Vednesday night's action came as the oouncil heard protests to the relocation from residents of Arroyo Ori\'e which now dead-<"nds into the relOcation site. Earlier \\'ednesday night, the council had adopted the new city parking re- quirements as an urg ency la''· It had been discussed three tin1cs before by lhc council. Because of nie urgency label. the law became effective at the moment the council gave il unanimous passage. Roughly, the ruling doubles what were the old ci ty off-street parking re- quirements. The proposal '>''as recommended by the city's parking and transportation com· rruuee which suggested the urgency was due to coastal commission action permit· ting commercial developers lo purchase in lieu parking certincatcs iMtead of providing required parking on the sife of their projects. The city's old ordinance "wld ha\'e pennitted a significently lower number of ftle certific.ates -one per space being repla«d -to be purchased. The Lumbe:r Company is being relocated to make way for the proposed $4 million ''Lumberyard" shopping oom- pl4!:x on the Jlf'CSC?fll site of the downtown yard ecross the street [rom Qty llalL Can)'O!I Acm Drive mld<nt Belinda Blaci<<l<r told tbe council !hat the Lumber Cmnpany bad slipped through the city planning commls.sion without providing enough parking on site. Sne sald the commlJslon h3d approved 37 spaccs<at the appllcrlllt'1 request when Senate Seek J\flAs WASl!INGTON CAP) -Til<! Stnate pes.sed and sent to the Howe W~ntSday a re.o;olut lon calling ror new diplomatic efforts to obtain an accoun ting for Americans stlU missing In action ln Southeast Alla. a traffic studv In till' projr<.'t cn· vironmental imPact report said 64 spacc!i should be required. The coun cil declined 10 overrule the planning comrnissioo. but. asked the city attorney if the relocation \1·ould bC' sub- ject to the ne"· parking rcquircmC'nts . It is unkno\\'ll ho\\' man\' spaces 1i.·ould now be required. Ho-.\·evl'r'. planning staff was directed to figure ou1 thl' ne'>'· park· ing standards. Lagtu1a Approves 263 Ne'v Meters For Fof,\ Guests The Laguna Beach City Council Y.'ednesday appro\'ed purdlase and in· stallation of 263 parking meters along Laguna Canyon Road follo\\·ing 1he ex- pressed ''nonopposition'" of the Festival of Arts. The meters will charge 20 cents an hour and \\i ll C!Jable motorists to park for up to 10 hours. They are expected to bring from $50,000 10 $60.000 into city of- fers annually. The city hopes to ha ve the meters in by June I. In approving the metering or the sum· mer festival area hea\'ily used by town visitors, 1'1ayor Roy Holm commendtd the F'estlvaJ of Arts Board of Dir~ton tor its understanding. During a joint meeting of lhr council and the festival directors two months ago, the fe.<;lival board seemed reluctant to approve what were then proposed to be: 25-cent an hour meters in the canyon. UOO.er an agrttment of nonopposition reached Monday. tbe-IC$1ival board ask· ed the city to limit meter rates to 20 cents an hour and to provide a (acilily to provide motorists with change. The council agreed. The meters will be operated only dur· Ing the summer time when parking we of the cM)'Ol1 is at Its peak. At other times the meters will be removed or covered to reduce exposure to the salt ai r ;i:ncl limit maintenanct, Al The1tl1 city manager, said. Although enfroce.ment ol parking now MXI! at 6 p.m., the council Indicated It may extend the enforctmen~ period lo mldn\ght. I ' prison. Bui he ordered that Porter only serve 30 days on th e sentence and be placed 011 unsupervist-'CI probauon for one yrar follo\\·1n~ his release. Pdrter·~ \\th'. C:irol, clutchu1g h<1rki~ of friends in the srt1Jnd ,' row of the courtroom, slun1ped tn the ,Stlat vnth tears strea1ning down her face wt.en the sentence wa s announced. Pon('r's la1i.·yer. ~harles t-.l urray, 10111 the judge his chent was a man of .. honl'~ ty, intl'grity, idealism and de\•otion lo the 1ru1h and !he nghl " ~l urrar :i;u1d Portl·r 11'8!1 bttraycd by fru•nds in thl· rc-t'.k'Cl1on l'ilmpaii:n \\'ho a!lkcd h1n1 to h1· "'1thvu1 lt'IHni.: hin1 "hy "lie kilt\\' nottung of the \\'<th·~i;:.'.l1l' brc<1k·1n ."' ~h1rr:i} i.~i<l. "Ill' lo.11c:w norh1ng of th<' so-calll'<I t'Overup \1\ 1,1ct. hl' \\HS Its rir.-.\ Vit't!Jll~'· l'orter \\':livC'd 1nd1ctmcnt <irlout thc bUl::· • a A f ter Lio11 Attael~ Thelma Samsioe. 73. of ~fount Palomar is given first aid at Lion Co un· t.v Safari in. Irvine after she was seriously injured by a lion \\"ednesday. Orange Co unty f·ire Departn1ent para1nedic rcndCrs a.id. Story and additio nal pictu re are on Page 3. Heroic Boy, 9, Saves Dad's $17,000 Yacht SAN DIEGO IAP 1 -At 9 years old, 1'.1it:hael ~fcGhec stands a scant four in- chc!s taller than the steering \\'heel of his father 's yacht. But he saved the $17,000 craft in his first try at the helm . The sailing adl"t'nturc ended a day's outing aboard the 27-foot boat for ~lichael. his na nny fro m England , his dog and his dad, Dr. George ?olcGhce. In a snappy wind \Vednesday ni ght, ~lcGhee jumped onto the dock but miss- ed the post to which he planned to lie his yacht. He watched it blow away . ~lcGhee, in anguish, yelled at his son: ,;Turn the engine on and tum right rud- der." the dock. Said Boh llartman. a tourist from ~ladison. \\'1s .. of ~hchael: '0Th:it link· boy s~·ed so much spontaneity in an emergency" The littles! se:i captain conceded it was hi s first shot at sailing. "But I've sat on my father·s lap a f(·w times," he bragged. $2,400 Bur glary In La g 111~a .Beach An1ong 3 Thefts Thefl of $2,400 In prof)Crly from ~Ir!. R.1)' Gllben, 7~3 O:H•is \l.'ay, Lagun1' ,1:111~ !<1 and<1l Th\! ('hnr~1· 1~ :.1nl1lar to pt·riury. Hr\a!l\ ordrrNI th.I! l'nr1•r. ~ho 11ill ti..• 36 on S.1!urd.1v .-.1ut1·1Mt•·1· h• f1'drral rn::1rsh.1ls in Ins \rn:•·h·~ 1111 L11t·r !h.1n Ill ri rn. 1l'l)Tl. :\pr1! :.'...'. 111 1~.;111 ~l'r1111~ '' 1nonth ;ii thl' 111111111111111 .'>1'l't11·n1 f('di'r:il c:or r('<'\1011 f/1{'1111~ nt I .0111pvi· · Porter 11·.-.11(11·1! ;ii lht• nrit1on:i1ly t1'lt•\'iscd \\';-l1'r~•11t' 111·.trin~s l.1~1 :iu1 11· u11.·r that 11 hi'n th1• \\ .th'r1:.~ll' :icandii l 1Srt· POHTt:tt . l'ai.:r 21 3 Gi111111e11 l(ill Selves 111 ls1·ael l\lltYAT SllE\10:-\1\. 1 ~ra<·I ~r r11 - ThrP.!' Ar.1h gut·rrilla-. ~l'llt'<l :in :iriart· nll.'nt hoUSl' in th1~ 1 ~r:11·h hor(irr srl· tlt'ml'nl \(.l(\ay :ind n1t·th11cl 11-.1lh .-.hnt :I I fl'Sidl'nts one by on1' ht•fnri· 1h1"r o;turnh· n11so;;1on cndl'<l 111 de.1lh \1ht·n thl'lr own c:<plosivcs ble'>'' up. '.\layor Avraham :\loni of !Ill\ tu11n nf 18,000 nl'ar the Lc.•banl'Sl' hord('r :r;a1d 21 persons \\Crc killed. 1nclud111i;: thr thrcr i::ucrnllas. and 16 p.._•r,.nns 111·re \\ou ndl'<I in the r<11d 111 1i.·h1ch !he ('Ol!1111:1nclo' .:.hot ISRAEL 'S GOLDA MEIR STEPS DOWN . Story, Page 4. ~·oml'n and ch1 ld.r l'n .111d h111 l1·d th1·1r bodies o·.1t or thl' 1111Ml1111 .~ of the 1br('f'- s1ory "'hite concrt>lc bloc:k htrlld1ni.: The lsrneli rn1ht;1ry t'f)111m:u1d ~:i1d tht· ~ucrrillas held off I s r a t" I i coun· trr:ittackers for 4 1 ~ hnurs. \\'1tncs.~··~ ~;1id the guerrillas srt off th!•ir o"·n l'X· plos1ves as Israeli p,1r:11roops landed :ly hcli<.'Opter on the roof of tht bu1ld1nl!. Aloni said 18 Israelis \\·rri· k1lll"d 1n the attack. incl uchng t1i.·o soldiers . l'1.1thl adult c11·ihans and eight ch1ldr~·n . 1\t one point, "1r'itnesses said the guerrilla.~ went frorn door to door in the apartn1cnl house and shot anyone ~ho ans'>'·ercd j A statement by a Palrsltntan l!Ul'rrilla J:?roup in J3Cirut said the J.(ul'rr1llas hop<.'(i to se·ize host1i.:t·s and force r~ri.il'I In rell'a sc 100 Palc!.luuan cr:inunanclo~ held In lsraeh jails but d1·~1r1)1 Pd 1hcmsc!1·t·'\ \lo'ith cxplosi\'c-l:tdl'll belts 11hcn the lsr3cl1~ tlos<.'<l in . 1 Jn .Jerusalem. r\u'r•t.ik< r I' r i rn e ~linislcr Golda ~lr1r told rhc Kn,..s~:I t I 'arliamenl J "the l.t·b;1nt•o;;c govcrnrr.eni 1n11sl knO\\' that 11+• r1·g:ird 1t :ind :l!I tllit.t'llS \\'hn arf' a1<l1ng th!' !crrori5tS f(•pons1hli: fnr this n1:i -.~:1t'l"l'. \Ve arc shocked hy thf' cr11nc !hJt nt·currl'Cl lh ts 1nornin~ :it K1ryat Sh 1· n1 on a . Assassination for the ~akr rif assnss1n.i- t1 on." Tha attack on !his Sf'ltlemcnt pnp11la1rrl primarily by Serihard1c J C\\S from ~nr1t1 Africa. began at 7::lu a n1 lotal 11111r \\hen 1hc gucrrt113s 1110\{'{\ 1n from lh•• surrounding tru.~h-rovert'd hills. the conl- mand said Ben ~h1n1on ~landi. 21 . a rt'sidC'!lt or the ;ipartn1cnt hu1ld1ng, said he \\J$ asl('ep 1\h\!n thl' att;ick began. "I thought ll "·as a m.idman or a drunk .. 'ln) thing but a f(!rro rist," hl' said of the ftrst shois he hc:ird. .\1:1nd i sn1d hi? rushC'd upo;talrs \\'hen he ISec TERROll, Page 2) Orange Coast Weather Cle11rer skies and ·wJnncr d..iys "'·ill heal up our 1i.1nd·rooll'<t coa.-.t Friday, \\ilh highs re:ich1ng 1n10 lhl' middle to upper 7l)s. A fourth grader at nearby Escondido, Alichael stretches up to 4 feet 2, and the steerihg ~·heel stands 3 feet 8. His nanny, Doris While. was below deck 11,•hen he '>''ent inlo action, peering through spokes ol the whetl. "~ly nanny came up and said. '\Ye'rc all alone out hert'. You're going to have io be pretty good at the wheel.· but I didn 't lose my head ," said ~fichael. fk>ach L'i 1unon1t til l'l'C burglaries . li'liS I U E l'OUA \' IJ 1gh labor cosr.s rJ1td foreign tomr1t1111011 /l(]tJe lu t /i(Jrd <II a 25·ytar-olcl tt:tc14/1l't' 111 Ka11&as. I/e's 011/y mok1110 $17 .000 n yelJr now 111 the wlloleso/c 111ar1111aua busrne.~s . Stor~. Por;c 7, Whtn 1he )'acht refused to tum right rudder, ~1ic:hael turru.ld Jt left rudder, b<Jrely missing the Star of lndia. a 201- foot squar~rtggfd sailing ship bu.ill In 1863 and now a waterfront museum billed a! the oldest iron ship afloat. "I almost cracked into II -got as cl~ 31 10 feet, I think." Ml cha el said later. J • ~le made two passes al docking bu! managed to bring It alongside enough to ti. tied up. By then, SO pcnons were cheering on ' reponed Y.'edncsday to Laglllla Beach police. \Ir$. GiltM:n told officers the loss in- cluded a ring ~·Jtb fi\'e djamonds and a silver ches1 taken In lht burglary of her retldenct believed 10 ha • occurred \\1cdn~ay. Richard OeOle of Paramount reported the theft of $650 worth (I( camera equip- ment. B watch and r&dlo gc:.r from hi5 car parked near Thalia Street and South Coast High"''BY-l\, Gary Y.1ll.!lcher of°Fullenon told police he similarly lost a guitar and case valued at $21 S In a theft oeturr1ng near ~tw Strtet ond South Coast Highway. ' l . M. h~I C•llf9nolll (l•HlliM C....it, ((fttwwil e>e1m Hiik" fllllftlll ..... l 'llltll•l-nf l'IMll(t " O•Mffltr --.. 111 1M Stn'lcc• A1111 L ..... .. -~·" ... .. • M11N•I rtlftlh ~ Jl-41 ..... ..,.al ........ • " o ..... Cttl•t? 1•11 " .... .i, ... " ,,. u • "'"' .... .... Ot, tlto1t..itt1 " ...,, Jl9(1f fo!Arll'elt ... " 1'ttt¥ltlw • n -·~ "'" " ··-• " .... _ • , I • :.!' llAIL'1 PIL01 L T hut\CMY. lift I J. • , -' Coast Group Pushing To Save Aliso Creek l ' .• ,,. -·-.. !..· ''" .... ,.., ,,. I' ". • " ' ' . -·:· " ALISO CREEK WINDS FROM MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC South County Study T•1m Wants Prot•ctiv• Guld•lines Now From Pagel PORTER ... .. broke, hlll superior at the Committee for Re~lection of the Prl!:sldent, Jeb Stuart ~fagruder, asked him to corroborate a lalse story. The story was that $100,000 in cam- paign fund s had been funneled to CRP of· . !iclal G. Gordon Liddy lo protect speakers for the President's campaign from possible violence. As scheduling director of CRP, Porter had charge of arranging appearances for "surrogate" speakers who campaigned for Nixon ' around the COW1try. In fact. some of the $100.000 went lo . Liddy to finance illegal su rveill ance or Democratic foes. primarily the bugging of Democratic Nat ional Committee head- quarters at the Watergate office com- plex. Lidd y was convicted in that case .and is in prison. Porter told Brvant he had bet>n suspicious "'hY he had been asked to tell a phony story but did not know the reason for it Wltil last April when t.fagruder finally toki him the \llho!e story of the covC'rup. "Needless to say J was quite shocked and frightened ." Porter said. He said he went to the Watergate pro- secutors immediately and told then1 the full story. Porter said he had given the same phony story to a grand jury and on the "'itness stand at the original \\'atergate trial -all at the urging of r..tagruder. He said he did so "probably because of the fear of group pressure ~oat Yt'ou!d ensue. of not being a team player.'' !\lurray urged leniency and the assis- t.int :-;pecial prowcutor. Richard Ben- \'eniste, stressed they had no evidence that Porter lied as part of a ronspiracy or for any o t he r reason "than a .nis- guidcd sense of loyally." Bryant expressed skepticistn. noting 1hat Porter tied three-times before he dccidl'd to tell the 1ru1h. OlANGl COAST lB DAILY PILOT '~.-...... ·•tl .• •'"' ··~ .. ··~ .. ~<-•..•• , ... ''•• . ,,. ,,,,, •. o.. ,. ' ' .. " ' , ...... ,,,. ~ ~ ... 1>11• '"' ~· :.1 '" ,.,, '''" '" r ., '·" • ''""'" ,. fl, • r '' ·, ·il'•J• l"'''MI Ou• h~V"'"' L• '~" '' ''""''"'" <·•" .,, .,,..., A "'l'" .,~'" ........ , .............. , "' .• l••r-, ........ ''II>•· ··~J .... 1 ~"' '"" ·~··· •• r. ''·•'I'!'· tl-11 \'l•·l r.. ·-t"<l i'l.o! ·- I " ~ .... ,,..,. .. ., .... ~ . ., .... .,. .... -· ' ·•.! ... ''1:~ - lG' • (-7-,'I 1-. • ·~df.r.fJ• A , >"H"'"'1'"'1f.I'"'' ltpM hMh Offkt 111 f :lf"\' ,. .... ~.,,. A»t1\ PO ~· .w,, 9U~l °"""" Offict• • ••'-'•'f )lOW"\18tfS••-,,..,. .. n.. .... lWH-~•·""' .. . ..... e-"''~9" ... •b ....... ~ ~., '""""" .lOINo-....,t1 c...,. .. Jll<lor Ttlt"'-17141642·4121 Clettlf;,d Aittrthlflt 642·16 71 L•P'I• ''"'" •• o,,.. , ..... ,,,t.: Ttft,._. 4t4-t46' r,..,,,,111. 111• o..,,.., Coov l'+•f'I"""" C,,,..,. ,.~. ,.,, ... .., ,._, .• , ............. ,.,.~ ..._" .. ,. •• _. ........... -' ..... 1 1"' _.,.,....., •'""'"te!+':·•0.•-•11-Jf"I'"- 1ti.u11t I..,. lllt·1 •' ("')\., "'"' r~""" ... •1'0"1•-1)~ • l•~•I 1•(11)-..-, """""--100 ......... Ul'I ,......,..,, SENTENCED TO 30 DAYS L•guna Niguel'• Porter f'rotn Page 1 TERROR • • • llt':ird screaming but returned lo his apartment "'hen he rcn\izrrl he v.·as unarmed. He said he stayed in hi:,, apart- 1l1L'l)l until lie \\'Its ab!c to c~capc. The t•xplosion that killed the gu1•rr1llas blew <i"ay part of the top floo r of the apanrnent buil<l111g . Thr roon1 u·here they barricaderl Tht.'mS~.'l\·es \\'Olfi :o;pat- ter1'd 11 ith hlooch Picct.'S of bodies were sea!lercd in the smoldering dcbn~. \\'hen border pa1roln1en tried to c.1rry u11·ay the SllC'rrilla rC'mains in a blal·k ln1<;k. 200 f!>raC'li rt'sidents attacked 1 he1n. fisl fights broke oul. The residents n1anai:;C'd to set fire to the guerrillns' rC'n1nins berorc troops 1110\'Cd in and ri.'storcd order. The raid can1c :u the hcigh1 of an Israeli polit ica l crisis in "·hich Prin1c ~1 inisle.r :\l£>1r ;ind her c<ihinct rcsii;?ned. lkspi1e lhe ~riousn\'i;s of tht" polit ical crisis, l'h.>fensc :\finistcr ~toshe Dayan lt>ft 11.n emergency cabinet meeling to fly 10 Kiryat Shcn1ona . \\'hcther other guerrillas v.·erc involved in lhf' OJ'.l('raf!on \\'as not kno1111 hut ~1th l~racli and guerrilla sourcr:oi saul three n1cn aged bet"·cen 20 1111d 30 and firing mattiineguns and bl'lzookas S1.'1.tc'() lhl' apartment bulldlng In ti raid just artrr dal''Tl. Military correspondt>nts r c port t d earllPr there wf're lhrf't guf'rr1\l1t groups 1ncluding son1e y:ho gcn•e fire support . The army did not deny thc'e rcporL, but said as far as the anny y,•as conct'rned only 1hree men were Involved . ~ A guerrilla spOkesmn n In Bcln1t SAid the raid 1,·as carried out by the "Popular F'ront for the Llber11tion of Palestine - General Command," a mavr.rlck guer- rilla raetl(nf';- SpraklnR .•horlly aflrr an lsrae:ll an· nouneement that the guerrilla group had been wiped out , the spokesman said: "It is absurd for the JsraeJls tO say th~y liquidiited the unit. trow could the}' hav(' shelled a bullding which W35 full of I r>1eli hostagCA~" J Bv JAN \\'ORTll o( 1~, 0 .11,. l'rioi "'" 1\!i~o Creek \\'inds 19 ntiles frorn !hr S,uH.i 1\na :\1ount:uns lo the 1';1..:1fil Ocean al Sou th Laguna. Flo11ing through one of thl• nto~f p1c- 111rcoo.que natural areas of Or<111gc Coun- ty, the l'l'l'rk no\1 is thrca1r'ned h~ the 111-· <i.1rsrons of urban life fron1 1::1 TorQ I" Soulh Lagun;1. ' Tu help protect as much ns possible. a JO.member study !<'am sponson:d by L'C Jn·inl'! and the Saddlchark Ai-ea Coordinating CoUn('il is asking the Orange County Board of Suf)('r\·isors 10 adopt guidelines far devclopincut in the creek area. 'Their j!'.Oal is an unbroken public grf'en- hcll for ni king and biking from the moun- tains to the tx't'an. !leaded ,by Hon VC'o. ;i n architect and former roun ty ptannin~ rornm issioner. thr group has consulttd 11i!h 1mblic ;1gt•11- eit.:s and pnv:i!t' de\'elo~n1r1u int1'rt·~1s !11 c:1talog usl'~ 11011· propv~t.ii along thL· creek. Tearn 1ncn1 bers l1<11·c also takl·n to the fie ld thentse.lves lo gain lirst-hand knov•IL'dge <1bout the cnvironine:nt of the ari'a. "\Ve ha\'e rxplorC'd the creek fron1 end to t·nd." Yro said. "Ry this time all study team m<'mlx'rs sha re an intense interest in SN'ing Aliso Crf.'C'k preserved ;,ind mainlaincd in a n;11ural st.·l!ing." l he study 1ram 1nclud~ rrprcst·n- tati1·ps froni the county road drpart1nr1ll . l'Ounry planning dcp;1rtrnP11t. the th)lt<f t'Onlrol dis1ri<'t the 1-tarbors, 13,cacht•s. and Parks District. Also reprcscntcO are a variety of in- terest groups such a.~ the Environmental ('oalition of Orange Coun!y. Ot her members are lando wners along lhc creek, landsca pe architects, boUtnists, <ind planners of the t.foulton Hanch. "Pressures for. developn1 cnt in this area are 1vi:>ry strong, .. commented \Vard Thompson, µresidenl of the Sadd leb.ack Area Coord inating Council. The public access goal is already com· "Policies arc urgent ly needed to guide development so t h a l irrl'placeable resources arc not lo.st before a plan is prepared ... Llist June the Aliso Creek v.•:llershC'd, "'hich includes 22.000 acres of unin· corporated tcrriiory. "'as designated one or the fi ve !op priority areas for greenbelt preservation in the Orangt! County Open Space Element. "But those policies have never bcrn given any teeth;' team member Judilh •£amburgcr of Laguna f lCh. pointed out. "They arc still Y>'ithout the im- plementing ordinances that are nccdl'<i to give them any meaning.'' The study tean1 attempt.c; to spell out specific policies with teeth lo l'On1- plement the open space general go.:rls. Those include: -Specifying minimum width standards for the creek greenbelt co rridor to leave room for hiking, cycling, and equestrit1n trails. Depending on the topographical configuration. those min imun1s \'arv from 65 feet on each side y,·here develoP- mcnt has occurrl"d to IJ feet und<'r a roady,·ay -Calling for public access to the entire length of the creek. with local parks. schools, greenbelts and other open space <•nd recreational features linked by trails to the main Aliso rorridor. -Taking immC'di<1tc ~!cps to im· plemcnt e:tisting policies n1ak111g El Toro Road a Sct>nic highway. El 'Toro Road i~ adjact'llt lo the creek ior sc\·t.•ra! 1niles ir1 i!s north-cen!r:.il sC'clion. Frnrn Page l l<'Rf~EW AYS . • • se rvices and public !ransporta:;or. ''11111 not be pcrn1ittc<l. ·· Planners contend th:~t 1vhl'n propl,.. live far fron1 th1•ir n·ork. the increased t1ut.>moblle driving adds to dc.:rcasir.g ai r qu ali:y. -Altr rn.!lh'f' transporlnt ion I i k e bu ses, n1u,,{ be !ilro1tl(ly encourngt>d . Onl· \\·a~· 1rould be to rt.'QUirr an annual fee to transit ser,1ict in li<'u oi providing park- ing spac<'s. The draft planning guidelines also deal 1\ it h agriculture. na tural planl life. rn incrcrls and coastal strea1ns. The element \\'il l be discussed in a public hearing at 3 p.m. Aprll 29 at Long Beach Harbor Department headquart ers. 925 Harbor Pla1.a Drive. Alt er the hearing. the elcincnt v.·ill Lie revised, brought back for a SC<'Ond look ;ind then sent to the slate coastal co1n- 1nission. There it y,•ill be coordinated v.•ith sin1ilar y,·ork from the other regions. The itamc proces~ is gone through v.·ith the eight orhrr rlen1en1s : mllrine en- vironm<'nt. energy, recreation . transporlntion . design, geology, in tensity of devtlopment and po1,·ers and funding . The cotnmission is asking for wrlllcn t'Otn1nrnls on the roastal f'nvironmenl element by Apri l 19. They can be sent to planner Praveen Gupta . The document recommends lhal all pnnle agricultural land be maintnintd in 1 hat use and any change lo urban devel- opment be minimir.ed. It also suggests that: -Becau!e wntc.nhcds help I t n k beaches with a process of natural sand suppl)'. they must be protected from ln- tcn!live development. It llst11 sevrn such \\•Rtersh<!ds In Orange Count)': $.111 Jo.iquitt (tills, Ctin- yon, Upptr Laguna Ca n yo n, ,\llso Creek. Sulfer Canyon , S.ilt Creek, San Juan Canyon and Boal Canyon. -Co:i!itlit n1ining must 00 discouraged and alternate sites fvund inli'tnd. • • C1·esce11t Pru·k Site Suit Filccl Ch.'.lr~h1g th:ll thC' Crescent Bay Point laf'ldQ\\1ler is ··root-dragging" 111 ncsolla · !Ion,, 11i!h thl· cit~. resident John Gabriels announced he intends to hit n preM'riplh'f' rights suit on the propert ~ sought as a Laguna Beach pt1rk site (:abrit·ls. "·hose suit lodged a~ainsr th,.. rity·~ :\1:Un B<'ac·h Park nt:arly thrca!t>n· t•d 10 scuttle this years' opening, madt· his.declaration \\'cdnesday night during !he rouncil nlceting. !!is surprising charge came during council discussion of the progress of the park aC{juisition. , , Vice t.tayor Carl Johnson had fin ished desc ribing "·h.it he said apf)('arcd to he delays in getting a~reements from th<' prope rty owner ~1arga rel t.tcKnlght Bussell. VIE W TO NORTH OF M°AIN BEACH PARK FEATURED ON MEDALLION Pageant of the Masters Reproduction With Living Model Possible Johnson said tha t at first. four or th1· oce.111 front lots \'!Crc sought. hut that the !andov;ner has decided to build a hotne vn the 1nost southerly lol sought for public acquisilion. Lag1111a's 1Vlai11 Beacl1 Coi11 Studiecl £01· Biki11i C11rves The city negotiators rrluct:u1tly agreed but requested that the lando\vner agrct to a 00-foot setback from the bluff edge 10 protect the view. The property owners attorney later askc.-d for specifics about landscapini;:. fencing. exact measurcn1ents o( the se1- back. t\egotiators pro,•ided them. but , ha\·e rC'Ccived no ans"·cr, Johnson said . ··t appr<'riate nicl'-li10k ing i,:itl ~ in h1k111is. but . . .. Councilman ,Ion Hr:ind r1·111:1rk•'tl ~•tlC'r eas1 111g tu<: t \l'S tipon ;1 ~.kl'l(·h prf'p:1rrd for 1hl· ~lain Bt't1ch (~omtnt'n1or;1l 1\·1· .\lt>dalluin. Br:rnd 's f1•llu11 l'()Uflc1I 111 r rn b c rs ' 01grt.«I !lnat the bikini-elad da1nst>I grac- 111/.' the city 's proposed medal oug ht to n1orl' re.1tll(licly rl'preS<>nt 1he ferni ninc pulchrilude 011 !he l'i!y's beaches but. genl'r:11Jy l~1vored tho:> beach design IJY L.'.l).!Ulla me<t.:lll ion s('ulptor Boris Buznn. ''A coinedian I \\•ill not identify sug· {::fists pt'rhaps a dog on a leash.'' s<iid Councihnan Charlton Boyd. brightly rt·l11~td a 11uip unhl':1rd b~· the audiell('f.'. Slight change<: 11 tll IX' n1ade in fn<' park hcnches and the light standards . Thl' quaint lifrlluard lo"·er is n1i~Jn.e:. The llll'({al11on »11tl he !-lr11ck 1n hrnnz<' and silver and snld to p,,lp lin.lfl{'t· par ~. dediea11on ccrernonies . ;1 n 1dC'<1 or11~inaHy 1>ri:>sentt,'<.l b~· 1-'lgunan Rruef' Hl'lpping . <'hairman of the Kali>'! K11gathos Fou11- 1t:11ion. a ·,1a!t!r sp>Jrt.~. ht'oilth~ricntC'd org11nization. i J I \ I i I I / I The Muncil previously authori zed spen- ding ~.600 for preparation of the dies for striking l'ne medals. Duzan Is donat ing 111ul'h of his norn1HI fee to the project . ~1 ayor Hoy Holm also snid he had ron- !c1crcd Pageant of the ~!asters producer Don Williamson to see if It "·ould he possibll' for th e medal to be included in this yc:i r's prograrn . • The 1n:iyor said \\'i\liainson !old him thcrr mig ht be <t chance to slip the medal in the pageants annual livin g n1odel recreation of art works. Mayor ffoln1 noted that \\'as one reason for featuring the humon figure so boldly on the desi gn. (.luakc Hits :\lexico :\lf.XICO CITY IAPf -A. st rong 11:l\.n1ur ~hook t-outhern :\1exico and \.uat"mala \\'ednesday ni~ht. bul th<>rc 11·t'1r no reports of casualties or da1nage. Th..: c1uake registered si;o; on the IUchter ~·ale and "'as ctntered along the border south of Tapachu ln. "Gentlemen. that sounds like foot- dragging to rne ." Gab ril'ls said stepping to the podium to address the council. "1'1n going to file a prescripti\•e ri ghts suit. .. \V.e're going for the "'hole thing,'· Gabricls s.aid. The prescrip1ivc righLc; judgments generally hold that \\'here the public has had W1feltered access historically across a piC<"e of land to a public asset such as a beach. then the publi c has acquired a right to continued access and enjoyment of the property. Gabriels in vited the city, the Sierra Club and othe rs to join him in the suit. lie was nol available for furtht>r com- 1nent today. \'ice r.tayor Johnson .said !hat the quest for public monies to pay for the lots .,..·as goi ng "·ell and he spoke of the ,·isi: rtt'Cntly of \\'illiam Penn ?-.1ott. state parks dire('tor. ~10U "·as cncooraging. Johnson said. The council al~ ret..'Ogni red the an· nonymous donat ion of $1.000 from a citizen toward aC{juisition of the park. The Knit Shirtdress: specially priced for Easter and after! . ..., A timeless favorite; making a cool, ·:o-_ • ;:;..._I:\:\. 'i '-. sleeveless entrance on the \Varm ~ ' weather fashion scene. Choose from " a selection of fun-fresh prints ''.. including \vhimsical bold dots, all in '\.. easy care polyester knit. Buy · '-several at this low start-of-the· ~ season price ! \ 17.90 ·. \ silverwoods See what we have 45 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT CENTER NEWPORT BEACH ' •. • • 7 , I • Saddleha~k · Today's Fl11al • N.\'. Stocks EDITION VOL. 67 , NO. IOI, ~ SECTIONS, ~2 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, APR IL 11, 1974 TEN CENTS Laguna Niguel's Porter Jailed for FBI Lies \\'ASJll:\'GTON IL'PI ) -Herbf.'rt L. ''Rart" Porler Jr. of Laguna :-;igucl, dcscril>cd by his lal\'Vcr as "the firsi vic:- ti1n .. of \\':1tori;:atc. V.·as sentenced today to 30 days in Jail for lying to the FBI about the bu~g1ng scandal. at Senate \\'a1ergate hearings last sum- mer that he lie-cl. about y,·hat he knco~1 of \\·a1crgate for fear other !'\ixon campaign officials 11o·ould accuse him of not being a 1eam player if he didn't. Ziegler at l:SC Trained in business. he rlO\\' works .for his father·tn·law·s con· st ruct1on firm in Laguna :\1Jtuel. pnson Rut h<' ordrrt'd th:it Port('r only str\C 30 davs on !he scntt•nce ;ind be p1al £'d un urisupt.·rv1~·rl prob;1t111n fvr one Yt•c1r F01lov. int.: hts relt•asc. 1ru!h and tht• r1i:ht '" ~l urr;i1 .... 11d Pnrifr \\;1:-; lx•tra\1·11 Ill fnt·ncb 11~ 111•· 11·t·l•·t·111,11 r:impa1i:n· 1\llo ";1:-ked hun in IH· \111l11Jul ll·lhni.t h1n1 "'h~ 1:1111.: ~··;1 1111;,! Th•' t"h:1 ·.:!' i~ ~1r111l:ir 111 IJ\'tJt1r. "I am i;ihsolutely pOsit1vc in my heart -all the 11o·ay dov.'T\ to my toes -that I '4'itl OC\'Cr get into trouble again." Porter soid just hcforc Judge \\'illiam B. Bryant sentenced hirn. The bo:i ish-looking Porter. 35. tcstifi(-d Porter v:as scheduling director for President Nixon 's campaign · orgaiiiza· tion. He v.·as the 11th ·person sentencro 111 connection \\'ilh V.'atergate. Porter. who first campaigned fcrr Nixon as a boy of 8. was a college fr iend of presidential press secretary Ronald L. ··rm a n1uch h3ppier person nov.·. doing "·hat I'm dcilng. gtitting oway from th3t kiiid of rpoliticall existence,'' ti!! told reporters in Januarv. Bryant told Porier he .. JllSt can't forget" that Porter lif'd on three OC· casions to federa l 1nvest1.i:ators and senll'nced him to a m1n11nun1 of fl\ t' 1nonths an1! a 1nax1n1urn 1lf \:'I n1onths 1n Porter"s v.·1f.e, Carol. c!utt"h111g h:ind.' or friends 1n the second ro1\' of th(· t.wr1roon1. slun1ped 1n tht': St'Rt v.·11h lears s1r'cam1ni.: down her lace \\'l.('11 the lll'lltence "'·as announced. l'onl.'r"s la11·y('r. Char!C's ~lurr:\~'. told the JUdge his client \li"as a man of "'hont•.,, ty, integrity. idc;:1lisn1 and devot1uu 10 th~· ..JI(' kn1•11• nolh1ni: nf !hr \\;H1·r~atr brf'rik·in," 1\1 11rr':11 ~.lid · tr.. ~11~·11 notluni: of thr :-.O-C'allPd CU\"t'rup 111 r.-.t t lit• \\";JS l!S f11·~1 \ 1<.'lllll l'orter 11-.i11·('(! 1ud11·t1n(·11t :1nr! p!i·;1d1·d i.:uilry J;1n. 2R l+1 .1 ~1ngl1· 1·1111111 !II 111a~1ni.: ··f:1l'l" !11'!1!1011~ :111d r r ;i u ct 11 It' n l :.tn tt'!llt•nt.;." tn 1h1• FBI :1t)0\1t tlh· hu g l\r}-•rll ord,·r1"ll !h.11 1·ort1·r. \11111 11ill hf "lti 11n S:1111rd.1v •·1rr1•11d• r tn t.•c!1•r.1J 1n,1r,h;tl" u; Lu~ 1\llC•·I· :;oi 1.1!•T th.in !fl .I Ill 1 ['JIT • \jlrl! !; ·u l": •ll '" T\lll~ ,, ll1•lll!lJ :it 'lll" ino111n1uc11 ·•·r111111 l•·dcr.11 rnrr1'i:;11.Hl f.11·il1t.1 ;1! 1.11;\Ji""'' l'<1r1,•r 11·~t1f1t·1! .1t th•· n.111011.dlv .11•lt•\ 1~1'<l \\ ;11• r.:;1\c h· 11·111i:-!,1 1 ~11111· n1vr th.JI 11)1•'11 th1• \\ .1r1·ri.; 1\1· :i• .lnd.il 1S<-1• l'OHrl':IL 1'111:.•· '.!I errorists ~am a Students' Fate Eyed lrvi11 e_ Sc liool to W'eig·li Cases l1i<li ,viclitc1lly· The rate or 20 Irvine CniYrrsity High School students charged \vith selling narrotics and dangerous drugs after a massive dope raid t11·0 \veeks ago is still undeeided frorn the schoor s standpoint, Jr\'ine L:nified School l)1stnr1 Supcrin· tcndent Stanley Cort'y s.1 id 11."t•dnesda:r. Corey told the dis1r1c-t bonrd of trustl'Cs f'ach studcnl charge(/ af1er "()p~ration Irving,'' which rl·sultcd in lfJlJ :u ·~·~·~ ~larch 27, is bein~ h;indlcd 1ndi\ 1dua!ly to determine lf he or she st.ould be expelled froin the district. 1\ total of 42 students in the dis!rict 11·ere arrested in the raid. The char!:e~ against them ranged from being present v.·hcre narcotics "''e re being used to possession of marijuana to furnishing narcolics tC> someone else tC> selling. Corey said the status of the 42 to date is as follo"-s: -The 14 charged \\ith being prescn! \1 hrre narcotics was bcing used were not Roofto11 B111·glars Raid l1·vi11 e Pla11t for $19,000 A rooftop hurglary !ean1 \\'hn ap- parently kne11· JUSI 1\·hat they v.·antL'd and \\•here to get it ra1dL'd a large lr\"1nc etec· Ironies component distribution plant \\.edncsday. for a $19,000 loss. The intrudC'rs t1p1>Cd off a roof \"rnt. sv.ung dov.•n inside \':1 rope -landing neatly on a large stack of foam packing n1a1erial :is a cushion -and 11.·ent to \\"Ork. Oddi \. 1101Cfl Irvine Patrolman Rudy l\lallk .· 1h1• 1 'onl \\'t'S! Continental. Inc., buri:-lar~ 1n\'nivl'd on!y a speeific load of integratNi circuit~ used in indust ry. lie said after completing in\'estigation of the plant at 17885 Sky Park Bh•d .. that many other stock supplies of higher \'aluc v.•ere left behind. The stolen malcria!s arc apparent!~· verv versatile in \'arious uses and could e~s-ily be. marketed 1\·ith1n the electronics industry. Comwest Continental Inc., Vice Presi· dt>Jlt William A. Boyd of Costa l\lesa reporled the theft disrovered during morning hours. He said the missing merchandise, a total of 11 .000 in1cgrated circuits con· tained in thTee box~. v.·ere rumisMd by Texas lnst rumenl s Inc., to his distributorship. Officer l\falik said it appeared the burglars gained access to the plant roof via a steel ladder attached to the outside of a storage build ing. Investigation sho14·ed they then reached the v.•arehouse itself. v.·here a four-foot· high ornamental wall blockt'CI their roof· tc,p activity to anyone below. The front door is ronnectcd to a bu rgl;µ-alarm, but that ""a,• not ac· tivated. Heroic Boy, 9, Saves DQd's $17,000 Yach,t SAN DIEGO (AP J -1\t 9 years old, f\1icbael l\lcGbce stands a sca nt four in- ches taller than the sleering "'heel of hls father·s yacht. But he saved the $17,000 craft In his first try at the helm. The sailing ad\'enture ended a day's outing aboa rd the 27-foot boat for l'.lichacl. his nanny from England, his dog and his dad , Dr. George l\tcGhee. Seuate Se('ks ~J[A s \VASHli"GTON (APJ -The Senate passed and sent to the House \Vedncsd~y a resolut ion calling for new diplomatic t>fforts to obtain an accounting for .Americans still missing in action 1n Southeast Asia. SE RVICES SL.4.TED FOR GOOD FRID AY Crood Frida\' S~r\'lces are scheduled in ntarly all chUrehes. v.'\th many churches throughoul the Southland c~uctini:t spcci11l Tcnebrae or ' "ser\'!Ce of darknc.c;s' prbgrnm!i. The n1njor1ty of chu rches \\'ill be c<>n· duct.in~ Trc-Orc scrvicts from noon to 3 p.m. ~·or a listing of special services as subn1ittOO to the Dally Pilot , sec page i. ''· In a snapp~· wind Wednesday night. ~tcGhce jumped onto the doclC but miss· ed the post to v.•hich he planned lo tie his yacht. He watched it blow away. ~lcGhec. in anguish, yelled at his son: "Tum the t>ngine on and turn right rud· der." A fourth grader at nearby Escondido, ~lichae\ stretches up to 4 feet 2. and the steering v.·hce\ stands 3 feet 8. His nanny. Doris White. \1•as below dctk "'hen he \1·ent into action, peering through spokes of the "''heel. ··~ty nanny came up and said. '\Ve're all alone out here. You're going to ha..,e to be pretty good at the "·heel.' but I didn 't Jose my head," said t.11ch11el. \Vhen lhe vacht refused lo 1um right rudder, ~1ichael turned it left rudder, barely missing lhe Star of India , a 201· foot square-rigged sailing ship built in 1863 and now a waterfront museum billed as the oldest lron ship afloat. "l almost cracked Into It -got as close as 10 feel, I think," 1'Uchael said later. lie made two passes at docking but managed to bring It alongside tt1CUgh to be tied up. By then, 50 persons were cheering on !he dock. Said Bob Tlartman. a tourist from ~l adison. U1is .. or "flcha9l: "That little OOy sho'41ed so much spontonc.ity in an mergency ." The HtUest sea captain conceded It was 1tis firsl shot at s::iiling. "But I've sat on my father 's lap a fc"· timcs1 '' he bragged. ~u~(l{"'ndf'd and ha\·C' b<'•·n no!ifit>d 1h:it 1·nuni.i•l1ng on rlrugs and f1tl1er problems .,., ,11 Ile a\·a1lable through the st·hool. -The h\"C chargt-d ""llh lum1:ohin~ n;ireo11cs to 01hcr<; v.erc suspended and v.·1ll be back al school ~1onday under in· div1duat1~· nl'l;O!i;ited eon!ract<; govcm1ng attt'ndence. ach1c\•ement , and s1ay1ng av.·ay fron1 dope in the fulure. -\"o disciplinary action ii; anticipated against !he three studt>nts charged v.•ith '~t STUOESTS, Pai;e t1 Irvine Scl1ool Board 0111,o ~cs Airport Boost lr\'inc L'n ified School District lru.~tl .... ,. do not v.·anl commercial Jt·ts in 1he1r backyard. They said so \\'t'dnc...day in a unanimous resolu1ion to !he .\1rport Land t:se Commission which is s111dy1nj'.l pro- posed expansion of the El Toro ~larinl! Corps Air Station for commer<.'ial use Next \\'eek Irvine c11v official!'. the Orange County Plannin"g Comm1ss1on. planners of the nearby 1\loulton Ranch and the Irvine Company v.·ill be nu>et1ng informally 'olilh the airport C'Ommiss1{ln to discuss the El Toro expansion pro· posals. Puhhc hearings arc set to bcg111 in tv.·o \.\·et'ks. The city and rnc lrvinr Company h.1 \"l' al ready taken stands against the ex- pansion. "l "d hke to see us give our support tfl the city and the Irvine Company. This e.1tpansion \\"ill hurl us in terms of some or our schools si tes. This e'<pansion v.111 increase noise le\•els tremendnu~ly :· s;i1d Board President Charles Roulanger. Strict federal noise regulations proh1b1t construction of schools under a flight path v.·hich produces a certain noise le\·el. One school in roe Irvine district. 1r.·1ne Elementary. v.'a closed Friday because of its location under a noisy night pal· tern . Scenic 1'rek Set By 'frail Riders Trail riders from Orange and Los Angeles Counlies arc invited to take an all-dav v.·estern trail ride April 21 on sceniC and historical Hancho ;..l)ssion Viejo. one of California 's old est ranch~. Riders will leave :it 8 a.m. from the ~fission Vie,io Eques1rian Center. La Paz and ;..!arguerile Parkv.·ay 1n ;..11ssion Vie· jo. Lunch v.·ill be servt'<l at Trabuco reek. Cost of the rlde and westem·slylc lunch is $6. Reservations should be made by April 19 with Mission Viejo Equestrian Center. 586-t210, or Marguente Recrea· Uon Center, 27341 Trabuc:o Pl., ~lission Vltjo, 831-4-084. Kiclnap Trial Sla ted LONDON (AP) -Ian Ball. a 2&-ye11r· old drifter "'ith a history of 1nental 111· ness. \vas ordered today to st:ind trial on chargts of aUempting to kidnap Princess Ann and" atlempt1ng to nuirdc.r four rnen \\'ho tried to save hc.r. Ball .,...as ~rresteti ~lier a gun attack on Anne's c.ir in the !\lall. near Buckingham Pnl&CC', on ri.tarch 20. four people were wounded. .... .. " ' -Afte1• Lio11 Attncl.; 'l'helma Samsioe. i3. of '.\l ount Palon1ar is given fi~t 31{1 at Lion Coun- try Saf<Lri in Jr\"1ne after she v,oas seriously injured hy a 11011 \\'cdnesday. <)range County f'tre Uepartrncnt paramedic renders aid . Story and addit1onal pirturc are on l'agc 3. :__~~~~~~~~~ Bea11ty of Aliso C1·eel{ B)· Jr\\ \\°ORTH 01 lh• Dl•IY "•ID! Stitt Al iso Creek \\'inds 19 mill'$ from the Santa ,\na :'llounta1ns to the Pa c1f1c Ocean a! South l.a guna Flowing through one of the most p1C· 1ureSl'.1ue natural arras of Orange Coun· tv. !he creek nov.· is threatened by the 111· c.urs1011s of urban life fron1 El Toro \Q ~uth l....iguna. To help pro1cct as much as possible. a .10.membcr study team spon::ored by rC /r·v1n<' and the Saddleb.1ck Area Coordinating Council ls asking the Orange County Board of Supervisors to ad0pt guidehnes for de\"clopment in l~ creek area. Their goal is an unbroken public gre<'n· belt for niking and biking from the moun· la ins to !he ocean. !leaded by Ron Yeo. an archit('(t and former county planning commissioner, the group has ronsulted with public agcn- ciM and private dC:\'tlopment intertosts to catalog uses 0014' proposed along th\! creek. Team mcmberli h:t\'t also taken to tht field themse\\'i:S to gain first·h<lnd knowledge about the environmtnt of the area. •·\\'c have explored the. crrek from end to tnd.'' Yro 511id "Ry thi~ time all study tea") memOOrs share an intense interest in sel'ing Aliso <.:reek preserved nnd rnaintalncd in a natural Milling." ~ study l.<'am includes reprcsen· 1a1ives from lhe county road departm<>nt. county planning de:partn1en1 . tbe nood control district the llarbors, Beache$, and Parks Di.strict. • ' Also rrprcSt·nt...O are a vari<'lY. of in· tcrt.~t groups such :'I<; !he En\"ironmi n!:i.l C-0~1l1t1on of Oran~c Coun t\ <Jthtr 1nemhcrs arc l~ndo"'nrrs :ilon~ the ctt'i."k. landscape arch1tec!". bo1ani~1.~. tind planners of the .\\oulton l![lnrh "l're.-~surcs for dt'V"topnif'nt in th i< area arc \(·ry strong ."" rommt'n1erl \\";ird Tho mpson . president of thC' S:icld lt'b;it.k 1\rca Coordinal!ng Council. The public access !!Oal 1s atre<1cly com· ··Policies arr urgt·ntl y nCf'rlC'd rn guidc d('\"C'lopmC'nt s0 t h a t 1rreplact·ahlr resources arc not Jost before ::i plan is pr<'pared. ·· l.ast June the r\li~o Crrek v.·ater!-ihrd . v.h 1ch includes 22 000 acres of u111n· corporatl"tl territory, 11i\1o; dcsisnated one of the five top pr iority areas for srecnbeil pre&crvatJOn Ill !he Orange (Ste CREEK, Page %1 :\fo uld cr F inn \Vin s Irvin e !'a rk P act The city of Irvin" D""'arded a contract 10 lov.· bidd•~r ~1ooldc.r Brothers. Inc. 1\1onday for 5216.200 to develop the CoJ \rfil'.e Park ~erghborhood Park. lhc hid \~·as selected Friday from sc\'en of(<'rt'<i. They T8ngc from the :\lould~r Brothers csum~lc to $230.500 by HOOON. Jnr. ~loulder"s bid \\a! $8,000 hcWw f~ amount budgeted for the park in cil}" fund!. 3 G1111111e11 l~ill Scl,1es 111 ls1·acl 1\lH\"\T SIH·:\lO"i\ l ~t.1•1 •t i'!• - T!irt·l· Ar;1h ~1h•rr 1l~;,, ~1·11 .. 0 ;1n ;q1,1rt· Ult·Ot hOlhl" Ill 1hl• f,r 11·11 li11rd"r ~•·I · t)t•fllt·llt 10(!:'1~" :1111! ln•·lho .r!Jr ilh h•1! 11 r1·,1dl'nt~ on1• hy 0111· fl<'fnn· th1'1r ·u1rul" n11s~1on rnrlrd 111 1\1 Jlh \1 !1• n \:l• 1r own t·>.rilo~11·('~ hi•·\\· uµ. \\:i.vor 1\vr:iharn 1\!<1ni ,,r tn1· t1f.1n .,r 111 (l(~i n1·,1r thf' l.1·hanr·~·· linn\,.r s.ud :n 1~·rson" 11l'r1· ~1 nl,1 1nrh1thnc th1· rhr1'<' ~\J•'ITJJl<I~. :ind l!i 1 .. -r,{Hl~ l\t•rt• \\OUn<lo'(f in lh•· ra11! 111 11 h1t·h lli•· ron1111.1ndo~ ~hnt ISRAEL'S GOLDA MEIR STEPS DOWN . Story, Paget 4. •,11.rnen and r-hildrr>n ;111d )11ult·d tho•l li> bod11.:<\ 0:1t of lhl· v.1nlh111 " •if 1h•· thrl'e· ~Jory 'olh1tr-l1"1 rler1 ·t1· bl!w t, h111ld111c Th(' lsr;J(·h rnil1tar·y ("0111:11.1nd ~n!I lhi' gut·rrilJ;1<; hrl<l off I ~ r .1 el 1 cflun· !1·ratlark<'rS for ·II ~ hour'>. \\"1tuess··~ said the j;U1·rrilla11 sf'! nff tht·ir O'.ln ex· p!O.'l\l'S tt ' !~ra.·l1 par;1!P.IOP' l:1ndt'd :>y IH·lit"op!<'r on 1h•• rl)l1f of th" huild1ng Alo111 s:111! !fl l-;r,u·l1' 11t•n· ~1\1•·1! 1n th!! :1ttack. inc!tKhng tvo1) \11lcJ1•·r~ 1·1i,:ht adull 1·1\·1h;1ns and t·1ght childr•·n At on" 1)()1nt, v. itnf'S'l'~ s:ud the guf'rril!a" Wl'nt from Or.or t(J dot•r in \hP aparimc·nt house Jrld shot :invnnL· 11ho :1n~v.l'rl'rl 1 A .,1:"1t•·n11·n1 h\ a l':;ilf· ... t1n1an ~uerrill.1 l!rOUfl 1n kt·1 n1t ~:ud thr g1u·rnlk1'1 hn1)('d to "l'l/l' hn<;t,11!rs :ind f1,rc·1· 1,r,u·I 10 rl'.l'"'"C' l!Yt P:ilio~l1n1a11 t.·1,rn111.1ndo~ h1·Jd a1 1 .. raeh Jails but d+·,trr11r·'I 1h1•rn~··l1"<; v.1th P\plo-..11 ( .. l:•dl'll h\·1•, \1h1·n the J~r:11•J1~ {'\OSt-n1 C'.1ri·t.1f .. ·1 !' r 1 n1 e l\t 1n1<i!C'r tlolrlH ~1r1r !(o!d ih" l\nr:.~l'l 1l'arlian1t'nt1 ''!hi· I .1·b:1ni-'\.' ).:••\ ··rni,,.rnt n111~1 knol\' th:LI l'>I' r1·1.!.11d 11 and :ts 1·1t1/{'llS 11h1i :tr•· :1111111;'. 1h" trrror1 ~1s r"jl!il1~1hli• fnr 1)11, 111.1-<:,1• I•' \~·~· :1rr ~)1(if'k1•r! !JV !h•· t ! l!l\1• !h • .t fof"('tlrrr>d 1t11s mflrn1n! · :1t h 1 r~.it !'I h L rn on a . 1\,.,,;1s.,1na11un frir !hi· •. 1k1· uf ··~~cJ~~1n,1 · t1on ·· Thi· ntt:irk on this ~l'fllr>n1C'11t pop11 latC'rl pr1n1an ly by ScphJrd••· .J1·11~ fron 1 .\ort!1 Afri r:1. ht·~;in ;it i :In ,1 111 lo<".11 l1 m" 1\h1·n 1hf' ~U•'rrill:i\ rr101 f•d 1n from !hf' ~urrrJun<.l1n~ bru,n·C'1l\1 rt<d hills. the rfim· n1:1nd ~:"111t Hen Shimon '.\1.1nd1, 21, J rr·~1rlrnt of 'h•· ap;1rtn1•'nt l)u 1ld1n~. s<od he wa~ <i•h·i.·p v.ht·n 1h" :11t;irk twgan .. I thou~hl 11 .,.,,1, a rn.1clman -Or .1 tlru11k an~th1n~ hut a h·rror1st," Ii ~ said ur !ht• lir!il shot~ h1· hr~1rd. ;\land1 ,;url he rushed upsla1rs v.ht•n he !Sfor TERltOH. Pai:e ? f Or:g:ci_:oast Weather t!c;:ir11 \~1e;; and \\'.1rn11 r da\S \\II! heat up our v.1nd·("Qtll1"'(! CO/l'I ~ rid;Jy, v.1th high<; rf'ac!11n~ into 1hc n11ddle to upprr 70s. l:\S IUI·: TOii.\\' llir1h labor co,!~ nur/ illrC'1(/11 comrn-r1r1on hl'.J tr l11C l1a~rl rl! ti 25-1/r11r-•1/I/ ~Tt't"ll/11'•· IH /\•111~11,. llt~s 1111/11 1nak tnf1 $17/fll() '' !/1'/!r 111111· Ill thr 1flholt~fl/P n1ar1JUl1t111 b11$n css. Srnr!J. Pag1• i . \.. ""-'''' H Me¥"' ,, " C•~lttn1• J M11l111f ,.-""'411 M (111,llWd >1·0 H111,,..11 H1"1 4 (•mlc' I! 011111i '"'"'' , .. 11 t"'""" n "llMt 11 H 0.-H'I ,._liciH It "'" " ldlll•!ll "••• ' i-lt tt-)f C11111r11111mt11T h" Dr "'-"'....," 1i fl l1tl tl(f )j.)J '"'--Mlrk•I\ l"'» M¥ G-H 11 '"''"'"'" h "°"'~" 11 ,.... .... , , .. ,, Ill "'' S.r•itt 11 w,., ... , • """ Lt"'*' n Wtr1• 1111'"1 f I 2 DAILY PILO~ _ IS ____ Thursday, April 11, 1974 .. ,... -· ---~,. ALISO CREEK WINDS FROM MOUNTAINS TO PACIFIC South County Study Team Wants Prot~tive Guidelines Now County's New Sta1·r Rancl1 Park Opens Gates Friday The 5,500-acre. Starr-Viejo Regional \\'ilderncss Park , Orange Co un t y ' s ·re1o\1est recreational area, will be open for campers and day users at 7 a.m. Friday. The new park Is located abou'l ten miles up Ortega Highway from San Juan Capistrano. The entrance will be mark- ed. Larry Leaman, director of operations for the county Harbors, Beachell and Parks Department, 9aid o v e r n l g h t campers should bring everything with them -Including drinking water. "There will be chemical toilets in the camping areas, but the "'atcr that ls on the land his fJlly been certified for use by horses and other animals," Leeman '53id. _,. ~· 'f The county has constructed about 140 primitive campsites stretctiing about a mile up scenic Sell Canyon Jn the center lfOf the huge park. Le.a.man said about 40 sites near the tnouth of the canyon have been !let aside "lor large campers and recreational ,\1ehicles which would be unable to traverse the primitive dirt roads farther up the canyon. All campsites will be on a first-come, firsl-served basis and Leaman said several large groups or Scouts and horsemen already have reserved cam - ping areas. Two campsites near a re9\lilt corral in Bell Canyon have bee.n sel a.side ror equestrian campers. Leaman said there is Yl'atcr and forage for the animals around the camping area. The cost for camplng in the park will be S2 per night \\•ith a three-n ight limit and day users will be charged 50 cents. Picnic tables have been set up near the n1oulh of the canyon. Leaman added . There \\"ill be a strict prohibition on open fires in the pnrk -including 11 on Tanker Lost PHlLADELPltJA f AP ) -The Coast Guard said today it has given up hope for the lives of 11 persons missing after an oil tanker exploded and burned al its mooring on the Delaware River. Included in the missing are a mother and her th tl't' daughh•rs \\'ho \\'ere \'isiting the Greek registry tanker Elias \\·hen it erupted in a ball of flame late Tuesday. OIAHGI COAST 1a DAILY PILOT '"" °''"'" (",,,., 0.. '"'V """~ .. ~.c~" CO-~...., r">O ""-....... "I'""'"""~ ~I'"" Ou._ c.:.,,, Pwi,,,~ I"""'"''• '""""'•'• H"<'l<>• ••• ~·~, .. ~.... ... ... ~ •. !~.,,,.~ '"'''~ '°' CtlolO ............ !>"", °'""~ .. ,...,."" ..... 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But be said about six miles of trails have been established in the most scenic portion or the park. "The trails are actually fire roads and they lead to some of the more spec- tacular view areas," Leaman said. Leaman said at least five harbor department rangers will be on horseback patrol over the weekend in addition to a 1beriff's unit and a county fire marshal. Irvine Planners Hear Processi11g Of Zone Change An explanation of Ule process required to complete a zoning change in the city of Irvine-a process that oould take from 31 week! to almost a year-will lie presented at a meeting of the Irvine Planning Commlsslon at 7:30 p.m. today in the Irvine Ranch \Vater Dist rict Board Room. 4201 Campus Dr. Claudette Donatella. senior planner for the city. will present a planning process chart she has designed to give com- missioners and de\"elopcrs nn ap- proximate idea of the steps rC'qulrC'd to effect a change and !he length of 1in1e each step takes. The proet'ss could take up to 33 \\'eeks for a simple tone change to about 49 \\·eeks ror approval of an en· tire tract development. The meeting also is the fourth in a series of orientation sessions for 1he new plan ning coinm ission which was sworn into office at the April 4 1necting . County Ce11ter I-las Blackout Electric power to the Orange Colmly Civic Center con1plex in Santa Ana "'as blacked out for about 20 n1lnutes th is morning bec.1use of a s u b s t a t i o n transformer fa ilure, a Southe rn C;1lifornia Ed ison Con1pany spoke~man ~aid. Edison estimated !hat about 200 of Its customers in the downtown Santa An:i area \\·ere left wilhout service from 9:~9 to JO: 15 a.m. by the circuit failure at the Sullivan substation in centra l Orange County. -· · A chc<:k of civic buildings re\•calM th at all were \i;-ithout power except lhosr with e1nergency backup units such as thr nt'\v courthouse building. the Orange County Sht!riff's office anti the Santa Ana Police Department. J ur v Considers , . Boyle's Verdict MEDIA. Pa. ! A Pl -A jury began dcllber.lllons today in the murder trial of fonncr Unittd Mine Workers president W. A. "Tony" Boyle, acttL~ or the slaying of union rival Joseph "Jock .. ~·ablonskl. The case wen t to the jury of nine men and three women after the Instructions trnm Common Pleas Judge Frances J, Qitanla. Te'stlmony 1tgainst the 72·)'c11r-<1ld Boyle wound up Wt'<l~ay. and op- posing la~')'t':t1 summed up their version~ of the evidence produccd/b)' M prOS<'Cn· lion and nine defense "·l\nes5Cii. f'H• Page I CREEK • • • • County Open Space Element. "But those policies have never been given any teeth," team member Judith Hamburger of Laguna r lch, pointed out. "They are 11tlll wllhout the im- plem1•nting ord!nant<'S that arc needed lo gi\'I'! then1 any 111eJning." 1'he st udy team :it1empts to :iipcll out i<:f)l'c1fic policies \\'i\h teeth to .co111- plenll'!ll the open spa ce gener al go..ils. Those include: -Specifying minimum ~·idth standard s for the creek greenbt.olt corridor to lea\·e ro<im for hiking, cycllng. and equestrian tr;uls. i>cpcnding on 1he topographical configuration. those minimums \'ary from 65 feet on each side where develop· mcnt has occurred to 11 feet under u roadway -Calllng for public access to the entire length of the creek, ~·jth local ~ parks1 sehools, greenbelts ari"l:I other open spact and recr!'ational features linked by trails to the main Aliso airridor. -Tokins lmn1edia te step!! to im· plcmcnl existing policies n1aking El Toro Road a scenic high...,•ay. El Toro Road is ad jaetnt to the creek for several n1iles in lts north·cc111ral section. -K{'cping trails out nf the floodplain \\"hrncver 1xissib le, so that st?asonal floods \1·il\ not rxclude recreation in the gret·nhelt. an preventing traffic conOicts by requiring overpasses. plicated by the fact tha t a portion of the creek flows th rough Laguna llills Leisure \\'orki. ::i closed aduh l.'Ommunity. Rossmoor, Inc .. develop<'rs of Ll'isurc \\lorld. have developed a model grecntx>lt ~long that portion of the crt'ck. but ii is "·ailed off to the public for security reasons. Yeo said attempting to negotiate :i solution to the Leisure \\'orld aceess may be one or the most difficull challengt?s facing the study team . Another upcoming challenge faci ng creek planners is the development of the ~toulton Ranch -10,000 acres of virgin land bet11o·cen Laguna llills aud Laguna Beach. Preliminary ·plans by C h a p m a n , Phillips, and Brandt of lrvlne show ca reful use of the creek as a greenbelt. and the study team hopes through lob- bying at lhe county level to assure that Chapman' plans hold and that the creek remains public. The Orange County PlaMin.c; Com· mission . in particular. has .. a po~itiVf', not a '11•nit-and-see' interest in 1'-·~ pro- gram," Yeo said. Along the creek from the San Diego freeway to Cooks Corners cut of El Toro , the countv alreadv 01\m 150 acres of land. which· is a hiartening sign to cr!'ek planners. But they \\."a n t more -almost 11vice that much. "Unless careful steps are taken qu ick· Jy, El Toro Road right next to the creek could beoome just like Harbor Boulevard in Costa fi.1esa from the free\\'3Y to Cooks Comers," Yeo said. From PGffe I TERROR • • • heard screaming but returned lo his apartment when he realized he was unanned. He said he stayed in his apart· ment until he was able to escape. The explosion that killed the guerrillas blew away part of the top floor of the apartment building. The room \\'here they barricaded themselves was spat· ten~d \\'ilh blood. Pieces of bodies \\"ere scatte.red in the smoldering debris. \Vhcn border patrolmen lried to carry a11·ay lh(' guerrilla remains in a black truck, 200 lsrneli residents attacked lh<'nl. Fisl fii;h1s broke out. The residents managed to set fire to the guerrillas' remains before lroops mo\"cd in and restored order. The raid cainc at the height of an Israe li political crisis in \\·hich Prime ?\linisler !\1eir and he r cabinet resigned. Despite the seriousness of !he politica l crisis, Defense T\linister ~1oshc Dayan left an emergency cabin<:! meeting kl fly to Kiryat Shemona. \\'hether other guenillas \\·ere inl"o\l"ed in lhe operation wns not hll0"1l but hoth lsrncli and guerrilla sources said thr~e 1nen agC'd 9ctween 20 and 30 and firini;: machineguns and bazookas seized 1hc apart1ni;ont \.iullding in a raid just after dawn. fi.lili ttlry cor respondents r t> ported rarlier there 1o1o·ert three guerrilla groups including so111e ·who ga\te fir!' suppart . 111e arn1y did not deny th<'"'e rC'port ~ hut s:iid ~s far ns thr anny \\'flS concentcd only lhrcc 1nen "'ere involv1'CI. A guerrilla spOkesman in JJeir11t 5aid the rtiid 1va! carried out by thc·"Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine - General Command," a ma1·eri ck guC'r· rllla faction. Spraking shortly 3fter nn Israeli aw nou ncement that the guerrilla group had been wiped out, the s~okesma;-said: "It Is absurd for the lsraelis to say t.hey liquidated the unit. How could they have shelled a building which was full of "'brae.Ji bostaRes?'' The spokesman ~aid one of the 100 Palestinian jtuerrillas they .90ught to free was Koio Okamoto. a Japanese arab guerrilla serving a life ttnn ln Isr111~l for hls part in Tel Aviv's Lod Airport massacre in ~lay 1972 when three Jopanest guerrillas klUed 2S lravt\ers in a burst of machincgun tire. Satellite Launched VANDE~BERG AFB (AP) -A T\fan 1110 satellite-hfAring rocket wa!I launch- r-d from this Stluthqi:i caurorn111 seaside bast' \Vt'dnesdny ~:.the Alr Forte Space rind ~Ussile Test Cfnter. ( . SENTENCED TO 30 DAYS Laguna Miguel's Porter From Page .I POll1'Etl ... 800 Seek Work Irvine Joh Bank Draws Big Play From the resu\1:1 of the one·mon1h~ld Job B~nk of the Greater lrvlne Industrial League. it looks llke 1nany people want to \\·ork jn 1rvine. The job rrferral service, funded by the 40 fir1ns ac1 ive in the LP.ague. has recciv· ro 800 ca lls since it began in !early !\'larch. Accord ing to Todd Nicholson, executive director of the lc:!aguc, 48 percent or the C'llliers were referred to jobs that match· cd thri r skills. b;ackgrounds, and in· , ·tcrcsts. Unfortunately, no method of feedback frorn the companies has been provided .so . lhcre is no way of knowing how many of those referred \\'ere placed , Nicholson said. L(>ague is beginning a .srries or service- orientcd projects. The Job Bank . on a 9Cklay ex- perimental budget of $8,00L is the first of those projects. "'Afrer the first 90 days, \\'e'll sit do~·n and decide if \\'C \\'ant to go ahead. and H so. hQ\\: "e"IJ continue funding." l\ichol· son said. "'I'h1s is I.he first or ·wtial \\"C hope will be many prorrarm to h«:IP noi only the companies but the coin· mwtity as a v.·hole." From Page .J. STUDENTS. • • Fron1 !he e1nploye rs' standpoint , the possession of marijuana off campus. people n1osl needed arc machinists and ''As to those charged ,.\\ith selling, "·r production assembly "·orkers. "·ant to take our time studving each case ··A 1narhinisl can go an~'\\"here the se in depth :· Corey s1tid. 't- da.rs," Nicholso n sa id. "Ifs an ope n .. Each family will be given amplr field. 'I'he demand is tremendous. Firty notice on the decision and will be in1·ited broke, his suJlCrior al the l'o1nr11iuee for prrcent of our openings are for machin· 10 challenge it _and question it.'' Re-election of the Presid('nl. Jeb S!uart ists or production trainees." In add ition. Corey said . six counscli nl-( ~lagruder, askf'd him to torroOOrat e a From the callers' standpoint : most teams are being set up at !he high school false story. al"ai lable are for trainees -\\ith fe11· for any students ll'bo wish to participate. The story \\'as that SI00.000 in cani-management positions. "\Ve are gciing lo try as hard as we can But !\icholson st rrs!>Cd rnost JO. bs I e that h c · h ndl d II rc:iirrn funds ha<l been funnell'd to CR P of-o sc eac ase 1s a c as \\'e """ available . are for tra inees-11·ith fc\\' ·1 .. A" Cor ·d ··~· ficial (;. Gordon l.idd.v to protect as 1 can '-"'· ey sai · • ·~sc cases management positions run the full gamut from a student who speakers for the President's campaign The job bank began with an inventory has made a momentary experiment to a front possible violence. As sch!'duling of 200 jobs. one man. one desk. one chair. student \\'ho or his or her full volition has direc tor of CHP, Porter had cha rge of and one telephone line (833·\\'0RK, or become heavily involved ." 833-96i5i. "Our behavior as the school district arra ngins appearances for '"surrogate.. Ed ~Jacki,. a former public relations should be as a support.i\'e a 11 d speakers ~·ho campaignOO for i\ixon man with Disneyland. \\'as hired to cooperative element of the community," around lhi! coun try. manage the programs and facilitate all C.Orey said. In fact. so111e of the SI00.000 \rent to refrrra!s. \Ve feel that of all the charges. sales or Liddy 10 finance illegal surveillance of '"\\'c don't ask any 'personal' questions dangerous drugs poses th e most serious Like na1nes, addresses. or present job threat.'' Dcmocrallc f()('S, primarily the buggin g status,'' Nicholson said. "We don't want Corey assured the half dozen parents of or Democrat ic National Committee head-lo become an employment agency -arrested students in the audience th::it he quarters at lhe \Vatcrgate office com· just a N'ferral service." \\·as operating .. under strong direction of plrx. Liddy \\'as coni'JcteJ in that case The only t\\'O questions asked each this board to do "'hatever \\"e do 11•ith tbc c:il\er are "\\'hat type ol job are i·om 1"nt erest ol t•· boy or g1·r1 al •·art " <ind is in prison. 111.'. uc • lookins for'.'" and "\\1hat are your Parents in the audience repeated com- Porl~r told Bryan t he had been skills'.'" mcnts made Tuesday night to the Irvine suspicious \\"hy he had been asked to !('II The Job Bank began as a response to a City Council. il phony story but did not kno\V the challenge from the city council. '"·hich "The big problem in Irvine is that our reason for it unlil last .April 11·hen h:1s urged lr\'ine businesses to take an kids don 't have an}thing 10 do in the ~lagruder fin al!:; told him lhc ""hole :ictive role in community affairs. e1·enings,'' one father remarked. "lr\'ine '"\Vhcn the city decided not to impose. a is beautiful. but ifs an island. \Ve need to story of the COl"crup . burdensome business license tax they ope n up our schools in the evening and "'Xf.'e<l lc55 lo say I "'as quite shocked en1phasized that the reason the y did so get a teen center staned."' <ind frit!htenct.1." Porter said. \1 as to make businesses feel welcome in '"The way this is unfolding indicates to lie sa id ht' 11•rnt lo the \\"att.•rgntc J)l'O-lrrine." said cit y administrative sen·-me that the system of justice \\"e have is ~ecutors in1n1cdia1cly and told then1 the ices director James Harrington. no! su fficient," sa id Mrs. Phylis Lutjeans full story. In rrturn. the Greater Irvine lnd1J11rial of 18232 Baybe rry \Vay. ! ,. ·: -----------------------------"------~ . I 'I • ;., '• r . The Knit Shirtdress: specially priced for Easter and after! A timeless favorite; making a cool, sleeveless entrance on the warm weather fashio n scene. Choose from . a selection of fun· fresh prints '~ including whimsical bold dots. all Jn easy care polyester knit. Buy · , several at this IO\v start-of-the· ' season price! 17.90 - silverwoods .. See what we have 45 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT CENTER NEWPORT BEACH ' v N pla ol reg ado A Is life pla la .. d r ' • ' ' ., " Dun1ing1on Bea~h Fountain Valley Today's Final N. Y. Stoeks VOL. 67, NO. IO I, 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY , APRIL II, 1974 TEN CENTS Co~st Ban Urged on Freeways, power Plants By C .\NDACE PEARSO:\ 01 Ille Deitw P'IMI S11H . fl\o new free'il·ays or rossil rue! po..-.·cr ,, plants ,.·ould be allowed within ri\.'e mil es of the coastline if recommendations of regional coistal commission ):llanncrs ar.c adopted. . · Air poUution in the South Coast region is already "sufficiently severe to damage life and threalen coastal resources," the planners say in a draft of the Coastal land en vironment element. It is the second element in the coast..'\l master plan mandated by Pro(XISition 20. !he 1972 coastal zone act wh ich created one st nte and six regional co1nmissions. The South Coast commission has permit .;uxl planning jurisdiction in .Orange and Los AngeleS Counties. The coastal land report deals hca\1ily with air pollution and also recomm ends: -Pollution source "'hich are roast.al· related (operate more efticiently by the shoreline) must use latest pollution con· P.,stei·s Posted Fourth and fifth graders at Kettler Sch.ool in liuntington Beach gea red up fo r l\1ay 4 school carnival with a poster contest. \Vinners are 1:standi ng. from leftl Barbara \Vakeham, Susie Levin and John Hirhards and 1seated, fron1 left) Deborah l\1 cLacklan and \Vendy Kanter. Nig11el's Po1·te1· Se11te11ce(l To 3p Days £01· Pe1·j111•)r \\'ASHINGTON" (UPI ) -Herbert L. "Bart" Porte r Jr. of Laguna Niguel, described by his la\\•yer as "the first vie· tim'' 0£ Watergate, \Vas sentenced t00ay 10 30 days in jail for lying to the FBI about the bugging scandal. ''I am absolutely positive in my heart -all the way dO\\'n to my toes -that I will never get into trouble again." Porter .saki just before Judge William B. Bryant sentenced him. The boyish-looking Porter . 35. testified st Senate Watergate hearings last sum· mer that be lied about what he knew of • Orange Coast Weather Clear1.r skies and wlrmer days \\'iii heat up our wind<00led coast Friday. with highs reaching inlo the middle to upper 70s. INSIDE TOD/\ Y Iiigh labor cost.J ond foreign competition have hit hard Ql a 2S.11ear-old tucutlve in Kansas. He's only mo ki11g $11,000 a year now in tlu! wholesale morijuana bu8h1t.u. Stor11. Pag e 7. L. M. .. .,. " -" ..... Ctllltt'llia • Mwlv81 l"llt'Mlt • CIM~ ,..., N1llofltl ,..._. • ,_, " Or111H C-'T , .. " C,-.U•M1ll " ...... . U·ff DMtfl IMtlc" 1t ... " ..... r1 •• ~ ... • ·-· ,.,, •l'hlr111'"""'1 ,,,,, Of,''--~" " 1"111911<1 ,.,, ,....., M.trlttl• ..... "' .... _ H T ...... ltlM " --" " , ........ .. ,, Ill ~ s-lct " •.. ,,..... • Alllt LI~ .. --• • ' "" \\'atergate ror rear other Nixon campaign officials would accuse him of not being a team plarer if he didn't. Porter was scheduling director for President Ni xon's campaign organiza- tion. He was the I Ith person sentenced in ronnection l''ilh \\'atergate. Porter, \\'ho first campaigned for i'\ixon as a boy of 8. 1''as a college friend of presidential press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler at USC. Trained in business. he now works for his father-in·Ja ...,··s con· struction !inn in Laguna Niguel. .. I'm a much happier person no\\'. doing what I'm doing, gelling 8\\'3Y from that kind of (polilical J existence," he told reporters in January. Bryant told Poner he "just can't forget" that Porter lied on three oc· rasions to federal investigators and sentenced him 10 a minimum of fiyr monlhs and a maximum of 15 months in prison. But he ordered that Porter onl y serve 30 days on the sentence and be placed on Un.$Upervised probation for one year following his release. Porter's wife, Carol, clutching hands of friends in the second row of the courtroom, slumped in the seat with Lean streaming down her f*e v.·t.en the sentence wa.s announced. Porter's lawyer, Charles P.1un-ay, told the judge his client was a man of "honer ty, integrity, Idealism and devotion to the !See PORTER, Page Z) OPEN, CLOSED F0W1tain Valley City Hall \\'ill be elm· c<I rrom noon to 3 p.m. Friday in obscrvanct of Good Friday. Huntington Beach City Hall will rernaln open all day . The r ountnJn Valley city ofn~ \\'ill reopen from 3 p.m. to S p.m . I rol1('('hnoloi;y -Pollution sourc.'t'~ whH:h a r c n ' I coastal·relall·d •·rnUSL lx• rl'JllO\cd from the 'COastal zonC':· -Presidcntiu! . drv(flopment rrn1on: from available cmplo~·ment .' rommereial services and publrc transport:itiou "v.111 noL be permitted." Planners ronrend th at Y.hcn P<'Qplf' hV•' far from their y.·ork. the incrl·asC'd autoroobHe dn\ u1g adds to dl'Crc•1s1ng arr quali!y. -·\l1t·rn11t\\I' !r:'ln"llflrlal1on. 11 k f' li11"c' n1u,1 he "lrc.mgh 1•nt"011r Ji-:Cd On<' \1;i~ \1011ld be· to rrqu1rt· ;111 a1u1uc1I fcl' to lr.tnsu ~l·rv1CX' in hcu oi prov1d1ni.: p;.irk· 1ni.; ~pace". The draft planning gu1de!1nes ;ilso dral 111th ngricultllrc. natural plant l1f(', n11nen1ls ;ind coastiil strt>an1s. Tne element \\'Ill be di scussed in ,1 public ht•artng al 3 p.m April 29 a1 Long Beach ll;irbor l)rpartn1ent hc:1dquarll'f!i , 9:!.5 ll <irhor l'l:1za Driv('. . 1\ftl'r 1hr hc:irin,:. th·· elr1n•·11t 11 111 ,)(' r\'l'JSf<l. brought b.iC'k f•lr .1 "L·cond loo~ :ind thl'n sent !ll !h1· :-!\1\1• i:n.1-.1.1\ rnn1- n11ss1on. Then· ii 11 ii! bt.' lVt1rd1n:11t'rl 111!h s1n11lar "'Or k fron1 !he oth1•r r1·.:1on~ Thl' same process is' !!OllC' throui.:h 11·11h ttir eight othi'r f'!crnL·nt~ m,1r11u•. 1in· 1·1r11nm('nt, f'n1•rgr. r l' r re <i 1 1 on , tr,1nsportat1on. dt•SJAll. i:;rolO~\, 1111t'n.~1ty of d('\"(•lopint•nt and !IO"'l'r" and fu11d1nR Thl' t'01nn11ss1o n 1" asklllb !or \\'flttcn c·o1H1nc11ts on th e coa~t;d t•n1·1ronn1L'!l\ , .. ,.111l'1ll b\' Ap ril 19 Tht 1 t·,tn h·· 't"llt 10 J':.1u1i.·r 1'1 :i11Tn <:uµt.• The• d0i·itr111•nt rt'L"Hllllll\'11(\, th.11 .ill pr1111l' :1gneul tur;11 l.111U h•' I'' 11nl.111l•'il 111 11\11t USt' ;111d ;1111• 1•h:lni;•• 111 lJ! :1.11 l!1•\t•I· ' . ·opn11·nt bt· n111111n111·d ' • It ,1lso SUKi,:t·!>.!~ 1h.1t -H1«:au,,• 11,1h'r .. 111'<l" li.·I;• ! 111 ~ ht·i•l'hts \11th .1 pr+l\.1''' of n.1111r.1I "':ind ~lljlpl). th\~ !THI"! 111.• p111!t'C\•il ff\)11! 111· 1,-;l't' F Bt:E\\.\\'~. l'a}.!1' ~' Arab Terrorists l(ill 18 Three Blow1i UzJ by Oivn ExzJlosives After Ass<111lt K!RYAT Sll E~IO;\A. lsrJf'l irPJ 1 - Three Arab g11t'rr1llJs 'lt'lt~ ;1n apart· n1ent house 111 this 1~racli !Jordcr set- tlement today and 1nt·thod1call~ 'hot J I residents one b~ onr before lhf'tr ."'1Jll.'1rle· 1n1ssion cnd1~ u1 death \lhL·n th1.:1r u\\n explosives blc\1' 1h1.:n1 up. \Javor ,\vr;iha111 Alon1 of lh1.,: lOl•!l of 18.00C) nc<ir !h1• J.,.f>;111t•S(' hord1·r ~~11d :!l pe rsons Y.'<'r<' killt'<I. 1nclud1nJ.? th(• thrt•1• ~uerrill~''· ;tnd 16 r<.•r-.on~ 11ft<' 11oundi'd in the raid in 11·h1ch tht com1nandos shul Hu11ti11gto11 Ro11 e Misha11~ If 11rt Y 011th s Tiro lluntington Rcarh rhil•'rr '1 ;q•,· in 1hC' inte1151\t" C;Jf\' 1Jll1l ;1! !',lt!lll.I llospita\ !oda r :.iftc-r svp:.ir,11t' 1oc 1dl'n: .. 111 11 hich both \.\'('t(' .ihnn~1 hun.: •ill rnp1·~ att:ichl'cl to back1<trd "11 111~ ~ .. ,, The children 11~l'rl' idenuti1·d ;1"' \Jo1111· llernandez. 7. of 957~ ,\\haN1r•· llrt\t' and Eric Sv.·anson. 3. of 20391 gh1tfv.;11er Circle. lluntmgton Beach F1r1· I >t·pt.1t'I m1·1il paratTIC'dtcs Chuck Bcynolc:~ ;111cl \hk•• Coo!cv look the unKlnsci•iU"' 7-~ l';Jr-Old to the Jiuntington UcaLh ho~p11;1l al about 12:55 p.1n. Tne v h;id to relum 10 J'ac1f1r.1 on!I' l\\O hou rs.later Y.llh Enc. 11h•1 11as ;llw un- conscious. In both cases. ;1 r•Jjlt' 11;is !'ll'-l)('!ldL·d from an 01·erhcad bar on <i s111ng St l i\Iaric and 3 7-year-old boy wcrt• pl .. y· ing in the b.1ckyard at !he 1 :l1li' ol \hl' u1- rident. Th\·v \1Pri· "prt•1<·nc!1ng to h;1ng one another. And thc1· du! ·· Sgt. .J,1111\ s \Valker of !ht' llunt1rii::ton Bc<.•Lll Polit:c Department ~;ud Sgt. \\"alkcr ~:i1d Eric Sy.;in~on "·•' ••P- parcntly by h1mSt·lf \\ hrn a l"lorn rop•· url the sv.·ing S('t 11rappcd <iround lus nl't:k several timC'S. · "I don't know 11 lhry·rr 11a\C'hln!'.! IUO much TV or 11hat." saal Sgl \\'aJk.~r , \\'ho added that the ~irni!tir1ty of !he 1110 unrelated el'ents in !he same ar1·a of 'ht· ci1y \1as unusual. Colleg·e s . Refu se To Drop 'G)'tn' As Re<111ire1n e11L St uden ts v.·ho hope to get a diploma , from either Golden \\'r't or tJrangc Co;ist College v.ill have 10 s11·ent for 11 That's y.•hat !ru stres of th" ['l:'lSt Cnn1· munity College District 1mr1!1ed \\.cd- nesday night y.·hen they refused to drop physica l education rrom their graduation requirements. The im position of as ;i gradu.1tion re- quirement 1s op11onal for comn1u n11 y NI· lege districts since a nc·w 1:1\1• v. as passed decided to but the Coa!t Co1nmu111ty College Distnct require one unit of physical education. The requirement v.·as !cit st;1nd1ng by a 3 to 2 board vote. TruslC'l'S Hnbert Humphreys and \\"orth Keene were of the opinion to dispense \\-i(h required p.e. en· ti rely. Radioacti ve lfalt ATLANTA IUPl J -An Alexandria. Vs. engineering firm was ordered by the Atomic Energy Commwion Wednesday to suspend shipmenls of radioacth•c materials. pending investigation of an improperly shielded shipment tha l may have exposed 130 airline passengers. The AEC said "Wednesday It bt>llcves the [)(olui Air ,Linc! passengers. If the ex· posure oceurrl!d last week, re:cell'cd !cs.-. radiation lhan early tests indicated, nnd probably were not cnd3nacrtd. • ,r y.·n1nl'tl ;ind chtldrr.n and hurll·d thr1r bod 1c~ o 1t nf lhl' 111odo11 ~ uf !ht• thrce- ~tor~· \I hi:" t'onrrC"tC block b1uld1n~ Th•· 1~r.1•·!1 tl"\1f1t;1r\ C'flrnm.inti ~.11tl Th•· ISR AEL"S GOL DA MEIR STEPS DOWN. Story, Page 4. ~u~'r1Jll.1• lil•i1I oil I.; r .1 r l ! l"llll· t1·r.1\l,1ck1·r~ for ~·, h'•lJr.., \\'1t11c ... .>l'~ '.11d !ht• J,:;Ul·rnl!.•.., ~t·l of/ !hl'ir n\\n ··~· plo:.11·l·~ ·•' l·r.tvh p,1JJtn11111:-. l;i111..!t'<I 1:· lle's h<'heoptc•r l'll thv roof of thr huild1nA 1\liJn1 <..<11d \fl r~r;l('\l, ~·ere ktllt·d 1n th1• ;.1t.1rl. 11u·lud1ni.: t1\n ~nldit·rs 1·1.:ht adult 11~1h.1ns .ind rii.:ht childn·n \1 u!ll' \Xltnt. \\1ln1·~'t'' '"1d !ht· ~lH'rrill,t~ 11,•nt from door to donr in !ht• a:1ur111l1•111 h111Js{· ;uni ~)\1)1 ;1!1\•llll' llhl1 ,Lfl!>.V.t1f\'d 1.\ ~1o11cn1cn1 h.1 ;1 \'alr~t1111<1n gu~ rnllr1 i roup 111 lh·1rut !"t:t1d lh" gt1t•r-rilt1 .. hOpi't"I lo .~l'lll' hnstai.:£"s :ind ft.re1· 1.ra1·l to r"l "·•"•' 100 l';iJ('~ILni;111 l·nnun,1ndo~ h•·hl 111 1~1.11•\1 jJlls bul d1•..,rro~1 '<11h .. n1,t'l\1'' J)lnt11 e)· Shetl s l I is l~u le of Jllay or lly TERRY C0\'11.Lt: 01 I~• D••IY '°!IOI S!IH Bt·1n.R n1,1:.or of llunt1nRton lk•.H'h j, not ;ih\J~~ rh1· honor it tn,11 ~e.111 Thrr•· I• ,, lol rif \1,1rk tv 11 ;i Jut 1tf prt'~ .. u1 ,, ;ind 11 oft• n 1111·0111·.:. a bll!l'f S!rugi;lc bl•1\\t'l'll !Ill' ~l'll'll coune1l rt\•·n1D1:rs 1usl to !t11·01lll' n1.1:or. Jvn ~ \l.itnt·y. 11 ho "Ill ~ho.:tl Hp · !1·<1dt·r~h1p roll' \londay night. ha'i bl·cn :-:cvercly trit1e1zf'd rec1·ntll' fur hi~ r1ut~p<1~t:n l'onduct Ill· bt·l1e\t'S lt ha:-. o!l been p.irt of tlu: JOb he had to do. "If you c:1re you\·f' got 10 blo1v ~our cool or .1ou ·11 !.!t•l ull'cr~,' he Obs('r1·cd to· d:1~:. ' Th1·rl' 1o.; too n1uch prcs".)urc and J n1 nr1\ the t~ pc "hn e.1n handle it \\ 1:hout SJ~ !nJ; sn111c1 tung . · Hl' 11J~ r<ipped 1110 .. 1 r~c<•ntl~ for herat1n}.! Counc1h1·on1an .\urin:i t;11ib~ for li1•r lone vote ;1ga1nst a Supcrtor Court ordt·r ordcrln(! th1· count·1l to al1nw the construc1111n nr flt apar!nH:nhi. · I 1h1nk 1 11as proper u1 !h;i!."' \tatn1•y s.11d. · 11 \1.i~ <1n tllei:-.1 1·otc. J can !t·ll ~ou on(' thin~. r 11on't lie m:1.\or ofter :'llonda~ ··1 think 11t·l! ha1e a m:iyor \1'ho co.n s!)\·.ik out ilnd r can sit back ;1nrl k1·cp quict. It 11ould h:i\'e helped if I had son11' supJ)l)r\ on the council. somcon(' else ~ il!- 1ng !fJ six·ak up ·· The qut'~\1011 of 11 ho .... ·ill he nli1yor ~londay night "as dodged today by most counc1ltTil'n. \!rs. G1bl>s 'A'as !he onl} onC' \\ 11ling to 1 c·nture a guess. ~uggcsting that Vice. \ln~or llcnry L>ukc 1' the loi:1cal choic<' But logic has not ah1a~s been lhC' deciding f<1ctor in the scl<'Ction of a mayor. f'crsonahties :ind pohtical d1f- fert·11cic~ often h-.ve ;i lot to do y.•ith it. ..\~ Al Coen. "'ho 11·as mayor ty.·1tc 1 H168 and 197'.!1. says· ··selrct1on o! thl' n1:ll'C1r has alY.avs bet>n an interesting s11~.it1on. rin ah\a~s surprised at \\hat happens ., .J;ick (ir('cn. 11·ho lra1·ec; the rounc1l :\londay, \\.'.l~ mayor in 1%9 and wanlOO the post <1ge1n in 1970 But the job. had been prornist'0rgc \ltCrackf'n. ThC' council factions spl1 l so b1tt<'rly !hat neither n1an could \\'1n 11. so Don Sh1pl{') slipped into the office as a com · prom1<c choice . \lrCrackcn finally ~ot the 1uayor·s post in 1971. but 11;as knocked off the city council in the 1972 election. Shipley hiis been m;1yor morf' than any other current member of lhc rouncil. He sCr\·ed a t\\·cryear term In 19&1. one year in 1967 and then the 1970 reign. Ted Bartlett has Deen mayor t'A·ice. a lwo-year term in 1946 and one year in 1966. the Y<'ar the mayorship wps hmiled to one year al a time. Ile Oallv savs he doesn't want the job this year." but' +.••on 't predict who might get it. '"I don 't kno\\' what they've go! up their sleeves." ~lrs. Gibbs. \\'ho just won re~lection f<fr her second four-yrar term has not been 1nayor or the cil>, but she ""'as once ~tayor of Stal Beach She 1s a Possible mRyoralt)' candidatf . but might run into strong oppos1t1(')n from l i LEAVING MAYOR 'S CHAIR Huntington Beach's Matney WILL HE BE MAYOR7 Huntington Councilman Duke :\latlll!y. lll'r comment on r)uke as lh~ choice. seems 10 rule oul hrr own can· dld:icy l)uke. l'ltctM lo thr council in l!ri2, !ill}'S ht ha.; no 1dl.'a ~ho ~111 be mayor. but he i" \\11lhng to take the joD and bclu111•s ht• ha.; !hf' llmc to handlfl it. The counc11''\ O('\\romcr, •larrit>tt \\ 1<.'<lrr. electt>d Tuc'll!11). plans to just "sit ba ck and l!sltn &>cause I'm new. l wRnt to feel my --.11y ·• ~he .said 1111h (·\plo!<1vc-\;1d1•n bt·\ts \lht·n lht• 1~r:i1·h) t·lo~•-d 10 t In J1·ru~nl1·1n. t'Jlrt•l,1k1·r 11 r i 111 ,. \1 1n1"h't r;ol•la \l1 •1r tuld ih•· 1-\•1 .. ~~1 r 1 J ';1rl1;11ncnt 1 · ·1 hl' l .t·bant·~1' g111 t•rr1r-t·nt llHl'it kll{)-11' thal \\1' t1 •;;;1rd It .uHI .1 .. 1·11111·ns •.1ho :1r1• .11d111g thr 1l·rror1,1 ~ rri"Kln,1hlf· f/lr 1h1~ n1;1~sacr(' \\'t• :1r1· ,hockt·d b1 1hc rrinH' th.JI (J<'L:11111·d this rnornin~ · ;11 Kiri .1! Sh{· rn <1 n .1 , A,~;i~~1na11on for th1· ... 1~1· of ;1 .,~ass1n.1 CSre TtllllOlt, !'age :!1 9 Polite ~ars P111·s11e Jee p; Driver Seizccl \10(' pnl1t·r r.u ~ fr•Jln f•111r d1ff•'1 rn t 1l1•parln1t·11r, t":irl.\ tod n· 1·h,1"•d .1 'lnlo·n p1rk11p 1ru1·k ,1! .~1>1·t1J1. -Ip ''' If~! 111111 , Jll'r hour through \\ !''-' (l(.cn.:•· r .. 111111 fountain \'alley polir<· l''ll ht..1d 'hl· 1 ,,. hiclc at \\'r.rner Avrn111· :1nrl \1;•1!11011.1 Strl'cl Jn Fountaln \'a\h-y. 111'>\ f P't· 1111n· u!cs after the hij.'lh Sp<'('(\ chnsc bt'/~1111 on th(· r.;irdcn c:ro\'1> Frrc11·av The drtl'<'r. Stl·lf·n Chr1rl; s Schoen. 2i. of \\"oodside . tn :'Oorthf'rn C:il1fornia. l'i he1ng held by \\"rstm1ns!1·r l't>hct· on ~usp1cion of i.:rand 1h('ft <1u1n l'riHt•e ~aid thr 011·nr•r of th•• truck, S!tven DoUJ:las !lardy. 13031 \\"1 lliamett(' St. 1n \\'estn11nster. "'as r;1t1ng br1•akfai.l 1n a Garden Grove rofft·c shop at fi 1;, nm. v.hen he sa ~· som1.'0ll(' driv(' off in hl' nr\1' 1eh1rlr. llardv rJn out-.1ll1· .111rl imrnr'<!1.1t1·1v l!:igged dn11n n l':1l1forn 1.t H11{hv.·:11· 1';1trol r<1r. Four Clll' c:-1r~ ht'g .. 11 ~· .. 1r(·111nt: for tt1•· stok'n l"l'h1rlt>. fin:11l1 r1·<·n:.:nu111J,: 11 oo th•· Ciard•·n (,ru>•· l·r•·1 ,1,1\ \\h••n Sthrw-n r1·fus•i! to qop. lh+· (Ill' <•'nl out bro:1rlc:1-1~ to nrar~.y polu.:t· t1••p<Jrtrn('nt ' ,111d rh1• thasi' h<·i.:an Th•· (.'fl/' "''T4' JOll\•"tl h'. i11n [Ylllrl' ('.11'~ tro1n Snn1:1 ,\n,1. tv.n rr·on1 Fqun t.1111 \":1llt.> and ;1 llunt1ngtor1 H1•.1!'h «ar. Schol'n got oH of th e· fr•'••v..iy !1••;1r IL1rhr1r Bou]l'l'ard. ;ind CflOt1n11NI h1'I .11t· t•·rnp\('{j l"'icapt· on surr.1c.· ~trt·C't~. v. 111· d111J.? ur a1 rh1· b!ockc-d off 1nt<·rsl·c11on in rount<i10 \'al!cy. Bl ood111hil e Sla te1 l Fo r ll1111ti11 :,!lon Yi sit Th•· Hunt ington B('Jch C-On11nun1ty Hloodrnob1lr Y.1 11 be 10 operanon rron1 .l p 111. !() i<lO pm. April 22 <i! St Fran('1S S(·hot1I ;11 2'l41)() :\la.t;l1Ql1a St in llun· t1nl{ltin He11{fl Thr An1crit"<•n OM f rO<,~ 11 hirh 'ljX·r.otr..; \ht' blooc:lmoh1l•~. SUL\~f'~ll"rl !h,1! <h1nor~ makr-rf·~('rl'.1!1rins 111 ach.1ncc ill call1n~ !hi' Hcd Lro~s nt 1t1: .. r1J8I. · \\'ASHl:'\r.TO\" f,\f'1 -The M-natl" pas~·d and ·""nt tn thl' llou~e \\'cdne~dar ;i rt'"Ol11t1 11n \,tlhng fur Ill'.\\ 1hp!on1a11c ('ffort.~ tn t1bta 1n :in \Jt.;COunll!l,ll ror Amt'r1("<lll\ :.Ill\ rniss1ng in aruon 111 Suu the;1st :\s1a. t 'R VICES SI.A TE U FOR GOOD FRID AY Good Friday ser\'lcts arr scheduled In nearly all churchts. "'ith m3ny churches · 1hroughout '1hc Southl:iod conducting specia l Tenebr11c or "service of darkness' progrnm!'I . The ma1oril}' of churches wlll be con· ducting Tre·Ore services from noon to 3 pm. F'or ;i listing or special scrvicea as submitted to the Daily Pilot, ice poge 7. I ' 2 DAIL V PIL01 " ---- Pa11 el Vote s Subpoena For Nixo11 \\',\S!ll'.\.(;TO~ IA!') -The House .Ji1dl1·1.1r\· C'on1n1ittl'f' today ordc rl'd Pr1·~1\ll'1it N1\0f1 to !urn over by April 2;, :1!1 1ap1:!' and other n1a1cr1als requestrd b1 th<' tolTIJnitll'C for its impcachmc.nt UIQlllf_\. In d1rrl1111~ :1:110 3 !hat H ~ubpocni'.I be Js,u1,1 for 1h1• <'I Klcnt'<'. thC' committee rl·ject1-<l a 1a,l·mu1ull' offi·r by thl' \\'tut{' llo1L~i' to dt'IL\•tr som<' or the taped con- \'t•rsht1ons 11itllin :i fe"' days. Thl' olfcr. 111adc 43 n1111utes berore the cv1n111ittee 1nc·l in ttic n1orning. camtl ·in ;1 lelephone rail fron1 \\'hitr llol{Se lnw1•er James St . Clair to John Doar, ch1~f counsel of the commltlt'c. It lt'<I to a partisan split in the com- niittec. Jlcpubl icans urged it be accepted. But the Democratic ma.iority said the committee. which made its request Feb. 25. hus waited long cnJugh. "It 's time to send u message !hat the . playing of gan1es is over," said Hep. John Seiberling (D-Ohio1. Chairman Peter Rodino (D-N.J.), said after the wa iting for the tapes 45 days, during which there ha\·e been lengthy negotiations between St. Clair and Doar. it is time for the corr1mittee lo get on "'ilh its job or determining \\'hcthe r grounds exist for impeaching l'\ixon. "If the commtttce has any dignity, if the !louse has any dignity, if .,...e respect the institution of government and the Constitution , we v.·ill move ahead." Rodino said. The subpoena orders the committee's chief security officer to serve a summons on Nixon or one of his subordinates ordering him to deliver to the committee by JO a.m. April 25 tapes of ~2 ~n versations betw~n Nix.on and hts chief aides last sprini:t when the Watergate coverup y,•as surfa cing. "If the President compiles with a sbu- pocna and produces the materials lhe committee seeks. lhe committee and the House will be in a better position lo evaluate fully and on the merits whether grounds for impeachment exist." states a legal brief prepa red by Doar. The subpoena covers conversations between Nixon and former aides H. R. Haldeman. John Ehr\ichman and John Dean in February, Mareh and April 1973. In moat ciues, the requtst specific& the date and even the time the conversations took place. There are al.so requests for all con- versations between the President and Haldemnn and the President ond Ehrl i1..ilman during the period Apr il 14 lhrough 17. and all conversations bety,·een Nixon and former Atty. Gen. Richard Kleind ienst and Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry Petersen from April 15 through April 18, 1973. It was all but the last two items that St. Clair offered to give the committee. An amendment offered by Rep. David Dennis (R·lnd.l. to make the subpaena conform to St. Clair's offer, wa.s rejected 22·16. y,·Jth one Republican, Rep. Caldwell Butler tH-Va .J, joining I.be 21 Democrats 10 dcfea1 ii. County Center I-la s Blackout Electric power to tht Orange County Civic Center complex ln Santa Ana v.·as blacked out for about 20 minutes th is morning because of a subs ta ti on transformer failu re, a So 11th c r n California Edison Company spokesman said. Edison estimated 1hat about 200 of its customers in !hr downtown Santa Ana area were left withou t service from 9:49 l.o JO : \fl a.m. by !he tircuil fai lure at the Sullivan subs!ation in central Orange County. A ('hl'C'k or l'h 1c buildings revealed th at all \IL'r" v.1thou1 llU"'e r except those y,•ith <'Tncrgt•nc~ hackup units such as the new <'ourlhotlS•~ building. the Orange County She riff s 0H1C•' ;ind the Santa ,.\n.:i Po!Jce r>epartmcnt . OllAHG-1 COAST ~e DAILY PILOT .,, "'·•-•" ••P. ,r '··•" .. 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Qo~ll!ro •• ~ ...... o., 1.JOO_.,.., lli'w.....i ••OO-.: ~--t)OO"""""' I Thurw!;iy, AIJ(11 11 . 197!1 • Pre•• Coverage Cheered by Peers Hearst Charges 'Ripoff' by SLA Lord S1io·ivdo1i Speak.s A fte r 13 Y ears U'I ~ltplloll ADDRESSES PEERS Engla nd's Lord Snowdon H1u1ti11gto11's School Board Cuts Energy Conserving energy is a new course or study for official s in the Huntington Beach Union High School District. So far they see m to be pa ssing. Lat.est di.!trict figures Sho\v that in January, the district used 10.5 percent less electricity and 7.3 percf'nl Jess gas than what v.·as consumed in January 1973 . Edison High School in Huntington Beach Jed the reduction in electrical use "'ith a 28.8 percent drop in January . Huntington Bt'ach High School showed the biggest cut -53.2 percent -in natural gas consumption. The district goal is to consume 15 per- cent less electrical power and 10 percent Jess gas this year than last. In addition. the distri ct -forced by fuel allocations based on 1972 uses -is trying to cut down on gasoline and diesel fuel usage. Each high school principal, some with the help of student ecology clubs, is trying to promote car pooling, bicycling and U1e riding of C-Ounty buses by students and teachers. At We stminster High. a list of teachers' schedules and residences was published so they could arrange to ride together. Getting students to do the same, Westminster Principal Thomas Kolanoskl noted, should be accomplished by other students and not by "administrative mandate." Night li gh ting at all tennis and handball courts at district schools has been cut back. Edison Principal Jerry Arriola said his school's conservation was achieved "despite recent installation of more safe. ly and security lighting." . In order, lhc reductions in clectrial consumption were : -Edison: 28.8 percent. -Dist rict \varchouse :it ~T3in Street and f\1anslon Avrnue: 28..J percent -District office: 23.9-perccnt. -~l:irin.a Hi,llh: 13.7 percent. -\Ves1n1ins1cr 11\gh: 12.4 percent. -\Vinll'rshurg High: 6.3 jX'rC'ent. -Fountain Valley lfigh: 3.6 percent. -Huntington Beach ~ligh: 2.2 percent. The decrease in gas consumption y,1as rated : -Huntington Beach High: 53.2 percent. ..... Edison High: 30.4 percent. ->larina High : 29.5 percent -Fountain \'alley High : 20.9 percent. -District office: 11.7 percent. -Westminster lligh : 9.-1 percent. -\\'intersburg High : 2.4 percent. The figures. supplied by the hig h school dist rict are based on gas and elrctricily charges by the Southern California f<;dison and Southern California (;as Companies. -Fou11taii1 Valley Rec Departme11t Offering Classes UAckpacking. bridge and hunter saf<'t y arr among the cla~ tor which regi5trallon y,·\11 be actepted until 5 p.m. Frida~· by the Fountain Valley city reC'rf''ltion depa.rtmcn!. S1gn·ups "'111 be takrn at the d(.'pat·t- ment. 10200 Slater Ave. The classes begin the y,·erk of Aprll 15 :ind run for s1x to eight v.·eeks. Also stlll being .offen.'<i are lessons in l)aton twlrllng for six to 12·year olds; :cenagc cake. decorating; checrleadlng for 10 to ·14 year olds; horse training (or n to 12 )e:tr olds and for adulLS, flower :irranglng. gourmet cooking and knllling. Hunter safety Is open to •ge9 12 10 adult. Bridge is taught to beglnnlng adult pli)'ers. AO aacs rrom youth to adult are i ed In th<! backpac.~i,g class. LONDON (UPI) -In the n.arrow WC!l peeresses' gallery, Princess Margaret gazed intently into rne ornate mock· Gothic liouse o! Lords chll1nber. elbov.·s on her knees. Now and lhcn. she turned to cicplaln a poin t of protocol t.o her son. Viscount Lindley. Amid the overstuffed red velvet benches below, the great moment finally came. For the first time in o liousc of !Ards debal<', Lord Snowdov.11 'rose tv SJ»eak. His fellow peers cheered him. They had v.·aited 13 years for the chance. • Snovt'don ...,as a photograptier named Antony Annstrong Jon('S 'n'hen he mar· ried Princess !\Iargjfrel in 1960. lie was made the Earl of Snov.•don in 1961 and took his lord 's ~at along "'ith other peers of the realm, Since then, silence . ..._,.,; But this is a House of Lords tradition, not necessarily a royal !amily one. One distinguished peer attended debates for 211 yf.'a rs before mnk.ing his maiden Spl'C'Ch. Lord Snowdon's turn c;unc \Vedncsday. \\'hen !he subject fo r debate \.,.as treat· rnc nt of !he hand icapped. It is a matter ti1>1 ,....,,..,, SENTENCED TO 30 DAYS Lagu na Nlguel's Porter Fro1n r•age 1 f'ORTEl{ ... on \1•nich Sno\\'don feels passionately. tr111 h and the right." ~l u rray said Porter As v.·ould any olher peer. Sno"·don "'as betrayed by friends in the re.election gaincd the right to speak merely by put· ca mpaign v.·ho asked him to lie \\1it hou1 ting his nan1c do.,..11 in a request to do so. lelling him why. ll is acquired royal reserve melted ris "He knew nothing of the \\'alergate t:e rrcountl'tl angrily v.·hat he said y,·cre break-in," ~lu rray said . "He knew 1hc dangers of the thrce-v.·heclcd invalid not hing of the so-called coverup. In iact. \'Chicle lhe Uriti~h government issues he v.·as Its first victim.·· free to some of its 1.25 million severely Porter waived indictment and pleaded disabled people. guit1y Jan. 28 to a single count of making "i\olhing \\'ill convince me that this in-•·fals<'. ficlitious and fraud u I c n t trinsically letanl machine is suitable for ~!~tC'n1ents'' to the FBI about the bug- a disabled person, nor that its production ging scandal. The charge is similar to should continue a moment longer,'' he perjury. said. Bryant ordered tha t Porler. who will Soo.,..·don said one govern ment official be 36 on Saturday. surrender to federal LA PAZ .. f\1 ex.ico I UPI I -se .... ·SpiJpcr publisher Randolph Hearst said tlK< mass n1edia have been hoodwlnl;ed by the bizarre kklnap-extoliioo plot of the Sym- bionese Libera tion Army n·hich kidnapcd his daughter. Patricia. rtearst and his "'ife. C.1therinc . u·ere resting at lhc L., Cruces resort on ~fex· SLA 'MARSHAL' ONCE CALLED POTENTIAL KILLER -Pago 8 ieo's Gulf 6f California 2J mill'~ south or I.a Paz and waiting for ;,.,·ord on the fa1 e of their n1is.sing 21}.year-old daughter~ The La.~ Cruces resort oomplex has a motel and approximately IS colonial·style home s owned mostly by w e a I t h y Americans, including entertainers Desi Amaz and Blng Crosby. Most guests ar. rive at the isolated resort in private pla nes. Hea rst. prcsldcnl and editor of the San Francisco Examioer, has asked ncwsn1en 10 keep from following him in Mexico. "\\'e are here for a vacation to prepare for the ord eal ahead of us," he said . Ile complained about news coverage of lhc kindaplng, saying leflist groups had taken advantage of the press. "This has been one of the biggest ripoffs the press has ever gone through '," he said. He spoke favorably about I he Huntington Man Jailed for Shots had told him to "lay off it ·. safety lark" marshals in Los Ang eles no late r than 10 in hi s private campaign for safer invalid a.m. (PDT ), April 22 to begin serving a A silt'·month county jail term has been ears. Another told him that he v.·as 1nonth at the minimum security federal ordered in Orange County Superior Court qua lified to judge the car. correction faci lity at Lompoc. for a Huntington Beach man who ad - But as Princess t-.largaret nodded in Porter testified at the nationally mitted firing five rine shots during a the gallery. Snowdon told the silent peers televised Watergate hea rings last sum-sq uabble outside an apartment house. how he himself 'had rolled over one of the 1ner that when the Watergate scandal Judge James Turner ordered the jail cars while traveling less than 20 n1iles broke, his superior at the Committee for term for Randy S. Nalder. 22, of 8572 per hour. Re-election of ttic President. Jeb Stuart Glasgow Circle, after he pleaded guilty lo Point by point. he detailed its ~l1;1gruder. askC'd him to corroborate a charges of a.Mault with a deadly weapon. f I I • Na lder '"as arrested on li1acDonald shortoomings -"unstable . easil y com· a se s ory. " • .. bustlble. unreliable," its accident record The ston• '"as that $100,000 in cam· Street last Oct. 15 by police \\'ho said he "perfectly appalling." paign fundS had' been funneled to CRP of-fired five rifle shots at James Stevenson Lord \\!ells·Pcstcll. rrplying for the ficial G. Gordon Liddy to protect after the two men had argued. novern ntent , sa id such allegations v.·erc speakers for the President's ca 1npai gn At the lime. police also jailed • from poss1.ble .. ,·olencc As schedul'"" Katherine A. Phillips, 36, on charges of ''unjustified and undesirable." • · u•p, director of CRP. Porter had charge of contributing to the deliquency of a minor. "'ith the d('C()rum 'and exaggerated arranging nppearances for "surrogate'' The allegatiorui were later dismissed in courtesy norm al in the H.ouse of Lord~. speakers v.·ho campaigned" for Nixon \\'est Orange County Judicial District At'ncril·an Jndliln :-.tovcment 1Al :O.l 1, hu l denied PM.'SS reports h(' "·ould go 10 ~t in· ncapoli!! F'riday lo ml'f'I with ~nnls Banks . the group's \'Olatile leaders "rm not sure "'hat that is all about." he said. "But I do !hink Al'.\1 seems In ht· gC'nUlllt'. It is one of lhe few 1nlnor1'\' group!! thal really hni something 10 so~ I don•t believe lhcY arc inl'olvc'<.I in !h1~ I the kitlnaping) 01rld they did not jun1p onlo l.be publicily bandwRgon. ·· Hearst and his wi fe Catherine snid inn nC'~'S cooference 'J'uesday they hoped to sta~ in ?i1exico through Easter lo re s1 1 from 60 . days or tension since their daughter was kidnaped by the. SLA. The llearsts bitterly criticized SLA members as .. terrorists" and said the kidnapers v.·ere ''counter-revolutiona ry'· and "nol going to get a lot of people on thei r side." · F oruitain Valley • Residence Saved With Fire Wall A rlre wall between a Fountain Valley house and "its adjoining garage did Its , job 'rcll \Vednesday afternoon, keeping a . garage rire from spreading into the home, according to a Fountain Valley fireman. Fire broke out at 12246 CalJ?ndula Ave. shortly after 5 p.m. The-fire ignited from a smoldering sofa in !he garage, fireman Dick Feuerstein explained. Several members of th e Dale Bonham family were in the house at the time of the fire. but were not injured. Damage was estimated at between $5,000 and $7,000, according to Feuers- tein. The fire burned through the garage roof, and into the att ic of the house, the fireman repolied. But the fire wall kept the blaze from damaging any other por· tion of the house. Since the house is in an area of mutual response. firemen arrived at the scene from both the Foun tain Valley and Santa Ana Fire Depanmcnts. It took them about 15 minutes to contain the blaze. Feuerstein said. the debate continued ttn-ough several nd •-c rt • k nd I d . h arou t1r. country. ou . orner spca ers a resu tc 1n ncit er 1 ;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~· !inn conclusion nor tangi~le action. f'ro1n Page 1 TERROR ... tioo." The attack on this settlement populated primarily by Se phardic Je\\'S frorn North Africa , began at 7:30 a.m. local time "'hen the guerrillas moved in from the s'utrounding lnsh~vered hills, the C-Om· 1 mand said. Ben Shimon f\Iandi, 21, a resident of the apartment building. said he y,·as asleep when the attack began. "I though t it y,·as a madn1an or a clrunk, anything but a terrorist," he said of the first shots he heard. fi1andi said he rushed upstairs .,..·hen he hea rd screaming but returned to his upArtment "''hen he realized he "'as unarn1cd. He said he stayed in his apart· n1ent until he y,·as able to escape. The cxplosiort that kiWed the guerrillas blew a\~ay part of the top floor of the apartn1cnt bui lding. The room \1·here lhcy barricaded themseh·es y,.·as spat· tercd \\•ith blood. Pieces of bodies "'ere I scattered in the smoldering deb ris. \l.1hcn border patrolmen tried to carry '1 \\'ay the guerrilla remains in a black I truck. 200 Israeli residents attacked thctn. Fist fights broke out . ! The residents n1anaged to set lire to the guerrillas' remains before troops moved in and restored order. The raid came al the height of an l ~rac\i polilical crisis in \\'hich Prime ~l inister t-.Ieir and her cabinet resigned . Despite the seriousness of the political crisis. DeJeMe f\Iini ster r.toshe ·Dayan left an emergency cabinet meeting to lly to Kiryat Shemona . \Vhether other guerrillas y,·ere involved in the operation was not known but both l!'raeli and guerrilla sources said three n1cn aged bet\\'een 20 anri 30 and firing 1nachineglms and bazookas seized the apaliment building ln a raid just after da wn . ~1ili!nry correspondent s r c port rd earlier there u·ere lhree guerrilla groups including son1c ~·ho gave fire support. Tht army did not deny these reports but !laid RS far ns the arm y was concerned only three n1tn y,·ere involved . FrnmPqeJ FREEWAYS. •• tensi\'e development. It lists seven such watersheds In Orange County ; SM Joaquin IU\ls, Can· yon, Upfl(!r Laguna c an yon, Aliso Crttk, Suiter Canyon, SAit Creek. San Juan Canyon and Boat canyon. -Coastal mining must be discouraged and a.ll"ernatc sites round inland. -Duplex. and multi-family lolS will be requlr~ to be combined to provide for more open space. -AU gas slatlons will hnve to inslall devlets to minimiie vapor losses during p11mplng . -Adequate ocreage of natural plants musi be conserved. ota.I protection should be givt:n to endan~cd Oorn, ' . . I ! t. ' ' .· . .;. ' The Knit Shirtdress: specially priced for Easter and after! A timeless favorite: making a cool, sleeve less entrance on the warm weather fashion scene. Choose from a selecllon of fun-fresh prints including v1himsical bol d dots, all in easy care polyester knlt. Buy several at this low start-of-the· season pr ice! 17.90 silverwoods See what we have Jn store for Easter -. 45 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT CENTER NEWPORT BEACH • ' 1 .J ,_,_ •• _ .. _.,_._._,_._,_1_1_1•_•_• _____ s ____ D_A_l_LV_P_IL_o_r___,,3 Holmes Tells of Coast, AgenCy's "G~eat Strides' BY JOHN VALTERZA OI ll!to 01i1Y P'lltt l .. lf The South Coast Regional Zone Conservation Commission has far too much pG\\'f:r. too-few guidelines and an unwelldy fonnat. But since its i1K:eptlon liule more tha n e year ago it has mDde ''tremendous strides" ln lcsse.ning density of coastline development. pJ'O\•ementa in Its aperat'6n and staff since the early, tmeertain days 'A'hlch followed passage of the C o a s t a I Initiative. "Tn the beginning we were given a civil service list to pick from showing the dregs who couJdn't pass the tests and "''ho weren't even Ylanted by citil'S. They v.·ere all 'o\'e had. "The tlgures are far too simplist.lc. \\'htn you exclude the 500 or so pennlt.s that were npproved as trivlal i!l.'5ues. you have hundreds of projects that v•ere \'astly improved during 1he hearing and negotialion process." he said . In un address that often v.·as retrospte· tlve. llolm<'S s.1id that as of the cod of ~l rirch the regional commission had dealt with proje<:ts valued at nearly Sl.2 billion. And he t'Ollcedl'd that the officials sn· tln g on the p.11"1t.•I "may ha1'e too much power v.·hcn one rtalizes that they can overrule elected ·officials at the ci tv and the hearing stage and a \arid-use element ts next In the long·rani.ie plaMi ng proJ,-ct orden."'<l by !he voters in 1heir Jlt'.lss.1ge of the in1tiat i1·r. Stntl' U>Jlish1tor.;, acrording 10 tht• \n11'. "'lll have lo f<'Celvt the total plnn co1·<'r· ing the 1.one .,.,·i1h1n fi\'e 1nilrs of the coast by the fi~t day in Januar)', 1976. in :ind out of oourt. 1hc voters -once 3g:un -.... ·111 hll\ e 1he rhance to d'ett'rmine 1.h<' \·Alid11 r !)f 1'('~10llal co;,1istal rontrol tn the J un\· 1>r1rnnri<'s. "Proposihon Ill' on the June ll.ia llot <':1t11ng for t.?50 nulliOll Jn funds rrn·nar1ly dl·Sllnt-d for beach purd13SI.' for public purposes is the rf'al t!'St. So says a member o( the panel charged with regulating 1hc development or lhe 1,000.yard coastal strip in Los Angeles and Orange c.ounties. Arthur Jlolmes. also a San Clemente city councilman. saH:i Wednesday that the commission has made g re a i irn· "lbe staff has improved' tremendously in performance since.'' the official told · members of the Capistrano Beach Cham· bet of Commerce. Holmes took to task recent ncv.• ac· counts whiCh he asserted implied lhat 97 percent of the applicants ha\•e won their permits bf:fore his panel. llolmes characterized the commission structure as "Oflimes UD\\'Cildy and cumbersome .·• An opponent to splitting the reprl!Sen· tation of a county basis. Holmes add ttd that he would ha\'e ptrferred thal Orange and San Otego counties had been clumped under the sarr.e reprosentation. •·But we·vc gone 100 far dov.11 the street to change now,'' he added. ORANGE COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT PARAMEDICS ADMINSTER FIRST AID ·AT LION COUNTRY Mrs. Theim• S.m.sioe of Palom1r Mountain Was Mauled by a 300-pound Lion Wednesday county levels of go1'em1nent.." · Although llolmes insists many lr:.ink!I have been smoo1htd in the con1n1ission's operat10ns. lhe long-range planning lasks ahead present n major challenge. The marine en,•1ronment t'lcmCflt of a coastal general plan alread}' has passed "\\'e'll have a plan read y. but it "'11\. C"QITI(' \Yllh incredible .... ·ork and he3\')' CX· JX'n5C. It "·ill bt• a balancrod one. "But ev<'ryone must n.-aHze riJ;tht rlOI\' that' It v.·ill cost t'\'eryone somcdung ," Holml's said . Alt hough the ron1mission s1ruct ure has alread y pas.sl'd some of l!s :.everest tests "It's in that n1ea:su r~' th;i t th<' pcop){' \\'Ill b{' !ht• flna! jlld!::•'S of !ht• Cllllll' Pro~illon 20 1dc.1. "If J ht'~··rc, "ilhng to Spt>nd lhnl kind o( niont"y. thf'n lht•y rr:tlly ni<'ant their \'O!e 111 th<' !9i'.! j!(•nt-ral t'lt't't1on and th i·v <lrl' 11 ill•ng to ('1.ln1m1t the1n~h·,•s ;or lh·1 1ni11:H11•e." hi.' said. Pc1ir Co1i tes t Positio1i LAFC Seat Battle pr~C'flted his c:is!'. 5l'l'\'ing 1Hl•r,;il!y :1s ::in :i!tcrnalf' s1nt•1: ht~ "It is !hi' du!~ of the n:iun1~· roun~! to l'll•<:t1nn la~t \'t':i r TYro Orant:e County C'll\' t'Ouncilmf'n p..1s<; on !hf' V3hdity of pu rpor!rd :1p. \lclnn1s roi1f1rmcd th:'lt v.·hcn hl' wa ~ sh o.,.,·ro up \\'C"dnrsday to cl>ii111 onf' con-f"lln tn1rnrs and in our opinion. thr <:4•l1'r· 1·ll·1.·h·<t ;is nn alterna!C'. no ai:;l·r\diLl'Ct !estcd seat on th!:-Local Acency Forma-lion comrnih't.' did not act 'ahdly . ' nol1ce 1<o·11~ g1' en. Uc·llt.'rU1.' l!<Jld h1.· ~·ould lion Con1mi~s1on bu t bv \hl' 11n1e businC'S.S Bi'n<'rllC' said l!l\1 s 1 1~<•1t· 1!11: cla1n1 . startrd . neither .... ·as s'eated. Il l· said !he e1f'ct ion of ~ltarrlli and ll1t'Cir1ch \1(1s prep:irrd to a!IO\\' ~c\'il II \l.'as the la!ci;t round 1n a battle over ahcrnate Alice Frank e1~·1ch. a Crprti-s lo sl.1.\ on lhf' p.'.tncl 011 the l\t•1A}lt of 1.AFC membership that sl :lrted a v.·~k roWlcll \l.·oma n. \l.'8S not lel!:al be<'au~ the l\('lll'rue 's :irgunl<'n!~ but lhC' I.a llabr:1 ago \l.'h('n Comn1is.~1oner Rnbt·rl \i·vil. :i rcqu1rrd JO.day nottt .. "C of such aet1on.:> r<111nC'tln1:1n optNl lo slt·p dO~\n un11I !ht· L.1 llahra ctty counl·!lman \V,'l~ purgtd 11a<; not g1\en . l'CIC<'t1on 1'01n1n1llee rould meet again fron1 his seal in a surprist• 1otf' by the Tut• n11.o,_·11ni.: was call ed to fill the l't'al lt•<!ally and dt·c1dl' !he n1;11ter League of Cities selection committee. left 1·arnnt by F'ullerton's Louis ·'Hl'<l.. ··R:1lh\·r than go IQ court over this. ;1 Jn hi s plaCT. tht• sC'lC'ction cornnHttc<' fit'i nhnrJt. \\ho loi;t last month in tll\' rr:isonab!r, lo~ical n1rthod to r~ll'c it f'lectl..'d Tustin :\layor IJonald Saltarrl!i to l~U11tJI t'lC'C'llOTIS . \IOUld hi.' to ran :inoth('r Sl.'\l'Ction com· Xev1r s scat. Reinha rdt's scat v.·a~ filll'd by i\.'c.,.,·port mi!lct' rn!'l'ti ng and let that be !hf' \\'h<'n the LAFC meeting gQt under way Rl•ach :\1 ayor r>on;ild ~lclnni~ and dt·trrminat1on of .,.,.ho 1<o·lll Sl·r,·c." :\'e1•1I \\'ednt'sday. Salrarl.'!h \\';t~ sl\!lrlR in the Bf'lll'fllC s:ud th.11 11•as the onlv legal ac-said . scat 1\'ilh ~e\·irs nameplate in front of 11on of the se!N:tion rommi tt ce.!ai;t v.·cc\.;. "I ran't S<'C nny other rf.'e{)ur~<' but a hun . The n1a!lcr "·as furlhrr cloud ed bv thf' re;i l don11ybrook ," \'cl'!I said "] \l.'antNI \\'hen NC'vil nrrived. Saltarelli vi<·lclrd fact that a secrrt lun choon n1e('t iii!,! of tht' pubhc to lt'a rn about the l ~i\VC and !he scat to hi1n and 11•f·nt to sit in ihe nu· Sl·\f'TI rn3yors -fron1 lluntin~tnn Beat h, 110\\' 1'1n afr:11d lh<'Y havt• 1n a \'cry dience to begi n I.he debate ovtr le~alit it•s. Fount::u n \'alley. Irvin!', \Vestn1in:o.trr. 1u·ga r1ve \\'ay." Sa ltarclh, .,.,·ho s.11d ht had sought out a Orange. r.~rdt'n (i ro,·r and San ClemC"nte .. Th{' cornn1is~ion v.·ns !nformf{I fhnt le~a l opinion on his ('lection, said he -\l.'3S held tv;o da ~s before th ~ selccuon another Si'l('C'lion ron1m1\lee m('ctu1g \1.111 "docs not hold an.I' 111 f1.,.lrngs tov.•ard ~Ir. cornniiltC'r ml'l'lln~. take plar" ~lay'! so :'\<·1·1! agrft'd not to ~<'vii-but 1 feel I c.1n do a better job of Suf>('r''iSQr Halph J)i f'dr-irh, cha1rm.1n serve on the pan<'I unt il the final v.·ord rrpresen11 nj! the 1ntcrests of the prop!c in of 1he 1.1\FC. 1.'fltllencl.::'<i the mctling 11'aS comes 1n this county." a \'to!nllon of th<' slate's anli-st.-c recy la\I.' .. If I don't r<'tum.'' he said tn his lie said his elt'<'lion .,.,·as lc!!al. e\·f'n if hut the matte r nel'e r OC'Ca1nc an issue fl'llo.,.,· corn1n1ssi or1ers, .. it's hcen a rt:il no notice \l.'as gJ l'Cn that the purge v.·ould \\'cdnesday. pll'asure." take place and he urged the e11Les and Anoth<'r issue .,.,·as broui;thl up that has The l..t\FC is respon.~ihle for ruli ng on the coun1y to lay aside · · pc t t y vct to be fully resolved, howe,·cr. :inn('xations, d~annexations and sphcrC''l disagreements ." -Thorn as . \\'ood rufl . auorney f o r of 1nf\uenC't' and it!'I mC"mbc rshlp cons 1st:-; Deputy County Counsel V. T. Bt>Herur. S.1Hart:lli . said ;f ~tr!I. Frank<'1v.·k h's elec· of two city officials. two supervisors and Li 0 n Victim Has surgery --j'"'l!whod\';l"~" ~·s~lh~e IL ~Ar,Fcl<>'·s as,..llo,;:;rn;c"'=· t=he=n ="'=" =wa-=s =ille=ga=I l=he=n =Mc=ln=nis=h=a.,=be=en=o=ne=C<:=ol"',,,'"·====:::::,... W onian, 73 , 1-lad Scalp Torn :-f1ro v at Ir vine Park A plucky 73-year-old l\fount Palomar woman, who took friends on an afternoon outing to Lion Country Safari -one that ended with a 300 pound ma le cat named Tiny mauling her head -was pro- gressing somewhat from her injuries to- day. Thelma Samsioe underwent a marathon 10 hours of surgery at Sad· dleback Community Hospital overnight following the Wednesday afternoon ordeal. Her stamina -she is listed in serious but not. critical condition -surprised medical personnel who saw or helped begin the long process of surgical repair. The v.·hite-haired senior citizen had half he r scalp torn a"'ay. while Tiny sank his fangs into her neck during the attack and also damaged one of her eyes srverely. A team including plastic surgeons and ncu1"Q5Urgeons '\lo1>rked throughout the night on l\lrs. Samsioe. who had also lost much blood in addition lo experiencing severe shock. "For someone "'ho received the trauma she did,'' said a veteran nursing supervisor today ... )'OU have to say she 's a plucky old ga l." The tragic accident -one of 5:everc>I Oil Companies Accused Of Violations by Cory SAN FRANCISCO ( APl -Almost ·without exception. major oil companies have violated antitrust laws in their joint ventures for exploration and drilling in California, says Assemblyman ~e eth Cory.~ The Garden Grove Democr - charged Wednesday that Republican ty. Gen. Evelle J. Younger has failed to act on evidence to that effect developed by the Legislature'!! Joint Committee on Public Domain. Cory heads the com· mittec. Cory showed a news con!ereace a six· page letter he wrote to Yolmger. telling him that the committee's staff "believes that virtually every joint venture among any of the major oil companies operating in California" is in violation of state and federal antitrust laws . Cory, a candidate for state controller. spoke at the meeting of the AFlrC10 California eommittet on Polltlcal F..dudi- tk>n (OOPE), "'hose endorsement be seek!! in the Democratic primary. A spokesman for Younger said the at· torney general was out of the country but that Cory1s Jetter had been received "and "'e are anxious to revtew any material that ~tr. Cory aod his committee have with regard to joint ven tures by the oil companies In oil exploration." Cory said a 1963 U.S. Supn?me Court ruling said the Sherman Act bars partners from joining in oil drilling unless the y could prove that the project was too big for e.ny one of them to undertake alone. He said lh8t In California "the most blatantly illegal or th'se~jolnt venlures - THU~IS-Slandard·ARCO -w o r k s dirtetly to the detriment Or the state." cent of the Long &ach field rights. Cory said. C-Ory said Shell joined the THU11S bid· ding group only a few days before the ac· tual bid offer and thereby was eliminated as a competitor. Sta ndard and Afl CO showed by bidding for the 80 percent share that each was in· dividualt~· capable of buying 40 percent of the field rights , Ccry said. Nevertheless. they operated as partners in bidding for shares down to 1 percent, eventually ac· qulring joint. title to 10 percent. •·Ttie gut point in this i! that they all know what each other is doing." Cory said. "U lb.is happened in any other in· dustr)'. people \\'OUld be outraged." "The joint venture!! In which these companies are engaged do not stop at the Long Beach unit," Cory said. "In the state there are numerous fields which arc operated either jointly or 8!1 a unit by several of these competitor.i. "In the production of crude oil the companies act as though they \\·ere ooe gigantic California oil company forever exchanging information about. production policie.s and making joint determinations about bow much crude oil to produce," he said. ~tajor · companles also cooperate in pipeline openllons, Cory cbarged , by u- changing deliveries over pr ivate lines v.trich state law decrees cJ.D carry onJy oil owned by the pipeline owner. "This leads us to the realization that the pipeline system is al$0 operated a!I a single. massive joint venture among the majors," he said. \\'hich ha\·e occurred among six Lion Coun try Safari v.·ildl ife prese rves since they opened several years a~o -ocr:urr· cd about 3:05 p.m. \Vcdnesda~·. The Samsioe car was rol!ing s!o\vly through Section Three of the Jf'\·ine amusement facility al 8800 :\loul!.,n Parkway. with the victim at !he wheel. J erry Kobrin. vice president and public relations director for the park. said :;he \l.'as turned away. look.ing right along \\'ilh passengers ~-frs. Ruth Bishop. also of ~fount Palomar. and r..lrs. Bishop's grand-daughters. Vicki Jean r..tilam. 8, and Rae Ann :\lilam, 5, of Chula Vista. (;lancing out of thei r back seat va ntage point. the girls screamed that a lion ,,..·as approaching. Irvine PoliC'C Office r Don De La ~l.'i ter said ~1rs. Samsioe apparently panick ed because her window "·as rolled do.,.,·n about one inch due to the sp ringtime heat. She grabbed the crank handle to roll it up. but in her haste and confusion she rolled it dol'.11 and Tiny-a park-bred cub who has reached 75 percent adult weight-sprang. The victim began honkin~ and the passengers screamed . leading Pa rk Range r Greg Horlock. 21. of Irvine. to race 30 yards in his jl'<'p and begin nudg- ing and bumping the beast al'>'ay. The young lion v.•as shepherded to an isolation cage. or hut. v.•here he is being kept pending a detcnnination of hi s fate. Lion O>untry Safari officials the<>rize Tiny was e qu a 11 y panicked by ~1rs. Samsioe's sudden fear and sl'>'ift mo\'e· mcnt, causing the incident . Marine to Serve Si-x Months for Coast Shooting Cam p Pendleton 1'farine Terry Lee \\'lckham has been ordered to spend six months in Orange County Jail for the shooting of a fellow Marine during a fracas that erupted outskle a San· Clemente bar. Superior Court Judge J.E.T. "Ned" Rutter ordered the jail term and five years probation for Wickham. A jury in his courtroom had earlier found the 1'tarine guilty of assault \\1\th a deadly v.•eapon. \\1iekham. 20, v.·as arrested May 18 near a cocktall lounge at El camino Real and Cadiz Road and kientlfled as the man v.•ho shot Marine John,. 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The court held that partners in a joint venture should be viewed 81 parenLI of the joint enterprise who ''WOUld not compete with thelr 0\1111 pn>geny.!' ' ' 1 )· > ' ' I ... . f DAILY PILOI Just ~ Coasting,~ J . .;-,..' '\@ with Tom orphine "'ho's Minding The Capitol? •• T"LA''ING llOOKY DEPT. -It rnust have something to do with this spting -.·c;ither. the way everybody is lrying to !ind e.'\cuscs to vaca!e the job !his ~·rek. Or maybe it's JUSt tx-cau~ so many stp- dents arc gett ing their spring vacations now. Anyway, lol~ of folks are looking for some limp ex~use to get out under lhe sun. You take for cxa1nplc ow· fiovenmr Beagan. He split a bit earlier ihis w('('k for a little vacation over in Ari:rona. This. of course. puts him out of the state and lhus. temporarily, he isn't governor dur - ing that time. This means that Lt. C'.ov. Ed Reinecke becomes govt'mor while Reagan is out laz.ing around in Ari'lOOa. TROUBLE WAS. for part of the time. Rei necke wasn't around either. He was off in Washington, D.C .. where he v.•as pleading "absolutely not guilt y" to federal perjury charges. Well. you absolutely could nol. accuse the lieutenant governor of goofing olf out or state. Obviously, he would have much preferred to have been here. being governor. Any~·ay, after the governor splits. and lsn 't governor, and the lieutenant governor leaves under circumstances he wishes weren't, then who plays head man in our state~ The job then falls to one State Senator James R. Mill!. the Democrat from San Diego. who is president pro-tempore or our California senatorial body. So whil e Reagan was vacationing and Reinecke was in Washington being absolutely not guilty, where was Mills? HE WAS GOOFING OFF too. Mills was out pedaling a bicycle some 600 miles from Sacramento to San Diego. He was in this cara\•an of bicyclists vmo v.-erc trying: to rally support for Proposition 5 on the June balloL Proposition 5 v.'Ould allow the sta te to take highwa y funds and use lbe cash for other transportation syst<'mS. You sup- pose this includes some bike trails. So it developed that Mills was just up-- coast. off the road near Santa Barbara, munching a couple of sandwiches, ~'hen he was informed that he was suddenly governor. em ~10~ JU~tp up. abandon his bicycle and rush back to Sacramento to , play governor? He did not. ~tills informed the state cops wh1> ~:amc !o fetch him !hat he'd just keep right on pedaling and be governor while he headed on toward San Diego. TI1u~. fc)r a short while, the scat of i!Overnment in California was a bicycle scat. Some JX'Oplc just don't take this busi ness of l>cing governor very se rious ly. ~1E,\S\\'lfll.E BACK in Sacramento, a coupll' (If aides to Gov. Reagan said yes. !here \vere two or three bills fl~ ping around on the desk that ought to be sign('d h.v some J!Ovemor or other. :i.lill~. rnc<.lnwhilC. was pedaling on tlownL·o:1s1, escor tl'<f by a couple of California ll igh\Yay Patrol cars 30 he t·ould ht• in r:1<lio contact v.·ith the rest of talifvrrua 111 c:isc "'e needed a governor (jUickl~. ~teany,·hile, t~ governor's aide'! up in Sacr;1111cnto dC'cidC'd the bills didn't need signing so l>:idly ;1s to buy an airplane 1 icke! :ind fly th<'nl sooth, trying to find J\lills :11 i;oinf' ro;icl stop. AH uf this rf'all y mnkf'S you \\'OOclcr. ~la~llC' we could just shu! dO\\rl S<lcr:n11cnto ;incl nobody 'WOUid really kno"· the difference. .. Thursday, April 11 lq]~ UPl ~t Grave Vigil Otis R. Reidling awaits at si~ during search of possible gangland ren1etery in Gainsville, Ga., shortly before body or his son. 24. was found. With Reidling are younger son and wife. search is linked lo probes of unsolved crimes. Wo1nen at War ERA Rejected on E1notional Now TALl..AHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) -The Florida Senate, warned that teen-age girls may he drafted into "barracks full of hardened. military men," has defeated the Equal -Rights Amendmenl by a vote of 21 to 19. Sponsors said they ~'Ould oot lry to revive the measure in the hoosc, which defeated it by a IO-vote margin last year. but ~'OUld seek public approval in a statewide "straw ballot." So far, 33 of the required 38 states needed to ratlfy ERA have approved it. The state senate voted down the Didn't Atwmpt To Fix Inquiry, Mitch.ell States NEW YORK (UPI) -Fonner Al· torney General John N. Milchell has testified that he did not try to fix a government investigation of financier Robert L. Vesco in return for a campaign contribution. Mitchell. v.1lo along with former Com- merce Secretary Atalll'ice Stans is charg- ed. with COMpiracy and perjury in con- nection wiftl Vesco's $200,000 cootribution to President Nixon's re-e-lectloo cam- paign. forcefully denied Wednesday trying to tamper \\'ilh the investigation by ~he Securities and Exchange Com- m~on (SEC). TESrrFYING AT his tria l in U.S. District Court, h1itche11 said his onl y con- nection wit h the Vesco case was a telephone call to SEC Chairman \Vllliam Casey to arrange a meeting with Harry Sears, a p-betv.·een for Vesco and former New J ersey st.ale senator. "Did you at any time ask cascy to do anything but \\'hat you just described ?" Mitchell 's defense attorney, Peter Flen1- ing. as.k.ed. "No. not at an y time." i\1itchcl\ anS\\·ered.. "Did you feel you were impeding the SEC investigation?" ''On the contrary," 1'.1itchell said "I thought I might further it.·• TifE SEC INQUIRY cven tu At l y resulted in a civil suit accusing Vcst.'O of looting Investors Overseas Scn·icrs. ti mutual fu nd Empire \'<'sco had \\Tested control of from Bernard Comfcld, of S224 nullion. amendment after Sen. \\I. D. Childt''rs of Pt'flSaco!a v.·amro that passage of the amendment v.·ouJd va lidate homosexual marriages and put women in battle in "'artin1e. "Can you imagine an 18-ycar-old girt, raised in the church, being drafted into a barracks full of hardened. military men and issued CI boots and uniforms!" he asked his colleagues. "When 1his happens, the hearts of Americans will bleed. They will break." Sen. George Firestone of Aliami liken- ed Childers' argument to the ancient Chinese custom of binding the feet of lit· tle girls. ,;We don't need to cripple our women to protect them," he said. "If we unbind them . they \1·ill not run a1vay from us - they'll remain at our sides as equals.'' AhourC'.1:k Claims Troops at Coast WASHfNGTON (UPI) -About 1,200 U.S. f\.tarines bad been statiooed off the coast of Cambodia in violation of lcgisla· tioo enacted last yeer, Sen. James. B. Abourezi< (0.S.D.) says. 1'.iarine Corps officials ackno~1ed.ged that the amphibi~ force had been in the gulf of Siam off.t;embodia, but said it never came closer than 40 miles to the coast and since had returned to its home base in Okinav.•a. The i\1arine officials said such forces had been in the Pacific for l\'Cll over a decade. and that toe unit Abou rezk men· tioned had gone to training areas in the Phill ippines and Hong Kong. as \\'Cll as the Gulf of Sia1n. DA.ILYPILOT DELIVERY SERVICE 0..'1..ery ol the Do~r f'.I"' i1 CJJCrOn'ttd Mollll•~"°"f. llYQll 00""' I'll-. '/Qui~ by~ 30 pm, U C! 1'"1 .,.,....CCllY ..... bl' l>IDuQ"' 10 '°'1 C.11$ ......... ....,.11000 .... 5-<lfCay ..... SuM.or 11...,.. 00 nol t"CP. ... -· -"' e 1 "' SI._... 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Meirts· formal resignation fol low- ed ~by one day · her bomb.shell an- . nouncement that she was steppin~ down. • l t will open a battle for her succession at a crucial time in the moves for Mkidle East peace between Israel and the Arabs. Gol11n Heights where there has been dal- ly lighting for a month. "There llill be no at~ ol ten- tativeness," Eban sakl. A spokesman ror the prime mlnister said the resignation would be effective im mediately, but Mrs. !\.1eir 1'-'0llld not abandoo her post until a new prime minister is chosen to head th e current cabinet on a caretaker basis. As Syrian and Israeli troops today went into the second month of a dally ~ war of attrition along the Golan Heights, Sec;retary of State Kissinger prepared for talks in Washington aimed at separating IJle opposing annies. A nine-member delegation f r o m Damascus prepared to meet I n Washington with Kissinger today. Syrian President llofei AJsad began a lhreHoy \·isit to ~1MCOW to discus.') the t.liddle East coolllct and Soviet economk &Mi.stance. ISRAEl.J AND SYRIAN gunners trad- ed ar1lllery fire for a 30th con.secutlve day \l,'ednesday on ·the tense Golan 1-leights cease-fire lines. T~ official Syrian news agency ac- cused Jsrael of firing sht!lls only yards from an outpost v.·bcre Ataj . ('.en. Bengt Lllgstrand, oonunander of the U.N. truce supervisorx organization, ~·as \'!siting. UPI photographer Hugh Alexander~ reporting Jrom the Quneitra'·Damasaa bighway. said · lsraeU gunners shelled Syrian positions for aOOut a hall-hour during a steady rain. BEFORE SENDrNG her letter to Katzir, Mrs. Meir met with her cabinet to 0 A Definite Plus' infonn it off}Cially. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan. at the ~nter of the crisis wh ich pro\·oked 11-lrs . Pl d N • Pin Meirs dec~ion to resign and potentially ease ixon ns one of the candklates to succeed her. left the: cabinet meeting early. Twenty minutes after receiving Atrs'. ?\teir's fonnal resignation. Katzlr said he M p z · . l T . would begin oonsultatioos iU1mediately ore 0 ,,,, "'a rips with political leaders in an effort lo find [,(,{_, · a replacement for her and her govern- ment to run lsrae1 on a caretaker basis. FOREIGN MINISTER Abba Eban said Israel would continue to meet its in· Lcmational obligations during the transi- tional period. Israel is engaged through American Secretary cJ State Henry A. Kissinger in delicate negotiations for a troop disengagement with Syria on the Birtli Control Not So Comic WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen. Richard S. Schweiker says U.S. foreign aid funds have beeen used to circulate in Panama a birth con· trol comic book picturing Lhe Virgin ~tary on the cover. It bears a caption. "Little Virgin. you ~·ho conceived without sinning. help inc to si n without conceiving." the Pennsylvania Republican said \Vcdnesday. SctM•ciker protested ' ' t h i s outrageous and distasteful use of U.S. lax funds'' in a lettt>r to 1'.1at· thew J. Harvey, assistant ad- mi nistrator or the Agency for International ~velopment (AID ). \'IASHINGTON (UPI ) -Presideflt Nixon is pleased '':ith the reception he got Wednesday campaigning for a con- gresslonal candidate in Michigan and may make further tests of his popularity, his chief spokesman says. Returning from a president i a I motorcade through Michigan'• Eighth District -a tradilionally Republican peninsula juUing into Lake Huron north of Detroit -White House Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler indicated Nixon might do more campaigning this year. He said Niz:oo wu "very pleased" by the ~·arm reception accorded by more than 20.000 who tumed out along lhe sparsely populated ~7·mile rural and small-town route. ASKED IF TIIERE would be more such trips, Ziegler smiled and said, "he'll be out." Speaking four times in the five-flou r "·trip on behalf of candidate James ~I. Sparling. Nixon heard jeers and chants of "Impeach Nixon NO\\'." Near Saginaw. ~·here his pfane landed, some signs read "Resign With Honor" and "If You Love Us -Leave Us." But most of the placards along the n1otorcadc supported Nixon -"Y.'e're for you J\1r. President." "This is Nixon Country" and "Hang In 11'lere." Nixon returned to \\'ashington \Vcd· nesday afternoon. and the White ttousc awaited v.'Wd from the HOl.t9e Judiciary Committee, vmich is deciding whether to subpoena 41 Watergate-related p-esiden- lial tapes. "WE'RE GOING TO tum over an materials St. Clair deems relevant.." said White Hoose aide Dean Burch oo tbe return flight lo Washington. 1be Michigan trip was Nixon's fint sbictly political campaign since the Watergate scandal broke open a year ago. But he never mentioned the scandal or his ovm politl.cal troubles, sticking in- stead to a traditional, informal campaign style. He chided Congress for refusing to ~ prove 17 o( his proposals, particularly energy JegislaUon. 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IOI , 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ' What~s • ID The Ne.,.,•port Beach minibus system to be given a lrial this summer needs a name. City ?.tanager Robert L. \\'ynn ""'anted to name it "The Newport Beach l\lunidpal Bl1! Sy~m." ;'Y.'e couldn't t.hink or anything really clever," WyM admitfed to COWlcilmen earlier this week. Neither could .lheyr so they're turning to the public for help. The council is sponsoring a "Name the Goi11g Houae Bus Line" contest. The prize \\'111 be a free pass for the swnmer. Entries should be senl to Ne1l'port Beach City Council, Cily llall, 3300 Newport Blvd. Deadline for entries is ?.lay IO at noon. The name roµst be five .,.,.ords or less. The coon('i\ vo'ill judge the entries. · .. Wynn said the conttst will be coordinated through the ~igh schools and chambers of commerce and other-groups by the Orange Coast League of \\'omen Dorothy !Janson comforts son Robert, 10, a newsboy who was beaten savagely rive weeks ago while deli vering papers in Oakla.nd. AL· though leaving hospital. Robert is. so far, unable to say more than an occasional and blurred "no." Hearst Says SLA Tricked Media iI1 Patty's Kidnap LA PAZ. lo.Iexico tU Pt l -~C'\\'Spaper publisher Randolph Hearst said the mass media have been hoodv•inked by the bizarre kidnap-i!xtortion plot of the Sym· bionese Liberation Army \\'hich kidnapC<I his daughter, Patricia. Hearst and his \\'ire, Catherine. \Vere resting at the La Cruces resort on ri.fex· SLA 'MARSHAL' ONCE CALLEO POTENTIAL KILLER -Pago 8 ico's Gulf or California 25 miles south of La Paz and "'aiting for v.·ord on the fate or their missing 20-year~ld daughter. The Las Cruces resort complex has a motel and approximately JS co1onial·style homes owned mostly by w e a I t h y Americans. including entertainers Desi Amax and Bing Crosby. Most guests ar· r ive at the isolated resort in private planes. Hears!. president and editor of the San Prancisco Examiner, has asked newsmen to kttp from fo Uowing him in ~1exico. "\\1e are here for a vacation to prepare for the ordeal ahead of us." he said. He complained about news coverage of the kindaping. saying leftist groups had taken advantage or the press. "This hns been one or the biggest ripoffs the press has e\•er gone through'," he said. He spoke ra\'orably about t b e American Indian ~1avement (Al~t), but denied press reports he wouJd go' to A-1in· neapolis Friday to mttl with Dennis Banks, the group's volatile leaders. , SERVICES SLATED FOR GOOD FRIDAY \ C<IOd Friday services are scheduled in nearly all churches. with many churches throughout the Southland conducttng apecial Tenebrae or ",ser_vicc oi darkness' programs. The ~jorlty of churches wUI be con- ducting Tre-Ore services from noon to 3 p.m. For a listing or speCial serVictS a.s submitted to the Dally Pilot, seo page 7. • ··rm not sure y:hat that is all about." he said. "But I do think Alr-.1 seems to be genuine. It is one of the few minority groups that really has something to say. I don't believe !hey are involved in this (lhe kidnapingl and they did not jun1p onto the publicity bandwagon ." Hea rst and his \l'ife Ca therine said in a ne"·s conference Tuesday they hoped to . stay in r.texico through Easter to rest from 60 davs of tension since their daughter v.·aS kidnapcd by the SLA. The Hearsts bitterly critici1ed SLA members as "terrorists" and said the kidnapers were "counter-revolutionary" and "not going to get a lot of people on their side." The Hearsts said th ey "hope to see Patty again." ·but cautk>ned. "we are afraid v.·e can't rely on the honor of peo- ple like this." ADDRESSES PEERS England'• Lord Snowdon I I ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, APRIL II , 1974 N.Y. Sto .. ks N TEN CENTS s Nanaej> Free Bus Fare Vo1trs. An L~'V spokesman al the roW'tr1\ meeung '.\looday had suggested one name that councilmen rejected outright. She suggested "The Yellov.· Streaker" since School buses v.·ill be used . CoWlCilmen Mon&dy night did appro\'f' the dates for thr summer operation. II ' \\'ill bl>gin .June 11"and end Sept. 6 .. Buses \\'ill run seven da ys a week from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. · \\'y nn had proposed that !he buses run on1~1 i\looday through Friday, but '.\layor Donald A. i\lelnnis said that v.·ou!d not provide a fair trial. · · U t.hc experiment is going to be meaningful. v.·e'Jl ha\·e 10 include &i,turda~-s. Sundays and holidays. That's v.·hcn \\'C have the biggest traffic pro~ lc1n. ·· the mayor said. • \\'>m also changed his earlier rCt'01n· rnendation that the city use i.,.,·o Hr pas.~ngc.r and tv.·o 43-passenger buses "The sehool calls the big buses 48· passenger bu:;1'5, but tht'~ n.· rt·:illr 32·passcngC'r bu~." \\'~nu s.ud llr :\.aid the cily v.ill rl'nt four .of the largt:r buses inst ead "There \\'OUld bl> roon1 for surfho:ird~ on the smaller buses, for ont• thing." \\'yrtn said. Counriltncn also Sp<'nt sornc time dt•ba ting v.'hrth£•r or not to 1111111 the s1z~· of surfboards that may bl-carried . b~ pa~~engers. Tiit:y Sc llle<I on a six·foot !1n111. 1\t th .. · ~1ii.::i:•''t1on 11( ( 11unr1!111<1n John :-.tori'. \\h<1 r1·pr• "'nt~ ih" 1•,1:.h·rn i.'lld of L'oron;1 (i.•l ~l:ir thl· bu-; r11U1l' serving th..1t ;1ro;·;1 _ \\Jl\ l11: t'\lcnd~' r r.irlit•r cl1·~1 ... 1011 !1.1 ,.,1,1bh'h ;1 f:1re of 25 1't'nl s for Jl! r1dl'r.-.. 1·\1·t·pt 'babes in arins \\ ~ nn t<1ld ro11nf1hn• 11 rh1·r1· .~rC' plons '·~'-"t' ll l'S \'\'.\11':. J ';i~e 2\ Coast Pc;>llution Target ' Officials Urge Ban on Fr eeivays, Power Pl<11it.s By CANDACE PEARSOS 01 lfl• O••IY P';i.I Sl•ll No ne\v fr('('11'ays or fossil fuel po"'t"r plants "'ould be a!lo"·ed "'ithin ftvC' milt•!=. of the coastline if Tf"l'Ommendat1ons of rt<g lonal coast;1! comrn1ssion planners ;ire adopted . Air pollution in the South Coa sl re gion is already "sufficiently st'\'t're ro dam;1ge life ~u1d threaten coas1.1! rrsou rc:es," thr planners w~· in a draft of th•! Coastal land i:n1'ironmenl l'lcment. .3 Giierrillas Cal1·1il y Kill 18 lsraelis KlRYAT SllE'.\tONA. Israel ft:PI J - Three Arab gu('rri,llas seized an apart· n1enl house in this Israel i border set· Uemcnt today and methodically !=.hQt 34 residents one bv onr before lht'1r ~uici de n1ission ended 'tn dea1h when \ilcir ov:n explosives blew then1 up. '.\tayor Arraham Al on1 of th is tov.·n of 18,000 nrar the Lebanese bord t'r said 21 persons were killed. includ ing the three guerrillas. and 16 person s "·ere v.·oundcd in the raid in 11·hich the cornnu1ndos shot \\.'Omen and children and hurled th Cir bodies o:.it of the \\·indo"·s of the three· story white concrete block build1ng . The Israeli military command ~aid the ISRAEL"S GOLDA MEIR STEPS DOWN . Story, Page •. guerrillas held off I s r a e I i coun· terattackers for 412 hours. \\'itnesses said the guerrillas set off their O\\'Tl ex· p!osi\'CS as Israeli paratroops landed Jy heliroptcr on the roof of the building. Aloni said 18 Israelis t\·cre killed 1n the allack. Including t\\'O sol diers. eight adult civilians and eight children. At on{' point, v.•itnesses said the guerrillas went fron1 door to door 1n the apartment house and shot anyone v.·ho anS\\·cred. (1\ statement by a Palestinian guerrilla group in Bei rut said the guerrillas hoped to seize hostages and for ce Israel to release 100 Palestinian commandos held in Israeli jails but d('stroyed th('msclves v.·ith explosl\'e-laden belts \\·hen thC' ISee TERROR . Page ZI CITY HA LL OPEN Newport Beach City Hall v.•ill be open tomorrov.•, Good Friday. All normal city services will be provided. It is the second elemC'nl in the coastal masler plan mandated by Pro1><1snion :ro . the 1972 coastal zone art "'hich crrated one sla!e and si x regional commi ssions. The South Coast <'Ommis:sion has pcrm1t :ind pt:inning Jllfl:od1ct1on in Orange and Los i\n~t·!es Counl!rs. The coastal land rt."port dral s hc«'lvily 111th air pollu1 1on and nlso reeo111n1ends. -Pollution source "h1ch <lrt.' (·001:-t.1 1· rclatt·d ~opt1n1!i: mor(' rffll'IC'n11y hy 1h1· ~hore!1nt· 1 n111.::i; u,.,c l<i!t·st pollution con· lrol tet.:hnolori~·. -Pollution sourCTs v.·h1 t•h are n ' 1 roastal·re\at<'d "n1 ust Ill' rcmo\'cd fron1 the co:1s!al 1.one." -Prl'sidrnt1;1I d~•\'t1opn1l'111 reni01(' £roln :i\ ail;ihlt i'n111ln~ n1c111. rommC'rc1al se r\'1c1·s ;ind puhl1r 1r.1 nspor!ation •·v.111 nor l>l' penn111cd " l'l;inners ('Ontl•n<l 1hat wh1•n Jll'Opli· hvr far frorn \hrir 1vork. !hr increase..:! :i u1on1ob1!c drivin g ndd~ to dt'treasin,g air <1l1:1l1ty. N.·='-1el's Po1·t e1· Se11~11ce<l . o 30 Days £01· Pe1·ji11·y 'ASHI\GTON rUPIJ -f1erbert L. "Ba " Porter Jr. of Laguna \'igucl. dcscri by his Jaw)'er as "the first vie· tim" of \'atrr~ate , v.·as sentenced tOOay to 30 da)S in jai l for l~·ing to the FBI nbout the bugging seandal. "I am nbsolu!ely positive in my h{'art -all the v.·ay down to 1ny toes -that I 11·il1 never get into trouble again ." Portt•r said just before Judge \\'ill1am B. Bryant sen tenced him. The boyis h·look ing Porter. 35. testified at Senate \\'atergate hearings last sum· m('r that he lied aboul v.·hat he knC\\' of \\'a tergate for fear olher \ixon carnpai1:tn offi cials 111·ould accuse hin1 of nol being a learn player if hr didn't. Porter Y.'a!I scheduling director for President :\ixori's campaign organiza· lion. 11e v.·as the . I Ith person sentenced in connection with \Vatergate. Porter, who first campaigned for \ixon as a boy of 8, was a college friend of presidential press sec:relary Ronald L. Ziegler at t:SC. Trained in business. he now works for his father·in·la111"s con- struction fim1 in Lagwia ~igi1t."I. "I'm a much happier person no"" doing "'hat I'm doing. getting av.·ay fron1 that kind of (polit ical 1 existence." he told reporters in January. Br\'ant told Porter hC' "JUS! can 't rorgi:t" 1hat Porter lied on 1hrec <K:· C'asions to federal investigators and sentenced him to a minimum of five 1nonths and a maximum of 15 months in prison. But he ordered that Porter only serve 30 rla\''i on the St."ntence and be placed on urisupcrvised probation for one year follo"·ing his release. Porter's wife, Carol , clut'1ling hand s of friends in the second ro~· of the courtroom. slumped in the seat v;ith !ears streaming do"'" her face "·t.en 1he senten('(! was announced. Porter's lawyer, Cha rles ~1urray, lold the judge his client v.·as a man of "hones· (See PORTER, Page ZI SENTENCED TO JO OAYS , Laguna Niguel's Porter --- Yo 1111 g·s1er, 9, Leaps to Hel 111 , S(lres Lli e Du y SA\" Olf.GO t1\Pl -Al 9 years old. ~tichacl '.\lc(;hcc stands a scant lour in- ches taller than the s1ccring "'het."l of hie:. fa the:r's \arht But he sa\'ed lh•! $17.000 craft in his 'irsl trv at the hc>!m. Cheered by Peers The s;uhng ad \ ;,nture ended a day·~ ouung aboard !h<' 27·fOQI boat lur '.\lichael. his nann y from England , his dog ;ind hi s dad. Dr. G{'Orge \lc()hef'. In a snapp,\' 1\ind \\1cdnesday ni ght. ~tcCh~ Jumped onto 1hr dock bu1 mi ss- ed the posl to v.·h1ch he pl:inncd to tie hi ~ yacht. 11c "'atchrd it b]Cl\\' nw11y. Lord Suo1vdon Speaks rffter 13 Years LONDON (UPI ) -Jn the narrow west peeresses' gallery, Princess lo.largaret gazed intently int.o t'qe ornate mock· Gothic House of Lords chamber, elbows on her knees. Now and t.hm, she turned to explain a point of protocol to her son, Viscount Lindley. Amid the O\'erstuffed red velvet benches below, the great moment finally came. For the firSt lime in a HOU."C of Lords debate. Lord Snowdown rose to speak. 1-lls fellow p.>ers chee.rtd him . They had "'tilted 13 years for the chance. Snowdon \\'3S a photographe:r named Antony Armstrong Jones whtn he mar· ricd Princess l\1argarrt In 1960. He WM made the Earl of Snov.·don in 1981 and took his· 1ord's se111 along w1th olher pC?ers of the realm. Since lhen, silence., But lhls is a H()IJ~ of Lords tradition, not ~rilt a royal family one. One ' I distinguished peer attended debates for 29 years before making his maiden speech. Lord Snowdon's tum came \\'edncsday, when the subject for debate was treat· ment of the handicapped. It is a matter on "1lich Snowdon feels passionately. As 9;ould any other peer. Soov.·don gained the right to speak merely by put· ting hi! name dov.11 In a reqUdt to do so. Ilia acquired royal reserve melted as he recounted Angrily what he said v.~re !he dangers of Lhc three-wheeled invalid \'ehltle the British go\'emme.nt l!sucs free to some of its 1.25 million SC\'erely disabled people. "Nothing v.·i\l convince me that this ln· lrlnsica\ly leUMI m11chint is !U)t.able for a disabled pcrM>n, nor !hat Its production should oontinue a moment longer 1" he $Old. Sno~'don said one go\•emment ofHcial IS.. SPEAKS, P1ge !I i\lcGht.>t. in an,Rui.~h. yt'llcd at ht!li ~n · "Turn !h(' engine on anel lurn right rud· der." A fourth grader <it nearhy Esrondido, ~1 1chac.I s1re1chcs up to 4 feet 2. and the steering \\'heel stnnds 3 fttt 8 Ills n:inny, llrt>ris \Yhtte . was below d k 111·hen ~ \\'cnt into action, peering through spokes of the ~·heel. ··:i.ty nanny came up and said. '\\1e're 1111 alone out he.re. "l'oo're goinlit to ha\'e to be pretty good al th \\'heel.' but I didn 't I~ my head,'' said l\liehacl. When the yac ht r~ru~ to tum right rudder, l\t 1chacl 1urncd It left rudd('r, barely missing the Siar of India. a 201· foot square-ng~ed salling 1hip built in 18&3 and now a· watrrfront museum billed B!I the oldest Iron ~hip anoat. "I almosl cracked Into It -got al! close as 10 feet. I think.'' l\llchacl said later. lie made 1wo P'!SM!S RI docking but managed to bring it alongside cmough io be tltd up. · • -A!tt'nlat11'(' tran~portation. I l k r huses. n111st hE-stronr:ly l'nroura~Ni. One wi1y v.·ould be to rcquirr <in :1nnual il·C' 10 tr.1n'ill S('r\'lt't! 1n li1•u of pru\ 1d1ng park· lfll; 'P:IC{'S Tht· drafr plilnrl111!( gu1d+•IJJH'\ also d{';i[ l'.1!h ;q.~neulrure. 11<1tur.1I fllJnl hfl', n11n1•r.1!!i :ind ('Oa~l:'ll ~tre111nio Tht· 1·ll'1n•·nt \\ 111 b1· <!1M·u"~·--d u1 a puh!1e ht •arin1.: •It 3 p 111 Arni '..'9 :it l.-0n g lic:ich llarbor I l•·p:irl n1rnt h1·:idquurtcrs. jSt'r FREE"'AYS, l'aJ!e 2~ /louse U 11i.l Orclcrs Ni .to11 \\'1\SllJ.\'GTON 11\!'1 -The llou.~!? J udic ia ry Con1m1trri· tni:h1r ordcrl'd Presidf·nt ~1 xon to turn 01 f'r hy 1\pnl 1J ::ill !apes and 01lt1'r n1,11rn;d,., T<''1U<'Slt'<I by thr roninHU(·e fur 11~ im1lt·nchrn cnl inquir~'· ln <l1rrc1ing 33 10 3 rlr:11 :1 s11bpoen:i hu Issued ff/r the c\'1d<'.lll'(•. the cornn1i l1''l' rr1C'ctcd ;1 last·rninutl• offt."r hy the \\'h 1tc House to deliver son11• nf thf' tapro con· \'er!(ations v.i th111 a fl'v.· da~s. · Tht' offrr. mad•· ·lj minutes before the t'On1mit1ct' 111i:t al lh1· rnor11111g, ca tnc 1n a 1elrphonc call fro1n \\ hitc !louse NIXON MAY CAMPAIGN AGAIN -Story, Pag• 4 lav1ycr J;1n1es SL Clair to John Doar, eh1<·f counsel or tht." t·ommilll'"· H lrd to a partisan !iplll in th<' con1 · n111ll't". R('pubbc,1n:-urg1'<I 11 !11.· :1rCt'pll-d . Hut 1he IX·mocr:1\lc rn.tj<ifl!~ s:ud th•· <"Qm1nn1~·t·. \1 h1<'h rnad•· 1!" ri:11ue~t Frb. 15. h;is v.·:111l'l°I lf1no: • n 1ut:h "It 's tinl t' 10 ,.,, nd ;i 111r~.,.11:ro that thi, pl.:i~ing <1f g:11111·<; i~ •11 • r ~o11d Hrp. John Sl'ib1•rl111g 1I1.11h111 th:.1rrnan l11·t1'r Hod1111) 111:.; .J .1, sai d :1ft•·r thl' 11·;1Jt111g tor lh•· 1 .. 1)1•<; 45 da~s. durinl! v.!11ct1 lh•·r·· h.111• h1'rn lrni:\hl' fll'ji0!1~11 !1)J1S b1:1Y.•·t'n .... t n:11r :ind !)Oar. 11 1~ 111111• for lh<' cnn.i1H1!f't' to i:rt on 1111h J!<; JOh of dC"tt'rrn1n1ng "hl·thrr grounds cxlst for 11npl'ach1ng '.\1xor\ ' If the eomrn1ttl'" hJS <Ill\' <l11!r\1t~. 1f th t' Hou.~t: h,1.., an\ drgn1t\1, if "l' rt,p.:-ct the 1n,tiH1t1on 1Jf {!O\'••mmt•nt :ind th(' ('ons11tutioo. 11c "Ill tnovr ah<•ad.'' Hochno s;11d. Thr !'.Ubpol'n:i orders 1hr comnH\!"1'·~ thit:f s1·('urit\' off icer to !.l'r11· ri sum mOR"li on '.\l'U•n or on<· of his su hordinatrs nrrler1n;: him to de liver to thl' comm Jt11•1• h~· 111 ;i rn ,\pnl Z.> l:lf)("s of .i2 )n. 1 ··r~:Hion'i brtv.·~n '.\'ixon a11d h1~ chit! :11d<"s la:.r spring "h1·n tlv> \\'a.tcri;olc (See PA1\'EJ., l'age ~I or:g:JA , :oast Weath er C'ltnrr.r sk1I'( i1pd 11'H!TI4•r dJ}~ 11 di heat up our I\ 1n<!-Cl'>oh•d co;1."t F nda;.. \\1th h1~h"li n·arh1ng into the rniddlc to upp<•r iO<. l i\SIDI·: 1'011.\ Y l h!llt lnbor en~!~ 111id f11rtigi1 co111 petit1ou IH11·1· l.•I lin1<I nt •I lS·yt•nr-old t r1•r it1r·I' p1 l\n11s11,. 1r~·s 011lu molc111:'J ~17.r111111i yrnr llOILI in t11 1' 1.-l.olr\l'J/( lllOflJtllllla busniess. Srur11 /'1rue i t.. M ... ytl U Ctlii.tlllt I C1•u111H U •l Ctl'ftl(l ll ( ... Hlltitftl ll Otttll Httktt II ltllllrl•f P't•• t fllltnt/llmtfll ,..,, '""·~· )l 11 M ' 0 "'°"" 11' Mt ... 'U!l't ti ·~ ""' '•"''<• u Afllll L tlldllln 11 ,,,,. ...... M•'Y•I flt1~t Htlio<l•I Ht•t Or•"'' (-..1't~ "'°'" "' S•l1• Dt SltMl'tllll Ii.ti Nllf'lo411 f ftfV!\ltll fMtttn #tt• .... #t•N "''" .. ' ll ,, " • , .. ,1 ll·U " "" , .. ~t " ,.,, ' ' ' ) ...r , :? OAIL Y PILOT N Me11 Face D1·11~ Trial L- T1i.·o ~1·11 j"l(lrt lk·acll 111(·11 -Onl' vf 1!)1•111 ·• high "l'hool eht•1ll1~trv h·<:1<'her - 11·rri· ordt'1 {'(] 1h1' 11·ct'k 10 r::i~·r 1n;1J ~lay '.!~ 011 n111lt1pl1· 11..irt'Qtit•s char~es listed 1:1.\ '''Tk 111 .,n Or.111gl.' C-Ounty Grand .J 11'\' itldlC!Hll'lll ' \\hilt· Su1>t·r111r ruurt .Judg,~ Evl"rC'tt \\'. ;1,t kr~ "a:. scll111g the 1r1al date for 11•ac·hcr Kent Allen Ria nda. 32, of 3J6L:i Larkspur A\·c.. and Richard Lawrence: llenson. ZZ, of 70511 Iris A\'C., both of Corona dcl ~far. thc search v.·('nt on for l llurd man nan1rd 1n the indictment. Sought on id<'nrical charges of 111anut;ictur1ng nnd. selling metham- phctam1nes (speed 1 1s Cuy Victor H:iu11·rns. '.!'.!. a tran.~1cnt 1.i:ho al!C'gedly roll<i.bora!cd v.·J!h Ri<•nda and llenson in .1 drug n1aking nnd distributing busin('sS C'£>111Crl•cl in a Grt•en Vallcv. San Hrrnardino Coun1\'. r;11lin. · niand<i. a t•hr1i11~1rv traehrr n! f~lt'n d11ra ltigh School. 11;;s <ll':-l-ribc'<I by ar- ft'~t1ng officer's ;is \hl' ninjor partner in !ht· alleged drug trafficking operation. !Ir .1nd Henson ;ire held 1n c.'Ounly jail iA'ith b:.ul set at $25.000. Both ml'n ~·ere arrested by agcnli; who said th1·y bought one pound of ··spc<il., fron1 the pair for $:!,000 ;ind had ar- ranged to purrh;1S1.' fj\"C n1orc pow1ds of the na rcotic for $\l,000. It is alleged that one sale alone of the il!cgully manufactured drug broughl the defendants $60,000 from undergrolind sources. Of11C('rs allege R i a n d a · s chemistry background ~·ns a \•ital factor in the illegal manufactu re or ''speed." .Fr1u11 Page l FREEWAYS. • • 925 Harl>or J>!aza Dri\'c. After the hea ring. the clement ~·HI ~ rl'viscd. brought back for a second look and then sent lo the stale coastal con1- 1n1ssion. l11ere it will be coordinated \\•ith similar iA'ork from the other regions. The same process is gone through with !he right other cle tnents: marine l'n- \'ltonn1tnt. energy, re c reat i on . transportation , design, geology, intensity of development and powers and funding . The comn1ission is asking for iA'rlttcn corn1nenls on the coastal cn\'ironment t·icmcnt by April 19. They can be sent to planner Pravccn Gupta. The docun1cnt rccoinmends that all prime agricullural land be m:Jintained in that use and any change to urban dcvel· opmcnl be mini mized. Jt also suggests that: -Because l\'alersheds help Ii n k beaches with n process or natu ral sand supply, th<'y rnust be protected from in- tensive development. ll lists seven such watersheds in Orange County: San Joaquin Hills, Can- yon. Upper Laguna Ca n yon, .i\liso Creek. Sulfcr Canyon. Salt Creek , San Juan Canyon and Boat Canyon . -Co:is1a1 mining must be discouraged :ind alternate sites found Inland. -Iluplex and multi-family lo\..s will be 1rqui r\'rl 10 be eomhined to pro\•ide for ITIUTI' open spal'('. -All l!aS stallons ~·i ll hare to install clr1 il'r~ lo r111111m1ze 1·apor Jossrs during jiUnl\)111~. -Adequah• arreage of naturai plants 1nu~ Ix-f'Of\Sl'fl'C-d. toial protection should be given to endangered nora. Ta ~s l hitl c.• Bucklcv '.\IOSCf)\\' 11\l'l -Tass today attack('d Sen. James Bt1ckl"'"1or alll'ging that President i\ixon is !n a .,..·cak bargaining position for lhc su1nmit n1eeting this sumrn<:r and therefore should call off !h<' trip. 1'hc off1cal Soviet 11C'-''S agency ~11d fluckh·y (("ons -R.N.Y.l. and other '"\\'ashington hav:ks" :ire afratd !hat 1he rw:<I Ln11ed Sr;it(':. $o\"ict summit .. .,..;11 n1akc a nc'-'· t-Ontnhullon to normalizing rhl· 1nll'rnat1ona\ s1tua11011 and conlributl' 10 making detl'nt\' o.n IIT('\"t-rsible pror- ccs. ... 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Co rona de! ti far, get the feel of "piggy back"' 81 n1111 mortar and 50 tal. ~a.chine gun on deck of f\1ey,•por1 -ba sed Coast Gua.rd l'Uttcr. Ton1n1y v1s1ted the cutter \Vedncsday as <"oast Guards1nen condtH:ted open house. County's New Sta1·1· Ra11cJ1 The 5.f>OO-acrc Slarr-VieJO l!eg1onal \\'i\dcrncss Pa rk. Orange Co 1111 t y · s nc'A'est recreational area. \Yi ll bC' open for can1pers and day users al i aJn. Friday. The ne111 park ls locatl'd about ll'n miles up Ortega High>A·ay !rotn San .Juan Capistrano. The entrance ~·ill be mark- ed. \ Larry Leaman , director of opcr,1tions for lhe county ~!arbors. Beachrs and Parks Departnicnl. said o v e r n i g ht campers should bring C\'erything \\'ith them -including drinking water. "There wlU be chemical toilets in the camping areas, but the 'A·aler that is on the land has only been certified for use by horses and other animals," Leaman said. -The county has constructed about 140 .From Pagel BUS NAME ... underway lo establish a rrec transfer system ~·ith the Orange Countv Transit Dist rict. - There 'A'ili be four routrs operating in the syslem. Each will Ol'{'rl ap another. Route l >A'ill sc rl'f." the Aalbo;1 Peninsula. \\'est Ne>A·port :tnd Lido Isle . Route 2 >A"ill scrYc Newport llcigh1s . \\l{'stcliff, Dover Shores and Bayside \'\Hage. Route J will srr1·c i:~rrstbluff, \larhor \'iew llills and Newport Center. Houle 4 "'ill serve Ballxia Island ~ind Coron;i drl ~t:ir. \\'ynn ~aid he expects 1he trial to J1a\·t' a net cost of h('t11·cC'n $$'.!~.000 and ~:!4.000. Summer s,run Sessions Slated Summer i::11·imn1111g classes for kin· drrgarten and pr~·school ch1ldrrn agt' .i and older 111ill b<'J!in April 22 nl 1ht' Orani::e Co<Jsl Y:-.tCA. The IO-sess1on progran1 11 ill n1rct :-.ton- days. \\'edncsdays and Fridny~ h1'1"·c·t'n 1 ,<ind 3 p,111. A second cour se 11 ill brgin :-Ol:'!Y 15-:" Registration "'ill be t:iken fron1 !I a n1 to 3 p.m, daily thr 11:eek of Aprtl l:i-19 at th(' )''.\JC .. \. 2.'.lOO Unh•crsJty l)nv~', Ncv:port Bench . Information i~ 3vailablc by calling the Yr.tCA. 61.2·9900. Jane Fonda Secs Soutl1 Vietnam TOKYO (APl -Amencan actrl'$~ Jane Fonda ~topped O\'tf" rtctntly 1n lfaool while on her ~·ny lo \·Js1t the "1\b('rated zon<"' In South \'1e1nam, thl' t-."orth V1etname~ News Agrncy rl'ported today . A broadca~t from the North \'i1•t- nam("SC rap1tal said shr \\1as ac· companied by her husband. Tom ll:•}'dcn. !heir eijtht-moottH>ld son, and Amcrh.•n11 camera1nan Hnskrl \Vexl('r. ll did 1lo1 11hr(• the dale~ mt'Y \\'Cre in Jfanol. nor did lt 1;11y "'hen tht•y \lotnl to !hose areas of So111h \littn.:un conlrolled by forces opposed to 1he Saigon govern· ment ;rhc broadc~s1 ~Id II~ Amcr\c:in nc· tress nnd h-:r ~rly 11rrep('('tcd 'Aarmly by \'llnflWI \'t~·tnan"K'it dJ,'iclnls, pr11111li\'C tan1p~tlc'i «1rrtchini:: about a nulc up .scenic He1\ Can)·on 111 1ht Cl'lltl'.r of the hui;e park. Leaman said aho11t 40 sites near the n1outh ol the {"<Hll'on h;ive brl'n st·t a:,ide !or largl' ca1nP<•rs :.ind recreational 'chicles 11·hi«h 11·ould be unable 10 traverse the pr11nitive dirt roads farther up !he eanyon. 1\1! cnn1psilcs \1'iJ! be on a fi rsl-come. first-~crred basis :ind l~aman said sever.-.! large groups of ScouL'i and horsemen already have reser1·rd cam- ping areas. T1110 campsites near a rebuilt corral in Bell Canyon h;i,·c been srt aside for equestrian camJ)C'rs. Leaman said there is water and rorage for the animals around the camping arra. The cost for ca111ping in the park '''ill be $2 per night with a threc-nighl lin1it and day users \llill be charged 50 cents. Pirnie tabll's have been set up near the mouth of the canyon. Lcam<in added . Tht're "'ill be a stricl prohibition on open fires .in !he park -including barbcci.1es '-''1th coals -and campers are ad\·isrd to use ca1np sto1·cs for cooking. L('atnan said back paekers \rill ha1·{' 10 c:in1p in the \'Chicle e:imping nrl'as for :ibout thc next t\\O months unli1 tount\' crc1rs can selrct wilderness ca1np~itcs o'n the ranch. IJut he said about six n1i\cs of trnils h::il'C bt.'C'n established in the n1os1 sCTnic p1)rt1on of the park. "The 1rails are actually fire roads and !hey lend to soine of the n1orc spec· tacul ar \'ie"' areas." Lcan1un said. J.e;iman said al least fil'e harbor drpartn1ent rangers \\'ill be on horseback patrol ovrr thr 'A'cekend in addition to a she riff's unit and a county fire ma rshal. From Pagel PANEL ... co1·rn1p 1ras surfacing. "If the President coni)llil's 11·i!h a sbu- poen:t and produc('s the 1n:itrririls the l~n1111\ttrr seeks. tht• ron1mittrc nnd the l!t)U!>t' 11 ill lh' 111 ;1 lh·l!t•r po:-;1(1011 to "'';1lu.'l!l' fully ;u1tl on lh r n11•r11.~ wht•!hrr i.:ro11nd!> for 1n11)l•ath1nent l'"-l~t. .. ~ta4l's a lt'gnl bri\'f prcpn red b~· Do:t r Tht• subJ'IO{'na CO\'Crs cnnvcrs:il ions brl>A'l'Cn :'ll'1xon ;ind for1111T ;ud£'s IL R. lf:1ld<'n11111, .John F:hrl1 rhn1an and John "!Jean in February. '.\lnrch and April 19i3. ln most cas(•s. lhl' rcques! S?fcifie.s the date and ('1·cn the ti1nc the ronl'crsa!ions took ph1cr. 1'\J('n> are i1Jso rC'qursrs for all con- \'rrsat1ons bct.,..·een 1he President and llalcl<?mnn and the President and F.hr\ichmnn during lhC' period April 14 through 17, and all conl'e-rsations betv.·ern Xb:on and -former Atty. Gen. ltlcha rd l\Jc-lndicnsl and AMI . Ally. Gen. llenry Pe1t•r5rn [ronl April t~ through April 18, 19i3 It 1\·a~ :lll but tht' last f\\'O Items that St. Clair offert'd to gil'e the rommi!lc-c. An am1•ndmf~t offered bv Rep . David l>cnnis rR -lnd. ), to 1nnke 'the subporna ronfor1n to SL Clair"5 offer. "·as re1cetcd 22·16, iA'ith ()/\c licpublictu1, Rep. Caldwrll Rutlf'r 1R-\1n.1, jo1n1n1t the tl Oenlocrnts 10 dl:'ft!SI it Thr \\hitc Jfousc. ul 'rlel11ying :iny rl'i:ponse to lhe committee rcquc~i for nJOrc than six '-'"CCk~. ho!! taken the posl- 1lon th.1t II n~ds 10 k.now rnorc c:ll'ilr/\• Jll51 "ha\ tht! Lv~lltt'l' •.inu · ' Reasmas Withlield Fron& Page J PORTER · ... Teacher Ousted t \', 11itl'gnl}, iJeah ... 111 a11tl 1!~\"ollon 10 tht truth and the right. .. f\lurra y ~111d Porter "as betr:l)'Crl b'.f rrif'nd~ in thl' rl'-elcc1io11 1·an1pa!gn 11 ho :l.\k~11 hun lu Ii\' 111thoul !vl!ing hi in 11 h~ • At Orange Coast ''He k11c"' notl11 11i: of thl· \\':itcrGalc· l>rl':lk·ln." :.turra} :.:ucl "lie k11ew 001h1ng of the !'o-cat1t:d CO\'erup In r:ict he 11as Its lir~t IK'l1111"' Orange Coasl Col!cg(' hiology !Cill'h1·r TheOOorc \\'. Bandaruk "·;is d1sn1iss~ \\'ednesday night py the Coast Con1· rnunlty College District Uoard of Trust('('~. The charg{'S agair.st hirn \Vl'rc not d1selosc'll . AarnJ[1ruk. '!'!, of 7'.!&I \\'. Oceanfront. '."ry,·porl Bcaeh. had h<'en on thl' fac.-uhv since 1971 after obtaining a master"S degree from LiC lrvint>'. lfe declined to comment today on the ~ction taken agalnsl him. "I'd rather not lalk ;ibo111 ii. rm \•ecy y,·rJJ representrd by some very good people on campus. 111 the community and an attorney from the ("alifomia Teachel"3 Assoc iation,.. he saitl. "I feel thal some mistakes have been niade." College lruste<>s considrr('(J Bandaruk 's <':1sc in l>A'O sepnr<tll' exccuti\'l' scssiort'i . ·rh£>y agreed un<ini1nou sly 1h~1t th1· l'h;1rges ;ig;Jinsl h1n1 had sub!ilatll'l' bur \ll'fl! spli t J-2 on chs1nis~al. Colll'g" officinl.~ harr n·rused 10 di\'ulgc the nan1cs af tl1e !l\'U board me1nbcrs >A'ho l'Oted ag..iinst dismissal. ·rhe decision to dismiss was appa rently rn;1d<' during ('.~ecu1ive session. but !he \'Ott.' 1\'aS not n1ade public. Sources al 1he college refused to narne .From Pagel SPEAKS ... had told him to "lay off tt.", safety lark'' in his private campaign for safer invalid cars. Another told him that he was qualified to judge the car. Bul as Prioc{'ss J.Iargarl't nodded in the gallery. Sno11.·don told the silent peer~ ho1v he himself ·h.-.d rolled Ol'Cr one of the c<irs ~·hi!e tra\'eling less Lhan 20 n1ilcs per hour. Point by point. he dciailecl its shortcon1ings -"unstablr. easi\~1 coni- hustible, unreliable,"' its accident record ··per fectly appalling."' Lcird \\"ells-Prstcll. replying for the go1·ernment, said such allegations y,·('rC' "unjus-tified and undesirable." \\'1th the dccorun1 and l'~aggcrated rour1esy nonnal in 1hc ll ouse of 1..Clrds. ... the rl••bate continued t!-rrough srveral ornt•r spcakrrs and resul!cd in J1eithtr l1rm ('()nclusicn nor !angiblc action. /· ' >. " ! " I • "• ' ' !'pcci11c l'hurg<'s UJ!<i11lSI Randuruk hut s~uJ they incluch· 1•1olaHons of tht' l1tt.Su1ess and professional code. :\ high-ranking collc~c offiri:i l in· <hca trd that the chi£>f charge against Band<1ruk Nnccmc<f hi• nlc!hod of g111no: gradl's nnd credit for roursc 11ork .Fro•n Page 1 . TERROR • • • lsrarlis e!9st'Cl in.~ h1 Jt'rusalrm, earetaker l' rim e l\lin1stcr Golda Ml'fr told the Knesset 1 Parliament l "the Lebanese government t'1USI know that 11·c re~ard it <ind :ts c111zens 11·hn ;ire t11dinc the tt'rrorists 1\·pun~ib!l' tor this tn:issacrl'. \\'c .::ire ~hocked by lhe crime th at occurred tins n1ornins: at Klryul Sh c in on a . Assassination for the sake of assassina- 11on." The attack on this settlrment popu!aied prin1arily by Sephardic Jews from t-."orth Africa. began at 7;30 a.m. local time "'hen the guernllas moved in from thl' surrounding brush-covered hills. the eom- 111and said. Ben Shimon i\fandi, 21, a residenl of the apartment building. said he was asleep .,..,hen the attack began. "I thought il 11.'as a madman or a drunk . anything but a terrorist ," he said of the first shots he heard. t.landi said he rushl'd upstairs when he hea rd screaming but returned to his apart1nent when he realized he y.•as unarn1ed . He said he srayed in his apart- rnent until he 'A'as able to escape. The explosion tha t killed the guerrillas blew a11.•ay part of the top floor of the apartment building. The room where they barricaded themselves was spat· tercel iA'ith blood . Pieces of bodies were scattered in the smoldering debris. \\'hen border patrolmen tried to carry a1vay the guerrilla remains in a black truck, 200 Israeli residents attacked 1hem. Fist fight& broke out. The residents managed to set fire to the guerrillas' rrmains before troops mo\·ed in and restored order. l'ortrr 11,1111'<1 1nd1<'!111ent :ind p'1'!1lh'<I _J.!utlt~· Jlin 28 \11 a s1n~h·-1·u1i111 of 1nak1ni.,: "f<il S1:. lictJtious 1111d tr <• u d u I en t !'t311•n1"n1~' to the Fiil af.1nu1 th1' Lu1: ~1ni;t seand•tl. Thr 1·har~1· 1~ ~1n11 !ar lo JW,'rtllt) Br.van! orrlC'r1-d 1h.1t Porlt·r. \\hO \lo ill be 36 on Saturdav. 5\Jrrcndt·r to federa l n1rirsha/s 1n Los .~n~elt.'s no latrr than 10 a Ill, tPl_lT I. ,\pr1I 22 I() begin ser\'ing a monlh :11 the 1nin1mum scturny fodcral c.:o~rcction fa ci!Jty at l.on1poc. Po~ter 11!$tifl_ed rf4. the n~lionally · 11·lev1se<1 \\"all·rgate l1l'arings last sum - rnrr 1hat v.'hl'n ihe \l.'atl'rgate ~cand;il hrokc. hi.'i superior at the Con1mil\l'C for fff'-elec1ion of 1h12 President. Jcb Stuan ;'fa'l:rudcr. askC'cl hin1 10 corrolx>ra!c ,1 f,11sc story. Th(• stor~· l\'<lS !hat SI00.000 in ran1- pa1j.!n funds ho.d lx'i•n funneled to CR:I' of· • fieial (;. (;ordon Liddy lo prot('tT s1~·akcrs for the Prc·s1d1:n.:s eumpaign · from . possible violc nec . As schcdn lini; director of CHP. Porter had char,11e of :1rranging appearances for "surrogate "' SJ>fakers ~·ho campaigned for Nixon <irowid th~ country. In fact. some of the $100.000 'A"en1 to Liddy to finance illega l survc1\lance of Democratic foes. pr imarily the bugging of Democratic National Committee head - quarters at the \\'atergate orficc con1· plex. Liddy ~'as convic ted in that case • and is in prison. Porter told Bryant he had been suspicious 1\·hy he had been asked to !ell a phony story bul did· not know the reason for it until last April when r.lagruder finally told him the 'A'hole srory or the co\•eru1>. "Needless lo say I v.·as quite shocked and frightened." Porter said. lie said he 11·ent lo the Watergate pro- secutors imn1rdiately and told them the full story. Porter said he had given the .same phony story to a grand jury and on the 'A'ilnl'ss stand at the original \\'atergatc tria l -all at the urging of ~1agruder. He said he did so "probably because of the fea r of group pressure ~nat 11.·ould ensue, of not bein~ a team playe r." f\1urra~· urged leniency and the assis- tant specio.l prosecutor. Richard Ben· Veniste. stressed they had no e\•idence that Porter hed as part <Jf a conspiracy or for any o t h (' r reason '"!/Ian a 1nis- guided sense of loyalty." . ' The Knit Shirtdress: '. ( . specially priced for Easter and after! A timeless favorite; making a cool, sleeveless enlrancc on !he \•1arrn v1eather 1ashlon scene. Choose from a !'.ielec!ion of lun-fresh prints including \vh1ms1cal boid dots, all +n easy care polyeste r hn.t. Buy :.:;everal at th is low star1-of·lh e - season price! 17.90 silverwoods Sec what 1ve have • 45 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT CENTER NEWPORT BEACH , I \ J I ~ ) Today's Final N.Y. Stocks VOL. 67 , NO. 101, 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY , APRIL 11, 1974 c TEN CENTS Coast Ban Urged on Freeways, Power Plants , By CANDACE PEA RSOS 01 th• D•llY 'lltl St.ill !'l;o rieW freeways or fossil fuel pcl\\'e r plants would be allowed Ylithin five miles ... of the roastlinc if rcconun1·ndalion~ of regional coastal commis~lon planners are adopted. Ai r pollution in l~e South Coast region is already "sufficientl y severe to damage life and lhreatcn coastal resources." the planners say in a draft of the Coastal land environment element. ll is the second element in the roastal master plan mandated by Proposition 20. the 1972 coastal zone act \lo'hich created one state and six regional comm issions. Th~ South Coast eomn1iss10n has permit and " planning jhrisdiction -in· Orange end Los Ang~~lcs Counties. The coastal land report deals heavily Y<itb 'air pollution and also reeommcnds : -Pollutio'n sour0C \\•hich arc coastal- rtlated /operate more efficiently by the shoreline) must use lalest pollution con- ! rol technology. -Pollution sources which,. a r r n · I coas1al-reta1ed ··n1u.st be removed from !he coastal zone:· -Presidential dcvelopn1ent rcr.1otc fron1 available employment. commercial • scr;'ict:"i and rubt ic Lransportr111on ,.\1111 npt Ix-pern11llt'Cl ," Pliu1ncrs i·tit,ll('nd th:1t \\<hen f)\'Qpl..: l11·e far fron1 th1·1 r v.·ork, the inere;is('ll automo™lc driving ad4s·10 dl•crcasing ;11r q,uaJ1ty. ~ . -Alt l'rn.1!111• tn1nsporla!1011 . 11 l\e buses, rnLJ~t be strongly t•ncourngC'd. Ont• v.·ay v.ould be to require an annual fee to transit sl.'rV1C\' 1n lit.:u of providing park- ing spact.·s. The draft pl.1n111ng guid1~!inl.'s ~.!so di':i! v.·ith agncu!!urt. ni1tur11l pl;int hfl'. n1lnetals and coastal stre:in1~. The ele1nent \rill be d1 ~cusscd in a public hc;1rini.: at 3 p.n1. ,\pril ::!9 111 Long Ueacb Harbor l.k·partrnent hcadqunrters. 9.!.) Harbor Plaza lJ!"l\'l'. After the hearing. the rl(•mrnt will l,i(• rt•\'lsl.'d. brought bark for a St.'Cond, look ;ind then !H'ril to the state C(Hlsta! coin· 1111ss1on. 1111·rc it v.·il! be COQrd1nafed \\'1lh sirntlar work frorn tht• other rt·gion~. The. s;in1f' process is gone through .,., ith tile l·tght otht·r clcn1l'lltS'. n111rint• rn - ' 1ronn1cn!. energy. re or ca 1 1 on. t.ransportat\on, Qrsign. geology, 1ntens11~ of dr\"eloµnit•nt ;uxl pov.·ers and funding . Thl' con1 n11ssion is asking for y,·ritten 1·fun1nt·n!s on the ron~101! cnviron1111:nt ~·1t.•n1ent b~ April 19. Tht•y r:111 bt' s1·11l 'O pl;innf'r l'r;1V1't'I\ (;upt.1 . Th L' docu111t·111~ rccon11nl'lld ~ 111~1 ! :ill prinll' agricultu~at land tx• n1 :1111trunrd 11t that us(' and ;iny chang(' 10 ur !l11,1u ,.\,1- op1nt·n1 bt" 1111nimi:t.t'tt. It ulso suggests 1hrtt : -BL't'<itlSC v.atrr:-.hrrl• lh·f1l 1i11 k he;1cht·s with ;i proc·cs~ ,i[ 1i.1!11r.~I ~;.11d supply, th1•y n1uc;\ he proli:l'll'<'l lro111 111- lt·n~!\"{• developrnent It )1 st~ se\"en such 11 :11\·r~ht<Ci" 1n Urangc County : San Jo<iq\1111 H il:~. 1,..111 ~ull l'lil" r l..'.lf!U!la Can y r1 n, .\lt c;n !'i l't'k :-.ulf•~r l ';1n~nr1. S:dl t 'rt•r~. S:111 ,Ill.Ill (-.ltl.lilll ,UH1 l~l,1! { drl.\ull. -Cu.1-1.11 111_in111~ 11111"! 111' di'>CllllrJS('(I .1ud .1~!•·111.11t· .•1'1'" found 111l.111d. 111 1pl1 ·~ .111d rn11h 1 f.111111~ lo!~ y,·1\1 bo.· 1 .. qu1l't '<I 10 h· t·11:nhuh·d I" pro11d1.:,for. l:lHfl' "ii' I\ ~p,1Ct' \!! l:·•' •l.d1"11' 11 dl li.i\r In install d1•11r•'" lo 1n11111n11c \.i1~1r lo·.·t'~ durJnI; i•Lllllp1n,.: -1\lk·q11~•!•· ncrl':i~·· of 11:.•ur:1i pl;i111 • 1nu,1 hi· tvn,rr\·l'd. 101:d protl"C"1ion :;h 11ilrl b1· 1:11{'11 to <'!Jd;ir.,i.:1·rL'il nora. error1s s a Goi1ag Ho11ae Dorothy l'.l?nson comforts son .Rober~. 10: a newsboy ."·ho was beaten savagely five weeks ago \l.'h1le delivering papers in Oakland. :\!- though leaving hospital. Robert is, so far. unable to say n1ore than an occasional and blurred •·no.'' Heroic Boy, 9, Saves Dad's $17,000 Yacht • SAN DIEGO 1AP) -At 9 years old , Mi chael io.lcGhee stands a sca~t four in· ches taller than the steering y,rheel of his father's vachl. But he saved the $17,000 craft in ti.is first try al the helm, The sailing adventure ended a da y·s outing aboard the 27-foot boat for ~-lichael. his nanny from England,. his dog"Snd his dad, Dr. George MeGhec. In a snappy wind \Vedne.sday night, McGhee jumped onto the dock but miss· ed the post to which he planned to tic his yacht. He watched it blow awa~'· ~!cGhee, in anguish. yelled at his son'. "Tum the engine on and turn right rud- der."' · A fourth grader ~t nearby E~ndido. !\lichael stretches up to 4 feet 2. and the steering wheel stands 3 feet 8. His nanny. Doris \Vhitc. u•as below deck when he 9;ent into action, peering through spokes of the wheel. SERVICES SLATED FOR GOOD FRIDAY Good Frid11y services are scheduled in nearly all churches. \Vith many churches throughout the Southland conducting special Tenebrae or "service of darkness' programs. The majorily of churches wfll be ~· ducting Trl!-Ort services from noon to 3 p.m. For a listiog or special services as submitted to the Daily Pilot, see page 7. ··~fy nanny came up and said, 'We're all alone out here. You're going to have to be pretty good at the 1vhee\,' but I didn't lose my head." said l'.1ichacL \\Then the vacht refused to turn right rudder. iVllcliael turned it left rudder, barely missing the Star of India. a 201- foot square-rigged sailing ship built in 186.1 and now a waterfront museum billed as 1he oldest iron ship anoat. ··1 almost cracked into it -got as close as 10 feet. I lhink," ~lichacl said later. ~le made tv:o passes at docking but managed to bring it alongside l!flough to be tied up. By then, 50 persons were cheering on the dock . Said Bob Hartman. a tourist from ~ladison. Wis .• of ~1ichael : ·•That little boy showcd so much spontaneity in an cn1ergency." The littlest sea captain conceded it was his first shot at sailing. "But J'\•e sat on my father's lap a fe\v times," he bragged. Kidnap Trial Sla ted LONDON (AP) -Ian Ball , a 26-year· old drifter with a history of mental Ill· ness, \\'as ordered today ·to stund trial on charges of auempting to kidnap Princess An!l and attempting to murder four men who tried 10 save her. Ball wa s )U'reslcd after a gun attack on Anne 's car in the f.Iall , near Bueklngbam PnlaCt', on ~tltrch 20, Four people 1,~:ere wounded. 3 Gt1111ne11 l(ill Selves . . KIHYAT Sll~:~IO:\.\. l~rat'I ll'Pl ! Thret' Anib ~u1.•rritl;is J>1.•11£'tl an :1pJrt- n1en! house 1n th is l ~r.1 C'li bord1·r s1.·!- tlt•mt'nt lod:1y and n1cthodic:JIJ~· ~hut :i.i rl'sidcnts ont~ hy one t>t•forC' th(•ir suicide rnission C'Tidl'<I in de:ith \1·hl'TI lhL•l r 011·n cxp!osiVL'S blcY: them up. ~layor Avraham Aloni of 1hls town nf 18.000 near the !.ch.Jnl·hC ly ~df'r S.Jid '.!l pt•rsons 1<1 crc ki!lefL inclurl1ng th(' thr1.•c ~uerrillas, and 16 1x.·rgrins \l'cre 11.·011ndcd in the raid in \1•h1ch the cornrnandos shot \.\·on1e11 and c:hildrcn ;ind hurled thcir bodies o:it of the 11indow.; of !h1· thrce- story 11hite c-oncrett' block huildin~.· ThC' Israeli military cornn1:1nd snid the ISRAEL'S GOLOA MEIR STEPS DOWN. Story, Page 4. guerrillas held off 1 s r a l' I 1 cou11- ter.:rtt n1:kcrs for 4 t~ hour •. \\'1tnes~t·s said !he guerrilla s set off lhl·i r O\\!l cx- plosi\·c~ as lsrilt'li para trr,()p;; lan<k·d lY helicopter on the roof of thl' b11ild1ng. Aloni said 18 Jsrarlis \\'rrl' killc·d 1n 1he attack. including two snldicrs. ei~hl adult ch·ilians and eight children. Al one point. \1'ifnessrs said th e guernll:i~ \l.'Cn t fro 1n door to door in the apartn1l'nt huuse and shot nnvone 11·ho nn~111erl'd. i:\ st~tt.>mcnt b\' a Pal1·~t1n1.in ~urrrilla group in Beirut s<iid 1hc guernlla~ hopi:d to seiL(' hostages and for ce !~rael 10 relea se JOO Palestinian cornn1andos h,.ld in Israeli Jt1ils but destroyed thrnl<(']".l'~ \\"Jth exjllOS!\"C-lJd l•n belts 11h~·n the Israeli s e!oscd u1 1 In Jerusalem. c<ir('t.:rker I' r i n1 e ~linister Golda i\1eir lo!d the i\•1r·..;~ct I Parlia1nCnt 1 ··the Lcbnne~e go1'ernrr "Ill must kno111 th;ll \Ve f(•i::ard 11 and :t~ citizens 1\•ho <t r~ a1dini.: the terrori~rs re ponsible for th t-> inassaere. \\"c ;ire shockC'd b\' the trin1c that occurred 1h1s n1ornini; -at K ir~·ai S h c rn on ;:i • 1\ssass1nat1on for the s<ike ol .:rss<issinJ- llon ... The attack on this settlement populai ed prin1anly by Scph;)rd1c Jt'V.S fro1n ;-..·ortl\ Africa, bcgan a: i:30 a.n1. local !line v.·hen the gucrntl::i~ ninv('() in fron1 U1c surrounding brush-cover{-d hills. the co1n- nu1nd said. Ben Shin1on \1andi . ~1. a re~ident of jScc TEHRO!l, PagC' 21 • I I \ ritill sute ancl 1rarpcr of San Francisco displays his hir- glory. It n1easures 24 inches fron1 rip to tip ~·1 111 keeps it in shape "'i th tnuslache wax . ,\!;ked how hl' slecp1> at n1 i,:h t \\'1 \h rhe handlebar. he replied. "\"ery earcfull~. and <in iny ha!·k." lie al~o claims it j..; n l.:rd_,"<:!ltrar·tl·r Niguel Man Gets 30 Days Porf<'r Se 11tenced for L)·i11g in \\'A!'HIX<;TQ~ <CPI 1 -llf'rbcrt L. ;.Bart" Portr·r Jr. of Laguna '.\iii:ucl. dt·scribcd by his la11.·ycr a~ ·:1hc firs: 1·ir- ti 1n" of \\'atrr,:?";itr. \\'aS scntcnccd today tn .10 days 1n jail for lying to the FBI obout the bugging scandal. ··1 (lllJ nbsolutcly positi\'e in my heari -<ill the wa.v do.,.,·n to my toes -that I will nc.ve r get into trouble al:{ain." Poricr said JUSt before JUdge \\'illian1 B. Bryant S•"ntenccd hirn. The boyish·looking Portrr, 3."i. trsllfil'<l nt &:natc \\'atrrgale ht'ar1ngs l.i st -.um· nicr !hat he !1ed abriut wh;il hl· knf'11 r.f \\'n\crt;atc for fcnr 01hcr :\ixon e;1n1p:1ii:n officials \\'OUltl acc11-.. him of not h<·tn~ ,1 1e.:nn player if he didn·'.. Porter 1\·;is !icneduling dirc('t1Jr frir Presi<lcnt '.\"ixon 's c·11mp:iign ur.t;<in11<1· lion . He \1·as the 11 lh pcr<;Qn scntl'nccd 1n conn(•e1ion v.·ith \\';i ten::ate. 1•·:1n; ~trcnm1ng f!.,,1·11 h1·r !nee 1\l:f'n !he ~l·ntcnrc 11 ;1s :1nnuuncC'd f'nrt .. r"s J;iv;·yl'r . Ch;1rlf'• ,\!urr:l\", ltolrl The 1od1;c hi<i t"h1·11t v.:is n ni:u1 •1f' honr'- 11. inte~nt~, 11lr:1Ji.,111 nnrl de1Ht111n tr1 the 1r1l'h ;ir1d !he ri~hl .. ~11nr;1\ .... 11d Portt'r 1•.:is he1rn1l"<I l:l\ 1ri••nd,~ 111 lh•· r .. ~·ll'e!k•n 1·n1npa1 gn · 11 ho ·a~kt·d l11n1 tri lie \11thuu1 t1·ll1ng hirn \1hy "'Ill· knP\l.' no!h1ns.: of lhl' \\"a tcr;.:atr brr •<1k·in." ~lurr<J\ s;.1d . "Ile kne-.v ISC'e l'OHTER , l'ai::e 2) Cheered .by Peers " Porter. \\'ho first ca1npr1ii:?nc'<.I for :\1-.:on <J\ a boy of 8, v.as ri college friend of presidential press serrt·t<1ry Jlonald L. Ziegler al t;SC. Tra1nL-d in business. hr noy,· \\'orks for his f;1lhr r-in-la v.'s cori- s:ruction firm in Lagw1;i '.\"iguel. Lord Sno11.:£lon Spealis rifter 13 Years LONDOX (U PI 1 -In the narrow \\Cst peeresS('S' gallery. Princr~~ io.largaret gazed intently into roe ori ate mock· Gothic House o~ Lords chn1nl)cr. efbov.'s on her knees. NO\V and thco. she turned 10 l'Xplain a point of protocol to her son. \'iscount Lindley, Atnid the O\'erstuffcd red \'Civet bcn~hes belO\\', the great moment finally came. For the first time in a 119\L'IC or Lords dcbale, Lord Sno...,.down rose to speak. His feJlo..,,, pt'tr!I cheerc-d him. They had u·aited 13 yea.rs for the cha nce, Sno.,.,·don v. ns a photograptler n.1mcd Antony Ann.strong Jones when he mar· ricd Princess ~targan?t in 1960. lie. was made lhe Earl of Snov.'dOn In 1961 al'id took his lord 's seat along v.ith othtr peers of ll'K> real1n. Since lhen , sllenee'. But lhis is a House of Lords tradition. not ncressarll)' a ro»al family one, One distinguished peer attended dc·batei: for 211 yenrs bcforc making his n1aidcn spe{'{'h. Lord Sno\\don·~ turn came \Vednesda.\. \vhen the subject for debate v.as treat- ment of the handicapped. It is a matter on v.'tlieh SnO\\'don feels passionately . As v.·ould ilny other peer. SnO\\·don gained the right to speak merely by put- ting his name dov.'Tl in a request to do so. lfis a·cqulred royal reserve melted as he rccoun1ed angrl\y what he said 'l''Cre the dangers of the three-v.·hcelcd invalid \'ehicle the British government issues free to some of ils 1.25 million severely dJsabled people. "Nothing v.·HI con,·ince me that lhls in· trinslcaUy k-tanl machine Is suitable for a disabled person, nor that its produc1ion shou1d continue :i moment )onger." he ,sdi~. SnoY.dO!l said on<' government official tSee SrEAKS. Page %1 1 "'I'm a much happier pc .. rsnn no11.·. doing v.•hat I'm doin,g. gelling a11·ay fror11 1h;i t kind of (JX1litical 1 ex1:.1e11cC'." he tol d reporters ln Janu ary. Bryant 1old P<1rler h<' ··just l'an't forget" 1h111 Por1rr hr'<! on !liree f\<. • e.'l~ions to fedrral 1111·t·st1i:?ator~ <lnrl senlenced hi1n to ;, m1nirn11m of fl\(' 1nonths and a nv1x1mu1n ,,f Li months 111 prison. But he ordcrt'd 1h:u Poner only se.r\C 30 days on the srnlf·O('e and he plnced on unsupcr,·1sed probation for one yea r fotloy,·ing his release. Porter·s 'A'ifc . Carol. clutch1 ni;i: hnnd s t1f friends In the second rO\\' of 1he court room . sl umped in the seal v.·11h FRIDAY 1-IO URS Costa r.lcsa C11y IJall will be closr<l from noon to 3 pm. Good Friday. ac- cording to Ci1y Clerk Eileen Phinn y. Buslneso: hours v;il\ be {ror,1 8 a.m. 10 noon and from z p.m. to 5 p.m. • Clr:irrr !'k1<~ :ind 11·1ro1u•r do:~ 11 ill hr;it Uf) Our 11 u1d·t'0(1]1•d coast l•rida:. \111h h1~h~ rt'11r!l1ng 11110 th1· n11dd!c to vpp••r 70". 1 :~snn; TOii.\ Y //111/1 l'lbor t1111~ ,.,,,/ rureirn1 r1•rtlpf'f1H1111 l1nl'f' i I I •rd rit n 2,1-!1r nr-11ld c;r1•r111,r1• ,,, 1\1111.sos. lie'..; unl11 111n k lll!/ SJ 7.111JIJ a !Jenr 11n11• 111 t/1(' trllui•''''lfl' n1a r1;1uir1a b1Js1i1Cs.r. Stut!1. /'O!J r i. '· •• ••vd ,. Me .. ,, tl·U (Uif0rt1l1 ' M\111111 f 1tl>dl • (ll"Ultf )70 ,...,..,.." ,.. .... , • c1 ... 1c1 " Cl,lft'lt Cov1>1P lt.11 C•IUWOtO " ,. ..... t!·1! ~•lh ... '"'' " "' " El11C1'11I ,., .. • SM flt 1'·1l Enlerl11-1nl ,, " Ot. S!tnc,.~n " flMl>(.t .... Utt ... Mtr\t1\ 144) " G.,<IMr " ftlt~lllGf! " """'(9" • thtlltrJ ,..,, •M lllr s~,...lt• " Wn1hrr • ... 1..1..-r~ " Wtrlf .... r. • • 2 DAIL V PILOT c Reaso1as lfltlJlaeld Teacher Ousted At Orange Coast Or:inge Coast College biology reacher Th!'Odore \V. Bandaruk V•U dismissed \\1cdnesday night by the Coast Com- munity College District Board of Trustet'S. The charges agair.st him 'A'Crc ool disclosed . Bandaruk , 27, or 7204 \\'. Occanh-on1 , Ne .... ·port Beach, had bL·er1 on thl' facult y i;ince 1971 aftl'r obtaining a mas tcr"s degree fro m i,;C Irvine. lie declined to comment today on the action taken against him. '"I'd rather nol talk about it. 1'1n very "'ell rcprcsc hlrd hy sonte very good prople on cnmpus. in the communit y and an attorney f~om the Callfomia Teachers Association." he said. "I feel that sorne mistakes have been made." College tntStecs considered Aandaruk 's ease in l'A'O sepo r:llc executive seJSiorui . They agreed unanimously that the C'harge11 against him had substance but v.•cre split 3-2 on dis1nissnl. College official s have refu~ to divulge the nan1cs of the IW? ~ard members v..•ho voted agtt!nst d1sm1ssal. The decision to dis miss was npparently made during executive session. but lhc vole was not n1ade public. . ""· Sourees al the oollege refused lo na1ne specific charges against Bandafuk. but Cree11 Tag Da ys lle1p Booster!S, Mesa Merchants Local merchants and the Costa Mesa Jligh School Booster Club are pooling their resources for an event May 34 '''hich will help raise funds for the school "'hile at the same time provi ding businessmen with a merchandising Oi>" portunity. The event is called "Green Tag Days" Md this is the way it "'orks. Students and Booster Club helpers will sell green tags to residents which will allow them a 10 per cent discount at participatlng merchants. Each tag will cost $1 . Bryan "Smith, one of the organizers of the sale, says many of the merchent.s will offer "Green Tai Specials" and offer a particularl y good deal to tagholdcrs. A list of participating merchants w:lll appear on each ''Green Tag" and all the publlcity the booster club is able to pro- mote will be given to these merebants. Students and school organlzalions 1fill start selling the tags .soon at local shop- ping centers and on campus. Harry L. Bowen Of Costa Mes a Rites Saturday FunM'al se n•iet'S are scheduled Satur· day for 28-ycar Cost.a ~lesan Harry L. Bowen Sr. "'ho came to the Orange 'Coast in iD46 and 'Aho had been a carpen ter for 35 years. He 'A'a.s 74 and as fatally !ltricken at hls home. 735 \V. 20th St.. on Wednesday and \\'SS pronounced dead at Costa 1\tcsa ti lemorial Hospital. Sen •iccs v.111 he al 11 a.n1. in Bell Broadway ~!or1uary Chapel with Rev. Joe Heffner of the First Southern Baptist Church and members of Masonic Seafar· ing Lodge 1767. or \\'h!ch 1''1r. ~·en ~·as an acti\"C 1ncm bc.r. officiating. Survivors in addition to his v.1fc, Josephine, include sons, Elrncr and Har· ry L. Jr., both of Costa Mesa; a son. Bobby of Tustin. and d aught c r ~ Fannie Seller$. o! Florida, Laurfl Barnflll . of Ohio and Kati11 Clemmons. of Orange. ~1r. Bo"·cn rtl!IO leaves brother$ Ralph. Emesl and Clair Bo\\en. all of Floridn. and a sister. l\a~ncryn, also of Florida. plus 21 grandchildren and 19 grea t· granchildren . DAILY PILOT ,,, O.•-r.o,a,, ~··I\ ... ""''""''"'' _,_ t , .. ,,,,..,. • .,.., ... , r"""'•t•;•••O>•...,.. r,-,.u r11t.o ·•·•·• ..,...~•n• ~...,.... ..... ...w"'"' •·• ""Q~\~-~ l,t ,,,~ .. '''<<'I'll" I •I ... -/ ~· C<l\14 ~·· ' ........... ·~·""· ''""''"II'~··""·'"''(:'<'~ f>., ......... ,,,,.a. .............. ••>"·I'll•."' 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"'""'111"""' H !O"tl ... 1\0ol' I'll' .., • .,., .. ,.. •• ,, -....,, Ii-~H O(f-.!W«·•-o1.--.."'- ~cu• .,...11,...,.,., Gro•••IHV C.~'="'-11<1 ._,...,,...,I» .M_ ,, :."_°!l'l'·tr,..4 U Ol)P'O"'"'IO• "'"'In~ .... •1 llcti~ s:.iid thcv include violation~ of the busi ness iind professional code. A high·ran king oolJCge official 111- dicated that the chief charge aguinst Bandaruk concerned hi; melhocl of giving grades and credit for course work. lrvi11e School -Board Oppo s~s Airport Boost Jr.,.ine Unified School District trustees do not \vanl commercial jets in their ' backyard. They said so Wednesday in a unanimous resolution to fie Ai~rt Land US".' C-Ommission which IS studying pro- posed expansion of the El To~ f\1arine Cvrps Alr Station for oommerc1al use. Next week Irvine city officials. the Orange County Planning Commission, plOMers of the nearby J\1_oulton Ra~ch and the Irvine Company 'ft'lll be n1ec11ng informally -A'ilh !he airport commission to discuss the El Toro txpi.1nsion pr~· posa\s. Public hearin gs arc set to bcg111 in 11\'0 .... ·eeks. The city and rile Jn:fne Company ha ve already taken stands against the ex· pansion. "I'd like to see us give our support lo the city and the Irvine Company. This expansion will hurt us tn"terms of some oi our schools sites. This expansion v.·111 increase nol9e levels tremendoUl!lly," said Board President Char les Boulanger. Strict federal noise regulations prohibit oonstrudion of schools under a flight path wtµch produces a certain noise level. One school in rhe J~ine district, Irvine Elementary, was closed Friday because of its loca tion under a noisy flight pat· tern. Cl1.e1nical Plant Blast Produces Second Laivsuit An nploslon that shattered a Costa Mesa d\emlcal compa ny a ye ar ago has produced. Its second Orange County Superior Court lawsuit against the firm involved. Eulalia Alaniz, an employe of the nearby Gullon lndmtries, 8t0 Production Place, Newport Beach. claims she was thrown to the ground and injured wh en the blast roc ked the El 1'!onte Chemical company on April 2, 1973. Mrs. Alaniz further claims in her $$0,000 action tha t she was struck by flying debris after she fe11 to the ground. Mrs. Janet Faye Wild wants $150,000 from the El ~fonte flnn for injuries suf· fered while she v..·as \\'Orking on the premises of nearby Vance Roofing. Inc., 8.17 W. 17th St. Mrs. Wild states in her action that she was thrown to the ground and that her car was damaged by fly ing debris. Signups Slated For Kind ergarten Pre-registrat ion for children eligib!r 1o attend kinde rgarten in the Newporl·:\lesa School District next September 1\·ill take place April 29 through tilay 10. Parents may rl'gistcr their child during regular school hours at the school he or she will be. attend ing. They must prcsenl 11·rittcn proof thnl the child v..·ill be !l\'c years of age before December 2. 111e parent n1ust also pro\"idc .,..·ritten ,,roof that the child has bc>cn in1n1unized :igainst diphtheria, tetanus, ~'hooping cough. measles ;ind Polio. Further information is al'ai lnblc by calling the district's Child \\"clrare and Attendance Office, &1~1100. Ea ster Egg l/unt Planned in ll1esa Chil dren ~re invited to 8 frtc F.asttr cg~ hun t and party Saturday a! Costn ~lesa Ci ly Park al lhc corner of 18th StrC'('l and Park. Avcnut'. The hunt and other ac1lv1ties are scheduled 10 bt-gin at 9:30 n.n1. The)' ""'Iii bcl restricted to chlldre11 up through !he fifth grade. Prtze:i: will be a .... ·arded for the best Ea.st<'r creations and lhcrt "'Ill be games and candy for )X'rsoru of all ages. A special nppe,qrance by the Easter Bunny h.1s been promised. 11 on Tanker Lost PHILADELPIUA tAP I -Th• Coost Guard said today It has given up hope ror the lives o( 11 persons missing after an oil tanker exploded and bumcd at Ui; nloorlng on th<; DelAwArt River. focluded in the mtssini;i are a mother arkl her thr~ daugnters wnn weni vlslltii.g UM! Creek registry tanker Elias when It t!rupted In 11 ball nf !laryt:lale Tuc$<1a)'. SENTENCED TD 30 DAYS Laguna Nigutl's Porter Ff'om Page 1 PORTER ... nothing or the :s<rcalled coverup. In fac l, he was Its first \'lc1i n1." Porter \\"lliYed indictmen t and p!C'aded guilty Jan. 28 to a single count of making "false, fictitious and fr aud u I e n t stat ements"' to th~ FBI about the bug· ging scandal. 'J'he charge i.s similar to perjury. Brvanl ordered thal Porter. 1vho will (J(' 36 on Sat urda v. surrender to federal n1arsha!s in Los An~clrs no later than 10 a.m. iPDT l, April 22 to begin serving a month at the n1inimum security federnl correction facility at Lompoc. Porter testified at the nationally televised \\'atergate hearings last sum· nter that -A'hen the Watergate scandal broke. his superior at the Committee fo r RH lcction of !he President, Jeb Stuart f\fagruder, asked him to corroborate a false story. The story was that $100,000 in cam- paign funds had been funneled to CRP of· ficial G. Gordon Liddy to protect speakers for the Presiden t's ca mpaign from possible violence. As scheduling director of CRP. Porte r had charge of arranging appearances for "surrogate" speake rs who campaigned for Nixon around the country. In fact. some of the $100,000 ~·ent to Liddy to finance illegal surveillance or Democratic roes. primarily the bugging or Democratic National Committee head- quarters at lhc \Vatergate oCfice com- plex, Liddy was convicted in thal case and is in prison. Porter told Bryant he had been suspicious why he had been :uked to tell a phony story but did not know the reason for it until last April wh en Magruder finally tald him the whole story of lhe ooverup. "Needless to say I was quite shocked and frightened," Porter said. lie said he went to the \\1atergate pro- secutors immediately and told them the full story. Porter said he had given the same phony story to a grand jury and on the witness stand at the original Watergate trial -all at the urging of f\iagruder. lie said he did so "probably because of the fea.r of group pressure that v.·ould ensue. of ool being a team player ." f\1urra y urged leniency a~d the as.sis· tnnt special prosecutor. Richard Ben· Veniste. stressed they had no evi~ence lhat Porter lied as part of a ronspiracy or for any o I h e r reason ··~h;tn a .1tis- guidcd sense of loyalty ."' Bryant expressed skcpticisnt, noting Iha! Porter lied th ree tilnes before he decided t-0 tell the truth. "Hc"s an intelligent man , a perccplive n1an,'" the judge said. "There conics a 1i1nc he must have kno\\11 it 1\·as 1norc than a little white lie." • Porter told Bryant · he had already •·suffered the fullest because of the sor· row" he brought lo his ~·ifc. f;in1ily and friends. "I realize the seriousness or it." said Porter. "I ha\'e learned a hard lesson." SLunmer S\\IIDl Sessio11s Offered' Summer swin1ming classes for kin· dcrgarten and pre-school children age 3 and older will begin April 22 at the Orange Co.1st \'~·1CA. The ¥).session progran1 v.·ill 1neel ~ton· d3vs . \\'l'dnrsdnys and Fridays bct\\"een I and 3 p.m. A second course \\'ill begin lllny 15. , llegistration will be taken from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily the we<-k of Apr\I 15-19 at !he Y~fCA. 2300 University Drive, ~e .... ·port Beach . Information is available by calling the Y:-OtCA. 642·9990. 0 1ec k to Bounce For Mesa Burglar A burglar who stole into a Cosla l\1esa- condomlnlum home "'fdne&dlly stoic a"·ay 'o1.1th tV1·0 teltvtslon .!lets and a rnlrd prlzt-, but H probably won't do him any good . Charlollc R, Hill. o( 1()4 Brooklin!! Drive. told Patrolman Larry Fuqua thAI he'r daughter Shellty ca1ne home to find lhe ramily's t·wo television sets missing. Investigation further di~lostd loss of son Dr<'ll's $22.1.20 Internal Re\'Cnue Service tax rc(und check. but the family ~4! J~I advisc<t. to 111op p.axmcnt on u. -Panel Vote s Subpoena For Nixo11 WASJDNGTON (AP) -The T1ouse Judiciary Committee todny ordered President Nixon to turn over by April 25 all tape.!! and other materials rtquea:tt'd by the oommittee for Us impeachment inquiry. In directing 3J to 3 tl'ral a subpoena be issued for the evidence. the committee rejected a Jast·minutc offer by the White llo~ to .deliver son1e oC the taped con· \'ersations within a few days. • The offer, made 45 minutes before the committee met in the mornirfg, came in a lelepllone call from \\'hitc llou.se NIXON MAY CAMPAIGN AGAIN -Story, Page 4 lawye r James St. Clai r to John Doar, <:hief counsel of t.he committee. It led to a part.isan split in the com· n1iuec. Republicara urged it be aCCt'pted. Bul the Democratic ma,iori!y said the co1nmittee. v.1lich made 1ts request Feb. 25, has wailed long en.>ugh. "It's time 10 send a n1essagc that the playing ot gan1es Is over,"' said Rep . John Seiberling (o.-Ohio). Chairman Peter Rodino (D·N.J. •, sa id after the \\•ailing (or the tapes 45 days, during which there have been lengt hy negotiations bct11•een SL Clair and Doar. it is time for the coa.millee to get on \\'il h its job of dttermining whether grounds exist for impeach ing Nixon. "If the oommitlee has any dignity, if the ~loose has any dignity, if ""'e respect the institution of government and the Consti tutlon. ~·c will ·move ahead," Rodino sa Id. The subpoena orders the commiltee"s chief security office r to serve a summons on Nixon or one of his subordinates ordering him to dcllver lo the committee by 10 a.m. Apri l 25 tapes of 42 ·~ versations between Nixon and his chief aides last gprfng when the \\1atergate ooverup v.·as surfacing. "If the President complies ~·ith a sbu. pocna and produces 1he materials the committee seeks, the oommittee and the House will be in a better position to evaluate fully and on the merits \\'hethcr grounds for impeachment c:<ist," states a legal brief prepared by Doar. r ': " ( ·-' ' I u .. ,,.. ...... ADDRESSES PEERS England's Lord Sno~don ·, · Ff'o1n Page I SPEAKS ... had told him to "lay off 11 safety lark"" in his 1>rivatc can1paign for safer invalid cars. Another told hin1 that he y,:as c1ualificd to judge lhe car. But as Princess ~largaret nodded in th(' gallery. SnOY.·don told the silrnt peers how he hiiru;elf Md rolled over one of th<- cars while tra\·eling lei;s than 20 miles per hour. Point by point. he detailed ili shortcomings -"unstable, easily com- bll.9llble, unreliable," its accident record "'perf~l\y appalling." Lord \Vells·P('Stcll. replying for !he ~ovcrnmcnt. said such allri;ations v.·cri! •·unjustified and undcsirahlc." \Vilh the decorum and exaggcratrd court('Sy norniat in the House of Lords. the d1•bnte continued Hrrough several orner speakers aOO resulted in neither firm CQnclusion nor tangible action. - TONIGHT COSTA ~1ESA WATER DISTR ICT - Regular meeting. 77 Fair Or. 7:30 p.m. LIBRARY FlLf\1S -rvtovles for adults, 7:30 p.m. UC I DA~CE COi>iCERT -Fine Arts Village Theater, April 11·13, 8 pJn, Tickets $.1. E'f'ont Page J TERROR. • • the 19artn1ent build ing. !<ltd hi'.! wa~ asleep wheo the ettack begoi.n. "I thou ght it was a madman or a drunk, an)'thing but a terrorist," he said of the fir"$!" shots he hc~fd. .\landi s1Jid he rusht<d upstairs \\hc.n hi: heard screan1in1t but returned to his ap11rtment v.·hen he realized he \\'as unar1ned. He ~id he stayed In hl~ apar l· il1ent until he was able lo csc.::1pe. The explosion that killed tht g11errllla!. blew av..·ay patt of the top floor ol the apartment buUdlng, The room "·here they barricaded themselves ~·as spat· 1er('d "ith blood. Pieces lll llocUes wer<' scauercd in the smoldering debris. \\'hen border patrolmen tried to carry a-A•ay the guj/rilla remains in a black truck, 200 Israeli residents attacked them. Fist figh ts broke out. The re:1 idents managed to set fire to the guerrillas' rcmainS before troop.1 ·moved in and restore<J order. The rai d came at the height of an Israeli political crisis in which Prime r..tinister Meir and her cabinet resigned . Despite the seriousness of the political crisis, De rense 1\tinister tifoshe Dayan left an emergency cabinet meeting to fly 10 Kiry at Shemona. \\'hethcr other guerrillas were involved in the operation was not known but both Israeli and guerrilla sources said three men aged between 20 and 30 and firing machincguns and bazookas seized the apartment building in a raid just after da\\·n. ~lilitary correspondents r c po r t e d earlier there \\'ere three guerrilla groups including some \\'ho ga ve fire support. The arn1y did not deny theo;e report s but said as rar as the anny v.•as concerned only three men \\'ere involved. A guerrilla spokesman in Beirut said the raid \\.'BS carried out by the ''Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine - General Command ," a maveri ck guer· rilla faction. Speaking shortly after an Israeli an- nouncement that the guerrilla group had been wiped out. the spokesman said: "It is absurd for the Israelis to say they liquidated the unit. 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