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WASAINGTON (UPI) - A high FBI combat news leaks of sensitive national
official handed an assistant 8ttomey security matters.
general secret wiretap records in July, s0 deep waS Nixon's concern with the
1971 for fear J. Edgar Hoover might use leaks, a newly published tape transcript
·them tO blackmail Preiident Nixon as he shows, that at one .time be considered
bad used. wiretap informaUOn to orderipg' lie detector tests for 400,000
blackmail othef presidents. gov.emment workers .who had "top
The story came -to light today in five secret" clearerice.
volumes of evidence published by the A previously unpublished transcript
House Judiciary Committee before it from July 24, 1971 showed the depth of
begins debate next week on whether Nixon's ire over the leak about the U.S.
Nixon 's conduct in office warrants negotiating position in the arms .talks.
impeachment. "Now, goddamn it, we 're not going to
~e new eviden~e traces ~ political allow it," Nixon said on the tapes. "We , r ...:.-· , .1 1 .• , ..L uPl'T.._.... spymg developed m the White House -just aren't going to allow it."
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SUFFERS BRAIN 'n.iMOli'
Actreu SUun Ha~lrd
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CQnt-ractors,
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Air Threats
By DOUGl.AS FRIT7..SCHE
_ot tilt D1ll1 Piiot Sllff
Contractors ha ve repeated a threat ,to
use non-union construction \\'Orkers if
striking building industry unions \viii not
reduce their wage demands.
Talks bel\\'een carpenters, cement ·
masons and laborers and contractors
broke down for the third t i m e
· \Vednesday. The strike which has idled ·
rriillioos of dollars v."Orth of construction ,
in Orange County i.s dragging to\vard th~
end Of its thil·d week with no end in sight.
Respondinlil'. with a threat of their own.
carpenters chief nCgotiator Paul J\1iller
saii:l "there can only be real trouble" if'
this happens. /
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·,f :.l r.~-~iir':.-.~ __ • :· v .:..:_sti·e Sie.· gel;, ·~au. ~·~r1.o(-,Mf.,,and 'ifr's.""B,"ffi .~ie~eie1 ~f 1, -using the same persoonel~and techniques.. --But-the big surprise in the 2,314 pages· i ·.rw"'.1~-,~ iu·i -• -from elaborate ~aclnnery set up to of evidence came in a swom statement · Hun\,ingtpn Beach, gives a fn~q y bug to· a pet goat at· the ran~e
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N• R £ attorney general and once a...high official
Brain T~'mor
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Susa1i lh!:xivard
Talks broke dO\VO \Ved nesday after a
contractors negot.iator told those from --tne Carperife.ii'IJn100 IOCals-tfial uiilesS' --.·
a setUement is reached soon, non-union
'\\-"Orkers will replace them at the
construction sites. according to Charles
' • ', ' • . ' • -, • " -• I • . ' •. IXOll .· e erence in the Nix\)11 re-<>lection ·campaign. 1 • "· .... -• t~ • · -· · -• · • • Mardian; a sometjme Sau Clemente lsa.t~:aeme~ttl~J.& .... !.? Rehnquisi as' -~t~j:E:!: cool~:'.!ts:liv::~
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~T.. " ~ /11 1 ·· , • 4,;:d· · · · -go;-. to be fired beca•..,; ot. policy
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• ., 'l'f""'· .... .,, .·"· 1 , 1 • .;~.if~·· ... · ,, , . Nixon referred to WJlham H. Rehnquist dian w•·etaps ord•red by Henry A. • , ~-$. " • '•'t. ' ,. ,... . ' ,.-:~ 1•.. • • "cl " lhr ~-bel u < 11 .. 1,. ·~.. I .... , ,1... ~ .,,.. , ~ ·~ :. .... i~ -t-: ·:r .-.es a own ee mon~ ore nam-Kl . • 1 ked ho ~ , .·~ j~.t.i~s• ('-!•' .. ·,;' '' ~!:~~sl."t'~~riland•".tff..,'., ing.him to the U.S. Supreme Court, and· ssmger a .. er newo ea out a ut ,/ .:~:;: ,f"'i":~. ;, (~[~~;~;~·.:.#~~":, J .. ~~r~;.~-:·;"~'.:: ;)•.: ·· .. :-. -1'.~;. ~~=~~':8!t: fj= ~:i -~~~ ~~fa~~tfu:i~:i1~in(~i;~~ate-
j\A .li~:IY.8'f ~. ~~ , , -~~1't.t"r-'', ::.:r."""' i I~~~-.~ iP1.~ .... , ~s .~ to eyl.dence released today by the House "He said this was wiretap inlormation
"'---. .. , ' ~FPi ~Mon :11.uite· ~ . ..;a iihalnm.. -Mtl..n'1h ~...rm-Judi Convnitt and that, in his opinion, l\lr. Hoover cnuld ~ .... ·~ . .~~· 1 ". 0,;,:;.;T'' ·' . .._~ ... '1 .'T !!"'':~~s:r•r-...... ,e.1;;. 1.-~'V·.,, · ciary • ee. -not be entrusled with this infonnation ," '/iOO!e ·~ ··ort'~ .'bO~ tKSer::w.~Y'~ / 'Rfes!li OOJ(eren~1byt Henry . Kissi:Dger In a conversation ·among Nixoq, th·e FBl report said.
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mlfilitr ~· ·. 1 ''Ji·"'-· . staff and visAmir . dimtltaries ~often esl n was 19CUSsms: t use 1e
· : ~ · : ~ .v~~ ; •. ;. :·8~ a't "the fihtm'".i:~r.~ .. ' -rt .. I f ~aeteoiors to determ~e which offici~s
o ~.:t' , ... -.-_r_ .. "' t· .~, . . I~ ·~~~\'e. ~M,il' or ltef1tW;J ,pl!Y ha~e ~ea~ed ~ oo the Strategic T\.:... G W ~.'wnKtj,·mwe .. Md . , • _ .. ,. · • . ·, • · ~ ft '.A1ims L1m1tat1on Talks (SALT)'. 1...0ctor t ty
ii-U..: il.!<lt\>'c m6ie •$ti!< ' ,; ~~· '" .' · · •..:.., · 1 • Rehnquist 'at .the time was Justice llilf." Preiley, A' loog lime' friend.Of fhe1 .: -' • ----•• _,,_" '· ' Department legal counsel. '
f,'midenfJ,, sat~, ~."~Y·-.. . n -' . AccordiJ!i to, the !fanscript or the In Pot .Smugg,Ie.
An..ANTA (UPI) -Actre-ss Susan
· Haywara is 'undergoing treatment at
Emory University Hospital here for a
brain tµmor , the Atlanta Constitution
said today. · .
Th~ newspaper ,quoted ·~close friends"
of her late husband's f!lrnily as 'saying
Miss Hayward, ~;had peen. "in:decllning
health for several months~' and was
admitted to the hOspital this week.
The newspaper also said that Dr .
George T. Tindall perfonned a brain
biopsy on Miss Hayw~~-W~!-'-~~~y -~
determine whether the tumor was
malignant or benign.
The hospital refused to confirnf or deny
that the Osca r-winning actress had been
admitted. A spokesm1µ1 said the hospital
adheres strictly to a confidential policy
concerning patients if it is r:equesled by
the patient or the patient's,farflily,
Tipdall also refused to talk with.news-
men.-.. .
t.1.iss Hayward lived at ~rrollton, Ga ..
from 1958 to 1966 when she was married
to the late Eaton Chalkley whom· she met
here while making the fibn h ."I'd Qlim.9:
the Highest Mountain." ·
Trenta. secretary of the Carpenters
District Council ef Orange County.
A carpenters union delegate assembly
voted Tuesday to tum do\\'n the most
recent contractors' ofrer of t2.90 an hour
in increases over the next three years.
The Carpenters have been asking ror
$1.90 in \vage and fringe benefits for a one-year contract, carpenters now earn
$9.46 an hour in wage and fringe benefits.,
The settlement offered by t h e
contractors. Trent.a said, "'ould pul
(See STRIKE, Page ZI
Orange Coast
·weather
Fog near the beaches occa-
sionally on Friday. Otherwise in-
creasing Jiigli cloudihcss. Con-
tinued quite warm inland with
highs near 90. Beach temperatures
·in the lower 70s.
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After Chalkley's death in 1966 from a
kidney ailment, Miss Hayward moved to ..
Beverly Hills. · .
INSWE TODAY
Nepal's abomiiiable snowman
has struck agaili. knock.ing out
a teen-age girl near i\ft Everest.
See Page 7.
Riverside Blazes
t'.~ -tMtr declsl:lp in economic • . • i. You ¥emember' that meeting we had sentencing next month after pleading Jl!fl1',,,. ~ey, a San €lemen~e city ; . "YONKERS,) 41i,y (UPI) _ ·vonkt!fs when I told that group of clOWtlfJ we had guilty to charges of financing a $2 million
CouriCffman . .,.; 'lhn Manager Roy Frll(lr M-........ elo .,Martinelli says Clifford . around here. Renchburg and that group. marijuana smuggling ring. ~ id ...... haye~ at Le a $100 000 -3 ·" ~ What' hi rune"" Roschen enterel his plea Tuesday in 18 ........,, . 1 ' over O'Key, the city 's.manager for less thania .. s 1 n ., · . · U.S. Dislfict Court. Sentencing l\'aS ~he "'"' ~ ol tbe various year,: has resigned his '421000-8-year "Rehnquist, E.hrl)~hman replied. scheduled for Aug. 'J:l. The doctor could PERRIS (UPI ).-Fire .burned some ,~;to tbe .Whl~e House corps. post, citing economic hardships. ' Yeah, Relwtqu1st1 Nixon said. . smce-Ni•oa became presld~, the Inn O'.Key, whO came to Yonkers last year Le~ than three_ months .lat~. Nixon be sent to prison ·for five years and fined 600 acres o( brush and grass land ,1 ~' 8ar;t C!e=e ~u... ·•i tjty; nianager when lhc Republfean a~pomted Rehnquist to t::e ~ b:' $l~~~as indicted with 19 per~ns from ::,-;::s,~ ?!h:·:i_si~ie:~~rt~~ ~ • ~-----.., r lhe Pres was in ·administration took over, reportedly sald with th~ ~ment that ell n, th• •·cramento .and Vacaville.areas las The n ;vision of Forestry got more than • , · :, ....,. ""'":, --ul.hili.re5i ....... •1M'JettertoMartinelli th't outstar.tm.g m-ever -nte ectua· .,.>Ml .,.
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Nixon Prediction ou·t 11 ..... P•1Jel
EVICT ..•
White Houee," Presley sald.
U.S. Economic Growth Takes Second Dive
Though he affirmed hls dec ision was a
matter of simply "good economlc1," he
added he feels the White Rouse staff has
"poor public relations," and ls often
W\COQperative.
WASHINGTON (UPI I - N I x on
administration p r e d i c t i o n s of a
rebounding econoniy hn\fe t> b e e n
overturned by new government Jlgures
that show a second consecutive quarterly
decline in economic growth, UPI learned
today. Wedneoday'a galna with another broad "I wiah I could say expJeUve deleted,"
Presley·quipped. ''I have nothing againlt
the President. He ls a good friend of
mine and l 'll always support him. But 1
don 't do buJiness with tbe President. I
have had to deal with his staff.''
The rePort is bound to reviv e debate advance today.
over whether the United States endured a The 10 a.m. PDT Dow Jones average of
mild.recession in the first lhree months 30 industrial stocks"WU up 12.20 polbts-to or 1974. But . the stock market added lo , 7'1'.17, on top of a Jline.f'Olnt rile The· eviction Is 1he peak of what ha1
been a 'worsening relationship In recerW.
weeks belween the White llouse staff and
the San Clemente townsfolk.
• \Vednesday.
.---------------------------, Gainers led losers by 8-to-3 on the New
Great· Therapy
Patient Wins $1 Million Lottery
BARRIE, One. (UPI) -A patient in a psychiatric ward who was
supposed to undergo "no sti:_ess whatsoever~ has learned be won the
$1 million top prize in the Olympic Canada lottery draw.
l\1ax 1'1atetich, 54, a district 1 manager for a distillery in this
city 60 1niles north of Toronto, got the good news Wednesday at
Royal' Victoria 1-:lospital, where 'he was admitted as a patient Sunday.
His lawyer, Bruce Owens, said l\Jatetich was "elated -he just
coudn't believe ~it al first." Owens .bas been given l\Iatetich's power
of attorney and will pick up the tax-free winnings.
The drawing was held Tuesday night in Edmonton.
A hospital spokesman would not disclose the reason for ·l\fate-
tich's admittance and said it was not known how long he would re-
main hospitalized:
.Evidence Sliows Nixon's
Creation of 'Plumbers'
WASH!NGTON (UP!) -It was the
leak or the Pen tagon Papers to the press
by Daniel Ellsberg that started~President
Nixon's anger about news leaks and led
to creation of the White House
"Plumbers" unit, according to court
affidavits o:mtaincd. in the Hoese
Judiciary Committee's latest release 'Of
evidence today.
•·1 don't give a damn how it is done, do
\1•h11tever has to be done to stop these
leaks,•· Nixon told his top staff after the
Pentagon Papers appeared in June 1971.
Duripg the Labor Day weekend of that
year, the office of Ellsberg's psychiatrist
in Beverly Hills was broken into, in a ~ -~
futile "Plumbers" searCh for informatkn
damaging to Ellsberg.
· Nixoo acknowledged 14 months ago he
authorized establishment of t be
Plumbers. The committee evidence
shows he frequenUy was inYOlved tn a
\•ariety of activities aimed at plugging
the leaks.
One affidavit cited by the panel, filed
and made public in April, was by fonner
special counsel Charles W. Cobon, now
serving a jail term ror obstructi<11 of
York Stock Exchange.
~rollei• linked the bu,ylng t 0
speculation on Wall Street ihat the
pnibl..,,. posed by record lnlcrest rates
might have convinced the. Federal
Reserve to ease up at least a little on its
monetary Policy.
The drop in ecoDOmic output between
April and .June was small -80l1lething
lt" tbao 1 percent -Informed aources
said. 'lbi.l was far less than the dramaUc
6.3 percent decline in the first ttne
months of 1974, the biggest quarterly
slump since 1958.
Tiie actual ilgum ,wilJ be ftleased
later today by the Commerce
Department in its quarterly report on the
Gross Nitlonal Product (GNP). \
1be rieW statistics reflect an economy
that la llhaldng olf Ille debilitating elfe<ts
of the energy crisis, but not quite as fast
as the Administration hoped.
Such key government otflclal1 as
Kenneth Rush , President· Nh:on's chief
The San Clemente Dons, a group of
unofftcial greeters who have often ~
welcomed Nixon on his S o u t h c r n
CaJifomia visits, tell slighted when they
were not aUowed on the White House
compow:ld grounds Friday for the:
President's arrival.
In an initial clue that Presley was not
as accommodating as usual. he placed the
press corps in a smaller banquet room
Saturday so lhat a local banquet could
proceed.
Presley said the main economic loss
came beeauae of ·ttie Ulldependabillly of
being available ror the President's crew.
"l give you an example of what
happens," Presley said. "Somebody 'Will
call me from the White House and say,
'Paul, the PresiClent Wiil be here from
lhe 141!> to the 18th.' . .
"We might bave to cancel a group that
wanted IO rooms· starting !he 23rd," he
added. .
~.and ChainnaD ~'-Burns of the Federal Reserve Board .
"Theft.-.t. . on about the 20th, it slarts
raiiling. 'The President feels like gOing 1
be.ck.' they tell me. So I'm left wilh -an
empty Inn," he aakt. "It's bappened predicted a small ','plus" In economic Fiedler Fire Fan
growth In the ~receding three mooths.
The l't!U!t, acs:ordlng I<! highly placed
sources, was ju.tt. the opposite.
1be figures also show bow badly the
nation is be.Ing victimized by inflation.
The "minus" growth rate actually meens
that rising prlCOI in April.June wipeil out
the total IDcrule In the value of all
goods and ..mces produced during that
thfte.mooth period.
Tiie -.cl defmltlon of recesskm is
two ~tive quarters of negative
econ<mic growth. Tbla hii now• taken
place.
But Chairman Herbert Stein of the
Presklent's Collncil of Econ om i c
· Advisers argued last February that this
definition "has no standing in the
economics profession."
Nixon was even more emphatic in his
State of the UnioD"message on Jan. 31.
"'lbere wHI be no recession in tile
United States,of America,'' be said.
Bol ton Pops Co nductor Arthur Fiedler, one of tbe..nalion•s best knoft
fire tiuffs, talks with battalion chief at the scene. of a four-ata.rm
fire in San Francisco. Damage to the lour story building in the finan-
cial district was estimated at $150,000. ·
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Reinecke Jurors Listen
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To Long Tape Transcript
numerous times.'~ · ·
A -po;nt to Presley .tllroulh tho '
Y"*" bas beelr that the '""""'"' themselves -to stay not at the lim
but at the Surf aRct Sand Motel 15 miles
up the.road in Lagwia Beach.
Observers of the While House scene
over the last five years say repor ters
never felt welcome at the Inn. They said
they were irril8ted by the attitude of the
Inn staff and tumt'd off by what they
considered high prices.
At Laguna , Surf and Sand operator
Merrill Johnson has ca~ered to hia
occ~ional guests. He has set up a press
room there as well, now used for the
daily briefing with White House Deputy
W H NGTO AP ._A · · h Press Secretary Gerald Warren. AS J N ( ) -,,~Jury mt e ever established what changes were The White House has not yet
perjury trial of California Lt. Governor made in the transcript that went be£ore announced where, jf anywhere, the San
Ed Reinecke today sat through a long the grand jury." __ Clemente press .equipment ·will be.
reading of the Senate hearing transcript Among the concluding prosecution relocated. Press· Secretary Ron a Id
that is the backbone of the government's witnesses will be Rep. Bob Wilson, (R-Ziegler reportedl y was looking into San
case against him. Calif.), and Joseph J. Connolly, now a Clemente's Community Oubhouse bot late Wednesday there had been no move Defense attorney James E. Cox claims lawyer in Philadelphia: in that direction.
portioos of the transcript were "scotch-Wilson helped raise financial support Presley denied that his decisK>n' was,
taped together" and are not an accurate for the convention which was set for San as Warren said Wednesday, a tactic to
account of the Senate Jud I c i a r y Diego. then shifted to Miami Beach. He get publicity. "The motel is in a competitive Orange Ca.mty caprenters $3 per hour Committee hearing at which Reinecke obtained a f400,080 pledge from Harold situation,t' Warren sakl., • • p e ,r b a p 1
behind carpenten in Nortbem California. tmtlied April 19, 1m.· Geneen, president of Int r n at r on a I manag~ feels it needS some
Sootbem California carpenters have been Only about 25 spectatOrs were in the Telephone &t TelePJfiph Corp. ~icit~ frOm an aU~ed feud. . '
trying to dose the gap betWeen wages in courtroom as assistant s p e c i a I pros-Connolly, once Ilea. d ol the w-•__:le -~:'our ~Pomt the.. White House ·the north and IOUth parta of the state. . . , ""!"•• press cOl'i>s has given tho San Clell!<fllc
justice.
1'hc document concerned 'if..1neeting
with Nixon -and former White House
Chief of Sta.ff H.R. Haldeman in June
OpWons dlf1er among t'Glltractors on ecutor 'Jbomas Ruane reed the hearmg special prosecutor s ITr investigation Inn a lot or busines at run rates and has
_ _1>ow J1111.ctica.La_Jhift to noo-union tesU.mony.__MO!LoLtnn'se in· attendance_unit, resigned in r.t:ay_Mt_~ 'L-never been-unrea!ooabte," the d'9uty
carpenters "1'0uld be. were rePorters, although Reinecke 's \vife displeasure over a decision allowing press secretary said.
1971.
Colson testified that Nl1on "said in
BLACKMAIL FEARS?
Ex-FBI Chief Hoovor
FronoP..,el
effect. l don't give a damn how it is
done, do \\'hatcver has to be done to, stop
these leaks and prevent ~r
unauthorized disclosures ; I don't want .to HOOVER
be told why it can't be done." • • •
Jahn D. Ehrlichman, formerly Nixon's----~
top domestic affairs adviser, said in an talk about the incident, it noted.
affidavit April 30 that the President told "Mr. Sullivan cont In u ! d the
him and Henry A. Kissinger. then his conversation, saying that Mr. Hoover had
national .security a[fairs adviser, "that used wiretap informatkxl to blackmal1 he believed Ellsberg has Commwtist ties
and was part of a conspiracy. other presidents of the United States
"The President said, in SUbstan-ce, that and Wis lfrakl that he eould blackmail
we must ·team who was involved and ,
quickly bring them to trial," Ehrlk:hman
testified.
EhrUchman was convicted last ~·eek or
conspiracy to violate 1be rights of Ltwis
J. Ficlding, Ellsberg 's psychiatrist. Four
other men connected with the Plumbers
have been convicted.
Officer Indicted
SAN DIEGO (AP) ~ A· fonner San
Diego pol~an was indicted Wednesday
for perjury and fabricatiilg evidence, and
charges against six persoM h e
investigated were dJsmissed. The county
grand jury indicted Hennan P. Wiggins,
33, on 13 counts.
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Mr. Nii:oo with this information. ·
"Mr. SUllivan reiterated his request of
~tr. Maniian to per9011ally contact the
President and to pass along 1.lr.
Sullivan's information and request."
There was no elaboration from
~tardian in the statement a b o u t
SUiiivan's view that Hoover had
blackmailed presidents. But Hoover, who
had held the FBI diotatorshlp since the
1920s, had long been regarded before his
__Eea!_h ~ ~~tlally one of the
Tll06t powerfut men In W ashlfigton he'
cause of .his access to FBI secrets.
In the statement, Mard.lan told the FBI
he subsequently learned "that this
wiretap was ordered by Kissinger on
behalf of the President." ·
Mardian went to John N. Mitchell , lodg
a close 8590ciate, and a short time later
was ordered to take the White Home
shutt!f plane to San Clemente.
The next nloming, he said, Nixon
ordered him to take the wiretap data
trom Sullivan -and then make me that
it matched information already in tbe
,White House.
The FBI said Mardian said Kissinger
and be checked the FBI records against
the While House's "and satisfied
themselves that Dr. Kissinger's material
matched with the cover sheet which ?rlr.
Mardian was using."
Merdian was asked it he gave the bag
containing the wiretap data to Nlxvn.
"He sat back in bis chair. shrugged his
shoulders, hesitated and a.aid , "I cannot
answer that 'Questk>n," the report said.
The SALT tape were only one group of
five separate wiretap lncidenta detailed
in the Judiciary committee evidence.
One of them wu lhe wiretap planted
Memorial Day -"end, rm a t
Democratic- -headquarters at t h·e
Watergate office building and another1 lasting fn>m MAiy. 11119 to Feb. 10, 1'11,
involved 17 government offidala and
reporters -and led to allegations that
Kissinger lied ·dnrlng his oonf'innation
hearings.
Presidential attorney James D. St.
Clair justiJied the 'declslon to wiretap
without obtaining warrants on the
grounds lhc U.S. Supreme Court had
"stated that the legality of foreign policy
warrantless w I re t a p s was an open
question ," allowing tM--govemment to~
rtly on lower court decllion1 upboldin&
such wiretaps as le&al. #
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A f*esman at the AlllOCi.ated and their three teen-aged children sat in fonner Atty. Gen. Richard !J. Kleindlen5t 'Yarren e~phasized that despite t~e
Genera Contractors, one of. t h e a front row bench. . . to plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge spht the White House personnel retain
t'Glltractors negoUating groups, aakl "lt The jurors frequently snuled at ·light In the !Tl' "strong personal · regards for Paul
would be easy enough to fmd non-union exchanges of humor between the case. Presley and , •. his wann personal
laborers or some of the other buUding senators and Reinecke quoted. in the According to the prosecution Coonolly's friendship."
trades, but I'm not sure we could fmd transcript. · function will be to identify documenta Presley is an avid collector or
enough &killed~oon-union carpenters.'"' The prosecution said it wouJd only read pertinent to the grand jury indictment Presidential memorabilia from cuff links
Another contractor, however, npect.s portklll of the Senate hearings which to napkins. Active in local Slfairs, he
· the union carpenters-to l!ign up with non-pertain to Reinecke and his involvement helped raise money to purchase a bronze
wtior\ coo.tractors as the strike drags 00 with a $200,000 ftledge from International Body Surf aces bust or Ni.J:on which was presented lo the ~ :;eil;i:.!:'ter, not one of the Telephone & Te egraph Corp. to bring the First Lady two years ago. 1 ...... • r-· Republican national convention to San He was the local chairman for the
negotiators, to&d 'Ibe Daily P i 1 ° t Diego. Al } • L k Committee to Re-elect the President in ::::ar..~tb "':n~ i!°', .. ~ U.S. Di!Ulct Judge Barrington Parker rvlDC 8 e the last election and was a fundamental
r""V ·--rejected a defense motioo Wednesday'to figure in the campaign to set up a
ready to IO back to wort." disni• the case, saying changes in the A body that noated to the surface of presidential library in•San Clemente .
Union. negotiaton lee the threat 1o go Seoate tranlCripts do not afrect parts of Irvine Lake late Wednesday has been Presley has been known in San
non-union as 8 bluff dMlgned to set them the transcripts used in the indictment identified by Orang County sheriff's Clemente as uthe amt.act" fO!' the ·
to acquiesce to o:mtractors oflera. against Reinecke. • deputies and ~roners officers as that of Western ~te House, often helping pl:t·~C::~'%.':e ~~=~ :;: Benjamin H. Firshein, the stenotypist George Washihgton Stallworth, 32, of Los arrange VlSlts to the compound.
1 bo who recorded Re.inecke's testimony AI!geles. l-
ems a ut such matters as our pension before the cormnlttee, said that at the Stallworth dilowned in the lake Ju.ne 29 ~ ' fund.!, with mmkxis o1 ck>11ars m them, c I 'S d I ' which have .to be mo!ved, bul we are prooecutor's office he edited th e when he dl•ed from the boat In which be ar OS tan S ll
going ahead with plans to run 1Pr tranlCript last March before it was given had been fishing with a companion and
union." to the grand jury, then made more disappeared after taking a few strokes. MADRID (UPI) -Prince Juan Carlos, u management tries to go through with editorial changes last weekend. Scuba divers have made several efforts ~ is to rul e .as king when Generalissi-
it, Miller said, "It's going to be one mess. Pro s e cu t or R i c h a rd D av i s to locate hi1 body in tbe put three weeks mo Francisco Franco dles O!' -ret1res,
We have been unioo. Jn ~this area_for characterized the.changes as minor. without success. They said murky stood in today for the first time for the many; many decades and there can ooly ••1 was dlSapj)Ointe(l, ··-Reinecke said or -ci>riClitlons art he ~·oottotn of the lake -a"iling Chier ·or S tate -at -Ciremoriles
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Bui the ~ o1 the l>eovy equipment I
operators, Jooeph Seymour ol Operating
Engineers Local 12, whlcll COl'en
Southern Calilornla and part of Nevada.
said hl.t local will _.k aide by oldt with
~~.
"We have ow o.wn·contracts and intend ·
to hcmr them," Seymour said.
Seymour, .. -local bas been plagued
with a high rate of wiemployment, has
backed contractors since before the
strike began.
A letle< he sent to his members urged
that any who had left construction sUtS
In 111-of _the other crafls return to
their jobe and urge Rther trades to
reduce their demands.
The contracton see the issue in terms
of black and red.
"We have to decide whether to pay the
atrtkera what they are asking for and wi
broke that way, ·or try to operate withc>ut
unions-except for engineers and
teamsters-and see what happens."
Engineen broke away· from the
Building Trades C.U.cil ., they .....lei
nol have to oupport strikes by other
tradel. Te.amaten, the contracton said,
•"OU!d aJ..,-'< In a.-~· -Bui. Treota sald, many ol the
members ol the two uniou .....lei not
-•-ork In an -lbop.
"We. ha"' been unJoo for a Jona time
and 1 doc'l lhlnk they ... going to rl"'
up what we fought for IO lo0g,'• De .said.
Water Strike On
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Del"riment of
Waler ind Power worken stayed off
their jobs today In dtflanct of a court
order bt 1 strike that hU lnqht ~ of sabotap ln>m olficlals of the
municipal udllty. •
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Reagan 5th District Pick Faces Co.urt Battle?
By JOHN VALTERZA
Of ""-o.11r ,., ... tleff
Sources in the Clliromia Attorney
General 's ~rflce confinned todiy that,
given Ute r1~t set of circwnstances, an
appointed Fitth DlstriQt Supervisor might
be faced with a court battle next January
to stay in office.
And the source further confirmed that
legal advice given to "client" Gov.
Rooald Reagan coofiicb with 'legal
advice given by County Counsel Adrian
Kuyper to his own "clients."
'Kissinger
ftrriving
On Coast
By BELEN TROMAS
UP'I Wllltt HMM lttHrtw
President Nixon. concerned in recent
days mostfy with the economy, turns his
~ttention today to other problems,
including the possibility he may be
impeached. •
Political adviser Dean Burch, who iias
been monitoring impeachment talk in
Washington, planned to meet with Nixon
today al the oceanside Western White
House, Aides said they would be
discussing "a number of problems,''
Indicating impeachment would probably
be discussed,
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger,
who bas been on the telephone to Ni.Ion
frequently over the Cyprus crisis, was
scheduled to arrive tonight, as was
Jlerbert Stein, chainnan of the Council of
Economic Advisers, ·and Kenneth C.Ole,
executiVe director of the Domestic
Council. ·
believes· the law ls clear end that J.f..
RMgan appolnled I succ.uor to fill the
old Ima ot the late Ronald ~. a
reappointment would have to come nex t
January 7 """1 the new govetnor took
offlce.
The Btaff of Attorney General Evelle .
Younger 1 &he IOUl"Ce lndicated, bu sent a
memo to Reagan that ls substantially
different from . Kuyper's. .
That memo, which the high official
asserted waa leaked to K u y p e r ,
Kuyper has told supervisors t~t he
reportedly ciom@ins an •loo to Reagan _ over a cispers heir.
that Uthe outgoing pvernor appointed a The oource In Younger's olflic~ aald
suoceaor,' UM.. appointment W®Jd be that the ' obvious conflict could come in
valid during the final mooths of this year Januilry if Edmwid G. Brown Jr. were
and wou1d automatically carry over into elected Governor.
C.Spers' new term. . . II is coooeded that Brown mislif
Hence, the state's lawyers are saying appoint a Democrat to !Ul the caspers
that no reappointment would b e_ vacancy.
necesaa.ry come .If1uary. And if a Reagan ..ai>Pointee were
Qesplto the nonparUsan label on the unpalatable to the Democrats, he or she
Casper& seat, partison Politics are could be booted out only alter a short
definitely coloring the tough bargaining term in office.
..
Nixon, after talking to Kissinger
\Vednesday, dispatched Under Secretary
of State Joseph Sisco to London to talk
with British and Turkish officials in an
efforf to prevent conflict between Turkey
and Greece over Cyprus.
Recruits in Action
Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said '"
Kissinger had asked Nixon lo· send Sisco
"to discuss ways or bringing about a
Ch~n ups are hard for some, easy for others as re-
crults at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San
Diego discover during their first week of training.
Drilf instructors say they will all be able to handle
the bar,, just fine in eight weeks when they earn the
title Uhited States Marine at graduation ceremonies.
peaceful solution." · ·
Deputy Press Secretary Gerald Warren
said that Nixon has not been in contact
with his chie f Watergate lawyer, James
D. St. C1air. But St. Clair talks daily with
Nixon's chief of staff, Alexander M.
Haig.
Burch an dthe President's chlef legisla-
tive assistant, William 'I)mmons, are
keeping the Praldeot posted on the mood or the House Judiciary committee, wblch
may vote on articles of impeachment
Woman Mayor
Tells President
'Stay and Fight'
_ withln.two~ks._1hey: als:o.a.~con_· -WOODLAND-HIUS, Tex7"'"·(·UPl)--
stant touch wi.th Ho~ member~ who .ar.e Nina F. Robbins, a grandmother and
expectt'd to side _WJtb the President. if 1t mayor of this tiny Dallas County
comes to a vote 1D the House. community who barely survived an
impeachment attempt, said today she
has 110me advice for President Nixon .
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High Roller.
T exa1i Collects ·$440,000 ·
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LAS VEGAS (UPI) -Two casinos where a mysterious, wealthy :roan
1-£@l_bled this week _@n~t_kng.w_who_h~a~ but.!hJ?y_SJ.11'.fJmOW he_W&l.-the(e. _
According to casino executives, the Texan arrived on a private jet Mon·
day and started playing ·craps at the Horseshoe Casino.
By midnight he h8.d won $80,000. He took that to the Union Plaza Casino
and won anolher $250,000, making bets of up to $60,000.
Then; they saidt eig!)~. hours later, he returned to the Horseshoe, won
$110,000 more, took his $4'40,000 total winnings, returned to lhe airport and flew
back to Texas.
If the conflict indeed came, and a new
appOintee Were seated in January, the
source· In Younger's o£fice Predicted a
bitter legal test.
That test could involve the original
Reagan appointee refusing to relinquish
the office to a Brown appointee.
The source likened it to a siege at the
gates, with one appointee insisting under
the state interpretation that the tenure
was secure.
The Brown appointee would be hauling
to oust the occupant and take over
himself.
The _prevailing lheory among observers
of the strange case are predictin g that a
Reagan appointee would have to be
someone palatable to leaders in. each
political party.
If such a person was lound and
appointed. then even -if Brown wtre to
win in November, the plan would call for
))is reappoint ing the Reagan heir as
chosen by Reagan.
* * * * * Casp~rs Aides'
1
W o;rk Slackened
A group of administrative assistants to
the late Fifth District Supe.ryisor Ronald
Caspers continues to mind the store
durjpg thr waiting period for the
appointment of a successor, but one
admitted Wednesday that the workload
ha s slack~ed measurably.
Jack -GtHso, one of the group of
assistants still trying to keep the dist(ict
intact-despite_ th.e. laclLQLa___yote onJhJL
Orange County Board of Supervisors-
described himseU and his fellows as a
"tightly-knit crew" f'·
"We're still working hard, but without
a boss to hand out orders, it has to be
admitted that the WQrkl~d just can't be
as great as before.
"We're really waiting with· batt'd
breath to find out who is going to be
'!)/&?(!'Says
Omar After
Snake Bite
MILAN, Tenn. (UPI) -Omar the
snake handler, tbre\t two snakes ~ the
floor of a local new~paper to get "some
free publicity." But one of his snakes
turned on him and bit him in the leg.
Omar, whose_ real name is Tommy
C.owden, was taken to a hospital in
serious coodition . .
He was demonstrating Wednesday how
to milk venom from one of the snakes
w.*..it struck him on the ~~leg in'the
otnCe of the Milan Mirror, a local weekly
ne~per. r, .
appointed by ttie governor to take Ron's
place. and certainly we're interested i..r1
staying on to continue the work,"' he
added.
In the trying v.·eeks since the death or
Caspers in the sea off Baja California,
his workers have faced their share of
new problems brought on by the tragedy.
Some aides have 3.dmitted that the
Consitutency can l>CCrUel at times. -=~---1
Such was the case recently when a :
receptionist took a phone call a with the
standard phrase. "Supervisor Ca soers'
office.'' ·
"What do you mean?" replied a safCa~ic male caller. "He's dead."
~Despite the tone of a few··calls. aides
stiil insist that among the constituency, :
little insecurity is apparent in the daily ·
working of the office staff.
"Most people who call for help from.:
the office still make the same requests
and make it clear that thef expect the
same service. i
• "And they get it,'' Guiso said. 1
He said that the workload also ,has
tapered off because Caspers' role on the
South Coast Regional Zone Conservation
Commission has been assumed by fellow
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich.
Although one Caspers staffer bas been
pledged lo Diedrich for help in the
successor's new role, less v.·ork is falling
on , the Caspers office now that the shift
has been e(Jected.
Among the greatest frustrations,
however, is the vulnerability of the
district in formal sessions before the
supervisors.
Citizens in the district involved in
issues coming before the board have
blamed the lack of )lJUr>ervisor for the
success of decisioos against them.
Residents of Mission Viejo who battled ;,.Cowden, 47, o( MadllOn, Tenn., was
· ~ .he-Mn..-Ciil.:-n· ~w'lii-~~~~lasl~~~ad,t~~..._--=' serious condition. A. nurse-· in the removt'd in a neighborhood insisted that
intensive care unit said today he had to the last-minute, Caspers aides had
improved rapidly and was listed in fair predicted success in their campaign.
condition. But when tht!' matter came before the
Editor Bob Parkins said Cewden other ~our superviS?rs, the lack of repfe.
brought two snakes to the newspaper~ _sentation ~ glanng .
office to get some publicity for a show. The barricade remained.
"You could hear' those two snakes G!JiSO said that at the grass-roots level
. Flying Saucers
To Be Accepted?
"Stay in there and right. Sir." she said.
Mrs. Robbins was found guilty Tuesday
night of improperly handling the duties of
ma)IOr bot survived the impeachment
attempt when not enough-counCHmen
participted in the vote to remove her
from oCfice.
. rattlin~ l~ke the devil when he brought . aides still are attendi~g publi~ meetingst
'---------------------------'· them m _m a ~lot.h ba g,'' Parkins said. to soak up comn1un1ty sentlment an<\'
"They didil'tlike the idea one bit. lend a hand. ~
TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) -The h<od of a
group that believes in nying saucers said
the U.S. government is about io launch a
campaign to prepare the world to accept
"extraten'eltrial visH:ors."
"I predict that within six mmths -
possibly as litt1e as three months -it
will be obvious the official position has
undergone a 180-degree reversal," L. J.
LorenZCfl, director of the Tueson-besed
Aerial Phenomena Research Organiza·
tion. said Wednesday.
He said one reason for this might be
"the fear that other nations might beat
us out in announcing the reality of
"Jt's a political ' thing because they
don't want me in there .. a woman
mayor." . Mrs. Robbins t'aid Of the
attempt by the five men on the Ci ty
Council to oust her when she refused tO
resign.
Councilman George Gipson filed the
impeachment complaint against Mrs.
Robbins, elected as mayor of the town of
400 persons in 1973. Gipson accused her
of mishandling the duties of mayor and
interfering with the work of the city
secretary.
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State to Probe County
·Beef for 'Mishandling'
and sold for 85 cents .a pound, about 40
cents below the market Price of
inspected beef.
"Each or those things was about five "We have a full schedule of meetings
fett long and when he dumped them out and we're trying the best we can, even
of the sack on the floor, the head of the though the boss is gone," he said.
things looked monstrous."
Parkins said C.owden demonstrated
how to milk venom from one of the
snakes and then put the snake back
down. About that time, he said, the snake
struck oot and caught C.owden on the leg.
"He started hollering profane words,"
the editor said, "and called for a knife or
a razor blade in a hurry."
Maybe If Runs
' In the F anii,ly
SAN F.RANCISCO (UPI) -It was a
family reunion for Dana ~v.'is, 20, and
his brother, Darryl, 18, in a police van.
~-.
The State Department or Food and
Agriculture will begin a thorough
investigation this month into the sale of
suspected uninspected beef in Orange
C.ounty, according to Robert J. Han, a
compliance officer for the department's
Bureau of Meat Inspection.
Hall said the department is conducting
such investigations throughout Southern
California, liut will emphasize the Orange
County area in its next probe.
He said the beef is too poor in quality
to be graded good, choice or prime by
U.S. Department of Agriculture
inspectors and may carry harmful
diseases.
Diseases that-may be carried by the
un inspected beef include tape:,vonn, food
poisoning and undulant fever, Hall added .
Parkins said the snake handler used a
large pocket knife to open his leg above
the bite and let out some blood. The
editor then rushed the snake handler to
the hospital where,..be was given anti·
snakebite venom. __ _
Police were called to the newspaper
office and an officer with a shotgun killed
both snakes.
Dana was picked up on burglai-y
charges and placed in the van at Park
police station.
-The_ van traveled. to .. Richmond police
station en route to the hall of justice and
then picked up Darryl. He, too, had been
arrested on burglary charges.
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That's Too Baaad
This goa"t at the Orange County Fair In Costa Mesa seems to be keep-
ing an eye on visitors t<> make sure tlley obey the sign. II they get
lo close to ·him with their cigarettes, he just:might eat them.
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The department's most r ecent
investigation resulted in the prosecution
of a Mira U>ma man who was fined
$3,000 Monday and ·given two years
probation, according to Hall. .
Tbe man, James E. Hill , pleaded "rio
·'contest" to three counts of illegal
slaughter, transportation and sale of
uninspected beef,
Hall said the man sold the uninspected
beef illegally to at least one restaurant. a
rest home and a number or individuals in
the Riverside, Corona and Mira Loma
areas.
"This is-a serious and gr o '" i n g
problem," Hall said. "We dig up mor e
and more information as we go along and
~'C try to·prosecute \\'hen we gtl_enough
evidence. Jt poses a hazard to liealth."
Hall said the uninspected bee( is often
bought lot as low as 7 lo 15 cents' a pound
Tot Survives
"14-stocy Fall _
CARACAS (UPI) - A 2-year-old girl
survived a 14,.story plunge and a crash
through the tin roor of a parking lot with
no more than a ruptured blood vessel and
shock, authoriUes report.
Venezuelan doctors at Caracas' Cocfie
Emergen~y Clinic saJd Wednesday that
Ingrid Checha Is out of danger and
surrered no internal injuries in the 16-foot fall . .
The girl's father. tailor Luis Enrique
Checa, said his daughter climbed on top
of a bookCase to look out a window. But
the window sudden.If swung open and she
fell out.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -Hazel
Johnston wrote to a funeral home, laid
out her three children's best clothes on
the living room couch and placed a single
1A'hite lily on a nearby table.
Police say she then lined the
youngsters up on a bed, shot each to
death aM: ,then killed herself \vith the .SS.
caliber pistol used on the children.
Clintori, 12; LaAnna ~lichelle. S;
Cynthia Yvonne. 4, and ~Irs. Johnston, '
32, were all snot in the head, said
homicide investigator Gordon Bass.
THE TRAGEDY came to , light on
\Vednesday when a funeral home
received Mrs. Johnston's letter, detailing
plan's for the funeral of her children and
herself.
Bass said the shootings occurred
sometime after 10:30 p.m. Tuesday.
"I am at this point ready to meet my
"faster," :P.trs. Johnston said in her
letter. "l have been sick for so Jong."
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Slaying 'J'.ictims
l\ti.ami paper company industrialist Sydnfy Gans, 64 , and wife Lillian,
60, were killed when a gunman who extorted $50,000 from them
turned rifle on pair Wednesday. Former employe Thomas Knight, 23,
was arrested and charged.
Employes Voting
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Turkey Leader.s Study~
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War Moves on Cyprus ' . '
By United Press International
Turkish Premier Bulent Ecevit said
today after talks with U.S. and British
leaders in London that the situation in
the Eastern l\tediterranean is "very
grave" and that Greece is sending
military forcel into Cyprus by land and
by sea. ·
Turkey has massed up to 90,000 t roops
on its southern coast 50 miles from
Cyprus·and landing craft and warshiJ).'!
·are standing offshQre. The Turkish
house and senate met in closed session in
newsmen, "The time element is very increasingly· dan~erous situation over
· important because hour by hour the Cyprus where the Greek-led Cypriot
Greek military presence in• Cyprus is national guard overthre\.I' President
increasing and consolidating the illegal Archbishop · A1akarios Monday in a
regime there." n1ilitary coup.
He said he has received reports lhot Sist'O scheduled another meeting with
Greek military forces "are arriving in Ere\'il and Deputy Foreign Mini ster
the island by air and sea." · Hasan later today arter conferring with
Sisco, the undersecretary of state for Foreign Secretary James Callaghan at
Middle Eastern affairs, arrived earlier the foreign office. Ca llaghan ha'd met
today with, instructions from Secretary oL late into the night y,•ith the. Turkish
State Henry A. Kissinger to help cool the .leaders a!ld British diplomatic .sources
said they were unable to co.me to any
agreement in the heated arguments. • Anl<3ra tG coos kier giving Ecevit a WEAT ~JERMEN ON mandate to invade Cyprus. .f~ President Nixon's envoy Joseph Sisco THE GR.EEK GOVERNl\tENT, despite
joined Brllish leaders in a formal and RECEJ VJNG . JCND repeated and intensifying pressure, has concerted effort to dissuade Turkey from "' .P ' so far not rcsPQnded at all to allied or
· adm' g th ts' land a mov lhat Id Soviet demands that it JXJ]f out its 650 ~~ge NA~ allies' Greece eand ·,.;'~ey . SEATI'LE (AP) -The National o(ficers ~oommanding the Cy:P riot
into war. Both nations have alerted their Weather Service's annual picnic here was National Guard and \l'ho Y.'ere said to
troops and Turkey has s e n t cancelled. • have sta ged the coup.
She· also left a note in the home for the
Rev. Harold R. HudSon, pastor of the
Normandy Village Baptist Church she
attended.
"It was more or less a synopsis of her
--~lems; l\at it was roo-much of a
burden for her to bear," the minister
sa1d. "This lady had been ·real depressed
· Se 1iators Ask
10% Pay Sla sh ()n Pl1one
reinforcements to its border with Greece. The forecas~ for ~ednesday s annual The foreign office said Callaghan was
S rik event? Occasional ram.. . in repeated consultation Wednestlay t e --ECEVJT-SAJ.O-after-tus;W<Fand=:r.haJf-A-new-date-for-the-p1Gn1Has.119l..yet-aver-tllc--transatlantic-telepttonerwith•----been chosen. -·
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TllE REV. fttR. HUDSON said he
telephoned Mrs. Johnston at 8 p.m.
Tuesday and talked V.'ith her for half an
hour.
He discovered the bodies Wednesday,
after the funeral home called him as
requested in the letter it received.
Police said Mrs. Johnston's husband,
Lavern C. Johnston, 40, disappeared July
10 while facin·g six larceny charges in
neighboring Nassau O>unly.
Hosmer Seeking ,.
Milder Controls
For Strip Mines
WASHINGTON (AP) -Oppooents ol a
tough strip mining bill drafted by the
House Interior Committee are lining up
behind a rival version they claim will
protect the environment without cuuin__g
coal production. .
Rep. Craig Hosmer (R.calif.), the
leading opponent 'of the coounittee bill,
moved oo Wednesd~y .to .substitute ~s
motloo will be voted oo-today arthe
House resumes debate on -legislation to
establish national environmental stal)-
dards tor the surface mining of coal.
Hosmer told oolleagues the committee
bill, which establishes nmnerous specific
standards for strip mining and land
reclamation, is heavy with "twists and
turns and environmental fish hooks."
Hosmer's bill, by contrast, generally
v•ould pennit strip mining as long as
mining companies oould demonstrate
Jhat the land they ,ffiined could be
restored.
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -Three
-Republican senators· say every
member of Congress should take a
IO percent pay cut until the federal
government decides to spend only
y,·hat it earns.
Sens. cart T. Curtis of Nebraska,
·James A. McClure of Idaho, and
Clifford Hansen of \Vyoming, said
in a statement \Vednesday:
"Members of COngress should
lead the way in demonstrating the
seriousness of the situation by
· taking a 10 percent cut in their OY.'n
salaries until th~ budget i s
balanced."
Senators and representatives get
$42,500 a year.
Publicity Irks
Briton Who Ga ve
Test Tube Ne ws
LONDON (AP) -Pro!. Douglas Bevis,
the •British gyne<ologist who anllOWlced
three babies cOnceived outside the womb
were born normally, said today he is
--babies.
Bevis, of Leeds University, said he was
"sickened" by the publicity given to his
announcement. He said he decided to quit
v.11.en a newspaJ)er offered him $72.QOO to
reveal the identity of the doctors
concerned in the births.
. Bevis told the annual meeting or the
British Medical Association on 1.tonday
that three babies, at least one of them
British, were born in Europe in the past
18 tl}!)J!ths. Eggs ta.ken rrom the mother
were fertilized in a test tube with male
spenn and replaced in the y,-omb after
about a week, he said. The pregnancies
then proceeded nonnally.
Ot her British specialists in test tube
baby research denied knowledge of any
successfu1 births and challenged Bevis to
publish evidence to corroborate bis
anmuncement.
Bevis has been doing research into the
physica l changes which take place in the
womb in the first week of pregnancy, a
vital subject if the technique he
announced is to succeed on a wide scale.
. t\s Talks Falter
WASHINGTON (AP) -Authorization
for a strike vote hung over plans for a
resumption or negot iations today belween
the Bell Telephone System and the
Commllllications Workers of America,
representing 750,000 employes.
The union's executive board authOrized
the strike vote early today after formally
rejecting a contract offer. Thirty.three
Bell contracts expired at midnight
Wednesday, and the strike authOrizatlon
\\'as approved 1¥.i: hours later.
A union spokesman said the strike vote
will be conducted by mail and will take
about two weeks. Durin$ that time, he
said, negotiations will continue.
Glenn E. Watts, president of the
500,000-member union, said the old
contracts will be extended on a day-to-
day basis. Either side can cancel the
contracts with 48 hours notic"e.
As the cootract deadline neared
Wednesday night, some rank-and-file
workers threatened wildcat_ strikes. The
only reported wildcat strike was in West
Virginia, where 1,300 members of a union
jobs early today.
Neilher side at the bargaining table
here disclosed the company's offer or the
union demands. However, sources close
to the talks indicated late Wednesday
that negotiators were discussing a three-
year contract reportedly providing wage
and benefit increases of about 10 percent
a year.
Baby Boom Hits
In Chile Corf ew
SANTIAGO, Chile (UP I) -Chile's
birth rate star.led rising dramatically in
June. nine months after the ruling
military junta overthrew the leftist
government of Presidellt S a I v a d o r
Allende . .and im))'.C>Sed a curfew which is
still in effect., a government official said
Wednesday.
Luis Henriquez Valenzuala, director of
Chile's civil registry office, said he did
S , d U not yet have exact figures on births in ~.Y Reels W Ill l_~_post·.J_une period compared will!
previous years. .
MOSCO\V (UPI) -The two Soyuz·l4 "But there is no doubt that there has
cosmonauts started y,·inding up their indeed been ·an incfease," be said .
two-week stay aboard the Salyut-3 space The Junta imposed a dusk-to-<13\m
laboratory today. shifting film and data · curfew on Sept. 11, 1973, in all of Chile
back to their re-entry spaoecrart, the -and a curfew is still in effect in the
Tass news agency said .. "We have fully country's main cities from 1 a.m. to 5:30
completed the program," the newspaper a.m. .
Vocny quoted eoinmander Pave I The curfew-gave the husbands more
Popovich as saying. time at home,
Salt Lake City Drenche'd
Th1uidershowers Dampen Rocky Mo1uitain States
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Reported
At Armory.
WS ANGELES (AP) -
Califomla ~late Police and a
Natl<inal Guard sergeant found
a locked gate chain that had
been cut at the Compton
armory the day a cache of
weapans was stolen, but failed
to search the armory
buildings. .
The burglars who stole the
arsenal of automatic weapons,
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-Mayor Tom Bradley's
bayonets, and ammunition daughter~ Phyllis, 29,
from the Natk>nal ~ Guard turned h e r s e l C in
armory in suburban Compton, Wednesday on charges
may have ~ inside the she was s·upplier for
building during or Just prior to Hollywood c o c a i n e
the Jllly ·4 Inspection, State ring. She was released
Police Chief Guy Oates said on $1,000 bail. Her pre·
Wednesday. Jiminary hearing'is July
State a u t hor ities and 31 .
Compton police said the cut ----------
chain was not reported, and
the gate was merely relocked
with another lock.
e Watts Trial
WS ANGELES (AP) -At
least 20 persons watched an
elderly ice cream vendor
·sex Suit
Taps Club
For Males,
EUREKA (AP) -A plush
private men 's club in this
North Coast town is the target
of a SClt discrimJnatlon suit
filed by State Atty, Gen.
Evclle Younger.
)The Republican attorney
general chrargcd in his suit
that the lngomar Club should
·be blocked from continuing its
policy of only admitti ng
women to the premises on
Sunday e.venings.
YOUNGER SAID the club
"1\1 ewsrc1ck
Nudes OK
WNG BEACH (UP!)
-A superior court
judge lays It is okay for
newspapers and
magazines in · sidewalk
newsracks to contaJn n~e
pictures. but only if I~ can not be seen
passersby.
The ltitya t to rn c y 's
Office s a i d Wednesday
Judge Roy Bl"O'Wll was
expected to sign an order
Friday upholdlng the city
ordianance which h a d
been contested by the •
American ·civil Liberties
Unioo.
was a public accommodation ~--------~
because it admitted guests D d onto jtJ premises apd lbould I a
therefore come under the Rescues
5 Children provisions of the Unruh Civil
Rights Act.
The club, Jocated in an old
gingerbread-style m a n s i o n
.. Ngh on a hill overlooking the
Pacific .Ocean, is presently
open to male guests at any
lin1e, said Younger, who ls
running for re.election in
November.
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·senate Panelists
Assail Pot Laws
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
s pec ial sta te Senate
committee said today that
en!Orcemcnt o f marijuana
Jaws ln California costs at
least $100 million a year.
threat to public health, safety
or morals so as to warrant
public iotrusion," it added.
The committee, cl t I n g
voluminous testimony a n d
numerous reports, said that
the arrests or more than
400,000 Ca I I r orn I ans for
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SOlnl COAST Pl.Ali• n'1 llmOl. COSTA MBA• S40-90l6 And the expenditure, by law
enforcement agencies, touches
' only about one out or every 200
marijuana users, said the
Seflate Select Committee on
Control of P.tarijuana.
marijuana use and possession ----------------------since 1960 have cost the state
!T CONCLUDED that the
private use of marijuana by
adults sh ould be
decriminali7.ed.
The committee, headed by
Sen. George Afosoone (D-San
Francisco) said, "Marijuana
use is to be· regarded as
involving primarily a risk to
the individual user."
"Marijuana use is not 1
$57 .3 million.
It said the latest estim ates
of the cost of arresting,
prosecuting and incarcerating
range from f!OO million to $119
million a year.
"UNLESS PRESENT
legislation is further modilied,
California can expect t o
continue adding $100 million
each y~ to the almost '600
million already spent," the
r~port said. ·
HURRY-UP, HAIRDOS:
CUT, Bl.OW 'NGO!
, _______ _,being beh~n to death in a
Watts housing projc:ct last
month. Not one showed up at
H uglies Fir11!-
·To Reveal
lts-Wortli
He added that this was the
first time such a suit had been
filed in callfornla. The suit,
filed In Humboldt CoWlty
Superior Court by Deputy
Atty. Gen. Judith T . ..Asbmann,
was based on "the public
policy of the state that all
PACIFIC FAL!SADES
(UPJ) -David Javier, 46, of
South Gate kept five children,
ages 6 to 12, from drowning
v..ilen they got caught in rip
tides after the HfegUards went
off duty at Will Rogers State
Beach \Vedncsday.
He Iaid one was already
caught in rip tides whim the
others got into the same
trouble going to the rescue.
We stiow yau t'!ow to care for tl)em step by step. Our
curl coaxing SCISSOR STYLES are all fUss-lree' and
functional and are easy to do as just sl)ampoo! In·
eluded are lamp cufs, finger tumble cuts, curling iron
cu~s. blower cuts. wasti towel dry'. brush 'n flu ff cuts
or simple wash and wear cuts. Tt'!ey are all SCIS-
SORED, take-<:are-of·yoursell styles. Good !or any
age, any tiair, NO teasing. no rollers. no pins. NO
POLLUTING HAIR SPRAYS. ALSO NO SET PER·
MANENT WAVES. YOU MAY NEVER WANT TO
SET XOUR HAIR AGAIN.
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persom are free and equal." the trial or two men charged LOS ANGELES (UPI)
with the murder. Howard HugheS' main holding
"They have tie.en threatened THE INGOMAR Club v.•as company has been ordered to
Javier held onto Lydia
Tovar, 8, and her sister,
Pauline, 12, v.'ho we re
wiconscious, and kept the
three other children from
panicking in . the water.
JOSEPH'S SCISSOR STYLING
Huntinaton Beach FuNerton
9564 tr.... A•t. 305 M. tt.tiw 11"4.
968-3535 879-3863
. 0.-hlylA.M.te IOP.M.· s.t.S.,.•t.Sr.M.
and we just can't rind them," originally the home of a
said Deputy Dist. Mty. James rtveal confidentially to a lumber baron who used the
Caspers Wednesday, after federal judge how much lt is home's upper story windows
murder c h a r g e s v.·ere worth, to help detennine how to watch lumber vessels
dismissed agaimt Willy F. much will be taken away from coming in and out of port.
Lee. 24, in the slaying of It in libel damages. The suit was pronipted by a .---------------------------~-, VlctOrino Par«les, 87, a nati ve requesL,from Ellen Stem
of Guatemala. U.S. District .court Judge }iarris of Beverly Hills, viC1!
Paredes died of . injuries Harry Preger60fl issued the chairman of the state Coastal
suffered in a beating June 24 orOO r \Vednesday a g.a inst Commi~ion . She says that
when he stopped h1s newly Summa Corp., f o rmerly during a recent commission
acquired refrigerated van in Hughes Tool Co., through meeting in Eurkea, she was
the Jordan Downs housing hwniliated wtien she was
project. wllich Hughes owns most. of refused entrance to the club
his property and industries. It for an informal tour of the e MUie Dunap may be worth billions. building.
SACRAMENTO (UP!) Some 300 bu>iiless and
Consumer buying power and THE ORDER · rt f pryfessional men belong to the ''unres pon sive''state is pa 0 a club.
government caused th e court action between Summa,----------!
dumping of 38,000 gallons ol -representing Hughe.8 -and .. --------
fresh skim milk bl Southern Robert Maheu. formerly the
Ca Ii for ni a this week,_ secretive billionaire's top
according to a spokesman for executive in Nevada. a consumers group.
Roy Alper of the C"Anfomia Maheu won ... a libel suit
Citizen Action Group made against Hughes for Hughes'
the observatioo Wednesday in remark, in a telephone news
ref~ing to the disposal of ~ conference, that Maheu was mUlt earlier this weelr -t;y tlw.
CalifOJDii M t,J k Producers ~red ~use~ "he sto~ me
soclation of Artesfa'~at a blind." The •same jury iii
Harbor City sa ton p sc e u e o eg1n
because it had no buyers. consideration Oct. 8 . of how e Count" Ma11or much Hughes must pay M:aheU
LOS ANGELES (AP ) -'The in damages. '
Board of St.lpervisors has been The judge ordered attorneys
urged by a 20-rnember citizens for Summa to reveal the
panel to enact a charter firm's net worth, gross assets,
amendment creatillg the post inrome and profits to be used
of. a comtywide mayor or as possible guidelines in lilting
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Long Beach Airport is an easy shot from Oninge County. And from there. it's
easy going. Two round trips daily, Monday through Thursday and Saturday. Three
on Fridays and Sundays. • Call your travel agent or PSA. They know the way.
PSA gives Ja'i a Ifft.
'AWAY
, South Coast Village
Sunflower al Plaza Drive next to South Coast Plaza
Costa Mesa
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thinking about yourself. You need every poundinterestdaily.SlnceFederalregula-
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capital gains,' tax savings and a lot of ideas pleted, you may prefer cur 5~ account
that could end up costing1you money. ._ which has no restrtctions.
The 7ll%we pay on accounts of $1,000 But. most Important yourmoney ... up
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. . Oil --the· Secret
I Is Out I
Jf the U.S. Departmj!:nt of Interior had any inten·
lion ol reassuring Southern Californians they were sa fe
from the potential smear and destruCtion or offshore 1
oil drilling, they certainly didn't give any evidence t;>f it
in the past week. l·
There is oil beneath the oceans in the federally
,controlled oceaq bdttom between Ventura and San
Clen1ente.
The Interior Department last January asked lhe
oil firms to pick sites in which they would like to drill.
Then the drilling proposals were shuffled from. Los An-
geles to \Vashington and, in plain fact, k!!!pl secret:""
Interiu. ..:cretary Rogers Morton was to bring these
proposals back to Southern California for full disclosure
and study. Instead, an undersecretary was dispatched,
and the meetings ·h~J...call~ were far from reassuring.
He met with some state representatives in Sacra-
mento, with some governmental representatives in Los
Angeles and -in a me;eting so poorly advertised it
was itself almost a secret -he~d a public session Y.'ith a
handful of Southern Californians who had learned about
the meeting from inquisitive newspapers.
Some of the most promising oil-bearing tracts under
consideration lie beyond. the three-niile 'mark from Santa
l\1onica to San Clemente, meaning that if exploration
and drillin~ rights are granted, Orange County would
be faced with the specter bf major oil explorations just
off our beaches by the end of next year. . .
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It may be that the Department of lntertor is guilty
only of a major public re!ationa la(>le. It may be )he
scary prospects ·seem that frigbten\ng only bocause of
the secrecy-or semi-secrecy-suITO~nding them. What-
ever the case, the handling of the situation 'n the iiast
week has hardly been reassuring. • · · '
Without absolute assurance from the Department
of Interior that more views and opinions will be sought
..... and actually considered-before a final decision is
made. we can do nothing ,but cast a most skepUcal eye
toward \Vashington. Environmental assessments are
scheduled to be completed late this •year and the. final
decisions for exploration and possibly drilling could
come up as early as. next spring.
Th.at isn't mtich time considering J.he monumental
elements at stake.
To an Uncofiunon MruJ.
uncommon men go beyond the expected. test them-
sjelves in unfamiliar elements and push their abilities
beyond the ordinary. .
Fifth District Supervisor Ronald CasperS,· .;ho waS
Jost at sea in a tragedy that took as well the lives of his
two sons and seven others, chose to accePt the challenge
to be an uncommon man.
Caspers ..forsook a-comfortable, family·keyed career
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of improving the world and spoke enthusiastically of ";
spending his next 20 years in this challenge. ~·:,
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A decision jq_permit exRloration and drilling in
these vast government-owned reserves is not up ti> a_
vote of the people, or even of elected ~ederal represen-
tatives. It is up to the officials of the Department of
lnterior alone. Beyond • general public outcry, we have
no influence over the potential desecration of our ocean
and beaches.
Our sympathies are with' those who saw and appre-~~,
ciated the contrib,utions and -potential of 1 man struck ·· l-'!!1!1111!•.,;;.._ .... ...:....-
down all too early in life. -·-····
THOSE STUBBORN STAINS '
To the . Supremes:· Say · It. So · We Can Understand It
' WASHINGTON -Wlth tfte suspicion
gro\Ying that the nine Supremes are
unable to adq'linister their own court's
rouiine business affairs with equity or
eUiciency, the boys in. black have
lessened themselves
aiain with some o( ~
their recent" deci-(T _. \
sicm. Their latest ,# ft
pronunciam8nto on \f .. • J
obscenity is -alcu-•• ··~ lated to depress and
madden people on ·
both sid.?.;; of this ·
neveMetUed point .'
of law. ·
Only a year ago the court n•!cU ·1•
Obecenity was anything that a jury ~ · '
offended local standards or t;.~t·~.
ChloxiouJ as lhi3 ruling has to be to
Finll Ar.1!Mdment lovers, at least it
seemoo. . en .1e controveri:.i; in a n1Rnner that e\•erybody
eoulrl undef~rand. The law was clear : U1e
tma.Jlcst and angriest splrlls in the
Ser'vi11g Self
Beats Usino· b
Ttretl Sl0ga11
·(CHARLES McCABE)
Baptist and Catholic churches. our two
largest reli gious bodies. would be
empowered to censure OW' movil!!s.
But no. The Suprtme"S have ovCl!'f'Ult.'Ci the' Georgia Courts which had banned the
movie "Ca1•J18!-KOOwiedge." -, ... ith ttie
resuh that !10\V nob.xi.y can tell you What
the obscenity laws are. Local standanls
of taste· have been dll!'Tlped !or r.o known
standards cf ta1te. This is fin~ for the
laYl}'ml who make more 111oney ~i>cn the
juclges' IMke the Jaw rr.ore obscure, but
the ~ of us ~·ould ju.o;t as socn not
spehd our time and resources suing and
berttg suet because the Supttme Court of
the UW:.ed States is incapable of ~tating
!he law in :i manner that a reasonable
person can unders:and.
TRE SUPRE!fE'S did !lie same thing
. . la\f or
1 • tn t e otscenity catr, 1 Jna er
less \\'hether you agree w!th them or you
don't than whether you can understand
tllem. In lhis matter their mcsning is
•
. ( VON HOFFMAN )
' ~ ' ~tcomprehen~ble to ali S3\'e t'he packs of
litlgirous la,v:;ers roam!ng about in hopes
of gctling I.heir clients to bankrupt
tht'mN!lves by filing a lawsuit. .. Tile)'
understand e!l right.
The Suprcmt>JJ don't ah1,'ays diiiligure
meaning by .:ioosing it with the opaque
muck of Delphic viscosity. Some days you
can read a Suprerr.e Court decision
forever. Cronsider their ruling. ·not long
ago, o~ cl~~aclion suits reqt:iring that
an)'9De filmg ~ a .wit notify .au the'.
othe'r 1nernbers of the class that he ·bas
clone so. Th.!s luay not put class-action
suits out of busines.11 rom.pletely, but it
will certahtly discoura e I.hem. •
a ce:rta'ih lifortm V. Eisen broUght suit
agai.,st certain membeN oi the New
York Stock ·Exchange alleging they had
violated the antitrust law. Morton
himself only claimed $70 in damages,
hardly enough CO bring an enonnously
complicated and expensive suit which
has already been in the law cowts more
than six years. "No competent, attorney
would undertake this complex anlitru&.
actioo to recover so inconsequential an
amount," the court klelf conceded.
THE HrrcH ~hat made the suit
economically possible is that there are
approximately two.and-a-quarter million
people who could each make the same
$'1G claim as Morton Enen. Tnua if
Eiseo bad been allowed to sue as a
re~tive or a '°.._ class of people
Clabii.ing ·small damages, bis ' Ja,vyer
woukt have stood to make a l>undle if he
had \\-00. Now under this new ruling he
isn't going to be able. to .s~ ~use it
other·mDHona or members of his class
about what he Is doing. •
The ordinary costa of a 1Uit like this
are large enouf(h. No la\\'Yer is going to
slart one if he has. to add another quarter
of a million dollars to the gambl~.
Does ~t matter? YCI. Class-action suits
or thls sort have gotten a lot or small
investors their mooey back when they
have been rooked. And where that hasn't
been possible beeause ,the swm are too
small or the people too scattered, such
suits have £orced a number of executives
to pay back the money into the
corporation's treasury. In other words
they have not been able to get away with
\qhat they were doing. By the same token
a suit can be used on behalf of customers
who have been wronged in this same
ma~inal way, which doesn't make it
\rorth their v.•hile to go to COW't on their
own. Class-action suits have made it
more dangerous for busineamen ti thiflk
they can get away ~vltb °'!ft. by dealing
numbers or people.
THE BEAUTY o( class-action suits is
Tliat's a Microplaone, Colson
that they create a cadre of lawyers who
functiol) as district attorneys for profit.
These class-action lawyers have a
stronger incenti ve to '''in than olficial
district attorneys. because the private
attorneys get Zero bucks-if-they blow the
gig and Jose. AlJO\\'ing privat e bounly
bunters to serve themselves for their
own gain by policing the corporations is a
sui:wior way of getting law enforcement
than relying on the feeble vagaries of the
regulatory a l' e n c i e s . Hert! the punilhment for white<ollar crime comes
in a fashion calculated to discourage
others. The payment of restit ulioo and
damages.
It is just these virtues that th('
politiclans on the bench and in lh ...
legislature don't like. The simple anO
"'effective t re<lress of, grievances might
inspire ~ cit!~~ to. yet broad i:
been knocked on the head for ihe tim ·
being·, but for the perplexed tbcre will
always be dirty movies. •
Dear
Gloomy Master Bugger~fret8 -Tap-ed-Hi-ms~lf
What a pity lt ls that our on1y living
ex PtP:.idcnt is P.icl:ard Nixon!
H.J.3.
Glolflty OUI n-1111 l rl •~ltt.11 ., "*'i lM a .. , nec:aMPtlY m1«t ""'
\'it"'l tf W. -·-· Sl'llCI ,_ "'
W ASH!NGTON -In an irooic twiJI,
the White Hou,,e 's high JWiest of'
snoopery, Charles Colson, was himJelf
reeently bugged as he uttered IOnle of
the Watergate ·scandal's molt ind.I.Jere«
confessions. .
Colson, l'1leo be wu the "!Gp Wbito
Hoose hatchet man, was food of ftippin1
a switch ·and tape
recordiru!; fr i.e n d s
and enem ies alike.
A few days before he
'\'ent to pri3on for obstructing justice,
r,els his hire as ilr. goes. \\'hclher he however, he was se-
' -l>entqma pradlced extortion lo keep
~ N-from al'!Olting military
men wbo atote his ll!'CT'etl. ...
-. In 1Knetlmes bol!ltile, 10metimes
caatrl'te· langaage, Colm described
• Pl:Mldenl Nixa\ behma-hls back as being
atpt on "guta." Behind Colsoo's back,
: Mml ~been equ.lly critical of Colson,
the 'Wblte House !apes ahow.
flowers, the two men dbcus:sed how
Nixon could rid himself of CIA and
ipilitary IPJing on the White Houle.,
"RE'S GO'I' the message," brooded
CollOO. "And he's thinking about it. He 's
got a he 11 u v a problem ... Nobody
undentands this. · .... He can't do ii
himself." Colson explained that Nixon
could not fully trust anyone in the White
House to carry• out his orders and "he
can't just sit in there with a machine
gtm." • The sk~ptical Ba.st asked wby Nixon
Wlrks
00 0
Since quite a young tlog l've !leen told
by one priestly fia·ure or ::inothe:-\'.;at f
have bt-en placed oo !Olth In :;erve
others. \Vhen very grce11 \1.C<!e•J. 1 \·iet,e<i
this proposition with sJ...eµ•i~~1,m. There is
little that has hap~n«I sin.:c to make
•----m-eSfriYfrom t~~rry corlv:ctlon. bu!la:; abridge, or covers Jle-inltiit~a:ck-cretly ret~tded_
t\'\th :i.gi~Hy, or finds someihing new to he ba.red hlS soul t?
--Co11100 complaiMd lo -Bd-that-lbe
President was always on the verge of
oomlng down hard m the Cl~ But,
CollGD groused, Nixon was talked out of
lt bY pr<sldential ,..If dliel Al Haig who
feared k would "take dOwn the whole
in~ CCllUllUDity,". I
didn't simply order arrests if his
atlonaLSeeurltY~ Council -"'as.. being_t----
spierl on by the mili tary, as tecent
•
'The sentiment 1:1: holy, it souuds p.ood,
and above all it is not likely to ti'u ow
anybod.y off ba!C.
1'be last is a proper
sin. in case nobody
told yoo,
The ~ospel of ,o;erv-
in,1t: others is some-
thinjt like another
Di o us injunction,
·•early to bed , early
to rise, etc., etc."
\\."bat l\'Oulrt capital-
ism do without !USI! co~}' slogans?
Earlv to bed Is Indeed a good ;>oi\cy
for the lad '1\ilh the iron hrel '''ho
.hirt l'i rou. lfe_ ~ands to rrciil fro1n th~ tl!'.e of your sweat. "11k:h flt1ws the
mo1 ... · ~)!ofusely c.rter a s:ood ni:;ht'! Rieejl.
S\n{.C ·first being as~11red my destiny
\1>'8! to act 11:; my brottier's huller. T n1ust.
liave heard scores or c m o 11 i e n t
commencement addresses directed to
this heartening theme, To my eternal
shan1e, I've delivered a few of these
numbers in my time. J must. ind~ have
been harri up ror a spot,of affection when
! SUC(:IDDbEd to the tempca1ion.
FOR ALL the miTiiON of de\10Uf. hours
spent by th is and lhat noble fellow in
llef'Vin g others, it mu.st be confessed it's
• bit hard to see what you might ealt
areat rel\llts. Service to others is a used-
p,i.-:ger ~he oid glands, ·~he good man is Wash1n_gton ~u s t-
.. t lob HE I''· 11' d nessman llfld. some-\'/Ori\in~ a a . . . 1 .. es. is re war: time private' eye Richard. Basa. ar.d his solace, his escape arrd his ,
1\•or.Jeriand, his purpose and hi~ destiny . . Col900 had c:o'll~ to But t.o klteres
-re fnurd in t>ie onUmum functioning of him .in invest1gatm1 the Cent r • I "' . · . "' Intelhgence Agency which Onboa felt llY.: collectioo of cells called himtelf, had ·set him ,up for all bis ·~ ,,ttb
J CAN llARDLY think of 1 more
pathetic ra te than a young man who is
"filled with a "119' or mission" by his
preceptors. 'He is saved at an earl)' age.
lvhich means he is loflt. There is nothing
you can do about the saved.
lie brings .fJie ;:,i1e. the true vision, to
~fr:ca ..or tb<?. ~lalayan country, or the
board ro-:m• of fBM:. He v.·astes.his spirit
io the Stf!r.i:e c~nviclion that he is serving
0th'.!rs, ·-.,"h1•n he is usually assuring
hi1nRClf \\'ith t tuiet desperation that he
doesn't ncC'd salvation himself.
This is not to say anything against
th6ae wi;o honestly have a sense or
mission. 11lese saintly folk •re few and
far bet.,.,·eeo, ho\vever. These men do
their thing, only to be $Old out by their
acolytes. Jt is these acolytes who are to ·
be watched. They create a tel of demi-
prophets out or pliant and innocent
children-' and send them off into the
world with 1be Message and a stout
coUectlon box. lf you want to find a sure
wayio stunt a man, !his is It.
federal_.,.._ We haft ll>W lleanl
the taped cmversatiODL "' 1• •. UNA w ARE or the _, mis,
Colson speculated that the Cenlral
Intelligence Agency plamed 1 .. Seven
Days in May" takeover of t h e
government He also asserted that the
rar ~!esman's expressk>o, •nd a used-1111NK ~ ~ing others 1001 enoulh,
car !al .. 'Sman's concept. Leave it li~. and you-will be denied the heartfelt
ntfh' t~re. ple&$lre of using your O\\-'D ~ills and telf
{ don'\ thfnk any n1an ol worth ever control to bring lo order the bill of a
3t,1e .1.1 dtnte'!I thought to serving others. . perplexity.
Jfe did, nud he docs, \Vhat at the time . \\'hether thi.'J is called crea1lvlly~ or__
gives !1!~1 si.tirlar.tion .. Tlu1.1. is all. Tha~ .ju a bit or \\Ork \rf:'IJ done. 1herc ls no
IS f'Ol)tiJln. If. In µ!l~stng, n1s \rork hss salisfaetion like \~tltch1ng the wlldly alien ~
IJfcll oi ser\·lce :o othrri!. lh:tt's it spot or eiemen~ of-an)'fhlng~betftt-tHtmmered-t1cnl•i.P~ which c~~ be grrcjej '~into somethin g rich and 1lrange by -the
polltf' appltillS<! al! around . Md as po!itely licr,;e and c.raft of {I single man. \'ou will
r~~te11. · r.ever 5erve anyone \~'tll until you terve
.,,.., 'wllele I ... lo' lie critical of
, TrktT Dldt wlb 11111.fdnd cl lad<. or guts
bn," ............. Ille lougb-talking -. SiillJ, Collon qreed: .. , aitldze him
ataal with you. Faf tbait reaoo."
Beeido Bast's ~ pool, whooe fountain made blek water ?Qusic
over a "mfke" secreted among poollide
The <NfllmlR. It bat b0"1 l>)ill!ed out •ur-self ~~H. Ttmt'1,.-lhtveringiact.-L-...-=="-=-------------"------'
(
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'
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te9llmony has confirmed.
"lf he tried to do anything about ii,"
sighed Colson, "they woold ha v e
disclOled a Jot of his documents that he
was worried aboUt protecting, that they
had been lleallng .... right fr o m
Kisainger'1 briefcase."
"In other words," ~plied Bast, "they
pNCtioed edortkJn,on him.''
"Subtly," agreed Colson.
0 And the President let them get away
with tt?"
"Yeah," the former \Vhite House
confidant conceded.
AS TO !111E CIA, Colson said that one
of its fonner agents, Howard Hunt, while
in the White House, was in contact
directly or indirectly with CI A
claridesti.ne bigwigs.
7e// the warden Colson
has a"ived!' · ,
memo admitted CIA involvement in
90llle aspects of•Watergatt. Colson said
he had $C3rcely believed Baker woo.Id lel
him see-it. ·u1 thought Ho~·ard Bak er
was drunk ." he marveled -a charge
Baker's· office hotly dismisses, saying
Baker only quoted from the memo while
question ing Colson, but did nol let him
read it.
OIANel COAIT
DAILY PILOT
Colaon sakt he never knew whether the
CIA infiltrated the White Hoose "to
knoc.k (Nixon ) ofr'' -figuratively
speaking -"or whether Ibey were in
h · st lo ,. Robert N. Weed, P1ibUsltt1' I ere JU spy ..•.
"Maybe they were trying to pull Thomo1 Ktevil, Editor
aomethlna: similar to a •seven Days in Barbara Krelbich
May' deal (a nctional milita ry cool!)," Ectitori(IL Poo(41dit11r
sua:11ested Bast. The editorial :P'let of 1he-Daily
"Could have been, could have been," Pilot -serils to tnlonn. and r.tlm ulate
m\19ed Cobon. "I e1n't say there wa11 ? lftders by F"~tirw: on thi! page
conspir1cy to do it, but I will say thd't dlverte•commtn1ary·011 topics of In.
WIS the pracUcaJ consequence of their tm•t by S)'Tldlca1ed rolumni•ls alJd
actions. cartoonists, by providing 11 fon1m fOr
"Right now lhe frightening thing is tndus' views and by pre.'ICr\tll'l(thl•
that there l.s no one controlling the CJA. I ne~·spa~r·s opinlon11 llll'1 Ideas on 'I
me8n nobody .... Their own files hang ~nt topicz. Tho r.di!or~AI opinion!!
them hiGh as a kite." of the Daily Piiot llJ)Jlellr O!'lly in lhe I
Colson excitedly rustled a document editorial column 111 the tnp or the
from his briefcase and said. "' ""k al ·page. Opinions e.'llpi"f',ued b:-the ®I· _;
"'V" umrUsl!I 11nd t'lr!oon1111 1nri lertrr this thing!' It was a note he had wrill en "irlt~ ore thei" own end 00 c:ttd0t•.11i~··
after visiting 3 W..1...Lc.J:.g.,a,__t..,e;_..j.._.,cn • f thl'lr v.e"'" t;iy 1hc OA.ily
cochairman Howard Baker <R·Tenn. ). PilO\ should be ln!\'rl'«I. ·
Bater had given him quotes rrom 3 secret ClA memo. Thursday, July·IB, 1074
Accordin& 'lf! CollOO'I notes, tbe CIA
)
r
Nat a 'Nut' Nut
Treasury Secret1ry
William Simon admit·s
be called the Shah ol
Iran a nut. But"he says
his words were taken
out ~f context. What
he cant was, the
Shah was a nut like
'sombody ITiight be de·
scribed as . a tennis or
golf nut.' •
•
•
•
,
Tllursd~Y. July 18, 1974 OAIL V PILOT 7
DON'T DISCARD THOSE
OLD TENNIS SHOES ! ! SNOWMAN ON &AGE . Kids Like
• -' : . . i . J ~ -. !f 0 Ask r\nd y· AHYHONY'S SHOf SllVICI
... ...-,._,_ .... , ...... -·-, __ -
Hairy Creature !Knocks · Girl' Out -. ,_. -~' _ __:-:_::_~~·~w~"~"°""'"~'~"~ .... ~·~"'°""00""'·~· .. °"""'°""
0
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r-----~-----------------------~ KbTMANDU, Nepa I Himalayan foot hi 11 s 0 A height of about 4 or$ $10 -$10
(AP) -Nepal's national ~. a~joining Everest. feel , covered with thick . -THIS COl.WOH GO~O THlU AUGUST JI , lt74-0 I
news agency reported that According to the agcn<'Y, black hair below tDe waist p,.'-J~ c. 6',> ~O I
lbe Himalayas' legendary and b hal bo ... "-Y.'.;'<-1'-~ •••• $I o.oo· ~.o~"' A I Abominable s n 0 w m a n the female Shel'pa told rown r a ve, It ""Y ~, y ~ · r,...,
knocked out a teen ·age district authorities In had thick stout fingers \'p..\ -, t.l on ony I 0 9allon1 Of , '1'1 iYo I
.. ENcvperaeall I. ~lrl near 1t1 t . . Namche Bazar, at the foot ' \Vlth long nail s und Its heel l""O'Ot\:P • t B@L,_ S 'V~
1
1 or Everest, the· yell killed was turned forward." \J ~\ pal n 'I
The agency said the yaks by twisti ng their· Tiie girl also claimed ea.\tl-fS • e • 101;., I
Wednesday the 19-year.old horns around their necks. the yeti had four feet but rr
girl claimed the yeti , as 1)e agency said she could walk faster by using ~..o I
the snowman -Is known gave this descrtpUoo of only 'lwo feet. Co, 'f!Fi J
among the l!IGUl\taln folk , the yeti, which ha• dellod According 10 the news Co~,?(J'li ~ paint .. : paper ... & things ,O~•'"'°(> I
knocked her unconsciou s n u m e r o u 11 f o r e i g n 1agency, district authorities u. _11v C,'t •
and killed five yaks she expeditions that searched have gone from Namche 'I.. r..q 2'19 int Coast Hi9iwey V"~"\ I
was shephefd!ng ,t a for it as proof that it does )lazar to try to verify the $10 l\tr ear-.,. Mpr ~ $101
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Radioactive Lead 1on Leaf .
Calise of Smoking Canc_er?
. .
-SEA TTLE (AP)
Radioactive lead, w h i c h
occUrs naturally in, the
environment and settles pn
tobacco leaves.. ls probably the
main cause of lung cancer in
cigarette smokers, sa)'I a n
. expert on the disease. .~
Dr. Edward P. Radford of
Johns Hopkins School o f
l{yg)ene and \Public Health,
said in an interview Tuesday
night that he will reveal bis
fin~gs today in a paper to be
·Ex-Beatie
•
Ordered ·
Out of U.S.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Tho<
Board. of lrrunigration Appeals
has told entertainer John
Lennon fo leave the ·Uriited
States by Sept. 10 or face
deportation.
delivered · at the-f i'f th · In his j)aper, Radford s&ys
International Congress o·f ·1 .•• With rea s onable
Radiation Resea rch . assumptions it appears that
. • polonium decay as an initiator RADFOR~ S A I D his accounts for a substantial
evJdence-means a-clOSC.LlO.O_k--fraction if not all of-cigarette ----
must be given lo low-level induced' cancers ~ mal.!S.''
al pha radiation emanating
from nuclear _power plan4 of .---------~I
lhe kind now being built.
He said his research, in
cooperation with that o f
F.dward Martell or t h e
National Center for
AtmoSpberic Research I n
Bo~er, € o Io . , implicates~
f:-ead 2Ut, a radioactive -1ead
isotope, and a product into
which it decays, Polonium 210,
which emi1' alpha particles,
or helium nuclei, ·
Radford ~id the evidence Is
that .Lead 210 n at ur "ll y
occurrjng in the eovifOllment
accumuJates on the hairs of
-tobacco 1 eaves, especially
those · grown on the East
Coast. t
Artwork
Discovered
ROME (APl -'rile -
ruins of a demolished,
house in Rome's
Trastevere section have
yielded ·what art experts
believe is I.he original head
of Christ of Michelangelo's
Piela. Rondanini.
Apparently the
The board d i s m i s s e d HE SAID DEEP. inhalation
temperamental artist \Yas
dJssat isfied with t h e
carving and tossed it away
in a fit · of .rage, expert.I
said \llednesday. For
centuries, it was used to .
prop a wall of the house
near Piazza Santa Atari.a.
Lermon's peUtion to delay Its by smo~ers deposits t b e
decision until the conclusi~ of. tadioactive materials in the
SADD c111n1c o
' I '
YOU ARE
UNDER THE
DOCTOR'S
CARE
pending Jawsuit.! f i g h t i n g ]i1unigsili' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiilmmmll;mmmmmiiiiiiiiiiiii deport.at ion. I
LENNON, WHO . was · ~
member of ·Uie now-di.$ban'c:led ,
Bealles rock group, i s
challenging a f e d e r a I
: DEMONSTRATION IN OUR STORE. JULY 20~ Sat.
' ,. ,,
--
AFTER
DICAll onTRDb
10 A.M. to 4 P.M.
imlnigration .. ju~ge's 1 9. 7 3
order r . . him to leave
Jhe · country ·
because 0 r
h i:; convic·
lion in 1!!68
in Grea t
Britain for
® ,, RION HARDWARE A CHARMG LO~ AUTHORIZED PARTS
E LINE 0
, ~possessJon of
marijuana.
The board
• cirder was Is·
Ll!NNON Sued July JO
and announced Wednesday.
"We are not unsympathetic
to the plight-of the respondent
and others in. a similar
situ-atio n under -the ..
immigration laws. wb;> have
committed only ooe marijuana .
violation for which a fine was
imposed." the board "1'0te ih
a 4 to O decision. with one
member not participating.
"NEVERTHELESS." THE
heard 1CGntinued. "a;rirurnents
for a rhane,. in the law must
I'><' addressed to the legislative.
:·atht>r than the extcutlve,
branch cf ,govcmment."
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* * * * • *t * * * * * * * * • * • * * • Medal s
Presented
By Ford
Friemh Mou~ningfor Baby .Doll, 73 * MERCU-RY SAVINGS
and loan association
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EVERY SATURDAY
.o:':.~\10A.M.-·4 PM~
WASHINGTON (UPI\ -In
a somber outdoor ceremony
Vice President Greald R. Ford
has presented the Medal or
Honor to the families of one
~tarine and six Army men
l'1ho died In acts of beio1sm in
PEORIA, 111. (AP) .-The
city's garish downtown bar
di strict "'°"as in ipourning for
Hs most en)inent habltue,
Sarah "Baby Doll" CO}Van, 73,
who died thi s week of
pneumonia alter more than
half a century as a prostitute.
I "Donation for Flower for
Ba~y Doll," read a small
hand-lettered sign over an
open cigar box at one saloon.
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"She rriOde a lot of "Baby Doll" recet\tly gained her," be aald. "When I got
mistakes. '1nst a -anybody nitional attention. when · she here, there were no funeral
else. she w31f~hUlia&n," 53\d a was ar-sted for the'~h t1'me. I " stocky blonde iippln& a drink. Tl\ • " ....,. arrangemen s.
"But you didn '·t ,have to live e charge, as usUal, was Merer said that now uBaby
her life. Don't knol:k her wita prostltullon. Doll" will' get her funeral
you do. "1 Todd Merer, a rree-llce Friday.
At a downtown hotel wher writer from Los Angeles. as At another downtown bar, a *
Open Mon.·Thurs . .9 ti.m.'4 p, .; rri. 9 a.m.·6 p,m. •
1"STATEMENT SAVINGS "·PRESTIGE Card the rooms run from $4 up, the in Peoria to help with fun ral slender m8h In fl sport shirt *
desk clerk sai~ that 11Baby a r ran ge ment s. He was said he considered tt a ~orn-*
poll's" familla smiling face \\'Or~ing with Baby Doll on a niunity event. * IUfNA PAlllC Mtrcu ry Savi~s .Bldg., Valley vrew a.1 lioeo111
\\'Ould be mi ed In the book, which he. said would be "l'ni no \vorking man, I'm a HUNTlltGTOH IEACH MeTcury Savir.gs Btdg.,EIS!nger at !leach
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Vietnam.
"These seven Ameri cans,''
Ford said \Vednesday in his 1
first presentation or th e
medal, .,snowed not only
sacrifice, but valor, to their
countrymen . For such
conspicuous braver)r a n d
selfless devotion there is
pre9e!lted, posthumously, on
behalf o( the Congress o( the
United States, the Medal ol
Honor."
district. completed as planned. Before bum on Skid Row," he said. * TUSTIN Mercurv Sa\.'lngsBldg,1rvineB1vd.atNewp0rtAve.
"THE OLD GIRL never l\1erer arrived Tuesday, no "But if I had all the SO cents ** U.NAIRA·FUllEllTOH MercurySav ings Bldg.,lmpeila!Hwy.alHarbor .... bothered anybody." said the "SHE \VAS AN old-time one had claimed the body. or 75~ents·she'd spend to buy rotund bartepder.. "She was so hustler, you know,'' she said. me a shot of gin I'd be rich. * CAllSOM Mtrc11rySav1ngs Bldg., Avalon Blvd. at Si111 Dle110F1wy. ..,.
tender." "She was a gOOd person, she "UNTIL I GOT hi!re there "She was one bell of a * . ll~IY llMDLLSMert~11 Sa~fo1s Sldfi.,LQn1Q.eachB!vd.atCa1sonSt. 1r
Like most others at the strip \vas." w~'t eve n enough to bury woman." * * * * *'* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ~Ii~"~':...~~. L'e~t;;·~1 ~==.~1;:;ST~=--~~w==-=~~~,c~u=N~T=R="'= ::i~:.:'.k~~~~~~·i~~~~ ':::-::::& OL TO N u 0 _ ·• considered a virtue on the •---
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Shaken Up -Actress Shirley Mac-
laine has suffered a
badly 6ruised leg dur.
ing her act in Las V~eg
as but recovered for the
block-long strip, the last
remnant of the Yl'ilder, more
carefree days when Sarah
Cowan first came to Peoria to ptr, her trade.
SHANNON BO\\'EN, &. of ~ext show. S,he was in· 1ured when to ss e d
'lf anybody was in jail,.and
she liked them. she'd make
sure they had coffee," sa\d the
bartender. "She was n • t Tampa, Fla., Vi'ltS one of those ·aro.und in dance rou-who was handed the nation's
highest "military award -_u_·n_e_. -------
Standing erect in a white
selfish."
HE SAID THAT once ';Baby
Doll" sent a pillow of flowe rs
for the Coffin of a Peoria boy
who drowned.
dress-with a white sash, she
was presented the gold star
vdtb its blue ribbon for her
father "-tio was killed when he
•----threw him!'lelf-on-a grenade on
JuDe 27, 1969.
Patti Leggate of Pittsburgh
sobbed quietly as she received
the award for her brother who
died July 19, 1969 while
protecting the evacuation of a
l\'ounded officer under Intense
enemy fin!.
Those honored were:
-LT. COL. ANDR.E c. Lucas.
l\'hoee widow lives in Seattle,
\Vash.
4 . Sgt. Hammett L. Bowen Jr., who9e I-year-old daughter
lives in Tampa , Fla.
-S. Sgt. John G. Gert.sch,
"'hose sister Patti L. Leggate
_ liv;es in .Pittsbura;h. -
-Sgt. Mitchell W. Sioot,
"iloee parents live i n
Knoxville, Tenn.
-BPEC. 4 DANNY J .
Petersen, whose parents live
;n -.Kan.
I -Pfc. David F. W'mder,
wboee parents live in
Mansfield, Ohio.
-'M.-Pfc. Ralph F.
Dias, whose mother lives in
iJ!>ott...ood, N.D.
Far. Sa'le:
Liz Taylor's
Diamond
BANGKOK ( U P I )
Elizabeth Taylor tried to sell
her famous $1 million diamond
for hall price afler she and
Ri c h ar d Burton were
di~ but couldn't find any
buy~ -the-Bangkok Post
reports.
Patrick Robert, a marketing
adviser with Cartier of Paris,
told q,e Post that Miss Taylor
first tried to cut the famous
diamond jn half -half for
herself and half for Burton .
But,• he said, she w a s
persuaded to change her mind .
Then Miss 'Faylor tried to
seTI It for SO percent of the
original purchase price, but
two large jewelers, Cartier
and Van Cleef, refused to
purchase it, the newspaper
said, Wednesday.------
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\VaterliOOs
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Dino Dovia. manager o( the Waterbed Factory here, ball
"""""1ing be hopes will llO\
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For just $59.99, any dog
from toy poodle to Great Dane
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"I got the Idea after J
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the marr.t ol the futun•."
And jl1<t to make ..... be
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market for baby· food , ~Tia
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QUEENIE By Phil ·lnterlandi
"Yo0;-hoo.! Are you pull ing i'n, pulling out, or just sit·
ting th ere driving people-who are looking for a parking
space craz.y?"
L. M. Boyd ,
Porno Movies
Leak i11 Japan
Some Japanese hostelries operate closed-circuit TV
systems to shc>w pornographic movies. But -there is that
thing known as the ttansmission leak. Erratically, it·per-
mits such pictures to be picked up by r;teighboring home
television sets. In the Kansai region, I'm told, the kiddies woo watch the e{iuivalent of Captain Kangaroo just never
can tell when th{!y're going to get a
I~minute surprise.
LOT OF people don't realize that
the horse was among the last, not the
first._ of the farm animals to be domes-
ticated. In the days of the knights in
shining aI1110r, the trained horse ran
to hunt or fight 'var. But never to
plow. The farmer didn't replace his
ox y:ith a horse until a couple of
hundred years ago.
PAINT
Nobody bas ever made a paint that's perfectly black
or perfedly tWhite.
A TWO-WEEK SCHOOL for cocktail waitresses in
,Los Angeles includes a half-day course in karate.
THE SIMPLER a man's signature, the tougher his
sales resistance. Such ls the claim of the handwriting ex·
perts.
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Q. "IN BUYING something on a large scale, how much
i.s a 'regular lot'?"
. A. Depends on what you're buying. Corporation stock,
100 shares. Cotton, 100 bale&. Coffee, 150 bags. Pork, 250
barrels. Silver bullion, 1.000 ounces. Grain ·5,000 bushels.
Lard, 85,000 pounds. That's rots of rard, what?
KICKS
Client asks just why it is that the Orientals who prac-
tice karate and kung fu can kick so much harder than the
romping stomping citizens hereabouts.--Th_at~s my~th. .... They
can't. Not in their bare feet. Nor ·even 1n the light san-
dals. 'The record shows far more fatalities as the result ol
kicks by lumberjacks and c0¥lboys. With boots.
THE SCIENTISTS figure a hundred billion people
have lived on this planet so far. They also figun: there
are about a hundred billion stars in our own uruverse.
Curious coincidence. But pill or no pill, these figures
are subject to change.
Backslide
To~Heroin
Predicted
ESCONDIDO (AP) -Plans
to close Escondido 's
methldooe outpatient clinic
mean moat. of the 25 addicts
..llJldergoing treatment w i 11
• return to heroin, one of them
predicts.
The tmidentlfied patient said
"four or five" will probably
make the transition away
from the drug.
In mid-June, county officials
made the decision to shu t
down the clinic July 31
because it was serving far
fewer than the 125 addicts (or
which it was designed.
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som etin1e~ CO\'Y is not
alwa ys un m i xe d
happiness. ,
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obvious!}· have ii greal
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-who h:~ve morc tha n their rair share of beauty, or
who ;1re blessed vlilh great
inlellect :i , may have
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disappointment s which
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else.
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adjustment Lo los11. fl i~
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Power Engineers Meeting in County Costa Mesan
Wins ·Deg1·ee
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and Air Conditioning
ORAHGE COUNTY
By NORMAN CllAN DL~ll
Of Ille Dallt Pilot Ill"
ANAHEIM ..-The creation
of a new national electric con-
gress to keep the public in-
formed about the nation's vast
electric power industry W.its
the main recommendation of a
speech given here Tuesday to a conference of engineers and
industry representatives.
The recommendation came
from Robert A. Sandberg,
director of commWlications -at
!he Electric Power Research
J1111itute in Palo Alto.
SANDBERG WAS l h e
keynote speaker at the awards
luncheon of the Power
Engineering Society's ' annual
conference currently under
way at the Disneyland Hotel.
The nation's energy
resources in fu els and power
gftneratiolj technology are the
focus of ttte co nf e r ence,
running through July -· 19~
Included in the more than 250
papers a n d presentations
being given are rePorts on
wind, solar, tidal , geothermal
pnd Coal gasification a s
potential sources of future
elect rical power.
S.a ndb e r g t o ld the
conference's awards luncheon
that the new congress would
be "a boon .for 'Industrial,
national and p erson a l
planning" by bringing a halt
to the public's prese nt
HAVE WE GOT SOME ''HOT'' BARGAINS FOR YOU!
~
ames Henry Sleinfeld or
confu!Jion. They would arrive Costa ~lesa has earned a
at an Industry.wide consensus mast~r's degree in the Ball
and !Jgures before releasing State Uni.versitf. Air ....Force· .
eleetrical energy ~acts abo ut sponsored graduate program
them. in Europe.
Now the case is usually the steil}feld, 2182 Raleig h Ave ..
opposite, said Sandberg. has been studying nt the
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At a press confe rence before U.S. Air Force Base in Tra k·
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told the gathere<1 journalists: l'°'·ork there emphas\zeJ execu· • .o·~·.,•i;;•;;;~-.,..-LAG>UMA HIGUIL I tive development in public \' I •e11ow ,.,,... i. ""'
4'UP TO NOW it has not services. THI: IAIL'S ', •••111W11t~.' • :"''"
been necessary for en~ r g y l----,-.,-,.---,"-~-.-,.---I f't.UMllNG, i.e. ·~ f B a.m. to 6 o.m. ~-. . ----~ T-$1-... -"°"' ...... r ·Mon·.-Sat. companies . to .. com 1nunicate Wofried About l • State License
with·lhe public. There nlway3 r'ALSE TEETH .l:~; 495-0401 ' CJ6-C2D-21705_7
"'as eno ugh energy. r1 I~=================::::':'._
"But now we may be headed Coming Looae? K •d L •k T
towards a national {'Oergy Afraid fllae teeth will drop 11t the l s l e 0 · · W'lh r ed 'b'\'' n-1 wrona: time? A denture 1dhe1!lve an cr1s1s. I OU er I I t.y a u help. ·FASTEETH• Powder a:i".H the public lack or confidence denturtB a lonpr, flrlTllr, 1tead1er
in us being Whal jt Is. I think, a hold. Whybeemburuaedf Formore A k A d eat! . f d · · I ieeurtll and eorii fort, ·.ue FA ::l· s n y r y mnova 1ve an on~ina TEET Denture Adhelive Powder.
change ought to be made, 1 he l>entum that flt are M1enlial to .• ~,' .
said. ' bealtb. See JOUl denti1t rt(Ularly.
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County Bis-ory. S.ketehed_ ....
By ARmUR R. VINSEL
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Eugene S. Gilbert. h3s left
his ·marks on just about every
place he ha1 ever been. If not
on the landscape through his
architecture. then on his own
sketchbook pages in pencil.
les><lef~ because people
are less permanent than the
structures they Jeaie behind.
One of his more permanent
structures Js Duke University,
in Durham,. N.C., 'f'which he
\\'as co nunissloned ~ design
by its founder, J ·11Cs B. Duke,
and did a pictofial tabloid
supplement on tkat for the
Santa Afonica Evening Outlook
newspaper.
"Orange ,County"s Past In
Mc u Student
Awarded Graul
Pencil." is avallable at $2·.501.
per copy nnd s.by·IO inch
~plr.s of tndlvidunl sketches
ca n be (/btalned for 50 cents
through Firsl :American Title
Insurance Col\'lpany. 421 N.
f.·Iain SL, Sa nt a Ana. His in1agJn atlon was
captured early by how men
reduce or expand whnt !hey
see \\•ith their eyes and inner
vision onto paper with their
hands.
THI:
muu.·s -His efforts at preserving o
n1easure of permanence and Janel Zittel ot Costa f.tes<\ ,.111INll•· .. ,.,1111 history on paper began in has been awarded a fellowship Air CINI.
GILBERT, 81, of Leisu:-e ·' \Vorld War I. 11•hen he tor gradua te study abroad ~·~~'::'r
\\"orld, Laguna Hills, is a near· ORANG[ COUNTY 6ketched combat ruins Jn through the Educalion Abroad L•""""·SatldltNc~ All otti'"
native and 50 had Orange France as a U.S. Am1y Program at UC Ir vi ne 'ljiii;';';'.0~4G~lii;;;;;;";';;·;";';'~ County history at h 1 s engineer. Director Ja y tiiarlin h~as l I
fingertips when assigned a announced.
new project more than a year "THE !l"l'H DJVISl"ON tn l\tis.o; Zittel, , ·a graduate
ago. 'pictorial facts. France." was the book student in German. has been
PROMOTION OF BALBOA PENINSULA LAND CENTERED AROUND PAVILION
Sketch By EutOM Gllbofi Shows .Newport Londmork Circo 1906
First American T i t I e One can see the do"-1ltown resulting, earning substantl11l awarded a fellowship by
lnsurance Company, t be Santa Ana \\-"here the artist's income and winning a letter of Georg.August University in
county's oldest, · has now high rt:gard from Gen. John Goettingen, Germany. 'Yhile
laced wha_L.wa~ literally at father opened a dry goods Pershing. abroad, she 'Yill do research
THINK
BLEYLE FALL
Other
Deatlts ·
---?GiOilii'be~rt""'s'Cftngertips w i t h i n store on Fourth Street jn 1907. He was also one qf the early on her dissertation, which is in
Ucl' Flo F yoar reach too. the Balboa Pavilion, railroad architect9 and builders of the field of 18th Century S ra, auna He toured county locations toogn.:tte f{enry !Huntington's Westwood in the early 1930s Gern'u1n literature.
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Funeral services will be held
1.londay for W1yne l\lortimer
Colllns.i 74 L_tbe lawye_r '4-:bo
defended Tokyo Rose after
World \Var 11. Collins 'died
Tuesday aboard a commercial
airliner flying from Honolulu
to San Francisco.
to the Portola Expedition in Huntington .Q e a c h -t h e n
Set Cata'log·Ue TheTne 1769, drawing what is or was PaC\fic City-tbe '~" Ho1e1 from · memory, or working La'g\1na -and .the Silver Light
with photographs faded by f.1ine that brought .a fever for
TENNIS LESSONS
ON EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE .COURT
IN LAGUNA BEACH
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THINK There are no aardvarks in "111E PRINCIPAL benefit time. . . wealf'h .to Silverado Canyon.
UC Irvine's new A to z class of rows milk is for making The result is a neatly , , JtO.ln In~ listing, but a real stinker sets h.n ...... i b ·ii. . lf ,_ nostalgic package of more · GILBERT'S SCENES for
Ult-ureneror-th"e-llew murse~ .. ....i.Qr 1. e rn1. • .itse ......M.l!L-than--70~Qf....-Orange-1h.eJno!i.i.-par.Lare_cOOu:hill1'!+Jl---l1tl.tlN-BALSHER,TeochinQ-P-rofe11tonol.---
catalogoe. • cheese and ~·hey, are not so fit County-ana, mostly of an prosaic. with ex c e 1 I en t By Appointment. 613-8796
The illustrati<n theme for ror the nourishment of architectural nature, wit b draftsmanship and mood tone,
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this year's catalogue is the 'iman~~ .. ~ . .'~'iiiiiiiiiiiltiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii8~bo~rt~t~e.~t~b~l~oc~ks~~o~ut~liniiiniig.ihu~tihuiimiiainifoiiriimsiim~· it~heimiiareii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~ variety of plants and animals! I
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Elhabtth Warrick, 60, former
stage and radio actress, died
Sunday. Mrs. Warrick
appeared on Broadway in ''A
Day in the Sun" and starred in
several radio serials including
"BeUy and Bob" and "Young
Dr. Malone." .
LOS ANGELES (UPI)
Donna Schopp, 26, head or
social activities at use. died
11tonday of inj uries received
July 7 when her horse was
frightened by a motorcycle.
Deatla Nofltt•
1"mEIR STENCH," r ead!!
the caption. a quote from
Roger ~!'§ ''North
AmeriCan ~ls", "is ao
ever present hazard to the
nature observer and although
no one has. ever died of it a
great many · pOOple h a v e
thought they v.·ere about to. As
with sea sickness. m o s t
victims regret the nev.'S that
they y,·i!I survive."
G rasshoppers, asparagus.
humming birds, bees, cats and
even dogs made the illustrated
pages.
Mlklrld 1~AD:,S0~1.c;. Awn!• The. dogs. according to a
c .... met. Uguty Hiiis. 0111 cf de•lh J11!y "History o( Four r 0 0 t e d
Jj, ,,,~. SIWVIVld bV IOlll" pr1n«;Pllklr"1, Beasts ........ ts and Insects" Brl1n &l"-ton, Huntlncnon ll1ec:n, K1ren ......... ...,..
Field, eo.11 Mew, ,BlliV 11r-10n, by Edward Topsell, are "To """"'-' loHch and C•sw llr.S-, . ~:r-~~ll. ~ ~1.:: ~-:..~ begin with that wblch is
lnt.1rnwn1 Pec:lllc; vltw ~l•t P1rk. outward, it is to be observed
dlrec1t0 by Ptd~;:ew Morl\ll...,.. • that dogs are generally rough
W1l1i•rn It. e11n1. 505" Yh1• Gr1n111, and their bair1 indifferently NewDOrt llHCl'I. Dllot of Ollln J111V "· 1P1•. Survived b\' Ills wit• ll1rN r•. SOI'\ long.'' ltldMrd of Hunllnt;llon llnch; Cleuohlltr
•lld son-ln-l•w 'N. &-M". Wl'fM H111ser The cata)nm~ ha! _...
of o~ ... rd, CA.; oe1111Mtr, J•fl K!rk11>1lrkt --~ '''"'~ or v,,. Nur11 Ii• or•ndd11191111rs. Prlv•i. anima l for everybody, evoo
t•mflv s.e...t~ wru b9 ...io Frloev. J111v cows _ although' i\l!lrk Spitz. lttll, l"~flc \119w CMPll. In /Jw ol
11ow1" 1t1o1 IMnltv """""' contrltH.otlons Pat Boone and other milk ~ie!.1.e~:l;rn,..~:nc,,:,,=.rvd1r:C"fd:~~ boosters-n1ay..-=object to
"'""' c. t.011~!rg~~: I.AH•. 011e of Topsell's description:
llN11'1 July 15. 1914. Survlv10 by his wlf• ---
J1•nn1. son, P'eter Kent 1.oflnovte of"~----------• I C~I• M-; two oe111111ter1, Mrs. C•rolvfl
HObbl of N.Wr.trrv Pit~ Drld ll•rb8r• 1.ottnovse, New Yort, New VOf-1 mother, Mrs. J•"'et 1.oftnovi.. of V1n N11vs: ,Ofle tllte(', .M". llulll ·~tfm•n. 1nd l"NO or•ftdchlldrtn. S«vlces 1:00 PM S11urd1y
11 P•clllc \lltw Cl'•Ptl. Interment Pi:cillc View ~ltl P1rlr., Newport lleKh,
dirl!!Cted by P.clflc Vltw Mor1111rv. WILSOft
IEll'lll N. Wl!IOll, •!!' st, of_l:!vn•lflll•on Btldt. °'" or oe1tto July 1$, Hit. i>urvfved lw her Plllt.bllnd Wllli1m 1.. Wllllon, Huntl1111ton lle1ch; TWO _,.,. Hugi>
T. llrvtnl of Mldlord, Orffon •rid
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HELP US CELEBRATE OUR-20th ANNIVERSARY · IN COSTA MESA
• Huge Dlscounts-Refresh1111nt1-FREE PRIZES
COMPLETE INVENTORY DRASTICALLY REDUCED.
SEEING IS BELIEVING. DON'T DELAY AND BE DISAPPOINTED
Here is a listing of only a few of our Outstanding buys-you'll find hundreds more . . --~ .
LIVING ROOM FREE SPEClAL MATTRESS SALE
%" Sofa -Royal Cooch Re<;> 750.0Jo .......................... cloM ool S19 5 DEUVERY featuri-Simmons & Sealy
96"' Sofa -Imported velvet_: down pillows & cu!>hions • ...,
Twin Size Set •••••••••••••••••••••~••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $99.50 Reg. 695.00 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••·~··•••••••••••••••••Clott out $450
96" SOfo -Royal Cooch-l emon pall. Two-To~ Welt
Reg$ 750.00•······················-······················Clott out $575 100" Sofa -Loose pillow-bock. Royal Cooch. High grade
Herculon. Vertieol stripe. Reg. 850.00••••••••••••••••••••••••••Clow wt $595
SOFA· LOVE SEAT SPECIAL
-70.' Sofa~i1.h_5,b'..'_L_ot_e s.ecJt lo rrotch by Cavalier.
Choice of fine vclvets•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••ao-. pieces for-$730
{Con be ade.ed "'P"'Ole~)
84'' Sofa -Channel bock. Choice of velvet colOt"s. Speciol •••••••••••••••••••S349
100" Sofa -Cova~er. Fill Ctr.ilom qjlt. Velvet. Choice of colors.
. Very special••••••• .. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $59 5
84'' Sofa bv Thomasville. Country French -Choteau Provioce.
Carved Oak Frame.~ 850.00••••••••••••••••.••••••••-•••SIN price $695
}Choirs to match)
SOFA·LOVE SEAT SPECIAL
100" Sofo & 60" love 500! to match.
Custom quilted -nylon fab;c.
Morflex :;pring~ -choice of fobi'5. _;
Both piece~ for only••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$579
(Con be ordered separately)
-----. ----------· ---· ICXJ' Sofa -HOt"iiantol stripes -
Herculon !super !.Oft .....: F-ortrel 7)-••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $550
(This sofa available in nouqahyde Of gentine leo1her at sole prices)
DINING ROOM
5 pc. Set. Pedestal table -'4 choirs.. Antique While.
• Reg. 219.50 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••1••• Salt price S 119.50
7 p:. set -ThomosviHe -ovol loble wit~ 2 21):' leaves -2 A. Choirs
• '4 ~de cha~ -Medi1errcreon90l Reg. ijqS.OO ••••••••••••••••CW out $795
7 pc. set -Thomasville. Fren:h Provincicl. Oval table with 2 crm dx:iirs
'4 side choirs.. 2 20'' fills -Pecan Reg. 1050.00 •••••••••••••••••••••• Stilt $950
7 pc, Set by Th6mosvi11e. O.d table (pedestal} with 2 20" fills.. ,
2 am chairs & 4 side chairs.. Antique cherry. Reg. 1095.00-•••••••••••••Salt $195
Matching china -SO" widrh beveled glass doors. Reg. 675.00 •••••••••• Sole $S9S
7 pc set ThomosV111e. Trestle table with 2 20" leaves..
Oak end Pecan. 2 cone-bod: orm cha~ & -lside chairs.
Reg. 1150.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Sdt $995
Matching glass china. Reg. 695.00 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Salt $625
M iq.ie Pine' by Col·Shops. Harvest toble with 2 fills - 2 bencheS
& 2 lodder-bock choirs with rush MKJt, Reg. 769.95 ••••••••••••••••••Salt $695 ' CHAIRS
Lorge Wing Choir -Special offer -Choice of leg styles -
Choico of fabrics -Custom qL.ilted polished cotton with
OIJside boc~"ond am JX'l'IE!ls in rrotching velvcf.•••••Sptcl• M prict $199.50
I ~.swivel JOCkers tn chdic.e of velvets fro,rn ••••••••••••••••••••••••• $149.50
Pr. Swivel choirs Yelvet •-··-··•-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• taeh S 139.SO
(Oder other colors at i.ola prices)
5.-noH decorator ~wive! rod.c.rs -All wood frames in choice of colors-.
IFobrics-your c.hoice ord c.olo-) JO.day special order at sole price •••••••••• S 1l5
Mar, on wood rockers Otl sale irduding the famous SUGARBUSH
LA·Z·BOY RECUNA ROCKERS
You ~t see OU" ~!ection.
All disc01B1ted from $25 to $75
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2 Otb Cho;rs -Bold 11ripo -down cu1l;oni & P.llow boc~. EVERY
, Reg. s295 ····~··································;••••CJott out'°' s 1 is-DEPARTMENT
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full <.ize c;et •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 119.50
Sealy Healih qua rd Twin Set (Borh pcs) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 119.50
Seoiv Heo!th auord Full Size IBoth oc:sl•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 159.50
Seo!y Health g1JOJd Oueen Set (Bo1h Pc~.)••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••·219.50
Sealy Health guard King Set [Both Pcs:J ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 279.50
Seoty Posturepedic ot FOr 1 rode price.
Simmons Beauty1est ot Fair T1cx:le Price.
Simmons FanJasia King Set ••••••••••••~••••••••••••••••••••••••• $319.50
Seo!y Comforl·re<>t King Set•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$249.50
BEDDING PACKAGE
Comists of 2 Sheets, wifh Pillow Coses,
Blani:et & Mattress Pad Sold yvith matrress sers orly ·
Queen set $23.95 King i.et •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••S27.95
. BED SPREADS
Discounts on, all quilled bed spreads
F~o.r samples.
BEDROOM
5 Pc. Ihomosvilie Cellini Bed Ser.
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lrolian provincial cherry. (Ore;ser, Minor, O;een head board
2 stords. Reg. 839.00•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sole $750
S Pc Thoma sville leqoc.v SUte -Oos!.ic Pecan.
Qesser, MirrOt", King Size Heodboard, 2 stords. Reg. SI 150 ••••••••••5• $995
5 pc Thomasv;lle. Antique Pine qoup. Tr;p)e dre\:.er, Mirror,
King Size Heodboord, 2 stand~. Req. 999.00 ••••••••••••••••••••••,Sale $195
·~Pc Thornosv~!e Ch,.rry .SU:e. Lorge rriple dresser. King heodboord, .
2 stands. Req, 97S.OO ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Sale $175
5 Pc Thomcnv~le -Coontr:y French. 78" dresser, MirrOI', King •
Heodbootd. 2 stards. Reg. 1495.00•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••We SI 375
5 Pc Thomo~ville. Antique Pine. Tuple drl'!sser. King PoMer.
Heodboord 7 2 Mooch. Reg. 1050.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $945
S Pc California f.urniture Shops l'.n!ique Pine.
· Dresser, Hutch mirror. Q.iocn siLe Poster bed:2 stand~
Reg. $1459 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Sale SI 295
5 Pc Thorrosvi11e, Mediterral"E!On. 78" D-esser, Mirror. K.ng heodboord.
2 stords.. Reg. 1050.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Sale $195
Ches:s & Armoire., to iro1ch above boclroom sets on !.Ole.
All Early llmencon bedroom & Odds & Ends 01 Disc. Prices.
Pcintings,Woll decor & Ace.ssories must bereduced 01 dtostic discount
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1865 HARBOR BLVD.• DOWNTOWN COSTA MESA • PHONE 54B·5 I l I • OVER 20 YEARS OF SERVICE
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DAVENPORT. Iowa (UPI ).,. Bafnett said he met Cas h Church, and did two years
-The prencher who five yea rs ago in a 51r1all Nash-later.
introductd Johnny Cash to ville, Tenn. Pentecostal chur~ . Ba.melt said his West Side
II · 'th nJJ old fash:-...1 where-he was holdJnn a series Assembly of God _Church was re gull1 wt 8 -· ....,IO;\.I '>t> growing so fast he believed,
brimstone messa.ge" says the of meetings: "J?hnny Cash witll JoQnny 's help, he could
PWUlar ~ger 1s comlng to came, the first lill)e be ever brea k the1 record r or -·
'help hiM ~10 Uic--WOtlCl's-weatto a church , he·stlld; -attendance-at-Sunday 11Chool,
largest Sunday School. The preacher said Cash now held by a clturch ln
The Rev. Tommy Ba~ett came back to meet Wm after Ha mmo nd, Jnd.. \\'bich
hired a ba9eball stadium ·tor tlic sermon. "He was deep! claimed an attendance of
the 30,0IXI people he expects ed ,, B 1·t 'd "I -y 23,000. to come listen to Cash-al the mov • arne ~1 · t W~ll Bariet.t sa!d Cash ret1ponded
service. pretty heavy for him. He said to .his t'eQue~t by saying,
he was more nervous that 11Every once in a while a
night then when performing." request comes along that I
TO HELP CHURCH
"HE'S .COMI NG absolutely
. free . We're going to have the
world's largest Si n da y feel is 1J001etfling I was put on
CASH TOLD Bernett he the Toad to fu lfill . And yours
\\'Ollld return to the Nashville was one of those rare ones. Johnny Cash school," sa.ld Barnett.
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·_95 Regular
189.95
I REALISTIC"'' ST A·46
STEREO FM-AM. U31-2026
1 AM;'F.M. Phono And I Auxiliary Mode
Selector Switch
Price Includes
$24.95 Value
Walnut Veneer Case
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Dual Tuni!'ll Meters:
Center Channel For FM
Signal Strength For FM-AM
Main And Remote
Speaker Switches For
2 Sets Of Speakers
HURRY! OUR STA-46
WILL SELL OUT .FAST!
Mu sic Lovers appreciate aU the
Stereo-Mono Switch And
Loudness Switch For
Prope~ Bass At Any
listening li.evel ,
nritf yuu c;1n
Tape Moni~or Switch
lets You listen
As You Record
• ·• outstanding HI-Fl features in
this handsome component
bargain: fu ll tape !n put~ and
outputs. 'mag" phono-mpul
blackout tuning dial, and !ots of
clea n audio power. There s on.ly
one pl ace you can fin d it...Raa10
-CHAftCf:-iJ-Separate Full'Range Bass : II And Treble Controls .
Shack.
At Radio Shae!!
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"EAST CIEDIT RIMS AVAILAILE"
Separate Balance And
Volume Controls For
Precise Direction And ---'
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SAV:E EVEN MORE ON A ,::OMPLETE STA-=46 STEREO' SYSTEM
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27995 389 90
Regular Sf!parate
Items Price ...
359.80
Regular' Separate
Items Price ...
, 509.80
•s_J.&_g6·AM"FM Slereo Receiver
t •Rea listic Miracord 40C Automatic
•STA·46 AM-FM St ereo Receiver . 0 Turntable with Wood Veneer Base
•LAB-126 Au\omal ic Turntable With M.assive Die-cast Platler And s22.9s
Factory Mounted Base And $12 .. 95 Diamond Ellip tical Stylus Mag nelic -
Oiamond Magnetic-Stereo Cartn~ge Cartridge
•Two MC-1000 ACoustic!Suspension •Two Oplimus-1 Acousllc-Suspension
Speaker Systems in Attractive Walnut Speaker Systems In Luxurious Walnut
veneer Enclosures Veneer En closures ~~~!:=:~~~~!!!!! ~--
. TH ESE STORES' OPEN NIG HTLY 'TIL NINE" Jllaek } . I D ........ ' -644 N. Pacific -Coast Hwy.--·~3853..S.-Bristo -,,.. ,. "" ,., ..
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"1803 Newport Blvd.-Costa Mesa 7701 S. Main St.-SantaAna
• 18120 Brookhurst-Fountain Vaffey •1443 w. 17th St.-Santa Ana
(In Fountain Viney Plaza) ' (In ~qnef'Ptaza)•---
•994 )'Adams Av!!.-Huntington Beach 814 S. Camino Real-San Clemente
"6991 Womer ·Ave.-Huntington Beach 13024-Newpon-Blvd .-Tustin
' 30232 Crown Vall!!Y Pkwy .-Laguna *15389 Brookhurst-Westminster -. -
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Dy LAURI E KASPER
01 Ille 0111~ ~Uot SI.ii
Despltc protests of :i coalll ion or
wo1ncn 's organlwtions, ,the Orange
County Manpower Comn1iss ion Is still
manned by men only.
The women had complained to the
Bo..1rd of Su1>crvlsors some weeks ago
that there were 110 wonicn and few
minorities uppolntcd to the· 11-n1cri1bcr
C.'011\lllis.slon which Control s fede ral fwids
aimed at erasing uncn11>loyment.
Although two appolntmc11ts have ix'cn
made since then, neither was u woman.
ll's possible that another could 00 made
by lhc successor o! the late Supcr\'isor
Ronald Caspers.
But, dµrin g the coalition's secood
meclinR, Bob. Nelson, exectttive director
of the commission, encouraged them to
continue voicing their views at another
level.
He told the women , who were meeting
jointly with th e Nationa l Political
Women's Ca ucus, to. participate "as if
you were a member" with t h e
t'Onl111ission's advisory commillee. which
is limit ed to 21 voting n1cn1bert but
unlimftcd In non.voting meO'lbers.
Another way to get ln vo.lved, he said , is
through the staff the noted that 40
percent bl the professlonal staff are
women ) which, because It too makes
recommendatloos to the committee and
commission, Is supposed to develop 111
bl'oad exposure to the community.
BEEN DOING IT
One v•oman objected to fiis suggestion
tha t they be non·vP.ting a d v Is ors
'·because we've been doing lhal for yearS
and years and years/' ·
But Nelson noted that t h e
commissioners MlO mako the final ..
decisioc:is. are po~Ucal a·ppolntees of ~ .
five supervisors, IJ!l8ta Ana, Gar,d.ert
Grove, Huntingt«1 l;f\l!ach, Anaheim a~~
two cities des ignated &y the League of
Cities, Orange ~'If Ha~ra.
"I'm not .reallj into that political
thing ,'' he said~ '~1 think that is the only
route to control that." .
He sugges~ Quit lbef ;work with tboee ·.
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' people for fut ure c 0 m n1 is s l on \\"Orking nO\\' through a summer youth
appointments-but also not.c...'d that lh~· -program which received $!:9 millk>n of
joinl powers agreement, which -:eonlrols lhe funds.
the term and number on the con1misslo11, A total of $1.66 milllon , wUh another $2
expires in June '75. Then. he indicated. million expected, will be used for a
so1ne changes could be made. public serv ice employment progra1n
Nelson was asked to speak on the which is designed to get jobs for the
su,.bject of ge~tlng women involved on lhA county's 1nost disadvantaged people,
Manpower Commission. Before doing heads of households w~ are on weUare.
that, ho'll·ever, he explained I h e "The big 1hing is· Title 1 which is still
commission} organization and purpo~; relatively undefined." the director said.
UNIQUE AGENCY About $6.l million is expected !or this
In the .past. he explained. federal program which is -generally ai.Jncd
money "was going to where the pi.-oiilP to\\·ard activities, tra ining and placing
were who could write .the besl grants.'' people in jobs so they will be
Sending money to loca l comniunilics, economically self-suffi cient.
l{nder a formula \vhlch is supposed lo SUPER AGENCY?
determine where the real need is, \\"a;; \Vith the respoosibil it.y of detennining
·an erron.-to correct this imbala1ce. ""'ho is in most need ?" and how much
P..fanpower, he said, will serve as a money they should get, Nelson said (M .
model M to ~how money will come In the commission could beco me· a "super
future for hOusing, health , eduCation and ap:ency" r'U!l'lin,e: the different programs
other areas or interest. thev fund . .
Orange County is' unique with ks joint "All the way throu~h (the decision
powers agreement and commission. All making process) there will be
other cit ies in the COll1ll)' have chosen to opportunities for involvement," elson
control !he. money tbenisc-lves. But here said. "Tiie key ithing tlcre is ttW: is a
the commission · is "an arm o f public agency, just like a city council, so
government," specifically created tn you are entitled to be involved in it.''
control the manpower money. NO\\', he said , ,fhere are sbc women on
'.!' ~ ,. ,. The agreement was signed i n !he advisory comn1ittee with one non-
. . February, sta£f was hired in April. and votin g n1embcr specifi cally interested in
financing began June I. the problems of 1\·omen. The · rest are '' ' .
'The key thing is that thi.s is,
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Propel·5. Pe.rformer
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clay recenUY doingoiwhat &he likes ~t ·'tr liariJipg" .f1om lhe wing
or a b~pl2fe whjle it loo fed, spun_ ~np. pi~_ed.~ :·;: ~ · ~ .
,Noting that he had to organ izr an COl}C(?med v.·ith other minorities, youth
ent irelY new ;igency and accept thr and education.
intemiptlons-of-legal-problemnvlth l'h0c~~NCl~VOIUrlteered to serve as an
con1mission, Nelson-said, "It's just been "informa tion source '' for the women but
a h<M-rendous thing really. It's really suggested they 'll'Ork .. ~dth their-local
amazing lo Dle 4hat we've been able to constituencies to get involved from the
get going." -" political end .
~.But-he also said,. "We happen to be' Ttie coalition, representative of various
luckf in Orange CountY., We proi;ebly v.:ill organiialiora including the caucus,
gel more i:noney ,thaa has ever come here National Organization For Women.
before." American Association of University
. A total ol $10 million is anticipated but Women, YWCA and League of Women
it might amount to even more than that. Voters, has been collecting reswnes of He said. ~ \\·omen who consider themselves qualifed
About 3,500 "disadvantaged kids" are for a political appointment.
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.''I love it." she sa1d , ''I grew-Up )n,U. a\lt3tlon·1abill} aild was
raised IQ J:lr~orts ,~in·· pa. J;il1·qq,.:a. :irSi:l';lliief'..it~.Piper..,. ·.>.:· '..>
Cubs to t ne ngh\ sea •t:eai<>~ blll l~"i 16 me../StheclOS1St ;~
j When 'she is;.rit»t d~g:her.wi\ ~e~' t ~hailgl~g from .··.::. :,.t
'We happen to b~ lucky
in Orange County .. We
probably will get
more money than has
ever come here before.'
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BEA ANDERSON , Ed;1.,
T~~ncl1r, July 11, 1'11 P1'~ U
Growing
Tribute
Blossoms
For the Hrst time in 1he history of the
nor al industry. a gladiola has been
named after a 'll·oman.
As feminine as flowers seem, f~~· are
registered in women~ names. _
Some have been named after men. An
orchid carries the name of a Midwest
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thing ~1~g w!tl!J rer r I ! (" ~;,. . :>: • • ·, , ,
a post to (+Ri gg~"biplane, WMdY !"f'\ag,,S _penq\lMl_!g~ncy '• : '
in In,tl ianapells,iahd takes.care Of'ller:h~n~ ndianapolis Police:---~<".+. "+-"","<\c-"-'->;L.. ---~---'-'----man_and._&0me_d.ahlias_ar.e.identificd..with
Lt. Sam jfc!Jtdenba11, and their1 g:_mon~ld sQn, Chad. Ale nden-! . -.·7-1
hall a o.i,<J a•p~l.aolthas a vin t•k!>;Sieerrrum ... • ~' j t-·
· .Wend~ald.' sb . use .. d""to watch tmU-, ,.an4 his fo rmer wing . '.:,f
walKer pr~~<:P.. 1. .1 , 1·t
"I Wo~ld :w~tch lier uhtil I•whs green Wi.th·envy and one eve-
ning at a practi~ session I asked~& to takt -me up and let me try
iL J.le did 'and l've ·been.-addicted ever sin'ce." ,
\Vheil. Riggs' otpei wing walker ;quit, 'Vendy look over.
"A1y h usband;~ glad I'm a M wing walk~ and he's proad of
me," she said. "Some people seem to thlril he should object to it
but he doesn't." '
Jt seems her son also will be an aviation addict. She said
C!'tad is "just crazy about airplanes already."
\Vendy spends her summers traveling to air shows across
the country with Riggs' act. She is secured to the win g of a plane
by a harness that is at~ched to-a-post on the wing. She stands
and waves to the crowd as Riggs puts the plane into loops, spins.
and other stunts.
"It takes a great deal of concentration to control my neck and
arm muscles," she said. "The pl ane gets up to 140 miles per hour
and that's a lot of wind force.n
"But it's reall y beautiful. I have-nothing to obstruct niy
view and I can see forever."
Wendy Knigh t, ·a professional '
wing · walker, says it's • •
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I read your
recent article in Prism magazine with
greal interest UnfortWlately, ~·oµ are
correct when you say ph ys i c i a ns
frequently fail to give enotigh ·lime to
pallents who need to be listened to.
In self defense. I would like to point ou t
p few.,. fac1' tQat make it vi rt ually
lmpoSSfDle for \nOst doctors to-"listco." • 11le avC.rage dootor work s bct'll·ceri 60
and 70 hours a "'eek. Ten to 15 hours a
week arc spent on a deluge of papcr\vork,
foisted on us by various government
ai;?cncies, insurance· carriers, artomcys,
etc.
The Increased dema nds on th!.\ dO<'tor
to sec !he sick have fUt'eed hilt\ into
"assembly-line med icine'' ~·hlch goes
against his ethical stand ard s. Mosl or us
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flying without a plane.
Weight
are rl?!cntful and hostile to the
regulations being imposed on us by
go\remmcnlal akencies that view us as
money-hungry, urtintcr~tocl and ofte n
incompetent. This harassment leads to a
deterioralion of l h e doetor-patient
relationship. ~
As your pell and other polls have
slJO\l-11, the vast r;najortty of p:tlients
regard their doctors as honest and
sympathetic-not Cadillac-driving, golf·
play ing, vaca tioning money-machtnes.
I would be happy to spend an
additional 15 hours a week "'Ith patients
whQ need lo be listened to. but there is a
1in1it to tl:li! physical endurance o( iHlY
man. As. long-as we are lied up In this
morass o( p<1pcrwork, we • cannot
POSSibly be the 1'Sir Galahad, Albert
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Sch'll'eitzer and i\farcus \Velby" you v.·isb
we Yt'ere.-ANTHONY J. CROCE, l\t D. or N.J. .
DEAR. DR. CROCE : J ait:rcc. lhe load
of paperwork forceil on physicians tod ay
11 outrageous. '1ttoreo,·er, as )'OU say, It
. dev011n valuable tltne that could bt.
betttr ipent taking care of sick peopl t .
l wilb J bad some answers. but ala11, 1
have IMHlt . MediCare, 1\ledlcaid1 Blue
Crots, Blue Sbltld. and olbttr Insurance
pl8n1 ire ltert. to illy and the pyptr\.\ork
Down
•'ill most assurtdly go on. It's one o( the
buil t-In curses that comes ~·llh social
change and bult1ucracy.
Not all doctors are as dedicaled as you,
hov.·e\'er. Some do NOT give the patient
one exlra minute anrt don ~t feel Iba& they
~bould. ti bur plent y abotll them from
'my readers.) But~ plt ase linow I'm in
there pitching fnr <e thousands 1of fin e
phyiilc lnns who art doing a wonderful Job
nnder extremely difficult circumstances.
Their pali~nlll adore them.
their Gennan , male hybrldizers. ~Ior"e
often, it seems, they are named
accordin g to a characteristic, a s
Starburst or Golden G!ory.
But now there ls a gladiola regis tered
in the name of ··Eulalah ," in honor of
Eulalah Overmeyer, director of-creative
design For Telcnora Incorporated.
The ne"' glad iola, a bright golden
yellow v.~lh a red lhroat. has been in the
making since 1967 by Frazee Brothers of
Oceanside.
Edwin Frazee expla ined tha~ this
gladiola was gT0\\'11, propaj.l"atl.'d and
selected as one of the better ones. in his
fields. It took unti l now, he said, for It to
be large enough to introduce.
He accepted !he idea for the name
from florists who were presenting a
Floral Extravaganza at Fashion Square
in Santa Ana.
With !he current interest in wo1nen·s
liberation . It was just a natural th ing lo
do, explained Joe Carpus, one of the
florists. But also, they wanted to honor
l\frs. Overmeyer "because of her Jong
and hard -and dedicated work for the
industry."
She travels almost a quarter or a
million n1ites around the cOWltry each
yea r to commentate during professional
floral design shows.
Name a flower or shO\V her an
arrangement and no matter how simple,
exotic or exquisite. she could probably
come up 'll'ith a running commentary On
its beauty. balance and the like.
Before she \Vas surprised with the
"Eulalah" gladiola . she \\•as explaining ·
how an arra ngement ha s movement, ho1v
flowers can 00 shown best 1vith space
betv.·ccn them and lo ··send son1eth:ng
(Sf:1e TRIBUTE, Page 16)
Extra Services
DEAR ANN LANDERS: May
respond to "Sick at •!cart" (and not too
smart), whose heart aches for a· sister
u·ho is losing her husband to lhe office
sexpoC?
She siiid, ··Sis is intelligent and
attractive, an imn1aculatc housekeeper.
a great cook . an exti mple o t
n1otherhood 's truest nower. She evrn
shines her husband 's shoes."
Shoes ain·t v.•herc il's <ti. booby. 1'1n
married to a \\'Oman who has <tll those
qualities. The only thing this paragou of
perfection l<tcks ls the will ingness to be
an active participant in that one, ver y
significant-aspect of 111n rriage 'll'hich
distinguishes a wi fe from a-paid tmuse-
kccpcr.
. H docsn 't ta ke a sexpot , to hit n1y
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S\\'itches. \Villing <1nd v.'Oman \\1ilJ do.
Cheers 10 you. Ann, for telling her
so.-HU~GR'(
DEAR llUNG RY: And cheers to l"ou
ror an lln·tar:;et letter. I hope your \\·lfe
rtcognh:es hcrsrlf and opts In fa\'Or of
expending le s energy ll·axing the floors
and channels it Jh1u n1ore re 'll·arding
endea\'ors.
Are your p<1renls 100 strict? llilrd to
rr<1ch? Ann Landers' booklcl ··Bugged
by Parents7 l!O\\' 10 Get i\lorc l-~reedom,"
cou ld help you bridge lhc gencratioo gap.
Send 5~ cents in coin with your n."(jucst
nnd 1t long, ~tan1pet.I, self-addre8S{'d
cnv'clopc to Ann Landers. P.O. Box· 3148,
222 \I/. Bank Or., 'hlcngo, 11 l •
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Eula/ah Overmeyer looks at "Eula/ah " gladioli
J named recently in her honor . It is the first of its
-~ kind registered in a womqn's _na me.
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.. that says I rea lly love you1-----------·---
because mars \\'hat it's all
~bout.
She also told the audience
that "glads are an important
Clower . in our way of living"
and said, ·"it's a glad day
because we're glad to be
here."
She temporarily rao out of
words after tJie announcement.
however. She only said, "Isn't
ithat exciting ... For heaven's
sake."
But another commentator
took up the talk. He said.
';You were talking about how
\Vonderfu! !hey were and you
didn't know you \\·ere talking
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FRIDAY
JULY 19
BY SYDNEY O~IARR
Alt lES (~1arch 21-April 19):
·vo1' may find yourself drav.•n
in t\vo directions at once. One
direction centers on fanrily
respons ibility. The other area
is freedom. travel ,
C'Xperil:ncntation.
I TAURUS \April 21J..~Jay 20 ):
There are persons around you
who contradict themselves.
fo.Iaintain balance. Keep on the
straight-and-narro1r l\'ifhout
being a bluenoscd prude,
GE~IL"'ll (!\lay 21-June 20 ):
Some of your most charming
assets surface -and are
app~eciated. There is romance
here and profit. You may find
yourself in the best of both
v;"Or/ds.
CANCER (J une 21-July 22 1:
r ycle iS such that family may
feel you are off base .
Ho\vever. -it is best lo follow
your own dictates. Y o u r
timing is on-target.
LEO /J uly 2.3-Aug. 22 ): Aura
of mys tery s urround s.
Glan1our, film, t e I e vi s ion
appearances project in to
pictures. Relationships may
not be "real."
undergo so.mewhat of a
transformation. !\1ember of
opposile-S:Cx oominenli on it.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
Your style. message , gets
across. But there is r:io script.
What you do spontaneously is
likely to succeed. Know it and
act accordingly.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 1:
Ywr basic urges find outlets.
Don 't restrict. constrict or
berate ,.Yourself. You do have
life of your own to live. Crea·
· tlve jtioes manifest.
Someone may be dealing
seconds -or from bottom of
deck. Means let buyer be\vare.
Word to wise here should be
sufficient. Do some personal
checking ..
. IF TODAY IS YOUR
BlRTHDA Y you are dynamic.
impatient, -creative, original
and a sucker for a sob story.
Jn August, you make new
contacts and your ego will be
nouris~.
Member of opposite sex
plays significant role. Leo.
Aq uarius persons figure
prominently in your life. You
love food and you have been
SA~ARIUS (Nov. 22-known to imbibe in strong
waters. YOu are charming, Dec. 21 ): Emotions dominate. stubborn and spoiled by
You feel more than you opposite sex.
reason. l<:ey now is to achie\·e-
38 TO 46
SWIMWEAR
36 TO 46
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Elf a Nor'sHALF·SIZE SlIOP
FULLERTON
224 Oran1•falrMoH
HUNTINGTON BEACH
14 Huntlntt•n C•nl••
LAGUNA HILLS COSTA MESA
Lo9una HUii Moll 1 IOS N•wjlOrl llvd.
5HOI' UJNDAY 11,s, ,u~~EllTOH & HUNTINGTON ltAtll
••nkAmwh_.d e M••ter 0.tHfle
balance. Intuition is on larget li~:'.!~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~::::::::::::::j -but logic should not be
lossed aside. HEMPHILL'S SEMl·A""'NUAL CAPRICORN 'Dec. 22. Jan. STORE OPEN . . n
Finalize agreement. · Check :):30 p.m.
contracl~ d<><umenls. Be . OPE.., F'RIDAY
191: Lie low. Tie loose ends. ~O a.m. ~ SH OE SALE
posilive of rights, permissions. ,.. . •
One in cha'lle will !rust you AMD MOMDAY SAYE UIB JOL500/ ...___ __
with assols. EVEMIMGS 'TIL --~ _/O .
FURTHER
REDUCTIONS
9:30p.m. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18 ): Your influence is felt in
many areas. You may not
'\rJRGO (A 23_5 t. 221_ receive d~ct recognitl~, but
_ _ug. ep · , your poli cies bear fruit. Be ---WOMEN'S SHOES----
GIGANTIC
STORE-WIDE
CLEARANCE
Ne\\' moon 1n area or chart ·patient.
that indicates ye a r n in gs ,
desires, \\'ishes -you will PISCES (Feb. 19-Mareh 20):
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AIR STEP•COBBLERS• JOHANSEN •PENALJO
•FLORSHEIM •VALLEY•RISQUE ........ MOW 112 OFF
VALUES TO $14
ONE GROUP CANVAS SHOES .. -......... MOW $6
VALUES TO 123
WOMEN'S SANDALS ..................... 1/J OFF
VALUES TO $39.00
ALL HANDBAGS !Asst. Colors) ---· •......•• 70°/o OFF
----MEN'S SHOES----
VALUES TO $42.%
FLORSHEIM SHOES ••••.• MOW $19.90 to S24.90
VALUES T0-$68
ENTIRE STOCK WRIGHT SHOES •.•• MOW 20°/o OFF
VALUES TO $27.00
WINTHR,OP • JARMAN•HUSH PUPPIES . . . . . . . . . . $12
VALUES ro s I 7 ()() •
MEN'S CANVAS SHOES ................. MOW $12
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VALUES TO 120.00
STRIDE RITE •LAlY BONES ••.•.•••••. MOW 1/2 OFF •
VALUES TO 112.00
STRIDE-R ITE, BAREFOOT •.
DESIGNERS CHJLDREN'S SANDALS •••••.•• MOW $4
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...-,-W·ith j h•lle!p OfSven Nater, ABA Rookie-o!-lhe-Y_ear a~_d former UCLA sl~r,
Marlf Goffeney tips off the basketball to begin a 100..hour marathon to raise
funds for the March of Dimes. Mark, whe was born without arms, is Califor-
nia poster boy for MOD. The tournament took P1ace in Peak Park, Buena Park
and was organized by Bob Kraemef, i 3.
THI NK
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. . Ted Gilliland in the Newporter
San Diego will be Lhe futu~e Jnn's garden court. 1----::;;liiiiiiiii;;::--:-:-1
homt• of Bruce '-laland and his ri.1r. and ri.1rs. Earle Caster j
bride._ the forme0 i Ii!...._ of_UpJand.---A1rs.....-R.-o-b-e-r L __
Cayot'O, "'ho were marriCclln Prather of South Laguna and t~c pa ris.h. chyrch of Olongapo the late n.1r. Prather~ arc
City, Ph!l1pp1ncs. . _ parents or lhe ncwlyv .. ed~ who
The ~r1dc_~roo1~1 ~ I he_ SOI} of hone,ymooned-in Mexico...---~1t. bnd 11rs. Herl:) E. ¥aland Attendants were Kathleen
of Nt"A'porl Beach and is an Prather, Sally Casler. Leslie
alum nus or. Ora~ge Coa.o;t Skiruicr, -Jamie Cook. Rick
College. lie is serv1n~ aboard Chaffer Bill Prather Bill
the aircraft carrier, Kitty J..ocd all_d_N~il NcNcil. ' '
Hawk. Th~ bride graduated from
.CASLER-PRATHER Fullerton High School and
completed medical assistant
Stl'phanic Prat h e r anti training. lier husband attends
Lawre~cc Casler exchanged Chaffee College.
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LIVING COLOR
PORTRAIT
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COLOR PORTRAITS!
Not the old style tinted or
painted black & white photos.
LIMITED OFFER! .
One per subject, two per family.
Child age limi!: 1 week 10 .12 v•ars
GROUPS PHOTOGRAPHED
at an additional 99c per sobje'ct:-
AOUlLfOATAAITS Co"ples. porent&. grandparen11, lam1· 2 95 ' ' ty groups, ate walcoma. Groups at
Thls very special offer is presented ·as an
expression of our thanks for your patronaqe.
99c r add1honal sut> ect 101 1no .. 1<1u•ls
Photographer's Hours:
Daily 12 Noon to B P.M. Sat. 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Sunday· 12 Noon lo 4:30 P.M.
SI.US, 1'011UCI A.HD CO. .
Tuesday, July 16 thru Sunday. July 21 .,4 .
Buena Park Covina San ta Fe Springs
Cerritos Laguna Hills Torranc~ SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE •
&rU{ACfion G11tJNnlttd or Your /.Ion~ Bac:A
Costa Mesa Orange
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CARPET TOWN 'S KODEL Ill
POLY.ESTER HEAVY PLUSH.
Plush is no misnomer for this KODEL Ill
polyester fiber. It has a luscious. so1iny texture Kadel Ill is the polyester !1bPr created
~-=-th<ttdense;-hea~ !eel you get whe[l_you run.youf---
l•ngers through its thick surface. Us lullurious texture
• for-1uxuuo.us_ap_oearance,_and c:u.1ll!V---
·performance.-lr S o-.-:~at llber.'' a luller. th•ck',ar
yarn ... more carpet to the y<1rd1 It s nlso <t l1v~I>'
fiber. that imparts greater depth of co101 and clarily 1:1r
textu1e. Kadel Ill ... the b11ght new polyes1£>r f,!J,.r:
nnd nine rich colors will enhance any decor. $666 An outstanding value at 56.66 a square yard.
b .• , I I 14.•o. Its never een pr1c..v owe1
-NOW IS THE TIME TO AO.
II you need carpeting today. or will be need·
ing ii wilhin the nexl six months. now is the
time to act. In addition 10 lhe oulslanding
value pictured above, we're olfering beau.tiful
lullurious carpeting al special value prices-
during the entire month of July. Take advan-
tage ol these money saving values now. -THE CARPET TOWN SEUOION.
Ou~ showrooms and central warehouse give
us the ability 10 stock 1housands of rolls ol
carpeting at one time. We have the carpeting
in stock right before your eyes! You see ex-
actly what your tal./orite color. pattern and
--tellture will-look like-in one large roll, big
enough to carpet your entire home.
Whatever your carpeting needs, from one yard
10 a thousand, II the west's largest carpet
chain can't tatisfy you and save you money,
we believe nob~y can!
It could be the greatest
lhklgthatner
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Carpeting is a major purchase. This is lhe reason you should always shop around J'ld c:om'l11.-
When you do you'll know why we say "compared lo some stores everythrng •S sJ.IC pr,£• d
Carpet Town." At CarPet Town we buy directly horn the mills for the west's targest ca1pet ch r.·
.32 warehouse showroOms and our huge cen.tral warehouse. This tremendous buying po,.
entilles us lo the biggest discoun1s available. which is why we can feature a !.1rge seleci1on ;•'
such low. low prices. In many cases our everyday prices nre lower than 01her caroet ~tore~· •
prices! Here are just a few of the hundreds of outstanding values at all Carpet Town s!Ort!s.
CARPET TOWN'S INDOOR-OUTDOOR.
Great for kitcheri, pa1io, game room, balh.
So easy to install you can do ii yourself. Has
a rubber backing so it doesn't $1 99 need padding. A wide, wide rango so•n
of colors to choose from.
TIP SHEARED.FORMAL PATTER, 1•
An elogant. geometric pauern of con1:no1·
filament nylon pile w1!h ,, tip sheJit;>d ~u· t
And 10 Add to ifs eleganci> -1l ~ $ 1:·49
fo;i!ured 1n eleven tonc-on·ton1• ~
colors.
---VARIEGATED CUT & LOOP SllAG.
A smart. bright lweed laitored look dos19ned
.for high traffic areas. This carpet won't fuzz.
shed, or mat. Easy to care for $299 nylon ~ite on a. long wearing 10~0 double JUie backing.
MAT RESISTANT HI-LO.
A favorite of apartment owners. Sturdy con-
tinuous filament nylon pile that cleans easily,
won'l fuzz or mar.Available in $399 nine handsome tweed color com-14 ~e.
. binalions. ..
SPLASH DYED NYLON SHAG.
An exciting new Pattern look created by splash
dyed coloralions. The .yarns or this nylon p11o
short shag are heat-set !or tell-$499 ~~r~~=~~~~~~n~ght eliciting col· SQ 10
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CARPET TOWN'S KITCHEN PRINT.
A tun pattern that will brighten lhe kitchen.
breakfasl room or bath. E1Ctra durable tighl
loop nylon pile with a rubber $499 •
backing. Five classic colors to sa•o.
select from.
An exciting variegated pa!lern 1'1 '•: '
choice of decora1ors. J'he cul & !onp 1• ,1
Ts of exlfa firm polyester ot!P. $6".9 Select from eleven dram<it•c col-'t
or comb1nahons.
. POLYESTER TWEED SHAG.
Sumptuous plush shaQ o! 1oocc p0Jyes1e1 pll1•,
And wA1I 11H you see the colors. Th•ftt'r>ll
fashion-new tweeds. Color com· s7
binatio ns th at seem bo rn o! J?
Hawaii .
NYCON SHORT PLUSH.
A luxury c::irpet1ng of 1•meless 1>~,1u!y -f"''·
reel for any decor. Ellpens1ve lo)~•n ci y• I 1
lush pile is of ensy c:11e lonq $ 0 99 wea'ring, 190°0 nylon, Tt!n 11('.h 0
colors 10 choose trom
CUT & LOOP SCULPTURED SHAG.
The best ot two worldst An un1,1su a1 p.itt.i·rr' "'
luxurious cut & loop shaa an.:! the :.u:Jy11n• t'l•
of long wearing easy care n__yfon $ 99 p!le. Twelve hi·lashionspl::ish dye ~
color combinations,
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Ju1t Morlh of Soulh Coo•! Pio o
A ~rehouse fi,11 of ~rpet in ever,: store SANT A AMA • PHOM C: S!Z ·C28 7
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SolittJde __ _.,._.,,,,.,..,
Suffices
Dissatisfied w i th a ' tea'c:hing job and day·
-time televl'sion . Dick
Bowker and his wife
Ann deserted the city.
They took their sons
Scott, ·1. Center:-an-d
l\Iarc, 5. to live on 80
acres of wooded farm-.
land, which they call
Peace Valley, outside
o! Elmwood, \Vis.
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J\1any parents have written
lo me about the horrors of the
family vacation. ·Some of the
letters are so vehement in
their criticism and sadistic in
their solutions, I feel I should
ouurne some of the lav.'S
throughout the c o u n t r y
regarding t h e vac'ationing
fami ly.
The Abandon-Child Law~ It
is illegal in 47 states to leave a
child in a restroom ·· and
pretend it was a mistake.
J\1aryland and Uta h a re
sympathetic to parents if they
can produce a doctor 's
certificate showing mental
deterioration caused by the
trip. Alaska fwhidl is quite
permissive) allows a mild
sedation for the children.
The New Jersey vs Kidder
Law: It is illegal on the New
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Jfrsey turnpike for a child to -'
hang out of the car \Yindow and
make a noise like a sirea. A
decision on this was handed
down in 1953. after 45 cars
(including three po I i c e
cruisers) pulled over to the
side <i the road and tied up
traffic for 52 hours. suggested that mothers put
name tapes and full addresses The Key Decision : All 50
states have rulings regarding
children voho collect restroom
keys as souvenirs. One of the
stiffet penalties is feeding a
child a quart of Gatorade and
putting him outside a locked
door Wllil a key shows up.
The No Fault Litter Law:
oo both shoes.
Anti-noise la'A'S: Near I y
every city (including three
ghost lo\\"nS in Arizona) has
the noise pollutant la11', If, in
fact, your vacationers have
two radios playing at full
volume, a barking dog and a
father screaming, ' • W o u Id
anyon e believe we . didn 't
HAVE to get married?'' and
unlaY:ful to infl3te a 20-foot
life raft in a sNian bloc.kin~
Daddy's view of the road.
braid his ha ir while he is
driving in the nlountains. or
tirr~ tliis yiar ... even if you
have to break some heads to
do it.
tie his shoes together \\'hen he 'r==::==::::;===::; is going through a tW1nel. 11
New FCS <Food and /'/ak&/f·l.r Comfort Service! has issued a d' C dill
motion soon to be voted upon ' CMM.DllN'S
by local legislatures. that MMaf'MG
dri vers must stop a minintum SPICIAUDNo
of every 12 hours fo r food and "'°"' todil.n
comfort. Failure to do this 10 ,...,_
gives occupants of the car the
right to declare mutin.v und[
replace the driver at the next
service exit
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Vehicles bearing families are
not permitted to stop in the
dov.111.o\\11 ·area or c i t i e s
having populatiwls of 450,000
or more to look for a gym
shoe that someone threw out
of the moving vehicle. It is
can be heard with all the earl -;:====;:__~;:__==-=-'----=-='--'=::===11 windows up. everyone in the
car can be arrested.
Safe Driving Lav.': It is
Miner Digs Individuality
FASHION UNIFOR~ SHOP {J,
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Limited 511" .4.vaWM
WHITE DRESSES & WHITE TOPS \ ' \>
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Grangeville, the n e a r e s t
town, is two hours awa y and
her closest neighbor is a mile
down lhe road. "~'fy only
problem will be loneliness -
missing my husband and
friends and the things I like
a oout tfiCCity," stle said.
Mrs. Borsand said she isn't
afraid of the hard "-1M'k
BetrothaJ
Revealed
An Aug. 24 wedd ing dale for
1-lelodee Critch\O\v anJ Bruce
\\'amer in Irvine Co1nmunily
Church has been annou11cc<I by
her parents. l\Jr. and ~1rs.
Richard Critchlow of San Juan
Capistrano. .
The fiance is the son or the
R. S. Wamers .0£ Sprin~field,
J\lass. where he Jtraduatt.'CI
from high school. Thi! bride-
to--be alt.ended San Cleniente
MELODEE CRITCHLOW High School. -=;:-=.;=----
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY 8'7·'125
Nl:)IT T O 6A~l!WAY
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-oannn-gs!"
Come and meet
Zsa Zsa's own beauty consultant
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Learn Zsa Zsa's beauty secrets.
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Zsa Zsa's ~ beauty consultant.
She's ready to give you Zsa Zsa's secrets
of beauty, make-up and skin care.
With any purchase during this consultation
got 1 free gift from Zsa Zsa. . ' "!*f, .W, It 11 :00 ..,., • 4:00 p.&
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REMODELING .
NB Library
A series of ~'Orkshops for
baby·slltcrs each Thursday at
3 p.m. beginning J uly 18 will
be open to boys and girls, 1.3
or older.
Sessions will be presented in
the Newport Beach Library
Technical Services 1faclllty by
Mrii~ Ryna Rothberg, the
I I b r a r y ' ~ coord inator "' children's services; ~1 r s .
Chrystel Dool ey, ltN, and
lnv~tigator Barbara Hall, a
deputy sheriff assigned to
jU\'cnt!e bureau.
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BUY MOW and SAVE ••• EVERYTHING
IM STORE DRASTICALLY REDUCED!
SALE
tliR€HANDISE
NOW 50 O/o
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t-EW FALt
WRCHANDISE 20
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~ 25 IS E. Coast Highway• Corona del Mar
673·2990 •You' .. Charge Account Welcome!
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Sllddleback ff o m m u n i t y
Hospital TI1tfft Shop will _off_cr
designer clothing at special
~·ces during the Lad ies Day
Ii e [ron1 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
F day, Jul y 19.
he shop is operated by
\'Olunteers and all r u n d s
benefit the hospital. \
Dolphinettes
Dana Point Power Squadron
Dolpbinettes will presc.nt a
IU1'U in the Laguna Beach
hom.e ~Q( ti)e Rud)'. BurJoos_
starting at 7;30 p.1n. Saturday.
July 20. Polynesian food and
entertainment arc being ar·
ran~~·
_Alpha Chi Omega
Swimming and ~ ::a potlu~k
luncheon are on lhc agenda o(
the Saturday, July 20,
gathering of Gamma Tau
Ga mma Alu rmae Chapter,
Al pha Chi Omega. _
-Setting !M the party, to
·begin at 10 a.m .. will be the
University Park home of Mrs.
Kenneth Cooling. ,
Bow ers Museum
SO\lth
\\romen
OP.,.>fling
Hot Line
Orange County
Against R.!pe is
a 24-hour Rape llot
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'E:he first of three ba rbecues,
tD be sponsored by Sou th
Coast JuniDr Women a 1
Juvenile lfall. ,_,ill take place
at II a.m. Saturday, July 20.
Junlors also supply birthday
cakes for servicemen coofinN
at Long Beach Naval t-lospilal .
Accessories with the oura of another age.· Ge ~metrics -1horrevoluti onized the 20's and
30's. Revived today I In the black/beige /taupe oblong soft scarf. Only at Bullock's.
From a collection by Ca lifornia Things, $15 . Original pi ece~
set in new pins, barrettes, scarf rings. Only at Bullock's. From
collection s by Stephen Jewelry. The French glass pieces, $5 to $6.
Plastic pieces-on-pieces, $3 to $7. An d enameled pins, pendants
ond cha ins. Ours first. Cadora collection, 5.50 to $1.5.
Fashion Jewelry & Fas hion f-ccessories
SANTA ANA
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
I Bullock's Sanra Ana, 1 Fashion Sql)lre, 2800 N. Main Street, Sanfll An11, Telephone:
Bullock's South Coosc Plaza, San Diogo ftttw1y *' Brisrol, Costa Mesa, Tolephonc: 556·0611
Shop Monday thru Fr iday, 10:00 a.m. rp 9:30 p.m.
Sarurdoy:1o:OO a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
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Irvine. C.llfornl• '266(
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This Du1lne1s Is concluc:!Wd by 111 In·
dlvidu•I.
01¥kt Abr11111ms
This 11.ar-1 ..... II~ wOh ~ COUii•
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FICTI TIOUS IUSINE$$
HAMI! STATEMENT
Tiit f;liowll'llll Ptl'Mlll Is Golf'9 bl.ltinen ••: CHAPMAN AND YORBA, 11521
Arrcyo Aver111e, 0.&11\ff, CaUfnrn!•
J•ck C. Ge•r•rd, 1H21 Arroyo Avt!n~. Oritnoe, C•lllornl1
Thi$ !aJ1lne11 Is bel"!I CondllClfG by " Llrnltlld Pl'!MrsMp
J•ck C. G•rr••d G•n. P.tr!Mr Tl1i1 S!•temenl filed wllh !P>e County Cler~ of Ora"Qe County °"July 9, !974
WESTOVl!R, CURREY Alrl O MATSEN
Al!omevs •t L•W JOG N•wpon Center Otlv•, $t1(1f I
Nt WPOrt l ••ch. C&Hlornl• t:I~ Ttl: (714) '44_,m
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Tv--me-utI(rlffS •
ABC 0 8:00 • -Temperatures Rising. The
comedy s~ries returns with all.new episodes, star·
ring Paul Lynde and Cleavon Little. Tonight Bi g
Brother Lynde installs a 1'V surveillan ce system in ~
the hospital. •
CBS B '9:00 -"Halls of Anger." Fear and
frustration turns to violence in a newly segregated
high school in this 1969 n1ovie with Jeff Bridges,
Rob Reiner, Calvin Lockhart, Janet J.1acLachlin
and Ed Asner.
· KHJ D 10:30 -"The Love of God ." The title
role goes to Don Knotts (?) in this 1969 comedy
with Anne Frances and Edn1ond O'Brien.
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'Norman' Laugh Riot in Clemente
There's no sense in bciCiiotiu;;ngo --:;;;:;::;;;:;;:;-----------------..:-,.
around the bush -you won't
see 'll runnier play this year
th:1n ''Norman, Is Th at You'!"
•
Tim Petrilz plnys the !Ille th*' other cast m c n1 b e r ,,
role of lhe soo , Norman, wilh slowing her .scenes somewhat.
This outlandish co m•e d y,
wWcJ.1 lu.s been runniog for
1nore than three years ln Los
A11geles, hns taken u p
residence nt Sebastian's \Vest
Dinner Playhouse in San
Cl e 1ncnte where tJ1e
"HO,MA~.~s T1T YO\lr"
A <omcdv bv Ron 'd.irk •!Id s.m
Brll'tlrlr~, dlrtel tiv ROberl ve11gM,
Ml lkl!Qn tiv J•tl W1rr1n. t111h!!ng bY Tom 5.indtff, So!i!ld llJ JOhn F1nacc1, P<'llln!fll Wldl'leld•Y• tl'lrOl/llh SuncYv1 ""'!! Seo!, I .it Sebasfl1n'1 W11f Olnner
PllVl>Ol,lsl, UO Avtnld.i Pico. Sin Cl•~n11. ReMrv.i1IOM .e??-'9~.
THI! CAST
Bffl Cl'l.ift\111<1 ........ JQIVI Mr.:1111
Glrsott HOO.Ort ..... Joe Fl!lt~r
Hl>l'm.in ClwmMr• .. Tl"' P111lll
M¥¥ Bl1nch1 Mlc-11bon
BNtrlcc Chlm,trers Ann Sell?"l
Intermission
Tom Titu$
strong sincerity, giving his The r · 11 d ted character an honest and ortful pro essiooa Y ecora
interpretation. Pclriti ha 1 set Is the Dest yet mounted at
relaliveJy few boffo laugh lines flilC dinner playhouse, abetted
(though his remark that his by Jell Wa1TCn's techni cal
parents are j'still shocked t:>y work and Tom Sandler's
for lhe 1970s 1vrit!(•n Jn 1hc
sarne light , breezy style that
made Neil Simon the king of
Broadway comedy,
."NOR~tAN" llAS the th.ree
prime elements for successful
theater in abundance a t
Seb:istian's \Yest-a goo d
script, supCrior acting and
sh~rp1 imaginative direction.
In his directorial debut at lhe
San Clemente thca.tt'r. Hobert
Vaugh t has fashioneg a highly
h I -ot:he Ingrid Bergnmn scandn~" efforts on lighting. John
that , \ver~n't enot~gl1. t e o d is among the Dest or the Fc1-zacca. sitti'~ out one
n1an s. \'life has JUSt run off show), but hls strong stage directorial slot, handles the
with Jus business partne:. presence pr e c 1 u de s his sound on this on .
The runniest scenes in th~ becoming a "straight man" "Nor1nan, Is at You ~"
show, however, are . between (or the rather and roommate. will have them rolling in the · the father and his son's · aisles all summer a t 1'roo1TU11ale," scenes . whichL In !he plum role of lhe Scbaslian 's \Vq_st, 140 Avcnida
could l'asily be overdone by (a Oouncµig. faggot. Garson, Joo Pico, San C I c m e n t e .
less disciplined cast. Valigtlt Fletcher_ is Par 1 ~cu 1. a r 1 Y Reserv<\.(ions are a must at
nnd his c o m p a n y . at o~tstandmg, t~rrung in the 492-5500, wilh different curtain
_$(,>bastlan:S . wisely tet the j 1n _es 1 or his 1.nuny Pf:"" times. on different nights.
excellent script move 1he 0 rm an c_e s ~l ·:>~h~~llan s. Curtain nt 8:40 Tuesda)'S . Fletcher's p1npomt 1.1mmg and actors rather than \'Ice versa. careful attention 10 character lb.rough Thursdays .. 9 : I 0
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SHOW TIMIS 67J·6¥0 .... .,\
tl!Jill~t I : . .
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impress:i\'e ptoduc1jon. lightly JN TllE CENTRAL role or
management announci?d a paced and brimming \\'ith ltle perplexed dry cleaner
month's holdover before the hilarity. father, John 1.1oran delivers a
play was barely on the boards. The plot i t s e I f is s k i 11 f u I , well-interpreted
·JV DAILY LOG detail -along \\'ilh hts refusal Fridays and Saturdays and l;'';•s;-;n~Sun~d~•;·~;~~~~~~~~;;;~;;;~~;;;~ 10-make-the role a
caricature--combine to create ----
an excellent portrayal in a MAMMY AWAID-W1••111 SMASH HrT MUMCAL
Small wonder. The Ron outra~eous\y r unny -a' performance. A bit fast on his •••' '-------------==,..,.-----~ Clark-Sain Bobrick comedy is middle-aged Oh i o dry clean· lines at the outset , fl.toran soon ANOTHER IN a series of : .... one of the few plays that can er vi s it s his aon in NC\\' settles into his charncter and striking performances. this ~ / Marie: (C) (2hr) "Halls ol An11r" lake a sensitive, potential.If York only to learn that the brings the role to Its full 1. . ·~ Thursday (RJ (dr1J '69-C1lvin L0tkh1rt. Jill risque subject and m3ke it young man is a ·'gay blade"'_ potential. 1-lis re·acllons al the: 'imte m' ~ more minor
,• Bfldges, Rob Reiner, J1net Mic-palatab for the d in n c r d ol th 1 d . d b . . 1 . ed'bl . ca egory, ts turned in by .. Eveniag L1ehl!I\, [d. Asntr,_ A itram_1 coll-an n c sor ep1cle y increasing y tncr J e goings. .Blanche Micke lson -as the
ceining a new!J segrtsaied high theater rowd. It's a fairy tale th.is tern1 in h.is youth . As if on are beautifully done.~ strcet"'alker rccruiled b y .,_t~ool whose studenb turn from p
. .. .. JULY 18
most di[£1cult assignnlCnt.
•°;9o ooolllmma:im , ...
· Cill!OJ@(I)Qj@<ittOOI ''"
', : ~@a1974 W 11 Id Footb.1111
·, l11cuo Po1Uand vs.~Memphis.
fears ind !rustr1tions to violence. apa to change his Son's life
0 @@@) m lrnslde "'Class l•' d II b style. ~1iss Mick e I s 0 n 'sl ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i!!:~~ o1 40" (RJ Ironside iecrivts 1n in· .. ff1JJte an ep 1fJ'lf character is pure Cliche but]·
v11ation 111 the re~nion or his high screa min g l y funn y
school 1raduating tlass or 1940. nevertheless.
:\, m -Mlsslon: lmpossibli
, IE Mod Sqll.id
\. f.E.fl PtMe Gonz.itz
tD Zoom!
and the letter suattsts loul play in 'T 6 • ' s l Pl d :~:t1;2~k~=~·~!11~~a·~~s---''--rue-_-rir egue ann--e ~-:~ta~!i::~tn~fet~
@ Tllt wt Ones proceedings late in th e second
Q) Sprcd Racer ....._ O @@ Q)11.11n1 F11 "The act. l\tiss Salpas is erratic on Hoots" (R) ~ine tinds himstll S:\.LE~1 . Ore. IUPl l -A projects nianager for !he The. cast and crew .J>f r d 1 k lhe f
l:JO Qg) Merv Cirilli• Show
@ (]) Ho11n's Ktroes
ED Tai Chi Ch'111n m The Pionrtrs
caught in a ;eud when he lrits to """'Uel to the nlovic "True O S J-1 · h approximately 100 persons y.rill mes an ac s energy 0. help a religious sect that's being ~'1 regon t.'.lte I I: w a Y
peisecuted. Grit" starring K at ha r in e Division. has been' \\'Orking be 1!2!!,..~in the Bend area. o v-n11 at St• Hepburn and John \Vayne will with Wallis Productions for Loca l doubles. stand ins.
00verat n10nths loca1,·ng aM•s extras. carpentel'S and dri vers @ Mowit: (Zin) "Tiit Youns Low· be filn1ed al Oregon locations ~ ''"' ers" (dra) '64-Peter ronda, Sti11-in Septem~r and October. suilable for filming a n d \\"ill be hired for th e m lntenr1tio~al YarielJ
Q) The Adwnture1s
Q) Littlt R1K1IS
on HuguellJ. negotialing for the production. ,production.
ED NtWpert Juz FrstivaJ "A T1ibu1e Gov. Tom 11-lcCall and !\-1errill said the 1najor part '------·------
''"B ®oomm•~ 0 Bowlinr tar Dollars
lo Louis Armstrong" (RJ producer llal B. \V a 11 is of the ·prduction will be fihn ed m Acom111n1me announced that the n1ulti· in central Oregon around m Julio 'Str1~mtnta1ioi millioo d6llar picture "Hoosier Bend. Sun· River and
9:30 0Nrws Cogburn'\ \viii be one or the Redmond. Several da\'S of .----.,..-------,
EC) U Gran Rewistl biggest productions eve r shootinJ:: also \\"ii\ tnk~ plate on l
(j) $e(frb of the Drep m I Lowe Liiey
W It Takrs A Thiel
@Cl) I D1111m al Je1nnie m Esmeraldl
@@ Dracnet
Bl o11m1 fi lmed in Oregon. the Rogue Rive r, near Grants
lO:OOO ~@@l €nC•medJ•orld , __ w_a_yne Merrill. specia l Pass.
fI) Feast of Lan1 u11e "Meawte !or
Measure"
CQj (I)) Lalllt
al Drama
EE Thrtt Sloorcs
Guesll ire comedi1 n Fred Smoot,
The Monty Python FIYU'I Circus,
Billy Braver, Lonnie Siio?-and Rod·
nl)' Dancerlield. omm .....
@ hny Ml,o;--
..t,_ O @@ m stretb of s.n fru.
crK• "Most fe1 r1111 ill the Jun1fe"
7:30 I) OhOn Welles' Great Mrsttrirs (R) A 1oung firl wflo finds hrrstll rn Ho11n'1 Herors d1zed and confllltd in a bLI$ st•·
. • tion does lu!ow she hu iecentlJ 0 Kew !"rice Is R11bt t ivtn birth to 1n illegitim11e sun 0 Help ThJ Nei1hbof ind trolCes her slrllS to 1 priwale
0 Ouie'1 liihb nurs inc home. Siie is told Ille b1bJ
(j) TilrillMekln died at bil1h and •hen lilt pursues 9 Wild l(ingN !he matter violence enwrs. Kittr Winn guests. m Tiu! lilrl m Prai• 11111 lMI Ctn @@ To Till the T1uth
Q)@ Wild Wolld If Anl .. 11 10:30 fJ Mlwit; (C) "l~. lowt liiod" ED Dar it Nigltt (ccrn) '69 -Don Knotts. Edmond O'Brien, Anne fr1ncis. (Qi! 001 J1111,.., Dru Slltw CD Iii C..br
@n Jon1th1• Winters SlloW fB 1;.a CioUd Crill m Tht Protectors ED Mystery tt SllMtw
W TM liiho11t liang €IJ Ln D11s Felim
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Orphan,age1 to slly wilh them. Steve B1rton M1tl1nr, Sabi.I, Lita Ba1on.
proves to ne 1 v1ry unlriend1J 111esl @CD TM--vtiltor
by fighting with tile children, 11 @ TIM Salftt
cau1ht stt1lin1 1nd lhtn rims 1wiy. m Y!la to. Helltll
Q 4) @ @) m MIC Orris Show ...a ri""l hi ,_.
Mac plaJS hDSI to tilt Lennon Sis· <'Bl l!.i) T rs
ters, Join Rivtrs, Mike H1un and 11:15 et1 Cifftlll 34
F1td Smoot. I 0 Morie· (C) (2~r) .. A Priw1te'1 11:301J (~ (!)) 00 CIS late Movie:
Affair" (c~) '59-Sal Mineo, Bai-(C) '1he le1mi111 Jret" (dra) '69
b111 Eden, Gary Crostrr, Birr-, Coe, -Kyle Jchnsan.
Jim Backus. 0 Q}@ ~ £n Jefrlnllf C.non
O @(,I) a> R£T1JRN T1mp111· 0 Fl'Kt1rtd flicltrs
t~r11 llilln1 P~ul tlndt ~nd Clemin @ Miwir:"Priw1te HeU" (dr1) '5(
Lr"I• ret111n 1n this Hnts of new -Howard Dutt, Ida Lupino.
episodes. ~r. Mercy (Lynd!) ln~lls O @(D G:f)W"nl•-Wtllll Spttlal
a TV surve1ll1nct S)'Slem 1n C.,1111 '"Geraldo Riverl--Goodn llfll Amer· Hospi11I lo keep thl slatt on their ka" ·
toes, but it mt111, pull them on
edae. 12:00 O Movie: "Guns and liuitau" I D11ler'1 Cllok1 (•es) "3&-Cene Aulry.
ltJin& from the 01,mpic m Mavie: "Drirtwooct" (dri) ·47 ::,~~nl al Pops "Benny GOod• -Ru1h Warrick, Dean Jagger, Wal·
man" (R) !tr B1tnnan.
l :OD m 0 00 ID@ New• 0 (19) TomofT•• I Juewes de lii•ll C.rn1n1 Mu$kll
J1111n1se Sertal · 1:451) Mtwlt: ''Stitt Secrtl" (dr1) ·so
1:]0 0 !HJ (l) (ii) FlrtllouU :'fla W1r -Doutlas faitWnks Jr .• Jtck HIW·
Out" (R)The mtn ol Eng1n1 Com-kins, Gtynis Johns;-·
panJ 2J sn1 1 boy from beln1 bulitd 1live and li1ht I potential I}' 2:00 m All·Ni1llt Sllor. "'Yellow ~ ...
catastrophic lift In 1 laundry. "T•• CefttlelN• frM Wnl 1'11111"
m Mm'"""' ..., all ""'1/Sptrts J:lO II Mme: ''flicM t. Siltppert" (adw) '63 -Palridl ~len, William
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DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 O (C) ••11ehtlor Fiil" (com) '62
-Richlfd Bt1mt1, Tuesd•r Weld.
9:30 O "Rodro .. (wes)•'52 -John Al·
cher, Jane Nigh.
Jl:OOO .. Dlll1" (d11) '64-Jo.tn Cr•
lord, P1ul Bui ke, Diane B1ke1, "Our
Hr1rt1 Wert C1owlng Up" (com) '46
-G1il Russel!, Di1n1 Lynn.
12:00 m (C) .. Eartft vs. Ille Flwliit Siu·
''r1" (scl·llJ 'SO-Huth M1rlowe.
1:00 ia (C) "Smlley" (df1) '57-John
MeClllum, Sir R•lph Richardson.
2:00 m "JHnnr IWlo4y" (d11) '65-
Aldo R1r, Williarri BendiL
2:30 0 (C) "lrtllabr 91 lrt....,..
(mus) ·51-ooos·o.,, G!!ne HelsOn.
J:OD (f) (C) "The TOMb If lil'I" (d ra)
'65--Yl11eent Price.
@) (C) "liunli1hlers ti C.s1 lifln·
ll°i"" (111'tS) ·~ -"!_11 Nicol. ,
J;]CI 11 (C) "The C~1llMl11rs" (1dv) '68
-Daflen McG1vin, Sean G1rriwn.
ffi "Tiit 1o1 Cried M11rcler" (susp)
'63-Yeronica Hurst, Phil Brown.
O 1'Sured Stilr (com) '5l-Oean
Martin, Jerry lewis, liz•btlh Stolt.
@()) "Stose sttps out'' (dt1) ''2.
-Will Hay,
!ft t1) (C) "'CullflPt In biltne"
(wts) '67 -BobbJ Darin, l1sli1
Nielsen.
4:30 (ifi (I)) "Meet .Wt Dot" Conti.
(dra) '41 -Gary Cooper .. 811t111
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Orange Co1J11ly's Ul!F television station, KOC&.TV • .has
sche:tuled the follo\\·ing special program.s--tOOay:-Detailed
lislings of Channel 50's programs are carried in the Diuly
Pilot's TV \Veek each Sunday.
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fC) "Plc11,1ru lnOOor"
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Gvw1" -An1"9lfft p0tlctmtn r1l•te to youth jhrOll!llh alt111lnv r oe!( m111!( • •lll'lng !Mfr 011-duly Plou!'1.
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1hur~ll.:iy, July 18, 1974 DAit:\' PILOT 2f·, r--~~'--~~~=============~· 'Divor~e'. Movie Ir as11't ~ehearsal · I
For 'Today'. Host
Dy FRANK SWERTLOW Snyder, Jes.'! J\tarlow, Douglas
NE W yo R K Kiker and Jim lhtrtz.
· -cuPI F Probably--thf hottest--NBC-tried to-c..a.1~~-l---
q u est ion keeping 1the spcculallon recently bv issuin~
telephones buzzing at NBC is a nat statctnenl that the
Y:ho will occupy the chair chClice will be n111de •·at the
opr1osltq Barbara Walters 111s end or July or corly August."
the other permanent hClst fbr One, naturally, has to ask
NBC's "Today" show. why is the public and press so
Tn recent weeks. interest in Interested in th is job . Th e
the t job has kept the network 81'~\\'ers that l!l'O!ve lron1
publicity office jumping to inte rview.• with NBC oUicinl.>
answer inquiries. stemming and new11mcn arc:
from speculation in print and -Power.
rumors. -Gl amor .
ENHRTAINMENT
Lead Role
Recd Jin x
LONDON !UPI I -Actor
Charles Stapley says playing
(~: \\'as It a puhliclly g\mnlick or just a coluclde11c1:
that the 1epnratlon bel'A'ten Llt and Burton occurred art C'r
the~ flhnrd "Olvorce llls-01,·orce lters":i'-Emlly Polter,
Stolen Island, N. Y.
A. Coincidence. '\lhen Liz first made the announcemt•nt
jUSLa ycat;-aso.~she-complained: "f.vcry quarrel ended
withClul ilO)'Onl' hilling unynnc. And leaving me, at Jeu st.
with a deep dissatisfaction. You ca n't imagine how mul·h
I wtintcd n sla1> from Hichurd , and he just tried to smooth
lhlngs over."
Q: Se1•rrnl 1non1hs ago I heard on the riullo that Tllo
of the Jnckso11 t"lvc \\'HS atrested 011 churges of receh•ln;;
'
'Glad You Asked That'
by Marilyr.1 and Hy Gardner '
Only last week Variety, the -f>.1oney.
bible of the entertainment
business. added fuel to the fire
by saying that Tom Brokaw.
NBC's Wh ite House
correspondent, "is due to be
Professor Henry Higgins in stolen property. \rhat happened w tht case? Is be in jail?
• • J T • s A p Lu~, the reeord·smashing musical -lleuloh H .. i\le1nphis, Tenn.
--tapped."
Other printed-reports have
mentioned ABC's Dick Cavet.t
and Harry Reasoner. CBS has
has its share of possibilities
\1•ith Charles Ku ralt. John
llart and Charles ,Osgood.
NBC hM said it loolted at
PBS' Bill ~1oyerll, but nothing
concrete came of the talks.
assignment," one net w 0 r k "~fy Fair Lady" is a jinx. ,\: No ma'mL 19-year~ld Toriano \\'as l'Ompletely clear-
spokesman s aid . "There's fie listed six actors around ed by Superior Court Judge Ilenry V. Poctris of all charges
money. seeuritv and lhc shov.• the world who played the part stemming from a \'an Nuys, ~I .. burglary. At the same
makes ne\\'S. ft is probablr the creat~ on Broadw~y by Rex lime, the judge accepted a guilty plea from co-defendant
second most important job _ H:;i.msor:i. _A~ ~et ~~~te~. he John P. Jackson, 22-neither a relative nor a member or
next to bcin~ the anchorman satCI. 1netua1ng one o n tfie rock group.
on <NBC) Nighth• Nc~'S." Broad~',aY~ -and one I n Q: Cun )'ou -Identify the famous ~pie lmov.'D as
Another spokesnian ~aid Austraha who s U f f e r c d "1\lorlcg11," "Tbe Vq1':e," "Tbc Velvet Fog," 'The Pelvls,"
that since the Sbo\v has been nervous breakdowns In the "'The Galloping Gbosl," "Bojangle11" and "The 1\1outh"?-
on !he air since 1952 there is a role. Sedalia T .. Hiehmond. Va.
tremendous audience 1ha 1 A Ger-man actor l n A: Fron1 left to right they were l\1arlene Dietrich, 1
:l\ll llils lhe new c 0 • h 0 ~ 1. Hamburg. dro~~d ~eacl on Frank Sinatra, n1et Torme, Elvis-the·Pel.vis Presley, foot· I
"Thev're very loval,'1 hP said. stap;e ?n bis openin~ n!ght. ai~r! b<ill great Bed Gran ge and Bill Robinson. !\ila1·tha Haye 1
Edwin Nc"•man. who in a Dan1sh act~r shot. h~msP.lf in and thc ·lale Jue· E. Hro\\TI shared the affectionate billing. I
SINCE FRANK ~McGee's d,.. be' a hClt~l room Jn Scand1nav1a . both knO\\'n its "The !\louth . ''
death in April tt\e network a uillon to IOI? 8 temnorarv A British actor walked out Q: What Is Zero ' 1\1os1e1'1 real name? And how did he
4 Joe l t'l·lostel on Feb. 28. 1915, In Brooklyn, son of ii rabbi
Q: \\'as "Punny f:irl'' :1 lrue acrount of ranny
Urice'M life'! Anfl did she and the 1nnn sht' loved, Nicky
Arnstein , e1·er re su n1c their n1arriage?-J. IUehter, Coral
Springs. Fla.
-A: No. AftC'rrnany"llcurtache~ and valia nt tries at a
reconcilia lion. Fanny gttl'C Ur> and !hey divorced. She
tri ed m<irriage a~ain, but unsuccessfu ll,I'.' with Billy Rose.
1\1 the pal'ting Bill\'. not yet rnmou.~ as his "'ile , said he
11u~ ti red of being knov.rn as "f>.·lr. Brice.'' Like nlost bio-
grufl hns , "Funny Girl" 11'as p;irt fHr l , J)arl fiction. ' Sc111/ ynin· 11 ncs!io11~ lo fly (;111(11!1'1' ''\.Ind ¥011
.'\,ikC'd ThCJ L" c:l'!n: of tJ.1~ 11e1r.~/)ll/•l'r. P.t). lJnx /5(i0.
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also has auditioned a number ~st ha.~ been ~ freQuent "rrientall v exhausted." get th e nickname "Zero"?-Oesmond R., Dei 1\tolnes . ~"--l~·-¥•;,f !"ilsC:ro"'\''.'res':".'po~ndcn':"'-ils~';'B'Oro'."Cka":'w~,~'<i'';;;·'i"•for the show ~ __!'e~a_!! ____ And_the--sixth.?.........Staplc.v .b\\'J•.~-~~--c--,.-c---.,,--::::=:== Edwin Newman, Garrick over tfie vears. !J~ud ~~ He told the slorv to A: Legend has it that the oomedian's grammar school
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many travels across the problems. with better than average marks. Zero was born Samuel
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I THE FAMILY ORCUS _ By Bil Kean~
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'' \IOV ~od go1ten me ~tarted of thi!. when I wo~
vou,.qer Dodd ... I'd be REALLY good by now."
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'l._ PHILADELPHIA (UPI J -A
' search has begun for an
estim ated 6.500 u·omen u'ho
may be susCeplible to cancer
because their mothers took the
drug diet hylsti lbestrol (DES). •,
pregnant mothers here be-
t\\·een 1949 and 1970 to pre·
vent miscarriage and bleed·
ing.
llE SAID PHYSICIANS in
Boston made the fir s t
dis~veries of dangerous side
effects of the synthetic female
hormone ip 1970, including
~veral cases of v a g i n a I
cancer.
Dr. Otar I es l\·Iangan, an
:-a!»istant professor at the
, University o! Pennsylvania 1
• Hospital. said this u·eek lhat
l the drug was administered to
Distaff
·Preachers
Proniis ed
The use of DES declined in
the late 1950s, l\1angan said,
because a more effective drug
v.·as developed. tle said the
drug can be used safely when
there is no pregnanc y
in\'Olved.
' About 6,500 ·women may
have been affected by their ; CHfCAGO (AP) A mothers' use here of the drug
1'.fethodist church congregation l\.1angan said.
on Chi cago's North Side has
reluctantly accepted a1 male "THAT r..'U~IBER IS a very
"" pastor in exchange for a rough estimate,'' he added "~bishop's pledge to recruit "because we have few real
' v.•omen ministers. statistics on the use of DES to
... The Rev. Charles C . work from. My goa l is to
Peterson was assigned to the locate every woman who may
,, Parish of the Holy Covenan t have been expo&ed to DES and ~ by Bishop Paul A. Washburn advise them to se c k
., despite the congregation's ,..:gyn::__eco_lo.:g>_·c_e_v_al_u_a_ti_on_._" __ 1
request for a woman pastor.
But at a meeting this week
,~Involving the bishop and
parish leaders, tile church I Great stars
•,accepted Mr. Peterson. 52, in 1 in 'l'\O'rCnt\!
;:-exchange for a. written pledge ii -r---·· ~from »is~Qp Wl!s~~l'.11 ttia~ ±=--~!=
1 task force of the-United· I Les """""
,. Methodist Church 's Northern 1 Skiles"~
{' Illinois Conference will recruit l Tb£Iour.F~-I._
10 \\'Omen pastors by June · ........---The Staple SiftCers I
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A. year from tocaY Daryle Lamonica
wlD be in a Souttiem Calilornia Sun
uniform.
But he 111ay nbt be ',the ~· I
Qualerback + lf Toow Adams Is a1 iharp
as be was fedneday, nJght at Anaheim
Stadium. \
. Adams, frtm Utah Slate, ll1!id<d the
Sun le I 2$4 lead, then oat oiil -ol
the final quarter as tbe World F..._.ll
League team held oo to defeat the
·Rawaiians1 Jl.31. A 'crowd .reported •as
32,088 and a Southland tel e v la ion
Pe1·ry Heads
.. i\11-star Staff;
Game on TV
audlenoe -the Sw1'1 inaugural lm>e
'game. '
, Adamo compleUld hb fint eight po,..s
and was tune of !Oat the half, morcltmn
tnakint' UD for hb play last week in an
11·7 lou co Birmio.gham. .
He completed ·13 of 19 passea tor 2081
yan11,.1nc1ucr1ng ·• 17-Yard ro otrlke to
Do•e WUllama bl 11.e flnt quamr. And
be had touchdown """' ol one and 14
yards and ran i.. an acllofl point -little
wonder, he was named player of the
"'.C'~ -~ he' had ·hoped to piay
better to make up for la• weet'1
NEW YORK -Cleveland's sensatklnal
Gaylord Perry, winner ol 15 consecutive
games, and~Kansa• Cily'a Steve Buaby,~
who hu hurled the only no-hitter in the
ma}or leagues this seaaon, headed an
eight-man pitching staff n a· med
Wednesday for the American League All-
atar team.
In . addition to Perry and Bilsby;--'
Am~r1can League manager D i c k
Williams of the California Angels
~ected Jim Hunter and Rollie Fingers
of Oakland, John filler of Detroit, IAiis
Tiant ot Boston, Wilbur Wood of C\icago
a~ J\1ike Cuellar of Baltimore. . -e Sto,.... 111 Met11plab
MEMPHIS -After watching the film
of the Memphis Southmen's demolition of
Detroit in a World Football League
opener last week, Port.land coach Dick
Coury concluded that Memphis is better
~· ...,. National Football League teams.
Coury will take a closer look tonight wflen Ill Slonn meejl Memphis in the
WFL's second natiOnally t e I e v i s e d
(Channel 9 at 8) game. 'lbe Southmen
anticipated a crowd of 35.iOOO to 40,000. ·
e -Deen M'ou....efl
President Nixon mourned the death of
1930s baseball sreat Dizzy Dean. who he c11ll~ "a man tor all generations."
Dean, who pitched the St. l.cuis
Cardinals to a World Se r i e s
chamJionshlp in 1934, died w-.y
after suffering a heart attlldc.
"To ' ·my generation ol Americans,"
Nixon laid in a statement, "Dizzy Dean
will • always be remen:ibered as the
blazing young fastballer who led the
Ga!house Gang ol St. Louis to the
~or buebal( Bl9 ~ -
' pelronnan<e.
"The jdUf......,. !ar\tght WU that l
didn't throw any lntercep<lcm: That
interception a.t week _reilly killed us
and I was detennined not to throw any,"
· said Adams, a 6-1, t•p>under. :·0ur game plan was to utilize the
badll more,_ as far u passing to them.
And we threw q~\e· a bit oo .first down
IOIQ!lt. . '
'li'e wen a lot more Poli.shed. ot.at there·
tonlght and our tihiing improved.I I can't
aay •ugh for our offensive line. It's
doing• a great job. We've only had one
offside penalty in two gamea.
. ' .. To the young, DiD)r will a1'o be
remembered as the spcrtscaster ' who
brooght•an extra tooch of excitement and
color to every game he covered. Dizzy
Dean was indeed a man for all
generaUoos, and America is saddened by
his death."
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4-0 Lead Blown · . e S1N1tn lnMeent ~. -
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111'1 tell )'011 this, I ~Ir mme of our
perlOQllel ls jl1Bt as good as some of the
per-..nel in tbe NFL. We're younger and
a Jot futer, all we lack is lbe experience.
Some day we'll be on a par with tho
NFL."
,Adam~ a Ramona High School product
from Riverside J once set. an NCAA pa~ing .;:ecord iil' one game of 561 yards
in 1972.. And his' passing was just as
aharp JVedneoday.
S.un }coach Tom Fears, a Mission Viejo
resktera. called Adams' performance
"beautiful."
"I was very pleased o,yith our offense.
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Adams called a beautiful game. He
playOO as wtll as he cotdd. Last week, I
don't think he played that well at all. And
Gary Valbue11a also moved it very well,
again," Fears said.
Valbuena, Who p~epped at Fountain
Valley High and lat~ pl~ed at Orange
Coast and Tennessee1. entfred the game
in the !ourth qualter \...ith the Sun ahead,
,15.
He immedi'a'te!y engineered t h e
Southern Cal team to a touchdown,
completing the only four pa~s he threw
in the game for 52 yards. His rmal pass
was a strike in the end zone to ex~al
Indians Dumped, 7-5
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CLEVELAND (AP) -California's Lee
'Stanton tiu -always believed that a
baseball game is not over until the tut
out and Wednesday_nighLbe._belped
proYe his belief.
1be Cleveland Indians were oo top of
the Angels $.() for the first~ven innings
ot their American League contest.
Stankn's two-run single in the eighth
sparked a four-run rally that made the
score 5-4. And in the fmal frame his
second ™>-run single of the evening put
the Ang~ls out in front by the winning
7·5 margin.
"I believe there's been a more positive
attitude on t~ club the last few weeks,"
Stantcn said. "But for myself, I'm
always po.!itive until the last pitch.
Tonight everybody was still into the
game until the last out."
Angels manager Dick Williams, who
became field marshal two weeks ago,
had praise not only for Stanton 6ut the
entire club.
"I haven 't had one of these guys let up
on me yet,'' Williams said. "\\'e've made
some menial mistakes, but you can't
help that. We've been telling the guys
when they make mi.s£akes and
sometimes they get upset, but they're not
used to winning ball games. They've got
to concentrate. Total cooceotration is the
name of the game."
Indian Jim Perry pitched the first
seven, innj!gs of the game, allowing only
two htts.
ln the eighth, three CU1!CClltive inning·
opening doubles by Ellie Rodriguez,
Denny Doyle and Bob ValentD:I made·
the score 5-2, and Perry ~ pulled.
' . Reliever and loser Tom Buskey gave up
Sta.nton's two-run single.
The doubles which· caused Perry's
downfall -were all line drive shots to
almost lhe identical slot in right·
centerfield. -
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CLEVELAND <AP) -Cleveland
Indian,, second baseman Jack Brohamer
will be out for several days beeause of a
bruised wrist. •
Brohamer was hit by a pitch in the
third inning of the Indian.cali!omia
Angel game Wednesday.
Re was removed from the game and
immediately taken to Lutheran ~fedical
Center. X·rays sboWed that hls wrist was
only brui9ed..
State (Fullerton ) player Terry Undsef
which covered 17 yards. '
Then all hell brok e loose.
In the next S1h. mlnutes, the Hawaiians
took ad vantage of a pair of fumble
recoveries to score two touchdowns and.I
make it tight at the end.
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* * * .Reflections
From Sun
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Home Debut
Reflection from Wedne!lday night's
World Football League debut at Anaheim
Stadium when the California Stm bw'OO:i
Hawaii, 38-31:
If the WFL has something for every
body, so does Forest Lav.11.
Seriously, ll v.'as w9r1h going to. It \11'3.S
in view of the alternatives: (I) 9laying
home and watching the Angels on TV or
(2) staying home and watching the Sl,10
game, also live oo TV.
The latter might have been the No. 1
choice until I recalled that Laguna Beach
resident Tom Hannon would be hand1ing
announcing chores. Remembering the
first Stm telecast. with Hannon and
Pepper Rodgers at mikeside, I figured
GLENN WMj Tlii
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WASH
that fightiflk traffic. crov.ii, heat and the
subsequent late departure hour would
beat being Harmon-ized.
However, after enduring all the
excitement at the Big A. the wisdom of
that, judgment came under scrutiny. 1be
live music made me envy those with a
hearing problem. It made Woodstock
renditions sound long hair.
Tbe game? What game? J t.OOught to
have a game you had to have opposing
teams. Hawaii put up a better battle Dec.
7
' r1:~. 22).aros total offense ln the
llnt half is somelhing out ol the Darit
Ages.
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For three quarters it wa~ dul1svllle as .
-the-scoreboard-showed the visitors----
--· Jigging; 2.'Hi:--11Yin· the Sun cea9ed · f=i;::.AN:a~; ~~7u~~J:; -1 ni" ury Side·l·i·ne.s· t n. Ln . of Southern California football player, his _ _ , . . _ _ _ i___-JiJ_IL __ ---
1--two-brotben-and a-COU!lin-innocent-otr--
playing def~ and what had been
boredom supreme for three periods
livened up to the point where the guy
next to me woke up. assault and resisting arrelt charges.
SwaM, 22, a wide· receiver for the A R l ' !f"~ ~.~':..i 11n1f.:.it~:c;: s... ee ing LA Baws
Plttabw'gh Steelers was a c q u l t t e d
WedDelday of charges stemming from a
Feb. 1 altm:atloo with police. LOS ANGELES (AP) -It was more prove Yogi wrong, especially since he
• C .. WI than just another ball game for Los • was opposing the E:1pos' Steve 11 ....... rs, •Ml--1U Angeles lelthander Tommy John when be · • .,..
NEWPORT, R.l. -Seooin<Heedeed faced the -1-1 Ellj>OS Wednesday wh> Is one of the ~itcbers selected ~bead
Scott Carnahan, a UC Irv1De student, has night. 1 of him.
~vanced t~ the quarterfinals in ~ .Snubbed by Yogi ~a, the man who Whether he \\'as trying too hard to
USLTA mens nailcml grass_cowt ~ ----1tillmanageJbe National.League All.Slar--impressJs_ not_known. But John suffered
championsbl.~ with a 8-1, 8-J victory team, despite a 13-3 record and 2.50 a painfu1 pulled mu.tele near the eiboW on
over Jim McNairy Wendnesday. earned rwi average, Jotm wanted to hi ..... and had 1 1 th s p1ll;umg arm o eave e
Diz' Just A11other Citizen
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In Town He Called Home
WIGGINS , Miss. (AP) -lleoth lhn!w
tills town a curve when it took -Dizzy
Dean.
There Is han!Jy a per.oon among tbe
3,000 or ., In Wiggins who doesl't imc!w
the Deon 111\ile, who bun'! heanl the
-II Hai ol Famer toll -the
"gul!y·"'1omfl1"'" be caught while
fish!ng down on the Pascagoula River, or
alxU the greatest pitcher he ever sa-: -
him!Jelf.
Dizzy Dean spread sunshine all over
the town, and Utere were few in Wiggins
Wednesday who weren't talking about the
·death, Deon and about how tbJnp Just
w.,.cn' going lo be. the ...,. wt-
him.
11In this town he was Jost another
ctt.!.'Wt," saki a cloee penonal friend;
b.ink e1ecutiv.? Bert Havard. "He had no
arrogmt! whatloever. He was a
abou~ hkmelf aR the time,''' Breueale
aid. "He waa ·c1ooe lrHnds with
everybody."
Dean actually lived In the -ity
ol Ibid, nestled In the COUlllTf9lde • liw
mlleo from Wiplna. But he ma1le
l\'lginl the home ri the Dizzy Dean
llluoeum ,a ne8Cbricik building tucked
ai6lg Highway :Ill west ol lown.
lie never negleded the folks at the
SEhtce !ltltion near that mU9eUtn.
"He U!d. to come in every now and
then.''· 1JC8lled 91.alioo manager John
sargentl'~ He talked to everybody."
Sa.--gent ·would anlle as Dean strode
between the gas pumps, his famous face
erupting with la.,tis Md ltoriea for the
startled customer&
"l! ~ wanted lo talk, he'd Wk to
0,.0.." Sargmt llkl.
ga~e.
He left with the Dodgers ln .front 4-0,
but Montreal rallied to pull out a 5--4
. 'victory, handing Los Angeles its fifth loss
in six games.
It reduced the Dodgers' lead over
CiOCinnati to 5lf.i games in the Western
Divisionl: while the surpri&ing Expos
surged to within one.ball game of first
·place ·Philadelphia in the East.
"I'm more concerned about losing Tom
that J am the ball game," Los Angeles
manager WaJt Alston said after. Ute
defeat "We'll probably pitch Al Downing
on Sunday instead of Tommy."
I MOWT•IAL LOS ANelLIS
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Jorverwi, lb 1 O O I l'ft'tVIOll, t 5 0 O o
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McMl!tltn, ph I D 0 0 Downl"', p 0 0 • 0
Totals a. S t S T01•l1 Jt • 13 • Montr .. 1 OOl 200 000-J
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A Sooty Slide
am· Grabarkewitz of the Chicago Cubs keeps his head above the dust
as he slides in safe at home plate Wednesday against Atlanta. Braves
catcher Johnny Oates is ready .to throw. AUanta won the game, 7.2:
There was one facet of play that did
fascinate me. That was the punt. Or the
fielding of the punl If I Y:ere the WFL
I'd require all of my teams to punt oo
first down.
Watching some poor devil out there by
himself, waiting for the ball to come into
his anns while 11 angry men built like
bulldozers come down the fiekt full blast
to annihilate him, ha:!f all the color of a
bullfight.
The WFL has made the punt return
man someone even Lloyd's Qf London
might hesitate to insure. He Is not
allowed to calJ for a fair catch. 111us he
has to grab the ball and run for his life if
be chooses to field the kick.
A Kamikaze pilot had a better chance
of surviving. l'd rather be a skydiver
without a parachute than a pwlt return
man In the WFL.
Custer at the LlttJe Big Hom was a
better bet to suodYe the Indians 'than he
would be trying to return a punt in dtil
upstart league. l hean! that penoos
aspiring to serve as punt retum men were first asked if they'd ever tried to
ccmtnit suiclde.
If they said no, ,the interview was ewer.
No Picketing
At Rams Camp
Unless some veterans report . striking
Los Angeles Rams players say they have '
no pl ans to picket the National Football
League's training camp which gets under
v.•ay today for rookies and tree agents at
Cal State (Fullerton). \
Rams player represeotalive Tmt Mack
said a meeting of what he termed
Jl'!rsonal friend ol e_,,_ be met. ~ e
"Wt ~ bavlii( llUPlit~ oaNn Tens-ttl -"""'"'"-·and the waiims kepi "*Jn( I e
for la aulolrlpb," Rovarcf ,_lled "!
League Coa~nFire -p _. veteran team leaders Wed n,e 1 d a y · or ray1n ri -:---;r:i;c:o ~k:s:::::r.;;, ... :,.:-~ are go mg to camp."
The veterans had voted in a 'l"Ueldar said, 'Di~ they wm't Jet you alone even
wt1e!l ,...·~ -..· Dis jult aid,
'j!odlllh, let me tell you-hing. When theY *!> aslllng r.r my aoi.grapb, I'm i
d,..r duck'.''
Whan Dizzy .. .,, In the Bonk· ol
Wlggtna offit'e drinking coff~. he
probll>ly ""'' atro111¥ Pine S>.reet wilh t•v '"°11 llghls.
"He'd come In and he waa 1lw1ys very
fMondly," uld Philip B r •a 1 e a I e ,
manager of • furniture non: 'l'hen' Dtz
ulled lo gab wtlh .,._., Including
inany out-of...townen he'd ne\lft' teen
before.
"He was 1lway1 cuUing up, telling
I
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aruL\ VISTA (APJ A druB -.
tumed· eVXl!R-lall· llel!ll fired by a
Llltle l.eopa-!or lllll'mg prayers
aiODB wtlh !Iii,_.... ~lon1.
Randy lJv1Dpton, 21, ol nearl>y San
Diego1 wu ftn!d ~after • meetlag o1 the
Psrit View Llllle lmnl ~Y
night. •
"W~ told hlm to lalad< off the =In& -dial be waa out ,then! to -:--and he wouldn't llop," said the
fJolrd prtdda& Don Green.
Uvlnplon, who had been condu..ing
short prayer 1e11ions be!°"' each pme
l
wtlh lbe l~ and l~year..id players, "ts a rellflous _., and had the boys
·u-.,1' Green ·aaid.
But !be Rev. B.E. Gebhart, poaor or
the Qudi " the Nuarene In Chula Vilta, said l..ivinpton "is . b !'Ing
pe-!Or his <;hri9tlan ratlll and
this wghI lo be -·" Uvlnpton aaJd ...,. ol the .Ll!Ue
l.eoguers--..,.,.--.t-hta -Friday
night "!111 ,.lhelr p11"1ta' permtssloo.
'111<y' lal ... aboolt rellalon and he i.lroi!
lhoee who wented "to accept Chritt" to
pray with him. He said that boy efier
I
bar. *:ut llW!D or eight, -joined him in murderers..'' • ~
"aecepOIC Qfil" as the meeting Umpton uid he was a user~ drugs,
twtmaed 1lit8 4 a.m. mainly amphetamines, until January,
But c.ctl Rllcbie, one ol the parerlls when be """'pied Olrist.
wbo CCIDpltiDed,.had • different view. He said he was trying to telch the
"lie bas brainwashed our boy~" 18id boys, oome ol whom had been expoood lo
ltldlle, wboee 111n was not among those dnigs, about their dangers.
1t tbe lite night session. "He has got Livingston said he began the prayer
tbem acting Wr.e a bunch of puppets. He . meetings while coaching Utt Athletics,
toot theftr'.to 1 ltrlng~-,,.,......,.,...,,,r=.eight teams in ~ Vie:
them there ill· night long." 1 Little League. When the team W<lft the
"'ndl kind of 1otlvtty goes beyond I.eaguc title, he was chosen to coach
rtllglCll," Ritchie Mkl. "It's like one ol tho league!& All-star team, now compeV
thole cults In which people become Ing for a cllvi!lorlal tlUe, he Aid.
night meeting not to picket the tnlaing
site, a decision that was said to be
uiipopular wlfh 9001e leaders of the
Players Association.
Although Mack said no veterans would
report, a tey.m spokesman was quoted u
· gaying several players were likely to be
in-camp and there was also wort...that
some Rams veterans .could face the loss
of several thousand dollars In bonus
• tiY.e...m.9!!!! lf they do not come to
camp by Sunday.
Many NFL rookies have faced the loA
or their signin& bonuses it they dkl °"
report.
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24 DAILY PILOT ..
Football, Basketball Alamitos
Racing
Entries
Barbor Baseball
Just One More Hurdle
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Miller, Crocker
For City-CIF Playoffs Sh .ine on Mound
The CJF bu taken a slant stride
toward the long desired ctty.CIF playo!!
jn football and basketball.
A proposal by the Executive
Committee has been' sent to the CJF
Council which will meet In September
stating that a one-year trlal playoff be
established for the forthcoming · seeaons.
The football date "'tluld be Dec. 20.
This action has never before clea_red
the Execulive Council and now simJ>\Y
STEVE
~RAND
needs a positive vote from the council for
the playoffs to become a reality.
l<>s Angeles City section leaders have
clamored for the playoffs for years but
the ClF has nixed the plan because it
would l'tquire .either another week of the
season or cutting each football schedule
by a· week.
Under Ws proposal, the season """1d
be extended a week.
A proposal w~dl would not be put into
effect.unUl-the following year .was one by
Two Fire 69s ·
To Take Lead
In PGA Play
c.-. T"1dl ...... .,. .... ,, .. ,. .. a aNdl PW•-· the Empire League which calls for the u ,..., .. ,.,.. 111t _. • • ._
f '"''' 1.-c1 -• .,.,,,.. t ....., Old '11wn! were on:r.::.two aamr.s hitter over N--t, bl.It One eXP.anslon of the current 16-team ootbal1 m•IOtM. c•n1.1JtW, l"Vr'MI 111111. pl ed In he •Are f the I .. ,... ' T •
I • ff 32 te 01t1t..,., , .... 111111 1•roW.tl 112 ay t a o wa ks Jed to the ara pa,o s to ams. J.~~·,'", .. '!!!,~ ... i 1,n,, summer bueball varsity only run. The Empire League Is one of the .... ..... ..., ...
Orange County lea'""'S which was '"°' 11 .. ., (C•f9ol•I Ht leaaue W~y nlglit but CdM took a 1.0 lead in the e-~ •r l't~ 1AM1r1 1zr both feat u r e,d outst.\ndiria fir-' .~--~.1 •-~-shuffled last year and inc I u des eve t.,py t!CnlthtJ nt --e R w111:11 Ul,N ""'••avu
Huntington Beach among its membership. Ml•• h•""*' 1191"'1 11' pildllng. sin&Jei:I, stole se<'.'Oftd and ~~~:f~!~~' ~~ c.orooa de! Mar's Gregg scored on Jeff Johnton's ooe-A new pamphlet has been written and .... 111e111tt ~UUer stopped N e w po r t barr•er. .
II al CIF Sit .... Trw!IMftt tH•rt) 122 H-~ j I hit M'k -k wi soon be distributed to I ~ SPORTS ,. . ...,.,,.. s-1,.,11111 11, ... ws-on us one , 1 e Newport pt the hit bac In
member schools "'hlch puts in writing s1c0ttD •AC• -110 v•nts. , _, Blanchard's alxth Inn Ing the aecond on a walk to
an the giils sports regulations. ~~lmt: ~~Ing. l'llrw $\too, double, to lead the Sea K~s I Blanchard, a stolen base, a
Chaos \\'as the best v.·ord to describe •••u L-i fAr11111 11t to a ~1 win at TeWlnkle Park. wj ld pitch and an lnCield error.
the situatiOn last year in the girls sports ~~.: ',r,r,:_~1 ~~ Fallin& only alighUy lhort of The Sea Klngs went back
program but with the guidelines·now in Str·i·ngs Dealt 1tomt111t..c•• (we1tter1 ,,, that effort, o.ta Mesa's nm Into tbe leed ln the third on .. h f the f . . ElthHI w..-r ,,,.,.., lit I wr1tmg, muc o con usion 11 l("-1• "'"' ic.n1ou> 1n Mike Murphy's single, a stea , expected to be alleviated. Ml .. '*'• W1111t ll•M•l 111 Jollwon's liDCle, and an emr.
One thing that will hold true for both EerltyCMr"~'-ij:;.:._. 1" """"Aruw~' T. •• CdM added 1n1utance in the
the boys and girls are the-eliglbUlty i· 0·1.h Str-m·~aht :ro-~ \=:::: ~r.-=1: Ytli.v : t : ~ aixtb u Lton KolarranclJCO
requirements. ram.-1 ovy 11uc""*l .121 ~=-,.= ?::" ~ J : 1v. walked, lltl>te second, went to
Resident, age .and s ch o la s t I c TMt•• uc• -a ... .,., 1 yew -L• GlllM•-1 s o j· third Cit u tnfield bit and
I . 1 .... _...... l"11r11t11• 1 1 1 , n t requirements will apply equal y to g1r s WIT D £ ,_._ cL'*""I 122 ._.. AmltM , , , 3 ICOft!ld m Murphy s y ou .
and boys while rules may differ slightly e· ea·t SW-. Chic IAIWrl 119 ~~ • ' O fl Crocker, who also fanned
in the case of baseball vs. softball, ror ::::tr~~> ~g ..-' .:; 1 w. seven while walking t•No, 1rot
example. '" E..., 11t11!9tl!l 122 At T.w111~\= H•~ v-. all the help he needed rrom his
* * * • ~ ANGELE. & (UPI) -. -. Hawai·i· '-'"' L'l'11 fHarO 119 E•tand• (l:lOJ, lohlntl1t1ton "Kh ""· ~a M tes ·n the first UIJl3 'II Sol•• C"-,,. llUCllM*) l'tt Conin• .. Mar (1tJOh At c ... MtM "-"'DI.II Ma ma l • Marlna lllgh's Don Rankin, a. Leis won two or· the ttlree . doubles kayal (lfllllll) lit "··-~ hllnt•lll V1lltY ..... LOI Guy Kr;torien singled and
outstandlDc hardier on the track team, Is matches Wednesday night to deal the Los :!~':~~·::"~, g; ~1irr:Jt:•1• coet• IMll ~a. Matw scored aa Ken M c E 1 r o y
trylq to buck tbe m01t stringent of all Angeles Strings dieir loth straight ""' .,...... reached bue on an error. Jim
d f t ~ -•-W rid T "'~-1.. l"Ml'I Star ll(fll""I 119 Br-~t foll-~ Wl'th a --CIF ruletl -Ute a1e requirement. e ea, .r.1•.,,, '"1 o eam J.cuu~ Me "'I"' llUchwd1> 122 •nu ""'""" ·-.-
Rules Uve said for II yean a ft.. Leis led 21-18 enterino the mixed "°""'" •AC• -• Y•'*-t ....,.,. Crocker blanked Hunt~on ICOring ~and then scored ''"i D old$. ~•. f'ur• stlOO. Tiii l-' Beach (11 two ainlles, ,leadlng S1an M~-"~ yoanpter wllo tam II before SepL 1 will doubles. But Los Angeles· tied the score s.t ...... ,IOflltf• c111111 _ m . the y: .......... to • a • t on .. ..,.,,, a on er.
90t N ell&lble &o compete for._ sdlool before Dennis Ralston and Valerie '",.,...aw. IUJlllMll 1:n --.... a ....,.wm a Leadin& M, M~
tat teaen. Ziegeiifusi managed to gain Hawai t. ~':~w~~' . -H~ O:>lta Meu Park. add!a one1n the seventffWtletl
RanU. bu'1ll It on Aug. 31, mlnia& by ·enough points to clinch the match despite Ml .. Mc ... ISll'lllfll 111 Le a gue-leading _Fountain McElroy walked and scored on
ooe day. -losing the eet, 7-6, to the ~ .. ,. Geoff ::::,..":. \'=:l, ~:; Valley improved Ila record to Brandt's-double.
..... "16 1!.ttml •AC• --...... t -,..... M wtthl;l;ut taklq the field u . M~ DIP bu a~ on a -.Masten and-Karen Susman. otn. Al.__.. ~ 111111. TM UnlverdtY, High was unable to """....,. 111 • tedmleaUtJ llld la Ute IO )'Mr history of Ralstoo earlier paired With Roa Case ~;-'C::.,C:1Mw..-tt 0~; field a team_ It eilowed the ..,.._, 11 -~ ~ o ":
Ille nle, not mJe appeal bu ever bttn to defeat the Strings' Pat Cramer and J .. _...., 11t11ttN> 11,___n----'-.. -i~a-baU-· -H~_'!!",;..•,r:t--2,-g ~ -: ..... kl ......... -the I . ft . . -~.,., •• C-' I 112 -· ..... u.&IRa&U . ... ..... 1A111' ' 0 i ~...!.. lor~~-. re are year y Jean Chanfreau, 6-3, 11 er Ann Klyomura Go MM'I l"ridll 1c.,..1 11, pme Jead over idle Zltanda ~"'°' ;:-n ~ g 1 -~,omi.-.-.. n:n and Miss Ziegenfuss edged Kathy Harter M'l'IW cHert1 1tJ In the standtnp ''~"'oJ. 2 o o :
* .. .. and •·-·-7 ~ 5o z• l"ldllff (Adair) 1n , _ a-i-_1 __ 1pted KlrnMll. 3 o •0 0 ..,._,...,., -v. E4 Or1ne (M9f9oftl •1" ....,.. EM>...-~ ~ ....,..._, I 0 O O
'Jbe Westminster Cross Co u n .try Marita Redondo put the Sttqrs ahead 11imt1 uc• -• ,..... J ,_. f« a wtn wltb:lut much fl an ~~1!'.... 11 ~ : ' o
iovitaUmat annually one of the top runs in . tJ?e first ~ with a 6-2 victory over :::i :-,._ ., ..... a.im11w effort 11 Mater Del ap1n was Le;:'~ .., ~ : 0 g
becaUle it'• the only one contested oo ~~ ~ ~t~th~eds ~loni ~-= ::;;,-=.1~=11 ~~~ heed to forfeit, for the third .ta11 n ·• 1 o tJie track, is dead. Um;JI. WAIUU one pom WI a .,.. ..-;J3 Olda'I' o.n.... (Llfll*nl . 122 time, as tts players were c ... -.,co • ,..
The meet ·will be taken over by Mission over Masters before a crowd of 1,o.10 at ,,..,.,._ cwan11 11• petidpating In a !Rltmnee T.,..ia. cf 3 ~. •, i Vie>a u;..., and pendin• approval of the the ~ .. Arena. '•kt A DKll (Mt••I lit I""'-" ---...1 Krikorian. a ' o , .. '"'-&'' " "'Y""'... -llllfw c:.11 '°'""") "' uuu..u .,_.. eap. Mct:lroy rf l 2 1 ooUege, will be run at UC Irvine. . ~2e Strings are now 12·17 while Hawaii c1;r~:;.:.I(~~--•....,.,.. 1 ~ Miller famed seven and ~'::: ~ • 1 ~ g
It bu not been determined if the all-IS u-I. o11tt 111d up. c1a1mlnt. ,..._, 0200. walked Jttat two in bis one-9au!Tll. lb , ~ o ~
Solvang'• Gerald ~·-and Santa weather tartan track will be used or if °""'" "· c111ca91 11 ctel!Tll,. ,,-iao moo. TM Opttm111 Club .e:n ~ ~ 8 0 'g ' ' -th 'I the ~ -Dent CCI bNt ludllloh CC) M -z-4. Crock•• 'P 3 o
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o Barbara's Sam Randolph fired 991 to e runners WJ 1 tour cross country woman1 d01Jbll1 -cau11-H1rr11 !Cl ~., S!•p-Tl11'1' W•ttll kllld 1u11111m1 11t _ Tot•I•' :11 , 1 course itself Yw,. ,1 A1a111 ••• c......,_..1 i1t LAGUNANS take the tint round lead In the 50th • ~·s d0ublt1 -C.nt·Slonl (01 beet ltlllwt!f. Chide Doolin CW1lk1r) lit 1-. It'!' 111111,.. , ,
0 ' PGA -~•-·J I f Warwick IC) •2 TM C-'Y fH1rtl 122 aM1versary -...~ Io Mlrtd doubln -warwk k·Y01Jng !Cl ~•t 5'°"41-Harnr• 1 ..... , 11, ·C•t• ~ 300 oao 1-1 , •
tournament Wednesday It Miaion \'iein ___,.. '""11 101 '-4 Ntta ''""' flrnlttll ut IN DEFEA-T H1,111t. !IHCll oao ooo o.-f , • •-Ashl Ci Iii A -1.019 at Dr!roll Mollll•'• °""9lr llCl'lltllfl llf Country Club. ey are • •lorldt 2l, .. ttln'lln H I Chlrtltf' fMalrl 119 C.,... ... ~ CUr Standing just two strotes back in a ' ' woman -Grvbb 1F1 K~M'ldall 111 ._, Mor•11a 1tocUt IW•rdl nt 0 . Jot\-, 11 , 1
1 w-·· douol• -510'/Hiu!Tll Ill Mal Fl...,,lng-llMNt Dun It (lrtok•l llt T .... _.. Beach'• 1 awn Murlllrf,. 3 I three-way tie ror second WU El Nigue 's GrllbO IF) .. I -~ ......... -.-OrMI ..... c • 0 Rick Divel ·as all 82 golfers teed off this s· All CIF Mafl -CtrmknMI (I) Mat Oryldale •!Id ... kin o.....t .....-111 CW•t.on) IH bowling club 1"'85 edged by ~::o"rt ti l 0
mominoto!tartthesecond mmd. IJDIDODS • · '"k~-1', dDliblw -c.rmk hMt-M1111:er1 .. 111> •1 'loe*'l'•••iJ....,~~-,wc1a. 3 ~!: Pomona 17~11 W~y in Mui..., P 3
0, ',• --o FrOltlll1'19·hh1Jn (Fl ... . ,. compeu·~ at L • I u n a • I CP1•1rtndlCO. Cltl After today's play, only tbe top 32 MIJCtd doublft -Fl'Oltlllng-Fllflllltl (I') bHt old• .,,.. ... Clalmlftit. ""'"' SHOO. MUii Total• 21 J
I 'T II b I Mu11..-1H..st-111 .. t c1a1ml1t1 prk• Mlllll Heu' !er ~ • ....., 01 advance to Friday morning's match play n 0 ey a I A -XI) •I ll•ltfmore. lrvnari'• Lto TWD lltllltl) 122 ~... •• r h ft t --•-"'""' ill Truckll11 Mt11 11m1111> 122 There were 84 partld-· l"•uttcll, 11 J' ', w ere, a er WO 1uw1W1, "''-&'• W H•••ll 21, Las A ..... u Clllllel' IW•bonl 11, ,........ ar-na, P
remain .for Saturday's competition. w--R.oonde ILAI ""' c~ CHI '"' sir "°"""' 1w1U••l 11' 1n the day-long competition ~r."~t~. 111 • ~ f
Orange • 0 ball M-C•M (H) bell M1Jl1r1 tl,AJ 64 Lt le cectuae lllphem) Ut --L.-__ _.__i _ _,_. ..&nht °" ' " l o Divel looked like he might grab the O>lst area vouey !tars ~·· doubl .. -1Clyomur .. llf9lfltv11 fHI ._, 122 wtJtlll:' QIUU-llUll:::I"-.:: ,,.,._ • .,... 11,.
H1rt..-·Slllm"I (LA) 71 AHC!WllO -"·--) IDrt'l'lf) ''' ~th the flnaJ ·-Jn Wllkl-. c l 0 lead after the first round When he shot 8 Pe\e Ashley of Corana de) Mar, Rocky ,.._., d9ubln -Cua-flat11t1n IHI '-'' o-tr.w-WI _., M...,..,..., :Ml l 0
32 the I-' H he c•--n· of H tlngton Beach ...I ~ er-!LAI 64 VIII GI-. fMllrl . 122 .............. _ "--... _ --1y ..... ,"•'-", .. l ,• (11 nme. owever, 1411:'111 Ull a""' V t. MJll'd ..... -SllllT\a!HMltw lllilt Z1191ftfu• "'""" IACI -.. .,.,... ' YNf' -~--IUI" IUOC DIUOll'lol " ' could not mabrtain the nace, the hottest of Simmons of '_....,_,.. Beach have been R111t1:1n 11 • .,.. ..,. Cl•lflllllt. l"wM 117'0. *emed men and ladies. "Ta't!\,c 2~ f ..-..-g,.,.. A -l,OllO If Lot All9aln. Cta!inlnl ~lea II• S-. lt'J' I .....
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UI. ~.: .-uuuu1111w11 .__=-Mllilr1GG1 tlNl-Kra"'1dla CHI Mo. 1-t ·rw=:: rc.;~I ~~ of many during the seaMIO as ~=port OTO O!:O 0-1 1 2 101 Co>l ll-J 10 2
Sam =ph {LI Cvnlbre} ~ l\INU..,,, CtUTil:U J1M. llUUUllt W_.1 dDublH -l(r1ntldtt·Folllll' IHJ be.t It ..,._,-.,.. ~.,.,...,
Wresting
Results
For Area
Eagler Sock • 2 P qfu__Foes.
Estancia High won two
mat<hea Wednooday night In
the 1W1)1Der water polo league
at Orange Coast College.
1be EqJes aui..ttuted for
Valencia Hlllh which WIS
wiable lo fteld a team and
awamped Bolla Gl'Jlllde, :Ml,
before turning to Chaffey
High, which they downed. 7-5.
In other games Wednesday
night, Fountain Valley dunked
Buena Park If.I and Long
Beach Millikan rocked La
Quinta, 1-1.
Estancia WU Jed Jn both
games, only one cf which
counts toward their 4-0 record ,
by Ron SmHJi and Bill i.e.
Smith had two and four pis
while Lee tallied three b:t both,
accounUng for all tbe-Eataucia
IC<lrlng.
Tbe Eagles never trailed ln
the two games.
FOWltaln Valley's M18Ult
was led by Todd Leeda, -collected five of the It. 1be
Barons only led 4-0 at halftime
but 'exploded after
intennilslan for the romp. Gtr1ld Prwss (A/1~11 ,,,_...., • -'-•.., __ ____. fl~ team '----while MM -lalli 111lldl !GGI beet S .. 1d0011 (HI M lullo ... bO<t (Miit) 1zt ..J ... -..-.-"late f 0 j D t I
1111 e (Pa1m SPI'"'" CG> M.3'-11 <larei1t and Simmons were named to the H~~111(~-* H•aceoilM-Sllldttlln-fHI ._, ~~-~i%11 ~,,_toward the eventua _y:eac)J__ _ __ _ 1------lE'rcti~l~~~_CJ "11=.~~--m:---~--------.~~Mlll IGGl 64 ' FJabt1w ISmlllll llt cbampiOlllhips WFL St d' Att d ' ~fi;-y \~~Jnra CCJ ~· Additionally, Ashley was named to the H~~.:J ICku-McMH1all l~I beat ffmttr-~:~:\: 1':!.::~, ·~:: Next W~y, Laguna an 1ngs, en ance ~l':'t 'ii,: \r.k~i'' ==~. first teem on the All.southern Califomla A -•.12' '' O.kland. Sl"CIY CMrge (Llphaml lit Beach play! Beverly Hills :J:'
Earl Sva11nl3Mn (Aadlllncll CC} 36-3,-13 team Simmons fS second team and cur 1"1rkltf" (~i;I)·~ 119 with the momlng matches WWIO ,_... LAelllif SIMMll"I' ~:..lhafn' ~~ Vort:'_ .. _ _L __ _ ·-----~=-()~ "-",u.=:.i1 A=.~ ~-_:•H-•'"'-'-•--.. the-All·a--~-b d w· i'fe Rw.rt A""'9t-(""4U) 19-slated to •tart·at-9:45-at-Hei . " T ct 1"111'1" HCMJlifi i l'M\ad91j:,MI O ·--" •·--CC) ~~ -.....an:ui ""1ll"V o.qqu ~ 8..-'9o lleckll CSrnlltll 12'1 k 2 o o I oo0 :14 21 !hlc'90 IS JKUw!Yllle 22 "•WI ~ ,s.n ...._,.I 36-37-11 con1;-.,.ent - . . . us an Wiid Olp¥ (IC111fht) 119 let Par • ~::i-~phfa 1 1 o :soo ::11 lf flVtlMTII Ca!llWlllt ll H.....ii.,.. J1 Miki K0<,ldl (ilrooblclll 37..J6-7l 040'6 • ' J bollYllla I l O SOO :N 32 C>nl1Nfi: Khld11h1d) , li~! ..!.!:'1J:'e:. ~) r:~ 'J'be trio fept:eeeni the cn}y Orange .::-Ywll a ·2 0 ,0oo :N _..., .• 11:.-
Tom'''°"" <Ortffllh ,.__.> 4 County pl1yen to mate All-CIF. Ciarelll • Co h T~' T ,ct.,,, t'A ~t!"'r~~t1c11 ~·~YGB~ t:i1~'citv~"1 ~~: abo -perfonned in buk.etbilf and Hired to ac .... 1 • D -__ 1. Chic-2 i 0 I.GOD., 22 ., ........._.. .i. -,.~.•&01i~l ~-:::: football. ~----tnamtlos,.xs-UitS----"~pr-r0-:-~~ n-.. -H·:..!.~ .. ·-=:n~=--= "=1• 1~riaO:-~f' ~~ T .s!~~-!""bl~-~ aqanduaUcs at REDLANDS _ Chi ~Reel of 0e1ro11 :--l ~ ~':, .. : ~~ w1111nnaar n11ht: ~ C..11'1'
Doll F•• 1e1 0.14o> a..n-7J -a-.oatUJ, Swuwumg water Na"--l'ist China and her Vince c1111w"11 t i a s.oao ~ '2 Hew Vert: 11,f.Q Zl'.000 J•rry .. "'*' Grlllllh l"•rkl 3'·:16-75 polo . WUI.. Wtdl'll'ICll'1'1. Jul'!' .,.,, 1'{4 • """"'llaw -a Y••d• .2 m.t~ Hou•!On 1 I • --.500 11 17 HOUllOll U,227 •7.000 Denni•~ IOutll L•ktl ..u-75 ' --Reel were named tt08S COUfl._, and CIMr lrtell lltlt Mal4'l!l1. Clllmlftc('""°urM i11'DO -rPorHal'ld O I O .000 I :13 C1Hlonllt 32,tm DJlllll f1~ff"1~:,"'l=.1~,k~101 . ~~~ Other first team All-cJF selections are 1 ~1 •lr.t 111c. -a var111. 2 ytar old TiOer IW tna fan 1car.X.1a1 .Hr1Jafl1nsw-! '• '••.ooo :11 " CMctfD 2',Jlll ss.ooo
H-rd Smllll io•ar!!Ofld a.rJ JWt-?~ Culver City's Dave BPnWn North track coaches at the University of M11dan1, c111m1~ . ...,,,. .. 11100 Somtrwt Lucky IM~"'i.oo t~ l:S • • " DrTl'Olr l0.631 2 ... 000
Lew Gifford (V11 varde) .,,,_75 T--'I E.J M-u·-·Ing··•,_._.,1 Redlands. 99:,_•i~ ~~': J~=~ ... ' .. ~"° :t·: Limit• lrucoff tB•~k~) 2.-«1 --::=========:::::;:===========:;-M1 .. 1Mll Hott 1.:no11wood1 36-4-76 ......... ~ • "''""",_ .. , ..::wvuu Ud'I' Tumlta ('LlllMml 1.:io Time -20.tl t' A ~~ ~~~, ~fit:~ Wally Tranowlki,. and Dale Rhine and Chi was the 1"Xid athlete-d·tt.year in X\:' bn21.:!'1111rto11. Mr. C\119 Kl4.. LI~ ~:fa l~°=Ji.~r~M!'~.J:
1111 H1rttw (c.mp Pl'nd!llOll) #jt16 David Strauabl!rg ol, ehaf:iiPion Santa 1970 after Betting sprint reeonfa at a time tJl'ICl• Tony ,Nie-a Jtd, l(llf'I' Golddvlt, CMC!lo D_,.,, H9'J' Juli.. tawltch!nv = l/~~11=) V•llaYl ,..~;: Monica. when lhe was coached by her OO!band. vt:,~~llada.~ K•lld'I' IMHar, lllt!Mll A~retc:llad' -tMI 'l•a. Ml .. Ha,.,....11, ~:,..,M.=11~~-re'~, ~~ Secood team aelectioN include QJJver Athletic director Ted Runner also 0pi1on, w1nc1y so.. Mr. SMtd 'eount, R1ir;:,.,0 ':Xc""if!: ,~ .. y:,'il:.-'3 K~ J~r,L:'.l!'t11111cs'!:iclJ. cc> ~~ City's Greg Gtovanazzi, Santa Monica's announced that Mrs. Reel would terve as ~··1=.. ~lrtld Do vi111 a. 1.a.r =·~:'· c~~,...1~11~s: "?av rt
Bob Harri-fllrentwood cc1 ,,.,._...n Scott Sallee Serra's Jim TowlH and assistant in charge of women's ~1·."-~iU vern. l ,..., ll-r19t'•.
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St. Louis 44 47
Pittsburgh 41 49
Chicago 39 50
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CinclMati S6 38
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Jr you're in the habit of ruihina your
downtwin&, try this wUh a short irOn-say
a 9.iron: hit 1 rcw practice shot• while
iloldina onto the club with only the
left hand. You'll rind it impossible to hit
the ball solidly unless you pause dr•· ·
maticalty at the top of your baclc.&wing.,
Thi' pau1e &ives your hips and leas time
to start movina and lead the down1wing.
It's vital in aolf to aive your swing time to
ch1nae directions, and 1win1ina with only·
the left hand on lht club forces you to do ' '
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Tourney Results
Women's Actio11
On Area Greens
Joan Weaver led the low
gro~s winners in a low gross--
low net tou mey_at Huntington
Beach Seacliff Golf Club
recenUy wilh an 81 in women's ·
play.
Other low gro.ss winners
included Carolyn Clark at 97,
Pat Penewell at 100 and Gloria
Boland at 103.
Low net winner in the first
night was Corrine Richardson
with a 75 followed by ·Kay
Afoser (76) and P a t t y
Schottmiller (77),
Second flight v.·inner in low
net was Evelyn Rice with an
80, nipping Ginny Lambert
(81) for the honor.
Betty Peterson v.·on low net
tn third flight with a 78
followed by Shirley 0..irrunaro
and .Vi O'Gara with 79s.
Dolly Anderson's 77 \Von
fOUJ1h fiight laurels '"'ilh
PlerTette Crost (79 ) and Ces
Galvin (81 ) trailing.
(67) and Grace Wehe (67).
Kay Leulweiler and· Lillian
DeFazio tied (or D honors \\'ith
64s.
In a three blind mice
tourney Friday il wa s Phyllis
Stalford winning in class A.
~·ith a 57. foUo"'-ed by
l\fargaret DcBach (58 ). -
Sue Iseri "'on in class B "'ith
'a 57 and !Marjory Thatcher
won iu class C with a 55,
edging ?\t. v_ Arquilla and
Grace Wehe (bolh at 56).
Ann Hesik and Anna Lee
Shetler tied with 55s in class
D.
A recent blind nine tourney
\\'as captured by Beverly
Cornwell, who shot a 371h, four
strokes beHer than Kay !\lay
in class A.
Vi Sexton \\'On iil class B
\\'ilh a 39, followed by Lu Orr
~Jes a. l' erde and Eileen Yraceburn. each
Class A honors in a leas! with 39~. Peggy Roberts fired
pulls toomey recently at Mesa a 40.
Verde Country Club went to Bobbie Ch 11 rt i f' r • and
Shir le~ Kinder, who v.·on with l\far~ory Thatch er lied in cla5:5
a rt in women's acti-On. C with 3711.z, tollowed by Phil
Mary Ann -Dyer ( 2 8) Goepper (39).
Virginia Vistica, PhyIJis~. K~y Leutweiler won ln_class
1r--aiifUJCillePacfdOClt(3Tl at 30) u with a 38. Anna Lee Shetler
folJoWed. , v:as second with a 41.
Georgia Farmer and Lowse /ll eado1c lark Robin!on tied for class B
~--lc--~Y.cels at 29, followed by
lfarion Olson (30J, Prudy
Parmentier (31) and Bette
\ViMie Williams. Jenn y
'l...amber.t..-Bea Anderson and
Gloria Boland combined £or a
winning 130 recently for the
l\feado~·lark.JWomen's Club in
a best t.wo balls of foursome in
a home and home e~agement
with Hunting1on Seacliff.
Potls (31). ,
Kay-Firley-and Dot MOrri.s
tied with 30s in class C
activity. Following were
Sylvia Pranauski and Doris
Bucldes with 3ls.
Jn an even holes tourney
using half handica p it was
Gloria Bowden '8lop the class
A field ""'ith a 31 ~2. \'irginia
Vistica (34), Alice \Vntts (35)
nnd Cele Brown ( 3 5 1h )
followed.
Dot A.fas.111a and l\Tarion
Schulte carded 32\~s in class B
a c t i o n . edging Prudy
Parmentier (33) and Darlene
Bouse (331~).
Gretchen Camon wen ;n
class C with a 32. !11iootng
Lucille Manley (32~Z), Winnie
Collins (84 ) and Doris Buckles
(341h: ),
Brian Lindley' shot a 71 to
lead his team ' Ray Collins
and Janelle Brown to the
overall title in a juniors
toume.v at Brentwood Country
Club recently.
Cele 8~11 \\'as a\\'nrded
the mos! improved golfer in
\\OO'len's olay. culti~ her
handicap five strokes to 14.
Rancho SI
~rargaret DcBach captured
Tuesday's Bargain D a y
tourney in \+'Omen's club play
at Rancho San ~Toaqtiin,
carding a 66 lo edge Sally
Owsley (67) and Phyllis
Stafford <70 ) in cla$ A
competition.
Irene Thomas shot a 65 in
class B to nip Vt Sexton (881
and the C winner was
Second, a stroke off the
pace. was the team oC ,ftose
Ericson, June Fitlin, Pat Hood
?nd Jane DuRee.
Snnt.a .4na
Fran Carler and · J e a n
Hilbert captured low net
overall honors with a 62
recently at Santa Ana Country
Club in women's club play.
Class A winners in the
m e m her-guest tournament
"'ere Alice Nisson and Alta
Vista;s Louise Tischler, with a
63.
Class B laurels went to Jane
Martin and Hacienda Country
Club's Marie Whittaker.
Gloria Childs and l\lrs. H.
Hunningham of El Niguel
·captured C honors in low net.
Low gross was dominated
by Virginia Freuhling and her
~uest. Dee Dee \\lhite of Irv ine
Country Club. The pair carded
a 73.
Class A gross went to
Phoebe Conly and Arrowhead
Country Club's Nancy Lupton
\\'ith a 75.
At 81 in class B were Patti
Hoty and Mrs. William Conroy
while Wanda Baker and Big
Canyon's Carolyn ~Jason won
in class C with a 76 In the two-
\\'3Y eclectic tourney which
wrapped up Friday.
Dee Dee White was closest
to the pin when she came to
within one-hlll£ inch of the 11&-
yard No. 2.
C.'tiarlene ·O:>lllns wilh her 64, --,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~-I
which beat out Mar g or-y POOL Thatcher (651, T.rudy Bone .
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Jun Tribe has mo_ved lnto__Vlejo, behind balanced llCOI'·
third p1ace in high scratch all· ing, had little trouble. scoring
events with a 602-680-$93 for a i ummer league basketball
nine-game block ol 1,875 pins wins Wednesday night.
league action at ~alencla Htch
wllh 'Tiunicr lf,elly_ cox Ill<! Mlk~ \Vares sharing to ti
scoring honors wltb 14. Mitch!
Brian AmbroilclL.p_ym11C-cf'1n_ Nl~I (SO Cirt'1 OJI • 1tlobl111 01') •• " " •• " " " .. " " 33 points •• lead Theodore Moort ' ' ' ' ( ... rmK~ ' • ' • W1ld11r ' ' Gl1vrnorilch ' 0 • ,f Robins Ford to a resounding SOO.•bert ' ' ' ... ' • ' " ·-' 0 ,.,_ ' • • • "''""' ' ' ' " M.llltr • • MCOolVld ' ' ' ' ,..,,_ ' 0 ' Am0t111lch " • 119-82 rout or KieruU!s in 11;1o ... m1 • ' • " Ctl>l'I~ • ' l 1!11r ' • ' HtrdY ' 0 • • Brook1 • ' Costa Mesa open basketball Orf'WI 0 ' ,\ ' N~cvm ' • ' " Etc~yrn ' ' Ed1t._n ' ' • Sco11 • • o. S(ld«be1"9 ' • • To!lll " " " " ToJ1l1 " " act.ion Wednesday night at Toltl1 " • w $11¥111ilM C") l(IMllfh (It)
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2 pint.fuel capacity.
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Bright drill canvas top and flops for
breatheability, no in.ner condensation,
sleeps 4 people.
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Urethane insulation. Bollom
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UNIT:ED Feature Syndicate WEDNESOAYPumo Solwd:
ACROSS blackbird
45 Aloi: 1 Brealt'9 lnlom11I
laboriously "46 Ponder
6 Retail 48 Source
establish--of white
ment meat
10 Kind of 50 Locates
geiler 52 Memo
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15 L ..... e ore OMS ' Oct,
interest 65 SHck-16 "Di.Qust1ngr · ••••••
17 ~.O.'s 59 Sums
, right-hand 63 Molding~
19 Cma'! 64 Living Ou~ like a relat1v~ hermit 10 Get a <40 Evaluata
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companion 67 Greek words 44 Quebec
21 Treala as phllosoptier 11 Face: canal a 68 E Slang 47 Bonnet c:elebrll'( uropean 12 ''He is• makers "3 Em d capita! I" •9 R··-~ eral 69 Proportion ·--.. ,....,
/ale 70 Lellers 13 Dr~ses. Hagglfd
25 Dense 7l Quarrel au11a, •le. 11Ue clumpof N 18 Compulalon5t Grand-·.;
treea DOW by lhreat ldahO range
28 Vied 1 Bearded 22 Sports 53 Medllerraneen
;x> DKllnes animal ~oup; saaport euddenly 2 Straight br. 55 Where ,
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outbreaks 3 Baking Is Its :i6 ----Scotia:
35 Battery capllal Canadian ttrmlrMil 4 Working 26 Ort tirovlnce
37 About: rule 27 Patrolttl'l'I $7 Waate
Prelix S "---well allowance 38 Ralallon Up•"· 28 Thomas 58 Brlllth
to the Quickly --··: lrlst'I mllitary
gums: 6 kind ol poet awards;
Prellx apasm · 29 Duis cut Abbr.
39 HunteraoF 7 Of 31 Eam .60 Sifinning
aQOatlc ape;ech 32 Dried fruit e1 bit~ ~f Peru
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• 1'hursd-..y .. J u1y 18, 1974 . O~tlV Pll01'.
by ROCJer Brilclfle!d DOOLEY'S WORLD
MY DAD'S ,.-::~~.LGDT A GREEN
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1 got 10 involved in redecor•tlnir the house that it flnallt
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SHAN AND llZf OF LAIEL
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An,tewn, Any111t• 121itl
L99111 Do Hot H.a•e.A Prl11:te4 lortlei-.
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in Ille day that It had ......... tlonl for l n le re 1 t lhat the ii1du&try la a volaW. ' .. start.t stood at an annual rate bousIDg-biUatry Ls unlikely in
ot 1,471,W . -tbe near tuhft.
The Jine figure , t.:M·ever, Ortglnally, 1~lnlstratlon
was >I percent below the same_tconon'liJta e~ th e
,_tli •'>-..... . housing i!>duS!!Y 10 lead the
• :....-~-· way to an e<X1DC1111ic reco\·ery
launched on Moy 10 1 $10
bllllc>li package~almed 11
lowering t!ie -al Yil>C a hou.!c. ,Tile f(Over l<lll. In
effoot, nos been au1\>alcllzio•
lntereat ratM on a UmM6d
basis oince then IO ooted
home buyers could get moaey
at lower ra1es than is <.'UITtflt
on the market.
Com:nlltte<rltle lul o( !ta rilM ... .....,_-~ -..... llonfl>lo.---
mooey tlllller Ille 111o1 t Ibey were nmnlllC between toll lhow cbaac<t whlcb often ,
attractive al the bouai1( aid 1.11 and I.I pemlll. Tllol "'!' oounler lo the blc«<m I programo. . ....,. ljlo aavln( lo a home trelda. n.. i.Ol1't board 'committed ·buY<!' _., S.10.ooo ...,. • •
'nlE NUMBER of new this year. But rWnc interest
building permits issUed was •t rates and inflated costs to
an aqniial rate al l,Jl&,000 home-blillclers have cast Ille
unlta. 'nlll waa . the same u Industry lnlO Ille doldnunJ.
~ billion lo buy l ,lf per<ent 30 YW'I wao rumlng between THUS, LAB!' April, !or
mongaps from lendtn et lt.llandll5.51pnblamonthly ewnple, houolng Harts
market rates,· 1i1th t he home pa~ta. -i.....,i lo U mllllon onfy to
government ·~ t be The Oonvneroe Depor1ment !all back agaio In May llld
the pimltier of b u 11 d i n g The an·-housing decllne
pen\llts 'issued In •May, ·and is the deepest on record.
indicates' that 1 rally in the 1 As a result, President Nixon
dlllmnce. cautlcried In ,.i.uinl Ille cootn.e the decline which
'!HE FEDERAL Home loan
Bank Board announced earlier
The hot.ea 1 o v e r n me n t. latea boualnJf start !lgurea llarlod lo .. 1y 1tm.
-~ . . .
We~tgate
Claims ·
OiiFJle
Elder.Jy ,Win Feckra~ Bout
Over Jrib · DiScriminatwn
By SYL~ PORTER cliscrimioaUon , Jaw,+-T-be !"""' boN!lta, other job a-. aull P1ado hlalory no1 pracliC09. SAN DIE!io (AP) .:More
!bin . !Ml -In -clalmlba., bem !lled·apinsl
Westpte<:allfonda ·Corp . 1 .... beo!l<d by. flnincl!< c.
Amholt Smith ud now UDdor
bankn>ptcy proceeding>. . The-u.rre•· .,,_t -'".
by ~one enUly,JS the 1151.8
mllqoo . asl/ed by the Federal
Deposit Insur.ance Co r p . ,
wttich flied the clajms in
bankruptcy ~rt he.re as
receiver ol United-states
National Bank. J.tonday was
deadline·for filing clailn8.
The -rlnl alvo hu beon
fired in a • ne.w crackdown
against our most rarllput and
devastamig form o I j o b
discrimirilltlm -"1geism."
·Just two months 1io,.
Standard Oil Co. of caJl!omJa
agreed ln • aettl~ o( ·,
only 'becauae al Its aiae In _ Job ads may not
' dollan but' also becauoe H cball...,.i. !or Jbe first time, dlacrimlnate · apU..t o I de r
lbe COQ\POllY'• mandatory re-worken (e.g., by IPOcifylng a
Urementaceofl2. ••yoi,ing person,''
Should the workers involved 1'teenaliers," urecem college
be ... arded tilt ·lull ~ billion grildo") and cliacrimlnetion by
by the BalUmore Federal cl d District O>Urt,; tt would me,.-i employment agen es a n
Tbe bent, also.. formerly: 11, ~~~'!~~~
case·brought
by the Labor
°""'rlmelX to award S2
million ln
baclc J>@Y lo t6o0 1-de?
employes the
cbmpan'y
had illegally
an average settlement of more unioos 'also ii bamed. 1
than$86,000foreachworker. Coverage under the ·Age
·. Slwld, ~ · ban on the Discrimination Act bes tended
mendatory retirement age of -to nearly H million federal ,
12 be upheld-by thl&c<>urt,-lhe_atate-and local government
implication would be ~at employts. Jn addition, the every corporaUon now peuing . . retimnmt It this age would yearly budget authormuon by
cootrolled by Smith, was
declartd imolvent I a s t
Oclobor and Ille FDIC qamed Gold.for Sale d i s c harled .... ,...
belween becember ' 1970 and
Dec. 31, 1m -·or tbelr
age. SOCAL. al., agreed to
rehire 120 of these WCHkrt.
be legally wlnenble. ~ !, ~:;::::! ~
'l1lESE SUITS, says Labor miIJion to 15 million.
receiver. Smlth ba pleaded Jim Burrou~bs .deals in gold . in the Mot~er Lo(le ~1,;1k~n:nl~~~ . country, ielling mosUy to toun..ts. He buys fios gold ,_' from proopectora for •uo.•220 per ounce and sells
COOlljlUecl 10 misapply 1170 it al $500. He , ............ many of his cusromen are million in -funds. k d -....... h _ FDIC .•• u 111. a._,_,____ wee en prospectors w o want to have something
'!RO --.. 1U11 ,.;a;uu• to show for effOrts when they get home.
that WeatP~ olllalned aome -----------"..::.-------al ·tbe "-Y from· tile bank
under !al.ae pretenses ....
mllrepr<aented the borrowen
and users of the money.
The -.... bial«y becai.. It waa by Jar the
largeot ever made under the
1917 Age Diacrlmlnatloa In
Ernplo)Tnem Act.
~ attorney William THE UBERALIZ,\TIONS
Kllbeq, are• hint of what's to and the new agreaite sttnce
...,,., Under the I aw , by the LUor DopUimen1
lndudlnl on lmpo1'1ant round • .,-. i.ve ~ IOlll 1n
al new ameodmenta aiCned coming ID a niimber al
In.lo 'law by Presldeat NillQI ~. a persmi who is
alone with the mini~am wage over 40 ls dtslgnattd as an
•me.r.dmmta: cm Apri\ &. "older w or k e r . ' ' Age
Datsui:i Headquarrters
}Jove to Mesa Area
ONE MONTH LATER. the .:._Private empk>yen with 20 d Is c rim in at Ion tn ·job
LabOr .Department filed a no or nne em~es may not ncniitingaOOjobadsremalns
Kansas Oty financier
Michael J. Coen, once a close
business associate of Smith.
has. 'filed Ille aecond largest
claim -f/9.6 milllcn ._
against \\'e!tgale.
milUOD suit against two or U)e di9Cl"iminate against workers pervasive. .
nation's )~ding raJlroada-' between· 40 and 65 because of On top of thiJ Illegal
the BaJtimon. & OhiO ind tht their age unle111 age is~ "bona discrimination,, the o Ider
Olesapea.ke / Ohio _ ori the fide .o cc u Pat 10 n a 1 worker In the. U.S. Is being
besiJ that the railroads had qualiflcation"-as .. say, for a squeezed by today 's inflation N'l$8ll~t0tor Qirporation in Construction is -~~uled-to illegally fi~, demot~ ~r baby .Qotbes model. ' spir~. And this squeeze is nOt . . ""'ueu . denied work to no fewer than -'!be ban applies not only only oo current ·incOmes but
Much of Coen's c 1 aim
alleges fraud by Westga~
U.S.A., national .distributor of begin !" _the fall. wt th 3oc»employe.s tbetweea 40 iand to .hiring;' it a\91) applies to aJ3o on. c3refully ~catmalated
Datsm mot.or cars, wUJ rriOve compl~hon in April, l97S.,r -:-65 in violation of the a,ge hiring, promotion, a¥rarding nesteggs and pensions.
its regiooal headquarters and -·;;·o;· ·-------------------;;;,;;;;,;--;;o;;o;;o;;;;;o;;o;;o;;,;;o;;;;;;;;~ management in -in\'Olving Coen comp&mes, some other operations next
including his Britilh Columbia
llrre-·Co.
spring to the Cost.a M~
section of tbe ,new 2-aere
Orange Co-unty lndwitr:iel
Center •.
Complete Mid.day American Stock Lis!
Hartford's
'
Banks Hike .
Horne Rates
HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI)
-Three Of Hartford's largest
IJanks are now ch a r 1-rn g:
record interest on h o m e
mortgagt: money arid
requiring piospective· buyers
to be able' IO pay .50 pel'ceOt
down on homes.
The Society for Sa'{i.ngs tl:lis
week establi s hed new mor!B'IO niles requiring 50
percent down at an interest
rate of 9.75 percent annually.
Further, the bbank w;u oiler mcwtcages ·only lo regular
castomers. ·
The bank had been writing
mortgages at 9 pen:ent inter· eSt .with so percent down and
9.5 Percent with 25 percent down. -.
Other banks following c;imi4
lar policies are the Mechanics
SavlnJt:S Bank and Hartford
National Bank and Trust.
This will be tbe rirst
build'1C in the Costa M"I"
..-. ae<onting to Kendall.
Involved in the $4 million
transaction IS a 15-year lease
for a 228,000 square 4 foot
wilding lo be coostructEd on a
16--acre parcel, accordJng to a
joint announcement made this
"'·eek by Yataka Kayayama,
Nissan president, and Olarle.s
F. ~II, vice president of
CabOt, Cabot &: Forbes. The
latter company'11 subsidiary,
CC & F, Orange O>unty Proi>
ertia, Inc., is the developer Ill
the Center loca ted in Costa
J.fesa and Santa Ana.
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Rockw<ll Inlematlooal Corp.
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Disney Productions 3nnouhce<I ~•= ,::,t::-...ti .. ·o;:1.ii;1~~i.'''···~······ .. ····• . I ~ WlllStlll .... •nd CIOl'Nrell-...••••• • .••• " ......... . it MS executed ·a let er of .i. • .,,._ • .., of Uf'lt.c1 ,,, ... .,.,,,_, ........ !,,. .... .. • te 1t Ith I . s °"'°9111•of , ..... •nd Mtltl<•l tlllldlYl•JIM ....... , •• ,. 1n 1 w \\'O con1~n1e , c.1111M Mid offlc.n' cfltcka. ttc ...................... . pro vidil)g for further tst udy of J(.f.; .~ TOTAWDl..l'Ol•T• """'.: ... ,. .. ~ •• ~ •• ; .. " ................. w1,t)L" the r a lblJ't f d I I '1'1 y,, .. """""' ~ ,., ... , ................... µ.m,'24.0I ~ s I'!! 0 C\'e op ng ll • Cll) T .... lkN •fld ... Ylnel -..itl ................... :Aln,nlM yea r-round recreational resort °"*' Ll.lblH"" • • ............. : •.... : .................. . ' h d I OTAL LIAllLl'PIE$' .,.,,.,,,.1,.,,,..,.,, .. , •• ,., .. , ... , 10 t e Jn ept>ndence Lake-Ml. c•'•TAL. •ccot1111n . l.ola area ol northern l!ctull'I' c.1t•1o111 ..... : ... r ............................. .
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Pacific Land Oi and Sierra TOTAL O\ltlJAI.. ACCOUNTS , .......................... . .PUBLic NtmCE Pacific Power Co. . w i 11 TOTAL ll.ILl'tllES. ltnltVf.S. r . "NP CAPITAi: ACCOVHTS ...... ;""....................... t.u&.m..tt ·~ 'tcnnoUI MISllll•U neg<>tiate a pa r t n e r s b i p MIMOllAW 1 • •MIJ• ITA,TIM••T
agreement In Which Disney :,,-:.~u~~.~1111.~~~~~~.......... ...,.,..,,90 .. 1• ""°)riAI!.~ b .IMl"9 ~JMM
v.·ould be the general and ..................... .., .,. u calwlltlt ...,.. I ' WINDllOW PU~ICATIONS. A ...
operating p8rfuer a'nd the ., "t~.~..,..;C."·;.·;;;*it·;~·ce;;_~;·o;"tt;.-.~,.,,.:·~"': ":::,"'';'"·~ceni..:.:_
others v.·ould. ~ Ii ql'i t.ed =~:.·~''"=.','"' '-'" <Ofllld• 1e """ •llf 't"'NC'I to""'*'"'"'!" .AW .. ~! c.11tom1t "10
partners. . .. .~ • . • •. w., Cll:EIOl{ .. TON-~ .!.::.~-ti collfiKltd by '" In-•-.. •-elf ...I Wt, tlle ~iftM 41~ •ttelf !tit (lll'rKfMM " fll I ._.. . 0...kl f MlkMtl .:JU\ll1n:m Pa ~C 31fU Siorra •nd a.c,i.,.. ,..., It Ms ~ .. !Md b'I VI ..0 te !tit flHI ol our k_...,. •nd T1lla ll•IMnMf Q. f119d W\ltt llM ~IV
Pacific own. Much.Of l:be land _,..JI 1fl\I •-...ct. " ' • cw~ of 0r.,..-c:-1 ... on J-1t, "''
• c ' , .J.,.,_ Lylldl., G. W. MtQ .. ltn, JKt K. HMftlllell. OW~ • , , •JIMI in the area 10 mnes north· of \'t:11byll)lcl•9'tMt c-r 011ry ,.ilol. Jlll'I. 1~ 1m • , 1'M-'' ,11111, ... o...ne-cc.i1t 0111y Piiot,
Truckee. • / · -----J...,.. i1, t1111 JUiy .. u. 11. ,.,, ·nn-1• • !'UBI.IC ~OTICll:. fVBLIC NOTICE , . . :·we see the project as being _ ~ PUBLIC NOTICE
U,1 ........_ I 11611 lllOTIC• Of' lttT•lllflOM TO possible entirely· on .private . I -• -'svn•tdl:.C~T OP Tll• <•UT• s•cv•lfT llllT••••T NOTICI .,.0 CO'ITt...CTOtS--lands now -owned by the RESQRT STUDIED · sT'"• OP CALIFOlllfll.IA •o• ts.n. •111 -61., u.c .c.• CAlllJM '01:'11os I. tted • TH&'COUtrT'f' O• OltANOI NOT1CI! ll ~ 111-111 llM C..ollorr Sthool Oltl,lcl: lrYlnt'Vnllled 1m partner$." a Disney Di•n•y Ent'erprlM "'· A._ of O•r4' ... 111 fltcfrlc «<por•non o 11c1 DHdUM· 2·-o'~'"'' , m of tlM spokesman said. "However. · MOT•<• .M "lil11H1 a.o : .. n1T10• ,.,,1. ,,.,., °""°"'· ·wllOM blilllMU Wfl il•y" iu1;., itt'.. "' · · · ,e. .. ~•qe.AT Ofl 'WIU. AllD •OI: lddrns 11 '1121 ·L••v·Awen\lt, lr~I,,., l"IKt of •Ill lttceloh ltwl,,. l!nUIMI there are about 10,000 acres of • LUN•• n1T.iid111TA•• OUlllY'of ar....,, si.r. cr1 .c.u111rn1•. 1r.11oat or11,1c1, ua s.tn11 C•rtYOn· E•11 NObJ1'c ·--· adm1'n•'stercd bv "Whether or not t b. .. ... ,. .. AlETTA t'· KOFfMAH, •I• SKurllY l11tw .. 1•b '•DOU! ID bt C'Hl9CI lrwliW. C•lltwftl• .. P"" WUIU . k-.i ••A, P. l(Of'FMAN, Dffeu.cl. b"I Petr!Of •nd .. ~ID Attlll l\lll-p,ojl<! ldotllttflc.llCM H•mt: Sitt F-11 the U.S. Forest s e r v i c e development proceeds will HOT ICE IS HHEIY ' Gh'IEN 1"'* ~·' .... '!IC-· -Sltlll'MI ruiv. _._ .:.. . lot. "'"'"... 5<1Me1,. st , •• I
ad, t t tti' ' t d d find' of J nd ROMlP 0. KOFFMAN tits tiled llt!'eln • IM.lllllM,I ...,.... 11 ll'OI AYlllUll of lmpr-IMnfl a. Off~IN VtUltlei. Jacen o IS p r l v a e epen upon tngs a a "°"lloll' ~ ~..-., w11 •• w fif $11t1, .Suite in .. los =1u; CCllHl!y l1f -:"•"'Iii"" ,,, °" t1i.:~JenWI\ property, and we would es: ...... f · capability s t.u.d y pi-eJeOUy IMINIKt of LitttW• tni.fnlftt...., to "" 1.o1 AiloMI. statt ot ct1 ~""" . a. '•rt"'" CA!'CNt1C1i1. w c1m1no •
hi ""'1 ~. •, pettJlol\9r ~lo 'fltlldl 11-rntdll lor TM··~ I" wt.lcli llllo SKurll't lOI Mir-.. S.11 C""*'"'· C.Ulortd• 17141 some of t ·s will continue o being conducted by the Forest 1urn.r.w11N11ri. •ftd 1n1o1 111e time ,114 111ttr1t1 w111 • <Ntt9ll 11. 111 .,._..,, .u -...1t1. be availatile for skiing across Service and the '..~rv plte:il'of '"''""' in...,.,.'*'*"' Mt nl!fl.ll'n llld •'f'l!prn.m 1nw1n1 o rw . HOTICI! ts HERl!IY GIVEN !hit"" , , ' , , -~\'-.-;r~'f '°" Jlll)I l(I. ltJL •t t 1JO •·'"-< In IN twnltw• Md .. Dtllfw ,........,..mH Sc:,_, District of Or•l'lt' or for biking or campmg, as lt ·~environmental. &naJplS 1tm (O!Wfrmm "' Dtlo«'"""' ·1i10. , "' ..i. c-1111 pr ·-loc•'*''" "!! C.-l'f, c1n1wA1 .. tc""9 b'f ~114 thro11th · und' "be ~:..a · c-•· .t ne Clvk Cent• Dl"lve w .. , Ill~ A..,._, 1n4,.. C..., .., lfl ~Niii ...,._, '*'in•fltr 1eterr9d
IS now. erway, ~· ,,.. CllY" ""''AN. C•llfarlllll. °"'""· SI ... -lfarnl•· -.....i-· IO. "DISTl:ICT", wilt rtctlv• "'°ID""' D11H Jutw e 1t1' ' • ~ ... ~ £1K1Tlc QrJlll'alitlJI -l.llw 1'1111'1 tlle· Hov .. ll•ttd llmt, WILLIAM e .' 11 JOt+N, !" 5alllt .._, . • · INlfll '*II fw 1N.•wtre1 of • e«itr.c• c.-tt Clwll Thi .......... · ..,,...,. tr.MKtloll . win .... lilt '°""' 'llrOMcf. ' • ••••us w 'PILDMA• 1-bil ~_..,.. on w 1fter llMo ttlll ..., •kb lflMI IMi ~ In !ti. pl-u B k ' . B 'k ,. II ,...,....cin .. · ""' .. Juty,• "'' •I I•:• '·'"· .t' ......... hll!lflflM 1tlo'le. ltflCI 1111111 ...... r..ci ..cl ro .:Jo -'110l ro . .. "" .... C•HL..,. • IW!nlll ""''·· ·~ tt01 A-.. .,. •ldf ,..... tMuCI •I .,. IOOYffltlfd
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By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
Cltrlllld1 '"'~' ..
can you .think o( 'another ,1T.1.T•MC.1iLlf'ot1•IA·N1t °"'1 .,Ju1r •• "~ CIDCllll*'!I• •1111 11'1'.,. 1111 of pr~ . · Tit' C.OUWTY"Oll:AHOI ....... tUll.-. Cndlt, lllC:. llUOc'CMlrt<tor1. 'industry in -·~'ch four -,; .......... SECUAIEO ,ARTY TIM DISTRICT .. ,_,,.,,.,,. 'lthl ID
wiu NOTIC• O' ·ttUllN O' '""ION ...,111rd 'M Bloc:ll rel.ct •nr. or 111 Miii or to w1lv• eny
The broke~age business is Companies ranked jp,,!961 -~;,;:t"~~~T=~':~~f'~.:WO:.,.... ~·c=t~rv ~':u;:11.:,w:_,1n1or,.,.1111ti In •nv blC11
like th~ adv~ing business:: ahi Ong the IO ~p performers .:.~~~':/ •1..••AAA . ._, _,.,zV, .,. 1t11 ..,.,... .,. ,,. 1W. "'· ~~., ~vt:,\~ ,,';!''., ~~f!,..Fltdw~
,Your l 112_cpme tS ba~ _£n --bav~been·tlimfnated? ·. 8AR8A!\A H. ,RIZY, • .-IAltlAltA "· ~..::... c ........... , In in. ••Illy 111 ....... " thh WDrtl II kl N
comnuss1on;i. Tht'l g r e a f e r . • . . , , • K~"o5fi~E °'fr':E11:£eY GtviM ""'' ,........ Or"t• '"!' o.uy ,u.,, :..':...."';'..:,.. ~:-.: c'i:.acf your \'Olwne, ·the higber your 'JUE CARNAGE IS' still MARGIE Jutsoc. 11o111 ,.....t,......11 1 JvlY, ti. 1•7• -2'i7"4 llllM ,,,.. ,,.-.. fllt _.""" oisTJtlCT income. When..ocder1""mrP.l'1 -11o-· -• ~ . • . "'11'°" '°' Pl"GN•• of wiu ... • _, .,.. *''" ,, 1"'° s.1111 c""'°" your income i. ... -... ~ I ·.1111tng. on. Last fear _.., 73 1l1utnct Of Llt!W• Tiii•~:~ 11'1! Puaµ,c .NQl'ICB A,,_., i'••• 1n1.... C•llbirni•. cott1n p...,'A,_S, ' ~r'I': • •! pefl!I-lbOnd wtl...ci) I to ~ ~ on , ....... A. «1f11 o1 The declininJ'P\1-bHc in•-• brokerage b::luses. shut their -.o111e11 11 _.,,.,.. lurlhlr ll'l1k1,1&11r1. _. 1 ._. .._.,,.._ •••="IM llltl 1119'. ,, ~·-~•.•. • rtu.T Ille IJmt llllll'pl.ce of Miring llM SU,..IOll ceu«r ... ,..... ~ .............. K _, Plf' dllm In the stock lT'iarket ha's doors. Another 33 were .taken ume "'' -.. .i 1ot n1y•;)0..·1m '' STMT• °" CAL.,.,..,.., ,. Wiiia. it .._.. ._ • ....-.i,.... ~., «
d C · ma•-..1 • ' • f :)O •• II\., 111 111e c-1roorn of .,... COU111TT °"Oil,,.... . _. 111 ,i.n. T•,.,. w hollci.,. enci e I u:-u. over . by other fl111lS.~ More DIHf1'"'"' No. J o1 ukl qM'I, •t 1llO ,... ......., _.i1"" wWll 111ot11 Dt 11 lth1 """' •"!I the ranks of Iba . 1, ha bl"'--.i..... _ _. ~lwk c.n,.-D11 .. w.11, 111 t11e cltr of 1tOT1C• cw· M&Ul:i .... .., ""'"'°" __,...,, 0 "' Vt: l>Kll ·~· Ulla>! Sttll• AM, C•llfoth&t. -'CMl ....... T .... {!'LL MIO l'Oll II """' lllJ mlnMtMY uP011 !hi! S t 0 C kbrok· · Dafld .lvtY I, 1'7• UTftU TISTAMI .... y CONTllACTOR to wlllnl tM CO!llflct 11
Iv 11 this year. -• .. ' .I) ' t W16.llAM •• ST~""· fl! ... " ll:UTH COVL ER Mf:PtMES. •w••CIMl. •nd llp(lll art1 wbcontridol'
e r s. a 'One f 1he -'t· , J ·s1 .• • C.U.V Cltrll o.c..Md. • UOlder Nm, 1o PIY no1 ks• ""11 ttit will ' 0 flill IOrt S 1arge "'" AND •L•IP•LD · NOTIC'E IS Hf.•EIY . GIVEN fNf IPl!dn9111 ,.,_, IG 1!1 wwluntfl wnPioW<;I Street ha s brok f' H .a -~•L.aw · , •• ,, ... JAMft COUlTlll NlllHIS,.. ~kl 11w1,..,,.lnfhll•llkVllori"'rtwcontr1ct. b e c o n1 e a , erage J.qNI, a f v.1e·r l::'==. ''""'..,. t11 ' .~.' --law9ln • """'°" tor '"'*" /11 WI" •nil Ho lllddfl' m•v wltMraw n1, t111 tor •
d I• , a s t e r CtoQe., itself the sur:vivor of I T• tM•I ..,:i~ ~\.. ~-· ... . iw •••• Lltlei'I T.nl•mllltllry lo pwlad al Fort\I F1w ('JI d•YI '"" ... ~ Of '->-1 :Ji..! 1 "Vf A-".t' ~ 'Ill # ~·to """Ch 11 '";'<!' di!• Ml .. the -n.lnt of bldi. a·r ea bat-'""na!il!lber ol mergers, i•·DOJll;u. ;f.,!ltrt9'!1-r. '"',-, ;;..,.,..· *' lkllwl. w 11111 IM ti"" .,... ,.v-.1 11one1 l"'4 •-ll'tfotmtnc1 1 ., MUTUAL'FUNDS : t tered e v e n ;. , • r-., • • 'I P'u!llllMli Or•nsre ~ -... .,lflil: · · ~.,.; .t t:JO '·"'·• 1~ TM .,. ClWllrl(t. TIM IM't'mtnt bOf!d 111111 bt
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. •lld •skid Prl· Orwt FCI •.• s •.•• Jonnun 11.9J 11.t 1.00.., ~ the Stree,t .~. t)een wiped . . . lllAMI STAT•MllfT ALl••T M..•llJIAM. J.. Ju1w 11, 11. •tr• lS0~1'
t on ' Muti>ll f11h1 Fd ).11 J.11 JOHN MAN COCK : '"' 1·,. "T:r • I the p-es· ' of being a'-rbed '"' loll~wlno prr.on I• ClolllQ b~sl-Intl lrtl• ....... l•tl• ... PUBLIC NOTICE nCh IS (IU!llfd llJ 0rJ lY )l,011J.OI 8nCI fCI 11.llS'Jf. .: .. , : .. ','O\ll. Gone are tbef'ibingles for '""" I.RMI •1: . r--. C., ftMI
NASO UK. O;l'JI LA ·•:.. . .. G<wtli . }.1$, '·' 19co G •.11 'S.JI McDonnell r--..abody Francis by another -large b 0 u I e. VISTA DEL l.AGO, 1101 Domlnoo ,TIO 111~1 ...... 'IC'TITKtUS 'IUSINISI .--,. !Ip lnc:m i.H 6.n Slgn.11 :.... 6.l2 1. OOIR PO,. 1-'-"""" . 1 • u O:mmil! .. "-J •Old, Fulltrlon, C1lltetn>I~ _ MtMlft' M lllt'"-' -lllAMI STA,..M•ttT -l :ltd ce"1 · 1.16 1.so 1tEYttlllll'IE: 1n1r 1nw 11.1s 11.11 I. du p ..... , Wal&flln and-Glore -Shearson1 lllll .-NODe , MOOOL:AR ... c~cEPts. INC .. 2101 l'ublllflllt °'"'" cMtt D1i1v 1>11o1: , July H. 19 • E•E Mu J,6t 1.69 'Cull 8t .._ .. 4J.Jt ik!lfK n .3.411.:M ""'~· , ~·· R and ed' izedho Doml~,!'OM· FulltrtCM. Calltwnli Jvlf 11, lt>JS. 1'1~ , •2411·1" TM ltllllWllll ,.,_I• CIOlnt blJ1!1 .. 1 m;1 Alli E•1•• c.r • 1.•1 •. ,. .CUA e2 16.tlli ll.s c.m 1.1• 1.i. Forgan. ol , ·am 1wn-s use, T,.1, __ 1, btlnt conC1uc11d llY , '" ~ l:M i ii ~~':.li ~ ti t:t !:, Sciec~w ~:t 2~'.t · · is 'being acquired bf; Sble~s. Llmttw ~1111p 471,i~A:~e:rw .. P:V~':.~~ ,
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clally a report •rr••
Im 011~I1 te I y. The
DAILY PILOT --
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Incorrect lnNrtlon
only •
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1002
Ranchq 'Viejo
Townkomes
1914 SERIES
Combining A ~Jl'!"b bleftd of livability and kf:aUon, tbete
2 I. 3 bedroon1, Span1sh
style to11'nhomcs offer 11
con1plcte pa. c ka g e or
features .
e Central air condltionlna
e Custom drapes shag crplg
• Enclosed garage & pRtlO
e Concern package, heavy
duty 11\BuJld •Jlltt/cellin~s
• PooJ, bflthh0011e/cabana
• 11JI purpose rec court
FROM ~7,490
CALL 714:.116-1390 e 5'Ai Dll'n/Exc c 9 n v
finance
From L.A. take &l.nla Ana
l"rwy or San Diego f'rwy to
ELToro tur:noU, then lelt on
El Toro Rd. ~I \' ml.J lo
Pino Ln . .l models. LEVITT-WEST, INC.
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
RNANCING
ARRANGED
2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1900
tqUatt feet of ~stom liVl"I:.
Marvelous f()t' enter1alnlng With 60 feet o( lanai. Patios
oU each bech1oor11. $68,500. can &16-TI71.
oPfN TIL I• ITW f~ TO BE NICE/
• JUST LISTED *
3 Bdnn., 2 balh duplex, just
redecorated. One unil tum.
Blt-ins , irw:I. dish1\·asher; frpl.c. ea. unit. $89.!l'!O.
Call 673-3663 67>~1 Evt'll.
ALSO: Duplex, 4 bdrm. & 3
bdrms.; 1% yea~ )'Otlf\lt.
Frplefi. Deh1xe unlt11, stl'ps
to beach. $125,000 Call : &73-31563 67J.!ll86 Eves.
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Di•ne Kni9ht
124 23rd St.
Cost• Mes•
,
tou are the. wlrfrier -of
TWO FREE TICKETS
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ut the
RINGLING BROS AND
BARNUM I BAIL EV
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.r,NCHOR l•enCI 11.,. n .6l ""' .a 1.ss 1.1 ·c.c> !II• s.39' s.M Royal Savings and U>en, El 12 percent ; on ttie American Pott ,•••A,.. Of'' WILL MD nNi bulln111 of.,._... .. 111 ti! tMtwrl •.o t-•• MA•cvs J. <OWN. kitchen, self cleaning oven, 4ROU,: FIHINCIAL allCI Clftl Ltt t. Inv '7.tl l.M t'•:.:.k ... ban 33 . I l•n••• 'l'ISTU.••TA•Y ... HIR pert1ln'"9 ID tllt .... ,. ol llkl dludtnl; M.• -J. ltOWM •ncl II MARC fil!OVIN, be '!UI h .... ~.. fl Gl'Wlh S.76 6.JI PROGRAMS : LUTM•llAlll •Ro: lrU ••. 38 6.t7 Toro, at 4 p .m . ju\y ... ~ ~c ge, percen ' l•r:• ft t.eMlllllSTltATIO'I 1111 ....i1111" lour :i:n:"' lttlr ""' fltrl DK...... autl Bn.•"uuu oon; Lr;::,',. 1~::t 1g:~ ~i~ ~ l:~~ 1:~ t:"i~ ::~ :: .~1w, l.·~ ;:;t The prn<1T'iim will • •. feature and ' in 'the-"over-the-counter TH Al Tl HA 1 • . publk:111on of 11 ..otrce. ' NOTICE IS HEtt•Y GIVEN to tne and carpet. Upgraded tile !n *'<. • .mill'! --e·~ • Elltl• "' llAFAl!l Cl!NTAIO VEGA. Da!MI Jiily 1,, lt14 c,...;11or1 al lhl •llOW Mmed Clecedenf kitchen aJKI .... ....i ll'ilh
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W• N•U !.JS 10.14 Utfd VI 1.6' t.•• Frlfm 6.10 6. So.it lnw S.91 6.3' of New York's monthly tape,, ' 1 • •• ,.,,NOTICE JS HEltEaY GIVElll lhll l!i11Clllrl• of h Wiii UICI dtc:tdet!I trl r~rtel lo fill !Mm, Call 963-G7G7 .
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Fune1a•.111.'31"'°"' •.~• '·" MtG t .1110.oo sTATE•Hoo•,, issues mod· c rated by John thebrokera ... buineasha-r...,._a.'IWl!1Ch •i1 -~,...-• •, ot •n11 ·11~ w11;.Lrs,aUTlE• a. l!otk S.Ot S.S. Sloe.IL F 6.1S t .IS MID 10.1311. Com F• 3,M l.t1 than~-be~.~ -J..,111111 lllaf,JN -~ 14te1t ==:c C ...... NM J(Hl!IPlY, «ii •leutll OtlVI St.1 Svlll ~e sc:1 3.11 J.12 111 Mu11; 6.t s t .t5 MFO t .14 10.~ o;..,,11 •.01 t.38 Daly and pa~i·c,'paled ui' by up,, more ever -. .c: .• 18 _. _ .... ,,. _ - -"' "' · •-· 20llO. L•. Alltt.:;.=IWnli 9001,, '"""~ Bl.C Gth 1.4 t.26 Pl'" Ber l.U I.I~ MCD 10.15 11. Progrs l .H J.M '" f "' . ~ t .03 t.oi NNtJ.IM"GROU,: """'" lw 1.11 1.11 5'I Fr Gr '·" 3... tOe bank's key economic Merrill Lynch -and •al 'ltbe Juty •· .,,,., " .t:ao ~.t11S In tN ,....._ 0r._. c~tt DlltY ,llof, 111111 p1•1.o1 "t1w ~ S'9yroc: '·'° J.li 11lD Fnd 1.1• 1.14 Mlo!hlr 1.IJ 1,&1 SI Fr Inc: 1.n 1,11 COIJl:lr-ol °""""'"' '""' , at ... ..,,I ..... 111111.....,.. 1 ••• 1'1•' 1111)..1, In ••I m1ttf1'1;,.,.,1fitt1t lo '"' •Jltlt of ~··k or ,.11 .... 101 Fncl •. 51 •.SJ Mid ' ...... J ... •.l1 SI•• Sir ;N.50 JS.Oii executives. rest. . c:our1. II "°'CIVIC Clfdl'r °''"" ...... In UICI clKllClll'lf. within tour' monlhl •'!" 8'ol(.ll HI l.OI 7.0I Cohn , 1.1t 7.lt oYcNwy M 1.00 ... STEADMAN •DS: , !tit Cit'( of S.n•• Alli, c;.llforJlll, • r.t111LJC NO'J1CE llllo 11"1 P\lblkllttwof th!• nollce. · !Yr.ton •.• , 1,41 21 F~ S.1t S.:t'I Mony Fe •.111 •• , "'" Ind 1.13 '2.'ll 1be diacu!5ton will consider Merrill Lynch -and all lhe 'Dllftd Jul\'. II, 1'1• -• .-. ' ' DetllCI ,....., •• ·inc. ,/
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"4111 fCI tO.lltU.01 ft ..... _IAS t .61 Mut;_\lv1 1S.M·H. S.t -10.'9 10;" pen· "Od following lbe tape<i-il.l-commanding pcwdtjrm With 1"•, ,._, ~·rr.~~!!!".!ft • ~ Olwe ''w,.., -'----! ~ FCI ...t.ff TG.l't F-:wa F l.M 4.M MJll l•s l.1S I.IS SIS GROV,: •' " ,1,""-''"" .......... rrY...na:; Ltl ~ C .. Mt4 o;wsrw •1.11 J.01 l"•A,.Ku111 Ne.It 1ne1 .. 1.1s 1.1s Grwni ... n s.tt presentalion. allows members ·6,000 .accountexecutivet1n27I ~ ar...,._c-1 Dllr~ ·''IOI· !:!IlS 1 • .linWJlmtw._..., ~~..; ::~ ::ri °=c"' 5.16 6.JI ,.~~~~Cf~~ 1 61 = ::~~ t;i and guests to air. their VieWS offjces~·t •dwarfs lfW~of~ )luff ·11, 11, Mo 1'7• •I ' ' W-14 -r.;:;. !If M MAEL "Cl.AAEHCE ,~:":' n.°'":r ... ~rl ~:~ ,:~; CG Fllnel ,,,. •.l1 6WIJ'I Sr s ... 6.10 8ol\d Sr J,tl T•dlftl s.n S.IO • • -'lo-bou..el ~ • CAQY, ... MICKAl!l CAAl!Y, Pt y • ' ........... • um srn. 1.:f i'·" Fr 1nc.m 1 ... J 1.11 o;~ 1.12 1.1 i't:;7 F 1.se e.1t1 Tr)e m e 'e ti rt 'g cost Is SI : vuan P\JBLIC NOTlCB MltHAl!L c. CAREY, o.c-.i. -g:i,,tt",f.G~· ":'' ~1~r., ~ 1 ;~ ;:;: ~ik ~;.t" J,.., ea~ !:!~ ~:~ reservations are requested bY. business wi public. -"'PK-,~· · ltbl ,. MO!."• f is "'.:''~llll°'v~,,n "": P.VBU.C 'NOTICE
PUMDI: A91 c.11 i.11 •.11 Si«~ Sr 5.61 6.1 ••w1 E" 11.0J 1.1r11 phoning 586-2020. , It's true that Merri I I . 111;.M'• •tit: "'"'*_. w ,,..... !" Witt enc1 tor •1C"T1T1ou1 1us1111•ss """' l.OS 1.IS lh.E•r l.H l .55 (irwlh ..... $ Tad« H 1.11. 1.n h' fi '. . ,_ . .,Lltttnl'llAd~l .... l llO!l-,1111 'IAMllTATIMl'IT
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011 Pr 1.11 1.x GROU,, '"'am u .1• u .,. 1,1n;111nC1 i.10 •• 21 ~OOtJi Year rcent behind thi•'-ar but 11111 .si:. cottt .......... '2621. .,.rr1cu1« .. w ......... 11'"" Miii lll11C9 !"RIME 1uRoe11: 1Dr•ve·1n1. m w. ~nCI Am a.01 6.S1 Comm 6.IS 1.3' SICS. 11.H u .01 Ml(lft 'l!RVICE pe . .. ~ Ml,..,., J, O'tourk•. 11'1 Tll\lllf f/f ...... 1,, "" -.... llMn, ... .... 11111 s1 ... CO.la MtN. Cell!Ol'nl• ' Grwtll J.n •.U Imp« S.'ll .... NEA Ml 1.11 1.21 GROU~; the aiant finn bas the Dr .. c111i. ~ ... Clltl .. '262L AUf\llf .: 1'14, •t t:lO 1.171 .. ht n. Alti.111110. N •• F111k1rl1, '0 2 ftKom 1.•1· •.10 lndu' Ir 1.16 '·'7 Neu Cent •.49 •·'' &rd s !w 10.:t'l 11.Js c.. ttcr..a!d· J, 0 11-"'•• 17U. l ......... ~ of l)eJllrtrMnl No. 3 of ulO ! ori~Olld Or arM C•1111M'h!• '2'11 '
fll'•w In 11~ i,,, P11111 •.11 6.1s Nt ..... 111 •.n •.n ,...,, t~w S.61 1.u B . financial stMngth to ride Dr,•, ... ,. Cot..,,''-'-.," c.H>f., ,..., , -·,., aurt. "* c1w1c ClnlM' Dl'1.,.. WM!. 111 Ttri!s t1U•l11tH j; condw.r.i 171 •n 1n-SP1t1 t.:M 1. .. c;.1ewy. • ... 5.01 ... wlOll 10.31 11.JJ \JflC.pl 1.2• 1.•1 p l '"1' Thi .. 11 oonductld ., hClt otS.'11 A Calltotntl • i'~ J.11 •.1• g:n .$-le~ 1t ;; s:lt ::,.. ~[J ,~J! :~:~; ~'/;r~n l~:J~b·i~ an' e . e'Oli."-.i. through this deep trough. 1ts l!'l111tr;:111. m J O't :. ,, o.iJ' Jiiiy 11~ 1JZ' • Olv\ilutl,i,fh111•1los N. 1'0tk~rl1
TON: GUI FAm 3.11 4.0S Nlchl•s 1,61 9,0 A.((\jfl'I S.31 i .M e 'w.f '3 . ).973 reVfiueJ WCre S 7 1 4 TNI .. ~~.nl . wit ~ltd wilt! • 11\:' • • WILLIAM E, ,It :.IOHN, Tllh lf•llrnl(ll _. fllld with Ille Coun-
1! Bo$ ~.51 •• 01 Gtlll lf!O '"~' lvtr 11.96 12.9' &nd F'CI 6 . .M 1.U • ·l • -S"( I nn· Ilion -'and tbal -·· more CounlY Cl1rll-ol or111t1: C9unl't °" J!..'!..h: •• , ... c~,.'"" ',1, .• clerk,. ol 0,11 .. COu!llY on JVM 1J, ,_ " ·"···"• •.02 •IS.AO 1S.40 OmtOI 6.6S 6.n cont ,... 7.6t •.•J .. r-......
ShTr 8' 6.,. ewl'CI 1t.11 "·" o r.ie11 1d 10.s1 1as1 C.o~t r"' 1.1• 1.u F C t than quadruple the volume or ''"'''"' .,.,.., •.. ,, °'"' "::'I' •w-.. " .... ~ • •1•n S,.CI '·'l •.M HAMllTON GRI': One Wiii 11 ... 11.lt rncom "M 10,5' or ou•i y .., ""'" t • 1 S ,\llllllMCI Or• C I 0.llO ""° CIMlm ,.d 1.20 .... F-,,,. J.6'1 CM"PIMHM PO: k O.nt $,1' S.IO ' ,, the No 2 rirm Ba<:he IJld Co July n , 11, 2:51 Ind"'"""' 1, tt74'UQ.' ..... "'" • -• C:lllA MHG P'O': (irwlll •.11 S.13 °" Al'" 1,'40 ··~ V•noll ••• 4.•S • " ., ,,,._ "' tn•1 ~, .. ' JUflt n.,.nct Jiiiy .. 11. 11. 1971 2.J».14
Llltrly 3.61 ,,,, 1ncom s.u i.11 0p Fnc1 s.n s.ttusA-'C. ,,. 1.s.i Wh>.ch showed '• lo• ol Mr. ~---• PUBUCN011CE '°"""' 1.71 J,Qol H•rl Gth 7,H 1.H ~ Tme •.SI •.H lJ5 GvtS f." t .JS ... ~" . _ Pubtlil!MI 1 t::::s~ t: ::~~ :::•LW !:;~ 6 .. ~~~ .. r.:m..* ~::~ t:J ui!::l!F'":',~~.H formation of the industrial million last fell'. PUBUC,NOTICE " 1v1:~·:·=·~·~g,~·~~~;C~M~·~·~··~11~·2-~·~· .. ~·1---:=~-~:-!~~===--
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Leading -North Orange County Bro ker. ex·
pand lng tNewport Ollic<t-INTERVIEWING
lor T ll N lop salespeople. M u s I be experien~ed, productive and h a v e 'co-
opera.tivq attitude. Exct:ptionaUy gener-
ous ·CO!lllnissioas split plua terrific profit
'sharing program. 1'he finest Joc atiori in New-
port Beach, ''The Estate Really Building",
corner of Newport Center Dr. & Farall on.
o.ner•l R.il. IOol
eMOVE lo MONACO
Oask In the luxury or this
ex(CpUorlAlly be:aullful 2
.bodi:oom .and den home.
Quiet. cuJ-de-1ac IDCl\Uon.
$71 ,000. rEE. Ca rol
WJIJdnion, 641)...4161.
eLET'S OET POPPIN'
ON> 'POPPY. A triplex In
(.'orona de! P.far? A n
l11vcslment thet pays for
ltlelfT Cle11n building and
ne11t 'iena.11111:. U n d e r
$100.000. All this, 11\tualed on
hro R-2 lots n1nke thls a
Rllpcrb yRlue, Call for
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""'71"'002=0..,.no=r1"°l ""R"'.1:-. --1"'602"""'"""'ci..,.,,.~, .,.,.:r1 ""11"'.Er. -.....,1;a062=ij;i0c::..,.,::e0'1 Ri',"llr. -1602 Oener1l R. E.
DAIL V PILOT 3 f
1002Genor1I R:I. lilt-
EASTSIDE DREAM HOME
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$31,500. Enjoy adult living ln a brand new
3BR townhouse. Beautllull y landscaped &
maintained. Charming patio & fireplace.
Owner is anxious. Hurry!!!
OUR BUSINESS IS
HILPINO 'PiOPLI
LIVE IETTIR
THE ILUFfS
TWO CHOICE CONDOS
!. ON Vista Laredo. overlooking an excep-
tional "GREENBELT" view. 3 Bdrma.,
2\-2 baths, cozy lrplc. & ample ~inlnf IAL
Profess. decorated in lovely earth tones.
$74,500 lndi•ldual offices fbr sales people. For ·
confidential jnterview, caU Cordon Haney.
Rresldenl 673-1518 • •CATALINA,
Only 2 years old, 4 bed., 3 bat~, llardwood
floors, dream kitchen, super upgradmg -
Large corner lot with extra co~crete drive
a nd boat gate. Eastside Costa Mesa, only
$48,900, or will trade for Jncome iproperty.
COZV CHARMERS. Two Hou ses on R,.2 Jot,
on secluded street in Old Corona del Mar.
Large brick patio, fireplaces & green thuml>-
er's landscaping. $77,000. + TERMS!!!
REAOY TO MOVE? Take advantage or op-
pprtunity now. PRICED UN DER MARK ET.
Panoramic 180 degree VIE\V. Dramatic en-
trance leads to delightful , Prof. dee 4BR,
3BA, fam nn, 2 fpls, wet bar, laundry rm,
triple garage. •LOW $112,000. YOU OWN 2. ON Otero, a quiet cul de sac location. 3
Bdrms., 2MI baths. Profess. decorated. in
shades of gold -only lived in approx· S
months. Upgraded thruout-even the garage
is comp. plastered (walls & ce il.) $69,000
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G9fter•I R-:--e. ~1002Generil R:c. ·10o2 PALOS VERDES
NE"'PORT HARBOR. Sre
them all f1'0nl your 'fully
lan~~ptd nnd h I g h I y
uJll:rlldcd Spyltl'la.'i.• ll I I I
retreat. 4 Bedrooms and
family room. Fee land. For
only $169,500. Compare all
ottier vie-.i.· prices. Bart
Jacob11en, 644-t114
THE LAND. •
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BROKERS
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VIEW! SPYGLASS BEST BUY
Perfection lh ruout this "New Bedford''.
Many extras. Beautiful dr'apes, Iu x. cptng It
extensive Jandsc:ir.ing. 4 BR, FR & bonus
rm. Rooni for poo . lnfluding land. $145,ooo.
640-1120·
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'300 N: NEWPORT, NEWPORT B•AOl
645-6646
CONDmONED -' Generel R.E . 1002 O...r1l R.E. 10ll2
BY MOTHER
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EAT OFF THE FLOOR! .-' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO.
., Aoo ti's "°' rua( 10 loo! -FINEST-MESA VERDI LOCATION-quiet
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IN OLD CORONA 'DEL MAR 21~1 San Joaquin. Hills Ro•d
NEWPORT C~NTER, N.B. 644-4910 mother nature! So see lhls tree. Hoed ·street.: Walk -.O Pftrk and schools.
uribelievably u P g r 1 d e d 3 Bedi-oom and family. Excellent condition. The UNIQUE Fe•ture1 Of This Duplex •r•:
2 sparkling clean 2 bedroom units plu s spa-
cious guest quarters over the garage. Great
place to stay on w_eekends while your Ur
come comes in and your value goes up.
Comer~ Iot,central location, south of high-
. NEW ON THI; MARKET, lovely 2 story
Me sa Verde, 4 and den. Formal dining and
breakfast rooms. Custom 20x34 Anthony pool
with sweep, and landscaping affords lots of
pr(vacy. Offered at $68,950. Coll 546-SllO.
hoine witbln w a I k Ing Generil-R~e'. 10o2General R.E. 1002 . di11t11nce to ocean. Lavi.Sh.' ·Cedar roof, .sh8g carpets, ·fiteplace and pa· I:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;~~;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;; landscaping. Co ur t y 11 r IJ. tio. Full price $42,500. C•ll 54f..1151. 1• entry, Rough cedar walls. ! . .... IRVtE TOWNHOUSE • . New...,,.,.,~ .... "". N•w GREENIB.C>OK .
DER $30,000 ---~~~1:,!•1~1;~~.~ COUNTRY K_ITCHEN MODEL -Vaulted
OWNER selli 3 BR, 2 BA . (plus utility now """" ceil111g, 3 ooofooms. only one year new ,
room) Alpine-style condominium in Walnut r:>Ff.H r1t '' "s1ftlN 10 BE WK::Et ' modern as today and ready ·lo move ~~~;;:: ~w.:1d~~ri~edAc~:; ~~~~~: r~,Ja!n!·ill ~;~~tlir~~la~~g~h.'e~~~~~ oo~~in~hn~~
way. Priced a t $93,000. ·
UNIQUE HOMES RNhor1, 67UOOO
24Q E. Coast Hwy .. CQroft. del M.r
1002
NEW COWGE PARK USTING!
-EXPANDED 204 &f amily &-about 2100 sq.
ft. Good, quiet .tree.lined street. Sharp hom e
v.•ith nice carpeting, landscaping.' Handy to
schools. Offered at $47,900. Coll 546-5111.
1nu nity pqol and park. Nea r schools. Immed-l~-J:!fil!!!!!J mg a:vallable. Vacant, see today. C•ll
iate posse,,ion.•Priced at $29,900 wilh 90 --~1151 • * HOUSE & GARDEN CHARM * ,..,~='ll"ll,...---=~ .. --"i002•.I ;' per cent ~lnanainl ava ilable. Call 551-5151 4· PLEX ,-·-
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·14645 ·KAZAN OCCUPANT . rge seclu tree UJ r1c pa 10 w I' , 1~ ... ~..:-:!""'..,;,~~"'!:'"""~~~""'~~~l ""tdom do ;... fa>d' ·'" . custom designed ramada for delighUul fam--~ Balboa lay Properties * IG.neral-R:-e. 1002 G · e 1002 invei;hneilt property that is ily fun & ·entertaining. 2 BR's upstairs; 1 l ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~~~;;;;;;;;;,j ;;;;'~"e~;~·a;;l ~R;;.;;·=~;;;;;;;;;;I capable of.excellent itj_come· BR w/fireplace & balcony. 2nd frplC in lg. NEWPORT SHORES NEWPORT BEACH
production·· ANO is al."° lam· il• room off liv1'ng room Jewel like din Spotless! 3 BR., 2 ba. POOL ' O~ 1· (flat" 'f" hi . ,.;,ab l e foe ow""' -'· . . -h Walk t lb n IOR II er 'occu{!Bncy inn l'.00mf'3 BJt '!•ner•I R.E. , ' ·1001 0.nerefµ. 1002. ing rOOm w/picturesque windows. Lovely o me. 0 c u I 3BR. family rm. LoveJy . . 1 · . "' 2 BA .apartment. PLUS has , ... ~ _,. crpti.ng, "By owner $67,500. pools & tennis. Only grounds w/greeiihouse.' T R l . Live In I, Rent Other -.,00)\0"1 ienn• w;i> 20% . Newport· Beach 2414_ Holldoy Rd., N.B. 646-2112 $53,500. 675-7060. Walk to schools & shop-:
"• '\Veil built 2 BR,· harchrood Qo\\•n' , Ne po t B k B p111' g $65 950 64"7'91 ,• I Tfllsls!Tl' W r IC ay . , . q • ., I \. ' floors flttplti'* ·~rderi' &: / • ·' • 01\•ner Will Finance --· -• Big 5 Bedroom ftOlm(', wilW a l ....... 11 • s.---•• j' homi •. '.. '[ Only $71,500 •. 11,,., F•-i'ly "-· 1002 2BR ., din. rm., fam rm. e STOP e , formlil dlnlnll';f.' n1, ha~1~ ...... ' • t""..... . , 'Cal! 644-1211 --· ,......,,., G IR E 1002 ~ er•I R.E
tno l!Q . rt;' hd·1 2 bii~~ ii::ol·, .e.r.5 , Boat Pll'kinc ener• -· · ·-•n · Lge backyard. 65x15 ft. . .. and see this brand '
fireplace11. atl'd on 'a F r 5 •1ii \\''hen. you ~~ a life cov\d patio. Cul de sac. new duplex. l·blk. to
til!e shaded corner lot , SAKE , style. New Hi-low carpets, 2 ~~ESTSIDE Nr . hor se trails, etc. beach. Open daily 2-5. 1
51'x160' ..... anyone can take .c.cme and' buy · i hi 5 firepl;ace1, beautiful. tamil TlAR-IJOWN-$49,95,9. 55&-8800 207 30th St, N.B. 673-7420
over lhts 7~1% I o a n . l ~-~~-----: inagnifi~nt 4 b e d r 0 0 m room, all ott a qUiet tree .
Payable $200. monih PITI of . . I townhouse ln lriine. It'll got shaded 1treet. OHe~ al Rentable 1 bedrm beginner MORE FOR [B REALTORS ra · ; $20,000. Bring a pa.Int brush ·cn.1 LEGE PARK a fainily. roOm and ~11 only $55,150 with Oie owner home •ith $$for the tutntt,, •
1100 save ninny dollars. Full · . ...,._ · • fireplace's al!IO. H u ge financing. Alk ·&bout listin& room for 4 Units • atical5 YOUR MONEY . i
price just --WESTCLfFF-.--POOL 'HO~E D18Ster bedroom and super No. 10lil9. lot · Thi 4 bed horn 1 3 5 Loc•I Offices To Serve Yeu
$33 950 EXECUT1VE . patio, So for pete's sake call 'Walke11 . & Lee 1967 Anaheim, ~ ?lfcsa ye!rs f'IE!\v~ conc1ft1o~i/!!'~~~'ll"""'""'~:'!!"'~ .... ""l'~!!""""'~~~i 1
1. • Super 11harp WestcliU~home. · NOnltNG DN TO-VETS 646-0555.' , · RH.I Estate Only S29,500 and hu a great family Gener•I R.E . 1002
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4 ""''""'"'· 2\1 oolh. !:a.... . ASSUME GI LOAN ' •·•5 9491 4NL1J-..~j..\ room. WUh 2100 .,,,.,.. feet -"°°'· Thi• liome ,, '"• ""'' .. . 1 • . ""' • . • · or "'""' and oruy a '''"' S"..," BUYS FIXER UPPER buy In Newport Beach. Call This J;>eaulifu CoUegr ~~ TRI, rvEL + U, II . . ~rh·'e to South Coast Plaza, UTU\ N'ORTHGATE" ·. irm-n11 • ·· 'ihomt'!·has ·flll the amemues ~• .. _ 11'a a steal 1t $44,500. Call e EASTSlDE.3 BR ..• p; 900
•· . ".' .' ·; • " · .i!iaJ.YoU'V• ""1" 'OOl\I"""'· -' ATRIUM · . ,.._, , < • 4 BR, "':f."''nn .... ~17:850• COSTA MESA · · CustOm Spl\nish Ule '-·pool,
v.'Bll'to wall' c11.rpel!I thruout; · AC' H • 3 BR Qup ex, Es1de S-17,930
and a GI loan which "cti.n be BE EASTS I DE •. '1'u'...,..ru···. -~:,, '!'.:, .. ·,~9.'500r:i0 Quality construction 2 story
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Walker & Lee lllAL llTAt l ' ' ·-Westcliff Dover
a~rned \\•Ith payment!! ·of Coronet Hicjhlands P.roteuionally' , laridseapcd DREAM HOME ..,, ....... .,, U<.. ~ bednJOtnN~:a ~~e t~
Only SZ.17 month. Ask .apo~t . , Jewel •· .ten 'llced yard. Priva t e . ASSU?.tE 6% 1197 Orange, CJ\f 642-lnl ~~i be able to do like
Executive Home listing No. 8860 , · -· atrium entry, brjght cheery This 4 Br., 2 Ba. family Ontu painting, ca rp e t I n a.
MESA VEROE .WALKER & LEE '·· Spacious two bedroom home kitchen, formal di nin g, home has it all. Corning Ill l andscaping, deoonttin;I ~ in aecluded area of Corona: lp.rp living room, large range & continuous cleaning 'Tl'21 touches, lfa.s heavy shake ~h:lrp!~Sharp! \Ve•tCJlff al}b: -EXCLUSlV~ · ~ REAL ES"l'ATE -del.Mar • acceM to.private M!p!.n.te family ti?@d family oven, ceramic m os a 1 c CORONA DEL MAR ~-roor. COIJCT'(1e • d r l ve .
hon1e for only $76,995. This 4 br. 3 ba executive tam· ,. 5'45·9491 1 t>each. "Sit (town" \•it>w of roOfu .. large b e droom s , counter tops, lush crpts, CUSTOM OU PL EX . E.'<Cellent I o e a t Ion to
Unbelievable? It he.1 .four Uy home has a formal din-t ;-;-;,..--;-:--,;-:--.--' ocean and sail boa l s. sundeek o(f m•a t e r wallpaper & pane l i n .. school5, &hoppin&. $31,950
bedrooms. 2~1 ba.tbl and a ing roonl & Jge separt:~. Trf·Level + Atrium lfeAted and filtered pool -~m. Be111tiful patio, thruoot + htd &: filter pool.· A real one at a kind custom v.·ill bl.I)' this 2lXJ 1q , ft. large JJOOI. ChVnr:!r has fainily l'QOm w/exposed. · I h . . ~ own J~ .lan4. ~ot lease b:lgl;k ,\\'all. W~lk to beach. D•vid' Bourke, Re•ltor built duplex on a n ovenilxed home ii you Call 'fluick. 546-already bought new home in beams & big brick [rplc +. .ICIC . • , tiOl4 Prilied,.rea.sonab1¥ a l ~now 96J.6767. 546-"50 Jot, 90ulh of B11y111de, only 2 CLIFFHAVEN 23ll .
S.f". & \vants fa11 csero'''· a'titd&flltl!tt!d'pool.$85,000. Professional!,y . landscaped $69,500. Cali~·· ~ blocks to the beach. House NEW .LISTl~G Ol'ENTIL ll•"'S.FUN 'TOIE NICll ,
This hon1e 110111 have open Gall for appl 10 see. tt:rraced. yhrd." Privale 'at· oP£Nnt9, 1T'SFUNTOBE/llCEI ~··Z'Y'fu'°!t""'lfu MESA VERDE hasram.'y ~~~ litt bapl:~ Hurry to see this 3_bedroom, II
houl!C? EVERY DAY 'until DAVID BOURKE; RLTR, rium entry,. bright cheery -· ~I llllll'l!'IJ m bedroom I 2 full bath, family room ::•iai~ ~"%,."!fore II • • '46-""'1 _ • , ~!:"~:;:''.!~~;~~: ' • JtiN'ijJ; •. 31~~-'t'SIVE =~:~2 1~i ~1~ ~:~l~:i ~~;~ o~ 1 •
MESA• VERDE .family ·•bed rootn, large j;~"~-~~~~~~!!I ~-!~~=~~~;~-~-~,.....,,,.,, $W900 ' beaullful lawn and covered • bedrooms, •undeck off mag. __ FR&.&OOM. HOME-e 14' ~ 18' family room ' . 644-7270 patio . s. OM ET HTN G HEIGHTS --gr-allier-lee ~·r~. :;::~e:;l~~~~~ ~~~'t>~-:a11. ~=~tU~ WHO WANTS ONE?.: ~;;~~~'!.~5 ~or-~::~~l~ue:l~ Hil _,, t ~" .·OCE4!CV.IE.\Y __ • ~ --• ,.,, Rall 1.,_ •
1 •••L ••T • BR's, Fan1-rm. ti.I-'' xtra.s. beach. Cal no1v """""761. · ·l;»RIVATE BEACHES Completely remodel~ NE\'r e Q\1'fl('r'1 bought aoot.her ?..... e Y -,..,. won
IOEAL LOCAtloN Xlnt cond. ,Hup paUo. OPEN Tit•• fT'S ):!JN ro BE NICE.I .,__ 1 .. 3 ..... Id ihag ca-ts. Nev.• C&ll 54fr2313 today? last!! Call to.aee, $66,900. • --t • .,..,..., ·this comer ocatM:ln •v .,,_ ,.,,., --;\!>sun'IC 6~(.'V.-J( ......... n; a r~·11 bedr001):1, fanilly r oom penting. Complete nev.• OPfNTILg•IT'Sf'UNTOBENiCfl _.1£1_.·
N*'. .. 'ii.\i:1·~ioo~·~ .. '"~·~ !IE~:r.:~0·R~ni,'4~~: ~j ll~~;ii'll .E,~£!1ili~~fo~~ ~~::~i: ~~ ~'.! •<uA;llill, .. MAKE 100MPOi
Don't give ufi •he ship! The lastest. dra~ µi the.West. ;iiiiiiiiiii large lot. A truly best buy .....__ ---• •••• ,
"Ll•l" II;, °'"lflod, Sltip l ... a Dady p;tot Cta>silled 42 5 IA".. •I SS9,9JO. YOUR GOLDEN MOMMY! to Shore Results! 642-5678. Ad. Ca!l 642-567!1. ' 644-7270 w lk a L so
BEAUTY
3500 sq. ft. of Ii~. 4
bedroofus. formal dutlna: ,
room, . pool, t)or5e corral,
3/5 acre on private road. In
a country setting 3 ca.r ,
garage. \\'on't last $$,(0).
Call 646-ml
Walklir & lee Gener•I R.E. ' 1002 General R.E. . 1002 '.. . a er D'. ee o· PPORTUNITY s40.. 0 Red Cerpet R:E. Office
:1111.L '''"'' H!!ire 4 bedroom single st~ \\iorking' partner wanted . ..;; .... ~~iijii~~"ii~I BI'a:nd new ii~ing is a dream With famUy room. Nice B ~ · t t · tfice SUPER CONDO! Epjoy pool,
Jlrlll_ll' £0 'f)ftU. !!! home v.'ith all the extras family area. Walk to major uy ~ m eres. in ° · jacuzzi, dbl att. ·1ll'B.ge.
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~ .,.,.,UU Including: sunken 11 vi n Ii shopping and all school. Call &l.>-SMO for inf. Only S33.900. BOBBE, Bkr.
--•room, huge OO\'ered patio. •$40,500. CftU 847..00.10 Agt. 1 •-the '" I 646-1414 or 556-4793.
1 ....... ~Jl'!'ll!'ltll!'• e PLUS Assurri'e 1% VA Joan Sharp!, Only $34,900! Call OPEHTll 1 • ITT: FUN ro • NICfl The astest ..... w rn "·~ · I ·rhe=-,.-,-1,.-1-d-,.-w-m...,.111'--=w'°•-.,"··1
: Ellii ffi1.~" ·~,;:~~:~ D.= r~.!~1111~1 ~:.... c~~~-l~f.s.W·l On:: ~.:;;_;,wl a ... :;. -• WH! I FAMILY FUN BEGINS .
This large Turtlerock home with ~. b~
rooms, fe.lnily l'OOITI, dilfing room and 2i;,
baths is ltkatetl on a very large corner lot.
A plan 3 Broadmoo r home at only $69,950.
LUSK HARBOR VIEW
For the discriminating buyer who wants
lhe very best. Extremely well kept 3 bed-
room. ~l,'J bath view home with many ex-
tras. $102,500 lee.
/ : poO-EAS.T-ENo__ ---
-one of the island 's prfme sites. Custom f~ur bedroo~ Ii~ llalh with all or lhe qu ali ty
extras. !"''II" plor and slip. $495,000.
'WATERFRONT -$94.SOO
3 bedrobm home on channel with pier and
lloal fo r power boat. Walk to beach. Large
pati o and family room. OWner ~ill trade.
1 S~YOLASS FOR $139,500
Sup er view. Jusl ,llsted. You will lovi;,J.he
way its decorated. Owner-hates to leave.
Come see this and be prepared to buy. It's
keen.
IAVCR&ST &EAUTY
Lots ol charm in this 3 bedroom + loll 3
bath home. Beautiful yard-room for pool.
Large dining or family rocm : $95,000.
' WATERFRONT PLEASURE
and pre~tige can be yours on .L~nda l sle.
One fevcl1 S bedrooms, fornial dmtng room,
3 lull balhs-Pier & slip. Only $175,000.
' •OJAL 644-1766
2161 San Jooquln Hills Rd., N.B.
A COLOWELL BANKER CO.
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ESTATERS . ~-----
"Jl;lel:e Room For Deddy"
, , , clean out I~ garl'lgt':
••• it.um that Junk Into cuh
.,,i\thlA·Dally Pilot Classlfted art. Cafl 642-561!. ·
REALTORS
SINCE 19ll
US-4400
ASSUf,!ABlE LOAN
3 Bd1n1, 2 bath In .a deslrii.ble
Collta l\lesa. ~ighborhood.
This scleut prope11y hM
new carpets1 new soft-step
kitchen floor ' Si a. price of
$39,500. tau nov.,, 556-a c;::; SELECT
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A ~---I R s:: 1802 Gener•I R.E. 1002 ' WALLACE ~•• • .,.
REALTORS · macnab I Irvine _,..546.,.·41•1-PRIZE WINIER
(Open E-lnt•I
NEWER H.OME
PLUS lf\tCOME ~ with. comlDrt and
convenience ln 1u I n d .
Superbly conslructed 3
bedroom, ' tam Uy r oo m ,
d lnl n i •room ·· home.
Featurina: central vacuum
ll)'lllem, 11clf-cleanlre._m1m"
and salety Uihting. And a
nearly Identical unit on the
property to otter a tenant
the ame ani~ltlet!. \\'e
su gcest an ear l)' appolnlment ..... to tee ttus
~ CdM oHtt he. Call
•l>-0500. ~ Tll •• rrs fUltl 10 IJE NICE/
realty
ht OFFERING
"Trina" in The Bluffs-3 bedrooms 21h
batlis. Brick walled courtyard on , wide
greenbelt. ·$63,500. Catherine Schweickert
1142:8235. (E2li )'
THAT CERTAIN TOUCH
or warmlh beauty & dignity are in lhil
3 bedroom', family room home close to
romD\unity ~chools & shops. $76,l!OO.
Loi$..Miller • (E31ll : --· TURTLEROCK TERRACE
3 bedroom, family room hom e w /view ol
UC ! & surroijndings. Excellent bt; al $73,-
500 fee. Amy·Gaston 642-8235. ( 52)
CHAMPION TENNIS COURT + separate cabana & pool. ~"abulous 4/5
bedroom famil y home. 150' on Mesa Verde
Country Cl ub. $250,000. Appl. only. Dona
Chichester 64U235. (E54)
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10 o ron.ti del <tr 022 Cost• M.,....,-,---"'1"'02'"4,...,.,..Huntlngton Belch 10i6 Runtlneton Buch 16i6 c1...,""';n;;• _____ 1;.;044c.:..:-L"l"'do....,.1"'1•-''---"1"'0~567'"l ~~:-;w~po'";""It•~•;•~c°'hf;;;;;;; i ~~::;;.:;..:.;o;;c;;:,;'--"'=i
Rtductcf $3000 UNIVt~RSrrY Pn.rk, 380, O.Cor1ton DrHm "SHORECLIFFS" c d I Ma SllBMIT Al.L Of>'EltSI 5UM!o\ER IS HERE I One M1'le to BeaA~· 21\ ""·tam m1. upgraded 2B<lnn.&d••o•l-lo<. , -OfOftQ e r BxC'hini.? 2·11lo1·y In F.nslllde Stop fighting ta··.i_ffic IJ> nnrt WI t h r u o u I , Lra ynrd 001C lo tennll & !he beach.
Beauliful custom built by EUerbroeck
A.I.A. 3 BR, S BA bomoc OulslaQding view or ocean. canyon & natural 11:reenery . New
carpets1 formal dining room. You have been
waiting for this-one. Never bafore offered
for sale. Owner leaving state. Better hurrv.
Shown by appointm ent. Call broke\'. 673-ti7:i7.
Priced at $169,500.
Costn till'su \Vith 4 bdrms from the beach!! Own )'0\11' 4' • \V/COvt•red .patio.~ B cs t OffercU a t S88 .. ~. Open
3 bath!, ' f1unUy l' m ; own studio Condo r ight AttraclJw 3 brorm, 2 beth locution on major Crocnbell Tu th ir{ 3 t IS 12.1
r!rC'plnrl', fornud din.In& acro!l11 f1\)m the oetan at honle 1~ area near overlooking pool & tennis v1:-N1ce~ '' 0 '
room.. Sepnrnte it c·w t n-c Hunllncton llarbour Jor only ~hool• nd"' "~~; !riv•ute oourtJ • <in C"Ul4t.-fll.c St. r 0 0 I'll. 0 \V N E n SU,900. Or enJOy a cool, II m A ,en .... wt.Iv •Vfl • 01vner, 552-848.11
J)l-:SPF.RATE. $55,ro<I. can relaxing summer ln a mortJ UP&ra1ded .. ~1s. bltn11Pro• 2 -L~•"•"u~n"'o"•""'-,"c~h---1-04-8 Mt}.11~ 1pe.ckms l b edroom' caro.tac • ..,..gll.M\ie. tty • uw
Condominium Wt t h 11 8'!ftn lawn. $33,500, Ca 11
RUSTIC •••
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Hftltl!l I] "'•utllul pat~. opgn1doo 5.lG-3&16 .• 1 1111.D&.... ~s and drapes. Only ~ »;,:,k 'tor Alyse or Dave
ChrJ1tiana Realty J'.!"'"'"'!l"!~'"''"''"'~'!""~'"'""'"l"'~""''"''"'~'29.;:, llarbor Blvd., Costa 6916 \Varner at Coldcnwest
General R.E. 1002 Coron• del Mar 1022 llifesa H.untini;ton Beach 842--74~
P rice T. Mccuiston, R..altor
, •• Laguna charm, found In
lhlli 2 yr. old, cedar eicterlot·
)10me, ne.!ltled in the 11'00ds.
\Vood &. tile thruout this 2
bdnn., l hath hon1e. Bl'l('k
fl'l)lc, Sliding ~ass dOOl'il
onio the deck, 111ilh u
n1agnllicc.nl view of U1c
canyon. $59,00)
CORBIN·MARTIN
Realtors * 644-7662 *
Mission Viejo 1067
ASSUME FHA l;;;;N~E~W~P;O;R;T;W;;;;/P;OO;;;L;;l -~-Ou;B;-;A;;-~-
Cu!!tom built hon1e on ral'l' i\J $225 Per r.1onth PITI. 3
Bcdroonl, fully carpeled and Corona del Mar dnoped w;1h fireplace '""
ACRES OF '
GREEN
TRUE CALIF. LIVING
In thl1 Beauty! Deal'IC! Tri·
level, lge fam·nn, \\'/pool
Tbl. 3 BR, fonn..din•m 1, 3
ba, central air. lge pool &
your very own sauna. View
lot. Xtnu too nun1eroos to
print. By 011·ner. under
$65.000. 831>-2019.
Jot • and -a • ha.J(. 3
Bedrooms, 2 ba tbs. fonna 1
dining roon1. Beautiful
lrTejlUlar pool with load!i of
patio, plus 2 yard arciu.
New carpetA/drapes. Newly
remodeled baths, n 11 " :\-' access. One of the best buyK
In Newport Heights. $63,500.
IRVINE W /POOL
Cus t om hom e on
prestigious Iivine Boule-
vard. Needs paint and
carpets. 2 Bedrooms \1•ith
large master suite, 3 baths!
Oen. fonnal dining room,
step.saver kitchen. \Viii sell
fast. Only_$59,900. OPEN
SA'M.JRDAY & SUNDAY.
DREAM HOME
Only 2 years old, 4 bed., 3
bath, hardwood f Io ors.
dream kitchen, s u p e r
upgrading -Large comer Jot with extra concrete drive
and boat gate. Eastsidc
Col:ta l\.lesa, only S~,!O'.l. or
·will \rade for i n co me
property.
CALI., 645-S646 .£' PR€1TIG€ I HOM€1
300 N. NeY,..port BL, N.B.
Builder's Closeout
L. U huge dini~ ftt3· Excellent
1ne P loca1ion. Close to Or8;0Ge Surround thl5 2 story, 2 LEASE-""'"'· wa .. rlront 2 ..,J6ian, BR; 2 Ba Condo. w/priv. REAL ESTATE
$150,000
63&~ or. ~·3372
OCEANf'RONT DUPLEX
Nowpott Shortt 1072 BACHELOR PAO ~st College and shopping. bedroom 2 bath to11'flhouse
In Corona llighlands with Jli.1inu tcs fnml San Diego 11·llll. huge bonus room for
nect'ss •o private beach • 2 t recv.·ay. Owner ,\Van t 8 ex.tr 11 growing space. WALK TO BEACH
BR 7 BA 11•lth giant master action $35,500. • \'acnnl fot· Imme d late Irvine
boat RI.Ip, Avail. immed. 000 Clcnneyre St.
"OIG-"'-ll!O'l=------1 494-9-113 549-()316
suite and lru.-ge POO(. I' move-In. Jllllt 5('/ci down to a 1;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:I044;;;J BEST BUY 111 2-Sty. 3 BR., 2 ba. ~. $69,500 super terms. low S.29,500 full price. Call . Rambling 2 BR., 2 bu!h, tlcn $.'!000. 00\VN. Take over GI . f'llllio; frplc., brkfst area.
CORNER LOCATION &I0-5110 PRICE & LOCATION ho II I 1 Rece I 2 Br. 2 Bn, lndscpg. $39900. Quick oossess. SSG.900
A 2 BR home._ on R·2 V.'ilb tu.+IJI ( :'Jt) MWIOJ 'wALKER & LEE ,,_ A VIU~e 4 • Tel'race ho1ne 1>uii!~.ec.~~·(' Some hd'!l. ~~~ i:-:~~ 547-7500 days, CAYWOOD REAL TY
(' x c e 11 en t ex pansion ~ ~ 'REAL E~-fATE .., In Uni~rsl(YPRrf: approx. flrt;., delighllul -kitcpen:-f.~;;;fi~<h'::-:J'i069it!!o~*;,;5~'4i-:1~290:~*-~· ~~ ~lbUiU~s. big yard, & PLEASE f:IX ME UP DESF.RTED s PAN 1s 11 50 yArds lrom clubhouSI'. 2 hlll:e n1str. bdrni, View or ~ewport 8ffich . bt"'! in kllC'hen only S67 500 • -· Bclmis. 2 baths. plus hillside & ocean. Asking Sin Clemente 1076 3 e·R 2 BA ' · 1 need 1ender loving care. HACI:Ei~DA-sec luded co unLr.y _W _C..h e n . $74,!XIO
. Somf'OOe whO 11•UJ buy me, from VICW by huge !ref's! 1.a-• · b •1 · AlllO on an !t-2 lot '1:'1th love me $21,500. Please caJI Loads of imported tile, nuscnp1ng Y " aur1ce.
duplex fXl!entml Si. .Dcx1ble &ls-nn: , 11,rought iron. brick \\'Ork $43,900 Jnc.luding land. floo~ plan in a lt>rnfic north OPfN nl t . lr'S FVN ro BE NICE' and mirrors! EI e g a n t
of h1~hv•ar lol'allon S69,950 ~ ~ draperies, thick carpets just
SWIFT DUPLEX 1.• like new! Forn1al dine
A roon1y 3 BR 2 BA owne~ ·' ,1 gourmet kitchen, 4 BR'~
unit with . fireplace and I w /s pac ious master
tonnal dining and nearly . quarters. Spanish courtynrd
brand nt>1v 2. br garage 268 E l9th -St CM and patiOI!!! Vacant-owner a~i.:iment with b eam Perle-ct f0r o!Oer ~Pie ·who ,viii finance at lol\', 1011•
ce1hngs and covered patio . uld 1.,_ l"ltl · ,_ Interest rate! '$39 900 Full t"ntrv onlv $91 500 \\ o h".: a 1 e Xu.. • ·
THE CROW N JEWEL income,. ~ ~ starten. price-you o\\n the land! . · . The pnce LS nght at $28.500. BKr 962-5511
lli:;h 6n the crest of. a hill Te r ni s. Shown yourl"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'iiiii
1111th lltO degree view A ronvertience. Call 548-3209 •--··me YA Loan gorgeous 4 BR home 11'1th MaMI
room all in cnstom bu!lt _ --Ii nu cpts. drps &: vmyl floor.
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1st Western B1u1k Bldg.,
Universltv Park, Irvine
Days 552-7000 Nights
IRVINE TWNHSE
UNDER $30;000·
Owner selling 3 Br, 2 Ba.
ON THE WATER
SHARP 3BR with own boat
&lip, featuring large patio
and side yard for trailer or
aCldltlon -to settle estate •
Offer. Reducftl to SSf,150.
CALL 644).16n
LISTINGS NEEDED
EMERALD BAY
LUXURIOUS custom built
Spanish w/panoramic white
\Vllter view, 2 br., 21,S ba. In
secluded area. A I tr a c .
courtyard, lge deck, unusual
f eatu r es tbtu-out .
s11s,cro.oo
ESTI-IER K. DUNNIGAN
Rltr. 714./492/6543
S1nta An• l 080
4 BR, 2 Ba. TOWNHOUSE,
end Wlit. Shag, d r p s ,
carefree kltch, xtra lge
patio, 2 car gar, w/lndry
facll., pool, rec. & play
areas. So. Coast Plaza area·
nr everything! As k i n g
$32.500. 979-7810
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Easl&ide loc!ltlon. 3-2 bdnn
unit.I aurround.ing beautiful
pool. And that's not all!
There's room lo expand.
Additional 2 units can be
built behind existing units.
!At size 66X305. Owners
nnxlou1!
MILLER REALTY 64.2~ll
$130,000
10 UNITS
10 Bread & Butter aptll. All
2 BR a'. Sl65 per mo. Earns
$19,800 YI'· 9.9% retum. 6.4x
gross, 1'Ull Price $130,00J.
Very little delen'ed m11.ln·
tennnce. AnxiOUs seller. Call
formal dini.ng a huge gamt>l,'11 _ _.,.~,.i;.,;;; '1!1J' 1A?W down, 4 BR, ~ BA, Hke
eleganl'e $149,CMXI Sep. laundry rm., close lo
For All The Above ' • new Sears shoppg. $36,900,
Cnll 644-72.U Owner's HMrt Broken . 842--74-11; Eves: 968-1178"'"
lhl• "'aumul Mesa v.m. BRASHEAR Been transferred & must sell c )
Ocean View
From La9una
Beautiful .3 bedroom, 2
bath home with outsjandiJlR
ocean view, This
immaculate home is only 2
yf'ars nc11• and has a
spacious 1850 sq, fl. A
lireplace and bean1 «ilings
aC'cc11t this true Laguna
value priced at $62;500
Call Tod•y 644-7211
~.::=lllOdayll! I BY owner, 1 yr old 4 BR Ill ' , ·, townhome, S.A. neftr C.M __ _
Lrptlng, drps, nil elect kil,
yd, pools, tennis c rt s
• ~ executil'.', One of the ni~t REALTY ••arby. $33,SOO. 546-5985. lnfl•tlon Flf!iten , , homes 1n the area. Has 3 -·
2 Bedroom, 2 bath Adult l ~~~~~~~~~I bdrms, 2 baths, den, family l":==:::======:I Condominiums. Only S71.!fi0 rnl., two fireplaces & dream!' -
(plus utility room) Alpine-
style condominiun1 in \Val·
nut Square. Air conditioned,
shag carpeting, drapes, red·
11'00d palio. Acros..s fron1
l.'Ommunity pool and park.
Near schools. lmmediille
possession. Price $29,000.
11'ith 90 percent financini:'
available. Call-55t~l5l
ANYTIME. ..
BEAUTY
Beautiful 5 bedroom tlome
with formal dining room in
exclusive private a r ,e a .
Corner lot, room for pool.
Automatic sprinklcn:. All
this plus an ocean view.
Call 6.16-TIU ~•An11Hel9hh 1082 Sevf'ral smaH R.E.
HORSE PROP. . inVHtment situations with · I ow Interest, assumable vith $lil98. down inc:Iud-kitchen. Parklike yards. Big GIANT ASSUMABLE
clciglng costs. 83&-421)) party patio v.ith filtered 6¥2°/o LOAN 1h ACRE financing avail.
10 AM to 1 Pl\.1, Agt. ~wd cover. $51,900. Call S Bedrooms, 2-IOO sq, ft. of ~1720 spaciousness. Floor t,o
HERE'S ONE,,.
)'OU can afford and it comes
l.'01nple1e \vitb tenant, air
conditioning,· vie\v a n d
recrcaHon. A 2 bdrm., 11,4
bath for only S24.000.
BIG-NEW Walker & Lee s...11 "a•I•. ' BR. i Ba. I I CJslom home 1\ith wide 111..,1. 1 ,1 _,,,1 w/bunkhouse. $44,SOO. lge =-p
EASTSIDE 2 Br. home: $60,000 [ TAABEl ceiling stone f Ire p I ace.
, rarp. & dr'apes; 3· car gar., Oops! Not in Corona del ?ilar L.J Large family room. 3 baths,
R-2 lot. Sell or f!)(change but on the Balboa peninsula homemakers k i t c h e n .
Fortin Co .. Rltrs. 642-5000 very . old duple)( _ nl.Bybe ~ Separate laundry r o o m •
just a tear do\vn . lot value . lAllSlmU ~ Great buy for $44,900. Call
ocean views; 2-slory 4 down rcq. 557-(1338 _....,
bdrmr;., 3 baths: lge. living Newport-Heighh Westminster 1098 C OMPANY.
& fam lly rm. ea. \\ilh Big, luxurious 4 bdrm, high --· ,__ __ ..:..:::.:
frplcs. Beamed ceil., Jots of above the harbor! On a PAINT & LOVE RF.ALTOR 833-1106
\\'9QCI. Jr glai;;s thruout. In oountry·slzW fee lot \vlth Fourplex Hunt Be11ch
one of Laguna's better 190 ft . frontage. Has all lhe can make th.is Your d~am Fl & S CALL 552·7500 ,
Balboa Peninsula 1007 estiniated at SA>S30,000. .......... H bor Blvd ,...~-~ The Real Estate Fair ~.,..., ar p.1csa. ·• \JUl>LA 839-6113 or 536-2551 •VISION• areas, on an xlnt corner lot. eXtrns. S 9 8, 5 O O, Call home. Anxious owner x ave
See thb exceptional quality 644-8750. \\iU help YoU finance this 3 Lge 3 bedrm + 3-2 bedrooms,
1 YR WARRANTY .
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RENTALS!
Buena Vista! The mosf.
I unusual ' street' in town . A
smashing 4 bedroom t\\'O
stDry 11·ith dock, sandy
beech arxl patio. $8.i(I,
The Point -On the bay, steps
from the wedge. Large
older 5 bedroom home year round at nooo mo.
Call 67>-7Z!5
CO<OMdelMar 1012
BUY A
WARRANTY HOME
HI DON!
A well you~ man, Don
Marshall has joined our
office recently 81ld we
welcome him to our staU of
f:riendly, honest, Compatible.
e n t h us.iastic, motivated,
coo p e rative dedicated,
prof essiona.1, attracti\'e,
flexible, r e sponsive,
empathic sales fl('Ople. \Ve
obviously think very highly
of him and ourselves. And
we lhlnk highly of you! Don
Jives in "Old Corona", will
be Working on the "f1awrr
Streets" and may switch
from a successful career as
a teacher to real estate. Call ..,,. 7225 . .
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WARRANTY HOME
OPPORTUNITY!
Yoo Will ncve.r again ha\'e a
chant.-e 10 1\IAKE AN
OFFER on a duplex as nice
as this located in an area
with a private beach. Tu'O
bedroom units-great
ldtchcns. 1'Ty low 70s.
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Call 675-71.5 . . '
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$65,000 EXTRA lge modem 4 Be, 2
Rare C·l lot, south of Ba + studio in xlnt single nyo Sl'ORY BY THE SEA-
high11·ay • 45' at the family art'8. $500J. dn. pnched,. shingled roof,
intersection of ?ifacArthur $49,000. 637-7368 or 998-3903 a~be hreplace. Huge glass
REALTY
a red hill company
Univ. Parle Center, Irvine
home at $97,500. bedrm, 2 bath home on bllns, closed gar., swim
_ ..,_.... PARK PLACE, RL TRS First Pionffr RHlty
16062 ~ach Bl1-'CI., Hunt Sch 142-4421 and the Higtr.vay • Also alter 6 pm. kitchen w/~l the latest
possible build to suit. D . P • t 1026 fixtures .. ~bo pass thruln.to ana 01n 11'00d s11uueck! ~ g
staircase to mammoth 1.3x23 $65,000
~~~~ (TARBEl~L.J ~. ~l:.iJ."11 prloo pool.~·m'.i,'O"·
BY Owner, lmmac. 3BR: 494·5671 499.2100 600 Newport Center Drive 2-Fourplex-2ba, Chancellor home in -
Unlv. Park, Fonnl din, ''• OFFERED •--=Open 9 10 9 [ --I~ S"d b Id · II 0\VNER. Walk to Doheny IDEA ROOM. Toasty warm
Very nice three 'bedroom Bch. 2 BR. 2 BA. carpetl, giant boat slab.
home, fireplace. Comer F'urnlshed. Gar, & Patio. Nestled among pines!
' . • BIG ·cA_N_ y· ON Im!. I e y II e 111 exce enl kitchen, fani rm & inside • . . by builder. 1..cVe!y 3 ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~r-r~,~ North Ol!\ta Mesa location. utll rm. On greenbelt & bdrm., 2 bath sunny home: CUSTOM HOME Income SJS,200. Just listed
close to all comm. play dramatic entry to step.up Overlooking 6 Fail"ll'ay golf and exclu11iva Ales price Joca~n .Possible to add $45,CMXI. 493-:!!95 $43,5<i>. Full price! Bkr
secouu urut. Eastbluff 1030 962-55ll . areas & facilities. Lo maint. liv rm spac deck custom Mobile Homes • .,..., ooo h Call • -~ '"" 8299 1 59 00 · ·• · • crse. Price re1luced $40,IXIO ..,,, eac. ..1r.
TRY . S70,000 ~------~
y..,.u. ...,..-. , 5 ceramic tile 11-ork. $43,500. for lmmed. sale. Beau!. __ f;.:o:.;r_::;N:;l.:• ____ _:,I :,::100 Risser 545--8424 SoulhCo, Owner can asist w/financ-The best buy in beautlluJ 4,000 sq. n. 5 BR, 5 ba,-•· Realtors.
A very i ntere s ting
opportunity to really mako an ollt'r! Choice duplex,
large rooms, good condition,
private beach • l\\'O 2
bedroom units.
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l~I \II)
Newpclrt West
and one ol the very best!
Ing. \Vil! consider lease =tlo:o~ &: f u :,•,h ,et~ incldlng maids quarters. WATERFRONT S 12, 5 O O, 4 API' Units on l9,600 l!CI ft.
opt:ion. IK)% loan avail. or owner Picture \\'lndows Vu Lido lot -1.oned C..2 NeW,ort,
2 SfORY....J Bedrm, family
rm., dining room, 3 baths,
hardwood Ooon. cpts &
drps. A-1 lawn, fruit trees,
BY ire'ner: ~~e Roe;. 5 A~ Ul..\i52 * may accept lrade Isle. 548--0553 or 67>1996. Blvd., C.M. S5fO mo income.
yrs enew. ,sep. am. Southcoast Pacific Corp. $245,000 Acreage tor sale 1200 Good for; comme;r.c ia.l
& din. ma. kit, nook, int. -Shown appnt. only. Contact -development. -~.!i ~.1.~ 0 0 ;
upgraded. Desparatc! v.·as EMERALD BAY Ste1-e Smith, 8 33. 3 212 2~~ ACRES in Antelope Owner·BrOker. ~.
HELPI etc. $54,500. .
• Roy McCudle Realtor
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Call 61T7225
S63.cro, now $58,900 or Ocean side or' Hwy., 3 (office~ or 645-4815 home. Valley area. $4,000 invest. l\lESA VERDE ~PL.EX
!:::er s::!n. ~f' !:1~ bdrm!. 3 ba.; sunroom; ~CAPTAINS--$1000. or offer. Assume Bal. Immac. unilll in prime loca.,
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The R llers of this great 1810 Newport Blvd., CM
family home want to sell! 548-7729 They have just lo'l\-ered the ·
1Yhile y,·ater vie1y & walk to (TI4J 675-5747. nex. financing avail. '
1PM beach. SL1.'J.900 UARTERS Commerci•I Prpty 1600 Paul W. Brwnfield .l Assocs.'
IRVINE COVE TURNER ASSOC. ON GOODWILL 642 :.;o"""' 546-ton evo.
price ro $76.500 a.nd will
~"·~~.""'.E;"' i",e~ ASSUME & SAYE
Outstanding corner view lot 1105 N, Coo!!! Hwy., Laguna COURT * Shopping Center * DELUXE 5 units, 3 Br, 2 Ba.
available In one (lf the mOl!t 494-11 n Only $70,900. 4 Br, 2* ba t:a!t11. Mesa. Grosses $2, 765 owner'!! unit. A/C. good
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... {RO(,_•>I Sloc• l •<:.H•o:r.( Ct)•'"·~· ~kling pool, large yard Sharp 3 bednn Stardust ~ ~ture ~It~~ Home in prime H.B. ~a.
· "de and l t..: Pl':m \Vall to wall cpts, new tile.
exclusive, private beach _L_o_w_es_t_P_ci_'c_ed_C_on_d_o_I luxur y town h ouse per month. 10% Return. location+ terms.
communities in So. Cal. w/-mploto ol-ki1-•-o 3uw. •-·-able •---t
*DUPLEX*
TI1is goller's hldea11•ay is the '"" "'"· """' · n;rc; ......,,..., .......,, O YEAGER RLTY contact Bill Davenport Includes 84!1f cleaning oven $180 000 $255 000 Finn West Coast Pacific only one like it at this give-& trash compactor, Prl~lp;tl. on!f . Bili Merreli Lots for Nie
556-6171
2200 Both 111th bay views. 2 Lots.
South of Hwy. One year
new! $125,000.
lJtSI OU • 1uS 11 an kitchen and bath Freshly
0 PP 0 RT UNITY! The painted in and oul Bkr ~ 714-831·2000, 673-6832 eves a\vay price! It's as close as 66-6141. Lido Realty 673-7:100 you can get to the fairway ·~~--~~~ P RO M 0 NT 0 RY Bay
tn LagWla Niguel. Owner ITDO ISLAND BEACH Ouplh es/Unit1 waterfront · }ot. !iOxl.00'-50'
' LIDO REALTY ·'.
1,., \,. 1 .. 1 .. ,' II
*673-7300*
gracious 4 bedroom floor 5681 2 HOMES, Both 7%% as-
plan has a large kitchen and~J"''"''"''"''"''"''"''""'"'~ I sumables .. Exquisite decor. ~~'f~~yfQ~~~~gse1: LA CUESTA By Sea; ~ blk in "Calif. Homes" & ''Rack·
will C"""' a 2nd trust deed. to proposed mar 1 n a; et Cl ub!" Jack Peck Agt.
The ie~der will refinance ""alk to ocean. 4 BR, 21' ba, Call 586-5964 "Raclio Page
SNAZZV11 the lst trust deed at 9%%-. huge FRILR, c om_p. K-161."
Great 3BR. w-family rm. and you will find Valley's upgraded, beaut.. lndscpmg, ""'"''"''"'""'"''"''"'""'" Ck.-ean Vie\1'. $650. l\1onth. or exclusi\l• 1 -yr waznmty a by owner, _pnnc. only. UNIV, Parle, must sell this
$84.,500. year ot trouble free $88,500. 968--045-I. 11·eekend, 4 BR, 2 story. -GE:rM .... --enjoymerl. HWTY -some SQUEAKY CLEAN 3 BR, 2 Beaut. inter, favorable
·~F ~.~, A NB lucky family will be living Ba. Dutch Haven Marina. !Inane.Ing avail. 0 w n r . .... ..,. '~un ve., · · I hool """ ~3 OH Sa 1•··-·-REALTORS 642-4623 in Eastb uff next SC New shag crpts, frplc, bit· ...,_..,,., . t .;>U.11, wov
year. \\'hy not you! Ins,. Avail.· now! SUbmlt on Gcrmainder \Vay.
BY Owner on Fee I.and. 6T:r7225 $3!1,900. 5.»-2459, Principals UNTV PARK. BUY NO\V
J-LV. J-li!ls. So. Sandpiper. 4 only!! FOR LE.SS t-ROl\f 0\\'NER.
BR, 2~; BA. Fam. 1111. 3 N 2 BR. 2 b d cru· gar. Upgrad mdl. 2 Only l~fi yrs old. 3 bdnn, 2 ew a con o.
t 1 • 1~ ~ o II bath..'!, bullt·lns, dishwasher, F'rplc1p_ drps, S 3 9, 0 0 O. $cii.S~;n , '""64~i938;'~~ family rm, frpl c. Brick & c5S2=-c.'""=-co;· _____ _
152.8 Keel Dr. fountain Villey 1034 redv.'OOd patio. SPiinklen UNIVERSITY PARK, 4br.
SPYGLASS 2 slo'"" 4 BR, 3•1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' front & rear. $47,IJJO. bkr. facing the 2 major "' 'I• Tarbell. CaU 962-5666 greenbelts. Own I and . BA, .fotm r m, bonus rm with $69 u.... .-...__ "'" I · I ASSUME Decorator's dream·, 4 bdnno, ,......,, uw•0<:r Y.·w ease ocean v1c11'. rg y <l . ba k ''" -•• cW-<le-sac s.n5./mon or 2 baths, family rm, f.rp\c, c • .,...,..,.,.M;I
SI47.500. ~97-2571 71/2°/o LOAN bullt·ins . Lots of paneling & OCEAN VIE\V 3BR 2BA, fpt, -"==-"'-"=---2 Story 3 BR 2112 BA wallpaper, &hag carpet . lrg sundeck. $4,000 under
Costa Mesa 1024 fornutl 'dining ig fam nn' $49,500. bkr. Tarbell. Call appraisal Assumable 79.,
shag cpts 'cust drp 11 ' 962-1373 VA loan. $59,995. S81-4037or
litESA Verde Beauty, cor. lo ""unh•u kiL lg covered MERIDM'H Garden• 3BR 9CJ8..4830 Owner. cul.de-sac, 3 br, 2 ba. nt.'W '"" U-~ ' 1 led f .,.., ' crpt/drps all e I patio. Only $41,900. ra:. pane am rm. form! NEW DEAN E HOME, 2 BR,
Dish\\'Shr' gas he a 1 i ~ ~ · 84Z.74U: Eves: 968-U78 di? rm, pvt pty, $68,000, 2 Ba, AvaU. 8115.
sprink!rrt'.>d, walled back'. c open Sat/Sun U-6, 968-1212 495-4728 eves & wknds
has patio & boat port, both BRA.SHEAR) Dnn 't drop the ball ... Get/TURTLE ROCK 4BR, Z'AiBA,
dirondra. lrg shade & fruli PUot Classified ACI! MZ-5678 , 83.1--2Sl3, O\vnr. ·
cov'd. l..rg lool sh c d _ REALTY f a )ob with a low-cost Dally prof ldscpd w/many xt1'8s.
trees, dbl gar w/stora~e &
bench. Top cond. S-15,950. BY OWNER .
O\vncl', 541'-7'...&I. 5 bdrm., 3 bath, pool , huge
3 BR, 2 bu, blk \Ynll fence. o~n beam m111. suJte \\."// ~l';:Q'1] ,.§),,(._ fl'1: ~Q.e
bltins, crrts, 001v p~lnt & sµnken tub, elect. garg.,I O\!;::» ~"'U ~).. 'b ).j (,/" i:'
lnd§Cpd. Assun1. GI loan. ivater sof!ener, sprinklers, Tito# lnt1iguing Word Gome with a Chuc:Ale
$210. n10. No a g I s. gas BBQ & more. $66,500. ltlM ~, CU.Y 1, ,0 ..... ------64S..622'l.' 842-7887. ._ ...
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moving Into new home and Sunday 1·5 pin, Open Hse. 4 for sale 1800 boat slip. Owner may
must sacrHice! Bkr 497·1761 BR, 3 ba, huge master 1-...c.;;;;_..:::;;:,_ ___ :.:;:; accept lrade. Xlnt terms
LAGUNA CHARMER suite, bay vu, tennis crt. & HOUSE+ TWO avau. A.!lkrng $130,000.
3 BR. 2 BA. rec rm, ocean ~ch,..,:..,,_ is95,_ P Mlse,_ opt1lo1 n. New 3 BR, 2 BA, plus T\VO ~~lac(tolllcSlovle Smi~ • ..._~
view, beam ceil, Believe it ..... ,,,,i!W • • a ... ., 0 er. ::: BR, 2 BA apts, trplc, ~ , e • or U'W"'tO.W
or not-Only $56,500. Open 425 Via Lido Nord. (1141 pt.lioc, garages, laundry, "'"""'2•c-·""'=,.....-=-.,..-=-I
House Daily 14, 11008 3rd _Gco;1'-o..c.74=1.c4·-------Oiyard""!"IB""ul"ld;o•;;r,;64&"4~"1"'4"'. = VIEW I.m-Fee--Back 81$, A~ . .so. Laguna 49':1-1731 or Spyglass Hill OCE,\NFRONT DUPLEX Npt Bch. Approx.
833-1355, Lee Hughes Rltr New 4 bedroom with canyon .SlSO,CMXI. IOO'xlOO' $35,000, 644-(1661
LAGUNA home: 4 br, 2 ba, view. Fee title. 10% Down. I ~63&-:e::;:35M::!::_,o::0'f.984-""'33""'72'-~= 0""~'·~:f~~~'Yj~~I frplc, beam ceilings, crpt, "$85,500. Please call Income Pro.-rty 2000 ~A N cnte.Cyprus
dr1>9. t'anyon vu. 497-1R16. HARBOR VIEW r---c1 ot 60xDI. Ocean
Laguna Hills 1050 HOMES BEACH 'UNITS '1"" pvl ., ~';-;J.;.1ranco,
New Wodd Condo REALTY 83~780 ELEVEN-NEW 111ounl'n, DolOrt,
A cui;tom decor .. air-cond., 3 LAST CHANCE-,-Brand new 11 unit SEMI· Resort
bdrms., 2 ba. Assume BLUFFS DELUXE apartment! \Valk
11ho/o Fl-IA. Price $32,500. SAVE $4000 to beach. Upgraded thru· * * *
Omtu Beaut home of designer for out. Copper plumbing, self M. Dominquez
. sale. All possible xtras. Prof cleaning ovens, stainless 6442 ShewnH Piece,
21 done. Sre daily between 1 & sinks & dishwashers, thick Westminster
8pm, Owner, 64G--0603. shag carpets, Mexican tile You are I.lie wumer of
HARBOR Highlands, b y entry&,' forced air heat, 2 TWO FREE TICKETS
owner, 3 BR. 1* ba. cor. Aundecks and much more! 10 the
CORBIN-MARTIN lot, enlargeable. ft1ariners, All 2 bedroom 2 bath. GroS.!I RINGLING BROS AND
Realtors Ensign, Newport Hi gh $3100 mo. 9% Interest avall·
* 644•7662 * dl•trie1. vaoaol. 149,000, able. 200% d•preclallon. Aii BARNUCMl.RC&UBAIS LEY 646-7343. thif fo1· only $312.0CIO in
L NI I 05 prfme apprt>ciation area. nt the •guna gue 1 2 !''OR Sale By 0 w n er• Toke advantage . call now ANAHEIM
Peninsula hou s e• nr (7141 152·1700. CONVENl'ION CENTER SALE • OR LEASE, h nel I 11 3 'h BR ~~f ~0!5'·t~f. ~~ -"~";"~"~":ris'-~-,-~-.-·~-: ~_r_a·-~-~-;:-.:. [li!lf I _r_1'!"_::"'w"c1."~~-=!"~"'~~,..1~~s.-=~-=;~5:~:_:n_·;,,_1
L;do Isle 1056 °"'""' ,,.,;..,. "'"· Will _g -DESERT HOME ronslder selling turn . BRANO NEW
W f T I I $77,500. 6T:>-2288. ater ront r p ex HAR 13 0 R V I ·E \V JJuntlngfgn _~J!.c;~,.!~!;owii.~5 ·9Vi·n~!':'~·nf~n'l ... in.~Happy ...••.••
O\vncr'! llpt .. 2 studio apts., llOMES-$79,500\ By owner. deprec atlon. 3 Br, oa ll ey venide C.OOnlY·
3 bdrms. ca<.:h;• leasehold. Paler,g1.0 model . .iBR, 2BA duplex on corner. 4 Com f o r table turni!Lhed
Sl60,000. ·Lanll. can b c w / nf a n Y x 1 r a 8 • blocks from ocean,. Good cottage. Price SlS,000 or will
purchased. GT>S830/67r 3414 for appt. lnl.'Ome nrea. Bltns, frpJc in exchange. Larry Pliat~
Ne•r Beach & Tennis each unit. 30 day PETE BARRE T ·1·
3 2-bedrm. apts .• steps to BIG CANYON right on 11th completion. Buy now &. pick REALTY, 642-43M. •
evcrythl"fi. Sl65,000 fa.irwll)', lrg yd, DEAN your color for carpels &: CHOICE newer 7 Rm .
.Ibo. MONACO, 3 BR, 3 BA,+ kl!chen apollances:. A he d hom • -•
""" lt~ooo " ' -Wm. T. MILLER RLTY rTOW a e • ..-...e Ult, 4 Adjacent duplexes. \Vater · '"• · 0 • u::ase. Many xtru. Furn. opt. Bl&
orlenled. S 11 O , 0 O O To ~':.:"'.:.·;::25;:71::·-~--~-___ 642-ail 1 Aavgs on own. sale It fin.
Sll.'i,ro:> ~adi. l~ Yrs. old. O\VNERS Unique BEACH COMMERCIAL Cons. Lease opt, $4.li,500. Buyonc ocall. ~ HOMF;, 53 19 Bruce • 1-337.:1294
Ptnlnsule Point Crescent. -6 4 a-!'9 1~4 or-lsrgc \VesL,.ldt' Costa-MeM lcMf..;AMMO'l11T,;;,;;i;;:--LAKES;.,=,_r,_a~-~i . 328-3233. leuees. Will exchange for .... Channer! 2 OR, den, high propert.y with 2 g 0 0 d corner view lot, or I
bean1cd ceilings. One blk. flAR.BOR VIEW HOME le~sce~. \\'Ill cxcMnttc. tor l\.1e~ldl11n, walk to new ch3\r ·
10 ocefln; bay ~ rehni$ cts. Portoflno, 4 BR. 3~~ baiil. lndostrllll. comnicrclal or lift. All uti1. underground.
Sep. guest c1uo:ier.s w/com· f'am·rm. & Game·rm, 1-csidenllttl. Need lnoome 645-8031 afL 6
Qltlc lxlth. $82,:(l(I. (}.vner. $89,950. 833-3894. find depreciation. Equily EL C.\R1so""v"111"a""~,-."2S,.-m""11-..
sEl:L or I e a s n Io pt . , S1~.000. Ed Ch a Pm an, E. of San Joon Caplstntno.
Baytront Vista <lei J..ido. 1':h1!fl!.' Demond, 2 DR m1n. ('I.bi~ l erore
Spac 1 BR •.t: Lanai Condo. Pcu~ Barren R.ealry vle'o\'. S2S,OOO. OV.:-n.r. s.is.o:iSS
Ownt't' 6T;N&i1 642~ Retl Estete Wntd. 2900
LEASE OPTION . SALE 3 IlR, ' BA & ' BR. I BA" ' : FIVE UNITS ,, ••• ,, IUYS HOUSES O\VNERfBkr, 4 BR, 3% Jl;\ duplex~ stepa to ' beach. _.....
compl. rtn~led w/poQI. _?7,500. ~ .... .... .. 1 R.. hree No CO#t. no Polnl1. Broker
45' lot. S14!t,!'i00. 104 VII\ BY owner HV Jfomcs, '3~R 26PAeh:; '""" 1 · pay• caAA lmm('(flaMl)'.
· Pttcntonc, MG-3971 or 673-29&1 1u1grnded Carmel. Fee land. ' ' $69 s'o'o· MA Realty 839-.2100 i
.BX Oper $17,500, 12.1 Via 1,;_17~1,:;:000::;,_. 6'=4-<l928=:::.·-~~ ... 1 LEASE OR PURCHASE, 3 Zurl~h. Eilra sharp, prof. llnvc 110mcCl'li"1 YQU wMl to or 4 BR, wlth-a811Umable
dee. 2 Br, 2 & + den. sell ? Cl.usititd ads do It e UNITED BROKERS e Ji"inJt T.D. Prine. ont,.
6'7H212 Wl':ll ·call NO\V G42·56nl. &tS.7414 8.U.0121. W.7100 or m<MTS:
2400
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1-.:.H;::•:;U:;:M;:.•:...::U::•;;'.:"::.'::"i::•::::::.•., • ..:,;:::•.:".:: .. :.:•:..;:U::.n::.u::•:.:n::i:•::::::..1 Newport Beach 3269 c;nd01 Unturn. 3425 A.,.rtments Unfurn. \Irvin• 5844 t APt1 Furn/ Unfurn 3900 l Office Rental ..
11...-1 Cocon• del M•' 3222 Irvine 32§4 ~,1.;.e;;;., "'u-r=,L=pd~:.:;ffiJ_«_:_l;;;lld=, BEAUTll'UL NoMh '"'"" Cost• Maw 3824 PARK WEST I CHOICE I NEWPORT BE.CH -'-'="'-~c.;.;;;;;;.._...;;:;:.: 1 blk iftch. Balboa. T!1Yo'nlll)u11t. 3Blt; 2 B ,l\ . "' CHARMING! * RENTALS * i;>,.•n.ln S2'.M. 2 HOit front U 1t II1 Y r oom . A Ir APTS. 1 LAKE FRONT \\'a!erfrollt exN:utf\~ ofnce:1:
• VUlu,l(e I Uni\•, l'tirk. Irv. hou!!e Child, z.;mJ pel ok, l..'Orld1l1onl11J1:. Pt•tio. GaraR<'. NEW F amil" •-•rtrnenti LOCATIONS one .,,,./fl'J)ic., Yict bar, priv.
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Houtes Furnished
3102 1 ~:::;.:.:..:;.:.... ___ ____,
$115 UTIL pd ~Ch. bch klu:il
for 111u<1rnl ·l,uaunl1
$100 UTlL pd, r.h~· Unch No.
end, )'II, l)('I Qk·l..rt.l!Ullll
$275 2 lklr, fpl hl'.M.' . .:111· yd, I
blk beh Cd~1
NU,VIEW RENTALS
673-4030 ur 494·32'111
$1p.=,, 1 llt n1ohll<1, C.M, \V11lk
tq \Valer. l!llch $125. tJl\I ,
pd, N.u. \Vu li 10 "'a•cr.
$150. UUI pd. ij\11 Isle. l Hr
h~<?, 11ter>5 lo llC'u•·h Lug.
Bch. Agl. f l'•'• !l1!l.414:1U
cour•LE 11•ilt ho1u-w~i1Wh
tc1. JI. B. n•~'n.
8'11Hf.l!'CI ·---~--__ ,,__ ... Balboa Peninsula 3107
BAYFRONT ~.Br. ·I Bu, 1ili•r,
lloat. \\'i'l.•kl}. \\'inh•I'. y1•ly.
Al'ail. &·1>t l•lrh. G7:1-20J.q
Beacon e-;y 3114
BEACON &>. 2BR, 2BA,
lovely pnrlio, pvt hc;ich &
docks, S4:;o per mo, 97~3180
& wkcnd1 & eves 673-9345"
Corona del Mar 3122
COTTAGE. Mll. 2 BR Jg.
pallo, ideal 11h1Glc.~ person rn·
cpl, 409 lri~.
Newport Be1ch 3169
YEARLY 3 Bll..i I bn. heuC'h
house. 4,:f'. ren.:wt yd $3j(}
inoJlcasc Ai;..1. b1:rl!L10
Houses Unfurnished
\'t•ry llharp '"''0 l)l'(h'OOm • .!I.. iii. ..,,, • t!Jn'U'l;\Ufllt}' ~. \\'atl'r & 2 Bil. 2 Bath now 1\\'rilloble . vie"' of boat• & "'ater. 3 IJd 2 I .~3 Cd~t Nr . i.ti100hi. rn.'t! use or r -.... VERSAILLES li.'lth: orll' 2 roon1 suite whh h\~I -bttth humt "llh ~ a Bdrnut .. 2~ Mu. sm $3.'"iO.-3 HDR...-2--B&. frplc Noe cablf' TV J);1ld. $29G. n10. ·1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM (l'Om $220, Ou Culver Drive, B ill Grundy, Rllt !!pi1rkth1" .......,., furni!ihed \11thf51e III Univ. Park, Jrv. \1 2 bl ks beach, Cd~1. I••••. '"I •1,1. A""'I Au•. Ju•t oll Saoo o~•b I""'" • ,
1 l:c:9J, "' '""" 3 Udr111~ .• 2 tw1. S.'60 NU.VIEW RENTALS ... "" i"'1...," .... "' ., "'"' ~· ON TitE I.AKE 67>916 ~--~. -18 Isl U f lS83 Parkvil'\V Ln. ~ At •·uth ~-·•t Pia••, ;1 Hd1 .111• .. 21~ L:1. $175 v+ . .-........, or ......-.J6' =·~-=~~~~--Split Level Apts n , .,. ...,.,... ....
Sul'l('r locaHon . llOuth ar Pnrk II Un l1•. Pu1·k. Irv. l'()()J., rri)!c, 3 UR. LIKE n~·. 2 BR .• 2 b11i., tk'n, \\'L.~T. RQ. Condo. 2Brt, air-PooJ • A<:11pulto Aqua RAr
hlg.h"'fly • !ipnc1ou11 thl'('_c 3 BdlTIJ$ .• 2 bo. $400 to'URN 1 BR IJ)' Wk·wkcod dbl , g11r., 1>a1k>; f~ct'!li pool AVAIL NOWI C011d, Pvt gar & lndry, pool & Jttc\1%7J, Spettfl.CUIOt. 8 lM'f1~1Q1n 'IWO 11101')' • IOIS o( TI1f\ Tcrrlll'e, Univ. Pnl'k, Irv. I 1() 4 ORS $16.'j. up. flt'Clt. $325. Park Udo, NU; • & rec. Ulll's pl,_J)l.I. $240 mo. Acre Lake w/TO"'t"ring
\\'Ood pr1nellni.::. fircplucc, :i Brirm11, 2 ha., new $1(11.1 CD~1 wv.lk io heach 3 c 1· Hc1dtor 642.!5.'\!3 5.il-26.~2. Founlalns · ~ir ?IUlllon Dollar
and hC'fllllt'fl cc1h11gs $·150. 2 llJ1·111~ .• 2 U:\., 11f'1\' $350 l''URNISUED 3 BR -+ MISSION VIEJO. 3BR,2.UA. FT:;ATURlNC: Leguna Be1ch 3848 Clubhouse, Gym, Sauna.
_ 1 1 ·rurUc Hock • Irvine UALOOA furn 2 Br boat )II Nu tondo. i\lr. },IN'pla.ct. Loll Bedrooms • Frplc'11 • Tota.I Secur!*v,
Ann. l .. 1uu.Jlcu'.dS; \\t· really 3 Cdl'rn~ .. :.i ha. t'll $1:15 :! BR. g<1rtt~e. pet ok Avail lnun<.'d. 892-1219 Cerantic tile kitchen!! • Ex-APT. nearly new, \\'hl!e ln1n1edill1e Occupancy
rw,.,d n~ni<•I l~~lu1gi; : l1ouS(·~ 2 Bdrn,s., 2 t,:1. · $125 Homefinders * 642~9900 posed &am Ceilings e En-water vie"·· hi!< to bench. ADULTS
or n1.._u·tr11cnla • furn1jjhl"tl or 1 Ll\lrrn~ .. J bu. $'175 '--'--'-----'--'-'-"'----Duplexe1 Unfurn 3600 e.IO&Cd Pat101 e Pool & Leas<'. 2 BR, 2 !)ns .. $270. $o1'ry, No Pets
1Jt1lurnlshNI. Cn:ciurro Ilonlt'S tiJS'rA ~fc~a. 2 BR .• ''<>Ul' n1any other Conve11\ence11 . .491-3383 or 49:i-m.> Bachelor, 1, 2 & 3 Br'i . OFFICE SPACB'F 0 R
3 '"I ., "" so .. ~ e YEA ltLY H.t':NTAL e ~ Ad oJtic onlv ' M V }.U:NT, Costa r.iesa. Har bor Call 67'";,..72'..'S U1.l'Ul:t., .. ""' .xw 2Ult, tli•n, :.!HA, Ptn Pl 1375. 0\1•n yard & rncl. 11urage. J' __ ._,. __ •_r_d_•..,.--~3~8~6~3 from $175 per mo. al Adams. Beau t iful·
Udo 1 ~1c, 2N~'\l'J>O~l &!!~'.~ 2ll lt 1111 11h11r11 apt $:?'75 Just 1·cpulnled JlC\v swvc, HAYLOFT APTS. .-llO.\IE AT~lOSPl lE'l'I". Santa Ana n1odcrn. Air, n1 u !i I c, 4 lldl'n\:;.. ba. ""' 2Ull h,: UJlf"'.'l' apl, f1>l, drapes & cal'pct. $190 ' 3700 Pl D janlto1·k1\, Cli1ss A. Walker
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CALL 552-7500 l>c<un <'t·il, $2');). oo-:n2Q G7J-4639 Drlu."e 2 ,t-3 BR. Rental Ole GIG r. & , ~. Ulolg. Cull Gen" lllll, • VISION •Do mi ~la~-c Ave. ;t-16-1031 71 •5 .... ., ~ ' • Con...~1 P1~1Pt·1·tlcs, 673-Ml.O AFartme~urni1hed 283 AVOC,,.. -.. ~ 5."17-0136 01· 6112--0200.,.'---t
4 -BDRM-, 2 8A~ COSTA MESA Mission Vie jo 3867 ..., ... ...,,....,..._,.....,~I DESKS poo:i av11llable $.'IO Balboa Island 3706 64' •143 TJIE EXCrrrNc REALTY I ' v· II I -::: kR condo t.11.s..~ian \'le)o. PAL'M ME. SA A' p'Ts. mo. \Vilt provide lurnllurc New 1!:1rbo1: 1c1y -on1e. "E'• "LY 2 UR Ir 12 Noon to 7 pni CIOS('(I "'il n\gl'. kids & .....,, al s;i. 1110. An 8 w c r l n g -$fOO, MOVE IN 11redhlll l.-on\pan)' l"!l nt astrc view, nr. ~ "'~ uristu II.I S " ·~· l\.IINUTF.S TONPJ'. Bell . .service av11ilablc>. 11875
U I u k C •-·! , ... ,mml•• ~•I, 1en"1 s S.1yfront. $310. rno. Cum p. ~Ion. thru ·un. ok. C.l/a. 6~>3-'8:J or 837--0COO Ba h , & 2 BR 1 H'J 1 ~ 11 1 ALLOWANCE n v . .--•u· rntel', .u v ne .. ..., .,...,.. 1 11 1 A .1 "' '"I c , , . rorn ,.,...., Beach B vu., -unt ngton 1'01n·1, park & act'KlQl.s. $•195. qrn, l s ics, elc. \'ii.I · -#.J • ;\dulls, 1"o Pets. &-ach. Cl2·4.'l2t.
3 Ur. ~I " Ba. bllns, fl'jilC, 2 BR Conl.lo .... $Zl5/mo l.se 1no. !714•1ri1J-~ !;CpJ. ti7:i-t290. Off The Beaten Path 2 BR condo, AJC, $7Zi 1~1 l\.le,sa Dr. 1501 WESTC-"'L~IF~F~D~R~.-1
gar1;1ge, ltiOO St!. fl , $100. mo. 2 BR Condos · ·• · .$26S & s275 * SUPER llO'. IE'. 3 .,, 2 Balboa Peninsula 3707 . Avai.I._ 8/15. ~ or (5 blks f N rt Blvd ) I G73-.:!IJ25 afl 6. 3 BR Condos ...•. $265 & $275 " u I 831 ro~._!""JX'_ · NJ.:;WPORT Financial Cent" ELP.:CM'T 4BR home 11'/ 3 BR llJn1c,". $300, ~ S335 ha, lg-l\'all&! yrd. Appll's, SpncioUJl duh ~Ga~n Apls. ..oo.;o, e:ii:t 211 ..., """" Leasing Office Spac:e
t:l & "l""'tal."Ular view of 3 BR Homes . $300,$375, $395 ~ully crpt'd. Lse ,,SfiJ/1110 Under ~~~~lo~N & i-e-* LuxurioUll shag carpets Newport Beach 3869 Rooms 4000 CALL ON-SIT!:: l\.IANAGE
• 'Z_"_ 1 Su lo~ · 4 BR Homes. ,.SJ35.S395, $425 1nclds gardener. l5ve Anita I d-•lion •umm•• wlnlo' * BU-in~ incl Dish"oashf'r y . ~ ....... ne. per r H.ANCil n.EALTY Ln. Fur appt., 642-lUl; I """r.. . ..... * Lrg Pool & Gas BBQ's N rt B h . . . (7141 642·3111 t'XI. 116.
cntcrt1un1ng, $1200 mo . * 551-?lXIO * ews 675-3404 l't!ntal~. GT'J-8740. J * Private Patio~ e'!tpO eGC ~~-~1 ~~~:.en~~~~ ha; * 1 ~10. FltEE ltENT. •
640-1524 & 673-2.496 RANCl-1 REALTY llA\'FRONT, BOAT SLIP YEAR LY, l BR. Very. clean, I l & 2 BR's. $170-~ NEWP.ORT Vll,.LA dryer. 1 Blk.10 beach. $lOO. No _Jeu:-e rrq. Dix. offices,
IL\IUIDR View 1-lllls, oc>ean * ~liSOO • c.4Wlna view Sp;ic. Jux . 1iv Blk 10 Bay & ~an. $275. Gas & Water Pd · NEW Sf)8c~. xtrn lrg 11.pts, mo 642_3517 adJ. Au·portcr Hotel. a5c Sq.
& bay view: 5 BR, fum. TUSTIN H.J::ALTY nu. 2 Br, 2 Ba, terr'. Pool'. n10. 67l-Ql5j or 673-0045 Encl. Garage all 11dult ~u1ity ~IUilding, 2 · I f l. incl. A/C, full gcrvlcts.
rnt, :l ba. Priv. l'ncl. 111.11!0 * 8J2..5lll * Sec. bldg. 2 gar. Lt:use $5!:1a. 2 BR, I BA winter. l hse to LA MANCHA APTS. & 3BR. 2BA 1v1th ample LltG H.oon1 F.asf Cos ta l\lcsa., 217'.I DuPont. H.m. 8
IV/!>001. s~ l\1o. 011 yell.r's BEAtITIF'UL No1•th Irvine n19. Carey, 675-8551 ()(,.'f:an. Dsh1vltr, lg .rooms. 778 &on Place, c.~1. parking lipact!S. All blti ns, o""' lia1h. entrance. h'.ltch. I 8:13-322.1 !9 Iii noon I ~~I. 61M726 T .... •nhoulll'. 3 OR. 2 BA. b" ".. I S220. incl util. 675--8531 6'12-2007 crp1s, dri1x, d/"''· gas i;l.ovc, f.:~v51.990lrg yrd, $98 n10. CORONA dr.I ~·JAR, """ ,,.. ON the bay mo. ue 11v1ne. . 10 1nin. fron1 f.'ushion lslund, ,,._... SPACIOUS hornL', o IJ U I 11 it y 1· o o n1 . A i r BR + cabana. Stove, rei1"1g, Costa Meia 3724 Park-Like loot ... ,,,." 0,.,,.,1. 1,,.1 -rlo· • · U\'ail. Attrul'li\'e, nc11·Jy CD.I " 8 ° l'an'"''' td't'>• P l '" G"•' "" s~ I •1 " '" ,,,.. :;, 1-ElltALE, 26, d esires u'""'o'at-·'suo'lo•.•l20lol'"" > · ., " "" ·• · co1 1101111.,, a ''"' .,.,a,. .... cq1t, #, • ...,. sc .. "a t urc Surroundings H.~(: r.00~1s. hratl'd pool. , .... u ''" """' 1-rplcs. Yrd, Patio, $500. Nr. schools. •"rec uw or lH t bli-3826 $lO WEEK & UP roomn1atc to sha1'e apt. sqft. Single ofcs SllJ & $12:i. 1no. Avail. ij-l. 673--075<1. i"<lniniltnity pool. Water & ~ ~. no pc s. · · DELUXE 2 & 3 Br. AplS. saun;n;, gy111, lounge & P.O. Box 164, \\'cstmlnstcr, 11.11.in ''"' lt'\i•in. RI tr s. -3·8R-. 2BA~+ furn i·ni. h·r •• cable TV J><ifd. S&i 1110 '1BR .. 3 BA. Co1nn1. l>ool, e Studlo&l BRApL'!. _Pvt Pa!iO!I -Htrl .Pool BBQS. Ca92li83 6-l-l"til\I/ 61;'H;OOO I a'.5!-5151 AVail Aug Crlnr pd, nr Schls. $400. n10. • TV & l\ltiid Service Avail. Nr. Sliop g -Adulti; only. 71 l-G12-23.i7 __ _ ,G~·~·~·~,~·~'-----3_2~0-~2 yrd, \V/patlo 3J08 Surrvicw t~:JC., · _ · ~. ~ ,,E:ys, 5.w-8121. e e11. e ehone..Servlce -Hid. pool "-Mciftiilique-Apts. SoiTYrno i:ieis R~~s s1~~~~ up.__t ID!ll 1 --:ro....:PElt FOOT
1• Dr, ll11rbo1· Vu H 11 l s, ii · ,................., e Children & Pct Section 1~9 Placentia A\'I.'., N.B. itc _ n: ,...._ · \\' . ~i> ap_ · 1,000 !>It ft. Enlln: building ALA R.(NTALS ~~700!?_;-61'1-7:111 -UNIVERSIT~' P A I{ K * DUPLEX * 2376 NeWJ!Orl Bl_v~ .• CZ..1 .1777 Sant~ Ana Ave .. C;\! :MS-9i;).'.I or 6-l:r396' cL·11t~. dt'flS, l'l-'<if'C01·a1e<1.
Cost a Me1a 3224 TO\vnhoosc ~Br, 2 Ba, cpl!!, BLK r be ·h 3 Br 2 Ba 548-97"aa dr 66-3967 l\.l'-'1' Apt 11., EHG-5542 PARK NEWPORT * ROO~I FOR sgl \\'orl<ing 11,),.J Plal-'Cnt1a, ti I :l -.1 U 9 7
Wf SIKl.1.uu 1H U1t\llCf --drps, atriwn, xlnt oond. .. l'\lni .. ac .~ : . • *SUS "'ASRAS* BACHELOR & Loft, utiJ. APARJMENTS girl. Nr ocean. Beaut. new I lSJ3..2616 ~ itcr has 1 lxhm S-IOO. lease. 5:>2-()j28 g'f~~2S9~~350 ~ · .,.,._... · ---Paid. pool, Jacuzzi, C/D, Bachelor 1 or 2 Bedrooms l't'sidcn«>. 968-7910 \VEh'TC"L~l~,.~,.-U~R~.~,~.,-w-po-,-,1 f fiiit NOUJI S360 ~10. Nr. Culver & · • , Minutes to Ne"'J>Orl Beach. relrig & garage. 1 adul t and Townhouses Sleeping roo1n; 1-es1.nn ra cil· Beach. <WO sq. It. \\'ith Air, .1 ..,,,,, \Vti.lnut 4 Br. 1% ba, Lltns, BEAu:tIFUL.q<.:EAl;l ... Vl~ Bachelors & 1 Bd~. From only, yrly. 393 Hamilton, C. Fr. S214.50 Open 9-6 Dally il ics. Ch•er 40. S6a mo. $20. Private Hath & BalL"Ony.
OU,tS. cpl:s 'kids/pets ok At.I or Luxur10us l1vmg tn lhts $150. Adults, no pets. 2UO M $160/195. 64 5 -4411: Spa Pools Tennis Security. s..18-53.17. S.175. nio. Call Gene ilill,
NIWPOll' 1 tAl',c.111. f42·1l•l • eve.' Owner s.16-9091 Newport _twnhse. ~75. -mo. Newport Blvd., C.l\f. 642.-1960 Across from Fashion JslaJ?ti hi ti42-0200
SEVERAL hach apts $90/l2'5 KIDS & pets 3 + 2 gar. Call Sheri, Ag!. 64:Hi141. 1 BDRM large ideal for LRG 1 R.'I Diich 1 t at Jamboree on San Joaqum ROOZ..I to n1an $70. mont 'i-------
turn, tttil pd-nr beach REDEC .2 Br $200 kids/pets Laguna Buch 3248 JIARB·Vu-Home~ sale/Tease. bachelo~. Adulis. $165. & freshly paJnted, ~~!"d, K~r: llills rn-:; 644--1900 ~t~~1esa275 Flov.·er St, ~~~~~ ~~i;E ~t~~'fn
NR ocean 1 Br hOust', avail Homef1nders * 64~.9900 $135. A'R'RAC. l Bdr house 4BR, 2\...BA. 2'250 sq. Jt. Call $175. 1993 Oturch. 548-9633. O.C.C. & shops. See 9 Summer Rentals 42tl0 Nc.,.,,port, near bay. lOll sq
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, C&D, fncd for pct EASTSIDI::, d e co ra t o r " yd, patio, mature, J)erm 644-7021 \VANT Privacy'!' J...e. 1 br to 12 ooon, 984 El Camino or B~Ac;u, Y~LY, AVAU.. ft. $WO. •197-1215
COZY 2 Br house $l:A> lncd delight! 2 BR Spanish, ju!it only L.\fMAC. 3 br, 21,i ba !urn or unf, adults, no pets. call 539-3473 aft 5 pm. NO\\ _AttraL1Lv«; 3 bdrm., 2 VACATION BY THE SEA R I
4450 for cb.ild & pct, gar . remodeJed, ""smas111ng mB· S185. NICE 1 Bdr \Vil h gar· waterfront home. Yearly. $150. 2860 LaSalle, 897-4225. llARBOR VILLA APTS. ba. ftl't'pl. bit-ins, ?rps, 1 Balboa Penin. 2 Br duplex Busine11 ·~-
OLD ""1lite house E. 0.f uv, ~any carpet, ~pie "';g.~s age. No. end. Near lx'ach. Call eves., 640--5866. LCE 2 Br. furn apt, Close to SQUEAKY CLEAN! t\~ ~~ ITT~a~350. 1809 apt. Spanking clean. nr ron lrasc ide11l ~ales lot for
D & C, lge yd •fncd s,;AAI 1110• Ulil 111cld. Zti53 $235. PRIVACY & cha1m! -BLUF1'"S condo; end unit shopping. Adults only, no Unlurn 1 & 2 Br · patios. 1 · . ,,... , shops. No pets. 211 -J::. used can;, hoa1 11, 1notor
QUIET 2 Br hour1e Sls:i i v/ _::ania Ana A\'e. 673--0797. H.cdec 2 &Ir hsc So. Laguna • Pool. 3 Bdrms .. :l baths pets. Jnq. 17!Hi Rochester Br $135, l Br $160. Pool. SEE Cntnilna & Ne\\·pan &lbon Bl\'d. 6!~ or 1 hon1cs, 1nobile ho 111 c S. T'n''E·!~, n·,'1~~~: .. v,~~ '.:..,.. 3 BB 11, ba Ireshly painted $300. UTlL 1><1 t .... fll'n, frplc, $.185 ~1onth Broker 644--0lt.'4 2621 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. Bay froni }'OUI' beaut. 2BR (lJ 985-5822. I Con1pletc SC'r\'ICC fa cili lies. r.o:r "''"'-• ..., ....,.,,. I ·' ' ' N .... 1 I k ---BACHELOR studio unit, uti l. . waterfro nt apt. New Cl'pts, 1. 1 l(V .1. .1 on lot, chi & pct, gar n1>ide & out. cw <'.P.lS, ivt't oor. poo · 1 rt· LOVELY 3 Br, 2 Ba, frptc~ I pd, ctnU·al Joe. $140. mo, 2 BDRf.f house. f.tarr1ed dr . & · l futn/ { I DANA Point . furn 1 Br. $7:J.1 ,\so "nt a~c 1011. si c.
RARr; find 2 Br hllC S2'20 ' ilr11s. ·Lg: yar~. ~l!n11he11 $325. Vt:ltY Lgc :l lidr, ~Ba, blk to !Jcach. -Yearly . ~'7952 rouplc, J child-OR. $170. ooii~ slip ~~~n'. &I~ um. wk. 2 Br $9j. iik. Close 10 1 Othcc ~l)UL'C av1ul. L1ghl~
Cdl\1, child & pcl, gar only. Ttt•ls rcq d. $250 ()Cl' f1·ple, yd. pulio. Lag Nigut'I Pa'Operly House, 642-38j7 3726 Rl.'fs. 351 Avocado, C~I. , . beach & rlJarin3. ,.\I 5 0 & l.'11veo .. Orungc. Coun!Y .s
GO LF eoursc 4 Br, 2 Bt1 S22:i ruu. Ai>.">Ulute1y no pets. NU-VIEW RENTALS Dana Po1nt 64~7 3 BR, nc\\ly dccoi atcd, \~. nanthly rates i196-Sj3.J hus1e5t 1n1e.rscctLOn S.f:.
cd t kid Jil:;.10:18: 516-4141 ilgL f/.1-4030 494 l:.!'18 Newport Height$ 3270 ii: Npl.-Yrly liie. $325. Avail. I ~-· (.;ornl'r Can.ten Grove & nice cpls, fn 01' S -•.• , 1 , -.. ---; --. l • or ·._ 2 BR 1Mll'>'ly dt'COl'Rll!<.i, $250. * ELrl1 GARO NS Ary°S Sept. 71h. Cilll 84"1-1858 \l'k· NE\VPORT BEA~. Oceai1 Harbor Blvd. Cllll days Mrs.
SINGLES h;< these:: Br. 2 ~1-;A.';il<;-t l'~a11 \i.'c"· 4 ~1 · 2 UR. 2 BA, den, bhnli. :; LUX. new t1.11nhse, Jll"Of. dee. Util included. Cable TV. UNFURN. ~BR apt in days s to 5 or 875-0831 'ol'k· vic11·, 3 BH, avail. l l\'k 'fucker 1714! 638-7512, 13023 ~ ~250 lJ.B. $2lj Ct.I ~ ~ ~'.'. ne1iv ~fPts, 111?ips, decks. Bc!uu!iful ocean vil''"'· 3 Hr, frplc sll cln oven, lgc 900-1142. Adul.t Section. l7:f E.F nd~. only. July Zi· Aug. 3, $2.j(}, Harbor lilvd Gar de n pr1v11 " , • ~f!t ~r, re Y ~· pap-No pels. ''l'ly lease. s:m. p!itlo, &ar. \Valk to llarbor H ,. t B h .. 740 22nd St.. C.?it. 64~364.1 67:>-l~.}j or &l6-U01 Grove. '
PC?OL hom~ 3 Br, :l Ba $ID.) I l'rcd, big ynrd, Jnut ll'cei. mo 641-7680 or 610-1191-1 1-ll & Ensign schls. I...sc. un 1ng on eac _, SP~CIOUS 2 B bllns crpts OCEANFRONT, yrly lse, l \V. NE-\\'™"RT, I blk ocean. -Nl'.\l'POl<T SllOl!''S Singles, kids, ~ts, lncd/-$IOU. rno. 64:.!·0415, Avail 811. · . -S3rill. 548-QiOl; &16-7555 eve ...-nnM SlJ9. 112 nu·. to "-•ch · d ' 1 r, frn\c ' gar' BR upper, cpts, drps, $300. , . ..., . i:. gar ' , od VIE\V & pa1 io. 4 lir, lan1 rn1, -32-72· .-n .. ...-ucu rps, poo, .,, • · per 1110. 6-12-34U, 8:%-114~ pool. Sips II. Xtras. E-Z 6100 \V, Csl. lli•·y. Ne\\'[!Ol'l. ~IAL'lY r.1ANY !\'!ORE l::XTRA lge. m. ern 4 ~· 2 din rn1. $525. incl. gardener. Newport Shores , BEAU'I1FUL POLYNE.SIAN Adults, no pets. 376 \V. Bay, S Cl 3876 11rkg. Jmn1ac. Rcai;(lnab!c. Tl.X) sq. ft. store spal--e suit·
Call us or Corne by Ba .+ ··ud~ 111 xlnt smglc Lsf>. 01\•ner. 644-l:H!l • 6 POOLS, TENNIS, PRIV. C~1. an emente Call ~:.ll7 or 96S--Ol38. able for relall business or
ALA Rentals 642-t383 !~~., ~:!ad .. c~1-r.'·,.,o 11111
,,: Lagun1 Hills 3250 3cosmo"ru''· 1poo"1.".A ...... ,.,•.iow!~1~~ PATIO Garden A p t s. $110. lBR Duplex. ?ifanicd 2 BR, 1 BA SUl\triIER AT THE SEA SCIVil'e. Avail. imn1cd . ......-,....~ •~.. ..., .>VO ... Saunas, jacuzzi, 2 car prk'g, I mokers no I'· l blk ~ 998-lOO:l aiter 6 pn1 . beach. $375. n10. yrly. 323 coup e, non s -· Stove/relrig. Some ocean vm. apt. uvnl oc-ean, llARBOR f..tANAGE:\l.l::NT • • • W.R. Frv
1115 B1lboa Blvd.
Newport Beech
=~~ ----' LAG. 111..S. EL TOJtO $310. 900-1.235 or 5'!8-8655. S.l&-1 · Jl('ts. 968 "B", W. 17th. view No Jl('ts Small child gaol . H.B. \\'k or mth. CQi\1PANY INC. 2 BR, 21a BA, 1-,rplc, gar. n\o. 3 Br, 2 Ba, A/C, STUDIO Apt , Hu11ting1on 5-IS·OOSS okay: Sl&l. . 960-2746 675-6050
You arc the \11nnl.'r or
TWO FREE TICKETS
10 the.
RINGL·ING BROS ANO
BARNUM & BAILEY
CIRCUS
crpts, .\.:: drps, no vets child 01':. Fncd yd & San Juan Harbor, near b c 11 c h , UPPER 2 Br Cpts W:ps 2 BR 2 BA NE\VPORT Be h-St 1 pleasure, u1ater &. lrash sprinkler.; dbl gar Beaut Capistrano 3278 furnished. Jplc, $225 mo., / · •1 • N' . ' 1 ac R ~~ : li('l'\'LL-C paid, siao. f>t.1·5100. Joe & ,.u.· 5..lz-9367 C\;cs. 213--596-9479 mg oven. Fam. on Y· o Slo';'C/refng. No pets. Smal bch. 2 BR & 1 B . -
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to • 1 , ba 1a· pets. $150. 7::>8 Shalimar. child ok. $200. Both apts Sl :.!5 \\'k. Boat s Ii p J. Legune Nigue\ 3252 3 BR. ~i • open s tr'WllY. WANTED 548--0358 close to shopping, walking 61:>-~.
2 BR lfOUSE. P riv patio, frplc, 2 car gar, comm. * USED BRICKS * . . distance to beach. 496-19ll; ~:!;;~c.,.~=-c,,.--..,-encl gar, ne"•ly renlOdck'lf, SEA TERRACE -pool, fully crptd, lndscpd, S70-45G4 1 BR unrum, ~to\:c & rel'.rig 4.9Z-479a• 492-0SOl 2 BF4 frpt, 2 BA, Nr. park.
110 pets, 1 year infant ok. \\'hllc willer occa:i vlc\v hack yd fenced. Nearly ne1v, $1~. Pre_! m1? age cpl or ' lx'nch & bay. $200 .,.,.k. 3606
$19ri. :~ B<>v SL , C.1\1. l n1i fl,'Om ocean & marina. Laguna Beach 3748 retired. No children or pets. SPACIOUS Park Ln. NB. 673-0-tiJ. ,,.~~t317 --.,, ;inlong rolllni;:-h i l I s · !714) 525-7389. 6~2-58·18 3 BR. 2 BA. Ca-ts, '°mo C 2 h I .,..,,.. Everything 11 family could $22(]. tno., incl U!ils. + K' 1 .b,. I 1 1 NPT. B H. BR se, seeps nt lhC' to·oit lease Aug. 5th l story desire. Cuardrd cnlry g:ire. NE\V DUPLEX, Pvt yard, 2 I d A 'I A 1 SHARP & Cl~EAN. 3 drapes. 1tc icn · n s · 7. One blk 1o bch. $lj(l/\1'k, ANAH El~-1 condo, 2 + I, 2 car gar. Beach parking. llccrcation car gar., 2 BP .. 2 Ba, t'n~~· ~e:~~l\'~flj' 0;,11 frpl~C1o~ Bedrooms. 2 bath apt for ~1~: ~\~7ki::~m beL ah u&n d~ Y .C:.C'='=' ~-=::;:;=·-~-==
CONVENTION ~ENhTF.,.R .. S2·l0. Nr. lXIOi. Nr. So. Cst . club . iv· pool, lcnnis. Nr1"' l'lll, Tennis, nr Beach, $2;).'.I. to beach. 497-1559 lenSC'. $260. Mo~~" ~1'1'1s. ~c1 . II o ac i; P-Vacation Rentals 4250 800 \\'. Katelin. Ana C ni Plaza. Call 552-7712 11!1r11.clively dCl-'Or. 4 Bit, 1110. 496-8?.63 ask for Jeff. needed. Call Agent .,....,...... ' pmg.
P!ease f'll ll frlZ.aG7X, cx1 C3 1 2B=r.~ ... , .. 10-w-.,-... ,~,,,~,~V-c-·i>~t.~Bt .. t-~i,-1 1 farn rn1, "·ailed yd, ruxy Santi Ana 3280 Laguna Niguel 3752 l BR, 2 BA, POOL •. :~:t~~ ~~~:: :l BDRi\1. house on Penn. nr.
to claln1 your liC'l\et~. Ii & O. y .. ~d. Garage. S200 mii'intCnance. $54j, Lease. Fainlly <1-plex. no pets. $200. _.,..,:-.o==o.,o;;=-.o--" 101h St. beach. s::oo . .;1·kly.
300 SQ. tol. offil-'C in Costa
i:..lesa, S95.
6.flj--2130
Industrial Rental 4500 * NEW BUILDING *
SO. SANTA ANA
1400 . 1600 . 1900 . 2&00 -4,000
sq. It. 3 Phase JlCl"'l'I'. nr.
S.D. Frwy.
* * * "' 493-5769. • BR. 2 Ba. TO\\'NHOUSE \\TEST NINE rondo. 2 BR, 2 N' So. "--st Pia''· 9'o"699"' WALK to beaC'h! NC\\' spac 2 ran1ilies pref. Da ys ~-=--~~~---1 1110. 555-C. Victoria 67H270 .. BA. \Veekly or yearly. .....,.. J'" BA E 1 I
$85. 1 Br nr. So. Cst 1 C BR $155 J UR l\.IONA.RCH SU~t~flT end unit. Shag, drps, care-525-l7JZ 496-8877 2 BR d I t dio util pd ' BR, 2 . nc gnr, flOO • 956-5880 X2•1, l.'\'CS & l\'kends Ol'CUP<lllcY.
Sl8:J. 2 Br. \\"()()(t hunli11~ ) ,\ !\NT 2 . ' · Ne1v Cl(..'(' a ti view c:ondm;. fl'('(! kitch, xtra lge patio, 2 e u:ii:r s u 1 1· 190 1978· ocn viC'll'. $240. 49&-0616 :lY&-3082. C. H.OBERT NATTRESS $2'lJ \!so 2 Bit h&e 1-1 B r 1--•· r ·1 N po t Beach 3769 Bl tns, crpts, poo · · RE \Ll'OI!
* COSTA MESA * 680 .o::q. ft . $115 .. U0-2'.xl pwr
1300 sq . fl . Priva!C' oUicc,
ov.-1·hend dool'. $19~1. 15,000
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frplc, shag, nice yard. .•· ' ~ · · · Adult living. 1400-1700 sq I. car gar, "'/ uu•'Y ac1 ·· ew r ~faplc. 64a-j6~T Santa Ana 3880 Ballx>a Peninsula . l lisc lo / POOL with fil'Cplnce. _$~6.:i. Agt. Fee. 979-8"30 2 & 3 BR. Pal.los, clobhse pool, J'Cc. &. play areas. So. beach, e BR2 BR. Slps.6 Costa i\lesa 9~71
f.IANY HOJ\.1ES IN OR. CO. BE1\UT 4 Br hse for lsc, \V/pool & jacuzzi. S.".50-$450. Coast Plaza area-n r SJ;>.\\'K UP. 1 Br. 2 Ba. & l BR + Semi fu1n. No pets. CHILDREN Swi.r.n Pool, Avail no"·· $200. ~OVE NOW TO--
Call'our Friendly quality area. Family only. 493--0331. Anne Barrett, ,~1. l.'vcrything! SZCJ5. nio. Bach. Color TV, maid serv. $160 n10. 582 Center SL Nr AN'D ADULTS LGVE il'k. S7l--61HO MISSION VIEJO
Cost. u.sa Offt'ce, $380. By 01vncr 979-4510 l BR, ~n 2 u ... LEASE. 979-7810 pool. TIIE ?11ESA, 415 N. P~rk. GT:J-ti737.
m.-...,., °" Nc.\\'(lOrt Bl NB 646-9681 PARK PLAZA II Rentals to share 4300 OFFICES FROM Homefinders * 642-9900 COLLEGE Park 3 Br, ·2 Ba, $350. mo. 495-4728 e\•cs ·'= LEASE, beautiful 3 bedrn1 " · · · 2 BR, quiet atmosphere, 110
132 ~b,t'llo, ~, •• , • ., lam nn, dbl gar. blk 1vall, ;~·k~nd~•·~-----.,;;o:; I ·"·ith banus mi. cpts, drps. t \VdATkER38rnR01N,,T •• 1.5hlodreeSl~pat pe ts, S150. 2 & 3 BR npts. "R Op t .1 " 400 SQ. FT •. ._.. .....,,., "~ C $3 5 831 2196 $325 oc '"" ""'0 0""A Plav Area are por uni Y lndus1n··1 -to 6000 sq. It . f~/~D(:". fi'~-~;'t-~b:;;;;:f'/R l ~~-,d~o~~·~!_ ___ _.:~·~., ~ ba avail· Aug. 1st. t;;>. • • :>UO-O<.Q1 ~ .. ...,..,..,... LANDLORDS ' ~ • ill R E s. By 1\·k, n10 or yr. Pool, jacu;:zi, sauna tol'Ce Rent? Handsome. cool can 831.1600. 2799'l Caniino • 3 BR. 2 Ba, cpts, drps, F/R per mo. V age · · 67~169 77H384 2 BR, l ~ii BA . Couples. dogs Rec. clubhouse dud!', "Executive type'' and Capislrano. Snn Diego F\\•y WI! Specialize in· Newpor. gar, 2 kids ok. $300. mo. \V, PROF DECORATED 4 BR. 2 96244TI -1\·elcomc. b10 Apt C Joann. Licensed riay care cent. attractive super cool sister. 10 A\'ery, light to Camino
Beach e Corof\a del ?11ar • side. 642-5583. Ba. bit-ins, dshwl!hr. :o1tcpa South Laguna 3286 OCEANFRONT 1
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& Laguna. Our Rental Ser· Dan• Point 3226 to priv. beach. Reduced to . YEARLY PARK PLAZA II decorated, Country Oub •Cii"ii'iiiisii";;i';;."";;.·===---1
vice is FREE to You! Try -$625 mo. ?\1us1 I ease· 3 BR Befleh house. \\'alk ·to 3BR, 2ba . S5()()mo., 6,12-6793 Dana Point 3826 805 West Ste ven$ 1ypc apt. near beach \Vilh
Nu-View! AVAIL Aug,1 new 3 br, 1?·11 673-SS73 or 833-1316. beach & shop center. $350. Apartmenti Unfurn. !Off S a So Cst cool, attractive fcn1ale 28-
NU·VI EW RENTALS ba, f.p., Cpl thruoul, close to FRENCH Twnhse w·vicw. 3 mo., Birr, 493-3611. OCEAN Vu delux 2 BR. 2 un °pj. nr. · 3.J, also have nice 'ol'ardrobc
673-4030 or .i.94-3248 S<:hls, n1arina. $290. mo. lse BR', 3 ha·'"'-den. Easr cn1t. Hses Furn/Unfurn 3300 Balboa lilend 3806 BA, flrrn-unrurn. $250 up. S t A ozaJ 545-1121 for J:ou! T.,.,·o Cildillacs. No tn.1°~~111 · "'""" 1 lrg rec m1. sub-gar, immcd. a n a na phonit-s or r ipoff artists. --.. R· ENTE-RSI , .. --~ . Lg sunny patio. iN'JU· yr y. 2 I P Rd d
2 BR. 2 bath holL'!e, irplc, &ID-8777 or 675-1896. T\VNl-ISE on hay. 3 BR. 2~~ VACANT! Reduced lo $260. ~c. 41!~! .-:.1 ~7. · Apts Furn/Unfurn 3900 J>lca.se, a real O\\'TI to You G!!l All The Hou!lcs 1 p k --ha, 2 C'ar gar. boat slip. yr vrl". 2 Br, shag, Urps, gar, firl-4801 till 5. :'>48-:.?$8. 1:~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ea11 h, together, fcmall'. .v.,.1,1,1, 10, -nt ,.,, 0 UR washer/< l')'<'r. els o , vr:AR len~. ::i BR, 2 b:i. J J -BR Bl 1 97,, ••·9
NOW LEASING
Huntington Beach
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940 Sq. Jo"t. & UP
Hamillofl .~ Newland St.
960-1970 '" 1· ·'"" '729 Jsc, S495-$:i95. 646-2700. 1351 ~ Opal. 640-1307. OCEA!'l' vi()1\·, 1 . t· n11. . ~~'1-~~---~-BULL•-rN UPQ,\TE D 3 Avail. Aug. ;i, "':.'""·! . lrplc, pnlio. B e a o t If u l T h & NEW -~
"'' d" · 1170 538--5 110 2 BR, Double garage. ;, YRLY, Avail no1v, 1 BR. refri g, garage. ras · CHRISTIAN molher & son, NE\V hLOC 1\1-1. 1200 ~11· ft. t·,m-1••·-k. Founta'tn Valle• 3234 l'(ln ilion. ' · ' "t"t' pao·d Adult· oo -1· 7 d · t 1 t r l!l '-" "" ' Blocks lo Beach. $265 !\lo. Nc1\•, bl1ins. drapes. Call \\'" ' · ~. ,,~ .,. DELUXE . cs1re o s iare ap or $180. 220-3 ph .. !'Ont o ce, Homeflnders * 642·9900 Mes• Verde 3263 !JGS.-OO,j2 liTl--3441 anytlllic. s,.t,_.6 06!>1. '. m o. 4 9 3-2517, /10n1~ w/Christian 11'0man. crpts, lrg rear d 0 0 r s. 132 C'b'lllo' C'''t. LAH.G~ ::: &'<lroon1. huge1:.:;:::.;;;._;.;.;.;;.;;..____ "''------APTS •o•om .. ,, 6 ·all 0 '"ll8' ' • T ' I II' " 3 "-Jh II · 1 & d F •••o Balboa Peni'nsula 3807 ' ~o:cc:o:::..._~~==-.,. .....,; " . c o.:>\r -Anahc1n1 • ...:· e;n11na ay. 1'U1npus room, "" , a 3 'BDRl\I. All ne1"' kite i. Con os urn '"" • · " ,.,.~~ FREE YHl·:.I:: bllns, 2 c~r gal'. Switn pool. eali"" nook. Close lo iich. & .:.;cc:;;;;_.,:_____ SUPER 2 BR. APTS 2 • ., IJd d LADY pensioner lo shart' C~I. Days &I~ or eves
•o-• · ·• "-I e "b Gl'eRI View! Thompson '" J rnis, crpts, rps, ho / -•1 &1&-0081 . ~·v.oession ... ;x,rv cc Kids OK. S280 tn<I. No fee. shops. S.130. !135-021l 5158 NE\\TPORT Beach, on wnter, CUTE AS A BUG ulililil'!I imid., Bft ins, Joun-n1e \\' san1e. C'"-' eves or 10=..c==-------*LANDLORDS* Agent 842-4'121. 2 bcdrom Ex e c u tive 2 BR studio duplex. 1 house l\lnnagC'nicnt Corp 493-0l4t 1.hy faciliti Cl';. nee. rooni \\'ttkends 847-1507 NE\V 1\1-11400.2800 sq fl shop
Hom.find.·,, * 642-9900 Huntington Beach 3240 Mission Viejo 3267 Condominium, furn. Super from ocean. Adults, no pets. Huntington 8e1ch 3840 \v/pool table, gym room, Gar•9e1 for Rent 4350 & onces. 208 3 phase P"'<'r,
vie"'· Boat slip. Pool. j2ll~JEt·~Ba~lboo~~B~l~vd~615-8720~:~ 1 ;.;=~~~~~F;;;,;I I bbq trash scrv, xlnl loc n1· SD C·'il . . 1 1 & sauna, poo . area. "·'"!252 ,1 ,. be lli ornia !I
5 ENJOY 3 Br nr water LEASE 5 BR, :~ BA, library, jacu7.7.i. Avail Ju Y or (l)!lllS-582'2. CHILDREN Adults only, ,no pels. 2881 MINI WAREHOUSES fnvy . .,...... · 1' r. or S·
e Rcnlal Setvtce? • Singles ok. tan1 r1n a/c \'I cw. AugusL \\'eek or month. NE\V executive 3 Br 2 Ba Bristol, C.Osla ~lesa. s.L>G700 -STORAGE O\\•nr.
•llR Lease; NE,V_ BOAT gale 3 +2 "atc.r/gdnr Pvt. P a.r .. l y Phone. days 714: 6~ npts (21. E. of Pavil!on. WELCOME No Z...fove-in or ~1ove-out NE\\l l\l·I 1200 to 3432 sq fl
b ed r oom , 2 bath. Singles ok $500. 837-337:i. 1 eves. 71•1: 6~7022 ~tr. J4j(), 1110. yrly. ~1r. Swing, 2 BR rronl $165. Lgc safe h F 17 50 SW Santo Ana or Costa li:ll'sa
Laurel"'OOd patio honic In EPLACE 4 + 2 $325 Sell idle ite:ns n•1th a Dally I ~l~!o~a~d'-----~~= ~lOU or 842-2800. cnc\O!'oed piny are<1. A ~~ c ~s, ron\ · pt'r Office & "'archoose-Amp p1·k
Tustin. Custoin d rap cs, ok. Pilot ClaAA.if~ ad. &U-{)678 Sf'll idle Uen1s , ..... 6-1~ child's dl't'an1. B 11 n s, i ' ~ 1 J:~l~n & N~·.,.,,land St., HB 208 3PH ' ·\·-hot "'aler-gas
landscaping, 'patios $375. HOME Fl RS 'T';.~-~·~ .. ==~=:=~:-;;-:;::::::~======~ Corona del Mir 3822 redecorated, closed garage, UCITlllG 1101 COllClPT! ALLSPACE Trash ser 646-lz;)2/644-2'Z28 ~1-5336 an 5Pf..1. * 642 99. 0 * " ;:::..;.;.;:..=..;;c;;;.._....;._ beaut. landscaped. Close to AOOLT WlS10€ UYl•C J>;\Cll',IC BLUFF I N n.
2 BR C. ~f. $15&. 2 BR, bike • SEEK & FIND'' Tomaloes AVAIL. Aug, 1st lovl'ly 3 Br, shopping & sc h o o I s . i JMAU PlTs.r.ccil'Tlo 960-1970 PARK. Nciv i\:l·I unlls. 1300 I be h I' B 2 BR 2 Ba 2 Ba IO\\'Cr uml. Pool, 556-4150. ' JM' l"h'tU' 0 ac ' ~. · ' I ~='-"'=='=~O"'=-= looced patio, r..,..lc. Children _ • BachelOJs Office Rental 4400 to 8000 i;i1. '-,,. .. 1 " 1 er te11hou11e $100. f'i .Lt Also A S 0 R E l> N B 0 G If S 8 0 p M E R S .,. I BR 2 SR Ave, C. f\I. 6-12-700-I vaca n t hlC~ util 1xl Bcflut ifully decorated. Adult 1\'i!IL'Otne. 6 n10. 1nin. lcR!\C', FrtO:\I $139. 1i ml. to beach. • , J>RESTIGE SUITES --
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Lag. Sch. Agt. 1-<'f'. ~79-R1l() oc-cui1ll.'d. 2 BR d11ptcs. 2 S 0 11 N Ii D 0 G Y 0 T E S f>I A T U R P SJJO. &1·1-9-lj() dB.,)'S '01' f H£AUTIFUL POLYNESIAN • 2 8R & Oen , NE\\'PORT BEACil . 3600 SI . fl. -IOOl S ti'Ch 'NB
. J•J~•-J1J•n4 .. ·-·-· Jiot -t.a.i:.i::l!~:.o IVJ.."/!1:.:.q,n1~:.;-~~'rr~! 644-934 1 ('\'Cs. -v.~!f'Oo.~,:..:i:~~-I§.,.~.R1!Y~ . • F.,.am-:$175···$43s .xint-1oc •• .r.. -1on1p1.-• .paJ:kH\Q'.-r,,-::--··:!lnr --···y..-,·3rr-so.12 --~ - -J nooKUp, nc1nl i!100t.·ctt11. -·£·r -C--U"t-~N-·A·M ·l)·E·lt •£·~·S--E·-M-O ·H-·-LARGE: new 3 Br, 2 Ba t'"A11 1 u;'lrucn "ll ~. Swccpin::t \'icw, llarbor 8, ouumga net .. g. ·
3 BR, COZY. 1-·rplc, Crp1,;, N1· Ill'\\' <~ivit· C(•111v1· a nd R U T G R £ s E y F A N o p E F' f>I duplex. So. of Cs! H1\'Y· ,\11 Sauna ~. jacuzzi. 2 car prk '~· Mesa Verde East & Adams Ocean. 1000 SQ fl·Slorugc. SllO.
Drps, gal'ag<', t tlO. 1•10, I P11 1·k. 1 C'lllld OJ.;:. No doi:;s. 11c1v applla1ici!s, close lo 8-16-132.1. 54o _ 18oo 61~0060 Nc1\·po1·1 Bt>ach. Aval! AU&:.
Lease. 121~!t Opnl, 673--.:!~~ 9J2-.M71 ;.i.o;k fol' A'.'°c~·-~·I E A R KY TS 0 S A L A L I I A A A pal'k & school. rrunt unit 12 Bt..()Ch'.S 10 beach. S23:i:·2 DELUXE-OFFICES _lift. 646-6300. \ "
B Ibo p · la 32Qi f;XEc:-3 HR. 2 ha l\i/pool. U S 0 C N N R 0 It ~·100.. rcnr unit $ 3 ri 0 · BR. l'ii b;;r,, enclosed gar., t'rorn St«l PC'r ri1onth Rentals Wanted 4600 • ~~·;:.;~'"'-~on'-'•n~s~u____ ?>I r. beuch. (on11nl din rn1, 673-0030 days, ti15-1076 C\'Cl4. blt11s, ctish"·ashcr. \\'~t bal',
,. _.. > II & OK \\' lk I -Ne"·porl 8Ct1(.'h NC 'I d ht S62S. MO. yt•ly 1 ... , •. ~hxlern lg. fan1 rn1. i;lonc lfplc w O N U E T I' L A 0 NEW, spacious, deluxe 3 Br, ~·h drcn ·pets · a O re .... llcnlonomlcs. Bkrs. 67a,67oo \!.'ORl.:t , "on1, aug er, 2 Br condo. Oc·eRn·bay vit:w. <'alhedral ceilingi>, $•\50, n10. 2 Ba \Valk 10 beach n1 n111rk('I. Red Ca 1· I> et 1l / v dog, 1\·nt A111 about $150
Bo!ll sl il> U\'l!li. IQ <l:i'. ltn· inclding PoOl scrv. Avail. A I R A L 0 A A A Y P M llhopp!ng. Avail. Aug. 1st. ~alt~~'l&-8836 " ·'fttrcs N E \\IP 0 RT CENT ER \\t'll lkhUvcd, PER?llAN-
ln1n1cd. ~·3450. J39'j. Adults. 67l-29~ NEW BEACH APTS t.. .. -· -Ground Floor La\"' Suitt', ENT. Helen dtly~ 5'10.3006, m:IL~Efi·REALTY VACANT S E MU OS N ~OW SA 2 BR GARAGE A PT ., S!)l\.1E \Vm ·I OCEAN VlE\\12 BR. To_1vnl\Ot19C, frpl c, 1ia nclled~-rc~Rllifil!st ''"~.~·-·"'~-~·-·-----I 6~2-48!1 4 BR. pool, sauna &a jacuui. C 0 F M 0 T G I U K 0 A N Raoge:. N{rl.i •. .li:ai:a&:e.-$250. t-l.i-BDRM/AOUL'f.S trou1 $250. 1 llH, lrom..$195
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. $295.-$.150. 640-8222 ESPOSSIBLE Couple &: l 1-=~,.c:.~~-=-.--::-1 \\'alk lO ocean S3JO. Ask: for -lea.Ml. Open daily, tl-6, 612~~ 124 8th St. ~ Pool, tcMls, conti11cn~t1 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB chll<I ne«I 2BR hou'4!
1. BR. $100 n1thly. lint & tiolR. SNIDER 962...f4U. A 0 0 N A E E I N C G I A N T A Juniinc. 642-8367. URGE z BR studio Couple breakfast. $cpa.l"ale fn~dy ~5. 1200, 2:n:I s / r . "'li!:t1r, Cl\:I area, to $200 last. 3rd floor 1v/v1c"'· j1)j ---~-~----1 N • · · $ 150· section. Cl~ to 1hoppu1g 1 t "·'t ••···1 "'" ~18 E. Bay, f\o. 6, f213l 6.1)7·11'00 4 BR. l ha. Inn\ rn1, lrg MN B A N 0 i R A C £ I I E E E 0 A BEAUT. OCl'An view, 3 Br. 2 Infant 0 1\. No pets. 15 . & tl~ beach frl4-Z6ll , g' '"-~ c•~no~·~''.!~::;::~:::..-----
banu.!I rm, heated pool, yrd 0 S B S p G 0 L 0 E N B 0 y R T E A U B.i, bltns. gar11ge, pvt beach \\lamer & Beach, 817-4-IJO ' · · Ol'FlCES .~ ~ite!!._ Cenlral Miscellan Rentals 4650
Corona del Mar 3222 & p00I maint fu'rn, 968-4811 prlvgs. S.175. Adu 11 s. OCEANrnoNT. l!nu;11\ lBR. LIVE on !he Bayfronl in loc. gd parlung. l.;ic sq.ft.
V'i\cA.,"fr ~ BR $l6:i. 3 BR M I I y O Y Y G 0 L A 0 J R A S R F C 673-31jJ ' $28:)./mo. J udy_ Young. Newpoi1-Be11ic:h. CA., home' lo.>109 E 18th . C. ~I. TRAILE:rt park spnce for
SPAC. " br. 2 00, fl'fllC. $7'1"1. Also 2 BR hsC' $~. S?ITALL 2 HR. uppC'r; utll , 84U~IO or 1\tgr : ;,.";&.J'IS7. of the affluent In a "·orld ,!HS-~~7729~-~~""''""'""'"' l't'nl. No. Long Beach area.
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v.. h~all!d pool. $100. 1110. No hkltward. 11p, 11m.·11, QI d~111Uy ifl 11\t p11Uk. Find n ch fl7;)..'\)11 8<17 149 or '62-7631 &lboo 6.""U' h1b. til·ll $300./mo.. I )'t lea:ll' ..
\ BR + 11t1TII rul'n, ro ,,...~"· I"-''~· !>.1&-11$1 lllddtfl 111rn1 Miii box It In •• tltow11: \\'Al K: 10 hc;ich. l BR, l BA, Sl~. &'1:1. ;;:;G ~ &12--0:.'00. Grn<' I !ill. T\\'O Re 111 11 t"Sla.bliNICd $~ mo. 514 ~ltu·l;;old, CA.II -'---~~,-~8~---1 llf.l;fSll!AK GOLO£N BOY PATIO 1 :C:•:1t~1~M:;;:e~s:•---·~3~8~2;..:4 Sl W. mo. l BR , z1t bl.•, $350. B&\UTIYIJL :l BH, Pool, NEW Plu!ih olli\.'C Uld.c:; .. :? Plant "101·1'!&. TY.'O fast food
613-010] OCEAN 2 bl ~. l ll unfut·n, lllGflOV llOMl'..sTEAD l'Ol'llOEkOSA I• nio. )1:9.}<4G-IS Agent, clO*l to !1.hoprlnJ:: & Bua to 6 R\I SUl!C"· C.()nftH1.'nct l t'l'1Jil t1urnn1 ~. Or~ nlgh1 chib.
2 l,lDl'~I· I lu't'nl11~1 !1.I0\1!. 1~rrbt. d/~'. {rplc, 11.ARl,.V \r\ON IM!ll. MANALUCIP. RUTGER'S ~ $1i}.l • 2 BR. l11f11nt11 lo I ltnC 1941 l'Q111onn. C.~1. nm. Xc1w; ropif'r. Ni1~1· ('oftl!l ~lf'MI,
bullt.tn'.',. +s:;·,\'.'11· \'.rm 'f. 1 y : ~· 53&..$1-12 C\'CI, ~7l4 1:ANTASTIC MA.ION wiSCONSIN ': ,\r'f:'ilr ol<I. 2077 '''nllti~, C_ril. ! UH , 2 BA UJIJ)('r, h!tn ga 6-l~i27 Q,C, ,\irport, ~3&-IO. SAND f., SEA Rl:Al. TY
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d .,.. I BR 2B \ ,,_ ' r I nu 1ntwo. l d1n111gh 7. scnil 60 tents fur \'"li,)11:tl.i111t cht~·i., Pilot CIB&&ifle<I Ad I!!. 3,R,LKS to bclhd,....,. BR, I le, I""" '• lon .... vl11, cri1 r~~-()3.16 1 .11S·9700 , •• ,, Clossllit'd ad!§ do It l!n. ~· >i • ' • "'1 nn ' P · "·· ' F d • S 'I I S I Add I j j 1' wsr nc llllJ' 1 1'Y OO't " '" 91 54~-863.'I S.~:'>. nu1nthly. Call :i81-4037 J»l)·abk to ··~,., :.t 11' • •~u-c \•ar~ni -)'"1 K:lllt' re~\ .~~~"~ll~P 64~·~2--56~.m~!',~'~ic_' ____ "_.'!' sX~. 01;,. J of!n, S.¥>-iil lt ' C~Sl'l ~'IEO ,\•111 acll 11! \\'11nt n<l ~11111!11 ..... G-IZ..:\678 11ell • enll NO\V &1i-M18.
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Bu1Jnes1 Oppor 5005 (BM'k o! Humo.flll!_ Societyl ~1596 X!Ji-91~ Hous ecleoJining 6054 [lfl OF OAfLY PILOT·TO CARRIERS. RE. Above avur11.ge hr \Ya~e + 1v / 1 1g ure11). IJOltlna
----'-'·--'--IANl '.\IAI. ASSIST. LEAGUI:: RE'.\tOOEL. A00.0:-1, CAR 1-----"'----QUIRES THE USE OF A LARGE S'l'A-brnrflta. Apply in prnon fll.~board 11y11tc1n, 10 key * * * •\dopuon. s:payinft and OON\'. CW1t1lni .t:. JM':\.\' HOUS_E OF CLEAN TIQN IV G only. Stnw lint Plua nddi~ rn1tchlnc, rood
Kathy Johnion IX'lUe1•\ftl: inform., SJ&.-2513 ('()!hit 25)1":( r~ql:, f1w e~t. CAl'Rf.15,_ll'iiJdQ\\'5, Ooon Bureau Of . A ON OR VAN. CON:PACT-ti1R . PaL1ce; 32005 c ._n1io 0 _}uu~(\\-rltlni;. Ca.II . Barbara,
16.SO 16th Strfft ANl~IAl..'\ l~tl:?OUNDED &is:-'l.ls!'i uphol. Sf)N'IRI rRtl'S lor reg. BENTON \VJLLlAA1S, 330 \VEST DAY C4pistruoo: San Ju a 11 :>l!h19:li.
N 8 h l .. 'l.b nil:rl:, Black. Male "''tv . "12·"S2~. STRE~T, COSTA h1ESA. TELEPl-IONE Caplstr11110 "'""•1.0.• ... -:-, -;:c:-,.-w=a-=n71-:-0e d •wpart HC Slwp/Lab ml" ,,;, " G ENE R. " & Fl NI s II 1 =o~·=--=w~~~--:--1 Empl·yment Agency 64 '~"~ • \'O\I (\"' the 1vinrn:r of Lab nib: puppies, Blk, f.l/F CARPENTRY. Doors P•'O-llOUSEa..EANING j 0 b s IU 2-432l FOR APPOJNT1'1EN1'. COOK r u 11111 / t I Ol I!. A
TWO FREE TICKETS Irish Sf\t(lr. R(>ij, F lcss!ont1l!y hu ng S111! jobil \\'ttnll'<I by Colll'ge girl. An Equ.I Opportunity Employer Sll.hH'Y n<.'l."01\lh_ig to exp. ~~1it5ucky 11~-.,~~~'' ~~~~ to u1c ~lixed Breed. Blk. r ok ~·all Uu~ ~-4SM. E.x1icrienct'd. Vic. Fair & J>rrrcr no istudcnt11. Exper. w-• Coo • .._
RINGLING BROS ANO CCM:ker n1lx. Blk. ~l ~--,.:,~cES·GAT1'.:s.srF:PS Fnlrvi(lw, Call Jean 979-0021 IOlr'/o FREE Htlp Wanted, M&F 7100 Htlp Want•d, M&F 7100 tircf'd., but will lro.ht Apply 1,,:Beao;;·;c;· 'cc'h,.,. ~~,----.,-,I
BARNUM & BAILEY Coll\c 1uix, &1blr. i\t RAll..lN GS-Dl:CKS·ETC. -OediCatfd-Cl•anl-EMPLOYERS · -bct\\-Ccn 2:30-4:30 11. Ill . FE~lALf; hc!11 want o d Trrrlrr 1111x, Blk/l\'ht, l\l r>"tS-7637 evt-s. ··• ~ BKKPR TO $IOO llumburgcr lft11nlcl. 151;} fu ll / •p J I Im c, AttllY
CIRCUS Ti:rrirr niix, Bnvn/ttui. lit· * \\'E DO l:.'VERYTHfNli * PAY ALL A"':ounling Cl•rks 10 ,.,,..,,. Fee l 'Rid. },Jno locul flnn Ada11111 CM. Nik for Mr. Kcntut•ky f"l'led Chicken,
111 lhr Shellie rnix, Blk/tun, r E.".:Pt:nT CARPENTRY Rers. Free esl. &16-2839 \\~~ie 'l'astln_n-f.x.uur ~ located In Irvine Conllllux. llagcn. 3412'l Pnclflc Coo.Ill lhv)',
ANAH Elf.1 'V1r<'h11 ir T<"n· .. Golli, F GENEllAL REPAIR Janitorial 6063 FEES r.·lnn•i..,...:i,.t Coupl•J •~+ \Vork dircetly \\'/V.P. Creal COOK Puna Polut.
CONVENTION CENTER Bo •1tj:k• n1i.x, Tri. :remali: CABINETS 615-l9'J;i. ---------' .. ~ " 'f'WI' t'O-v.'Orke1·g. Co. w 11 1 For fas! dinrK'r house. Must FRY CCXlK F.x-11 .. 1nUJl bt
SCIO \V. Ka lei la , Anaheln1 C<'rn1 SIK'p, Biie/silver. F Carpet Servlc• 6016 S~lALL Co ni pa ny \1"0ul1I Bookkct'pcr IQ S800 Inter.view after hOUt'!i. If you be cxpcrJc ncNJ. T 11 1': clean & nc111. Over ~.I.
Plra:;e call 6·12-56<8. (•xl 333 ~h:i.ggy Trrr, llr-ll'n, niale like to do offi<-t .~ Lcg11.I Sec/Corp/R,E. $750 are prc~nlly eu1ployed. CASTA\VAVS, DllM Polnl Ap1)1y in person 10 Surf It.
10 (·luiiu yo•1r 1.h:kl•ts. 11i..,b·r11_/\\1~h11r Pup~~es JOJIN 'S C.u•pct & Upl10lsle1·y 1'«n1n1~~~~~ttl!di11i;nd1J._.f00d SECRETARY $550 ~~1!1't?J~..... 11~00 Also!<'('(! Job!!. Call Coaslnl llArbor, $c(.\ Mgr. Mr. Sil'loin, a930 W. Const llwy, * ..-• .u n11x, ,._, 0\\1, ni.._,e Dd Shampoo , ~Soil rt !. ~~"" Bo \_'U & · -~ Pl'r!ionnel Age1icy ~ •~ts1en. N.B. "~·k,-Blk n>•I• R t -• t l '" • JJ I' ·~ a --•-... •! .::-.,..,,.,,kpr , 1700 ..,· ' ' ...,. 1-,iiiii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiii'!i"iiii \VANT TO co t ht . ,,~ 1-V-• ,. I' an111n s . Vl·j,jrt'85Crs (IC i't'llsf' ...___,,_,, l.'.41WWI__... ..:)<:........ ---,m>l.J_tl!Q.__l_l_11rbor..Jili.g._ \1 I' n10 1~1nf'l!11'.' COl·kupoo, Grey, mall' all ('()[or brightenr r,; & 10 M 6070 NC\\'POrl Beach location, "Se<;l~t..";--1eas~ -""""'"'~====~~ r €ook-Contlne111nl ex1K".t'. GARDENER * Super plant 11hop. i;ui1ablr Trrn<>r 4;hr, Blond. ?ii niinu!r blenc:n ror \\'hitc asonry \\'ant R job ttiat is not 111,~iclr\it elk 1o ~i50 BKKPR. ncedco by loc1tl net'd only 1111pl)'. See *
f(l r n1a11y r1•l11 lt-d Af,!!han, BJk/Tan, Feruu.lc Sa Bllhngrclk/NCR 3100 to $.iOO CPA ore. Prior CPA ore. Richord Octllnna. Chef, 13e )'O'.!r own botill! Part or
bu · , _ 1 'd b k ca1'J)Cts. vr yOUr ITl(l~y P a•'nt•'ngf Pa-r·,~ 6073 demanding & , n . · ~. ".'p. ""I"'-" ~ ,., •• -1, .. , Cl .~ y s1nesse11 ..... " nc IH' ~!Irr 1nix, Tri & R-". ~ 1 · t trl r"-"1' Cle1k tvpl~I .,, . .., ....... u ·~ """ '" lll\.lboa Uity • ub, lUt \V, f/lin1c. our ov.on area.
d '"· .1 Sllll ~'4 1y sa\'Ln{; n1e rx ra ps. l,::;;:;;:;;;;:::;;;:;~::;;:~;;;;:;I und~rslandlng boss this is • J • .._, '''Jr. Stall ·\-•nUl••t. C"" area. • parlW'"'· X 111 Do_.,· •. g-,.,,,,,·ht, f•m•le \I'll! I II · " d' · -p 1 Gen oil•-t• 13 25 • "'""" nu "-"st 11~. N.0 Hiati Incon1(t. CUl\ranleed ..,, ·' • • • • " c ean Vin,. rm., 1n1ng ~ the job lor you. Ave,.,.ae , .... u • "-""'--"•'70 ....,.. ~J u.. -. n10 lease. 011 t-;{lt. Bl\'d., CATS r & 'hall $!.) An r G • ._ IDlm..rr: DCD~"""-,.._Jet, ~ -COOK--R-ELIE~F Customers. Earn Now. Pay N.B. Ov.>ner sl ippi ng on to ~HORTllAIR OOt.tESTICS m.. . (: y 01 ' WALLPAPERIN lyptng !.:. .s/h s:killll + t.'OOd 11\.Vll'PI~ t ~"'"LL -~B~O~Y~S~&~G=IR_L_S~-Later.
bli.u:cr & l:iencr Hungs. Bluck/lvhilt>, n1alc $7.50,couehSlO.~ hair$5.1~ PAINTING g ro_o1n 1n g a re the CCD\llrES"'•rc~v-v N P/thnt!. Ph; 4~2'nl 5••1117 or 5u31•• , •~-s·~ 6_ .,.,,., yrs, exp. is what counts l'IO( reqwrements. .JUVA.. .--.n\,,IL..l~I ewsp11per Carriers. Min. Ask For OH.•r ---
11·1--""" or 1a-.. ...,.. Tigr~tripe, male method I dQ. work myself Con1n1cn•ial/Rcsidentla.I age 10. Udo bile, Bolboa I :=========:! e Liquor Stores_ (2) Or:ingt-/11·hitt>. nialc Good ~f. 5Jl--OlOt · Exteriors & Jnleriors 488 E. 17th St (at lrvinel Cl\1 PcniMulR. Contact Mr. COOK for con vat es cent 1 ~
• 0 J II _ :c,)'Ln·hltc.J emak 2.j \'f!ari; t;~pt>rie.f!!.-<e Sui .. 224 _ 64~·1470 BRcksirom at the DAILY hollpilal. Ask lor Supervisor. GENERAL r-.inge u us, • rm·s Blockl•i-,·. !cmal" r;s;n. C'rpt Clnn. H:sc-$'2·1.0Ci Q i k Rt-pl~ 8 ORDER ~ 837 o ...
• Hd Mf Pt t-• ' ' Rml-l.Stmh••$39.9>'.Sola u c· ~ .. Y PlLOTor ca1lti42-4321&•,,;""'~:=.'-·~~----. we 9-a en ltU AND OTHERS 53$-2513 "" ltadio T~Jephone 1•
• S 'Ibo Mf (A $14.95. Goa,_ 776--0170 _ ' DESK to $520 lea•• sppl>eallon. C 0 0 K . A 11 a ro on d SECRETARY a1 at 9 ssets) UJ0 T I 1-nipotcr modol• !°"'-o-F.~=~~~~="' t\ei\'J>Orl &IZ.1000 E I o E 1 --,,·,n--• lnim""'•Je . '. ., " .. Cet'l•'ngs • 6018' ""nt. "·a"h 0 '7-•128 ACCOUNTANT qun ppor. mp oyer "'-'t"" ... .,,...... ....... .... n clp Associnlc \\'anted about 8'~"xll" \\Tapped in IX" '-..., .. • 492-9950 *
HOl.rLANO BUSINESS plastic. Lost en route to rountain Vly 554..(15&, This ~aition involves ·typing Life Insurance accountant • * * ~4170 SALES 540-0608 ~\nuhri111 from Costa ~iesa •\Vl~RO ~nlntlng, Ne\\'. ~ quo~n, . ~ n ('?I c Ing' .f.lust have college deg:tw & Lena Delong C.'OUPLE. mo1el.lral!l('f', a:'I· Salary com n1c11s ura l r.
\\fELL Establish{'d Bii:yC"lc i·ia Nr,1·port & R'iverside acoustical ce1l, repairs ~ * BEST \VORK·LOWESf V..'Or \Vlt g u r es. min. of 2 years l"Xper. in the 425 M8rrimac Way
$hop \\'est Ornnge County. F\11" . ncturn gr ca t I Y drywall, No. 281038, &12-517a BIDS• Employer offer.s CXct'llcnt prepar11.1ion or life insurance Costa Mt1a
slst. 1ngr., mA1nt. & desk.
2378-.Newport Blvd., C.l\1. I
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quulificalions Send, l'l!!liU.n1e
to P.O. Box 232'.!, Newport
Ueach, Cu 9~i3. Leading inaki'1'. o ,1• 11 r r . app1x-r1a ted. Contac1 Andy Cement/Concrete 6019 Ex1>er. \\'11llpaper hal!g!!1g. !::~~l~s 1~; ~~~c~f ~~~~: linuncial statements w/a You arc the winner or
retiring SZi.000. plu:< i>toc\( Anrlrrsc11 6-12-4321. C11l for: estunate -6Tf>.6357 orrice e~p & 00 wpm typing 1<nowlcdge of G . A . A .P. TWO FREE TICKETS
(i.l.').3967.
Day Help Neaded
& fixtuz'f'~.-\\lrlte Classified l rOUND kitten on Andros St. ST AM P ED c 0 n c reti:, nfll'r 6. · cd · AL,.'()Untlog. Send, resun1e to the
ad No. 2().1, c/o Dally Pilo1, t.lrsa Verde. Aht 3 n1os. old, oobbteston(I, !ilr, b r j ck· p Apr:: R H ANG 1 NG & requtr . '"lrcccn~. sa.lai;y history lo: RINGLING BROS AND Tht Rusty Ptlican GENERAL OFFICE Patios, pool dcL·ks, Urive-J\VL'() 1' 1naueial Services I . Restaur•nt P.O. Bo'" 1560. Gosln t.lcsa, CJ"-'11111 colored \\'ilh It. \\'i.y•·. 64n A~.19. pa.inung. 21 yrs tlarbor _ S:.JQ Newport Center Dr BARNUM & BAILEY 27.,,, \", "···t ll•"y, NB Ca1'1.'<'r 8JJ01 for l.rainee.
Ca 9262\i .b1"011•n stri(X.'s, dk feet, blue ~ ,,...., :6<2-1rea""6. _He!s. fW"n. no 183281. FULL CHARGE ·N·wport "·a•h, en~· CIRCUS '"'"' .........,. " · k'IJ !Ill . a II B' ~'\\'ALLS l'I .. DC ~ "'"uuu Apply In p .. , .•. ,.n Only llverngc typi~ t; l s, ng .--:0-v o L \' 80 uT1 Q u E ,_,_·cs. \\'caring ca co ar. I.AA.•~ -antcrs. 1 ' ~ " l't ot! -•ot ' ,~st '--' "" -16-.1540 S1<lc1,-alks, Dr i i• e \Va Y'' BOOKKEEPER Attn : Carol Smith u' lhe Sal 20th bch\'n 11-4:30 ~ L c ic .. u IL'S. . u i>eac.elul, bc.autilul Sil 11 _,~-=~~· ~· ""'""'°"""'r'::?.: PAlNTING & repair, 35yrs 1'.:qual Oppor. En1ploye1· AN,\l lE!'I NO PllONE CALLS ~ro1ving L'O.
Cl Ssooo ( 71 ·Tl-LOST J · h o o 3 -~i20 momin< 11r eve km h' Tak -J 8 I •-rmt-11lr. , , ., ..._ ris .xtter. nm -,1-or ans 1p gunr.-e 580. 0 CONVENTION CENTER ---a1on ts .,.tncy
•92-1737; !:tftcr 6 pm len1, v.·tiite & red collar. ans CUST0:0.1 CEl\1ENT \\'ORK advantage of n1y exp, to ADV. PRODUCTION. Paste. 800 \V. 1\ntcllu, Anahehn DELIVERY & ·17.1() bmokhu.1~t, r'. V1y. -i~1394 ":\laggie" Vie: ShorecliH, Palios Drives \\'nlks ~ioc.6 Up Artist, exper. needed 2 Please call 642_5678, ex! 333 STOCK MAN Suite 211 963-6?75
Money Wanted 5030 Cdt\1, Re11'ard. days 642-68.'ll Call Don &12·8.i14 PROF. painter, l10nest l\'OI'k, ~,tust knobe w a1ceooil1nling ~I ry wks a mo. for NewJl()l't to cliihn your tickets, Full thne, days. A1ll$1 be
673-6832 e1-es. Contractor ,.\ 6021 reas. Int~xt., free estimate. · llm ar \\ . 1 h 1nax. Fa.st, exact \\'Ork a Ol'cr 18. Note: this ls not a GENERAL OFFICE
5100,000. SECURED b)' 1st LOST l'ic. or Ne w Port Reis. 54S-2T'a9, 642·3913. compu1er system. V!1r1ety must. Call (114J 64~1611. • * * Summer job. ~fust be avail. Exp'd only. l girl oUice.
TD on prime prop!!rty. Riveria 10\\'nhouses n1inin. GER\VICh'. & Son Bldg Contr. PROF. v.-allcovering, state of du.lies&. good bcnctits. ALTERATION Lady, exper BUYER_ "'·hen sc:hool starts. See f.l ust have bookkeepln& exp
Value over S 2 0 0 . 0 0 0 . J:"ray poodle. l..oY.·er f:ront Add remod St. lie Bl-114321 I" .._. -n=i.i •-~ .. M nit only. Apply in person, \\'omen's apparel, jr's, & Harold, 49:> E. 17th St.. &. be sc:lf lltarter. 6j~ ""'J, 54~2170 IC. •~O. ""'""n~ 0~~.;;, o.u s nn .. .._n_,, n..-.-~•·ina, A<>a ai"[S' 7-J:I. s~•ld ... ,,... Costa f.ft&a, ]di• f••, r-. 'l-• Bornw.·cr record xlnt & teeth missing. Call aft 6pm, ~ l)'pl'S paper ~ ASSI TANT D4> """" ..,,~ ....... ~.,., 'IOO <>-'""' '"'•" " '"" •-u;ua "'"""' clear holdings 11ubstantia.I. &&5-I·I~. RC'Yo·ard~ JACK Tau.lane, pat 1 0 s, · · E. 17th, C.~f. Behind Arco merctiandislng degree &/or DELIVERY MAN for early &12-8900 for app_1 __
No risk. lroublc free FOUND· J"'Y 13th sktn' ny remod. add. Llc. S-1260072 p~~TIN,·G by col st~·agut low BOOKKEEPER Slation. Ppral cUcal expendr.ie n cNe, morning L.A. Tiines home GENERAL Office Clerk, 40
Investment. Rate & terms · w t.ly \Vay Co. 6-12-4703. pri .... s. yr exp, WO•A ar, ASSEMBLERS ea$1Ul t surrou ings. o delivery routr, Adult21 on ly. hr k tu.II Co benelil&
I E scruUy, non-Oescript grey free est, Rob 6i3-3658 to $6 SO N·ess"-'. 8 "· d•>· 5 day M 1 h d -• bl \\'CC • • • negotiable. Prin. on y. ves 1 1 •-~ 3 E 6032 ,.. ..." •u us ave Cl>e•A<R e car. An Etiual Opply Emp•---. ~S-6562. ema e "-'"en, approx lectrical * IO~C DISCOUNT * For small electro-mechanical week. Xlnt opportunity for No soliciting, no collecting. l:iton.•r talllc Tv"""'"" -M~T:--------o~D.-_---._.--.5~0•35, 1 ~~-R821exf01~~ Ave·• I--------\Vnllpapering & Painling B d k . 1 d h manii:f. \CO. Pern1 & V1ime. fu1ure v.1th independent jr 2 Hrs. daily. \Vestminster/ 2,..,,. 1 '""'llll Canyo" Rd, ort, rust ~s . ...,.,,reSl'l. -<YIN. Electrical Coni;u·uctors Free Esl. Call 536--0548 U!Y ,es inc u1 "bl eavy& ~1ust have good dexterity & dept store. Send resume to ~~tington Beach are-a. 638-""' ~':.,.. o-a·"
·LOST, 14)T male Gray · 'Con1mt-rcial Resldenllal ac~ s rece va e · vlslon. Non snlOkcr req'd. P.O. Box 95: San Clen1ente ""'"" .....,. ... -"""" .....
LOANS UP TO IO"/o Yorkshire Terrier. \Vearing lndustrinl · 64:>0357 PAlNTING-Eh'TERIOR aet.'(JUl\ls payable. payroll, No expcr. necess: Very 92672 e GEN Ole Full & Part ttme
1st TD Loans
lav'nd•r Rho'neston• _1 & ELECTRICIAN _ Li-nN• Stilte lie, fully insured, refs, ca.<1hd isb ur11 en1 en ts. pleasanl s-·" -. Call ;;--;==""==,----,--~DELIVERY men perm., p/ NL'«! mature deMndable ... " -.u .... .... I · p --, 97• ·n~ ,~-ndl k & I "......_. '-" CABINET n1nkcr -ca"""'nict t ,· m • Ea ,., y ni r n ~ II I V. • .. · & N •33108 S 11 . b air 1·1 .... , '1"".-:i.> • 1 IC y Cl'll-'Or era n cc 0_,., e1~0.1 lo• appt. S.R. · ... ~ .. , o k _ SA 000 1098 ca co , ic : .. ia1n • o. "· ; ma JO s, -~ frin,...e bene!ll' ... --o<JO., • t1·alncc, for fast growln,; ncwSpa""l' dclv. to N.B. nonsmo e.;>. . . ......,. ,
Adams. 536--3249 n1alnt & repairs. 5'18-5203 *Wallpaper Hanger* .... · ~ 11 gi n e e r i n g. 8 3 4 boat nianufactu!'cr. Apply •-2 d TD L · "·bk "'"2 9 Prodo ,,. Pl N s horn ... Approx. 2 h". 1200 G1'rfs.Guys Travel n oans RE\VARD $25 for i II f o 5!ardening 6045 t:. n.o:: 0 ~ "~ con ., . . 8-1117422 Oerian, ll'vini!. per lllO + gas allow &
leading to recovel'y of --Plaiter/Repair 4077 ADMIN, ASSISTANT t.I a n age r . CAREER OPPTV-bonus 642--4&XI. 1.8·23 .Free to travel with
L t t 0 C ll101obcc:anr BikC', lie. 37737, Paradiie-Gardenlng 1mmcdlate poi>ition avail-chapel'oncd group to Ha"·aiJ ewes re e1 range c. Dy1wnically growing [irn1, DENTAL Pedodonlic lab and mnl"r cities. Must be
1 Sattler Mtn. Co. slolt-n Ol'angc COl.Ulty Fair s~cialize Res1oration PATCl-1 PLASTERING ASSISTANT able. For Jr, Exec 1~·ith in Irvine r c q u ire Ii trainee knov.· d e n 1 a I sgl & 11't;!c 10 sturt. hnmed. 2 • 7/13. 54j...{)8"27 & • -"d•.• ape, •tooithl> AU IY"""· Free estimates Jr. Fashion re1ai.I e.xp, \Viii · d' 'd I 1 h di 1 · I • ---• 642 2171 545+0611 """ "" " ,...., $8 00 in 1v1 ua o nn e current erm100 ogy p"''·'-"ures. Wt'leks expense paid train.Ing ~ LOST: Pearl necklace, single i\lain!<'nance & Sprinkler Call ~ • consider top-saleswoman office & bkkping work & Some chairside & X-ray. J>l'ogrnm. lmmcd. ca 8 h
Serving I-farbor area 24 yrs. strand, graduated size. Cdi\1 Rep:1ir. Call 642-8649 Plumbing 6078 no1v ready for advancement. capable of advanci n g Non-sn1oker, under 3 0. drn\\'lng account, tra.nspor-
Announcements 5100 area. SE>ntime~tal value. 549•2015 r ----~------rExL<ellent typing & s-h skills See Sincba, Chris Fashion. I u rt h er w J a cc n t g 644--0011.-lation fumiShOO. l'~ per·
Rey,·artl. 673-259.'i L.R. OTIS PLU1.IBING + ability lo deal \\'Ith So. Coa!!t Plata. responsibililil!S. -Ex-per. Oinfal""Aisiitint ----;o;ollll i inll:iview cii"ll ~trs.
ENCOUNTER/ LOST: &alpoint Siamese. I t.IO\\' & Edge/Or Complete R.eniodels I Repairs. \Vater people a must for this Auto should I n c l u <le \\"Ork \Vanted for dental s-ialist. \\'ISi! 6J5.TI5ii JOam-tpm CR0\\'1'1-£ GROUP Cl•an"-~ ,.,,ft -· ""P hc .. rers d~posals furnaces po11ition, regional 1nanager -• • w/mulllple ""'neral Jed--.... -neutered male, 11·t-aring flea ' ..... ~ • .-"'""., '"'~ · -r • • • will g1 .. , ~· ,, m"~ _ Service Advtser •-.. -·~· Exper. desired. Xray cert. f.1011-Fri only. Gain Insight imo how others ,...,11ft,... v;,_ ~tesa Verde GEORGE HAi\IPTON dshwashrs. &.12-6263 t.-1/C I • J~ """ .,.-trial bal's & adjusting 'd Sal H
see you. Increase your 5:Jo,.9155 REL. College student needs BIA. Complt>le P lumbing sponsibility as you can for 1.fereedes Benz & Fiat entries, as well as general ~ · ~· unt. GIRL or young \\'Oman tree
ability for Intimacy & Cl / •-Ro . b Service. Lie. 272694. handle. Pn>ssure job, but deRlership. Experienced ofllce skills, i nc I u din g 1 ~=~· ~'"'~'-· =~~·~~~ to travel in motor home. ('Onlinue '"'"r growth. 3 Eve FOUND: Small, \\'bile, Curly n. up, ..... .,. & to JO s. I ------~----t U -" It' nl G · t y p Ing . S a I a r y DENTAL ASST. Chairsid~. Cook and look aller elderly Exp./Ganlcner. 543·4541 RAY"PLU~IBINGSERVICE y,·e "'"'" · o Y· uacanty + commis-Groups ongoing for 3% yrs. haired dog, fem. 7115. .J 1 • 1 t 1 · be fi commemurate w/education All phases gen'l dentisU')'. genUeman. 846-216L «• •~1 anytin1c. R..,...;,.., Installations sion, x n . r1nge ne ts, ~~, Te\Yinkle Pk. area, c.r.t. I -~-==""=""'---.. ~ -etc. Ask for personnel man-& ex per. Call m.9182 for ~fust tla\-"e la'B.y exp. Guu.. l<,RIDA 'l, · part·timc, ~;E~our~l:~l~ireD~~~: i;.t'Kl-!!!'!J;t!'!2!'!-~~~~~~ Yard :;~~!i~EServire ~l~·i;,;rvk~ ~ EXEC SEC $700 MriSSION VIEJO ca.:~ER \Voman who needs DENT At ~~~~8s ~ANT. :0~.'m~~fl!~~~~
comm. fu.11clions & pvt.If-/[j] Cleanups/Hauling. 548-8625 . Pre .d 1 1 dy _.....,, $500+ mo st. Mu.at be sales experienced for Front or GOOD JOB
N>rties. 96&-TiOl Personals ... ' REPAIRS, all l)-pcs. Reas 51 en 5 a '"'""""s lop IMPORTS oriented, lllr. Ly ons Back. Call, 8-'6--0697 r---Free est. Lic'd. Ask for skills, poise &-2 year.; of uAc "''""· r ~~~-~~~~-~
C P I 5150 i;;m;i!iiiiiiiiiiiiii~:i;ii J APA NESE GARDENER· d . It Ii wtll 28701 M . p lR C>'t!T".......... D I S H\VA S HER needed RcUrcd men or pensioners ar oo Cl I " t \Valt, 830-5020 anytime a m1nsra ve exp. arguente ar .. ,vay CASHIER H tmmed, Mon-~,-. 8-3 , who des•·-2 d•y• a w-k canUJIS, rec rsuma es, . make travel an-angements 49.S.1700 or 831·1740 ~ o~tess, ... '"" ......
Perionali 5350 ~~~\ ?.•7!o0r Kris Ena t s u , Tile 6091 & . cxi;edite variety of USE AVERY PK\VY EXIT restaurant exp pref'rd. See l\1.isslon Viejo, 581-3232 ll',;o1~k--67.~o2289dl'_ inkers, 9ood CAR POOL • Ne,1-pol1-0n to
\V, L.A./Bev. Hills. A.f.1. &
P.a1. hrs. flexible. Ph:
673-1303 or 12131 273-863.'i.
......,... ,, gn e 1 c e 1 11 Miss McLeod, Ben Brown's 1 -'=~D"'=R~A~l'=:T:=S~MA""~NF---" ~
\VANT TO GO into business? Exptrienced Japan•s• CERAkMRJC TIL~. Q1,!CrulliJy8 =tedm :i, sihe O~a~: c1. Auto 499-mt. 2 y-. min. l'"""r .. plombing GUARDS
Sµper plant shop, suirable Landscape Gard8ntr ~~ t'o 6 e~~ ~:;,_ a beai:!!°u",,·. 'his co oUers excel SALESMAN CHEF; Qualified Man, for & ·:iectricai,..field prcf'd. ~~~· 1Nced
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for n1a n Y re I a I e d T KAT NURSERY 546-072-1 .... Prefer married living in small dinner house. l man Xlnt benefit s & growth l> ....... s or range . area. ·businesses. Lrg fnc'd bui:k A · A · Top Soil 6092 kltchf'n, N B, call 673-7722 0 PP 0 r 1u 11 itles. Please t..:all {21JJ 435-5325. Sam·
Ilg] area, gd parking. Xlnt $ll0. l\10 \\' & EDGE-monthly ~a,.chrt a~~~'er. for As~o. !o~ L'Ontact Jack f'oley, 556-6700. 5p1n, Mon thru Fr I .
mo lease, on Npl, Blvd., maintenance yard cleanup * TOP SOIL * COl\IPOST SECRETARY $650 Lav.•rencc Se<:uril)' Inc
N.B. 011·ner slipping on to & lmuling .. Ceor;::e. 54~142 * ~!ULCH * RED\VOOD HalTy or Roger CLERK TYPIST DR'S ASSIST ANT ----' ·-l\iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilijii!~ bi<gcr & i>etter things. EXP. JAPANESE. KNOW Call 58&-<l!lll Bill Maxey • Yoong lady (]~281 lo .ork HOSTESS-CASHIER
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Lost 1 F;und 5300 6-12-8199 or 6i>-2ZH HO\\'. r..1AINT. CLEAt'll'UPS. Tutoring 6094 Il you ha\'e lite s-h, good Toyota ns doctor's assistant/re-Exptrien1:cd, over 21. Apply !-'----------PREGNAi~T? TR~1'1aUNG. ffiS-3486. ---"-------I typing,&. R.E. experience.~ Large company in Costa ceptlonist ln heallh spa. No in pcnon. VELVET
l''OUND: Black ·& white Caring, c 0 n f ld en t la I SPANISH LESSONS BY a good J!hooe voice, poise & ' IB881 Beach Blvd. ~tesa area llns opening for exp. nect'llSILry. \Ve train TUR'J'l..E RESTAURANT,
Husky puppy in vicinity o! cOunseling & reler r al . EXP Japan gard ener. BERLITZ-TRAlNED LADY. perso:nality you could be . liuntingtonBeacn clerk-typist. Duties consist you. Apply,ln pets.on after-58 r asruon Island, Newport
Red Jiill & Baker. 646--083-'I Abortion, adop t io n &. ~!inl~ance & clean up. EXP. &SG-8183 ivorking tomorrow, Hurry, of typin~, iling, good at noon or eves. 2930 Wst. Cst. r ~C~'~"'~'~'·~~~~~-~-t
aft. 4P~1 keeping. """'"' vw this position won't last! Auto. handling ephonts. MWlt Hwy., Newpon Beach. H 0 TE L /l<f A I D' No
FOUND: Set of car keys. 10 APCARE &12-4136 EXP ' Ha11•ailan Gardener Window Clea'ning 6098 MECHANIC be able work ~1; day Dn DRUG CLERK I . al experience necessary. 114
k F nd ed·-.:-1 seiving Newpon Beach area Mercedes Benz experienced, Saturday occasionally. • pro cssion Ave Del t.far; S an
eys. ou at n1 lo.;o.1 SPIRITUAL READER free estimales, 646-4676 • SUNSHINE \VORKERS * DICTAPHONE Class A license. Guaranty Advancement Opportunities pharmacy. No eves or ::,"un. Clemente. 492-1911 center 2tl11 WcstcliU Dr.. Open 10 Af.I to 10 Pl'\1 Jftdustrial, residential. -Ex""lient ""mpany benell•·. Alu.st be experienced in RX
'-'0 "37 ' -'I E"iP.OP0 "' GARDENER. o.o =•1 $650 pl us ..........i commission, xlnl '"" .. ., "' d t & I kroo 1· H 0 U S E K E EP ER J't>JO"? -. Advice on ou matters. v 1:.1u• Free est. .,..............., to t>""" \Vrite ela~Uled ad No. 203, ep . s c in supp 1e11.
t'OUNO: Sniall, \l•hite, male 312 N. El Camino Real Landscaping · tree servk.-e ,.hools & , · fringe benefits, etc. Ask for Dail p ·ro p 0 Box ,=n ToP \\•ages, med, ins, profit e xp' d /I Ive· in. Eng.
bl 0 •2·~"" "0"'J·•r. ., non.onnel "'"" y 1 I, '· i.tON, CO GE _,_. Xlntsa!a~ M I puppy, looks like poodle, \\·-• San Clemente, For appt. reasona e . .,.. . .,.,....,,.....,.. .. ~ Th. . 1 1 . ...~ ........ Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626 sha r ing. LL E spe ..... 111s. .,. us
flea collar. Call ~S-13-li Call <192-9034 492·9136 Cleanup & Reg Serv , __,,=1,,ns_t_ru_c_t_io_n _ _,__7_00_5_1 i;i~~~:i e:,~ ~a~~ MISSION VIEJO Equal opportunity employer t -,iP;i;!lii;Aii;Rii;•!AiiiiCYii;;;;;i540-<iioii580iiiiiiiii> have refs. Priyate nn &
C-,1. VASECTO'!y ' · bill • 2 3 0 S 1 • bath. Nwpt Sch 6Ta-3798 fo'H.E:E ~'T 5-fil.i373 FLUTE LESS ON S, typing a ly"' · years JMP RT
FOUND: Female I rish Confklcntial information D.."P.JapanescGartlencr Beginners & up.· 9 yrs exp. Involves some report . r'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio;;;I ELECTRONIC HOUSEKEEPER -Live-In.
r"ller. Vic : 18th & counsellng & referral. playing ,,p, •·-497.~• typing & f!""•rc. \\'Ork. Sunny 28701 ~1argucnte Park\\•ay I" CLERK TYPIST Care fnr elderly lady. Must -N · I)lease call ;1fle1· 4pm • ..,,., """" &M 49'1700 831 1740 d · R r G d C Oceanlront N.B. O y,·n e 1· APC ARE. lnCorp. A on· ;)l:>-2-13"1 disposition will be most ~ or • TECHNICIAN nvc. cs. ar en rove. niust Identify 673-Jj72. •l~'ro~!i~t~Ag~·~cnc""1Y~·~"'~'4~1~:!6~-""'c l i>.;;;;:;:;;7;:;-;;;i.~-<itiA helpful. USE AVERY Pl\\vY. EXIT l\lus1 have good typing skills, 962-•IT;Xi or !Ki2-51TI. ;-; G eneral' Strvice1 6046 COIT('spondcnce &: vurled HOUSEKEEPER LI In LOsr Vic Fr an e I s ca n \VIDOWER, 58, · nan1e Bob 1----------A UT O r.t 0 B I L E-Servlce gen. otric.-e duties in Trust · ve ·
r·ounlains, 8.x\O paint o( !"1'11 '', 170 lbs. O\\·ns hon1c, "Tl ll NCS" Uy l\1ou~c. Gen'! Cashier, exper. pl'cf'd. r.1ce1 Dcp1. of .F'lnancial Org. 1Iotherless home. Go od
Barn. Call 842-4942. , good job, mccl • sincere c n r Pe 11 1 r Y, ,. 1, airs, SPECIALS & s.rrecit Olli' custom~rs. Interestinll' 1~·ork. Perm. Perform electronic checkout driver. Perm. Re I's.
\1·oman 50-60 10 dHtr. 7025 1Grea1 per son a I J t y & ltl ,1. 2 of micro 1vave prod1.1cts & 673-5918 nft G:30pm. F'OUND: Ladles WriSt\\'alch plu111bing, .F:Jec t'Cmodellng. 1 Good pos on. " 111. yrs cxper. RF compo~nts. Need in Laguna Hills n1n11 5.~1-46~. ATH. 642-5613 groom ng n must. Xlnt \l'Ol'king c:ond. & 1 .. nhnic,,I or servicC' i;;chool IMf.10 opcnlngl!, qualified 831).9831 -*-p=,7,=L.,.=-7ic=A7R=o~R~E=A=o=E=R=--*c l IM!\ID employment for Secretary $575 gen~r11J office skills. 9-6 Company benefits. &14-4360 '"·.. 1 1 . school bus dri ver s MASSEUR State Reg. i1•ill rongenia.I :17 yr old Christian f.fon-F'ri.-Phone 979-2500. or 500 Newporl Center Dr., lrn1n1ng n C' eclron1cs. pref. U oot qua!, training
FOUND: Ft>m. !found 1vhlte ADIRl::OUCTION n1ake house cll..lls. Reas fpm"' man w/J chil"-n. S l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• I NB o .. -1 600 Exper. in radio & tv repair .11 be provided Xlnt job
w/black spots. Vic. Il'\iine 10&'.:l Beach Bl., Stanton. r11ces. SJG.7221 bef 10 am ; Exp in management, ~ii ecretary {sev) $6001" AYON 1 ~·~·,..· ~~~·~·,..,..· ,...,..,.~ helpful. Some QA te<:hnician ~~~·housewife in iocal area. ~m 527·3-lOG alt 7 pm sale~ credi t .. and Clerical positions available. Beach Call Mon-Fri 9-2 492-3813
TOY poodle, \\'ht fm lost PREGNANT? Th inking HP'.\1E REPAIR advertising, -\Vould Ii k e Typist $550 PART TIME "'r~_rt community, smog lns-tion Tr•JnM 7112, vie 22nd & Orange. Abortion'.' Know all the Carpentry, plumbing 'position \\'/future. C-a 11 Asks *** ''"'" r •-
Has flea&: grn col. 646-5416. ~c~f·irs· ~l~~ Lll'"E LlNL. Electrical, Rea!!. 54~JOOt 496-6972. F C Bkk $650 Is there an AVON 4-7 hrs di::Jr· ~1.on:F'ri fil!ng Call For Appt. G~~~~~~t~~
l<"OUNO: German Shephtrd, CL.ASSYCarsrleservequali!y 21 yr. old fl1ale seeks work pr -l'eprt'Sl!:ntattvein-your life! -exper. train rntc.resun1 Industrial Relations-1a.1rontc11 indutr.y It earn
Blk & Tan. Vlcly _ Back PREGNANT? Th ink ing carr. \Ve clean & "''ax cars for approx. 6 v.'k5. Good If · not, we may need ~uslnessbl ~~s ~tt~. while you learn. General
Bay 919-3522 or 49-1-95.17 Abortion? K11011• all the by hand. Alan 968-1092 re fs. 61'1-3.tS\i before SP?-1. Ace Clrk • $550 someooe llke )'()U in your ersona ~· · 1 ions l714) 494-MOl M 0 nit 0 r s, Inc. 3019 !acts first. Cnll I.JFE Llt-;E, ~ I 6051 lPiun} , neighborhood, &>II in your located 111 Costa ?.te~. Enterprise c M f'OUND Jristi Seller wftaltoo 24 hi·s .. ;).11~ Hau ing spare tinie, enm good Anahelm.. Good stAl11ng TELONIC · • · ·
No. Female vie Santa Ana. HelpWanted;M&F 7100 nt0ne,·.1nterestcd'.' salary, fnnge benefit.•.· • -fNSUR. RATER $700
!>12-,%60. * PAL~~~.;,:)~,~.:;,ADER * * '* * ADMIN DIVISION Call 5'1<>-7041 Apply In pe,,.n, 1•2Pffi, F n, INDUSTRIES '"""I Tl'ovel
lllsr: Germ shep/l11h. i\tale 083 Gayle Cooper ACCT'G CLRK $550 7/l9th, Sheraton Anaheim WESTCLIFF l J Beach Bl .. s""'°'" 488 E . 17th St. • p c MANAGER ~.,, 1015 Ball •• Ano L Ba h 7mo. Blk "' Brn eyebro1\li, -2-3406 F Tl-IO ~ oocJ • • BABYSIT'I'ER. my home, '"" · ...... · aguna •c Pt.-rsonncl Agency
7.9 5.'JG.3859 Travel .1 i-. ·5450 Costa Mesa r:;'e 11 p17'u1rlC'; San~~ A~1. t $15K niature ,reliable lady. for hcln1. Ask for J ay Davis. r-noal Op"""'. Emplo,·er (Mnl'k Ill Center!
FND: \\latch. Vic. N.B. . _ \'f)u Ill'" the w1nnt>:r of PERSNL CLRK ···$500 0 more nronnation call CLERK lypist fl)r traince In .-...1 ,...,. 1651 E. Edl~cr, S.A.
• 995-(;21~ bl\\'n 6 .~ 8 P~t EUROPE BY CAR TWO FREE TICKETS fl'ei: F.:xpt'r hi personnel 645--~5 or &t2-b"17 cv~ act."Ounti ng de]')t .. New~11 s.12.sp.,'JG ··~·--··--t-·oU1'/o: 5 fen1af"' lbiJlcr,2 Thri-C"fS "St1fl ll;rie·fo -o@tr·tl .R .. l_N .. G··-L·l--N1•G11B"'R_O __ S __ A,_N __ D·-·u41pt--rilii1'fiUJi~:m11n!'COl'f\: .t~c. rf.!.1·~,cl1tJi~tw~~~e; ~~~~~~~:;tti ·~-,;·tu',"; -~~~oce..Vrru..._Call --·employment · INSURANCE
v.•hite, 1 black. 1·apricot, I l'fl r lot' ~\ui::ust . S...ptcn1bcr pie..... supervisory exp C'ng. &: • Couns•lor Experienced I nsura n co
champagnr. 541Hl583. dclil'1~rt in f'.Ul"l'.lpc. \re BARNUM & B~ILEY CLRI( TYPIST to $500 ,;hoft photol:Yrie: Read ;;:ia": fo~f6 & 7 g,rf--'lii~ COFFEE SHOP Lt you have hnd clerienl Accounts Rccclvable Clerk1 FOUND: Child's ret11.incr al 1:undlc 1lll <l{'ltoll-" or CIRCUS " Fn·('. \\'oi·k hi purchnsin~ blucprin~s. •· or 84~ af~ (;'C<I· • expe.r. & are sates oriented call M.rs. 'Rlc hardson't
Corslea Jlark. 7·11. Ovl'.':rsens rl ellvcry & \\'flrk 01 th e dept . Type min 50 \\'Pill. I will train you to 'bcromc n Empire Insurance Co.
5al9670 , 11 un yo~ .J>Cr~n.::Uly to pion ANi\Jll':ll'lf &.n1a Ana near ll11rt.io1· & BARTEND:Ji:R·full linie. 21 WAITRESS Ru c e essful, professional • 8.\5-6766. • l ==~...cc7'~"-----,~.,-your drivi ng itinerary, CONVl-.;NTION <.:ENTF;J;:. ~1 n D "'"')' BUYER t $13 SK yr. or over. Exper Pl'!f. but personnel counselor. Salary IRONING Ludy to do my
FOUND: on 7·13· Black nialc Buy-Ltase-Rtnt II()(] \\I. Kntclln, Al181\1>jn1 ' . CLRK TY,PIS'f' to $500 0 • ro"°tNt"""os. ~ ...... Will r"N"cln. + (,'QfTlffi, Call Jean ·srown. Ironing_ In yoor honie ln Poodle, nr Garfield • & A M k n..i:..;)l ~()...600.') coast 1 p I Brookhurst !16l-3t!92. ny a e PIC11S<l c11JI s.12·~8. r.xt ,333 +'rec, ,\crounlinS::: dept. l<'tg· 1 IG 3 years L.A. or O~ Fashion Ts.land: .De s I g ~ \Vlth 1 Year Experience , ' a ersonne CdM Area. 673-6519.
J<'OUND: J<~C'm Slan1ese i·11t. EURAUTO io cl:ln1 y:ur '!ck1't!I. •'""sE'"cP~~udl·o'Ys~ 50.$550 ~ pure~~!ng .~!.: co!'ndntt1ct· Pltia. N.B. ~ Apply Jn Person ~ncy, 2790 Harbor Bl\ld., J ANITOR nruv• ERT Ru CK
young, rceent m,11;m.11. 42nil , -L '73·4550 .. -. _._Jll. ·?-""'" ~""'~~ .. _ 1 en. BEAtrrJCIA.'{S--N EEO E O • & Rlwr A\"'I'., N.B. 673-8516. ~ $12, A 1..-0AO . J"r~ job •. Good ll:'J'inf, !fftWI Rtad blueprints. Some w/lolJowing. Bcautllul ifiop ..... ·-E.M PLOYMENT --oncmi: comblnnUon for s ma 11 ~'OUND: Black Lah mix, !I 3700 Newpon , NcwPQit Beach Cttl rid or un!l\si:htly f'(!S('rYalions. wtll train on expediting. . nr F&.11hlon li!land, N.B. C'1J = li~lld,~~ ~ i ~e manuL finn. ·Pl ea sa n f
mos .• Lie No. 1938 Vic, 33rd Ba byaitting •60l)8 Col TRASH k DEBR1$ ~""c011~~ :~ !1'°up, TtrTilic oppty. 644-STJO JJtt! employee "''lcxpet. In =~~:. 4 ~~
St. N.B. 6r~'6. 1~ Sturlcnt 5is.&t28 ~ · · C II Tod BOAT BUILDERS metal sbop. Oppor to grow Carp, 18:)1 Kettering st,
FOUND: Kitten. Vk. Harbor NEED A BAB\'SITTER! l'\10V1 N c> I: bl G HT Fm-1di!IO Fee jOb1I. 3 ay \VttlSall CoT'I). nttds w/co. Min expcr. rcq'd. Irvine. ~
Shopring Ccmrr. J<~U. Tl~fE., MY ltOME llAULING Angu!I Gordon Ptrsonl!C'l J Enginc Installer 979-2290. Jim Olne. JANJTORESS l''rldlly only
!)j7-6.161 * ;,l5--0f,6:; '*" LOCAL OR '.'' As::rrl(.-y ··&12.-6720 • t Bondcni //J. . EXEC SECTY for Land
LOST: blk., Jona hl\lr l..nb/ Busin•1s Servtct1 6009 • ~OC> * 3.U F .. l7th. No. 15• -·~i. 5561100 IC&rpcnt~rs f<.iaa.er Development C.o. Sbtnd ~:11 6 1~rs-:i.=e~~~:
SClfer. !en1alc: vie UCI or •MOvi-& Haul inn *" • C6. C>:Pllf1Sioo has lTCall'd (Id Typlnit req, lcgl\I~ txt>Cr. 7/l~n-'. 1''rl, 8 t\m·l2 pm
N'pt, Beach. 642-3848 UOOKKEEf'>I NC SERVICE sto',~:" 1.1p, 963-6452 • ACCOUNTING CLERK optnlnas to~ \'l'lrter mlndl'd hc!lpful . Gd salary & onl)'. 1712 0t<:1introni. N.B.
LOST mnle lli!lh Setter. Sn1all Huslntl~~ SpecV.Ust. l,.OCA.1. nlCl\'ing & hauling by 0111~1<1ndins:: finn need" propl<'. Apply ~ow. be1X'l!t1.' Call ?if• rt h", J~NtTORIAl,, PAJ"l·tlme-full
Blue collar. Vii:. Fairview& All T11xes. 30 Yca·r11 -lihKk'nl. l.41'jte.tn1ek. Reu, ind iY. W/R_oocl acc.'()Untf~ 2706 H1rbol' 81 16.l~ J'llnccntla. c.~1. 16 Feshlon l1l1nd S.'l.\--011.l rf)r lntctvlcv.•. lime:, t.ockl evenings Top EX'pertetlL'f-. &1!1·267!l · "-131 ,.,.,,, ~'1(LJ\,.,o background. ~to d c r tt I c · Ntwport Btiach 1-laYe 11n e>ctra 1,,.ce het1ter · \Yll!!Oll, !>18-9774. nu.rry, ,,. . -u.>.1 or "I'..--""""'· l}'Jllnr; & 10 key adder. cuu Suite 207 C M 801\T pntnter. must have ,... pay for .expcncnced Adults.
F'OUNO.-Beiite co Io red Cabintt Mtkin9 6014 ' l.to\rrNC & Tl AUL.I NG ('00'1"1 Pl'f'lCOnnel Agency, 0,11•. •sa tflh'lch~f cxpcrl~ce. Ca 11 ett,:~11~ ~1~~~ ~~;l!y!i111 ~~ ~l:~a~r ~jy Sc~!~~ 979-3923.
rabbit. Vic: Norse &. :i'2fl fltovir1.1t Von, Insured !il()-.('1')j.i, 2790 Jtiu-tx.>r 131\'tl , 600 No Euclid Ad. ,..,II 642-5678. J~t1'0RS w11.nh.'<I p-time. !i
/lrenhl'OOd, C.i\f. &1~78.'W CABINJ<::TS • .Boot \\Io r k, 1.ornl k Ion).!'. rlll'IL !'"'81 -00.l.1 C~t / • -BliOOKiliiiCiiK'iEfiE;iPPiiERRO-l !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Out r.: iportrl lost It 11 Nighlll prr v.'Cl'k:, fltust be
FOUND kfUcn. tica collnr. lo_lti('I} \l'Ood cov'd ~1tl~. Don'I glvcr up the 11hlp! Cln.,'ISiflcd ttd.'I ~II bli llcml, Anaheim Ca11 nMl20 A.eJJ1tll1r:u11 e:it(!:Clr._ f/!lmc.. Don' i;l vo up, UlC •hip! ap~e,1! .seu .\'.QUr 4'1111tp_m~nt . -over ~8. Start $2.25 hr. C&ll I
Vie. Plact!nlln, • C. 1.1, f.'rre est, .Rens. &1S-5 19. "Ult" it In claHlfied, Shir) imall llh.11 Oto al'l)I uc.m. GOlil Sli141')'. &IZ:.:7880 ror. ".Ust:.Jt ln_cla!s!I.!_ed1~1p wltb a low~'OSl Dllllt....Ellol !rl~R271. 1'
f 77t Sc!ll ldlct Items ••.••• &12--5678 10 Shore R'sull~! &42~78. Cl!Mltled Ad! 6\'.v.i61'!1. lnt5ntk-w. hf Shore ~ultal tw~1ii;. Cla.ultled Ad! &C-5671. You'll firid it In Cl&AAlfied
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Help W •ntod, M&F 1ii10000]1~Hi0eljf p;"iw'ih.eniii1:;odd°;,1Mi.\&iFF77ii1 ooiO'iiiHOieliPp:'iW¥:eiiniito0.d[, 'AM&ii1'7'11iiooiT:H~e;;r.p\w1le;;ntod;;;;;r,iM&ii'iF•:7;;1;;00o;;HM:e;;;1;;P;W;;,e;;n:;'"'::r, ii™iiij!M"7ii·1;;00rui:H;::or.ip:'1ww.10:;1;::td;,-;u:rn •fCi'71;;00;;;1"'.;::~c::-::7"'i='.1'. """''" J'11 18• 1 974 DAIL v PILOT 35 ~ rea ma ma Cameras & Equip. I030 Furnltufe 8050 Furniture 8050
J c PENNEY co PART TIME REAL ESTATE SALAD MAKER SF.CRE'l'ARY, • 1.8.M. TYPIST MAMIYA C2>l: ,.., -1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;:::. s w "" . . . <·111 N El T "··· T • I' • ., FINAl 3 DAYS ummc•1.'1rae~r<• ou10 , 24 F•1hion lsl11nd TRAINl"'G • me. cw o r o i;J,.,-,., y P w r er Out moil robm needs IU1 f0t•m;11, "'/80 &: 13:1 mm • n ltrstaurRnt. Call eves !lJI Dlct:itlna Equlp, 4 day/11•k, accurite typist. 50-65 w.p.m, h!.n.o;c1: red. gm & )'<'I flllrr"
Newpo1 t Ba11ch TElL£R V~\LL.J.<;Y REAL:rv bell't!VH !iop1n, 83l'J-4930. Mk fur Mg;r. xlnt opportunity with N. B. No cxper. "'1\ec. APP I y • &: l<>ns ihade. $150, &n-.U95. New qu.illf'd robuUt mnll~IJI
ltvlt it luecHSful Hic11man r.11a. Bank.Ina firm. Send Nationa1 $)-stems. 4 36 1 D --FURNITURE tk•·mhox,; .. ~p.ringr; R~. 1''ull &: lln1 OJ)('rllflil For bl OllC 11.·~ i. v.·ell trained. SAJ..ES R.._"flume to Clmltlcd ad No. Birch St. N.B. MG-7360. _OIJ_•________ ~
PART-TIME UNITED \Ve Ill'(! looklllll for c111't!er-EXPERIENCE ~!!:.., ~\>: MPllo.,.l,, ~:O. -,..~x. Near O. C. Airport. ,!._~UPPY WORLD e SALE 6<16-6C:worl\:;96%i
BEAUTY OPERATOR nllnde<I , con11Cientious, NOT NECESSARY _, "'!"--.,..,.., &AN<: G Sh
hol}('tl men and women ~'llt! _.... ---------~ URGENTLY nnons • erman · ('p-\\'ILl.ETT maple Va n, ches1, £:ott'C'llcnl ~·orkh•ro con{!:\, CALIFORNIA \vanl lo 1eiit·11 a.nd il'OW with Multi /ltUllon S Whol«alo ;p~j,;~ herdir, 011,hue.huu.11. TI n )" 0 0 ' dbl bed, box sptf\CS & m11 1.
0 ~ BANK our Company. Our comf)llny mcut co. needs productive Prod. Devclopn\enl $201\ Pt' >dlca, Pit Bull!. Coc:k11· ne of rarn;e Counry s most Top rond. $2JO. \V/scll sep.
Uhltu.ndlflll Boncllt8 i.s nationwide nn<.I llsttd on lndlvkluals TO SE.LL hlEAT Project Engineer Sl$K NEEDED poo Pomeranl9.n. Jrish Set· ex()(>rlenct.'d n~el &. cus. I 962•7482 AP1lly In Per11011 .. the Amerlcnn s 10 c k DJRECr TO TIIE PUBLIC. Sr Engineer/Mech to S:l()K tcr, Amt>rican Es k I 111 o. ton1 home designl'ts is be· ----------1
.• IOAJ\f·4PM 630 Newport Center Dr. £xeh11nnc. lf YOU want to Jncome, bene.tilli1 bonu.set &. 5 B Ml 1 1 Pug11, 100 l\11XED PUPSl c:on1lng a "Dcslgner'11 Dc· 1 G arage Sate 105S Equnl Oppor. Employer 1n/I Newport· Beach ~-o co. expansion are out1tan-r. uy<'-r g. n<Ull. Sl5K Stud Scrvl~e \\1081 Breeds. alu:n<'-r,"
lie part ol our expnn11lon ding. Job Steurity. Chance Oesl.:;n dmltaman/clee Sl2K TYPISTS OP<n Eve11. 531·5027. SAYE FROM SUPER Sny•lass Carag• 644 6464 i>rogran1, we will train !:· I d F c Bookk 1100 " JOB Ol'ENING 11 · I o a vancement excellent. • et'per ......... Salo. Ne""' <>olf C"", 11-0,, • l ucpt1nt nu. for oonfldc11tial tntcrv cw, •A l •·· RE r~ BEAUT AKC Af ghan " "'" "'' N"w~o·1 $2'" o t 'I A ,. 0 · 11 Vall R G~at training nroaram. ui;:f;tl ~ ....... t'P .•.•. S700 p" 1 1 rt'<."'1~1 nlbtnns, •llvcr .. '"' • ·~• 1 a1· . 1t tu<! n "t1tll v~rtun1ty ca l'Y eHHy 17'111) .. "~ u~kk l' upp BR c ian1p Crown '" " be r'l'~(X)11ftlblo & pc,1·so1iablc. .., ,,.. -~:II. Aak 101' P.1ll. Wolff. Addit ional training tor top ~cy s""""kr A· ........ :~25 VOLT Cl'eKt 11ne all colors, rea1, 40% tO &Qo,10 pieces. nhnost ne\Y Bates
41H·713.'.l,,. =;:-===--l'"'::!'!'::"E~'rn~!OO:':y~et~· !::::::"""'I~--11rochtt.-ers. ""' ro erage " .. · ·• .. .., 796--!l'rol King size bedirpread. Presto
-Ll-Q'UOR CLERK PBX OPERA-TOR REAL ESTATE M121'3·)J710~~~' AG~l ~ingCPCAlrk ......... ~ Temporary Services ~ker., Lots! or Christmas l Sul 11 y 1 .,, v-DoTW .:uc-/l''-'• ....•....•• ......, l'.1ajorMedlcalPlan PUPPIE S, pur ebre d eFURNiTURE 11rm11pusomogfnl'w mens Penn11~nt C'Vl'l\lll& PQ1ltiQ11. Answering service CXI):., full cspeop C OU l3VC rur ~.,....,,£i!";~;\.---.;=:oct\:'-.~~lloo~k~k®11tt....u ............. $100 OW""l\valhif)lc----J-"''!"'~' &Ian Elk llounds.-5-et-AMPS A~IJ>' bo\l·Ung ball 1.1.·ilh cue .;--,
'lut>t "be over 21, -·l'xpcr. or part !line!. Apply 6j7 W. own priv111e dif11k 4C"-f)OOnc. EVERYONE EATS MEATJ Acc:ountlng Clrk ........ $550 Temporary Servitf' \\'ks. $30/no paper!t. •ANTIQUES & ~hoes l!illt'! OJ. l)lus truh
prl'!. bul not n cc l' 5 ~. 19th, Suile H, C.M. 642-1403 Sante location 18 yrs. Ne1v Co.Jl .J~annle Sisco 3848 Campus Or Suite 106 646-6030. & trea11ur~. Si11 10 to 4 only. ~13.1;,,10. Al'.! onty. 01· exp'd real rstarc sates Sales or Judie steiner ~C\\'POrt Beach ··~ 516-4741 1 si. Btrnard pup, AKC Reg. Thursday & Friday •NO PllE-SALEJ 1647 Reef
Live In r.tolhcrs helper, :.i PCB" rn:~j~~-e.lcbnil!! Call for DO YOU WANT NEWPORT $50. 3 ninths old. 1 n11nla· ~'.1e\1• Cl~=· ShpyglaL~ llill.
I I I lid To Call On "'"'"""'"'' P1rson00---1 •---ncy \Ve have a complete package tUl't' ........lJo pup, 9 ....... old, ·'e"'JlOrl IX'ac . !IC 100 u,flc c 1 ren. ~wkin:; 646-3928 or Eve. 67M577 ~-=....... .... ...,,... ........... .,..,. JUlu 18th & 19th moth<"r, O\\'n rn1 & \\•kcnch; To Sell Well Known&:\'· 833 Dover Or .• No. 30 of employee benefitg: \\'e pedigree-S25. 962-4Tl2 IJ J\lt:RtDITH Gardens;, 10051
off. call Gio>-7001 lor dclalls Diceon Electronics a cra.ge Line? $800 Draw Newport Be•ch 642-3170 pay 10P. \\'8g~. All olhce & DOBERMAN pupplell 5 "'kii, Stoncybrook Dt·. llunt. Sch.
& Sl50 Car Allowance ll\du11tnal skills are needed . Al\ 1 Q 5 <Adam:ii al Brookhursll Set LIVE-JN libht housekeeplnc:. leading manufacturer +Fantastic Benefits. Pl'rn1. Placement Ai:cncy Equal Oppor. Employor C. Black. res, & a rare am . pm l\\·ln beds, xtru long.
tillld care. S.7 flay11. Sal~ry of Printed Circuit ~ blue. 1.lotl\er $.t father xlnt hdb~•. d""i"'n•r s"-•• & , -·" Call 8A""""'"' . (Employer Pays Our Fee) SERVIC S temp' ml.-714/495-4833 •v ~., • ''= -"'""'"'" ,....<J..... Boards 1·s '"king qu•~ Carol 833-9145 E ta. Attend. WAmtESS & HOSTESS,,~=~~--~--3930 C•mpus Dr . s pr cuds . Book~/clotl)l's, • • I.QCKS~1m·t if led candid•t•• for Per10nnol RHOUrces P/tlme. exper. Neat part. t I in e, Experienced AKC Gl'rman S h e pard • Newport Beach chi ld/adults. p I c t u r es. Complell'ly l'Xf)l"r. Inside/ . I REAL ESTATE: 6 licei:i.sed 11.ppc1u·. Avail 3PM Daily. only. puppic11 11 \l'k!' old, xlnt framl's, canning ja rs ,
•outsl6e work, Good salary. stock room,, inspect on, salc,.;pooplc nl"Cded to lease Agency: USl Dove St Apply 2590 Ne\\rport Blvd, BLUE DQLPHJN 1empc>ran)l'nt shots, $50. (Near the Orange ic-ecl'eam frcezl'r, Ll'gos, ..
l-'rlnge bcnetlts. Fullerton. touch-up, silk screen-offiecs :..nd bu I Id Ing s, Suite 112, Ne"'POrt Beach CM 3355 Via Lido, N.B. 830-0281 County Airport) race ca r set, co11tumes. cltt. ,
87J45Z7. i~, multi-leyer • ma. NeYl'porl Ron H en r Y. Free, Fl'e & Temporary sr:RVICE slatlon attendant, \VANTED.Exp Cosmetician GENTLE beaut puppies, I 'ii'~~!!"'~~~~~~' I htr, art objct.1!, rotary , 1 MACHINE chine shop,. photo print· 752...0234· • SALES ful ly cxper, days. Good Newport Beach area. Writt mother i!I a boxer, healthy, BLUt~FS REDECORATING ltt\\·nmo\\'er .. Fri/Sal/Sun. :
in9. 1st, 2nd end 3rd CONSIDER A~AREE..R pay. dass A mechanic. Box No. 183, c~ Daily Pilot, S5 ca. 837-9670 eves. All Top Quality ::;HIPPING Out Sa.le, the
OPERATORS hi.ft opo Ing W 'll REUBENS WITH LARGE l'NTL Tuneup & carb. exp. Xln"t P 0 Box 1560, Costa Mesa. IRISlt Setter, 1\-1/2 yr old Bcautilul Antique Admiral is sailing nonh. 5 n s. 1 LIFE INSURANCE CO pay, 5 days. Reilly's Arco, Calif. 92626 st a ting Needs a ~ood homl'. French/Ital provincial i\lusl sell reclining vibrator WILL TRAIN wtrain sharp •,ppblll~·h"!~· Dl'velopmcnt of two agents 19th & Newport C.M. q.~·~·~H~"~"~·~~~"'~·=..,,.-,,::;:;::: CH.B.) 842-G.J77 Lbv/•Ddng' "',o .. m,.I f '.•,plee .. Bunk& chair, chandcli<'1'. ntlrron, • ere en es a IS -· • w ki o-o==cco==_,..,..,...-• " . 1\·roughl h'Otl railing, tO)'!I, reputable growing com Now Hiring required in area. $10,000./ SERVICE Kta tlon attendant, AREHOUSEl\1AN -Loo ng AFGHAN female dog, 3 yn;, inattresses, Child"s 0 1 d television. & mi11e treasures.
S hou ld h nve basic 'th ood '--·COOKS year, plus commission. l'Xper. Days. Texaco, 1695 for mature, alert individual champ. line. l\1ustsell! """ rolhop desk & swivel chr, Including an AKC Pug. Sat understanding of measuring pany WI g '1'9ft... Xlnl lrlnge benefits. Supe1·ior, Costa J\.1l'sa willing to learn & accept Make offer. 6'15-5674 boys Stingray contemp BR & Sun 9am-Spm 20~,11 Seven
toolll, gages, & knov.·led;::c of f its near the Oranga H.OSTESSES Cell Joe Quintana Shipping/R-elvlng r.esponslbility i~ estab. ~.B. COCKERS, ~su·ge _,,,. sct & chair decorator lamp, •• La 11 8 di rl So C • A I P /TIME 547-9207 • 8:30-4:30 -firm in\'Olvcd 1n yachting, ,---,.., r~ .x:a.'I nr. · · p.s. my rea ng bluep nts. me ounty airport, PP y : J\Memblers, male or rem. backpacking & ski1.1.·ear tex-puppie:ii, AKC, Analll'im. TVs, Charm-Clo P at io brok<"r 1\·lll be on board
p e r sona l tools l'cq. BOOKKEEPER Sales Small ~vholea.ale _manul. tiles. Good future !or right 1-533-1428 mount BBQ Hike r.ewJ Salurday if you woul d like
Opportun ity 10 progress 10 DICEON · OFFIE:-E TRAINEES novelty co Sell s nationally ;o-;:===-==:--:;--:c'.O" 1.iible~. carved Ital. min"Or 10 buy my house. 1n&ch!nlst. Sn111ll oom()l\ny Apply 3-5 Daily s · · · . . · person. Filling ot orders & SA1t10Y,ED, male, 7 n1os., hrass 5 lite chandelier. GARAGE •• 1,, Cun ,, . 251 E C H mile & Dial· for good pay + Some ~ x P e'.. benehc1al. geMral \varehouse dulies. Had shots. SlOO. ~ ntmosphl'rc -big (.'Ompany • oast wy bonus. Am & Pm shills. Golden s ?tlag1c Wand, 946 Call 645-l066 831_2967 drape!!' carpeting. door. swords , je"'l'lry. crystal.
benefits. Apply Elec·tron1"cs Newport Beach .Fun atmosphere, Commerce \V. 17th St, C.l\1. Apply 9-. \\'indo\I' & niuch much clothing, sun lamp, Cle. 2720 I
Pro1s1r Industries f Equal Oppor. Employer Bul't'au, lfi612 &ach, JIB llAi\1. \VJ-10 \\'ANTS 1'0 WORK! IRISH Setter, S mo old, had n1ore, Starts Fri LO. 1987 \\I. Kl'ller, Santa Ana. r\ear •
Division or Purex Corp. 1 848-1104 {Sign says Tax DRIVE A CAB! -all shots, S.W Vista of!audal. NB. 644-4577 Fairvie\\' & SunOO\\'Cr. Sat
!MXI Ee.sl Ball Rd, Anaheim QC RECEPTIONIST Center/ CHdost; your hours, \\'Ork 64a-2~99 SPINET piano, Drexel & Sun 9-j.
equal oppor1unlty employer • &rccn calls, greet visiton;. Sales • Cashiers • Stock SKIPPER for yourself, be your °'"'" TOY Poodle, mull', ,\KC. 3 Chl'st & end tbl. l\led. Sofa,
?t1AID \\'ANTED 18522 Von Karman \\li1h i::ood typinrc "'ill be \Voinans Apparel Store in Nu boss. ?tten or \\'Omen. Can mo's old. Bia{'k. Ca 11 & IHmp Tb!, Din. Rm SAT 260 Camellia Ln, 01.
SEACLIFJ>' l\10TEL Irvine, Celif. 92664 11ron"10ted to secl't'tary In a \Vcstminstrr .1.Iall, Liberal be slightly handicappe<!. 6#--0268 after 6pm. "'rought Iron Set, French Stereo ConWe, baby chest,
1661 S. Coast Hwy. short period of time. Salary Vacation & Bene.tits. Xlnt. Neat • Clean Appeara.."lee. Prov. Din. See, 6 3 O 1 chrome tinis &. other good·
LaKUna Beach. 494-48!J2 EA1ual Oppol'lunity to $600. call Rita Johnson, Opportunity for Qualified WANTED Vts., retired. Age 25 to 70. [i Braemar Dr, H.B. 8~fi.06.11 ies, fi.12•142-1 .
f ~"' """~ Supplement your inrome. I s or 842-7328 r-.tAN ITaln Cot• \\'indo~· l'n1ployc:r m· ................ Coastal Personnel Persons. Apply AN I TA Drive a cab 6 hrs or more a frM to y011 linting insla.ller. Start $2.5011'-"""""""""'""'"""""""' Agency, 27!!0 i'larbor Blvd,. SHOPS Los CerTitos Cenler, day. Apply in !lf'.I'SOn, -------~ CONTE~WORARY 8' sofa . THERl\tIDOR hit-in oven &
hr. Raises to $4.50 11·ilhin PERi\:IANENT c I er i ca I Cld 1 ~'~'~"~)~92!-=~2359=·=·-----Yellow Cab Co., lSG E. 16th 3 L'i-s, 2 Times, $Z.OO $50.. King sz wa:~. bed1 range top. dining room, l yr. Over 25. Tall, neat. position. r.tin accurate 50 RECEPTIONJST1 w/typing SALES Licensed for 100 Tons St., Costa l\fesa. ... w/lincr, frame, 11=11sta . patio, furnitul'C", baby needs
644--849-t. "'Pill lyping req, S Ii & li!e bkkpng s k 111 11. Better fashion & sportswear. h(.·a:te~·. foan1 pad. $f0tl & misc. ll5 Sa pphire,
MANAGER
desi1:qrl. 493-8122 ~Vatcrlront loc~ \Vknds thru Strong bkgmd in sales of or better. 137' Gaff Rig~ YARD l\1AN to v.·ork I/lime _F_r_ee_T_o_Y_•• ____ 804_5 l:i5571;;;-';:;965;o:":;·=-==..,,-o:c= Balboa Jsland. 673-6653 ~ In rental yard. Very neat PERSON Knowll'dge Boat Wed. 101 N. Bayside Dr, NB fashion. 642-2.j44, ask for hand 'tin & \V'll TABLE, Oak round & 3 {'hrs. GIGANTIC sale: Barg11ln1 1
Hull Repair \VU!ing To ... ,..,"',.,,'"'======== ?tlrs. Chapman, 9;30 to 1 Dm ged Ketch. Daily sails· traln~rlAp:ly ~r:· ]~ ~·-*D. 1* Sofa & Love Scat. Antique galore! Furniture. piece
\Vork \Vtf'kcnds. Ca l l R EC E PTJON ISf/TYPISf SALES h I J If ·• · ff W N rt Blvd C M ,-,-.. ry le z Desk, greal books, 1.faple '"°''· kitchen\va1·e , etc. 210 l
Collect 6 P.M. 714-fi84.8077 detail \~-ork, ofc. ·exp, gd Newport c~.1f~t~Pw~ O -aikiki in Hawaii. e\\'po ' • · 319 Colton St. Hdbrrl & :Frame, L g e Paulil'IC Pl, C.J\f. 646-2042
1ypl~ skill s. r.1a tu r e , man. l\fusl be able 10 work Rush reply to Newport Beach Dresser, Hutch, 962-1260 Sat.; July 20th.
Full & p/time Quality Control !!~iy~~~mn. Stru1 SG,000 some Sat's .& Sun's, 673-2634 •cNndlse II"" J You areR' the \vuiner of CORNER grp. red·wht. blue RE r R r GERATOR. v an
TRAINEES
Growing Co. has Im mediate "°'''~=~~~~~--..,.''-'~•~p~po~io_lmc=-•n~t~·-.,-=~ --SANMAR . V TWO F EE TICKETS olefin uphols. Pr orange icebox, Aquariu1ns & equip. ' Int ~.r v I e.w l n g Novi for opening, for a young man REC Jo.: PT ION 1 ST y,•i!h Savlngs Rep Tmc to $6300 to the upho\s. chairs 3 small n1any more. Fri-2·6, Sat. 1~ •
Pos1t1ons 1n Orange Co. 10 do first article & bookkl'eping skills, for RINGLING BROS AND paintl'd che5ts, reas. 646-4. 180.l2 Gilln1an Irvine. • ~ust be ove~ 21. bondablc & receiving inspection. Must aggrcssi\'£' i nd us t r ia YOU CAN BANK CRUISES Antiques 8005 BARNUM & BAILEY 8260 IUnl\·crsity Parkl 1n 1.'00Cl phys1eal co!Kl.Ha~ ha\'e exp. in r ea ding p las t ics co., Costa ON THIS!' -----CIRCUS Natural 3 strand rattan. Sal/Sun l\lon. Cor 2{)th &
car & lclephone. Go to Tic B 1 u e pr i nts & using J\1cM/N'pt vie. 5~&-6243 Fee Paid Orange Co. Antiques at the Ideal for family room. 13 Santa Ana. C.i\1. Furn.
Toe ?tiarket nearest you or niicronietcrs, v en i er s . Receptionist Friendly indiv. sought for 2427 Huntington Dr. Hundreds ol a.at i q u es, ANAHEI~I pc's lnclding bar & stools. appl"s. tools. thl'rapl'utic
tcll'phoneouroJflccs... hl'ights gages, etc. Contact PBX great oppor. w/f amo u s stained glass, \Vooden CONVENTION CENTER s-m. Sec 10 a pp rec.1 ,,,.,.,=•·~m=o"'"'-·-~~-...--F~~4:n~!~lon TiCm Ross k C :~·fit;e~~i~'%nan~ San 1\•Iarinou,Ca. 91108 :=!'1j:,11,Sl~ &\\' u~. i:i3 .. ~: 800 \V. Katella. Anahl'ini ~'mO. Friday S.· Sa turd a Y
TIC TOC SYSTEMS orote I orp. R 833-2700 Also Fee Jobs (213) '"'2777 Santa Ana. o ..... n 7 days 9 Please call 6~2-5678, CNI 333 ANTIQUES. Piano, furn, FURX tTURE -BOOKS -
Equal Gppor. Employer 12812 Knoll St., GG ecept'1on'1st Dennis & Dennis Pcrsonnci ·~!l!'l~':"'~~..,,!'"I'!"..,,!'" to 8 daily, ,... ' to claim your !lckets. glass\\·arr, decorator items, i\1 1SC - 9 to 4. 10031 Ka.tn· -1389 Age-ol J-"o>e ~~ SPEC! * * * Toy,, & lots more. 1"-::.~m. Ul'la Dr. HB. o.....-"~J • •• • .......,~ .\L order je~·elcr 4 PIECE Walnut Bedroom v-vy il1ichelson Dr d'" __ , .,,.. 1.M . k T'--Thurs.--Sat. 9201 E1 ~tolino,
A b f off• · .............. u:r set, Oak \Vlndsor desk a very sic puppy. ·-Fountain V-'ley. Horses -l\IGMT tme 21-30 $150 wk
1.-uarn st. College prefd.
l\!t. Richl.rdK, ~~· l
l\tATURE gal fot=:\lll time a t
the "Fish ~1arkct'' it )Ul.I
like folks &: have a sense of
humour. See Sandy or Joyce
11.t 145 E. Broad"'llY, CJ\1.
REAL ESTATE
IF YOU LIKE
PEOPLE
WE'D LIKE YOU
"'f ront ice, SEA?.1STRESS, Spanish \\·axer. Irvine area 979-6122 chair, carved \Vall cabinet. people that found me can't ..._. .
Genera clerical duties s peaking ~·clrome. STUDENTS I/time now p/t \Vicker Rocker, Tins, keep me lf you give me HOl\·IE JS SOLD! Furniture
and accurate typing re-J\1achine & hand "'Ork. rail. Neat, rclla. car, ph lamps, much more. plenty oi TLC, 1hey'U pay must go too!
AP.ABtAN \\'ELSH pony. \Vi?ll
trnincrl. !i0n1e tack. Sac.
$275. 557-lHH. quired, Cord bo•rd. Crochet y,·ork. 4 9 6-7 3 6 1 nee. ?tlr. Levi, 846-MSj, mol'nings & eves 6-15-8206, for all my medications & 962-1483
Good fringe benefits. ~'""••',"~'"°"",,'·=,...==-=cc SUPERVISOR 1'264S-01ioc· ""~"~~---~-I ·;-tl_oc,,1o;;;r;;;b;;-1,,u,;;;.c;546-,,-"1'>1,_1,,.=-,
MECHANIC Wanted. Clru;s A To t."Onsider a career "'ith the
S111og License prefen'ed. ll'adcr in real l'State service.
Top Pay. Apply in person a l \Ve provid~ the sales train-
Exxon, 300 E. 17th SI ., ing. Together \\•e'll get you
Costa Mesa. \\'here you want to go.
ill f!·o I CAL Rccrp1iofl1st
Expcr & maturt.>, !\·lust know
pt>gboard. Call hllv 2-4pn1
\\•kdays. ~·&.ift6.
l\tOTEL J\lAI DS
OFFICES BELOW
ARE INTERESTED
IN YOU
WILL TRAIN CALL MANAGER AT
r·uu or p-timc. Apj>ly Costa BUENA PARK
i\1esa Inn, :\20,} Harbor 5n.l856 81\'d., Costa l'.1c&1.
MOTEL MAIDS COSTA MESA
[or NeYl'J)Ol1 Travclodge. 62<* 545-9491
\V. Pacific Coast Hwy, N. FOUNTAIN VALLEY
B. Top \Voges, f'ull Tin1e. 546-1754
r.tUSICIANS or Groups FULLERTON
\Vanted 871·1542
cau .... 2823 HUNTINGTON BEACH
NEED Help-Male or len1ule-540-5140
light assembly Apply 87j \V TUSTIN.REDHILL 17th ST Bldg 1, Cl\f 838-6256
NEW FACTORY WESTMINSTER
Branch ou11cts jusl opcnlng 894--0611 In area needs the following :
1ilgmt Trne $18.i \vk
Scrvmen {2l SS hr
Salesnll'll 0Jll'll
All bcnl'flts, career positions.
494-1065
NE\\ISPAPER Auto Route
(l !tg. BchJ l\1Ullt be O\'el' 18
& have dependable car.
2~~ Hrs daily, $250. ·Sl50.
mo. 847-2000 bcf. 10 a.m.
Special program !01·
unllcl'n:ed applicants
Walker &Lee
Il l•~ l l fjtl
Nice, but active work· SEARS Formal \Vear, needs Stock, storage & shipping. A 1''INE estate j e\'1 el.r.y , 4 ADORABLE BLACK &
ing conditions. Apply: Salesgirls 18-25. \Viii train. rest growing steel furniture bronzes porcelains, f 1 n e \VHlTE FLUFFY KITTENS
20-30hrs per wk. call for nianuf. firm needs an cry~tal, rugs, furn ., 8 \\'ks old, \\"l'ancd. 644-1096
DICEON
Electronics,
Inc.
11522 Von Karm•n
Irvine. Celi.f 92664-
An Equal Oppcirtunlty
Employer J\1·F
RN 7 to :\ Pi\1. 41 Bed
ronvall'SCl?nt ho!rspitol. Good
salary. S.19-.'nil.
RN/LVN y,•eekends 7.3, 3-11.
good conds. Top SS. 1445
Superior, N.B 642-241D
appl, 540-3333 ext 341. 3 m b i t i 0 us, customer antiques & muc~ more t~ be Eastblurr ""'"""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"I orlcntl'd man, cxpcr. in sold at public auction. --BE".A"'U~T"l"F"U'L'--
Sccurily stock control & shipping to1,G<;-~,,2,:200c,·c.,.,===c--,...-, KEESHOUND
head this critical function. PAINT & VARNISH ren1ovaJ l\tali?. . ~763. RETIRED
GENTLEMAN
for
SECURITY
GUARD
A good -pl11nning -& Antiq~ -F'Urni~w.-e ·our
01-ganizlng ability is Specialty. 557-2736 PUPPIES to good homl'. Half cocker, half terrier. 6 req'd. . Al so, ability Io BEDROOM set, marble top wk old 492-7108 commln1ca1e "'/all levels of 4 pieces
lhe organimtion. Xln't pay * 496-29lO * 2 KIITENS. 1 all black, long
& fringe benefits. Sendl -=~=-====~ haired, 1 gray&. \\ilitc long resume to l\1n . comfort, QU,ILTS • HANDi\1ADE halr. 64.).fillt/ aft 5:30.
17621 Von Karman. lrvine, i\lak~e Offer t.II NIA. Pooclll', fem. 1 ~)yrs
IF you' are interested. in I ..iC~•~92705iiii~·:.. ................ 11..-Mm*Qjj"'E. ~~244lma· ~~·::-;:~~ old. \Vhlte. Housebrokl'n. All \\'Orking 16 hours between l' 6' ANTIQUE mahog. cabinet shots. 968-439-1.
midnight Friday and Telephone Sales "'/n'IOvable shelves. S600.1,K7.'l=TT=EN=.-.,..,-y-t"°ig-,-,-,7trt7 . .,.~
midnight Sunday and Wlll)t 64·1-m9 female. Needs loving home !::.e ma":a:;~oo at~ t.o~ a a:~ Costa Mes• Area Appliances I010 Call : 645-56'i4
SECURITY seriously, "'e Work From FREIGHT DA!\IAGE SALE, LABRADOR puppies. free to
\\'OU!d like tn talk with you. n e w H 0 t p 0 i n t good home. Laguna Beach,
\Ve are NOT a seewity Your Home Refrigerators, \Vas h)e r s •1,,'="="=""'=::;-====-=:o: guard service. Apply: T C • Dryers & Dish\\'ashers, New Unmanied Cockapoo wants DICEON op* :~s!ions \Varranty, Credit, B of A, you to take ol her fl"('e
ELECTRONICS' Equal Oppor. Employer 3623 \V. Warner, Santa Ana, sassy 81vk olds. ~9~1810
near Harbor. 919-2921.. COCKERPOO, loveable I !~
\\'E~\VILL TRAIN YOU INC. C~~:~:; R\Jit?h~rE & ~~~ f:!cis ~~i,j~~7~all shots.
And PilY you a good salary 18322 Von Karman TOOL, 01£ & Dryer. $175 White Alaylag ALL \VHJTE Nl'M'EN
ROUTE
SALES
\\'hllc doing it. If you have Jrvine, Cali!., Washer & Gas Drycl' $150, i\lALE, 10 WEEKS OLD
al"'YS 1vnntcd to run your AN equal opportwtity MOLD MAKER Guar & rll'l 546-8672 Coll 546-5392 0\111 buslncs!-: \\·e ~·lll show employer
you t101v to l'njoy your \\"Ork. •-:;::;::;::::;::;::;::;:~:;:; LIJ<E Ne\Y Adm i r a 1 AKC Sainl Bernard, All
Sa lary + con1m. + bonus; • i:oppei1one, side by side, ~·hlte, v ery intclllgcnt,
Vehicle furn, 1111 e:xpcusl'!I' SECRETARY Small electronics finn llffds 19 cu ft frost.free relrig. Deal, Needs love, 646-9710
pd. Estal:llishcd operating expcricnl'f!d person \v/ablll· S24S firm. 557-2579. t>.Iised Terrier, 4 mo1, n1ale.
le1Titory & business, Blue (TEMPORARY) ty to design & fab molds or GAF'FERS & Sattler Bulltln Rufus is peppy.
Cross Blue Shield. 1.lajor dies from detail drawings. Dish\vashcr Harvest Gold, 1 540-6251 1ncdical bent', profit shar· Approx:ln1all'ly 3 months. Good \\"Orking conds. Day yr old, $100 Guar & del,
ing, re1iremcnt at age 57. 'l'yping 55 '\\'.p.m. + IBl\'l shift only. 546-8672 DARLING white ca t, calico
NlGWJl-ll'tlttting-job avail. No-strlk"e-or 1ay-oUs fii 75 Selectric. Shorthand, 70 Equal Oppor. Employer cR~e-0-1~w~.~,h~.-r-•~/~D~ry-e_r_s trim, 1~~ yrs, hunter .
Col( "· H l Bch """· \V.p.nt. +. Previous public 549 3041 Spayed, ibols. 548-0027 E~-p. noi""~~·~f1iG ask Equal Opportunit.y Employer OP'PoRTUNITY TO EARN eon tact helpful. · • $2. ~VktiJg...~~ m:int. 1 "F~u~r~n"llc,-:ur-o----.,l050=
\VE'RE PART OF
OUILEUTIJ.Ju;.._
for A·b·. Sin1s. R. E. career training. sn:iall \\lllAT YQU'RE \VORTll. "==========I .:::c,:::::,:,==-----1 clnsscs. Personal attention. ENJOY YOUR WORK & Apply in Personnel Dept. • FREE PICK UP-Refs, 1r 8 PIECES. nice RATI'AN
NURSES ACHdan1y Schools S48-ll92 PROVID!-: A GOOD LIVING Monday thru Friday 9-lJam. TRAINUS Appl's & Scrap Metal. Call FURNITURE. Call after ·I .
• CC~'S e , WHEN YOU PAPER OR 1''0R YOUR 1'~AJ\llLY PACIFIC MUTUAL anytime. 67~ 842·70ll.
Full or pa.rl tu~c.. All stufts. PAINT A ROOM \ll'ile the \\IORI:ING LOCALLY. 700 Ne\\·po11 Center Dr., N.B. SEARS cold O'.lldspot frost I A7DJUh.'~sr""A""'Bed"°'~. ~ .. =vc=r:-cwe=d.
Xlnt . benc~1!11• E'o"F~ocl :unount of pape; 'or plllnt CA.II ?t1r. Tucker, 54~3110 an equal opportunity emply. \\fill train di?pendable people ft't!e. l1 ~ yr old. Sl'W. + Bes't o!r ovl'r $425, Call
\\'Ork1ng condrl10ns. .. ,., l-k beh. d a pl .1 ... e Eqa·' Op~rt"oo·ty Em loycr to become plastic injection much more. ~9961. G""-5.100. Costa ~·lf'lll:I J\ll'm, HO!lp, ""' m ~ "' · '"-' ,~ " P ~SECR.ETARY-Id' l\1 be c;;;;;;;;-w.;;;;;;;;-&n;;;;:] -:C':."="';;==,,,..---301 Vlctor\11. &12-2?34. 1'J1cn ne.-ct time yo u order, mo ing operator;s. ust . J.l,fayiag 'Vasher & Dlyer \VANTt:D
·-· --you'll know exacUy ho\\' Sell Idle 111.'ms wllb (l Daily ADVERTISING able to stand entire shift, if Xlnt. Condition $75. !?a. 1r USED BRICKS *
OFFICE TRAINEES 1nuch rnaterial you'll need. Pilot Classi(ie<l ad. 6<12-5678 Arc you a .notch above the nc~ssary. Openings on 2nd 67.i'-2408___ 870.4564
DINETTE, 6 chait·s,
xlnt cond. S50.
Call 54~7231
leaf, REGISTERED French
U1orohrcd. 9 years. $250.
640-4141
A COHVf:t<l1£NT SHOPPING AN
S£WINC GUIOf_ FO" lHE
CAL ON TH£ CO.
For •n ad Jn
Call Mary Beth
Triple Play!
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Woman'• v.orld
642-,678, ext. 330
New, Easy, Cozy!
7210
$ II • J>I I lo. _, P"Y + !~~~~~~==========:::;=~; sl & look! ( lh !!hit!. $2.29 hr. 3rd shift S2.461,_,~-,------.= . ni e "' n 1 .i;;uvu " l'l' ng or more an hl'. Raise in 60 days. Bicycles 8020 * LOVESEAT & sof~ ca•<om bonus Ant & Pn1 shift:ii. r un just a secretacy position, "
utmosphe1·r... Con1me r cc Q0•1~STAR GA,..,,E~._ft,..., then you're our girl. J\1ust ,APPLY BOYS BICYCLE 10 SPEED madc •vcrygd qual,never Vro·•• lll'" bo>d "Ith 1.til•
Bureau, 16612 Beach, HB -~Y")JJ( 11\ ~ .&I .I'-l"' have gOOd shorthand & Orange Coast PJas,ticli r-.fADF; IN }'RANCE $laG used, usually hin, 968-79!0. ~..,_..--9265 a.18 putlr. 11"'"'• r~•·l!>r11hJo ci11ut: 8~8-JJO-I tSign says Tax · A•irs ll)'CLAY ltl'OLl.liN · typing skills. Send resume ' sso \\'est 18th St., '1?•9026 ~ 2 UPHOL Decorator cha.irs, f __ "'fff" Nl:\\'!S111r1 .. 11~h1ec11on ••
Center). fih """'~· 11 ~ Your O~il1 A<1o'••'t1 Cu<a'• Ji.. un.L~~·~~ 10 Classified ad No. 193, c/o Costa i\1esa, Calif. 1,2,c:,";~EW='°"sc=H=w=r=N~N,-,lO::-s-pd..,.. Top qualtty. deep blue I t11~i'-1lf4\T....,. rou "'-'"·· tl(tn Join to rorm -OFF·i'c'=E~C~L~E~A=N~l~N~G~' ~ h ,.,,4.,, A••o .. 1•!'11 •o '~• s10,... ocf u~t Dally Pilot, P.O. Boll:'. 1560, \'Civet, like nC"'• 642-9401 110 .. ~r 111111!. !::•~>· -no lln· t 21-29·• To develop me~sagt for Ft•dOY1 s33.J9 ~ Costa i\:le:iia, Ca 92626. TURRE.'¥f LATHE OPRS fol' Vat:5lty & Conlinental. Boy11 llur. 1a1~r1!nlnl!.~u!lt1n,, t·our
Approx. 4 h1·11 cvi'!!. Expl'r · 0 .12.n •eodword!.corre~ingtonumba1s ~1 M-67 I -7'"'-""=="-'7T-~--small manul. firm. PleRsant & girl•. 9»-2454 aft JO am. KTiog0 S~...i8ed5 'r.x',,,",',·,5:',.,":',· It"• 1 J:1'r 'l'llll'T.~; 1•1.A ,., ;::~~:i: ~~;::~~·r,~!~~rn 7110: ~· couple, $3 hr ca. + aulo ot )'Ollr Zc:x:hoe.b+rth''9"· *S1c•ys, 8ookkMper1 kl _, & ~ ID SPD Blk•s 114 "'sembled wl, .......," , ...., ,~ • j "l'le on p1nar11r., •top 1.,~n·~ · CM & N t 1v.,.., JIR-~ "'"""• !lave too mall>'. to list wor ng CO•iull ., ........ ro. . , \\a.JI area rpg. 673-2·~ _or &hort.JI IOI' ·-•t0n fun: 7~t.:t:NTS f11r-.-1:.ochpat1•rri .. exp. ' ' 21
11'P ;.,.!1l'<'ll5. 2Yo1t1t :UC•M• &:1,.,,,.,, IJz nninde" ·l"e"'"" paid benefits. ~Tapmatic Slokefl, Spokes B1cyclea V Nol« tl,...1,, 1 0 d-'d 1\thl zi.. n•nt' fut e1fh p1u11n1
Coltect coll nk'. t 31 ., .... 01 1 ~r<! tz,°"'-lieo.. '4020 e'i;h St.;-S~t~-104-C>rp....l&al l\etlering, IMnt •. -JlB. 536-$1D_&_ ~7691_ ' HITE "\\TOl,lght lron gl~.u <11•!1111. Af.1."'qt~l~! ... t":.~d~:~.~J:t~:~~= ·m~:~r I
OLDER Lady who ('1\0 <hive, ~P&.>-:r..e,..,.. Ml•foo&.n"""" New;iort Beach 833-8190 97~. \VANTED-Boys Stingray ~°!.,,dllnl.OO!!C,!.;:, ~ •• pc. Like ~,,11 r1 II led l '•11~r~ ll!~r.· d••~ ikh~•rl' wU1 l•k• th'" part time rom panic>n. lie. 6Mo. ~w."' ti(ll•..,. ~~~-"<! 1 ob 1-~ss Bicycle. Price 0 pen. '"'... · '1'N"'fO • ... ,,.,.,. s11 .. 1 ~. 10. 12. J~. Iii, .. ·...,.8 or matt Stnd 10 Alite hswk .. for older C'OUf)lr, $. 'Vw·~11 JTs.t-.,, 61""'-lt.N Dal A J--TYPIST S45-33lO 7· SOF'A. grttn & naturnl l8.8t1tll ibu1ti111011.to•a1' BN!olis. 10S, 1~ D1lb' t~lot
Cit Plat.a al'Ca . 64-1-2613 ::=; i:i!:!' ~~~.... 1r1o~. 11 ./10. No Ch•rge To Yov ----------1 Ta · XI d ~"' >"•rd• l().tnc11. NHll~r•ft o.p1. .&1 11:1.oki
JOA •l:IC-. 10ean..o.• otc.11 [~ EstabliJrhed 1965 l-'tt Paid, For Rapid Typl~. B lld' M h I I I025 ~iry piint. • llt con· N-twJ SIOOf<K,k h N U•rn n..1\f1 ~U1llm1, Nt"i VOllf, OPTIC\L LENS CLEANER, ''l-oOl"i t lL....+.o 'fi r......, SJ.59.66-6' . Growth potentl11l In legal U 1ng ii r a S S75. 6/a-4433 MlfUct>n11 ror fkll~n .. r11 NV 10011 1,'.nn1 N1mf. AV·
Some Opt I ea I ell~ll!~ ''"''""• •2Mcn•,.. nl• ?l).7.,ll·16 SECRETARY / Reccntionl1t, dept. o! In--. local flnn. doo T\\-lN Bed, 4 piece r-.taple, 10' 11"'1 \'l;i 'm111 ~nd&11n·••I dn! .... z,11. l';it1rrnS11mbt-r • l)M..-4)w-71~ool>W ~ --7-.: • .,.,.,. F-;;:_"ol'"P•. ALU?tt. llCf'CCn r, .IJA5 ll,alKlh111. l>thtrw.,t third-Ntw' '" moat POJl~1•t preleJTed but not rcquirt<t. 1 .1~1 ••Gi$'td ,.,,....,. 1t.1..•11to•" • Gen ml ·omce \\'OiiC • .;>ll AJJ-1 .. :;:;:-11N4 •enc;,r stove, marble bath smk, ct6~..!,~11 Bedroom iiel, r1~ .. 11~11·try .. 11ltak••h,,,.,. flta:i.tna•nourlft4Nt'f'OJlttrilt
&U-5-1,16 15~ •)Md ,, '"""'" ore. n .'{ not req'Jt. Jn Costa Alet11.. ....,, 1;r9 ....., h ·~ ""'k•Ol"ll!Off.-~nd10M•na11 C'11111o1• ALI rr1fts~ TtrRr.r. ,,...,~, ,..,_,..,.. ;,,.,, J..i] 11 t ~~ ................ , lo CIUsltled 11......., B-h .,. ~·oil heater. w_arer_ catt'r, .\111n111, ~~:. thf' 0.11h· Pllol . tm.....,11n,\nsodf .. rsr 0 E D £ R Dc5k·tnvcnlt)ry ''"""' .• , r,_ n c,_...~-.,.. .....,,.... '""'"'" , ...,., unt, ll' • Y:-an liq. tub, mt111:ge 1vtndow, WICKER Trunk "'ith bl'lt.~11 1• •• n1·r11 lr\·Jll., u.r w~~' Llllh Sr•'' Slow ; K111t tlook ha.1
Control. rxJM!r. hl'lpf\.11. \\•111 l!~i. ::;-!"' ~~· 1·1"''~-nd No. 96 clo-OaDy Piiot, .Suite 213 ~ 963-Gm kllc:hen sink k disposal, COITIC'nt. lil!ings. Natw·al SI. :>tw \'or~. S \' 10011. flatlcT1~&11t l'at1'1'n ... 11&
train tntt"-'Ctllc person. xiv"" 'IO(._i. toP*• •·11 ' J>.o. Box 1560, C:O.ta ?tlt'18, ..-1 .. , 608 A I CdM finish s.·..o. S.1()..4781. 1'n111SA MR • .100RE.'-~.z1r, :>l!'ll"t"\1'(1jl•1101n•fkK* 11.ot .,. ~1Cw<J )In.... r11,.,..,,.1., AQIJ••rvs en D2S26 TYPIST $525 Ol'1" 'IQ . CAt'll, I. SIZt-:~nllSTl'l.~/'>L':.l flt'.A ~tr .. '~'ki .. \tCl'Ofht10k'fl00 _GJ_>-J<_p:;,~~~.;.'-e-J~o~b--·1 1 ir~ ~"" n~ 11" 1,~;.· i~ :'~ --·-SECRETARY ' BeAullf\11 modtm of l ie e C•mera1 I Equip. I030 B~~tchl~~~atn.ih lo~ 'X~ ?~!·,~~:n:~,~!1~%::.>;::~ :::~?:f,~",.~=:·· ::·::
i• ""-'>"..,.• .l'l"':>l'' •I.to 2 "":i' 1 located ln Irvine Complex. . ,.,..___ 900 l<"rn 111,utt N~"' SPR/:0.-C· 11161•nt M•tt•mt Bk ... fl oo Jo1dlble houN. H05pltallt)• ~~(.,.. ;~!:., ~~~"""""" 1 ·lJ.i•-»·' Temporary or pcnn. or This ~iUon 111. opi?n due to DUSHNF.LL Sky~Cnef 11 ll'i~J · St")l)I ~!R l'ATT lillN l~•ntM_.Y "°'* . 1100
liostc1111 Service nead ad ~re.""'"'-~ ;.'~' ~'N"' u•~ .JI-14
w, dental oUic.e. E ve1. pt'Omolion. "real CO· Rt'trnctor TcJeftCOpe .. Xlnt DUNCAN PHYFE DinlnJt CATALOG.100Myteir.a1111in, i'omvl~1t1i1Alh>11 11 00
lntelUgcnt. wom u n le> 2\Dt>f·-•~ Y"'"" ••°"'II'•~ ,,sc:i1 'iH+-2:?.tS, DR}'ll 642,...6.1·17. v.-orket'll. ""-. "',...,, " of cond. l\lany extl'l\l. S.150. set, Solid J.tnhof;i;an,y,J;.1d~. 1""'11'11ttt11<"ow111>11.Stl'ld~k t"oolpll-t•\l~h~n,•ll . u oo .~~-~The &'~"'1 '":1'~, ~ •" ~ \kl S ~~9 lk Sa l ~'I' 111110',St:W•K:>'IT80t)k•1lll U l'tl1~1\fth~lll<•l.l . bOe \YClcome hc~v fan1lllC!1, You *'""' 60k t0t: .. •11<1 "'A'-'' SECR.ETA.":Y -law office. fee/Al.I() f~ Jobs. Call Sally 11\ or teve. 0 1 • .-vo "' llf!W. c. ''""· ·' • i M~·~u~~llfPfl1<'1'!1 ...... s1 ~ !looi!eft•"liuu~•I .•. »-
\VllL nMd a. CAr 4 O ta\ () 111• 3-6-l·lt 0\.'l'.'r 25, r;yp/•h. tJ;pcll lfll: Hart. S.10-6(15j, Coe1lal Havesomethlng)'OU wAnlto Don't l[tvc up th e shlpl l11.01tant.,•M11anlldok .... s1M M11to<·u.mQu11111t,..,..•J •... $0e 1Jtyfp<~wn~·1~cr2·~C~o~ll~54=1-~300~5~l:o;r1~~:::=~1:~''i-J.:·:"""'==\tl!/==·':'~:"'=·==·"':.:":"':'::::::':"::"=~ llklll'.': rcq. No Jegn.I exp I~. P'f'llOnntl ~t'.ney, 2 7 9 0 1ellT Cla!s\rted ads do It ''Ll•t"lt tn Cla1111Uled. Ship llbl•nt.!lf•·1n1noo.t ..... 11.~ UQu1h,,forToda.r•S ...... 3Ge interview appt. • -$125 wk. 5"0..Q8:«J. lfetbor Blvd, O t well ·call NO\V 642"5678. to $hQrc Resul!JI 642-5678. ___ .,.. _______ ... __ ".".'."'.'."'.'.'.·-··!"'•.•I -
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~ 0A1tv PILOT Thunday, Juty 18, 1~74 .-----.==r.--.,,-.,-.,---,.,=-::-.,.-n--.--:;:--::.£:-...-:-,..-.r----<;;.,,,.-.,..,·==:--.==r--r.-;i:--n~:-----.. mr7n":'-::'.::----o;~ fto<f:':--:-::------i-""'r"~'r:;;_""'_i"""'0:..:._'7a;n'-'ao~:cu;_7s;..-_-'_-::aoa:.•;_•o_M"._";_,:;_c:o;e_l_la_n_•_ou_s ___ 8080_\Misc. W•ntecl IOll Bo.ts, M •rlM Eq. toi Bo.ts, $.U 9060 _T_re_l_lo_r_s,_T_r_•_•_•_l __ 9_17_0 V.'-"-•n.;.•;_ _____ 95_7_0 · D•tsun !~
l1USTANG qlr. m11re, 14 \\'1\;\'T 1'9 BU\. l.!CllTS \'AN~IAR Dlescla · 8 k 12111> CATAMARAN SALE Jo~ACTORY .cl(lf!t out Oii 2 ·,M FORD Y,conolln1• i':JQO R Newport leach thllllda, 7 yrs, Som:-11. Jo"Ully * * * * * * * * l * t'OH. 'TI \"A ~L.\llA J~ c.c. i:•wr sail. ha.)•. uUlhy 00.'\111 Cl,.OSE OUT _ SAVt'"; OVER tcho'" unitil. 1-11'-1 ~1-cpcr llflllSel\ll1'r ch.1h 11• ~ • .fn~~ · *DATSUN* ).rnlncd \Vn len1/l'ni;lish. ~l-1-3417 lo'llllf'r l\Jorl.ne, 61&..3938 S300. "'/duul powt'r etc 4 1n11ri~ Auln .. air oond .. IOw.LJ~.nt
1;i». <Doll 897-3i27 *-f>UBLIC FURNITURE AU.CT I ON* Muiic•l lnitrum'ta 80l3 Bolts, Power tCM0 P·IG r a;;tf'iit artoat. $1500._ 10Ue1. 1·16' ·S 1dttprr dut1I Sl·l!l!'IS.UNSET FORO -LEASE--""'"'.----~---l l{onn. tS.2 n1t111 Cof. $1()!)5. Power rctc W/Ot' "'ilhout or
NA Allen "'e5lcm saddle. **FRlriAY 7:30 P .M. -JULY 19th** \\lJ•: llpeti31\ie In ciuAllty SOPER DELUXE PRICES LESS Tj lAN USEO! tnarlne l\lllct. li(X.'OfldO KM>-5 ~Kl G11rdl'n Grove Blvd. BUY
1n1 ('(}f~11i::~2 ***Ta ck & Toy Store Liquidation•*** expel" in11trun\ents. Ttilll VEGA VOYAGER MARINER YACHTS n.m1k>n Produces, 12691 Ncl· \Vt·~tmin:Jll'r S.:{6.·1010 Specl•ls
•ewelr y 8070 '1'1"'k nds p ~,i 'oa I ti are/· 30' DIESEi. TRAWLER 2312 Ntl\Wl'l Ulvd., N.B. ~2~;·i ~~17f1~07~~\';, I~~: '7t r ORD Club 0.atc(lu, Vb.II, 260 z ,. Loads of furn & a ppl, Som e a ntique type · nmmo ".. rgan, \.\' · On display Now! 67S.1393 6 pm <"Xcept suodAys. 12 pa.u .. AIC. Aff, PIS.
OLEX ivnteh, dla tn o n d furn. 1)::1rl Listing: 1\n tique Type furn, cane lf'nd(•r Leslie STJO. '36 J\lor-~'ibc1""Klnss'n tt'uk! ""RIBA l•·•ll·'· l<l·-al fo•· lk•luxc lnlf'1'., new lires, xlnt ('lulill'r ring. d la m 0 " ti k h t h . t bl I I !In 017 "'/CASe sm. Drop t'ull Dlspll\ccn1e11U 12' KORELLE JR. sailbont ... .. .. ('(lll!I. !WJS.8816 Aft. 7. bac rocker. c e s S, C airs, a es, Pe sa e In & see us at Se<_<ond SArE•. 11•hh tlighlnnder tl'allcr. compact cars. 4;. IX'tl, ~ ;solitall'<', silver 8l't & 1nn11y & d k' 1 Auto1 W1nted 9S90 · · es s + ots inore. r lddlc, 1.10 Cabrillo, Costa ECONOJ\11CAL! Crent for beghlnt'l'fl, coml?'I burncr sto1·<-, ice box, I... tnmre itcnis of ClllBtt' i\h•s:i.. 6t:~1703. °"ly $27,750 1vllh mn.lnsai l, jib, Ol\l'll, otht'r cxlratc. l yr old. tu~f1~7,. ti.~.,.:,~d "1 l)Ubllc T.ACK Sl·IOP LIQUIUt\'r lON: Eng rid ing E'LEC. i,:ultrir & !lnll nnip. \VILLARD BOAT \\'ORKS paddle & Ille Jackels. Only 616-2939 dys, 4!1')..2G31 evC"11,
fl \Vear. Britches, shirt s, ha ts, boots. Shoes, $70., p11nasonic 8 1rnck 1''1u·tot'Y Dl1'l'<'t Snlt!11 in 11·n1cr 6 Un\es. '7J 21' CITATION Tra ve l
:iJve itock 8075 11love.ii, hors e bla nke ts, bit s, all 1ypc leather, stl'roo 1pnl' 1ila,vt'r $30. Xlnt 3336 Viu Lido, Ncwporl i'<!glstrtion included. $600 Tr.i.Uea" Air 1'01'll. A1vning.
• 0 J" "" b I · h ()r 11111 consider trade tor .,.__, 1 •'>l\IV\ "·~ 1033 :HORSE BOARDING dcrbys. Vet supp ies . .uvxes-ags. s eig ror1d . &l5-oo7;, an 41>ni. 3S' SPORTSFISHER ph oro~ro phlc cquiptuent. .,.,.., COil(. ""'"'· .., . ..,_ •
•t<-k Bny Ar<'a. nox SIAll~ seat. Spool chest . Iron prayer be nch. Eng ARP Odyssey Synlhl'size.r. Flybridgt", nulo pl\o1, fAlbo, 9&2-2789 968-8346
':ivnilnhlf'. Call for dcluihs. un1bre.lla stnd. Red l\fa rble top tbl. Cro\vn x1n1 L'Otxl. $900. Ca 11 ROfo' •.idlO!t, '"'in st'.l'l'"'· --,-E"x"'C"L,-U""s""iv=E~-'7t SCOTSMAN 131.i It ,v/
(lok>-6600. or iental rug LIIunting \\'!)ips.._& horn. Old tnir-:ils.-0179, 210 gal fuel, 60 i::nl "'nte1'. ~· 1~ .• 0, Bmnd ...... 1., cus Rir. ~ C0?2· ... ._!'9r:1c. t1e lf· OfC:: FUrn. &-Equip. 8085" SIO\'<', ref1ig, \.\·Inch. 2 bltlt "" 'run•u ·• '"" -• con! . .......,, '!.,... . ....,,. ~chin'try ·8078 rors rec.. slecpa 6. S21,000. lrn11 boat. Super IOO(lcd. By 1.~6.'~~A~P~A~Cl=l~E'°~M~,-,.-,-,T;e°"nt
'S e TOY STORE: 1s t LINE NE\V TOYS I EXEC. s\1'\·I l'hrs $15/25 962-3500 °,~"'11~·, •&r.·T5b. aft . 1
5
1 J~1,1• h"Ailcr, !dps 6, very cll'lln, O.lo,fPLETE Sc-t Tool !\laker d ' bl Dks $1j up, SN·v chrs-$8/Z.I SUPER Ski-Flsb/ll"" Boni! ·: ,,.;:, · · un. • 8 · $:115 6'12-4412 1achlnist TOOLS, l\likl'5, + French Prov. Canopy BR set. in t es Plc1x:e, 867 \\' 19' C~·I . 6·12·34(E SKIP JACK. zO"H u 11 . 6J3.6.'186. I ~,-""--c=,,...--,=o
li;.nugc11, ln di ca t or g, & chrs, L; R s ets, B/R sets. dinettes. chests, c .. ,,10m bit ~lip Cl·--'"" s A 1 LB o AT p 2 8. Trailers, Utility 91IO r,p 11 ~ -·11 db d · R t' NE\\' IB:\I self CClrttcting .... '"'"' u,. ...... a1't'f" s. ....ntel'l!, u•'L s. dressers, h r s, n1 1rrors, a ttan pa 10 set, self't·tric 13. carriage &. JIB. ~tany. xtras. $6500. or EXCEU...ENT CONDITION VAN type trailer 17.ss· I.led.
'.-tc. Cct'Stllt!:r & KcruK!d)' oCc · chrs , color & B\'V tvs. ref rigs. \\•ashers, nii!.'C. furn. 6#-008 Trade for !Rte ~ID L t"'OR SERIOUS SAILOR. Di'Op door, xlnt cond. nu
h'()OI Bo.xes, 5:i7-8:'JG6 dryers, bike. + Lots lots more. OFFICE DESK \V/Cl-IAIR i\tl'1'CC<lcs. 548.-7741 wktlays, •19'1·4!307, 492·~5· tires, 548-0045 nft Spm. AJR C o nt p re s so r · J o y 00 54S-4m0 CVi$ &. 11·krv!s. Boats, Slips/ Doclu 9070 h c-:-.=-..,=;.,.--..,..
-:J\vislair. Typ<> 1 OT 2 ·-I, ITEMS SUbJect-topreSale. •FOOd a\'atl. \Ve ~'OR ~~~.i,q $60. ** 24, SEACAJ\1PER, 1973. . Auto Ser. & P•rts MOO
S'mn1<'dia1r availl\blr' St9JO. honor Bo!:\ & A'laster Cha rge . 8087 30 hrs, like ne11•, v.s & 1rlr. 4:>' Side-Uc Ql'1 nUJbf bay, WEEKEND ::zo.&.:i Pla~ntia, Cl\1 SS .. Pe t1: sleeps 4, head, sho\\'t'r, Nr"'IXl''t. Call \\'eek days,
WANTED. Sk;p 1-"""" & MASTERS AUCT~ON -M;\GNIFICENT Un,brella galley-Cost 117.ooo. 6"1 0'9-"7'--06.J~'="·=-~~c:-;:c SPECIALS
S n1all Dump Truck. 20751/.i Ne\\'port Blvd.', Cos ta 11csa Cockatoo & Scarlet l\fa('ka1v ofr. over $9800. f'in. av-..1 il. \\IANTED·Slip Ol' sld£> lie for ' 612·Sj J.I P a rr o t s , C'o in plctc 714/673-6188 eves. 497-202-1 sinall 22 foot sailboat, Call Good thru July 21
1 646-8686 * * 833-9625 "'/bc..'lut iful cage s '& "ED''. ~18--0297 aft<'r £Pb.I. PLA COOL
!Miscellaneous I080 * * * * * * * * * * drift11wd perches&. lots of 22' DIESEL, Super Stxirt. Boats Speed & Ski 9080 EVAPORATIVE ..( food. Sacr i(ire $400. each. CU tty Cabin, Sport Fishel". --~·~~-----COOLER
1:1EAlITY Sl!OP Q u n 1 i t Y Miscellaneous !080 Miscellaneous 8080 Birds a re exceptionally many xtl'R.$ included. l\lini 17' SEARAY. J50 h p \\'Ith th is nd (l)P) I ~uipn1en1 fol' 3 Chr. shop. 111 n1c & affectionate, ·645. To\1·er, new fa<-tory den10. l\1{'1'Cl'lliser. JS/OB w/cu!>I.. only $1•19.!15
TOP OOLLAR PAID
IMMEOIATELY ron AU. 1''0H.1'~1GN CARS eau or CQn1e lh to $l~ us.
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \V , Coast H1\')'., N.B.
642-9405
CADILLACS
Large1t Se lectlon
In Or1nge CoUnty
Coupe DcViUe<: • Sedan ne.
Vllles • E1 Dot-a~ • COi,·
vertible11. Ah;o n1a11y olher
selecl Cad~llac Trade-ins. 1 ~;J ·
TOP CASJI !or clean used
cars anti trucks
Howard Chevrolet
$137
Pr. !lofonlh + Tx &: Uc -· Nk!\V 1fl7·1
610 2 or 4 Dr.
4 S,pd. 'r'l'11J1tc. Included
Any or 1-ll opUons
during: thiN Kfll¢
ONLY: •
AUTOJ\1ATIC ••..•.•••.• S96
AIR CONDITIONING •• SG6 1\J\l·~·~1 Srl::ll!.o:O ••••••. S26
SIDE l\10 LDlNG ••••••. $ 6
UNDEl{COATlNG ...... S l
\\'Hh 1l(lp)' ot ad only!
SALE E:NDS 7·18-74 ·-· NEW 1974
PICKUP
$2969
1''ULL PRICE: + T &: L
NEW l.9711
8210 2 DR.
$2570
f'ULL PRICE + T &: L
NE\V 197ol
710 2 DR.
$2969
f'ULL PRICE + T &: ? ..
I
Color n1R('hinc.. sha mpoo REF'BJG''RATOP. 20.6 ~!\\'. **GRAND 0 P E ~ I N G f.""' or 675-3662 •12,000. D"vli, M0-66Z2, eves can,•a· -v. Vanson lrh·. I · II · -\.hair, ~ink:;, 1'0ll·1•·,\'3)'S, "' SALE •* ~w ., "" "' '"" 22 Pus 1n~t;i auon
rc-reption dt>sk, &. dry<!rs. fro~tleRS, 200 lb fl•eezC"r. Old Dud1' .~ Things. Largest 1 GOLE> Cl'Ol\'fl Condour ~&~·~":'k:nd~'·;i•~t~2-~3~10~3~~~~1 ,~1!:!250!!.~&t~Htl~4~7~o~r~968-05~~~~ I ALSO
Newport Datsun
888 DOVE: ST. t.lacArthur and .Ja mboree NE\VPOllT BEi\CJ (
Ne"·port Beach Bell\'. f.t11cA11hur Ir. Bristol '~2000. call 67::.-0023 Li ke nr\.\i. $275. S' ftornl .,,,,.,1 ... Cloth"'"· Coslurnt' Pa.1TOI 811..::I &. cage $70. Call J 9 7 o J.'IBERFOAi\I 19' UNDERCOAT "' couch & chair $50. Dincnci "" .. ""· ,,.,.,., r·~ '""" boo [i) , ,' SAVE $10 :-i!ot'C in Orange County. u-kJ-<>1 • 1.,.,,,i;,,ass UUJ' I, seals I I 8."J..-0555 • at JnmboJ'(!(' Road ! WE BUY USED CARS NcAr OC Airport tahlt', cxl. 72", 5 chail-s: $40. p· & Or •-s l/"0/B 21 h•• -·al ·-at· 511 Any RV or T-•ck 'l)e'"!1,.,11s LA) 10.. 2:1 ... ,:. .t ••nos gans -Tiir • I>'" • " ,...,.. " ion '"' One \Virulfon·Deha trn 60 off. Scars Combo radio/phono, '· ,. • N• oo•t $7000 °·11 0 I S39 95 , n1orr nu1rkcd dO"'ll On nlOSt un,.. W ;, , • .,... liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i!iiiiiiii" iiiii n Y _..rood ti,re_, fits 15" rin1 niaplc cab., nreds l\'Ol'k, • Pl NOS •r1·-~~~ Lk new Pri •
ANO TRUCKS CALL 1133-1300
' ~ itt'ms, al!IO loti; of furniture. A -" "'"'-........,.,.,. · ~.::r,e:: \.\''!r"t!J!~· 675-134j $75. 54()..{M56 nfl a pn1. C'h'. Liu~e i\lorlf'nl China • ORG"'NS pty. 673-7022 eves C•mpers, Sale/ • ~ I \\j ~ ~ 1~11 Con1e in for a tree appr-dislll WILL 8JJY YOUR
I BUY!! c~birlet $2.)(), 50 + SUl!cases, /14. 1YRold,18' GLASTitON W/ Rent 9120 f I I J ta GR<Yrll CHEVROLET, OATSUN, TOYOTA
lS:Zll BcL..ch Blvd., ltu..!1.~ ~h1_ • OL ~OLKSWAGliN
'lNE """ i ew e I ry. """'" 1000·, ol good o"'1 R ntal f $5 trlr. Llk• bmnd new. s..i;1--------)=! I [bronze!! txirrelalns. finl' Good. uSt'd tumitw-c & l'lothing ;i0 +1920-30 Vintage e $ r 6, fly IXJpd. V·8 302 Cl" 1'fERCED Camper, 8 ~2'. Sl7-00lj7 """'""" PAID FOR OR Nar. WILL
~·rystals, rugs. I urn . , appliances or \\'ill sell for )'OU Old BI u e Enibroidenxl m91.pr, Aft &pm, (213) SS'l· xlnt cond Domctic relrig, Santa Ana t'1"ry a t \VE m.JY PAY TOP DOLLAR. CALL
\nntiqu~ & n1uch more to be MASTERS AUCTION i\lasonic Coots. Sl5 ca. Open Nights 'til 9 1&11. other xtrns, $750. days SRnd C'an)'Ofl E.':<it li\lPORTI!:D AUTOS KENT ALLEN. 54().0442,
BEST PRICES PAIOI
Dean Lewis Imports
1~66 lh:rbor, C.M. 646-000:
1 ~!d at public auction, 646 8686 or 833-9625 COi\IE BRO\\ISE. 1104 2 Sat· 'til S·30 Sun 12-5 a.ASSIC 18' s 0 u th c oa 5 t 673-3200, eves 5-1$-.6024 f'rce1\'!IY Cl0&· .:~~~ight set & bench. ait. G or Sunday 839-097·1 I g~~:n~~.Blvd. Garden *Pi1nos .& Gr•nds* . ~pstrake, ~ c r u i s c r • DAT'i'l iv/13 Ben bo1v On1ng~nCoun1y
I J25. 'O'Kl'efe & ?ilt'nitt gas 2 SLIDING glass d oor Baldwin . Cable. Chickering 1'1Lnt cond, lnboa..rd eng, c a mp e r 2 3 M ni i
range $55, }fa~n goll <'lubs panels, comp. ne"· $200, ANSWERS . 1'~ischer -Ka"·ai • Kimball ~~;· ne~ ~a1; top~= SIK &l\' 'REF, Boot. Sip SU PERIOR Auto Fort'ign ~·!bag .~ cart $25. ;)57-3.\38. selling SiO. i\Jodcrn sofR A· • Knabe . l\JJ~:on & HarP'~l'. ,...., , or s o er. · 4 Pt/P 5.16-3611 Parts has hundreds of used
CASH J<l)R
YOUR CAR
546-7070 chair. Al. $70. I2xJ7 n1bbt'r i\1uSllt'tt • Sohm er . Stern-3lY CHRIS CONNIE '67, .72 i\IAROON Datsun PU foreign auto parl.!1 a t
Genuine EXERCYCLE, for ba1:k rug, indoor~uldoor,' SCRAM LETS \1•ay . Storey & dark . \Vin· fl ybridge, trim ta~, bnlt l~/6 pnck overhead can1pcr. rcasonabl~ pricP~ & r r r c AUTOS IMPORTED Jotal body rxE'.rci;w, lk nc11•. Ne11• SOO, sell Sl9. h1'1n lxlrm • ter • \Vrulitzer • Yamaha rank_. ean.vas r in, S\\1m.· step. R/lf, 1-~. r::Ao ,,.,97 deli\'erly. 752-1656. 1 7 3 I I ~:: Orig. PL'ire, 64:i-8858 or t •IO 960Z746 ..,,.,'<IV\ fu 21~781-4'...., ~.,..,,.....,, Superior,Costa l\ll'M 1Gener1I 9701 615-8898 rr ~ · ~. '· Finltl' -Ult ra -Ra\·en -Nciv Spinets ll' •••••••• ~ ~;""·"""· ~. -""• fl' DAi.'IA Ca1nper. ·sleeps SES JolJEL JNJECl'OR 1vilh ;---------~ . o· RA\l'lN"TBL. ''····"1. •2•. SILVER PC"l'Son RERUNS Used from ............ 595 11 Larson Inboard/Outbotu'd 2+4. Like nc11'. Best offer. f v w I BUY or LEAS.E ..,.._ "·""'1 ., " 12-7pc pl3cc setting. \\'allace -: , . Players " ......... , $895 $1600.Cabover <;=ami)(>rfully Ca\1 847_7676 adapter or .. 1·on1p ete
I Adj. Architect t· ha i r. Grand Baroque + scn ·ieini fTI he 1•h•,1t lhnt n1c1n11do h1\1es Grands " ........... S395 eqpt $60(), Both in slnt cond. Mo I / \Vilh pressure regulator, air SAAB
JeathPr t.· n1etal. $.10. pc's. saioo. niin. bid. Avail a l'~ · c1n, c~pcc a )' \\· 1en *ORGANS* 64;,...9;;J7 torcyc el r.Jenner. all. hard11•at·c. ~5. &
'Exerryclf' $20. fpr inspection. 7/18, Thurs. they re ll'levlsion REl}UNS. Baldwin. Conn. Hanunond. 19• T BIRD Tri hill, cully Scooters 91 SO S46-lS1'9. ALFA ROMEO
BA NK RUPTC).".Pril'ale Sale Lido Nord. Phone 6i5-223 1/ OPE:'-/ING Soon In Cororia Kawai. Kimball. Lowrey. b' i--0~1C 110 u.l--'--------7.""" General 9510 642·8199 for appnt, dcl 1.lar Patio S hop , Itodgcrs. Thomas. :.·.::m-ca 111• ;J;> • ' 8 '72 ~tJZUKI 250. St. & dirt.1----------·1 r.t ,1·holcsale. TV's, ran~s. i\la.-ie's "House of !II.any aha • \Vurl•'1:<••. xu:is, !id trailer, w/brakes, Good t'un'g cond.$:n>. see WANTED , tlish11'8!1her. 5»-0151. COUCH $15. Po1rl'r Sa\1· $1J. Th •e. ., Le: II "" $42JO, 546--2222 202 12th St/Apt 1, Hunt.
lD 1• v~LO\V h•• c~• ....... t !lolaple Bunk beds $-15, Uphol ings · 1 me Sf!: your Optlgan ................ $150 13, o. \VII h ~ 1 "-h CASH PAID x.... c..... s .... ,,... ..... ~,·,SS. •·throon> -h•'nets art "'O. 1·k, handmade. glft!I & Low-Sp;-r· •.••••.• .,,= .x:a c "'"a er ~~ Be . F y J k A b"I • ~1·/pad. Good condition. $50. ..,.... ...., ._.. 1 1 ·~1 .. ,... .,-UTJ n... ... boat 1973 Ciu'Yslcr l5hp,lci:c"=,,.-====--•E;::::::;-1 or our un utonw 1 cs.
6.fr228S. Ile\.\'. $12, TV ~;J. all kinds crea J(lfl'!: on t.'Onsignmcn · Wurlitzer Spinet, ne1v ,. $499 ~ · '72 ll·D Stxirtster. xcc. Call &4Vl930.
at
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fit " ""' "' ···~-... of m u .!! I ca t instrumcn1s. For fu~~cr i~foi:im~n * WIN FREE * eng. $lOOO. Call :>1g..goj'J' or t.'Olld. S1850. Call after 4p1n.
.;-AIR ConditKmer 8500 Bikes. m 1~ E. ·20lh St-;-~t p16-,~~."'"""'. <.:all l\larg1c al ORGAN-tESSONS 642-7880 53&TI5.i. Antique1 & Cl•s1ic 9520 ••Directly ncro:a-rrosl'l-Uic
BTU. Sears. ll kc lie\\', $85. ..-.-.uvu ·n Diesel lXl"'ercd 28' Luh1"5 HID '7' s•···•I •.• ,,.... Balboa Bny Ci"h"
1, •••• , ......... _:-•~ '.""-"_,
COFFEE G _ _, i\fetal .. llU Vto \\'ANTED -'54-'56 }~o rd " i 96'24731. tu ucn i t SA'ID SETS •··nd cd FULLERTON MUSIC Custom SJJOrtfishcr w/full . . ' h o .. 1 • •·rvl-lum coffee maker triplt' 1 .,, • '"' cat'\' Bargai 1 SW 7225 fran1e. Lo ts of c romc. Pickup in good to <-xcellr nt .:)it es .,.., "" .>\IRLf.SS SPRAY GUN • steei sink, misc tiduschold J Brazilia n Rosc""OIXI. Sold at 18191 E:uclid, Fountain Valley· fil!~· n. -• \V/trade for Yeti. Sl:i-1621 condition: \\'Ill pay lop 645-6406 645-MOO
1 Bink5 Super ~· Xlnt L'Ond. furnishings. 412 A\·ocado, $29.95. j7 .Pl'l'.il rw:w.: $20. IX'~ 557-4836 . . , . '73 HONDA Cl.350. Xlnt dollar for right lrut'k. Call : Audi 9707 Pn• ply. STJO. ~~9238 CD:\I, 673'l534. set, or S~a. lit't e!'t!rc lot. 85 122 N. tlarbor. Fullerton 73 r.iOVA \Vcllcraft, 26 , twin cone!. CaJI aft c r 6 pm, 673-1266 Eves. aftCf' 8 P.~I. I c:.:..;c_ _____ _;_
SUZUKI 100 good cond. S100. !it'IS avail. 640-4.a.?,j. 871-1805 ~tcrc 188• Vanson trlr, 962-9791 •n"' ClfEV. ,~,·al d1x 2 '''· '7:Z ii DR Audi IOOLS. Aulo, ", · I 45h IJ\IAYTAG p orta d r y rr, S b l<I-I > Extras 70 hrs, to ta l .. •~,..==·c;;;,.;;;:;:-::::;;o,;; ~· ·--' )3 Boston \\'hri t'r, p I Struclo gas BBQ both uper uy " yes. :. tone $U,500.' 491-6286. i.69 BULTACO 2j)cc, ~1v top jj,000 orig. mi's. Ru ns rlnl. ,vc, sic:'ro. Ill?\\' radials.
fbn'. Sl!OO. 846-zr.::I. brand nc1\" \~·/"·arranty. ~m. cnrpclS260yds.s'H"o"•"'ES1d co NT IN U o U s FREE ....,, Sk:' . k 215 0 VH.r t'nd, runs strong, t200. or $900. 979-8630 S3~50. &J-1·5670•\1•kdyi;. ~..\ND\VIQI Glass 107 pc ~lust S<'ll. 84i·5&13. rapcry 'fX'C. ~ ORGAN Cl.ASS ES FOR "'"· . IPJAC ' nlc, ' oUl'r 642-2190 'R~e~c-"'V'oe'h~i~c~le-s---,~5~30'-' I ·rz AUDI 1001..S, sunroof. air I f':of $6.'ID • ' , INTE~IOR.~ ~ Avon SL ,\DULTS. Be g inner 11 Bait Tuk, lull can1•as & ' d nd Ai\·l·t'l\1 & Priced 10 Se ll.
Ir· ·6~ ••• 6 USED Elcc1ro11ics pu111ps, 642-22a;) or .J-18-46.'J<I 7.·00P•"•l, lnterm·";"''' S:'"', covl'r s, clea.1\er Ula.n nu '69 YMIAHA 100. G co · 1.....,.,, g l' n c r a tor~. Surplus KITCH. Thi 11. :; rhrs . S•lO. Costa ~1esa ""' ... Tuesd-;:y $5:700 67:>4595 Forced to sell $1SO/bst ofr. BOATS-TRAILERS \\'Ill trade S.1J-20-t0 Dir. ;~'~:~~nuita~,ao:~e!.~ 4 Systcnis. 120 2Jrd No. 12 .t: Ha1ch·cover Tb!. $7J. \Vovl'n nights, Fo~ntain Valley · 17' iAB1N Cruiser Outboul'd, aft 4:30• cn4
350J Sl)G"-~ . 5 RY STORAGE BMW 9712
1 iUd£-a-Bf!d <1~1-7437 ' No. 13 COS1a ~tesa. &1;;..54so. \\'cxxl shade, yl'l!o1v/walnut , \\'cdnesday nights. Start a~y bait tank, cover, trailer, "13 HONDA, . • ~mi , 24 Hour Security
· · · 8 Pc. \V ,\TE R L ESS $3:'10. l\t inol1a Comci·a , ni\sc. \.\'f!Ck. Fran ~lieus 1 n etc:, Sl,900. or trade for n1os. old, $l!a0. F 1r 111 •
Datsun or Toyota CRb flig b C'OOf\\\IARE SET, still in 644-523.'11 chargc__L...~st Music Costa travel trailer . 6-12--6155 •19-1-4728 & In & Out Service ! Ca.tnpcr Top, Fiberglass, carton. $20. DUNCAN Phyfe table & 6 l\lcsa. Ne"'txin Blvd. at 1a· DORSETT, 1'railcr & '71 DUCATI 450 RT, $750., ~f~n~:~~.;~\l'~n
i;d. cone!. 551-6786 $7-2G79 chairs, Gas rangl's 20" & Harbor. Top, 40 hp Evinl'udc, 5351 '71 Honda 100. $350. Both in ETE RV
J \VATEJl tlYAClNT1'1S GOLF clubs, Stan Thompson 30", !\tuple Bed set. 7 642-2Sjl Sien'&. Verde JUI., Jr1•inl'. xlnt L'Ond. 968-8816 nft. 7. COMPL
READY 'tO BLOOl\I $3-$4 c.a. custom tined far r;'2" gal. 4 dra11-er desk. 2 'I'lvin beds. 7 lO FT. oiasspar rullllbout. '71 SUZUKI, good condition. SERVICE & REPAIR
f * 54~1966 * \\'Oods. 8 irons. Almost nC\v pc Kitchl'n S('!, :>l:;.(1136 CO.t\ST MUSIC Steering \vhecl & cable~. $•100. or best oflcr. Cati CENTER-STORE
HLEC. S\\'EEPEP.. Eureka. $1%;. 673-;1918-aft-6:'30 pm. Now-Open -Evenings -5175, 6'i~9280 ;;57-0058-p°!~~~rl~~~~.'.-~~1-,1-0-x. J.~~~;1~~Yc00~1r~,~~:CO~~ _PERSG.~~!fUGS O'J~~· ~~u~~. ~~~ 1~5 \\lh/aler,e MS900crc.35, tr a·l I e r ~.~~3·~·'-7.H~O~D~A~KA,.,-~1"'=-~,~V~om::;:ba:;-t. • ~ •
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.. Sl100 · I 1· f f Cor. Neamnrt & Hru·bor, Ci\I \V {_'O\' r, · """"' 1 N.Y. l\llNT. 97oz. $3.'i':i an . lll{' uc ing trans er ec. Mi1c. W a nted 8081 ··•-;,,, ....... , 675'4433 Call 581-t.:>2'7.
J oz. All or part. 642-7671. Call 675-6138. ~ .. ,~ . II -y ·-~c~•1 -
'I Brookhurst at Talbert, FV GLASPAR 16~2', 110 , 120 Wi Buy our. ye e Santa Ana Frwy nt f2I 1'1cLanc Pol\'l'r ?.fo1,1~1'S. DLSKS, painted wooded dbl SILVER Coins \\·antl'<I 9W-G733 HP C" Tl"dllcr . 5'16-50J:S. Sand Canyon Exit i1ia ea. 'I' PO\\•er Ed.get' µl'destal 11·/fonnica IOf6 I bulk pric<-s. , niany xtras, .1l'an,
t SJ;;, 64:"t-58.15. ?.(l':<fi()'. 962-6&1~ Call j.18-~JO'l? PRIVATE PARTY \\'ANTS sips 2, $2100. TI4-968-1295 --;;;·1'"1"'r"'•"rn"MP="H'550"°--1 (714 ) 551-1171 ;;:;:;o=~====:..!..=====~====-=========I TO BUY PIAi"iO FOR Boats, Rent/Char. 9050 e S950 e CHINOOK·TOYOTAS round
CASI!. 492"66'29 aft 5 pm trip""'r now on display ..• • 517-9.l l5 * r-FOR RENT, D1\Y, \\'EEK, * ·73 YAMAHA ZJO ~tX * Ready for vaeaUon trips .••
MITM. DCALUI r0tt
BAVARIAN
l&i
Now In Stoc:k e '74 3.0 CS & 3.0 CSA e 2002·2002A & 2002 Tl!
e '74 BAVARIAS 4 speed e ·74 BAVA RJAs Auto. e '74 3.0 S & SA'~
'67 DATSUN P.U. $675 or
bf'J';I offl't". r<.IUST SELL
NO\\'! 673--0507.
'i\tUST SE:LL~ ·74 260Z, m11 ny
s1111s. $61 00. or offt'r. Still
under "'Urnl!lly. 1.493.8339,
'71 DATSUN 510. Rebll eng,
carb, sl('('I radials, m ags,
$1990. 979·3616.
'73 2.w'l, 4 £peed, AM·1'"l\1
stcrro, Air, n\ag11, Must sec.
\\'ill trade. S:i'l-20'10 Dir.
'71 DATh~N 4 Dr. Sedan
\\•/air. Gd ooncl. $17'50.
S39--0".!S4
'70 DATSUN ~>10, Sia. \Vgn.,
nc11• tires, I,.'CI shape. iisoo.
6-12-2913
"i2 DATSUN 240Z. Pt'rfect
oond. Load(!(jL.IStick shift.
Orig. owner ~J..m.5321
'ti ~1AZDA R.'X2. Air, 5terro,
il'a\h{'r, ''inyl roof, metallic
paint. 554-2368.
Mercede1 Benz
'72 ~tBZ 2'.!0D Diesel.
!rans.. air & like
831-20-W Dir.
9740
FIND TOUR NAME
WIN OPENING NIDBT
TIOIBTS WORT& s 13
ANTIQUE Kimball Upright. i\10. co17~~1N~rJ:· Ca ll Xln 't cond. Best offer. Buy no"·! ... ln5pect and
i\lahog". case. $t.OO. Call 533-7007 alter 4 pm drive out. , .Sec ho\V you
7J2-0516. can save dollars at Bil!
• 8094 Bo•t1, S1il 9060 '73 HODAKA dirt bike.: '-las l'y T9Y0ta, 18881 Beach
'73 i\1BZ 450SL. Ll.000 orig.
milt's, air, &: A~l·FM lteno ,.-,-=,,,-.----.,,-, I 831-rolO Dlr.
l
sauoLeeac::k 1 ·74 J\IERCEDE~ •150 SE
· A'LNT LEASE PLANS ·
&
EXCELLENT SERVICE •
c;..rl., .. ~ c-e-~ ..... t" ,.;....,, .... 11 -u., ....
Ws easy. Check the classified ·section
for "ads" llstillCJ winners' names. If
your name is Gmo11CJ them, just call
442-5678, extension 333 between 9
a.m. and I· p.m. We 'II arrallCJe for you to
pick up y_. two tickets at the nearest • office of the DAILY PILOT
Sporting Goods Knobbie tire11 + extras. $47;> Blvd., Huntington Be11.ch.
·-· -CHARACTER B t &r 4'12 811·8555. BR0\\'1\IXG 2'l lonr1!it' O I • =-~c...,,'=-~~~--c=:c riflt' 'sioo, lt.l~<l au 3 o ~::: o 1 Good cond. Sloop r ig-'73 l·ID Sportstcr. Elt?c t. .~,,~oo=DG=E~•~H~ni~·>"l-ot-o~•"h_u_n_oe ..
\\linchcstcr 6~1090 ged. With engine, L•p-sta11. Very clean. $2000. Bubble top. Air 1.'0nd.
.16 GAG E ~holt:un .Xlnt cond. Sfrake. 673·3441 . Call 61~2004· t660HDBl $3199. Sl~. i\lodel 00 Hl'ni ?2, SKI. i'"!Ol·UE Cat l•I' light blu & l97bOI YAl\1AXHA 175 C1C, ~;~ SUNSET FORD · 1::r-0266 · r t cng. tra par s, .,.,I.,> 5440 Garden G1'0vc Blvd.
" • 1 gold, trapeze und otho1· 846·8633 eve \\lest1nlnster 636-40 10
TV, Radio, HiFi St. 8098 xtrns \\•ilh car 1011 cttnicr '. .' • 1 ~ Sports, Race, Rod-, 9540 497-Z"i7l l96!i Riw rside 50CC, ..,.,
SKI BOAT ST 0 RAG E, mpg, good ~ncl. $50. Call
Security ).'ard. llOJtNET Richard 6<14-8593 BUILT·lN cassette • tape
p l a y cr/r eco rde.r,
J.'i\l /Ai\l/S tc1·eo FX
tuner/amp. Nl'w Flight
Deck C.Ontrol Pall{'! lhal
pops up a t a touch. Tuning
meter i nput/output
nuxllial'Y jacks. St e r c o
headphone jack. !I.lain unit
l\IAH.INE, 940 W. 171.h SL * 19TI 750 lfONDA *
C.i\l 60-9600 A1nt cond. 11.000 mi.
33· COAST RH ODES SLOOP '1!J6.S59S/4.9'l·7284 lbus)
No. 37. 2 w ts of sails, some Motor Homes,
c.:ruising gc!lr. Aft. :i, S.le/Rent -675--09'14 ~ 9160
'64 PLY. Belvedere Stage Ill
Rani charger. New !lrcR,
!I.lust see to 11pp1'<'c. $500
firm. 53&-9961.
4 Wheel Drivel 9550
1913 TOYOTA Landcrui!«!.r,
\\'agon, asking $-~, Shurp
1t * * &10.8144 days, aft 6 P11i9e Palme r -.--6L>i572.
6942 ... a rilyn Drive 1 ··"•"s"'1-,N'"T""'>:"1;;;{N""A"r"'1"o"'N"'A'L.
Huntin: Ion Beach \1'/IO~~· Cahover, Roll·a·
You are the 11•inner of long Camper. A·l Cone.I.
TWO FREE TICKETS 5,;7-2"16
in 11'0od grained-\Valnut '66 GLASSJ>,\R w/eabin,
vencl'rs with Bone \\'hite sips 2, bait lank \V/pump,
top. <Kl ""a ll.!! of pCl\\·er. $100. 1igged for fishing, 1000
Call J·IS.8Ml-I after 6pm. i\f.f', ~!ere. Olli, SXJOO. S.16-4730
PIONEr;n S..\'1000 1'\\'. Tl'aC LEHL\lAN 12, no. 250. Super
A 1 :i O O \V "'/transistoriZt'd race equip, ln1moc, niini
iiUlo rl'vcrsc. 12 CS-88'111 t.mllcr. Zl3-·t:').l.\4;l;;, 10 the Truck1 9560
llWll 1212. All xlnt cond. "x°"LNT=.-.L"looc:-"14-. 'N"'•'". -1'°886°'1 RINGLING, BROS AND 1---------
SOOO. 536-Sl j(I. "'/lrlr, 2 M!ti; sail~ & stras. BARNUM & BAILEY l9n DATSU N PU. n1ag whl?O.
ii'CA Ai\1 IF,\I Stereo co11salc $109j. PH: 67N73t Cl RCUS n\any stras $1600. '7 0 _, YAf\IAHA 1'm.1X, $ 2 0 0, \l'ith four ti peed reco•u t;' VENTURE Cal, d:.icron 111 the 962-3139
rh1tn}tCr. Xlnt cond. $99., sails, 1v/trli'I. (bcnurHull ANAHEll\I
:JSJ.2619. pri ply, ~1199, 979-1261i CONVENTION CENTER
6' OLY:\IPIC STEREO * LASER * 800 \\I. Katella, Anaheim
CONSOLE. SOLID ST1\TE, TOil rond. 56&}, 616-4187. Pleas<: 1·1111 6'12·5678, cxl 333
1911 OATS.UN PlJ, leaving
{0\1'11, pl·1ce has h e c n
reduced for quick snlc, Bes!
Olff'r. 515-2107
,.~I 12\.I J\1 E:TALLIC GOl.D ExeC'U·
~ tl\'c car · one onl)' (SER. b1'.lp<:>Rts. fr;x:. NO. 018009/; low 36-mo.
· ~ . open Jca.!!c at $213.08 per
2'341J'l M111-gucrite Park1\·ay
Mission Vi~jo
USE AVER'l P\\'Y EXIT.
S31·20·10 • '19.'"1-4949
LEASING
SPECIALISTS
Se:vicl' during leai;e period
is importanl. Crevier B!d\V
\\'a.'I awn rd1..i !he BMW
ScrviCi? Award by Hoffman
~lotor.;. \\1e are dedicaled
to give you L"DIXI servire on
)1>Ur new 81\J\V. Sec us
before you lei:~~ any B~I\\'.
Lnrgc. 11hlpment or '74 B:\l\\''s
just nnived. J\·Jost 111odc\s
av. ]able for immedinte de·
l11.·e1')'.
CREVIER BMW
208 \\I, L-;t St., S.A. 83.~3\n
ORANGE COUNTY'S
OLOEST
&
n10: rully e•1uippcd. NO
capital l'<!duc.:t ion l't!quired.
Jim Slemons
Imports
1301 Qua.ll
Ne\vtxirt Beach
1133-9.100
ENTER FROf.1 l\JacARTllUR
OVER
35 USED
MERCEDES
ON DISPLAY
House of Imports
523-7250
·72 i\IERCI::DE:S 250 Scd.
Aulo, tif('Ond, lo n1i'1', local
c;nr. Sir.)()(). 5'11)..<KKJO or
67J~5,l())l l'V(.'!I,
"13 !l.IERCEDES II 5 0 SL
SPol'tll Coupe, Xlnt cond.
Pt'L 1h1r1y. $11 ,7;1(1, !179-IDIO.
or &IJ.<12771 C"VCll.
$100. S.U·5&?.8 to clahn ycur ticke!s.
1 GLASS Sabot.~1v/r;ai l s. '* * ,. ,\KAI, 2800-SS. -112 channc Needs 1\t>rk. $100 ·
'6G 'l\lcrccdt•ir; Ben~.. 200
11erlan. ltccent v 11 I v c 1 , ~7 1-'0RD ~i Ton P.U. 1W'w 1974 BMW's aski ng $2300. 49.$-1986.
~l r.J'f'Q l<tpc deck. s.300. :1 18-fi02 1 • VACATION • .... "'41 008--0740. ~K~l~l'~E~&~T:-'7.llC'-----,,60I°'' AT YOUR OWN PACE • , ,
Brukc11, cluich, gd runner, In stock rend,y for Immediate '68 1'187. 230 Scdt111, sliver w/
$350. or oiler. 536-1780 dnys dcllw ry. Excellent savings bl nek int .. & xl nt. 831 ·~10
01· \vkndJ';. on rcnialnlng 1973 models: Di r.
FORD .P/U, 4 11·hl dr. Nrw SA~t;t\VJC.13 ~J::ASl~C '.7~1_.~18~280--s-f:-. -.,.-,,1-1-,.-.,,-.,1
hlucpnnt •rn;?lor w/ticaders. OVERSEAS DELTVERY Incl, Rlr & spotlcSll! 83l-2l>IO
1·co='LO-=R~~Tv-.-,~,-.. ~11~ .• ~,n-,,-r, 1 ra er no. Choo11e from So. Calif.
Consolrtlc, Good picture. 552;,, 64()..1749 "Lnrgtst ·Sc!C'ction." .962=,·~152'.'=l~a~<t=t!o=m:......,=--l l\lliST II, Viking 20' f la11..,.ic (Over,~~~ !lotJl's),
• 21 \VATT ... .,.,., "'000 cab1nRIOop. Siii?. $9.10. u ..... ., ......... _ ean &IS.12118. •. "MO!fOKltOME P1" "'"""'' ROY CARVER, Inc:. rnr. ~ 195.\ OIEVV-~i 1,'on V8.-. -no1u ROYCE ur-.r.v .=-;~n'"""M=E=R=cr.=.=o=E=s~_,,=~-1
Auto lrans.. Radio:_ Loi~ 1\1 E. lilh SI. I H1'01,1'n/Cognnc. 46.000 ml. bed. I O\\'flCr. $'175. 61a-4'.l81 Cosla J\fesa e ~~4'.1 J(ij()O, •l~1-l~i80
'S.l DOOCE, 5 P£11'S. P:U. '68 B..\IW 2002;" ~. Si!\'tl" MG 9742
runs ,i..-ood. 8 r>b' llrea .. can ""black interior 331-2010 1----------
TJX Tel~ $2'1. :'>t:J.3S6.) JR' Alphn C11tarnara n RENTALS
Xlnt C'Ond. Tntllt:r. Redhill ~ Snn Juan, Tustin
001·1198 or ~·Zill (714) ~cm> I~ ........ MarN fquip!Mnt z;· READY TO GO. Prtci'CI '74 Shail1t, ~· Motor Home
10 move. E>.1ras, CHll for rent. Sl75, Pc.r 11·cek, 6-!6-0030. Dlr
Gener•I 9010
~ aftrr 6i'JM Prtv r>R•i)'. :;s.t-4828. "67 CJl'EVY Shor I· bed. •· H S2S Ci.mpcr ~1. 1\lr. Ta.oo.nut 1.1"-CAtrCAT Cn.!Rmamn =~'=°Oi'C..,=r-~c-,,.--,.,-,;-: Rims. s1 ;,oo. &IS-0993 all. a
ll'ilh trnllc.r, JlOOf\ rondlllon, RENT: '7l ,.El D or a d O ~JN'PEl?NATIONAL 1li Ton li«nscd $oJ60 !>IS-<130.>. i\.to1orhornc. lps 6. S('if·
111;· l\IT'rll\IARA~ Dihghy, SOLlNG 27' Good rood. l..'Onf .• $175". "'k. + Sc ll rnllc. 4 f;pd, 18.000 mill"!,, S23CO
4 hp !\Jc.re OIB, deek elm. Never raef!'d, rarely 11.tcd. MS.2.it 1 bclo1'1 ~1 . rut 6. ~I~. & 1bt, dav1t!!;, SU anchor. I::-;-,-:;...,,,,.,-.,-;,,,--,;--;;;;-;, v-9570 rh1tln, l!nc. dlr. finder. 2'L1-Npt. \Up S2GOO. 6'11·5286. 2-1 x 64 dual wide. 2 BR. .. 1n1
iSt-1292 HOBIET 4 BA. l.f(e den. Air cond. '71 FORD Su~r Vnn 302.
\VllJ. TitAOf; l\t,\GNtFI· ~ 675-Z).13 Adult Jl(lrk. ~l-fltl>.i Auto., rnml)('r con v.,
CENT U!dir~ Dinmond l:Tu-rn--,--,-.. -,.-,-1 -,-,,-,.--~1n-lo T "I T I "170 ra~l!!l8, lt1creo. Xlnt eolld. Rln~. !01· __ ~~I nr J •o11 cr .a l!IC~'O. ~rl! th~ with _r_•_•_•_r_s,..__r_•_ve ___ ,_ 1 ,.1.,2900_,~· ~P,,n,,';;64()-o.111-c;;-;-;;'-"7;;;;;
Boa t In i;:ooo cond. 64S.Zl47 t1r Da0)' Piiot Clesi.lflcd Atl TRAVl-~L 'l"fWLER. SIC 'ti OOOOE VAN. 15,000
or 6U..3002. and use the money ' lor n 19', T11nden' .rucles. Xlnt n1tlt!!, lot• or :dM!l,
CL,\SStF'lJ.:0 Will 81:'11 h! .!!!_l't'O! Cal l 6.12-66?~ TOdRy. ('1)00, 811~7136 * t).t:J-22 12 *
7i""3~B~~~17.1v'""'1002=-. ~J_a~.ooo=-n=,"'u"'"es.
l'unroof. ~A1\l·~t.I stereo.
IOl-20-KI Dir.
'i 3 B~l\V 2002 Ttl, 4 ~peed.
air. Ar.l·t'i\1 stcrco. !131·20-'I>
D~
'71 0 1\1\V 2002, 4 s:~ &
sunroof. S.1t.2t}l0 Dlr.
Capri 9715
'7:? CAPRI Low mUcastc, ,:-In! oood. S2..00. -\\'Alll 11'1 f'N:.1111!1 •• : •• 1>12-Mi2
'!ill l\IGA Con\'f'rtible, ·n c·
11101't'd, Top, 1d1 le f'ur!oin.ot &
t'O\'f'r, RUCKI 1'0r11!, SIOOO,
6<6-!JT.~l::.O ____ =~ I
0.,.1 974'
CHERRY l~ Red ~I GT
fill.VS~
t>v.!.'t ll#.4llS4
Porsche . 9750
'63 PORSCHE 3.\6 B. Good
("OOflit!rin. $~. ur bes!
offt"r. 6-l~t.cm
Scl1 kllr "'1,,-n-,.-,.-,-,h-,-o.-,-1y1
l'llOI MA.~~lflMI nit. r..i2 ... i61l1
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9590Autos Wanted 9S9Cf.i • • • Kris Lu
AO Irvine Avt.
Newport lt•ch
You Rre the wlnnrr of
TWO FREE TICKETS
10 the
RINGLING BROS AND
BARNUM & BAILEY
CIRCUS
II lhr
'74 TOYOTA
lest Deal
Anywhere!
LEASE OR BUY
All Modelsl
DUALM&
-mDTA.
'72 VOLVO 1800
COUPE
AutomaUc, &lr oondlllonltlfl,
AM/FM radio, radial tires.
Immaculate con d 11 1 on . 1403859)
'~IMPALA SS [l:JlJl'I ._ ~ OLDSMOBILE
GMC TRUCKS CONVERTIBLE HONDA CARS
UNIVERSITY OLDS A u Io ma I I c transmiu!on, 2850 Jlarbor Blvd
ro.dlo and heater. (002AVA) ';oata f.fen 546.9G40 $677 'mviSTA CRUISER Wgn.
tlY( Roof rack, air, auto., PQ"'er ffl str., poo.vcr brakei, low
'72 PINTO 2000 cc, 4sptl.,
xlnt cond.. 24 mpg, best
offer, ~9076
Plymouth
ATLAS
Chrysler/Plymouth
O!X'n Dally & Sun. 'lil 10 PM
2929 Harbor Blvd,.
Costa ?t1esa
546-1934 ANAHEJ?i-1
CONVENTION CENTER
800 w. Katella, Anaheim 1966 Harbor, c .M. 648-bSll3 ~tOltVOLLYfAlli&O • ';;i~'.' & ........ 831-201-0
lUQIA Lana n/c, p/s, p/b, am/fni mpg, air, auto, mid. bl u.,
•
. 1'111111 I .a.-!. ·7-J 6LOS Culla11 Supreme, '74 GRAN AM. 8000 mi., 18
Please call 642-~'18. ext 333 Volkswiien '770
to claim your !lckets. ---"-·---YOLYO 1966 1-larbor, .c .ri1. 646-930:~ stereo, new tires, gold Immaculate. 499-1429
* • •
PORSCHE 1970 91 l·E Jo"'uel
Injected, Alloy ?if a g 1,
AM/F'f.1 Stereo, 5 spd,
$5500. 545-11'18 ask for !.fr. Crumpton.
1971 PORSCHE Model 914,
\Vhlte w/black Interior,
$4,000 call art 6 eves,
'68 VOLKSWAGEN '&S CHEV. Impala Spt Cpe. ;.;~~lnyl lop. alt S pm , '66 PLYMOUTH V.J.P. all
I00:7"4'rbo'v· co.M.LV .... 09303 ~~.Henter, AIC, $Z75. '73 OLDS Della Royale HT S:i:::n super cond. $475.
Automatic stick shift, radio 'n-..t-9935 Cpe, ale, i 9,tm miles, ~,1'-'o~o"uSTE=~n~ • ...,,Rl""H00.--,A=1c,
and heater. (82&GMX) _......,,.._~------1 SJ,39j pvt pty, 7631 Scolnc A/T, 6 cyl, 20 ~1PC. Runli
$1077 Best Deal '67 OODGE Dart GT. 6 cyl, 0.r. HB & looks xlnl. $1395. 675-5568
Anywhere! """" p/•, • air. Ong. ml Pinto 9157 '70 ROADRUNNER, 3 8 3 46,000. Immac oond . $1100. auto $1200 I a • ..!a LEASE OR BUY or t>Ht olfer. Call aft 9pm, '73 PINTO. Extertor decor, ' 55$-8251
833-<»!9 LUlll OVERSEAS DELIVERY 642.7615 4 speed 1ran11mlulo'ii'.' (578-'69 !'1JRY, xtra nice, immac. ~67 coeo btown, new run'&:· --YOTA -SPECIALISTS '69 OODGE VAN $1300 GMSl. Sl799. A/C, P/S, n095.
gear, Kon! ahock!, roe ;o I a • ..!a ~1UST SELL! SUNSET FORD 847·9964
llghll. Very nq-. $4300. CM ,_9303 -lall LWll * 968--7328 aft. 8:30P~t * 54-10 Garden Grove Blvd. ~.67'. '"'v"A"'"LIANT==-.,;-2-ru,,,,.--,6-,=vl
496-9814 1966 Harbor, · · D'IV' ~YOLYO Ford · 9MO Wi!it1nln111er 636-4010 ~ick shift, 5500'. ~a·11
'73 PORSCHE 914 . 5 spd, '7 0 V 0 L K S WAGE N '71 PINTO 4 pd :mo 67J..-0623 & &12-61() ·' oo Squareback, AutomnUc, a1r '71 PINTO. 4 speed trans-• s • cc
58mlag-4527w. lus, $51 . •Call oond. (S6TABP) $1699. mission. A steal. (397COZI eng., rad!olheater!. xlnt Pontiac
OR 1966 Jlarbor, C.M: 646-9303 <:9nd Sl57:i 673-4705 .,.......;..-----~£;""--·-·SUNSET F D $199. •• · · 1 ~-------S.ab-... 7160 5440 Goroen Grove Blvd. '72 VOLVO Wgn. Xlnt cood. SUNSET FORD '73 PINTO Runabout, ~;,.. •7· 3 PONTIAC U MANS
--------"l w 1 • 635-4010 Extras. P.fust sell. Prlv. 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. cond. 16,000 mt Dix int.
'72 SAAB 9!'1E ·Automatic , Htm nster Par1y. Call 493-2886. \Vestminster • 6J6.40lO Day 49S-TI71 Eve 492-8154
tuel injected, steel radials, 73 VW Swirool, red· ~66 VOLVO, xlnt corxf. ,72 PINTO R bo 2000 Au t oma t i e transmission,
23 mpg, 3?,000 mi. Xlnt AM/FM RtereQ, radials, Radials, $900. ----,,OGALAXIE ~ pd, 1 unad u2!t '4 power s tee ring ,
cond. $2625. 211-374-5640 chrome whls, tuned exh. 536-0894 * $700 * $200:!. "Ji.rfu · mpg, conditioning. t213GJU)
'67 SAAB 96V4, like new Best offer. Must sell b)' Fri. 0 S Transp. car in good cond. '73 PINTO Runabout 2000 . $2877
'
-·Ide .. O"l. s=. Call July 19· 546-652G __ A=U"-T.;c.c:.S_U.:..;;,E"D"--1 962 ~ t 1~1 A le •
'"' .,. " ;J'<N us s t -"'"""•see a '""' PP · cc's. Best offer. Must Sell. 557-9347. '69 VW B · unroo ' General 9901 v>ood Circle, H.B. Call 675-7111.
eamper equipment . Also TI 68 TORINO V t t -n lWllA' T 9765 & 72 VW Deluxe Buses to · ery as · '72 RUNAOOlIT. 4 spd, ftlllM
."'lo!.ot=a ____ ...:.;..o;; cihoose from. Call 831_2().lO '66 PONTIAC, Po\\•cr, Air, Mlp, 4 spd. traction ban, Sht>lby \Vhls., clean. $2000. -UMloTOYOTA !
... Dir. ~ns.~~~7.~2 tlnls & cam, xtra&. $1200. firm. PH: or besl offer. 536-2-i{H aft. 6
'59 V.\\I, Camper Van $450. AMC 9905
54~3874 ·72 •I spd . Good cond. $1650.
Re-bit cng, nu tires, brks, •n LTD BROUGHAM or hesl offer. 6f:i-35.il dys, }006 __ H-co_rbo_,'c•,-C~-'-!. __ 64&9~00 I papen, propane lantern, pl•, p/b:-ale. ~ect; Ignition STJ-5866 eves. __
stove, healer, tank. Before NEW AMC/JEEP $1900. 963-7028. -SUNSET FOR--0-Thunderbird __!!!! 1
5, 833-72:'>3 aft 6 497-1107 Oealenihlo 67 FALCON ST AT IO N 5440 Gorden Grove Bl vd.
MOVING MUST SELL ~~~~ne:a~N \VAGON. vs. Private Party. \V~1tnlni;1rr 636-4010
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VOL. 67, NO. I ~, 3 SECTION S, 38 PAGES
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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T oday's Final --
N.Y. Stoeks
TEN CENTS
·san Clemente Inn Evicts Goverllment Tenants •
By JAN WORTH
Of ttrll o.11t ''"' St•H
A five-year alliance between the San
Clemi!nte-lnn and the Western Whife
HOWie ended on a sour note Wednesday
as Inn owner Paul Presley evicted the
press corps, Secret Servi_ce and other
administration aides.
President's, said tersely \Vednesday.
Shortly before, movers had carted out
loads of teletypes and other press corps
accessories to meet Presley's 2 p.m.
deadline for clearing out.
has become the San Clemente pres,,
center whenever the President w.as in
town.
A downstairs banquet room racing on
the swimming pool had been converted to
a bustling, clacking press room compete
with teletyPes, typewriters and extra
telephones. · '
And the Secret Service, \Vhite House
llaff, and visiting dignitari~s often
stayed at the Inn.
"We've treated them like they v.•ere
Jesus Christ just because they were the
White House," Presley said.
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Presley quipped. "I have nothing against.
lhe President. I{~ is a good friend or
mine 11nd 1'11. always support him. But I
don 't. do business with the President. 1
have had to deal with his staff."
Calif<lrnla visits, felt slighted when they
v.·ere not allo,ved on the White House
compound grounds Friday for the
President's arrival.
In an in itial clue that Presley \\'as not
as accommodating as usual. he placed the
press corps in a smaller banquet room
Saturday so that a local banquet could
"To the San Clemente Inn , there Is no
more White House and to the While
H'ouse there is no more San Clemente
Inn," Presley, a long time friend of the
Phrasing their decision in economic
tenns, Presley, a San Clemente city
councilman and Inn Mana g'er Roy Fraser
said they haVe lost 'at least $100,000 over
the years because or the various
concessions' to the White Hoose corps.
Conveniently close to the President's
compound;rtbe Inn was-often the site for
press conferences by Henry Kissinger
and other top Nixon aides or guests. '
Though he affirmed his decision was a
matter of simply "good economics," he
added he feels. the White House staff has
"poor public relations.~· and is often
'Ille eviction Is the peak of what has
~ a v.·orsenlng relationship in recent
weeks between the White House starr and
the San Clemet}te townsfolk. proceed. _...
Since Nixon became president, the Inn
uncOOperalive. :
"I wish 1 could say expletive deleted,"
J ~ Edgar Hoover· Called
Presidential Blackmailer
Two Police
Positions
Abolished
TY.'o recomroendaUons from a probe of
the Sap Clemente Police •Department
v•ere accep\ed ',IJll8nimously without '>'
1 romment by the.City Council Wednesday.
The pooilioot al dinctor qi public
"'1ety and assillant chlof ol poliee ,.....
abolished -a recommematJon ol the 5()..
page report completed last week by
Conner Los Angeles poltce chief Thomas
Reddin. ,
The public safety director was a title
held concurrently by the chief o( police.
Since Clifford t.lurray, San Clemente's
chief retired last week for health
reasons, he has been replaced <ln an
interim basis by Lt. Melvin P~rtner, a 24·
year veteran of'the force.
The former assistant chic·, Stanley
.Matchett, as of today reverts to his
Conner rank of lieutenant, according to
City Manager Kenneth carr.
Ab<l.lt IO .officers fro1n the polic:e
defmlment cam~ · to the rn~ting
\Vedne!lday to follow the council's action
but no comment was made.
Reddin, who was commissioned by the
couoci.I to conduct a "review and audit"
of the police department, spent three
weeks interviewing the officers, city
officla1s, and other public s a f e t >'\)
employes in the area, He concluded that. the deP,&rtment,
while held in high esteem in the
community, had internal problems that
have created "a morale problem of crisis
J>roPoruons."
The report called for Chier ~1urray's
early retirement on a disability pension,
saying that poor hea1th sinci! his 1971
open heart surgery has damaged his
ability to nm the department as he ha"d
before. . ·
•sea of Asphalt' • Wiretap
Density Sl~ced Records
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In S · . c ·l t Revealed .". an em en e ;ASHINGTON (~Pl) -·A/high(FB! I
The San Clemente City Council Look
steps.Wednesday tO' help preverit more of
what city offici..,ba.ve ~ "a sea of
pt)bah ilad ~" by slicin'g
allowable -..ties io three residential .....,,
SUFFERS BRAIN TUMOR
Actreu SUMn Hayward
Brain Tumor
Hospitalizes
Susan Hayward
official handed an assistant att'orney :
general secret wiretap records in. July,
The change, affecting about US 1971 for rear J. Edgar Hoover mlghfuse -
undeveloped acres and an undetermined ·them to blackmail Pfesident'Ni:i~'as ~ ·
number ol lot& -dev$t>Ol!,to.~ ...... -..•l!iri>tap. ti~,~ ii.;,
thah cliiodty, wlll ricluce lli!'mildliNm lili'dm'alfcAhtr preSidmti., , , "J , .
eventu.al populatiol: by about 4,ftlll fnim ·1 :,, 'Die ...-, · cai:De to.light ~ ·m·five
lrilat It could have been undet' tile old ' -al. evideo<e· puliljslied by the
rules. ' Hoia. Judiciary Committee ·before It
It calls for redUCing den!ily in the begins debate next w~ on whether
medium density 7JOfle from 17 to 10 units · Nb:on 's conduct in office warrants
per acre ; medium-high from 36 to %4 ; . impeachment . ·
and high density. from 55 to 31 units per The new evkience traces how political
acre. spying developed in the 'While. House -
A standing-room only crowd of using the same personnel ai'Kl· tecltniques
_talkative residents on both sides of the -from elaborate-machinery · set up-to
question paraded lo the microphone for combat news leaks of sensitive national
about an hour to speak lo the council security matters.
befOl'fl the 3 to 1 vote. So deep was Nixon's concern -with the
Rev. Allan Vernon t!>ld the council, leaks, a new:!y published tape transcript
"I'd like to remind you of the ancient shows, ~t at one time he considered
Biblical admonition, 'Thou shalt not ordering lie detector tests . for· 400.000
steal.' · government · workers who . had "top
"It's unfair and uncorurtitulional to secret'' clearenCe.
deprive the people ti. this city of their A previou.$1Y unpublished transcript
property rights wJtbout·due pn)cess," he from July 24, 1971 showed the depth of
said. Nixon's ire ;O\fer the leak about the U.S.
Torn Springer of Harbor Es~tes took negotiating positiOn in the arins talks.
the opposite view. "Any atterript to lower "Now, goddamn it, we're nOt going to
density in San Clemente is leading in the ·allow it," Nixon said 'on the tapes. "\Ve
right direction," he said. just ,aren't going to allow it."
"It's not' a matter or making money. But the big surprise in the 2,314 pages
Tt's a matter ot how we use our of evldence came in a sworn statement
environment for those who come after given FBI agents on 1t1ay 10; 1973 by
us," said \Vilma Bloom, a property Robert Mardian, the former assistant
owner with beach frontage zoned for attorney general and once a high official
multipte-Owelling. · in the Ni:1on re-electi~ campaign.
Tom Matula said be was speaking Mardian , a sometime San Clemente
primarily for the small property owners resident, has been imUcted In the
whom he said were getting an unfair deal Watergate cover·up conspiracy.
by the downzoning proposal. iMardtan told how ·William Sullivan,
"The pattern · has already . been Hoover's deputy at the FlBI, came to him
established in many of the older areas," in July, 1971 and, said he lea.red he was
Matula said. "Every cify in the nation going to be fired because ol policy
has density problems. But I've yet to see <l!ffererlC1!_S with_Hoover~-
any of them confi9cate private property· Sullivan ·said he wanted lo ·give l\lai"·
That!a exactly .what you people are (See HOOVER, Pase Z)
(See DENSITY, Pase Z)
The San Clemente Dons, a group or
wtofficial greeters who have often
welcomed Nixon on his So u th e r n
Presley said the main economic loss
came because of ttle undependability of
1 '· (See EVICT, Page ZI
li'indi tlfJ. a .Friend ..
·Two-year-old .Kris~ie ~i~gele, ~aughter ol Mr: and ?>.trs. Bill Siegele ol
Huntii:igton Beach, gives a fnendly h~g to a pet goa t at t~e Orange
County Fair in .Costa A1esa. The goat is owned by Randy 0 Conner of
Fullerton.
San Jlian P·ark Proposal
Both Che ered, Opposed
By PA1'1ELA HALLAN area v.1iicb is construction-0ricnted.
Of 1111i D•llr .. 1..,·s11ff "They're the interlopers."· she said.
A.proposal to tum 40 acres of San Juan "\Ve v.·ere"lhere first. We ask for no thing
Capistrano's oldeSt residential district but to be left alone and to keep people
into a historic park drew critiCism and like A1r. Dunnivin out."
applause from an emotionally charged Dan Rios, Conner marshal of Orange
audience that filled the council chambers County and owner of another old adobe.
Wednesday. said he supported preservation, but also
Town Hall Association, an organization believed. in the rights of the property
that -focuses on -civic p r o b I e-m s . owner lo use· his land for business.
recommended .the use of the area as' an James Ito. who owns a nursery in the
historic district, primarily a central area, 113id he has bad his business three As ror the position or assistant chief.
l+---ttlheie-ir"epoi!IOflrt-stated-thet.J!aswadministered
works against the smooth functioning of
the · department and is damaging to·
efficiency and morale."
M&tchett, U!listant chief for five years,
has be<fl with the department 17 years,
ATLANTA (Ui.1) -Acl;ess Susan
Hayward iJ Wldergoing treatment at
Emo!'Y. Universitx_~ltal~r.e for a
rain tumor, the 'Atlanta Constitution
said today.
The newspaper quoted "close friends"
of her late husband 's family as saying
Miss Hayward, 53, had been "in declining
health for several months" and was
admitted lo the hospital this week:
-::r -* * park. The-arta, bounded by Del Obispo -years but planned for it 18 years ago. "l
Road , Trabuco Cr.eek Channel. Mission "·ork hard." he said. "And now people
Street and Los Rios Street contains some say I should get out. It hurts me because
or the city's oldest structur~. I planned ·this so long ago."
An alternative proposal called for a l"!Iayor· Roy Byrnes reminded the Nixon Reportedly Mulled
, smaller park with some artisan-0riented (See PARK, Page ZJ
' buSinesses. · Both proposals stressed that
W alker and Fox The newspaper also said that Dr.
George T. Tindall perfonned a brain
biopsy on Mis,, Hayward Wednesday tO
determine whether the iumor was
Lie Tests for400,000 residents were to remain. ,
The report specifically asked that the
site not be considered for a civic center.
Yet councilmen reveall'd later in the
Orange Coast
malignant or benign. \\'ASHJNGTON (UPI) --a White
·· 'The hospital refused to confirnt Or deny House lQ!pe released today shows leaks of
that the Oscar-winning actress had been cl~fied documents to reporters that 90
P lannin a Board admitted. A spokesman said· the hospital angered President Nixorl he considered ~e adhe~s .sl/ictly to a confidential policy ordering 400,000 penons with"'top secret ~.. . _ con~rnlng P.{llients if it is requested by '" clearances" to take lie detector tests.
-Two new pladnmg amunlssklners w~re the-Piti~r the patient's family. --1-t --,., _,..I • .-1171-IUL""ii·-. u· appointed by the San· Clemente City -~ -n-a ape'"a.,uy.n, n1u..i.o:: ouse
-Council W~y for one year terms. meeting released by the House Ju?iclary
They 1,. William H, Walker ol 132 HA RDSHIP CA USES Com~lttee, Nixon propooecl the wiretaj)S Avenkfa Alessandro and Charles P. Fox to aides John D. Ehrhchman and Egli
of W'I Ayenidi Presidio, an appraiser. Krogh.
Walker an inVfOtment ...,.,.lor has HIS RESIGNATION . Nixon .was told by Ehrllclvnan that
Already 'aervect six months on ' the abCiut 400,000 people had top tecret
commilsK>n as an interim planner since YONKERS, N.Y (UPI) _ Yonkers clearance but the number did not seem
the Janury reatgnaUon ot Geotge Bowles. Mayor Angelo Martinelli says Clifford f to deter the President.
Fox replat'es Roy Garbarine. A total of O'Key, thB city's manager for less than a "I want all of them who have top
13 applicaUons for the two posts were year, has resigned hla '42,000-a-year secret clearance," Nixon sakl. "It r.-~:ms
received . _ post, citing economic hardships. if we can get lhern to, to agree to take a
Jn a related action , the council voted to O'Key, who came to Yonkers last year polygraph test.''
chan"e the terms of members 0( the as city manager when the llepubllcan Nixon said he was convinced .somebody
city's three commlssions from four to administration too.k over,...reportedly said with high clearance," was responsible -
two yean. lnllis resTgnatlon letter to tilartinelli that and not st?cretanes--:-or '1° W-· s c 8 I e
ft will go lnto effecl ne>et year for the iL would be an ceonomlc hardship to employes.
five-member ph1.Jlning commission, when move-ills famity trotn Tucson, Ariz. 'Thi1 crap to the effect 'Well, a
the olhtr three members' tenns expire. stenographer did It, or the. waste pap-,
Join Clemente
•
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eyeqing that the Los Rios area has at the
paper basket did it. It's never that case,'' moment the top priority among sites
Nixon said. ''I've studied these cases they are evaluatlhg. ·
long enough, and it1s always a son-of-a-Speaking against the proposal was
bitch that leaks." Forrest Ounnivin, former Chamber of
The discussion came after Krogh Commerce president and the owner <ll
inbmed Nbr:orr there wa.; a '1>riMe one of the oldest adOtieSlnsan-Junn.
suspect"-in the le:iilng of-'stories""'about -"The property owners-l've contacted
SALT negotiations. agree with preservation of the old.
"PolygraJ)h him," Nlion said. "What historic part of the area," he said, ,;•oot
are his views -haWkish or dovish?" , not at th? expense I){ all <lf our lnnd. ·
When Krogh said he didn't know Nl1on •le said be bought the 200-year~ld
said· ' adobe because of the property It's on and
"1.don'fcare whether be'a a hawk or-a has leased the av.·etHng to the .San Juan
dove or a -If the 11111-of-a-bitch leaked Capistrano llistori al Society for $1 a ..
he'1'not for-'the .,..mment." -· ' year.
NlxonJliter ~anger about the "Yd I had many uses for that property
SALT 1als·w1tt.:•tlis comment: · and tPr the property behind it," he said.
''Thts doea aM nat\onal security _ Dunnivin currently bas·a wrecked vehicle
this particular t.e. nus isn't !Jke the storage yard In the area.
Pentagon Papera. ·one involves a Disagreei ng V.ith Dunnivln a n d
CWTelll ne-_got'aikln It should not support.yig lhe rtport was >itaria Brown,
Mve ~ lft · 's getting out represenllng rl!:.sidentJ In the area.
jeopanUlet tifli PQsition. "\\'e can't live,wilh the noiaes of their
Now, lfddaii\ not goina to · companiM.31 s'nia l\flss Brown; speaking
allow It. We just aren't going to allow 't .'' of Dunnlvin and another vehicle storage
Weatber
Fog near the beaches occa-
sionally oo Friday. Otherwise in-
creasing• high cloudiness. ~n-
tinued_quite v.1arm inland wlth
highs near 90. Beach temperatures
. in the lower 70s.
INSIDE TODAY
Nepal's abomhaabte a:11owtnan
has_ struc1' again, knocking out a teen-age r1ir! 11ear lilt. Everest.
See P,aQe 7.
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.J OAILY rJLOT SC Thursd~. July 18, 1974 ~~~~~~-"::.:..C:.::-:."-'C~
B•ilding Strike
Contractor&' Eye
l
Non-union H~lp
By DOUGl.AS FRITZSCllE
01 1111 D•llr Pltot Sl1U
Cootractors have repeated a threat to
Use non-union constn1cl ion "·orkers if
striking building industry ml.ions V>'ill not
reduce tOOr \\'age demands.
Talks betv.·een carpenters. cement
masons and labOrers and contraclors
broke do\rn ror the third t i rn e
Wed nesda\'. TI1e strike \Vhich has idled
mill ions of dollars \l'Orlh of construction
in Orange County is dragging tov.'ard the
end or its third .,ree k v.•ith no end in sight.
RcspondinJ!' wilh a threat of their own.
car:penters chief negotiator Paul ~liller
said "there can only be real ll'Ollble'' if
this happens.
Talks broke d.0"11 \\rronesday after a
cootractors negotiator told those from
Uipist1·ano Bay
Residents Ready
For Super Tides
'Ille 200 h>meo'.l.'TK'.rs in the Capistrano
Bay de\'elopment north of San Cle.meate
are used to bracing against the sea.
Clinging to a damp strand bttwten the
rocky bluffs ol the Capistrano Palisades
and the Pacific. the line of homes are as
close to the water as ~y can get.
And several times each year high tides.
il they come with steep waves, create a
crashing headache for the community.
So home:o\4'ne:rs along Beach Road
already ha\·e a rommlttee: appointed and
ready for tonlght's tide of 7.1 , the hlghest
or the month.
Capistrano Bay guard NiCk Sassoe said
high waves Wednesday seemed to
portend trouble for today's peak tide.
But the sea is calmer today and Sassoe
said if it stays that way the high tide
may come and go with little damage.
Past high tides have undermined
foundations of· the houses and collapsed
concrete patios.
San C1emente lifeguards said four to
five foot surf cay~ some pro_blew for_
swimmers Wednesday and several minof
re9CUeS were reported.
Lifeguards in Los Angeles and Orange
counties made a total of '20 rescues
Wednesday due to riptides and heavy • .m.
At Huntington Beach .City Park, almoot
190 persons were re!CUed and six-foot
waves were reported at Newport Beach.
Risk in Germ
· Cell Tests T olil
the carpenters' Union locals that unless
a setUemcnl is reached soon, non-WJion
workers "'ill replace them et the
construction sites. according to Charles
Trenta. secretary or the Carpenters
District' Council of Orange CoWlty.
A carpenters union delegate assembly
voted 1\JeSday to lum down the most
recent contractors' offer of $2.90 an hour
in i1'creases over the next three years.
The carpenters ha\•e been asking for
$1.90 in \\·age and fringe benefits £or a
one-year contract. Carpenters now eam
!9.46 an hour in wage and fringe benefits. ·
~ nie settlement offered by t he
contractors. Ttenta said, would put
Orange County caprenters $3 per hour
behind carpenters in Nor1hem California .•
Southern California carpenters have been
trying to close the gap bet\\·een "'-'ages in
1he north and south parts of the state.
Opinions differ among contractors on
ho\v practical ·a shl£t to non-unlon
carpenlers woold be.
A spok8man at the Associated
General Contractors. one of t h e
contractors negotiating groups, ~id ''It
'\\'OUld be easy enough to find non·union
laborers or some of the other building
trades, but I'm not sure "'e could find
enough skilled. non-union carpenters."
Another contractor, ho\4·ever, expects
the union carpenters lo si~ up with non·
union contract.ors as the strike drags on
and money runs low.
A working carpenter. not one of the
negotiators, told The Daily P i l o t
Wednesday that. "'-ilh no strike fund and
vacation paychecks running I0\\'1 "I'm
ready to go back to \4'0rk."
Unk>n negotiators see the threat to go
non-union as a bluf£ designed to get them
to acquiesce to contractors orrers.
But, according to a contractor, "The
plans are being made now. We have pro!).
lem.s about suclt matters as our pension
funds, with millions of dollars in lhen1.
l\"hich have to be resolved, but we are
going ahead with plans to run non·
union."
If management tries to go U!rough with
it, Miller said, "It's going to be one mess.
We have been union in this ar.ea for
many, many decades and there can only
be real trouble if they try to go non-
union.''
But the bead of the heavy equipment
·operators;-Joseph-Seymour of Operating
Engineers Local 12. which covers
Southern California and part of Nevada.
said hi~ local will work side by side with
non-uruon carpenters.
"We have our own contracts and intend
to honor them," Seymour said.
Seymour, whose local has been plagued
'\\ith a high rate of unemployment, has
backed contractors since before the
strike began.
A letter he sent to his members urged
that any who had left construction sites
in support of the other crafts return to
their jobs and urge other trades t.o
reduce their demands.
The oontractors see the issue in tenns
of black and red. "r ASHlNTGON (AP) -Scientists "We ha ve to decide whether to pay the !hro~g!!_~ut t~e \\"Orld have ~ urg~ to ___ strikers ___!lha~they are askin_g_ f~r_ a!K1 .so
voluntarily Oefer undertali1ng certain broketliit way, or try to operate ",thOut
new types or "genetic engineering" unions -e:rcept for engin eers and
experiments with animal and germ cells. ~rs-and see what happens."
Otherv.·ise. they run a possible risk or ~n~meen broke away from the
increasing the incidence of cancer or Building Trades Co\D'icil so they would
other diseases, a committee of top-level not have to support strikes by other
medical scientists representing the trades. Teamsters, the contractors said,
National Research Council sai d Y."OU!d also work in an open shop. Wednesdav. But, Trenta said, many of the
The bllle-ribbon group stressed that me~rs of the two unions \4'00ld not
th:ere is no proof yet that a risk exists w~k in an open Shol!. .
\\'1th such experiments involving genetic W~ ha~ ~ union for a long tune
material. But they said that any such and r don l think they are go~g to ~ve
experiments should be deferred "until up what we_ r~ght for so Jong , he said.
the potential hazards have been The Jud1c1ary report on evidence
better evaluated" or me.thods devised to brou~ht to 14 the number . of volumes
keep any such hazards under stri ct publish~ by the panel, with more to
control. come thi s week.
BLACKMAIL FEARS?
Ex-FBI Chief Hoo,,.r
Fro•P .. el
HOOVER ..•
~· dian· wiretaps ordered by Henr)t A.
Kissinger after news leaked out about
the U.S. fallback position in the Strate-
gic Arms Llmitatloo Talks (SALT).
"He said this was wiretap Information
and that. in his opinion, Mr. Hoover could
not be entrusted with this information,"
the FBI report said.
_ J.1ardian first expressed reluctance to
lalk abouf the incident, it noted.
''hlr. Sullivan cont In u e d the
conversatioo, saying that Mr. Hoover had
U!ed wiretap in£ormation to blackmail
other presidents of lbe United States
and y,•as afraid that he could blackmail
f\1r. Nixon .with this infonnatlon.
"J\-1r. Sullivan reiterated his request of
~tr. Mardian to personally Coo~ci the
President and to pass along h1r.
Sulliva n's information and request."
n11~.re was no elaboration from
Mardian in the statement a b o u t
Sullivan's view that Hoover had
blackmailed presidents. But Hoover, who
had held the FBI dictatorship since the
1920s, had loog been J:egarded befOl'e his
death as potentially ooe of the
m~"-erful men ilJ _Washillgton be-
cause or his access to FBI secrets.
In the statement, 1\-fardian told the FBI
he subsequently learned "that this
wiretap was ordered by Kissinger on
behai£ o! the President."
Mardian went to John N. Mitchell, long a close auociate, and a short .time later
was ordered to take the White Houae
shuttle plane to San Clemente.
The next morning, be said, Nixon
ordered him to take the wiretap data
from Sullivan -and then make aure that
it matched information already Jn the
White House.
The FBI said Mardian said Kissinger
and be checked the FBI recordl against
the White House's "and aaUslled
themselves that Dr. Kissinger's material
matched with the cover sheet wblcb Mr.
Mardlan was using."
f\.fardian was asked if be gave the bag
co~· g the wiretap data to Nixon.
e sat back in his chair, shrugged his
s lders, hesitated and said, "I cannot
answer that question," the report sald.
The SALT taps were only ooe group of
five separate wiretap iocidentl detailed
in the Judiciary committee evidence.
One of them was the wiretap planted
~temoriaJ Day weekend, Itn a t
Democratic headquarters a • t he
\Vatergate office building and another,
lasting from May, 1969 to Feb. 10 1971
involved 17 government offiCial; and
reporters -and led to allegations that
Kissinger lied during his confinnation
hearings.
Water Strike On Evidence S1wws Nixon's
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Department of
\\i'ater and Po\''er workers stayed off
their jobs today in defiahce of a court
order in a strike that has brought
charges or sabotage from officials .of the
municipal utility.
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Creation of 'Plumbers'
WASHINGTON (UPl) -It "'aS the
leak of the Pentagon Papers to the press
by Daniel Ellsberg that started President
Nixon 's anger about news leaks and led
lo creation of (he White House
"PlumberS" unit, according to court
affidavits contained in the lfouse
Judiciary Conunittee's latest release of
evidence today.
· "f don 't give a damn how it ls done, do
whatever has lo be done lo slop lhesc
leaks," Nixon told hi.stop staf£ after the
Pentagon Papers appeared in June 1'71.
During the Labor Day weekend of that
year, the office of Ellsberg's psychiatrist
in Beverly Hills was broken into, in a
fut ile "Plumbers" search for information
damaging to Ellsbrerg.
Nixon acknowle<lged 14 mont!l.i ilgo he
authorized establishment or t h e
Plumbers. The committee evidence
shows he frequently was IJJVOlvid in a
v,ariely of activities aimed. at plugging
the leaks.
One affidavit cited by the panel, filed
ard made public In April, was by former
special coonsel Charles W. Col9on, now
serving a jail term for obstructlOn of
justice.
The document roncerned a meeting
with Nixon and fonner White Houae
Chief Of Stall H.R. Haldeman In June
1971.
D G nil Colson testified that Nixon "said in OCtOr ty effect. 1 c1on •t give a damn how It 15
-~ • done, do whatever has to be done to atop
I P S "--l<oab and preveol further n ot rnu gg;:Ie. unauthorired disclosutts; 1 don't want "' be'\oJd why U can't be done."
SACRAMENTO (UP!) -Or. Frilz P. Jom D. EhrUchman. lonlletly NizG11•1
ROM:hen, a Vacaville physician. faces top domestic attain adviser, fJlld in an sen~ncing nclt ntonth a{t~~ plcadina-arfldavlt April 30 lhat the President tokl
r. him Bod. Henry A. Kissinger, then his
guilty to charges of financing a '2 million national 9ttUrily affairs adv\Hr, "that
marijuana smuggllng ring. _ he bel~ ed EU bt ha w>1lt Roschen enterel .his plea Tuesday In · v s rs s Comm Uet and ~· part of a conspiracy,
U.S. District Court. Sentencing was "The President said, in substance, thll
M::heduted for Aug. 27. The doctor could v.·e must learn who was involved and
Rehnquist
-Clown Says
President
WAS/IINGTON (UP!) .. Pn.iident
Nixon referred to William H. Rehnquist
as a "clown"'three months btfore nam-..
Ing him to the U.S. Supreme Coort, and
the President "'as not even sure of
Rehnquist'• name at the Ume1 according
to evidence released today by the Hou,,e
Judiciary Committee.
In a conversation among _ Nixon,
domestic adviser John D. Ehrlicbman
and aide Egil Krogh In July 11171, tile
President was dl9CUssing the use of lie
detecton to determine which officials
may have leaked _.;s on llie Sttatesfc
Arms Limitation Talks (SALT).
Rehnquist at the time was Justice
Department legal ~I.
Ae<o<dlng to the tr1111!Cript of the
conversation, Nixon aald: Water Spaniel?
"Nobody follOws up a goddamn thing.
We've got to follow up on th.is thing;
Ho"·ever, we, uh, we had that meeUng.
You remember that meeting we had
when I told that group of clowns we had
_around here. Renchburg and that group.
What's his name ?"
This do~~ie recliner in San Francisco isn't just an ordinary dog's
bed -Jl s a waterbed .. Cle~patra seems to like it very much. The
next step could be veter1nar1an psychiatric couches. (Story1 Page 8.)
··Rehnquist:• Ehrlichman replied.
"Yeah, Rehnquist ," Nixon said.
Ws than three: months later, Nixon
appointed Rehnquist to ~high ·court
with the ootnment that be "has been
outstanding in every l nte l lec tu a I
endeavor he has undertaken . . . He
rates at the very top as a constituUonal
laW')'er and as a legal ICbolar." .
Body Surfaces
At Irvine Lake
A body that noated to the surface of
Irvine Lake late Wednesday has been
identified by Orang County sheriff's
deputies and coroners officers as that of
George Washington Stallworth, 32, of Los
Angel es.
Stallworth dro"11ed in the Jake Jtme 29
when he dived rrom the boit di wbicb he
bad been fishing with a oomp8ruon and
disappeared after taking a few strokes.
Scuba divers have made seyeral efforts
to locate his body in the past three weeks
without success. They said murky
conditions at the bottom of the Jake
hampered their search.
FroMP .. el
DENSITY .•.
doing."
Matula drew the applau.oe Of both sides
when he concluded, ''There are little
people in San Clemente and there are
big people In san Clemente. But the city
of Sen Clemente Is for everybody."
Mayor Thomas O'Keefe said~er the
vote that the problem witli"tbe dty's
density allotments is that over tbe last 12
yeano most lots have been developed to
capacity. .
"'Ibese numbers were meant u a
maximum," he said. "In earlier years
they were taken as that and lob were
developed hued on some regaf-d to the
.ize o1 the rot and its g"'llf8phical
characteristics.
Stressing that even the new figures can
be flexible , O'Keefe added, "At least we
woo't end up with streets lhat are solid
carports and square boxes on sWts above
them.11
The only dissenting voter w a s
Councilman Tony DIGiovami, wOO said
be felt more tn.<lepth -.irch inlh Ille
possible eff~s or the change were
needed.
He also said he believes older
develOfled Iota should not be trea(ed the
same as large undeveloped parcels.
From Pagel
EVICT ...
being available for the President's crew.
"I give you an example of what
happens,'' Presley said. i'Somebody will
cell me from the White House and say,
'Paul , the President will be here from
the 14th to-the 28th.. -
. "We might have to cancel a group that
wanted. 60 rooms starting the 23rd," he
added.
"Then , on about the 20th, it starts
raining. 'The President feels like going
back.' they tell me. So I'm left with an
empty inn," he .said. "It's happened
numerous times." ·
A JOre point to Presley through the
years has been that the reporters
thenvielves chose to stay not at the lnn
but ~ the Surf and Sand Motel 15 miles
up lhe road In Laguna Beach.
Observen of the While House Sei!ne
over the last £I ve years say reporters
never felt weloome at the Inn. They said
they were irritated by the attitude or the
Inn staff and turned off by what Uiey
coosidered high prices.
Al Laguna', Surf and Sand operator
J\fenill Johnson has ca~ered lo his
occasional guests. He has set up a press
room there as well, now used for the
daily lriefing with While HOll!e IJelluty
Press Secretary Gerald Warren.
'lbe White House has oot yet
amounced where, if anywhere, the San
Clemente press equipment will be
relocated. Press Secretary R o n a I d
Ziegler reportedly was looking into San
Clemente's Commwiity Oubhouse but
late Wednesday there bad been no move
Jn that direction.
Presley denied that his deci!ion was,
as Warren aaid Wedne9day, a tactic t.o
get publicity. ..
"The motel is in a competitive
sltualion.'' Warren said. • ' Perhap s
managemeot feels it needs 10me
publlclly from an alleged feud.
"Fnm our standpoint the White House
pR:SS corvs has given the. San Clemente
Inn a lot of business at full rates and !;las
never been unreasonable," the depuly
.,..... oecrotary aaid.
Warren emphasiz.ed that despite the
split the White House per90Mel retain
"stnin& penonal regards for Paul
Presley and .•• hla warm penona!
friendship."
Presley is an avid collector of
Presidential memorabilia frt. .. 1 cuff links
to napklrll. AcUve in local affairs. he
helped raise money t.o purchase a bronze
bust of Nixon which was presented to the
First Lady two years ago.
He was the local chainnan ror the
Committee to Re-elect the President in
the last election and was a rw1.damental
figure in the campaJgn to set up a
presidential library in San Clemente.
WE .PAY TOP MONEY •
~ . Di~monds, gemstones,
S_an_JJAan Gives
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Dump Question
To San Clemente
San Juan Capistrano city councilmen
voted unanimously Wednesday· to shove
the South Orange &unty dump question
back in to the lap of San Clemente.
"If the county can lmpose an animal
shelter on us against our wishes, then it
can impose a dump access route on San
Clemente against Its wishes," said
Councilman Doug Nash.
The county submitted fi ve routes and
asked San. Juan lo select its first choice. '
!he selection was Avenida Pico which is
in San Clemente.
Other rootes which were considered
were Ave nla de Estrella to Los !\fares
also in San Clemente; Ortega Highway t~
La Pata,. the route the county favors;
Ortega to La Novia ln San Juan, and San
Juan Creek Road to La Pata.
"I've driven all the routes and Pioo Is
·the best because il impacts the leasl
~mount of developed area," said Nash.
It also Is the shortest distance and
would cost the least."
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San Clemeote ofrlcials have said many;
times they do not want the access roui'4 t? the new Prima Destcha Canada dump
site to be through their city.
City attorney James Okazaki said tt
would be PoSsible for the county to
exercise its right of eminent domain and
use any road It wants.
A-turray Stonn, Orange County Deputy 1
Road Commissioner, aald recently if the ·
controyersy over an access route isn 't
settl~ within a year the county would
have to pull out of the area enUrtly. He 1
said the 'Fonter Canyou. dump will be
full by mld-1975 and the lease explres
next July.
Fro•P .. el
PARK ..•
audience that no action was planned by
the ootmell, which later asked the staff to
crit!que the report.
The report was discussed again at
the end of the meeting when the audl,eriei!
had thinned to a handfU I. Councilmen
Doug Nash and James Weathers became
embroiled in an argument over the
merit& W~the_ report and who the Town
Hall Association represenUi, an ar-
gumenl d!at became a -ling
match which Mayor Byrnes had to
squelch.
•
gold, gold jewelry, sterling silver.
1"' ..._ of lewelry Is •lh hip at pNHftt perhaps
the hlqlio st It has bfttl Ill the last lio years. Why not
tum Into CASH HOWi Let It work for you!
lttms must be free , of encumbrances own"'ed sole-y by !he seller.
WE ALSO HIED ••• callltf'lls, offlct ••lj.m...t,
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8 RBANK lUPI) -\Vall
Disney ProduetlonJ announced
it has executed a letter of
inte nt \1•li h '"'O companies
providing ror further s tudy or
1he feasibility of developing a
year -round recreational resort
in !he Independence Lllke-Jl.11.
Lola area o( northe r n
Caliror nia.
It said Oisn{'y's Outdoor
Rccrea11on Division. Southe m
Pacific Land· ()I •. r..nd Sierra
P<tcific . Po\\'Cf• Co. "' 111
negotiate a partne r s h ip
agre<>tnent in \\'hic h Disney
"·ouJd be lhe general and
operating part.rier and the
others would bf!' 1 i m i t e d
partner s.
Southern Pacific a nd Sior ra
Pacific O\\'n much or \he land
in the area 10 m iles north Of
Truckee.
··\l,1e see the project ,as being
possible entirely on priYate
~ands Jl0\1' owned. by · the
JUnited partners,,,.. a Disney
spokesman said. "Ho.,,,•ever,
there a re about I0 ,000 acres or
public 18.nd administerat by
the U.S. Forest Service
adjacent to this p r i v a t e
property, and we "'ould expect
some of this will continue to
be a\•aiiable for skiing across
·or for hiking or camf>ing, as il
is no.,,,·.
l11dt!pendence
lolr.c
RESORT, STUDIED
.0tW aW11 ,. .. ...................................... tl.)Jf.M wit!! ,..11KeU1•1 YO'.leflt,.., 111 Hit o"I«
'' 'roi'AL ASSETS .......... ,, .••••••.•• , ••• , ... ,.,,.,,, t~ ..... -.~..--Milllltli'i!Ui.iit-t.or ~IAllLrTlll 11 or.Miii '""""' wllll 1M '*-" ~ ....iti 14 INl~•Nf!Mt'tfll-. ~ to 1tw ....... ..._. at \tll M·
1114 ...,tit_ ............ , .............. ,......... U.t4'.m .11 ... ,..._ or1 ..... 5laJ 1e1c11. (•lllorlll• t._ 11111 """-........ 14 111111~ 901 .. 'll4lktr. I• 111t ,taw o1 ~--Of Ntt,..iiln. .,.. *-'lllOM ........................ i.on,.ntA llW u:11111ca••,... 111 •• l'lll""• P1ttallll111 ~ ol """*" SI•"" Gowr-m .... ,............. MG.QI),,_ to "" ••le Of M"' fleCHtoflt, lllfl1tl,, owo.tt1 o1 111,r.1 ...o .inlcll t\ltlcllvlt1'11t .. .. .. .. .. .. lllUllOAO flDuf' _.._ 1nw ,,_ flrlll _.ca9*1 of f!"tl11911 •1111 olllctA' clllcl., .. , ..... ,................. 1t7,l#.4 ltllt lltlkl.
, ,n1TMl OlllOMft ,! ..... , ... \,., .. , .. t,.;{.,., .. 1,,.,,. ..... t,1-..1 OllW,JlllY l. lt1C
(1) Taf1l,.Clln'llllll lllDMll1 .. , .• ., ................... IU.ltl,424,fl MA•IA llYlli'i,
!bl T•l MM ll'Mf Mwl1111 ........................ n.1rJ,PllM • loclllrl• OI "'' Wu1 ell 11\to OtMr Lld<!UflM ............ ., .... ,.................... Mlll.U , ..ti!1"."41mtd <tecK1t11I
TOTAL LIAllLIYIE5 .................................... 1,11!,ftM6 ~VL,ww~:DMAN. '""· CAl'IYA&. ACC:OUNH 1 "' l'Clllltv catll1l-'9tal ..... ,.................................. a...J,SS&.11 IM ... ""'*""' Drl"* c-S1'0;•tlltl "1' v.kla , ............. ., ... . .. .... 1,WM.• = ="" ~:"'1 tlHt
No. ..,.... 1111horlllll •• I .__ ttt l•lt&llltrt• Ho.. .,..,.. eu11t1NJM -... Sll!'plu1 .............................. ,, .......... ,....... UllOllOtD '11111"'*1 Or ..... C .... •Oll\ly llllol,
Ulldlvldld P<ofll• ...... .................................. ,"61;»6:11 Jul\' 11, It. ts•""' A1111>1111, 1t14 2159·1•
TOTAL LIAllLITlfS, lll!Sl!Jlll'IS
tOYAL CAll'IYAL ACCOUNTi ............................ l,4'1.p6.13 PUBUC NOTJC'JI) I TOTAL LIA•U,.ITIE$, lltliEllll't!S, /
ANO CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .............. ,.,.......... ... t.m~.tt ,IC'TITIOUt •aVSINlll
*IMOIAflo.t. · . .. .. .-I Tl -AVW9M 01 -..11J 0.0.111 fllf' IM 1S <•llfMltr °'" ---. TA ,..,., tollli/fltl Wlth UJI ta,. . . .. .... • •. '. ., ...... ... • UK.MOO Tha ~lt\flfl ... ,.,_ It ....... 111111
M . '· .. _... ol Mlal IOll111 for l'ht lS a1"w llln WIHOIOW ,UtLICAYfONS. .... 1:":.'';.~~:n."'v"'ic.:';·~·~·~~;.;·~·:N abo~t-11e,,..:·~·= ~·A ..... S\lrftl4t9.~nr~
rw111v o.c1ar1 11111 11111·r....,.1 .. Ultldlflolll ,. '"" Mii cwf'9Ct to 1111 Ollt tt '"' A~,!a, ~~i':"ni, ~
knowl.091: I nd ... i.f. Tllti Ml-II condlolet.d by tn lo:\. ' , It. W. Cltl!IGHTON dlw~I.
Wt. the uMMrll~ dlrtcfOrl llM$1 .. OOfl'ICIMtl ol tf'lf1 '"'°" ,, concllllon Donlk:t F MltchaH
11111_ ~loro 1n11 II llu bMn e.ownll'lld .~ "' tnll ,. llM bnl ol -k-..... , end Thll •'•'-1 'wat flltd wllf'l ll'lt cou111v
Dllltl' It 1"" •• corrod. ...J...,, J··• • " 11_ o• ... _ • (1.,~ ti 0rene1 CO\lr'llY an J-It, 191• Jtrl'ln Lyl'ICll, G. W, .._ tl'I. ....,.. "· .,1m ,...., ei;..,,., • ·~
IJllClllthlll Qo-CNsl Da.I,., f'llOI. U. lt1J • 2'Uft f"Wlllillld' Or111CM Cotll 01Uy PllOt, ~ J. V , 111'111 JlllV .. II, I .. lt74 2112•14 PUBLlC NOTICE
' •• 226'1 NOYKI °" IMY•NTION YO -~~P~U~~LIC NOTlt'J _.1..L_
lllPllltOll: COUllT Ofl YKll CllUTI SICVltlTY INTlllllT NOTICI TO COMYllKYOllS
iT«TI 0# CALl•Oll,.IA ,Oii CS.Ca. '111 -6111 U.(.C.) CALLIN9 •o• llDI
PUBLIC NOTICE
THI COUNTY o• O•All•E NOttCI!. I• har90y .. ,,.,, to 1111 c~•or• ScNlot Dl1!rlcl! lrYIM UnUltd D,·1noy Entorprl,. ..,, A...., el O..roaMll• fJKf1le C01por111on at lld 0ttdl1M: 2:ll D'c1otk p.m. o1 I"' , fllOTICI OP KIAlllN8 011' .. IYIYIOM Sanlt NII, Dalllor, ~ bl,lllntU 2Slll day ot Jul~, 1914. •
I. P<Ml ,11091\1'• 0' WtU. AND •OI: tddr ... I• llZI LI.., ,......,,.,., lrVIM. ,ltc• or 8ld llllQl'lpl: ltlllnt UM!ttd
LITil•S TISYAMINTA•Y C-'V ol Or•not• St1" at C1llforN•. flllll khoCll Ol•lrict, t'6IO ~lld (l n\'Onf E•il '"\Vb be l lb 1!1t1N ol ALEYTA ,; KOFFMAN, els.o e 11eurllv ltlltr•-' I• 1bQlll IO !lit crHt.d lrvlM, CalllO<'llla, J et or---00 -e ~-·•A'"'· KOFFMAM. Dle'l•llll. 11Y-D1Dtot ft.,..,,,.., .... ~ ---~,.r~llCf •-ttn~., M•me:~sltt t·11
d evelopment ................. will NOTICE IS HEltE8Y GIVEN Jltllt ~ ... ,. 1-. lkllt9d l"trtr • ..no.a -LOI NarMIOs S<:lloolll Sl r 'F' Y' ""'~ ltOMLO O. KOFFMAN Ml fll911 tiereln • bl.llllllM ....... II 1"1 Aw-ol lhe l~ll t.-Qff.$111 Ull I ltt.
de11end upon ri,ndings O{ a land ~ltton • far l"foOllt I/II wiu .... ff//r Stirs. Sulfo lnL LOI Anttl•, COlltlty GI ,lttt l"lem •rt on lllt: ,orlt<.Jftlen
Can<>bjJity S t U d y presently lu1111nct ot Ltlttri 1ttl11MnlM'Y kl the Loe' Ar.otl ... , Sl•M ol C1Ufoml1. t. Parll>ffl CArtlllttc!il, 647 C•'"lrfo 1c1e ....-~lllonfl" NfOf'ana t11 'llft'lkll 11 m .... for TM Pl'OP«'IW In "'ll!cll Ille Stcurlty Ll)I. M.,... 5-11 Cllnwi,,M, Cellfatt1I• CJ14)
being conducted by the Forest hKthlr·~tl~u11ra. ,,..., 1~11 1111 """ UICI 111_, '111111 ,,.. veetlld It, In.....,.,,, in ~, .. .,1.
S · nd the pl1<1 01 11t•rl11C1 ttlt 'UIM 111$ bNl'I Ml lt•ll.lr'H tncl eq~lp ....... lnv111l ory, NOTICE IS KEJIE8Y GIVEN lhll lllt er~1~ .a •• necessary ror· JulV 30, 1~14, ,, 9:>0 1.m .• 1,, 1111 fl.ltnliw. and fllf'l'lhl'll1111• o1 o.~a;-•Dll~..,.. ... td School 0111r1c1 01 ore~
environmental ~ysis also cour1rt11111 Of [)ecl.lrtment No. 1 o1 w111 cov.ring proptrtv MW k)(llwd 11 coimty, eauforn11. w 1,. tiv 1nc1 11ir01111t1 , · · . c-1 11..JoG Civic Cffller Orin WHI lfl Urnglt'( ,.,_I.If, ll'YIM. Ctulll'I' .. 11• Gowr11lng 8olrd, llltt!11alltl" referred
underway" he Satd. !ht c'1w ol Slll\I Arie C•llfon1I.. • 0r ..... Sltlt °' Cdlwnl•. and butlMu ta .. ''OISTlllCY .. , wlll roctlYt UP 10 blll · Oltacl Jul~ 1 ,,,._ ' • ~ a1 Dardenllll olMclrlc torw .. Mt i.ter ...,, IN •boVNlatfd 11..,., WILLI~ E St JOHN of $Mila AM. -led bldl for the 1w1td ol 1 canlr1<• ' ' Thi 11weMN wcwllY tr-ttlM wlll tor ttw 1bO¥O llJ'Oltd, Countv Clerk be c~ an w lfter fllll 2"" .,.., alcl1 tlMll be rtC:elWll ffl floe pl.a JULIUI W. AIL.OMA•• I~. af July, "14 It to:• t.m. at MIN !o.nllllld lbOvt, ...0 lhlll be OPl'fiect -=:-..~I~;: ---Crldlt, Inc. 1'01 A-ol "-' lllltllk#'I' l'Md '40lld 11 IM 1r:-.1t1flld
T9'.1 (111) -vG ~ $Ulte 1'74 Lot ~ Clllfonlla "T..,':' ~'~ a SSO.OD d•l*lt r~11l,'td Brokers Broke
A""""' frwl """91-: Ji 'tV a t~ to !fie hC11f'M1 1Nfly, fiN-Hdl Ill of l!ld ftOC:lll'rltMll j1Q Put!ll'"111 °'9m CoeJt CMillw ,:J,~ 111 ~lnt1• .,.mn •!Id 16dtftlll llMd b'I' 11111r1ntff Ille l"llurn In o-catM:tlll~
T S F. D. o:rf JlllY 11' l2. ll, 4 '"' Clllllw ff//( IM tlw'• yMl"a 1111 PQll, Mllltn ien..,. ...... tn. Did -1"11 .... Op · tree·t lrJUS lC r PUBUCNOTICE 1"bEco 111t McGrtw •-SM!• ..!:1'!.~1t11~1~:~11.::'1._t1e ~· • " • E Kii l>k:t ~n ,,.. Kcamp-..lell bY 1tle
By MIL TON MOSKOWITZ
The b.rok~rage business is
like the odvertising busi ness.
Your income. is based on
commissions. The g r e ~ l e r
your ,·olume, the highei' your
income. .Wbu orders dry up,
.your income plungu.
The detii.nir\g public interest
In the s toCk market has
d e c i matl.tt"1 ·
the ranks of ~ r.
st o c kbrok-
ers.\V al l
.u .... MMI C008:T OP TM• Ne.. Dr~ c-:1.· Cllllor I f'1105. -llY rot..TtO"' ... hi ltll c:ont1'CI
Can. ftu think Of another 1':..": :.,~&..:':NC:::.:. Dot.TE::.:: .;.:.CrWll, lne. ==~ llY \ lhl Ill! of Pl':t
m. d··~ry in which r 0 u r ~.... .. -...... ,· .. -.. .--.... SlCIJllEO P'AJITY The 015TltlCT , ........ !hi rliJll1 0
11;x ,...., ... • • 11 """ ...,..rd M. 9kdl roltd ~ or 111 bldl !l'r' to w•lvt •nv
-mparu·es ranked 1·0· 1967 IOlt , • .,.,T• Ofl w1u A,.D '"°" ,,_..111111 Secral•TY 1rreou11r11" °' 1l'lforme1\11" in •l'l'I' bld' ... v ttn'ftltll \.1'1$TAMQT.UY IMlllO or In IN llillldfflO. '#Jil'llDI • ' MfM ....... Cl'Mlt, lllC, Yha DIST .. ICT ... , deflrrmlntd 1-a mong the JO top performers e11.,. flf BAltBAllA A. l"•1rv,. 1u =::. ~;:-' ...... llWI """11 pr1v11u1111 rtt• Of Pfl" diem w•ga
have been eliminated? . IAA8AltA. H. ,,UZY. IU IAllAAA H ............. ~ ,..., 1 .. ffll lac1Uty lfl Wllldl thl1 WWk 11 to be IC~~5t1~£~~EJ1EIY Glll'~M 1'111 hllN"*' 0r.._ Cotll CM!lly 'llol. ~~ ...:.oa:.(11••~: I~ c'::.M.~
IS still MAll.GIE JU•s11e ,_ !lalll 'W>t111 a J111?\11. "'' . H11-14 TiltM ''* •r• M nie 1t '"-01sTJ1ICT .,.titian tw-'"rllblla ol W'ltl 1n11· fol' otfko loc•Nd It 1'6GCI ktlO Canyon
Year 73 hlllll'IC'I .,, t.IHitn r .. ,.,,.......,., " * PUBUC NOTlCE •-Ettl 1rv111t. c.u1om11. C9Pltt patlt~ (bond w1lv:ldl rlflrlftCI lo ....... bt *allltd °":a;'· A COA' of sb\Jt their wllld\ II medl f'OI' Mtl'lw ptrtlcul1r11. Ind S tMll t9-ratot .tlln be Piii If /hi !00 1llt,
"""' Iha """ .,,., plKI .,, l!Mrllll ltw IWl"l•IOI: covn ... TM• TIM """"'"" K . .. .,.r ~
111E CARNAGE
foing on. Last
brok~ge ~
doors Another 33 were taken •• ,..·11.11 llHll Mt for Jiiiy :IO. 1'14. It STATI' OI' CALl•Oll•IA PO. ""I'll" II IMMll UllOfl I -king di.,~ • . • t:lO a.m.. In 1111 c_,,_,, cr1 ni• tovtrn' °" Olt.AN•I elotot U) lleul'a. .TM ,...,.., :rndn
over by other fJnns. Mere OtPll''"""' No. l or stld C011rt, 11 'ro" .,. Na. ......, -ovartlmt -11; wn 111 •' 1t11 time ~ ' . Clwlc Ctntar Drive w ... 1. lfl llM Cltv ol lfOTICI OI' ......... °" PnrTtoM ~tt. • ' ._\'
than 15 have bitten •the dust 511'11• AM, C1llfornl1. flOll ,~ Oii WIU. AND ,0. II •11111 be m•nd•I..... llPQn Tiit 01Nll July I, 1t74 LITftl T AMINTAllY COHTltACTOJI 1(1 whom tllt contrtd ll I.his year. . WILLIAM •. IT JotlN, Elf... •u COIJL.TE• MENMES. IWll'""°· Incl UJl'OI' •ny wb(ontrldor , , C-W Ctn o.cea.Mi llftlltf' I'll!"• to Pl1' flPI lois tri.,, lilt stld One of the nations largest :J:.IS.:,~NO ILl•••LD NOTICE IS Hl!•E•Y GIVEN ""' IC!a(;l119d ....... 111 _11;,.,.,, ..,,ptll't" . -A et Law JA.M£S COVlfta ME'tlll\IES ""' flW 9J llltm In the n«llllan Ill' lhl conlrl(t.
brokerage firms, H a Y de n "" '#Mt 1tt1 S"-' Wte..., ,... 1 """• 1or ,.,., .. of wm M'ld No bllllW ,...., wln.ir•w I'll• t!d tor •
f f La ........ Clllflnlil Ml\4 for 1-l'IC• 111 Latletl TISMmtnlll"f 111 perloif of f«IY·l'I"" (d i dlYI llttr IM Stone, itsel the airviWll"'~ ·a T.t• (NI w.,,,., "" P'tVI_. ~ 111 whlcll 11 in.-c111a .., far tht OfM,,11111 or Didi.
Dumber or mergefs iS llOW ift ......... IW h lffl-: 1111' 'twtiler' l*'lclllan. lftll. 11111 the t+rfte A P<IYIMllf bond ltld • pt<lat~!KI · · ' '" ~-.l .,_ ..o _,,._ of ..,.rlt'lll tht· nme .,., 1ii01f1 llolld w!U llt ~treo prlw lo ••1<utron al ' I·~• ..,It. ." • P"*'thad Df•noe C-O•'lt ,,..,., -liw ~-'-lfJ t t·» , 111 IM the CGfttl'ld. llll peyment llOncl ..-.111 1>11 • -• • 1 · J-Uuhfn1,.n , 11, '"' ·~~ -w•,.. c~~-Dt91rt'm:nt 'N!l.'·;"i.f Mw In "" form *" tarih Jn '"' coril••c•
Economic
Club Eyes
Recession
~ The July ~ini of the
E conomic Cjub will ·~ hel<l at
the c.ommunity Room , 0£
Royal Savings arid 't.oan, El
Toro, at 4. p .m . July 26 1
~IONEY ~ PUBUC NoTICE ~~w J~y sr:1f~· C1111om1t. • ~:P ... :;a~a!ev ,. (
._' -"' . · • ,_.,. 11 1110 Civic Ce111w .OrL11• w.t. In flocll._... .. •
. PICTIYIOlll aus1,.1is ~~~ '' IOMtll, .. LIOl.:~i: 'l::"'=' Piiot.
llAMI ST&TIMl,.Y ...... , M. MAMAM. JI,. July 11, II, 1f1' UOS-14
t he process Ot. betng absorbed Tiii toll~119 ,..._, i. doing 111111"'" 'mi'""" •iw.. ~ 1• .~ ~ ·--:-PUBLIC NOTICE
by anolhe!' large b 0 µ s e , .. , v1sT• DEL LAGO. 2101 0otnr1111D ~fr'm"!I. .. o.o, F11llfl"lon. Callf01 nl1 An.NY "" ..........., S hearson H8mmill . M<>del MOOULAlt CONCEPTS, INC., 2101 Pllbllll'loJll Ot•l'9t Ceat 011ly ,llot, ' • ' ' OOmil'IOO ·1taec1. F11Ut<l1111, Ca!llornlt Jlliv 11, It, 15, 1'74 2t11·1t Roland, a.medium-sized house, Tlll1 1111111'1111 11 balftl caridveltd W I
is being acquired by Shields. umitto;t ~~PcOKCE,TS, IMC. PUBUC NOTICE
And Kidder, Peabody, .a finn ftltrwl• O. ICl"ll -----~~~--
1 ·-•~ m· \-baa ]US. t This tfete!Mllt wn fllell wllll C-ty MOTKI TO CltlDITOlll Olll.IUCU ow, Cllftt o1 Orantt Gouaty on July '· 1'1"-S\IJ'lltlOll COUaT Of' TMI
swallowed another veteran nsTOv1a, cu11a1.,. dD ,......,.,,. sTAT• °' CM.U'OllMtA tr01t
b-·se, Clark, Dodge .. which ATTM••Y• AT I.AW 11tl CDUWTY °" ORANO•
vu ·" 1111""""" C..... nn..., HIN I .... A·""' traces its history b&Uto 1845. ·...,....;,, ...... talllWIN ,... ·"* Ill MYllTLE II', SKINMEll, . Ii T ..... ,........... o-tN. • The troubles QI" t e • '· ~ PaMll tllOTICE ,, HElllBY GIVEN to '"'
b k g -munlly • r. Pl.lbl~ 10rl<!lllf '°'" O.llY Piiot, crlldltok Of "" •bo¥e Nfntcl Cllcrdonl ro e ra e -.vm • JlllY 1iTf1: :u. A1111111t 1, lt7• Uft.1' !NI 111 ,.....,.. ri..,.1111 ci.iim ~,,..the
FICTITIOUS 8uttlfl:SS •AMl'STA1'1'MllfT
TN lot10Wll'lll p1rtor1 11 dolt'lll buJlne» .
'" TjllANS WEST OEVll:lO,MENT,
DI N. Nnporl llVO., Ntwporl ltK/'I,
C1Ut. nwo Donlld LM "&Wm .. GI StlWltd,
cor-*'Mir. C..1. t'U21 f t II OWIMM II COl!dw:'lfd by en 1nd.J'l'lt1111I. eon.Id Lff I,_ Thi• 1t1"'1rlent wn flied wltll 11'1t
COUflty Clt'rk o1 Ortl\'19 CQlllllY on JU<M
it. l t 1L '
roir.rored jp the mar~ itt -wld c11c1c1e111 "" ,..itrlld 10 11i. ''*"·
statistics. Commii:sionl Wtre1 ___ P_UBLl __ c_N_Q11 ___ C_E ___ 1 ::':'11e~~ a':."::i~ ~~c;! 1 ___ P_UBIJ __ c_N_OTI __ c_E ___ 1 off 17 percent last year. Id the t L,.,... 1o 111-' lfllm. wtt11 the _.., 1 ,,..,
fl l rt I th. IU,llllOll CO\lltY 0, TM• 'IOl.ICllln. kl ttlt """""...-., !he otflct 1u,•1tlOll COUllT Of' TM• rs qua e r 0 IS year, iTATI OP CA&.IL'OltNIA "" Ill lier ettarMy. HAR•Y ll. CAltLTON, S'rAYI OP ULlll'OltNIA PO•
trading volume 00 ~ New TM• COUMTY °' ........ Allonw!f •I Ltw. .. MIWJl'Ort C"1ft;I' TMI COUWTY Of' Ol:ANOE
ban d tined JM. A.al · DriYe, ~ --~ .. ~. .... A..., York Stock Exe ge ec NOY•c• °" HIA•uie OP ,1T1Tt011 c.t11om11 '21MO. wtlltn 11 "" 1111ee °' 1 .1 ... "' MA11cus JAMEs 11<owN,
]• percent' on ,..... American •Oil ,llOIATI OI' WIU. A,.D •o• bull-Clf !hi llfldWsltNd "''ell mtttfl"• .1 .. ._ •• MA!tCU5 J. DROWN, ~ ' un:: . ' L•n••s T•sro\M.IMTA•Y. Oii l'Oll Ptrl•llll"ll to ltw ..... ilt ...., .~. M; J. IR~ ....... MARC liROi'IN, stock Exchange, 33 percent. Lln•lt °' &DMINllTUTION IN -11111n IOIH' ....... .,,.,. ,.,. flnl ......... and in the QVU-tbe-counter THI ALTlll,.AYlll'I puplk1n1111 ti' fllt1 Mfko. NOTICE IS He .. E8Y ~IVEN lo 1119
Ell•to d RAFA£~ CIN'TAltO Yl!G.... Oetlld Jiiiy 17, 1'14 cr.dlll:W. of, !flt •bol'O ~med cSK.a.nl market, 31 percent. • ... JIAf'AEL VEGA. O.C.Mll. LOIS MAE GAJIWICK llllt •" perMM IMIVlftl cltlm• 10•fn1l ll'lt
NOTICE IS HE•EaY GIVEM tllet E1t1eutrl• "' "" Wiii w ld WctdMI .... requlttd to. Ill• lhff:n. .. . REFUGIO VEGili 1111 IHtd ller91fl I af the .._. Mmld _...,., ""'1111 !hi ~ \'OUCIWfs, Ill 1119 oflla. WHO ARE THE s urvivors ID piulllon tor !!(Oba.. o1 win 1nc1 for ~ay •· CAILTON 11111111 c .... t ol ,.,. 111tvO tntllltd COIH1. or
hi d ed ' W ll, Lanor1 Tnl.n,.lll1ry, w . W Liners otl ~ .i WW lo pr""" ti-, Mtll "" ~ry
•
•
~ "-" IRllORS: ~ A IMrt
I
ohouW ...... lholrads
tlally .. "port .,,_
Im mod I e to I y. Tho
DAILY PILOT--
Jleblllly for tM first
In co r rte t lnMrtlon
only. ·
I~
Gonor1I R.E. 1002
Rancho Viejo
Tow,nl\omes
1974 ,a1ES
Combining ~ ~ blend ol llvabill11-nrid ~tiotl. theie
2 & 3 bedroom, Spanish
1tylc 1owii.t19:1ues offer a
con1pletc I* c Im g e of
features.
e Central eiJ' oondllionlng
• CUslon1 drnee11 111\na; cr111g
• Enclo.st'd ga.a·age & patio e Concem package, heavy
clu1y iul!ulld "'al\li,lccllilli.'11
• Pool, ba1hhoose/cabanu
• All pw·pcee rec cou11
~ROl,.I $27,490
CALL 714:586-13~ e 51µ, Own/Exe con v
finance
Fro\n L.A. 'take Santa AM
l!'Twy or 8ali Diego F'1wy to
El Tol'o tuitnoff, then Jell on
El ToroJ Rd. lt ~W ml.I lo
Pino Ln. & n\OClels .
LEVITT'WEST, l!jC.
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
FINAlfCING
ARRANGED
2 bcdt'09n1s , 2 batl,UI, 1900
square ~eel or custom living,
r.1a1velous for ('nteitalninG
"1th 60 feel of lanai. Pfltioi
of! each bedroom. $60,~. ean &1&n11.
• JUST LISTED*
S Bdm1., 2 bath duplex, jUst
redet.'OratOO. Ont' un~I furn.
Bll·lns iocl. di$h~«tsher:
frptc. ca. unit. 189,950.
Call 673-366.1 675-85.~1 Eveii.
/\LSO : Du rilC!.x, 4 lxlrm. & 3
bd1111s.; 1 ~i: year11 )'OUfllil'.
F'rpli..~. Dch1x('_ units, steps
10 ben ch. $175,<M'JO
Call: 673-3663 6i3-8086 Eves.
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Ol'fN 1/L 11 • "'S fliN 10 8f IWCEI
The program wUI feaiµre
lhc First National City Bank
of New York's monthly tape
"The Sound of the F.conomy,"
a discussion of vital economic
issues moderated by John
Daly and participated in b y
1he bank's key eo:inomic
t s e vastat arena. e Aomlnlllr•tlan '" the a ,I i •, 11 111 11 •, • ...,... CIMw Drift YOllCl'ltn. ta lhl Wllltrlillllld at ffll otflc•
the brokerage businesa shapes rmrtflCO 1o \flfl'lkll I• ~,. f\ll'tt'lef s• • --111 1111. •ttor"""" w11.L1s, a uTLEJI & • , rll(ullf'I ....,.:1 fllllt tlle """'Ml JI.Ct "'"""'11N1t. Call,_,.. nM1 SCHl!1FLY • .0. lwll! Ollw SI., .SUlta
executives.
. The discussion ~ill consider
_ .. the. nalurt of tile re<:essioo in
the U.S.
A question and discussion
period following the. taped
presenlalion allo"·s members
and guests to air their views.
The meetin g cost is $1 ;
reservations ar,e-nquested by
phoning 586-202IJ.
200th Year
Panel Begins
· For Couiity
up, m o re than ever before; a,s !f' 11nrlnl ti-. .arrie "" ·e..n .. ""' t.-.r "' 1uc.1t1• ,..._ LOI A..., c111fotl'Q toaui w111c~ • Merrill Lynch -and al lthe July JO, T'74. e1 t :JO ·•.fl'l.t. Jfn "" hllll ... Or..,.. co.11 O•llY '""°'· '' '"" p11<1 o1 "'91-ot the """li'llptd C'Ollrt-al Otrp1irtmlllt No. ~ .. Hid J.,,Y ta,. 2S. efld AllgUl! 1, 1, 197' 2'1>-11 tn 111 ""'""• .. rll lrth'lll kl '"' 1Hl1tt ot r est. -'• 11 10I Civic C111'1r Drive Wtst, In Mid cllc9"111. ,.it11111 lfl:IH' TT'IOlllM '""
· "' Cltr ot s.nt• AM, CaHlontla. •• PUBlJC NOTICE IM Hrlt Pllbtkafl"'!, ., 11111 llOlka. · lt-terril\ Lynch -and all the o.-111e1 Jiiiy ,,, "'' 0a1t11 Jlll'f '· ,,, ..
leading stockbroker before the WILLIAM ·~St JDMM, su, .... COUllT 0' THll ·.r~w"'Ot~~o:~.
I · of ·the st Jx years c--.n '"' Ill ITAT• °" cAL1,D1111& PH af 1111 •bovt nameo dlCedtfrt m a a 1se ~ I ' l!<*ALD ... P'lllNll TM• COUNTY °" ou... "'""'" 1un.•• • IC,..,,LY
and adversity· ha• consolidated ~~~.':'.:.~~..,:, :;;,1" IM. ..,.,, -m ~''· ...-'· ._ ..
its commanding position. With 1no ....., "'!t'S' I: ~IA•tn ft "••" • ..... Oii .. ''" ....... . A"°""' "" ,.ml_ rJnf DIA~ Oii' A:-i'MitrtA Lit· ........ Ca, fllll 6.000 account executives in 279 Pllbl..,... 0r.._ c°"" 0111y Puai, wrT• U. Wil..L •••••ID ~ IW ,_., 1 Offices it d w'ar(s any of the J11IY ll, 1L 24 1'1' "• I 2'61·74 £1t ... '";fr MICHAEL CV.•E1otCE J·~~\''*'• a~= A-CCII: l ~::ly 2~;~
tiler • -'--·-~-fl CAJllT. '*' MICHAEL ' CAlllEY, eta "'' • • ~ • other_A>rokera"~ _.. vuw · PVBUC NOT1CI 1 MICKAEL c. CAllEY. DtciNlld. E blfira'bs·with-the nohltr-. --~ -·----•Ya.....-fflllolSY~GIVlifll lhl4 PUBLIC NOTJC r-----Plt1'ntcKts • ...., .. , • tia• n1a11 ""91" • Tt 's true that .Merrl1 1 •AM• 1,A,.....,. ,..,,.. • "'"" ot Wiii l!ld tor r:1CT111ou1 au111111ss
L h' f" ha. f ed 1"-fotlow'I Pll'-eni ..... 11-flCf of Lttter1 .. Adrrlt"l1tr1tlorr wllll tll.t.MI IYATIMINT ync s pro its Wert v 111111 • ,. "" w111 .-... to the pe1111-TN follow\,. 111,11111 11 llOli.g 1M111t11
Jast year and are :nmning 35 nn.~:g.t~~=·S, 21& I . =r~ :~i'•ttw""tfmt ":'n11"'~= 11: ,IUM! i'lJitGEJI fOrl .... 111), 7" W.
percent behind this year bot Mlrll•rat J. O'Rourt.a. 1717 T.,...., al llHrlng Ille wrne h11 *'1 nt fOt 17111 st .. co;t• MINI. C•lll01nla
the al ant firm bas the Ot .. Coltt Mel•, ce11r .• ,,,,.., •11111111 " lt,4, 11 r:» a.m., 111 tM AthaM•I" r.i. l'osk•rl1, t o 2 "" . How•r• J O'Jlourkl, 1111 T.,...., ~ .. t>apen.,,...i No. i af 11111 Or........,.. Of .• ltH, C•lllor11l1 tml' financial strengdl to ride f1'1' ~~Mt:'(~~-" (eurt, at.llO Clvk ctnter Orlve w..1. Ill Tl'lb ~•lnlf' 11 conducted 11v •n 1,,.
h . ~-,_,... Its I ... the City .. "'"'• ...... Ctl!fttfll•· 41Yldllal. I t rough thiJ ~p u.,...,, pJtlMr~tarll J O'JIOVl'kt ~ J!Ay 11, 1'74. A"'-lla N, Follr•rl1 1973 revenuel were '7 l. Thi , • ._, .•• llltd "''" ll'lt WILLIAM I!. SI JOKH, Tllb •'"-' ..... 111111 '1111111 !ha c-• ' 1 w I C-W Ct.rt! It C~lt of 0r•1!911 Cou"IJ 111'1 J\IN 2$, mUhon -and that was more C-lv Clt<k "' Or•11111 (-Iv Ol'I JU~ s. "· JACK KALL ''"
than quadruple !he Volume or Publlihld Or1119e Coa1t O.Uy "=: ~,: ~r.' ,!IMahfd, Orlllllt 'CHtl Olll'I' ~
the No 2 firm Bache and.Co. Jiily 11• 11• 25• •l'ld A11VU•11• "14 JA0-1' c..-,...,, <'""""• "''' J it en.s Ju·1y ._ 11. 11, 1t1• ,,.,. . ' • ""· ,., ('141 ..,.,... I """M'-"'C"-C:=:ii.,.7.,;:...,;;;---1 which showed a lou of· $2.5 • ......., ..,, ...,,.._ PUBUC NOTICE
fo1malion oI the industrial million last year. · PUBLIC NOTICE JJ:"ti~ :,•mi '"" o.u ... ,;;~, ------,~c:------
d i v i s 1 o n or the U.S. Bache Is expected to lose Its • Dl'' llfOTJCI :0U::1Drrotts
Bi centennial Coordinating runnerup position this year to su;r.'~ ~r~~~. PUBIJC NOTICE 1~:~.ig: c'..~:J.:;'A ~::
Committee of Orange. Cwn1y E. F__:Huuon.--The two--were ~lQ\:'JC.,31-.• -~,, 1 zr 1llf'••10• cDU•T oai: ,.... ,.,., ~Y,,,. MA•• -h~ bCal announced-by dmfr· ncck-aod-neck-ln 1'73, wtth -· 'W.?clt..W~:r Ell•N 01, .:t'1c"E.0 r:mMOvNT, 1150
man James L. ~ Hnn:, prui-Bache, al $161 <million and Elltte of fJIED 'c . OUl,Llll. .... • .., ' ~ ~ •• ALICE CANFIELD MOIJNf,
dent of /TT Cormon EJ~rt O.CO•tld. 110T1c1 °" N!,Atl•• 9f P llld ALICI! c MOUNT. Doc••Md. · '··ia Ana. -.,,.., c, llutton at $157 million Jn gross HOT1ce 1s HIJlllY GIVEN to '"' Cl'1l:9•l:V1'f'Jr1~•:r,.'• NOT•c• 1f Ht:JIEIY GIVEN •o Int
.,...,, revenues Hutton u o 1 l k e P'tlfftoir• o1 "" '"°"' llJ'l'flld d-.tdfifll E•ttta 'Of ~5lrn:t.:1\ls f'E.ltll. crec11iw1 of 111e •bovl Nimell dt«dtflt Pu~ r the d' · · · t · · • ""''"Ill,... ~no cit!""' 1'""' ""' OecNlllCI. " 111.i .. 1.p1,..,.1 111v1119 c1•rrr11 1g1rno1 '"'
• ,,......, 0 IVJSIOfl Ill 0 Bache is still in lhe·tiiack and wl4I -lllMI -rlQlflrlll IO It """"· MOT1CE " l!Eltt:•v Q1v•1t .. , ~ ........ -F'IQUWtd to ntt llltlll. eYelQP Ideas for tt",e 200th · l ' f • . • b wtlll "'!' _., '"""'""" Ill IM Oflka ... CHEL HAMIL TON .... "lid '-"Ill a wlllt tht '**"''Y -Mn. In Iha ,1llc1 annivenaryOf America • in cnns o lransactkJnS wit 111 tMCllMl ti' IM ltloW' "''"led cmwt," "''"°" for l"f"OOIW 11 w a.,. for ",. ci--a1 ""'•DDW• tn11~ ~""''·or • • the publ'c ·1·s •·1·.,·~ to "' """"" ,...,,, """ r111 lllCMU,,. 1 .... -,· , .. 16 "'-' 111e1tt. w1111 ll'ol ntt ... ...,., Von Han so.Id alt county 1 • 1 u.:: 1 w · -"""''the lll"dtr11tMO •• 111e 11tt1ce 1ti11nct -...,...,. "_,.,., "' ~.to r111 ll!'ldlf'•lll""'11 ""'Offtco
1 \/R WAR ~ANT~
I , HOM E
MORE FOR
YOUR MPNEY
This 4 bedroom home I!! 3
years new, air conditioned
and nu r. great family
room. With 2100 square feet
of l'Plf.Cl! and only a short
drive lo South Coast Plaza.
It's a sleal at $44,500. Coll ....-.
firms desiring lo pl;:in special ha~e overtalltn ~e. lt 'hu O:tt;-''n~:r .. ":i'!" ~w.•''!':.~'. ~~~~~-:::=.: f Ill•'":;" ,i="°"'iv~.wiu1~~;:
events for the 200th 'nave ~. 133 Offices tO Bache I 11$. -,, irn' ~. SPflrllllt. C1M~1 J&t, Wfllcll ..c-, , M -, "•-"" ",~,. "'' -.. Ml G~e1:. C1lllom'•~~ wlllc~ 11 ttie • u.:<.: 1 "Ola.c. crf lllltlnfft fJf 11\o llfltltf'llfnld or .. 1111111 .. •••• •t i e.m.. 1'11' pl ol DWll'lfts of Ille lll)dt•tlantd In 11t
offered th historical research n.41 ""'''-'' Pfl'l•lnlnt to (lit •• , ... OI (_,,._, ol .,_,.,,"*'' Pole. , ol ..... ec.:.... Olffllnlnl kl '"' •'••e Cf .. Id -E"'STl. ID~E-IN-COMfo
,,,.~~· TllE REAL l
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I ·1· I t d nd I II THE OTHER VOL lJ M £ MN -~Ni wtll\ln four "'°""'' •"" (GUtt. tt IOO C!'llc Cent•r °''"" W•1, In ma,,... wltllln '°"' "IOf\lh• 111 .. ,,.. A: aci 1t t'S Al n cpe cnce lo • ~ ':.a' J'J¥\'111on "' 1111• notke. 111t CllY or sen11 """· c1111orn1 .. ~ ~1 !'1f011 o1 '~'• 11o1lc• Knott's Berry Farm, by CUM!· lead rs in this d~ • w"lv..!~~·~~·0 f SLE• 1,,,-O•','d Jul'f 1s. '"" ~ • 'l>.i.c1 J~., •· 1•1• • TwQ dOll llu !is on <lNl ot.
for Claude Out11.tl Industry are Dean WI tier, wUb !"JI o 1. IXiEs~ A llil~:-., tt '°""'• Jo~~" O..:. t.P.w!.•,,o!1 ,,. 31lR, 2BA wilb dbl far &. · . 1973 I f ~ . c:o-•l(ltlf0r1 llf tht Wiii ol T'llOMM E•-..-•ar "' .. ,.. "' "' 2SR , !SA "'ilh rl l s:ar. Quarterly mctllngs are p . tg Wes 0 .$1 ~111ro:n. and W'M. A.~"'=-" ... ,...., MC.... ~ :·~"""SOtll. ,It, , •• Dl,t;rjt mA~~~e. Se\'t'fl l n (lld. ~nt bey,
planned for lhc Industrial a1ne ebber. wbich did $120 ,~ 1. 1,...ne1 H..,. .. s1119 ,..1 Ht'"* ""' ,..,_ hlte 111 :..='Jm:" IM .. 1.ito m ~rt'Ot n\'t'lfl.rrn•nt. Owner
d ivlsloo, von Harz said, lo mllHon last year. Paine ;:•,fi:1':!:;-, '"•· ,..,. ~:·,~~~"""' nur Teti 11111 .....:•• llcc'uplnl. Call PRESTIGE
coordination with the. county· Webber Is another brokerage ..M,..., .., c.••"...,. A11.,,..., tw1 '9111..., A~'!"• iw !!" .. ,.,,, ~11, ,1101 110~1ES for lntprmatkln and
wide --~rdlna!ln• comm II lee house lhal lost • 1~ '""''•~td °'.,'°' C.•1 01nv ,11111 '"""''..,.. °'•"" coe" o.111 ,..., .,_rllMll V' •• 1,· -""'=~·'~'~""-'-"'-"'--'----.,...... t> • mone)' in lll••h Jlllv 11, n, n Auau11 1. s. ,,,. _i.u>Jl J1i11y'1r, a.,... 1t1• _,..,.,. ;1,,r1i11• 11;-tl ~.-..•" 1• "'f ,,.~. -
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YOL. 67, NO. 199, 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES O~ANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ' . . THURSDAY, JULY 'IS, 197t TEN CENTS
~Laguna Council Blocks 'C .. rISI·S Plan
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By JACK CHAPPELL
OI n. O.llr l'llef $141ff
The Laguna Beach City Council
blocked immediate initiation of a crisis
house program for troubled youth
\Yednesday after a parade o( angry and
worried r..·1ystic Hills residents blasted
the home's location i ntheir neighborhood.
Following a two-hour hearing,.. the
council orderl'd a committee formed to
investigate other possible locations for
the house and asked the Orange County
Board of Supervisors to del ay start of the
county project uhtil the s p e c I a I
committee reQQ.I:ts nut Wednesday.
County authorities said the council's
\vishes would be mpected.
The · Youth Service center project is
designed' lo provide a ' ' h o in e
environment" for youth 13 to 17
experincing troubles in their own homes.
A maximum six of the youths would be
at the house, a four·bedroom home at
1324 Pitcairn Place.
1be home is oWned by Mr. and ri.trs.
Steven McDonald who wou ld serv~ as
paid house parents. County spokesmen
said the McDonakSs were selected as
salaried. house parents before the home
was selected and leased by the county for
the project.
1be McDonalds. both i ntheir mid·20s; would receive a salary of fl,300 a month,
a $600 lease payment ~ $375 monthly
food allowance f<>r a total of '27 ,000 a ' . year. \.
Nearby residents called il a "business·•
and complained bitterly . about the
manner in which the county handled the
project.
The project had the ronnal opposition
of the ~1ystic Park, Neighborhood
Association and included petitions sj_gned
by more than a hundred persons. A large
audience attended the council bearing.
Jean Halbert, a mother of three
children and 'resident of the home next ot
the proposed service center told the
council she felt the safety of her
yount(slers and others couJd be threatened
by the county cent er.
"\Ve didn't choose to live next to a
youth services center. Now the county
says l have to." Mrs. Halbert said. She.
said other mothers in the area bad
talked about making Pitcairn Place·
"off limits" to their children. ·
Bob Nelson , executive assistant to the
office ot the Filth District ~perv:lsor,
suggested the ~uncil divide the questl'on
High est Tide
Due in Laguna
into parts; separating the question or the
~irabililY. of the Youlh Service Center
concept and the location.
He recommended the council try the
Pitcairn location for several months,
closely watch the program and end it if
problems pop up.
The council agreed wiih the concept or
the project, but individual council
1nembers each said that the manner in
which the county had moved the project
JSee CRISIS, Pop 2)
elemente's J. Edgar Hoover Called
'
Presidential Blackmailer
The highest tlde~Of the year ir---1
expected tonight at 8:59 p.m., .nn
but Laguna Beach lifeguards are Ous •
' Budget Adopted
Average Owners'
, ..
Tax Hiked '$42
Wiretap
Records
predicting no problems aJoilg the
beaches.
They say the new Afain ~ach
Park is vl'ide enough to escape the
aigh tide without harm to the
boerdwaJk. Beach.goers might lose
i few towels Md other belongings,
however, if they are on the beach
when the tide roJls in. -
)kach attendance has not Deen
extremely heavy, lifeguards report,
:tespite the recent hot weather .
There were . 70 minor rescues
Wednesday because o( riptides and
large surf.
'The surf has subsided, and swells
>f one to three feet are e"lpected
~Friday.
Revealed County Labor
WASITTNGTON (UPI ) -A high FBI Thr M d
official handed .•n assistant attorney eats a e·
general secret wiretap records lh July, '
1971 !or fear J. F.dgar -ht use . · . . =-~~~-uoo~~ T1'31lrs Falter ' blackmail otbtr·pres1dents. ·
Nixon Staff
By JAN WOR111
Of "" O.ltr .,.., $1.tf
A five-year alliance between the San
Clemente Inn and the Western White
House ended on a sour note Wednesday
as Inn owner Pau1 Presley evicted the·
press corps, Secret Service and other
administration · aides.
"To the San Clemente Inn, there is no
more White House and to the White
Hoose there Is no more San Clemente
Inn," Presley, a long time friend of the
President's, said tersely Wednesday.
Shortly before, ·movers had carted out
loads or teletypes and other presS corps.
-acces!IOries to meet Presley's 2 p.m.
deadline for clearing out. .
Phrasing their decisM>n in economic
terms. Presley, a San Clemente citv
councilman and Inn Manager 1\oy Frasir
said they have \ost at \east $100,000 over
lbe yur1 becaute of the various
conoessioos to the White House corps.
The Laguna Beach Cit}" CounCil
adopted a new municipel budcet early
loday that will mean tlle . ~ of an
average Art Colony property will pa.1/ an
additional $42 "this year.., .
Under the -15.1 mffilon budl<I, the
property tax rate actually ~ 10
cents. But ~t doesn't mean anything to
property owners because l ax a bl e
assessed-vatuat'lons went \IP a whopping
27 percent.
Tbe ~·eued valuation hike more than
offset the tax reduction approved by the
council.
lly OOUGLAI Fll1l'llllJQI °' .. Dl9r .........
· -· n.· ttGry came to light today in five
volames of evidence published by the
HOUie Judiciary Committee before it begm, debate next week: on whether Contractors have ~pealed a threat to
Since Nixon became president, the Inn
has become the San Clemente press
cmter whenever the President was in
town.
A dOWllltafrs banquet room Caclng on,
the swimming pool had been converted lo
a bustling, clacking press room compete
with t.elelypes, lypewriters and extra
telephones.
··s: ' . -SUFFERS BRAIN TUMOR
Actrt1s Su11n Hayward
Brain Tu mor
Ho spi talizes
Susan Hayward-
ATLANTA (UPI) -Actress Susan
Hayward 11 ·undergoing treatment at
Emoey Unlveni.ty Hospital here for a
brain tumor, the Atlanta Constitution
"said today.
'Ibe newspaper quoted "close friends"
of her late husband's family as saying
h-11ss Hayward, 56, had been "in declining
health for several months" and was
admitted to tQe hospital this week.
The newap1per also said that Dr.
C'.eorge T. Tindall performed a brain
biopsy on Miss Hayward Wednesday to
detennlne whether the tumor was
malignant or benign.
The hospital ref1.19ed to:confirn1 or deny
that the Oscar-winning actress had been
admitted. A spokesman said the hospital
adherel strictly to a eonlidential-policy
concerning patienta if -it if requeste<S-ISY
the patient or lhe patient's family.
H.4RDSHIP CAUSES
HIS RESIGNATIO N
The new l:>Udgel hd!; a general fund
allocation or $3.6 million ,-which is the
money used to pay most Cit)' expenses
and personnel costs.
-property ta!tes will-raise fl.8 million
for these expenditures.
The council's.action came after 1 a.m.
today at the tail end on a -nlne-hour city
council meeting that began at 4:30 p.m.
\Vednesday.
As outlined by Finance Director Tom
-Meade:-the-owner-or~an-iveragc-haguna
property will pay an additional $42 in
city property taxes thls year.
BLACKMAIL FEARS?
E~,FBIChlef Hoovor
P entagon Paper
Episo<leSfured
Meade said that if a home valued at NIX" on . to Ac ti"on $40.000 last year receh1ed the average
assessed value increase, it v.·otlld be \
given a "market value" by the assessor WASHINGTON (UPI) -It was the
this year of $50,000. leak of the Pentagon Papers to the press The assessed value is one quarter the den market value and the city tax rate of by Daniel Ellsberg that started Presl t
'2.02 is multiplied against the each $100 Nixon's anger aOOut news leaks and led
of the assessed value. That's about $255. to creation of the White House
~1eade said tho ·effect was of a 21 "Plumbers" unit, according to court
per.cent increase for the taxpayer. affidavits contained in the Hous~
The City Council also reduced the · city Judiciary Committee's latest release of street lighting Oistrict tax rate levied
against land \talucs only by 10 cents per evidence today.
$100. . "I don't give a damn how it is done, do
The council's action came following an whatever has to be done to stop these
angry outburst by one lone resident who leaks," Nixon told his top sta.ff after the
had waited out the long meeting. Pentagon Papers appeared in June 1971.
Gregory Peck made several personal . attacks on Meade and accused the city During the Labor Day weekend of that
of attemP.ting to~Jfad....citizens by the___Y.ear, the oUice of Elbbet&1J>sychiatrist
tax rate decrease. in Beverly Hills was broken into, in a
In response, Mayor Roy Holm said futile "P1umbers" search for information
that the city had not expanded itJ tight damaging to Ellsberg:
(See TAX'111KE, Page!) Ni.z:on acknowledgecf 14 montM ago he
Lawmen Seeking
Arson Suspect
In Can.~on Blaze
Orange COunty Sheriff's deputies today
are seeking the man suspected or
starting the bru"Sh fire that raged over 40
acres in Lagllla canyon Tuesday night.
LalW\I Beach fire chief Charley Kuhn
said_ the identity-of the man i!-knotm_. but
he has not been found u yet . •
Firemen believe the fire "'as started
by a sophlltjcaled model rocket, which
ignited the brush land in the canyon
about a half mile north of the Festival of
Arts grounds.
Parts ol the rocket's engine was found
in the dc.br\s. and firemen repon a y,•it-
authorized establishment of th e
Plumbers. The committee evidence
shows he frequently was involved in a
variety of activities aimed at plugging
the leaks.
One affidavit cited by the panel. filed
and made iN,,l!llC in ~P.ril, was by former
special counsel Charles \V. Colson. now
serving a jail term for obstruction of
justice. ... ·
The document' concerned a meeting
wHh Nixon and former 'Vhlte House
Chief of Starr H.R. Haldeman in June
1971.
Colson testified that Nixon "!lid in
efrect, I don't give i damn how lt is-
done. do whatever has to be done to stop
these leaks and prevent further
unauthorized.disclosures; I don 't want to
be told why it can't be done."
YONKERS, N.Y (UPI) _ Yonkers ness observed tbe 1uspect sllOOtlng the
fl.fa)·or Angelo Martinelli says Clifford rockets.
John D. Ehrlichman, fonnerly ~ixon's
top domestic affain ,a"dviler, said In an
affidavit April SO that the President told
him and Henry. A. Kissinger, then his
national security affalr,sJdviser, "that
he believed Ellsberg has Communist ties .
and-was part oC a COOSl>iracy. O'Key, the city's manager for Im than 8 There were no injuries or livestock
year, has resigned his $41,000-a-year deaths in the blaze, which took J50 fire
post, citing economic hardships. . fighters from La~na Beach and Orange
O'Kcy, who came to Yonkers last yea r County Fire Department to ~xtinguish it.
"'city manager whtn lhe ·Republican Chief Kuhn ,sakl today more than 2,f!OO
admlnistraUon took over reP9rtedly said ... feet of hose were used by the Laguna fire
ln hJs resignation letter t~ Mart'lnelli ·lll8t fighters· and at least twice tbat amount
ll would be an economic hardship to Oy the county firemen. It took about
inove his famll\! from Tucson Ariz three and one half houl'I to cont.-iln the
1 ' • blaze.
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"The President said , in substanee, that
we must learn who •·as • involved and
quickl y bring them to trial ," EhrUchman
teslificd. Ehrlichman was convkted last v.·eek of
conspiracy_ to violate the r1Rhts of Lewis
J. fielding, Ellsberg'$ psycfilatrist. F'our
other men coone<:ted with the Plumbers
have been convicted.
Nixon's conduct in office warrants use· 119D·union construction · workers if
impeachment. striking building industry mlions will not
The new evidence traces bo}V political reduce their wage demands. ~
spying developed. in the White House -Talks between carpenters, cement
using the same personnel and techniques masons and Jabortrs and contractors
--from elaborate fn8chilietj Rt up to broke OOWh -ror -the third -t l m e·
combat news leaks of sensitive national Wednesday. 1be strike which has idJed
security matters. ~ !11illioos of dollars. worth ~f construction
So deep was Nixon's concern with the m Or~ge ~ty 11 d~aggmg to.:"ard 'f:
leaks, a newly published tape transcript end of tb third '."eek with no eod ~ slg .
shows that at one time he considered RespondJn« ~th a threat of thetr ~wn, : . . carpenters chief negotiator Paul Miller ord~mg 11! cletector tests for ~000 -said "there can only be real trouble"-it government wor)ers who had "top th" .,_ s t" I IS ''°".rr-n . secre c earence. Talks broke down Wednesday after a
A previously unpublished transcript contractors negotiator told those from
from Ju1y 24. 1971 showed the depth of the Carpenters' Unton locals that unless
Nixon's ire over the leak about the U.S. a settlement Is reached soon, non·wlicn
negotiating position in the anns talks. v.--orkers will replate them at the
"Now, goddamn it, we're not going to construction sites, according to Charles
allow it," Nixon said on the tapes. "We Trenta, secretary of the Carpenten
just aren't going to allow it." District Council of Orange COUnty. .
But Uie big surprise in the 2,314 pages A carpenters uniori deJegate assembly
of evidence came in a sworn statement voted Tuesday to ,tum dowrr the most
given FBI agents on May JO, 1973 by recent contractors' of'fer of '2.90 an hour
Robert Mardlan the former assistant in increases over the next three years.
attorney general1and-011ce a high official The carpenters have been a~king for
In lhe Nixon re.election campaign. $1.90 in wage and fr inge benefits for a
Mardian a sometime San Clemente one-year rontract. Carpenters now earn
resident,' has ~n indicted in the $9.46 an hour in wage and fringe benefits.
Watergate cover-up conspiracy. The settlement offered by th e
Mardian told how William Sullivan, cootractors, Trenta said, would put
Hoover's deputy at the FBI, came to him Orange Counly ~pren~rs $3 pe! ~r
in July 1971 and said he feared he was behind carpenters 1n NOrthem Califorrua.
going io be fired because of policy ~them California carpenters have ~n
differences with Hoover. ·trying to~ the gap between wages tn
Sullivan sa.Kt he wanted to give Mar• the ~h ~ south parts of the state.
di an wiretaps ordered by Henry A. Opllllons ~.if:rer ~ contractors . on
(See HOOVER Page Z) how practical a shift to non-uruon
' (See S11UKE, Pip I ) * * * ' Nixon Reportedly Mulled
Lie '[es ts for 400,000 .
WASHINGTON (UPI ) -a White
House tape released today shows teaks o[
classified documents to reporters that so
angered President Nixon he _considered
ordering 400,000 persons with "top secret
clearances" to take lie detector tests:
In a tape of a July 24, 1971 White House
meeting released by lbe House Judiciary
Committee, NiJon pro_posed the wiretaps
to aklt!I John D. Ehrli~ and Egil
Krogh.
Nls.on was told by Ehrlichman that ·
about 4G01oOI> people had top secret
clearance but the number did no~ seem
to deter the pttsldent.
"J wa .all of them~wbo have.. top ·
9tCl"et cleannce," Nixon sald .. i'Jt r ~~s
If we can get tfmn to , to agree to take a
Polygraph tai."
NI ion aid 1lli9~was convinced somebody
with _.. d.eitnce," was risponsible -
and all ~es or. low ·1cale
i!!nplo •
'This to tlle effect 'Well, a
st it,.°' the Waate pap-,
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paper basket did it. lt's·never that case,"
Nixol\ said ., i'l've studied these cases
Jong enoUgh, and it's always a son-of·a-
bitch that leaks."
The dlsctlekln came after Krogh
informed Ntion there Was a "prime
suspect" in the leaking of stories about
SALT negoUaUons.
"Polyaraph him," Nixon said. "Wbat
are his views -hawkish or. dovish?"
When KrojJh said he didn't know, Nixon
said: . ' •
"I don't care whether he's a hawk or .a
dove or a -If the PH){-a-bi.tch leaked,
he's not for the government."
"Nixon later expmoed angerabout the
SALT leaks wilh this comment : ·
"This does alfcc< natloaal security -
this particuJar one. 'Ill.ii isn't like the
Pentagon Papers. This one 1nvolves a
current negotiation and U. should not
have• been, and, It, ii'• get.ting, out
jeopardizes the negotlatln( position,
Now. goddamn It, we're l'Qt going to
allow II. We Just aren't BOlni to allow tt."
Conveniently close to the President's
compound, the-Inn was often the site for-
press conferences by Henry Kissinger
and other top Nixon aides or guests.
And. the Secret Service, White House
staff, and visiting dignitaries often
stayed at the Inn.
"We've treated them like they were
Jesus Christ just because they were the
White House," Presley said.
Though he af(trmed his decision was a
matter of simply "good economics." he
added he feels the White House staff has
"poor public relations," and is often
uncooperative.
"I wish I could say expleli\'e deleted,"
Presley quipped. "I have nothing against
the PresJdent. He is a good friend of
mine and l'U always support him. But I
don't do business with the President. I
have had to deal w:ilb his staff."
The eviction is the peak of what has
been a worsening relationship in recent
weeks between the White House staff and
the San Clemente townsfolk.
The San Clemente Dons, a group of
unof£iclal greeters who have often
y,·elcomed Nixon on his So u t b e r n
California visits, felt slighted when they
were not allowed on the White House
compound grounds Friday for the
President's arrival.
In an initial clue !hat Presley was not
as aecommodating as usual, he placed the
presz corps in-• smaller· 1*nquet room
Saturday ao thal a local banquet could
proceed.
Presley said the main economic loss
came because of the WldependabUity of
being available for the President's a-ew .
"I give you an example of what
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Oraage Ceut
'Weather
Fog near the beaches occa·
~onally on F~ay. Otherw.lse in-
-creasing high cloudiness. Con-
tinued quite •·ann inland with
highs near 90. Beach temperatures .
in the lower 70s.
INSIDE TODAY
Ntpal'I abominable SHOWtnml
has i truck again, knocking out
o tee·n-age 0,i rl 1tear /\f t. Evere1t.
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!Lappcared hiahhanded JOnd_jnsenslUve -i • i-s late"_dJ---ha;;;PJ)el!S,'' Pmley said. "Somebody w.ut~'---to the community. · .. ~ caDJiielriiinlhe~te11ouse----.:nd'""aa •
"A good portion of the proble·m is that ~ 'Paut the Presklent will be here from the J<th to lhe lllh.'
the community Is surprised. \V e are 01\ • "We mlgbt hive to ca.nc:tl 8 group that
reconl ... thinking tbal \he project Is F La wanl<d IO rooms starting lhe 23rd," be
i;ood. It is unfortunate that it did unravel or guna ldded.
in this way." Ma yor Roy Holm said . ' "Thell, oo about lhe IOlh, II slarls
Councilman Jon Brand s t e r n 1 y relniq. "Jbe President feels Uke going
Questioned count.· representatives at the back:,' they tell me. So I 'm left with an cy Students at Laguna Beach lligb School tmpty inn." he said. "It 's happened
meeting, asking "''hy the project v.·as v.•ill have a chanl't to take classe:s in numerous times."
undertaken so quickly. He said with the traveler's French. Sp..1nish and German1 A 50re point to Presley through the
tear and alienation now in th c and a ski clO(hing se"·irlg c-lass next fa.U. years has been that the reporters
community, it was unlikely a "home· These classts are part of 23 new ihetNelves chole to ·stay not at the Inn
environment'' could successfully be offerings appro\•ed b~· Laguna Beach but at the Surf and Sand 11otel IS miles
provided for the youths. Unified School trustttS ~night. up the rood in Laguna Beach.
Daniel Toal, country real services The new languag·t l'IB$S.'S are dt'S.igned Observers or the White lfouse scene
officer. said he selected the house to offer studrots a dln.n<.'C to lt'nm the 0,·er the last five ye ars say reporters
because it fit into the price range the expressions nt'('('ss.i.ry to rontn1unica,te never felt v;elcome at the IM. They said
county v.•anted to pay, pub Ii c with nati\·es ol that p.'\fti\·ular ('\)Ull!ry on they v.·ere irritated by the altitude of the
transportation \\'as nearby. and it \\'as O\'erst"as trips. Inn .staff and turned off by what they
"available." The languagt stu<k·iu "'1ll .Ill.so learn CC'.ltUidered high pric:es.
11ayor Holm said it v.'as clear to him it about tht> custos:ns. l1'3ditll.m!l. ~'\ld Md At Laguna, Surf and Sand operator
v.•as not a coincidence that the home "'ay ol life of tht nAU\-r,S. pl°'JS l~min& i.-lerrill Johnson has ca'~red to bis
belonged to the people already hired by the best "·ays 10 1rav't't , occasional guests. He has set up a pttSS
the county ta run th e project in Laguna. ~ ne'A' class in th> Pline t'\.,"Ol'IOmiCS room ft>ere as well, now med for the
Lucinda Prewitt. director of the department. for skiing t.Ytthusi:Lsts. will daily briefing with White House Deputy
children's and adqlescent services. said reach students bow to make "''arm. Press Secretary Gerald Warren.
the county home "'ould ··not put people in fashionable and inexpensh-e clothirl&: to The While Hoose bas rx>L yet
that "·ould be detrimental to the area." be v.·orn in the snow. annoonced where, if anywhere, the San
She said it \.\'as not intended to "catch Other new offerings include : Clemente preM equipment will be
spillover from Juvenile. Hall," but to be a -An introduction to ceramics. relocated. Press Secretary Ron a I d
place where 1eens in danger ol running -A business rourse to 1eaCh students Ziegl er reportedly was looking into San
a\\•ay from h'ime could go. basic: skills, k-nowledge and attitudes Clemente's Community C\ubhouse but
She said polential residents <it the necessary to enter the job market. late Wednesdi.y there had been no move
home v.·ould be sc-rl't'nt'd to eliminate -ln the English department, a course in that direction.
those v.•ith ··antisocial ., tendencies \\bich in debate, drama, tv.·o Shakespeare Presley denied that his deci!ion was,
she said incl uded drug· and alcohol c-lasses. ·'advent ures of Gods and as Warren aaXl Wedneaday, a tactic to
abusers. Ho11"e\·er. she said she could not Heroes", and a class to examine and get publicity.
guarantee tha t all-would-be-caught in the 11·rite sports stories and literature. "The motel is in a compelilive
SC'recning. -In, industrial arts, a general shop situation,'' Warren said. ''Per ha P s
The c-ity councirs plan to delay the class and one specializing in fibergh1is. management feels it needs some
•---<tart-of-t-hf-t>rogram-W3s--accepted -In the music department~ women's publlcitY. from an allcged.leud ..
reluctantly by lht' county authorities. chorus and beifiiiiiiig-iDSliliments. "From our standpoint the White House
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h.ld d ·· •1· -In science, horticulture, animal press corps has given the San Clemente ··\Ve ha\'e c 1 ren rea Y to go. 11 1ss \,.,.ha . 1. Id ) d d ed Inn a i~o1 bus'-· a' lull rates and has Pre'Aitl said. ~ vK>r, 1e geo ogy an a vane .,.. ...... .,,, l
The committee "'i!i investigate possible biology· never been unreasooable," the deputy
he -In social studies, great European prea secretary said. other locations for t home and report f _ ... a 00. Am · d w•-en empbas'--..1 that ..t..-:te the back Wednesday. 1gures, vu ... ta IJl8' er1can an cu• Hu.e\l ....... .,. taln
Councilman Carl Johnson said the Pacific Island cultures. split the White ouse peraoMel re
l\1ystic Hills residents v.·ould have to "strong personal regards for Paul Presley and • • • his wann personal
pro re .another location would be better Froltl P••e 1 friendship." than the one the county selected. -:i
* * "(;:{ Let Tliem Move
To E merald Bay
Pleading ~'ith the Laguna Beach City
Council not to squelch a crisis house in
?i-1yst.ic Hills neighborhoOO, Emerald Bay
resident Manly Spaulding, of the Human
Needs advisory Bo a rd , asked
rhetorically, "\Vhere will our children
go?"
Referring to the intense neighborhood
opposition to the Youth Service Center
for troubled teens. l\1rs. Spaulding said
dramatically, "What community will get
our children if we don 't keep them?"
"Emerald Bay," shouted a heckler
from th e rear of the council chambers.
Risk in Germ
Cell Tes ts Told
WASHI!."l'GON (AP ) -&iinlists
throughout the world have been urged to
voluntarily defer undertaking certain
new types of "genetic engineering"
experiments with animal and germ cells.
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Otherwise. they run a possible risk of
increasing the incidence of , cancer er
other dis·eascs. a Committee of top-level
medical scientists representing, the
National Research Council s a Id
Wednesday.
The blue-ribbon group stressed that
there is no proof yet that a risk exists
with such experiments involving genetic
material. But they said that any such
es:periments should be deferred ''until
the potential hazards . . . have been
better evaluated" or methods devised to
keep any such hazards under strict
control.
Wa ter Strike On
LOS ANGELES (AP) -lle~rlment of
Water and Power v;orkers stayed off thei° jobs today in defiance of a court
order in a strike that has brought
ch~es of sabotage from officials of the
mumcipal utility.
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HOOVER .•.
Kissinger after news leaked out about ~
the U.S. fallback position in the Strate-
gic Anns Limitation Talks (SALT).
"He said UUs was wiretap information
and that, in his opinion, Mr. Hoover could
not be entrusted with this infonnatioo,"
the FBI report said.
Mardian first expressed reluctance to
talk about the incident, it noted.
"Mr. Sullivan continued the
conversation, saying that J\.tr. Hoover had
used wiretap information to blackmail
other presidents of the United states
and was afraid that he could blackmail
Mr. Nixon with this information.
"~le. Sullivan reiterated his request of
Mr. Mardian to personally contact the
President and to pass along ?.tr.
Sullivan's information and request."
There was no elaboration from
~fardian in the statement a b o u t
Su1Uvan's view that Hoover had
blad:mailed presidents. But Hoover, who
had held the FBI dictatorship since the
1920s, had long been regarded before his
death as potentially one of tbe
most poworful men in Washinglon be-
cause Of his access to FBI secrets.
In lbe statement, Mardian told the FBI
he subiequently learned "that this
wiretap was ordered by Kissinger on
behalf or the President."
Mardian went to John N. Mitchell, long
a close aSM>Ciatc, and a short timeJater
was ordered to take the \"!>it{' ftouse
shuttle plane to San Clemente.
The next morning, he said, Nis:on
ordered him to take the wiretap data
from Sullivan -and then make sure that
it matched information already in the \Vhite House.
The FBI said Mardian said Kissinger
and be checked the FBI records against
lhe White House's "and satisfied
themselves that Dr. Kissinger's material
matched with the cover sheet which 11r.
?.1ardian was using."
Ma:cl!an "'as ~sked if he gave the bag
contammg the wiretap data to Nixon.
Burglars Busy
In La guna Beach;
Three Spots Hit
The \hell ol a slereo S)'llem, color TV
and cash totaling $1,100 was one of three
separate burglary incidents reported in
Laguna Beach Wedneoday.
Anthooy Patchett, 296 Wave st., told
police the valuables were taken
Wednesday morning. Police believe the
home was entered throogb forcing ogen
the. front door, and said there are no
suspects in the case.
Another theft was reported at 929 Van
Dyke, where Norman Joseph Carmichael
and Eric Ward suffered 1 1375 jewelry
Joss.
Sil: men's rings are ~ed mia.ing,
and police think \he house was entered
through French doors on \he -side of
the bmne.
Senior Citizens
Awarded Grants
The Laiuna Beach School or Art bas
awarded three full scholarships to three
senior citizens. members of the Laguna
Over Si1ty Qub.
Scholarship winners all! E v e I y n
Illsworth of 520 Cliff Drive, Laguna
Beach; Melitta Howard of 23691 Mariner
Drive, Dana Point; and Bara Donnelly of
239 Lower Qiff Drive, Laguna Beach.
Each scholarship entitles the ,winner to
attendance at a School of Art course.
Winners were selected from Over Sixty
Club applicants who. filled o u t
questionnaires on why lhey wished to
attend the scMol.
Laguna Council Action
Here in capsule form are the princip.a] actions taken by the Laguna Beach
City Council Wednesday.
TAX RATE, BUDGET SET - A $5.I mlltion city budget and a tu rato -~f $%.02 per $100 a~ed valuatkm were approved by the council. The rate is
is 10 cents lower Uran last year's, but, because the city's assessed valuation
jumped 27 percent, property owners will pay more In taxes this year than last.
The proptrty tax will bring the clty $1.8 million.
CRISIS HOUSE DELAYED -A home for troubled YoUlh once propooed
for the ~fystic Hills neighborhood was angrily denounced by 'residents of the
area. The council formed a committee to look for alternative sites and re
quested the county to hold off start of the program until consensus is' reached
ROOF LOWERED -The council ordered that a 10.:inch mistake in the
roofiine of the S4 milUon Village Fair be corrected at a coot estimated to be
$30,000. A portion of the roof is too high. 'The architeet, v.•ho said he will have
to foot the bill, said it '!"as an "honest mistake."
COASrAL REPORT -The bluff lop lands along lhe oc.an bet,...,, \he
Hotel Laguna and S~py Hollow Lane would be developed into tourist faciliUes
with"'8 ma)or hotel and "Ports O' Call" shops wKltr a guideline. approved by
the council. '
TRASH RATES VP -Trash collection wil l cost Laguna Beach mklenl>
about 10 percent more this yea.r under a cowicil-appro~ tiilling plan. A home-
owner will now pay $2.80 a monlh for pickup. The lncreues were required
because (I( increased charges to the city. by the c.ultrac:t trash collector.
J\.IORE METERS -Final approval was given to installation of l<k:ent·an-
hour parking rneten along por1ions of Broadway, Second Street, Beach Strttt,
Forest Avenue, aod other downtown roadways.
ARCH BEACH FEES ~ Reduced building pennil , ... for Arch Beach
Heights lots being combined into single bulldlng sites was 1pproved. The
measurt will save bomebuilden about $30,000.
ECONOMIC REPORT -The city council onlettd lhe staff to prtp1rt I
generalized report on possible economie and ezthetlca tffect1 of reducing the
allowable building denslly In \he cllf1 multllamlly """· A hearin& ls
i;chcduled for an.upcoming council meeting. --
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CHIEF OWL LADY ADMIRES HER CREATIONS AT THE SAWDUST FESTIVAL JN LAGUNA BEACH
Elfie l1f1rgue Sculpts Her Works Fr°".'! W~, Fibergl1s• ind Gives Them Approprilte Nemes
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STRIKE. • •
carpenters '\oold be.
A _ poke;s.IMJL ~-t the Associated
General Contractors, one or t he
contractors negotiating groups, said "It
wou.ld be easy enough to find non-union
laborers or some of the other building
trades, but I'm not sure we could fU)d
fflOUgh skilled, non-union carpenters.''
Another c;ontractor, however, expects
lbe union carpenters to sign up with non·
union cootrad.ors as the strike drags on
and money runs low.
A working c.arpenter, not one of the
negotiators, told 1be Daily P i I o t
Wednetday \hat, wilh no sbike fund and
vacation paychecks running low, "I'm
ready to go back to work.''
Union negotiators see the threat to go
non-union as a bluff designed to get them
to acquiesce to contractors offers.
But, according to a contractor. "The
plans are bein.it: made now. We have pro">
1emr-about such matters as our pension funds~ with millions of dollars ln them,
which have to be resolved, but we are
going ahead with plans to nm noo-
unioa."
If management tries to go through with
it, Miller said. "It's RO~ to be one mess. We have been union 1n this area for
many, many decades and there can only
be real trouble if they try to go non-
union."
But \he bead ol lbe heavy equipment
operators, Joseph Seymour ol Operating
Engineers Local 12, which covers
Southern California and pert of Nevada,
said his local will wort side by side with
rm-union carpenters.
"We have our own contract!: and intend
to mnor them." Seymour said.
Seymour, whose local has been plagued
wilh .. high rate ol U11<1JlPfO!'Jll"llt, has
backed contractors since before the
strike began.
A letter-he sent to his members urged
that any who had left construction sites
in support of the other crafts return to
their jobs and urge other trades to
reduce their demands.
1be contractors aee the issue in terms
of black and red.
''We have to decide whether to pay the
strikers what they are asking for and go
broke that way, of try to operate without
unions -e1cevt for engi n ee r s and
teamsters-and see what happens."
Engineers broke away fiom the
Building Trades Council '° they woold
not have to support strikes by other
trades. Teamsters, the contractors said,
would also work in an open shop.
But, . Trenta said, many of the
members of the two unions would not \\i1rk In an operl shop.
"\Ve have been union for a 1oQg time
and 1 dOn 't think they are going to give
up what we fought for so long ,'' he said. ·
An Owl for All
A rtist Gives Hoot at Festival
By HILARY KAVE
Of ... DtllY "'"' st.tf
The Owl AdoptJm Center - a notable
booth at this year's Sawdust Festival -
started lmocently enough.
"About six years ago, I sculptured a
little owl, and someone said, 'It looks just
like my Uncle Harry'," ..said Elfie
Lafargue, chief owl lady at the adoption
center.
Today, there;s an owl for everybody -
including a large line of character owls
such as skiers, doctors, I a w y e r s ,
magicians and. even a sassy Mae West
owl.
Miss Lafargue, a German immigrant
who has been in the country since 1960,
sculpts the little creatures out of a ~-ood
fibre she says is !)er own Invention. She
then. places them on pi~ of wood and
tops many of them off with nametags
that fit their expressions.
The owl called Bertha looks like
Bertha. and the massive 1farco the
Magnificent, a two-foot brute costing
$250, fits his natl)e. too. Wben custorners purcblse the owls,
both tiny $3.50 versions and the huge
birds, they actually adopt them.
"I've got customers who come beck
year after year and bu'y an owl each
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TAX HIKE ••.
budg<t when the increa ... Jn lhe assessed
val11ation were announced, although the
oouncil could have kept last year's ta:ii:
rate and rated in a wnidfaU of $225,000.
• Holding the ta:ii: rate at the JO cent
reduction, the city will be able lo
maintain a reserve of more than $290,000
until fiscal 1977·78, on a three-year
budget projection. ·
The city had been cmcerned about
deficit spending on the three-year
projection which had originally called for
a 6 percent yearly increase in the
assessed valuation.
That was exceeded in this year alone
by the tremendous leap in the assessor's
fmdinp.
During the review period of lhe budgel,
lhe cooncil had added some projects.
Included are an emergency telephone
system with phones located at selected
street ends near beaches and at El Toro
and Laguna Canyon Rood, • !3000 project
and a $8,800 fire volunteed: program for
Top of the World.
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time. And, they Send me Christmas
cards, signed from the owl, to keep in
touch, .. laughed lhe Laguna artist, one of 1
the orilinat fwnden on the Sawdust
Festival.
Som.etimes, flflss Lafargue has a
time parting with her owls.
"One year I had an especially nice owl .
t calld ·Rasputin. I just hated to sell him . 1
But I sold him to a nice slident from
Riverside, who later sent me a photo of it ·
to make me feel better about ii,'' she
said.
Famous celebrities have adopted the
owls, too.
Bob Hope has 8 golfer owl, Liberace,
Elvis, Martha Raye, Jonathan Winteni,
Walter O'Malley -they all have
peraonality owls.
Miss Lafargue has always liked o\\·ls,
stemming back from the days in Berlin
when she spent hours gazing at the
"arrogant creatures" al the ioo. ·
"I decided to make owls wilh soul, you know, owls with emotion," she said.
"I study their personalities as I sculpt 1 them, and name them accordingly.
Really, a Uxlie looks like a Louie, and
that's al1 there ts Lo it," she added. ,
AltbooJch lhe artlBI spends most of her
animaIS occuioaaJly.
time fashtonln1 owls, she also does other
animals occasionally.
Sitting amiably alonpide the owl
collfJCtioo Is a trio of stone cast
hoppopotunu-named Bnmo, Hilda and 1 Baby J..clu.
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Summer Track
Signups Extended
Signups for the Lagwia B ea c h
Recreatioo Department ·Summer track
competition for boys am girls are
e1tended through Friday.
Under way now the program is for
youngsters in grades one through elaht.
The program is under Director Jim
Toomey, head track coach at Laguna
Beach High School.
Four teams will be formed and will
compete agaQtst each other. A league
meet Is planned for the conclusion of the
program.
Registration is $8: Further information
is available from the re c re a ti o n
department, 570 Glenneyre St.,,laguna
Beach.
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VOL. 67, NO. 199, 3 SECTIONS, j9 PAGES . . ORANGE COUNf.Y, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1974
Contractors Threatening .Non-union
By DOUGLAS FRITZllCHE
Of ffl9 O.llY l"I• Staff
Conlractors have repeated a threat ·to
use non-union construction workers if
striking building Industry WJioiu will not
reduce their wage demands.
Talks between carpenters, cement
ma!IOlls and laborers and contractors
broke down for the third t i m e
\Vednesday. The strike which has idled
millions of dollars v.'Orth of construction
in Orange County is dragging toward the
end of its third v.·eek with no end in sight.
Responding with a threat of their own.
carpenters chief negotiator Paul Miller
said "there can only be real trouble" if
Ibis happens.
Talks broke dov.11 Wednesday after a
contractors negotla,tor klld those from
the Carpent'ers' Union locals that unless
a settlement is reached soon. non.union
workers will replace them at the
construction sites, atcording to Charles
Trenta, secretary of the Carpenters
J
District Council of Orange County.
A carpenters uni9f1 delegate as.wmbly
voted Tuesday to tum down the most
recent cootractors' offer of $2.90 an hour
in increases over lhe next three years.
The cafpenters have been asking for
$1.90 in wa111:e and fringe benefits for. a
one-year contract. carpenters now earn
$9.48 an hour in wage and fringe benefits.
'lbe settlement offered by t h e
contractors, Trenta said, v.·Ould put
Orange County ·Caprenters $3 per hour
J. Edgar Hoover
behind carpenters in Northern California.
Southern Californ ia carpenters have been
trying to close the gap between v.•ages in
the north and south parts of the state.
Opinions differ among contractors on
how practical a shift .10 non·wiion
carpenters y,·ould be.
· A spokesman at the A5.socialed
~ral Contractor!, oi'ie of th e
contractors negotiating groups, said "It
woUld be easy enough to find non-union
laborers or some of the otber building
Called
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trades, but l'm not sure 'A·e could find
enough skilled, non-union carpenters."
Another contractor, however, expect.c;
the union carpenter! to sign up with norr
union contractors as the strike drags on
and money runs low.
A working catpenter, not one or the
negotiators, told The Daily P i I o t
\\'ednesday that. with no stri~ fund~nd
vacation paychecks running lov.·, "I'm
.ready to go back to work."
Union negotiators see the threat to go
Presidential
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Blackmailer
* * * Nixon ~id lra.te
Plumbers Started
To Thwart Leaks
WASHINGTON (UPI) -It was the
leak of the Pentagon Papers to the pr~s
by Daniel Ellsberg that started President
Nixon's anger .about news leaks and led
to creation or U.. :Jbite House
"Plumbers" unit, accqrdlng to cowt
affidavits contained in ""'the House
Judiciary Committee's laiest release of
evidence today.
"J don't give a damn hov.• it is done, do
v.·hatever has to be done to stop these
leaks," Nixon told hi! top sta!f after the
Pentagon Papers appeared in June 1971.
Chief of Staff H.R. Haldeman in June
1971.
Colson testified that Nixon "said in
eUect, l don't give a damn how it is
dom, cio w1!8.\,over bu to be done. to stop
·theoe ' ..... • llld pevont lurtller
11D8Uthori7.ed disclosures; I don't want t.o
be 1o!9"w1>7 a ~·t be done."
Jotlt D. Ehrlichmln, formerly Nixon's
top. domestic affairs adviaer, said .in an
affidavit AprJl 30 that the President told
him and Henry A. Kissinger, then his
national security affairs adviser, "that
he believed Ellsberg has Communist tics
and was (l¥f. Of a conspiracy.
}.LACKMAIL ·FEARS?
Ex-FBI Chief Hoover
During the Labor Day weekend of that
year, the office of Ellsberg's psychiatrist
in Beverly J:lills was broken into, in a
futile "Plwnbers" search for infonnation
damaging to Ellsberg.
Exe_ensive Problent'
Nixon acknowledged 14 months ago he
authorized · establishment of the
Plumbers. The committee evidence
shows he frequently was involved in a
variety of activities aimed. at plugging
the 1ea1cs.
One affida\'it cited by the panel, filt:d
and n1ade public in April, was by former
special counsel Charles W. Colson, no·w
serving a jail term for obstruction of
justice.
The document concenled a meeting
with Nixon and former White House
Park Hearing Off
A Community Services Commis.sion
public hearing oo the P-!O po s e d
University Park community park in
Irvine has been canceled.
The hearing 11ao been rescheduled to
July 23 at 7:30 p.m. at city hall, 4201
Campus Drive.
Grafitti Spoils Rustic
Atmo sphere of New Park
By JAN WORTH
or 111e 0.111 """ 11att There's a rustic wooden sign
welcoming you to the new El Toro
Community Park.
An orange grove, preserved from the
old homestead or the Prothero family,
pioneers of Et Toro, leans into Aliso
Creek which has just beerfchannelized by
the 'Orange County Flood Control
Di.strict. ·
And along the quiet paths in the little
park, buttercups are in bloom. The
pastoral scene ends rudely at a new
bridge over the creek.
Screaming out from the new concrete
is a paint-spray message: "SMOKE
POT." Further down, another artist has
scrawled' that"--IS A SLUT."
And on one of the bridge abutments,
motorists are greeted by the word, POT.
The graffiti.has been added to many or
the concrete walls in the new park.
"Any child can buy a can of paint, and
when unob!terved, be 'creative' to h.is
heart's' content," lamented H . G.
.Osbonie, chief engineer of the Orange
County F1ood Control District, wbich
built the Aliso Creek project.
Osborne said there are only two
alternatives for removing the spray
paint: sandblasting or treating the
concrete with a chemical solvent. Both
are expensive.
Abandoned 11\vine School
spray-can graffiti is becoming a
difficult problem to control in many
locations of the county, Osborne said.
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Wiretap
Record s
Revealed
-WASHINGTON (UPI) -A high FBI
official handed an assistant attorney
'general secret wiretap records in July,
1971 for fear J. Edgar Hoover might use
them to blackmail President Nixon as he
had used wiretap information to
blackmail other presidents.
SUFFERS BRAIN TUMOR
Actress SuMn Hayward
Actr ess Has
Brain Tu111or
Treatment
"'~' ''\lli'!fn .it.1111L;. ~A (~Y, ... !1.1.l'i'M umes o. ~ ence P\I. '6y''lh.e"'. Hayward is undergoing treatment at. H~ J~etary Committee before it Emory University Hospital here for a begJM debate next week on whether
Nixon's conduct in office warrants brain tpmor, the Atlanta Constitution
impeachment. said today. ·
The new evidence traces how political The newspaper quoted "close friends"
spying developed in the White ~ouse -of her late husband's family as saying
using the same personnel and techniqUes Miss Hayward ss had been "in declining
:.... from elaborate machinery !ft up to health for se'ver~l months"· and was
com~t news leaks of sensitive national admitted.to the hospital this week.
security matters. The newspaper also said that Dr.
So deep was Nixon 's concern with the George T. Tindall performed a brain
leaks, a newly published tape transcript biopsy on Miss Hayward Wednesday to
shows, that at one lime he considered determine whether the tumor was
ordering lie detector tests for 400,000 malignant or benign.
government workers who had "top The hospital refused to confirm or deny
secret" clearence. that the Oscar·winning actress had been
A previously unpublished transcript admitted. A spokesman said the hospital
from July 24, 1971 showed the depth of adheres . strict!~ to a ~n_fidential policy
Nixon's ire over the leak about the U.S. concem1ng patients If it 1s requested by
negotiating position in the arms Lalks. the patient or the patient's family.
"Now, goddamn it, we're not going to Tindall also refused to talk with news·
allow it." Nixpn said on the tapes. "We m~i'ss Hayward lived at CE.rrollton, Ga.,
just aren't going to allow it.'.' Crom 1958 to 1966 when she was married
But the big surprise in the 2,314 pages to the late Eaton Chalkley whom she met
of evidence came in a sworn statement here while making the film, "J'd Climb
given FBI agents on May 10, 1973 by the Highest Mountain."
Robert Mardian, the fonner ·assistant After Chalkley's death In 1966 from a
attorney general and once a high official kidney ailment, Miss Hayward moved to
in the Nixon re-election campaign. Beverly Hills.
Mardian, a sometime San Clemente
resident, has been indicted in the
Watergate cover·up coospiracy.
Mardlan told how William Sullivan. Riverside Blazes
Hoover's deputy at the FBI, came to him PERRIS. (UPI) _ Fire burned some
in July, 197l and said he feared he was 600 acres of brush and grass land
going to be fired bealuse of policy southeast of Riverside Wednesday but differences wilh Hoover. Sullivan said he wanted to give Alar· danger to inhabited areas was averted. 1be ·Division or Forestry got more than dian wiretaps ordered by Henry A. 100 lhe fi 1· v 1· lhe Kissinger after news leaked out about men on 1~ 10e~, pre en mg
(See HOOVER, P•ge %) _ fl~mes ~ reaching this small--commu-ruty of Juruper F1ats.
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·Seen as Center of Park
lie suggested that parents, teachers.
and neighborhood. park users try to
educate others about the degrading
effects and illegality of spray-<:an van·
dalism.
Uqder ala.le law, parents bear the
Jiablilty_fot djl'mage their children do-up
to $2,000.
Nixon Re po rtedly Mulled
Lie Tests for 400,000
The old Irvine Elementary School, The theme for overall park design ,he
abandoned by lhe school district and said, could be tied in with the American
facing a possible short·tenn future as an bicentennial in 1976.
Industrial building, may end up as a Such a "heMtage park" he said, could
the~sette{ for the planned Central use as much tardition as a city nearing Its
Irvine High School Community Park. fourth birtbdly can offer.
The · Irvine Community Services A ~ibility, he said, ls relocaUon of
Commialon di9cUsaed the 8$.acre park the fa Cade · of the old Irvine Elementary
and Irvine Hlgtl School lite at its second School. The front or the building could be
hearing on facilities to be Q;!lStrucied used as the face for a park build ing, he
with $Jf million in park bond money said: '
approved by voters in June . The scl;lool was vacated by the school
'Ibe park ls designated as a central district last spring due to the noise
aquatic facility, with the swimming caUJed by jets using El Toro Marine
comple• located near tile ochool building Corpo Air Station.
for 111e by both the public and lhe Tueodoy night, !he c~y council
dlltrlct. approved indmtrial zoning for tile parcel,
Slnce the aquatic area is Hae.If a major wlUch reverts to the Irvine Company.
subject, commissioner Miies Peter90ll A diagram of the park site drawn by ..
said, separate hearings wlll be held for city park consultants Ribera and Sue
it. . includes ~ high ~1-~tde: It depict• a
The di1CUssioo was on the cOncept for full·scale , h~ted ba.9eU11JI 1amond. four
the park, which, fetenon said, "should ~softball liekfS", tennis and handball
be seen not as a 0-aere llC'hoot and a 38-courts, a football aod track and field
acre park, but as the total as acres. . ,!rea, lJ:lt: swimming complex aod a
"We're trying to fin<Lways we _can_s_occcr field . ·
combine our facilities to gef. the A large open space meadow would
maximum mie." ' (Sere SCHOOL, P•1e %)
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"It is very disheartening to public
officials when eavircrunentally designed
structures are thoroughly sabotaged
by residents of the b e n·e f i-t i n
community," Osborne said.
He asked that anyone seeing a graffiti
artist at work report the incident first to
the Orange County Shet'iff and then to
the Harbor, Beaches, and Park.i Dis·
trict. Osbome_satd, -
Bw·glars Take $25
Fron1 Box in Church
·Thieves who entered via the unlocked
front door md tbea forttd open • cash
bo• found In tile ol!lce desk took 125
Wedneaday from an El Toro church,
Orange County Sheriffs deptilies ~Ml
Deputies sakl the bUrglars wbo entered too Abiding Savior • Lutheran Church.
23262 El Toro Road, tried to force their
way through the met.al ban of a "Side
window before they realbed tllll the
front door was \IDJocled. "
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WASHI NGTON (UPI) -a White
House t.aPe re.leased today shows leaks of
classified documents to reporterS that so
angered President Nixon he considered
ordering 400,000 persons with "lop secret
clearances" to take lie detector tests. •
In a tape of a Jul)! 24, 1971 White House
meeOng released by tile House Judiciary
Committee, Nixon proposed the wiretapg
to aklcs John D. Ehrlichman and Egil
Krogh.
Nixon was told by Ehrlichman that
'about 400,000 people had top secret
clearance but the number did not seem
to deter the fmident.
.. 1 wai:n. a11 of them who h~ve lop
secret clcarance/' Nixon said. "It r ·~:is
if we can gel them to, to agree to take a
polygraph test"
Nix.on said he was convinced somellody
\Ylth hfgh clearance;" "'as responsible -
and not !reC.retartes or I o w ~ s c a I e
employcs.
-·-crl\> to tile ellect 'W.11, a •-Ol'llit·dlct II, or·lhe wate pap-,
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papetJ>a.Sket did it. It's neve_r that case,"
Nixon said. "I've stud ied these cases
long enough, and ifs.always a son-of·a·
bitch that leaks."
The discussion came after Krogh
informed Nixon there was a "prime
suspect" in the leaking of storit! about
SALT negotiations.
"Polygraph hlm," Nixon said. "What
are' his views -hawkish. or dovish!"
\Vhen Krogh said he dldn 't know, Nixon
said :
''I don't care whether he's• hawk or a
dove or a -If the son-of..a·bitch leaked,
he's riot for 0the govefl'lment." ..
Nixon later expreued .anger about the
SAl.T leaks with this comment:
"This does affect natM>nal security -
this particular one. This isn't like the
Pentagon Papers. This one. involves a
current negotiation and it should not
ha~ bcoo, and it, It's geUing out
jcopanlluo the negotiating pOSitioo.
Now, goddamn It, we're not going to
allow it. We just aren't gotng to allow U." -
Today'• .F inal
N.Y. Stoeks
TEN CENTS
Hiring
non·union as a bluff designed to get them/
to acquiesce to contractors offers.
But, according to a contra<11_Qr, "The
plans are being made no\Y. We have pro!>--
lems about such matters as our pension
funds, with millions of dollars in them,
v.·hich have to be resolved, but we are
going 'ahead with plans to run non·
wiion.'.. .
If 11'\anagement tries to go through wit h
it, f\.Uller said, "It's ROinR to be one nn::ss.
lSee STRIKE, Page !I
UCI Grant
To Ass~t
Students
The UC Irvine.California College of
Medicine has received a $480,735 federal '
grant to help defray the $14,000 cost per
year for each medical student.
The grant is no windfall, medical
school Dean Stanley van den Noort said.
"The state of Ca1ifomia has regarded
these grants as a substitute for.
components in the state budget," he said.
Originally, he said, the Pepi. of Health,
EducaUon and Welfare grants were
intended to supplement medical school
budgets, but the state has c u l
appropriations to the medical school.
.. Presumably if this source of funding
\\'as not there," he said, "the state would
· come up with the money."
The school bas 280 medical students
and about 400 residents and interns, each
of whom cost the school $14,000 a year,,
van den Noori said.
The federal legislation penniUing such
grants. he said, expires this year.
ReplaceTµeDl leiislalion, he said. is
aimed more at tuition supplements than
direct &rants to the schools.
With the University of Calilornia 's
policy of keeping tuitions low, he said,
such a program will not be much help
aod additional state funding niiJJ be '
needed.
The grant, he said, may be used for lhe ·
reguJa.r Oi>eriting expenses of the-1
college, for some renovation o t
facilities, but not for new construction.
Body Surf aces
At Irvine Lake
A body that floated to the surface of
Irvine Lake late Wednesday haii beeii ·
identified by Orang County sheriff's
deputies and coroners officers as that of
George Washington Stallworth, 32, of Los
Angeles.
Stallworth drowned in the lake June 29
when he dived from the boat in which he
had been fishing with a companion and
disappeared after taking a few strokes.
Scuba divers.have made several efforts
kl locate his body in the past three weeks
without success. They said murky
conditions at the bottom of the lake
hampered their search.
Sin a tra in London
WNDON (UPI) -Frank Sinatra
arrived at Heathrow Airport today fresh
from battles with the Australian .pre1&
and en route to Bianitz, France. Sinatra,
who created .a stOnn in Australia by
calling the country's n e w s me n,
_"parasites" and newswomen "hookers,"
stepped off a Qantas Australian Airlines,
jet and was · whisked away to the
executive jet terminal to await a private
flight.
Orange Coaat
Weat•er
Fog near the beaches occa·
siona\ly on Friday. Otherwise m..
creasing high cloudiness. Con·
linued quite warm inland wiUt
highs near 90. Beach temperatures
in the lower 70s.
INSIDE TODAY
Ntpal's abominable snowman
lias st·r11ck agai n, knocki11g out
a teen~ge oirl near i\ft. Everest.
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Pilot Logbook •
r • Perils of This ·Pauline
Le~d to Happy Ending
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
01 11141 D•Ur Pll" 11•1'
}.ly female friend Pauline stayed overnight not long aigo, and. now she .1•
eating for Lwo -or three, or four -but it isn't my fault she's in a Family
Way.
Pauline, you see, is a calico cat.
Her pretty, onetime mistrep apparently overlooked her \\'hen she moved
oul from next door, but every time a person has to pull
up stakes there are also discards.
So where did Pauline move?
One who has never cared for the idea of a ca t, or a
dog. or a parakeet, or a hamster, or a gaggle of goldfish,
or even a wife cluttering up the house does not aJ .... ·ays ..
plan things just rlght.
WE ARE snLL SOME'l'VttES perfect targets for
ambush, by the Paullnes of a world In which. not all
stories have happy endings.
C)inlcal old newspapermen are sometimes very \llNSIL
vulnerable. r The other night, Pauline was dining on cream~ tuna from the plas 1c
cat dish that seemed likw good supermarket bargain at 29 cenls, and I had
a vodka·and-tonic beside the typewriter in ~~ den. ,
The stereo was playing and the v•orld seemed peaceful, with the 6 o clock
television news turned off. .
Pauline got up to ·strOll arowid. her matronly belly swaying. apparently
inspecting the pre1nises to be sure the bachelor pad clutter had not been
re-arranged since her last visit. And it hadn't.
SJtE A11GHT BE HUNTING for the eventual maternity ward, -maybe
under the wet bar, or in the demi-john -as the Uny second b"alhroom is
known.
Despite her condition, Pauline still wanted to share my bed.
"No, get the hell down,'' I ordered the fint time !he jumped ~p on It
after her old rug bed had been made in the kitchen and it was time for
Hght.s-0ut.
"No. get the hell down," I ordered the second time.
TltE THIRD Tll'i1E WAS a charm. as the saying goes.
"The bell "'ilb ii," I \l'hispered ~·it.b a snarl, "just stay on the other sldt
of the bed."
Fi,llhting a cat in the dark is a miStta ble 'proposition. .
The perils of Pauline have apparently eoded now, at least temporarily.
She began lo be gone for longer periods .and when she; ~id show up to
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many. many decad" and lbott Cllll only
be real trouble 11-they try to IO ...,. ,_ ... un~··
Bui the head ol the heavy equlpmeat
operators, Joseph s.-, of Operalln(
Engineers Local 12, whldi ooven
Southern C.lilornla and par\ o1 llevada,
said his local will work side by aide with
non-union carpenten.
·"We hav~ our own contracts and intend
to honer them," Seymour said.
Seymour, whose local has been plagued
with 1 high rate of wiemp&oyment, his·
backed contractors since before the
strike began.
A letter he sent to hi!! members urged
that any who had Jett construc1ion sites
in auppari of the otheT crafts nlum to
!heir jobs and urge other trldea to
reduce their demands.
The contractors· aee the Isaue in tenns
of black and rod.
"We have to decide whelher tO pay the
strikers what Ibey are WJng for IOd ao
broke lbat way, or try to operate without
unions -except for e n 11 n e er 1 and
teamsters-and see what bappetlS. ''
Engineers broke away from the
Building Trades Council ao Ibey ...Wd
not have to suppart strikes by other
trades. Teamsters, the contractors ,aaid,
"''Ould also work in an open shop. •
But, Trenta saJd, many of the
members of the two lUlions would not
wor~ In an open shop.
"We have been union for a long time
and 1 don't think they are aolng to give
up what we fought for so long," he said.
The Judiciary report on evidence
brought to 14 the number of volumes
published by the panel, with more to
come this week.
Fro11tP.,el
HOOVER ..• sniff around lhe unal tered bachelor pad clutter, she was firuck.y about the
food. She only picked at the veritable repast that costs 22 cents a can. She
would baptize her tongue in Extra-Rich grade milk, warmed in a ~ucepan,
then glare at me like I was a bartender wOO forgot to put the olive in the
martini.
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TIDS .l\fORNING IT FINALLY became apparent that Pauline had found
her place iri the sun -literally -as this cynical okl newapapennan left for
'vork. . . f She sat in the window of another apartment. baskmg m the sun, at as
a bog, happy as a clam, and gave the cynical old newspaper reporter going
out on his momlng beat a great, big, calioo C8;t grin. I grinned back.
Some stories, you see, do have a happy ending.
Tonight Only -.
Camera Carriers Get
Free Admission to Fair
An yone cal'T}'ing a camera will be
admilfed to the Orange County Fair tree
of charge tod ay and tonight as the fair
celebrates "Camera Day."
The normal pr ice of admission is being
\vaived to gWe as many amateur and ,
professional photographers an
opportunity to record the many sights at
the fair.
~-Serious shutterbugs will not want to
iniss the photography exhibit where
\rorld-famous lensman Peter Gowland is
shov.,ing a collection of his works.
· For those who just want to use their
camera to get in free, there are other
atllractions at the fair tonight, the
highli ght of v.•hich are two performances,
one at 7:30 and the other at 9 o'clock,
by Hank Thompson and the BratOS
Valley Boys.
Friday 's fair attractions are:
10 a.m. -Beef Showmamhlp : · '
i~oon -Amateur Astronomy, Radio,
Education, Quilting, Cake Decorating, ~Furniture Refinishing, Sew t n g ,
--· Weaving, CJa y Tile, Carving and
Needlepoint Demonstrations
12:30 p.m. -Needlepoint and Glass
De<x>rating Demonstrations
1 p.m. -4-H Round Robin Showmanship,
Aladdin Magic .Show, iPolskl Dobrsky
Puppets
1 :30 p.m. -Canning Techniques
2 p.m. -4-H Round Robin Showmanship,
Army Rock Band. Rag Doll, New
Dimensions Patriotic l\1uslc Revue
3 p.m. -FFA RoWld Robin
Swwmanship, Bonnie Tu m b l e r s ,
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5 p.m. -Boonie Tumblers, Aladdin
Magic Show, The Colony Variety
5:30 p.m. -Glas9 De<:orating and
Creative Stitchery
6 p.m. -Hawaiian Review
6:30 p.m. -Golden West Opera
7 p.m. -World Friendship Pageant
7:30 p.m. -Chuck Jones Magic Show
8 p.m. -Canyon Grass Fj_ddlers, The
Colony Variety
8: 15 p.m. -Speedway 1'Jot.orcycle Races
9 p.m. -Hawaiian Review, Chuck Jones
Magic Slow
Lawmen Seeking
.t\.rson Suspect
In Canyon Blaze
Orapge County Sheriff's deputies today
are seeking the man suspected of
starting the brush fire that raged over 40
acres in Laguna Canyon Tuesday night.
Laauna Beach ftre ch ief Charley Kuhn
said the identity of the man is known, but
he has not been found as yet.
Firemen believe the fire \Vas started
by a sophisticated model rocket, which
ignited the brush land in the canyon
about-a half mile north of the Festival or
Arts grounds.
Parts of the rocket's engine wls found
in the debris. and firemen report a wit·
ness observ1. the susi>ect shooting the
rockets. ·
There w e no injuries or Uve!tock
deaths in the blaze, wbich took 150 fire
fighters from Laguna Beach and Orange
County Fire Department io extinguish it.
Chief Kuhn said today more than 2,000
feet of hose Y•ere used by the Laguna fire
fighters, and at least twice that amount
by the countY firemen. It took about
three and one halC hours to contain the blaze.
Sax.he Urges End
-o Marsh 'Rape'-
TARPON SPRINGS, Fla. (UPI) -
Altomey General Wiiiiam B. Saxbe today
urged federal prosecutors to give top
priority to !ightin& "twentieth century
bucuneering" by real estate developen
whose projects Illegally destroy coas tal
marshlands.
He said destruction or the marshes
could draslically reduce food supplles.
Saixbe addressed the U.S. attorneys and
~tale officials of Cive Gulf state!I at a
regional conlerence on enforcem ent or
federal laws protecting; eeaaonally
aubmerged coastal land from
environment damaging development.
the U.S. fallback posilioii in the Strate-
gic Anns Limitation Talb (SALT).
"He said this was wiretap information
and that, in bis opinion, Mr. Hoover could
not be entrusted wlth this information,"
the FBI report said.
Mardian first expressed reluctance to
talk about the incident, it noted.
"Mr. Sullivan continued the
conversation, saying that Mr. Hoover had
used wiretap infonnaUon to blackmail
otber presidents of the UnJled States
and was afrakl that he could blackniail
lllr. Nixon with this information.·
"Air. Sullivan reiterated his request of
Mr. Manlian to penooally contad the
President and to pass along Mr.
Sullivan's inlonnatioo and request." _
There was no elaboration fnJm
t.fardian in the statement 1 b o u t
SU1livan's view that Hoover bad
bladtmailed president&. But Hoover, -
had beld the FBI dlctatonhlp llnce the
1920s, had loog been regarded belcn hia
death as potentially one of the
moot powerful men In Waal!loctGn be-
caUJe ol. his aocea to FBI aecrets.
In the statement, Mardlan told the FBI
he subsequently learned "that this
wiretap wu ordered by Kiuinger on
behalf of the PriSident."
Mardian went to John N. Milcbell, long
a close a:ssociate, and a abort time later
was ordered lo take the White House
shuttle plane to San Clemente.
The next morning, be said, Nam
ordered him to take the wiretap data
Crom Sullivan -aod then make IUn! that
it matched information already in the White House.
The FBI said Mardian said Kissinger
and be checked the FBI recordl agalnJt
the White House's "and 11Usfied
themJelves that Dr. Kissing'er'1 material
matched with the cover sheet which Mr.
Manllan was using."
Maniian wu ilsked if be gave the bag
containing the wiretap data to Nixon.
"He sat back in bis chair, shrugged his
shoulders, hesitated and said, "i cannot
answer that question," the rtport saJd.
The SALT taps were only one group o(
five separate wiretap incldmta detailed
in the Judiciary committee evidence.
One of them wu the wiretap planted
hofemorial Day weekend, 1972 at
Democratic headquarters al t be
Watergate office '6Uilding and another,
lastin~from May, 1969 to Feb. 10, l97J,
involv 17 government officials and
repo s -and 1ed to allegaUons that
Kissinger lied during bis coaflnnatlon
hearings.
Pre!ldential attorney James D. St.
Clair justified the deci.sioo to wln!tap
without obtalnlng warrants on the
grounds the U.S. Supreme Court had
''stated that the legality of foreign policy
warrantlcss w i re ta p s was an open
question," allowing the government to
rely on lower court declaiom apbold1q
such wiretaps as ·Jegal.
Ff'OlllPHel
SCHOOL •..
buffer the athletic facilities lrom a fll'e
station, library and c o m m e r c l 1 I
recreation facility.
Other possible park facilities would
include group picnic arw, a iota play
area, a spray pool, a recreaUon building
comple:i and teen ceMer,
Torpedo Order Told
CAIRO (UPI) -Col. Moammat
Khldaty ol Libya onl<rod an E<Yodan
submarine to t!'l'[IOdo the oceoil )Iller
Queen Elltabeth 2 last )'<>r white It
carried Jews on a sptdal wyage to
Israel, 1 Cairo newspaper said todly.
Kha.da!y, chairman of "the Ubyan
Revolutionary command Council, ordered
the attack to avenge the more than 100
Arab civilians killed when Israeli
jctfighten shot down an aircraft Oyln
,over Jbo SW.I Desert in February 1173,
the ney,•apaper AJ Akhbar ~.
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Patient Wins $1 Million Lott.ery
Re~.nquist
Clown, Says
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J!ARRIE, One. (UPI) - A patient In • paychlatric ward who WU
auppolld to undergo "no tu.a who~ver" bu i.amect be won-the •1 mllllon top prin in the Olympic .Canada lotlery draw.
Mu MateUch, 54, a district manager for a dlatUlery In this
city eo mUu north o! Toronto, got the good neW11 Wednesday al
Royal Victoria Hosptlal, where he was admltled as a patient Sunday.
President
Hls lawyer, Bruce Owens, said Matelich waa 11el1ted -he just
coudn't believe jt at first." Oweru: has been given M1tetich'a power
of attorney and will pick up the tax.free wl~nings.
The drawing was held Tuesday night 1n Edmonton.
WASHINGTON (UPI) •. Pretldent
Nixon nleJTed to William H. n.iulqW..t
as a "clO'wn" three months before nam·
Ing him to the U.S. Supreme Cour\, and
the PreaJdent· was not even sure of
Rthnqulst'a name at the time, acc«<IJni
A h .. pital spokesman would · not dlsclooe the reuon for Mat ..
tlch's admittance and said ii was not known bow long he would re-
main hoapitallzed. to evidence released today by the Houoe
Judiciary Committee.
San· Clemente Inn Evicts
In a conversation among Ni~.
-.Stlc advl.ler John D. Ehrlictunan
and aide Egll Ktogh in July 1111, the
President wit dlJCUSllni the 111e ol lie
delecU>n to determine wblcll olficlala
may have leaked repor1s on the Strategic
Anni Umltation Talks (SALT). Nixon Press Corps,, Aides Rehnquist at the time wu Justk:e
-lleportmel(t legal coon.el.
By JAN WORTH
Of tlle O.llY ,,. ,, ...
A five-year alliance belfttft the san
Clemente Inn and the \Vestem \\'bite
House ended oo a sour note Wednesday
as IM owner Paul Presley evicted the
press corps, secret Service and other
adminlstra.tlon aides.
"To the San Clemente Inn, there Is no
more White House and to the White
House there Is no more San Clemente
Inn," Presley, ·a long time friend of the
President's, said tersely Wedneoday.
Sbortly before, movers had ~ed out
loads ol teletypes and other press corps
accesJOriel to meet Prf:lley's 2 p.m.
deadline for clearing out.
Phraslng their decision in economic
terms, Presley, a San Clemente city
councilman and Inn Manager Roy Fruer
said they have IOI! at leut $100,000 over
the yon beca-ol the -COii-to the White -corps. Since N1xcn became prelldent, the Inn
bu become tile San Clemente pr..,
center whenever the President wu in
town.
A downstairs banquet room lacing oo
the swimming pool bad been converted to
a buttling, clacking press room compete
with tele!Jpes, typewriters and extra
telephone&
Coovenlelltly clooe to lbe President's
compound, the Inn wu often the site for
press conlermcea by Henry Kissinger
and other top Nlm1 aides or guests.
And the Seem Service, White HOUJe
tUll, . and vtaltlng dignitaries olten
stayed at the Inn.
"We've treated them like they were
Jesus Cbrlll just beca,.. they were the
'Wblte Houae," Pruley aid.
Tbough be affirmed his clecilm WU a
matter ol. limply "good eoonomkt.'' be
added be feela the White Houle tUll-ha•
''poor publlc relatloas," and la oltel!
uncooperative.
"I wtah I oau1d say ezpletfve deleted,"
Presley quipped. "I have nothing against
the President. He Is a good friend of
mine and l'U always support blm. But I
· don't do boslnta with the President. l
have had to deal with his staff."
The evic\loo is the peak of what has
been a worsening relationship In recent
weeks between the White House staff and
the San Clemente townsfolk.
Mildren Bradeson
Services Friday
Funeral services will be held Friday
for Mrs. Mildred Bradeson of Laguna
Hills who died Monday at the age of IS.
Mrs. B-, 321-G Avenlda Carmel,
is survived by four grandchildren, Brian
Bredeson of Huntington Beach, Karen
Field of Costa Mela, Betsy Brad..,. of
Newpor\ Beach and Casey_ Br-of
Newport Beach.
Servicel will begin at l p.m. at P~cllic
View Chapel, Nel!JlOrl Beach. lntennent
will be at Pacific View Memorial Park.
The San Clemente Dons, a group of According to the transcript of the unolnclal ~· who ha ften convenatlon, NI'""' said: •·--·en ve .0 "No.body followa up a goddamn thing. ~loomed Nixon oo his So u the r n We've . got to follow up on this thing;
Callfomia villts1 felt slighted when they Hov.·ever, we, ub , we had lhal meeting.
wef'l not allowed on the White House You remember that m~_tlng we had
compound grounds Friday for · the.' when 1 told that lfOUP of clowns we had
President'• arrival. around here. Renchburg and that aroup.
In an lnitlal clue that Prelley wu not Whal'• bis name?"
u aceommodating ai usual, be placed tbe "Relmqulll," Ehrlichman replled.
prea corpa ht a smaller banquet room "Yeah, Retmquist," Nixon aald.
Saturday so that a local banquet could Less than three months later, Nl<0n
proceed. aPPointed Rehnquist to the high court
Presley· said the main economic Jots with the comment that he "has been
came becaUle ol the undependability of outstanding in every int e 11 e ct u al belna available for the President's crew. endeavor be has wxlertaken ... He
"I give you an esample of what rates at the very top m a oonstituUonal
happens," Prelley sakl "SOmebody will lawyer and.11-1 legal scholar."
call me from the White Hollle and uy,
'PatJI. the President will be here from
the 14th 10 the 28th.'
"We might have to cancel a group that
wanted0 IO rooms starting the 23rd," he
added.
-"'!'hen, on. about tbe 20th, lt°'starts
raining. 'The President !eels like ilolng
back,' they ttll me. So l'm. left with an
empty inn," he said. "lt'a happened numeroua times,•• .
A aore point to Pmley through the
years has been that the reporters
themselves choee to stay not al the Inn
but at the Surf and Sand Motel 15 miles
up the roed in Laguna Beach.
Parents, Teens
Set Conference
A( Irvine School
"Jt'I about you and me" in Irvine that
a '""111 of patenl.1 and teens will talk In
an all-day -· al University High
SdlOOl Aug. 3. .
T1iO I a.m. to 1:30 p.m. -·wij1
rover drug and alcohol abuse, famlly
comm..Uc:aUOM, atncie parenthood, and
value l}'llems in conflld.
The confttenee, aperi to the public, l!'I
the result of a planning session in June
set ~ to look into such proNems u the
...-lll8E druc ....... In Irvine.
a"""'1llnl to Irwin Alber, chairman ol
Irvine Tormrrow, one of the groups
involved.
"It wa1 felt that open and frank
~s between parenla and teens
experienc<d by the group could be !bared
by otheT youths and adull.1 througboot
the community," Alber said.
It's Add+H "We hop1e that this pragram, 'It's about
you and me,• c8n serve as the nucleus for
a broader community I e a r n l n g
experience," Alber Aid.
"Suell esperl"""" may leed to the
deve~ of new channela o f
communications between the aentt•tkN
and tonn the basls for n e e d e d
community human relatklll Pr<Ji1"81l11 In
the neaf fUture " he Aid. Further bftftnation' lboJll _the -Ion may be -by Clllllnt Alber at 1133-31167 or Bob Galdo at tm-:qoJ.
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Arraign1nent Set l
In Swindle Case . :
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For Businessman
.An lrvioe corporation pres l de n't 1
accuaed or twtndllng' an M-year-old
Huntington Bea.ch man and his elderly
nurse out of more than $21,000 in an
alleged cattle and stock purchase fraud
hat been ordered to face arraignment ,
July 30 in Orange County Superior Court.
Judge Everett W. Dickey will be on the
bench to take the plea of Robert Daniel
Hill, 43, ol 111131 Bayberry Way, Irvine, to '
charges of grand theft and selling oha .. s ·
without ,a state permit.
Hill, preajdent of both lnlemational
Commodities Exchange, Inc., and the
First Trading Company, 4570 Campus
Drive, Newport Belch, was arrftted list
AprU 10 on Ille blt1a fJf allegations made
by hn> reotdents of the Standla Trailer
. Part, 111141 Bo1'a <lllca Rood, Huntiqtoo
Beach. 1
It ii alleged that World War I vcieran
Preston Morris, If, and nurse Ruby
Bond, 70, ftre defrauded Of $21,300. I
Newpor\ pollce aald the couple
contacted Hill through a newapaper
advertliement that attracted the i r1
inlerelt and their investment.
They Aid Mrs. Bond bought 178 bead of
cattle fer $10,000 last Oct. 8 and Morrill
boug!tt 44 stem for $8,500 a month later
in addition lo buying $8,500 worth of
stock in the First Trading Co.
It ii alleged that neither the c:atUe
pastured in Hoolier, Ariz., or the sbarel
belonged to Hill.
Portugal Ceren10!1ies
IJSBON, Portugal (AP) -President
Antoblo de Spinola swore In Porlupl's new government today and called upon
the Pmuguese people to dllcipllne
tbenwelvea: and have respect for the new
regime. "~siblllty Implies that
somebody has the ·power to rule and to l
1mpoee mpect, and '°""'l;>odY la the
state" Spmola,eaid alter Premier VallCQ ·Gcncalves and his 16-member cabinet
took offtoe.
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Selaool Squahhle
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If Striking
Valley District
Tar-ets foi-Burglars
Unions Keep
Up Demands Secession -Eyed
By DOUGLAS FRITZSCHE
Of .. O.llY ...... Sllff
-.. leaders. But the district's trustees say Contractors have repeated a threat to
they may now reconsider it since the use DDIHlllion construction v.·orkers if
Dy KATJIY CLANCY
Of llw Da~r I'll" Stiff
\Vest Orange County educators will be
~·atching the Fountain Valley School
District tonight to see i! ii once again
attempts to secede ·from the Huntington
Beach Union High School District and
fonn its own unified system.
Such a propGsal was made, but
dropped , a year ago by ~ounlain Valley
SUFFERS BRAIN TUMOR
Actreu Suw.n H1yward
Brain Tumor
Ho spitalizes .
Susan Hayward
An.ANTA (UPI) -Actress Susan
Hayward is undergoing treatment at
Emory University Hospital here for a
brain tumor, the Atlanta Constitution
_. said today.
The newspaper quoted "close friends "
of her late husband's family as saying
Miss Hayward, 55, had been "in declining
hea lth for several months" and was
admitted to the hospital this week.
The newspaper also said that Dr.
George T, Tindall perfonned a brain
biopsy, on A1iss llayward Wednesday to
detennine whether the tumor was
. m~l~g_nant ~r benign._ • ~ · •
The hospital refused to confirm Ol' deny
that the Oscar-winning actress had been
admltled. A spokesman said the hospital
adheres strictly to a Confidential policy
concerning patients If it Is requested by
the patient or the patient's family.
Tindall al!O refused to talk with news·
men.
Miss Hayward lived at Ctrrollton. Ga.,
from 1958-to 1966 when she was married
to the late Eaton Chalkley whom she met
here while mating fhe film , "I'd Climb
the Highest Mountain."
After Cha.lkley's death In 1966 from a
kidney ailment, Miss· Hayward moved to
BeYerly Hilb.
Orange Coast
Weatber
Fog near the beacttc,s occa-
sionally on Friday. Otherwise in--
creasing high ck>udineu. Con-
tinued quite warm inland with
five-way unification plan they favored is striking building industry unions will not
now dead. reduce their wage demands.
If the district secedes, some school Talks · between carpenters, cement
officials predict the Huntington Beach masons and laborers and contractors
and Seal Beach Districts will follow. broke down for he third time
However, all five Fountain Valley Wednesday. The strike which has idled . trustees said they want to see if a
unification plan for all ttie districts can millions of dollars worth or construction be d I ped in Orange County is dragging toward the
eve 0 · end of its third week with no end ,in sight.
But board President Fred Voss wants Responding with a threat of their own,
the high school district to lead tbe way in . carpenters chief negotiator Paul Miller
working out a plan. If talks fail , he wants said "there can only be real trouble" if
to puU out and unify Fountair. Valley this _happens.
along its own boundaries. Talks broke down Wedneaday after a
Trustee Roger Belgen expressed little cootrilctors negotiator told those from
hope for working out a plan to satisfy all the Carpenters' Union locals that unless
the districts. a settlement is reached soon. non-union
All five trustees agreed unification workers will replace them at the
can't wail Jong. construction· sites, according to Charles
Trent.a, secretary of the Carpenters "I would -favor going it alone but there District CoWlcil of Orange County.
would be some thinRs that Y.-OUld have to A ca~te~ union __ delegate assembly
be worked out, 'iJ3elgiiiSafd:-----votea---Tuesday to tum down the most
Trustees Karen Ackley. Shella Meyers recent confractors' offer of $2.90 an hour
and \Villiam Crane are more optimistic in increases O\'er the ilext three years.
about developing a new plan for all the .. , The carpenters have been asking for
districts. ~ o.irr ''"" st.tr ....... $l.90 in wage and fringe benefits for a -But they also Wd they 'll back a pull-WHAT THE TYPICAL· HAUL OF THE DISCERNING BURGLAR LOOKS LIKE one-year contract. Carpenters now earn
out if t~ community wanted lt, ·tf it Youths "9 for /~ney, Jewels; Pofessionals Like TV .Sets, Stereos $9.46 an ~r in wage and fringe benefits.
could win state approval and if It seerJ'!ed . · . , . . . .. 1 ; .. 1 .., '..-., . • . . , . , • _ , • • The settlement offered by t h e
tbe ooly .. way to solve overcrowding .. , tp.. ·, t~ ~~ --~,: .,;· ;.rp.~,i · ~~· .lj,f ~n.'.t,,t-..:.-.r,1..•. .,.,(!;{°':..t·, ... ;;.11,,~.~ f.~ .con_mctors. Trenta said, would put. ::t~~~:;~~=E:~ii~5--c~~N·· .. ~jw·· ·]~B· ~r· _e .. ·-e~ -o"··f;·~B·. ruf g. la· ·r:s·. -E::i~~~~::~~=: ·X:~~t:i~~0;~· ~~~f~t!~ ~~~ ~ . · . U . · · . . . · · ~~~ ~:: ~~hg:~t;e: :'~in
district secedes, he said, "it could have a · Opinions differ among contractors on
domino effect." ' how practical a shift to non·wtion
Marx .Dressler, superintendent ()( the ll f!-nti1igton, v_ alley Th ieves Do Dirt y w ork in: Dq,y .. .,..,,,rs woold be. r· ,Seal Beach district, said he didn't know _ _ c!er:lpok;r~cto~~. t:ie A~:~e~
whether his di.strict would back a pull-out or not, saying he hadn't given unification By TERRY COVILLE ·by a hype (dope user) or professional. tlic police with a serial number of stolen contractors negotiating groups, said "It
Of 111t o.11,.. ftl1ot stiff chances are JUst about nil because they . items, or other specific informatloo. would be easy enough lo find non-union ·~a secoodBoardthougflrt'Ed' since last "'eek when Television is about lhe only place you cash it in at the end of each day's work." "Mos~ oeoole can't even tell you the laborers or some Of the other building
t e stat..e o ucation rejected the can still watch a stealthy cat burglar Enquist said residents compound ltle brand naffie;1• he says. "They ought to go trades, but I'm not sure we could find
so-called five-way plan. slipping through the window of a wealthy problem because they can rarely provide (See BURGLARY, Pa1e %) enough skilled, non-union carpenters."
High school officials say chances of home on a dark night. Another contractor, however , expects
any district seceding are "very dim." the union carperiters to sign up with non· GI en Dysinger, assistant Today's thief looks .like anyone else on union cootractors as the strike drags on
superintendent for the high school the street and · he does most of bis work and money runs low.
district, discussed the possibility Ol an in broad daylight in full view of your un-A wo'rking carpenter, not one of the
elementary district seceding with state suspecting neighbor. negotiators, told The Daily Pi 1 o t
education officials last week. He said,... And the new breed of burglars -most Wednesday that, with ·no strike· fund and
(See Ul'flFY, Page Z) are llllder 2.5 -are rippi.lig through (See STRIKE, Page Z)
homes, apartments, shops and off ices of
Resc ues Mou,nt
As Heavy Surf
Hits Hunti1ig ton
. Surf, rolling ,jn from the south with
peaks up to six feet, kept Huntington
BeaclJ. lifeguards unusually busy Tuesday
and Wednesday.
City lifeguards reported making 203
rescues Tuesday and 220 Wednesday
along the one mile city strand. State
lifeguards, with thinner crowds, made 40
rescues each day.
The warm weather drew 35,000 visitors
· to the city beach Tueaday, and another
38,500 on Wednesday. About 8,000 sun
worshipers sellled along the §tale
beaches each day. .
1be surf was down to two lo four feet
today, coosidered good fur surfing and is
expected to remain about the same for
Friday, lifeguards said.
While the big waves haye not caused
any major problems so far, lifeguards
advise anyone not sure on his {or her)
swimming ability, or how to handle the
surf, to stay out of the water.
Buck Owens Lead
Huntington Be;ich ~d Fountain Valley at
near record rates.
"\Ve have bad a serious problem with
tr3Mient burg]ars coming t h r o u g h
because it's affluent and easy pickings,"
Fountain Valley Detective Marty Enquist
says. "One guy hit 15 homes and he was
seen on IO of those jobs and even talked
to..neighbors." In 1973, burglars pulled 617 jobs,
stealing an estimated $272,569 worth of
loot from Fountain Valley residents and
business owners.
· In Huntington 'Beach, the 1973 loss
figure hit $1.7 million in 2,600 burglaries.
The figure has already passed the · $1
million mark for the first five months of
1974.
1 Jn Fountain Valley, lhie\'es have
...taken almost $200,000 worth of stolen
property for the first haJf of tills year.
Police authorities say they are lucky i£
they can "clear" 20-25 percent or those
burglaries. A "clearance" Is when they
find out who committed lhe burglary, not
necessarily when someone is arrested.
Enquist .said one burglar, caught in
Newport Beach last year. admitted to 25
jobs In Fountain Valley, but he could not
be charged with any of them because
there was no physical evidence and no
witness and he wouldn 't talk in court.
The chance or recovering loot is
considered at less than 10 percent.
"If it's a young teenager; our chaoo,es
of getting the stuff back, are pretty ~
good;''-Huntialton Beach Police Chk:f-
Earle Robitaille says, "But if it's taken
)
o• l'ttM Miff ,. ..
TOOLS OF THE TRADE FOR TODAY'S BURGLAR , · •
H1ckJ1w, Screwdriver, Crowber, Cutters i nd Pliers
Fountain Valley
Parents to Seek
Writ for School
Parents of 91 children in the Fountain
Valley Sdlool District will seek a writ or
mandate in Orange County Superior
Court July 26 to keep their children in
Plavan School, the district's only year.
around school.
1be parents represent 41 families in
the Westmont 7 housing developmept.
They are qry over a decision by
school "trustees last March to move
children from the subdivision into
Nieblas School to relieve overcrowding at
Plavan ScOOol, which serves both
handicapped a n d non-handicapped
l'hildren. Trustees Fred Voss and Karen
Ackley opposed the decision. ·
Dave Kempt90, 9662 Mariposa Ave.,
said the parents are coocerned about the
court date fallini three days after the
July 2.1 start of the new school year at
Plavan. Kempton said parents are worried now
that once school begins, their case won't
be as strong,· but added, ~'We're still
hopeful we may win." '
~---t-b!ghs near 90. Beach temperatures.
in the lower 70a. ~ -Guitarist-Dead r:r ~~i:f --i:<
In their petition, parents contend the
board could have taken ch ildren from
other housing tracts instead. They claim
~xe wilLforce their children to
cross-busy-Bushard Street, that it is
unfair because 1hey were the first to
attend the school and their homes are
behiJ:KL ii.
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INSm E TODAY
Nepal's abominable snowman
llas 1truck again , knocking out
a teeti-aue oirl near Mt. Evere1t.
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MORRO BAY (AP) -Don Ulrich,
better known as Don Rich of Buck
Owens' country and western band, was
killed when his motorcycle crashed Into a
highway divider two mil<s north ()( here,
the Calitomia Highway Patrol Slid.
Rich, who played lead guitar and sang
harmony in Owens' band, the
Buckaroos, was northbound on Highway t
1 Wednctday when \he accident occurred,
officers !aid .
'A spokesman for the B1fk Owens
organiiatlon in Bakersfleld said that
Rlctl , 32, was en route to Morro .Bay to
1neet his ~·iie for a fishing trip.
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Where Do Burglars Ditch Bootr?
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How do burglars -like the ones who
helped themselves ta~t year to more than
$1.7 million worth of other peoples'
property in Huntington Beach -get rk:I
of their hot goods?
"Receivers (of stoLen property ) are
your next ·door:. neighbcr, the Joc11ol
businessman, the proprietor of the mom ·
and pop store, the people you would least
suspect/' says an undercover Huntington
Beach police investigator. . . -. .
-~
Fencing stolen property is a big time
business in Orange County. And it seems
to be' a low·rlsk, high profit~operation.
While the' public may lole ,1.1 million
In pcmesstbnt, the burglars sell it to a
fence at IO 'to 20 percent or the vahlf. The rence may t~ around.and sell the
colO!" televislon, eQ>cnslve came.re or
case or liquor at ·double or triple the
price he paid for It. ..
Few fences are caught, <Bl th:0*1 Y.'ho., • . • ~ :-:-t -.. •
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are rarely got more then a np on the
knuckles, acrording to ~ llliborilies
in Huntington Be1eh.
'"Theffnl'e Is a new area to be worked.
We've been working narcotics hard Ptce
196'4' or 'SS.'' • uys an undercover
lluntlngton Beach officer on the burglary '
detail, "Sul the big drive oo fencing
hasn 't even startft(l yet."
WJ1ile burglars oft~ become ch•~ter-
' !See FENCE, Pa1e ZI
Parents are asking the court lo order a
review of the decisloo lo remove \he
• Westmont 7 students from Plavan School
and that attendance boundaries be
redrawn oot to exclude that subdiviskln.
Plaintiff in the petition is Kit Wright,
9708 Mariposa Ave., acting as guardian
for her son, Robert James, a Plavm
School student.
Ken1pton said SS of the 4L ramilies
represented have contributed funds for
the suit which they . estimate wUI COSl
about $3,CMXI in legal ·teer.
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Findi1ag a Friend
Two-year-old Krist ie Siegele, daughter of ?i1r. and llrs. Bill Siegele of l~untington Beach, gives a friendly hug to a pet goat at the Orange
County Fair in Cosla A1esa. The goat is owbed by Randy O'Conner of
Fullerton.
!-1 un,tington
Eyes Lake
P ollutfO:,,,
;
Human pollution In u.ntlngtm !Allle
has increased enough since the central
park opened to spark a study of It by
Huntington Beach environmentallall.
Vince l\.1oorhouse, director of the city's
harbors and beaches department, said
today his environmental ebglnee.r, Jerry
Jack9on, will be mcnitoring the Jake
v.·ater to watch for a potential heallh
hazanl.
Moorhoust said his departmeo! ii
concerned. about the hi&h collform count
found in the take during tetll July/ IO.
The count reached 11,000 · per 100
mill imeters qt water.
Where swimming ii aUO'··ed , Jiublic
health standards indicate. there should be
a count ol no more than 1,00> per 100 mm
of water. ,
"Thia i! a no '1'ater contact (no'
swimmint) area. but people. do have
l'Olltad, like children playing around the
lake edge," Afoorhouse said. "l wouldn't
want to say it's a health hazard, but we
are concerned because the count is
j wnping up." ~
Before Ute late opened to the public,
tests taken in October, 1973, ltl>wed the
coliform count at 400 to 4,000 per 100
mm.
Moorhouse said ii is possible to gel
high mum. on one mellUl'elDfllt due to
wea&ber or other factors, · ·1:iut hls
departmeal· is most conceroed became
the coliform count in HunUnetm Lake
has a hlP human lador.
Q:lUform Is an indicator which tells
marine biolollsts how much animal or
human aewace la enterin& a body of
wat.er.
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JOOY HORNBACK (LEFT!, BONNIE BAILEY CONCENTRATE ON THEIR CHE;"s• o'.:M;" -
In Fount1in V1lley, Something for th• Kids to do on Summer Afternoons
'Residential Estates~
Valley Council ·seeks
Study of Large Lots
Children Active
At 14 Valley
Playgrottnd Sites
By CANDACE rEARSON '
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Lori Woods, crayoo In luind, front teeth
force the new r.oning 00 one particular missing, smiles and siys she likes it
• because you can play. That should be
Camera~toting Fairgoers
.Can Get in .F1·~e To~ight
1be ooliform oount in Talbert Late is
e~ hlgber, >l,OU) per 100 mm, but It's
from anlmall (especlally ducb), and
that isn't IO • daDgeroul, MoorhJuae
e<plalned.
Moorhouoe alerted the city OOUDd1
Mooday nigh! to lhe potential problem u
COUllcllmen 'amidered the possibility of
al1owlnl private boals on Hundnpn
Lake. They asked his deparlment to
wort with tile part. d'l"'rlmenl before
any dedaloo Ls made on the private
boats.
The Fountain Va1!ey City Council has
asked the ~I mmmllslon to
espkire the creation of a new "residential
es!ate$" llOO!ng wilh larger .. iiod lots.
But · the oouncil cautioned t h e
conunisslon agaimt directing its initial
1tudies to any particular property In !he
c~y. despite !he urgm,. ol Councilman
Bernie Svatstad. Svalstad, who suggested the estates
1.00e, wanted it applied to land at the
northeast c.uner Of Ellis A venue and
Mqno!Ja Stn!el.
prope .. y.
Councilman Al Hollinden voted agalmt obviou!!I, llhe nods. 1
the planning commission study and Sean Wipf !lllres intently at the purple
p.1blk: hearings because he didn't like and green yarn arid !>eglnll to braid Jt.
forcing the ldea on a specific land owner. "Wben's our next movie?" he asks and
Aa ouUined by Sval.stad and d ty li&iU up when he bean Jt 8Ur1 W.C.
planners, the minimum sized lot in the Fields. ;
estates 7.0C'le would be 12,ooo square feet. All ages and slzes, the dozen softbalt
The !landard aingle family lot in players take to the field at Monroe park
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Anyone carrying a camera will be Colony Variety
admitted to the Orange County Fair free 8: 15 p.m. -Speedway Motorcycle Races
"A body of wai.r that size can only
take so much impict,'' Moorhouse added
today. •:That's OlU' vital concem. We will
watcb II, gum! II, and U the ..,m,, goes
up then will be some aclion.
like veterans. Fountain Valley is 7 ,200 square feet.
The minimum dwelling . size in the But their attention span Is short and
of charge today and tonight ·as the fair .• 9 p.m. -·Hawaiian Review, Chuck Jones proposed zone would probably be 2,2:00 IOOn they'rt playing chess, ricket ball,
square feet, Planning Director Clinton ping pong and checkers .
Other councilmen were reluctant to
celebrates "Camera Day.'' Magic Sbow • F Sherrod sald. "It's really neat," Recreation Leader The normal price of admission is being
waived to give as many amateur and
professional p h o to g r a ph e r s ah
opportunity to record the many sights at
the fair.
Serious shutterbugs will not want to
miss the photography exhibit where
world·fam<1us lensman Pet.er Gowland is
showing a collection of his works.
For those who just want to use their
camera to get in lree, there are other
atttractions at the rair tonight, the
highlight of which are two performanCes,
qne at 7:30 and the other at 9 o'ciock,
by Hank ThompsOn and !he Brazos
Valley Boys.
Friday's fair attractions are:
10 a.m. -.Beef Showmanship
Noon -Amateur Astronomy, Radio,
EducaUon , Quilting. Cake Decorating,
Furniture Refinishing, S e w i n g .
Weaving, Clay Tile, Carving and
Needletxiint Demonstrations
12:30 p.m. -Needietxiint and Glass
Decorating Demonstrations
l p.m. -4-H ,Round Robin Showmanship,
Aladdin ?\-1agic Show, iPolski Dobrsky
Puppets
1:30 p.m. -Canning Techniques
2 p.m. -4-H Round JWbin Showmanship,
Army Rock Band, Rag Doll. New
Dimensions Patriotic l\1usic Revue
3 p.m. -FFA Round Robin
Sho"'manship, Bonnie T u m bl er s ,
Polski Dob~ky Puppets
3:30 p.m. -Aladdin Magic 9low
4 p.m. -Burbank Police J unior Band,
Mariachis, strolling Aztees, New
Dimensions Patriotic l\1usic Revue
5 p.m. -Bonnie Tumblers. Aladdin
Magic Show, The Colony Variety
5:_30 p.m. -Glass Deco rating and
-Cfe:ttive Stitchery -.
6 p.m. -Hawaiian Review
6:30 p.m. -Golden West Opera
7 p.m. -World Friendship Page.ant
7:30 p.m. -Chuck Jones Magic Show
8 p.m. -Canyon Grass Fiddlers, The
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STRIKE ...
vacation paychecks running low, "I'm
ready to go back to "'·ork."
Union negotiators see the threat t.o go
non-union as a bluff designed to get them
to acquiesce t.o contractors offers.
But, according to a contractor, "The
olans.are beinR: made now. We have pro!>-
lems about such matters as our pension
funds, with millions of dollars in them,
which have to be resol ved, but we are
going ahead with plans to run non-
union."
F,.....P11pl
UNIFY ...
they rarely approve a unilateral pullout.
·But Fountain Valley trustees claim
overcrowding is ao severe at the high
s<:hoot their case is "exceptional."
If the state Board of Education
agrees, lhey could allow Fountain Valley
to puU out.
Fountain Valley Trustee Voss said
!here 's a question as to whether the
district would get a share of the high
school district's S8 million reserve.
Belgen aald lllate board members tut
week expressed concern over the
aituation at Fountain Valley High School.
inal Screening "We do need this," Sval91ad contended Shelley Greenberg says of lh• ctty of
Tuesday night. Fountain Valley's af\emoon playground
Of Jurors Begins "There ""' people moving ou• (of ~!'~to~:~::~ CO!lltnJ<. Fountain Valley) to Costa ~lesa, Tustin, .. _. ........... '6 1
Newport Beach and Irvine areas into tive to do,'' she adds u she watches the
In Popeil Trial nktt, more exclusive homes," SValstad ::,eJ:~v= ~~ ~ ~oun~-
5---i .. 1 to •t..~ ..._h Piiot ~~id he felt larger lots in the dty Valley· · ...-'--"-' Ullll)' City ol!lcl-'-IOY more lhan l ,ll!IO could attract more "professional people" 11U1 LOS ANGE1ES-Flnal scree11IDg_ol to live there. yOutha-.partk:lpated in the nnt two weeks
prospective jurors in the murder-for-hire Councilman RotJe.r Stanton uld the ot the program, which began June 17 and
trial of Eloise Popeil of Newport Beach comm.Lssion could develop de a lg n runs from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays at
and her boyfriend began today here in standards for the proposed r.one and use If schools.
·Superior Court, as the prosecution and the parcel at Ellis and Magnolia only as Many of those 6,600 are repeaters like i
defense aimed-for Monday to st.art actual a "prototype'' of what could happen. Kathy Illiano. a small, dark-haired child proceedings. who proudly points out that Monroe Park
"There's a possibility we'll have a jury is practically her front yard .
today," remarl<ed August Wagner. clerk From p .. ., I She and some of her friends play dally ' If _management tries to go through \11ith
it. Miller said, "It's going to be one'mtss.
We have been union in this area for
many, many decades and therd can only
be real trouble if they try to go non·
union."
in the Superior Court Department 53, with ~Uey Greenberg, rec leader Marc
,,,..... P•• I presided over by Judge Mark Brandler. FENCE Houle and Volunteen Andy Garcia, a high ~ He said no ,...Ion Is plannned !or , , , school lludent.
BURGLARY • • . Friday, while a~orneys for th e '.'We usually have about SS to Ml kids a
defendants accused of ccospiracy and bol:es ~ibcut the jobs they've pulled when day," says Mrs. Greenberg, looking at a But the bead of the heavy eq uipment
operators, Joseph Seymour of Operating
Enginee~. Local 12, wh ich covers
Southern California and part of Nevada ,
said his Joe.al will nrk side by side with
IOl.icitatk>n to commit murder predict they're ca~ -because they know the spane crowd of 25. "It's hot today.".
through the house with a notebook and Jury selection by Friday. Police can't do much without evklence -Bellldes, the seventh and eighth grade
.....-rite d°"11 lbe make, model and serial The procedure involves questioning of they clam up·Ught about where they sell 90ftba.1I players had an "away" game
number, and a physical dt3Crlptlon of an each prospective juror, after which the tbelr goods. Few burglars will. reveal against McDowell School·that day, ahe
valuable Items. ·lfitbout a serial number, panel of 12 will be sworn in and testi-their 90W'Ct of bJcome. pointed out. non·union carpenters. ·
"We have our own contracts and intend
to honor them," Seymour said.
we're dead." moay can ~. From what they do know, Huntington Constant actlvity seems to be the rule.
Robitaille and Enquist both have two Prole.cutlng Deputy Dtstrlct Attorney Beach police say there are at least 20 Children move from making paper bag
Seymour. whose local has been plagued
wi!h a high rate of unemployment, has
backed contractors since before the
strike began.
more supestions for residents who want· Peter Bregman is expected to lead off steady fencing Ol)trations in Huntington puppets to playing games or using the
lo cut down the burglary statlltles: . with testimony by Robert Peeler, one of Beach and Fountain Valley. playground equipment.
-Put dead locks bolts which require two men allegedly solicked to kill Samuel They work from sudt covers as liquor The city aeleots a theme for each week
keys on doors and allO lock windows. Popell, Mrs, Pvpe\1 '1 estranged b'usband. stores, car lots, small marketa, gas which is carried out by at least one
A Jetter he sent to his members urged
that any who had left oonstruction sites
in support of the other crafts return to
their jobs ~and urge other trades to
red1.1ce their demands.
"1bey11 pau up your house and go on to Investigators allege that Mrs. Popeil, stations and · jewelry stores, among special event. Thi• time 1t's Adventure
an eatler job malt items,'' Enqulst says. 41, and Ayers, 37, tried to arrange the others. The renoe may jult be an Week. Friday clty buses will take crowds
-Get to know your neighbors and don't killing which woo.Id have gi ... en her one-emplOfe using lhe business, or he may be of. children to Japanese Village in Buena
be afraid to call police if strangers are third of his '200 million. the shop owner himM?lf. · Park.
spotted around a house or apartment. She would have been cut out A lot of stolen Items are !Old piecemeal Mn. · G~berg Is nore excited about
It's common for burglars to say slmp!y completely if he died before their divorce to frJends1_ ~en or individuals just next week, when 'Thuraday will be famlly The contractors see the issue in tenns
of black-and red. that they are looiing for a friend or became final. "looking ror a good deal." night.
worl<lng In the aru when ll1opped by1 -,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;i;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;::;;:::;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;..,. ''We have to decide whether to pay the
strikers what they are asking fo r and go
broke that way, or try to operate without
unions :_except for e n gin c er s and teamste~d see what happens."
neighbors, but too olten they aren't even : · !
Eng&leers broke away from the
Building Trades Council so they would
not have to support strikes by other
trades-Teamsters, the contractors said,
would alJO work in an open shop.
But, Trenta said, many of the
members of the two unions V»ould not
.. •;ork in an open shop.
stopped when 1polt«I.
·niere are two types of burglars
worl<ing the Huntington Beach and
Fountain Valley area, according to
Robitaille and Enqulsl They are either
youths out looking lo< kicks or picking up
money to buy dope, or lhey are pro1.
1be youths take money and jewtlry
while the pros pick up a lot of televisions,
stereos, appl iances, IUDS and other
saleable item&.
. Regional Coastal Agency
To Hold Geology Hearing
The Regional Coastal Commission will controversy so far in tbe commission's .t
~nduct a public hearing at. 2 p.m. Friday plannlng. •
1n Santa l\1on!ca on the. geology element, 1 third of nine parts of the coastal master ts n_iajor tbru:t Is an.endors~ent of a
plan it is~formulaling. stale\Vlde geologlc baiarcb review board
tne'" riieeting of the -South Cont -\o deal with Ule elfects-of earthquakes,
Regional Zone C',on!!trvation Commiakln large ocean waves and Judaffdet ·
\\'ill be in the 5anta Monica Civic 11»t board was first qge«ed ~ the
Auditorium, 1855 ?\,ain Street. Joint Legislative Committee on Seismic
The commission ls also scheduled (or a Safety.
final vote on the second element of its Under the Coastal 1'xle Act paa.d by
evolving plan, the Coastal L.and Report. voten in November of 1172, one ltate
E:iceculive Director Melvin Carpenter and Iii regional commtllionl are
said today he doubts there will be enough dra/tlng • land use plan for tbe oouttlne.
commissioners lhere to pass I t . the work is suppoeed to be done by
commissioners Don Wilson, R u s s 197&.·
Rubley, and Art Holmes have already While planning gotS on, th e
called In that they will be absent, M!aVlng commlalons have j~ladletlon over
nine members If all attend. constnlCUOn withln 1,000 yardt of the
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Reagan 5th District Pick -~aces Co~rt Battle?.
87 JOUN VALTlllZA Klll'J>ll' has told oqpervlaon that he
., .... Deir ,..... ...,.:::-.,.,,.---billev• tbe Jlw~ll e1Mr-an4-Uiat U
Sourefl irf'--tbe Cilil~ Attorney Retpn IPOOlnted I IUCClltClf·to fill the
Genoral'• ofltce conflnned ttoct.y that, old term GI the late RmaJd Cupfn, 1
glvm the right set of clrcuq,stances, an reappolntmtrK woukt have to come nt1t
tippolnted Fifth Dlstriot Supefvisor might January 7 Vr'ben the oew governor took
bo faced. wtth a QMlrt bfttle1next January Office.
to May In office. . The ttaff ol. Attorney General Evelle
And the ....... fllrtber conftrmed Iha! ...... , ... Ille sourte lndl<ated, bU -a l<cal advice stveu to "clten<" Gov. memo to lltapn lhat 11 llllhltaDIJaUy Ronald Reagan ccnllJc:tg with legal dilfennt lmn Kuyper's.
advice givt:n by County CoWllel Adrian That memo, which the high ofncial
Kuyper to his own "Clients." asserted was leaked to K u y per ,
reporiedly eonlaln1 ID opinion to Reqan
lhaMMhe e11i,oms ,......,.._1jipolntec1·
IUCClUIOI', the 1ppalntment wooid be
valid durlJ1g the llnal .-M of thll )'<ar
and woidd 1utomatk:ally carry over into
Caspers' new term.
Hence, the state's llW)'!l't are •ylng
that no reappointmeDt would b e
-ry come Janaary.
Deoptte the D011pal'ti11D label oo the
Clspers seat, Pf111son politics\ are
definliely coloring the tough bargaining
over a CUpera b<lt. . If the conmct Indeed came, and a MY<
The IOUrce Jn -Youn}tr'•O fffi,.,-ii;ra•.r-appotnterwere itatet:I in January, the
that the obvtous connict could come In tource 1n Younger'• oCflce predicted a
January ll Edmund o. &owo Jr. wore bluer l•sal tut. ·
elected GovemQr. 1bat test could lnvo1ve the orlglnal
It la conceded that Brown mtlJl>I Raacan appointee refusing to relinquish
appoint a Demociat to rm the Caspers the olftce to • Brown app0lntee.
vacfaney. Tbt IOUl'Ce likened it to a 1lege at the
And ll 1 Reagan appointee were galft, wlth one •PPolntee lnallClng under
unpalatable to the Democr'ats, he or lhe the state lnterpretaUon that the tenure
could bt booted out only after a lhort WIS JeCUrt.
te.rm in oUlce, '"" Brown appointee would be battling
• lo CM!ll-..lll!:-.W<llllllll tak "'"--~ himself.
The prevailing theory among obse rvers
of the strange case are pred icting that a
' Reagan appDlntee would have to be
o50meone palatable to leadera in each
political party,
It such a per90l'l was found and
appointf.id, then even If Brown y;ere to
win in November, the plan \\·ould caU tor
his reapp(llnting the Reagan heir a1
chosen by Reagan.
Hoover 'Wiretap Blackmail' Hinted
•wha1sisname?!' ·
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Nixon Termed Rehnquist 'Clown'
WASHINGTON (UPI) - . President
Nixon referred to William H. -Reilnqulat
u a "down" thlft monthl before nam-
ing him to the U .s. Bupreme Court, and
the President was not even sure ·r1..
Rehnqulst's name at the time, aecordlng
to evidence released today by the House
Judiciary Commi ttee.
1n a conversation among Nixon,
domestic adviser John D. EhrliChman
and aide Egil Krogh in July 1971, the
President -was discussing the use oE lie
detectors to detcnnine which officials
may have leaked reports on dle Stratealc
Arma Limitation Talks (SALT).
Rehnqul!t at the Ume was JUltice
Departm•nl l<gal counsel,
AocordintJ to the transcript al. the
conversation, Nixon said :
"Nobody follows up a goddamn thing.
We've got to follow up oa Ul1a thine ;
However, we, uh, we had that meeting.
You remember that meeting we had
when I told that croup of clowns we had
around here. Rencllburl and lhat lfO'!P·
What's his name?"
"Rehnquist,'' Ehrlichman replied.
"Yeah, Rehnquist," Nixon said.
las than three months later, Nixon
appointed Rehnqullt to the high court
with tbe comment that he "has been
oulltanding ht every int e 11 e ct u a I
endeaVOI' be has undertaken . . . He
rates at the very top u a consUtulional
lawyer and 11 a lepl acbol.ar."
Impeachment Discussed
Nixon Tackles Problems;
IGssinger Due In Tonight
By HELEN THOMAS
UPI Wiii'-HMM II.wt.,
President Nixon, concerned In recent
days mostly with the economy, turns his
attention today to other problems,
including the pouiblllty he may be
impeached.
Political adviser Dean Burch, who has
been monitoring impeachment talk in
Washington, planned to meet with Nlxon
today at the oceanaide Western White
House, Aides u.ld they would be
discussing "a number of problems,"
indicating impeachment would probably
Federal Grant
Of .$480,735 Set
For UCI School ·
The uc IrvJne.Ca!Uornll College ol
i1edicine has received a $t«>,7S5 federal
grant to help defray the '14,000 cost per
year for eacb mcdlcal student.
The grant is no windfall, medical
school Dean Stanley van den Noort aid.
'"111e state of Ca\ifomla has regarded
these grants as a substitute for
components in the state budget," he said.
Orlginally, he said, the Dept. o( Health,
Education and WeUare grants were
intended to supplement medical school
budgets, but the state has c u t
appropriations to ,the medical school.
"Presumably if this sourct? of funding
was not there," he said, "the state would
come up with the money."
The school bas 280 medJcal students
and about 400 residents and interns, each
of whom COii the acbool 114,000 a year,
van den Noori said.
be discussed. .
secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
·who hu been on the telephone to Nixon
frequently over the Cyprus crisis, was
acbeduled to arrive tonight, as was
Hert>ert Stein, chairman of the Council of
Economic Advilen, and Kenneth C.Ole,
executive director of the Domestic
Council. --
Nixon, after talking to Kllllnger
Wednesday, dispatched Under Secretary
of state Joseph Sisco to London to talk
with British aod Turkish offlclalt In an
effort to prevent confl ict between Turkey
and Greece over Cyprus.
Fros Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said
Killinger had asked Nixon to send Sisco
"to discuss ways of bringing about a
peaceful solution.''
Deputy Press Secretary Gerald Warren
said that Nixon has not been ln contact
with his chief Watergate lawyer, Jamu
D. St. C1air. But St. Clair talU dally with
Nixon's chief of staff, Aleunder M.
11a11.
Body Surfaces
At Irvine Lake
A body that floated to the lllrface or
Irvine Lake late Wednelday baa been
identified by Orang COUnty !herllf'a
deputies and ooroners officers as that of
George Washington Stallworth, 32, of Loa
Angelu.
Stallworth drowned in the lake June 29
":hen he dived from the boat In which be
bad been fishing with a compankm and
disappeared after taking a few strokes.
Scuba divers have made several efforts
to locate his body in the past three weeks
without tuecess. They said murky
conditions at the bottom of the lake
hampered their search.
'Plumbers'
Creatwn
Of Nixon
WASHINGTON (UPI) -It was the
leak of the Pentagon Papers to the press
by Daniel Elhber1 that started Pruldeot
~'ixon's anger about news leaks and led
to creation of lhe White House
"Plumbers" unit, according to court
affidavits rontained in lhe House
J udiciary Committee's .latest release of
evidenct? today.
"I don't give a damn how it is done, do
whatever has to be done 'to stop these
leaks," Nixon told bi& top staff after the
Pentq:on Papen ippeared in June 1971.
Durin& the Leboi bay weekend of that
·year, the office of Ellsbtrg's psychiatrist
In Beverly HUit wu broken into, in a
futile "Plurnben" tearcb for information
damagln1 to En-1.
N-ackoowledfted 14 months ago he
authorized ·etttbfilhment « t h e
Plumbm. 'lbe committee evidenre
ahowa be frequenµy wu involved in a
variety of activities aimed at plugging
the Jeab. ·
One aflldavtt cited by the panel, filed
and made public In April, was by former
spedal cowtttl Charles W. Colson, now
serving a jail term for obstruction of
justice.
Arraignmerit Set
In Swindle Case
For Businessman
An Irvine corporation p r e 1 I d e n t
accused of swindling an II-year-old
Huntington Beach man and"'"hla eJderly
nurse out of more thin '21,000 in an
alleged catt~ and ltoct purchase fraud
has been ordered &q face arraignment
July 30 in Orange COunty Superior Court.
Judge ~verett W. Dickey will be on the
bench to take the plea of Robert Daniel
Hill, 43, al. 111131 Bayt>erry Way, Irvine, to
charges of grand tbeft and selling shares
withQut a state permit.
Hill, pre1ldeot of both International
Commodities .hcbange, Inc., and lhe
First Tradln& Company, 4570 Campus
Drive, Newport Beach, wu arrested last
April 10 on Che bul1 al allesations made
by two residents of the Skandia Trailer
Pari:, 16441 Boba Odea Rold, Himtington
Beach.
It is aJleged that World W&r I veteran
Preston l\torris, 84, and nurse Ruby'
Bond, 701 were defrauded of '21,300.
Newport police said the couple
contacted Hill through a newspaper
advertisement that attracted t h e i r
interest and their investment.
They aaid Mrs. Bond bou&ht 171 head or
cattle for $10,000 last Oct. I and Morris
bought 44 steers for '8,500 ·a month later
in addition to buying 18,500 worth ol
atock in tbe Finl Tradlnl Co.
It is alleged that neither the cattle
paltured in Hooker, Ariz., or the shares
belonged to Hill.
Caspers' Aid.es Working
5th District Assist(Jnts Ad1nit Slackened Pace
'A group of administrative auiltants to
the late Fifth Olotrtct SupervlllOr Ronald
Caspers continues to mind the store
cUing the wallinl pertod for the
appointment of a IUCCeaor, lnlt c:1>e
ildmltted Wedneoday that the wortlood
has slackened meesurably.
-·-.J Jack GuilO, one of the group of
usillants .tlll lrylng to keep the dtllrtct
llltact=despite the tacl: otca vote an the
Orange County Boml of Supervllon-;
described hlmlll!lf aod his fellows u a
"tlRhlly-lmtt crew" .
' "We're 111111 wortlng bard, but wllbout
a boos to hand ..it ontera, k bu to l!e
ldm!Ued that the workload just can't be
•• great as before. "We're really 'walUng wltb bated
'breath to rmd out. who js Solo& to be
appointed b~ the governor to take Ron's
place and ce:Mainly we're interested In
1tayuig on to continue the work," he
added.
Jn the trying weeks since the dealh ol
Caspers in the sea oll Baja Catilomla ,
his workers have laced their share of
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new problems bmlght oo by the lraledy.
Some aides have ldmitted that the
con1Uutency can be crUe! at times.
SUch was the case recently when a
recei>tlonllt took a phone call a with the
-phrase, "Supervisor Casper•' offk:e.'' ~
"What do you mean?" replied a
lll'Clllic maJe caller. "He's dead."
Delptte the tone of a few calls, 1tdes
111111 -Illa! amooR the COllllillleney. little tDlecurity 11 apparent in the .dally
worl<lnl al. the olfice stall.
"llaol people who call for help from
the office It.Ill make the same reques_ta
a1ld make tt clear Iha! they upect the
lllnl llrviee.
"And they get It." Gui.so said.
He sakl that the work10ad 8190 has
tapered off betame C.spers' role on the
South O:>ast ReK)onal Zone C.OR!erv&Uon
Cornmis.tlon has been •seumed by fellow
Supervlaor Ralph Diedrich.
Allhollgh ooe C..pen staffer baa been
pled~ed to Diedrich Jor help In the
ux:ellOf'I new role, Jea work ls f11lln1
oo the Catpl1'I of!lce now that the shlR
has been eflected.
Among the greeteat lnmrallon•,
however, Is the vulnerability of the
district in formal -befoce · the supervlaors.
Cttilells bt the district Involved bt
Issues coming before the board have
blamed the lack of a supervisor for the
10CCeS1 of-ded8lons aplmt them.
Residenta of Ml-Viejo who battled
to have the last al. three road barricades
removed In a nei111bo111ood ln1i.ted that
to !he lut minute, Catpm aides had
predicted ...,.... bt !heir campatp.
Bui When the matlar came before the
other four aipervlaon, the lack ol repre-
sent«tion wu Mllrinl The banicllcle remained.
Guiso sakl lhat at the gr..ISHVOtl Jevel
aides still are attending public meetings
to soak QP community sentiment and
ll!lld • hind.
•;we have a full schedule of meetings
and we're trying the belt we ean, even
thol.lgh the bosl is gone,'' he said.
"
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llARDSIIIP CAUSES
HIS RESIGNATION
YONKERS, N.Y (UPI) -Yonkers
~1ayor Angelo MartineUi says Clifford
O'Key, the city's manager for less than a
year, has resigned his $42,000-a-year
post, citing economic hardships.
Story Reve~led
In Panel . Report
O'Key, who came to Yonken last year
as city manager when the Republican
adminiatration took over, reportedly said
in h1s reslgnatlon letter to Martinelli that
it would be an eoonOllllc hardablp to
move his family from Tucson, Ariz.
Lying Tests
For 400,000
'Considered'
WASHINGTON (UPI) -A high FBI
official . handed an assistant attorney
~I secret wiretap records Jn July,
1971 for fear J. Edgar Hoover might use
them to blackmail President Nixon as he
had used wiretap information to
blackmail other pre!_~ent.s. -
The story came to light today in five
vo!umes of evidence published by the
Hpuae Judiciary Comm1ttee before it
begins debate next week on whether
Nixon's conduct in office warrants
impeachment.
The new evidence traces how Political
spying developed in the White House -
using the same personnel and techniques
-from elaborate machinery set up to
combat.news leaka of sensitive national
security matters. ,
WASHINGTON (UPI) -A ·White So deep was Nixon's concern with the
Houte tape released today shows leaks of leaks, a newly published. tape tran!ICl'ipl
classified documents to reporters that 90 shows, that at one time he ccpaidered
ordering lie detector tests for 400.000 angered President Nixon he. oonsldered government workers who had "top
ordering 400,000 persons with "top secret secret" clearence.
clearances" to take lie detector tests. ~ A previously unpublished transcript
Jn a tape of a July 24, 1971 White House from July 24, 1971 showed the depth of
meeting released by the House Judiciary Nixon's ire over the leak about the U.S.
Committee, Nixon proposed the wiretaps negoijating position in the arms talks. "NOW, goddamn It, we're not going to
to a ..... John D. Ehrllchman and Egll allow it." Nixon said on the tapes. "We
Krogh. just aren't going to allow it."
Nixon was told by Ehrllchman that But the big surprise in the 2,314 pages
BLACKMAIL FEARS?
Ex·FBI Chief Hoover
oboirt 400,000 people had top secret of evide nce came in a sworn statement given FBI agentS on May 10, 1973 by death as potentially one or the
clearance but the nwnber did not seem Robert Mardian, the former assistant most powerful men in Washington be-
to deter the President. attorney general and once a high official cause of his access to FBI secrets.
"I want all of them who have top in "the Nixon re-election campaign. ln the statement , Mardian told the FBt
M nil tlm San Cl t he sub...,.uently learned "that this secret clearance," Nixon sakl. "It r·~'i! a an, a some e emen e .,,,."' ·d t ha •· lndl Jed · th wiretap was ordered by Kissinger on if we can get them to, to agree to take a rest en ' s u.:en c m e behalf of the President." polygraph test." Watergate cover-up conspiracy. hn 1 h 11 1 Mardian told how William Sullivan, A1ardian went to Jo N. M tc e . ong
Nixon said be was oonvinced aomebody Hoover'! deputy at the FBI, came to hiin a close associate, and a short time later
with high clearance';" wu responsible -in July, 1971 and said he feared he was was ordered lo take · the White Home
and not .ecrttaries or I o w -• c s J e going to be fired because of policy shultle plane to San Clemenle.
emplOye.s.. differences with Hoover. The next morning, he sald, Nixon
'Thls crap lo the effect 'Well, a Sullivan aa id he wanted to git'e Mar-crdered him to take the wiretap da ta
stenoarapher did It, or the waste pap-, dian wiretaps ordered by Henry A. from Sullivan -and then make sure that
paper basket did Jt..lt's never that case," Kissinger after news leaked out about it matched ln!ormation ilready In the
Nixon said. "I've studied these cases the U.S. tailback position in the Strate-White Hou.se.
long enough, and it's always a sorH>t·a-gic Anns Umltation Talks (SALT). Tbe FBI said Mardian said Ki ssinger
bitch that leaks." "He said this was wiretap in£ormation and he checked the FBI records against
The discussion came after Kroih and that, in hls opinion, Mr. Hoover could lhe Whlt e House's "and sa tisfied
informed Nixon there was a "prime not be entrus'ted with this information," themselves that Dr. Kissinger's maten.I
suspect" in the leaking of stories about· the FBI report said. matched with the oover sheet which Mr.
SALT negotiations. Mardlan first expressed r'e1ucta:nce to Mardian was using." .
"Polygraph him," Nixon said. "What talk about the lncldent', it noted. f\1ardian was asked i£ he gave the bag
are his views -hawkiSh or dovish?" "Mr. Sullivan continued the containing the wiretap data to Nixon.
When Krogh aald be didn't know, NiJ:on cooversalion, saying that Mr. Hoover had "He sat back in his chair. shrugged his
uid: used wiretap information to blackmail shoulders, hesitated and said, "I cannol
"I doo't care whether he's a hawk or a other president.! of ttJe. United States answer that question," the report said.
clove or a -If the 90n-of-a·bitcb leaked, and was afraid thal he could blackmail The SALT taps '"ere only one group of
he's not (or the government." Mr. Nixon with this information. tive separate wiretap incidents detailed
Nixon later expressed anger about the "Mr. Sullivan re!tfrated his request of in the Judiciary oommlttee evidence.
SALT leaks with this comment: Mr. Mardian to personally contact the One of them was the wiretap planted
"Thjs does affect national security -Pre1ident and to pass along · Mr. Memorial Day weekend, 1972 at
thia particular one. Th1s Isn't like the Sullivan's information and reque!rt.'' Democratic headquarters at th e
Pentagon Papers. This one involves a There was no elaboration from Watergate office building and another,
current negoUatloo and It shoul d not Mardian in the statement abo u t lasting from May, 1969 to Feb. 10, 1971,
have been , and it, it's getting out Sullivan's view that Hoover had involved 17 government officials and
jeopardizes the negotiating po1il ion. blackmailed presidents. But Hoover, who reporters -and led to allegations that
Now, goddamn It, we're not going to had held the FBI dictatonihip since the Kissinger lied during his confirmation
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!By Mother
J ACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -llazel
Johnston wrote to a funeral home, laid
out her three children's best clothes on
the llving room couch and placed a single
white lily on a nearby table. 1 Police say she then lined the
youngsters up on a bed, shot each to
death and then killed hersel! with the .38-
caliber pistol used on the children.
Clinton , 12; LaAnna Michelle, S;
Cynthia Yvonne. 4, and Mrs. Johnston.
32, were all shot in the head, said
homicide investi gator Gordon Bass.
THE TRAGEDY came to tight on
Wednesday when a funeral home
received 1.frs. Johnston's letter. detailing
plans for tbe--t'W1eral of her children and
herself.
Bass said the shootings occurred
sometime after 10;30 p.m. Tuesday.
"I am at this point ready to meet my
111aster," 1'1rs. Johnston said in her
letter. "I have been s.ick for so long."
She al so left a note in the home for the
Rev,.. Harold R. Hud90n, pastor of the
Normandy Village Baptist Church she
attended.
"It "·as more or less a synopsis of her
problems ; that it \\'aS too much of a
burden for her to bear," the minister
.. id. "Thi• lady had been real depressed
for several days."
THE REI',_ ~m. _ll!ll>SON s&d he -
telepliorled hlrs. Johnston at 8 p.in.
Tuesday and talked with her for MU an
hour.
He disco\•ered the bodies \\'ednesday,
after the funeral home called him as
requested in the letter it received.
Police said Mrs. Johnston's husband,
Lavim C. Johnston, 40, disappeared July
JO while facing six larceny charges in
neighboring NaS<a u County.
Hosmer Seeking
Milder Controls
For Strip Mines
WASHING TON (AP ) -Oppooents of a
tough strip mining bill drafted by the
House Interior Committee are lining up
behind a rival version they cla~will
protect the environment without cutting
coal productloo.
Rep. Craig Hosmer CR-Ollif. ), the
leading opponent of the coounlttee bill,
moved on Wedneslay to substitute his
mildet' regulatory bill in it,, place. His
motim will be voted on today as the
House resumes debate on legislation.to
establish national environrhental stan-
dards tor the surface mining ol coal.
HomJer told colleagues the comrniUee
blll, which establishes nwnerous specific
standards for strip mining and land
reclamation, is heavy with "twists and
turns and envirorimental fJSb hoots."
Hosmer's bill, by contrast, generally
-would pennit strip mining as long as
mining companies could demonstrate
that the land they mined oould he
restored.
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:hfiarni paper com·pany industrialist Sydney Gans, 64, and wife Llllian,
60, were killed when a gunman who extorted $50,000 ffom them
turned rifle on pair \Vednesday. Former employe Thomas Knight, 23,
· was arrested and charged. · ·
Se1iators As k
10% Pay Slasli
WASlflNGTON (UPI) -Thr<e
Republican senators say every
member 9f Congress sho4}d take a
10 percent pay cut Wltil the federal
Employes Voting
On Phone Strike
_.\s ·Talks Falter
_gov.ernment decklea_to_spe.nd only -WASHINGTON-(-AP)--Authorization
"'hat it earns. . for a strike vote hung over plans for a
Sens. Carl T. Curtis of Nebraska, p1· o/ o1· 1. lod bet James A. 1.IcClure or Idaho, aiid-. r--resum JOO neg i.a ions ay ween
Clirford Hansen of \Vyoming, said ~ Bell Telephone System and the
in a statement \\1ednesday: Conununications Workers of America,
"1.fembers of ~ess should representing 750,000 employes.
lead the way in demonstrating the 1be union's executive board authorized seriousness of the situation by
taking a 10 percent cut in their own the strike V<lte early today after formally
salaries until the budget is rejecting a cootract offer. 'Mllrty-three
balanced." Bell cmftracts expired at mldriight
Senators and representatives get Wednesday, and the strike authorization
J42 ,500 a year. was approved l'h: hours later.
Publicity Irks
A union spokesman said the strike vote
will be cmduct.ed by mail and will take
aboli. two weeks.. During that time, he
said, negotiations 'will continue.
Glenn E. \\'atts, president of the Brito1i Wlio Gave soo,ooo.man1ier unioo, said the old
-contracts will be extended on a day-to-
Test Tube News
LONDON (AP) -Prof. Douglas Bevi>,
the British gynecologist who announced
three babies oonceived outside the wOmb
were bom nonnally, said today he is gi.vmg up r~arch into creating test tube
babies.
Bevis, or Leeds University, said be was
"sickened" by the publicity given t.o his
announcernerit. He said he decided to quit
when a newspaper offered him $'12,000 !o
reveal the identity of the doctors
concerned in the births.
Bevis told the annual meeting of the
British Medical Association on Alond.ay
that three babies, at least one of them
Britisti., were born in Europe in the past
18 moolhs. Eggs taken lrom the mother
were rertilized in a test tube with male
sperm and replaced in the womb after
about a week, he said. The pregnancies
then proceeded nonnally.
Other British spedalist.s in test tube
baby research denied knowledge of any
successful births and challenged Bevis to
publish evidence to corroborate his
anrouncement.
Bevis has been doing research into .the
physical changes which take place In the
womb ill the fll'St week of pregnancy, a
vital subject ir the technique he
announced is lo succeed on a wide scale.·
Sky Reds Wind Up
MOSCOW (UP!) -The two Soyuz-!4
C06m0Muts started winding up their
two-week stay aboard the Salyut-3 space
laboratory today, shifting film and data
back to their re-entry spacecraft, the
Tass news agency said. "We have fully
completed the program," the newspaper
Vocny quoted commandel' Pave I
POpovich as saying.
day basis. Either side can cancel the
contracts with 43 hours notice. l
Al the cmtract deadline neared
Wedn~sday ~. some rank..OO-mo
workers threatened wildcat strikes. 1"be
only reported wildcat strike was in West
Virginia, 'where. 1,300 members of a Union
local based in Olarleston walked off their
jobs early-today.
Neither side at the bargaining table
here disclosed the company's offer or the
union demands. However, sources close
to the talks indicated .late Wednesday
that negotiators were discussing a three-
year contract reportedly providing wage
and benefit inCreases·of about 10 percent a year.
Baby Boom Hits
In· Chile Curfew
SANTIAGO, Cbile (UPI) -Chile's
birth rate started rising dnunatically in
June, nine monUJS after the .ruling
military junta overthrew the leftist
government of. President S a I v a d o r
Allende and imposed a curfew which is
still in effect, a government· official 88.id
Wedne!day.
Luis Henriquez Va1enzuala , director of
Chile's civil registry office, said he did
not yet have exact figures on births in
the post.June Jl"riod compared with
previous years. .
"But there is no doubt that there has
indeed been an increase," he said.
The Junta imposed a dusk-to-dawn
curfew on Sept. II, 1973, in all of O:lile
and a curfew is still in effect in , lhl!
country's main cities from 1 a.m. to 5:30 a.rn.
The curfew gave the OOsbands more
time at home.
Salt Lake City Drenched
Thundershowers Da1npe1i Rocky Mountain, States
Temperatarea
Hltll LIW
B •AIN J,~;. •.-Jswow
'77'7:1 .... ,.,. ~SNOWl'IS :~ ftOW
lht high In eo-hlwn Los Angeln. wllitll rMChtG ,1 WtdM$dl"f, -Id
alllll-lt1 lht IOW 90s.. e IMwhtr1, hlont ·wiit i. 111 1i. 70s
Ilona Ille CPlll, In lht JOI I" lt1l1ncl
YIUtvt. In "" IOI In llte mount1ln1 Incl lh tM \ll1Plf' fOI ta 115 In flit d111rl1.
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War Moves On Cyprus ;
. I
By United Prt11 Internatloul
Turkish Premier Bulent F.cevit said
today arter talks with U.S. and British
leaden In London that the situatloo In
the Eastern Mediterranean is uvery
grave" and that Greece is sending
military forces into Cyprus by land and
by Jea.
Turtfy has massed up to 90,000 troops
on ill !IOUthem coast 50 miles from
CyJlMI! and landing craft and WlU]ihips
are ilanding ollshore. 'lbe -Tiii'Jash
house and aenate met in closed session in
Ankara to consider giving Ecevit a
mandate lo invade Cyprus. .
President Nii:oo's eti.voy Joseph Sisco
joined British leaders in a formal and
ooncerted efrort to dissuade Turkey from
invading the island, a move that Could
plunge NATO allies Greece and Turkey
into war. Both nations have alerted their
troop!f and Turkey has s e n t
reinforcements to its border with Greece.
ECEV!T SAID alter hi! tw1>·and-a-ball
hour coofererice with Sisco, • ' t h e
situation is very grave.'' He t91d
. .
newsmett, '~1be time element is very
important because hour by hour the
Greek military presence in Cyprus is,
increosing and comolidaUng the Illegal regime there, IP
He said he haa received reports that
Greek military forces "are arrivfng in
the lstand by air and sta."
s;.ro, the undersea-etary ol state !or .
Middle East.em affairs, anivll!ld earlier
today with lnslnlctions lrom Secn!lary of
State llenry·A. KlSSUig<i' !Oheljl coiil ilie
WEATHERME N ON
RECEIVING END
SEA'l"l'LE (AP) -The Nallonal
Weather Service's annual picnic here was
cancelled. '
The forecast fOl' Wednesday's anniial
event? Occasional rain. · .
A new date for the picnic has not yet
been chosen.
i~ly danrerous situation over
C)i>rus where tlie G-·led C)llrlot
natiooal . tguard overthrew President
Archbilhop Makario& Monday In a
military coup.
I
Sisco scheduled another meeting wilh
Ecevit and Deputy Foreign MTuister
Hasan later today after conferrtng with
Foreign Settetary James Callaghan at I
the !oreign ofllce. Callaghan had met .
laf.e'__in lo tbe___night \\'ilh the TurJdah L
leaders and British dlp~matic 80W"CeS I
said they were_ unable to come to any
1
·
agreement in the heated arguments.
,nJE GREEK GOVERNl\fENT, despite i
repeated ·and intensi£ying J)l'eSSure, hu
ao far ' not responded at all to ell led or
Soviet demands that it pull out it8 650 1
.officers command~ the C y p r lo t
NaUonal Guard and who were said to ·
1 have staged the coup. •
· The foreign Ornce s.iid Callaghan was ·
in repeated consultation Wedqesda<.e' --·f
over the-tr&HSaUalitlc telephone wiUt ·
Kissinger as the Cyprus situation became
increasingly ~x:ploslve. I
NEWPORT BEACH OHL Y
3s9 . .
Specials to
_keep your
lawn and
garden green ~ ·YO<tr choice of colodlum or piggy Hc:k p1'1nl1. The
caladlum Is a gorgeously colored foliage plant with
variegated leaves. Whit& with contrasting green or
c rimson-With scarlet. Shade plant In 6" pot. Piggy-back
plant grows small plants in the center of the light
green leaves. 6'' pot. •
Plont of tho monlh. Deluxe hanging basket pl anted
;with a columnea plant that produces red, yellow
or orange blooms.
8plc1'115.H
JCPtnn1y. lormul1
Wffd/1Hdplu1
insect· confrol for
dichondra . Time to
give the lawn
a boost.
2500 SQ. fl. bag.
Kellogg's Gromulch v. cu. ft. bag 99¢
1 cu. ft. bag 1.49
2 cu. fl. bag 2.19
395
"Ktllogg'1 pH uAcldill11
tood for acid loving
plants such as
camellias or azaleas •
Perfectly balanced to
use in the southern
California area.
50 lb. bag, 3.95
Marguerite daisies in 1 gallon containers.
Will produce mounds of green leaves with
white, yellow or pink daisies in pro fusion
in a sunny border, along a wall, wherever
you need a colorful, gay informal look.
Hardy, easy-tare plants. 25 lb. bag, 2.25 . I I ..
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f,t
'
599
JCPonneywHd
control plus
lawn food.
18--4--4 for
established
lawns. Will
control most
common weeds.
High nitrogen
and iron for
quick green up
and vigorous
. growth. Odor
free, will not
burn. For turf
lawns only. 25 lb.
SOii. 10.99 5-TurfFood
'
Shop Sunday I I a.111. to 5 p.111.
FASHION ISLAMD•MEWPORT BEACH
,
• ) ;
••
599 .
Super turf food
with Iron. Helps
grow a green,
th ick lawn. For
Bent, Bermuda,
Carpetgrass,
Dichondra,
Fescue,
Ryegrass,,
St. Augustine
and Zoysua.
25-5-10 blend.
22lb.bag
covers
6000 sq. II.
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DAILY PILOT .. ThllrsdAf, Jutr 18, 1974 -
Footull, Basketball
Just On e More Hurdle
I
------Eor City-GIP Playoffs
I ' '111t 'CIP' bu taken • ... nt lltrlde
lonrd tlle i.,. c1ee1re11 Clty-ciF p1oyoa
;n lootboll and bosketboll.
A propoeal by the 'Executive
1Ammlttee hu been sent to the err
Council which will meet In September
itatlng Iha! a ooe-ye1r trial playolf be
'"1lblllhod lor Ille fortbcomlnc ......,.,
,,,, lootboll da .. woold be De<:. 11.
This action hae never before cleal'!d
he ExecuUve ,Council and now simply
i.
STEVE
BRAND
-~
eeds a positive vote from the council for
lie playoffs to become • r~.
Loi Angeles Cl&y section leaden have
·lamored for the playof(s for yean but
ile CIF bas nixed the ·plail beclme it
100.ld ~Wre either another week: of the
eason or cutting each football acbeduJe
1y a Wetk.
Ille Emptro fn&lle which call• for the
e1ponaton ol Ille cum!nl le.tam loolball
playolfl to II teoma.
'Ille Empire Leap lo one of the
Oranp County Jeasuei •hlch wu
shuffled last year-and l n c I u d e s
Huntm,tGn Btlcb among ill membenhlp.
A new -phlet hu boon written and
will """" be distributed to au CIF
member school.I which puts in writing
all the 1trls sports reau!ations.
Chaos was the best word to ~escribe
the situation last year in the girls sports
program but with the guideline1 now in
writing, much or Ille c:ooluslon Is
expected to be alleviated.
One thing that will hold true for both
the boys am girli are . the eligibility
requirements.
-Resident; age and s c h o 1a s t I c
requirements will apply equally to girls
and boys whil e rules may dirrer slightly
in the case or baseball vs. softball, ror
eiample.
SPORTS
Strings Deal t
I Qlh Strai ght
WTI Defeat
* * * LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The Hawaii Marbla RIP'• Don Rankin, a n Leis won two of the three doubles
oatltandlq hurdler on the track team, ls matches Wednesday night to deal the Los
trytq to 11uct the m.•t strlqeat or all Angeles Strings their loth straight
CIF Niel -die ap reqldrem.eal. defeat, 27·25, ~n World Team Tennis.
Ralel lalve Aid for IO yean ·a The Leis led 21·18 enterl~ the mlled
yeupter wllo tuns JI before Sept. 1 will doubles. But Loi Angeles tied the score
1-------~Under this proposal, the sWon would .-ext~.
DOt be ell&llJle to compete for tbe ICbool . before Dennis Ralston and Valerie &Ut--••..., -ZlegCfiftlss mafia~ea~to giin-Hawail
Kukla tara 11 on A11. 31, m1nm1 by enough points to clinch the match despite
,,
A propooaJ wbicl> ,....Id not be put Into
.. frect until the rqllowing year was ooe by
... .i.y. · 1ooing the oel, H , to the Strln1>' Geoff
Martaa HIP lla1 appealed on a Masters and Karen Susman .
teclllllcaUty bat hi tbe • year blltory of Ralston earlier paired with Ross Case
Qe nle,--aet OM-appeal U1-ever-beta to defeat the Stffiigs' Pat ·aamer ind
Two Fire 69s
To Take Lead
aplteld, altllollP dtere are yearly Jean Chanrreau, s.3, after Ann Klyomura
reqantll for walven. and Miss Ziegenfuss edg:ed Kathy Harter * · * * and Smman, 7~. ~ Westminster Cross Co u n tr y Marita Redondo put the Strlngs ahead -
lnvit1tional a.nnvallY one or the top runs in the firs t set with a S.2 victory over
becallle it's the ooJy One contested en Brigit Cuyphen, but Case pulled HaWail
the track, iS dead. back wHhin one point with .a 8-3 decision
1be meet will be taken over by Mission over Masters be£ore a crowd of 1,030 at In P.GA Play Viejo High and, pending approval of the the Sp>rts Arena.
college, will be run at UC Irvine. The SlrinP. are now 12-17 while Hawa ii
It has not been determined if the all· is S.21.
Solvong's Gerald -and Sonia
'3arbara'1 Sam Ra;ndolph fired tis to
'.ake ... ftnt round hood lo Ille IO!h
tnniversary PGA secUcml go I f
'oumament Wednesday at Mlsldoo Viejo
Country Club.
Standing just two • stroket back in a
'hree.way tie for second was El N~el's
Rick Divel as 11! 12 golfen teed off tbia
morning to otart the second round.
weather tartan track will be used or if
the ruMen will tour the cross country
course tt~lf.
Ashley, Ciarelli,
1 Simmons All -CIF
After toda!'.• pl•!. only the top 32
JdVance to Friday nlomlng's match play ·.mere, after two rounds, eight wUl
."emain for Saturday's competWon.
In Volleyball
Divel 'looked like he mll!ht grab the
lead after the first round when he llhot a
:12 on the fnn nine. However, he
oould not maintalo the pece, the hottest of
the day, and slipped back to-a oo .. under
Orange Cout area volleyball stars
Pe .. Ashley ol Conioa del Mar, Rod<y
Ciattlli ol Huntington Beach and Oi
Simmon! ol Laguna Beach have been
named All-OIF by the Cilizena Savings
Albletic Foundatloo. oar n at the end of ta.
~~.,----fin neem honors lVhil•
~~. OarellJ. and S1mmoos were named to the
J:Nt-11 aeaDl sb:. ~ Addltlonafly, Aahley was named to the ~" ftnt team oa the All-Southern California ~~ team. SlmmaDI is 9l!COnd team and
JWJ..-n Clarelll third team oa the All.SO Cal
»-31-1J -11 .. --»*-7J ...... -......
>W-"' The tfio repreee11t the only Orange ~ CClunty playon to make All-CIF. ClareUi '14'-~: alao perfOnned io basketball and ~7S ' U 31.._n foolba .
Jt.,».-1s Simmcm I doublers in aquatics at :Jt=n Laguna Beach, swimming and water ~.,.__,. pol ~s-75 I).
~: other nm teem All-cIF selections are
..._rs . CUiver Oty'a Dave ' Brown, North Jt::=n Tommce's E.J. Merceneau, lnl:lewood's fi~~ WaUy Tranowlk:i, and Dale Rhine and
~~: Davil Strausberg ol champion Sa!lta
l::jtil Moo! ...
»-41-n Second team selection& Include CUlver ~~ Olty'1 Gf'ei Gkwanazzl, Santa Monica's • ,.,._.,, SooU Sollee, Serra's Jim Towles and ·
-631-11 ' o1N1-n Inglewood I Brent Peterson.
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Husband, Wife
Hired to Coach
REDLANDS -Chi Cbenr lb!el o!
Nationalist China and her il1sf:iand Vince
Reel were named Cl'Ol8 country and
track coadle:s at the University or
'Redlands.
Chl was the world athlete-of·the-year tn
1'10 after settlng_SJ!<int )'e!.'Ol'da al a time
When she was coached by her husband. ,
Athletic director Ted Runner allO
announced that Mn!. Reel would serve as
asalstant in charge of women's
intercollegiate 11ports.
WOULD YOU
BELIEVE?
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le•sue Weme.day niRht but
both f e a t u r e d outs1anding
pl1¢1ng.
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Mlller stopped Ne " port
Harbor on just one hit, Mike
Blanchard's sixth I n n I n g
double, to lead the Sea KinRS
to a 3-J win at TeWlnkle Park.
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that effort, O>sta ltfesa's '11.m
hltlt.r over Newport, but one
or lbe walka led to the Tan'
onJy run.
CdM took a 1-<t lead in the
first when Doug Johnson
sineled, stole second and
ltCOl'ed en Jeff Johnlon's one-
bllgger.
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the second on a walk to
Blanchard, a stol en base, a
-wild pitch and an infield error.
The Sea Kings went back
into the lead in the third on
Mike Murphy's single, a steal,
MirW ,,,,.,,. 1 ....,.1 Johnaon'1 single, and an error.
w L T •• CdM added insurance in the ~:,::/: ·v.r11y : } : ~ -sixth as Leon Kolarrancisco
~~.::i::; 2'':"-' i :· ~\1 walked, stole second, went to
L1 Ovint• ,' •, •, '• third on an infield hit and HtwPWt H1rDOt
lol Amlon • ,• •, 1 scored oo Murphy 's fly out. Co.I• Mai ~ r• 00 ~-·riv l • l Crocker, who also fann
11r °" ' 10 ° ,..., seven while walk inR l~\'O got
Al TirW'l,,:I~~~= H1rbor YI. all the heJp he needed from hiS
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Crocker blanked Huntlnp;ton
Beach oa two singles, leading
the Mustangs to a 4-0 win at
Coll.a Mesa Park.
reached b89e on an error. Jim
Brandt followed with a ~
ocuing lllngle and then !<'>red
on Stan McCoy's one-bagger.
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Le a cue·leading Fountain
VoJJey imp'oYOCI Its r.conf to
N without taking the field as
University High was unable to
field • learn-It ollowed the
Barms to maintain a halC·
1amt lead over idle Estancia
In the standings.
' Leiding S-0, Co!lta Mesa
added one in the seventh when
~cElroy walked and scored on
Brandt's ckd>le .
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Loo Anllp abo receipted
far a win witflout much ol an
effort aa Mater Del again w&J
IOr<ed lo r.rfelt, for the tlUnl
time, as its players were
patlcipatlng in a summer
football pwlng league.
·Miller fanned seven and
walked Just n.o In his one-
LA(;UNANS
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...... " t 0 at Ora ~-J Coll Nucc1•r-, 11 1 o i a nge ...._..~ ege. ..°;:~~ .,. J ,: a g The Eagles 1UbstJtuted for
Tot•l• ... 2 ° Valencia Hilb which was
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T1r111s. cf 1 o a o swamped Bolsa Grande, $--0, ~~rr!:"'1 r121J ~ ~ l i beCore turning to Chafte1 ~":';; i ~ ~ j 0 High, which they downed, 7-5.
::.u::~.1~ i : 0 g In other games Wednesday
k'-'"'"· lb J' •, o g night, Fountain Valley dunked c~-:i;· 0 21 • ~ 2 Buena Park 16-1 and L4ng
._. .,_ ,..,.,,.. Beach Millikan rocked La
c0111 .MIN ~ m ,_! ~ : Quinta, 1-1.
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c-• •r 111 ~ games, only one al. which
o. JoPtn..,,,, "
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: [ ,,' o counta toward their 4-0 record,
t.g\ma Beadt's I awn ="J: :' ~ ~ 1 t by Ron Smith arxl Bill Lee.
bowling club wAs edged by J. J--, H l' '0 ~ 0 Smith had two and fOla' eoaJ.s
Pomme 17-11 Wemesday in ,.,.,."'· 11
--petition at La I u n a 's ~~l~r,•r:::rKo. pfl : V i 8 while Lee talolliedallt~ee l:>~~I ' ""'" T•"'t.. 11 1 10 2 accounting r uJC -"-' a Heisler Part. """"' ~ r 11 ,.,. acoring.
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In _ the day.Jong competition ~r:.::t~~. lb ~ f f g ,the two games. ~-~a= ra,:e~ !ff:.~.r.:Jb ~ : g & Fountain Voddalley;~..a-rmawboult
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• -Adams Finds c3·2,088 See Sun Rise
II)' CRAIG 8HEFF audience saw the Sun's inaqunl' hoine
Of ... .,..., "~ ltett _game. .
A )"If from todaJ Daryle Lamooica Adams compl....i his fl,. elglll pjaes
will be in a Southem California Sun and was nine ol 10 at.tht hall. more than ,
wliform. making up for hia ~lay last week in an
But be may n« be the No. l 11-7 loss to 'Birm.ir\gbam.
qualerback -If T°"y Adams bas sharp He oompided 13 ol II 118 .... !Or•7llll
as he was Wedneday nJgh at Anaheim yards, including a 17-yard TD strike to
Stadium. Dave Williams In the (int quarter. And
Adall1B, from Utah Slale, guided the he had l<luchdown """ ol one and H
Sun to a 23-0 lead, then sat out mo.ctt of yards and ran for an aetlon point -little
the final quarter as the World Football wonder he was named player of tbe •
League team held on to defeat the game.
Hawaiians, 38-3I. A crowd reported as Adams admitted he had hoped to play
32,088 and a Southland t e 1 e vision beUer to make up for lut week's
Perry Heads .
.t\..11-star Staff;
Grune on TV
NEW YORK -Cleveland's sensational
Gaylord Perry, v.•inner of IS consecutive
games, and Kansas City's Steve Busby,
who has hurled the only n~h.itter in the
major leagues this season. headed an
eight-man pitching staff n a m e d
Wednesday for the Am erican League AU·
star team.
In addition to Perry and Busby,
American _League manager --DJ..c.k~
Williams of the California Angels
selected Jim Hunter and Rollie Fingers
of Oakland, John Hiller of Detroit, [Alls
Tiant of Boston, \Vilbur Wood of Chicago
.and ~like Cuellar of Baltimore.
e Storna in /tfemphl•
1ttEP¥lPHIS -After watching the fiJm
of the Atemphis Southmen's demolition of
Detroit in a World Football League
opener last week, Portland coach Dick
Coury concluded that Memphis is better
than some National Football Lea{ue
teams.
Coury v;ill take a closer look tonight
when his Storm meets Memphis in · the
\VFL's second nationally t e I e vised
(Channel 9 at 8) game. The Southmen
anticipated a crowd of 35,000 to 40,000.
e Dean Mourned
President NiJ:on moume(I the death of
1930s baseball great Dizzy Dean, who he
called "a man for all generations."
Dean, ~'ho pitched the st. Loui.$
Cardinals IO a World S e r i e s
championship in 1934, died Wednesday
after suffering a heart attack.
"To my generation ~cans."
Ntxoo said in a statement, ••Dihy Dean
will always be remembered as the
blazing yoong fastbalter who led the
Gasboose Gang of SI. Looi! to the
pinnacle of baseball glory.
''To the yoong, Dizzy will .also be
remembered as the sportscaster who
brought-.an.extra-touch·ol excitement-end
color to every game he covered. Dizzy
Dean was indeed a man for all
generations, and America ls saddened bY,
his death."
e .Smann lnnoeent
4-0. Lead Blown
perfonnanct,
''The dirrer<nee ""'i&hl .... dlol l
didn't throw any li>IUoeptloal. Thal
interception WI week ...iJy kllled us
and I w~s detennlned not to throw any,"
uid Adams, • J.t, ltlr.poumS.
"Our game plan wu to utWze the
backs more, as far u pasaing to them.
And ,re threw quite ·a bit on f1('lt down
tonight.
1,'We were a lot more pollahed out there
IOl>ilht aad our timing lmpn>ved. l can't
say enough for our offensive lint. It's
doin& --a greet _job. We've only bad one
offside penalty in twe games.
.
SAN FRANCISCO -A jury here has
found Lynn Swann, a former· University
of Southern California football player, his
two brothers and a cousin innocent of
assault and resisting arrest charges.
Injury Sidelines John
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Swann, 22, a wide receiver for the
Trojans and the first-round draft choice
of the National Football League's
Pittsburgh Steelers was a c q u i t t e d
Wednesday of charges stemming from a
Feb. 1 altercation with . police.
As R·eeling LA Bows
e Carnahan Wins
NEWPORT, R.I . -Second-seedeed
Scott Carnahan, a UC Irvine student, has
advanced to the quarterfinals in the
USLTA men's national grass court tennis
championships with a 6-1, 6-2 victory
over Jim McNairy Wendnesday.
LOS ANGELES {AP) -It was more
than just another ball game for Los
Angeles leflhandeF--"l'ommy John when he
faced the· Montreal. Expos Wednesday
night .
Snubbed by Yogi Berra, the man who
will manage the National League AU-Star
team, despite a 13"3 record and 2.50
earned run average, John wanted to
Diz' Just Another Citizen •
In Town He Called Home
WIGGINS , Miss. (API -Death threw
this town a curve when it took Dizzy
Dean.
'I1ler't is hardly a person among the
3,000 or so in Wiggins who doeSl't know
the Dean smile, who hasn't heard the
baseball Hall of Farner tell about the
"gully-whompers" he caught while
fishing down on the Pascagoula River, oc ·
about the greatest ~itcher he ever saw -
himself.
Dizzy Dean spread sunshine all over
the town , and there were few in Wiggins
Wednesday who wtren't talking abolrt the
death, Dean and about how. thing9 just
we~en't going to be the same without
him. .
"Jn th is town he was just another
citizen," said a cl~ personal friend
bank executive Bert Havard. "He had ~
arrogance wha tsoever. He was a
r
about himself all the tlme," Breaz.ea.le
sakl. "He was dose friends with
tver:ybody." .
Dean actually Jived in the ccmmUnity
of Sood, nestled fn the coontryside a few
miles from Wiggins. But he made
Wiggins the home ci the Dizzy Dean
Museum ,a neat brick buildinr tucked
along Highway 26 west of town.
He never neglected the folks at the
service station near that musewn.
"He used to come in every now and
then," recalled statim manager John
Sarg~ "He talked to everybody."
Sargent would smile as Dean strode
between .the gas pumps, hls famous t'ace
eruP,ing with laughs and stories for, the
start.led customers.
"If they wanted to talk1 he'd .talk to
them," Sargent laid.
prove Yogi wrong, especially since be
was ~ the Expos' Sieve ~. woo is one of fhe pitchers selected ahead
of him.
Whether he was trying too 'bard to
impress is not known. But John suffered
a painful pulted muscle near the elbew on
his pitching arm and had to leave the
game.
He left with the Dodgers tn front 4-0,
but Montreal rallied to pull out a 54
victory, handing Los AngeleS its fifth loss
in six games. ' . It rethlCed the Dodgers' lead over
Cincinnati to S'h games in• the Western
Division while the surprising Expos
surged to within one-ball game of first
place Philadelphia in the.East.
"I'm more concerned about losing Tom
that I am the ball game," Los Angeles
manager Walt Alston said after the
defeat. "We'll probably pitdl Al Downing
on Sunday instead of Tommy."
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wo.111,, cf 5 2 i o sua;,,..., If • • 2 o
8•11.-y,X> 3 1 1 1 W'/nfl,d S I 2 2
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Mor.lrOlll 003 200 --• u. Allplot•• 130 000 IOll-' e-1t111M1I, Losi-. Frl•s, Zllhft. lOll-Molltr .. 1
6, los AMel• 10. 2S-l..oPft, Jl4tf'Wf. se... L0ptt.Sfl~
• "I'll tell you um, I tblnk ...,. o1 our
per-I ii i-u ""'1 u ,.,... of ttio
....-in the NFL. lh ... -and a lol f-r. all .. lack II the eaperlence.
Some day we'll •be oa a par with tbe
NFL."
AdlJm. a -lllgb School !!'"duct hu!i Rlvmlde, once lei aa 'NCAA
puaing reconl In ..,. game ol,1111 yards
Jn 1m. And bill pa&!lng .... J1111 ..
llbarp 'WedneadaJ.
Sun coach Tom Fears, 1 Million Viejo
........ ' oalled Adams' peri>nnanoe
''beautiful."
"I wu very pleased with our offenae.
Adams called a bultlllld -. He
played u wen u be cealcl. Lall -· ·1 c1on, tblnk he p1ayoc1111a1 ...iI a1 all. And
Gary Valbueea alJo moved It my well,
again," Fean lllld.
Valbueoa, who propped 'at Founlaln
Valley High and •latll' played at Orance
Olalt and T..-, entend tbe pme
ln the fourth quarter with I~,
30-15.
He Immediately ~ ...-. the
Southern Cal team· to a touchdown,
completin& tbe only four pa111t1 he threw
Jn tlie game 1or 111 yards. 1111 final -was 1 strike in the end me to ei-Cll
Indians Dum-ped, 7-5
Stale (Fldlerton) player Teny Llndoey,
whicb. covered 17 yards. 1
Thee all bell bn>lte -· In the next 3\t mlnutea, the H1w11Wi1 1
tool: advantage ol a pair ol !umbW
recoveries to acore lwe toucbdoW111 aad \
make It Uglll al the end.
At Mlllflm -:n.-
Hawan1111 • J o f'-" I
.. UIOIYlOUM. \.•AO•••. • ..... I •vsHINO -Hfw4ll11111, WlHL1m1 ... , T-,. 1· Sout!Wrn C1Ufornla, Acllmt S•, JoilrtlM i6-li1, Mtlt.U1i.. 7'3'1. 11«91111liti -Haw<IH-. Dti-J.n. .,_., .. f
JI, Prtllon J.a, l(flMy 2·1', Wlllllftll ~I iollttllt~ C1llfot'nll, H1rrlt ,_.,, WlllJ•1•i. a.J& McAi11tw Lina._~ MO.
. PA$S1NG -Maw1llon1. w-tt-a.1 -v.,,.1 •-Durr\trlll J.,t-0,.'4, Sol.llhtrn C1Utomfa. ~ 13-IN. 21111 V•lbui>na ......_ A.
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Reflections
Rekindled Angels_:_ From-Sun
Thinking Positive ~omeDehut
CLEyELAND (AP) -C8lifomia's Lee
Stant.on has always believed that a
baseball game is not over Wltil tbe last
"'!t and Wednesday night he helped
prvve his belief.
1be Cleveland Indians were oo top of
the Angels 5-0 fer the first seven innings
of their American Leegue contest.
St.antoo's two-run single in the eigtth
sparked a frur-run rally that made the
score M. And in the final frame · bis
second two-run single or the evening put
the Angels out in hoot by the winning
7-S margin.
"I believe theft!'s been a more positive
attitude on the club the la.st few weeks,"
Stant.on sU1 "But for myself, I'm
always positive until the last pitch.
Tunight everybody was still inlo the
game uptil the la!t out."
Angels manager Dick Williams, who
became 'field marshal two weeks agt_>,
had praise not ooly for Stanton but the
entire cJub.
I
Reliever and 1oeer Tom Bwlr.ey gave up
Stanton's two.run single.
The doubles which caused Perry's
downfall were all line drive shots to
almoot the Identical slot-In Tlght-
centerlield.
CALlf'O•NIA CL•VILANO ... , .,..
Rlvt<'I, d $ l 2 O l...oMN!n, II
Sct\1al, lb S 0 2 I OuOy, • S!•nton, rl S 4 0 0 Elll1, lb
FA:a01!11on, dh ) O 0 O SplkM. rl Lahoud, II l 0 O O H.n<lrlck, cf
Lt.Mt. II 2 O O O 18.it, JD DoMrty, lb > o O o Gambl•, 111'1
A:Oll11•, lb 1 o a t Ounc:an. c EIA:d~r. o: ' 2 1 I McC,.w, ph
OOovM'. :itt • 2 2 1 Alv•rldOo :ni
A:•mlr11, u 2 0 O O 8rohamr, :Bl V•lenllne, I.I 2 I 1 1 JfllfTY, p
HIHlfi", 0 0 0 0 0 8-, It C\llftDl'll'ld, tt a o o o E1"91'\. p
LodtWOOd. p 0 0 0 0 811111..,-, p
Qo.llnt-,p OOGI
• rlltt>l l I I 0
$ 0 1 0 s 1 1 0 S 0 I~ O
l 2 1 0 s 1 2 l 3 1 1 0 2 0 D o
1 0 0 0 2 0 I 2
0 0 • 0 • 0 0 • •• 0 0
0 0 ••
0 0 • •
s.111,p O D O t Totels lll 7 11 1 Tolal1 :U S t S canlol'nl• ooo aoo ~ 1
. Cll\lllalld 000 DI 000-S E-8 . 11.it. OP-Glllfor!JI• I. lOl....C•lllOrnl• 7,
CllY.i•l'ld 11. 26-Elll., O. Ooy11, Vak-ntlM, 8. 8111. HA:-1!1. l!llfH i.1. SB-l.-1!tln, Rl.,.rl. S-
l.owlfl111'1n.
BROHAMER HURT,
OUT INDEFINITELY
lleflectiui from Wednesday nlght'a.i,
World Food>all Leegue debut a< Anaheim
Stadium when the CaJHomia Swi burned
Hawaii, 38-31 :
-IHhe-WFL.-has somethlng-fot-every--
body, so does Forest Lawn. •
Seriously, It was worth going to. II was
in view of the alternatives: (1) staytna:
-home and watching 1.be Angels on 'IV or
(2) staying hmle and watching the Sun
game, also live on TV.
The latter might have been the No .. 1
choice until I recalled that Lagtma. Bead1
resident Tom Harmoo would be handlinl
anoouncing chores. • Remmtbering the
first Sun telecast, WWI Hll'mon 8Dlf
Pepper Rodgers at mikeside, I fllured
WHITE
WASH '
"I haven't had cne of these guys let up
en me yet," Williams said. "We've made
some mtftal mistakes, but you c.an 't
help that. We've been telling the guys when they make mistakes and that fighting traffic, crowd, heel and lhl
smietimes they get upoet, but they're not CLEVELAND IAP) -Cleveland suboeq11"11 tale departure hour would
used-to-wmrung ball games.-'lbey've 80!--1ndians """"1d 00..man Jae.Jr. l!<OOamer""""'--"'bea!""-'be""!!!l! Hannon-ized.
\o coocentrate. Total concentration is the will be out for several daYJ because of a However, after enduring all the
IMIDle of the game." bruiled wrist. excitement at the Big A, the wisdom of
Indian Jim Perry pitched the first Brohamer was hit by a pitch in the that jWgment came under JCl'Utiny. '!be
seven innmp of the game, allowing only third iming of the Inttian-Otlifornia live music made me envy thoee with •
two bits. Angel game Wednesday. bearing problem. It made Woodstock
In the eighth, three consecutive inning· He was removed from the game and rendition! toUnd loog hair.
opening doubles by Ellie Rodriguez, Immediately takm to Lutheran Medical The game! Whal game! I thought lo
Denny Doyle and Bob ValEntme made Cmter. X-rays showed tbat his wrist was have a game you had to have opposing
the 9COre $.2, and Pen-y was pulled. cnly trul8ed. teams. Hawaii put up 1 better battle Dec.
'
A Soot" Slide •.
BUUlrabarkewitz of the Chicago Cubs keep; his head above the dust
as he slides in safe at home plate Wednesday against Atlanta . Braves
catcher Johnny Oates is n!ady to throw. Atlanta won the game, 7-2.
r; 19{!:-
l me6n, 22 yards total offense in the
first ball Is something out ol the Dark
Ages.
For three quarters it was dullsvtlle u
the scoreboanl showed the vtslton
lagging, 23-0. Then the Sun ... 1ec1
playing defense and what bad beea
boredom "'"'''"" for three period• JIVeoed up Tu.~ polnCW!i<t'e the cur--
next to me woke up.
There was one facet of j)lay that dkl
fascinate me. 'lllat was the punt. Or the
fielding ol the punt. U l were tile WFL
I'd require all of my teams to punt CD
·first down.
Watching .some poor de\111 out there by
himself, watt.ing for the ball to come into
his anns while 11 angry men built like
bulldozm come down the field full blut
lo annihilate him, bas all the color o1 a
bullfight.
The WFL bas made the pri r<tum
IDan someon, even Uoyd's of Landon
might ~te 1o insure. He is not
allowed to call for a fair catch. 'Jbua be
bas to grab the boll and nm filr his IHe if
he -· to field the kick. A Kamikaze pilot bad a botUT c:tiaoce
of surviving. I'd rather be a skydiver
without a parachute than a punt return
maii lilthe wn:
Custer at the Little Big Hom wu a
beUer bet to survive the Indians Ulan be
woold be !eying to return a 11W1t in lhls
upotart leegue. I heanl that -aspiring to serve as punt neum men
were first a•ed if they'd ever tried lo"
ccmmlt SJlclde.
If they saki no, tile lnterview was f/Vfft.
No Picketing
.i\t Rams· Camp
Unless "'°'e veterona report, llr1kinl
Los Angeles Rams players say they hlvl
no plans to picket the National Footblil
Ltegue's training camp wtudi gets under
way today IOr rookies and free agents at
cal Slate (Fullerton).
r><;~~a.:.:.~ei;~~~v:~~ ~m~Texas •1•ttle L· e·ague-~oa .. h --IOmewhere, ii'iifthe waitress kep( askin~ · ~ ......
for his autograph," Havard recalled. "I -.
said, 'Oit, they won 't let you alone even ' 1 , -'
Fired for Prayi~g
Rams player rePreaent&Uve Tom Mick
said a meeting ol what he tennei
veteran team · leaders W e d n e 1 d 1 !
"rehashed our. posttlon Ind • we're not
~pllDl\ing to pietflt. bec8111t nO "ftlterll'll
are going-to camp!'
'Ille veteran1 had voled In a rue.ta1
night meeting ...... picket tt>e tra!Dkll
llte, a decislon that was Aki to bt
unpopular with some leeder'I of tbf
Pl•Yf"S .AuociaUon. _.,J
_Although Mick sakl no vfllerans ~
liport, a team spokesman was quoted u
aaying aeveral players wt!T't likely to be
In camp and there was also word thel
eome Rams veterans could face the loU
of te\leral thousand dollars in bonua
incentive money if they do not come to
camp by Sunday. •
when you're eating.' Diz just said, · • •' · · · •
'Podnuh, lei me Jell yoo something, When CHULA VISTA (AP) -A drug user with the /4-and l>-year-old p1a,..., "is a
they stop asklng for my autograph , I'm a turned evangelist has been fired by a religioUs • fanatic and bad tbe bofl
dead duck '." L!Ule League team for olferlag'pn7ers upset," ........ •kl.
When Dizzy wasn~ In the Banlt of along with hi• ooaching inMniett-11111 ·t11e Roy.'B.E. Gebhart, putor ol
Wiggin> office drinking colfee, he Randy .Living-. 23, of nearby san the Oiuith ol the Naza1 ... • ln ' aiula
probably W<l!' st.rolling Pine Stn;et wtth Diego. was fired after a meeting of the Vll&I Mid Uving::l&oa "ls be I a 8
tWQ-.top lights. Park View Little League boenl Tuesday -~ed fo< ..bit Chrlltian' f1ilh and
"He'd come in and.he was always very night. this oagtt te.tile ~" 1
friendly," said Phil ip Br e 1 zeal e, '1Yt'e told him to knock ol.f ~ UVWtg•on . akl tome of the Lklle-
manager of a furniture store where Oit preaching -that be wat out thert to J.e1guers Mayed at hill hoUle Friday
used to gab wllh customers, including coach -and he Wouldn't stop," 111id the night wttb their partnta' pemdasion.
many out.-oC.itowners he'd never set'f'I board president Don Green. • They t.alb:d about religion and he uted
before. ."Llvlng'-on. who had br:en C(llduot.lng thote who wanted "to ~ Olrta" to
"He was always cutting up, telling short Pf~Yer sc11ion1 before each pme pray with him. He sakl .that boy after
'
llby, a--Cl' eight, joined him In "~ <lrilt" as 1be meeting
cwdnat4 untO 4 1.m.
11111 CtrU Rltdlle, me ol the pertlllS
"1lo -plalned. bad a dlffemt vte.o. "He Ills bn.lD.wulled our boY.J," 11kl
ll1ldlle, -.., -not among -at Ille tale night ..,.ion, "He hu l"4
tbont adlnl !Ute a bunch ol puppets. He
-ihem IO a strange hoole aad had lbem lllen all nJ&ht long." ''l'hl• kind ol activity goes beyond
religion," l\Uchie '8ld. "It's !Ike one of
those cults In wblch people become
•
murderers. ..
Uvtapaa ate! he wu a -bl drup,
mainly •lllflhl!Umlnes, \lltU January,
-be aceoptod <Jril. He •kl he was lr7ll1ll to leaCll the
boys, ""'" ol wllom bad ...., expoaed to drugs, abool their dangers. UVJn-•kl he began the ,...,...
rntetlnp wfllte coodtlng the Alhletics,
one ol etght le•ma In the Part View
Little Laogue. When lhe team WU> the
Leegue title, he was . -to coach
the leaaue'• AU«ar ~m. -oompet·
Ing for 1 dlvlslonal tiUe, he said.
'
Many NFL rookies have faced the toss
of their signln( bon11181 K they did not
. report.
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·• ORf'N&E COUNTY, CAl;IFORl'ijA
Today's Flnal . '
N.Y. Stoeks
THURSDAY,,JULY 18, 1974 N TEN CENTS
I • " • • • on-un1on1 Ul ers a 0
•
PredJetlous Ott
Econo_my , G:r;owth
f---~ake·s 2n-d-Dive--
WASHlf'\GTON (UPI) -Nixon
administration p r e d i c t l o n s of a
rebounding economy have' b e e n
overturned by new gov~mment figures
lbat show a second consecutive quarterly
decline in economic growth, UPI learned
today.
The repOrt is bound to revive debate
over whether the United States endured a
mild recession in the first three months
or 1974.
But tbe stock market added to
-\llednesday's gains with another advance
today,
The Dow Jones · industrial averages
closed out at '189.19 today, up 4.22.
Brokers Jinked the buying to.
speculation on -will! Street that thi'
problems posed by record interest rates
might have convinced the Federal
Reserve to eaJe up at least a little on its
mooetary policy.
'Jbe drop in economic output between
April and June was smatl -something
just over I percent -infonned · sources
~ifl· This was far lea than the dramaUc
6.3 pereent decline in the first three
months of 1974, the biggest quarterly
slump since 1958.
The actual figure! were released •
('
...... ._. ..
later today by the Commerce
No ; "e, S;gn Department 1n it• quarterly report .. the
k'J II Gross National Product (GNP).
The new statistics renect an economy
THIS IS HOW FORD ENGINEERS ENVISION NEW HIGH SPEED TRANSIT CAR
Newport'• ~"'~-'!Irenic .Gola Contr~ _for SIU\'Y of ~lcolly StlSponclod System
H • s t that is shaking oil the debilitating effects -earing s e or the enet'gy crisis, but not quite as fast :~J:i~~~=:~~:1sch: PhilCQ-FQrd Ge, _ . __ ts ~pi~ . . Nix~n Appro~ed For Newport eCooomic adviser. and Chairman Arthlr _Q!Jfice p ~ ol Ille Fetloral 1loMrv Boord ',. • . < " " • ' ' ,-• . ' ' ' fen •Ul · ::~;gh?~~=·2~~1}~ ~:.:=~~ Trali8ji f!¢~~~~~-'1t~r_t~~ 1~--~
-ordinances-, one-tbat would ... controlDOlie. ~-....... jalt-tM wppalite · · · ~ · . The llguret• 111t> ·ahtiw how badly Ute ··· • • · , W ASlllNGTON (UPI) -JOhn D.
·and another regulating commercial nation is being victimized by lnfiaUon. Pbilm-Ford'1 Amxmtmnic Division ih · ~" Dr. lleib Mid •• ' ' · r EhrUcfunan iwore lo an affidavit made
signThes. ·................ . rd" Id ba 'lbe "minus" growth rate actually means NeWJWt Beach ha' a ¥W' c:ootract today He explained that the siitpended N•blic today that President Nixoo O'AVe prvl""""" sign ° inance wou n that rising prices in April~une wiped out to build a fuiutisUc rapid t111nsit ~le vehicle-can· traVel much faster than ·a ,... .,..
sigm at or above rooltop level" and the totat increase in the value or all held up by maanets 8Dd powered .bf jet veblde on wheels. , his "after-the-fact apProval " when told
slrictly limit the size and number of goods and services produced during that rockets. . . ; . . "Steel wheels on a steel track limit 1 a~ the 'burglary of lhe office of Daniel
signs pennitted any business or resi· three-month· period. . . The· *2;1 m1llioa ~~ ~e will , ~Uonal vehicle . to ·satisfactory .llsbergs psychiatrist.
denceTh · . 1 t of the 1 Ian The shorthand definition or recesmon is ti:avel over an ah,unmum gu1deway at operation at top. spea9s below ·200 inUe1 Drlichman!s-Matement, published by e no1Se e emen genera p _ _.R f-ga1· --""'-oMnore~tban a miles per--baur--_.._ _ _,..___._n .. u ... ·=lOi • calls for 1-conunuea fig!i-&galnSf'Orailge two consecutive qua, ~rs o ne . 1ve--·~ . , . people. per UWI", va . ~u. .-· • the House Judiciary Corrunittee, was the
County Airport noise, stricter noise .. economic growth. This baa now taken The n131 wan~~·~ trans'i Fofd begafl basic ~re~ on firit by ·any high official to say that
insulation M<1Uirements for residential place. .,_ Phil~ S ~ the"U l>rS n-..--!. ~tics for applicatkin iD hl:glr i-•-...1 ""-h ol the ff"
'buildings Md the adoption of a noise Bu' Ch,airman ~erbert Stein of , the ~~~Font Mo•=~ speed.·f_Poond· ·tramJportatiOo systems in Nu.on sanctlUlreu ...... searc o ice
ordinance. PreSJdent s Council of Eco o om l c officl;J;';'id the ebicl ~ ~ the late 1980!. of Dr. Uwis J. Fielding, of Beverly
'
If . . ot ioo· ht ... AdviJers argued 'wt February tbat this i . v ~ . . ._:_.:-.,,_'a. _:...on the •..Ct • ...&..:e1e Hills. commissioners v e ig .., definltkm "has no standing 'in the for inter-dty-rapid transit .. ., . will~1* U)e d-•edion of ~Robert L. Ebrlichman was convicted la.st week of ~m:se~l~~n~~:·s ~~~: ecmomics professioo." . . F!i•lj°!tt euimmf!t A~c~ Yoos, ~Y progra~ ma'.r!aeer. oonspiracy to violate FieldJng's civil
c:onsld er recommending a n o i s e Nixon was ev. en more emphatic in his _,_.,,._ telell'Ch the -Je<t. wh,ich . rights and of perjury and faces up to 25 st f the u g Jan 31 ~""'"" ,...-years' imJX"isonmeat and a '25,000 fine. ordinance. .ate 0 ruon messa e 00 · · will be oVerseen by the Federal Jl4ilr0ad • · Ehrlichman's statement was sworn
Based 00 an ordinance recently Administration. . • • C::Onnty Tru, eke. r April 2S for use in his defense in bis adopted by the Orange County Board of d The l.lllll8Nlled, rocket-powered vehicle conspiracy trial.
Sllpervisors, the anti-noise law limi t& the Salesman Plea s will be supported by high Rnogfh .. . . ' . BU\ u was never made pobllc because
loudness and duratk>n of noises which an 9.1penonduct.in1 mapta and. will be Kill• -ed in Eastern the jqdge tn the case. tule(f out national
outside source can cause inside a optrated over • nearly ODHnile. guid~ . security as .a possible defense since
res.idence or public institution. Guilty m· Desert way to be built at. the. China 'Lake Naval . . nelttier the prosecutors nor the defense
However, it does not restrict noise Wea:r.tCenter · n• h" Ct . h J th · •--..1-.1 •-link N" r . I ·---··1 n .. :'"'" .. • ~ueve Our ~m Is the. first 1g way· as awyers say ey m~JUCU w IXOn rom aU"p anes or auwiuuul es, wu,..11 are _. el r~·-ol dv ced · · . . in any way to the br~·in.
regulated by state and federal Jaws. It Land Deal F" rand . step to the dev opment an a an Ehrlicbman said Nixon justified the also does not limit construction noise transportatkn system that· can ·~e From Wire Servkel .
e'-at n1"gbt and on o.._, __ and maio· r dUes 300 to 500 miles an111rt and •mnrnr'I:' T "A B p k break·ln after learning that it occurred ""t'~ .,....IWll,,.. . ·~ r-tri " N~,.·-·· eon.-~ uena ar on national security grounds. legal holidays. A real estate salesman. arrested after su-pplement short..range· ah ..,a~e · pa, man driving a tradOr·trailer.rig was ooe _ m,:M1 .. ._.... paraphrated Nixon as
.The propooed ~WI-ordinanco, which o Newport '11oa<Jn:oop1" bought ~ ..,.. ~ Dr. J-Oln R. ·Reitz, Ford s. ~lcs ol~IWO'lrucurs killed aar\Y -toiliiy In a ,.,-• ~ .......
will al.so be constdered -toni_..., limits land bat did not list ha manaier · · -·1-crash that i.o · ·.-..1 t saying: .,.. ot desert t e ' s Ford officials said the ttst vehicle will ~\,"'"'r a , tnJwui ~'O "While I did not know ol the break·ln businesses to· a totaJ ol two signs on any pleaded guilty to grand theft cbargea in _.1__ -..t ........ b the -·i"e-AJ:kansas lawmen. . . attempt ln advance, J surely recognize
one front. The maximum size of the .ieua. Orange County SUperiot__Court. -~ luuu one 1UU1o 1 0 v e ...... ~.;Authcl'it.ies,iaid the big rig driven by the vaJ;d nafionai security reasons why it
is determined by a fonnula based on the Judge James Turner placed Larry ~~ guideway .m:IPICifteally shatied to Dqnald .c. SW8DIOO, 44, of Buena Park. waS done."
size of the bulldiog. Gray Martin, SS, of 869 Amip Way, RUlde _ 15 well as levitate. _ the ve-and a smaller truck each ciollkied and In hlB affidavit, E'brllchrnan said, '"'11te
'I1le ordinance allO aets up a timetable Newport Beach, 00 three yean probation hide .. Dr .Rell& said sh>t off opp:lllte sides of lntentate 40, President indicated his after-d'le-f.act
for the removal ol nonconlonnine signs. and made full restitution one of the 1111,e vehlde's magnetic forces ""'.! · wAiCb was blocked for two houri. approval ot this effort to secure evidence
Prevlou.s Newport Beach sign ordinances conditioris of that probaUon. controlled 1<J Jl'l)duce jet ain:nft ride . A firge .. machine being llauled on of Elbberg's motives and potenlial"
have not required the removal of any Newport police ll'ftSted Martin alter quality," he ta.id. · the fiat bed~ the other truct: invOlved. after Ell!lberg had been Identified as lhc ""Pu.stblilngcshi~-s will•-held on the ,,·gn Louts and Joan Prtjatel, 3M Part Latte, Dr. Reill uplalned that· electric dm<o 1 by.~ F~, 54, of penon who leaked the P-gon Paper.
-"'" ~ Nel'JIO'I Beach, identified him aa the currents will •l>o . piiercled !n the . Nullvll •, ..,....... owr ...., a car
ordinance, . the noise element and the man who llOld them 40 ...,..ntent acres guldewly by the -m6tJoo ol the . puslnc ht the opposite . direction.
noise onlinance. of Nevada land klr 19,000. • vehicle This will ..,.._ a 111i«n<dc field AtbnlU -'l:r-< Freddie L. The Plllfllln8 t:l>mmlssloo will m<el at At the Ume ol Martin's arrest, the wblch pushes up on the electJomlgn<!I . O!fum, .2', and WJUDll ,Ceunty, -Alt., Brain.. Tunior
H'!spitnlizes
Susan Hayward
7 p.m. In Newport Beach City Council Prtjatels has paid h!lrr nearly 15,000 on of the vehicle. · • Injured arid , Depity Sheriff John
.Chambers. ' the time payment transaction. They told t•As the vehide IC* filter, tbe DepltJ Sberiff John .O>lem&D. 53._ were
Orange Coast
weac.er
Fog near the beaches occa·
5.ionaUy on Friday. Othtrwise in-
creasing high cloudiness. Con-
linued quite wann inland with
hiflha near IO. Beach tompmture>' ·
. in the Jower ?Os. -----
JNSD)E TODAY
Nepal's abominable mowman
ha& s&Tllck again, kfiocking out
a ieen~t girl near Aft. Et>trtst.
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police that Martin lived in their duplex at magnetic fteld beoomel 1trnneer, the~ ~~}inned in, tbe car for a time
the time the agreement wu drawn up. foroe lnc:teuel and. the drag ~ condldon today. ...
White Douse Staff Out . ·ATLANTA (UPl) _;_ Actre .. Susan
Har"ard 'is underg°oing treti.tment at
Innkeeper Gives Boot to Press, Secret Service • Emory University Hospital here for a
brain tumor, the Atlanta Constitution
said teday.
By JAN WQRTU .
Of ... DllY ""' '""
..:._ deadline.for-~ out. _
Phrasinfr ...... decllidn In· ·-· tenm·, Presley, a, Bah Qemente cUy-A five-year 8 1\iance betften the . San
Clemente IM and the Weate~ Whi~
HOUie ended on a mur note We.dnesd.ay
as Joo owner Paul Prtlley evicted the
pma corpi, s.cr.t Servlee anti other
admtnlatrailon akles.
"To the San Clemente lnn, there is no
more White House and to the ~hite
House there Is no more San Clemente
lM," Presley, a Jong time friend of the
Presiae.nt'11. Aid tenely Wednetday.
Shortly befcn, movers had carted out
IOeds ol teletypes and other preu corpi
acceuories to meet. Pretle.y's 2 p.m.
councllman and ltm Manapr. Roy Fraaer
said they have 11111 at 1eut llDO,ltlO tmr
the yem -ol the •orloul
--to the Wblte -corpi.' 5lnee Mbt<ln became preoltletitc1he i.i
bal -the Siii c:ie.-te ,._ center whenever the . Prelidtn\ 'f'U 111
town.
A dCIWlllt>l,rl baftquot l'CIOlll fa<inl OC1
the swimming poof had boon comtt1od ·ro
a bustling, clad t1111 preoa room Q)tnpete
with teletypa, t~lten and utra
telephonel. Oott-.11 dole lo the Prolldenrs
_,......, tM !ill· --the Ille for !"""' --llJ _, •1u1spr
' . .
lit!Lolher !Op Nliiln-aldes tit gu01ts. -The--.paper quOted""close friends "
Miff •. theand~ltftls.Mid~lla~ House -of-her late h .. baad'• family •• saying
.. ' •m I ,... uts "' ard 55 bad~ ... decl" . sta!<d at ·tile" fmt. Miss Hayw , , .-· m ming
"We'."' treated .them ,lite· \hey were . health for sever~ months" and was
Jeslts Chrllt jult because they wtre the admitted to the hOlpltal UU. waek.
White llollle," l'nlley aaid. , The · aewspaper · 'alao aald that Dr. Thoufb he a/lln1ltld his decloiot\ waa a Geo<&! T. Tindall , peeformed a brain
macter ol rlmpty "pod e<'tlllllOllci,"'he biopsy on Miss Hayward .Wednesda~ to
added he feet1 tfi("Whl(e Houae tt~ff has detennine whether the tumor.., was
"peor public relations,:• and is often malignant or benign.
mcqopentlve. -" -. 1be tmpitaJ refused to confirn\ or deny
"I wtsh t could say eq>Rtive dotleted," that the Oscar·winnina: actress bad been
Presley quipped. "f have ljllthlng against admitted. A spokesman said the hospital
the PreJlc!eat. He ii a good friend of adberes strictly to a l'Onfidential policy
mine and I'll alway• support hlm. But I concemlog patients If b ii requested by
don't do bualnea with the-PrelldettL I the patient or the patient's family.
havt had 1<J deal with his tllafl." Tlndall also re!Ulld to lalk with news-
lllee EVICT, ~I) mea.
•
If Striking
Unions l\.eep
Up Demands_
By DOUGLAS FRITZSCHE
OI tM 0.llW• Pllet $11tf
Contractors have repeated a threat to
use norHlflion construction workers if
striking building industry unions will not
reduce their wage demands:
Talks between carpenters. cement
masons and laborers and contractors
broke down for the third t i m e
\Vednesday. The stti ke which has idled
millions of dollars v.'Orth of constructi on
in Orange County is dragging tow~rd the
end of its third week with no end in sight.
Respondi.nj!; with a threat of their own,
carpenters chief negotiator· Paul Miller
said "there can onJy be real trouble'.' it
this happens.
Talks broke do\\'TI \Vednesday after a
contractors negotiator told those from
the Carpenters' Union locals L~t unless
a setOement is reached soon , non·Wlion
\\'orkers v.'UI replace tham at the
construction sites, according ~o Charles
Trenta. secretary of the carpenters
Distri ct CoWlci! of Orange Count.y.
A carpenters union delegate assembly
_voted Tuesday to tum dov.'TI the mos\
recent contrac tors' offe r of !2.90 an hour
in increases over the next lhree years.
The carpenters have been asking lor
$1.90 in wage and fringe benefits for a
OM-year contract. Carpenters now earn
$9.46 an hour in wage and·fringe benefits.
The settlement offered by the caniracton, Trenta said, would put Orance County caprenlers $3 per hour
behind carpenters I n Northern California.
Southern California carpenters have been
trying to close the gap between wages in ·
the north and·south parts of the state. <>Pinions differ among con tractors on
bow practical a shift to non·Wlion
ca rpenters would be.
A spokesman al the Associa ted
General Contractors, one of t h e
contractors negotiating groups , said "ft
"oold be easy enough to find non·un lon
laborers or some of the other building
trades, but I'm not su re we t'Ollld find
enough skilled, non-union carpenters."
Another cop tractor, howevei:, expects
the W1ion carpenters to sign up with non·
union conlractors as the Strike drags on
and money runs low.
A working carpenter, not one of the
negotiators, told The. Daily P i I o t
Wednesday that, \li'ith no strike fund and
vacation paychecks running low, "I'm
ready to •. go back to work."
Union negotiators see the threat to go
non-union as a bluff designed to get then1
to acquiesce to contractors offers.
But, according to a contractor, "The
plans are bein,I{ made now. We have'JK'O!J.
!ems about such matlers as our pensiQn
funds, with millions of dollars in them,
.... which have to be resolved, but we are
going ahead with plans to run . non-
union."
If management tries l-0 go through wiU,l
it, Miller said, "it's going to be one mess.
We have been union in this area for
m·any, many decades and there can only
be rea l trouble if they try to go non·
Wllon." But the head ()f the heavy equipment
operators, Joseph Seymour of Oper!lting
Engineers Local 12, which covers
Southern California and part of Nevada,
said his local will work side by side wllh
non-union carpenters.
''We have our own contracts and intend
to honor them." Seymour sa id. ·
Seymour, whose local has been plagued
with a high rate of unemployment, ha1
backed l'Olltractors since befo re th«
strike began .
A letter he sent to his members urgff
I.hat any who had left construction si~
in support of the other crarts return to
their jobs and urge ofhcr trades t<
reduce their demands. .
The contractors see the issue in temu
of black and red.
"We have to decide whether lo pay th1 ....
strikers what they are asking fo r and g1
broke that way, Or try tO operate withoU
unions -except for e n g i n e e r s an~
(Ste STRIKE, Pege 2)
C.4RPENTERS IIA.L1
STRJKE IN ·NORTH
By The Associated Press
Tbe month-tong carpen&ers strike wa
re ported H:tUed loda)' and the Sanll
Clara Valley Council of Carpenters s•-
pkkell were betag: w J t II d r a w· 1
lmmediaftly in all 4C Nortbem Call£orn•
counttea. The strike bad balled a Milke
doUart la eo11troclioa. 1
,I
! ·~z O.lltY PllOT H
•
EVICT ...
The eviction Is the peak of what has
J>ecn a "'orsening relationshi p in recent
weeks between the White House staff and
the San Clemente townsfolk.
The San Cle.me11.te Dons, a group of
unofficial greeters wbo have often
\velcomed Nixon on his S o u t h e r n
California visits, felt slighted v.•hcn they
\Vere not allowed on the \\1hite House
N o · Fair Fare
Camera Carriers
To Get • Ill Free
compound grounds Friday for the Anyone carTying a camera will be professiona l p h o to g r a p he rs an
President's arrival. admlllfd to the Orange County Fair free opportunity to record the many sight. at
ln an initial clue that Presley \Yas not or charge today and tonight as the fa.Jr the fair.
as accommodating as usual, he placed the celebrates "Camera Day.'' Seriolls stiutterbugs will not want 10
pres.s corps in a sn1 aller banqu et room The normal price ol d-'ss'o . be 'ng -•ss the pliotography e-"•bit w•·re ~!cU:~ 50 tha t a Jocal banquet could waived to give as m:n; .. a~~~ ~d ::rid-famous Jemman Pete~uGowl.v:; Ls
Presley said the main economic loss showing a oollection of hls works.
came because or the undependabllity of For those who just want to use their
being available for tbe President's crew. camera ' to get in free, there Ire other
"I glve you an example of what M attlracUons at the fair tonight, the
happens,'' Presley .said. ''Somebody "'iii .·esan Gets highlight of which are two performances,
call me from the White House and say, , one at 7:30 and the other at 9 o'clock,
·Paul, the President will be here from by !tank Thompson and the Brazos
ihe I4th1o the 28th.' 2 Jo y -Valley Boys. ~
"\\'e might have to caOC"el a group that .. ears Friday's fair attractions are:
wanted 60 rooms starting the 23rd," he IO a.m. -Beef Sho~manship Noon -AmateUr Astronomy: Radio, ad.~TI:~n. on about the 20th, it starts Pri·son T ern" Educa tion, Quilling, Cake llecoraling, raining. 'The President feels like going 11 1-Urn.iture Refinishihg, S e w i n g ,
back.' they tell me. So l'm left with an Weaving, Clay Tile, Carving and
· " h 'd "It' ha ned Needlepoint Demonstrations empty mn. e sai · s ppe A Costa hfesan who unsuccessfully ran 12:30 p.m. -Needlepoint and Glass numerous times."
-
Otltw '1111 l ttfl' ,..... ' .. -A sore point to Presley tttrough the for the office of Orange County Sheriff Decorating Demonstrations
yea rs has been ~that the reporters last month wh ile he ran the affairs of a 1 p.m. -4·H Round Robin Showmanship, HIGH TIDE PUSHES OCEAN TODARO EDGE OF PARKING LOT AT NEWPORT PIER
themselves chose to•stay not at the Inn sect that advocates the uninhibited use of ·Aladdin !\lagic Show, iPolskl Dobrsky This Was Scene Wednesday; Tonight's High of 7.1 FHt Expected at 8:59 p~m.
but at the Surf and Sand 1t1otel 15 miles marijuana was sentenced today to two to Puppets
up the road in Laguna Beach. 10 years in state prison. 1:30 p.m. -Canning Techniques
Observers of the \\'hi!e -House scene Orange Coun ty ~rior Court Judge 2 p.m. -4-H Round Robin Showmanahip'.--D____. k j to :~~;t~t ~~~~: :.e~~: 1~ ~:r:r~ ~~~tnu~~~;~ R= f;rd~ ~--=~~~cOo~\-:w .1l.elfiec e -urors --isten
they were irritated by the attitude of the Lawrence, 32, of Jl8 Santa Isabel Ave., 3 p.m. -FFA Round R obin ~
Inn staff and tunied off by "'hat they Co6ta l\.tesa , just 12 days after a jury in Sho~p, Bonnie T ll m b I er s ,
coosidered high prices. his C<Jl1!'lroom ~?und Lawrence guilty of Polski Dobrsky Puppets T L T T •
Al Lagwia, Surf and Sand operalor possessmg mariiuana for sale. 3:30 p.m. -Aladdin Magic Show , 0 011g ape ranscr1pt· l\fcrrill Johnson has ca':?red lo his Those-charges. \.\·ere filed _last Jan. 2 by 4 p.m. _ Burbank Police Junior Band
occasional guests. He has set up a press Costa Afesa pohce who said they found M . chis strolling Aztec N 1
room there as \.\'ell . now used for the several bricks of ma rijuana in a suitcase .ana . • . . . s, ew
daily briefing "'ith White House Deputy opened during a search at the Lawrence Dimensions Patriotic ~fus1c Revue
Press Secrel ary Ger.aid Warren. home. 5 p.m. -Boonie Tumblers, Aladdip
The \\lhite House has not yet Also arrested and convicted \Vas P.fark Magic SOOw, The Colony Variety
announced where, if anywhere, the San floffman Armstrong, 20, or 33451 _Palo 5:30 p.m. -:-Glass Decorating and
Clemente pres.s equipment will be Alto Dana Point. who will be sentenced Creative Stitchery
relocated. Press Secretary, Ron a I d -Aug.' 7 to what could be a one-year 6 p.m. -Hawaiian Review
Ziegler reportedly \.\'as looking into San county jail tenn on charge of possession 6:30 p.m. -Gold"! West. Opera
Clemente's Community Oubhouse but of marijuana. 7 .p.m. -World Friendship Pa.geant
late Wednesday there.had been no move Lav.Tence v.•as described during his '1 :30 p.m. - Chuck Jones ~f~g1c Show
in that direction. trial as the rounder of the Ch urdl of 8 p.m. -C'!11yon Grass Fiddlers, The
· Presley denied that his decision was, Cannabis Sativa, a sect that assertedly Colony Variety
as Warren said Wednesday, a tactic to advocated ·the widespread use of mari-3:15 p.m. -Speedway 1tfotorcycle Races
,get publicit y. juana. 9 p.m. -Hawaiian Review, Chuck Jones
"'The motel is in a rompelitive Lawrence continued to campaign for Magic Show
&ituation, '• Warren said. ' ' Pe r ha P s the office of sheriff while awaiting trial
management feels it needs some on the drug charges. He finished lourth
WASHINGTON (AP ) -The jury in the
perjury trial of califomia LL Governor
FA R<lned<e today sat th""'gh a thn!e-
hout read.Ing 0( the Senate hearing
traMcript that ls the backbone of the
gowrmnent's case against him.
Defeue attorney James E. Cox claims
pirtlons ol the IJ'anscript were "sootch-
taped together" and are not an accunte
account of the Senate Jud I c I a r y
Committee hearing at which Reinecke
lestified April 19, 1972.
Only about 2S spectaton wet e in the
courtroom u assistant 1 p e c i a 1 pros·
ecutor Thomas Ruane read the hearing
testi mony. Most of those in attendance
were reporters, although Reinecke's wife
I and their three teen-aged children sat in
a front row bench.
The jurors frequenlly smiled at light
exchanges of humor between the
senatort1 and Reinecke quoted in the
lranscrlpt.
N ell!port Guard s
Pull 227 From
Pacific Waters .
A mixture of surf and riptides combined
to give Newport Beach lifeguards their
bu~iest v.-orkout ·of the s u m m er
Wednesday as they rescued '121
persons from ocean water.
Ufecuard Jeff Davis made 24 rescues
at tbe 18th Street beach.
A Marine Safety Depart m en-t
s!)Okesman said numerous young pereons
found thent.!elves in trouble afttt
Stepping into boles in the unev.cn ocean
bottom.
publicity from an alleged feud. in a field of six.
• "From our standpoint the White House
press corps bas given the San Clemente
Inn a lot of business al full rates and bas
never .been unreasonabl e,'' the deputy
press secretary said.
Warren emphasized that despite the
split the White House personnel retain
"strong personal regards tor Paul
Presley and ••• his warm personal
friendship.''
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STRIKE ...
teamsters-and see what happens."
Engineers broke away from the
R~gional Coastal Agency
To Hold Geology Hearing
~ prosecution said it ~-ould only read
part100s of the Senate hearings which
pertain to Reinecke and hJs involvement
with a p.oo,ooo J>ledge from lntemalionat
Telephooe & Telegraph Corp. to bring the
Republican national convention to San
Diego.
U.S. Di!ltrict Judge Barrington Parker
r~~..! defenae mfi!lon Wednesd~ to
dismiss the cue, saying changes iii tne
Senate tran.!Jc:ripts do not affect parts o{
tpe transcripts used in the indictment
against Reinecke. -
B<njamln H. Flnh<in, the stenotypist
who recorded Reinecke's testbnony
before the committee, said that at the
proeecutor'a office be edited t h e
lr~pt last March before k was given
·to the grand jury, !hen made more
edttorial changes last -kend.
Surf, expected to be dov.n lo six feet
today, v.·as running as hig h as eight feet
in some spot! Wednesda~·. lifeguards
said.
Water temperat.ure reached-71 degrees,
the wannest of the year, and bot 1nland
temperatures he!~ attract a v.-eek-Oay
crowd of llJ,000 persons.
Similar tempeT&tureS' were luring an
equal rannber of beachgoers today and
lifeguards predicted the crov.·ds. will
continue to grow as the weekend
Presley is an avid oollector of
Presidential memorabilia fn. .. 1 cull links
to napkim. Aclive in local affairs, .be
helped raise money to purchase a brooze
bust of Nixon which was presented to the
First Lady two years ago.
He was the local chainnan for the
Committee to Re-elect the President in
the last election and was a fundamental
figure in the campaign to set up a
presidential library in San Clemente.
Presley has been known in san
Clemente as "the contact" for th e
Western White Hou se, often belping
arrange visits to the .compound.
TV Personality
Rites Conducted
SIESTA KEY. Fla. IAP) -The lamily
or television personality Chris Chubbuck
conducted an oceanside memorial service
today the ~·ay they thought she wan ted it
-with po~ songs !or the 120 mourners.
The 2g.;yea r-old talk mow host fatally
shot herself in the head Monday during a
live broadcast of her half-hour. program
on WXLT-TV, an ABC affiliate: in nearby
Sarasota.
Among the mourners today were fans,
people she had interviewed and friends.
The simple half-hour service was held
on a sandy beach on the Gu1f of Mexioo,
not far from Miss Chubbuck's Siesta Key
home. La ter, Miss Chubbuck's ashes
were scattered over the Gulf.
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Building Trades Counc il so they would R · I · · not have to support strikes by other The egiona Coastal Comm1•1on will
tr_a_d_es. Teamsters, the coo.tractors said1 ~nduct a Jl'.l~lic hearing at 2 p.m. Friday
would also wort iD an open shop. -m. Santa~oruca on the geology element,
But Trenta said many of the· ~ third of rune parts of the C08Jta1 muter
members of the two ' unioos would not plan it is formulating.
-k in an open shop. .../ The meellng of the Soulh Coall
"W~ have been union for a long time Regional 1Aoe ConservatJon Commiuion
and J don't think they-are going to give
up what we fought for so Icxig,'' he said.
The Judiciary report on evidence
brought to 14 the number of volumes
published by the panel, with more to
come<this week.
Risk in Germ
Cell T est,s Told
WASIUNTGON (AP ) -Scientists
throughout the world have been urged to
voluntarily defer undertaking certain
new types of "genetic engineering"
experiments with animal and germ cells.
Otherwise, they run a possible risk of
increasing the incidence of cance r or
other diseases, a committee of toi>level
medical scientists representing the
National Research Council s aid
\Vednesday.
The blue-ribbon group stressed that
there Is no proor yer that a lisk exists
wit h such experiments involving genetic
material. But they said that any such
experiments should be dererred "until
the potential haiard.s . . . have been
better evaluated" or methods devised to
keep an y such hazards under strict control. ·
DoGto r Guilty
In Pot Sm11 ggle
SACRAM~ (UPI ) -Dr. Frlli P .
Roschen, a Vacaville ph ysician. faces
sentencing next month after pleading
guilty to charges of financing a $2 million
marijuana smuggling ring.
Roschcn enterel his plea Tuesday In
U.S. District C.Ourt. Sentencing was
sc.bedu1ed. for Aug. 27. The doctor could
be serit to prison for five years and fined
$15,000. •
He was indicted with 19 per90ns from
the Sacramento and Vacaville areas last
month. They were accused of conspiring
to import-"1~900 paunds of marijuana from
Melico.
Ail ing Girl Sought
Final Screening
O~ Jurors Begins
In Popeil Trial
Special to Ille Dally PDot
LOS ANGELES-Final """"in& ol
prospective jurors In the murder-for-hire
trial of Eloise PopeiJ of Newport Beach
and her boyfriend began today here in
Superior COurt, as the proeecullon and
defense aimed for Monday to 9tart actual
proceedings.
"There's a possibility we11 have a jury
today," remarked August Wagner, clerk
.in, t~ Superior Court Department 53,
presided over by Judge Mark: Brandler.
He said.no session Is plannned for
Frlday, while attorneys for t h e
defendants accused of conspiracy and
solicitation to commit murder predict
jury selection by Friday.
The pr~ure involves questioning of
each prospective juror, after which the
panel of 12 will be s w o r n In and testi-
mony can beRfn.
P"""""ing Deputy District Attorney
Peter Bregman is expected to lead off
with testimony by Robert Peeler, one or
t}\·o men allegedly tollclted to kW Samuel
eopeil, Mrs. Popeil'a estranged husband.
Investigators illege that Mrs. Popeil,
48, and Ayers, 37, tried to amnge the
kllling which would have given her one-
lhlnl of his l200 million.
She would have been C"Ut out
completely if he died·before their divorce
became final.
Long Beach hoJllicide detectives tipped
off by an attorney arrested them at 519
Harbor Island Drive, Newport Beach, in
ea rly January after a we ek-l on g
investigation.
Glenn McNeilly
Succumbs at 69
Glenn 0. McNellly ol Newport Buch,
foonder and fomfer pnllldent ol lhe Lor
Angeles-based Plymouth I n 1 u r an c e
Company, died Friday at Tew Medical
· Center in Houston. He waa •.
Mr. McNellly had lived at the Balboa
Bay aub since 1987.
He is survived by his wife, Mildred :
brothers Andrew. f\.1cNellly of Lancaster,
John Pi-fcNellly of Corona d'l Mar 1nd
will be iD the Santa 1'.1onica Civic
Auditori um, 1855 Main Street.
The commission is also:scheduled for a
final vote on the second element of. Jts
evolving plan, the Coastal Land Report.
Executive Director Melvin Carpenter ·
said today be doubts there will be _.gb
commis.!!onen there to pa.SJ l t .
Commissioners Don WilJon ;--R us s
Robley, and Art Holmes have already
called in that they will be aboenl, leaving
nine members if all attend.
The policy' recommendatlon1 in th<
geology element have inspiml the least
cmtroveny ., far in the commiufoa's
planning.
Its major thrust is an endorsement of a
ttatewide geologic hazards review board
to deal with the effects. of earthquakes,
large ocean waves and landslides.
The boanl was first suggetted bf the
Joint Legislative Committee on SeiJmlc
Sal<ty.
Under the Coastal Zone Act paAed by
voters in November of 1972, one state
and six regional commlslions are
drafting a land use plan for the coutllne.
The work is supposed to be done by
1976.
While planning goes on, t h e
c;ommissidns have jurisdiction over
construction within 1,000 yard1 of the
shoreline The Planning area -extends
five miles inland.
Psy chiatrist
Suin.g Hoag
For $500,000
A Newport Beach poychiatrist·· who
claJmo he bu been 1U1!aw!IJlly barred
lrom pradicing al lloog Memorial
Hoopilal In that dJy sued the facility for
$500,000 Wednesday in Orange County
Superior COurt.
Juclte Mark A. Soden set Aug. I as the
date he will rule on Dr. Jan Pick"s
pretrial demand ror reinstatement of the
hoopiial privileges he loot last July 11.
Dr. PJc k states in the action that he
was suspended by Dr. James stanley and
ordered to remo'Ye his psychiatrically lll
paUenU from Hoag within 24 hours.
Dr. Pick, 151 Hospilal Road, Ne.,,ort
Beach, also ates that It wu feared by
others at the time that he would take
physical action against them. He states
the hospital has wrongfully accused him
of "impropriety, unethical conduct· ahd
Illegal OI' poor jud~t."
WE PAY TOP MONEY .
Diamonds, gemi~ones,
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--· Lifeguards aakl they are also watching
-reports clooely.to keep.Jabs on a-new tropical storm tha t has formed off 1 the tip of Baja California.
"We could.have surf as high a8 10 feet
thls weekend," Marine Safet y Director
Robertl\eed said.
Mrs . Lou Schag
Services Friday
Mrs. Lou Schag of COrona de! Mar. a
former art director for ll>e Callfomla
Parent-Teacher A19ocla tion (PTA), died
Tuesday at the age of 67.
Funera l services for the IS.year
Harbor Area resident will be conducted
at 10 a.m. Friday at Christ Lutheran
Church, Costa Mesa.
Mn. Schag is survived by her
husband , Ernest Schag; two sons, Ernest
Schag, Jr.·of Newport Beach and Ronald
Schag of Orange; her mother, Edna
Oswald of Corona del Mar; a slater,
Marjorie Dale of Van Nuys, and six
gnndchlldren.
Putor R.H. Kalthoff will officiate at
Friday's service. Interment will follow at
Pacific-View Memorial-Park, Newport Beach. . .
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the hlcJhesl It has bHn In the last 50 years. Why not
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SAN DIEGO (AP) -The aearch
contin~ todsy for a fi~y-old girl
ta~en from a bofpital by, her pe.renU
after they oppo1ed on religious groWJds a
proposed blood transfusion for her, police
said. The baby 's mot.her, Catherine
Pankau, and her tether, Bradley Orr,
both of San Diego, took the girl from the
nursery of Paradise Valley Jlospital
despite a Juvenile Court's verbal orrl~
lhai the chili! ohould be kept in lhc
hospital, police sa id.
JU.y McNellly o( Colorado Springs; a _."',
sister Mrs. Charles I;iett Of Monticello, R A'( r Tr 'S 1838 NEWPORT BOULE VARD IN COSTA MESA • 646 -7741
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VOL. 67. NO. 199, l SECTIONS, 38 PAGES .ORAN&E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THUASDA Y, JULY 18,' 1974
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI The Study was commissioned earlier thia
or ,... o.1tJ •1i.t Matt year by the city council to detennlne
ltaUona, the report re c o m'm end s dt; so at the.lr Au(. I mMting.
....,.1 -IA> the sip code Cootrovmy Is ll(lely over the "'no
1---No spocial-C()f'lslderaUons ahould be-whether-certain busi.neues,_beca111e of
However, it is recommended that
movie tbeatm be allowed to use
attractkr'I boaldl to adv~ their
coostantly chanP>c proe!'3DIL
wllldl would result In ftftr signs. cl!ange" -on t h e Becallle pa ltatiOi:ii are liilij«'t-li>---.Utomotiile~deilenbl~ becll.llM!-auto
mere lbift&ent sign regulatklns in the dealen on Colt.a Mesa's Hi.rb o r
su:rvey cities and becaute thetr Comer Boulevard originally retQUe!led lpe<'jal
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given automobile dealerships under the their nature, should be given speclal
new Costa Mesa sign ordina.nce but the treatment under the law.
standards should be rela1ed ror movie With regard to .auto dealerfi'ips, It was
theaters and motels, aceordlng to a recommended that e:riatlng regulatloo1 '
special 91.udy just wrapped up by city apply for one year 1mtil the effectiveness
planners. of the American Motors signing progrart1
The study, unveiled today, makes its has been evaluated. 1bc new Harbor
recommendation based on a survey of Boulevard dealership is the first new car
sign. regulations in 18 California cities. agency to come under the new ordinance.
Ecorwmic
Growth
Takes Dive
For motels.· plan ners have
~ lhat the bue sign area be
computed either on tbe number of units
in I.be complex or on frontage feet. The
allowance tor extra information Items
sueh as ''?ea!," "TV," and "Vacancy"
is also recommended. With respect to gasoline service
locatioo gives them more visibility, It bas mnsl4eratloo.
been recornmended that a maximum sign Comparing Costa Mesa dealerships
Umk of ·40 equa~ feet and a maximum with lime of other cities, the !ludy team
height lbnk of seven feet be imposed.) 9lf'IC:luded that Costa Mesa's auto
City cOuncll members· have not yet agencies enjoy prominent h I g h w a y
discussed the report but are es:pected 10 locations which assure high visibility. . '
H Striking
Unions Keep
Up Demands
White Douse Stall Oui
lt'eadler Foe near !be beaches occa·
slonally en Friday. otberwiae in-
creaalng blih clood-. Col>-
Unued quite nrm inland with
highs near 90. Beach lomperltum -
In the lower '10a.
INSIDE TODAY
Nepal'• abominable 1nowman
W struck again, knockina oui
a te~gc girl 11tar Mt Everest.
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JI)'. J.AN. WORTH
Of ... DeltY '"" "'" A nv .. yeor 11llance between the San Clemente Inn and the. Western While --.. ·--·-y u Inn owner Paul Presley evicted tl1e
preu corpe, Seerel Service md other
odmlnlstrallon aides.
"To the San Clemente ·IM, there is no
more White HOUie a(MI to the White
House thert ii no more 5an Clemente
tnn," Presley, a klnR time friend of the
Prtsktent'1, said tersely Wednetday.
Shortly before, movers h8l1 carted out
lo&dl/9' teletypes and other pren corps
a~ies to meet Pr.esley11 2 p.m.
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deadline for clearing out. ,
Phrasing their -In economic terms, Presley' • Siil aementt city
councilman and Inn lluqer R07 .Fruer
aald they have loot al .... $1111,000 over
the yean became. of the various
-"' the Wblte -corps. Since Nlscn ~. tbe !in
-bal become _Ille San .~ -
..... .. r -the PrOaldenl -In town. .
A dowlllllaln llonqUet 1110111 lacing an
. the rtrimmlng pool hod been con..necl lo
a bullllng, claclilng _. .-n compete
with teletypes, typeOrriler• and -.
telepbonea.
CGnvenienlly clolo IA> the Pnsldeot'•
<'<1111poond, the Inn --tbl a. let
""'' confmnca b7 Htnry ll:llllqer
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C.4RPENTERS HALT
STRIKE I N NORTH
Today's Final • <
c TEN CENTS
Further. the study cla ims, "Most
agencies have sufficient land &l'ea to
qualify for a planned signing program.
Although it-is )l()t the intention of the
planned signing program option to allow·
greater visibility, it provkles the
opportunity to be innovative."
Out of the cities surveyed 12 have
design review standards which are more
rigorous than their sign ordinance. nnly
three. CUpertifio, Glendale. and San
!See SIGNS, Page I)
TROMl!IONE SILENCED
Pete Ldfthouse Dies
Di:tieland Jaz z
To Be Played
At CdM Se rvice
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of tt19 D1i1Y ,iltt SI.., '
Dixieland jazz will rattle the rafters at
Pacific View Chapel Saturday, when the
boys of Local No. 7 get turned up to give
Peter C. '"Pete" Lofthouse some proper
traveling music.
"When 1be Saints Go Marchio' In" is
ope sure number.
l'Ibe -well-known. 55-year-0ld-musician
and leader of his own band died l\fonday.
Funeral rites are scheduled Saturday at
Pacific View Memorial Park, Corona del
Mar·~.--
His 1 p.m. service will include his
musician buddies and l\1asons as
officiating officers. with tne jazz that
w!ls his life played both b e f o r e and
afterward.
"He was tops, there was no question
about that," says Hy Seaman, a pianist
and leader of several Orange Coast jazz
groups.
A bass trombonist. Mr. l.AJCthouse was
widely known in Southern California,
having headed the Pearly Band, his own
group at Disneyland tor seven years.
He formerly played with Lawrence
Welk 's Champagne Orchestra. appearing
with them !or 13 years and at one lime
had his own ABC-TV forum in Los
Angeles called The Hurdy Gurdy Show.
During ·his Disne:yland tenure. ?i!r.
Lofthouse became involved with the
amusement park's management progran1
and when .Disney World opened in
Orlando, Fla ., he was sent there for a
time. Most recently, he was employed as
business representative !or 1\fusicians'
Union No. 7, Santa Ana, Vi-ilose members
will play at his funeral. ..
He bad been employed as a musician
since he was a youth and was
particularly well-known in the Loa
Angeles 3rea, said his \'Ile Je3nne.
They had lived at 409 IV. Bay St., Cosla
l\tesa,.forJl.years. ~rvivors also lnclude ,
a son Peter K. Lorthouse, or Coata I-tell.
daughters Mrs. Carolyn Hobbs. of .
Newbury Park and Barbara Lofthouse. or
New York: his mother, 1'1rs. Janet
i.otthouse, of Van Nuys: a .siater, i\lr1.
Ruth Hoffman and two grandchildren,
l\1embers of the Si lver Tro""·et fl.tasonle
Lodge. of t.4!1-~clcs wjll olli~iatt:~ with
intermerft to follow at Pac1rtc Vlelf'
l\len1orlal Park.
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•--r-=·Perils Qf This Pauline
Lead to Happy. ~nding
The t!Yl<tloD b lbe peat of what his
been a ~ rolat~p ID rt<tnl
l -weeks betlliem-tbe White Houle ltaff and
!he San Clemenle lownslolk.
'l1M! San Clemente Dons, a lfOUP of
unofficial ireeters who have oflen
wtlcomed Nlxoa on his S o u t h e r n
Calllornia visits, felt sllghled when they
"'ere not allowed on the Wh.ite House
compoond grOWlds Friday for the
President's arrival.
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01 llte Dlilf 1"1191 , ....
. My female friend Paullne stayed overnight not long ago. and now she Is
eating for two -or three, or four -but it isn't my fault she's in a Family
Way.
Paulin e, you sec, is a calico cat.
Her pretty, onetime mi stress apparenUy overlooked her '''hen she moved
out from next door, but every time a person bas to pull -
up stakes there are also discards. r So where did Pauline move?
One who has never cared for the idea of a cat, or a
dog, or a pa.r:akeet, or .a hamster, or a gaggle.of goldfish,
or even a wife cluttering up the house does not always
plan things just rlihl.
WE ARE STILL SOMETIMES perfect targets !or
ambJsh, by the Paulines of a world in which oot all
stories have happy-endings.
_Cynical old oewspapennen Ire sOmetimes very -~11tstL
vulnerable.
The other night, P,auline wa.s dining on creamed tuna from the plastic
cat dish that seemed like a good supennarket bargain at 29 cents, and I had
a vodka-.arnl·tonic beside the typewriter in lhe den.
The stereo was playing and the world seemed peaceful, wit h the 6 o'clock
television nev.·s turned off.
. Pa~line got up t? stroll around , her matronly belly swaying, apparenUy
wpecllng the premises to be sure the bai:helor pad clutter had not been
re-arranged since her las t visit. And it hadn 't.
SHE IUIGllT BE HUNTING for the · eventual maternity wa rd -maybe
under lhe wet bar, or in the demi•john -as the tiny second bathroom is
known.
_ --Despite.Jier condilioo ,.....Eauline still wanted_to ·sbare~mY bed.
"No, get the hell down," I ordered ~ fU'St , li~ she jumped up on it
after her okl rug bed had been made m the kitchen and it was lime for
lighls-Out.
"No, get the heli down," I ordered the second time.
THE THffiD rutE WAS aCharm, as the saying goes.
"The hell wit h it ," 1 whispered with a snarl "just stay on the other side of the bed." . •
Fighting. a cat in . the dar'k is a miserable proposition.
The perils of Pauline have apparenUy ended now, at least temporarily.
. She began to be gone for klnger periods and when she did show up to
sniff around the . unaltered bacbek>r pad clutter, she was finicky about the
food. She only picked at the veritable repast that costs 22 cents a can. She
V.'Ollld baptize her tongue in Extra-Rich grade milk warmed in a saucepan
then . &!are at me like I wa~ a bartender who forg(,1 to put the oUve in ~
martini. .
~S MORNING IT FINALLY became apparent that Pauline had found ·
her place in the SW\ -literally -as this cynical old newspaperman left for
work. ·
She sat in the window of another apartment, basking in the sun fat as
a OOg, happy as a clam, and gave the cynical old newspaper reporttt going
out on his ~ming ~t a great, big, calico cat grin. I grinned back.
Some stories, you see, do have: a happy ending.
Stolen at Fair
Police_ Arrest Mesa Boy
Driving Repainted Cart
A Costa fl.fesa boy races lWlSUal
charges today, after an electric cart
operated by the conceasionaire Iceman at
the Orange County Fair Wednesday was
stolen, customized , repainted and then
recovered by p:ilice, all in 2 hours and 45
minutes.
The viclim, t'huck Dugan or PomOOa,
complalnt'd to Patrolman Rod Haddock
that bis golf cart was stolen about Jl :l5
a.m. while he was away from it
1nomcnfa ril y delivering a load of ice to a
concession.
Patrolman Haddock .took the grand
theft report and agreed with Dugan that
juveniles had probably made off with the cart which .carried the Ice oompany's
name. just for a joyride.
Making his northeast Costa fl.iesa
rounds as usua1 at 2 p.m., OOit"er
Torpedo Order Told
CAIRO (U PI) -Col. MOllJ?IIIUir
Khadafy o€ Libya ordered an Egyptian
submarine to torpedo tbe ocean liner
Queen Elizabeth 2 .Jast year while it
carried Jews on a special voyage to
Israel, a calro newspaper said today.
Khadaly, chairman ~the Libyan
Revolutionary COmmaDd il, ordered
the attack .~ avenge the ore than 100
Arab dv\).ians killed w Israeli
jetfighters shot down an aircraft flying
over the Sinai Desert in February 1973,
the newspaper Al Akhbar reported.
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Haddock said he spotted a gaily painted
electric cart tooling down Po[tola Drive.
He turned on his blinking red lights and
made a traffic stop, questioning the IS..
year-old driver about the origin of the
lltUe vehide.
Subsequent investigation showed it was
indeed·~an-'s missing ice wagon, when
a check of fresh orange paint revealed
blue paint underneath and his company's
lot{o emblem.
Dugan i:Mpected it, con r Ir med
ownership, and noted that in the 2 hours
and 4S minutes it v.·as missing. somebody
had altered the wiring, attached a rear
view mirror. and red tail reflectors too
Questioned again by Of!icer H&dcioCk,
the youth that be simply found it lying on
its side at Te Winkle Park nearby.
where the original thief must have
rolled it when he failed to negotiate a
sharp !Um al high speed.
Dugan's stolen lee wagon did have a
fresh dent in the side, police noted.
The boy is charged now with possession
of stolen Jost property as a resull of hi s
claim that he didn 't take it from the
fairgrounds. He is also charged with lack
of parenlal COlllrol.
Dugan1s ice wagon was worth $400, Its
owner told Police when he filed his grand !heft report.
-Bui Uiat was bel'ore its value was
embellished with new paint, rear view
mirror .00 tail reflectors.
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STRIKE ...
teamsters-and see what happens."
Engineers broke away from the
Building Trades Council so tt.ey woold
not have to suwort strikes by other
trades. Teamsters, the contractors said
would also work in an open shop. '
But, Trenta said, many of the
memben of the two unions would not
v.wk in an open shop.
"We have been union foli a long time
and I don 't think they are going to give
up what we fought !or so long,'' he said.
The Judiciary report on evidence
brought to 14 the number of volumes
published by the panel, wlUt more to
come this week.
operaton, Joseph Seymour or Operating
Engineers Local 12, which covers
Southern California ~ pert of Nevada,
said his local will work side by side •dth
ncifi.union cirpenters.
"\Ve have our own contracts and intend
to honor t~m," Seymour said.
Seymour, whose local has been plagued
Jn an initial clue that Presley was not
as accommodating as usual, he placed !he
press corps ln a smaller banquet room
Saturday so that a loc:al banquet could
proceed.
Presley said the main economic Joss
came because of the undePendabWty of
being available for the Presldent's crew.
"I give you an example of what
happens," Presley sakl. "Somebody will
call me from the White House and say, ·
'Paul, the Presklent will be here from
!he 14th to the 281b.'.-
"We might have to cancel a group th(lt
pnted 60 rooms starting the 23rd," he
added.
"Then, on about the 20th, it starts
ralning. 'The President feels like going
back,' they tell me. So I'm left with an
empty iM." he said. "It's happened
numerous times."
A sore point to Presley through the
years has been that the reporters
themselves chose to stay not at the Inn
but at the Surf and Sand Motel 15 miles
up the road in Laguna Beach.
Observers of the White House scene
over the last five YeatS say reporters
never fell welcome at the Im. They sakl
they were irritated by lbe attitude of the
Inn staff and turned -orf by what they
considered high prices.
At Laguna, Surf and Sand operator
1tferrill Johnson has ca' !red to his
occasional guests. He bas set up a press
room there as \ll'ell, now used for the
daily briefing with White House Deputy
Press Secr.tary Gerald W"""1.
The White House bas not yet
armounced where, if anywhere, the San
Clemente press equipment will be
relocated. Press Secretary R o n a I d
Ziegler reportedly was looking into San
Clemente's CommW1ity C1ubti0uae bu{
late Wednesday there had been no move
in that directioo.
Presley denied that his decision was,
as Warren said Wednesday, a tactic to
pl poblicily. '
"The motel is in a mnpettUve
situation," Warrm said. ' ' P e r b a pa
managf.ment . feels it needs some
pohliclty from an alleged feud.
"Fnm our standpoinl the While Houoe
press corps bas given the San Cemente
Im a lot of businese at full ratM and bu
never been unreuooable," the deputy
press secretary said.
Warren empbasiled that despite the
split the White Hoose personnel retain
"strong peraonal regards !or aul
Presley and • • • his warm personal
friendship."
Presley is an avid oollector or
Presidential memorabilia fr .. ~ cuff links
to napkins. Active in k>caJ. affairs, he
helped raise money to purchase a brmze
bust of Nixon which was presented to the
First Lady tv.'O years ago.
He was the local chainnan for the
O>mmiUee to Re-elect the President in
the lut. election mi was a. fundamental
figure in ~the campaign to tel up aa
presidential library In San Clemente.
Presley baa bee! . known In . San
Clemente as "the contact" for the
Western White House, often helping
arrange visits to the compound. .
Tl' Personality
Rites Conduct.ed
SIESrA KEY. Fla. (AP) -The family
of television personality Ollis Chubbuck
conducted an oceanside memorial service
today the way they thought she wanted it
-with pop aoogs for tbe 120 mourners.
The 29-yeaMld Wk ""°" boll falally
shot henelf In the --Y durin1 a live broadcast of her balf-h:lur procram
on WXLT·TV, an ABC afflliate in nearby
Sarasota.
-Amon! the mourners today ...,...fano,
people she had lnlerviewed and friends.
The simple half-llour service was held
on a sandy beach on the Gulf ol Mexico,
not far from Miss Cbubbuck's Siesta Key
home. Later, Miu Chubbuck'• ashes
were scattered over the Gull.
F..-P.,el
SIGNS ...
Rafael. mate special allowances for auto
dealenhlps.
, In San &fael, dealerships are allowed
SO percent more sign area than other
businesses in the same commercial dis.
lrlct. '
In Glendale, aUto dealers are given
twice the s~ area of other businesses. OJperUno s ordinance an .... aaresai.
signing area which ii comparabl~11 to
O>sta Mesa's, but allows dealers more
liberty in detennlning whether it ls to be
used as a ground sign or wall sign.
It was pointed out ID the ltudy. that,
even II Costa Mesa wtre to follow
Glendale's example and allow auto
· dealenlllpe twko the amount d ~I"
spat'e: of other businplel, all but five
local dealen would not be cmforming. CMt.M...Offk1 )J0 Wwb.5f.w
~~es1:".:l&o Stiel.921126 ...... -... ,._O!:lf'I "''°' »» ...._ .,,_...,.. .... ~...,. 111"'"'"-~ ...... .,. '"'51N..:t'......., .... Sll'l~•lCO'-C~lllf.111
wilh a hi1h rate of unemployment. 11a, Si"natra m· London backed cootrador1 since before the
slrike began. ...,
A letter he sent to his members urged LONOON (UPI) -Frank Sinatra
that any who had left construction .sites an-lved at Heathrow Airport to:!sy fresh
in support of the other. crafts rtlum to from battles with the Austra.llan presa
their jobli! and urge other trades to and en rou te to Blarritl, France. Sinatra,
~ ,,,, 0r~to11•~ c-reduce their demands. who created a atonn Jn Aultralla by ~_::..":.'":.":~ .,:.y w~::: The contractors see the issue in tenns calling the country's new 1 men
-.-.....--.. ~-· of black and red. "parasites" and newswomen 11"°'*'ers "
llilW:ilW cMt ltOlllfllfc:-! "°'*',.....· ""'~-1---"_ne •. ha\'.eJ.o.decldc_~·hcthc[ to· pay: the_ tl!l!ef.'d off a Qantas Austral tan Atrlln~ ... ~~-..-•JOO"'°"""''·"",,.~ slrikers w~at they arc asking for and go jet -And walWblaked---aw&y to the
••ao-rrvv ""*".....,.,..,,,oo~, broke that ~'ay, or try to operate without eii:ecuLive jet terminal to awalt a private
unions .... except for e n g l n e e r 1 and night.
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Camera ·carriers
To Get
Ariyone carrying a ca~ra will be
admitted to the Orange County Fair free
of cllarge IOOay and tonlibt as !he fair
celebrates "Camera Day."
The oonnal price of ad,misslon is being
waived to &Ive as many ·amateur and
proleaimal photo1rapher1 an
opportunlly to record ihe many slgbla al
lh~ fair.
• Ill Free
12 :30 p.m. -Needlepoint and Glau
Deooratlna DemonstraUons
I p.m. -4-H Round Robin Showmanallip,
Aladdin Magic Show, l'olski ~sky
Puppeta
1:30 p.m. -Canning Technlqueo
Z p.m. -4-H Round Robin Showmamhlp,
Anny Rock Band, Rq Doll, New
lllmenslom Palrlollc Muale Revue
3 p.m. -FFA Round Robin
Sbowmamhip, B<lnnle T u m b I e r s ,
Polski Dobnky Puppeta
3:30 p.m. -Aladdin Mali<: 91ow
4 p.m. -Burbonk Pollce Junlor Band
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'· TONIGHT
ORANGE COUNTY FA I R
FakifOunds. daily thlU J\lly 21.
'1GODSPELL". -South c 0. II t
Repertory Theater, 8 p.m. thru SW'I. I
p.m.
UCI LECTURE -"Management
Development for Women," Room 160
Steinhaus Hall, 7 p.m.
FRIDAY, JULY II
CONCERTS IN THE PARK -. "The
Mllllcil Madkals," (Dlzleland Juz),
Colla Mesa Cly Park, I P.PI·
MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY RACING
-F~, 1:15 p.m. Admlalion
Included In fair llcket.
Serious shutterbugs will not want to
-!he pholography exhibit wber<
world·famous tensroan Peler Gowland is
showill( • collectioit (If his worts.
For those who juit want to Ille thefr
camera to 1et In free. there are other
atttraetions at the fair tonight, the
hilh!lght d whic:h are lwo perfonnanc.s,
one at 7:30 and the other at 9 o'clock,
by Ha!ik Thompoon and !he Brams
Valley Boys.
Mariacbls, Strolling Azt.cs N..;
-Dlmeriilons Palriot!C MiWC!le;,.. --M G
5 p.m. --Tumbler>, -esan ets Mqlc Show, The Colony Va{iety
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5:30 p.m. -G1-Decorating and 2 10 ¥
Creetlve stitchery · .•.
I p.m. -Hawaiian Review ears .. ,.
Friday's fair attractions art:
10 a.m. -Beef Showmanship
Noon -Amateur Astronomy, Radio,
Education, Quilling, Cake Decorating,
Furniture Refinishing, Se " i n g ,
Weaving, Clay Tile, Camng and
Needlepoint Demonstratiom
6:30 p.m. -Golden West Opera
7 p.m. -W~ Friendship Pagtant
7:30 p.m. -Chuck Jones Magic Show
8 p.m. -Canyon Grass Fiddlers, The
O>lony vanety
8:15 p.m. -Speedw.ny Motorcycle RaCes
9 p.m. -Hawaii.an Review, Chuck Jones
Magic Show
Reinecke-Jurors Listen
To Long Tape Transcript
WASHINGTON (AP ) -The jury In the
perjury trial of California Lt. Governor
Ed Reinecke today sat throogh a tflree..
hour reading of the Senate he2ring
transcript that is the backbone of' the
govemment's case against him.
Defense attorney James E. Cox claims
portions of the transcript were "scotch-
taped together" and are not an accurate
account of the Senate Jud I c i a r y
Committee hearing at which Reinecke
lmlllled April 19, 1172.
Only about Z spectators were in the
courtroc:m u uatstant 1 Pe c i a I pro&-
e<utor -Ruane reed !he hearing te9ttmooy. Moll d thooe ID~
were reporters, althoaglt Relnedte's wit.
· and thew three leelHlged c:hildren sat In
a front row bench: -
The jurors lr<quenUy imiled at light
exchanges of humor between the
a«1ators and Reln<clie Q1!<Ud ilj the transcript. ·
The prosecution said it would only read
Geneen, president or I. n t r n a t I on a I
Telephone & Telepgraj>h O>rp.
Connolly, ~ head of the Watergate
special proseCutor's 1TT.... investigation
unit. resigned in May to express his
displeasure over a declsim allowing
fonner Atty. Gen. Ric~rd G. Kleindienst
to plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge
in the m case.
According to the prosecullon Connolly'•
function irill be to identify documents
pertinent to the i<and jury lndlctmenl
Mesa Motorist
To Face Court
After Accident
portions of lhe Senate Ma<il!is fhich · · • ' pertain to Reinecke and hls involvement A-Cotta Mm-man has been ordered to
•ilh a $200,tm pledge from IntemaUooal appe11r at Laguna Niguel Mmlicipel Court
Telephone & Tel•!l"'Ph Corp. to bring !he Wednelday followlni a traffic accident
Republican national convention to San which injured two, including Lagunan
Diego. ~ SJUJ:ley Mt'Calla, a clyic leader and
U.S. District Judge Barrington Parker buaineawoman.
rejected a defenae motion Wednesday to Daniel T. llelpdo, 34, (If 311 .0J!le st.,
dlsnUss the caee, saying changes 1n-the-was releued-Wednelday an bis own
-lraDlcrlpla do not aflecl par1a (If """'llJlilan after helni arre-.cl oo Ibo -pl.I used In the Indictment lelooy dnmlcen driving cllarges.
against Reinecke. 111e accident wa1 a thfee.<:ar pileup at
Benjamin H. Flnbeih, the stenotypist the lnteraectloo of Beverly St. and Nonh
who reconled Relnedte's i..tlmony Coul lliibway Tuesday·night.
before !he commttlee, uld that at the Delpdo colllded with the rear eod of
prosecutcr's office be edited the Mrs. Mceatla'1 automobile, wblch then
transcript last March before it was given ~ ~ car in front of. her, that of
to the grand jury, then made more Robert Stillman of Riverside.
editorjal changes last weekend. Both Mrs. McCalla and Delgado were
Prosecutor Richa r d Davi• treated and released from South Coast
cbaracterlud the changes as minor. Commmllty Hospital for cuts .and
"I was disappointed," Reinecke said of bruises.
the judge's ruling. "I don'·t think it was
ever estabUahed what changes were
made tn the tranac:ript that went before
lhe !l"'ll<f jury."
Riverside Blazes
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Prison Term
A COsta Mesaa who unsucceafully nn
for tbe office ol Orange County Sheriff
last month while he ran the af!alr1 c:l a
led that advoca~ the cminbiblted use of
marijuana was aentenc:ed tocloy to two to
_IQ_~Jl!lla~ pr~.
__(lran1e Counly Superior Court Judge
J.E.!. "Ned" Ruller onlered the
maximum pr1aon term !or Jerry Lee
Lawrence, 32, of 111-Santa label Ave., ·
Oiola Mesa, just 11 days aller a jury In
his courtroom found Lawrence RUllty of
possessing marijuana for aale.
Thooe charges were flied last Jan. 2 by
Costa Mesa police who said they found
:teveral bricks~ marijuana ·in a sui~ae
opened during a seli'c:ti at the Lawrence
home.
Also arrested and convicted was Mark
Hoffman Armstrong, 20, of 3345t Palo
Alti!, Dana Point, "'° will be senlellced
Aug. 1 to what coufd be a One.year
OOllllly jail lenn on c:harie ol _.,..
ot. marijuana. ·
Lawreoce was described during his
!rial .. !he f..-r (If !he Churdl ol
Cannabis Sativs, a sect that uaertedly .
advocated the widespread use d marl· Juana.
La:wreoce coa11nued to campaign ror
the office ol sheriff while awaillDI lrlaf
on !be drug dlarges. He fmlshed fourth
In .. field of ...
Brain Tumor
Hospitalizes
Susan Hay_ward
ATLANTA (UPI) -Acltea , SllPll
Haywatd II .-rgoln( trulmenl al
Emory Universlly llospilal here for a
bra.in tumor, the Atlanta Constitution
Ilic! today.
The ~per quoted "close friends"
of her late husband's family as saying
Miu Hayward, 56, had been "In declining
health for several months" and was
admHt.ed to the hospital this week.
'!be newspaper also said that Dr.
George T. Tindall performed a brain
biopsy on Mias Hayward Wednesday to
detennlne \ whether tbe tumor was
Among the concluding prosecution
wiUlelles will be Rep. Bob Wilson, (R·
Calif.), and Jooeph J. Connolly, now a
iswyer In Philadelphia.
malignant « henlgn. PERRIS (UPI) -Fire burned IOll\e The ho&oltal refuaed to !Inn d
600 acres of brush and ·gra11 land that the Oscar·winning .=.. ti:d =
soulheast of Rlvenlde Wednesday but admltled. A spokeanan said· the ho&pilal
danger to IJ\hlblted areu wu aver1ed. adberes atrictly to a confidential policy
The Dlvisloii of Fo.-,Y got more than coacemlng pltients if It II roqueoted bf
I
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J
Wllsoo helped raise llnancisl support
for the convenuon which was set for San
Diego, lhan shifted to MlamJ Beaclt.-He
ohlained • '400.000 pledge !nm Harold
100 men on the fire lloea, preventing the the paUiftl or the paUent•1 !unlly.
f1ameo from -· !1111 amall COllUllU--nndall-lil~"tnlintwftlflli!""'"·...__ nlty of JUJ\lpel' FWs. men.
WE PAY TOP MONEY. • •
DiamOnds, gemstones,
gold. 90ld tewelry, sterling silver.
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1lw Yalue of'f-elry ii .... hi<Jh at pnHat ~
the hkjhe1t It hell ....,, ill th la1t 50 , ..... W1iJ not
tum illto C.t.SH HOW! Let It work for you!.
ftema INlt be ''" of encumbrancea owntd mfey'bylhe•ller.
WE ALSO HEED • , • c-.1, office ............
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LOAM-BUY
SELL-TRADE
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