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Lagu~a Leaders Probe
Shooting at · City Hall
MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 7, 1974
arm
Shootii1g
At Laguna
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of ""' 01flf ltll.t 11111
Police Chief Frank Schopcn refused
to comment today on any facet or an
investigation into a shooting by a fprtner
Laguna Beach narcolics officer in lhe
city hall ann cit :i mont h ago.
The chief, City l\1anager Al Thea!
and ~1ayor Roy J·Jolm were to meet
tod ay to discuss lhe incident
"I'm not going to say anything about
anything," Chief Schopen said when ask·
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UP'I TtltplloltS
ed about lhe incident. Peekaboo
An officia l police report \Vas completed
itr.MlaY--oo-ihe-iteln-whitih resUlted-mi --It:-look-s-like--juswnothei:...prelly
the firing of John Saporito. a former girl behind a camera ttopJ untiJ
Laguna Beach nar('()tlcs detective but she takes her eye off the view
employed by Tustin Police Department finder ·and reveals herself as
.at the time or the Sept. 6 shooting. Gina Lollobrigida, the actress
Earlier the chief had confirmed reports turned photographer who's in
that a shot was fired by Saporito into Lo d · · lhe city hnll :innex at 570 Glenuey!":!·St. n on_ snapping pictures.
A bullet smashed a plate window.
ricocheted through 1he office area and
smashed an overhead lighting fixture.
The shooting repor!edly occurred at
3:30 a.ni. and followed a ni ght of par-
tying by four officers, two or them
L..1guna lleach detectives and two Tustin
officers, including Sa porito.
f.layor Roy Holn1 said he had not
knov"n of the incident until reading of
it in the ncwspa Per. tie said he wanted
to know why and he was critical of
some aspects of handling of the incid ent
by the departn1en!.
"I don't like thi s monkey business.
There is very damn little going on
at city hall tha t the public shouldn't
be informed of," l\1ayor Holm said.
The department had listed-the shooting
only as "Information" on the official
log. and did not include a narrative --at tliC1ilc1denl. a aeparture from normal
(Stt INCIDENT, Page AZI
Orange Coast
Weather
""Partly cloudy skies tonight With
40 percent chance or showers
through Tuesday. ac('()rding to the
weatherinan. Highs Tuesday eit·
peeled in the lo1v 70s "·ilh over·
night lows of about 60.
INSIDE TOD/\ Y
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"4pe to Attencl
S tanford Class
S\ANFORD (UPI) -Koko has
"enrolled" as a rreshman at Stanford
UniversitY. but the ape will stay clear
of zoology classes.
Doctoral candidate Penny Patter¥1n
said her pet three-year-old goriila wanted
to study and not be studied. She said
Koko would continue her studies of the
North American sign language for the
deaf and mute al S!,.anford's labs.
Kook already knows how to make
signs when she wants to go out, when
she wants food and when she wnnts
something lo drink, ~liss Pate Palterson
said.
''The signs are part of her life."
lhe developmental psychologlst said.
"This has been taught to cbJmpmu.ee'
\I.1th 'tttccess and can be a basis of
L-omporlson. Koko ls leamlng fast."
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VOL. 67, Ho, HI, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGEi
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Mesa Fire
Bu-rns_!fwo
To Death.
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of ltM 0.UY ltUll Stiff
One Yictim of an inferno which raged
throu gh a Costa Mesa apartment Sunday
remained in critical condition today,
while ('()roner's deputies ·continued the
gruesome job of positively identifying
hi::s two ('()mi}ank>ns who died in the
$15,000 fire. \Villiam 0. \Vilcox. 19, of 2253 Fountain
\Vay East, saved his life by leaping-his
clothes in flames -through a window
and diving into a concrete patio. _By..s.t~gged the screaming vie·
tim lo safet.y and spiailiOO. water ~an
ding in a gutter on his clothing lo
douse the flam es, police said.
His companions' screams from the
blazing westslde apartment un it '"'ere
dying out by then in the roar and
crackle of flame \\ilich completely gut·
tcd the apartment they shared.
\Vil('()X was listed in critical but stable
condition today at Orange County
J\1edical Center, with third degree burns
over 75 percent of his body.
Investigators today had not positively
identified the two young men who died
when they became trapped in a bedroom
by the 3:30 a.m. blaze.
Police said it \Vas 99 percent certain
that one is Wil('()x' roommate, Richard
A. St. John, who had rented the Fountain
\Vay apartment as a ortenant.
Dental charts we re being obtained in
the Los Ange les area today to determine
if the remains are indeed those of SL
John. The second victim is listed as a Joh n
Doe, althoug h police listed a tentative
name only, that of a Richard Arthur,
decribed by Wilcoit as his roommate's
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Chief Bob 1'-1.cClelland said today it "ill
be difficult to determine whether the
victims burned ro death Or succumbed
before that to smoke inhalation.
They were reportedly screaming at
the end, apparently awakened by smoke
and unable tO escift>e from the upstairs
bedroom.
"They were awakened enough lo get
to tile door. but whether they opened
it and the flames caughl them is hard
to say," eitplained Chief McClelland.
\V\lcoit told investigators his roommate
and the suspected second vlctitn hnd
gone to a football game and he ·went
lo bed after drinking beer and watching
television. '
He said he awakened later because.
his bedroom was full of smoke and
tried to go to the rescue of the other
(See FATAL FIRE, Page A%)
Polish Boss on Tour
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (UPI) -Polish
Communist party boss Edward Gerek
!pured Colonial Williamsburg and
Jamestown today, with a stop at a
plaque honoring.17th century Polish ~1-
tlers of th.is historic area. He is ~hedul·
cd to go to Washington Tuesday for
a n100Ung with Pre~ident F o r d .
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INVESTIGATORS TOUR FIRST FLOOR OF BURNED APARTMENT
They May Never Determine What Caused Fatal Costa Mesa Fire
Stop ·That Fox!
'1l1.c1111e' Loses Quarry to T11iei:es
\\!hen f.lamc \vent out on her (oxhunt last Saturday evening. silt> 11·11s sup--
posed to come back before her audience cuddl_ing a Jlve one. That's !he "'ay
they've done it every night at San Clemente's Sebastian \Vest Division Play·
house.
But no one had bargained on the mysterious and youthful fo1t11apers driv-
ing a black.Lincoln Continental.
i\1A~1E -Pl.AYED by Doris AJlen o( \Vestminster -11as stuck 1vilh a
dummy or a fO:it during the Saturday ~Kl\V,
She told police tha t 1vhen she "·ent out to the rear p.1110 to g;i1her up lhc
llv~ mod el -aptly dubbed ''foxy'' -someone had tut Ille len!h and mad1' off
1l'ilh the beast.
\VITNESSES TOJ.0 police tha t they saw the large luxury cnr pull up nnd
th at a young gir l emergl'd, picked up Foxy and the abducllon y,•ns romptt·te.
Spokesmen lor I.he protluction lold ·po\ice that Foxy -n p."tle·rt.'Cl modtl
with d11rk paY.'S-was n pct worlh about $160.
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Wl1eat Sale
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S1)a1~ks Dip
By The Associated P'ttil '
Farm commodity julures plwnmented
on the Chicago Board of 1'ra0e today,
the fir~ day of tradin~ since the ford
administration announced that ii ca~
cc!ed the sale of $500 million "'orlh
of wheat to the Sov iet Union .
Observers said il appeared that traders
"'ere con~rned that the ca ncellation
of the soviet sale migln 5e a forerunner
of other such activity or even of broad
export controls.
ll also appeared , they said. that com-
modities not associated with the
agriculture industry were selling sharply
lower for genera lly the same reason
as applied to farm products.
There \\'ere orders for millions of
btt!hets-of--wheat, ai.m;-soybeans-:mct•--~
FORD MAY ASK INCOME TAX
SURCHARGE. Story, Page A4.
oats to S<'ll on rhc opening and bids
"·<'re made at limi lS lo"·er. Onlv a
few sales were consum1natf rl bt cause
bu.\'ers "'ere scarce.
Futures also were down .11 lhe Kansas
City Board of Trade.
Ford , anxious 10 find out hu\v fn rmcrs
arc taking the cancellation uf the
shipments to the So\'ic! Union. made
a call to the Kan sas \\'hcatlands Sunday
night.
'"Prcl!y nearly all the people out here
arc displeased ," Clarence Ochs, a fnrm
equi pment dealer ih Olis, Kan., said
after talking 10 the President.
Ochs. 69. said about 1.500 farmers
"'ere attending the grand opening of
his farm <'qUipnten1 business when the
President called Srn. Bob Dole. (R·
Kan.).' a guest of honor.
Ford talke<I lo Dole. then to Ochs.
"Normally "·e've had real good reports
on Ford till this dt;al ca.me up," Ochs
On Saturday, F'ord per;uaded t'wo
exporters. Cook lndus!ries Inc of
i\lemphis aud Continental Grain Co. of
l\"ew York Cit~·. to cancel contracts to
sell $500 niilhon \VOrth or corn and
\1 heat to the So\"iet linion.
~lean11•hilt'. grain exporters "'ere in·
\·1tcd lo nicet 11•ith Adn1inislration of.
nc1als . !odny to discuss volunlary
cooprrat1on and rcporrin~ that would
;1ssurc reasonable iiupplics to both
do1nestic anri forl)ign users.
C.01t·rnn1cnt officials reportedly we~-~
:inno~ c<I thn t Cook and Contincniat kept
the s.1le srrrct 11n1ll aftt'r the conlract.s
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l'ILOT AVS J\EEP
CA RS ON ~J OYE
"I sold 1n'' 7. on the first da .•."
That's thC Stl('('ess story told by t~
rla):):1ftcd ad\'Crtll'tCr "ho placed lhis ad
m the Dally Vilot ·
1971 DATSVN 240Z. 40.000
~Ides. a 'c, S.1900, x.u·xx.\X,
If you have a used ear you'd like
lo 1nove, call 642-5678. Put a Jew "·ord:s:
to "·ork for l'OIJ In the Dai y Pilot.
.A 2 OAILV PILOT ST MOlldi1. Octobtr 7, 1q74
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D1Uy l'llol S!lll Plltlt
Diedricla Meets Groucho
Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich (center) was one of 400
Orange CoWlty residents to greet Grouco Alarx: Sunday at a benefit
for the Foundation for Research in Hereditary Disease. With Groucho
"'all his buddy Alice Cooper. a sometime female impersonator and
rock sta r. The event was held near Mission Viejo at the 42-000-acre
ranl'h of Richard O'Neill. chairman of the Democratic Ce ntral Com·
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_Rape Victin1 'Harassed'
By Police, Says Attorney
LONG BEAC!i (AP ) -The attorney
--forDcborah Kantaeng; accused of killing
a man she said raped her. said police
have threatened his client in an attempt
t() m.:ike her admit she set up the
shotgun sla ying.
David Fishman said Sunday ~frs. Kan-
laeng. 19. \\'as "in a state of near-ool-
--lap&e-'' ~·hen he firsl saw her-Eri<iay,
the day after Danny Charles Allen, 21,
of Santa Ana. was killed.
I--"She had gotten no sleep. She had
bem interrc>gated constantly by in-
''estigators. They told her she \\las goi ng
t() get the elt.><:tric chair," Fishman
charged.
Long Beach homicide lnveiUgaton
~·ere not immediately available for com·
ment .
Police say Mrs. Kantaeng blasted Allen
with a shotgun as he walked through
the front door of her home here Thurs.
day, the day after the alleged rape.
Another man , Carl S. Tite, also of
Santa Ana . fled after the shooting and
called police. He Y:as persuaded to return
to l\trs. Kantaeng's home, where he
"'·as arrested.
The \\"Omaa told authorities she was
abducted \Vcdnesday at Cerritos by Allen
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\\'ere signed.
White House press secretary Ron
:r-iessen said Ford told the exporters
of his "strong concern over the potential
domestic irnpact that such sales could
have al a time Y:h1::n the United States
is" experiencing a disappointing harvest
of feed grains."
Ochs said his short conversation with
1he President was broadcast over a
loudspcakC'r. 11<' s:11d the Prrsi dcnt "in·
dicnlt!d there'll be ~on1c lhing done in
the next few day!!" to he lp the farrners
bl1t gave no dc!ai!'t.
Ford asked l)olc ho\v fanncrs felt
abou1 I.he canccllalion of the gra in con·
tr:icts, an aide to the sena tor said,
and y,·as told they <ire not very happy
aboul 11.
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and Tice and taken to a pa rk in Santa
Ana:--She sa id J\l\en then 1apM her
at knifepoinl. The men forced her lo
give them her telephone number before
releasing her, she said.
.Fishman, a Buena Park attorney who
had been handling an accident case
for fl.trs. Kantaeng. denied previous
reports that-ahe-invited-the-men-.lo-
her home Friday when they called her.
"There was a phone call.'' Fishman
said. "but it's impossible for there to
have been any in vitation."
Tice. who Mr!. Kantaeng accused of
helping in the · rape, was booked for
investigation of murder after the
~ under a rarely·a:pplled state
law that holds a participant in a felony
responsible for a murder .taking place
in connection with the crime.
Fishman alS() said his client has been
under a doctor's care for injuries suf-
fered in a car crash about two months
ago. The accident causedj\.lrs. Kantaeng
to suffer "epileptic amnesfa," Fishr.i.an
said. and she may not have known
what she was doing during the shooting.
Two And.es Plane
Survivors Tour
. SANTIAGO (U PI) -TW() of !he 17
Andean plane crash survivors. who
managed to stay alive only through
cannibalism, are touring Chile with the
Old Christian rugby team.
This time. Gustav() Zerbino and Al\.·aro
Vlzentin traveled by bus.
The two athletes and other Old Chris.
lian teammates crashed in the Andes
tv.·() years ag() on a slmilar rugby ex·
cursion. They v.·ere aboard a char1ered
Uruguay Air Force propcll ~r-ilri\'en
Fairchild.
The 17 survivors. forced to eat the
ncsh of the 30 crash victims y,·ho died.
managed to survive 70 days in freezing
v.·eather until tw() of them hiked across
the snow-capped mountains and reacht>d
help.
E:i··t1•11•er11or llics
Former Gov. Luther Ii. I lodges
Sr. of North _Carolina who
served as .5ecrctary of com ·
111crre fro1n lOtjJ 10 J96-l. died
01 an app:1rent hehrt allat-k
Sund~y. He wa; 76.'
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' Deroin Spreads
Drug Nightmare
Feared for U.S.
Colson, Seek.~
Sentence Cut •
W ASHJNGTON (UPI) -Citing
former Presidtnt Nlzon 's pardon,
Olarles W. Colson today asked for
a ttductlon in hl9 prlSOJl senlenee
in the Interest of "even-handed
justice."
Police Stop
Dog Figl1ts;
19 Arrested
WASHINGTON (tll'I) -Heroin ad-
. dictioo is on I.he increaSe and spreading
from large metropolitan centers to
smaller cities, an Administration drug
abuse official told Congress today.
The chairman or the House health
Letter Says
Kissi1iger
Gift ·Proper
· WASlfTNGTON (AP) -Secretary of
State Henry A. Kissinger defended the
propriety of a $50,000 gift from Nelson
A. Rockefeller by releasing a letter
today signed by tin-o former lawyers
for ex-President Richard .!\:!. Nill:on.-
Thc letter said the gilt did not violate
the la\\! or Conflict-of-interests regula·
lions. ,
The gift by the vice Presidenl-des\gnate
was confirmed Saturday, when a
Rockefeller spokesman said It
represented gratitude for long-time
se rvice by Kissinger.
The letter. dated Jan. 15, 1969, said
"the contemplated gift of mon ey to you
is ba!l!d only upon your close personal
friendshi p and is a direct result of
not only that friendship but the high
personal esteem in \vhich they (the
Rockefellers) hold you.
''Therefore, v.·e find that such a gift
would . not vi()late eitber the statutes,
e:tec:utlve order OI' re:8'11ations involvlng
confllct-of-lntt'rests."
The letter was signed by Edward L.
Morgan and Egil Krogh Jr., both at
that time deputy counse l to Presidenl
elect Nixon.
(Krogh this year served four months
in prison after_ p:leading~gu_ilty to
violating the civil rights of Daniel
Ellsberg's psychiatrist in a breakln.)
The Rockefeller spokesman s a I d
earlier that Kissinger put the money
Into trusts for his two chJldren and
had filed gift tax returns.
Kissinger said he sought the legal
advtce-oerore--a<:Ctptingl]ieglft. e
had worked for Rockefeller for 15 years
In several capacities, including that of
foreign policy adviser to the former
New York governor.
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two when be heard them screaming In
the other bedroom.
Wlloox gave up and hurled himself
lhrough the upstairs window-to safety.
He was drag~d to safety by James
T. Engllsh, o! 2245 Anaheim St., and
Abraham Bos, of 2200 Fountain \Vay ,
both of whom bad been attracted to
the scene of the spectacular blaze.
They told Police Officer Art Kassel
they had nothing else, so they !plashed
the victlm's blaiing clothes with water
standing in the gtJtter.
Richard Thacher, 23, of 2273 Fountain
\Vay, y,·as just arriving home from v.'tlrk·
ing a night shllt when he' heard the
crash of a window popping out due
to the c:ittreme heat.
lie said he saw the orange glow of
raging fire and rared through the apart·
ment complex, pounding on doors to
awaken tenants whom be belle\1ed were
endangered.
"When the fire companies got there.
they thought the whole building was
on fire instead of just one apartment,"
Chier l\tcClclland said today.
He added that investigators were sif-
ting through the charred rubble again
today to determine the c a u s e -i f
possible-but that it v.ill be difficult.
"\Ve believe it started d()Y.n.stairs in
the living room area," he added.
He said the blaze spread for some
lime bcf()re il was noticed and reported.
due to its being concealed from view
nnd the fact most people in the area
were in bed asleep.
Deputy Coroner Harold '-1iMick sa id
today I.hat positive identification of the
tv.·o bodies found huddled face down
on the bedroom fioor could be ac·
C()tnplls~ some1lme Tuesday.
Laguna Suffers
Three Burglaries
Over Weekend
Tu·() Laguna Beach stores and a
residence were hit in \\o-eekcnd burglaries.
!he latest In a crime \\'OVC that has
bafned police.
Thomas Barbery of 122'7 An.acapa \Vay
reported the loss of $800 in 11tereo equip-
ment taken bet~·etn 7 a.m. and 5:45
p.m. Friday. Police found that a side
door to his homo had been pried open .
Burglar:s also made off wlth $750 worth
of liquor Crom lhc underground storage
room of Reef Liquor, 333 Thalia St.
Police sald burglars galncd entrance
throu1h a door to the storage room
some time betv..·een midnight and 7:)J
:i.m. Friday.
The lou of $300 In cash from Storer
C•ble 'YV. lnc., 213~ Laguna Canyon
iild., w8!.-rported-Sunday;-pollce !llld.
The burglary occurred between nooo
SatUrdRy Md II a.m. Su™'.lay.
Pol le .. said a front window had been
!mashed to gain entrance.
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subcommittee holding the hearings warn·
ed of nnother period of hard drug use
"which may well surpasa the nightmares
of the early '70s.''
Dr. ltobert DuP()nt, director of the
\\'bite House SpeclaJ Action " Of rice -for
Drug Abuse Prevention, reported "an
unexpected increase in heroin ·addiction
in some smaller cities like l\1acon. Ga ..
l:>cs l\-·to ines, Iowa, and Jackson, l\-iiss.,"
in recent months.
"This has led us to speculate that
drug USc rndiates out from the major
population centers and can be expected
to hit some smaller cities, and eventually
perhaps even some rural areas, after
a reasonably predictable time Jag,"
DuPont told the subcommitlce.
Committee chairman Paul Rogm (J)..
Fla.). opened lhe hearings on drug abuse
by reporting what he said were dramatic
figures indicating the natlonal epidemic
of drug use , lnclud1ng heroin, opium
and cocaine, is having a resurgence.
Rogers said one report indicated-the
number of heroin addicts increased from
300.000..3SO,OOO earlier this year !o 600,000-
800.000.
"I am not prepared fo totally accept
such figures, f()r certainly they would
indicate that all our efforts are failing
miserably," he said.
" ... wittl the resumption. of heroin
planting and harvesting in Turkey, I
ha ve a great forboding that we are
again entering another era of hard drug
use in lhis nation v.•hich may well surpass
the nightniares of the early '70s.
A new study on marijuana prepared
by the department of llealth, Education .
and Wellare was also presented to the
panel.
The ll:ll<ll1..sl!id..\h• 4rug ha.l surpri&-
ingly widespread effects on the body
and many .of its processes. But the
report stressed there was "no direct
clinical evidence" confirming harmful
or beneficial results from marijuana
use. It also said evidence on genetic
damage, so far. Js "contradictory."
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ColSOn. fonncr special counsel ·
and political operative for Nixon,
pleaded guilty in June to obstruc·
lion of justice by 1preading
derogatory information about Pen-
tagon Papers defendant Daele l
Etlsberg. He was given a $5,000
fine and a 1·3 year sentence, and
is at the federal prison farm at
'-faxwell Air Force Baae, Ala .
"President Ford's action ln
pardoning former President Nixon
raises serious questions w Ith
respect lo even-handed justice for
fonner subordinates of Mr. Nixon
who have been prosecuted fur of·
fenses in which he was a partlci·
pant," Colson's lawyer said In a
one-sentence motion filed in U.S.
District Court.
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practice.
Meanwhile, it has been learned that
two Laguna Beach officers involved have
been cleared of partJclpation in • the
shooting.
Lie detector tests were given lo of·
ficers after all had initially denied any
connection with the shooting.
The teats cleared two La1una officers,
but according to a source, the third's
"heart beat so hard they had to take
him off lht machine·."
A third Laguna Beach officer Yo'as
under investigation for his actions after
he heard the gunfire early !hat morning.
The o!Ooer stopped a vehicle in whlcl'i
Saporito and Tustin officer Frank Lopez
were riding.
The officer knew Saporito, and after
being assured by the two Tustin
policemen. that they had heard shots,
but did not know anything about the
i'!_Cidcnl, released t~em.
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -Nineteen
persons were arrested and another 100
given summonses In a weekend +ald
oo an illegal dog fight, police said.
A d()zen dogs, some bloodied by fights,
were taken into custody by the hwnane
society, State Alty. Robert Egan said
atter the Saturday night raid in a wooded
area of Orange County.
An undetennined number of dogs were
released into surrounding fields by
owners when the raid began, he said.
Officers found two dogs still locked
in combat and had to pry the animals
apart with a stick. Egan said.
An-esls were made on charies which
Included gambling, cruelty to animals
and liquor sales violations. About JOO
spectators-\\'ere given summonses at
the scene, and Egan said some may
be called to testify at trials resulting
from the raid.
The raid interrupted a schedule o(
nine fights in an arena cov'!red with
a plastic tarpaulin and lit by bare bulbs
powered by a portable electric general.Or,
Egan said. Police said most o( tJie
dogs involved were pit terriers, si1nilar
to a Staff()rdshire lcrrier.
Officials in several stales ha ve moved
recenUy to stop what they say ls the
growing popularity of a cruel and
barbaric sport that pits dogs in bloody
contests. Congress has also been asked
to pass legislation outlawing such fights .
Egan said the cars of spectators at
the match bore Ucense plates from as
__ far.away as Virginie;---" -
1te_j,_said 1he fight, whJch had been
scheduled since last spring, \\'as first
heard of by Donald Lambert, an official
of the Ma~chusetts Bureau o f
Investigation and the local humane socie.
ly learned about two months ago that
it woold be held in the Orlando area.
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DEAR PAT: About a month ago a
friend of mine received a direct mail
so\icitalion from a co1npany selling in-
formation aboul ho\V to get into the
mail order business. Their gimmick \Yas
to leach you ho\Y to sell readily available
booklcls on such subjects as "How to
f..1akc Your Own \Vine at J<lome" through
the classified mail order sections in
magazines. l\1y friend destroyed the in-
formation be.fore I got a chance t~
read it, and I'd like to know the address
of this fi rm from you or any of your
readers who may happen to know.
D.R., Newport Beach
You tagged this advertisement as a
"gimmick" and that's what it sounds
like to me. A VS reported severaJ months
ago th at Good Ne'4·s Publishin g Co. '4'85
sellin~ "new" social security information
already available at no cost from any
Social Seeurity Administration office. No
information has been received about the
"offer" to which you rtfer, but you
may '4ish lo inquire about its originating
firm·s identity by writing lO Barbara
Rosen, Consumer Relations fttanager,
Direct l\1aH Advertising Association , 238
Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017.
Rolls 011t
DEAR PAT: Several months ago an
area market sol d a product called
''Pillsbury Pan Rolls" in its refrigerated
roll section. They were absolutely
. delicious and tasted exactly like the
homemade version. After not finding
them on several shopping trips, I asked
the-store's manager if they could be
stocked again and he said he'd try.
I've not found them since and they're
not available anywhere else I've shopped.
Can you find out ff PiTISOury Stm-m"""'a"kes
this product and where it can be
purchased? L.G., Irvine
You're out of luck. This product hat
been discootioued. although remaining
supplies are available at ''a r i o us
markels. This sitoaUon reminds me of
"good" television programs -wltich
always seem to be taken off tbt air.
A Pillsbury spoke!lman promises "new
products" are bein g inlrod uced this
month "'hicb may prove to be ujust
as good or belier than" the roils you
enjoyed so much.
Ride Provided
DEAR PAT: Do you knO\V of any
organization that wi11 help me get to
my medical appointments at the Orange
County Medical Center? My social work-
er has been providing me with rides, but
she tells me that this is now impossible
because I am living with relatives. 1'his
seems unfair since both of my relatives "'
cannot take time olf their jobs. I moved
in with them because I could no longer
care for myself completely. I need this
transportation urgently in view of my
circumstances. L.L., Fountain Vall ey
The FISH organization ca n arrange
rides for you on an immediate need
:basis If you call 64z.&06{l at B a.n1.
the mornin g of your appointment. If
your medical trea tment Is on a regular
bas is, it is suggested you contact one
of the followin g church-sponsored agen·
cies a day ahead of time to make
transportation appointments: SCAT-CAT,
540--0730 ; LYNN, 536-0614 ; or llOPE, 846-
3831.
To t/1e Birds
DEAR PAT: Could you tell me the
location of the hummingbird aviary at
the San Diego Zoo and ho1v many dif-
fer ent types are kept there? \Ve 'rc plan-
_ning a_ trip to t~ J!Xl \n_,a couple
of 1o;eeks and last time \Ve visited \YC
couldn"t find the hummingbirds. The
children wanted lo sec them as we
have so many in our oy,·n yard that
they've become fascinated wilh lhese
littie birds. K.J .• Costa l\1esa
Twenty of the Western lfemlsphere's
319 species of tiummingbirds can be
~en al the San Diego Zoo's hummingbird
aviary, which is located Immediately
east of Wegeforth Bowl on rttesa B,
according to a zoo i;pokesman.
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DEAR PAT: I have an old court
document from the Philippine Islands
dated 1915. It says that a man was
charged v.'ith "lnjurias Levis." I have
looked everywhere and can't find the
meaning of this legal term. Can you
help satisfy my curiosity?
G.l\f .• Costa ftfesa
Although the chary:e is rt00-5peclfic,
it's not R i;erlom offense, accordlnlJ
to the Santa Ana l.nw IJbrary. A searrb
of old law books and ltgol dictlonarlH
indicalts "Levi&" Is defined &li ·'light"
and inj~rlos lndlcateil some act of h1j11ry
or damal(t, pcrlntpl'I &eeldentel. '4'1ilch
vlolntes the rights' of Another person
or hill property. II you care to reseorch
th is term fu.rlhtr1 the llbrarlnns Y.111
help you llnd the relevant materlnls
at lbt t.11w Library, 515 N. Flower.
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DIAHANN CARROLL, BURRO RACE CHAMP, WITH CUP
She Won O'Neill Ranch But Ben Gauara Took It Back
DJlllY P'llol P'llo105 by Palri~k O'DOM\111
ACTOR BEN GAZZARA ASTRIDE BURRO FOR CELEBRITY RACE
O'Neill Ranch Was Scene of Hereditary Disease Benefit Sunday
Nixon Said Recovering
Fro1n Phlebitis Attack
LONG BEAC!l (AP) -Ri chard ~1. even more exhausted than when he
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SAM JAFFE WITH "BILLY SUPERBALL" WHO PLAYED HARPO
"H•rpo" Didn't Talk To Anyone, But Entertained Kids Wj th M•gic
Grou~ho Stars
Celebrities ;fttend Vie jo Benefit
s DAIL y •JLDT A s
Jobless
h1 County
Hit 6.5 %
Orange Coonty's untmploymtnt rate
surgl'd upv.·ard to a 30-month hlgh of
6.5 percent during September a 3
thousands of students left part-time jobs
and rctuml'd: lO ~.
Statistics released bv the state
Employment and DeveloPment Depart·
ment unit in Santa Ana shov.·ed that
the 1otal nuniber of pc-ople withoot )o~
declined since August but the drop '4'as
considerably less than normal for
September.
Alta Yetter, labor market anal)"t. said
675,800 people we.re doing )obs In the
county during September and 43,800 y,·ere
jobless.
BesideS the jump in the unemployment
rate from 6.0 lo 6.5 percent. l\trs. Yrtter
noted that lhe volume of long-term
unemployed v.•ho have cJ:hausled claims
for unemployment insurance has risen
rapidly since the fi rst of the year.
.. Total employment y,·jlJ rise substan-
tially during the fourth quarler of the
yea r because of seasonal gains in retail
trade and public schools," said Mrs.
Yetter.
"But the unemployment rate. is eJ:-
pected to remain above six percent for
the N!mainder of the year," she
predicted.
The number Gf nonagricultural wage
and salary jobs in the county held steady
at 556.500 but was still nearly seven
percent higher than predictions made
last year.
Labor disputes involvin~ construction-
related fields v•ere responsible for most·
of the 1,500 worker decline in that area
of employment and the service industry
sho'4·ed a 7~mploye dedine as the
summer rush ended, A1rs. Yetter said.
Trade establishments added 9 o o
employes in Septem"be.r as three new
wholesale distribution centers opened and
back-to-school sales picked up .
.!\irs. Yetter said gains of 500 were
reported by gove rnme nt, 300 b y
man.ufacturing, 400 in food processing.
By JAN w.ORTll __ _ '~as a shaky Grow:bo, \\·no !.ottered .!Q.__ 200~ ~erospace and 300 in fabricatioo
01 lht 0111v ,.1101 s1111 the stage for five or six songs to a of metals. .
Groucho Marx sang songs v.·ith Alice hooting, loving crov.·d. . A se_asonal dip of 700 was recorded For his first song. Groucho took to in ~gncultur~ .. 400_ work~rs were laid
Cooper as Marvin 1-lant!isch played stage with him Alice Cooper, a sometime off 1n boat bu1 l~ng industries an~ mobiJe
honky-tonk. female-impersonator and kinky rock home comparues showed declines of
Diahann Carroll \von the O'Neill Ranch star. about 100, ~lrs. Yetter said.
in a burro· race and then lost it because Cooper came to the benefit
she wasn'.t peying altention.-Ben Gazzat•-straight--dad in a white white sweat·
ra came m secood. jacket. He and Groucho hannon ized on
And v.·hile about 400 camera-toting "'There's no place like _o ma h a,
guests nibbled pomegranates. grapes. Nebraska" as Marvin Hamlisch, Oscar-
and liver pate. Comic Jack Carter auc· winning musician (The. Sting) rattled
lioned off a '>'"edding ceremony, free the keyboard.
cosmetic surgery. and one of "Columbo"' The only thing Groucho said during
star Peter Falk's rumpled raincoals. his performance wa1 directed to a bQnd
That was just part of the action oblig-or kids sitting in the grass before rum.
Sex Isn't Sin,
·En joy it, Sa:ys
Denver Minister
ingly provided Sunday by a Hollywood He was singing "Lydia, the Tattoo
contingent of alx>ut t'>'·o dozen stars Lady.'' The kids ·were making noise. DENVER (UPI) -The rector of the
who found their way to South Orange ''If you're going to make noise all St. Thomas Episcopal Church says peo-
County. the way through this I'm goi ng to stop pie would be a lot healtheir if they
The occasion \Y3S "A Day At the singing -so shut up," Groucho ordered. looked on sex as a gourmet meal rather
Races," a benefit for the Foundation-Then, with the .audience shouting,. than something distasteful.
for Research in Hereditary Disease. Jt "More, fl.fo r('!" he sang "Show f.le A "In the sexllal area, .AU of us begin
was held at the 42 000-acre ranch of Rooe or leave me alone" and "Easy at a disadvantage because we've all
Richard O' Ne i 11 '. multi-millionaire \llcezie." been taught lousy things about sex -
chairman of the Orange c 0 u n t y . Earlier. Groucho ~hawed his interest the body is evil, sex is sin, fantasy
Democratic Central Committee. The 1n Cooper by feeding Cooper grapes is ugly," the Rev. Marion Hammond
location is betv.•een ~lission Viejo and at a table while photographers snapped said Sunday.
San Juan Capistrano. . away. Mr. Hammond. and his \\'ife, Opal.
Unqucst.ioned star of the afternoon Groucho gave out autographs. And teach a five-v.·eek sex education course
the erov ... d loved him and gave hi m in Denver for adults.
a standi ng ovation after every song. "Good sex is like gourmet dining,"
Other stars at the event included com-the minister said. "It's not just the
edian Albert Brooks, Bud Cort ("Harold main course -the entree -but the
and l\1aude''). Paul Sand. Janice Rule. surroundings . . . the appetizers •.•
Joe Bologna. James Gregory, and Elaine the relationship 'A'ith the other person.
l\Iay. "Our society has sold out to the idea
KUA LA L UMPUR . Malaysia (AP \ -The live show followed a series of sex is primarily for orgasm," he said.
Police raided a camp on the fringe thoroughb red ~a~ on O'Neill's private "Thars just part of the v.·hole thing.
of a jungle about IO miles south of half-mile track. t.:fost of the races '>''ere You can have an orgasm v.•ith anybody.
Kuala Lumpur and arrested 15 students called by Ben Gazzarra. It takes a great deal more to have
aged 10-18 years for smoking marijuan;1. At 1hr auction, Orange County a beautiful relationship."
a spokesman said today. Supervisor Ralph Diedrich took the l\lrs. Hammond said she objects to
l\1any of the boys and girls \~·ere limelight by buying the fi rst item-a the idea that sexual Jove is just
still under the drug·s influence '\'hen $.JOO gold pin for his wife Inez. something for the young.
arrested Saturday night. Obviously enjoying himself. Diedrich ''Love stories arc always about lhe
Police said n1a rijuana \1•as found in J)()Scd with Groucho and Coop e r. young -never about middle-age couples
the camp which they said the youths Photographers reported that Rancher having a fling and still loving each
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Nixon has not spoken with his physician enter~ the hospital. said his pat_icnt
since Frttlay ntgttr,-am:Htinoen;;...,,,,.,,--lllld..Jblmc..on..;lhe._pt10W'-..EO:irl">-JliJ;hli,_jl-IJ thal he was glad to be home.
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that apparently is a sign that the former Nixon continues to receive oral doses
President is recovering adequately from of an anticoagulant drug. Coumaclin.
phlebitis. Lungren has said Nixon, \Yho resigned
"I assume that means things are going as Prseident in August. should avoid
along satisfactorily," Dr. Jotui C. traveling long distances for at least
Lungren said Sunday. one month and maybe three, apparently ruling out any immediate appearance
Nixon, 61. was discharged Friday from by Nixon in \Vashington, D.C., at the
Mcn"IOriaJ Hospital J\.tedical Center here \\latergate C1.lvcr-up tria l of his former
after a 12-day hospitalization. top aides.
Lungren. \\'ho has been Nixon's
personal physician since 1952. said he
will visit the forme r chief executive
al his seafront home in San Cletnente
sometime this week bul did not know
exactly when.
There was no report Sunday on Nixon's
condition from aides al the former
Western White I-louse. but a spokesman
said Saturday Nix.on was resting and
following his doctor's orders to 1i1nit
hls activity.
Lungren. who dcscri~ Nixon al the
time of his discharge as perhaps being
Chess111aster Ailing
~iOSCO\Y (UP!l -Che8s grandmaster
Viltlor K"orclihol fell ll t.odny. fofci.ng:
the postponement of hit tOlh v•orld
ehamplonship chnllcn~er·s game nsalnst
Ana toly Karpov , the Tass news agency
said. The 43-year-old grand1nostcr Is
tr4lling in the nlatch 2-0.
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T11rning On
111 the Surf
ON MAKING WAVES' Word came
to us obly today that the British are
throwing a new force into the battle
of the eriergy crisis. It could mean
a lot to us right here on the Orange
Coast.
Somebody over there has the notion
of generating electrical power by
harnessing the force of ocean waves.
That's right, ocean waves.
Now you knew all along that our
surf out there must be good for
something besides making Junior miss
dinner every night, didn't you?
The ne~ flash on all this electrical
wave business came to us via radio,
so the message crackled a Jot and few
details are available at this writing
on what the British really have in mind
for thrir surOine.
THE WORD DID come through,
however, that the plan involves con-
struction of some . fan-like vanes out
amongst the surf.
Apparently. the notion is that these
propellers will be placed ln such a
fashion that the surge of the incoming
surf will turn them . The fam will then
~rank generators l\'hich will manufacture
electricity.
All this sounds grand, but right away,
you know the Briti!lh are In trouble
with this whole scheme.
First. you can expect some British
committee will import Proposition 20
from California in an effort to stop
the engineers from building anything
out in the ocean. Environmentalists will
complain that the fan blades will cllOI?
~the kelp beds. British surfers will
warn that the spinning props will chop
up surfers. Somebody else will calcu1ate
that the fans will change wave patterns
and chop up the beaches.
BY THE TIME they get ready to do
_something, the ·Whole idj!a_ willJ~ c@R~
np.
Well. I don't know how good the whole
scheme is for the British Isles but
I think it would be just grand for
right here aJong the Orange Coast.
For one thing. it wouJd divert a lot
of people from won-ying about the San
Onofre nuelear generating 'Plant down
near San Clemente.
~.Instead. they could worry about fans
turning out In the current. This might
give the San Onofre people time to
get their thing working right in the
first place.
Meanwhile, it would gtve our le1{ions
or young surfers something to do. Right
now, they just paddle oot there and
sit around, floating a lot. We could
put them in charge of keeping the fan
blades oiled. It's almittedly not much
of a job, but it's better than what
they're doing now. Which is not much.
OH, THE IDEA of fan-generated elec-
tricity may pose a couple of technical
problems but we can let the engineers
worry about those. Uke the fact that
waves come ashore in surges and the
fan blades might not tum all the time.
Fact is, the fans might turn like
the wtieels of the devil for a while
and then hit a real luJI. Uke v•hen
there aren't any waves at all . There's
anolher job we could give to our surfers.
They always know when the surf is
up, down or mediwn.
We could put them in charge-of track·
jng it so v,.e ·d know whether or not
to try catching Streets of Sa n Franciscu
on the electrical television set.
AH, NO LONGER would your kid
go flying out th~ front door yelling.
"Hey. Mom . the surf's up."
Instead, he'd report , "Hey, ri.to1n, the
electrici ty is on tonight."
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President Ford and da'ughter Susan show ofr Golden Retriever that
was gift to the President from Susan and White House photographer
David Hume Kennerly. .
1-&-Denionst1·ators Seized -. -
At West Virginia Schools
CHARLESTON, W . Va. (UPI) -
Police ari'ested 16 persons today , for
bJockiDg entrances to a school bus
terminal at suburban St. Albans after
leaders of a protest movement against
controversial textbooks called for a mas.
sive boycott of classes.
A spOkesman for the Kanawha O'.Ml.ty
Board of Education reported picketing
al Sissonville and South Charleston
School bus terminals. Demonirtrators also
appeared in the east bank area of the
country and at Dkkinson Elementary
School and Washington Junior High
School in the city.
classes in
banned.
an effort to have the books
About 3.500 parents. some V.'aving
American flags. jammed into a stadium
Sunday to protest use or the controversial
books.
The Rev. Marvin Horan, a leader
of tbe crusade which climaxed with
tv.'O shootings. the closing of classes
and the shutdo~11 of coal mines in
parts of southern West Virginia last
mooth, urged parents to keep their
children home from schools in Kanawha
Lincoln ·Md Boone counties. '
TRE INCI DENTS 0 c cu r !' e d after TIIE CROWD SHOUTED its approval
leaders of a revolt against allegedly when Horan called for the boycott.
"unpatriotic" and "anti.Christian" school The books were withdrawn from
textbooks urged a niassive boycott ~ classes last month for a 30-day review
JI aig' s Pardon
Overture Told
\VASHINGTON (UPI) -Presi-
dent Ford will tell a · House panel
that he discussed pardoning fonper
President Nixon with ex-White
House Chief of 'Staff Alexander
Haig a v.·eek before Nixon resigned,
according to Newsweek Magazine.
Newsweek said Ford \viii testify
about the conversation when he
appears before the House Judiciary
subcommittee this week.
According to the magazine, Haig
approached Ford about a possible
Ni;con pardon Aug. 1 and Ford
rejected the ktea to Nixon's lawyer
James D. St. Clair the next day.
by a special citizens committee. The
texts, introduced at the beginning of
the new school year in 1hc C.'harJeston
area, include passages on radica l
politics, sex and atheism.
Despite Ille threatened b o y co t t ,
Kanav.•ha County Schools Supt. Kenneth
Underwood, a man often caught in the
middle of the controversy, said schools
'vould be opened today. He urged
students to attend classes. r
The schools were reopened last month
and miners returned to work when the
violence associated with the crusade
subsided.
The textbooks which dre\v the protests
contained a poem entitled "Mother.
There's a Strange Man at the Door.''
\Vhlch depicted Jesus as a beggar down
on his luck. and a proposed assignment
in which pupils would compare the Bible
story of Daniel in the lions' den v.ith
the myth "Androcles and the Lion."
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WASHINGTON (AP) -President Ford
is reported ready to recommend an
income tax surebarge on corporatiom
and upper income individuals as part
of bis anti-inflation program.
The President spent much of Sui1day
working on the package of proposals
he will outline to Congress and the
nation in a nationally televised and
broadcast address from Capitol Hill at
1 p.m. PDT Tuesday. ' '
White House spokesmen said Ford has
settled on more than a dozen specific
proposals, centering on problems with
food and energy prices, the depressed
housing industry and record high interest
rates.
ADMINISTRATION SOURCES said
they expect the income tax SW'Charge
to be among the President's recOm·
mendations. AccOrding to T i m e
magazine, ford 'is ready to seek a
S percent surtax on corporations as
well as individuals in the)Ugher income
. tax brackets.
Time said the surcharge "probably"
\\·ould be-on.Jndividual incomes of $7,500
and above and on fam ily incomes of
$15,000 and above.
The President, a s k e d about t h e
magazine report as he left Bethesda
Naval Hospital after visiting his wife
Sunday night, said "I make no comments
on what we're ,going to talk about on
Tuesday."
Administration sources acknowledged
the 5 percent surtax had been discussed
at high-level economic meetings.
IT PROBABLY WOULD be coupled
Vlith tax reductions for those in lower
income brackets who arc hit hard by
inflation, the sources said.
The surtax presumably would apply
agaiMt· taxes paid -not the run inc'Ottie-
of an individual or a corporation -
but details were scanty as Ford put
the final toudies on bis major economic
address.
The President's proposals on OOusing
are e1pected to Include a reeom·
mendaUon for tax exemptions to en-
courage the now of sav ings into financial
insUtutions for use as mortgage Joans.
The housing industry is in its deepest
slump ever because of tight money and
high: interest rates.
Ji'TC A1istvered
AFTER THE SUNDAY meeting, White
llouse press secretary Ron Nessen turn-
ed aside questions on the Presiaent 's
tax plan.!. But be said !he Presidenl's
program "calls for ~crifices" by the
public , industry and government.
"Sacrifices will be asked but there
also will be i71'oposals to make the
sacrifices equitable so everyone bears
his just share," Ne~ said.
Volkswagen Says Mileage
, I
·Even Better Than Claims
WAS!IlNGTON (UPI) -Volkswagen
told the Federal Trade Commission to-
day its advertising has not been designed
to cash in on the energy shortage; and
that if anything its cars get more miles
to the gallon than the ads have claimed.
The CO!t\pany · made the statements
in response to an FTC demand ror
proof to back up Its advertising, part of the agency's continuing program to
lry to keep big advertisers honest.
~sponses to similar challenges made
against General Motor3 and Ford Motor
Co. were also made publii:: today.
The Volkswagen ad challenged by the
FTC involved a clai"l, that the 2.i}.-!itre
Porsche 914 got 29 miles to the gallon.
the Audi 1001.S 24 M.P.G.. and the
Audi Fox 25 M.P.C. The FTC wanted
proof that those fuel economics v.'cre
simOar to what the average driver could
ie.t.
In response the company said it ran
the cars mentioned from the George
\Vashington Bridge in New York to the
\Vashin~ &lonumcnl in the nation's
capital last April. The Porsche averaged
34.4 m.p.g,, the Audi Fox 32.3 and the
Audi !OOIS 27.4 m.p.g. -all higher
than the ad had claimed, it said.
The mileage figUres cited in the
oriq:inal ad, it said, came from a test
called the "Deutsche Industrial Nonn"
which has been used for 10 years.
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President Ford will visit
Fresno Nov . I to campaign
for Itep. Bob l\fa thlas, the
congressman!s Washing!On o!-
fire confirn1cd.
It will be the. rirst lime
a president has \'isited Fn:sno
since John F. Kennedy ap-
peared in Augusl. 1962. follow-
LOS ANGELES {UPll -
A group that earlier declared
vengeance against a major
rorporation c l aimed
responsibility for the bombing
of a plush hotel during the
weekend that destroyed a
restroom and caused extensive
damage to . another, police
said.
, The blast went off minutes
after an anonymous telephone
caller, idmlifying himself with
u group called the New \Vorld
Liberation Front, ·warned ol
an impending expl05ion at the
Sheraton Airport Inn Satur-
day.
CALIFORNIA
12 Skeletons
In Grave
75-100Yea11s
VINA (UPI) -Skeletons
found in a common grave. in
an alfalfa field · were 75-100
years old &id Included hoth
adults and children, an an-
f.IORE THAN 300 persons thropologist says.
attending a 20-year higll school Dr. Peter Schultz-, of the
class reunion were being e-University of California at
vacuated from a ballroom~bar Davis, also said there were
area near -the .rear of the only 12 bodies at the site
building when the bomb went instead of 17, as originally
off in an unocctipiCd women 's reported. restrooin. "There's no way to say ho\v
The blast shattered the fix-the victims died," said
lures in the restroom, buckled Schull.Z, who believes the
the ceiling and ble\V a hole bodies were either lnd.iaii or
in the wall to an adjoining Oriental stock.
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men's restroom, causing ex-· The bones were unearthed
)
tensi\'e dan1age. by Jess Jl.1endenhall while he
There v1ere no injuries. was leveling a field with a
The blast was alm:ist a mechanical .scraper near Vina,
dupl icate: of a bombing cX the a Tehama County m1nnlunity
Sheraton PaJace llotel in San 100 miles north of Sacramento.
ing gr o u n rl b re a·k in g ~'rancisco last \\·eek, in \\ilich A local historian, Mrs. Eva
t'Premonies for the &in Luis the bombers claimed to be Apperson, said 10,000 Chinese
Darn. out to punish the International laborers once roamed the area
T ,,, o • 1 I nl e 0 t y m p i c Telephone and T e J e g r a p h to help build railroads and
<H>cathlon winner ;is a youth, Co rp.. \vhich owns the hunt for gold. She said many
J\lath ias faces a tough re-t."lic-Sheraton Hotel chain. of them died in floods and
hon campaign in the 17th Preceding the san F'rancisco their bodies were put into oozn.
Congressional District against blast, a rniite caller. also iden-mon graves near Vino.
De1nocra! John Krebs, tifying hi~lf Y>'ilh the New County undersheriff ~1arvin
chair1nan of the Fresno Coun-\\'odd Liberation Front. "'arn-Es.5ex quickly ruled out any
tv Board of Super\i':ivis. ed of a bomb and told the possibility that lhe bodies ha<l * hotel to evacuate its tenants. any connection to the case Ir humanily makes it into of Juan Coron~. who was coo-
the 2tst century, only space AUTHORITIES-c o·m bed victed for killing 2~ victims
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
yowig couple who ran amok
'-n the home of Julian llam-
mer, 45, son of oU mi!Uooaire
Armand Hammer, were in
custody today alter a lxingled
burglary a t t e m p t one
policeman described as
····••eird."
The pair, Sheri Pylate, 19,
of Santa J\fonica. Harruner's
former housekeeper. and Gary
Srnart, 21, of \Vest Los
Angeles, apparenlly arrived at
Hammer's Pacific Palisadt.'S
home by taxi, police said, and
entered by a garage door.
Jl.tiss Pylate then donned a
bcdsheet and straw hat and
ran through the house "'ith
Smart. slashing paintings and
-pencilling a thin b I u e
mustache on a photograph of
the elder Hammer, chairman
of the board of Occident.al
Petroleum Corp., authorities
said.
A SCRAWLED MESSAGE,
"Say hello to Daddy" was
found under the photo, police
said.
Hammer said Sunday that
he, his daughter Casey and
his current housekeeper, Jean
Channel, 25, returned from
dinner about 11 p.m. Saturday
to find the pair Joadirig
jewelry and other \'aluabies
into pillowcases. Casey and
~liss Channel ran next door
to call police, Hammer said.
Hammer said -the Pylate
woman continued to carry the
loaded pillowcases o u ts i d e
after seeing J\iiss Channel and
his daughter run into a
neighbor's house.
When he first entered the
house, }lammer said. J\1iss
Pylate, wearinj_ the bcdsheet
travel 1night save it from through the rubble of the and burying them near U1e
brinJ!'. a dull. conservn tiv" life Saturday night blast, trying Yuba River about an hour's OnJ 3 SLA
lacking intellectual excite-to determine a relationship drive away. y
ment. according to .;ci~ncc \vilh_ the San Francisco. ex-There were some· Indian
fiction author Isaac Asimov. plos1on. However, po 11 cc beads found on the alfalfa Members
"The lunar colony is not declined to comment on the gravesite but authorities said
something that's goin~ to hap-~i~al aspe0:s of the h~o this ""asn 't uncommon. Essex
pen in lhis--CCnlu?y.-WC're -. ~1.ngs-agam J'rf.:owned ~id there were no-remnants Sought-FB-I going to be faced with such fac1ht1es. . . . f)f clothing, buttons or bullets
massive problems that most In a wnllen comm~1catlon that might give a definite clue
of our efforts are going to left . at a San Franc1~ gas to the mysterious find. SA.i'( FRANCISCO (UPI) _
go into just surviving," the slat~n after las! weeks ex-Tehama Iodians once in· The FBI agent in charge of
Russian-born professor al the pl01>10n. the _t>.t\VLF .. a~ed habited the area and wagon _j~e hunt for the Symbionese
Boston University School of ITT °.~ .creat~ng a te1~. of trails crossed the land that Liberation Anny says Patricia
?i1edicine told a NASA con-terror· in Chile by conspiring guided ·white setllers from the Heam and Bill and Emily
f . N l RI lo overthrow the Allende east near the turn of the cen-Harris are the only members crence in ewpor , · · •'ovemmcnt. tury. * , o of lhe terrorist group sought
Boston Pops Orche~tra con· by his organization.
ductor Arthur Fiedler Is all T T.7 ll s lf Agent Charles Bates com -
righl. Ile was in his top-floor ectclteJ" J.~i S e -mentedSundayonreportslhat
room in a 20-story hotel code names have been
during an earthquake in Peru discovered for rllne additional
but \\•as unhurt, a spokesman F ll • Sh t • SLA members and sym-in~~\~;':;~ in Lima on a 0 , oiving 0'! f ng P';\~".:;t know of anything
or that nature," Bates said.
stopover en rou te to Boslo n LIVERJ\10RE (UPI) -A fumes from chlorine, which "If we knew of anybody
from Rio de Janeiro. where schoolteacher armed with was stored in the shed for involved in the crimes the
he attended the opening of ,three handguns wounded a SLA committed or involved
another hotel. \voman and took his own life the club's swimming pool. The to the extent or harboring * .at the climax oL a violent lireinen were treated and them. we -w-ould get war·
lliroo Onorla. f 0 rm c r argument during the weekend: released Crom Verdugo Hills rants." -
Imperial Japanese Army in-Alameda County Sherill's of-llospital in Glendale but the The Chicago . Trib une
lelligence officer. who sur-ficers said Sunday. photographer, Robert l'az of reported during the weekend
rendered last ht.arch after Dead in the incident was tbe Pasadena Star-News was that the code names of nine
hiding in !he Ph ilippine jungle Thomas Tr e \'en a , 35. held O\"entight at the hospital persons v.-ere found in a house
for 30 years, left Tokyo on Authorities said he was a for observation, a nev.•spaper in Concon:I, Calif., once used
and hat, "rose up from the
behind the bat and let out
this ridiculous laugh.''
IW.UtER SAID he grabbed
the woman but that Smart,
"'earing a stocking mask and
carrying Hammtr's . 3 5 7
magnwn re\·olver, emerged
from another room a n d
pointed the gun·at him.
Sn1a rt then marched llam-
mer out the door while holding
!he gu!l at his OOstage's head.
Outside \\·t're the police.
On seeing the officers Smart
shouted "Drop the guns or
I'll shoot this man," Hammer
recalled.
The police refused and
Smart then tlfrew away the
gun and yelled "I don't want
to die. They made me do
it," llammer said. Smart did
not say who "they" were and
1he pollt'i! took him and the
Pylafe woman into custody.
Hammer, v.·ho told police
J\Hss Pylate had called him
earlier Saturday to ask if he
v•ould be home that night,
said he didn't knc)\V why his
former housekeeper had
ransacked his house.
Unlicensed
Sex Tlterapy
Criticized
SAN FRANCISCO {AP)
Sex therapWs should be
licensed to prevent unqualified
persons from hanging out. a
shingle, a group of marriage
counselors say.
"This profession ( s e x
therapy), as in others, attracts
it share of quacks. Some
religious leaders now mix a
little sex with their swami
bit and tum people on," said
Ben N. Ard Jr., president of
the Caljfomia ~Lation of
l\.1arriage and Fam Tl y
Counselors.
Ant's group, along with a
national counselors organiza-
tion, concluded their annual
convention here Sunday with
a call for the licensing of
11es therapists.
"They use surrogates (sex
partner)," said Ard. "Some
lie nude on the floor and play
feelies. Some sleep with their
clients, \llhich we consider
tmeth1cal."
Fred<ri<k G. Humphrey,
president of the national
group, agreed, saying, "Truck·
driver dropouts, housewives--
anyone can hang out a shingle.
You don't even need a gram-
mar school education."
The groups' spokesmen sug-
gested sex therapists be
licen!ed like m a r r i a g e
COUMelors in California, who
must meet a post-graduate
residency requirement and
pass OOth oral. and written
te.sts by the state Board of
Behavioral S c i e n c e Ex-
aminers. a three-month visit to Brazil teacher, but declined to na~e spokesman said. by the SLA.
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Geneva, r rank r u rt and '-----------'-
r.1adrid. is due in Sao Paulo
Del 16.
Onoda, is probabl y !he !<isl
Japanese \Vorl<l \Var II strag-
,;lcr.
* 'T'wo European immigrants
"·ere sentenced in Santa
1ilonica for stealing $800,000
wo rth of pninlings and itcrns
from the home of songwriter
Jack La"·rence, co1npoSl':-o!
such hirs as ' 'Su n r is c
Serenade." "If I Didn't Care"
and ''All or Nothing a! All."
The lwo "·orked as houseboy
and cook for Lhe composer.
1itost of the loot. includ ing
a c11r and 35 paintings. "-as
re<:overed, police .s;1ld.
* The Academv of 1i1otion Pic-
ture Ar1s and Sciences an-
nowteed thal the theater in
ils new /·lollyy,'ood hea d·
quorterS' will be named ln
honor of th!'! late producer
, an1uel Gold\\')'n.
ln npprec:latlon. the
<«oldwyn I;ooundatlon ~, 11 I
don:dc $i00,000 lo I ht
Acad cnl\' Foundntion. said
Snmuel G11ld11·,·n Jr. fl
* "I rloo'I !'ec1n to be able
to find money on lre<'s, and
I don't know how Io
materiellie it -yat." says
Jsracll psychic Uri Geller.
l•J'm not rich . but I \vant
lo have money," savs (rl!Jlcr,
al!O an ttulhor Md act.or. who
wa!I in San Francisco lo nc-
cepl one of nlrK! "Gfnlc of
the Yenr" aw:trd!I.
The award!! were ('St:tbll!h·
~by '1eanne IJOr~en. ft Sitn
f"ranc!sco Ra v nrt11 1>Svchir.
\\•ho !Ul)'S: "There nrc Osc:i rs
ror tlci0r$, 50 W(' \Vtlllled
somcthin& Iha! every µsychit'
de.serves -tt gen I~."
the school where he was
em1>loyed.
Officers said Trevena , of
Caslro Valley, was visiling
Martha Parry, 30, at her hoine
early &atun:lay when they
became involved in an argu-
ment. They said Trevena
began shooting inside the
house and one of the bullets
stru ck Jl.tiss Parry in the leg. e Hepatitis
SAN DIEGO {AP) -Seven-
teen recruits at the Naval
Training Center here have
been hospitalized with in-
fectious hepatitis, a Navy
spokesman says.
All were reported in good
condition S1.111day at the Navy
Hospital in Balboa Park.
The Navy spokesman S<Jid
the antibody, gamma globulin,
was ad ministered Sunday to
nearly 12.000 recruits and
l r a i n I n g personnel at the
Center.
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BlJRLlNGAME (AP) -The
I 4 5 . 000--membcr Callloti.lia
Teachers Association has cn-
d u rs e d Demo c r a t ic
gubcmalorial candidate Ed-
mund ti. Bro"11 Jr. and in-
cumbent U.S. Senator Alan
Cranston.
The group also endorsed
Sunday Jl.1crvyn Dym.1lly, can-
didate for.lieutenant r,>vernor:
~larch Fong, candidate for
secrelary of state, and Jesse
Unruh . candidate for state
treasurer. e f 'lremen ll11rl
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after 11 Slorn~e shed cxplodod
l" flarnes at La Cannda Coun·
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Downtown Los Angtla. Cl1remont . Ea~t Pasadtn:t • Gltndora 4
Ntwpott Stach• Nc1"port Ct nccr • PaudtnJ ·Red land~· Sitrt"
~ladtt. Topanga Canyon· \X't5t Co,ina • \'<'ut~·ood. Village .
Whittiu. Woodland Hills. plus 16 ocher Souchtrn
C..lir&"mia offict'-
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lti\I LY 1•11,o :r E DI T Oil i AL P J\G f,
An Unfair Burden
lio\ i{l•i.J J..:a n 's V('IO uf <.t S3 ni illion bci.J ch suhsul y
b1JI lh;ll \\UUl cJ h ;J\l ' ht.•IJK•d d c frl.I)' lhl' c·usl Of
m~11 nt:11n1n g lCll'<d l:x•tu:hcs ror lhl' bt.·ncfit ol visitor ...
\\:US ;1 :-.1 ·\'I' r1.· h IO\V lu ()rangt· (;0 ;1:-.1 l'Oln n1 unit it.•s .
'l'ht.· bill , ;1 uthorl'd by ,\~se mbl.v n1an l?obcrl
Bu rkt: f R ·lluntin ~ton lk ;irh) and ~pprovccl by both
hOu!-.c:-<11 lh<' l .c·gisL1tur1·, \1·1n1ld ha\'t.· S(·t ;.is id1.• fund:-.
lron1 :-.l;1t1· l 1th·l:11uls oil r'u\·;dtics to rcin1bur:-c c-lt.ic!"
!'>1)1.:ncliri g 111 11crtl·nt ur nlorc u f lhcir p1·0 1x·rtr tax
l'l'\'t'll llc' l ul' s u 1·h b1.•a t h-rc la tc d scr vi('cS :is
lifCJ.!U:1 rd .... i.':\11·:1 1)()litl' ;u1d trash pickup.
!'\t;.1nclu1g t11 h1·111·fit !ro1n th<.' ll'gislatiun 11 1•rt.•
l NC\\.'l>O rt 13t.·ac h. llunt in.L.'1.0n Bcarh. Seal BC'<1l·h. Si:i n
('h,:llll'l1t1· .i nd l.;11-(una lk.'a<·il
·rhe !-!U\'crnur L'XJ>ressed t he fc<1r that lhe
1>rof)t1scd h1 '' \VOlild c ncour;.1gc other tourist-orie nted
;n·(·;,1-.; 1n ,1ppl\' for ~1 111i l;u· s ubsid ies. ISut . as Rurk(·
110111\vd out, t 1;1· p;1 !->sa g1,• of Propo~it ion 20. the coast<.1 1
1·1111!->l'r\ :111011 1nit1<d l\.L'. h~ts p rL"l•n1p1cd lnc·al ('Ontrol
h,\ Pl"l' \ l' nt 111 g l"t. \"t 'llllL'·Pl'Oduc· illg dC'\"C lo pn11,•nt or
hl·;11·h :1r'l·:1.-.. 'J'h 1:-. dot·:-1111t app l,\ to in l;,_i nd
l"l'(" l"l',l I 1011 ;i I ~1 l'C' ii!->.
I t 1:-. p;1l e nt[~· unfair tu lt.';.J\'e the l'nlil'l' bc;,1c:h
ll1Ll ill 1L'll;,1 nl"l' hurdc•n !Jll till' Sho ulders or local
t a xpu ~·ers. \Vhcn the l.!ur·k1,1 bill is re-introduced nrxl
.Vl';Jr it :-.ho uld ha ve the strongest possible s upport
fro m the affected c::omn1unilies.
P a rki11 g Rules
/\ cuurl ca se in Phil<:idc lphia challe nging the Jan.
I dl·adl inc fo r implcn1entalion of ne\v Environmental
Pruh.'t·tion Agency pa rking regulations has res ulted
111 a six -n1onth d e lay in the program .
·rhc ne\v rules. mandated by the Clean Air Acl
<1 ncl a im e d a l reduc in _g automobile use and
tnr·our:.igin~ <·a r pools and mass lr<1ns it , require
rcvic\v o f ;111y OU\V prOJCC::l i11\•olv1n i-: n1urc th;,in 25o
p;.irkin ~ SPi.ll'l'S. Shoppi n~ ce nt ers. rt•t·ret.1 l iotla l
fu l·ilitics ;.1nd lc1rJ.:l' indus trial inslall:1 tions \\'Ould bt•
t'SJX'l'iu lly a ff cC'tcd.
Bera use of the tin1e 1n vulVL'd in st:Lt ing UJJ rc vic>\\'
pru1.:cdurus . th e dcudllnc hits been 1novcd ahead b.l
July I.
l\•tean\vh ilc. op1JOncnts n1aintain the new rules
1,·ould have u cl ev <1slating e ff1,1Ct on thr <Jut.o-o ricnted
cc·onon1 y ol' So uthl'l'tl California . '"hurt• :.idcqu:.1tc
nlaSs trans it is n0L. 't"'Cl 'l\'i.lilablc.
One th ing is Ce rtai n : Both oppo ne nts <ind
supporte r s o f the Cle<!n Air Att \\'ill be kce piog a n'eyl'
on J\'.oven1bc r l· ic('tion result s. 1'hc nC\V de adline could
\\C it 01>e n lhL· \Vay for an\effo rl to sc<.·urc soml'
modifications of the !lC'l by the Ill'''' Cpn grl'ss. v.·ith
s pcci<il e mphas is on till· cont rovcrsial purk ing rules.
Hotli ne Help
A s ho rtage of voluntee rs Lhrl1alens LhC county's
oldes.t holline, ope ned in Janua ry , 1970. "'he n s tudies
revea le d ii la tk of available> help for young peoplt•
seeking drug counseling.
'l'hc se rvice, run by 1'ht· Ccnte1': A People Pla ce,
no\v oporatc.s 24 hours <:i day, 365 days <1 )'ear. Las t
year it handled 4 ,700 culls from troubled countians of
all at.!es. seeking help of all kinds.
Drug problems now rank second to cmotion<tl
proble ms. a nd othc1'"l·all.-. i nvol\"e f;,_i1nil.v difric::ultle!'!.
pregnancy , s uicide. legal a nd medical help.
Bul 20 more volunteers. wilting Lo lake <:1 brief
lr;.iining course and \.\1ork one 12-hour s hift a month
are needed to keep the hotline o pen. Details may be
obt<i incd by ca lling 1'hc Center. 642-0377 .
'fhis is l"C\\'a rd1ng \\·ork for conce rne d citize ns . II
<·an s <:iv e ho n1es. f a milies. and eve n Ji ves.
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The Return Of Bonnie And C/yd~
Speeding
The Wheels
Backi11g Away Fro111 N ixou •
Of Jus tice
l EA RL WATE RS )
1\ no\·l'I l"Olll"l'Pl of speeding up lhl'
11hl'l'lll of jullli<·c fur n1i11or tru(fi<· of
fl·n:-.c:-1:-. b1·1n).! tt·:-tl'd nut in 1·;1 rio11 ~
t•uurt !-It 1" lt·r n1t•d '"lr1<ll h1
dl'('lar11tion·· :ind 1u·n1·1des LI method
11·herc•b\" an uffl'ndt·r C'an ha\·l' hi :-da\'
in courl at no e:\pc n!->C' ot her than thi.•
loi;s of his ti 1111•.
t ·ndt:!rl ht• s1':-.ll'tll lraf(1l' violalor11.
;1r1· l"'rn111t c(I to ;1 ppear before i.l
.1udi:l' 111\hout th1· p1·1·senet• of !he ;1r-
restint'\!fft t c·r 01· pro:-c·cu tinJ:? attor-
ney a1id \ 1\hnul :in :11lnrney for hin1·
Sl'ff
11·s :-.ot'1 ul L.ilkin).! the l'a:-c 01·c·r
11 Hh 1hl' n•dgl" ·rhl' ofrt•r11ler gets to
lt·ll hi.-. llid1· of the :-l<1r\· 11itho1lt the
1nhihi1io11:-of forn1:1i~ t•ou rtroon1
p1·oel'Llurt·"· fl t• e:in e1·L·n hrin!! his
01111 \1\!111·:-.,.1·.~ IH1t he lll<1 Y no\. suh·
µoen:.i 111' <'ll lllPl'I th1· :.illend;111t·c of
i111~01ll'
.And, htt1 ing ~uhrn1!!1.1<t thl' i..:<•~e to
lhC' jucli.:•·. hl· e.111 :-till get a t•un1·(·n ·
l1011;d Lri:d 1f ht• 1'> not :-ati.-.fil•d 11·ith
!ht· ruh11g h,ttldt•fl (101\tl !)y thL· COlll'\
It "-. \ih 1· h.11111i.: ~11\P' 1·:1ht· ;ind t·;itini..:
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:-rdr ro!l>y cll·a l for 1i1l' <lt•fenctanls. it
.11~11 i:'.> J goo<t <li ·.il fo1 1hl' Califo1·ni;1
I ll gh,\ :i .v J' ll I roJ a 11d 1 hL' 111 -.1 l"ll'I ;.itt or
llt'.\·~. und fr~r lht• la:\11.11t•r:-. too in th1·
Ion).! 1 un
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p.1u t 0111 111or1· !h.111 :-.:\1 • 1111111011 in
<11 1•1'\11111• !111· 11 .. lt;illll' 1Jfl1rL'l"". The
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lll"t'! !Oil II 11 )J ! 1":1 fl I!' l' I!.•! 1011~ l!'i ... llt'(I,
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p11l l111 g .111 illlll't'l' nt't lht• l11 i.:h11 ;1_v for'
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Dear
Gloomy
Gus
-O-a.111-111.it., ';i.l.j._...1 hese.. years 1-
thought the 11•ay I talk ed just
s ho 1\"ed I d idn 't ha \"e no
education an"d to think that all
this time I hl'(•n 1.:tlking just like
a President'
./ C.\·.
G!DGmy c. ... commenh ''' •~ll,..,,tt.cl bJ , • ....,,,, ~ Oii ftOl.JIC(Ul•l!LJ_,aJIKI \JW ·~-.. 111<1 """'~prr, S•"" v••" otl """'lo G!oomv ""'· O••lt l'llol
01·ertime \\":J ~c.s. It in.pair~ 1hcir cf
forts to maintain h igh\Yay safety for it
1s r:trl' to h :.i \'(' s uffi cient
repl:1cemt•nt:; lo co\·cr for the abscn·
tee orficc.rs .
\\'llE\" T iii:: 1t.l1'i1 1r:.i !l> f1r!<ol
proposed there \\"i.IS eo~id('r;11Jl c op·
posit ion by t hose \\'ho belje\"ed i1
l\.\'Oold break down courtroom,
decorum and th:.i t di smi ssills \\"Oi.lld
beconlt! rout inf'. They :il so contended
th:tt c1·cryo nl! \l'hO lost in thc initial
:1ppearance \\"Ollid im1nediah•l.v ;1sk
fo r· another t ri al.
But th e esperiellt:l' 111 some S;.in
Diego L'Ottrls \I hit·h li:11·1· :ido1)lt•d 1hl'
pl'occdure appL•at·s lo hl' typ1e;d
IJurj n ~ lht' \a~l tbret• 1nouth...; of 197:!, :is perl·c nt o!' the dC>fl'tlCl;1111s 1·hosc th•·
trial b\" c.Jccl ;.11·:1 t1on n1cthod. Of thosl·
72 pt.•rCf'nt 11·erc fvuncl guilty. Of the at.1
pcrct•rH 11·ho chost' the eon\·ent ional
t ri:.i I on 1.'" 6u per cl' nt "·('re l"Oll\"ictcrl .
,\nd. :-.11r1Jrising tu many. fe11· 11·ho
lf)pt for the tri:tl h,\" ch:el;1rat in11 ask fn r
<Jno lhcr trial :if!1·r h:11·i11 g lll!cn found
g1ii l1 y
1\S 0 ,,1:: official 1n1t it. "Although
they arc anything but Plc;.ised a~ut
havi ng been r it('d, they do apprectatt'
the fact thC'v ;.ir(• <.1blc to get it off lhl'i r
chest by teliing il to the judge.··
lierausC' of 1hc sa1·ings in n1 a11
hours hut of th•· courtrnon1s, thc Clll ..
fee ls it is ;ible lo t•oncentra1 c n1orc
upon it s saf1·t.y 1\·ork on lhl! hig h111ays.
In t•fforl:-. t11 l-!t'L lhe melhocl univcr-
:-0.ill.1· <HIOpl1·d il.s r<'prt·stn1 ath·c:-; :ire
<·n m1>ai~nin.t: :u·ound tht~ stt1tc \\'ilh
rno<h·.~t ~11l'el'''·
Gerald Ford at the Crossroads
\\1 1\Sli!NGTON-\\lhc n President
Ford quietly s lipped out of lhe \.\'hilt'
House l'.!}@rl 1ly_f!)r aJjmousinri.i:ide Ull
Pennsylvania Avenue lo breukfast
11·ith old rongressioniil cronies. his
pe rforman<'c showed both why his
.1·ou ng presidency is in erisis and 11'hy
ii may yet "·ork itself out of trou ble .
i\Ir. F'ord Y."l.:nl tu the Capitol llil l
<:lu h f n 1· l li t·
\\"1,.•ekJ:i· 01c.c.tj uJ.! JJf
tht· Cho11·dl'r :ind
l\la1·1·hing Soe1l·t.'.
the £•1ilist !louse
Hepublit"an g1·ou1J
lo 11·h1ch lhl' /1{'11
P re!<oi d ent
be longed for 25
1·t•:i rs. Old friend!'i ~1·ere troubled hv
his 1·ague. ra rn bli.ng ans11·ers lo t hl'ir
questions. Although hl' \1·as one of the
p;1 r l.l"0 S bud gl't cx pc rts in the llouse.
J\lr. Ford lubu red ll'ITibly in rcplyin l!
to <1 uest ions a hout SJK'nding. ''It didn ·1
SL'Cm lik e the san1 e old Jerry,·: a t' &
!\I n1cn1bc r confided.
HUT Tll E fact he \1·as there at :~II i~
signifi rant. J\tr. Ford \1·as lreated no
fl ifrcrcnlly th:.i n other guC'sts :.it C & !\l
hr('akfasts -governn1e nt offic ials.
Journali sts. acade micians: he y,·a~
gi1·en ten minutes to s peak and then
11·as subjected to questions. \\1ha1 ·~
n1ort· .. :-uch ~i\"l'·and ·take sessions are
cntn mon on the P resident ·s schcd ult•.
·rhu~ lhl' ('a1 Jitol !Iii! brcakf;1:-.t
pointed to \\'he re f.-I r. Ford stands af·
le r seven \1•ceks as President. llis un-
sat isfat·tory :.ins\vcrs s ho11"ed he sini-
pl ~· has no t t a k en t\old of lhe
IH"L'Sidcnl"y ancl its probl('ms. I!ul hi:-.
prl'Sc nee at I he lft·cakfast unrlcr·
sc·o red that he .is._oQ! no\v anti
hopefull.\ ne\·t•r 11·ill he thc isnhitcd
President lh<ll. ll ichard !\1. Nixon 11·;1s
fron1 lht• hL•,L!inning. Rl'C·:n1se !\Ir.
For<l ta lks to m an.1· people and at·
tu~dl~· li:-.len!'l to 11·hat they sny. ht
kno11s h1· i ~ in trouble
Alth o ugh !\l r. Ford private ly
betra.vs no illu sions about !he
d isgrace Of his prt>fl C('CSSO I', he
publicly displ ays onl.v reverence for
Nixon-µ<•rha ps out of cxccssiVL' 11cr·
( EV ANS-NOVA K J
sonal loyally. 1·hc l'rcsiclcn\'s n1ind-
sel is r('fl ectcd b~-lhose telephont'
('a ll.s to S;1n <.:lt•nicntl' and his
refert•ncc to Nixo n :1s ··the Pr{'sidenr·
fi ve times in his Se p!. 11; pt"l':'.>S l'Otl·
ft•rencL·.
Tiii;;" ~JOS1' 1>ol it ic:ill~· dttn1aging
produt·t of thnt mind·SL'I 11«1s tht•
1>re m :.i t urt• Nixon pardon. but it also
has prod uced rubbcrsta1nping ill-ad·
\"ised a n1b assadorial no m i n a t ion~
inherited from Nixon and retaining
Nixon \\'h itc llous£• staffers long
beyond their time. So many Nixon
aides rcn1a in us the \1·alking dead.
dra11·ing pay but doing no "·ork'. that
tht• \\'hitc !louse todn,v is :1 poli!ic:il
tha rnel house .
\\'hat tllLI' IJt' \1•or:,1· th:ul l\'"1 xon a1·ts s ueh <i !<o ;1p poi n ti n ~ Nixon
holdo,·ers cluing not hing. ho11·e,·L·r. i~ polit ica l opC'ra tiye !>ctr r Fl_;inigan as
Nixon holdovc.r s d oini-: <1-Al:.C.:.tl--i.1 n1bas....ador_tu S.paJJl.-ll n11ghl ha1·c..
deal. as in the t·asc· or the f)on1estie pre\"t•11ted his sclf-dan1aging :ins1vc rs
Counci l !;ta ff. \\'hL'n 11·l' 11•1·otl' th at to prt•ss eonfl'r(•nc·" <1ucstiu n!<o aboul
Hc1). Albert (/uic. of !\l inne:sota felt he Chili·
had con1·incl'd lhl· Prt•:-.idt'I\\ not tu T110 l'll('ll(l1";1g1n g :.l~ll1' Ii.ill' la ... t
1 elo l'O n 11 nu a I ion of ant i· JlO\"C rt Y 11 el'k ra ist·d hll llt'. ()ne \\':J:-t hl• arri' :ti
progran1 s. ;~ l>on1csrie('ou ru·i l ~_t;irt\·r nf l>on:ild ll un1:-fi·!<I to rl'l)lill"l' GPn
!('lcphont•d us to ri•11t1rl that his c·ol ,\]L•\:111dt•r ll;11g Tht· othl'r 11•1s ?l lr .
IL· ;~uC' s h :id guttC.11-1tu\lLJ.:w:cLi D"h-..Fortl-ttt·ni in:i::-1 ir h :irk-;.11\"'a\-:1 -lit t h.·
mtdi:lll"ly aftc•r (}uil··~ \"isit and fro rn his pl"~'dl'l"t":-!l>ur. rl"fu :.1ng to
straigh tcnt'fl hin1 out again ~'h1:-ad tr1t;11J~· !<oUppurl thl' ht1,L!l' :'\1.'l:on trail·
1·1cc to \"Clo tht• a nlt·pol"crty bill t·an1l' :-irion hudgt•I :ind r;d-.ing soml· doubt
f1:~m Nix~!l holih;ivcrs ;ind rt•fleetcd about ultim:i1£·1.v ~1\·111g lht• \\'hite
1'1xon poht1 c;i l 1>h1losoph) · llot1!->C' tapl•S to Sixon.
NIGllTl\li\H ISll \Vhite ll oust· staff U:ick1ng a\\'ay rron1 Nn~on u1d1eates
01x•rations clt·a rly do not protect l\lr. th<1l the President is by no me;.i n:-.
Ford from hlunrlcrs y,•hich e\'en old Isolated fro m po litic:1l realily. As long
frirnds :uln1it he is prone· to make in as he keeps moving outside lhc \\'hit<'
thl' a bsenc1· of _good ttd\"ic-e. A team of ll nusi:. n1 f'c l in g polit icia ns and
Ford. no! ,\'1.'>.:011 . <.1dv iscrs might 1\t•ll lislt"ning lo \1·h;1 t \h(•y s;1y, there is
h;11·t· s a\"l'd hin1 rron1 sclf-damag1ni:: hnp1.•hi~prL'!)lc.lL'lll'Y Can bc rev i\"cd.
Humiliation for Authors
··l'\o n1:.i n bti1 a blockh ead c\'t•r
"·role. except for money., thus the
~rea t Samuel J ohn son. the arr hetype
British n1an nf lette rs .
\\lerc lhc gi:e:.i t Sam ali\"c today I
am not al all sure th:.it he "'ould nol
rc\·ise hi s j ud g ·
ment lo rc;.id. "No
man (.•vc r 11·ritcs
fol" moncy these
da ~·s. cxccpt he is
a blockhead."
1'hc te lly. y,·hi ch
h:is revolutionized
ou r ment al lifc.
has a lso t ol:t tl .v
•u p e nd e rl th e
1rritin)! prufcssion. In 1hc l)l"C-tell.v
da ~·s. you j us t 11·rotc :i book. and a
llll hli sher la unchc<I it on thr n1arkct.
;i nd you I\ a it cd for I he rc:-ults .
N0\1•:1d:.iys your "'Ork :is an :iuthor
j ust begins aflcr the book hus been
11'ritlr n. J\nd the Y.'ritten p1·oduet h<1s
frcquenll.v bee n cooked up in sornc
agcnt"s office, or in :i publi s hin~
CHARLE S
McCA BE
hous1•. ;in ti gi,·en tu lhl· author in the
outline fnr m . i ·hcrc is 1·cr) little that
1s n"t decidedly inlen\lonal in the
publishi ng hii loday.
T llF. st-:l.l,ING of a book is a
humili a ting thin ~. for any person or
spirit. !\l ei Kr:1nlzler, the i\larin mar-
ri age L'ou nsclor <1 nd thera1>ist "'hose
'"Crealivl· Di vorce " recentl\' mndc il
big. told a reportC'r of some of the
llromotional hijinks 1vhi r h arc forced
on a m ::1 n y,·hosc hook has become ;i
hot itL·n1 . li e had j ust finish~d· a tri11
across the country in l>ehalf of his
s<1lcs.
.. , did 200 inlcr vie\vs in eight
\vecks,'' l\ranlzler sav:-.. '"That's :1n
.;1ver1.1gc of 2.'i a Y.'cek. 'nvC' a wor\d n.(!
day. I \\'as f101\·n in lo 25 cities und ii
got so I did 11"1 kno\v 11·he1'l' I l\'as hillf
th e t im t·. I just :.ccrn cd to be rc \"ol ving
in s1>ac£'. I 11•as returning tu my hotel
ont· d:.iy <.1nd I 11·a lk('d into a bank. It
looked like :i hotl·I l "d seen in some
pl arc else"
.. S0:\11-~ 1\liTllORS h1lch :ibout
being <'.X ploi tecl on these tours."· says
Krantzll'r. ··You're paid nothing but
expenses a nd tra,·el costs. Bul I fell I
had an imporl<1 nt message and I 11·a n-
ted good sales. I acl n1i1 I \l as fu rious
"'h('n I Sill\' lhc schedule. fl 11':1s un-
belie\'able to think u n~·onc eo uld keep up such u puc·r . I finally collapsed .. r.
ter eight 11'C('k-. an1I I'm tnking a rc~l
befor r I go 11nrt h 11•c ~I <.1)'.!;.1in.
"\' ou just ha \"C to d(·tidl' to pul ~ou r
ho<ly on lhc litl{' nr you 11·nn'I t'l':i ch H
n1ass uudicntl' ··
This kind of :-;de:-.n1a n..;h1p 1s 11
(·rumm y and h un1ilinling \\"a}' to tu rn
;1 huc·k. I hope th<' author:-; ju:-.1 ri se up
o.1nd tell the nu h l1 Sht"rs to sod nrr
A Mafia Turncoat's Life of Quiet Desperation
h~· pro:.l'l"Ulor~ art· ft1rguU 1·n hy their
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bureaucr a Li e Lap\~.
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11nrtd . 1'his rliscou1·ai::l•S 111'1\" <li •ff'f'
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ll'~!ify ing av,a insl !ht• •·runt· lords.
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and frlcnds. h·rribly 1'1lonc 111 a ·rcx:.is
prison r1•ll , hC' 11ied in 1971.
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rorn1crs PL•rhaps the n11.t"l 1n1porl11nt.
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Ill-~ n•:GANto think nbouldcfe cting
in J968aftcr 20 years in c1ime. llefaced
a long prison SC'nt encc. and his
l'hildren had turned a~ainsl him. lle.
sent "'ord from his jidl cell lhat hf'
"'un lc1I lo ta lk lo thC' Flil. J\m<:c tin,I!
1\•:is :1rrangcd in a g11ar1tcd roon1 Ill
Jl1 ·troil's fe deral huil<linl!.
'J'h1s y,•as folln1vL'd hy ut teas! :Ju
!rips 10 the fcc1 e r:d huilding. Il l' told
lhl' Fill "'hat. he knc1v uhout th1·
l\1afia . lie ;1lso bL'Ran l.o t.est.ify bcfo1·1·
)!1';111d juries. Yet dcspil<' tht~ sccrct·y .
.. ,~·ord \l';1s 11ut in !he und1•r"·nrld th;,11
I 11·as talking," he stiid.
I le y,•ou nfl up.1.1 t 'J'crrc ll:iu1 c red era I
l)('llitcnti ary whC'rc the word \Va s
spread 1h;it he v.·us an F'BI songbird.
"The lnm nt.es Lrif'd topiek ;.1 f1 Jfh t \\•it h
me in'lh<' :i·ard. It ~ot so I couldn 't go
outsidt". I utc in lhr <l ining room by
myself You h 11vc no idcn or the
scnrc·d fc<"lin~ }nu ·e;1rry around in-
side. and I he looC'linc:-i. ...
ONf: NIGllT . rcarful pri-son ()f.
firin ls c;unc lo his ecll <•nd nnlifie1I
h1n1 that a contr:1rt wa:i out on him -a
rira lh o rdrr from lht• J\l ufia .. nl nrllh~ll., h11stli•1I him nff . ht• \1a:-..I
lhtty :<t:tu1 , •·n hnl litl.."t't -'·
I It' 1\·ai. ru'lhcd hy i:M>tl t't' r:u· f•!'i1·ort
ttJ •• 1:011nt;-. pt II 1\·l11•rc he \1•a:-. dun1p!'d,
11n11rt·nunt11hl ,v. ''in a drunk lank
•
S1111 . ht· euntinuctl to coo11c~r:1 I ('.
there l\';1s 11nth ing els<: ll'fl for hlrn t11
tl o. ··11c r1• I 1vas goi ng :1l!;i in~t \ht· <>u1
ril. .. hi• said . rc ferrinll to the J\11:ifi :t
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Jloberl N. Wtcd. PublJ.,her
Thn1na.~ Kceull. F.:dilo r ./
Uorl>aro Kre1/"riclr
J:.d1tor1al Paoc ~d11or
~l nn<luy . <ll·tnhl·ri. J!}i l
111-; SPJ·:ST m uch of the ncxl two
;'>'C<i rs in n1n!cls . f)fll!n in the twin bed
llt'XI to hin1 11·as un ai:1~nt. lie passed
from the l"US10 d \ of one fcdcr:iJ
:J.l!l'ney 1 o a nol hl' r ·.'I 11<'\'Cr "'II ncsscd
..,fl rn u('t1 (·onfus iun and j alous y
;.1 rnon,c. gnvt•t'nrn c nt 11 gcn cle~." he
111arvc led.
Al l;isl. 1\.\"11lt(: "·a~ ufft•l"t'd ;.i nt•1\·
li fe 11·hprf'\'1•t' 111· 11·un1 ·d Lu rclnc:.it<·
In a futurl' l"Olumn , Y.'l' 11·i1I giVl' hi:-.
11 n1a ~.1 n,a.t :1<·(·flunt of hi . .; lif P 111 hidinJ:,
The cdilo1'1;d P<t rte <1f \hf' Daily
1'1k>t scC'ki; to inforn1 und stl mul11te
readers by 1)rc•s-0nti n~ on this page
dh·cn.c' l'ommcntary on to11ic~ or in·
!crest by !lyrllli<'n trd columnists anrt
t'aM01.>nists. hy pro1·ldi ng a ((lrum
h1r rl'1lfl<'rs · \"ICY.'!1 <ind ht nrcsenUn~
!hill new~1>u11cr '!I opi nlon!'i And idras
on furrcnl lopiclli . Th~ t•ditorlal
0111n1on!1i of th~ D_;nly Pilot 111111t'.ur
onl}· 1n 1h1• cd1toru1I ro)umn ut th~
lnp of lhl' pa ge f}p!nll'}ft"I CXflrt!.\l'>Cd
tiy the 1·nlumn is1 ~ and 1t.>l!Cr wrl\(•f'll
-:-1rrrthe1r"OWrr.tlf<t tffT1·ndnn1emcn1 of
1h1·lr 1·icw~ by the Da ily Pl~\! ~hiluld
he inferred
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By DICK "'EST
\\'i\SlllNGTON I UPI 1 -\Ve
are now deep enough lnto the
new television season to con-
firm that some of the biggest
hits are spinoffs fro1n other
shows.
If you don't know "'lu11 a
spinoff is, try to imngine rilark
T"•ain as a TV "'ritcr and
producer.
Twain sells CBS on a series
called "All in the River." It 's
the heart-1\'arming story of a
small tov.'Tl boy, Tom Sa1vycr.
gro1ving up along I he
~lississi ppi.
TllE SHO\\' IS such a smash
that even a st' con d a r y
character, I-ruck F i n n
bceco1nes a big star. Fin~
naturally is no lo nger con1cnt
lo play second banana in ·'All
in the River."
So he goes to NBC and
gets his O\\'tl series. Called
.. Huckleberry & Sire,'' it is
a sociological drama about a
s1na\l to\\'n boy 1vith a n'er·do-t
well. drunken father.
The next season ABC comes
up \Vilh "'Surrogate h1other."
Lhe star of \\'hi& is Toni
S.1\\'}'cr's Aunt Polly. A sit ua-
tion comedy, it relates the
experiences of spinster who
is rearing her late sister's
son.
Say It~s Intolerable
Judge Ci i.:es .4di•ic~ fot Slr.edtli11 g of .S pouse
LONOON (UPI! -British men gol advice fro1n ~n
unexpected quarter on how to 'shl'd their \\'ivcs legally.
brother. The brother's 111fe abo l'01npla1nc:d ~bout !he
adultc..ry.
It came from Sir Neville Jo'aulks, a divorce t..'Ourt
judge here, who coinplalned about what he called current
"idiotic" divorce Jegislalion.
FAULKS INITIALL\' refused tho dl\'OfCl'S because
neltner contplainant tl•Stificd life 1\i.IS "intolerable" \\'ith
lhc partner. •
"You must sciy that 1101 only h:1s you r partner corn-
milled adultery bUt that )'OU find it lll!Olcrab[e to ll.\'e II ith
the other."-Faulks said.
.;FILL YOUlt WIFE \\•ith gin, 'give her a cornplacent
lodger and file your petition next day," said F'au•ks.
Or. ''All you have lo do is s..1y l}lat you find it
intolerable to live with her because she 1vears pink
panties -or nothing at all."
Faulks made the remarks in a case invOlving a man
who said his wife v•as co1nmitting adul tery with his
BUT, JIB CllANGED lus 1n1nd when the t..'Omplainunts
returned to courl and lestified at:cording to the J{lw uud
he granted the divon:es.
Faulks said 1he case gave hu11 a chance "lo s:1y 1
sontething \\'hich h<1s been on rny mind for a long hme "
Flo1·ida Cen1ete1·y Rises
100 Feet Allove G1·ou11(l
DA.VIE. Fla. (AP\ -ll rises 100
feel above the farn1lands and pastures
of this South Florida city. looking like
.the offspring of an Egynlian pyran1id
and a space launching pad.
ft is. in fact , a little of both. Don
Copeland says his company is using
construct ion methods developed during
lhc space age to build a high-rise
cemetery.
"THE PVHA~·11 D \\'AS one of the
l~ercves llOSf'iffll original ways of burial." says Copeland.
42. sales manager cf the American
r:ntertainer Arth ur Godfrey l\1arketing and l\;1anage1nent Co. "Ou r
has been reJeased from a_De· building \lo'as designed from the pyramids
troit hospital after treat1nent of the East. since those were really
rooftop don1e will be illun1inatcd at night.
\\'as built to n1cet a speci fi c demand.
"There arc 1nanv families th at \\'ant
the t..'Onvenience cf ·indoor enton1bment."
Copeland says. '·\Vc've alrcildy sol d
between 30 ilnd 35 percent of the spaces.
It's the ultima!e in \\'hat's available
ror mcmorialization. ·•
Disputed R ern elly
l!:nough to Give v .
for severe gastric upset. 11 e nothing but 1nausoleums."
CBS PRO:ltPTLY counters repor.tedly flew to New ''ork Scheduled for completion in February.
\\'ith '·Hair Breed," a after his release. · 1he tv•()-noor buiTding "'ill stand on an
Tl1 e User Ul cers
. °A10NTG0~1ERY. Ala. (UPI\ -Tire
state attorney gent>ral's office siiid it
successfully halted production of :.in ulcer
remedy thought to consist of nothing
melodrama in which the prin-existing cen1etery about 10 miles '\lest
cipal character is lnjun Joe, of F'ort Lauderdale. It will contain 3.800
\vho plays the villai n in "All D ' 1 £ crypts. a 20j)-perso n chapel and
'"the River." og s t ie oser elevators.
.A .rclle.ction __.ill the plight ~ _ _ _ 1'he mausoleum contains eight levels
of American Indians today, J C d F• 1 of cryplS on cacn floor.Wilh cfiaml>ers
.. Half Breed" recounts the ll lf,SlO .Y __ l!,! it closest to ground-level the most. ex-
radicalization oI a scnsilivc '-' pensive. Prices range from S900_to.S3,000
young man of mixl'd parent· SliCRAtllf.i\TO IAP\ -A judge took per crypt, includi ng use of the chapel.
age \\'ho becon1es disillusion-!he prudent course \\'hen he i:esolved ''THE CH.YPTS ARE priced depending
L'<I and embittered b,v the dou-the custody battle belween La111rence on the level.'' says Copeland. "The
ble dealings of the 1vhitc and Laurene ~lenke over 3-year-<>_ld_Lu_k_• __ higher you o. the lower the price.
--·n1an's wcrld' -------1"-fa••••"I• ~·~-----·-'='" :rvvo· ·s so o e opposite of a con-
Although "llaU BrL'ed" is Superior Coun Judge Joseph A. dominium ."
more of a critical than a DcCrlstofo awarded custody of Luke 10 Each crypt is finished \\•ith an exterior
<-'Ommercial success. NBC l\'fcnkc but said h1rs. 1.lenke could have granite surface and marble interior.
does not like to sec another Luke from Sunday night through Wednes· Copeland says technological advances
nel\\'Ork get all tht credit ror day nioming each week. while she is allow better preservation of each body.
producing ht'avy stuff. So it orr \\'Ork. which will be kept in a ventilated
brings out "Sissy." The judge overruled ~lrs. Menke's con-chamber instead of the sealed com-
IN TlllS SERI ES, the focu~ tcntion that spending more !ban two partment usually found ili. mausoleums. days at a time with her husband, from
is on Tom Sawyer's half-\\'horn she \\'as recently divorced. y;ould !IE SAYS TH.E S2 million build ing. brother Sidney, a nt I n o r character in ''All in the be "detrimental to Luke ." called The Shrine of Light because its
River."
A psychological drama · \l'ith
hornosexual overtones, it l'X·
plorcs the impact of sibling
rivalry and peer gr o u p
pressure on male adolescence.
ABC. not 1\·ishing to be left
out. offers a dramatic series
called "Pappy.'' A spi noff
fro111 a spi noff. It dwells on
the struggles of Huckleberry's
father lo conquer alcoholism.
TIIAT, Of course. pfOmpts
CBS to spi n off another
spinoff. This one. "Strange
Freedom ... boldly tackles the
racial theme. picking up the
1lfe of Jim. a runaway slave
in "Pappy," after he escapes
bondage.
By this time, l\iark T1vain
is a inillionaire several times
over and leads a life of
lei sure. But NBC coaxes hhn
ou t of retirement for one fina l
spinoff.
The result ls ''River
Rogues.'' the hi 1 a r i o u s
escapades of the Duke and
the Dauphin, \\\'O lovable con
artists first introduced in
"Strange t~reedon1. ''
(aR~f.!.I,!,{
'='
but COY.' manure. ·
A circuit court issued a temporary
resfi';1ining order agai11 sl SiliCon COrp.
of An1erica, producl'rs of "Ulcer RX."
_ The. court indici....ted it \1•ould soon issue
a permanent injunction
,\uthorities began in1·rs1i gati11g the
bro11·n poy,•der after oflieials at the
Ve1erans J1ospita1 in Tusca]Ui)SJ told
them-a-JJa~enkan~n eovered-v.ilh
rhe po11der and smelling like co11
111anurl'.
\\"hen questioned, he said he 11orkl'<l
for Silicon Corp. and ran the plcinl
\\·hich produced Ulcer RX. The plant
turned out to be a 1l'indo\1•Jess eoflcr·ete
block house behind Bobh~ and Bonny'~
Cafe in the little t OY.'Tl or Brov.1\s.
Authorities said lhey tound bags label-
ed "plant nutrient" stacked in the house.
holding \\'hat appeared to be nianure.
A:.. a cu5ton11.:r. you L' :-.. pL'i.:t our "l'l ,. 11.:l' ' nu l: ;1 n i 111.1~1 nc \\ h :l t 1 t \ l 1 kc \\il1 L'1~
r\.'pri:sentativc~ ill knL11v 1\·h.1t thl'v'ri,: tht..'t'l'\ a pil't lll'L' to ,i.;u ~lon.~ \v1th 11.
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n1orc than th~1t : \Vl' i:xpl'l:t thcn1 to /1.1 h1n1~rli. fhl'n thl' \vl1olc .,ci.:nc "'
)tln kno\v tl1:it they kno'v \Vh:11 playi:c.1 b<1c:k on .1 scrCl'll.
tht:>·'rc doint:· For the tf;J.1ncc. tl1:1t cn1c p11.:turc 011
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CHAP£!. mu .. N.C. (AP)
-Luther lla.rt wtll Jlodge1,
76, '"~ l"OS(l from an oUice
boy 10 become a '"cc presi-
dent ol the Marshall Field
and O>. textile organlz.atloo.
a governor o( l\'orth CRrolina
and secretary ol Co1nn~rce,
died Sundny ol a heart ntlaclc.
NEW DELHf, Jnctia (AP)
-V. K.. Krl5bna Menon, 77,
India's controvr rsial dclense
minister fro1n 1957 to 1962
and an arehltect of his coun-
try's policy or non:itl~nrnent.
died ot a heart attack Sonday,
doctors announc«:l. Ile \\'a s
often critical of the Unilcd
Stl'.llC.S.
SAGIX.\\\". ~lich. (API -
JI. Randall \\'Ic kes. 85, former
chaimu1n of the \Vickes Corp.,
died here St.milily \\'here he
had been hospitalized in-
termitt('ntly _after a stroke last
sunlmer. a con1pany
spokesn1an said.
SAN Ffl Ar\CISCO (A P1
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,ilflr. (bristian1' Monday, Otlobtr 7, 1CJ74
Politicnl N otes
Solon Pay Raise Panel Quas.hed
Di11inR amongst tht-rtlia of flnt olJ 1ailing 1hip1
!.t11tchtot1 f!.om_ ll:JO a.m.
Fraturing Bt1sirtt uptrscn1s Bujftt
DinntrJrom J:-00 p.m.
with Toolay'I M-ah S(afoo.U
St1nday B"'nch from IO:JO "·"*·
ll\' O. C. HL'STfSG3
Ot tfle OtllY Plltl SI.ill
A rncasurl' tha.I \\'Ouid have
placed pny raises for
legislators and state con-
stitution.al office~ In the
hands of a three-1nan com·
mission has been killed by
an Assembly committee.
Orange Co u n I v Asseni-
blyman Robert Badhil1n (B-
Ne"·port Beach) ha:; sald
he Yl'OUld back such an a~
proach . but he refu sed lo back
the constit utional a1nendmenl
~ ACI\ I) proposed during last
"'&!k"s special St'ssion by
1\ssembly1nan Edwin Z'berg
(l}.Sacramcnto).
Tii t;. ASSE~IBLY \Vavs and
i\1t'ans Con1mittee t u ~ e d
do1\T1 the proposal on a 7-6
\'otc. Eleven aye votes were
ORANGE COUHTY
needed to move the measure out or comntittee.
The proposal "·as ~o .create
a three-n1nn con1m1ss1on to
regulate salaries for st.itc
Kenneeh Johnson
l&\1'1l1akers and constitutional no\1• receive $30 a day wh.ilc District. "'ill !>-peak \\lednesday FW.u, MtaU, Oystlr Bar, Nottd WintJ, Alu anJ Spiriu
officeni, i nc I u d Ing lhc the)• are in the capit31. at an ('vening nlee:llng or lhe Entmainmtnt ni,oht/v . governor The measure "'ould 1\lesa V e rd e Hontt'O\vnt'l'S .. .1
ha\'e all~\\'ed the commission .... · llAOllA~~ SAl~ the press Association at Adan1s School Ftatwrlng Marlt DaviJson Trio
to set annual pay raises in had been att~ckmg the con· in Costa f\fesa. "IMts.-Sat.frotn 1:00 P·"'·
. cepl or per diem" expenses. • excess of the five percent ll 'd he favors lower 1\tangers will speak Friday .Jtltt.., /'ftt.-;m·un'"' ~~: .m~ndated by the slate sa~ari:1 and liillhcr expense 8.l a luncheon meeling of the l/Jll..l•"-"''' 1..P&l .P """'~uun1on. payments as an ,yeconomically Leisure World DcnlOCratic JJJ E. C04St Higltway ,
Committee Republicans said efficient device." Club in Seal Beach. The Ntwport Btach ...
the l'k the ·d b t not luncheon is scheduled for 12:30 R ,. Y l e 1 ea, u He said the press and the tstnations f 114) 671-SJZO
i.u "'t--uK: '-='&""·· public have lo face the fact ~e cnor'n-d,,,..;im l·-~·~m~.~m::,:c:Ju:b:bo:us::e~N=~~·~2~.~~J_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
BADHAJ\f, \VHO has in-that "people do have to live
lroduced similar legis.lation in in different parts of the ~lnte
the past and says be ¥-'iii from ""her.e the capital is."
again, said "There are gross * * .,,
errors. J think~e should give
it more study and more at·
tention. ''
Presenlly, Ca Ii f o rn i a
legi$lators are paid $19,200 an-.
nually, the highest in the n11-
, tion.
The proposed commission
v:ould have been com prised
of !he chiel justice of the
state Supreme Court, the
chainnan of the state Person-
ASSE~IBLY SPEAKER Leo
T. i\tcCarthy is scheduled to
campaign in ~ra ge County. i\lcCarthy is to kc an ap-
pearance Tue at a recep-
tioo for Richar inson, the
Democratic nominee in the
72nd Assembly District.
The reception is set for 6
p.m, at the Hungry Tiger
Restaurant, 1641 Sunflower
nel Board and the head of * *
the state's employe retirement 0 •" N N 1 S
St., Santa Ana.
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THE STORE THAT BROUGHT LOWER PRICES
TO THE BEACH AREA
PHARMACY
WE QUOTE PRICES
OVER THE PHONE -••• AHYtlME
CtfltK THESE SUP'H SAU Sl"ICIALS-~ w. .o.•.,.""""' . -,....._
NOXZEMA Sha•e Cream s. 11 oz . '1.39 '1 .19 .'9
SENSOOYNE Toothpaste, 4 oz ....... '1.6.9 '1.39 'l.09
100 "MUL Tl-M" Vitamins .............. '4.99 '2.98 '1.60 _A [Ws;iry \\;iU_ be recitl'd
tonight for Daniel J. Tobin,
75. a fonner regional dl~r
of the National Pnrk Service
"'ho \\'as instrumental in
de\·c\oping park programs at
Cabrill-0 National l\1ooumenl,
Death \'aUey National ~!onLl
ment and Kings C&nyon Na-
tiorull Park. Tobin died Satur-
day.
program. DEMOCRAT "' r n k II d It -would have been enl-Mangers, who is trying to ...... OlLll t ,,. a ,ll er ea s pow.red to ostabHsh living ex-=~ ~~~. ~:e:1Y;~
.J penses for lawmakers, whojjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij
CORICIDIN·Cold Ta blets. #25 .......... *1 .45 11.05 .15
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Up 1975 Fctir Board ~·-~ .~!.!!~ ouMGEcouHTY
-AERIAL PHOTOS
Fullerton busmessm:m Ken-INSURANCE OISTOCI
neth E Johnson is the new ~c1ci:i,."~;'A'.~A .ACEAERIAL
Death Nolires president or tbe Orange Cow> 541-5554 L~ 830-2960
ty Fair board of directors. ---Fellow directors unanimous-
ly elected Johnson president
at their r egular moothly
meeting.
_RICHARD L. 'HUSTON and
Robert \V. Krone V.ill serve
as the board's vice presidents
for the upcoming year. Both
are former presidents and
long-time members · of the
board.
Johihoo served as a vice
president or the fai r board
during the last tcnn. He has
NEW FAIR PRESIDENT \vorked with 4-H and Future
"" K th Johnson Fanners of America grou~ 11c1 L. Pttr. re•,.,..,, of S••I Be1e11, enne ,....
1----.",.-,.DrvJ'' bYai,:,-••i:,.~~rJ,~•=''~~~.-------------;mn-<c~"'nnnrne<~ct•:ion with-his-posilion1t---
,;g111 •rid -nl«e l,ff Plll1U1111I I · 'd I rvl'" 11rlva11 1nr11mt'ftt, F•lr H1v'tn as an assistan Vice pres1 en =~• ..:!.~=.i.!~v. "''11J·a.tv.,ot1. N al T Jk D v;ith Bank of America, in c p a · uc charge of appraisal of acri·
A S • Cf I cultural lands. He has been a l ICl'ra U l f'ullerton residen t ror 23 years ..
SAi'ITA AN A -Gordon
Lindberg ¥-'iii present the pro-
gram at the Orange County
Sierra Club meeting Tuesday
at 7:30 p.1n. in the Forum
at Saddleback lligh ""1t:hool.
corner of FJoy..·er a n d
Segerstrom Streets here.
Topic of tile slide presen-
JN OTHER action at the
1neeting. directors selected
July 11-20 as the dates for
the 1975 rWl or tt.:! !air at
tile Costa i\Icsa grounds.
tation will be a one-month,
nni, G••~:~~0,":°~1:!n1 ot cororit 225-mile trek through Nepal.
Fair manager J a m e s
Porterfield Ulld directors the
1974 fa ir broke all previous
altendance r e cord s. wi th
nearly 250,000 persons visiting
tile exhibition.
~ Mir. C• Cele o! A•.rn OttoUt•,::==============::::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::::::= 1914. Survlvl!d •bv hff lltnbond. (h~rTt11 -IDOw.'' IWD 1ot11. Edw1rd 8tld F r•"~ ·1bOW1~I; two dlUOll!lr1, "Flor•nc• iienc:-1 11'111 Hellfl Reed; two ~~~1f;:;P...,'.~!:on1'~1~1'~1. ~no;:!r
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SCOTT l111>e1n G 5-can. t~idenl of Coren• I M••. O•lf al d'•!n ()(!-),
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.e E1~tl"" S11r. S1rvlce1 """ In"',,,.,,' !Viti!. TUHdlY 11:00 AM, Wettmln1ler 1meierv. &1lh·Bl"~on CDn1n1 d~I 1r. dirKla11.
•lllMEll .,,.., L Bri mer. rttloe<it of Coron• ~ I.I••· C•. Ottl! at *atn. Oc;labtr 191• Survlvl'd by "I• wll1 """ ·~r; d11111n•er. t. G1.,....ri vr1no-"'9"'"'· Tra(y P0<>1tv; 9''"""°"' 'cott 1v,.,...r1 ~r1ll!kl1von1er, Kv!t G1vntr; .. ~1o1,1•1r1<1r.o<i, lllrcn lhnkin. Vltwlng ontr~v 10.00 AM la !·OO PM. ~trv!ct1 lvot~ ln!f""~nt Pecfllc v-._., Mtmarl1! ~'"· a;r~ctf'll ov B•l!1·Btr11••Df', Carll"• :.I Mir Morlu•tY. In lit u ot ll01<o't '1, nt,.m,t;O'I, may i.. m•ae Ip yovr """ltf Cll•rltv.
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HYPOGLYCEMIA
., Dr G_., C ....... O.C.
"But Doctor, ir J have low
blood sul!ar, shouldn't I be able
toe at all the suj!ar I want?"
This question is oflen asked
by patients y,•ho have just !ear·
n cd th at l hey have
hypol!lycc mia, but <iren'l yet
3\\'are of its full implications.
As much as I
\\O ulrl hke to
t('JI th('m yes.
the :1nswer is
no. To undcr-
~tand why this
is so, v.·e nlust
look ill just
\\'hat h~·po1<:ly
ccmu11s.
Basi cally, it'
Or.Ciowy is an over·
Cowt.n, D.C. sccre11on of in-
~uhn by the p<increas. This sur-
ptu.c; in~ul1n mf'ans that people
\v1th h ~·poi?l ~·c t'm t ,1 cnn\'crl
their food to ener.l!Y much more
<1u1rkly than normal
l•'oir th •~ rc;1snn . 1r .. 11ul'nt
IN.'lhn).!s ar\" ll l't't'~~;Jt'V '!'he
1h('\ ~houltl J.:t•111•r;1tl.\' he ht).!h 111
rat'i,,:1nc1 1Jrote1n t ~lo"' l'Oll\'l'r -
~100 10 rnt•rgy l 11nd low in ca r·
hoh\'drah~ I Fai;t ('00\'l'TSIOO In
1'111';..i!,'I Obv1t1usly. a d1el hi~h
in ~u·~ar rontcnl would just
rompouod the problem by be1nR
1'1111\'l•rlf'd ''~ ~lucnse ;Jnd "bur-llt'<l up" 1n !ht' for1n of 1•ncr,:y
c1·1•n rnorc rapidly.
ll.111101<1\v,•ern u:1 t•ao 1111:1kc 1l1o
prel<rnce tell in m11ny rorm s.
1\n nl\al'k '1Cn1•ri1l ly ot'<·urc; a f-
f Pr tht• \1cl1n1 h :1 ~ ~one: \\lthout
1.-.-~1 1or '"v .. r:1l hours. 1\t first
ht• ni;1\ :tppl'~I T lo bl' Ill ·
!ox11·:1t.•ct. ;~' :1 i;l urr1 nt! (if
liflt'\'\'h :11ul J!i•nt"r:ll d1 sor1 r n·
1a t1nn arl' l1kt•l1· 10 orcur,
t:mot1on;i l 1n:.tah1l1I)' m ~) also
be ind1cat1vc of h)'pof!lycem1a.
Cl! tK'r :o:ymptoms. y,•h1le not so
apparcnl lo !he ca:o:ual obstr·
vt·r. an.> Ju!it a~ d1:0.com rorti n~ to
lht-v1rt1m. S"·pa tiri'2: ror no ap·
parent reason. numbn1·~~.
hun,11t'r. 1rcm bl1 nj::, Fa tigue.
h••:tdJ C'hc .ind 1111.z1nrslii ii re
tonirnon \\:1rr11n~.~ of an iml)tn•
c11nl! u11<4<"k In n1ort> 5e\·1•r('
ea."<!'i, tht' v1rtnri. nllt)' ~uffcr
1mm CM\ 11U."»Uo or_ ..co u1l0 n
roma. Fnrtunut••ly thl.'"<' lalh'r
11~1onr1~:lrt' rel11t11'('I ~· r<Jrf',
llypoj1 l)f't'rn1u, {llthl'JU~h un•
ph:asant. cnn bt' kc11t unde r <'011· •
tn:H Y.it.h proper diet a nd a JZood
dose or common sense for des·
""'· While the term "'low blood
sugar" y,•ould seem to indicate
that a diet hi!!h in s ugar content
is needed, 9uch is not the case.
The idea is to maintain a
healthy blood i;ugar level, not
try to "catch u11" ~th insulin
production. Candy a nd fruits
\\ilh a hi,c:h 11atural s uJ!ar con-
tent m;iv be an excellent source
of 11wck energy fo r people with
normal sugar levels, but they
can lie !he down fa ll of the
hypoglycemia victi m.
1'y,'O l'orms or hypof:!\ycc mia
are rerogni1.cd, nrganic and
functiona l . Wh ile orga nic
hypoglycemia may result from
infection. the functional variety
ii; mos t ollen caused by a disor·
tkr of the liver. pancre;is an -
dtor adrena l glands.
Nature intended for you r
l!lttncb to function properly. but
they mul<t have a normal now of
nt•r\·c 1npulses to do so. While
all br:int•hcs of the healing arts
m.~ni1.c that the ner\•cs pass
clown the spinal column and
cmcrj!'.e lhrooRh nerve openinRs
in the \·ertf'brae. Chiropracllc is
the only hranch wh ose main
l'Oncern is with the proper
maintcnanrc of the relation·
ShllJ.
tr \'O U su f fe r f rom
hypoJ!IYcl'mia, it is quite JIO!i·
~•hie Iha! \'OU ha\'C a spinal ~ublu.'l.it1on. 1m1sall.cnmcnt of
th•' \·1·rt1:hracl \\'hlch i~ inler-
lt•nn~ "11 ll the I low of 11crve inl·
pulses 10 y1~11r pancreas. hver,
or adri!n11 I J?l und s , An
e!!:amu1at1on by your Doccor or
t.'h1roprart1c c:1n determine 1(
such 111 the ca~c. Throu,l!h his
c~re ;inc1 l realment. the
subluxatton can be corrttled
:ind the proper now or nerve im·
J'llllses to llle .rrectcd ori:in
n~on"d.
Proper dlcl and (·h1roprac11r
Are \"OOr best dtftn~ts aitainst
h_vpoj!lvrcm1 a~
r Or l;arv Cout11r(', O.C ..
nlaintal/\) l-'hif.opractlc orni:e~
al 201:1 \Y1·~trh fr Or1v~. Suitr
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savers in the Southern Ca!lfornia area for over 85 years.
It .was back in 1889 that a group of businessmen organized State Mutual Savings. Much has happened
s1nce then. There have been 5 wars, 2 major panics and 1 major depression. State ~ulual has not
only survived but most impor1ant, we have never failed to honor a withdrawal request or failed to pay
interest when due. No saver ever _lost a cen t at Stat e Mutual Savings.
Now, in 1974, we offer savers this same security plus the highest rate of interest allowed by law.
Plus maximum Federal Agency Insurance, Plus literally dozens of valuable services available through
our unique club: The Statesman's Club. As a matter of fact. we even have a Liberty Ticket Agency right
in our lobby! At Slate Mutual Savings, Service is our way of life.
Come in, get acquainted, and pick up your
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L. M. Boyd
Lecture · Circuit
Bi1ilt U1tiversity
~ Only one unive rsity, so far as J know, was founded
with funds raised oo the lecture circuit. Do you remem·
ber Dr. Russell H. Conwell? lie was the fellow that re-
peatedly delivered that Acres of Diamonds talk. It tells
or an ambitious young man who went to South Africa to
seek his fortune in the diamond fields, then returned home
broke only to find an oil well in his
backyard. The doctor recited that-tale
more than 6,000 times on the peas-
and-chicken tour. To make $4 million.
He put it up to establish Philadelphia's
Temple University.
WHEN SHEDDING their skin,
snakes shed the outer film over their
eyes, too.
OAll 't PllOT •
Mouse 11an~h Tops List LONELY
!rvs1taupe1. problems?
ABC·TeleohOne
THE RANCH JS jusl one custom-chipped Antarctic ice, 1he physician's en3ra\CU In· Col.lnset1ngSft~
Telephone
Change,s
l n Effect
DALLAS I UPI I -Stallley
A1arcus, the cro~·n prince or
Texas sto~lteepers w h o
brought the world pink air
and "his and her" Egyptian
n1wnmy cases, has unveiled
a 12-foot-square plastic mouse
ranch as a Olristmas gift for
anyone "who has ever dream·
ed of being a cattle baron."
or many holiday gifts for the hand carried from the Sot.1th itiRl!i !$28 and alluw four 64S..2222 2• w.
very discrimlnating as well Pole. (Tra vel arri:lf1geml'nts \I L'Ckli for n1ono{;ramin(I ). I ~~~~~~~~~~~
as tM usual things one c4n for the courier, includini; row -A limited C'Oll1:>ction ot l-
live v.•lthout found in the 1974 bo~t and ic;t pick only $3,450 L bron1.t> spearhead.~ d a 1 i n ~
edition of the Neiman-Marcus -A st er 1 Ing silver frorn tht.! Pcrslun wurs. about
Christmas Book (book please, thermometer case , for 1.500 10 700 B.C. 1$3S nlounted
](ids Like To
Ask Andy A new, sllnpliried system
offering telephone ,ubscril'lers
on the Orange Coast three
basic cost-reducing rale!I is in
effect .
not catalogue). discriminating doctors, with Hl u lucite base )
Past extravaganza!! have i~•-----------------
Residence s e r v ! c e fo;·
Pacific Telephof!e Company
subscribers Is now tailor-made
to a fan1ily's dialing needs.
Streeter King, Paci f I c
Telephone's dist rict manager.
said Optional Residence
Te I epbooe Service,(ORTS)
went into effect last 'veek.
The toy, called the N-Bar-~f
Mouse Ranch. comes complete
with acrylic corrals and fences
a nd silverplated "roundup
tweez:en." lt costs $3,500, but
the price does not include the
mice.
eluded a truckload of pink
air (delivery date not
specified). his and her sub-
marines and Chinese jWlks
and two authenticated his and
her Egyptian mummy cases
(empty, about 2,000 years old
and $16,000 a pair).
This ye::ir, among the glitter
"\VE CREATED Tr as the of a 106-<:arat polished black
possible fulfillment or your boul~cr opal ($150,000 and can-
childhood dream and a not be charged on your N-~I
CUSTOMl:RS rN Newport paradise for mice," ~1arcus credit card), and the
Beach. Costa 1'.fesa, Corona commented here. ''It's your plushness of a Rwsian natural
del Mar and Balboa may own spread complete \\.'ilh sable jacket ($12,000), can be
choose to switch to ORTS, mesa, cacti. upper and lo"'er found more reasonable gifts:
which involves phones with pastures, corral, feed barn.
prefixes of 548, 6.11, 640, 642, watering tanks, reed bins, -A NICKEL-PLATED pen-
644, 645, 646, 673, 675 and plenty of fencing and a guin I~ bucket hand crnft-
759, King explained. windmill. ed in Italy ($450) and to
"ORTS (( _. make the bird feel at h.i1ne, o ers one P811Y, "Imagine the thrill of sitting Neiman-Marcus will fill ii with
flatcrate customers a variety around the campfire (or"~~~D~~~~~~~I of plans for increased Oe~· fireplace), singing songs of the
ibility in personal-calling prairie under the Cull moon Good Deed le
needs," he added. -or lamp -with your own make the scene
These are the three basic herd lowing softly,'' f\.tarcu s
plan" said. Sundays ,
-Unlimited station-to .1:;ta· "Or rather, perhaps squeak· in the l1f,\lijQJ(1}j
tion calls for a fixed monthly· -~in~g~g~e:nt~IY~·~"~-~-~-j_!==~~;~·~·~.,~-~-·~·~··~I rate, with no limit on the1.
amount of time spent ta!Xin'g.
-One hour per month of
calling aJI communities on the
map or communities in the
ORTS system in a specific
geographical area.
-A. total of 20 hours' time
per month calling those com-
munities. with ORTS service.
KING EXPLAINED under
the -:urrent system a Co!ta
?>.1esa customer with a 548
prefix who calls Inglewocd 25 - -
times per month pays $10 over
his base· service rate. This
$lG t'<lb would drop to $6.20
under the ORTS plan.
Free
Safe Deposit
Box
with account of $1000 or more
at most offices
Plus all the important tree
financial services.
.. Free American Express
Travelers Chequ~s
~Free .American Express
'Money Orders
• Free Notary Servi ce
• Free Trust Deed and
Note Collection
• Free Check·A-Month Plans
• Free Save-by-Mail
Service lor all
(We p11y the cus1omary cos1s
ol these services tor you )
HIOHf.Sl lll•lES OH INSUlll(O SA\lltt<lS
COltll'OUNDIED 04!lV ............... ~ .. ..............
7.50" 7.79"'
4 VIUo"S • S l(XlO Oft-·
6 .75"" = 6.98'"
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6.50" 6.72"'
5 .75" 5 .92"
--'°=[)AV~• 110000ft"'°"ll
5 .25" 5 .39"'
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_ _11AYB~ the maiJJ rea__j()Jl any "'OJ.ll® can wear tur·
quoise is it tends to change color in accordance with the
wearer's complexion.
Southern Orange County 1A GAL customers in San Clemente, 2
Dana Poi nt, -ealflJla Niguel, -- -•-GREAT WESTERN-SAV-INGS
San Juan Cep~trano and .i portion of Mission Viejo got NOC 01STRIBUTORS, INC .• 80 PROOF · 100% GRA IN
the plan in June. NEUTRAL SPIRrTS. NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS COMPANY SUGAR RAY
Q. ''How many boxing matches did Sugar Ray Robinsou
fight ? And win?"
A. Fou ht 202. \Von 175.
ONE OUT OF EVE RY 2tl men, who is both age 40
and single, can be expected to get married within the next
12 months. Only one out or every 45 ~·omen. who is both
age 40 and single, can be expected to fil'd that .soon.
• -Don't just-take
off pounds.
18k8 off inches.
t .000 Christmas gi fts . To learn that exactly 323 were for Why bulge when you can CUNe? Especial.ly. y,•omen , 302 y,·ere for youngsters, 127 were .for men, and
BIG DEPART~1ENT STORE ran a computer sludy of l
the rest or the presents were unclas!lified. That sampling when you could be as trim and slim as these
was thought to be large enough to indicate fairly well bow people. Dieting can help. But, diet alone isn't
holiday gifts are distributed nationwide. enough. You've got to firm up your body to
eliminate flab. We can help you do both with
COUGAR exercise programs and suggested patterns for
Some connoisseurs contend that no meat on earth has weight loss. The most modern exercise equip-
a richer and more delicate navor than cougar 'Steak. • ment and p"rolesslonal supervision will help
1N A GOOD YEAR, lt takes just about eight weeks for you change the look, the s hape
a healthy cornstalk to push oul a root system that end to and !he texture of your
end would reach. seven miles, I'm told. body. There are even Sauna, Steam, Wh irl pool,
JllSTORIANS have idenlified three men as "The Pen," Sun Room and Swimming
"The Tongue" and "The Sword" or the American Revolu· : Pool facilities to keep you
lion. Can you name them? Thomas Jefferson , Patrick firm, sli m and trim. You 'll
~Ienry and George Washington, respectively. look great, feel great.
IGHT\ ... -SEVEN PER€ENT-of-evei:ything-yoo kno•w--1e-Remember-ryou don:1..;ust1---
came to you through your eyes. Only seven perunt, get a shape; you get in
through your ears. But 3.5 percent. through your nose. shape. Make yourself a
And 1.5 perttnl through your sense of touch. \Vith one promise-Call today!
perttnl through your taste. Or so the science boys esli· There are 5 diffe rent
mate. programs -one to suit
TIES
\Yriter Chet Swit.cll: "Men have been knotting ties
around their necks ever since the Croats defeated the
Turks during the 17th century wars. One of the 'victorious
Croat regiments was retcd in Paris. The Frenchmen
copied the soldiers' colorful flowing scarves, and in honor
of the Croats. called lhis neckwarc the cravat. There are
16 ways to tie the cravat. One is so complicated, the
cravat must be cut oU at the end of the day, a boon to
neckwear manufacturers,
Address 111.ail to L. J.1. Boyd, P.O. Box 1875, New-
port Bcach,,.92660. Copyright 1974 L. M. Boyd,
MICE HIT
-DISCORD
RAVlNGHAM , Eng I and
(UPI) -Electricians blamed
mice for touching off ex-
plosions In a church organ
by gnawing through the
building1s electrical wiring. -
Aa-''N""nl Helps Solve 3 Biggest
FALSE TEETH
Worries and Probl1m1
Coniddtr a deotu,. sdlleaive. FAS-
TEETH• Po•dtt dOft all ol tllil: 1) 11e1p!I II.old uppeni and lowers
tonier, firmer, at.eadier. 2) HohU
&hem more comfwtab!Y, 3) llelps :r_ou eat m-natu111.lly. Why wony?
U• FASTEETH Oe'lltute Adbeo llTe Powder. Dentu~ that tit ..,.
-ntial to btalth. S.. JOUl dea.Ual -·
F'ine QuaU/y
·pns1At tlJGSi
·AU CT/bf(
Tonightat8p.m.
Exhibttion 7 p.m.
Newi>orter Inn.
1107 Jamboree Rd .
Newport Beach
Etcll flwg ~ ... Md •I !hit tudlool <°"* wltll •two ye ... WlrTM>IY wlll(fl ptf'l'!'li\$ INY'!r IO••· <,..,,.. nit 1or .nv ollm' comperetil• purt"-
prk• 10 DI p"tthei.ed •I '11Y DI -1111\ll'e •""' .....
lRANIAN
RUG WEAVERS
the needs of each
individual person.
including our
special introductory
offer-2 weeks
.. lllo Spa fw °"'Y S I 0.
--510 5 . Beach
Boulev11rd. South ol Lincoln Avenue
626·0381 -622 East Katella Ave ,
We'' of Tuslin Ave., 639-244 1 ...... _
2300 H11rbor Boulevard.
Harbor Center 549-3368
Westminster
S7S7 Westminster Avenue. Wt'stmlnsler Center 894-3387 --18585 Main S1reet. Ma in SI. at Beach Blvd.
842-1451 ..... -4101 Allantlc Boulevard. Co rner 01 C.rson
426-8874 .... ... 17031 Vontura Boulevard.
~s~~alboa
· Holiday .Spa Health Clubs
tor Men and Woman • •
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-ASSETS OVER $41'1 BILLION • COMPLETE SAFETY SINCE 1117
80 F11hlon l1land, Newport Center • Santa Ana • _ Bu_ena Park• L1gun1 HiUI
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TONIGHT'S
TV HIGHLIGHTS
KTt.A (5) 8:00 -"'l'he Palcrac-c .'' C)nl! of 11ob
llop<:'s n1ost memorable nl(1vic con1i:Uil'::i, ttns
1948 flick costhrs J<ine Russ ell.
'AB'c (7 ) 6:00 -l\1onday Night l<'ootball. 'J'hc
Super Bo\.\·J C'hampion J\'li;1mi L)()lphins pl:.iy hu:,l
to the Ne\Y York .Jets in :111 An1cri1;;.1n ConrL·!'cnL·c
clash.
NIJC (.I) 9:00 -''Snit ::i nd Pc pJ)('r." Sarn 1nr
J)a\'1S Jr. and fJf'tl'r l.~1\\'ford play a pai r of night
club 0\1111 1; rs 1 u rnt·d \u111..1tc 11 r :,lllul hs i n this I !*IIB
movie my:-Lcry.
.DAILY LOG
Monday
Evening
OCTOBER 7
1:00 0 (!) (Cl m Hews
0 M)~(})Q)00 Ntws
O @ Bon111i1
0 (1i9• Ci)) ill t;I) ABC M•nd1r
Hi1ftt ft11thlfl New York .let~ i1
M11m1 Oo!phins.
Q Wllat's M1 l ine!
0) ''"'141' f1mirr
(9 Mod Sqvtd
fD M111ic1I Co111edy Sllow
12, Stir Trti
ff) Cllldric ComplllJ m Speed lhetf
':JO I Rarmo•d 11111 Show Andy 10.iHlth
ZMm!
. lht l'ltntt11
UTiie R1i.c1!s
7:001J O ®J ~ @ m Ncw1
0 to .. tin& !or Doll1r1
(6) Mod SciuH
0 ROOK>ES-CANG * ON KILUNG SPREE!
':JO
0 (.~ (!') (Il ffi Tht Rooiies
"Ded h at 6AM" Cn"s lllU01rly es-
upes de~th at the hands of 1 !no
on a wild 'um! spree th at lt1ds
to !ht ~1lhn1 ol 1 pol1cemon and a
dor:lo•. Resthedul~.
(iqJ Moy le: !2h•l "The Sfir Who
C1m1 ift from tile tclld" (d1a) '66
-Richard 8urlon, Claire Bloom.
(El Dr11net Qi {6J Movie: (C) (2hr) "Tell Them
Willie Bor h Here" (dra) '69-Ro~·
ert Red ford, Katherine Ross, Roberl 811ke. W lnl11tlon: The Money Me111-Go-
Round €Il Muy A111decido
IEI RHODA-COMEDY H>T * Rh oda finds work!
6 i1tl @ (I} Rhoda Rhod.i lands
a job wl!h a small publishinc l•rm
ind ends up deliverin1 the eulory
11 the !une111 of 1n ~ulhor whoS!
it[~:i~:sA;~::tl:e b~-s.
lor1m1 (J) Trvtll " Ccln1equc"cts m 1 Lowe tuq
li)The rll iO:OO ll (Ul(!)(j)M1dlc1J Center r11; !J) lloa:1n'1 Heroes "Tht Shlt1ertd Mask.. Cameron mGm11nld1
l.1\S VJ·:t:.r\Sl,\P l 'J'hc
fnurth annual I.a!'. \'pg<Js
J·:nt f'r l a 1nn1c nl 1\1\(1rds
:-.h u\v \viii ht• ·1)rt·.~~·nh·d as
Bo il ll n pt·':-. :-.t•c·o 11d
h 'h •\'i:-.1!11) :-.pt•rial o l the
.. JUGGt«H.tt.UT" IPGI
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"THE GIOOVIE TUii:~
"WHH:f DOfS IT HUITr Ill
"THE SEDUCTION
OF MIMI" Ill
"MACOH COUNTY LIME"
"HIGH f'UIHS DllFTEI" Ill
I ACAMMY AWA.IDS!
"CAIAll:ET" ll'GI
"DEATH WISH"
"Sil,,CO .. Ill
'"THE OUTFIT"
"SOYLfHT GIEEH" IPGI
Sp#ci1I Pr lee 12:30 10 2:00 p.m,
I••~ Sun. & Hotld1yt)
SAN DIEGO FRWY at
BOLSA EX. 893·0546 (M l if Yl lltJ M•lchell gutS11 as .I min who myi-
1 Chin! 11 Cllanu terioosly rtlusts !o te! hos dauah· • "CUUOIHE"
Dram• tu hive !ht heart ope rat;on 1hat ,.40 CAl•TS" trGI wilt tree her from hie 1n her whu l-
Thret Sloops cb;ilr_ Dtbo11h Winters al~ guests.
7:30 I M1sq11111d1 P111y {3) Gomtr Pyle A. ''1'Hf GRU T GA.TSIY"
8 ~ Y "'"THE P'AIALU.X VIEW" IRI . roti« Su1a11011 "'The t,lilitant" ews 11,..;-.;.;.;;..;.;;--.----"'fl -Nt1pl llfNi!ijll!iir - -rc1 ·MonttttJ·Pop A mw-
(1 @(}:•lo Tell Ult T1utll s1c11 documtnlilfl filmed al the J1'I. 8 ACADEMY AWA.IDS!
0 Mdlit~-s Movit:-{Cl (211rJ Mont1111 1o11rn11~1 Poo Festival ~ "CAIARET" IP'G I
. "[lep-ant W1li" ''"' '54-Peter s1arrong )in11 Jo111in, Th! Mam1$ &
'
. T JI ~ "DEATH WISH" r1nch, £liz1beth Taylor, Din• An· Papas. Jimm1 Hen ux, ht ti er-
drews. son Ai1pl1ne, The Who. Country Joe "SElrtCO" lltl
l'iOJ Ltrs MtM A Dt1I & th! ri\h, Olis Reddinc and Ravi ID hwltcMd Shimbr.
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c·on1in L.! st'u~on . the lll.'\\•)y
J'or1nt•il A<·J.11l1·rn~' of V~ricl y
a nd Ctil li.lt"t•l !\l'l iSIS hus iHl·
nounct>d.
'f'h{' ShOV.' "ill be liil)\"'(I
frvrn Nov. 12 ttu·ough Nov.
l·l al (.'u c~ars Palac·t· llot<·J
and v.•ill be iHl'Cd on N UC.: on
Nov _ 20.
l'LUS
"FANTASTIC PLANET"
Losf Ti111e TofliCjhl
"FREAkS" • "THI: Ul'IHOLY
THREE"
Sfc:ri1 Ti.esdoy
GobM & Harlow
"CHIMA SfAS'" ....
JiKty Gorillftd.Gent kelly
"FOi ME AHO
MY GAL"
''THAT'S
EtITTRT.t.IMMEMT"
5:30.8:00-10:15
W ./5-. 1:00-5:10
8:00-IO:J S (l~@ Wild Wtrid of A11im1ls tll Educ1tion1l [coloE)' Series 1-----4 f1· -WMaitlftN.$traiPt-J11.~-_, __ rit Tht, ~nr11eha111es m lim111, Dt111 SPloW Et)hl1tiu i!andid1!1s "Swe!~
S~ial Price 10: 15 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
t111copt Sun. & Holid1ys)
El) Little 1t1scal1 of State" A 1erie1 ol political de·
bales be1ween ma jor undida!es tor
1:00 0 [t (£ (lJ Cunsmokt "Thirt'I s!1tewide offices. pttsen!I Demo---=============== A Month & Found" Gent E•ans, ffi. critic A$$t mblywomiln M1rch Fong
... :·· ;: :: .
cholilS Hi mmond and Vin Willi1ms I'S. Repu blica n 81i1n R. Van Kamp,
tuts! 11 three t11il cowboys •host both candidates for Secre11ry of
lr111luliotts le1d to robbtiy when Stile.
they find their •ay of lilt com!n1 (Q:fi (j)) ltfttll.ll
lo an t11d. D1vid B1ian Ind. ford fl) MO'rit: "The Ovtr-tht-Hi11 G1nc ..
R1iney ilso cuest. (com) '70-l'al O'Brien, Chill Will$,
ti CHILD INTERFERES * WITH TR>Al R>TUAL FTCES DANGER ON
"BORN FREE" TON>TE
Waller Brenntn.
• Jeu1ney lo Advtntu1e
BllL~sbJ l1 Ciudtd G1it1
10:)0 I S.f1ri to AdYtnlur•
· Mu1lc1I Comedy 0 ~ (!) ®J m loin fret "Afri .
ta's Child" When ii/I ll·Jell·Old gi1l ll:OO ogv 0 al~ Hews
hnds an infant In the bu1h. 11111 Q JJ (\,0) tl) 1)3 @ News
!here by !he Bor1n llibe 1s part o1 0 lest ol Groucllo
1n 1nc1ent rile, Geor1e must aec1del (6) HYPO
wh1! !o dtl orith the inlin\ "'thou! O MO'lit: (C) "ftny lo Honr
insultong tht Boraos. Da"n lynl Kona:" (adv) '61-Curt Juri:eM, Or·
ll!!_esh wn Wellts. O Movlt : (CJ (2hrJ ''The P1!tl1te" W Min ion: !mpo11ible
(com) '41-Bob Hopt. Jane Russell, Q) ~hi G1llery
(i) Brit •I Gro11eho ~!Jl (3) Ptk1 Gunn
I Oe1lt1'' Choice ~61 Wild Wild Wrst
Tbe 8o!d Otlts ED Yoe !or He1tth
T11t.ro dtl Airr (~ ({j) Wtntrd: De•cl or Alive
"? MoY!t: (~) (2h r) ''8elo'ltcl In· 11:30 f) '11 (3l C.) CBS lite Movie: (C)
hder' (d11) 59 -Grerory Peet "Tht-Wom1n Hunltl" (1usp) '72-
Drbouh Ktrr, fdd1r Albert. Bar~~fil [den Robert Vaughn S1u· I film ft1turt ~rt Whtlman. °t"'lrtJ Storc h. ' l't~~ou,;ie . . , (3) Movie: "Bl11t of Silence" (mys} . Movie: Cnme b1 H11hf (mysl ·51-Allan BHon. Moll, McCarth1.
44-Jane Wyman, )!rome Cowin. 8 ~ @crOJ m Johnny Cu50~
t:JO (i) Get Smu1 rr1clured•flickefS m Mtn Griffin ShOW' l6) Miwir: ''l W1i 1n AdYenl u"n" ED Special of lhe Wert "The Gu (il11) ·co -Vrra loima. Richa1d
drn l'Jrty ' This dr1mal1lat10n ot Gree~e, ftlN l~:rr.
K1the11ne Mansheld s short story., ~ ~ovie: (~) Blood of tht Vam-
sel 1n V!rmont on !he la!e 40s tells pne {ho1) ~9 -Don ald W¢1M,
of 1 yount 11rl s fr1r.t encounter BHbar1 Shelley.
with dea!h when somel)tle sht (El W1nd!~lu1t . ~nows dot~ I ro_ Hum•n•r..t All!r~at:ve ( 19 !Ii> Science r1thon Theatre
9:00 f)@(l) (fl Maude WJl!er rind· 12:00 0 Movie: "Ctou trrp., (my~) '60-
Ja1 _and A,rlh ur HJrmon. go oU on. 'I Lauience Pa1ne Jtll Achms. l1stt1na trip and land m 1a1I while m lincer ' . Maude and V•••an slay home and
10 on 1 cato1it binge I 0 @ €0 NBC MoftdlJ Movie: iCll
(21w) "SHI l l'epprr'' (my~) '68--
S.rrunr Davis Jr , Peter L1w!ord, M1 1·
chatl Sates. Ilona Ro<111ers. The lwo
(!wners ol one ol london·s sm1rtest
n1gM c1~b$ btcom! in~l•ed in solw.I
Ing a series of b11fli ng murders
Tuesday
DAYTIME MOVIES
l :OO Q @)Tomo1row '
1 :4S fl Movie: (C) "Mt et Mt Alter lhe
Show" (mus) '51 -Belly Grable,
Macdonald Carey. [dd11 Albu t,
J:OO O Mowit: "Kill Mt Jomoirow"
(dra) 'S7-P11 D'Br.en, l111s Ma~
well. Tommy Steel e.
J:lO Q (C) "C1ll Me MiJter" (mu!) '51
-Dan 01iley, Betty Grable.
1:30 "IQ) (C) "Coun\erl)Ginl" (dra) '68-
Charlton Helilon, Ma"m•loan Schell.
tll [6"1 {C) "Any Sttond No•''
, (dr;i) '69 -Stewart Gr3nger, lo1s l :lO O ~The M1iqutrade(' (d") Jl-/Utlleton.
Ronald Co!man, [h51a Lando.
':00 t) (C) "Bt1!1 Aft Rin(ln(' Cond, S:OO (.1) "M1. luc'1" h dv) '48 -C1ry
(com) "tO-Judy Hol1diy j Grant, L~'.11nt Oay. .. ,
1 --~'.JlCOO 0 "f.Ulih ldol'.!..(d1a) ·e ~J :~ f) (CJ H11f An1el (com) 51-r Ha .. k1n1 M"he1e Mo,gin ''Wiid-tomu-ro1111r, Jostilh-t:otte -
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lirt" ("'ts) ·~&-Bob Stee le, "Re·\ (J'"Wells f11ao" {wr 1) 'J1-Joel
tu1n o! Jrn t James" {,.15) 'SO -. McCrea. f11nte~ Oet.
John !rel.1nd I O (C) "Sinain' in the 1!1i"" (muS)
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THE FAMILY ORCUS By BU Keane
..
Huntington
Teacher
Installed
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$75,000 Fi11.c
Bestline to Pay
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Hearing
In Keesee
Case Set Carolyn J.Utchell, a teacher
at Oak View School in Hw1-
From \~'irr: Servi~s tington Beach, has been in-
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stalled as vice chair1nan of ..._ 1..
SAN DIEGO-Details in the the Cafifornin. Specia l Educa -SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) -and then recruited oUK>r ii\·
bizar r e, cloak-and-dagger lion Commission. Bestline Products Inc. of San vestors.
1nurdcr case charged to HWl-i,.,,.,_ The commission. appointed 1''ranclsco has agreed to pay Though neither firm ad-
tington Beach sold;er of by the State Board of Educa-$75,000 in civil penalties in mittcd wrongdoing by agree·
fortune Bobby Joe Keesee are ~·-··· . • tion, is the agency responsible answer to charges it was in-ing to the consent order issued
expected to en1crge here Nov. for the development of the volved In pyramid sales. by U.S. District Judge Charles
18 in U.S. District Court. state's master plan for special The suit filed last year by B. Renfrew, the former presi-
Motions will then be filed education. the F'cderal Trade Com-dent or Bestline, Willlam E.
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i.-)t, We .,. tk•M·1tytl•fL A lint. bit ....,.., .... Hie ,_., by federal public defenders 1.1rs. 1.titchell ha! scr\•ed on mission charged that Bestllne Baily, still faces trial.
in behalf of Keesee, 40, who the conurus· sion for three and Bestline Corp., \lhich The FTC suit. ~·hictl ask<?<! .
stands aeeu••d r the k.d n1arkets household and in-for more lhan $1 million in JOSEPH'S SCISSOR STYLING "" o 1 nap i·ears and worked on the
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and murder of U.S. Vice dustrial clffilers. failed to damageo, involved 99 alleged
Consul John Paltersoii. master plan ~·hich is expected obey a November 1971 FTC viola tiom of the 1971 order. 9564 u~u • H·-"-' I h-968-3535 to become Jaw this year. S . f . to th 1 rnllllRlnOft "'"'.. ..n • ..,.Oft eac The victim vanished from order. umg _or mves rs, e sta e 105 N. Hsbor llYd,. Ful&tf'tM -Ph. 17'-31U his 1..'0ru;ulate in i~er.nosll\o, She tlas been a teacher the The flnns agreed to stop attorney general last year ~·on
f\1ex.. r-.1arctl 22 and h!s " past 15 years, the last two pyramiding sales practices in $1.8 million judgment against NOW JOI YOUI COMYINllHCI ••• OP'EM DAILY
decomposed body -....·as tound:l --l-'m_r_ig_h_t_h•_•~•-·_M_o~m~m:y~,~i~n~c~a~s-e_y_o_u_w_o_n_t_m_•_f_o_r __ i~n~the'.::_0eean ___ v_i•_w_Se_hoo_l_'.w~h~ic~h~~in~v~es~to~r~s~pa~id~~fo'.'.r'.._~Bes~t~line~~an~d~Bes-t-line--Co~rp~.~~·~·~,M~. ~to~l~O~PM~-~SA~T~·~·~S~U~N~D~A~Y~t~to~5~P~.M~·~ four months late r in a gulch · something!" Di.strict. distributorships or frauctlisc'I in Los Angeles.
cigtlt miles outside of town.
KEESEE, OF 77&1 \Varner
Ave.. was captured at his
apartment by FBI agents not
long after Patterson's disap-
pearance and a subsequent de·
n1nad for $250,000 ranso111.
J1e has pleaded innocent.
The onetime globe-hopper
has been held-In jail ever
since in lieu or $500,(1{)11 bail
"''hich was reduced from an
original $1 million .
Government prosecutors fil·
ed murde r chargese against
Keesee and an alleged ac-·
complice who has eluded cair
lure. \rhcn the missing diplo-
mat's body 1vas founrl.
A federal gr.and jury in-
di ctment returned against the
suspect "''ho \vorked as a
cahinetn1aker in Santa Ana ,
did not specify the evidence,
n1otive. or method or ex-
ecution or the plot it asserts
-Keesee masterminded.
JOHN CLEARY, executive
director of the re de r a 1
defender's office. declined to
reveal the legal maneuvers
his men plan .
"1 can only tell you we
have quite a few." he said.
"'f can't I.ell-which onei"'""wlll
be filed and I'm not in a_
position to discuss them at
thi~ time."
Keesee tlas a background
t)f intemational intri.gue dat-
in~ back lo "'hen he was
C UNllOOk HAIOWAll 1974
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.a fOl.lilg GI and .\\'Orked... . .i·ll.J--f-J,._ _____ _
Russ1.1. claiming CIA eon-
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11c spent 49 days in 11 Cuban
jail in 1962 after bein~ c:iught
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escapade.
llE ALSO SPE~'T three
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ilanoi after being captured on
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ll-'h.ich he ~as reportedly last
seen trotl.ing into n Laotinn jung le after hljacking a plane
nnd forcing ttle pilot :o land
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man who faces life in fed eral
prison if convicted or ttle Pat-
terson kidnaping and ex-
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Nutrition Ed -ucat ·ion Neglected?
By JO OLSON 0tf11e o.u,,.._Jttff
Joyce Riley ulways shof)B along
the periphery or the groct!ry store.
"1'hal way you leave all the junk
in the middle," she expl ained.
''Particularly the Junk on the ~nds
of the a isles.
This m akes s ens e fo r a
nutritio~ist becuuse the edges or
the grocery store usually contai n
the fresh. foods that are most
wholesome-the fruits. vegetables,
d airy products and mc;,its.
A teacher by trade \.\'ilh un ~tA in
theater arts, J\lrs. Riley has jum·
pcd into the study of nutrition wittl
such a fervor that she has been
described by a former UC l11rofes·
sor as "very knowledgeable" in the
subject.
The Costa J\·tesan's interest in
nutrition \Va s triggered when she
coupled responses described in a
book about low blood sugar with
the learning problems her students
were di splaying.
••\Vhy do the res po nses match'?"
she asked he rsel£. l~er answer was,
••Nutrition mus t have something to·
do with learning."
She found that many of her
students 'vcre coming to school
\\o'ilhout !Jre;.ik£ast, and that they
\\'ere hype ractive.
VITAJ\llN Tiii:: RA PY
lier own son al~o \Va s having
p roblems in lc;,:irning, so she gave
him a prescribed Vitamin B·J com·
plex a nd wa s convinced that
nutrition and behavior \\'~re con·
nected y,·hen he -stopped having
temper tantrums after taking the
complex.
"In the las t four years I've been
going furthe r into the fi eld of
nutrition," she Si.lid.
She herself was put on
a benelicial nulrlliOniil progra m,
which (urther convincc<l .her that
food was more than jUst something
to eat.
The culprits in a di et, P.trs. Riley
believes, are white sugar, white
flour, food colorings and food ad.
!ditives. •
'"You can have allergic reactions to these foods," s he explained.
· ~!rs. Riley also believes that
nut rition education s hou ld start
\vith young people. She would ad-
vise high school g irls to plan good
she printed news or a nutrition ...
ist udy done by Dr. Donald Davi s ut
1.JCI \•ih ich links 1>00rdiets to uddic·
tion to a lchol and tobact'O.
"This s tudy muy have Im·
plications £or our LO (learning
disability) child ren who start
ti moking and drinking in high
school and a1lpear to be addicted to
those stimulants at an'tarly age,"
litrs. Ri ley comments in the
newsletter.
• "\Ve may find that we can stop
addiction right in our own kitchens
loni::: before it starts if ~·e begin
'Kids are saturated with
non-nutritive
stimulants -colas from
the age of three.
diets and take care of their bodies·
with future · pregancies in mind.
She also advoca te11 that th:cy not
smoke. .
She deplores the diets of children
Who are given "colas from the time
they're three a nd sui;ar until it
comes out of their ears.
STIMULANTS
"Kids are saturated with 'non·
nutritive stimulants','' she said.
i\l rs. Riley also is active in the
c ·a tiforn ta Associat·ion for
Neurologicall y Handicapped
Children and edits its neY:sletter,
which she adm its is her ~·soap
box ."
In a re~ent ed'ition, for example.
~sing fresh fruits and vegelables
and proteins."
In spite or her soapbox , J.trs.
~iley finds il's difficult to get tbe
message out.
She included severalseminarson
nutrition in a conference she r e·
cenlly chaired for CANflC which
·.attracted 1,000 people, and is plan·
.nin g a more specialized one for
next year.
• 1\lrs. Riley says she does nol
di agnose a nd does not Prescribe,
but she is \Villing to s hare her
knowledge.
To this end, sh_e has put together
a bibliog raph y on the ''Or.
t homolccular Remediation of Lear-
ning Disabilities," which she will
giyc lo interested persons.
She also \Vanls to work toward
Pushing professionals -to become
.interested in nutrition. •·1 a lso
would SUIJport ll nutritionallyorten·
t ed medical clinic,'' s~e saicL
eop e
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As for !\I ts. Riley·s latest iil·
vestigation, it's dealing w ith the
merits or d rinking corn silk tea to
help lose weight.
_ This may seem_ Light_ to some
disdainers, but to a nutritionally
oriented person, it'S another heavy
s ubject.
Joyce Riley, a student of
nutrition, shops for
fresh foods she feels
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
MIH!Ny,Ckltber1,1t 74 P,,gel1 are the most wholesome
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MOMWORKS3S~IFTS ·
By ALLISON DEERR or T"-O•llT Pll91 Sl•tt
Parenthood can be joyful , tiring,
confusing, exciting and sometimes
frightening.
or; all of the above.
Young parerlts attending the first
. ·in a series for Exploring Paren-
thood s e t the course for the
"remainiiigJive sess ions.
As each parent talked about his
•family,.the needs of the group sur·
fa ced. In the coming weeks, they·
will ta lk about ».hases of child
growth and d evelopme nt,
dis cipli ne, e nric h ment or the
... child's life, Safety and how to play
with children.
·Exploring Pacenthood, which
'"•ill ·meet c"ery other l\Ionday ·
,e\"enil]g at 7:30 p.m. in Corona del .:
Ptlar H1gh S_chool, Room 244, is a
.Pilot program.
Co·s ponso red by the O"r3nge
'County Unit, Ame ri can Red .Cross
.and •l arbor Pediatrics, the series·
will be ]('d by Dr. l\l arlcne Coleman
and Dr. Tom Robinson and by l\1rs.
Nancy Donaldson, RN, PJIN and
Red Cross volunteer:
J\·frs. Donaldson, mother of t\vo,
j s a member of a national task
force of the Red Cross lo establish a
parent edu c a lion progran1.
YOUNG ClltLDR EN
··rhe focll s of the meetings \Vill
.be on helping pa rents of children
from infa ncy through age 5. The
1 format ·\vi ll be flexible and \\'C will '
discuss \vhatever parents feel they
. need most to kno\v, '' she s:i id.
Dr. Coleman explained that the
idea l \\.·o uld allow the fan1ily
pediatrician to explain to the
parents \\'hat to expect from the
child on all levels -phys ical~
~ocial. emotional-tluring each
phase of gro\vth. ·
"'B ut, ho\v much can you tell a
parent in a 15-minute consultation?
From my O\\•n practice and from
my work in. e mergency ' rooms,
many problems could be prevented
if parents knew what to expect
'~:hen a child began to crawl, or
<:limb."
The-pediatricians "and RN hope to
reassure those a ttending the series·
lhal they ''will.come into the clas·
sroom as good parents and leave as
good parents."
GUIDANCE
Dr. Coleman hopes to ofrcr "a n·
ticipatOry guida nce" to parents.
"Every chi ld is individual, but
there are some major de\1c\opn1 en·
-tal steps through which all child ren
progress,, that parents can an·
tiripate."
Perhaps the bes t thing the series
will have to· o£fer, they said, is to
assure parents that they are not
alone. ·
•·Even a s a nurse, \\•hen I
brought my first c hild home from
the hospita l, t kept waiting for the
nc·xt shift to come on," !\lrs.
I:>onaldson sa id, "Then I rcalizl'd
that I \vould be \1·orking three shift s
.a clay."
Throug h film s , a variety or
resource mate ri a l and reading list.
parents will be apprised or basic
chi ld deve lopment, discipline
methods and safety.
Individua l interests \V!jl be met
as \\'ell. •
Se,·e ral participants in the first
session ""anted to learn "anything I
ca n about being a parent." One
mother, 35 with il S·month old son,
had no ('Xprrienrl· \\ !!h inL1n1...,
before lhe birth 01 hero\\ n {'h1ltl
··1 1vas an onl v l'h1ltl. I ne\cr
'babys ;i!. I taught.kindergarten h ut .
1 had no experie nce in caring for
babies. Although I am more secure
and happy being a mother no\v, 1 ·
could have used this program six
months ago."
1',1\T llERS INCLU DED
T1vo young fathers, \Vho plan to
atlen'd on alternate sessibns 11•hile
their wives baby.sit , \l':llltl·d i1lea ...
on child development :ind ho11' tn
cope \\'ith each nc1v stage.:
Both arc invol\'cd \\'ith the basic
care of their children, and feel that.
fathers should be taught how to
p<i rcnt. as \\•e ll as mothers.
'fhey also \vantecl ideas on ho\\• to
pla y with childr.c n. a ~uggestion
made by seve ral p::ircnts at the
meetin~.
Siblin g rivalry, lc<lrnin.(! lo trc;tl
<'hilrlrcn as peop le and IO\ing \\'Cl't.:
other topics.
"For the first tv•o years. pafents
are literally on their,O\\·n." the HN
asse rted. ··,\n d . as a nurse. I kno1v
hov• im1>0 rtant those first ye;1r .... a r~
fo r childre n . Throu g h thC'sv
progr:i n1s \\·c hope to t·quip parl'nls
to 1nakc the best of lho:-.f• )c;1r:i.
t;ive chil dren a ~ood :-l:nt.·•
Puhli c l.'ducalion l)l'ogr:i n1s arc a/
key func! ion nf l:tl'd CJ'n..;s, !i hl' :i d·
<led, aton~ \Vit h lhc hloo1l ha;1il,
firsl aid a n<I \\·a tcr s;1fl·lv !here Ir~
pro!Jr<1 n1s \\'hi ch aid thc.hous~ifl',
leen molhcr an d train tcacl'icrs or
p:1rent educ a lion .
Persons intcrr sll'd in the Ex·
plorinp: Par<.'nthood Sl'tll'S can 1·on·
ta('t the J{c·<I Cros.;; or :1lt r nd lht!
nex t session , l\londay, O<·t. 11.
Ad m ission is SL pt'r pcr::.on, Sl.511
per couple.
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DADS AA E-PAREN'fS, lOO
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Good Things • 1n Life a Reason to Stay
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Sc\'Uf!al
fi'm t>s 1·,·e bee n inclined to rebut1
Somronc \\·ho had · l.'XJ>l"('SSC'd an
01>inion in ynur C'Olun1n. I \\'as
'Jle\·er mcH·cd to \\' l'ilc until no\\'.
The ,,·ril e r ncldress ed he r
1·c-n1:1rk s to "those '''ho have a lleot·
ptecl suLC'idc, or nre no'v con·
siclcrinEt it.'" She lK'~i:::e<1 th('m to
t hink oC lhc-ir lhved anl'S and the
guilt lhc\· \\'Otilcl r:1rry lo lh£'i r
f::rtl\'('S ~('a\IS(' or SOnll'lhin~ they
h<icl cfont> nr N01' clont . Rubbish!
A11plc~at1C'c ~ 1 Tor~rf e;il hr rs ~
1·11(' JK'l'SOll \\ho il' ronlc1nplali11f:
suicide is full of h;1IC. llr rrall~·
hollt'S hllnst•lf. h 11t 1u ;1n:igcs l<l ll'an·,
~ft•r lh:1 I h<1IC' to nl ht•rs. llii1 only
~0:11 is lo 111 nk t• I hut 1x·1·:-nn 1or per·
sons ) ~11ffl1r. ,\ln1ost l'\l'r~· ~ull'ldc
fltt'nlit fn1n1 t ht• I hou~ht. ··'J'hc~· 11·ill
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-W;;;orJTfOlj-the>v;iy they treated
me!"
hlv ;lcl\'ice to \VOulcl·be suicides is
this : Stov .. kiclding yo urself. They
\r ill NPt bC' sOrry, Ir you com1uil
sni<'ide ~·ou'll prove th<'Y \\'ere righl
\\'hen they s ;iid you \\'ere too ,.,eak
to r:u::e life.
Their battle cry is, "If you cun't
!lt;ind the heat. ~et out of the kit·
chcn." ~. you ~ot 011t of the kit·
chcn ;111<1 left it all to them.
'"ou ;.1lso 1e £l :1 sunny cfay in June.
lhl' l~auti ful J:irl you mi,eht ha,·e
kiss<'d. the hook ,YOU n1i~ht ha\'('
""''"· the cirf'ss ~·0111· ctn11ghl€'r ,,·ill
\I 1•ar al h<-'r \l't•cl<lin ,e. nn<I ~·our fir:-t
J:l'a n<l t•hilct 's ht':l rl .,,·:irn1 ini.: sn1 i I(•.
1'hink. ·rhiuk . 1'hln~. Sfo:EN 11·
111\PPF;N .
Ot-:i\R St-:t-:S : Thank.o; ror an t·~·
ct•lll'lll app1·aisa l. TJ)t' 11~y·
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c::hi:alrisls are on Yottr slifP. Vet
_ -the ncx& letter is very In.·
tcresting.
PEAR ANN I.ANDERS: I \\'ant
lo th.i nk the woma n "'ho ad·
\·iscd uicid:1I pt opll' to J!l\:c
snmc thou~ht to t h<>!'<' lhry love.
lier lclle r killccl ;in ic!c:i that has
lx·cn in m ~· ni ind f OI' (lUitc <I \\'hi le. •
'r hl.' o\'Cl'"·he ln1ini.,: flesire lo
('SC!q)C lhl' )lilin of li\'ill,i: (':ID he
niosl :1 pp<::11in &: to ol'll' \\ho !'Uff('l'S
:i lot.
I kncnv. bcC"ausc J'\·c considered
:;ul~ide m any lime~. nut l u1a~
o.ilw :1ys s topped by :\ nap;fl ini::
rcclin,.: that l .shouldn't ~no rc;1 l
re:.i:-on, just snmcthin~ tn1cl nlc,
••r>on 't <lo it." Thul won1u11 's lcllcr
J:t1\'C me Lhe rc;.ison.
I'm a collcJ!e sluctent f ~irl. !IJ!C
t 91. 1-'or the r a,;t 111 n1011th" l\t.:
hf'1•n in :1 ctt>l'Jl <lf'prt•:-.sion l'n1
tlimhlnj.! 0 111 ci r it THI\\' ltllll lt'l'I {'(ID•
fidl•nt 1'11 m a'k c it. 'fhcl'c'lt hC'
ti1nc~ 11crha11s "'hen I'll slq1, hut
now I knu\V why l n1u,;t nl.'vc1· ll'l
J:O, .
'111:1nk ,\'OU. Ann, (n1·rn·in!int: 1h,1!,
)1'fl f"r . It \\',1-. a l1fl':-.,1\cr.
H~SC Li ED
1)1-;,.\lt Fltl E\'ll: \'ou 111,n't SOI\'
~·nu '\'l' l11•cn 1(1.'ttini;t prnff'.:...,lon;d
hf'l11. If ~nu h a\'f'n'I. 11l1·asP 1·1111·
:-icll·r it. Pt•rindie houl.'<i u·i1h 1!(•1•11
tlc prf'ssion ar(' lnu ~h to h:1 ndh;
~1lonc. (inod luck, honey.
llF:.\I{ t\7\N T.l\NOF:RS: i\tv\\'irc
'1l'l"S t•all her i\I 11 1·~) ht·lnnco; tn :1
1111111 h c 1' o r l'h :1r it ahll'
Ol"J!!111 17.!11tOl1 '\, !':he kt'l'P" i.;1•1\ltl ~
t'lll'l'C"llll !Hll.'11 ('(' a 1l drl'1''l·1I l q
.. ,\Ir.,, l\t.n·~· Snl 1th."
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1•;1,.U;11!\ 1h.d \11• Hl<'ll'I d1\1tlo Pd.
1·r11 n11l rlt •:1 1t ·'"' ;11111 1'11 prt•lt•rlh;il
:;hr 11-;l hPn;clr as ,\J rs .. John !'im lth.
~he l11l lht• roof.
l 1 ·1n '""a \I rin1:1 n 11 -.i n'!lll"r fiN.f.
11;11l1•· .11 11 1 .• 1d•·11 n:1rn1· lor pt'Oll•,.
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a...,J.. h•·r -.houl1I ht· (•111111).(h , 1\'i °'
1nall 1·1· of ... 111·i.ll 1·ti,1u1•t1 f', she is
)Ir'\ .. h1hn Sn1ilh. l '1n "ith)llll.
.\ no·llOll'it'll.,C ;ippro:iC'h to hnv1
tn r1 .. a1111th hie';-; 1110 ..... l d1rf11·11lt a nil
n1"'' r1 •\1:1t1hn :• ;1r1 ,1111.:1<111,.nt Ann
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·Discriminaffon Fought '
Credit Barriers Falling
NEW VOii!\ <UPll -
There are brave new signs
that one set of old barriers
against women is coming
down.
Women, once considered
a poo r credit risk, Jn·
creasingly are regarded as
c redit worth y by the
business and financial ·
\vorld. Di scrimination
bccaUse of sex or marital
status is becoming a no-no.
One indicalion came rrom
lhc National Association of
Jlealtors on sin gle v.·omen
and home buying.
The a ssociation said a
random stud y of realtor
·boards showed th ~it single
women in many parts of the
nation arc purchasing
homes, condominiums anji
investment property in in-
creasing numbers. And this
is an area where loan credit
l!-Sually is a must.
Statistics from the U.S.
J)cparlment of Jl ousing and
Urban Development (HUD)
support the survey results
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women last year purchased
more existing homes, with
, Federal !lousing Ad·
ministration (FHA> in·
surancc than single men.
GAP NARROWING
llUD r eported that in
1970, five and one-hall per·
cent or t!xlsting home mor·
.tagagos went lo aJngle
males, four 8nd one·h•lf
percent lo ainele female*.
Last year, single ma.lea bad
seven and three·lenlhs per·
cent or the market, lhe
women seve n and seven·
tenths percent.
From the realtor survey,
lhere we re these findings.
In Chicago, 20 percent of the
units in one of the city's con·
dominium developments is
owned by single women. In
Newark, sales to single
women ranged Crom tract
houses lo modular homes.
·Atlanta realtors reported
sales to teachers, nurses
and an editor of a local
newspaper. One woman, a
recording artist, purchased
a $90,000 home.
Breakthroughs also were
reported in s maller com-
m uni l i cs where It
previously was a rarity for
single women lo ~urcbase a
home. In RIYerslde, a city -Some women say that
of lS0,000, one reallor repor· different standards are
t1.od a sale of a home in the used to measure their credit
$2S,OOO price range to a worthiness than those used
womanJnber20s. for meq, The women would
'"like to be judged on their Recently Eugene H. abilitytopaybacka loan on
Adams, chairman of the the five Cs -character,
governing council, the capacity. collateral, capital
American Bankt;rs As-andcondilions.
soclaUon (ADA>, dtscussed
the ramifications of credit
{or women.
Adams, speaking be£ore
the Indiana Bankers As·
t;ociation, cited women's in·
creased role in the labor
fo rce. ·Severa l states
already have passed laws
prohibiting credit
discrimination, he said.
REFLECT REALITIES
Adams said that some
past decisions on credit
worthiness were based on
outdated ideas and "we
(bankers} are working to
assure that future decisions
actually reflect today's
realities.••
lie then listed so me of the
com mon complaints con-
cerning the extension or.
denial of credit to women.
They included:
-Discounting a wile's fn.
come when issuing credit
out or rear that a woman;
especially one who becomes
pregnant, might leave the
job market. Adams said l~e
statistics do not back up this
.reasoning.
-A woman who marries
and perhaps changes her
accounts to her husband's
name, only lo find her'
credit gone if the husband
dies or the pair are divor-
ced. "A woman ·who mar ..
ries should not become a r
non.person as far as credit•
rat;ng is concerned,••
Adams said.
Adams concluded, "we
must not be so cautious that
we rail to meet the needs of
today beca use we are so
engrossed In the assump-
tions of yesterday."
a Gloria Marshall miracle
''I used to weigh
Wheels Will Roll to Aid Heart Fund fifty pounds more
Ron Pinka rcl.a forn1cri\uvyCorpsrn;.q1,vhopl.iys Dr.l\IikeJ\tortononTV':-. than m bu·shand '' Emergency st•rics, helps John I l c~t lhe r tunc up his bike for the J-lea rt. l·'und ~ ~
Cyclathon '7~ scl for Sunday, Oct. 13. Be ginning <-1l8 a.111. participants \\'il_L __ 111 _________ ~~==~=~==~-~~ ; ••--------1--11---'-i 1-----------------;iedal-t-he ·t-1'€e-t-s----0f-J.t>-v1n under--gttidance---o county-fei\va·ni'an~. ~
Registration fo rms are <.1va il ablc from the association, and at al l De nny's •
restaurants and 13road\\·ay Stores. Spo11sor s \Vill be arranged to back each
rider. Goal is 50,000 rnilcs.
Purchase Now,
And Save Later
COLLE'.G ~_: ST:\TION,
·rcx. (UPI) -:\l ari lyn
:Rr 0\\"11, a con :;umcr
t'ducJ.tion :.pecialist in the
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PAJAMA GAME
Sew eveninq eleqaftce
with FG's first
.,..,i;ty fabrics and
EVERYDA. Y SA VIHGS
JERSEY
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Dark grounds w1!h colorful space
print!;. Sew elegant pajamas for. evenings out or at home.
Ma c ti1 ne-wa shabl e Arn el ·~.
Tnacetate. 45" wiclc. FG's reg.
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N~w fall shades in a luludous
Qiana"' Nylon ttial's machine
v.'3Shabte with no irorung. Create
the new hngene look for evening
elManc~. 60"' wide. FG s reg.
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M~t:i111c. 54" wide. FG"s reg .
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LAGUNA BEACH
271 fore't A•t .
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NEWPORT BEACH
20 fo1hion l1lond
• Mon . Fn 10·9·30 pm
Sa1 10·6'1() m.
Sun 12-6 om
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Kathy Abbott
weight lost: 56 Jbs.
inches lost: 43 \lz
·· 1 would like 10 tell you what
G loria Mar:i.hall's Figure Salon has
<lone for me. I went to Gloria
Marshall's and in only 41f2 months, 1 ·
Josl 56 rounds and 431/2 inches-and
I'm still losing!! My husband keeps
telling me I'm really sexy! l"m
smaller now than when we married!
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I tried other ways lo lose weight.
including starving myself-but
nothing worked nnd I really suffered
a lot wi th 1101 eating much.
'fhc coun:-.clori,; ure really super
nice :i nd have bee n helpful all along.
I'm very plc:-iscd 1vith the Gloria
Marshall ~1e1hod and I've lalked to a
Jot of other women who go there a11d
they're happy too, because the Gloria
Marshan Method works. I really
recommend it and tell everybody
about how great G loria Marshall is!!"
• No disrobing
• Program in cludes nutritional
guidance
• No strenuous exercises
• No pills or shols ·
• BankAmcricard. Master Charge
or American Express
Because individual figure problems
differ, your resulls may be different
than those achieved by someone else.
Affidavits of authenticity arcl()n file
at the home office.
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NEWPORT BEAOI
1801 WESTaJFF DR.• 642-3630
WITA AN~/CDSTA°MESA
;!851,BRISTOl SHOPPING aNTER • SSM786
(ACROSS FROM SOUTH COAST PlAZAl
Call 1oday for your FREE FIGURE ANALYSIS, demonslration
and discussion of your reducing program . No obligation.
Optn Daily 9 to 9, S1turd1y 9 to 4 .
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Your Horoscope Tomorrow
Sag_i_tt arius: Accent on Money
TUESDAY,
OCTOBERS
By SYDNEY OMAHlt
AR IES 11\l arch 21-April
19): Check ;.1g r cen1e nts.
Someone is telling u rine
l:itory but may not have
authority to back it. Insist
on details -be familiar \villi
sinall print.
New brides in Harbor Ar ea include (left to right)
TAUR US (Apri l 20-
f\1ay 20J : If your ;,itlituclc
is fixed , you could bt• paying
a dear price. llowcvcr: if
you analyze a nd arc \Villi ng
. to make «.·hanges, conccs-' the Mmes. Will ia m Henry, Rick founds and Stephen Malone.
Nuptial Vows Recited
HENRY·ROBINSON
Vi\'ian L ane Robi nson
and \Villiam 13 . llenry "·ere
married durin.l{ ccrcinonics ·
conducted by the Hcv. Ucnc
R. Swanson in the I larbor
Christia n Chul'ch, Ncv.1port
Beach.
The bride, daughter of the.
Robert F. Robi nsons of
Costa l\.1esa. ls a ~raduateor
Estancia High School and
Orange Coast Co llege. She
also attended the Univer·
sity of the Am ericas.
lier h usband is u
graduate of Burbank J llgh
School. Fullerton College
and the Un i versity of
Southern California 'A'hcrc
he m ajored in geolo~y and
affiliated with Delta Chi.
Hi s parents a rc lhc
Gilbe rt .A. llc nrys of
Newport Beach.
The newly\veds, who "'ill
live in .Jenks. Okla .. v.•erc
attended by Mary Robin·
son; Denise. Dana. Ron and
J ack ll c nry , Victoria
Bachtell, Le no re l\·lilchcll ,
Louis Pa via and llobcrl
Everett. --
FOUNDS·BENTON
Estanc ia lligh School
gradua tes Karan l\l arie
Benton anrt Ri ck Oo\'le founds ·cxc~an ged nupLi al
• • d . \'O\\S an rings before the i\'lrs. Hi char d Blackstock are lluntinglon (j cach 1-ligh
Rev. John;\. Lindvall in the
Plyfnouth Coni::regalional
Church, Ncv.rport llcach.
llnd Christini.i 11 a yton. School gr :.1d uatcs .
Their purcnts :..ire i\Ir. and
l\lrs. Charles \V. Benton of
Cosla l\'l csu , l\'lrs . L. I{.
Scha ller, Costa l\lcsa ;:ind
Doyle l\I . i--ounds , Idaho
F'alls, Idaho.
Bes t nl <in \\•as Nick St:icy; ushers "'C l"(~ Olson, She at t e nde d Orangt<
'firnolhy P each . Lek \Ion l 'oasl College :j nd ~e is_ a
Kacsborg and ring-hoarcr ,::r;.1du~tc Qf the Un111crs1ty
\\las Scott 'pl'at h. of C~hfor1na .• Berkeley an_d
1'he bride is a graduate of no,\11 is \\'~rk1ng _tO\'•'~rds h is
Ne\vport ll a rbor ll i-g'1--·masters at Chapman Col-
llo no r a tten(tams were
l\Irs. Brian Edgar and Tod
Collins.
School and now altcnll s lcgc.
Gifar<l 's Collcg'e of Beauty.' STEWART·APPEL lier husba nd, son of the late
P.Ir. a nd Mrs. Fra nk I).
P,·[alone, is a g raduate of
Estancia 1 ligh School and
now is a student lit Orange
Coast Col leJ?:l'. ·
'fhcy ""'ill make their
home in Ne"·port Beach.
Others in the bridal party
\1·ere !\tr. and l\tr11. Steve
\Vil s on. l\lr s. Robert
Chisholm. Oa1vn Hamilton.
Carrie Fogarty. !\lack und
Hich ard Jl a rris, Steve
Rurgcr, ?i1ark r\rmando,
Gal'y Austl,n . Gregory Ben· CLEMENS-BRUCE .
ton and Kellie Founds. II u n lin g l o n· 'Be.a e h
1'hc llC\\'lyv•eds , who \\'ill r eside nts C h<!ry l l~ynn u,-c in Costa !i.lesa, attended Bruce and Ku rt l\fa rcus
Orange Coast College. Clemens we re married in
· the ·r eek Family Wedding
MALONE:PEACtf Chapel, Westminste r \vith
Linda Bobbie Peacil. and · 'the Rev. Willia rn Powell of.
Slephe n !i.T ichael l\1afone, fi ciating.
both of Nc1\'porl Bea ch· 'fhcir pare nts <ire the \Vil·
\\'ere mar r ierl in St. Ham ti·Jor ris Bruces,.J\·lrs.
.Joachim'sCatholic Church, J·oe I r v in e an d Cli ff
Co-s-t a l\t~With the Hev. Clemens, :Ill or 111.l ntingron
\\"ilbur Da vis officiating. llcach.
The bride, ti a ugh lcr of the Al lend ants \\'l' re Luana
lloberl C. Peac hes of Bruce,1'omArnotdandWil·
NC\\'Jl()lt Beach, was a tlen-li an1 tit . Bruce Jr.
ded by Kim Smith. Sandy 'fhe newlyweds, \\"ho \\•ill
llalty, Mr:s. l~ichard Olson, live in lluntington Beach.
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htary Alice Appel and
Bruce Carlton Stewart ex-
'ehangcd marriage vows in
the Cameo Wedding Chapel,
'Anaheim 'A'ith the Jlev.
llalph Smith offi ci;:iting.
: Parents or the ne\\lly\\•ed.s
;ire tilr. and l\Irs. \Vayne
·Appel and ti! r. and tdrs.
Bruce Stewart ·sr ., a ll o
_l~unlington Beach.
Sheri Viola and Scott Sch-
midt were llonor attendan-
ts. Others in the wedding
party \\'ere 1\-l r s. Joanne
Sehmidt, J\lrs. Linda Howe,
Erin Schmidt. Danny 1-IO\\'e,
Robert J.l o1vc and Gary
Troxel.
Th-e~OU !l l e graduated
from fountain V a lle~' J-ligh
School. SteWaft is s'er vitJg
with the J\·J arine Corps al
Ca mp P't!nd le ton . ·rhe
couple wi ll make the ir
home in Costa J\Iesa .
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House ~r
Guest ~· .,'*""<
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.\\'i1shingto11 (<·o rrC'S llOn<l~ntl slept he re.
\V;_1uh illau I.a !lay. \\'J"itC'r for the Scripps.
llo\\'a rd ne\vspapers, indicates \\'here s he
slept in the <}lll'l'll ·s roon1 nf the \\'hitc I louse
on her last nii.,:h t in the C'apital. T he retiring:
reporter checks O\'t•r hl'r thank you note to
Betty ~"o rd t lrft I. 'l'hc overnigh t v isit,
pro n1i scd as a f;n·c,,·cll prl'::;cnt by 1\1 rs.
Ri chard Nixon. \\'<IS rcaffir1ned by the 1:or-
ds. l\liss La I-l ay departed for Colorado
Springs ,..,here sht' intends to \vritc a book 01\1
government reporting:.
Co1nc lalk 10 our clcc 1rolysis
cxpcrls. 1' ou '11 wonder
why you wailed so long!
Our Kree meth od is lhe gentle, permanent way
to be rid of that vnwanted facial or body hair.
ASKfoTI complimentary consulta1ion with ou r
technicians. Robinson's Beauty Salon.
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Jn1t•111.
Gl::~ll NI li\l ;1y 21·Junt•
20!: l-:Xll';l\'>lj.\<lnc:u is
highlighted ;i nd you should
l:li \'C rcuson, logic cqu:ll
tin1e with impulse. A\Oid
ru~hing lo judi.:rncnt.
(';\Nf'l::H (Jt11l(' 2J·J t1ly
221 : \\'hal \\':1s pl'on1isc(I
t•1n1Jd Ile \vithdran•n <ind
this n1i,:ht ;a·tually \\'Ork out
in ):.Our best interest.
t t:O (July 23 ·Aug . 221 :
'You find out \\'hat is derided
behind closed doors. Clan-
d es ti n c atmo s phere
prevails.
\'IRC:O (Au~. 2:1 ~t'pl .
22 ): It is best no1\' to l 1n1~h
ratht•r than to bt'J!lll , you
find 'A't1ys to J:l'l nlt'~l>a).!c
at·rol>S 111 cfrt·t·L1vc n1an11cr.
1'ake <'Old plungt:.
l.IBHA (St.·pt. 23 -0t•I. 221:
V:1l ucs· your ~cnse of n·h;,i l
is important. atH\ othC'r\vise
is s vot light1·d. (Int•· \\'ho
pulls ~trin,i.:s 111 :1y confide
ft•cl1ngs of 1 n~t'l' U l'l l).
SCtlRPJ() tUt·t. 2.1-Nov .
21): 1-'ol\ow th roui.:h on tu1n-
l'h. ''our cxpt•ricncc, 11lus
rt'ccnt happening ~. cu o1-
b1nc to 1::ivc you a 1110i·e
definite sense of dirC<'lion.
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SAG l'ITARlllS (Nov. 22-cc$. Know it; act 3ccor-
J>c1·. 21 ): J"lex1blt• :11>P•'Oat·h l11ngly.
is l>c:-l the 1norl' \crs;.i\Llc
you :..irt• the ne tte r <or you. ...l'ISCF.S (J<~cb . 19-?.iarch
J\ct•t•nt is on n1011cy. t:1 Xt'l:i, 201: 1\ i.f'11suu l a ttitude
lnsuranccpol1l'y. h•nds to vrcvail. Life bub-
CA l'RICO HN (!ll'I'. 2~. lill':-.. ,·ou feel, rcs1>0.11d , . . . r ... rt·art-:1nd whul you do and J:in 19 ): B~ spet·1ru•. He ust' sav is hun1 un and others
s11i:;1 r-c:naHni: }ll't to he:1rt k fi\\' ., . ,d t•c lcbratc i·ou
or 11\:ltlt'rS. C)nl' \Vho 1·;1t'('S (n .1 l "' UI' I for ~ uu and <ip po~t·i. you ,1 1 •
the :-.;1111t• 11n1c \\ill l...:co1111·.
:1 ~urpr1sc al l~. 1r Inda)' is )our birthday
)nu 1·;111 or).!ani1,e ;i runt.11\·ay
i\(!l ',\RlrS (Jan .20 f·\·b. at'lll\. \"ou k110\V how to
J8 ): Sunlt•n nc i ~ :-hdin,.:. pron.10\t'. produce. to gel
sli1>1>ery. \·nu 111ay nut gt·t blood fron1 a ~tun1• :ind lo
fu1\ ~I OfV until \OU l'h\"Ck rt'\'l\'U a bU.~11\CSS tlcc(ared
;,ind cun1parc ,. ;.ii·iou~ ::.our· : dead, cxptrt.·d._
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Designer Handbag Sale.
If you miss it, yo u'll
have to wait 'til next October. •
11 on~y ha~pens a.nee a year ... a chance to grab Cl designer bag at quite a
special pnce_. We ve giilhered a collection from American and European names.
Solt and P.ohshed lea!hers. Patents . Fabrics. Dress-ups and casuals. Many
on~·of·a·k1nd, so do come early for a good chance al the great buys.
Orig. $36 lo $1 90. NOW S23.99 lo $125.99. Robinson·s Handbags.
2 FASHI ON IS LAND SHOP MONDAY 10.00-9.30, TUESDAY 10:00·5:30
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Bo1nh Scare
• Holds Up
LA Retu1·n
PITTSBURGi r -An anonymous caller
reported that a bomb had been planted
.itbbard the Los Angeles Dodgers'
airJ>lane but Authorities say they were
unjible to find any explosives on the
craft.
The call ,~·as made to Greater
Pittsburgh Intematlonal Airport Sunday,
abOut an h!>uf alter the Dodgers walloped
the Pirates.
1'le flight to U:>s Angeles was delayed
an tx>ur and 51 minutes after the call '4'8' reeeJved:. while lhe aircraft was
searched by the FBI, Allegheny County
offjcials; loeal fltt departments and
aif\lort security penonnel. Fred Oupi.n.
asSisant opera Hons manager, said dogs
spectaDy trained to srr:.e-11 oot explosives
"·ere used In the search.
e :c.....,h Named
ClflCAGO -1be North Carolina Cen-
tral Unlvenlty track coach, who doubles
as romn\b:siooer of I.ht: Mid-~ast Athletic
Coafereooe.. has been named head roach
of the U . .S. men's l!r76 Olympic track
and _held_ team.
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No One Has Won After
La·gging 2 Ga.mes to 0
PITI'SBURGH (APl -There's nothing
!lkt l\\'O victM!es on the road before
going home to make a team fl!(!] like
the Na tional J..eak1.1e chan1plons.
''J'm not suying we're going to S\\·cep,
'but "·e're the Nalionnl League cha1nps."
said Jim Wynn, the power behind the
Dodgers' St'ason Jong drive that h11s
left them one victory short of the NL
title and a \Yorld Series berth ofter
Sunday's 5-2 tri um ph over the Pittsburgh
Pirates. ,
"\\'e're in the driver's seat," said
Ron Cey, v;·ho rapped a homer, two
doubles and a single to lie the playoff
record of four hils in one game set
by Pittsburgh's Bob Robe-rt.son in 1971.
"Now the Pirates got to pull all the
slops," echoed Willie, Cra"·ford. "·hose
pinch-hit single brought Cey home v;•ilh
the wi,nning run against Pittsburgh's
relief ace Dave Giusti.
No team has overcome n 2-0 deficit
~nee J.he be~-of-five in' r r a i I ea g u e
playoffs began in 1969 and the Pirates
task is made more difficult by tile
seri es shifting to Los Angeles. rt's like
the Dodgers arc serving and have match
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point v;•lth mree cracks to get it
"I'd say v;·e have our baek,g to the
\1·all"." Pittsburgh manager Dan n y
J\Iurtaugb said aft er the Dodgers st'Oted
three runs off Giusti to snap a 2-2
tie.
"Bui .. ve've been counted out of Jl
()u TV Tuesday
Channel 11 at 12:30
nine or 10 limes this year, and here
"·e are playing in the big series,'' added
1'fur1augh, wl>ose club "'as 14 gaffies
undrr .500 early in the season.
\Vhi le lilurtaugh took the "chln-up"
approach. it was business i5 usual for
Wal ter Alston , silver-haired Dodgers
manager whose club had the best regular
season record in baseball.
Had he realist ically expected to win
both games in Pittsburgh and blunt
the normally potent Pirate hitting?
"To tell you the truth, I really didn't
give much thought to it," he said. "But
J've been in baseball long enough not
to be surprised at anything."
The Dodgers, who v;on 3-0 Saturda y
hehind the pitching of Don SUiton, 1:'i
2.0 Jnto the Pirates' 1eventh Sundiy,
and Plttsburi;h's 15 soorelms innln&•
n1atchcd the playo{t rooord they tet
in '"'O games against CinciMali in 1970.
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Dr. Le Roy Walker. ~'ho was director
of-this )'tar'.S U.S.·USSR track meet,
~·as named to the JX>5l Sunday by the
U.S. Olympic Committee, after a
meeting of its track and field committee
in Chicago.
1----"''"-'""""'i"-alw-tapped-l!oy-Gfl·al<r-UnJversity of Minnesota track mentor,
as head coach for the U.S . men's track
squad in the 1975 Pan American Games.
Walker, a black, engineered the first
tT.S.·Afrlca track meet in 1971 , and at
~c Central bu guided .... ra1 Olym-
pians.
The committee also named assistant
coaches for the 1976 games. They are
Sam Bell, track coo ch at Indiana; Lee
Calhoun. assistant track coach at Yale
and a 1956 and 1960 Olympic gold
medalist; Jimmy Carnes, track coach
al Ft<lrida; Stan· HWlt.sman, Un1\'ersity
of Tennessee; and Carl ''Berny'' Wagner
ti Oregon State University.
e Dogs Killed
CLEARWATER, Fla. -At least 61
grtyhound racing dogs valued at more
than $250,000 were killed Sw'lday in a
fire ihat destroyed a stud kennel in
a rural area between Clearwater and
Pinellas Park. fire officials said.
The cause of the fire was not determin·
ed immediately.
e New.,,,nibe Wl111
HONOLULU -Australian tennis star
John Newcombe outpla yed R05COe Tan·
ner to win· the $50.000 first annual Island
llolidays ?ro Tennis Classic.
The seoond-seeded Newcombe defeated
the fifth-seeded Tanner, 7-6, 7-6 in the
final s &mday. However. despite the close
score , Newrombe dominated the entire
match.
e So.,lel• Superior
i1oscow -The Soviet Union v:on
3-2 Sunday as the incident-plagued Team
Canada-Russia hockey series wound up.
With. a victory Sunday and a 4-4 tie
Saturday, the Russians wrapped up the
eight-game series with four "'ins, one
loss and thr~ ties.. They also gained
clear superiority ovu the Y.'orld Hockey
Associatlon all-stars.
e Sttl'ke• Held
Pl'M'SBURGH -Funeral serviCTS
v.-ere lo be conductOO today for i\lary
A. Stuhd!dreher. v.·ife <:I the quarte rback
in Notre · Dame'.! famed ' · F o ur
lforsemen'1 backfield of the 1920s. She
died Friday at the age or 69.
After her husband Harry's death in
1965, ~lrs. St uhldreher St'TVed from 1966
to 1969 as Dean of \\'omen at Duquesne
University. In recent years she had
bet'n a lccturcr at Allegheny County
C-On1munily College.
e E1m rl ·nolb
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JOHN HADL UNLOADS HIS 2000TH CAREER COMPLETION TO HELP SUBDUE DETROIT SUNDAY. .. '
Dolphin s, Jets
Tangle Tonight;
~'ind ~xpected
~llAt\tI (AP ) -The battered ,-,,uami
Dolphins \Ii i! try tonight to regain the
form that led them to the National
Football League's last t\l'O Super Bowl
titles as they host the New York Jet.s.
The .,,·e~t hcr conditions mig ht help
J\tiami stop the passi ng of Jets
qua rterback Joe Na math in the na·
tionally televised game. \\1inds up to
(),. TV Toda11
Cha1111el 7 at 6
20 miles per hour are expected by
kickoff.
The Dolphins. \rith h\'O offensi ve
tackles sidelined by injuries, ha ve strug·
gled to a 2-t record. They may not
have the services of their l'A'O leading
receivers in the conle~t with New York.
PauJ \Varlicld and i\;lllrlin Briscoe both
hnve hamstring inju ries and Ho"·ard
'f'\l.•illey and rookie Nat ?<.loore may end
up as quarterback Bob Grir~·s );ey
pas.~ing targets, along .,.,·lth llght end
Jim fllandi ch.
Rams Nip Lions, 16-13
Secondary's Secondary
Saysl(noxAfter Victory ·
By ED BURGA.RT receivers with s.ix receptions for 149
01 "" o.i" ~Jtet 11•11 yards. Sanders caught five for 38 and
LOS ANGELES -New England's Jiih -'1o1alton four for. 44. A 37-yard pass
Plunkett proved a week ago that the 'ro Jessie was f.fUMOn's longest com-
Los Angeles Rams' secondary is not pletiotf. _
invincible. But the Lion&' running game was very
And Detroit Lions quarterback Bill tame . Detroit only rushed for 65 yards
~tunson almost emuJated Plunkett's against the tenacious Rams front four
heroics Sunday a-rternoon 1n h---e--arul Walton said afterwards, "the key
Coliseum, completing 18 of 28 passes to beating the Rams is to establish
for 248 yards. your running game."
But the Lions could not generate a Even thoug h the Rams stopped
successful running game against the Detroit's runners, their secondary was
balanced Rams and lost, 1&-13, faefore still getting burned, parhcularly free
64 ,987 seemingly bored football spec-safety Ste\'e Preece, who allowed Je5sic -·--~-~~--The Rams had built a 16-0 lead at Munson's first TD paM from 34 yards
the end or the third quarter but J\o1unson out. · J>
h led t TD · ,. I h IMOIVIDUAL LaAD••S I.It 'A'O passes ltl •ue ourt RUSHING -O.!rol1, T•ylOf" ,,.,,, HOOi .. 4-1).
quarter. L~ A119•I•. McCutcheooi 21·1t•, llttl1lun 1).l1, Kffl 5-10, Although the underdog Lions were ~3 RECE1VING -o.rro11, J~•'• .. ,et, L. wal!Cl'I
and the Rams Yl'Cre 3--1 , Detroit receivers ~u. S..ndett )o:M. Lot An~la, M(CllltfltM J..fl, Snow J..lf, AMiii! 2.n . Charlie Sanders and Larry \Valton, Yl'ho PA.s&iNG -0.1.011, MllMOn 11.11-1, 24 y1rt11.
raught nine of ~lunson 's 18 completions, Lo• ,.'IU .. ..., H•d1 1'*'1'4• 1».
\\'Cre confident of vi ctory_
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LA'S BILL RUSSILL TAKEN OUT IY RICHJI HllNIR.-
Oak.,.nd Evem Serie•-
Catch Turned It Around,
Says Orioles' Robinson
OAKLAND (AP I -"rt lookl like In sabmlay'1 ~ victory, Bolilnao
it'I" g.Mg ~to go the distance,'' ~ had gotten. the breaks ~ two b:.rtle
Robinson said Sunday. "I'm giad we're nms which barely· stayed fair -and
going back borne." made the bi( defll!llve play1.
'l1le Battbnore third bueman !poke But m Sunday's game, home ,,..,
in a quiet Oriole clubhouse after the by Oakland's Sal Dando and Ray 1'llil9e
Oflkland A '11 f)ftd seored a 5.o victory sailed a foot or hl.'O Over Baylot'• atove.
and sent the beot<f-.1 game American lllld the A'• Bill. Nodh made .tile ptay
League baseball playoffs back to ol the game -a baclchlnd . rumtng
Balltmore tied-1-L
, Thougll the ,.., had et1ded a 10.game On TV 'J'~!"all
Baltimore •1nnmg slre!lk. and the ClaaKJtel 4 •t 11
Oriole.s had hurt their °""n cause with
two em>rs. they didn 't ,..m dejected catch ol Mark Belanger'• drtvo ti> deep
-just respecllul of the pitching arfulry tell ceoter m the third.
~ ~en Holtzman, wtx> t~ a ::.fiv:.: .. ::hi::.'1-_ _;c"J>or:lJU._ca.tchJumed..lhlnp.around.!!__ ___ ....!!!
said Robinson. "We would havt had _,,
"He threw every pitch exactly where a nm. and I ttsnk it probably would
he wanted to," said Baltimore left fielde r have been a triple."
Don Baylor. "He kept everything away, Just as big YI-ere two plays the Orioles
he changed speed>, and he didn't give didn't make . -a foul lly m ~ you anuthi .... to hit." w• 1~ sun that second bueman Bobby Grich
llollmlan wu H agU!st the Orioles droplJed. and a grounckr that shor1Btop
in the rtlU1ar aeason, bu\, Baylor said, Frank Baker fumbled . The A'9 turned
"I guem be weat to JdlOOI: on ua. the mulls into four unearned runs.
5-year Drought
For Geiberger
Ends at Sahara
LAS VF.QAS (AP) -Veteran Al
Getberger wrote an end to five yeus
of frustration and disappointment with
a h\'0-under-par 69 that brought him
the title Sunday in the sahara lnrtta-
tional goll toumalll<!Jlt.
Gei~. a >kimy 37-year-Old who
soor"1 h" last vlct«y in the t9'e PGA
National Charnpion!htp, V.'00 by t b r e e
strokm with a 273 total as last gasp
bi& by Johnny 1'1iller and Chi lli
Rodriguez fell short in the brigh t, sunny
weather that balhtd the 6,81)1).yard
Sahara-Nevada Country Club course.
Miner, Ule Y°'D'l8 man who ha:1
dominated the tour this year, put
together a blatl.ng 11l:1·under-par 65 that
\'nl.S too little and too late to secure
his ninth triumph ' of the sea.son . He
finished rour shots back.
And Chi Chi. the oolorful Puerto \ljl:sn
veteran, charged to within a Bingle shot
of the lead, !hen hit into the water
and made triple bogey eight ca tbe
final bole.
wtnnl111u Sufldt't' In
Baker had a good eicuse -a painful
>Pike wooOO. infitcted by !he A'a Herb
Washington momtnts before "1Uch re.
qul...t fOU? sllldid after tile P""'
But Grich said he didn't ha~ any
excuse for dropping Bando's 'POP behind
first in tile fourth inning. Two pHdw
later, Bando hit a home rm fer a
l-4> lead.
"I had it right. in my ~IM'e," Grich
said. "It wast't like the tian wo.s right
in the sun. Just, a little tit. I was
ruming with my head down ond didn't
1et-a real good look at it."
"It was a tough catch," said Batt~
manager Earl Wea~r. "But it just
wasn't our day." -
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A :l'l·yeat-old Li,,mi .Beoch rnao 118'1
cl•lmed a world'• rooord • for landing
• 114-pound broldblll· -ft!h.
Larry Bam<t aald he battled the fosh
far more thll1 four houn: ~ a boat
ofr the coost ol ~na lsland,
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Ftoh AISOdttton, BarreU's flllh wn 110
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JJOUSTON -Top-sccclcd Chris Evert
overcame tirini:: Virginia Wade 6-3, 5-7.
f?.I Sonday 10 \\'in 1hc $10.000 first prize
in the SS0.000 \\:omen's Pro Tennis
Clrctlit toomamenl .1nd she ~ays her
.second-set Jag bad her y,;orricd.
'·\'ei;, I wa!J \•;orricd," s11id E\'ert
"Usually whoeve r "·ins the ~cond set
ha!> the momentum S(l I tl'ally .... a~
\\'atchlng tt. La!it wtek I 'A"On the second
get end then lost the mote:h."'
Other hurt Dolphins nrc con1crh11ck
Curtis Johnson and n1nning b..1ck
J\1ercnry "1orr1s. Their status v;·on't be
knO'ATI until pregan1e 'A'lltlTIU]lS.
The Dotphins have not lx.'tfl as ef-
fecth·e offensively or dcfensi.,·e\y in their
first three gnmes !his season as !hey
"·er(I In v.1nnlng 32 or 3~ contests 111
the l9i2 Md 1973 seasons.
"Secondary-wise, v.'e. knew they \Vtre
not as good as other teams we h:t\'C
pOlyed, ., said sanders. Infamous Game Rttalled
e 1l1110 Futalllf/ I .
SYO:'\EY, Australia -A cnr hit and
Jclllcd Ktnntlh Goolagong. fa!htr of
A11sir.1li:t11 tennis !';tar Evonne Goologong.'-
nulhorltits said Sunday. Police~1d they QU~tiooe(I 11~ lfrj~·f>r
('( the cnr in lllllston, 350 n1Ues "'e~l
ltf $)dney, but ga.,-e oo other dvu1ilt
(J( 1l1c 11ctldcnl S.-.turdny nlght.
~Hami ·, ground<dominate<I ofrcn11e ha.s
"been inconslslcnt but Griese his made
up for it by completing 43 or 69 passes
for $86 yards and lour touchdowns. He
lhrt'w only 218 liOll'll all of laJt year
and Shuln said the dlfftrence i~ ~Unml
ill plAyinf( tonlti)llck foo1/)11JI thi!. fnll.
Ful\bat'k Larry Csonkf1, scckin& his
fourth stn1ight year of J.000 yltds
rushinj.i, h!ls 236 y:ird::. and a 4.1 a\'erngc
Wallon thou gh! Lions receivers could
destroy the Rams' zone because of their
speed.
"We ha\•e the speed." \Vallon said,
''and lhol.t in itself puts fear in any
club."
But it did not ~ut (car Into Rams
coach Ch uck Knox. ~
"I'm not especiall y \l.'orrled about our
~ondary.·· Knox said. "They completed
a Int of pau,es on us bu! no real
long ones. \Ve rnixed up our defense
like "'C nlways do."
Spilt end Hon Je1>.~ie led Detroit's
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LEBANON, Tenn. CAP l -Join
Cumberlarki College, If you will , to
remember a piece: of history And mourn
the most loj>l!ded scort in college foot·
ball hi~ory: Gtorsia Tedi 222, CUm-
herl•nd College 0. .
It hn~ed on a sunny October in
Atlanta , full 5S yeare aao today.
" I t hi nl< ..,. ol our hes! plays of
the gamt fDS when ona of our players
got the ball on n pitcbout and he IO!lt
only 10 yhrds," recalls Jtaysler Poague,
76, one ol lite ourviv<wr ol the lllUll<re.
The aame was achedultd with the
Ra.mbllng Wreck at Georgia Tech
gui1rantceing Cumberland. $$00 11 the
1'ennessce team wouJd show up. football
"'as almost dead on the Onnberland
campug in Ll?hlnon and, as Poague
rkalls rrom hil home tn Clinion, '9fo.,
·80lne of the players wete-lnttmted,
"Wt ~·ere more Interested In tM
money than anyt.hink else. We figured
v.·e didn '1 Mve much of a chanct, but
n did!!, thilll< tt "'"Id be lhM bid."
And, 8''mlgllt be upeottd, tt footbell
"""" at-dead bdon, tt ..., bw1t<f
in Atlanla. CWn~tand O>ll"t ,,., . .,
again "'°k the lttld. Soon< tvttt MJ!P'cl
the game ltd to the demlte of a c0Ue1e'1
once famous law .tdKlOll 1evenl )'Mrs
toter. .
--ltWt tH:llJ didn1t--have such • bad
teat6';<1,rtcoupt. Poague. "Wo _.. just
., rldlcu!OUll)I outcla"ed that day lhal
It wa~. well, ,ridiculous."
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.I' Monda1. Octoboor 7, 1"174 DAILY Pl~OT
Reutemann
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Wins-Prix;
One Killed
WA'l'KINS GLEN, N. Y.
(AP) -Carlos Rttit<m:mn
ll.t'll I.be battle and fel\o\\'
.Ulf.in.American Et?M!rson Ftt-
tipaldl \\m the war during
Sunday's 15'h running ol the
Unit«! States Grand Prlr.
· "ft 11 ltOOd," 'both s:tid. 1o!Jowtn1 Rtutemann 's wir<-
t<Mrii'e victory and F'ittipaldi's
fourt~ce fmlsh that gave
him bi• ICCOOd world driving
dramfliMSl\ip in lwo years.
Atld b>tb \vere somwehat
Nbdued in their vi ct or y
celtbr.ltian.s because ol tbe
death during the nt'e or 2$.
SPORTS
Eagles Top
San Diego
year-old Austrian driver ·SAN DIEGO (API -The Helmuth Koini v-• . gg. surprisiog Pbiladelpltia Eagl.,
lWtNgg, at Sa l z burg . Ausaia. was killed Instantly are soaring along on a three-
Mien his Sunees-Ford. failed .game wiMing streak b:>da.y
to make a hairpin rum ctt and quarterback Ro m a n
the race "'""" and crai;h<d Gabri•! biol> It's only the
through a st..i bartie<. beghming.
His was tbe third death ammg Grand Prix drivtt!I this "We're an impro\'W !ootbaH
r_i;ar: and the second at team and we're legitimate
"Wtins Olen in two ye.irs. contenders tn our division."
American Peter Rewon was said Gabriel Sunday following
Jcjlled in South Africa in 'Pifarch and Switr.erland's Silvio r.toscr his team's 13-7 National Foot·
at ~tonz.a. Italy. tn Apn1. ball League victory over tlJe
Frensh ace Francois Cevert San Diego Chargers.
died in a crash at Watk:lns 'Itie ~mtprov&rt!ie
Glm the day before last year's Eagles' record to 3-1 and
~~ u t e man n , who bad enabled thtm to re~ in
qualified his Brabham-Ford -plac{ behind untieal<ll te~ car in the front-row pole St. t.Ou!s in the National
pasi.tion. De\-er trail«! as he Conferena?'s Eastern Division.
tDok the le.ad at the starter's ' ' T h a t i s n ' t because
flag ancl gnduaDy built U? Washington and Dallas att
a Safe ~ad over teammate down this rear ... said Gabriel.
Carlos Pace of Brazjt. "It's becausc ·•-e're better and
Pace passed Briti she r so are the Cardinals.
James Hunt with only five \Vnhington and Dallas bad
la!" left ta ctaJm secoad better look out."
¢:ioe. Hunt ,.... !bird in ,a The Eagl.,, wllo last year
Hesktt:h-Ford, folkn\-cd by IF1· gave up 393 ?>ints and strug·
tipa.ldi in a P.feLaren team gled to a S.8-t mark, BJ> car, and John Wats:>n of parently ..J.lave solved their
Ireland in a third Brnbham. defcnsi\'e problem.! in im·
-Reutetru1nn, who earlier bad pre~ive !ashton.
won the South African and Although San Diego outgai~
Aostrian Gral);f Pr1x races, ed the Eagles 28.S to 255 in
ran-the-t99.2M-mlles-in--t:40:-hltal offense;-thc-Philadeqmia:
21.0 tar a speed ot.119.11 miles defense .came-up with four
per hour -a rrew rerord interceptions and conti1:1uany
P·arrish Buries 'Skins;
·Vikes 'Get by Cowhoy ·s
CinciMati Bengnls cornerback Lamar
Parrish and Tommy Casanova turned
lh!np inside out lot the Washington
RedSklno Swiday in NAtlonat Football Le-octton as lbe Bengals rolled
to a 28-17 win over the vi.siting Redskins.
Panish returned a ~ 90 yards for
a touchdown in the first quartef' and
ran f7 yards wlth a fumble n.wveriDg
fw another TD in the third quuter.
And Casanova ran a punt badt 38
)'ards in the closing setoods of the
tbird period to set up the Bengals'
final touchdown.
Washington hcld Cincinnati to 99 yards:
on the grolmd and 1-t.2 passing. but
the game--breakcrs by Parrish and
Casanova were too much to overcome.
Elsewhere in the NFL Sunday:
MINNESOTA AT DALLAS -Fred
O>x's 27-yard field goal with one second
remaining gave the Minnesota Vikings
a 23-21 ~tory over the. Danas Cowboys.
O:>x. "'ho also kicked field goals of
46 and 30 yards, "t think it \\'3S between
the posts but even if it did go right over
the top -upright OD the right it's still
good."
Bade jLKlge Stan Javie hesitated for
agociiing :teOOnds before ntnging both
bands upright. The Co\4'boys $lOrmilv de-
bated the call.
Dallas sinks lo 1-3 in conftrence pla)'
after the Cowboys had taken the lead
attir trailing, 2G-7. ·
PITl'SBURGH AT HOUSTON
Pill~ Steelen quarto.bark Joe
Gilliam set up Prestoo fe:ara)f'l'S nine-
yard touchdown run with four straight
complel.ions in the third quarter to rally
bis mates to a 13-7 win over Hou&on's
Oilen.
Gilliam took the Steelers 80 yards
in 10 phlys after Houston bad taken
a 7-3 halftime lead an a 47-yard TD
run by Billy Johnson.
Pltt-gh's Roy Oerela k'irked a 37-
ranl f'ield goal shortly bef""' tho ball
and added a 27-yarder in the third
quarter to set up the Steelers' go.ahead
TD drive.
OAJ<l;ANO AT CLEVELAND
Oakland's Raiders used a &futy in the
second period to ignite a f0.211 oomt-t~'O more scoring shots. to ~m Cun-
from-bebind vtctory over Clevetand. "'nlngbam and Rucker, brfore retiring
Otis Si&iruM downed Cleveland's Ken eRrly in !he third period as the Pntriots
Brown in tbe Md 2:00e after ao in-rollt<l. attbougb Phmk:ett \\'as sufferillg
tereeption bad gjvtn tho -the bA£1 from bniised ribs.
on the Cle'ftland one. lie hit, eigtit C)f ts for J41 yards
Pf:te Banaszak 'ill'tflt tn from three before rttiring with lbe ratS a.htad, ~ . and ~. in the third quorttr. rards out m tin: enswng drive nattimore quarterbaclc Bert Jones hit
tile Raiders took a 23-17 lead they nevtr on 22 of 41 passes fol" %15 yards. but
lost. ii.•as $a(ked !l\'e times and forced to Ken Stabler threw three toud'w!o"11 run on six otber,oecasions.
passes in the romp, ari 11.yardtr '°
Fred BHetnikoff, a 4~rarder to Oarence
Qavis aod a 10-yarder to Cliff Brandt ·
DENVER AT KAl'o'SAS CITY -
Reservt: quarterbadl Ste\'e Ramsey in -
jected life into Den\·er's 5f)Uttcring of-
fense and rookie Jon KeywOrlh ripped
Kansas City's vaunted defense for t"'O
second-half toucbd~'l\S as the Broncos
dealt !be Chiefs a 17-14 defeat.
Keyvtorth scored from one and thrtt
yards out, but an tnterce-ption of ~fike
Livingston's pass by C-alvin Jones gave
Denver its chance to pun the game
out of the rire.
Joiies raced nine yards with tbe In-
terception to the Kansas City 11.
The Chiefs le:l. 14-3. 1,1ith Bobby Bell's
~ard touclxlo1,111 nm ~ith an in-
t~ptlon the k.ey.
BUFFALO AT GREES BAY -The
Green Bay Packers put a stop to ~O.
J. Simpsui.. holding him for 62 yards
in 16 canies, but they failed to cOOtain
Joe Ferguson, Jim Braxton and Ahmad
Rashad. Buffalo rolled, 27·7.
Ferguson completed 13 of 16 passes
lor 175 yards, se\·en going to Rashad
for 79 yards and a TD.
Brartan, the 2f3.p>Ul!d fullbac:k, scored .
three TDs on short plunges.
Buffalo shut off Grceri Bay's running
game with .a def'ense th.al often bad
JO men on the line.
BALTIMORE AT NEW ENGL.U..-0 -
New Engtand's unbeaten Patrk>ts poured
it to !be Baltimore c.oJts with a 42-3
thu.mpjng behm::t three touchdown passes
by Jlrn Plunkett.
-Plunkett passed ta Reggie Rurk•r for
69 yards >11d a tou<bdawn. He fired
ST. LOUIS AT' SAN FRANCISCO
The St. Louis Cardinals ripped the San
Franci.<;c0 t9ers. 34·9, and 49ers coach
Dick Nolan anooune«t · his team will
be going with 6-.l, 211-pomxl rookie Den-
nis P-lorrisOD at quarterback in next
Monday njgbt 's game at Detroit.
~forrisoo completed the first four
p:issts in a row in a relief effort.
The Cards exploded for 24 point s on
three touchdowns passes by Jim Hart
and a 47-yard field goal by Jim Bakken.
Mcl Gray sped 57 and 69 yard! /tJr
TDs on tv.'O of Hart's passes and Donny
Anderson caught a four-yarder for the
other score
ATLA,7A AT N.V. GIM'fS -Allan-
ta's Ray Brown sped 59 yards with
a third quarter ·interception to provide
tile Atlanta Falcons \llith their first con-
ference ~in of the season. a 14-7 triumph
ovt-r the New York Giants.
The Giants ~·ere mO\ing the ball
steadily and had punched into Atlanta
territory when BrO\\TI tame through.
New York's Doug Kotar ran 53 yards
for a TD in the first period and Atlanta
bad equaled .,, •i><D Bob Lee £ound
tigtrt CDd Jim Mitchen for a IS-ya.rd
toocb<kw.-n pass in the secoocl period.
~'EW ORLEANS AT CHICAGO -
Quarterback Gary Huff hurled a 39-:;ant
toucb:iw11 pass to Bo Rather to kad
ttwi Olicago Bears: to a z.l·lO v ictory
O\"er the New Orleans Saints..
New Orleans shaved Chicago's lead
to 17·10 before the Bears nlO\'ed M
·yard.3 in 10 plays with •luff's 39-yarder
to Rat.her capping the drive.
The -Bears-lost ·Keo Grandberry and
Charlie Wade to injuries..
fO!' the redesigned GI en hatted San Diego's olfe!ISI! ,
ru:';..a. paid $50.fnl from wig;i~,~~· biggest came Ma11 Snaps JC Grid Pla off Situation
tbeJ300.000 eurse. his biggest Jate in 1he first · "llwl><n!iiiii-r -------..!'--_.:::__ ___________ _t!, ______________ _ paYdiC'k ever. He ifila-he-E.1g sa y a •1" share it with members blitzed and· knocked th• ball Free Toss of his team. loose from OJarger quarter-
Filtlpaldi had entered the bade Dao Fouts, who was al-
race deadlodted Jl.ith Clay tempting to paM.
R<aa=u• a Ferrari dri\~r The foo<ball shot llllo lbe Standard f"'I" Swilurland, '8<11 with air and came down in the
~ ~ 1'0inU. Jody. hancb of Philadelphia ta<:kle -.r. 24. ol Sco1li Africa, Bill Dunstan, •'ho rambled I&
!railed with <S !<>int& yards for • taucbdown.
P~rson Outgoos Pet~y
To Win Stock Car 500
CllARWl'TE, N. C. (AP)
-f>earsm '1.'0ft the 'illTCCk•
scarred N'aHonal 500 stock car
speedway triumi;h·in 16 starts
UUs season.
PASADENA -Bv day .
Fred Newman is & Computer
programmer in San Jose. Dy
night, he shcots free throws.
Newman, :n, claims the
Vtorld r:ccord for the best
-ge of 1,... throws
rr.Jlde in a 24--hour period.
Still Muddled Stare • lll
If Go1dea Wes~ Orange O>ast aod Saddle-
bacl! oolleges '·"' """""""' in their .,.. fereoce football races this fall (it's
possible), only .... ol !ht three .nn ""
in the same division when pla)'Off timf: ar-
rives ih November.
1be Stale Athletic C.ommission bas DOt
resolved the playoff situation and won't untit
Nov. 17, but it has come up l\ith a tentative
mg tbe playd!s, rather tmm taking two
strong SoCa.1 teams and two weak ones from
the North.
And in ll!e south, ooe of the lhret lop •
conferences -South C'.oast, Soc.al and Metro
-is going to bt left out. There will ~mitel.Y
be some grumbling afte r , that dec1s1on ts
made.
Many ob<erVers !ee1 the Metro and SoUth·
c:rn Cal circuits probably win, be lhe top tu·o seem. fo!lov:ed by South Coast, ~Iissioo. and
\Vestem.
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Huntintton leach
w.tch fet lhit Pi~kin PidtMOO •74 pScry.n. fot'M
each -.t In the Daily Pilot ''*'' 1ectton. Circle the team yov thmk· wil1 win in eoch poirin• In the
list of 30 galnfl and .end in the ptoyef"• fon"l't •rt-
try Wanlc CM' o r.-onoble facsimile, Then watch the
DDily Piiot "*"' ~9" for eoch week'• 1111 of thrM """""'""' --At the c:onctwion of the 1 O·Wfflc '-•~tit'9n, ~ will tnvite fint ofoce winneit. le tTy f., tM
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fellowing the f.IOH of NgVlaf pkliefOO «tnl"I, trtii""irtj1lilrfor1~-.m1-r.J'OV-kfin.-W(l'i•---11----1
~ ef the wHlily Pi9tliin Plclieroo '74 c:oM-
petiti.ft. lelow e,. the ruin. the ritt of .. "'" a... entry l:tlonlt. Good llKk.
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rioe Sunday, sprinting acrnss
the finish line aboot three car·
leogUIS ahead ol Rldwd Pet·
ty.
Pearson moved in front ot
the field to lead the last 53
laps. or at:Dut 8 mj}es, over
the I.S-mile bigbbanked
speedway. '!be \'ttcran dri\·er
kd for a total or !ti ol ·the
The current mark, ac-
tordlng to the Guinness Book
o! World Reoords. is 90. 7 per·
cent on lt.930 of 13,151 at-
tt-mpts, set last July by dairy
farmer Ted St. Mnrtin of
Jaclatinville, Fl&.
CRAIG
SllEf'F
Marlr. Barr, t•-Coldta Wtst and USC
¢tcber, b playlng •t Sar"""3, Fla. In ""
iostractioa.at teape um win&tr af~ record·
ing 1 3-3 ftCOfd. (!.53 t.r.a.) for Brisiot.
Conll. In lbe Red Sol cfwlin,
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334 lap!.
During 24 hourg ended at
8: IS a.m. Sunday, Ne\VlI'lan
tall~ 12,177 of 13,097 at·
tempts for a 97.S average at
the California tnstitute of
Technok>gy gymnasium.
He c:tid it before three
·witnesses, required for the ef·
fort to be submitted to GWn-
Tbe vfctory -ns afnmt an
instant repllly of last ~1ay's
'World SO at Qmlotle M-
.~way ~Pearson oosed
Im Wood Bn>thers' Mercury
uDder the cbe<:ktted nag just
ahead ol Petty's Dodge.
'Tta\'ellng at a speed of
Petty. whose ~ was mp..
pied with a crushed lxlod, was
never a serious threat to
Pearson tmtil the fifth 9.TeCk
of the day brought out t h e ncssN · had f' · ninth caution flag, closmg· the i ewman ive strmgs
tmre than J56 nules an hour.
Pcai'ron beat Petty by t.4
seconds for his siith super
Cycle Wi11
CT0Ro111ero
or more than 300 basktl, in distance between the tY.-O a row, but he missed setting
drivers to about 15 car the mark for t.he most can-
Jengths. Sttutive free throws. The
_ Second-year Grand Nationa l record is lk\tcd as 386.
driver Darrell Wah.rip, mak-Newman's longest string was
ing oo~ •• ~f hisfi besthedmt'h~ 362, race Suv,..,ngs, 11us ln.1 Jn the late 1950s, Newman
just ahead of OomUe AJlison. ~·as the slar athlete at Cal
Both Waltrip ~ Allisnn drove Tech, a campus not ~"fl'
Chevrolet,. finished fifth, one tor atbletks. lie U'On Jl varsi·
lap behind the first four. ty }etters in four sports and
The $161,877 r11ce '4'as mar· earned all-league honors eight
ONTARtO, Ollif. -Gene red by 3 spectacular ltk:lr time
ftomero won more than $14,000 cra.o;h that put se\'en vehicles No~ Newm:in pl:i.)'S OOsk~l
ifl the AMA national motorcy-out of the rurullng and injured baO tn the city leagues around
de. c 1 a s s i c road race -<-'OUirtry and western singer Sao Jose and Palo Alto. and.
his biggest payday in II 10= M~~ his Dodge at night, afttt work, prae.icts
of AmeHcan Mo-to r e Y c I e tnto the "A-'all on the fim turn free throws.
Association competition. Id the ~.J.. "1t t.akes practiC'fl, (Menty
n--•--' Yamaha ta ""° ·~· £ cti " be --" "and • ouuio::ro """'"¥""' , The misb.1p OC ed during o pra ce, -.-ru,
factory t~te, Kenn Y the third taP ~ rookie some Batw-al ~ty. You ha\'t
. Jld>er11,-la-win-tho-1'irsL of --.1m.r-Jerry Sc:!iild-lost-<:ontrol....-lo-tblnk-)'Oll]:La good Bbot
h'o JOO-mile htats on tbe 2.~ a.ming off the fourth tum aM want to rrove it"
mile, 11--tum cour5e at Ont.nrio And barrelled RC'l'OO; the in-
?i-Jotor Speed'i\'Ry · . field ca~ing a dust stl>rm
T h e J\.t e lt ican-Ame:ican and roducing dri"\o·er visibility,
former. AMA Grand. Nah~I Robbins sufftted bend and
_ eba~1on was ~I~ by his lncial cur~ wh ich required 32 s~lcct1on of ~ lite compound stitches. lf6-was treated-and t~"lt 11.'0rk~ better than th~ released at a Ch a r I o t t e
harder tire on Rob e rt s b:Jsftila1. None tJf tile other
motort')'Cle. dTi,·e.rs wu serioixly injured.
Roberts. a t'ill'~ime G;rnnd although nr,,:, c:Ws crashed
National cbampton. flnished through the metal guard rail
founh in tbat beat. lie <bang· along the end al J>il row
ed to the bettei tin and won P .. l'90n said be UJouiin IHs
Ille--l>tal .. rmisll ... cbancos or wimllcg ...... ,..,.
cond over·atl. when ~ had a nat ~ about
The 'R'lD was Romero's first midway durlng the race and
AMA ...ct Mldog victory. He loot nearly two llpo. .,,.. awarded socood in the
ll!<Olldhoat.
'"Yamaha rider Jlm Evan1
was awe.rded third ovt'l'-aU to
complete a-Yamah:'I sweep.
Giacomo Agostini, t h c
pe-reoni:al U.'Orid f"Ga d racing
c~ron Crom Italy_, ''•as
Clirrun:i.ltid from com?f'titfon
When he fell mi<N.·ay In !hi! nrst I•?· He wu uninjured,
off!rtals sald.
f.alendar
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seeding arrangement that is strange, to say
the-least. tt has decided to match the two strongest
Southern California JC teams and the lwo
top NoCal schools with the "A'inners meeting
in the Potatl) Bowl in a North-South conlron-
tation the fol~1ng weet;.
The rest of the large school. playoff tC.lmS
would be placed in another division with nn
evtnhlal loser's bo\t'I. It would match the
No. 3 NoCal team against the fift~eeded
soulhcm scbool with lhc No. 3 and No. 5
Southland colleges playing: each other. Those
\\'inners would then meet in a \\iMer's bowl
game. . . . The big problem tS defini'tcly seeding.
With the exception of the Valley ():inference
(Fresnol NoCaJ footban is tradittonalJy
weaker than that played in the Southlnnd.
Thus, seeding of an the large dtvi.sion con-
ferences migln bt a better way of structUr-
• • • l ENTRY BlANK : . • • Ban', who WH !% Wednesday, rehlJ'D:li; to
hts Weshninskr home in Mid-November.
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0 HL-o . ---------------. ~ Former OCC l«itball players Dave Gleeson. : O'Y:'-----------Zlp.____ :
Bob CUrry and P-.iuJ Moro arc assisting : ,.__ : ,
coach Dick Tucker this year. : --------: •
And ex-sadd}eback C.Ollege standout 0a\'C : Cfrde teomt ro1.1 thinla will wlft thlt we•k's g9"'9il ;,i
Limebf'OOk is aiding Saddleback coach • •
George Hartman after a brief fling wrth che ! Renna at Greew lay : .
"'TL 's Detroit ~'beefs. • c•-I _ .. at .. ~ • The Stale Atblnic O.mml!s'i" has \'Oted : ..-Ye Gllu ... ew ••.,.--:"
""' tbe tlrird ?1-game I• lbe soaie basket· l WashlllC)fon at Phlloclelphlo : ,
hall plai~ns. : Oklahoma at Texas • E•·UC l"•ine pitcher Gary 1\'h.,.lork !in· : Stanford at UCLA i~ed u·ith a 3-3 recwd and a 2:51 e.r.a. "ith :
the Angles' Quad Citi<' team. And J•m : USC at Washincjton State
Hogan !Goldtn West\ batted ,300 ror Salinas : Texas Tech at Texas A&M
in the California loop this pnst ~ason. : Missouri at Nebraska
htomar CoUege's football ttam tr-4!1 a : Tulane at Air Force
nic-e trip l'Oming up. t1'1l fate the Unf\-erslty :
of Colorado 1V tn Bontdrr Ort. 2'. : Princeton at Darlntoufft • : Tennessee at LSU •
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: Michl9an State at Michl9an
: IRlnols at Purdae tvNllY'I G_. • --· '""" " -'~ : LA c......,.west at Golden West
Pro Grid Standings Pro Hockev
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JOE CARLOS
l'l.UMtlllG CO.
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c;::~~°"' !tft4\.I s. ~ "~•tH : El Camino at Orange Coast
~:~~~~10f!;~~L1ci.v : Arizona Western at Sockleback ~-"""" •· """' ,_., l -t.-t-Wlhon at-Mater Dei ' .
1:C1"!Q11 non.i s. ci~,..,"" : Loara at Fountain Verley
\/Of•(e<lftl f'f"IL I ' Edrr!llf'IOll • '""" • • ' San ClflMT!te at Valencia /,Ii~ r""'ll s. To,~~ tWIO•! :
) ........ ,&uv!r ('.V"IAI 1. Se~ Olt"Q~I : H.,..tington Beach at Kennedy
"""' " •. , .. ,_ ' : El Dorodo ot El Toro
MONDAY NIGHT
FOOTBALL -AICJ AU. WOITll'tO tYIMTS
""°"" SO" PROJECTION T.V.
riolic·,:is'
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• : Costa Mesa ot Ma9nolia
: Uni•ersity at Esperan20 • : Breo ol Laguna Beach l Western at Morina
l Estancia at Tustin
l TOtTey Pines at Mission Vlefo
1 Canyon at Dc:na Hills ! Mr · .. :t ~ · ' ... at [:!;~on
l VIUa-l'ark ot c.. ...... 111a del Mar • • • • • • • • • • • : • •
tll UlAQI -My 9Vfl' on th• Iota! nu"'W
tif p6lntt tC"O~ In o ll 30 OO""K It .. _
'~lit 'i<iif ,Oo it-• ~e' f~Mvirt of ~e
Daly Plk>t ~or-t' '''tio" fO<h MoM•y. Tuttdoy
cnfWtdrte.Mtay. '
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UC Irvine
Activities
Scheduled
The following classPS are
offtred this y.·eek by the UC
Irvine extension program and
are optn to the public. Classes
for earllcr in the n1onth h8\'C
been publi~ previously.
M(Hlft)AY, ocr. '
"R1$!cltMl•I !"Come "'Ol:N'I''" Ltt.. ..-cf ""911," Norm•" l ,
Jl<ObAft. e.s.. ,.,1npc1at, WaO!Wf'· J~ (~~· Ill(., LOI .. ttg.f'IH,
..... I# e !«""• $t<':t,. "C!!<T'"M•tl~t ...... '""'"'ll'Wflt .. _tlfl," ,,,,,. ., "', !loom 101. ,.,,.,.sl(•t kltt\C•I •ldt· $1Nle .eclrn4nlo!\. U.SO.
llis Own Man
Sinat.ra-lt's His .Way
By VERNON scorr
HOIJ.YWOOD (llPI\
Frank SJ.nalra is a charltahle
man :
He helped raise $2 million
I.he other night at a benefit
perfonnance for the Cedars·
Slnaj Mcdiea! Center. • }"nlnk Sinatra Is a generous
man:
Ho personally pnld the
v.·a«es ol the entl~ 42-piece
orchestra. • Frank SinaU-a is a humble
t . ' -·-( I
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Federal
• . .\gencies
Assailed
From Wire Se.r\·lccs
WASHINGTON Th e
chainnan of the Federal
Trade Contmls:!ion said today
much or the govcmment's
regulatory machinery should
be overhaul~ because it
amounts to 11ttle more than
"~overnment sanctioned price
Ci!t'ng" that is costing con·
sumers millions of dollars a
year .
ln a broad scale attack on
tho Civil Aeronauties ~rd .
lhe Interstate C o m m e r c e
Commission, lhe Agriculture
Department and other agen-
(IN SHORT ... )
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l.oewbpetl1al
HARBOUR
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106 Boat,s Enter .
Rubber D11ckv Sails •'
To Laiy 8 Victory -·
Rubber Ducky, C<Hkipperod
by Julius Bovill and Frank
Miller of Del Rey Yacht Club,
was the overa II winner of
Calllomia Yacht Club's Lazy
8 Race ln the Fred Harris
Series. It "'8!1 the third
straight win in the Harris
Series for Rubber Ducky.
The race derlV'e1!1 its namd
from a figure.eight course that-
starts at Marina <lei Rey and
goes to King Harblr and back .
Results:
OVERALL-t, Rubber
Ducky; 2, 1.cus, Bill Gilbert.
PMYC; l. Xanalyn, Bud
Shanie. CYC.
IOR·A -I, Rubber Duclly;
2, lieus : 3, Xana1yn.
10R·B - 1. 1'1erlin Jack
Pintado Takes
Co11m1odol'e's
Dave Williams, sailing his
22-foot Albatross Oass sloop
Pintado was the winner of
Voyagers Yacht Club's Com·
-moOOre's race, Saturday. The
race "'llS sailed inside the
bay u.sing a Portsmouth Han·
dlcap start. Trophy winner~:
1. Pintado: 2. Niki 11, John
Kinkel ; 3. Sail Le Vie. Don
DuBose: I. WUd One. Leo V&-
tounl: S. Btbo Ill, Bob
Darnell.
Builders Hul't
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Na.
tional Community Bulklm of
San Diego, whote lloCt onc.
till $17, and four 11.1bsktlarie:s
have filed for reorgAnlzatlon
undtr the fcd<ral OOnkruptcy
act. The subsidh1rits 11re
Slattley C. Schwarti Co .•
S.C.S. Reall)'t A I v a r a· do
Bulkllng Corp. ond National
C'.ommunity B u 11 d c r s of
Nevada.
Ibach , SMYC.
CCA -I, Chapparal, Rd>ert
Fktlng, LAYC; 2, Paradox,
Tom Arrmtrong, CYC.
PflRF·A -I, Wind all, Rich
Wih1on, PMYC: 2, Sea Fever,
Earl Kneifel, CYC; 3, Illusion.
F.d NoY<a<'ki , KHYC! 4, Ban-
dit, F~ Dellinger, PVYC.
PlfRF·B -Ve r aci t y.
Howard Williams, SBYRC : 2.
Fancy, Bill Martin, SMYC;
3, VastanviOO, Oliver AfcCann.
SBYRC; 4, Wishbone, Marty
1-Ttcdman, SBYRC; .5. Manua,
Barney Morris, CYC.
MORF-A -I. Love 1s, Bob
Cnun, CYC; 2. Gremlin . lfas-
ty Arnold , PMYC: 3, La
Diana, Fr<d Huffman, BWCC:
4. SuOy Ill, Andy Lockton.
CYC; 5, Baochanal, G e o r ge
Kaneko, PMYC.
MORF-B -I, Sturm\.-ogel,
Paul KJose, SO:VC; 2, Foxy
Lady, Bert Lockwood, PMYC:
3, Im Llbf'es. Al CastilUon,
WYC; 4, Solitaire, Al Dia·
nnid, SMYC.
Puff Wins
PQmeroy
Puff, sailed by Ri ck
Cronholm of the host club v.·as
the Class A w\Mer of South
Shore SalUllg Club's Pomeroy
Oaalc tor hrformance Han-
dicap Roclug Flee! yachu
Sunday. The race was the
.evt:nUl ol SSC's eight:ra<.'e
lll·Polnl Strles.
CLASS A -I. Pilff: 2.
Pt:gaSlL'I, Jerry P.font~mery,
CBYC.
CLASS B -I. CUrlous
Yellow, Mike HflmplOfl, SSSG;
2. Niki. John Klnkel, VYC.
CLASS C -llJmpohlre
Rooe, ll<Mls Burnett, SSSC:
2. Tigrcss, Gil Knudsen , SSSC.
San Diego
Skippers
"mnph
~ Diego skippers "ltd by
Lowell ~orth swept the first
three places B a h i a
Corinthian Yacht CI u b' s
Podolak Memorial match race
series for Solirig sloops Fri·
day, Saturday and Sunday.
North topped the 10 skippers
"'ilh a record o( eight wins
and one loss. Second place
was a threc--way lie in the
win·los.s scoring, but Biii
Logan of' SDYC was awarded
the place by virtue of having
beaten Robbie llaines, SDYC,
and Ken Young, California
Yacht Club Jn their rellpCCti.ve
matches . Each skipper acored
seven wins and two losses.
The series Is patterned &ftcr
Long Beach Yacht Club's
Congressional cup match rac&
series. In the Podola k Series.
there are 45 t~boat matches.
BCYC also sponsored the
JO.meter t'hampionship which
turned into a match race
between two of the three en-
tries. Bob Fisher's Sirius of
the host dub was the \rinncr.
beaUng Charles S e I b y ' s
Rapier, Cabrlllo Beach Yacht
Club, and Don Dotsun 's
Hilaria, Palos Verdes Yacht
Club.
Gua1·d Stops
World Trip
In f,anoe
SEATTLE (UPI\ -The
Coast Guard has ad\!i.c;ed
v e t e r a n around-the-world
voyager Bob Griffith, a
f ormer San Francisco
veterinarian, against taking
his new Polynesian canoe out
or Puget Sound to sail It to
the South Seas.
Griffith, 58, had planmd IO
set sail soon out or Neah Bay.
Wash., In the 78-foot, double-
h11!1 craft which the
Polynesians call a Pro:t. His
wife. Nancy, was lo !ollo\9
In their 58-foot i lOOp, the
Awahnce, In \'/hich l h e y
circumnavigated the globe
three tlm('s .
~lowever, the C'.oast Guard
told Grilnth that he could not
pt:rmlt him to take the Proa.
out ol Pugel Sound. The Coast
Guan! dt<'d the 1971 Safe
BoaUn1 Act and sakl Grlttlth 's
new ves,,eJ was not dtslgncd
IO handle the heavy seas and
winds that frequently prcv;1ll
In the Pacific Ocean at this
tlme ol. the year.
Crt.fflth w a 8 CQflsldc.rlni;
towing the Proa behind his
aloop to San Fi;andsct. Al
any rate, he said, he would
give It &Orne test run s Wtth
various types or sall.1 in the
'i''aters of Neah B~y .
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DAILY PILOT looks as much at home on this interno.tionol newspaper rock as it
does at the front door of thousands of 0 ro n g e Coast area homes where it is . I
dropped doily. That should tell you something. It should tell you that a "home-
town newspaper" con be sophisticated and still not lose touch with what's hap-
pening at city hall. Whether it's news from around the w or Id or down the • •
block, ~he DAILY PILOT po~koges it best for you. And the simple fact is that,
because the DAILY PILOT emphasizes local 'coverage, you'll find a lot of stories
in it you can't find in any other newspaper in the world. On this international
news rock, it's among the great ones of the world. But at home, it's the great-
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I by Wm . F. ·Brown and Mel Casson DOOLEY'S WORLD by Roger Bradfield
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IN Tflf:
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F'OOTBALt.
1-EAGUf. !
TUMBLEWEEDS
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
NANCY
I -B OUGHT THIS
OLP B IKE FOR A
DOLLAR
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TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
_ACROSS 49 Nced~l1Pl
f.,O Ten not gear
I M1flt1ry 1ulfl ~1 Chinese
Abb•. dvn;n1v
.t English 52 Decr~e bv
1ace111c1' !.•Hl len1sl11il:e
9 ··su ... on lnd11 process
14 Publican's SC ,.,l1m1cs
Sa1u11jay's Pu:1\e. Solved.
SllPle 58 Ae51.JU!Jnl Uill
15 Fru11 60 Go1no 1nar1.
be.J,,ng v•ne Comb. lo<!"
16 Ove<ly modes1 61 Public d1sol~y
pet1on ot 1emper
17 Supe1ma,kefs 62 Odor
cla1m. 2 wo1ds 64 A1 someo1he1
19 Use(! poor plJce
1udgmen! 66 F"e erigrne
20 Faust. tor one 1ccessory
21 "!fs ari ···!" 67 Ou1rrel
22 l-l•gh h•ll 68 Arigler's
23 Eric11chng· ifl1olemerit
Pier,. 69 F1i;h1on of
14 Heit lfld 1he moment
ll•own brt.td /0 Somerh•ng
;26 Fleeung spK111I
indlt1uoo 71 Unde<hand
29 Bise.ch DOWN
31 f1u1mely 1 l Nely d1nce
32 1to11r1e0t()(:~ 2 Wed on the
33 N11y: 2 words 1un
l6 Con11n1n1: 3 Mo•e modern
Comb. lo1m • Indian ci1y
38 B~ck bllO S · -· LBnk1:
39 Cl&a.,ng Ceylon
•I Sehool 6 Source ol
1tr~ntees thoeolate
•3 Th1! IJ"I 7 PtrtOfm
44 B•tte•in rone :i.urge•v
"6 Favotilble 8 Wnh11aods
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18 San
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for one
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25 Raging
llood
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VOU• health
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poly/\ed•on
JD R~1ment o•
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game
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veh•cle
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coatong
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llw1sion
!:IS Nobleman
~ Record
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~ That which
1u1ns
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cons1an!ly:
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burden
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1HE ~EEf SCF!U\MING,
"TIIE SKY IS FALUNG ! .
THE SKY IS FAWNG!"
'1.'M Pisces .
WHICH SIGN W6Re YOU eo~ .. J
UNP6F? ?'
GORDO
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WAS H Ol..-PING
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" I , ,, ' ' ··· BITT 1 DON'T 1\11NK
'I'M GOING 10 SHINE I
PE~NUTS
JUDGE PARKER
A s THC
DETECTIVE&
CONTINUE TO
QUEST ION BEBE
BLAIR, Tl-IE
VENEER CRACK$
ANO 5HE 6ECOME5
EMOTIONAL.'
MISS PEACH
DICK TRACY
by Dale Hale
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AU. Rl•lfl; EVER<IONE,
OM <IOOR FEET ... \\l~'l'E
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WORO"/
by Charles M. Schul1
T~AT MEANS 1T'S ~1'.'.lANS
PFJJ&.\&.I{ CLEAR MAVE A
0JT TO TME RIVER HARO LIFE ~
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by Harold Le Doux
YOU'RE WRONG, MISS ~L.AIR ! IT
IS MY BU51NESS! NOW, 5AALL
WE CONTINUE THIS INTERVIEW
HERE OR DOWN AT ]il":•Jli HEADQUARTERS? -
by Mell
OH, GEE, MI S~ PEACH 1
'>!<E TALI(!; ALL TMf TIME
ANO IT OrSTR'ACT, ME"
SO WHAf • MY PAfTfR FOR A
COIAPLf OF wtiics Ii IASl~Y
fHf JQWIVl\LliNT OF OMii OF
TH<l+I IMGHIJ.QR'S Plll>Rii'> FirOM MY LEHON~ .. !
TRACY'S OUT ™ERE N~.
ONE OF' OUR wrTNESSES
IN ANOTI-tER CASE HAS
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YOU AND SPARKLE?
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.JUST f23,000
WORTH-
OUR CAR!
VIHAT1D
YoUPUT
IN IHi\T
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_leDDY?
by Ferd Johnson
iHE SAMe AS I PUT IN
YOUR OTH~F!51X PICK'ME-UPS.
WHY iHe SUDDeN
COMPLAINT?
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SU,.f'RIOR COURT OF THI! c.~r.~~l•R=f:~i;no~~~i~ To Ille R•POlldfflt; Tilt' ~1111_,
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NC.TICE IS HEREBY GIUEN lo '"' ••11onu b R I uctl c w!Thln l\ICll llmt, irour oet1ull lnlY trl<lllor1 ol Ille •bo"' n1me<1 dttl<lenl r tn econt r ort ~. bt '"'•rM ""' ti. courl m1v enter
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7212 OUPonl Dr .• Sit. e, Irvine, C1lltornl1 PUBLIC NOTICE .. ff "'""'tty .. 11111 ,_ wtiflfll r.""'° wlllcll 11 lht place· ol' lluslneu '"""M' It •ny, ml'I' k fll.. Ill of Ille un$r1lgned In •II nwll1" llmt ~rt~1nlno lo 11\1 t 1IU1 O! wld M<:tdenl, FICTITIOUS IUSINISI 01'1.o OclolMr 10, 1t 74
within lour motllhl Iller Ille llrll NAME STATEMENT WILLIAM E. ST JOtfH, C .. rll
plibllctllon of this notice, TM lallowlng pen.on Is doing bu1inesa l 'I' Donn• Glb0on1 o.p 1y
01letl Seplombtr 11, 1974 II: ltONALO ST•t:L.MAN ' U
AGNES PALISICA DIANE .. ASSOCIATES, 29112 VI• llJ Av.,ltl• Of'•lllllil
Exe.:utrlx of Tilt VIiii Son Sebfstl1n, LIOU"' Nlo~t, Cel. IM Clo-'•• C:1llhtrlll• n1n Of lht tllovt Nmtd dec~nt e11,,., Joan Colfm..,, 2911'1 Vie Sen (114) '"2-Mlt
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1914 :U11·11 F-ll)41 ,ICTITIOUS IUllNISI Publllhe<I Or1nge Cotsl 0 •11'1' Piiot NAMI STATIMINT
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NAME STATEMENT Cost• Mn.I, C11lf. 976!1 ·~~lie fellowing ~-II dolflll llllslfllfH SLP·Jel11 ow.rt Jack H•wle'!l--lUf N-York
WESTMINSTER JEWELRY .. LO••· NOTICI! TO CltEDITOltl ""'·· Cosl• M1H, C•Ulornl1 974oll SU,.Ellotl C:O\lltT OF TME This bu1IM11 11 ,onclucf.0 ay en 1S667 lr0<>khw)I SI .. Wt1tl'[ll .. te<. C•!if, SlAT~ OI' C:ALIJ<OINIA l'otl !lld!Ulcl11.1I.
CUf'lll LH (Mom ... , lon Ml11lon TMli. COUNT'I' OF OltAllGE Owtn J . lilwil'f
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This bull,,.ss 11 'O!lduclt!d 11'1' 1n Eit•I• of IRUCE HARRV IE:LLAS, COi.in!'!' CIHk ol Orl<IOt '-'1'1' on 0t111-llld!vl<lu1I. OM:t1M<I. btr 3, 1'74
Curtis L. Ch•pm•n NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the PlJJ:W
Tiils st1l•rnenl w11 1119<1 w!f~ tilt crrdllori of lilt •-n1med dectoilenl l"lltllllhld °"'* Cots! D•ll'I' Pllo1, C11<1nly Clerk ol Or•~ County Of'I 1n11 '" PtrlOf'ls ht ulno c11lm1 1oO•ln11 October 1, U. 21, 2'1. 197• l'9l·7' !.rpl@J'!lbl!r 11, 1914. !he 11ld d«edent ert rtqulred lo tilt( ----=cc=o=oc===---
Fl UU !Mm, wllh IM nte:ISUr'I' vouchers, 1n PUBLIC NOTICE Publlsllfll Or•noe C<Mtsl 01lly Pflot, Ill• otflc• of 111e cltrlt ol lilt 1b0v1
Se:111emo.r 2:r. JO. Dc.tooer 1, IL lt74 ~1111e.i court. or kl prnent tnem, w11nl ----c,o,~CT0,"'°"""'"'"•=,c,o,.o,=,c1c---
lllt-7• ,,,. nt(IHll'Y "oudle"· lo llM ulldrr-NI.Ml STATl!MENT
___ P_U_BLl __ C ___ N_OT_l_C_E---l11t1n.O ·'' "" i..w 01tk • of JOSEPH Tiit lllllowlng penon1 ,,.. doing J, Jo .. es 1 .. JOSEPH POLINER, bllsl""s ••. --c~=~-------l 's.:i w. Olympic 111111., Los Aflllll•s, 0 " AssoctAT Es un2 w· ..,.... FICTITIOUS •USINEIS Cit!tor"I' t<IO\S, wfll.c:h 15 tilt P1'<1 OrlVt ,0EI roro .c.1110rnl• n~ -
llAMI! STATEMENT ot l>U>lntu pf Ille undenloned In •II Wl lldl 0.SIIt 21752 WI tff>¥ood Tiit 1o11-1.,. Pl"°'" Is <lolno llullntH m~lltr• perlt lnl119 to the •511le et Orlft. El TIN'e, C~llornll P2630 n
,1. ""' deeedenl, with.In four rnonttu alltr C•rol OoMll>. 2'571 M•tl Ml t
' MARGIE'S HOUSE 01!' MAN'I' 1111 fl rll ~latllOl'I ol lhll raollct. v 1110. Cfllk!rh!• fUJS •1• ••on THINGS 2UO E c I 'H' h Dotld s.i>tembtf n. 197, .... ' • 1111 10 wiy, STEVEN ROIERT 8UONO '""'"' Or•ytr, 22591 kltl'I' Strtet, '---'""=°"' <lt1 Mir, C.llklfnl• 9''25 -e 1 tf 11 v•·n _ELlora...C&lllorlllll t2il>~----+
1· ~rolrr-:r:-Wellltr, ~m T~«;;;w "':.;;"~tdent J•net . ltob'fft, UM l!"klel't "'venue. Oo!'clltller Rd., Cor-dtl Mar, Cotti MeH, C•!llornl l 92627 C.l1lornl1 '16ll J0'.11!,.M J . JONl!SI &. Thlt llui.lneu 11 collduc:lld ..., I •e"'"rtl JOSl!"H "OLINElt ..., .,.. Tiiis bull11111 II atn<l...c:ted b'I' •n I~ UO W Olyfn.,lc 11..._ • Plrl'!Wrihlp,
<llYklu•I. · Loi A.:......., C:•ll"""•' *1I W#lnd1 o.srze Mrs. M1r!Ofl1 W•hlt r (IU ) r-:"..aHI Thie IUMmt!'ll WI S 11111111 wilh lht
"fhil 1ltltm111I W•• 111<111 with Ille cou~ Al'iwMTI ,... l"tll"-t' CounlV Clark of Or111111 (O\lnl'I' ort
IV Cll•-ol Or1r.g1 Counly on ~~lemblt' f'vbll•he<I °''""' COISI 0•11'1' l"Jlal, St1i"mtlll!r •· 1t1•
It, 1914. Fl7MS Stptembtr 16, 23. 3(1, •l'ld Odaber 1. "11bll1htcl OrlflClt Ca.11 01lty r~~.:i~
Publl1hed Or1r.g1 COii! Dilly Pllol, 1911 ~4 S"1'11mlltf' 1a, 23. JO, •nd October 1.
SIP!emblr ZJ. ». Octobe!r 1, 1~~:: PUBLIC NDnCE 1t1• wt·74
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE SL,.·7Ull
NOT1CE TO Clll!DITOlll SU,.l!RIOlll C:OUA.T Of' THI SL,.·7 .. lit ITATIEMINc1.0~$:•:..NOONMENf ITAT•cg~N~l.'&fll:.l:..~~lt TMI! ~~:~:1g: cC:,.°t.~::11~it ~::
l'ICTITIOVS SUSIHISS llAMli • N A...,,,. THI COUNT'f 01' Olt NGa
Tiit f(lllOWlll!I per-h•v1 •INlndOMG E I I of MAil~ 8ROWH De<'t•$ed No. A .. 1421 .
t1'1t l.i.1 ot '"' llctlllocn buiklesi nernt: w6;1~e 15 HEREBY G1veN 10 '"" ftOTICE 011 Mli411NG OP l"ITIT•ON 0 lo R LOCICSM!TM, 711 W. 1'111 FOii "ltOIAT• OP WILL AND "Oii 5! .. "H", Co'1t MIU, Clll!ornl• 91621 credltori ol !he •bove nemed dtcNtnt l.l!TT•Rs TISTAMf"NTAlt'I'
The Flclltlout. l llllrwtu Nlrnt r•letrtd lh•I •11 pllrlOllS hlvlr.g ct•lms "'''""' Estllt of LYOIA PLEGE:R 0-.:1 Kl ~ •llov• w11 flied In Ortr.u• County '"' uild lleettHnt '" requlrttl 10 1111 NOTICE: JS HEllEI Y G1vEN11 ih11 on J~1'1' f , 1974. lhtm. wlti. the ntclln •r'I' VOIKllet"I, In RICHARO H. "LEGER •'1<1 ALFREO
Rllph M. PhlUlps. l05' KlltYbrOO~t IM elllcl ol fl'll cl1rlt ol lilt •tM>Yt (, l"LEGElt hlY• flltd herein a pe!l!lon
LIM, Coil• Mt1.1, C•lllOl'nl• '1626 '"lllled '""'"'' er lo PrtSeflf them, with tor ,.,obit• or wm end for lisu•nct 011115 R•Y Aker,, lOW l(!llybraoll• ,... !""'"'r'I' voucbe<i. to 'n I .,, LtllWI Tt',."""''''I' to !ht 1"11· L•ne. Costt MIH, C1lllornl1 t'l626 u""trsignld •I !ht LIW OfUu ol ROGER 11-r.. '9ftrtnc1 to wlllc~ 11 tnld•
Tlll1 1Kisl11tH w11 condllclld lly , L. WAYNE, 19(13 W. ltedondo 8'Kll !or lurthtr l>'•l!cvl•rs, 1nd 11111 tilt gtntrtl plrlnie~hh:>. 81"11,, P. 0 . Bo• 2003, G1r<1ent, C.lllornl1 llmt "<Cl pl.ct ol hllrlng lht Ulrnt
Rtll>h M. p~rn111s 911111, whit~ I• file P1•<• pf bullntu n1~ bltrl u l for Oc!obltr n. 1911,
l llis 11111mtr1I -I llltd wrtll IM or Ille undtr•loned In •II mtl!tri 11 t ::JD 1.m.. In ti. courlroom of
(°""ly Clark ot Dr•not County on perl11lnlnt1 to IM •slll• ol Hkl ~eden!, Otp.trl"*!t No. 3 ol 11ld CCIClrl, 11 ~tembtt 26, lt7'. within tour monlhs lfltr Ille llrsl 100 Civic Ct ntt r Orlw WHI, Jn !he
l'Jl2.Jf putlllCtllon lllf this notice. Cll'I' ol SIAll A111, C1lltor11I•,
Publh""' °''""' Ca.SI 0•11'1' Piiot, Diii<! S...1""'""' 11• 197' 0•19<1 October 2, 1t74. .5tl>l1<11Mr '6. 111d Ottt>blr J, lL 21. P,<iTR ICI( JAMES 81t0WH WILLIAM I . 11 JOHW, 1t1' 3'21·11 E•KllfOr ol lhl Wl!I COlll\IV Clt rk -~-----------( Of IM l bovl M m<ld dtcedtnt C. A. HIGlla -ROGER L-WAYNI Ht MfrlH A-
ltOI W. It ........ laKll llv•. lllltlt lllaflll, C1Hlwlll1 t'.l:U2 P U BLIC NOTICE
"· O. I•• toll 17141 UJ.HJ't 0~ C:ltlftfftl• fn41 A,,._,, fw1 jllltltl~
l'ICTITIOl.IS •USINl'SS nUI l2U.SI "vblllhe<I °''"" Cotrl o.u, l"llof NAMI STATliMli NT An.,....., fw IEJIK'Otw '
lilt fall lowlng ""'°" II clol!IO bullMH "ubl!ll'led O•l(lfe Ca.st 0 •11'1' ,.llol, Dc.toOlr " 7• ll, "'' m •-14
'" S.p111m11er 16, n. 30, tnd Oc:lotlef" J, 1914
,.RESTDN SAILS, 1n 16th st.. :i.w.u PUBL'lt: NOTICE
Newpo)rl l1ach. C•. '16'0 1---=::;::c;::-;::;c;:::::;:---J-------------
C•lvln J. Prt1t1111. HJ1 T•Ngo PUBLIC NOTICE • 410lt P1 .. Collt MfH , Cl . 916211 SU,.l!lt!Olt COUllT 01' TH•
Tlll1 bulll'lllS It btlll!ill cond...c:!.O bY $L,.·t01t STATS O" CALll"OltHIA l'Olt
en lndlwl<lual. MDTIC:I! TO C:ll!OITOltl THI C:OUHTY OP OllANOE
C•lvtn J. P•tston SU,.IEltlO. COUltT O" THI No. A .. IOJ Thlt ,1,temenl 1119<1 with lilt Counfy . STATE 01' CALIFOllNIA FOi NOTIC• ~ Ml'AltlNO 01" "ETITION
Clfrk of Or•nv• County on 9'1>tem1H• TM• COUNTY OF OltAJIOI! FOlt ,.ltOIATIE 01' WILL ANO l'OR 4, 1914. 1 Ill• A...... LETTl!ltS 01' ADMIHISTllATION PJ1172 ' WITH·THll·WILL ANNEXED
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E:JIB!e ol ROSALINO s. IRIGHTMAN, e111t1 .,, SUSIE: SPLAWN DK••ff<I 11bl shed Or•noe oe•t I Y 01 Otct11ed ' · Stptembtr 16, 23. 30, 1n<I Otlcbl!r 7, 1914 MOJ IC£ IS HEltEI V GIVEN 10 lht NOTICE IS llEflEl'V GIVEN !Ml ""'·14 tdltorl ol tilt •bove ll•m.0 cllc~enl ICtfr'I' L. K•YJ'!\tr h•• till<! lltreln 1 -------------1(' . peol!llon lor Pr-le ol Wiii t lld tor
P U BLIC NOTICE th1I 111 Pll'W'I• IMYlno et111n• •o•lnst luuinc• or Leners lllf AllJ'!\lnl,lr~llon
!ht uild OKedenl •rt requlrlNI lo Ille wllll·lhl ·Wlll •nM•rd lo !ht pe!ltl-r
lhtm, with lh• nectU:'l'Y vouchtfl, In r1f1rene1 to which Is m.ae IOI' lurtl\lr --------~~---1th• ol!lu of 1111 clet"~ of lht •bOw P'rllculart. •rid lh•I 1111 !lme u111 p1,,, PICTITIOUS •UUNl!SS ..,1111<111 court. or lo P<"-nt !Mm, ~th lllf l'llirlr.g 1.,. ''"" ,,_1 llHn u t
NAM• ITAT•MENT the nlet n1ry VCJll(:htr1, lo I h I tor Dc.lobtr 12, )tlL II ':lO 1,m.,
TM lollowfng ptt'!.1111 11 <lolno bulll\llS undlflloNd ., ~ L•w Offlu ol In tht COUl'll'OOlll of DllPl'rlmlAI HO.
'" SHEPHERD, SHEPHEllO AHO DUMOAS, l ol wld covrl 11 100 Civic Cln!tr
dtllCIMll, 1116' E:dlnotr' Av•., 1172 DuPont Ot .. Sit. 11, Newport 81Kh. Drlw Wtll In fi.. Cll'I' o1 S.111• AM F°'•fll•in Vtlll'I'. Cl. t'.l:l'OI C•lllornl• tt"4. Wlllch Is lilt pltce Calltornl•. ' '
ROl)trl E. s .. ~1. 1'173 Si n J1cJ"10. of llui!lltH Of• ...... undtrsll]fltd In •II 0 •11<1 Oclobtr '1. lt74 Founi.ln V1Hey, C•. t210I ,,,.tltrt 11trl•ln1n11 lo lilt '1t11t of WIUIAM E II JONN
This blnlne1 11 COl!d!Xlrd by •n nld cH«<Mnl, wllflln IOUr months tlltr C°""l'I' Cttrk '
llldhrlduel, Tiii llrtl Plrtlllc•tfOll OI lllll notk;.. ltOl•ltT 1. WHIT•
Roblrl E. St•hl 0 1tld Stilllttll/'ll' 11, 1974 1n» M•wllllnlt II.,._
This 1t1ttmlfll w•1 rlltd with Uw HOMER H. •1ttGHTMAN TorrMCI. <•111..-..ll fMtl
(Ollrlh' c...-1< .,, °''""' (11\1111'1' "" E•ttlllw OI "" wm ol Tth ltU> ,, ..... ""™'111w \1, lt7L Thi •bovl NrM<I 61Cedenl ""'""'' 1_. .. ,..1,._
"J7161 IHl'..,,eRD, SNl'l"Hli.RO .. DUNDAI Pvbfllhed '0r'"°' CO.II Delly Piiot,
J'utlol!1111ct Or•l'llMI Co.st O•ll'I' Piiot, 21n Ovl"lllt Of., 111. It Dc.toblr " 1, 13, 1'14 l tfl-7• 5'Pltl'l!btr i.. 21, 10, 1fld Dclober 1, Ntwwt 11acll, Ctllfllnll• ,,_..
1•11 ust-74 cn•i UM6lt -------------1".,_" Nr l:•talltf' ~ PUJIUC NOTICE
PUlluc NOTICE Plllttl1MCI 0r""lll (a.fl 0.llY 1"11ol,
Sfloptembet' II. U, JO, •nd October 1.J---===c-.,.-..,,.-.,----1
\'11 341·14 "ICTITIOUI IUllNSSS NAME STATI Ml!NT
I 41111 PUBLIC NOTICE Tiii 1o11ow1no Pl!'ton• ,,.. eo!na WOl lCI TO CRIDITOltS t llvSlllHI 11:
,SU,.l!RIOR COURT 01' TMI' SL,..14171 THE REI> llU RL, oftll :ID!h $!.,
STATI 0, CALll'OltNIA 1'011 PICTITIOUS IUSINl!S H-'*°' l l t<h, Cllllornll
TM• c:ou~ 0, 011:.t.NOI ,IC:TITIOVS IUS1Nl'SI Ed-rd L. 1119 ... fOll G1111 Ot'lv1, 0• A4NU ER Tile follOwlno .... iOl'I I• dolno bll•lnts• HllMl"OIOfl 8ttCh. C•ll!Ornl• '1446 Esl1t• OI El>MUNO L. Wl!8 • It' Jte'i~ A. l1191t, QI Gun Or!v1., ~'t;;~.· tS HE:REllY OIVll!N to Ille • OAKWOOO 8 UILOERS, 11391 C1rn1Dy Hunllng!Oll 8•.cll, C•lllol'nl• J2~4 • "'•1--aeidl Cilltoml• T~ls 11u1!"''' 11 cond...c:T.O 11'1' • atJ!tl'll trWllOrl pf !ht illovt-111mtd iltctdtlll ... ,,., .... ~. ' p1rtnerlhlp,
111•1 tll ptrson1 h1vf1111 ct•tm• 1oQ1ln~t t J6'1 JK Qut A !not• lilt ffld <1ac10tnl ,,.. miulr.O to fllt CASEY JDSE,.H SAUERS, 11lt2 Tiii• '"'•Mini w•i fll.O with 1111 ll11m, w111\ lilt IKMHfY vayc.htr1, In C1rnab'1' LaJ'Hi, H\llllll!QIOA l•1'h. Counl'I' Cl•rll. of 0rlfl9• CouMy Ol't
lilt olllc• ol !flt cttrlt of lh• l bOW C11lforAl1 f'llMt 5'Pl•J'!ltltr 16 ltJt
.,,1111ec1 court, or to pr1Hnl tllem. with This business 11 Con<IUC1ed b'I' 111 ' ' PJ1$-M
!ht llKtSHl''I' VOVC:htr.. IO lilt Mn-lllCl!vlduel. P11bll111td Otl not Ca.st O•ltY l'tllol,
dtl'ilt nad •I tM l1w OlllCHI ol $1MON, CASE:'V J. SAUERS 5'f11tm1itr ». •nd Oc:loblr 1 11 11 SHERIDAN. MUltPHY. THORNTON AHO Tllll 1t•ltmlflt Wll Hi.d w1tn lilt ' ' '
HINERFELD, '10 Nt wporl Ctnltl' Orlve. C-1'1' Cllfk of Or•"SI' C°""''I' on lt1I l6»-7•
Sulit !US, N-PO'I lffcllt C1Ht«nl• SIP'tl'T\1111'" '-lt74. PUJIUC NOTICE ,,... •HI'!: All'!' J1mn "· HumpflrlY •11111 Jr •• wlllch II Ille PIK• "' tMh"•tU l"vtlll~ or.,... COlll Otlly ,.11o1.1---~=~-,-~,----1
o1 file ll!ldlflltnN In t ll """"' .-. $1111tl'l!ller la. '». Jl. •!Id Oclotlltr J, f'ICTITIOVI IUSINl'SS
t.tnl111 to 11111 n t1te of Hid dt<•nt, lt14 )41t-7A NI.Ml STATIMINT
within la\lt' '"'""" efltt Ille llflt pllllllc., ln. to11-hio ptl'1ION .,, llfol119
!Ion et thh riom.. PUllUC NOTICE bullllfts '" 0.ltd Slfll...,.. lt, 1t74 Tit& IECUllllTY I. $£1tVICI COM·
SOU'JHEllN CALIFORNIA MUNICAT IOHS. flf >03t $wll1 ltM FIRST NAT IONAL •ANIC. •ICTlllOl.IS •UllNl!SS Hiii Avtrt .... S.1111 Alie, Cf111of1'11•
11'1'1 R•lotl F. "'Ill, NAM• ITATllMINT '21W
Trllll Ollk•r Tiii Ioli.wino ~ •• dolno M INU Mol'lllOmWY Dtll l 'l'Htms. Inc .. ))30
&oKltl Afmllll1tr1tor wlllt ••: $0\Jll'I ""' Httl A_, $tr\!• A"', 0-" ,._. lllf '"' etl•tt $UNOANC! WEST. ltn N$. 1 C•Utornle mtt of 111f •boW ._med dtceOt"I Mtp.11, Col" Mt1.1, Cl. Thll b\lllAtU 11 candilCllcl 11'1'
J.t.Mes A. HUM•HRIY, Jlt, IC.. Alltfl .. .,,.,..,., 11tS NIWllOfl Mtil\llOfMtY 011• 1'1''"""'-Inc ... <«·
l ll!lON. SNI AIOAN. MUR .. MY, """' COiii Mts•. ca , "'"!on. TIIOtlMTOfll ANO MTNl!tl'llLD Tl!h llullntt• It lltlflll Condlltltll ti'!' /I/MICHAEL D. scon '1t NIW"'1 C:t~t" Orlvt, tn l1"14lvkl"'I, Stem...,.
1111 .. IUt I(. All'" l'tderwn Tht6 tlt'-9111 '"' flltti wffh 11'1• NNNl't ... lll. CltllflrRla HUI Tlll'-11•1-t l!ltd wtlh tt.. COUM'I' CounlY Clttll. Of OrttOI COlr;flf'I' era.
., .. I Int) .... 11. Cltrll! Of Otlflf' (Pll!lfy on kplemlltr Sep!. u. ,., ..
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~=~.'.'.'.;;.,. You Can Sell It , Find It , [ 642-5678 J One Call Service ~;···~ho:.-""'
Ser•k•• & 1.-i 60()0...otf Trade It With a Want AtJ . . fast Credit Approval Tron'9'f'ot.,.. •••• 910M99f
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ER~ORS: Adv•rti1•n I-;;;:;;:;::::::;:;::;;;;
1002
thould che<k tholr ed• 1 • Assume 71;, 0/o VA * Balboa Bay Properties * dally & report °''°" CAMEO SHORES Loan $223 Per 1 m fn e d I a t e I y. The Ul\'i.'ly 1'11l'lfl1· \'1l•11: l~c. 3
DAILY PILOT t11ume1 hc11·n1 .. 2 txuh l10111c , Si>c'ci-Mo. Vaeant-
ll1billty for the first ully off<'red at Stt•l,000. Near Beach
OCEANFRONT
St 1shore D rive
Vacunt 101. Seller ,,·ill
subordinate.
OOVE R SHORE$
l'anora1nic \'ie\\'. Ivan
\\'ells cust. blt. 5 BR,
lgc. f<:nn. rm ., fo r1nol
d 1 11 1 n g '"/courtyard
pool. S 13o,00o. 6'12·7491.
Incorrect lnwrtlon HEART OF ••• Com11a de! ~tar. Lc>\'ely Tm• li11N1 CuJ-tlf'.~ftl'. 1"11\~
only. ll()nie, close to beach, on nit-entry, :-.truurnuth livh1i.: J I.~ 10111. o .... 'nl?r u-lll 11rrami:c l'OOlll. S1'1»u'1tlr nuts~ivt'
flnunctna. O f I er ed 1.H lani.ll.y 1\'lon1 with rozy fire·
675-7060
I --"" I~ $J.l7,!i00 1il1t1•1:. Cow1try kilchl'n. St-·
p11n1h• fonrntl dint'. C IANT
SIZI:: bc>droonn•. CO:\f PLF.·
Tl::L\' Ht:Ol'£0Ri\1'ED. 60'
vr:rtANDA v.11h nu1rsl1·
n1n1low hre 11ng. BI(;
TRt~ES. Bulll-ln o\Ounlitln
11•at£1rfaH. J-"Alt:O.I !->IZJ-;I)
\'AHO. Ahi1odnnt'{! und n.·11·
Uy for yuu. Hurry on this
v .. e. Call uo1v! 842-253:).
EASTBLUFF
Supe r cle:in 4 BR. ho1ne
11 ugc fani. din . r111.
Ne\vly redec. 0\l'ners
a n x i o u s: $70,500.
640·8484. Gener•I R.E. 1002
VACAN,......
Thi1 4 bedroon1 pool oon1.. CORBIN-MARTIN
is vacant &. wailing for n Realtors
lan1ily to IO\·e It. Offf'rM * 644-7662 *
at $36,500 "'llh GI &1''11A '"'"'!"~~~~~~!!!!! ~~s:is1 available. ca 11 1-BA YSHORES
Walker&lee fl lt l J lt-11
STOP YOUR WORLD
and get off long enough to
call w; -\\'e will i;how
you a Super LisUng. Ad<t)JI·
able 3 to 5 BR ho1ne, E:asl·
side Costa Mesa. $46,500
CLASSIFIED
HOURS
Advttfuers may place th~ir ads by t~lephonc
8:00 a.m. to 5;30 p.m.
Monday thru Friday
8 to noon Saturday
COSTA MESA .OFFICE
330 w. Bay
642·5678
Newport Beach
A bcaulifully, laslefulJy llf'CO-
r11tcd, 1·harn1ing, war 111
hon1e 11·lrh flO\\'ering vinc3
t1dflrn!11g-roof & p.itio. Con1-
plrt<' v.•hh lovely gut>St houst•
iu rear • just rt>a(ly for thC'
kid~. gu<': :s or Cr1111dn1a.
Tv.u cUr g!lI' + fenced -in
11:u·king for 2 1110~ t·ars, or
bohl & ciunr .=r. Priced at
$64,950. cash to l01ln on
,filract or lease option,
l.'-"WQuail ~ &•Plac• . Prap•rti•• ·
-751-1920
1400 QUAllST. NIWf'OtlT I EACH
THE REAL
ESTATERS
6 UNITS
Just Listed
Irvine Terrace
Owner Will Carry
An eJC1ra shorp 3 BR Honie
on a hrrgt' l!Ox13.'> fl corner
lot \vilh 1va1m natural 11'0l)(I
and hri<·k textul''!!, S<'H
l'lc11ning oven and n1uch n1ore
rLU~
Tht> Qll'll"r 11•1.1 nts a f;:1st sail'
and \\'lLL CARR\' TllE l!>I
TD.
co: rs
· WALLACE
REALTORS
~141-
(0ptn Ev1nin91)
LOW DOWN
W"h pool
2 Udrms.-$22,950
550-8800
REALTORS m 4 Loc:al Offices To Ser"e \'ou
WESLEY N .
TAYLOR CO.
REALTORS s ince 1946
VIEW · POOL · REDUCED TO $1 79,500
One of the best in Big Cyn! 4 BR . Flt & DR.
Beaut. eusto1n detail lhl'llOul. O\VC lseloption.
2111 San Joaquin Hill '
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B.
Ro ad
644-4910
General R.E. 1002 General R:.E. 1002 ------ABANDONED
ASSUMPTION 7•/o HIGH ON A HILL
$223 PER MONTH OVERLOOKING
ONLY 541 ,900 BLUE PACIFIC
J'r11·a1 r an d ijuirt .
Panurr1n1it· v1c•1\' of Pac1f1<·.
C'uur1yard entry, L ari::: c
k111·hC'tl. f":1111!Ty I' 0 0 t\l •
11\'(;F; l~lVI?\C P.OOi\I
\l'ITll .\ UltEATH Ti\KING
VI~'.\\'. L.'.t rgc bcd1'001ll1>.
Cr1\'i:'t'\"1:l 11rilio. PriCi?d al on-ly $69.9'.l(). O\vrWr · .:Vin
J1nan1·c. Cri ll lo Si'C 96.1-6767.
l.'-"WQuail ~ &•Plac• Prap11rti•• ·
7S2-1920 ·
1100 OUAll SI, H(Wl'ORT llACH Sta rt Thinking Desert
In 1his Conrlo. Enjoy s v.·1111· 1 -,c,~E~X=T=RA~-.~E~XT==R~A"""''~' -1
min~ llnd trnnis. Buy 1h1s
I bcOroom, lgr dri'ssing HEAR ALL lll'C':t. Ei1her complrtrl~·
fu rn for s~.JOO or unrur n ABOUT IT!
for S'l;l,500, SC1c you in P.S. ~au1ilul pride or owneri;hip
I love you!! :: l)4•drooo1 'l hath, fornuil
644-7270 diniug room. hugr 20 x 20
NEWPORT BEACH
3333 Newpor t Blvd.
642-5678
OCEANFRONT
Delu. ... e 2 Br., 2 ba., S1\·edi~h
lrplcs .. sundccks or patios;
5 units fu 1·n ., on
waler/sumn1£1t'; one uni t
yenrly, unfurn. Good re11t11l
hl~lory. Call for details.
Priced at Sl)(),000.
Cull: 673-3663 642-2'.!53 Eves. I "'~~~~~~"!!"~~ I LEASE-OPTION
. fan1ily roon1 !or your ['IOOl
1ahh'. or v.·h:ilCVC'I'. Priced
Ul $•l5.950. Call l>-\G-TI71.
OPEN nL9 • frS FUN TO« NICE•
HU NTINGTON BEACH
17875 Beach Blvd. 54<).1220 •
LACUNA BEACH
222 F orest Ave.
494-9466
associated
BROKERS -REAL TORS
1015 w aolbol! 671 l6t)
COLLEGE PARK
RARE 4 BEDROOM
CORONA
DEL MAR
A delightful honie in a great
loc;Hion corner Jot
privalc beach -2 bedroorns
-2 baths and den. Spat"C
to expand. Lots of Px1ras.
Price rl'<lucl'd to S61.500.
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Rl4UORS THE REAL
ESTATERS
FORMER MODEL
SAN CLEMENTE
305 N. El c:amino Real
' 492-4420
Used brick firepla1,.oe, super Call 673-~ 50 for more in-
covercd p<1lio and park like forn1ation ...
Gracious Jh·ini:! & C'll-
trrtaining .t: a {,,rt'C'at in·
vestlnC'nt ot Big Canyon
Country Cl uh. Luxurious :l
bt.,-troom. \8x::2· hv rn1, din-
in){ room, riblc \\'C1 l>i1r.
n1a1·hlc niaslt•r hath. 01\111'1"
v.·ill carry at 9:t.i' t , $160.000.
Or 1<'11!.e option $100U.
rnonthly.
This beau11ful i\fP~• \11•1-rli'
hornc 1\RS thr nlO(l;>l h11n1o•
11hen nc-1'. 111<' lrind~c;1p1nt:
h11s 1)(1\\' nl<ihll'('(I ''' tllll1rh
lht' ho-.1 u1v nf th1• hnn11• ~ tlr'Clroom'<; + ft1n11I~ roon1
.ii! f(lr Sl2.JOO. C:1ll j l;;...!J.191
atnlOSphere. Priced to :sell 0Pf.N11L'. IT'S FUN TO BE. NIC£1
NORTH COUNTY'
dial free 540.lZlO
CLASSIFIED
DEADLINES
De&dline for copy I: kills
is: 5:30 p.m. the day be-
fore publication. except
for Sunday &: ?..1onday
Editions when deadline is Saturday, 12 noon.
at $43,950. Call 646-7171. I rr:ar ~
o><.v m • • '" "'" ro" MCE• G'"" jJ THE REAL
ESTATERS
Zfi kuC' Gr:uul \·alh-.•
Open E1"'ry Day 1.:1
CLASSIFIED
REGULATIONS
ERRORS: Advertisers
should check their ads
daily I: l't"porl errors
immediately. T HE
D}\Il.Y ~ll.OT assumes
liability for t he first in·
correct insertion onb'.
CANCELLATIONS:
When killing an. ad be
sure to make a record
of t he KllL NUMBER
given you by your ad
taker as receipt of yoUr
cancellation. Thil kill
nwnber must be pre--
sentl?d by the advertiser
in case of a dispute.
CANCELLATION 0 R
CORRECTION OF NEW
~
FOR LEASE OR SALE
COMMERCIAL BLDG.
1885 Park Ave., CM
Good !Ol'ation fol' any bu~in('S~. Good o·aUic. Lots <>I
11arking. 011·flt'r co11s1cl('r
i>clling cin a c:ontract.
Call Nuon1i Jorclan fi4,j.{)SS:l
646-3928 Eves: 645-0882
Lachenmyer
Realtor .
SIDE BY SIDE
1\\o 4-plex~. <:lose 10 ~hop.
pin~ & good financing JS
11va.ilalllt•. Good bye ar
~61,000 eac h!
FERGUSON·HESTER
AD BEFORE RUNNING: Realtors, Inc:. ~ill~r ~~~ am:e~ :~ 1401NDove St .. Ste . 220
that h!ll OOcn ordered, e\vport Beach
but we cannot guaran· 833-9781
tee to do so until the ad 2 Vacant-FHA Loan
has appeared in th e Tritnl payn1cnt $1;..i.OO prr
pa'per. month. T11'() s1r.ry. Priced
OIME-A·UNE ADS: :11 $:t5,200. S&IO 00 Tntal
~ voci'L'64"~,'·o'e5'6ABB'fft I L~~~~:::::·plt~~
CHOOSE Y 0 U R ...... B F~DROO~IS-3 l11•rlroon1s +. 1.,,.,...,...,...,...,...,. .. ---.. Hdr111 :.'. Hath. 'fl)t;d Pay-sepa1·a!~ guest house, or 4 1 · 1111,rtl s1.\· •. un n1nu1h. l\1>1v
ht'drQorns 11·1th d1•n, lnri::<• Ha1•r son1e1111ni::: .vou want to 1•:.1nl. L'o'll'fli'lq .ind r!r;1pe!'i.
vie11-.sidc living t'OOlll and SC'll? Clas~iliell ads do it 1 V111·;u11, Crill 1/11•·1e11d11 ltcal
tli11inc rootn int£1 nrk-,:I f0t• \\'Cl! -call NO\\ 6~2-567:S. i-:.~1.111• Inc . ."~l:!-?ll'i."lli.
entrrtaining or t r1 n1 i J y General R.E . 1002 , G9neral R.E".---71002=''
ga thi:rings. Priva It• pa 1 iu 1r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j <.'Ornplete 11·i1h he;1!rd &
fillcred pool, E:-;cellt'n! buy
a1 $118.JOO.
PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
642.5200 675-4060
2 Story Bar9ain +
Pool-$28,500
5°/o Down
Deluxe -J::XTHA ~Jl,\RP
-:.! s!ory bn~ain! Pride I
or Ol\'lli.'1"1'hip 11bounds. Urc -u-
rarori; 1lt>ll~h1 1\ith i:n!d I
1'f'll1(•1J n1lrror1•1I \\'f1ll~.1
Sf»1rkin~ hlu(' tyl(JI & BHQ
1:1.n'a. t:nclo~rd rr-.1 b1ick (
f" !II) •\llh hulihlinr.: ll'll!C'I'·
fall. Sl..12.1 w1 .. r1 10 buy.
Ccntrnl l~·lll'h l<111·n1· ll}f'll· I
llon. Tnkt• 111!vi111lf1C(' ol this
b.11lf.11in CnU ~lli:i·tii6?
OPEN fll f • 1''S 'UH 10 At NICE•
11 Col~well Banke
' -' •• " r-..... ·t_f,,..>jr._~t,f·· ·"•'
SOMETHING SPECIAL
Elegant Corona del i\lar Estate. 5 bedroo1ns.
7 baths, pool. 'ie\r of i;;land s & harbor. A
n1ounta1n selling by th e .::.ea. Call today.
~272.000.
INCOME UN ITS NEAR BEACH
Build equity in sh<irp corner duplex \\'hilc
re laxing in honu~ 1·001n;; O\'Cr gar&ge. Sell ing
price includes ranges. refr1 gcra1ors, \Vas h-
er & dr~1cr in laund ry room. J:>ri ccd tb sell
at 893.000.
COUNTRY FRE NC H WARMTH
Thcsc ads are strictly do1\11payn1cnt. &lier P,'\y.'I'
cull in advanec by mail rlosing t'O!ll~. f°rt'!h ancl [ ~ [ or b.t any one of our of-clc;1n. Cflll Hac~enda Real
fices. NO phone oriit:ni. t:!l!flle Inc. 96.l-8~16 : Dea~llne: 3 p.m. Friday, 1 ~R7E~D7u=c=E=D~SJ000=71~,-,,-,,-,-,..,.-I c .
Cost& ~tesa off!Cfl 12 fanlR!i!IC ·I + lan1ily room aiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~:ii
THE REAL
ESTATERS
J3ig Canyon 4 bcdroonl ho111e \Vilh rarnily
1'00111 <111d :.u11 \..e11 1·01lver:.(lt 1on area. l .. argc
I rrR('t'd lot . \\1th pl ans for pool. Decorated
in sunny e;:1rth ton es. $175.900.
RARE BAYCR EST OFFERING
1\ssu111nblc 6J.i'"f loan. 5 13edroon1 s. 31 2
baths, ran1ily roo1n dining roo1n, sunken
ll\'ing roon1 . pool ''Ith Jacuui. Function_
\\'Ith flair. Loca ted on prestigious Antigua
Woy. 1157.500.
noon -1ll branch ot· + prlvarc offi1,."i'. GiJl;H.nlic
fices. 1no~h·r suite ha.'1 roon1·slze
THE DAILY PILOT ~ t'IO!irt 111t1I big bnlN)ny.
seT";es the rhtht to clas· 13 ·11o1 hig hom4! buy at $51 ,950
si[y, -~It, ceruor or re--1 1 .7C~'.,"="'~'~<O=IO,.,..Agl7-'; . ..,---,I fuse any 1dvertl1em4!nt, ASSlJ~1E S1l4 total payment.
aOO I<> change I~ 1'11.ff't 711'r \'A. POOL 110 ;\TF;!
Ir regul1tlons "dth<HJt Bt>~t llun•!nt;"Ton Ht'nC'h huy
prior notice. n! $.1? .500' ci. Rn . .sh11rp and
CLASSIFIED N'All~ 10 M-'t". C11ll nuw 17·!i010 At:!.
REAL INCOME
2-3 BR, Z Ba llo111Ws 11 /In· I
~'Om~ of $500. Ax.<1l!mt• •lw
Isl ~at 71 ~';.1, :tind rh,. :lrni
-And you'll hn,.,. $2IXI lrft
o'·er each 1nunch 111o• pn~'r
1J1 S·IR,000 for 00111 ~ call
l'IO\\. a56-21i60.
c;::SELECT TPROPERTIES
• POPULAR "PRINCETON"
l '11J\'Crs11 v Park f1.1,·orite' ~ Bedrooms, 2
bath:.. for1nal ti1ning roonl. lathcdrnl celling
1n lt\'Ul~ roon1 . Lovely CO\e rcd patio. Near
pnrk & pool~ $55.!)(JO
MAILING ADDRESS ,;m. Q1>en_bcan_t_w~11-,,,.,-.•
p, 0.""BO~,S60, ('flt)• fltl'l hH'I', rarnJly rul.1 ~ ...................... ---
Coftfl. r.rtsa Otg ~hnrJi• trtt.~ surrnund-
-DIAL 644-1766
Don't gtvt' 11p Ilic !ihip! 2161 San Joa quin Hill s Rc;f., N.B.
92626 In~. l,t'rf I 11111.rtrr homl',
C:11lJ llMV. J117.00t0 f\gl, ''Us1 .. ii in l"ilu1~lfll'<l ..... 111p A COLDWELL BANKER CO.
to Shnrc Rf:11ull!.I 6'12-~1'il11. \!!.,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,~j
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8 l 0 DAILY PILOT
Gtntral R.E.
Mondi\)', OctObtr 7 1974 .J 1022 Fount1in Valley
I
1034 NowP91t llM<h 1669 1069NowPort llMch 1002G•n•r•I R.E. , 1002 .;;G.;;";.."•:..•.;;•.o..l .;;R;;..E;c.;...._....;;100=1..;G;..•;..•;;;•.;;'°;.;l_R;.. . .;;£.;.. __ .;.IOOl=, 1Gen•r•I R.E. ~~
IN BIG CANYON
Best Price by C.:on1par1 ~on •rest-Beaut iful
3 bd r1n t.·lonaco \\ ilh :;ci tt color carpetioi;::,
sunny kitchen area. \Var111 f'rench doors 11nd
pt·uctical fetitures too ! A 3 car garage \vitb
storage, landscaped patiu \\'ilh Char.glo ba r·
becue and a floor plan !hat has the luxurjous
in a s l e r bedroon1 suitt! down stairs. At
$135:500, this property i:c; best by comparison
rest. 'l'rv it ! See \"erg.Bene !lull at 22 Rue
lirand Puca!. Ulg l"anyon.
UNIQUE HOMES, Realtors, 54(1..5990
2850 Mesa Verde Or., Costa Mesa
Valley Realty Presents
COMMERCIAL BUILDING PLUS!
REAL ESTATE
SALESPERSONS
A great little building in C.D.~1. with a 1000' Need A New Outlook?
sJor .or 3 :snljl.jlt:r uni!s AND _!11 ___.!!t?Slairs -1--..:A::.:,Fre1h Start?
O"'ners updrtn1ent or 3 s1naller uruls. Tu ipresse~?
i;:reat condition. $107 .500. and O\Yne r \\'ill \Ve are intervie.,.,.\ng mf'n and
carry a giant.. 1st T.O. ~·on1cn, experienced and ln· experienc · f:r salH po11l-
lion11 ln our Corona de! i\far
offfct'. Earn nnd leo.ni in a
delightful 11.lrnosphen> of
anUques and 111tutica wllh he I pf u I , compallble l'O-
w o rk e r s and lndh•ldual
hn>ke r us:dstttnl'c.
Call 675-7225
CALL US FOR A FREE EST IMATE OF VALUE
VALLEY
REALTY
A BERG ENTERPRISES CO.
YOU \VILL NEVER HF.AR
A DJS('QURAGJNG WORD!!
Call Nigel for apprintnicnt
6"4-'t.11 1 Anylime
~ ~
MAYING THE
~AMILY FOR
THANICSG IVING?
AWARIJ.WINNING HOMES
OPEN TODA • l\1.U it '•SY on )IOUl'Selt w'l{h 2 DINING ROOMS to PROMONTORY BAY •
1. seat eve ryone , 2 f
319 PolMettis ..-" "'"""' EIR.E.et..aW-1ot....t.~ \Vlnner of the 1974 Gold Nugget Award o
gpacioui 3 bN'Jroom :.o1d to 1{1uher around. 4 t:pec:lout . t!le atIOiiirASsoclitlon-ofitomiii~Bulfders.
Cot'()nn" ro11as:c v.·llh flmlly lx.'drooms, COWJlry lltYlt Only a Cew of these choice homes are still
roo.in. Hvi~ n:ioni e.nd aiaJtt . kJlchcn, lge lot v.•/Boat or available. Enjoy facilities (or your privat1e
kit<:hcn .. $92.~. i?'~f" l\~:·in "i!:'T 1~ boat slip on. Newport.'s newest bayfron . 2. Holld.,,.1 o,,, 149, s oo . Elegant ccnlemporary design. From $195,9 00
Jl•I o~ttld . "Old Cororm'11" <:au... & price includes land. luk'~t lo.q.:e t11n1lly honlt'. The Real E1t•t• F•lr 3. ·I. " 5 oodroom bru;od 839-6133 or 534-lSll Model Open I 0-6 D4ily
on YOUR use of rooms. 60 B "d D $139,500. BUILOER REPO 7 4YSI e rive
3. Provides you "'11h excellent MACNAB IRVINE REALTY 673 3900 Fl"' '~"'"""'1"1 h•ildlng In IJnanolng on lhl• Uk new. ___ _:_ _ _ _ _ _ • _
g1,•n1 cond ition 1vlth the uni· n1nlntcn8Jlce tree ret.ldence ~~~
que comblnntion of a retail with large bcdroon11, 2\;i;;N;•~W~Po::;;;'';-S.;;;•;•;h;;;;;;;1;0;6;9;N;•:W;port;;;;;&.;;;•;<;h;;;;;;;106t;;;;j-• 11to1·l'. and n spacious 2 bath&, & bonus. :roorn. For
bi.>droorn api)rtment abo~. only $29,500 you'd bf!ttcr
$107,;,oQ and (lwncr will car· t;ike e look. 891-o:rlt ry the T.D. WALKER & LEE
-1o0'2Generat R.E. 1o07~~ General R.E. 1002 General R.e. 1002 EXECUTIVE VILLA
SPIRAL
Cail 675--7225 R&\L ESTATE
Huntington S.ach 1040
242 HELIOTROPE , COM
Please drive by to check this lovely. rustic
style home, & call us for app't. to .see. There
are 3 nice sized bdrms., with an attractive
view deck : note that it is an easy walk to
Big Corona Beach, $99,500.
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
LIDO ISLE
L~ke ne\v 4 BR. ~ lge. family rm., 6 baths.
Pi er & float. 30 I· t. lot. $200,000.
Bay vie'v frorn 4 BR., 3 ba. single story
ho111e on GO It. Genoa lot. $ l55,000.
WATER FRONT LOTS
40X90 Ft. $250.000 30Xl05 Ft. $165,000
STAIRCASE
Prestige urea. Tree lined cul·
d c -li u c . Spectacular en.
try"·ay. Eloqucnl parlor.
Jo·orn1al banquet room.
a1ers gourmet kitchen.
Separate fiesta r o o 111 •
!:iV.·eeplng ~plr1\l sta\rc11se
\Vith upper balc.'Ony. ftla.sslve
IY>in n1aster suite11. Ex·
ccuti\""e's transfer. Tnke vd·
v;1ntage. Call now to see
842-25.3.5.
Don't Call Me
A Duplex_!!
J'1n a delightful 2BR and den
01-vners • -~ir: ec "'ith beau-
tiful pri\'alr lITOUnds
PLUS
POOL .. 4 BR
$39,900
LAND BARON SPECIAL
Nice custom homesite in one to-Of Newport's
most desirable areas, overlooking 14th green
of Big Canyon Country Club. Asking $79,500.
GRUBB & ELLIS
Rul Estate 675-70IO
Sound impogs.ible! It's not!
This has. to be the best
pool home you'll find In
the beach l\l"ea u nderl "'""""!!!!!""""""""''""""'""'""'""'""""'"""""'"!~I
$40,000. NE\V PAINT &l;L;;•;g;u~n;•:B;•~•:;c;h;;,;;;;;:~1;04:::8 ! L•guna Niguel 1052 CARPETS. -::,,::;::."• WOliLni'.5 T:,~~~~~! ~;:;';\.., BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Ba y s1d e Or1>JL· N 8 675 -6161
1\n elegant ho1ne in prestige location. 4
Bdrms .. 2lf.! baths. fan1 ily rn1. & ~for1nal
dining rm. The landscaping is outstanding OPEN nt' • rrs FVN ro BE NtcE1
& there is a potting shed for the green ~"""""~'!'""""~~~""'"""!!''!'""""~1~002~ I~· ~
A rharrnin(::" If : rental with
pi1vnte yard '=Ul'rently pro-
duc.·ini,: 2".l5/mo.
ALL
sq. ft. wrapped in .stucc:o &
842-7461 31572 MONTEREY •lumpslone. 2 oov. pa""', 3 car gar. l,anoramJc view!
lhun1ber. $125,000. on a ·generous 47x118 lot -in
l Gene<al R.E. 1002 Genoral R.E . ::~~1.'$~.~i):;;:'·hwy loca· Yi MILE TO BEACH lnlh•hcartofSouthLoguno.
\Vlndmlll not Included!
497-1761
Red Carpet, Reeltors
LEASE/OPTION 2
ou
5
R f4 __ Call 644-72U New custom. Ocean view.
MESA VE DE BLUFFS CONDO ~ Only $56,500. 4 Bedroom pool L.ge. 3 bdrm., 2~I bath <:us·
HARDWOOD R SINGLE LEVEL hon1e near new clly Park toni horne, ready for <K'CJ.IP-1,;;;Y;;';;A;;'~:;;:::;:;:;~;::;~~::~~
1
HILLSIDE ', and Slate Beach Park. ancy! Has Jge. living & Beautiful condo on Nigu.l'! Bonita model In the orlg:inal t , • Parochlal & public acllools. family rooms with beamed Goll Course, 2 DR, 2 Ba
TRI tEVEL section of the Blutls, 3 • -'I & ~1 u s-•~
FLOORS • o~ 1 1 · I ni macula1ely decorated. '-""""' · uy c. Lge. yard, p;ier. ..vuu + ....,., 'I
r-I RE 1001 G I RE lOO'l ' D\.. ..... rm~ .• orm!i din i ng Y I I '! th "I ~ f II " ~n•r• . • I enera . . J 1 1 d 1-h. __ .. .__ __. C t M 1024 oung executive transfer· room or poo . "ature na· mon . #11 ,uuu u P••Ot. us 11• to up 1cate t 1s area, expo"'"" uo.:nm= ~ii· os a esa • _ ring. live tttes. Short "''alk to 49-1-3805.
DUPLEX
"Ab d ed Tree lined, older cstnbtis.hl'd Orll'. Prestige community. ings. J::nd unit. OV('rlooking beach NO FINANCING 1 ..::::;:o::~----=..\-~ an on ttrcn LS where this line Quiet !ret>-ijned st re t' I . wide grecnbel!. tttaxlmuin I' PR08LE?-.1S I-JERE. 1o~;t Newport Btach 1069
HEADQUARTERS Villa'' custon1 2 hcdroom home is pracious entry 10 broad liv-privacy. S70.000. 00\\'N 1-IANDLES: "JAKES n~q-2 BDRM UNITS. ~nni Spanish-$]& 950 located. f·orinal 12'xt;.• din· ~n~ac~lf n gwru;7~E'pla~ C._ f. Colesworthy 9'2-4471 ( :;:.) 54'-1101 THIS AN XLNT BUY AT Gr~::s ~p:~':"~~~ on
Cf'i.hngs. Xtrn sh~1rp. Nc11r 1 inJ!: roorn, tan.cc ti\·ing rm Spal'iuus lonnal din i ng REAL TORS '40-0020 $87.SOO IDirectVlns: watch 54 ft.; quiet end of Island.
:'.:"
4 950
tclift Shopping Cent~·.-. 12 Story·Pool·Beach ~~~~l~k ga~!~~~a~llO:; fil~~ ~~· Garden v
1
iew,kitchen. Back Bay 1004 YOU'VE -GOT ASSUMABLE .for signs
011
Coast Hwy.J Owner "ill cany to ~ . . J-'01111:11 double dl)('>l' en!ry \\'ilh ...... ~."'('separate am y room TO BE KIDDING I FHA LO s ~ qualified buyer. $1.JS,IXX>.
T\YO HOUSES ... A_.3 BR and 10 ~gnriuus Jiving rOOm with $] O ,,·ith ~ct bar and fireplace. CUSTO~r POOi. BY O\\'NER , . • AN VA ' · . ~ Charming Weterfront
a 2 B~. East:;1de Cos1u floor 1., i·eilini:; ~i·\ iilau•. 4,5 O. City view Crom back. Best Beaut 3BR 28A Univ. mod. ~rt s what you hy.'111 say For inlormation & location . 1-Bdnn. condo. $6 9, SO O, Mesa. Only $8500 doll"IL. t' 1 1
. . ,_ J b schools and co mm uni I y Prime loc. Lg patio & dC(k. ''" K'n ~:ou 5C.'e ! is super of th••• horn•• -mact _ · 0\1oner will c: on s Id er
Bal·--al 9,,m·,lnle<··•. urn1:1 1 1n1ng "'. sc1 ... 11_• Y facillti"••· Call °'"2313. VI t hoinc 1n En lsid "··ta """ • ..... I ....... "'" n.w ~" 1 'ti k 1 h 2211 Newport II. ,,....... ew. Pro ldscpd, jacuzzi, ~, . , 5 e V:"' KASABIAN "'"·''"'' ~•t-'ZIOO easc/llpUon. VA-NO DO\\'N. Extn•mcly iuc:r ~111 rn vie": 1 r ei• c t ~Ml OP£N11t fl• Tr"SFUNTOfJE.NICtr lg atrium, Roman ba, cpt1 "ei;a. It 8 gor ewryth1ng! __... .-. .-. ..-. ..-. .-. NewPort Shorts
sharp 3 BR. 2 BA .+-2 "';.1th bi••;ikfnst i•ntu:~ al'(·a. 64~'s-8H11 drps, cnth ceil. Only $T3,50Cl. GrcMt backyard \\•ith fruit Real Estate9!2·6644 · ~~ 2 Bdrms. .l den; single
BR, I BA. Xlnt S.A. Joe. Jo tl·:-<lf1_ ~lu !'l.1_ !'OOnl 11·1 h cont-0 rm Open 2 to 6. Prln only l!'eeS Hild roon1 for n ){IH'-z.. • VACANT • story: \\'alk to be a c b .
off Bristol. VA ;ippralserl nn1nd1ni: 1·11•"' o! llrnh tl'l" \i Sun/Eves. ' 1 18031 Aspen Tree. 551--0629 · den. Big shade trees. F11n. TAKE OVER $50.000. Owner will carry.
at s-13.5IXI. raf"r' i_r1 walh'd roul't.":iri. Jl1 B Ibo I 1 d 1006 lastic location. Ai1<l 1nore! Government Lo•na Very Serious Seller B k B
... Wl: ALSO HAVE ... S1v('('ptn1? sttoll's lo) scpar~t.~ 646-S8S5 ~~·~~~~~~~~ • a s an ~l~ ~~~ only $31.950. Call 3 & 4 BDRf'.f homes In all Two story Colonial. O.::ean ac ay
Triplexes. 4-l>lrx<'l'. 5-Plex-rru1:;1rr sui!1• ,\· r-hil1,·.,•i"s ,.,,.,,..~..,~~~'""" * BAY VIEW * 6"G·0;)J;). areas.. No qu a Ii f y 111 g . view. Palatial, 4 BR, & _fa.m. Nei,·
4
bdrrn., family + din-
es. G-Plexei;, 11.nd ll'Ould you 11 ihl!. Ronll't.l &. .)ul l·t bal-~ $10,000. to $1~.000. is ell rm., _2V2 BA ... 30 living Ing nn.
2
Frplcs. Profeti&.
be!ie1·e 11 10.-Plex? L'011~. /lu11~: !N:;·7i31. MESA VERDE 82 ' x !4Q' VAC LOT " BR., 3 balhs, fam . rm. you need.' For more in-rm With &tone fireplace, all deror. Pool, llUUIY exlros. W/wcl b;1r. Lge. patio; 40 formation call BK R bltns., dshwshr, c.-eramic tile $1l9.500. I IQu "I ~ OPENni. 11 • rr-s FUN TO ECMCE! JUST LISTED $24,500. fr. lot. Vacant. Sl&J,:ioo 847_358-1 ' • & indoor-outdoor carpeting .
DI ~-Owner 615-2711 Shag · nt1 Super sharp rour broroom 2 HOMES ON A LOT 157, °"' $38 SOO carpeting u cuslom :!.fi• .
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hontc on short strcC't ll<'llr .,.-IW. Evenings} • • drapes thruoul. Huge patio,
Prap .. the golf rour.lE'. &aullfully E/SIDE $43,500 Balboa Peninsula 1007 , SUB~fIT OFFf.RS oversiztd yard, do u b I e °"'F"'l°"NA~L~C'C,.'ii',...::::::l!;::OU::::::T~I
dcd ( · 1· 2 Br. :: Ba single le•.-', New 4 B_r, 2 Ba, new shag crpts, gA!'••-. 172,·95(1, Terms. .. v~
751 .. \tlO l ,':;';::;=:::":==:;='=:==I upgra or gracious IV· ES E D R ~-·~ .... ~ -_, ..... ••~w~, ''''" lnl!". i;:ncJosc.-d pa1io in front. M A V R E 3 8 PF..N l:O.'~ULA-FJX1:.1~ Orlcnns To\\'nhouse \\•ilh Jl<1lnl thru out, VACANT. CALL 6¥)...8612 * 11IODELS • M.~ =----· -NEWPGR-HA<;-K-BA¥ ~1:·11 1 CRYM6 \VlTh --$)? 900 Thfs--i--Br;-"t-Ba-dollhoW;'...t-"°'!d-h'i..1111ini;; t i 1 eirl-a-c ak.e-over-7% loan $2'1:5: and
...,llOO,..REAlTY •
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*673·7300 *
'2 SMALL HOMES Lai~, Quality constructed i.µac:1ous i;an:tcns. All that • • needs TLC. 1 blk fron1 'gardC'n palio, central ga~ ino .. Close to Douglas. * NEW H0ft1E.S *
. farruly home on cul-de·s&c plus un aiosunn1bl<' 51i~h NPT BCH +PLEX ocean. X1nt rcnral area. Jo,ce healing, enc:loscd .garage, lofantna . Hi gh. 0\\'ller \\ill 8*';0 Financing avail •
• One . With hard~ floot'!I Heavy shake roof, rustic e.-.:-loan _ $186 per n'IOn1h pays land. R·2. Take ad"·antagc pool & club house No he lp finance. Br 0 k er HARBOR VIEW
• le fireplace .. Easiside Costu lcrior. Three bedrooms, l'\\'O prinrip1:1I. 1nrer-est and ta.'!· $1 LS,000 now. Prilll'.iple11 only. children under 16. .South 8-1:1-7411• eve 963-4062-~--HOMES
:.:;-Mc:c :d·i '1i:!it baths. family room and es \\'on'l last long. Call MILLER REALTY ~ast Costa 1\1esa. bordering $ QUICK $ DonalJ L Bttn Co.
1810 N • •Bl d or ht!litrd pool. $51.500. 5'16-2313. Ontu &12-'lilll Neu·port. 1 block lro1n WE BUY S !;~!~~~~!~! l•'9 ~ 1 51 ft'"ld
54&.-7729 Can &12-1060 for appt , Balboa Peninsula Orhcr units listed fn>n1 Ask f Ed Ne"·pon Beach 833-0780 •wport v ., CM ~ ~tira Loma, Cosla Mesu OPEN r1t.,. 1rs FUN ro UF NICE! ~~21 \\11•s1elirr Shopping Center. HOU ES cvr te '"'
Principals Only ~· Lg. 4 Br., den: 1 blk 10 bay S..1!1.000. 10 $41.000. ,\sklng or · NEWPORT SHORES
G.-••I R.E. 1002 Gene•al R.E. 1002 c ' ·' Try 25% dn., ha.I. 8'i0 S.16.5~. By 01111er. Land KASABIAN Skyline Dr. Completelv redOne 3 bdrm.
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,,. r '• ' Open Sat/Sun l<i. $97.500 ln<lud•d 1711 T -N ' 1797 Orange, c."J. 42·1 BelV\le Lane 6r.>-4600 agt we. ,7!~) 543-56.~lSILn, o. Re•I Estate 962-6644 New, (){'('an view, beruned + bonus l'OOJ!l, new carpelll -----"."::"6!1~---1•..iiO..iOi ... 0....i~~iil c:eillng•, lots of "'Ood and and paint. BBQ, walk ta
Where else? And nothing south ot Sea
Ranch"s boldness to compare It w~h.
But then ~ does defy comparison. Deep
courtyards. balconies and decks
everywtiere; SPJCtous. accommoda11ng
rcsldencc.-s tor uni.::ommoncrs. Wood
sheathed, clipDt>d eave, saltbox
architec!ure. Di:t1es desrr1pt1on, mus\ be
walked atx:iut to be apprcc1uted. Motor uµ
SuperlOI' Avenue lrnn1 the Pacific Co,-:'.lt
Highway to eight !imust11ng mOdels. F1om $5),000 und wor1h every penny and then
some. Oon1 srtilf at Ne~VDOll Beach. either.
You mtght Qt:! ;1 !unglu\ ol h~sh
sca·bo1ne air!
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fH2-1771 OCEANFRONT Duplex. XI~ p k y7 B beach l • & t I
VINE COVERED '
""'""'""""""'""""'""""" 00 1149 ~ 0 ar our oat A GOOD BUY TODAY gta.ss, 3 bedrm, 3· ba, l • poo en n s
• • --00 · · ........... nr. w/fin. NI I · cd 3 bd !pl-pool I ble •I d fncllitles. Oll·ner has bought
ASSUME8 +1/-0T Coasr PnJn"rtles.673-5410 ~cey appoint rm., $37,~. ... .. , a 7.1! en, Cn11age, 1ve11. Just about. 2 /0 .-~ ~bath home on an oveni-zed New carpels, new drapes gourmet kitchen, S145,500. ew home. Call for appt.
J11-.1ead. you ht1\'t' nn enor-FHA LOAN LR::; :lbr. 2ba, b!Uns, l!rpts, Joi \\'llh room ~or )'~r boat. just painted, 3 Br. 1 ~'-Ba'. 0\\'ller will sell on land con· 646-7111
mous Eucalyptus tree, great d rps, 2 car gar, Adlls, $·100 !~eludes bu 1 l t-1 n s. .& close to schools &. shops. tract at 8%. WALKER & LEE
yarrl & a fcnee, too! Bily 2 STORY 1 ,;';;"iT'~'·.:'::'~ .. 4;:7:;6t:.•:::<.:,t :,•-...,...,,. f1rcµl11cc. Covered patio. A&,.tt 893-853.1 REAL ESTATE
"'lndov.·s. a wi11do1~· !>l!at. $182 .PER MO. College P•rk \626 S1~.900. Call :'yl().1720 , 1.,,;;,,~~!oo!!"~"""""'"I Ultra Super Newport Shores 1072 rou kno"·· all tha t rh;inn-...o;,;,;.='-":.::.--..:.:::.: [ TAKE OVER--2 BR ~ den, 2 balh, ocean
ini:: carly LA~unn n1·rti11l"'c· s1s2 per month. Assume 3 BDR. 2 rireplare. LanaJ -RBElL.J GOV·ERNMENT LOAN and vi;-'·· $51,500. Ass.um-* NEW LISTING*
1111"•'. niakini:: !hi.~ 2 IM!l'rn. 811~7o Fl-IA lom1. 2 storv 11•lth BarB Q La...,.c lot & 111 3 & I BR I able 7% loa..n. lmmed. occ. 2-<" A ~-. Ne'" --., ·• ~ · ' "IOmes ln ell Ame,,·0 on Home R•alto.. -x:1. -,,, ..... ,' ,.. ........ ,
hon1c hard to resist. $47,500 honK'. f'.Irs. clean lives here. Garden Pulio -P1•ln1e ]()(·a-.. ... • ve-•lean· 3 BR di areas._ No qu_a!Uylng. For An•7,·13 0, 4""1001 .,, .. ' ·· 11· P rice includes "' 11 s b e r, Hon · Prii:ed right nt S4l~ 1 ....,...... ,,.... area 2 patios Walk to
Ot.a:n, d1-..cr & refrigerator. Bike Ov•ner anx.ious . &1b1ulJ , mor<> 111 ormatJOn call BKR ., 875 N. Coiu;I Hwy beac~ pool• ,· • 1,,,.;., · " :9i5 tlarbor Bl vd. ,_:::""-o::::33e;7':~, =~~=--J-="~=--'"'"~;::,<--1 •«,,.;;;. • .... to IX'al'h. Total price for ,_::tc"'rn~'::;'·;,"~~:;585~·,,1,,s'."kr'.;.=~ -1-EMERALD BAY .-vvv
REAL ESTA'Jf !hi' tow,.homo $:24,500. C•ll '-NEWPORT BACK BAY FREE LIST · CAYWOOD REALTY II'\ FOOTBALL YARD A large family home on tlie
now 963-6767. Roorn to pa!!S, kick & sc.im· Large. Qual ity <.'Onstnicted U.S. G 0 VERN ~1 ENT ocelin s.ldc of the hwy 5 * 541--1290 *
900 Gle11ncy1-e SI. . OPf.NTIL8 ·TrSFUN708£NICE' f a1nl l y home on REPO'S in Orange Cou_nly. Bd-•., !amU• nn. ,·,.lh
1"' 01-3 ._, n1•><•e. This 3 Br house at 1 d So I •-r ,,,_ ' J'~JAC. 3 b 2 •-2 bl'-.,.,. 1 .... S-0316 . .., cu· t>-SHC'". Heavy shake me ow ........ wn, some 1xer· {rplc:. & w-et bar· formal 1"" r , U1.1, ....,.. $35,500. It"s a natural. C11ll roof, rustic exterior. Three uppers. Bkr. 842-7486 din;•g <m •• walk to' ~,-h. lo ocenn, teonl! crl.!. nr. c.;s Real Estate, 5-18-UGR. I d ... ut: ~ p~ ....... .-a Marl ugt 11 .,,
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LOAN 1 x• roonis, l\.\·o baths, family Li11 Cuesta San Miguel It"s Emerald Bay's bes t t.=.,"i:n"':"oiter. ~.; ~.,., se •
"' " I ~~~~~~~~~~~i .C;•;r;•;";:';;d;;•;l;;M;;;•;;•;;;;;;i;;IO;;l;l j roof!! and heated pool. & pool, !irepit, bar, dreuing buy at S1J9,500 1 ~'"-'':;c;.'==.::~.:::..;-=:....=1 \\'ith $50,~. do1vn, Sho· ;Ji ng
1
. S.'i7,5C~J. rms, 4 Br, 3 Baths, fonnal TURNER ASSOC. San Clemente 1076
<:enter In Costa Me sa. Fast Occupancy 389 f'.l!ra Lorn~ Costa r.tcsa dining rm, No. I area. Call ll()j N. Coo.st Hwy., I or.una
Annual gro11s s2.1.384. l'u!I SEA BREEZE Cail ~2-.1060 for appl Today agt 968-4456 494-lln ..._.... WANT A VIEW?
Prlr·c $150,000. firm. Eastbluff This charming home is Pnnc1pais Only l-"7.""1'i""~~=--1--~~~~!_~--1 See forever fro1n th 15
HARBOR C;il! us ?bour this extra nent located in a prime urea. NE\\'PORT-RIVIF.RA STUDIO CONDO Laguna Beach tAlented 4. BR+ bonWI rm.
3 br family roo1n hon1e in Oversized bednns, ste p Upgruded 4 Br .. 2\~ Ba con-!Wr Loan, IOOO yds fr?m By Owner homr.. Plenty of extras!
Eastblurr \rilh large park saver kitchen, a crackli11g do. Fucil. incl.: Pool, be_nch. S2.400 down. 1' u!I 2 I-louses on One Lol-6 $69,500
l\kC' yard nnd possible bcoii.t, f.ire place plus 11. lus h privotc billiard roorn, putting green, price, $23·900· Bkr. 842-7~86 Park I n g Spaces-1''enccd -GEM-
tra.ller storage n c e e; s s, {1alio! Only $68,500 • Cn\1 loun ge & mul:h n1ore. Enjoy XI..NT loan wino CONtS, Bock Yd-Fruit Trees-2
Quil·:t Ol.Tupancy a:-:1 shorl for Detai ls. i.;ounlry club Jiving at a a\'all to quul buyer. 4BH. Blks to Oceun. $75,000 finan· 1W.F Tustin Ave., N.B.
ltEALTOHS
Sl:\'CE 1'.).M
673-4400
cscro1v desired. Owner will 67!'"H!GOO low. Jn\v price :?BA. cu J. d c ·sa c . Vlc clng avail. Principles only. REALTORS 642-4623
help l.inanre 111 only $64,950. VISION f\111..LER REALTY \\'11rner/rvlag00Ha. 644-0097 P.O.Box 19-t LB. 92652. South Laguna 1086
Call 644-7211 642-4Sll l'!v * Cull 494-8170 •
EASTSIDE H t. Har "' 1042 BLUE LAGOON VILLA LOWER 3 ARCH BAY
1:.L:-."1':Ss forces i;11 I£-of hl11:h
~k·Sl!J"I 3 !l6 ftrrc-. 11nd hOUliC.
,\J~o Ca!IC. pines ncre
9Ga-1979
REAL TY Nltc 3 Br JI) Ba Prinie locatidn, view 2BR Beautiful country 11tyle 3 BR V , ' , • "':~-~~-~-~oj cul-rlc·sac, VC'I')' clean, fruii BY O\! ER 3 BR. 2 ~\ 2Y.i BA, all appliances' h..:me nfftled on lrg. lot IW'--I A A D J II trees, frplc, Assun1e S31.000. ba, Tov..'ll~SC. Boat Slip decorator furnished. Seriou~ rounded by many mature m up ex.. Ill !!'A. 10011, paynients S240.I lnr. 80% finan a ya 11. seller--1''irst time offered. t~. step& lo prlv. beach,
Genera l R.E. 1002 Gener1I R.E.
macnab I irvine
realty
1002
LOCATION SAYS IT .JW_L
llnagine. new co nt en1 porary :JWbedroon1 . 3
b;:ith hornc just 100' fron1 the Balboa Penin-
sula B.:ty. $149.500. Clint J\'loses 642-8235.
(S60)
COUNTRY CLUB LOCATION
3 Bed rooni. f<11nily room. formal dilling, 21h
balhs. Nenr golf course, frce\vays & shop--
ping. $63.500. Vee Stinsou 642-8235. (561)
MAGNIFICENT VIEW-NEWPORT BAY
5000 sq. ft. -5 bcdroon1 -entertainment
-center Wipool -conver5at10:trflreplt -·ex.
ceptionally lg. lot -presti~ious Dove r
Shores -$250,000. Walter Kmg 644-6200.
(S62)
BIG CANYON BUILOING SITE
15.000 sq. rt. lot on end of c1uiel cul-de-sac
View of gol f course & lakes. $95,500. To m
Quecu G+l-6200. (563)
N1wpotl D••cl'I, C.lilort1i. ll66J
r'm "·cit k><-Htcd in old mo. P.I. Price $38,9!15. $67,000. Call 8'1&-T'a44 Only $69,500. terms. RED le~n1s cou rts, &: park
Corana de! i\Jar, ,,.,•Uh a O\\"ocr agt 494-9114 Irvine 1044 CARPET, RE ALT 0 RS Sl,i!,OOO
charming Z br .• ~ r!en hon1e l on HOUSE "''/frpl. 011 H-:! 640-8672 or 499-4m L4r!_N.,!.0 REAL ES:r!-T1 E
in fron1 nnd 11. SUPER 1 Br. lot. 507 A_cacia, Prin. only. Perloct 10, Fall _ 2 STORY, i Br. w/ocean-'"""' ~ 397
rear unit. New carpel in Sli6 000 6 5-fil09 b I 1 W t I t 1098 den 11nd fresh puint and llt!w onl'· · 1 Y appt. \Vatch tht! sporta event'! in v ew. g. sundeck & 2 car-•• m ns tr
I · I ·,. )· the 1,,,....e family rm. ""th ports. S42.000. 96.1482.J carpe in new un t . . • 6 A<''SU 81 V -... .,, HUGE LOT AND PH.1CED RIGHT /1 1~ i\IA ,E "A loan, frp\c .. bake a cake In the . al $89,500 Firm. Call us for 3 br, 2" bl:I, huge yrd, best convenient kitchen. or read Lagun• .Niguel 1052 USE FOR BOAT
n ioho\~·lng. nelghhor~, call Gazi. a book by the frplc. In Pool, gb rden! Super 3' Br, _!gt~l&-9521 the mstr. suite. All kinds 3 Ba, lyr nu. den plUJ family * ASSlThfE $16,100 I-1li\ 7r,; of . pleasures cun be had 1/ A ii ..• I , room. 3 car garqe, .lormal
2 BR townhouse-~fcsa Verde, In this 2·sty. 3 bdrm., 2'~ _.flt(ui,. /tJ. /.J<44IV dining room. Agt 842-S371
tro111 uni!, 1mtio, pool, bl\th home, \\1th grei!nbelt
S2!1.:ioo. O\\'C 2nd. 83.1-8974 loc. Now reduced lo $61.000.
YOU \\'ILi. LOVI'.: 11'' !'"('\\"
Dan• Point 1026 CALL 552-7500 • VISION • unusual dup.'cx. l 5 BR. MINlITES to harbor, sharp
3 ha house & 1-2 SJl, 2 i!Brt 2 story l11ne. S~.500.
bn. \\..ood paneling, 111u\nC"CI ~kt. 831-2600/496-_8.W ~lnss. Fr11lc's. Beach Jo~Olll-REALTY
SPECIALIZING IN
LACUNA NIGUEL VlE\V
PROPERTIES SEA TERRACE
PRIVATE GUAROE::i AR.EA
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Mobile Homes
for salt
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1100
b r 1 d g,. 1 11 1 k . ~ 2 8 Ea5lbluff 1030 a rro hlll co1npany OCEAN VU h>"''Tthomes, 2
C'r-Oldcnrod, Ownt'r/Bulldcr. Univ. Park Center , lrvl~ or 3 BR., $49,500 -$75,COO APT site mobile home ln
Si:HJSZl ()p('n l0.5Pttt. 2 BR <.'Ondo splil level, pla.za. * adult park on the i.,.
WITH LUCK
cflOl!k!ng park $17,001 ov .. nr, ,./0 FHA Assuma ble $&1.&00 will buy this ~ly $18,750. 540-36'f'J
5.12·4.>13 cir 838·9361 4 BH, 7Bn. Dining Rm, Ccn-upgraded garden home
:rour offer mtly lake lh\11 3 BR, 2 _BA ..condo.-pWa., _tral ir, _siq c..i:i. w/atrll.ln\. 2 BR, dtn. Acrea9t tor Hie 1200
1 .If:. 2 BR duplex on a $3),0C(). Ch1·rlt'r t 'hro u1hC1u t, Nlcc l y * C t L / 40' lot. O~'TICr's in a huIT)' a::.7-450 or 838-9367 landsca~ on cul-de-68.c BUY thls out5tandlng 4 BR •me ery ott
-will even finance. Prime El Toro 1032 $41.,500 owner. 5.il-4579. ocean vu !'.In oontract w/ Cry_pts 1500 Je~~~-~~-673-T.ltl 1--------'= lagunai h1ch 1048 Sl0.00'.J dn. tttove ln tomor-FOR SALE 4 plot.I In Hubor
SUPERSHARP! row. Rest Cemetc~\I price 0,
DON°T j~ by the out1iM! ' BR 2 8 \ *OCEAN~"NT • • Uni k ,..__ • , 1 ... ~ "' I Eni"oy The ~--, L"tfe ma e offer. "'""'' the kitchen, fan1 rrn, Faml_I)' .room Apia YVVV "c---~1 ~1~~'---1 ~ yn:I. of lhl!J 3br. 21 ~ hi!. Drive by 21i32 Jubilo, El e LAGUNA BEAOI e call 493--2513 ommerc • 1-'rpty 1600
SHORECI .. IFFS home. Open Toro nnd I{'(' for yonmlf 15% Dn FinAn AvaU PANORA~1JC OCEAN VrEW 29 ~ fl c--2 XI ~'. &l\~s92.3~. ~~~~:00 what SU.500 ."·j\] buy. Honie ~7.500 Owner. S31H>321 In 1hil new CU!llotn bulll OOiah:rxhooct 't66· ·r ~t
fealun.'s ~lt-1ng, rl~h1\"shr tn Buy a new 'i41' Your older 3 BR 2 ba homt; quality rronta at ino c.ru1>1d
()Cl:,\N VIE\\!. c u 11 1 0 ni w ~1 11 -I 1 t M k 1 l <'h mi • model car la In b~i demand !lt11.nd11 out u YQU enter 1hlJl J}lvd ': 100 ft ~"'rontai«1
11'»Tle. 400J *I· ft. SIS:i.000. &0rrpt~te>-~! c_?_ri:ic~lni;:.. ti~~ . . . Sell It fl\.U with a betu!lfu l hOme with beamed on ,·Ide 11, Beach 1 BlJr..
Ftt. 4/5 Bdmls, J'1un -rm, "'kr C~oll=1_14~iny: f:1-31•ulllOIC 011..\ly Piklt Clwifltd Ad! ttlllni A expensive living Rca.r houae rtnts lalO n'IO.
fu>r.nn, Pool. Owner " · '' ~ · 642-5678. Artl: owner will l~nse o $83,000 . ....._ ~ Xlnt nnlll\<:'ft\Jt -11/t\'fl wtmtr "W"eii?Y&f flll\i} non $119,(0) • 1''£NNEL. Cl-IF\IS'T1ANSEN
outgrown? ~11 It fast ~1th "Ll11t" 11 In claq lfled Ship LINGO REAL ESTATE 2976 Ca.r1sbad Blvd Onsslfl~ Ads •••.•. G-1~18. a Dnlly Pilot C'Jaasltled Adi to Shore Re!1Ult1! 642-Srrl. 494-d 499-1397 Ca.rl11bftd, CA m.2:JOt
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Macnab-Irvine
n .. 11y ComJ>A"r INVESTMENT
PROPERTY
Ne<.11y listed 4-plex. All 2Rlt
unit11. w/buill-lns. Excellent
area CIOM" to i;chools, 11hnp-
plnj!: & (rC'e\\"ays. $7.J.900
1S201 .•
Helen Ball 644-G200
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BEnER THAN
LAS VEGAS
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.REDECORATED 2 Br. Priv
putlo, yearly, $200. Sffi-6610
days, 675-3008 Eves.
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Lots lo• .. 1. ••oo '· -· .;;.;....:...;.~_;=--;:;••=1 FOR RENTALS COVINGTON TWO wrs toJat 104/21'19 .... any .iw, plea.. '"J l 4 .. PLEX $93,500 Choice: location, Huntington Rosemary S1eti .. 11he 1 5
Bench. Zoned bu a in e s s , hea.ding our rental dept..
Just 3 yrs old &: one of Prof~lonal or 0 f r 1 c e ~ . Bay & Beach Rlty GT>JOOO
Covington'11 llnest 4 plex $21,000 each. TERM S. lRVINE Terrace, <lbr, <Iba,
nre11.s! One • 3 Bdrm & "'rite: KANPAK, 1993 Klhel fenced yrd, Jnclds wa&her three 2 Bdr. unlta. Owner • Rd.. Klhei, Maui, Jlawaii & ,__ -~ •~< "-ill finance: at 9'."'. Pride or Pti. S08.sm-tf>21). ·r ..... ., .. r, &:w.uener, ~mo.,
of ownerMlp. Close tn 673--3262
major Mopping center. Call R-2 R00?.1 FOR 23 UNITS LDVELY 3 bdrnl, 2~ bath now <n~) 7S2-l700 Eastslde C.M. $170 .000 . IX'~' paint, crplii, dshwhr,
•11•1 Terms. Agent. 64&-3'155 garage. $375 loose, Barb.ra --.~ n;;if~ Ro~~:.:;:~:m:~E 2100 s::! :r.~ At::~:
2 br., gar. $175 liB, A.gt.
40 acres. Rolling lrl?1? stud-Fee ~ --_ __,
9 UNITS
(3 Trl-Plexe1)
6 blks from beach. 2\i yn
old. >.1nt financing. Will gelJ
individually or all.
Paul W. Brumfl1ld
& Assoc.
642.8550 or 546-1081 e\'e
TWO 4-plexN, xlnt EaRI
Co!lta Meaa locaUon. Walk
to i;hOpping. A i;olid in-
vestment for begtnner ln-
Ve1'lors. Don'! wail. Ca.II
oow for more lnfonnaUon.
MILLER REAL TY
6-12-481.l
$59,500
FOUR·PLEX
4 UNITS
J"""tmcnt If ypu h A'' e
$30,000, cash. othtr Pl'OtM'rtY
U.P to Sl21,l)X) AKI R~T'""442
FOUlt-G \inll A.pl bl dtc un1lcr
Ulr\llructlon for 111tle. CIOM!
to rrt'l.jor 11hoprlnJ[ centtr.
l.8l r.,r 1A•rltM I Sl~f. Call
S.1$-2570 or 002-0010
ded land near La k r. Orrt\•ille, xlnt hunting & 2 BR. GAR., sm fncd. ytl,
fishing. Good BC'Ct'!IS. Good no chiltlttn, sm pet OK,
water rights. Trlr Ok. Ideal cpt. dtpa .. $190 ~T;iOG
in\"1$t or retltttnerrt. $2500. i35o YEARLY Duplex, Jbr,
down. $139. mo. ?riv <N.•ner 2ba, frpk'. dbl gar, bltins,
P.O. Box 1761, Oroville, Ca patio, pe:a? 642-9918
95965 Cost• Mesi NEW tat ch1.1111 40 Ac. a\'OC.
grove, oiled rds, top loca-
tion. 1~ dn. + l year
p. pd. int. & Int. only 2
)'1'!'1. Xl nt tax wr:lte-off.
$7iJ()(I. ac. Stout & Assoc.
<n4l717-M50.
l-fATURE 50 Ac. grove-30
ac. a voe. + 20 ac. lemons.
Good prod. rec. Sfi0.000
home, pool + wlmd home.
In .cll)' _$13.000 nc. tem1s.
Doug Priest. Stout & Assoc.
(714)747--5550 -I~
HouMS Furnished
Gener1I 3102
Lagun1 Ch1rm H0&11es
l llr. $Ul)..2 Bra. $100.
Sll\:\r1ed A Establ blhed
No J>tti; or Children
.. 4~70 .....
Newport BH<h 3169
WINTER
2 nr. 50.'\ ~h SI .. Npt ls.,
N.Jl. 1 .. 21.3-37'1.-4640, $250.
3224
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REALTY
a red hv) (.'Ompany
Univ, Park Center, Irvin~
Hse1 Furn/Unfurn 3300
•
MondaJ, Octobtr 7, lCJ74 OA.ILV jllOT
associated
BROKERS -Rf AL TORS
101 ~ W Bolboe t.7J )t.lJ
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MOftda~. Octobtt 1, 1'174
•nt•l• to sh••• -4300i30if,i5;j;..,;;;:.,.;;----4.45]550~l ;lliiliiiijiii!i em«tt/ oner.et. ~~·~l~p~W~ent~ed~, ~JU~F~n~ooi;~~~~~i;~il~~l~e~w~·~·~tod~, ~M~&iii;iTl~~HeiiiipiiliiW~.......,~~~~F~lOOiiiil l!!!!!!';!!~~~--33~69~ 12 f"PfALF.S ro "~ XI n«"d· I :;;;;;::===;;:;;;~ lnl _,... ,.., \\'E \l.1U. GlVE YOU an
N to ihr. • br. strn. lg. MINI-WAREHOUSE lliil!iiiiiiiijiiii,\;;j t11llmat\I! on )'Ol.I!' COftCn!t
12 DAl.V PILOT
IMMEDIATE & FUTURE OPENINGS
Wiii Tr•in -Enlistment -Brint .A4
BR. :J B.'\, b'ln-c, cpts, dupbc, 1-:J blk ft> °"'"" & J"ri\'1\tt, klcktrd lndhid'Ual 11 ~mode-Ii!\& job. 6ff.-06.Y7 ~ IU!!(~ N t' ~·I)' b.iy, N8, t•::iJI Ga_. flt Jo• ~oragt1 Wittie. f'roin 17.:-,0. i.::.;:.:;_.::;_;..;:;;;;;;_o__::::: ._.., ,__ '"~ .• .-. ., CUSTC>t.:t CEMENT \\.'ORK ,....,. c.......,. m bM.1+L. o....-.uu..o per mo.
, Mr round ~nMt. $325. roo. 's"'~~ ... ~ .. ,~~------ALLSPACE CAUF. A.'1mt. CX>NTOOt. PATIOS, DR1Vf'.S. \\'ALKS Olli 88f..lrJI .bc.h.~·l!t!n 8 ~ .-~ '" J>n"'~'ii\'C ,al to Jlunlinp)n Beach ~ttr Call lfa &D-3514 .. ......, _... lhntt' ~br hM! at hm. J 961).1970 mt Edi<l!On St."'-""'I ~~"-~"'i"··'°··-=-"'w"'k;z.=:..,.~,.~,1 ~ 11;11~ ~I.me. l:!-1.•~h Am n tllm· prod~ z. )T'll """""""'~~""""'""'" ~ ~c..• .ic.. .. , or ,· IU'O' klho, St.. West NClllpQrt & fl"Avri a Jot. No illri~. 8.lt>k of. llumanc-Society c 0 IMK'l'C.l.al. resldcntiat.
H.Mhti 38701 673-2011 • LINK A.~1;\t,\L ASSL'>i'. l.E,\GUE .1.k It bo:f'ded.. 6).;-JWS
CIRCULATION
TRAINEE ·· I STORAGE UNITS adopt~ .spa~ and ~C;;D;.,t:EST°"=""w"'ori<',.::.,"-=.i"•"'ldnd.~-.1
·-HA'..r"' ~fALf:. ~r:\ight ~ ~ w A P"l"liONll, bu.<clnc~. NKTt:l· nrulmng Wonn. !IQ)...:9l) n. o.i.. -...... , The ~'ly Pilot hos •• o-;•g m· the c•-•. • wu.. ...r~., PL..\CF. 60 ·"""'·.2 RH. llpt. IJ" 0,0. 1 1 A~u .. o r•iro•~o•·o .l\ll"ll80tl.'\vn;, ···~ tttln1ale$, uw ....... ,. .... ~. .. .....
-. ..._ c-...i "'" I onn ~torn~. •Tom ~. ;••• ... u..~ ·' "" r:. "·" .,.,.. ~ 1 ti d -~-f beninn t • w-m~ .,...,.. 6-IHl'lil or &K'r-4336 JnmbON-e I: San Dlt'go Frff"-;\fb:t.'tl Shep/Lo.b, blk/bni.·. _... --........ n on epcu:uuent or n ~er o 1n:innge
I G•rws for R t 4350 "': >'· Cnll 97g...o150 malt' C"'lnttKtor 6021 a small district of boys and girls, delivering, San Cl11Mf'lte--li76 -v· tn 1 ,,:=;....:;=,,~==--~-l\t1.1(1·d Shcpil..'\b, blkJbn11• collecting and selling o.ewspapers. Full time,
GARAGE Sirr;ie, storage on. RMtals Wanted 4600 rtmi1le KITCltE:S & bath remockl-t ·r Ith ~·••• · d -% b~ fron\ l'w>arh. ly, S:'O P<T mo., C.~1. Shl'f>. l.;1b, mi.\'~, 7 pup, ing add.Ilion,\ ahtrnlions, permanen post lOOS W rt&......,. raises an
Choice ot J._ nn. 2 !lA npr$. 5'18-ltOO \\IATF.RFRONT I tr., un-~iTipoo. hrv.'lblk. mAle :i;l11s11 .sJ.ldin; door.I installt'tl, tull fringes including personal use of com-
1 oarnpletety furn .,,,/..,.'n \'u, I °""'"'·='=---,---=~ tum. apt. on Nwpt., I.JOO ~fl:ttfl Tetrlpoo, grey n!Mr Palombo Con. :ii.nee 1923. pany auto. Apply in person to Mtlan Leavitt.
Tot lns~ctlon & tcnn' it•'<' Office Rental 4400 (ff Bal. t111k. Re Ii ab I e l\fl~td Dull Terr, tlLfl/\\'hf, _ Me1nbel-Gall OO'.t-19b'1 Daily Pilot. 330 \Vest Bay Streel1 Co6ta A1esa.
m&r. Apt s. 236 \\', E~\·,1-1 ?l)n~r. Call 8 ft. le1nnle GER"1I(X & Son, Bldg ContT.
Law Enforcement (95B)
Cook (94B)
Leather IU!pair (43A)
Trucker (64C
Otfset Pressmon (83F)
Draftsman (SIA)
Boat Operator (8 IB)
Radio Intelligence (98G)
Steel Worker (51C}
Illustrator (81E)
Amphibi;m Opr (610)
Boat Repair (61F)
Co111-,S42W.19thSt.,M5-ll63 tone.: 492.SOJB or l'lit ~92-17901 :.:.uJ·.,r 997~74 Collki, br.\•fwht. miile . Add rcnlOCI. s:. Uc Bl·ll4311 An Equal Opportunlty Employer
COMPl,.ETELY rec~<"aratl'd. Doxie mixed, btklbN. ma1e l ~S~TJ~-60~11~. !'E'!l-~7~1~71)=::.:.:~~~~~!!!'!!IJl!!~~!J!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~I. 2 BR. 2 BA : quiet nc1i;hbor· l[il ST. lkTn.lrd. b r w I w ht • Elec:tric.t 6032
ttiod • .,,,lklnr d1s1ance 111 hwnclat • fC'male T 'I 1.-1 y~~-~·"Y!~n~tod~~"~'!FJ~1~'l~~'!!!!"'~!"'!!"!'!'!'!!~!~!!!'~ft~ll e\"rrything, l tillld oh. SIW. ~,t~•-Canine. tan I b I k' E'LECTRtCtA.~ * 0 l d ' e llllV7 ... p • '~
Join lbe people who've joined I.be Am1Y
--· .~ ~11 , ... ,.,.. m-JoC· ~--· J c . AUTO Help Wonted, M&F 7100 Help Wentod, M&F 71tO
._........., : 'l;JIP'V".J : ~-· 4.., A••1l•ill• ••• • D•lv•• Bu•inetl (5ppor !Q!i Oo:cic, blk/brw, female uri-<TI:w· !).,,.. Scnice CERAMIC TILE Wof'k.5. kit.,
Ar.; T ASTIC whi!cwat(."r •••••II•• •ffl«t' • All Cit>rman Shep, white, n1al~ ca J l;; ~~ bath. entry, strwr. pan EXPERlENCEO f\lll ttmt' ~rw. htd pool, 2 DR, l Cl\. CJ'Cat Dane. grey/ b 1 k, !>42-9S29. rt.-pair. Free Est • .f9.1.~u:; MECHANIC C\Sll.IER, & HO!'IM• txp sa.Jeslody, "'ome.n·s \\'ear. * ~ * AUTOMOTIVE 1en1alr EI.E'Cl'RICI,\i-..-i.icen&e No. ~5-IMll? ext. m. Busy shop. Pnid ,.ac-.1tion, necess. arply m f.<'~n , Top pay, fringe benefits. So-~ L 3n.-1. REPAIR CENTER lrishScner,ttd,femalc 233108.,SroaU Jobs, rna..itltCERA.\flC TILE NEW & insuran""' &: uniform s. No.50Fast11onlsl:.nd,Nl!"''·1 ·\Pply Silvtt\lo'OOds. 4 5
u-rn •gune eev Creut locntion in O>sla t\fesa Co..-kapoo, blk/br-4·. femakl & repail"!l. 518-4..."'0:I re~L Free estimatPS. E~ only apply, .. 1th port Center, NB l''ash:on Jsland. See Mr
tOR RENT: I Br. Apt,. dou11~ll ttntC'r. This I CATS fencing ~ SM jobs l\~lcomc. 53&.2426 own tools. CU1'"F'S AtrrOOlll.D CARE &. L gt :,,;~:,;'IW:o;::a.m::;;'==-::==:::-
drpa., carpt'51., 11\1/.ref, 0 f Fl CE SP ,\CE I: going bu..;U1eS11 v:iJJ be Sh I :tir, grryfV,_b{, female ---· fna Soil 6092 ..REPAIR, 11:i1 Anahlem Jlousek.eepi.ng, ~·oman 45 to EXPERIF.NC'ED waitrtt'le9. deck. ocean view. P.fntu~ &rrc!arial 5'-rvii..'l'S. E;.i-en ha n cc d v.ith the Sh domestic. ere;·. f'emale NO job too smllD or ~1-·..._r _______ A\·e. C r.I. 64:1-lm 00 lo cart fOJ'. 1 yr old Apply in pemon.. 'Can'ow's
adult&, no pell or chlJdrcn. pocrlencl"d/Protesslonal lie. d o \\'fltM>--n rrdtovelopmt"nt Tubby, ldUC'n, ma~ & fenialce Chain , link out spt'\.oiaJty •TOP SOIL * CO?.JPC>m'• boy & Ille duucs. 1:30 to Restaurant: 6'lO Pko; SC
S250 incl. utlls. 49!}-2865 cnscd re-:d cstale 'brokrr.> C'Om?'cUon. \\'ill have great Ki,-~!...~ blBdr/wbt, male & Pyramid Fence &18-9662 Lie •MULCH * RED\\000• AYON 4:30 pm. ?-.Ion thru rn. FAR OUT
Aph Fum/unfur" 3900 only. Prin1c eo~i:a '.\lcs.o Frl'C\\·ay <'.\i:s. Lnnd IUld Sh .. ·:.:::..,.~. lJ~..,_ __ ,_ Gairdenl-1..1&.1.11 Ctlll $6930 Schooldays only. Own tnru. E z MONEY loealion:dclu....:e o!fict's-per. fin•• nk!:;:. included. Will '""""' "" .,._,., ~,......, .... 9Y'N Brookhurst/llazard. S :J 1 •
c...·nta,;c !t"ase. For additK>n-n e ~ 01 i ate Pam & Tabby, sh hair kitten, fcma~ *LAWN SERVICES* Schools & TIMELESS \\itly to stan. 531-6254 an For rour "'Ubel capebillties. CHOICE
LAKE FRONT
LOCATIONS
VERSAILLES
ill int.:irmation -,,. r It<' ?i.fachinf'ry. E.xpansion pllUlll LOST· Key-s &. "'dlk>t, in Y•rd C'··-··-_ln1tructton 7005 $. Earn $100 + + Pet' .-ttk ;\S"'-X'iatcd South Coast "''Ill bring this auton1oth-e green COAi, C:OOta Mesa. -r-Our new l!Ophisticated. 00· for pArt-time 9am·lpm or
1.11·oke1·oi, P.O. Box 159S. center to 14 Scri.i<'e Bay~ 10/2174. Appreciate return ~lost areas. A1ow k edJ;:~. PIANO LESSONS tlonally adve r liiC!d CLERK TYPIST lpm-5pm or Spm-9:l)pm tn
N<'11 port Ot.-'.lch. Ca. fr.663. Cnlt u~ for your i.nspectlon. of J.0. & keys. Thanks. New I a iv n s , sptinklcn. Brglnntts Jntennediates fragrance. \\'hat A good corruortable 8PQ~ office -WATE-RFRONT--$ll:>,00l. &!2-69~ llon1es/J\pts/Commercia1. Ta2-l32.1 time to become-an AVON acl"OSll the street rrom
COATS LOST Bl ck M I ...., _ __,_ Jteas Rates. Prompt = : est R E PRESENT A TIVE, EI e c tronlc manutaduttr Orange County Airport. For
ON TilE 1.Ah"F. NEWPORT BEACH ~ : a a e ......._~poo. 534-3144 S)t.1117 Interested? ~ needs accta"ate typist. 60 personal inlervicw. Call Mr.
At S.. uth C.Oru:;t I'laza. Exccuti\'<' of!kC:i & \iie. Orange &. Oe:I ~far, I ml• I call 51{)..11>11 ,Y.p.m. Ke m.8098 Pool. Acapulco ,\q'Ua &r r·20tf3~oom suite WALLACE ~I_9r07\\'llrrl. 6 46 -3 ;')6 1, ~n!,.apa.Qi:~ty~ BJWllJiiliill f' Electric typewriter, flltng J •""'""'"·".""'"'"•".""!'""~
& Jacu.al. Spect3<'ular S IC\V o at~ & wa}t.t REALTORS Gardenin~ Servi<!e. ~,!' ___ ~ BARYSJlTER WMte;l, my diversified dut~ Fi.W fnYMt-· , Acre Lake \l'/Toiic~ 1, Sntall OUK:e Sl6:1 . f'OUN!>: Poodle M~ Verde Tr .. ·-... :Hll_..._Jl9 DUl~I home or yours. S Days «'k. ~· JJ i\fiJllon QQU:". Bill ~rune? Rttr. j ~--IOjiit.ri4ME•ltn411"'-•) area. fcn1alc. Positive Ill ~u:uJig. " • JoLWMitld.-FnY ... 1050. _7:.30.._52M. Oka._SchL.area. ~l..{'gr_ApJlit, --I Part·tlme. No experience ~--I Ou~. Gym. Sauna. 67~ltl "'» rcqu1re<l Phone Evcni~ XPERT Japancs(! 968-«192 Ttidu.Wrial Relatkm9 -n~l')'. ~
Ta,al ~aa·:·r. j **Coron• fff M•r** ( ~:,.'TSM " C'rardcn('r: Complete yard NEED hdp w/your monthly 1,;B:::A;,Rl;::MA::;,ID~-----1 (714) 4f4..9401 ~=rat.~~ Jmn~0U'lt:$pancy ! l'ro1css10na1 oui..:1:11 andtor 1 WANTED r~~~i:u~~ a~ ~1,: ! ; ~~. c1ean ups. tree C!Sl, ~~te~~is?Ac!:t~1j{'ec~.!: $200EARN WUPETOEK TELONIC wanted.
' l Rc-lnll. Dclu.~e. air t-Ond .. :\Ian. \.\'Oman or couple ror parking lot Laguna can to LA\\'N Service Res" Comm Accts/Paya~ \\irb fast INDUSTRIES Callc~1~:S1Ha1J
f.>IT)I. No 1 t't.'I ninp~ prkg: Jall. sen.•., uW Ora~ & L.A. Countic.'s. idt>nti(y 494-3116 moflthly ma.int. cieanups, pkk-up and delivery from 4.W Blich•lor, 1, 2 & l B r's. ~· :lXl-1000 • llw,')' !ront<1ge fNro111.1ing c x per I enc e Muli118 free est 548-fil<C my home. Mn;. WatSOfl No Exper. Day, Nit!'! L B h I •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I
from $175 per mo. k 2nd flr:_Ratei; fru.f!l .. 41!'. IK'lpful, but not necessary. Lfi~:.,. 8 Nr::°~ 1'~m.Tim~!'!. I..."iDSCP/G.\RDEN/~iAl.NT S.j&.2981. Shilt Avail. Costume. ag~ .. c FINISHER tor Dry Ocanet'\l. S•nte AM 0....'Il<.'r •. 01~, Z&>.i &. Co1npany w,·il\ train. Annll.11 •,; ...,.. BUNNY PATCH Equ I ~ Empt... Combination PJ'<!fened. Coast Jlighl\'ay, Cd:II wcomt' potential $20,000 to Grn colla:r. :i48-83ai, 675-,JOOJ Sod! Sprinklers. Clea111.Jp:s, ~IATURE u~ kloking for a vypor. wit!I' 6f4.--0893. 3700 Plaza Dr. OFFICE SPACE FOR n;,cm. Small investment FOUND: Corona del ?.far, Soil cd, 642-33Jl 646-l908 per,mancnt li\-e-i.n, child 22l3 W. lat St. Flight Office
71 ... SS6-0ottt6 J{L~T. Costa Mesa. Harbor necessary for equi.pm<'nL Black Lab, 4 mo. old. i\lale. EUROPEAN GARDENER care, lt. h~ing. J-tave Sant• Ana 547.o473 ,.LERICAL Di1-tch &
a1 Adams. n en u ti tu 1 • Call ~h-. Carroll COLLECT 673-5S29 Landscaping-tree service refc-renccs &t&-l.JS.I. BEAUTY OPERATORS "' Accou~f'i-CJ.rlrc
modern, Air, mu si c, bet"wn lOA.\I & 3PM. Mon-LOST male kittl'n, Part SI· reasonable. &IZ-5329. 685-lC'> ?.L\TURE woman of culturt \\'ith followlng for only Bel· Im.mediate openinp for in· ··• ~th~.~,.. ~.r:Y.('.'h1.. janitvl'W, Class 1\. Walktt driy through f.riday al <0021 nmese lltiite Jong hair. Bak· Gener•I Services 6046 "''ishcs to be companion to n)()nt Taka..a equipped shop dMduah ~\·flmowtec;1ge: cd Oran~ Co. Airport ~.rut"f...-11:1~~ & Lee Uldg. Call Gene Hill, &57-9~'31.. er-Fairview. s.ix;1n . · l·l pC"rsons. Ref.o;.. 613-1911 in N.B. area. Best equip. 10 ~ey adding '."achme.·.No 5~·~:
otmllC titW COian' 557·<!_136 or W-GM. CA.i~OY SUPPLY ROlITE LOST Ameth · • 'TIUNCS" by ~-Gen'I TYPING-my hcrmC!. Ex!t'n-Be au I If u 11 y modern. 1YJ7i:ng. ~ust like v.U'king I ~~~~~-----1
IOtlll W:ESli£1htltC I.SOI WESTCLIFF DR. in your lll'e-<1. Pan time, 2 sei·g~ CdM ~!°1"ff ~~ carpentry, repall'S., plum· 't;ive Secretarial b;ckground fri&.62'U or E'l:'f!!I, 54:')..1025. w/figuros. FLOR.AL designer, ell.'P for
i """'u NTSA«lrTR KE\\'PORT Pinancia.I C.n1cr hrs. per week. No i>clling. RF."'ARD 644·8608 l:iing, cle<:t., S'12-!161l Please call 9ti2-1218 BEAUTICIAN For Appl. ~ FTD & Tr; shop in San
Ila L-'--I Leasing Offic• s-c• $123,l .. cnsh in~tment. For PAINTING.. Steam Q~ing Help Wanted M&F 7l00 llotcl C'ftt-Some ton-·.:.... Ca:__.01lsl00mith Clemente. m-3123 9-5.
• c,..tvn C;\LL o:-.-SJTE l\LlliAG"·n more m!o. y,·ntc "DISTRJ-L?.!.T. 'an~e. m,0· .~~k;.. ~b.RE. 2_ Mamtcnnnce--<:leanmg • _...,.."!'!"''., u...... ~ FOOD 9U\'1ce. F\iU or part •1 IR ,21R 17141 &r.l-JUJ ext 246"' BUTOR DIVISION No 23" \f.:\.no ~v-v-u Scott ;.t&.7039, anytime Acfvancellf~tTme sg,!OO· --~ , Avto F'inancial Service limC!. GRILL COOK S,
•2 IR & Oen , --·----;-• ~ • P,O. Box 1739. Covina.. Ca H 1· 60SI Top Coorporate BEAUTY OPERATOR ~-·aJ r--, Employ'tr S A LAD PREPARATION, F $l
75
1 I i\fO. f ~EE RE~ 91722 Include phone No, au 1"1 No folloo.\1ng nee. Comm ""'!" VVY"' CASHIERS, .~ Yl1,\ITRJ::~S-
, rom • $435 1 No kl<b;e rQ<J. l>lx. oruceg LIQUOR STO ., ~ •~IOVlNG. AND liAULlNG• ~tPau~!ty guarn. &l>WJO. CAA., E.'i.:.....'l\lnt. OPROl'tUni:y fur ,
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•'{· ,\lrporter llotcl A/C RES I,, r .. .., .... VVl'\. .__,, ..... • "'I "' Mtso Wrde folt & ~doms fu! ~rvlCCS. From $i45 1.Io'. Gr. $21,000. Mo. I "'""'It Local or distant Degreed, self assured ind.iv. BOAT RE PAI RM.AN Salary ac-cordlnc: To t'~p. ,,.....se:•''1'~" 1'.':'.., ~"' ic-r.;: k~"ou
5'40-1800 211 1 DuPont. Room 8 $107.000. + lm-cntocy . . ~ll sought for rapid ad-WATERFRONT YARD EX· P'refcr no studc-nts. ExPer. 8~. ineres.,.. .n '\'Of' rng = I •m-3223 'TiI noon* 01heri1 LOCAL maving & hiluli.zt: vancl'!ntent into line P}.:R. JtEQ'D. Must be pref'd .. but1>.·i1Jtrain.Apply Unutcd or e~tcn:tcd hc.uui,
MESA ~"TrvE Suite overiook· HOLLA .. O BUSINESS I Person.aft 5350 by student.. Lrg truck, teas. ma.Mgement ~·lone of <'IC'M \\'orker "''I good be~·een 2:J0-4:JO p.m. I l\Jon. thru Fti. l!arry 531·123.l America's top corps. Call ttcotd. No Loser s ! ! llamburgcr Jlamlet, 1543 . . Appty at: . 1n:;:: Nc111JIOI1 lfarbor. 10:.14 J &15-1170 SALES 540-0608+-$6J. Sam Rider, IWS-l2SS. AlSI> Blackle's Boat )-ard. N.n. Adam.c:, OL A:!:k fOf' t.Ir. Un1~·er1nty of Calilomia. GARDEN sq ft, Others~ l,150 '1• DRYCLEANERS DIVORO: Heating&AirCond6053 Fee Jobs. Dennis & Denni! 61J..0834 ll""en. lrvtne. gatev:ar c:ommons Auwle !me._~~· C.P.a~\ 1 . .... Bids food aemce oU'ICC -APTS lhgh .... :iy at i'Of'V.JJQrt-Dh·d .• , and plant. Jtunt ~ m.tm. d:,Juri'ilirlg~t:tt' '™ ROS: .>16-,65.1 :;nrsonne~ Agmrs>RsQ!n~~di *-800KKE-&P5 SEX* .. )l·or-:"'"'"'1':'"·-i---1
6 l2-4&f.I annual s.ile~ • net '12.000 p)etely rebable fo'umace replaccmt, \1iall gton ach, De'"d. Must be opd w/all ..... ses 8 A M to ll · 30 A M or
2 & J Bdrmi::., <.•r,>ts. clrps, ~ _ af! sznJ dn paymt. .'l,:t. S.l8-10S3 _ heaters. m•tter & dwn Blvd, H.B. , O{ office bookkc..""i""·".::...... Part time/Potiibly fu 11 l :30 P.~L to :i PJL. _ ·
utilities pnid. B 11 i n s , DESK space •Vallab:lc. ~ 5':fl-~i9> PREGNAJ'fl'? spouts, ptt~altOn furnace po,aition. tulJ or·r p;1 t~ time, Awl>' ln pe"°n. 105
laundry facill~. Rec -mo.. Will Pf'O\'ide iumiturc I B · n........ ·-s ea in" confidential· _. check. ""'' "-·-· f-"·· ANCIENT MARINER ........i ••'·-· + ~ ... 1Q' ;..!aln St at the Ba. !boa Inn , G .room w/pool tahk • ....,,.,.. a t $S. mo. ,\nsw eriDg UMMll '"'YI"""' """' '"<>• coun~u-~ """':! v• ""' 8"""' ..... , ,,.,...,u.., N tt Bal~·p; * AROENER * pool ....... !>en.ice a\•ailablc -l..1.Bl:i Ing &. rclerTal. Abort>on, discount Nev.'POrt Beach nrta, \\'rite a 0 ....,.. et. Be )'O'.:t own bosll! Patt or !:°~~~Iv •. ~ !,~· Be3dt Bh.-d., Hunnn:ton l BEAT INFLATION ndoption & keeping. AP· HousedMnU-60l4 CUm>A 1. nitr TakiF·ng Oa."Sir~ ad no 312 c/o Dai-COOKS. mc-n or women. Utime . Your 4"IVll atta.
·2881 Bristol. Costa M;:>;, Bea.ct\. tt2·4321. BUILD A FUTURE CARE s.iz.4436 ••. ., pp~tiorrs or ly Pilot, P O. Box 1560, Bkfst .exp, Top "-ages. H~ Income. Ou.aranteed
•M>--6700 CORONA DEL l\L\R NobodS' has to tell you what REAL E~iate Tl'tllnin:;::. Indiv, RELIABLE domestic help, DISHWASHERS C06ta &JC$B cru.if 92626 Apply ln person. Carrow's Customers. Earn Now. Pay
I fl t •· ~ •-'·~---!on ~---• ttn. A ·1 bl •t 0 ·L da BOOKKEEPER F/C R"tau"nl: Pico 1"'n-o!I'. 350 sq ft upstairs., for oUice n ~ ~ 11aS '"""" .., your .. .,,, .. .,.., . 1·0:,.,.,......, a vru a e "on.-."" ys. Later. or i;hop. on C, Jtwy, crpt. fam1!y s buying po'l>.'t'!'• but ~ or broker exam 2-J $20 per day. 546-8012. Apply in Person l-a P~l 2-3 Days a week lot N.B. Snn Oemente 534-7117 or ""3144
dl'ps, 11 d j a cc n t apt. h('re s a 'vay arowx1 it. We y,·ks. Academy 548-ll92, EXPER t'Xl rets, $4. hr. 2i0'7 w. Coast~lwy., N.O. , Realty Management Otc. COOKS, men or v.'Omcn,
-.. ~ , IH!Hr!W/&i·l-ltl)l . otter you an C.'<liust\'e ~ J>REGNM'T? Thinking Abor· prefer working adUs, nol"!!!~~~""""'"'"""""" J . .!l!!l"~Oexi~'~ble'!:_. !6-l;-~"jl26tl~:_. _ _J bktast exp. Tup wages. Ap-GENERAL OFFICE
I "" gram featuril'lf:: th(! new pap ,., • K II 1•-I d ·Id • .,. I' ply In pot'!lOn. C&rrow's . . Tl SSc PER SQ FT top hot foOO;;,, :.<teh A.i bC'cf 1on . now a u"C acts u roast area. ..:--118f ANYONE lntttest<xl in being BOOh~EPER, full charge, Jtt!Slaurant: 1~ turn.off; P/llme. TYJ>lf\I', filing, ltlO<I 'l.~r'-'! .. 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB stew, spaghetti&: meatballs. irsi. Cil.l Ll1'-E L~"E. 2-1 EXCELLENT Jtousecklaninc trained. for porcelain nails '! Ihm . financial statC'men1.s. San Clemen1e photM! votce. 8A.\f-1?:30P1'1
. 1 Cpk--. drp:;, AJC Cree 1 pkg. macaroni & chccsc. All na-hN.. J.ll-55:22 tkonC? by lady ,y/expcr. De-liere 1~ )'our oppor. F~r n1uJt1ple set ot bookii. ~hn COST ACCN . ~·eckdll)'l'. Apply Sational
2.•nr. .... 101\1\hOu"~. lrpl ~".I ut ll,lO'l·lli:;., .• \gi.5-ll·..«:i' tiona.lly advertised brands. \.'IOU:T, \\'i!!ow, :SJ a t· pend .. OWDtntn.<:,847~1 mo~ mfo, Call Magi s 2 yrs exp. Salary open. T $ISO S)'lllcms Corp 4361 Birch
tron1 S:::.V. 1. UT;, fl ri m si~ ... , ----":"·..:~ -:.--. ·.--:;-\\'c-:11:t up your Jlol Food tractive \\'/gd job, \\'ou ld Ma ?lln)l:•C. Costa Mc sa . 1!33--94~2 De;:ree. Nonptr. ncco-s l SI, N,B, 54&'..7360. (Nnr
Pool. l·'nn1,;., cu1111rientn! C..1):\1 Of1ICr.S I~ • SVO. \lendin:!• mat."h in cs in like w mel't sirK-ere rr,a.n __ ...., _ _,_r ____ ..;60;;.7..;0:1~°'="""m;:c=:OO·=~----BOYS WESTCLIFF 0 .C. Airport) br~uilfa::t .. .::.-pJr.itc fa:-nily ~ 1-'rl.~. air. l'pls, drps, n1usk"., lndu.q1ria1, romin~rci:tL and 53~ fD date. 638-1661 \\'ILLIA.,fS & S 0 N 5 ATf~NOANT, ex~r. for or Personnel Agency -G ~'-' ... -"--",.i+Ofc:T--to~$71=00~I
i;o._.11<.111. c;..,~~· ti) '!1t1pp.11;; ' l'h·\·ator, C.;.., ~~a Ii l 1'! r s • rctaU operations. You simp-ecoS~IETICS 1''1\CE LI FTe t-.Iasonry Lie. no 28J0.16: gr:avcyard ~lift., Good pay, GIRLS Ci\!.ark l~ Cent~r> ENJOY VARIETY?
It tuw hca..:11. <-:'llll I ~1111C/rllr,61,.·~l-O, ly collec1 ltK' money. F'act. Tet:bnique:i from Vienna Brick, block I.: !!tone fringe lx'nef1ts. ~pply Shcl1 16:'ll E. f'.dingcr. S.A.
OfTIO.: Space, 800 sq u, \\'C guarantee that )'00 "'ill ~·. (90Jl 385-83:19 ,,o,. ~~n S1ntlon._UXJl lTVlnc, N.B. Paf)*r Route1 Op.n 512-88:,lS You'll kJ\·e thit bu.Ry of:tlct.
Til'E t:Xanxc 1 do11-nt°"'n II w1 tin~ too rolleC"t at lea.st 10·~ O\-cr • Palm/Card Reader * ~ In Legun• 8e.U. in CUSTODlA.l\l. lmmd OPf!fl~. I..®! ot public contact for
PALM MESA APTS. t ~rl. $T11 per mo. your investment the fir:>t Ad'RcdLK1.Km l083lBeachBI. Brick,~~~& Stone ASSEMBLER M•ny Loait;on1. hosp exp preferred. San a ~1 ,,._~ ~~.-. ML"iUTE.5 TO ,\:PT. DC.JI. I j;;o-1:128 year {assuming YoU fol.low ,,.......,...,., r • C'k!mente Genera.I ta1. men · ~ ";"=""na ..,.,:1
,, ., to sq 0 ice :rpa.t'e' · Ion), or "e buy ~~~~~"~"ll~~·~pe~r~mt~~~~tr--'.~~INE OO-u:zt -e:c Adults, l\io Pct,;. Ol'it'ntinM1>.JIOl'lfinl\ncL'\I bn~·k the mach~. If )'OU !T~r~•~Y<l~~~,~~~5~450~ Apply in person Equal Oppor. Employer D,\y Jl1':LP \\'llnted. i\laint. ~00 a...c"""°"'h, II.'!~~ .. ~ L»l 11.lt'M! Or. Center r J ex i b J c !case. 1vill devote a muuroum of a• ~ .. .-Q'CiCll;lf r~ blla from Ne1•port Dhi:l.l 1· 6·1-l·IOlie 10 hours per W't'1!'k. y,-e Y.ill CUSTOM PAINTING VOLT BOYS & GIRLS ~lpm. Day ltflp, all Bl\'d, ll.B.
---~~"~l':>-9l'ial ___ j, COSTA . )JES,\ m~·nrs, ~~~ bo'tor'o >':ild ~ 1' s.rwc. ..,._.. ,~ ~::S. ~~i. ~ T-:r~:~Se~H ~llh?so~n P~ coJTi :n~r.s~t ~~~ 1 --"G"j"~"'-=gy=s,__-1 * LA PARISIENNE * JLlO. NC\\'!;;)• dee., quiet. t:w your family, \\Uile taking ~.LI.Ability Ins. Fret Co.lot 54&-1741 ~IE&\. COLLEGE PARK &:i"'"°"'::;,;:...:;;c.·-~~--
2 Br. furn. All "l(l("!nc. l"iri.. l{<Xhestl'r. &l~-1~' the bite out of inflation. Consulting & Estimates. ( from o C · EAST &. Y..'ESl' OOSl'A DENTAL ~ptionisl, exp l&-23 ~;ice. H<.'t1tcd I \:Iv!. 1\rlults. , Ot~ r rent, a\'ail Oct. t.lin. $3915.32 dov.'n, terms . U:lw Qnnpetiti11e Prices. ~ Medi~ ~l MESA. 642-C321 & en th u K I as m a re Att Yott Free TD 'Tr8WI
u;o. & u,p;, 1,~, t }jU,_ $6:). nio. a\·ailab.I~. Cal! Tpll Free Appll•nc• Repair 6004 &12-6C«> Now AvallablC! F.qual Oppor. Employer musts.. Also some chai:rside \\'i t h Sh a r p Croup
r:.i· .• ~ f>.12-28:1 1..goo.. 43:2-7023 or write BOYS & GIRLS ablt. a challeng~ position Turou&Mut U.S..\. tndudina
Acror;s from :;ult cnur.~" -1,. \IL SI 1 ,,,__ c .,\.D. 1-.:n1erprise:>, 1193J APPLIANCE PAf/'ti"f &_ Varnish remmin .... We have 8 c:omplete ...,...i.-.... N C n1 tn a new practice in HB. lla"'aii, J>ui!rto ruoo &: ~3'1 S.antil Ana i\\'\~. j I~, •• W'e U."(, OJU\.-.:"S Sky Plll'k Cin:k, rn;ne. REPAIR fro J:""'-""&"' enpaper a en . 1-fln .. ,,, ... ~-=~'-.~-~--Oo , No . • I 11·1t:ongc-nla.I party, Nll, C Ill . _7 \\' ,...,,. m 1\'0txhl:ork, Kitch cab, of employee benefits. We aze lO. LKio Js}e, Dalboar: •=tum. exper. necess. rRO?lf $1.,S. iJ 1n1 to b.·;.,,h Gt.rJ700 a omia ;r"'v · ast'IC~ ..,.,.eN-Rcfrig. furn, etc. m-8393 or pay top u-a~ All oU'ice Peninsula. Contact PIIr. Df:'.'ITAL R~/Secn:ta.ry, '1o'/2 wk o.)>en.se petd
BE.\L'Tl t'UL l'{JL \'K}.:,;J,\:-J , ~.., SQ f 1 f . __,,...., 1f-r "'4,,. , Call Ja<.'k :>18-0131 :131-61.;:;' before 8:30 am & industrial skills are Ba.ckstrorr at the DATLV f/t1~. ~1nt sal & ~ricf1ts. training prograrn. A I I
• G f'()(JLS, Tt.l":\'IS. !'Ill\ .1 .. ..:1 • I. :.. 0 IK'es. I ba. -Babysftting 6008 after 7 Jnn. needed, PlLOT or call S·~·il11 & -~all J<l&-0088. transp. tum. Mu.'lt be neat,
PATIO c;1u·d\·n Apti.. Snur111, ,\JJ _111 0\l.nut pRneling .& er"nl~ AFFILIATE VJi(Jr'. p11.intC!r , honci;t work. F..qual ()ppor. Empfo)·er leave ,,....,heat1Qn. 0"oc°"'T"OR~S;;:::.A=ss"1"S"T"A"N=:r easy to converse with lt
J:·ncuzz1, ~ l'llf pr k •fl.' ~.l l:I . i11c!~~t,..e:1 •• ~1.~I:~. aO J S•rvic• Sta tion Maps OIILD l'lll'e n1y ll'Jr:K'. Orki l:t"as, In I -c x I . free/""""''""""'""'""'"'"""'""' I E ,·•;i;__ E 'lo ,. ,.~. 118 281 11.hle to lcavr im~. For '·•1 .~ ... 11 ... ,, .•• , .. , n.·.·••h i oopcrior, .~. ,,..,,.,:o;,.:i , 1 1 , . 1 TLC ,. AUTO _,qua "YY"r, ml' yet oung ""'' -to \\'Ol'i< ......... "">al,.,,,-~ .. "--... ~. -''" ·~"' ~ FIRST TIME ""' 'Jn<' I. LUIS 0 .• air-l ll!im1lll', ncrs.. :.111-~. on •. .,,,, ....... ;;t<:<o; in.nm um furn/unfurll,1·1::-Uiil I :.oil SQ It. rrpl/drps. $9J * * vi•'\l.'/,\daml'l. ;'d~-07:'1 &1:2-l.'Hl LOT MAN ' Butboy/Dkhwat htr as dol~!l a g g i ~ta n t_/ Sands, ~ton. Tues &: Wed. '" i • <.J • "''r 1110 C;'lll t).IG "l:::O or -Pm ti Appl · · reccpt. m health spa. No at lhr SaddlebAck Inn, J'0" ' jld, f.10 rno., :0.l'Y.'J)l'.)11 •·;. • · ·~ llABYSJ'ITlNG in my hoffie. PAI~'TI'S'G & te'P'J.ir, ljyrs GM DEALER ~~ Y 10 pc1'1ion. CXJl('r. nf'CC!ls. We train you. """'
Beach, 6il·i~19 C\TS ' .'~~·.!!.~--Offered fcnc:t'd yru-d & refcn:-ncc::, "·orkmanship gu.1r. Take l<r> Marn St at the ~ilbJa Apply ln person aJtn or eve. E. Jm St. S.1nta Ana, . RoQn,,---·~· ·-4000 j i-:.\.\K oi Cu.<1:l. ~fc.~;i Pl~za. Vending Oistrlbvtorship Ct.I nreA. I'hane &IZ-038-1 advanrage of ni,y tt:<p. Used car expelien..~e Inn. Next to Balboa PIC'r. Z1l1 llarbor Bh'd. C:ll 8~;;311 llA?.l-5Pi\J
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: ROO.\I ,\\',\Jl, hJ ~ ~:n;::. ~.c.::·p1. ;.n:~~-$~ . .15b-:OOO_.:._ To • *W.tllp.per H•ng•r* 540·9640 , ':~~n·hs~ \~"-~n Y:: \\'anted for po.rt time pos~ Easy fun job. Olly or n\gtrt,
qin!l.\l:ln ~ir!, Ji\t. h,lth &. Businetl Rental 4450 Provide Proven Succetl C ARP ENTRY· .M tt:.1C'r c. REDKO ,.. 64&-24191---------· I place an ad in the DAILY tion. Afternoon. ~·eekday!I., No. cxper. net'est. \Ve train
kit. prrvl~~. ~'° :1 n10. l'R!)lt; TERRITORIES Cr aflsman-.rernodrtin:: & c:.~.'='°'-~~~;,.,.~-'-"' PILOT \\'ant Ads! Can 00'\\' & eii.rly A.i\I, S.'tt. & Sun. you. You mlL~ like peopk? .i9'h--l~l)1 -----I NL\rPORT Be:Jch. Can!K'ty ~\\' ,\!,."All.ABLE finish \\'Cll'k guaranteed. I:.~ ,r ER! 0 n ~A.Ih"TJNG. Oassified •d! tell bi:: itmls, -&r.?-5618. SboWd have 01\'TI pick-up & be ot IC!ast 18. Appb.'
Pnvate roon1 & b,1rh. kitd i 1 Village. 1200 sq _tt. ret_all FOR TIIE ~~IRST TI:li'E FREE ES'IThL\TES 499-ltD.> Lie d. 11\ji d, Rc.f s, Turru~ ;;mall items or any ltem or \'1ln, for delivery Qf any •ftn or n-c. l9J> \V,
prtvl, my home, ::rod lo..·a· ~r1op ~P.2<' ol( s~_Klll$ brh·k NO £XP1'.:R., \VE TRAlN C\RPENTRY ·PAL~'TING RiC'hant. 973-~ Anytime. -ne111:spapers to carriers .1 -eo_,"','.,"•";e~-c· •N-'.B.'=-=,--1
tion. also fiar.1 ·.: i\alt>. riat10 'tr.Ttreti S-1 1.> per mo, $1 IOO. to$! 6!0 fil:\fODEL & REPAlR * 10% DISCOUNT * Coatact Steve. at T"'A GIRL; FRIDAY
-• I ti~ &!>$-" ' ' . W"'I . • Paint= SEEK & r1No· ,, .... Pehiton ·~ ----100% Secured $7.00/hr. &l6-J079 papering . r1 • Registtt, 12&1 Logan. O>Sta l')'J)ing, filing. lite book· ftooMs-$20 wk ui)-;ru1 C .. \!. Storclron1 4: Oi!'.cc • CUSTOM .J JI free Est. Call t Mesa. 540-3006 keeping. $425 to star!. kl.~, .. ~·. ··'-un .:..... I l:JOO"" ll fcnctd ii~ Tola! GUAR.\.~IEF.S • rarpentry UI a ... APERH '~ING • . DR""1v~E~R~--~···ta N·~--. -. Baker
""''"' ...,., ,.,. 1• ""' ., ...... ...,, 1,_ loo '· Wa?Tantcd equipoicnt types, cabinets & qua.lit)' r. ,y,u ""' pain. I\ TD AMEL ll 1 H W a AV t R W D ll ,.._ """"'•,; '°"' ~91;,;i or 61~7 •• .AJ 1. ,.,.a\')' T trn.ll..:, No product ~ln;c lrL"<' est. 645-:H:.'9 ting. 21 :in Jtarb:>r are11, Attractive female. Must bllYe St. CM No~ calla. ROOi\ll~r7in.;1Ciiu·I. ptt,
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. C·l. &1&-696l: &l&-l24G Assigned tMTitory cot11..nt<". 962-1961 refs tum, no 18:l:Z8l. 512-2356 E EC 0 A R G 0 U G V BU AH CT AM dn\'E'l"8 lic. 5 Day wk. Apply iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~""iilll•1f
-mtr.uicc & b.Hfi. t-Or. occ. sri\C?." ,\\',\1L far ~e -tn f.o.._"l\tlOn~ !K'eurcd Caroet S~lce 6016 J.st ~ Exylnt Paintil~ MN.~, Tl'iiJS~ H.B N u 8 H w c a v • ln person, Cost• Me:n. .car HELP WANTEO &15-4293. C.\I Bo..1n:t\\•;\lk Shop':;. Ctr. at l. Paperhanging. Ai i'I ~-;.,. s ;.-.. of' ~ \VASfi, 2Q.;9 II.arbor Sh'd,
l..IVE .\T rlif:T;i:\Cii':-i. ll u1it.:.!.!.hr.:_ 5:-'_!!:__~·~~~ F'or pe rso n i:i. I intrrvlew JOIL~'S CntJlt'I & UpOOlslery Spl'ii.)', 12;1 )'I'll exp) 37!1-fim 8 A AR.CV A rf'~p ED A HA Jl C I E O>t.1a lrJeira. l•rge Company
$25 & f\ 6 SfOllr. n.r !"'pt Plh1 Ofiice \\-The-k lrn.-1 . phor1e 00· Ori Shampoo, tSciil Rt-Pl.11ter/R.,,.tr 6077 'e El1''M'RONICT C--..ltft.. , rnif;u~~Or .\rU~to : ~ c~;·h<'/\i~ ckP'J!· ~i.'i1 &}.. S.l\I. '{1~"1'. P.OC. !\er.\ J~'\1 tardants. IXogi-e11$l'n; .t R N ,, T A Y 0 N ft ,1 ,·~, N 1 N £ 0 T N T n~ciio & '. vld:~~~~!~~ .. ,.., •• --uv ... -;,
. ------· -·c-. ---· I I. $1.{I )IQ. 1\"I r..11'-t ll·I COSTA 11JJ·:.S,\, AtJ~", 9'21t'6 .all color hri;htenfltil & 10 rA'TC)t l'LAST£RIN~ • G 0 y s p s 8 0 •• s T N D • D c 8 ,, l I , ill ·~· NOW · NI,...,. -roon1 m.1 ·.•.n11·""'nt ,.,, . • · ,fJ.> :I.· -fi·--,.,. ,. M ,. .,...__ · 1 bl 1 f · • "' ''·~ • us :ie <am ~ ,v,.,'""' 1 HIRING • -~ "' 7 Qr 01 b -v• -v• ·v---mmu" L'l!.c 1 or 11.·blTt' All 1:,.~. free cstlmll! & c . 1 ; micrl~.hbr.&o.:1'l'!n.S:~i '1.1 ::i !. r.srl)rnr,e, U". t S "'RUROMHAMJT~-RRIO NE R Ct1r11f'r.1s , t'ql.1~1 Permanenl work,
.; wk. 2500 Sc;1vicw. C1l:'>I 1 et<". f>!:';f11JC Ciil If\\.)'. Ccl~t ~lr'.vst offdt'SijS I ~;:T~,1~ng a~ )i~~~ rr:~~ 1 ···--~al~~-~· " mcnt, Shop &: Held St!l'\liO::r?. 1 m11nufocttiMn;;;, Ol:itrlbutJ~j
I ron-1-.. -2 -peopi~:-mr~ '1 ~~11~·.:1;:.Wl._._ .. ____ '''ill cle<in H\'ing rm .. <fining Ptumbfn9 6071 fl E • H • & v A N L R 4 1' c 0 N A v f . ~l l'rihll) for rlzht 1""1 ~'1· I & ln.:tn!lat11,n. NO(:\'Jll':rlrnce
' or• -.mnen. K1tchen ""'IV. lndu1tr~I Rentet 4500 LOAHS UP TO'°"• rm., & tiri ll $!;;,An~ cm •. L.",, ~·Pl.U M BING ·-;mi • }.Cl\~!er A~i<•leii u.i7·.i9tll ne<-t.i.~l'.Y du,. to eXtt!lentl ,. 1 TDL 7 Ch .. VII.:> IMGPAf'";,,_ NNONlr.VRR i'.01! 111 · 1 Qut51dc pet OK. ;N344&t I -st oa RS $ •. 50. ('OUM! $10. 111r $.), flemodel'I & Repo.ll'll. W&IC' ,_ • _, -ru nut,; ~MWnm for men l: LRG.ROOM,J>'1.ba~ HOWLE.A.SING ~yn~~l";'""l~~ h.>!n.~er~. di1poe .1.: TBi\A R.EMR£LAICGR.P8Ga £SCRO"' \tamffll &:aver.
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• ntA.NTED mature ~ra!i;ht INDU~··L sruoro ) l'W'WI J400 mo. i\U due Oci l!Ji".>. S5 Ot'F 1.':.s.I'!lJlllS AD F~ e.~t. LJe' • Aak for ..... UIM.... ... . condttk>m " c 0 mp. n y 2:30pm. See Mr. HAgtn. ' ..,,., ·-... 1-ho '7•1\.1.n ..,... 5<':11 fur ....... cm. P\1 Pty. -7-V.'aJt. m.scm M)11me CASTACNO MIC'RILANOILO lttatH! ..... ,. ,, ........ .,.~ .,.~ ... .,. ..... , i 't"iiii0s1 ~~'!,. ~-~me ~ i:;, "-t-~kc'!.:r· ::: Ro~ ru c;"t.\ AfrAA 92617. •S&1£""'""'"-""'"""""""""""' Televi•ion Repair 6090 ~:isa ::~~~'D't ~~~.ft ~ 'M:.n3e ean or Write 11ous~~25'A;~ tor
j SINGLE Girl 10 ,Mrt l br., 64$-7!21, Ot: AnnouMement1 5100 •.\COl;~TICAL • 1V """PAIR MA~tt RINOIR WRl9TLP : THE IRVINE CO. dome:ttic cleanin::r. Janice' \
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R•ol "-<a't• Sal" SEC~ETARY FR..EICHT OA.t.\tACE s.\LE l-IOUSEl lOLD SALE. ;;f:, ;;i;;;; ciOid lfc:UONil ~ ~ · ~ Sill( SCREENER Now Hotpolnl !Wria•nto,., waaller, '""'° "I"'~· lZx -Ani'l<ott Wall Lamp• ..-,.., Delivery-Sunday OnJy O}m.mlc New team 'Ailh O.r\c! girt otttce. f"UU Umr \Va11tera, Or'ier•. 36'' pool att, plcnlc tbL. St~ent Ei'lcYcloPedll ~
J:lroven track tt<'Ol"d. ~ to poeUIOn ns>en for n..'ftt ur-DI 1 h washer 1 New lblt., buckrt se&.ts, cnr 80 Stetta Ctlb $8·2$18.9~! l~Proctas OF DAILY PILOT TO CARRIERS. RE-90% romml.Nions. Pe:r.ten deriy ~irl tn •n'\Bll desten .Immed\Jte oprnlng for an \Varranty. Credi1. 'e Of A. pan.11, lols of miM.". 96:1·6509 Muslc•l lnttrvm'h ""R QUIRES THE USE OF A LARGE STA-'° penon tra.lnln;: ~ orient~ company. Know· ind Iv Id u" I f a m Illar 3623 W. Warner, S&ntA Ant, Jewelry 8070 l-'--'-'--'"'-'-"==~'"'-''""11
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mo's CXJKr. ln Jn-TION WAGON OR VAN. CONTACT MR. ~~lat;-1~6 or ledge In bookkttptng rm· y,•/munu11 l .Uk 'c:-re en near llarlJor, mzm. ---CABL.E-NEl.-'ON P lano ~=-~~~:co:: BENTON \VILLlAMS, 330 WEST BAY ~. ~11· f\I~~ '*ni"'"'trlt'"'" cqd ~!·b1 Thick film cxper. RED111 __ fr.T K~~~s Modtl TO WANTED s~i" C~~·~.~ ~
c6'des, blueprlnla , 0 E ""In 'l~'llC"•w o lT <t1 1rs. eftuil e. 11a11er., """·. peed Queen TOP CASH OOLI..AR PAID M~1.'""'T-~ ,.. .~.._...,~ scbematie11. Xln't co . STREET, COSTA MESA. TELEPfl N R!:~pe!:' ,:.....,~~esce.nl, hoiip. payroll. lnvol<"lng, 1•!(•. Ex· DUNCAN lfll~ tll')t"r $50, G .E Cop-t"OR YOUR JE\\'ELRY, _ • -
benefit.a include~ 1 wlui ~1 FOR APPOINTMENT. .-..... ·--. perlence In nff!<'f' 1nanllll:e-per1one waRhf!r $.SS, Guar \VATCIIBS, ART OBJECTS, Ofc. Furn." lfl'tfP.!-.. 5 l ;;:;::-:;-;~~~J~~~~~~~~~~~ .. c;;;;;;;J •-::".'iii~~~,~~':~":" 1nent & Wes helpful. Start· & df"I 541Hl672 GOLD, SJLl'>CR SE'RVI""'., ------""-"'"~-I vacatkln fl.!'lt-r 6 mo ' 1 . An Equ•I Opportunity Employer ln11: sal1Uy sr.oo n10tith. \\'a1· ELECTRONICS LAVENDER RC)H rt 1 h - -"'r~ CLOSE oul nu llO!:k oi elee-Oirllltml• wk off \\•/pay. F 7100 R •. • t Ion Corln\'ood. 93-& \\'. 17th. , m u , FINE t·un.N & ,\NTJQlJES. lroru<' c-11l("Uje,tqn:, ~ Group Ins. altt.r18 dny of Help W•nted, M&F 7100 tielp Want.cf, M& ecep IORIS matching PN1<·1t1tl ~nk, & 6·15-zicKI di C di ·~r rm~il:.
bb'C!. Afany more. 1i1AINTENANCE mnn, full NURSES A I DES & (\;l\f. 645-0777
· $1.~~~~RJl;,(I. Gaa stovd DIAMO:\'D HING !ieU to set. ~~11~\c1:ri ~rpC ~ .. ~ Docurnentor tlme.Inslde&out1idework. Orderlies. Call Belwn Sam-2865 FAIRVIEW RD. ... ll1:1 f'~l11te. Center stone '2111 11\f~l·lg sun. A'lllO r.a~: DI • ( McDonalds. 536-1911. 20.'*12 4pm, 548-5585, P.fesa Verde Experienced Reeeptionisl SECRETARY COSTA MESA :? year ,z.ld ~·11.:-r & d7er, i;artH .12 i;n1ull stones. dov•n ('l!~· rypq\\·rt.c-rs on" sale.
YIS on Beach Bl,d. Hunt. Bench. Conv. I-lo11p, 661 Center St, preferred \\•/ple,asanht ... ADVERTISING \Corner "''!l~i.e:,& AdamsJ ~n··, ,~G "~1::.C;. .. ;: nor! the :side 58I·2377 lkuch Slationel't:, "°3 NC\$· Add ph C•t pearance · & t e le p o n c .>-W""O.;:<;I .._u """' ~ Ml II •11.-port, CM S::t.5-!QIXI ..;: .. re1109r• " persomtlily to handle busy Art you a notch nbove 1he Equal Op""r, Emplo""'r 836-3500 ice a neous _,,
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2921 S. Dalmlt!r, S.A. A yr old fem !Qvld who :works. meet the public. Good 1y~ than just a secretarial po11l· Siik 9<'reen Shop, good hl"ly ent •s •rs/ r ye rt SCRAM LETS Profc~!>J-Onal Sitt, l~~-P'l Equal Oppor. J:Jnployer I'.... Rru+brd+aa) 539--7500. Ing &kills req'd, Vwict,y of tlon, then you'ni our itrl. 1 ....., . $:.!. \'lk. Full m.alnt. • oak <.'Ontc>n1pornry styl.ll\i , TRAINEES duties. ?\tu.st havt! ~ shorthand "'age, Eve. hrs. App Y w.<> • * 6.U-1.202 • 11C-\'ff ullCd. Paid SI632. \\'tJI NURSERYMAN Chiquita, Laguna Beach ANSWERS 1.1k1· $.S95. 67l--8300 . & typing 1kil s. Send ~um"t SPRAY PAINTER FRIGlDAJH.l:: Rclrig·lrt'e~<!r. F I / I Experienced or horticulture New facility in Irvine Indus. 10 Classified ad no. 193 c/o Good cond. $60. 6 HUSINE...::,S-band ri\dlos,
U I & f t me bkgrnd., Hunt. Bch. 842-8866 Complex. ( Daily Pilot, P. 0 . Box 15Ei0 For display co. No p1-o-Call 675-1632 /lamper _ PhOltl _ ldklm _ ~:O.IC., w1t.h ~ P"'r amp~
In I er view n g Now for 0,.,.,...,~ MANA01':R Costa l\1esa, Ca 926:?6. •clu0c11li~!~ ~.•,.,rk. Exper. pret'd. Blcycl•• •~o Turbltl _ '·· IOUTif & itn11.,,na.i;. l~ &: m11RI.
Positions 1n ~e Co. ...~ Contact f\1t!i. \\I" ':e I ~"""!'""""""""""~~:!~!';~~~·~·~~~=~-_, \'al ur ovl'r ~ Sell $1300. •tust be-•or ~. 00 able & GIRL FRIDAY-Bright and OSIER 10_ $1'l00 I -~-------·-Til.lk abn!.it being ric.-h. ~·hen Call 'll 17_.., _--.1.,u
" "~ ~.i. energetic wilh capability to PAUL D -c-y/Rccept. 10 STOCK CLERK 10 SPEED t.late &. Fem, ft \\·f'Jl-kno...,,n milUonalre Yl'M ;t _, ...., "'"'"'..,II. ~
in good pb,ysical cond. Have learn. We will train. The ASSOCIATES Fantasia Wild Blue Exper"d in all phases ()f ridden ti lime!I. 1\1 us t born 8nd the doctor turned or;sr,;s $'1;') •• i$5. Cahlnert ~ar ~t~epbone. Go to Tic Red Balloon Ltd. ·ca.ii P.1r. , Yonder stocking & kitung tn a Sacrif1ct". Car rack tnclded hint qpside do\\'n to slap hb; flj, Tab!f':!I S4l. _ ~
oc et nearest you or Rc-ynold.~. 846-0011 for appt. Cost• Mesa Dynamic 1oppor.lorv!vaclous manut.~oo. Call Nick GT l S7Se+Lchor ~~tofr 551-17~rb."\C'kwide, money fell out of ~~o~ $1~ .. .i. nil~~ .. : tele~:)ur~: • ' OFFICE Attendant , a f· 556-7075 pP.rsona1ity + indlv. 10 join Corp., ,)~6--04.ll. Cameras & Equip. 8030 ,_1_,,._M_O_U_Tio---1.===---
lernoons. No. clerica1 duties t"xclti~ new co. llandt\ng STOCK ?itan or Yl'Ontan -1 · I BUYll ExEC S\.\'VI t~ $~/:s, ~ PER50N'NEl For lniormation involved. Bayview l\1anor, f '!'!F;<l~u~,l~O'!ppor!!!!!'!. ~l':'!m~p~IOY<'!"'!r!!! VIP cHentele. Beaullful new f/tlme. J\ton lbru Fri. LrR: NIKON ~'Tt-1. 50 J\11'.1. 1..1 •• secy chr1 $8}2-1, Dk.t acC·>.
CCD\N'"'CC: ... Ar'Clri..V""'V TIC TOC SYSTEMS C.J\1-&12-JroS. RETAIL SALES ~!~·1~<:". ~=I&: r&~~i~ H.B. Drugstore. Min age lens. $350. \rl\'atar 90-230 Good, used lumiture & Pir~c. 861\\r 190.t, 645-1-0l """V.....,..., ~""'-' Equal Oppor. Employer A • ~"""' 25. 847-:l;x;t. ?.tr.I, won1. New Sl25. ir.ppllll!lcesor"•illseJlfor yau •
Prod Con•-1 ?\'-to '"K Optorhetric t11stant . Personnel Agency of Hun· •:-0:--:---::::~-1 ~;;.;_11::·'588~1;_-____ -==I MASTERS AUCTION Pianos & Orgoru I09ll ..,., "'' -.. \Viii train. Mature. P.tllSI Permanent full time position ti.ngton Beach, 161681 &ach I h Sal ~~rs~~ Exper. $850 MANAGER TRAINEE tyJ>C?. Have car & uve in ~~~~~b!~to~ ~i;e T~:s~ 1..isiiltii·d;., 'ii'·iiBio ........... ...,_. Te ep one es Cats 8035 646-8686 or 833-9625 • PIANOS
Loan Shlpplna: Clerk Trai n IV/a progressi\lt! co. area. 548--0555. wkdya. Balloon Ltd., line children's I ' SECReTARY Coa:la -Mesa Are• PAJ\tPER Your cat use 11f!. 6 or Sund:iy 839-097·1 • o·R· ~ A1NS' {
?<.lortgage exper. lo $800 Op p ort un~tyt: ;.f· apparel. Mu.st be able to 1'~ri>c! \Vork in personnel. Thrice \veekly CATI'A-BOX WANTED Wf"":.'j'
BooA/PkkAJeeRpeT".s'. ',,c.. .··.$$!',"°so r:i~~~e~nsi~u & ~olfi~ PART~TIME work nights & v.·rekends. Never a dull n1on1ent. Work From Service. Phone 67".i-6217 TOP CA,.l;)JI DOLLAR PAID Rentals· II. $5 \:
Call Barbara at &W-8S08. I I k Your Home 0 8040 ~ YOUR '·'ll'ELR\ II Legal Secy/Probate to $750 sharing. \\fonderfu prop c to \VOi" ogs F vR Jc. ',
Bkkpr/Mort ~ng to $700 Jason Best Agency ... SECRETARY ltN's with. Also Fee Positions. Top Commis•lons \\fATCl-IES. ART OBJECTS, Open Nlghti •'til f
llecept/Sec.retary to $650 17400 Bronkhursl, r. Vly CCU'S Jaton Best Agency * 55S-73ll * • PUPPY WORLD • GOLD, s 1:.v:..R SERVICE, S 11 30 S l~J
RW!pVllte type $550 Suite 213 963--6775 Outslandlnov op~rtunlty for * 17400 Brookhurst, r·. Vly Equal Oppor . Employer B11~ 11 T e r r ~.~11r :i_._:. a
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488'E.·i1t:1 "' (at Irvlnei "CM MANUFAC• ~:I !.'.o~k PiJ~e~Mus~~ Excellent Benetit.s *$•c'ys, Bookkffpert servke. Exper pref'd, not ~a~~s 100 Pi~11 ,.?~lti CARPETING * ·Fischer· Kav.·aJ • .lt£m~J
Su'lte 224 642-1470 well groomed & ha v c Good V.'Orking condition& Have loo many to list ncce!l8. Fri & Sat graveyard PUPS Stud Service l\tost Dt-rorator has 196 v. ds of rust ~l~•bett ·_lifSo,_lunon ,•,~iil!'.'~.-nall XLn, COSTA MESA • •-0 -<-.. e,. Ag•ocy 12 to Barn & 2 or 3 eves " ........ ~ .. ,.
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Baker St, Costa t.lesa. 550 Nowport Ctr Or •RN No Charg• To You * TEMPO * MALEMUTE BSR turn1uble S250. 18'' Playtf'S' " ·········• S89S
Established 1965 Fem. 12 wks. AKC regis. Cierrv S:ulboot !.• traill"I', 450 Gl'al'ldli " ··-'··-···· ~ JANITORS To take products ltom dcsii'l Newport Beach l\led-Surg. unit 11-7:30Al\t I • ... Oii~~--iiii ... iiiio··J , • Very reas. 10 right p,arty. sq. ii. of s11it $100. 61&-9m *ORGAHS*
Nl'.:EDED: EIGHT GOOD t-ngineering Into production. Ca 92663 shift, f/time. Xln't benc .. ts. Sec'y/Bi-Lingual Needs You Now! 54fMJUH 26 gttl!on aquanun1. equip· Baldwin • Omh ·Hammond ·
F QU1AL111TY& !0~RS01 NNEL k protecting basic de 11 i ~ n Attn: L. Currier EOE. Contact ?t1rs. Jensen, Free] l\'lust speak Spanish * Fila Clerks PEfU'"ECTLY Gorgoous 9 Jl("d, 1ncludi~ tish. ,\lso Kawai • Kimball -Lowrey · or u i--• !me \11or parameters while making 17141 ,. •• 389 Costa l\!esa f\1emorial n·-nlly'. Work In pleasant 1 b .,~ bf'3nd nl"\I' b1n:I cage and Rodgers-1bomu -:X'•a ... af t mod f cill"' In SJC ~ I -* Secratary J r & 5, month old lcma e Iris ~l· .. a a em a 'J • changes req'd for manufac· Hospi al, 301 Victoria, 0.1 oUice w/congenial peopJe. ler Papers Sac price WOO{.lcn chess sets. Best • \'iurlibler GulbraaHrt-Good wa,gC!I. ' ture ability of small elec· 9At.I Til Noon 642-2734 Al!JO Fee Positions. . * Typists 6424795 • . ofter ~4240 ~ ~ • "•·
1!,Lcadman, 8 hrs tro-mechanical .usemblies, Equal Oppor. Employer .fa's'on Best.Agency * Accountt Clef-kt St B d p • EXPERT Carpet Installer Optigan ....• 1 •••••• :.:. s150
4J Maids, H hn matnfain1ng intended cost. RN & LVN/Wknd -u-•. l y 1· · 1 bl In t • ernar upp1as . . Lo1v-Sp'~ -3, Jani' ., hr • "·-lo ~·-• Our ~,,,., "" °' 17400 Brookhurst. F Vly our 1me lB va ua e. ves AKC 11 .,,....... y0 .. ...,/mine, re""'•r, relay. • ... y .. ..,. ·•••···· _., Ca.J ora, i5z S quality, schedule & rate. ~~' ... }' Is fu-au , Wknd or all. 466 f'lagship Suite :n~ ~ it wisely w/high hourly 54~ 21 ~ expcr. ~-\\'w-lltzer S}.linet, new •• 1499
I 979-Exper'd in w r It I ng oo UIWl r you. Rd, N.B. 642-8044. rates. call Sandy, 540-4450. SILKY TERRIER Puppies, HammonJ A.-100 • .... ···'Save JOB COST C,LERK documentation, work ataUon PART Ume counter girl, will RN , lull time or wknd reUef. SECRETARY NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO AKC, 6 wk11., l'Jhedles.s, \\fqod ~ \\TOUght .lron dining * WIN FR.EE *-'
"lupo, fool design, pro-trnin. Apply In person lo Co h 1 knd all Tempo Tempo'"'Y Help odo'I"', odo<able. 96>-83TI "'" $85. Bcoul '""' 'ofiee ORGA~ LESS~
4 Day Work Wttk, 40 Hrs duct!on line tr o u b I e One Hour Martinizing, 2200 l)Y. osp. w or · Santiago Bank has an open-I .,..,.,.,,.,,..;,.,.,,,;,.,,.,;,,,1:~~~~~~~~=~1.~"~"'~'"'j5,f"~"j$~l25fii·~_,~=~· Expe1'. in. Job Cost, Hand shooting, cost reducUo/\8. 1-iarbor .Blvd., Ot 6-12-S0-1'"-'4._=~..-=== ing lor a Sharp Loan I CANDLE s TICKS, 184.7 FULLERTON M . ~st, annlyse jobs, comput~ rt1cchanical engineering or ROGERS' GARDENS Secretary. Ex Per I e ne e TYPIST/MCST OPE R. [ _ II I Rogt'r11 Brothei>s-Silvl'rplate. 1819! f..ucllcj. Ji'odnWn-Yt WIP inventory. f\>lu_il like Industrial engineering or PERSONNEL Is ln N£'ed Of-A he lpful hut not ~ary. Fret to You SIOO !he p.1.ir. 5.16-9662 • 55T.:U36 ,..:, fig""'' Type calcul tor I I lial S 0 I \VJU train the rifih t pc1·son, bor ull ... · • a · equ va ent ·es.sen . Abil'•I" to lnter!a·• w/o•"·rs proy per a or · GRE IT 8 Bel .. -" S• I !22 N Har F ert9P1:. Gtiod h, J . ,,... """' good clerical ski! s a n1ust. Fa.<>t, ·accurate typ1Sli'!. gd. ' U.V, v=ere Y • . 87J;t >•5· • n penman& 1P· + cxper. In .......,..nnel \Vill To sp<ay tho plants & trees · h · $'"' "-u· · • DU AP ly f P rson 0 ,....~ Co n t11c t Mrs, Ferguson, skills in spell'g., g:i·ammar 1ngc rur, u.J, .,.,au c1ans · P n e 549.3 41 mak• ""'' a valuable asset 1or pests. Apply in person • • -1111.~5 s~ 6T.I" -s Edi r Ind t I I ,,v~ 832-5200 & proor read·~. req'd. Free To You. °""' chair ,;., ~'' 1967 l~ABE "~by :I • us r ••, nc. F.qual Oppor. Employer to I his lntematklMlly only at ··· Exp'd. or \\•Ill train. -PC d e" s~t Ne .... · Pitl no. S'll"'°Wafnul.' :t . 21~~:ieo.r.1:;~h ~ ·~~ Secre!aria! ml Fairvie\v Rd, c .r-.1. * SEC'Y EXEC. OCTD F'REB klltens, J\1/1'". Ha.Ir ;iNevc°i-u~~. $5o.·Q~ ~ec: Cond. New $3500. Sac
Equal Oppor. Emplo)'U MASSEUSE AAME1 100-/. FREE ROITTE SALES Editorial & sales oruce. 12.00 N. Main. 5th Fir. Santa Si...n1esc. Call 552--0807, in desk $100 551-6550. or bl!t olr. MUST SEU.!!
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INSPECTOR
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JUNIOR-SALESMEN F/tlm:e, for m~·s_spa. Mus~_ Bureau of ~ Salary, Comm, Educational 11udiovisual ~ Ana ~2 ~ Equal Op. Irvine -?ING-PONG-~a.ble-'51.6:--b-·e-+~.m§§l!l.~~!!=.~=;--'?'==--·•l·-1 1---1•---t-- --be-OO'd,.-App!,y Tues;-Fri ---.ncy Exp. Pd. Estab. ~ & ~uttrl'J"6i!UCt16h, """'Inc. parnmity Employer NEED happy home w/kids surf board v.·/fin ns. Metal TV/ O 1'1a.nual T h o m a• •
AM. Costa Mesa 556-llOO tetTitory. ?t1ed. coverage, P.O. Box 1226• Laguna tor Doxie/Beagle, 5 mos., tool shed S20. 6J8.86M Organ "'/bulll·in Leslie B•lboa Bay Club ZT06 Harbor Blvd Suite 207 Profit Shere. Retire at 57. Beach, Ca. 92652. TYPIST, EXPER. hsbrkn. Now in apL S17·1074 LARGE BOXED TREES Spier. & earphones. ~ Age ID-15. Earn ~S40 per
v.·eek gelling new cuslomen
for the DAILY PD..OT afler
school and Saturdays. You
must be out 1.f AChool by
3:,ll() pm and be able to work
at ]cut 3 days per week. No
deliveries or collecting.
Transportation prov Id ed.
c·.11 008-4812.
1221 W. Coast Hwy, NB. Anahm 600 N Euclld 7'16-813) No SttJte, Layoffs 75 yn:. 494--0747 P/time, your home or my all. 5 Pines Coral!. & Liquid cab. $375. 644-572S , •
MEO!ANIC, exper. prefer· 0I¥ 2 City Bl East ~1222 549-311D. Mr. Tucker, 7·9PAf ofc. _P . 0. Box 6258, BLONOI'.: Cocker Spaniel, 3 Amb!{r, Very reas. 556-83J8 GULBRANSEN-2 f lit 11
abJy w/Oeas A lie. Salary I-Equal Oppor. Employer m/t Secretary/Recpt. Anaheim, Ca 92806. yrs. Friendly w/children. keyboards, beau!. C'ahlnetr.1
open. Contact Walt, 18480 p IS I Xlnt typing, front oUice VARIETY Shots & Uc. 546-4187 Classified ..•....•.. 642-5618 rond. 11100. 6"2-0590 , .
Brookhursi St, Fountain ersonne uperv sor SALES appearance, P
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ant ~~~~~~~~~~~1:~~5~;~;~::;;;5::s~:~il Vly. Apply in peMIOn only. Free! Familiar w I a 11 Outstanding po~tiaJ for personality required. Beaut. Variety is I.he spice of life Furniture 8050 .._.1 MECHANIC ~ncl duties. lnteresllng person v.•/some sales exper. Bayside orficc. Outstanding & it's youn ~-/this posi~n. ELEGANT "'"""Uct Dini~ ~I
pos1t;on w/a growing co. Ind' 1. . 0 C working oond. Call Barbara Fr1endly ofc 111 N.B. awaits <'~t C··•om-;:l·a'de f"·tnne -·lll' • 1 ~1gn C·•. """133 Al'° F-Jo"-. iv. musl ivc tn . . M & Tu "5 I 6'21626 ~ ..,,, " ..... . ...... r we a.i. uu.-.. ""' '-"' area & be y,.-eU established on c "" on y. .. · the indiy. w I 0 u 1 g 0 I ~ g & Chaffin) Contemp IO' \\'/2 .-....
MEDICAL RECEPI'. Indus. JalOft Best Agency in community. ·Co. ~Hers SEC'Y LEGAL, Christian, pcnonalily, typing & lite e.'l:tcnsiona. 8 uphl strd chail's Equal Opportunity Employer
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REPRESENTATIVE
clinic, N.B.·Spanishhelpful, ·17400 Brook:hurst, F. Vly base salary + comm. in mature, airport area. sAAM·h. ES
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_, FREE v,1i1h arms, 2 Crcdenzus. 1 bu~ not req'd. Exper'd, SU!te 213 963-61'15 addition 10 full ltaining pro-752-0100 vv 10 w/dr-.wrs, 1 w I r c c o r d If#~@~
,. -r._, .. f A CONVOl1M SHoPPINC ANO l i833-~~~:(528~. :;;;-;;;:;;;-.;;;;-;;;;I =:::::::=:::::::::::::~==:=:::: I gram. Some college pref'd. 5 lines, 5 days for $5. Ca11 Bureau of player & record storage. MGMT trne 21.30 $150 wk AAMES 100°/o FREE tod &12-5678 Employment Agency Xlnl for lg dining rrn 01·
guarn 51., College prf'd Mr. PLANNER Bureau of ay · · ' Costa Mesa 5.~llOO conference rm. $800 or bst 7 .. A,. ~A~~ SERVICE Sta. Attendant 2706 H··bor Bl\'d. Suite 207 offer. 6~ ·~1. Ri chards, 14/~ Emplo"""""°" Agency L ' ban'--' "' ·~ J ··~ 1/Ume. de mec IC&'-Anahm 600. N Euclid 116-&20 KfNGSIZE 0~, no w,
"<7 SEWING GUIDE. FOR THE ~Ii:.:_ GAL ON THE GO. llfs!l;i:[;i;i
'P/time leaslng l'ep. need· l\-10TEL maid work. Neat. SCHElJULER Costa Mesa ~UOO Neat appear. Also, older 0 2 C l.Y Bl East 634-122'2 °'"" t-n-tlc v.·oman. 1 .......... ~ 2106 Harbor Blvd Suite an aeml retired man p/time. rg 1 n1attress, box springs &
For an ad in Wom•n'• World
ed for attractive apt com· 0 ::..·A
01-0 __ •• ,11~96 --Anahm 600 N Euclid 776-8120 1 •·~ Fa!--' ,. ,,_1 frame. Still packaged, xtra
plex In Newport Beach ta '""°"";1
'""'...,'" ~ • Appy, ~= •voew, -, · · WAITRESS lirm. $115. (v,1orth $42:>)
Coll Poggy 642-5678, •xf. 330
zhow apls I: handle leaai.ng Newspaper Canienl: To plan, schedule & Sal Rel .1 M "i SERVICE Sta. Salesman & . Queen $155, Herculon corner arraniemtnt~. Ind Iv \dual oooph.,"!in, a1t:, p1,.;~odmu•n'.' •. ' o0n1 "' "i Bel,~e've "'in'Mus,·c lube man. Top pay & fringe N1tes only. Apply in perso~. gi.., . ., :SISO. Usually home musl be wllHng lo \\''Ol'k GIRLS & BOYS .. v• ...., .. .... • benef.its. Expcr. man pref'd. ?<.'fu,st be O\lt'r 2L 105 l\1a1n·~·"t . . • ?, ' j
lip This Up Cozy'l'rio!
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Wttkends & have adaptable & ~~:;..--J-~~~£1'~~~'.'±"!;~f!J~~';;"~~~U:~:;;i-f· ~:;;;~tr.'"Shotr."11\h ==+-fllr~\·•f-M r ...: ......... e. l !ear pUu•IC machined parls. \York lrom firm .>lferina rapid growth l='f"'"":c"'==· =N,..B~·,,,..-.,..,,-;.,.,,-; ext lo l ier. MATIRESSES r l. l---ll--7'~m.ifiiiiii"''T'"imC"1miruct--1&""(rt-.~ join a dynarnic gro"ing = --• • -N he Balboa p· L \ ~ ~;~~(~~~Ion: DAILY PILOT blue~~5RcsumcTo: .... -/tun 00:-&1 Nanci ~·ord. SERVICE Sta.. l:o; l a n d WAITRESSES ••• -_.
~~CALL H 1 1 ~~~~~~Ot~ ~~~,~~~&0pe,fu~ ~;mcn1oing.Gba~1',d~AP:i;.·u,'n,~6.n E~pcr.2~Q;c;?~arance ~~.~~1;!EmS!~S Ll Ii~~)·, a1 rou es open n Bo 1560 tington Beacb, 16168 Beach ...... t n o e n w 1 Surf & s· 1 · ~ · T HE IRVINE CO. P.O. x IilcFadden. We5tmlnsler. Appy iroin PRJCED TO lilOVE NO\V!! (~. ~ ~ San Clemente Costa M ... , Ca 92626 "'''· H.B. 5930 IV, Coaot a .,,., NB .... "" & 8J3..962S I'
644-3389, 9em·Noon Equal Oppo<. >:mployer SALES SHIPPING l1¥ivHIDO~W'0ANTSINTil'roi'0'1N<voliiRKiK?? ·1.,,..;;;,,;;;;,.;,;..;;,;~.....,I ~ I
PRINTER I PRESSMAN. telephone sales. 15-2 0 CHOOS1'~ your hoW'S, work Bedroont set. Dining rm I"" ,. \ '; / .-
LIQUOR STORE CLERK 492-4420 Must have exp opcraUng kn/wk. Hourly rate + CLERK for yourself, be your own w/Chlna t'abinet11, Hcrculon . t , I\.
Equal Oppor. Employer CALL Mr. Hyde Man or woman. p/time far DRIVE A CAB? BASSETT King or Queen sz ~ '
San Clemente. Exp only. NEW FACTORY Apollo pres11, $2.75/hr lo Incentive, Pleasant phone bosa. Men or v.'Ometi. Cnn or velvet solas S.· IOVc!ICats. ,•'
R.et nee. Cn.11 ow n er Branch outlets j llllt opehlng starl, Call for appt. 493--8122 voice & personalHy a n1ust. be slight]~ bandicappe~ !fide-a-beds & chairs. Used ,
l.-,' ... ='~n~'~·=='"';:--;o::-::: I in area needs the: following: PRINTING J>res:o; operator Exper. helpful. but will Immediate opening for an Neat • Clean Appearance. for Dil!play only, \Vei;l Coa11! i!...
LITHOGRAPHERS: Few Mgmt Trne $185 wk exp only, xlnt working cond, train. Cosia Mesa location. individual w/n1ln. 2 yrs. Vts .. Telired. Age 25 lo 70. Const111ctlon. 6J8.79.Jl '!""" \\'\ 2ood l"11ncd. openings. HSG Servmen {2) $3 hr 67~213.1 days, SSl-5619 eves, Phone 557-5662. e:ii;per. In packaging & !!hip. SuJ.lplement Your inrome. ALL White provclnclu.J desk 'll;I I \
f748. No expcr ncces11. \Viii Salesn1en Open SE 0=A~M~STRE==ss~-,-,-q-u~l-,~,-dc, 1 ping small part11. Electronic Dnve a c'lb 6 tu:s or n1ore a & chair $:'A>. 2 '"'i n tx.<ls, ~f , ,
train. Stnrt at $.144.10/mo. Pref ovr 25, married, car. QUALITY ~ingle needle, custom sew-exper de11!rable, but not day. Apply lll !J@rson, mattrc~s. box s pr i n gs , ':
Excel opp. Pd vac. Free All benefits, career poeitiona. ing, \Vork in pleasant 1;hop req'd. JI.l ust be familial' '¥ellow Cab Co., l8S E. 16th traincs, hcudbourd11 .~ fop!
Dent/Med. Guar. emplmnt. 494-1065 at beach. Pern1anent 546-7695 w/b\ll:o; ol ladlng for surlacc St., Costa Mesa. bourds $·10. Night table $15.
call the P.1arin£'S, The CONTROL for appoinlment & air canien;. Co. paid \llO?tfEN, earn full pay for 54()-1267
career corp a., -"'-=s~A~L~E""s=P~E~R=s=o~No----1 medical & life insurance. pt Ume work ..,.,ith Cel<!brlly·'Q~U-A_L_K~in-g-,~1,-,~M-,~dl~, ~,,.~d'·' «• •••11~·01n 19 Modem e/cond facil ities J 1ry (Th I J ...,.,......., .. """"" • •1ake $2CO. -·100. 11·k. Tm.de ewe e party Pan · 1wn1 .~ct, r.111ple bcdroo1n LVN, $33 ~ ahift. Requires cxper. in QC, MRB, "._.... ___ ,d,ortising & S"°CC, ronvenlenl to fre e w a )'. No lnvestml. 968-1842 l!~·t. Pecnn t'Offec & end • "" ES l F/ 1 work setups, YI Ti ting in-~uuw ,... Ample free parking, hi d rt r · Nu"-'5 A e, tme, 11pection procedures &: some experie nce rcq. (714) DUNCAN \\'OAIA!'I y,•ho needs S500 + la e~. avenpo' rcng.
2055'1'hurln, CM. 642-3505 , relaled documenlation. Ex-5-13--0700, Alr. Tyler. 100 st. Sales "oriented. l\Ir. c6~·IB=·="~'c'~--~-,...,--I
Machlne Shop . I per. w/electro mechanical SE'C'RETAR'f-GAL FRIDA\' L)'Ons. 114/84G-&455. FolrllrtJ.! S1:rcen W//\1'l'h IOp!I. TOOL CRIB devices desirable. Challcng'g. opp, Jor an in-ElECTRONICS \\'/\lnut p:111C'I'<, ant. gold
J STACOSWITCH, INC. dividua.l w/good orgt1n\za. $$$$$$$ lran1e. Cos t S.W. Sac $75.
I llJ9 Baker, Costa Atesa tional ability. who C"lifl type \\'ork in eleganl Fashinn 552-AAOJ
ATTENDANT f J.l-llE' ~l oo to 65 \VPlil & lake diet. 2865 FAIRVIEW RO. l!land overlooking Pacific l'B=:EO'A-'u'-'TO"r=IT~IL,-,-~-n-,,.-,-c,ro,,-up-,-I
Reqnin?!I general koow'ledge ............. F.quel Oppor. En1ployer Must be a ble to 11\lrk \\-ell COSTA MESA Oceun, Tired or driving h;g 2 bC'd/('fJUC"hcs, maple
of n:..ch. lhop tool•'-equip-""'/people & handle detail (Corner Fairvkw & ,\damsl miles to \\"ork. bo r e d t11bit-, 640-l!lj6
men1 &: good f'l'.!>eord kee ping REAL ESTATE procedures. Exp, not nee. 54.1-8621 w/your p~nt .~b?.C~ ?>-llSC. furnitll1'C', hdrm set.
akll\s. -The desire to be ol NEWPORT Exp er 1 e nced/Professlon11.I if will'g. & quick 10 learn. Equal Oppor. Employer oppor. ror 1nd1\. \\/typing d nlng sel pain!ings, <'le. RT'Vic::e 10 o!hrs l!i partl<u-p,,,:...-1 Agency k Onl I I I Approx. $550 per ni o, & gen'! ofc expcr. .' •6 ,2~.~
..,..... Bl'O ~rs y. Ma nian n· AAMES I~", FREE '-'~'"-'~'°-""~·~·-~-~~--, larly imponant. -We make N •-h 64 3870 dejiendnnl status In deluxe &11-14-10 _ ,c ·-
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cletlri ahop. We hllw a larp secretary. Percentage: lease. CLASSIFIED will &ell II! today! Employment Agl'ncy gd qun!, C'Ulllon1 made, ne\•er
be.ckloe: o( worJr ln!url • NICE OLD LADY 195) needs For add 111 0 n a I Irr -==========.!...="-"------Costa Mc5R :i;,r,.JJOO ~scd~~ual~ h~!... 96S-79 1D_
Jong tenn employmenl. Now live-in help in mobile home. formation-write As!IOCill.led 2706 Harbor Bh·i'!. Soi!C' 3>7 LtKE NE\\', Roll top d~sk, :'"~!~~?. ~ie=:'Co~f:c~ ~e:,9~~k. Call daugh-~~th 1~°'.18~e~~~rs8c~~~; j;~y Ai S TAR GAZE K11 if'~ ~~'2mc: rti ffe~~id ~6:8J~ ~~~. 1~~1.<'&~ Pc r r.
AI ruchard!IOn . ea, 9::663 or cu.Y J.. WlLUN L11•A Ga;ag.-sa1, "8055 YARD NEWPORT NURSING REAI~ EITTATt: BROKERS ~ uus H y...,. Dalft A&.i'T tPcle J:J.. u,r. l• rt'"' Yacht Sa1esman -SADDLEBACK ' •LI c.'' Indusll•ial, com· "'"~· l' Y A<'o"li~11 '" '~• Slon. oci. n~l.... Blir...v \\'uotl \.ttehtli. 3000 \\'. •LOTS Of' GOOD!~ ! ! • 33"1 \V. \V11rner Ave., Santa ""' " , T <doy .,, ~na , •••iiu. An L• ...... 1 Op-COMMUNITY mercl11.\, resldcr1tl11l, con· I') 11.2 T.;1 devt'!op '""s'oge or u1: . •· ~-~.: Coast H\\)'., Nr\\'porr Be11.ch 0<'t ;.~.9.
"' ;n;.r "" ~---. 90lldatcyourinde1iendentor !IL;l·'l·. reodword~corresp;nlirogto~ ''61>-74 • &.;!'.-0096 r,I.) l.rvlne1ConJCr 1.Jthl NB. ponunlly Employer ht/F HOSPITAL small brokcragt busl~s T•u•us olyou. Zodlocbirthslgn. «o•tto •""60
M achine Shop Help into • gro"'·-, Irvlne:·baacd ~""-, • ,' ~ 3,~r..,. 6:l1 );~ oc~. 1~ \'OUXG :.t11n ncedet l for Horses av In ..-u ~ """''-'" .,. --f':l)\Y••I' --SMQ. \\Ill l[,1i:i --p blc 111 running We Have The Follow g Br oker11i:?e-Drvelopmmt "'"''° l""•-»SI-" '""""""'"''• rt0r.1t r ,. art()n csipa n..... .. ':f.'·' · ~I !ti with ·~· J•~ &'~ l:J.1'"30-33 right -,;n;on, Xln 't op-REG. A~lt C'llo~in p arll~w • selling Up standard v~ Finn. ,.,,,,., gl! 0 CCI 5°'11"'1 ],,......... 65~ "·~ portunl . can 613...Qir.?. Horse. Jdral Chllrl'~ Equlla· machine toot.. L 111 h e a, eOR Superv sor I "entity. A8SOt'ln ted Bmker '01'2_.,..fi.~ 6t.t J60I MTo ~
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.. ., M l be lie.-• N·-· w/" • .,,.. _ "-ke-"·leman Rela• llMfNll 7~ J1A<IMIY 67 CM<I ll.G1TT••1ut ..._ a tKln or.'11', ca.'I b
1 mills. dri c. U1 i.1U --' -J·-.,.. ..,.u ·-~ o.1!""'''' 1~, · 31,_..,,. 61~ HOf.uj_\& [§]home r.tn•chl'fl 111•k
exper. &. have good r,;ell!. Supervilory experlen'-t Uomhlps aveUable. \Vrltc ~~)Mfi 11 16~=.t ~~':"'* ~~~ · .,,e. ''tir;ll!!I I . I r-i. She11D.nc1~. (il4l 2~4-7.!18 or Good w~-+' bCnef'ltt. To •ICU Cherne Nurse Broken, P.O. Bo:r ~107 ~ v 11-,.._,~ MIR:hlndiM V 338-1011. _____ .,.,....,1 • b' C&JI Mr. Stevena, · • Santa Ana, ea. 9'l"rOO. --l~?o11i. !~n.-nC-:-. •.ft.a. · O'ov. flt&nu.W:> Th.tni g,Jft. ,._y uv.... •JTM(i 7)0r TB Celdlng. ;i )'t'llr&, b\nod -T3lll. 11
e Centr•I SUpply Titch REAL ESTATE c.ucn 14tWI ""'-1•~ "''1ICOI"' ha)·. \~1.l tt.•u·1rl11, ''ery
Co. Pttvioua' txper. ln Ctntral SALESPEOPLE. Yt'hy not (...')'""''' 151.oo11 '!IT-. nc;.... otC-"-t('t; Appllance1 I010 vl"r!llll1lr ,(.-ltQO(f loalon~.
MAJD 'A'IJ1fed. B aycrett Supply. Rotati!llShllt.. Y.'Ork in lh~ hoHest lll'l!a11, ~JuLf n :;k:" !;~ ~=1 ... ,,,,.;," ~ . .' !iluat .~ 1t1 RpprC', fi;Lt-3.lCl.l
Motel , NcWJ)Ol't Bc&lil. ALSO Hunllngtofl Beach!FountaJn f\li.~1~ 11"-'!c* 4 1-11~ ll:l~• l'REE PICKVP-Rf'f't niter ll l --=~-'i::"".-,,,.--·1Stalf ()p(>ninjtl on 2nd & 3rd i alley1 Let u~ train you. ~ ~~ ~:: :£:..":: •OU••1ut Appl's & !)cr.:iJl ~lt"~al. :t""no',:....,~,~,.,~,,-o~n~1-,.-,.~,-oi~11
MAITRi 'd 1 slo · r'd Cti11Ph11Mt-Namee963-4567 ..ao 11 ,.,,,.,. 51 ~1 111--4 J/,Hrt~~ _E!.l~~L at 00. ~iuunds U&rn 1\.
10$1' .ror Newport Be1Ch s~*·· l.V~. a A1de1 VUlage ~·· Eata(f, ~ :~~: H~ ll-~ g~ 111'." Al,l\-105'1' N""""'' v.hlf<' CF. &-c ,\ii' c:rnn1. f162-..l\fii9
Rftteurf!nt Preferably ~·llh ~al Estate So.ltSptrtOn S-it~ !.' ~ :f °" s. J;,t l'C!",J~1·a1ot'---St.SO~ C :i 11 Ho~thold Goods 8065 t-ffandhlbar mouataeM.-M~t El(C('lltnt ~i.-6-W'Orklrw -WANT A CHANGEf (J4 ..tWl ~~ ==-z. .. t:;"" " · '1V"V"''
ba 111ble:, work eva Should eondltloM · 8S% Commlaion YnlOO »• !ITC*'" ''= r1Ko • nro uphlr'{l t-hni. ta Cflf(tl'
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M.utln, 44.a. the 0•1ly Pilot, r1uem Dept , 2l2 Wtst llltll
Sl. N~w York N.'i 10011. Print NAr>I E, Ai>DRt:SS, ZIP,
512.E •nd SfVLE NUt.!BF.R.
ONE FREF. PA't'T'ERN or your
dloke101tttd for , onr fr1tt p•\.o
ttm ln,idt NEW SPRING·
SU MJll &R PATT E RN
CATALOG. IOOstylt"I, 1lhi1tft,
fmci Piii.em ~upon. Send l~
fitl'W, Sf:W + K.~IT Rook wll~
h!Uir tb.Juepat1~rn . , .. $1 .~
li'fbnt F1lih.fu,p Boot •.. ,Ill 00
11wtan1 Sewin(llook .... s1.oo
--···
have a euant l)ff'IOMllly Apply Penonnel Offi~ $~. Llcenal~ S<lhool ~,.-.,, ~~M ~:"'..! :==1 ~,,.., ~11.inganythu'll(..,llh a Dally ibl If l'OU•'h llYl't Jun ,
& be a t! lo mix well wllh 23361 PBMO De Vah:nc\a . REAL CO, REAL TORS u,;." JOC........., @'°"" v'°°'.'011 Pilot Clll111lfled Ad ts A • :n· -.
pe0ple. OIU Gordon Geltond l.aguJ)a HIU. 4§-10> or 1131, .. 2770 '-19·'6:-l '°'Good Ad_.-t 1w1r•I •lmple mntter . • • JUI\ C\'e~ 64·"" .~ •.
(2,L,1 2'73-1440 Mon tlrm F'11 Equnl Oppor. Employt'!' m/f Oaull\ed Adl ...... &42-5678. ~~_,~.,.~·~·~·'SJ~============~~':!'!!ll.!64M618!!'!::~!l!_____ Srll lcUr ttcm!I .. " .. (147.-...S~, ----------:,---------' •..::.''~ro~•~·~~~~~-:
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• •
•nos & Organs 8090 . ---FRE.E
. Adult Or9•n Classet
Now aL'Cepllng reM"rvt-1li'l1111..
, !-~or lnlQrmJt.Uon pie +M! <':'II
642·2851 in Costa :tesa, or
003-6133 lfl towitllin Valley
"()ur lr1*lru<'tor requests thttl
'only those sincerely lnte1 ~st·
~ ~ tr. learning to play ~
0rgan t1hould take advai1.
'tage ' this fl'ee ofler.
Coa1t Music Service
Sparting GoOds 8094
Monday, October 7, 1974
t/i'ltorcycles/
Scooters 9150
~tUST Sell t ·neiul Skis, 1/l5'r. ,.;;::=:===::;;::::;:::;:==
& Markt>r bindings.
968--2759 all 8: 30pm
2 NE\V fiberglass Surbourd$.
$75 or best. 562-7097 ()r
963-5905.
Store, Rest., Bar 8095 '72 450 HONDA. Clean. Le nii. Helmet & laceshleld
c'ASH REGISTER, Pool tbl., incld. Ask for ttf r.
2 draft betr boxes, so forth. Hargrove. 996--0400 be( 5.
Slllrl-142 aft 5 eal1 6n c~""'~"~'·~--
'32 PLYf.tOUTH, 3 \\indo~
cpe, Chronic tube, set up
for O'ievrotet, Less eng &
trnns. $350. f.lust sell. 968-ll'8'--~~~~~~
1S72 HARLEY Soortster. AUSTIN--COOPER, S '61
TV, Radio, HIFi St, 8098 Black 8 in extent.ion Pull ~~!~Xi~~~ ~~!_~·.'"dbodialy'.:
-hacks camel seat t>ISf'Y bar
BANKRUPTCY High"-ay pegs Will L'Ons.ider ~"'~-"~35~-~'·------
9 Color tv's, l blk & wht. Ira.de. $1800. 549-1690 Trucks 9560
1 li!Cl'\'Q. All belO\V \\'hoiC.:·1 ---~---~-----'------.:..::_:.: sale-. Full guarantee. Call l HODAKA, H.iJtged for Dh1. '66 FORD ~~T Camper
MO-Ol5t l SUZUKI 125CC, ready f()r S P e c i a I' c o n1 p letel"' rii11. 6~4-:l-16..'i eves 640-1631. J SHER\VOOD 8800 Am n t overhauled 8,000 miles, 4
Rec. Dual 1000 Tmtble 'T.! YAl\t~\HA 2SO spd V·8, '68 Open ROad
W/B & D,C/ 2.JBL Lancer $~;>,:.n~.'.'~2181 Ill. 3:30Pf.it or Camper, Slps 4, $1950.
.... :rt,., 714-963-1807 44 Spken. $550. 675-79'10 ~~~------1 ,_:,"-'""-='------TRAILER for f.1otorcycle, Vans
holds 3 bikes. $17:>.
968-5075
9570
34' Expres• Cruiser
Former City ol Long Beach
Rescue Boat. Pc"-ered by ~ehl')"!~ V-8.--Xlnt-foi-i
fishing & diving. Xlnt cond.
Sharp! $8250. ·P\1. ply.
G. \V. Sngletary. (714)
683-UiO flt'ys.
HOBrE 16 wtrrlr. 1 Yr Old.
Immac. $1850. Call J\fon
IJ\ru Fri. Day or nite. 64;-0057.
15' LaP\l:orth De 11 igned
fiberglass sloop with trailer.
Very stable day sailor. $850.
Days call Barbara 642--1626
47Q xlnt cond, 2 ~ets raeing
Mills. & trailer. $1800.
6T..w24
• 26. CLASSIC \\'ood Racing
Sloop. · Luder. Spinnaker,
; .t2131 39&-2600 01' 392·2860.
21• FIBERGLASS sail'g. dory
& trlr. gd. rond. $700.
494.~70
· 22' INT. TErtfPEST.
·gpin., trlr. Great for
\lie. $200) 6TJ-ti!l66
o• s, 1ps •
incl. ram.
\VAN1EO: Mooring l or
sailboat, in outer Newport
llarhor. f.Ir Soskin, (213)
674-z.335 ~ p.m.
PO\VER boat up to 25'.
Channel hon1e Nev1port.
673-""6
1-Tramport.ttion J[i]
1 •
9120
ALL Aluminum Ca mp er
i;'hell. 'f'inf~ \\•indo\VS. A
Sac. $:.?'25. 2286 Elden, C~f
'67 V\V SUNDIAL. reblt.
eng .. nu tires & brkes. $:::00
5~
Motorcycles/
Scooters 9150
'73 TRIUMPH TIGER /JO.
:lOOO mi. $1000. Xlnt Cond.
816-il&OO.
'70 K ''.:3AKI ;JOO,
cuslon1. ;o.fu~I .sacrifice.
~~1-1929
B U LTA CO ALPJN,\ \:A
I.Alie '73, Xln l cond. $4j(l
494-.)1\44
'1-4 HONDA Sf-90. Ne"'.
ne\\·, 73 miles, $450. or bst
()ft'. 54;,...29'29
197~ SUZUK I GT Sj(). Perfect
condition. $1300. Call after
5 JI.Ill. !>\6-2974
Ll}71 PUJI. t:z::i ~IOTOCROSS,
Acce-.<;sortrs available. X1n1
rond. $350. 610-52~3
'6.1 HONDA Dirt Bike, good
c.'1)nd. $1 2~. l =~,..;aft 6, GIG-2739
'74 YM1AIIA lT.iMX~
New. Never used. $TJO. Bob
nl GTa-1003
'68 lfONO.\ 350 Elrcliic
start, Scrambler pipes. $325
544.3417
MINI Bike. Honda 'l'rail 10. >..'L 250 Honda. 8~7-68$6 ()r -1
'14 Handa Ellsinore 125, good
condlUon. $77fl. ~
'7•1 250 E:L.51NORE, G£1 ,
cond. Clean, Jo mi. $900
Call 900-3314. t '72 YA;o.JAHA 360 Enduro.
gd cond. lo mi, $450.
~J2.1967 aft 4 p.m.
Sell Idle l1em1 wuh a Daily
Plll)I 0.!!.S3Uicd ad. 642-5678
1
KNQC-K-OUl-SMOG,__,...1.
KnOCK nox
The new ••ices will de-c~aw p~•iou•ty
...touched HOX emissions. State law requires
1966-70 •ehicles .. o install ont. We can now
lbi doing more to Me California's air
deem ogoin!
IF YOUR LICEHS.E
PLATE EHDS WITH 2 -IH$TALLATIOH MUST BE
HO LATER THAH
OCTOBER 31, 1974
Saddleback Valley Imports
28402 MCll'(juerite Parkway, Mission Viejo
495.4949 831-2040
Harbour Valkswa9en
18 71 I Beoch ll•d.
Hwttington Beoch-842-4435 -House of Imports
6862 Manchester 11.-d. a .... P•rk-523-7250
Beach Imports
I 000 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Btoc:h-64S.6406 ,
Mission Viejo Imports
28701 Mor"IJUffite Porkwcry, Mission Viejo
495-1700. 831 -1740
Crtvitr Motors
208 W. Isl S!rttt
Sonta Ano-835-3171
Jollnson & Son Lincoln Mercury
2626 Harbor ll•d.
Costa Meio-5-40-56-30
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor ll•d.
Costa Meso-546·1200 .. -
University Oldsmobile
2850 Harbor ll•d.
Casto Muo-540.9640 -Victory Dodcje
2888 Harbor ll•d.
Costa Mesa-556-4620
Santo Ano Llncolri Mercury
130 I Ho. TusHn
Santa Ano-547·051 I ,~ -Sun1et Ford
5440 Gordth Gro•t ll•d.
Westminsttr-436-40t 0
TOP DOLLAR
PAID
IMMEDIATELY
FOR ALL
FOREIGN CARS
CALL OR COME JN
TO SEE US
~· NEWPORT · ;
IMPORTS ;
"Dilectly acMss from the
Balboa Bay Club"
Sales • Service
645-6406
BMW 9712
ENTER FROM J\1acARTiiUR
OVER
35 USED
MERCEDES
ON DISPLAY
.
1970 911 T TRIUMPH CT 6-'73., 5000 in!, i lil'!. 'G7 t';, •· .r11. 4 .l',
Mllst M't' 1hls immae Ponche Uke new, pt:rf cond. ~tany i·Jh, VS, r.uto, i':r. 1 "' t~I\..,.,
Red w/blk, Elec 11unrt. xtras. Pvt l>l.Y· 551"'4419 \'Cry c1et i:, 111e,~1 e xlnt.
Konl!i, Al?P· IP'P .. am/f!'l1, Voll<,wag$n 9no S~'.l.i. %3 G.:">'U'.!""-.--~7"· ma.gs, perfect cond. eves . 7;:: -rol!U Cou11try Sq Ltd
67,;."5(128 or 5.".&6..'14 days, '70 vw. RebU\lt enr,lne. ill'OU."'.'ltlm, JO pass. Loaded.
A '88 TARGA 'll'feng, amffm, fle'A' bro.kes, tape d«:k, 640~1325. s gpd, ne·N mags/tires/trans. Really Oean! $ 16 ~ O. i97oCL.~U~B~IV-A~GO=N-, -alrc-,I
$59(X). 548-8921. 613~45 aft. 6 aut(), dean, 4 new rad.
Roll,-ROyc• 9756 V\Y Poptop camper, family tires. $2300 968-"!HSS
et.'On car. 1971, xlnt eond. Lincoln 9945
'55 R Type Bentls y tnlil\.Y xtras, immac. $2950. '"-'-------'
$7500 67:Hi619 aft 6pm Jt'!.92-~:.,122'l:;=:;:*c,.,,~=-~ 197<i TO\VN COUPE
Saab 976Q '64 KARMANN GHIA Cpe. Only 23CO mi ., tmmac.
--------'-'-"'I NW new. JSOOcc. 50hp eng. ----'640-==ss:i;=--~=I
Brand Ne 1974 new mllals. 1 own. Xlo>t Mercury 9'50 W • oond. in/out $!ITT. 968-4793.
ROLLED 64 VW BUG, eng '67 COUGAR, Super Shape. SAAB 99LE ~fe~~7 $l)) or best ~~s~~ ~ :&. (~i4;
OOS.9172. Priced to Sell ·n V\V BUS
$4384 XLNT COND. Mu1t1tv1 9952
(#7386)
$?.000 Firm 548--4362 ---·..=..·•-----
'74 SUPER BEETLE, 7000 '73 MUSTANG, clean. xlnl
mi, sunroof, am If m J cond., air, F/M radio, etc.
s1ereo, $2950. 673.-7~. best oUe.r. 893-658.1 days,
'73 VW CONVERTIBLE, xlnt 49'1·8338 evec'·=~--c-:~I
cond. Lo mileage, ooco 1974 MUSTANG 2, Arr.
matts, $2,700. 675--6003 radlo/btr., air, P/s, less
Volvo 9772 ~ 1500 _mi.~ 83J....Q6!!! ==-----'-'· :.= Oldsmobile 9'55 '74 VOLVO .
Best Deal
Anywhere!
LEASE OR BUY
0Vt;RS.i::.AS DELIVERY
SPECIAUSTI\
'TI, New tires, new shocks,
43,000 mi, 25 mpg, very
clean. $1300. 642--0785 &
clubs into
a stcrro. Sell ther.i. "'ilh
a Daily Pilot Classified Ari
and use the money for a ~-==------9~7~30-I stereo! Cs.II 642-5678 T~a~
~~------' Oat1un 9720
541-2285 TetTY. '
'72 PINTO U28EHL)
DEMO SALE * 2·'73 Bavarias
4 Spd + Auto * 1-'74 Tii * 1·'73 3.0 CSA * 1-'74 3.0 CSA
SAVE!
Crevier BMW
208 W. 1st Street
FREE
AIR
CONDITIONING
with every ·BEACH BMW
(Sold thru Oct. 15, 1974)
ROY CARVER, Inc.
OLDS.MAZDA
ll l)I ·~-II .. H~'!t. r INcl.:. 111 Ml, So. '5011
Bf.f\V ROLLS ROYCE ............ -..... -· SALES-SERvtCE LEASING 842-6666
OVERSEAS DELIVERY
-234 E. 17th St.
Costa r.1esa • 516-4444
Do11 't q:ive up 1he ship!
"List" it in classifi ed, Ship
to Shore Rcsulls! 642--5678.
642•4321 Oin1ct or Collen
Truck, 9560 Trucks 9560
25 TO CHOOSE FROM
$91 ~:. $91:.....
4 SPeed. decor package, Mik&do trim. stk. 11059.
SJJOl.75 11 tt.e loh•I c•• pric• ilicl te1 & Uc. hes.
o.fwnd ,,,..t. price Is S44S9 SL tft & tic. ffft & ~ ~ fer 41 ......... -.,.,... .... ,...
..ctt/l.IA.11.tl,....
• MOH. TMRU FRI. 8 AM TO 10 PM •
• SAT. I. SUM. 9 AM TO 6 PM •
GROTfi_ CHEVROLET
18211 e.ach ll•d. H..t!'"Jfoft 8-li·
847-6087 549.3331
J ' r
MO DOWH ,YMT.
100% Fin. OAC
* FREE AM RADIO Willi llllS AD •
HEW 1974 610 or 710
STATION WAGOMS
HO DOWN PYMT.
100% Fin. oac
* FREE AM RADIO Willi llllS AD •
NEW 1974 PICKUP
$2885
HODOWH"MT.
100% Fin. OAC
* FREE AM RADIO Willi llllS AD *
HEW 1974 710 l~D;.
$2899
HO DOWN ,YMT.
100% Fin. OAC
* FREE AM RADIO Willi llllS AD *
LEASE
SPECIAL
260Z · '128 + tax
610 -•as + tax
8210 -'68 + tax
Pkkup -'74 + tax
HUGI SlLICTIOM ef HIW & lllU
140 t .. -Al Colon I I .... hl""f
All Cars + Tai< & Lrc. Del, & Hndlg •
)
'68 MALIBU, auto, xlnt
mechnnlcal cood. $575.
640-02'17 or 640-{]166
'73 STATION Wagon, 9 pas.<l,
ale, auto trans, p/b, p/s,
27,000 mi, 979--6820
Chrysler
SHARP
Plymoulh
ATLAS .
Chrysler/Plymoulh
Open 1>:1iJy & Sun. 'tll W PM
2329 HaJ"b;>r Blvd., c.oau. Mesa
546°1934
'68 NEWPORT, 4 dr. air Pontiac
rond, radio, htr, PS/PB,
.• '"9965
tint glass, gd rubber.clean.
S595 or bsL 548-0541.
Continental
' 6S SEDAN,
Sharp!!. Full
pl y. 540-5297
9'30
reblt tran11,
power. P"1.
~F~•rd:.::...~~~--9940
"Tl Torino Wagon, A/C, full
power, Xlnt eond, all xtras,
$2600. 643-6284
Clas.!!lllcd. aas sell big items,
small Items or any item.
Just call 642-5678!
Vega 9'74
'13 LEMANS Lux MOO.cl,
2 dr, landau top, am/fm.
air rond, under 9400 ml.
pvt ply. 675-8960 Cvel'i
552--8271.
'fi6 Let>.tans, 2 dr hardtop,
VB, auto, very gd body
runs xlnt. $395. 963.-5862. '
Thunderbird 9970
'56 T·BffiD
Near perfect body, Crager&,
port hole l()r, st,c:l ()riginal
miles. White with nice black
interior $2500, will consider
trade. 5'!9-1690
Vega 9'74
1974 VEGA'S
1 OoL.
0
· "OY.Elt . 7 c; FACTORY INVOICE COST
51 TO CHOOSE EROM.
$9.4 ~ $84 :.rm
A speed, radio, tinted glaSs, dlX. bumpers, whitewblis,
Slk. 1 1101,
$3041.70 Is tM totol cosh price h\tl. to• & Oc. fMs.
O.ftrrtd pymt. pric• h $4 r16 'In('· If• & lie. '"' I onying chorgat for 41 month on .,.,,....., of YIM''
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San Clemente. • Today's Final
Capistrano ED IT I 0 N N.Y. Stocks
-VOL. 67, NO. 280, 2 SE<ZTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNlY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1974 TEN CENTS
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School District -Studies Mission Viejo Shift
By JOHN VALTERZA
01 llM OJIL'I' Pilfl Sti ff
Trustees of the Capistrano Unified
School District tonight will receive the
report-·or a-stucfy group whiCh stiles
a major chUJlk of territory in Mission
Viejo merits a complete study. ;
The panel conducted a six-month in· .
vestigation into' the shlft or the
5.00().acre CUSD "peninsula" to the Sad-
dleback Valley Unified School District.
And the move, the ~nunittee states
in the report, would cost the SVUSD
an estimated $2.8 million, but would
offer advantages to each district.
It is expected that the CUSD board
' will receive the lengthy document, com·
plete with cost figures, 3:fld. possibly
set a date for a joint study session
with ·the board of the Saddleback
District.
As for the official recommendations
of the ~udy group, they amount to
a desire.that each district's board launcll
serious consideration of the matter and
schedule formal actions on the shirt.
The territory involved in the possible
shift lies · in the southeast portion of . .
Diedrich Meets Groucho
the A1ission Viejo planned community
and on CUSD maps it appears as a
peninsula of sorts on the district's inland
boundary.
~To the east, it is bounded by the
Trabuco Creek Canyon ridgeline : to the
south it follows Via EsCobar and Avery
Parkway: to the east it ls 'bounded
by the San Diego Freeway and by Oso
Parkway: to the north the line follows
Marguerite Parkway and Trabuco Road.
The committee states that two-third!!
of the territory is developed and among
the improvements are the southerly por-
tion ol the lttission Viejo Country Club,
Viejo Elementary School, A-fission Com-
munity HQ15pital. the Sierra Recreation
Center, Saddleback Coll~ge and 1,000
houses comprising the Mission Ridge,
Granada, Madrid and Coronado neighbor·
hoods.
Other developed PQrtions include the
Casta Del Sol golf course, l\targuerite
Recreation Center, Castille Elementary
School and 1,400 houses in the l\tadrid ,
c.am1ne, New Barcelona and Casta Del
Sol neighborhoods.
The report cites preliminary surv~ys
showing a strong desire for rurth!!r
study of the concept by a .sampling
of residents in the area.
Besides the shift, of two elementary
schools . to the svusp, the propo .. 1
would require the takeover of a 44-acre
site for a ne\v high school owned by
the CUSD.
The move fOt" the study comes alter
acknowledgement that the area lies on
the edges of the sprawling district and
is isolated from other CUSD school com·
munities.
The distance requires long bus trips
and because its high school and in·
termedlate students live so rar from
their campuses, attendance at functions
111 !hose schools is difficull .
From· the financi ng point of view,
the coinmittee suggests tl1at hY,. using
CUTT('flt data, the CUSD U'ould reap
the $2.8 million for its investrneats in
th~ area. II would lose the asseSsed
"aluation from the acreage as ~·ell.
Saddleback Unified thus would pay
Jor \he tu·o elementary campuses and
the high school site. reap the assessed
\'aluation and at saturation in 1988 u·ould
have 10,529 pupils from the absorbed
area.
•
~rices lnnge.-~y
In Commodity . Trading
Two Saved
From Fire
Stop That Fox!
'Mame' Loses Quarry to Thieves .
When Marne ~ent out on her foxhunt last Saturday evening,.she was..sup.
posed to come back before her audience cuddling a Jive one. Thafs the v.·ay
they've done it every night at San Clemente's Sebastian West Division Play·
Cru1cellation
Of Russian
Deal Cited
In San J ~ • ~ H ~~t no one bad bargained on the mysterious and youthful fomapers driv·
· _____ J_JM.J,_1__.,_ _lng_a_bl_ackLincolnCo~tin~al. --------1----By-'Rte-As!IOelatecf-Pret
A San Juan caplstrano street sweeper
saved two sleeping men from a fire
early Sunday ~en he noticed a blaze
in their apartmeo.L
James Olivares wp making his rounds
through the sleepy streets at about 5
a.m. SUnday when he lhought he smeUed
something burning.
Turning around on Camino Capistrano,
he noticed smoke coming out of a second
story window of the Provincial building.
He jmnped out of the sweeper, ran
up the stairs and pounded-on the door~
No answer.
Seeing smoke under a door, he forced
it open and burst into the room. The
l\IAME -PLAYED by Doris Allen of Westminster -was stuck with a
dummy of a fox during the Saturday show.
She told police that when she went out to the nar patio to gather up the
live model r-aptly i'fubbed "Foxy" -someone had cut the leasb and made off
with tbe beasl
WITNESSES TOLD police that they saw the large luxurY car pull up and
lhat a young girl emerged, picked up Foxy and the abduction was complete.
Spokesmen for the production told polke that Foxy -a pale-red model
with dark paws -was a pet worth about $160.
Farm commodity futures plumtnented -
on the Chicago Board of Trade today.
the first day of trading since the Ford
administration announced that it can-
celed the sale of $500 million worth
of wheat to the Soviet Unloo.
Observers said it appeared that traders
1\'ere concerned that the cancellatiun
of the Soviet sale might be a forerunner
of other .such activity or even of broad
export controls.
It also appeared, they said; that com·
modities not associated with th e
agriculture industry were selling sharply
lower for generany the same reason
as applied to farm products.
Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich (center) was one of 400
Orange County residents to greet Grouco Marx Sunday at a benefit
for lhe Foundation for Research in Hereditary Disease. With Groucbo
was his buddy Alice Cooper, a sometime female impersonator and
rock star. The event was held near Mis.lion-Viejo.at tbe 42-000-acre
ranch of Ricbiird O'Neill, chairman of the Democratic Central Com-
·mittee. For related pictures and story, see Page A3. I two men who oceupy the apartment
above the building were sound asleep
and one of their mattresses was on
fire. ll--1~"' -1 ~ -fel-l:er Safflfll-.i .. n""u----fufj:-~'.·~.:'.p • a: .. ~t s:1.i.:
Gunman Preys on Marines
In Oemente; One Injured
A young bandit bTandlshlng a chiOme-
plated revolver preyed on Marines walk-
ing the streets of San Clemente over
the weekend, ane one of the two victims
was pistol whipped after giving up his
wallet .and a .camera.
the pistol. He said he was fOl'CM to
a dark stretch of Los Molioos where
the pair took his wallet Jind new camera,
then the gunman ·slugged him in the
back of the head.
There were orders ·for millions of
bµshels of wheat, corn, soybeans and
FORO MAY ASK INCOME TAX
SURCHARGE. Story, P191 A4.
oats to sell on the opening and bids
were made at limits low..er:-1.llltJ'-''---~
few sales were consumm ated because (;Ji:e • • -r ~ Capistrano volunteer fireman. "Neither
was hurt, but the room was filled with
smoke. ' v cl !) · H • h r· 'nle two men, who were not identified, ery. OS~·-ins aw told Olivares they had come in about
.. 3 a.m. One had fallen asleep whife
By JAN \\'ORTH members of Congress ror "the ballot
...... 0t tllf Dtltv ,utt St•lf _ .box choice of 215,090,000 Americans."
Mail-in votes from the 40th U.S. Cleary said with Congress reces.sing
Congressional District are numing "neck Friday it appears the the vote on con-
and neck" on whether or not Nelson firmation will not occur Wltil November.
Rockefeller should be confirmed as vice Asked if Hinshaw would vote according
vice president, an aide to U.S. Represen-to the tally results, Cleary sald not
tative An~r.ew. Hinshaw (R·Newport necessarily:-"He.'11 vote based on the
Beach) reported today. testimony offered in the House and
Hinshaw mailed out letters asking Senate as well as on the tally," Cleary
voters in his district to give their opinion said. "His basi cidea on this thing was
about the pending confirmation of to give people a chance to have a voice."
smoking. .
Located a block and one·balf from
the mission, the Provincial Building
houses . several businesses and is next
to a string of old adobes.
After making sure I.he men were all
right and the fire was completely out.
Olivares got back in his sweeper and
v.'ent about his work.
Police said two strongann robberies
have been laid to a gunman who pulled
his first job late Saturday, using a
companion. He did a second job on
Sunday, they added.
In the first case, Camp Pendleton
Marine John Beardsley, 22, told officers
that he had been walking at El Camino
Real and Los Molinos when two men
of apparent Latin d~cent accosted him
and the larger of the two brandished
Police took the victim to San Clemente
General Hospital for stitches and treat-
ment of a possible concussion.
On SWlday evening the gunman struck
alone in an alley near El Camino Real
and Del Mar.
A Camp Pendleton l\tarine flagged
down a passing patrolman and told the
officer that the gunman stole a wallet
containing $18 and then forced the victim
to lie on the ground while the bandit
Oed.
buyers v.·ere scarce.
Futures also were down at tbe Kansas
City Board of Trade.
Ford. anxious to find out how fanners
are taking the cancellation of the
shipments to the Soviet Union, made
a call to the Kansas wheatlands Sunday
night.
"Pretty nearly all the people out here
are displeased," Clarence Ochs, a farm
equipment dealer in Otis, Kan., said
after talking to the President.
Ochs. 69, sa id about 1.500 fa rmers
'"v.·ere attending the grand opening or
his farm equipment business v.·hen the
Pres ident called Sen . Bob Dole, (R·
Kan .). a guest of honor.
Rockefeller. Hinsbaw's district, which includes part
11 of San Diego Ggunty as well, comprises -·So far, about 15.000 responses have 34 percent 5£ the Orange County vote.
Colson Seeks
Sentence Cut Greenbelt Plans Eyed Ford talked to Dole, then to Ochs.
"Normally we 've had real good reports
on Ford till this dea l came up." Ochs
said in a telephone interview.
On Saturday, Ford persuaded lv>"o
exporters. Cook Industr ies Inc. o(
Me1nphis aud Continent.al Grain Co. or
New York City. lo cancel contracts to
sell $500 n1illion "·orth of corn and
v.'heal to the Soviet Union .
been tallied, with 7,899 ayes and 7,223 Cleary said in the first few days
nos. There are about 250,000 voters in since the mailing. about 3,500 ballots
the district. have been coming in each day.
Chip Cleary, executive assistant to_
Hinshaw, said the response so far was·
surprising. "That1s really quite a big
percentage of the vote~d it co'!ld
just be the consensus ot the whole
cowity," Cleary suggested.
Hinshaw said in his letter to con-
stituents that "I deeply regret the pro-
cess for selecting the new vice president.
the second highest elected office in our
nation." -
He said he does not believe the process
should substitute th~LJudgmmit oL tbc. _
.Bnrglar Sa;ys
Pool Too Cool
The people who take 'care of
the Presidential Heights recreation
center swimming pool in San
Clemente are wondering today if
Ule burglar who broke In over
the weekend has a message for
them. •
The break-in was discovered sun.
day rutemoon, and the cutprlt stole
' i.nol.hing. • \
.fie did, however, make a signlfi·
coot adjustment to tile pool heater.
He turned it up to 110 degrees.
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Police Tactics
Case _..\ssailed
In Rape-revenge
LONG BEACH (AP) -The attorney
for-Beborah-Mantaeng;-actUSed-of-killing
a msn she said raped her, said police
have threatened his client itt an attempt
to make her admit she set up the
shotgun slaying.
Davkl Flshmnn said Sanday Mn. Kan-
taeng, 19, was "in a state of nea:-col-
lapsc" when he first saw her Friday,
lhe day after Drumy Charle> All<n, 21,
of Santa Ana, was killed.
•1Sbe had gotten no sleep. She had
bet'JI interrogated constantly by iir
ves tigators. They told her she was golng
to get the electric chalr1''~ Fishman
charged. • ~
Long Beach homlclde investigatA:lrs
were not immediately available !or com-
ment. · , ;
f'oiice sa1} ~trs. J<antaeng blasted A)len
with a shotgun as ht walked through
the !root door of her home here Thurs-
dny, the day alttr the alleged ,ape.
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WAS!IlNGTON (UPI) -Citing
former President Nixorl's pardon,
O:iarles W. Colson today asked for
a reduction in his prison sentence
in the interest of "even-handed
justice."
Along San Juan Creek.
Colson, former special counsel
and political operative fo r Nixon,
pleaded guilty in June to obstroc·
lion of justice by spreading
derogatory information about Pen·
tagon Papers defendant Daniel
Ellsberg. He was given a $5,000
fine and a 1·3 year sentence, and
ls at the lederal prison farm at
1'1axwell Air Force Base, Ala.
''President Ford's action in
pardoning former President Nixon
raises serious questions w l th
respect to even-handed justice for
fonner subordinates of Mr. Nixon
who have been proseeuted for of-
fenses in which h~s a partici·
pant," Colson'& r.wy sa· In a
one-sent<:nce motion ! U.S.
District Court. •
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Plans for a greenbelt stretching from
San Juan Capistrano to Caspers Park
along San Juan Creek were wn·eiied
today by Mayor Ray Byrnes.
Preliminary discussion of the idea
came during an inlonnal meeting Fri·
day y:ith officials of San Juan and Super·
visor Thomas Riley.
"The. belt would. be equest rian and
bike oriented and v.-ouJd begin al the
ocean," said Dr. Byrnes. "Supervisor
Riley seemed very receptive to the
Idea."
First steps in developing the idea
PILOT ADS KEEP
CARS ON MOVE
"I sold my Z on the Orsi da;" ..
That's t:bC succw story told by the
A1·.,entina RiUlnMf '' · ICla>siroed id~~er who p~c:MiblJ ~d , " ... --:-e-:1 T ,111.11Jollally1~1.t.. • . ,
BUENOS All\ES;.&rgchtlna <(AP)-• :W-.1 :n7!1 'D~TSUN t~ 40.000
Four' ·~iirl-. ,1a a picku~ true~ . .i.ot · ,• 1 • Miles. ale, iaiOO. "''°'"'"''
and killed ""'mny major today. One ' J( you '"'ve a u\ed <!er youll • Jike
o! the ollieer's -ldlltd ~ .. oft the lo move Oil( 642-!m; Pu(. few wonls gunmen and -.i<1I two, poUce sou!«s • k 'roo :roo '
sold. The fou~ tenl>rl abandoned !he,,' 1~ llolly Pilot.
truck and noo on ro0t. !::;;JJt:::t::.:-_'.="'::::'::==;---:-
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will be formulation of a multi-jurisdic-
tional plan by which a greenbelt can
be constructed.
"CoWlty Road Commissioner Ted
l-.tcConville sald some surplus flood con-
trol district parcels might be available
for this use ," said Dr. Byrnes. "The
idea first v.•i\l have to be presented
to the Board of Supervisors."
Another topic of discussion v.·as the
South County Animal Shelter. The mayor
said he pointed out that it is not the
policy of the city to have an animal
shelter within the city limits.
"If the county had wanted to locate
the South County Retional Center v.ithin
the city limilS, embracing multiple
services, then it might have been all
right," he said.
"But to locate the civic center out
of San Juan and to reser\'e our city
for the dwnp and the dog pound Is
hordly fair."' he added.
Dr:. Byrnes said ir the coµnty comes
up with other altemaUvci> for tllC shelttr
within the city, the plan ~111 be con·
&ldcred, but the council ~'Otild prerer
Uwt it be ploced in county territory
-perhaps In the are<1 orr Crown Valley
Parkv.'ay.
ISee FUTURES, Page A1)
Orange Coast
Weather
Parily cloudy skies tonight u'ith
40 percent chance of~ showers
Lhrough Tuesday, according to the
\1·ea therman. Highs Tuesday ex-
pected in the low 70s 1vith over·
night lov.·s of about 60.
INSIDE TODAY
The n1a11y sides of Frank
Sinatra, tl1e n1n11 u!ho plays it
liis way, are givru a neui look in
a coLunl.7L by £'nltrrainment
writer Vernon ScotL. It's oit Pa ge
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Sp'lashy .Exit
A ~·!er madl! a big spla!h
ln Lagwi.&1 Beach Saturday.
Tbe incident occurred after
RAiph McCoMell of 135 Mountain
Rood spotted a man In darl<
clothing in' Ws back yard about
1:45 a.in. ~lcCoonell said the prowler r_ill_
Into his swimming p<xil while ap.
parently atte1npUng to fl<."<! but
qu.ickly climbed ~ out and disap.
peared over a rear fence.
Police said the only evidence
left v.·hen they arrived was a series
or wet footprints.
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Police Stop
Dog~Fights;
19 Arrested
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP ) -Nineteen
persons were arrested and another JOO
given summonses in \l weekend raid
on an illegal dog fight, police said.
A dozen dogs, some bloodied by fights,
"'ere taken into custody by the humane
society, Slate Atty. Robert Egan said
after the Saturd ay night raid in a wooded
area of Orange County.
An undetermined nwnber of dogs "·ere
OOr\CORO. N.H. (UPI\ -A lav,.ycr
for ~taurice Stans has denled ooy inl·
propriety Jn a 1072 meellng involvinf.: his
client. fomier Nixon la .... 'Yer Herbert
Kalmbach of NCW?Jrt Beach and Ruth
Farkas. the! subject or an Jnvestigalion
into the alleged sale of nn a1nbassadorial
appointn1cnl for a campaign con-
tribution.
"There '\'ll!I nothing improper discuss·
cd at that 1neeting," said Robert Barker,
In a telephone interview.
released Into surrounding fields by Letter Says o•Tiers when the raid began, he said.
Officers fOWICl two dogs still locked
in rombat and had to pry the animal.$
He also said Stans. a fonner Nii'On
fund raiser. has not been' questioned
or contacted by U1e \Vatergate 'pro-
secutor's office about the Fark'lls ap-
apart with a stick, Egan said. K ;ssi"1 .. ger Arrests we re made on charges which "' IO included gambling, cruelty U> animals
and liquor sales violations. About 100
C • f p spectators were given summonses at
l t roper the scene, and Egan said some may
pointment. .T be called lo . ""tify at trials resulting
The \Y atergate prosecutor's office has from the raid.
declined comn1ent on the spec:ifics of WASHlNGTON (AP) -Secretary of The raid interrupted a schedule of
lnvestig.:ilions. saying only that the ap. State Henry A. Kissinger defended the nine fig hts in an arena cov-ered with
poinlment of r-.trs. Forkas lo Lux· propriety of a $50.000 gift from Nelson a plastic tarpaulin and lit by bare bulbs
et11bourg continues to be part of an A. Rockefeller by releasing a letter powered by a portable electric generator,
investigation into the alleged sale of today signed by two former lawyers Egan said. Police said most of the
ambassadorial appointments to Nixon for ex·President Richard tit. Nixon. dogs involved "-ere plt terriers, similar
campaign contributors. The Jet!er s<Ud the gift did not violate to a ~~ffordShlre terrier·
...l\.lrs, rarkas,...wife ol the-millionaire -the---law-or conflict..of·interc&ts-rcgula..-~~ls tnstS:;e:a~~yha~; ~o~~
founder of Alexander's department lions
stores in New York, was put in touch Th~ gift by the vice president-designate ~b!~~ :"poi;it1~~i pi~ daogsc~~10:dy
vt'ilh Nixon re-election officials on two v.·as confirmed Sat.urday, \\'hen a contests. Congress has also been asked occasions by Rep. Louis Wyman (R· Rockefeller spokesman said it
N.H. I. now a candidate for the seat represented gratitude for Jong.time to pass legislation ouUawing such fights.
) ~-~----· of retiring Sen. Norris Cotton {R-N .H. . service by Kissinger. the match bore license plates from as
Wyman. former New Hampshire at-The letter, dated Jan. 15, 1969, said far away as Virginia.
torney general, has been cleared by ''the contemplated gift of money to you He said the fight, which had been
the special prosecutor of any criminal is b.ased only upon your close personal scheduled since last spring, was first
Involvement in the Farkas appointment. friendship and is a direct result of heard or by Donald Lambert, an official
\Vyman, a five-tenn congressman. has not only that friendship but the high of the li.1assachusetts Bureau 0 r
acknoy.·Jedged setting up two meetings : personal esteem in y.·hich they (the JnvtStigation and the local humane socie-
in 1971 between Mrs. Farkas, Kalmbach Rockefellers) hold you. ty learned about two months ago that
-now in prison for an unrel ated sale "Therefore. we fl,nd that such a girl it would be held in the Orlando area.
of an appointment - and in ri.1ay 1972 would not violate. either the statutes.
between Wyman, ri..trs. Farkas and Stans • executive order or regulations involving
to discu ss how she could legally cor>-conflict-of·inte rests."
tribute $300,000 under the new federal The lette r was signed by Edw ard L.
campaign law. There was no discussion ~iorgan and Egil Krogh Jr., both at
of an ambassadorial appointment at that that time deputy counsel to Presiden t
meeting; Wyman· has said. elect Nixon.
Barker said there was no comntitment (Krogh this year served four months
to exchange ari appointment for a COO· in prison after pleading 'gui ity to
lribution. violating the civil rights or Daniel
Three months after that meeting, hf rs. Ellsberg's psychiatrist in a break in.)
T,vo Men Perisl1
In Costa Mesa
Apartment Fire
Farkas \\'as named ambassador to Lux· The Rockefeller spokesman sa id By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
embourg. earlier that Kissinger put the money ot "" o.u, "II" s11tt •
Ul'I TtltPllole•
Peekaboo
It looks like just another pretty
girl behind a camera (lop) until
she takes her eye off the view
finder and reveals herself as
Glna Lollobrigida, the actress ' ' . turned photographer who s 1n
London s;1a_ppi ng pictures.
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Beroita Spreads·
D~ug Nigh-tmare
Feared for U.S.
WASHINGTON (UPf) -Heroin ad·
diction is on the increase and spreading
from large metropolitan centers to
smaller cities, an Administration drug
abuse official told Congress today.
The chairman of the House health
subcommlttee holding the hearings warn.
cd of another period or hard drug use
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FUTURES .•.
Meanwhile, grain exporters were irr
vlted to meet with Administration of·
ficials today to discuss voluntary
cooperation and reporting that would
assure reasonable supplies to both
domestic 8.nd forcign users.
Government· o!flcials reportedly were
annoyed that Cook and Continental kept
the sale secret until after the contracts
were signed.
White House press secretary Ron
Nessen said Ford told the exporters
"v.·hieh mny well surpass the nighlmat'C$
of the early '70s."
Dr. Robert DuPont, director of the
\\'hi te House Special Action Office for
Drug Abuse Prevention, reported "an
unexpected increase in heroln addiction
in some smaller cities like ri.taco11, Ga .,
Des ?t.1oincs, Joy.•a, and Jackson, li.fus.,"
in recent months.
''This has led us · to speculate that
drug we rndiates out from the major
population centers and can be expected
to hit some smaller cities, and eventually
perhaps even some rural areas, after
a reasonably predictable time lag,"
JAIPont told the subcomrmuee.
Committee chairman Paul Rogers (0-
Fla.), opened the hearings on drug abuse
by reporting what he said were dramatic
figures indicating the national epidemic
of drug use, Including heroin, opium
and cocaine, is having a resurgence.
Rogers said one report indicated lhc
number of heroin addic ts increased fro m
300,000-350,000 earlier this year to 600,000-
800,000.
;t"-""!!o;;-.;""'-of-his..llstrong eoncem ove-the potential
domestic impact that such sales could
have at a time when the United States
is experiencing a disappointing harve.5t
of feed grains."
"I am not prepared to totally accept
eh-figures,-for-certainly they-wooldl--~-
indieate that all our efforts are failing
Ochs said his short conversation with
the President waa broadcast over a
loudspeaker. He saki the President "i.n--
dieated there'll be something done ln
the next few days" to help the fanners
but gave no details.
ford asked Dole .how fanners felt
about the -canceUaUon. of the grain con·
tracts, an aide to the senator said,
and was told they are not very happy
about it.
"Dole suggested Q>e President consider
renegotlaUon ol the sale and so mething
like a delay or stretch-Out on deliVery
as opposed to an outright cancellaUon,"
the aide said.
miserably,!! he said.
" ... with the resumption or heroin
planting and harvesting in Turkey, I
have a great .forbodiilg that we are
again entering another era of bard drug
use in this nation which may weU surpass
the nightmares of the early '70s.
A new study on marijuana prepared
by the department of Health, Education
and Wd!are was also presented to the
panel.
The report said the drug has surpris-.
ingly widespfead effects on the body
and many of its processes. But the
report stressed there was "'no direct
clinical evidence" confirming harmful
or beneficial results from marijuana
use. It also said evidence on 'genetic
damage, so far, is "rontradlctory."
In September 1972, she met with Stans into trusts for his tw;;'O;:_;<::hi='l::dr:.:•:::•c.:a:::nd:__"'1LI'.ll:ll"1.J>fLJ>an!Llinl!!!.<emo""'"'w"'hi"'ch"'=.c'a"¥ed"-1 1----~gam o-pay-thrlint-installmeat\Jf-tad--filed gttnax°l'etum . through a Costa ltiesa apartment Swxlay -f-----;1
her contribution, Barker Said. Kissinger said he sought the legal remained in critical condition today, IS
$10.20
The Farkas appointment has stalled advice before accepting the gift. He while coroner's deputies continued the
the confirmation of former Nixon aide had worked for Rockefeller for 15 years gruesome job ol positively identifying
Peter Flanigan as ambassador to Spain. in several capacities, l.'1Cludlng that of his two companions who died . in the
At Senate Foreign Relations Com· foreign policy adviser to the former
mittee hearings last week. Flanigan New Yorlr. goveroor. $l~;:::o. Wilcox, l9, of 2253 Fountal.n
testifi ed under oath there had been no Way East, saved his life by leaping-his
sale ol an ambassadorial appolnbnent clothes in names _ through . a window
to li.frs. Farkas. Parkiiig Liinit and diving into a concrete patio. . Flaniga n's testimooy appeared to con· Bystanders dragged the screaming v1c·
fiict u·ith that of KaJmbach who testified lim to safety and splashed water stan-
bef ore the House Judiciary Committee Plai• Dela"-·ed ding in a gUtter on his clothing to
during the summer that It was his " <t/' douse the flames, police said.
understanding based on conversations His companions' screams f~m the
with Flanigan and Wyman that Mrs. F S • M th blazing westside a~mcnt mut \\"ere Farkas "was interested in giving $25,000 or ' ix . Oil s dying out by. then 1n the roar and
for Costa Rica." ' crackle of flame whi ch completely gut·
She ,.,,as later named to the post SAN FRANCISCO {AP) - A federal \c8 the apartment they shared.
in Luxembourg and has declined com-plan to help control smog by requiring Wf lcox: was listed in critical but stable
ment to newsmen on the controversy. h condition today at Orange County
permits for new comstruction w ere 250 Medical Center, with third degree burns
Frona Pa e A I
RAPE .•.
Another man. Carl s. Tice, also or
Santa Ana, fled after the shooting and
called police. lie was persuaded to return
to li.lrs. Kantaeng·s home, where he
was arrested .
The woman told authorities she was
abducted Wednesday at <A?rritos by Allen
and Tice and taken to a park in Santa
Ana. She said A1len then raped her
at knifepoint. The men forced her to
give them her telephone number before
re leasing her, she said.
Fishman, a Buena Park attorney who
had been handlin~ an accident case
for ~irs. Kantaeng. denied previous
reports that she invited the men to
her home Friday when they called her.
"There y.·as a phone call,'' Fishman
said. "but ifs impossible for there to
have been any invilation."
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or more parking spaces "'ould be pro-over 75 percent or his body.
vided was dela ed Frida for six months. · n ·tivel
The new niles, still being prepared, identified the tY,.o young men w
to be effective in the Orange County, when they became trapped in a bedroom
8 S by the 3:30 a.m. blaze. . Los Angeles, San Francisco ay, an Police said it was gg~rcegt certain
Diego, San 'Joaquin ·Valley and that one is Wilcox' rOOmmate, Richard
Sacramento areas, were delayed from A. st John, who had rented the Fountain
Jan. 1 to next June 30 by the Way apartment as a ~tenant.,,
Environmental Protection Agency. See Dental charts were being obtained in
editorial today, Page 6. the Los Angeles area today to determine
Under the proposals, the government if the remains are indeed those of St.
could refuse to permi t building con·
struction it deems would be harmfu l J~~ second victim is listed as a John
to air quality. Doe. although police listed a tentative
Lou Jefferson, regional EPA public name only, that or a Richard Arthur,
affairs officer, said one reason for decribed b,Y Wilcox as his roommate's
postponing the eHeclive date fo r the buddy.
rules Y.'as to give officials enough time Costa i resa Fire Department Battalion
to digest tt.>slimony being offered at Chief Bob McClelland said today it will
public hearings this month. -be difficult to detennine whether the
··ay having the public hearings and victims burned to death or succumbed
promulgating actual regulations in before that to smoke inhalation.
November or December," he said, "it 'l'hey v:ere reportedly screaming at
y;ould be unfair to developers since the end. apparently awakened by smoke
thev y.·ouldn·t have much lead lime and unable to escape from the upstairs
befOre the rules become effective." bedroom. -' San Juan Produce Sto1·e
Ope1·ator Gets Extension
A requtSt 10 extend 11 San Juan
Capistrnno produce market's operational
soason has been approved by the city
· council, but rules had lo be se t aside to
do it.
Olarles t. Vermeulen, who operates a
fruit and vegetable stand on Del Obispo
Road, and fanns 40 acres •within lhc
city, i!lrai ttie council to approve the
enlarging of his stand so hi can import
produce rrom ()!her areas. This would
permit him to remain open all year
long instead of only during the harvest
season for~ on his own land .
lie nlso asked that he ht: exempt
from public·lmprovement requirements
re!Rting lo streets and utllUes.
Councilmen, who have been M"eking
ways to encourage farmers tn remain
In agri culture, agreed to the. request
and waived requirement s. lneluding one
that states that only produce grown
on the properly can be sold at the
st.and.
Exp~~~lng doobl ond voting against
lhe idea w-as Councilman J n m c: a
Wenlhcrs.
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"I fee.I wefre being lulled or blackmail·
ed into something_," he said. Farmers
have said they don't want the Williamson
Act (legislaUon for long-range tax re.lief),
and \~'Ould rather pay higher taxes for
favorable zoning. That indicates they
y,•on't be fanning much longer."
Councilman Yvon Heckscher said. he .
loo, thought the future of agriculture
in the valley was limited, but he believes
farmers should be encouraged to st.<ly
in business as long as possible. 11e
said the ldea ot marketing fresh products
in a farmers' market was ane that
might prolong farming In San Juan.
Jn his letter to the councll, Vtrmeuh~n
said the It.Md ts a boon to him and
plays a substantial role in meeting heavy
costs of farming within e.n urban sre11 .
"Our future as farmers is uncertain
at best and we have no \.\'8Y of knowing
how much longer it can be 11us1Alned.
\\fc wish to keep fanning as long as
economically feasible but mU&t in the
mcanlime do our best to meet e.xpcnS<!a
v.hlch arise tho year around."
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earned from the first on the fUnds deposited by
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to 41 % higher. Maximum interest rates are pre-
scribed by Federal authorities, but there are
various methods used to compute intereit •.•
and the people &t Los Angeles Federal Sav·
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method for savers. You'll find out how every
dollar earns every day when you make your
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Savings account. ·
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All mterru compoundtd dl•lr
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a l...oM Angeles Federal Savings
Pa11book Account.
In 12 months.my uvinp
~a rned $34.28. That'11 41 3
rno rt>or SJ0.20more lhan
the comrnl!n:ial bank would have p&id."
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4-wheel Drive 'In'
Chrysler Sees Upsurge in Truck Sales
... (nM\ .2Sn 11 2\.'o ClnG Cl! t JO Ila(! 9. -1 FIRIM I HI • .. 1'~. "" low• f.lel UN l ll 11 ... ~. f'tltl OlllUJ. f .. IJ Rotko .... :It ) • n S\, • '. '"' J'il( "° I • ·~ • A C~•tfll:tO ' 1 l]YJt '• OnC.01921 111111 9,. 1• FtlCNt'ISt • .,, l'lt• Y-i lo••Ell,)GIQ ll t \o Ht1Fut1Gs rs • UV> Aotk-1111) \JI 12~. '• lro11tlflR.IOl 21 11 ••• By CARL CARSTENS EN year sale or 406,000 ve hicles produced during the 1975 Amcr•n ,.,., • in 11•0 • '" 011G o• 1 " 1uo 11 F•t o.1c; to 1 1•• 11 • " 10 ... uc. 1 .. , e 1 , 1"' , .._ ,.." Gyo 1 os • u1 1011o + V> 110<• 01 '" • J so • 11, ,,II'< ... 1°" • u • .,. • v. AITID 1111 Ml n 1 1~,. \, (I" G E pl ' 160 ;11\/J-1 ~ F1ll11&Ac:' I 10 • 11". ""' lowi PL I ,. ' 21 IS"-~. Niii t·lo ... u •l 1V.. 1, llo<k pl I JS ,, 10''>. l\t fllW '" ' 11 ' "3 10~ + .... OtUMt oillr "11t'1St•H in 1974," L oom ts said model year The Ch11 sler A01111e1 n t 111 ""•, i.., Ot>Mll•, t0 • r "'' • i.,. F11Mta ,,,.. 1s 1 , .. 1tw1X 1 sJ • 1 11 ·~ 1 1. -'""" 20 2 1• Jlo-.. Rl>l>mH 1 n • )II 1-t1. • , 1Rw P' '"" , l lt • VI The Sale Of four·\VheeJ "The purchase Of four · UOllt IS Offered b )' Chevrolet, Am0~1IV1I S J • Vo CIT Fln 2to I 11 11""• 1-o F\Nllol 1U S IS. ll\'>11\~ 1r,.':::"u S 21 11-o • I• ""I !1118 111; f 10• .. -,.._ R~lncl 'iO S <IQ 10 ._ '• TRW pl 4.'..!..:..!___! •1 -"-----1 Al>t,olp! .... l IOVo• \... (Ul(o•p II) •nit 11 -~ l'l!H$.l!!\c..LI._.UJ tllotll>ll ..._$-11-Jll.lo........_ -~•Oldll-1 -"""'""'".,,.,-' :1 ....... tr'TRW°""°'".-;i, ••• --.-., d hcl h uld .. '\'.he.eLdn\~" us con ""-•l~F d ~o d ""'lil<-1-•--114 ltl'o.-1 c:~ ..... ,;q....,....,,, ,, ... , ... F1PiCji-f.H-. 60 13"1o • Vi l1tk (0<1>'1111• ,, ·-· .... NP.-.illOt . I"""'"· AonM>n I'll I II s fytlftll(; .. j ll! •• I'> __ru:ui.c__}P..e_ 1 CS... S 0 -a,..._. ~-• • "-u , V, Or ";Onu-0 ge-. --AFm!ly ISd l SI •v, ClllMlq tld 1 ' l't1 t \~ F1PMt 1 tld ' 50 ll!o + "" IU Intl I~ t " 10\'o + '-Nt! SMftlc., t 'lllS 1\fo .. 1-AtlPt•( I 10 ) lb 10\t • I fw(Fo l!o<I 8 In Siii +. ''o
count ror more t han 20 per· sumers accounts fo r al most • A fl11$,, oo n 9 '"" • .,, 011 $o 1 6'0ll 2 111 ,,.. • .-, Fotu111E "'a 11 '"' • -J J-N.i s...v 11 , Jo 1 11.,..., A .o , 21 u • •o '«• L,.,...., to •1 1 .. -.. 85 f th <rn 000 bo A''" pl 1~. rlO 1'••-1'· 0 1' In• .. l ,.. • ,,.,. •• •SCI s .. •!II • ""J ...... , F .. • II '"'. t+ NI Sl•lld let j l uir. .. "' 110 ...... 'O 12 ltl JSl•-..... Tvlt•CP '° ' s ,,_._ ~' c e nt of the light duty t ruck percent o e v.JU, COST A l'I ESA 'S Har r A Giia 1 u11 "" 11•,. Oh 111v w11 1 • '' F1W11c , ,. 1 20 u1o1o. t'i J•111"'" 1a • 1 1011.-~. N1S11-c11 ,. 11 1 u Roy••cc u • " 1v. • .i. -u o -market by 1980. accord'ng u ni t s sol d v.·o rld \Vlde Boule·.ord of Cars dealer Ac:.ns.c111<1 i• 1•1r;, '• c11¥111vp12. '1111.,.,, Fl'l<.~LM .,.s •11tl'l•l...,J;1pF<11 •1<1 11;1 010-v. "-tS1H12v,l101 J1 .. 1 Ao¥101110 11•1 21 +1•1 uAut;iCJld•1:Jt 1• •ti ~ A c:.n tn1 oO ' 20 a~-'. City Stott! Ii 1111 Fl.,... F II) s ' '0 ' • Iii J1llPlkli "10 lt 11\t. Vo Niii T•• Co » JVo ..... Ao¥•1 Ill 1(11 l 12 •') • \, UM CO I 10 J ll IJ .... -\'t t.RobertLoomls.gener.l dur1ng the 197 4 1node l associationloascleclednev.·A c:.nr•1•0 1911 .~,C1•••E1.os11121\'o•"" Fl5'!ffS<10 1 11 .~,. JucP1.p11 11os1 """""••o •n1 •J ,2\,Rreeo1ts s1 •••-'• uG1C1>•l1• 2~11vt .. ••
t Ami.to1l oO • •• 91, .. '" Cl•••OllJ.01 21 10 ":-'.! Flftl£1>1 114J )lO • .,... \\Jl-1(1201IJ11"'-•'"' HCACo n • I .. 2'1\fo .. 1 R""6mdllo 9 ., n •1"1 UM(llld~I . II·~··· manager or truck sales, year,'' he noted officers for 1975 and selec· ...,,,....,,,, tc1211G<11 111-1 01" cLcAm 20 l • l"-• .. ,,....,1N11 .10s ,, 1l't .1t-1cer 1111 •s 31,.,.. ~""' '° 1 21 •"'• 1o1o Ftut•er eo • , ,,~ .. h u"'er 1""0 •• 1~• .. 1,. C r .....,HctlP XIII Ut 11..,.+llo (ltvC!111olO I 'SO'llo Flt•tVOll SI • JIS ,...,_YI i...w.u 10 S tt l•\fo• •o HtvPwl 40 ' •ll """•I ll~HT" It J H .-.. .. \'o '--<D SO J U IOVo• \o hrysler Corporation ted Theodor e R obins. Jr o A1r1111"'1 to 1, 11. C••~ e1110 ' s1 11.,,_ "" F1in11.a1 1 1• , Js 1 1<~ • ..., Jlmwpt , .o •• 14 20 , 11-o NE11qe1 , ,. , to 1J ... \lt 11,0 .. sf ~ J 1&1 )•• • 1..111 Bnc "O 1 11 •~· • "" Thc 'ncre.slngpopular'ty L001'tlSALSOrcv1ewed Robins Fordas pres ident AMf'Clld11 • 21 J\lo C••vEP1''o llo •s ~"' F11n1•111 •..., iso •1 .... i.. H111s11Jd. wi1~\lt .. .., Ncc;,e 1u' is 11oo-·~ -ss-UCMno1.0122t•1·~·'-"' Mt<llc.orp I IOI 1 Clo•o•C.0 !J t 191 l\t >-l<t Fii E CNil ! I IS"lo • >;, J H•~I I IJO , Jl U ,. .... NEoT 1 J J4 t 14 14'{, + 1 ~ R 11 t • 1• . UnCtrD 110 6 161 JI + l ()ftheseve h1clesw11l causc l he1ndustr ytrend toward a A ls oelectedtonewterms"""Moltod 111 s ci .... 111>so1 11 ,.,.._"'" F11Ga1 tc1J 11 1"·'-.1oh<>Mv1201 1 .. u~ • .,, ,....,,..11:141, • .,.. •• ,~•''1''"1""' 11•~.v.1111eom1.u•,, •1~-1lt r r r 11 hns ... mNG! 2 S• • J5 11•1, • \, c• .... 111' pl I l • ,_ .... l'L•Pw• I ts ' 110 u •:.. l\lo n&.Jfl !Ml JI !I) ,,, I . l'IO -.....1 I Ill J '"' ltfo. 1\/0 !..ol••y 1 IO 1 " »v·. '"" UNon C.O.p,. lt J'•. \lt a market increase lo 675,000 pre e r e nee o r u t1 me w ere D ick J o hns on , J o on ""' ~11111§ ' J•, 9.!'~,1~v,eo ,•,•, '"' .. ~ FltPwL 1 lt • ,, 1•lolo. 'II Joi<~ 5,. ao • 11 1v.. •• NYSEG 110 s n ,,..., • \, !..oQt '°'"'" , 11 , • 1..111 eitt 1 21 1 131 1ot.1t ... ,.
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h ig he r capact1y units, those IN HIGH EAR Nabers, Nabers Cadillac as Ams1,;n u • 01 •~·· l't CMt.1.012 10 1 • Foed •r 111 ' 11 ,...,_ "".1ov M11n , 10 11s1 1•'•• ,..., "'•""" Jt0 1M1 ll -1 s111t~11 1 :io • JJJ 21 • '• U111>1t210 ' 11• )u~ .. •-. AmSl0<\.0 •• 211~1 1. eo..1sc GI 2 l •J , ... ,. "'" Foc!tCll IO s 1 '"'' \<oJ>UMQ I'd 1 10 .......... Nl•ShllOd to,,\, .. 'h s.1 ... 1( 1"1 t J '-'• UP1<pt ''· ' '"" .. " .. 1n the 6,000 to 10,000 pound sec re la ry treasurer Pur AmT "' J '° 1 Ult 1n,. +. ei.1s0pt 1 " " 10,.. • .,., ForoMo 110 1 in• JS~._ 14 --« K-NL 1t10u11 1 • JH 11,._ 11. S...DG! 1 10 • .. 111-,. \o UrilOllem 10 6 21 1'1ol. .. lit
hi' II t Aml&.T11•.1J.0 "1 •• 11• Ca!SQpi'Jtl IOU .... 1 \.\ ,,...Mo:••• •0 10 •""K•l"frA1Y l (1J7 U .. tVJ NLl (r"Ptll l tlt ......... ~R•<IOI.•] ....... Unt•O¥f1 Hl t 11J • .,, ... ,. gross ve c e category, w1 pose-a[ the -assoc1at1on 1s o A TTp1a .. 1 Jt , • 1. CO<.co1 2 u n st, '' .1... "'"'"' 1.t11 • , """ • .,., u.1 "P' ·~ 2 ,, -i ,..,..oi-wi s s •• s1Vt .. 11~ s."""'' "\"" .. ''· , ,, u'°""~,, 1 • i. 1•->1o• ·~ 'ho.,, the ates' percen four wheel d r 1 ve syste ms t d le d the A r1p•s l 1, 11 l•\• Coc.•Ekm 'o 1 "' '"" • Ft°"' • °"' 101 11"' .. Vt KAI"°''""' • 2 """-"" Norlt>CI> "' 1 ' u 11; .. v. s...a e1( 1a • 1 '"'. i. Utd Al•c p11 t100 1sv. .. ·~ · gre · ·prom oe ea rs an AmT LTw1 1112 ~··1ce1owB•l6 ' 10 ,.,,_"" Fonttw.:1..0111•ullt-l'lo1<.tlwrC.tsos n Sh •-l.oNorr1o 111J 1 u111 +•-.....,.~1111..IQ)161 Jl"•"•Uld8•M•th111 J'o•I" tage1ncrease O\ertheconvent1onal4\VO city. .o.mw11r uJ 11 •··~,,. coitceino. 110 tt.-l'o Fo!WrW111 1 • •J11v.•1"'1tllocip1 1.,.,,, ,,2~ • ..., NA CN llOl ~,10.,,., .. ~"1r1n l)l !O . s 6'• 1.111&tr'110 . / 11~ .. ·~
w 1th lock1nghubs. • :~~;r,,,~j :: :!··-~· g.,,',r,P:~ •• lr!~', !:O,', ::"'.:1~ ~:r: :g:~ ~ :;l:: =~~~r·::; J~ :~::: i; NA11t11 1.11a 4 '" ,r11 :1~ !>.>~~1n11 .10 ' •1 111 •• ~. U11C.orp1 1~. 1,. :~ ...
HE BASED llIS forecast
on the versatility o ffered by
rour·whee l dr1\e, personal
use or these vehicles rather
than JUsl comme rcial ap·
phcat1on , a.nd a trend b y
buyers to purchase these
units as passenger car sub
st1tutes
''We 've
seen the
four·w h ee l 1----:drtve-ir
ment grow
r r o n1
110,0 00
units 1n
1967 to a n
anticipated
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"1'h1ssystem elimurates C HRYSLER COR ·Amoren ..,, n •~••I'< f,".... s _.,.. F._t1o1120,1s1 111o+v.~c.P1.t 2to 1 SJU"llo+V• :~'i:'1uti': !~ 1t, ~f~~n,•1o's~~J ~!~:::i:~; /l l!•~1..,
AmttSI 100 l I J\.l + ~l Collln~ FOOO ' 11 J~ Fn.M I ill 4 I 10 ""' • I 1<(Sol11 ,SOii I • IO'o + "' N9(Mlrl "'' ' 1 ll S•~Ell' I 11 • •9 I • • .... l.1111111111 J :n S I I IS'• o llo the n eed ro r a dr1\•er lo PORA T l ON has merged lhe Amt1tk llO s 16 10•11 + .... COi ~nn 30 , ti 11h• lloo ,,_ IMt,t l ,, $Yo+ "" ~n GE I lot • 14 ,, ... -tUI I OJ I 211 •• ,,. "' S.•A S! °""' 9 lh -,, U11lno(p ,.. • It • ,, .. ~t AMF lnl Jt 4 9t II"'+ ""' COIOllSI I 10 ! IJ U'll,. loo --4 0 -OMNI n. • S U\ot NOOllG1 lo(I t 1 I I'•-'• ~~1118 Mc" , II ll-o \JI~ llllli 10 I 11 1l•-\o leave the vehicle to lock o r Chrysler Plynloulh d1\1s1on Am••~ &11 ' 11 1• • • con 1no1111 1 114 21 • v. °""'' IN11t ' • "'-""IYnPu 1.12 , 1• n , "' No1110t; '" • 61 u'.lo .. '" sv0i10.. 1Sd • 11 l l•• v. l.lllJ,ye, a. s .>!t '"'• ~-uni.c k the fro nt hubs.'' AMl'lllC 13 11 tll 21 • .... Co\llnl)l l(. J •2V.• '< GAC (Ol'CI 2 It l'M , l(•IYINl11tt I 1( l'"+ ·~ Nol~J>1;1Jlo 6 JJO If""-V. S..•Ollllldu• 2ll200 1'• Un MMltO l 31 H~
and Dodge d 1v 1s 1on into tts A...,.. co 1 " 1~-"' ~ G.1~ 1 "' 6 '' 1av. .. v. G .. F cp " • 10 '"' • .., l(fty pt 1 "' , ni... •• -~ J 10 s 1• '''". ~. !.CA S.••kt ' .. Jh...-1, Un HIKWtt.... n ,. • . . Loom IS said new U s t\Utomotl ve Sales A11"eocor11 ' 1• Jot• ~ Plourt!t •I ' GAF o1110 n 121'1 ~ 1~ IC•ut&lllr ,. • s" 1" + .,,, HOSt1"w 1 k 1 12 U'Ai • u. XhHI" Cp • 1 "' • h Uld ...,c MA s 1-. ••
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rs'> l"o• I• For exa t'QPlc, a II Dodge div1s1on . Alrltt• p1 " n • .. ,,.. Gool•M • 11" 1 ,, '"" .. "'" GenlSClf 1M1 •. 1 " • " 1t1...u ...o ' 1 '"" • ,, HOSl'lll • " 110 '' -1YJ Sc111111 a u 10 m 19 • 1 .r ... 201h • 1 ·~ W P W A1n11tO 1 ill s • :M ... 1 Come e , llO • 12$ 2St. I'"' Gemrlt "" It 1•'1 +11• K.frw•R " • • tl-, HOSPpl. 1(1 UllO 15'11 ..... S(l't(umfl II JS 310 111-.. " USFoS I 'ICk:I ,. 11 ••• ·series ower agon The t\vO dealer groups atr11111n 20 s u .., • -. COms1.120 ' • 10 • 11o Gin!~ 1•u t1 ,,,.. .. ,..,. ic-c.p 10 , " 2~1•.,. Hrtl'>Qft uc11 s1 ...... •\ SCM Cp Mi J ll t1,. usG,p1eo s 112 .,,.. ~
k od l [ 1975 dA<W<OlllOd t 113U~~·'o(Otn!olpl 'l(I 11/V.i'< Gtr1;,,t;I ... , II t 'lll-\'o ltflletl"50J 1' Sl1+.V0 Norm.r11llOI J1 JU'o•lo'1SCOAINllOS SS o'o USC.ypt llO IM pie Up m es or 'are \\111 re main separate an Atl(hHcJOIS u u. '• emweaJ»I 10' 21•.+1 G¥1oc• us 1 ui •• \•1ttiieoo .ou si n:o., l'l N!N-Pl!'fld 2 JS1oo ,, xo1L<1d}IJ • 1 . ~. us1-+om11•s 1.,. ,.,.,,l:
equ1 pped \\'Ith C hrysler 's t r u c k a n d s e r v 1 c e AnOt•C!•, 1 • 20 u'" + • ComE<1"' 2 Ml 111• Gal s"' 1 n , 10 •·~-v. IC.fl-'° 1 10 •••. i.. N.,.sfArrt •S s 111 u v ... 1, s.o11F111r 1 ' l • • • • ~. us 11111111 12 l 111 11. • '• -'ngellcf l2• 6 S1o-•o (•Edpl 14l l7U o \~ Gtltwl,1111 I 1'~•'~11ttll'lllllll)S 12'<., NwBlnllO• 19J~h +I Stot1F0tU S '8I '~' USLttw2•• Ill •''ool'o full time, rour·wh eel dr1 \'e operations a re unarfected ""...i ca 11 s u 11t. • "• c-pr , 'IO 1 11\'o -"" GCA or11 1 u ,, .. ._ "' lltl'ltou J Ml , 611 Jl•1,, 1•11 """" 1111 10 J ,, ,,\;,, v, s.conP1p u • 11 ion. \, us Rllv .IOd , , •'II<, \• t t d d ....,l<htCSOS 1•1G .. ~l'°"'*Edwt 2 1\'io•"" ~mlnl (•CO 21 ..... 11.¥U11111'• 311S'lo +t.lt Hw~11M .. 1. 'l'll+l\Scetlr•l lOS 21 S\oo +'•USS-•5 • 91 1··~··
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te ""lit E11t1 I 2' Collr•tC . s 10 llVr . Ott> j .... "' " I .. v. II( L M Al•I • ,, Ul'o•" Ho<1onSI JO$ IH ·-·" Suo•• JS!\ J JI 3~."'" Un1 ... u.11 s $ ttt~ .. v. lion or this systetn. The General ~'.1,·,·~.·. •• ",, ,•,··-.',•,Coll Ed'"' J ,,. •h • \lo Gn Ol!wtoo l • J'~-"' 1(~!91'1t H )J t 10 1•'4 • ... N'1Sipl!MI 1• 1'0\li-Iii S.M"Pow 11 s s t .. \,, Unlv1"0ll ""'II• llh• '• -~~ Coll•EOpli •" -'lo Gtt'l0y<Wlll • 216 ,,,.,, ~ ICffll<'O JCi11 4 '2 }.,, Ht.Kt1rto .H J 11 U .... , 'it••IGD 4'10 I" ll'to• ~ ~IOllt1 ... II IQ 4t\111 l Chrysle r built tra n sfer case 3 a ger o f ...... e..~t ...r u u 6 ~ • '• c ...... e .. 111 s 2 JJ'lo <ill E1tc:, '° 10 •s1 3' ... ,,., KOJICll• 110 1 21 11w.+ 1v. ,.. v F to !O 1 '° u ..... flo ,.." , .,.. 11 '" '61'1 • '"' u~L1FE 1t ~ 119 t i •• s,
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wheel drive veh i c l es RD . ~te -~,r~~.•.•,•, ,,'.,'',', ... .:~, Coll~HG2101 11111,,.,.. Ge<t1"11o11 211" KJ-ln lO • ,, , .. _.,.,Oc<kfP!"1. llS'lt •lt.illt~HP, ',',', ,", 4~•'1'1utlftPLJlt111s 21\lo ~ "'~ ·Df " T Consm l'w J I 131 11\t • ~. Gett M.d .U • •1 •fo-'I• -1. L-OtcP!.,i J.MI , }I :Ml.lo• ""' Sfl.lpel/ ''~ + •t uv 1nou.i I J ll IS"'• ~ L a u gh l 1 n Arml c-" , 11' ,.\~ • ·~ "" p pl t ~ ' 12'0 Jt -1 Otr>Mm I XI • IO'I JO"' • l'l La<G.H I S• I 11 IJ"o •• ,., OctP!pl' J ,. • ' 11 • Vo SllellOll 1 '° • Jl ,,,.. • 21\ UVI~ pl I lt ' II~ ••
Air Cal Seeking
Flight~ at Tahoe
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S ix western commuter the Newport Beach based
airlines -1nc l ud1ng Air carrier, sa id foreca sts
Cal1Cornia o r Newport predict tha t 26,000 pc1 sons
Beac h - a re iockey1ng for "ould Cl y !rom Orange
!ilale approval to gerve Coun[)'toSouth L ake Tahoe
South Lake ·rahoe. o r v1ce·versa. That would
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ea rings o n t e earners first year or operation based
apphcallons fo r the service o n a 529 tare -about SI so
c o nt inue at Lake Tahoe less than t he fare to L::is
today before the California Vegas
Public U t1llt1es Comm1s· Other carriers lhat have
.!ion. II is expect ed to r ender applie d ror the South Lake
a dec1s 1o n o n the ap-Tahoe route are 1\1r
phcatlons early next year Nevada. •lolida '1 Airlines.
;\CCORDING TO a starr l\lar1n Av 1at1on and Ran1
1\1rhnes. report to the comm1ss1on ,
the issue 1s \vheth e r Air
Firm Moves
Boyle Engineerlni Corp
has m oved !heir corporate
s taff into n e w fac11it1es a t
1501 Qua il Street, Newport
Beach. The corpo r ate starr
was fo rm erly h o used 1n
leased fac1ht1es 1n Irvine.
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Cahrorn1a or \\'estern com·
muter Pacific South\vest
A1rhnes . s hou ld be 3\\arded
a route certificate for the
South Lake Tahoe ser\ ice.
Accountants Hear
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The popular ski r esort
and acrommodat1ons' ccn·
lcr for gamblers heading
for Stateline 1ust 1ns1de
Ne\a1t1 now is ser\ed by
llohcl.1\ An hne!'i T he P UC
starr 'r('po r t s aid that
demanct h::is g 1 O\\ n to the
point\\ he 1 et\\ o an hnes are
needed to se1 'e the area
The s tarr r c 1>01·t conten-
d ed that e1lhe r Air Cahfor·
n 1a 01· PSA could serve the
Sa n F canclsco South L ake
1'ah0(' route. but that only
PS,\ hnd s ufF1 r 1('nl capacity
to h andle flights 0 11g 1na11ng
1n Southern Cahfo1111a
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Lecture inAnaheim
Robert H a ir. rertlhed
public accountant and head
o f Robe1t •talf P e rsonnel
A gencies. ln.c s ince 19'18,
will speak on "Accounting
The Em erg111Jl
Advertising
Firm Now
In Newport
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b•own braad 70 Something sul!i•
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indu:atoon 71 Underhand 18 San
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31 f\tfemely I lovelvdance lorone
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VOL'. 67, NO. 280, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1974 TEN CENTS
iaguna Chief Mum on Police Gunplay Inquiry
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of !fie DlllV 1"11.t Sl11f
Police ChleI Frank Schopen refused
to comment today on any facet of an
investigation into a sOOoting by a former
Laguna Beach narcotics officer in the
city hall annex a month ago.
The chief, City . ~tanager Al ·Theal
and Mayor Roy l~olm were to meet
tod ay to discuss the incident.
"I'm not going to say anything about
anything," Chief S<:hopen said when ask-
e<l about the incident.
An official police report was completed
Friday on the item which resulted in
the firing of .rOhn Saporito. a former
l.a_gl,llijl Beach narcotics detective but
employed by Tustin Police Department
at the time of the Sept. 6 shooting.
Earlier the chief had confirmed reports
that a shot was fired by Saporito into
the city hall annex at 570 Glenneym St.
A buJlet sinashed a plate window,
ricocheted through the office area and
smashed -an overhead lighUng fixture.
The shooting reportedly occurred at
3:30 a.m. and followed a night of par-
tying by four officers, two of them
l.aguna Beach detectives and.ty,·o Tustin
0Uicers,1including Saporito.
Mayor Roy Holm said he had not
known of the incident until reading of
it in the newspaper. He said h_e "".an>¢
lo know why and he was critical of
some aspects of handling of the incident
by the department.
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"I don't like this monkey business.
There is very damn little going on
at city hall that the public shouldn 't
be informed of," l\tayor llolm said.
The department bad listed the shooting
only as "lnfonnation" on the official
log, and did not include a narrative
of the incident, a departure from nonnal
__practie(,~
l\teanwbile, it has been lea rned that
IY.'O Laguna Beach officers involved have
been cleared of participation in the
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shootins. .
Lie detector tests "'ere given to of-
ficers after all had initially denied any
connection \\'ith the shooting.
The tests cleared two Laguna ofHceri;,
but. act:ording to a source, the third 's
'·heart beat so hard they had to lake
him off the machine."
A third Lal,'Wla Beach officer was
under investigation for his actions after
he heard the gu nfire early that morning.
The officer stopped a vehicle in which
Saporito and Tu:st1n officer Frank l.opci
were riding.
The officer knew S:i porllO. and after
being assured by the t11 .. o T'uslin
police1nen, that they h.1cl hf·artl shols.
but did not kno"' any1hu1g ubout the
incident , released !hem.
The gunfire occurred fo\lo\\·ing a night
of pan ying by the officers.
The Laguna Beach Police Associ ation
had held a f a m 1 Iv oicnic (In th" beach.
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GOAT IS PUT THROUGH ROUTINE BY VETERAN TRAINER
F.1bian Redwood Gets Assistance From Kelly St.phens, 8
Dogs , Lions, E~ephants
Lag·una Trainer's Life
B~· JACKIE llVl\IAN
Cf lfll Dilly 'lit! Stilt
In the grand trad ition of tufn-of-the-
century heroes, Fabian Redwood ran
away from hi s South Carolina home
at the age of 10 to join the circus.
"I started out 1naking 50 cents a
11·eek taking care of ponies for the
11.B. Gentry Dog and Pony Show,"
recalled ROO .... ·oocl, 76, a resident of
Leisure World in Laguna lfills.
But like all good heroes he soon worked
his way up from the botto'm.
"There was a l\lr. Eugene Martine
\Yho had an act with ponies, dogs, goats.
lions and elephants.'' Red\\'ood said. ''l
learned how to train them and when
he died he willed me the act, on the
condition that I keep his last name."
Redwood became known in the circus
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.,..'Ofid as Blackie Marline, under which '-#~'JI'. name he-joined Howe's-Great tondon-c
Cireus at the age of 24.
"We were. a 30-Car railroad circus
and went all ever the U.S .. " Redwood
sa id. "I had my own act with ponies,
goats, dogs and a chimpanzee.
"I'n1 the only one in the U.S. who
knows how to train : goats.'' Redwood
said. "I've got goats that can roll barrels
and ride a teeter-totter, and even one
lhat rides a pony." -~
nedi,1,'0ocf went on to work for a variety
or circuses, including Ringling Brothers,
for which he was head animal trainer.
-nedwood said he liked circus life
l>ecause of the independence and good
pay. ln his prime he made $550 a
"''eek pl\.L\ expenses-and mooey was
worth a lot more in those days.
"Besides. YoU didn't bave all those
strikes and stuff µi put up wltb, '' be
addl!d.
But "lhc old days'' wercn·1 ~arily
"the good d:iys ," Rech\·ood said.
"Circus people used to pick pockets
and shortchange the custo1ners a Jot."
he said. ''And clrcu s people eat a lot
better now and. sleep ln &ood ac-
commodAUot'IS. ''
Among the unusual animals Redwood
has traincd .. are a Brahmn b\111, ;1 polar
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RETIRED ANIMAL TRAINER
Fabian Redwood
bear, a skunk and a llama,
"Llamas are hard lo train to lie
down," he observed. ·His llama li es do,vn
on command.
''I've also trained an elephant to climb
on the backs or two others and a goat
to walk a tightrope," said Redwood,
• showing photographs. of the stun IS.
"l'Ve also colleci.ed a (cw scars,"
he said.
f
. Among his other accomplishments.
Red.,..ood said, were lra.lnlng the camels
Red"wd satd. \\'ere Lr&lninR the camels
and tCaching Clyde Benlty how to tame
lions.
·•Je 8l!IO ttaintd. Modoc lhc elephant.
stat of the television show "Oaktarl.''
She recently retired to Lion Country
Safari, near Leisure \V.orld .
IS.. ANIMALS, r ap A!)
In Conµnodity Trading
Heritage _
Tree _Law
Impending
• A heritage tree law which would make
it illegal to chop down trees nat ive
to Laguna Beach or those which have
adapted well to the area comes before the city planning commission Tuesday.
In other business; the planners wil l
reconsider approval of the $1.5 million
Shoals Hotel project,.a six-level structure
proposed for Coast Highway.
Fina] recommendations on saving the
Casa Mandigo, considered Art ~lony
historical structures. will also come
before the commission.
The tree-savi ng ordinance come
before planners for review and would
then go to the City Council later fo r
final action. 1
The proposed law defines Heritage
trees as those with a 55-inch girth ( 17
inch diameter) and may be modified
to require special permits for the trim-
n1ing of such trees.
Trees would be placed on the herita e
1s er 1n norruna y any person,
not necessarily the owner.
The city Board of Adjustment i,1,·ould
make up the list and grant permits
for cutting or construction within nn
area around the trees.
The Shoals Hotel and restaurant pro-
ject, a six-level 31 unit structure at
1601 S. Coast Highway, will be
reconsidered.
The project which has been before
the commission numerous times seeks
to replace an existing small motel "'il h
the larger one. Nearby residents ha ve
(See TREES, Page A21
lfigl1,\'ay Pat1·ol
Cltlcf P11dinski
Quits . Abruptly
SACRA~1ENTO (UPI) -\Va 1 t e r
Pudlnski, the California H i g h \Vay
Patrol's first up-Crom-the-ranks com-
missioner, abruptly resigned today and
plans lo return to ""1>rk in hi s former
civil service post .
Pudinski , appointed by-Gov. Ronald
Reagan to the $37 ,000.a-year post in
1972 will be succeeded by his chief
depufy, Dan Lanza. The resignation is
effective Nov. I.
Pudinski, who built a reputation as
a tough enforcer or drunken driving
laws, said he has found in 28 months
as commissioner or the 8,000-employe
patrol that "I gain far greater personal
satisfaction when working in the ri eld
than J do when completely involved
(S.. ,PUDINSKI, Page Alt
PILOT-ADS KEEP
CARS ON MOYE
"I sold my 'Z on the first day."
That's the succw story told by 100
classified advertiser who placed this ad
Jn the Daily Pilot :
1971 DATSUN 24-0Z, 40,000
fl.1Jles, al e, $3900, XXX·X:it:);X
It you have a UM!d . car :you'd like
tn move. call 642·5678.. Put a few "'Of;'ds
lo work for you.
In the Daily Pilot.
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Dilly "llal 51111 "11019
Died1•icl1 Meets G1·011cl10
Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich (center) was one of 400
Orange County residents to greet Grouco ~1arx Sunday at a benefit
for the Foundation for Research in Hereditary Di sease. With Groucho
was his buddy Alice Cooper, a sometime female impersonator and
rock star. The event \Vas held near h1ission \1iejo at the 42·000-acre
ranch of Ri chard O'Neill, chairman of the Den1oc:ratic Central Com-
mittee. For related pictures and story, see Page 1\3.
Proposal on Aliso Creek
Will Go to Supervisors
A set or plans and pol icics to presen·e
Aliso Creeli, as a mountain·to-ocean
greenbelt are scheduled. lo be presented.
to the 'brange County Board or
Supervisors Tuesday by \Vard Tho1npson.
president of the Saddleback Arca
Coordinating Council (SACC ) and Ron
Yeo, a forn1er coun!y planning com-
missioner.
The HM-page illustra ted report is
titled "Aliso Creek : Forest to the Sea."
II contnins lhc findings and recon1-
Prou;ler Mokes
Spla.~h)' Exit
A prowler made a big sµlnsh
In Laguna Beach Saturday ~"'-
The incident occurred :i{lc.r
llalph ~lcCoMell o! 135 ~1ountain
RMcl spottl'd a m~n in dark
cloth ing In his back yard about
1 :45 a.m.
~1cConnell said the pro\vler rrn
lnlo h~s swimndng pool i,1,•hlltt ap.
parenl!y Rt~ptlng to Oec but
quickly climbed out and dlsap.
pearcd over a roar Jenee.
f'olict i;ald tbe only evidence
left \'l'hCn they llJTived wns a series
or wet footprints.
t
mcndations of !he SACC-l C lr\'1nc Study
Team 011 Aliso CrC1!k hendcd by Yeo.
Co-sponsored by UCI extension and
SACC. the 28-member study tearn \\'3S primarily con1posed or residents of areas
adjacent to 1hc crCt"k Staff member3
of SC\'era! roun!y depar1mcnt s and
representatives of several dcvt•lorers ;i!so participated .
The volunteer 1ean1 gathered dtll\l 11n
the creek O\'Cr n \'Car and a t1,1l!
of nu~erings and field ·1 n ps.
On(' or thr five lop priori !y i:irccnbel1s
dcsignatC<l for prcsl'rv;11ion by the cou n-
ty's Open Space Element 11:i~~cd in ttlt'
sun1mcr of 1973. Aliso Creek \\'inds
aln1ost 20 mill'.s fro1n the Santiago
18<!c ALISO, Page r\2!
)•'ire i'larshal Slates
Laguna Core Talk
The L.iglina Beach Chnn1~r or Com·
merce "'111 present Lagun.1 Fire ~larshal
Jim J>res.~n AS guest sp('nkcr during
the monthly brcakf11!il meeting at 8
3.n\. \\1ed11c§Ch1y 1n the ilf'l!rl l..ngun11 .
PrtUon will dlscus.1 fire prevtnllon
and spcclrlca11y hainrds \\hich m:1y be
prevcnuxt ns 1dlt' rumaL'CS arc put b11ck
into use.
Hescn1atlons arc ne<.>essar)' and may
ha m:idc whh th~ chamber orncc. Cost
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Cru1cellatio11
Of Russia11
Beal Cited
By The Associaled Press
Farn1 commodity futurl'S plummen\ed
he Cl'ilC:IRO 86:1rct ot Trade-todO<r;c---i
the first da y of trading since the Ford
ad1ninis1ration announced that it can-
celed the sale of $500 million worth
of "·heat to the So\'ict Union.
Observers said il appeared \hat traders
1vere concerned that the c.1ncellati1Jn
of 1hc Soviet sale might be a rorcru1U1er
of other such ac tivity or even of broad
export controls.
fl also appeared. they said. that co1n-
mcdities not associated with the
agriculture industry were selling sharply
Jo.,..·er for generally the same reason
as applied to farm products.
There \1·ere orders for millions of
bushels of 1\·heat, corn, soybeans and
FORD MAY ASK INCOME TAX
SURCHARGE. Story, Page A4 .
oats to sell on the .opening and bids
\verc made at limits to .... ·er. Only a
fc"' sales \vere consummated because
buyers "·ere sca rce . Futu res also 11·cre down at tbc Kansas
Cily Board of Trade.
Ford. anxious to find out how farmers
are taking the cancellation of the
shipments to the Soviet Union, made
::i call to the Kansas "'heatlands Sunday
night.
"Pretty nearl y all the people out here
are displeased," Claren ce Ochs. a fann
·equipment dealer in Otis, Kan., snit.I
after talking to the Preslclenl.
Ochs. 69, said about 1.500 f;1rn1 ers
\1'crt,.> attending 1he grand opening of
his fa rn1 equipment business 1rhcn the
President called Sen . Hob llo!1', ( H-
Kan.). a guest of honor.
Ford talked to Dole. then to °':hs.
"Normally \l'e've had real good reports
on Ford till this deal came up~' Ochs
said in a tt"lephonc interv1e \\·.
On Saturday. Ford persuaded hro
export C'rs, Cook Induslries Inc. or h1en1phis nud ContinC'nl;:il Grain Co. of
l\ew York Cil~'. lo c:inccl contracts to
st'll $5((1 n11lhun .,..·orth of C.'Orn and
\\'heat ro the So\ iet Cn1011.
Or:g:~s-:~ast
\feather
Partly cloudy skies torught .,..-n_h
40 f'C'rcent chance of !iho\\'l'rs
through Tursd:iy. at cord1njl 10 the
\l't'athcrman . Highs Tuesday ex·
ix·ctcd in the 101v iOs 11·l th ovrr-
nlght 101>~ of abou l fXI.
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a roh111u1 li /1 rn1erfn1n n1c nt
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Ticdv."'Xt SJld lie usl's palicnt'tl and
food and $ix to ('ight nlOnthil to Ira.in
nn anhnal.
Althoug h most of his drcus travels
.... ere In the US .. lled.,.,·ood v.ent Lo
India in 1~5 to bring back animals
for D;ilcy Rrothcrs Circus.
"I brought back Z7 elephants plus
mn1e baboons and sna kes." he said.
"You can't truin snakes," he added.
"Circuses jusl ket'p them for sho"'·"
'l'he end-at least ten1porarily-to
Redv:ood's colorful career came in 1966
:11 lhe hands, or rather feet, of a baby
elephant.
··1 was training a b;Jby elephant "'hen
ii kicked me in the back," llcd .... ·ood
snid. "After that I Jost the use of
nly legs for a \\'hile."
I-le came to L.:lgwia Ueach then
bec<iuse his sister had a shop here.
!·}::-~ught a rkling stables, v.•hich he
still ovlnS , near the intersection of El
Toro und Laguna Canyon Roads.
"As my legs got belt er, I started
training unimals again,'' RedwoOO said.
"Only now I turn them over to someone
else to tnke on tour ."
Among his current traineei; are a
goat, a pony and a llama v.·ho are
expected to go on the road next spring.
Redwood is assisted by S.year-old Kelly
Stephens. a fourth grade student at
Aliso Elementary, whose fat her Jack
lenses Redv.'l>Od Sta bles. Pop11la1• Ta1•g et
' ,.,. .. ,..,e JU
TREES ..
oppo!<d th< proje<t.
Tbe commisskln will need to detennine
U envirorunent.at rtpori.I are adequate
-a ttaff r.po11 recommends approval
-Ult• If the project llllould he approved.
A ae<:end hotel, the Riviera, 825 S.
Coast Highway, Is seeking a zone change
to make the zoning conlonn with existing
use of the land.
The commi.s,,ion will also consider:
-Final recommendati-0ns for the
Preservation of the Casa Mandigo, 269
Broadway and the Barbara Weber
Studio, %75 Broadway. The old buUdings
s'tand on land Laguna Y.'ederal Savings
and Loan wishes to develop as a parking
lot and drive through teller's facility,
-A map outlining ele1nents of the
general plan which affect land use in
Laguna Beach.
- A report Increasing park fees
required of developers-in the city. ·The
present ordinance requires fees only
from developers who subdivide land.
A change which reqqlres fees for each
unit constructed Is proposed.
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llitashaw P oll
Ro·ckef ell er .Vote
Sampling 'Close'
Uy JAN WORTH
Of tllt Dally PJl .. ,S111f
~1ail·ln votes from the 40th U.S.
Congressional District are running "neck
and neck" on whether or not Nelson
Rockefeller should be confirmed as vice
vice president, an aide to U.S. Represen-
tative Andrew Hinshaw (R-Newport
Beach) reported today.
Hinshaw malled out letters asking
voters in his district to give their opinion
about the pending conlirmation of
Rockefell er.
So far, about 15,000 , responses have
been taUied , wiUt 7,899 ayes and 7,22.1
nos. There are about 250,000 voters in
the district.
Chip Cleary, executive assistant to
Hinshaw, said l'.le response $0 tar y,•as
surprlslng. "That's rea lly quite a big
percentage of the voters-and it could
just be the con!lmsus of the wbole
county," Cleary suggested.
11inshaw said IA his letter to con-
stituents that "I deeply regret the pro-
cess for sele<:Ung the new vice president,
the second highest ele<:ted office in our
nation." .
lie said he does not believe the process
should substitute tbe judgment of the
meDlbers of Congress for "tbe ballot
box choice of 215,000,000 Americans."
Cleary said with Congress re<:essing
Friday it appears the the vote on con-
firmation will not occur until November.
Laguna Beach DAILY PILOT For anyone thinking of taking up
animal training, Redwood had some
"-'Ords of advice.
··Elephants and lions are the most
---dangerous-itnimals-wht'fl-you're begi
ning ," he said.
Principal Albert 1·1aven of Laguna Beach's Top of the \Vorld School
was a prin1e target 1'"'riday. For a fee, those attending the school's •• ••
arnival were allowed to_!ry~nctpaste the princi al with a wets ="..:•=·=-+-!-#-• • •• ••
HAS ••
"But yotl're safe v.'ith lions as long
:is· voo 're standing up," he said. "They
wori't Lry to eat you unless you're down
on the ground.''
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foothills to the ocean at South Laguna's
AIOO beadl.
It bisects the ~toolton Ranch. About
9,700 acres of the ranch are now under
coosidcration by the county for develop-
ment of up to 18,000 new homes.
CUS D Bo ard Will. Ge t
Bo1.indary Shift 8~port
Dy JOllt<..' VALTERZA
01 '"-Dallr Pllor S11rt Trustees of the Capistrano Unified
School District tonight v.·ill receive the
report or a study ~roup Which states
a major chunk of lerrltory in .• lission
Viejo merits a complete study.
set a date for a joint study session
1vith the board of the Saddleback
District.
As for the oenctaI recommendations
of the study group, they amount to
a desire that each district's board launch
seri ous consideration or the matter and
schedule formal actions on the shift.
The territory involved in the possible
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Our new home is l ISQ Glenneyre Street
(the old Nolan Bldg. -Herb i s down the street now)
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•TRY OUR FAMOUS DIME·A·LINES
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494-9466 P.O. Box 666, Laguna Beach
lt also cuts through Rossmoor Leisure
\Vorld, \\"here pubUc acress is eliminated
because o:f security' consideration in the
senior citizens' commun.ity.
The panel conducted a six-month in·
vestigation into the stllft or the
5,()()0..acre CUSD "peninsula'' to the Sad·
dleback Valley Unified School District.
And the move, the conunittee states
in the report, 'vould cost the SVUSD
an estimated $2.8 million. but would
olfer advantages to each district.
shift lies in the southeast portion of I _.':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ the htission Viejo planned communlty
The report contains goals, policies and
a basic plan for the entire creek •·cor-
ridor,'' as well as detailed recom·
mendation on how each section of the
corridor should be treated.
It is expected that the CUSD board
will receive the lengttiy document, com-
plete with cost figures, and possibly
and on CUSD maps it apptars as a
peninsula of sorts on the district's inland
boundary.
The study team recommends that
i---."'"'""iCmfnf-provtd1ng-iiubttc-aet:esr----
to the creek in Leisure Worli:I should
be considered .'° that rid ing. hiking and Lag una Suffer_ s
bike trails could be continuous from hills
To the east, it is bounded by the
Trabuco Creek Canyon ridgeline: to the
south it follows Via Escobar and Avery
Parkway: to the east it is bounded
by the San Diego Freeway and-by-Oso
Parkway: to the north the Jlne follows
Marguerite Parkway and Trabuco Road .
to sea.
Th• report""''"'"'"""""' relating Three Burgla1ies H e.ad-on Accident to the creek, Y.ith a rerommendaHon
!hat the Aliso Creek task group be D
instructed 10 report 10 Ult board every Over· Weekend l n1· ures rivers six months on the progress made in
resolving each of the issues. J L B h Highlights of the proposed plan will Tv.i> Laguna Beach stores and a 11 3!!llll3 e aC
be presented v.·ith a slide show o( the residence v.·ere hit in v.·eekend burglaries, "-'
creek areas by Yeo and Thompson. the la test in a crime .,.,·ave that has Two Laguna Beach residents suffered
Other members of the team Included bafned police. injuries in a head~ collision on Coast
11urray Storm, assistant road com-Thomas Barbery of 12Z7 An acapa \Vay Highway Friday night.
mis.sioner for Orange County nnd a reported the loss o( $800 in stereo equip-tn1·ured were Thomas Ray Elliott 28.
·1· · \I' · "d nt --• Va Ste menl t~•·en between 7 a.m. and 5 :~5 ~· 1ss1on JCJO res1 e , cJJl\l. n ven, -of 1555 Glenneyre st. and Kathleen Jean director of advance planning and p.m. Friday. Police found that a side J\1arcum, 27, of 2894 Ford's Terrace.
engineering for the ~tission Vtejo Com-door to hls home had been pried open. Ellioll was treated and released at
pany. Burglars also made off \vith $750 Yr'Orth South Coast Community HospitaJ for
Also, Robert Price, administrator of of liquor from the underground storage rib injuries. The Y.'Oman refused treat-
Le!sure World's Ra y Prothero Jr., a room of Reef Liquor, 333 Thalia St. t f I th head I'
lf---""'"',,._'"">-1<"'114" ..... ,E~l~T~•~r9...,,~ .. ~i~de~n"I;-.' -~P~owliocee._sas;ujd<L~burJII.i&~laurs:s.._.i:i~aw~· ~ed<L~enrut~ra~nruc~e'-~m;;;~n or a ~mp on e , po ice sa1d:-Nance No r1h, a planner for AVCO Com· through a door to the storage room Lt. Al Olson said Elliott v:a s south-
munlty Developers and SACC Or•,-r some time bet.,..'een midnight and 7:30 u.... • bound aOOut 9 p.m. when his car ap-
and F'rcd La ng, a South Laguna a.m. Friday. parf!nlly crossed the center line at about landscape arch,·1cct The loss of Cl<J()O ln cash from Storer · ,,... 34-0 South Coast Highway and collided Cable TV. Inc .. 2139 Laguna Canyon
f'ron1 P age Al
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The ofifccrs attended the party at lvhich
th~rc v.·as moderate drinking.
They then continued with a narcotics
investigation, and afler conclud ing the
invesligation. returned to the association
party at about I! p.m. The party was
breaking u11.
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The burglary occurred between noon Olson said no charges have been filed
Saturday and 11 a.m. Sunday. pending an investigation .
Police said a front v.·indow had been
smashed to gain.entrance.
Haze11 P . Aiken
Ser,·ices Tuesday
Graveside services for Laguna Beach
resident Hazen P. Aiken, v•ho died Sun-
day . \\"iii be held al 3 p.m. Tuesday
at Pacific View }l!cmorial Park iu
Nrwport Beach.
:'llr. Aiken, nn insurance executivr.,
died at South Coast Comn1unity Hospital.
lie had been a rcsidenl of Lnguna Beach
for 32 years.
Surv ivors arc \l"ifc, Rut h: two
dau ghters, Betty Bullock of LagWla
Beach and t-.'111rjoric Corman, of
\\'ashington and six grandchildren.
The Rev. Robert L. CorlW'lison of St.
t-.1ary's Episcopal Church will officiate.
Arrl'lngemcnts arc under direction or
J>ac1fic View J\'lortuary.
f'r o111 Page Al
PUDINSKI • ••
10-16 hours <1 day in managcmenl ad·
1ninistralion. ··
He said he planned Lo return to his
rormer civil service position of supervis·
ing inspector and n1ove to the San
Bernardino area. He said he plans to
retire in t .... ·o to four years.
Pudinslti was the patrol's first com-
missioner to \\'Ork up through the ranks.
lie joined the statewide law enforcement
agency in 1951.
Lanza , 53, is a 24-year veteran or
the patrol and likewise up from the
runks. He has been deputy commissioner
since 1972 unaer PudinskL
A spokesman for Reagan said, "The
(:overnor aceepted the r e s I g n a t I o n
regretfully. He's been very pleased ..... 1th
tbe job Pudinski has done. He like!
\\.:iltcr and v.'ishes him nothing bot good
fortune."
Stop That Fox!
'Ma rne' Loses Quarry to Tliieves
When ~1ame \\'Crrt out on her foxhunt1 last Saturday evening, she was su~
posed to come back before her audience cuddling a live one. That's the: wsy
lhey've done il every nlght at San Clemente's Sebastlan West Divlsioi;i Play-
house.
But no one had bargained on the mysterious and youthful roxnapers driv-
ing a black lJncoln Conlinenlal.
!\IA!\fE -PLAVEO hy Doris Allen of \Vestmlnsler -was stuck with a
dummy of a fox during Lht.' Saturday show.
She lold police tha t when she went out to the rear: patio to gather up the
live model -aptly dubbed "F'oxy" -someone had cut the leash and m1de off
\\'1th the beast.
\\'ITNESSES TOLD police that they saw the large luxury car pull up and
thot a yQung glrl emerged. picked up roxy and the abdl.IC11on was complete.
Spokesmen for tl)e produ ction told police that Foxy -a pa.le-red model
with dark paws -was a pet worth about $160.
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VOL. 67, NO . 280, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ' TEN .CENTS
Co~trover~y Surround·s· 2 lrvi:ne Co. Projects
By DOUGLAS FRIT7SCHE
Of lltt Diii)' l'lll't 11.,f
Persistent housing, traffic congestion
and air pollution coocerllll continue to
swirl around two proposed Irvine Com-
pany commercial and industria!'develop-
ments set for Irvine -.City Council con,
sideration Tuesday.
Critics charge that w hi I e Irvine
will receive a tax bonanza from the
projects, other areas of Orange County
may suffer.
Commodity
___:_T:radin-g
Plummets
By The Associated Prw:
Farm commodity futures plummented
on the Chicago Board of Trade today,
the first day o~ trading since the Ford
administration announced that It can.
Ce.led' tfie sale or $500. million worth
of wheat to the Soviet Union.
Observers said it appeared that traders
were concerned that the cancellation
of the Soviet sale might be a forerunner
of other such activity or even of broad
export controls.--....-
It also appeared, they said, that com·
modities not associated with t h e
agriculture industry were selling sha}ply
lower for generallf. the same reason
as applied to farm products.
There were orders for millions of
bushels o{ wheat, C{)rn, soybeans 300
FORD MAY ASK INCOME TAX
SURC11A.RG£._$t.v_I')', "'iw._Af.
oats to sell on the opening and bld.1
were made ai limits lower. Only a
few sales were consummated because
buyers were scarce.
Futures also were down at the Kansas
City Board of Trade.
Ford, anxious to rind out how farmers
are taking the cancellation or the
shipments to the Soviet Union, made
a call to the Kansas wheallands Sunday
night.
"Pretty nearly all the peopl~A.pt here -
are displeased," Clarence Ochs, a Jann
equipment dealer in Otis. Kan., said
after talking to the President.
Ochs, 69, said about 1,500 Canners
were attending the grand opening o(
his fann equipment business when t~
Kan.), a guest of honor.
Ford talked to Dole, then to Ochs.
"N.onnally we've had real good reports ofi Ford till this deal came up," Ochs
said in a telephone interview.
On Saturday, ForP persuaded two
exporters, Cook Industries Inc. of
Memphis aud Continental Grain Co. of
New York City, to cancel contracts to
sell $500 million worth of corn and
wheat to the Sovie"t Union.
fi.1eanwhile. grain exporters were in·
vited to meet with Administration of·
ficials today to discuss voluntary
cooperation and reporting that would
assure reasonable supplies to both
domestic and foreign users.
Government officials reportedly were
(See FUTURES, Page A%)
Irvine Bike Trail
Plan Considered
The final draft of a plan for Irvine
bike trails will be considered tonight
by the Irvine bicyde trails rommlttee.
'Jbe meeting will be held at 7:30
p.m. at the home of t.trs. Juanita ?.1oe,
committee chainnan, 18111 Mann St.,
Irvine.
The trail system , to be financed by
a $2 million bond Issue passed by voters
last June, would connect village trails
with a series of major routes runnlng
the lengt h and width of Irvine.
The commiUee also will review a
bicycle safely film being produced for
Irvine and a book1el on bike safety.
PILOT ADS KEEP
CARS ON MOYE
"I sold my Z on the first day."
That's tbe lllCtUS story told by lhe
cla~ified advertlse.r who placed thJs ad
In lhe DaUy Pilot:
'. 1971 DATSUN mz. 40,000
Miles, ale. '3900. n:x-:un.
lf you have a useCI car you'd like
to move. call &u-M78. Put a few words
to work for )'OU. In tbe Dally Pilot.
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Public hearings are scheduled at
6;30 p.m. Tue.sday in Irvine City l~all .
At is.sue are the 480 acrt Irvine (.enter
and the 2,058-acre Irvine Industrial
Complex·East.
The Irvine Company is seeking a com·
bination_zone and pre:zone cbinge for
the Industrial complex which lies partly
inside and partly outside the city limits.
The site wraps around the southern
side of El Toro r.tarine Corps Air Station
north of~ Santa Ana Freeway.
Pre.zoning is sought for Irvine Center,
a 001nbination comn1ercial and residen-
tial developn1ent located outside city
boundaries but within the area intended
for annexation to Irvine in the lria(lgle .
rorml'd by the Santa Ana, San Diego
and Laguna frec\vays.
A mountain or documents prepared
by the city. the Irvine Company and
a number of groups flld agencies con-
cerned v:ith v.•hat effect the develop-
ments v.•ift have on southeast Orange
County have been drawn up as
background for the hearing.
Instead of focusing on the development
itself, however, the list of v.·orries is
aimed at determining what the develop-
ment will do elsewhere.
Among the groups_ keeping an eye_
on the cjty council's decision on the
two developments Is the state attorney
General's office.
The attorney general's environmental
task force for Orange and San Diego
Counties will consider the item at its
meeting Oct. 18 in San Clemente, ac·
cording to Deputy Atlomey General C.
Foster Knight.
A second task force on low and
moderate income housing is also keeping
w_atch on the J.e"<elopment, according
to Gil Ferguson of the pro-development
Council on the Environment, Employ·
ment and Economic Development
(CEEED) and a member of the task
force.
'Victim' on
The city is subject \() l<?Ral attack
by the auorney general's office on its
apparent 1nab1ll1y to provide housing
for a full range of intomvs as is rc(1u1rl'CI
in state general plHnn1n.1i gu1dt'll n\·~.
E\cntually, 54.000 ~ple v.:11 \1 ork
in tht' industrial complt>x and 11 000
in 1he Irvine Center Uur <"ompanl'
sta11s!1cs indicate onl ) three µe rcent
Of \h(" industrial .(.'()Tl\plex and SIX fM'rcent
of the t"Otnmerci;t! arra·s rn1ploycs 1~i11
tSee PROJECTS. !'age A?)
Spot
Police Challenge Claim of R (t;1 e
Diedrich Meets Grouclao
Orange C.ounty Supervisor Ralph Diedrich (center) was one of 400
Orange County residents to greet Groucho Marx Sunday at a benefit
!or the Foundation for Research in Hereditary Di sease. \Vith Groucho
was his buddy Alice Cooper, a sometime female impersonator and
rock star. The event was held near Mission Viejo at the 42-000-acre
ranch oi Richard O'Neill, chairman of the Democratic Central Com·
mittee. For related pictures and story, see Page A3.
CVSD Board Will Get
By JOHN VALTERZA
Of 1M Dilly Pl1ot 51111
Trustees of the Capistrano Unified
School District tonlght will receive the
report of a stud y group which states
a major chunk of lt!rrllory in l\1ission
Viejo merits a complete study .
nie panel conducted a six·month in·
vesligation into the · shift of the
5,000..acrc CUSD "peninsula .. to the Sad-
dleback Valley Unified School District.
And the move. the com1nittee states
in the report, would cost the SVUSD
an estimated $2.8 million, but v.·ould
offer advantages t.o each district.
It is expected that the CUSD board
will receive the lengthy document, com·
plete with cost figures, and possibly
set a date for a joint study session
with the board o£ the Saddleback
District.
As for the olflcial recommendations
of the study group, they amount lo
a desire that each district's board launch
serious consideration or the mailer and
schedule formal actions on the shift.
Too , Expe1asi.ve
The territory involved in the possible
shift lies in the SOl!theast portion of
the Mission Viejo planned comn1unity
and on CUSD maps it appears as a
peninsula of sorts on the district's inland
boundary .
To the cast. it is bounded by the
tSee SlllFT, Page A2)
Power Failure Hits
Area id Laguna llills
failure of an underground electrical
cable left a central Laguna Hills com·
mcrcial area without po\ver today.
Power \\'ent out at 2:30 a.m. Edison
spokesmen ' said they hoped lo have
~tored power at 2 p.m. by installing
a new cable. No cause for Ille failure
has been discovered. The area affected
includl'd ~1anning's, Chandler's and .
Delaney's restaurant.s and Rossmoor
nlOdels.
LONG BEACH (AP) -Police said
tod ay they don't believe a claim by
Deborah Joy Kantaeng, 19, that she
was kidnaped and raped by two men
before she killed one of them .
Danny Charles All~ of Santa Apa,
21 , was killed by a shotgun blast Thurs-
day.
Police detective Bob Aughton said
police obtained new evidence which
all egedly ruled oul lhe girl's claim that
she had been taken to a Santa Ana
park and raped.
Police said they would seek a murder
C{)mplaint from the district attorney's
of(ice. ·
David Fishman, attorney for ~1rs. Kan·
taeng, said earlier that police threatened
his clienl in an attempt to make her
Irvine School
P11ts Emphasis
On Careers ..
"Have you ever known anybody who
spent a number of years in college
~udying to do something. then got out
and found out that he'd rather do
something else?"
It's a stock rhetorical question and
the answer is always "yes," said fi.:lrs.
Elaine Anthony, community classroom
coordinator for Irvine's alternative high
school.
The Secondary Education l£arning
Facili attor, as the schoo l is called. is
designed around an emphasis on off-cam-
from classes at UC Irvine for qualified
students to work experience programs
to her present project.
Aimed at averting the occupational
tragedy of workers who hate their jobs.
~1rs. Anthony, the wife of Irvine Coun-
cilman Art Anthony, has designed the
career development program.
"I like to make the distinction betv.·een
this and a v.·ork experience program."
she said or the project which is just
getting under way.
In the career development progran1,
"we take a kid who wants to explore
some ca ree rs or thinks he is interested
in a career or just isn't sure and work
with him on some ca reer ideas," she
said.
The student is then put in touch. \Yilh
a firm 1vh.ich uses that career field
and spends two hours a day for six
v.·eeks at the firm, earning class credit
for the effort.
If the student is particularly interested
in a certain firm after the first period.
the tcnn can be extended another six
weeks. she said.
For the student, there are tv•o main
benefits. He gels a chance lo gel a
(See CAREER, Page AZ)
Forest Fountain Shut Off
As far as Occidental Land, Inc .. i$
conctmed, the Lake Forest fountain will
never be used again.
That is the opinion of Ken Wasmann.
project dircetor of Lake Forest, who
said Friday the company believes lhc
rountain and its seven-acre park arc
too expensive for them lo run and main·
ta in.
Occidental, the company which I!
developing the 1.760-acre conununlty.
kept the 80-foot-high geyser going: for
several years as a marketing device.
The fountain sits on a grassy, oblong
site clearly visible from the San Diego
Fmway between ihe Canada Road and
El Toro Road otframps.
Wasmann said Occldenl3I reprc!iett·
tauvea stUJ arc negotiating with lhfl:
county for some type or land exchange
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or sa le which could preserve the fountain
and its park. or pe rhaps only the park.
Such ncgo1ialions rel>Qrtedly have been
going on periodically for the last several
years.
Residents of Lake Forest have said
through homeowners a s s o e i a t i o n
representatives that lhey want the park
kept as it is, preferably v.·ith the fountain
intact.
But that com money.
\Yasmann sald v.1len the fountain wa$
in ~ the park oost lbe company about
$3.~ a month to k~ up.
The fount8in v.'as turned oU during
last winter\~ cner.asrili.Lflnd ha$ ool •
been turned bit« on llince. Ataintenancc
ond vandalism pro~ have.. since.. de-.
vclopcd.
Apartment zoninij.ed}acent lo th~ foun·
,
lain has been a part or the Lake-Forest
master plan since it was approved by
the coWlty, \Vasmann said.
That designation was rccenlly reaf·
firmed by the county Board of
SUpervisors. overriding a portion of !he
county 's interim general plan v.•hich
showed open space "right in the middle
of a developed 11rea." Wasmann said.
Lake Foresl is planned to ac--
commodate a total population of 29,277.
ltii maste.r plan calls for single-family
d111"tllinp:, multiple b:mily dwel\ingi>, an
tndustrtal park, equeatrlan fatilities,
aeveral oornmcrdal areas, ahd a mobHe
home~.
Three lakes have been built in the
com'munlt.y and ol\t!. small duck Pond
and park ·u located near the community
IS.. FOUNf AIN, l'>ge 11!1
I '
ad mit she set up the slaying.
POiice said ~lrs. Kantaeng shot Allen
as he v.·alked through the front Joor
of her home.
Anothe r man, Ca rl S. Tice. also of
Santa Ana, fled affer the shooting and
called police. He was pefsuaded to return
to Mrs. Kanlaeng's home, v.·hcre he
, was arrested.
The woman told authorities she was
abducted Wednesday at Cerritos by Allen
and Tice and taken to a park in Santa
Ana. She said Allen then raped her
at knifepoinl. The men forced her to
give them her telephone number before
.releasing.her, she said.
Fishman. a Buena Park attorney who
had been handling an accident case
for l\1rs. Kanlaeng, denied previous
HELPS WITH CAREERS
Irvine's Elaine Anthony
1-Iinsha\v Reports
Rock"' N on1inec
Sa1npling 'Close'
By JAN \VORTll
Of !IHI Dilly Pll1t S111f
l\tai!·in votes rrom 1he 40th t:.S.
Congressional Di striel arc running "neck
and neck" on whether or not Nelson
Rockefeller should be conhrmt.'CI as vice
vice president. an aide to U.S. Beprf'~cn·
tative Andrc\v H ins~a\t, IR·l\'e\\'porl
Beach) reporled today.
Hinsha"' mailed out letlcr~ aski11g
voters in his district to give their opinion
about the pending confirmation 0£
Rock efeller.
So far, about 15.000 responses ha\'C
been tallied. \\'ilh 7.899 ayes and 7,22..1
nos. There arc abouL 250,000 voters in
the districl.
Chip Cleary, cxecuti\'f! assistant t1l
ll insha,v, said !he rcspnnse so far v.·:as
surprising. "That's tetill:Y quite ~ bt~
percentage of the \'01crs-and It could
Just be the consensus of the \\·hole
C{)UOlY." Cleary sul!gcstcd.
Hinshaw said in his leltcr to cnn-
stltuents that "I deeply regret the pro-
cess for selecting th'! new \'1cc 1>rcs1dC'nt
the second highest elected office in ou r
na!Jon ."
lie said he does not belic\'C the protcss
should subsUtutc ttle judgment of lhc
members of Congre!S for ··the ballo~
box c.boicc of 215,00J.OOO An1t>r1cans. ''
Cleery $Bid with Cong~ss r\.'<'tSSing
Friday it appears the the \'Oil' on con-
firmation v.•ill not occur until NoVC'll1bcr.
Asked if llinshtn\• \\'Ould vo1c accordin g
to the t::illy rt'sulnr. Clcnry s111d not
necessarily. ·"lle'll \Ole based on the
testimony offc.rcd In th<' llousc and
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repons ttiat she invited the men to
her home Friday "'hen lhey called her.
·.Jrhcre Yi'as a phone call ." Fishman
said. ''but it's impossible ror there to
have been any invitation."
Tice. who fi.1rs. Kanta~•l,8' accused of
helping in the rape, v.•<is booked for
investigation of murder after the
shooting under a rarcly·aPplied state
law that holds a participant 111 a felony
responsible for a murder taking place
in connection with the cri1ne.
F'ishlnan also said his 'client has been
under a doctor's care for injuries suf·
tercel in a car crash about two n1on111s
ago. The.accide.nLcauscd Mrs. ]:;anlaQng_
10 suHer "epileptic amnesia." F'islu~an
said. and she may not have known
\\'hat she was doing during the ~ooting.
CHP Leader
Pi1di11sl{i
Steps Do\v11
SACRA~1ENTO IUP!) -\\'at 1 c r
Pudinski. the California II i g h \Vay
Patrol's firsl up-from·the-ranks com·
missioner. abruptly resigned lorlay and
plans to return to v.·ork in lus forn1r.r
civil service post.
Pudinski. appointt>d hy Gov. Ronald
Reagan to the S37.()(l().a·year pos( in
1912. will be sucet.'Cdcd by his ctucf
deputy, Dan Lanza. The resignation is
effecti\'e Nov. I.
Pudinski. \\'h'l buill a reputation as
lav.•s. said he has found in 28 months
as commissioner of 1he 8:000·cnrptoye
patrol that "I gain far greater personal
sa tisfaction \1·hen \rorking in !he rield
lhan I do 11·hen comph;tl'ly ln\•olvcd
10..16 hours a day in m11n1.1gc1ne!1t acJ.
n1inistration."
He said he planned to return to his
!'ormi;r cn'il service position of supcrvis·
1ng inspector and 1110\'t' to the San
Uc~nu~dino arc;1. /-Jc said he pluns to
retire 111 tv.·o to lour \·cars !'u~1nsld was !he · patrol's first co111 -
n1is~1oncr to ll'OJ'k up through the r;1nk:-i.
He J01ne.d the statc,vidc la11· cnlorccn1cn~ agency tn 1951.
Lana i. 53. is a 24·ye;1r vc1cr:i11 of
th e pat rol and likr111!"r up lr1J in rhc
rartks. lll· has bt..-cn drp111v co111n11~1oucr
since l!li2 under Pudin~k i
. A spokesman for rle<1~<1n ~:i:LI "Th('
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Plans Due
On Alis o
C1·eek Job
A set of pl~ins and polit•tcs to preserve
Aliso Crttk as ;i rnounl.aln·tCl-OC't'an
grt'enbcll <11·e :<('h1•duled ro b<' presented
to !ht: Orangr County Bourd of
Suptrv1sors Tuc:wtay by Word Thompson,
president ol !Ire Saddleback Area
Coordin ating CounC"it iSACCI tine! B.on
YNl. ;1 {urn1~r 1.:ounty planning l'Ont·
1n 1s.~1on1·r
Tiil· llH·page illustrated rt>port is
titled .~Aliso Creek: forest lo the Sea1"
It continn~ the flndin&s and recom·
1nend:it1ons of the SACC-L'C Irvine Study
Tf'am on Al tso Cr~k headed by \'co.
1 Co-sponsored by UCI txlcnsion and
'
SACC. the 28-n1ember study team v.·as
primarily composed' of rt>s\d11nts.of ~rcas
<1djacent to 1he creek. Starf nH~mbers
of scver11I l-'OWlly dcpart1nents and
representatives of several developers also
p:1rt1cip.:1ted .
The volunteer tca1n gathered data on
the creek ovf'r ;1 \'Cur and a h<llf
of 1nf'Pfings and fll'ld -l nps.
One of th e f1\c top priority grl'cnbelts
dcsignatt'd for prtscrvutlon by the coun-
1y's Opt•n Space 1':1ement passed in the
sun1n1Pr of 1973. Aliso Creek \1•inds
nlmost 20 miles from the Santiag_o
foothills 10 the ocean ;1t South Lagunas
Aliso b<.'ach.
It bisecls thi' .r..loullon llanch. Aboul
9.iOO acres of the ranch arc now under
considerntion by the county for develop-
111en1 of up to 18.000 new homes.
II also cuts throug h Jlossmoor Leisure
\\'orld. \\here public access is eliminated
because of security consideration in the
senior citizens' communi ty.
The report conlains goals. policies and
a basic plan for the entire creek "cor·
ridor." us well as detailed reconl·
mendation on how each sectio n of i.hc
corridor should be treatt'd.
The study team recommends that
some means of providing public-access
to the creek in Leisure \Vorld should
be considered, so that riding, h.lking and
bike traits could be continuous from hills
to sea.
The report contains 49 issues relating
to the creek. with a recommendation
that the Aliso Creek task grou p be
11---~in~s.tfY.CLcd to r..ew.rt lo the boar..d ev.ery
sit months on the · progress made in
r esolviog each of the issues.
Highlight s of the proposed plan will
b(' presented with a slide Sho\v of the
crerk areas by 'l'co nnd Thompson.
Other members of the team included
]l.lurray Storm, assistant road com·
missioner for Orange County and a
•'-lission \lieJO resident, and Van Steven,
director of advance planning and
engineering for the ~iission Viejo Con1-
pa.ny.
Also. Robert Ptlcc, adminlstr.'.ltor of
LeisurP \Vorld's Hay Prothero Jr., a
ranl·her and long-time El Toro resident;
Nance 1\'orth. a planner for AVCO Com-
mun.Hy Developers and SACC officer.
and Fred Lang. a South Laguna
landscape architect.
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CAREER ...
"birdseye \'ie\\'" of the field in v.•hich
he is interested v.•ithout having to make
an extensive invcstrncnt in time and
schooling .
Also. he has the adva1.1tag.e o.f learning
"'-1ost of us realize .. , she said. "that
1---publ.ie-education is untib!e to keep up
\\'ith alt !ht> things in alt the grov.•ing
and exp-anding areas or technology this
society has."
In the lr\·ine Ind ustrial Comple:o<,
\\here the SE LF school is located. "the
rcccpllon of thl' industnal community
ha<i been fantastic."' :-Ofrs. Anthony said.
Firms also have du<1[ benefits for
par1ic1pallng 1n the pro~ram.
Employes \l'ho have had advance ex·
posurc to n field ~fore choosing it.
she s;1ld. <irc n1orc likl'ly to be happy
in their Jnhs. Additionally, the high
school s!udents <Jr<' t>:q>0scd lo the late;;t
de\'elop1nf'nls 111 !heir f1(·lds as a parl
of the prograni.
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GOAT IS PUT THROUGH ROUTINE BY VETERAN TRAINER
Fabian Redwood Gets Assistance From Kel_ly Stephens, 8
From Page ,\ l
SHIFT ...
Trabuco Creek Canyon ridgeline: to the
south it follows Via Escobur and Avery
Parkway: to lhe east it is bounded
by the. San Diego ~~rceway and by Oso
Parkway: to the north the line follo·,.,.s
~targuerite Park,vay and 'J'Tabuco Road.
The committee states thal l\vo-thirds
of the territory is developed and an1ong
the improvements are the southerly por-
tion of the Mission Vi ejo Country Club ,
Viejo Elementary· School;-Mission Com-
munity Hospital. the Sierra Recreation
Center, Saddleback C.Ollege and 1.000
houses comprising the h1ission llidge,
Granada, ~1adrid and eoronado neighbor-
OOods.
Other developed portions include the
Casta Del Sol golf course, !\1arguerite
Recreation Center. Castille Elementary
Schoo l and I.400 houses in the Madrid,
Castille. New Barcelona and Casta Del
Sol neighborhoods.
The report cites preliminary surv?ys
showing a strong desire for further
study of the concept by a sampling
of residents in the area.
Besides the shift of two elementary
schools to the SVUSD, the proposal
would require the takeover of a 44·acre
site for a new high school ov.•ned by
the CUSD.
The move for the study comes afte'r
acknowledgement that the ar~a lies on
is isolated £rom other CUSD scbool com-
munities. ./.
From Page Al
PROJECTS. • •
find housing within the city.
About '10 . percent of the tndustriul
com plex wor kers arc expected to move
from Los Angeles county, increasing
lhe housing market with demand for
43.000 homes which could be purchased
by those earning Jess than $15,000 a
year. The developments are expected
to generate new tax money for the
city, lrvi ne Unified School District, Sad·
dlcback Valley Unified School District
and Saddlcback Community Collep
District.
However, a City of Irvine Planning
Department report on In·~~ Center
points out that, while in.~e 9 ty t.ax rev
cnues \\'ill be greater tha)l' the cost of
services needed for the pJOjects, "nearby
cities. IO\\.'OS and schooYdistricts wilt ab
sorb the less tucr~t~( or even costly im
1>act of providing)lOUsing for Irvi ne Cen
ter employes. "/
And. in a four·page list of arguments
against th y-development. Dale Secord of
th e Envirtinmental Coalition of Orange
County 'rontends that the large number
of loi·er income employes in the Indus·
lri..af complex and the small number of
Jov;er price houses will lead to concentra·
lions of poorer families in other parts of
lhl' county.
Similarly, the Orange County Fair
Housing Council has called for some
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• Ani111al.s Dis Life . .
Laguna Hills Resident Hit tlie Big Top -.
B;v JACKIE ffV)IAN
Cf .. o.11, ,1 ... 11111
In lhe grand tradlUon ot turn-sif·tlie-
century heroes. Fabian Redwood ran
away from his Sou.th carolina hon1e
at the age of 10 to Jotn the circus.
"I started _ ou( making 50 cents 3
week taking care of ponies for the
H.B. GCfltry Dog and Pony Show,"
recalled Redv.'ood, '16, a resident of
Leisure World In Laguna Hills.
But like all good heroes he soon worked
his way up from the bottom.
"There was a Mr. Eugene ~tartine
who had an act with ponies, dogs, goats,
lions and elephanls," Redwood said. "I
learned bow !o train them and when
he died he v.•illed me the act, on the
condition that I keep his last name."
Redwood beeamc known in the circus
world as Blackie Marline, under which
name he joined Howe's Great London
Ci rcus at the age of 24.
"We were a 30-car railroad circus
and went all over the U.S.," Redv.·ood
said. "I had my own act with ponies,
goats, dogs and a chimpanzee.
RETIRED ANIMAL TRAINER
F1bi1n Redwood
•
"I'm the only one in the U.S. who
}mows how to lrain goats," Redwood down," he observed. His llama rie"s n said. "I've got goats that can roll barrels
and ride a teeter-totter, and even one on conunand. ,
that rides a pony.'' "I've also trained an eleph~ to climb
Itedwood went on to work for a variety on the backs of two othey and a goat
of drcuses, including Ringling Brothers, to walk a tightro~," said RedM>Od,
for which be y.·as head animal trainer.
Redwood said be liked circus life showing photographs the stunts.
r •• de d ood "I've also coll ed a few scars," because o uie In pen ence and g
pay. In his prime he made $550 a he said. /
week plll.'I expe~ses-and money was Among ~ ,.. other accomplishments,
worth a lot more in those days. Redwood stud were training the camels
"Besides, you didn't have all those f "'Mo.{ G ' 1 st Sto E T Id" strikes and stuff to put up .with," he or }" rea e ry vy o
added. and/(!aching Clyd_e Beatty bow to tame
But "the ok1 days" weren't necessarily -~ ---
1o1~ good days," Redwood s~d. • ,. He also tra1ncd ~1odoC the elephant,
Circus people used to pick pocketV' star of the television show "Daktari." and shortchange the customers a lot.' . . ·
he said. "And circus people eat jVlot She ~ccently ~etlred to Li.on Country
better now and sleep in go¢ ac· Safan, near Le isure World.
commodations." Redwood said he uses patience ctnd
Amoog the unusual anima)s" Redwood . food and six: to eight months to train
has trained arc a Drahma..-bull, a pOlar·
bear, a skunk and a 118.9'13..
"Llamas are her to train to He
/
/
an animal.
Although most of his circus travels
were in the U.S., Redwood went to
Jndla In 1945 to bring back animal•
for Daley Brothers Circus.
"I brought back Tl elcphonls plus
sotne baboons and snakes." he said.
"You can't train i.Tiakes." he added.
"Circuses just keep them for show." ·
The end-at least temporarily-to
Redwood's colorful career cco1ne in 1966
at the hands, or rather feet, of a baby
elephant.
"I was training a baby elephant v.·h
it kicked me in the back.'' Red
said. "After that I lost the
my legs for a while."
He came to Lagwia ~ach lhen
because bis sister bad a shop here.
l le bought a riding st7bles, which he
still owns, near the )nterscclion of 1::1
Toro and Laguna ~yon Roads.
"As m~legs got better. I started
tr{liajpg_ anima againJ'' Hcdwood said.
"Only now I m them over to somCQne
else to ta on tour .. ,
Amoil;F his current ~trainees are a
goat,1"'.'3_, pcny and a llama who arc
expected to go on the road next spring.
_,Redwood is assisted by 8-year-otd Kelly
, Stephens, a fourth grade student at
Aliso Elementary, whose father Jack
leases Redwood Stables.
F.or anyone thinking of ta king up
animal tprining, Redwood had some
\Vord.s of advice.
"Elephants and lions are the 1nost
dangerous animals when you're begin·
ning," he said.
"But you 're safe with lions as loog
as you're standing up," he said. "They
\\'on't try to eat-you unless you 're do-.11
on the ground."
Fr1u11 Page Al
ROCKY ...
Senate as well as on the tally," Cleary
said. '1His basic Idea on th is thing was
to give people a chance to ha\'e a voice."
Hinshaw's district, "'hich includes pa.rt
of San Diego' County as well , comprises
34 percent of the Orange County vote.
Cleary said in the first few days
since the m~iling, about 1 ,500 ballots
have been coming in each day.
/ IS
$10.20
IMPORTANT?
. .J ~· -'.;. ,.
My LOSANGELES
FEDERAL .SAVINGS
account earned more,
$10.20 more, than in a
comparable savings
The distance requires long bus trips
::ind because its high ,school and in·
tennediate Sludents \i\'e so far frorn
their campuses, attendance at functions
at those schools is difficult.
F rom Page ill'---1 1--.~.-.~~~~ • FUTURES . ·:..:;,~,
ccount in a large
-· ,, · commercial bank. • • • • • "'•'<···· .. ,:··-·~~ .. ::: .. , ...
From the finoncing pnint of view.
the committee suggests th at by usin,l:l
current dala. the CUSD wn1il1I reap
the $2.8 million for its investn1enls in
the area. It \voold lose the assessed
vu!uafton from the acreage as wvll.
,.S3ddleback Unified thus \\'ould pay
for !he two elementary campuses and
the hlgh school site. reap the assessed
valuation and at saturation in 1938 would
have 10,529 pupils fro1n !he absorbed
area.
FO UN TAIN .....
assoCiation bullding on Hidgc llnutc
Urive.
Occidental rcecntly dedicated 16 acres
including the historic Serrano Adobe lo
the county for a park in the 11ortlit:r11
porlion of the acreage.
The fountain is on the sout hernn1ost
boundary or the project.
annoyed that Cook and Continental kept
the sale secret until afler the contracts
"·ere signed.
\Vhite House press secretary Ren
Nessen said Ford told the exporters
of his "strong concern over !he potential
don1estic i1npact that such sales could
have at a time when the United States
is experiencing a disappointing harvest
uf reed grains." .._
Ochs said his short conversation with
the President wa s broadcast over a
loudspeaker. lie said the President "in·
dicatcd there"ll be something done in
the rlexl few days" to help the farmers
but gave no details.
Ford asked Dole how fanners fell
about the cancellation of the grain con-
tracts, an aide to the senator said,
and \\>'as told they are not very happy
about it.
.. Dole suggested the President consider
renegotiation of the sale and something
hkc a delay or stretch-out on delivery
;1s opposed to an outright cancellation,"
lhe nidc said.
Stop That Fox!
'1l1a 1ne' Lost>s QuHrr y to Thieves
\Vhcn M3me went out on her toxhun~ last Saturday evening, she was $Up-
posed 10 come back before her aud1c1icc cuddling a ]Ive one. That's the way
they've done it every night at San Clc mentc"s Sebastian West Division Ploy·
house.
But no onf' hod bargaintd on the mysterious ~nd youth ful !oxnape.ra driv-
ing a black Lincoln Contiacntal.
~IM1E -PLA YEO by Doris All~n or \Vcstmlnster -wQ stuck with a
dummy of a fox during the Saturday show.
She told pol100 that \\'hen she v.·cnt out to the rtar patio to gather up the
live mode.I -;.iptly dubbed "Foxy" -sormOnc had cut the len.sb and made off
with the beast.
"'ITNf.:.~ES TOLD pohce tha t they saw the lnrga luxury car pull up and
that a young girl emP.rgecl. picked up f'oxy and the abduction was c:omplcte.
Spokesmen for the J)roc:fu('.tion told police that foxy - a pale-red model
with dark paws-\\'::ls 3 pct "c1rth about $160.
• •
Day-in and day.out earnings, with interest and the people at Los Angeles Federal Sav·
earned from the first on the funds dE\:>Osited by ings compute interest in the most favorable
the 10th of every month' can make earnings~ _ ~hg_d.(or savers. You'll find out how every
to41%higher.Maximuminterestratesarep~ dollar earns every day when you make your
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Fountain ·Valley
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* * VOL. 67, NO. 280, 2 SECTION~. 26 PAGES
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNIA
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Today's Final
·N.Y. Stocks
MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1974 TEN CENTS
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Firemen Cool to Jaycees' ·Fire Safety Project
By KATHY CLANCY
Of IM OellY f'l .. t Slttt
Fountain Valley Jaycees have launched
a fire safety program which apparently
does not have the full support of the
city police and fire departments-;
Under "Operation Red Ball," Jaycee
voluntee r s will canvass city
. neighborhoods passing out red stickers
to be put on the windows of rooms
where children, the handicapped or
elderly sleep.
rs.
Jaycees claim the stickers will help
where I.he greatest help may be needed
in an emergency.
But fire personnel say the stickers
may.not be-Lhal much help. In addiUon,
they point out, the stickers show vandals
or burglars where these people may
be.
City ~tanager James Neal said he
discussed the issue with Fire Clief
~Iickey Lawson, who, Neal said, in·
dicated he "\vasn't quite sure or its
practicality."
In addition; Neal said, La...,·son told
him the Orange County Fire Chiefs
Association has ex:pre.ssed reservations
about the program.
Garden Grove Fire Chief Sam C.
Sparks, secretary of that organization,
said the group voted not to endorse
the program.
Generally, he said, comments 'tl'Cre
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lhe concern for crime. as v.·en as a
feeling that firemen wouldn't go from
v.·indow to windOw looking for stickers
before searching the house.
"'It sort of goes against our training,"
he points out. ··m a fire rescue we
move through a building room by room,
checking in closets and under beds -
everywhere."
··we don't want to be critical of the
people who are trying to help," he
quickly pointed oul, speaking of the
Jaycees and similar group&.
Fountain Valley Police Chief ~1arvin
Fortin said he discussed •·Operation Red
Ball" \Vith a Jaycee representative some
"time ago.
"I told him t didn 't objec\ t.o it."
· Fortin said. "We aren't endorsing 1t
or sayirig il is no good. lt might save
someone's life." ·
But he agreed wilh the reservations
expressed by olher officials.
0 e1 ' ers 0 0
Lightning
New Trial
Bid Fails
By TO!'tf BARLEY
Cuts Power ht LA Court
In 2 Cities
01 IM Diiiy l"!let S"!f
About 5.000 hon1es in three sepa rate LOS ANGELES -Conv icted coo-
sections of Huntingto n Beach and Foun-spirators Eloise Popcil and Dan Ayers
tain Valley lost electrical power this were denied a new trial here to d av
Bill Compton, a district mana r fi\•e years for plotring the murder of
Southern California Edison. said I tn. her multimillionaire husband.
morning during a freak lightning sti!. and sent to state prison for one tO
,._o,:;,__ruio.g_ sln!<:IL!Jlroe..dillerenL!J:wWoIDlers. _ J;"ll<lioLCoutLJJJlfge .Mark Brandlu
cuttina: off eleetrici ty in some areas for accused the former Ne"·port Beach resi-
up to three-and a-half hours. dentfduring his senlcncing comments
"We don't normally experience that of being "a female Dr. Jekyll and ~1r.
much lightning here,'' Compton said. Hyde who \\'as loving and considerate
"It must have just been a freak little lo her famil y and friends. but somelhing
stonn-passtng-through. .. -:-v qu.ite different \\.'here her husband was WANTS NEW VERDICT concerned.
The power outages also knocked out Convicted Conspirator Ay•rs "She is vicious. CWlning and deprav-
all the traffic lights along Brookhurst ed." Judge Brandler added, commenting
Street for a couple oC hours. forcing that he had received "pathetic and heart
Huntington Beach policemen to direct broken" JeUers from 15 persons.
traffic in the early morning hours. p z · s Tl And the judge quoted several biblical
Police said lhere were no problems . 0 l,(~e ay tey texts in further condemnation of the
()r traffic accidents caused by the loss blonde defendant , among them the com· or the lights.
Compton said the three areas ":hich Doi·i't Beli"eiie mandment s "Thou shalt not kill '' and lost power were: "1'hou shall not commit adultery."
-1A section in Fountain Valley bounded . Judge Brandler ordered the maximum
Diedrich Meets Groucho
by \Varner and Slater avenues. and J! • t • • R term for the convicted lovers after l)(!ing
Newland and Bushard streets. from 2:30 ic 1.111 Lil ape accused by defense attorney Robert Green or making "highly prejudicial er-a.m. to 4:45 a.m. 0 s" d · the k 1 · I nd -The east side of Brookhurst Street LONG BEACH (AP) -Police said r r uring seven-wee r1a a
Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich {center) was one of 400 in Huntington Beach from A1lanta today they don't believe a claim by of displaying "bias and prejudice '" during
Jaycee officials today coukl nor be
reached for comment .
The ciry originally sent out 3 press
release askinJ!: for \"Olun1eers to ass1sl
the Jaycees in their project.
But Neal said today-; ··\\'e \\'ere helping
!hr Jaycees." adding he wasn'l aware
!hen of any opposition to such projecls.
'"I am not certain !hat ~·c 'tl'On't go
right ahfad with it." he added. ex·
·plaining that he now "'ants lo do sozne
further checking.
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WILL APPEAL CONVICTION
Newport's Eloise Popeil
IJigh,ray Patrol
(l~ic f Pudinski
Quits ,-\.bruptl y
SACRA~1Ei\LO 1l'PI1 -\Va ! I e r
Pudinski. the California H i G h w a Y
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G h M S d be !. the jury's deliberations. Orange County residents to greet rouc o arx un ay at a ne it Avenue to Yorktov•n Avenue. including Debo h J Ka 1 g 19 that she i--~~fco~D<iiieiiiil'ciiiiliiniiii'iiiriit.<im;,ir'in'iii.redti~i:li~rasi,,:.;:vti:tn::T.ratnou~~111h~•rGGraiimn~t~•~P~1an•~•~•~l!O~p~p~1n~g~e~e~nt~eir.~1~rom1nn~7;';:,"";'~·:;;;:0:'.--;:;;;;"~';•~n:·,;:·-;;;::-:;:;:;-----:;~·~·v~n~"-;;'"s00~111~d:d~;~i'~~·~1~~1i~fy~yo~"~'~5e~u1;;1•~0---!';im"'<--fh'st-.lp'fnmctti""'"',..-"",,_~~-t
h. b dd Al' C 1. I le . t d 2 20 t 6 \.\'as kidnaped and raped by tv.·o men all post conviction proceedings," the mo·sso·oner. abruptly resigned torlay and was 1s u y ice ooper, a some 1me ema 1mpersona or an : a.m. o a.m. bel sh killed Llli Laguna Beach attorney argued \\•hile
rock-star-:-'Fbe-event-'Was-held-near---ltlission-¥i&j&-a-t--the-42,0QO.aere ~-coastal --portton of Huntington ore e ooeJ) 1 em,____ Judge Brandler glared at him · from plans to ~tum to \YOrk 1n his former
ranch of Richard O'Neill, chairman of the Democratic Central Com:/ Beach f;om Atlanta Avenue to Pacific Danny C]iarles Allen of Santa Ana, the bench. ch·il ser\"i ce post.
mittee. For related pictures and story, see Page A3. I Coast H1gh\lo•ay and Alabama Street lo 21, was killed by a shotgun blast Thul°"S'" -Green said he based thal demand Pudinski. appointed by Gov: Ronald
Magnolia Street, from 2:30 a.m . 10 5 day. • on Judge BrandleLI.Jt;iting during a Reagan to the $37,00G-a-year posl in
Downtown Redevelop
Office Fu1iding Urged
a.~mpton said the ~Ieredith Gardens Police detecti\•e Bob Aughton said private press conference in his chambers 1972. \.\'ill !)(! succ('('ded by his chief
tract, east of Brookhurst near Adams police obtained flew evidence \Vhich before the final jury verdict was in deputy, Dan Lanza. The resignation is
Avenue. suffered a blac~t a little allegedly ruled out lhe girl's claim that that ~·!rs. Popeil. ~9. '~'as also guilly effective Nov. I.
longer because that is where one she had been taken to a Santa Ana of conspiracy and was only cleared of
transformer was struck by lightning. park and raped. that charge by a legal technicality. Pudinski. v.·M ::iuilt <1 reputation as
Police said they would seek a murder A jury ended the marathon trial by a tough enforcer of drunken driving
Cocaine Nehvork
Broli:e11 in N)7
complaint from the district attorney's finding l\.1rs. Popeil and Ayers. 37, of lav.•s. said he has found in 28 months
office. Santa Aaa . guilty of planning the killing as cominissioner of the 8.000-cniploye
David Fishman, attorney for ~Irs. Kan-or kitchen gadget n1agnale Samuel l.aeng, said earlier that police threatened Popeil, 60. of Chicago v.•ith "hit n1an" patrol that "\ gain far greater 1:.ersonal
Huntington Beach councilmen will be
asked tonight to provide nearly $30,000
to prime the financial pump for future
downtown redevelopment.
The cash -$29.534 -will be used
to redecorate and furnish an office at
220 ~fain St. which will become the
headquarters for the planning of a
downtown redevelopment project.
'J1ie offices \viii be occupiOO by plan·
ners from Voorheis. Trindle and Nelson,
a private Irvine engineering firm, which
has invested its o'vn time and money
to create a preliminary redevelopment
proposal.
Vince f\·foorhouse, the city's director
or harbors and !)(!aches and city
coordinator for the downtown project,
will also have an office in the new
headquarters.
City Administrator Dave Rowlands will 1
ask the council at tonight's 7 o'clock
business session to approve use of the
money which had not been previously
budgeted for this work.
PILOT ADS KEEP
CARS ON ~IO J'E
"l sold my Z on the first dav."
That's the success story told ~y the
clwtncd advertiser wbo pieced this ad
In lhe Dally Piiot:
1971 DATSUN 240Z. 40,000 .
1'1iles. a/c, $3900, x:iuc·xixx.
If y0u have a u!td car you'd like
to move, call 642·5678. Put :i few \\'Ords
to worlt for yoo.
Jn the Daily Pilot.
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It will be spent on building offices
inside what had served as headq uarters
for the Huntington Beach Jaycees, and
on providing office furniture.
The offices, according to l\.1oorhouse,
will serve as planning and meeting areas
with downto\lo-'ll properly o w n e r s .
businessmen and outside investors who
might be interested in b u i I d i n g
downtown .
Rowlands said ir the use of the money
is okayed, he expects the offices to
be open by the end of the week.
The redevelopment office will be open
(Sec OOWNTO\YN, Page ,\%)
NEW YORK (UPI) -\Vith the arrest
of 150 persons since February, including
45 over the weekend, authorities say
they have smashed an international
narcotics ring responsible for selling
n1ore thap 300 pounds of cocaine worth
an estimated S35 million.
Manhattan District Attome y Richard
Kuh said Sunday the arrests ·'should
have a major impact on the traffic
from Colombia. a major source or co-
caine -if not the major source of
cocaine" in the metropolitan area.
S~p Thai Fox!
'Mame' Loses Quarry to Tliieves
When Mame went out on her roxhunt last Saturdar evening, she was sup-
posed to come back before her' audience cuddling a ]Ive one. That's the way
tbey'Ve done it every night at San Clemente's Sebastian West Division Play-
house.
C But no one had bargained on the myste rious and )'OUthfUI !oxnapers driv·
ing a black Lincoln Continental.
J\lAf.tE -PLAYED by Doris Allen of WestminSter -· was stuck wlth a
dummy~or a fox.during the Saturday ,how. ..
She told police that when she "'ent out lo the rear patio to gather up tl'lc
ltve model -aplly dubbed "Foxy" -son1conc had cut the leash aod made orr
with the beast.
WITNWES TOLD police that they 83W·UM? large luxury car piJn up and
that a young girl en1erged, picked up r~oxy 11nd the abduct.ion y,•as complete.
Spokesmen Ior the production told police that Fl>xy -a pale-red model
with dark paws-was a pet ...,'Orth s.bout $160.
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his client in an attempt to make her Robert Peeler , 34. satisfaction \.\'hen v.·orking in the field
adinit she set up the slaying. than I do \.\·hen con1pletcly involved
Police said Mrs, Kantaeng shot A!len 10·!6 hours a day in managcme:a ad·
as he walked lhrough the front door Dcci~1·011 s· SJatecl ministration." of her home. .... -" lie said he planned to return lo his
Another man. Carl s. Tice. also or ionner civil service position of supcr\'is-
Santa Ana . fled arter the shooting and T ) • O'I l S J ing inspector and mo\'c to the San
called police, lie was persuaded to return ( lllb } . 00 i.... (:\ C Bernardino area. He said he plans lo
to Mrs. Kantaeng·s home. \.\'here he retire in t\\·o to four ve:irs.
was arrested. 0 £ S J } .;;;: • t Pudinsk1 \\'as lhe ·patrol's first com-
The \VOman told authorities she v.·as .. ~ f . JOO 01 (' missioner IO v.·ork Up through the rank.'i.
abducted Wednesday at Cerrito v Al !See PUBli\"SKI. Pai;:e A2)
and Tice and taWen to a park in T sfees of the Fountain Valley School ••
Ana . She said Allen then raped strict have put off u111il tonight a
al knifepoinl. The men forced her t decision on se\lin~ a 15-at'rc ~ch11ol site.
give thern her telephone number before The district received three bids Thurs-
rcleasing her, she said. day night for 1he propert~· on l.Qs Alan1os
J~ishman, a Buena Park attorney who Street bet\\o'een Brookhursl and '\lard
had been handlin_g an accident c.lsc Streets.
for ~1rs. Kantaeng, denied previous The hi_gh bid or $550,000 c:irrte f1·on1
reports that she i11vited the men 10 \\'armington r.>evelo1>n1ent Coinpany of
her home Friday when they called her. Irvine. But a representative of Pon-dcrosa llomes of lrrinc arrived for the
DOIJ'I UP SllARPLl';
TRA D11VG SO.SO
meeting late and asked if he could
submit his bid .
The board decided to delay the matler
until today to find out if it can legally
acccpLI.he..othcr bid------·-
NE'V YORK (UPI) -Prices closed
broodly hii;lher Monday in moderate trad·
ing on the New York Stock E.'<chunge.
l'he Dcnf Jones Industrial i1veragc.
\fhicll !!IOI more lbon 8' {'!lots io lbe
pn.vJou, 11 "'*""' galnfd 21 paints.
Tables. Pa111:c 8'1.
The district is selling the site because ·
school orricials believe enrollments will
bcgili to decline within tv.·o yt'ars, and
there will be no nt.'Cd for another clemen·
tary school.
Adv1nc'1 k!d declines by •bout a 10-t~I
margin among the 1J817 Issues traded.
But volume tofitled only t~.OOl'l.000 sh3res.
co1npared wit.ti 15,910,000 traded Friday.
Ana.lysts sald thl! still sho"'td hcs!taney
on lbe p.irt of ln•estors.
Pritts also we.re hii:iher in moder:ite
tr1dln' en~ American ,Stock Exchange. •
Duo K ill ed on Cycle
FRESNO IUPI) -A niolorcyclc driver
and his female pa ssenger v.·ere killed
late: Sunday when thcir cycle slammtd
into a bridge ralling nt Pinc Flat Lake
near here and lhey \lo"err lhrown into
n concrete-lln<"d canal. TilC. cauromia
Highwt1y Patrol sajd they were sHll
trying to learn the identity of the df'\ver .
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\\1eatl1e r
Partly cloudy skit•s tonight \\"1th
40 percent chance of shov.·t•rs
through Tuesday. according to the
wccilhern1an. llighs Tuesday ex··
IX'Cte<l In the 10111 70:; \l ith over·
night 101rs of about 60.
L'\"S IDE TODAY
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A 2 l>AIL V PILOT H
Co1111nodity
Pli1n1n1 ets
By The A~~oclntrd Prr~s
Fa1·n1 l'on1;11od1ty futures plurnrnent ed
on the ('lli,·ni;o Bo::ird of 1'n1de today,
the first day of trading si ni.:c the Ford
<1thnl11lstrJll011 aru10Ufleed that It i;an-
rl.'lt"d rhc Silll' nf $500 m1llinn "'Orth'
v! v.hr.11 !o th1' SQ\1Ct Ln1on.
Ob:-er\1•r:-~nid H .1ppc11rN that traders
were t.'Ont'f'mcd th&! the cancellation
of !hc So\tl'I snlc 1night bl· a foren1nner
of other such acl!\ 1\y or even of broad
export cuntrol:i.
Jt also nppearl'd, they said, that com·
modities not associated with I he
agricultu re industry v.·ere selling shar.ply
lov.·er for &l!nerally the same reason
as applied to farm products.
There w·t're or<l•'r~ for millions of
bushels of 11h11:i1 , 1·orn, :.oybcans and ---FORD-MAY ASK INCOME TAX
SURCHARGE. Story, P•ge A4.
oats to sell 011 the opening and bids
11·erc nindl! ac limits lov.er. Only a
fl . .,.., s.1le:. .,..·ere consummated because
buvers \\"ere scn rcc.
f'utur •s also "·ere Jown al the Kansas
Cily Boai-d of Tr:idc,
Ford, anxi ous to find out how farmers
are taking the cancellation of the
shipments lo the Soviet Union, made
a call to the Kansas wbeatlands Sunday
night.
"Pretty nearly all the people out here
-are displeased," Clarence Ochs, a fann
equipment d~ealer in Otis, Kari., said
after talking to the President.
Ochs, 69, said about I ,&00 farmers
v.·ere attending the grand opening of
his fann equiP.ment business when the
President cal~~ Sen. Bob Dote, <R·
Kan .), a guest of hono r.
Ford talked to Dole, then to Ochs.
"Normally we've had real good reixirts
on Ford till this dea l .came up;" OchS
said in a telephone interview.
On Saturday, F~ persuadid l\\'O
exporters, •, Cook Industri es Inc. cf
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MOlld11, October 7, 1974
INVESTIGATORS TOUR FIRST FLOOR OF BURNED APARTMENT
They May Never Determine What Caused Fatal Co1ta M•sa Fir•
Mesa· .Apartment I nf-erno
Memphis aud Conllnenlal Grain Co. of J\ ·zz 2 M l 0 ts New York Cit~, lo cancel contracts to l S a e ccupan sell S500 m1lbon worth cf corn and
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Meanwhile, grain exporters were in·
vited -lo meet with Administration of·
ficials today to discuss voluntary
cooperation and nporting that would
assure reasonable supplies to both
domest ic and foreign users.
Government officials reportcdzy were
annoyed that Cook and Continental kept
the sale secret until aftit the contracts
1rcre signed.
Educ.:'ltor Listed
As Sa tisfactory ,
Witl1 Hip Ailment
Dr. Clarence l-la11, former superin·
tendent of the Ocean View School Diltrict
in Huntington Be~ch. has been transfer·
rt'd ror treat111ent or a hip ailment
to "tarlin Luthcr Hospital m Anaheim.
The 47-.\"ea r~ld educator underwent hip
surg{'ry Sept. 19 at Anaheim ~lemorial
Hosp1lal.
Offici<il~ ;1! ~!<'lr!in Luther today listed
Dr. !l;ill s eond1l1un ;.is satisfactory. He
is 1n room 21 0 B.
Hall resigned his Ocean \'icw post
in July J9i2 to bccon1e associate stale
supe nntcndrnl of pubhc instruction. Il e
bas since r~Signcd that position and
is now ;1 pro!cs...c;or of education in the
graduate school at Clare1nonl College.
The fan1ily lives in Garden Grove.
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OI lh1 Ot lll' Pll•I 11•11
One victim of an inferno which raged
through a Cosla 1lesa apartment Sunday
remained in critical condition today, votu~e coroner's deputies continued the
gruesome job of positively identifying
his two companions ·who died in the
$15.000 fire.
\Yilliam D. Wilcox, 19, of 2253 Fountain
Way East, saved his life by leaping-his
clothes in rlames -through a window
and diving into a concrete patio.
Bystand ers dragged the screaming vie·
tim to safety and splashed water stan·
ding In a gutter on his clothing to
douse the flames , police said.
His companions' screams from the
blazing westsidc apa rtment unit ~'ere
dying out by then In the roar and
crackle of flame which completely gut-
ted the apartment they shared.
\Vilcox was listed In critical but stable
condition today at Orange County
Aledical Center. with third degree bums
over 75 percent Gf his body.
Investigators today had not positively
identified the lwo young men v.·ho died
when they became trapped in a bedroom
by 1he 3:30 a.m. blaze.
Police said it was 99 percent certain
that one is \Vilcox ' roommate, Richard
A. St. John, who had rented the Fountain
Way apartment as a co-tenant.
Dental .charts were being obtained. in
the Los Angeles area today to determine
if the remains are indeed those o! St.
John.
The scrond \'\Clim is listed as a John
Doe, although police listed a tentath'e
name only, that of a Richard Arthur,
decribed by \Vilcox as his roommate's
buddy.
Costa ~fesa Fire Department Balla.lion
Chief Bob ~lcClelland said today it will
be difficult lo detennlne whether the
\~dims burned to death or succumbed
Ix-fore that to smoke inhalation.
1'ht"y \\"ere rc>portcdly screaming: ~ti
lh<' end, apparently awakened by s1noke
and unable to escape fron1 the upstairs
bro.room .
~ry v.ere av.·akencd enough to gel
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College Program
Peter Plagens. \Vest Coast editor and
art critic for Artforum magazine. 'Ai li
speak at an a o'clock reeeplion tanlght
lntr«tu~h1g the flf5t show In the Golden
West College gallery this fall .
Plagens 'Wilt discuss art and it.I fulure
in the gallcry'theater. The pobll~ 1-; ln·
\1tcd.
P1agenp will be introducini a display
of hi!' v.i>rk. u '""II as that of three
other conte1nporary Southern Catllornl11
11r1ists, Joe Goode, Jamts Jarvalst and
David Patter10n.
The exhibit cl abstrat.i paintincs.
drawlngs and prlnl!I Wilt ~ open to
!he public through Oct. 25. Galtr.ry hou rs
arc from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. ri.tonday
lhroogh friday and 7 to 9;30 p.m.
\Vednesday. 1llere l9 no bdmlMlon
chnrac.
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to the door, but wbetber they opened
it and the flames caught them is bard
to say," explained Chief McClelland.
Wilcox told investigatGrs his roommate
and the suspected second victim had
gone to a football game and he w~nt
to bed after drinking beer and watching
television.
He said he a .... •akened later because
his bedroom was full of smoke and
I ried lo go to the rescue of the other
tv.•o when he heai;d them screaming in
the olhcr bedroom.
\VilC(IX gave up and hurled himself
through the upstairs window to safety.
He was dragged to safety by James
T. English. of 2245 Anaheim SI., and
Abraham Bos, of 2200 Fountai n \Yay,
both of whom had been attracted to
the scene of the spectacular blaze.
They told Police Officer Art Kassel
they had nothing else. so they splashed
the victim's blaz.ing clothes with \Valer
st.anding in the gutter.
Richard Thacher, 23, ol 2273 Fountain
'Vay, ~·as just arriving home from v.·ork·
ing a night shift \Vhen he heard !he
crash of a v.'indow popping out due
to the extreme heat.
Fro•n Page A l
PUDINSKI ...
He !oined the slatewida law enforcen1ent
agency in 1951.
Lanza. 53, is a 24-year veteran of
the patrol and likewise up from tbe
ranks. lie has been deputy commissioner
since 1972 under Pudinsk:i.
A spoke!man for Reagan said . "The
Governor accepted the r e s i g n a t I o n
regretfully. He's been very pleased with
the job Pudinski has done. He likes
Walter and wishes him nothing but good
fortune."
Pudinski , u·hose announcement nashtd
around the stale on the CHP's teletype
netll·ork. said he was now "finn in
!He opinion that I have proved an officer
rron1 the rank s can be trusted to do
lht' job" as C(lmmissioner.
Shortly after he was appointed,
Pudinski personally disanned a 20.ycar·
old man who jammed a loaded revolver
Into hi~ stomach \Vhen Pudinski sur~rised
1 he'" gunn1an rummaging through his un-
marked slate car .
The com missioner was .tl{1Jlrmed when
he grabbed the barrel or the .38 caliber"
revolver wilfi both hands and then
wrestled his assailant to the ground.
Pu<linski. perhaps the pafrol's most
visible commiMloner, often was .out on
the roadways durtng three-day weekend&
in untfonn helping with patrol duty.
l{e lnitlated a crackdown an drunken
drivers shortly afttr taking office and
angered some judges when he crltlclud
lhcn1 ror being too lenient bl the handling
or repe1t offenders.
Pudln.'ilci. whose son, Steve, Is a
highway patNlman, was a consistent
skeptic ol the value of the reduced
~mile-a·hour speed limit as a major
sa\'er of ll\'ts but defended It a,, an
"energy crlslt'' conservation step.
A CIW spokesman said Pudlnskl felt
that wiUt groundbreaJdng for the new
~lrol academy iod tlle swtarlng ln
, of the Clrsl. y,·omtn CHP officers U1nt
he had aceoq1pllshtd all of the major
lhlngs he set out to do In the Job.
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Wiio Killed 1l1a.ria Cana1iuati, Beucli Police Atiki1ig
Huntington Beach homicide 111-~..._,.
vestigators are still trylng to 5 I Wil
d eterm i n e who killed Maria ecre ft9SS
U anyone can shed light on this
case, the Secret \\iitness is willing
to p.1y $500 cash. \Ve \Vant ln forn1at lon
!hut leads to the arrest and coovicllon
of Maria Canahuali's killer.
CJna.huali. ~
They have grilled doiens of potential
tu.Specls, but still are not able to
name one as the possible killer. Her
death is still a n1ysiery.
Sgt. J\1onty Mcl\ennon suys his men
have spent several hundred hours on
the case and ·interviewed 80-90 friends,
neighbors ··and relatives. The in·
terviews are continuing.
A1aria '''as strangled Ju!y 3t in _'"' ______ .-.. __
ir you don't want toJ'becotnc In·
vol\•t.>d. v.•hh the police, but do wont
to add lnforniation to the <.-iise, use
the Secret Witness 2~·hour telephone
line. 642-0700, or write to : Dally Pilot ,
Secret \Vi~ss, P.O. Box 790. Hun-
tington Ilca ch, Ca. (9264BJ.
the bedroom of her apartment in ~---~-.
the Family Affair complex, 6401
Warner Ave.
She was a 23-ycar~ld divorcee ~ith
a >year~ld son, Alex. The boy was
in Honduras, \\'ith his father, at the
time ol her death.
Beach from time lo time.
The Secret \Vitness guarantees
anonymity on all cases. Jlolice \\'ill
be given the information, but they
wilt not know v.·ho it cam<> from.
She had been v.'Orking tor the Banco
de! Pueblo in Santa Ana and previous-
ly wodted as a clerk at Mercury
Savings in Huntington Beach.
Detectives believe she was killed
by someone she knew, because there
were no signs of a violent struggle
or !oreed entry in her apartment.
The door lock was broken In such
a manner as to indicate the killer
left the ro<>lD in a hurry, police have
said.
Even the Secret \Yitness will not
know !he infonnant if information
is coded with a six-digit sign, com·
bining numbers and letters, suc!J ·as
ABCl23.
. Police say she was popular, with
friends throughout the community.
She liked to visit the night clubs
in Hun tington Beach and Newport
Perhaps someone in the Huntington
Beach and Fountain Valley . ..area
Jmows somet hing about ti.laria that
police don't know.
The Secret Witness wants any po&si·
ble infonnation on the death of Alarla
Canahuati. A1inor rewards might also
be paid for information that helps
police rnove closer lo a solulion, even
if that information docs nol lead
directly lo Lhe killer.
Fro•n Page Al Spelfu1g Bee to Launcl1 DO~'NTOWN . • •
to the public. Residents will be able
to view the proposals already made
by VTN, and add their own suggestions.
\Vhen the city temporarily setUed an
$8 million lawsuit v.·ith downtown rro-
perty owners, the council agreed to
help formulate new plans for downtown
rcdevelopmenl
Y outl1 .Activities Program
Councilmen arc expected to approve
the use of the $2'J,534 as part of the
necessary procedure.
The Fountain Valley School District
will kick aff it! sixth annual youth
activities program with an Oct. 24 spell·
ing bee.
include a speech bowl, creative write-in,
art exhibit. math and science fair, debate
tournament and track and field olympics.
East Cerman Pnrarle
The 7:30 p.m. competition will be
at Fountain Valley Hi~h School with
prizes awarded by the d I st r I c t ' 1
Superintendenl·Parent Council and the
South C.oast Junior Women 's Cl ub.
The speech bowl, with students com·
peting in impromptu. original oratory,
dramatic interpretation, imper!Onation
and humorous interpretation, will be
held Nov. 2. Children in grades four through eight
\Vho have won spelling bees in their
own schools will be competing for the
championships of their grade.
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BERLIN (AP) -East Germany mark·
ed its 25th anniversary today with the·
largest display of military power in
the Communist nation's history.
In January youngsters in the third
Other activities In !he year's schedule
lhr_ough eighth grades will learn to ex·
press themselves in poetry, short. story.
essoy and editorial in a creative write-in .
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U'l1e1•e 10 U'rile
_DEAR PAT: About a month ago a
fnend of 1nine received a direct mail
solicita~ion from a rompany selling i!l-
fonnation about how to get into the·
mail order business. Their gimmick '.'-as
to leach you how lO sell readily available
booklets· on such Stlbjects as ''How to
~lake Your Own \\1ine at •tome" through
the classified mail order sections in
magazines. My friend destroyed the in-
formation before I got a chance to
read it. and I'd like to know the address
of this firm fro1n you or any of your
readers who may happen to know.
D.R .• Ne\\'port Beach
''ou tap;ged thi s advertise.meri t as a
"gimmick" a11d that's y,·bat it sounds
like to me. A VS reported se\•eral months
ago that Good News Publishing Co. y,•as
selling "De"'" social seeurily info rmation
already available at no cost from any
Social Sec urity Administration office. No
information bas been received about the
•·offer" to "''hlcb you refer, but you
may wish to inqui re about its originati ng
firm's identity by y,•riting lo Barbara
Rosen, Consumer Relations l\1anager,
Direct !\t ail Advertising Association; Z30
Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017.
Rolls 011t
DEAR PAT: Several months ago an
area market sold a product called
"Pillsbury Pan Rolls" in its refrigerated
roll section. They were absolutely
delicious and ta sted exactly like the
homemade version. After not finding
them on several shopping trips. I asked
the store's manager if they could be
stocked again and he said he'd try.
l've not found them since and they 're
not available anyy,·here else I've shopped.
Can yoo find out if Pillsbury still makes
this product and where it can be
purchased?
L.G., Inine
"i'ou're out or luck. This product bas
been discontinued, allbougb remaining
supplies art! available at v a r i o u 5
markets, This situation reminds me of
.. good" television programs -which
alwavs sffm to be laken off the air.
A Pillsbury spokesman promises "new
products'' are being Introduced this
month y,•bic b may prove lo be "just
as good or better than" the rolls you
enjoyed so much.
Ride Prollirled
DEAR PAT: Do you know of any
organizalion that will help me get to
my medical appointments at the Orange
County Medical Center? My social work-
er has been providing me y,·ith ride.s, but
she tells me that this is now impossible
because l am Jiving with relatives. 'J'his
seems unfair since both of my relatives
cannot take time off their jobs. I moved
Jn with the1n because I could no longer
care for myself completely. I need this
transportation urgently in vie\v of my
circumstances.
L.L., Fountain Valley
The FISll organization can arran,ll'e
rides for you on an Immediate need
·basis if you call 64z..6060 at 8 a.n1.
the mornfn g of your appnintment. If
your medical treatment Is on a regul ar
basis, it Is suggc~ted you conta ct one
of the following church-sponsored agen·
cies a day ahead of time to make
transportation appointments: SCAT-CAT,
540.0030; LVNN, 536.0014; or UOPE, 846-
3831.
To lhe Birds
DEAR PAT: Could you tell me the
location or the hummingbird aviary at
the San Diego Zoo and how many dif-
rerent types arc kept lhcre? We're plan-
ning a trip to !he zoo in a couple
of weeks and last lime we visited we
couldn't find ihe hummingbirds. The
children wanted to sec !hem as we
have so many in our own yard that
they've become fascinated with these
little birds. K .. J., Costa Mtsa
Ty,·enty of the \Yestem ltemlsphere's
319 species nf hummingbirds ca n be
~een at the San Diego Zoo's hummingbi rd
aviary, which is located immediately
cast or Wcgeforth Bowl on f\1e1a 8,
according to a zoo spokesman.
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She Won O'tieill Ranch But Ben Gauar.i Took It Back
Mondar, Octobtr 7, iq74
D1U• 'llfl ""°'91 " ''"Id! O'Dt-n
ACTOR BEN GAZZARA ASTRIDE BURRO FOR CELEBRITY RACE
O'Neill Ranch W.is Scene of Hereditary Disease Benefit Sunday
Police Stop
Dog Fight,
_,\rrest 19
Gron~ho · Stars Nixo11 Said
ORLANDO. Fla. (AP) -Nineteen
persons were arrested and another 100
given summonses in a 1weekeod raid
on an iUegal dog fight , police said.
A dozen dogs, some bloodied by fights,
were liken -into custodY-bY Ui humane
society. State Atty. Robert Egan said
alter the Sab..lrday night raid in a wooded
area of Orange County.
An undetermined number of dogs v.·ere
released into surrounding fields by
owners when the raid began, he said.
Office.rs fotmd two dogs still locked
in combat and had to pry the animals
apart with a stick, Egan said.
Anrests were made on charges which
included gambling, cruelty to animals
and liquor sales violations. About 100
spectators were given summonses al
the scene, and Egan said some may
be called to testify at trials resulting
from the raid.
The raid interrupted a schedu1e of
nine fights in an arena coviued with
a plastic tarpaulin and lit by bare bulbs
powered by a pOrtable electric generator,
Egan said. Police said m05t of the
dogs involved were pit terriers, similar
to a.Stafford.shire terrier.
Officials in several states have Dl<lved
recently to stop what they say is the
growing. JlOpulariey, or a eruel and
barbaric sport that pits dogs in bloody
cootests. Congress has also been asked
lo pass legislation outlawing such fights .
Egan said the cars of spectators at
the match bore lice.me plales from as
far away as Virginia
He said the fight, which had been
scheduled since last spring, was first
heard of by Donald Lambert, an official
of the Massachusetts Bureau o f
Investigation and the lgcal humane .socie-
ty learned about two months ago that
it would be held in the Orlando area.
Gay Alcoholic
Group Funded
SEA'ITLE, Wash. (UPI) -A $120,000
federal grant has been received by a
SeaUle homosexual organiz.ation for use
in treating alcholism problems among
sexual minorities.
"It is the largest grant ever made
by the federal government to a gay·
oriented organization," David Baird,
director of Stonewall. said Sunday.
"\Ve feel that this is a milestone
in the continuing process of integrating
the gar minority into society as n
whole.'
DAILY PILOT
DELIVERY SERV ICE
Celebrities .c1ttend Viejo Benefit
By JAN WORTIJ
Of 111• D•llY '"" Staff
Groocho Marx sang songs with Alice
Cocrper as-l\1ar9in-HamHsch played
honky-tonk.
Diahann GarroU won the O'Neill Ranch
in a burro race and then loot it because
she wasn 't paying attention . Ben Gazza\:
ra came in second.
-And while about 400 camera-toting
guests nibbled pomegranates. grapes,
and liver pate, Comic Jack Carter au<'·
tioned off a y,·edding ceremony, rree
cosmetic surgery, and one of "Columbo"
star Peter Falk's nnnpled raincoats.
That was just part of-the action oblig·
lngly provided SUoday by a Hollywood
contingent of aboUt two dozen stars
who found their way to South Orange
County.
The occasion was "A Day At rile
Races," a benelit for the FooQdation
for Research in Hereditary Disease. It
was held at the 42,QOO.acre ranch or
Richard 0 'Ne i 11. multi-millionaire
chainnan of the Orange C o u n t y
Democratic Central Qmunittee. The
location is betl'(een Mission Viejo and
San Juan Capistrano.
County Jobless
Rate Hits 6.5%
For Septeniber
Orange County's unemployment rate
surged upward to a 30-mooth high of
6.5 percent during September as
thousands of students left part-time jobs
and returned lo school.
Statistics released by the stale
Employment and Development Depart-
ment unit in Santa Ana showed that
the total number or people without jobs
declined since August but the drop \\'BS
oonsiderably less than nonna\ for
September.
Alta Yetter, labor market analysl. said
675,800 people were doing jobs in the
county during September and 43,800 were
jobless.
Besides the jump in the unemployment
rate from 6.0 to 6.5 perccnL l.irs. Yetter
noted that the volume of long-term
unem_ployed who have exhausted claims
for unemployment insurance has ·fisen
rapidl~ since the first of the year.
"Total employment "'ill rise ~bstan·
tlally during the fourth quarter of the
year because of seasonal gains in retail
trade and public schools," said l\trs.
Yetter.
"But the unemployment rate is ex·
peeled to remain above six percent for
tne . remainder of the yea r," she
predicted.
The number of nonagricultural wage
and salary jobs in the county held steady
at 556,500 but \\'as still nearly seven
percent higher than predictions made
last year. ·
Unquestioned star or the afternoon
\vas a shaky Groucho, who tottered to
the stage for five or six: songs to a
booting. loving crowd. _
F9r his first song. Groucho took to
stage with him Alice Cooper, a sometime
female-impersonator and kinky rock
star.
Cooper came to the b e n e f i t
straight-clad in a y,•h.ite white sweat
jaeket. He and Groucho harmonized on
;'There·s no place like 0 ma b a ,
Nebraska'' as l\tarvin Hamlisch, Oscar·
winning musician {The Sting) rattled
the keyboard.
The only thing Groucho said during
his performance was directed to a band
of kids sitting in the grass before him.
lfc was singing ''Lydia. the Tattoo
Uldy." The kids were making noise .
"If you're going to' make noise all
the way through this I'm. goi ng to stop
singini;i -so shut up," Groucho ordered.
Then , with the audience shouling.
"l\iore, !\·fore~" he sang "Show ~1e A
Rose or leave n1e alone" and "Easy
Weezic."
Earlier. Groucho showed his interest
in Cooper by feeding Cooper grapes
al a t3'le 'vhile pbotograpbers snapped
away.
Groucho gave out autographs. And
the crowd loved him and gave him
a standing ovation after every song.
Other stars at the event included com-
edian Albert Brooks, Bud Cort ("11arold
and Maude"). Paul Sand , Janice Rule.
Joe Bologna. James Gregory, and Elaine
a.1ay. •
The live show followed a series or
thoroughbred races on O'Neilrs private
half-mile track. !\lost of the races "·ere
called by Ben Gazzarra.
At the auction, Orange County
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich took the
limelight by buying the first ite1n-a
$400 gold pin for his wire Inez.
Obviously enjoying himself, Diedrich
posed with Groucho and Coop e r .
Photographers reported that Rancher
O'Neill refused the san1e opportunity.
Recovering
Fro111 Clots
LONG BEAClf (AP) -Richard a.t.
Nixon has not spoken with his physician
since Friday night, and the doctor says ·
that apparent]~ is a SilPJ that the former
President is recovering adequately from
phlebitis.
··1 a~ume that means things are going
along satisfactorily," Dr. John C.
Lungren said Sunday.
Nixon. 61. was discharged Friday from
~lemorial Hospital Medical Center here
after a 12-day hospitalii.ation.
Lungren. who has been Nii:on's
~rsonal physician since 1952, said he
y,·ill visit the former chief executive
at his seafront home in San Clemente
sometime this \\.•eek but did not know
exactly when.
There was no report Sunday on Nixon's
condilion from aides at the former
\Vestern While House, but a spokesman
said Saturday Nixon was resting and
following his doctor's orders to limit
his activity.
Lungren. who described Nixon at the
lime of his di scharge as perhaps being
even more exhausted than when he·
entered the hospital, said his patient.
told him on the phooe Friday night
that he was glad to be home.
Lungren has said Nixon , who resigned
as Prseidcnt in August. should avoid
traveling long distances for at least
one month and maybe three, apparently
ruling out any immediate appearance
by Nixon in \Vashington, D.C .. at the
Watergate cover-up trial of his former
top aides.
Chess ~faster A ilin~
1\10SCOW (UPI ) -Chess grandmaster
Viktor Korchnoi fell ill today. forcing
the postponcmenl of his , 10th \\•orld
chan1pionship challenger 's game against
Anatoly Karpov, the Tass ne\\·s agency
said.
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DEAR PAT : haYe _an_olcl_cJ>.llrt_ Labor disputes involving construction-
related fields "'ere respon sible for most
of the 1,500 worker decline in that area
of employment and the service industry
showed a 7~mp\oye 'decline as the
summer rush ended, Mrs. Vetter said.
document frorn the Philippine Islands
dated 1915. lt says that a man was
charged with "lnjurias Levis." I ha\·e
looked everywhere and can·t find the
meaning or this legal term. can you
help saUsfy my curi osity?
G.1\1., Costa Alesa
Altho11gh the charge 11 oon·specific,
it's not a ~er1ous offense, according
to the Santa Ana Law lJbrary. A senrrh
of nld law book!' and legal dictionaries
lnt.llcn te11 "Levis'' Is defined as ''li:ht"
and injurtas lndlcate1 some act of Injury
or dtunnp:e, perhaps nccldtntnl, which
''lolntes the rights of another person
or hlA property. If 'ynu care &o research
thl~ term further. the Ubrarfnns ~ill
hellf you find the relevant materlol!t
at the l.H\V J,ll)rary, 515 N. FloY.er. ~
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Trade establishments added 9 O 0
employes in September as three new
wholesale distribution centers opened :ind
back-to-school sales picked up.
Mni. Yetter said gains of 500 \\'tre
reported by go\·emmtnl. 300 b y
manufacturing, 400 in food processing.
200 in aerospace and 300 in rabricauon
of metals. .Ir.
A seasonal dip of 700 WM'" rt'COrdcd
in agriculture, 400 "-orkcrs were laid
off In ho.it building industrie$ and mobile
home companies showed declines of
aboul 1001 l\1ni. Yetter said.
H DAIL V PILOT A S:
Role Told
On Pens ion
By Bag l~_
SACRAMENTO !U PI)
Assemblyman \Yillia m T. Bagley, the
Republican nointnee for controller, has
acknov.•ledged he i'ngineercd legislation
five years ago to insure himself an ·
early 1eg1slati\·e pension
At t!Je time, the Sa n H.afael lawmaker
had-aspirations for a fedcral appointn1ent
and succcssfully sought an amendment
to a pension bill so the appoinlmt-nl
y,·ouJd not interfere \\.Llh his dra\lling
a legislathe reurcrnent che<.'k before
age 60.
Bagley ackno\\•ledged his <'fforts IQ
modify the ret1re1nenl i<nv in an in-
terview v.'ith the San Jose .\tercury·Ncws
published Sunday.
The LC'gislature last \1cck \Oled to
repeal the early pt•nsion allov.•anccs.
L'ntil then. Bagley. 46. y,·as eligible for
up to $166.000 in early bene.lt1s.
The an1endment v.'as to <1 1969 bill
by Sen. Jam~s R. i\lills tJ).San Diegoi.
\\.'hich v.•as designed to restrict early
pension rights. The S}slen1 "'as ain1ed
.1t providing security for legisl:itors who
lost their scats due to reapportionment.
1\lills sought lo li1nit the retiren1cnt
bonuses to Jay,•makers elected bt'fore
1970 and who ehose noJ. to run or \Vere
defeated for re-ehx·t ion ··rollowi ng" the
year in which their di stricls v.·crc reap·
portioned.
Bagley's amendment added a clause
e:ttcnding the eligibility to a le¢~lator
.. \\.·ho resigns his ofrice upon election
or apportionment to anOther public offi re
during the tenn in y,·hich the district
\'las reapportioned."
The newspaper said Bagley ·was aided
in h.is effort by then Assembly Speaker
Robert Monagan ~ R Tracy). L.
"I didn't \Yant to stay i!'I the
Legislature all my life." Bagley said,
"and had the opportunity come along
during the term it v.·ould have ma.de
sense to take the opportunity rathf::r
than wait for reapportionment lo occur.
And the same was true of Bob Monagan .
"I mentioned that to ri.1ills. There
v:asn't any le\'erage or anything un -
toward. He agreed and amended hfs
bill."
Bagley. an attorney, explained, "A1y
basic motivation was to get the hell
out of here. You shouldn't have to be
r~lected to get your groceries."
While Bagley 's hoped-for appointment
failed to materialize. Alonagan was nam·
ed as.sistant secretary o ftransport.aion
in the 'Nixon administration in 1973.
a.1onagan, OOwever. has not drawn any
early pension payments. according to
the Public Employes Retirement System.
Parking Lirnit
Puui Delayed -~
For Six Montlis
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A federal
plan to help control smog by requiring
pennits for new comstTUction where 250
or more parking spaces would be pro-
vided was delayed Friday for six months.
The new rules. still being prepared,
lo be effective in the Orange County,
Los Angeles. San Francisco Bay, San
Diego, San Joaquin Valley and
Sacramento areas, \\.'ere delayed from
Jan. l to next June 30 by the
Environmental Protection Agency. See
editorial today, Page AG.
Under the woposals, the government
could refuse to -permit building con·
struction it deems v.•ould be harmful
to air qualily.
Lou Jefferson, regional EPA public
affairs officer, said one reason for
postponing the effective dale for the
rules v•as to give officials enough time
to digest testimony being offered at
public hearings this month.
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T11rning On
111 the Surf
ON l JAJ\'lNG WAVES: \Vord came
lo us onl~ today that the British are
throwing a ne"' force into the battle
of the rnergy crisis. It could mean
a lot to us right here on the Orange
Coast.
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Somebod y over there has the notion ..L. or generating electrical power by
harnessing the force of ocean "'aves.
That's right, ocean "'aves.
Now you knew air along that Our
surf out there must be good for
something besides making Junior nUss
dinner every nifithl, didn't you? ·
The news flash on all th.is electrical
wave busines!I came to u!I via radio.
so the message crackled a lot and few
details are available at this writing
on what the British really have in mind
for their surfUne.
THE WORD DID come through,
hov;ever, that the plan involves con-
struction or some fan-like vanes ·out
amongst the surf.
Apparently, the notion ls that these
propellen will be placed in such a
fashion that the surge of the incoming
surf will tum them. The fans will then cranf: geperator1 wbi~ will manufacture
electricity.
All Jh1$ sounds grand, but right away,
you know the British are in trouble
v.·ith this whole scheme.
First, you can expect some Britis.h
committee will import Proposition 20
from California in an effort to st.op
the engineers from bullding anything
out In the ocean. Environmentalists will
complain that the fan blades will chop
up the kelp beds. BriUsh ·surfers will
wam _that the spinning props will chop
up surfers. Somebody else will calculate
that the fans will change wave patterns
and chop up the beaches.
BY TJIE 'l'iME they get ready to do
something, the whole idea will be chopped up:--·
Well, I doo't know bow good the whole
scheme is for the British Isles but
I think it v."OUld be just grand for
right here along the Orange c.a.t.
For one thiog, it v.·ould divert a lot
or people from worrying about the San
Onofre nuclear generating plant down
near San Oemente.
Instead, -they could worry about fans
turnin,I!' out in the current . This might
give the San Onofre people time to
get their thing working right in the
first place.
Meanwhile, It V.1Juld give our legions or young surfers something to do. Right
now, they just paddle out there and
sit around, floating a lot . We could
put them in charge of keeping the fan
blades oiled. It 's almittedly not much
(Jf a job, but it's better than what
they're doing now. Which is not much.
OH, THE IDEA of fan-generated elec-
tricity ' may pose a couple of technical
problems but we can let the engineers
worry about those. Like the fact that
v.·aves come ashore in surges and the
fan blades might not tum all the time.
Fact is. the fans might turn like
the wheels ol the devil for a while
and then hit a real lull. Like when
there aren't any waves al all. Tilere's
another Job we could give to our surfers.
They always know \lo-hen the surf is
up, down or medium.
We could put them In charge of track-
jng it oo we'd know . v.·hcther or not
to try catching Streets of San Francisco
on the electrical television set.
AH, NO LONGER \\'OUld your kid
go nylng out the front door yelling,
''Hey. f\.1om . the surf's up."
Instead, he'd report. "Hey, tilom, the
electricity is on tonight."
New Additima
President Ford and daughtei-Susan sbow off Golden Retriever that
was gift to ttte President from Susan and White House photographer
David Hume Kennerly.
16 Demo1istrators Seized
At West V:h·ginia Schools
CHARLESTON, W . Va. (UP!) -
Police arrested 16 persons today for
blocking entrances to a school. bus
terminal at suburban St. Albans after
leaders c:J. a protest movement against
controversial textbooks called for a mas-
sive boycott of clas9e!.
A spokesman for the Kanawha County
Board of Education reported picketing
at Sissonville and South Charleston
School. bus terminals. Demonstrators also
appeared in the east bank area of the
country .and at Dickinson Elementary
School and Washington Junior High
School in the city.
TRE INCIDENTS occurr e d after
leaders (Jf a revolt against allegedly
"'unpatriotic" f,1.nd "anti-Christian" school
textbooks urged a massive boycott of
llaig's Pardon
O·vertltre Told ·
.. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pres!·
dent Ford will tell a House panel
that he discussed pardoning former
President Nixon with ex-White
House Chief of Staff Alexander
ffaig a week before Nixon resigned,
according to Newsweek Magazine:
Nev.·sweek said Ford will tesl!fy
about the conversation when he
appears before lhe House Judiciary
subrommiltee this week.
According to the magazine, Haig
approached Ford about a possible
Nixon pardon Aug. l and Ford
rejected the Idea to Nixon's lawyer
James D. St. Clair the next day.
clas.5e5 in an effort lo Ji:a ye the books
banned.
About 3,500 parents, some waving
American nags, jammed into a stadium
Sunday to protest use of the controversial books. . ...
The Rev. 1.-farvin Horan. a leader
(){ the crusade Vi'hich climaxed with
two shootings, the closing of classes
and the shutdown of coal mines in
parts of southern West Virginia last
month, urged parents to keep their
children home from schools in Kanawha ,
Lincoln and Boone counties.
TllE CROWD SlIOUTED its approval
\vhen Horari called for the boycott.
The books v.·ere Ytithdrawn fro1n
classes last month for a 30-day 1tcview
by a special citizens committee. The
texts, introduced at the beginning or
the new school year in the Charleston
area, include passages (Jn radical
politics, sex and atheism.
Despite the threatened b o y co t t ,
.Kanav;ha County Schools Supt Kenneth
Underwood, a man often caught in the
middle of the controversy, said schools
"'ould be opened today. He urged
students k> attend classes.
The schools were reopened last month
and miners retlimed to Yt'Ork when the
violence associated with the crusade
subsided . J
The textbooks which drew the protests
contained a poem entitled "Mother.
There's a Strange ·~tan at the Door,"
which depicted Jesus· as a beggar down
on his luck , and a proposed assignment
in which pupils would compare the Bible
story of Daniel In the lions' den with
the myth ... Androcles and the Lion."
H-0me Tumbles Into Sea
Rain s, Hi g,li Tides Plag u,e Cape Ca1iaveral
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Message .Slated Tuesday
WASHINGTON (AP) -Prtsident Ford
is reported ready to recommend an
income tax surcharge on corporations
and upper income indlvktual1 as part
of his anti-Inflation program. .
The President spent much of Sunday
workini oo. the package of proposals
he will outline to Congress and the
nation in a nationally televised and
broadcast addreM from Capitol Hill at
J p.m. PDT Tuesday.
Whlte House spokesmen said Ford has
settled on more than a dozen specific
proposals, centering on problems with
food and energy prices, the depressed
housing industry and record high interest
rates.
ADMINISTRATION SOURCES said
they ezpect the Income tax surcharge
to be among the Presktent'a recom-
mendations. According to T i m e
magazine, Ford is ready to seek a
5 percent surtax on corporations as
well as individuals ln the higher income
tax brackets.
Time said the surcharge "probably"
"'ould be on individual Incomes of $71500
and above and on family incomes of
$15,000 and above.
The President, a s k e d about t h e
maga:r.lne report as he tell Bethesda
Naval Hospital after visiting bis wife
Sunday nlght, said "I make no comments
(JR what we're going to talk about on
Tuesday."
the hnal. touche! on his major economic
.address.
The President's proposals on ho111ing
are expected to include a recom-
mendation for tax uemptlona to en·
courage the now of savings into financlat
institutions for use as mortea:e loans.
The housing industry is in 1t1 deepest
slump ever because of tight money and
high interest rates.
FTC Answered
AFTER THE SVNDAV meeting, While
House press secretary R0n Ne~ turn-
ed aside. questions on the President '1
tax plans. But he sakt the Presidenr'1
program "calls for sacrifices" by the
public, industry and government.
'4Sacrifices will be asked but ·there
also will be proposals to make the
sacrifices equitable so everyone bears
his just share," Nessen said.
Volkswagen SaysMileage
Even Better Than Claims
WASIIlNGTON (UPI) -Volkswagen
told the Federal Trade Commission to-
day its advertising has not been designed
to cash in on the energy shortage, and
that if anything its can get more miles
to the gallon than the ad! have claimed.
The company made the statements
in response to an F1'C demaiid for
proof to back up tta advertising, part
of the agency's oontinulng program to
try to keep big advertisers honest.
Responses to similar challenges made
against Geleral Motors and Ford 1.fotor
Co. "''ere also made public today.
\Yashington Bridge in N~w York to the
Washinp;ton Monument in the nation's i
capital last April. The Porsche averaged
:W.4 m.p.g., the Audi Fox 32.3 and the
Audi !OOLS 27.4 m.p.g. -all higher
than the ad had claimed, tt said.
The mileage figures cited in the
original ad, it said, came f~m a test
called the "Deutsche Industrial Norm"
which has been used for 10 years.
Administration sources acknowledged
the 5 percent surtax had been discussed
at high-level economic meetings. The Volkswagen ad challenged by the
~ involved a dalm that the 2.G-litre
LlQlJOR FINALLY
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income brackets who are hit bard by Audi Fox 25 M.P.G. The FiC wanted
inflation, the sources said. proof that tho.5e fuel economies were
The surta.i: presumably would apply sinUlar to what the average driver oould
HOVE, England (UPI) -Bomy, a
nine-inch AAican snail known for his
trick of crawling up glasses to sjp at
the beer inside, has died.
against taxes pai4-oot the full income get.
of an individual or a corporation -1n resJXlfiSC the company said it ran
His owner, Olristopher Hudson, 19,
said death was due to alcoholic poLsoo.tng.
but details were scanty as Ford put the cars mentioned from the George
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rs.
CHP Chief
Pudinski
Quits Post ..
SACRAP.1ENTO (UPI> -W a I t e r
Pudinski , the California H l g h w a y
Patrol's first up-from-the-ranks com-
tnissioner, abruptly resigned today and
plam to return to "A-'Ork in his funner
civil service post. ?Jrun.w, appointed by Gov. Ronald
Reagan to the $37 ,000.a-yeai post in
1972, will be ~uceeeded by his chief
deputy, Dan Lanza. The resignation is
effective Nov. 1.
Pudinslff, -who built a re'putation as
a tough enforcer of drunken driving
laws, said he has found in 28 mpnths
as commissioner of the 8,()(M}..employe
patrol that "I gain far greater per.ion.al 1
salisfaction when working in the field
than I do when completely involved
1~16 hours a day in management ad·
ministration."
He said he· planned to return to his
rormer civil service position of supervis·
ing inspector and move to the San
Bernardino area. He said he plans to
retire in two to four years. -
' -Pudi.nski was the-patrol's first rom-
missiooer to "-'Ork up through the ranks.
He joined the statewide law enforcement
agency in 1951 .
Lanza. 53, is a 24·year veteran or
the patrol and likewise up from the
ranks. He has been deputy comn:Usshmer
since 197'2 under Pudinskl.
A spokesman for Reagan said, ''The
Governor accepted the r e s i g n a t i o n
regretfully. He's been very pleased with
the job P\xlinski has done. lie likes
Walter and wishes hlm nothing but good
fortun e. v
Pudinski, whose announcement flashed
around the state on the CHP's teletype
network, said he was now "firm in
the opinion that I have proved an officer
from the ranks can be trusted to do
the job" as commissioner.
Shortly arter he was appointed,
Pudinski personally disannl'd a 21)..year·
old man whojammed a loaded revolver
Into his stomach when Pudinski surprised
the eunman rummaging through his un·
marked state car.
11ie commililiioner was unarmed when
he grabbed the barrel of the .38 caliber
revolver with both hands and then
wrestled his assailant to the ground,
(See PUDINSKI, Page A%)
Police Say They
Don't Belieiie
Victim in Rape
,LONG BEACH (AP) -Police said
today they don't believe a claim by
Deborah Joy Kantaeng, 19, that she
was kidnaped and raped by two men
before she killed one of them.
Danny Charles Allen of Santa Ana,
21,.was killed by a shotgun blast Thurs-
day.
Police detective Bob Aughton said
police obtained new evidence which
allegedly ruled out the girl's claim that
she had been taken to a Santa Ana
park and raped.
Police said they would seek a murder
complaint from the district attorney's
office.
David Fishman. attorney for Mrs. Kan-
taeng, said earlier that police threatened
his client in an alt~pt to make her
admit-she set up the ·ilaylng.
Police said Mrs. Kantaeng shot Allen
as he walked through the rront door
of her home.
Another man, Carl S. Tice, also of
Santa Ana, fted after the shooting and
called police. He was persuaded to return
lo 1'1rs. Kantaeng's home, where he
was arrested,
The woman told authorities she was
abducted Wednesday at C!rTitqs by Allen
11nd Tice and taken ta a park ln Santa
Ana. She said AJlen then raped Iler
at knlfcpolnt. The men forced her to
gfve them her telephone numbtr before
releaRing her, she said.
~'ishman, a Buena Park attorney who
had been hand.Ung an accident case tor Mrs. J\ant.aeng, denied provtous
reports that 8he invited the mer to
her l'IOme Friday when they called ba.
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Commissioner Pvdin1ki
l-Iinsha1r ~Poll
Results S11lit
011-Rockefeller
Mail-ill
By JAN WORTH
Of ""' Qll!Y """ ltd
votes Crom the 40th U.S.
COngresslOnal District are nmning "neck
and neck" on whether or not Nelson
Rockefeller should be confinned as vice
vice president, an aide to U.S. Represen-
tative Andrew Hinshaw (ft-Newport
Beach) reported today.
Hinshaw mailed out letters asking
voters in his district to give their opinion
about the pending confirmation of
Rockefeller. ·
' SO far. about 15,000 ·responses have
been tallied , with 7,899 ayes and 7,223
nos. There are about 250,000 voters in
the district.
Chip Cleary, executive assistant to
Hinshaw, said the response so far v.•as
surprising. "Thafs really quite a big
percentage of the voters-and it Ci!Uld
just be the consensus of the whole
county," Cleary su~gested.
Hinshaw said in his Jetter to con-
stituents that "I deeply regret the pro-
cess for selecting tM new vice president ,
the second highest elected of£ice in our
nation."
He said he does not believe the process
should substitute the judgment of the
members of Congress for "the ballot
box choice of 215,000,000 Americans."
Cleary said with Congress recessing
Friday it appears the the vote on con-
firmation will not occur until November.
Asked if Hinshaw would vote acco rding
to the tally results, Cleary said not
necessarily. "He'll vote based on the
testimony offered in the House and
Senate as well as on the tall y,'' Cleary
said. "His basic idea on this thing was
to give people a c:hance to have a voice."
Hinshaw's district, which includes part
of San Diego County as well , comprises
34 percent of the Orange County vote.
Cleary said in the first few days
since the mailing, about 3,500 ballots
have been coming in each day.
Commodity
Trading
Plun1n1ets
BUU.ETIN
WASlnNGTON (UPI) -Agrh:ulture
Secretary Earl Butz thls afternoon au·
nouoeed a new system requiring prior
Jilover nment approval for major sales of
U.S. grain lo foreiga countries and hinted
lhat export controls might be imposed U
lite voluntary system failed to work.
By The Associated Press
Farm ... commodity futures plummeted
on the Chicago Board of Trade today,
the -first d~y of trading sine~ -the Ford
administration announced that it can-
celed the sale of $500 million worth
of wheat to the Soviet Union.
observers said it appeared that traders
were concerned that the cancellation
or the Soviet sale might be a forerunner
of other such activity or even of broad
-export contrOls.
It also appeared, they said, that com·
WANTS NEW VERDICT
Convicted Conspirator Ayers
No Offshore
Oil Leases
modities not associated with t h e 'B f s d ~
agriculture industry were selling sharply e ore tu y ·
lower for generally the same reason •
as applied to farm products. WASHINGTON (UP I) -The Interior
There were on:iers--formlttlonror-De.partm~t Wilt not -Se1r-1e-ases 1or
bushels of wheat, corn, soybeans and offshore oil exploratiOn before en-
FORD MAY ASK INCOME TAX
SURCHARGE. Story, Poge A4.
oats to sell on the opening and bids
were made at limits lower, OnJy a
few sales were eonswnmated because
buyers were scarce.
Futures also were down at the Kansas
City Board of Trade-.
Ford, anxious to fmd out how farmers
are taking the cancellation of the
shipments to the Soviet Union, made
a call to the Kansas wheatlands Sunday
night.
"Pretty nearly all the people out here
are displeased," Clarence Ochs, a farm
equipn1ent dealer in Otis, Kan., said
after talking to the President.
Ochs, 69, said about I,500 farmers
were attending the grand opening of
his farm equipment business when the
President· called Sen. Bob Dole, (R·
Kan.), a guest of hoOO r.
Ford talked to Dole, then to Ochs.
"Nonnally we've had real good reports
on Ford till this deal came up," Ochs
said in a telephone interview.
DOIV UP SHARPLY;
TRADING S0-8()
NE\V YORK (UPI) -Prices closed
broadly higher Monday in moderate trad·
ing on the New York Stock Exchange.
The Dow Jones industrial average.
which lost more than 89 points in the
previous 11 sessions, gained 2;l points.
Tables, Page 87.
Advances led declines by about a 10-to-l
mar_!'.:in among the l,817 issues traded .
But volume totaled only 15,000.000 shares.
compared with 15.910,000 traded Friday.
Analysts said this still sho'o''ed hesitancy
on the part of investors.
Prices also were higher in motlcrate
tradinJi; on the American Stock Exchange.
'
vironmental studies have been made
despite a conlroversiaJ· memo that in-
dicates the contrary. a depart~L of·
ficial assu red Congress today.
Jared G. Carter, deputy Interior
Undersecretary and author of the memo,
said it was intended as merely a
··schedule" for offshore leasing and was
"not a very impo rtant policy statement."
The memo, published by the
Washington Post last week. said that
at the direction of In terior
Undersecretary John C, Whitaker, Carter
was asking the federal officials responsi-
ble for leasing to draft a "finn teasing
schedule" to include "10 million ac res
leased in 1975 -not just 10 million
acres offered ."
Environmenta~sts i m mediately
challenged the proposal as contrary to
government promises that leases would
not be sold until studies of how offshore
oil drilling will aUect the environment
are C<>mpleted. They said such studJes
have not been completed for most of
the more promising lease sites, "'-1luld
not be completed by 1975 and in some
cases were not yet begun .
Carter renewed the pledge that no
leases would be issued prior to en·
vironmenlal study in testimony before
a Senate subconunittee headed by Sen.
Edwa rd M. Kennedy (0.MaS'S.).
Besides being just a schedule, the
memo was intended to end debate \Yithin
the agency over just how much ocean
floor should be leased. Cater said. as
some officials felt lhe arnount should
be greater.
"It meant knock off debate. produce
a schedule,·• Carter said. ··1 frankly
don't think it's worth a great deal of
discussion."
The hearing also di sclosed that some
coastal senators had "A'ritten President
ford expressing "surprise and dismay•·
over the Interior memo, adding. •·1ve
believe the areas chosen should reflect
the results of en11iron mental studies.
and should begin wit~ those areas found
to hold the 101\·est level of risk lo
the marine and coastaJ environments.··
Kids Join Litter Drive
.~euJport Pushes Contest for Container Design
Dy HILARY KA VE
Of 111t 0.lty 'lltl Slltt
A contest £or high school students
to create flashy trash containers Is part
of a proposed anU·Iltter plan endorsed
by the Newport Beach Parks, Beaches
and RecreatJon Commission.
The $11,750 plan will be forwarded
to fh:e city council later th~ month.
The IO.point proposaJ was devi5e1I by
a gpeclal anti·lllter subcommittee of the
commission.
Mai n thrust of the propostd pro~
Is an extensive marketing, advertising
and public relations· program aimed at
creaUng public awarenes,, or the Utter
problem among local residents and Olher
Orafiie Countlans who use Ncwpcrt
beaches.
pllign geared to be in operation by
next sprxng.
In addlllon to the student trash can
painting contest. which is designed to
make beachgoers more likely to use
the eye.catching containers, are nine
other strategies, including:
-A kick-Off promotion billed ns "the
\vorld 's largest litterless beach party."
«1mplete with all the trimmings exctpl
litter.
-A new civic group called t!Mo Utter
Getters. "·ho would serve as leaders in
the campaign,
-Pla~tic litter bags dlstribuied on
the beaches, with re\vards given Co those
who turn in bags filled \\1ith liUer.
Sho\.\.11 ~l schools, clubs and orJ.,tan1za.
tlons .
-An intensive advertising campaign
directed throughout the county.
.Jim Wood , PBR commissioner and
chairman or the anti·litter committee.
told the commission he believes the
campaign will pay for itself in the
coming yenrs.
Wood said that while the inHial outlay
of funds is necessary to insure the
success of the project. he believes there wtD be significant saving!! in capital
expenditurtS as a direct result of the
proposed campaign.
oto
New Trial
Bid Fails
111 LA Court
By TO~t BARLEY
Of Ille 01lly l'Utf Still
LOS ANGELES -Convicted con-
spirators Eloise Popcil and Dan Ayers
we~ denied a new trial here l o d a y
and sent to state prison for one to
fi ve years for plotting the mJrcler or
her multimillionaire husband.
Superior Court Judge Mark Brandler
accused the former Newport Beach resi·
dent during his sentencing -comments
or being "a female Dr. Jekyll and l\.ir.
Hyde who was loving and considerate
to her family and friends. but something
quite different where her. husband was
concerned.
"She is viciou!l. cunning and deprav.
ed, ., Judge Brandler added. commenting
that he had received "pathetic and hea rt
broken" letters from 15 persons.
,\nd the judge quoted several biblical
texts in further condemnation of the
blonde defendant, among them the com·
mandments "Thou sha lt not kill" anti
•"Thotrsball not commit-adultery."
Judge Brandler ordered the maximum
term fo r the convicted lovers after being
accused by defense attorney Robert
Green of making "highly prejudicial er-
rors" during the seven.week trial and
of displaying "bias and prejudice'' during
the j~ry's_deliberalions, _ _ _
'"You should disqualify yourself from
all post conviction proceedings,'' the
Laguna Beach atlomey argued while
Judge Brandler glared at him from
the bench.
Green said he based that demand
on. Judge Brandler's staling during a
private press conference in his chambers
before the final jury verdict was in
that Mrs. Popeil, 49, was also guilty
of conspiracy and was only cleared of
that charge by a legal technicality.
A jury ended the marathon trial by
finding Mrs. Popeil and Ayers, 37, of
Santa Aaa. guilty of planning the killing.
of kitchen gadget 1nagnate Samuel
Popeil, 60, of Chicago "'ith '·hit man "
Robert Peeler, 34.
Ayers was additionally convicted or
\~·orking out another murder scheme wilh
"hit man" Donald Reed . "9. Judge
Brandler ruled today that he can serve
!he t"'o terms concurrently.
Lawyers for both defendants served
notices of appeal on Judge Brandler
immediately after their clients were
sentenced.
Judge Brandler refused to even con·
(See POPEll.., Page A2)
Kissinger Says
$50,000 Gift
'Not Violatio11'
\\IASHINGTON <AP ' -Secretary of
State Henry A. Ki ssinger defended the
propriety of a $50,000 gi ft from Nelson
A. Rockefeller by releasing a letter
today signed by l"A'O former la"A'ycrs
for ex·Presidenl Ri chard l\.1. Nixon.
The letter said the gift did not violate
the law or conflict-<>f·interests regula·
lions.
The gij'l by the ''ire president-de signate
\\•as confirmed S.11turdny. "'he·n a
lt~kefeller spokesman s a id 1t
Teprescnted gratitude for long·llmr
service by Kissinge r.
The letlcr, ch1tcd Jan. 15. 1969. sn1d
~ "the contemplated gift of 111onl'Y to yQu
is based only upon your closl' p<·rson11I
friendship and is a r11rert rcRult of
nol only thal friendship hut lhl' hi~h
pe rsonal esteem in \1hi1.:h they nhc
Rr.ckefellers l hold you. ~
"'1'hcreforc, \\'C find thnt fi UCILil gill
11·ould oot violate f'ithf'r the statute s,
cxeculive order cir rcgu!ation.!'i involving
Conn let-of ·interests.''
The letter wns signed by &hv:ird L.
~forgan and Egil Kro~h Jr.. both nl
that time deputy coun!;CI to President
elect Nixon.
(Krogh this yea r M"rvcd. four mQnlhs
in prison after plead1n~ guilty 10
violating the cl\'I\ rlghts of ll3 niel
Ellsberg·s psychiatrist In a brt<1kin.)
1'hc Rockefellt'r spokesm,1n 11 a 1 d
earlier that Ktssi n~er pul lht' money
into trusts for his two chlldren and
had filed gift tax returns.
Parts of the program would begin
'vllbln two· months, with the entire cam·
-Antl·lltter signs po 11 tr d on the
beaches. :ln antl·llttcr poller contest
nnd sn anli·liUcr brochure !or mallitigs.
-A movie or slide prtscntalion .o hr
While n\ost crfort.s will :r:ero Jn on
lhc beRches, the committee also plans
to attack litter on the streets and in
th< parlcl! or Newpqrt.
The program .,~illJ go lflQ effect if
the city councll atJt~bes fundt to begln ..
Kissinger sakl he 80Ught the lc~AI
advice before Accepting the glfl lie
had ••orked for Rackefl!ller for 1$ years
in sevt1ral cap;lcilies, l!lCluding that or
roreign policy "dvisor to tne ronner
New York governor.
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WILL APPEAL CONVICTION
Newport's Eloise Popeil
2 Men Bitrn
. ~
To Death i11
~1esa l11ferno
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of Ille Dllll' .. 1101 S!•lf
One victim of an inferno "-hich raged
through a Costa Mesa apar1ment Sunday
remained in <'ritical condition today,
while coroner·s deputies continued the
gruesome job of posilively identifying
his l"A·o companions "'ho died in the
$15.000 fire.
William D. \Vilcox, 19, of 2253 F'ountain
\\'ay East, saved his life by leaping-his
clothes in na1nes -through n Y.'indow
and diving into a concrete patio.
Bystanders dragged the screaming vie·
lim to safety and splashed waler stan-
ding in a gulter on his clothing to
douse the flames. police said.
His companions' screams from the
blazing "A'estside apartment unit "Acre
dying out by then in the roar and
crackle o( name which completely gut-
ted the apartment they shared.
\\'ilcox 1ras li sted in critical but stable
conditicin today al Orange Count y
~fedical Center. \11th lhird degree bums
over 75 percent of his body.
Investigators today had not posll1vely
identified the l'-''O young men who died
11·hen they became trapped in a bedroom
hy the 3:30 a.m. blaze.
Police said it was 99 pcrcenl c('rlain
that onr is \\lilcox ' room1nHte, Hichard
A. St. John . who had rented the Fountain
\Vay apart1nent as a C<>·tcnant.
Dental charts were being obtained in
1he Los Angeles area today lo determine
if the re1nains are indeed those of St.
JohrP.
The second victim is li.!itC'd a.s a John
Doe. although poli ce lis!t•d a tr11h1t1ve
name on!y. that of a H1ch:ird Arthilr.
decribed by \\'ilcox as his room1natc 's
buddy.
Costa ~tesa F'irc Department Bnttnlion
Chief Rob ~tcCJrlland said today 11 '-''ill
be difficult to determine "A'h('th~'r The
victi ms bu rned 10 dealh or ~uccun1bed
lJefore that to s1nokc inha!auon.
They \1 ere reported\~· !lcrca1n1ns .il
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tht'fr appeal.
t le pointed out lo lhr two defense
Ja 11. yl.'rs tba l.,J\yers. "as a highly quali!i«d
pilot "'ho could use i\trs. Popei\'s
~ubsta.nt!al funds at ~iny l ime to buy
an u1 rcrufl and fly the pair out of
the l OUll\f) ~
JudAC Urandh•r ugrC'Cd \~ilh Deput y
District AllQ'feny l'ell'r BrC'gman th11t
the jury "llxerels<'d sound and m9\ure
judg1nent" '~hen it convi1..•ted both defen·
dants of solicitin~ n1urder and cleared
tlu.:111 of related oonspiracy allegations.
<'uliforn111 lav.· docs not provide pro-
~ution :ind pun1!.hn1cnl for the crin1e
oC conspiracy ·10 cuinm1t tnurder if the
k11h11g is to Ut carnl'd out in aoother
~1atc.
Judge Brandle r recalled today that
the convicted pair had discussed six
different v•ays in whi ch J\1rs. Popeil's
t!Stranged husband could be eliminated.
A1nong them. he said , was the sug-
gl'Slion that both Popeil and his
housek~r be shot and dumped in
the same bed in lhe millionaire's Oticago
apartment.
The ni m{•of the defendants. it was
successfully alleged. v.'as to make
Popeil 's $9 millio n fo rtune available to
l\1rs. Popeil "'ho believed she would
gel little ()r nothing from his estate
from Chicago divorce court.
Her repeated adultery and her rela·
lionshi p with Ayers, Bregman said,
"'ould be certain to lead a OUcago
judge working under that state's law
to deny her any alimony or support.
"I have spent many, many hours
rt\•iewing th is trial and I have al90
studied the many hea rt-rendering and
touching letters sent by people pleading
for clemency far Mrs. Popeil," Judge
Brandler said.
''But I find that sfie and the defendant
Ayers \\.'t'!'re equall y and utterl y involved
in the planning of this despicable
crime-the slaying of a husband wbo
had nev e r denie d h e r
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/11, ZVe ,wport
Beacli Accident
Sunny ·afternoons on Newport beaches
over the weekend were marred by onJy
-00e-minor incident that OCCUrTecl-wben
a 10-year--old boy tumbled out or an
outboard raft, cutting his leg . oo the
motor.
Patrick Cahill of Linda Isle, took the
spill v.-hen the raft was pushed oot
lo sea fro~ the main beach at C«ona
del J\1ar. .
A paramedic on tile beach gave the
boy emergency aid before the youlh
"''as t.akeo to Hoag Hospital for further
treatment and then released. According
to lifeguards, the youngster suffered cuts
on his lefl knee.
About 15,000 beachgoers enjoyed the
sun and sand Saturday,· when air
temperature hit 68 degrees and the water
v.'as 62 degrees. On Sunday, when 20;000
people hi t the beaches, the air wanned
up to 72 degrees, \vith the water
temperature listed at 63 degrees.
Surfers and sw im.men eager for big
rides were disappointed both days,
though. when the surf reached only one
f)T tYiO feet,
Two OUicers Slain
ASHEVILLE, !'\.C. !AP) - A $4-year·
nld 1nan \\'as charged Sunday \\'ith
shooting to deuth two high \l·ay patrolmen
as they attempted to give hi m a drunk
d ri vin~ les t 111 a courthouse. Edward
Collings Davis. the obJect of a massive
manhunt by luw enforcement officers,
\\'3S arrested <ii da\v n as he walked
across Park &]u,irc in clo'.l'll\ov.·n
Asheville.
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Fror11 Page Al
State , Stndy
Eyes City's
' Traffic
Conditions "unique" to Newport Beach
"create massive traffic enforcemen t pro-
blems and monumental trafri c jams,"
acairding to a recentl y com pleted stale
study.
Beachgoers and a shortage of major
thoroughfares are the unique conditions
cited in the state Office or Traffic
Safety's report.
The purpose of the state study r~
quested by City 1.fanager Robert Wynn
was to measure the impact of state
traffic grant awarded Newport Beach
two years ago.
Visiting throngs arxl built·in flow pro-
blems aalde, the study team gives city
police and traffic ofncials high marks
for "aggressively aUacklng Jts traffic
accident problems."
soeart.Oad ol thii attack, aocordlng
to ·the· ~port, 11 the poUce
department's l&-man traffic section.
Seven motorcycle officers, five ac·
cident lnvest.lgatlng units, two in-
vestigators. one traffic analyst and one
traffic sergeant under lhe command of
Lt. Jim Spear make up the traf!lc
section.
Its efforts are supplemented by three
full-time parking control offlCers aJong FAT.AL FIRE • • • wiUt cadets and reserve o f f i c e r 1
sometimes used for trafnc control.
the end, apparently awakened by smoke Those assigned to the traffic aectlon
and unable tQ. escape from the upstairs "are considered outstanding w 0 r k
bedroom. performers in patrol duty" and are
"They were awakened enough to gel chosen "on the basis of desire and
to the door, but whether they opened past work ez:perience," the study team
it and the flames caught them Is hard found.
to say," explained Orlel McClelland, Coordinating their efforts with the tral·
Wilcox told lnvestlgato~ his: roonunate fie aection are the city's Trafftc Com-
and the suspected second victim had miss:lon, Public Works Department and.
gone to a football game and he went Traffic Engineer Bill Damel.l.
to bed after drinking beer aod watching According to tbe st.ate report, en-
television . fo~t efforts iq 1913 resulted in
He said he awakened later beeause the wuance of 22,091 citations, 16,438
his bedroom was full of smoke and cf. them termed "hazardous."
tried to go to the rescue of the other At the same time, the parking control
two when he heard them screaming in officers were issuing 17,493 parking clta·
the other tM!droom. tlons.
Wilcox gave up and hurled himself Police last year amsted 618 per!Ons
through the upstairs window to safety. for driving while under the influence
He was dragged to safety by James of alcohol, 29 percent of them as the
T. English, or 2245 Anaheim St .. , and res ult <lf accidents, the study tea m re· Abraham Bos. or 2200 Fountain Way, rted
both of whom had been attracted to po"111i"s represents an involvement well
the scene ol. the spectacular·blaze. in excess ol that normally expected;"
They told Pol.lee Officer Art Kassel the state officials repotted.
they had nothing else, so they splashed The tud t that "ght the victim's bluing clot.bes with water s ~ no es ei persons
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It looks like just another pretty
girl behind a camera (top) until
she takes her eye off the view
finder an d reveals herself as .
Gina Lollo brigida, the actress
turned photographer who's in
London snapping pictures.
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Says Stans
h1 Right
CONCORD, N.Jt (UPI ) -A lawyer
for l\1aurice Stans has rleni~ any im·
propriety In a 1972 meeti ng invotvlru;: hls
client., forn1er Nixon lawyer llerbert
Kalmbach or Newport Beach and Ruth
Farkas, the sub ject of an investigation
into the alleged sate of an ambassadoria l
appointment for a campaign con-
tribution.
"There was nothing improper discuss-
ed at that meeting," said Roben Barker,
in a lele phone interview.
11e also said Sta ns, a former Ni xon
fund raiser, has not been questioned
or contacted by the Watergate pro-
.,. secut~r·s-office __ _about the Farkas ap-
pointment.
The Watergate prosecutor's office has ~
declined comment on the specifics of
investigations, saying only that the ap-
pointment of Mrs. Farkas to Lux-
embourg continues to be part of an
investigation into the alleged sale of
ambassadorial appointments to Nixon
ca rnpaign contributors.
l\1rs. Farkas, wi le of the millionaire
founder of Alexander's department
stores in New York. was put in touc h
with Nixon re-election officials on two
occasions by Rep. Louis Wyman ( R-
N.H. ), now a candidate for the seat
of retiring Sen. Norris Cotton (R·N.H.).
Wyman, former New Hampshire at-
torney general, has been cleared by
the special prosecutor of any crimina l
in\'olvement in the Farkas appointment.
Wyman, a five-term congressman, has
acknowledged setting up two meetings:
in 1971 between Mn. Farkas, Kalmbach
-now in prison for 8n .unrelated sale
of an appointment -and in itay 1972 between Wyman, Mrs. Fatkas Md Stans
to discuss how she could legally con-
tribute $300,000 under the new feder al
caffipaign law. There wa s no discussion
of an ambassadorial appointment at that
meeling, \Vyman has said.
Ex-gover11or Dies
Former Gov. Luther Ii . Hodges
Sr. of North Carolina who
served as secretary of com-
merce from 1961 lo 19641 died
of an apparent heart attack
Sunday. He was 76.
'fhief Gets Jars
Of Beautv Cream
J
A light-fingered thicr is 90ughl toda y
for stealing 49 jars of an exotic pink
beauty cream from Mexioo out of a
Newport Beach boulique, which suffered
a Si,457 loss.
Daniele Cottet. 0"11cr of Boutique Er-
otiquc, 2&8 Newwrt Blvd., told police
the grand theft must have OCCUITed
during business hours-.
Investigators said Aliss Cottel was
laking inventory Friday when she came
up 49 jars short of the exotic beauty
potion and also round $201n t:ash misstng.
Police did not obtain the name of
the prized beau ty cream and described
it only as being coot.ained in "four-inch"
j_ars va lued at $35 apiece for the large
size and $12 apiece for several smalle r
jars.
standing in the gutter "-ere kµled ~ 2,260 Newport Beacti traf.
· _fie accidents...m..197'--------+I--~· Richard Tbacller, 23, ol 2273 Foontaln And , it points out, one pedestrian died -18-
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Y'ay, w~ Just aniving home from wo~ in 37 pedestrian-auto accidents and ooe
mg a mght 8¥ft when ~ beard the bicyclist wu killed iD 93 accidents ln·
era.ah of a window PoPPID{ out due vol:ving injury t.o bicyclists.
to the extreme heat. To conclude its report, the state study
From Page Al
PUDINSKI •..
Pudinski, perhaps the patrql's most
visible commissioner, olten was out on
the roadways during three-day weekends
in unHonn helping with patrol duty.
He Initiated a crackdown on drunken
drivers shortly after taking o!!ice and
angered some judges when he criticized
them for being too lenient in the handling
of repeat offenders.
Pudi.Mki, whose son, Steve, is a
highway pa trolman , was a COO!istent
skepti c of the value of the reduced
55-mile-a·bour speed limit as a major
saver of lives but defended it as an
"energy crisis" conservation step.
A CH? spokesman said Pudinskl felt
tha t with groundbreaking for the new
patrol academy and the swearing in
of the first women CHP officers that he had accomplished all of the major
things he set out to do in the job.
Supreme Court
Opens New Term
W ASffiNGTON" (UP!l -Otiel Jll!llce
Warren E. Burger, his left ann In
a sling because of a bicycle accl'dent,
today opened the 1974-75 U.S. Supreme
Court te rm that will faoe such thorny
issues as capital punishment and
wiretapping.
The openi ng session was a ceremonial
one at "'hich 14 attorneys were admitted
to practi ce. Then. the nine justi ces went
into · private conferences to begln ron-
sideration d 992 appeals that piled up
over the summer.
Burger came to the bench dressed
in the customary black robe but with
his left arm in a sling underneath.
Burger suffered multiple lnjurles Sept.
20 in a fall from a biCycle but is
able to .JlSC his hand by re6tlng his
elbow on \he bench.
Four at Airport
Nabbed With Pot
CHICAGO (AP) -f'our llllnols men
were arrt:Sted at O'Hani lnttmaUonal
Airport. as they tried to claim baggage
wtUeh pollc< aald contained llO pounds
of marijuana and 100,000 amphetamine
ptll~
The four arrived on two separate
flight! from San Diego, police said. Of.
ficials: said they rectlved 1 tip 1bout
the dnigs from federal authorities in
San Diego.
CMrsed with possession ti marijuana
and posstllion ci da.nguous drugs were
David Ham~on, 23, of Villa Park:
Timothy Flerrung, 19, of Wheaton; and
htichael Buckley. 20, ahd Willla.rn llot·
ti niw r, 27, both of Glen EUyn.
team recommends that a flve--year traf.
fie engineering rngram be established
based on estimates of available funds.
Recommended as part of the five-year
program la use of time 1 a p .s e
photography w gal.her field data.
Jaycees' Project
Gets Dim Vie'v
From Firemen
By KATHY CLANCY
Of 11M Dlltr Pu.t Stflf
Fountain Valley Jaycees have launched
a fire safety program which apparently
does not have the full support of the
city police and fire departments.
Under "Operation Red Ball," Jaycee
v o I u n t e er s will canvass city
neighborhoods passing out red stickers
to be put on the windows of rooms
where children, the handicapped or
elderly sleep.
Jaycees claim the stickers will help
where the greatest help may be needed
in an emergency.
But fire personnel say the sticken
mey net be that much help. In addition,
they point out, the stickers show vanda1s
or burglars where these people may
be.
City Manager James Neal said he
discussed the issue with Fire au.er
Mickey Lawson, who, NeaJ sajd, in·
dicated he "wasn't quite sure of it!:
pracUcality,"
In addition. Neal said, Lawson told
him the Orange C.OUOty Fire Chi.ers
Association has expressed reservations
about the progra m.
Ga rden Grove Fire Chief Sam C.
Sparks. secretary of that organization,
said the group voted not to endorse
the program.
Generally, he said, comments were
the concern for crime, as well as a
feeling that firemen wouldn't go from
window to window looking for stickers
before searching the house.
"It sort. of goes, against our training,"
he points out. "In a fire rescue we
move through a building room by room1
ch<ddng In clooets and under beds -
evtrywhtft."
"We don't want w be critical of the
people wbo are trytng to he.lp,11 be
quickly pointed out, speaking o( tbe
Jaycees and similar groups~
Fountain Valley Police Q>lef Marvin
Fonln said he dbcusaed "Operation Red
Ball" With a Jaycee rtpresentative some • lime ago.
"l IDld him 1 didn't object to It,"
Fonln said. "We aren't endorsing it
or saying it ii no good. Il might save
9()moone 's Ufe."
But be agreed wll.b the ruervaUons
expressed by other o!Oda!J,
Jaycee officials today could not be
rtached for comment.
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vot:. 67, NO. 280, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1974 c TEN CENTS
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Mesa Fire
Burns Two
To Death.
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of ,,.. Dall' PHet Stiff
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One victim o{ an inferno which raged
throu gh a Costa J\tesa apartment SWlday
remained in critical coodilion today,
while coroner's deputies continued the
gruesome job of positively identifying
his two companions who. died in the
$15,000 fire.
William D. Wilcox, 19, or 2253 Fountain
Way East, saved his life by leaping-his
clothes in naines -through n window
and !;living into a concrete patio.
Bystanders dragged the screaming vie·
lim to safety and splash~ water stan·
ding in a gutter on his clothing to
douse the names, police said.
His companions' screams from the
blazing _w.estside apartment unit were
dying out by then in the roar and
crackle of flame which completely gut·
led the apartment they shared.
Wilcox was listed in critical but stable
condition ,,today at Orange County
1.-tedical Center, with. th.ird degree bums
-oVl!~[-Of1il!150df. -
Investigators today h.ad oot positively
identified the two young men who died
when they became trapped in· a bedroom
by the 3:30 a.m. blaze.
Police said it was 99 percent certain
that one is Wilcox' roommate, Richard·
A. St. John, who had rented the Fountain
Way apartment as a co-tenant.
Dental charts were being cbtained in
the Los Angeles area today to determine
if the remains are indeed those cf St.
John.
The second victim is listed as a John
Doe, although police listed a tentative
name only. that of a Richard Arthur,
decribed by Wilcox as his roommate's
buddy.
Ccsta Mesa Fire .Department Battalion
Chief Bab McClelland said today it will
be difficult to determine whether the
victims burned to death er succumbed
before that to smoke inhalaticn.
They were reportedly screaming at
the end, apparently awakened by smoke
and unable to escape from the upstairs
bedroom.
"They were awakened enoogh to get
to the door, but whether they opened
it and the flames eaught them is hard
to say," explained Chief 1t1cClelland.
Wilcox told investigators his roommate
and the suspected seoond victim had
gone to a football game and he went
to bed. after drinking beer and watching
televisioo.
He said he awakened later because .
his bedroom was full of smoke and
tried to go to the rescue of the other
two when he heard them screaming in
the other bedroom.
Wilcox gave up and hurled himself Uu~he upstairs window to safety.
He was dragged to safety by James
T. English, of 2245 Anaheim St., and
Abraham Bos, of 2200 Fountain Way,
bOth of whom had been attracted lo
the scene of the spectacular blare.
They told Police Officer Art Kassel
they had nothing else, so they splashed
the victim's blazing clothes with water
standing in the gutter.
Richard Thacher, 23, of 2273 Fountain
Way, was just arriving home from work·
ing. a night shift when he heard the
crash of a window popping out due
to the extreme heat.
He said he saw the orange glow of
raging fire and raced through the apart·
ment complex, pounding on doors to
awaken tenants whom he belle\'ed were
endangered.
"When the fire oompani~s got there,
they thought the whole building was
oh fire lnsfead of just one apartment,''
Chief 1t1cClelland said today.
He added that Investigators were sif·
(See FATAL nRE, P•ge A%)
PILOT ADS KEEP • CARSON MOVE
"I sold my Z en the first day.''
Thal'& the success story told by the
classilied advertiser who placed thls ad
In the Daily Pilot:
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Miles, a/c, $3900, xn·xxxx.
If you have a used car you'd like
to move. call 642--5671. Put a few words
to work for yoo.
Jn 100 O.ily Pilot.
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• INVESTIGATORS TOUR FIRST FLOOR OF BURNED APARTMENT
They MAy Never Determine What Caused Fatal Costa Mesa Fire
Police Don't Believe
New Trial
Bid Fails
In LA Court
By TO~f BARLEY
01 th• 01Uy Pilot Still
LOS ANGELES -Convicted con·
spirators Eloise Popeil and Dan Ayers
were denied a ne\V trial here t o d a y
and sent lo stale prison for one to
five years for plotting the murder of
her multimillionaire .husband.
Superior Court J udge Mark Brandler
accused the former Newport Beach resi-
dent during his _ sentencing comments
of being "a femal e Dr. Jekyll and 1\1.r.
H)ide who was loving and considerale
to her family and friends, but something
quite different where her husband was
concerned.
"She is vicious, cunning and deprav.
ed ," Judge Brandler added, commenting
that he had received "pathetic and heart
broken" letters from 15 persons.
And the judge quoted several biblical
texts in further condemnation of the
blonde lkfendanl, among them the com-
mandments "Thou shalt not kill" and
"Thou shall not commit adultery."
Judge Brandler ordered the maximum
term for the convicted lovers after being
accused by defense attorney Robert
Green of making "highly prejudicial er-
_rors" _during the seven.week-trial-and
of di splaying '.'bias and prejudice" during
the jury's deliberations.
"You should disqualify yourself from
all post conviction proceedings," the
Laguna Beach attorney argued \vhile
Judge Brandler glared al him from
the bench.
Green said hr based that deman d
on Judge Brandler's stating during a
private prt•ss conference in his chambers
before the final jury verdict v.·as ln
that f\1rs. Popcil. 49. "·as also guilty
of conspiracy and \Vas only cleared of
that charge by a legal technicality.
A jury ended the marathon trial by
finding Mrs. Popeil and Ayers, 37. of
Sa nta Aaa. guilty of planning the killing
of kitchen gadget magnate Samuel
Popeil , 60. of Chicago with "hit man"
Robert Peeler. 34 .
Ayers was additionally conv icted of
Y.'OrkJng11Lt another murder scheme with
"hit man" Donald Reed, 49. Judge
Brandler ruled today that he can serve
the two terms concurrently.
.Rape Revenge Suspect
Lawyers for both defendants served
notices of appeal on Judge Brandler
immediately after their clients were
sentenced.
Judge Brandler refused to even con-
sider the possibllty of freeing the defen-
dants on bail pending the hearing of
(See POPEIL, Page AZ)
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LONG BEACH (AP) -Police said
today they don't believe a claim by
Deborah Joy Kantaeng, 19, that she
was kidnaped and raped by two men
before she killed one or them.
Danny Charles Allen or Santa Ana ,
21, was killed by a shotgun blast Thurs-
day.
. Police detective Bob Aughton said
police obtained new evidence which
allegedly ruled out lbe girl's claim that
she had been laken to a Sanla Ana
park and raped.
Police said they would seek a murder
complaint from the district altomey's
office.
David Fishman, attorney ror Mrs. Kan·
taeng, said earlier that police threatened
hi s client in an attempt to make her
admit she set up the slaying.
Police said l\trs. Kantaeng shot Allen
as he \valkcd through the front door
of her home.
Another man. Carl S. Tice. also of
Santa Ana , fied after tbe shooting and
called police. He was persuaded to return
to Mrs. Kantaeng's home, where he
was arrested.
The woman told authorilies she was
abducted Wednesday at Cerritos by Allen
and Tice and taken to a park in Santa
Ana. She said Allen then raped her
at knifepoint. The men forced her to
give them her telephone number before
releasing her, she said.
Fishman, a Buena Park attorney who
had be<>n handling an accident case
for ~1rs. Kantaeng. denied previous
teports that she invited the men to
her home Friday when they called her.
Uitashow Vote•• Poll
DOlJ7 VP SHARPLY;
TRADI.IVG SO -SO
NEW YORK (UPI) -Prices close<l
broadly higher Monday in moderate trad-
ing on the New York Stock Exchange.
The Dow Jones industrial avera"ge,
which lo.st more than 89 point$ in the
previous 11 sessions, gained 2.1 points.
Tables. Page 87.
Advances led declines by about a JO-to-t
margin among the 1,817 issues traded.
But volume totaled only 15.000.000 shares.
compared with 15,910,000 traded Friday.
Anal ysts said this still sho"·ed hesitancy
on the part of investors.
Prices also were higher in moderate
tradinJl on the American Stock Exchange.
Rocky's 'Neck and Neck'
By JAN WORTH
Of tM Dilly "lt.t Slllf
Mail-in votes from the 40th U.S.
Congressional District are funning "iieck
and neck" en whether or not Nelson
Rockefeller should be con!irmOO as vice
vice president, an aide to U.S. Represen-
tative. Andtew .Hinshaw <R~Newporl
Beach) reported today.
Hinshaw mailed out letters asking
voters in his district to give their opinion
about the . pending confirmation of
Rockefeller.
So for, about 15.000 respanges have
betn tallied. with 7,899 ayes and 7,223
nos. There are about 2.50,000 voters in
tbe district
Chip Cleary, exeCutlve asslslont to
. Hinshaw, said lbe response so Car v.•as . -
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surpr1s1ng. "Thars really quite a big
percentage of the voters-and it could
just be the consensus of the \\'hole
county," Cleary suggested.
Hinshaw said in his letter to cqn-
stltucnts that 1•1 deeply regret the pro-
cess for selecting th'! new vice president,
the second highest elected cfficc In our
nafton." 1
lie said he does not believe the proc_!IS •
llc rty \Valking A.bout
IVA~lllNGTON !UPI) -OOciors -,r-
tcnding Betty Ford said today Lbe fJrst
Lady spends much of her day . out 0£
bed Rnd is moving about "as she wlahcs"
while recovering from breast cancer
surgery •
should substitute the judgment of the
members of Ccngress for "the ballot
box choice of 215.000,000 Americans."
Cleary said with Ccngress recessing
Friday It appeJ.rs t.be' the vote on con--
flrmllJon WlU not occur unt il November.
~ked ;r lnnshaw would vote according
to ihe l&llLrc1ultt,. Cleary said .[IOl
ncceasarlly'. "He'll vot e based on The
tesUlll<>nY cffcred in the HouSe and
Senate as Yi·ell 111 on the tally.," Cleary
said ... His bask: idea on this thing was
to !live ~~ a chance to have A voice."
tllnShaW s dl!trtct. which lnclude9 part
of San Diego Couhty as well, comprises
34 perctn\ or the Orange C.Unty vole.
Cl .. rY ,.kl In !be flrot few doys
JJlnce the mallin g, about 3,500 ballots
-bavc been coming in each day •
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WANTS NEW VERDICT
Convicted Conspirator Ayers
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L11lly .. llot SIMI PllDIM
WILL APPEAL CONVICTION
Newport's Eloise Popeil
A b1·1111t Atl1ao11taeeuae1at
Com1nissio11e1· Pudit1sl\:i
Qiritti11gilighwayPatrol
01Uy Pllot Si.II PMIO
QUITS CHP LEADERSHIP
Commissioner Pudinski
IGssinger Says
_$50,000 Gift
'Not Violation'
\VASHJNGTON (AP \ -Secretary of
~tale Henry A. Kissingcr defended the
propriely o{ a $50.000 gift from Nelson
A. Rockefeller by releasi ng a letter
Loday signed by t"·o former lawyers
for ex·President Hichard ~1. Nixon.
The letter said the gift did not \'iolatc
the !aw or conflict-or-1ntrrcs1s rcgu!li·
lions.
The gift by the \'ice prcs1dent-dcsigna!e
"'as confirmed S11turd11y, when a
Rockefeller spokesn1a n 5 a id it
represented grat1lt1dL• for long-time
service by KissingL'r.
Th"h l~UlSt. dlit~ Jah . TS, 196~. Said
"the contem))latcd gift or nloncy to you
is based onl y upon your close personal
friend ship and is a din>ct resul t of
not only th1:1t fricndshi1> but the high
persona! estccn1 1n l\h1ch they (the
Rockcrcllerst hold you
'·Therefore. v•e rind thal such a gift
·wou)d· not \•l.:ilalo either !ht• statutes.
mrecutlvt' order or rcgul11t10NJ involving
conn ict-of-interest!! ...
The letter v.·as signed hy f;ct~·ard LL
1 Ofg:ln and Egil Krogh Jr .. both al
that time 'deputy counsel to t>resJdent
e:lttt Nlxon
(Krogh this ~·car served four months
tn prison after pleading guilty to
violating the . civil ri,!tbLs of Da.nlcl
E!Jsb<>rg's psychi11lrl st in n Qre.aki.n.)
The RocktfeHcr l\pOft~mAn said
earlier thol Kissinger put the money
Into tru sts for hl~ t"o children ahd
had flied gift tax rtturn~.
SACRAMENTO (U PI t -\V ?l le r
f\idinski. the California if i C h w a Y
Patrol's first up-from-the·ranks co~
missioner, abruptly res!gned torlay and
pl3ns to return to y,·ork in his former
civil service post. "
Pudinski, ap~rflted by Gov. Ronald
Reagan to tMe S37,000-a-year post in
1972, will 'be succeeded by his chief
deputy , {)an Lanza. The resignation is
effecJiVe Nov. I.
Pudinski, who built a reputation as
a tough enforcer of drunken driving
Jaws. said he has found in 28 months
as commissioner of the 8.00Q..emptoye
patrol that "I gain far greater personal
satisfaction "'hen "'orking in the field
than I do \\·hen completely involved
J(}.16 hours a day in manageme:il ad·
ministration.''
lie said he planned to return to his
former civil service position of supervis·
ing inspe<:tor and move to the San
Bernardino area. He said he plans lo
rt!lire in tl'l'O to four years.
Pudinski y,•as the pa1rol's first com·
missioner to "'ork up through the ranks .
He joined the statewide law enforcement
agency in 1951.
Lanza. $3, is a 24-year velcran of
the patrol and likewise up from the
ranks. He has been deputy commissioner
since 1972 under Pudinski.
/\ spokesman for Reagan sal•I "The
Govemor accepted the r c s i g n a t 1 o 11
regretfully. He's been very pleased 111!h
the job Pudinski has done. lie l1kL'S
\Valier and l\'ishes him nothing but good
fortune."
Pudinsk i. whose announcement flashed
around the state on the CHP·s teletype
network, said he was now "firm 1n
the opinion !hat l have proved an officer
fron1 the rank s can be lrustL-d to do
the Job" as contmissioncr.
!See PUOINSKJ, Page A%)
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~~ast
Weather
Partly ck>udy skies tonight 11 1th
~u percent chanre of sllo11•c1~
through Tuesday. ac_ct>rding to th"
11l'atherman. Highs 1"ui>sday r·x-
pccted in the 101\ 70s 111th over-
night \o"s of about 60.
L'\SIDE TOD\ V
The nian.u sides oJ fr<1111\
S111a1ro, tli c n1a1l ir/10 pla1:1~ 1t
l11s tray, nre given a tu•1t1 look u•
a C'Ol1tnnt by r1arr1t1111n1ei11
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She Has Beef
Ou Pur.~e Tlieft
lt the pu~ snatcher had snipped
the strap on a.1ary Kurwlck's other
urnl. the rr~n1e 1n ight hu\'C been
cattle rus!ling.
Tiie \\lttitlh'r livestock ent i uiilst
told Custn ri1c!lll police Sunday
srter tht! $28'L, vuroo thc!t that
~11c tmd ample reason not 10 itn·
tnediately notice 'A'ht!n lhe purse
siring \\:J~ tut as she rnadc her
\1ny 1tiro11gh il rrov.d of !>'-"OPle.
• .;he \\'fls con11ng 1>ut of the heel
barn nt the Oran~c Co u n I y
Fi'l\rgrounds she explalncd in ;i
v. rillen i.tatcn1cnl to 0 f f i c c r
\\1illiam Sandcr.s.
"On rny arrn v.•as a while purse,
:1lso ;in C'lectrtr shrars In my
otht•r ha nd 11<.is ;1 l.000 )lOUnd·
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F rom l'nge A l
PU DI NSKI. ••
shortly urtcr he was appointed,
Pudinski personally disanned a 20-year-
old man \Vho jammed a loaded revolver
into his stomach when Pudinskl surprised
!he gurunan rumsnagmg through his un·
n1arked state car.
The con1missioner 'A'as unarmed when
he grabbed the barrel of the .38 caliber
revolver with both hands and then
wrestled his assailant to the ground.
Pudinski, perhaps the patrol's most
visible commissioner, often was out on
tbe roadways during thrce+day weekends
in uniionn helping v.•ith patrol duty.
He initiated a crackdown on drunken
drivers shortly after taking office and
angered some judges when he criticit.ed
lhem for being too lenient in the handling
of repeat offenders.
Pudlnski, whose son, .Steve, is a
highway p.iitrolman, was a consistent
skeptic of the value of the reduced
55-mile-a·hour speed limit as a major
saver· of lives but defended it as an
"energy crisis·• L'Onservation step.
A CHP spokesman said Pudinski felt
that \11ilh groundbreaking for the new
patrol academy <1nd the swearing · in
of the Orsi v.•omen CHP oUicets that
he had accon1plished all of the ma jor
things be set out to· do in the job.
Mond11 , October 7, 1974
~~mmodity
Trading
Plumn1ets
BULLETIN
"'ASlnNGTON (Uf'I) -Ag riculture
~crelary Earl But1. this afternoon an-
nouftl-ed a ntiw ll)'littm requlri11g prior
go\·trnlnl'nt •pproval for major li8!eg of
U.S. grain to rol'fign counlrlts arulbinttd
that export centrols rnl&bt be lmt101ed If
the voluntary sys tem failed to work..
Dy The Associated Prus
Farm commod ity futures plunimeted
on the Chicago Board of Trade today,
the first day or trading since the Ford
atl1nmistration 31Ul0Wlced that it c.an-
Ct'led the sale or $500 million worth
of wheat lo the Soviet Union.
Observers said it appeared that traders
were concerned that the cancellation
of the Soviet sale might be a forerunner
of other such activity or even of broad
export Controls.
lt also appeared, they said, that com-
modities not associated with t h e
agriculture industry were selling sharply
lower for generally the same reason
as applied to farm products.
There were orders for millions of
bushels or wheat, com, soybean,, and
FORD MAY ASK INCOME TAX
SURCHARGE. Story, P•g• A4.
oats to sell on the opening and bids
were made at limits lower. Only a
few sales were coosummated because
buyers were scaree.
Futures also were down at the Kansas
city Board ot Trade.
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Pn-per s Spell
Cll mp for .Band
'I'hoae newspapers that have been atackln& up in dusty cornen ot
the 1arage can help Costa flfesa
High Sdtool band members auend
band camp.
Band members are asking local
residents to bring · papers, either
tied or bagged , to the Coeta Mesa
lligh School music building parking
lot between 9 a.m. and noon Satur·
day.
No mngazines or telephone books
v.111 be accepted.
Proceeds from the project will
go into a fund to send band
members to a cam'p deslgned to
improve their musical skills.
Frona Page A l
FATAL FIRE •••
ting through the charred rubble again
today lo ..Alelermine the c a u s e -i f
possible-but that it will be difficult.
"We believe it started downstairs in
tbc living room area," he added.
He said the blaze spread for so me
lime before it was noticed and reported ,
due to it.s being concealed from view
and the fact most people in the area
v.·cre tn bed asleep.
Deputy Coroner Harold 11-1innlck said
today that positive identification of the
t~\'O bodicS found huddled face down
on the bedroom floor could be ac-
complished sometime Tuesday.
Senior Citizen
Club Signing
New Members
"Ford. anxious to fmd out how fanners October is new members month for
are taking the cancellation of the the Senior Citizens C1ub sponsored by
shipments to the Soviet Union, made the Costa Mesa Department of Leisure
a call to the Kansas wheatlands Sunday Services.
night. Club activities, for local residents over
"Pretty nea rly all the people out here so years old, include weekly business
are displeased," Clarence Ochs, a farm meetings, birthday celebrations, ex-
equipment dealer in Otis, Kan., said cursions and tours .
after talking to the President. Bridge_, ~inochJe and canasta is played
Ochs, 69, said about l,500 fanners from 11 •· 3 Tu~· · a.m . ..., p.m. o:: ....... ys; coo-
were attending the grand opening of tract bridge· on Wednesdays, and square
his fann equipment business when the dancing and table games on Thursdays.
President called Sen. Bob Dole, ( R-Meetings are held in the Community ~~ Kan.), a guest of honor. Recreation Center at the west gate of
, ~ Ford talked to Dole, then to Ochs. the Orange County Fairgrounds.
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O.lly 1'1111 Stiff l'ltlllt
SHANNON CROCE, 10, SISTER, TRACEY, 6, STUDY OLD BIKE
Plenning Aread for. Fiesta de Costa Mesa Bicycle Event
Mesa'sFi~et Oct.11
A colorful parade of pedal-powered
transportaLion will highlight the 1974
Fiesta de""Costa Mesa Oc;t. 11, 12 and
13 at Costa Mesa City Park.
The parade i.s open to bicycles,
tricycle~ baby buggies, s t r o 11 e r s ,
unicycles, tandems, and other pedal·
powered bikes.
It will begin at 9 a.m. Oct. 12 at
the Manlan School parking lot, 695 W.
19th St. Check in time is 8 a.m.
There will be four prize divisions,.
baby bugjies and strollers, cyclists up
to age 11, cyclists 12 to 17, and cyclists
18 years and older.
Tickets for a day for two at Disneyland
will be awarded to the wiMer in each
division.
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No Offsl1-0re
-· Oil Leases
'Until Study'
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The .Interior
Department will not sell leases for
offshore oil exploration before en-
vironmental studies have been made
despite a controversial memo that in-
dicates the contrary, a department of·
ficial assured Congress today.
Jared G. Carter, deputy Jnlerior
Undersecretary and author of the memo.
said it was intended as merely a
''schedule" for offshore lea sing and 'A'as
"i:iot a very important policy statement"
'nie memo, published by lh e
\Vashlngton Post last week. said that
at tile direction of I n t e r i o r
UndersecretMx John C. Whitaker, carter
was asking the federal officials responsi-
ble for leasing to draft a "finn leasing
schedule'' to include "10 millina acres
leased in 1975 -not just 10 mllllon
acres offered."
Environn1entalists i m m c d i n t c I y
challenged the proposal as contrary to
government promi!*!S that leases would
not be sold until studies of how offshore
oil drilling will affect the environment
are completed. They said such studies
have not been completed for most of
the more promising lease sites, would
not be completed by 1975 and in some
cases were not yet begun.
Carter renewed the pledge that no
leases would be issued prior to en·
vironmental study in testimony before
a Seoate subcommittee headed by Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy (0-Mass.).
BeSides being just a schedule, the
memo was intended to end debate within
the agency over just how much ocean
floor should be leased, Cater said, as
some ot!icials felt the amount should
be greater.
"It meant knock off debate, produce
a schedule," Garter said." "I frankly
don't think it's worth a great deal of
discussion."
a "Normally we've had real good reports Yearly membership fee is $1. It en----~Spc-----1-1-on-FonHill--thls-dealc<ame-upf Ochs-. l!IJ~·t!Je-monthly~ett·-'--•---
... V .1.af said in a telephone inte rview. "Senior Scoop," a directory , of club
~· IS __ , '------+---'
$10.20
IMPORTANT?
\,el\.\JP On Saturday, Ford persuaded two members names and phone numbers Cat erporten, Cook Industries Inc. of and invitatioos to all birthday celebra-
TONlGUT
OCC LECTURE -"Be ?.1ode, Vogue
and Pretty Too.'' Marjorie SwenSJn lec-
turer, Estancia lligh Forum, 7:30 p.m.
COOKING DEMONSTRATION
Ed ison .Company program, Costa Mesa
City Council chambers. 7:30 p.m.
UCl LECTURES -"The Octult,"
Room 178 Humanities Hall, 7 p.m. "Com-
mercial and In vestment Properties."
Room 101 Physical Science Bldg., 7:00
p.m.
TUES DA ·r , OCTOBER 8
SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB -Com·
munity Recreation Center, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, II a.1n . .J p.m.
NE\VPOH.T-il!ESA SCHOOL BOARD -
Regular meer1ng. Costa rilesa City Coun·
cil chambe rs. 7.30 p.m.
"BEHIND THE HEADLINES" -Dr.
Giles T. Brown lecturer, OCC Forwn,
7:30 p.1n.
·•THE REAL INSPECTOR llO UND"
-South Coast Repertory Theater,
through Sun. 8 p m.
t'CJ LEC'TL 'nF.s -.. \\1omen's Forum,
Room I-Ill ~1<1l Science Lab. 7 p.m ..
"New !)1n•1;tiflns for Free -Lance
\Vr11ers,'' Hoom 101 Physical Science
Bldg. 7 p.111 . "Lnnrln1ark s of Arl,'' Room
178 lluman1t 1cs Hall. 7 p.01.
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Memphls aud Continental Grain Co. or lions
New ':ork C!~, to cancel contracts to n.'xse wishing to sign up may do
sell $5llO million worth of com nnd so at an weekday ineeting of the club
wheat to the Soviet Union. or by oont.aeting Donna Adam 556-5391
1'.1eanwhile, grain exp(lrters were in· between a a.m. and 5 p.m.' Aionday
vited to meet with Admioistratlon of· through Friday.
ficials today to discus,, voluntary
cooperation and reporting that would
assure reasonable supplies to both
domestic and foreign users.
Government officials reportedly were
annoyed that Cook and Continental kept
the sale secret until after the contracts
were signed.
White House press secretary Roo
Nessen said fGrd told the exporters
of his "strong concern over the potential
domestic impact that such sales could
have at a time when the United States
is experiencing a disappointing harvest
of feed grains."
Knife-wielding
Bandit Hits Mesa
Motel for $69
A Costa ?vlesa motel manager v.•ho
can1c oul to ansv.·cr a ring ing office
lt'.'lcphonc Sunday night found a knife·
wielding man \Vaiting v.·ith a different
1nessage: Hand over the money.
Douglas R. Han nah, 38. said he gave
!ht'.' bandit $69 from lhe cash drawer
r1fter being confronted with the six-inch
kllchen knife in the office ol the Vaga·
bond Motor Hot el.
The armed robber, who also lndlcated
he had a gun, then fled the motel
al 3151 !{arbor Bh·d., shortly before
JI p.m., police said.
Hannah described hlm as being in
his 20s and "'earing dark clothing, in-
cluding a Navy blue watch cap.
From Page Al
PO PEIL • • •
their appeal.
He pointed out lo the two defense
lawyers that Ayers was a highly qualified
pilot who could use Mrs. Popeil's
substantial funds at any time to buy
an aircraft and fly the pair out or
the country.
Judge Brandler agreed with Deputy
District Attoreny Peter Bregman that
the jury "exercised sound and mature
judgment" when it convicted both defen-
dants of soliciting murder and cleared
them of related C'Ollspiracy allegations.
California law does not provide pro-
secution and punishment for the crime
of conspiracy to commit murder if the
killing is to be carried out in another
state.
Judge Brandler recalled today that
the convicted pair had discussed six
different wa ys in which J\.frs. Pope ii 's
estranged husband could be eliminated.
Among them, he said, Y•as the sug·
gestion that both Pope.ii and hls
housekeeper be shot and dumped in
the same bed in the millionaire's Chicago
apartmenl T1'oe O••nfJ" (""'' 0••'• PilOI, *"1" W!lltll h
tOtrltlontCI lM NeM Pt~\~.'' PllOh.lotCI by IM
O<•nqc CIN•t Pul;>l.,1\1111 c.o...-ny. St11t•tl•
1.'<IOl•OI'' ••t poibll•P>l'CI. lt'O..CS•~ tlotouQll Fr1Cll y,
IOI' C:O.,l.t ~•\<I, /.~,.Port !leKft, H ... lk't<!IOll
l!f'1tll•Fo.,..1,·n 111•1•• u~ s.1<11,
,,.,,..l...,OOl~bo<~ ••I S.n 0•1T1tn1<11Sen Ju.111
(~P'''''"° 6 .,,., • •eQ'°""I td1t~ ~
wb!·"'•n \,1tu• 1~, .onCI '>'-"'°"r< '"" pr1nc 11111
DUb!"n1nq f1lt M •' !l)O V<lr•! 0.y Strttl, (M\6 ~w. (.ll11Qrn11 •••U.
Roher! N Weed
r.,,.,,~nt •I'd Pu!>!•""''
The OOldup was the second motel rotr
..... bery 'A'ithin the past week. It followed
one al the Costa iltesa · Inn ln the same
nrea of Colita ltf esa.
The aim of the defendants, it was
su~sstully alleged, was to make
Popeil 's $9 million fortune available to
hlrs. Popeil who believed she would
get little ()r nothing from his estate
from Qlicago divorce court.
Her repeated adultery and her rela-
tiooship with Ayers, Bregman "'said,
\l'Ould be certain to lead a Chicago
judge "'orking under that state's law
t.o deny her any alimony or support. J,1ck R. Curley
\<"!, ..,,., ·~nl '"" C..~••11 ,,._,...,.,
r 11omds Keevil
t<l•tOr
rhomd!> A. Murphlne
M1n1g111 E<li10t
Charle!. H, Loo<> Ricl\ard P. Nall ~U•>l~nl WlflfQ r-;i EOllC11'1
Co,tet Mesa Oftict
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~lesa 's Surfi11 g
Toiu1.1ey Due;
Time to Enter
The First Annual Costa Mesa Surfing
Ouunpionshlps will be held nut weekend
in Huntington ~ch for jWJlor and aenior
high -Oludents. Surfing enthusillSlS may registtr for
the conleSt tbrolll!h Thur1day 11 the
Leisure Services Ocpa.rtment at Costa
~1esa Oty Hall. Rei{lstratlon fee is SO
ce1lls for junior hig'h studools 11nd fl
for high scOOOI ootrants.
In Av>'ards will be handed out both
boys Md girls' dlvb:lons in all grade
levels.
Frecslyle and kMtboard competitions
will be held at each grttde 1ev~. "rhe
· first race wUI bt at 7 a.m S11lurday
at Uf<!guard ·Station 11, HWltin&ton
Beach.
"I have spent many. many hours
reviewing this trial and I have also
studied the many heart.rendering and
touching letters sent by people pleading
for· clemency for Mrs. Popcil," Judge
Brandler said,
Driver Sues City
In s,veeper Crash
Dtmages totalling $ISOJOOO have betn
d<mand<d by a motorist who claims
a City of CMta ?.fesa street 1weeper's
negll~tnce led to a collision bctwetn the
clcaruJ18 vehicle and his aUlo.
David JUchard Adams names the city
and city employe Arthur ilarrison Htller
as defendants in his Orange County
Superior Coot< action.
I-le st.ites Heller ·was at the O)Dtrols or the sweeper when the collision oc-
curred last Ftb. 27 on Victoria Street in
Coeta Mew.
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My LOSANGELES
FEDERAL SAVINGS
account earned more,
$10.20 more, than ln a
comparable savings
account in a large
.· · , •... , / commercial bank.
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Day-in and day-out earnings, with interest
earned from the first on the funds deposited by
the 10th of every month can make earnings up
to 41 % hi Rher. Maximum interest rates are pre-
scribed by Federal authorities, but there are
various methods used to com pute interest ...
and the people at Los Angeles Federal Sav.
ings compute interest in the most favorable
method for savers. You'll find out how every
dollar earns every day when you make your
opening deposit in your Los Angeles Federal
SaVings accounL ·
ANNUAL INTEREST RATES UN INSURED SAVINGS
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