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Supervisors Nix
Probe of Char·ges
Against DA Di~ks
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 23, 1974
VOL, •1, NO. IU, 4 SliCTIOHS, 10 PAGES
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A monkey named Alice Faye· gently holds a kitten named Sweetie
. Pie. According to Pat Shepherd of Sacramento, own~r o! both animals,
Alice likes to cuddle the kitten, clean it and even kiss it. Pat says the
monkey treats Sweetie Pie just like a baby.
'~pervisors Nix Probe ,
f Charges Against DA
After rn.eetlng fpr in minutes in
~ve sessloo Wedneoday, Orange ~rs refosed to inveotipte
-easanee fu office charges that have
• leveled against Dls\J;lct . Atu>mey
llleks.
. WllUam ,S. Hulsy of Ml~loo ~Jejo,•ooe
· '-prmimary electlOO diallengers,
, the boa rd to Investigate• his
tJCn that' !licks was involved Ui r adloos during invesligation of
Grove traffic ,death ease last
,;.; three supervlsora preoenl at
Odneoday'1 meding ~ to take their
aeparate c:ouraes of action In the
er, but eadi .aalcl laftr he wwld
plY tra..nll hll COW of Hulay's"
es to the county Gradel Jury.
SUpervllor Ralph ~ of Fullerton
llld he mllbl tronoTqll a «IVY lo the IDfam14. 'Au-y a-.!'1 olflee,
11 tmpllcaled II\ Rulq's dlarget. • ,,. 'Ibo dlaieeo be II mUlal are aerlous
I MD lfl '"C lbeJD lello! JurT'llilh a
transmittal letter and nothing else."
Diedrich said. "I won 't state any position
ooe way or another."
Supervisor Ronald Caspers said after
the meeting he is sending it to tile jury
because 111 simply don't want to get
Involved in this type of thing. It is too
political in nature."
SUpervlsor David Baker st>id he would (See mCKS, Page 1)
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RIG FILLS HOLE,
THE TOUGll WAY
NEW YORK (UPI) -A )0.ton dump
truck doll\'erlng a load of asphalt to !JU •··
hole In !Jiint o! city ball manqed to back
into !he lour-loot1<1ua... excayaUon and
set stact. Jt Oftlltually ,... ldwed 0 u t
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Nixo11 Move
011 Tapes
'Very Grave'
\VASJ~INGTO:'J (1\PJ -Presiden t
Nixon's refusal to coinply v.·ith a House
Judiciary Commit tee subpoena for 11
\Yatcrgatc tapes is providing nc•v
grounds for impeachment in the view of
son1c members.
"It incans the co,·er·up co nti nues."
said Rep . George Danielson ! D-Calif. l.
after Nixon no!ificd the con1n1ittce
\Vednesday he \vould not con1ply \\"ith the
suQ(lOena or any other it issues for
\\'atergatc n1aterial.
.. It's hurting him with th e committee."
said Rep. Tom Railsback (R-Ill.), one of
SENATORS DEBATE NIXON'S
RUSSIAN TRIP. Story, Page 4
a nu nlber of llcpublic;ins u·ho expressed
d isappoint1nent at l\'ixon's action.
Chairman Peter \V. Rodino Jr. (D-
N.J .), calling Nixon 's refusal "a very
grave matter," scheduled a committee
meeting for next week to deal with it.
Ni=t:on 11nd \1ice President Gerald R.
Ford conferred at the White flouse todav
but a spokesman refused to disclose wha't
was discussed.
\Vhite House Deputy Press Secretary
Gerald L. \Varren , in announcing the
noontime meeting. said the session was
"one of the meetings the President and
vice president have from time to time to
discuss many issues ... They like to get
together when thev can."
' There was some talk in Congress of
citing Nixon for contempt of Congress
and of seeking court enforcement of Ole
subpoena, but a majority appeared to
favor taking the President's action into
account when coosiderlng whether he
should be impeached.
The committee has been advised by its
staff that it is proper to infer that anyone
possessing subpoenaed evidence and
refusing to provide it is ~lthholding
material that could be incriminating,
In a letter I<> Rpdino saying he would
not produce the tapes, Nixoo said the
committee's request, and others it is
getting ready to make, amOWlt to "a
massive invasion lnto the confidentiality
of presidential conversations,''
"More (undamehtaUy, continuing ad
infin~ the process of yielding up
addltionaJ ooiiveniatlons in response to
an eodless S.ries of demands would
fatally weaken this office, not only in this
administration but). for lu tu r c
~ldencles as well," Nixon added.
Rodino re)ected Nlioo's atgum<?nt,
saylrc the oommlt(ef,'s requeola were
unowly drawn end related apedll4!1lly
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270 Santa Ana
Tea~hers Walk Ont;
' Classes Continue
•Biggest Do1n1ny~
Virgi1iia Solo1i Says Poll False
WASHINGTON (APJ -Sen. William Scott IR·Va .J today labeled
as uunwarranted criticism " a n1agazine article identifying hi1n as the
"d.un1best" member of Congress.
"Obviously. it was not true. It was all entirely false or all twisted,"
he told a news conference.
His comments were in response to a story in the May 17 issue
of New Times, a biweekly magazine published by the New Times
Communications Corp.
The story, written by Nina Totenberg, reported the results of a
poll the author said was taken of 200 congressmen, journalists and
lobbyists.
"Every single person interviewed by New Times immedia.tely
nan1ed Republican Scott as the No. l choice for dumbest of the
dumb," said the article.
270 Santa ~,\na Teachers
Wall{ Out; Classes Go On
An estimated 270 of Santa Ana Unified
School District's 1,260 teachers went on
strike today but substitutes were
standing by to keep classes open.
The one-day strike by one of three
teachers' groups over a 15 percent
"'age-hike demand, wa met by county
schools Superintendent Dr. R o b e r t
Peterson with a recommendation that the
Santa Ana board try to have the teachers
stripped of their teaching credentials.
He suggested that the board challenge
the teachers' credentials before the
California C u r r i c u I u m Commission,
'vhich certifies teachers.
"The caution I would have is that the
teachers as individuals signed contracts
as individual professionals who are
authorized by the state to teach,'' he
said.
He called the strike a "breach o[
contract."
"I know that the district is quite
disturbed over the direct defiance the
teachers exhibited," Peterson said.
The (act that they have refus.ed to
Evidence Queried
By MiSspellµig
A minor misspelling In a hancl-wtltlen
report ol the arrest ol two youths for
allegedly grabbing an order from a Costa
Mesa fast food ftancblse firm without
paying Wednesday may make part of the
evidence inadmissible In court.
The polleeman·a aceount of the Incident
on East 17th St-lilted several items of
loot amounting lo a '3.11 loss.
Among them In the ·neatly printed list
were: ooe Jack Steak,..,. mllbhake end "an .. , of hacb fries.
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teach, he said, is the "legal paint of no
return."
"The current situation in education
being what ii is," he said. "Lhis is the
ideal time for teachers to lose the ir
credentials. Of all the times they could
have chosen. this is the worst in 40 years
because of the surplus of lo\vcr salaried,
beginning teachers.··
Negotiations over salaries a r c
proceeding under provisions of the
\Vinton Act bet\vecn representatives of
the board of education and the three
teachers' groups that make up the
Certificated Employees Co u n c i I .
according to Harlan Anderson, assistant
superintendent of the Santa An a
district.
Anderson termed the strike "hard to
understand because the negotiations are
still going on."
He acknowledged that the strike is
illegal under sections of the education
nnd government codes but re£used to
comment on any passible disciplinary
action the board might take.
Regarding Peterson's suggestion or
challenging the teachers' credentials, he
said. "We are giving this consideration."
The teachers negotiating groups are
the Santa Ana Educators Association, the
Federation of· A5'0ciated. Classifieds, and
Teachers, and the Santa Ana Personnel
and Guidance Association. .
Of the three groups, whieb represent
about 75 percent of the district's li260
teachers, only the Federation o f
A"°"lated .Classifieds and Teachers is
involved in the strike. Anderson II.id.
Tracing the history of the negoUations.
he said, the hoard was asked April 23 for
a M pereeot wqe hilt•. which Ii ~
countered May U with an offer of three
P«W!I. The Certificated Employe<s
Cowicil then llked for 1$ I . (See ll'l'llW:, ...,. 2) pereen •
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$17 Million
Appraisal
Value Set
Serious negotiations on th e possible
sale of Orange Coun!y i\lcdical Center
(0CMC) to the University of California
began today, sources in county
government said.
Armed with a recent $17,709.813
appraisal county bargainers were today
to meet \Vith UC lawyers. At issue is the
spra\vling central county hospital used 'to
ca re for the> county's poor and to train
UC Irvine medical students.
IL is not known if county officials
expect UC to pay the full appraisal \:alue
in order to take over the aging facility.
It is known. however, that supervisors
are privately "surprised" by values
assigned to l11nd and buildings by the
appraisers, f..1arshall -Stevens of Los
Angeles.
A knov•ledgeablc source close to a
supervisor said today most in CQ unty
government "thought the land \.\'Ould be
worth more than the buildings and that
equipment in the hospital would be more
valuable than appraisers say it is."
Here is the breakdown of OOl1C
va lues:
-Land -$2,516.000
-Buildings -$10,510.000
-Improvements such as parking lots
and landscaping -$726,395.
(See CENTER, Page 2)
Orange Coast
Weather
Some cloudiness is-on the
\veatherlady's agenda ior Friday
but mostly suMy skies in the after-
noon hours. Highs at the Orange
Coast beaches in the mid·60s rising
to the mid-70s inland.
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I-l ele11 Thomas. United Press
l11len1ationat's \Vhite fl o t' s e
bu·reau chief, is a no~rstop
cha rger who iloes11't tak.e time
out for ''obbies. Reporting activ-
ities on Capitol Hill is her favor--
ite pastime. See story, Pa.~ 24.
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Patricia Hearst Case Dropping Off ,
TllLirsdiy,
Leads • Ill
LO~ AXGEL~~S (IJPI f -Tips and
'\leads'' frorn the public aboul Patricia
l(ea.rst, 11011 11·a11ted her!X!lf f or
\i.id11aping. have ll<»>t!-dived in the pa st 21
hours and the 1\lhCrt'a bouts of,the heiress
is a mystery , police reported today.
The 20-year-old Patricia was being
sough t on one federal and 19 state
criminal offenses carrying enoogh
palcntial prison terms to keep her behind
bars the rest of her life.
The Los 1\ngeles Police llfpartn1en1
said the nun1ber of calls fron1 persons
Yrir h "informa11on" about the case
~lumped to about one every t11u or three
hours.
Accord Needed
A spokesman said that on Wednesday
169 calls we re received and scores more
Yr ('OI to the fBI and other law
YOUNGER SUPPORTS
POL ICE ATTACK, P•ge 20
enforcement agencies in the Los Angeles
n1c1ropolitan area.
''This is the (irst time 1 have ever
hi:,a rd o( a kidnap victim becoming a
kidna p suspect," said llislricl Attorfl('y
Joseph Busch Wednesday as h e
annount't'd the charges against Miss
Hearst.
Medical School
Relocation Seen
Trustees of the UC Irvine -califom1a
College of :-.tcdicine mectu1g in Long
Beach \\"edncsday urgc.11 '·e ar I y
t'Onsu mmation" of an agre<"mcnt \11th
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f 'rom 1•nge l
CE NTER ...
Orange County for long lcrm use of
Orange County ~ledicat CC'nler (OC~ICJ
for training doctors.
Lnless an agrl'cnll'nt is forged soon,
trustees \1·arned 1n n unanimously
adopted rl'solution . ··1hc re is a real
d<inger that the medical school n1ay be
required to again relocate to anot her
an:il of lhe sl:He ''
The forine r private med ical college
\ras moved to the lr\'1nc campus in 1968.
Si nce then, !rustees. faculty and
-Equipment -~J.960,000. medical sluden ts have awaited provision
Q1rnership or long term control of !he of new fac ilities for training physicians.
001C fa cilily is key to further A UC bond issue failed in 1970 and
tle\·elopment of the UC Jrvinc-Californ1a planning for the new medical school
College of f\l cdicinc.... • ~uildings and hospital 1\·as not rene.,.,·ed
Allocation of S20 n1illion or UC health until passag~ of anothe r hcal!h sciences
sciences bond moneys in the 1974-75 state bond issue in 1972.
bfidget 11\raits conclusion of the county Last year,~ !he Joint Legislati ve
UC hospir.:i t t:l!ks. r ommillee on th e Siting of University
The bond funds ll'CJ'e allocatC'd by il llospilals dclcrn1 ined ho\V UCl-CC~1·s
lcgisla1ive con1n11!t cc last year to share of lh.:it bond fund 11·ould be spent.
pro11dl• ;1 CCI ca111pus teaching hospnal, An on-eampus hospital and ambulatory
county clinics and some mol1('y to im· care center, renovation of OC~tC and
prove OCMC as a teaching hospital. contruction of community clinics Jinked Lcgis\~ors stipulated. ho.,.,·e1·cr. that to each other and the 11~·0 hospitals by a
the $5 lo $9 million of state and UCl·('Ci\f transportation sySlC'm were approved by
mooey could not be spen t improving the comm ittee. ·
IX.'~IC unless a long lcnn :1greement 011 Appropriation or the 1noney. ho.,.,·evcr.
the control of 1he facil it y \1as reached. ··1s contingent upon finalizing an
agreen1ent bet\11een the University and
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STRIKE ...
rol/o\'ed bv .1 board offer \t'ednl'Sdav of
!11c perccrit. ·
The 15 pC'rcent dc1na11d. he said, \vould
co.st the distri ct $7 1ni1!1on. exclusive of
uthrr demands by the teachers' group.
The Fcdera!ion also demanded a limit
on {']ass size of 2-4 s!udcn ts. conference
periods for elen1ent<1ry school teachers
and cmployc fringt• benefit s for
subslilute and ten1 porary teachers,
Anderson said.
The class size reduct ion. he said. 111ould
require !he dis1rict to build nrv.• schools-
to provide the necessary classroom
space.
''The Certificated En1ployecs Council i-;
meeting and conferring in good faith
under the provisions of !he \Vinton Act."'
Anderson said. '"The strike only inrolvcs
the one grou p that has set its 0\\11
demands.··
Ncgoliat.ions are continuing today, lie
said.
Defen se Siuu Okayed
By lfouse P a nel
\\'ASllfNGTO:-J I UPI) -I louse liberals
managed only a compromise victory
\\°f'dnrsd~y in their c•fforts to pare
in ili tary assistan ce to South Victn;un,
before !hr full House finally passed a
:S22 6 billion dt·fcnsc budge!. The fi.nal
101c. 11hich garc the Pentagon almost
cvt•r.\ lh1ng it 1\·anlcd for the corning
fiscal yea r. 1>assed 358-37. The Senate is
considering it.~ ov.n \'C'rsion of the
authorit.ation bill.
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Orange ' County for the long-term use of
OC.\IC.'' ttic CO~t trustees said.
A failure to a g r~e on the futurr control
of OCJ\1C by n1id-June means the UCI· cc:-.1 share of the bond n1oney may not
be comn1ittcd in this year's budget.
Observers in Sacramento speculate
there :ire other locations in California
\\'hich 111ight 11•ek·omc the n1cdical school.
Kc.v niembers of budget committees
and the hospital siting committee have
interests in secihg a 111edical si::hool in
r~resno. for example.
Assembly1nan \\'illie Bro"'" who
chaired the joint study committee and
heads the 1>01vt>rful ,1·ays and means
committee, favors locating the medical
.<>ehool in an area scr\•ing lo"··inco1nc
blacks.
Bro1'ln's co1nmittce set aside no money
for the Un iversity to purchase OC'-l C.
The sti pulation that the county agree to
tong term liCl·CCJ\I control of the county
hospital as a teaching facility is eviden ce
the comn1ittce hoped to prov id c
continuing high level hospital services to
Orange County's medically indigent.
Unless the agreement is reached it is
likely there m<Jy be legislative pressures
to "'ithdraw the bond fund allocations
from UC! altoglher and spend the n1oncy
elsewhere in the state.
Judg e to Decide
'Uncle H enry's'
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Rap e Cli se Fllt e
CLE\1ELAND, Ohio (AP) -The fate
of television arlor Mel Siewert. charged
\rifh raping a 16-year-old Cleveland
Heights girl, \11as expected to be decided
b~ a Con11non Pleas Court judge toda y.
Judge George \\f. \\'hite finished taking
teslimony \\lednesday.
Ste.,.,·art, 45, a CJc1·c\and native now
li\'ing in San FranciS<:o, has denied the
i::harge.
Ste\\'arrs lawyer presented t \\' o
\1·itnesses betore resling his case.
Stc1~«1rt did not take the stand.
One was Stewart's cousin, Edward
Burriet t. Ylho lestified that he saw
Stewart alld the girl al Bumett's home
hugging and kissing. fie sa id the girl did
not resis t when Ste.,.,•art sugge~ted !hey
go upstairs where the rape is alleged to
have taken place.
Burnell sa id he heard no screams or
cri es for help.
On cross-examination, Bu r nett
admitted he had a long criminal reaird,
including six convictions on felonies.
The ~nd witness was Stewart's
youn8"r brother, who said he drove the
couple home after the incident. He said
he drove lo a point near the girl's home
and she and the older Stewart got out.
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FBI Bombing Target
YUBA CITY (AP) -Police say an
attempt haa been made to fire-bomb the
Yuba City office of the FBI, the. follrill
fire bomb Incident •galnst aovemment
olfices In the sacramonto V.U.1
community this week. No suspec~ ha" been ...,.ned .
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Busch said he Is convinced "she ls
acting of her own free will " as a
volunteer gun.,.,•oman of the Symbionese
Liberation Anny that kidnaped her 108
days ago in Berkeley.
The FBI and police were making one of
the most intensive criminal hunts in
California hl story for Miss flearst, 20,
nnd William and Emily Harris, 29 , and
'l'l. the last publicly identified SLA
fugitives .
l\.1iss Hearst's father, San Francisco
Examiner editor Randolph Hear st .
appeared drained and despondent by the
latest tum in the case.
Teti Gallo•• Fillup
"There's noth!ng to say, reatly," he
told ,,.wsmen ot his Hiiisborough IJO<ne.
"I don't think ll makes any diffeience,"
in the chance Miss H.earst .,.,·ill ever
return safely home.
J.fiss Hearst, previously charged by the
FBI along with the Hanises 'A'ilh
vlolatlng federal kidnaplng weapons
laws, was named on one count or
kldnaping, ooe of kidnaping for the
purpose or robbery, five of assault with
intent to commit n1urder, five of assault
wtth a deadly weapon, four of robbery,
and three of unlawfully taking a 1•,hiclc.
The Harrises 'A·cre nan1ed in all the
charges, except one count or assault ~·Ith
a deadly weapon.
!\tost of the offenses allegedly took
place last Thursday and frid.:i y as Miss
•tearilt and Lhe Harrises. nccording lo the
charges, robbed and shot up a sporting
goods store and fled through the city,
co111mandeerlng cars ut gunpoint and
taking the ' drivers hostage for periods
from a few minutes up to 12 hours.
"She faces life imprisonment as the top
tpenalty) in our cssc,'' Busch said. citing
the maxlmun1 prison term for kidnaping
for the purpose of robbery.
The other 18 offensl·s carry n1asimun1
D•fly l'not Sl•ll l"nolo
Anticipating a continuing gas shortage, Doug Pu-
shak, a 43-year-old motorcycle salesman from Costa
J\Iesa, had a 10-gallon tank custom built for his
cycle. He figures it will take him 500 1niles, give or
take a fe"'· Pushak refuses to o.,.,.·n a ear.
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U.S. Naval Acade1ny Says
Final Exan1 Compromised
ANNAPOLIS, ~Id. (APi -The L1.S .
Naval Academy, untouched by cheating
scandals that have rocked other military
academ ies in recent years, has ordered
900 midshipmen to take a second final
examination in a navigations course.
The academy issued a terse statement
tod ay saying it learned .. that a final
exam in navigation has been
compromised."
In Fehruary and ~larch of 1967 another
34 Air Force cadets resi gned after
officials said they exchanged inforn1ation
on exan1s. In January 19i2 16 cadel.5
resigned as a result of cheating and olhcr
alleged violatJons of the academy's honor
axle.
At \\lest Point, the home of the L:.S.
~ilitary Academy, five cadets were
dismissed in ApMI 1973 for cheating on a
physics text. West Point was rocked in
!be early '50's by a major scandal.
Board Resc inds
PE Requiren1ent
Students enrolling for classes at
Orange Coast or Golden \\'l·s t colleges
11·on·t have lo s"·cat out th e physical
C'ducation requ irement an~1nor<'.
Trustees of the Coast Co1nmunity
College Distr ict \'Oled unanimou sly
\\1('(fnC'Sday night to rescind a board
policy \\'hich required students under 21
mrolling for SC\'en or more units to take
'"'0 hours of P.E. a "eek.
The policy v.·as based on requ1 remen1s
of the stat e Education Code. Because of
recently enacted leg1sla11on that policy is
no"' void.
tern1s of five to l!O years c<1ch. And tht
federal charge curries a penally of up to • 15 ~ears ..
Busl'h ~:ud he could nut .:ircc11t
argun\ents that Miss Hearst's ;;1rtio11s
were forced. or the result of ''brain·
washing'' by her captors.
"Ua sed on conversations v.•ith the
\'ictin1s" -sonic or who1n S<tid sh~t'
idcn1ified hC'rself :i nd di scussed h'r
t'Oll\rrsion to the SLA -"she voluntarily
fired weapons and stole au!omobilcs."
the distric t attorney said. "It Is apparent
to u.s that she i<i <ICting of her own free
\\ill and c11i,:aged i11 1:r11 n111al conduct."
Shots Fired
111 Me scL l~c1.r ;
S iis11ect llclcl
A landsc;ipc ga rdene r ,,·ho poli ce allegt'
\\':JS bcn• on fl'\'engc al'tcr a beer btir
bc<iling as~rtcdly burst in to Red's
S..1Joon in Costa !\\cs.a today . 1.:ur~ing and
1vaving a f1rl'arn1.
1111 cst1gu1ors \1 ho jailt'<l the suspect
shortly after t\1c inc1dl'nt. accuse him of
firing at lE'ast two shots from a .32
.\lagnum pistol at lhl' l'C;ir of !he ta\'crn .
The smull t'rO\\'d of \1'1tncsscs in the olU
,1·atcnng spot at 2tll4 Placentia Ave ..
(or1nerly kno"'n as The (ialley, claimed
Thoni.;.1~ .ll'ffrll' .\ lluughl·l'I~ Jr. firrd at
[(';1Sl 1 II il"l'.
J le 11;1~ t:ikt'll into custodv abour
llllClnig_hl b~· ()flll't'I" 0a\'ij] \-l;l~L'S, \lhO
l'Onfiscated :1 s1x·shootcr \\'lt h three
rounds left in tht' ch:uniJL'I'.
.. r ordered h1111 ou t of /11 1; t'C•r at
gunpoint." s:ud 1~;i 1rohna n lh1,\'C'!'i. \\hO
t!ro\'e into the bar parking lut .1ust as
l)Qughcrt.~· 11as allt'g('(Jl.v 11',\'tng to nee.
Il l' <·l<11111t'd !h<' p1stnl 11 ,is rl'{'O\'eJCd
fron1 under the front scat of the suspect's
auto and as fl result arrested and booked
him on a felony charge of ca rrying a
conce.:ited \\C';1pon
Doug:hcriy. JI. of 619 P!urnrr St.. Costa
~!es.1. J!i ;il-.o l11:1ng llcld on fl $62.50
traff1t• \.l'<ll'rant fllt'<I earlier by Los
,\ngt'lt"S County au1hori11es. pol ice said.
Thi: prl)C'('ss of formally identifying and
\xlok1ng 1hc allcgt'd Oought'rt y 'A·as made
a bit di ffieull in t'arly stages as he stood
111 tht' Jilil cilg('. police said .
ln1·cstigators allt>p:t'<i that he variow::ly
identified himsC'\f as Thomas Jeffrie A.
Doughrrty Jr .. Caesar Jlichard Jason .
Thomas ,\loysius Doughct1y. Tiiomas
Jeffrey Aloysius Jr .. Jeff Dougherty Jr.,
and Thon1as Jason Br.:itta.
Jail Offict'r 1\rt Courteau said he
t-xpected that his pnsonrr .,.,·ould go to
court for arraignment todnv.
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to the impeachn1cnt inquiry.
"There is no "'ay th e presidency will
be 11eakcnf'd by the constitutional
~rocC>SS v.·e arc conducting," he said.
"The republic \1·ill bt> strengthened.''
Rodino said tile commillec v.·ill issue
1nore subpoenas if 1t decides the \\'hite
House is "'ithholding C\.idence it needs.
The next one is likely to deal wilti the
dairy funds and ITI controversies.
Officials .,.,·oold not say if copies of the
test had been obtained before th e
scheduled exam or if there had bern
"'idespread cheating.
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Unofficial sources off ca 1n p u s
<'Stimatcd as many as 100 of the
approximately 900 midshipmen v.1io took
lhe test registered perfect scores, v.·hich
aroused suspicion.
About 4,200 students attend the
academy.
An academy spokesman said an
investigation was begun affer a
midshipman reported "the exan1 had
been compromised.''
The re-examination has been scheduled
for Wednesday, the day tha t graduation
1reek feshvilies tx-gin for the class of
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The spokesman said most of those
retaking the exam are sophomores but a few are juniors.
Both West Point and the Air Force
Academy have had cheating scandals in
recent years, but except for isolated
imtances, the Naval Academy had
escaped untouched .
In the most serious cheating scandal,
109 cadet& at the Air Force Academy in
Colorado resigned in 1965 due to incidents
involving the theft, sale and use of
examination papers .
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simply mail his copy lo the jury .,.,•ith a
trallimiual note.
Hulsy asked the supervisors to
investigate the matter because Hicks.
though an elected official, is a co11nty
employe.
r.1uch of the material he released to the
p r e s s and to the supervisors Is or a
highly penonal nature and almost totally
unsubstantiated with sworn testimony.
The charges involve Hicks' allel!d 1
connection wilh a manslaughter trial
attcr a Garden Grove traUlc accident In
which two chUdron were klDed. 1
Hicks, who waa not physically Involved 1 ln the accident, 1et0rdina to p o. 11 c e reports, branded llulsy'o dloraes ..
"libel ... and scat1dalous."
He Mid be w .. tll< one who .. ted lbO
•tale atl4moy a-raJ to Jnveati11te and ~ the cue beca\llO ol a "confllcl or lntemt In tbe·dlllrlcl atw'ney~ olllce
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Homes Fund
WASHINGTON (Uj'I) -A House
investigating committee reported Wed-
nesday that $17 mlllion in public funds
has been spent improving and staffing
President Nixon's private homes. ·
It said much of this was for "gold
plating" rather than for claimed security
purposes.
The House Government Operations
Committee. reporting on Its invesligaUon
that started last October, said that one
outlay "appears to be in direct violation
of laws relating to the expenditure of
federal fW\ds."
•·Appropriate governntent agencies
should s~k restitution or take other
appropriate aC1ion v,oith rt'Spcct to any
improper ex:pcnditures of federal funds,"
tile committee sa id withOut itemizing the
amount or saying ~·ho shoold pay it back.
The panel said ~.I milllon was
expended on the San Clemente OOme and
the remaining $7.9 million on the Key
Biscafne, Fla. compound. Of the $17
million total. the report said $9.4 million
was for capital Improvements and the
remaining $1 .6 million for the cost of
personnel permanently assigned to the
two homes. including Secret Service
agents, com1nunications y,·orkers, cooks
and gardeners.
The c:ommiUec said it rcrogrUzed th.1t
much of the ovt•rall expenditure Y:as
necessary for the securily of the
President, but it also charged that: "a
sizable amount of the expenditures at
both San Clemente and Key Biscayne can
ooly be <ilaracterlzed as gold. plating."
In one iiistaoc-e it said Nixon's fonner
pcrSIJna l attorney. 11.erbcrt Kalmbach of
Nev.1>0rt Beach. decided an t·xhaust fan
should be installed al Snn Clemt.'flte and
proceeded to have the \~·ork done.
sending the bill to the General Services
Administration. The rost ~l'as not given
in the -rrport.
GSA asked lhe Secret Scr.•iC'l' to vmfy
the fan 'tll·as needed and ii did "only
after, according to ~1r. t\aln1bach's
secretarv. she had COO\'incOO the Secret
Servi<X! ihat they needed it. This series of
event appears lo be in direct violation of
lav.-s relating lo the expenditure of
federal funds."
1be report was rewritten once because
of complaintll of unfairness by GOP
members of the commitlce.
Looking back as far as Prank.Jin D.
Roosevelt, the report said "practically
nothing \\'as spent" on presidential
homes ttU"ough Harry S Truman·s
administration and the first s.ibs:tantial
an1ounts v.·ere $5.9 million in the case of
Lyndon B. Johnson and $460,000 in the
C..1fiC of John F. Kennedy.
Republicans claimed not enough effort
was made to chase down all c:osts of past
presidents. particularly Johnson. They
said inflation had boosted N ix on
expeoditures out of line with past years.
They also said wing tbe fl .6 million cost
of personnel was unfair becau.se these
._.ere government personnel who .... -ouJd
be on the payroll anyway .
Agents Discover
Expensive )<'iJI up
SAN DIEGO (AP) -U.S. Customs
agenl.c; claim \\"hat they found in the gas
tank of Jose Ezequiel's car was not gas
but $1 million worth of cocaine.
The 38-year-old Mexica n man, who was
jailed Tuesday at the border, was
charged with possessing cocaine with
intent to distribute it.
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Duty Calls
Patorlman Gary Grange strains the relalionship of his horse. Saber.
while checking in \1:ith headquarters in Detroit \Vednesday. It was
a wann day, perfect for lazing and grazing, but the two-way stretch
made it appear as if Officer Grange would become unseated or at
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Explicit Sex Fil1ns Held
Permissible h1 Oassroon1
NEW YORK (AP) -Bronx Dist . Atty.
~lario Merola says a person can be
locked up for showing lo youths in a
public theater sex films which arc legal
in the city's public schools.
The difference is the admission char~e
at a public theater. t.1erola said
\Vednesday in annoWlcing the end of his
investigation of a teacher v.·ho sho\ved
explicit sex films to his high school
pupils.
Boy Hanged
Tryi1ig Trick
CALGARY, Albcna (AP) - A
14--year-old Calgary boy hanged
himself while attempting to imitate
a mock hanging perfonned on
television by rock music star Alice
Cooper, according to a coroner's
jury.
The jury, investigating the death
of David Andrew Coomes, called
\\'ednesday for "definite a n d
immediitte steps to ban these
programs of violence'' from tele-
vision.
The boy's father testified that the
boy told his sister after the
program that the execution/was
just a trick and that he could do it
rumself. His body was found later,
banging by a cloth belt in his
bedroom closet.
Merola said that because of a
"weakness m the law." he v•ould not
ha .. ·e been able to obtain an indictment
against the unidentified teacher from
James Monroe High School.
The film strip, entitled "Lovemaking:'
was shov.11 to several biology classes. It
depicted sexual intercourse. various
types of oral sex, kissing and fondling.
After a student complained abotut
seeing the film , the 4G-year-old teacher
\\'as reprtn1anded by Schools Chancellor
Irving Anker and transferred. Further
· ShO\\'ing of the film was prohibited.
Merola said that sho\ving a sex: film to
a minor for money is a misdemeanor.
When it is shown in an educational
context without charge, no crime is
committed. he sa id.
The teacher, v.'ho has taught biology at
~Ionroe for 16 years and sex education
for six, called Merola 's comments
slanderous and inacet.rate.
"This was not an obscene X·rated
movie," he told the New York Times,
vohicb agreed to withhold his name.
"What I showed was an educational
filmstrip -a scrie~ of still shots -
produced by the New York University
hcal(h.education department for the
Unitarian Church."
.. lie said the film was made for Sunday
School sex education programs.
Caspers' Aide to Quit,,
Study For Priesthood
Man Must Take
Rabies Shots
For Hog Bite
NAPLES. Fla. IA Pl -JWlior Barr, 22.
must take a painful series of rabies shots
because his family ate the wild hog that
bit him, Collier County health officials
say.
On Wednesday. Barr reported he had
been biUen by a wild hog that had been
hanging around his house for several
years and was treated as a family pet.
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::;. Tom Fuootes, senior aide to F1fth
.;:o;.mct Supervisor Ronald Casper:!, sald
;:Wedoe9day he will quit his job in
.•~mber lo begin studies for lhe :=iloman Catholic priesthood.
:~ ~ Fuentes, 25, will enter St. Patrick's
;;Seminary near San Francboo for fOW'
.:.:,years of study leading to hi3 ordination.
:!·jlis fir8t station after becoming a priest
~,.m be in the Hawaiian Lolands.
"l im very happy," Fuentes said in
announcing his decision. "And I am very
gralelul for the opportunity I have had lo
work with Roo Caspera during hla first
lour yeors of public .. rv1ct." .
Four yean ago, at the age ol n.
F11t?ntes was one of Cupm' top
campolp al<les lo lhe COil!Y-but
SllCa!SS!ul campaign to ous1 locumbeGI
AHM Allen.
Thal same year, F'uel1les be<eme th& county'• yooogest 1upenls«lal --Two_.. lat«, ht become the youogat \
el oded member of the c O U h I Y ' I 'I"
RepubUca1I Cenlral Oommitloe, -ho now ae.rvea 11 treuurer. .
Fuentes said hll -· ,.... of preparation for tho prl'"'*'°'"' ore being
spoGllOl'ed by Moel RoY. Jolin J. Soaolan,
bishop of Honolulu, Hawil!l.
FuenU. said bis lint thne yean of
oemklary 1tudies will lnclud<I daaes In
P>Jlolopby, metaphyllca and -IOllY
and he wlU become a deacon at Ibo end
of tbal JJOriod.
Be will late tho llnal prieotly YOWi ol
celibaey and obodienoe • -1111« """" ht II «*lned a prlell. -l'uef'" Al{)le will ~to_Jb;!
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But after the bog bit him, Barr said the
family decided lo kill the hog and eat it
A physician said the other family
members were in oo danger-from the
disease because cooking would kill rabies
bacteria.
Ma11 Acqu~tted
For Assa1tlt
On Teen-agers
• SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A jury of
seven men and five women has &<:quitted a man of assaulting two teen-agers wbo
squirt~ him with a fire extinguisher, but
the Jiry convicted him of carrying an
unlicensed gun.
Chester Paige, 43, was charged with
misdemeanor assault after he chased two blab school boys ll blocks the night of
Jan. ll. The students, both 18, admitted
pulling up next to Paige, who was
wolklng ori Clement Slreet, and squirting
him.
locenaed, Paiae leaped into hil own car
and, llrlna • gun, cba&ed the two
aludeoll down on Park·Pmldlo, It was lnQCbl out In Municipal Q)urt. The gun
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Charges
Manpower Panel Made Up of 'White ft1 ales'
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
0t ffM D1llY ,1 .. 1 Sllff
Orange CoWlty Supervisors \Vednesday
were confronted with angry charges by a
coalition of womeli's rights gfoups that-
the county's new manpower commission
Is a "sexist" organization.
Spokesmen for a half-OO'len different
groups, a number of them based on the
Orange Coast, said the commission is
comprised only of white males, many of
~·horn arc not fully qualified.
Several women, including members of
the League of Women Voters, strongly
hinted they will lat01ch an all-out drive to
oust incumbent supervisors in the June
primary if the s.ituation is not rc1nedied.
'Ille manpower panel ~·as created after
the county and its four largest cities
pooled their manpov.•er revenue sh:.iring
funds from the federal government to
administer jointly. They will dole out
about $7 million this year.
The money was diverted to the
program by the Comprehensive
4Employment and Training Act of 1973
(CETA) to help train and provide jobs
for disadvantaged, unemployed and
underemployed people.
"The National Organization for \Vomen
(NO\V ) is very concerned about the ...
commission," said Anne !\.lcKenzie of
lfuntington Beach, vice president of r-.1ow in Orange County.
''The na1nc alone is se~ist and this
se:tist philosophy has been carried
1hrough the appointments to the ll·n1an
commission."
~1 s. ~tcl\cnzie charged that the board
of supervisors made the majority of
appointments to the panel -one from
each of the five districts -and hence
had the greatest opportunity to balance
its makeup.
"In spite of the CE TA stipulation that
ttdvisory boards represent the community
interest groups, not one black. not one
.Asian nor one \\'Oman sits _on this conl·
mission,'' she said.
i\fs. f\.1cKeniie said ,~·omen and
minorities comprise more than 60
percent of the unemployment ranks and
are most likely to benefit from the
program.
The three supervisors present at
W e d n e s d a y ' s session defended
themselves by saying they chose the
people \\'ho appeared lo be best qualified.
Tht'y all said few , if any, v.·omen came
to them seeking the jobs on the
manpower commission .
Dr. ~1ei Bickncr, a UC Irvine labor
relations professor, former Grand Jury
member amt' spokesman for the Women·s
Equity Action League, said she contacted
saveral supcrvi.sors when the positions
\Vere created.
"My name was in but apparently I was
not considered," she said.
Arter the meeti~g. several women said
Dr. Bickner had engaged in sharp
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UCl's Dr. Bickner
debates \\·ith Caspers in the pJ:-1 and
Caspers kne\v all about her anJ hl'r.
qualifications for the job.
Caspers ad1nitted meeting her brfo rr
but said the thought of appointing her to
the coll)mission ··never crossed n1y
mind.··
Dr. Bickncr said the current appoinl (>eS
to the commission arr not "exceptionally
qualified" to plan and adn1lnistr.r ti
comprehensive n1anpo,ver progran1.
"It cannot be the exceptional
manpower qualifications of 1~h c
cominission mcn1bership thut expkiins
the complete absence of \\·0111cn, black s
and Asians,'· she said.
Althea Scott. spokes1nan for the
National \\'omen's Political Caucus
chapter in the count.v . told super\'isors
the issue is ilnporl.'.lnt to 1\omcn in the
county.
"The fact that all these dilfercnl
groups have come together lo get so1ne
inprovement indicates its i1nportance,"
she said.
After the speakers \\'Crc fin ished,
supervisors continued their defense.
"There are some valld argunients here
but I might point out that the last four
people I appointed to county commissions
have been ladies." Baker said.
Caspers said he V.'Ou!d reconsider his
appointment if he is g iv c n a !isl o!
qualified women and 1ninoritics fron1 his
f<'ifth District.
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DlilY Pilol s1~•1 Pl'Mlfo
CONCERNED ABOUT MANPOWER
NOW Officer McKenzie
Supervisor Hal ph Diedric h sai d he JS
ahrays looking for qualil1ed pl·opl e. to
sc r\·c on counl y l:Ommissions.
.. , think my record speaks for 11sclf.°'
hr said. ··rr I can find somebody that
rC'flc cts tll} ,·ie1\,point no n1auer \\'hat
their sex or race arc, I certainly put
them on the various boards ...
Di edrich adrnittcd his appointee lo the
pane! docsn'L complett'ly f11Jfill the
'\\·on1cn 's concept of y,•ho is qualified .
"But as long as I have to be responsive
and responsible·. I v.·ill constantly look to
find !hr kind or PL-'Ople lhal refTect 1vhat J
construe to be my vie\l•point.'' he said.
!!is commcn1s \1·ere challenged b.v fl.ls.
Scott. who said the singte vic,vpoint
attitude is !he precise target of the
1~·omen's attack.
··1 think this is exactly .,..·hal ""e're
talk\ng about \\'hen you said you make
appointments according to your point of
vie\\', .. she said. ··1 think 11·c neL-d a
dh·ersity of vie\YS."
Supervisors agreed to sludy any list or
candidates lhc coalition '\' i s h e cl to
present and after the meeting r.-1s.
~1cl\enz1c said the list \rou!d be in their
hands within a week.
"There are two Wffks until t~ elec· •
lions and if we don •t get some favorable
action by then, we will try to do sonte·
thing about il." she said.
'fhree supervisors. Baker, Caspers and
Ralph Clark are up for re-election oo
June 4.
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Nix0ll's Trip to Russia Stirs Debate
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Cas1iers' F ete
Hits the Fan
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RICKY TICK\' POLrfIX: Consider the
plight of our poor Fifth District
Supervisor Ron Caspers. He is much put
UJY-ln. He can't e\'en toss a Hille party
\1·ithout drav•ing yells of foul.
You have to admit that polities has
gotten pretty rotten v;hen ~1ou can·, even
have a birthday party v•ilhout politic:al
opponents v.·hooping for your scalp.
Take the other night. for example v.·hfin
it \li'as Supervisor Ron 's 44th birthday.
Well, it was almost his 44th birthday.
anyway. So he decides to have this little
party for his most faithful friends. Jfe
v.ill fly them to San Diego for a modl'st
gourmet dinner.
Each friend, of co11rse. in attesting to
his faith in Supervisor J{on. v.•ill p:)n~· up
,C;J.()(l() per pla!e. \1·hich sum 11i!l go into
1hc Caspers Re-Election Ki11y.
\VELL, YOU CA'.'\ understand \\'hy all
this v;ould dri\·e (;i~pcrs' opponents up
1hC' \1all.
Here he is. locked in a c;11npaign for
his political life. And \1ha1 "is he doing? ls
he out shaking hands unlil his knuckles
ache? Is he kissing bahies un!il hj,s lips
turn hlue'! Is he v.·carin~ 0111' shoe
leather. 11·alkinQ door.to-door in an
anxious search ,!or votes?
HE IS t\OT. ~le is jelling off to San
i)icgo 11·ith his f;1voritr friends to laugh.
\'.'inc and'dinc and col lee! l,000 clams pC'r
plat~. ,
Ct.rly. thrre l'lrc no1 I()() many of us
.. v.·ho h.11·c a birfhda.\' p.1rty like this v.·ith
$1.000 pres('fllS .
The last tin1e soinrbod.v gave me a
birthday party I rcn1l·n1her getting a
plastic flute . And r don't even play.
You just kne1v ll'hL'n thr party hH the
public prints that some 11 a.v. somehov•.
Supervisor Hon 11·as going ro ge~
criticized for his jct sc1 co1mpaign
pr::ictices. And sure enough it happened.
l\larcia Bents. one of C a s p er s '
opponents. flayed hi1n ;ibou1 the hC'ad <inc!
ears for flying his parly irt into Orange
County Airport late ;it night.
NO\V CASPERS' Jt~T 1r.'IS one of those
quieter, fan-driven jobs as oppoSC'd to the
1·acuum cle;incr t~-pc jets 11·hich really
make the racket.
:\o 1na1tcr. \lrs. flcn!s hnned. lie got
around the late night jct ban by a
technicalitv.
Of cour SC'. nirport no1~e is a pre•ty
!cchnic<tl field '-0 !l'('h"1l.illlics bt'corn('
i1npJrtant But th;it d1dn ·1 sCL'lll to bolhl'f
\lrs. Bents any.
So Supervisor non ha~ learnt'd ano1h<.·r
hard political ll'~'Son . :\l''il 1in1c he fli1 · . ..:
guests out of Or;1nf_;c County Airport. 11
ou2ht to!){' in hot ;i1r bull00ns .
Or. he could always sneak up t(I Ltis
Angeles International and iet out of
there. Hov.· about trying A~IIB.·\K if lie
has a \1·cek or 1v.·o to spare·!
BETTER \'ET, Supervisor Ron could
jus1 stay right at 'home on Lido Isle und
give a quiet little birthday party 11·ith
v.·Hh pop-out paper hats. Cracker Juck
fa1·ors and ('(Jffre and cake.
After a!I. he's so popular he ought to be
abk~ to get Sl.000 a plate for that. too.
Officer Jud icted
Jn Pri~on Bribe
DETR O TT 'AP) -An officer at the
Fedl'ra! Correctional Institution at l\1ilan
has brcn indicted on charges of accepting
a Qr1he to dril'e prisoners to a
rl'ndez\·ous \1·i th 11·omen in a nearby
motel. the FBI said
Agl'nl s said S(·n1or correc:tional officer
Clinton Taylor. 46. 1ra . .; chargC'd \\•i!h one
count of accepting a bribe and one of
f;ilsHicat ion of L.S. gov c r n n1 en t
docun1euts.
UPI TtlepJ>oro
Life Ebbs Atvay
J\lr!i. Ginette r-.Jarie S1nith holds hand of dying hu~
bancl. 1\!ichacl Sn1ith. 22. "''ho \Vas shot several
·!in1es in chest fullO\\·ing argu111ent in Richrnond.
\·~ .. :\ \'irginia 111.111 is charged "''ith Sntith's murder.
Belly Danci1ig Causes
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for ;i Rirhmonrl !\!'.;\<'!11rnn1 l:l'\iL·ITS
'·stcmaeh fibrillations" and .ohould1:r
sh<tking arc <ill part of lhe art nl iJl'!:~·
dancing and no rea!\On lo take a11ay tile
cstabli:.hJnC'nt·s li 'JtHJr lieen:.t'.
Athens \\'cs!. a Richm Dnd t"L'S\aura 11t
\1hich h<is offt'rC'<i hell~· dancing in
addition to its c11isine, h::is ~n y.•arncd
by lhe \i"irginia Alcoholic Bc1·cragc Con-
trol Board !ABCJ that it may be placed
on proba1ion for the alleged offcnsr-. of
al1011'ing ncur-nudc. and lustful entcrtain-
1ncnt.
Joscpl1 X. Bnn1b:icu!', th~ rP,;taurant';;
;Htuflll.'\', t1Jid 1hl' :\BC tTIL'lllbers
\\"edncsday th<it ;"J]thou~h thL· rl SL1ura11t
i~ ten1por<1rily clos1'd /er repilu :., /Je
v.·n11ts to sett]<' the bcllr d::incing issue
once and for all.
"The history of this case drfies logic."
Ba1nbacus '.'<ltd. 1!e ni'l ll'd that a her.ring
officer had found no 1·iolation of the lav.·
in Lrlly dan t11H._l. :ilthough the 00•""(; ;1~,,1 :·
derided thnt th<> ::ict 111iE:ht be s1ili'i:1t•n:~1·
lustfui to be illc1:1aJ.
ABC Ch.:iinn<in T. !{(l:ln1un L;i\·rn<•n
a.':ikcd Ban1bacus about 1i1r> d;i:\c::,_·r".~
motions 11hilc lying on hcr back. anti
1\'hether that \1·as a traditional part of thl·
d;ince.
"Yes sir, it's done in a!l of tl1cm. Jt"~
part of 1he dance. No one can say lt's
lu~!ful." Bambacus asserted.
Llut 11 hat happens when the d<Jncc;·
reclines, La~·man <"lSked. ·
'·There are 1·arious thing.5 1hey dr .. "
Ha111t;acus said. "\ot ;ill of theni ~ire
l'x:1e1l.\' :ilikc_
"Sonic sin1ulotc rno••e1nenls ~'=' :1.• to
appear they arc gliding across the s1ag1·
. . others shake thelr shoulders. or du
stomach fibrilla tions.
"Son1c move their hips. Rul not in on.r
suggestive \1·ay," he hastened to add.
Dri11k" Co1nrade~
Pe1Jsi Generation Hits 1Vlosco1v
l\10SCO\V (1\P1 -Thl' rla\' thl' Pepsi
grncration can1c !o th(' Sorict [11ion.
droves of Russians pourt•tl into a shop at
the Black Sea resorr of So e h i .
Enthusias1n fizzled \1 hen they rend the
price tag.
After a big run on opening d::iy. sales
reportedly dropped to a trickle. The
boUlcs each cost 40 kopeks -55 cents -
or three kopeks more than Russia's most
popular beer.
Kevertheless. Pravda said 1oclav that
111ore than IW.000 bottles of Pepsi Cola
\rerc being distributed daily in sp::is
around !he Black Sea. lhe first official
:innounc<>mcnt that the American soft
drink had final\~' gone on sale.
In addition, the C.'ommunist party
org::in said its p!.'.lnt at :\o\·o~ibir~k 11·itl
be producinP, at lea st 190.000 bolllcs a
dCI\' h~· n1id-surn1ner.
Pepsi signrd a deal 11•ilh Ru ssin a 1·ear
ago to tradC' soda concentrate for sOviet
1·odka and v.'inc. and the Pepsi plant \\"JS
10 have opened last Kovembcr.
There \1·as no explanation for 11·h.v the
sn1all bottles of Pepsi went on sale for
the first ti1ne onlv last Wednesdav. Thr
fainiliar blue, \Vtiite nnd red l<'lhCl said
"Pepsi Cola" in Russian and added: "A
concentrate of !he U.S.A. 1nanuf:i.ctured
in the U.S.S.R."
The high cost confused \\"cstern
obseniers, since Pepsi President Donald
Kendall declared in April. 1973, "'hen the
deal v.·as announced. that a bottle \1·ould
go for 15 kopeks.
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11a!rr11··y5 !'('.'.lr 1 p;:irtt')n oft~~ fro·111·.r
of the t1ro rouatrie.>.
It S1'''111rd to bl' a s!gnif lr;1nt
dl'1eio11111ePt in t~lC Ion~ b'Jrdcr di,pute
he~WCl'!l Huss1a :ind Chin.'.!. and c:in1~· ;;it
a !i1nc 1rhcn the \l\O Co1nmu11~si µu11crs
(~_I_N_S_H_OR_T_ .. _. ~)
11·cre 11 rnn,i:.ling (11·l·r t'.1c Lit~ <ii •l S::irie:
hl':iecpt"r an :~ crt•11 htoi 'J i:1 C '.1:1::i.
,\ s1,:1lllil'llt b1· th:>: Ru~•ian Furti~n
:O.!inistr\' refl'rred to t~e ll5i'.! bl' Chinl·~e
l'essels , of So\·iet inland 1\ ater1\·ays nf':1r
Khabaror~k in 1he e:-1'rcrnt" ::1r.1tl1ea o\crn
por1jon f'f the So1·ie1 Lnion.
e Snll!lfl Reco11sider•
BA!\GKOK, Thailand S a n ya
Than1n1asak said today he \\' i 1 1
reconstdc:· hi:f resignation a;; prem;cr
follov:in!; urging by the ;.; at ion a l
1\s~('mbly to return to office.
1 i1e as.;en1b!y 110111inated S<in}a for th e
post he ga\C uµ Tuesday. and ot~er
~roups .111d public le:::dt~r5 h;n r' Ul','.;:l'd
hin1 to 11·itncira\\" His rL·<;;n::t!io:i .
e Viel• .Ut1ke ,\11ark
S:\f(;Q~ -A 500-nian governn1cnt
arn1ored force lawiched a Jong-dela~·ed
offensi\'e today to drive hack Communist
troops threatening key areas north of
Saigon.
:O.lilitary sources said the tank-led
bat:aHon ran into immediate Comniunist
rt:~istance 20 miles north of the capilal.
11·th hvo men killed and tY•O annored
vehicles destroyed in initial battles.
0 St•luu>f Bill 11eto?
Middle U.S. Drying Out
\\'ASHINC.TO:\' -President Nixon,
restating his '"uncqui\'ocat opl)OSition to
forced busing" of school children, has
threatened to veto an eduCatlon bill ii it
reaches .him in the form passed by the
Senate, with a mild antibusing feature.
Nixon expressed hope that the bill.
apµroved by an 81-5 vole Monday, could
be reconciled with a stiffer House version
which contains strong anti bus i n g
Janguage. 1Vixon Asked to Declare Illinois n Disaster Area
'fe111perut11re!'
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OTIA\llA -External Affairs !\linister
:\litcheH Sharp \Vl'dnesday said (ndia 's
underground nuclear test has forced
Canr1da to suspend its n1ulti-n1illiou
dollar aid agreements "-"ith Ne"' Delhi,
except for food progranlS.
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hnpeachment Proceeding
Taken Into Consideratio11
By HELEN THOMAS
\\rASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Nixon is expected to fly to I\toscow about
June 21, but senators are debating
whether he should engage in summit
talks v.ith Soviet leaders \Vhile an
impeachment proceeding is under v.uy.
Presidential aides ha1·e made it clear
Nixon feels under no con1puJsion to
postpone the late June summit 11·ith
Soviet leader U>onid Brezhev e\·en
though lhe House Judil'iary Comn1ittec
may be approaching a \'Ole on
impeachment at that tin1e.
The chief executh·e intends to push for
passage of the proposed Trade Reform
Act. \\'hich would grant in1proved trade
status to the So\iet Union, v.·hen he
consults at a bereakfast session today
"'ith Sen. Russell B. Long (0-La.),
chairman of the Senate Fi nan c e
Committee,. and its ranking Republican
member, Sen. \\'al!ace Bennett of Utah.
TIIERE IS OPPOSITION in the Senate
to passaj:!e of the measure as long us the
So\'iet Union rr..stricts emigration of
JC\\'~.
\'i.1.:on n1uy diseuss sun11nit plans with
a Ql"Oll!} of l'iUht 1·isi!ing Sovil'l
pnr!iam!'nl'1rians he is seeing today.
Sen. Edv.·ard Brnnke 1 H-~lass. \, in an
address at the lJnivcrsity of Akron
\\'ednesday, \\'arned that Nixon .
1reakt>ned by the \\'atergate scand:il.
n1igh1 be pressurl't.I b,\' the Ji ussians in10
con1pron1isi11g loo 1nueh to bring hon1l' a
~trateg1c ;lrn1s H1nita1ioo agreen1ent.
Brooke. !he first nepuhlil'an senator to
r;ill for President ,\ixon's rc.signa tlon.
ouestioned the 11·isdom of a sumn1it
r1eeting in June and snid ''the Kremlin
tnight bl' 1etnplt•d !o l'l'l'k unduc
<ld\"<Hl\agc" or a prt'sid•'l\t 11ho "dt';-.p<'r·
att.>ly needs a dran1;1tic gt'sturC" to count·
er· balance his political liabilities."
E \RIJER THIS \\'t~EK S<·n. (;L'Ol'f!t'
.'.1 k~11 said 1\ixon ~houl<l pri.:tel'd 11i 'h
pl11nning for the journey so 1hn1 l'.lL'
l:tiss!ans 11·ould kno1r lh<11 peace 11as !hi,;
c:Juntr:-"s !op pricrity dc'ipiri> tlie
impraclnnent clouds 01·er Nixon's head.
Th e. Prcsidc!lt had hoped to tra\•el 10
the :\liddle F:as: before lhl' :O.Joscov;
sun1n1it. bu! apparently has S<'r<lpped
thnt idea . bccn11sc of the prolongrd
diplomaHc n1i.~sion in that :irC'a bv
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. ·
l\i ssingt•r, hJping !o 11T:1p up ,1n
1~r;1eli·Syrian troop Qisengagen1ent. will
1t·l1l'·n to \\"asl1in~1011 !Iii~ \l"l'l.'k ;if1cr a
~:onth of ~huttle diplon1~cy bcll1l'l'n
.\tdi; c1nd l~racli ll'adl'r~.
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NAPLES, Italy (AP\ -Police ha1·e
arrested 19 persons in a dov,11to\\'n
:'\:~pit's chur(·h after they alle~e<it1·
pracliC{'d black n13gic around a
s.1 r~ophagus.
The police said they found the 19
~i11ging around a 19th c en I u r ~·
SilrcophRgus in the church. The build!ng
\".'.l~ closerl ro,. rrstoration 1\·ork. Bont'S
fron1 the sarcophagus \\"ere placed on !he
floor around the altar ;ind inside the
P1arbl1~ coffin v.·as a crucifix v.·ith chickC"n
IC'alhers aruund Christ's head und a
noose around His neck. police said.
The 19 were charged ·with violating-a
tornb. breaking into a church and
offending the Catholic religion .
'J.learftd ·Time
The President, apparefltly preparing to
announce ne\\' measures to blunt
inflation, sumn1oned his chief economic
advisers to an afternoon meeting to
discuss ecQllOmic policy. Aides indicated
that he may deliver a radio address on
!he economy over the Tl1emorlal Day
weekend .
The Prcsident1s decisions against
further \\"ateri::ate disclosures to the
courts or the House Judiciary Committee
gave his aides n lift. "The boss is going
to fight.'' one said happily.
Protesta11 ts
In Belfast
Unyieldi11g
BELFAST, Northern Ireland IAPl -
Protestant extremists continued a
paralyzing grneral strike today. rejecting
fin :ippnrentl.\' niajor go I' er n 111 en t
co;ir(·.'lsion ;):; "a confidl'ntr trick."
The provinrial l'Xl'Cuth·c -the British
pro\·incc's ;::01·cn11nrnt headed by Brian
FaulknC'r -announced \\"ednesday it
1roukt postponC' for nt lrast three years
handing O\'er any lcgisla1ire po\1·ers to an
all-Irish council.
The strikers fear n strong council
\1·ou!d drive Ulster into union \l'ith the
predon1in::intl.v Roman Catholic Irish
Hcpublic. Faulkner announced a dl"lay in
other provisions of the agreement •that.
set up the council.
BUITAIN SE,'\T anoU1cr 500 troops into
the cn1ba1tl•·d prorince. bringing the
strength of ils garrison thcr.e to 16,500
1nen.
F'our explo~ions resounded through
Protestant areas during the night. and
indu~try :ind ronunerce in Belfast
1·on1inued at a rirtual standstill as the
strtke v.·enl into its ninlh day. New
barricades \\'l'nt up in Protestant areas
lo replace those torn do\111 by Bri!ish
soldiers.
fin cxplosinn \\Tr>ckcd a section of the
Belfast-Bangor railroad , appnrrntly the.
11·ork of Protestant c x t r e n1 i s t s
determined to block all transportation
except for en1ergency services.
AUTIIORITI~ \\'ARNEO that all
electricity ma~· be cut off in another four
<lays. Supplies arc already lrss than a
third of usual. :ind 1n:in.v areas suffer
rn11 er euts nf 15 hours a d::iv.
:O.Jost gasoline siations v.·crc closed.
Toughs 1ri!h cudgels stOCKI $,'Uard at
others lo decide 1rhether or not drivers
\1'rre "essential users ...
A hushed provincial as5embly hcn rd
l''aulkncr announce· \Vcdnesday that
im1ncdiate plnns for the Council of
Ireland \1·ere being scaled dov,11 to a
purely ad1·isory function in view of
'"rontinuing viotcnrc."
The rest of the pack:ii::c. he said, \\'OU!d
\\·ait :it lea'st un1il after the Northern
Irish elections due by 1978. A major
demand of the Protestant rxt remists has
been for a referendun1 on the council and
the Sun:1ingdale agrc1·mcnt , 1v h i ch
established it.
THE ORIGl'.\AL agrl'cnienl had
(•n1·isagcd a council 11ith legislative
po1rcrs, a ministerial exrcutivc, a
pern1ancnt headquarters and · a
secretariat v,·hirh in effect "·oul~ have
been an all-Ireland civil seniice.
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Lacy Carroll Burleson, aUas Gary !Add (L), breaks up after turnlnJ(
blmaelf In to North Carolina o!ficlal&. He escaped from prillon 21 ' ~·rs ago where be wu serving aenteace fo'l' bigamy. With him la son PbUllp1 21. . -
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NEW YORK (UPI) -A·~
year-old woman, blinded and
scarred in an attack hired by
her ex-fiance 15 years ago has
asked a federal Judg~ tO
permit him to practice ltw
aga1n. "
In a statement ~ubn1ilted
\Vednesday to M a n h a t ta n
federal court Judge Thomas
Griess, Linda Riss joined in
the court a c t i o n for
reinstatement begun in March
by Burton Puga ch, 47, soon
after his release from prison. ,
PUGACll WAS convicted of
felonious assault and maiming
and was sentenced to 30 years
In prisoo' for onlel"lng !l>e lye
attack on Miss Riss in her
Bronx apartment in June,
1959. He was released last
March after serving 14 years
in prison and im:qiediately
sought to end his dJsbannent
on constitutional grounds.
The romance that led to
Miss Riss' disfigurement and
blindness and Pugach's jail
.sentence apparently did oot
die In the acid attack or the
long separation. ·
Since his release from
prison, Pugach has again
asked Pi.1iss Riss to marry him
nnd complained \Vednesday
that under the provisions of
Agnew Disposal
Fueled by Fear
BALT1'10RF. !U PI/ Agnc1V"" v.·ou!d ha\'c become
president.
his parole, "I don 't have the
liberty or sending a dozen
roses to my liancee, I have to
wait untn she calls me.
"I'D UKE TO g e t
married," he said. ''I'd like1to
marry her. But I don't kq.
You know how women a;e.
She's hedging. Her resp<qe
has been too finicky ."
In her one-page statement,
Miss Riss noted that she ~s
legally blind and that her
enjoyment of life and her
ability to earn a living had
been seriously impaired by the
attack. Yet, she asked the
court to permit Pugach, who
was aut.omatically disbarred
follo¥.ing his felony conviction,
to practice law again.
Pugach, she said, "was
disbarred as the result of acts
~oncerning nte and not his
clients." She suggested he had
been punished ~nough.
llUHI NG flIS year~ in pri·
son, Pugach sent l\f1ss Riss
money.
UPI T1lephoto
(/11de r Fire
Stanton Anderson. 33·
year-old former \Vhite
I-louse aide, has run
into barrage or ques·
lions at Senate Foreign
Relations Committee
hearing, concerning his
nomination as ambass-
ador to Costa Rica. He
says he could do goOd
job despite inexpcri·
ence and youth.
F olk Director
Hearing
Aid Quiz
Launcl 1~d
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
The Federal Trade
Commission says I! ls
launching an investigation of
the hearing aid industry to
find out if consumers are
being bilked by deceptive
advertising and marketing
practices.
Announcement of t h e
investigation Wednesday came
just two weeks after lh1•
agency accused six major
hearing aid manufacturers of
falsely clai1ning -that their
products ere new and different
and will help anyone with a
hearing loss.
The ne1v investigation ¥.'ill
go beyond the manufacturers
.ind into d is t r i bu to r s ,
pro1no1 crs. renters and sel!C'rs
of hearing aid devices, the
ugency said.
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J esuit,s T, ake Exce ption
' BOSTON (U P!l -The New should~. taken and e~uated
England provincial of the as such. . . " . \
::ipp:':)\'e lllf'm . etlthough I do
ret·ognl:ae hts legal n~hl IQ
r •rl·.e such statements as a
private citizen." Jesuit Jo,athers has disclaimed Cleary Sl!ld. _I do not
. bctw he personally subscribe to or anY, coruiecllon een t ---.. --'-~~
<'hurch and statements made
by a Jesuit priest serving as a
special assistant to the
President.
The Rev. Richard T. Cleary ,
S.J., also said \Vednesday he
¥.'as "puzzled" by the publicly
stated interpretation of his
\'OWS of poverty and obedience
by the Rev . John J .
i\t c La ugh I i n and was
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0'.'; i\IA Y 8, McLaughlin said
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his duties at !he \\'hite 11ouse
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fact-finding and presidential
spokesmanship."
l\lcLaughlin has made a
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su pport of President Nixon
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and morality in the United
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Agnew case, one reason the
former vice president ¥.'as
<il101vcd to plead no contest to
reduced charges y,•as fear th.al
he n1ight b<'con1e pres1dcnl.
"It was unthinkable by this
office and the U.S. Justice
Ocprtment to allow tills to
occur," Beall said, "'knowing
what \1'e did about Mr.
Agnew's past."
"I've been supporting her. l
sent her money from prison.
She feels tho! nobody cares for
her but hint and !hat by
continuing nt y disharment they are punishing her," \\IASHINGTON (UPI )
Pugach said. Alan. Jabhour. head or the
l\amccl in the ea r I i c r
proposed complaint ...,, e re
Sonotone Corp .• Elmsford.
. "N.Y.; SeclJurg Industries, Inc ..
i\c\1' York City, (through its
Qua!itone Division,
:\linnt•apolis J: Textron Inc ..
ProvidcnCf:!, R.I., (through its
:'11aico 11caring Instruments
Division , f\!inneaJX>liS ):
·'As his religious superior, I
\rou!d like to stale that Fr.
f.·lcLaughlin does not speak
officially in any \Va y
1vhatsoevcr for the church. the
Jesuit Fathers or mysel f,"
Cleary said in a stale1nent.
KONA KAI MOTOR INN
A First Ooss Motel .•• A Poc.ilic Holiday Re~
ln his complain!. Pugach a~ch1ve of folk song at the
said he and Ltnda were Library of Congreo;s, has b('('n
engaged in Sl'plcmbcr 1958 · named director of folk art for
\\"hen shl' brokl' off th~ the Nat ional Endowment of
relationship. lie threatened to the Arts.
Hadiocar Corp., Canonsburg ,
Pa.: D a i1 I berg Electronic"s
Corp .. (;olden Valley, !\-!inn.:
and Ucltonc Elect ron ics Corp.,
Chic:i~o.
"\r HEN llE SPEAKS, he 5191 Los Vegas Blvd , South, Los Vegas, Nev . 89109
doos so for himself alone: llis
opinions. interpretations of the1·_-_-
moral la\V, and points of \'icl\'
arc entirely his oy,·n, and they __ _
The no contest pica ended
the Agne'""· case quickly.
"'hereas a full trial could have
dragged on for months or
years before fin al resolution .
Asked if the possibility that
Agne1v might b cc om e
president led to p I e a -
bargaining v.•hich a 11 owed
Agnew to escape a possible
prison S('fllence. Beall said,
"That 11·as ont' of t h e
k!ll himself. he st,1id, and later ------'--
hired n n1an n:tmcd !Icard
~larden to throw lye in her
"AS \'ICE PRESIDENT, considerations -that was an
i\tr. Agne11· 11as next in hne lo i1nportanl one.''
face '\\'ilh the irrational
b('(.'()me pr<'Sident." U . S. . Agl)('11·'s successor as
Atlorne.v for i\1aryland Georg<' Baltimore County executive.
Beall said Tuesday. '· If Dale Anderson, recently ¥.·as
ntotive to blind and scar her.
so no one else ¥."Ould ¥.'ant her
and she y,·ould ha\'e to return
to me.''
something happened tO the eon v i ct e d oo federal
P r es i d·e n t -de a I h, corruptioo charges and
-Pugach said he chnng ed his
•.mind and tri1;d to stop the
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DARY PILOT EDITOBIAL PAGE
Choice for Sheriff IT'S WESTERN UNION WITH A
MESSAGE FROM THE WHITE HOUSE
TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE .
DON'T JUST STAND THERE, BOY'
?IVE US THE MESSAGE!
RlgbUy or wrongly , voters asked to make choices
a1nong candidates in political elections are guided to a
substantial extent by the e£fectiveness of the cain·
paigns staged by those seeking office.
l~ualiflcat1ons. of course, reau r should be the most
important n1easure of a candidate s potential, but how
\\•ell he p1 escnts those qualifications has to be "''eighed
along wi\h them.
On ~his basis, Brad Ga tes is the recommended
choice of the Daily Pilot to ~uc:ceed veteran Jim ~lu·
sick as Sheriff of Orange County. Gates has been
successful in packaging and presenting his qualifica-
tion s for that office to an extent that outstrips his fi\'C
opponents in the campaign. He deserves election and
should \\'in it in the June 4 election.
In the initial stages of the ca1npa1 gn. Gates ap-
peared to have formidable opposition from George ~a
rord, then Chief of Police in l'yjJrcss anti a ve1cran law
enforcement officer tvith a solid background in that
field. But Savortl's can1paign faltered J!ter :1 !'>\rong
opening, beginning "·ith his failure tn rile non1ination
papers on schedule. followed by chani.;cs in C<1mpaign
n1anagers, alterations in ca1np(lign direc tion and even
a slip-up in declaring his can1paign contributions on
schedule.
'l'his record couldn't help· but rcflecl on Savord's
administrative capability -\vhether or not he was
personally acc.ountable for the mistake~. After all, he
has been the man in charge.
(~ate'i. a 35-ycar-o!d sheriff's lieutenant, has been
\1·ith the dep~rtment for 12 years in a \'ariety of cCJpaci-
ties. All of his la\1' en torl·ement experience-as 1rel! as
his participation in comn1unity and other activities-
leave hin1 ,,·ith a n1ultitude of a ssets that neither Savard
nor the oti1er ('<'t1<l1da1es ca n 1natch less ti1an two weeks
before the l!leclion.
·rhc sheriff's dep~rtment is a big operation. It ac·
counts for 1:.penrting n1ore than $15 mil!ion of the tax-
payers' money each year and employs more than 700
persons. 1n his various capacities in patrol, detective,
administration, jail and city coordination activities,
Gate s has broadened hi s talents and stands, at a young
age, well equipped to administer this important office.
Cates says he has made no commitments other
than to run the office as best he can, thus somewhat
dispelling criticism that he may be too closely tied
with the philosophies of Sheriff Musick to break out on
his own. With this pledge in mind. and with his abund·
ance of background and demonstrated organizational
ability, the Daily Pilot recommends Brad Gates for
Sheriff of Orange County.
Roads and Hon1es
JJeated discussions regarding allo\vable density
a nd open space in ne"' Orange County developments
soon 111ay be academic, according to County Road
('on1n1issioner Ted Mcconville.
The shortage of funds for road-building, says ~lc
c·on\'ille. n1ay automatically reduce residential den sity
for the siinp!e reason that there won't be enough money
tr1 build roads to serve too many new homes at least
in the south county area. '
,\ steady decrease in gas tax revenues, along with
major cutbacks in state and federal funds have put
high,vay construction throughout the state far behind
schedule, and the money for new projects "just isn't
there." the road commissioner said in Ne\vport Beach
lu:.t \veck.
. . In fact. he added, the state is having a hard til11e
f1ndu1g funds to maintain the existing road system.
All of which probably adds up to good news for
proponents of open space, but less than good nC\\'S for
1\·ould-L>e developers-and their potential custon1ers.
THAT'LL BE A $1.50 IT
WAS SE NT C.O D
l11flatio11 Nets An Extra Post Threats Cart f roui Tra11scri11t
$200 Millio11 f 01· State
II .~ lil:1• I ~1·1 ·p li·li\•1· !II"' 1·11:1:. 1!1 n
;11 !\;1b1·lo11 '~ big l)allvon l:11·t111·. '.
111tlalu111 1~ :1 g;i;;si·r.
!l ;.!"<'!" ~·n11 t1•n1ing :-111tl going . I! strals
fr,1111 !In' 11r1rk1ng fn!ks '" fallf'n tl1e
gov!'rnrnt·nl and s11p1:w1rt thr nnn·
prndut't•rs. The \\'JJ.:t'·enrner rnu.•t 1·un
like tr;11\' 111 ... 1 tu
f-.1;1\' l" .-11· ;i1;d I n!~;
on f i '\ 1• d i111 nll~•·<;
.,\itl•• !;1 1''h1•r dft\I I!
th•• i!r;un l':u h ',t-;1r
The !>l att·i II
1nakl's n1v•1".1' r:n •;u'
hit: ..,t,,al. Lr-o~ ;11 1[
thi s 11·:1 \'.
\\' a g i.' s ri~1· I 1
!lH«·t infl:ltiiJIL 'ri,•·
lii~hl·r lhl' ~1a;.:t•. !hp 1nnr1· lhc income
!.'l\l'd. lht• hil.!ll••r tlH• !.'.lXi.·~.
l'rrt:l'S r1~1· lo 1n~et infl;1t1on. The
i:;rea ll'r thr doll:ir \'ulu1n1· 1nvl lh1• rl'a l
11u<1n tity or qu;1llly. !ht· dollar voluine)
the bigger !ht· sales tax.
STATt: fin;inee dircct0r \11·rnl' 0rr
s.:1~·s the stat(' \\·ill rake in an exl ra $200
111illion this coming year because of
inn;1fio11. St:ilc income taxes will
in<T('<JSt• a1v1tht·r .'711 niillion. the state
salt·s tax \\ill grab an extra $100 mill ion,
<>nd o!ht'r ta.xt•s \\·ill slurr up an
a<ldition:-il .~~3 million.
IJrr S<I\ s the increased rl'Vcnucs co1nc
fro111 ;1 b1.10111ini; economy. llah '. Since
\I hC'n Is ;::1\lopin;.: inflatinn a sign of a
lw.in1ini.: 1'('fltlf1lll\ ~ Ask the !adv \l'ith the shrinku1~ ~110ppii11; b;:1g nboul -that one.
( RLiS WALTON J
Or. the fclla v.·ho pays $10 ror a tankful of
g;:"Js.
~·olks :ire spi:'nding more dough these
dnl'S for l\1·0 basil' rca.~ons:
First, becous~· lhe money is v.orth less;
it takes more to buy less.
Second, because folk s are spending
their earnings before the dollar goes
b1:/l.1·-up.
\\'hen you figure that innation i:>
zipping along at about ten percent per
year, you can see th.at holding ooto your
dough is like tossing ten cents on a buck
out !hi' ll'indn\1. So, you invc~t it :.ind 110\J•'
) ou can break evt·n or you s1X'nd it out uJ
llecessily or pleasure v•hile you can.
That fella Orr. He's a kfck. "No nation
ean Jong prosper when citizens produce
lt1ss and charge each other more for it.''
'fhat 's ,,·hat Orr says. Isn't that ju3f. like
a burcaucra!"
THE TRllTll is, the JCJ!ks 1\hO arc
producing the least and charging the
most arc those birds in government -
state and federal. Since 1968, the total
amount of money in circulat ion
icurrcncy and credit) has increased
rn ore than tl'.'o and one-half times faster
lhcin !he inerc:.isc in the Gross National
Product. Hisi ng v.•ages and costs are not
the t ause of innation, they are the
('onseq4cnccs.
.Dear
Gluoiny
Gus
Zoning il'1d Spot 'l/.lnln,i;~ ;ind F:ll-
viron1nental lmp<1ct Reports arc
alt very v•ell-but ""her~. oh, whc'rc
can a family go enjoy an o!d-
fashioned Hay Ride?
Gloomy Gu• ctmmentt •~ wbmlfttd bY rt•Ot•~ •nd df Ml iwctuerllY refle<t llie
Vltwl ti I~ lltWIJ•Hr. 5911d rtut' 'el
Jtt•t I<> Gloom' Gul. IJ•ilY l'llel.
And. since Mr. Orr has been the state·s
high mucky-muck of finances, Babylon's
annual expenditures ha\"c risen about 40
percent. Less for more, indeed. Let him
who Is "·ithout fault throw the first rock
across the capitol mall . Svmc f e 11 a
11;1ters his milk and he gets thrO\\TI !n the
pokey. Politicians water our doUar and
they are hailed as economic wizards.
You'd think they would take that $200
million from innation revenues and
return it to the taxpayer from whence it
came. No way! It's already tagged and
v.·rapped for spending:
-aboul S40 million more to Increase
the increases for state employes.
-$79 million more for the state's f\.ledi-
Cal program.
-S2Q million more for food for the
state prisons, and
-f30 million more for Babylon's new
tower s.
'When in Doubt, Don't,' Still An
Admirable Rule for Govern1nent
1;1 11,1rr> uf pt'11pl<· 11·ho s;1::, or more
lik1 ·h :-li11u1. "So n1C"1hing inusl be done.''
Thi · road that !ollo"·s froin this
p;1>.sinn:1!!· ur;.:1n;.; l~ ~lrr1111 \\Ith much
hu111;1n lol!i.,,Pa~nd present.
ConsidCr the energy crisis. As we have
lcamcd. to our di s-
corn fiturr. ;in energy
crisis 1·xi-'I<.: on l 1·
\th<•n 'lit• •fil intl\l..;-
try says it exists.
The governm('nt of
the. l;ntted Stales.
and all lnrlrp"nd1•nt
researcth'rs. are 10-
tally at the mercy
or inforn1:11 ion ~i\·C''l
by the oil pcoµle.
That there is a long.range cnrrgy
crunch on setms a prima fa rie c·;1~c.
unles.<t some v.-ay is found tor buildi ng
safeguards into nuclear plants. But the
case for the "crisis'' \\'hich we arc goin.~
lhrough simply has not been made by the
oil industry or by the Nixon government.
Bui we Yankees sali vate \l:hen \\'P hear
lhe word crisis. The energy crisis has
brought on a host of other crises.
especially In the fi eld ol fanning. I have
one friend who is even worrying deeply
about the mustard crisis, y,•hich he calls
The Yellow Peril.
111EN the cry "Something Must De
Oone" is heard throughout lhe land. 1 he
things that were done after the ,Yab oil
embargo were many and muddled . The
upshot of all this mindless fN!!niy was a
raft ol Ion and rtgulatlcns which
produced more. afli"Y Americans than had beel1 _, 11nco Ille bombing of Pearl
Harbor.
·Not a 11D&lecne o( the law-
maUrl llMw ltJt 1111'• "1lat he w ..
legllll11lng ·-· lllnce IOI one or them laiew whetb« 1111 bulc 111U111pllcn of a
N!lll "crt1ls" wu tNe. "'-' oD companies
(CHARLES McCAB~
arc no more to be trusted with the truth,
all by themselves, than any other
collection of men hot in pursuit of profits.
Nt>arly all Ja"'"'S gel on the books in this
san1c way, An elected lawmaker gets his
mind set oo a single project, through
personal idiosyncrasy or the insistence of
one of his corporate or personal
constituents. He may get another handful
of lawmakers to join him in his current
crotchet.
ABOUT this time an atmosphere of
crisis seems to build around the
Wicks
'Apple?'
la1l'makcrs' office. This usually happens
all by itself. The \'Cry existence of the
planet begins to depend on a funher
subsidy for Minnesota wheat, or a higher
quota for llawaiian sugar. This frenzied
air, which is the opposite of ratiooal,
seems absolutely essential to the
American law-making process.
There is no doubt that at one time a
dedicated and wholly sineere Los Angeles
legislator thought that the welfare of his
county was served by passing a Jaw
preventing the shooting of rabbit& from
the seats of moving trolley cars. Thus
the law ""'as passed, and it remained on
the books until a short time ago.
Our own Supervisors. caught 1n a
belated eonviclioil that something must
be done, recently removed from the
books laws directed against the exces,,es
or marathon dancing, a preoccupation or
the dark Depression days. Marathon
dancing was followed with the intensity
and brevity of passion which later
attached to mas,, goldfish·swallowlng and
such other exotica.
W WE are to correct our tendency
towards law·making from the hip, a1 it
wert, we might wtth profit look to t"1>
parliamentary lnsUtutlons In Great
Britain. They are complementary In their
effect, which is to reduce folly In tile
fonim. The fil'#Jt la Lord Melbourne's
admirable rule, "When in doubt, don't."
It Is remarkable llow well lhe cause of
humanltlnd 15 '""ed by coosisteutly
refusing to do the popular thing, which la
lllUlllly the easy thing. Nature bas Its
own &yatem or cbecU' tllld bllancos
llhlth ttnds to llOIH -problems by
leU!ng them luta" and die.
The olhor and Cllllllplementazy )11)• la
tile "muterty lnldMty" IO ldmlrlbly
practiced by Britlob polltldant. Thll means just what.,.. thlnlt It lll<'MI.
\\'ASt11:-.;GTO:\-·Thrre v.eeks ago just
befo>c thl' \\'hite Hou"e lran~c·ipts \\'lre
publicl y rel1.1ascd. Prc!:.iden1 ~ixun and
his inne: 1·irrlc decidP'.i at th? \'Cf\' l:ist
mom<'nt to elin1inate from the Sei)t. 15.
1972, conversations hi s lhreal s against
the \\'ashi ngtcn Post-a ca I cu I a t e d
decision at the heart of his defense
against impeachmC'nl.
For once. r.tr. Ni xon ...,·as ac!ing neither
out of itnpulsc. nor
n1iscalculation. H;1.
thcr. dra~tic ecnsnr-
ship of thl· S1·pt L)
transcript \\':ts part
of an orerall :i.ttcrnpt
to limit i111peach-
ment pror('edin;;.~ ! 1
the narrow quc,stion
of criminal co111plic·
lty in the \\'att'rg;i t~
eoverup. \Vhat's more. this ~trategy m:.11
be inadvertently aided by the House
Judiciary Commitlft''s d('ri~ioo to. first
take evidence on the Cl)\erup.
IN RESPONSE. th!! commit l cc' s
membership is splitting after one week of
hearing evidence. l\lost Democrats and
some Republica ns reject the White House
concept, contend.in.~ a broad picture of
the President's acti\itv is essential to
1\·eigh impeachment. -But hard.core
Republicans are ech(ling the White House
line. arguing that their inquir)"".should
begin and end "ith !he \\'atcrgatc
coverup.
Actually, the \Vhit e !louse ha s always
been most concerned for noo-\Vatergatc
reasons about the Sept. 15 meeting
bet"·een ~tr. Nixon and John \V . De.an
Ill, then his counsel. Although the
President's praise that day for Dean's
handling of Watergate does not clearly
incriminate hin1, f\.tr. Nixon has been
extremely "'orried about his Lough-guy
reprisal talk on Sept. 15.
MOST OF those threats were retained
In the Sept. 15 transcripl: as origina!\y
prepared ror public release. But a last·
minute decision hefore the transcripts
went to the nation April 30 eliminated
several juicy portions. Excised were Mr.
Nixon's threat that the \Vashlngton Post
would have "damnable, damn ab I e
problems" renewing its television station
licenses and that "we are going to fix"
the Post's laVfYer. Edward .Bennett
WU Harns.
For all its blundering t h r o u g h
Walergate. the Nixon inner circle had lo
know these threats would SCXlll be
.,,...Jed. The Watergate grand jury's
sealed briefcase sent to Congress
contained the Sept. 15 tape. As edited by
Judge John Slrica. the tape Included Mr.
Nixon's threats.
H~. dele-tion or the President'!
remarks' was intended to fortify the
strategy of narrowly limiting the
Impeachment Inquiry to Watergate
covenrp.
SUPERFICIALLY, lhe strate gy
backfired. When the deleted 1'1!1118J'D
leelted. the lm)JIOSSlon of White HOllllO
duplicity ""' reinforced. Indeed, the aJr
of cyniolom and vengeful politics wu
even more fragrant In hearing the tape
tban reading the transcript. OlJclooure of
preoldeottal threata prompted Impeach-
ments lnvellllgators to search for White
l!ooae followotJp challeogiJ18 tclevlalcn
statlcn Ucen,.., • ·
Neverthelcs1,.t.he sirategy if having Ill
deslrtd errect with many committee
Republicans. By cutilng out the thrtal
·~•Inst the Post, Mr. Nixon clearJy made
hls point that It ts lrrelevoht. "To ma,
that b., ablOlutely nothing to do With
lmpoa<bmeo~" one Republlcon ICtld 111.
Said anolher: "You hear a lot _.,
about the Wasbtncton l'olt ID the
(ll<'publloan) cloailnlom 1111' day."
Some commltlee mtlllbml atJo r..i
l\'hlto Jlouee tllratq:Ji' bu be 0 D
I
[ EVANS·NOVAK J
unintentionally advanced by committee
tounsel John Ooar's plan for prcsmting
l'V idence. Inst ead or beginning "ilh
l>Cripheral i>iSU{'S SllCh (IS tht· ITT affair
or the milk fund and v.·orking to"·ard lhc
\\'atergate . cH1nax. lie ~tar\{'d \1ith
presidential 1nvol1·l'n1ent in lh" rove rup.
If no criminal liability by ~tr. ~ixon can
be proved here, these Congressmen
believe. Doar will seem picayune. \rh en
he turns ti> ITT or the inilk fund .
ON BALAf\.CE then. ~Ir. Nixon 's·
staunchest Bepublican defenders on the
ccnuni llee \\:ere cheert'd by the opening
\1rrk of li:;tening to tapeli. They arc
grateful that the expletives deleted by
the White House v•ere no more profane
than what is said on late.night to tal k
shows. They arc even more pleased that
the tapes heard so far (not. of course ,
including the March 21 hush·rnoncy tape!
do not clearly implicate r.tr . ~1xon
criminally,
The committee 1najor1t~·. including ·'
h·11 rh·puh!it:ans. liunk ~ n:h1•r11i-.t'. 11
bL'!1C'\l'S Con~rl'.'iS 1nu ,: ~·,1·iuu ·1 ~· fl(>f1d"'.'
;1 I 'rl'sid1•n! tl1reat~·n111g gu1 l'nu111•11t:1!
tort'{' again~t priv:ite corp(1rat1ons ;1uc;
citizens.
IT ALSO is more insistent than e\'1•r
rhat Congress get not JUSt tr;1r.<:cr1p!s hut
tapes. not only to h1·ar Ill•· <"hd i1nj!
J;1ui::hlcr of H. R. Halden1o.in . Lur odso 1c
discover deleted m;1 tcr1~d. 111111 !lien t'<u:
Congrc!'s le arn of st1ch 1nattcrs as :\Jr.
:\ixuP'S d1s("l~~1un 11·1i h Oran Clboul usin'!
th1• l11l1·mal Hi•\t•nuc :-;,•r\lrc ::igatn ~~
llemoC'ra!ic lr;idl'r La\1 rt'llt'\.' F. O'Rric11.
dt•]('\C'd f101n lht• Sl:pL 15 ITilllSCTlpl ti.I'
l".(l!h Sirica :i nd the \\'hill' l\nust•.
But !he> \Vhi1c lluusc ne1·1•r ha:; hopcu
for 1norr than a subst;i nt 1al mu1ori11· u1~
!hr libera.l·loaded Judiciarv Comm1.1te~.
E1·en lf inadequate ID b!Ock impe;ich·
mcnt on the llou::i~ floor. ·a sizeable
m i nor i t y \1·ould make St'natc
conviction lcss 11kl'll-. Thus. i n
campaigning to narro\1· 'iin peactunt'nl to
strict Watl'rgate crim1n;1l1ty, lhc \\'hile
llousj~ 1nade prugrl.'s.' last \\·eek.
Players a1id Audie1ices
.\t :l concert rec ently. listening to tile
great \1ozart concerto for t1\o pianos. I
reflec ted on the common discrepancy
that runs through all thC' arts or skills,
from musical composition to figw-e-
sk.a ting.
The discrepancy lies in the expert 's
appreciation and the public's perception
of excellence. In all the art s or skills, the
public most applauds \'!'hatever is fast,
brilliant, or c;eems especially difficult;
but the expert kno"·s wh.1t is really
difricull is \\'hat seems simple to the un-
trained observer.
AUDIENCES \vi/dly applaud fast runs
and tricky fingering on the piano. but Uiis
Is a mere technical feat. It is actually in
the slow t!lOVements of a great piece that .
the peftormcr reveals his true pianistic
ability-and ·it is also in the slow
movements that the composer expresses
his. tmSt proto\md and subtle talent.
-Th.is is not just a hlghfaluling theory.
because the same obtains in somethinb
like gymnastics ()r even c i r cu s
performers. What the public imagines i,,
cnonTIOW dexterity is often easier to
accomplish than some quiet feat,
appreciated onJy by others who have
tried it. The Dasby and sensational act i•
mere technical mastery; lhe seemingly
effortless Jump or twirl or figure ill
wbere the real art resides.
I RD1EMilER, years ago, when l was
ID at home and the "e" key oo my
typewrit<r was broken, I betttd oui •
column written wholly without that moil
frequent letter In the alphabet. The mall
pourtd In, applaudlog this feat u ll I had
Just dashed orr Keats' "llndymlcn."
Bui this was just a trick any ... ioned ·
proleasJQnal could do ti he l1te<!cd to; and
. the column i.d IUUe merit beyond It.
Whereas, others I have com)JOMd With
• bundrecl Umea more 11'1<» ond IUJ>.
--.. u qultU, received Cln Don
IW'qult' Immortal phrUe) .. "ciropplna
• ,_ pttil do!m the Graod Cln)'OCI and llltmlq ror an ecllO. •• •
(smNE~ J.HARRI~
and ski!ls-including Sj)'.lrts-is a
cullivated audience which understand :::
what to admire and applaud. and is not
beguiled by the dazzling dexterity of the
sup&ficial. A judicious au d i enc e
encourages a performer to give his very
best : an ignorant audience seeking only a
thrill can easily turn a performer into ~l
prostiture. substituting con t r i v e C:
contorlions for honesty.
But becotning a kno \VI e d g cab le
audience, whether at a concert or a
circus trapeze act. cqjjs for patience,
experience, and the development of
taste-things we arc in too much of a
hurry to bother with. This is why we rush
from novelty to novelty, seeking a new
thrill a week; rather than savoring the
inexhaustible facets of a slO\V movement
that demanrts our participation more
than it evokes our applause.
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Wasliirtgto1t Merry-go-round
LOCAi.MAH
TO BE HONORED
THIS WEEKEND
IN COLUMBUS Agnew Protests Y earhook's R~port
_l W ASIUNGTON -Former
Vice President Spiro Agnew L..
trying to rewrite the history or
his downfall.
He bas rlred off a bristllng
protest to World B o o k
encyclopedia over Its account
of his forced resignation.
. (JACK ANDERSON J
The re6peCted encycklpedia
!actually reporled in Ila 1974
yearbook that. Ang cw resigned
the vice presidency I a s l
October after having pleaded
"no cmtest'! to charges of
income tax evasion.
"In return fO!' Agnew's
resignation a n d no-conte.5t
plea to the tax-evasion
charge," reported World Book,
"the government agreed not to
prosecute him for alleged acts or extortion and bribery ...
"IN A 40-pagc exposition of
evidence, th e govcrnn1cnt
alleged that shortly aflrr his
election as executive of
Baltimore County in 1962,
Agnew began ond directed a
complex scheme to extort
t~ds or dollars front
cons ulting
Maryland.
allegedly
engineers in
In return, h c
granted t h e nl
prOfit~ble govern me n.t
contracts.
''Allegedly, Agnew continued
to operate the kickback
scheme from 1962 through his
two · years as governor of
Maryland and during his first
four years as Vice President."
The encyclopedia stressed
that Agnew ''denied th11t he
was guilty. lie said that
accepting 'contributions' while
governor of Maryland was
·part of a long-('sfahl1 shcd
pattern' Of political fund-r<iiS·
ing in the state.''
TlllS lllSTOR\' of Agne11•'s
fall fro1n power, although
quite accurate. displeased the
for1ncr Vice President .
Angrily, he sent back his copy
of the yearbook und demii.ndcd
In an accon1panying letter that
the Agnew name be removed
from the firm's mailing list.
World Book officials refused
to show us the Agnew letter,
claiming it would be a
"breach. 0 r confidence."
Sources who have seen it.
however, told IJ8 A g n e w
claimed the yearbook article
was a distortion of the truth.
He complained that he had
been persecuted. that he had
been found guilty of nothing.
The entire case against him.
he charged, was built upon the
testimony or tainted men.
Th e encyclopedia's; ac('(lunt,
added Agnew, reflected a
leftist bias. It WllS a trait he
found all 100 comn1on in the
n;ition's news n1cdia. he
protested.
ONE SOURCE who saw the
Let the _Buyer Beware
The Jo'ij!;urr t'lnaglers, <1 nC\\'
book by Hobert Reichard ,
delivers just Y.'hal its title
pro1niSC's: a hard-hilling:. '''ell·
doc.'U'n1entcd expose on ho1\'
!>latistical charlatans have
been hood w l n k i n g the
Ameri c an co11sun1cr
(.\lcGra\1·.l!iJl. $8.951.
(THE BOOKMAN )
An im!X)rt;u1t addition to 1hr
current ··co nsumer
r e \'00 I u I 'i on . ' ' this bbok
'invrstigatcs the J i t e r a 11 y
hundreds of y;ays today's
unsuspccling purchaser i s
being duftCd \\"1th misleading
statisti~ on thl' part of
advert is c rs . l>ankers,
retailers, politicians. etc. Th is
handy rl•fcrrncc is 11-r11tr n 111 :1
light. non-lcchnieal st~·ll' <1nd
is desii,'llcd w help th..-rl'ildl'r:.
protcrt lhrmscl\"l'S 1n th1•
s1at1s11cal jungle h~· cnabhn!!
th1·1n to recognize tl1e lrH1 ak'
s1~1s •. of cl.istort1011 a 11 d
c1uplic1!y.
A VIRTUAL . ··roadmap·•
tttat guidcs the ha r r i ea
co11sun1er through the mfrl.e of
statistical high\\·ays and
hy\\•a.vs lh:it intc;rscrt today·s
complex \1ortd. thl' I c x l
dcmonstrat(>S ho1.,. to calculate
the true interest charge on
consu1nl'r or installment loaoo.;
in a mattt·r of n1in11tes. It also
1ncludt·s ;1 dl·scriptinn 11f
f1nanc1;il slale1nt·n1s as \\1•1 1 as
dlSCU~'\IOf1S on (' h a r I I 11 )! .
:l\"l'ragrs. perct·n1agcs. and
1111· Pvaluatinn of accuracy.
Bvl:K'rt Hcich<ird is
t' con o n1 i cs editor of
Purchasinlt \\'nrld n1agazine.
and a n1cn1bl'r nf. the faculty
nf thc New York Institute of
Technology. Author of Tile
Nun1bers Game, .and an
a11·<..1rd·1Yinning journalist. hr
has '•l'ritten rnany lopica!
<Jrticles on cUrrcnl business
trends in leading business and
professional publications. lp
itdditinn to his pres en l
posi!1ons. ~Ir. Hcichard serves
as ht1s1ne-:s ad1'isor lo lhf'
B11rc<.1u of Lahor Stat istics.
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held June 9. 1974 at Riverside Raceway.
Entry Blanks available at Harbor Photo.
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letter told us it was "very
perllonal" and showed Agnew
has a sour opinion of the
press.
of 314.00!I barrels per day"
since May 1973, befon~· the
crisis.
BY HOLDING back on
domestic crude oil. I h c -I
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\1/orld Book's summary of
the Agnew affair went to press
before Marylsnd judges ruled
that he i;hould be disbarred.
The courts, apparently, agree
with World Book.
companies have kept the
demand -and, therefore, the ---'==-~-price»_ sky high. ··some chJJµ f!,Jlf il pigeon loft there before /fit''/
Footnote : The former Vice
President, who is traveling in
Terehan, couldn't be reached
for comment.
Qlrtailing e_roduction a:~ _____ _
pennils the 011 companies 10 * * * • * * •
1edeveloped •·
• ... * •• adjust their profit level. \Vhen * the public screams about
exorbitant oil profits. the *
companies merely I o w e r *
production. This r fl <! ll c e s
prorils without losing then1,
since the oil remains in the
ground for later sale at Pikes
Peak prices.
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companies have demanded
higher and higher gasoline
prices to stimulate. domestic
production and to reduce U.S.
dependence upon f o r e i g n
imports.
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Sen. Ji1n Abourezk. 0-S.O ..
reveals that the excess profits
have been going not into new
oil wells but into the pockets
of the oil barons.
TI1e Abourezk study lih<iws
that the cutback in oil *
production u•as most severe
last November at the sainc *
tilne that the oil firrns \Vere •
callin~ for higher prices to *
encourage more production .
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that domestic oil production
has gone down, not up, since
prices began soa ring. rar
from encouraging greater
production, his figures s;how,
there has been a •·total decline
·r11E BIGGEST firms \\'ere *
the wor~t offenders. Exxon. *
Texaco, Shell, Gulf. Mobil and *
Standard of California alone *
accuntcd for a production drop *
of 153.000 barrels a day in
1973. *
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Beautify your bug.
It could win you a new one •
A ··Beautify Your Bug" conle,.I ond po rode will be held at Disney-
land Sunday, June 30, in honor of a Volkswagen's slorring role
in the new Waif Disney Studios' movie, "Herbie Rides Again:·
The Grond Prize is o 1974 Beetle. (If you don'l won the bu~.
you'll hove your chance ol olher voluoble prizes.)
Here's whol you do. Derorote your bug for iudging in one
of three colegories. Make it potriolic. Moke it nostolq•c. Mokc
it romical.
But clon'I make it anything until you toke this entry blank ta
yourVWdeoler. He'll give you on ofliciol Beoutily Your Buo lor
"Herbie Doyot Disneyland" envelope which you moil lo Disney·
land. And the~. when you heor from Disneyland tho! you've
been accepted as one of the entrunts, you con start decorotino
your bug.
Because of limiled space availability. only lOCO enlronls will
.be occepled. And your entry musl be received ol Drsnrylcnrl
before June 10.
Each oerepted enlronl gels four free Disneyland "'" r<
and foor live-ride licket books. (So you w rn before lhe conle .1
even starts.) •
Twenly-five finolisls will be chosen from each colegory 10
drive in the big porude through Disneyland. The grond prize
winnerond three winners in each category will be chosen alter
1hc parnd1•.
If yi'u re "'.t.'lf'Ctc·d. yn11ff)1,1d1 ·qrode out 1n a brand new bug.
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: "HERBIE DAY AT DISNEYLAND "
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Don't miss "Herbie Day At Disneyland" Jun' 30.You'll see Herbie-.
star of Walt Disney Studios' new movie, "Herbie Rides Again~'
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SUNSENSORS® by RIVIERA.
/11 .So11ie Place.~, Interest Proves Greater tlian Ever
10 a costume rental shop. By the A~sociated Press
\\'hether it's JUSl another sign o! <.t
rt'turn to trad1t1on or a free ride on the
long skirts of nostalgia. the high S(:hoo1
pro1n is prospering 1h1s year
rC'ntcr said ,1·ellow and grt>en l>hirts \\'ere
the most PlfPUl<Jr lhis year . replacing
puik or last year. Al the Tuxt'Clo Center
in Holly\\ood. at least one prom-goer
askt'<I for ~el low tails and 11"as referred
The sunglasses that show up on rainy
rOR THE GlRLS, THE simple halter
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_./££-/j days, sunny days, and all those In-
look is popular; but many departnient ~ --between days.
stores and prom chaperones observed l ~~-~ :;.-:::---Because their Sunsensor~ glass lenses
:\ Sf.ll)t c:hetk uf high schools 1n 15
~rat<·~ ~hQ11c·d th;it pron1s f'r•· b<i•·k 111
n1any places 11hl·re ju~t a fc11 ~e<irs ago
!ht1 11 •·r1.: eanccled for lack Qf interest.
Jn S/Jrne cities. intcrC'st 1s greater than
e1t'r and the d;intcs are b<>ing planned
111th exhubtranee
gi rls choosing frillier and more fe1ninine · I by Corning darken as the day brightens.
dresses. • .. lighten up as the clouds roll In.
Nadine Formals. a St~. Lou is! A smooth, gradual change that's com-
n1anufacturer Lhat specialize's' in pronl I fort able, easy-on-the-eyes. Choose from
dresses. rrported increased sales of its our fabulous selection of fashion styles,
classic long dress. "tiich has :;10 yards of l 11.00 to 25.00.
STCflE:'\TS AT SOlTllER,'i' IJ:gh
Sl.hool in IJC1u1s\'ille. K!·· h<Jd J-la1,1·ai1an
leis <ind p10£·appll'S f!o11n in to c<irry out
<J l!;111auan Holiday .. thcnH'.
\: Stoni> :'llnunt.i1n High. uut~1di.:
,\1 !;111ta. Ga .. a gazebo 11as cun~lrUl.'\{'d
to illu~tratc a Southern plantation motif.
\I Terry Sanford Senior II i i.: h 111
F;..1·cttcvillf' ~.C., students brouaht 111 ;1
1 n111Lorcvtk· 1\1th sidecar th c:nrr\ out Ille
ihtm" in<;pired by the nnivic ··,\i;1critan
<.rafl I! I .
S1·n111r~ at Ctlnnt·tt1{'Ut s r;r1·cn11 ll'h
JJ1:.:ll ar" ~p1 ·11d1ng S:'i.fl(l(J for l11·e h<1nds
f1Jr lht1r prorn and an ''ll!!L·r gloll" ..
Jiar 1.1
AT C()RAL GABLES ll1gh in Vlor1da,
'.!;1f) students spent ."i.06~ h1Jurs nl'L·r t·ight
nui:llh<> n·s!oring the gr;111d h;dlroo111 of
th(· long-c!ost•<I Uil1nirJrr flo1 t'I !>11 th~·rr
-.;pn11g pr1irn 1":111 h•' ii(·ld 111 tllc ··l1·g<Jlll
atmosphere ul the 19'.!0s.
··Thl' ·::us 11·1·rt such ;1 h;1pp_1 !11111· ··
P:>.pl;11ncd Tr.111 )'('ppt·r. Jllllt•ll· cla ,.~
pr1'~1rh·nt. ··Thtre 11;ts a Jul 1n111 e gu111g
llll I h1·n
Fun11:i l \\(·;1r 1,uL111ters rPport !ho·
(;;11sh~ lo11k ;.pp<irl'nlly has inspired J11gh
st'huol boys lf1 spurt top hat s. e;.ines ~ind
t·:1p{'s , Tux(·ducs 1n crus/1cd velvt·l.~.
pl;11d. n1:1roon. pink. blue and grl'cn arl'
1n dcrn;1nd . and 111 Cha:ago a lormill 11c:ir
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.\dn1 f·;J1n(i H. Zun11valt Jr
:-.;:;s if lie had it to do till orcr
Ile· \l'uuld have 1n1ple1ncntcd
hi :-. l:ulH.'ll '"Z gran1s" for inod·
L:rni~111~ \'ary rules n1ore ('au·
11c1usll' tc.i a\"Old ('Onfu ... ion and l'r1L1cl.~n1 Ill' v.·ill retire June
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ruffles in the skirt. !
.. The South does a bigger job \1'ith I
ruffles. but the East has caught up this ~
yca_r. I 11·as ne\·:.r ab!e to _sell ~1acy·s ll
until this year. said r-.tilton Paris,
regional manager for t\'adine in Xe11· 1
York. !
As for music. Frank Paul. a \\'oburn.
~lass. band booke r, says: "Thing is the
oldies but goodies sound -music from ~
the ·sos and '60s." [ {.,._./ _ _,...._,
1-.;co.-..:0~11cs l\1AY HA VE influenced
C'l'le hrations at some schools. Last ye<ir.
/\cw York"s Pierre Hotel booked .several
proms. \\"ith the cost running as n1uch <1~
.')50 to S60 (>f;r couple. This year they had
no pron1 business.
ln Chevy Chase. ~fd .. \\'alt \\'hit1nan 1
and Chevy Chase High had been holdin ~ 1
a join'. prom at the Indian Spring
Country Club !he past fC\\' ~·cars bccau~t'
neither Sl'hool had enough prorn-g(}('rs Ill
<1fford separate dances. Th is .1·ear !he~
hare more than i;nough studrnts. but the
cost of renting tKe club has jun1pcd tro1n
··i 200 to Sl.600. \\'alt \\'hitman students
ll'ill Ix! going to the Shl·raton Park Huh·I
in \\1ashington. D.C .. and Chcl'y l'h<Jse
:;tudcnts \\"ill hold their pron1 al ;i
Holiday Inn.
Despite the high costs ol pro1ns :ind thc-
feminls t n10\·cn1ent. it appeared bo~.o; ;;re
still footing rnosl of the bill.
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HISTORY REPEATING ITSELF!
See the huge display of the HIGH WHEELERS-Antique Bicycles
of Yesteryear & the new Electric Motorcycles of tod ay.
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IN OUR STAGE COURT
SATURDAY. MAY 25 • 11 a.m. to 2 p~m.
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dis play at J.aguno Beach J<'esti vat of Arts. 'fhi~ yea r. 150 \VJJI be . by Orange
t'ounty ~chool children, bung in F'estiv al'.s Junior ;\rt Gallery during July 12-
/\ug. i5 season. Selecting the111 at St. 1\nn'? J->arish 11 ~11. Santa Ana. a~e (from
tell) Irvine's Fred 1-lolland, Dr. D\vayne (.rcer and J1n1 Sheets of Irvine. Oth-
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Irvine Park Bo11d Ai1·s 011 TV
Abortion
Bal~ked
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By YWCA
WASHINGTON (UPI)
The Young Women's Christian
Association (YWCA) has
announced it joined the
Religious Coa l ition for
Abortion Rig ht s, an
organization formed to defend
present liberalized abortion
Ja\\'S.
"The Y\VCA was among the
early organizations \\'Orktng
for liberalization of abortion
laws," YWCA President
Elizabeth S. Gennc s a i d
Wednesday.
In 1973, the organization
voted to ''support eiforts lo
provide sale, low -c ost
abortions lo all women who
desire them."
RCAR was formed this year
in response lo efforts by
organized "righ t ·to life"
groups to overturn th c
January 1973 U.S. Supre1nc
Court, decision ,QR abortion.
The court ruled that a
pregnant WOmBn has the legal
rig.ht to decide \Vhether to
have an abortion.
YWCA affiliation b r i ng s
, RCAR membership to 22
religious organizations.
Ir\ inc Junior \\romcn's Club
\1·tl l host advocates 1Jf the $1fi
11111!ion city park bond
nicnsurc for a c:iblcvision
progr11n1 lo air on channi:l 3 in
Ir\ i~l' cfi-t11·0 cJi.te_s_nl'Xl WCC'k.
Jim Cook 11·!11 discuss. tl"K>
hnpaci5 oi Ille bond n1casure
on city WXC'S and oulline l
rt"crcatlonal f:.icili!!cs . bond !'
rnoncy ""i!l pro11:lc.
unproved city bike tr a i I
s~ srcin to connect future city
par~s.
\Ir;. ~I. James Ellis 9f 'rhc
H:inch 11111 lt'ad lhe discussjon
'"be~ sho11n at 6:30 p.m. t-.tay
:!8 ;111d l).
1\ slide prl•scntation,
' pr~parcd by 1hc -p..1rk bond~
consult:tn!s B1hr.-·1 ·ind Sue of [
Irvine 11·i 1! :ilso l"w shovm.
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Eve1r S•turd•r In lh• ·
DAILY PILOT Dick Clark. public rel ations
ch;urnu1n for !hr> park bond
sh'C'r1nj:! C'Ot11n1il1l'<', and
rrstdent<;; Clare Tarter ;.ind
<Jn June 4. titv residents
wit I he ;:1st.rd to aPpro1 c boU1 I
:i $1G n1ilhon parks bond 1
rllC':tsure ;.ind nnoth<'r $ 2
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CHRIS -AUG. 1973
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Judge Won't Push BugJ_iosi Lawsuit
LOS ANGELES (API -A
Superior Court judge ha s
refused to speed proceedings
in a slander suit filed against
lawyer Vincent Bugliosi, who
is rumi.ng for the Democratic
nomination for attorney
general.
public offiCf. filed suit again!!
the candidate )1ay 10 for
slander and defanlation of
character. !le has challeng1..-d
Bugliosi to counter"'\!Ue him.
Although Bugliosl ha s
report in '.''hich she said he
beat her. The woman later
appeared publicly '.''ith Ot>nny
to confirm the slOry.
JN IIlS SUIT. Denny said
that Dugllosi's ca mpalgn
treasurer and at tor ne y.
~11i chael Heman. issued a
public statement ca I J i n g
Denny a ''l ia r'' and
"hatch!tn1an."
However, Superior Court
Judge Charles Church
Wednesday also denied a
motioo by Bugllosl to keep all
sworn de(KlSitioos in the case
secret.
declared an intentim to sue
the attorney, no legal papers
had been filed by Wednesday.
mE JUDGE ORDERED
depooitionJ in the Denny suit
to be taken June 10, six days
after the primary election.
-WANTED-
DL\MONDs • GEMSTONES
J.w.ie1 tity i°"""' ii ,._,hint f• 11io1110t1th 11t11d t•"'•to-
·,,.,. ptiYQ!e l11di•id11oll Giid ••IGl•L Corallll •• a ... iM t!OIO a11d
•vGl1111lio11 by -••ptr11, Hifh11I p<k•• paid. Coll .$40-906'
10-11 liai!y, $ot...,.dcry 10-6, s-4ay tlo~cl. 01t lot /lk. 0.Nil
'o/11 or Mr, .losaph.
iewels by ioseph
CHURCH SAID RE felt an
effort by attorney George
Denny to have s w o r n
depositions taken in the case
prior to June .f was based on
political <XJmideratioos rather
than the merits ol the slander
suit.
In his motion to speed
depositions. Denny declared a
political intent. The document
said. '·J felt that it was
critical to the voters of this
state to get the-f a c I s
c:oncemingthe u ne t h ica I,
illegal and even felonious
conduct or the man seeking on
June 4 to b<.'Conte t h e
Democratic nominee for chief
lav• enforcement officer of
California."
SOUTH COAST PLAZA• 3333 lllSTOl COSTA MESA• 540-9066
Denny , who has accused
Bugliosi of being unfit for ~.-.------------~ 2nd Annual Southern California
_Ne1v Rule
For Ms.
LONDON (UPI) -The
British passport off i cc
announced the prefix l\1s.
11•ill henceforth be allowed
in passports.
DENN\', A Bt:VERL\' lli!ls
allorney, has held several
news cooferences in rl'C<'n!
v•eeks to present evidence of
tl\"O Jeg<tl cases in \l'hich he
clai1ns Buglirui p;dd "'hl~"h
money" to keep q u i e t
potentially damaging incidents
in his private life.
At one of his 11 e \I' s
conferences. Denny alleged
th at Bugliosi paid orf a forn1er
girlfriend to retract a police
mobile c ~ · NOW thru
home may27
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'No Hidden-Risks in Pill' Tourists
Switch
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LONDON (UPI\ -British
scienUsts say that in a four-
year study or 46,000 women
they found oo hidden haza«ls
in the contraceptive pill and
that the pill probably provides
more beneficial effects than
adverse ones.
The study, carried out by
the Royal College of General
Pracliliooers with the aid of
the Medical Research c.ouncil,
said:
"Not a singl~ previously
unsuspected f m port an t
adverse effect of the pill has
been revealed by the study so
far and several suspected
risks have been shown to be
small or nonexistent."
'fhese Include m i g r a i n c
headaches. depression, vaginal
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The report said the pill can
actually bring an
improvement in conditions llke
menstrual disorders, an~ntia ,
acne and non-cancerous lumps
in the breast. There Is no
statistical evidence so far of
any link bct"·een the pill and
canet!r. it said.
SALE
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Reg99.97
SAN DIEGO r AP\ -
Si,IZJJ of the tourist seasons,
noted a local newspaper
columnist: .. The CnnAd-
ians are disappearing lhe
early Arizonarui a re
!urning up."
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CORVALLIS, Ore. (U PI I -
Women like ttleir9 men strOng
but gentle; hairy-chested hut
neatly cropped on I o P ,
according to survey results
that fQllo\red a picture of
a nude male that ran in the
Oregon State student
newspaper.
The survey in the
Barometer was sponsored by
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Optti 10-t p.M. O•"v S.Mey I 0 te 6
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Bo Tree Produc!ioro ol San
Francisco, originator of an all-
male nude calendar. The
survey picture was of a man
\\'Caring a smile and holding
an apple.
sltoni. broad ohouldcn; long,
~ arms; gentle hands,
and broad hairy chests. They
also prefer sleek, muscular
and "cute" backsides, along
with hairy, stroog thighs and
legs.
responses were received. 01
these, three were submitted
by men and three came from
perlOllS who said they wis~cd
to maintain sexual anonynuty.
Those answering the survey
said they liked men With
medium-length, neat, clean
hair; either green or blue
eyes: full, k1ssable 11 p s :
Hov.oever, the paper said the
survey could hardly b e
considered a fair sampling of
campus attitude since &only 40
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Pot Push Turns to Courts
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Advocates cif liberalizing the
nation's marijuana laws are
adding the courts to their field
of opertatioo.
District of
federal
possession.
Q)lwnbla
laws on
and
pot
A c c o r d ! n g to a
n1emorandum filed with the
eourt. !he niain thrust or the
NORMI.. s~it is, "in a nutshell,
that marijuana is n o t
sufficiently dangerous to the
user or to ·our society for its
private p!)ssession and use by
adults lo be n1ade a criminal
offense."
Grinspoon. author of the
book ''~1arijuana
Reconsidered,'' said in an
affidavit filed with the court
that while marijuana is not a
totnll y har1nlcss drug , It Is
"the least dange..;ous
psychoactive drug."
use ha• any ol t b e
characteristics whi( h com·
promise·addictlon ," f:rinsJlO()u
said.
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Veteran,< of Foreign
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R. Soden says restor-
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ert E. Lee Is all right,
but an attempt in Con·
gress to Unk it to am-
nesty for Vietna1n-era
d r a ft dodgers won't
,..wash.
T"""'•Y. M11 23, 1974 DAILY PILOT f 3
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS IU~'NC''
SL'·'WJ NAMI ITATl'MllfT
NOTIC• fO CelOITOll • T/141 follow!"" pt/Min 11 clol119 llolMMlil ~~:~:i:: C~c:::::1:~A !~: 1•~: VS. OtSTRlllVlOI S !'lt(HAN<:;•.
T,MI COUNTY 0, GltANGI ~1:·t2~;;110r 8!..0., i.:oi.IJ Mt". (Ill·
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Orc111ed. ln!• ""'"''" 11 cor><11Kled by •n NOTICE IS HERE8'1' q1YEN IO !lie l1..a1v1a111I, C'lllllo'I Of tht lbO~• n1n11<1 111ccoen! 01n•1! Clinton Lfhm1n Ill
0•11 111 ptrton1 l11vlng ch1lm1 i1<j11ln1l Int Tnls ~•11tm1n1 wa1 llltd wllh 1n1
11ld dtc.otnl 1r1 r1q11lrW lo lilt tnt.m, Covn•y Cieri. O! Or1n9e Coynty Oii MIY wltll It.-n1c1u1ry vwcP>ers, In !he oll«e11•, 19/'
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vooch1r&. to 1111 uf\dt"lllnl'J 11 c'o M1y 10, 13. 30, 1nd June'·.,,, 1164·1• CHAll.LliS GARRITY, Attlll'ntv II LI/<, ---
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PUBLIC l'iOTICE
SL,·14115
NOTICE TO CllOITOlll
5UP1Ellt011 COUltT O~ THI!
In the past, pot advocalcs
have usually confined efforts
to state Je eis l atures ,
llromot~g hearings on
liberalizing laws while skirting
ballot referendums as too
dangerous and lhe courts
because cases could generally
be made only after a
n1arljuana ccnviction.
"I be lieve,'' he added, "the
single greatest d a n g er
encountered by the m(U'ijuana
user Is thal of being arrested
by law e nforcen1ent
personnel.··
Ungerleider. who served as
a 1nember of Preside:nt
Nixon's Natiooal COmmisslon
on Marijuana and Drug Abuse
and as a consultant to
California Gov. Ron a Id
lteagan 's Strike Jo~orcc on
Drug Abuse, told the court in
his affidavit :
--------------' Oated May 1, lt7• STATE OF CALll'Olll•llA FOR
THE COUNTY 01' OIANGIE
NOW THE NAT I ONAL
Orga1tization for the Jlcfor1n
of Marijuana l..a\vs (NORMLI
has prepared a court case that
it believes puts the pro-pot
people on the offensive.
In its case. filed in the U.S.
District Co:1 r1 of the !Jistrict
of Cotun1bia. NORi\11. is
~ccking tu u1·crturn both the
TO BUTTRESS ITS
llrl{un1cn1. NORf\.IL ha s
enl isted lhc services of two
r ~speC l<'d n1arijuana
rcsearc-hers: Dr. Le s ter
Gri11spoo!1, associate professor
of psychiatry at the Harvard
:\1cdic:il Sc:hool. and Dr. J.
Tho1nas Ungerleil.!er, a n
as~oci<i tc prof essor of
psychia try al the UC LA
~lcdical Ctnlcr.
GRINSPOON Al.SO said it
1\·as a n1yth to consider
marij uana a narcotic -an
important point sioce n1ost or
the anti1J1:irijuana law s are
based on its classification as a
narl-otic along with heroin.
"Clearly marijuana is not a
narcotic in any medical or
scientific sense of which I am
aware. and there is absolutely
no evidence that marijuana
Protest Seen Dying Down
For Softening Penalties
SAC lt:\~lt-:i'·:TO 1A l-'1
Pr oposa l s to reform
Cat1forni.1"s rnarijuana lav.s no
longe r bring <in avalanche or
pul•lic prolc~!. .!:J\'S il n
:isscn1bly111nn 11·ho 1i;1s lnl'<l
for 1norc than five ) t:urs to
lessen penal! ics for possession
of th<' illegnl °"l'cd.
"I don't th ink pl'-Oplc arc
hun~ up on it any ri1ort·." :-.1icl
Assembly111au Alan Sieroty.
the Be\'crl y Hills Democrat
\1!'hO was flooded \Yith angry
phon{' C'nlls ;ind lcl!ers v.·hen
. he fir st pushed n1arijuana
r\•forn1 in 1!169:
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.,BACK TH£N, evervonc
pounced en me. They thoUght
this 11·as legalization.'' he said.
But Sieroty's a1nbilions ha ve
cooled \\'ilh the opposi tion.
1',our years <igo. he introduced
lcgis!atioo that si1nply v.·ould
have n1ade possession of
inarijuana a misdemeanor.
A Sicroty bill no .. v before the
state Senate 11·0:.ild provide
n1isdemeanor penalties only
for home possession of four
ounces or less of the weed.
SIEROTY CALLS lhe
proposal · · a conservative
measure and sa~·s h e
•·almost has to apologize for it . .,
lie says he , .. eakened the bill
to meet the objections of Gov .
H.onald Reag an. \1·ho \'etocd a
~in1ilar n1arijuana mC'a~urc
h\'O yea rs ago.
The Sicroty bill 1\· o u Id
provide n?aximu1n penalt y of
six rnonth s in jail and a $500
fine for a fJCrson charged yith
possessinz: four ounces or less
of n1arijuana in his hon1e.
Street possession ot: t1ro
ounces of marijuana could
bring the same penal!~'·
"IT IS fl1Y cpinion that the
use of marijuana in the adult,
even chronic use over a long
period of time. involves small
danger of phystologlcal or
psychological impairment."
He added : "Similarly, I
most emphatically do not
believe that n1a rijuana poses
any threat to the safety or
\\'Clfare of our society."
Ungerleider also said the
alleged connection between
marijuana use and criminal
behavior wa.'l a mylh.
"The image of th e
mairjuana smoker as a violent
menace to society is
ridiculous," l•e sti id .
'"IT IS ~IY opinion. and it [
was also the conclusion of the
national comrnl ssion. t ha I
neither the 1narijuana user
nor the drug itself constitutes
a danger to the pu blic safety
in terms of cru~e o r l
aggressive behavior.""
\\"ith marijuana a r r cs r s
gro .... ~ng lthe figure for 1973 is
cxpi..--clcd to reach the 300.000
mark 1 the debate has passed
fron1 the r11crely acadc111ic lo
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an issue V.'i th signi ficant social : JUM lrid~ C~ Special
consequences. Ketrlwl ChalttpOCJIM • Extre ~ •...•.......•. 560.37 CoN
The district cou rt 1 s ~:;.~1:.i:!:":C:~
expected to decide in a fe\i' ROBERT LAWRENCE BALZER selection$ ovoiloble "·eeks whether it \1'ilt pick up
the challenge being presented for sampling along with fine imported cheese 1n our
by the maoijuana advocates or ·1asling room.
dismiss the suit. sending <he SOUTH COAST PLAZA NOR~·lL people back to the
tedious rocess of seeking lower level necir Bullock 's
lo change lhc lall' in st;.ite Costa Mesa • 557-29.07
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PLANTS -ART CLASS
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416-31st 673-1467
CONSIGNMENT l TD.
'ife n are· s Th111 fhin · &11lvtor r Cui!Oln &:K·c lru <0c.t~I\
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DISCOVER
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lfewrrt 1~~0.<'r,. Ca.ti~
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doS<rt 1\h<lnll'
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LILAS M!LOltZO 1.10=< Nt. A·1filtlt Exttv"I• ol tnr Will ot
tn.t 1bov1 "1mro dect01nt
CHAILES GAlllTY
F1l.s1e ot EVELYN G. 1AALONEY,
Oeced~ed
Allorftty 11 LIW
Ill W. 111~ 11r1tl
NOTICE IS HEREllV GIVEN •o !ht
creo,10<1 n• ·~r .soo•" ndmeo oeceoent
l111t1 Af11 , C1Hlttrfll1 tt16'
T1l1Jlillftt: 1'14) M1·MH
Att••r for E11tc11Trl1
PuDlbhtd O<'l r>gC (0111
flolY t , 1&, lJ, 30, 1974
• tni! i!I Pf.'\Dns 11.tvlng tl•lm• •o•lnsl tne
l111a aecKltnl ~'' r~uortd ~ hie tlletn,
will\ tl\f nece•S••Y vouc"-'" on 11\f O.illy Pi!~!. 011.ce c.t tne coer~ 01 !M •Dove en!llled
1645-7i lCOVrt. °' to o•eKol tn&m. W1ln TM 1 nec~"'"Y Yt>ucl'lerc, 10 1n~ 11..ae••l9.....:1 ~t
1tht LIW OH•tt ol O'MELVEHY j. PUBLIC NOTICJ:: \ '"VEHS. 61 1 Vies• ~.~111 S•. Lo• Anqel1s
-----_ Calilornol Ki01 7. wh,ch 11 lllt olM:t o!
FICTITIOUS 8VSINESS IJ11<!ne11 01 me uflOlrslgnecl ln •II mAner<.
MAMIE ITATl!MENT prt!alnlnv lo ll'N! t!lllt ol 1110 OtctOt nl,
l 11e !ol!1;1Wlog persorn .ire ooin; wotnln '°"' monlh• .i!ltr !Flt llnl
DUl•ntil JI: ou1111c•1oon of !nls notoce.
TEO'$ INSTALLATION A ... D REPAIR 0.iltd; M~y 1, 1911 SEii.ViCE. 9511 Pt'1hNood 0 r ., Plllft!CIA LYN o,IALONEY
HunlinQton Bc~ch c.s1;1.i,.,1~ t16.16 E•ttuldx ot 1ne Will of fta F. •r>d P~!•!<iil L. C.sn!f~I!. 9)12 1l1e ~f.OVt f>Dfl\fd decedt•H
Pe!l1wood Or., Huntir>g!On Beftl\, O'MELYENY & MYERS
C1ll to•1111 '11><16 Ill W1•I So~th ~I.
Pft•lner>hlp, .(llll 110·1110 •
Ted F C•nlrell AllOtneYl lor E•etlllfll •
Tllil bu•lnen 11 conducled bV a genera11Los Anv11e1, C1li1ornL1 tGOl1
Thl1 slel,mt nt w•~ 1ole<1 .,,1n tne Puoll•n"o Or.tngr (01111 0~1lv Pllot
(ountv Cle<I. cl O<a11g1 Coun!y on M~v lf,\.tv 9. IO, 2l. 30, 191~ 16•6·1•
I•, J9}j ~ ---·
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P110H1ned Orantt Coast Oailv Polo•, PUHLI C NOTICE
MIY 16, l ), 3D. and June o, 191• 116) 141
PURI.IC 1".UTICI-: I STATEME"IT CF AIANDOHMENT OF
USE OF FICTITIOUS IU~I NESS NAMC
The followong per~n• hlvl' JD~ndGnr< 1-------,, .. ,,,c_,c.,"u"<------
1
tne u•e ot !he tl<Htiovs Ou,lnr•• n~m·
NOt11:e TO CllEDITOllS Mother Nnluril'S lr<(lgor G~r.stn P.tr!h•
,U,.EltOll COU llT OF THE ... , '>6?1 ltefn AYe., nun!i•ICll.n r ... ,h
STATE DF CALIFOlllHA FOR Calolorn•.t 91,,.9 TltE COUNTY OF OllANGIE fl,e 1,,,,,,0111 0111one•\ name rele1te~ 1
No. A·7•1n .. ., ... ,~ · < hl~d '" O•anoe C.oun11· on c ~111e of ERNEST r VEHllS.I I. 01dnne Oee H••man. '"41 l(e" C>ltelse<I. · Ave .. tiun"r>glon 11-acn, CAl'tGtnl~ 9?t4
NOTl(E IS tlER£8Y GIYCIJ !O 111e 7. Lou;•e!le LOl•IUlf Clar•, >691 ICtf<
ctlU•tcri ot ine acr.v-n;.n>tJ r."c:d-l'tl· A~, """'•tl<llon B<+«•, C&h!,orn•109IO• rh~! all personi n•vir>g d.tims aga•nil ine Tll•• l>V••ne" . ~·1i1\ tonout co Y
11id Ot<edcnl art rt o11fr"'1 lo file lllt ,,1 l gene;~! Pil•lner\ntp,
w!lll lht nettllilrY voucn~r;.. '" n.e ofhce O••nne Dee H1rm~n F2ll'
er tne der~ or rne a11ove '""!le.:! courr, or . pt 1 !c Otl'le.,I '"em, v:i!n lolf nN:~ o,;.v P ~rl,,llNf Or~nq• Coa11 0°•1• J\ •1 ~
vouctoen , lo r"e un!lrr!igned i t !toe Law ""•' ?. 9. 16. ll. 191• _ . J _
Oftlce of LEONAR D R. 1-!0LLANO. l15$C.1----~UB-LIC-''0-1'fC•' b roo1<hur11 s1 .. Ste. J, Garden Grove. .-1' i:.
ca1o!ornl1 926•0. w11ich Is Ille pl~'e cf _ --------b\l~lness ol the unoerslgnt!d in ill maltersl FIC.TITIOUS llUUNES5
perialnlng 10 tile eslate ~f said !leceoent, MAME STATEMEllT
within lour months t l!e• the llr111 Tiit to!lo·Yln11 prr"'n •• <1oon9 bu!it1tl
pubhta!lon o• 1111~ nclite, . a1 :
Oa!ed Mav l. 191~. COASlL!NE REAL TV, JH' Mtn•l<>ll> BETTY MAY '1 ·'R~I~. San1a An•, C1lllorn01 ~'I).;
AGmlnl1lr&trl• cl trie r 1111e o~ Tom O~borne, 31\t Manlro1>•· Sam
1ne IOcve named dtct dtn! Ana, Call!orn!o 9111).1.
Ll!ONARO It. HOLLANO r,,1. bu1lne1s i! tOfld\ICll'd bV ~ !USO Brookf\11r1I SI,. Sit. J , I in~<vidual
G&rden Greve, CllUornl• '1440 I f<>m Osborne
1'l4) 5lt·IU1 1 Thi• 1t~tement 1·.~~ filed ,,,111 rn
Allor.,.y lor Admlnblrllro• jcounty Clerk ot OranQe County on MiV '
' Publl1ht d Oranqe Cci 'I OiolY P•IC!,1 1974 .
I ."•V 9, 16, 13, 30. 19/i 16ll·ll FJ]J; I Pu!>lt>lltd Or•~e Coa~I 011ly Polo
PUBLIC NOTICE ~1a~ 2, '·~~J, 1914 -1519.1
SL,·74211
NOTICI! TO CREDITOllS
SUPEltlOI COURT OF THE
I PUBLIC ~OTICE
STATE OF CALIFOltNIA FOR SUPEl.IOR COURT OF Tl-!£
THE COUNTY OF Oii.ANGE STATE Of CALlf'OltNIA FOii.
No. A-7tsn ' THE COUNTY Of ORANGE C11a1e ol ET!-!E L /,I GA.RONER. Ne. AO 11111
0::o;ire IS HERE8Y GIVEN 1 tn-CITATION 11.E: STE,-•P'Al.ENl
D n!I ADOl"TION) cred•IC•I of 1h.e aDGV• n&med aec<'<te In !ht 11,,ner o! IN Adop!l~n Petn" ni~t •II oersnns hAvu>g ~, • .,,,~ a~ft•n~I lr.e·01 GARY LEE GOTTSCHALi( ar ~~•d dtceoen! ••• •t<l'-'"'d le hi! '"~'""cv11TH!A KAREN G 0 Tl s (ti" L It
1,.1111 Int nece_.,,.,v ~ou·ne-;., •n In• M"•<~
t.f 1ne cit•~~! 1ne abOve t nti!IC<l ,..,11,t. or AU~P''"'l Parent\.
ltu pre,en• ine•n. ,,,1tn 1i1e n•ot.,"vl Tn GARV LEE ltlOOER, tr.t f~l~e;
lvcutners, lo 1ne unPe.,;Qned 81 11\e L~·' , .. ~ud m.nor per•on named In e' •O o .• i,. ,1 AXELRAO, SEVILLA ~ RO'!,. b~·n~ TAMAR A BETH 1(100Elt
1020'l san•a Mon•c• Bl~d, Ste . .ioo. LO> . 81 Otder a! thi~ Courl. you ftr~ "!'~i
AnQtle$. C•l•lo•n•;> 90061, y,n.c11 ,, 1n .. ,c,t~J .1n1 re<1u!••<J lo aoPCftr ~or 11 piece of btl•ineu ol !he und~nigntd On au Jut19e P•c•la•r>g on Oep1rtm~n! 1 01
m.111tri perl•llllng to tne ~"ale o! s~·j[acove·en1;11ed (our!, !oc~reo M 100 C,.
aect!denl, wllhin •~ur 1no.,tn~ after ~~e 1 cen!et Orivc W •• 5an!a And. C;ili!wn•
J\n! pu111ica1oon ot tni ·, no!tte. on Julv 2~. 191" ~I ':00 a.m ot, rn. Oe!ed /l.prll 14 1914 1o:1~v. 1.,en af\d 1nere lo sMow c~use. ol Y!
CROCic:Eit N/l.TIONAL BANK and Meve any, w/lv •did person 51\Quld net '
(OWIN LEWIS GARON ER 1~<IOPIO<I and r1'9~tdtd l n<I !•,•led ~s II
CO·E•ecu!ors of •he \'/Ill t11lld cl Ille Petitioner according to ''
g! I/le aboYe n•"'''d <1£te(,(n1 I p,tnion on f;!e /le rtill.
AXE LllAO. SEVILLA a ROSS Oated: Apri! 16, 191•
I01C3 S1nl1 Monlc1 lllV<J., $Ir . j~ 1~E AL)
LOI ANGELES, CALIFORl'(IA to067 I WILLIAM E. St JOHN, Cler~
1211i 2'1-H20 BY At!nYr £ l':reqrr. Deou•y
Al!ornrvi IOI' c ... E.eculors HftRPY A. OLIVAR
Pu~i1n,d Or~nge Coaol ou;1v P<i ot. l~OCI A·,~nut el Ille Stir~
M;,y 9, 16, ?J, JC, 191l 1~'-'-/t Suite llS
-· ----\LO• An9el•J, C1lilorn!• '®'1 Telepncnr: Ull) 11'·1200 PUBLIC NOTICE A11er11<1v •or Ptuucmrno I P110l•'Mfl 01<1nqe Coast Oi•IV Pio
NOT'iCEfo C oHTRACTOR-,--M~v 16. ll, 30, ind June 6. 191• HS•
CALLI NG FOi IFDS I -
Scnoo1 O i 1 t r I c t : NEWPORT ·ME~A1·
UPllFIEO SCHOOL OIST RI CT --
PUBLIC NOTICE
Bia Otoldllnt: l :OO a'docl. p.ITI. °" thr NOTICE TO CONTltACTOllS
11/l <Jay o! Jurot, 1914. CALLING FOlt llDS
P1act ol Biii Receipt: 1151 Placentia Sc11<>.::I Oistrlcl: Hunllnglon l!rach Uno
Avenue. Costa Meta. Calllc•nia Hign ~cncol Oh1rie1
M11ling Addrtu: p, O. !lox 13611 •. Oeaclone ol !lids: 11 :00 a.n1. Frfd6
t•hwl)Ol'I Be~cn. Calllorni1 9'66J Jun! 1. li14, . •
P•oltcl 1d ,n1 I ! j c 1 I; an Nime:' P.l~tt <>! Bid ltecttph_: Hvnlln;a .. 1n &ca
' Te e 0 V111cn 1-!oqh Scnocl 0 11lroc1 OUoce. lf INTERCOM S S M R N YATI ON -11th Strtet. Conlertnco Troller q o,m "( ESTANCIA HIGH SCHO,Ol 'il!nl\~l~n 8NCh, C1tl!Jrn•d ~i6'4 Pl~ce Plans are on Folt: li51 Placen!la Proj..ct ldenli!lcallon N1m!•·
A•enllt!. (0511 N<e1<1, (1lltarni• 1110 NO. '11 F=OUNTAIN VALLE
NOl,1CE IS HEREBY C.ll<EN Ina! ll'le HIGH SCHOOL SPRINKLEll SYSTE
•DOve named School OlslriC! ol Or•nge A~IO 8ASEllALL OIAMONO. PHASE
County, Cal!lorn!.,, M;llnft bY &"<I lh•ou~h 1110 NO. 211 FOUNTA.IN YALLE
Its Gavernlng eoard, llerelnalltr referred HIGH SCHOOL BASE8ALL BACll:STO
lo t :i "DISTRICT". Will rtctlYe uo to, llUI PHASE Ill
no! later lhtn li>t above •la!ed t•me, Pl~cr Plans arr Oii Fiie: Facllltl
sealed bi<b !or ll>t award ol a con!rdCI Pl1nnln11 and Cooslr11t1l;>n Ofti<e Huntjn
lot the 1bove prolttt. Ion Beach Unloo High SthOPI Di\!titl. 19
&ldi shill be recelvt!d in the place lllh Sl<eN, HYnllr>glon llea,h, C~Tl!, 926
ldenHlled 1DOvt 1nd shalt DI' opened an<I Phone: 536-9331 Ex!. 765 or 266
ubllcly re~d a'IO\ld ,, :11e ~bOve staled NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN tn~t I• ftme "od pl<tt t . above-named school dl11rlct o! Orano
Th.,.I w1U ~ 1 U0.00 dtPOS•I requ,red Co11nty, Calilornla, acting <'>V and 1nrovt
for tlth 1,1 of Did documtnls lo Its governing boar<!. htrei.,afler 'eterr•
11111renleto lhl' relurn in gooa condition lo as "Ol1lrlct," will r1celve up to, b
w1111ln 10 dll'I 1tter the old ocenir>g date. not leter Ill.In 1ne ab<lve-s!~lt'd llfll
Eicn bid m11sr confotm and be sr1led bids tor Ille award of con!rdcli t
r1t1penslve 10 111r conrr•d documents. the 1b0vt-11<1mtd aro1 ecrs.
Eat/l Cid shill be acccmpanot!d bV Ille Bids, 111111 be rec•lv•d '' •n-~!l~re r1!~ le eel lo In tl>t conl•lcl lden!lf1ed ll>OVI {In COlll"ente Tr11h ltcu re rr , • R.oon'\ "G"I ar<d shell oe opened 11 OOt:umtnh •rid DV ll>t ltSI ot prCpO ed publi(ll' ••IKI oloud •I !lie ibOVt·•l•t suocon!r1clor1. '' _ < 1•r J1mH ~I Heil!ano Oiretlo.r. me il•no PICt. Sc~ Fidlltlet: M1lnten;nce 1 n d Tllrrt wlll Ile I SlOOO dl'PO<ll requotr o~erillons, will meet w•tn 1110~ pers-;ns lor each 1el • of old dccumcnt.
lnl.,•sled In tOlirlng int 1ae 11 IM Scnool 11u1ranltt . 1neor relur., In 9 o o
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''"' OUI t loc•tlU ar 923 fla\crl condition w•lhln seven en davs ~Hr r < IC I H c • ' Did openl"ll dole SlrHI •I Co1111 Me11, (eUtarnoe on Eich bid must ,ontorm Ind 1
F1id1y, M•v 14. 1914 al 10:00 "·''". nnP011slV9 ro '""' contr•cl aocu""""
The OISTA:lCT reserve' tl'ie ~·11ht ~~ Eich Did sll.tll be iccom11•n•ed Dy n
rel.Cl any or 1!1 bl<11 er lo Wt •Vt a src11r!ly reltrred lo in tnf con1r1 ·
lrrevit{lrlllts or lntorm1IUl11 in ill'f bids ciocumenls Ind py !he Ill! cl propc11:
or In lllt blddlrt11. su1Konfr1ctar1
Tn1 DISTRICT 11•1 dl'lert~lned lhl The Ols!rlcl.re1erv11 ll11 rlghl lo rtlt•
11-r•I pre~11Ung r1lt of per doem Wiget.! tny or ell bids or to wtlvt •~
ln tn.t loca!lly In which !ht worl. 11 10 lrre;1111rl!Je.s or lnlorm1llU11 In 1nr DI< 11er1ormed for 11th cr1f1 or lype 01 or In Ille bl<ldlrtll
workm•n nttded lo 1recult Ille tonl•lcl. The Ohldcl hl.J dtltrmlned 1ne gener
The11 11!11 ,,.. on flltt It llS7 Plicentli prevailing rile ol IM'• diem w111es •n U
Avenut. Cost• M1s1. Capln may tie ll!callty In wll!ch !hit work Is to l oil~lned tin rtQVtll. A COPY of lhtse r1t1s perlotmed tar c•ch crilt ar type ,
ar..11 bt pooled Ail !Ill loll s!lt. . wcrkm1~ needed lo t•ecult the coro!•lt
Tn.t lor111olng K*ule l)f i>er d•tm TlleMO ra1e1 ere on file 111 Ille Ol1tr!
Wl!lf!S II l>lolad upon I worl.1"11 day of Olfke loceted 11 1901 11111 Slree
1!11hl (I) ho\lrs. Tiit! r11e for holiday Ind Hunllr>glon Beach, C1lllornl1 t2"8. Coph
ovtt'llmt worl. •h•ll De et l11st !!me ar.d m•r ~ Obtil11ed on reo111st. A tllPY ,
--hill. lhtSI re!ts shell bt POiied 11 IN lob ,u
11 $hlll ·be m•.,.,llory 11p0n the Thi lorrgolng K ned\111 o! per <Iii•
CONTll:ACTOA: to whc)m !hi tonlrl(.I 11 weg e• (~ bl•ed UPOll A worklnQ day ' 1,~1rd1U. Ind UPOI' 1ny J11DC;onl•1clor i lgl'll Ill hovrs, T~ raf! for holkllY 1~
IJl'der l'llm, to P•v nol ltu lh111 ll'le u!d Gverllme worl. 1h1U bl' 11 1e111 lime an 1pec\llet! rl!lltl lo 1!1 workmen emotoyt!d ~It.
by them In 1111 t~tcvllon ot 1111 coo1r1ct. 11 ihill w m1n<1a1~ry u~on 1n
No bidd1r m1y wlllldrl w hll bl<J lo• I! contrMtor, lo whom !he conlracl '
111rtod of fortr•tlvt 1.UI d1ys •'''' tlll 1waroea. 1nd upen .-n• 'u0t.on1t1ttr
d;ilt M! !Dr tnt optnlfl!I of Dids. undtr him, IO PIV 1101 less Ilia" ll'lt 111
A IHltfTlllll llofMI Ind • pe/lo.-mance !l?fCllled rl!IS 10 •H "'°'"""'n l"ITllllOVt
bOllCI wlil bl r11111lr9d prior lo ereculion of by ltllm In Ille e"ecutlon (If !l'lf con1r1c.1
!ht COlllllCI. Thi lllVl'Mnl bol><I snail be No bidder m1y wllt>c1r•w hl1 bid lor
111 tht lorm Mt forth 111 1111 (onl•acl Ptrlad of fo<•Y·!IW !41! divs 111er th
documtnl1. d11e 1e1 !or 111e ooeni!lll of 1>101.
Gowr?tlng B1111rd A "vmen1 boftd 1nd 1 11erlorm1nc: •v C>OflOTHY HAltUEY FISHER bolld Wiii be rtqulred o•lor IC ~•ecu•··n c
,Ull:CHASING AGENT tht c'onlr1C1. Tl'ltl 111wmen1 llOnd 11!1!1 D · l"ubl (sl'lld Or'"" C1111~t O.lly Pilot. 111 Ille farm set tonll In tl'lt contrtc
Mr, 16, ~ 197• 11'1·14 OOC-lt.
CO-l'lln; 8olrd PUBLIC NOTICE lly; ROWI C. M•ttln !-----~---------Aul111nt s_,1n1tn0tnt ,U ... IC •OTICI! 011tc1: M•Y 21. 1'1'
MOTJCI IMVITlltO llDS l"ublllhld Ori~ Coast Olll'f P'llt!
Ktllct lt """91' 01""" !NI ttw 1to1rd oi May n , JO. 1t7• lM0-1
lfui:1tloft at tM lrvl,.. Unl~ Stl'IOOI
011!rl'd Clf Orlftlll C1111n1Y, c1ntorn-11 win
rKollw ... , .. bld1 "' to 2:00 p.m. on t~ _ mh .. ., ... Mlv. 1t1• 11 14'IXI Sino
C•nyon Art •• IE•tl lr'llnt. 11 wlllcll tlfrlt
PUBLIC NOTICE
.. ICTITIOf.IS SUllNlll
.. AM. ITATIMIMT
1o11ow11111 Plf'IO!I Is ctc11111 riusi-.: Mltl blOt will bl tNblkl'( OOtflld ~ rttd TPlt lw .1 ll'OOd hrvlc1 Trl.IC:t . ComP•ttt •1:
hl$trUC11ont. COfldltloM of -id · ANCHOA, 1.lO .. >:1'1 ~ '"'" lfttlfk1tlOM, Klltdul• " bid lttml •!Id CorOM °" ,.,,, CtllfOttll• Iii• ft:ll'im IMV bl obt•l!lld 11 11!1 olfl<I ot l;oo.r F. Morin. 177 ...... •
lvt!ntn '"""°'' Str'llcff, 1..00 s.no Corolla Ml M1tr, C.Hklnll1
C..nvlll't Avt .. !111 Ir¥\"', Cllflorn!1. Tiit Thh bvllnt11 II COllllll>t... .., Ir\ '
... rt ot ltl!lc•l1on l'ntrve1 tht rlO~I to lnOllftou•t
tt!tct llW or •II bldt tilO 1101 11ec1mr!Jy lll09tl' F, Mor111 ~
atc.tpt IN lowe$I pri(f. Tllb ll•ltt'M.,I V.I• met ..... ..
ltllfl't Unlfld kllool Dl1trk l (OYf'tl'f Clt;rk at °'""' M 11Wt , .. Jn M. ••!tic lt1•. A."'"*1llcl Altl!ll ,_
~.,_ Or'lflOt c.11 01llv l"llot, P'w!llllM Or•ll09 '-II O. ""·
,.,.., 1" n. 1trt U'*-7t Ml't' 2l. & W JllM 6. U. 11N . ""'"
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Drinki11g
Insects
Prob.lem ·
By DICK WEST
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Con tro versy over the
environmental impact of
pesticides bas stimulated a
search for aJ temate ways of
doing in insects. '
Toward that end , a nevos
release from the National
Geographic Society may prove
significant.
"The males of some species
of moths and butter f 1 i cs
gathC'r in swarms around mud
puddles lo sip water," the
Geographjc reports.
"AFTER SPEN DING
several days in such a
'drinking society,' the males
often fly off to look for
mates."
Does that remind you of
anyone you kno'"?
Uncle llarry, for instance?
T mean, here v;e have a •
behavior pattern that appears
ideally suited tq pest control.
Logic tells us there must be
inany other Uncle Harrys in
the insect v:or\d besides moth s
and butterflies. J->erhaps flies .
nlosquitos. horn\rorn1s, boll
"''eevils and some of the other
1'nore destructive or
bothersome varieties.
NOW THAT TIIEY know
\'<hat to look for, entomologists
can quickJy determine °""·hich
insects form male drinJ..ing
groups that lvind up "chasing
skirts." so to speak .
Then if is simply a maller of
using that infonna tion against
them. Do you see the potential
nwdus operandi?
lf their behavior pattern can
be disrupted, mating will be
impeded and reproduction will
decline. Thus achlel'lng in the
long n1n \\·hat DDT once
accomplished.
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Thursday, May 23, l q14
pre-memorial day
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Feolures center pull hand brakes and
s.ofety levers, stem gear shift, Shimano
Lor~ gears. gum side tires. l nch.Jdes
bike .rock; podded racing set. chain lock,
kick stand, reflectors. Fully assembles. ~
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FRIGIDAIRE 20 CU. FT.
SIDE-BY-SIDE
459.95
Sove $4 0. Frrnt-proof freezer tiolds
248-lbs. of food. 7-doy meat tender.
crisper. egg storage. more. Seporote
temp controls. T rode-in your old
refrigerator and save even more
Major Appliances, 80
MOTOROLA 14"
PORTABLE TV
89.88
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A solid .stole portable with "click-lock"
UHF tuner, fast bock mini ·chassis, instant
picture and sound. J 4 diog .. meas. black
ond white screen. Built-in c;;.·,y
handle, walnut groin finish.
Televisions, 72
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259.95
Sove $20. l J J .!bs. freezer; seporole
lemperature co ntrols. full·width
crisper, adjustable shel f, butter server.
eg9 storag~. wolnul groin door handles.
T rode-ins accepted.
Major Appliances. 80
ZENITH 19"
PORTABLE
139.88
A .100°/o soli d stole portable. FeolurM
5o!id state duro·modules, 3-hour automatic
ti mer, in~to nl picture and sound. 19"
dicg. n1eos. Su nshine picture tube.
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IT SEE,tS TO n1e an
inve.stigation or this nature •--------~~~~~-----i----==~:=--------t-i::~:::::::----------~--------=:--------should begin \Vilh the
assumption that there is
something about sip pin g
muddy waler "''ith hi s buddies
that turns a rnale 1noth on.
Ditto the male butterfl v. T\\'O
po ss i bi 1 i ti es p ·r escnt
themselves.
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Either the muddv \\'Iller actl
.-s a sort of aphrodii<iac. or it
causes male moths an d
butterflies to los<' I he i r
inhibitions. J suspect the
!aH('r.
Chances arc those moths
nnrl butterflies vou s ee
hcllying up to a ml1dhole are
too shy to seek fr1nininr
1.:on)panionship under normal
conditions.
Btrr AFTER a few sios "'ith
the boys, they are boasting
about their conquests and
prettv SO()n the~· \\'Ork up
enou gh Dutch coura~e to
makr a nass a1 sonie female.
Tf 1 nm on !he ti"hl track
here. thP tr;rk \1:i11 hf> to
chan,l!"c inc: .. ,.1 ~ r..,., . .., t'nclr
Jfarrvs !n 1·nrl" r1 •·dP~.
Unctr ll•·..1,, "r '"""'°<:fl. r·:i rl'1
=-nend P\0fl" :•~ """"h ac: n.,
hour in :--r ··..i ... ;~~·'"" ~"";,.,,, •••
\1·i thout f'1"";,,,, :.,1 .. fl r;,.h!.
After \\·hir1• 1-,,., >c: •n no
condition to 1nrikc ko\'P.
WE 1"F.ED SOMC'THT~r. to
affect insect~ that w av
Rather thSTI nving off lo 100k
for mates, thev would begin
claiming, "I can lick any moth
1D this mud puddle."
Any good chemist should be
able to devise such a formula.
Just sprav on mudrfv \\'ater
and it slarts a butterfly brawl.
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29.95
A migtity mini in cost ond size. Full
eight digit displa.y .. 2 or 4 place
decimal. Performs oll four' basic functions.
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49.99
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with duel handles, pcJ;shed hardware.
23" o':'."rnigh1, 31.99, 25" pullmon,
35.99. 27" pullmon, 39.99.
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Break• Leg
David Rockefeller,
chair1nan of the Chase
Manhattan Bank, has
been confined to wheel-
chai r after slipping and
fracturing thigh in Tai-
pei. l-le later flew lo
l·lawaii.
'Choke
Savers'
Backed
SACHA MENTO I UPI I -
Legislation requiring a l l
California rcstaur;1nts to have
"choke sa\'ers" available in
case a person chokes on a
·~ pieee of food has been
approvl'd by !h(' Assembl~1
\\l ays and ~lc:1ns. Commitlt·P
Asscm~ly1!1:in .lohn r .
-Quin1b\•···1D ·San P.rm&rdino1 .
said \\'1'tl nC'sda,v his hill "'ould
save n1any live<> of peoplt•
''\\'ho !11t'ral!v hilt• off mor\'
1h.111 thcv catl chi",\." I-l e not rd
choking· on food is the sixth
leadinc cau!'~ of accidental
death in the t.:nitcd SlatC'S.
OR. \\'11.J.IA\t c. Eller. R
Fort La u d t' rd a I e . Fla.
physician. lt>stificd that
"chokl' sa\'cr" devices could
be used safe]~' by a\·eragc
untrained citi1..c>ns to rt'ffiOVc
food lodf!cd in a person's
th roat.
Cost111i; about $6 apiece, the
dcvicr is pushed down thl'
\'ictim's throat and scoops out
the lodged food. Eller said L'.
\1as "impossihlc" lo yllnk out
\·ocal chords \\ilh the device.
The bill tAB2696) \.\'RS sent
10 the Assembly floor on a 11-0
vote.
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assorted cotton /
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Reg. $7·$1 1 Collon knil
tops in many styles and
colors, S·M·L, 3.99·5.99.
Reg. $I 1 ·$14 Jeans and
trouser looks. 5-13, 5.99.
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Co tt"on knit tank tOps. polo tops,
jomaica·short s, ·
shorts. All very specially. priced. Patterns
and solids in S.M·L and 8 to 18.
Only two from a nifty group sketched
here.
Plaza Sportswear, 65, Slreet Floor
big-name
coordinates
6.99 to 24.99
Reg. $I I ·$38. Swiss do! polyesters
in navy or green. Color-coordinated
print shirts. Many other styles
not sketched. 8 to 16.
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Reg. $32 Jacket 20.99. Reg. $19 Panis
12.99
Reg. $18 Pnntshirt t 1.99.
Active Sportswear, 78
Reg. $16 to $28. Save 1 •• One
ske1ehed
from a group of ranr ~. skirts, blou ses.
Blue-bt!ige plo;ds r:Jnd sc!;d blues
Reg. $28 Plood 1hidiode1, 10·16, 19.99
Reg. $20 Sold panll. blue only. 8-16,
14.99
Reg. $16 Print blouse. I Q.16, t 2. 99
Misses' Sportswear, 89
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Ell er said rood can become
lodged in the throat and cover
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HYOU'VE GOT to b c
completely drunk lo try to
swallow something of that
size.·• rcn1ark cd
Assembl\,..man \V illic L. Bro\\O
Jr. 10-san f'rancisco1 .
Eller responded. "Over the
rears. people learn to l'hc\I"
bigger and b!ggM' pieces of
food and they eventually run
into one they C..1n't swallow."
Persons 'witnessing a victim
choking \\'OUld not be legally
required to use the device, but
\VOu1d be protected under the
bill against legal action if their
attempt to use the choke sa\'er
failed.
A REAT~
LOSER
LAS PALMAS, Spain CU Pll
-Miss Lieditensticn did not
\Vin the recent bea uty contest
election of f\.1iss Europe -and
ifs a good thing, too.
Jn R lcller from Vaduz,
ca pital of the tiny principality,
national tourism dir ecto r
Konrad Berthold sa id that
ll-farinella Taboni, who entered
in the contest as M i s s
Llechtenstt.>lr.. had nothing tO
do with the li tlle country.
wiuld You Uke
To Use More
Of Your Mind?
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summer tops in
prints and solids
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You just can't hove too
many! Rerfect jeans tops
in--blues, pinks, yellows.
All ore short sleeved:
polyester/clllton, S-M-L
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Good looks/Good life Seminar
ages 13-18
Fre'5h looks ond Outlooks
ages 9 -12
The Course ................ 15.00
Group Rote for 10 or more. 12.SO
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descri~ them o1L All in new Sprin g ond
Summer colors once patterns.
Misses' sizes.
S9rry no moil or phone.
Pfozo Blouses, Shirts, 66, .Street Floor
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in <.olids ond novelty stripe<.
U·nPck in CtPw n"'.k nlock rurt '··
short sleeved. slePvle~s. Misses si zes.
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beautiful cl ot 111.'s for bcautiju/ girl s
Dana Hills High School's'
Ec1ucstr1an Club \1•ill sponsor
its annual horse shov.· thls
\\C<'kend al a colorful San '
Juan Capistrano horse ranch . I }
The event v.•111 raise funds
for pari1de equipment used by
the siudent group.
ThC' S;i1t1rday and Sunday !
eit•nts at Rancho Capist rano
off 1\very Parkv.•ay and thei
San Oicgo Frcev•ay 11· i J 11
include \\'estern and English!
ec1u1tat1on the first day .
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11·ilJ be S2 for gymkhana and • '-------------...::_--'---------------1
o~nt P!lelt Slit! Pno10 $2.50 per class in equitation. ------
Jonatf1a1t •~ivingstOJt Pelica1t? No admission will be
A pelican !iwoops onto Seal Rotk. a picturesque es· with a nC\'erJc nd ing appetite. the pelican soa rs abo\'c charged at the events, and '1
Challenge the Ne1ts Quiz
carpment off Laguna Reath"s Cre~cent Bay Polnt in till' "'ati.:r until he !>pot s prey and dive-boinhs for funds for uniforms and other
a ~un1mery sce ne stopper.I by c·a1nera lens. 11 1~ grace snack. • gea r u•ill be reaped from ent ry I
belies his gawk y appearance. :\n avid fishcrrnan h.:t>-'i paid by contestant ~ I
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W 01ne11's Leag11e
To St11dy Ballot
The 1_,.~aguc of \\·oni<'n
\'otcrs of Orange· Coast \\"ill
hold a puhlic discussion of the
JUTlc 4 ball<'! propositions 111 n
meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tu1·sday
::11 the Island dous" 111 Fa;;luon
-tstanct," Newport HC".1ch. ,.
Pros and cons of C'nch of· lhc
nine ballot rnca sun:s \Viii he
presented by leagu<• n1t'1nbcr•
Kit Drollinger of Saddleback
\'alley, and Roscine FeclC'y
find Lou1.~e r\apoli, both of
Costa f\lesa.
IN ADOITIO~. loc.'.11 ur111~
of the league will hold meet·
ings also open to the public to
diSCtJss the election issues.
Saddleback Vall ey unit u•ill
meet at ID a.m . \Vedncsday in
Leisure \Vorld. Clubhouse 2,
Dining room 3. fuse gate on
Moulton Park .... ·ay arong sldc
golf course'· •
Jrvine·Ncv.rporl unit w i 1 I
n1ect at 9: 15 a.111. \Vcdnesday
at lhc home of T\tary Ann
Gaido, 5071 Bcre::an Lane.
Jrv\nC'.
NEWPORT WEST unit V.'ill
meet at 12: 15 p.m. \Vcdncsday
Denmark
Rotte1i
TEL AVIV IUP!) -"In
Denmark." Avigdor Levi
told the judge,
"pornographic films arc
pennilted and are ~ven
educational to a certain
extent"
But magi strate A r i e
Even fined him $240 and
confiscated the f i Im s'
anyu,ay.
Authorities said Levi
smuggled 188
pornographic films \rorth
$3,760 into 1srael by
sw itching suitcases \\'ilh a
Danish girlfriend.
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at the home of Adt'll :'llanell.
2027 Highland. ,'\ e \I' port
Beach.
Costa l\1lcsa unit v•1ll nice\ at
9: 15 n.rn. ,\J<.1y 30 at the home
of 1\ancy C:rasn1chr, 2837
-Ettesmcr(', Costa ~rs;-i.
La guna Bcarh uni I i1 ill nif'et
at 9: 15 a.n1. \lay 3u at the
home of Arlene Rhudl'S 1045-A
Gaviota Drive. Laguna Beach.
BALLOT '1EASLHES lo be
dL~cussed are:
-Proposition 1. pn)viding
for the is.;uance of $250.000,000
in bonds for parks and
bcach<'s.
-\'roposit1on 2. providing
for the is...,uancc of $250.000.000
ill bonds for SCl'i'age treatment
fac1l1!i<"s.
-Proposition 3. providing
for lhc :ssuancc of S350,000JKXJ
111 bonds for the continuance of
1he Cal-Vet ho!nc Io an
progr:-1111.
-ProJX)si :ion 4. providing
for im1ncdiatc rcassessn1cnt
of property in case of m:i~0r
<laniage or destruction outside
of a disaster area.
-Propoo;ilion 5, "·ould a11 011
sonic high1\·ay funds to he
used for mas;; tr a n s i t
cons1 ruction ::and poll ution
research.
-Proposition 6. '" o u I d
extend and clarif1
C onst1tutiOnal rcq uirf'1ncntS
for OJ>l'n meetings o r
Legislature and its
comniittees.
-Proposition 7. excludC'S six
employees of !he
Postsecondary E d u c ::a t i o n
Commission fron1 civi l scr\'i Cc
provisions.
-Proposition 8, a 1 ! o ". s
c:.\JnS-O!idation or Sacran1ento
Counlv and <1111· o: its cities
ufter a vote of ti1r people.
-Proposition 9. a political
reforrn initiatil"c \\·t1ich 1vould
require det<i iled disctnsure of
campaign contributions. place
limits on campaign spending
for stat<'-\\'idc offices and
ballot measurl's and limit gifts
by lobbyists.
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Victimless , Crime Bleeds
~Police Resources--Hafif
By 0. C. llU!lnNGS
Of Ille DlllW ,llot Still
Democratic gubernatorlal
candidate Herb Hafif calJOO
for the decrtmlnallzatlon of
victimless crimes during a
campaign appearance i n
Orange County.
Pointing out that society has
limited po11ce resource.!, Hafif
told the Orange Co unt y
Barristers Club Tuesday:
"It i1 lunacy lo attempt to
pOllct society's morals when
les.!1 than IS pers:ent of major
crimes end in conviction.
"I don't think society has
either a proper interest or
enough money to find out
\\'ho's reading what dirty book
or going to which dirty
nlovic," Hafif said. "And I
don't think ~·e can afford,
while people are afraid to go
out at night, to waste police
resources in r es trooms
attempting to apprehend adult
male homosexuals.''
"We know about half of our
ma}or crimes are directly
attributable to the need by
heroln addicts to get the
$15,oo:l to $40,000 it takes each
year to SUPPort their habits,"
Hafif said.
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"Ir we take away the need
for them to rub and murd<'r hy
treating add I ct s medically
instead of criminall y, a huge
portion of our crime rate can
be eliminated, leaving the
police free to l"oncentrate on
other crimes," said the
Claremont attorney.
He also called for
elimination of the criminal
sanctions against the users of
marijuana, pointing to the
Oregon system of citations for
users ~1lile s1ill handling
Haiti Gocitskin Dru111
"Da11gerous to Ski11'
SANTA AXA -Travel to
the beat of a diffcrfnt .drum,
especially if yours eoines frorn
the Caribbean island of Haiti.
THAT'S THE warning
issur<J lhis ~·eek by Orange
C'ountv l~ealth Officer John
Philp: who said d rum !I
imported fron1 that nation
have goal.<:kin hr:lds that could
harbor a deadly bacteria.
Dr. Phll p said some of the
skins used on the drums are
infected with the organism
that causes cutaneous anthrax
-an animal diS<'ase that c:vi
be contracted by humans who
Calvin
treats
spring
lightly
Tt\e Prep Shop proudly
features impeccably
tailored soortcoats
!tom lho 1nnovat1ve
Calvin collec11on !or
young men. Especially
nolewor1hy 1n choice
new labncs and colors
Sizes 14·20
(Selecl slores 8-13
and Husky)
HOM
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come in contact Y:ith infected
skins.
··untreated . the disease can
lead to septicemia and death."
Philp said . "Infections in the
lungs or~fnlestlnes are highly
fatal." ·
PHILP SAID the disrase 1
causes extreme pain and Is l
accompanied b ~· extensive .
s11telling at and around tb<'
infection site. I
1be health ofrieer said there
is no indication how many of•
the drums are in Orange
County since nlOSt are brought
back by vacatiooers a s
souvenirs.
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11J can't see keeping a youth
out of n1edical or law echool
just because he happened to
get caught doing what half of
his peers do,'' he said. • • • CAN DIDAT ES' ni"!ht
broadcasts o v e r televi.sion
channel 50 will present the
views of all 45 candidates in
Orange Co un ty'! four
congressional di!ltricts next
v.·eek.
Candidates for the $42,500 a
year posts will be Interviewed
by Orange County newsmen
and representatives of the
League of Women Voters on
the 8 p.m. broadcasts.
Candidates from !he 3~th
district v.·111 be inter\'iewed
Monday night, 38th district
TuesdAy, 3!)th Thursday and
40th Friday. • • * U.S. SENATOR J oh n
Tunney (D-Californla) u•ill
discuss "Law and t h e
Environment" ln a lecture set
for l p.m. May 1 at L'C
Irvine. .
Tickels at $2 are available
from the Student Committee
on Lectures, 833-5588, or at the
door. Tunney will lecture in
L'Cl's Fine Arts V i 11 a I e
Theater. A question and
ans11;er period will follow. • • • THF. REPUBLICA N 400 of
Orange County will hit !be
cocktail circuit next week lo
toast GOP candidates.
On Tuesday, the party will
be in honor of Bill Hill. a
candidate for the 7 2 n d
Assembly District seat. It
starts at 7 p.m . at lrvlnc 's
AJrporter lnn.
On Wednesday, th~ party wi11
be for John T. Kehoe, who ls
seeking the GOP nomlnatlon
for state treasurer. It also
stn.rts at 7 p.m .. Utis time at
the Balboa Bay Club iri
Newport Beach.
On Thursday, three
candidates will be toasted at a
party set for 7 p.m. at 1552
Clearview Lane, Santa Ana.
On hand will be John Hanner,
a candidate for lieutenant
governor; flenry Quigley, a
candidate for state treasurer,
and James Flournoy, a
candidate for state controller. ,.,.,13 Whlftw1olh * • • fitt: 0 I 11.9' l1lr•
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Ccimmunity Center. Tickets
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v.ill be available at the door
for $5 per person. • • • SAN FRANCISCO County
Supervisor Robert
~fendelsohn, a candidate for
the De1nocratic nomina.lion for!
state controller \Yill speak to
members of the Leisure \\'orld
De mo c r a t i c Club next
Tues:::lay. The n·1l'l'lin1; i~.
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J 8 DAILY PILOT Thllrsday, May 23, 1974
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Record
For tl1e
• 5' P~terson Seat Challenged
Laguna Scliool Chief See1is County Superinte1ideul Post
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Deatlis
Else1vhere
ST'\,,FORD I AP I
•, By O.C. HUSTINGS
01 , ... D•ll1 f'Uol Si.II
Donald \\'ooctlngton, Laguna
Beach Scl,lool superintendent,
has challetlged t w o -t e rm
incumbent Orange Co u n t y
Superintendent of S c h o o J .'\
Robert Peterson for his job in
the June 4 non -partisan
balloting .
Each of the candidates clnlm
superior qualifications for the
$34,800 a year post.
THE COUNTY
superintendent of schools is
the professional intermediary
between the state Department
of Education and Iocal sc hool
districts. lie serves as
SC'crctary to the Jay county
Board of Educ3tion and the
con11nittre 011 school district
organization.
r.1ore than 400 dulics of the
superint~ndent are specified in
the state Education and"
Administrative Codes, ranging
from .such general statements
as "to superintend t h e
schools" to many dealiled
requirements.
Some of these are
establishing s c ho o J s in
correctional fa c i Ii ties,
AFTER THE POST
Donald Woodington
\Visconsin, and a n1asters
degree in psychology and a
PhD in education from LC
Berkelcv .
Prior · to taking his present
job, Woodington spent three
years as Colorado · s l a t c
conuni)jsioncr of education. lie
served as superintendent of
four ot her Californ1J si_riool
districts before 1noving to
Colorado.
-01i1Y f'llDf Si.If PhOIOt
EIGHT YEARS IN JOB
Robert Peterson
the IX>ard . It \\"as a inutua!
decision.
''UNLESS YOU were
released by the board, or
resigned as I did, no one y:ould
ever be able to run for the
county su p erintendent's
office."
involvement of the educational
con1munity in the direction the !
office takes.'' ,
The office, \\'oodington said,
needs better coinmunicalion
with the loca l school districts
to get "feedback about whi.lt
services are needed and ho"'
eHective the services are."
"The office is set up to
provide services. It just isn't
doing that right now ."
\\'llAT THE orfice should be
doing, he said, is "taking a
look at the goa ls and needs
surve'ys 1hat ha\'e b c e 11
prepared by the sc h o o I.
dis!ricts and have been file:l l
11i1h the rount.v s<:hools oHicl'.,
"\\'c shou ld i n s t itut(''
rnanagen1cnt that co u t rl
capitali ze on thi s inforn1atio11.,
\\le should 11·or.k out •1•ay~ to
n1cct the needs of the distric1s1
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(:crman-born Irmg a rd
F lu gge-Lotz, 70, an
i n t e mationally ITt'Ognized
authority on aerodynamics
and Stanford L1niversity's first
,~·oman professor of
engineering. died \Vcdnesdoy
at Stanford Hospital after a
Jong illness. From 1949 until
rcllrement ln 1968, she taught
aeronautics. astronautics and
applied m cc h a n i cs • al
Stanford.
1naint.aining schools for the
handicap~, app roving
budgets of local s c h o o I
districts. conducting school
district elections and reporting
to state and federal agencies.
The issue as far a s
\Voodington is concen1ed, is
"the lack of leadership ln the
Pe I c r s on 's pr in1ary f ·i·· f \Vod. offi ce o c ountv cr1 1c1sm o o mgto_n sten1s superintendent. first. An d
FROM Fashi on Island
Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR
THE OFFICE also exists to
coord.inale activities of school
districts, supplying services
that individual districts need,
but cannot independently
afford. It furnishes legal
interpretations of school law.
from the nun1bcr of. JOb~n ~;~c second, there is the
challenger has held in h ..• ~o-__ ----------
yeur career.
Peterson terms himself ''old
steadfast" and his opponcni an
"educational vagabond."
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SACRA.\IENTO n;Pt)
Funeral ser;ices \Vil\ be held
friday for Yuen Su \Vrtng. 86.
a figure in the Chinese
revolution of 1911 and a
goveminent official under ·Sun
Vat Sen. \Vong, who be4l;an
working for the overthrow of
the ~fanchu dynasty "'hile a
Berkeley s t u d e n ·t . died
!\1onday.
AN~ ARBOR. ~1ich. (AP)-
Paul G. K a u p e r , 66.
constitutiona l lav.· expert and a
faculty mctnlx-r ;it t h e
L'niversi ty of I\1ichig<ln l,.11v
School for 3R ycar.s. died
\\'edncsday. Thr auth9r of
numerous texts. K a u p ~ r 's
let:al casebook, "Casts and
:i.taterials on Constitutional
La1\•,'' is "'idely used in law
Orange County Grand Juries
in 1970 and 1971 recommended
abolition of the co u n t y
OC:paftfneril of Educ1fffon ,
citing decreasing services to
local school districts.
llowever, the state constitution
requires general la\v cnunties
such as Orange to have a
COWlly superintendent.
Both the incwnbent and · the
challenger are c a r e e r
educators.
Peterson. 53, of 2 5 O 7
Poinsetta St., Santa Ana is
married and has two chlldren.
i le y,·as first elected in 196fi to
the superintendent's spot and
\vas re-elected in 1!170
Prior to his election , he was
principal of Monte Vista
Elementary School in Santa
Ana. He attended USC ,
Claremont Graduate School
and \\fhittier College, and
obtained his PhD in education
from the University of
A main considerat ion in the
campllign. Peterson said, "is
that the challenger has broken
his contract and has caused a
great deal of· tur1noil in the
Laguna Beacll diStf!ct. --
"llE llAS PUT his ovm
an1bitions ahead of hi s
responsibilities to the school
district. TI1e con1petitlon has a
background as a job hopper.
He has never stayed anywhere
very long," Peterson said.
"In teaching, \vhcn 1'l
teacher is one place one year
and another the nex1. you ask
yourself \\"hy. Supcrintendcnls
have four-year contracts and \
it would seem that the one~
that are beloved bv thl.'ir ·
community \\'Ould st<'ly .''
\\"oodington re1ortcd, "I a111
an experienced sui:.crintendent
V.'ith 28 yea rs in ('ducation.
~fost of th<'Jt thne has been
spent in Califonrnia.''
schools. _ ___ __ Colorado.
Death Nolitts Woodington, 55, of 23 3
His three years as Colorado
schools co1n1nissioner. he said.
add ed to his abilities.
"As far as breaking my
contract, that just isn·t how it
\vas. I resigned from the
position \vith the consent of
_____ __ Emerald Bay, Lagwia Beach,
HORM is married and has four
Osei<' O. HOl"I\. D~tf al Of,t!h l.'•Y 21. 191•, v1as t re~jct•nl af NeWPotl Children. Jle resigned his job s~ach. Survive<! b~ hh wiff trv,1,,1: as supen'n'-ndent of th C dt,,,.,nter dnd ~""·in·ltw. M•, & Mr<.. lA: 1'!111.,..,, G..-Nrdl al Balt>o& 1s1aM: L B••ch Un1'f1· d S h I ~J~le<s, Lou MOllCHlla, Louisia~1, ~· aguna = e C 00
Collman, T•~~· a~d ""''"e p,.,~ •. l••a~; District, effective Sept. 15, to !NO or•od <:\a1J1:t~ler~. Mf:. L•nda Hall. -::o••• M•sa. M••-D'"""' c~''"'"· "'""""°'' run for the county office .
THE
NEPTUNE SOCIETY
8e1th thf~ Qreiil ITTan<1..,,n• . .JeH,~v C:omlllell Crem•tlo!'I Servicts
Hall. Tadd & (l,n! Chnstit. Servicea •J;jll witll dii.temiNli°" •t H~
r.. Pl!!d S•l,,ri!Jv. M•v 15. 1974 "' 11 ·oo \\'()()DINGTON !IOLD'.' Tr.e D11nlfltd Simple Atltrn.tllY• A'·'· P•c'''C VitN Cn•Ot<l Enl<1m1>menr. oJ a To TM C°'tlJ 111\'olYecl M•rhHl"Y P1ci!ic v;e.., Memori•I Pil•~ In lieu cf b h I d · Funll'fal Cemeltr• ''" m }lowe ... lne l•m•IV •<.•:rne,ii. rr>f'mo•1al ac e Ors egree_ 10 econOnllCS I z• u S. ,_ o .,cnnl«llutlo11•. Le 11>acte !<1 !-IO•O Ntmcrl1f f th "niversi'tv I n09f ,.,.,.,.. 714·•4•·74J1
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Henrv R~'""" Oe<1r>ev 0•1e o' oearh Ir 1.l•v n. 111•, "'"' I re~idenl cf Newoorl
l!P•<n. Su•v1ved rw hli. '"'"' ROl>el! H .. R•cn••d W. a~o Oon11d J, 01bnev; :;,u~n. n,, Vot~<ni• B1dham, M•• °"''' ~t'~ and M•· El••no• Raonev; D•<lthef", (ilffo•d O,,oncv. !wo Qr<tnd childrer. and Yl'P~ ore•! O••ndc~lldreo. Service• will
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WHAT YOU ARE MOT
GmlMG FOR YOUR
TAX DOLLAR!
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• Decent Grievance Procedure
• Decent Salaries
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Prior to May 13th, Or~nge Courll\iiransit buses went ~s far south as
Laguna. After thol you were .on your own. Now there's complete service
throughout Southern Orange Counly. From Lo Habra lo San Clemenle.
35 minutes separates downtown Santo Ano from Leisure World
and Laguna Hills Mall. Or go In rough Laguna Beach to connect with the lwo
different routes down to Son Clemente. And lhe frequency of buses is lhe some
as it is lhroughout the rest of Orange Counly. All existing routes throughout
Orange County hove been improved, loo.
About the only thing that hasn't changed is the quorterfore. And the
free transfers.
We'll get you there in style. New buses !double
the number!. Vinyl bucket seats, package rocks, and oir-
conditioning. Send for your deloiled, eosy-to·reod, new l
bus schedules. Ride OCTD. tt'll get you thent.
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OC E11vironmental Team Battling On -------
THE
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Complete Plumbl~, Heating
and Air tondit1oning
Dt!IY "1111! 51111 "'"''
ACTIVE VOLUNTEER
Dale Secord
Fullcrto11's
Cerc1nu11ies
N11111bcr 9
FL'LLERTON -C.:il S!alt>
Fu!lcr1on \\ill hold . n f n c
srpnr:itc co1111ncnccmcnts for
its 4.f>OO gri-1dua1rs ,Ju1u~ 1 ;1nd
2, r<1Lhcr tlit1n a single large
ceremony.
Gradualion c:tnchdares \\'ii!
bC' d1\1dccl into an'as of study.
;ind lh<• e.xrr('i.')..:s 1•. •ll b,•
:-t:1;grred 111111 onl.1 'Jn t!
11c<·uring <ll a tirne .
On June I. lh1· ~l'houl uf
hun1;1ni1i.-~ and soeial scienC'l''i
1~111 ho Id three
eon11ncnl't.'1t1rnts :1t 10 a.n1 ..
!::ID pni. ;ind 5:1:i p.n1. The
~rhool of l'tlul'allon rf'r1·n10ny
11·1ll bC hl•ld at 3:30 p.n1 . and
the d111~11)11 c.r l1br;ir~· science
By CANDACE PEARSON ot tfMI Dtllr , • ._ 51•11
doesn't show up at the
governmental mettlngs.
It's a simple office, old, "I've asked prople to com e
nestled almost anonymously in and speak at IT'Cetings ru1d
downtown Sitnta Ana . far from they Slly, ·You're doing a good
the coastline or developu1g job -you do 11; But !a many
valleys. SUJ>f'rvlsors or commis!ioner.s
Everything looks used. would respond !o a ne\I' face."
A ma kc s h i ft table, r-.1s. U>ng; said.
sawhorses for !togs. serves as &>cord thinks 111os1 people
a \\°Ork area. \VOO<ien planks f1on't react to pro~l1·ms until
arc bookshelves. Onlv the faccd \\'ilh a crisis.
green plants speak of ne\\mss. Or, as \\'ilh Prop. 20, many
The walls are ~parsely "think they're \'0'11t.( for a
drcoratcd: a map of the \\'ater thing _ for an Cl'l'nt that';;
dist.Met. a Disneyland plaque done and O\'rr _ \l'hrn
for eom1nw1ity service, flag actually they're voting fer a
bunting. a stnall poster \\'ith process,'' i\ls. Long said.
\\'hilc letters O\'er blue and "And \\'e shouldn 't have lo
grrcn -"and thev came le -----
lhis place that waS an island
dnd v;cre gladdened.··
This '•island" ho11'ies lhE'
En1ironn1en1al Co:ililion of
Orar1gc County, one of the
n1ost active env!ronn1t•ntal
lobbies confront in~ the rrgion·
<ii and state coast<il eon1111is-
~ions.
"IT STARTED :1 ~ a pipe
drran1 of mine," Lore\l Long
~aid of the coal ition \1 hich
forn1cd in the fall of 1972.
\\'hile 'lrorkip.g \\'Ith !he
South Laguna Civic
1\~ociation, ?-.ls. Long found
nlosl groups in Orange Coun1.1·
1\·rrr fragmented.
··There v.:ere region ~1 I
problems. but there 11.·as no
1 t>gional group.··
AH hough fornird Jft('r the ,
p:ls'iat:l' of Proposition 20. the f
1·uallli'J11 \1·;i~n·t inspired by
thl· 19i2 co;is1al zone act. 1
Canada Foothil l s. a
pro posed 30.000 population
t'Ommunily in the Saddleback
\°alley approved in a hasty
vote by the Orange County
Planning Commission, had
m;iny r cs id en t s rpad . • !l 8 p.111. ., !ht• ~rhoul .llllll' of !>i"satisfaction 11·ith 1hls proj ·1
1·c!. since s!al!c'i, ~pa rked bu~lllt'~~ ;1d1n1111s1rat•o11 :u1r! n1anv peoi>lt· ~nto Jl't10;1
C't'Qnon1irs 11 ill hold 1 ts Aliout 250 people fro1n 5i
Tt'rt-1n6111 "~111 P.m .. -ore en\'lronfi'fcnrat·uo1rprst!O~·ed· -
:-chool cf 1hc ar1s at ~ p.nl.. up at the first n1eeting. A'oout
11 11. :s.choo! of niathcmaties. 28 organizations e\'Cntual1y
si:1rnce and engineering at 3
educa!1on. 1,!1y~i1·al Pducat1on,
rrlrl'.1!io11 <111d athl'Ct1<.s a1 8
p.1n.
The ('('rc1non1t's 1\·ill be held
at three diffrrcnt locations:
!he grt·en lll'St of lhl' ~1u .. 11·-
:-.1lt'rC'h-l)r;in1a bu1ld1n:!. Iii•·
Eni;inl'f'rin~ Qu.,d and the
L1ttlr Tht•;l!l'r.
f;uc~t ~ix·.ikrrs i n•'! u d ,.
Hl·p llit:hard llanna. Dr.
An1old 0. Beckman. board
cha1n11:1n of n c (' k Ill a n
ln~tn1n1l'n!.~: Dr. .John E.
C':1ntl'lon. LSC 1 ice president
for undcrgr:iduatr stu dies: and
r>r. Albert It ll1bbs. senior
:-raff seicnti~t at lilt~ Ca\lfon1ia
Jnsrifulc of TL't·hnology.
Cnlll'gr prcsidt'nl L. Donald
Sh1rlds . .,.. ho 1\·il\ officialc al
l';1ch r:<erci!>e. said ttie sever:il
to111mcncemcnts 11.·erc set up
lri g1\·C!' greater rccognil ion to
the 4.j()(} degree candidates.
JOitK'd, as have 200 individuals.
\IS. LO\"G and Dal e ~CQrd
:;i x }'t•nrs :in a c r o spa er
cnginrtr. bc~tnc thl' 111ost
nctivc 10!11nt('('rs.
Then from J.:inuarv. 19i3 to
Januiiry. 1974. the-pa.ir y.·orked
a~ the onl~ full-tinte cooli!ion
s111ff n1rm~rs -11·ithout pa~.,
~lllC'•' January. thp~·\·r ('a<:h
ht'"n µ:1id 5200 ;i n'onth. but
inflation has cut into lhat nnd
no\\' they'1•e been promised
ra ises to SSOO a month.
They make it ~lear they're
n1J!in ii for the r.ioney. but at
lhr saml' time thry J!et
d iscou r age d by the
omnipresent i~sues.
"\\re elect decision-making
bodies.·• Secord complains .
"So why do v.·e have to be at
e\·ery meeting to hold up their
fannies~··
"Hcre·s Avco.'' ?-.fs. Long
says, pointing to a map o(
Avco Community Developers·
plans in Laguna Niguel. "We
started fighting that t\\·o years
ago.
come back every week ta the
coastal conunission an d
constant!)' have 10 re:nin<l
I hem about lhe 55 prrcenl."
Secord added, referring lo the
number of voters w ho
approl'ed Prop. 20.
TllEJR OTHER 1n a j or
\\'orry is money.
court cases and more sllff.
But neither plans to gi,·e u!f
the fight for controlled growth.
land use planning and
ca1npaign finance refonn.
Secord snvs t hey ' re
something like •·ffillsoch1st ·
idealists."
People come up to them.
says .\Js. Loni{. a former
lt'ucher. and ask. ''\\'c know
\\'hy the developers are in this.
but "·hy are you in ii?"
A S('/15(' of jLL<;tJCC, she
ans11.·ers at first.
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Fellow '''''' I• lllf 1111 tuillll~ • , .11'1•11
'" ga m to 6pm.
Their salaries and the S60 a
month rent for office number
3!6 at 206 W. 4th St. are paid
for by n1embe rship dues to the
ncn-profit group. but barely.
Thry'd like to find a fw1d-
raiser ,.,ho \\lluld look for
financial ct on a t ion s for
And then she adds. "1 hcrp
doing it because nolx>dy else
dot's it dnd nobody else
1u1derstands it··
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.ind prc!.rnt them. Then the
d1str1t:ts could say yes or no,"
\\'oodington said.
F:vcn 1hc program to
determine the needs and goal:i
points out deficicn<.·ies in the
roun!y office. he charger!.
•·\\'llE:\' \\'E TRIED to
corn ply t 11 ith a state !air
rt•qu1ri11g gonls and needs
~urvr} s 1 in Laguna Beach 11.·e
askcd the county office y.·hat
had been done elsewhere and
u·c had to contllcl the Frrsno
Countv schools office to find
out." \\'ood ingt on said.
Prtrrson den i c d
responsibility, saying, "The
superintendent in the Fresno
office was given responsibility
over all the state. That was
the pince to go, so of course he
went there. We had the back-
up here for follow through, but
there was no reason to re-
invent the wheel."
Woodington has received the
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County School Administrators
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ooncert as wen as their
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SLA Sl1otvdotv1i r---------------1
Younger Def e11ds
Sl1ootout by FBI
Jury Says
Shooting
The Cause
Attorney General
Lawsuit Dropped
Ga1ig Vows
Aid to SL _4 I GRAND I
LONG BEACH !UPI\ -I r RE-OPENING I
A mysterious letter was I · I left in a telephone booth LOS ANGELES (AP) - A Vincent Bugllosi, at torn e Y
with the threat that a judge has removed Atty. Gen. Daye ShlM, CBS Inc., KNX I We have ins talle d all new_ I
"gang" ~1:ould form an Evelle J. Younger as a Radio and other de fendants. I eQuipment and invite your I
SAN FRANCISCO oAP) -
State Atty. Gen. Eve 11 e
)'oungcr has defended the
actions of the police and F'B f
in the furious gun battle with
the Symbionesc Liberation
Army in Los Angeles last
\veck that left six SLA
n1ernbers dead.
"I THINJ\. it 1\'JS perfectly
clear that those pcoplC" y,·eren 't
going to give themselves up
peacefully." Younger sa id .
''\\1 hen you've got
dangerous. despcra1e people
holed-up in a house v.·ith a lot
of weapon s. 1here arC" no easy
decisions," he added. The r~ay
s<iys the shootout "broke the
back" of the terrorist group
that kidnaped Patricia Tfearst
Feb. 4.
"! also think it 's clear that
Pntty Hearst is in\'olved in
crinrinal activity." he said. "t
hope she takes the advice of
her friends <1nd parents and
gi\'f':<> herself up."
KABC -TV rPported
\\'edn cs d;iy night !hnl
re111nants included ti a r r i s ·
passpori. containing \'is<is that
indica ted he had vi s i t c d
Russia, Poland nnd Spain in
recent years .
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Souvenirs
Collectccl
LOS ANGELE S. 1AP)
Souvenir seekers have hil a
-filCk pot or-So-r!s \1lliTF millin:fl
th rough a burned-0ut. bu!IC't·
riddled south Los Angl'l<'s
hon1e \\'here six rcrrori;;ts d1Pd
in a ba1!1e \1·ith polic!'.
Authori!1l'S l' x press (' d
surpris <' JI thr discover:··
\\IC'dnesd;1~1 of !de11t1ficat1011
ca rds belonr;ing to t he
terrorists :ind a crumpled
pi cture of S y n1 b ion es c
Liberat ion Arn1y members
posM. \1·11h autoniatir
,,·ea pons.
"WE TllOUGl1T vo·e lnid
done a prL'tl y good job." ~aid
Pol iCL' Cn1dr. Peter Ilagan.
"\\'c thou ght you could pla~·
billiards on that ground \1 hrn
"·e fini shed, but evidently \l'e
didn 't go far enough.''
The re m n a n ts 1vere
uncovered in 1vhat l\'as left of
<1 hideout used by the SLA.
u·hich kidnapcd nc111spape r
heiress Pa tricia Hearst 3'~
months ago. She since ha s
reportedly converted lo th1'
SLA and is sought as a federal
fugitive.
A scorched drlver·s li cense
and a military identific;:ition
card apparently belonging to
SL;\ fugitive \\'illia1n Harris
1rcrc found by James Cirooms,
36, of Los Angeles. Groorns
f!Cl \'C the Rhode Island drive r's
license and military c;ird to a
police investigator.'
LATER, O\VIGllT \Vi!liams.
22, of Los Angeles. uncovered
a partially burned photogr ap h
of several suspcc1{'d SLA
111embcrs posing \Vith rifles
and automatic \veapons before
a poster of the SLA sym bol. a
seven-headed cobra.
S1nog Alert
Syste111 0K<l 1
I ;t San Diego I
SAN DIEGO (/\Pl -A Los
Angeles-style sn1og a 1 c rt
system has been adopted for
San Diego County. The
measure \\'Ould perm i t
orficials to close schools and
large businesses if air
pollution reaches dangerou s
levels.
Supervisors adopted the plan
\l./ednesday after being tolit it
\\·as required by stale clean-
air laws.
F irst-stage advisory
measures are prescribed for
days in \~rhich sn..og-eausing
photochemical oxidants reach
.20 parts per million of air. a
condition measured 11 limes
la.st year and three times sO
far thls year,
More drastic measures are
outlined for Teadings or .40
an d .80, which w e r en 't
recorded in this area Jast year.
Jn tbe first stage, the county
would ask for a cutback in car
use 1bd advise students and
heart and Jung patients IO
avoid strenuous activities. --
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Evelle Younger
OAKLAND fAPl A
Superior Court i·ury h a s a 11 i an c e with the . Kanarek and Fitzgerald 1·nspecto·on. defendanl in a $24 million . convicted Andrew D. Lyons. Sy m bionese Liberation claim their reputations were I I • · 1 k"\\ 1· ·1 la\rsuit involving the \Villiam damag~ beca11se ohe names 37, of vo!Wltary manslaughter -irmy 0 1 po ice 1 any ~ I more SLA members are Farr case by dismissing of two attorneys who gave I Bring This Ad For A
but his attorney says he "'iii :;Jain . charges against Younger. Farr in f orm at ion for a I
appeal on the contention the '!'he message . in letters However, Superior Court controversial news story were 1· ·
vielim was not legally dead ~lipped fron1 nc y,•spapers, '"'Judge Jerry Pacht delayed a not revealed. This, they said, I FR££ CAR WASH I
\vhen his heart \\"ltS rernoved •cad: decision \Vednesday on a cast suspicion on them as I
If another shootout \\1ith rnolion to cntire1y dismiss the possible sources. I un· 1··n I for lr<insplant. ~LA mem"-rs leads 10 Ol'C · 1·1-' b 'I · I Th ti I · d th I with ·9 gasoline ill·up J •.n: , suit i t:\.I y n anson tr1a e a orneys c a1mc a J
The jury of eight nicn anti )f their deaths, n1y gang attorneys Irving Kanare k and Younger allo,vecl them to I
four ""omen de\1.be1··,tc·' l"'o ·11 · · h S b" J J r· Id · · · I (?gallon minimum) I .. " :u ... w1 10111 t. c yn1 ionesc Pau . 1tzgera . ren1am under s us p 1 c 1 on
full days before finding Lyons Liberation Armv and kill a The suit also na1nes Farr, although an investigation I
n1ajo r police foi·ce." the Los Angeles T imes, conducted by his office pointed I guilty \\'ednesday in t he ~ wi:srcurr forn1er ~\anson prosecutor to others as the sources. I "'°"'"' I shooting of Sa1nucl r-.1i11:hell '-----------' (.t.S. lllt-1 STREET CENT(R
Allen Jr .. 29. l:.ist SC"pl. 20. I • "i I
Lyons testified the gun fired Q M L b B • d N • d ~ if' : I :~~~?i.!:'~·~:~:·~::1 st~•:g:I: LOS~~~~PI _ A~~~! of 1m: ba~~:g ope~lors aboard~~now i i !!~!..f!~~~ \ I
Crui kshank argued that Allen federal judge has rejected a charges filed by an employes permanentiy berthed as a I PAC1F1c COAST t-11GHWAY I
legally dit.'<l. \vhen his heart plea from the National Labor wiion. lourist attraction in Long
\Vas removed and not v.•hen r..elations Board to order Judge \\'illian1 P. Gray ruled Beach, had refus{'d to I I
brain a<.1ivit.v ceased. restaurant operators aboard \\'ednesday tha t he could not negotiate \Vith the union . I OPEN DAILY, SU NDAYS AND HOLI DAYS I
Judge \\'illiam ,). Jlaycs, the Queen l\lary to halt grant the unusual NLRB Chargesofunfair bargaining 1ooerE•ro••sJune1s.1a1•!
however. instructed the jury al!egcd violations of the labor request because there was no arc currently pending before L I
to disr('gard 1hc arg\lml'll!. l;nvs, pending an N L RB e\·idence that the restaurant the NLRB. , ---------------
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it \Von' t make t l1e M ei 11 lei tot ic11 .·"r i :1 tl1e
corners. It won't really ,+unCJ•' Iii~ way
Cr-~lL1pproaches(J slr't< 1.• i rol11!, in
c::>. :· \Vords.
j :' s sin1pl y l~lP k 1r1d o: roo! 111e a lol ot
peopit:~ !1i~·"'· And si11c.'..:-· \·11·· i.·:··· lo plea:::;.-·
peopie, we're now of :t?r11~n ii ·1r1dou lop for
our Opel Manto .
All we ask is that you t>'•'P rnce thing m
mind. The least impor:anl t:,.ng about cm
Opel Manto is wh a t-kind cl 1op it hos-
Jandau, plain vinyl, or pa .:ii .
Eeco use deep do""'.11 111~1Lj ..... -\V l1ere it 1ncJsl
c~cl·Jonly counts-Opel is a drover's car.
After oil, the Manto was designed for
• uc1n
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Economical performance is at the bottom
of it all.
Tl.P hea rt of on Opel's economy os o small ,
11r·~l~is1on-built , l 90C·c c:, l'C11n·111-l1Pc1rl,
'i ·l~yli11de r e r1gi11e .
Mated to this is a standard 4·speed Irons·
n1i~s1on (o \tl1ougl 1 o 3-speed outon1o tic is
u !so ovoiiob!e).
front and rear stabilizer bars are stan·
LlJrcJ, as ls rack-ond·pi11i o11 stet.""ri11q and
power front d isc brakes.
Na-nonsense seating,'instrumentation.
Front bucket seals are designed for
co rn lorl in turns as welf as long
c.\r, '1 :ht'S al highway. They' re upholstered
people \vl10 tl,Jnk a 1,.vl1~le lot · · ._._---"'~-····--..·~-· 't~I' I ,.
in long·wearing, perforated
vinyl. And the seat·
backs recline at JT,O!·· of g.J.s econo1ny tLrJn /-
they do of ch rome. For people '
v.·r~o tl11nk great cor11 er1ng
ranks up there wi th Wagner
and Beel haven. For people
who think a great suspension
is one that helps hold th e
rood ••. not one that makes
the road disappear.
But enough philosophy. Lef s
get a bit more specific.
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Instrumentation, in
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practice, is a dis·
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to be easy to read or reach ,
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We must hove done something right.
Beco use Opel hos been a best seller in
G0rr:1 11ny for !l!t.' past tv:o years. Drive the
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22 DAILY PILOT
Cup Knee Mazatlan
NY Y aclit Club 's '
Westlake Regatta
Scl1eduled Ju11e 8 l11vite s
Position Told The pr<'m1f're sailing event
or the year for the \\'estlake
Yacht Club, t)1e a n nu a 1
\\'estlake Cup Regatta. 11·iH
take place on June 8.
1\ inning skipper in~r class
having the largest number of
entrants.
Se11t Out
'A m{'n1orandl1nl ou!l1n1ng 11~
position rcf.(ord1ng r u l u r c
l'hall£'ngcs: for 1hc 1\ll~Prica·-;
Cup has been published b\' 1ht'
:'\C\\. ''ork '\'acht C!ub ·
The ('lub. \I hich l; a s
sucL'C'ssfuJh· dercndt-d th c
1ntcm:1tional ~aLJing pri1(· 21
times sincl' !Bio a ~a 1 n s 1
foreign challenger .... i~ bound
b~ the trvph\ ·s dl'<'d of gift
and rc,.ol·J ttons of tht· c.:lu!fs
bc:1rd of lrustcC'..., 111 ,., pr1-11r . ..;
the docUilit'nL
T hr n1emur. 11t.lu111
occ:a51onctl by the 22nd d1·f1·n~i:
up1:nm1ng 111 S (· pr 1· 111 h ,. r
rl'\CHl~d no ch<1ngl·-; 111 !111·
tluh's position . The c11n1p\1·tc
n1emora·1clum fol!O\\'i:
A"'uming that !hr' '\1·11'
York Yacht Club is f;UtC('!iSlul
in defte ndini: the An1(·rir·;1's
Cup in 1974 · If !\Y\'C 11111~ lh•
111ateh for 1he Cup il 11 tll ~I\•'
cons1dcrauon !rJ ( h;1llt 11~1·~
n1ade 1n :1L"cortl;1nr1' 1•1!h Iii··
provi~ions ot lhL· d•·t·d •if 1;1!1
. and 1ntf'rpl'f'IJ\t• ro'<.r1l11t 1ti11~
p:i ssel by !he 1Ju:11·d ut
1ru ... tl·1·.~
C"h<ill•·Jl~l'S rl:C('l\t•d \lilhl!l
~I da~" :1f1rr thl' la-,t r_ tt1 11 1.I
be d1•1·1111:1I to ha1 l' li•···n
rl"t1·1vl'd <.11nultan!•ciu~J1 l1ul
no t·hallrn~c v.1ll Le ;1Lct•p1t·d
until th1• t"\p1r;1t1on 11i 1;; cl""
altc·r the l;isl rare
Thc-n:: r:1n ht' no suhst1tu11on
in ·the casl" of .:i defending
cluh \\"hile b.v n1 u t 11 :1 I
:igreem('nl ht·twt·1·n th,.
challl·ng1ng :in rl dl'!t·11d1np
clubs tht·rt 111~1\ l.1· ;1
~uhsl 1!11t1on of onl' cli:ill1·np111~'
r!ub t•lr ;1noth1·r 1nri·11ng 1h<'
J"t'(jUlfl'!l1"!llj ul lhl' do-.•d nl
!!ift. th1·rt 1·;0 11 llJ· 1111
.<.uh ..... 1111111.;11 1r~ l~P 1·;1-..• UI ;1
d1·f1·11di11c club. T•: .. ,1,.1,·•H! n ·
_1 :1rht nHJ.~t lit• 1!t·~1i.:n••tl :ind
rons!rur1c1l in lhr t'0!111lrr ol
thr def(·nd1nf! tl11h. and· 1111'
l{evlar Yarn
Approved
In Cu]> Ra<·c
Th<' A n1 e r i c ;J . s Ctip
commitlC'r of the i\cv.• York
Yac-hl Club ha s Jnnounced
Iha! challengers for the sailing
prize 111 l!J74 1vould be allo11.'C'd
to use Krvlar yarn for their
sails should they rrquesl it.
Krvlar is a so -ca 1 I e d
""n1iracl1·" fibtr that is
rrporlcdll: five times stronger
1h:u1 :ill·1•l and 21~ times
llgh1rr than nylon . It is
produeC'd only in the U.S. bv
E. I. du ront de Nemours C-0."
For Si·veral v.·ecks the
lnlernationat yachting press
has deha tcd the question
publicly, although neither the
1\ustralians nor the French
have requested permission to
u:.r the new material.
The Deed of Gift for the
1\n1rrica's Cup compctit1on
generally pro hibits either the
defender or the rha!lcn~cr
f1'0111 usi ng itcn1s. olhcr than
raw materials. which are
exclusive to the o t hr r · s
country.
It is not the first lime thr
New York Yacht Club has
r ule d f avo r a b lv f or challf'~ing: yachts On the
question cif equipmen!. In !he
1962 challt'\1ge !he Aus1ralian
yacht. Grett !. \Ya~ allo111ed to
use American made sails.
A11bough Kt>vlar yarn is a
U.S.-manufacturcd item. the
committee has decided to
consider 1t a ra11' 1natcrial for
the 1974 match.
But should a 197~ challenger
request the use of Kevlar
yam, the sailcloth and sails
cannot be manuf;1ctured in the
U.S. bul could be made in any
oth er country.
Clubs Host
Predict.er!
Log RC1ce
Long Beach Yacht Club and
San Diego Yacht Club \\JIJ Mst
tbe James Craig predicted log
ra~ Satunlay and Sunday.
The event, JOOS! important
predicted log n<t in Southern
caJJlomla, ls sanctioned by
the Southern C al i fo rn i a
CnDser Aaaoclation and the
American Pow er Boat
AslOda.Uon as part of the C. Km« Brugman Series. 'Jbe ~d raei! from
U.. Beech to San Diego will
be held SaturdaY, May 25. Tiic QStbboUnd race from Sa n
Olea to Long Bead! will be
'"'t'rlday, May 24 or Monday,
~ %1. Both lep ... 87.2
mil-. 'Ille JllJDOI Q'Aia 'lnphy Is
Ille olclt.tl ..d m>il ..peMive
In pn!dicled loC ........
chJllrngin;:; ~acht rr1t1.~l h<' ~
dl·.<.tgncd. ilntl li•ll~truc!t•d in
!ht· t'Qun tr~· of the ch111l:.-ng1nl:
clu!1
Assun11ng th<Jt th~· '\\'YC-
loSt·~ a n1at1·!i fnr th•· l 'up
\\hilt• !l.t· C"U!) J~ !u•lrJ b\ ;1
elub viht·r than \ \'\'C ii 1~
hi·J d -.olt h "l!b.J('l-t tu th•·
prn1·1~1r.n~ fJI 1h·-dr ··j n! c ti
;ind th1 ;.for• 'i11d Jn\\ rprt•t1\1•
/t•<,(J]Utl' :1,
Th;1t 1·!u:1 :nus! 1<1k1· ;1cllon
11h1rh " ,!,.1·11·" ht·'\ in
1 ronn •·i·' "" 'l'lh :111
;11"!" rit,11·r1· 1, I 1·11;1\lt·ll:!"'
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pttJ\lt!•··! •1•,1 .!f'llOtl J<;
!"1111'1''1·11' I'. lt)1 1)H· 11'f!'ll .. fll
Jh1• fio•1•d I I l!lf! :1Jltl lht•
lllll't"prt•TI I" I ••\Olu1 i(1n~.
Gici11~1 It Tl1e Br11sl1-off
Th" <I:,,~ in 1\ hich rontes!o;
t11 th" l'11p 11111 b<· held : Th•:
\YYI t tilt> h11ldcr of 1111•
1 ,1p 1·•q,•·rts to d•·fend it 111
!Ii•· lt'i, ·•1;1110na! 12 •n f' t •• r
'1,,. 111v!· r 1hr· lnt1·rn:1tHi1 :·d
~ .r hr r,,,, 1n!.: L'n 10n ·~ 12
IP••,,. Uul·· in L"lh·(I ;.sol 1:;
111•.111/,., h:·!"r" the nf'~t 111;11t•h
l•.)0·1·1;11 bL•l\\'Cl'll
.\ llCI\' double-duty boat brus h -pi!rl !'ponge and
part fiber -has bee n de\"eloped by the 3~1 Co. 'rhe
brush is goo(! for scrubbing boat decks, bottoin s.
v1n1·l sc at!'. an d even lo\ve r un its of outboard motors.
It i's a1 a1h1ble froin tna rlne supply and hardware
~tore!-.,
l 1(l llo<ii l!' Di staff Skipper"'
Sidney Drasnin. comn1odore
Qf thC' host rlub. expects thi.•
la rges! nuntber of entries in
the history of the three-year
e1en1 princi pally due to lhl'
(Jct the enlry lists no11· include
boats up to 16 feet.
"This allo...,·s the n c "'
Olympic Class 470 to compets
at \\'estlake for the firs t
time." he said. In addition .
many rrll ries are expected in
such popular classes as Laser
and r\aplcs Sabot.
Good auendance is already
11ssurrd fron1 the regular
classes '.\'hich sail o n
\\'estlake. 1ltesr -include the
Coronado 15, Cyclone, \Vind-
"'ard Sabot ;:ind Lido-14.
The day's rc11:1ng events v.·i\1
start al 9:30 a.m. v.·1 1h
rrgii'tration and lunch at the
lioathouse. Sk11)pers J\ieeting
is ;11 12 noon 1111h the first of
tn:"l'l' r:1rrs starting at 12:30
;1 11: on lhe !50-;iere lake.
F'or the P•~st two yt.•ars the
cup. donarC'd by the .i\n1er1c<1n·
lla\\·aiian Stean1shlp Com·
pany, has been 11·on by Coro-
nado l~ skippers.
BOATING
Clipper Ships Route
Eyed for Y <tcl1.t Rltce
A brand new interna tiona l
~·acht race designed I o
challenge the speeds of the old
clipper ships is be i n ~
hallyhoord by the Financial
Ti mes of London. Ten ta tive
starting date is August. 1975.
The race will rollow the
route of the clipper ships fron1
Lendon to Sydney. Australia,
by way of the Cape of Good
Hope and return tu l.ondo11
around C<1flt I-lorn .
th:ll 1:\~ S}XlllSOf ,11111
org:1n1lrrs ha\"e rect•i\ i•d 1'11!
inquincs from 19 countril·s.
Already se1·en entries frorn
se\"rn countries are assured.
Fro111 Australia 11 i s
rrportcd that it is intendt«! to
rnlt'r a ti5-foot stays "! srh~ilt•r
to b{• constructed l'1lh1•r 111
s.:u1d\\·irh ft'ITll·
tt'llll'n\
R1~quests for In vitations to
the 8th Bi-ennial Los Angeles
ro ~1 a 'la t I a n lnlernallonal
\'1l(hl Hace Nov. 9 h11,·e just
been senl out , It was
<u1nounrrd bv r. c n e r a I
Chnirman Don. C. \\1ood or the
Los Ani::eles Yacht Club.
spnnsor or the big blue water
<'la~sic
For111 s \\"t'Tl' sent 10 lllOSt or
the 1'i1tht clubs on the Pacific <"na~t. ;ill oc:<·an racing boat s
;u1d part1c1pnnts 111 pas 1
\l;11a1l;1n :i nd o l hr r
1•111-.t;inding 01.·ran r;1crs The
deatlhlll' ror gc tfing 1 h {'
n·<1ut sis tu thr L()s 1\11grll•s
Yat!11 ('lub ts Jul.v 11.
Ct•nt•ral l'Ondilions for the
rncl' \\'ill be n1uth thl' same 01s
111 the pa st 11·i1 h the following
1·~rt•pt1on:.;. Tht' s rn ii! I es l
l'lltrll'S n1ust hal'c a n
!n1 erni11ionnl Ocean Hu It'
r.1t1ng of at least 27 ;:ind n1ust
ht• :11 lt•a.~1 27 ft•('\ on the
11 :ll1·rlJ1h'. \o bfl<JI<; 111!h :111
Ill!! r:1llng 11f ~reat(•t· tllan ii
11111 h<' <1l!o1rt'd lo f•lllt•r.
, 1,;dl· u i, ·rlir ::\\'·yr
! 'I.• , ;I ·' I• ilhC'r prrirt 11·al
1· I' oh·,1r;1h]o• !h;d n1atchr<; tor
1:1• .\Ill• 1";(·:1·~ I lip ..,l\Olllt1 :1e
l1t·1d l'<1l·h "'"ir. Ir furrht·r
1Pitt•\"'1li;it-1r \IOU!d be in !he
h•-<;t 1111 .. r. ''"<if the sport [1nd
1·1,.~11.1·•1!:'1·1 for the ('up if
!-U• h n1;1!t l"S 11·erl' not h··ld
1111r1· Jn 11,1•·nth th:.in once in
1hrt·,. )l·.11--
l"C lr1inc \\Ill be ho~t to I ~ !'.'.IJ!ing u:!:i;,l!on 111 ihr junior ~·01lov.1ng tht' races a buff;:\
dinner "ill bl• held at thr
Thf' modern yachts. !<l'ln1e of
\\'hich arr being Sµt'c1fica!I~'
!nult f1'r !h(• racf' 11·i1I b1' out 111
b1·:u !hl' l'C'Co rd of Poi1r1arrh
1" il1eh n1;id1• 1h1• p:1 ... ,agc t 1
S1dnl'~· 111 67 dd~s :iod the
rl'larn trip in 69 days_
Thi· .\'ethrrlands ha~ 1·n1e1. 1.I
a slct'I 52-foot ketch n;111h·d
··1 ~ll' ! ;l"l' .. H I·:sl':lp•· . 011 lll«I h~
\\ .d1•1 .;purl,; Th1'1l1.'~t\l The
F11'IH.'i1 hJ\t' 0:11.•n1'd !ht·1r
rh:illrng1• 11·11h a l!1r1•t•-n1;1:-h'd
i2-lool b:1rkt'nt111t· 11hllh h
nov.· bl'ing !null
.\lt hough tht• 1.02:1 nult• rac••
IS ~1111 SJ\ lllOll!hs 111~1;1nl.
Cl"\' 1' IJl !;'Tl''I r lJ;1:_.. ;drt";Jd~'
l:t•1·1111rO!l"'t! ..1!011g th .· P;1eifu·
lt.":1-.1 11 .111•rfro111" .\ 1:old
p I ;1 I t· d f 1 l' l' l of j 0
11 1 11d1:1rn1111·r~ 1s l'\JX'l"lrd. lhc
t'll'fl! nil1·1ng l>t.·i.'O held 10 th1~
nu1c!:1·r hr<::1u"l' 1Jf !ht· h1111tcd
anehoring I .1 L" 1 I i I it' ~
t1lhrr cullrges June 6-7·8 11.hrn
tile \\1111H:n's \atJon<.1 1 Collci.:1·
Sailing Championships arc
hrld on Nc11.·port I larbl)r
progran1 of !hr \e .... ·port ",:;l\house v.hl'rl' trophies l\i!l
Harbor )"acht Llul~. Hoth arc lil' presented
daughters of ::\ c 1~· po r t At that 111111• rhr \\"cst!a~r
famil ies. Cup v.·ill be prC'"l'ntcd to thl' ln!lTnal!onal fla1·or of thr
r:irt• i~ :ippa rent by thr report t.:CI ·skippers "'11! be Terry -
Taylor of Balboa YnL·ht Club
For l'rinccton it 11 ill hr·
homt·toming ror the t11q
~kJppt·r~ ~tarilre Allan ;ind
:\111a :\'ielscn both had thc·1~ and ~!arv Ellen )"ates of San •"'---------------------------------------------.. Frane1.,;cO. ca.meras et ceter·a
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prt'sidene~·. liut no onclime Nav~· offitt'f hnd C\'t'r been
~o honored b.1 ;i rnajor pol1t1cal party. Tht•n ~ip. up ju1npcd
.Joh1i F. l\l'nnl'd.1·. Lyndon H. Johnson <1nd H.ichard ill.
i\1'\0ll. l'.X-:'li;1,·.1· nlt'll ;Ill. Jf 1here :lppe;irs ;1 for111rr N;11~·
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s;11d pol1!1co. Stich s1g111!icu11t 1rt·nds I
can't tx· ignort•d ~r __ _ _
{ 'r11. E. It Hr;1dll'V brt•d four l\L'll-tu1·k~ l)t'rh~' \llnnt•rS. Plus a lot or
other fast horsl's. lie opt'r<ited on th1·
theory Jh;il an ofrspring 1nh1'r1ts 1nosl
of 11s bl•st ehar~ctcri<;lics fro1n its
mother. Tht•re are those 11·ho believe
this is true, too. of hurnan children.
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C}. "llor ~ ;i nv ~!all' prrrn1t :1 girl lo n1arry at age 13~"
,\, Ot1ly :'\c11 IJ .unpslurc. \\'ith p;1rcntal consent.
fl \1 i.;en 111 our ;ur con1r s from that ~iction called photo-
s~nlh 1·:-1:-. 111 pl:i nt l1t1'. So Ill' 111·rL' t;1ught. J\laybc yes ,
l!li1.1·bc· no. ~p<tC«' t"<pCr!s h:l\'e coml' up 11·ith another no-
tion. l 'he\1 s:1y their nioun c.imeras suggest sunshine on
lht· earth's 11·atc:r 11·rlngs our ox~·gcn out of n1oisture as lt
t•vaporatcs 11110 !ht• upper atmosphcrr. i\lil~'bc yt•s. maybe
no.
llo ~ou kno11· ho11 f<inners l<'ach baby turkeys to cat?
]'111 1n,1rlil"" 111111 1l1t' f(·1 ·d Tht• 111tlr birds pt'Ck nt the
111.1rh:,' ·1 !1o·1r hiil .. 'luli· !ilf 11110 1111• nla!Sh. Th('y gel
1·11u11gh ~rulJ h\ :ct'l'tdl·nt lo s1:1,\ ;d1\t'
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lr1•a.\t1rl'~ on tlt'sr rr isl:intls. B;1rt•l\. 1f t'\ f'r. Crc11 n1cn on 1hu~l' ~hq>s n1ndt• up 1·on1111unt·~-T.hr.I' spill the haul s. One
s h;trL' per 111;1 n. :\l:1 ~·tx> ;1 !-hare plus to the gunner and
earpcnft'r. Alld a C'oupl1· of shar1 •s lo 1he captain. This
prompt di\·is1on 1·111 up lhl' lool u1 such ;i 111anncr that
nu1 hing \I as lt·rt 10 bur~ .
You kno\1· 1ho~1' qu11.1.1'S !hat turn Uf) in lhe 1romen's
rnagaz1nes no\1' and .:iga111 \1hich <111011• you to test both
.1 our good and had poin1s ::is il niatrimonial mate? Our
Lo1c and \\'ar mull look one the other day. Came out
11·ith nine i:ood points and 23 bad ones. Still. thal's noth·
ing to 1\·orry nbout. You kno11· \1•hat the Spanish say: "•le
\\'ho loves not !ht• loved 011c's faults docs not truly Jove."
A1n asked the n1ost. tl:ingcrous ani rnal in the 11·or\d.
That's s:tid 10 b<• ;111 1·k•phanl 11'ith a guinline cavity in ils
tu~~-Individual rlrphtints so affl iclcd have been knO\l'll
to lt':1r up tbl' l;111dse;1pc in a n1ost savage manner.
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connnerei<Jls 1nigh1 do . bu1 lhl'y flash past too fast. so tend
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Th11tsday, May 23, 1974 2.f UAllf PILO +
Correspondent Thomas-Her Joh Tough, Demanding
Cl!ristilJH Science llloniior Seri'ice
\\IASHINGTON-Jt ,1•as high noon at
Sans Souci. the resl.aurant that lfenry A.
Kissinger made famous. and the room
,,·as truffled \\'Ith political cclebraties.
But heads ~1veled to y:atch the 1roman
u1 the name-red dress. a \\'hite llouse
press card on a chain around her neck,
as she threaded her \.\·ay acr05S the room.
The v.·oman in red was Helen Thomas,
l 'nited Press Intemational's new \Vhlte
House bureau chief. arriving breathless
from a press conference. When she
reached her table. the five men there. all
CPI brass. stood up to v.·elcome her to
her first exccuti\'c lunchron 51'.'Ssion.
BUT FOR llELEN Thomas. the first
v•on1an to become a White House \':ire
service bureau chief. life is usually far
fr om lunch at Sans Souci. She still
considers hcrsel f p r i in a r i 1 y a
rorre~pondent and talks about what that
tough. demandi ng job is really like fro1n
her glassed-in cubicle in the \Vhite House
press \\'ing:
UPI TeltPhcl!O "There is a lot of prC'ssure and I
suppose t11at part is the hardest, really.
The \Vire srrvicc is alv.;ays on th e pool
'central news source! so you get on lhl'
President's plane quite ofte n.
'WORKS ALL TIME'
Helen Thomas
charge her."
"\Vcll, '"'hen the plane touches d 0\\11
like any\vhcre, you hiiv c to hit the deck
running. Usually you've picked' up
information, written your stories right on
the plane, and then you have to run do"'"
the steps, try to find a UPI reporter
\\•ho's usually \\•alled off or scaled off
behind a fence somewhere, slap copy in.
his hand, see wh8t the President is '
saying or doing at~ that moment, jump
into a V.'ire car, a telephone car. grab a
phone <1nd try to get throu gh to your
office ,,·herever you are ... "
"I never saw anyone that has 1hc
energy Helen has," says long-time friend
Betty Lcrsch, ""ho tells about a Sunday
morning recently when J·!clcn Thomas
\\'as tracking down a hot story on the
phooe while she stirred up scra mbl ed
eggs and chives fo r a big famil y-and-
friends brunch. l'\.1rs. Lersch, a polilical
\vriter for the Voice of America, says.
"I-Jelen is direct. generous. honest .. and
she never equivocates."
TllEY WERE ROOl\11\IATES in the
early 1940's \\'hen i\<I iss Thomas \\'as on
the dawn patrol. doing the job she held
for 12 years, going to \\'Ork at 5:30 a.m .
to Y,Tite radio news for UPI before she
became a full-fledged reporter in 1956.
Th:il had followed a job as copygirl at
the old \Vashington Da ily l\e\VS right
"TIIE Tl ll NG Tl!i\T a1nazrs tnc."
says her boss. UPI vice president and
\Vashlngton manage r (;rant Dilhnan. "is
her nonstop quality. She's y,·orking a!I the
time. whether she's on the job or not.
lier dedication and her enthusiasm
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who passed the
spring 1974 bar examination.
according to lhe Committee of
Bar Ex<irniners of the State
Bar of California.
Adm issi on c ere monie s
before the court of appeal in
Los Angeles Vi·ilt be held June
18 for:
VIL!\1A !'ti. AARONS of
Costa Mesa, Larry C.
Anderson of Huntington
Beach. Joseph P.M. Angelo of
Laguna Beach, Charles E.
Bergstrom of Hun ti n gton
Beach. BcU.v Jane Charn plin
of Laguna BC'nch. Lloyd A.
Charton of ?llission Viejo.
Frederick P. Chembcrlcn of
Huntington Beach.
A!so. '.\l1chaC'l P. Clancey or
Lt1gun<1 Hills. Ed \11ard J.
Cooper, Jr .. of :Fountain
\'nl!cy. Robert O. Cribbs or
Westminster. Jan t-.1.
Cummins of Laguna Niguel.
Gerald R. Gibbs or San
Clemente. !\1arshall \\r. Graves
of Huntington Beach, Bill K.
Gray of F'ountain Vqlley.
Also. John \V. Gvorkos of
l-luntington Boach, Cli fton L.
Hagenbuch , Jr.. of San
Clemente, Stanley R. Jlartford
of Seal Beach. David ~'l.
Hatfield of Balboa Island,
to.tichae! A. 1-loran of ~1isslon
\Fjcjo. fkrck C. Jacobs Of
Costa Mesa .. Jan1cs R. Jones
of Laguna Beach.
DA~ R. KIRKllA~I of ·;
Corona del !\1ar. David P. ~·,
Lenhardt of Fountai n Vall ey. ~.
Ttogcr E. Lightholder of San ~~
Juan Capistrano, Kevin \V. 1 •
after college.
Born in Kentucky, brought up In
Detroit, she \\'Orked her way through
\Vayne State University, doing jobs In the
library and her brother's ga! station.
while she lived at home.
Home may have been her first press
conference, growing up as one of nine
brothers and sisters. Her parents,
Lebanese immigrants \vho owned a
grocery store. put all nine through
college and "fed most of the people on
the block " during the Depression, 11iss
Thomas rcn1embers.
SllE SPEAKS Of~ HER immigrant
father's "great love or this country" and
some of that-same love is reflected in her
own attitude as a \llhite 11ouse
correspondent:
•·\Vhen I think of the White Jl ouse I
stand in ay,·e or myself. And I pinch
myself every day that I v.·alk in here be-
r:iusc I th in k this is the place that
belongs to the An1erican people. And \\'e
;ill want to feel that the people \\'ho live
here will be the most noblv rnotivated.
and that all the decisions thfy n1ake, the?
. things they do ,~·ill reflect good on the
country, "'ill be based on high moral
str.ntlards.
"To 1ne people should be able to look to
the \\1hile I-louse for moral inspiration,
and it should represent that in our
national psychology."
SHE LOOKS AT HER \VCll -thumbed
blue book of presidential transcripts and
sa~·s. "So it hurts. sort of cry. lhe
beloved country. I feel ir very dee ply .. ,
Her reporting reaction to t h e
transcripts: "Herc you are \\'atching th e
Ovl'll Office, and little did we know .. .It's
horrifying ... and terribly sad ... "
She admits thilt some criticism of the
\Vhite llouse press corps is valid : "\Ve
took things at face value, and then those
111omentous events being bared to us
no\11, \1'e realize that '"'c \\·ere frightfully
remiss .. .tt hurts not because you'\'c
been fooled but beca1,1se you've bC'en 1hc
dispenser and conveyor belt of (\\'hi te
House statements) to the American
people. You really want to feel that you
are doing the best possible job to keep
them informed, that's what keeps
democracy going .•. As Lincoln said, 'Let
the people know the facts and the
country will be safe.' "
on her arms, around her neck a 1915
Austro-Hun ga rian gold coin given b.v
Arab friend s in Jerusalein. as "'ell as lht~
ever·present Wh ite House press ca rd and
a black pen on a chain. She has ink-blal'k
hair, brown eyes, and a lun1inous smile.
lier husband, Douglas Cornell. sa~·s,
"She 's always snliHng and laughing.
HELEN TllOl\lAS TALKS quickly, that's one of the things about her I
articulately, in a voice that has a faint admire myself. Her great Jove is her job
rasp reminiscent of Ladybird Johnson's. -she's very good at ii, I think , one of
She \\'ears one of her ntost com£ortable the world's great newspaper people, and
working unifonns: a black pantsuit, I say that with some a1.1thority."
white blouse. lots of gold bangle braclcts Cornell v.•as a star reporter for the ----
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retiren1ent and their 1narriage.
llER NONSTOP LIFE allows litll1•
lime for leisure. She has no hobbies and
if there's nnv free time "I usually like to
be in a hot;izontal position, reading or
sorncthing."
But she ""ouldn'l give it up for a
minute: •·\Ve are privileged to sec things
th.1! very rc1\' olher An1ericans really
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THE FAMILY ORCUS By Bil Keane
''P J is younger thon me ond Billy i~ older. Tha t makes
f meMIDDlE·AGED!"
D1•0,vni11g Risk
Don't Take Dip
A fte1· Imbibing
\\',\SI 11\(iTO\ (UPI I
That farn1h:1r v.arn1ng. "Don't
S\\1n1 :1ncr t:at111g." should bt.'
rn0<l 1f11·d to Jll('ludc · · o r
drinking "
1'11·0 p ublic hrallh
r£>scarl·hcrs :it .Johns Jlopkins
Uni1·crsity rf'porl that ;i s.tudy
Q[ ~:'i ;1dlJlts 11 ho drO\\'TICd ill
Bal1imon• frurn 1!168 to 19n
~ho11l·cl that fi prrcrnt had
bC'C"n dr1nk1n; alcoho l ic
bcvtragl'S.
"ALTllOUG ll IT is possible
that !hes<' high f1i,;11rrs reft('(l
factors uniqut• to the city of
Baltimore'. our impression
basrd on l1m11t•d d a t ;i
;1va1l:iblt• fro111 thl· r..raryland
("OllTIIJ{'<; is th at ;i!rohol IS ;l
11·ides11rrad r111u·n1nitant of
:idull dro11iling <i." s;ud Park
1·:. D1t•\1. and :\!rs. &Jsan P.
llakf•r in a r1'1.10rt in thc
An1rri c::i n Journ:.d of Public
J lc:ilth.
1'lll•y sni111he rntr o! alcohol
in drov.·nlng has b c en
ncj:l!CC'!eri in IX>th popula r and
scil'nlif1c n1ccl1:1. One reason.
1hcy said. i<; bt•c:i usc tests for
:i lcohol 1n the blood arr 101
usually rn:ide 111 niost arl'as
11nlPss thcrc i-; ;1 reason lo
bC'IJc\·e drinking \\'as a f;1ctor.
DIE.Tl A~f) B A K E R
rxa1n1ncd all 133 accidental
drou•nini; l';"tsr<; 1n \l;"tr~·J:md 111
l97'l in an efforl lo de1cm11ne
lht·1 r t•:iusc. SixtCi"n of th(•
1lrov•ings \\"C'fl' cnuo;c>d I ·~
1ropic<1! storm Agne><:, lea\·in,I!
117 to be analyzed. Only in
r.alti1norc '1'1'rc tc~ts
performed for alcohol on al!
adult drowning victims.
To oblain an alcohol study of
;idcqua!e size. the researchers
added cnscs for three pre\'i01..1s
~ears v.•hich n1ct the proper
l·riteria -the v i c l i n1 s
lfroy.·ned in the city. v.·rrc 15
~ears or older, no lnnd \"l'hiclc
11·as involved <lnd the holl:,i
\V<I!> ~ubmcrged lrss than 12
hours.
TIIJ.:V S.\10 THE data seem
to C!.itabli.~h beyond dispute
that alcohol i~ import;int in
thl' cause of dro\vning. 'They
said ii is inconceivable !hat 47
pcrcenl of all persons 15 years
CJ older v.·ho arc exposed to
\vatcr have been drinking
alcohol.
•·r-.tore especially, the
frequency ,,·ith v;hich a!C'Ohol
v.'as observed among drowned
adult sv.·inuners ( 11 of 14 or 78
percent) speaks for it..se!f," the
r£'porl said.
"In response to the need for
public a\\'areness. swimming
and lxlating courses should
rrnphasizc the inc r e a s e d
haz.:ird or aquatic sports for
persons '"-·ho h.'.lve been
dr111k1ng," the researchers
said.
THEY AL.SO reron1n1<!ndcd
changes in ad v er t i s i n J!
practices v.·hich they said
frequently s how alcoholic
beverages in association "'ith
!>v.'inuning, boating a n d
fishing.
O\'erall. the report said
01pproximately 6.500 persons
dro\\11 in the Unilcd Stairs
rach year. It is :hr fourth
leading cause of accidental
death and for ages 5 lo 24 it is
~ccond only to death d'.JL' to
rnolor vehicles.
IN ~1ARYLAr\0, v;·hcrc ff'\I'
of the state's 3.9 n1i1\1on
IX'rsons drov.n Jive more than
10 miles from \r:11£'r. 62
percent of the dro1\11ings
occurred in June. Jul~· anrt
August. The overall drov.11ing
rate was 2.3 deaths per 100.000
\vhites in the state :ind 5.8
deaths per 100,000 blacks. Th<'
drowning rate for males of all
racf's u·as 5.2 per 100,000
compared to 0.85 per 100.000
for females.
Scl1ool Smolill.1g
Measure Backecl
SAC~AMEN1'0 (AP!
Loca I school boards v.·ould 00
permitted to set up special
legal snlOking areas f o r
st.udcnts under a controversial
bill winning Senate approval.
The measure by Sen. Arlen
Gregorio (0-San M a t e o ) ,
passed the Senate on 21·13
vote Tuesday.
IT STII~L REQUIRES an
i\Ssembly v ot e on
amendments. On f.·larch 4, thr
lower house approved an early
version of the Gregorio bill on
a 41-23 roll call.
Forty-one voles is I he
minimum needed for passage
in the Assembly, and 21 is the
minimum required tn the
Senate. Gregorio said the
amendments are technical and
do not change the intent of the
bill previously approved by the
Assembly.
ln Ooor debate. Greg()T!O
said it is legal for teen-agers
Lo buy cigarets, but illegal !or
anyone to sell lo persons
under 18.
ASKED DOW THAT is
applit!d to vending machines,
he said, "l guess it is the
machine who is breaking tbe
law." 0urin8 earlier de b a t e s ,
there were nwnerous claims
that school restrooms are so
crowded alld filled with omoke
from students sneak 1 n g
cigarets there thaL they are
· olten W1usable for o ·t her
studeots.
Glll!GORIO SAID his bill
would help comet that
problem by giving ochool
officials realistic options to
contn>I the mnoklng problem.
Sen. Ralph Ollis ( D •
Gardena), said ·1n Tuetday's
debate that he f ea re d exoosstve Ume would be spent
by teacllerw aupe~vlsl•&
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IL1x\rc·ll Lal::<lr<il1Jr11·'-' lnr , :1 1
;.;;111 ))1('g(1 firin h:1, hL•cn1
n;itnl'r! ~a11on;1\ 'i "1 .t 11
Buiiin1·~s subcon1 r:1r·11w rol 1h'
111ar for J~i~ h.1 1111· ~111;111
Ilu<:1nt'~S Ad n11n1,tr:1111111
SBA .\dn11111,tr:it111 Tli•1•11;1'
:.;; l\l1•pj)l' <:;11d \[,j\\11·!1 11:1-.·
l'hos1·11 Jo r 1hl' ;111;11·t1 ha,t•d c111
rls "ltll?.C'llUtl.\. its h;111ctl1n~ 11f
f'on1plrx contracts. and 1t~i
o'vrrall record of pcrforn1:1nc1·
in subconlracling ...
The llrm was round t!d in!
• 1965 by a group of physici~ts'
• and engineers to apply their
: expertise in the developmC11t
-and manufacture of electronic
: componchts.
' The SBA also announced
regional awards for Mardon
-Industries lnc. of Lyndonville.
;. Vt.; Trope! Inc., Fairport,
:.N.J .; Jnasco . In c .•
! Quakertown Pa: Control
: Laser Corp.: Pompano Beacll,
: f'Ja .; Tw igg Corp.,
: ~fartl.nsvllle, Ind.; Te 1 as
'1ateri1I Labor1«ry1 Garland.
TeL ; NC Metal WorlMI Inc.,
SI. Louil, Mo.; Tool Dellsn,
E ng i neertn1 a n d ~tanuf8CCW'l"8, Sall LI k I
• Ulll>; Md ll'Oll Inc.. s..uJe. ....
Chl'I rn1l'1 \\·~a. 11 h1c:h boast{'d
:1 S2,(~Jl :;111.:kt·r 11ht•n 1l l\'llS
1nlrodurl·d 111 l~liO. 1101v cost:;
$2.50t9()
,\ ~ptJkl'SllJ;JJl f111" { h {'
Fvdt•r;il Co,t r·! l. 1 \ 1 11 ::
('1;1111.·11 •CL('I :;;i1d. ho1\'C'\'t•r.
""l'IJt• Jll"l('I' illl'l'C;l,l''i lS lil'i!I'(\'
llll! Ill :i('LIJJ'd II 1tJ1 Iii\'
1·ornn11tn1rnr n;;1<fl'.' 1111h 1h~·
t ou111·iJ 1;1~1 /J1·e1·111ltt·t '"
•
\\!IE\' IT \\ \S po111tt·d out
!hat 1\.\lt' ~;11<1 11 has 11(•!
brok<•n its ph df.:1' 10 hold lht•
l111C' 1111 prices, the official
ri•pl1N1, "thert:'s ;i difference or opinion "
'fhe Ai\1C inC"rr:ist•s followed
the le11d of its "Big Three"
con1petit ors 11 ho ll o o s t e d
pl'ices by as niuch as $Hi8 lhi s
n1onth.
\l'ith 1110 inereas1·~ this
111011!h 1ota1111g Sl68 , Chrysler
Curp. ·s l9i.J r110<ll'ls now c:ost
~l!fll inorl' 1han the final pri ce
of 1973 ruudels. Fol'd illOIOr
('o. 1nc.:rl'<1sed prices an
Ul'l•ragc of $163 this month.
making its total ror the moctrl
,xear $454, y,•hilc General
l\1otors' average increase was
$428, including $105 th i s
rnonth.
ALL TllE nuto1nakers have
pro ni is c d "substantial''
increases on 1975 n10<lels -up
to Sl55 alone for the ca!olytic
rnufflers 10 conlrol flOXious
exhausts. Ford e ha i r Ill a n
Henry Ford II predicted the
increases "'ill be "in !he
hundreds of dollars." ----·-----
FINANCE
LOS ANGELES (UPI J -declirred fro1n $10.3 million to
Tin1es l\1irror, at rt<; shar(.~ $9.2 million .
holders meeting rfported that r-.1urphy said the higher net income of 1973 resulted the year 1974 "11,•ilJ be u good pr i n c i pa l I y f r o m
~l';lr ty any nlher standard " ''tuiprecedentt'd profits in the
•1\e1·1it by comp~nson with the newsprint and rorest products
<lll·tin1e highs of 19/3 . accord-group. which is not expected
ini;: to Or. Franklin D :0.1urphy. to 1natch its record-breaking
chairn1an or lhe board. perfoimanee this year.,,
l\1urphy said revenues in the Times Mirror oy,•ns the Los
first 12 y,•et>ks of this year Angeles Tin1cs, Ne1vsday, the
gr<'I\' lo $157.6 million from Dallas Times I-lerald and
la st year's $149.2 million first Orange Coast Daily Pilot
qunrler. although net inco1ne newspapers , and also owns
newsprint and forest product!
operations 111 the Pacinc
Northwe st.
i\-1urphy pointed to the 1974
Pulitzer prize ror 1> u b 1 i c
servil'c awarded to N~wsdny
as an cx;1n1plc of I h e
exccJIC'n('e associated wilh the
co1npany .
"In this day "'hen the public
oftl'11 looks sUspiciously at the
busi ness y,·orld. our reputation
fnr quality or product and
integrity of opinion 1 s
invaluable," he said .
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NOW, WHO WAS IT
THAT WANTED THE
PARTICLE BOARD?
SHORTY'S PATIO KITS
Wi dth 8 ft. I 0 ft.
10· 55.20 69.00
I 2' 66.24 82.80 I 4. 77.28 96.60 . 16. 88.32 110.40
18 ' 99.36 I 24.20
20 ' I I 0.40 I 38.00
22' I 21.44 I 51.80 24. I 32.48 165.60
Comes complete rrady !or your slab. Got the super aluminum cover,
the metal omamcnlal pos ts, wood rollers. headers. and fascia.
You can !ind the si ze you need here or come in with your
special size and we'll make you a deal.
• •
• •
12 ft.
82.80
99.36
I 15.92
132.48
149.04
I 65.60
I 82.16
198.72
418 FT.
THE GooD STufF
AT ii-IE.
l2.l6HT Pf2.lcE
PEGBOARD
FULL 4x8 FEET •
I st QUALITY .
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, .... .. I like to caU it lh"e material of JOOO
.~l~}~~:~'.~ ;::f d ~~;~~~ ~~~t:~de;h";1nU ~~~~Johledo?
i#~~:;, -:.:.•::;:;j/i::~.:~x~;, .· .. :_;,_,,••;.: •'-'l~''''
EL
DORADO
PANELING .. ..
. . . 1"'~3.'.~:~r:'.df ~]±\~;l;~g;;~;;~tkii~~TA~ .. :,5-.; ·;:·: .. · .. · .. 'jf ·'ot .-:•·-...:·· ......... --.-.:•.•.-. c. .. , ... :.6.f..,
2~E~ •
FULL 4x8
Beautiful in SPICE. COCONUT. OR
S AN D. V-grooved fort hat nice
board look. SeC' thr stufl. looks
more like 9.99 lo me .
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90 LB.
CONCRETE
MIX
Add water. stir. mix.
and use. Prel1y sol!.
GLIDDEN
SPRED
CLIDE·ON
for oil extcnor mason1y .
brick, or stucco. We can
mix lhousands o! colCJts
and shades.
PVC SPRINKLER
PIPE
Buy n ow . 1 smell another
price inc rease coming
/ram the manulaclurers.
'l1"x!OFT. ...... 3$<
,,·,10 FT ....... 47•
PRESTON£ II
COOLANT AND
ANTl·FBEEZE
Keeps your car running
cooler in the hot summer,
and no freeze .in the winter.
(l got it right this lime).
Hang it up. Hang up everything you
don't like laying around wailing
to !rip you. Amazing how much
garage space you can pick up th is way.
FREE
WINDOW
SCREENS
TO 36"148:'
All the popular sizes.
The unpopular we keep
hidden so no one will
pick on them.
222
NATIONAL 7 YB.
STUCCO PAINT
Then there is Brand X.
our own. Made !or us by
lhe big boy. And plenty ol
colors and shades we
can mix lor you.
BAINBIBD
BRASS ANTI·
SIPHON VALVE
Code approved (but
nobody remembers the
Code Word.) The heart
ol the syslem.
397
-_,. __ _
IW@il
STEER
LAWNGBADE
STEEB
MANURE
Just loller your DOfle .
it's organic. sure null.
ASPHALT
DBIYEWAY
COATING
Renews the drive.
seals, holds the asphalt
(lor awhile).
OSCllLATlllG
SPBINILER
Goes tell and right
just like lhe rain.
II you rig up some
sound you can have
the thundertoo. -
277
JACI STANDS
For trailers, boats.
the old car. whatever.
Nothing for a sagging r1: .llC!?.>;;;o double chin howe•er.
1 97
EA •.
FISH BASE
FEBTILIZEB
Wouldn't ii he crazy
ii it was a jug ol
water wilh a smaU s hark
swimming around inside.
87G~L.
SPRAY PAINT
All kinds. Pink. blue.
apple. roseys. all
colors. CExcep Iha! one),
39~
MOTOB OIL
Okay. so you like paying
the gas station or the
dealer !heir Wild prices.
Throw the money away,
see ii 1 care.
TEXACO ....... 33•Qt.
VALVOLINE ..... 37<Qt.
PENNZOIL ..... 43 c Qt.
GUNIENGINE
BRIGIT SPRAY
Spray it on. brush around
a lillle. hose it oJf.
Comes oH the oil
just like soap.
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TN ILUfi! WHITE lfllOUITIUES, 1.tm N.t.MI ITATIMINT
IMltfwt, W..tmlr"ttr, C1Ufotfll1, NI Tiie tdlCl'lfif"I penon I• dolnt bl.ltlnt"
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,.R:eSIOENT tnolvlcM.1.
ht!lllMd Ottnoe CMtl OlllY PllGI, WIYl'lf Fong
tMy 21. ~4 u. 2'-n. 21, tt, 1'71 1171·7• Thlt 1t111mtnt wit. filed with 1114
· Countv <:111k Cll Or1ng1 Couruy on fMv
21, 1914. PUBLIC NOTICE ......
SLl·14251
SUf'llUOA COURT 01' THlt
STATI OJI CALIJll'ORIOA l'Oll Tttl COUNTY OP OltANOI
PuOllfl'\t(I Orll'IQI Cotti 01llY PUol,
M1y 23. 30, Ind JUM 6, 13, 1911 IJ)0.71
PUBLIC NOTICE
.... A.Jfht
"er~· :~..:.Ttr~::i. 0' o ~IT'= ~~:~:': c~~::.:r. ~~=
llllVATOlt Ofll nt• ••TATI °" THI cou.._ ...... _. °" OftAHOI! AJt.THUll P. WOLVIN
IN TH& MAnEll OF THE CON· HOTIC• Ofl MIAIUNO 'Otl: Ptl:O•ATI
IEllVATORSHIP OF' THE ESTATE OF OP WILL Mill) POlt Ll!TTEltS
ARTHUR P. WOlVIN, ConWv•IH,, TISTAMINTAll'Y
NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN '"'' £1t1te ol EMERY J . BISHOP, SV1£TTE WOLVIN, hh wl,., hi• llltd O~•••ed.
Nrlln • plfftlon tor 1ppolntmenl of con· NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN '"°''
.. rvtlOI'. ,..,.,imc:. to which 11 ~ ICM' GLADYS P. llSHOP •rid· EOWIN w. tvrthtf° P1rllcul1rs. 4111411 tl'lfl1 ll!ot flmt Ind TEMPLIN hit tllied tw ... ln 1 pellt!on
pll'(lc of hHrl119 tM NIM hi• bot911 Ml IOI' Prolloltw « Wtll •nd kif'" lnu1rn:e
for June '• 1t7,, 11 11:00 1.m,, In tl'lt of L111e1'1 T11t11ntn!iiry 10 the Ptll· courtroom Of OtPlrl'mlnl No. 3 ol Mid ti0M11 r~1 to wt\lch 11 .....-c11 tor court, 11 100 Civic C~t•r Drive Wnt, In turttwr p1rtlcu11ri. _,.. !hit t,,. 11,,.. 1nd
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01!9d Aorll S, 1f74. tor JuM 11, lt,4. 11 t:)I) 1.m .• !n '"' WILLIAM I . SI JOHN, courlroom of ~11.,...nl Ho. l of Uid
Covntv Cllrk courl, 11 100 Civic Cenl1r Dflve Wei!. In
MITCHILt., Slt.•IRBlllO & KHU,P IN City of $!inti An1, C11lforlll1.
.... (MfVl'Y ... "' 1!111 011911 Mly 21, lf74 Lit~~!:.,. C1UftnV1 9M'1 WILLIAM E St JOHN 12~:?..~ hllllorllr c-tv c11tk P~l5Nd Or1n1tt C~•I Oll!Y Pllol CATI! AHO WIU.
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PUBLIC NOTICE OllNl•lt, C1Ai.rN1 tl2tl
Tl!: (UI) U1-t141
Al~ ,_, P1tltl-. .... ,'" Nt. A·1MS4
IUPl'lllO!t COUtl:T Oft THI ITATI OF CALIPOltNIA POii:
.. ublllflfd Or•ngt, C~SI
MIV T.I, 24. JI), le74 Dally Pilot,
THI' COUNTY OP CMlANOI'
Eltwl9 of &ETTY JAHE HANICl~S. Die••* PUBLIC NOTICE
Notltt I• lllreby given to c.rlld!tor• cl tlle 1iiov. nlfNd clKMflonl tto.I 111 8 '"97
1167·14
Ptl'Mlll hiving d•I"" 19<1ln1t tlw .. Id SUPl!IUOtl: COUllT OP 1HI!
dlicllltftl 1r1 r.q11lrM to fl~ lfltm, wll" IT.I.TE OP CALIFOllHIA FOR
t11e !!Ket"'l"I' voucri.n, 1n the oHlce nl TMI' COUNTY OP OllANGI! ft'lt dtrk of 11'19 lbciYI' ..,1111eo ~. or tc No. A·ntl$
pr-t "'-"" wllh lflt neu111ry vo..ctw., NOTl(I' O' Nl!AltlNO OP .. l!TITION
to the ~l'llOned 11 !ht office of Pott PltOBATE OF WILL ANO
ltOG1!1tS, CARNES ANO PLOOSlER. CODICILS AND t'Olt LETT£ RS
ln)CI $. P1r1movnt 81vd., P1r1moun1. 'fllTAM•NTAllY
C1lllornf1 tonl. which 11 ttw pl1c1 of E1l•I• ol EDWARD H. PHELAN,
bu1l,,..1 of 11'11 undlnlgned In 111 m1!!1r1 OK11Hd.
"rt1lt1lf!O to 1111 nlal1 of uld decllOll'll, NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN lti•t
Wlll'lln mi. Monll'lt tller N 11"1 STEVEN STEFANI, JR., 1~1 STE PHEN
publk 1flon of 11111 no1lc1. ~TEFANr, "'' fifed ne-reln , pellllon fOt
0.lld ~ ... '· ,,,, Prno1te. ol Wiii •nd Codicils Ind IOt
R08ERT KERIVAM llll>•nce of Lt!ltr1 Tnt1men!1ry lo Ille
Ex~utor of !I'll p&lllloner l'ttlrimc:e to """'""" Is rnldrl for
Wiit of Uld decedent lurlht'f per!lcul1n, '"° '"'' IM time 111d ltOOl'ltS, CAltllll!S AND PLOOlTl!lt Pl•ct cf' Merl119 Ille ume 111$ bttn 1e1
1J1• I . ,.,,.._, llvd. !Cr J1Jfl41 11. 1974, et t :lO 1.m~ In tile
P-11 C1f...,_.1 tl7JJ courtroom ol 0.0..-lme...I No. l 01 wld
Al,.,_.,. i.r lldf.vtor . court, 11 100 Civic Ctnttt' Orlv• W11t, In
Published Ora,. C~11 Oaofy Piiot, IM CHv of S1t1!1 Alli, Cil!lorllll ,
Mlv '· 14. Jl, XI, 1t7C 16*1l WILLIAM e . SI JOHN,
COUftlv CWrk
KIUEY PETTlltSl!H
IOOll l!a.t Plower St. PUBLIC NOTICE
.. .,,._,., CA """ NOTICI Dt' NON-ltllPOfllllllLITY Tef.: (2ll) ..... 11'1
Notice 11 lle•ebv 9IV1n lti1t "" An-, fer: petlltclfler
llnder1lgned wlU not be '"pons!ble tor Pllbll1ht0 Or1119t Co.JI! Dilly Pitel,
1nv det111 or ll1bllllle1 cont••tled b'f M1v 2l, 24, 30. 1114 iiu..14
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O•t9d "'11 Htn d•r oit M.,.,, 1t7'
Jamet E. WiJU1mM111
21S4 NtwPOrt &lvd.
Conl1 Milt, C1lllort1l1
"~' .. vblllhlld Or•no-#41y ,,, 11. n, 1974
;•
C~11 D1il~ Pilot.
1142-1•
•• '
PUBLIC NOTICE
••
Thursday, MilY ~. 1974 041LV PILOT 'l>•
jl l "> ••
A1L.-.frf'11C
OOl'AN
Inflation
GULF OF . -,_ -. . ,. .. . ..
Dangers
Outline<l ,. ...... °" LAN:elMAr
PANAMA.
CA.MAl MEXICO -
'°ACtPIC
OCIAM
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.. M!XICO
CITV 0
Rail Line Proposed
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UPI Ntw..m1p
SAN FRANCISCO I UPI)
The president of the world's
largest commercial b a n k
urges temporary taxes and u
change-in the public's
spending habits as wa ys to
curb inflation.
A.W. Clausen. Bank of
America president, in _ .. an·
interview said the nation's
rate of inflation had reached
11.~ percent ":hich he declared
was ''cancerous.''
IF INFLATION is n 0 I
curbed, he sa id, it wiU lead to
worldwide recession.
C I a u s e n recommended
autonlatic income ta~
increases whenever the rate of
innation gets beyond a
prescribed limit.
He also said the public must
stop buying things it doesn't
need. including cars that wear
out too rapidly and products
designed to be thrown away
after one use .
Mexico is considering plans for an ultra-modern rail line across the tropical isth·
mus of Tehuantepec to bypass the traffic-clogged Panama Canal The plan
would revitalize the old railway whi ch, ironically, went bankrupt in the early
20th century because of competition with the waterway.
Referring to Congressional
calls for tax cuts to help those
\vhose buying power has been
reduced by inflation, Clausen
declared: "That's throwing
kerosene on the fire."
"We have distorted
consumption into an
economics of v.·aste,'' he
asserted. "And waste itself is
inflation." 3 State Hopefuls
Haggling Over TV
By the Associated Press
TV or not TV. That is the
question today in t h e
campaign for the Democratic
nomination for governor.
. Campaign managers of the
three fronlrunners in the June
4 Democratic primary haggled
more than three h o u r s
Wednesday over the format of
a live telev ised confrontation
June 1.
About all that the Brovm.
~1orelti and Alioto "negotiators
( State )
agreed upon in the closed door
meeting with KNBC television
executives in Los Angeles was
that they would meet again
Monday. and that the format
would not be a debate.
eFalth Cure
SAN BERNARDINO iAP)
-A predominantly le m a I e
jury has been sworn in for the
trial or a Barstow couple
charged with manslaughter.
. They threw their diabetic
son's insulin away and
declared him cured by a fa.it!).
healer.
The selection of nine women
and three men ca m e
Wednesday after three weeks
of questioning of prospective
jurors oul'iide of the hearing
of other jurors or courtroom
spectalors .
e Malpractice
SAN JOSE (UPI I An
orthopedic surgeon has ag reed
to pay a Cupertino man $1.2
million because he became
paralyzed after a rootine disc
operation, it was disclosed
Wednesday.
William H. BeMett, 50, an
inventory service salesman
from Qipertino, had accuse<t
Dr. Frank Griffin , Los Gatos,
of mali;nctice.
e Bill Ni.red
SACRAMENTO (UPI) - A
bill permitting school disbicts
to set aside two days of the
school year for parent-teacher
conferences was v e t o e d
Wednesday by Gov. Ronald
Reagan.
Reagan said he vetoed the
measure (AB2558) by
Assemblyman car1 .. Bee (D-
Hayward), on the
recommendation or the
Department ol Education.
e Tem!her Strike
STANFORD (AP) -There
will be no quick settlement to
the 11-daf strike .by some t,400
maintenance, technical and
!lel'Vice .workers at Stanford
University, Provoot Wtlllam F.
PUBLIC NOTICE
'
Miller says.
"We cannot realistically
look for a quick end to the
bargaining,'1 Miller said in a
letter dist ributed Wednesday
to the faculty. "The university
is determined to continue
bargaining until au issues
have been settled on both
sides."
e DeatJa Peualty
SANTA MONICA (AP) -
The constitutionality of
California's new law making
the death penalty mandatory
for certain crimes has been
upheld by a SuperiOT Court
judge.
Judge Laurence J.
Rlttcnband ruled Tuesday on a
challenge to lbe law by Deputy
Public· Defender W i 1 bu r
Littlefield.
ePay Hikes
TORRAllCE ( U P I I
Teacllers of the Torrance
Education Association,
represecting about 900 of the
district's 1,200 teachers , voted
10 to 1 to accept a 7.7 percent
pay raise offer, it was
reported Wednesday.
Final ratification of the pay
package by the school board
was expected sometime next
week.
eFarna Bill
SACRAMENTO (AP ) - A
secret ballot election bill
affecting farmworkers got a
boost from Cesar Chavez,
leader of the United Farm
Workers of America , in
testimony before an Assembly
committee.
Chavez told the Assembly
Labor Relations Committee
Wednesday all farmworkers
must have the right to wte.
'Y' Caravan
To Parks
Scheduled
Tickets and infonnation are
now available for" the South
C-Oasl YMCA Sequoia and
Kings Canyon National Parks
caravan to be held July 1
through 6.
The caravan is for boys and
girls in the seventh through
ninth grades. <Ast is $55 for Y
members and $60 f o r
nonmembers.
The caravan will include
tours of scenic n at u r..a l
wonders, outdoor co o k i n g ,
fishing, swimming, hilling and
sleeping Wlder the stars.
Information · about the
summer caravan and other
YMCA activities ia available
)>y teleplx>ning 831·YMCA, or
496--0453.
Newport Man
On Honor Roll
st.v .. Gwllllam ol Newport
Beedl hos been namtd m the
-roll or Ricki OoUece tn Rexbura, ldlho. ~ :ro male the honor roll.
-la must llUlinlaln a JI.
plus .,..ie aw.rage-Jn a
mlnilnUm H houri ol dUI -I
I
Judge Asked
To OK Bid
l1i GeoTek '
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A
coort-appomteo receiver has
asked a federal judge to
approve firing the president of
financially plaiued GeoTek
Resources Fund companies
and barring him from entering
company premises.
U.S. District Court Judge
William T. Sweigert set
Tuesday for a hearing on the
motions for a re straining
order filed Wednesday by the
recei ver, attorney S t u a r t
Kaplan.
DR. CLAUDE M i t c he 11 ,
president of GeoTek
Resources oil d r i 1 J i n g
partnership and s e v c r a I
affiliates, refused to eo1nply
He also held that "inflation
itself is a tax ."
'"ntE PEOPLE ":ho suffer
most from it are low-incom e
people,'' especially pensioners,
he declared.
Because of inflationary high
interest rates, industry can 't
raise enough money to build
plants to n1anufacture items
necessary for long: t e r m
prosperity. he held.
"\Ile don't have enough
steel. aluminum. paper or oil
refiniJ!g capacity," he said.
"but corporations don't want
to OOrrow for 25 years or 30
years for ne\v plants at 91'..
percent."
Clausen urged tax l<nvs that
encourage persons to sav£'
money, perhaps by exempting
levies on interest paid on
savings accounts.
THE EXTRA money gain'!d
by the income_ tax boosts to
curve inflation could be put
into social security reserves,
reducing the need for future
social security tax boosts.
Monday v.'ilh a hand-delivered Ir-----------,
letter froin Kaplan dismissing L A CALLS
him. • •
"I find it necessary to
terminate your service
forthwith in connection with
GTR Management Co . ,
GeoTek Resources Fund Inc.,
Fundamental Oil ·c.o. and
related entities,'' the Jetter
41/2c "''
l"ri•a:te Li•iet -ludrtets Stt•ice
o...ty -Coll fw broclM.tn ond
lflOl!thly rott -Soft FronciKo
Uiwt A•oiloblt -
The Telephone Company
Of California
said. 1001 R..Ull. C.M.
''Accordingly, kindly remove 1 ._ __ 1_1_14_1_9_7_9_·_12_3_4 __ •1 your personal items from the
office premises by 5 p.m. You
are requested oot to enter the ----
premises thereafter without
my express permission."
Ml'IUIELL TE RM ED
Kaplan's action a "raw power
play" a.'ld told newsmen his
attorney, James Thatcher.
advised him to remain in his
office.
"They'll have to carry me
out like they did Avery," said
Mitchel I, 40-year-old
opthamologist who is s.root-3
and weights 400 pounds.
He was referring to Sewell
A~cry, Montgomery Ward
president who was carried out
of his Chicago olfice in a chair
by Marines during a dispute
with the government years
ago.
The Securities and
Exchange Commission filed
suit in federal court here last
May against GeoTek
Resources; Jack P. Burke,
chief promoter of the oil
drilling parlllerships; Lo s
Angeles Times Publisher Otis
Chandler, and others.
THE COMPLAINT alleges
the defendants v i o I a t e d
securities laws and defrauded
2,200 investors who p.it $30
million into o i I . d r i 11 in g
ventures.
Burke resigned as president
or the various firms when the
SEC started ils probe in 1972,
but still retains his financial
interests. f\.f i t c h e 11 . an
investor, was named president
in July, 1973, and is not a
defendant in the case.
OIANDLER, A COLLEGE
schoolmate of Burke's, sald he
penonally Invested 1243.000 in
the varlOU5 oil programs and
n\llde contact with investors.
But Chandler. who denied anv
"fraudulent conduct" oa bis
part, said the charges against
him are 0 wboUy lUljustified,"
ard &aid he Im oooperaltd
f\Jlly with tbe SEC.
A lodenl.I grand jury Io
~-~gatmc the GtoTelt ctoe
.... ls •XJ>ected IA> 1'lllm llldlelm<n.Js next month.
OUR LEGACY FROM
THE MEDICINE MAM
by TIRRY GRANT, R.Ph.
Who would ever think
on e ntering t orla y's
slrcamilned pharmacy
thal many of th e
medicine~ a\·ailahle had
thei r early brg1nninl!s
V.'ilh the mrdir 1nt• man. l)I course, they h<11 t• 1111·
drrgonc m<in y ch:1n~1;s
and refinements. In c<irl.v da1·<> lnd1:ins chcl'.'1·d on
r11«1ts ior le:i ves) nf <'f't'·
L1111 plant<> 111 order to C'~·
lac·t a "magic subslanet".
Tiu;.. later evolv ed to a
"rl'l nr t· sophist icated "
ll'rhr,1<11H' or cooking the
nl(1l1' 1or hours and then
ho1h11g tlnv.·n the resullanl
! l!j 11 lfl.
Thous.inrls of years
h:1VI' p :11<> .. ctl :;111ce these
e11rl1 c~1 pro<·<'~ses v.·cre
hegun . flur to11t1·mporary
dru~~ m:11· br<ir little
r e.~1·n1h1.1n<·r to thr1r
.crudt· .11111• .. 111r.~. But
·m (I 11 \' "! I h \' h ll SI('
l'ht1 tlli! ,ii '>llh~l:UH'I'" cl()
d;itr li.11 h. tu thc 1ned1c;111c
ni;i n
\'f)LJ ()Jt YOUR
l>OCTOll l'AI" Pl-!ON'F. US
v.•hl•U .1nu 11C'l~l a delivery.
\Ve· \1·ill dc1\l\'er promptly
1~1itho11t t'Xlru chut~(', A
grcal ni;iny people rely on
u." tor 1 heir heulth needi1.
We welcome requests for-
dc Ii vcr y service and charge accounts.
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rn,, llV~'""'~ ·~ •oncu<!rd l!y " to<oorahon
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FICTITIOUS llUSllWESS
IW AME Sl.llTEME"IT
r
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ltlNfP 'ECUPITV ~ ... ~1 1 '·'S 761~'
[IOen. (Dl!O M .... , (di·•'"'~ 'll6ii
Od•ydd R N1 <'""'· 2o1Q Ll~r". Cal!.\
t"c\a. (,1h!o•n1u ~767'1
T"'" buc,ntl~ "' 1on~uCIC<I l>t /In
~0•01ou~1
D•vvcrd R tl>(ncl• T~" \loi!~rncn1 ''·'" td"<I wi•" !hr
CO<Jnty Clerk o! O<•nvr Coun:y on May 1.
191•
FJlSll
Pul>li•"(d O•Jl"'f (Oa\I O&tlv Pdo!,
1.oav 1. o, 16, 11 191• 1•9t"
PUBLIC ~OTICE
FICTIYIOUS 8USH~ESS
HAME STolYEMENT
1 n• lol1n; ;ng pc"on " Do•nQ .,
ROBEQT C DENSE ~II
(,ENl:RAl CO,H llAC lOJ.1
11•,D orvrir•Pf=>
llEO ENTEllPR•5E5
7<'5 S~v•OI• Air.
6"100d, Cdhtotn•a 9)061
cu e ·
R~c•r! E 0•~ ~. 11<5 ~r•ille 11 ,e
lluloo.i. c~11lorn>d 91601
Tn" bu""''~ " toncruc•cd bv "" •nd•Vodyal
llo~•I [ Oen'"
r n•s \ld!rme·1! •1As
County Clen• <>! O•an9c
1•, 19/<I
tlle~ w"n lh<
t.Ou'11 V on M~;
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Pubhst>ccl O•~noe CO~•T D~•IY PdQT,
M.1v lli, IJ. )(;, ""° Junr o. 1~1• 11.13 1•
PUBLIC i'\OTICf<:
Sfi'T'iMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF
USE DI< FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
ln• folloN•nq Pt"•Sl>n llJ> anandoned lnf
<!S~ ot t .. , h(!ol•OUS CUS•"'~" nJ•n•
FUN FAIR TOY~. 111' 1 Milrlne Av~,
8al DO~ l<ldn<I, (dhtDfn•a 97667
lne F1ct.r,°"'' l'u<on••' N ~mt' ''!Prrr!ll
•o ~D~vf w~· lol•d •n Otdnge C~unty 011[
1.z .. 11
8(!!' (,orolvn Jcttnn. 1100 Wr•ltl>UI
O""'· No I•. 11< ~pot! Bratn
(~l,t0<n,a Ol6W
H~· )llLTO:O.. ~lflSKO\\ IT:~
Tht• :\1..·\\' Yorker ...
50 years old
l\011
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lll'l'kh :>O ph1st11·;itt•d
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;1ppea!s lnr :irht'rli~111i:: ord('rS.
"'The .\c11· \"urko•r"' rt'g1s1rrs
th1· n11·s~a~t· th.it 11 k1'PP'i
h:11·1nl( IH rt'/lt'.'ll h/"(',111'1' ol I!.~
n:1n1r. tll;H 79 IK'lTt'lll nl 1!~
Golden 'V c1-t
.larnr~
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Jl ;1 r in on .
Prl'~tdl·nt of
r\1rlinrs o I
.\1•11port Bt'<ich. reports for
thr• 111ont!1 ot Apn! !he <.11rltnc
l".-•l"nl'd 3 2 , i .~ !l p;.1c;s('ngers
iliu{·h :1lT01u11s lor ;1 16 :>B
p1•1 ro•nt gnn11h
,\pi 11 l!1i::.
Tia· c:l!TJt·r~ ;.i1:11l:1bk· ~v;1I
r11i1 .. ~ tor the n1onth 11rrt·
:1 1 l l OOll 11 luch acc·oun1l'd foi·
.1 Jo.it! fo.ictor o! 5.1.i6 pcrtt·nl
l';1s.~l'ngers r;u·ncd ~rar-lo
datc through 1\pril 11· '-' r l'
126.0.17. \VJth a1nilablt" ~l':Jt
1nilcs of 12.060.100. T he
<;l·hcclulc c·o1nplC't1on fal·tor
,.,:is !18 9'i p1·1"C'~'ul 11nd .\t•ar-to-
dat£' through Anni 11;1~ !16 f.3
prrcent. D;_ul~ a 1· I' r .t gr
lanclings :11 [~i:-1\ n g c Ii>~
J11terna11on:il .\irpon 1\'£'!"1' \:i:l
Car:'.'ion
For '~'ilco
NE\V YORI\ ~ l'Pl 1 -v;11 to
Chl'111ic;1! Corp. '>31d 11 ll'o11ld
btulct a SI. I n1illion plilnt ;1!
C;rr<;on. tn n1 :1 n u I :1 t t u r 1·
dodeeyl bcnzinl'
Thr tlllll IS ('X]ll'C!ed to bi.'
cornplr!c<l by the rnd of 19i.;.
\\"itco ~aid 1hc ch<'1n1cJI 1"
u.<:o •d tn 1h£' 'f1;!:~11r.1rrun• 11!
1ncl11.'.!r1al and .i ~r1c11ltur:1l
llroducts.
fn1•, Du'"l<I~ ''~' conduclt<I by ,on .--------------
•nO•V•d<J>I B~•!v (."olyn Jt!TC" CONNELLEASE '"" '"''m'"' '"' '"' w"" '"" ~?::~: .. :~ :~:~:~g:~::"'~a~I~ :;;,~~I El Im I
•Aa v 2. 9. 16, 2J. 191• IS!• I• Your foct.ry Authorlud
Chrrrolet Le-011119 Dealer PUBLIC /'\OTICE
S~P·J4l11
NOTICE TO CflEDtlOflS
SUP EfllOlf COUQT OF Tl<E
STATE OF CALll'OlfNIA FOR
Tl<E COUNTY 0~ ORANGE
No. A·19Jf7
(•'die of L[TA I.lo f C!l'ER~O'I '"'
LE"TA MllDREO ECKEA~ON DoctaSc<l
tlOllC( I~ 1-l(Rrl!V Gl\/I N M """
<•..a•To« 11• !nc ~I!• v~ "'"""<! <l~<Nl~nl
• New '74 V•90 Hatchback 56840 PER MONlH
Plus lJX & L•C. 0~ flDPr (red<!
:'•Mo OEL.
CONNELL CHEVROLET
2828 HARIOR BLVD.
CO'-TA MESA ~"6-120!1
'"·''all n•· ""' h.,,.,,., ,;, ·· a11.e•1 rn~:'•-----------·~·d (!•(~den! ,>r~ '""' "r I 1 • 1,1,. 1l1~m.
,.-,+n 111~ ~t'{C··• ••V """ ""' • '" •~~ /\llocr of rne cl•r~ cl l+1r .>DO•r rnltllrCI f"U't, or
to ~·eo•nl inrm , " I~•' "" ~eucllcr<. 10 t~c U"<lr• ... ,~..., ~· 111• L""'"
1)1!1(" el ll>Y(,~l \!) I ODI l L. IJ:;tl W 01Ymt»C 81~tl . ~I~ '11 l '\ /\Af.jCffS
("lotorn•11 9QOlS. Yno(~ 1. t"" Dldfe Cl
ou!"""'• of 11>e uflft•s,11ne1 '"~II m;illers
Of""ll•n!/\\I lo 1~· ··•~tr Cl A•CI <l<CC~~"'·
• ••h•n 10<1• '"C"'"I dll"' •ht"" !or~I
o.Jb'•'ol•Of'I ot In•\ "~I tf
D~l(tl "'°'"V I. l~I•
JOHN fl vou-.G
( •l'CUl~r DI !hf W•ll • !
•n~ abo~f "~mc'd occe~rr:
TllVC.ST.&O & ODELL
Ill& W. O!ympit I/Yd., 51•. 312
Len Anq•"" (•li!Ofn•I '®JS
f)\J) q ).)060
Attn.""' for C•ccu•o• P.,,, .. ..,J (l•.11or.• (~.,' O~·lv P.lt!
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l'l"Hl.I(' \OT!('!·:
NOTI CE IMVITl"IG BID~
•
FIRE-BURGLARY
ALARM
SYSTEMS
RE SIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
• • 1nsl•ll'10 & Sonoited
lll Vein E•perlent•
Jl 'f•I" In Tiie H1rtlor Area
Coll for Froe Esrimote
SEA COAST
ALARM SYSTEMS
Oivluon Of
Sea Co.all Bkl". Suppl'
1651 Ploc11ntlo-Co1to M•MI ·
642·3490
ctrcula!Jon 1.:; outside the New
,.ork i.ll'tll Then it cets dO'A'n
lo the r11H.v-gr1tl~ ··
'"Thf' i'\cw Yorker .. appeals
to, :uid ts read by, important
;111d 1nfluent1.:il !) e o p ! C'
!11roughout the country. "The
:\l·11· ''orkrr'' reachl'S people
11ho ha it· a hit:h lcl"c! of taste.
f'cn1>lc 11ho hi'lvc ach1e1·ed a
plat(' Ill 0111" SOCIC'\y 1h.'H
;illo"'s thC'1n 10 spcntl money
on thuu:s other than the
basics And thl'~l' p<>op!c spend
1h.1t nionc.1
ThC'rt."s rhe r;1p1c·r -'"these
j)l.•oplt· sf)('nd 1h;11 n1oney" -
Ul'-l'rlvd clt·frl~ ;:ind unerringly.
11 ~ rhe 111·:1pon u~t"d by e1·rr~·
p11hh1";111on 111 this roun1ry that
:1r1t·n1p1~ ro 1>r1 loose n1nney
1• un1 ;1tl11·rr 1~c·rs. 'fhc g;ime
1il.1'1 t\ ~1111pll' First. ~·ou
ti ult! Jll :1ud11·nce. then ,1ot1
,1·11 t/1;1t ;u1d1enee
"f() Sf<'.E TllE ga1nc al 11s
n1o<>t frrnc!1C', \'OU have ro
11,irch !hl· 1nfigh1ing 11•hich
r·.i;.:r~ ainong the
111•11 s11·rrkl ie". Thl' ohJ£'Cf here
1~ !(• be able to bo;1s1 : .. Our
rcark~r~ n1akt' more n1oney
th:111 reader~ of o I h c r
rnngnzinl's.·•
"'\\·l\~\ll'l'k ., ror {'\:1n1pll'.
i~ c;t:1r1in~ a nrv.· ··rx('Clllllr··
rd111on !his ~·pll'n1h1·~ 'rl1•·
1·d11nn;1J 111al1rr 1•ill h c
l!lleh.irigC'U Hut r11•1'1' other
llt.:l'k t~e lll<H!;•lllnr II tll Crtrry
-at lt«JSt it hope's 10 carry -
;1c!<: 10 be 1nserled onl y in
thoi::r ropirs i::o1nc t o
~11hscribt'rs making n1ore than
$20.000 n year.
'rh1s special edition is a CQpy
of lhl' "B'" rd1t1on rhal
.. Tin1c " h.1s bec>n publishing
StOC'C' 19i0. <':>.:crpt t h a :
··::-:cv.·sv.·('ek" l"r(l'ls it h:is
011r~un11rd its eompc111or b.1·
rri1,111g !hr ;infl' to S20.00h The
"'Ti1n1•" rd1!1on h:is ;i $L.i.000
l'lllllfi'
'"\(',\Slll't'k .. l~ r,u:1!·:111!1•t"-
111g cd1·1•rtisl'rs th11 it~ ·1":l'~ 11-
111('" spl1c1' 11•'1rt•·\1'!1::i1~~1111-
1nu1n cf :1/1().flOfJ pt•oplo· Tl:;•
111agort1nc"s IOt:ll cirt:t!l1!1nn !)
~ft rn1llinn
"Fortunl'... !ht' s 1 s 1 er
111agaz1n(' of "'Time... h:is
eonlf'n1pt for such !ov.•-inco'flt'
r;ilrularion« In n recent pitch
Io <1d1crl1sers. '"F.or!unc"'
fcatuJ eel ;1 p1rture of a
ronstrUl"1ton \1orker. pointin:!
out that h1.• 1n<1kf'~ nearlv
.~2n.ooo a 1e;ir "The fact 1~ ··
!la· rnao:?;i1111t' ackh'<L ··~di
k1n1ls 01 11:ig1•s hal"C' gOlll' ~k1-
ll1gh plurnhcrs. 1 r .:i 1 n
conductor~. c<lrp('ntl'rS. .\011
11;in1e it. So hl}11· r.1n you still
ton~1der Sl5.00n ::i~ the st.1rt1ng
pn1nt fnr th!.! rn.:1nng1.:1ncnt
111.'ll"l-.l'! '.' •.
"FORTLTt\E"' f;Qt-;S Oil 10
(+Ssl'rf 111:11 ··rC'af lTI;JJlflgCmi.•nt
i::1:1rts .11 S2.il){)(l"' and that no
pub!1t\1!1011 rl'nch1's this group
,1s C'ff1ci11ntlv as ii docs.
Don·t thin~ for a 1nornent
!h:it onlr puhhcatJl)ns ralt•ring
to a ll"C'll-hcrlcd bu~incss
a11d1l·ncc· pl;n !hl'"l' :.:arnes.
Tht'rt' 1~. I' r l''c1•nplr. thC'
~!'\('n-.1·t.,1r-o!d n1 a g <1 z in e
··H11ll1nc-~llltK' ... rC'~:lrdl'd b.1·
son1C' ;1" ;1 l'Ounrrr-culture
~!ronghnld. 11·s pitching h:ird
rh1 ·~l' d.1~s for acll'ertising,
using the same iechniqucs as
other puhli~hrrs .
··Holling" Stone'' clain1s to
rl'o'.lch 111·0 n1il1ion readers
11·hosc a\·1·1·age <1ge is 22. and
it's :ict1·isi11g :id1·1·rl1ser~ not
to think ol these rrad('rs ;1s
··~1ragJ.!l.v fe('n;igrrs \rithout
:1111· n11}n1'\" in rhr1r jean~.,. On
the• rnntr.'.lrv. ~;n·s ··Bolling
SronC'·· ;11'011! 11., 1·1·aders.
"I /it'\ ,ll"l' pi ·opll' 11·1th !llOn('~'
to .<;pend ' rf'Jlfl'sentini::: a
).!rt".1! 1n:irkr·I for ··1ra1·rJ.
!ug::?;l~C'. l·.111H·ras. c a rs .
c·:in11>t.'rs. 1111111 hus1•s. t1·11eks.
1unro1-c1 elr~. ;1ppa r'-'I. OOnks.
rerord~ ;ind record pl;.iycrs.
tap t• 11111ts. n1us ic11I
1n..-1r11mrnr~. beer and 'rine.
r;1d111~. T\' ~e!!>. health or
'11,11l1r,i1· tOOcl!> ..
·r111·: !'I.OT 1-" tan1dt<ir. To
;1ilrae1 <Hl11·rt1~111g. der1~on
"tr:11t' 11la1 1 our rc:Jtl..:r.· ha>.t-
bLil..:,n;:.: 11;dlt'!S .
Woli!e ,, n~•~e, ~1.' ,,,, 1• fin ..
l•u$ .. 11 "" '~~ •!un! ,,n·~n ll• t n u" -~ f"ll" Scnoc,1 t· I • II ' '
~AVE YOU READ HARRY BROWN'S NEW BOOK
"YOU CAN PROFIT FROM A MONETARY CRISIS"?
ald\ !er pl•·t•··~'I '' "' ·u ,,,, d•v•no t>ocl• • 1 I , ,.,. ,,
S,,.,.,-1 "'""n ,. • ..,
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GOLD STOCKS. GOLD MUTUAL FUNDS & SILVER
> • '; ,. i ' •
Home Buyer Beware
Construction Fraud Ne1v Consnuier 'frap
No 'Ifs' About It
The United States' ongoing shift to the metric S)'S·
tc1n is not·n1ctl'1f1cation.' It's ·1netrication' accord-
ing to (;encral i\lotors because there·s ·110 'if' about
1t.' (;~1 is designing all its ne1v products to nietric
1neasuren1e!1ts and 1s encouraging cinployes to think
m£!tr1c.
'JJ? e Do1i 't 1llc1ke 'e11 1,
Like Before' -F orll
Capitol i'\ev.~ Scr\'it't'
Si\CR,\!\IENTO · · \\" C'
don't n1ake 1hen1 like 11·l· usC'd
to. and that's go<ld ne11<; lcr
today's cus101ner.'' a Ford
i\lotor Co. 0Ff1r1al said the
o!hC'r da~'· .:i.nd he's right if
.ro11 1·ompare thr munuals
used ll'ith locla.1•s c<tr and 011t'
built 20 ~·e;1rs :ign.
dr111and. nl.J~ ha1e cren morC'
tt'oublc selling \·as against tl'l'
econornicnl :.ix nrxt year_ Th ...
firn1 is trlit1ng :1 new 250-eu.-
in. !.L:>. fnr i!s ·7;i c·;:irs rhat
gives [l{'lll'r 1nil('ngr than an~
six C~l oft!'rs 11011· :ind
1 l'l1ui1·t·S lcsi; ser1·icl'.
By SYLVIA PORTER
f\lury ond Toni Johnson
gtl\e a contractor $4 .000 as o
down payn1ent on t h e
constructi'}fl of a ne1v home on
New York's Sl<1tcn lstund.
They 11·erc an1ong 150 1vho
paid a total of more th11n
$500.000 to the contractor 1\'hO
thcr\ 11·as unable to deliver
because or his abysnu1lly
inadequatt! £111.:incing.
J\'l'\'i York State Atty. Gen .
Louis .I. Lef-
ko111tz n1ov-
ed 111 on this
n·e .. ~ 1nsb1!-
<':l Oil llt•\\"
f1:1:1n;:1n1: -
ll1d 110\\ 11\P
•.'r':.!itl;•l I :u
\' t 11 l'tlhl'~ Ill'
f,1'! li1 1t• 1<1 ..
I !1 \' Ir pro-POllTEll
pt'r1~ or a return or 1hi-1r run<~~
11ht'n the buildings :11·4· .>0!t1 tu
11('11· buyers.
A:'\OTll ER 31 far111lies put
dD11·n $5.000 each for ne1v
honll'" 111 the ()range Count~,
~]iddll'10Wll, '.\".,'., a 1· (' :l.
Accordin'· to !OV.'ll offii:ials ~nd l'ng11-~t·c1·s. the buil<1t·r 11 :is
inl"Otll!X'lt'!ll and unabll' 111·
unwilling to eon1pl.1' 111111
budding rod t' 1"1'~t~l:1t•·H''
Xon1• of ti'l' housl's h:is b1.:en
l1n1~h1·cl
].;:-f~11111t 1 l11·ld pt1;."1e
ht':ll'lllC: Ill .1dd1!1111l ! U
l'\:11111n1n" 1l1e builder. and t1 ap1'll':i1·~ 'Iha! appr(lx1111:i.lt'I'.'
~140.f(l(I ot lht• c· on 1 r :l t" \
rk·rosi!s v.rll 111;1.~· bt• lo"t Thl'
ninltrr hn~ bt<<"n lurnC'd 011•r
!n the 1h~1rie! nt1"ll'nt•y 1ur
possiblC' crirninn! Jct1u11
Still Jnotht'r 400 b1.1.1ers or
hoint·s 111 !II<'" S.W.000 prtC'l'
r,lll)!L' 111 \1'1~· ,. or k' .~
l'oughkC'rp~1t• .1J"t'.l found 111:1!
t:f't'OIUS(' or I 11 ;l cl (• q lL .'.l t I'
dr:1inagt• ;111<! 11:1.,!1~ runoff. the
bascn1ents \\ere f l o o d c d ,
dr1vewa}'S 11·l'rc v.·ashcd out.
gurdens and landscaping 1vc1 c
destroyed.
LEFKOWITZ BROUGJIT in
engineers and inspectors, and
the btulder has nO\V been
forced to undt'rta~:c an 1:11-
prove1ncnt of 1\1':' c n t i r c
drainage sy~lt>n1.
"Unless you dcn1and and gel
an express 11•arranty v.·hcn
purchasing a n<'w hon1e. you
Wt'U nu1y find out .\ou'rc sluck
\1•i th a bad deal in v.·hich
you·ve rnade the blggcst
in\'cstn1cnt of )OUr life."
1111rns I.A>fko11•i\l. '·Th c
on1inous <ioct rinc of · buyC'r
hl'\\ar~· h::>ld~ f1r111 tn the salt'
of real propC'rty an(! nr\\
hon1C's. <1nd lhC' situation 1~
gt•111ng 11orsc all !ht' !i111c ...
,\1no11g \h{' t110 11orst traps
111'\\" ho1nt' buy('r'i f:.11·1·:
1 1 l The loss of your dt'po:-.it
with n bui]dC'r of a nC'1•: hon1f'.
1t n1ay he thC' r('su!t of
outright c!ivc>rsion of the
n101h.!Y by a c-ontraetor 11 ho
tak~s t~1c deJXlsit a n <l
d1st1pp1.•<1rs. \lore likt•!.v. ~our
builder n1ay go brokl' lX'roi·I'
hr l'an co:nplcre thr huilclin~
becnusc of insuffieil'nt l"<qJ1t;1I.
l:1bor ticups. bad 1\"l'<llhl'r. ur
s1n1ply hOl!!-.l'S hr put up in a
de1C'lop1nrnt 11h1l"il dn ."! ,,,·1
\\"ll lLE THE t'011tr,1<1nr
11111.,t pul ~our dt·po~ir into th•·
:1('111a! 1uh uf bu1Jd1n:-: lhi•
hornc or !;•rt• l" r i 1n i n a 1
l·harg1's. il 1hC' hu1l1t1'r gr•t"'
\Jro!\l'. \'ou·rp ;it 1hc ho\!0111 ot
lh1· list.' In ;in~· ~lJJ\ ;1;.::i1ni::t lhl'
bu1!dcr. m .'.l l <' r i ;i ! 111 t' n,
1rork1nrn. n1ort~:i;.•1··. ;: n d
ra:-: cl;.1in1s h:i11' pn•f('rt'lll"'-'
01·rr !hr hon1t' buvcr's 1.:!.'.111\ls
121 Th<' Joss to ~ou :1ftl·r
1·1ktng tith' :inti th1'n 1111·l11u:
clrf1·c1s 11hit•h 111.iht• th 1·
building 11n1nh:1hit:1blt' For
1nst:inct' 11 att'r Jl·cl1mula11on
1n l}asen11•1ll'i or 1111 :-.J<J!>' l.1e~
of <idl.'!quatt· dr:11u:1gt• or other
problc111s rt•sul11ng fron1 soil
l'Ond111on~ disrl',C:trdcd by !he
builder: i n s I JI l a t 1 on of
supporlin.,: Lll·ams which Hre
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Appear Eve ry Saturday
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Dow Hits 802.57,
Low Point of 1974
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NE\V YORK (UPll -Stock prices sank 1n sttppcd up
trading on thl' New York Stock E"<hangc \\cdnesdrl\ and
the J>ow Jones industrial l'l'.t'r 1gc ftll to its low Pont ol th1.:
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Closing srilcs totaled roughh l..1 m1ll1011 shires Lu111pnred
1\t!h the prc11ous da~ s 12190000 shurrs
The trading pattern followed closclv lhut of lut:.du1
v.hcn bargain hunting lifted the Uo1v about four points <ihc.id
1n the Opt'n1ng hours and ga\e up gains ca1lv 1n the <J(ter
noon for lack of btd.s lnflat1on \Vatengate and chmbuig 1nl1 r
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'Activist' Title Apropos
If Jackie Heather ever suffrred from
an energy shortage, pity the poor
generating systetn.
However, there probably ls no need to
\1·01Ty because the dedicated non-stop
voluntCer seems to rejuvenate with each
clu11lenge.
To anyone else her daily routine might
seem horrendous, but to Jackie "it's a lo!
of fun," possible because she meets each
task l\'ilh equal parts of hutnor and
enthusiasm.
lfcr formula 1vorks 1ron<lers. too, for il
automatically opens doors to cooperation.
Results are in1prcssive.
1:-or instance, as a menllx~r of thf'
California State Commission on Uauc.
she organi1A.'<.I a countywidc all-day
Sl·niinar on llapc ]n~t 1nonth.
Participating in the s es s ion . 1vhich
drl'IV ;111 nucticnec ot ncnrly 20(L 111."'rl'
sl<i tc legislators. psychologisls , religious
leaders and la\11 enfort·emcnt offi t'l'rs.
PIONEER
She was instrumental in pioneering a
pilot project aimed at d ct cc I in g
h,vperlension <inion!.{ adult ~. Launched a
year ago in Anahcini. hloo<.1-pressurc
testing c I in i cs ha ve been set up
throughout the count~':
Alter San Oiei::n C:iun ty adopted 1hc
prog rani. it no1~· is hopeful that it 111ill go
nation111ide.
Accomplishment s as irnprl>ssive as
these attract national altention .
In a salute to active voJu n1 eers. she
has ~n selected "·it h nine other
Southland 11·omen as a B e a u tiful
Acti\·ist.
llonorcd during a rcccplioo and dinner
last night in ritHelc's rcstaur<int. L{1s
Angeles. each 11·as prr•<;cntt•rl a silver
tray es~eially designed by (';:1rlicr. LO-
sponsors of lhl' an!1u;1J tribute <1rt•
!:crmain l\lonrcil co~1n1·11c firrn and The
Broad11·ay Store~.
LAUDED
During the prcsc111ation. Jark1c ll':1s
lauded (or her "cxlraordi1111 rv \\Ork for
the l~eart ,\ssoc1ation a11(1 o l h c r
comrnunil .v health and 11clfare groups.
"She is kno11n b.v so1nc as ·111111
incredible !ady w1!h Hea rt."'
J:.ickic guvc her hear! tlnd 111ost of h1•r
energies to tilt' ;1ssoc1ation 11 hC'n sht·
n1ovl'<l 10 the eounr.v Hl l!l5i. l1nn1<•d1all'ly
she headed lhc al.(cncv's !und dnve and
has scrvc.'<i ai; couiity Ctiairnurn-the fir.-.1
\1on1an to serve in that capaei!y.
Progressing lo the state board or
directors. she also ser\·es on the stale
press romn1ittee . I la ving cap ab I y
handled lhc liaison duties or lhe last
convention, she again uill undertake
these clulie$ for the !97;) nHlionul
CGnvention in the Disnl'} land llott·l.
Organization olJviott:-.h· is tlll' J..c-~ Ju
Jacl..ie"s sc hcdull'.
Tl:\IE BlillGl'.:T
l!oll' l'bc could :-.h1· s11 ,,ut·e1·~~full1
bud g ct tune for ht·r bha•-ribt)(J;I
co 111 n1 1 t I e c 11·ork ;;ind 1na11agc :1
hous<'hold fol" husb:111rl Lurt'll. ;i
tardiologisl. <Jnd four su11s·'
'.\01r th;1t her sons arl' uldl'I' 1thl'.1
,.,, ·~· ~ :~*~~:· ,,
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range from a sophomorr in collC'gC' 10
fourth gradr ). she says, ··rht•rc "s not so
n1uch 1-1·ork. ·•
1\fH•r Sl'l"rini; ;is dt•n 1110\11(•1· tor llllll'
.vc~1rs, she no longt~r 1s acri\'l' in
St.:outs ... <1nd sf'rl'iccs rt·ndt•rr<t to tht•
l''fA also have di1nu1ishc<I.
1101\•ever. she is at·tivc in 1h1' \\'1;11111 ·11·,
Auxiliary of !he Or;ingc Count~ t.h•d1<"al
Association . She is the curren1 prcsidcn1
and has just completed an appo1ntn1l'nt
lo a sta te task force studying \ t•ncrcal
disease.
1\lso credited to h~·r l'ffort s 1n the
auxihar,v 1s thr ori,:anizalion of 1h1·
f)ra1 •ge Counl~ lh1;11!h Fair. dt'"l)!ll!'<i tur
~tudrnrs intCCl'StC'd 111 t•11lt•ri11!! 1n1·U1t:1I
til'l<l<;, Ir no11 is ;111 annu:.il t•\1·q1
()\\"\' Fl'\' Till\'(;
i\s 1·1ct• cha1rn1an ol lh<' :'\ t' t1 11 u r t
Bc:1ch I 'iann1:1g Co1111111~sio11 ~he a1tt>11J -;
11t•ckJy scss1ons-'"thc onr fun thing I do
for 111('. ·• '
~111 .• lu•lpl·i! orgn1111 1· 11i · Flnrcni"~
Crllten1on chapter and Sl'r\"ed as
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'Beautiful Activist'
Jackie Heather
says her heavy
schedule depends (
on on understanding
husband and an
electronic range
that zaps out
dinners.'
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f11't~<;id{'n! nf ilotl1 llH' lo<·al :ind Sl:ih'
Panheltl•111L·
L"·ncl\1d1n ~ ht·r tt11111r1· ;i~ dl·:1ton of ht'r
t hlll'1•J1, .J:ir ~11· I\ \1·1 \·111•..: (111 !ht• Oulrt•;1tl1
t'Olll1'11lt1L'l'-<I roll' :-lit• h·1•I:-. i:' "11\Ul"l' !11~
t,vp1• •· Ou!go1ni.;. 1 I\ :1t'1ous, a 1111
kno\rlcdgPablt·. J:il'ku· h;1s the IK'rft·r1
c1uuhfieation<; tor thl' l'nhl,·1 is1on t<1)l1ngs
1n which sht' part11·ipa!~·u fur Outrrac.:h
Jackie's S\.'f\'ll'CS ilnd 11ef'on1pl1sh1nents
have rt'l'L'lll'd prl'\ 1ou~ rcC'tJ(.!llition as
II C 11.
Th e 1972-73 nnd l!li3-il 1·d\1io11:> of
Co11i1nun1!1 l.r:111,•r-; :111(1 \Otl'11urlll\
\rn{'ricanS 1·an ~ h1·t n;11nr Thl·~1·
r•i·ft'tt'Jltt• \OIUlllt'\ ;,tr t<llll!d Ill lh1•
J.1brar.1 or Congn••\ ;111d !'l.1!o· ]1lJL1l'il'~-
\IOBE !'I. \l IH T..,
Shl' h:.i~ I l'l'tl ll<llHl"d l\n1H.111-01-1h•·
\t•ar for \lr;111g1• I 11111\'I Ill [\II:! ~h1·
rt'cr11l'cl \'1·111~01! li;1rl·,01 l';111il1·llt•u11• :-
.\thl'n;1 .\11.ird. ;111tl ~l1c• 1·.:1-. pr<•\rll!t'd
fill• !11 ~\ \n11•11c:111 \,\(H-1<1!11111 n1
t.:11111·1'~1!1 \\'11111v11·, '·1111111u111111 -;c'l"\'11'1'
:nl"ard
1\lthough :.he 11;1~ 11t•11•r :1 1111'1111.l'!' ill
:\ .. 11 port llt·1p.ht .,. 1·:h•rnl·n1 :1ry Schoof
PT1\. ~111• ll'c1·11cd 11~ honorary life
n11 rnh1•1-.~hi11. and i.h1· holds se veral
d1~ti11g111~ht«I ~:l·r1ic·c ;111:11d~ 1rom the
s(;1tl' :ind t o1111tv Heart .\;.;~nri;Jtion.
llt·r h·11~rhv credit:; unrlrrl1tl(' ht•r ri rm
Li l1t•f 111 1.o!tin1t•t·risn1. 11 h1ch ~hl' adn11ts,
11a1t•rs occas1ona!ly.
'"HO\I C\'Cr," ShL· 11111c-J..lv adds "1,('r\'ing
il'i 1111 :1rl\'isor for 1hc .lunior League r
r('S!Or1'S n1y faith
'"Tht·st· 1101nPn arf' 1oun!! ;1111'1 t!vna1TI1c.
:ind 1ht' lt•:igtt(' St•J'\l·~ ~' ii .!fiJlllUlg
ground for ll'<1dt•rs."
Tbt· onl1 orher Or:1n·~t' 1 ·u1u111· 11oma11
honon·d \11th .J:1cki1· 11;1s \111;1 [{;1nch 01
~;111!:1 .\lld '.\hrht' l)l'llllar1 d··;IH"<tll(Jll ha ~
h~· .. n In Ctult.lrl'll·s Ho:-p1l;d of Orange
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IUlit·r l ~l·;111t1tul .-\r1·1i-1~ ;ire ~l.ir~
l:u1lc ·r·. I 1111;.: l:t•:u·ll . '>1I\1;1 l>a\'idson.
f:1 ·1 1•rl.1 ll1!ls ;\larg;ir1·t nrrr1.~tof.Jro,
l~;111cli11 l'.ilo~ \"1·rdes \\:111 I•' (;n'l'llt'
l:urha11k .h1;in\1<1 J!;1tl1111 !.ake11ood
I 1•\J11:1 !i uv l'o 111on;1. 1:r1n:1 \\1rt \1'11.._i<l~.
\'rntur;1, ;1ud .\Ja·1• \ .'t1H h ,\lha1nlir;1
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BEA ANDERSON, Editor
T~u"<IJ •. MiJ IJ, Ull P•9• JI
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Food for Thought: Advice Hard to Swallow
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am sick and
tired or people who write to you with
problems of depression . They describe
their feelings or inseairily, their black
moods. apprehension and suspicions.
Most of them are confused, angry and
suicidal.
You encourage them to seek
professional help. Talk to a clergyman.
Get counseling. Sec a psychiatrist. Why
in the world don'{ you tell them the
truth'? The real cause for 95 percent of
the depressed, suicidal. m i s e r a b I e .
unmotivated people In this world Is lhat
the.Ir diets are deficient .
Just as a car netda fuel le> keep
running. the human body needs vitamins,
mineral• 1nd protein,
M091 doclon don't know anything
1 about nutriUon because In mccUcal
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schools they dwell on sickness instead of
health. They teach physicians how to cul
people up and fill lhem lull of pills
instead ol suggeslll1g tliiit they eat
nutritious rood to combat Illness and
build energy, '
I an\ a perfect exampte of a peraon
who bao found Rood health through good
eatlng,-HAPPY IN PITI'SBURGH
DEAR P6P: I 1gr<e tho! good
nutrltkla can make a whale of a
dlffertaee tn \ow • person fttlt. The
body ind lite mbtd ire In very dtlt
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alignment. BUT, vl1amln~. prolcln and
mlnerals will not ·belp dispel deep
depression, nor can they cheer up a
person who Is sulcldal.
l\.1edical schools do teach nulrition,
especially since obesity ba1 been linked
wltb &he blgge1i killer, heart disease.
(Wefgbt Watchers lt&''t llarv11rd u
generous crant lo do a study on nulrllion
rmntly.)
Bat 1111 1 well-establbihtd fact t11at the
ptrtoft wbo eats 1 bltl1nctd diet doe&n'I
NEED store-boogbt vllamlA• or 111y of
1hose olher ~·idely touted supplements
that n1 ake millions for lhe people \1ho
sell them.
And, friend, if you get an attack of
appendicitis, please call your dot'tor, not
your grocer or your druggist. If perlto-
nilis should sc i In, )'OU'd be in deep
lroublc.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: "One Who
Cares" !S: typical of ttf6Se guilt-ridden
pcoplc 1vho must blame others when
th:.:lr fl<'I is killed.
K~ping a pct is certainly on
!nconvcnlen<.'1!. so !here are all sorts of
cXC'uScs AS to why lheir dO!l or cat was
running loosr 1-1'hl.'n someone accidentallv
ran over It. ~ \lrh)'· do you call a, driver
"lnconslderatr" and "heartless" "'hctl he
doesn't stop and try to locate the Ol\ller
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of the :lnimat hr killed~
\\'h at nn1nrs do ,\'Ou ha\·c fo1 1he 01111er
of lhe IX'I 11ho allJ11·cd his dog to be hit
by the car? And 11·hat 11boul that frce·
running animal 11ho Tl0\11 lics squashed on
the street? \Vas hf' happy to be free?
\\'as his "'freedom'• 1\orth !he price he
paid for il ?
rt ls n compa!'S'onntc person \l1ho
lrotiblff himself to help somc"flc else·$"
pet \Vhen lh(' 01vn er Is not al"()und . but thl'
person \\-ho d~sn 'I stop and lry to locate
hjm should not l>c hlnmcd . The real Issue
fs that dog and c~t ov.'ncrs must accept
the responsibility of keeping their pets
safe al hrnnc or sulfer the consequences.
-D,~IA OF DURHAM, N,C.
DEAR 0.~1.A.: Of tOUrst lbt owner
l>tars the lplUal rtspoll!lbillty. But t'IO
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11r11ngs don't make a right in a civilized
11olld. And unlorlunntely there are too
nu1n~· symptom s or lncl\"llity a nd
downright t'ruclt~· 11hcrr1er one look!!!
lht>~r days.
C0~FIDENTIAL TO POOR ME: You
c0111not prt'vent the bi rds of sorrow from
flyu1~ ove:o your heart. but you can stop
them fro1n build:nti nisrs in your hair.
O:i you r~el a1vk\\·ard, llel~-consc\ous -
lcn1"ly? \\'e\come to the club. There's
tirlu for you In A1ti1 L:tnde.rs' booklet ,
"Th o Kry to Popularity." Send 3S <en11
in coin with your request 1and a k>ng ,
:i;ta1npcd. self-addressed e:n\·e.IOj>e to Ann
Landers , P.O. Box 3m. 222 W, llank Dr,,
Chicago. Ill. 6065-l.
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Worried About Future? Design Your Own
By JO OLSO'
01 IM Dilh Pltol Still
Dr Edwnrd St.'.l1nhrook's
;-icj\·i('l' 101· [X't)j)i(' !JI !hr
hL·lµ111g prof~:i:,hJns \I ho arc
~tr!\Jnt,: 10 111aull<11n their
pct'!i\111<11 1'1abd1t\ while being
part of profl':isional changr
1rould be ;1pro1>0s for
Arn('rican., 1r.11ng tu ri<lt.'
through \\';1 1crg;1!e
"S1 ru c1ur(' .1 future for
yourself !ht·n comm11 ~·ourSt'lf
to 11 .• lht' rnl\CJ"~Jl_I nf
Southern C.11ilor;11.1 profl• . .;..;cr
s.ud
'"If II (' di(' i.:u,n;.. tu ,.:L·: 1111:
111 Hll' pi l'.•l·,1! d•·~1i;1 1r vi
go1crnn11·11t :incl poltlll'" 111·
n1u!it d1«:1dc 11 ll:it I.ind of a
ltlllll'l' Ill' \\<Ill' !hl·ll •L11[
shaping it ..
!Jr S1;1111hr0<Jk s lhf'!'·•· lur
J11.., tJlk ;\l i"t1n11h' St•r1 ice
t\ .... ~c111thlll0 S L' 0 Ill Ill IJ n ! I .\
Et!tH·a11on l)a1 \\"as PerSOnfll
~tnbJ111.1 <1 n d l'ruless1onal
C:hJng c
Ht: rold his alldience that
chang(• !." n1ort· unending no""
and that •·11·p shall never
return !o a s1tua11on 11·here one
genrn1!1on sh;tll prl'd1<'\ 1•hat
is <Jhead:·
In this situa1ion. 11 1s
in1poc; ... 1bll" to 1nnol"ate and
th:ingt• unle"" one is s1ahll'
Ollt':o.l.'lf hl' f•!l1ph;1!<t/1'd
I H FF!t'l"LTI t·:s
Dr :-i1.nntnuuk ;idn1Jl(t'd .i
·g rl·:l! di.>;1! O! cl1H1rUllK"i ..
11011 t'\hl in IJ1·h;11 1oral
!!!'•L'llt'L"'> ht~idC~ !h1: ;1l"(j0llll'lllg
of nl·~· krxnvledge.
Tl11~ i!I due to ·ideological
l"hange." he said. "\Vhosl'
11Jl'ology should be
triurnphant?" Ur. Stainbrook
;idvised the nt('n1bers to ask
themselves. "\\'h11t 1r:iy 01
looking at behavior is nt0st
valuable for me?"
He introduced a n e "'
concept. 1 he losing of the
mind. "\\'e don 't ne!'d our
mlnds. We may gain a great
deal 1f we Jose our minds." he
said. "\\'e don't live in a
bocl.v -11·e 'live a body.'"
!Jr Stainbrook lx'lic•·es this
ronel'PI alJ011 s a pcr:;on lo put
.11l of hi1nsclf u1to his self-
t·onetplualizalion. ··There is
no s1llit in the person-no
:.l parutc i.:cl!s. \\'hat you call
yourself is your informed
body . The mind is an ~nforn1ed
brain.
"r\11 or us are p.f'ne1l ·::1lly
unique. E\'cry life experience
is encoded in our brain .
Information fron1 the pres<'nl
is bting put ln. 0 n c · s
information about t~ future
determines present behavior."
NEW CO~"l'ROLS
Dr. Stainbrook scrs a ··ne\1'
v.·a,·e" in the health professi11n
for the future. people "'ho "ill
teach people to regulate their
01,·n physiological function s
through feedback.
··There ,,·ill be nc11 11ay:. of
ha11dling stress. nc"· 1\·ays fur
being a"·are of thP bod.v. \\'r
I\ ill 111ove 1norc and more 11110
preventive n1edicinc. ··
House to Get New Old Look
T11nc \\ii! he turnNJ back for
;1 n1onth in L;iguna Beach
11hl'n !he historic ~loss Point
ho1nc is returned to her turn·
of-rhc crn!ury glamor by a
eo1c rie o f Orange Coun!.v
intC'rior d c s i g n c r s and
craftsmen.
The 21).room beach eslalc
\\ 11\ be furnished in antiques
and early American furniture
;-.<; ;, furid-ra :sing project for
t110 groups, the Oprro League
of the Lyric Oµcra 1\ssociation
of Oran ge County and the
Sih·er 11nd Gold Chapter of the
South Coast Com 111 u n i t y
IlospitaJ Auxiliary.
Built in 1917 by American
diplornat Henry H'lus1•. h <'
home con11nands a
six•ctacular \'iC\\' of the sea. It
11·as a ha\·cn or rest for 1nany
promincnt gucsrs in the early
part of the crntury.
Accordin g to the projecl
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
c.:hainnen, f..1rs. Dal"id Phoenix
of the league and ,\Ir~. J;in11•s
Thomas. representing !ht•
auxilia ry, unusual results are
expected because of t h e
"a1·ailabllity of tht• \\\•st's
most concentraltd arl.'>lS uf
antique furniture dealers·· and
the expansi\·e and
charming nature of the hou se.
The kitchen and morning
room "·111 be stripJX'd lo the
ra1v "'ood and a mclo-pinc
finish 11ilt conrcrt 1hC' tloor
and cabinets to their original I
gleam.
The \\'alls arc being done in
Poi le. and copper pans :'Ind I
poppy shade appliances \1·1!1
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add color. French antique
tadderback chairs and a ta blr
v.·ill complete the breakfast
room.
Antiqu~ posters 11·ill hang 111
the main floor hall11•ays to
create an art sho\V bonus.
In the ladies' sitting room .
an antique card table set ha s
been selected for display along
11·ith oriental chesls and a pale
gold love seal.
Dad's Contest Ca 11 i ng
Small children will enjoy the
room \\'hich v.'ill displ11y a
priceless collection of antique
dolls and furnishings. One doll
in the collection is valued al
more than $5.000, according to
the decorators. \Yho have
chosen pink, green and \\'hi!e
as the color scheme for this
room.
F:ith <!r's Day \\'ill be hrrc
n·iH·h sooocr lhan "e think
;111d the deadline for Pntrirs tn
llH· '"Dads !is IJ a d s· ·
p'1u!ography contest 11 ill bt
11• ~ c1 en sooner.
ric!ures of dads being
!hcrnsch·<'s. c11hrr alone or
1\·ith their children, \\'ii! be
published in !he Daily Pilot O'.l
Sunday. June 16. Father"s
Uay
Photographs 1\ill be judged
r:ceord1ng to 11har lhl·y SH,\
ruthcr th ;:: n photographic
t•xcellence.
.
New Slate
r·.,~ta ,\lcsa !11~h Scllool
rTSA will honor outgoing and
1nromlng board n1cmh<'rs dur-
1 n~ a luncheon a1 1 l 30 11 n1.
lhur.~day , May 30. 111 !he Cos!;\
\l1·sa home of ~frs. Carlton
Hu~sctl.
In order to reproduce 1 he
p1c1ures. ho\1·evt'r, they 1nust
Ix' clear. glossy. black and
while prints. •
Father's name, address and l
phone number as well as the
photographer's name, address
nnd phone number ( an d
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SUMMER NEEDLEPOINT
CLASSES
Taught by Bunny Crosson
' t ~~IE.S June 2•l !r1· J , l'•
;.t ont!oy -J11ne 24
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Wednt\day -JlllM' 26
1 (I a m · 17 noon A1tlbon '..,u,..-• •r•r A.O. r-IJ,
1 :· M . '.l n m 8,J9C !:o..,1nµ1\·1 . U<-y .. 111, , i
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NEEDLEPOINT DESIGN
2UI L c .. 11 Hwy.· c ...... tit! Mot'• 644 ·7104
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relationship and. if a child. the
age 1 must be \\Tillcn or
attached lo the back of the
i:hoto.
Entries 1nust be subm1ncd
by \Vcdnesday. June 5. in any
one of the Dally Pilot offices.
They may also be mailed to
"Dads as Dads." Daily Pilol
People section. P.O. Box 1560.
Costa ~1csa. CA 92626.
The house will be open {ron1
Sunday, May 26. to Tuesday.
June 25. from 11 a.in. to 6 ·
p.01. daily. I
Tickets arc priced at $2 .50.
The house is locatC'd at 139
T\'toss Street. Laguna Beach .
just off the 2200 block of South
Coast Hi~h"·ay.
All photos 11·ill beoome the
property of the Daily Pilot.
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NEEDED: HOST FAMILIES
FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS
Gaylord Inge. Local coordinator lor Foreign Study
League. An Education Service of !he '"READERS
DIGEST . says that:
Homes are s!tU needed for students from France
who will v1s1t !he Coastal area July 4' 10 July 30.
This 1s a chance 10 show Europeans lhat the spir11
and st rength and greatness of America lies in the
beautllut ouallt1es of sharing. concern for ones
neighbor. love of other people and their customs.
and the desue 10 make this country just a hllle bit
bell er by ones own ·1nd1vidual effort.
This will be the ·thtrd year that students ffom
Europe have been hosted 1n this area under· !he
auspices ol lhe Foreign Study League Friendships
made during the stay ha ve endured and American
tamll1es have v1s 1ted European lamfltes and
European lam11ies have visited the American host
fam1l1es. thus helping to foster real underslandinQ
belween peoples •
For more information. call Gaylord Inge, 495-4934,
or Bill Guslalson. 499-35"7.
Dr. Stainbrook pr1..'<11ct<"I
that ··11c 1• 111 no 1011~1 -d flf'ed a
111i11d. \\'hen \YC sec µeopl e
;u·uug. lhcv nre gutht!r111g
1nforn1.:irion. ··
Touching on ps,cho,i-n1;H 1<·
1ncd1c111e. Ur S'a"iiwo;.~; ..,<iid
that since the self .:i1HI bJrly
arc one , "that puts all the
body in life ." He urged lhe
audience not to sell short the
phrase. "You make ni<· sick."
In the clinic. during a lime
of great chan!Je. the p:ist is
ust'less llrcau~e 11 ··Jacks
rel1·1ant 111rorr•1at1on.·· Dr.
S1;11nb1ook ~aul '"A~ hl•l pers.
Ill' 11111 ~[ l"l'~Os~:ll/L' tl l! !'
illt'l"t.';l~Jllg dl'lll"lltlt.:ILl'l" UH !ht•
futurt•. ·
To dl"a l \lllh 1ht' IU tlUt'. hi•
sugg1:sts eonsuucting u•1c·~
own personal and soc 1 a I
future. "Where shall I he "!"
and' "\\'hat shall v.·e eons!nll'\
for ourselves?'' al'c ! h c
Ciucstions to be nskt\ct. ·This is
st;ibililaliou,'" he s<:ud.
ROLE ENACTl\1EN'I'
A helper must a.~k ho11·
ntuch of his client's behu1 ior
is due to the person hin1sclf
and hov• niuch lo rolr. en;1tt
lllC'tlt.
\Vhat brings a person to the
helper 's office? .. 1\n
i111pcnding sense or crisls or
lack or control." D r
Stainbrook said "A p:it icnt
cften C01ll('S brin=!lng h-Olh I
The help1..·r 1nust realize !hcrc.'I
a1c both . You llf<' both a
healer and a technician .""
Dr, Stainbrock said lht•rt· 1~
Moss Point
estate
offers a
magnificent
view.
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en tryi11g ta underc:tand the
origins of behavior H1 11 \ook ut
· ht>rc and 110\v" lx·ha1 11.r.
lie b<.':ieves !hat '"n1orc and
n1urt' 1hc hclpint: p:·~iccss will
be used lo hL•lµ l'ope \\ i1h
change."
C:roup tlterallY l\"111 be a
revitaliz.at.ion of society, an
"attcrnpl to grl p e op 1 e
IQ£:Cth .. ,. to rct;:j!1...• 10 each
"thrr. ··
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Opt• 10.9 ,.~ D•I~ SllJtChlf 10 to 6
Night Full of Music
t\ Supper l)ansant in Je,vel <·ourt. South Coast Plaza. will cli1nax the 20th an·
n1vcr~a ry celebrcilio11 of th e Orange Co unty l~htlharmonic Society Friday, May
::1. ·rhc L:vening \\ill begin \\'ith a 7:30 p .111. concert by the Philadephia Orches·
Ira under the b;il on of J·:u).!ene Ormandy in Crawford llall, UC I. J.>reparing
h1r ~upper arl' !\\rs. l·:d\v<ird Schu111acbcr (left) and f\'lrs. !-'rank F'lynn. Bene-
., or tfl ll('Crt lt!"l\cl.., :11 t· ;1\a!l<1hlc al th c Philhar1nonic Society office 645-6411 .
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Love Under Lock, Key ~
ll~· Elt\l.\ Ull\lf\EtK ~0\ll"Sl'!! "
.. Son1f'onC' s been in niy
rlosc!. I know because I set
Ji angers in a \rap and it ·s
brother. there \\Cfl rcc,·in11·
nations." \11 11nn1:1rrit•d 11 ... 1ilir lo 011r
\111111t• till' uther \1 cck survcyrd
1H1!' th11l1C'"t1c sc:v nc and sa 1<l .
I li •IV h11.:ky ~OU ;ir1• to h<l\'l'
'•h 11 •1 loving fan1ill ··
sprung.
'"\\'lll'n .. >.~ 111\" piC'CC' 0 I '1 .----------... {'h1tken lclt over frorn supper ?,
I Jud 11 ri glit bch1ncl the olives •
~nd HO\\' it's gone. Lel incl
... 1111•11 ~011r bre:i!h ··
l g;ni· hl·r 111~ 1)!111:1 \\':11!1111
~ 1th· .111<! ..... 1d ... \\i· 11·;.
\T 1h.11 inurnl'nt .i t!uur
~1.,1111111·J h~1rd t·11ou-.,l1 1 .. ,;,r
th1· 1>1.1110 ;ind a vo1<'l' shoutl'd.
·'i 1111 !Llllf' th1rf You l>11n:.:
bdt k 1n\ lx•lt ur rn1 (·:.ilhng
lho· p11!11·1• ··
\\h.il v.a;; th;11'". ,1..,kl•d lhr
\ •. 11 !11
.lu ... t .. ur lan11I\ . lo\ 111~
1..111· :111uth1 ·r to <lt-;1!11.'"
\\'h<ll our fl"ll'l\tl 1!1d nu!
re:il1/l' 1s Jh:Jt 1'i11ldrl'l1 frn111
Lht· ages of~ 10 22 h:1\1' ju,111·1•
:111:1rk" . . a 2\l·~l';ir 1"M..·nnd
of v.'har ·~-n11nt .. 1~·n1inc·.ind·
11 h:il 's·\'Ours-JS·\·n11r,·t1PI,•,,; I
hnr·ro1l:J\· .L 11 ·d-1htn-!nu::h·1!
U•ll
.\ t1pic:il day 1n ;1 ln\'ing
t:11111h 111i~ht sound lik(' 1l11s.
tlk;\\', tak1· 't•111 utf 11~·lll
·1 .. 11. 1·host· ~•rt' 1ny 1>:1111s and
1011 ~hould h:1\1' though! 11!
1h 11 hf'fore ;.ou 1~·ort• th1·n' t11
~1·!1001 ..
· l told 1011 1r ~·nu ,111!t• 0111•
1n11rf' of znv re-cords I'd break
1011r !.:ice ;ind I n1t•;;1n( 11 "
·· ,\11 ril!hf. 1.1:ho"s thl' turke.v
11 ho foiund 1• lu•n· I hid n11·
.~h.1 n1poo'' If ~011 1l·:1nt prolf'1n
lll th;•! 11 ~11p t1f h.:i1r. IHI\ 1\
.. I knov.· :-:.vn .tone h:is been
;11 n1~ l_\"pc11Ti!er because the
111.:irg1ns ;ire ~11 scrc...,·cd up. I
1·011ld take fingerprints. you
l-.!1011 .
I n:1t qu<u1t'r th.:it fell out1
,,f lhc drier is mine. L)ocs it 1I
h;1ll' :111 e;iglc (In the fnint and
!ht' first l\\"o nuinlx'rs 1n thc l
1!.111· :ire 19" Then thnt settles l ,,
· I 111 s1rk 10 otath uf !his
!;11111\y straling fron1 me.
Frorn here on in. I'm going to1
put a c:amera focused on n1y l
n•c1Jr<ls.··
"Vou :-;1vrat in my sweater 1 .111<1 you"r" going to buy n1c a
nl·ll' one." I
\ly visitor turned ashen flnd i
said. "lie is kidding. lie 11-on't
11 ·.11l;; call thl~ pol ice. \l'ill he?'"i
··.\rt \OU serious?.. I
giJ!,~!t'<l. ···ThcSt:' are just
lami!~· quJrrrls brought on by
a group of people who
romprte r1·cry day \vilh one
,1not hi'r for food. clothing:.
privnty. parents. tin1c and
lo\ l' l3£'"JdC!', the 13~! t1r1c
he called the police on his
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Newport Beach open late monday, THURSDAY and lriday nights, sunday
12·5. La Habt'aopen late monday, thursday and lriday nights.
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June Date
Selected
A June 8 wedding in the
United PresbyU>rlan Otureh of
San Clemente is planned by
Martha Renee Zeboray and
Gary Bruce Hurlbert.
Parents .. of the engB,l:led
couple are hfr. and Mrs.
Calvin George Zeboray of San
Clemente, and Mr. and ~frs.
Bn1ce Kilborn Hurlbert of La
Verne.
The bridHlect a t t e n d e d
Newport Harbor High School
and graduated from San
Clemente High School. Her
fiance graduated f r o m
Claremont High ScOOol and
au.ended Citrus O>llegc and
Saddleback C-Ollege. MARTHA ZEBORAY
neat
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ThurW.ay, May 23, 1q74 DAILY PILOT :J:J
·From Page 32
• • • Worried
Rites Set
In June
Mrs. Mary Porcaro of Hunt·
lngton Beach has announced
the engagement of her daugl\.
ter, Cynthia Jane Porcaro to
~lark Ira Willlamsoo .
soccessful, must have a
comprehensive theory "'hlch
can take input from a number
of sources wltho·Jt being
biased. Or. Stainbrook noted .
And , the therapist mus!
structure a future for hhnsc lf
and commit himself to it.
Dr. Sta:nbrook said lhc
therapist's lirst obligotion as a
helper is to restore his client.
As a citizen. he can deal v.•ilh
the problems of society.
"People learn to be u·hal
they arc. It keeps them
effective or it doesn't. \I/hen it
dot>sn't lht'v should cxan1inc
their learr\in~. They aren 't
responsible for \rhal they
Je.amed. They can relearn
something."
Or. Stainbrook suggested
children be taught about
behaVior in school. "Let them
lca m about each other. \Ve
have never really succeed ir.
k.JJowing each other.
"Unless you report to me
authentically. there is no
chance for this n1ost basic
exchange."
llr. Stainbrook predicted
lh<lt ~there is "no tranquil
Acnd ian cxistencC', but n1orc
of the same ahead. But this
isn't bad if \VC have more
k.nov.·ledge of each other and
can rearrange social
institutions."
l.liss Porcaro is a graduate
of •hmtington Beach High
School. Orange C.oast Cotlege
and califomtn State Univer-
sity, Fresno where she major·
eel m social sciences.
Uer fiancc , son of the Gene
\Yilliamsom of Stock.ton, is a
graduate of Escalon Hiijh
School, Delta COilege and will
receive a bachelor of science
degree in civil engineering in
June from CSUF.
The betrothed ""'ill marry
June 8 in Our S<!Vlor's Luth·
cran Orurch, Fresno.
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Coast
City of Hope
Stanley Mitnick Chap<er,
City of Hope, will present the
annual donor diMer and dance
Saturday, May 25, in the
Newport.er Inn , at 8 p.m.
~l usic will be provided by the
Romm-Antics.
W~ndy Schekman Chapter.
City ol Hope,~ will hold an
Jns1allation dinner dance that
same evening beginning with
rocktails at 6:30 p.m.in the
Old Rancn Country Club.
Hospital Guild
:O.lrs. \'1rginia Bales is
president of the Fountain
\'allC'y Community llospital
C.u1ld. Also installed were the
'.\lmes. lluth Coe hr an e.
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Thursd.ay, Mily 23, 1CJ74
Clubs Relaxing
~largaret Muhlfelner, Alma
Lesnick . Thelma Ros::inda. Val
Blume and Terry Yoshimura.
Girl Scouts
First Class reoogn ition, the
highest award in G i r I
Scouting, will be awarded 22
gi rls during ceremonies
Tuesday. ~lay 28, in the
Huntington Beach Ci v i c
Center.
Also honored during the
program v.·i\I be graduating
Cadettes. A special tribute will
be given to parents who have
giving 1villingly of their time .
Voter League
Orange f.oast League of
\\'omen Voters has opened thr
next meeting to the public
when pros and cons of the
measures on the J u n e
Primary election ballot are
discussed.
The session wlll begin at
7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 28, In
Island l~ouse. Fashion Island.
Area meetings, which will
take place the next day, also
are open to the public.
Locations and times are
available by calling the office.
Art League
Julie Gregory. artist, v.·ltl
deffionstrate seascape
techniques for the Costa Mesa
t\rl League during the next
n1eeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday,
)1ay 28. 1n Adams Ek•;11entary
School. ('osta ~1esa.
Garden Club
Randy Albers of t h e
Shennan Foundation will be
the speaker at the n e x t
meeting. of the Harbor View
Hills Garden Club at 12:'°
p.m. Wednesday, May 29, in
the home of Mrs. John Cox Jr.
Included in Albers ' activities
at the foundation is teaching a
class on plant culture. He also
teaches gardening courses for
Orange Coast College and for
the Re g i o n a 1 Occupational
Program of the L a g u n a
Beach, Dana Point and San
Juan Capistrano Sc ho o 1
districts.
Trojan Leagues
.\1rs. Em1nelt Jones v.·ill
open her Laguna Beach hon1e
Wedding Rites Solemnized
WIGGS-MALKOWSKI
Sharon ~lalkowski a n d
Delvin 0. \Viggs 1\·cre married
in St. Cecilia Church, Tustin.
City. San F'ernanclo Valley and
Orange Oiast colleg~s .•
The newlyweds will reside in
Costa f\'tesa.
Orange Coast College. 11·hile
her husband a t t en cl c cl
Providence College. They will
reside in Cosl.a Mesa.
KOPENHEFER-BRAZEAU
Deborah Ruth Brazeau and
Robt>rt Dennis Kopenhefer of
\
Pace for Summer
for the annual meeting or the
Association of Trojan Leagues
Thursday, Ma y :.>.
1'he association I n c I u d e s
leagues from Orange County,
l.AlS Angeles. San Diego and
San Fernando Valley.
New ot'ricers or the county
league are the i\-1mes. Horace
l)rouly, president ; Nocman
Abell, Guy Earl, Earl Harris,
Don \\'ard and W i 11 i am
Hayv.'nrd .
Delphians
"Black Bread and Caviar,''
the litle of i\1aria Metlova 's
book also v.·ill be the topic
unclcr discussion by her when
she addresses the Los Angeles
District Assembly of Delphian
Chapter.
The speaker. a princess of
Russian birth, is a t ecipient of
!he Daughters of the
American Revo!utio11 An1cri·
eanism A1vard and ~lf'dal.
The meeting will begin 1v11h
a social hour at 11 a.111.
Thursday. May 30, in the
Beverly J!Hton •rote!.
Hibernians
Orange County Division of
ih<' Ancient Order o f
llibemians will ha1'e an Iri sh
summer dance at a p.m.
Friday, May Sl, In St. Justin
A1irrtyr Hall , Anaheim .
The dance, open to the
public, will feature t h e
Rapparets Irish SOOwband.
Secretaries
Convention reports will be
heard by the Orange County
Ch a pl e r , E x e c u lives'
Secretaries v.1len members
meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday, 1'fay
23, Jn the Santa Ana home or
U'lr. and ~1rs. Arthur C. Schick
Jr.
UDC
Ce I e brat in g lhe 75l h
anniversary of the founding
will be the Emma Sansom
Chapter. United Daughters of
Sangster, Ruth Urban, Betty
Bruce, Ken Vemeogo and Jiln
Wood.
A check for $1,000 was
prcsenltd by the Costa Mesa-
Newport Harbor Lions Club.
Classes
Tu·o occupational training
a.m. t.o 12:30 p.m. Students
may enroll in the classroom
the , first day of class .
Certif1cates will be awarded at
the end of each class .
Instructor is Mrs. S a 11 i e
Corley.
courses will be offered at -----
Orange Coast College RUffEll'S beginning ~y, May 28, In
the Home Management Living Center 00 the campus. UPHOLSTERY
Home Care A!de v.·111 W... YH W•t
meet l\1ay 28..June 7 and 19J2 ~.!:' ~-
H o m e m a k e r Aidt will C••tti w ... _ 141.121t
be otrered J u n e 10-21.1~.., ... ------------~ Both will take place from 9:301::
the Confederacy. The group --
v.•i l\ meet at n0011 Thursday.
May 30. in the Corona del Mar
ho1ne of Mr s. W. H. Farrand.
YES
Heading 1hc Youth
En1ployn1ent Service of !he
Harbor Aten as president of
the board is i'.lrs . Ka y Kelly.
Serving 11·ith her a re
Streeter King, \V i l 1 i am
Bandaruk. Carolyn S"·eelland.
Jennie Beauchamp, Robert
Bush. Pat Krone. II u g h
~lynatt, Don1 Racit i. Rolx'rt
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PRIVATE STORAGE
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They are the daughter and
son of the Ernest ~1alko1\•skis
of Tustin and ~frs. Paul
Scroggins. Costa i\lrsa.
Attendants v•ere ~t r s .
HOPCRAFT-WALSH
The Laguna Beaeh home of
Jean Rolland "·as the setting
for the marriage of Joan
\Valsh and Richard Hopcraft,
bot h of Costa Mesa.
San Clemente \Vere marrie? in __ _
i\1artio Ford. i\·l ar)' Erickson ,
C.Olleen Scroggins. Anna and
J>aul \Viggs . Dennis
)1alkov.·ski, Sterling Turner
and Jooathan Bodary.
!he Church of Jesus Christ of ~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'!!!!!!!!!!!!..,..,!!!!!!!!..,..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'!!!!""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!: Latter-day Saints v.•ith i'.1r.
MRS. WIGGS
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The bride is a graduate of
Tustin High School a n d
<iltended S&ddleback a n d
Or;inge Coast colleges. !I r r
husband al!ended Los Angeles
' Your Horoscope Tomorrow
Their parents arc r..1ary
\\'alsh of Costa i\lesa and the
Hichard 1-1 o pc rafts of
Edge\1-·ood , R. I.
Attendants v.·ere i\lrs. Carol
\Villiams, David Oden, Paul
Polumbo and Steven Wilson.
The bride is a graduate of
Costa Mesa High School and
Gayton Jorgensen officiating.
Pa rents of the ne1\'lf'l'eds
arc :-.trs. Ruth Brazeau of
sOulh Laguna and ~frs . Stuart
Ryan . Laguna Niguel·.
Fo!loi1·ing a San F'rancisco
honcr1noon, the bridal couple
are r'esiding in San Clenicntc.
Virgo: Approach' s Realistic
FRIDAY
MAY 24
By S'l'D:\E'I' O.\IAH R
, ARIES i.\larch 21·April 19 1:
; Thcr(' are roadhl0<.·ks but
eventually you get v.•hat is
· requ ired . Be persistent , not
,',·obnoxious. Shrill complaints
,: turn away those 1vho would he
, your allies. Find 11·ays lo
.; comp romise.
TAURUS (Apri l 20-\tay 201:
You are able to view potential.
You gain valid glimpse of
future. Optimism v.·itl replace
doubt -socia1 contact !rads
to meaningfuJ relationship.
expe rience.
SCORPIO IOct. 2.1-Nov. 21 ~:
Be subtle. Play cards close to
chest. Don't tell all -in~tead
hold something in resrr1·e.
Surprise element is important.
SAGllTARIUS (Nov. :11·
Dec. 21): Oiange. varirty,
movement and special inves·
ligation are featured. Favors
you did in past are repaid.
One you thought "·as indiffer·
ent proves othcr111sc. You get
involved.
CAPRICOR..'l rDcc. 22-Jan.
19): Lie Jo"·· Wait and see.
Touch all bases. Refuse to
sign legal document until
careful study is completed.
Accent is on join t efforts.
public relation!'i, marriage and
how you deal \\'ith opposition.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 2(}-Feb
18 ): Double check. Your sense
of direction could veer off
hasc. Know it and take proper
precautions. One v.·ho "·orks
1vith you could be sluggish.
PISCES I Feb. 19·i'.1arch 201:
Con1mitment is 1nade
involves one \1·ho h a s
expressed love. Don't play
games -('()St is high and for
keeps. You get chance to
prove major point.
Rcl:itive s could be heavy·o-----------1--------------
handed. Try to see "'hat is
obscured or behind the scenes.
,· Discern reasons. 0on·1 rush to HALF-SIZES
HALF-,~S
HALF-
judgn1cnl. llefuse to b c
"·disturbed b~' allegations.
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l\1oncy question depends on
assets of mate or partner.
Re me m b c r prom ises.
obligation!'. You v.·il l be facing
yourself in morning. Older
individual is .. rilling lo sh<trC'
experience.
CANCER (June 21-July 221:
\Veighl oI added responsibility
becomes apparent. A v o i d
basing actions on impu!i;e. I
Pace should be slo\ved. You
are finishing rather than
beginnin g project. Don't hang
on to past.
L.EO (J uly 23-Aug. 22!: nc
independent without offending
one "'ho aided you in p:.ist.
You may be de layed by red
tape. However. this probably
boomerangs in your favor.
\'JRGO I Aug. 23.Scpt. 221:
Avoid wishful think ing in
connection v.·ith f i n a n c es . 1
HALF
•selection
•service j •courtesy
r HALF~S,ZE SHOP
Ftiend confides problen1 . Key 224 0r_,.hii ~
is to be realist ic. You can't COSTA MlSA
··buv" solutions. Conservath·c ltOINrw,.t~
couise now proves ni o s t I tfUKnlli.TON IEACH
conslructi\·e. j 1411s::A4•C...-LAGUH.A HUS MAU UBRA !Sept. 23·0CI. 221 . •a.--w.W
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product
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springy 41 Cap
leaps 11 On 11'19 appendage
70 Salamanders crest 01 44 Oglers
71 UUer 1'2 Plan.et. 47 Draft
abruplly 13 Act 1n 1est notices
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d iscord cl the Year 53 Rocio:.
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lee Presidehl 56 External:
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teller loodstult 57 Pillall
4 Donned 28 Sweel 58 8011
for size: material 60 Style
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Kovacs 31 Alaskan agency:
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WHO 60T A 016 STO~Y AND YELLED,
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by Harold Le Doux
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return tu socJl'ly.
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more 1~an lhtu normal ~haie ol
l11s1 yror problems. md udmR Jiii•
C'IY, P•"nlal oppo~Jt1on .tnd IMI'
•n.er111y OI h•ffl~S 0 13 6 10 rn lronildt l(h1)
Amy Picot's~. All.A Jhe Chott" A
progrdm development p101ttt. •1a1
rm~ le'lllC• l'f~lltl .1~ ~ b1r. t•ly
chrc! r1 delecti;~S Gu"h mclu~t
v..11o1m ~n,1tne1. ~obcn Webber. ;lrl
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'.~uaw Mon 1111 r:,,,n• rr,nlronltd
wo;h 1gno•dnce and p1t1ud•(t. )d•f:.
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mom•nt ol Blory m\o d1~a~1u 101
t.,m,ell and h•~ P"Rnaol Indian
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logan Ramse1 sue~!
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II~ :\IAHILY'.\l und II\' (;Anl>NEH
IJ : I hl·ard that (;rrald n . Forfi ii;; not the real num e
ol our Viet 1•resitlr11t. If not. ~·hat Is his rt'al namc'!-~lrs.
l)utllry s .. \\'ort•t•s tt'r, ~l ass.
A· Ile 11:is born Leslie Lynch King .. Jr. But lu s 111othC'r
,ind f<J1hcr 11·crl' d1vorc:C'd lklorc he 11·;.is t110 vcars old.
\\lhC'n his motht"r rcrncirried. shl• rl'n<lml'<I her sOn {:cr;,ild
H. Ford ;iftt'f his strpfathl·r. It 11 osn't un1il h1• was 15
that hl' 11cc1dt'ntally n1l'I his renl fat her and disco\'cred,
for the fir~! lu11c. that Ford 11<1~n't his father.
(l : \\hat i!' lhe l\issin,i:t·r co n11ncnt ~t'lting the most
rnilra,i:t> rrun1 jokcstcrs lhtse days '.' -Emanuel Cohen.
St:tlt·n l ~l:ind. 1'.Y.
A· A tup1c<1i OIY..l·r1allon b\' Orbcn's Curren! Comed1·:
.. ~·unn~ thing about lit'nr~· K1Ss1ngt·r gl'l!!ng n1t1rnt·d . lip
till 11011 , 1·1·l'r.Onc !hou.iht h1• 11a'i br1Jl1;•"l'"
II : 11011 con1e th;,it 1.1 h1·r liln1s Li z Ta)lor loo~s so
'Glad You Asked That'
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11011 dot·~ -.ht• 11ul it on and t;,if.r it off .-.o 11uic~l\•"!-J. '\'.,
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alh 11h1·n sh(''s fr u ... tr;llC'd <1n<I tx>t1r('Cll fi lrn!i. she cars
<111( of 111'1'\Ull S!l•'S'i ;111d puts OU ]IOUlldagC [:Ul 11ht'll ,_ht''s
/i;qJp1. hr 1·.11rk1ng on ;1 1novie. sh1· 1'ats 11•rv l1l!!l· :111cl
l•f'-•'S ;1 101. Yuu 1·;1n ;1hnu~t rl'ad her .-.tn!l' ol in.int· -1n<ir1-
1.il lllt'll1al ;11ut physical -by a glance nt her figure.
l'OSTSCHll'TS F ltO;\f J\IARILYN. To Annette Hoffn1an .
t'olun1hus. (Jh10: \Vh3t does Bcrt 1Parks do the Other :Jti4
d;11s \1ht•11 !u·\ nol ho!>l1n~ lht' :\l1~s An1cnca page<.1nt?
ll('r! rl'pl11·-;· "'l'1n 11011• doinr:: 11h:1t t·1·erv n1;Jn has 11ork1·d
h1r alt his life -to do 11ha!1•1·tr hr 11ants to do." fl t' now
1111111-. h1111,,l'if to '-ptcinl:-;ind <:un11n1·rl"H1ls 1 lne1d1·ntalh.
!h1• :1111111;11 11agt•ant as:-1gnn1cn! 1...-:11·1 ;1 onl1-d;11 :ifluir 111\h
lu111 lk!11ct•11 prrf)arat1on. rl·hc;1rsa l" ;ind other ehort's
ht· <le1ote" J! lt•a;,t ;1 111.'l'k or !110 to tht• Jobi To
\' I:: S .. Shn·1·cport. L,l · It 11a~ Gin~l'r H•l~l·r-.. nut .Junt
AIJ.1so11. 11hn pla~td thl' 1t·rn111P ll'ad 111 "Kittv Fo1·l1· ··Shi•
11011 th1: l'l.tll ht•i.;l :ictrc~-s Osc;1r for hl'r s.Upl'rforn1:incl'
. To :\Ir..;. C J. Clutter. :\l unhall. Pa.: Lione l Jtan1pto11
1hselosC'S that the n1cdit 1\ho suc(·essfult.v pcrforrncd :1
cataral'I op<>r<itJon on him 11as a Or C'hal'les Kelman of
!;){) E:ist :iB St.. Nc\I' York Citv ... To Glorra S. and Tobit'
S: Birmingham. Ala .: No. ~·like Oougl:1s the cmtt·c :ind
:'lhrh;1cl 1)ouglas of ·'S!rects of San Fr<1nc1sco"' nrl' not
Jack Lord ;ind Da le Hobertson related.
· i~: \~hat y_rar \\'as Anita Bryan t :\liss. ~lt'rica '! -
.\!rs. Lul·tllc 1\. '.\1ill;'1rd, Sunnydah'. Ca l.
A: She 1\·;1-.n.:.1. ~ntert'd a}~~J~s.Qkl;1ho1n:1. .\\1ss Br1·
.1111 11 ;1~ lil'Cond runner-up 111 1!l.i9 lo .\li...-:s ITis.~1ssi1l1il .. \Jar1
.\1111 .\lnbh'1' Holh girls \.\'t'lll on to 1\111 tame in sho11 bus1-
111·-.s -.\nJla a::. a top si nging st;1 r and l\\arv Ann ;1!' a
popular liln1 -<i nd TV personality. T1\·o or ;1 rare bouquet
OI bcalltli'S 11·]10 used the pageant as a stepping ~tone to
SUC'l'CSS.
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in the right place ...
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'"U.RDOZ" !RI
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Quie~ Con side rate Colombo
"' Big Acting Cl1ange fp1· Falli
ENTERTAINMENT
Merrick
f\.g r ccmc11t
Re1lortcd
\E\\' ''ORK cAP 1
T11cn11cth Centufy-Fox film
Corp. h<is announced a
prorioscd S6.75 111 i 11 ion
sctt len1e111 of its April 25
' . h .:111su1t ! at acC'uscd pror~UCt'r
l}a1·u.J !\'lcrriek of conspiring to
:,1ke tontrol of the film firn1.
L:i11y~rs for T \Ve ti ti et h
Century. in the complaint last
rnonth in t.:.S. District Court in
1\l:1nh;1ttan. conlC'tldC':! that
· illt·~al aceun1ulation" of
"'101·~ h_v i\lerrick and othl'rs
had l'ausl'd unrest u1 !he
cun1p:.1ny and han1µcrl'd 11,;
;,b1h1.1· to acquire nc" .. !'>t:'•'t•,1
proper! 1cs.
By JERRY BUCK
BEVERLY lllLLS \AP1
Peter 1'"alk "·as a pool playing
fool.
"I can't do anything half
way." the star -0r "C-Olumbo,"
recalled . "I can't shoot pool
from II 10 l o'clock. l'd come
home at ti o'clock in the
morning."
"One morning I got into bed
and my wi(e rolled over and
sa id pleasantly, ·\\'h.v don't
you grqw lip'."
"'If she'd been :1ngr,\' it
"·uuldn't have hud n1u('h
effect. ..
II I:: S\\'t1RE OFF a nd
rrt1rt.'<1 his pool CUC JboUL fLl'l'
y(·a rs ago. But books on
hil11ards still line the den \1'i11ls
of his $200.000 Tudor nians1on
in Bc1•rrly Hills, just off
Sunset Bouh!1•ard.
It looks like one of !ht~ ricli
places he is goinf! lo in
"Colutnbo." sharnhling 1 11
\l"l'aring a . 11 rink led raincoat
and dribbling cigar ashes Oil
the carpet.
F:ilk. 4.i. orderc1I a glass of
soda at <1 restaurant near !ht'
hon1e :ind t'Ons1den .. >d htni...-:<'lf
and Colu ,111>0. He \\'as \\'l'ar1nr:
l·nn1·11 p;;1n1s. 1an s11·e;1ft'r 01·,·r
a white shirt open <ti the nctk
and bucks kin shOC'S.
"In n1y personal liff' rn1 not
the hest drcssNI gu~·." he sald
"But 1 don't h<ive Columt:xfs
insatiable curiosity.
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AP Pho!o
CHAN GE OF PACE
Peter Falk
"l'olun1ho ic; a ni<1n of \1'\\'
11·ords."' ht' said. ··Q'Br11•n w;1s
a r11;1n or ;1 fe1v 1housa~d
11 11rds. Co111n1ho r!cf1'rs to
o!h•'t'S ()'!:ril'1l \\;IS l:ir;1sl1
"Colun1bo 11as a <"h:ing1· tl~
p .1t'l' for n11• It's th1• l1r-.t t11i11·
I h;1d an oppurtun11.1· lo 1)la1
•i Hlt"fllt' 11ho 11as a" pul1I•· a-.
h1111 llf''s ;1 <1ui,·t n1;1n.
l'Xll"l'lllt'h l'O!lSicll·r.11t· "f
others .. ·
FALK Sr\11) th.It u ,. \ I
",\nd it g1v~s n11· n1ore t1n1C' to
ninke 1nov 1e~ ··
1'hioughout 111uch of h1~
career Falk plnycd characters
who canie en strong. In "Luv "
hr. was a philandt>ring husband
"·ho got Jack Lc1_i1n1on lo take
his wife off hiS h<inds
Two sang5'er r o Ir s ,
"~lurder Inc .. 111 1961 and "A
Pocketful! of l\l1ractes·· 1n
1962. \\("Ill h1n1 U se a r
non1 1na1ions
,\[ h1:> IH•llll' h1s IWO 1~111111,\S
;ire slul·I. on a bOllotn shelf of
;i hook1·as1·. Ill' .... on th•' first 111
t!)62 "" lhL' h•ist\' tr11t~ dri\'f'r -·
111 "T11t• l'ne1• ·of 1·,1111;i!OC'~"
on "Thi· [)11"k l'o11·ell Sho11 ·
:1•1d !!I' ~··t·orut 111 Pli~ tor
"l'olotnho ·
F,\LI\. BOH\' 111 i\t'11 Ynd,
{ '11y :incl r;11s1·d 111 o~s1n111 t:.
'\ Y . h:1d ;1L'll'fl 111uch of his
l1f1\ lu1l r11 • .;1:-.lrd lurnin~
rroft· .... ~11Jn:il 11ntt1 l~~.'i5 11·hl'l! lh·
11:1s :lti.
!11· 11 ;1.; n1on· 111l1'!'!'~!t«! in
~1111rts in ~1 ho0L l1'1tl·ru1A 111
11·ark. ba c;e'iall ;1nrl ha ... k1·!h;1\1
"Th,. lh•·.11t·r 11:1~11·1 Oil 1111
I illd ht• It <"alll'(j
· 1•1 111:::1 't·fi1'<1I I n1·11•r dul
:111.11h111·• unril rh1· S1."11r.r 111;11
,1110!1'1•·· ,r11d1·n1 go! .~Ir~ ;1111! I
!tick h1-. pl:i1·1· ;1" :1 d1•h•rt111·
· I · 1:11· rn 1J11n~ i:f 1l In· 11.1,
:1 l+ ! 11~,, rnluu1t-u .\
c;il;Hll~Jil!h! t:ll.1
ln t•olll'i-!l' I 111•11! 10 1h1·
1lr:1n1;1lll''i 1111rk.-.hup ;1! lh•·
.\ LA\\'YER for T\\'l'nll c!h
Ct·ntury-Fox !i:lid an
":ig-rcement to ..;ettle" \\'i1s
based on a proposal • for
'l\1t'nt1eth Century-Fox to buy
7~7.!!00 shares from ~tcrrick
fur SU.i50.000.
sea~ol\ hr 1rill n1;ike only six '-:°C'll :::rlio•il lx't\ill"L' I thought it 1\:1.., ;1 dcl1'11itful 11:1\ to !.!t'I "I SllARE \\1ITll hini <t "Colu111bo" episodt•s 1nstt·:1d of '"' · .. crrd1ts Thl'I 11H1·rt·d tne a
('("rtai n obsessiveness. He t'ipht. d S!'ht1!yr-.h1p to It• .1 tull-!1tllC'
.\Tt·rnck 1\·as sa.id to h.'.l 1e
;1grt't"d to restrict h i s
11nullr11it•nt Jra ·Fo-.:' ~lurin·~
~ho• !h'\I lh:~· :'>L'>fl'f.. ·-
l'~~:l quit I don"t quit "Tht• f(•\\CI' \'()\] lll:!kl' !h•· :lCling .-'tudc'll. hul r 111rnt·d ii
.. , think! hc•'s ;l h;ippy fCllO\\". i l"'bc~·IDI~<·•~· ~ll~Rs''IJ]"~rcg,s'·,1·"~' c1·:-.~p·l,",".",·ll I ;~'.:~~ 111111['. I 1;1~~1 ~~:;o:n!t•nl 1011 (If
\IEHH ICI\ llAO p~ir1·h;i.;f'd
illi:l.tiOO sh.'ll"l'S of his o::\«t·I.;, l:>'il
.\\,irrh. !he Cl>Url con1plai nt
st a1t•cL
Thl' c·o111pan~· had charged
s!ock violations. 11·ith l\·lerrick
all1•gcdly failing to disclose
sourcc~of his f1nn'lci11-;
NOW!
EXCLUSIVE AREA
ENGAGEMENT
fl. VCRY FUNN':'
MOVIE ! .
. ONE OF 1HE
YEARS 1EN BEST '
LA. TIMES
"THE TALL
BLOND MAN
WITH ONE
BLACK .SHOE"
Hilarious Co-Feature
YVES MONTANO
ROMY SCHNEIDER
"CESAR AND
ROSALIE "
Program Rated (Rl
l· think-SC r:~ !. ~ :J;i.iJJk It
probabl,I' ha1·f' ;i l>iggl'r rgo I
thnn he docs. lie ge ts his
satisfaction out of doing hisl
J-Ob. If,. knO\\'S who he is and
he has no need for superficial
rt•c'-Ognition .··
Falk's first se ries. "The
Trials of O'Br ien ... ran for 22
episodes in 1965--0'i.
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P'•ninwto
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THE
GREATEST
ADVENTURE
OF ESCAPE!
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STEVE DUSTIO
IDcQUEED HDFFDIAll
111a fRANKU~I J SCHAffNER Mm
PIPILUlll ~.
plin Paul iw-
"SOMETIMES A
GREAT NOTION"
NOW!
ATlHEATRES & DRIVE-INS THROUGHOUT SOUTHERN GAllfOAN IA
THERE'S NOTH IN' THEY WON'T TRY
PETER FONDA
drlvln' nard!
SUSAN
GEORGE rldln' easy!
IHlliY IVIJl IV
l:llJl~Y ·l.JlllllY
OC>>"""'° ADAM ROARKE and VIC MORROW .. FRAM<LN
Produced by NORMAN T HERMAN Asaodale Producflr MIO<EV ZIDE
Orected &/ .JClH'4 HOUGH Ser~ by LEIGH OiAPMAN ~
and ANTONIO SANTEAN
Ba!>ed on lhe nove1 "The cnase·tiy RICHAAOt..NEKlS
MuSk: by JIMMIE Hl\SKELL COtOR 8V DELUltE1'
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"Dirty MCll"f, Cnny Lorry"
& ''Y•ilMwJ PcNfit"tP'GI
W.D~
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St""" Mc.~ 011stift~
"PapilCM"
Alto IP"Gl
'Th• GttawayM
;tlES.'1 .
1884 Newport
(oito M•sa S48-ISS2
S~icil rnotintt Wr-d. Oltly S I.
··~ Cantin. Seit& s.i. 2 p.111.
I st R1t11 Or°"91' c-ty
Bvrl Lonco\f•r
The most loscinoting
mu1der mr..lery in yeors.
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'15 Kicky Cars'
Liberace
Li))erat·e
'l11c11ralJJe
Collrclor'
Pr\J.~1 SP!ll7'\f:S !Al'! -
1.ih1~r:1ce .adn11I-> !h;H ~e LS an
··1ncur;ihll' l·ollector.··
\11· tu l I cc: l s nu1on1ob1lt':i.
1111n1;1turr autnrno:>!lt•'\ :1n-
11qiu·s. eh;1111!rl1ers. t111u~u:il
Jt'\\t·l r~. rare t"ry:sl<i!s. sil\C'r.
l'h111a <lnd miniatur" p1:lll'ls
TllE r1A~IST, famous for
rl;1shing tlo1hes ;ind sparkling
srnilc . 011ns three l!ouses-t\10
of th ern in r'alrn Springs-:in<l
has 10 dog!>. 'J\1·0 dogs Eve in
his lloll .vw111xl hon1c and cig,ht
t11 c here.
One Palm Springs home i~
usrd ror J!Ut'S!S The other.
nr;1r thl' ht·art of the t ll v. 1~ ;i Spanish·.~1.1 lt.• huni.talo\1· 1i Hh ~o
rn.111~ riinrns lt·ad1ni:: onto fo11r
st•par.ile tourt~·ards th:it hl'
h;is lo~! lraek of th<. 111:1•111 .. r
lie dot•s kn o11·, hu11(•1·er, lhal
he has ~pae1· lor 22 ll(lU~e
J.:UC"st~ at 1he s;1 n1e 111111·.
· "provided lhl'\ are all on a
!nendly basis " The house \\:I.;
urig1nally built as a privat1·
residence ;11111 lhtn \Vas a 32-
roorn (:!!It'~\ ran('h twforc hi'
bought it fl\'C years .1go.
01'\E Of' LIBER.\CE'S h11b·
hies is dt•signing !1.~tun·s for
his horne , intluding C'O\'l'r1'd
;1pplianc(·s. a specially in-
sulated frce~er. an (J\'Cll 11·11h
shu !ter door~. hutrher boards
tt)vcrted into holders for ~ink.;
:1nc1 an ;intiquc phorn· 1h;1l
h1dl'S a modern ont•.
Lil>e rare·s most \'aluab!c
piccc of furniture 1s probabl~·
the Louis XV desk in the
n1aster bedroom Il once
ht-longed lo C1..ar ~ichol:is and
Empress Alexandra of Huss1a .
"In order to get thr desk 1
bought ;u1 cn1ire musl'u1n 111
Pensacola. Fl:i ."he said. ··Jt
1s one of !he most sought-aflcr
desks in the l\'Orld."
I le places its 1 alue at
S2i5.000.
Ai\tONG llIS pr i 1. c d
possessions arc a dozen d1nnC'r
pl:i!cs initialed JFK lha1
belon~cd to the latc President
John F. Kcnned}'. lie purchas-
t•d them at a benefit auction
for $40,000.
Liberace said he loves to
surprise guests by sayinr,:.
"Lei's r<ll in the g:1rag1>." ll
has shinv waxed tiled noors.
hls collr Ction of miniature an·
riquc au!omobiles. s c \" c r a I
gamrs. books. a spotless \•:hi!c
lin1ousinr and n dini ng table
" ;ind four chairs.
··1 ha\'e 15 kicky cars," he
said. "1\1ost of them are stored
in Palm Springs, including a
Rolls Royce, a 1934 Mercedes
and a 1900 Oldsmobile."
~ HlS ST A TI ON wagon has
·~ piano keys painted along the
side.
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Liberace v.·orks 26 weeks a .
vear and said. "I won't let
ihcm book me more than
that." • He spends four of the five
month<> he is free ·in Palm
Springs and a month in Los
Angeles.
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; Slioiv Kaput
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-; Dinah Shore's Emmy award
1 winning daytime television
show ''Dinah's Place" has
been canceled, NBC
announced at its affiliates
~ convention here. c The replacement . a ro1lrlse
ol Ute 1950s game show
"l"ame Thal Tune" which will lill Dinah's time slot llartlng
July 29.
Announcement of tho chani•
was made by Un Bolen,
nelwork vice pnos!dmt In
eh1rge of d1ytlme
pn>grammlng.
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Producer .Seeks to Shed
Label of 'Fa1 :iily Movies'
HOLLYWOOD (UPI I -01'h('
le adi ng produce r of
independent fanlily 1novies
finds lhe topsy-turvy morality
of the nation turn ine: H1\·1v
from the term '' ra 1n i I,.
entertainment" as sumt·ho~1
sterile <1nd unattractive.
Robert nadnitz, producer of
"Sounder," •·A J)og o f
Flanders" and "The Litt lr
Ark," among other prize·
y,·inners, asked that hi s ne\v
fihn "\\1here the Lilit's Bloon1"
not be described ;i.; a f:u111h·
pit·ture. ·
lie is :i!rnost ashanll'<l "f 1''
"C'' raring.
"Th~· connotatio!l of ·1:,111111
f1l1n' hns a btiilt-in nv;..:<1!•1<~1.1
the~L' day.;.'' the dis1·11cl1:1 11'1"1
product'r said. "It sounds as 1f
you're S<l,\'ing ., fain ::•.' r.~·11
like brcakfasl food. is good
for you.'"
There is a \vorld o f
d1ffcr£'nce betv.•een Radni!z·
1novies :ind thd'se made at
11isney . For the n1ost par!.
1J l s n e y fihns art.' about
thi\dren and made spccilically
for kids.
Tll E POPULAlllTY ;ind
rrpu!a!io11 of !)isnt'v
ha1 (' slopped 01·cr on
:ind. hr brlicvc~.
d1sadvan tagr.
lllO\'il'S
Iladnu1.
l'l h '
"] nevrr set out to 1n:1k£' a
picture about a fan1iiy." ht•
l'xp!ained. ''I simply \\'antod
young people to be th e
! 1':11 .'l"flllSl'i 'l !'•' i'!l1 I
1\t'ti"' ' 1•!h' t 1r •11r1·s 1 1 11':1•t'1
l''JU!l~ xo•>lc ar~ thl' cL•!ll• ~ tr
th(' s1or~· I h<-!ie1e I've
r ··tab1is•u•d th" f·1r·t th nt a·tu!t-"
e;i•1 t"lJOY !hat p•·i 1111se
"\\'hen ~l;irk '1'w.:11n l\T01t'
·1·on1 Sa11\·1·r.' l)r \1 l l' 11
J)1('kc11s and .J J), S.1!1ngrr
•f sitllJJIJf 1t·1111tP1I
111•••••!111e•1ple t•• 11••
t 11 •• 111•••t1•!1••11isfs
i11 ''''' f il111s.'
11rol!· ~lone<; nlJ011t 1·ou1hful
1·h;1r;:r·11·r"· 111•·1 tiul ~11· 111l!JDlll
t'fJI all' Sl'l' JlS 1n11
"1'hert''S ;1 hii; <111t,•rf'r1c·•·
hrt11•ct•n \\'riling ;1bout .\'Oun:~
1"Jt.·oplc and \\rltutg for th en1.
"I CAN J.~l~D no reason
v.·hy producers :ind directors
C'Oln't !urn ot1t imp(lr1 :i r.t,
tio1iv~I ldn1s 11ilh•1:1l 1a!ku1~
tlo1• n 10 the i'u l11·11r1· ..
··\\'here the Lilll·s B1tllln1" i-.
:i story of an 1\ppa!achi;111
f<nnily nf orphans \\•ho frnd f11r
tht·nl"Pht·s ;1fter their par1·11L"
1hr· II IS bn~1·1I Oil a ll'Hl' l':lSe
;1nd c!:,11" 111th r,r1·a1 1 :..:· ., ·:1'-·
"•(lll ·1r1rl ,•!'il\ol 1'
··A 101 t•f pe~plr s~11 110 on~'
11·11! support a family p1{'IUl'l' •·
l1adn1tz s:Pd "r~""l' 111C'\u,·t•,
ha1e beconil' a \\'hipping ho.\'
for sonic produtt'r:-> because ~o
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ll!'"lll'l'CS!illll
· l !1."ir l;p., 01 ·.1,ri.:
rop-0111. :'l!!l;t rif l111•io1 ; i"•
1nildc b~· people \1ho read the
f111·1nc·i.'.ll r,•!11rn:; f•f r1;_.111•1
picturt·s. Thf'y 11 ;111t !u gel int o
!he action. Uut their pictures
nre m:.idc \\'ith1111t ht':irt or
rral prrparat1on. ·rhcv
onl) looking fnr a prnl1! "
11 .\IJ:\IT~· r 1 1. 'I.., :i • 1·
drc1n1a rather than l·.1rn~·d1".
F:il('h 1\·;1s son1f' -.1r:1111 Or
s 0 l: l ;1 1 1'<)1lSl'tO[!S11t'"~. A
1·;1111011fla~rtl n1rs~:li'.!t'
lht'I' <ire as d1fft'ri'.'11t
lht' l'l•I ··A.nil~· I !;ire.!,\"
;1•; ··ThL' ! :sorct•;t ''
.. 1·1·an1.\'n..,lt•i 11 '"
I 'rodner•r-IJ1rprl1P· J1 ;1dn1 lz
\1 ill next turn t11~ ;11tf'n\11i11 lo
"'fhr \\'itch nf Bl ackli11"<!
Pond," thC' storv of n 1ounr,
girl in colonial times. He a !~o
is planning a film on thC' life of
a girl in th e 1\ n1 1 sh
co1n1nunit1·
.. I "''i· 110 rr·1! d.fil·11·n1 •p
b1·T11·,.rq _1!11111g prople and
;ulult.; t·xcrr1 fur the l'lnguil~t·
lh"V u~r." hf' ~aid ··~ti' 011·n
~·outh i~ \'C'ry 1·L·:1r tn 1nr ~I\·
111c•r11nri~s and f,.,.i.11;_, ,.r.
~!r1•ngl~ r.ttu~lld 10 111 ,\I
bo~ hood
..Tht' onl~ thin!(
!l'J 1 l~ difficully (1ndpr~tantlin,:
i~ the rc:action nn1011g sorne
proulc to a <; rt1!ing. os 1f ti
1\'cre ;i tli1'1y le\\er."
Suspe11se Co111~lletel~r Lacl{i11g:
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1.11s ,\~(;1·:1.r:s r ,\f-' 1 -
\\'ha\ s wrong 11·ith t h L'
tL·ll'\'1s1nn En11n\·s" Plrnt1 .
Lt•t's slar! 1r11'h !hr fac1.1ha1
:ilthou.~h 1h<' En1111y telecast i~
not ttnt il ~1;1y 28. v.·c alrcad~
kno1v half !he \\·inners. The
c·ah·i.:o ry \\ 1nnrrs for acl!n g.
\I nting and directing \1·ere
announced last \Vednesday.
llevcaling these w i n n c rs
ahead of time givrs the
ti.:k·cast all the suspense of
know ing in advnncc hn11 I
Columbo is going to nail the
killrr.
These eritrgory \l'i nn,;rs v.·111
rontp<'te for !he fir st lin1c for 1 ''bf.'st of the vC'ar" Emnivs. to l
he revea led· on the tell-cast.
Thr Nalional Academy of
Tele\'lsion Arts and Sciencrs
believes this will enhancr the
sho1.i.· and infuse it \r11h
dram.1 .
TllE Ll~E TllAT h.:is been
usrd nbout this is mixing
apples and oran.~es. For
inslanrl'. Alan Alda . nan1 rd I
best ac1or in a romcdv for /
":\1-A-S-lt:' and Telly saVaJa s.
best actor for a drama for '
"Kojak." Y:ill con1pc1c for llll'I
title of Artor of lhc YcJr.
Series.
•· ~1-A-S-ll " is a 1vild and
often black comedv about "'ar.
"Koja k" is a ·h:ird-driving
detective show. Both Alda and
Savalas are superb. bu~ to
force them to comPete -one
for a half hour comedy. the
other for an hour dran1a -
flies in the face of '¥\·hal the
En1mys arc.
The En1m\·s arc nol the
Oscars. al!h.oug h they are
co nt i nu a 11 y com pared
unfavorably to the movie '
a1va rds.
TELEVISION IS a diverse
medium of so many different
kinds of shows that as the
Emmys developed over yea rs
and the medium changed.
ca tegories \\'e re established to
recognize this.
If the Emmys are a
rceognition of merit, then it
seems only right t.h;il an
individual should be judged
against like competitors. lf
NBC Gets
Classics
LOS ANGELES (UPll -
Two all-time movie classics.
''Gone with the Wind" and
"Doctor Zhivago." have been
acquired by NBC for one-time
television show I ng s ,· the
network has announced .
NBC-TV President Roberl T.
Howard said "Gone with lhc
Wind," Ute 1939 Civil War epic
starring <;:lark Gable-and \'I~
vlen LeigR":-will be colorcab1
in prime time during the 1976-
77 season to coincide wllh tho
notion's blc.entennlal celebra·
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Togetherness Big Difference With LA--Wy'nn
NEW YORK (UPI) -Jim Wynn still
keeps chewing on thal toothpi ck.
It's aboUt the only thing h1! brought
\vith him from Houston.
··i1cre, this Is f1·onl 1ne to you," he
said, handtnk over his old Aslros' jacket
to the clubhouse boy the day he reported
to the Los Angeles Dodgers ~\ Vero
lJcach, f''la .. three months ago. ·•I don't
ever wanna see that llung agay1.·•
Jin\ Wynn had grown tiretl or lhl·
Houston Astros after 11 years and the}' in
turn had becon1e tired of tun1. La ..,l
season, one in v.•luch Wynn n1anaged to
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drive in only ~ runs and h1l .220, helped
both principals grow a little more tired of
each other.
A change had to be 1nade. That was
clear. It was made at the winter
nicetings in Houston last Dece1nber when
the Dodgers got Wynn front the Astros,
and the only other baseball change that
can possibly compare with it is the one
\\'hi<:h sent (-leggie Smith to the Cardinals
from the Rl'd Sox.
\l/ith the season barely seven \\'Cf'ks
old, \Vynn already has driven in nearly
as many runs for the Dodgers as he did
all last year tor lhe Astros . Jlis 41 rbi
•.I • ... -(,;
makes him the National League leader
and his I{ hon1e runs is tops· in both
leagues. Moreovt!r, that .319 batting
average of his is far better than anything
he has ever finished v.'ith in his entire
professiona l lifetime.
Obviously, considerable credit for the
way the first-place Dodgers have
\'irlually divorced lhemselves fro1n the
live other clubs in their division has to go
ol the ·stocky, five-foot-nine \Vynn, e11d
\vhat makes his performance all the
more subject for general conversation in
the dugouts is that the Astros are fifth in
the same division as the Dodgers, much
·ti· u ':~-
closer to last place than they are to first.
The Los Angeles fans love Wynn. It's
nlutual. He not only Ls ga-a:a about them,
too, but ever)t01ing else concerning his
nC\V environment.
•·Beautiful," says \Vynn when you ask·
hiln how he's finding life with the
Dodgers.
''Everything about this ball club is first
class. The guys are friendly, the
n1anager knows ~'hat he's doing, and it's
entirely different than it was in
Houston."
Different hov.•?
'"Togetherness," says \Vynn. •·That's
the' main dlfrerence here. On this ball
club, everybody ls ror one another,
together, you know \\'hat I mean? With
the Astros, there \vas too much
individualism. They were not together as
a team. Everybody wanted to go his own
way. Look. •towston has a great bunch of
guys. Lee May was my best friend. Bul
as far as telling then1selves they can win,
it was Impossible.''
The Mets as well as the Dodgers were
after Wynn , but the ~1ets didn't want to
give up two of their pitchers for him .
Neither did ttie Dodgers at first -but
they finally did .
Dave Culpepper, a 23-year-old right·
When They Bypass Jimmy,
I Get My Chance--Garvey
By STE\'E HRANI)
01 t~I 0111~ Pi!ol Sl•tl
LOS ANGELl~S -If vou told Sti::vr
(iarvey before the season that aftl'r 42
g;unrs he'd ha\c 36 rbi. his rrsponsc
\\·ould hfl\'l' bl'l'!l one or "Olldl'r ;i11d
:1n1azen1e11t.
"I \\'Ould have r:1l lrd \HU ll'rr1b!v
optimistic-.·· thl• sn1i l1n~ c:arVrY ~1rln111 h:t.I
altrr hi~ t"·o hits dro\·C' across rnur runs
;is the Dod,grrs t•nmplr!Ni a lhrt'l'-1,J:11nc
~\\·ecp or lhl' S<'tond place l'in1·111nali
Heds. 6-3 bl'lorc 3~.Ja7 \\'cdnesd;1y nigllt
at Dodger Stadium.
It brought his rbi total to ~6. JUSt f1\·c·
behind te;11n leader Jin1111y \\'ynn.
The fart Cnrvt•y is hilling f111rth 1n !lie
lineup. behind \V ynn. n1ay h;rvc 11ork1'd
in his favor ;is the Uod~crs opt•ncd .a
n1as..~ive n1nL·-gan1l' lt'ad on thr Hcds <Hlcl
(;iants. against \\horn thry oprn ;1 tllrcc-
ga111c series tonight i11 S;_in I•ranciseo.
Royals lieated
Artvr \\'ynn µunishcd the Hcds ln 1he
fir st lwo gan1es of the series, he \Vas
\valked three times by a \l'ide assorllncnt
of Cincinnati pitchers \Vednesday.
"I don't kno\V if they 11'ere consciously
011 'l'Y To11ig/11
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p11t·h1ng around Jin1n1y,'1 said Garvry
!hr ~lichigan State Uni\'crsily crad. ··but
I think they \\'ere a\\·are of his po1vcr and
r11ight h<1vc done it subconsriousl~·.
··i-:1thcr 1•.ay, I love it. l'rn getting a
thance to piny rcgul;irly ;ii a posit ion I 'nl
rrally suited for ffirst basel ~ind thal
helps. \\'hl'n tht'y pitch around Jin1n1y, it
gi\'rS inc a chance."
\\'hl'n they pitch tn \\'}nn thcy'l'c
\;1ki11g lheir ch;inces, too.
Thl' Oodgf'rs jumped on lll:'ds nce Fred
:\nrn1an for five runs in the first t110
By Co11t1·0,1e1·sial Play
KA~SAS CIT\" 1,\)'1 -Shorl!-.lflp Frtd
l'alck said he"\agi::l'<l .\l1ckc~· H11·1·r.; nut
.\l1ckcv Hl\'l'rS scud Fr1·d l'att·k didn 't
touch ·hin1.
L'n1pires Rill 0l't'gan al hnnit• plalc :ind
J"J;ive Phillips at third ln1sc "ilid the~'
didn 't see nn~body tag :1nybody ;1nrl
011 'l 'Y 'foHi!J/lf
('l1111111t•I :; ''' .)::rtl
01!101\·cd R1\'crs 1,1 scorL• C:il1~orn1a·s first
run 1n the l':1\1furnin i\ni:;l'ls' ll-1 trnnnph
fl\"l'r the Kansas CJty Hoya!s \\'ctlncsd:ir
night.
Tonight \'olan Hynn faces Brue<' Dal
C:inton in the Angels' flrrJle at K::insas
(_"1lv tx>fore returning to Anahrirn ugainsl
Oakland Friday.
~tanager Jack rilcKeon of !he Roynls
said it was obvious to everybody 1n the
bnseball park -except the u1np1res -
lhat Patek did tag Rivers out and that
prrmitling H1vers to score ··changed the
11·hole complexion of the g;1n1c."
Stri11gs Face
E1110 , Gatt>r8
After Virtorv •
LOS ANGELES-Thr 'l.os An gt'lcs
Strings, 22·18 victors o.rr !he 11ctroil
Loves \Vcdnesda y in lletro1t. return
home to take on the CJJifornia Golden
r.aters in World Team Tennis action
tonight at 8 at the Sports Arena .
The Golden Gaters leilture player-
coach Roy Emerson, a Ne\vport Beach
resident and \\'omen's singles player
Leslie HunL
The Strings victory at Detroit can1c as
the result of a 6-2 mixed doubles victory
by Karen Susn1an anti Geoff Masters
1~hich brOke a lft-16 tie. Detroit
dominated the sing les play w i l h
Rosemary Casa ls and Phil Denl, but Los
Angeles won all the doubles n1atchcs.
MlnM .. I• 21, Ntw York 11
f,,en -Piii< (NY) bt'llt Htw:Jt t'°'I) 6·1. women'• dOubl•I -JOMi· umbu!I IM) tw~t
M1rtlMl·8onlcern (NY ) 6.0. Men', OOVblea -PUlc-~n!11~• (NYJ belt Hewl11·
0•Y!d10n CM) 6-•. r:.h;e<I aou1t1e1 -Lloyd·Scll•llfu (M) oe11 !>1ntan1·
Tel'f'!9wrllen (NYJ 1-S.
A -•$1 ti Unlond1lt, N. V.
The conlrO\'f'rsial pla.\· carne in the
first inning. Hi1'e1 s led riff the ga1nl' \\·1th
;1 iripl e ;111d gol c;n1ght in n n1ndown
h1·11\<:c11 tl11rd and home aftl'r B.l!bby
\·:1!cntinr's grounder. Patek . certain hr
t;uu:cd Rivers. firl'rl to second in ;'!n
;111t·1npl to nail V;ilent1nc.
Bi\·l•rs 11cnt h111ll l'. <ind the Ansr!s
lll'l't' off to ;1 !hrec·run inning. 1-':itl'k 11a s
<'harg11d 11 uh <111 ('rror Fr;ink Hobinson
\\·al~l·d. and Bob 0 11\'l'f s1nfilt'd Valentine
hornc. Paul Schaal's sing!c produced the
third run.
"I almost ran orer Rivc>rs:· said
Patek . "aln1ost stepped on hin1 ."'
l\lcKeon. 1\•ho protested vigorou sly lo
no avail. s.1id. ··11 11·asn·1 c>ven close. I
can't see hov: l\~·o ma1or league umpires
standing 20 feet npart and can't sec a tag
. they're in such a hurry to call plays
at first base but \\•hen soinebody has to
call a play like that. they don't call it ."'
The Angels got a run in the second on
\'a!entine·s run-scoring single to go
ahead 4-0. •
Even if the Ho\·ats starter A!
F1tzn1orris. 3-2. had esCapeci any d<11nagc
!hose first t11·0 innings. !·'rank l{obinson
:ind Joe Lahoud ga\'e Bill Singer. \\/ho
pitl'hl'd a nifty fh·l··hittrr. al! of the
111:.irgin he needed by s!an11ning hoine
runs off relle\·1.:r Lindy i\lcDaniel in the
l11lh.
Singt'r. 1~·ho walked (\\'O and struck out
St'rcn. lost the shutout in the ninth. Amos
Otis tripled 1vith one out and rode hon1e
on John l\layberry's double. Singer. 6-3.
di'l'ln't give up a h1l after the fourth until
Olis · triple.
CALIFORNIA KANSAS CITY .. ' h~i .. ' ' "' Rivers, cl ' ' • Wohllorcr, ti • • ' • ODDyle, 10 • • • Rojas. l'b ' • • • Valentine, II ' ' ' Flloll1!<'.1b ' • • • MNellles. II • • • Otis, t! ' ' ' • fRotlinM>n, dh • ' ' ' Maybefry. lb • ' ' ROliver, lb • • ' ' McRae, rf · • ' • Lahoud. '' • ' ' ' So!alra. dh • • • • ~th~al, lO • • ' ' M.irH111z. c ' • • ' EtRor11e1. c ' ' ' ' P~relo;, H ' ' ' • Chdl~. 15 • ' ' ' G8re11, JI.I ' ' ' ' SinQ•r, P ' ' ' ' Firimorros. p ' ' ' ' Mt01ni~, p ' ' ' ' M l"90r1, p ' • ' ' Gerber, p • • ' • lolltls " . " s--·Toral• " ' ' • Calllornia '" '" .......
lo:~nsas City "' "' 001-l
E-P11ei<, OP-Ctlifornl~ '· LOB--ca111orn11 " KllnSll5 Cfly s. ;e-G. 8•tll. Mayberry. 38-RIYt<S,
01 ... HR-F, Robin:.on (8), Lllrioud !)J. SB-Utle<l·
tin~.
" " • .. .. • • Singer (W, 6-l) • ' ' ' ' Fllrrnorrls CL, l ·21 1 J,J • • ' ' ' MeDan•tl s 211 ' ' ' ' ' MlngoM ' ' • 0 ' ' Gdrl>l't ' ' • ' • ' T-2:11. A-10,271.
innings and (hen got sterling relief
pitching from l\1ike fvlarshall 1vho retired
eight st raight batters in the late innings
and \vorked out of a ninth inning jam.
··runny thing about that," said Garvey.
"The 1\·ay \ve're going now . \VC have
confidence that if the pitchers give up
four runs, \\·e'll score 11. If the starter is
hit. \\'C kno1v our bullpen \\'ill come
through.
''I happened to get the hits in this
~arne. but tomorrow it 1night be Bill
JttiSse\\ or Steve \'eager."
Asked about the Dodgers sizzling start
and if the lean1 can keep it up. Garvey
'JUippcd, ·'There 's only 120 games to go.
But really. pick a spot on our team and
find a \vcakness. There isn't one. Barring
injury there's no reason \1'e can't keep
\Vinning."
r-.1ca11v.•hile. the Reds. already hurt in
the pitching department. S3\Y Clay
Carroll forced to leave \1·ith a bronchlal
spasn1 after just, one inning and Pat
Osburn sidelined after just three outs
\1·11h a groin rnusclc pull.
The defending \Vrstern ll i v i s i on
eh:nnps. 1vho t•an1c into Dodger Stadiun1
\11th a four-gan1c 1vinning streak, arc
hurting in more v.·ays than one.
Garvey took ad\'antage by driving
across t1vo runs \Vith a first inning double
that hopped off the v.•all in left-center and
then colll'Cled another pair of rbi y,•ith a
b;iscs loaded single in the second.
CINC!NN.C.TI LOS ANGELES •• ' II rbl .. ' "rbl
Re.-, I! ' ' ' ' Lacy. 2~ ' ' ' ' loi•Orgaro, 7tJ ' ' ' ' Pat•or~. If • ' ' ' Ben<~. JI> • ' ' ' WYnn. tt ' ' ' • lPt•f/, lo ' ' ' C.~•~e~. ltl ' ' ' • (.,.,(fllC•On, s~ ' ' ' ' wC•a,,tord, rl • ' ' ' D<•"sen, pn ' ' ' ' Cey.3D • ' ' • 11 c11enmd. rf • ' ' R~>•<'ll. SS ' • ' ' GFos•~r. t ! ' ' ' Y~~g~r. c • ' ' ' Plummtr, t ' ' ' Oown•~Q, p ' ' ' ' Crc,..·l~y. pn ' ' • • MdfSh611. p ' • ' ' Bt•tl(!'1, P • ' • ' Norma.1. o • ' • ' ca .. oll. p • ' • • Hdli. P ' ' ' ' C.aq1.,1no. ph • ' • ' O•tivrn, D ' ' ' • Mcl'..lu.:-en. p 0 • ' • .:: ... ~. c ' ' ' ' lo•~!• " ' " ' l oldl! " • • • ("l<"'""H M> oo• 000-' lo~ At>QEIC• ,, oo• CO~-6
' Conc~IX'•cn ' OP-Cit>C•nr\~li '· '°' AllQl!l es
' LOB-C>nnnnilll n. Lo• Angeles 6 28-PadO•f•,
C.at~ty, Yfilll~' '· SB-Mor9ar\. Wynn. S-Norrnan.
~F-LiltY. " " • " .. so
No1man (L, J '1 '" ' ' ' ' • ca .. 011 ' ' ' ' ' ' t<all 11 '3 ' • ' ' ' o,ou•n ' ' ' ' ' ' • l.ltOuetn ' ' ' ' ' ' Bo•tion ' ' ' ' ' ' Ociwnlnll (W, 1-11 " ' • ' ' ' • Mar•"<lll J 113 ' • ' ' • S•vc-Mars~illl ()). T-2:1'. A-32,!&7.
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ALL WET -J...ee Trevino stands with his head covered with a rain-
soaked towel as he waits to tee off in the Memphis classic pro-am
gol f to urney \Vednesda.y. Trevin o won the tourney in 1972.
Sports 111 Brief
Orange County Driver
Hurt Afte1· Hitting Tree
ESKISEHm, Turkey -American rally
Lo11gsl1ot (85-1)
In Big Payoff
.,_ driver Brian Chuchua of Placentia \VSS in
serious condition Wednesday night after
undergoing emergency surgery f o r
injuries sustained in an accident during
the \Vorld Cup Auto Rally, it was
for the World Team Tennis league, the
Italian Tennis FPderation s a i d
Wednesday.
"Under no circumstances will (.onnors
be allowed to play in Rome or elsewhere
in I ta l y , ' ' said Gianfranco C'.:1meli.
secretary of the federation and of the
Rome tournament. "The I t a I i a n
federation's stand on the \VTI' has been
crystal c I ear and \\'e \\'On'l budge one
single inc h."
l:'\GLF:\\IOOD fAPI -Sha h's En,·oy,
an 85-1 longshot, scamperC'd to the front
and \\'On the fifth race at Holl}'\\'ood Park
\\'l'<lnesda~'. paying $172.80 for a $2 ticket
and setting up the largest Exacta payoff
of the 1neeting.
Carrying Rudy Rosales. Shah's Enl"oy
ran wide on the far turn and won by 21 ~
lengths. Fast-closing lleather Road. 11th
on the far tum, darted through horses to
finish second. The 10.7 combination
returned $3,598 for a S5 bet.
Shah's Envoy ran a nlile and one-
sixteenth in I :43 215 and paid $57 to place
and $27.20 to show.
Jockey Laf[it Pincay Jr. :stole I.he
show. however, riding four wiMers
including \\"indy \\'hisper in the $28,200
Westchester Stakes.
Pincay, part of level weight of 120
poWlds, held the 2-year-old brown cott in
third until the tum for home, when the
combination darted to the front and ran
away from 65-1 outsider The Bagel
Prince by nearly five lengths. Rosales
y.·as al:so aboard The Bagel Prince.
Windy Whisper, galloping five furlongs
in 57 2/5 seconds, paid backers $11.4-0,
~6.20 and $4.20. The Bagel Prince paid
S34 and $13.60 and Little Big Bad,
rallying from seventh in the final strides,
paid $5.10.
reported.
The Anatolia t\cv•s Agency said
Chuchua received severe head and
i1iternal injuries after running his jeep
into a tree \Vhi!e S\\'erving to avoid
hitting a dog. llis teammate, Douglas
Fortin, was reported in satisfactory con-
dition with minor leg injuries.
The agency said Chuchua's jeep
overturned near Eskisehir, an East.em
Turkish to\\11, Chuchua 's exit left 18
competitors in the race from a starting
field of 52.
The agency said Australians Andre
\Vclinski, Ken Tubman and Jim Reddi es
were lead.iog the race in a Citroen DS23.
Chuchua , 37, was one of the few drivers
left in the event who still had a
mathematical chance of winning. He was
placed fOurth at the halfway stage.
though he was lhen a long way behind
the leaders.
Rally officials said Chuchua's jeep hit
a large dog at 90 miles per hour. Tv.·o
other Americans, Douglas Fortin and
Dick Clark, wet:"e In the jeep with
Chuchua when it went oot of control and
plWlged into trees at the side of the road.
e Co1111ors Ba1uaed
ROf\.1E -Jimmy COnnors, a leading
American player, has been banned from
the Ilalian Open because he has played
e69·3'h Tos•
LONDON -Al Feuerbacfl of San Jose
set a British "all..comers" mark
Wednesday night in the shot put with a
distance of 69 feet. 31h: inches during
invitational competition.
e Broha1ner Hot
BALTIMORE -Jack Brohamer.
former Huntington Beach High School
baseball star, continued hi! hot hiUing
with a pair of singles Wednesday but il
wasn't enough as the Baltimore Orioles
defeated Brohamer and the Cleveland
Jndiam, 1--0, in 12 innings here.
e Van Diilen If pset
BOURNEMOUTH, England -Dick
Crealy of Australia upset seeded Erik
Van Dillen, 7-5, 6-3 Wednesday and
advanced to the quarterfinals in the
$72,000 British Hard Court Tennis
Cha mpionships.
flie Nasta~e beat Martin Robinson of
Britain 6-3. 6-1 ; Paolo Bertolucci
defeated Ivan ~1olina of Colombia 6-3. 6-
3: and Patrice Dominguez downed John
Yuill of Soulh Africa, ~. ~-
LOI A1191iff 22, o.iroil 19
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AUGUSTA, Ga. -Former major
league pitcher Ernie White died
Wednesday nJgbt following surgery at
Oliver General Hospital, a spokesman
said .. He WU a.
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!NDIANAPOL!S (AP) -The winner of
lhe 581h annual lnd lana polls 500-mlle
oulo race could be decided, In port,
through court action.
Testimony was to rt1Ume toda,y In
"1arion County Superior o:iurt on a
lawsuit that 80Ught i. } eo p • n
qualifications for the Moy U rac. lo flve
entrants wbo claim they were cut out of
a chance to make the lJeld.
· Attorneys preaentill& the five pla1ntilfs,
Roy Woods !\acing, Eldon RasmU111en
Racing Products aod Webster Racing,
called lhree of a pl>nned 47 wttn .....
Wednesday alter defense 1t1empta 10 ldll
the suit lailed.
One of Ille wilnesst's, lndianapoli!
Motor Speedway vice president Joe
Clouller, brought up !he pos.olbllity that
one of the plainlilfs, if allowed 1o now
qualify for the 3:k:lr field, might "win
the n1ce, and that would bring tile other
cars: in the. field down on ua."
He added, "At stake here Is not on\y
the prize mooe.y, but fhe prestige and
commcrclll eadorsements that otn run
ln1o millions for tbe winner. We'd llave
llwsulta trom every o1her driver now In
the fteld, II !bat llappen!d.''
, Qilel -ant Tom Binford telllfled 11111 the cors lell waiting ., line when
Un!e trilll tndid Salunloy 11 I p.m.
were no loriger guaranteed al least one
cl!anco for the field.
"One ar that wenl through the line
be.fore them wu on it& secood attempt, ·
although the !Int time out wllh a new
·dn...,r," ho uld. '"i11at broke the line of
flrst·Llme quallfim."
PIA!nUlfo contend lbal tbe car In
question, No. 91, drlV<n by popular rookie
Jobnny Paroonr, was Improperly placed
in Une and even moved ahead or othtrs.
"Whit we ..,...ed to bring out." $llld
(>llllnlllfo' 1ttomey Doo A. Tabbert "w11
that wbeJ> Binford let the car in the
lineup, ho WU la tlfect dllquoll/ylnJ
111jually the other cars In U..."
'
White, a letWl.ander, had a career
record of I0-21 tn his career with 'the
Bostm Bra,.. and St. Louis Clnlinals
flOl111-
' e Soccer Sta"utt
WEMBLEY, England -Argentina,
tuning up for World Olp llOC<Or
compeUllon, 11.d ~&land 2·2 Wednesday
night on a ccme-!rom-behind i\enally shot
late In tllo """"1d half before 111,0llll
spec:taton.
• E1ilableht11 DIN
LONDON -PhD Embletm, Brillab
lllternattooal walk.,., died ol ltlllcemlo tn
a London hospital Wodrieodly. He wu 2$.
,
handed minor league pltcher, was reatly
the man who swung the de:al.
The Dodgers lirst offered !ell-hander
Claude Osteen even up for Wynn. Osteen
is a fine pitcher, but the Astros wanted
more.
Al Campanls, the Dodgers' vice
president in charge o( player persoMCl,
and his opposite number ~·ilh the Astros,
Spec Richardson, were al one of the
S<'Ssions in Houston when Richardson
said to Campanis he would make the
\Vynn deal if the Dodgers would throw in
Culpepper, a 23-yea r-old right-hander
v.•ho had pitthed for Albuquerque and
\\"aterbury last season.
Ex-gridde1·
Now Battles
Paraplegia
TARBORO, N.C. (AP) -Richard
lludson lettered in four sports at Tarboro
High School. He went on lo become a
member of the track and football teams
at North Carolina State University.
No1v he has tunled his enthusiasn1 to
\Veight-lifting, and he v.·orks out every
day -In his "'heelchair. ·
Or else he uses his powerful ar1ns and
upper torso to drag his paralyzed legs
into position for a bench prMS. lie can
raise more than 300 pounds into the air.
Hudson's paraplegia began 10 months
ago when he suffered a fracturW spine in
an automobile accid ent near h i s
hometown of Tarboro. Instead of
entering his junior yea r at State last
September, he had a threc-n1onth ./\lay at
Pitt Memorial llospital in Greenville.
Then he went to the Rehabilitation
llospital in \Vinston-Salem .
"Richard is a Vocational Rehabilitatio,1
1~orker's drcarn ," his VH counselor.
l1orace La\\'renrc, said. "\Ve expect
persons severely Hinited by injury lo go
through a period of depression and c1·en
ho.<>liLity. But if Richard e\'er did. v.•c
didn't kno\v it. ife just came out rii;hting.
detennined to go on and make so111ething
of himself.''
··1 knew my life wasn't ended," llud:son
said.
\\'hile he \\•as in the hospital he
resumed lifting weights. This was a
pastime he had enjoyed in high 1;chool
and college as a means of increasing his
strength ror other sports.
He had excelled in football, baskel'->al\,
baseball and track at Tarboro, and had
gone to State on a football scholarship.
"I never did make the varsity team at
State, but I did letter in track." he 1>aid .
His specialties were the shot put and the
discuss throw, sports in which he plans to
compete later on.
He practices the bench press flat on
the floor. ''Thi.s could be hard on the
elbows if you 're not careful," he says.
"But I can't get onto a bench without
helphand I can slide up under ehe bar on
the oor·just fme."
He has been taking correspondence
courses from State, and plans to begin
summer school next month at St.
Andrews College in Laurinburg. He says
he chose St. Andrews because it has
courses in driver education and physical
education for the handicapped, and no
architectural barriers for his wheelchair.
Hudson was a recreation major at N.C.
State. But he believes hls experiences
during the last year have steered him
into recreational therapy. "I'd like to be
a VR counselor. specializing in helping
others with handicaps to develop physical
ski ll and function. I'd nt:ver be happy out
of the sports field completely."
I-le has not withdrau'TI. f r o m
competitive sports even during this first
year alter his accident. He finished first
ID. the Virginia Regklnal Wheelchair
Games middleweight bench press
competition, lifting 280 pounds. He
believes he can surpass 300 pounds at the
Nation.al Wheelchair Final'J in Cheney,
Wash., next month, a feat he has
accomplished many times in practice .
~' eaver Gains
All-star Job
BALTIMORE (AP) -Manager Earl
Weaver bas more important things to
think about at the moment, but two
months from today he'll be managing the
American League All-star team for the
fourth time,
The Orioles skipper was named by
league president Lee M a c P h a i I
\Vednesday to direct the American
Leasue team in the annual Alktar game
against the National League, i n
Pittsburgh July. 23.
Normally, the manager ol !he pennant·
winning team dir«ts the All..tar '!'luad
!he following season. -
But Dlctc Williams mlgned llt<r the
Oakland Alhlellcs won their -.!
straight pelllWlt and World Sn.1es In
1973. The New Yori< Yanl<o<i ~ to
sign wmi.ms, but because ho -&UU under contract with Oakland, the move
WU disallowed,
Since Baltlmoro wu ~., riumer-qp to
O•kland, W01ver was named •• the
replacement for WWiams.
"It's a plea.wre and.., honor/' Wuvu
said elter Wednoodly nWil'• game 1t
Memorial StadlW>I, "Bui 11'1 a lhlnkltu •
job. You can ootr hive IO llllJ\Y !'111m.
aad aomewbere l1ao& the line somdJocl1
has to be 1tft oU. t1
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01 1111 DIHY PJLol 51111
Newport Harbor High tennis
coach Pat Wilson describes
Santa Moniea. his team 's
opponent in Friday's semifinal
round of the CJF playoffs i11
just t h r e e words-depth,
depth. depth.
And since it's common
knowledge that an abundance
of good playe rs is also
Nl'"-'JKlrt's s1ronc point. une
might correctly assume that a
nu1nbc rs game is shaping up .
ll starts at 3 at Ne...,'}Xlrl
"I'd have to agree."' savs
Santa ~lonica coach Lrlarid
Jo'in{'h ... Nc...,•1>ort has <1 vrrv
good team, ant.I J"n1 \"erV
proud of our kids. If you'd told
me last year that we'd be in
the CIF' sernirinals again I'd
ha ve thought. ·irs possiblt·.
but it will take it lot of hurd
\~Ork:.' "
Santa Monica 1vill present a
scnior-Oominated group, with
nine players who are us('d
inrcrchangrablv. None are
highly rated in Southern
California rankings. bu t
together ... they've earned
Samohi a 19-3 1na1eh re<:ord
and the r\o. 3 seeding in t'nc
CW.
Seniors on the S.tn ta ~tonica
tl'am include t:ddie Yueh .
Alan Hyman. Harold Hofer.
Jan1ic \\'ilson and D a v e
Schott.
Try Saturday's News Quiz
We Dare You
Depth comes from juniors
Yerko Rintanen. Brad Zerpc
and Joel 1\-liller and sophomore
John Ma resta.
In recent nuitches J~y111::in,
Yueh. ~laresta. Zerpe and
~t i l ler have bcen
interchanged at singlc>s.
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No. I doubles t~am wi th Schott
and Rin taoen at No. 2 doubles.
Whether that will be the
li neup for Newport remain~ to
be seen.
"Like coach \Yilson th ere.
I'm kind of a ga1nblcr,'' says
Finch. "l don't know who 'II
play where until I hand hint
the lineup card. ,
"It will probably boil do...,·n
10 \\'ho's playing better that
day_ I don't st.'C anyone lleifl!:
a sure y.•innl'r."
F'ineh does see a shght
advant..:lge for Nrwport having
the match on its home courl s.
··11 see1ns \1·e flh\ays catch
them in the semifi nals. \\'hen
the Cl!" is using our courts for
the 2-A final s," says Finch.
"I'd like to play Newport on
our courts once.''
For Newport (20·l ), the !':o.
~ seeded lianl in I he
tournaincnt. ranked singles
players 1'ony Stock1nan and
Stel'e F\larosi key a flexible
eight-man lineup \\lilson uses
int ere ha ng<'il Illy.
Other probable Ne w port
pla}ers include Peter Perkins,
Rick \Yitlwer, !\lark Roy,
Brad Bauman, ritark Jones
and Cody Small.
Ntllll-1 HM"bor (1'1).J)
ltedllndJ PtlOI \/Hdfl Coron1 ~ M•r
k-"!(II W1!~n lln'IV H 111 olU..ci Hiii• F1,1llerl0'1
&tnt• An• We11mln~!•r Mar.111 LD1r• Hun1lnot0'1 B••t h AnllMun
S111t• A.ne Wt>:mlnl!et Mirll\I
LOii•" H11nhl'<llon BCI(!\
An~M·m tloovt• s~nnv !loll~ Sin•• Monie• \It JI Rll<lldrnl~
f'••••I~ Hllh S11n11 .t.n.1
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Palos Vt•n•1 PdlO' VP•des Totr~nct Torr.in(e
~01,1111 Torrt n(e
Sou!/\ Tor••ntt IV••' Torrance w~u Torrant• North Tarr1ncP Norrn Tor••n<r Centen'1l1I
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Cll' 3·A Te11nls
Marauders Await
Trojans Friday
\\'lltlll\l-;l'QN -L"ni\"f'rSitv
ll igh's Trojans arc seeking ~
lx•rth in ll1r CIF ,'?·A tenni~
finals 1·1h.•sduy :.is i h c· y
challt'llJ::(' .\l1rall's!t• I! i g h
F'nd.;i~· in tile sP1111f111al<.; .
It bcgH1" at .1 and l"nivrr~1tv
coach. C.:.iry s1~e1 is hopeftil
lhnt 1hr \";J :-t irnpro\·en1ent 1n
the botton1 hnlf of 1hl' lineup
Oort<linn\ to l4 H•~r Coll1<1e
la•e ~11n D•"9o Froe ... av norTn 111
Hfr!)o)t Fr~c,.,dy. Sou•n on l-llr'ber
F•H-..5V lo !··~1 turnoof. LA Hlrt>Qr
lora1C'd on t>9M.
1~·11J carry !he TrOJ:lns p:1st
highly regarded t-.1iralcs1e at
Los Angeles }!arbor College.
Cniv<'r~ity, a loser four
tin1C'S 10 its first seven
n1atches ag;nnst s t ro n g
compet ition. finished second
!o Laguna Ocach in Orange
League t:o1npL·t1!ion
Rut a rev:.inipcd lineup in
thc tailcnd of the regtJlnr ·::: v -:: ,,
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[1"011 I ~11'1\ Fr.ol~tll
Mo•SIO" Voto~ Vdl~11co1
Sonora 01"" Holls B•ta LIQ!ml 8fl(fl
El Do•a<lo 5an (O•rnente V1lfnet1 50llCl'I 0d"I Holl•
8•fl l~oilna B•atll El Ooraoo
Sd~ Clernfn!f '" 1• L ~ Ou•n•~ 1•., R1Vfr~1of N01!n
Dra«sters ~
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Or<1nge <;ounty International
Race\ray 1vi!l stage n Toµ Fuel
500 Saturdny night with no les.<\
than 25 fuel dragsters entered
in the competition 1v i t h
eliminations set to sta11 al 7.
Among the favorites to gain
a spot in the IS.Car field arc
James Warren of Bakcrl)ficld.
Tony Nancy , Bruce Almack
and Larry Uixon .
Warren holds the track
elapsed lime record of 6.06
sCconds while Dixon's racer
remains as the w or Id 's
quickest and fastest Chevrolet-
po1\·ered vehicle.
The United F l a t head
Racers Association hus be-e n
signed to ba lance out the To p
Fuel 500 and will also compete
in a 16-car eliminator bracket.
season has pro\"en effective.
•·The botton1 of our lineup
h:ts in1provf'rl aS niuch as a11y
:1s I \·e l'l'l'r hacl."" !'a.1·s Sis(' I.
··1'h1I"•' :!!"(' th(' Oll{'S lh:t l t'an
n1akc or brrak vo11 You kn,11~·
11·ha! ) our f11i}1 pla\"C'rS <"An
do ... so a1 this pOint J'1n
excited.''
1\n example of l "ni\'Crsiiv·s
dl'pth \1·ns in the Tr{ljans' r~u·I
of Rivtrside roorth in the
quarterfinals.
Top singles plavcrs .John
Falt('rmeirr and Ken Vit'ira
lif'd :\orth"s No. I pla~·er-bu1
ro pho1nores ~1ikr Tuns1all and
Scott lfayes clobbered the
san1e play('r y.·ith 6-1 routs
Rr<1d Faltenncic>r and l\rnl
Adrn fom1 !ht• Nn. 1 r!oublr-.
lean1 Y.'hilc Slr\'e Anlli ;ind
Lar~· \\"Ill rou11d out the
duub!es <11!<1ek
"Our linC'up is nt it~
... !rongest right nov.·:· sal"s
Sist•!. 1-1"ho 11·!.'nl 11 ith ·a
differt1nt•al ignn1ent (';1rlv in a11
;H!Clllp! to ke<'p hi; bc."t
coinbinalinn frt·sh at the end
of !he campaign.
'"I like our team·s mrnlal
attitudl.'. \\'e're not S!a]e and
our kids are bcliel"ing in
themsel1·es.''
~1irales!c, ho11·e\·er, is a
mojor hurdle. The Trojans. in
their third year under Sisel.
face a tennis-oriented for y.·ith
i1npressive credentials.
~tiraleste coa ch F' r a n c i "
I.011·ery r!aims his ~tarauders'
best 11ssct is super balance
and Uiey lost to Pionrrr
~ague cha1npion J[af\·ard by
scores of l41i·!31i !4 1 t·Ll1 1
in addition to defeaiing a Chri~
Lr1vis-less /{arvard tran1, 17:11.
101 j.
"That's U1e onlv tin1(' 11·f'
played otlr full · \·arsiry in
league,"' s1ys ]A1Y.'('r1•. His
te.1111 rolled to a 13:2 loop
n1ark after losing to Palos
Verdes. Rolling Hills. South
Torrance and North Torrance
in pracliet>.
M<trauders startrrs include
juniors Brett JohnSCln and
Mark Goodlc>y and seniors Neil
Soiffer and Blake Fostrr.
Also instrumental are
jun iors J\1ark Lewis and Greg
Benson. sophomores Greg
Delgado and Dennis t-.1aynard
and freshn1en Paul Nussbaun1
and Chuck Rotb<irl.
'"We think we have excellent
ba lance and our kids are very
competiti ve," s av s the
Miraleste coach. ·
Signs
Former University Hlgh and
Saddleback College pitcher
Rick Pert>gud has signed a
professional baseball contract
wilh the world champion
Oakland A's, 1.he Daily Pilot
k>arned today.
Perc>gud , a hard·thro1ving
righl·hander. 1\•ill rePoi1 ro
Oakl and's IA'wiston. Idaho
rookir league tc<1m June 8 .
Percgud is a 6·1, 190-
pounder.
e 1llnrns ,,,,, 1•
Jerry '.\iaras has b c en
naml'd rnost valuable player
of lhl' 1973-7 4 UC Irvine
baskelbal l le<1m and Scott
'.\lag.nuson pickrd UJJ 111·0
awurds at the annual tean1
picnic hr!d over the \\'t.'ckcnd
on the Irvine campus.
fllara~. a junior for ward. is
currtntly 6-0 Y.'ith th e
Anteaters basebaJI tea1n as a
pitcher.
'.\lagnuson. a seniur , picked
up the 1nost itn provrd and lop
rebound ing troph ies.
lloY.'ard ~lawkins w 11 s
named 101> dt'h.'11S1ve player
.and Eric J>aulsoo the 1nost
uisp1r<111011al. lioLh are seniors.
Fri'shman Kel'in 0 a v is .
ranked sixth in the natioo 1n
!he tollege division in frt'e
throw shooting. was presented
u Spt'cia/ award in that
catrgory.
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.J1111 l\rusl'. rorrner rr
'"Ill(' s11·in1rning :111d 1va!cr
polo ~t;ir, 11111 d1rrct lhl'
Or~nge Coast Y~ICA sumn1er
prograrn for both S!lOrt s y.·i1h
~1gnup:; taking pl:.icc now
th rough ~1;1 y :11 .
Thrn• \.l."111 be fi vr tv.·o·wf'1·~
SC'SSIOl1.<; \\'l!h :l $ij if'(' f()f
r11t•n1bcrs and ~2.i for non·
nll'tnbt.·rs in \hr SY. 11nm1n!.!
progra1n. A $10 fee for watt•r
polo is for nirmbers and non-
rnrn1brrs.
Thi' progr;un 1rill h 1·
conduct<'CI a1 the Y'.\ICA "1th
i;ii::nups al Orangr Coast nrca
elubhouses-t:nivrrsitv and
Tustin arcn1111s and· :11 23()11
L"n11"rrs11y !Jf!\C in NeY.'port
Bt'arh.
The first Sl'SSIOn \\•ill begi n
June 17 with further
pa1·11culars available b v
calling the Y~1 C1\. ·
e Cfl!JC Slflle
<;olden \\"est Collerc 11·ill
face H10 Hondo 111 the Opening
J.;.1111(' of 1h{' n io llondo (.'ollegc
surnnlcr basketball I ea g u e
~londay night. .Junt 17 .
The league "'ill be hrl d on
srvcn consecu!ive J\lond.1v
nights and culminatr:s \.l"ll h a
tournament.
June 11-Rlo HOl><lo. • li. Jyne 2~1. San Anl.,.,•D I JO
Jylv 1-L""" 81-.:n cc. a •S J1,1!y 1-(vo•f••. I ., .J•olv '-£&,I lA T ]0 J1,1I~ :I:?, Jul1 19-lour1>1mt n! !Jot'!ltl.
Ne,v (oaclt
At Marina
Toppcr llornck . y.•ho has
aerved a,i; an <i:isistnnl s1\·1n1
and water polo roach the past
three years at r-.tarina Jiigh,
has taken 01·1·r the nq ual ic,<;
progran1 1ht' [)aily l'ilul has
learnt:'d.
Tom Lloyd resigned the
position aHcr accepting a one
year's leave of absence.
llorack prepped a Pall) AlrCl
lligh and attended f'oothill
College nnd Cal Stale (Long
Beach ), in addition to
swimming for the Santa Clara
S1\•im Club.
Ile y.·as a 48·second 100
rrecstyler and 1:47 2 00
freestyler !n 1965 .
The 29-ycar-old II or a<' k
resides ln Costa M06a with
wife ri1arinka.
1'he cars are powei-00 by 11
long-obsolete nathead f'ord
Engine.
O'p en. side-by-side
qualification races for both
dragster divisions begin at 2
Saturday with the firs t
elimination event at 7. Adult
general admission It $f with
children under 12 admitted
free.
.,\dams, Nisbet, Collins
Garner lVIajor Awards
Soccer Bus
Steve Adams, John Nisbet
and Larry Collins were named
most vaJuable in t r a c k ,
volleybalf and golf Wednesday
night at Estancia H.igh's
sports awards banquet.
Speclal award winners :
Track
A weekly bus ,.rvlce to all Vanity
Los Angeles Aztecs aoccet Captain: Ken C.0Mer: Most
team home games has been Valuable: Steve Ad a m s .
set up br the American Youlll Most Improved: Rick Webb.
Volleyball
V1r11ty
~tost Valuable: John Nisbet :
Most Improved : M a t t
Ric h a rd s; M ost
Inspirational : Dale Carter.
Juator Vanity
Most Valuable: R oc ky
Caswell : Moot Improved :
Steve Ramsey: M o s t
1nsplraUonal : Mike Pender.
Your health
Is our only concern.
Soccer Otganlzatlon in Orange JlllllOt' Vanity Golf
--. -llapltln:-Matl-Vukk:cvlch;-Varolty -
The bus, whlch Is i.... of Most Voluable: Terr y Captolnr.Brlan Undloy; Moot
charge, wJll leave for Jononi M 01 t Improved: Value e: Larry Colllna ;
Monday's Aztec>pme aga!Mt Chrll Parse!. Mool' Improved: J e If
Vancouver at I p.m. and wlll Froti>Sopb Rtyno di.
make tWI> stops, Captain: Lorry Hall ; MO$! JUlllor Vanity
FOt' lnformatloll 1boul the Vatuable: rormt Metcalf; C.~ln : Kt11 Montono: Moot
bus and Its pickup 1U•1, call MOii Improved : Corey Valuable: BUI Conrod; MOii
Bob McNeil at 113Ul48. White. Improved: Phll Usl .
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It's a Sha11ie, Says Laver,
After Aiistralia's Defeat
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Corona dcl f\lor's Rod 1.-1ver. v.·ho v.•ill take
a 10.\\'eek rC'st Ix-fore resuming his lucrati\'e
·profession as one of the ~I> tcn11is players in
\Vorld, bemoans Australia s loss in the Davis
Cup plnyoffs.
"I wos more !hnn hnppy to c:o.:tcnd 111v
.season n little by playing on the tenn1 ;vhich
won it in 1973," says the 35-y1•:1r-old Laver.
"But when the schedule sho,ved Aus!ralia
meeting Jndia in the secortd round this year.
:;'l'EVE
RRAl\'n
we knew there \\'as a contlict and personally I
1YilS concernrd.
"I fell 11·c h;id a chance to lo.st'. Th1·rc 11·as
nothing John Nc\1•combc or r eo11!d do since
1vc 11·(·rc con1nllltcd 10 a tournntn(·nt fn Dall;_1s
a! the ti1nc.
.. It's <l shnnll' Jn hnvc lo IOSl' 111thoul \Our
best pl:1ycrs. Bul gil'L' lnd1;1 ercdil·. 1t
dt'served to \Vin.··
* * * \\'by all lhc fuss O\rr 1101 l'Xlt·ndinr,: lhc
cross ('Ounlr\' disl:111Cl' 10 th r1·1• milt·s?
l'hc United SI ales is the unl.v eountry 11 hi1·h
re:.i lly run., 1110 1nilcs t'OlllfM'lh·t>J~·. \\'r'rc
also lhc onl~· nation lo t·lini.: 10 the )ards 01('r
n1cters syslt'tn .
The r<1uil ah·nt of 1110 rnilt·s i11 1nt tcrs is
l,000 1nctcrs. 11 hieh is run aOOut as oftrn as a
::o.1nctcr dash .
Su, the rc;1,1111 to extend the cruss cuuntr)
distance lO thrre miles Is to better prepare
the a lhlcles for tbe ·1hree·mlle, six-mile
dllltonce they'll face In co 11 e g e and In
inlt'rnatlonal competition.
&slc"lly, the urgument Is lhat It's a llllle
much lo expect of the kids. Balone.v. !\lost of
lbt'an train at distances further than tbree
niiles right now and to race at that distance
"ould be no extra burden.
Oh \\-'ell, maybe next year.
Speaking of running Corona dcl f\1ar lligh
track coach John Blair took a conlingent of 12
runners up to the ran1ous Breakers race in
San Francisco.
It 's called the nrenkrrs because it breaks
vour heart to h11vc to run those hills.
· .<\t nn.\' rate. sta r rnilcr ~1ikc ~lcssengcr
11·as I !Uth out of ovc•r 5.000 runners. finishing
the 7.6 niilt· course 111 -II 1ninules. Just four
bt•hincl thl" \Vinncr.
Blair hi1nsclf 11·as 2.9861h
Brian llunsakcr . the Cdi\1 junior st;indout.
missed the race hcrause of a bnd cold. 11hirh
(•xp!ains why he didn't qualify for the CIF
illasters n1eet iry.hc 2·111ilc.
An insight into \1·hy Newport Harbor's
Brian Theriot had no problem beHtlng i\luir's
/\Ian Sbcnts in the Cit~ 4-A 440 championships.
Theriot picked up a picture at the Daily
Pilot of Sheuts getting the baton ahead or him
in th e Southern Counllcs meet early In the
vear.
· "\\'hen I look at the picture it'll remind
n1e 1,\"h:it I ha1 c 10 'do to beat bim," said
the junior spt'edstrr "'hn should cause oppo.-
lll·nts fil <; thi s ,·car in football.
It rnust ha\"e -\\ork ed since Sbeals, after an
early bid. radl'd to fifth.
/'\ou· Theriot 11-ill hn\•e to gel a picturt of
l·:dison's To1n !Joy, \1ho rates lhe btst
chanCI' n~ bt'uling the Tats acf'.
Clarkso11 UCI 'AJlocatecl Monev
.Jun \"l:1rk~o11 l\.'l <:. 1i..1111rd
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l,:1nqt1L't lh1non11 1: th 1· OrJn •·
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H"IJ• rt \\ h 11 tu r •I 11;1s
st·h·1 h·•! tlli-lop fr~"·h1n;111
ro11 l'r while Bandy luo11
<i<:ct•µtv.! ;:1c l.lci1·d 't.1 ;ri.1
S1n1rh sl'h11lor ~lup ;nrard Thi'
\Jar1111 ·r.; ~;111ng<; ;111d l.uan
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Flt·1n1ng
The <X."l' s:-11lin}.! ll'arn 11a~
al ~o l:iudrcl 1111h ~urt \\'1t·Sl'
!il·lr<"trd lhe top ~.'.11lnr
Tli.' LL' Ir\ inc baseball
1l'~llll along \l'i!h olhC'r spring
:..ports !1•a1ns <.tlld i11di\'id11::i\-:
li;n t• been ass11rPd n f
parr11·11)ation 111 l)O'\·<:(•;Jsun
a1illf'!i1· c1·rn1s 11i1h all(jca!ion
of ~~Q .000 fron1 tliL' OfflCl' c·I
~t11Lll'n1 :1ffair::>.
Th·· n1onc~ 11 ·1<; ;;t"l'll t ,
llllL'lt'Ul11•g1at1• ·~thlt·i:(' 1<1
t'OI \'r 1'.l\IJt'll.,l'S ror JXlSl·SC:l'>•Jll
c~1n1pc11tion for the baschall
!Ciltll to Ta('on1a ror \lit•
\\'p s \cr11 Regional
1011r11a1nrnt and !hv ,i.1t:o11al,
111 Springti1·lrl. Ohio. 1f it 111ns
111 \\'a,,,hinµron .
E1J?h1 nH·n1bl'r.::i of the L"CI
tr:irk tean1 11·1ll go to the
nrit111n:i1 c·nllcgC' di\'ision nlt'('t. ------
1hr golf tcnm will participate
in the NCA A tourna1ncnt In
Tarnpa. Fla .. th1• crc11• tean1
('On1pe!ed ;it \lancou1·l·r. B.C.
~u1rl the girls tennis tcan1 in
tilt· r11id11·rsL
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Bast Bids
To Keep
Hot Pace
ti.fike Bast C<Jntinues to hold
S\\'ay over the field at the
weekly speedway motorcycle
racing events at the Orange
County Fairgrounds in Costa
1.lesa ·and \\'ill be on han<I
again Fridny night.
Last \Veek, the 2l·year-old
Bast posted his fourth straight
triumph in the fi\•e weeks of
conipetition and appears well
on the way to deft!Qding his
U.S. championship.
Dill Cody of Garden Gro\'e
"·on the opening scratch main
C\·ent and he dcfealed Bast in
!he chan1pions' only match
rac:e appearance at Coota
i\lrsa.
1'he tu·o ridcrn arc bcin~
groomc<l ror a possible
appearance in this year's
\\'orld Spc«l\'.'ay tinals l11
Denmark. The one Y:ho makes
the trip will beco1nc the first
An1eriean Spccd1vay racer in
nearly 40 years to gel official
recognition.
Sonny Nutter is undefeated
in niatch rnce con1peti1ion at
Co.<;ta Mesa and \\'ill return
f''riday night. He u·i!J face the
challenge of ~Iike Konlc of
Granada llil!s in the ll\"1>-lap
King of the /lilt feature 1natrh
race lhis .,,.·eek.
Dee1l Sea
Fisl1 Report
!ANTA MON ICA -•> 1nol~•!: ua re.ck cO<I. • 1>1tiCu!.? ct llco to.11.
1".tolltADISE COVE -n 1nol!!!: 631 roe~ cO<I.
l"OltT NVENEM!' -34 IOQ!t•~: •? calicQ cau, J01 C!eoe C•"· l$ rO<I\ <O<I, 1 lln<> CO<I.
MA•IHA DEL •tY -3f 11'1<11!•1: 'IS rac~ cO<I.
OCEANSIDE -II).( 1r>11fo!ri: % b•!l. :IO roe• cod.
DANA WHA-F -11 1nal1r•: l1
Cfti!CQ ~·~•. l Catfacuc~. li vello·,,.1111. 's 111~e bBn,
LONG IEAC"I {lel"*lt "li t) -u 1n9l~•1: J.o calicQ ba1s, '" r«k coo
ISPorlfi1hi;ir..-l8 anolft< '0 ve•l0Nt1 l1. 1•<'3 1!1n, !ll reek <ocl.
SAN D! 0 CAA111•!clo11 ,.!~r) 1:,J. 1nQle•s: s 1e11owtall. 11 tallc~ c••~. 2
nal•Cut, 6.18 t<>ek coo, 11 1lno c(d
SANTA IAlltlAltA -2> 1nai.r1: l>l 'ack cod. n •inQ cQd, 16 """· SA~ J'EOlltO -1' analers. II bOtll!a, 91 calico Ci ss. 20> rock coo. Ul"' St. LuicHlllll -SS 1<>eler1: 1 veuo..,1111, 3?1 c&hca 0•!1, n Clue Ws!, 1 h1llcu1, 710
roe< cod ltEOONDO M 1nalers: 6 v!ll~"t1!1, u calica b.1•s. Jlt '°'~ cod. ll•r•• -~ 1n<1ltr~: /1 rock CO". VENTVltA -54 •"'lier!: SJ c1ttca
to•••· '1 lir>11 cod. U caw cod. 7 naliour. &Ii' •&c~ coo.
NEWPD•T (Art'• L1npfi ... J -'' dnalet!; 1 lllftlCl><l•. 'l C••s. SJ rock coa. 1 m1c~erel. to ..... ~·· l.cll1r) -&2 anale•.: in sand l!IS!. J93 rock <Oil .
SEAL IEACM -66 u1alerl: f,,5'J rock coci, 1 cow cOd ltt9t -YJ 1naler.: J bo!lilO, 10 halibut.
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For Coast Area I Lf4SfA '74 610
WAGON $99.H MO.
I . r .. •noaOLI..
COSTAMISADATSUM
2145 H4RIO. ILYD.C.M. Golf for W omen 1 =_\l~A~·~~~L~E-!
.. ~--A. . .._ .... ___ _ We need ycvr Tradel
---Pre~l'l'frtrm~()lrte5l>1id
EXCELLENT SELECTION
Immediate Delivery
Nadine fl.faze of f\lission
Viejo Golf Club captured low
gross honors in lhe rirsl fli ghl
and Joni\ '-1ouron of Santa Ana
Country Club v.·on the second
rtight in the recent Orange
County 1v o m c n ' s golr
championships.
1'faze had a score or 171 and
Iona posted a 182 in the first
annual event.
In the first flight net action.
Joan \Vca,·er of Huntington
Scacliff Country Club v.·on
src:ond place 1\'ilh 150 and
Dianne Brynildscn o~ Old
Ranch Country Club of ~al
Beach \\-'3S third.
Lucy. l tcJ."lonald of ~1ission
Viejo 11•as the net victor in the
second Oight \l'ith 148 11·hil~
Corrine T~·lc ol Laguna llills
Golf Club "·as second.
Glenda Guy of r-.fission Viejo
C:olf Club captured the third
flight 101\: net first place
a11·;ird .
Cosla ~le•a
In a match vs. pa r
tour11amcn1 for n1emi~rs or
the Cosla i\1c5a Golf and
Country Club v.·omcn'5 golf
club, lnioc \Inn Auker finished
first in A fhght \\'ith niinus
three.
Dec A!.hcr 11·as second 11·i1h
minus 4. fnl\n\\·ed by Ginny
Stasko and Lucille \Vi!son.
n1inus 6.
In B flight. it was Gerry
\\'atson lhe 11·innrr v.•ith a zero
!<core. Carol Ross \1•as 1ninus 4
and Lee fi.fcrkel niinus 6.
\'i Thei~s captured C !light
v;i~h minu s one. Ph v 11 is Barn~ "'as second at nlinus 5
\\"i!h Connie Neske. Eleanor
Green ;i.nd Eileen \Vilson tied
at minus 6~
In D flight it "·ac; l\'ina
Dnniclson anri Donna Coslcl!o
lied al minus one for top
honors. Can1ellc i\cnnerl:-· an.I
Grace Sn1ith also lied at
niinu<1 :i.
In a J-3-3 touman1ent. Ginnv
S1asko 1\·as !he A Oight winne·r
wilh 32. folloi-.·ed by Ann
Pappas (33) and a tie between
Sybil Foster and ~1 argaret
Kumagai 13-1).
Gerry \Vatson 11"on B f\ighl
with Jl \i, followed by 1\nn
Van Cleave (32 1~) and Norene
Grad~· (3 4).
Vi Theiss and N a n t y
Terpstra tied for first in C
flight 11•ith 32. Eleanor c;rccn
was next at 32 1 ~ and Elist•
Stipes had 33.
1-.:ilel'n \\'ilson and Cheryl
Bcl·k lied in D flight at 10.
follo\red by Estelle Robinson
t3l ) a)1d Donna Costello (321.
SeaC'liff
It 11as ;i !011· gross. '10"' net
lournarncnt for lhl' \1'0nll'n';
cluh tlus 1rt•ek
In the first Oight. Ann ~ta~ s
11·as ~ro«s \'ll'IJ<" 111111 ••:!
Cuba Curl c:111tur1·1! net hourir·s
1\·irh 78 and i\lnrilyn Julll'S 11 ns
~l·tond rit i!l.
Rose Erickson 11 011 1011
gross n•l!h 95 :ind three
pla.~·ers tied for nrt hnnc• s .. t
78. including Liz Brandenburg,
Ti'rry Cainillo nnd ~'lii'l'J;c
Adanis.
Jackie Fitzgerald caplt:rcd
third flight gross with a !U4.
Roberta Andre\\·s 1\·as first in
net action 1vith 78, folloY;ed by
Alice llubbard (82) and a tir
bct1recn Pat Pcnnc"·cll nnd
Gloria Boland at 83.
.I
Joan Desutter and i\lid<l~·
Benner tied for gross in the
fourth flight 11 ilh 1111J l 1Ull~
Anderson 11·as lh•' lonl' n '
11'inner wilh 81.
,1
'
,Uile Sq1111r<'
Three players li'.'d iur 1011
net Ol'er the field 1n acllon for
!hi' 11on1e1i's clu!J.
Ann· Ford, Caro I
Fricdersdorf and Jo \\'oodbur)
all posted net score:;; of 81.
El J\'ig11e/
lt v:as a gross-net
co1npelitian for thC' '11·on1cn 's
club !h1s ·1rC<'k.
In A night. !.£1rr:iinc ln1pC'~
and Elaine TuJh· tied for fir st
i:,rross honors 11·t1h 90. Another
tie resulted in net action
be\1\·ccn Tina !!all and Elnine
llachten. cuch \\'ith 74. Bobbie
dePlanque. Kay Brady and
:\lidge \\1hltc tied for thf; nex
'
I
spot at 78.
I Cinn.1· Bord.,,.·ell 11•011 B tligh
gross 1\·ith 99. Dott y Nido 11·as
the runnerup '''ith 99.
'
I
Jn net action. Judy Erickson
11·as first .,,.·ith 76. fol1011•ed b I
Agnes Gouin a;1d ~1anha
y
Turner. each \rilh 77.
Bee Cecil captured C flight
j!ross honors 11·ith 103. 11!1h
Tina ri-111ckey second ;it \07
Alil'e ~·ll.'Crt'adic wns !ht· tit'l
victor 11•ilh 80. follo11·ed b1·
l)l}ra \'.angsnrs and li(•tt;
llunmclsba(·h at 61
NABERS
~
0P{N rOAY ~
Please Ca!I 540-9100
2600 Harber Costa Mesa ~:loisc ~lacDonald \1·on 0
flight \\'ith 113 and ;\laxine ~===========
Jol!C'y 11·as second at 117. I
E1·elyn \\'ager \\·on n<'t honors
11 ilh 85 and ~lar1·1s Lynn 11·as
second at 86.
1llissit111 )'ieju
/1 1ras au If tnurnanicnt
ih1· 11on1l·11"1. gt)lf group this
l\CCk.
Cece Co11ry 11011 A lli~ht
11ith 117 11·i!h Lut:,\' .\lcDonald
St..·cond ar !i:l. I
ln n flight. ,JC'an raco\"oni
ll"<lS lhC 11·1nl1l'!' 11·ith Iii.
follo11·cd IJ)' :i tic hrt1\·rcn'_.
\ 1rginia Uransh~· ;ind (;Jenda I ---------
Guv at 76. POOL ~1axinc fl('rt'l 11·en C flight
11·11h &Rand .\l11d('h11c Stanley I TABLES
\\":IS Sl'L'Ond JI i4. )
Shirle\" Lee 11·ns !he D,
11·inne r 11i!:1 ii. ro11011·cd o~· ii 1 s39500
tic bcllli."Cll Jo~!lllC' King and ' __ ..,. __ ..._.::,
Carhara F.rick~on al 83. and
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FORD COURIER:
THE GUTSY
' LITTLE ECONOMY
PICKUP.
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Economical? Yes! But don't think Ford's hot·
selling Courier isn't plenty gutsy. too.
Courier's extra-husky frame . lor example,
fe atures box-section side rails anchored by
seven crossmembers. The roomy 74.5 in. x 62.2
in. box is a!I slcel. all v1elded. Upfront. Courier
rides on an independent suspension with big
coil springs and a slabi!1zer bar. Rear springs
are long, 1vide ... v1ilh six leaves. There are
double acling shocks. hont and rear.
And Courier is as comlortable as it is rugged.
A roomy cab has excellent visibility and insu-
lated quiet. Courier's wheelbase is a long
104.3 inches lo help smooth the ride. There's
even an optional dress-up package -.. stripes,
wheel covers, mirror. rear stE!p, the works - . -
tor special sports appeal. And you get all lhis
wlth an honest payload-and ·people capacity
ol up 10 1,400 pounds.
'
See your local Ford Dealer
Rugged frame backbones a
solid curb.weight or 2,555 tbs.
Dual-cylinder brakes
give you 2 brake cylinders
al each wheel.
Courier shown wilh optional
s\r1oing, wheel covers and
mirrors .
4-cylindet 1800-ce. overhead
cam engil)e has 5 main bearings
lor rigidity and strength.
snap.down be<! liner option cu1hJons
courier'• roomy all·wa+de<I ateet ti ox.
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42 DAILY PILOT
What's Doing
Outdoors
JIM-NIEMIEC
Salt water angling continues along at a good cUp with mixed
catches of !lsh common at n1ost land ings along the Soulh'ern
Califon1ia coastline. Yellowtail arc attracting fishennen daily
lo San Diego, but action ha s been hot and cold,
If it is not current or cold \\'ater, thcn it is the inability
lo 1nakc squid at night, repo rt skippers.
Party boat operators arc optimistic, stating lhat warm
\Vcather should bring about favorable conditions throughout lhe
season. When yellows play hard to catch, barracuda, bass and
bonito help fill sacks -with rock rod being listed as a last
resort.
Alamitos ..
Entri.-s
Tllundll'
CINr, trac~ latr. "Int.,_. 7141 ~-""
"•z l•Kl• ""' race, u 1.11.ctat 6rll. "" .
Nev•port's fleet of sportfishcrs arc mixing schedules daily
and heading party boats out to •,•,1hcre the bite is on. One day
\1ill find anglers at the outer islands fi.shing for yellows and
11hitcs. \vhlle the next day might be spent on a deep reef oft
shore fishing for rock cod. Landing operators report that no mat·
tcr v.·hcre anglers arc fishing they are being rc\~a rded \vi th good
catches.
THlllO llACE. ~ va•d" J ve•r o1dl
& ""· Clalmilllil, P11ne $.lOOG Cl•imlno Pnce 57$00,
Bay fishing is also good in the harbor as large spotfin arc
hitting ghost shrimp and bass are being caught on live bait
and trolled plugs and feathers. In general, fishing in Newport
Iiay is good on changing tides in deep channels, Sk iff fishermen
arc outscoring shore angle rs in Newport, but down fl-tission
B<.iy 1\'ay, shore anglers are on top of daily catch reports.
Ila•• Fid1i11g Slows
Cold \\'ea lhrr mO\'ing through Southtrn and Central California
thi s past week slO\\'ed dOl\ll huss rlshlng. Anglers worked shal-
low and deep water to Cry 'and ge t bass to hil. but on ly limiled
aellon u·as reported and most o( the bass caug ht were on the
s1nall side . a\'eraging less than 112 pounds.
lrl'ine Lake shou ld come back to lire as "'ater conditions are
jusl about right "ith cacfish. lrout, bass and crappie considered
catchable. Vail and llensbau· are producing -some fair-sized cat-
fish and will conlinu e to improve as the \\'Ster temperalure nears
Che 7$-degree 1nark,
Fishing Is slow for bass at San Diego City lakes, but catfish
and sunrlsh are consisteoC biters. Those border city lakes stocked
"'ith trout are gi\'ing up an occaslon:i l lirnil of rainbo""S to pa-
tient anglers.
Reso1•t Arefl.• (,'ro1cded
Snll1y Dee fR. Adair I
A Goin, M•n IR. Bank\)
Meli!<1'• Cn&rger (IC H••11
Specl•I Notoce IC S<lii !hl
Moll RoY~I fO Knight)
Wl>11 W1111<! !£. G•ri.)
Tony Waren Sound (T. lipha<T1l
FOURTH llACE. J50 v•r<I~. 2 year
cld1. Allow•11er Pur~ !l'OOO Tne
MicltfflT.M~
Prolecl Win CT. Lipham)
Jel Re!lecllon <S. Tre1wrt)
Miss Flw Ply (R, Adair!
Record Ch•roer (0. Ca•do!a)
Bal'ld Nell's Bug {J. Ward I
Pokie Rltd (l. B•llOV)
F;c~te liign~1 fJ. Walson!
(hargln Rocket (J, C~agerl
FIFTH llAC&. l50 yaro:". J vear old~
& l/P. Fl"i.1 I. mareio. Allowam-t.
Puri.e USCIO. Tiie Groop l.
Color Me Pink (R. eank1J
RubY B~lll CJ. Wardl
Super Cart (It. Adair)
Be Sur• Olt lady (A. Araiza I
Ous!y P~rr lS. Trea•utt)
Rockln' LdOY "(J. Oreved
She'i Prttlo111 (J. Wa1ionl
SIXTH RA CE. 810 v•r<l•. 3 yei• o!<l\
& 1111. Clalmlr111. P11r~ $1700 (laomlng
P"Ce SlOOO
l{lla!a Pro CS. Tre••u•el
flu Pie (IC. H•rt)
8dltle T•n-(J. Ward)
/i\o"rll 10. KnlQnll
PJppy Voc:llum (J. VIJISOnl
Oire• CJ . Rlcll•t<J\l
Don K1ar {l. 8•110111
H~llO Joay (L Mvleo)
SEVENTH AACE. m yard' l '"·" ol!I• & 1111. Allowance. P11ne I~. Tiie
001111!•1 Alrcratt Mana~men1 (1110.
Tnym11• Jet tJ. W•1M111)
TOI> M•sler {S. Wal~erl
(;ray Dancer IT. Lipnaml
Jalln') No1c fR. E111n~•l
F·"' Snu!!le CO Cor1101J)
Fl~~1 Coi:iy CA. Adair)
1ma Reb (l. Mvle)l
Mr Tn•tt Wars .IA. ArJi1a)
EIGHTH RACE. 3~ yard,. J ye.Jr
Larg"C-crO\vds-arC C:<pcttCd to PofiUTtt!C an rCsort iiieaSl n ~1~~ ~nf'""'~•..u\!00
Pre11 (!110 IL Myle•l California over ri.tc1norial Dav. Fishermen \\'ill be hard pressured Aflffth0\/9M IT. Li1>naml
• • J QYO\li Cnock CO. Knognl) to find a private rock to stand on at any lake. strcarn or r1vcr. w .. nM Go 10 Ca•do1a1
I h .d r h H. h ' II be r II •th k Smooin II Ov11< IS. Wal~er) iol SJ cs O I c 1g vicrras Wl u 11·1 troutcrs Sl'C' ·-· 011~1 M•ss (J oreve•l . h ., d Al h c I d R. r· h Dupe'• RoOit\ Ann 1J. W<J•d] 1ng cav1 y-stockc waters. ong t e o ora o iver 1s ermcn 0.,,11 IR A<1~ir)
\Vill hflVC {O C'Om""IC \Vith boaters rind \Valer Skiicrs for quiet Jan'• C•llaMdn IJ. Creager) ' 1·~ ' HIHTH AACE. J~ yards. l year olris fishable \\'atcrs. & ~1> c1a1m!ng. Calif.oted. Pu"e Sl(l(';(I. (la•mln11 proce i \600 Rig Rear L:ike should hold up \\"Cll under heavy pressure. c.o10 sor"'o' !D. caroo1.JI
b r. h. ·11 be h J d S d S IJ \.., Roc:1.e1 1n111n {[). Kn111nt) ut ls ing 11·1 • on t e !' 0\\' SI e come Wl ay. ma u.1SS ea .. For Luc~ 1s. Treasvrel
1v11l be caught in good numbers in the shaHov;s with catfish and Joyou• va1~1one 1r .. Liptiam1 . . . h OanOY'• Jet IA. Adaorl bluegill also catchublc in 1vecdy parts of Big Bear near I c sr .... e irie ve1 tJ. Orey~)
St;inficld Cutoff. Anaheitn Lake is heavily stocked and ready ca~110 B.;v Bar !J. Broo••l vain T""elaaa (l. Balloul for hol1d;_iy fishe rmen . Triple c Truly (L. Mvlesl
For Wednesday OCCGirls
Los Al Result,s Honored
.......... .,., MIT tt. 1174
Cltar, Trac:~ "•••
l'lltST fftf -)SO yard•. 2 r••r
olds.. Callt-oted. AllDWlll(,, PurM
$1600. Go AMl\llrwty tOttytrlJ.60 l ,llO l.00
.S-'! !KtllVl!tl 1 . .0 .S.60
llOV91 fl•llo\ll .S.20 Time -11.i.. Al10 r1n -T1lll•'1 Go G-o. &ot>ble
e1111ffk, Cl1bbtr1 OUM11 Btt, Ml.
AJ.o"litot Bir, W11py W1rrlor. $cr1ttfttd -l'lcki. Sl1,
U lucta -2-0. Al!Alw•,..,.,., • I· ..................
TMlltD RACE -~ yarOJ. 2 ye1r
allh. Allow•nce. C1IJl.-tlrad. PurMi
11600.
ROIA 0oo Two Cl !pllom) 4.00 3.:IO 2.'1J
No S~d Songs (MYI••) 6.«) •.00
JI!• Tiny Fl••ll <Knl9lll) ,_,o
Tome -11.'1
Also r1~ -Oeiett C•ptr~. By Pl8y,
Noo , Deel, T 11e B11>v. Bud'1 Loa•.
Game COPY,
NO Kr•ICllH.
FOUllTH ltACI' -3;o vards 3 year olds & up. Clafrnlno. Pur~ S2illl0.
Blobtly 810b !Mortbl 6.00 ~.00 160 Tl>e Count {Hart) $.80 l.20
Alt-On M1" Ullch1rd•> 2.10
Tlm1 -17.99.
Also ren -Sir Nom1d, ~oc-el To
Me. Wllill Relurn.
No scralclles.
"flme -11.,..
AIM ran -K1tlt Gold, wr...n1nd,
Amtrlc1n Gent, Llltl1 Du!ll, F.,..lly
"lqht, Swlit111 An;il. Clllr.. 01i1l
ltocbt.
$cratdw:t -M.IJHlk Chk, Otop
O'lio<llY-. Dallfl'I' Ol.l9.
SS ••ad• -J·Okt:IT Da11Mr a •· , .... , .. bell, l"•lf .,,,. ....
Sll!VINTH ltACI! -350 v1rd1. l ytar
ok(1 I. 11p. Allowariu. P\11'_. •17.GOO.
Tiii ln~lJ9Unll. Pe<tadlllo 111/lrd) 1$.IO 6.20 J.60
Nlll\11 Errlll"IQ (Wll$0n) I.to 4 • .fi)
Twalff FIYI (L.lph.lmJ 3..0
Tlll'll -11.IO.
Aho r1n -Podtalu, Chit: Pal Go.
l ldYb119'1 ChM'QI,
No .:ratchH.
l!IOHTN ltACl -«Ill yardl. ~ yHr
old• I. 1,1p. Clafmll'!lll. l"utta SlllOI),
Bid Who (llank1l t .00 4.<IO 3.10
H•'&a Top Sllof IT,..tur1l 4.IKI l.tO
F1mfl1 Allalt (Ward) 1.:111
Tlmt -20 • .M. Aleo r1n -lay War Chit:, Cakutta
2, Flr1cto.1•9'· 8ilfl•, Ral'1T><>fld 81r
Boy, 51111 Doll Deck. Prlncemalt«.
Scraicned -OvlM B. Starr, B•"k 01
Ot~n.
$1 E~acta -3·8fd WPll .. ID·Ht'la
Tot1 snot. f'•hl n •1.oo.
NINTH RACE -110 111rds. ) ye•r ol!ls & llP-Cl•imit111. P11rs• UllOO. F~•I Eddie (C1rd<lz1) l .IO '·'° 4 ;o Clill Bro"'" {l lpnaml 5.1'0 4.00
Mr. P~l!ly {My1ts) •. ,0
Time -... n.
Also ran -Thi Syftdlcar., Gimme
Bar, Olamond Bars, Owp COllY· Lano-
v•n Sir.
$C.ralclled -Samula, TOP Sidi.',
Armed (a•ll.
Orange Coast College wlll
honor its spring girls athletic
-teamo tonlgbr-(!) at the
annual sports awards banquet
in the collJ!ge cafeteria .
Among the top teams to be ·
honored are the g i r I s
volleyball contingents.
The Pirates won the A
league with a perfect lG-0
record and went on to capture
the Southern California
tournament. The AA team
finished seCbrul In league play
with a 7-3 mark and I08t In the
semlfinals of the SoCal event
to eventual ch ampion
Glendale, 16-14, 16-14 .
Members of the A team
include Julia Chaplin , Robin
Harding, April A v e r b a c h ,
Jeannie Slattery, Debbie
Perkins, Cheryle J\fa\\\oe\I ,
Tracy Brann, Shelley Copelin,
Laurie Anderson and Sue
f..tatsuyama.
On the AA team were Sine
~1onroe, Joanie Bandel, Pam
Martin. Meg McCarthy, Vicki
Barr, Kiki McGruder, Diane
Heines and Rorie O'Gara. IS Ei1d1 -4·1'11t l!!dolllo & Ktlh
8 r1w11, p.1id $1.51.GO.
Fll'TII ltACI! -110 y1rds. l year -------------------------! olds & up. Cllimllll). Purse $2000. I
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Mr, Ma.rs Bat (WallOO) •.60 Tlrna -46.23.
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Volleyball
Play Begins
Five Orange Coast area
volle.yball teams ""'ilh visions
or CIF tit les open quesl of
W~r-gs:.!l--with firs~ ro~!ld
g;unes Friday.
Huntington Beach tangles
1rlth North Torrance at 3 p.m .
at Huntington Beach. 'vhile
Corona de\ ~1ar entertains
Ne\\·rort Harbor in <i 7: 15
match and Fountain Valle~
hosts Laguna Beach at 3.
Huntington Beach a n d
Newport Harbor tied for the
Coast league championship in
recently completed regular
season action.
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HOLLYWOOD 'LAID TO WASTE' IN THIS OVERV IEW OF EARTHQUAKE -ACTUALLY IT'S ONLY A REALISTIC LOOKING SCALE MODEL STUNT WOMAN PLUNGES FROM WINDOW OF TALL BUILDING
CHARLTON HESTON, AVA GARDNER GRIMACE IN PANIC UNDER AUTOMOBILE DURING FILMING
People in tlie News
Security Gear Up at Simon 's Home
From Wire Ser,·ices
The Secret Seriice i s
installing about $6 ,000 worth of
security faci1ities , at t h e
McLean, Va. residen ce of
Treasury Secretary William
E. Slmon, a spokesman
confirmed.
He said work has begun at
Simon's home to inst a 11
housing for the special agents
protecting Simon and t o
provide storage ~~ r 0 r
equipment.
Simon has been UDl'.ler Secret
Service protection s i n c ~
February when tie headed the
Federal Energy Office and
rep<rtedly received threats
agaimt bi.s life.
* Jazz musician Duke
, Ellington, 75, was reported
seriously ill with ~monia at
Columbia -Pte sbytetian
Medical Center in New York
A hospital spolo!sman said
Ellington, who "8• be e n
hospitalized for about two ~tm. "has de\l'eloped/
·pnewnotria . which ~is a serious'
condition for him" at his age.
* Rep, Fwtoey H. Stark (I).
C..lil) Issued a f1~n an c I a I
, statem<nt .-B that he
'. paid $776.000 'In 18ies for 1973.
However, he • said, , h i s
, federal . returns are not yet
complete and be " has beell
(granted an au-toma t lc
· •"'-kin, altllougJt r he ' has
~ paid over '500,000 in federal
t
taxes.
Stark'• inoome lu figures
were high, and .is retwns i compll""4od, -use of
' copilal PU "l"ll 11/1$ 'Pie of
his interest in Security
National Bank which h e
founded in 1963. lle sold his
interest after his election.
* Residents ar ound
Sacramento's old ~'lunicipa\
Airport think Gov. Ronald
Reagan's rented jet is too
noisy, and want it moved.
Patrick J\J e I ark e y, a
membert'\f the board of
su pervisors, said in
Sacramento. he w a n t s
Reagan's jet and another
o\\'lled by Aerojet General
moved from the executive
airport to Sacramento
Metropolitan Airport.
* San Diego County
Supervisor Jim Bear was
named defendant in a $666.500
malicious prooecution s u I t
after· filing and t b e n
withdrawing a libel s u i t
against a port commissioner.
The suit was filed by
who deve loped the art mcdiuin
of rubber stan1ps. w a s
awarded the Gold Medal for
Graphic Art, an award given
once every five years by the
American Academy of ArL'i
and Letters and the National
Institute of Arts and Letters.
Thirty-six artists, writers
and oomposers shared $105,000
in prizes at the annual award
ceremonies of the ecademy-
insUtute held in ·New York.
Nelson Algnn, the novelist,
received the Award of Merit
!\1edal. The Award for
Distinguished Service to tbe
Ar ts was given to
photographer Walker Evus.
* Novelist and Philooopher
Jean Paul·Sartre announced in
Paris he is giving up his duties
in various ' publishing
enterprises for health reasoris.
In recent years, he has been
suffering from poor eyesight
aM other. ailments.
Commissioner Harvey Sartre, 69, said ~his In no
Furgatcb, who accused Bear way put into question his
of brlngtng tile suit to get a cootinuing commitment to tile
jlepooillon from Ftrgatd> and leltisl causes which he has
information that would be espclllsed for l110nl lban 30
ll80fuJ polJ!jcally. years,
• * * The Jntemal R e v en u e Declaring . "now that I've
Setvlce told Sen. Hen r Y woo this electkm let's go on to
Bellmoo (R-Olda.), who is win the next OllE!," Prime
ronnlng for re-election, that It Minisle< Pierre E I I lo I I
can't comply with hi• requ<st Trudeau was off I c I a 11 y
to audit his tax returns for tile 1tnominated •• the Uberal
laot JO )'tart end 'llllke tbe ~!dale Jor J?atllament in
results public, his hQme riding of Mount
The ms had no time, a 'l!oyaL
Bell..,. ai.W.quokd Ibo IRS Trudesu, accomponled by
as saying. -,, his wile Ma."11rtt and flanked * by sev"' cabinet rn-.
Saal Stelnllets. !lit ~I b>ld • d>eerini crowd of over
1.000. '·There arc t1~·0 teams
on the go now -the Expos
and the Liberal party of
Canada. And we're both in to
"''in the battle of the season."
* Industrialist Nort-On Simon
C'riticized the manae:e!tlcnt of
20th Century-Fox Corp. for
failing to reveal vi ta I
information to stockholders in
its anm1al report.
Simon, a multimillionaire
and former candidate for the
U.S. Senate. said the firm
should have told stockholders
that damages of $117 million
are sought in 35 anUtrust suits
pending against the company.
Simon controls n e a r I y
400.000 shares of Fox 's
outstand ing 8.2 million shares.
* A federal judge in Charlotte,
N.C. refused to remove
former presidential chief of
staff H. R. Haldemlln and two
White House aides a s
defendants in a suit filed in
connection with a B i 11 y
Graham day observance in ·
1m
The suit was filed by 14
peroons who charged their
civil rights were violated
because they were dtmied
admiltanoe to the observance
attended .by President Nixon.
Th,ey are seeking $840,000 in
damagea, '
' A t t o r n e y s representing
Haldeman, White House aide
WUUam Henkel end £onner
Whtt& RoUK advanoe man
~ u. W•lker said their
clients w~ not Involved In
.dl'!IY!Dg ad\l)lsslon to anyone,
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The terrifying part of it is that
it could happen.
The accompanying pi ctures, re-
alistic as they n1ay seem. are only
scenes from a movie, appropriately
titled "Earthquake," starring Charl-
ton Heston and Ava. Gardner. It's a
story of a massive temblor measur-
ing 10 on the Richter Scale striking
Los 1\ngeles -and the tremedous
destruction which follows.
ironically, Los Angeles does in·
deed pose a potential earthquake
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peril. The sprawling city straddles
Lbe San Andreas Fault which has
ca.used nu1nerous large earthquakes
in the area.
.i\ccord ing to sei smologists. the
Los Angeles area is quite ripe for
a major earthquake of the propor·
lions of the one which nearly de-
stroyed San Francisco in 1906.
The movie ''Earthquake," a visual
spectacular reminiscent of "The
Poseidon Pi:dventure," is currently
in preparation. The pictures attest
to the grin1ness of its subject.
HAD ENOUGH!
SO HAS MODERATE REPUBLICAN
R ER LANPHEAR
MAKE HIM YOUR MAN
IN
CONGRESS:
•NIXON'S IMPEACHMENT
OR RESIGNATION
•STRINGENT CAMPAIGN
REFORM
• PUTTING THE ENVIRONMEMT
FIRST
•CONTAINING INFLATION
•ENERGY-SOLAR, GEOTHERMAL
FUSION
CONGRESS
4.0th DISTRICT
ATTORNEY• PLANNING COMMISSIONER •ENVIRONMENTALIST
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Real Es tote . . . . .... 1000-2999
Rentals .......... 3000-4699
BYslness, Investment & .
Financial .......•.. 5000-5049
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·DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS.
f•yment &
Preparation ...... 7000-7199
Met<handise ...... 8000-8099
Announcements, Personals,
Lost & Found •..... 5050-5499
Services & Repoirs 6000-6099
You Can Sell .It, Find It, ( 6.42 5678 1
Trade It With a Want Ad .._ ____ 7 ___ __,_ One Call Service
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Boats & Marino
Equipment ••.....• 9000-9099 ' .
'Automobile• & othtr
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Gene ral R.E. 1002 Gene ral R.E. 1002 G•neral R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002 General R.E.
IN BAYCREST
The U NI QUE Features Of This Home Are:
11.·s brand nc,r : Perched on a hillside at the
entrance to prestigious L1aycrest ,1·ith an in·
terest111g 4 bedroom single story floor plan.
.•\triun1 entry. forn1al dining and a pnoJ size
lol. 1:or only S87,500! That's a lot of
UN I QIJI~!
EASTSIDE BEAUTY
'I'he ideal fun1ily ho1nc• on huge lot on cul·
cle-sac. F'eatures 4 bedroom. 18x22 rumpus
roo1n . 2 Fireplaces. l,.ruit trees. Storage
shed. F ish pond and MORE! Call for air
pointn1cnt to see . . only $48.950.
MESA VERDE SPECIAL
('on1e see this larg:e, i1111naculate 3 bedroo1n
& fa1nily roon1 honie 111 a choice neigh bor·
hood . J\1an.v custom f(';iture s including front.
lcr1ced patio. ~anall gue~t house and hydro-
ponic grcenhou::.c. l'riccd right at $41.500.
l"'--'a '"' 1797 ORANGE,
1002G.,..r•I R.E. 1002
Lovely ho1ne with TWO master bdrm. suites,
huge family or billiard rm., & a lge. private
sundeck. The view fro1n this custom home is
rnagnificent. The syJJthetic turf looks bet-
ter than most lawns. Close to Big Corona
Beac)J. $115,000.
DUR Y•AR
BAY ANO BEACH
675-3000
2407 E COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR
Genera l R:E. 1002· BALBOA
Air Conditlonro
$.1-1, 1~ F'ull l>ril"C
This '*:i.utiful 21; )'Car old
llOml' sp11.rklt•s like IK'W.
Ne-.1• shag rnqK'ts through·
out , Cl"nl r nl air
t'01W\1!ioni11i:, and ll W'('al
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payn1cnts or $1'..'0/monlh
just -.1·a1tin~ r-. be assun1ed .
&u1·r hu11·y and call.
WALKER & LEE
B,(•111 Es1ah•
545-9491
UNIQUE HOME S Reallors, 675-6000
2443 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar ~ Why not build it? . BAY CLUB CONDO THE EASY LIFE VJ uu.,,21 cosTA MESA
-c::t:mm 11 642-1771 . * LOTS * I BLUFFS CONDO
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BALBOA(OVE S_l_NEWPO-RT HEIGHTS General R.E. l002 General R.E. l002 r 1-:AST:->IDI·:. !lorse pro:i-1n·1\·atl' rluh al HEDUCl'.:D 1 v.iry 111 1\.ilt·. \ii,iµ-;u~n.inn
9 g • • ""' ·IOO· k ~ 1., 1 t.IEJ\IHF:HS!!IP for 0\\11rrs. r.·1.'1" ft1 r llu Jl',1,111~1 111.1111
• J1onu•..; \\ 1lh lot ~plil htld 0\'Prlook.~ pool. G lf'n111... 1 · 1 · ' Like ne\v! J:>ier priviL l>upl('X. J.ovely :l Bit I. tity,"" '= • • 1n e. -·. {,re ... n·Thun1ho'T v ·111l1t>11
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Sl29,900. <:all tiiS-iOGO rr>n1 al BP"f ]'IC. ()\1·ncr 1 & 1al'k 1,.,1. \\111 1radt• Orang(' Count)· l ·lo!.r 1 •11 • ' I ;·, anxious S89.500. 642-7491 PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES 1 • r.:E\\'POHT Jl E AC!! . pn.>µ('r1y. $2'1.~. 111~1. sr;,~ooo ic coinuiuiu ~
(nunty. 01·rr 11 000 sq. Ir. Ontu BALBOA MODE L
3 Bil., 2'h baths I * OCEAN VIEW * T'vo 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath 1 units. $119.500.
SHOWN BY APl"'OINTf\.1ENT on qULC't l'Ul·dC·.Sa1· for{''\· "' I c. F. Colesworthy
Linda Isle Wate rfront • CH.ESTLINE area. $-1,COO .
1·lus1v~ hon1e. $2!!.fiOO. 21 Realtors 640-0020
Tiburon
Assumable Joan
537 .500
556·8800 I Rental: 2 BR, yrly. Cpl.
011ly. $225 Mo. 673-7420.
Custom 5BR., 3 bath home on 55 ft . lot. 70' x 300· 10~ dn . .Sk i· ~ [ ]
Garden view kitchen, \vaterfront living rm., hai·cn hide-::..i•ony. Sh;ir" ~ I 1 Qanifted lar\l::'X BIG CANYON NEW CORNER "CONDO" 40,0~,E.• 1·7·•.•h m
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I] 70 Linda Isle Drive acy. Prof. decorated thruout & prof. ldscp. C.M. . • . AIEAS I
Prime 45' lagoon lot. $150,000. Covered patios, A/C & air-purifier. $132,500 I COSTA MESA :
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General R.E. 1002 341 Bay$ide Or , Suite I, N.B. 675-6161 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road 1
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should check their ads SPLISH SPLASHll f Gene IR E 10021 General-R-:-E. 1ooi l&-C' this Cnrrona ch·l :\!:11'1 n t.:"lf 1'1ui~t·. $610/rno .
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lia bili ty for the first Nor1h (' .. ,1a :\ll'~t h11111,:.('[l\J'S l"'s!liuv -fr<inluru!·I !>(';1u1lf~1lly 11p1Y1in11•!1 2000 l'.'\VF:STr.1ENT ···• $103 000 I Gener.;il
j n co rrect insertion dc~·fna 1,•d 1.111:1 : A J\lrHlEl.. !.1>li1 l!·\i·I ::· ht.•dn'll>rll~ :: .s11. fL All W1dcr·g1'011nd Cl\ILDRF.N·s PAP.ADJSF:. i ' · ~7270 1 i • \~'l lh h':illll't'S li k~· i.IPl~ll'illlH' ,;;t!h'-'. 11;11 .. 1 -J:c<:tr 111111 I ulililit'S in.~· )l;tid fo r. Ju:t :1 BUY OF THE YEAR! 0 u R Av A IL AB Lr: j ·1· • ' '. . Claisific.!!tion 1200.2999
only. \\1;111 p;\p1_•rs. :\!1•..:u·;i11 1111' !'pl ir l<'i i·I. 2 ht.'llr'Oouns. 2 1 11111("~ !tJ frN'.,.,'n y 60. tullj INVENTORY IS
floor-: l'LLIS 1·011vt•rsat1011 h:irh~. 1,;i11o. AH uf 11 11~ and I Pl'l('f' nnly ~4~.500. F»ntun ·s SUBSTANTIAL. 3 & 4 I TRI LEVEL I I~
General R.E. 1002 Bl'.,\l r rr UL LSl'.D Bl.IC/\ i·I""' 1,, ,11<1ppini.:-,1nd onr year Sf'r1vc1· \\arranty. front with 2 bdrm. POOLS, DENS. FOR.:.\1AL . . JU': i.::1~ ~ir•~I ~!'!l 11~. ,t: ron],\ !Jilt' tilut•k ,,, l'il ~ r1:.rk. \';dley Rcally·s C'Xclusi\'I' 194 Ft. o~ North Bay· BDRJ\IS., SO~IE "'ITH I St,;•,.~.-h~o ~,;,'~·,.,;o,H~'"'o,·,M,B',.~, ,'7. I c1 .,-,;1;,,,'",o ... n ·JI OO-l!Pt699'
1---'.;,,;,_.;._ ___ c:; n I·: t' h: I :.; c; \ r. (I U ;.: 1> ,,·h•••I S~l'J.:J!Hl. Call nuv..· I Cal! fol' furrhi·r information. home+ de n · 2 frplcs. DINING & f A l'tt IL Y
!'(l(.ll.. ",\ ~ll'ST :-;1·:~:·· ii 1;7::-1;·.-i0 . e Cu sron1 4 l·:Ctnn .. ;: enr h obb rm. Sh ared ie; 1 HOOl\IS. PRICED FROt.t Clubhouse Road yo11 r" l•••k1n:.: to u· ;1 ~rt·:.r ""-' ., 111 ", 1r c; ruN ro BE N'Cfl I gan1.c;1•. 1\<':1r 11.-v.·. r ull h;ilf & 1.Y F . 1 P1 S69.500. L\ND INCLUDED. ----------tw u111·. C;,ll fur a1•!lfllnt nlt'!ll ~ ~ aert' \111. l..11••;11t'<l {'\osf' loi S •P: ee Slm_P e ot 1 (,\LL FUR A P1':RSON,\L liftvl' nn r~t rn !lpaCC healer ~uih•. ll u~r 1t1·\nt:; 1m1n \11 lh [~1
Mesa Verde ® 1 f!·p1•11·;1y fill. Full pr1r" nnl~ on private Collins Is· HEVIE\\'. 11111r 111111 a !Jail·· l'itot \',\l·i.r r:o C"Ell.l:\C~ ;ind Ap.1rtmtnt~foiRtnt 1'9'1
COATS !S·\2.1~111. p!u~ ,.;i1tr~ l'.1•:d•1 ·~1 land . $215,000. Firm. Cla~i-:ir1f'f! ,\(I! fi.t7-:fi7R. 01·;1 1 hrri rth f 1 r I' r I it(',.. ~ , Pool Home & 1 ''"'111-.11, "1"' ~ .. ar ::.l·r11,.,. .,l:11n1110,1h fu•,1;1 n ••n1 111 th Cl ... ssifica;,"n 3700-3 999
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V1 ·1·d1· :11 11 -· d· 1 ... 111.i 1.1 ,1 __ 546.4141 __ I OC EAN VIEW HOURS -•':111 ~12 2;.:;,, " ,-
Disri1H·1 11•· I•. I D REAM HOME (l"l"·~~·rr.,;u.·1 ro111 N•f,
hf'(lrno111. II···,; '-I •h< '••I (Open E vening~) :-;l'l' l/11.~ l'Ul'lll'I' 1 .. 1·:1 111•11 .: REALTY REALTORS Ad1·1•rt1~t'l'S rnay plaC'e f~ m.-. C1a~~i.i calion 4000-4050
Nf'sl\o•tl J11 111.11111•· ,,,,._. 1,.,·dr,,,11,1, f;111111; 1 . .,0 111 :~~;\2~~;\J~~;,~~~ S~~~:.i 111r1r ad~ by t elt'phone
Entry ro \\uh· l11 i11i.: r<••111 hon··· lli!!hl.1 .1•rt.:rnd1•d 8:00 a.111. tn 5:30 p.m. [ I ~
with 1·:11•• II tn .11'1111 :1···11 l.1•·· !j BED ROOMS + 1.:,11,.1 1111, pl :•~·id 1,.,,,1 '"' lh•' * 673-6900 * i\londay thru Friday ~ · I• $p;11·1<1•1.-. '' ''' n11 ,, ', '" HUGE M to noon Saturday ·-·----'1 Finoiocial
FAMILY ROOM i ltH• p l 11·a 11• h1•;u·h. ,\ .~lq w t LOT SWING A MOP . 1•>.:p;111d<•d 1:1n11h 1·"" In J:1r:.:•· 1<11, ,\ 1n1I\ 1 ~·~1 bu1 J CE I
Enr1 ·rr.1111r·1 .. d• 11:.!td f,,,. !hi)-:i-rarly i\na·ril'an sl~\f ;11 S!l:l.JOO • • I WALK TO BEACti BIG DADDY SAV E A LOT COST~3~\~~'iia~FFI Cla ssifica tion 5000
lan.:e g111u;os (!pc 11 Sal, :.11<1 hon1f' si!uaJc'<l 011 encl .,f 644-7270
Sun.. J.:, p Ill. B••;+I 111•• ··ul-<lr-~Rt• strc'<'I \\ i I h I lluge. lot, haVC' your fl""'ll ' 642-5678 Harbor V1'ew Homes 'I ·R-----~. )~ cro11·d bi :ippt, (·1t lf :l'lh·:!:~r; ov1.,.._111 ... 1 "P u•-S-.apcil" lot. fan11!y garden, ..,,·alk to_ all 1<'nllt•!!r P;1 1k h•t~ lots to offt•r I FIVE BEDROO:\IS NE\VPORT BEACH ""'"""'"'""'""" ~
Prlt'i' 51~:.~1 . ...-1. ,\, 11 dishii;1,IJ('r. r.;, 11 [•:\Int. !i(·hools and hca~·h! Spac1nusJ ,~· !his h••n1(' 1..; lhe gN'a1e!s! ALL TEH'.\i'S 3333 l"civport Blvd. _
OPEN Tll 7• /1 S FUN rn M NICfr \'l'l)' :.har;1. \'<'ry un1qu•·. : l'll1r). l1l.1gr h\'1ng roon1. . I lui.:. Br s, :; i:;:rf'a! baths & y ba . 1 had 642·5678 c·:1ll 11n11 -~12-253.'l. Anghl kitchen. BIG Hlf ,I :. ~IK'l'J;d i.:ui·sr ;tp1 ._,,.llh J!i;;, OU f'Xaln iun!ers [~ I
I fl~t ·:•11 c,.' s 111N ronr1.11-~· F',\:\l!Ll. ROO:'>l ! t·orn1.1! 01\·n h pli·. Bt·and UC''o\' bet1er get our your mops, 11u:-;TINGTO:-; BEACH
· [ _,..,_ • dining, hui::•~ l>cdroon1s. Call [1~11ni.:. brooms, i.nrl huckl'ts and 17875 Beach Blvd. , . \gL fast !lli.1-6767. I $S2,500 C'all us 011 this on<'. Do a 540·1220 ' · JUS · 1 little clean uµ and you'Jl l ~~~~~~;:'.'.~~~1 ::II T REDUCED OP£NnL'J •ffSFUHT08Ef11CE1 havC" a hou1<' !hat 1ou'll bt" LAGUN1\ BEACH I• · · --~ PRICE ~ I 1,1-oud oL C;;IJ no-.1· and ask 222 Forest ;\\·c.
CORONA DE L MAR S BEDROOMS 1 ' a bnut l1s1h1-.: Noi. 94-01 •194-9-iti6
Home With Income N~w~ort He;ghts . 2211 Nc~wpata !L8,0
1· WALKER & LEE ....-.., .... me SA:'; CLE:'>IE'."TE
Cozy :1 Bl:. 2 l•:i, 1\1111 NEW LISTING !! J BATHS 646-8811 ]~Pal J-:~1a 1~· 305 N. EL Cnmino Real
J1r1•pl:i('<' + ur1v 2 BR rrnral , . . . . . . . . --0-P-EN SA --COSTA MESA ·192·4·120 ovf'r garage. For ti.dd1tional N~,u 11•11 hor Iii. As<>u nl.ihlr, l't 1c·•· t'•·dt1l'•·rl S2.liOfl . ."> Int'~•· , T. 1:5
infrinnation. ! V1\ loan. I111maculah· .• h1•drr101n .... ~;~T!l,\ LAl~t;t:! 456 Ca mbr idge Circle Sun/Eves. 1 545.949 1 NORTH COUNTY
CALL 540-1151 ~·drn1, 2 ba. BI 1n s, ]',\:\HLY lt00 :\1 Wllh \\'4'1 1 N1 •11·po rt f-1C'1i;h1s art•a 646 sass I dial free 540..1220
f111•plat'£', llf'\V cpt, drp:-. 1111 1· !lt1;:f' rn i rr o r (·rl Pnif1•s;;_d1•t'fl!'.'.J lKlrn1s .• l7.l • '
Uh!e gar. Li.;r yard. f11t •pl.H·1•, over 2,6(() sq., ft., hatlis, /;1n1ily rn1. Blt·ins. 2 ---!---------CLASSIFIED
646-3'128 or Eve. 548-2426 "' '" "'.'.l'.'.'"· 0on·1 ''"'·' ! Fq11,., Ne;n· 1mw kilohm A SSU ME $26,500 I ROSY FUTURE I DEADLINES
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REALTORS c;1•1 1. r' <i 0 1rs f UN ro Rf NlfE' 1 111oi1nr. .~;1r(l , >l.oin.~· !':>:fi·:is. 10 . ~-2 1~Pi~s ~~:; C'~oro~:e d~~' is 3;30 p.m. the day be· -------I j[ ~-~ N1·a1· l\(· ... 11·l•f1 ~.1n!1n1ng, '!. .~1111y £'rondo conven1<'nt . ro I f\tar. Donl" with a fl'l"I for I fore publication. except
Jh11'•' som~thing you \Vant lol GIB WA LK ER p.1rk. r11>nl . transport1.t!10n l lomo~w. 2 "·"•-m .,,., •. 1 for Sunday & l\Tonday SC"ll ·• Cl,a~~ifir-d ads do it h I d I "v ""'-' ·~· n ·' ,...d.tl h d dll ..... , r' REALTY 67.S.5200 s•: IJCJ~. an . i; iopp1_n;:. v.1th built-ins rra1Ul'C'rl in r. Ions\\' en en ne
\\·1·!1 · call NO\V 642-~7.~. j I l I -___ _ t.ou1 nu·t k1tC'hf'n Priv;1rc 1 r ~ u i 1 C' is Saturday, 12 noon.
General R.E. 1002 G e n er a l R . E . 1002 C'Li\SS SELLS -~:!-:ili78 p·1rin. t;1,hs of storage. High I 111 as f' d 1 .. · · 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;:~ · ----- ' . ·. · Indoor-out oor 111ng: roon1 CLASSIFIED
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I IRVINE _______ .... ______ _
1111.y1n111 s 5168/mo. Don t fa scin11.ting propt'r1 \'. Asking ERRORS: Advert isers
1111ss 11. C:11l 545-2~13 not much moN' ·!httn 101 should check thclr ads
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DAILY PILOT assumes
liability for the first in-
correct insertion only. ~i THE REAL
ESTATERS
TIRED OF
RENTING?
Call us today • We cnn snve
} nu 111onl"y & hac;sle11.
Vi-h·1':u1,~ · No money down 1
CANCELLATIONS:
EASTSIDE
4 BDR-FAM. R.
lnll'T'lor 11.-,i~:nrrs n\\n 1 Classification 5100-5299
b1'f\roon1. d1·n h nm f' , ~------f;1n1as1 1rall~ up~r<id•'fl <ind Lost and Fot.nd Jfnl
1nr qua lir~ tt.·l~1r 1hn1nu! .LJJ
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n11.:h1 11i:htt·1t par1n r .. r Classifico11 tion 5300
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HEIGHTS Clau;fi<0tioo 6000-6099
AREA J~crrnl ly l'l"l•·cnral••!I, ()\\ n"r I [ J•] lnstruclion r,i<11·11•·: out •1f arra. :\
Hrrh1 ~1n1.; ;1•1d f:tnHlv l'•~1n1 r>lu.~ "l'l'lud«d pril'utC-riu1io. 1 Cl•ssification 7005
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PETE BARRETT l '~·--iJ(tJ I
-REALTOR-'c1 ... 1r;"''o" 1000.7 199
642-5200
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PANORAMIC ~""""--~ll§l
j OCEAN VIEW c1 ... ;r;;,1;on 8000-8099
Nev.· home und('r ~
1 ronstrnction 2400 sq. lt. 4 , I .1oa1,Mld J •if
1 lx-droorn, 2 ~ bath. All · _ Mar'rle EquipmMt . tiC.
1 \\·ood & class. Corner lot 25
1 ft. Bridr.e entry df'cks . Call C lassificetion 9000.9099
' 646-7711
CHOI CE TURTLEROCK HOME
Cul-de-sac home with 4 bedrooms, family
r()(lm, dining room. 2Yi bath,!;. Very large
pool sized yard \1·ith fire ring. Electric
~<iragc door opener and many upgrades.
~li:!.,~10.
LIDO'S EAST END
ELEGANT 4 BEOROOM + FAMILY
IJ:\ l 'CltES1'. 2.iUU !'fl . ft. offered (11 • only
!ii9 l,500, incl. land. Custon1 bullt home -
lovely courlytirtl patio-secluded & quiet.
II alter King 644·6200. (IV31)
I
also :·l'; financing available. ·Best stf'cel, good schools, I
Call li Hi-i711 ' great home, flf'C'rls paint.
When klUing an. ad be
sure to make a record
of the KllL NUMBER
given you by youc ad taker as receipt of your
cancellation. This kill
number must be pr('·
sC'nted by the advertiser 1 ~-~ ..... .-:-"""
In "" ol • dis pute. Walker & lee T'""'°"'""' J[ii]
Cla 1sification 9 100-9499 Open Thu r s., Fri. 2·6 844 Via Lido No rd
1:our bedroom, 4 bath. bayfront \Vith pier
and slip privileges. ~O toot lot . $295,000 .
SANDPIPER WITH POOL AND
\'1e\\1 ;1t Spyglass J(11i,gr . 4 bedroom, 3 bath,
2 fireplaces. 3 car garage \\'ith controls.
\Vet Ba r. 1\ll btult in Kitchen. Dramatic
Cathedral ceilings. !129,500.
ON THE POINT-CORONA DEL MAR
Charming older family home situated on
two parcels overlooking ocean and jetty,
Picturesqu~ 4 bedroom, library, guest
house, stud101 many trees, room to expand.
Rare find-belter hurry! $225,000.
SUPER DELUXE DUPLEX
5120,000 buys near new 3 a nd 2 bedroom
duplex. Modern bullt-in kitchens. Both with
Jireplaces. Walk lo bay or beach.
DREAM HOME LOCATION
EVERYTHING YOU EVER DREAMED
FOR
4 bedroon1s ' fnrn ily room, formal dining
roon1. large .(!Ourmct kitchen. laundry
roon1 & separJ1e .se\ving roo1n . Cul-de·sac
street. $86,500. ('ookie Allison 642-8235.
(W43)
OCEANFRONT-
SIDE-BY-SIDE DUPLEX
9000 sq. ft. of top quality luxury construe.
lion. 4 BR & den + 3BR & den. Great
opportunity for joint ownership or part-
ners or live in one & rent other. High in·
come area. Subterranean garage .. for 6 to
8 cars. Asking $365,000. Gloden Fay
642-82J5. (IVJ8J
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Well located vacant Udo Isle lot. Near
tennis courts a nd sandy beach. Plans avail-
abl,e. Asking *"".000 . . _
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[Irvine I
DIAL 644-1766
2161 S•n Joaquin Hills Rd., N.B. 11140 .. <Mhur .... tzoo
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I Priced right. \\·hn1 do you 1
think? Before d('ciding, call
for appointment to see.
[ Wa,l.~,e.t~.Lee ~o:.L11• __ ' . _ro•JM
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airs. 1~ haths. I.01·(·ly
dri.1>.•rWfl Rnfl 11 ff . w hi l c HUNTINGTON BEACH 1
<'Rl'Jl{l11n11:. nev.· appliances,
ron1er hreplact>. Large
pitlio & gurden for your dog
or en!. R<:creatlon room &
hct11M1 pool. $.18,IXXI.
PETE BARRETI
-REALTOR-
642--5200
is this executive styled 3 BR
home. Dramatic atriun
entry gracious living room, 'candle light dining, garden
view kilchen, large family
room, designed for prestige :
Uvillfl:. Call today fOr 9Jl
nnoolft"ment. The Real E1tat• Fair
536-2551 or 139-6133 ·
FIX nnd ~l\E.'! Hu i?e
Ea ts'd c t M sa execullve home. G ie n I s I e OS a B eul-d .... , lot. 4 + '"'""Y I • room + fOl"t'l'lll l dlnlnp..
5 Bl'l.lrooms, 4 bath,, 3400 Sq, CI08r to beJch. $49.!M! can
F"t., huge • 3 car iral'llle. ~M;,;7.,,-Gl"'"IO'-=Agt~. -.,,--,,--.,-
l:y500Mcc1rdle Realtor ~~ho~~ s~"f~:
1810 Newport Blvd., CM a mod<'ll ! 4>«troom1, 2
~7729 bolho, ~ to ......
WON'T LASl'I Call "'1 -
847-GllO. Clu&tlJed Mr ClU 80-(Jfl78 bld!z! a.ASS SELLS -64U61I
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CANCELLATION 0 R 11 t .1l '''"''
CORRECTION OF NEW 'I AD BEFORE RUNNmG' 1-FIXE_R_ -UPPER - ' '""''°'Sale Every effort is made to . kill or correct a new ad Attrntion huildf'rs! 2 Bdrm. . . .
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thllt has !Je<>n ordered, on 25~ R-2 fol, nr. ot<t•an Cl1ss1f1cat1on 9500.9999
but we cannot guaran· I & bRy. Hent no-.1· -huild
tee to do so until the ad : later! S.19,500
has appeared Jn the l•Call: 6T;:i-.3663 ~2-22)3 Eves.
paper.
DIME-A·LINE ADS:
These ad1 are strictly
cash in advance by mail
or at any one of our of·
fices. NO phone orden.
Dea4Hna: 3 p.m. Friday,
Colla l\1ea. office 12
noon -all branch of·
ttces.
THE DAILY PILOT ,.._
lf'rvet the rtaht to claa· sUy, ·edit, cenAOr or re--
fll.S(t 111ny advertllcment.
and to r.hangc it. ratta
& rca\ilatlona without
prior notice.
CLASSIFIED
MAILING ADDRESS
P. O. Box IMO,
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associated
BR OKERS-REA LTO RS
l 025 W llolboo 613-166]
f 11UGE ~ beaiJUlul townhome
features giant size bonwi
room, loveb' private patio,·
~paclo us garagt , tremcndou!I com m un tty
faclllUes. All for $30,lXXl!
847-6010 Agt.
SUPER size 2400' two story.
I Nice and clean. Playroom la
650 aquare fctt h u K e ,
Excellent location. $47,950! ,
iijT-<010 ,<at.
$26,~I Low cash tb usume
1188 tot&I peyment. 1"4.
FID\. Sharp 3 bedroom on
ovtn1ired Jot. H u r r )' I
817-«!10 Art.
N••• sports
e411fpment r
For Cllalfled A4
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641-1671
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• ~ BR TWO STORY Tromondou1 Cherm .....;.:;...=::....--...:1;;7.:.:00 RECREATIONAL
l.11v~ly horne hi q u I e I On 1) acre! Lnndscaped for LI:ASE On RUY my brand PROPERTY
1 n\·lf,:hbo1 hovel it'll I u 1· lr1 b lhe utmost 111 pt1vacy. t new 2 BR, CONOO;\IJNlll:'Yl 7 + AC..1<Jo:·s • minute& 10 I htl~·d llMI, t'u:non1 clrJ)!' FC'aturt'l'i 3 bdrn1g, 'l b8tM.: Rofl~moor Lf'isUI'(' \\'orld. lan:e moun'ialn plaY$rf'Ound .
1 tln'Ough oul. M'Jl. ti:Ul'l'il rnl. All ni od C' m applinnL-es. New Ustl•g La.guna. Ownrr. f 21 ~ 1 chou't' hunti~~ and ll!hln<> • witirlv. ba., floor 'to N"li lng t'lreplnC't'. Re~tntly ruti .. re<J '' t)oO" "nnn ..... , 11• po u "~ ·~ flreplaC'l', all rlt.'C. bH1n.s, J & carpeted. Hus 2'-p~"rty In t-h1rbor HlghlandJ: A very lSiii.'.Ac.11. OOoosv or · .ul\ ma.kt' up""'() lw~k payments
rrorm;1l din ins; r (} o 111. patios. tx-autiful ~·hi t e atO'acUve home with formal · am! :i,.a;otne S~IO balanct'
POOL-LOCATl()tµPRICE ~~u,ntrd on an oversized lo!. I V>'tlll'r vll·w! Uf';u.:h & shop~ dining room Near all ASSUME 5~4% FHA. Ooullle 6 ~ J\C-l{t:s -1nountaln vlstotc
A REAL RARE OPPORTUNITY Delightful 3 BR Home on a qui·el cul •-sac. $52.500. o<>arby. $86,000. ca 11 schools, Marlncn pflrk & ~~~e. 2 ~ 3 ~t!;_;~Xlnt -hul, <•I South1·r11 Color11tlo
lo boat lovers W8lltlnf a luxury home with "U .. -CaU ~ Jl9.W!00.1 . L1brarv. \\'n.lk to \VestcliJf "-"'ation. ,.,;.,,........,, ~;,o,)0,17..-~nr.ultun~I a.r1'.", • NO
r • 16'x40' pool, wartn fianeled fa1nily roo1r1. R~ I I ' ., 1 11 N NO rN I En~sr I d I' t th f t M · h ... -· 8ho!)P\ng & busloou center Duplexes/Units · • ~ •'· • p er an s 1p a e wa e r ron . a tn ouse; cently u~graded w th ne'v carpets & more. [ TA~~lL.J ! sa7 ilOO Ca.II 67" 7'l25 1 1 1800 y1·nr :iround nct'l's11 -$:\6(Xl • 3BR., 2BA., plus Ost. qtrs. with bath. 2 O t . ' · "" · ~s.a • s:11l per mon1h
p atios and n1uch mpre. $129,500. FEE! Don't u stan tng value aL $41,000. s ACHJ-: r~sT,\'M<': -\Vi thin
lose this one by hesitating! Owner will t rade GRUBB & ELLIS CO. 3 UNITS 1,u1:e dowtopmrot ·do"' 10 f D I 1' · I various con11nunlt1cs -4 ski or up ex Or r ip ex. 1920 s. Coast 1-hvy., L.B. All 2 RR'!(, srp. n" n<'r unit arl'11s \\'ithin 90 minutes -
$96,000-FEE REAL TORS 675-7080 \I.1th l<'nrcd yard. 1\bo ne\v S:.'61Xl <.:ASll JJR!CF_; -7'i-
With a view o! Fashion Isla nd. Ex~ensive HUGE 2 STORY I Pr ic e R e duced ~ 1, cu11)('1, dr111Jt·~. 1111·. ~h)\t· lnten·~t -n10n1hly payment General R.E . 1002 C M 0 and paint'. $ :'! 9. 9 5 0 . l<'ss thun s:r;. i1nported tile in entry, breeze way, itcben t osta esa 1 24 $G;a) Totnl Cash. Tllke ovl'r Savi· today. Stop by or call SUPER "E" RAFtR1-:·1·r It F: J\ LT\'. 1-'nr 1nflw1n;if111q rri!I C'Olll'C'I
& rear yard of this exquisite Portofino h ome. i MESA VERDE 1~11. 110 qualifying. 1.,.;1rt:" Etbou1 th(· 3 bdr1n. <1ua1nt 64:!-t<:i:i. I ;:o::-:1S!J-2.1i~ 1n' :~u:~~18'..Hi2'11
Fee land! 3 BR. 4 BA + bonus room AND ON THE WATER r:inu!y r,,.1ui oix·n'> ri1110 homf' in a villa~e Sl'tting. ON FEE ------_ 1 _ \\"r111· P .lJ. &'( 12111
many more custo1n features, all for $96,000. Newport Beach I CUSTOM :.undcck. Counlry kll{'hc·n. tJi;i,t )Hl<; just had its pnet• If rou have El. fiatr ror 11\(> Income Property 2000 Alam(l,:1, <.:nlorn1!•1 ~1101
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$62,900 IN UNIVERSITY PARK? 2 t t ~""'·"I r uu ''" vu ln!, nl't.od 11u1tk ~ale•. linder CVt'IY\\'K'I~ .~a poo, loo. st•ns.1.t10nal p1\)Jl(•i1y. 11 ·, • ' ~ . I<•, < ining, t[ 111 el !1111nc. 4 01· 5 IX'<lmorn~., .-I 00 B' <i S."5.000-I !In• sough\ aftrr 4 !'I•. Gro>JeS 2700
A real greenbelt l·ewel• 3 BR 2 BA home & Joc·1110· , ... , ,,,, •• \tu [ "'1 • J. "1' 111--7111 • t\t'!<..' .., $145 000 · • • ... ..., ,.,,, rry liugc living roon1 + filn1 ily 96&-4;iTI ~ J l':unily Hoon1 'E"' Plan in , , 1 .1,L'"
faro rm. l lighly upgraded. Huge brick pa-CALL 540-1151 roo}111 plus run1pus room or olia~· , ti Hlulf' h' hi 'ti'! •1
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, .... . . '1u • "'1 "'" t•1u-* A TOUCH * 1'·1 . l" t'C' l\; USl" 0 and 10 sharp unit:-;. &!'1 buy it for $62,900. i:aragt'• A \\'Orld of f1•alur1'" * OF CLASS * REAL ESt'A':TC n1111'\lI'S, shunt rs, top )..'T'tldC' ll"o.JkJnu JJl.lt•· on tht.' hlt""k lilJ11o::-,1 11•;. 01!1·11 n1;11f~. ·r. ..... & cll't:antt. Only i yt-.u·s I'\ Iii e;1rpe1 nnd 1\'!t.ll ("(lv<>r1n~s. , "' . "" · a 1 \ .i n 1 a l! 1• , 111-..•·/)~11•
NEW RED CARPET. REAL TORS fK'\\' $.'19.950 -64&-TI71 . .. ' , ., ' ll!k> GlClltl(')'n! SI. I! .l'OU l'ntcrtain U11s IS ~uw· rllll fl \"t• l~llll !Juild!ll : .... illH'l"•''T, S"Jl~f l'l'l' .11·1\
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CAL L 640-8672 TOP-0-THE . I 1,•., .. ~w ..... ,,,1u1 l>J)C Uy U\\!ll'I. ·, 1305 Skyl1nc D;,. NE \\·l: 1, em 7:1:.t-liOO. Real E5t ate ~xcnge 2&00
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BROADMOOR ti I r I kll'·h \·k !lei ·~ o., I ' -I Nt':1r Drs<'·t 11<1! ·"t1rirv<:-b£'11otlfully rlccorolf~I 3 Rn .1c1lnn 011 1\S lt.'.!Ul IU No IHddt:n t;O:>ltoi, !1t.'LdYS ' , s ;)' ·"""· ~· anr C_.::!;..!.!-"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~'I ' J 1 t ·1·00 f n keoff'r Are You Fussy? -~--~ 1·0.11plt•i.·I) t111·n1:;h1·d
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Outstand ing family ho1ne on quiet cul de sac;
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go at S58,900. Incl. land. ,...-i. 1 CORBIN-MARTIN, INC.
home \Vilh huge "rlrne rooni. II.is ·I lxlrin._, i 11,dh". BRASHEAR REALTY 1 e ".SEA LIFF" Apts. OYO Thl'll lie ~url' 1{1 111sp1.-t·t 011~ .. ' ' I I "' f c 281' ""A A k t I lull" I I \ \\\on I tlu tnuch l11 :1 t.'01\• r Sl\11JU. or 11 111 , . ..,1•li.1n"£'. forinal d!ni:ii:, und luxurious r .•ll'n1a 11111.n).'; rooni. <h t•,11111842•7411 Ev 968-4377 1 "'~l'iHl ron .1'-W ~ • H.'f•U i ,, t crora e< ..,
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81{2 °/o INTEREST I TO $89. ,500 c~?0~1,J~110F HIGHWAY * CLL ""'4R4'l I I Real Estate 962 6644 "'·"" 499.1100 F mm ""~rm. or lhrs tee. 3 General 3102
\J'l 11\.1°'21 REAL TORS 644-7662
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I 01•.'ncrs un11 r:v£'1"Vth1nt! 1" D p l -1 OlrNf.R dc~""t"tlt' Assu111c ' ED •• •. J llu0 r kit. '''/brkl•.·1. a•""·J·, l;1 rgl' anr l hvahl<' custon1 I ~ · ana oint 026 ' · ,~ ' · · · " ., ''"' Look :it tl.IOSC' terins~! Tiir~ 11,,n\l' in Corona dt'I J\t;ir 011 Ill'\\'. A si•1·!11dcd 1lv;1d-1'11rt ~-. 1'(. luan. 2 Bd1·n1, 2 Uaths .... ny Du1idl'r. Lovely 3 I db!. door entry. Priv. beach ASSUME 51/2 0/0 Sl·l.J Util pd, Hice barh, ne11 :
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l>nl.1 :SIJ!l.:11 ~1 1 n;•111r1t!l •IY"SFUN T06EN1Cr' iij,\.7111 or ,l~tS·lllll. $:fl,OOJ. Bkl·. Call 9ti2-5:Gi 'I * ,191-0301 * LgH~'RBQRo ~·1e.n~·lt. '...'1'o~s. ("•r1r\,H'l •ll s:ir,.,~ {;1\_ li1.\-!lJ~O __ nr __ 4Jl-... hl
Call £il-i:!l l I ®. . i --,-NE:\\'OUPLEXE~ I Southcoast Paeific Corp. j HOMES T;1k1· ;i1J \ant a ,: t'. c , ! B1\CllE:LCJH·u1111s. $11:1. l\.I~
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1 * DUPLEX * Fountain Va lley 1034 ~ • I Neff, ltltr. 4!H-93U:i I 3 Bdrms & tlen ... ,, ~i9-8130. 1 I EASTSIOE MANSION l &>st l.iuy 111 to,~·n! So. of l ~ Lake Forest 1054 \Valk to , Costa Mesa 3 1241 TEMPLE HILLS I ~IYJ :i;fl[l 2 story 5 bdrm, 3 '. lhl'y., 2 BR. t'ach. Frplcs., 7o/a ASSUMABLE I -1 --! BC'ach, pools & tennis
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ha. fonnal dining, laundry r<'t..'Cntly n.'tl('('Or. Comer lot 1 Tiburon L'Ot1do, 3 Ur, 'L Ra. I • 'l. 7b•rY.,0 2A1.~1',uatmm~tl.~ L1"oah0nmc 1 $-16,500 E -SIDE 2 BR FURN. •~•·in. •, ,\ere lot on cul-Or-for privacy. Good fLna11cinc .. _Horul'l'i linl1ntited, 96~'i2S . OCEAN VIEW -,. VJ "" • CAYWOOD REALTY ·DANA POlfllT Water & gardener paid.I
r .iur bi·<h.,...,,-,111,. '.!'" i.;,rh~ nn s.1t· \\ :lO'x<l:i' H,t· pool, C;ill no11· 10 l'l1·' , Huntington Beach 1040 !\\~ivc .... att'hu1;;,. !ro1n your localed 111 beautiful Lake * 548-1290 * DUPLEXES $295/mo, S4S-OllB
:c l'Ul-d ... ,:H' :-i11r~·r 1·l1•.1n I f>la~·hou~<' ;11xl many, many MORGAN REALTY '. ihnL ng rooin. t .irl 11·atching f''orcsl. SJO,SOO cash do\in 1° Fabulow;. Oct:an Vit'\\'S . I -~·''\111!;1!.h• \',\ 1 .... n s1,· .. 1 t•,11·;1,! Pril'l'd lo ~ell fft~l-671-6642 67S-6459 p. Rd d I lt'Olll ~l)Ui' rlt·rk .. l\la;.;1c<1l "7'1(," V,\ !O<Ul, Price NE\V PORTOFINO home Ill 8 l\t..·w. Bi_·autiful .ou_pk·xes Lido Isle 3156
()('•';111 \II'\\., ! .. 1\'Ull I 13t .Ll'l1 4 l1 1l~ s·1~.flt)() -~>o· ~ rlo11·n ----rice e uce I znoml'nls n1att..'rlalz1e hl'fOI'•' \ includes rarpct thruout, Harbor Vie\\', Fan ta s I \ t" ~·~,.'l-~f t '.ill 1, II• -;ii I f',\LL ,,1-. ""!" J FI NE DUPLEX $2 400 lllt..• f11'C' in yow· n1art1n1 JILL I Ura pt' s, di l'i h washer, view to ocean. 3 or 4 Br, 31,:.: Stil,!l50 to s7,\,9':!0 LIDO LIVING :l Ult 2 B,\.I .J'<J'-........,......, " 1 I Ba ( il d" froni :SS,300 Do\\'11 ,. , ·• . ,'. . . Ru~1Lt: 111• n11y 11/~hlol' frplr, • l!'Urt\'to!l'SHltun a.1-ea 1 .AU lhts landsc:ap1ng ~·ith_ sprinklers. · • an1 Y rm, U1 rn1 . Office Open Daily 1,5 ,\\a1l Su1nn1e1. _'.'lo I t is. PR€~TIG€ gL..,~ \\:11!.'>, Ju.,h p.1110, ... 1 2 Bdrm. + Pool for !:J.ti,500. "'1th payn1c111s Beautiful location across bonus rm. Lands ca P crl \Vi·ckends 10_6 at Call (2131 193---IH2i 1
I Ho tr.~·-l"l' .qil 111 1~11'.I' On~.v I $22 600 l1kt• J"l'nt. llcttcr 1 lurry. fron1 decli~tcd pa r _k ,; la~,~~ fee lot. By owner 333til Cop~r L.Ln~£'rn Ne wport Beach 3169' Walker & Lee . ME:S ~;,···",)!} llkr, Op·~-~111,1 l · '·I\ • HUNTINGT()N HARBOUR l:Olllpaf'e_ this outstanding-I &ll 9'1 ..... "l ~9&-:14::1, Ag!., 64t-4!Xl:1 -~-------
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General R.E . 1002 General R.E. 1002 SOUTH OF HWY. t":1n buy n1y upgraded ~11il / li'.?1tCOAST11\\''t', only $187. per n10. Use quick sali'! basis. 3--HR, din. --6 UNITS beaches. Avrli! ror sumn1t'rl
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Make an atmosf immediate move. Newport Crest
is !he exclling townhome community that
overlooks Newport Harbor and the ocean. Big,
bold spac ious homes. Residents' Swim and Tennis
Cente r. Exterior maintenance provided. Come-
let us show you how yo u can't afford not to live at
Newport Crest. 2·3-4 bedroom re&ldences
.Ne~om $83,000 to $93,000.
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TOWNHOMES
Newly Redecorated fur :S2,0IJJ bclo1r rcplaccn1cnt • il4: ~MG--1384 & ~13: 59Z-:l845 your cash to an advanta.E:c. roon1, custo111 tork & • 01· µJO ye<rrly. Barrel 11 ~ Bd 1 1 1 t'O~t. ' 30 day escrow or sooner. Van--Lult papers, huge deck Easts1de Costa Mesa Realty 642-fl200
" rrn.9 ~n1•: "'111 rfn.'.~. 12 Bdrm ("(lndo., desirable S.ALE-OR-LEASE.-4 BR:--3 You had belter call fast 011 overlooking canyon .~ bay. $79 500
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""'1'bo· !6 'B . supLnut o1,c;-.s. i;rounU !~\"cl floor plan, 11~ i·ar gar 2', 1-·· N'~ly ...... this one. For appnl. (714) :, Owner/Agent. 644-6808. Q . . I .· • u1-;,\UTl1'1.JL l Hl'. h~~·. l,,J\ a a ay roper ies [ years nc11 Freshly Pa1nt£>d . -...,, . ..... u1et sec us1011 and lt>ndcr \\.i!cr \v /t!cx:!•. :--<:c<'1Y furu.• * * 641).8484 * * 11,11h tastt•fuHy ""nr\ea and CIOl>C··· to 1va1C'J'. 833-9169. 581--0ZIO, Cummd Realty HARBOR VIEW la~scaping. One bC'droom Npt. Beh . S:U."i. jjl'J-Tl :'ll> . ,~. I 1044 Co. Lrg. fee lot across f rom unlls that attract long tel'n1 . 9 Cif:\filIL\IG Duplex. So. 1n1rrorcd lJVJng .rooin, plu sh rv1ne . 11 nbclt 4 BR/iBA tenantts. Ha.s m 0 cl er 11 ON bay, !0\1•nhouS<'; 3 l:Jr, 2' ~I
of hwy 011 11 ~ ll·Z Jut~. Bv 1\·J..!JpaPf'rrd c!1n1ng area, l ido Isle 10S6 r° &:e<' $82 5oo B , • duplC'.x, older triplex a.nd ha, 2 1:ar J(a r, bo,.1t slip. Yr.: ,
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·-• !'h.l'.! car(>C'IS & custom I F I am. tm. ' ' Y O\incr. bachelor house. H.ed Ca1· ....... 1 lse. Avail 7 l. $600. &16-2700.1
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14 •'"GE U"r 0 ·'" r , rl •rc " 00•c1u•~ ba k t c 19~c2'~'~"·".111 Division . H-ouse• Unfurnr·shed I .._.u~ '"' f!::i, • ....,u .... , u urea, c·us1nn1 tile c:ountC'r , 1•· -~." .... "':"'' c P·1 10 [)(>signed by R1C'hard L. 1 3 Bit, 21 ~ ba, & Family '"""" """
H11-y. 121 3 Bil's, ~1 t 2 Bit. JOJJS, shake roof, near 1 on qui~t slret:•t 111 Turtlerock Nl'ulra. Y.'ide, street to , Room. Ne1v crpts & paintl~~"Ci~=~~=~--1 I !111BIL011ner. !{l.:\-'.:.S9-I. :.('hool,, \lalk:ru.: 01.~tance to l Ar{'a.::: bdrms., 2 baths and strrel, 3 bdrnL~., family nn.
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thru--Out, a>3fi Commodore, COSTA MESA General 32021
~'01-1 -s\Lt-: by 01111l·r 1111 , llunt111g,n11 C1•n:C•r, s111t11·' ~.11111ly 1110111 :11'C'. al so + n1aid"srn1. $136,000 Ba.ye.rest, $63,500. 673-9-103 EXCLUSIVES " .. s-r: C..J\/\ ... • • lll!I)•• pool anri 111:.iny park I incluiled 111 the price of NEAR EVERYTHING 01' 833--398..'i DupleXl'S S38 r.,o and ALA R.ENTALS ...... nyon. •:> .. ,.,.,. ,~ .. ·w pa1111 ."' . • .. J SB! jl).J · • , ...,_ & crpls. 6i:i-~W3 UL' 6i::-121, 1 arl'aS. l'\u11: $.!\X?O OCl~I\' ('fl~I ~ • cALL 552-7500 2 Bdrms.. f~mily rn1., _2 BEACH Dplx 0\1'/l('I', vacant, $-I0,500 1·2 bdnn ·~ 1·1 WI Sl'f0Allll 1H UIVIC'I
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osta esa !Jll',\>;4.'I. t :11l 1nrJ;1y • v1s•oN • quarry tile Ill kitchen & I S79 900. Ori\'(.' by 122 39th bdrrn, i bath and ] bdrm f
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ou KNOW? 847-3095 I I fan1ily nn. $88,500. N.B. 64:>2963 Prtn./o(fcr .. $40.51J9. 2-2 drm w1its PLUS --fiat HCHJSlS ~ 1 __ --: I 6 Units .... l bdrn1s. Only • ] A"S. I
Thl· nionthly paymenr l VA OFFERING I Red Hill Realty i NewportHeights 1070 S79.500. lled .c .a~pl't uur1s.:
difference lx!tv.·l'C'n S'i-and I :i-.i hC'droon1 hon1C's for sa1£'. llE \Ll'\' RF..ALTORS 1 l9n7~c2s;~e. nt D 1 v 1 s 1 on .. NIWPOIT a. IAT.C.M. 642•1,13 '. 9~_.';'r for a S40.000 loan, JS ' Anyone l'.311 qualify for 1. • • ~.,...... $~1. per ye~~· Most is ta.x : !hcsy ('Oniplr.t ely Univ. Park Center, Irvine FANTASTIC VIEW-RARE NPT. HEIGHTS TRlPLE..'I: C l\l J\1ALE only-Bach's S90/SL1Jj
clcductib!c. !here ill't.' IJ r.cfurb1she<l_~hon1es wllh as 1nack door to beach walk Rustic ranch·style 2BR. IBA 'ioc:rcat · · centrally locnted·SAV<' g•~~-; ~11~~~ or n1ortgu~c J~.·'.ns httl~ ns ~150. do1vn. 1..o~:, BQNUS $3000.
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\\'/tennis court adj. 4 BR+ J1ome. 12,000 sq fl lot at end $49 900 eoc:dni WOW! 1 Br Sl15 closC OCCi
av,ulabl.<'. Call us, 1\c 1~ cloSJng co., ts. 50 to choos1 1 c--•,·i to buyer .. deoor'lors •• ,. ''"· Low 1 .... es & 007'} of 1ree-lined cul·de-sac. 8 unii.. ·00 . . 1er~atns: sm complx wfpool, has gar .:
C •n• ,..., a .,,.. '"'" ~J Drive by 358 Ramona \Vay s, inez oc ion, Rl::ALLYt 2 I· $165 · I Rr,al. l::stn\l' '''()Cl'~S. lron1. ontact VA approved I allowanCl", 8Cll!'l' forced to I gardC'n patio. Now $10,000 ( f T . c.~1. All 2 bedroon1s. ' )l fl\,\I lit!·. SA VE]{ DI·. ,2 !l 3 2 S..1lcs .B~k~r. irn1ncdiatP sale. Large 21 IC'Ss. llurry! Open Sun. l-5., of us11n bf>t,,..,n 15th & 12 Units on large Jot fncd w/gar, pet/child ok. J{~d\1·uod, hlf! 4 br, 2 ba ., Call 96:-1--4543. s1011.·, :' HR, 3 BA: condo 425 Via Lido Nord. 675--7.Jl1. i lfithl OPEN Sat/Sun 12-5. E~f.1sidC' CM COTIAGF: :l br $17~ suun. "'"'.,,., rt SllOOO 1 6-l6-2l89 or &l5-6lTI. s't'i".OOO.· · sin,...lcs ok, 1~ blk 11:1ter. '-~·"! ....,. · · ,· . · . \\·1th formnJ rlinint;:, huge N t B 1069: " b JllESJ\ VEllDE
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1614 Cors1<·a, I Ian1ily & 2 firt'places. Noiv ewpor each * POOL HOME * YEAGER RE,\LTY 556--6Jil Rl_GHT 011'. :1 h1· S:?'.!:1 fnc1I
bt!l ,pool, 3 I.Jr, 2 Ua, like !llJ. ,·ac1111t -Lin n1 ('di ate GRANO OPENING CUst ont built 3 BR. 2 ba. 4 AlYf Units o 19600--ft s1ng:l1'S, ch1\<I, gdr;ic;t•.
S-1.1,:,00. possession _ $\i2,9::;o. Call hnn1c v.i!h Fan1-rm & frplc, lol _ Zoned. "c-2 · N ~ 1 LOVELY :~ l~r. ~ Ba :S2"-.0.
3100 LINCOLN, \VAY, 2.000 i\lrs. llannil 54 :,.842 4 Newport Bay Towers 11<'1\' ('pis, paint, drps. Blvrl c;i.1 S"'IO .C'iipcn C&IJ, Iner! 1v/2 car. Pct ok.
sq. fl., 4 hr, ~ ba, fanl rrn, SoulhCo Jtca.Hnrs 1 & 2 BEDROOJ\1 Yant a~tu· 40X20 Hid & Good., f ·' · ;, mo Jllt'Ol!lC'. i\IESA Verrlc 3 Br 2 ba $30(.I.
t.'Ornl'r lot. $46,200 · · CONDOi\11NIUJ\l !JUl\IES ltlt<'red pool on spacious lot or c 0 111 m ~ r c 111 I FP, bltns rC'f, \\" & IJ, 't
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2Hl1 PUENTE, !ThO sq. ft. LOCATI ON Bayfron.t Homes Rnrl a half. S62,000. &IB-1514 developmC'nt. S~;:i_,000. car. J\IA...\IY i\10RE TO
1 Comer lot . 3 br, 2 ba, 15xl:i POOL OR BEACH ANO PRICE Boat Shps an 6 & 11·1mc1~. Owner-Broker, &l2--0.'>90. CliOOSE r·rom.
se11 guest or playhouse. Xlnt beach location. 4-0x32· JI UNIVERSITY PARK Full Security Highrise San Juan Cpstrn. 1078 * TRIPLEX, C.1'1. * We service all the beach
A.<isumr Cl loan, $.16.T:JO. & s pool \l'ith jacuzt.i &. L.1 Salle ~lode!, ·I bdrm.<;., Steel & l'oncret.e ronstruclion New 3 BR, 2 BA House + cities & Inland Orange Co.
Costa Mesa Realty ;.tide. l.JJts of d<'<'kln!!, .1 RR. 3 baths, 2 irp!c:i: .. 2 patios. Private Balconies STROU.. old San Juan Tu":' 2 BR, 2 BA Apts. l-'rpl, $ LANDLORDS I $
Since 1958 * 548-771 t fn'l'pl;icc, formal din rm, Upgraded & ready. 2 u~:~.age sparl'S for most 2·3-4 BR'S . nll priced 10 sell-patios, _ lnundry, garagl's, FEE l-..,REE Call Us Today
After 6 P~1. C.'lll S..'17~617 located on b ca u t if 11 l I $62,500 Roof top sundcck under $4-0.000 416 Hamilton. Call 6.i6--l.IJ4. ALA Rentals 642-8383
ASSUME 70 1 t·ul-de-s.1c. 1 blk 10 park & University Realty 673-GjlO Unusual Opportunity t 0 Century 21/Mission Coonlry TRIPLEX LANDLORDS•
10 pool. ~pp~x. 2·100 sq. fL EXCITING Ne\v 2Bll. 2 BA, Purcha..<ie Bayfront Property 4~121 or 493--0'290. •
LOAN Only $58,950. To11•nhon1C'. Uni v c r s i 1 y in Ne11·port Beach. UNIQUE CASITA for sale: NEWPORT \\'e Specialize in Newpor.
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Park, Su per Loe, lndscping, 310 ~mando Rd., N.B. $35,000. 2 BR, 2 Ba, Ju~t off Newport Blvd lieacn • Corona del !\.1ar •
Only $H\1 pc\' month .... Cozy, flJ~~$1lfiE11'1,fil(:J drps & upgrndcd crpls can 67s.8551 Scmipriv pool, frplc, lge Good access to Nc\\1port -& La~~· ~~ Rental Scr-3 bC'dronn1 hon1c on valuahlt? -· :-• ...:. __ ..:,._ he lneld ny owner $44,900 palio, across from park. Costa Mesa .... San Diego vice 1s r REB to You! T1·y
Co>ita ?<.le~'\ R-2 lot. Only 962·+t 1 ( :::: J 546-8103 Includes ~d 552--0736 TRADEWINDS 49.1--3004 Fy,.·y. Central Mesa location. Nu·Vlc1v! $32 !riO 646-7171 · . ------Owners unit has 3 bedroom.~ NU-VIEW RENTALS
oPiN rii.. 9 • li"S rUN 10 BE NICE' RACQUET CLUB Tradc1vinds Lane, beautiful -dining room .... family 673-4030 or 494 32JS
.., ruom -01ui1 roon1 .... ''RENTE ,,.. ~ ~ JEWEL HeyrT£>sl: prestige hon1c, 3
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MOM & DAO SUITE ; Populnr 3 Br, 2 bn, <111 f'll'C'. hdrnis., fainily rm .~ di~. [ ..._tars. 'ittpiaces ·indoor BCQ. 36' . RS.·
: . i \\'iih ils own kitchen & bnth r nir cond. lknut. lnndscnpt•d. r111 .. 2 ha!hs: charming in . patio circled in wrought iron You . Get AU The Hou~~
in this rll.l11bhng ranch style North Irvine By Owner. C\'C'ry l\'ay. See lhi§ before 1 _2nd patio .... plus go~eous availnh}e for .i:t'nl In ?CI.
_ ) t home, 3 full baths & lot~ oI a.1+.2757 you buy! s79.500. : Mobile Homas more! Both oth<'r units 11.re HULLI-~ TIN PD,\Tl::D ·•
Loaded With Extras j other room for your family. Laguna Beach 1048 C'r\L~L .;../, '4'·1414 for. sale 1100 2 BR .... pntio~ -C'nclosc>d ILnu·~ 1~'t.'<'k. It has an assumable 1011· ~ ·A~ gar~s. All lhis for only Hornef1nders * 642·9900
BenulUully rl<'('()rAINI . 4 lnten:st rate loan. so hurry. MONARCH BAY .,..._.....,, ATIRACTIVE 20X44. L ltrfr, down -Just rcduffi!. 132 Cabrillo, C.l\t. bclrtn, 2 hnth horn£' \Vl\h S..'\9900. REALTY enc ------'-'--'='--rich, d('('(lr11li\."l" ihterior. ' A lovely, finely flnishe<I Nf'•f N,.wporl Po t t o rrict pt1nel & glassenc room .. 2 NO\\' only $i2,j00. Cal I 11.B.-S tuden1s or Sngl~~ I Br.
l-'Amily rn1, frptc. Full 'l..nft.rm.~IUADQ/'\l.W> enter1aining & family ho111c. HR, 2 ba.., extra.\. Prime 752-1700. . SlOO. Vacant. l{eadytoday!
dtnlng room. Kitchen M. .. J1Ul'4111~1"""'" I~·-.,. with 4 lxtnns. den. formal I WESTCLIFF ! adult pct park. Jo".V. IU'ea, INV[illm\~1 1.J\G, Bch·St'C This J br,
cverylhinJ!:. Qualily carpel<; .. ~ rlin1ng rm., '1'1.ftr. pool area & 1201 & la!7 liigblaM DR.' $ll,lXl. Ov.iicr, 5.11-&IJ.t 1 · · ---:--. · 1 $1Ta. \Valk to bch. Sngls Ok.
& drapes. Patio. $47,500. jacuzzi. \Valk 10 beach, Presently under LIDO Bayfront Pk. Dbl·wide _ C.'-1.-Sing~s Ol' sh.ldenis. l
Call MG-1720 17214 COASI' H\VY. Rhopp{ng, restaurant & conslJ"UCLion pm;tii;:e Exec. 2 BR. Ex. cood. Best Buy at 1 • Br S160. Fncd llx kids too..
714! 846-1384 & 213: 592-2845 theatre. $145,cm rustom homes in 1ve 11 $9,000. ~ Homefinders * '42-9900
( TAftftl!l 'L.~ TURNER ASSOC. <'stablisht'd neighborhood. MOBILE Home cabane A FOR RENT $285 4 Bdrm ~IUK;,
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• -RENT TIL YOURSI U05 N. Coast Hwy., Laguna Each home 4 B.R: 3 full PQtio. ~ v~. Adults. 1 lots for sale 2200 Ba sharp b, t'~ J·~t " mue t th 4"'1177 bath.~, formal d1nmg, If. Sm.I pet .,,.,.,, r'ftc-...... . · 1 me w ... a~ O I! ocean, '"° fanl rm!! \•:et be.r sunken • ,•w . t;11ir1.o11;;i C-4 HUNTINGTON BEAOI tin•pacc, f11mlly room,
n<'arly new 5 BR home DIRTY FACE • c 0 n v e; ! I\ t I 0 n' P 1 t, \PRESTIGE Adult-Pet Parle 60,000 sq. n. lot , Sprtngdnle built-in~ l'll'Clrlc. large rear
2955 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
OWNER. Me1a Verde 4 BR.
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MESA VERDE. Immaculate
3 Bft, Fam. 2 BA, w/room
for boat. Prtrne cul de sac:.
$42,900. Act-642-3lli0,
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~:Jc di~:t~~edrr~ j HEART OF GOLD + many fabulous features., $5800. 2 Br, U "'60. 193$0 & warner. Fully ln1pro'l'ed, yl\rd, with loods of ll'tts,
ceUings In Uv nn & huge .Drsertcd Jlaclcndn In Tl'lc. ~2238 for appnt. Want St. Sp. 46. 963-3874 hot area, ready to JtO. $3. Red Cnrpc1. R ca I t o
ranch style kitchen. You Laguna Bt'ach, a top a hill. BEAOl HOUSE $SJ 500 Acruge tor 111• 1200 per sq. ft. Ov.•nrr 536-40Zl or !>l&-S&W. No ~ ce.
own the land 'only $46,900. const wide "'hltr \\'8tCT Privacy. Character. CALL C2ll)592--2284. riti-:1~ ltit.E~ 1''ASl' l>OSS'E$10N &. view. 2 Story, lots af tile, 4 01vner. info & appt. SrlS-8914. 25 PRIME AC. MOD.JESKA Out of Stat• Prpty. 2600 e Prof<lliSlonal Strvk:e e
TERMS' TO SUITI Bkr, br, 3 bo. Brl .. bru•h and 645-oo+I or tn<l 328-3233. CYN. *LANDLORDS*
962-6511. paint. POOL & RoRe ' back yrd °o i"_· 'tu 0 ~ A-1, horset 22 ACRES No. we II t Homeflnder.s * 60-9900 -. •••uMES T~ LOAN. Rod Ca-I, Reallort 1 '" · u · -· ac. Arl<a-. part Wiablc ncn! ~"'-'·' , ·---"'"""' .,.., ·,.... North Bluffs condo, Prof. [ n .. 51L-42'l0 ,_.__ ..:... a. •11 "-tllou.u .. • -... It
}"'b..ir, 4 S R. 968-5403 Bkr. 497·1761 deror, 4 BR, 3 ba, lo fro'•, C'U1UtAN REALTY' co. ;I~ 1~ • wr. •Rental Servic.'t!'t e
Evet. px;. per mo. P1TJ 3BR. :a., 2 acy, beam ~134. . \4li BEAUT Woodod acreo, on V-<Oil , I Rent RESPONS lam, 2 .. child
Buy • _,.. '74? Your older c:ell1na:, ocean view borne, BEAtm..ruL 4 BR. 2 BA ~ rotd w ( r 1 v e r ~ bWM n::; •tar«" need home by 6/U s:n1.. ar
JDOCkl cu la In bla clonwlll 156,500. Let· H-Rllr, -View llome. 181,950. Jroalas<, l4IO Ill< ""--etc. tJ.iu 1 Dolly PIJol lou will n!pair, ~ , , • sen It lul with a , 833-m, s1ru. r.., Almt. 6t).1J20. owaer, -Oiiililett M.. PU01 awllkd ltd. 6GS1I
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Houses Unfurnish1d ! Hunt. H11t ur 3242 1 Ho-u-1e-1'""U'""n7fu-r-n7i1"'h_•.,a....,.~· Townhou1e Unfrn 3525 1 _._A.-P .. •_r_1m_•_n1_s_U_n _fu_r_n_ •• ,__A,_p_•rt_m_•_n_11_0_n_f_ur_n_._: Apts Furn/ilnfurn 3900 G•rag11 for Rent 43$0 Re'ntals Wanted
Genenl 32021 'Linda Isle 32S9 1rutAND NEW, Hunt. Jl<h. Coal•Me.. · 3824 LagunaBoach 3848 > • MINI WAREHOUSES 8\'R,CdMresld•nt d..ir.11
UVE HERE' forn111J rllnin,. roorn hon1e. LOVF.'LY 4 BR, ' ?aU • ...., I • ELEGANT 3 Bft. fan1 rn1, 1 ;....-"-'--'-------2BR Jli"A l""lono + D STORAGE BR g1~und aoor •pt
._. 3 ha, Nr. 3HH., l~BA $260f1no. BQth BEAUT. CX:ca.n Vifw l''ront 2 ~e N M wl~• CdM Re0 ••nable • / N• 'll ' "I ot i">"MO J•• CJ & • t J b I 4 I N O OVC·i11 ur l\1ove-0u1 •-" ' ......, · .. \v e11 s, .• r .. r ""~ r ""· . uh •cnn1s t'Qur . a. w, ;i.11. R1u .. 557·1351. NEW r a pt n ·P ex. • o pets. E 6 7 3 o 7 3 4 or
br. \Vnlnut Sq. $2-l(J \'a,·ant st)2!':i. n10. \'ni. lsc. ('ou1·tyd $650. Mo. yrty, c•"E CODE 2 BR. I" "--. Pool. $275. 675-6145 eve$. chti.r£:t:5. FMrn $7.50 per ves -1 hr. Cd~t $250 I 67:,..775,=; IU. a U(I, d
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monU1. 2 13-6 71-!'i 312; days ~ br. Univ, Park $3.'IO . HUNTINGTON HARBOUR --~~---~= nc~ c~t, patk>, cul·d/!lll<', I Li o lslt l!a1n1lto"I & N,1.,.llantl St., HB 2~42 Mr. But>kus,
'. br. CdM !~; REALlY Mesa Verda 3263 1. ;~,;,';"!:~· $1B750. J, 2 & 3 BEDROOM ' BAY VIEW nr.pvt beach. BIG! ALLSPACE MATURE working ~~m•n
v br. llarhor Vlc11· S·l:iO 17214 COAST 11\\'Y / 3 Bil. 2 BA fam rm., lrg: 3 br, 2 ba. Lg Ivrin\\'/ frpl. 960-1970 \V/ l1 yr old child needs 2-3
2 br. CdM $~50 71 1· S~6-13!f.1 & 213 592-~.i-, ya1<! Gardener & \\later r>d 1 Duplexes Unfurn 3600 I Split Level Apts Unf. $325 Lse. Adults. 6Ta-30'12 I "s:i°';""'s=E=cu=R'=Ec-'-'sutc..:.gl~e--N-o-. -1. 1 ~.~. u~ ~~~:ce:f ~!:
3 br , Bltyfron1 $500 c1uldren ,.,,.. ts ok ""50 J\JO, I . , I 2177 •1 SI ~ •1 ~ ' "" Hacbiw View 152'.> -/ , .. 1. 17 • ,~ ~ DELUXE 3 BR. 2 ba. sh'1g OCCUPANCY JUN[ J Mesa Verde 3863 " ,.., · ~"• "'" Und" 1235. 213-16$-214.l or
4 br' L do Ba front st'IOO TURTl.EROCK, 4 DH. fant-:!;!:· i f·rp1s,, drps, all appls, encl 642-5013, 494-1763 eves 213-467-4214 .
· 1c~ll Gf..i-7Z.l5 1 rnl, ~!riurn, air ('Onrl • l::;t' Newport Beach 3269 1 p;.itio, dbl gar $325. 497-1978 • HOME ATMOSPHERE ~~~:.kwood Garden Apart· Office Rental 4400 HOME Tender. Nd someooc
· yd. S500 mo !i.l'l-1714 2037 Law·1e Ln, C.Osta FEATURTNG : De luxe 2 & 3 BR. Rental Ofc --to live 111 your home?
I Irvine 3244 1 ~17'5, 2 hr t'Olta:;e., 1~ blk bch I t.lcsa • I 3095 Mace Ave. 546-1-034 GREAT RECREATION+ swtm· * Deluxe Offices * Reliable, resp, n\ature cpl..
-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;· L•l•ldi,sin J)l_•t. li.iHx,1;.1. 2BR. Eai;ts1dc C.M, nr bus Loft ~!rooms • Frplc's •!Newport Beach 3869 ming, saunas. health clubs, 645-1773, 675-1066. • ~ 1 o k J lilt c 111 k t 1 o I:: b\Ulard$. tennrs, pro & pro 2 BR, 2 /Jn, den. nl''v .• s;i;, .,..:i:i ., I.. uuc ll'f> l, ns & stores, older couple or eran11c e I t>iens X· 1 \ h lid
3 2 !q .n 111 lx:h, CtlJ\.I :;Jngle, $175 mo &12_5666 po:;ed Beam C('1!111gs e l!:n· ·-----------s op, 90 riving range, party BR, 1 ~ bu · · · · · · • · • ·"'" $,)OJ(), 'I. br, 'I. ba, lrpl<:, pool, 1 -, -. c!u:scd Panos e Pool & room. e1c. ;~ llR, :.!1 ~ ba, furn ···· S"17j , rultl/pet. 1:-:astblull. Cdill, Lge lmnl .~ BR & 3 n1tt11y o!IH·r Conven1ene~s. CHANNELFRONT FUN ACTIVITIES Ful!-hme
3 BR., 2 ha., bonui. · ·· · S.~-.::1 NU-VIEW RENTALS li11l'l., euniplclc bll·1ns SiOO Adults only. 2 BR .. l ba. Room for boat. ctrrecto1 free Sunday crunch
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Sl7"GLES ,'\, S!Udt:'n1i-' 2 UH,' -•• ' ·1 1•1--012.~ $!.'°)!). 673-41 71 or {)-l4-G2i-1. -dr:1prs. gar, pool Spacious '.l 2 BfL 'fo11 nhOU'<l', hplt', Ul!I. tii:;...!023 aft Spm UJST c A L I c 0 CAT,
"l'•l ~id~ & ~I oik tnql CLASSIFIED ADS 11 h~ uist .. ;;t dt ai\ in lhe \\"f'st Costa Mesa 3824 ' ~IJ_r Sl!J'J 812--0389 or 1 ft'1,r•i S250 1 BR, from Sl!l:>. l\IATURE pro( s tr a i g h I NOW LEASING u11n1ature sz. "The Bluffs".
I L I. 2 \,,\. 'l e •I' ~·11', lti! 642 5678 I . ,1 D<tilv Pilot Classified , 1 _ .iOI 1 l'ool, tennis. conlincntul male seeks same Ocean vu, Huntington Beach 1\i1:s:s111g 1 \vk. Reward.
;.:1.i, \;;. 1,irt~.l.-P•1l•11i • .\d C<il l 6·11-56i8 LOVELY .t BR, 2 h:-i. S2!0.,NLI\ APTS -\1AL!{ TO lireal,fn1;!, Separnte fanuly , Lug. Bch 494-2761 or NEW M-1 tii-l-13Ul SH A!~" 2 HI:, SlTi Lr-: -1' Din. 1111· Pnol. ,\i~. Cluh-1 llE.\CH. I S: 2 BR's froin' ~cetion. Close. to ~hoppuig I 49.J-6028 ~HI! ..... , , 1. ,\:. , , • l"OUND_--t,."i--c-o7Jo_r_m_aJ~c-part-
.va1.i. I f'Jl(I ii !IJ\' k1d~/p1 I liS!', ,H!lls O\'l' 16. :->(.'(' ~ys.) sr;:; lu S'J.:Ji J::XfRAS. i & fine J){'ach. 644-2611 ON \VATER-Ocean Vu. 3 81{ 11 .. 11nthv•1 ,'>'. =--~'.\1a .. <.1 ,'>1 . Collie, V1t'IOl ly Garfield &
Homefinders * 642-9900 It ti' i lii-J 7812 1..,(i..:2.'17;1 ___ 2 BA, straight male prof. 960-1970 l.k'aeh Blvd., H B. 968-IB30 /l.\HE~1 11i11.!!~r.-:-s1uo-1.i ;.:1 $(f;t\,hl"",(-'£ S® , e ·rn.o~~ICAL .POOL. -1-MO:-FREE-RENTI-scckssan1c.$200f!l-10. ancrGP~·7il=J=~~==
,yrd for kid"',\· pit~ 1 GU l."'J.. 2 HR. l ~ bas· spnnl 1 N .11 dcluxc 1 HH 1 ·h ~CB® 962-2456 OFFICE +-workshop+ 83'x WST· LILAC PT SIAl\1ESE,
:\IINJ f'1·1(•c' i BR, S! 111.1 That Intriguin g Word Game with a Chuckle s taircase •. frplc, f'.a1io, y:1rrl, · ;1'(':'1 lli \·orktoivn: 1~81,1 --ON Bal Pen.~~ b\ck to beach :.!00' yard. Ideal tor boat male. (White w/grey ptsJ
\·acanl 1>:1d ' ok If,,-~ fd,1,d br ClAY • POLLAN \Va ll'r & (,,is pd, J IS-l lfi.~ I;-------i ElCITINC N£W CONCCPJ! & bay. Single \.\'Ork1ng bu1ld1ng, brickyard, lruek SubstanL1al rc1vard. 831)-3.lal ll URJ~'i • . Bi . ~ 1, I ~1 •1,1, 0 ;' -··~"~" ""~·; ('f th.. EAS'f.-:toE LGT:: 2 BR-.-I .lri~{, ~3~1 c~~~~:~~1k,~ ~]~1 i A2!~lu~lr:i~,!!~~!c person ca 11 afternoons s10,~dgC\~1c ~375c~~ n1~1~ l"OUND: CR!. fPmale, long
1..:1rl1' & 1w·t nk.1.1 k.r }(f<,;1'1) td w~•cil ~· I 0\l"flooklnl'! pool. Dl'p;;, II \\ s1s-oo:il I 67;x)918 . Ult s. ~ :~Sl(le ·1 . -hair !ilk & v.·ht. l-1 H F'lorida
Homefinders * 642-9900 c,, •c t:o r-i 101.1 ..,,~ie wordi hi Ins. $170. J\<:lults, no pC'IS. i I . •Bachelors · zone. 67..,..a$82 & U\\•ens 96().''ll'l art s -- -IH'J,-!)32(}, rv1ne 38441 f'ROFESS. \l'On1an \VIShCs to M 1 12Q0-2640 . -' ' •
6 BR. 3 BA. 11,· .v 1·.111 1•11s. I• ,BR, •1BR,2 BR share lovelsrE4BHR 1 hBom1e ~fNs17~ci~Gc) :Oonth wtote: FVOUNDw'"1nnalc Slan1eseccat ull crpr'c!. s.:'.11/:\l!J 1~1. _ H I C LAP 2BA, Ol"ean \'1(•11'. PARKWOOD 1 •2 BR & Den wtsame, 1n .. un . c1. , • C ISA ic. a ut sq. all
)as! + $200. 20-1 >l :lhJOnrr"~I I' / / 1 1 Dsh1vsh1". refr1g:. 1• r pt .11, 1 I from $l7S -$4BS nr ocean. PH: 968-4914 2950 WM ~ntr~ ·r.:· ·673-7039 551-5449.
Cir. TI4-IR7-9141i , . . . . . <lrps S23::. JBRjlBA, :<lJ , New Adult & Family srufiENT TO Share 3 Br Robert u e!'._..:. · l;l"'N"D":--;;O,-ra_n_g_c"t"ab"'b"y-."M'°aJ~e.
CORNER lot, 3 BR, 'l h,1,: 11 PP1 s. SJSO. 979-5()9!J I Apts. Mesa Verde East & Adams Hse \\.'/same 1 blk from NEWffMJ •114AOJl.50001 S<Jk 1t208•00P3 Young cat. Vic: Highland ~~ :::~:. $~~::~.1~1:~ i I! T E Y T J I f · I Sb~~. ~·~1s,1~:1 1 1~azsf1Q~;~: 1;~ ~!;;~e~x~~b!:'di~ro~:) __ _:40-1800 ~~ie~~~~:40~~~· + _113 :n:se CC:~-~h P:t.~~t ~~U:o~rv~:!! S:!:ir
for Dale. 96J-'6746. 1 , I 1~ j j ~ Adj. shop'g. 5 4 8 -8 14 J ; clshwhr. Deluxe shag crpt'g, TIIE EXCITING YOUNG man 24, wishes to ~:.' nUPt'. S.D.Sfi'wJn Y-Offi.u;u. dog. 5/l9. Vic. Lake Forest
NEW 3 BR, 2-ba, fanl·rni ~ 213-592-5227. Draperies. 552-o!IOO PALM MESA AP,TS. share 2 BR apt in C.M. w/ ..-, res, ces, e.i:ea. CaD 830-()892.
dbJ car gar, $350 n10 1717 I , , $155. -2 BR, Infants to 1 yr 17560 Jordan Ave . MINlJl'ES TO NP'1". SCH. yng girl, Call alt 5, &4!).4557. Jndlvidunl air cond & balh, FND · male 11Ai·2 yr old
Florida, Beach & A1lan1s. D u G 1 E J Publ1she1s of pornographic old, 2077 \VallaC<!, C.lll. Laguna Beach 3848 Bach. 1 & 2 BR. from s1a1 ROOMMATE to • ha J' e 17301 Beach, HB, 842-2834 Bea8;Je Via, $. Cat Ptaza
Stl7-445Z / I j IS magazines are get11rg nerv· 646-52z.l S I N Adults, No Pets. modem 2 BR apt. 2 blks M-1 SPACE COSTA MESA Sf18. 673'-4220
I Ou' 0 ,., ,00 1 1 th • DELUvE . B 2 pectacu ar, ew 1561 Mesa Dr. 1 be h 4 ... ~•/494-4S3? mo sq. ft. LOGAN sr 0 HUGE 3 BR, fpl c, rov p.~110, f ru ing~. so ey ·~ 3 r, Ila, all Ocean Vu Townhouses (5 blka irom Newport Blvd.) rom ac ,,...._ Owner 646-1252 644-2228 F UNO: Surfboard, call be-
\\•alk to school & park. $3"'-0 , I are puthng ....... on all their bllns, frplc, gar, pool. I ~9860 1 FEl\1.ALE wanted to share 2 t\\ttn 6-8 PM. J\~k tor Keith Sn id l• r, 1 H 0 K R E S I magazines 1-11 I Adults. $32}. fH2~tl5:i \Valk to beach, 2 BR + den IBR br, 2 bft apt w/male 24. JOc PER SO. FT. 536-9776 rQ-4471 . +wetbar,tUe paUo5,fl'plc, COM/Spa c ious _NT!W\ 3600 I 400 Bl h NB · I 5 j j' j j I O Comp!e1~ ihe <llvc.kle quo1,d NEV!' ~ Bf{, nu11ure couple, <.'USlorn crpls, d r p g, panoramic view or oceari t.akunll ~lguf!I, 831-v•,111. sq, t. 1 re • LOST, Irish Setter, fem, brn
j !lDRM, :J BA, nee.r bench, I . by f,Umg in 1h• m1H1n; w-'fd no. child or pets, ti.VAii 1&1: Rpplua.nceJJ, $<13() per mo. And bay, $300. IRWIN A YNC. worldng JPrl wan t s Bawngardoer. 541-5032 COi, green JIB Ile CXP 4(14
; Jge yard, llkt new. $300r YO\I d-!cp liom step No 3 below, 645-8720 a rter 4 pm. 1 831-4871 JR\VJN, Realtors. 644-&lll to abare 2 DR apt w/lnale * 250Q! TIL T .. up 54g...20()6
f Z>.16-0086 e Fl!fNT NUM!IEafO l[ll(RS t • 3 BR, patio. Childron ok . .2 BR ~RnfJ'Onl apt in old J,Q\V renlal, Npt. Beh. Ot fem. $90. 548-32U. W/yard, 542-3583, 6'13--7375.....:._i'G'O>;iUN~DiC;~"<JlasJio;:'.:::-;:tt-;;H::Olln<J=·,
Nl:.'W 3 BR.% BA. 2 story,, IN lMf!~ S"1'.;:..~rs "' Slrflj. n10 + dep()!it. Nr. bus Spanish Villa. &am cell, summer, Wlnt•ri -Yrlf · Gar.,.t fW R.nt USO Stor19e ...-.--.,. 4550 fStemale.hool Mo·~~ -HA Hiah
lgt' ' rear -yd. Hom~ a I & OCC. 4-plex. 540-0857 frplc, prtv. beach. Many 3BRl2BA 1i(i blk to .bch. -• ~1. !f Unlinlfttd~ €>~f':~:~~lEITER~TO j j I I I 'j j 13 BR, Child ok, no ~ts. 1rees •. Prtter eouole or ~levt . l0Xl2' OAAAG!:. $21. "19·** STORAGE CJ)Act,11'0lJNDWRetrie\lerpup
rht f.u'8t araw ui tJ)t Wt:tL j . . · · · · · . $1 1l.. ~ Sh&Umar, !drigle adult. $ 4 5 Of mo · j Sell JdJe ltems with a Dalty I 2176 Pla.ccnU. Ave, C· M. l5'X30'. 217 Avocado St.. Vic Mesa del Mar.
,, • .a DoUy Pilot "'""'"" SCRAM-LETS Anawe,.. in Cl111tficotion 8080 ~ Years u-. 4114-mt. PJ1o< OaaitJed ad..-O:<ar). ~ betwn 1..1 COola M-645-0711. / 540-Jm
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Lost & Found SIOO C4mont/Concrote 6019 P•lntlng/P•perlnt eo73 ; Help W•nted, M&F 7100 I Help W•nled, M&F 7100 Help Wentod, M&F 7100Help Wooled, M&F 7100 Help W1nted, M&F 7100 Help Wantod,~"7100
CALIF. ANIMAL CONTROL JESS Cement Contractor. FlRST CLASS EXT.flNT. APAR'l'JdENT NIU'lllert. 98 D II S d 0 I H'"lirul•m Beach Shelter Drlvewe,ys. s Id cw a lk 1, PAVITING, PAPERHANC· Uoiu, O.rd<n Grove, expd t Bank e Yery-Un ay n Y GARME!IT CIJTl'£R for
H521 Edison St. Slll-2511 Pft.lkll. 554-1125. lNG, Free Eellmatet coupJe, 7 14 .. 8 4 6. 3 7 21, • \\'et Sult Mfg. Pre le r IRVINE COMPLEX
(!lack of Humane Society! I CEMENT & BlocJc \Vorl<. 979-l>M SU-9136 Expertonc:ed OF DAILY PILOT TO C!\RRIERS. RE-experience or wifl tnin. Gonorel Offlca
ANIMAL ASSIST. l.EAGUE Walls, patiql, sldewaJJto, PROf. painter bollest work p f 0 at QUIRES THE USE OF A LARGE STA· $2.50 hr, 5 day wk, Apply 8 SOMF: TYPING A A Adof)tk>n. ipe.ySnr &r etc By hr or Job &t6-6'1S I ...., In' ...._ '.___ .-..:-.... • roo ror or TION WAGON OR VAN. CONTACT MR. am-12 noon. 8Zi W. 18t h St. \VTJJN"N~.ss ~ LEARN ' neutering Inform, 536--2513 · · • • ' "'::~·1 ... ~ _.. ..... · UNIT D • c ta J.t ' ~. l•' ANfMALS IMPOUNDED CEMENT' Paflo, drl-, Ref" 518-""'· 642-J913. I BENTON WIWAMS, 380 WEST BAY • ot esa. T~MPORARY BUT COUP'
rood!• ml>, Blk, m•le wallcs-Repaln. saw A PRDF. wallcowrln&, lllAte ASSEMBLERS CALIFORNIA BANK STREET, COSTA MESA. TELEPHONE I GEN'L OFFICE $600 L>:An TO PERMANENT
Sntp mix, Tan/Wht, fcn1. ttmove. Free Ht. SiU-&991 lie. No. 2795.14. lMur, all 222 Oce1n Ave., 642·4321 FOR APPOlNTfrIBNT. Ft_-e Reimb/Al5P Fee Jobs POSITION lf' WANTED.
Doble, Blk/Brwn, Jo". CEA-1ENT Work of e.ll kinds. types poptt. n.f.18~. ~ TypinP, 60. Beach Are11. ~arol m.s1e j
lrlsh. Setter. Red, rcn1. I Rea900able, free Eat. INT/EXT PAINTING Four day v."nrk week, 10 1 ~;r:,n:,::;: An Equal Opportunity Employer WESTCLIFF :
Tc11·1er mix, Blk, feu t. I 6'J8-3325 r All On.np Co. Jlm 675-3569 hours per day, iAM to I Help Wanted, M&F iioo H!&Want•.d, M&-F1100 Pf't'llOnnel Ai:cncy I
Gt>rnl. Shep, Tri, f.:ni. Cov·-. Quail'"··-~·. 0 •••• 1 Pla1ter/Renalr .On 4:30P?i,t. i::.xper ence he Pu. · ppor un ty CONG~" 1 · 1651 E. Edin'll'r, S,A n.. dab! ' l.llx Shaggy, Clw.[\'081, F. I CONCRETE PaUol Patio c-1 1 1 f I An ~qua! o 1 J -t1'1ruic: llf Ct"nt ~t·' JANITORIAL I
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erw. . o er. · Llceneed. 642-8514. PATOI PLASTERING hour. ~ ~ 0 nl pan Y World gentleman \\'ilh :wd 121 , I 542.-AA36 ~tefldy n1J:hl work In I
Poodle nnx, off WhL M. Chlld C 6020 ' ll ~-. "-fl Paid al !if ., .. n1.. M>nse of hunour nN'd~ I!\'<'-r:F.,'iF:RAL oUice, I t J e rni-dlf'rli bldg. N.8. 40 hrs i
Uoxle/Te1Tier, Tan innle Call 540-6825 insur1UK.>e, vac11tioos & sick * TELLER * ,'",·eru1~~nP,fn"1ipolne e"v·h~n 1",,·i~: ,":::'.'1k""w"1'a'!d·,·ngA/R, IA/P. "' . fkn('flls. Ph f-.44-0000 II Bull/Terrier pup, U/W, F. ere A type1. "'=< eallmatca ""nc ts. he th, el ........... ng k
Shep mix, Brwn, fcn1. CHILD CARE • ages 2-5, Pool S•rvlce 6079 leave. PAil'!' 'l'l.1'18 1ne;~·'"Privn!c rm'& bR1h 1 ELECTRICIANS 642:R400 " niacunfJ LEGAL Secty: Newpo rt •
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Dttln1alian niix pup, fl'n1. : "Workmanatup Ne1oons Pool pre1errt:d. •1IU:>l w w11hJ~ • COOKS e c 1 f t·" 6116
b GERWICK & 0--Bid Se 661 to " d GENERAL Office. Exp'd ,'." 1
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Poni., Red. female ~1-114321 . 673-Q)U, ____!"9 PRODUCTS CO, l.'Orla1uonsanllb i.:n cl1t s. 1nf11st food ·restaurantopen.1 I p I Califomi11. l 28J Loe:an,C.'.\t. L .l\'f:IN, n1aru1·c lady .' «0 2170 1 N Be nttant ersonne "· t N Beagle niix, Brwn/\\'ht, 1'1. .n;r-• REPAIRS, all types. Reas, UHJ: •ng !K>On 11 'C-.\'POrt arh. GIRLS.GUYS. TRAVEL ·~• ;iry. ' t>\l.flOrl area.
Poodlf', Black, fetntllf' JACl< Taul.ane, patios, r·rce CSL Uc'd. Ask for 2620 s. Susan .AMERICAN SAVINGS ~ai!e~~240 oro241 orapply ;>,ta~~\l.'l.~:~!~;~bl~~lan Ch't'r 18, fr('P to ll'fl\l'I L\fil/ G42--0'n!l . I ~
Shep/Beagle, Tri, fem. remod, add. Uc. B-1 269072 \Yau. !>11-33&!, IU(}...5U:.:u. Sanla Ana, Lallf. .>iu oi·1s.01 .:>t, UJi.la /'llesa TrmporRry Se ivk'f' HRwaii. N('w \'ork ,~ n1ajor ' p/limc .. P:\I & nights.
Luh ~1ix, ~/\\'.'· fcnu1lc I My \\'ay Co. 6-124703. Sandb1a1tl 6083 (Between Harbor & I ""· •lw..c.t:i~u :u:J-JOVU VICTORIA STATION 3.~·IR Cnmpui-Or., Su1h: J(X; C' I r I(' s . N f' ,,. car Sn1al1 nurstnl? ho1n('. Sch
Shellie 1nl~. 'I'l 1, lrrn; Roon1 Additions, Alterations. I ---· ____ ':."_~·-r 11.1rv1c1\I, I t..\IURI O)JIJUl'lUnity ClllPIO.)'t:r RESTAURANT i\e\I. port Re11ch f>.lf1-ri".\l I •ran~po11a1io11 furnishl'd. l\'n ar('a r1111 171 If '19-l-&ri5 for
TciTier mlXC~~n/\\h!· fell\-Ll:=. ~ellabl.e. r·i:ce .t:iil. Jay \VOOD Text., Bl~s. houses. I 5'Juu1 01 \•lll'llCl'J t\111" 990 Dove St .. Nriiporl r:RuRl Oppol'. En1plovE'r C'XfK'J"L('n('t~ lll'Ct'!'ISIH~' 2._appr)Lntincnr.
Johnston "A2 1•n3 ~ ... ,, ~11-"Wlm pool• I I 11·('<'k •'XJ>"ll'«' 1i:11d tra1n1n"l"" ...... ._ _ _.iiiiiiiiiiiiol
SEV>'f!AL K It. . . ~• ---vo -~ uua • .-""• " · An -uul ll" / CQ<JKS, men, or 1\·on1en, !OJ» ' L . L 1 H!I, nssor1~..., E ShO 1 all •r u ~-. oppur1un ., !'LECTl!U~i,... p1Tig-J';uu t'(lr 11 r> 1·:.; n n .1 I eading Valve colors. }'or adoption. lectrical 6032 P .or s.in· ': ems. 1 .r.1uv1u.)'t:t' 1111i BANKING 1vagrs, prefer winr bkf~t i • • " M
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AND ()TllERS, :i:1r,_2511 I t\u. :.!;j,,J(J8. _ Sinall JOOS, 1 :>ewinn/Alterat1on5 61Jtl4 11~"1'111<.1"' cicrn. uooa i.<uary f{(>~tauraut: P1eo turn~rr: "IJ•i·tnuues. \\ tll ll-;un ri•r I RU. '-~""~;c:;c:_,.,=..::::c...:::::;, 111.11nt .'.:repair-;. !11X--5~uJ. ---•------ASS£..MJ:SLY '1'1"<.Al i"llr:.r~S ! "'' bt!ueiHs. t. . .l:..u.t-'. ;'.)l<tle S.'l.n Ch_•nit•n!r. pr~·n1. po~1ti~n 1\'/~xµandini:; Girl To Operate IBM (.
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Jlns C.T\1. dn~: fa,L:;s, h<HI 1 NS IUE·Oul Maintenance 675-4266. A 1,1,~1.. W:.VJJ.:> ;:».}1~ 1 i'.ugci11cy~ llJ~.;.,.. e WAITRESS \re~l<'Ml, G:trdrn Grove.! S:!.50 hr start. l\1inor t,vping IHll'l'S & fits. ; !Ake delliH
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Vie. C.i\1. Call H.\~IOJ nr o Television Repair 6090 AS:::.t.MJ:SLt.H.:s 101 Ca.rnpti U)JiJOi•unlly Jor guod hair 362 \\I 19th c 1'1 !.il6-J304 I Con111anv 11car So. Cnast 11ul('< Xln ·r bc11t'!Hs ~"152-m.I. c:leanu1> scivice, Beautify -· r lil:lOl',Y. Al...'l\J ;'.).1..,. .. 1-cutu:i ai Lnez Jun in ' I J:;JC'etronl1·~ Pl:lZ!l Call June 5[r-7101 "
your llOrnc also with our T.V. Servicing, since 0 19-11. ::iiH.~:S£..:S. i-\)Jp1y, J~ltt)Ol'-I JI U!l(Jrlg!utL licueh. Vr l'y ~ COOJ~c:~~~ief; ~~~~~gs at f, ASSEMBLERS . l)l:forr noon. I _CL.A-VAL CO.
LOST: t'e111, Irish Scttt·J', 5 lllstanl sod ta1vn service. $12.95 + parLstotul. (Ui1less WU.)', bvo IY. 10111., L.i•I. p1ug1c~:.1vc N. very bUS,Y .• tciv. : < ' cr-.1+ I !itt.i .~· PL1!'l'rlri:1, ('\! 1110.~.. Vie. B~·n1art1 & .H.cus. Sandy \\'ood •. Free shop work ncededj itecond. -ti---dd -, Ha1·r)Clr rn· 1hrifl1mart, PROTOTYPE $4. HR (;JtOO)\EJ{, ~·:-;1.,,_,r, a! 1 ,1n·1 1 .... ,,,.,,,,,. 1-,,.,. 1,1, J{·irbor C j\f R (' f ,,-·no '!' V, I d AUl U1< 1v,111ts 1111 te-age1 .. , _b'o.t-J.).1J 9.79.1.,71i. ,.._ & • ·· ·' · 11·11 r< • l'i>Un1atcs . ..,.,:i-a • · · s, guaran ee · l!xµ u i.UIH !YPl!Sl, 1u nr pei I uc..,\u i '{ 0 I' L It AT 0 lt <-> • , ~ " '.\lal:Leods 83:~-1~3:! hrC<'dS <lf 110.i::s. fo'oll liml'. :, 1no·d n1s, P,11d alo:-.rncl' ,~ ~~~1 days, or 6-12-9729 (..'Ql.Lt·'liE trained l;ardencr I , fRANh SL'H.ltU'I H "T.V. \\ec,;; !h ius uvuie. i~i·. llUih. ,~_,.,J!:ifi\I\ 1 l\Just ha v t! COOK • SHOR r Ol~UE! •. J I ~lny 11 k. Coslu )Ir i-;1 1 :1l"ation:'!. Pnift sh;ii•ing .
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LOST, C:'ol F1·r111L!~ 1·a1 , ON US * • Tree Service 6093 'I · 111~ .;vo..o ''"\1' ' . .lie~·,' ...... ,, L.t•,,1'. ,,,.,,, P.cl, '.\1.13. ~ ?ll r. l\lillr>r. :\1·111l<lr1 Jir·., h (',1,1·1 :\I"'• C h "" • J I tlll!\'ltl" blark iv/streaks of 1ltrason· Jc, 1ree l'Slimates.I ~t'iltiui11•'l'll'itn111.Jst_'llL<.u :.I . ."~. u.~.~ .. , , 1.1,. -' ' ' · '·_ ·' ""' r.i,.oiu!I' •gl'ney J • "~~.. TRE S 'R C. . 1 r:..-.<.cueru neneuis n~lU"> ,1~1l.:.~1\c, ..... COOK l'o 1cxpcr1£'nl'l' I &rea .. l!n11·l't'sal, t!<.'IJ \\ .11h ·1019 \\"l'slerl.1, NB. No. 20!
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'J'rcl.' r (' m o.,v a I. Very Schools & • ! 01 Vl"dllijC Luu111y s 1eauu1g:, uouK1\ll;;1•L!:, c x p ' d' + comm + bonus. Expei;.' Producer Of I or high quall!y. It \l.'Olllrl lw an e J~~~~'!ii~ii,!i!iii:ii~, rca..;onalilc. &1~-:>:i2'J eves._ 1 instrucl'ton 7005 , r oru uc .... iers,hvs. ::.cc w11 1 1· /L. ,\!u.'t t)t' i:lhh: tu 1irer'd. Goorl location '" 1 -----I Nuclear Component$ n11 a pPrn1ancn1 part·111\ll'
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Open 10 Al\t to 10 P:'-1 , lt~l' t'SI. John ;H\.>-J4lu. I l[i SJ, CK&::Vlt.K ISMW l'X~l'icn.:_e:..._546-l..l606 P?.1. Deli She( DehcatcsSC'n. / F.qual Qpor. Employer n1/I ' •HONES
Arh·ire on all n1at!cl's. 'Lawncare by "2 Gals", En""111• -f' 1tJa i~est lst Strecl dOI'::. Ii. UIRLS Brookhw·sl & i\dams., H.B. . JR. SEC y $525 •GRINDERS
112 "'. ','f "·om •··-ft~·• 11 ,,,1) :-o.•1v l111ups . t.H~-::J;j0.)7 ' , N , ,1 i'\r. Sa,·.Qn. Engineers Wanted l l3eaut1ful modern n!fice in es ,, ~ ...... ..., .-.u I , San1a .1na 1 cy,·spa~r Larr1c1s. 1• 1n_ -I 1 ed · 2nd · . · RAKE San ClC'm. Pnce. For ;1pp1. - -fl:\E-EWE 1 Job Want·• Male 7~5 Bl' "Ill age lu Lido Isl. Hatoo·t COULD you use extl'a Sl'J.$50 n erest 111 a 1neomc .uq~>rt arl'a. ()uts1and1n~ OP c [I 492 90JI '1.q2 !1116 ""• u.£ '" ·1. '· .... 1'·. 1, ' \\·k~ p11 eves & Sais. Pref. ~lanagrntcnl. Call 639-6121. l·hancc to advance to ex&:. ERATORS a --· · -· I \'Jrd .\1,un1~nilnl'(' ::iL'l'\'lt'C --------------' i:eninsu a ..,;. ....., ooa u1nt. ·, . , _ ... ,,, :::•·-secretary. Call Coa s ta I •EXPEDITORS Vi\S~:CrO'.\IY I LH:Wlups/Haulin~. ~s---.Sl:il.J .\IOTEL l\lANAGER -\1-ould J\UTU HT .. CAH.RlJ:::R, for LOntact :\Ir. lial.i.Stroln at enipld. ~h . .....-vi )>:...,.....,:xi. Personnel Agency 540--6055 •DEP
Confidrn!Jnl info r m(l 1 ion ~,\l{J)t~:" s.;.iV1~'('cicanl7ps, like to n1ana~e rnolcl, kt.-eps I Or~.~t;c Lounty 8 .1~adin.g the lJ.AlLY YIUJ'l' or call COUNTER he!irgcnera! ESCROW I 2790 Harbor Blvd' Gii ' T. l.NSPECTOR '"!u.nst'li~g .~ r1'rt•rrn l. . i J•l<lllllltg, Ion:; rt'OO\'llllon, ~sm7s_s _u11. Ha\'c ':CI s. I ne SJH_tfK'l" · J{ e g 1s 1e 1 · t ti4:l-l:J:tl 0£ le<1vc 11.ppl1cal1on. \\'Orkrr. \Vttkend \\'Ork for \ OFFICER . _ '.' ' · •TOOL MAKER Al l ,\Tl~ .. lric•orp ,\ ~on· Jr._ ..... l'~L J:::.\pe1·. !JW-1012 Call &la-l1'Jl or WG-3632. lirs. :S-a:30 p.n1. approx. B k -&· girl 17-20 yrs. Apply In HEALTH Spa is hiring young •TOOL ROOM
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avail. full ti nll'. fr n .111 _!~h~'l--:t-1~".l. J\Jikc 041-1~1. ' . .· . AVON , prep. :i;JU ;nn·l ptn. Cull 1'ELl\_'ERY 1na1,1 fo1 ?Hi.er I !\l~g caret expel' req., typing reha. hansp. Ca!! 5-16-8238. INTERVIEW G/9/7~ to 8/18/71. Hl·f~r.1 EXPERT L..\\\'N CAllE I Lady looking for . N.urs1ng AikS I iur appl, ti4li·IJOU, e.x t ll!li. s~1pplir"', C'.\1-NB 111£'·~·1 80-90 1vpm, sh 100 1\·pn1, mus!! HELP WANTED S 1Slf.l1 76&--28.'\·I. l i{J::Ll,\liU:: _ J{EASON.\HW.: cr11ployn1en1. Ca11ng • for ! • • •. .
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Conng. l' n n f Id c n t i a 11 '~eneral <orvt'cos 6046 ~:y,s. AGood o!:°1'1~·?0 L1s"1 '"I >SAJl\lOILUYL DJNNCO~IE' '0YUoRu II N.B,. af'(!a. ,\pl iu1u + SIROTJANT!OpoNE,:,R~. 6'1:>-8300, I 1)-"pt'l'o'l'ittcn resume listing 29'"JO l-larOOr Bl\·rl ,\flel' hoursn. call Plant Supt. rounl'l'lin.c: .>:, l'(>frrral .1 ~-~ ~na na . .,,,·~. Cly. " i I•. saary. . C\\' .'--1•1 I prrv exper job respon Costa1'1esa ~6-8191 al1 41546-3131
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Bc.ach, Calif. 92660. Attn: I . , • . SIEGLER
108.11 BEACll BLVD. -1Jo5JC: N!:J::US \\'ORK? UOOKKEEPER -full charge.' ' quality sailboat n1anuf •. 4 DELIVERY & Slock l\lan. Personnel. or call &10-S.%0. llOU:-iEKEEPER. par! tin1\'.
STANTON 527-3!06 , All 1'ypes ol HrP<Jirs Available Jor u.-ork at hon1c. I lJ;\BY Sitter, m<iture lady 10 Uay 11k. ~ln't . bcncf_its .. p/.tin1c pve;:. :\lust be IS~~ 1 I ~al~!'. 6~ft/is a l\l'ck. ~1 \LE . .· 2 3 1 Suiall Jobs our Specialty 673-Zn.i. f 2 h'ldrc A 19 Drop by fo1 an 111te1v 1e11 O\<'r. neat appearanci'. Sc 1 EXECUTIVE 's:nc<'~l', ~~11,1~~51~7~-c ~i;.1:, Cc;ast 1-tunie Repail' &ta-~H~!_ 1 BIOLOG!C,\L ILLUSTRA· ~~. ~r 7 ~·~. \\~kcta!7:'1J 1 f.lon U1ru 0Thu1-s, 9 um·~ pm. Harold, 49J E. 17th St, Costa · SEC REARY llOU~E\VIVE_S, Pa11/1in1e 1~24. for poss. matTiag,·. 1 "Things" by ~foose Gen·] TION or related \l.'Ork. t""""ull wn to 4 : 3 u p n1 We5t5ail Corporation :\Jesn. . ! Dyna m i e. n1 0 t i \'a I l'ci public relaltons 10am·2~n1:
\\'rite J'.ox 681, SJC l'H r pen 1 r y, re pii i rs, or pan 11n1e. 673·82:i2. tra.11Hporatalion & refs. a ' 1.638 Placcnua, C.1\,1. DELIV~RY . \V~RK-n1an1~d · intel!i!':<'nt person "·anted to i !2. hr +~~us. Agf's 3:>-1.J
I !FE 0 EA 1· Le plun1bing. Elec remodeling. I must. C.l\I. al'ca ol J.larbor .... ov"r 2:i. Prut ta)lC. U;:e O\\n n1ru1ttge fast g ro 11· 1 n g ·'~"~efc,·~83c__l-~9=~· ~~-~-I -1 b. t' D F Tf ·, ltiour ti-t2-5til 3 Jobs Wanted, M&F 7075 & Baker 557-&!67 CASHIER to $500 rar No selhng, good profC'Ssional bus inc s s. 1 fNSIDE \\'ORK Part-tiinc,
ia 1c!I 1\lt'. or H rerna ves · · ·itings 894-2750 s· J s~J"" I & s to ABOftTION call Llfo,E Hauling 6051 NEAT, alerl exp'd cple in BABYSITTER· 16 mo child, t ·ec rau:t. ~real spo t tu u:.e e<ii · · ·. ·a ary open . ..,,.. "'"'· rves. a\s. fd£'a1 101' LINf<: 541-5522, 24 hr~. f:J()'s for l.1gmcnt of 18·4D Nights from 11 : 3 op m. your PR & m11th. No typing. DENT A .L Ass 1 ~ta n ~ ·. EXPf.;RJEr-;CED lady 1vill do S!udcnt_s. Gua~nteed 11·ai;l'.
sr·sr MASSAGE IN N B YARD, garage t.:leanups, adult units iii nice area. 7:30an1. Sun·Thw-s. Rcfcl', 1\lso Fee r'osiuons. Ct!Jl Orth?dont1e ~re., Will train ! houscclca11ing. P.efe1-enccs. 636-899., or 89....-225.11
0400' Irv' e A,.: '"'le 103·8 · remove trees, dirt, ivy, Dependable / plrasant 1 .642-6745. Control Care<'r E1nployn1ent "·/min. 1 Y1 d,e1ntalFe~.1?·· Cn l! 5·lll!N3
·' 111 1 ·• • 1 · · 1 d . i\ ~ff. J 4 0 u Send resun1e to 1~ rs c1 t lS ~--Open 8 AM, 1\1on, \\led, Fri., r 1 v e 1v a Y s, st urnps. L .... ndable, 546-3n7 , HABY SITTER my hon1e, 5 ' gency, · ;i, in75 Brookhurst, 'No. 11: FACTORY HELP
Anri. 557-ffi39. 1 X·J7-2666. , Help W1nted, M&F 7100 •ays 1vk, Costa r.fesa. 2 lrvua-' Ulvd, N.H. Fountain Valley, Ca . 9270S }Ot1ng Judy over 21 yrs. \Viii
I iiiiiiiiiiiiiii f 1\10VING? Local furn. or j -Boys 6 & 8. Aft 6:30, I · train. Good co. hen£'Uls. 1.= ~en. hauling, 32 It. turn. •-11... •-642-7452. CW:.klCAL DE.NTAL assistant Laguna 5'15-040l.CM
I ' I~ 642--0535 ' -.. w-.,p -.... PAYROLL "'"' -El Toro area. Exper. ~"""~"==~--=~ 1 s...-end._. van. · AcCOWlling Oerks 1 S560 ~YSITIER • Live-In, 2 Salary open. Rep Ji ca I FOOD & BEVERAGE Alert, aggressive prrMn "'1th
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IO\V cost seiv1ce. Ext Boat 'I h/D' 1 •0,,.. room + salary 842·253J CLERK . . A 0 C 1. d · rnaterial to standard s fl ! in -194--lOOJ 54<: ""'"" "ec 1esc ..,.,..... · · DENTAL ASST. Chairs1de. 4-. n range o. trm cs1rcs Bu1ine11 Services 6009 . ' .,,-vtQf, . f/C Bookkeeper 5800 handed dentistry. Go 00 I Rn i·xpcr'd. F'ootf & p1"0Cl'S!I. t2J package goods,
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BOOKPG, typing, f i I in g.' Trt>e & shrub trim or Prop. 1\lgnll Sec')' to $7j() i ~rays. ~ 495-42..\5... laJ1?c hotE'I or restaurant t:xerllent brnefit!I, Paid
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:M7-2827 eves. student. Large truck. Reas. I Lc~al SetTClary to $700 , CHECKER lK'l'SOll \\llh experience in ('ha1rs1dc. J\>lin l y1· e-.:per. 1\d no. la1 c/o Daily I ilot. Apply In Person
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HaiT)', 531_1.i35 or 5J9-9-13S. Sec,YiTitlc C:st·i·o11• 10 $700 I all fa~·l•ts of JJilYl'Oll in· St;u1 immediately. Salary P. O. 1560, Costa Mesa: C;1 PRIMARK
arpenter 6015 • • l\lag Cal'rl Typist 10 SGOO l·lud•nK daily 1in1e cards, open. N.B. area. Ma-6631. 92626 PRODUCTS Moving and Hauling Receptionists 10 $550 t het:k pl'l'paratiun, pay· DENTAL ASST Exp or D.A.1 FRY COOK
PATIO-Covers & Decks. $lU & up • 96J-o4.52 CALL T--~H llOPKINS We have on open-roll tax rctun1s, daily C'Ahl. >16-3000. 'Vknds I
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tools required, ' ' Custom designed expertly 1 ' • __ _, l"ash l.'Ontrol, <.'Orrcspon· "',~?" 8965 1n l2 Noon. . Exper. Full, p/lirnc 2620 S. Sus"" built. Free estimates : Hou•ecleanint 6054 JERRI \VHITTEMORI:: ing in our New-1 dence, filing, assist in •"-'U"' v-1 Surf & Sirloin " Please Apply Or Call
646-7598 846-949J 'H OUSECLEAN ING l rRYINE PERSONNEL port Center Branch 1 prcpn.ralion ol monthly DEPOSIT CLERK 5930 W. Coast Hvy., NB N HSanlboa Atta& , ... Calif. A ROYAL
CUSTOM \Voodwork. remod.. Experlent'ed. References & ,. ~ES·~ for lndlviduel with 1 jou1·nal entries and peuy P/time. 80 h\'S a n1onth. FULL time babysitter !or ~I 1 ear ~h4t'~~er vr.
paneling & repair. Vi.nee accvrete typing cash fund. \Ve 1'.'QUil'C Work 1st 1h·2 weeks or the mo old baby In my home. I Equal Oppor. Employer INDUSTRIES
Lenhoff, 536-8'175. own transp. $2.50 hr· 488 E. 17th St (at Irvine) CM skills and some ex.. 2 yea111 experience, typ-mo & last few days of n10. Some housekeeping. Pd ' 2040 E. Dyer Rd
f:tolJ.-2781 Suite 224 642 .. 1470 , Ing and 10-kl'y. Also. includes lite typing & I vacation & sick \eA.ve . Most I--Sanh1. Ana 540-3210 FENCEs-GATES-~EPS Dedic•ted Cleaning r,:rlence conduct· filing. $3 per hr. 1' I n1 Po r tan l qualification INSURANCE SALES F:11ual Oppor. Employer m/l .1
RAILINGS-DECKS-ETC. , * WE 00 EVERYTHINU * """ """"' ....,.,,.,... ng credit chocks. LEAR Cell 644-1900 e<pcr. w/ln!•""· IW!er.
548-7637eve11. I ltefs. Free est. 646-2839 Acc:ounfilVI Cl9rk I G-00-M required. Salary $300 . MACHINIST-ADD, remodel, alter. frame, ··• We offer fine start.. DININ R negotiable for right penon. N h'l & finish stores Oftices Ii 0 USEC LE AN ING -Nationl\l aailboti.t nilgr needs Ing 1alarie1, excel.. ' SI EGLER CAPTAIN Transpor. -'q. to Irvine. lo e)(p nee., e~rn iv le yO\l Pl'Om11sive manu!. firm homes. 962--1961. ' ' e" p erie1K..'f"d. Reference. payroll/Acctng Clerk. Exp. re ~arn. part . lune, e\•es ~ needs a lathe machinist
GENERAL CARPENTRY $3.~ an hoUr. N.B. area. prel'd. Call 556-3120 for Info. lent benefit plan, 6 Days·11plil shift. r.1ust havl' 552-$522. : 1~knds, full llme \Vh n quail· ".11.2 yt"S cxper. At!O,
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'I FINISH ll'ORK L6'ndH293. E.O.E.' • I pleasant working TRANSPORT lhorough knowledge 0 f FULL 1itne Salrsn1nn wanted 1 fled. looking for mac h Int at
" I 6066 ACCOUNTING CLERK / environment and DYNAMICS wine's & good table st•l"\·icf'. for P11.tio &. Ou+cloor furn-Farmers Insuranec Group traln('es w/lltlle or Small jobs ok. ~ a 1cap ft9 I 1 of tu ,\b1!1ty to sell, instruct & lture shop. Apply Crttn Ed Lani * 54Q.1:13 l t'Xf>"l'. New a/cond bldno
CerjMt Service 6016 11 LANDSCAPE, sod, soil cond. 3 yn expelirnt"e rcq'd. r.;" Tor °!dv:nc: IN;~;1,~~~r~~~~l') ·~:~~~~ or'~~~!t~~r ~ i llH\"CI\ Nursery ann Patio INSURANCE CLERK Xln'l benefits Inc I ud i ng&
Cleanup, sprinkler repair. S5(1G.~· Airport Are~2640 nt Santa Ana ,,·/p"blic. See Pl'rsonni·I • Shop, Viclorla k Nev.·port dent a I . EOE. Disc , JOHN'S Carpet & Upholstery ; Exper. ~. me Dlvd., Cos!R r.lcaa. Agency exper. pl'l'f. Fire & lnstrun1ents, 102 E. Baker
Dr1 Sh" mp o o ' (Soll• P I ti /P •-6073 ACTIVITIES DlRECTOR Pio• .. call for Equal opportunity c.n1ployer 1'1anageboar B Cl b },ULL Time Bus Bov, n .. u H.O .. • can c e I lat Ions' C. ~1. 979-5.100. ' Retard&ntJ). n--aten & a n '!I aper".. ! Exper. pref'd. F/time. IF Bal ay u J ~ !!ndorsemenl$ etc EEO P '"°;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;io;;;;;;;;;;;;.,...J -•" --I tment M 1221 W Coa!l Hwy NB. •hilt, Appty in per9011, \Ved· rSJale Mutual Sa~' • ..:. «001·!" MACHINIST all cok>t brl.gbteoen • 10 PAINTER, 5l5 Yf'I exp Conv. HOlpltal 642-0598 •ppo n · ' Sal, 2-tpm, El Niguel • '"6"• ~ = t!ech~ ~ Semlreti.ml. need imall ADMIN. Alllltant for Tech. Barbara Cam"'•r1no CLE-RICA.L DISH\\'ASHER 'Vanted. day Country Club, 23700 P.taeArthur, N.B. Mra . Production, Mon nm A l
by aavtng me ~tra. tript. Job 1 pa Int In: ' Dept of sm&U, klcAI Co., (714) 644-0113 lmmed AulgnmentJ T?p shift, 6 days. Good pay. CaU ! Oubhouse Dr., Laguna Engelkey, 833-8383. v&riety PINMnt WJTOUnd.
Will clean IJvlna rm., dlntni paper1langilw call r r . d v t\ r I 0 u I respom:lbllltln. SECURITY $$$. Uine or lhol't. term. 1)44-9829. ?.fr. D'a C.Oflee II Niguel IN s u RA ?'I c E Exs>er'd ings, ~ bldg ln 1rvlnt ln-1 ,• rm.. I: hall $15. AJty nn. 642-9235. some Mini. Call 646-8981 Call 5.f.G.+150. Shop. ruu.. a: p/ttriil!: he 1 , pro~ It Casualty a;:ency dustrial complu. Call Mr. •
$7.llO, oouch llD. Olatr ~ 1S EXTERIOR ONLY Mr. Pnil>ot. NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO DR'S ASSISTANT COOKS. & DRIVERS, o~r woman Good ..im & Otarbon, TI4·m3!l9.l.
yn. exp. !& what counts not PACIFIC J"EMPO T•mP'!rary Help Yo""" tatty (18-28) fO •~rk 21. Celi!. driven Ile, ntat l benefits. Old .. 1abl~hedl~~!!'!'"'"!!!!!!"'"!!!l-l'I method. I do wotk m)MU. Uc'd., Intured. Free Eat. All ShUtll ()pl!:n CLERK TYPIST TO help f\S doctor's aulstant/m pe_nonable. App!y '10 E. Laguna Beach Agency. Cail A-1 AJD S WANTED. -
Good reJ. 531~101. RichArd 919-3335 VACATION$$ phtnnaclJJt end waJt on ceptlonlst In t.::alth spa. No lllh St., CM. 6*n36. \ Roy · ~latcum Agency Experle~. dependable. •1
LAft Crpt Clnn. Hie $24.Sl. PA.UiTlNG & Reptlr, 35 yn PART·TIME BANK c:ustoml'tll. Must type, will exp. fleel!:ll!lafY, We train 494-1511 Good llltlary.
Rm $1. Stm bae $311.\11. Sol& workmtWltlp llW'· Tttke WEEKENDS !rtlln. Mi"'°" VI e j o . YD"· App[y In ,,.l'l!On aJ\er-* GARDENER * Invoice Clerk <94-U I
$14Jl5, Gut.r. TIH110 advantage ot my exp ImmedJalt Openlnp for 837R1750 noon or evet, 2930 Wat. Cat. Be )'O',;t own boss! Put or ·Mahde pet'8()n. Xll]'t typlst. rMJOS. Full • ~-tlmlll
Celllnat 6011 !536-FRElfl56E EST. PRO. F. Sccllrtty Guanls In O.C. Equal Opportunlly '1ERK$ & REGISTER Hwy., NewpOl't Beoch. ' f/lfmt. Your OWt1 oreo. AIR, knowledge of bitkP'R·· ~llll !rain. APPlY 10 ..,.,s '
;..;.,i: atta. 10-40 Hn/wk. $2.25 .t'miiloyft'M/F OPERAroRS full A pt1rt DOG Groomer, ~x p er . Hilh lncome. Gl.laranteed Varltd dutits for 1Tnall ~ Br.N BROWNS. rue.
._ WILLARD PAINTING * PAINTING. INT. • EXT. hr. No uper, neen&. Call 4-P timt. A&*tv K Ma.rt 23891 El caesars Palace Qroamln£ CU.tomen. Earn Now. Pi1 manuf. plant. Ask tor MU)'. CO.!lt Htvy, So. l.AC\11111 '
--OelUnp +I * 55'1'4274 * 6 pm, 61M511. --wftll• Dollt Toro RA!. El Toco Laruna Nlgucl. can Later. -Get Into tho o.n, Pilot ~
ttpaln. Drywall A "all Don't me VJ> the tthlpf SECURITY SERVICES CO. PlltJI ""ll'WI -Ad It I COMPAH10Nt • Uve In, ~00 ., 837--0480 lor SM-7117 or "4-3144 I Don'! tdvo up tlle . litlpf Cla.-!Rt!d Ad -tllld 11111
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_!:!..,I. 6!~,..~i!r1. '71 !\;ORTON ('()~1 MANDO, FOR St\LF. -·I 1•lllll' ll'1tl'r YOUR CAR
TUC. H01\T. 211' J.B. ~lj(I. all 11PI\", ··o" 1nil('S, con111ly lit'llccl lil'l'S, ;:1lsn 7 " 11 Al' ~l&-7070
Di<>-.1.'I I "~ J. & trans. s;;~JO. I ~P/JC'd, sharr. ;i.,'Jl-6628 \1 ire 1~1ab:~· ~!lll Jo"' Ford, A UTOS l~f PORTED
64;)-289$. I ·7~ llnnd;is 750 & ~l50 ~1ry~lcr pzuducl,. Tt:ul1•rl--'-'"-..;..'------
Class1fird Ad! Call £.t!-5678 1 X1ras $1950 & $1700 hitch fnC'i{'r u.~i·cil. fils General 9701
today! j ' 498--0539 Ford l\1us\nuJi: '71 lo ·7:; St:i.1----------
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$100. Call 530-6.140. tVt\\\'799! Autonia!ic 1r:in~. ~=-o=--=--=="""-.-1 VW BUS Trfln~axcl STJ. 36 hp l'tllln•.
\IW Engine, $100. Uo1h good. $677 ·~'~"~·-~·3~94~·~---'----1
; 50 an1p. battery chur~cr. fie.Git LWJ1A' Brand new, !isl p1·ic.-c $215
now $7S. S:ll--0873.
'71 TOYOTA
I
BILL JONES'
B.J. SPORTSCAR CENTER INC.
MEMORIAL DAY "WEEKEND SPECIALS''
OPEM ALL WEEKEMD TO SERVE YOU
' DEMONSTRATORS
Buy Now & SAVE!
'74 124 Sedan
Radio, Automatic N93780
'74 124 Sedan
Radio, 4 Speed #09797
'74 124 Wagon
AM/FM Radio, 4 speed #89295
FIAT Executive Car
REGISTER NEW
'73-124 Sedan ......... $2495
Automatic, radio & heater. #21 832
Just Arrived!
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'74 FIAT 124 SPORT SPIDER
'74 FIAT 124 SPORT CPE
for
Immediate Delivery
The Outstanding Gas S~ver
1973 FIAT 128 2 DOOR
A L~rge Selection of
FIATS
Late · Model
New and
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$2295 + T & L
WILL TAKE YOUR
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IM TRADE
TOP TRADE-IM ALLOWANCE
AT B .• J. SPORTSCAR
IMPORTS ..
169 FIAT 124 COUPE
Radio, hearer , air cond. (ISSBEXJ
1 70 FIAT 124 SPIDER
Extra Sharp. (Al 08$W )
the most modern Sports & Foreign Car Service Dept. in So . Calif.
Custom Painting & Body Shop
our facility is equipped with the latest electronic a'!,_tomotive equipment
pen-Daily 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Open Thursdayi:30 a.m. to 9:00p.m
B.J. :>l'v1<1SCAR (ENTER. Inc. !Ph 540-44'11
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heater, lo mi's, f19'1;j. call COLONY P~K Vinyl roof, lull ?«-'Or uu;lde
1 l ·····························'!~·I BILL MAXEY TOYOTA
0•1f"70How '74T~ooDltploy ._ .... °" ...... ' 10 see It this 1,.f'l!kend, 10 passe~r 1ta1ion wagon. &: out. automahc transmls-1GRAND PRIX I' &44--6500. Llke new. 25,000 ~Iles, full, i;ion It low mll('i. t950Ji'VCL Autos New 9100 Autos, Ntw 9800Autoa, New 9800
'6.'I MALIBU """"' sport. :;::~;;· ;:.~';:"' ~'~11~;' Only $1988 HEADQUARTERS ==•..:.:.:::;:_ __ =:..:::=:...:.;=-~-'-'-;..:....-..:.-____ _
auto, !!malt V-8. $-KIO. or ~tereo, roof r~ck. 14JsESDJ I · . ~'.!:~:"!:...:::::::;:::;::..;i;;::;::iiili:z:::::::'i:;:;:;;:.;~-.._~-~-make orter. 54S-~l22 after 6 S~75. Johnson & Son -"'~~
pm. Linc o ln/"1ercury, 2626 33375 CAMINO UltSTRANO ONLY {2)
BUY NOW TODAY -OEOC OUR DUI.I
COIOU.A IJOt SID.AN LEASE '66.63 .... ............................. -............... .... :'!:· .... ---....... 1#114114!1 •••• UM.# ........... -......... ... _._.....,....,._...,... _ _..._.y..,. ................
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'69 Klngs"·ood 9 pru;s. 1 Ov.n-Harbor Bl ., C~1 . 540-56.10. , ,~=~ ':!..~. 1973 MODELS LEFT
t'r Crean1 Puff. llladed, '65 MERCURY Come!. Just 4tl·ll75 0,. IJl ~IJ75 All Loaderl
Jo"' n1i. $9j(). tilr. Bl'O'o1·n overhauled 800 mi. agn. fSer. 230'195l
675-0123. Have receipts. Nt!w tire!t & 'Tl PINTO RUNABOUT \'OUR OIOJCJ-:
'&6 CJIEV\', ltT, •I s1xl, 1.'00d paint. Needs 2 rear shucks 4 5pct>d 1ransrnisslo11, hk<> \\'hll(' 1'hey Lasr!
tircis, rii)ls. $600. 11.1.1-li.157 S·WO/B!'st offer. 6-12·~ lll'W l'und, lo\1· 1nilcs. 1·adio S4288
aft ·1 or 11·knds '72 1\IERCUf{\' !\1ARQU 18 I Ill\~. ht•Ull'l'. I I :1 :I~' T 1_1 I '
Chr sler 9925 4 Dr. like ~1e1v, lo"' n1lll•s,: S2'~7:> •• Johnso.11. & ~ 1!, 1 ~, -•-I
Y full po"·cr, auto lenip air I L I n t: 0 ln/l\l!'.i l Ul';I. .. 2ti:.:'li 1 J 1 "7:1 GRAND PHI:\ '71 Chrysler Cllnd. 6 ""!IY po11·er St'ats, !!arbor BL, C:\I. 5-10·56JO. V!'ry 1(111· n1ilC'!l~I;' &. Jovdcd. i
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lunduu top. A;\t/F;\I ~t!'rro ISc'I". 1.wos,-.:1. Newport Custom rnd;o. 1:,os>:o1 1. 1:1315. GAS SAVER $3088 "~ I d J oh 11 s n 11 & S 0 11 l!fl3 PLYJ\lOLITH DU5.l~R. i 11 "71 GRAND PH.IX -I Dr Jl<uvlOQL .oo erl, 1':,\· L; " .. 0 1,1/.\I"'''"'"·', ." 6~"'· l "" 11-11 F J I '.,,._ ' ' <1;1 ."'<I. ll'"ll>'., ,,_, ,ai; 1··-· I m•'I"""" L'-·Jly r<1. s.w.rp. '°"" OI" us llarbor J3L, C;\I. 540.5630 '"' .. •,,_, m\· ... ..,,. ru
$1788 milcl'lgC' 1ov~r 22 !\IPG1 Jo.ull·t!. tSt.·r. 169'l'LL
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA
18881 lltodi ll•d.. Hoooliogloo leach
847-8555
Toyota 9765 I v __ ol_v_o_-,. ____ 9_n_2. I ________ ....,,, '64 i\IERCURY 2 1!r, I IT, Only 1 IJJOO 111iles. S:l.1!:5 $2988
I--'----------1 Xlnl. ne11· \"itlvrs, llre~. etc. Private purty. ~i..)1-5151. 111 '69 GltAND Pl~IX : I 74 v· OLVO 64+{lj91. s-195. I Exrro1 11i1·1• F·u11 pu\\ ('I'. I 22 USED
TOY OT AS I ' DA YE ROSS Mustang 9952 Plymouth 9960 Lra1hrr 1n1t•nor, l'h". 1Sl'r. .
PONTIAC -i 11
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LEASE OR BUY
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Sl'ECIALIST<.;
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c:-M~ IM64017 Chrysler \\"'in. 31.000 n1i. i111·;
t-ond. p 11·1n<lo11s,. p seu1.1 Chrysler/Plymouth
uni ln1 ~tC'rro, in xlnr 1' Open 0111ly K· Sun. '111 10 Jl;\J '6il Cl.fRYSLER \VAGON. l'Ond. &>st offl'I' buys cui· ?./29 Jlarbir lill"tl., ,
Loaded. F·u11 power. \'ACA· f111111 privah.> par 1 y . ' C"usln l\!e~a
TION SPECIAL. Cared fo1: _611--0t.~. 546-1934 slnct• nC'11·, 5-10-700,'.l 01 fi.16·97'17. ;\ll"ST,\i\G COlll'l'fl. '7 :: '' --·-I 11111/1111 r:ul;o, air •'onrl, p/s I 'i2 PLY:\10UTH IJUSTt:l:
COMtinentel 9930 & hrks, ,\/T, 16,000 1111, 1_6,000 n1iles, (•...:1·t•!lt•n\. 2
!nunae. s:L>oO. 67J-12·1.I fill 11 D11or H.1'. Auto11111!i1", 11Vllt'I' 1'
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DAVE ROSS
PONTIAC
2480 ...... -At fGir Dr.
Costa ..... 546-10 11 1966 Harbor, C.1\1. 6·16·93f!:l 1 l!)G6 Ht:.rbor, C.M. &16-~Hll3 '72 CONT!r\ENTAL HJll•l. ~ll-i•rii~g, _po\vt•r h1·ak1:~. :iir
LEASE A BRAND t\"E\\' ·71 .\IAHh: IV .66-1\lliST/u'{G. St.kk. Good l"undlti~nln~', _vu1yl rtluf. 1 _1,.-~~---~~.,,.!
TOYOTA taxJCorollaSe<.IHn l 73 VOLVO Lo11· .n1ilf'".• sho11·~ 1 1 Good lil'es, t965EXX1. $267:1. J11hn:-11n ,\: [7)
for only $61.26 Jl.'t' inn. 36 145 E WAGON rxC'rpt'.onally ftn(• !'an·. ;ill ~lr: 1· $~!1< &i2 -g~ Sou LinL'Oln/i\i<'ITury, )i~:,
nios. open end lease. thr f1nrsl fcntUl'(':', full t c;in. J .J. -:i }!arbor BJ., C:\I. .·110.:-.t;::u.
Auro tntns, air eotld, flO"""r pci"·cr. auto tC'n1p air eonrl Oldsmobile 9955 ; ·6!J SUBL'llli,\N s1a.\\;1 i_:. 1973 BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
~tl'crin~. luggagC' r:u·k, 6 "a;i.· pD\l"l'I", srats, lan1l11u -Grl. ('Ond., rachiils. ,\Just
10,0C(l n1iles. !np. 1639li1\IT~ S !i 4 i ~1 S;Jes I. SP=-v\ct' l'l'IL $S7:i. ~lti~--0290
18881 8rachBl•d..847-8SS5
HUMTIMGTOM BEACH
$AVE ,/uhnsun & !) o n OLDSMOBILE ---PONTI ACS !.incoln/i\lrrt·ul')'. 26:l6 GMC TRUCKS "tl·I VALI,\N1' s1 .• 11n11 .. CREVIER BMW I I Bl C I -Q.. "'6.''0 \\"ag<Jn. f!uu<.: OK. Hro•,·nll.v !-'-"'"'" .. ' .. ~ . . HONDA CARS ''"""· '""· CllE.\P! %!: "" LEFT OVER
-I ... \\'"' '" """' "'CONTINENTAL UNIVERSITY OLDS ~-----"70 CORONA h1ru:k II, stn. Sunta Ana 12 DR ht. LikC' uei\'. Lu~an"I \!til L'•L':-.TEH. i-11\"k. ti t·~l.
1\"gn; airlr/h, Ot.'"' tin•s: [ 8lS-3171 rquipt, full ()O'\"l'l". auiO 2&51) Harbor Blvd. r:uh1• & hralt·r. i;:c~xl t'C\lll.
top rond11 1nn. Sll'al ll at I IC'IHP air ('on<i. 6 "·;iy ll\in Costa l\1esa :i4t.1.9640 ~"°'i1·l!'_Sl~>oo._r~2-Sl.il
SJ,j()j). 49.1-f1tili3 NO Dn., OAC a.~~unic b!tl.~ ronirort po11·{'r seal.~. lti.000 ·72 TClHOi\"J\DO. rull pi\T. '59 P LYMOUTH
Triumph 9767 11 rn;c·t'fl s~ll'. 1 ~· l4,?I:: :1<·tunl niilt•s. A:\l/F:'ll In1111<1t'.Un~.011nt•rS3-l:J() 1 D1· &id, $~'00. :1.J(i.l!"•I
\\ agon. l 1.~ 1111. A:'lf·~ :'II: sll'rt"U, landau top lgfj~J.'i3i :tt1-3il.9-I Pontiac 9965
Au·, ;iuto. Like ne1\", SI IJ.lll p.!!7:'i. J(lhtison & so nl ~.-------~= •73 TR STAG ino., ~l35.1 Bal. ti7J.8760. I.inc o ln/:\!rrcury, Zf\26 Pinto 9957 ! 1973 GRAND
ISt'r. l:!.-1-ll
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h Ard - 1 op. Au ton111ti{' 1· 9901 ·10 CONTINENTAL n1ilt•a.c:(', auto, an·. A rc;i! I VILLE Choice of Models
1rans1nis.slo11, powrr General !\IAHK III !lf'a11ti·~ 551--0999 \l"knds &1 •. ,1, .. c ' CI & E • I ~ r1;1rdlop. Vt>11• !011· 11111... o ors qu1pmen stcetinl:, air L'Ondi1io11ing, & ~ __ .-. .-. .-Full f"Xl""t>t". Bl' au 1 if u l C\'l'S. ; <iR('. Full.'>' Joirirli>d. ,\ n•;il I
lo :i_d c· rl ivr.i ~ h I'·" I I' a I G-AS-S-AV-ER~ t.hr1_1_01~t. nu_t?. t~n1p _air l'Orl~: 1971 l'li\"TO, 2.000 cc !'ng,, lue\ul'v t'a1·, !St'r. ll27t!•. ,\
equipment. la-l~FRl.
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NEWPORT -,
IMPORTS
197.'1 PLYMOUTH DUSTF:H. inlcun~ .• 1.i.n~,\u 1 Our XlrH c.-ond. prh·. parry. Bcs1 $3888
Std. tr11ns., ~rc;1! r;:as inilc· 1710BKt,1 S·ll7J, Johnson g. off•r ·l(l"' s-~o I !!~(· .(Ol"•'t' t'l i\lPGf Only Son Lllll"<lln/i\1M'cury, 21326 ' ... ,.... 1
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l-1,000 tnilcs. S-.!195. l'rivaH• !/arbor Bl., C.\l. j.10-56:10. PINTO ·73 '.! rl.r. 100(kc rn~. 12 i\10:\'TH . NO :\IJLJ-.:AGE
JJ;ir!y. l!'lti-1 t'ull . , . C J J\:'11 !'<1d10. 16,000 nll, .-.:Int \\' \Pfl \:\'f\"
DAVE ROSS
PONTIAC
J410.......,.,. At hil" Dir.
CostaMno 54M017
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SPECIAL
OF THE ~WEEK
•
Brand New 197 4 Nova
• 2 Door
•Gas Saving 6 cyl. engine
•Tinted glass
•White side wall tires
•Rad io
•Vinyl interior _
• Heavy duty radiator
• (Se r. 11102432)
2899
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642-9405 I _,,,..~~ ,\fl 0 or on 111\nds 613-9007. ·7:: PINTO . .i spcl. 2:> :'.!PG.! ' i --------------------------------1
VOikswagen 9f 70 AMC 9905 Corvette 9932 S2lXl. or offt-r. II DAVE ROSS ·-;-1 Gfl.\:'\!J Pl"ix, ::u.or.111 n1i.,, r---------------------------i ·---~----·73 HORNC1' "'""'"''·\\'ILL PAY TOP DOLLAR
1'19391
" I PONTIAC ' 1"11'-'.;.\"'P. '""'' '"" '"'"· DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS '69 VW lriin1a(· rond Econoniy 6 ~~OH YOUR \'~TT~ dlr. '7~ PL'lT~ Runa~I. auto 2410H....,AthlrDr. : b[i-I~ .
Sunl"oof .r., low n11Jc<1ge ("VI. R II. &l2-0&!0 ur Ilk· li42-88-14 l.&!1• lo" -~'~res, xlnt eond. CotNM.•• S4MOI? , _________ Dial the direct line to results
1YE09631 I days.83S.4100el'e!i&\\"knlls. Couga r 9933 $23.iO. &l.J....i11).f HcJµ thl• shor1111.:P prohl<'n1!' Q ly $1288 8 · k 9910 -'71 PINTO, 4 Spd, R.~H . gooc\ ~ S<-11 Idle i1rn1s \11th a IJatl1· 642 -5678
n UIC 194¥J COUGAR: gold \\"/?Jk nHll'CIJ.:(', g_~. <:ond., SI5(K). I Sel.1 itllc ilcn1s II Hh ~ D:ii~~: P1lo! -Cl;.t~~HJCd ,\rl. t:;1JI I '-==;-;:====:::-:~-===-:--====:::::;::::::==::=====:::::::: \ 1969 LcSABRE. 2 cir hardtop. 11nyl Ip. Xln _t cond. ~\'ire 833-lR.i\ ·St.1-l ... ~1. Pilot Classifll~l ad. 612-361~: &12-JGiS. -:-
I r~un p1.r, air. &st offer. "'hls, ll&H,._ air, neiv tires. Auto s, New 9800 Autos, New 9800 : Autos, New 9800 · Autos, New 9800 Autos, New 9800 Autos, New 9800
BARWICK DATSUN
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33.175 CAMINO CAPtSTRAMO Call aft. 6: 6~4-0472. $1500. a.l6-6a18.
~.1.N Al.t.N (;UfltlAMO
'""'""'""'.....,,.."'"'1 i--... , Cadillac 9915 !9l1 COUGAR XR-7 C?nv. 4tJ-3375 or 131·1175 Lc;tthcr, !ape, Vogue tu·cs,
__ ____ __ '73 SEO. Of> Ville, 19,000 mil. 20.000 ..nii. P_crfe~·t cond. Pv1
WANTED: a ';-,S.'61 V\V sll'el radial tirC's, a 11 .Pty. (114l67.r1136.
9935 Window Van unl'll'r $500 in avuilablc_ ~xtra~, • ~rig. Dodge
r 4 n n in g t.-ond. Send 01l'ner. S.139.1. ti~.i6a aft 6 -'---------
informa11on 10: Don 81'0111\ \1·1i:das/all r!ny 11 knrl)':, '68 DODGE R/T 410. 2 dr
C/0 Daily Pilot P.O. Box 'SS CDNVERT. -IS,OOO nii. It.! , Pf~. Pl!3, -· air-rond.
1:,SO Costa i\lesa, Ca\Jf., One-Of·O·kind. i\-lake offer. Very clf'nn. ST7,). Ja7-532-l
926:t'l I 67.i-65-i3 bcrorl' :JP:\!. '66 i\·IONACO STA \VGN,
\VAJ'\Tl':D: 5.~·61 V\\' \V1nd1\\\' (:: 9917 /\u1011u1!it-, loaded, gd ('Ond.
Van! Under $."it.Kl. 1\1u.c;t be 1-Amaro $500. fi..l-1-1127.
Running. Send info to '74 CAMARO =F-or-d~----~'9~40-1
Classifif'd ad ~o. 171. l' o I
Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560 Exira Sharp, Fully Loaded, '72 FORD Squire 9 pass. Sia
Cosla !\1esa Calif. 92628 tl17927J Special Pril·c \\la_g. P/S, P/B, air,
'67 VW BUS. ho111e.made
1
$4088 A?t1/Fi\1 stereo, lug rack.
camper, r-oblt eng. 4 mo or for this beauly Orig (l"'nr. 673-W'Wfl'vcs,
4{lOO mi \.1"81T. 725-TISl 7:30 49·1--2712 '=-~-------Ai\f to 4:30 Pl\1, D~ffy_.__ '70 LTD \Vagon, Jo mllt'age,
V. W. Po~lop, 56,000 1ni, J>AVE,~Jl'(>$S a/C'. p/s, p/disc brks, lug
new paint, Excel. eond. 22 -rack, ncy,· tires, $18.j(J,
MPG. S2400. 979-42·10 POHTIAC . , _,_42_-811_3_1 -----
·71 V\V CAMPER , clean, taO tt.1Mw:Al'*it. 1 ·7~ FORD Ra.nchero. Fully
radials, Ai\-1/J''M, $2200. ~~i--•'~01,7 equip'd. One 01vner, Sho"'" 642--7671 -~ ,,. by nppl only. 83.l-8320
"68 V.\\'., auto .. T:::xCC"llent . MUST sELL:Brand neiv ·74 ·7.1 FORD Ranchcro. Fully
~nd, goo<! tin::s, $1,000. Camaro., tnoo. 673-7280 or equip'd. One owner, Shown
rirm. 968--9161/S·l'l-70811 ;l.l(}..7511 Ask for 1\larcia by appt only, 83.1-8320
V\V 67 FSBK A-1 rond. g-n'at Chevrolet 9920 ·n-RANCHE'RO, De J u x e
fu el econ. 4 spd. R&H nirl!. Like 11c1v. Xlnl cond.
asking $950 TIBU39 84&-0~3 I •74 Monte Carlo S2500. 5·1'.'t-6882 8 am·~) pn1.
, '61 V.\V. Sqback, Orig.: '6S CORTINA Station \\lagon,
011·ner, all p11pen;: very 1 Landau Cd runhing concl. $600.
clenn. $1100. 673-2'295 . · 61'1 HJ82 .. . Very U:i1v ?itilcagc, Fine Car. · -.
·72 SQUAREBACK. 3000 m 1. 1412~111. --,64~F~O~R~D~$72S~O~-
on reb!t cnginl'. $2000. $3988 640-2022
4'.H·46c:,J3::_. ~----~
'60 Bl 'G. Clean, n1ns good.
$2:>0 1!rh·Ps It a1\11y. 6i:Ki71.J
Cheek on our 12 n1onth
111ileage "·an-anly.
no Ma verick 9947
.-----.-----rl?i!AVERICK '72, 4 dr, aulo, or 61.J.-7(117
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I VOL. 67, NO. 143, 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1974 TEN CENTS
! Planners Delay Ceriter Plan Change
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""Biggest Du1n111y~
Virginia Solo 1t Says Poll False
WASll!NGTON (/IP) -Sen. William Scott (R-Va.) today labeled
as "unwarranted criticisn1" a _n1agazine article identifying hi1n as the
"durnbest" 1nen1ber of Congress.
''Obviously it was not lruc. It was all entirely false or all twisted,"
he told a news conference. ,
llis co111mcnts were in response to a story in the l\fay 17 issue
of New Times. a biweekly n1agazine published by the New 1'imes
Communications Corp.
1'he story. written by Nina Totenberg, reported the results of a
poll t~e author said was taken of 200 congress1nen, journalists and
lobbyists.
"Every single person interviewed by Ne\v Times imn1ediately
named Repubti1.:an Scott as the No. I choice for dun1best of the
dun1b," said the article.
U.S. Naval Acade1ny Says
Fi11al Exam Compromised
AN~APOLJS . :'old . fAP l -Th(' C.S.
t\a\'al Acaden1y, untouched by ch('ating
scandals thal have rockOO other inilitar\'
academies in recent vears. has orderr:d
900 midshipn1t:n to !~kc ~ c;ei:ond fina (
c:<amlnation in a navigations courst:>.
The acadcn1y issued a terse· statcn1cnl
today sa) ing it l('arnl'd "that a final
exam in navigation has be c n
compromisOO."
Officials \YOU\d not S:l~· if copies of the
test had bcC'n obtained before the
scheduled exam or if there had been
widespread cheating.
Unofficial sources off ca mp u s
esUmated as many .:is 100 of the
approximately ~ midshipmen "'ho took
the test r('gistcrcd perfect scores, v.·hich
aroused suspicion .
/\bout 4.200 stud~'nts :l1tcnd the
acaden1y .
An academy spokesn1an said an
investigation \.\'as begun affer a
midsltipm::in reported "the exam had
~n cornpromi!'ed."
The re-exan1ination h;is Oe<>n schf'dulcd
for \\'cdnesday, the day that gn~duation
11·rck festivities begin for the class of
1974.
The spokesman said 1nost of those
retaking the exam arc sophomores but ~t
fe\\· arc juniors.
Both \\'e!<>t Point and 1h<.' Air Force
Ac;iden1y h:ive had chealing scandals in
r('cent )'('3rs. but ('XCepl for iso1ated
instances. the Naval Academy had
escaped untouched .
In the n1ost serious cheating sc;indal,
109 cadets at the Air Force Academy in
Colorado resigned In 1965 due to incidents
in\'olving the theft. sale and u.se of
examination. papers.
In February. and March o( 1967 another
34 Air Force cadets re!igned a!U?r
officials said they exchanged informalion
on exan1s. In January 1972 16 cadets
r('signcd as a result of cheating arKI other
alleged violatio1LS of the acaden1y·s honor
C\lde.
At \\'f'St Point. the home of the U.S.
~tilitary Academy. five cadets \\'ere
dismissed in April l9i3 for cheating on a
physics text. \\'est Point \~·as rocked i11
the early ·sirs by a inajor scand.al.
"BreacJa of Co1af1•act'
270 Santa i\11a Teacl1e1·s
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W alli Out; Classes Go 011
An estimated 2i0 or Santa 1\na Unified
School Dislrict's 1,260 teachers went on
st rike today but substitutes were
slanding by lo keep classes open .
The one-day strike by one of three
teachers' groups over a 15 percent
\.\'age-hike demand . v.·as met by county
schools Superintendent Dr. Robert
Peterson with a recommendation that the
Santa Ana board try to have the teachers
stripped of their teaching credentials.
He suggested that the board challenge
the teachers' credentials before the
Callfomia C u r r I c u I u m Commission,
which certifies teachers.
'"The caution I would ha1·c is that the
tea,chers as individuals signed contracts
as : individual professionals who are
au~ by the stale to teach," he
said.
He called the slrike a "breach of
contrlct."
"I know that the district is quite
Clemente Man
Must Pay $400
Water Bill
San. Clemente resident Charles Dyer
Wedne9day lost his bid for a break in his
W.ter bill - a woopping levy of more
ti.an MOO whidi appa .. ntly was rocked
up mysteriously durtng hls last vacation.
Dyer lint appealed lo councilmen
se'leral months ago after he retarned
~ from teverat weclul' holiday, "l"!JOd hls mall and ~ the hue• blll.
disturbed over !he direct defiance the
teachers exhibited." Peterson said.
The fact that they have refused to
le<ich. he said, is lhc "legal point of no
return."
''The current situation in education
being \Vhat it is,·• he said, "this is the
ideal time fOr teachers to lose their
credentials. or all the times they could
have chosen. this is the \vorst in 40 years
because or the surplus of lower salaried,
beginning teachers."
Negotiations over salaries are
proceeding wider provisions of the
Winton Act between representatives of
the board of education and lhe three
leachers' groups that make up the
Certificated Employees C o u n c i I .
according to Harlan Anderson, assislant
superintendent of the Santa A n a
district.
Anderson termed the strike "hard to
understand because the negotialions are
still going on ."
He acknowledged that the strike is
illegal under sections or the educalion
and government codes but refused lo
comment on any possible disciplinary
action the board might take.
Regarding Peterson's suggestion of
cha'llenging the teachers' credentials, he
said, "\Ve are giving this oonsideralion."
The teachers negotiating groups arc
the Santa Aoa Educators As90Ciation, the
Federation Of Associated Classifieds and
Teachers, and the Santa Ana Personnel
and Guidance Association.
Of the three groups .• which represent
about 75 percent of the district's l,260
teacbm, only the Federatloo o r
Auoclated Clls!lliedj._ and Teachers is
involved in the strike, Anderson said.
Ke appealed to councflmen for a study
wto the IOUtce of the charg'" and city
o(fldal• insisted that Dyer's meter was
~atlng and that Its figures accurately
teld the slory.
But councilmen reconsidered t h e
request at Wedncoday momlns'• mcoUng
-.i~~aptn.U the.ttaldeot.
-A leoltlng lollet, Slld clt1 aides, wM
Tracing the hi1tory of the ntgotlatloM,
he sald, the board was asked April 23 for
a 54 perooot wago hike, which It
countered May !(with an offer of three
per.cent. Th• CerUllcated Employees
Council then asked for 15 percent,
followed by a board oller Wednellday of
five percent. '
'!be 15 perceo~demand, he Slld, would
c0st lite district l'I mtlllon, oxclustve of
oth<t deinands by the teachen' giwp.
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Of Hicks
Rejected
After meeting for 20 n1inutes in
<'Xeculive ·session \\lednesday. Orange
Counry Supervisors refused to investigate
malfeasance in office charges that have
been leveled against District Atton1ey
Cecil Hick s.
\Villiam S. flulsy of ~1ission Viejo, one
of Hicks' prmtmary election challengers.
asked the board to investigate his
contention that Hicks \vas in\'olved in
i1nproper actions during investigation of
Garden Grove traffic death case last
~'ear.
The three supervisors present at
\\'cdncsday·s meeting chose to take their
o~·n separate courses of actinn in the
n1attcr, but each said later he would
simply transn1it his copy oi llulsy's char~es to the county Grand'Jury.
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich of Fullerton
also said he might transmit a copy to the
California Attorney Generars office,
\\hich is implicated in Hulsy's charlles.
.. The charges he is making are serious
and I an1 sending them to the jury >n'ith a
transmittal letter and nothing else,"
Diedrich said. "I v.·on·t state any position
one "'ay or another."
Supervisor Ronald Caspers said after
the meeting he is sending it to the jury
because "I simply don 't want to get
involved in this type of thing. It is too
political in nature."
Supervisor David Baker saiJ he \VOulrf
simply mail his copy lo the jury with a
tra~miual note.
Hulsy asked the supervisors to
investigate the matter because Hicks,
though an elected official, is a county
cn1ploye.
.\luch of the 1naterial he released to the
p r e s s and to the supervisors is of a
highly personal nature and almost totally
unsubstantiated \\'ith S\1·orn testimony.
The charges involve Hicks' alleged
connection \\ilh a manslaughter trial
after a Garden Grove traffic accident in
~'hich t\\'8 children \\'ere killed.
Hicks, \\'ho \Vas not physically involved
in the accident, acoording to po I i cc
rcporls, branded Hulsy's charges as
"libelous and scandalous."
He said he was the one \vho asked the
s1a!e attorney general to investigate and
prosecute the case because of a "conflict
of interest in the district attorney·s office
\1·hich I cannot elaborate on.''
Copter Pilot Dies
MORRO BAY (UPI) -A helicopter
spraying agricultural chemicals on a
ranch near here crashed early today.
killing the pilot. The victim \Vas Gordon
Bauer, 47. Fresno, head of Aerial
Control, Inc., of Fresno.
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SCAVENGERS I/IT
SHOOTOUT HOUSE
LOS ANGELES (AP) -1\\'0 men \\'ere
seen carting off a bathtub from the ruins
of a house \\·here six Symbionesc
Liberation Arm y me1nbers shot it out
\\'ilh police.
They planned to sell it as "the last
place Patty Hearst took a bath."
Souvenir hunters have been picking
through the rubble since Friday.
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Monkey Love
A inonkey na1ned Jice Faye gently holds a kitten na1ned Sweetie
Pie. According to Pat Shepherd of Sacramento, own er of both animals,
Alice likes to cuddle the-kitten. clean it and even kiss it. Pat says the
monkey treats Sweetie Pie just like a baby. ----
Municipal Budget Gets
All-day Couricil Study
San Clemente city counciln1en will
meet in an all-day special session
Tuesday to begin a page-by-page study of
the municipal budget 111hich at this point
is a bare-bones edition v.·ith fe1v
projected new expenses.
The document officially receive'i by
the council Tuesday remains incomplete
in the area of wage and benefit increases
to city employes and also makes no
inclusion of any projects which coulQ be
funded through the Federal Revenuc-
Sharing Program.
City Manager Kenneth Carr said he
subm itted the spartan budget because or
the uncertainty of the economy during
the coming fiscal year.
Included in the $5 million docun1cnt are
reserves an1ounting to about $200.000
which are unoommitted and presumably
could be used !o finance S<'llary hikes and
other new projects.
Tuesday's session v.•ill start at 8 a.m.
and run through the day as councilmen
pore over the budget.
No public hearings are scheduled in the
session, nor v.·ill any official votes be
taken.
The meeting in council chambers,
hoY.'evcr, is public.
Public hearings on the propased final
budget are scheduled for the June 6
council session.
Final passage of the budget
traditionally comes sometime before the
start of the new fiscal year on July L
As the document now stands. Carr
proposes no increase in the $1.55 tax
rate, but has asked for hikes in city fees
for waler. trash and golf cour se use to
cover inflation.
Dana Point Project
Water Panel OKs Outfall
By PAMELA HALLAN
Of ftlt Dailly l'li.t Staff
The San Diego Regional Water Quality
Control Board bas approved a request
made by a South County waste treatment
-mtlty for the construction of a .Dana
Point ~n outfall which will ultimately
transport 36 million gallons of effluent a
day.
Approval was given to the South East
Regional Reclamation A u t ho r I t y
(SERRA) In spite, or objectloM by tbe
Environmental Protoctlan . A r e n c y
(EPA), which· asked that tbe oullall be
limited lo 9.8 million aallons per day,
The ,.aooning behind the f.PA's
rec.'Ommendatlon Is that t r e 1 t m e n t
enUU.. ahould base tbtlr projecll 1111 a
,
fiv e-year projected need, according lo T.
J. Meaoows. secretary for SERRA.
'"Ibis is realistic when applied to
treatment plants. but not when applied to
11 pipe lnlo the ocean," said Meadows, "A
treatment plant can be easily expanded.
A pipe Into the ocean cannot."
The San Ot8go Board's
recommendations now goes to the State
Water Quality Control Board. The EPA
then has ten day1 In which to protest to
the slate board.
Ledin Delancy. a top aide with the San
Dleeo asency, told SERRA offJclals this
week lhat hls board will e<>ntinuc to
support the request.
"We eneourage agencies to ~Jan ro..
wbal they thlnli wlTI be adequate," said
" '
Delaney. "We commend you (SERR;\)
because you have a head start. our staff
will fight to see your goals reali?ed .''
The ocean outfall has been designed to
meet regional needs until the year 2000.
When inland reclamation projects are
built, the outfall will becor.1e ;i "aaf P.ty
valve." according to reports prepared by
the SERRA stall.
Five member agencies of SERRA -
Capistrano Beach and Dana Point
SanJtary Districts, Moulton-Niguel and
Santa Margarite Water Olstrlds, apd the
city of San Juan Capistrano -now use
an old outfall which has been ordered
clooed by the Regional Board because ii ls Inadequate to meet Immediate needs. .
'l11c sixth momber of SERRA, the city
o! San Clement., has Ito own outlllt.
Actio11 See11
011 Proposal
By JOllN VALTEll.ZA
01 tlle D»llY ~not St•ll
Plann ing . t'Oinn1issiont·rs \Vl'dncsday
onC'C again grappled >n•ith a controversial
bid for a general-plan amendment paving
the \1·ay for ;i ne\V shoppin~ center in San
Clemente. then finally :igrC<'d to dela)
any decisions until midsumn1cr.
The panel -racked by controversy
over con1n1ents asscrtcdlv 1nadc about
downtown busu1ess by t11·0 1nen1bers -
voted unanimouslv to withhold any
decision on the all-important plan change
until July 24. Any 11•inning n1otion at that
session then \11ould go on to city
coWlCiln1en.
One of the commissioners involved In
the controversy over allt>gcd slurs
against d0\\'11to1vn businesses. !\'I e 1
Morgan . stood behind his comments
\\'ednesday and stressC'd that he still
thinks ;ill do\\·ntown business -not just
Del I\lar's shops could stand
i1nprovement. r.1organ's µuh I Is h r d
comments fron1 a n1ecting last \'.l'l'f
spurred dc1nands by son1c bus1ne<.·,111Pn
that the city cow1ci! fire hin1 t. 11111 his
appointed post.
He and fel1ow Comn11..c;c:;ioncr \\lilliam
\\lalker voted in favor of the an1endment
to the city general plan which would
allov..· the rezoning of the acreage along
Galic las Industrias.
Reports of the comments at that
session last v.·eek appearing in a locally
printed newspapl'r sparked rage in th e
downtown area. Stories aUributcd to the
pair of comn1issioners st a t e nl c n Is
('ritical of dowmown businesses.
Walker at \Vednesday·s session
accused the publication and a reporter of
a deliberate campaign to discredit hiln
as a co1nn1issioner. Walker insisted tha t.
because some quotations wen t
unattributed, readers inferred he said
then1 v.·hen he did not.
Following the reparts, pc ti t ion s
circulated downtown calling for ~torgarl's
ouster. Thev came before cit v
counciln1en Tuesday night but the panCJ
still is unct'rtain as to how to handle the
flap.
Senne leaders in the campaign to oust
~Jorgan live in a residen tial area near
the proposed shopping center and ha\'e
fought passage of the change in land use
because or asserted ad\'erse impact on
the area.
The all-impartant change in the
general plan is a new technique
conforming to recent state laws wltich
force cities to make their zoning and
general plan totally identical.
The property earmarked for the major
shopping complex measures more than
14 acres. It lies westerly of the S.1n Diego
Freeway and is hounded by Calle De
Industrias near A\'cnida Pico.
The savings firm deems it a prim1·
candidate for a shirt in land-use because
of impcndi11g residential development on
nearby ranch.lands and lhe construction
of a post office headquarters.
Opposition lo the idea came from some
downtown businessmen and propert.v
owners who indicated their conccms that
so large a complex would spell financial
hardship for small businesses already in
San Clemente.
Propasals call for a savings and lonn .
bank. drug store, wings of smaller retail
shops. a supermarket and one general-
merchandise chain store.
Orange Coast
Weather
Some cloudiness is on the
\\'eatherlady's agenda for Friday
but nwstly swuiy skies in the after·
noon hours. Highs at the Orange
Coast beaches in the mid.WS rising
to the mid-70s inland.
INS!llt: l 'OD,\'V
Helen Tltomru. U11itecl Press
lntenUJtiolial's White 11 o "s,
bul'eoii chief. is a no1i.stop
chorger wl~o doe.s11't taU time
out for l1obbies. Reporiing activ-
itiet <>11 Capitol Hill i.s her favor·
ite pastime. See stOl'IJ, Page Z4.
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New Dispute
011 Pai·l{ing
111 Offing
TI1e city of San Clcrnl'nle and the
C<1Jifor11in Dep..irtn1rnt of Parks and
H~reation uµpcar ht•adrd for 11nothcr
round of a sparring 1natch ove r parking
:lt the San Clemente St<..1te Park beach.
City counciln1en Tuesday agreed to
instruct lhe cily slaff to prob1· 011ee again
to see if slate officials arc 11 ii ling to pave
a large chunk of land al l'al:1fia Heach lo
provide, ,adequa11• bl·ach p.1rk1ng,
Such attempts 1n the past have
achievt.'d little. because city officials
believe the state "ould prefer !hat the
clly abandon the slrL'el lo allo1\' for th~
l'ha rging of fel'S fur b1·,;1.:h use.
The properl y lies alunt: !he edge of 1h1·
c11l-dc·sac at Avcnid:i Calafia and triid i·
uonally h:id been usrd by beactigocrs
who parkro ;1t 1\ 1!1 (Hl thr crnpty 101~.
Hut the ci1r rP<:t•nt!v rrbuilt lhe curbs
111 the arc;1. riainted thCn1 rL"d and started
10 enforce parking codes.
That se riously :.iffertC'CI !hC' numbrr of
beachgoers 1n lhL· ;1/'l'a :ind sparked
curnph11nts fron1 the ll'!iSl'l'S of a city·
o\\·ncd concession stand.
It also for<."cd bcachgorrs to use city
parking meters.
City Engineer Phil J><'Lt•r defended the
action in tightening up on 11ll-area and
admitted the move "'as culculated lo
force the state's hund.
•·\re have strict cil\' codes :ind if l\'C
ha\lc lhein, then I "say lei's enforce
them." he said.
Thursday, May 23, 1Q74
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Agreeme1it
Talks Under Way
On Hospital Bid
Serious negotiations on the possible
College or ~fediclne meeting in Long sale of Orange CoLuity Medical Center
Beach \\'ednesday urged ' 'ea r 1 Y IOCMC) to the University of C!lifornia
consumn1ation" of an a11:;-eement u•iUt Orange County for Jong terin use of began today, sources in county
Orange County r..tedical Center (0C~1C) government said.
Tru.st~s of the UC Irvine· California
for !raining doctors. Armed with a rocent $17,709,813
Unless an agrecn1enl is !org<'d soon, ap1)raisal counly bargainers were today
trusttts \vamed in a unanimouslv lo nieet ,1;iih UC Jau'Yers. At issue is the Adopted t(.'SQlution, "there is A re81
danger !hat the medical school may be sprawling central county hospital used to
required to again relocate to another care for the coun1y's poor and to train
urea of the state . " UC Irvine medical students.
The form er private medical college 11 is not knou'll if county officials
\\'itS ntoved to the Irvine campus in 1968. expect UC to pay the rull appraisal value
Since then, trustct's. fal'ulty and in order to take over the aging facilil.v .
n11xiieat students ha\'e a11•aitl'd provision It is known, however , that supervisors
of ne1v facilities for training physicians. arc privatt•ly "surprised'' by values
A UC bond issue failed in 1970 and :is.~igned to hind and buildings by the
pl:inning for the new medical school appraisers, titarshall·Stevens of Los
buildings and hospital 1v:is not rene11•cd Angeles.
until passagl' of another health sciences I\ kno11•ll'dgcablc source close to a
Uond issue in 1972. su1>ervisor said toclily n1ost in county
La st ye.Jr, the Joint Legislative govemmcnt "lhoughl the land \\·ould be
l'o1n1nillee on the Siting of University y.·orth 1nore than the buildings and that
Hospitals df'tcrmined ho,1· UCI·CCtil's equipment in the hospit;il u·ould be more
share of that bond fund \\iould be spt.•nt. valuable than appraisers say it is."
An on-campus hospital and an1bulatory Here is the brcakdo"u of OC:\lC
College of Medicine.
Allocation of S20 1nillion of VC heallh
sciences bond 1noneys in the 1974-75 state
budget awaits <:onclus1on of the t.oonty
UC hospital tntks.
The bond funds were allocated by a
legislative committee last year to
provide a UCI can1pus teaching hospital,
county clinics and some 111()ney to im-
prove OCMC as a teaching hospital . '
Legislators .stipulated, however, that
the $.5 lo $9 million of state and UCl·CC~l
1noney could not be spent i1nproving
OCMC unless a long tenn agr eement on
the rontrol of the faciJHy was reached.
Bro·iv11 Stalls
011 Offsliore
Drill lsszte
care center, renovation of OCt-.tC and values: Califomi;i Aulx>matorial hope f u 1
contruction of commwiity clinics linked -Land -$2.516.000 F.dn1und r;. (Jerry) Broy.·n. J r. saKI.
to eRch other and the t"·o hospitals by a -Buildi.11~1 -SI0.5 10,000 \\'cdncsday h<' n('ithcr fa\'ors nor op~s
transportation system \\'ere approvrd by -Impro\'ements such as parking !ots oil drilling off the Soothcm California
lhc commillee. ,111d landscaping -$72fi.395. coastline.
Appropriation or the n1oney. hoY.·cver, -Equipment -~3.96'1,000. RrO\\'ll lnld l"IC'Y.'S m('n attending i1
··1s contingent upon finalizing an Ownership or long lenn eon1rol of the floa!ing ~l'l\port Jlarbor pr cs s ~1greement bell\'een the Univer~ity and 0Ci\1C facili!y ;~ kry to furth<'r ronfercnCf !hat hr "\\ 01.ild t.1k(' a careful Orange · Count'' fo' the long tem1 use of lit'\clo1>111c11t of tlX! 1 'C Jr, in·~-ca11·ro1·11ia 1 . · "" '" ook at illl\' 1•.\ttnsion of pt·rn1i11in!! oil OC~IC." ltle CO~f trustees said. (1n1Jing off Los Angeles ;uld Orange A fAilure to agree on !he future rontrol r·~ · ,.
City ).Janagcr Kenneth Carr admitted
!hat the codes 11'L're rrlaxcd for thr area
Jor rn:111y Yl'•1rs, but public safet~·
officn:il«: rxpressf'd l'On<:rm Iha t
ll!H'on1roll1·cl parking could ca u ~ e
probJ1·1Hs n1 ca.sc of fire, or city liabilily
111 ease of accldrnt.
f OC~IC b I l 'l v ~un11cs. n ·, Y mid·June llleans tie UC"!· Clllell te et The Dcn1ocrati(' Sccret.arv of Slate ~aid :'llrs. \Vihna Bloon1. president of Capistrano Bay Area League of CC~t share of thl' bond 111onc~· 1nay not ·
\\'0111e11 Vote d. I I b II t ·1h I t f be 1·omm1·1ted ,·, tt11·s year·s bud.-et. hl' plt1ces 3 ··1i1~h r;ilue on the tlrice of
•·1 can't sec ho1v the elly could he held
liable there . unless the ground gave 1vay
beneath a car,'' s:iid Count:ilman Patrirk
Lane, \~ho advocated the reopening ot
negotiations.
rs. 1sp ays samp e a o w1 arge amoun o propo-,,
sitions whit'h the group believes mf!y stir confusion among_ voters. Obscn:ers in Sacra1nento speculate LJ 't , L H our e~\'ir~nnien!." but he dcclinrd to
Lane. a lawyer. "'as supported by
;\Javor Thom:is O'Kecfe, al .so a !<..111•yer.
Progran1 on !\-lay 28 at A1arco Forst~r Junior High School will bring there arc other locations in California II.I., S 0 OllOr co~11.1111 t hunst.'lf on a ban on offshore
nonpartisan pr9s :u1cl cons of each ballot measure before electorate. \\hich niight u·elcome the 1nedical school. drilluig.
The 7:30 p.n1 . session is open to all, and Jeague-will·make-no-endorse··· --.K@}··:.411{}mfier-O.-ffi':1*i'iJ[et:l'&mr.tti1tt>S'·· · ·~r-·-.--~.:.:~. -·v-·-·· --r -·-~·-_::.!-·.ffid-~>1'6'Se--drHHr.~·-ftt -the Saut.1
n1ents on .:iny issue, she emphasized. and !he hospital siting commilll'e have 1,. (If l,Oll S ell( H.1rbar.:i Chan.n(•I ," i1e said.
interests in seeing a 1ncdical st:hool in UroY.·n ad1n1!1l'd he is not familiar wllh
The mayor said he repeatedly has
resisted ideas of Abandoning !he roady.·ay
;ind t:lvini:: it to state officials because of
the loss of unlun1tcd bcal'h acccc;s.
• l(almhacl1 Mum on State
F'resno. ·ror example. \ the Shell-Cunningham AM. the state law
Assemblyman \\"illic Br0\\11 \\'ho 'eterJn's groups in San Clrlll('nte -1rhich ctrrrcntly forbids oil drilling in led h.r thr local post of the Am('rican chaired the joint study comtnittcc and Legion and its auxiliarv _"'ill honor th<' ~late y.·atcrs south of the Santa Ana
heads the poy.·crful \i;ays and means n<ittun's \1;1r dead i\loi1dav at ~lemorial Hnf'r.
commi1tee. farors localing the n1cd1cal Day rues 011 ihc Communiiy Clubhouse . That Jay.· could be nullified if drilling
Henrv Steve11s •
Rite~ Scl1eduled
For Wednesda'' •'
Pri\•a1c grare!ilde services v•erc held
\\'edncsday for flenry ~I. Stevens or
1\lission Viejo , u·ho died Sunday.
titr. Stev<'ns. forn1erly a machinist for
F'ord·Philco. had lived in Orangc County
!5 ) cars. A na!i\'e of England, he is
:o.urvivcd by his ~·1dO\V Rody, a son. !ll'O
grilndchildrf'n, and 111~ niother, i1argarct
SlC'\·ens or San J1ia11 Cilpistrano .
lie is .<1lso su r\tred by l\.\o sisters.
~largaret Clarie of \\'alnul and r.tcrian
.\lor11n1cr of S:iu Juan Capistrano.
Services \\ere held at El Toro
Crml'tery 1v1th the ficv. Bruce I\. Kurrie
ofric1at1ng. The fa1nily s u g g es I s
donat10~ be made to the Cancer Socie!y.
Frona Pfllle l
S'l'Rll(E ...
uu cla:i~ s1Lc of 2~ students, conference
1icriods for elt1n<.'ntary school 1cachcrs
rll\d l'tnployc fringe hencfils for
:-li bs11tutc and 1cn1porary teachers,
/\ndcrson $<11d.
Thl' cfa~ size rcducrion. lie sJid, \\'Ould
require !he district tu build new schools
10 pro\'1de the necessary classroom
space.
"The Certificated Employees Council is
n1ceting and conferring in good faith
under !he provisions of the \\'inion Act,"
1\nderson said. ··The strike only invol\·es
the one grouµ !hat has set its oy.·n
demands."
'.'\egotiations .:in· conlinuing today. he
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Fornier presidential attorney llerbert
\\'. Kalmbach of Ne"'port Beach tod ay
dl'elint•d comn1ent on reports the
C'alifornia Bar Associaron has suspended
plans to take diS<:iplinary action against
him.
Kalmbaeh disclosed he is under federnl
court order not to discL!hS any \Vatergatc-
relatcd rnallcrs.
'"! ft'l'I 11 11·ould he ::ih:.olu!('/.''
i11<1ppnipr1atr lo ~<tY an} rhing 1hat \1·ould
bl.' :1t \Jn;11ltl' \\'t1h that order,"
J\.'lln1baeh lold th<' Daily Pilot.
The delay i11 California Bar proceedings
:icilin:-t both Kalrnhach and former
Presidcni ial aide John D. F.rlichman
\\'as rt-ported earlier 1h1 ~ 11cck by rtic
San Francisco E.x<1n1incr.
II cruored sourer" 111 bo1h the bar
a."sorialion and 111 \\'ash1ngton as Sa} ing
th;it Special \\'atergatc Prosecutor !..con
J;nvor .... ki had pressurl'd the Bar lo
!iU~))t'IHI llS probe.
Th4· ,.Jory 1vas br;1nd<'d <lS "all ou!!'ight
In;· 111 a "t11r~· appearing 1he next day in
the S;1n F'r<..111c1sco Chronicle. lt quoted
Ca1ifurnia Bar sourceli.
The btJr assuc1ation began a probe into
pos~1blc d1:;ciplln:1ry actiun against
Kalmbach .~hortly aftt'r he pleaded i::uilty
to hvo tel'hnical thnrges invo lving illegal
fu11d-r<1is1ng clfor1s in February.
Sources close to J\al111bach. als:.o
rcach('d !oda.v. indicated tlTJl 1he
prnn11nt::nt i'\cwport Beach attorney had
110 knowledge of the s1a1u:1 of the bar
association investigation.
··~fl· really doesn '! know an} thing about
1t at all." the source said.
The sou rce :-:aid Kahnbach, 1\·ho left
the la\~· flnn of l\alrnhach. Dcr..1arco,
Knapp and Chillingworlh aflt"r entering
h~~ guilty plea, still has no plans for the
fulure.
The source. Y.'ho had earlier confirn1ed
1hal Kalmbach had been promised
k'niencr if hL• "'ould cooperrite with
Jaworski's off1cr, Raid Kaln1bach still
dOt's not kno11• if he will be called to
personally lestify before the House
Judiciary Com1niltec. which is weighing
C\idl'nce a~<11nst President Nixon Lo
tler(·rn11nc if in1peach1nen1 ~"in order.
1'hc sourt'r also indica!cd l h 3 t
K;ilrnbach 111ay be called lo testify if
!here are such proceed1ng!I. and if the
Senate subscquf'ntl.1" holds a I rial.
Kalmbach has no intention of mo"ing
from his Newport Beach home, however,
regardless o{ the outcome of proceed·
ing.!I against either President Nixon or
himself.
··The Kalmbachs love Htis are!. They
have many "'onderful fr iends here," !he
source said.
E11ergy·saving
Features Slated
At Ne,v Scl1ools
Th e Capistrano Unified School
Di.~trict's two newest campuses now
under construction along the South Coast
1vitl be built with several significant
energy · saving design features. district
spokc°'men pointed out this \•reek .
The new junior high school in Laguna
Niguel and 1he Castille Elementary
School in f\.1ission \1iejo each 1vill ha,·e
innovaHons lnl!iatly included in the plans
l·ven before the energy shortages hit
their peak late last year.
Arnong the features are:
-lfeavier insulation.
-Paring do\vn the nun1ber of lii;:ht 1 tubes in each fixture from three to two.
-Opi.·ration of heating and cooling
systems with time clocks, programmed
to keep equipment on only when buildings
c1rc occupied .
-Using of ~pecialized po I a r i z I n g
cllffu5ers on light fixtures to maximize
!he ligjn output in each room .
Nixon Su1nn1011s
His Leading
Economic Aides
\VASHINGTON c AP) President
Nixon summoned his top economic
advisers to a \\rhitc !louse meeting today 1
<lnd a spokes1nan reported he plans to
speak out in the near future c. the
Administration's economic p::ilicies.
The afternoon Oval Office meeting and
Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L.
Warren's di!clo«ure of a forthcomln11
presidential speech appeared to signal
possible changes in Nixon's economic
game plan.
~lrs. Carol Heim
Heads San Juan
I'larn1ing Group
Carol Heim , who Is serving her fifth
year as a member of the San Juan
Capistrano Planning Commis3ion has
lxx!n elected its chairman.
In saying that "you can expect that
,,. sometime In the near future the
President "Aili be speaking out on the
subject ll'f the economy," Warren
repeated J.1revlott1 statements that "when
act.Jon ia n~ary, that action wlJJ be
Four male commissioner. unanlmou1ly
elected fl.1rs. Helm to her post with the
vice. chairmanship going to newcomer
George Riley.
Mrs. Helm Is the wife or James Helm,
Orange County's pubUc: admlnlatnator
and guardian. '
Rlloy w .. just recently appointed to
the commission, and 11 owner or an
architectural firm ln Irvine.
taken."
lndlcatlone were Nixon was considering
a naUonal radio address this weekend.
perhaJll from his Camp Da•i4, Md. retreot. .
!o.ellOOI in an area serving lo"'·iiK'Omc 1 is allo"·t><J in federal y.·aters off the (1\10. 0
blacks. 1'tw 10:30 am. Cf'rcmonv "·ill i11C"lud£' ra~e Coasl.
Brou11's committee set aside no monrv lhf' pl<il'ing of "realhs 00 ·an imae:inarv Bro\\'n \\ilS 1n Nru·port Beach for what
for the t·niversily to purchase OC:i.tt:. gra\·e of :in unkno\111 soldier And iater iii 11·as billrd a<: J StOO prr person ··moonlit
The stipulation that the count~· agree to rhf' day Lhc 1.~:realhs \i·itl be mo\"rd 10 C'OCkl.<1il c11J1se" abo.ird the 147-foot Carih
loon lern1 l.:Cl-CC;\I control of the countv. · r Star a C"·tal1°·· cru1·sc sh1·p r-n Sa11 " <1rea cemetf'rles or plaet'mt:nt on graves · · "' '"' •v• hospital as a teaching facilit) is e\'idcnce of olher fallen sen:ict'mf'n. Pedro.
the committee hoped to provide The Junior Naval RTC Y.il! furnish a Thrrr \1ere ahout 200 persons aboard
continuing high level hospital scr\liCes to firing squ:trl for ihr-rites and several the cru1st'r, but flro"'" aidC's dOOinOO to
Orange Counly's medically indigent. community groups will be involved In lhc say y.·hether all the guC6Ls paid for their
Unless the agreement Is reached it is ceremonies. said American Leg i 0 n tickets or whelllet" several of them were
llkc!y 'lhere may be legislative pressures spokesman Ralph Jilnsha\i'. gathered at the last minute to give the
to \vithdraw the bond fund allocations candidate a croy.·d to m('et.
from UC I altogther and spend the money Al least one pr~ representative .said
elsewhere in the state. D cfc tt SC Stllll Okayc<l :;he had bt-t•n in,ited only an hour before
l\lasked l\luu Sought
FO:\'TA:'\A. tUPil -The FBI and loc:il
police agencies ,,..·ere expanding a search
today for a rnasked gun1nan "'ho rooUed
the Valley and Sierra branch of the
Security Pacific bank of S 4 , 5 3 O
\\'ednesday afternoon. 1\uthorities said
the man. y.•ho brandished a pi!.101 and
\\'Ore a ski ma s k, herded 15 lo 211
customers against a wall and then
handed each of lhree tellers a paper bag
to fill \\'ith money.
lly llouse Panel
\\'ASflll'\GTO~ tU Pr l -~louse liberals
n1anaged only a compromise victory
\\\•dnesday in their efforts to pare
1nilit<Ji;.' ;issistancc to South Vietnam.
beforr the full House finally passed a
~2:!.6 billion defense budgrt. TI1e final
vote. "hich gave the Pentagon almost
ever.vll11ng il y.·antl'd for the comini;
fiscal year, passed 353-37. The Senate is
considering its 01~1n version of the
authorization bill.
the crui..se was S('hedulcd to begin.
A1nong the guests u·as Orange County
r>emocra!Jc Cf>n tral Co n1111 l l t c e
Chainnan Richard O'Neill.
Scverill entcrt.ainn1mt pcrsonalilirs
who "'ere supposed tn be aboard failed to
altend. Rut gucstc; did find venerable
;1ctor \\'il (;1'('r prcstnt and more th:in
"'tiling to enter into a fr 1 c n d I y
con,·crsation.
t-;N.'i', 7'2. J Connt><"licut resident. is best
knov.11 for hLc; role as Grandpa in lhe
television series. The \Valtons. He said he
is presently in Lo6 Angeles to make a
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Schwartze1 Bob Davies, 1nd Ken Fr1css.
Summoned to the White Route for "1
complete dl11CUSSlon of' the entire
economic picture'' were T r e 11J1 u r y
Secrtlery Wlllla mE. Slmon: a.airman
Hcrti<rt Stein ol llie Council of Economic
Advi$01'f, Chalnnan Arthur Bums ol the
Federal Re1erve Boml,_Dtredor Roy L.
AAlh of the OIOoo of Management and
Budget, and Dlrecior Jobn T. Dunlop ot I '--ii
the Cost of LivinC Couoctl . KtnluckyS1ro9h1 brbor\ Whl$qt.86cr IOOProol.Btown fol~ Olsf1KMCO'p, lav1,vdlf' ICy; o-1cn3
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Today's Final
N.Y. Stocks
VOL. 67, NO. 143, 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES THtlRSOAY.~AY 23, 1974 TEN CENTS
Laguna Police Make New Pornography Arrest
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A 26-year-old Rhodesian immigrant,
accused last year of selling Laguna
B&tch Police Zap comic books from the
Funk Factory, Vl'as arrested Wednesday
night on charges of selling obscene
n1atcrials.
Ralph Ra;.rmond J>itt \.\'as arrested in
front of his hoine at ns Sumn1it Drive on
a \l'Arraot issued ln December -when
Funk Factory ov.·ncr Jerry Walden \\•as
arrested on the same charge.
\Vaiden , and two other booksellers
from the Fahrenheit 451 bookstore,
Gordon and Evelyn Wilson , \Vere
arrested during a smut crackdown In the
Art Colony.
\Valden 's case has not yet con1c to trial
but is due in court July 9.
Oct. Carroll Bush said today that ;1
1\•arrant for Pill's arrest had been issued
in December, but the Funk Jo'uctory clerk
seemed to disappear at that tin1e.
Bush said Pitt didn't have a large role
in instigating the alleged obsc:!ne sales
activities, but was arrested because the
law prohibits anyone from selling
obscene materials.
The alleged obscene materials w('re
several issues of w1dcrground con1ic
books ca!t~d "Zap."
l~Jlt is in custody today and his bail has
bt>en set at $1.000. In additioo to the
obscenlly charges. Pitt is being
Panel
investigated by United St a t es
Immigration authorities.
Del. Cliff Nye declined to comment on
his investigation, but Oct. Bush said the
i1nmigration department is checking into
Pitt because his visa expired more than
ooe month ago, and he \Vas unla\\'fully
en1ployed in this country.
Del. Bush said Pitt has been in Laguna
Beach for about eight n1onths, and may
be subject to deportation.
Mulls
The Wilsons' case has been protested
on grounds of being unconstitutional. and
is receiving legal aid from the American
Civil Liberties Union. Pleas have not yet
been entered in the case.
The smut arrests last December \\'ere
the subject of a protest in front of the
Festival of Arts grounds, v.·here about :!;}
1>ersons prolt>Slcd the censol'ship of
reading materials.
Another controversy arose in I0\111
11hcn it \~as learned the police
department had vidt.>otaped the protest
riilly. After many citizen protests, l\layor
Hoy lloln1 ordered-the footage destroyC'd .
The folJoy,·ing \1·eek, the city council
alto11l•d rcsidl•nts to speak their 111inds on
!he C£'nSOrsh1p ;ind obsccr1111 1~•;o.1e at a
public: ht•aru~. 1\h)St p~·!')-1Jlls :;poke·
against the craekdown by 1>0litl' on bUQk
dealers.
Scrapping
Top of World Station
La9111aa Co111acil Cau VOJI Roa£1 •
Facilities
'Hold the Line' f ree1vav 'Out' -'
Deletion of the Laguna Canyon
f'ree\vay and "dO\\'n scoping " of
the Ne\vport and Corona del ~1ar
freev.·ays \Vere recommended
\\1ednesday by the C a I i f o r n i a
Department of Transportation.
Neecled-
Budget Studied In an eight-year budget
subn1ittc<l to the Ca 1 if or n i a
Highway Com m is s i e> n . the
department recommended t ha t
state spending for free\\'ays be cut
by more than 60 percent over the
next eight rears, from $8 billion to
Fire Cl1ief
The Laguna Beach City Council took a
nard look and a hard line on the city's
1974-75 fiscal budget during preliminary
hearings \\lednesday night. By JACK Clli\PPELL
01 the Oil!J Piiot SllU
A 1nunicipal budget \\ hich holds the
line on spending: but slashes back city
n1anpo\1•cr and· service was presented to
thl' Laguna Beach City Co u n c i I
\\'1~dncsday.
D1·ea111s of Glory~
"In fiscal 1974-i5. the city council and
staff are facing one of the most difficult
budgetary problems for the city in
r1·eent years. This can be attributed to
spiraling costs of labor, and supplies
eoup!cd \\'ith a limitl'd revenue." Citv
J\lanagcr Al Theal said in his budgCt
111cssage.
~'oung visitor to Corona del Afar State Beac:h begins ascent to dizzy-
ing heights of lifeguard tower. Does he have visions of son1eday
occurying th;it to\\•er in an offi(.'ial capacity'! Or maybe he is clin1b-
in g it silnply because it is there. The spending proposal of $3.6 million
(general fundJ expenditures is $97.000
'Breacli of Co11t1·act'
------· ----above last year·s general fund spending,
:in economy accomplished by the cutting
of 18 Sillaried positions from the city
\1·orkforcc.
On a three-year forecast of spending.
\1·hilc tlie city breaks even this year; in 270 Santa ~t\11a Teacl1e1·s ~:;~':.~c19~~16i11i'~~ins,,,~·~~d ~;~
· --~ ----· ----·-· · .·-··-·-· _N>epd.ing \li'Ould exgeed ing>me b_y n~ar!Y
_ 5200.000 and city reserves ...,·ould be
W ll 0 t Cl . G o . depicted. a { ll o asses 0 11 Finance Director Tom Meade said the
' distressing three-year forecast was for
An estiinatcd 270 of Santa Ana Unified
School District's l,260 teachers went on
strtke today but substitutes were
standing by to keep classes open.
The one-day strike by one of three
teachers' groups over a 15 percent
\'tage-hike demand, \\'as met by county
schools SUperlnlendent Dr. Rober l
Peterson with a recommendation that the
Santa Ana board try to have the teachers
stripped of their teaching credentials.
He suggested that the board challenge
the teachers' credentials berore the
California Curr i cu I u m Commission,
which certifies teachers.
"The caution I would have is that the
teachers as individuals signed contracts
as individual professionals who are
:orange Coast
Weather
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• weatherlady's agenda for Friday
but mostly sunny skies in the after-
noon hours. Highs at the Orange
Coast beaches in the mid-60s rising
lo Ille mld·70• Inland. ·"·
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•;.:· Htleti Thomas, United Prtss
;tnterhationat11 White H o u s e
:bur<aU c4lt/, ls a not>ltop
c:harver who doetn't U&IM! time
dut for hobbi11. ReporUno octtv-
lti68 °'' Capitol Hill Ii ht'r favor-
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discussion purposes only, to gi\'e the
authorlzed by the state to teach,"
said.
council an idea of \l'hat long range costs
he could be.
He called the
oontr.'.lct."
I-le said if \\•as not possible for the city
strike a "breach of to indulge in overspending of the 1ype
"I kno\v that the district is quite
disturbed over the direct defiance the
teachers exhibited," Peterson said.
The fact that they have refused to
tee.ch, he said, is the "legal point of no
return."
"The current situation in education
being what it is," he said, "this is the
ideal lime for leachers to Jose their.
credentials. Of all fhe times they could
have chosen. th.is is the \\'Orst in 40 years
because of the surplus of lower salaried,
begi.ruting teachers ...
Negotiations over salaries are
proceeding under provisions of the
~\Vinton Act between representatives of
the board of education and !he three
teachers' groups that make up the
Certificated Employees Council ,
according to Harlan Anderson . assistant
superintendent or the Santa An a
district.
Anderson termed the strike "hard to
understand ,.becau;1 the negotiations are
still going on.'~
He a(!knowledged that the strike is
illegal under sections or the education
and government codes but rerused to
comment on any possible disciplinary
action the board might take .
Regarding Peterson's suggestion of
challenging the teachen' credenUals, he
said, "We are giving this consideration."
The teachers negotiating groups are
the Santa Ana Educator1 Association, the
Federation ol Associated Classifieds and
Teachen, and Ute 5anta Ana Personnel
and Guidance AssoclaUon. ·
Of the three groups, which represent
abaut 75 percent .of the district's l,UO
teacllen, oniJI the Feder1U1m o f
ASIOciated Claasilleds and 1\adlers, Is
IJ!Volved ID llte.itrllltjAnilel'IOl! Wid.
Tracing 1he.hlalory of the nqottaUons,
he said, the board, wu ul<ed Aj>rll 23 for
a 54 pe.....rt wage hike which it
couni.rtd May U With an ~er ottbree
percent. The Cerllftcated Employees
Council then ubd fllr I~ percen~
(See STllWl, Pap ti
forecast.
The three vcar forecast is based on an
annual increase of 6.2 percent in the
assessed value of the city against which
the city tax rate is levied.
Because of a slate property tax
limitation law (SB90 ) the city may not be
able to raise the municipal lax rate.
Thea! forecast future economies the
community could n1ake in spending, the
n1ost radical of 1vhich appeared to be a
suggestion the city could divest itself of
the municipal bus systen1 .
':It is planned to transfer from the
general fund $21>.000 to the municipal
transit fund for transit operations, this
year .... spiraling costs for I a b or,
'fl
Laguua Biidget
Coutai ns 143
'F' ' p igure ages
The proposed Laguna Beach municipal
budget comes in a book nearly an inch
!hick and includes 143 pages of figures,
figures and more figures.
The total budget as proposed envisions
total income from all sources of
SS,325,158 and t~tal expenditures of
IS,593,614.
The difference between Ille two wiU be
taken lrom '830.JO!l l!l(t unspent In city
coffers at the end or ·tllis flacil yoar. The r
Ult6pond<d amo6nt ~t the ena of 1974-75
wlll lotal en i:stlmeted 1561,7ff. r ~.ior, fund "aducdolii ""' In the area/ of parking revell\IO,,d elopoient tax aud aaa tu. ~ · 1·
Budget esu.,.'bil ' .,.. rbuecll on
property IBJ "'vt!!'l"Lrecelffd f .... an
asoe>Sed valua~j)( f/11.1 mllllonl 'l"f 1
tu levy al fl.JI por $(119 ~ ,
vatuaJJon. •• , /./ 1 ,, I . i
supplies and equipment could sub-
stantially increase genera l fund
contribution in fulurc years. The council
should be developing a long-range plan
Teganting the Ultimate tlisposttion ot the
transit operation since the general fund
contribution could have an adverse effect
on the future finances of the city," Thea!
said.
Thea! said that in order to reflect
(See SLASHES, Page 2/
SJ.9 billion. .
Officials also said plahS ·for
improvement of Ortega 11ighway is
in San Juan Capistrano and
construction of a new Pacific Coast
~ligh\li·ay bridge over Newport Bay
\.\ill also be affected.
UC Lawye1·s Launcl1 Talks
For Buyh1g Medical Site
SC'rious negotiations on the possible Allocation of $20 million <1f UC health
sale or Orange County f\fedical Center sciences bond moneys in the 1974-75 state
(OCMC) to the University of California budget awaits conclusion of the county
began--lodfy, sources· Irr county --uc hospitat-talks. -·-•
government said. The bond funds \\'ere allocated by a
Armed Vl'ith a reccnl $17,709,813 legislative com1nittee last year . to
appraisal coun!y bargainers were today provide a l}CI campus leaching hospital ,
to meet with UC lawyers. At issue is the county clinics and some money to im-
sprawling. central county hospital used to !See CENTER, Page !J
care for the county's poor and to train
The cow1cil earlier ordered lhc
proposed budget be drawn up with across
the board cuts of 8.6 percent in major
city departments to balance the budget.
The council showed no inclination to
deviate from ll1at decision despite dire
predictions from Fire Chief Charley
Kuhn whose department budget got the
councilmaruc eye Wednesday along with
1ninor department budgets.
The chief said he could no! recomn1end
the council-considered proposal for
shutting down the Top of the \Vor!d fire
starion and layoff of four firemen
positions.
He said Laguna's geography and
natural undeveloped areas present brush
fire threats to the community and that
high-rise hotels presented value propert y
subject to fire.
The council recommendation to turn
the Top of the World station into a
volunteer station ..,.as said by Chief Kuhn
to be a step bac:k\vards in providing fire
protr:ction to Lagunans.
ttowever,~the coW'lcil noted the station
serves ol# Top of the World.
Wheo originally built, it was planned
an r:xtension of Alta Laguna would
connect Top of the World with Arch
(See STATION, Pagr: 2)
t;C Irvine medical students.
It is not known if county officials
expect UC lo pay the full appraisal value
in order to take over the aging facility.
It is kno\\'fl. however, that supervisors
are privately "surprised" by values
assigned to land and buildings by the
appraisers, ~farshall-Stevens of Los
Angeles.
Supe1·visors Nix Probe
Of Charges Against DA
A knowledgeable source close to a
supervisor said lOday most in county
government "thought the land would be
\\'Orth more than the buildings and that
equipment in the hospital would be more
valuable than appraisers say it is."
Here is the breakdown of OCMC
values:
-Land -12,516,000
-Buildings -$10.510,000
-Improvements such as parking lols
and landscaping -$726,395.
-Equipment -$3,960,000. .
Ownership or long lerrn control of the
~tc facility is key to further
development of the UC lrvin~lifornia
College of Medicine.
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After meeting for 20 minutes in
executive session Wednesday, Orange
County Supervisors refused to investigate
malfeasance in office charges that have
been, l~veled against District Attorney
Cecil Hicks.
William S. liulsy of Mission Viejo, one
of Hicks' prmimary election challengers,
asked the boa rd to investigate his
contention that Hicks was involved in
improper actions during investigation of
Garden Grove traffic death case last
year.
Ttie three supervisors present at
\Vednesday's meeting chose to take their
Dn111my!J
J1irginia Solon Says Poll False
/ WASfUNGTON (AP) -Sen. William Scott (R·Va.) today labeled
as 11unwarranted criticism" a magazine article identifying him as the
"d~best" member of Congress.
. , "Obviously it was not true. It was all entirely false or all l'l!isted," Pl' told a news CQnferenoe., . ..
• Ills cqmin~A!11;.'were Jn response to a story in <t/te May 17. issue
of New Tim-', a'.)ffweekfy' m11Batlne published by the· New Tim~
CommunlcaUons Corp. , I • ·
. The. story, ~· by· Nina--Tqtenberg, 1'1!1"'rted the result.'l.o~.a
'.poll' the l)l!Jior 8'l!l lfis !Aken of .200 .congre1Smea, joumallsls '4li\I '.
I lQbbyl!!t&. If I ' • "· ' , I -"1 I
"Every single perso~ interviewed by,filfw Times lriunedtaitJY'
named l!epubl{can' SeQtl 1as the No. 1 cliolce ;for dumbest of the;
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matter. but each s..1id later he would
simply transmit his copy oi Hu!sy's
charges to the county Grand Jury.
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich of Fullerton
also said he might transmit a copy t!> the
Californla Attorney General's office,
v.·h.ich is implicated in Hulsy's charges.
"The charges he is making are seri ous
and I am sending them to lhe jury with a
transmittal letter and nothing else ,"
Diedrich said. "I won't state any position
one way or another."
Supervisor Ronald Caspers said after
the meeting he is sending it to the jury
because "I simply don't want to get
involved in this type of thing. It is too
political in nature."
Supervisor David Baker said he v.·oultl
simply mail his copy to the jury with a
tran.smitlal note.
llu\sy asked the supervisors to
investigate the matter because Hicks,
though an elected official, is a county
employe.
~1uch of the material he released to the
p r e s s and to the supervisors is of a
highly personal nature and almost totally
unsubstantiated with swom testimony.
The charges involve Hicks' alleged
connection with a manslaughter trial
after a Garden Grove trafllc ac<jdent In
which two cbU\lren were killed .
Hicks. wJlo.~as'not'phy.lcaU, involv<d
In the accident, a""""1ing lo p·o 11 c •
rr:porta, branded Huby's charges as
"libelous and scandalous:.''
He sal4 he wu Ute ooe who uk!d Ille
state attorney scoeral to lnYesU1a1e and
pr<lltCU!e the cqe because of a " Id .
o! lnt....i In the district attomerjflifloj
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Trasli Pickup
One Day Late •
ltegular rc$idcntial tra'sh collection in
L:Jguna Beacb \\•UI be delayed by one d,ay
ncxl Wl!ek because of the ~1e1norial Dny
11-0l1day on r-.1onday . If 11or1nal trash pick ·
up is on ~londay, i1 will bl• picked up 1111
1'11esday. 1'hc one day delay 1vill continue
c1ery day next 1veek through Saturday.
Bro'wr1 Stalls
o·,, Offsl1ore
Drill Issue
Galifom1a gubernato1ial hopeful
F.dn1wxl G. tJerry 1 J3ro\\n, Jr. said
\\'edncsday he neither favors 110r opposes
oil drilling off the Southern California
{.'oastline.
Hro1vn told newsmen auending a
floating N('v.·port llarbor pre ii s
('onference that he "would l<1kc a careful
look <it <HlY CXtl'nSion O[ permitting oil
drilling . <lfr l.ns Ang{'les ~uid Orange
Counties ."
'fht' !){>1nocra!ic Secretary of State said
hr places a "high value on the price of
our tnvironrncnt," but he declinf'd to
romn11t himself on a han on offshor('
drilling.
.. I did op1>ose drilling in the Santa
Barhara Channel." he said .
Bro\1·n adn11t1ed he is not fatnili:1r v.-it h
th(' Shell-Cunninghan1 Act. I.he state law
1\hich currl'Jltly rorbids oil drilling in
sl;1te w:.iters south of the Santu Ana
Hivcr.
Thal l:11v t'Ou!<l be nu!lifi('d if drilling
is ,1llo11l'(I in ·fcdt•ra! \\aters off the
Oran;!c Co;1~t.
Bro11·11 11 ;1s 111 .\'e"·1>ort Bcaeh for 1vh<1t
\\as billed as a $100 j>C'r perron "moonlit
rockt.'.1il cruisf•" aho<Jrd !ht': 147-foot C:.irih
Star, a Catalina t'l'Ui~t ship frcnn S;in
Pi·dro.
Thcrt• 111'1'1' :1bout 200 Pf'l'SOns aboard
·the cniiscr. but Brown aides declined to
,:;.i,v "'hctht·r ;ill the guests paid for their
licket:; or \1'ht·t'l1l'r se1·er;ll of lh!!ln \\'l'r'C
galht•red ;1t the l;ist 1nuu1tc w give the
1.:Jndidate ;1 rro11 d to n1cet.
1\t least OrJe press representative said
she had been invited only ;.in hour before
lhc cruise \\'JS scheduled lo begin.
,\rnong the guests 11 as Orangt' County
Democratic Ccnlral Co m mi t lee
Oiainnan Richard O'Neill.
Several entertainment personalities
11 ho ,,·ere supposed to be alxlard failed !o
attend. Bul gu1.'Sls did find venerable
actor \\1il f1eer present and more than
willing to cm.er into a fr i end l y
conversation.
(ieer, 72, a Connecticut resident, is bC'~t
kno"TI for J1is role as Grandpa in !he
television series. 'l'he \\'altons. He said he
is presently in Lo6 Angeles to 1nakc a
inovic.
English Medi11n1
Brenda Ro\vlnnd Crcnsha"'·· an English
mrdiun1. \Vl\1 demonstrate her psychic
talents at the l.agun:.i BC'acli \\·on1en's
Club 8 p.m. ~·nday at 286 Sl. Ann 's
lJJ'l\'l'.
\Ir:-.. Crcnsha"· has appcarro on radio
.•nd trlevision pro gr a m s . li er
dc111on~tr;1t1on is being sponsored by the
S1lirllual Research Assoeiales.
She ;ippt·ared las.I yc;ir bc~0re a
c<1pac1\.1· audience.
\la ~ked .\tun Sou;!hl
FO\T \~.\ 'U PI • -ThC' FT~! and local
pol1c1· ;i!.!enc1es 11t•re rxpnnding a search
tod~1.1· ror a 1n;ished gun in 111 11 ho roobed
lhc \'allc1 and Sierra br:inch uf !he Sci::urit~ ·11ue1fi{' bJnk of ~~.5:10
\\'edncsd.1v ;1 hcrnoon. Ai.:thorilies sai d
the cnan. · v. ho brandished a pistol aud
\\OTC " ~kl Ill :1 ~ k. h (' r !l t' d l:i lo ~n
custon1cr.'I ai.:ainsl ;1 11all and tht•n
handed c:.ith o! three lellcrs a papt:r bug
lo fill 11 ith rnone.v.
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Mum on Bar
Suspensio11
Forn1er presidential attorney lferbert
\\', Kalmbach of Newport Beach today
dl'clined con1ml'nl un reports the
('alifon1ia Bar Associ<1lon has suspended
l'lans to take disciphnary action against
hlm .
.,Kalmbach disclosed he is under federal
cuurt order nut to dlst:u.<is <iny \\!11tergate-
relattd n1allcrs.
.. I feel it \11ould be ahsolut('ly
inappropnatc tu say aHylhing that \\'OU!d
be at variance wtih that order,''
Kalmbach told 1hc Uaily Pilot.
The delay ln l:alifornia Bar proceedings
against both Ka!Jubach and forn1er
J.lrcsidcnr1at aide John lJ. Erlichrnan
"'as reported earlier this "'eek by rtie
San Fraa1sco Ex11n1incr.
It qu •d sources in both the bar
~1.>;sociau n 11nd u1 \\'ashington Cl.ii saying
!hat l:irx•cial \\'alcrgatc Proscculor Leon
Jaworski had pres.!.urcd the Bar ~o
suspend its probl'. •
1'hc !ilory 1\·as branded :is "an outright
lie" in :.i story apµc:iring the next day in
the S<.111 Frallt'J.'ICO Lhroniclc. ll quoted
C<.1liforn1a Bar ~uurc~.
'!'he bar as ... ociation bc~an .11 probe 111tu
possible disl'il>luiary action again:.l
Kaln1bach shortly atttr he pleaded guilty
to tv.·o tcehnital chnrgcs in\'olving illegal
fund-rais111g ellurt:. 111 February.
Sources elo.:.t• to KaJn1bach. aL..u
rtach<'<i toda y, 1nd1catctl llr.ll the
pro1nu1cnt Nc1vport Bi:ach allorncy had
no knov.!rdgc of lhc .'l!<tlu:, of the bnr
associ ation in\'csl1gat1u11 .
"lie really dtK•sn'I knuv.· anything about
it at all." the source said.
The .'IOUr<:e said l\aln1baeh. "·ho left
thr ta"' !1rn1 of 'l\;1l111bach . Dcr-.tarco,
Knapp and Ch1ll1ng11orlh aflrr entering
111.<; guilty pica. still has nu pluns for the
fulurc.
The source, who had earller eonfirincd
U1at Kri!n1brit:h had been pro1n1~t·d
IL·nicn{.'v if he 1voutd toopcrate 11•iih
J<lll'Orski's office, ~aid l\ul111baeh slill
docs not k1101v if he 1vill be ea!ll'<i to
p1:rsonally ll·~tify bl'fu!'C' !he !louse
Jud1ciarv Comrnittcl'. ~hich is weighing
cv!dencC against President Nixon tu
dC'ter1ninc if im[lt.•achn1e11t i... in order.
'Ille source also indicated '9tl a t
l\ahnba1.:h 1nay be called to testify if
thert' <1rr surti proceedings. :ind if the
Senate subsequently holds a trial.
l\a\Jnbach has no intt!nlion of moving
from his Nc"'·porl Beach hon1c. 1101\·evcr.
regardless of the outcc.me of proceed-
ings against either President Nixon or
hilnself.
"The l\ahnb1:1chs love this are11. Thl'Y
have nuiny 11011derful friends here," lite
sourtc ~a 1d .
Nix·on Suntntons
/Lis Leacli1ig
Econoniic .4ides
\\'ASllJNGTO:\ 11\ P~ \'resident
:'\ixon .~urnn1oned his top e<..'Onon11c
;id1 iscrs to a \\'hilc House rncetmg today
<ind a spokesman repo rted he plans to
speak oul 111 the near fulurc c the
.\drnini ... trallon's crono1n1c P'Jlieies.
The afternoon Oval Off11.:e n1ceti11g <.1nd
Dt'µuty l'ri:ss Sccrel:lry Gerald I ..
\\·an·rn's rlisclosun! of Cl forthron1in g
rresidcntial speech appeared to signal
1,o,1ssibll' t'hJni;l's 111 :"iixon's cconon1ic
gamr plan.
111 :>aying that "you t<1n expect that
somctiine in the near future !he
President "·i\1 Ix: speukinr,: oul on the
subject of tl'IC' <'Conomy," \Varrcn
rt'Jl('atrd prc\·ious ~t<l!t'lncnt s !hat .. 11ht•n
action b ncc:e.s~ar.\'. !hill <.1clion 11ill b1.·
1al..t•11.··
ln<licat1ons 11t're i\i.'(on \1as considerin g
:1 Jlatll'nal radio addrl'SS th is ~eekt11d ,
perh~1ps trun1 his Can1p Da\'id. ~ld.
retreat.
Sun1moncd 10 thl' \\'h1te House for "J
C\lJnplete discussion of the en!ire
rconomic picture·· "·ert• Tr ca s u r y
Secrctar\' W11l1a mE Simon : Chairn1an
llt·rbt·rt ·stein of the L'ounc1I of Econon11c
Adl'Jse rs, Cha1rn1an Arthur Burns of the
Fl'<leral Heser\·e Board, lJ1rector Roy L.
Asn of the Office of ~lanugcn1e111 and
!~:1r1i;:c! J~d Dirrctor John T. Dunlop of
• ::f: Co~t <if Li1·ing Council.
Lauuna Beach ~
Realtors Slate
Essay Contest
•
Tile Laguna Beach Board of 11ealtor:. is
.~po11::.orntg nn essay co1111·s1 for "ludrnts
.11 Soddl<•baek Colll'g<' and L.1guna Brach
ll1i:t1 school. The lhcn1e i~ "~faking
1\n1enca Belter."
Conwst dl'adline is r-.1a.\' :n rind entries
must lie lumed in to the lotal board
office. 346 li1erma id St .. L:iguna Beach.
Tp qualify. st udents 1nusl be 19 years of
age or younger.
The <.'QnlcSI is in conjuncl1on "''ilh the
state-"idc California Real Est a 1 c
Associatiun contest.
!-?cal 1\111ncrs wlll be in !he running for
a $500 first prize. a $250 second prize, a
$100 third prize and u $50 fourth prlze at
the SUlle-eon test.
Winners of the local rontest also will
receive a cash aword. 1'he collegt and
high school winners n11mcs will be
an110Ul'll.'ed at the June 13 reoltors
broakr.,1 at the Niguel Cowitry Club.
Fausta Vitali of Gumblner Auociates
chairs the cootest. Judges are Tom Unao
of Linso Real Estate, 'and Phylfll
Doolittlo ol Phyll~ Doolittle Realty.
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ccord Needed
Medical School
Relocation Seen
Tn.islecs of the UC lrvlnc ·California
Collt::ge of Medicine meeting in Long
BeaCb Wednesday urged ' ·ea r I y
consummation" of an ag-:eement with
Orange County for long term use of
Orange County tlledical Cenler IOCMCJ
for training doctors .
Unless an agree1ncnt is forged soon,
trustees warned in a w1animouslv
adopted resolution, "there is a reel!
danger that the 1nedical school n1ay be
required to ;.igain relocate to another
area of the slate
The forn1cr private medical college
1\·as n1ol'cd to the Irvine campus in tootl.
Siuce then, trustees, faculty and
n1edieal students have awaited provision
of new facilities for training physicians.
A UC bond issue failed in 1970 and
plunning for the ne1\' 1ncdiral school
buildings <1nd hospital \Vas not rencw('d
until passage of anothC'r health scit'nccs
bond issue in 1972.
Last year, the Joint Leglslati\'c
Comn1ittee on the Siting of University
Hospitals dctern1ined how UCJ.·CC~1·s
sha re of that bond fund '''ould be spent.
An on-ean1pus hospllal and ambulatory
rare center, rcno,·ation of OC~IC and
1.:ontruction of community clinics linked
to each other and !he t"'·o hospitals by a
trunsportatlon system \\'ere approved by
the commiltce.
Appropriation of the money. ho\1·ever.
"is contingent upon finalizing an
;.igreement between the University and
Orange · County for the long-term use of
oc;.,1c." "ie CO~! trustees said.
A failure to agree on the future control
of OC~fC by mid-June means the UCJ-
ccr-.1 share of the bond money may not
be c:ornrnilted in this year's budget.
Brov.n's com1ni\lcc set aside no money
for the University to purchase 0Cfl.1C.
The slipulalion that the county agree to
long tcr1n UCl-CCM control of the county
hospital as a teaching facility is evidence
lhe committee hoped to prov i de
continuing high level hospital services to
Orange County's 1nedically indigent.
Unless I he agreement is reached it is
likely there 1nay be legislative pressures
lo withdraw the bond fund allocations
rrom UC I altogthcr nnd Sp<.'nd the n1oney
l'lsewhere in the state.
Fron• Page J
STRIK!!: ...
' follo11·cd by a board offer \Vl'dnesday of
lire percent.
The 1:; pt•rcc1,1t dt'!l1alld. he said, would
i.:o:-.t thl' di:;lne! $7 111ill1on. exclu~ive uf
other demands by the teachers' group.
'fhe Federation also demanded a hn1it
on cla ss sizt' of 24 students. conference
IJl!nods for elcmenl<1ry school teachers
~ind cmplo.ve fringe benefits for
subslilute and temporary teachers,
Anderson said.
The class size reduction. he said, would
require the district to build nev.· schooJs
lo provide the netes.sary classroom
space.
"The Certif1catt'd En1plorCt.'s Council is
1necting and tonrcrring in good faith
under the provisions of the \\'inion Act,"
Andt:rson said. "The strike only involves
!he one group lhal has set its own
de1nands.''
Negotiations arc ronlinuing today, he
said.
.\ n1onkey nan1ed Alice Faye gently holds a ki!ten named Sv.1eelie
l)ie. Acrordinci to Pat Shepherd of Sa<:rJtnenlo. O\Vllel' of both a11in1als.
.\lite likes to ruddlc the killcn. (•lean it and c..,en kiss it. Pat says the
Observers in Sacrainenlo s1>eculate
there are other locations in C11Jlfornia
11·hich might 1~elconH' the n1edical school.
Key me111bers of budget committees
;ind the hospital siting conimittee have
interests in seeing a n1edical school in
Fresno, for examplc.
E,x-POW Slnted
1nonkey trcals S\VCctie Pie just like a baby.
For Meuiorial
f'rom 1•u9e J •'
SLASHES ..•
increased c:osts of St>11cr ser\·tce and
solid lraste coltC'ction. !he l'ounc1l 11i !I
ha\·e to increase those charges frorn j
percent to JS percent.
The city council \1·as 11arned that in rhe
future, citizen requests and projecls
would have to bl' ans"·ered 11·i th a tlosrr
eye to purse strings.
"Tht! reduction in the nu1nber of
authorized personnel .... ·ill affect the
capability of the staff to become involved
in nc111 prograins or participate except on
ii ]in1itecl baSIS \\'J!h lhc \'tlrlOUS
con1n1unity and citizen groups.
"The volume of staff r1·ports and
paper1vork in the city dt!parl1ncnts has
rrached a level requiring· additional staff
not less.
"A system of priorities n1ust be
established by council for all existing and
new programs \Vithin the staff capability
lo perform. It 1vill be necessary for bolh
citilen and council to adhere lo th{'SC
1>riorilies in order to avoid a brcakdo .... n
in needed city functions taused by
f'prcading our labor resources too thin,"
Thea! s;iid.
Taxes received by the city include an
estimated Sl.57 million in property tax,
up from Sl.-18 n1i!Jion lhis year, S577,000
in estimated sales taxes. up fronl
S555.000 this year; $154.000 in festival
lease funds for t\Je Irvine bov.1 grounds:
$170.000 in Transient Occupancy ~holell
T<1x. do1vn SJ.000 fron1 this year's levy.
Frorn Page l
STATION ...
Beach 1-leights and the station would
~er.·e both hilltop ro1nmunil1es. The road
extension has since been scrapped.
The station serves only 1.100 persons
and the residenlial community does not
qualify as a "high value" area. Response
I ime from the downtown station is five to
six n1inutes, the chief said.
The council's budget-cutting backbone
\\'8S stiffened by a study presented by
Clly ~'lanager Al Thee.I showing Laguna
B('arh 's fire costs were far in excess of
other cities of comparable simllar size
11nd circumstance.
TI1e study showed that Laguna's Fire
Oepartment costs are $34.84 per capita
1using official population of 15,000.)
The1f's as compared lo $10.35 per capita
for San Clemente. $17.99 for Seal Beach,
and $22.23 for Newport Beach.
Laguna has fewer niiles of road per
station, fey,•er fires, rescues, medical
<iids and fe\\•er residenlial units J>Cr
firemen than any of the other cities.
Chief Kuhn said the city's spread-out
territory, and the cllaracter of the town
made such comparisons misleading.
Defense Su111 Okayed 1
I
By House Panel
WASHINGTON (UP() -Hou .. liberal•
m11111ged , only a compromi1e victory
Wednellday In their effort• to pare I
military aMtalln~ to South, Vietnam, I ~fore the full HOUJO finally P3Ae<I a
122.6 bllttoo defen,. budget. 1'he llllall vote, which gave the Pent1100 •lllU>SI
everythln1 II wanted for tho comln11
fi1CAI y .. r, pueed iaw'I. 'Ille Senate Is
consldertnf Ill own vmlon of the
authorJzaUon bW. 1
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Laguna .4.t·<·c1Jt~
. .\pplicatio11s
Asscn1blyman \\'illie Bro"11 "'ho
«haired the joint study committee <incl
heads the povocrful ways and means
commitlee. fa,·ors localing the medical
~l in an area serving low-ill<.'Qme
blacks.
Fete in Lagu1ic1
A fonner An1erican prison-ot'·11.·ar.
For \' outl1 Corp:-;
1\ir Force Lt. Col. John Pitchford , will be
the fraturcd speaker at the Laguna
Brach ~1en1orial Day ser1·1ccs at 11 a.m.
,\londay in Heisler P:.irk.
From Page 1 Th<' progra1n . sporl.';()rl•d by the Lagw1a
Thi' <:it~ or L1gun:1 Rc.1c :1 1s 110,r Bea1.:h posl s of the American Legion and
acc.'t·pting applicat1ons for the sun11ncr CENTER reierans of Fore1!i11 \\·ars, \\Ill be held ill
Youth Corps Program. a fed<'ral!y-ltu1dcd ~ • • • the ,\n1ericnn Legion Obelisk near the
plan to provide 1\ork for povcrty-lt•\'e! flag: pole in lleisler Park.
)·011tl1 pro"e OC~t C as a teaching hospital. · In addillon to Lt. Col. Pitchford, 1he \ l' · l.Rgislators !iilipulated, ho"'·ever. that • PP 1tJl1on n1,1y be n1adl' to TctT,. lhe S5 10 $9 million of stale arxi UCl-CC~-t service will also include a concert by the
Brandt, assistant to the city manager. ~t inoney C'OUld not be spen t lmpioving l.aguna Beach J1it;h School Band, an
Laguna Beach City Hall or lo the Laguna ()('~tC unl~ss 11 lone: tenn agreenieni on invocation by Rl'\'. Lee Kirkpatrick and a
Reach High Sehoo! Career Center. !he cont rol of the facility ii·as reachl'd tx•1K'dit·tion hy Hl•1·. J oh11 1\I. Rrynol<.J:-..
To qu.:ilify. nppllcants must be local Also, iibout fi fty organizations arl'
students bet11een I~ and 10 years of age ex~·ted to pl;.11.:c flora! tributes at the
and n1e1nbers of a povcrty-le\'cl fu111ily. (:."·cJc J{ace t• _\I is:sill'' base of thl' n1e111uria! 111 the park.
defined .:is receiving $5.000 or ltss annuul ~ TilC scr...-1ce 11·1J] ronclude 1>.ith '1
i11con1e for a family of fi\'C. ~::NSE!'\AOA, ~texico IAPJ _ Fifty ccrcmorual salute b~ the firing ~uatl
~lcmbers of the Youth Corps '.l'ill eru·n mL·n searched on the ground and froni fro111 the ,\lar1ne Corps Air Station at E!
Sl.10 an hour for 26 hours of 1vork a \veek private aircrJft again today for Fred Toro.
for nine "'rekf' during the sun1mcr. Jobs .\!ind~·. an t\rneriean dru£:gist fron1 1.t. l'ol Pit chford. a 1.ab'Una \'igur!
include cleric:.i[, parks gardening and Jl1versidc. Calif , reporrrd n1issin11: su\Cl' rt·sJdent. serv1!d ;1s a pilot in \\'orld \\'Jr
olht•r dut Je"S. ;1 molorcyclc cut1ng Satu rday. ~lundy, 11 and during the t\vreon and Vietnan1
Last year the city of Laguna Beaeh ~i. took a 1\rong tun1 "·h1le oompe1ing 1n "ars. Shot down ovt·r l\orth V1etna111. he
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VOL. 67, NO. 143, 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES
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Medical Ce1ite1·
Talks Under Way
On Hospital Bid
Serious negotiations on lhe possible
sale or Orange County f\.1edical Center
(OCMC) to the University of California
began today, sources in county
government said .
Arrned \\'lth n recent $17.709.813
appraisal couruy bargaini.:rs \vcrc tod.1y
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UCI Medicctl
Trustees . 4 sk
Fast Decisio11
Trustees of the UC Irvine. California
College of f.tediclne meeting in Long
Beach \Vednesday urged ' ' ea r I y
consu mmation" of an a~:-eement "'ith
Orange County for long term use of
Orange County Medical Center (OC!ltC)
for trainlng doctors.
Unless an agreement is forged soon,
trustees · vtaml'd in n unaniniouslv
adopted resolution, "there is a re.ii
danger that the medical school may be
required to ag~in relocate to another
area of the state .''
The former private medical college
was moved to the Irvine campus in 1968.
Since then, trustees, faculty and
medical students have awaited provision
of new facilities for training physicians.
A UC bond issue failed in 1970 and
planning for the new medical school
buildings and hospital was not renewed
until passage of another health sciences
bond issue in 1972.
Last year. the Joint Legislative
Committee on the Siting of University
H05pitals determined how UCI-CCM's
share of that bond fund \\'OU!d be spent.
An on·campus hospital and ambulatory
· care center, renovation of 0Ci\1C and
contruction of community clinics linked
to each other and the two hospitals by a
transportat.lon system were approved by
the committee.
Appropriation of the money, however.
"is contingent upon finalizing a n
agreement between the University and
Orange ' County for the long-term use of
~1C:' ttle C0)1 trustees said.
A failure to agree on the future control
of OCMC by mid·June means the UCl-
CCM share of the bond money may not
be committed in this year's budget.
Observers in Sacramento speculate
there are other locations in California
Which might welcome the medical school.
Key members of budget c~mmittees
and the hospital siting co~m1ttee ha~e
interests in seeing a medical school in
Fresno, for example.
Assemblyman \Villie Brov.;i who
chaired the joint study committee and
~ds the powerful ways and me~ns
committee, favors locating the ~ed1cal
ad>ool in an area serving low-income
blacks. . ·Brown's committee set aside no money
; (See MEDICAL, Page Z)
.: Orange Coast
Weather
Some cfoudiness is on the
weatberl11dy's agenda for Friday
but mostly sunny skies in the after-
noon hours. Highs at the Orange
Coast beaches in the mki-60s rising
IO the .mld·'IOS Inland.
1.NSIDE TODAV
H•ten Thoma•. United P,e"
lnternattono.l't Whiia H o " s e
· bureau Chief, is a non-stop
charger who doesn't take time
out for hobbies. Reporting activ.
ft!es on Capitol HtU ;, her faoor·
·: ite pastime. Sae storv, Po.ge 24.
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to n1eet with UC lawyers. At issue is the
sprawling central county hospital used to
care for the county's poor and to train
UC Irvine medical students.
It is not known if L'Ounty ~ officials
expect UC to pay the full appraisal value
In order to take over the aging facility.
It is knov.•n, hov.•ever. that supervisors
are privately "surprised" by values
assigned . to land and buildings by the
appfaisets, ~larshall-Steven$ of L<ls
Angeles.
A knowledgeable source close to a
supervisor said today most~ in county
government "thought ~he land \\'OU!d b<'
\vo11h more than the huildings and that
t.'Quipment in the hospital \VOuld be more
valuable than appraisers say it is."
He.re is the breakdo\vn of OC~IC
values:
-Land -$2,516,000
-Buildings -$10,510,000
-Improvements such as parking Jots
and landscaping -$726.395.
-Equipment -$3.969.000.
O'Anership or long term control of the
OC1\1C facility is key to further
development of the UC Irvine-California
College of ~ledicine.
Allocation of $20 million of UC heahil
scienCC?S bond moneys in the 1974·75 state
budget av.'aits conclusion of the county
UC hospital talks.
The bond funds were allocated by a
legislative committee last year to
provide a UCI campus teaching hospital,
county clinics and some money to im·
prove OCMC as a tea~ng hospital.
Legislators stipulated, oo .... ·ever. that
the $5 to $9 million of state and UCl·CCi\l
money could not be spent iinproving
OCMC unless a long term agreement on
the rontrol of the facility '"as reached.
Valley Tn1stees
l\l1ill T,vo Plans
To T eacl1 Driving
By JAN \\10RTII
Ot IN Dl!IJ' Piiot Slllf
Docs a person learn t.o cirive better
behind the wheel of a moving car or
using a "simulator" which presents a
student with a variety of low·risk
lmaginary crises?
Trustees or the Saddlel]ack Valley
Unified School District are lnulling the
relative merits of the two teaching
alternatives in trying to deeide whether
to buy a new simulator at $12,000 a year
over the next live years.
Preseiltly students in the s c ho o I · s
drivers' training progra1n spend aOOout
twice as much time in the simulator as
they do behind the \'"heel. The course is
required of all people under 18 who want
to get their driver's license.
It is· a large machine that from the
outside looks like a long trailer. On the
inside, It contains audiovisual equipment.
a row of car seats and dashboards,
brakes and accelerator pedals.
AB the students work with the
simulator, they view a film of a moving
roadway and are given instructions as
though lhey were actually driving.
The old simulator used in the district,
has been shared with the Irvine district
over the last several years and has worn
out. ·
.. No teacher who has worked with this
simulator has had a favorable reaclion to
it," said Jim, Wehan, president of the
Saddleback Valley Educators
Association. .
"'Jbe students com.plain thlit the hours
spent in the simulator are long and
boring, and studies show
simulator--tra:lned students are inferior
drivers IO lllose trained behind. tho wheel
of a real car," he added.
Weh;ln said the cost dmerenlial
Involved Is ooly $10 per sludent 1*tween
training them willl the simulal<>r and
using CJl>the.road praclloe. Cost of the
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Blast Hits 'Basilica ·
PARIS (AP) -An expi.s!on early
• tocjay heavily damoged 'a -of the
Sao'e Coeur ballllca, one ol Ille
landmarlol ol Pwta. ~ ~ pms
eaeocy eaid ~ clam..d ID Iii" ..i
oil Ille lllMt ID lll'olllll tbe ~ ol
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1974
DlilY Piiot Siii! Photo
SINGING OUT FOR 'AMERICA, OUR HERITAGE,' A MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA
Eugene Bell, Diana Newland and Ken Johnson, Three Of 1,100 Choral Students In Fest
Valley., No; A11ahein1., Yes
School District Finall:y Fi1ids Site for Concert
Students and teach<>rs in th c
Saddleback Valley Unified School District
<.tre planning a n1usical extravaganza so
big they couldn't find a place in the
Saddleback Valley to hold it.
So the spring concert, involving 2,500
choral and instrumental students in
grades four through 12, \o1rill be held at
7:30 p.n1. June 4 in the A11ahei1n
Convention Center.
Tickets are on sale no'"' at each school
and a recording of the event \\'ill be
available
On the theme "America, 0 u r
Heritage." the n1usic show's special
guest will be Jester Hairston, a noted
composer and director, who will direct
the combined ink!rmediate and high
school choruses.
The program. coordinated by district
music direetor Joanne Harris, also will
feature 200 guitars, 820 band students,
300 combined strings, and 1,100 choral
students.
Supevnsors Nix Probe
Of Charges Against DA
After meeting for 20 ininutes in
executive session \Vedncsday. Orange
Cow1ty Supervisors refused to in\'estigatc
malleasance in office charges that have
been leveled agalnst District Attorney
Cecil llicks.
\\1lllian1 S. Hu!sy of ~'fission Viejo, one
of Hicks' pr111i1nary election challengers,
asked the board to investigate his
contention that Hi cks v.·as involved in
improper actions during investigation of
Garden Grove traffic de;Hh case la st
year.
TPe three supervisors present at
\\1ednesday 's 1neet!ng chose to take their
own sepal'ate courses of action in the
matter. but each said later he v.·ould
simply transmit his copy of •lu!sy's
charges to the county Grand Jury.
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich of Fullerton
also said he might transmit a copy to the
California A!torney General's office.
\Vhich is implicated in Huls.Y's charges.
"The charges he is making are serious
and I am sending lhcm to the jury with a
trans1nittal letter and nothing else,"
•Biggest
Died rich said. "f v.·on't state any position
one '.''ay or another.''
Supervisor Ronald Caspers said after
the meeting he is sending it to the jury
because "I simply don't want lo get
in\'olved in this type of thing. It is too
political in nature.''
Supervisor David Baker said he v.•oulrl
simply mail his copy to the jury v.·ith J
transmittal note.
Hulsy asked the supervisors to
investigate the matter because Hicks,
though an elected official, is a county
employe.
1'.tuch o! the material he released to the
p r e s s and to the supervisors is or a
highly personal nature and almost totally
unsubstantiated with sworn testimony.
The charges involve Hicks' alleged
connection with a manslaughter trial
after a Garden Grove traffic accident in
which two children \\'ere killed.
Hicks, who v.·as not physically involved
in the accident, according to p o I i c e
reports, branded Hu\sy's charges as
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Virgiriia Solori Says Poll False
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WASIDNGTON (AP) -Sen. William Scott (R-Va.) today labeled
as "unwarranted crlllcism'' a magazine article identifying him as the
"dumbest" member of ·Congress.
"Obviously ii was not true. It wa.< all entirely false QI' all twisted,"
he told a news conterenre .
lfis comll\tnls were In response to a story hi~e May 17 issue
of New 'rime$, a . biweekly magaaine published by. I.he New Times
CommuJllcaUons CQrp. • . •
The stoey, \ttltten by Nina "l!otenberg, reported the results of a
.poll the aut.bor salcf was !.\ken ot200 congtessmen, Journalists and
lobbyi~ . . ,· • .
"Every' !i!J~e perSlln iptetvl,wed by New Times immetlialefy
named Rel>Qllll~ S<-cllt u .11/e .~. l choice for dumbest o( the dumb,'' ufcl the..nt<:a. ' . •
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Preceding the concert. displays of
hundreds of art projects by district
students v.•ill be on display in the lobby
fron1 5:30 to 7:30.
Coordinated by Los Allsos
Intermediate School teacher J u 1 i c
Herten, the display will feature wood
shop as ·well as art productions.
District niusic teachers said they
v.'ould like to see the festival develop into
a yearly event. Alt proceeds 11·ill go into
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Free l11tracity
Bus Line Eve<l
Bv lrvi11e Pa11el
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Irvine transportation commissioners
\\1cdncsday night voted to seek a $15.600
city subsidy to operate a free intra-city
bus line for 10 weeks this summer.
CommJssion Chairman ~1ary Ann
Gaido said today the city-run buses
would be intended lo provide coonectlng
service to Orange County Transit District
buses to neighboring shopping cen~ers or
the beach.
Each summer slncc incorporation the
city has provided "free'' buses linking
north and south Irvine neighborhood s to
cacit other and the beach. The service
was supported by a $4 city recreation
program fee and only subscribers to the
recreation program could use the bus,
Mrs. Gaido recalled.
The proposal approved by a 4 to I vote
of commissioners Wednesday would open
the bus service to any city resident
requiring direct city s u b s i d y .
Con1missioner Carl Morrison fa vored
continuing the recreation program fee
system, Mrs. Gaido said today .
If approved by city councilmen. the
city bus program would provide lwo
n1ini·buscs or other vehicles which would
operate daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. One
run would service central and northern
city resJdents and the other would serve
the southern P:l'lrt of Irvine.
Buses would run on half hour schedules
and meet ~ Main Street and Culver
Drive provttling a north-soulh, free
transit link,:M"rs. Gaido noted.
After 6 p.m. a single bus would operate
throughout the city on an l\ourly schedule
until midnight Monday to Thursday and
to 1 a.~. on Friday and Satun:lay nights.
As envi!liontid ~Y the transportation
comq»ssion, riders could haU the bus to
a stop ahywbere aJong the route.
''If we gef people to be«>me mass
transilorieolec!i we'll all breathe cleaner
ab' 90lnedar?j"Mrs. Gaido said .
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,.Embefzling Charged
BRUSS8LS, Belgium (API -Two non-
Ameri<*'I' emplore• of !he u.s, ji:mbassy
In Brufilel• liilve been !ll'ed !Or
lnvolverdenl In embaz1ini al least
°*41,000,
Today's Final
N.Y. Stocks
-TEN CENTS
5 9tl1-sto1·y
In New Yori{
.'\F:\\' YOfll\ l.\P ! """1"1\ br;irck'd 1n'un in
blue jeans hijacked a hl·licnpl1'r ;_ind
forced !he pilot to fly il to !he top of u 59·
story ~tidtown skyscruper, \\'here he '.''as
captured aflcr demanding $~ niillion in
r11nson1. police ~'!lid.
Police s:.iid he had three sticks of
dynan1ite in his posstssion \I' h c n
' apprehended.
· · Both the pilot and copilot \\'ho were.
held hostage c s c a p e d . police
headquarters ~aid. HO\\•cvci" the pilot
suffered a bullet \\'Ound in the right ;1rn1.
The pilot told ;:i nc1rstna11 that he had
1101hing to say. ;is he 1ras being taken to
a ho spital.
The dranla "as played out to a clin1;_1;.;
high above rnid-~1anhJtt;111 on ;1n LUlUSL'd
helicopter pad on the roof of lhc f<1n
Arnerican Building.
The pad \\'as abandontd so1ne vtars
:.igo tuKlcr con11nunity pressure bc~<Jll:>e
of the hazard presented by helicopll'r
t;ikeoffs and landings above one of the
n1ost congested areas in the world.
The Pan An1erican Buildiflg towers
over P:irk Avenue, just to the rear of
Grand Central Tern1inal on 42nd StrecL
After the helicopter landed on the P<1n
American pad, police with rifles and
shotguns converged on the blue anJ
\\'hite, five-passenger aircrait.
The copilot reportedly overcame the
hija<'kcr. \Vhcn asked how he found the
courage to tackle the arn1ed intruder. he
said: .. , like living."
The hijacker lvas asked his reason for
seizing the helicopter.
He replied. with rl'fcrence to the
:\lidd!e East. "to protest the n1asqucradc
that is going on over there."
The hijacker \\.'as about 5 feel JO with
shoulder length hair.
l~e denied that he \Vas carryur•
dynamite. t>
"Tell thcn1 not to waste their troubl e -
ifs not dynaniite:· the n1an told police ;il
one point.
"\Vhat is it?'' he was asked.
;'Th~y'll fin~ out," the man repl ied.
Earlier. police headquarters said u1 a
teletype message: ''Perpetrato1· is
dei~anding .$2 million in $10 bills in eight
vahses delivered by a girl in a bikini
bathing suit. Also ···•ants a nine miJJi.
meter pistol and tear gas."
The hijacker was 1nanaclcd 1\ ith ty,·o
pairs of handcuffs, and taken for
questioning to a restaurant a floor
bcncaUt the helicopter pad.
"Oh. 1nar:. these cops." he exclai1ned
at one point.
Asked if he had ever been arrested
before. the man replied : ,.I ncvtr cvcn
got caught jay·1ralk1ng."
Panel to W eigl1,
· Golf Links Bitl
.'!Vear Airport
An !fl-hole golf course proposed under
the takeoff pattern vf Orange County
Airport 't11ill · be discussed in public
hearing Friday before the regional
coastal commission.
The commission meeting begins at 9
a.m. at Long Beach Harbor Department
headquarters, 925 Harbor Plaza Drive.
The golf course in Newport Beach is
planned by Pacific Coast f\<1anufacturing
at 20262 Irvine Ave. and would include a
restaurant and clubhouse.
Other Newport Beach projects on the
commission's agenda are:
-A total or 83 condominiums, 30 of
which are in the coastal zone, lll 1001
Ford Rd. by Robert McLain. Part ol the
Ir vine Company's Big Canyon, the
project includes two swimming pools and
a tennls court.
-The remodeling of what once wns
Berkshire's restaurant et 3(50 Via Oporto
by Donald M. Koll. II will Include boat
slips .
-The reconsideration ol five duplexes
proposed in West Newport by ! five
dllferenl applic.nts. The projttts were
denied once by the commias1oo. 'tlhicli at
the same meeting approved five other
somewhat .similar apartmtnts.
• The <Ommisslon •srted lo 1¥
cases IO make iC. decisiool
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Teacl1ers
On Strike
An estimated 270 of Santa Ana Unl£ied
School District's 1,260 teachers went on
strike today but substitutes were
standing by to keep classes open.
The one-day strike by one of three
teachers' groups over a 15 percent
wage-hike demand, was met by county
schools Superintendent Dr. R o b e r t
Peterson \vith a recommendation that the
Santa Ana board try to have the teachers
stripped of their teaching credentials.
He suggested that the board challenge
the teachers' cre<lentials before the
California Cu rr i c u I um Commission,
which certifies teachers.
"The caution I would have is that the
teachers as indi viduals signed contracts
as individual professionals who are
authorized by the state to teach," he
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~le called the strike a "breach of
ronlr:ict."
"I know that the district is quite
disturbed over the direct defiance the
teachers exhibited," Peterson said.
Kari Rlchardwn Demonstrates How Debited Simulator Is Used As A Teaching Aid
Irvine Balances
Y ear-rounll l'lon
For 35 Stiule11ts
111irly-fil'e s1uclrnts cnrollt'<i in th1•
Irvine Unified School District's El
Camino Real yl'ar-round school progran1
wil! have their vacation schedult'S
switched , \1'hcn their programs arc
changed from one of lhe four ··cycles" to
another July I.
1'hc student s fro1n the \\'alnut Squarr
area :ind C;1l1fon1ia llonit;s 11·ill he
l'hanged to balance the n1unber of
stud~n!S in each of the "cvclcs."
El Can1ino Real opt>raics on the "4S-1~·· svstern in 1vhich the Students arc in
school for 45 school days 1nine 1vccks )
then have a 15 school day \'acation.
The "cycles'' 0\1erlap so three quarters
of the children arc in class <ii ;iny timt:.
The imbalance betv.'ern !he "c~·clrs "
"as caused, principal Delaine Richards
said. b~ause of studen1s nioving into and
lea\'lng Lhe area.
"\Ve have .. contacted all the parents
involl'l'<i,'' J{ichards said. ";ind if 1hc
change causes thcn1 any problems, v.·c
\\'ill make other arrangen1cnts."
Notification of the change v,;as delayed
until now, he said, bccflusc the OOard of
education did not appro\'e the district
hoL1sing pattcrtt<; until its ~1ay 8 niceting.
"\\'c have been \l'orking on this." he
s.1id, "but \1·e had 10 \\'.'.lit until the bo:ird
approved it before \\'C could do
anything.··
Students from '''a\nut Square v.·ill be
SY.' itch('() {ron1 "cycle D., to "cycle A"
y,·hich Richards called the "\1'orst
switch."
Instead of the usunl three \1·erks,
l'acations [or the IO s1udc111s fron1 that
arl'a y,•ill be the first y,·eck of July before
they r('tum to classes. They \\·JIJ attend
~chool for the same nuinber of days
during the year. Richards said. and "ill
111akc up the other tv.·o y.·ecks of vacation
next sumrner.
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si mulator is about S50 !X'r student. \Vith
trainin~ bchlnd the v:heel more
expensive.
The lease on the present simulator,
1vhich froin the oulside looks like a
rt-creational \'ehiclc, runs out July 1.
Trustees must decide by then "'hether to
urder a new one for the fall term.
"\Vhen I \.\'as in the scrl'icc. Y.'Orking in
tile flight simulator \l'as son111!hing no·1e
of us Ii k e d to do." Trustee _Chester
Uriner rcrnarked. "But I wonder how '
n1any lives \1e saved by gelling our
practice there rather than in !he air."
Wehan asked that the board meet with
faculty drivers' education representa-
lives to exan1ine all the alternatives be·
fore n1aking :1 final decision. !!is propo s-
Cil 1vas accepted 5--0.
Student Art
Slate(l Friday •
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\'isitors to SaddJ{'hack Co!l('ge's library
can sec !Y.'O art exhibit.-; rriday featuring
paintings by Saddleback College students
nnd art pieces co11ected by instructors on
trip~ abroad .
The Student paint iO!:!S. done in the
('liJS:it'S of instructor Tom !\lorgan.
include work by r.1i1zie Collins, Palma
Firpo. Georgia Kellogg. Edna Padrick,
Greg Thomas and Susie Tomlinson.
1-·oreign art pi~es on display v.·ere
collcc:led by \\'illiam Heffernan in Africa.
llorothy Si>idell in India. Tibet, Peru, ancl
Ecuador :incl Grucc Lallgl' in Qiin:i..
The student shov; mds Fridny and the
f:1cul!y exhibit will continue through the
end or the n1onth.
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Mission Viejo
Girl to Vie
For Ne'v Title
~tiss Saddlcback \'alley, Julie I\oriega
of !\lission Viejo. will co1npete for
a!l(lther cro\vn Friday along \.\'ith 11 other
California girls.
.. l'he title is "'-tiss California Perfect
Posture," sponsored by the California
Chiropractic Association. The pageant
y,ilJ be held at the !\tarriott Hotel at Los
Angeles International Airport.
!\tiss Noriega, 18, is a dancer aiming
for a theatrical career. She \.\'BS cho~n
to represent the Orange C o u n t y
Chlropraclic Society.
Prelin1inary judging "ill inc l u d c
scientific tests on a "posturo1neter'' and
the Kraus-\\"cbcr Test for agility and
physica I fitnes!l.
The contestants 11·ill then appear before
a panel of ('elebrity jud~e.s at the
"Posture Pageant" dinner in the hotel's
ballroo1n .
The y.·inner \\'ill get a varirt~· of prlz('s.
including tbe offer of a scholarship at
Los Angeles College of Chiropractic.
Nixon Su1nn1ons
His Leacling
Eco1ion1ic Aides
0111~ Plllf 51111 l"ftote The fact that they have refused to
teach, he said, ls the "legal point of no
return."
"The current situation in education
being what it is," he said, "this is the
200 GUITARS WILL PLAY FOR EXTRAVAGANZA
Cindy Santos, Bill Beatty, Kris Korhonen Will Be There
ideal time for teachers to lose their
credentials. Of all the times they could
have chosen. Utls is tlie worst in 40 years
because of the surplus of lower salaried,
beginning teachers.''
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CONCERT ...
Negotiations over salaries are
proceeding under provisions of the a fund tG finance next year's festi\·ar.
Winton Act bet ween representatives of Hairston, a graduate of Tu ft s
the board of education and the three University in Boston. studied a! the
teachers' groups that make up the Juil!iard Institute of Music i:1 ~e\1' Y'ork
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N<1i:al Acade1ny
Or<lers 900
To Retake Final
C ff' ted E I c · 1 and has Scored n10\'ies and television a~~r~~~g to Ha~~noy::Jerson~ ~s~~t~ni program s and played several character ,\\'.\'.\POLIS, \!d, ''' 111 -The U.S.
superintendent of the Santa Ana acting roles. '.\~i·;i! Acadt:my. u11touched by chea-ling
district. !{e has arrangrt.l dozens of black s.c;1ndals that have rocked other n1iliUU"y
Anderson termed the strike "hard to spirituals and folk songs and has gone to aearlrn1i('s in rret·nt yc:1rs, has ordered
understand because Ille negotiations are Africa three times and to Europe tv.•ice 900 rnidshipmrn 10 take a second final
still going on." on good "'ill lours for the U.S. State He acknowledged that the strike is Dcpartnicnt. r:.:aininJtion, in a navigations course.
illegal under sections of the education Hairston's choral arrangements of Thc ite.'.ldPn1y issueU a terse st.ntcn1ent
and government codes but refused to AfrcrAnieriean folk songs and his today saying it learned "that a fina l
eon1n1cnt on any possible disciplinary rornpositions based on folk themes havt' exam in navig:ition has been
action the board might take. bet'n popular a1nong music educators for compromised.·•
Hegarding Peterson's suggestion of m('lrc than tY.'f) decades.
challenging the teachers' credentials, he The Saddleback concert y.·i!t explore Officials \\'otl!d not say if copies of the
.s;.1ld. "\\'e are gi\'ing this consid('ration.'' musically perioc!s in the life of t~t had bct'n obi.lined before the
The teachers negotiating groups are ,\mericans and conclude y,·ith songs by a schcdulcd exan1 or if U1cre had been
the Santa Ana Edticators .'\.ssociation. the variel}' .of American composers. d d ch
F""d0 r,•11'on of A<00c1·a1ed Cla001'f1'eds "•d iri esprca eating. .... ~ " ,,.,,, -»:> ...... A total of 6.000 tiekets y,.·ill be sold on a Teachers. and the Santa Ana Personnel first·come, first·served basis. Unofficial goun .. -es off campus
and Guidance Association. esli1nated as n1any a~ 100 of the
Of the three groups. \vhich represent ;1pproxlmately 900 midshipmen v.·ho took
about i5 percent of the district's 1.260 From Poge 1 !hf' test r('gistert'd perfect scores, which
teachers. only the Federation of aroused suspicion.
Associated Classifieds and Teachers is HICKS About 4.200 ~tudents attend the
invo\\'ed in the strike, Anderson so.id. • • • acadeiny.
Tracing the history of the negotiations. "libelous nnd scaOOalous.'' 1\n academy spoke5man SJ!id an
he said, the board \\'as asked April 23 for lie ,.,·d he was the one •·ho "'ked th· 1· 1· •-ff a 54 percent y.·age hike, y,·hich it ..., ·· inl'es tga ion was l.ll:"j!un a er a
countered i\Jay 14 with an offer of three state attorney general to in\'estigate an<l n1idshipn1an reported "the exam had
percent. The Certificated Employees prosl"Cu!e the case because of a "conflict been con1pron1iscd."
Council !hen asked for 15 percent, of interest in Ille district attorney's office The re-exan1ination has been scheduled
fol!o\.\·ed by a board offer \\'cdnesday of which I cannot elaborate on." for Vt'ednesday. the day thal graduation
five percent. \l't'('k festivities begin !or the class or
The 15 percent demand, he said, would 1974.
cost the district $7 million, exclusive of Co11te1· l1 i]ol Dies The ~pokesn1an said most of those
\\'ASllJNGTO~ (APl -President other demands by the teachers' group. retaking the rxam are sophomores but a
i\ixon summoned his top e<..'Oflomic The federation also demanded a limit f\IORRO BAY ( VPT ! -A hrlicoj'Jlcr fri\' are juniors.
fld•isers to a \\'hite !louse n1eeti.ng today on class size of 24 students. conference spraying agricultural chemicals on a Hoth \\''est Point and the Air Force
~11d ~ spokesman reported he plans to periods fo r elementary schoo l teachers ranch near here crashed early today. Academy have had cheating scandals in
· pe3~ .out .in , the near. futu.r~ • the and cmploye fringe benefits for killing the pilot. The victim was Gordon recent years. but except for isolated
Ad1n1nislrat1on s cconom1~ pohc1e:;. substitute and temporary teachers, Bauer. 47, Fresno. head of Aerial instances. the ~aval Academy had
The ::ifternoon O\'al Office meeting and Anderson said. Control, Inc., of Fresno. l'Scaped untouched .
Vacations for the 25 students from
California llon1cs. \1·ho 11.·UJ cha~e frun1
"cyele C" to "cycle B" \\'ill be n10Yt:d
;1head one 11·eek. to the last tl\'O \vecks or
:\ugtisl and the first 1vcck of Scpternbcr,
he s:.i id.
G11itarist Set
For Saddleh<1ck:
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police agencies were expanding a search
toda~· for :.i 111.'lsked gunman 11·ho roobcd
thf' r :1llrv :ind Sierra branch of lhe
Sccun1 y ·Pacific bank of S4 ,530
\\'e<lne~day Jftcrnoon. At:thoritics said
!he n1an. 11·ho brandished a pistol and
\\'OTC' a ski n1 a ~ k. h c. rd c d If! to ~n
cus1un1rrs ag;tins! ;1 11al! and then
ha11dl•d each or ihree 1c!lers a p;1pcr b:1g
to Jill 1vi1h n1on{'y.
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Classical guitarist f~ric Henderson "·ill
f)('rform at Saddlt:back College at 11 a.111.
Friday in BuHding :-01.
Henderson. 16, has been studying
classical guitar in California and in Spain
for the past eight ye1:1rs. He began his
fonnnl training ~·ith Antonia ~Iorn!es in
La~una Beach and 11·as inritt•d to study
1\·ith Aurreo l·lcrrcro in r-.tadrid in 1971.
\'.'hilc there he J1ad an audience \.\'ith
Se~o1i~
11!.'llderson's p e r I o r 111 a n c e at
Saddl ebaek b sponsored by the college's
Oh·ision o( Fine Ari s. Ile also \vill appear
in concert at the Lagwl<l Atoulton
Playhous<.: June 2.
Cou11cil~ Boarcl
E:vc Drug S1vcezJ
The reeenl n1assi\'e drug-S\veep
resulting in arrests of more than 100
users or sellers v.·ilJ be discussed in a
joint meeting of Irvine City Couneiltnen
and Irvine Unified School District
tru:.tccs set for ~tay -29.
tl.1ayor Gabrielle Pryor said the recent
raids and subsequent ay,'areness of needs
• for action to reduce drug use among the
city's yout h are among concerns to be
discussed by policyma~ers for the city
and school dlstrlct. ·
Hu glies Quowd:
'Can Biiy Anyo11e'
• LOS ANGF;LES (UPll -"f. Howard
Hughes, can buy any man in the world.
Or I can d~troy him," the bUlionaJre
1·cclusc once tM>asred, according t9
Rohen A, Maheu.
Maheu, the depostd chlel of Hughes'
Nevada operaLions, quoted his former
boss Wednc.day during the 5flth trial day or hi• 111 .s milllon libel •uit agafust
lfugliet.
I
presidential speech appeared to signal I
possible changes in Nixon's" economic I
gan1e plan. 1
In sa~·ing th:1t "you can ('Xpect that
~urnetl1ne in the near future the
President \rill be speaking out on I.he 1
subjeL't of the economy," \Varren
repeated prerious statements that "when
action is necessary, that action \viii be
t.:ikcn."
Indications 1\·ere Nixon ""'as considering
a national radio address this weekend,
perhaps from his Camp David, !\Id
retreat.
Hem·v Steve11s •
Rites Scl1eduled
For Wed11esdav
•
J>rivate graveside services "'ere held
\\'cdnesday for Henry "I. SlC\'CllS or
~Jission Viejo, y,·ho died Sunday.
• ~tr. st.evens. ro~erly a machinist ror I
F ord·Ph1lco, had hved in Orange county
15 ~·carg. A native of England. he is 1
survi\-'('d by his y,·ido1v Roclv. a son. t\.\·o :
grandchildren. and his tnollier, i\-1argaret
Stevens of San Juan Capistrano.
He is ::1lsn sur\'i\'('d bv t\\'O sisters.
?\fargarct Clarie of \\'alnUt and Alerian
!\tortimer of San Juan Capistrano.
Services \\'ere held nt El Toro
Cemetery wilh the Rev. Bruce A. Kurrle
officiating. The family s u g g est s
donations be made to the Cancer Society.
Frorn Page.1
MEDICAL ..•
for the University to purchase OCMC.
The stlpulatlon that the county agr<e to
long tcrn1 UCl.ccM control of the county
hospital aa a teaching facilily i4 e~ldence
the eommiltee hoped to ~ r o v I d e
conUnulng high level hospital services to
Orange County's medical ly lndigenL I
Unless !he •f('••ment Is reached It Is
likely there may be leg islative pressures
to wiUtdraw the bond fund allocations
from UC! ellogtber and opend the money
elsewhere In tbc atate.
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WHEN YOU'RE
RUSSIAN AWAY FROM
VODKA
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GO FORESTERING /.'
Forestering is enjoying our
premium wh1Sky for all the nghl reasons.
Toste.
Drinking is one thing, Forestering i$
something else.
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Fountain "Valle
VOL. 67, NO. 143, • SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1974
Today's Fi~'
N.Y. Stock
TEN CENTS
$2.5 Million Huntington Budget Deficit Seen
By TERRY COVILLE
01 1M D•llJ l'U.r 11•11
HWllington Beach is fared with a $2.S
million deficit in its 1974"75 city budget if
the council fails to adopt some new tax
procedures.
The city is already $200.000 in the hole
for the current year (enc!in~ July I) and
will have to borrow from its federal
revenue sharing al!ocalion to avoid
dismissing some city v.•orkcrs.
City Administrator Dave Ro\vlands
outlined . those grim tacts for city
councilmen during a 12-hour budget study
•
session Wednesday at the Edgewater
Hyatt House in Long Beach.
He also suggested several possible
revenue sources including a brand new
tax on real est.ale transfers which could
raise as much a9 $3.5 million for the city
in one y~ar.
lluntington Beach would be the first
city in Orange County to have a real
estate transfer tax if councilmen. who
expressed interest in ii, adopt the tax.
Finance Director Ben Arguelt~ pro-
duced the $3,5 million figure based on
the sale of 10.000 homes ··••ith an average
sale price of $35,000. A one percent
transfer tax would raise the $3.5 million ,
easily covering the budget shortage.
The real estate traMfer tax rould
apply to commercial and industrial land
as well as residential.
Othe r suggested revenue b o o s t s
include:
-Raising !\le per barrel oil tax from
four cents to eight cents, bringing i.n an
additional $800,000.
-ilnposing a $2.50 monthlv charge for
trash collection. raising Sl ,065,000.
-Charging a mor.thly $1 se1\·cr service
eac ers
•nreaks Away~
Ecliso11 President Tot<1lly Bli1id
By CA~DACE PEARSON
01 1~1 O•oly Piiot Sl•ll
Alan Holst is livin~ proof you don't
need eyesight to ~ce where you're going.
The newly elected student body
president at Edison High School In
llWllington Beach is blind.
St'hoo l officials say he is the fi rsl
totally blind studcnl e\·er to enroll in
regular classes in the Huntington Beach
L:n1on High School District.
"If you·re made lo be handicapped.
you .,.,·ill be ."' lhe 17-year-01d junior says.
·recalling the yenrs he spent in 1pecia\
classes.
"I had a VJ I !visuall y handicapped)
·room since lhe second grade as sor.t of a
mask to hide beh ind. There were other
blind kids there and I y.·as expected to be
like them .
"But I y.·asn't happy. It clashed \.\1th
my personality ."
llolsl broke away from the special VH
room at Bolsa Grande Hi gh where he felt
stereotyped and inlO Edison this fall with
the help of officials from Se rvict:S for the
Blind and Edison Vice Principal \Villiam
Brov•n.
"He had faith in me," l1ol st says of
Brown.
"\\''hen I ca me . it was kind or an
experiment .'' the blond st udent recalls .
"I didn "t know how I'd be accepted."
Other people notice his cane -which
fold s up when he isn 't using it -and slop
him if he "s \Yalking into something. he
says.
"But in most wavs, I've been accepted
as a normal studerit. And that's \.\'hat it's
all about.'' he adds .
The recent election, in which Holst
defeated L\.\'O other candidates for
president. may back up that belief.
Self·describcd as ar'"(ressivc, Holst
crtdi ts ms victory to a well • organized
campaign run by his friends.
He doesn't think -or at least he hopes
-he didn 't get any sympathy votes. He
y,·ould rather have lost.
He may have gotten some "votes of
admiration." he admits, from students
who thought the way he copes with
blindness shoy.·ed he would handle the
office with the same spirit.
"If they saw that,'' he says, "that's
great."
Holst plans to go into the office next
fall ''being 89 aggressive as possible
without being offensive." .
He wants to give 90mething back to the
(See BUND, Page %)
Orange Coast
Weather -some clotldiness is on the
weatherlady's agenda for Friday
but mostly SUMY sklet in the alter·
noon hours. Highs at the Orange
C»ast beaches In the mld-00. rising
to the mld·70s Inland.
INSID•; TOD!\"
Holen ThO!ll<U , Unlt<d Pron
Ince~·· Wh.i~ H 0 " I •
bureau. chitf, fl a noM&op
chargtf' toho doesn't take tfmc'"
out for hobbit•. Reporting act! ..
1tlu on Capjlol Hill,is htr favor-
''.itc pasttme. See 1tor~, Page 24.
Dtltf Plitt Siii! PIMl1
'l'VE BEEN ACCEPTED'
Edi50n High's Holst
Valley Trustee~
Reverse Stand,
Back Oven·ide
Fountain Valley School Di st r i ct
trustees Wednesday reversed a previous
stand arld voted unanimous support of
the proposed 17.8-cent high school tax
override.
"Students at the secondary level need
our support,'' said Tru.stee Roger Belgen,
in asking the board to reconsider an
earlier stand "not t'o support" the issue.
·The tax override will go before voters
June 4. If approved, it will provide
funding for a fifth high school at ('nilden
West Street and Warner Avenue.
After some discussion trustees agreed
to re-open deliberation on the issue.
Belgen and Trustee William Crane, who
had voted against the board's previous
stand, urged J:>oard members to support
the tax increase.
Trustees Fred Voss and Karen Ackley
voiced concern that the board shouldn 't
ask voten to pass the tax boost, then ask
them again In a few montlts tO pass a
high school bond election If Fountain
Valley become. a ~nified school district.
"l think It would damage the
possibility of passing uniftcaHon," sakl
Mrs. Ackley.
Mrt. Meyen warned that the bOBrd
"1ould face the possibility that unification
«>Uld fall.
-"I thlnr ~t none of us n!8lly can
allord to cl .. the door on the kids," she
commented.
Mrs. Moyers voted with Crane and
BeJgtn to 11tpport tho tu override, with
Voss and Mn. Addey opposing.
'Mer a short receaa Ibey changed their
.opPQllng votes lo give tho mea"""
~ unanimous approval. i
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MEMPHJS, rrnn. (UPI) -An
qpl°'""' IOd ni, II a Pll-, Co.
,,..in ..... tar oo Ille N~IJlllf River
--lt-Mo.11111 and aet llP.
frutlc --by flmnen.
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1Helicopter
Diverted to
:\E\V YORK !AP~ -A bearded man in
blue jeans hijacked a helicopter and
forctd the pilot to fly it to the top oI a 59·
story ~,idtown skyscraper . where he was
captured after demanding $2 million in
ransom . police said.
Police said he had three stlcks of
dynamite in his possession wh e n
apprehended.
Both the pilot and copilot 1vho were
held hostage e s c a p e d , police
headquarters said. However. the pilot
suffered a bullet \.\'Ouncl in the ri ght ann.
The pilot told a newsman that he had
nothing to say. as he was being taken to
a hospital.
The drama was played out to a climax
' high above 1nld·i\tanhattan on an unused
helicopter pad on the roof of !he Pan
American Building.
The pad \Vas abandoned some years
ago under community pressure because
of the hazard presented by hcliccptcr
takeoffs and landings above one of the
most congested areas in the world.
The Pan American Building tov»ers
over Park Avenue. just to the rear of
Grand Central Terminal on 42nd Street.
After the helicop{er landed on the Pan
American pad, police \vith rifles and
shotguns converged on th e blue nnd
y.·hite. five-passenger aircraft.
The copilot reportedly overca1ne the
hijacker. \llhen asked how he found the
courage to tackl e the anned intruder. he
said : "I like living.''
The hij acker was asked his reason for
seizing the helicopter.
He replied. with reference to the
l\1iddle East, "to protest the masquerade
(See lUJACK. Page 2)
Judge to Decide
'Uncle Henry·'s'
Rape Case Fate
CLEVE LAND, Ohio (AP) -The fate
of television actor Mel Stewart, charged
with raping a 16-year-old Cleveland
Heights girl, was expected. to be decided
by a Common Pleas Court judge today.
Judge George W. White finished taking
testimony Wednesday .1
Slewart. 45, a Cleveland native now
living in San Francisco, has denied the
charge.
Stewart's lawyer pre!enled two
witnesses before resting his case.
St.wart did not tai<e the stand.
One was Stewart's cousih, Edward
Burnt!~ wbo t,.tlllOd !bat he 11w
Stewart and the girl at Burnett's home
hugglllg and klsslllg. He ooid the girl did
not resist when Stewart . sugge1ted they ~
go upstaln1 where the rape Is alleged to
have taken ]>race. •
Burnett llld he 0.ard no scrwns or
cries for help.
On c:n>SHxaminalion, B bYn e t t
admitted be bad a long criminal rt<'Otd,
Including six canvlcUons on fel~.
The second wltneas ,..., Stewart's
)'<Wlt!Or brother, who aid he drove the
couple home aftu the lnclden~ He' 11ld
be cirm 10 a po1n1,,.., the 11r1·• home
and Ibo and the older Slntrl(,'"""
fee. adding $426.~ to the city treasury.
-Raising the utility tax to six cents,
bringing in another $414,000.
-Increasing property taxes by three
cents (to $1.65 per $100 assessed
valuation), raising another $141,000.
Councilmen could take iio action during
\\'ednesday's study session, but they, and
ci ty staff members, indicated the most
interest in the real estate transfer tax.
trash fees and oil tax. Fe\v supported a
property tax increase.
The council \\'ill have to decide. after
public hearings in June, IJO\v it \.\·ants to
Monkey Love
raise more money. or if it wants to make
serious cuts in services provided to the
community.
Rowlands' tota l propost"'d budget for
1974-75 is $3J.4fi2.3fl6. \vh ich includes
payments for civic facilities and bonds,
as \\'ell as the operating cost.
Jt represents an increasr of onl~, 1.!l
percent. all hough the S22 in 1 11io11
operations se<:tion of it is up 15 pt'rl'l'nl.
Ro\.\•lands called it a ""bare bo11rs"
budget. designed nie rcly to n1;.11nta1n thl'
t·urrrnt lcvrl of ~crvicC'. \1hich ht• douhl;-,
is totally poss1hlt•.
A monkey named Alice Faye gently holds a kitten named Sweetie
Pie. According to Pat Shepherd of Sacramento, owner of both animals,
Alice likes to cuddle the kitten, clean it and even kiss it. Pat says the
monkey treats Sweetie Pie just like a baby.
Supervisors Spurn ProlJe
Of Charges Against Hicks
After meeting for 20 minutes in .
executive session Wednesda y, Orange
Coun ty Supervisors refused to investigate
maUeasance in ofrice charges thal have
been leveled against District Altomey
Cecil Hicks.
William S. Huliy of h-1issioo Viejo, one
of Hicks' prmimary election challengers,
asked the ·boa.rd to investigate his
coolellt)(ln Iha) Hicks was Involved In
Improper acUons during lnveotlgaUon of
Garden Grove traffic , death case 1asl
year.
The three supe~isors present at
Wodnesday's me•tlng chose to take the~
own separate courses of action in the
matter, but each said later he would
almp\y transmit his · copy of Hulsy's
cbli•aea to the county Grand Jury.
Supervllor Ralph Diedrich ol Fullerton
allO'aald he mlgllt transmit a copy to the
Ca!Uonita Attorney General'• office.
w)lldl ii lillpllcated In Kulty'1 charges.
"111< diaries be b malcln1 a"' serious
aod 1 llft ~ them to IM jury whll a
lransmlu.J . letter :ring else,"
Diedrich said. "I won·t state any position
one way or another."
Supervisor Ronald Caspers said after
lhe meeting he is sending it to the jury
because "I simply don 't y.·ant to get
involved in this type of tbing. It Is too
~olitical in nature."
Supervisor David Baker said he 'A-"OUld
simply in.ail his copy to the jury with a
traiwmlttal note.
Hul9}' asked the supervisors to
investigate ·the mailer because H.icks.
though an elected official, is a county
empfoye.
~uch or the material he released to the
p r e a s •net to the supervisors is of a
highly personal nature and almost totally
unsubstantiated with 1wom testimony.
The charges lnvotve l:Ucks' alleged
cOMecUon with a ,manslaughter trial
after a Garden G1<>ve tralllc accldent In
which two children .,...., ldlicd.
Hicks, wM was not physl<ally Involved
in the BCCident, according to po 11 c e
reports, brondod Huliy'1 charges as
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The rity no\v pays 883 salariC's. li'ndcr
Ro.,..•lands" budget. only 10 nr"' \1·orkers
\\'Ould be hi.red. rar less than requestrd
by department heads.
lie and Arguello blan1('d lhc rt'\ing CO"I
of ope rations on a "seriou:-. r('ecssion ·•
and spiraling salaries
Councilmcu gt.·ner:i lly agrf'rd !h<1! 11('1\'
r1·\"cnue 11 ill h<t\'e to he found. hut !ht~.\'
cil.c:.o 11arncd thl' staff they 11d11t tht'
btidget kept as trin1 <ls po.ssihlf•.
The public heanng date for the budgrt
h;1~ nnt been se1. but it \I ill ha1·1· to hr
sorn£"li 1nc in .June . so !he budget can tic
:iclopted before .Jul.1· !.
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By KATllY CLA!\'CY
Of ll>t Dilly Piiot Sl•tf
Teachers in Huntington Beach's Ocean
\'ie.,... School District have voted to strike
al the end of the school day Tuesday if
no settlement in their contract dispute is
reached by then.
And trustees of the neighboring
Fountain Valley School District have
adopted a ser11es of 1ncasures designed to
head off what !hey consider to be a strike
lhreat by teachers lhere.
Both actions 1vere taken \Vednesd::iy at
separate meeti ngs in Hu ntington Beach
and Fountain Valley.
Fountain Valley trustcrs said all
unauthorized sick and personal leaves
\1•il1 be conside red grounds for the
starting of dismissal procct.'<lings againsl
employes.
Judi Lo1\•man. president of the
Fountain Vall ey Education Association ,.
urged trustees not to adopt those
measures no1\'.
Unlike Ocean View. teachers in Foun-
tain Vall ey haven't taken a strike vole,
l\-lrs. Lowman said, and probably the
mo~ severe action teachers might have
considered Y:as a one-day ··sick in ."
About half of Ocean View's 630
teachers. meeting in ~1urdy Park, passed
the strike measure with only ooe
abstention. There \.\'ere no nega tive votes
among the 386 teachers attending.
uccording to i\·larilyn OeVorc, president
(See TEACll ERS, P;.ge 21 .
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270 S<1nta Ana
T e<1cliers Strike
Oue r S<1laries
An estimated 270 of Santa Ana Unified
School District"s 1.260 teacher.; went on
strike today but substitutes were
standing by lo keep classes open.
The one-day strike by one of three
teachers' groups over a 15 percent
wage·hlke demand, was met by county
schools Superintendent Dr. Robert
Peterson \•:ilh a reco mmendation that the
Santa Ana board try to have the teachers
stripped of their teaching credentials.
He suggested that the boa rd challenge
the teachers' credentials before the
California Cu rr i cu I um Commission,
1Yhich certifies teachers.
"The caution I would have is that !he
teachers as individuals signed contracts
as individual professionals who arc
authorized by the sta te to teach,'' he
said.
He called the strike a "breach of
contr:1ct."
"I know that the district Is quite
disturbed over the direct defiance the
teachers exhibited,'' Pelerson said.
The fact that they have refused to
teach, he said, is the "legal point of no
return."
"The current situation in education
being what it Is," he said, "this ls the
ideal time for teach,rs to Jose their
credentials. Of all the times they count
have chosto, this ls the worst in 40 years
because of tbe surplus of lower salaried.
beginnlng teachers.''
NegoliaUons over salaries a r e
proceeding under p1<>vl1ioo1 of the
Winton Act bet'#eea reprtsenllUves oC
the board of educatioo and tho thr ..
teacheta' IP'OUJ>S Illa! make up tha
Certillcated Employ.., Co u n c 11 , Ille\ STl\lKC, Pleo I) •
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Tax Override Pushed • .. 7
Mon ey Jf101.tld Fi.1iance New School Ca1npus
Ainid \'Qlt'r conlusion O\'('r unification.
re~ldt11ts and admlnllitrators tn the
llunlington Brach Union lli~h School
DiS1rict are trying Ill sell a lax override
that would finance a nev.• high school
campus.
The O\'M"r1dr , v.hich c:il!s for a 17 8·
C<'ll! intTeasc in !ht• distr1c·t's c1.1rrrn1 tax
r;,tc of 12.82 per S!OO a~ valuation,
g()('s h<'fore voters Junr 4
II v.ould raise Sl 4.5 m11r1on lo build and
furnish !he district's !'l'ith campus. a
mo\"t' calculated lo rrlll'\'C o\·crcrO\\ding
111 the c:dst1ng fl\t' high :.chools.
S11nset Heights
"~1any people are going to vote for or
against the tax override because of \1 hal
!hey feel on unification." observrd Dr.
.John lfunt, an assistant superlntcndent
for the high school dilitrict.
"But unification is 1mn1atl.'ria1.'' he
. S.'lys or the proposals to dh:idt> the 52-
'CjUare mile district into rive kindergar-
ten to 12th grade districts along existing
elementary boundaries.
Y.'hile unincalion and the o\·erride
aren't directly related. ruey have
become intert~'ined bccau~ the various
districts have agreed to sUPlX'rt one issue
3 Apartment Projects
To Come Up for Action
·rhre1· :ipar1n11en1 pro1ec:ts in the Sunset
!!right ~ nrr:i of lluntington u~ach will be
cl1~cussl.'d Fnd<•Y by the South Coa.<:t
nr~ional Zone Conservation Commission
in 1.ong Beach.
1·11c 1.:omn11ssion meeting begins at 9
ntn. at -Ilarbor Departn1enl
headquar1ers. 925 llarbor Plaza Ori\·c.
The proposed developments are:
-A 21-unit apanment at 16882 Sims St.
bv Frmik Burcello.
· -T\1 o t'ight-unit apartment buildings
on ad1aeC'nt lots at 16971 Hoskins St. and
16972 Lynn St. by Blaise Subbiondo.
-Four four-plrxC\~ on adjacent lots at
4fi6U. 4G7! and 46&1 r.-Tilo St. and 16872
Stni.~ SL by .Jarnes Montgomery.
S11n~rt li<'ights is located across
,\I J::o nquin Street fron1 the lluntington
lfarbour con1munity. A number of
rrs1dr11ts fron1 th(' \\'aterfront arra
:'llvnda.v askrd the city council to 11nposc
a blanket IJuildtng moratorium 011 the
II eights. -
Ti ie council l't'fuscd.
'J'hr}· conlcnded, through attorney Bob
A!bl.'rts. llHH densities are too high and a
haz<t rdou s earthquake fault runs through
the arca.
The Harbour residents became actively
concerned about the area a month ago
...,·hen a federally financed moderate·
income apartment project on Algonquin
Street was approved by the regional
l·oas1al commission .
They appe.11lcd the approval to the
state coastal commission. which recently
upheld lhe regional decision and granted
a pcr111it.
Navol Acad e1n y
Orders 900
To R etake Finlll
A~~APOl.IS. Md . iAPl -The U.S.
Naval Academ y, Wltouchtd by cheating
scandals that have rocked other military
acaden1ies in recent years, has ordered
!lfWI midshipmen to take a second· final
cxaminalion in a navigations course.
The academy issued a terse statement
today saying it learned "lhat a final
exam in navigation has be c n
cotnpromisrd."
Officials v.·ould not say if copies of the
IC'st had been obtained before 1hc
schl.'duled exam or lf there had been
\1idespread cheating.
L·noffieial sources off ca m p u s
!'St11notcd as many as 100 or the
approximately 900 midshipmen who took
lhc lt'St registered perfect scores, v•hich
aroused susp:cion.
About 4.200 .!.itudcnts attend the
ucade1n~·.
,\n academy spokesman said an
111vE•sligation \\'as begun alfer a
n11dshipn1an reporled •·the exam had
bt•en con1promised ."
The re-examination has been schedul€d
for \\lrdnesday. lhe day !hat graduation
Y.f>l'k frstivitics begin for Uie class or
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said they arc also concerned 'ti.bout the
densities and amount of developm ent in
the Sunset Heights district.
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TEACHERS ...
of the Ocean View Teachers Assn.
''Teachers need a cost of living
increase and must be brought into the
decision-making • process," said !\-is.
DeVore, the teachers' chief negotiator.
"We won't set~le f6 r less."
Teachers want a 14 pt'rcent pay ~t,
reduced class size and additional teacher
aides.
Ocean View officials, who pledged to
keep schoo]L'li OPl'fl in the event of a
strike, said It "'ould oost about S7 million
to implement all the teacher demands.
Fountain Valley's e merge n c y
procedures, which take effect today,
require all employes to complete signed
affidavits for sick leave and provide a
physiciao's statement upon request.
In addition , the emergency resolution
calls for advanced request for personal
necessity leave. \\'hen advanced notice
can't be given , employes must complete
a signed form and given written
documentation of the reason why they
had to be away.
Unauthorized leaves wlll be considered
a breach of contract and grounds for
starting dismissal proceedings .
Fountain Valley teachers, v.·ho seek a
13 percent pay hike. reduced class sizP.
and additional teacher aides. are angry
over a move taken by trustees three
weeks ago v.·hen they declared contract
negotiations at an impasse and turnl'd
them over to a three·man board of
review.
One member representing teachers and
one representing the district have been
selected. but the two groups have been
unable to agree on selection of a third
member.
That choice now v.·ill be made by the
Orange County Superintendent of
Schools.
Mrs. Lowman said teachers don't
believe the board allov.·ed negotiations to
continue long enough.
District officials conttnd there is no
money to meet teacher demands. Mrs.
l.4wman said teachers want the district
to enlist their help in determining
priorities and structuring the budget to
help meet those demand!.
Fountain Valley 's classified employes'
executive committee, which represents
the 300 non • teacher employes In the
district. Wednesday voiced support of the
district's position in the di!pute and
pledged to work with the Board of
Trustees "in mccttng any cn1ergency
situation." * ·{:; * Fro1n Pagel
STRIKE ...
aC'COrding to ~larlan Anderson. assistant
superintendent of the Santa An a
district.
Anderson termed the strike "hard to
understand because the ncgotia!ions are
still going on ."
11e acknowledged that !he strike is
illegal under sections of lhc education
and government code! but refused to
co mment on any possible d1sc1plinary
action the board might take .
Regarding PelerS<lQ's suggestion of
challenging the teachers' credenUals, he
said, "We are giving this consideration."
The teachers negotiating groups are
the Santa Ana FA:fucators Aiisocia lion, the
Federation of Associated Classifieds and
Teacbers, and the Santa Ana Personnel
and Guidance Association.
Of lhe three groups, which represent
about 75 percent or the district'!! 1.260
teachers, only the Federation o f
Associated ClasslCieds and Teachers ls
in\'Olved in the strike, Ander!On said.
Tracln& the history or the neaotlatlons,
he said, the board was ••kl!d AprlJ 23 for
a 54 percent · wage hlk!. which It
countered May 14 with an ofter or three
percent. The qert1flcated Employees
Council then asked for 15 percent,
followed by a board offer Wednesday o!
five percent.
The 11 percent demand,'lhc llld, would
cost the district 17 million, ucluslve of
othtr demands by the leac:hera' group.
TbG Federation abo demonded a limit
on claSI slu o! H aludent.I, confeteflce
P!riods fo r elementary 1c:hool teacbera
and tmploye frtnce btn<flt.I !or
substil\lte and te(Dporary tcacbera1 And•-aid.
only if the other Is backed.
''The important thing no\Y is '4'C h11 vc
capacity to house 14.700 studentl," Dr .
~lunt says_ ''but \\'e have 19,600 students
regi!iitered for next year. That 's the
issue ...
The tax O\'erride would run~7 "e<lrs.
For the ov.11er of a $40,000 home,
district orricia ls estimate it would niean
paying fl7.84 more in taxes per year.
District trustees chose the o"·erride
method of financing a school because of
the district's poor history of passing bond
issue9. An ovemde requires a majority
vote to pess.
The last successful bond issue was in
J96:l for $16.5 million ·to construct Edison
and Fountain Valley high schools.
The district has lost five straight bond
issues. Three ()f tl'lose y,·on the supP,Of'.l of
the majority or the voters but failed to
get the ty,·o-thirds approval required by
}JW. •
Each month of delay adds $145.000 to
the co.st of a school because of spiraling
construction c..'Qsts. according to the
primary ballot argument signed by high
school trustees.
The high school district has l>l'en
accused of running a too-quiet <A1n1pa1gn
lor the latest tax effort.
Dr. Hunt lhinks it's "just the opposite
\Ve've just changed our strategy."
He estimates that 600 citizens. under
the overall direction of Con1mitlce for
Better Schools Chairman Ace Ericksen .
are active in the campaign. ·
The citizens and dist rict officials. llunt
said. attend three or four community
meetings a day to argue their case.
TI1e propone11ts v.·ou!d like to have :1
mass mailing-of campaign literature to
the district's 115.000 registered voters but
that costs $4,500 and they $rJ't know
~·here th~ Cunas are comi ng rrom.
Dr. Hunt thinks the message is getting
oot. "It doesn't make sense not to pass
the oveni3e. Unless a person says
'Squeeze rtiem (students) in,' and we
can." he adds . "We're very good at that.
\Ve've had lots of practiC1!:.
All five district high schools are at or
over capacity. Fountain Valley High.
built for 3.062. hrui 3,952 students.
t-.larina High has 3,463 students in · a
school built for 2.984 : Edison has 3.496
students and capacity for 3.062. West-
minster's capacity is 2,715, but J,«O stu-
dents attend classes there.
Only Huntin~ Beach lligh -with
2.677 students a school built ror 2,687
-is about cv , But that figure is
deceiving, distMct drficials say, because
sludents are crowded rut of regular
classroom! because of o n g o i n g
reconstruction.
Although e I em en tar y school
enrollments arc decreasing in some
areas of CaJUomia. projectiOll! done by
the Westinghouse Leaming Corporation
say the high school district v.1!1 grow to
25.000 students by 1980.
Dr. Hunt says the real people who \.\'ill
benefit from a new high school are the
parents of elementary student1.
If the override passes, the school woulrl
still take three years to build and V.'OUld
open in Sept., 1977.
The conditions now mean that studt>nls
go to school on "extended days," in shifts
from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Many students have all momlng or all
afternoon free or can't take part in
athletics or clubs because of scheduling ,
Hunt said.
F1·uits of Boredoui
\\"ith nothing to do. newspaper carrier John Hause.
12. (center) talked his Costa ~1esa buddies Willy
Bequette. 11, !left) and Everett Stenhouse, 12 (right)
into making what they claim is the world's longest
rubber band. \Vorking on Satur~ays, they linked
together enough ruQber bands to stretch out 800
feet. The boys s:i~· they wilt continue the project
until they have a rubber band which stretches rwo
to three miles.
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HIJACK ...
that is going on over tht.•re . ·•
TliC' hijacker was about 5 fret 10 with
shouldrr length hair.
lie denied that he \1 Js carryin;;
dynan1itc .
"Tell thtin not to waste lhf:'ir trouble -
ifs not dynamite :· the man told police at
On(' point.
"'\\'hat ts it?"" he Y.'as askl'd.
"They'll find out. .. the man rC'"plied.
Earlier, poller headquarters said in a
!eletypc mess.agr:~ "Perpetrator is
drmandtng S2 million in $10 bills in eight
\aliscs delivered by a girl in a bikini
bathing suit. Also y,•ants <. nine milli·
meter pistol and !ear gas."
The hijacker was manaC'led with two
pairs of handcuffs. and taken !or
questioning to a restaurant a floor
beneath the ht'Jicopter pid.
Board Rescinds
PE Requiren1e11t
Students rnroltlng for classes at
Orange Coast or Oolden \\'est colleges
won't have to s""'·eat out the physical
education requirement anymore.
Trustees of the Coast Community
College District voted unanlmou5ly
Wednesday night to rescind a board
policy which required studenls W'lder 21
enrolling for seven or more units to take
two hours of P.E. a week.
The policy was based on requlrtments
of the state Education Code. Because of
recently enacted legislation that policy is
now void.
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Brow11 Neithe1· Supports
Nor Objects to Drilfu1g
California gubernatorial hop cf u I
Ed1nund G. (Jerry1 Bro"·n. Jr. said
\\"ednesday he ne1!her fa\'ors nor opposes
011 drilling off the Southern California
roastllne. ,,
Brown told nev.·3men attending a
floating Newport Harbor p r e s s
ronrerence that he "would take a careful
look at any erlenlllon of permitting oil
drilling off Im AJ\ieles and Orange
Countlf!ll'."
The Democratic Secretary ol Slate said
he places a "high value on the price of
our aivtronmm ," but he declined to
commit hJmsel! on a llL1n on offshore
drilling.
"I did oppose drUling in the Santa
Ba rbara Channel," he said.
Brown admitted he I! not familiar with
the Shell-Cunningham Act. the et.ate lav.'
\Vhic.h currently forbids oil drilling in
stale waten south of the Santa Ana
River.
That Jaw coold be nullified If drilling
i! allowed in federal waters orr the
Orange Coest
Brown waa in Newport Beach ror what
was bill ed u a •100 per penon "moon lit
cocktail cruise" aboard the 147-foot Carib
Star. a Catalina cruise shlp from San
Pedro.
tk·kets or ~·nether several of them y,·rrc
gathered at the l<1st minute ID gi\'e the
candidate a cro~·d to 1nect.
AL lrast one pres~ repreSf>ntativ e said
she had been invited only an hour before
the cruise was scheduled 10 begin.
Among the gul"5~ was Orange County
Democratic Central Co m rn It tee
L'hairman Richard O'Neill.
'Short' Blunted
For $6,000
Fire in Irvine
A short in a clock rarllo is txilleved lo
have started a fire \\"hlch did $6.000
dnmage lo a C.r<'Cn!cc Homes rrsidencc
about I p.m. Thursday in Irvine.
Fourteen-year old Charlotte Mason \lt'as
home from school v.·hen she heard a
crackling noise in an upstairs bedroom of
her home at 4052 Loma Street.
!\teanv.·hiie. passerby Dean Stock 0£
Founlain Valley S&\.\' smoke. !topped to
alert the girl \o the rire and told her to
call the fire department.
Stock closed a door to the flaming
room and shut off J)O\.\·er.
Orange CoW'lty firemen controlled the
fire in five minutes saving most of the
$.$0.000 house. Some classes meet in temporary
portable buildings, which though usable,
he added, are expensive to lease. 1----
There were about 200 persoM aboard
the cruiser, but Brown aides declined to
say whether all the guests paid for their
"The least compelling argument for
!he majority or voters but probably the
most significant," Hunt said. "is lt's 1
dehumanizing to be in a mass of people I
at school.''
He refuses to predict the outcome of
the election June 4. l-Je koows inflation I
makes people wary of more taxes.
Under current legislation, the 17 .8·
cent!! y,.·ouJdn 't be binding on future
districts if unification goes through. Hunt
said there's a bill now to change that
\\"hich is expected to pass.
But Hunt stresses !hat no maller 9.'hat
happens to unification plans, the students
will st.ill be lhere. They'rl! there now.
"And il's going to gM worse before it
gets better," he sald.
From Pagel
BLIND. • •
school he says has gi\'Cll him his best
year ever.
He now onJy has to travel a few blocks
fron1 his home to school. He used to ride
buses l\\"O hours every day.
I-le gets to go to the same school as his
younger sister, Alicia, a freshman a~
Edison and he says he 's managed to
maintain close to a 3.5 (on a scale or 4.0)
average In grades. 1
After he graduates. he thinks he'd like I
to .study f'!YChology in collea:e. UnUI
then, he picks ·up ertra money by ruMing 1
auctions once or twice a month.
Taught by Santa Ana auctioneer Jake
Hams, Hoisl 11Arted oul by raising
money for the Serlvlces for the Blind at•
junk and antique auction.
"The world t..n'l blind," Hoisl 11)'1 to
e•P1aln his actlvllles and his phllo.,phy.
uri•s sighted and tha t's fantastic. I like 1t
that way. So why should I be in spe<lal
programs for the blind?"
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HI€KS ...
"libelous and soandalous."
He said he wu the ooe who Hked the
1tate llltamey (eneral ta lnvestlaate and
prOl<Cll!e Ille cue becaUH o! a "c:onfilct
WHEN YOU'RE
RUSSIAN AWAY FROM
VODKA
GO FORESTERING ,
A
forestenng is en1oy1ng our
premium whisky for all the right reasons.
Tos!e.
Drinking 15 one thing. Fcxestering is
something else.
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OC Medical
* * * UCI Panel
Urges Fast
Agreement
Trustees or the UC lrvinc · cauromi<:i
College of Medicine meeting in Long
Beach \\1edncsday urged ' ' ea r I y
consummation'' of an ar~eement y,•ith
Orange County for Jong tenn use of
Orange County Medical Center (OCMC)
for training doclors.
Up.less an agreement is forg£'d soon,
trullees warnC'd in a unanimously
adoptfd resolution. "there is a real
danger !hat the medical school n1a y be
required to again relocate to another
area of the state
1'he former private medical college
\\'as moved to the Irvine campus in 1968.
Since then. trustees, faculty and
111edical students have a111aited provision
of new facililies for lr<1ining physicians.
A UC bond issue failed in 1970 and
planning for the new medical school
buildings and hospital \vas not renewetl
until passngc of another health sciences
bond issue in 1972.
L.1st ~car. the Joinl Lcgislali\"c
Commitlee on the Siling of University
Hospitals dc1cr1nincd how UCl -CC~fs
share of that bond fund woul,~ be spent.
An on-campus hospital and' an1 bulalory
care center. renovation of OC~tC and
contruction of community clinics linked
to each other and the two hospitals by a
transportation systen1 \Vere approved by
lhe committee.
TO ENTER PRIESTHOOD
Supervisorial Aide Fuentes
Caspers Aide
Qiiits; Eyes
Priesthood
Appropriation of the n1oncy, ho\vevC"r,
"is conlingcnt upon finalizing a n
.-agreement between the University and
Orange ' County for the long·IC'rm use of
OC~1C." ttlc COM trustefs said.
Tom Fuen tes, senior aide to Fifth
Distrii:t Supervisor Ronald Caspers. said
\\'edncSday he will quit his job in
September lo begin studies for the
Roman Catholic priesthood.
A failure to agr~ on the fut ure control
of OC~tC by mid-June means the UC l-
CCM share of the bond n1oncy may not
be con1mitlcd in this year's budget.
Observers in Sacramento speculate
there are other localiO!IS in California
"·hich might Y.elcomc the medical school.
Kev memb<>rs of budget committees
and ihe hospital siting commit\(.'{' ha\"e
interests in seeing 11 medical school in
r·resno. for example
Asscmblyn1an y,·111ic Bro\\·n .,.,. ho
chaired the joint study couul)Jttee and
heads the po\1•crful v•ays nrld means
commiucr. favors locating the mrdic.11
school in an area serving lo\'o·-inoomc
blacks.
Bro,1n's con1mittcc set aside no monry
ror the Univcrsily to purchase OCMC.
The stipulation that lhe county agree to
long term UC l -CC~I CQntrol o( the.county
hospital as a teaching facility is evidence
the committee hoped to prov id e
continuing high level hospital services to
Orange County's medically indi gent.
Unless the agrt-cment is reached it is
likely there may be legislative pressures
to ,11ithd ray,· the bond fund allocations
fro m UCI altogther and SJX'nd the money
Fuentes, 25, ""·ill cnler St. Patrick's
Seminary near San Francisco for four
years of study leading to his ordination.
His first sta!ion alter becoming a priest
""'iii be in the Hay,·aiian Islands.
"I am very happy,·• Fuentes said in
announcing his decision. "And I am very
grateful for the opportunlty I have had to
,1·ork with Ron Caspers during his first
four years of public scrvit-e.'·.
F'our years ago. at the age of 21 .
Furnles \.lo·as one of Caspers' top
campaign aides in the c.'OStly but
successful ca1npaign to oust incumbent
Alton Allen.
That san1e year, Fuentes became I.he
coun ty"s youngest supervisorial assistant.
Two years later, he became the youngest
elected member of the co u n t y 's
Republican Central Committee, 1,1:h ich he
no\v serves as treasu rer.
Fuentes said his four years of
preparation for the priesUiood are being
sponsored by ~1ost Rev. John J. Scanlan,
bishop of Honolu lu. Hawaii.
Fuentes said his first three years of
seminary stoclies will include classes in
philosophy, meta~ysics and theology
and he will becoine a deacon at the end e\SC\.lo'here in the slate. _,,of that period.
......... He 'Ai li take the final priestly vows of
celibacy aod obedience a yea r later when N ixori Sli1nnw1!S -
His Leading
Econoniic Aides
\VAS!ttr..-GTON (..\P) -Presi dent
Nixon sumn1oned his top economic
advisers to a White House n1eetiJlS; today
and a spokesman reported he plans to
speak out in the near future 1 the
Administration's economic policies.
The aftrrnoon Oval Office meeting and
Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L.
\Varren's disclosure o( a forthcoming
presidential speech appeared to signal
possible changes in NixO!l's economic
game plan.
In saying that "you can expect th at
sometime in the near future the
President will be speaking out oo the
subject Of the economy," Wam!n
_he..l,i_Qldained a priest. _ _ _
Fuentes said he will cootinuc to direct
Caspers' campaign for re--eleetion in the
June primary and had plarmed t.o hold off
in announcing his decision until after I.he
clrclion.
Ma11 Acquitted
For Assault
On Teen-agers
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A jury of
seven men and five women has acquitted
a man of assaulting two teen-agers who
squirted him 'o'-'ith a fire extinguisher, but
the jury convicted him of carrying an
unlicensed gun.
; repeated previous statements that ''when
Chester Paige, 43, was charged 'A'ilh
misdemeanor assault after he chased two
high school boys 17 blocks the night of
Jan. 24. The students, both 18, admitted
pulling up next to. Paige, wbo 'A'as
walking on Clement Street, and squirting
!:action is necessary, tha t action will be
•taken." ! · · Summoned to the White House for "a
~.complete discussion of the entire
lfCQOOmlc picture'' were T reas ur y ~~retary Willia mE. Simon ; Chairman
-Herbert Stein of the Council of Economic ~tAdvisers, Chainnan Ai't.hur Bums of the ~ederal Reserve Boaid, Director Roy I..,
~ o! the Office of Management and
Budget, and Director John T. Dunlop of
•the Oo!t Jf Living Council.
him. -
Jncensed, Paige leaped into his own car
and, firing a gun. cha5ed lhe l wo
students down on Park-Presidio, it was
brought out in Municipal C.ourt. The gUn
Paige fired was licensed, but he also had
another gun which was not. The verdicts
were returned Wednesday.
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Virginia Sok>1~ S~ys Poll False
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WASHINGTON (AP) -SeD. William Scott (R-V~.) today labeled
as "un\\iarranted criticism" a magazine article identifying him as the udum~" member of Co~ · ....
"Obviously It was nol IJue. 11 wai; all entirely £alse or all twisted,"
he told a ne"' con/erence. His co'!'menll We,. In response to a story In lhe May 17 Issue
of New Time$, a •biweekly magatin.e pub!Wied by lhe Ne" Times
Communications Corp. . . ·
The· story, written by Nina Totenberg. reported the result& of a
r.oU tho aulhor said was taken o! 200 congressmen, journalists and
obbylsts. •
"Every single person • infanlewed by New Times tilimedlately
named RepubUCll\ Scott a the No. 1 choice for dµm'beot ot th•
dumb," &aid lhe li'ticla.
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Center Sale Negotiated
Sexist Charge Lodged App1·aisal
1Give11 Study
By UC Panel
Women's Groups Lash Into Manpoiver Co111missio1i
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
Of ""' Dtll\I Jllltl S11H
Orange County Supervisors Wednesday
\1'ere confronted with angry charges by a
coalition of women's rights groups that
the county 's new manpo\rcr con1n1ission
is a •·sexist" organization .
Spokesmen for a haJ!-dozen different
groups, a number of them based on the
Orange Coast. said the commission is
comprised only of white males, many of
whom are not fully qualified.
Several women , including members of
the League of Women Voters. strongly
hinted they will launch an all-out drive to
oust incumbent supervisors in !he June
primary if the situation is not remedied.
The manpower panel was created after
the county and its four largest cities
pooled their manpower revenue sharing
funds from the federal government to
administer jointly. They ""'ill dole out
about $7 million this yea r.
The money was diverted to the
prog ram by the Comprehensive
Employment and Training Act of 1973
ICETA) to help train and provide jobs
for disadvanta ged. unem1>loyed and
underemployed people.
"The National Organization for \Vomen
(NOW) is very concerned abou t the ...
commission ," said Anne McKenzie of
lfuntington Beach vice president of
NOW in Orange County.
"The name alone is St'Xist and this
sexist philosophy has been carried
through the appointments to the I I-m an
co1nmission."
1'1s. !i.1cKenzie cha rged th::il the board
of supervisors n1ade the n1ajority of
appointments to the panel -one from
each of the five districts -and hence
had the greatest opportunity to balance
its makeup.
''In spite of the CETA stii}ulalion that
advisory boards represent the communily
interest groups, not one black. not one
Asian nor one woman sits on this corn·
mission." she said.
~ts. ~1cKenzie said ""'Omen and
minorities comprise more than 60
percent of the unemployment ranks and
arc most likely to benefit from the
program .
The three supervisors present at
\V c d n e sd ay' s sc.>ssion defended
themselves by saying !hey chose the
people who appeared to be best qualified.
They all said few, if any, won1cn came
to them seeking the jobs on the
n1anpower commission.
Dr. Mei Bickner. a UC Irvine labor
relations professor, form er Grand Jury
member and spokesman for the Women's
Equity Action League, said she contacted
saveral supervisors when the positions
were created.
"r.1y name was in but apparently I was
not considered," she said.
After the meeting, several women said
Dr. Bickner had engaged in sharp
debates '''it.h Caspers in the past anti
Caspers knew all about her and her
qualifications for lh.ejob.
Caspers admitted meeting her before
but said the thought of appointing her to
the commission "never crossed my
mind."
Dr. Bickner said the current appointees
lo the commission are not "exceptionally
qualified " to plan and administer a
comprehensive manpower program.
"It caMot be the exceptional
manpower qualifications of t h e
commission membership that explains
the complete absence of \Vomen, blacks
and Asians," she said.
Court of Appeals
Turris Do-ivri Bid
For Five Tapes
WASHINGTON (AP ) -Th< U.S. Court
of Ap~ls turned down the Senate
Watergate ·committee's long-standing
demand for five \Vhite House Watergate
U!pes today, ruling th at the material
would be "merely comulative."
The committee, headed by Sen . Sam J .
Ervin Jr. 10-N.C.), has been trying to
get the tapes since July 23.
The court. in a unanimous opinion,
imid "we ha ve been shown no evidence.
indicating that Congress itsel f attaches
any particular value" to having both the
Senate committee and the House
Judiciary Committee scrutinize. the rive
conversations simultaneously.''
Tile coort said that as far as the
i.::ubpoenaed tapes are concerned, the
investigative objective of the House and·
Senate committees substantially overlap
and added "both are apparently ~eeking
to detennlne, among other things, the
ext.eot, if any, or pr esi d e nt I a I
Involvement in the \Vatergate break·in
and the alleged cover-up."
The court added that the House
lmpeadnnent Inquiry. being conducted
by the Judiciary Committee, already has
..ch ol the five tapes subpoena..i by lhe
Sena~ commJUee, and !lie Ervin
committee's need "Ls from a
congressional perspecUve m e r C I y
cumulaUve.11
Under the · cin:umstances1 the oourt
sale!. "we thlnlt the need lor the Upell
prembed oolely 00 ID --power to
lnY<SUpU 81'4 lnlorm COllllO\ Jual!1
estforoemtnl ol Ille c 0 m m I It e \ ' I
sullpoena "
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LABOR RELATIONS PROFESSOR
UCl's Dr. Bickner
Althea Scott. spokesman for the
National Womcn ·s Political Caucus
cha pter in the county, told supervisors
the issue is important,,to \1·omen in the
county.
.. The fact that all these different
groups have come together to get some
inprovement indicates its importance,"
she said.
After the . speakers were finished,
supervisors continued their defense.
''There are some valid arguments here
but [ might point out that the last four
people I appointed to CQunty commissions
have been ladies," Baker said.
Caspers said he would reconsider his
appointment ir he is given a list of
qualified women and minorities fro1n his
Fifth District.
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said he is
ah,·ays looking for qualified people to
serve on county commissions.
"I think my record speaks for i!sclf."
he said. "If I can find so1nebocly that
renects my viewpoint no matter what
their sex or race are, I certainly put
the1n on the various boards."
Diedrich admitted his appointee to the
CONCERNED ABOUT MANPOWER
NOW Officer McKeniie
p ane I doesn't con1pletcly r11Jfill the
11'"0mcn1s concept of "·ho is qualifif'd.
"But as long as I have to be responsive
and responsible, I i,vill constantly look to
find the kind of people that reflect \\'hat I
construe to be my vie.,.,·point," he said.
His con1mcnts "'ere challenged by Ms.
Scou, who said the single \"iewpoint
attitude is the precise t:.;rgct. of the
\1·omen's attack.
.. , think this is exactlv \\'hat \\·e·rc
talking about when you said you make
appointments according to your point of
vie11"" she said. "I think we need a
diversity of views.''
Supervisors agreed to study any list nf
candidates the coalition \r i sh c d to
present and after the meeting !I.ts.
r-.tcKenzie said the list would be in their
hands "'ithin a ""·eek.
"There arc t\ro \\"C<'ks until the tlcc-
tions and if 11·e don't gel sornc fa1·orable
action by lhcnr \l'C 111il/ try to do f:llllle-
thihg nbout it." she said.
Three supervisors. Baker, Caspers and
Ralph Clark arc up for re-election on
JWle 4.
Serious nl'golialions on !he possible
sail' nf Or.111,c:c County !l.l1'<i1cal ()>nter
!OC~I C1 to the lJn1,·ersit y ol Cahfomla
bt.'gan today. sources 111 co unty
governn1ent said.
.A.rined \1·ith a recent Sl7,709.8ll
appraisal county bargainl'rs \VCrc today
to 111ect 11ith UC lawyers. A1 issue i.~ the
spra""·Hng central county hospital used to
care for lhf' coun !y's poor and to tr::un
UC Jrvitl(' medical student s.
It is not known lf county officials
expect UC to pay th<> full appra isal value
in order to lake over the aging facili!y.
It is kno11·n , ho"·e1·cr, that supervisors
arl' pri\"at1•ly '"surprised" by l"alues
assigned lo !and and buildings by the
appraisers. :\larshall·Slcvens of Los
Angeles.
1\ kno1,·Jcdgeablc source close to a
supcr\"1sor said today n1ost in county
go\"en1mcnt "H10ught the land ·.rould be
\\"Orth more than the buildings and that
equipment in the hospital "'ould be more
valuable than appraisers say it is."
Here i.s the breakdoYm of QO.IC
val ues:
-l.aod -fl,516.000
-Buildings -$10,510,000
-lmpro\'e ments st1ch as par.king Jots
and landscaping -$726,395.
-Equipm ent -$3,960,000.
O\\nership or long term control of the
ocr.tc facility is key to further
df:'velopmcnt o[ the UC Irvine-California
College of Medicine.
Allocation of $20 million of UC health
sciences bond moneys in tbe 1974-75 state
budget awaits conclusion of the county I'
UC hospital talks.
The bond funds 1\·ere allocated by a
legislative committee last year to
provide a UC I campus leaching hospital,
county clinics and some money to im-
prove OC~IC as a teaching hospital.
lACgisl;ilors 11tipulated. however, that
!he $5 to f9 n1illion of slate and UCI-CC1\I
money rould not . be spent Improving
OCMC unless a long tenn agreement on
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Hits the Fa11
RICKY TICK\' POLITJX: Consider the
plight of our poor Fifth District
Supervisor Roo Caspers. lie is much put
up:in. He can't even toss a little .Party
without drn11i·ing yells of foul.
Yoo have to admit that politics has
gotten pretty rotten when you can't even
have a birthday party without political
oppooents \.\'hooping for your scalp.
Take the other night, for example \\'hen
it y,•as Supervisor l{on·s 44!h birthday.
Well, it was almost h\s 44!h birthday,
anyway. So he decideS" to have lhls little
party for his n10S"t faithful fri~nds. 1-ic
v:ill fly thrm to San Diego for a 1nodcst
gourmet dmner.
Each friend. of ro11r sC'. in nursling to
his faith in Sllper\'i!'Or Hon. \1tlt p'ln~· up
5!,000 pC'r pla1<'. \1·hich s-111'1 11ill g:o into
U1e Caspers Re·EIC'Ctton Killy.
\\'ELL, \'OU C'\'.'\ unclerstand \l'hv ;i]I
this \.\Uuld dr1\'e Caspers' opponcntS up
the wall.
!~ere he is. locked in a camp;1ign for
11is political life. And 1\ha! is he doing'.' Is
he oul shaking hands until his knuck!rs
ache? Is he kissing htthirs un!il his lips
tum blue? Is he 1rcaring out shoo
leather. \\'alki11g-door.to-door in an
anxious search for \'Otts ?
JlE JS /\'OT. lie i ~ jru1ng off to San
Diego \Vith his favori1C' friends to laugh.
1\1n<' and dine and colll'ct LOOO clams per
platr.
Cle~tly, !here <ir1• not too m;in,\' of u~
1\•ho ha1·(' a htrthday party like this 1r11h
SI .00> presents.
The last tirTic somel>od\' ga\'e 111e a
birthday p<1rt.v I rcn1en1bcr getting a
plastic flute . And I don·t e\·en pla~·.
You just kncn· \\'hen the p<lrty hit 1hc
public prinls that S(lme \\''1\', sornehO\\',
Supervisor Ron \\·ac; gOOng to get
cnt1cizcd for hi s Jct SI'! campaign
practicC'S. And sure enough 11 happened
fl.Tarcia Bents. one of ("a s p e rs ·
opponenl!'. flayed him about thr hrnd and
ears for ny1ng his par!y i<'I inlo Orangi'
County Airport !a1e at night.
NOW CAS PERS' .Jl~T 11·a<: on" nf r;1osc
quieter. fan-dri1·en johs as oppoS<'d ro the
\'acuum cleaner 1.l'PC jets 1rhich reall.v
make the racket
r.io matter. ~!rs. Rcn!s funll'd. I-le got
around !he late night jct ban by ::i
technicality .
Of cours0. nirport nois-1' is a prl•l!y
technical firld !'O 1t•f"h111rnlil1Ps beconh'
irnportant. But that chdn't seem to bother
l\trs. Bents all,\'.
So Super\ J~or Hon h:ic; lt•arnl'd .ino1hcr
hard polilic~1I lrsson. \'rx! 111nr he fEe.~
guests cut of Orancr (011nt.'· Airport. 11
oue.ht lo be 1n hot air halloons.
Or. he rould ah\ays sneak up to l/Js
AngC"lcs lnternat1onal and 11•1 out of
there. HO\\' about lrying A~ITl{At\ if hl'
-has a \\'('('k or t1\·o to spar~?
BEITETt ,.ET. SupC'r\'isor Ron could
just s1ny right at hon)e on Lido Isle anrl
gi"e a quiet little birthday pany 1\ith
v:ith pop-out paJX'r hals. Cracker Jack
fa\'ors and coffee and cake.
After all. he's so popular he ought l-0 lX'
able tu gC't $1.000 a plate for that , too.
Officer Jndi ctc1l
In Pri~on Bril1c
DETROIT ( API -An officer at the
Federal CorTectional ln!'titution at fl.lilan
has hcen indicted on char,e:es of accepting
a bribe to dri,·e prisoners to a
rendez\·ous v.1th \.\'01ncn in a nearby
molel. lhe FBI snid.
Agen!s s.1id senior cc.rrl'Clioni'll officer
Clinton Taylor. 46, v.a~ charged 1\•ith on<'
count of accepting a bribC' and one of
fal sification of C S. gov c r n n1 en t
documents.
Lite Ebbs Atvay
~!rs. Ginette 1'.larie Sn11th holds h:ind of c!.''ing hu s-
bund. illichacl Srnith. 22. \\•ho '"'a~ shot several
tirnes in chest follo\ving argu1nenL in Richmond.
\'a ... \ \'irginia n1an is charged with Sn1ith's n1urder.
Belly Dancing· Causes
Rumble f 01· Restau1·ant
-. RICHi\10000. \'a. i l'Pll -An .iltornr~·
for a Hlrhmond He~1a11rant hcl1t'l'"S
"stcn1nch fibrillation'!" and shouldrr
sh<llun;;! arc :111 part of !he all of !M:'ll~
dan cing and no reason lo take a ~ay the
cs1ahlish1nC"nt 's liquor l1ct"nsr.
Alh<'ns \\'cs!. a R1ch1nond rc·~t:iurant
11h1rh h:is ollC'rrd hcl!v dJncing in
addition lo its cuisinC". has bC'cn \\'a1·ncd
by the Virginia Alcoholic Brvcr<1g(· Con-
trol Boflrrl IARC) thnt it may h..: plJcrd
on probat ion for the alleged oi'fl•nst>s of
allo1\·ing near-nude and lustful 1.111tcr1ain-
n1ent.
.Joseph X. Ba1nbacus . thro r··~tf!11r1111t',;
attornc~·. told !hi.' .\BC' n1emhcrs
\\"rJnesd;1y that although the restaarant
is temporaril? closrd for repairs, he
\rants to settle the brl!y d:inting issue
cnce and for all.
"The hislory of !his ca<ic dC'f1cs logic."
Ban1bacus !.i'lld. t-le noled that a hcarul'!!
officer had found no \'iolat1011 of the la\\·
in hi>l!y dancing. although the board 1tscli
dr~ided that the act niight be suffic1en11~
Ju~tfui to br illC'gal.
ABC Chairn1an T. godn,an Layn1:1n
asked Bambacus about !hr· da:1t•f"r',;
1not1011s 1\·hile I~ ing "n hc-r bark. ai1d
11hC'lher that \1as a traditional p;irt of 111,•
d;1nC'e.
"\·es sir. it's done in all of 1he111. lt '.~
parr of 1he dance. r\o one can say 11 ·s
lusiful." Ba1nbacus asst•rtcd.
r~ut v.·hat happens \\'hl'n the dancer
rr:·!i nrs. La~ml'ln asked.
··'J1lerc arc \·arlous things they do."
ganlbacus said ... \ot all of thrn1 ar{'
c·xnctly alike .
"Some simulate mcn·einents so as to
appea r they are gliding across the sl:J.{tl'
. . others shake their shoulders. or do
stomach fibrillations.
··Some move lheir hips. But not in any
suggcsti\'C v.-ay," he hastened to add.
Drink., Co111ra1Ie~
Pe1Js i. Ge11eration Hits Mosco1c
1110SCO?." (AP1 -Theda~· !hi:? Prpsi
generation came to the So\'it•t t;nion.
dro\'es of Russians pourt•d Into a shop at
the Black Sea resort of So" h i .
Enthusiasm fizzled \1hcn thev read 1hc
price tag. ·
After a big run on opening da~·-s.1les
reportedly dropped to a trickle. The
botlles each cost 40 kopeks -5S cents -
or three kopeks nlore than Russia's 1nost
popular beer.
Nevertheless. Pra\'da &'lid todav thnt
more lhan 80.000 bottles of Pepsi Cola
\1'ere being distributed daily in spas
around the Blat·k Sea. !he first officilll
anno uncement that the American soft
drink had finally gone on sale.
Jn addition, the Communist party
organ snid its plant at Xovo<:ihir~k v:ill
hr r.roduc1ng nt leas1 190.000 bolllcs a
d;1\' b~' niid-surnrncr.
Pepsi signed a de al 11·ith Russia a \'Car
;1i;;o lo !rade soda concentrate for SOv icl
vodka and \Vine. and the Pepsi plant 1\·as
10 ha,·e opened last l\'O\'etnbcr.
There 1\·as no explanation for \1 hy the
!lrnal\ bottles of Pepsi v:ent on sale for
the first time only last \\'ed nesday. The
fnn1iliar blue, v.·hite and red label said
"Pepsi Cola" in Russian and added: "A
conce ntrate of the U.S.A. manufactured
in the U.S.S.R. ''
Th_e high cost confused \\'estcrn
observers. since Pepsi Pfesident Donald
Kendall declared in April, 1973, v.·hcn the
deal was announced, that a bottle \\'OU)d
go for IS kopeks.
China Get s
Ri1ss \\1 a1·11i11!! ._
011 W ater,vay
rrr.m '''ire Ser\'iCP!'
~IOS('O\\" -H t'--~ia "1fur1nej Ch111.1
!uda1· of nr\1 ri:-'trict11r r:.>'!ulation"
rr!!nrd in~ Chinc•e u~e nf So\' I l' t
11:1!i:r11ay~ near a ;>orti::in of !he fl'onli.r
of Ille (110 counuil'~
11 ~ .. t•n1cd !'l b · <i ~i'.:nifii-~tn\
dt1 rlf!Dmt'r.t 111 !h<' lnn!! bordi:r disPll"'
betlrce'n Russin fi nd China. and C:'.ln1P tit
a !une v.·hcn th \'.' lll':J Comn1un1s1 powers
('-_I_N_S_H_OR_T_ .. _. _)
\\'t'rc \1·rangling O\'C'r !~!' fat~ of a Soricl
helicop!Pr and ere\\· hcid in C~i 1a .
A statement b.v the Russi an Forrign
~tini.:;trv refC"rred to the use bv Chinese rc!'~cls -of So\'il't inland 11·ater,\•ays nl'ar
Khabarovsk in the extreme southeastern
portion of the So\·iet l'nion.
•·sa1111a Reeo11siders
BANGKOK. Thailand Sany a
Thammasak said toda\' he \1· i 11
reconsider his resignation as prcmitr
follov.·ing urging by the Na t ion a !
Assembly 10 return to office.
The ass<'n1bly nominatt><l Sanya for the
post he gave up Tuesday_ and othcr
groups and public leaders ha\'c urged
him to withdraw his resignation.
e Viel# Ual<e 1\llaek
SAIGON -A 500-man government
armored force launched a long-delayed
offeno;i\·r today lo drive b<lck Communist
troop'i thrl'alC'ning key areas north of
Saigon,
l\lili!..lry sources said the tank-led
battalion ran into immediate Communist
r<""is!ancc 20 miles n'Jrth of t~c capit.il.
n'lh t~·o men killl'd and \lvo annored
vehicles destroyed in initial OOttles.
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Middle U.S. Drying Out.
\\"ASlllNC:TO~ -President Nixon.
restating his "Wlequivocal opposition lo
rorced busing" of school children. has
threatened to veto an education bin if it
reaches him in the fomi passed by the
Scoote, '"'ith a mild antibusing featw·e.
Nixon eli:pressed hope that the bill.
approved by an 81-5 vote Afonday, could
be reconciled with a stiffer House version
whk'h oontalns strong anti bus i n g
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1 I
hnpeacl1ment Proceeding
Taken Into Consideration
By HELEN THOMAS
WASHlNGTON (Uf'l) -President
1\"ixon is t'Xpectcd lO Oy to )10SCOW about
June 21. but senators are debating
\1·hether he should t'ngage in summit
talks "''ith Soviet leaders 1vhi\e an
impeachment proceeding is under \\·ay.
Presidential aides ha\'e made it clear
Nixon feels under no comWJlsion to
postpone the late June summil \.\'ith
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhev even
though the House Judiciary CommJttee
1nay be approaching a vote on
impeachment at that time.
The chief executive intends to push for
passage of the proposed Trade Reform
Act. v.·hich v.·ouJd grant improved trade
status to the So\'iet Union, ·when he
eonsults at a bereakfast session todav
"'ith Sen. Russell B. Long t D-La. i,
l'h;iirnian of the Srn::i!c F' In <1 n c: c
('01111nit1ef'. and its rankin(.! R"puh!1can
nll'mb1.1:" S..•11. \\'al!nce BC"nnc11 of L'ta~
TIIERE IS OPPOSITIO\' in the &•nate
to 11;issao::e of thl' rnc-asurl' ;is lc11p-••~ th1·
Soviet t..'nion reslricls en1i3ra1ion of
Jr11 s
XiXon n1ay di~cuss summit pl ans \1·i1h
;i group of eight visiting Sovit!t
parliamentarians he is seeing today.
SC'n. Ed\\'ard Brooke (R-l\.1ass. I. in an
:iddr(·s<; at the Uni\'ersity of Akroo
\\"l'dnesday. warned that N i x o rf,
\1eakcned by the Walergale scandal,
niight he prc~ured b~· 1he Russians into
eon1pro1ni.~ing too n1uch to bring horne a
s!ralegic anns lin1itation agreement.
Brooke. the first Rel}uhlican senator to
rail (Jr Prt•sident ~lxon's resignation.
questioned the \\ isdo1n of a summ it
nirclin~ in .June and said "the Kremlin
r~1 .ght Lt' temptcrl to seek undue
:irlrant:l!H''' of n prl'sident ~\·ho "dcsper-
afl'lr needs a dramatic gt'sture 10 count-
er balance his political liiibllifies ...
E.\RLTER TIOS \\'EEK Sen. Georgl'
A:l.l•n ~aid Nlx1in should proceed \\i!h
p!<lnning ror thr joun1ev so that me H11!1.~1 ans 1rould knov.· that· JX'ilCt' v.·as !his
,.,ountry·~ rop prionty despite the
1n11)'.'<l('hn1cnt clouds O\'er ~ixon's head.
The Prcsidrnt had hoped to tral'el to
the ~.ltddle 1::1st ll<'fOrl' the ~1osro11•
~un11111t. but arparcntl~· ha ~ scrapped
!hat idea because of the prolonged
tl1pion1u11c 1n1 s~1on in that area bv
Secreiary of State llenry Kissinger. ·
KissingC'r. hop;ng 10 v.Tap up an
Jsr<.lC'li-S~Tian troop d1sC'ngagcm~nt. n·ill
1e1urn to \\'ash1n•.r!on this \\'eek after a
nionth of !.huttll' diplomacy bell\een
.\rah anU l!>rill';i lcadt'rs.
Cultists Nabbetl
At Sarcophagus
\"APLES. lta\y f ,\Pl -Police ha\'e
arre..'!tetl 19 persons In a dO\\TIIO\\ll
i'\aples church after they alleRedly
practi<'ed black magic around a
sar<'opha~us.
Thl' police said they found th.e 19
sii1ginR around a 19\h c en I u r y
sarcophagus in the church. The building
11·;is clos<;d for restoration \\"Ork. Bones
fro1n the sarcophagus "·ere placed on lhe
noor around thr altar and inside the
m;irble coffin y,·as a crucifix with chicken
leathers around Christ's head and a
nonsc around His neck. police said.
The 19 v.•erc charged with violating a
lon1b. br1•aking into a church and
offending the Catholic religion.
The President. apparent!v preparing to
announce ne1v measures to blunt
innntion, s11mn1onC'<l his chief economic
adl'isers t.o an afternoon nieeling: l'.l
discuss economic policy. Aides lndicated
that he may d1.•livcr :i r:idio address on
!he economy over lhe l\TC'n1orial Day
11eekend.
The President's decisions against
funhrr \\'a1crgate disclosures to the
courts or the llOU!IC Judiciary Comtnittee
~ave his aides a lift. "The boss is going
to fight,'' one said happily .
Protestants
In Belfast
Unyielcling
BELFAST. :Xor!ht'rn" Ireland 1AP1 -
Protestant l'Xtre1nists conlinut'd a
uarnlyzing ~eneral strike today. rejecting
a•1 apparcn!ly 1l1ajnr go,. c r n me n t
concession ;1,; •·a confidrnc<! trick."
The provincial executi\'e -the British
pro,·ince's go\'crnmenl headed by Brian
Ftiulkner -announced \VC'dnesdav it
\\'OUld postpone for al l<"ast three y'ears
handing O\'er any legislative pol'i·ers to an
all-Ir ish council.
The strikers fear a strong council
\\'ould drive Ulstrr into union \Vith the
pre<Jon1inn11tl~· Ron1an Catholic Trish
RC"public. Faulkner announcC'd a delay in
o(her provisions of tht> 3grecment that
set up the council.
RRITAI!\' SEST anothrr 51)() troops into
the cmbl'l!tlrd pro\'inl'C, bringing the
strt'ng1h of its garrison lhrrt' to 16.500
n1en.
Four explo.~ions resounded through
Protestant areas durini:? !he night. and
industry and ro•nmerce in Belfast
C'On!inued at a \·irtua\ standstill 3S the
sirikr v.·ent into its ninth day. !'\e1\'
barricades \\'en! up in Protestant areas
to rC'placc !hose t'>rn dov.n by Brilish
soldiC'rs.
A.n l'xp!nsion \1·rrckrd a section of lhl'
Rrlfast-Bangor railroad. 3pparently the
\rork of Protr~lant c x l re 111 i st s
de!ermined to block all lrnnsportaliDn
rxcept for c1nerg:ency services.
Al"TllORITIE~ \\'ARSED that nil
c!cctril'ity m;iy Ix• rut off in another four
riays . Supplies :1rr a!rendy les.'I thAn a
third of usual. and mnnv areas suffer
po"·er cuts of 15 hours a dav. ~lost gasoline stations \.:ere closed.
Toughs \1·ith cudgel~ stood guard at
others 10 dt>Cide \\'hcthcr or not drivers
11·rre "essential users.'•
A hushed provincial assembly heard
Faulkner announce \\'cdnesday that
immrdiatc plans for the Council of
lrrland \1·ere being sraled do11i'TI 10 a
purely ~1d\'isor.v function in vic\v of
'·continuing \'iolrncc. •·
The rest of the packagC', he said. \\'Ould
11·aJt at least until nfter the Northern
Irish ekiclions due by 1978. A major
demand of the Protestant extren1isls has
been for a re,ferendum on the council and
the Sunningdalc <igrccmcnt, \V h i ch
established IL
THE ORfGll\'.AL agreement ha d
envisaged a council y,•ith legislative
powers, a minitterial exrcufi\'e, a
permanent headquarters a n d a
secretcirictt v.·hich in effect \\'OUld have
been an all-Ireland civil service. ---------·------·----··----
Tearlt1I Tlt11e
' . ' Lacy Carroll Burleson, lllu Gary t.il (L), brealu up alter turnlnf •
blnuell In to North Carolina ofllclaLs. He eocoped from prboo 2 ''
yeors ago where be wu ee.rvtng sen•""' for bigamy. WIUI him II• .
IOD PbUllp, 21. , }
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I. VOL. 67, NO. 143, 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFO~NIA THURSOAY, MAY 23 , 1974
Contract Approved
Neivport Employes Sign 6% Boost
. Newport Beach city employes have • "sianed a contract for the 1974·75 fiscal S'f;!'&r that calls for an across-the-board,
·6'1'K. percent raise July l and at least
·:another three percent boost Jan. I.
City Ma n<iger Robert L. \\fynn ·said the
increases will average eight percent and
wnl cost taxpayers about $300.000.
l'he agreement aff~cts about half or
the liOO persons or, the city payroll.
Negotiations :ire still under 11·ay \vith the
5ej)8rate police arid fire departments
associations.
Nixon
Wynn said city employes will still vote
June 18, 19 and 20 on whether thev wish to
unionize. The Association of State,
County and Municipal "Employes is tryin g
10 wrest ~rgaining power a\ray from the
Ne\vport Beach City E m p I o y e s
Association.
Wynn denied that the ad1ninistralion
expedited efforts to seUle a ne\v contract
before that election.
"\Ve've been negotiating n•ith !he
emp(oyes' association for more than h\·o
months," \Vynn pointed out. He also
Stance
noted that the employes voted approval
of the contract.
The city workers originally asked for a
15 percent across-&ie-boo.rd increase.
\Vynn·said the proposed settlenH~nt will
be submitted to city councilmen Tuesday
for approval.
The cou ncil is currently rcvicv.'ing the
proposed £16.9 rnil!ion city budget for the
upcoming fiscal year.
The spending package \viii be increased
by the amount of the raises granted to all
the city employcs.
'Grave'
Rodi110 flits President's Subpoen<t R e fusal
WASH INGTON (AP) -President
Ni.ton's refusal to comply "'ilh a House
J udiciary Committee subpoena for 11
\Vatergate tapes is providing new
gnnmdS for impeachment in the view of
some members. (Related story, Page J).
"It means the cover-up continues,°'
said Rep. (:corge Danit:!lson t ().Calif.),
after \'ixon notified the con1mittce
\Vednesday he \llOuld not comply with the
subpoena or any other it issues for
\\'atergate material.
·· Jt 's hurting him with the comn1i1tee. ··
said Rep. Tom Railsback {R-111 . ), on(' of
a ·number of Republicans v.'ho expressed
disappointment at Nixon 's action.
Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr. (0-
N.J .), calling Nixon ·s refusal •·a very
Preji1dging Nixo1.1 Called
F oolisl1 by Rep. Hinshaw
grave matter," scheduled a c.ommittec
meeting for next v.•eck to deal \Vith it.
Nixon and Vice President Gerald R.
Ford conferred at the \Vhite House today
but a spokesn1an refused lo disclose-\.1-'hat
v.as discussed.
\\'hi!e !louse 0<-puty Press Secr~tary
Gerald L. \Varren , 111 announcing th~
noontin1c 1neetin g. said the session was ~
"one of the 1ncetin6.s the President and
1·icc presiden t have fron1 tirne to lime to
SENATORS DEBATE NIXON 'S
RUSSIAN TRIP. Story, Page 4
discuss many issues . . They like to get
togclhrr 1\·hen they can.··
Monkey Love
The President's ov.'n oongressrran
declared today that it would "not. only be
premature but even foolish" for any
member of Congress or the Hoose
J udiciary Committee to draw a
ronclusion about !\ilr. Nixon's gtJilt or
i~.
Hinshav.·. in response 10 a newsman's
quesUoo. told members of the Citizens
Harbor Area Research team (CHART!
his non-committal stance is based on the
belief that not all of ttie evidence has
been made available.
There 1rns some tatk in Coni:ress of
citing ~ixon for contempt of Congress
and of seeking coun enforcement of the
subpoena, but a majority appeared to
favor taking the President's action into
account when considering v:hcther he
should be impeached.
The committee has been advised by ils
staff that it is proper to infer that anyone
possessing subpoenaed evidence and
refusing to provide it is withholding
material that could be incriminating .
A u1onkey named Alice Faye gently holds a kitten named Sweetie
Pie. According to Pat Shepherd ·ol Sacramento, owner of bOth a11imals,
Alice likes to cuddle the kitten, clean it and even kiss it. Pat says the
monkey treats Sweetie Pie just like a ba by.
"~have no idea "'hethff he is guilty or
innocent or what an impeachable offense
is," said Andrew J, Hinshaw. whose 40th
District includes the \\'estem \Vhite
House in San Clemente. lhe President"s
voting address.
Son Kills ~lolhcr
PARLIER (UPI l -A Fresno C-Ounty
sheriff's deputy went lo a home near this
taMning community Wednesday and
round the bodies of Grace Culbertson, SB,
ana her son, James. 26. Deputies said the
!OQ~i,pparently shot and killed his mother
lare Tuesday night and then turned a
pl9tot on himse lf. Deputies s a i d
Culbertson had a history of mental
problems.
He said the Judiciary Committee does
not have all of the evidence beeause not
all of the Presidential tapes have been
turned over to it.
And, Hinshaw added. the Judiciary
C.Ommittee has not released all the
evidence it has to the public. ''I'm not
a\\'are of all the information it has," he
said.
Hinstunv told the gathering he would
not come to a conclusion on v.tiether the
President had a part in the Wa tergate
wrongdoings until tht' committee had
rendered an impeachment reoommenda·
lion.
If impeachment is recommended,
Hinsha"· said he 'A'OU[d "'Tile to each
member of the committee to determine
\vhat thev consider an impeachable
offense a'nd hO\V they voted on the
recommendation . ---------
•rm~•· oi ajOI,,: '~ .
Vlltlt.Or to COnma jti. lilit Stat.e Beach begins ascent to diziy-· ~ghts of 11lQllallt'~. Di*' be have viiiOll& of someday
ylna '!liat tower lil3ll .cipadt)lt Or maybe he ls clln\O. t almply because II • . • · . ' .. ,
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In a letter to Rodino saying he would
not produce the tapes, Nixon said the
committee's request. and others it is
getting ready to make. amount to "a
massive invasion into the confidentiality
of presidential conversations.''
"!\fore fundamentally, co11tinuing ad
inrinitum the process of yielding up
additional conversations in response to
an endless series of demands "'ould
fatally weaken this office. not only in this
administration but for fut u re
presidencies as well," Nixon added.
Supervisors Spur11 Probe
Of 01arges Against Hicks
Rodino rejected Nixon 's argument.
saying the committee's requests were
nam>'A'ly drawn and related specifically
to the impeachment inquiry.
"There is no V•'ay the presidency "'ill
be weakened bv the constitutional
process we are Conducting." he said.
"The republic will be strengthened.''
Rodino said the committee \viii issue
more subf)Oenas if it decides the \Vhite
House is withholding evidence it needs.
The next one is likely to deal wit'n the
dairy funds and !TI controversies .
N aval Acacleni y
Orders 900
To Retake Fi nal
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (A PI -The U.S.
After 1neeting for 20 minutes in
executive session \\'ednesday, Orange
County Supervisors refused to investigate
malfeasance in office charges that have
been leveled against District Attorney
Cecil Hicks.
William S. Hulsy of ~fission Viejo, one
of Hicks ' prmimary election challengers,
asked the b o a r d to investigate his
contention that Hicks \Vas involved in
Improper actions during investigation of
G<irden Grove traffic death case last
year.
The three superv1sors present at
Wednesday's meeting chose to take their
own separate courses of action in the
matter, but each said later he v.·ould
si mply transmit his copy of Hu!sy's
charges to the county Grand Jury.
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich of Fullerton
also said he might transmit a copy to the
California Attorney General's office,
\\'h.ich is implicated in Hulsy's charges.
"The charges he is making are serious
and I am sending them to the jury ,,.,.ith a
transmittal letter and nothing else,"
Diedrich said. "l won't state any position
one way or another."
Supervisor Ronald Caspers said after
the meeting he is sending it to the jury
because "I simply don·t want to get
involved in this type of thing. It is too
politlcal in nature."
Supervisor David Baker said he v.·oukl
simply mail his copy to the jury \Vith a
transmittal note.
Hulsy asked the supe rvisors to
investigate the matter because Hicks,
though . an elected official , is a county
employe.
!\1uch ot the material he released to the
press and to the supervisors is of a
highly personal nature and almost totally
unsubstantiated with swam testimony.
The charges involve Hicks ' alleged
connection with a manslaughter trial
after a Garden Grove traffic accider.t in
"'hich two· children were killed.
Hicks, who was not physically involved
in the accident, according to p o I i c e
reports, branded Hulsy's charges as
"libelous and scandalous."
He said he was the one who asked the
state attorney general to investigate and
prooecute the case because of a ·•conflict
of interest in the district attorney's office
·which I cannot elaborate on." Naval Academy, untouched by cheating
scandals that have rocked other military
academies in recent years, has ordered
900 midshipmen to take a second final
examination in a navigations course.
'Breacli of Coiatract'
The academy issued a terse statement
today saying it learned ''that a final
exam in navigation has been
compromised."
Officials would not say if copies of the
test had been obtained 1 before the
scheduled exam or if there had been
widespread cheating.
Unofficial sources off c a m p u s
estimated as many as 100 of the
approximately 900 midshipmen who took
the test registered perfect scores, which
aro"-'Cd suspicion.
About 4,200 students attend the
academy.
An academy spokesman said an
investigation was begun affer a
midshipman reported "the exam bad
been compromised."
The re--e1aminaUon has been scheduled
for Wednesday, the day that graduation
week lesUvilies begin for the cl11SS of
1171.
The spokesman said most of those
retaking the exam are aopbomores but a few are juniors.
Both West Poinl al)d tlle Air Force
Academy . bav~ \md !'beating ~Is In
...-years, but ex...pt for !odla~
lnmooes, the Navill Academy bod
""'8ped untouched.
270 Sa11ta Ana Teacl1ers
Wall{ Out; Classes Go 011
An estimated 270 of Santa Ana Unified
School District's 1,260 teachers went on
strike today bot substi~utes were
standing by to keep classes open.
· The one-<fay strike by one of three
teachers' gl'(!Ups over a 15 percent
wage-bike demand, was me t .bY county
schools Superintenden t Dr. Ro b ert
Peterson with a recommendation that the
5anta Ana bOard try to have the teachers
atripped of thcir.teaching aedenllals.
He suggested tfiat the bo&r\I challenge
the teachers' credentia1s before; the
Caljfornia C u r r i c u 1 u m C.Ommlsslon,
Which certifies teache.rs .•
'·"l'he cau00ii. I would have is thst the
teadleni as individuals signed contracts
.. lnd \vldual professionals woo are
"i •U!Or¥i by tile state to \each," he ' 1111!. , ' lie <a!IO!I the strike a "bceo<:b o( conCncL1'
c .
"l know that the district is quite
disturbed over the direct defiance the
teachers exhibited," Peterson said.
The fact that they have refused to
teach, he said, ls the "legal point of no
return."
"The current situation in education
being what Jt is,•· he said, "this is the
JdeaJ time for teachers to lose their
credentials. Of all the times they could
have chosen, this is the worst in 40 years
because of )he surplus of lower salaried,
beginning1eachers.'1 ,
Negot.lllions over saranes a r e
procetdlng under provl1ions of the
Winton Act between representatives of •
the hoard of educalloo and !he thNe
teachers' -,tliat malt• up tbo
'Cert!licat<d Emplol"flS l: o II n c 11 .
according to Harian Apderson, assistant
(See STIUl(ll; h1e I)
I
Today's Final
N.Y. Stocks
N TEN CENTS
Helicopte1·
Di ve1·tecl to
!'\fo:\\' l'ORK 11\P 1 -A bt•<1rdcd n1an 1n
bhl<' jC'ans hij;:irkrd o ht'i1f'0ptrr and
forrf'd the pilot to fly it to lil(· l'lP of J 5!1·
storv \l1dto11n ,<;kvsrr;qJl'I". 11h1•rp h1• 1r,1i;;
r:1piL1rcd after df.n1andin~ S:! 1111ll1u11 111
r;1nso1n. poli ce said.
PolieC' s~1id h•' h;id lh1't't' sl1rks of
d.1·n;u11He 111 liis posscssa111 11' Ii t n
;1pprrhe11dcd.
Both thC' p1lul <1n<I C'Opilor 11·ho 1Yrre
h\·ld hos!:i~t' cs c ;i p c cl . polite
he;idquartcrs .<;aid. !\0111"1 (·r. the pilot
suffered a b111lPt 1~·ound ln !he nght Jrtn.
The pilot told <1 nc11·s111nn n1,1t hr had
nothing to ;;~ir. as he y,·ns being !akt'n L11
.1 hospital.
The dr<1n1;1 11·as p!ayC'd out !o ;1 c!iin;.i'\
high above n1id -\lanha!tan on <111 tmuscd
helicopter pad on the r o o f of the Fan
An1erican Building.
The pad \ras abandoned sonic years
ago under co1111nunity pressure bt>caust'
of the ha7.ard 1>rescnlcd by helicopll'r
takeoffs and landings above one of the
1nost congcstl"d <1reJs in !hf' \1·orld.
The Pan Arncrican Building tOl\'('J"<;
over Park Avrnue, just to the rear of
lirand Cen1ral Terminal on 42nd Street.
After the hC'licopter JandC'd on the Pun
:\1nrrican p;id, police 1\·ith riflt•s and
shotguns con\'ergcd on thr blue and
\l'hitr. five-passenge r aircraft.
The copilot reportedly 01·ercanH' the
hijacker. \\!hen uskcd ho1y he found the
courage to ta.ck!t.' the arn1cd intruder. he
said : ··1 like Jiving."'
The hijacker 1vas asked his reJSOll for
stizing the helicopter.
J~(.' replied. 1vith reference to the
.\!iddle East. "to protest the n1asqucradc
!hat is going on over there."
The hijacker was about S feet 10 with
shoulder length hair.
11e denied . that he \'/as carrying
dynamite.
'·Tell then1 not lo 1vasle -their trouble -
il's not dynamite," the man told police at
one point.
"\Vhat is it'.'" he 1vas asked.
"Tiiey'JI find out," the man replied.
Earlier, police headquarters said in a
teletype m(.'ssage : "Perpetra!or is
dcn1anding $2 niillion in SIO bills in eight
valises delivered by a girl in a bikini
bathing sui t. Also wants <.. nine milli·
meter pistol and tear gas."
The hijacker was manacled 1vit.h 11~·0
pairs of handcuffs, and taken for
questioning to a restaurant a floor
beneath the helicopter pad.
Police said the helicopter \1·as 01vned
by Island Helicopters-Metrobus. Inc.,
operating out of Garden City, N.Y .. and
poiloted by Tom Oliva. 1\•ith ~Villiam Hale
as copilot.
\I/hen the aircraft landed atop ti]e Pan
American Building. a u tho r i ties
recounted, the pilot jumped out and \11as
shot by tile hijacker.
Board Resci11d s
PE Req uire111e11t
Students enrolling for classes at
Orange Coast or ('.olden \\'es t colleges
v.•on't have to S'A'eal out !he physical
education requirement 11nymor('.
Trustees of the Coast Community
College Di strict voted unanimously
\\'ednesday night to rescind a board
policy which required students under 21
enrolling for seven or more units to take
tv•o hours of P.E. a "'eek.
Tile policy \\'BS based on requirements
of the state Education Code. Bccause of
r(.'cently enacted legislation that policy is
now void .
Orange Coast
Weather
Some c!ourunes~ is on the
v.·eatht•rlady's agenda for Friday
but 1nost ly sunny skies in the after·
noon hours. Highs al the Orange
Coast beaches in the mid-60s rising
to the mid-70s inland.
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llelen Tliomas. United Press
Tnte111alional's \Vhite Hous e
bureau cl1ief, is a non-stop
charger 111ho does11't take time
out for Jiobbies. Reporti11g nclh>·
ities oii Capitol Hill is. her favor·
ite pasti1ne. See story, Page 24.
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Calls on Patty Wane
_4 First: Kidnap Victim Becomes Suspect
LOS A:"C.ELES (LIPl1 -Ttps and
'·leads ·· fron1 tht' pubhe .ahout Patricia
I lt•arsf. nOI\ 11•antc<l herscl( ( 0 r
ludnap!ng. ha\'e 110.!.1•·d1\'cc1 in th<' pa.st 2'4
hours <111d 111<' \•:hcrc.ibouts of thl' h<'irc~,.;
is ii 111.vstery. pol!et' reported lodt1y.
ThL· 20-yrar-old P<1tr11:1a "·as being
,uu~ht on one fetll'ral i1nd 19 state
l·nn11nal offensrs c<1rry1ng enough
Polerl!i:d 1>nson 1crn1s to keep her behind
Oars the rt·~! of her hft'.
Tl1C' Leis ,\n.i:l'IC's Pul1t1· Oep;1r!1n1·n\
said lh(' nun1bt•r nf tall-; tron1 pl'rsons
1111h '"1nfonna11on "' "bout the c<isc
!<luinr>t.•U to ~1bout one c1·r1"}' t1vo or three
hours
Ln1ryer.~ Fight
Break -in Case
\\'AS!ll;\C:TON ~ L1PI 1 -J)efrnse
!al\"Vt•rs il~kC'd (edcral J II d g C
(;1•rh:1rc1 :\ (;e:;cll today to dismi~s
c hargrs :ig:11n~1 ;ill f11·1• drfrndants
111 till' Ellsb<'rlt br<'nk·1n ta~e on
;:rounds ot .. nia<.~11 L'. prl'JUdicial.
rrrtr111I publ1c1t~ ..
Jn l'vcnt that rf'qucst is denied.
the~· a-;kcrl cithl'r for a continuance
of the trial .. ~chcduled lo begin Jun<'
17. prob.Jbly until some rime next
.vrar. or a tr<tnsfl·r of the trial site
[l\\"ay fro1n \Ya:-ih1ngton.
f'resell heard oral arguments for
a four!h day on motions leading to
lh{' tr1:1I Ht> "·as l'xpected to rule.
1>0ss1bly !:Her lod:iy. on motions
about 1he n:ition11I security and
rublicity a:;pects of the case.
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supcr1111cnd1•111 vf the SJnta An a
district
Anderson 1l'rtnt'd the strike "hard to
undcrst.and bt.-cause the negotiations are
~111! going on ··
He .ackno11·lrdgcd that the strike is
tlk•gaJ Ulldl•r SCCtions of the education
.ind governrncnt codes but refused to
l'nmn1rnl on any possible disciplinary
ae11on th<' board 1night tJkc.
llrgarding Peterson's suggestion or
("h;dlcngu1g the !l•achcrs' credentials. he
~;iid. "\Ve arc g1\"1ng lh1s consideration.''
The teachers ncgo11a1ing groups are
11~ Sant.a Ana Educators Association, the
Federa!ion of Associated Classifieds and
'fcachcrs. and the Santa Ana Personnel
.Jlld Guidance Ac:sociation.
Of the three groups. \\·hich represent
;i!xiut 7!i pcrrcnt of the district's 1,260
ll'al'h('rS. only the F'cderfltion of
Associated Classifieds and Tcuchcrs is
111 voh·ed in the strike, Anderson said.
Tracin;:: 1hr history of the negotiations.
ht: S<JJd. 1ht• board \\·as asked April 2.'.l for
a 54 percent 11.·age hike. \vhich it
l"Ountrrcd \1av 14 11·1th an offer of three
FJl•rrent. ThC Certif1ca!cd Employees
Cuunl.'1! lht•n ask{'d for 15 percent.
follo\rC'd hy a board offer \\'cdnesday of
lll C )X'JCl'llt.
The 15 percent demand. he said, would
l·o~t the district $7 rnillion. exclusive of
01\1cr dl':nand-; by lhe teachers' group.
1 he Fcdl'ration also demanded a limit
uu cloiss SIZl' of 24 s1udents, conference
µ.·nod s for elementary school teachers
:ind t·n1p!O.\t fringe ~n<'fits for
.~uo~t1IU!f! ;ind te111por;1ry teachers.
,\nrJl'rson s.11d
1Jcfe 11 ~t· S 11 u1 Okayed
\rAf'HJ"\r:To;..; rL·Prl -\l ouse liberJt~
1n;inaged 011J~ :1 con1prom1se \"ietory
\\"cdncsday in !heir efforts to pare
111ilitary assislanct to South Vietnam,
before the full !louse finally p11ssed a
S:!2.6 billion defense budgf'l. The fin11\
\Otc. \\'hich ga1·c lhe Pentagon almost
cvcrylhini::: it \1·antrd for the coming
fiscal yC'~r. passed :1:>8·37. The Senate is
considering if.c;; 01vn \·ersion of the
C1Ulhorization bill.
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169 calls 1>.'rre received and sco re s more
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YOUNGER SUPPORTS
POLICE ATTACK, Page 20
enforcement agencies in the Los Angeles
metroPoUtan area.
"This is the first time I have ever
heard of a k.i<r,ap victim becoming a
kidnap suspect1 ' said District Attorney
Joseph Busch Wednesday as h e
anooynced the charges against ~11ss
Hearst.
Brown Stalls
On Offshore
Drill Issue
California gubernatorial hope f u 1
Edmund G. (Jerry) Bro1>.'Il, Jr. said
\Vednesday he neither favors nor Op!X)SCS
oil drilling off the Southern California
coastline.
Brown told fl<'Wsmen attending a
floating _Newport llarbor p res s
conference that he "would take a careful
look at any ertcnsion of permitting oil
drilling off Los Angeles and Orange
Counties."
The Democratic Secretary of St.ate said
he places a "high value on the price of
our· Cflvironment . ., but he declined to
commit himself oo a ban on offshore
drilling.
"I did oppose drilling in the Santa
Barbara Channel.'' he said.
Brown admitted he is not familia r 1>.'i th
the Shell-Cumingham Act. the state la1v
v.·tfch cw·rently forbids oil drilling in
stale· walers soulh of the Santa Ana
River. .Q
That law could be nullified if drilling
is allowed in federal waters off the
Orange Coast.
Brown was in Newport Beach for what
\\·as billed as a $100 per penon "moonlit
cocktail crui se" aboard the 147-foot Carib
Star, a Catalina cruise ship from San
Pedro.
There v.·cre about 200 persons aboard
the cruiser, but Brown aides declined to
say 'A-'hethcr all ihe guests paid for their
tickefs or whether several o{ them were
gathered at the last minute to give the
candidate a Ct'O\Vd to meet.
At least one press represeniativc said
flhe had been ln\·itcd only :in hour before
the cruise was scheduled to begin.
An1ong the guests v.•as Or:ingc County
Deniocratic Cmtral Co 1n mitt cc
Chairman Richard O'Neill.
Hinsl1aw Urges
'U1rificatio11'
Of SA Marina
The need for a unified approach on the
Santa · Ana River J\.farina was stressed
today by U.S. Rep. Andrew Hinshaw who
said a sponsoring ngcncy is needed to
draw together the various interests of the
S.\O million projoct.
lie told members of the Citizens
!!arbor Arca Research Team (CHART)
he thought a coordinating council should
be fom1ed to push the marina project on
the federal level and 1>.·ith other
governmental agencies.
That role might be filled by tfle county
}!arbors. Be:ic.hes and Parks district
v.·hich, in Hinsha-A•'s opinion, could "serve
as a local sponsor and administrator.·•
The Ne\\"jXlrt Beach Republican noted
that the n1arina project involves the
c1t1es of <:osta ~lesa, Newport Bead1, the
property ou'Ilers, and many other
agencies whose. aims and des.ires must be
consolidated .
"'Unless there is a spirit of cooperation
it v.ould "IJ(> difficult to draw up an end
porojeet l\"hidi v.·ould satisfy everyone
inl"oh ed."' the. rongressman s.1id.
'l lungr.Y Tiger'
Re111ains Closccl
The Hungr\ T1~(·r rC'staurant 111
.\if'll"'J)Ort Bt>at'h 11 ill remain closed
indefi.nitel~. pending arr> ro v a I or
remodeling plans by the Soulh Coo.st
Regional 7.ooe Conservation Cnmmission,
a spokesman said today.
The spokc!man said lhc pl:ins have
already been approved by the Newport
Beach Planning Commission and the City
COWlcil. lfe said the restaurant at 353 E.
Coast ~fighway 1'1as been closed inany
weeks.
Jlasked J\lun Sou ght
FONTANA IUPll -Tht FB I and local
police agencies were c.xpandlng a search
loday for ~ masked gunman \\'ho roobed
!he Valley and Sierra branch of the
Security Pitcific bank of S 4, 5 3 O
Wednesday afttrnoon. Authorltlet said
lhe man, who brandished a· plllol and
Y.'Ore ii akl ma1k, he rd ed 15 lo JO
customer• 1pln1t a wall and tbeD
handed each ol Ihm ltllon a paper bq to fill with money.
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JJu1eh said he Js convinced "she is a~ting of her own free "·ill'' as a
volunteer gunwon1an of the Sy1nbionesc
Liberation Anny that kidnaped her 103
days ago in Berk('ley.
The FBI and police ":ere 1naking one ol
the most int.erlslve criminal hunts 111
California history for Miss ~learst, 20,
and William and Emily Harris, 29, and
27, the last publicly identified SLA
fugitives .
!\fiss Hearsfs father. San Francisco
E~aminer editor Randolph 11 ears t •
appeared drained and despondent by the
latest tum in the case.
"There's nothing to say, really," he
told newsmen' at his Hillsborough home.
"I don't think 1t makes any difference,"
in the chance ~tiss Hearst u·i!I erer
return safely home.
Miss Hearst. previously charged by the
f''Bl along with tJ1e Harriscs wit.h
violating federal kidnaping weapons
laws, was named on one count of
kidnaping, one of kldnt1ping for thC'
purpose of robbery, fiv~ of assnult 11.·ith
intent to commit n1urder. five of assault
....,·ith a deadly V.'t>apon, four of robbery,
and three of unlawfully taking a vehicle.
The Harrises were named in all the
charges, except one count of assault "'ilh
a deadly weapon.
~1ost of the offenses allegedly took
place last Thursday and Friday as !\liss
Hearst and the Harrises, according to the
charges, robbed and shot up a sporting
goods store and fled through the city.
commandeering cars at gunpoint and
taking the drivers hostage for periods
from a few minutes up to 12 hours.
"She faces Life imprisonment as the top
(penalty) in our case." Busch said. citing
the maximum prison term for kidnap1ng
fo r the purpose of robbery.
The other 18 offensP<: carrv maxin1un1
terms of five to 20 years ca.ch. And the
federal charge carrie's a penalty of up to
15 years.
Busch said he could not accept
arguments that l\.flss flenr~t's actions
were forced, or the result of "brain-
washing" by her captors.
"Based on conversations with the
\•iclims" -some of whom said she
identified herself and discussed her
conversion to the SLA -"she voluntarily
fired weapons and stole automobiles ...
the district attorney said. "ft is appare111
lo us that she is acting of her 01\·n free
'A-'l!i and engaged in criminal conduct."
Panel to W eiglt
Golf Links · Bitl
Near Airport
An 18·ho\c golf course proposed under
the takeoff pattern of Orange County
Airport will be discussed in public
hearing Friday before the regiona l
coastal commission.
The commission meeting begins at 9
a.m. at Long Beach Harbor Department
headquarters, 925 Harbor Plaza Drive .
The golf course in Newport Beach is
planned by Pacific Coast Manufacturing
at 20262 In'inc Ave. and would include a
restaurant and clubhouse.
Other Nev.·jXlrt Beach projects on the
cominission's agenda arc:
-A total of 8J condominiums. 30 or
which are in the coastal zone. flt 1001
Ford Rd . by Robert McLain . Part or the
lrvinr Company's Big Canyon. the
project includes two swin1ming pools and
a tennis court.
-The remOOeling of what once v.·as
Berkshire's restaurant at 3450 Via Oporto
by Donald M. Koll. It will include boat
sli ps.
-The reconsideration of five duplexes
proposed in \Vest Newport by five
different applicants. The projects 11.•ere
denied once by the commission, which at
the same meeting approved five other
somewhat similar apartments.
Th e commission agreed to re-hear the
cases to make its decisions consistent.
Neivport Beaclt
Scliedules Dog
Obedience Cla ss
Is your dog getting you do"·n~
Dogs at least six monlhs oltl arc
eligible for the l(}.wcek dog obcd1enC(>
course to be offered by the Newport
Beach Parks. Beaches and lletreation
Department beginning the v.·eek of June
24.
Registration !or Newport B c a c h
residents wiU be June 17, 7-9 p.m. In the
girb IYID ol Corona del Mor High Sclxlol.
NonrtSliJents may reaister June 18, same
time and place.
1be eount, which l.'06tS $16, will be
offered at lwo locat1on1. one in Newport
Beach and one in Corona del ~1ar.
FBI Bon1.bing Target
YUBA CITY (AP) -Police say an
atlempl h,. been made to fire-bomb the · I
Yubo Ci ly ollice ol lhe FBI, lhe I011rth
firebomb incident agaiml government
olfica In the sacremenlo Valley
conunwi lty lllis weei. No auspecto have
-)'Oported .
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\Vith nothing to do. newspaper carrier John flau se.
12. 1center1 talked his Costa l\fesa buddie." \Villv
Bequette. 11, deft1 and Everett Stenhou.se. 12 (righi1
into n1ak:ing \vhat they claitn is the world.!' longe:;;l
rubber band . \\'ork:ing on Sa turda y~. they linked
,.
together enough rubber bands to stretch out 800
feet. 1'he boys say they will continue lhe project
until they have a rubber band \\1h1ch stretches two
to three rniles.
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l{aln1]1acl1 Mu1n 011 State
Bai--Discipli11a1--y Plaits
Former presidential atton1ey Hrrbert
\\'. K(llmbach of Ne\\'P<Jrt Bearh today
d('el1nl'd l'O!nn1('nt on reports the
C'aliforn1;i Bar \s.~OCtflton hrts ~uspendt:rl
plnns to take disciplinary ac1;on ag::i111st
him.
Kaln1bach disctoS<'d he is under federal
court order not to diseu.<;s any \\'atergatr·
related n1attcrs. ·
··1 ft•el ll 11ould be absolute!~·
1nJppropr1ate to say anything that \\Ould
he <11 ,·;irianl'c .... ·tth that order ...
l\aln1hal'h !old the Da1lv Pilot.
The delay in California Bar proceedings
;igainst both Kalmbach and former
l'residt>ntial aide John D. Erlichm:.n
"·as reported earlier I.his v.·eek by r'nc
San Francisco Examiner.
It quoted souri.:es in both the bar
a.-;sociation and u1 \\lashington as saying
th<.Jt Sp.•c1al \\"a lergate Prosecutor Leon
.la"'or:.ki had pressured Ilic Bar to
su~pl'nd !ls proh<'.
.SCAVE1\GERS JIIT
SllOOTOLIT /IO U.S E
LOS A:-\GELES fAPl -Tv.·o men 11·ere
srtn carting off a bathtub from Lhe ruins
of n house v.here ~1x Symbionese
Liberation Arn1y members shot 1l out
1~1th police.
They planned to sell ii as ''the last
place. Patty Hearst took a hath.''
Souvenir hunt ers have been picking
lhrough the rubb\1? since Friday.
The story \~·as branded as "an outright
li<'" in a story nppearing 1hc n<'xl day in
th:.> Snn Fran..:isco Chronicle. It quoted
L"ul1for11ia Dar source.-;.
The bar association began a probe into
po.ssible disciplinary action again!'>!
l\;1ln1bach shnrtl.v aftt>r hr pleadt'd guilt~·
lo rv.o techn1rJl charges inrolvin& 1llcgil.l
fund-raising-efforts 1n February.
Sources close to Kalmbach. aL~
n·:ichcd today. 1ndicatrd tt?at thC'
pron1111l'nt :\"e\\·port Beach attorney h;1d
no kno\1·ledge of the status of the bar
a:-.soc1ation investigation.
.. lie really doesn't know anything about
it at all." the sourer said.
ThL' source said Kaln1bach , 11ho ll·ft
the law fir1n of Kalmbach. Ocl<.1arco.
Knapp and Chillingv•orth after enterillg
h~ guilty plea, still has no plans for the
future.
The source. v.·ho had earlier confirmC'cl
that l\aln1bach had been promised
ll'lllCnty if he \\'OUld t'OOpernte II L1h
,Ja11•orski's office. sa id Kalmba ch still
does not kno\\· if he "·ill be called to
personally testify before the !louse
Judiciary Cornmillec. \\'hich is 'A'cighing
evidence against President Nixon to
dctcrn1ine if impeachment iF. ln order.
The source also indicated t ha l
Kalmbach rnay be called lo testify if
there arc such proccrdmgs. and if the
Senate subsequently holds a trial.
Kalmbach has no intention of mo\"ing
from his Ne'A-·port Beach home. however,
regardless ()( the outet.me of proc<'ed·
ings against either President Nix:oo or
himself.
Judge to Decid e
'Uncle Henr y's'
Rape Ca se Fnte .
CLEVELAT\D. Ohio (AP) -The fate
of tele·•ision actor l\-lel -S\e\\·art. charged
\\"ith raping ::i l6·year-olcl ClevclaricJ
lle1ji!hts 1!1rl. "'as cxpt'~·led to be decided
by a Common Plf'ilS Cnurt judge today.
.!ud~f' George\\'. \\'hite finished t.Jking
1es111non~ \\'edncsday .
Slel\·arl. '45. ::i CJcvrland native now
living in Sa11 Franc1.'\CQ, h:1s denied the
ch;trgc.
S1C'11;1rt·s l;111·~l'r prrsrnt<'d two
11.·itnesse.~ before rr:,t1ng his ease.
Ste"'"·art did not t.ikc the stand.
One 'A':lS Ste1\'art"s cousu1, Ed1>.·ard
Bumcll, 1~ho testified that he saw
Ste"·art and the girl at Burnett's home
hugging and kissing. He said the glrl did
not resist ~·hen Stf'wart sugge.!led they
go upslairs \\ hure the rape is alleged to
haYe taken place.
Burnell ~aid he heard no screams ()r
trt<·s for hel11.
On cross-examinat1011. D u r n e I t
ndrnitted he had a long criminal record.
including si x convictions on felonies .
TI1e .!.rcond 1>.·itness 11.·as Stewart's
younge r brothrr. who said he drove the
couple horne afler the incident. •le said
h(' dro\"c to a point nr:ir the girl's hon1e
and she and the older Ste11·art got out.
"\\'hen !\1e1 got back 1n the car, she
leaned through the v. 1ndow and gave hun
a kiss ... he said.
Ste"·an. has appeared in several
television series and is known for his role
as Unrle Henry in the CBS series, "All in
lhe Family."
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Skyscr<iper Dra111a
Copter Hi jacked
NE\V YORK (A P) - A bearded man in
b!ue jeans hijacked a hellcopter and
forced the pilot to fly it to the lop of a 59·
story ~tidtown skyscraper, where he was
captured after demanding $2 million in
ransom, police said.
Police said he had three stick.s of
dynarnite in his possession when
apprehended.
lioth the pilot and copilot "'ho \vcrc
held hostage e:; r a p e d , police
headquarters said. Jlo~·e\'CI'. 1he pilot
suffered a bullet wound in the right arm.
The pilot lold a newsman that he had
nothing to say, as he v.·as being t.aken to
a hospital.
The drama was played out to a climax
high above mid-~1anhattan on an unused
helicopter pad on the roof of the Fan
American Building.
The pad. was abandoned some years
ago under community pressure because
of the hazard presented by helicopter
takeoffs and landings above one of the
most congested areas in the world.
\Vith nothing to do, newspaper carrier John Hause,
12, tcenter) talked his Costa ~lesa buddies \\lilly
Bequette, 11 , !left) and Everett Stenhouse. 12 (right)
into making what they claim is the world's longest
rubber band. Working on Saturdays. they linked .
together enough rubber bands to stretch out 800
feet. 1'he boys say they will continue the project
until they have a rubber band which stretches two
to three 1niles.
The Pan American Building towers
over Park Avenue, just to the rear of
Grand Central Terminal on 42nd Street.
After the helicopter landed on the Pan
An1ericin p;.1d. police \Vith rifles and
shotguns converged on !he blne and
\~hite. fjvc-.passengcr aircraft.
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'Grave'
The copilot reportedly overcame the
hijacker. \\1hen asked how he found the
courage to tackle the armed intruder, he
said: "I like living."
The hijacker was asked his reason for
seizing the helicopter.
He replied. with reference to the
:\liddle East. "to protest the masquerade
that is going on over there.''
Rodi110 Hits President's Subpoena Refus£il The hi.jacker was about 5 feet 10 with
shoukl.er JesgU! hair.
He denied that he was carrying
dynamite. WASHINGTON (AP\ -President
Nixon's refusal to comply with a House
Jll'.liciary Commitlee subpoena for 1 l
Watergate tapes is providing new
grounds for impeachment in the ''iew of
some members. (Related story, Page 3).
.. IL means the cover-up continues."
said Rep. George Danielson (D-cali!. ),
after Nixon notified the committee
Wednesday he would not comply with the
subpoena or any other it issues for
\l/atergate material.
''Ifs hurting him v.'ith the committee,"
. ,_ ' ",{
said Rep. Tom Railsback (R·llt.J, one of
a number of Republicans who expressed
disappointment at Nlxoh's action.
Chainnan Peter W. R<Xlino Jr. (D-
SENATORS DEBATE NIXON 'S
RUSSIAN TRIP. Story. Page 4
N.J.). calling Nixon's refusal •·a very
grave matter." scheduled a committee
meeting for nex:t week to deal \\'ilh it.
Nixon and Vice President Gerald R.
Ford conferred at the White Hou se today
but a spokesman refused to disclose "'hat
ft *
Prejudgii1g Nixon Called
Foolish by Rep. Hinshaw
The President's own rongressman
declared today that it would "not only be
premature but even foolish" for any
member of Congress or !he House
Judiciary Committee to draw a
conclusion about Mr. Nixon's guilt or
innocence.
"I have no idea whether he is guilty or
innocent or what an impeachab1' offense
is," said Andrew J. Hinshaw, v•hose 40th
District includes the \Yeslem \Yhilc
House in San Clemente, the President's
voting address.
Hinshaw. in response to a ne\\·sman's
question, told members of the Citiiens
Harbor Area Research Team (CHART)
his noo-committal stance is based on the
belief that not all of the evidence has
been made available.
He said the Judiciary Committee does
not have all of the evidence because not
.:Oraage Cout
'
Weather
Some cloudiness is on the
weathcrlady's agenda {or Friday
but mostly sunny skies in the alter-
DOOD hours. Highs at the Orange
Coost beaches Jn the mid-60s rising
to the mid-70s fiiland.
INSIDE TODAY
Hel<J> Tho.,.., UnUed P!'eH
International'• White H 0 "I ,
bureau chit/, 11 o ncnwtop
cJiarg1t who doe1n't take time
out /or hobbies. Reporttna acti.,.
l!Us o• Copltol lllll ll ll<rjaror-
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all of the Presidential tapes have been
turned over to it.
And, Hinshaw added, the Judiciary
Committee has not released all the
evidence it has to the public. "I'm not
aware of all the information it has," he
said.
Hinsha'v told the gathering he \\·ould
not come to a conclusion on Y.ntthcr the
President had a part in the Watergate
\l-T()flgdoings until the committee had
rendered an impeachment recommenda-
tion.
If impeachment is recommended,
Hinshaw said he \\·ould v.Tite to each
member of the committee to determine
what they consider an impeachable
offense and how Oley voted on the
recommendation.
Hinshaw Urges
'Unification'
Of SA Marina
The need for a unified approach on the
Santa Ana River Marina was stressed
today by U.S. Rep. Andrew Hinshaw who
said a sponsoring agency is needed to
dra..w together the various interests of the
l40 millioo project.
He told members of the Citizem
Harbor Area -Team (CHART)
he thought a coordinating council should
he fonned to. push lhe marina project on
the federal level and wllh other
fOVernrneotal agencies.
That role mllhl be ft~od by Ille coonly
Harbon , Beaches and Porks dlaltlct
which, In Hm.haw'a oplnloo, could "serve
as a local l pcblOI' and adntlnlnrator.11
• Tbe Newporl Beach Republican notod
that Ille marina project lnvolvea the
dues of eo.ta M..,, Nal'port Beach, Ill•
property owners, and many other
ageoclea 11hooe alma and doalm mWit be
C<IOIOlldal'ed •
"Uni.., there Ls ~ aplrtt <JI cooperatian
It would bo dl!llcv.it to draw up an ood
~ft<\ wbldl would lltlsf1 OVetJOlle
Involved," the ....._,.. llldJ
"'as discussed.
\\'hite Hou.se Depllly Press Secretary
Gerald L. \\'arren, in announcing the
noontime nieeting. said the session wa 5
"one of the n1eetings the President and
vice president have fron1 thne to tin1e to
discuss n1any issues . . They like to get
togclher \\·hen they can.''
There was sorne talk in Congress or
citing Nixon for contempt of Congress
and of seeking court enforcement of the
subpoena. but a majority appeared to
favor 1ak1ng the President's action into
account v.'hen considering \\'hcther he
(See lrtlPEACH, Pagt 21
Jtlonkei# Lev~
"Tell them not to waste their trouble -
it's not dynamite," the man told poLice at
one poinl
"\li1hat Is it?" he was asked.
"They'll find out," the man replied.
Earlier, police headquarters said in a
teletype 1nessage:· "Perpetrator is
demanding $2 million in $10 bills in eight
valises delivered by a girl in a bikini
bathing suit. Also wants .. nine milli·
meter pistol and tear gas.''
The hijacker was manacled v.•ith two
pairs or handcuffs. and taken for
questioning to a restaurant a floor
beneath the helicopter pad. --------· --
• • A .monkey named Allee Flye genUy bolds a kitten named Sweetie
1'ie. Ac<:ording to Pat Sbepberd of Sacramento, o\lrner of both arum.ls,
Alice likes to cuddle the kitten, clun II and even kiss It. Pat uys the
monkey \JUI> Sweetie Pie Just like a baby.
Poliei! said the helicopter \vas 01111ed
by Island lielicopters-~1etrobus. lnc ..
operating out of Garden City. N.Y., and
poiloted by Ton1 Oliva, wi1h \\lillian1 Hale
as copilot.
\Vhcn th (' aircraft landed atop thC' P:.in
r\1-ncrlca n Building, a u tho r it i c s
recounted, the pilot jun1ped out and \1as
shot by the hijacker.
The copilot remained inside thC'
:1ircraft and talked for severnl 1ninutes to
the hijackf'r. 1'hen, the <'Opi!ot jun1pcd
the intruder. al \\'hic:h point \\<H1ing
police closed in :ind se ized the rn.::in.
Out 011e Sen1ester
Ora11ge Coast T eaclier
Reinstated to Duties
Fired Orange Coast College teacher
Theodore Bandaruk of Nev,rport Beach
was ordered teinstated to his job
\Vednesday night and will return to the
rollege's marine biology departrncnt
after a semester's suspe nsion.
The compromise ,was acceptl'd by a 3·0
vote of the Coast Con1n1un!ty College
negoliation s involving Band a r u k's
attorneys.
Bandaruk. 27. of 7204 \V. Oceanfront.
v•as ordered dismissed by !he board
April 10. The charges "·ere never
disclosed by the board.
Attorney Ray Hansen of the California
Teachers Association, ho1,·ever. aid
that thev centered around Bandaruk·s
alleged Spiking of punch at a can1pus
farewell party for a faculty mcn1bl•r.
Board R escinds
PE Requiren1ent
Students enrolling for classes at
Orange Coast or Golden West colleges
won't have to swea t out the physical
education requirement anymore.
Trustees of the Coast Con1munity
College District voted unanimously
\Vednesday night lo rescind a board
policy which required students under 2l
enrolling for seven or more units to take
tv.·o hours of P.E. a \veek.
'The policy \Vas based on requirements
of the state Education Code. Because of
recently enacted legislation thal policy is
now void.
giving a gr<Jde without re q u J r ! n g
sufficient course \VOrk and charging up a
skiing vacation lo sick leave.
Bandaruk. n1arried and 1hc father of
t"·o childrrn. is one of 57 fuet1lt.v
n1en1bers no1ninatf'd this year for the
OCC Outstanding Teat'hc~ a 1v a r cl .
B:c.i!loting by students took p I a cc
\\"ednesday and today.
Hoard 1ne1nbers notrd that they
accepted Bandaruk·s r.i'QUC'!it for a lruvc
of <1bscnce \vithout puy for '"personal
reasons"" for the fall i,rn1cslcr but
declined to an1plify their motivations for
accepting the compromise.
In a statement to the press BaMaruk
lod<1y thanked his friends. students and
colleagues for their support during th e
'"difficult days.··
.. A fl er a great deal of thought I hnd
directed my attorney Ray ~lansen of the
California Teachers Associution to seek a
compromise with the Coast Com1nunHy
College District." he said.
"The board has determined to
\vilhdraw its notice of intent to dismiss iJ1
exchange for a voluntary one semester
leave of absence. I will begin the leave
on the first day of the fall sc1nester and
return to lhc classroom in the spring.
"I know that some people may
misinterpret this . decision. However I
am convinced this is the best course for
my fa1nily and my college.
"I felt the open public hearing proce5s
v.·ould be potentially divisive to the
faculty and generate undue publici ty ."
Bandaruk thanked the CTA attorne,·s
for pleading his case and said he lookf'd
forward to returning to his teaching post.
Supervisors Spurn Probe
Of Charges Agai11st Hicl\:s
After mee!ing for 20 1ninutes in
execulive session Wednesday, Orange
County Supervisors refused to investigate
malfeasance in office charges that have
been leveled against District Attomey
Cecil Hicks.
\Vil\iam S. Hulsy of ~1ission Viejo, one
Panel to W eigli
Golf Links Bitl
Near Airport
An 18·hole golf course proposed under
the takeoff pattern o[ Orange County
Airport will be discussed in public
hearing Friday before the regional
coastal commission.
The commission meeting begins at 9
a.m. at Long Beach Harbor Department
headquarters, 925 Harbor Plaza Drive.
The golf course in Newport Beach is
planned by Pacific Coast Manufacturing
at 20281 Irvine Ave. and would include a
restaurant and clubhouse.
Other Newport Beach projects on the
commissk>n's agendB ere:
-A total of 83 condominiums, 30 of
which are In the coastal zone. at 1001
Ford Rd. by Robert McLain. Part of the
Irvine Company's Big Canyon, the
project includes two swimmlng pools arx:I
a teMIS court.
-'Mle remodellng or what once was
Berkshlre1s restaurant at 3450 Vla Oporto
by Donald M. Koll. It will include boat
J lipl.
-The reconsideration or nve duplexes
propooed In West Newport by !Ive
dlffertnt 1ppllcantl. '11\o projtcts were
denied once by the commlsslon, which at
the same meetlag approvtd live other
oom.wbot almllar apartment&.
'11\o commlasloa •veoct lo n-hear tht c .... to make Ila doclalont <003latmL
'
of Hicks' prn1imary election challengers.
asked 1he board to investig:11c his
contention that Hicks 1\as involved in
Improper actions during investigation 0£
Garden Grove traffic death case last
year.
Ttie three supervisors present at
\Vcdnesday·s n1eeling chose to take their
Ol\'TI separate rourses of action in the
n1atter , but each said later he would
simply transmit his copy oi ltu!sy's
charges to the county Grand Jury.
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich of Fullerton
also said he n1ight transmit a copy to the
California Attorney General's office,
\Vhich is implicated in Hulsy's charges.
"The charges he is makiJ1g are serious
and I am sending them to the jury with a
transmittal letter and nothing else,"
Diedrich said. "I \\'On'l state any position
one way or another."
Supervisor Ronald Caspers said after
the meeting he is sending it lo the jury
because '·t sin1ply don't wanl to get
involved in this type of thing. It is too
political in nature.,.
Supervisor David Bakl'r sa1J he \\'OU\rf
simply mail his copy to the iury with J
lran.smittaJ note. ·
llulsy asked the st<µt>rvisors tG
inves tigate the matter because }ticks,
!See HICKS , Page II
La1 vsuiit Fails
Race l s 'Ori'
lNOIANAPOLl!l (AP) A
lawsuit against the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway and lhe U.& Aulo
Club to · ieopen quallflolllons tor
S1111day°s 500-mlle r~~ w a '
dismissed loday by Marlon Coonly
Superior Court Judge Frank A.
Symmes Jr. (Earll r-r,, Pase
39)
Tiie nillnl cl<MI the "'Y for
nmniog the ..... u achodultd.
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J# DAIL V PILOT c Thursday, May 23, iq74 ------
Calls on Patty Wane
.4 First: Kidnap Victim Becomes Suspect
LOS A:\'GELEI) fUPI\ -Tips and
"leads" fronl thcl public :.ihout Pa1rit·i11
lli•arst, nov• "'anted l1crsrH Io r
kidnapin,1?. hav1• nose-d1vt.'d 111 tht· p<1~t 24
hours and !111.' \\hc·rl':lbou ts of the heiress
ls il mys!erv. polK'C' ··1·1>0rtc•d tortuy.
Thr 21).\~ar-old J\11nl'1:1 \1:.i~ bring ~ou~ht ori one fed•" ,d <Jlld !9 fi1a!I'
l·r1 :nu1:il offen-.j·s t•;1n \ 1ng rnough
1t0tl'nti.-il prison rcrrn~ 10 kt'.l'I> her lx·!11nd
bars the rt>sl of her l1lc
1'he Los Angl'lcs Pc1lit l' /Jcparlnll'nt
s;:1id lhe nurnbcr vf c;11ls lrom ix·r:.0115
\Vtth "infornu111on.. uUoul th<' c:i:-c
:o:lun1[l{'d to about one evl.'I'\' 11~·0 or three
hours. ·
Brotv11 Stt1lls
On Off shore
Drill Issu,e
Ca!1forn1a g111Jernaton:1I ho p e f 111
Edn1und (i_ (.Jerry 1 Uro11n. Jr. said
\Vedn<'sday he nl'1!ht"r fa1·or)> nor opposrs
oil dr1lli11g off the Southern t:alifornia
C'OJS1linc .
Uro"'TI told rlC\\'~1nt'n allending a
floa11ng , ..,\'cwport ll;1rbor pr(' s s
ronfcrcncr th:1t hl• .. "·o u!d take a careful
look at ;:iny rxtcnsion of pcrmifting oil
drilling {)ff Los Angeles and Orange
Coun11cs.··
Th<' J)t>rn ocr:.rlH.' Secrct~1ry of Sl;1tc s.'.lid
he plnccs n "h:gh value on U1e price of
our i 1!\·1ronn1c11l." but he clrcli11Pd to
con11n1L h1n1si.:lf vn ;i t..an on oftshorc
drlll1ng.
.. I rlrd OpJXl~C rll'il!ing 1n the Santa
I' rh<1r<1 <·11:1nlll'!.'' hr Silk!.
Brn11n :1d11111!f'cl hi.: Js JJOI farn1liar with
lh<' Shell-Lu1 1111ngh..1n1 Atl. !he st.a t<' ];111:
11 hirh CtHT•'n: l.v forbids 01! dri!ling in
~late Y,'.J!C'I s ~uuth of U1e Silnta An;1
Hivcr .
That la\\' t'(lllfrl be nul!if1t'(/ if drilling
i, allo111 ·d in (cdcral ";1t1•r;; off the
Orange Lo.1st
Uro\\'n was 111 i\c1,1·port Bl•ach for what
11:.s billed as a $100 per p•·rson ··moonlit
l'Ot:J..!;11! c' 1•~ ,,-· ;1hriard 1l1f' 147·foot Carib
Star. :i L<1t ,1!111:1 1 fUhC' ship Jrom San
i'l'dro
Thl·rt \\<.'re ;1!11111~ ~I.} p•·rsnns aboard
1hc crui:.cr, !Jut BrO\\'n ;J1dc., declined to
s;1v 1\he!hc•r aP the guests paid for their
IH'kets or \\il<'tncr sc~eral of thcn1 1,1·crc
.:.:•11hrr<'d 01L the last nilnute to give the
candidate a cro1\•d to n1cct.
At least one press rl'prcsen\a!ivc said
~h<' had bct"n iu•. 1ted 011 ly Jn hour before
lhl' 1.:rui sc \V3S schcdu!t'd to begin.
i\1nong the guc~!s w;is Or;inge County
llc1noLT<Jtic Crntral Co n1 in i t t re
< h.11 rn1:i11 1:ic!:a1J O'\ci ll.
EVideuce Queried
By ~\1i~s peJling
/\ n11n11r 111 is.~pclhng i11 ;, hand-1\rittcn
'''fMirt or the arrest of l\10 youths for
;1lk,~::dly grflbb1ng an order from a C.Osta
. \ll·sa fcist food franchise firm 11•ithout
µ;.1y1ng \Vednl•sday may mak<' part of the
··~·1dcncc inadmissible in cou rt.
The policr>man's account of the incident
on East 171tr Street IL~!cd srveral items of
loot <1mount1ng 1o ;1 SJ.18 loss.
r\1nong the111 i11 !he 111•:111~· printed Ji,c;t
1\tre: one J:.iek Ste<tk , one n11lkshakc and
"<1n ot.lor·· ul frcnch fries.
FBI Bu111bi11« l 'arcrct
1'.' "
Yl'BA CITY (AP\ -1'ol1ce say an
nltcn1pt has been 1nade lo fire-bomb the
Yube1 City ofl icl' of !he FBI. lhe fourth
firebon1U inc1dl·11t dC:tin~t i::ovemmcnt
otfic:es 1n tilt' !'iJcran1ento Valley
1·omm11nity !h1)> \1·eek. :\o ~usµc~ts have
been reported.
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169 ca lls we~ received and scores more
\\'enL to lhe FBI and other law --------YOUNGER SUPPORTS
POLICE ATTACK, P19e 20 ------···--
('nforcement agencies ln rhe Los Angeles
n1crropolltan area.
"This is the first lin1e 1 have ever
heard of a kidnap victim be<.'o··•ing a
kidnap suspect, .. said District Attorney
Joseph Busch \\'edncsday ali he
announced the cha rges against Miss
Jlearst.
SCAVENGERS If IT
SHOOTOl l'l' IIOUSE
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Two men v.•ere
seen carting off a bathtub from the ruins
of a house \1·hcre six Symbionese
l...ibcrati6n Arin.v membe rs shot it out
v.·ith police.
They planned to Si'll it as •·th e last
place Pally llearst took a bath."
Souvenir hunters have been picking
through the rubble since f.'riday.
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From Pagel
l~IPEACH • • •
should be impeached.
The committee has been advised by its
staff Uiat lt is proper lo infer that anyone
possessing subpoenaed evidence and
refusing to provide it is withholding
1naterial that could be incriminating.
In a letter to ROOino saying he would
not proclncc the tapes, Nixon said the
c:on1111ittee·s request. and others it is
gciting ready to niake, an1ount to "a
niassive !nv;ision into the confldenl1~lity
of presidential con\'ersations.''
"!-.fore fu11damentally, continuing ad
infin itun1 the process of yielding up
additional conversations in response to
an endless srries of demands would
fatally \j,'eaken this office. not only in this
administration but for fut u r e
presidencies as \veil,·· Nixon added.
Rodino rejected Nixon 's argum('llt,
saying the committee's requests were
narrowly drawn and r<.'latcd specifically
to the irnpeachmrnl inquiry.
"There is no way Lhe presidency \\•ill
be wea kened by the con.stitutional
process "'c arc conducting," h(' said.
··The rrpublic 1\•i!/ be strenglhcn<'d."
H..odino said the committee will issue
more subpoenas if it decides the \\'hitc
liouse is withholding evidence it needs.
The next one is like ly lo deal \.l'iltl the
dairy funds and ITI controversies.
Froua Page 1
HICKS ...
though an elected official, is a county
en1ploye.
f\.luch of the material he released to the
pr cs s and lo the supervisors is of a
highly prn;onal nalurc :ind aln1ost.iotally
. un~ubstant1ated "'ith sworn tcstiniony.
The 1·1n11gl·s in~·oJve llicks' alleged
conneclion 1~·ith a manslaughter trial
after a G<'lrdcn Grove traffic ;iccident in
\rhich ty,·o child ren 11·ere kifl<'d .
Hicks, v.·ho \1·as 1101 physically involved
in the accident, according to po I ice
rep:irts, branded Hulsy 's charges as
"libelous and scandalous."
He said he was the onr \vho asked the
state atlornry genera! to investigate and
prosecute the case because of a ··confliet
of inlerest in the district attorney's office
which l cannot elaborate on.''
Tl1ree Children
On Bus Killed
DL'~CAN. f\fi ss. fUP IJ -Three
children \ver<' killed and others injured
today v.•hen a tractor-trailer truck
crashed inlo a school bus on a foggy
highway near this small f\.Ussissippi
Della IO\\'Tl. the Highway Patrol reported.
About 35 children 1~·ere in the large
yellow bus when the accident Mppened
about 7:30 p. a.n1.
,
Busch. 11ld he 11 convinced 111he 111
acting of her own fr<'c \\•Ill" as a
volunteer gw1won1an of the Symbionese
Liberation Army that kldnaped her 108
days ago in Berkeley.
The FBI aod police were n1;iki11g one of
the most intensive criminal hunts in
California history for 1'.liss ilearst. 20,
and \Villiam and Emily Harris, 29, and
27, the last publi<'ly identified SL/\
fugi tives.
fl.1iss Hearst's father, San Francisco
Examiner editor Randolph II ea r s t ,
appeared drained and despondent by the
latest turn in the case.
"There's nothing to say, really," he
told ne"'smen at his Hillsborough home.
"l don't think it makes any difference,"
in the chance !\1lss Hearst will ever
return safely home.
f\.1 iss ilearst, previously charged by !he
FBI along with the llarrises with
violating federal kidnaping weapons
laws, was named on one t'<Junt or
kidnaping, one of kidnaping for the
purpose of robbery. five or assault v.-i1h
intent to co1nmit murder. five of assault
\j,'ith a deadly y,·eapon, four or robbery,
and three of unlawfully taking a vehicle.
The Harrises \c;ere named in all the
charges, except one count of assault "'ith
a deadly \j,'eapon.
l\Iost or the offenses allegedly took
place last Thursday and Friday as !\1iss
Hearst and the Harrises, according lo !he
charges, robbed and shot up a sporting
goods store and fled through the city,
commandeering cars at gunpoint and
taking the drivers hostage for periods
from a few minutes up to 12 hours.
"She faces life im prisonme nt as thr top
(penalty) in our case." Busch said. citing
the maximun1 prison term for kidnaping
for the purpose of robbery.
The other 18 offenses carry n1aximum
terms of five to 20 years each. And the
fcdrrill charge carries a penalty of up to
15 years.
Busch said he could nol accept
arguments that 1'.iiss Hearst 's actions
y,·ere forced. or the result of "brain·
\vashing" by her captcr~.
"Based or. co.nversations v.·ith the
victims" -some of \1·hom said she
identified herself and discussed her
convcrsion to the SLA -"she voluntarily
fired weapons and stole automobiles,"
the district attorney said. "It is apparent
to us that she is acting of her own free
.,., ill and engaged in criminal conduct."
Judge to Qecide
'Uncle Henry's'
Ra1Je Case Fate
CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) -The fate
of television actor f..fel Slewart, charged
1\·i!h raping a 16-year-old Cleveland
lleigh!s girl, was expected to be decided
by a Coinmon Pleas Court judge today .
Judge George \V. \Vhite finished laking
testimony Wednesday.
Slevoart, ~5. a Cleveland native now
living in San Francisco, has denied the
charge.
Stewart's lawyer presented t w o
witnesses before resting his case.
Sle"·art did not take the stand.
One was Stewart's cousin, Edward
Burnett, 1l'ho testified that he saw
Stewart and the girl at Burnett's home
hugging and kissing. He said the girl did
not resist when Stewart suggested they
go upstairs where the rape is alleged lo
have Laken place.
Burnett said he heard no screams or
cries for help.
On cross-examination, Bu r net t
admitted he had a long criminal reoord,
including six convictions on felonies.
The second witness was Slewart's
younger brother, '¥\'ho said he drove the
couple home after the incident•. He said
he drove to a point near the girl 's h<>me
and she and the older Stewart got out.
"\Vhen Mel got back in the car, she
leaned through the window and gave him
a kiss," he said.
Stewart has appeared in several
television series and is kno\vn for his role
as Uncle Henry in the CBS series, ''All in
the Family."
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S11spect in Police Custody
A landscape gardener \\ho police allege
\\'(IS bent on revenge altl.'r a bff.r bar
beating assertedly l>urs-t in lo Red's
Saloon in C.Osta Mesa today, cursing and
11aving a fireann .
ln\'estigators who jailed the suspect
shortly after the incident, accuse him ol
firing al least l\\'O sh<l1s from a .22
hfagnum pistol 81 the rear or the tavern.
The smaJI cro\vd of l\ilncssea in lbc old
\\'ileflng spot at 7014 Placentia A\'c .•
formtrly known as The Calley, claimed
Thomas Jel'!rle A. Dougherty ,Jr. fired nt
least twice.
He was taken into custody about
midnight by Officer David Hayes, who
contlacatcd a six-shooter with three
l'Ollnds lefl In lhe chamber~
He claimed the pistol was recovere<I
from under the front seat of the suspect's
auto and a.s a result arrested and booked
him on a felony charge of carrying a
concealed weapon.
Dougherty, 3l, of 619 Plumer St., Costa
M..,., is also being held on a 162.50
1ratnc l'(arrant filed earlier by Lo•
Angeles County authotllles, police said.
The process of formolly ldenUfy!ng Md
booking tile alleged Dougherty was made
a bit difficult Jn early'stag" ., be stood
In the Jail cage, pollce 18id.
fnv .. ugalors alleged that he variously 1 idcntlflecf himself as Thom., Jeffrie A.
Dougherty Jr .. Csesar Rlohord Jason,
Thomas Aloysius Dou&J!Crty. Thomas
Jeffrey Aloystus Jr., Jeff Dougherty Jr.,
and Tbomu Ja.ron Brotta. •
Jlil Officer Art Courteau 8'id he
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1"lyste1·ious Sentinel
The ''thing" \\'hi('h popped up out of the la\1·n at the home of l\1r
and l\Irs. Doyll' founds. 898 ·rownc St .. C'osla l\fesa. had passersby
puzzled until they reveaoled it would becon1c a Jightposl. It is actual-
ly a.11 old pine tree trunk rile Founds' found in Idaho.
U.S. Naval .l\cade1ny Says
Fi11al Exam Co1npromisetl
ANN APOLIS. :'\Id. !:\P) -The L:.S.
Naval Academy. untou<'hed by cheating
scandals that ho\·e rochld other milil<lry
academics in recent yt'<irs, has ordered
900 midshipmen to take a <;eco11d final
examination in a naviga!ions course.
The academy issuL'Cf a irrsr !"latemcnt
today saying it learned "lhal a final
exa1n in navigation hns b L' l' n
con1promised. ''
Officials \~Ou!d not say if ropit·~ nf Ilic
test had been obtained before th e
scheduled exam or if there had been
widespread cheating.
Unofficial sources off ca n1 p u"
rstim:ited as manv as JOO of the
;1pprox1ma1cly 90-0 ni'idshipmcn v.·ho took
the test regislered perfect scores, y,·hich
aroused suspicion.
About 4.200 studcnls attend the
acadc1ny .
An acadrmy .spokr~rnan s:lid an
inve~tigation \\'as bt'i::un affer ,1
niidshipman reported '"!he exorn h:id
bl'f'n eompromised. •·
The rp..examinat ion has been schcduled
f01· Wednesday , 1he day that graduation
\\1'f'k fcst 11·1tics begin for the <:luss or
i9i4 .
Santa Ana ..
Teacl1ers
On Stril{e
An estimated 270 of San!a i\na Unifil'll
Schoo.I District's 1,200 teachl'I'" 11 l'111 on
strike 1oclay but substit11lt'' wrrf'
standing by to keep classes open.
The one-day strike by one of thrt'c
teachers' groups ovPr a I~ pcrrcn1
wage-hike demand, was mC'l by counl ,\'
schools Superlnlendent Dr Hob r r l
Peterson wilh a recommendation that th•·
Santa Ana board try to have the t('achcr~
stripped of their teaching Ol:'Cdenual)>.
He suggested that the board challen~r
the tearhers' credentials hefon:-thr
California Cu r r i c u 1 u rn Comm1ssio11.
"'hich certifies teachers.
"The caution I would have is that thf'
teachers· as individl.lals signed contracl:-;
as individual professionals \Vho arc
authorized by the slate to te:ich.'' l1P
said.
He called the strike a "breach or
contr::ict."
"I know that the district is qui1r
disturbed over the direct defiance the
teachers exhibited," Peterson said.
The ract that they have refused 10
lccach, he said. is the ''legal point of no
rrturn."
"The current situation in C'ducation
being what it is.'. he said, "this is !hr
ideal lirne for teache rs to lose their
crt-dentials. -Or alt !he limes they cou1d
have chosen. this is the "·ors! in 40 year;;
becau.c;e of the surplus of lower salaried.
beginning teachers."
r\cgotialions over salaries a r c
procerding under provisions of thr
\Vinton Act bct"'een representatives of
the board of education and the thr~·C'
tcacl'U!rs'/ grou ps that make up the
Certificated Employees Co u n c i I .
:iccord1ng to Harlan Anricr.'-On. ;iss1stant
superintendent ,.f ihr San1a An a
• Anderson termed the slrikc "hilrd l11
understand because the negotiations :lrr
sii ll go1n:; on·•
lie ackno1\·/edged that !he slrike 1s
1il1·gt1l undt•r Sf'tt1ons of the educatwn
;111d f:O\ crruncnt codes but refused to
l'o1nn1ent on ony possible disciplinary
a(·t1on !ht• board might take.
lil·~:ird1ng Peterson's suggestion of
ch.1lleng1ng the tcach<.'rs' credcntials, he
.,;ud . ··\\'e are ,i:n·ing lhis con.!iiderauon."
Tht' tcarht•r.<; ncgollaling: groups arc
!ht' S:1n\;1 .\n:1 Educa1nrs Associ,111011. th1•
t't·dl·rat1on nl .\~.-ocialed Cl;issifieds anrl
Tl'uch<:rs .• 1nd lh<' Santa Ana Pcrsonnrl
~nd t;u1d:u1"e .\,,oc1:llion
Uf the 1hrr·1· gro ups. 11·luch rrpresenl
about 75 prrt'rn! nf the district's 1,.260
teachers. n.,1 y the Federation of
A."50Ciated Ll.i;;.~ilil'Cis and Teachers is
~volved in th1• .~1:1k .. -. Anderson said.
Tracing thc h1~1ory of lhc negolialions.
he said, the ho<:1rd w.1~ asked April ZJ for
a 54 pcrt<'nt 11:i~f' hike. "'hich 1l
countered \1ay 14 \\11h :in offrr of three
perc<'nt. The l'rrt1!1r·;l!t·d Employers
Council thrn n~kcri f11r 15 percent .
follo\\·ed by a bo;1rd Offtr \\'<'dnesday of
I 11·e percent.
ThC' 15 perc<'nt d1•mand he said. "·ould
co-;t th<' distril't j 111111.<Jn. cxclusl\e uf
ot hl•r demand-; h~· rht• 1t·.11·h<'rs· group.
The FedE·ration al~o 11. inanded a tim1 l
on class size of 2~ J<:tudents. conrercnce
pC"riods for elementary .~chool tea chers
and rmploye fringe b<'nef1!s for
:;ubstitutc and" ten1porary teuchers,
1\nder.!ion said.
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gw1point." said Patrolman Hayes, who
dro" lnlo the bllr parklng Joi just ..,
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