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MOi\IDAYAFTERNOON-, DECEMBER f6, 1~1-4
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Mesa Man i What a .. Curve ·~~de Teen: .,. . ~~b4:on.vict@d . • J,_it!l~ ,_[.eag_u~ _ 0 _!ned_ tQ_ <iir_1!.. JleJ.i,eved,,
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PRESIDENT ENJOYS. ARLY MORNING DIP IN MARTINI QUE
French Gendarnae WalkS Pist Pool at Troia llets ---
Fdrd; Erenc.h fJhief .
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By HELl~N TllO)ll\.S
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ducers. especially the Arabs.
-~--~--..:)-!--· todey--.ave-gifb lhe-Hnal JHgeal-t-haL-pl;;iy..Li.lUe,Leagt.le..btieballJas-1xl)1's~---d . r · rauu. rrom now on they can play Little Thal dt>cision was !'Int! of 22 class· ' fY1fl"Ve .
,' ~ague baseffi\11 on an equal footi?:. action suits ~ile~ acr.oss the col!nlry on ·. ' ,....e" ·
with boys. · behalf of \vould-beg1rl ball players. _ -111 • • • •
On a voice vote and \Vith no deba e, Thc'legal action grew out of protests /. ltunl1ng~~n Beach police today con~ Sy-A~~1~1~~t!,~SEL it sent to P.residenl Ford a bill tl]at -especially vigorou~e past l\\"O t1nued1_tpe1r. search for c~l{e~ on how -r str.ikes any mention or sex from ihe s ummers -that Litt e League of· .t he nu_tle bod~· aJ a_ \Vestm1nstcr youth
A Costa . !vlesan'-v.·ith r eputed hi gh ~ Little League 's official feder,a l ficials we1·e unfairly anninl;' girls -probably the xn:t'im of drug ov~r·
le\•el gangland connections and v.•po charter. from the league. '-.,. ·dose -. v.•a:-; a~an,d~ned belo\v the
faces several pending criminal The 'W' strikes qut the word "boy" The Little League even alty asked Bolsa Ch_ica Blurt s l·_r1day.. . .
chur'geshas beenconvicted\\'llhthree each time it appe.ars in the 1969 Congress totame.nd ils ·~harter1o Investigators bcllc,·c l,he bod}: ol
olhl'r n1cn in a stock market fraud charter and r~places it with the ,,·ore.ls llfJ'mit it to a mitgir~. \ J?arrell G, Templeton. 18, 1382~ i\11\an
schen1e. , ··young people.··~· ··-1'he report noted that hearings un . :-il.. ~,~·:1.s dragge~. rroill' a vehich· on
Ed\11 ard Zuber. 36. "·hose 1ast lOcil .., And from asentencelhatstalcs lhat Lhl• bill est·l lishcd thul .. Congr1.•ss P-ic1 11 c Coast lligh\\'ay and dra;.:gl'tJ
address v.•as on Yukon Drive, races the purposes of the. lea,gu artt..lo-lir-. will not (ole~Atc separate but. equai··. or lussed do"·n wthe be:.t('h. .
sentencing in Nev.' York city Jan. 28 still "Citizenship, sportsmanship and .,. . l r '. 1'. ., th·· L•'ttl·• Police o\·crthe ,,·cekcnd qucs llonl'd for hi~ rule in a scheme to sell un· . h d .. '" bill . ik--... _ , _, lit a tmcn o gir :. 11 .. -lho-,l" \rho thcv b~lil'V'-' .... a\V . k -h ~--d --· --man oo , •. -u1c slr. ~ "oru League-. . reg 1st red sloe· t al nette 5335,000 ··manh d." · 'J'cmpleton l<ist.
__.(pr J1articipants. II 0 ~ c v e r , t h e . w ·o r d They mus'rPlay on lhe same tea.ms '"\\'e 're ~aCl\lracking hi1n."' Sgt.
l-1~ and oneolher among the.four de· ·~rtsmanr;;hip" ~a~ Lefluntouched. as boys and on an equal ba:.1s \\'Jlh :\!only )·J_ch:cnnon. 1n ch.Irg~ ul 1he in·
fend ants v.•ere also indicted last v.·eek , 'ths..(.ha:l~es made will be sufficient t~em, the report mai ntained. ve~t1ga t 1?n fur l lunt1n~lou He Jell
in connection v.·ith" a S250,000 La s to allow girls to play on e\·ery Lillie 'l'be. Little League \\'as founded in police. :.;.nd . ,
\'egas gambling ca-Si no ripoff carried League tea m in the nation. 1939 as a summer ba:.cba11 µrogr:im Au :i~lop:.y by Orang1! Cou n~ v
out \\'ith elaborate sophistication . 1 • The congressional action-fol\ov.•s a for young boys. ~oronc·r :. de~ut1es 1nd1cuted th:1l
1'he n1osl rec·ent legal actiori, a·n decision last t<i·larch bv the J'\'ew· It recei\·ed ils charter from I t•mpleton died abuu1 1n1dn1 .(!ht
eighl·day trial. ended with Zuber and Jers.ey SutJreme fourl appel1<1le Co · J 1 1969 'fhur:.d:ly. Snrfl•rs on B01~.1 Ch 1(',1 his associates being found guilty of ;.1 ngrc:.s in u .. y · Stoll' B1.«rt'h r'ound the body ;1boul 1-!L
schcrTi e to sell unregistered stock in a <i.nl. f'riday
shell corporation and thus rig the Shot· bJJ Policeavo·11IRJI UranJ.!1' Count~· <:oronl·r·,. 111-
n1 a rket. \'C:.lH!:.ilor Hi c:hard SlauAh.1<:r 1od,1y
·Llkc. the recent indictment on the t·lc ar~•l up i:onl lit ung l"l'fX11ts 1\ll 111,.
casino case, the charges on 11·hich R s t p ~ k d at1\.,p,,y r..:·~ult:-..
Zuber was convicted Thucsday OC· ·ape uspec IC e Tlw ""'"'"" "'"' not "'°"I"""" curre& during' a period in 1969 and (Sec BOD\', P 3'.g1· .\::1
1970. according ·to government pro-
secutors. W p~ f It 1'hree defendants and form er as· rong ace or ~~~lna~cesg a~~ ~~~~·~~~~h ~~~~~;i~s~~ . ,
had already pleaded· g uilty :ind r\E\I/ YORK <UPl l, As police tell "'I r:i1nc back in the bcdruon1 and
lestifit>cl a gainst Zuber and thcothers. ii. a 30-year-old man picked the \vrong identified n1 yself as a p11llc1• officer ~\ssistant U.S. Attorney John l\1 . · apartment to attempt a rape today. but ht' kept cn1ning on ." :-.he :.,ud.
\\"al ker Jr. told the court Segal used Th~ suspeft. identified-ou;.f'ranci~co ·''Then I shot him 111 the le)? ··
nominees in a scheme for profit in Coloil ,end e'jt_Ull \\'ith agunshotwound Colon \\a:-. t.ikl'll l•l Bellevue
which stock.of Pioneer Development of the leg 3fter he allegedly tried to llo .... p1ta l. i\ ~pokl'!.llJ,111:11 the East 5th
Corporation was manipulated. rape a ·police \\'Oma n·s roommatl". Str1·ct stalionhnu:.c :.aid Col on \\'OU\d
lie sate! Segf1.I assured suspicious in-Police :laid 1>01ice officl'r Anna be c.ha r gerl \l'ilh :ll te rnptcd rapl'.
,·estors that the firm had government i\larie i\lartucciello sho~ the man burglar\, attl'lllptl'd murder and
contracts to produce "''hat were after he ciimlx'tl through a rear \Vin-cri111inal po:.se:.:.11Jn or a da ngerou~
termed mobile heaters, ultimately dov.• of her third-noor apartment in \1·eapon.
leading to an 5800.000 joss for those lhe East Village ::ind an.acked her
1vho pul u1oney_into lhe'tlhony firm. roomn1at~. . C~aus Rips Off The three defendants who pleaded Offic~r i\lartucciello sa ill~he sus-
guilty and testified :rga insl the others ~ct threutened ·her--~wtlh-· large
\1·i\I b1• sentenced Jan. 13, v.·hiie kitchen l\nifc \\'hc.n she res ~cl t•1
·.Zuber, Segal, Afllhony Scardino. of her roommate's cries. ",\nn.-Ann, p• E l
i·louston. 'fex. and 1-lo\vard Finkels· .there 's a man in my room." IZZ8 8 ery
tcin, of Buyside. Queen. N. V., are due Neither woman \1'3S injured .
o n Jan . 28 to go be fore U.S. Officcri\1:1r1ucciell o.\vho said she ·1 CJ
i\lagistralc Lloyd F. J\lcl\.1ahon. h:td ""duzcd ofr'' :i t the kitchen table. ll emente
(~ee •'R.\UD, Page AZ'/" 11·as ll\\'iJkened by her roommall-''" .
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F;1ir through Tue-.da~ alon g
lhc Orange Co.isl \\Ith ~on1e
~u :.ly northeaster!~ v.1nd ...
Sli~htly v.·armer \.\llh high'i of
75 ,1t the beaches ;1nd MO inland.
Lo\\'S tonight 50 lo 55.
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TYt11"1Jor <•I .\,·1, Uu/\'•1 l11·11u,,;· .
.'ilurJJ /'u•/l' 11 Byt Saudi Arabian Q.il minister
'fROIS !LETS. ~t ::irUniquc lUl!I1, -Alimed Zaki \-'amani snid in an in'.
--·President F6fd aria f'rC"ff?h-Pfci<>ldent te_a'..iil'W pup1ishL1d loday that ~'I.tempts
V;t!C.1',\' Giscurd "d'Estaing. re\'el'~ing b-J11COusumer counlrie~ to rorce down
l----0-0eude-oLFranco.o\nl"4oan.J1i.Yttlr·Y, ()l11'tite oc::tl'duting-consumpttorr---------------~-loda v.-ended " 1hrcl•:da¥,..illm.mlt \li'ould.noL\\'Ork.. CAR ""'N_S __ _
.cries l'or hel p. \\lhl'n shl" cnl crcd the A yo ung n1 :1n \1·ho ga 1·r ht:-. n.iml· c111·
bcdroom-;-!he~t1id l~!11an _::sa n1e fl L -1.y~l:ius phoned in :111 order tor -··
me v.•ith 3 arsCl1:1lcfic11 kn 1ft·. I µ11,1,;, to a San Clen1cnl1' hu).1111.'>I~ l!!tl'
grabbed his arm and \.\'e \\'restted ·· Sund a\" and prO\'l'<I th al not. e\·cryonc
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" .. .......... -.. M•.,•• ".:'., meeiing with ':umouncement ut a un· i "I don't think lhat allempts lo -ll. lJ ' ' WEf;L,
ified appronch to the worldwide oil forct a loWering or oil prices by cut· --""'cr1s1s. · · -tin;.iowirconsumption ..-·1>•rt •r" SO DOES AD --
The leaders, in a Joint comn1unlque, confrontation slrntegy can work,''
_\irgedthatlhencxt11epindeve\oping Yamanl (Old the Middle Ensl
a coordinated oi l policy should be a. economic i Urvey, a Beirut weekl}'. , ·
meeting in !\larch bel'\\'ecn oil· l"'The Organiiation or Petroleum
consu.!J1tn_g h@1strlal nation,,., the le's EKWT\ing-Countries can cut procluc·
de\"t>'lo1)ed nations and the \\·orld's t>il lion h)· at. least 33 percent wilhout
producers. financial d~n1age to its members.'' he
The.l\larch ··pte1,ar:itory" meeting, :sil l.ct. "·Whereas ev~n" (O percent cut
_,_ thC\' :said. !hould be roUowed "b in. in consumption ~Id be highly 011·
tcn'1iv<' consultations among con· 1fm1s 1c7 'T
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~um~r countries" to prepare. positions The Jo'rCn ch pr.csident latC!r told n
ror a 1.-ite-r \\'Orld oon!er<·uce. The ncv.·i; conf~re.nce he did not hold much
United Stuteli hus Ix-en pushing fur u. hope thaCthc Arabs will slgnirlcantly
unified po lie~ amon~ 01l ·co.nsumlna~· lo1o1-'er oil prices. •
nat ons io dealing \\Jlh lhe oil 1>rJJ·' CSeeSUI\fl\llT, Pagr /\2f
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··The response was really great.
"I sold m '! cnr on the first call." the
satisfied ad\·crtiser rrom Corona del
_,.'darsaid.
J-lere is the Dai ly P ilot ad "·hich
.convel'led his car toca:'h:
"62 l\.IONZr\. runs "'ell .
l\'ceds body work•.1150*
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1r you h11ve ,a .car lo .6cll, call
&12-Yi78 l'ul ot few words to "'o'rk ror
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She said she broke free and ran lo ,,·1thttic namc1s1hµl~cncrou.1, ..
the ~itchen '11.'here.-.ti& had lt(t her • E1nployes of Shakcy's l'i1.1a ;1t 4 Iii
ser\•1c~ rCVQlver. '' · Avcnida Jlico ph(lned police Sund.iy
,2 Ships Shelled
• SAIGON fUPJ) -Governm enl
mill~t.V sourtts repiorted today that
tY.'O s hips en route rrom South Viet-
nam to l'hnom Penh were hit hy Com ·
munlst gunfi•"C us the vessels moved
up the \\'111ding l\.lckong River. Firt').
broke out aboord the two ships, th1·
~ourcei; said, but It WV$ not known i nl-
medialely h .serious thc'y \.\'Cre Ol' If
there wcri:: uny ca!luallics.
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after ClitU6 left lht> 1>rem1!if!s.
\\lorker5 said that arter heuring theo .
name \\'1th the phon~ or·d1•r. lht•y
figured it \\'3" a hoax unlll Claus
shov.<'d up to dcmnnd his p1f.1.11 .
The cn1ploycs Wt•nl tu \.\"Ork, ln1l
\\"h1:n I ht• cu:-.tuml·r v.·a~ r('.uly l o I akt•
the p11 1u l'. he :-.1n1pl ~ ~t.1hhctl thcn1
and i ll·1I th rot1,i.:h the dQOr
lit• \c f1 \.\llhoul P<J\tn~ th1 • t.1\1 c}l
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1\ nd . the \\ 01·kr1· ... s uul. hl' flc·ll n111 1 n ,1
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<'I A2 s ~ond1 . December 1&, 197(
$1125 Fee Entails
, -Much Medita.tian
lly JA.~ \\'ORTll" 6f Uot D.our P1i.c ~1.ou
. T\1~l' a clay my friend Ton y i;oes into his room. sink s into a soft
p11l11\1 . !P•d meditates for 20 minutes. The results arc infallible. HI!:
("Om1,_·s 1;t1 calm :.u1d tran;quil. E\'en becilifi c. '
I ·,\.)1 1mpres~t.od bv lhts. I an1 not µs calm <is
', .~~. )bJ.c night O\'CT dinfll'T "'ilh him, 1 changed
my mind four limes· about 11hether I \lo'Unted to J.!O lo
,o.i ,pr1·1c lht1t ni~ht. "\Vell mcaybe I do. No. maybe I
don, t \\'ell , Yt'ah , "hat the hell. lel's go. Oh, J don 't
, k~1'. JCt·~ j ust go hom(!,'' I s:.ii d.
' Ton} look<'d :it mc'comp.1s..,ionatc>ly. "\Vhy doo't
yoo'try' tran::.ccndcntal mcditallon'."' he st1id.
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FRAUD ...
f<'1nkl'IStt·1n und Zubt'r tire ::i mong
rour n1l't1 1ndu·tL·d l:ist week a rtt!-r a
lv.(1-.1,·ar FBI probe into 11 Lus Veg~s
. 1::,•11nl.IJ111 g t•a:-;1no btlklng.
They allegeclly provided Credential5
or knov. n hich·roller gumbler:s to
01h1:r pt·rsons on a gambling junket
sponsored by-a travel L1 gency, I hen
had the m obtain $100,000 "'Orth of
c:hips on credit. The chips ~·efc I urned
o\'l'I' to thent, inves tigators J11lcg1:.
thl'tl in1mcdi1Jtely cashed in at f11ce
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Zubl·1·. "J10 \vas kno\\'n to be a l~.i s ·
Vc.,ra::. hab1tue during his Co::.ta r.tt>sa
residency, c:u1Tenll y faces c:har~cs in·
1·olving a bank fraud in San Diego.
Cost.1 :'il csa police ha\•e said they
oltl'n h:.id 'l.ul>er·s home·undt'r. sur-
,.l·1Jl<inl·e due to iillt'gedly .s ~picious
:ict1\·1t1 cs. .
Zubl.'r -"•ho has given his occupa-
tion <is roofer and also said \\•hen :tr·
rested other times thut he 1s un·
employed -often l\'aS sC'cn a rou nd
lu\1 n drivi ng a Lincoln Continental. I-le
J't•portedly had hands on11.! ramily
fin .1 ne1;,il ;is:-;el!'i. .
lie dropped from sight for a timt>,
, hut \1 .1 s ;n·rested thrct< years ago ,in
So , inslt·:1d or i:?o1ng to thl· mo\'ic . Y.e Vient lo my first lt>cture on • J\Jich1io:.in ;,ind convicted in t·onnection
transcendrntal medit:ition lTP.t. Science or. Creative Intelligence, SCI. 1 "'ith i.I !.l'heme to sell some three tons
etc., etc l u ·s u technique championed by r.laharishi Guru Dev, a kind· or m Lir iJu a na round on a tura1 farm
iy looking Indi an v.-ith long hair <i nd a stringy beard. ... -.--1 y,•herl'l\\·oothermc_n\1:ereC'<ipturecl.
I tHu."CI 11. I felt rcs\l'd just sining in the clean, quiet lecture room. The. trio \\'as sl.'nlenced to 20 years
Tte tecture r Y.'liS an ap!)Callng young man in a.-Yf!ry immaculf1.te '5 uil in prison ;_ind had just begun to serve
and 1ie. r\ot :.in ex.tra ounce or rat, I noticed. Very clean shaven. }fair time \vhcn they <ind abo.yt 200 ~OJj!:{'
just long cnoui::-h. just ~hort enough. lie reminded me of a benevolent men c:on1·iclt•d on marijuana sa1e or
youth le11dc r from in)' childhood as a minislt'r's daughter. He talked posse~siun charges "·ere freed. . "'
about fature shock, human potentiill. harmony, loving. I felt glorious ·An uvC"rsight in revision of the
1---·-' "3~ut the whole lhi!J.s:. Transce[ld~nlal meditatiQI! is my birthrlgtl!_ l!!..a.._: -1\ll.chig..itLSla.tc EenaLCOOc_ del_e.t(_d_a_
:-fli1ffi3jf,!J earnc<I. !>ection rcgarWng marijuana of·
fenses. so th<il d't'jri·ng the brief period
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, J1•cturc alorie ready to sign the dot ted line. found that J\1ichigan had' no-law or aiiy
'I 'A'aS eager to hcar :1hout how to get started. I knew it cost kind against it.
·.soruethiog . But 1 was ready, I thought. ·
... Afu.-r another hour and a hair lecture. "'e still hadn't heard
·fanyt,hing about money, technique, or further instruction.
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.hOY.·.do.you do it?" ,
1 ,. "Lt's crrortless." the young man replied. "It charms your mind in·
{ .\o the. levt'l or dcc1Jl'St rest."
" ... ·;u ow dO you. cto it'!"
.Saf ecrf:J--cker
Hits It Big
.... , SA:'\ FRANCISCO (APl -A "\\'E.LL, \\'E rt'a\ly shouldn'tget into that no~·· That will come later, in drug store safe was cr-acked by
lhei~truction.'' _, someone who figu~d out Ute·
.. .,.,, Finally, lhe leC'turer paused. "Among our requirements is <i course f --t-f'Ombina tip n and stole $100,cklo,.
fee or 5125,'' he said placidly. ' "' one or the largeslsuch hauls in
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'Tried .to Qui~''After Break-i'Tir News
WASJllNGTON <UPI) -Robert C.
l\l tt rdta n tesrtiOed today tie did not
hike part in the \Vatergate Co\•er·up
-~nd was so "desolated" \vhen he
learned of it th<it he triedto resign ini·
n1ediately from Pfesident Nixon's re·
t'lectiun t'ampali.Ik., ·
Hold It,-Nt?Wt
1\tart'.ii.in. u sometime San CJemeritc
resident wbo is the fourtb-bf the fi\'e
... delendanli ·to U'!sti(y in hi s own de·
tense a[t~e cover:U~ tri&lr,s.a!d.th?l ~~
the time tt·was his •firm conviction
the CIA "'35 invol\•ed irl th l'
\Vatert'ttte--buggiitg and rejected :i
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' :suggestion Nixon hln,sl·lr qu~horitcd
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But he also said thul al r~,,.,, du~..,
~rtcr tbe brcak·nl ut Dt-motrat1c
hcadqu :1rter~: ht• began lo sus(>(>el
that "J g1:ouv o~rating out of lhl'
\\'hill' l-I OUSl'., may h al'C h t'l'll
rt'spoosibh•.
i\I rdian. a l'flrplll'r U!-,ti isla1ll <ii ·
Lornt•v gener:.il . \\'.1s ·.t polilil'Jl
'C'OQrdi°l\utor for thl' Ni~on rc·clection
c;.in1paii;li ;it the !illlt' of the Juife J';',
1~72 \Vatcrga t~· :1 rrl.'::.ls and, in1 .
mcdialt'l\1 ussutiil>M legal duties fu r
tha c.in11laign :irising from the inci.
den I. • '
lie told or lei.lrllin~ lht' full story uf
the b:lckground of 1h1• bugging fronl
. (f. Gordon Liddy'. then coun:-;el to lh~· ·
t'inL1ncc··urm of the c.inipaign, just
four days tater.. .._.:J
··1Jis exact \\'Ord~ I don't ··~call. but
his y:ord;> ,,-{'re cle:irl)' mean£ to..imp·
ly 10 m'l.> that the President of th~Uh_it·
ed State1i aUthorized Jt.'~ Mardip.t~
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"Did you ·lx•li\•e him'!1' L1sked l\1ar·
dian's ;ittorney, Thomas C. Green,
, ··~o,'' l\tardiltn replied. adding that
; rrom past experience he suspected ~thatf if anyone aL the \Vhile House
.-\1.'ere-behind t.heo-bFeak-i1!,-it-mighL
have 'been presidential aide Charles
\V. Colson. · · 1 •
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·this tim_e?u asked Green. · .
.. I have previously desbribed it as a
crisi$ or con·sclpcnce,•" 'Mardia-n
replied. "l was desolated.··
lie said that after three attempts to
res igR, t.tarclian_succeeded in July,
·197':l, ·in ·per.su..iding campaign
manaj~i" Jolin ·N. Mitthall ,ta:-Uslgn
him .to lien· v.'atetgate dUli..i.s.
l\'la1·dian pjd that w.(tar he talked
v;ith Liddy and Jeb-Stuart f\fagruder.
Nixon re·.election offici.al&. he be:g<.in
speculating that pcrha1>S \\'hite J.tov.se
operat iv es 1verc_ in\'olved in '
\Vetergate,
A __ L.gulped. years. police said today.
"Do you give any scholarships?" J asked feebl y. Police said the robbery was
. Natutalist ChriS Nelson dispiays n~wts and new &ign erected on
·edge of Briones Park near Orind,a wher~ an impo.ftant colony
. of the migratory member~ of salamander• farnilY were being
decimated by cateless drivers. They're said to lOok like small
·. J'i1ardi3n also said he spoke with
lifagruder and Liddy in the days im-
me·diatelv following the break·in at
Democratic headquarters al the
\\'atergat,e." During those discussjonti.
?i1ardian tes\ified, he learned about
the operations or the \\'hitc l~ouse
"~mbcrs " Jormed by President
Nixon lo plug n<fti~~~t'ity leaks.
discovered toQay al the Pay "IN RARE cases, v.•e can "'Ork something out,'' he said, staring at Less Driig Co. stbreon Alemany
me int4!oll:v ~·"But..I doubt if anybody in this room would qualify." Boule\•ard. · -'
<!inosaurs. . -----;
.. Fur{ht>rmore, to enter the pro~ram you have to sign a pa'per. A doublc·door. six·foot sJfe
Ttiough the course rec had sl!ilt my blood pressure soaring far above had been opened. The theft Research Pair
Retract Finds
'$50,000 S~t .
-Filed by Dad
tranquility level. I decided to take_ a loOk at the form. If Trt1 is so good, rl'prcsentcd the store's ,veekcnd
rnayhe it's "'Orth the prire. I thought. re<:ci pts.
Jt-'s the only form l'\'e ever filled out that a sked "What is your '-----''----------pre!fCnt state or mind? Check one: Good. \\'orried, Tense. Depressed."
· 'J h3sti'ly.checkcd good.
~ .... 'Tll'E CLI NCllER C'ame in Lhe 's·mall print. If 1· became a
''tt1ctfi~'r'. 1 must promise never to re\•cal my mantra -the ,,.,·ord
hey--41.ive yoo lo rnediJ11te u1x>n~ I must promise nC-\'er to divul~e Or
.. pubJi~ any p::irt nf my instruction.
i'• h·•it brpa_nick,pd. This is a__big con .i::amc,.I ye.li ed to myselr silently.
•. il\\1oaJd1you read this?" I asked the guy next to me. "I kno\1:, l'\'e
.bt_-err istruggling O\'C'r this for s ix months," ~he said , s miling wanly.
"But I'm going ahc<id <inyv.·:iy." ·
. I sta lk ed out. the form tightly clenched in ni y fist. If I go back, 1'11 h~1vC" decided even if it's a con gaTne.,it'..s..-i b.:Jrmless one "'ilh good re·
sulU. ---·
But for nov.'. t ·m sti~king "'ith hot baths and TV for my attempU
:1 1 tra!lquility. .
And until my blood pressure calms down fro'hl my experience the
other night , the ~1 aharishi \\'ill h<ivc to 11•:1it.
_,
Frum Page Al
• • •
Police Suspend.
Operator Who
Heard Shooting
·· ... __ Picket· Lines CAMB~rncE, Mass. IAP)'~Two Of M.... . G" _
Harvard researchers.have~tativ_,ely J.,?~88 Ir ,.
At Co ..... • Mfues " ~~:t~1~~i~~~'f.~~~~;i~J.~.J~o&i11n1iii~ri!ai.
'".---: :.i. of their tear;n admitted forging lelter.s. manded Friday by the f~th~r of 8' 12·
. CllARLESTON, \\. Va'. (AP) _ ofrecommendJ~iJtl.. . . ';"'',-e~·old C:o~ta l\1t;Sa-g1rk.r,vho W(!tS I Picket lines "'ent up and coal mines ~'ijle \Y'O r,es1a~cr&-ni<@JJ:t1trlrt::Ser1ouslr~ Jr\a~lnhal
sbut do11 n today in mJny parts or the t o l\\'O"Jl.restiitoUs 'jot:rmBlM.~tleY-she-warl~ ~~ tre
t\pp111acb•an coalfields , idling-nearly had not been able to-dupl icat~ v.•ork crossvt'alk at i'larbor Boulevard aud
that led them to announce the ex· Gisler Avenue. so .ooo miners, mos tly in \Vest istence of transfer factors ·-s ub· NamedascJe"fendMtsintheOrange . Vir~.inia .. "'cstl'.m Pe~nsylv~nia and stances that allow immunity to be County Superior 'Court sujt ·fil~ b)'
. Indi ana, industi Y officials said. switched from one animal to another. Georg,e Chung, 3120 Sharon Lane, for
There \\'t'TC"spormttntmtelO\vns t a'st ~ -Th.e researcherS" wotK had15een l\1ll~a ~hung;11reidentifieddrivertila
\\·eek, but n1ine closures increased to-CO~S!dl!red fundamerltal in canC'er TC·. C.hrl'.)ltna Askew, Stella Askew and the
d;,i y afll'r :st riki pg United r.Iine sea~ch. \~hen it wa& announced c1tyofCosta.r.1~a. . ,
\Vorke rs eons!ruction y,•orkers re, earlier this year. Prof. James D. Chung states that his daughter ~@.S
ceji·t·d the :-;uppo1·l of many miners' ~atson. a No~eJ .Jaure~e. caUed it st~u.ck and hurled 48 feel "'hen the car loca l s.o~·l·r the ,1·eckend. ~ one of the biggest !h1ngs ever to dr1..,en by l\1s. Askew e~tered the-
In \\.<ishington, Ul\f\V l'lrficiafs said
no n1eetin gs \l'C'rc schi?duled toclay-
bet1\'Cel'H'te:i;:oti:.itors for the union and
the ·As:-.oc i:.iLion o[. Bituminous Con~
lrt1ctors.
come out ot the HarvarO Jabs . ., crosswalk at Harbor and Gisler.
British Envoy .. 1. -
Ncgligence'is also charged against
the city with the allegation that-the
green "Walk" sign 3t the intersection
does not a llow pedestrians sufficient
time to cross the tQoroughfare. . . -
'l'ransielli Killed
f'ro• Page Al
-S.UMMIT: .... ~ .; ..
:""i'liVst•klNrbri~IY"lWaf't '4on't thl~k sot'' G_ii't'afa said. _
Bnt·'he·edtled'-t~'lhe-"fwc-es~dtJh'f
murket itself -ttmse"Of•sai)p1y¥and
·demand'"":""f"··10u!iU~c\ LQ;a cetl.iril) re·
duction oT th'e pr1c~s at:taally prevail:
ing.'\· ·
The joint eommunique also covered
se..,eral other issues, including finan·
cial matters, defcns~ und global ~dis· .:_
1arriiament and security. ·
lt·~aid that Gi scard 0 'indicL1ted" -
and Ford accepted -a compromise
offer to pay SlOO million to the United
States toward the cost incurred in 1967
when lhe· late Charles' de 0-aulfC'
.\vithdrew French forces from NATO
control and ordered American tOO'ps
off French soil. --•.
Immediately following releJse of
the commµnique, Ford and Secretary
of State Henry A. Kissinger departed
for Washington.'
"But .it olaok;-; con~istcnt V.'l\h. 1Jrug
'Uv~'t"."'' he :;;1111. P athol9~1st.s
fbund "j::ranul.tr nlJll'r1a l." such il!>
"PLll~ m ~~hl l('a\ t'. in the y1,ct1m ·s
::!ltom'tich , SI aut.:hh_·r ~.ud.
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1 ·ro.xicGr!ogy 1L'"t" to tonfirm lhc
f!VlH·.:1\1;.(' 1 lh'(tl'). illld 1d< 'llll l'.\' the drug
rp ,1\ t.tl•d' lhrt·t• !11 f11 t' 1\eCk~. he
.1.Jd~·J
DETROIT (l .PI J, -Police Chief
Ph1hµ G. ·r;.innian hJs ordCred ;i rull
r f'1~e111 uf the pol ice en1('.rgenl'y
Thieves Steal
11•l1•plh>n t• :-)':-\t'lll Hild s uspt•nded for ·ca--me' r' a . Auto
•Jill'\\ l'l'k ;tn !lJ)('l'~ll Qr \\'ho h::.lcn ed for m
LO~D~\i {AP• -The British gov-
ernment said today il-is formally stu·
dy ing \Vashington's nomination of
former U.S. Atly. Gen: Elliot L.
Ri chardSon toJle -th n~xt am-
bassador to· Britain. Diplomatic
sources here said· British a pproval
\1·as \;irlu:illy certain and that Presi··
dent Ford \1·111 formally announce the
nomint1tion laler this n;i.onth.
Kissinger told reporters that never
before in Franco.American meetings
LONG-.BEA.¢H (ti fl> ~·(\, 2i~3:eir· ~as h C.~,;t4fe:tl. .~p.ctr t; $.pi r,it;'. or 1
old ma·n who was killtd Sunday when_ par~crsb1p. fie sa19 t~e ~ooperat1on
he lost his.:bQJanc!e..,and f,ell behel!th woulil ~ on·e of the •·r~ally itnportant
the wheels or a bus was identified to· outcom·es" or tile summit.
day al\ 1\1.ichael McGruder believed to -.,\Ve don 't <~Ink or e~th other &s-an· l'rt·11•)u;. 1·.·p()rr ... ,,r thC' .1utop,.y rt'·
~II,. ."u~~l.-':-ll'd ll1.11 !ht· dt'.1lh m.1:-;-not
h.11·t-ht·<'n t •• u,1 ·•111\ dru~ PV<'ril o, ... t'.
~t·1·c r.d 1n11n1tes \1·hi1C :.in C'l d<'rl,·
ll<•lrol\ l'1iuprc 11·crc gunn~·d do'' n iii 1'Kit>\'C~ \vho u:-.C'd a la rge boulder to
lh1 •1rlH1ml" s nias h the "·indo>A· of a car 1iarkC'd 'I he dC':1cl Y.·omun, LC'l' Lt•dbcttcr, d :-..!I I~ :\\1 h., nn."1 .... 111l 1h.1t report:-. or
:( h•n:.! .~fl• ~I lt't 11nl "11 lht~\'ict1n1. ;1~
t1ll·J in "'t<••\..1·11!1 p•.J1 r1· r1·111u·t:-., ul~o
Oll'l' llllll'\1<'
66. h:.td called th e_ t'.'tner"t'ncy'humbcr near the pter at Dana Point uring the
).!l l Dt'C. 1; 10 rc i>o~t she :ind h<'r \\'C'cken<I carried off a C'Jmera .ind l'<1uipmcnl \·i1lued at S2.000. Or;.ingc_ laf,J1.1 11d found the fflr)ldy dog shot to County Shcri(f':-; dl.'putit's s:iid.
'··Jhi.:..~c.iutl1 1l,•t11111 .. Jv d•lt'" n1H· hJ 1 e dl.'alh. l!('r husllancl . Clifton, 5R, Deputies said store manager Carl
lll<'.1n"·hlle. \\'Cnl rooking through Peter ll e nger , 34, of 4562 Golden ;1 to~uoll.Cc ll'{.ir1I. · 11·· :-:11d. "'-.. • ORANGE COAST '
DAILY PILOT
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lhl'l r h nui-1' wh ich had been GI I · I rt 'h 1 t r;in..,.JCkt•cl . OI\'. rv1ne, e • e on< er1\'3 er
camera .ind strobe light in his auto 'f hv Cl\'ilian OJK'rator nsk<'rl i\lr". "'hile he swam in the ocean near the 1.1•dbcttcr lhl' arldr<':-iS, 1·e peatcd it ..
h;1llk to hl'r" ancl li!'i1Cn<'d \\'hile the pier.
11,1rnan t4Jld'hl'1"she \\'Ould leal'c thl'
~·ront pOtl·h li ~ht on to ht·lp polict' f11li.I 111~·~~~,~·;('rator thl·n :l~kl'd ror 1hr '· Riley lo Give
tros!. -.1 recls ,incl a t apt• of !he :-I\'·, 1 '
1n1null' CO!l\<'rs;1\1on at this 1t0i11t Ill· · CHART T Jk d't·:1t t>rl ;.t'vt•r·al J(111d rratks. The 8
"lh'r:ithl' l.lll'r told :1111hori11l'S she
th11u:;:ht IL \\US lhe :fOlllld of sont t:Olll'
h.1n1rnt'r1ng
'f:innia n rC'fuscd to identify the
f!l.ll'r:t,lor. \\hi} \l:J:, :itispl.'nded h.v hi.s
order S;1t1111L1.1,
··Sht• flrobably fc<'IS terrible a bout it-
~1n1·\\ .1~ illHl any sprt>ading .of her
n11n1e 10 thr nl·1ls ml'dia \\'oul<ln·t
,,, h1t•l'l' .1nythin,;. ··he sat\l,_
"If this 11•('r l' lo haJl'Pcli tttiain, thr.
1)(1~ .. 1hlt· p1•11,1lt~'\,Ould bl' disn1iss.1I ..
T 11 n ~uspect s \\'('re in pl'll1 r£'
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Orange County Super\'isor Thomas
1-~. Ritc.1• ,,·ill df:-;cuss issues l'lr interest
to I !arbor Area residents Thursday
rnorning aLGlendale Federal Savings
in Co:.la l\ll'sa. -
The fifth rhstrict supervisor·s talk is
<ithrdu Jed for 7: 30 a .m. It is s ponsored
liy the Citizl'ns llarbor Arca Research
1'cam t Cll1\RTJ.
Cofrcc 11nd doughnut.s will be served
~1(nncost..
THIEF LEAVES .-
THANK-YOU NOTE Jewels Taken
At Capo Home
A (H:lmond ring and..sc,·eral loose
11i;11nonds jointly \':1\ued :it $2.500
11rrl' stolen durln,1.! the \\'eckend b:v
l.t!r1?l.1rs w~oSC' method of t ntry tnto 1:t-
t <'.1p1:-.1ra no li('ach home h :i~ not )'cl
l l''''n <J l'1l'l'n1int'd , Or<1ng(' CountY'
.Shl•r1J't · s dcputie:1< 5nicl .
lO\V.o\ Cl1'"'. Iowa (°"AP.) -Police
-:1rt looking for a thief who took some
S20.000 from a dcpartmt:nl slOrc and
, left a t~ank you note.
[)1·1H1lit'~ srud thl' ~C'nl~ \\{'I'<' t.:1k,•n
lron1 the bedroom :it the hon1c of
T,·rrv Louise liodfr<"y. 33. of Zi021 _.4:1111~ U ca~. C;.1111 ... trano Beal'h. \\'hllc
1fi,. \l't\1m \\'t1fi uv. ay vlslt1nR' frtrnds.
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Officers said U\e thi('f appa.renU.v
hid in Killiann's Department Store
uftt'r.closing lime Snturday and the n
t1fled cash registers throuajhout thu
S'Ql'C . -•
\tF-he loot totaled about -~ Jn ra~h <1nd $9.lm in checks, they-saiQ.
~S<-rali'lcd on a 1\•all "''ltC'n poll~e ur·
r1 ,·td !lS a message ·.,.,·hi r h read:
"Thanks for th(' n'onetary Christmas pr~e.nl,.:.!-' --\~
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be a transient. , , ' _ la!{_o~i.5ts, but allies," he s:i.i~.
Yourl\loneyisNoW'lnsured . ,,
to 8'AO.OOO at Mari.ners. -.
Now you're twic~ as safe at Marin·~;,! W~'re
your "oldest" hometown savings and loon.
You can always count on u·s to provid~
with up-to-date service and the higj)est
interest possible on insured savjnQs .
Remember, individual /
-accounts ore now insy.re'CI
to $40,000, and opmily of
four can have Y:5 much as
$560;000 -Fully Insured!
Save dt Mariners.
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61/2% =-6.72%
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._1ond1y,Oe<;ember 16197• DA1L.YPllOT A:I
Pilot . Le~-6 Children · From Peru Jun~j
LA i\IERCED, Peru cUP1 l -Be!jel single.·engine plar'ie carr)'ing students jungle to a river and then dow n "the She said the sur\·ivors Salvaged u undt-rbl'ush, I l'tH·hl•rl th1· bJ nk :1 or ,1 IA1l·lvrso ~aid thr pilot wus suffefi~
by_ bru_l.iCi,,.cuta. hunger,.eold , leeehes ho:rne ~ for t~ Christmas holidays w~ter by raft to safeti' Saturday. nask .of wine and t'A·o canteens of Jungle r1 v<•r .1n<l lht·r1 h,11lt·<~ :i 1n1 :.:.1n)( 11 un1 crac.kl!d ribs . bad r uts a1
"'.nd rr:iosqultoes.Jhe.youne pilot and . crtshelt iototl'le jungles of eastern The sludenl6, children bf Ctrmao 'A'alerfromtMplan£'. ' Ind ian boi1 t1n ;.i u i ll' !ooh lht·in ... ~\'\t'l'l' deprc:.:.ion. The\· :.~ud his te·
six ch.1ldfen'hacked their way through Peru. , 1 immigra nt families with farms in the , "'\\'e ate hearu .... or palm and oc· (10 \\·nslrl·am un ,1 1 ,ill hi th~ v1llJgl' 01 \\'.I I' uld.£.t:.k•r. Gladys.'"'':19 'also bal · th~ thick underbruah. One student was killedi !' lhe crash. remole (®lhitls or the Andes l\1oun· casionai.y cu me across edible fruits,'' I:>oc.is1n'. •.. • 11 dl'IJl'c:.srd but the dft. of t~e
It took seven days or suffering for --A seCOf\d dlectthr,e hours\ater. And a tainS,Were alFrelated to Zehnder. she said. 1·h1ldr1·h "'('l'c in high spffits ~bo,l
the \>rane crash sorvivws to' re~u:h thtrd:..ned during tbe trip-lhrough the "We Would i\ever have made it · , "\\'e l9st our shoes and most of our .l\f\l' r 11ut1ty1n i; ,t h cu· t "1nl l.11·:-.. 111~·1 r <itl\'eniu r.:-. ·
sarety, e nding a week-long saga of . undergrowth. · v.'ithout him,''.said Herta Zehnder, 14, clothes in the crash," sl\c said. ··our auth11r1ti('S' fll•1v the .1·011 11 i;sll'r~ tu J.J \ut horil iL·s said Zt:hnl\f fa .s t "'~ co ura g~ a nd e ndurance in the Oscar Zehft\ter, the 24·'vear·ofd a cousin of the pilot. "He v.•ouldrfl .irms and legs ond ~ur £eel were cut J\'1('rcc•d. ISO 1n1k~s c11 sl ol L1n1 a a nd tion 1n dum1>ing out.-iitl ·plane\
Amaion Jungle. pilot.,, le"' the sur.vivitlg studen.:1 ,.r~rtg· give up and he woUldb't let us give by weeds, thorns and sharp leaves." the sit<' nf thl' onl y hos 1nl ul 111 th(' l'l' · J.:•isoli ne. prolJ;ibl y Sa\'C.cffhC t~\'ivui)
The <frama be.'1an t>Cc. 7 when a 1ng in age ~from, 9 to tG: through the up ." .. ·· They slastied their. way through the g1on 1 nini :; f1~·r~· dc<.1lh . ~
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A Surida)", Monday, "'ednesda~
and Frida)' Feature
Of the Dally Pilot
Col a problem? Then write Pat
Durin. Pol lvill cut red lope. get the
ansWers aml ac·
t1on lJIU need lo
soll.le inequitWa in
govenimenl and
business. fl.'lail
your qtaestions, lo
Pal Dunn /A l
Your Se rvice-.-
()ra nge Coast
Daily fJi/ot . P.O.
BoI 1560. Costa
Meia. cA 92626. I nclude your
telephone number. -
<1<--t .,. -11..-o•p• er ••••
DEAR PAT : I've heard and read
about an organiiation in Los Angeles
called ''Computer ... ?''It's inVolved
in setting up carpools. I'd like to know
its name, address, whether or not it
.serves Orange County and what fees
are involved.
LJ., rJewport Beach
You mean "Com.mater Computer"
t'arpool matching ~rvltt. This DOn·
profit orga•itatioa Is fuaded by ttae.
goVernment and no rees are lnwolved.
Any person livillg In Orange. Ventura,.
-... ;.;·___,....;-_. j
~01•nty's Lin~ to Past ~
\
Developments Covering Traces of Local Indians~
-By-WlhlJA-M SCHR EIBF.R OllMO.~, ...... ll•ll {
'fhe 11r'st count\' t>SlllOrl'r:-. round people Ii\ 1n g111 IHll ::o ot th.i.t cl'fl'd \\ 1 l lu\1
µol rs. eating ,,coi·n-.. ~l'J:-::.hoppt·r~
\\'hen Don Gaspar de Portola and gruss~et·ds ::in<lr.ibbll ::..
his band of63 men rirsl parlayed "-'ith Ora nge County's cl·ntral va!I('\ ~south Orange Coui\ty'5 Indians in 1ribl'f; \1•ere or 'shoshone s tol·h .
1769, lhtY couldn't have knoy.•n these orieina ll \ calll."d ACaf,;c hemen .
were descendants of a Culture as old 1'he Spani::.h ai>plicd n;i mcs to th1·
or older than theiroy.•n. tribal groups -Lu1scno 1n \II{' suutll ,
By· the time the Spanish explorers .Ju <1nl.:'no 1n l hl' n111ltllc '111d Gu br1l•l1nn
arrived in searehof a land route from in..lht."u ppt•r poruon of the \';1l l<•y ;i nd
San Diego to l\1ontcrey. man had lived aroun<J ,tht• ll arbu1· ,\1'1'a.
inthe southern halfoftheLosAngeles In ··C;_1l1l u1·u1J Indian D a.v~·· b~
basinforat least S,OOOyea rs. Helen B~1ue r. the county tribes "-'<-'r\1
The the remains the:;c tribes left described as h;1s k.et·m akt rs ,ind
. behind all over the ~!arbor .Ar~~ and gatherers \l'h.o !X.licved 1n a single dL'I ~addlebaek. Valley are not s,1 gn1fica~t _ _!y rather th;i n such things as s:J.C.rl•d
1n comparison to the ancients who arumals.
first came to .America bul they are 1'hf y first orcupit•d the SJdtl ll·baet.
nonetheless a hnk to the past. Valley and 1-larbo!' Are.i aboul 8,000 lo
Orange S!~tmlY. govecn~ent leaders l0.000 years ago as part of :i ?n~r::i!Jnn
are becoming 1ncreas1ngly aware from the north and ::.oulh\\e::o t.
v.•ith each developn1enl project. that E\'en b ~· \\'t•:<tC'rn hcm1sphC'rc
numero.us t..rctccs of the county s In· a r{·h eolu ~i <·;1\ :-t a nd.trd:-, 1h1·
dian past are being covered up t\rugehe 1n 111\ eullur(' 1:-11111 an old Ol\l',
forever. El't'll in lll':i rlJ\ S.111 Bern.ir<hno t"oun ·
,Literally hundred~ of. a ncient ty. India n rl'ri1a111::. 11.t\l' hccn tound
villages and ceremonial s.1tes have dating a l leastSU.t100y£·.1r:;old ?ee~ located by archeolog1sts \\'Ork · County h1stor1an Cla ra :\I. Fo'.\
11i1g 1n th~ Saddleback. Valle~. around deScribes the \ndi an1 a ~ "dark·
lJl5per Newport Bay ~nd in Costa skinned , nnl rl'd. slout or· fi gu re.
!\1esa '-. . _ J>eacabl(' .. ra!h(•r inert and inclined lo
l'll. m1'.\11\,I! it \\'ith manzanita lt!Olv\!I
J nd ~tufr111,g tt·into cl.:iy pip\'s . '
·Pungent. J>t:'P Pt'ry ;;ind not u1t:
plca:-.an1 .·· \\:le> tht· dt·~r1pl1on gt\'1.'b
10. the bl end b~· an ea rl~ tra\'Clt'r in \ht•
,lf l':J .
l"or ,, "pri mlli\'t'" peoplt'. lhe.Sad·
llleliack V.illC'\' tri bt·s l\ne1.1,· much
.i.l>0ut n;itural Cur es for illness or 10-' I li t'\
· Th L·)· Lt::ol'tl dOl.l'll::o u\1 plants and· h t'rh~ ln cure t·very(h!ng frpi
1onth<1C'hl·:-. and headaches to boll i.
l·~·" r1 n)'.:\\'Ol'nl ;ind sore thro.its
"This 1:. unother exa mple Or hl
thc.\ h\L·d close to nature and ma ·
11·1de USl' of th·r plant life t hat n:itur
offt1re1I lht•n1:· "'·rites l\lrs: )\aue ,
...rh.l'~· did 1nueh to help early ~ettle1-;·
111 thl! \1·a~·.~f using pl•1nts for h('allhfl\.)
purj)(JSl':-0-' ~
Espl·rts Sa.\ thl' coastal tribes "'er'i.
a h1~hly moral people. even by out
~tandards . e\·cn though the men ne\'e.{
\\·ore clothes and lhl' 1.1,·omc~ on ly I
\\O\e n :i pron. "
~I rs. 1'~ox :;aid the Indians of lhj
\',dley h:.i d strict ipar.rlage· ollJ
i-er\'anl·e~. buried their dead in scar
1L·r<-·ll areas. notably along AliSfl
Creek. an cl had anorganizedreligion,
---Sa• Ber·nardlno. RJ\lerslde ai;ad Los
Anieles counties can request an ap·
plication rorm by calling (213)
381·2290 , or writing to 3-148 Wilshire
Blvd., Los -'•&eles,_Ca. q10.
'Exeepllonal rare;.,.
The people who b.u1lt them li\.·cd in ;r jokes and laughter. 'tfiCYrou~hl. but
m~n~e.r that \\-·as.simple but far from only for rc,·cnge, and al'o1dcd d1rel·l
pr1m!t1ve. battle."
When lhe Spanish rame, they found For the n1 osl parl. the ,\t..i gr hen1en
a. people untroubl ~d by wars '?r made no potll'I')' but ri!lied l11~a v 1.tr on
\'lolence, content to h,ve pe acefully 111, their basketry for c\·cryday needs.
a land of abundant plenty. There ,,·ere \\·::it er a nd rook ing
l}ri rfr.ipal ·ceremonies, "'ere f~
mournin g tht• dead. jnitiatioo a;
,µubc. ty and manhood tri'al&.,'. \
One SU('h maturation ril& was dlf'
:-.1Anl·d to n1ake young men ioµg~
bra,·€!:-. _ _ ..
DEAR PAT : I paid for a one-year
subscription to "The Exceptiona l
Parent'' magazi ne several months Spaghetti J,ayout
ago. I never received even one issue,· Getting there may be hair the fun·, but for a train engineer you
and now I'm not quite sure it exists. I may neve r gel there al all unless the switches in the confusion a re'.•
looked &everal places ror its address, set correctly. This Covington , Ky. S\vitchyal"!l, nearly abandoned, but I could-not rind one.
0 L N ... .. . offers a giant.playground for these youngsters . --.. , ewport ac.
Your complaint was forwarded to ...
Robert Treller at the Magazine Adlon _ ~ I
Line. 38! Clla•nel Dr., Port D ~ •1 R _l\'1Sbl~g<on,.l'/.Y. JJ .... Yoa •"-now. -a~ up1 s e-enact ·rtttivmg regular issues ol "Tlte Ex· _ ·
A group of the Indians met by the baskets. tra1·s. sifters, pou ches, car·
Spaniards near the. Santa Ana Rive r rying nets alid bask'els. cr;idlcs. v.·a ll
even offered lo build homes for ·the co\'ers · ha ls, aprons. storage t'l'<'l'\J·
visitor!i and provide lhem y.•ith foOd . tacles 'a nd sleeping n1 atS . accordJng
''They urged us to do this , telling us to '.\.l rs .. Fos.
that all the land we S3\\', and there Thev m .iv h.l\'C been tht· fi r::.t
Burglar Victifu
Guns Down 2
certainl y was a gre;at deal or it , "'as humatls 1.o Come in touch v.·1th oil F'ORT LAl1DERDALE, Fla. CUP1)·
th.eirs. a.~d that t.~eY would divide !t pollution on California ·s coast. Lumps . _ A well·armed Fort Lauderdale
\\'1th us. \\'role father·Juan Crespi, of oil tar that seen.'d from off~hore h b -~ r p 1 1 · f · .. ~ area man s ot and killed one urelas oneo or o as t1.1,·o r1ars. fileds y.•as hed up on the beu ches to be and "'ounded another today' after the(
l\fuch modern kn:owled~e about the gathered by the India ns. \1ho coaled entered hi s houseahdtiedl\P,:hts\\'ife
south .county Indian tribes co~es theirbaskets \\ithit. -Police said the lwo rMkci1 e 'I
ceptloftal Parent;' M.A..L. is a free -:: -:-:.~::.'.rt:~\~ei..ri··-.. 1-1 Irifa1-nou8 State Move·
'Cool."fe' Ortta-t• ·
from ~1r:st-hal).¥C~unts.by l!1en lik e From earliest times. the \'alley 1n~. ,\·hose idenlJties"lbad notmbe'e'O~o~
Crespi and .Ponola s i0ld1er_s. notably . di8!1s li\'ed in the .rough:shaped hu.ts. firmed. entered the hoole of Mr ... untl
. Jos_e Antonio Yorba .and.Jo~e Ortega . Y.iuch \\'ere someUm es plastered .Y.'lth -,-Mrs. Roy TugiL l3 , . dlied · '-
Knowledge or the1: prehistory) com ~ mUd ro ~eepOut ~he "·inter cold . ~lrs~ Tuggle . ...,.~a"·a:-~atc'::1ing.li.11 ~JL-
e s f r: o ':" stu d. 1 es d ~ n c b )' !l'.be hfe described b~ archcolo)!1:-l:-· l·nig hl mo\'it• on television. One ban.I archeolog1st~ 0:11 sites rang1n g from and ea!'ly first hand act'ounts 1.1,·as _!lOt diL \\lCnL up the slairs where Tlrggld.
f . . San Juan Ca~1str ano ~nd ,n.o~th . El -·twer\~· d iTf1c11lt. but \\hat \1·or1: \l as 56. !lad been sleeping, u .police
DEAR PAT: sxmeone told me ByJACKIEJIYMAN part as\a committee member or wit· u Toro to t~e ,~rea behind Falrv.1ew ne \\:o.u;hJi·d. . ~ spokcsm~l6Saltr.
you'd pUblished . reciPe for old Of•O.lf'Pf'llllAaH ness. inc I uding s uch prom i nc nt State llosp1tal 1n Costa r.tesa. \Vea pons and tools "'ere tn;.ide from "He couldn't re::ich the shotgun Un·
rashioned •"cookie" ornamenB' last ''The committee on internal mig'ra-testifiers as then·Clllifornia Attorney horn. ~on e. 1vood .and s I one· der his bed in time. but grabbed tht>
-tear about this lim.£. Coul.d..you Please lion-bas voted·yes-'On--the relocatioh or · <:i:neral .Ear.I Warren. and-Ne--W \'ork ... Hunter -Saved ~ Ac~gche-n1e~ ar~enals u1cludcd bo.u ~38 magnum-under-his-pillow."' .the
et me know what it Is? the Japane.~e. ·: ,!\1ayor Fiorello La Guardia. and arro\v, Javelin~ ar1:d s"''orcl~ mndc s.pok.es man sa id .
" L.R.,SanCle~~nte With those words, an infantt>l!S de· The s tudents, ranging from frpm hard1\'oodS hkE: manza n1ta <.ind Tuggle hrt th e rnasked intruder
This Ba}(ers ,Clay Ornament re· cisiOl\ln American history was re· rrcshmen to seriiors, read his tory · • · mounlainmaho~any. . . \\1iee in the chest. killing him, polict
clpe Is what.fou re looking foi;,! Mix ~-.. lived' in a Dana Hills High School books and in some ~ases actual By G la SS Eye .I\ r c h e o Io g Ls i.s h a' c I o u n d s:iid . cups~runslrted flour with I cup of salt classroom.· 1 testimony Crom the hearings to pre-. • must ha\'e been an arro"·:po1nl fu1.·-
and I /2 cups or water tO raake •stiff FOr two-weelts, about·30 students in pare for their roles. _ .,. tory in Stevens Canyon \\'he re thl· ;-------------..,
dough. Tu.r_n_out on a noured tloth and a Caltfoi'nia historY class had plaYed "I think all too often history ap· 11 ACK ETTSTO\\'N. N' .. /. ground 1\·a's litlered \\'it h hard rock Toys for Tnts ~/t~ad rit e minutes. Roll out dough to the roles of u .S. representatives and pears to be very dead ... (the purpose IUPI J -A !\'e"' Jersev Qunler chips and imperfccl points
i·1nch thickness, cut Into shapes with witnesses at congressional hearings is for r the studer)ts to. Feel the same v.•hose life \YaYappareni~aved '.\loney O L'\·cr .~l'l'"'"'d to Ill' :1 µn•
rookie t'utters and place on cookie v..ilich actually took place in the state pressures and understand how and when a glass eye deOected a b\'em for lhe coa~l lnd1.u1 -,. ShL·ll ~
sheets. Insert straw through the in l942. why the decisions: these people made bullet y.·as reported in good eon, gathered along lhL' be:.ic h·or rL'mO\ l'll
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Drive Closing
doughclosetothetopedge.Bakelna Th e-1-r-~oilclusion wa& pre-came a bout.v Pal Levins, the diUon today at llackettsto"·n aftermollusk:.y.·.·reealL'll \\l'rc brukL'll
350·degree oven for one hour or until. determined _ to recommend lo the teacher. explained. Hospital. 1 into pieces. gro und into ;1 r11111ul .~h.111l· c·1:1t1 :.i.\-1s the las.t day t.o con · .hard.Coolan~decorate. president·that he se"nd thousands of Lev ins,whohas taughtattheschool The hunter. Charle~,. \\'right, on rough~stonL' and 1>lrung nn \1111011 tnhutt' lu ··Toys for Tots'·. lhe
·· -Japanese-Ameri~ans into relocation for two years , has also arranged for a 2?_ •• of ,\ndover. i\'.J., "'as hit 'in sticks ::is 1\·ampun1 · prugr:.im sponsore<.1 b~· the L .S. lnl'ention Prottttfo11 camps and confi scate their property werkl-history class t-O reenact the trial the lert eye during a hlrnlin·g ac-Staple foods came frorn unculti\ :.11 '.\l:ir1 nl' Corps Reser,·c t-0 pro·
, DEAR P__A'.[:J am a no-Vice inventor without trial. ' of Louis X\11. ciderit Saturday whi le \Valking ed natur::il sourl'C'~ ~ui.:h •1:. •• e11rn::. th.it \'ldl' Chr1 slma::. gifts for un ..
v.•ith several products I would like to Each student resear(hed hi.s or her . The . proceedings· are vldeotaped. ih heav y brush in B ~·r a n1 "·ere: poufided 11110 1ncal :ind :.l'f\ L'd •1~ . ~dt·rpri' deged children.
present to firms for consideration. edited and played back for parents. To'A•ns hip in rural Susses J!ru el. P\_·r~o ns interested in con-
Like most people in my position. 1 -A.I } } ff ·Levins said. Cou nt~. ::\lr s. r ox not ('~ th:it the !11£1 1 :1 11~ al1· tributing m a.i· bring nc"" un-
don :t know where to go for contacts. co 10 arms The Californi a hearings.. students The shattered glass ere -· \'i rtually e\'ery typt> or an11n :d the.I \I rappl•tl toys to th~ TO\'S for
After your recent ite·m about the Tex· learned , were the result of the bomb· wh ich \\'right received arter a tould Ci:llch :ind pri1t•d :1~ dL'll cac1L'S ·rut,.; .c0Hect1on ba rrels lOcatl~d
·as rirm that gypped a reader out of M ing or Pearl Harbor by the Japanese chiJdhood bow ancl arrO\\' acci-gr<i sshopper.s. 1n~L'l't !<ar\ .1l' .i nd .11 ""•1rd de:ilL'ri-hii>s ;i nd other
moretha n Sl .OOOonthefalsepromise . OSl .Qf·Bodv, coupled with deeply-ingrained an!i· dent -hadtobercmoved . ang!e\\·orn1s. l11 r o1l 1u ns. 11ni-ne <l l·!ivt>t'";'
it would promote his product, I'd like . .J-·-~ _ Oriental prejudice in-ealiforni a. \Vri ght said he 'doesn't plan to 'fhe 1\cagrt11.·n1 (·n had th~·ir \'ll'l'"· n1ilkrnen ~re <:il:;o collecl in~ 1~e
to know how one can check out these "People ceased to think rationally hunl ,1ny more. too. including sn1ok1ng. This the) <1c.-to.-.:..
iil.ventions or new product proinotiOn . U_ CJ Prof Sa:ys · lin the t940's)-it was like the red i'rniiiiiiiiiiiii=~c~o~mip~lii'h~cid~b~)~li"i'::'~l':-.~·1~1 0~'~' ~"~,t~d~t~o~"~'~ci-~~:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:~;::;;;;~ firms before getting involved and scare of the 'SO's,'' Levins said.
possibl}·J_ osingmaoey__.__ _ ..________ .• -.r----co11,,,C1_8CO "P" _ I( Amon& the ,, .. itne£&.es before the stu·
N H H I Be h .,-,n.,,. " ,,.,.. 1" 1 dent:s' committee were a number or· . ,, unt ngton ac h 1 . The National Bureau or St,aadiard~ enoue . a cohol 1ourneys·~rough the "government ofricials," most testify·
orflce .of Invention and Innovation, ~y. it can haem practically e.ver· ing th~t the J apanese were dangerous
Washington, D.C. !8211, wlll·direcl ln· ything along the way -the stomach, while ·Germans and Italians in this
ventors s u ~b 11 yourself to ap· . UVe.r, pancreas, se~ual organs ahd couiitr~· we re loy a~.
propriatC agencies Tiie 011 alJO bram cells, a UC Irv1ne·lnstructor told Even the committee members were
furnlsh,i:s a ~alendar0 of state exPosi· .. the North. American Congress on--prcjudiCed, ~s instrucli9f15 prepared
tioM where the l•"·entor 11 itvea an . : Alcohol and Drug Abuse. . . . T by Levins pointed out.
oppor&unlty to display his prod•ct to J Dr. M~x A. ~h~et<ter, a tbn1eal ID• .. Instructions to one member read.
visiting manllfacturers If ypu dee.Ide .structor in medicine at UCI, &tressed You are a member o( lhe House or
to deal with IHI ... Idea".;,, product' pro· that truly .ser;o.u.s cpmP,Ucations, such Representatives ~rom New Yo~k City-.
motion compJiny,'chttk its bullleu a fatal liver disease, 1;15u~ly occur 1\ll ~f your c0Rst1luents are either of
reputation wtJh \-allorney g'eneral only"after )'elTs qf cbronic dnnklng. . . Italian or German descent. ..
and the B"tlter Buslitess Bilrf:au ~I' he showed ttae con.eres8 B·~i\m # "Yo.U ar e obviously very ~cerncd
bffore tnvesU;a& aa)' snoney .hodter Pnd.i.J tracln1 tbe following ~sacal . about the fa te of lt.al1 a n:s a nd
source of·JnformitiOa ror ~ novice effee(a and potential dangers, of Germa ns in tbe United States but
tqventerJs a blbUo1ra1*Yorp.l&eftt l'fl'·. alcohol abuse. . , , could care les~.-about what.happens to
formatiQft 1 tncSUdlng names·~ coa· · 81 stlm~lal1n1 prod,uctton of the JQpanese. , , , umt m11:erlal of government pabllca· hydrocholor1c acl~, al~ !t•Y pro· 'ryl<1it Was ~~ly Ofl{' example of the
Uons a>nc~rltlng new lnventors. It \f duce."ltomach lining ulcen. About a pohtlcol rca ht1e5 thf: students-saw. •
Pfblished by Pjoneer Pre5s 1Dt p o half hour after drinking, 95 percent of They a lso saw a '4'.liased chairman
.. x 76025, Atranta, Ga. au32s. " · · the ,1lcohol is absorbed into the' blood move to accept th e. testimon~ of wil-
Levis ••
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Red Balloon
Fashion ...
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ben.-ms 1n
slurts. 1ackets
and 1eans apphqued 10
emtirolClery
!Jowers, nbbons
and old lace
tor tnai speci.lt
Chnslmas .,,
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r stream al)(f, it reaches every body cell. nesses he agreed with and re1ect that
--n· -• · Alcohol can cause the pancreas, of ot h e r ~. •~
__ .,11111111tf1 Ci!ntrti.iil -wfi ch V\arlutactUea digestive 1 •• \Q Father and Son bEAR PAT: I joined Veriteen 'tnz,Ymef and insulin, lO'Swell. The 1• S.Ok Club years ago, and now it has enaymes can• build up and attually ~ome a film club. I tried then to be'1n ~ break throug~ the pancreas c ~ncc l my me mhe·rshlp. Later. Urun1"¥'1thexlremepam. . . · .
--lleNever. 1-.enHor a movie--named et.&-pedjNlof.years Ofbe•IT.l!ll C'.,_'1-nectS-U -ld-··ai . ·· v.•hich had '"D'~·n-ey •back al~l cancaas4 lhellver, acleanse.::--O"'°r 'IIe"
gtbrantee. Instead I rcce,l\•ed a movie• of liody poi1ons, to become bloclted,
called ··Friendly Couple," with a bill swollen or scarred. Scarrin1 11 · a 00\VNEY tUPll-A father and son
ft# $31.ll. t mailed it beck and again potentially fatal condition know'n a5 ha\'l' been a'r~sttd here lollo"'ing the r~uested mr.·membenhip to be can· cirrhosis. Decrt_ased liver function robberyotasupcrmarket.
c•ed. This w8s not done and I'm being lowers resl1ta'hce to infection and Police sttid Richtird \V)'mcr. s1: or
bllcd for tnt: J31.ll by a eoJlectlon ,clolti,!'C~bil~y.ofthtblood. , Los Anceles. his 16·year-old son, and
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I altncy. · ~x.ual function, esped'ally 1n men. ~noth~r juvenile reported!)'. entered J · W.E.,Co1t1Me11 is d«reued by ale~. It causes the the mark.ct v.·earina brown pirper bag ~. llarrls of Evcr1reead•bh11catt· prostat~gfand to 1.,-ell, and prolongtd masks.. .
FASHION ISLAND · ,..,,,...,"""! tit~. h 644·8!!08
r ASHION SOUARE
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t cullettlo• 11enty lotealie alld•n· bUihtup of female hormones Jn meni euftOmers to stand aside "'hile they *
d yoqr in e mbt nhlp 111d Informed 1 alcotiol use can sotnedm 1 rrault In The robbtr$ ordered 10 s tore
n g and coUetlio'n efforts on 1our IC· and develt>pment ot"' tome fe.mata took $2,800 from se\'eral cash re· J
nt. cl\1ra.cteri1tics. 1lster1i. Theywcrecaplurcd later.
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Just -~ C~asting i~J
Mondly, December 16, 1974
Egypt Ret111·n to
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SoViet Fold Seell ·
. ~·.t . @ '
·f.'°'· with · Tom
IU'p.lliDe
Yule Trees
'Reali~tic' ·
()fl \'l'l.F: TRt:E Of.PT. -Back
:-nrn~· .J~c ' JJ.:u "he n I ">l) .i kid, 11 w.1s
uur T:11n1ly custum thut S11nttt Claus
111 011.:J.1 the· Qir1stmas tree down the
,·111rn11t·~. :11ong \\It h all tho:-.e othe r
J.:lfls .lh>it \\UUlli never ha\'c fit the
I 1repl:1el' npl.:]U n~.
I 1)o ndcrt!d &.111 this in my youth. I t
'1 as a wondcrous U1in g that St. Nick
1..-ould gt•t that trcc, <ill the triinmiOgs,
2 Iraqi .
Planes
Downed
' •~rom \\'irr Ser,·icl':.
. BEi !{1;1' -Iraq said today th:.it Ira ·
n_ran m1s_siles brought down t-.·o of its f1~htt'r aircraft during the "'cekcnd. .
Uaghllad radio broadc<1st an ;;an-
nour,teement• from the Iraq DefeMe
1"hn1s try that said the downing or the
(·IN SHORT J
....,.o warplanes waS' "a dangerous pro·
,·ocation and intervention."
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ALLARD LDWENsTEIN ROBERT KENNEo'# ': \
Jlus packal{C'i:, coodics and bicycl~ ~ <1\Y O th.Jt ch11nncy. ·
In lat.er !l't'llfS, I rina11y fi gured out
\l.'h.Y the Yule \.rec ul\1·:iys arri"cd with
Santu-Clau s "·hen I "·.is a tad. Those
Wt:rt"" th e yeilrS or the Great.
Depression.
The a_nnounccmcnt said the.planes "'~fl' hit by American-made •lawk I • 4
m'iss1lt:S \\'hileflyingatu'highaltitude ' s· h Th . c A . . k d
Yule lrl'.'c s e·ll ers got pre tty
•lespc.r:.ile :W>ng about Dec . 24. Thus
Uad could go do\\n.to the Christmas
ltetJtt n.nd pick up a real bargain six.·
fltllt.( for·maybe 75 cenls or SLThcn
the tree ;;rr1 va.l latc upon the'Yuletide
o~~~ Iraqi tcrritf>ry. Jr an eory· tt · c · .
ffo11Sb19 Loslaftf . . . · · . a e, ·
\Vi\SlllNGTON -Efforts by '-' " r· · federal <Igcncies to end housing di:s-~ NE\V YORK tAPr---.Former Rep. Allard K: 'over-Kenb~y:s~,pro.lsr<iel positio'n, was part Or a
crimin<ttion ugainst minorities and Lowenstein says that after 3 personal year-long stt.idy larger cposp1racy. He said he had no ideas sb far about
,,·omen a re inadequate <1nd hav... ··1 don't believe the evidence sustains the theory that ~he identity; of .the wielder of the ''true gun'' in the kill-
:·senerally been either superfitial or Sirhan Sirhan is the murde_cerof Robert F. Kennedy." 111g. -•
f \\'II\", I EVES TRIED that late in complete," the U.S. Comnlission 00 Sirhan is serving a life sentence io Calirornia foT Cowenstein called for a reopfning or the case on ~r1Stm as tree shopping myself just a Civil Rights said loday. the <issassinatioi'i of Sen. Kenaedy on June 5, ~968. in a the basis 0£.doubt:S on three quesli,ons, ha Ying to do
"' ~·e:irs bilC'k .. nc1 came up with a The C'ommisslon, in a 379.page rl"· ... Los. Ang_ell"s ~tel following Kennedy's vi,ctory in the with the bullets and the a utopsy.
r_gain seven foot Douglas fir for"on-1port on federal enforce ment of fair California prcsuiential primary. -Why ~en bullets were recovered. from Ken·
S2 ,5,5. . . . housi_ng lil\VS, said the Department of ·-Lo"·enstein, a former Democratic congressman nedy's bo!IY and ottiers wounded at the time, and three
r.Come to think of 11, that didn't hap-I ~ous1ng and Urban Development a nd from New York , revealed his doubts about the shoot-from the ceiling, yetSirban's gun could hold only eight
n Just a rew ye1:1rs back . It happened six other agencies have conducted ·1~g at' a ne"·s conference, accompanied hy P1:1ul bullets? 1 ... ~
"".Role lot or }'ears back. . · onty minin:i:.il " cCforts to end housing l Schrade, a former l lnited AuLo \Yorkers of(icial who -"'J{ow can the a_P.l)arent ballistic difference in 1'qJC,s~& \\rrong Thinkers ar e d1 scr1minat1on. w41s "'ounded at the time of the assassination. the bullets found in Sen~ 'Kennedy's neck and William
Eooni,Vt_ t ""C arc on the brink o(;...-\ti. Schrade said Lo"•enstein had con vi Deed him that Weisel'• stomach be reconciled with the notion that all
nothq ression. This cun't be · '.'I: there "'ere many unansWered auestions in Lhe case. bullets ·w,e~ fired Crom the same a:un?" Weisel a
e .. V'bu n tell things aren't that Cuba Holds Pilot . 14 l .. owe-n~t.ein said he 111.ade his iovestigatio.n teh:visionpt-oducer,.,asonenfthosewounded. '
bad .Just by l<;>0king at the price or ·rAl\IPA, Fla. _ f("deral A\·i'ation . because of the "recalcitrance of the authorities" to -How to reconcile th'e fact that the medical e lC· S:-hr1stma ~ trees. . Administr<itlon officia ls have adopted / mak·e all the technical evidence public and because in aminer said Kennedy was shot from a distance of one
Last Chr"tslmas, I.tried to buy this a \\'a it«ittd-see attifude toward the _the wake oC \Yatergate ''the country now understands _,lo six inches and the wiJ,nesses said Sirh3 n was from 2
1'.t·r:.i wny ht lie hush they call ed a Yule Cuban go\•e rnment 's holding or a wh illt didn't before -that things that 'never...could to 10 feet from the senator when he fired?
lrce_J>n one of.ol.tf Otangi: Coast lots 1'ampa pilot and a light 'plane hi· ., hav.e occurred' have occurred.'' . . Lowenstein-and Sehrade urfed lhat•the Sirhan gun
:.ind the guy ~·anted $7.50 fo r it'. It was jaeked by a lone gunman, •. •le sa id. however. that he was not proJ)ostng that be refired for further ballistic comparisons by inde-·
alx.1ut knce·h1gh to a taclus plant. ··1 doubt if we'll get anylhing other ; Si rha~, a Jordanian immigrant who expressed anger pendentexperts. _
llF. DJD~'T EVEN apologize ove r t~a n when he u·i~I be.rel!ased," an
tl\c pr~e. lie just prattled on about 1-:\A _spokesman 1n fll1 a m1 said Sun-
thc stall' of inflation. day n1 ghl.
This Christmas. one tree lot .
flli alesman tried lo peddle me that
same pitiful litlle bush for Sli.25. l·le lob '~11oPiti..t'
illmosl apol_ogized. I-le even came on ·
i.rith a little sales pitch. citin~ the nice \V'SHJNGTON Co · al · lh d r . . "' ' -ngress1on tn • fioa e o~_green it had, t.he.w1de_se lec·, vestigators said today the Nixon Ad ·"
. ..JLQ.l.2!..t\eµ.ree~and s1m1l11r ~hstrac-ministration violated Civil Service -
!Jons from the price tag. q,mmission rules in placing political
I ~n the end, I ~ovcd OD lo another favorit~ in jobs iit the Department of
f03Sl.il tr~e I~ where ~he "'!an let me -Jinu~in g: and Urban Development. · r:;l cc~ m}, o"n scra~n}'. htllc bush Jlei>. Da)•idN. H.enderson, !D-N.C'.1 _ rom a J.arge Pl!cofthem. . chairman of the Mouse ~lanpo\\'i!r 1:1nd
Shampoo Firms 'Still in Love'
Reveal 'Truth' . .
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In Israel
• By United Press lntef naiional
The English language newspaper
J erusalem Pos.t said today Israeli of·
fi cials have reached the conclusiun
that Egypt is turning its back on
Secretary ot State llenry A. Kiss-
inger's step.by-step· ~liddle Ea~L
pcal·e negotiations <ind returning to
the So\·1cL..folcL
Because of this feeling, the Post
sa id, .. The prospects of a second-
stagc Si nai settlement between Israel
.ind Egypt arc bcHe\'Cd in Jcrusatom
to be receding.·· _ . ·=---
TlfE POST said the conclusion by
Israeli olffcials was based om three
factors: · ~t
_;Egyptian Foreign l\tinister Ismail
Fahmt:s demand that ls rjl(I· hall
Jewish immigr,ation for 50 years -a
move rejected by Israel as a bsurd.
-The pla nned visit to Cairo next
.month by So\'iel 9ommunist Party
GenePa l Secretary Leo nid I .
· Brczhnc". · '
-The expected replenishment of the
Egyptian "'"'r arsenal \vith ne~ So\•iel
weapons followin g the Brezh nev Yisil.
···oFFICJt\L OBSERVERS hei'e
hold out little hope that (Egyptian
President Anwar) Sadat, having at
last been honored by a vi sit by the.
So\•iet )eadership, u·ill spu rn Sovif.t
overtures after more than a yeat of
·Juk ewarm relations,·· the Post said.
··There ,probably \\'ill be no abrupt
and tQlal break. \1•hh the U.S .
sec retary, but there wil l be, in th~
Israeli assessment, a definite narrow-
ing of Egypt's space for independent
political maneuve'r, Egypt u·ill be cx-
pccte'cl lo observe the Rabal resolu·
tions, which countenance no more
than strictly defined military dis-
engagements -between individual
Arab slate$·and-laracl. ''
_ I. h3d to P,u ll 1t o~t of \he pile, sha~l~ill~LSeo:JS:r s.ubcomnliltec .. said ~ .~~Ql.lt.....fu)"8el~ to. a~~ure'1~ar1i'tFfhe there \Vas evidl'nre the \\lhitc J-lousf.'.
needles ~ere sllll glued into place, GOP congrcssnlen and Tlepubr .
;and prO\'l~e m~ o~·n. bottom sl~.n<:I.. n<itional, state. and county com1r~~:~
But the p~1ce "as Just 52.30. Th1::r is tees refe rred job ai>piic11 nts to !I UD
more like 1t. rr· ·. 1 · h h. · ..... WILLIAMS .§.~ID the couple's' wed-
ding ~Jans "are definitely still on,''
bul said be had no information about
the time or place of any ceremony.
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depression. It means \\'C <ire teetering
on tht• b:1 nk nf rcilill.)',
\'EARS BEFORE, Chrii;tmas tree
falc.sriicn "'ould just shrug off a cheap
f?Stomer Ilk~ rfie a_nd "·alk away.
(\ow ~"-bhng a bit more for the
(lollar ..-Utt)• can recognize a Scroo~,I!~
"'hen the y seeonc an~te~r him to the.
t ht•apie.') Jt the back of the lot.
l' scd car salesmen may pick up this .
'J b!t afai.o lllemselves 1f the doll<ir
Jf!Ueeze continues to prevail.
' \\'h1le now able to d(•tect the
chct1pskatC's .ind still !>queeze them
lt'ir .J couple of buck s. do not k id
JOu rseK th ;1t the Yule tree salcsmt.:n
t J nnol ~pot the high rollers.
• IJur nt.'"'sroom secretary, for cxan1 -
p it•. "·as touched for one of those hi g,
d~·iu 'l" s11pcr trtes and was so em bar·
r., ·t"ll O\t'r "'hat she pa1d shc.r.efUSl'd
".I -hu.,., a n~ body the price tag. ·
l}L"K OR.\:\'£;•: C01\ST v.'e llther.
tvJ"c\'L'r, 1s :-.upposed to get prc-
beJ!t•tl b) S.Jnta 1\na "'inds these neltt
('OllJil•· of d,1\'S. :\Iaybc no"" JUSl l'I J,:ht
d.i\,, fr·un Ch ristmas, 1s thc. tin1c to
bi;. · 11 .. 1 lrt.:L'.
' '.IJ \ ti,• \011 ea n convi nce the
:i•tu" m.Jn 1t s the really the Fourth of
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the vice squad was \11aiting in a
Scallle hotel room closl'.'1 as one
of his ne\v civili11n female agents
answered a koock ttl tbe door to
the room,'
"lle llo." said the "·o man.
"Come in.··
1\s 'lhe "customer·• w3lk~d in;
:'lloloney stepped out and dis-
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the arrest.
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to make a prostitution .irrest as
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Some 6,500 United A11to
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jecled a contract offer by
~1c0o nnell Do4g\as Co rp.
Sltnctay, dcsp1tt' m<lflag('
mcnt 's threut of a lockout
before Christmus.
:i.t c Donnell Dou glas,
\\'hich l!mptoys l8,0UO utHOn
ae'1·os pa cc \\Orkt.'l'S in
Southern Califurn1a, c:1 n-
celed its Southern C:t lifornt..1
-l'Ontracts \\•ith th(' l' /\ \V
Thursday and \\·ith the In-
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~l achtnisl s 1''r1d..i,\
· TllE T-HRl~.\'f of a
lockout v;a s terOl('<I .. il \ l'rv
Sf'rious poss1bU1t1 h\' ~
cun1puny spokt-.~n1;1n lasl
11·Cck . ;\ lockout v•ould he
the first by a maJOr cor-
por:it ion in nlodcrn yc.irs.
:i!!houg h 10,000 nonunion
\\·orkers u·ould no! IX' af-
r~cll'd .
·rh e !otkoul thrt•at 1-. -.el'n
J.., an :1lt('mpt hy manage-
ment to prt1~su rt• Soulhl•rn
CaliTo rn1;i \\Ofkcrs 1n1n :i(•-
('l'l)t1ng the l'1>r1L r:1c1 or
s tr-iking befor£' ('Ontracts
expire at ~cDoil n e rl
Douglas planls 1n St. Lou is
in Febru ary.
Two Cattle
Firms Sued
By Brando
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l\1arlon Brando ha s filed a
$200.000 sui l a~<1 111-.l lht• tY.o
cnttle s uµpl~· f1r1n -. Iha\ ht"
says sold 111111 lhl· \\•rong
an1 n1als. ·
The t1ctur l'l:uinl·d he p:Hd
SI0.:>,000 in latt· l\l~2 fot' a
herd of South Dt•\'ti!l c.1Ult•
he "·anted 1t1 fc·l'd .ind th,,;n
sell . According \11 thl· :.ult.
he \.11as tol d the l':.tltle \\·ould
return a profit uithin t.>1gh
n1onths of p ul'c:ha~f'.
li e 1ea r11 i:d l :ilC'r .
hO\\o'C \'Cr, h<: had purchased
.breeding cattle \l'hirh \\ould
not bring in any profits until
late .1975.
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almost no other ·major Savi ngs & Loan ca n claim: \1·e ha ve absolutely no
foreclosed property on our Annual Statement. Zero. ·
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of a financial institution, the safer your money is. Therefore, the
"'zero foreclosed Property" figure of First ~ederal rcpresc n.ts v~~y careful
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«'i\·t·d 11ith ;q1pl .1 ust·. but lhL·~ 11ould ht• n1orl· p:.dat;1
blc lu lhe t :.i:-.11:1' 1•t
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• ) Jn an t.·\tt.·11 s~1ni.l ctP..<.:fu i\ t..' ls;J.10.000) report
s uhm1tll'cl to tht.· !)t·p:1rlment of lntC'r1or. the \\'1 ·~tt.·rn
'C?l.'i 11nd OJI !\!)~•\t1at1on Jt:•ints an optimi-.til' piet ui·e
~ nHthl'rn (';.il1lorn1;1 off;;;hort· oil drilling
.. (t I ~klSlihi lili l'~ .
~ .. ::.ta. Stn('l' ltH· ;1-.~0<·1;1 1 1011 l't.·prcS<'nl~ "\\'t·"t (·o;i-.t
• pctr'llt:'um produters and refiners the optimism is
h ard l~· !'.l<irtlin).!
How Gov ernment
'tobbies for . Itself
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.· ·rht.· report estim:.-ites tfierc ate .1-1 billion barre ls
of oil :•nd 21.S trillion feet ot: natural gas. \\'Orth S157
billion. in tht: 1.6 million aC'rc drillin'g areal n1'Juded in
thl' ft'dt>r~I ~O\'Crnment's contro\'erslal drilling plan.
This is a lmost 10 times thE! L:.S. Geologic Surve}"S
<.·s.li mut1· for thC' :lrca. ,
1'hc C\lH.'S tion of t>nvironmental d ama~e·whith so
d i~turbs: <·ous t d\•.'ellcrs is di!)missed \\'ith the state·
mcnt'lh•1 t large scale drilling can be conducted .. ,,·ith .·
no prospl·Ct or serious disturba nce." The report does
not rlarif\' t.h c term "scfious."
A mi~jor oil s pill is considered by the industry
''t•\trcmt.'ly unlikely." If one should occur, the report
assures us. equipment in-the .form of three s pecial
ships ,,·ould be constantfy on ha nd lo clean it up.
1'his is a ll nice to know. but. ,,.e·d still like to hellr
from ~ome c~pcrts outside the oil industry.
Poor J udgment
Last \\·eek. ~n a Unfortunate event that probably
C.guld have b een averted occurred in Orange
County-the slaughter of 177 lame deer at Japanese
Village and Deer P&rk in Buena Park.
. The amusemen\ facility we nt bi;oke only a week
Qeforc th.o killing!i ..,-ere disclosed . leading to obv~ous
·speculalion tha t il~uld have· been a n expedient
solution to an economtttburde n.
Park officials· say they killed.the deer on orders
from health officials when it was found many tested
µositi,·e for tuberculo.sis. 1-leallh officials said they
only ordered the deer quarantined. .
\\lhatever lhe truth. the siti_\ation ·\\'as poorly
handled.
If the owner~ or the animals had taken time to
publicize their plight, they mig ht haye been spared.
Certainly' a great deal of ill will could have beeri
<.1\'oided.
So~MJ,Mr.Breihn ev?
Congr~ss Could Block
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WASHfNGTON -\\'e have counted [ ·] \VASHINGTON _ The incredible of Juthorship in these fiYe years lead-A (tlrther disquieling. point is that
al )east 600 gO\•ernmcnt lobbyists ' ON RICHARD ing to the Ford-Brezhnev agreement. the general ossue of detente with. lh.e JACK ANDERS 1>rospe"ct 'is held forth that Presid~nt whose duty is to squeeze 1nore money , Ford s hall be req-uired to go · • Another .ominous factor has com~ Soviet Union. and the terms of 1t, IS
-outofthctaxpaycrs. . _ apologetically to General Secretary WILSON lnto the equation with reports of now involved 1n presidential poht1cs.
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To !he best of our 1.'SlLma te, thev • ' Brezhnev's tired.D es.s_and_j)j)ssibl)'..........ltis..t.be.iss.ue..On-which..lac.ks.on...as. .• ouir~-__ .. ---..,r~a~w"'Remm1J11on in s~lar1t•s e~Ch yea·r-~·ing--of-all ~a~been_ 3chieved·by lhe .. ~~~2!i~~~ -a nd-4~mewhat the failing ~ealth . A new lca'dership in ing t~ the pres ide~c ~', pr_oje~ts ..
from the ta x p~1yers ~·ho. thereby. pay armed sc rv1t·~s. \\'h1ch use 1,he .con· .1Mr . Brezhnev, I am sOTr.,,.that I r eve·r s a Is . In th e best· of l(ussia might require a new beginning himself to the telev1s1on v1ew1ng
to be pluckcd gressment~emsel_ves.Theyares1mp-· J circumstaricesthispoliey,8tieastas under .far l ess fa·vorabl e public .3,..5 an ad\•ersary o-f
""".-Every federal :.igcncy, v.:hic'h. hopes . IY C'omm 1ss1or:ied in the resert•es und ~~~~ in:o~~:~i:~~ed you by enlering related by Khrushchev, begins in an circumstances than was the. case fi\•e Kissinger and ford. This places a
to get a share of the _go,·ernm ent t~ken on acl1ve-duty t~rs of such atmosphere of fundamental distriist years ago. hca\',\' responjibility on Jackson to / gravy, has ils O\\'n pleasure spots as Paris; London, <ig~eernent on a of both adversar~s and "fraternal" . . h
J obbyists on Rome. Tokyo , 11ong K o~g and mUtual r eiling for countrieswhichis'magnified.by .mis· Senator Jacksori believes that .he avoid politica~ motivati~n in sur. a
Capilol Hill butter· Honol~lu. nuclear weapons. haps on the way to better relations. succeeded, in two years or obstruc· senous matte · -( ·
1 n g u p c 0 n . Govern men! i!IJ"nc1cs also help C'On -. This was beyond .~ ;;:-Khrushchev is .the. <?nlY Soviet leader tionism on grant.Ing ~avorab!e trade IF T.ffE l_SSUi is to bee me merely
gres1.'"en. gressmen ans\\·er lhl'ir mail. Letters fey· authority, and , 4'"'\ ~ho has d~r~ provide the w~rld ~th s.tatus_ to. R uss1a, !n forc~ng th_e i hazin to Sh011o• that Kissinger Is not T Pentagon. that are r!?~ed !o. the bur~aucracy nov." by order of 1 {1rsl·h~nd insight .on the workmgs oi&.·. hber:ahzat10!1 of Russ!a's Jewish em1-·ihe mir~cle m an he is cracked up to be t9 ample. keeps lhrou~h cqrrgress1onal offices are the Congress of the ij~ Kremha f!1entality0 fueled.' an~,' I'll' gra~1on pol!CY-fie . ma)'. therefore f and For.d is Jo be humiliated .for re-ie ate offices on especially marked, -al'knowledJiied United States. l ,.. Cueledby-d1str.usLor,!.)heenemTt tbe . believe th'lt obs.tr~ctionsc to tbe .,1 . f . V~adivostok ''in
·.tbe Hill for cnch of 11.•ithin 24 hou rs and. meanwhile. re-mll!t beg of you to Onited'State:z .• · ... "" -nuclear agf(eme\i:t .fifay· forae 'ltUJsia ,~r_!'.1 n~,. .ro m ....._IJ . 1. ct"' 1 ft/In c ,1 r m c d 1'iewed by as many as a dozen nervou' p Bgree 1,o a,. lowe '";l':: , --~-~ --to·give·more. tr1ump_h such a ,,., tica spe _ ace
/ f e r \'; c,t~ s ·r lfi s bu reaucrats. cbeeiling' whdich v.·ill •-., ·: • ~~I 1et friendship di~~· ;; •. ; 1 ,~ ;1, ., ';,fs~f0~ot be. v.•or'f_ llle,!~c~ ~1 a:·
#nillion-dollar Job The Soct'l:I\ Securitv Administration. m~r~ a vantageous_....,us . . _ _ a long serJes. o( irtcidents great.... and THJS·J~ A doubtfu~ J)teroiS~ftronlx :_ ~ -
J>yil}g'?Perat1oncnlploy::. 50 pcupll·. for examplt", rccci\'.cs photoeopil¥i of . '.111~ 1 ~ wh at ~en .""H~nry M. Jacisoh'\ small, which magnifi®_ ~n-original. Oecause: Russia's nuclear 'Status,i.li~Of An examination rouSt be_ made
-:, The Enl'i r onment:.il Prolt:clion letters from Capitol lHll and rushc,;; is insisti~g that President Ford shall distrust or Mao Tse-tung ,and Chou-far more·tmportance to the Kremlin the agreement 11o·hen it is committed
Agency. a ne"' hurcaut·ratic offshoot them to the "con,gressional eor-be required to do. He ~a~ as~e.d £n-lai, as Khrushchev relates the than the emlgratiori' of dissatisfied l O paper. buUo prej~dge it now in a
scrambling ror . il::. pl are in the ap· respondence un it"' in Baltimore. This Con~ress '"t~ let the admuustra!•on events which led to armed confronta-Jews, and for the rurtper (eftson that a political atmosphere is a strange way
propriations d,ra~·. has h:i stily special ma il group is starfed by 240 know. l~al it must go ha.ck and tion. , .d1$avo.wal of the Ford-Brethnev .to conduct rorl!ign affairs. It is in ·
recr.uitcd .ii people . to. impress its ei\·il ser\·ants. -1 ne~ot1ate _a treaty that provides for So, Kissinger's _reas~ning that the agreement coming Op top of Russian teresting to ,speculate on wh at the; re·
needs upon Congtcss. The annual lob-TllE \'ETt:RANS Adminislratton substa ntial .. m~~~al. l on g-ran~e Kremlin. may decide.., it C8:1lnot h.ave cohc~ssions on intet'flal policy would action-here were to haye ~en ir.
·h ying bud ge t has now reac hed employs 14 go\'ernment workers to phas.cd.rcdurtions_. dependable detente . W1th lhe United reinforce'the idea In the Kremlin that Bre:r.hnev had cabled: "Sorry 'Pi:tr.
$944.000. . handle \'Cler ans rasev.·ork th al is r1.·· SECRET AR {r or State Henry A. ~tales ~roq,_ably has a log~cal foun~a-you ~arl 't do business with the Pr~si.~ent. The Politburo v.·on't r'ct me
The State Department has: 25 people ferrl'd by cong ressional offi ces. Ki ssinger. ala rmed by this prospect. t1on entirely a~art rrom his own pnde Amer~ans . do 11. .
courting eongre"ss mcn,.v.•ith a budJi:et .. Other agencies h_Clp congressmen states that in th~se circumstan~es '
jyst under $600,000. The Health. i;:el local pu blirity by adviSing them in "the Soviet Union wou.ld be able to L ' · .... • -. d h. =ii· -~ucation and \Vclfare Oepartm('nt advance of federal expenditures io conclude ·only that political detente . ea1•11m· -g . an· t e -om
has. a to1al li aison force of 20. v.·hic h th~ir districts. This advance \.lo'ttrning wi\h us faces dome'stic difficulties of . -. • . ' . . . • • e
.costs l~xpayers $911,000 a yc_ar s~'stem permits the congressmen lo an insuperable nature."
TUE \\'fllTE llOUSE also has a "announ ce·· the federal grant or C'On · Senator Jackson, it is to be noted ,
branth office on Capitol l·lill. staffed tract a"'ard to the press. thus ga 1n1ng requests a treaty whicb to be effective · ·i\ funny thing }la,ppenS when yOu lle.s . So;n~whal-biclferish, v.·e are.
by ,31.lobby ist"s . The Central In · credil for St'curing ftdcr:il money th al "'puld require r alification of the U.S. write pieces about "learnihg disabili-CHARLES ·Then we jbin our parents around the
tell igenee AgenC'y has six ·lobbyists they lik elr had nothinJ? to do \\'ith. senate by a t~·o·thirds majOrity. ty, '' and minim al brain dysfunction. dining room table.' They are re2;dine.
prowli11gtl6Jte corri<!ors.of CongrtsS", l lE ~\'. ffir example, has a special Nisslriger obviollsly believes that and all tllose funny constructs · the McCABE or mother is mending, andJrom lime
Even the anlipo\·erty prog ram ... gra nt s notification unit." \\•hi ch detente with Ru ssia 'V.'Ould collapse establishment has worked up.to ex.: .c ~ totim.e.th~yconve_rse. ·· ~·hich has fallen on hard times. stilt keeps rour fu ll ·time \\'Orkers blisy lip· \and that a nuclear arms race costing plain ttie facts that children.aren't "We begin our home11o·ork. There's
scraprllf'togethcr Sl~.000 a year for a ping off cong'ressmen. both countries !cores of billions of learDing anything very well at school .J~aming problems On1them. always homework. Things are quiet. Jtft'tii:inlobbyin~ unlt. On Caµ1tol 11 111. legislation 1s dollars would begin il President Ford these da ys. Then the mail on the subject begins A bit of scratching, as we itch from . < -'Ihegovernmenl lobbyists. in r·cturn shaped as much by, lhc µublic de· were req uired to go back on hi s .,,. .. You get a h.ell or a lot or indignant to come in. Unlike the phone calls. the perplexity. The boy from across !he
for congression:il favors. pamper hates. These IE:ss visible forces are Vladi vostok commitment. phone calls right away. These calls mail i$ largely favorable to my thesis. street comes in '\lo'ilh his books, and he
memb.-sofCon)!ress outrageously l'onst;1ntt~ applied by la\\'yer~ :ind Certainly it ca nnot be disbelieved are from mothers who,bave children The mail comes la.r gely from wor~s ..
,..'Mt ate Departml'nt 's liaison lobb\'1sts, fixers and ex1>cdilers. By readers of the memoir.s·or NikiJ,;i S. with learning problems. They are an· t~achers,-and therapists. Spme of it "SEE TliE difference? we didn't
SfifT. r~xamplc, sl·rl'f.ls as a tr<l\'Cl 1'Jic n1ost effective of all prob:1bl.v Khitishrhev, v.•ho preceded Brezh~v. gry. They'" arc angry largely because CO!lleS from less excited parents. know it, but we were disadvantaged.
''bureau'YOr congrcssn1cn "'ho like to arcthe gO\l'l'nn1entlobby1sts that Soviet polic y undergoes sudden the} feel I have put the btame for NoTV,noslxp~ck,f!Qdistractionbul
i;av'e~broad . Urgcnl cahll's go out THESE-Pf,jOPLE'ucccpt.the view· m y f a·thcr 's pipe a·nd so me
.frOrri l'~ 1iaison ofrict' notifying U.S. that t)'lere is something frightfull y scratrhing. It was really quiet. It was
' emb1'ss1lt that Sl't'. Vance llartke. D· • St t · p 1 •t • • · 7\.T ·t All B d phony about all this thing or putting an bcaotifully quiet .
• l nd .. needs. hotel reservations in a e 0 z icians· 1 ,0 -. _a essentiallysocialormoralpt.@lemi " Y,lli-'AJ):~re .. ~Mlaslital-~lon . ihat Sen Jamrs Abou rezk. D· a medical context. There are tho·se ly, to be disadvantaged!'The point of S.b~ is a vegetarian. lhat Rep. Ed It might be hil~rious ly amusing if it [ nation's largest,. is a fair mirr.or of the ·who , like· myself, ~licve that since all thi.s.is.Ltui...o.ur_hQDW environment
Hutlhfhson, H-1'11 irh .. ...,..t1nts tickets were not for tt# sourre. But the re· J state's politicians. Orie may disagree kids could once be educated without conduced to study, or our parents' re-
tor t~COJ>l'ra .. Aida" in Attstria marks of a Uc professor of political EARL WATE RS . with their philosophies and their votes the use of stimulanLdrugs, they can ading cond11Ce'd'lo stud y, the absence
Amef\c:1n d1pf\lm :i ls around the science. as reported by UPI, con· _ but the Incidents of even al'l1nt ofcor-still be educated without them.· if of mechanical dist~actioQS conduced
'\loOrld !ire prrss1·d into St'r\·1ce as lug· slitute a se-rious charge against ruption on the part of any of the many education is tfioroughly re-thougb.!· to study. ..-• .
gal.!C can-iers :ind tour gu ides for the Californi a politics. to New York . But had he been who have ser.ved during the last fifty The ~st wisdom l have received on "The learning problerh isn't just
tourists. from Capitol lhll ._Jh!livering. a "Ca lif~mia ~holars·· California 's own all the way. it would ye~rs are so rare as to be. almost n[Jn· the sub1ect comes from a Sa.nta Rosa school!. It is clamorous homes. It is
PH ESIOE~TIAI . lobby1~t! •1rranl!e l<'cture. William E. Bicker, 1s quot~ be ridiCU!ifuTIO.tar all of California's exl!tent. -, . -man, George Dall, who is not a-parent! and their failure to create and spec1~l \\'hite llou~l' tours. :it thr re-as declaring that voters "ought to be elected officials with that brush. . Bicker .. as ~n .individual. has e\'ery ' teacher but has-spent a-tot of time participate in studioos borne environ-
qur<;t f con~rr~~m1•n. for ra\'nred as ~·ary of politi-The fa c ts in evidence would nght to his op1n1ons and to freedom of thinking about th,e learning problem. ment. This parental· failure whelps
const il '4nts. The 1'\;i1 LC)l.Jll G;illery ci ans "ho cotne establi sh that California's politicians speech. But, as a professor at the ThiS' is the gist of his wisdom on the the non-learner.''
11 prO\'tcles rr produrt1ons of 11 ~ famous 9utof California as for mo,t of this century have been state's university, he has {lo greater matter. ma st 11 rp1t'C t'~ to decor:1te con -"·e art• of speed severar cuts above those in i!S sister' r~~ponsibifitY lh'an· an iive·ta.ge "DURING TtlE past few ' decades
r ttrcssinnal office!! Tht• ~;111onal P;irk freak s from com-~ states and even the fed'eral goVern-c1t1zen. Too many are .Prone to give the home environment was subjected
!';er\'ICl' fiffer., Srl·n1c pho1",!roqih' OlUOt'S , ' ~ mcnt insofar as honesty, integrity, credence to the utter1ngs of those to the introduction of radio and later
ORANGE COAST
throu.i;h 1ts 11ai:-.nn offH'l' 1\nd thl· "The Califnrniu · 1-' and dedic .. tion can be measured. cloake~ by the hall~wed halls of i~y of television. These didn'~ have to UP·
ClA's l ohb~·ing !{':1m di•li\{'r' C-opil'i< J)oli tical sy ndrfinle One would '?e hard1 put to n11 me atmosphere. At a tone when pubhc set the whole family struc\ure. but
of foreiJ!n nc"·s hrn;1clr·:1 ~t:-to nli.'m · IS" th.it in theory those in state office, including con-confideoce in government . being_they-di<h-. ------------1---=-~~,...,~=o===~
ht'rs of Con)!rc·ss \\'ho ;u·t· n1(•n11ont·d , n 11 ca n d 0 gressmtn and Jegislato~. who have strained, those "'ith some expertise · "Then came relatilre afnuence to fiobert N. Weed.Pubii.thtr
DAILY PILOT
in thl'm ~invthin~ Nixon's berome· inyQlved in any scandal of 'In public affairs should be doing their -most-homcS and most kids were con-Thomas Ktevil, Editor
1. Pi!rl1;.ips the rnos• rt•sourcrful lob · hc.hai·ior is tht" corruption in office in California. utmost lo--restore railh. And as. a cerned .with"°gc ttingacar orgotone BarOo ra):'1e:ibio1t .
•>J>ilnme-of ,1 hal rould be expc.ctcd while s_uch occurrences fiave been political scienc e-teacher he should a nd either was an ov~rwhe1"11ng Ediiorial Page Edil or
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from a m:in v.·ho had his 1>01\ticoi l an· almost common in Niitiin other Im°"' this state1s politieal affair:s are· further-digtractiori. .The _Cdi!o~a.J pa~e or 1he Daily
tecedents 1n Cu lifornia.·· !;talcs. nowhere n~ar as black a~ he seeqis to ''These_ d.i&:tractions upset the ~tloueeks Lo .1nrorm anO &tirfilihttt
Surh a ·stron g 1ndlrtment ot be suggesting. parents in different. ways, but just reiiders by presenting on this page
California's public offit1uls demands EXCEPTING for U . Governor Ed CERTAINL-\' he knows that lhe about as much
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much more of an ex planation from Reinecke·s rtl lstortune' of being body of elected officials in state office. children. • 1 ~ tt rtst by syndi ca ted columnisls and
'" Profes!lor Bicker. Being charitable, dragged iQto the fringes of the ·Including the congr.essional dellga. ''The quallt'y of: parenthopd cartooni.stli, by providing a rorum .
..... rhaps his remarks were taken out Watergate mess in a nUnot way, only tion, is not one of "speed freaks" or dec.llned. The home environment was for readers' ''ie ""'1 and by presentlnJ '' • kl d-I I c. 1 ed nl this nev.·spai>er 's opinion.sand ideas oT eOnttxt. Even so. however they two other state officials, both as-any otuer n o reafil!o. -demo ish . Every ghl there was on current topics. The edilorial
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11 disasll•r mo\1h · K1nj!
,r:rc:ia,i!',I Visits the Po!<.~·1don Sturk
h~ Airport [)unnjl 11 To~er
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ma have been couched. they "'ould semblymcn involved in one incident, In any group of penons·following: TV, TV dinners, dad and bis six park opinions of the Dall)' ~ot appear
· sttm uncal.1 or an asclcss. have betn convicted of crimes involv •_ the same endeavor there will be those and ,often Lhe departure or the only In the t'ditorlal eohimn 11 lhe
Ing moral turpitude in t1!te past "'half who do not measure up to their Peers teen•gers. or lhe i rrlva ls of top of the P••e. Opinions expressed
ONE $\\'ALLOW does not ii sum· century. butlntheoverallofCalifornia's elect· t~nagcrs,alldls1ractions. by the cnlu rnnists and car\<>Oaisls
mer ma kt. Resides. tt<chn1call y It wou ld be rar easier to tick off the e;d ~frlcets. these wW be the exs,c~__. "1 CONTRAST this teemin& en· aOO letter 11..riltts art' theirov.'l'I and
speaking, r-i.ixon"'·as nOl advanced for names of the many, many dedicated lions. v\ronment with m y chiklhood en· • noindorllemtnl of th}ir\>iews bf tht' I' ~1 x ~ 0... ,,.....,,~.1 •t• ,_HM I•, ••• ~··
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the presidency from Cahfomia. It will offi cials of Impeccable reputation For the most part.Cltllfom tfl'Olt.rs "ironmeht to point out the explosive-Daily Pilot should~ inferred.
be remembtred lhitt the C•lifornia who hhve walked the'Ooor of the St.ate can be proud or those who serve lhem dif(ercr\ce : ·
\'Ole rs rejected his bid for gove rnor Ca.pltol durlne that time. Callrornla's· in office, Professor Olcker'g '9iews "Oinntr is over and my brother llnd
aner whirh he. pulled stakes and.went ~IYWn congressional deleealion now the .l\Olwlthslnnding. "' t have wa&~ed and put 3\.1.'ay the dis-Monday. December 16 , lj74
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Hershfield, 89. died Sunday
<it Sl. · Glure's J-lospital.
Hershfield told jokes on the
"'eekl y r adio show "Cun
You Top This?" in the 1940s. -~
PAil iS lUPI) -Russian·
born film director Anatole
Lllvak, 72, n nutufaiiz.cc,1
Americun citizen Who 1nude
Paris his homc .. died in a
clinic here Sunduy :lrter an
ext~l lness, rriencts
said tMay. Litvakhel1K!d re·
turned Ingrid Bcrgn1an to
.,'.popufarity wi'l.h American
audie n Cl'S in )956 Wilh
"Anast<.1sia" \Vhich won an
Osca r for the Swcdisb Slar,
8y WILLIAM $CRR£IBER. ed by the state to review all •,.-... ~-----
°'.,.°"tf•1tt1Mt11r new hosp.ital and health
care facilitr 'construction •
SANTA ANA -Orange has used the county office
County's emb.attll(I Com· .space reii.t free since its in·
J>rehenSj.ve Health ~anning ception three years ago.
Council1 with tviction from *'Becaus-e of the council's
threatened county qart:ers expanded activltles, It hu \
in the past, wUI moveyolUn· -become tmJteralive to move
tarily, at the eod o,t the .. to larger q,uarters/' sald
month. , · council President George.R. /
Jean Emond, council Sheets; an Irvine resident
spokesman, said ttle de-and .oWner of Eastblurr
cision to move from offices Pharmacy in Newport
in the basement of tie old ' "Beach. . )~ •
county courthouse in Santa "Our council has very
Ana was not prompted by much a ppreciated the
theCOunty. ' generOsity of the b08J"d of
She said the new offtces in supervisors in providing
·Tustin are bigger and will ' office space, but due to our
suit the purposes or the expanding program, there
council better. is just not enough space lo
·accommodate our staff an<J
TflE CO_UNCJL, rrumdat--volunteers.~Sheet!'said.
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flE NOTED that the
''slight separation'' or the
council offi ces from the
civic ce'eter won't reduce
the opportuotties-for
pcooperation wlth tbe
county.
The council and
supervisors have been at
odds for months over .con~
flicting reasons for the
council's existence.
The issue came-to a head
when the council complete·/
ly reorganized, trimming
its membership fi:om 74 to
27 ·and elimlnatin·g most
automatic county govern·.
ment representation.
A number of key county
health officials were re·
elected to the council under
the new bylaws.
.\l ONE POl~T during
this Year's budget delibcra·
tlot1$. supervisors made it
clear thef were consiHering
evicting the councll from its
office space. The threat
never materialized.
ln 'other actiOn the coun·
cil aMounced t~\ Sheets
ha\ been re-elected presi·
dent of the council.
Guilty Plea
ONTARIO IUPl)'-Gary
Daconay, 22, was sentenced
to one to 10 years in state
l'USEMTS
ORIENTAL RUGS " -
EMPHASIS ON M 'IUOITIONAL·"
GEOMmlC'TRIBAl PAmRNS h
"The gift tor a Lifetime",.'',.'·,,
-DESIGN PL.Ali
250 ILDG. ·2nd -o,..10.z1 UT-..T'lwL.-s.t.644.tlll •
. FASHIOM IS';AMI>, MEWPORT IEA<;,\t
prison fOr his guilty plea in ~:;;;~~~~~~§:§:::~=======;;:;"'""'f the strangu lation death of I
his fiance. Daconay J?leaded
g uilty to vo luntary
manslaughter. The body or
Sharon Gullmarf. 21 , On·
t ario. as found.in Da.,conay's
home July23. · .
BEAT INFLATION SPECIAL
2 FOR I WITH THIS AD ·
'fu'O ~:n1r,.,s For Tht• P· 1<'t' nf 1111.·
Da il y Sun<ia y thru Thursda).·,
5:00 to 7:00 P .l\1. .,,
I
Cl!ICAGO {:\Pl -!'lat·
th e "' J . DanUher . 47.
longtime polit.ical Jlrot ege of
Chic ago l\layor Richard J.
Daley anll clerk of !he
Circuit Court or Cook Coun·
ty, Woi s rOuiml:IL'ad Sund<.1y
"'rternoon from what
a uthO rities sal'd were
natural ca uses iO: his ninth·
noorsuite in a Chicago hole!.
!-le was scheduled to stand
trial shortly in an alleged
S<I00,000 kickback schc1 11c.
County Gets T_ax Reimbursement !)111 ner seriied n1yhtly Jro11.1 5 00 p 111.
t.'ntertainrnrnt .\'rg h!ly
RUTHIE LEWIS
"
LOS ANGELES llil'I) -
Funeral services v;ere to he
held today for character at-
lor Rufus Da\'is, 66. best
known for hi's role o l'
fire man ·conductor flovd
Smoot on the "l'clticOat
.JunctiJ)n" tcle\'ision sho\v .
.Davis died Friday at Little
Cu mpan}1 of lilary 1-losµital
inTorrancl'.
'llDLEll'
necessary.
M•rlle c. Bod!er. rffidenl oi s.r.11 ~<>Mo. TllE RESULTS· of the
c... oa1• 01 11••1h De'•mDe• IJ, 101~· study WO"ld be presented Surv1YHI by~· n..-... l'ren• E. 81111•; "
,_sons, £.,gee,. e1e11•r °' E1 ~0<0 -during public hearings ear-
c11r1nt• e11111r ot Fountain v.11,,, ly next year in ,Santa , oren<li.on\, Garv. P•ul Atld L41'ty 8l<11tr;
9r•n<111au9111er, Mina. l.ou e1<11er ; 1wo fi.tonica on the proposed
9reet·gru1dtlliklr..,. !ie"'«H wlll IMl't>ekl dr:illinn nr:•oj.ocl:S..----J-----~~ l l ;eGAM W-..e.oy~flflt>f-·C11..,.., . err'"~
interment, PecU1c voe .. Memo"'' P•rk, The cooperalive funding "'''"l'O't B•i<n, Pato1"' vie ... ......,,,.,..,, c. oncept was first put ll•"lc!Or\
c;issoN ~· forward two weeks ·ifgo by
Jonn s. _Gib'°"· •niatn1 o• '"'"'" ~I Supervisor Ralph Clark.
Mer, ce. 0111 ot o..1n Oecemoet ll, toi., At that time, it appeared
the fund s to cities, school
'districts and other special
districts qualified to share
the revenues.
Thw .. Fri .. ond Slit. Nkjlits
HOUI
"Someb.ody Ar DuPonr'"feepr The
Quart Burron Pushed Too Long
We Bought II All To
Save Y!>u Plenty/
DAILY PILOT
...
~:=~·:~=~~~;w.::;1.~ the Interior Department ""'t. resiae .. r o• Or-c-11 •or 1.,. was planning to go ahe&d """·"•UttOI (<1!1tor .... -.. ,-!fl IM vs N•"Y "'WD•ICI w., 11. s...r.111H rw ,,;s Will\. early December hear-
--E,..r.t••-Je•nn,. 11. 1 ..... : '°" 111 .-... ings' even though the de-~01tor°"'"Oe11o1¥1 11ro1,,..oi A-.t t 'f · h d l•ttl 1. •-
foMOUC lucit•* lat11 ltoc.n Paini ·•~soi.tel, 1st quality in .n1ry
woyl· _ -· ·
• Evtt1 if you'r1 not P'Dnning to paint now .... buy it & SMlf ii away hr . Jt,G<Moti.~rvicioswmtie-WtdllftcMy en5e. a ~ e,1mewpre-
•t:JO AM, M*'""'oar P....•. Row Nil~ pare its ca·se.
Metnol'J.el P•rll, wr..111«, C.O. -~ 4'Ui11 · • • ~y,dlr~IOt1. ., _LL't.':l
M11L1t01..U.ND • .: THE STU~Y JD•msm· .... w,.,..,... "'r<111K111...i,.rnklttll of L.ttuM tially be• 'a'lerlh'''tfde'!bl'lhi ~.~~o."ta'.•J;~.::.,r:::.,~~J-= tmM5i~e environmentlll 1m-
-R•IP'I o1 0ci ...... ,, c. .. -11-1ck o1 • pact rePPrt prepared~,the
MlclllO&I'; ~ ...... Autll Gi.nlller •' governnient on the Oibfrill.' •"11~.c .. :1wou.r,GR<.i<1~111 -~ -'!:~ - -S•11 -8•r .. arol11D ; .. .,..,. o••"lklll\Or911. ing prC!posal. _. -,._;...,
"""''I• "lerYtcn .i10 1111errrw111 wer1 ne10. Ac c 0 rd 1· n g to boa'rd Sneller L~unil Be...:r.MortUM~ Olrf1:lori. •
. . sT1E111N~ · · sou rces.~ Orange County's
Ne111 • L. s 1ebb1ns. D•le: Dt <:1••111 share of the cost Could De<:tmtler u, ltU. S..Wri....a rw ~ '°""·
Paul L. stebbil>s of ,..,...,..., BH<n •fld al)lount to $10)000, but only.
Slanlfy G. Stebbins of 5loi Fr•nciKi'°C•; $5 {)()() is being sought f""m lour gr-t11llGr•11. Requiem Mas~ .. 111 bl ' . •y lmpr•t~ 11 10:1111 --~-•.,, s1. the Sunset Beach Tidelands
Jo.&clll'" C1tllDl1c Cflur tn. Pecllk View account. -
MlmQrl•ll P•rll Mot11Mry, HIWport Bt.Kll,
<lir-.ctori .
COllWIN kellll"n P. Cor,.1n, rliklellt ol lrvl.,.,
C•. 011• DI Gealh Dectmblr 10, 1•u.
Survlv1d bf lier lluoll111G WUll"" R.
c-111; -s. Sher....,, end wm11m ~·" 01 5'1111 A111 :'ll1r" _..kn 1 :llO Pl" Wl<l-
llfflliy, PiKllk Yilw a..-t. lnlwtlMlll, •
P,>d!ic \tllw MemOtl•I Pjt-, Ht,.PO<I
BeKfl. F,.,11, i<~~U-1&1 c.itrln..-
IOMl lo Tiit Dr•nf't c.iunt' C-tr 5oclfl1,
Pacilk View Mor\....,y,GirKlo<•.
WIT Ml! lt5"°°"
E""' T: WllllffS!IOWI, ~ ol 8'1be;o
Marines' .
'Trial
Sl_ated
li1tN1.c1.1>ec.o1oe.o111'*-•11•10"· SANTA ANA --Three Sufv1ved 11, Mr Gl<IQlllltr, MM-11111 Ml.Ml of
&&1-1s1~tM1 ; 11110 9"tl'llli:11110ren: s1~1.,, Camp Pendleton Ma~es
T111• H. R•lc1111119 01 B••DD• hl•l'lll. who face the ~eath penaltv Gr•vt\1<11: H r¥1Cli ... r. -IDO&f, Mon-• d ' .... , Dec.Mllotf 16!11, he Ifie Yllw Mlmorl&I fOC their al,Iege Slaying Qf a P••-· Nt w POn &ucn. Ftm111 5'1991~•1 'feUow l.1 arine rrotn the base IJll'lllO'lal contrlboll!DM i. ..-IO TM h be ' d ........ 1c1n C•"'-•' !lo<. .. ,.,. Pec111c view ave en ordere to face
Memorl••R•••Mor1Nry,dfrec.ton. trial lofarch 3 in Orange
4AM5TAOHO,Jll. Co ( s · c w1rren w. A•rmtronu, Jr. A1i10t111 of un Y uper1or ourt.
Nt .. PDrl a11c11, c1. 011t DI a11111 Judge Everett W. Dickey
DKtmblr 1S, ttl•. Surv!vtO b' 111' .,,i. Set the trial date for Donald MM1 Armllt~ two ""''· Ak,..d end
""''' Armuron9 : gr1"d•1t11Mtr ,t.prll Anthony Fletcher' 21, or
Ar111stron11. Si'•v.c11 '"111 tie Pf1"'1'· •oter· Hawthorne, Steven l-londo. """'• PatlUC Crt!!I Cetflt"""1';"111rtelt'd by a.11i.ae•11t•onc:.,..1•Mtu Mortu1rv. 19, or Elizabeth. N.J .. and
WHITHEY Timothy Trice, 18, or St. He!tll A, Wnlln.y, rH1de11t DI S.nt• ....... . . -c... 0 •1• e• •••In o.cember n . "''· Louis. ~lo.1-le ordered them
Sur¥tff<I bv "'' """'' &ernarc1,WN1nev; returned .to his tourtroom ttwft•gt•l>delllldrt<I; Swvklf w II ti. lltlll-a"J J f r-I -, -i00&v, Mon .. v. D«-r 1"" •• 11 ,oa .t.M. an.. or pretr1i:i action.
s1. C•c•ll• C•l~otk. cnlirc11. lu~un, C•. t,,.. It IS alleged that the1 trio
ier..,..nt Holy ~puleftfr C.-lfty. Batu· h t d k · 11 d f 11 Serger..;.Co,l1M1 .. MorlutryOlrKton. S 0 a n I e e OW
;;;;z:=:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::1f Marine Josepfl R. Mosac,
20, or L_ake Tahoe. Calif.,
last Oct~ 13 as the victim lay IAl.TZ-IERGEROM
FUNERAL HOME
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646-2424
'IELL llOADWAT
MORTUAllY
f!O S.oodwoy. Covo Me1a .
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' -·-McCORMICK LAGµNA
BiACll MOtlTUARY -
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494'94 IS -·-McCORMICK
MISSION MottTUAIY -
28832 ComlllO <"ap.,1rona
Sor. Juo~ Capl11ta110
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MIMOllAL~
~try . ilO'Y<
. . Chapel
J!i"OO Poc1!ie v-Drive -Newpo11 8erxli. Col1iorl'!io • 64'-2700 -·-. PIEK PAMILY
'COLONIAL r6NllAL
HOMI
· 780 I Bolio ""', W!illll•~lltr
893 3!i2S --·-• SMlTHS' MORTUAIYi
621 Mo1n !it
t111111'!'QIOll !litCKll ,;.; .,,.
face down in a dirt road off
the Ortega Highway.
Explorer's
Wife Dies
ANAHEIM CAP> .J Lady
Suzanne \Vilkin~. w_'
po ar explorer Sir 1-Iubert
Wilkin.{ is dead at 73.
La~ Suzanne dit.d Suu·
c:!8"Y_ ittJ ~CQ~valtlce_nt
hospital. 1
Sir •tubert. "''ho died in
1958. was an Australian
ffiii'?lted-by-George-v-for
his polar explorations.
litarie Roy, secretary of
the Explorers Club in New
York, which Wilkins helped
fouiid, will take' Ludy
Suzanne's ashes J,b New
York. From there the ashes
will be nown t~ th" NOrth
Pole and scattered there. as
her husband's "'ere inJ958.
t re 11 great seefOOd in Corona Del· Mar
·~~n
3901 E. CO.SI Hwy,
Res. 676-0900
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0.l'!niwn•
WORLD-·GLOBI
"S,,-ciaf 'vrcha1!.;.. Give Away .,rica/
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lvll 1wl111 1MriM11 with
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phtti111.
• I ' ili11Mt1r _ 1h.ws 'h.J~J\--~·~,~.-if tj:H11 <1ttr1nts & , ~i~·· •Ir ilbtt11Cl1 ~ttwlfll-
' ' _f. CIVftlritl.
lEG. '12.H .,,,
famous Wobe~
KITTLE
GRILL
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•Ill ftt tll·WM!lwr t
,rtl•diMt.
• 71\fi" ti11Mt1r ceoklflt •
1urfec1,
• (11•1 with r1fl1ct14 · ""'· . IG~ 169.91 •591a
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later. "
• lu<itt• go1s on eosi1r & 9iY1s longer lci1tint prol1<ti1n from
WHrfttr. • -;r ,
• ~sy 10_!~1.:.built-in primer. 1\ .
• Shop eaiiy for b1JI <olor s1ltclion, but don't miss CKll on this
-.wPfr volu1I ' "' •
• ekes• from Nutsh11\, Dun• Beige, D1s1rt Sand, Val1 Yellow or
-Colonial Gold. · A,)
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·' ·.FOR .
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FOR. HOME AND FAM/l Y!.
Ozite• Syi:itha-tit Turf
GOLF PUTTING
GAME
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• "'i11.,wti1r1, It's ptrtolrl1.
• htel11clt1: 1ptli1I jMIH•r, gdlf hll, 7.
; orps, flags, t'1J' 1y11th1ti< lurl.
• YOU'V( SUN IT •alCEO AT 'lt.tSI
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VALUE
Stanley>!!
SURFORM
PLANES .
• llotle hos lough, shd'll "
teeth.
• Work1 fast lo u1f 111tl
smeelh wDotl, plasli<, "ottf
1eft melols.
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Close·Our! Storiley·
"The Rambler"
FREIGHT TRAIN
9 lo<11111tiv1 1141!11 tfle !T l111g
lr1Jtht ••tr ''" 11 ).rill
tltctric tro<k.
• P1w1r14 Ii• 2S Witt
fr1Ml•r111tr· wirll clnlllt
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HOBBY KITS '--UTILITY
"Big Saving• On Las1·"4it\.lllt KNIS:E-
Chri1lma1 Crafts/"
• Mok• tifh for ,.., lrieMls or k1.1p
tlle111 •""•UI
• ' ""'' I~ ,, h.Wiy kit1' i11<lvcli119 Dtcffptg•,
C1"cll11n1ki119, .Ptcol;it .. 4 11111"• mtrtl
• Shop ••rlw for lht litll s1l1<1i111.
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DAILY PILOT
EEN!E By Phil !nter!andi
"It was cheaper than buying decorations.''
L.M.-Boud
Highway Signs
" Most-: Irksome
\Vb at irritates you most on a cross-country trip
by car? The American Automobile Association·
queried l4 lnillio11 drivers on the matter. Among·
those who ansWered, more than half named con-
rusing ilnd mislcacliiig highway
s ig ns. Unclean restrooms
came in second . Tbird was
tr<J£fic congestion. And ag-
gressive truck drivers rated
kiurth. That '.s a switch frorh
yesteryear. I think. True, the
dri\_'ers of big rigs bully a lot
these da ys. But when I was a
1ad . it \Vas the tn..ckers who
fath ered that thing called road
courtesy.
ANOTJI EJt THING so repulsive about Juliu·s l'---·-,,_~Caesar is he Jiked to ea\ fi sh livers_. fl_aminga___.
ongues and peacock brains all mixed up togeth er. ·
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' O~LY ONE out of every 40 kites sold ever gets
into lhe air. ·
'--LANGUAGEMAN
Q. "\Vj!~n \Ve hear something \i.re can't ~lieve,
·why do .,~,e.sav, 'Teti i.t to the hJarines '?"
A. Somebody told Kin!f-fliarles II of-England
about flying fish: He didn t--Qelieve fhere wer:e
such heasts. l:low_ever. ·his_ cOt J of ma.tines . ·
snilll fl ying"' fi S'h didl ndced exist. ·tJie King
dcereed· "Dnubtful reports henceforth h~I be
-told to the m a rines. and if they verify them, e
can !ilfely consider them true," So . says our
Language man
I
YOlT llt\ VE 1\ Bl,; CK ET of ivory paint.· t\nd a
bucket of hl u('_ pour th.em together. and what dO
·you' get:' l_YJfc \~·hite .. 1 ·~ told . ls thf!t_possib)e ?
_ ____..----. GULUJTINE .
Repea tedl y You hear that the French execu-
t~ce kno\vn as the guillotine-v.•as invented b~r. JoSeph Ignact;: Guillotin, who hi mself .
eventually died on th e thing_ No, he didn't invent
it. ·And no. he didn 't. di e on it. Beheading
machines alreadv-\i.·ere in operation· before the
·French Revolulion. Th at humanitarian Or.
Guillotin_JTi c re l ~ pleaded \\'ith the Constituent
.Msenlbly to execute the condemned with such
fustrumcnt s r ather than hang them, break them
on the wh eel. torture them On 'the rack or burn
th .at the stakl' So the Paris model or the
hihe w<.1s named arter hif11 . In cidentally, he
was imprisone(t all ri g htund ~r imminent threat
or death by that.big knifcrbu{ ~'as later released
to practice mcdiCinc. I-le died naturally in 1812 at
age 76. ...
Addrtss mail to t · fl.f. IJoyd, P. 0 . Box 1875 Newport
Beach, CaU/omia . ......................
f At !his lcslive .time of year t
f we In vile you lo come In and t be our honored guest. Enjoy
f our special way of pleasing. t
t t SPECIAL DELUXE DINNER
(Served tor Parttes ot 2 or More) f Sunomono SaJad •• l obster Tail • Steak Teriy.1ki
t Chicken Teriyaki •Shrimp Tempura t Vegetable • Ric:e • T~a
t S7.25 per Person t
t le -1111n1ati1 t •• rind Us on lhe North-Side of -t Fashion Island; New110it Ceiiter t f Rese rvations hono red: 644·4811 t
SPEC IAL ARRANGEMENTS FO~. vSuR PARTIES" < . --' .................
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What's a Pooka? Ask Andy
Andy is a Pooka (an oil who ans-rs
que1tion1). He does his elfing In a
column tvery Saturday on the family
page of the Dally Pilot,
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The famous fr:rrances
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-OU.MGE: City Dr. al Garden Grove Blvd. • Open weekdays 10 lo 9:30. Sundays 10 lo 9:30.
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Alcohol
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By BOB THOMAS his permiJsion, 'united what has it done for th
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LOS ANGELES (Anj":.... Artlsllbor.rowedthe..,.,.eto careen? Nothin". It shows' to view him as a publicity give 8 free Clu:istmas Con· r .,.... • Cert at 8 p.m:Wednesday at ff he had It to do over, Burt 'push one of its 'films, yoo that it wa& all a matter product and a talk-show the school's Triton Center.
Reynolds reflects; he "Fun" -"Not a bad pie-_ ofUmjng." · ''~l~ow~•~·_: _ _:':_ _____ .=_:=====-----1
wouldn'L...do it .. -The nude ture:insP_lteofthat." . / WllAT DID IT do fori
centeifold, that is. • ~y dtd the photo hit so .• Reynolds.• career? Not what
Despite his flip image, big. he had wanted. He had ex.
Reynolds is a· surprisin,ily • "l think th~ timing was petted to appeai-.in his first
thoughtful person, espepal,· right. American women really prestigiOus · film
ly where his (areer is feon. we~e tired of going into !be "Deliverance,•: Jong befor~
.cerend. His advent to b~r at home and hav1~g his nude photo lJppeared.
s tardom seems a.1 1. s11ieone s hoved tn their But director John Boorma{I
important to him, and the ears. At last they had spent a year and four
route he has taken appears something to combat all months editing the film, and
as wt:ll ·planned as the·AI· those female nudes, and it arrived afterward .
liedinvasionofNormandy .. they hung it everywhere, Reynolds ' impressive
"I was a pretty rotten aC·· even on the bE:droom ceil-p e r r o r m a n c e i n
tor .when I started out" he ing', in retaliation. · "'Deliverance"· went un-
admits. "If you could i~. "Now lot_i'-or other a·ctors recognized by the critics.
to act in school, I would ~ave shown everything, and That still rankles him ..,....
have done it. But the only
way to learn is to aCt.
··n1AT'S WllY J 've made
so many pictures. And I'm
learning. I'm better in 'Al
.~n¥, Last Love'. than I was
1n The Longes t Yard.'
And I'll be better in 'Home
Free' than in 'At Long Last
Love .' "
Having just finished the
Cole Porter musical, "At
_ Long Last Love," ReynOtds
immediately began ''~ome
Free" (tentative title) 1tlh
producer-director Robert
Aldrich. . .
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Yard" with Aldi::ich, who re-
ported that the rildt may
rack up $20 million, to $30
TIJUANA, ·Mexico (APJ million in film rentals in' the
-Liquor sales are expect. United States and Ca8ad.8.
ed to boom ir tourism grows "'Until now, I was t.J\e ooly
as a result of the new movie star who made it' in
Greyhound bus service to spite of-his pictures," laid
Tijuana from California -Reynolds.
Crocker announces mor~ doug~ for next Christmas.
cities. And in spite or posing with
1,'he Americans are al-small Cigar and hauteur -
lowedtoret.urnhome,)\:"itha nothing else -:.::..._-,in
quart ~~ liquor every 30 Cosmopolitan magazine.
<lays v1a common carrier He admitted that was a.-
• such as a~irlin~ 'Calculated risk. He reported
1 and a U.S. l!'bstoms' off1c1al that acutally the first male
·s aid that Greyhound nude (sort o f j' in the
passengers qualify. magazine was sup~·to
. be James Coburn." But
U.NTII:LAST~eplem~r. something hap p ,ned
Cahforn1ans. wer.e proh1b1t-between Coburn's posing
ed from taking liquor from and publication date ;md
Mexico but a new in -· Reynolds was enlisted.:
ter re!!ltion or their state --"'IF t-n·~JEV'Eo~•i-_ aw now allows them to. It r.l.J wa generally is cheaper in they would put it on mY. Mexico tQmbstone that: I .was the .
A s .pokes man. for firs~male~~de .. I'dblowmy _
Greyhound in Los Angeles ~rains out.;:.said Reynol~. ·
said he was un sure how I tJtought the whole t;tung
po'J>ulaz: the new direct would .be passed o~er_ligh~·
servic,c between Tijuana Jy. 'I d1dn t--reallze thai--the
and San Diego would prove sho~ would end up 09--key.
to liquor buyers. chains, ~spr~ads, license
But. said Gene Teeling, Pl?les and ll"OD1~g boards.
most of the passengers on a ' 'The onl~ thing ~t bas bus·:W~ich he rode last week saved me 15 _D:!Y s~
were carrying a botUeeacb.. humor.· Othennse I. . , , · , , h.ave been driHn thzJ~
Gil YROUrfD RAS thepeoplewho'Uyto~ ;:
begun four dafly round tri~ thinkl,ng IHnf!4! ~lilte
between San Diego and Ti-that-I ·~-beanl1~-·-. I didn't-
J·uana. Starting'Wed esday recognize you with '-your -.n . • clotheson.'Nowlknowbow J~ plans .12, run~ dai.ty w!lh Wilt Chamberlain feels
five or1g1nat1ng .1n Lo~ arteryearsofbavingpeople
Angeles. \ say, 'How1s the we~ther up
.Greyhound previously there?'"
di scharged all its Reyn0)9~ tried .to defuse
: passenge rs jn ~an Ysidro, th~. centcrfOlct 's .~mpact by
and those heading for Mex-going on the Tonight''. ..
icowalkedorlooktaxieabs. show on ~he d ay, ~f.
publication to spoof/
himself. _ _ ,
Paper Drive He directed the writers:
''Think of me as Don
Rickles do\pg a.put-down Of
S tudents at ~1'ariners : BurtReynd1ds.', · !
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have presented the United made ilis peace with
Way Ca mpaign with a husbands watching that
chec'k for $100. The mon ey s how; but s till un-
came from a paper drive· derestimated the currency
that netted 23 tons or paper .... his photo wo'!!d c.et. 'Without . -
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Ne~dJess Migraine
--Suffering
Is Without Reason
In alm.ost all cases, there is a temporarily, "but that's all
formula for gelling out or they'll do." The.cause of most
trouble and staying clear. headache, inchi:ding migr~
It's true · with the .bodY'5 has bttn demonstrated as a
health. just as i t Is with nefve pre~s ure problem tn
problems whictl· plague the countless c!ases, and the proo(
nation, such '.a s migraine is in Instances where reliefb.u
heada"cbe.. been bro u g)lt ·abou&
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ex a mp I e , ' ' "In these· eases, .the unique
says .Dr. Gary hollow. bones of the spinal
Couture of the column hive betri" fOUnd to be
C o u t u r e out of ·place, and the nerve1
Chi ropr ae tie within their protective cent.en:
C e n t e r , ha11e been pinched and the.·
~·11enslble bra_in be.g.a.n to-a-che ia
ea!Jn.it habits, protest," he 11aid. ""
enough res'! Some patients have been
and . Jt'. oo d given re'llef immediately
I i v i rl Ji throu11h chiropractic 'Care as·
conditioo.'I are the bones were pul back in
necessary to health and place •~d the prusur9
• happiness, but is part or the relieved, ·while in <ithert It
health r6tmula being lef\ out tPqi longer berore the pinched
because of something people do nerves can recaln full normal
'flOt know? funeU<>n. · '
"'There' ire too many who do "84.lt the Important lhing'fto" nol rullie that the nend in r e m e m b e r • b o a t
the apinal·column mean lire Chiropractle,'.' 11111 Dr.
and death , 1ickne11 and C.otit\lre. ··111 to aeclt'competent
·health," reported Dr. Couture. chlropract~c care for the,
"fl ii not romantic to think problem. Needless aurferlng ts ..
about because illness never 11, without reaaon. And l can trunk ·
and yet, ~nod nerve condition ill of no better example than tM·
just a• nece"IAt.Y as food , suffering brought on by
waltt a11d shellt'r to the lltfea or migraine:" • :
Californ ian•.'' .• COt. Gary Couture, D.C.o
· Dr Couture polnt1 out that maintain! Chiropractic Otnces.,
the relief of headac he U11V.1gh at. ·f043 Weatcllff Dr\ve, Suite1
the u1e of de11dening stru~ l,a nt 107, Newport Beach, Telephone
best a l.emporary meJ..,ure ..... 845-~.)
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TV .GHIJGHTS
At!' < ) 6:00-Mond ay night fo otball..
Ll berty Bo\\'l. ll1aryland v5. Tennessee.
KllJ 19) fi :OO-California Rod eo~ Chump1on s !fl l'on1pctc in Salina:,. /
·~BC 141 _8;00-'-"The Be a r Wh o Slept
'1hrough Christmas. Voic·es of Tom Sn1 othC'rs,
Arte-Johnspn, B<irbura F~don and Kell y t.unge
tlre l~tltu1-.!I.
-Kc'r.+ °<281 8:0<>-.. The R°"tless Earth."
Docum l•ntury exploring geological theorv which
f9Dlcnds shifting plall·s in ,carth:s crUst are
responsible for r:i rthquukcs. volcanoes and
formati on of mount a.in!!.
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cncouragernent toc<.1!'.e a nxil-t·1(•s for his bvu:s:i~n~e:':'~· ,1J~illlld
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Mondoy:
E'veniOg ..
DECEMBER 16
bid !osier homt, !tut his lrilnds
W!~rch to1 h''"• tllfl'l'11ctd ht has
ab1£0nded .,.Ill their '"Oney.
('l Mike Dou6n Shn m MeN aritlill
t:DO 0 li]I {I} CIJ Mtll6e (If) W1~11
L<JO §Cl) mm Hews • fu1c11., hlfM llOlll • bcMYOltlll ()§:@(])!ft t'iUlnn 11<111 i.llto S<:roo1e wlttn be ind
USC 1nut1.n-i:onr d lrOlllj Mauok host I Chfl~lmts Ewt ~ ~:JOPM 1rot1ns ws. Uflf'lttS.IJ ot IOI Yilllt(l e'"ployetl ti tht find·
lloiatOll. I L~hocnt. -
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M11111=-f~'1'11t l •btrty Bowl" RtwkitiN '#ithouj we~ (com) '11
Collttt klolllall. llw. ~ Ntlll·I --Gt ne W1!du, Donald Sutllert111d, w· ~and me.u '•nnwH. Hu111 Gritr1r11: Jae• MtGow1ati. e,1. ~'t'r~ Q ll!lll!DC1lll111l1 ll tdtt lie. Wll11t law, Two lilts ol lwin1,
CoM!de1td OM ot !Ill top lo~ l!l!lH •t U1e dtt ol lhtll l>irth-
fodtos Ill I~• llf!llld. tlMI Ctllfomlt °"' 5tt f"std bi notlili!y, tht -··~ Co•,; -· • Aodul trom S11i11n t11turts saddil· otlltr llJ l!flWflb -bnn1 chaos ~ , ....... ~ -•
• &rotlc ridirlL MH1·w1tM~n1, te1m· tl'ld ~lu$60tl to I~ e1rty d~s ll·------'----1 i~L Ind bull·ri11ini. of the frencil revoluUon. Gtne Wild· BTTST'ER hmldp r111111J • tr 111!1 Don1ld Sutherl1nd 5111 in u, MM~ dual.roles. and
"""" c.~.r,s"" Q ROOKIES·A SPECIAL . ...... * C)lRISTMAS SHOW BILLIE·· Ill Otdric C..p1i, 1=~--c-~ -1Pftd bur Q -{Qi-(]))-ffiaJ The-Rtotl ''.Blut Chr.stm1f' Chris and Terrt · pan
UllMt"lirilllnSltow Ht the "datk $lc1t•• ol Ch11stn1a1 ''Lo_v1'n' M" olly"111 W,. liritlitli . durinr 1 lontly holiday pattol, wlllle ~ 1-1 M•kt 1nd Jill try to brin1 somt
f ,..1. ~~;~.... 1·~::· ''"'" "'"' .c!;~~!&.:z.
TNUI tr C..wquua1 'JO .... @CJ) CiJ, .. R h 1d1 ......... , ·r s ANNUAL All • """' Mr Llltl ... SIMI$ 011 w11e ll Uri. ·Joe bfconJe1 1 walillnf •not of XMAS MHCHANTS ~A~llCJ · ; · -l'J'. rnl!tini Rhoda's 1not111r•r•· MATIHHS H ~ lltf • Mttla !"'.nt to frH ~~ emotions, 1Ytn AU. AH
Int II~~ Mit.::,:,::•·Attaln 01e:2l & 24
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7:JO tw. -"S1tu1d1y's Clli~ In IM hopes of ' · 1 1...,.,... ~~ -umt1 kl lift. Or. ~llDll-tl!illds ~ S.1~----t youn1 1irt fro'" Ille 111tllolillts --9 " .....,... -lwhen I.ht HeJptS fro'" Jl1mlilt lftl la,) Tt Ttl lllt TMll H,11. !(,thy Lloyll P,ula Kt11y liflliOll $ ....,..: CC) (Z~1) "II Mithtel Tolan aod' Jolln TrlWlt~
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By JAY ShARBtm someth .\Fl-:' But she'd
NEW-¥-ORK (AP) -ratherft cuss it .Ifs-the
' ~ show she'll be cohostl nc had.the opportunity to.s\art.
next year, Aad she 1-the KAV,C show and said, •l
-.·eary, in a good-na urect know )'ou'd ,rather be on
way, of. bejng· kiCfded about camera than behind it' and
lhesliphorn. gave me a try.''
A confirmed Californian,
''CHARLES, GET rid of she says her love for the
~.-----------------•,,;··'";,the trombon'e," she beg~ed Gqlden State almost~ut the
N the..p,ress utfiche accompa-kibosh on her new JOb at
nying--Your observer. Your "Al\-1 Amerira7"
Steph~nie Edwfrda who trombone she used topl'ay"'
occa11onally appeared n ~ The fact is metltioned in a
the "Girl With Something h andout 1or ABC's new
Extra " series, is a girl With "AM Anler..jca" morn,in~
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~M HtttoMHtf llttPMt._ •, .. cANote1.illrapl -~
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fiugelhornist, had)h.e brass \\'HEN IT \VAS known 1--...C...---~-.....::;.:..-
to ask abou\~h er horn. t-le ABC want ed a fe male
quickly dropped the matter. cohost for the s ho"'· she
By TheA1sociatedPrtss 6. JOI-I N' DENVER
The following are BackHomeAgain,RCA
BiUboard's record hits for 7. BACtll\1AN ·TURNER
the weekending Dec.21.as OVE~DRlVE -Not
they appear in next v.•eek's .1 Fra\:ile . J\l ercury
issu e of Billboard"' 8. OHIT PLAYERS -
magazine. Fire. J\lercury
9. LOGG INS & MJlSSTNA
-J\lother Lode, CJl(umbia
10. HELEN REDDY -
free And Easy, Capitol
HOT SINGLES
1 . CA T 'S IN THE
CRADLE -Harry Chapin,
Elektra
2. KU~G F U FIGHTI NG COU"TRY SINGLES
-Carl DOJ.1glas, 20th Cen· I. I CAN HELP -Billy
tury > s"·an. Columbia
3. ANGIE BABY -Helen .. 2. ~'HAT A !\LAN, MY
· · 1111ss Edwa11ds, a tall said, "!look myself ·out of
· friendly yo~ng Minnesotan. the running and said, in ef·
comes to FUn City by way (ttt, 'If you're interested iii
of•Los Ai\n1es1 \vlere for me 3l":'SO melime in the
~'h years She's cohosted a rutilre. save yourself some
morning talk s how -.·ith time because under no
KABC·TV persona lity circumstances would I ever
Ralph Story. "'Ork.in New Vork. '''
Shesaysshegotintosho"' She sai d s h e later·
biz the traditional way -changed her mind, decided
college drama s tudy. a ~1anhattan might-be great·
march on Hollywood and ly over-rated as a fe·arsonle
door·pounding for acting bllrg, and' aJWlied ror and
jobs bet"·een such civilian· got the job.
work~~s secr etary-to a J\fias Edwards . who
fninster and instructor in a strikes one as a .Yery oom·
modeling schdol. mon·sense, straighlfor.Ward
Reddy, Capitol l\IAN JS -Lynn Anderson, SH E CREDITS Story,
person, says sh e's found
this town ·•not as bad' a$ 1
e)('.pected, consider1.ng it's a
place l f\t!ver .said I'd go ...
-".But the ttlirig f found the
toughest-to deal with is ho"'
much money it takes.to live
here. tam really frightened
thii.t I didn't ask for enough
4. W•IEN WILL J. SEE Co lumbi a . . w h o'll be t h e "'Al\1
YbU AGAIN -Three 3. WE 'RE OVER -Ame rica" Western cor·
DegreeS, Columbitt Johnn y Rodriguez , respondent, with greatly
5. YOU 'RE THE FIRST, l\1ercur·y helping her career .. She said
T H E L A. S T . J\1 y -4. THE DOOR -George she 1i3W him on the tube Oqf
EVERYT\llNG -Barry· -Jones, Epic day and simply wrote'him
Whi~20thCentury •· 5. SON QF A -ROTTEN .ror ~dvice on how to get
·, 6. LUCY IN ·THE SKY GAJ\1BLER -Anne Mur· startedin showbiz.
WITH DIAJ\tONDS -EUon-r-ay;-Gapitol ~He-catted-me-in-for-an
John, l\ICA 6 . ' K E N T U C K Y interview and hired me as a
7. SHA·LA -..L·A, l\1 akes Me GAJ\1BL ER -?.1erle Hag-!e5earcher," she said. "I
Happy -.AQL Gree~. ~· gard, Capitol later beca,me his se<:retary
don ". 7.0UT.OFHAND -Gary anda(tera,Yearofthat.he
8. J UN IOR 'S FARJ\1 · Ste"'arl. RCA
SALLY . G -Pa u I 8. HE CAN'T FILL-J\tY
111cCartney, Apple Sl lOES -Jerry Lee Le-.is,
9. I CAN HELP -Billy ~lercury
Swan, Columbia , 9. RUBY. BABY -Billy
10. DO IT 'Til You're 'Crash' Craddock, ABC
Satisfied -B.T. Express, ~· 10. LI!tE OLD TIMES
Scepter -··~ AGAIN -R_.ay Pric;e. ?tfyrlr_
TOP LP'S ' EKSY LISTENING
I . ELTON JOHN 1.WISHINGYOUWERE
Greatest Hits, MCA HERE -Chicago, Colum·
2. RtlLLlNG STON..ES.......=.....bia~
lt's_ O~ly 'Reck And Roll , 2. :11\.ANDY --:--Ba,rry
Atlantic ,J.1anilow, Bell
3. JETHRO T ULL-War 3. ANG IE BAB•Y J.... Helel)
Child, Warner Bros. Reddy, Capitol'
4. NEIL DIAMOND -4. RIDE 'EMCOWB<>Y -
Ser:enade; Colu_m_biit · , Paul Davis, Bang
S. HARRY CHAPIN· -c-S~fY, EYES ADORED
Verities & Bl.a derdash, YOU --F-r.ankle-Vali
Elektra Private lo k ) . . .
money." •
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can ta~e that up with ABC if
the show .clicks"!
"lf-I -eon afford the al·
torney," s he 1auihed.
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Gilnn rord; Otbblt Rty llOlds. (l)1i0111er "'4• • 1 \L.~~~::::=:..~;..,!!?!_!::2::;!:.~:!:;~=~E.!!:!J I ~ A~ ,,, '2,~ ':::'
Cil Mid Wlfld ti A.l!IMb ..._ ~ Tht Co11u1tn6en "Sir Arthur '· ' ' • • . W.lflillirtel Strl!Pt Tta Harris" As Marihal of tilt Royal I
.11 • .., Dff1 Alw Aif roree, Sir Arthur "Bombe1" 1111· I ~;..-..:.••::,:;:o;IT~S~Ul~JtCT=ii!.,•..;jl
Ultlt ll1ctl1 /""' , nr' taUlf par1lleled lhe rrowth of A "BENJI" I
. ·· 1:111a tHlwm cw111 .... ''Th1Col· 11\t hU'I/ boinber Ind bit IU"tu v "DIG_UY"(G __ J --~ontl" L111.J. &~sis 11 1 llr'IU· ciused 11eat ai11lro11er151> 1tt11 tht 1,. ____ _. _ _. ___ ~.
ptoud n11!lt1ry ollk:tt. wllo Is wd· ,...r. • .
4tnly IKti with ,1 p1inlul 111d un· fll £dltcaUontJ IClltea Strin
pl1nned reuftlon with his d1u1hl11. l;tfllle Uni~
Anne (Juli. Cobb) How 1111 llwrll ffi Th Sl1111tB
dfWnk. tllt Colonel. clecides to -HP '" _(f)I Beil.ml tlltir lfllliollshlp ltClll d11t 11 CD Mnit: "Jtifld Sims~
Anne's lmOtndin1 '""" .. •· lO:lO m Sal1ri It Adftlllu11 e CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 1 · I .ltunie, tt Mftnlllll * "The Bear Who Slept ~a= Grits •
Thtough Christmas" . .t.c.o111pJ11i11t
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~Vll"'e R ider -~l~f!d $10,000
l\1JNNEAJ!9LlS, Minn, San Diego, for a two-week
fAP I -".j.\4,young t.t in· .-t furJough arter boot camp.
nP.SOtan rece1\'Cd a hcro'.s Ile was met at ~finneapohs·
"'·elcorhe_whfn he rtturnt.>d St. Paul lnt e rn .. tional
tinme foltt>.,.,in,11 a b1('ycle Airport by a 100-piece band
ride to ,Ca lifurnia that from Spring Lake Park.
netted ttl)fv l~ 10,000 for the Hi gh St'hool, Atty. Gen.
,,m1•ric:1n C:1nct·r Society. Warren Spann aus, Navy of·
Bill Hoy .-.r, 1\1 , n Navy ficials, rep-mentatives of
seaman rrorn Spring L11kc the American Cancer Socie-
Parlc pi;d:ilt.·d from t.tin-ty, his parents and friends
ne(M~S~\"i (.OS Angeles l"n and relatives. ,
route to boot carnp in 15 · When Boyer enlisted ii'! ;,'
weeks last s\lm mt·r. the Navy , he told officials~
Boyer fh•w home from about his desire to cycle lo
California. They not only
gave their approval, but
also contacted the Cancer
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ABC T el&chone
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his 10-spet-d bicycle June 11 UPIT...,._
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... -' ., . . 1 81 VtRNON SC01T Sis\er Romina bas tieen more bighly publicized than. r
HOLLYWOOD· .(Uf:'JJ -Taryn. Power. 21-yea.N>ld Taryn. Romina caused a fiUrt')' of exciterqent several
daughter of Tyrone ...PQ.wer, bas no memories or her years ago when she did a nudeaceaeJn a movie in Rome.
father but avldly watct\_es hia old movles attemptinJ·to TarYQ, fluent in English, SpaniJ • Italian and French,.
fin"d clues to his personality ind character. and determined to become a fine t:~ess, rules out nude
Taryn, who was S wheit her father died, has moved to scenes. ~ .
Holly""·ood from Rome to establish a rum career. '"My father, my grandfather and my great.grandl•ther
. She is an exceedingly beautiful tirl with the .· green· were all actors," Taryn said. '.'1'1y m~ther is an ac~~ss. I
gold--Oal· eyes of htr mother (Llnda Christian) ·but the would like to carry on the family tradition. To me, its not turned~up nose of Power and bis soft, pleasing maMer. so much a matter of priae as it is responsibilitr, ·''
· '"l'VE ONLY se.en 10 of his movies," Taryn smd-tb~ · · · •· · oth·erdlly ,''But)wouldliketo see t~emallT" ' :
··1 especially liked 'The Luck or the Irish• and 'The ·
Razor's Edge.' I liked "Jesse James,' too. But it was~
strange at the l!'nd watching him shot in the back ~Y·
ing. It was eerie." .
·Taryn is so caught up in studying her famous·tatber
that she rarely follows the story line of his films.
··I see him as a person -my father -not as the
character he is playing," she said. "'And 1 t)lint l 've ·
learned things about the sort of man he was, traits people
who knew him haven't been able to communicate.
••WJIEN I'M not behaving as my mother would like me
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·her as a child. Sbe has livedabroad almost all her life. BOB PALEY and As's· oc"1a·tes Inc.
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The que6tion caine at the end « a
parentstudy group. ··1r you had known what child·
rearing was like.before you decided to
have children, would you still have
wantedtobea'J)arehl?" ·
Eighteen or the t'wenty couples
didri"t h~-Sitate.
''No," w"as the reply ,
, A sour note in the lwllaby?
: Thdse suc..v.eyed offei'ed mixed reac-
tions, but lherT was some consensus.
.. It isn't as easy as it looks from the
outside," said Pal, a former teacher
who adopted a chih;I after almost a
dazen years of marriage.
~·people kept saying to me , 'Wail
tlll you have your own.' and now I
know what they meant.''
A father of two preschoolers nolecJ
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and even with good personality ad-
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·said .. ~l. tnew where ,babies came ~t°:lll(f.~ .. 1 ~dn't·kno~ ~hat they
LeM,.aster.s 00&.ed that in mothers
whO had professional training and ex:.·
tensive work experience, the crisis
was even more severe.
But do most (»Uples think or becom-
ing parents as ii traumatic event? . ·
MYTHOLOGY
"No," said the father of two. "We
fall for the tnythology. We believe it
will be fun; lha:t children are all cute,
all the time; that good.parents always
mean goqd children.''
Modern · me.dicine, science, ap·
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Her ch.ildren are frciwn, so an older
\voman offers a different perspective.
··There were limes, especially when
I had two in dtaper_j;, that 1 felt boxed
in, trapped, by being a mother. But,
l'ddoit again.
··1 had an advantage over many
young couples today, because 1 tiad
parents nearb,v. There was grandma
for some-advice-and reassurance, and
she could take the children when 1 re·
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George, v.•hose first son arri\•ed v.'hen Nancy, a Newport Beach mother
he was 30. and a nurse, describes it as ·'walking· rrwmr no ~extended family and no a tightrope."
sense of commuRity, you are !iterally "It·s a · maUer of making sure I
at the mercy of baby-sitters. You do meet my needs and my husband's as
begin to feel trapped and it has to ar-. ,well as the children's. ~
rect your attitude toward your .. People who feel trapped by paren·
children." . .thood just aren't .accepting the
I-le brought up a problem cited by responsibilityfortheirown actions."
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··when I get home from work. i She made the comparison.of Stand·
want attention and nurturance from ing on the beach and letting the waves
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"Teachers, television· and peers
hav'e an influence that we i:an't
always measureor control." • And, added lftnOlher of three, you
get a little help in being a good wife or
a good husband, but how do you learn
to be a parent? • .
Scieibloii.stE.E. LeMaswi, wtjting
in ~Mam.age and Family -Living,"
says that "adding the first child to the
utban, middle class married cOuple is
acrisisevent." .. ·
His studies reveal that this happens·
~bether or not the child ~as pla_nned,
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young woman, you're trapped. ·
Trapped? ,
• ··I think what we,.as parent.s, need
more of is a cha.rice to sa·y that things
aren't always so neat. When 1· got
married, having' babies was the
natural nex~step. ....
''Babje.s were perfect little.bundles _
ol joy. ~r·sow.ething "las wrong it had
to be with me,1 said ,a mother who
married at 18.
"I love my children, but they're not
perfect, and there ai:e times Lwant to be away from them, for myself. Now I .
can say tha~. -Two years ago I
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children all dav . "You can keep on getting knocked
"She doesn'i have any left for me, down or .)'OU can ride with it, dive un·
She wants attention . and her husband der, or: get out of the water:. But as
can't give it." long as you just stand there and do
He ~an "t even t:njoy a cocktail hour, nothing, you'r"e goin g to be hurt.'!
he said. The ch1I~ wants to t~lk lo lier tightrope , she notes, is not that.
·Daddy. and may bterally physically precarious. .
1 separate ~1ommy and Daddy. . · ··A family outing to the'beach can
··v!>u have to make a.commitment give us time with the children, lime
to being pa rent.s or having a gay old for each other and time for me to be
time.You can ·tdoboth." me ." ' '
Their solution was ·a cOmmilment to She cited another..fxample. ,-
'"adult time" out of the house, away "''"Suppose someorr: came to you and
from the children at le.ast one night a offered a rea11Y terrific steady job.
week . "You have lo go out. If not, the Your job would be to take an infant
time is·lost." and rear him for the first 20 years o!
bis life. ·
"You would guide, mold, help him ·
'People romanticize parenthood. One mother
said she knew where babies came from
but she didn 't know what they were like.
learn and grow.
··wouldn't you say. ·1 think I nee~
some training forthis first·?.'' ·
. The trapped feeling, said Marti
Malterre: who leads parept., study
groups for the Family Study Center.or
Orange CoU.nty, often· is based on
responsibility, guilt and lack or
knowledge. ·. · Adding the first child is a crisis event.··
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expect in the normal stages of child
development, they worry more than
parentg. who have. an ideL.O[ what is,
normal and what IS abnorm2P. ;-SEEK ANSWERS .
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Groups Offer :
Aid. to ·Parent
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Increased interest in educati~n for parenlhoo~ -~~s .. 1~.~ 1;.
spaw)led Several community organizations. A samplm_iPf-1 ,
P.fogranfS in the soulh Ora.rige County area arc capsuf:ii~d.._ :.. ...
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---Perfiaps prompt.eOb)'"'""tb"eeduca·--
tional program that g'oes .with natural
· cbUdbirtl:i ,:: mo.re and · rnore couples -
Family Study Group of Orange County offers-satul'd
\\-'orkshops al Gisler Intermediate School, Huntington.
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A proliferation of such ,courses 1n
the past few years is evidence .<>f Jhe
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volved ,'ar'e parent study groups. . ·
"they learn mote· from talkin! to
each other in small groupJi than from
listening to an ·expert'~~· said a group
leadeftt "l thinlrtt helps replate,lhe-aid a
mother got from her family or close
neighbors. It gave me more con·
fidence Jn my competence as a
parent.••'
How. aside rrom better training ror
parenthood, can couples .~£fing the
trap?
Young couples are circumventing ~e. b&·s~tter problem b y sharing
silting services. 1
"We often take another child along
to our cabin in the mountain5. Th ey
have a great time and their parents
have a weekend fl'ee. Another time,
they free us,'' said one mother. ·
It works as well for youn g mothers,
who escape the "caged feeling " by go-
ing to sc hool or working on a favorite
. activity. _ ··~
ALTERNATIVES
A f,ther suggested olhe·r·
a1t.ernatfves. ·:we waste an important resource,
senior citizens. Those of us who don't
have grandparents and parents ·
nearby could have a fo s ter
grandp·arent program. It ~ould
enrich their Uves and the children's.·· ·
A foster-child program, "'here older
children were placed on a short-term
basis with young families, could be
beneficial to both.
·'The older children would get rirst:
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I DEAR ANN LANJiERS: How do
ou like this? An acqua\nlance of"
ioe who has been a ':successrut _at-·
ey hen in Oaklind for severa(
ears started fooling al'OlU1d with a
"end .o( his wiCe. Befor:e long they
ere meetlhi every Thursday at a
olel near tlle airport.. Jle told. his
tre he had to leave \Own fbr a weekly
ines1 mee~. 1
SomeOne pul ·a bug in Wifie.'s ear
she decided to h::indle the matter
n her own Wlf.)'. Last Thul"!day night
be got tn• her· car •nd followed her
usband and his Indy friend to the
otel.
She watch«} them check in, .return
the car and drtve to their room .
ey em.cried lQOD all.er aad sbo as·
sumed they •Wt.r9 ing to dinner, so any questions. · three or fo~t: Weeks wh~thcr we g'et in·
she Waited 'till t.Key returned two This story is all over town ahd r vited ba~k or not. I think it's rotten of
bOurs latet -dnink as a pair or thought I'd share it with you as an ex-· him to put his parents ahead of me ..
skunks. In a 20Mbnut.es lhe lighl.$ · ample of how ONE woman dea11·wtth Our first argument was over my 1n·
went out. the problem in Californi'-a. -laws ·and I'll bel our last one will be.
OAKLAND READER too. Please give me your opinion in 0The wltc. ~ed dhe full hour, then ' DEAR OAK: Beautiful. Thank you this matter. -WON'T GIVE IN
.tapped lig_htly on the door., The ror sbarin_g. DEAR GIRL: Your signature lells
woman, ha·tt-asteep, opened Lhe door rn.e more than your letter. And now
and nearly fainted. Her lover was DEAR ANN LANDERS : Right now here's my opinion, which will pro·
:snoring loudly in lbe background. The my husband ia:n ·t speaking to me ba}tly create ·more .trouble than you
wife said quietJy, "Unless you wunt because of a disagreement we arc. bad before you wroce, for "'hich I
real trouble. you'll 'et dressed and having in regard to his parents. They apalo1lie In advance.
drive yourself horn, right now." , sold thell"ho~~.moYed-te•1imall I agree with your butband. Parents
The other woman, scared out or her· a phrtment. It lr ~r ... ~_lan lO"'have are special people and the same rules
wits, scrammed In record time. The S.u.nday dinner every week with a thatapplyto~1lfriends donot1pply
wife undressed and slipped Into bed ~hlld or another relative, but they tolhem. ·
. next to her husband. When he woke up never invite anyone.to their place. . or coursr. lt'1lackyof yourln·fawstO
. the following morning and found her My husband says it's okay with him ~mbark on a scheduled routine or
next to bUn b.e was loo terrified to ask and I should ha ye them over every freeloading without ~clprocatlon. Bu&
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Beach; evenirig parent study groups, and seminars on~
special topics qt.iarlerly. Membei"ship inCorm3.tion is
available from Mrs . 1-Iarold r..1alterre, Huntington Beach. ,---...... •'
Exploring-Pa,.erithood , sponsored.by the Red Cross, is
offered at Corona d~I Mar High School on Monday e~en-y ·•
in.gs for pare~ts of preschoole·rs . ~ ·
Family Education Center; Newport Center United-',_,._
Methodist Church; Coronadel JI.far, is directed by the RN
John Knox . Free education and counseling services are1'o
fer.ed by trained, professional counselol's.
Infant and Child Development.-..vh ich offers a Mo
and Me exercise program for tOddlers and their moth
presents a series of evening lectures on varied topics. ~
Richard He gner, Irvine, is co -director.
, Family Guidance Center, Cost a ;\lesa f'irst Uni
Methodist Churct. c;ponsors lecture·discussion series
family rel3tionships and patterns or grotvth and deve
ment in children, co-sponsored by Orange Co ast Eve
College this fall . Lecturers are dra\vn from several
ciplines.
Parent Effectiveness Training courses are offer
periodi.cally by area instructors. Information on upcomiD'I
sessions CC!.n be obtained by writing: Effectiveness Tra·
ing Associates, 110 So. Euclid Avenue, Pasadena, 91101.
hand e:ocpe rience at child ca re. a nd
maybe not be in such a hurry to marry
and have children. not until thcy"rc
ready.
''For the youn g couple, it would pro·
vide help with child care and a chance
to work with older children, and have
a more extended family.''
· Pareritbood, it was added, is not all
so ur notes. The rewards are...,,
eludi ng grow ing as your child.....,ws
··n ut if y'ou have to do it alone, without
supporl. without time for .JOUr own
needs. 1l is a trap. But you een free
yourself."
"Would I do it again?'" aid a
"mother. "Yes. But this tinti
more lha n on-the· iob train in~
Ann Landers
(or your bosband11 sake, you should
agree to have them _,and do it 'as
graciously as possible. ·
DEAR AN N LANDERS: 1 noted re·
cently in our local newspaper that an
· obituary notice read ·•pall bearers \\·ill
be runcral home pcrsonn«!.I."
This seemed Very sensible. Peopl e
are li"ing longer and older £riends
a nd r('lalives cannot lift heavy
caskets. It ~"'Orries me lha t when I
pass on there will be few available
pallbearers. Any suggestions? -NO
NAME PLEASE
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DEAR N.N.: My funeral director
tell11 me ther~ are two kinds or
pallbearers, active Jnd hf'.lnorary.
When the tontemporarles or the de· ...
ceased are up in years, the. artual Hit ...
Ing can be done' by rwseral bome
persodnel and the honora~y ·
pallbearers can l''llk behind &be
casket.
lt Is sometimes customary ror Ute
"honoraries'' LOwear"•hite glowa•acl
·leav.e thesn on the casket as a 51'SRbol
that tbe)· have scned.
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Is alcoholism ruining your Ille!
Know the danAcr signals and w.hat to
do. Read thl' booklet, "Afcoholism -
Hope and th~l p."' by Ann L~ndcrs .
Enclose 35 ccn~s in coin with )'our re·
quest anct a long, st;i.mped,, s~lr·
addressed t·nvclopc to An n l4andcrs,
P.O. Bo~ t400, Elgin, 111.60120.
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Toward Festive Night.
J\.1rS. Arthur Leva· climbe up to join
!\.Ir. and Mrs. Richard J\.1ower on
their Way to Las Luces, de Navidad,
.-. lhe annual holiday dance presented
)Jy the Alta Bahia Philharmonic Com·
mittee. J7 roceeds from the festive
evening, Tuesday, Dec.· 11. at Bahia
-£orinthian \'acht Club, help provide
-free con certs for the schOol children
of Orange County.
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project. for shows that (eelinf ls re-, TUESDAY
DECEMBER 17
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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): ,
Emphasis Is on "double
harness." Means you re-
quire active participaUonof
partner, mate. Joint efforts
are likely to succeed.
. BySYDNEYOMAl!R ,
AJlJ[S (March 21 -April
19): Accent friendship -
and a family.reunion. Make.
rirst gesture. Reconciliation
is on too -and you might a.s
~·ell be big about it. · VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept.
.22): Routine or basic issues-
. ~ take precedence over the TAURUS (Apnl ~May 'dramatic. Key iS to main·
20): You ~ay feel as 1r you tain steady pace. Don 't de· ~ are runn1n~ an obstacle legatetoomanyduties. course. Key 1s to see the re·
al, to eliminate the im-
• aginary demons. Build self-
esteem.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22)·:
4Accerll Is on creativity,
change, children, the ability
to get your message across,
to imprint your style.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Jan. 19): Some may get im-
pression that your budget
has no limits. Do something
-fast -to correct that im-
pression. B~ a comparison
shopper.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Accent is on Personali·
ty, the way you come across
te> others. Take initiative
and be independent in
thought, action. Lead
rather than follow.
PISCES (Feb. 19-~arch
20): What occurs behind
closed doors is more imi>o.r· GEMINI (May 21 -June
20): Put philosophy to work.
Get "in touch" with those at
a distance -persons who
·share YOU'r"i"mbitions, goals,
motives. Organize.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. tant than usu:al. You have
21): Emphasis iS on defini· authorit~ on_~ .side -
>1· policy details con· some w1U 1>e pulling atr·
1 c1i:iohs. Be alert., 8ware ·' •ings" in yOurbebalf.
· CANCER (June 21-July .
22): Wh·at appears a mistake
will rebound in your favor.,
Know it and avoid
dep~ession. You will be re-
aching more peopl~ arid
·completing an important
and atte"ntive enough to,
"study" between the lines. I( today is you~ birthday · you are a combination of
SAGITTAl!IUS (Nov.
22-Dec. · 21): -s tlOrt trip,
ideas. ability. to analyze
problj!ms -lhese are
spotlighted. Ori.e you care
idealism and down-to-earth
philosophy. You can or-
ganize under pressure; you
accet>t responsibility. tight
to prove a point and inspire
confidence.
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Club Gatherings _
Holidays Celebr(Jted
Alumnae
Mrs. Michael Kennedy's
Mission Viejo home ~)I-~
the setting for a meyling
and , wh.ite elephant e"·
cha.nge for Saddleback· ·
Capistrano Valley Alumnae
Club, Kappa Kappa
Gamma .
!i.lembers will meet at 10
a.m . Wednesday, Dec.18.
MVGOP
The 11th bir~hday Qf Mesa
Verde Repubtlean Women
. wi ll be celebrated, during an
installatioA ml!eting at 1
p.m. Wedtresday, Dee.18. in
the Vista ·de! I~ago Lounge,
Cos[.li."f!f'esa.
New Lease New officers are the
Jl.fmes. Edith Beamish. pre-
sident; ?ttarjorie Snykers, Col. Thomas H. A._ Lewis,
vice president; Ruth Fleet, producer and ~~1ter or
m embe rs hip chairman;: 1 num er~us t~lev1s1on pr:o· ..
Phyllis Bradley an~~ grams 1ncluding~e,Loret·
Delores Irwin, secretaries.; la Yoong Show, _w1l1l speak
Connie Cullen., treasurer, at the_ next meeting or Newl
and Marybe th . Collum, Lease,. . ~
ways and means chairman. The sess1onisJilanned a-;, I
.7:11 p.m. Thursday, Dec.
· ~ 19,. in the Garden Grove Las O/as hl!.!Jle or ~rs. Harris~n .
New Lease 1s non-sectanan
, Las Olas :roastmistresses
will meet for a Christmas
party at 7:30 p .m . Wednes·
da\', Dec. 18. in the Costa
r.1esa home of Sharon Bain·
bridge. Officers will be
elected.
and is designed to help
persons under emotional
and physical stress.
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A Chrisimas -party is
planned at noon Thursday.
. , Dfc. 19, f<!:r members or the
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• Thursday, Dec. 19; in the
Dusty Wjn_g§. home of M rs.:.1Nllliam
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Los Angeles Temple.
Church or Jesus Christ of
, Litl....,Y Saints was lh~
settThc·ror the marriage 1lr
Carli }tarsha Burfield
11nd• h ard 1-lcr sc hel
Bur•in, h of Costa l\lesa.
Ttleir parents are l\1rs.
Dorinda U-lawkins or San
Fra ciscoiand J\lr. and J\1rs.
lier i Burgin, C.9Sla
l\1es' ' -B al attendant s \Vere
!ltrs at Bristol, Vivian
and y Burfield and
\Va;tiliiirgin. .A-tk~ng the bridegroom \\'Ci'. ,Bob Ba con, .J1n1 l~ur ·11t1t, Gay Chr1st1anson
and oltz.
T ide is a graduate of
Edi igh School and her
husltar'ld' is a graduate of
Cosfa Mesa Jligh SchnoL
'fh:( w'ill li\'C in Costa
~tesa .
BAGOZZl-$TEPHENS
Stephanie Anne Stephens
became the bride of David
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tional Park 'during ilou·blc
ring rites performed by lhc
Rev. Dr .. Charles H. Dieren·
field in St. A_ndrcw's
Presb-ylerian Church ,
Newport Beach.
The bride. daughter or
~Ir. itfH.i ... M.rs. \Valter \V .
Stephens of Costa ~1esa , is a
graduate of Newport
Ha,bor High School and t.IRS. BURGIN MRS. BAOOZZI
Dusty Wjn{r.-former
· airlines stewardesses, will
vieW tbe ·Parade of i..lgbts
aboard the Belle of Balboa
and then travel to the
N'ewport Beach home of the
L. Douglas 1.1cBrides for
chili ..
'The-party will. begin al
6:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec.
19.
1\-tembers will· bring girts
whicti later will be de-
livered to Juveni!e Hall.
HB Women ~ fabri c Gallery
Lap robes and tray favors
are being donate4 by Hunt-
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to patients in a convales-1
cent home. '
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attendedUCir\'ine. rites in the India n Wells..---'--------------------------------! Her hus band · ~tten~cd Country Club. :FABRICS Florida State Un1vers1ty.1 lier parents are Mr. and
Tampa, and is the son·ortn ·1.1rs. Charles D. Shoaf ol
Raymond li. Bagozzis or Sebastopol and he is the !Kil
South Daytona. of J\lr!'. Rose Barba of Sum·
Attendants \\'ere Laurie, mil, N. J . and Lhe late Ml'.
Valorie, Robert and Ken-John A. Barba.
net'h 'Stephens, Lynn and llnnor attendants were
Kuren , liamm~ras. Rita Co lleen Fitzgerald Shoaf
S\vectser-and Gary andJohn·A .Barball~.
Jlathaway. The new ~1rs. Barba 1s a
·rile newlyweds \viii live graduate or Greensboro
'in El Portal. ' Coll<'ge, Greensboro, N. C.
BARBA-SHOAF
florence Ja,ne Shoaf, a
former Newport Beach red·
dent, became the bride ol
John Arthur Barbi during
lier husband is an alumnus
of the College of '\Villiam
and ~tary , \Villiemsburg.
After n honeymoor:L--in
~lawaii. the newlyweds will
reside at ~tarjonmar Farm,
Blairsto°"'n, N. J .
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EhysicaJiy, Mentally Drained,
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Parseghian Resigns Grid Pos!
SOL."Tll BEl\'I), Ind . CAP) -After Close friends say thef have seen Heshookthatlabel lastseasonwith Except for a 31·20 upset ti}' Purdue
this season. the Irish appeared near
their 1973 form , despite tbedi~issals
and injuries. Then South.em Cal em·
barra ssed the Irish on national
telev1s1on with a 55-24 \'ictory after
Notre Dame bad led 24-0· in the
second qqarter.
l \:ieasons at the 'helro or America's Parseghia n's decision coming for a ce lebrated 24 -23 victory over
"¥>il trad1t1onal college football some time. One said the decision was Alabama for the ri.attonal title. A
pqwer, ?\otre Dame's Ara Parseghian made after the Navy game this year. dramatic passing play Parseghian ·
hasdetidN! he needs a rest. •·Arter 25· years as a head coach, t called while the Irish were backed up
Jn a short statement released to find myself physically and emotional· near their goal line 1n the waning mo-
new!imm Sunday, Parseghian said he ly drained," Parseghian said. "This is ments helped preserve the fragile vie·
would lea\'e coaching for at least one-certainly not an impulsive decision. tory:
)'ear lo rt>sl and C\'aluate the future "I'\·e been mulling this over in m,.-'"" ·---
COUNieofhis career. head for some time now, and J finally
a'he ann ouncement. probably nol dttided at midseason that my health
il~if after Parseghian directs the and the we lrare or my family was
ninth-r ank!'d Irish in the Orange Bowl more important than anything else."
Ea me against !';o. 2 Alabama on New Parseghian scheduled a news con -
Year's,[\'e, apparently was made to ference Tuesday to. discuss his .de-
stop sp.:culation that Parseg hian cision. •le would not come lo lhe
~·ould take another college job or telephone to talk with nev.·smen wh o
·move to the professional ranks. called his-unlisted home number.
"I'm n~esig ning at thi~ time to Berore t'Oming to Notre Dame in
take a ny other coat'hing position 1964. Parseghian was head t'oach
eitht.>r on lht-rollcgc le\'Ci err in the pro -eight seasons at Northwestern and f1·~~iun:.i 1 r11nks.·• Par!ieghH11\\, ~tall'-fi ve :it ti1iam l of Ohio, where he l$egan
nK'nt rr"!l'c.J . ··1 ju.,1 fl·li th;,it I ~hC>ulcl 1'cl his coaching career in 1951.
4.19,·uy fruni 1,:ouch111g fur ul le.isl one The Associated Press learned that _y~:1r. four of Parseghian's assistants have ·
•"LJust need time to' rejuvenate his endorsement to the faculty board
mySeJJpfiYsically and emotionally.'' to succeed him.
This has been a stress -filled year They ll re George Kelly. linebacker
for the 51 -y~ar-old Parseghian. Three coach ; Paul Shouts, delensi ve secon-
close friends have died. One of his•two dary coach ; J oe Yonto. defensive line
dauOiJeff'rs afnicted with multiple coach, and Tom Pagna, o(fensive
sclerosis. The other daughter was backfield coach. A decision is not ex-
married this fa IL · peeled until after the Orange Bowl.
1-lis team, which appeared headed ln 232 ga mes, Parseghian's teams
Buffalo· Bows
LA Awaits 'Skins
After .19-14 ' . . Win.
LOS ANGELES-The Los Angeles and commented, ·-11 will-be a real
Rain s didn 't \Vani to use anything new knockdown, drag-out super game.
that might lip their.hands before the \V e'll pla.y with more intensit.y _than
upcomjng ~atlonal'\f;:~ootball League last time . It was nice to win against
playoffs, but the Bulfalo Hills. headed Buffalo because now "'e have momen-
for the playoffs Lhen1 sel\'es. forced tum going."
the situa tion. ~ Los Angeles finished the regular
The Rams, trailing 7-0 at halflime season 10-4 and Buffalo 9-5 but each
.Sunday. dipped into their bag or tricks had <'li nchcd a playoff berth before
ror some ne"' pass plays and defeated they met.
the Bills 19-14.1'he game was supposed ··it makes no difference whether v.-e
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l6 an iasy"defense of its national litfe, . have lost only SS, while tying six. liis
was rocked by dismissal of six .Notre Dame teams arc 94-17-4. On!\'
player~!rom the university in a dis-the immortal Knute Rot'kne·s 105 \'IC'·
ciplin •• 1 artionthatPaneghianpr~-1orics a t ~o tr c 0 ;1 m c t o 1~~
tested' vehemently, and other key Pars(•A hiun 's lot;.il
to be a ho-hummer since both squads meet Washington or St. Louis," com· ,
had already clinched playoff berth,;. n1ented llarris. "\\'asltington is a ·' A HAPPY TIME FOR ARA PARSEGHIAN AT NOTRE DAME.
and Rams coach Chuck Knox was rest- sn1art team that executes very well. II ------------------------------
players were injured b.c!ore the In his first year at Noire Dame.
season even began. Parse ghian turned around a. 2-7 Irish
. "''Die press ure has ttlken the toll on team to 9-l. The Iri sh fini:-.hed \.\'ith u
tho man, silid a longtime associate. ~o. 3 ranking, a 20-17 drfcat in the
··it·~ j.jme I or him lo slO\\' do\.\·n. I'm sc;;i::.on f1 na lc \.\'Ith StJ_uthern California
surpriscc.l.hc 's been uble to keep up the thcolll~ setback.
puce this long .. , Notre Dame was the national cham-
Parseghian, an articulate, decisive pion in 1966, but Pa rseghian was wide-
individual with a clever sense or. ly criticized as too.conservative
humor, is in Constant demana for bet'ause of a 10-10 tie \\'ith J\lichigan
personal appearances. State.
ing his top runn)ng backs. Lawrence \\'ill be a rea l g~mc."
i\leCulcheon and Jinl Bertelsen niost Knox £'Xplaincd about his pass
ofthcda\· stratCAY of the second half. saying,
In .the.first round of the Super 80\.\'I ··\Ve wouldn't move the b<1U before
series. \\'ashington pays a returh visit halftime and our receivers told us
here and Buffcdo is at Pittsburgh . about a le\\' things that they thought
SLmday. howe\'er Knox wanted to would work .. On Scribner 's
close the regular season on a winning touchdown, he lined up outside the
note so he got tricky. tight end on the left side and our two
''Jn lhe second half against Buffalo~ wide receivers line up on the right. We
\\'C did-use som-ej)nss plays we hadn 't hadn't useO that formation Tn ·a-loJ\g. •
used si nce the exhibition season. in-Jong time." ·
eluding .Lhe 14-yard touchdown thro"' Luter he· admitted the la.St time had
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to Rob Scribner.·· said Khox. ··\\'e stUI -been in th e preseason. · ·
have a lot of plays that v.•c h<1ven 't 'fhis ti me'it was Ja"·orski's tufn to SAN DIEGO (AP ) -Tommy NFL's leading rusher, in check most
shown." Hl• used 1\lcCutcht"!on only in plunge over. Prothro said it was the first time in ofthe ga m('. •. • ....
lhc first quarter and thC' runner went45 Bcrlelsen didn 't sec action because ·this,. his first season as San Diego late in the third period Armstrong
,\·arcls lo surpass his Ri'.l ms •season re-of a hip pointer suffered in the Chargers head c9ach,, th at his club finally got loose, bul ·San Diego
cord\\"ith l .l OtJ. · ., \\l ashington game. Offensiv~ tackle had gotten all the breaks. •.• already had a·l4-0 lead on Don Wood Lakers Staggered;
-~µigs Settle for Tie_
ScribnC'r 's touchdo"'n e.Jlow(}d the Charl ie Cowan als(:(was held out of ac-~ .• The Chargers closed the season 5-9, and Bo Matthew touchdown runs. H ~1ms totielhe scoreat7 -7in thethird tion but both will play against the "'ith a 17-0 '"'hitewashing of the --ciuarter a nd bc(ore thiit period ·\.\'as .Redskins. · f • Dcn\'er Broncos Sund ay and Prothro
0 ,·cr, {'ua rt£'rback James Harris do\'(' Place kicker David Ray rem~ned said .... ~\\VC got all the breaks ror the
over he Buffalo line for a yard to doubtful. !·le was hospitalized j ust first tinie this season. I'm very happy
h di hd I . . r . with ever ything." i.coret esecon ouc ow n. before. the game comp a1n1ng9 patn · ··w : lha compct·l-ve
1\rmstrong ran for 142 yards on 18
carries to increase his leading total to
.t ,407 yards. Woods, the No. 2 runner,
gained IOS yards on 2;r rushes to
becOme the all-time rookie rUsb~. Ron Jay,1orski, the replacement for in l'!i~ side alid back .. Punter t.tike .~re .i:no~e :" · 1 1 _ POR.fLA~D -•·11 11•as just <t nother Stemko,vs ki 's e1~hth goal of the year 1-tarris-. did the ;;ame thing Jn the Burke took over the placement chores now, he said. tn quite 8 contrast 10 3 \\'oocls; of New 1\lexico Highlands. duY~ ·{i tltk ... _Ilarry Clemens said had lifted NC\\' Yo rk into a 2·2 tic. fourth period. l"or both Scribner and but Dave Washi~n blocked two or remark he made lwo mont._hs ago. surpassed PackeD John. Brockington
J •· · · · h r· t 1 • · "We're a good football team. We go~ \\'11h <1 bit: :-.mill'. ~ · SPrvires Sef awor..S"-l. it v.•as t ~ ITS regu ar his con\'ers1on atle .,Pts. --r--=--the: breaks today because we made-by -S1-y.a1r~. and also becp~e ·the
lie smiled llccause-i 1:1.ppe ned to be seitson N FL touchdO<;\'n. 8.,,.... 0 1 0 ,_,, • them happen ,, Chai:g~rs. ·s1ngle-:sea50n rusher. 4f
a big aftemoo~n for he 'orlland Trail S:\CJ;{A i\I E~TO -Funeral services ''I don't know what to say about the l.,!,~~1:~ fllmbl• recowry .:.-.'~l ~ L. '" •• otto~r, an, irate Pro.th. ro had )
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a.d_s better than Paul Lowe did in Blazer forv.:ar v.·ill he Tuesday for Robert J . c Bob> · game," commented coach .l.Au Saban ...
Clem ens, IQ.year ,·eteran, ~cored , Jl e r\Vi g. t wo -ti'm e Uni\'cr sily of of Buffalo. "It was obviously str3ng'c LA-k•~••4Nn~1+1rm•-"•kk1< said. 1 guess we re competitive and o.ri_.. 1 • 1 o.-0 1s·or hi s poi nts in .the lina\ quurlcr Ca li fornia A\1 ·1\merican football and s loppy. \Ve threw for three in· u, ... 1+1ro~1tr1111•1c11111.ci that'!\.,aboutit,"followinga14-10loss :s..no'*90 • ' ·' • . d th I.kill d It' LA'-J.wof'skllrun•lckt1lled toOa kl and $0-W001K•""'P1r1<1ekkk Sund(\ya:-LhC'1'1'ail.Blnzers .ovcrc:1me player. terccpt1ons an a e .us. s-on •"'-HlllJ6pe'1tromF1r.-UVPDldl•k1< S .d h. h . so-~ttlllwf,lrun Pitr"•ldr. a~6-1>ojnthalfti mecleficitf6ra 100·91 · H('r."·ig . y,·ho had lived in the to .the playoffs , but We 'played this .1.-.. ..n4 -un ay e\vas appier. so-FGw.rv1111111sr
.Na1ion:.1l l.S askclb;,ill AssociatitJn \'ic-· Sacramento area for 20 ~ears, died game fi guring it \.\'as importai;it to Flnt11ow111 111.~ •;:, ''f'or a\vhile-(fiiS season~lwasvery ,. ... ,.,s11
tory ove r the Los Angeles Lak e rs in Salurday .aft£'r a brief il lness. I le \\'aS ,,·in, not j~l a preseason type g<1nle." R"""'"·Y•r<U 21 . .a. u.1" · discoUragcd. I guess I sh6uldn't have
thl' onl y pro ba:skc1b:dl i;amc pl ay ed C-0. ilunning back O. J . 5.ifftPs6n, the :~:,.~ 1~ t:: been 1bhut I fedHd"'.~-should have \.\'On
Sl1n•1a \.·. . \ 1· r \\' If I II · Buffalo sta r, was held to 73 yards.in 13 P1ut1 · •-10-1 11-21,0, more an we I ·
"Cfe ml' n~, ac(iu'irl·d from New cc7nl~:~ ~~~~e f;1':d ~~~hu~d;:~~';:~ ~ carries and tv.·o of the pass interccp-=l*s.IO$t · 1·n 1;~! The Chargers' last shutout was in
Orleans llu:s srason. came off the at Ca'l. n1aking 1\\1 -Amcricn n in 1935 1ions by the Rams Were turned into ,,_,111n-.,1rcts ~ "'-" 1967,24-0overMiamih'cre. '
l"•nch in the soeon<l l"'riod , hit ,,,·ne of. and 1936. II" ,,,,,·,.h .. d l1o·s footb "ll l hd , s· p<:.o rn·shed the iM01v1ouALt.•.1.0111s ··vou have.to talk about the defense '" ,.,, .. .. .. ouc O\.\'n:s. ·. im t. n 1 1 RUSHING -autt11o. s1"'9Mlfl 1>-11, ll•olClon l-1•. today," Prothro saitJ. '.'Denver'1las l :i shot:-. fro 1n'the Ooorand aH six fr ee career in th e 1!'137 nosC Uowl '''hen Cul , season y,·ith 1.125. · c.11>11Un1.11, 1.o•A,.iH.¥<.CutcrwonJ-·O.e.ker J•-11\
h I h UI h I d d r d Al I 3 ' 0 r · d J k y bl <l r Scr1-r1-11,J~1-211. been scoring a lot of points lately bul 1 rO\\" ;11 c·n1pts a.:i t c azcrs ah.' . e eate u l:tma 1 ·O. e ens1ve en ac oung oo o Rl!CEivtMG ..:. lluHaH>, "'" .,.._ Si"'"911 2.21 l." , h t them otf ni-etti·; w·r>rr ExCepl O:J !!>IX·gaml'I0~1ngstreak . In the eci rl \· l!J60s. he \\'JS football the Rums looked ahead to the re-..._1e •• s.,1..._,,.a. \.\e s u "'· . 't ~ .
:.i nd· basebail l'Oa l·h at 1\merica n match a gainst the Redskin team that ' P•ss1wG -au111t1, F~•9IMll 1-1 ... 1, 121 Y•••;_~~for :i couple of times wheri _Otis
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:"i,:E\V \'ORK -Greg Polis pot-'ered
home <! 30·foot .sla p shot "'ilh 6:59 re-
n1a inlng Sund.1y n1ght. gi\11ng the ~ew·
York Rangers a 3-3 Xational Hockey ·
L~agu t! t•~ \v1 th the Los Angeles
Kings.
1~01is look 1111; puck just inside the
1.o~ An.Qi.•lt's blue hn C' .i nd bl<J ste<l the
:-.h(lt p.i st l l'.IJ!lit· li«H hng go altendt"r
l\og il ltl'll \',H·hun. br1n g1n !:' th e
H:1 ogl'rs t\·c·n for lhe sct·ond tinic in
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Ri ver College here. beal Los Angeles 23-l7J"ust a week ago ~'1"'1 1•1• u . Lo• A•lft. H1trll ,_,,~. ,,., 1\rmstrong got loose." ~,,....to. Brdhcos coach"" John Ralston wci s Y•""'" -appalled th.at his club could ()ot score .ugainst the Cha rgers. ""To think ihat
the 13.th:ranked defensive team in the
AF'C should shut us out. .. " said
Ralston ... lrs just an indicattifn -.ot
·\\•hat can happen when you don't play
consistent rootball."
"I always knc'w we had a good de-
fen:;e,'' said Chargers dcrensive'tackle
·Bob Brown.
"We really hit them a;ood toda y, but
we'\'e been doing that all se<.1son long. _
Today was the rirst time we \.\'ere a ble
to cu use turnovers and stop the op1){1-
nents.whcn we really had lo ."
Brown, l):in Teerlinck and Coy
Bacon S<1cked Ot>nvcr ql1arterbaeks
four times and held Armstron g. the
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.Nastase Topp'ed
l\1ELBOURNE-Guillermo Vilas.
the rising, young Argentine sensation
of international tennis, -captured the
1'-1asters Grand Prix Tournament Sun-
day with a marathon fi ve -set triumph
over defending champion llie Nastase
of R9mania. .
Vilas outdueled Na stase 7·6, 6-2. 3·6,
3-6. 6-4 before a \'OCa \ crowd of 8,000
fans. Vilas threw his racquet high in
the air at copclu:;ion of the three-hour
match, leaped the net <1nd rlung his
arms arOu nd the Romanian.
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Houst9n
Hunter a Free Agent;
Bidding War ~e~ted
JIOlrSTOl'f !AP J -The unbeaten
basketball Trojans of the University
or sO uthern ..California will get <J
5ever<' test tonig ht when they meet
Houslon in llofheinz Pavilion here.
"I told our te;qn one thing: 'We're
not ~1)1 n~ 111 bl11\\ 'l'Ol out nf thcrt>-·,"
t •s<; t'0;1ch Boh B1)\d :-.aid.' .. I \.\'tirnC(!
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Chal•••rl 5 nf 5:30 O.J.'S 20-YARO FUMBLE TURNED 1.NTO A BUFFALO TOUCHDOWN SUNpl>.Y AT THE COLISEUM.
NEW YORK IAPJ -Catfi sh
Hunte1'7"the American League_'s top
pitcher and the Pee of the thrCe•lime
world cham/lion Oakland A's, was.
declarctl a rce agent l0d<1y in an
historic baseball arbitration ruling.
Hunte r . ttle 28 ·yeai-old. right-
hander who has"' woo 106 games over
lhl" past fi\'e years, may nowofrcr his
services to the highest bidder, and
there were strong iodications he was
in no mood lo listen l.o A·~ owner
them not lo cxpet't to be leading by 20
point!'> at lhe h:Jlf o{ 1'&1\)'thing like
lh:'l t "
L.iSC 1s no~· ranked No. 6 in wire
!>frvice polls and the ~lest with the
Maryland, Vob COiiide in LibertY·Bowl
Cougars v.•111 provit:le a comparison l\1E~O>lllS (t\P) -T('nnessee
Y.'ith nationally r:1 nked 'fforlh coach BIJ I B:ittle scrambled for the
Carolina and Louisville. both ot\.rhom-underdog·s role in tonight 's l.iberty
defeJled 1-louston in <"lose games. Bo"•l m<'cting with l\laryklnd. but the
'I Ill' ·r roJ:ins .ire 4-0 und llou51on 1·2 f erPs' Jerry Cl:hborne uddcd a dis -
hut th\' Cou1-:.1 r" hJ ve bet•n ~atc n only t lal mer
tour t111ll'.S on ihe1r homt· court in lhl' llased solclyon C'G01pnrall \'e!icore:!i
Ia:-tfl\'l')"<';1r... 3J:8inst comnlon op1>0ncn ts, n nttle
'1f y,·e do win the "·av y,·e'vc been iul<l ne\\ ~n1cn, •·\rc·re in rcu l trou·
IQtely," sa id lJoyd, "i~en. well , hie .• • • .. . .
\lltl vt got our!elvC!I :i reul good lhll s.11d. C:ll11bornc ~omp~r11t1\·c
ba~ketba ll tt'a m.'' !llt't>rt~ dnn I m('~n ,1 n)lh1n~. 'ou cn n
USC, l\'eraglntt 100 points per ~ct ~llil l>C ry Hul·k b~at1n 1t Noire
gome. ha:s former OrRngeCoast area Du n1c th ;,it \.\II). It all ~c pends on
Star C11isey Jone~ (CdM J·TIGh) on its v.'hnt happens on !he fl Pld
... tri.vrhna i;oiuld . · Tenn cs~cc lost to Al ab:1mu 28·6 .11nd
0 I o ' •
edged Clemson 29·28. ~laryland fell to
l\labama by a smaller margin, 21-16,
and defepted Clemson by more. 41 -0.
The lOth·ra"nked .. Terps, the Atlantic
011 T\I To1tlp1
ChonM<'I 7 al $
Coasl Conference Cha mpions, ito into
the nationally tele,•ised game one·
touchdown. favorites based, on its 8·3
pe.rlorm a ncc during the regular
:-.\'.1!'101i. ·rcnnl.'Si'.!Cl' ca rries a G·l ·:? re-
cord ln lo the game .
•
Tennessee i ~ making its tOth 1
strai ght bowl appearance and
Plfar yland h' on its se<'Of\d consecullve
postseason trip, '
Both c oach e s a8reed that ~1aryla nd's defense: )ed by Outland
Trophy winner Randy \Vhltc, a de·
tensive toc klc, was the Terps' chief
stren&th. \\1hltc. !aid Claiborne. ls "as
good Q1' you can Write about .'' ·
"'Fhey may be! the best defehsive
team wc'Vl' played lhlJ! year," OatUe
s.aid. "They're ut leai1t In the Sa me
ct ass ft s AIMbamo a nd Auburn.''
Th(' ~f uryland off'ensive nttnck~·i ll
be led by quarterback Bob Avellini ,
who has 'thrown for more than 1,600
yards this season.
Claiborne called Tennessee a "very
rxploslve team. 1' •
••\Vllh two people like quarterback
Condredge llolloway and tailbeck
SlJi nl ey Morgun, they'r e very
dangerous." he said, describing
llolloway as " "IJlOSl dangerous.
acram bling" opcrntive.
. Both loams went through.loosening
\Ip exercises Sunday. Maryland
worked out in tennl~ shoes on n 1>ark·
ing lot near 50,oOO-seat !\temOrjal
· St;idium, which Is sold out tonight
,
Charles 0 . Finley, whb lost thte
arbitration ruling. t
American League President Let
Pl1 acPhail was described as "quite
shock ed"· by the three.man 'boar(s
ruling, which in Cffecl upheld liUD ·
ter's ·claim that Finley 'hRd ndl
honored all the terms of l-lunter;s
two-year, $200,~.cJ>ntrAct'.' ..
The contract ca lled ror $50,000 Inti·
gu\ar salary each season, and S.50,
more to be paid In wh r man
Hunter designated. a =II offic1AI
said today. liunter asklld that tflh '
$50,000 be given in deferred paym<'nl.
to an insurance compfny so thal · c
could avoid high taxes on it, a
Finley objected to that method . the 0 •
ficial said.
The ortlcial. who declined to J>e
named, said, "~1r. f'inJcy had orfeffrt
to p.iy the money. ~Ve t;:xpected 'ftt it
the arbilcator miJ:ht say lie ba4 to pay
it,' even perhaps puy interest,~ut Wt!
ne v(!r expected Jiunter to be declared
a free ajtent."
But thal~5 what happened , and
some b;,seball ofrlclals estimated lhc
bidd lng war that \till surely develo1>
for llunter's valuable services c<>Wd
~o a11 hlg,h 'as St million. It was
rumored that the Boston ned Sox i'ftd
New York Yankecl we re porlicularly
inl c.rcstt:.d In getting their bids in.
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Sunday Pro Wrap Area
.Gals'
Golf
• ~d!)'r 0.C-•mber, e. 197, ....,. D"AIL Y PILOT Bli
Bow Pickeroo Champs Tab BowlS· Jeu · ---Ouucor-e --7,.. .,.,,
b I :.. c:::?1 I • --....... , Jowce Scett toO., Curtis Donddlrandt J, T. lew• "'-11..n Cad• Cothyklttt .....,,_
Cvlu, 45-38 UIU!TY IOWL '
Morttond Ttnne•t.tt T1nntSMe r ..... _ Mmytand Marti..,. Morf~od Morttond Mooylood -Mortioud w1. TIMtslff
T1nt111Me
1'he incomparable Joe
NJ math completed 19 or 28
pa11se1 for 281' yards Sun·
day, leading the New York
Jets to a 45·38 victory over
Baltimore's Colts Ill lh e
featured Nullonal 'Football
League attraction. .
Namath, ~uu undecided
<1n his future, was brilliant
in Baltimore \vhere he
threw touchdown passes of
25 yards to Jerome Barkum
and 39 yards ~ich Caster.
John Riggins also ran for
two TDs and the Jets' de-
fense Intercepted four Bert
Jones pas lies.
. The Jets built a 28·7 lead
Cjnd outlasted the Colts and
J ones who completed 36 pr
53 passes for 385 yards and
set an Nlo'L record or 17
.st.raig.h.t completions. ·
Elsewhere In the NFL
Sunday:
NEW ENGLAN D AT
1'111\MI -New England's
fl.fack ·Herron set an NFL
total yardage record but the
Patriots blew a 24 ·0 lead
and IOst, 34·27, to Miami's Dolphins.
The ' Dolphins rallied for
17 poinfs in the last 90
seconds· of the first half.
Veteran Earl riforrall com·
pleted IS passes for 288
yards and Don Nottingham
scored twice on one· yard
runs. Nottingham's second
TD proved decisive.
J1erron rlnished thi;
season with 2,444 yards.
brea king Gale Sayers'r
m a rk In 1966. l"l e rrory
finished with 185 yards,
rushing for 56, catching five
PaliSes for 68, returning one
kickoff for 17 and running
back four puuts for 44 ,
NEW IYORK AT ST.
LOUIS -The St. Louis ·
Cardinals won their first
NFL divisional title in 26
years. de feating the New
York Giants, 26·14 .
Trailing 14·0 ut halftime,
the Cards rallied behind
quarterback Jim llort un~
running back Terry lt1et·
calf. llart threw two TD
passes and Metcalf ran for
two.
The Cards \\.ill meet ri.lin·
nesota next Saturday in the
first. round of the NFL
playorr~. · ·
G R E'EN -Bi\Y i\T
ATL1\NTA-~-The Atlanta
Falcon s "·on their first
_ga.me for c6ach ~tarlon
·c·ampbe.11.: upsetting the
Green Bay Packen 10·3, Ronnie lllalr dtfl!ated
before only 10,020. • · Helen Wlll1rd, 2·•~·1, to
On a rain·soaked after-win the president 1 cup
noon, 48,830 tlciet bolclers,... champlon'shlp at El Niguel
fDlled to show as tbt CountryClub. .
Falcons ended an eight·
game lostng streak. Atlanta ·
.stored twice in the first hair
on a nve·fard.run by Dave
Hampton and on a 47·yard
field goal by' Nick ~li~e
Mayer .
The loss probably means
Dan Devine will no loneer
coach the Pack.
Pat Jfversen and Agqes
Gouin will meet for the vice
president's fl ig ht title
some\j.me this week with
prizes to be awarded at the
annual Christmas luncheon
Tuesday for the women's
club. An 8:30 shotgun scotch
tournament ,will precede
the luncheon.
NEW ORLEANS AT SAN In a low gross, low net
Fft.ANCISCO _.The San tournamenl, lt'Iaxi neNevins
Francisco 49ers opened a was the A Oight gross victor
28·7 lead an; held on to de· with 86, follo11.•cd by Ann
rcattheSai1f9', 35·21. Teel al 89.
Finishing with a 6·8 re-Net .,.,·i nners included
cord. the 49ers opened a 28·7 ..,. J\larion Ausness 1781, a tic
lead in the fourth quarter on between -Jane Robertson
a TD catch by Gene and Doris Handschuch <80)'
\Vashington and a TD run arid Sue Foley (81).
by defensi\'e lineman Bill In B Tiight, K:.iy J1orn and
Belk. Nel Townsend tied at 95 for
After tjlc Saints C\.ll. the gryss honors. Patti Spriggs
lead lo 28·2 1, San Fran~1sco ·was thi rd at 97.
linebacker Dave Wilcox ran Eil een Schuhmann won
for the clinching 'fD wJt.h • net honors with 74, followed
TANGERINE BOWL
Mani of Ohio
WI, Citof9'0
~0-BWEBGNNET BOWL w.ef Houaton
WI. NC Stat•
SUN BOWL ' .
Mi1~Stot1 vs. Corolino
P!ACH BOWL
Vandefbllt Wl.
Teim T.c.h.
FIESTA IOWL
~fOUft9WI.
Cltiiftomo State
CATOR BGWL
Aut!vrn Wl.
Tnas
SUGAR Bowt .
NtbfoM:o
WI. Florida
COTTON BGWL
Penn Stcrte
vs. loylor
ROSEBGWL
USC WI. • Ohio Stott
----""""" of Ohio of Ohio •
' U.of Houtton NC State NC State
Mbli11~ Missl111ppi Ml11i11ippi
Stot1 Stott Stott
Ttxas Ttth V-bllt Vonderl>;lt --IYU Stott Stott -·
' -TtXOI M.wo
NebroP:o Htbiosko HtbroY:o
Penn Stat• P'•nn S!OfJ.. _ &aylor
Ohio Stott USC ' ' USC
' ----Miami Gow ... Goo<gio """"" -.of°"'° I of Ohio of Ohio ol Ohle •
U. of Hou a ton NC State U.of Hovaton HC Stat• NC S1crt1 NC Slot• U.of Houiton
'
' Ml1d11lppl Ml,sltdppi MbM1tli>Pi Mbalsslppl N. Corolino N. Corolina H.. Cartllno Stott Stal• Stat• Si at• -.._.
Vandirbilt Vond«bllt Vond<""h v--Vondertiilt Texos Tt<h T1.1u lKh -
i.-. Cltilohoma ""°"""" ""°"""" C.lohomo C.lohomo ""°"""" Stott State Statt < Stai• State Statt Stolt•
-Ttxos Ttios M.wo TtJOt Aob.wn .....,,, """'"
NH>tttH:o HebroY:o H9bro iko Ntbra&llo Ntbrosko Ndlrosko Ktbrolka
hnn Stott Ptnn Stott P'tnn Stcstt Baylor ""''" P'tM Stott Pem Stot•
--Otikl Stote use Ohio Stott -use USC USC use
1:26toplay. by Kath·y Bowman and
. ·Mat.ie Radovich (75)'; L
CLE V E LAND AT· Dorothy Howard 176 );, aguna
llOUSTON -The.Houston Joyce Hopton. Evelyn Mer·
Oilers fini shed with a 7·7 re-rill and Joanne Woody,·ard T
cord. beating the Cleveland <78L . · Ou.rn.ey Wrestling Results: * * * Pickeroo
Browns, 28·24. Gross winners in C night . 1-~red \\'illis and \Villie included Adr:ian Warren
Rodgers . scored th e (1031' and ritary Williams L -h
clinching TDs a£ter the ctosr Gretchen Fabian cap· ftUDC es
Browns had taken. a 17·14 tured net with 79. followed
lead . Houston, which was by Lola Colller 180), Peg
1·13 last year, had its .first Herten <81) and Betty Brat·
For Coastal Area Finalists
Compete
non-losing season since ton (83): ·
1969 . Jn D flight, 11elen Ri ce
was the winner with 105 in D E T R 0 I T A T gross action with Margaret
PHILl\DELPIUA -Rookie Sibbert second at 110.
quarterback l\1ike Boryla Roberta Sibbett won net
completed 20 of 2.4 passes with 82, fo llowed b y
for 181 yards in leading the Barbaia Roarke, Maxine
Philadelphia Eagles lo a Jolley Helen Leiih and
28·17\..,.inovertheLions. Janni'e G r @r · (83)" and
Boryla directed two short _., Evelyn~Weger 184).
TD drives· alter rumble re-
coveries and passed six
yard1to Ha 1·01d Carmichael
for <i TD. JtJlle Squore
The fifth annual Laguna u.iwtnny•1.,,..w1,
Beach Christmas basket· Tou•NAM•"T
ball tou rnament starts vA•llTY
T u esday afternoon at ~~:.=:1::-.!"~~r.ii, m. 5-Wi
Laguna Beach High with 111111.1d11et cP11rn,10111_,,.._M••t1n
.. 'ght 0[ the 16 teams· seeing (IAI; lDJ-•l•trt IOt neiPlt ); Ill-
-!UI; 110-Ale• ..... , 1y1; 121-action. l'llrUlon IU), LllPDlflel (IGl ..-Id 0 111 Th t 'II I t tSAJ ; ,JJ-Kem' IUJ; 131-Sorgo e tournamen w1 as IG•nt•Pl•l; 14, .... o.dio11 10.11111111: . through Saturday when the llol-v..-11A1: 165-lloown CSAJ ; 11}-
cbamp.i.ons.hip game will be ,_,. 1u1; 1t1-Tr1.w1no IBGJ;~ !$A), . played at 8 p.m. · u111 .... n1tr no 1121 G1iww. •'three area teams are en· t~111pcu1wonD,1or11a . fl h 103-lfll.,.r1COJpln ..... L11ky,l:1t lered with Laguna eac in-Monm,1u1,111ne111t,1~•••.1:§0 facil1g Fra\}".lin 11igh of Los 111)-A1t•-· 1u1 wo11 by1ortti1
d , 111-Hl1'1fltfllUlp!11nHIN1v1,J:l1 Angeles a 6:30 Tues ay. lll-K•mptu i oec1t10111<:1Aol11.1-1 ,
Univer!i.itf,'s· Trojans and ,....._111 <G1 c1tc111-<:1!kP1r-.1 ... 1
H.I ' Doi h-both Hs-Gohon!Ol 0otcl11Mtc1lilHC1.s--o Dana 1 s P 1n_s 1w-t..twi1 <G I· •e11-ki.r1c.Mtt>-Helen o·lisitr and Dorys play Wednesday, w1tb the ""9.u.1 . • ·
C II I C A G O' A T .Nead tied for first with 271;.J 1'rojans meeting L~ Quinta :~!:=c~~1.;C:,,":'1=· ,.n
\VASll l NG TO N -·The in a criss Moss tournament al 5 and the In>1]1hlfi!" ,., __ ,1u1P1_,,L-.trom..·1'
\V ashington Redskins at .~ourltain Valley Mile clashing with Esperanza at us--+t-111c11u1PinM4a.r .. .,,:~
bl:inkcd the Bears, 42-0, in SquareGolfCourse. 8. v111wntt,c4n1n1•thtei..,..
their final tuneup for ne:ii:L Wanda Gnegy was next at The tournament's top. tt-e.1yp1u1.,....b,1orft11 'FL I f[ IO>-l-• l•l Pi"'!fd").Ollcy, I:» Sunday'sN payo gaml! · 28, followed by Pttarilyn seeded team, "'fjraleste. 1n-"loM!cU1 111MM1111orMGt.S:4S
with the Los Angeles Rams. Hart at 28Y.I in A flight. meets Ontario at Y.30 w~.. :~:.=.~\=~~._.
-., · -PrbYHfence· Payne won B · nesda~-; ·Lagutra Beach 15 lll-Klll'l(l cu1,i_,,Hi.1 .... ,s:•
Sonn_y Jur~e~sen th~ew night with 28. ro1J.9~e:d by seeded second. i!:;:::'::,1!c~~'°"°M
. ror 20.., yards -1.n the first; Barbara Anderson .iild Jo In other games Tuesday, tM--IM<bylt>~-sc.~.
hhlf an~ "the. ~Ins s!or~' \\'oo'dbury l28""2), ·carol ·Saddleba·ck a~d ·wal.nvt· 2:11
three lime~ 1n the ieconil ·Lott and Sally Lcsho C291kl rOeet at 3:30, Sierra Vista m-=1~~,~~!~:::"'·2:10 quarter.Ch1cagoonlyn~:t~ed and Glad yti Richardson faces Brethren at S and "._T,.......,te1ac111o1wds-.•·1
126 yards. for lhe ·ent1rr <30.).. r\ory,·alk and Canyon clash ns-llldl1t.,cui.in""''..._,,
1
.
115 game Theresa Fini:tza .,.,•on C at S;-Walnut won Ule1ourna·
~rlN IMI 114) Wt1t r;..,;,..
9S-Plkt !WC) -by lorltil.
IO>-Dvfty (Ml pll'\ntd Htr-1, 2l'G
~ ... &ft9ir.•IMl·-plnfl'H'Tupt\:"Jl'd "'"'· 110-Trt}o IMI p.lr\11t1fG1yt, 1n<IPttlocl.
n1-Dt1-(Ml OK. Aul•, 11)-.1,
1U-\li1111obos \M) plnnt<:I BwtUIT. ht .prtlocr,
Ul-Allttrook !M) plnnt<:I Co1t11, incl
Ptria<:I.
it1-0e1t!IO fMl gln"e<:I Ct•tlllo, l•fl
pe•locr.
IS0-8r11ney !MJ !IHI Cimm11111!,J.3.
16S-Cttll !Ml <:IK. Pt,.1, 9·1.
11S-lltltn.,er CM) plnnt<:I Mtnltnl, IS\.
perlocr.
1' 8·Mt•~l (Ml ponntd Olllllm, Jto
' Pt•locr.
01.-y.-M1yl~l<:1 !W(J "on DJ'°""''
• Mtr!N IHJ 1111) G•••T ts-OI""'' (GI w°" DJ torl!ft.
IOJ-Oe•ltr (G) pl""'° Dwtly, hi IJ"roOC •
111-hltn9ff CMJ Pill""' llr_.., 5'0
perlocr.
Tl'O-Trtj~ IM I ..,,., by i11j0fy • w;e,.. 111-0.1-IM! OK. Ar<ftult •• W .
IJJ-VIHtl•DOI l""I pl"n..t 1111¢; 1\1 --Ill-Al~ lll'l R< l1"1• .... lt}-0.l-IMJ po.._, ArcllUltUO, lta _..,_
1W--8tttMy (Ml Otc. lflt\Qutletlo, 11.0.
IU-Crttl (Ml Get. T"'1Pkll, W . ~
tn-flotlMQIJ (Ml Dillllt'll"M.......,, 1'IO --' ltl--•1 (Ml pillflfG ll't•11t, Ill ,..tlnd.
flwy.-$tvlll• ((;)won tty lorttll.
CMAMPIONIHIP
MMIM (D ) 1111 lM Alto>
n--Gou (loll •on bylorlelt.
1Dl-R0<:1rl..,e1 ILAl Of<. D11!1y, .. l
117-'if'f•IO !lAI lit<. 8~1•noe•.• I
00-T"}o IM ) O.t. Dlrwi .. •. J..'. 111-CllOr•• ILA ! cite. 0.1111(1. •1
IU-Vitl1t~ IM)Ot<. lff, IJ.'
ar-n IU.I; ,.~"""' !SA!. 11S-,,..,fl'I 1u11n: 1t1-A111n 1Gtn1; 1»-
01emp1111 IU!lll. Tttrn tht,,.......Stnt. '74 ..,.,....-. Pigskin Pickeroo .
UM'HfMtfttn1n1GeMW rinnlists invited to predict
'fs-l( ...... "''u1....,..,, .. .,,11 r 1o bowl 10)...5lf,11;w1101p1......,o--.1.e the outcomes o '
i11'-Hu01c1n1G1-•110t1111 games have submitted their
121>-KW.ll111tcu1p1......, ... 11en,1:JJ pi'cks 1·n the .runoff to -de· 121-Hollll IU) lltcl1*"'1:1, S--0 u:~-,. .. 1 «G1<:11c111-Y•nc.•. ""1 termine the winner of a col-1-w1111u> p11111tC1ttr• ... """""1'• l ' . set 11s-11,_w..i1u10.(l•!tnt<:IP1rm.J:1 or-te ev1s1on .
lW--Lofln(U!drtwwhllGt-.l·J . '•s-Mooclv cu1 Pl,,....<:11"r1nc...c~. :1t Daily Pilot 5ports page
os-M,,..1uJpl1111HM•n,,.,,:,, . r('adcrs \Viii have a chance
1t1-A11t11 !Glpln11tC1 Mec:Oont1<:1.t:11 to i·o,·n 1·n the excitement of "'"'·-Chtmpll!l IUl pl"""' wim-,,:02 u• .. tnttr 1111 '"' ''"",,.. the bO\\'I runoff finale: Picks
'S-Tllomt1ISA!plft11HK"""'1el,l:)J uf .·.11 ll'll 111\:.tliSt is bein<> 1113-Mof .... !SAlOte.Dtw-.'"4. &
111-,,.,,,,,. ISAI wontt, t0tte11. 1nibl ishl'tl .tho\ l' 110-M. Klslll11tll tUI Ot<. T~.
n.... To have bt•cn eligible for
...,t1-ttorn11u1111-.:ic11tv•1.2:12. the Pickeroo post·seasn11 ID-Sdlw ... ($Al We. V6nc.t, 10-J. ""f' ,_SI,. !IAl itec:. w1n.~1. eompelition, entranLs must
"MS-GM111o11>tu.iitec:.arw.-.1-4. have won oneofj.he regular, 1,.._,,_..ISAl~lollrt,I:~ tts-c"....,. CIAI oec..Mooch.14. ·weekly cont~ts. 115-M,,.,I (U) OK. NtYt, ....... I
1t1-Gt11tM1 1SA1 tt111n1<1 ~Oo1Y1d. . The first of the 10 p:>w, ~:!· -cn1m1>1in«u~1>1-A•~o i... . l?_ames selecte~ /p .tghhe
u111"'""'1,1u11M1 a.1 ... •-p1ckeroo finale airs ~ t
tS-lt••wi CSGI OK. 1(-IH, ,.... -the Liberty Bou•L --l.t11g1t l•GI .,._,, o.w-, 1:n ~ ,,,._,,_..., ceo1-•y!OrM'{I
uo-.:1Ml111H IUI dtc. lfltl!IS. 7.0
111-Ho111. ru J <It<. f •••••· •·s .
UJ-l-tlOtf Ct GI cite. Yanct.1·1 ..
fJl-8rldtrl lllGJ Ot(, Wiii, 7·4. ~
1'5-8r""5Mr<:I !UI Ille. Ptllellelml.t·1.
11<1-L ..... te01 dtt. Lollt•,S.J,
llS-Mclo<:ly !UI -''"""'!I ll~'ff'l IUI WOil llY lorttlt.
m -Mac:Oontt<:I !Ulwone, l~it
11 .. y.-Chtmpll11 IUI pl1111td Sto11, 1:11.
(Jthcr conlc5Js jncJude lhC'
Tan~erin.i-; Ast.r9 -
Hluehonnet, Sun. Peach.
f'iesta. Gator. Sugar, Col·
ton and Rose bowls.
01ght With 26 , fo,P6wed by ment last year by def~ating / Ulll•HMty ltt! Ul 1,_
.. Dee Dec McClelland (26¥.i l· Laguna Beach, S7·51. in the . •l--<lh•JHV/plnneG1Cu11,r,J:»
S I h d T-• finals · MLl-Lllll•!Uldtcl1lollldH•-.,WH ·Ele~or mt an J.A:nore ... . ,,, __ iu1 ,1 .... .c1c1 ... ....,,,,oo
Tanberg ,(27); and Lor.aine But Wa l nut~ Mus~a ngs 120-.e.11 • ....,.r1u1111mMLHd.•:«1
Ack.rm an a nd June Hamor hav, e _lost most o~ their _re-n1-11"1t10niu10K1s1ollftlS11ln. ·~
Pro ·cage, Hockey
13'-AU""°" (M) Otc. Gt,.t\1, 11·•. 1'5-0.l•NI lM) OK. MlrUn, 11·•
IW-ll•••nev !Ml Otc. Wln~rs. !Ml.
1•}-Cr8ll IM!<le<:. Wll-,J·1
115-&eitllft IMI wonbTlorlelt.
1'1-Mff~i <Ml dee. Flatts, J.1.
H•Y.-Ollt)l41!..(lA)W011by-I
Uroiftftlty 1u1 cni ,,..
•S-11~ !e)Ot<. Knowltl, 104.
IO>-Tll'Jllll!n Ill) Otc. Otw-,5"1.
lll-fle11troe 1111 W<ln b1 lorhlll.
llO-Kl.i.1111tt !Ul wt11>ttytorleil_
121-Hollll IUl Ote. A-'1-.J.J,
1»-t11ek111r tlll Otc. ,,,,,..,, l·I.
.. In th e e\;Cnt of a tie, en·
tra nts submitted estimates
of the total number or points·
to be scored in all 10 con·
tests.
The Pickeroo entrant
'A'ith the best score takes
. home a Zenith table model
color television set valued
atS298.88 .....
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Checking
Banquets
Chris Hawn was chosen
the most valuable player
Sunday afternoon at the
Jl,tarina High fOotball bon-
·quel held in the school
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L..:kt; C•>Glptl l!IS< Jim W1'."""H, loll
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The South Coast Lciguc
co-champion V nlver11ity
1'rojans will hold their foot-
'ball banquet tonifht at 7 in -
'J;be school caf tlter a.
' Unlver1ily rlnlshed the
·~eason with a 8·2 record un·
lite r the direction or coach
.. ·i,erry,Redm~ · _
San Clemente Hl1h Wi.11
ts Froah-Soph football
''" '"
uet tonight at 7 In the
I Cafeteria.
"" Field Hockey
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h I 1U-Ktmfl fUJ-by !Ol't.ll (29): turnin g starters w I e t»-FIQlltrN 1111 <:1Kl11oroed Sec..,._,
In D flight, the winner Laguna Beach has four re· 1u
b k U5-lttHC0lplftnt<:IGwJ""·':I? Was Betty Cissna (24'h1 '.' turn.ees ac .· lW--k.11w1tc111-r1u1,1......iEart,•:" L'ucia Motley a nd ri1asa M1ra.leste1salsotalented, ,Hs-e-r cufp1......,o, .. 1111,2:a
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l\l-1\h;ne !f. Tl plnlltcl llt!I-':!!.....----..otl-Mac:Oontl<:I OJI w111 DJ ltAtll . Those vying for the top r t 6 S r d T m ~1~r. IU!won•r1<>rltll Nelshi (26 1/2)' were nexl, ea ur1ng · orwar · o 191 .... ._,,,1u1,1.._0,,...,,,,01 0 ' followed by Sylvia· Johnson lttorgan. . J»-H-n~t1u >••11tt,1or+e1t (27l~ Rhea "Bowden and Also o_n W:ednesd.ay s .s.:..=.:~~,':~a;~.·1:11• ?t1artha Olson (281f.if; Lil agenda 1s a 6:30 l1~off 10)-__ ,cs1,1.._,M1"11e111:u .
Dobbs. Rhonda Je(fress and between .North Bakersfield ~;::.:,':,.°'/,!,,':'..;,~~!';.:~~1.
Fiye Lewis (29•r.t). and Garfield ... · 111-"''"""1M1P1.._i 11.,,k1J:4L
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1"-Aw•C-M!r(El-byl<trlt•I. Cade or San Clemente.
In Anaheim Tourney SONOllA JOU•·Wt.i' M•l.T
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Seven Orlfngc Coast area
schools join a 32-teai.1 field
as the fifth annual Anaheim
Holiday Basketball Fesli".al
gets under way toNghl with
16 games slat1 at four
sites. . V 11 Edison, Fountain a ey.
Estancia, ~I Toro, Hunt-
ington Beach, Mater Dei and
l\tarlna are entered in the it!·
fair which "-'ill run thi'ough
Saturday night.
Ton-ight's anci T&'"esda.Y's
games will be played ~t
Anaheim, Loara. l\1agnoha
and Cypress high schools
while all ~ames \Vcdnesday
through Saturday will be
played at the Anaheim Con-
vention C.enter.
The tournament i1 double
elimination with the cham·
pionship conte~t set for
Saturday nl11ht at 9.
In the upper bra~kel
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Pro Grid Standings
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tonight, Edison races
Rancho Alamitos al 7 ~al
Anaheim High, Fountain
Valley takes on Savanna <1l
7 at Loara and Estancia
n1eets Loara at 8:30 a t
Loara.
Lower bracket games
tonight find El Toro and
J.funtington Beach CliJshing
at 5:30 at l\lagnolia. Mater
Dei taking on California at
5:30 at Cypress and ltlar.ina
tackling NcCr at 7 .at
Cyi>ress. ~
·Marina figures as one of
the teams to beat along with
Ken nedy, l'if i ler De i,
Edison and Foothill~
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' -~ • I ) Ot M ("°"'•UI c; !01 1 ~1-" seeks its seventh victory in :"....-.:""~ "'w Ot<. i-. · w .. 1t<:1<0 c; <u1H1•101~
eight games tonight when it 1u-\'1111o1t1ou U•ll p111,,.d J.n<••, JnO • un .. ,,,11v MO••l'IO -· ~'""' 1,
hostriaddleback CQ!lt!gc at ~;'"''°" cM1p1n11tt1H'"'1.,,o,11. ..'::°:..~ .... 1 Foi~",
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W••t's ltusUers while the -•· o1iowll•• oo c; 11110111.,J
-M -~· "''''' H•llh'!W C""'°"'J>.1'.. Gauchos (<4·4) are paced by r.;":·=-=-==·==-=====::;T.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir1 ll~ve Maieand Dan Nau. , _ JOE CARLOS
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Sailboats C~mpete
Club"sC:hristmas Regatta. Gantnt-r, NllYC: l~Bon Bents, NltYC: 3, Charlie
L.11.rgest turnout was in Bon. Steve Bttmard, ril YC. Buckingham, NHYC.
thu Performance Handicao SOl~ING <14)-1, \Vhi ey LIDO-l4A 110)-1, Bill
H;.icing Fleet <P•IRF> with Tunes, Tom \\'llson, 8YC: ~lcCord, BYO: 2, ~im ·2~ boats answering the 2, Green Pi3. Joan Ellis, Tyle r , 8\'C; 3, .C·h ad
starting s ignal on the. out· Ced~r Pt. l((Onn.) YC: 3. T"•ichell, WYC. .
side course 5t artlng orr Gold Digger, Da.vld ltOyes, • LID0·14D <7>-1. Don
B1.1lboa J'ier. -SSSC. • Pl.llmquist, LIYC; 2. llobcrt \\linn~r i1t the class \\'as STAR (12)-1, Bill Short. ~'lindte,'LlYC; 3, E1nanuel
Bill Jon~s's ltt!lllmpago of 50\'Cj 2, Richard .~lu~er, Co:.ister, Sl BYC.
Voyagers \'acht"Clubwith a SOYC, 3, Robert K1ed1ng, LASER A (19)-l. Jim
s\!cond and a fi~l in t"·o-SBYC~ -.J nuckingha.m, NllYC: 2,
ra(·es. ltunner-up ~·~s Tom SH IE~DS 110)-1. Tie Chris ltaub, llllYC; 3;
Schock ·s ne't\• S-30. NC\\'J)Ort bet-ween J e:1n, Gordon .llichnel di Donato, NHYC;
!·!arbor Yacht Club anti l\t a r Io w. UC I SC, :ind 4. fl'l"tlrtin Van \\lolls~·inkle.
1h1r:U "'"as Vivacio~s II Col!Jmbia. Robert J$oll. SBVC; 5, !\lark Gaudio,
sa il ed by Bill von UClSC. • Nl~VC.
Klt.•i nSmid i\llYC SABOT A 1211-1. \Vally 'l•'ke' . . Gerrie, NllVC: 2.Bill Buck-LASER (19)-1,
TROPllY \\lNNERS in ingham Nl·IYC · 3 Ste\'e Spajp, NllYC: 21 ntair
otherclassc's: ltados 'N•IYC.' 4' !\lolly Dryant,,NHYC: 3, Brooks
IOR 11 1. Sc:1t. Dennis O'llor~. NllYC; S, l\til)e--Benjamin, NHY<;;: 4, Becky
Choate. LB'l'C; 2, Terrprist, Pinckney BGY.C Rudy,-.BYC; -5, J1m Stegall, J'~I Casse l. BCYCi' 3. SABOT• B (91-1, l\tike· LlYC
America Jane ti. George Shepardson. BYC1 2., John ltl•~N 112.1-1; Peter Con·
1'ooby.i\ll'l'C. Pinckney; BCYC; 3, l\tark nally, NHYC; 2, Tom
ETCllELLS-22 (12)-1. \\lhitehouse, BYC. Bissell, NBDRA; 3, Harry ;\m~nte, Bob Searles, BYC : SABOT C (10)-1. Toulic Pat~ison , ..Jievada·.sc; .4,
2, '.'\o-n Sequitur. Rick . Douglas, ~·YC; 2, \Viii .T.E.Sprinl!LNBDRA.
Stenho·use Declared
Ocean Raci11:g King
\Vall y Stenhousc was.
delcared the winner or the
2nd \\'orld Ocean Racing
Championship by Robert N.
Bavier, Jr ., president of
Yacht Publishing Corp.,
sponsor of the cor1;test.
in the 1969 TransAtlantic
Race rrom Newport to
Cork. Ireland.
around the world included a
first place in the 1973 463-
mile Sl. Petersburg to Ft.
Lauderdale Race, a firs t
pfaCe in the '73 1t1iddle Sea IN lll S NE\\' Aura ,
Race. a 615-mile race Stenho use establis hed a
a round the island of Sicily, ed'mmendable ~Ord since
a th i r cl in the · 7 2 theboat.was launchedinthe
TransAtlantic Race from -'71 Annapolis to Newport
Bermuda' tO Spain and a llace, first in class and
fourth place in the 1973 second overall in the '72
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2 STORY
Ocean-Pool
'SS.SOD To
• Assume
lfanlcured J1,roundl. BIG
TREESJ Coi)' livin&
• room . Banquet dfnlngt
Secluded patio. 1"imlly
bedroom11. AliSUMC tJIA 8\.1f'k NO NEW LOAN eosts. Must ;;/,, Fir<t•
to call 1tet11 th.is t>argaln.
842-2$15:
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~THE REAL
~ ESTAHRS
~llCE IEDUCTIOH
CORONA DEL MAR
OUPLEX -chprmint
Cape Cod house, Z
bedrooms + den. And ne~ J11.rgt. bachek!I unit.
Cood rentalinCQmi?. Sub-
mit ttrJn•tf7S.OQ0-
'44--,7170
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Contemparary
Huge 28si~y~aturing
formal Jiving;dining and
luxury. Plus features.are
the huge bonus room plus
lovely family room.
Professionall.y done in·
side and out. For an ap-
pointment .. to see this
beautiful hom·e call
96341767. J
Although the secOnd
three-year world ocean-nc-
ing series ""·ill not be over
until January, .1975,
Stenhouse has accymulated
an unbeatatile lead. ·The
third WORC will begin wfth
th e '75 St. Pele-Ft.
LnudcT·da le R"ace, in
February.
811·.mile race -from .)liami SORC, and second in class
to 1t1onleio, Bay, Jamaica. and seventh"·ov.erall in the OnlY $39.900 for thii
Other events that counted ·;3 SORC cSOulhern Ocea n .bea utiful 4 be d·r o om
toward__Stenhouse:s WORC Racine..CooCerence). Mesa Ver.de norm:. TakE
-vrctor'y were the.Newport t6 In 1972 Aura was one of -oy.er-ti ubJett to ~1.i. VA
Bermuda Race the An· three boats on the winning 5~•3 loan or reflnanct
I.,', USO'P .h-T dWldernew,FHA .orVA napo 1s to Newpo1 t Race, . . n1on ate earn a n . -Joan ~·ith.Jow down pay-
Tll. E \\'ORLD .OCEA_S the Fastnet Race and the \\'as the a!lernate on the '73 ment. Many eirtras. .
Rac1n ~ .Champ1ons h1p ._.t'lymouth ,to LaRochelle U.S.Adm1ral's CllpTeam. Wolker&Lff
(\\llJHC) 1s conduct~d ovei Race1. , The \Vorld Ocean Racing REAt. ESTATE
a three-year'.perfod ~nd en-The defending \VOR C Championship trophy will 545.,491
c~mpasses 22 ocean races champion was Ted Turner be awarded to Stenhouse at .
.!1eld t~roughout. the ~·orld. "'~O finished second. · the skipper's meeting-pr.ior • M I N I M U M 1nc~~d1ng the _most -com-Because th.e WORC..Js_t_Q_J he. start of the 'ts St. ..
pet1t1ve events 1n the sppr-l. dra\i.'n out over a three-year Pele r s burg lo f• t-. UP-KEEP !-~orl y-t hr ee boats from period and because it re· Lauderdale-Race. But maximum comfort
seven countries p"osted quires yachtsmen to com-and reasonably priced.
scores for many of the p~te in f0reign' waters -L J.'rom spacious living e~ent·s required races and aghlnslmanyor theworld's Ji'm Ki'lr· oy room and mod ern six._ racbts comA)cted the re-.·......most:-si.:p .... A sai_'lors in.<!•.· ki~chen , the sweeping ~ ~ _:staircasi;J.:e. to three qu1red.se.\"epra~-~'-. .. .: mandj,Q&...£;~tsor&Dd1.UtACe t ' -. Z ~-Um~Ai'ldit
Qff.1cLa l re.suits an· a:iid 'rA.t'tie!s at scT."""1e.~r• •' 1 . ~-A au ovt1TlookJ:·one'Of the
nounced by Yachting·i're:~.~ ·Championship is,wi~ra111 · ;'"W'ID~r102 '7, 4}":;C 1~'~' »J.. "!thaded
fo116,,·s :. . 1 cprisidered to be the mo&\ ./"' · 1
1 1 • •• fe'n"'tf If~: .ca 11
1. ~V ally SlenhoUse, Aura, difficult one-to 'l'l'in in the BW~· :P.~.1 ·· d 'J. s-85$o.i'
J8po1n tS. , lSpoi'l ofOceanracinr. -'-",4-1. war OPl"Hrlt9 •1r'SMJIOllNIC('
2. Ted Turner, Americ:an . ~ ...-~ ~THE REAL .
L:::1_ ESTATERS Eagle/Lightnin',Gtpoints. STENJJOUS""E \.\'as in· \1.eter!ln Southl an.,d
----3 . J a m es French , troduced to sailing whi~ in yachts man John B. ''.lim"
Bald\vin, Sorcery, 88 points-:--n1g"'h ·school when he saded Ki troy has .been awarded
·!-·Paul A.dams, Sarari, 159 in the Snipe Class. •le "°n· ~he 1974 Blue '"'!ater Cruis· PIESIDIJMTHOME
potfils. _ ~ tinued sailing and racing i.n 1ng '.frophy by the Los " In Sought.~afler Turtle
5. Jesse Philip§. on-e·-de'sign boats Ang!\esYachtClub .. · 'J!ock area.·Beautifully
Charism-a. I ;o points. . throughout hi.s high school Announce.Jllent or the Ci>v\·· . upg~aded 3 bedrOO!fl·
O. \Varrcn Bl'O\\'n, \\'ar :ind college days·_and m3de eted award was z:r:iade.>'by f~TdY roo'!l hoi.ne with
8 3.ttx .. 235 points. his · first -long~Das~are in--~o mmodor.e.... ChuCk....L •• _1vhie~m· '"•"t~~~.""' to ·Th 1· 1· · c 1· · · f'. t e ar e. ,uo...,.... move etop 1ve 1n1sners 1\·e cru1s1ng boats on· akc tng~n. · quickly ai·only $19950
in the United States and fl.1ichlgan and Lake •1r.iron. K1lroy "'as given the You OwN the land·
BrO\Ynlivesi)lBermuda. In tbe ,earl y 1950s he honorforflying _thebu~gee. Walk er & Lee, Reai
.. S.~enho~s.~,. 47. is the _!aunched hi!! _9rfshore rac· of LA ~C. of which he is. a Estate. 646-7711· Opeo
chairman or the· board and 1ng cat!:'t!''t a-S 8 crew lon g tim e member ,--i n --:e~s.
chie£ executi\'e oC£icer of. memb..e.r~ in the annuaJ various races throughot!J "-'i""----'--"--
A mer i can R-ese;-ve -333 -mile C hicag-o·to· lhe "·orld. "UMDER·sso.ooo•••
Corporation, a· Chicago-}lackinac rack-~ . . Hard' to find 2 story. 4
based insurance holding From 1958 to 1961 .RACESl~WIUCHhehas bedrooms 2 baths. Plus
company. Stenhousewasskipperin 10. competed under the LAYC e~tra large countcy
Chieago-to-Maltkirnlc races. burgee include the Southern :~~:n. Ma~~bedroom STENIIO U~E ~VON the ~·inning class prizes three Ocean Racing Circuit in-...,,m;..~brie k: for
2nd \V OR_C ~n his 49-foot .• times. taking sec91\d• In 1-~lorida, SQulhern Cross fHsionally· landsca=:
gr a Y. s·l oop, Aura:, an -t ll\ss-;three ti ores and plac· -Series in Australia, the Syd: Super neiJtibortMIOd. To
alum1num..ocean racer de· ingtlllrd in class once: ne y-J{ob Sea race in see.call963-6167.
sig ned by Sparkma n & Jnl968 Stenhouse placed .Australia, the Bermuda, O'fHlll'l ·irs'""'ouMCt•
Slephens Inc, and built'" by second liver all in the Trans-Trans-Atlantic. Honolulu, ,.
Palnier Joh'n~n...lnc. iJt At l anti·c Race from 1i1nzatlan, Ya s ln.et a nd IJJl'i.YiJJI
Slurg'ecin !Jay, Wisc. in 1971. eermuda to Travemunde, ACDP.:ulcoraces. . HBM
To win ~the championship, -Germ.any; StenhOO!le-!ailed . Kilroy has won 66 percent -~·· ·--
Stenhouse r~ced Aura on the last 1 soo· miles of this ~r the races he entered in "'EXECUTIVE
the American East Coast, race withOut a rudder, an tils previous yacht KJaloo POOL HO
the Carihb~an. Nort~ern ou t standing feat of 11 . tie h as recently . ME
Euco.pe an...d 1n the Medtter· 'seaman~ tor which he l a_unched a. new 79 -foot ~f~rkl,ing pool Jn enter·
ranean during the lasTihiee was a wardeO :a, S pecial K1aloa ·in \\'h1ch he"t>lans-cr F ntt'.Ms dream.yard.•+ · Id · A ILY ROOfo.f years. . . . . trop~y. lie won first in class new wor -campaign. Formal dining. Privat;
Aur-0. s 1mpres.s1ve .r~cord pool attEss from main.er
of consistently high r1n1shes Q..,. •• D siiite. Ultimate decor
against the best boat• ~ .... _ er aneer M'-'tsee!847-<0IOAgl.
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Fonnal +,,_.ly
USC Wins Grave Relocation Asked
Ford c . From Wire Servlct1 ters were ~corted to front · • Up City rathers in Grass row ~ats at1lhe Watergate
va11ey believe the Gold cover-up t{ial o n the
4th T • Rush toom town should be strength of a elephone call Ime 'the final resting place of f mlhe~enator'soffice.
• Lola Montez, who titillat The women -Pat. Ken·
USC SO\ilors \\'OR the 4th residents with her sp· ned y l.awford and l ean
annuul competilion Cot the dance in the 1850s. Kennedy 'Smith -·sat in l"I
Carter Ford Trophy at San· The City Council as de-· section reserved for lawyers
ta. Crui, Sunday, m::i,rking c:ided to contact lh mayor who are· menlbers or th~
the school 's <Jth straight "'in local bar association "and
of the a"•::ird for the team Ustenedtote.stlmony.-
raci ng ch(l mpions hip ol !he 'PEOPLE 'An aide to U.S. District
P 11 c i r i c Co as l I n • Judge John S. Strica said a
tcrcollcgiate \'acht Racine · c'itl hnd been received from
Association. of New York City lo disc~ KeMedy'1 office asklog t
The Trojan saUors, Benny-r.eloc.a.tinc: M 1st Montez' the 1en(l.tor'1 aisters could ~Jitchcll John \Velss Curt grave from New York. be admlUed and tfia.t as
Olson ~nd Don Je~berg Miss Montez ..Wal at the courtesy, two of the five
rini.!Shed· u·~th a perfect htlght of her ear~!!: trial Uc:kets at Slrlca'sdls
score of rllne \\'ins. The re-dancer and tnt~rtai~ and 'POS•I were made available.
1Jalta was sailed In fo'lying ~ad an lnternatton~ ttjlijtl· · *
Lovel1 exetulive horlie ·
In prime location. Ol'Ten
formar living and dining
as WE~~ informal rami-
1 y t d ·o m'. C o z y
home-makEr kitcl'l.en.
Large corner l<K. Jffuch more'. Only ~II
847·6010 to see.Agt.
Harbor View
-SDeciol
Deli ghtftJlly dttqrated.
Well maintained . Cal I us
to see this lovely 2
¥room. pllfll den homo·
S1l1111t ed' in ont or
Newport"r mott desira-
ble area•: Eicpon1ive
CilrP,ets. custom drapes,
tasy cart,. la,ndsc11Plng •
call 673·8$50. ,tri<'ed at 189.$00 • • 1 OffN UI t• lrl fllN roaf'HlCt•
Junior dinghies. t1on ror exploil.s with Euro-Gov. George C-"W.Uice,
UCl s;ilors we.re runner· pea-n royalty. w,hen she who will probably run for ",===;:====:.
up In the series with a team moved lnto a cottage In president fn ti71, showed u
srore of+ wins nnd S IOl!ises . Grau Vtlley In 1853. ~e at 8 banquet weiring one S·AVE S"P ACE ?llf EPit
Salling (or UCI were Jcrf lclttwo y•ars laler and died Preoldeal Ford's "wfo" MOVINO •1 wnpplni
n !Hf RfAI I:,,.'.::.] r S 1A T , RS
~lcOermald Phil Ran1• ·ih 1861 In N-York City al b"llons. dishes and o<her fragile · h r •3 ... ~ "' Items In w1sb cloths, ming, John Ross· Duggan t e age o " · . When asked about th """'''' •nd other linfnl .•
nnd Rick l\crn. . * . 1 button, Watlace said, "I Vou get tMrt 1(Mte tn
Thl' 1"·0 nonhern school~ , While several ~1cn , don't tte anylhin wro lhe4ar11eandcio,etsby
tompctinf In the event were t~tltcns waited In line out· with wearintc 11• 'st d~ · telling idle Items wtth a
o\l(lgc 0 ~tarine (3-6) and side the court.room. t'll"O o( stalld f11r Wallace in Nov Dtlb'PikitCla11ll\tdAd.
San Jose Stute (2=70. tdward M. Kenaedy'J sls· ember, d0t1o't 11?" _,C::al::.lfS=4"7=•:...._..:.._
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and it's a bargain! One or the most
·po"jiular (and rarely sold) floor plans
, !ll) "Tbe Ranch" is lhe Wimbledon.
~ tlVE ABOVE YOUR Bu1Canvon .......... ...umo,""9.otm1.a•r.
We have something ror FOUNTAIN VALLEY 29 Rue Grand \taJ1e41', ~ BVO~E R 644-081£ 2-.;, ba, ram. rm.. 'i:VoL '
everybody! Rentals • Tow_nhou_se 2 Br, BUSINESS ..bedrm on 10th green htata lui&ditn 962~ ... •
homes· -Investments. i l,'z B d6l 2800 Sq . ft Murbt c• II r c~ tod•Y -lhe mone)' a ., gar. Only once In a long while do choice nu1 sler buth. Reduced _1q lnff"'affoMI "·" ""9~' ?:'a .... , yoo save ma)' be your $22,450.1'.lnt terms. 1cOmmcrcial properties in CDf\.t come $.l4 9,!lOO. Owner w11 is prese.ntly t.alung re· pan..-... ~675-7060 556·8800 up ror sale. Almost never do these carry 11~ low .int. rate ser,·alionll on their ne"" SUJMrYdutoet . O•-n Daoly 1....... condominiumii. Canyon BR buildlhgs present an opportunity to live ,.... ........ 4 • 2 Ba, 2~~·garaP1'" 1
. HARD TO FIND DUPLEX
Mesj! Verde 2-sty, 4 3 & 2 Bdrm. units.
BR. ram. rm., 3 ba. Good rental area,
Lovely yard, quiet Costa Mesa, ·Good
street. $60,500. financing. $49,500. •
VOGEL & BABBln
C•est "''""· loeoted" w0<m Iamlly rnoftl"-·jn an apartment above .the business. lhe corner or Pac1fu Master bdrm.,-pr7i,ial; "•
We· h ave just listed a beautiful little 644-6056 Vi ew Drive & ne 'tl. rctre;u, grounds lar.ge .. :i;n.'T tt1a cArthur Bl vd 11\ building that orrers 1000' of retOUJ.U"5 Corona del M·ar. sllln.inp for pool or lennt~:.Ji~'!,.)"
•space a nd 1000' .of like new ai>artment a t $Bti,900. Pil(>NE see, t:o mparfv ,~,L •.• ,
living. The owner will consider priv~e AS6U~tABLE f.40-6400; 1 .::968-:::..-<..:::::4~50'---'---· ..
This one ~s a 2Q' X 30' pool, is .im·
m ac1.4late with paneled family room
and the bonus room could be a 5th
bedr.oorn . Qon't miss this outstanding_
'l>argain in the exciting area known as
•'Thellanch.'' Only $69,500.
642·7491 640·.8484 financing offered at $107 ,500. Hurry.-on -.------fo'HA ~.OA~. Costa M•S-a I 024 HuMiftC)ton and.~1 0'40
this! and O'tl.·ncr 1s ~·1lhng t •••••••,A•••••••••,,, ••••, • •• •• ••••••••••• • carry i!nd 'trust Deed · · •v• .,.1
Two •tnry modd <'ond ~;::;"~?;':,~.}.,,-, REfOSSESSIONS w1lh two bedrooms, lw 8 8 for informallon and
Call 675-7225
m REALTORS m
LIJ 41.ocal Offices To Serve You L.I:!
bath:.. Fu·IJ., carpete {t . 2 <I. ga r age. and draped~ t.:nc lose West.side Costa !\.tesa. tocation of lhesc FllA &
yard ;ind garage. Com Owner/Broker,a!ii-5080 VA homes, cont .. ~··
UNIQUE HOMES RO-.· 675-6000
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TAYLOR fjQ.
l{J,1\l.'l'()}{S Sl ll(l' l ~'·lli
• LIND~ ISLE IEAUT\'! $250,000
Elegant o!rtolorful-bayfront home w /5
BR, FR with wet bar, lge DR, 4'h bas.
L ge rms, pier /slip. Great financing.
2111 s... Joaquin Hills Road 1
NEWPORT C.EHTER. N.I . . 644-4910
51Mral R.E. • • · I 002 GeMral $.E. 1002 ... ,. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• , ••••• '!••••··~.!·•
Eaau @--~-ea_llff__,
190 Newport Fashion
Center Dr. Island
Be autifullv decorated 5 BR. 41 '.! ba ..
panehng, 3 frplcs. l~a mp/Slip. $260.000.
Custom 5 Bl~. 4 ba., v.1ith 80 ft , of ,-iew
rronlagc on lagoon. I~amp/1loat .
8295,000 .
70 Li• Ide Dri•e
Prime 45-ft. Lagoon Lol -SIS0.000
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BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boy~tdt· 011~l· NB 675 6161
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muo"y pool ond play 311 OWNER $31500 KASABIAH ground for children. F:x ' ' •' cellent fa mily ltvin.it: I O'k dwn , fo're~d o m Reolhtate962n-6644
located al ~1 c Fitdde Home. Sec ll.IO'J Arbor, 'E C"'EST. 'A eves & wkCnd.s &16-2bt2' W 4 BR. LA ..., • and li11 rbor ror onl)' 0,owne,213 _..9_3628 La Palma Mdl . ]Ir.
$26,750. Call B:D-2332 o Garfield & Ney.•lartd. Va-"
642-1060 ror further in-l\1ESA VERDE Vacant cant. $54.950. ~ dn.
I IJOZ ~ion . · Assume 6"""' VA loan Owner 962-979:f. ·
'E~ECUTIVE HOME 3108 Sumatra. 3 br. 2 ba . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A compl refurb1sht!d 1n & MUST SELLI
CORONA DEL MAR
$63,500 •
Xlnt value in eith erortwohomes in one
of Newport's best areas. Each has 2
Bdrms: and is on R-2 la nd __
Gorgeous 2700 s-q ft out. Nu cpts. patio, • · home,•·~ yrsold~.w ·xzs· sprnklrs. Open Fr1 iSat/-Beautirul 24P()sq. n.. pool
Hit' pool. s ft-baths, fttm Sun $115":990 . home. :>Bedrm~ ~bath,
rm, billiard rm w/ li;ir. J onlf $49,9SO. Easy terms.
car gar. Owner will help 2932 Redwood, <t L>r. 2 ba . SCOn REALTY
finance. $79.900. Cull rpl c. s upe rb cond .! 536-7533',".
645-6646 PRESTIGE Lanai, huge l'OV pallo.l---':.:.~ . ...'..::C;!..--
_H_OM_ES_. ___ ~--1 Quickoccupy .$'17,900. ROW lfl
COUNTRY SIDE Costa M•so Redly .. • ·-LAKl'FOREST Since 1958 Cozy hom e located on
548 7711 lar:.ge c ul -de-sac ~lpt •.
I STORY * · feaJurint a suooy . 11Uni-
70;0 IHTEREST :;;;;A;;";';;P;m;;C;;•;l;I "';;' ·;46;1;;';;J r ~ r m . A Is o addition a I BY OWNER. Beautiful room for boatorcQ,mpcr,
4RR. 2 full balhs. Sh;ig 3 BEDROOM .1 8edrm. J 'l~ ba, ~arden
•••••••••·••••••••••••• •·•••••••••••••••••••••• crpts. builuns. kit., & open beam fam ' y• dishwasher .. Gorgeous FREEDOM HOME rm. Assume loan orl'fl,\ anyon leW eustom drapes. LarRe 1Xx12 Workshop or Game Or VA terms.
Neat as a pin & twice as $ 3 6,900 :?xposed aggregaLe palio !loom. s.12,950. Ja~ Realty 969'-710'5'
LAGUNA HILLS ·
nice ! A real rondomin-i l ~;;;;~~~~~~~~~;;;;~~~~~~~~lk walkwa ys and CEHTURY2l BALBOA. ISL.AHO ium buy in.one or our llarborarea livingat lt's l! ;prinklers. ll°s a REAL 642-1771 FronciscanFo.lailJ fastest growing areas. best. Superb community : · BARGAIN ••• 000• Exec home by tho S<a. D elightful ''nev_,•• home on ''The. Ex•'•"ng FHA loon can fa"t·ilities ~ Olympic size G1•ral IOOZG1MrolR.E.. 1002 at ....,, · ·
I 1 d' " 1 G be '86-59SOPrincipalsonly Freshley d eeOl'aLedl S itn .•. Frplc in master· s·uit e ; top beaiisumed. poo · reen Its. Splen-•••••••••••••••···•••••.••••v ••••••!>•••••••••• -------'-~--I Cathedral ceilrng, adobe ,
quality construction w /loads of extras. 4 ' $3-1.500 ·, !11d location. ,Charming --~ · · OPE"" .LIOUSE fireplace, parquet09Qis.--=-
lr BR Sl59500 entry t~,ch~ry living t!!~,,,,,.~~ @ ~ .. ~fll,, FREE&CLIAR n 1 1 Garden kitehen..ll.iews g. . . . room w1lb staircase and (;iii~ ~ S zs 12 5 b · k HEWPORT BEACH Une: 640.t 120 fireplace. Family fun . , Nidow must sell or trade at; Un • r1c patio. 4 BR's~;= • 120 Attes' , . lge master w/m SANTA.A.HA U-M: Bll-1158 r oom open to very 190N c .. ~L· Hwy.front;ice.$!20,000 211·. 3_ 1 11 Mocro11a wardrobes. Custo0> Wall
Gt•ralR.E.. . ·1oo2 Gel!Cl'CllR~ 100 ~Pr~~j~~s t:d~nroiactiaoll. ~t~ 1:1a;:~ -GE..__._ 2 lnd1v1dual homes, 2 coverings and ea~! t"'~ ,.._ BR .. l ba & 1 BR, 1 bJl. Bkr962-3Sll. ' ..... ·~··••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••'•••.-.... 546-2313. P r h I E · p d" · . •WTERE•T 'S-DEDUCTIBLE 120-FTustioAve.,N.B. ay or l emseves. x--D1corafoi'1 Finole ara 1seMonor .' CO.RllH-MARTIM. oPfNrJ•'l •ll's,UNro8f~1; ._____..,. ~•-11 ,.. REALTORS 642-4623 terior newly painted. SUPER
Li ghl, ·cheerful, ta111cfu l 4 BR -2 Story Realtors I '1
,..-• • JMFLA.TIOH ISN'T --o--• --Walk to major sh~pping CHA.TEAU IUHC
-adj ec tive s t·:in 't Pool B~h * 644._7662 * .... 11ijlillill · Tax shelter; Newport Beach .' e leven BA.LIO.A PEMIHSUL.A. cente~. JI.lost desirable And just redueedprice!
d e s c r i b e 1 h i s ..--JjlJJ'i;J ( l l ) units. 11;2 b(oc·k s off beach. 7 units on 2 lots. Steps to J:las ts1de Costa. t.1~sa. Approx. 1640 sq ft of Jiv-
maslerpiece. L1dO Isle, $33.900 -·-==••:::;r beach. Great summer $4li,900. Call ti42-i866 in,gspac.e . Pool-tennis-
near clubhGuse.strcelto F I..... • $220,000: rentals . Sl79 .Sbo·. Sal/Sunl2-S clubhouse. Al'klods of
d d orma entry to _____ •ssUME7•v..01 1.,._ ·HEWPORTIEACHLinr.640-1120 '-'~a,ho'e Real E•tate. • stra a. 3 Be room&den, DRA~tATJC li\'ing.room. "' 1 10_,.. '"""' rec reation. Close to
4 baths, SUPER says it Form.;il dine. HugE:.Phone Santa .. SuperPooltto..w. SA.HT.A AHAUnr.Bll-1158 675-~ &£ Qui\il ··freeway & s hopf!ing. /t5·
all! Sorry, by appoint-g.!rden view kitchen: Only J )'ears iold. Nice. . ~· . BLUFFS CONDO 11 ,....__ sw_neloan ut9'#1nterest.
ment· only. $13S,OOO. Call AR-TISTIC open stairs VIA back )"a rd w/fire "t&lrg enttal R.E. I 002 GeM?ral I .E. lf"J2 -~ . . Pnce $31,950. Assume or
540-1151 s·wecp to se parate The Real Estate-rs HJF pool. Only per~··••••••••••••••••••• •••!'t••••··~··••••••••• WATER VIEW Pl ape; tis• ubmit.
, m 4 s t e r s u i 1 e + · mo total pymts. $38 " M d'I Just redecorated ror a • . 752·"20 · Village ReaJ Estate
c hildr e n 's wing . 646 7174 roll price . c 'a H R h e I errCl'llf'an new buyer. 3 BR .• 2\.-it "'°"-*'K llo\OI 962-2456.,oi;-531-st!OO
Secluded 22' BALL -. PRESTIGE l:IOP.fES , orse anc Triplex ExcitiltC) ba .. fo_rmal di n.; f:urly OPE"" HOUSE OpentillOPM -..,..,.. HERITAGE ROOi\f sized pJ,rt·1 rQOm 6 PM to 8 PM 645--6646 .,_CHES. 2SOO Sq. rt. Air E I Si....... sparkling thruout. Va · n .-• • ed k II d · rorTditiooed borne v.·/we.t _as __ '11111:' c;tot &-r:e04.dy_ Fast S IARGAIMflUQED .....
ir ~~~iW:ov d.l~i;y-~is NiW-Orf~S '"'LETSG"OCOHDO -b a r •. ga m'e r oo m ; GostaMesCI ~session, Ov.<ner wj ll SC.I· uitl2;s-.VA-ASSUM.A~""":"." .... '-7_-,_,..,,.,,,~~~t-t-h8xce):l na~llt&RG/IN.t • . 3 -3 bC!riri, 2 ha., good library/den; and rormal Own e r s unit has 3 c_onsider lease v.·rth op-·ZJSMOgllllOlia Can be purch!.Si<t; 'f91: ~ "'!-)11f'~Hq'dfA, (Ha r {:;i ll . ss1 :..:r~ . · ni. · ~anSiOf11 11 lfuntingt'On Be:tth-10ca. dining room. BeautiruJ bedrooms-& den. Double tion. BEST Buy in Much de-54,500 down. 2 Bl\ ~ tia
. l'dluy.;ihThi Of'lN·/1.1 >11-s1UN10 Hl(tj 'lly' The Sea llon$27.SOO to$;!:8,ooo. · equestria n property, rirepl:.1 ce do~·nstairs, $79,500 s ired Eastsjdi1:.2 &con-plus family room.
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1 cpmp_I chain)· k fenced "huge master bedroom C f ColeSWOrt~ vert. den, stepdn ram rm Tiburon Condo. A"&"ent Fixer U Professional landscape. 1 bdrm, Bay(ront Balboa with 8 stalls a 2 box with rireplace-and walk • • w/massive brick frpl in 531-5800or962-2456 •
You will Cnjoy OnS one, -Stately entry. Sunken Peninsula 159,500. stalls. tack room, auto. in closet. Second~ unit Rf;ALTORS -640-pan'ld den, shag crpt . ·
loeared near 17lh Street parlor. For'lilal ban~et. ... ,.waterers. & 2 auto. d would a·lso make a good --. --lhruoul , bllin kitch. 1't" 9r£N HQ.UjE *
Weslcliff shopping on massive l\.1ARDI G AS 2 "~"-2"'1'liffili ·Bay·rrOiil",' storage bins. 4 F'enc owners unit fron'i. size Budd a Dream Home cov'd patio, ..fenced.ldr .. _,, 1123 Main Street.
huge R ·~ Jot. This J room . Secluded ma.ster Newport Beach, .$69,500 Jr.IStures. uuto sprinklcr and amenities such .as Large Jot ""ith w'hite s pa<:e. $4 1,950. Call OPEN DAlLYl-S PM bedroom2bath~omelsa BIG•FOUR -l"uite. Separate""Vanit) andS67.SOO. & lge chicken house. -1 0 bedroom. l 'h baths'. w~te r _vie_.,., •. Lagun<1 64h866Sat/Sonl2-5 NEW custm bit. 4.BR &.
steal 3t ,950.Lct 'sgo Twostor'y4BR 38Aw/ a rea. TW IN balconies 675-8600.,,.time Phone now for appoi"nt· Al av.t.cloi>eQ ga·rages Nig uel ll1 ll s.1Under fam·rm .Jeargar offall,
Call 646 7171. co mmunity 'pool & "Tea Garden" kitche( -VISION-· ment.Ag ent646-3255.. eir own laundry $60,000.TerJUi~ , ... j.Q••..;I l ·w/ lrg s pace for trlr or
Ol't:NllL 9 parkliJ<.e grounds. Full se rv es l·~s h r e~I • .• -----room. ithin walk ing 675--8600mytf1M ---boat. All dlx features.
PriceSJl.500.w/assuma-courtyar d . OWN_Er di sta neP lo 1·7t h Str v1s10· N .. Place -Tv.·oblks to"Lakel>"arklr.
ble $25,800 FHA low in-MUST-GO. Take advan REAL TY . IN-COME shopp1nif.' ,l two_ye.ar~ •. • p 1 D-p ... li9a · ... walking disl. to beilch.
-Iere-st'"loaii. Call-now, -t.age.. Call842.~ -Z'l43J:~....Cslji ~-P·ROPERTY~ youn~ Buy this on con-· ' 7S2·19:ZO S3ti-882t ' ======-i556-2660 -Ol'fNJ1111•ir1~UN rolllN1'f' CoronadelMar · tract $485 l'.l.CT. Call , RE-ALTY wioQl.IAll.llNLWitP.09ltlA:PI GercildS.·ThQmasJlUr ..
----FOUR UN ITS. Eastside 646-7171. 2743E:Cstllwy
H l"d S · 1 IE.AT IMFLA.TIOH Costa ~1 esa.. a Yeats Oid. Corona del Mar 2 Slory, 2 BR, ·~lesa Verde o I ay pec.1a C:,SELECT . Lowdown Viii-as. Call btwn 11-s,
Y OWI\'ER. Park Htftl.t-
ington, nr Bch, spac. l
BR. 2 Ba. hi-ceil. liv-rm.
form. dln·rm. mzrhfm"''
rm. pror. lndscpd, u11-.,
graded in & out. For opea
house, call 962-JZJi) _ ·
lmagifle your holid~y I PROPERTIES ,===-====~ 71/1o;;, Asstime 711.t 'k loan. Rmt, lease/option ~sk f~.:!._ottn,839-1320 feast prepa r ed In . LA G h •~
t ~-he h'I R E i,, ACn E lot w/4 or .x"W! ASSUME VA 3 Br. 2 Ba Jourme s allC n w 1 ej----------~,...,._.,.....,,,.._,..., .... ,Take ove< •ubi·-t to ·o·•-units. and room (or tv.·o. 3 "~ 2 bath b" th e ramily .... ·arms r '""-..,, 0 room. · ig $35,000. No cl~1ng cost.
themselves by one or ONE BLOCK TO 3 DUPLEXl:S .. I 1 \oS. ,.k i n 1 e r es t -. 3 more. ya rd . 5 per mo. + de· Also . .reppssessions 1n
your 2 rlrepleces, your BLUE PACIFIC WESTNEWPORT·Ol4 bedroom .. 2 bath, wlth ~ MESAVS.D,E posits. In top Garden county , call for ad-
c?lrist mas tree c9m-$510950 Bedroorn ap{I. den+ 3 huge br1_ck f1replae~, Ownerwillcarrysc:. GI TERMS Gro,·e location. FH.1\ ap- _dresses . Ov.·nr:/Agt ~
.pllmen t<d by .'-'our . . ·~,"4ft>-anddenon'th.e large patio_& large lot. ALSO.three more to pra1sedS31 .~. 546_7739 -C t K"tch , ~-·--N .•. I t _, t oh..,e from Take ad'>nl•ge of th;, SCOTT .~ .. TY oun fJ I en spacious ramily room . 3 Unique Newport Bea_c~ oc~8JI rront: 2 Others en ew ower in e_,.,..,.. ~a es · motivated sclle(' .,.,.ho will ~ '
bedrOoms.lot.sofstorage homeorfers such spec1al Seashore Drive with forFHA&VAf1nanc1ng. f~~~~S~u~Jit1~G pay loan fl"esforyouto -~36-7533>, $16,"500 BRI C K IA.i n this ~for hiding present.Sllr gee fe~t~res as .open beam partial oce;.1n views . All 'Wal•er &,_Lff~ CALL 645---fi646 purchase his heauttrut 4 VA or FHA Tft"IM spacious 3 be)irm, 2'h.
everr the kids rooms arc ceilings, private front .in excellent shape with REi\L ESTATE bedi-oom ramily home in SPECIAL! )i,. A "dollhouse." \\'1thin bath . lo,·ely Condo. Best
big.Largeparkllke)'llJQ c.ourt.yard. ~exic.an .tile good rental records. 545·9491 Just aboul any method walkin g dist:.1nce t ()all locatiGn. Fully aircond1-
wjll please everyt.K)(fy floors . Prestige location. Good rinancing availa'------·-----I you c hoo~e-Vt\, FHA. King size hedrooms. stores & shopping. Flex1. ti~ned. Si lting/ bedroom
care.S•ntawill s<1y hoho . PR€\TIG€ or conven.lio~al. ~rand beam ce1l1 n ~s bar , bcJ~mso~; 2P~~mw&lden rac 1l1t ies. ~t irrored with beauty and e:.1sy Call847-6-010tosee. Agt. ble! Custom Luxury ~ Hu!;!e f;im1ly room tias '·I fl 1 h 3 w1rull ki.tchen and lrdth
h Ch . ASSUM' E7"' VA PETE BARRETT " l HOM'"l newonthe market ~lesalo swe di s h r1rcpl:i ce, II d ·11 · A -·· o IL.terry r1 slmas 10 • • Hiflsa·de _ .._ Verde for only SJ!) ;,oo d J ·t or d1nin~ room. Inell.Ides pane e wa s. rn--. when he sees the price Fanta.1-tic. pool home REA'"JY --... -_, . 8 k 1 • k cleJ.?.anl ccor us hardwood p ......... ..,.. fo'ree-unique home "'1th a 7% r , I . -~ -Mesa V-_::__._ JOON.NewportBl.,N.B. e_11er t a f' a oo _. S49,9UO! Ca ll 847-6010. ~t"nd•ng ,,-nge·. Owne' ass umable loan. Only $43,950.Call64ti·7171 ora Ful payments$Z1S~~r c:.-uc: 1f-W<1lk er,& l.ee., Re;i l A<>t "" . , 0 .,1 9,0
peek. , month .Newlydeeorated .Ji4~1:·51~00~~~~6:l~5·:4~060~-I Truly unique! Fune-t:state ·646-77 11. Open "' l"Xt rc memly anxious. ""'· ""·
-Ol'fN111q.r1·s1vNrOMNl!'.1r Extra \a.rge bedroOms. C\'t:S. C;.11J540-1120 Family room . Cal\ ___ t1onal, !Striking d~ign. "\\'eedit&:Ri;-;ip" ----Baiboalsland 100 _ ---l' , ~T.HE REAL l
ESTATE RS 1
•'7=. ·. ro·tosee. gr. xForeca!Llavrege~·c1ye EJ·e·g-a11t home-whott fi'rOIT'"trE'3SUrt'5totra:sh rnN'T Give up the Ship~ .•••• P.h"o'n •• e.:Sa···n·t·a···.·· r TRl!!!·na&LJ" 9621. ·44-:71· (.,; .• · statement is '.'s.uccess''. Turn the n· inlQCd!'h Li!it" 1l in classified -•'. ----, ....
Cl fedAd' Grifldentry,hvingroom C'A l.:LDAIL\'Pll.OT Shl'p to Shore Resul ts! Rll!llllTFDS ass1 1 · Prestige commyni~y bl and rormal dining. True -----------2'567lt VIA •& VII. . ~------
I002'.Gaaw:r .. R E. fine homes .. French country. pool view ._ Z95S HarborBl\:d. BIG DIFFERetCE!!
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-Mansard design nestled kitc~en wil~ spac1ou!> Ge:aw:ral I .E. -· 100,\ce.ral 1 E. 1002 T_ he Real Estaters Unusually Ct...-
in ro't mal landscape. family eating area . • ,.. •. Grafdedoubledooren Sep;irate fiesta run room •••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••t.••••••••••••• ~46 · 7174 Phone Santa ""'Jxt ras. nev.· Bigelow
LIDO EAST END
Charming older 5 bedroom home
priced at lot value. Pier and slip.
Terms to qualified buyer . .$255,ooO,
THIS HOME,HAS IT AU
Popular Corona del Mar address,
charm with quality, view or the tide
pools and pounding surr·rrom this 3
bedroom, 2 bath home. Terms too! $142,soo. ·
CLOSE TO SPYGLASS
Super Sandp_i.2! on Popular
Spyglass R1dge, Professionally
decorated with Vall Luit wallpaper.
Gttlit patio with viewing deck. "Four
bed.rooms: family room, 2 baths,
$12C,OOO.
llG -ltAUTIFUL -ILUl'FS
Warm 3 bedroom home with f.amily
room, rormal dinin g room. 2
fireplaces, view or park and bay,.lots
or mission tile a nd much more.
Jll7,0QO.
DIAL 644-176'
2ll1 5.., ~--Hiits Id.. M.L
A COLDWELL IAHllER CO.
posh parlor 'and huge oriented lo deluxe 'pool . -c:: -!' cr pt , cusl . drps. dbl
rormal dining room, Ei1:ce U e nt priv;i cy. . ' G PM to8PM 'tAA.. ' r •ens. nev.• v.·a~~r ~t!~e~
served by cheery gllrden Bedrooms. l'"<lo\\ll . 3 lip. mac nab I lrvlne ';" ' The Real Estate>rs ~lsep~~;o:Sar~°m ."r~. C11U vi e w kit c hen with A1aster suite del,ightful. •
j!;enerous e ating area. Be the first to see it. CaJI I lolDoo Peftinsula -I 007 646-7174 tod a Y & :see· Ag t \ Step down to rriendly 546·2318. rea ty 8-12 9371
family fun room boasting Ul'lN111q:1r'S n.JNroM NJ(f'1 •••••••••••••••••••••• 6PMto8PM --------·'°" Ht. N C E 0 F A Loasly fireplace and wet I Liquidation Sale ~-:re!s m~~:r:on::! c~~ . ll~lltt Lowest pric!tlG M~~~~OH.8nd with a e~~t~r1;.':lld~~.1t~~a~;E ~~~~•••••••••••!~.~~ IMT~I::~~~???
546-23 13 for appoint-: ;;;;oa•-==mmm=•;;:>" 8'"1'"~; R;ilboa duplex, 1,: COUNTHYSIDr:: 4~1l't s trl·1·1 . no rc.ir
ment to see 1.he ~·hole VIEW! Lovely upgraded 3 bedroom blk. tn bay. 2,HH, 1 ba LAKE .FOREST nc11::hbor!> troot k11cht!n
lhing! THEILUf.FS ,., home o n quiet street. Truly a ''Best Si9.500. nalbQ;i h<"act> HYOWNt:tt to".it ch ~'h1htrcn.1ow~-:..
On S16day Buy'' at $129,500 . Tom Queen cottal!e. '7 blk . tobay;' Btoo11ful 4B R, 2 rul to;in t!i as:-umatih·. ·'11
A delightful -"ingle story 644·6200 . (C52) BR .. dt'n. I bn .. M9.500 bath!i, Shag carpets only s:111 .95ll. s~·c a'1,t. r Halboa Point 4 BR .• dt!n H!l3 Jil5J:J 3 Bdrm .. 2 hath end unit bll-1n s , 1.Hs hwasher near pool. Offered l;tl on· 2 b;i S.<J-1.5()0 Gorgeous c u s l u n
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THE REAL
1044 ly $52,600 nn a S230 per SHOP AROUND COLUGE PARK. ~l arshall Realty drapes . L:.1rge exJJO~t:1; •'i:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;~ year leasehold with M2 You won't ririd a Syracuses l>lan at ____ ll_!:'i'.::!.m. ____ , a R Gr c Ra t o pat 1, , .. ·.··.·.·.·~· .. ··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.··.·~··· ,• per mo. m aintenance.He $52,900 on resale a n ywhere! Thi~ Copistranoltoe.h 1018 w a I k v.• 11 Y s <1 n lit ~·ho Kesitates will miss borne is loaded, well located & s hows •••••••••••••••••••••• sprinkler!'. It's a RE.\I STA.RT YOUR.
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Vacant & Dirty
Does need 40fne ~Int,
yard work 1.nd c.lunup.
BUT bas{tally a 1ood
horn~. Price reflects
warlr:.,.nee..ded . 4
1Jltdiooms. 2 baths ror
only S37 .eso. Another
new NE ~C oet s &
W1llace !Isling. Also has
usumable 7W~loo.n. .
COATS . a
WALU.CI
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this good deal! • pride of owners hip. Owner is anxious NEW J br, 2'-'l ha h<>,me °" 8 1\ RG A I '.'I at S4 i.ooo , ... VESTMENT •••
HASTIHGS•CO. to relocale & will sell VA i( you'r e tht: blurrs overlooking 58§-.s9~rrlnt·ii•ll'iinlt 1" l!:\'inc \llth this 2
•~ It' an 64Q..5560 · hdrm . 10 .... ·nhnu.._qi C'ioft' tc ~--·"7 -eligible. 3 bedrooms, d en. dining lhe ocean . f.'ull carpet p S pool :in11 park. rucc ,·icw room, famny room & much more. ing , bltnf. trash oompac hone anta ot the mountJ1T\)f.\.WalCr,
ALL TERMS.
FlfAJVA. Spacious roun·
try ltatchcn-3 bedroom,
Jten ... famlly rm &2batba,
Completely Cflrpeled.
Close to South Coast
Plaza. Only 3 )'turLnew.
Low down. or no down.
1-~ull price $39,500 Call
5-t0-Ll51.
~HERITAGE
REALTORS
Em tM K 644 ~ (C53) tor,gar:i!'f'doorope-nc-r VIA. m"a1nt:1in"encc ol m e c une ~. Rec. far1L p\l area S18,000. Call "93-SS.U. The Real Estat~ Jand:.capu11t 1nlll e.xtcrtdr
llG Ct.HYO~ IUllDIHG SITE.
The only vacant building• site on
Oakmont Ln. -A short street or
gorgeous homes. ""El:ljoy the Jak es,
18th green, practice feirway, etc.
$95,500. Tom Queen 644-6200. (C54J
01 hnro" rro' 1ded by the ~-d<IMar . 1022 646-7174 .t;~:.;Q8""on A low
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•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••··~··•••••• and owner 1s willnll: tc; &12 ~ &t8·3ZM. ""0 -' LANDLORDS! 4 lkdroom. l'tl\ bath, xlnt pool, sauna & jacunl.
JUSTLISTIO MEWPORTHEIGHTS Ci1rry 2nd tnis t deed VA DUPLEX PRO OTORY Ba 1...ot. 47262MISt. We Specia l i&e In locution, inclds crpta, Club •Il le, nr all !
In bt11.uhful Afy:Stll· 1111/li, 4 Br, den, brick fplc, T~·o story model C"011do . M, I W' lyl 1· M.I . 92660 Newport Deitch • Corontt drps lots of deckinJ;1 =846"----7~3~08~--~--
I k h r l:irl(e lot ChOLl'~ 1• t b t 1ne1t• oc. 1 18 Yo th .. , ne I d•IMa• &'·•un• Ou ' " CJVc r oo 1nK L ~ C'1ty 11 • w1 " wo_ t'I rOOITll, t~·o Extremely r;harp 3BR, w/sinall dow~ P4l)'ment u are e w1n ro " • Loll • a round pool. Vaicant.
L3.l{un11 , this rrunt 1.:und . ~c;:Jrt B carh!1t1:u\1on b11th s . Fully rarpeted 28A and 28 R lBA beau· or trade for houlie 0 ONE VIP PASS Hentul Service bl f'RE $42.5. per n10. Ask for D.ae1•s tJnfum 3600
3 bdrn1 hornl', ~•th fan-' e s some TLt:r. O'ftner and dra11.-d. }>:nclo1ed ty, . ilcu vy ~hag crl)tg. -R-a Lot 213 _278_0066 C1oo d for the whole to You! Try Nu-View! Ke.1th, 962-4411. •••••••••••••••••••••• ti.~tlr v1c~11. un lgt•, ""x•ous . ~1ukco rer f )'&rd ttod .ii:u-i11&c. Com· t h r u 0 u 1 Al r · family) HU0 VIEW RIM'FALS • •
btun01fully lndsc11tl IQI SparlingRNl&tatt i::ri.un1ty pool and pl ay cond itio ning' VA a;M~al• DHtri tolhe .-673""40300.-.94-lZ48 EXTllA sharp, vacant,~ DUPLEX. 5.,°· f' ~dw~, lllne,~ for<'es thl' ~itll' 111 933.35(4 ground rur ch.lld.ren. Ex· pra is 8 I 1 n ·process. R rt' • 2400 IC[ C_APAD£$ DR •. l~~ .ba, 2 car gar. 3~~t · ~,0
:'ac N ' XI i lh1' JO\•i:ly horfi(•. A r..::•I -ct!llcnt fom1ly llvlni:. 145 "° eso _ FREB }>'R£B Pat1o&f11.mrm.$l25.J)l'r •.. · ew. n
gondlc with lnt11o ,,1 1•1( Custom fourplex Jocuted_ at McF;.iddcn · · . ••:•••••••••••••••••••. CHALET •ProfesslonalServlcc• '!'~· 962-4471 ask for ~~r~~·9'°1..0j~0i~~~t.8:~ lr..~;nl)ooexl'cpt1on..ilbu}' Sp:ini:,h ,1 plt>x. l iie .111ltl Jt.ir:hor fo~ onl y IBEAU.Tlf'UL 3 br , •LANDLORDS* Keith. 644--0823 at~~.~00 cwHorn bit. 2 Bil un1t¥, b S26,7so. Call 83!1-2332 or II• .Quall ~ Mam olh. Mountain 2TOJ·C 1,larbor Blvd.. • Homefi~* VACANT. t sloi-y prestige -'-'-'-=~------
lltn:,, rhu11·.,. &rl'a ol ~2 1~ for further u1· Place f.halet. AdJ to gondola & (Mesa Verde Shopping 642·9900 Condo 2 BR -new cpt.s & CdM 3 BR, 3 DA. north of mft.~tk!lrrt!l. !)t:Wf'<>H1' lll':AC l l ·...!!!."m~i~n . Pro~-irts.$45,000.64.2-7630. Cenler)CostaMcsa. . , painl. 2 Cp.r e nc ld'hwy, nice patio, crpts & ~Il'13t:7 pru;cd r11:ht. ;.it SllS,000 o~ile Hames 1s2-1t20 e •LAKE-ARROWHEAD Please ci&ll &ti:!-66,78, exl C~h~ornlu s ~rg~~l gura gc, xlnl cond. $275. drps. No pets. $.185 r~ly.
•99·2100 C enhuy 21 For Sale 1100 i.ooouau1t.N1W'l'OllTllACM Walk 500 ft . lO the lak 333 to claim' your t1cket.s. llcntul Service. per mo. 1162·4-111 ask for Don V. Franklin
642·,1771 •••••••••••••••••••••• MESA V~ROE4-PLEX rron1 this id ew.lly located !North ~ounty toll Cree 2 BR . 2 lh1, $185 .. Ncw1K>rt Keith. Realtor 673-222'l
l"Olti!t!C}'r JIJ>:HcJllUi\U --197224 X oo 'WESl'WINI) Olx , 5 yrs new, good lot n ~a r cxcluslv nun\beris:WO-l220J. Beach,\'ac11nt.Also2Hrnn.ANO •• 1 C i:!BR 21/r Ba Crpls OrP$
OCEAHVIEW SunsetsSupttme . f1nan c in"\Agent, Hamiltur. Wdl Sl'll (Jt • •• tiouse su;o. Costa Mesi.I, d 3 pn:iw,vCUlC~ on-o s hwsr . Frplc.' Gar:--
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2 llK. Coo1• Ap1 . rr1.11nl Hlly & occdn \'Lew. 3 by V1ki11 1t, awnini,:s, ""'"HSS' d r 0 C kids pe ts 2 81' bike to o. e...,room.sauna. i. BJ CM~~ skirt in ~s. porc he:-., ·~·' ··" tra e. or range ounty Joh1tAdare · · • pool Custom s hag 712· oann .. _.,,,. • on1., SJD :!I l'ncc ~.~-1 Bdrms .. 2 baths, com· d P•OP 0, ''"'' d-~· Call 2565 , W beach lluntington Bt!u ch • . m 0 A, a; I Jan J • lk~llur 494 _72t;o pli·tl.'ly rt•inodel<'<i "t'ee landsca~· . All !letup In · ... ~. Jyanita ay $t8s . SingleJ ok. All. carpets., & draperJ ?S· .,~4_:.5100 •
---1 hiiid, $69.SOO Owner will bc.·Yut1ful Sun Juan Capo TRIPLEX . ~~wcM~.C. TAYLOR Co. L•na leoch 9265J Fee 776_7330 Very des1'rablc area. 2'1.:t1~~~~~-----
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Daz1li11t1 Vu E1\°!:i'rn1.u t-'fo'. ""· 3 BR. 3 APT. St. r.tobile llome in Covered private patios. Or9MJ* Ca.ty ONE VIP PASS ALA RENTALS . private enclOfied pauos. blk beac h. Npl Shores. ''':I AdultPurkontheB;.iy Owner ' II unit with Property 2500 (good for the whole wtSlt(w.1111N'ww1u 846-5437aft6PM. L8e.$350.546-lo34
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Sp0tc1ous 4 lldrm ho1nc · 640 asoo Agent Mesa loc. ~.950. C 0 MM UTE 'J 0 . I I : !".',',·,.
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BIG CANYON4 Ull.3Ba, V1e14•Terr:1ce.4Jots. Al l 7J2•1t20 • ceilings. cov. pal10,ce~. (lt1esa Verde Sh.opp1ng· Bachs$1151$l6SlJ1.ilpd CONDO 2 b l'i b 0Cf.ANFRONT4Br.~
hte view 101. Sl59,500. ftlur al SJ75 ea. or 2 :J! 1•000UAILST.NlWPOtt llACH l~ryrm .. !ots. ?f xtra~. Cen.tcrycostuMesa. SmalllbrhsesSISS/$18.'i . r , ar or utilincl..winterrental .
. f.iovint:. I.lust sell $.19S l!a. C&ll 646--1>9!+4 .. _ $30,500. Subm1~ tcrnf:s. Pl~asel'a ll642-51?8.ext l't1any2"br hse.s$175/$22f> ~-l c>1~hl s. $225 mo. CaJlfi'lJ-A?U.
Owac>r . 6,10-ro,;g ' eves. GREtA T IMVEST~EHT . Cal l Agt . 893·8533 ·m to eta.I m your t1ckeTS. "More 3&'1 Brs than usual 213 H69--5-"'93'1"'-----I 30un1t~:·All2Br,l~Ba. Out ICou. ty 1Nor~h County loll free Wec11nhelp younow! BRANDNcw:tbr,2ba,lg. LARGE 2 br, partially
WATERFRO .. IT 2 Nie~.•. 1 Qts ul llarbo1 f•pl". 12 ''' old•, . l ...... r 0 n numl•er is540-1220). GIV"' US A CAI I furn'd '"' Crplc· ~s " R~st Cc~ct ary. $.'i.'iO ro1 vac~ticy. Witlsellon c~~-Property · 255 " • •• cLos'EosVNoAYs rr,pkood, cust. decor'd, IAts mo.' L~ase 'rt.-q'd.' Cai1;
Wo .. 'DER both_. 646 -ti276 0 1 tr1u·t. l'r1ncipl cs only. •••••••••••••••••••••• ALA"Rentals642·8383 ° w · ",wallpaper,midr· Linda83S-1011 n 538-6612 8440 000 * • • ror • $350 mo. incl. y .. 1~====~="----
Spac1 ous. s pnrkhnJ;:, and · · C 0 M M U TE T 0 0 lonei• Bidterstaff Balboa Island 3206 mai nt., wtr ., trash. OCEANFRONT 4 Br, $385
s pec ta cu lar CANAl.Condomlniwms Spartin9R~E$taff . · MUCH??? 716HellotropeA .... ••••••••••••••••••••••S hari>! Mu s t Sec! utllincl.winterrenlal. Fl\(INTSbed~rnfam1 -'-Forsale 1700 8:13-3.$44 only2Slnifiutn Corona del Mar BAYVIEWDuplex,4br,2 962:---04. ~eves. Ca\1873--4724.
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646 7174 I. 1 . •••••••••••••••••••••• A Newport o ~· ·· , am· 92625 ba, bltns, rpts, guraiic. CONDO 4 hr, $245. mo.. BALBOA 1uu., .ow. ow pr1 l'cd at . . B •h h ' •m b · k •'rpl be S • "" -·s77 900 Only 512 000 ASSU J\1ABLl!:FJIALOAN ettc ... 2 (_)Uses·· R2 " ri c '" c, ~m Youarethewinnerof teps tobay.213-377·7688 nr. _Brookhurst·Adams. 1 Br apts. equ;pped
•PM lo8 PM do~" ,·n·d owne• ~.,.11 and own"r '' will•'ng 10 lot.. New. pain. t, drp'd., ceilings, cov. patio, sep. 0 S Avail now Shown after v ,... ,. ... Id I 1 r NEVJPPAS oronadelM<r 3222 · · . · kitchens. Unique Joe. -(·11 rry 1 1na nc1n~ at low l"arry 2nd trust deed. cpt d. Financing a,va1I ..... ~yrm, .obs ~ xtras. (good fo r the whole noons & eves. by app~ .. Winter rates by wk or EMERALD 1.4. y H'J interes(. 1·wo s tory model l'Ondo $135,~. 213.fi96·5880 ....,,500. Su mil· terms. familyl •••••••••••••••••••••• Call : 1\1 r. Crow494-0672 mo 675 -8740 with two bedrooms. two . Call Agt . 893·8533 to the Bil, 2 BA ,.frpl,gar, close ---·---·-------
Grciit "''hitc wa'r \'U.'"'· 1£ IQ 'I ~· baths. Fully carpeted FOURPLEX R to bc h, furn. avail, SJ-"tl. FIRF.PLACE--4 bedrm, 2 AT T RA C 1' l VE :r~~~m1>r~.~~~~·(;\1c>nni~·~ • p::::. · and drapt'tl . t;nclosed Corner lot; great rental on~h~s.Fanns, ICE CAPAOES mo.673-33 l5 I.lath. crpt~ & draJ)f'.s. be.dronm -SISSmo.
room Scl·ludPtl radiant ya rtl :intl gara.:e. Com · area!. ~lose to fwys., all roTeS 2700 ~W. bltns. CO\"Cred patio, ll2l1 West Balboa Blvd.
hcatrd terrace C1.·n tr;.J Prap..-ti•• munity pool and vlay. amet11t1es. $87,500 •••••••••••••••••••••• CHALET $50. OFF IST MO. nice l<V1dspg, $315. mo. -·~======c.
\Q1;;ition nl'ar ll~nnii; 1100 ~A?l's~:~f!.~, tfACH ground for children. Ex-SOUND income potential 2 Hr. 1 Ha. frplc, garage, No fees. 963·4561 96.1·1786 3 BR. 2ba, comp! rum.
courts . Sl55.fOJ cellenl family li ving . with t ax sav in g 5 2701-C Harbor Slvd., $295. ti73·292S; 675·2024 ask for Bev or Dale. dshwhr. laun ~·to bch.
TURMER ASSOC. Liquidation Sale Located at l\1cF:idden ben e fits . Citru s & (Mesa Verde Shopping WALK-to beach •. mint . .,$3,?._0., ..... m7.o i'.i l July. --0 a ii.d_Jla.r.bo.r fru: Qll a\•ocado groves rancing Center) c.·osta J\1esa . 3Br.3ba: new. ~5 d b ~, 1105.R": Cst llwY.'t awuna -wnu-wit1-cons1derron· . C· . ,.0 .,,, <•om 10 to 250 Please ca.11642-56f. s. ext 38r .. Jha .boa.Lshp,S175 r:.on .. 4 eru:m, 2-bpJJi_. • 494-1177 tract, 10•,; do14TI'. balance ~·7~· all 839·~ _or FOR SALE New Luxury " B Jb f fpll•, cpts & drps. bltns, ··-·-s1nr,:.. Balboa duplex. i 1 644'.·I~ !or further in· Waterfront triplex w/ acres. Qualified farming 333 to claim your tickets. 4 Br .. b a .poo .Sl9.>-fruit trees. $345. a month. LOCJUna leach 3248
•--. Hill• 1050 btk . to .bay,' Bil. I ba .. .!or~a_t1_()_n_ v1··w or Ne"'PQrt Hrb•. 3 companies presently do· tNorth ~ounty toll free 3 r.3. u.musi':'rrt:l,$195 N r A k f Be --r.--· ·· -~-" .. ing the grove care. Call numbei:...!_~40-1220). · 4Br.v1e.w,tcnn1s.~ 1 o ees. li or v or ••••••••••••••••••••••
•••••••••••••'•••••'•'••• S79.5UO. Ba liloa beach AD4 to Newport. 3 DH , ~rm s, 2. b_aths·. 2 .unit.a (7141833_3212 48r.Ch1naC0\'~15750 Dale963·4567.963·1786. LEASE: In Arch Beach
ltW •'•••-• cullaRl'. i,'.I blk .tobay;2 encl . 2 ca r R<1riq.~e.·~1th den /ltbrary &-dbl -~-••• 3Br.Pool.lovely$1200 Heights. 3BR. 21f.t Ba, Massive 5Bnfli5h · DR., tlcn .•. 1 ba ., Sl9,SOO. Adults 642,500. Owner. fireplaces. Se(l. laund_ry HOUS*I Ullfurnlshed · K. Kieser. 675·72'l5 3 BR , frpl, f.ishpond, 1 mi hl!iltin.s •. Wall to wal.I r-·· Balboa Point 4 BR., den, 646 -58M fa e·s .. bhns &trash'COm-••••••••••••••••••••••• 2035 Balh-a Plcac• • to heh, no pet.s, S335 mo. cptn'g. 2 Decks. Fnc'd Villa+ View 2 bn,$9·t,500.
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,....t,rchcd entry thru atrium 1\1.irshal Heally fo' H sale by o~·ncr. liOO ~-Asking $41:10 .. 000. l\1;ike of-•• ·~BH 21 Fil Bl · N 497 -2121. It f l\I P.Ht::SS I V t: • 675-·1600 Oceunfrontno.2-E ,rer "Call:J\1 n; •. Detlat ••••••••-..••••••••••• Youarethewinnerof '·HI,· I.Ins. r. ~--------ONEVll>PASs N('w t.:cnlral PHrk ---. OOUilLE l)OQRS '1'0 B~lbo<i 575,000. Terms 8.13-9182-ocean, school & shops: ONLY4 LEFT,New2&3 LAVI . 11 •1 STORY MEWPORTHEIGHTS open._Call833-J2lt WIDEO..C:EAMVIEWS lgood for thC whole $.15U pcrmo.Ownerl7l<I ) Br . _de l uxe Con -
LIVING AREA. Sct'l uded 4 Ur. den, brick fplci Nl::W 'I un1t,.i:! blocks to Overlooking the sea & family ) --84.,-37<17 doml91ums, Spectacular
library + formal dinin.: I a r g e Io l Cho 1 c e H SA Lf: or lease. 3 hr. ht•ach . Great buy, ~ood tighls of Lafl'.una Beach. lo the 2 AR , sm. den. 2 ba .. bltn. • --.· oce&in views, near Vi c·
rm, huge famil y rm Ncwporlllc&1l'hJocal1on. 2 "· 549.500or S3-IO mo. tax wr1le-orf. Income Estare livinJt:. G;1rdens. ICE CAPADES k1l..d1Shwshr.,ff·pl.cpL-..N f.:W :i BRJ2 llA. frplc. t.oria Beach. from $325.
w /9parkl1ng firepl.ice, Needssom·eTLC.Ownei; Easl h luff 11l a<ta. Sl200. ni'o. ~tany·xtras. pool&jacuzzi.,Closeto drps; palio &.i;:arage. PHl io , gar. Wa lk t.o 494 -l79S
s pi rut Ji 1a 1 r s ro 4 anxious. Make offer. ~~E _ .-_ _ ~~~70. beach. Large 2 Bdrms, 2 CHALEJ S.150. ' beach. $335. mo .• no fee.i--~~.------
bedrooms +large bonus Sporli1t9Rt'GfEstat~ r O . bath, dining room. lligh 5J20RCHID t75-5726 CaUAgt.,8<17---a,sM $175 LGE I Br, ga~e.
room + spacious ma:::ter 8ll 3544 lncameProperly.. 200 · w -Suni t~ptbldg un-i;eil_ip~s -DecoratOr 2701-CllarborBJvd., • ..1.. yd,sm petok.No.end. bedroom suite 14'/pr;v -+ . · ••••••••••••••••••••••• der construction for sale .. rurn1sh1ni,:s & antiques. (Mesa V.erde Shopping S.'lw. LUSCIO US Tri-level NR . Beach, 5 br, 2 ba , falJ\ $185 UTIL pd semi furn I
brtth. 8 RAND NEW ? ,...EWPORT SHORES 6 Units~ Mesa ~;~~=r~o l~laj;~ ~~~:~f' Mature adults. Winter Center) cOsta Afe.o;a:-·-· . 3 br, 2. !_la. w}r·1.·1e,.n'g. 1'm:-t'omp. {ncd .• no pets. +~en. patib, So. Lag. <)wnerwi\l con.sider le11sr illerfronl 4 DH . seasonor month.$450l0 Pleasecall64i:!--5678 ext oven·! 404 F'c rnlear, $39Smo.536-2010 $220/5250 Seve.ul 2 Br --~~tlotr ;it $<i95 ;i fnof\th. · lltilUi:ed to 569:500 S8_7 .5~0 :~;.~~iioC all .5J6.2S7o or $600 m.~nthly« Complete· 333 to claim ·your ticket.S. _675~75 for~:ippt apts -
1; :A~l 830-MOO. '·Sty. A-Prame; 3bdrms., T~·u 3 un1l bu1ld1ngs -· ~ _!y_!"u r.ll!shed. 49'1-46:'>.L._ !North ~ounty toll free CALL us as v>'enowhavea * BRA MD NEW ·$250 Charming l Br frpl
.'!JP!!IP ~ - - -1 l~~~~~~:~~:~BR. each 1 ~1~1~c :ic':ri~~u~!~s·~01~~: Tio~~: L3~2~n F ~:ils~Pl"o~ $85 to Sl501J'flL pd Bae _nu"!1.1~~E~·.~:2;1'~.L; ... --t"~:01~tJel ~~~·r I e .. se'-I , 2 & 3 Ir 4rtexes .~ 2 Br 2 Ba ocean \"U
l.oquna M19uel I 052· unit. $1m,5oo Incl . land Coast Pl;1za 10.5<;{; ca1> loc. C.1\1 . Try 10 ex, down. !PlS l~a-gunlj , Gm'. dcl M. 1.;N"ew 3 Ucdroon\sS:~.r;~ FltOM $'200/mo. chi1d. a s mall j)(lt.
•••••••••••••••••••••• CAYWOOD REALTY ' rate ,.. }0.4'~·:.. Spepda· \'ca~erlt~ty .~-617 1 SliO UTIL p<l l Hr yard • • •· 2.Closcto llcuch Ds hwhr . opi:n be am MANYi~l~RSAVAI L
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S'Pf',C'fAl.tZIN(', I". · 752 700 . ~U>VIEW lf~ALS Dana Poirit, Co. 92629 c.:iBR & ,iiucH~SGOll.l lari,: No pets 1 m ' IOOcca• L-a Nig .. ·' ' 3252 · ·' HVH "Carm11HModel'• !71-ll ·I 22nd St. Hunt. Beach. " '""1 h'om"I · · 1· 'I' -~·· ..,... NT Youare the~'innl"raf .. 2012190 A LAl;UNANIGUf:L Premiuin lot WJ!Ji ivuny lt'fVESTME DIVISION $1:.!5_.000 .fu ll price. 673·ol030i>r4!H-3248 ON E_YJ ~PASS ColeorNewport. . • l'W"'90 ve ••••••••••-•••••••••••• ::;~f~'i~o~.~~¥:::~. f,'~i;~;;l;;T=:~N"" [111!~$;11 ;7~=~5 + Pool ~6:!~~{~·.:,~~';.~11:~~'. l~~f,~, '~:,~:·.whole 2515 ·E."s1~~r;,, llwy l'b~r~~~t~~~~:.:·· "~[J:!,~£~·1~:~;~ri::
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•-1'oy Th• Good Lil• Bk•/O oo.• 7""' ew ICE CAPADES -----· fenced & ,•pr;nklera. ' -• --~ne_r,'!J'9'<-""' 13 UMITS .,w<ilcr bachelor uni t. . 3 BR llOUSE: lgr. yard, car ga rage. lmmac. ~ _C_all4!_3·2,513__ • ln CcJsl a l\fcsa wtt>ooL ·$fJ.5,000 $122 . Ne wport Beach. CHALET CostaMesa' 322 nrdhop:s.S2.50Pcrmo.oo SJSO/mo. lst. las't&de-' -r.ro11s {23,100 yearl.v. t. F'ee • .!Jti-7330 , ••••••••••••··~··••••• fce.Agl.675-6700. pos;t '99 .... d}~1;l~~T~~c~~!i'~-~1~.~~~ ~?R . c;,n1i.o~~ :u !~: Xlnt financin~. $179,500. Prime h;i ck bay vi'ew 3122 2701-C l'iarbor Blvd.. MESA North a" hr, 2 b.1 . ---. . .. -...,...... · 1 Sc;ishorc n cal Estate. loca tion~ Jost r~<Juced orona del Mer (~f esa Verde ·Shopping cpt/.drps, blln&, $315 ln"ine 3244 ~IOUSE 5 br. 243ll Los nr Laguna N1i.!uel. Fam 1mme l sc p . ocpy. $25000' All 2 bedri>om •••••••••••••••••••••• L -z· 292 d •· s •• rm, din rm. ('o\•"d patio. -Ownrr. 6<10 -'8098 675 _ 5.!2 ' · Center) Costa l\1es3'. ease: u4 -I ayS •••••••••••••••••••••• .:;rcrranos t. -roOO mo., . --_ units. ·8J.imming pool. BH cute cottage SJ()() mo. PIC'asc call 642-5678. cxl 557-<Jl90eves. NE w· DEER F'C ELD Lease.~4 --:-9""')' •pprox. 2()()1' c" Ji. mun,· --C d S ··~ ----~"=---.._ RARE ftMD an a more uni~. to June 1 Sf Re(. 321 J33 to.claim your tickels. -extras. $63 .500. S -· $43.750 down. Call no'tl( sea v iew. R ca I lo r tNorth County lull free Eastside Lge 3 Br. · llomc. 3 hr .. 2'h ba, wet-Mjssion Viejo 3267
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496-4040 830-5050 Plus F'R, cath. ceil's & Prime rental are.ti with . INVESTMENT DMSION • .. • Pool/rec. Lse SJOO, Af: & Jacu:tz1. Nr. shop g. & NEW ON THE GOLi'' H~:,ort Beach 10~9 ~~~~:i,~grE~~n~~~.ell~~~iif ~p~ldy','"·''.,a~ •• ~d;E;x,~c"'h·=~x· 1-li~tdl\tl. ~~:'.-:C:~~.e.'!'f~ ••• ~.1.~~ ~ag~~:t~~il~l. 646-~~e/OJllion. Mesa s:~~~;;R:nALS ~i~·RiEBa~'orF!~~·m;~ -!
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Co.111 c: HU BB & f:LLIS Reoltars 833-1768 · W • T . Farror You are thewinneror new plush crplg, rrcshly of beautiful homes t"O R & Wkl\dS, 833-3171 ' BIG CANYON Reul Est~te.1rrs~i011~ five-4 Plexes 900 Sandcastte ONE VIP !'ASS painted. immar.. lhruout. SAi'..~! Let us 5alve y~ur 2 BR, New condo, garage. CdM 9262S (g:ood for the 'whole !luge-trees & frpll". $350. hous ing needs. We re divided bath·vanity, cpl. By Owner PENINSULA _ COvinqton .You arf! lhe ~·i nncrof famil y} mO. Century 21'._5'16-9521 here tq serve)'ou! drps. raJU!e, D/W, $240
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"'f(¥1.1t&•·rfall. lanai. 1"ll\" 2 2 U .. 'ITS uskinJ,! $119,950. Call today CHA LET (M,csa Verde Shopping singles. See Mgr. Apt.' A, Lse Option. G44-fi952.
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• parate din'garca poo . 25. pl~ epos1t. UVESUP I, 2 &: 3 Br, crpc.,drps, ST'ErsT"oe'••c"H Scaview,CdM Oowntown C~t. Approx TWO Brn Doberm•os
•llo_me·llkes.(Drage Call <198-<M87 TO ITS NAME blt.ns, iar. 22116th St. or .-. ~ Sq Fl. 548-3401 or v 1 c . S rt .; •Pr1Yatepat1os .._1",.~u~ 0 ·~ 11 2051MhSt,tl084'1·39S7 3BR.2bll,fun1.$Z75yrJy VocationRentals 425Q .E 11e8 5"41l-32'JO P . ·. un :ww••RD •Closed garage w/storage -..---... "'"..--. ver ol\N ta . tfffS II.Pd lO 3 BR 1 ba furn wntr · l'. • ai r v •&W • R.-, A •
•Marble pullm""". • •••••••••••••••••••••• slreams With ,water.fa.us EW 1,2 & 3 Br apta. 1,2 &. • ··~·"'' • ••••••••••••••••••••••• s~oR E "' Ne-" n ... , $45-1621or545--4300 -t I set 2 B f • ......., AUIN HIG BEAR , ·~ ,. _,.,.,,, ,-.,.,; , • :~~si:t~ Bd~~ • lalboa l1laftd., :3806 r;~:u! ~::~! ne:~~ p~lios.8Si'Js~~s1~0~ar., CORONA DR MAR Sleeps 12, 2 frples .. c.-olnr ·ore & G. eytiound di:pot. LO ST: Silky Te~rl er.
. ar..,.,....._ues -sur •••••••••••••••••••'-•• or 2·bedroomdPartment * * * **., 4HK.unf.h.ousc,fam. TV, i>00 l tbl.,S.'8-3'W6 0•' fil~:?.tt~l.llSO mo. Agt, Male Blk /Tan.allv;er.on roung~e1~P1 '::]: ~~cpg BA~BO~ ISLAND., i,6.rge lo'tO!f' $190. F.urnitur~ EW deluxe 2 Br, 1112 ba rm .. 2 bn. $500J.sc 49.l ·6364 head . • • K a 't U~ll •'
. l BDR!'ifFurn $215 ,1 BSR Apt. $200 .. mo.,(Ask aYadable. Offtee open studio. Util pd. $250. mo. 2 BR I~~ lse/op! ~n5 I R~lal I h 4300 BU SY C 0 STA REWAHD. 72$-151 br 2 BDR~!Furn:S245: or teYe)213-Gl-26a3 9:00. ~o 6 :00 .. 23_0 423.20thSt.NoFee . u:t,un .-, yry en s o s Cll"t' il7--0tl30. ""'W w ·1 F:iirvlew Rd Costa To.bi n Pro...., ..... Mgmt MEWPORTCREST •••••••••••••••••••••• MESA i...:::.:.....::=.:::.-----..u... · 1 son&ti·l9l.l lalboa Penlftsula 3807 Mesa. Pbones6°2300. 846-1 31'i~N~ Fee; 2 BR . 2 ba. condo~ WOMA N v.•1sh('S v.·oman PR I M t! ST 0 Jl E LOST; female eat. blat·k;
NICE l , Br dplx. Quiet. ••.•••••••••••~•••••••• COMMERCIAL companion to ~h.are furn. LOCATION w.i so~e-or•n.ae str:eldaks .. Sep . by garages OCEANFRONT Year~y. I · · · ··+· .. _____,.,,.. -DRANO NEW 2 bi'. apt.. ranch & beach home!! 1n Good t.1.om & Pop area Vi.c. El Toro. Rockf.e &
Employed adultover35. BR. ~ngleilook. wetbar, BR APT. Kids OK. No frplc, W/W cpl., drps, cxch care or 12 yr old & 2160 sq. ft. with Blvd. Rid.~t·ro ut e Str eets.
No pets. 541-1021 ba lcony. c pts., drps.. D/W. patio, children OK. lite hou:.cv.·ork. Jtcrs. frontage. Priced to saYC Re"" ard. 586
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beach. 93;4~0,:~hSt. Br house .. E l'ec ~it , ~1;1°p~~~~Y~n~~Rd:~~~ The Real E5t. fair Uach.elor l or2 GarGCJeS for Rent 4350 :::~ ,:· s~~~~nf.t.~~ LEAGUE · •
i:a rtt ge. W., Bi1J A-v, adulls /no ~ts. $140. 19'11 Ask for Cap'n Kidd B e d r o o m ~ a n d •••••••••••••••••••••• $2000. per monlh. Adoplion, Spaying"
673 5981 Wallttce,646.0rtG. 839•6133 Townhouses . 10x20 PRIVATE, IOC'kOO.. NeulerinMinform. ~'URN . apls, Jge 1 Br$165. · · . Fr. $224 .500pen9-6 ~aily $15. ru_o. 400 22nd St, Hun· Roy Mc. Cardle 960·2900
_.Lde-al fo a:. .bacbt:IQrs . Capi1trano leach 381 ~ ;110 MO: 2 br. 1 ba, cpts, I . Spa-Pools-Tennis t1ngton Bt·ach..1i60--188~1 Realtor 1810 Mewoort Animals lTc~ed
Ad Its. J993 Ch.urc · •••••••••••••••••••••• drp!, bltni;. ~I EJden 2 BR nettr l-lunl1ngton A ~fili~ fI._om Fas hion --Costa Mesa54tl-7~29 lrish.Settef, efl\.lloil.
S4il·0033 · 38R,28A,bltns,dsh.wi'lr, A,e,, for appl. call aft." 1Iarbour.AdullS.$2fO. Island at .Jam.boree on SINGLE gar.agc forrtint. Coe-ker mi~ m·a.te_ ..
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--washer /dryer,. Ocea.n JPM 646-51Z5Couple/nu a 46-4300. San J oaquin H1 ls Roa . v-mont ..... ~tu csa . I BR. Furn"72 lrg CJosels. view. $275 . * * &12-IJ.55. pets. · NfCE 28R ,,_ 17141 644-1900 64 2-3615 PRIM E retail Corona <lei Irish Setter, rem Rea" queen s ize bed. priv. ,cplS, .... ps,c_n · Ma r, 1200 sq ft, ground 'ferr11>00,1nalo,btlg-d''
dressing rm, extra Jrg.Corot1ad1tlMw . 3822LGJ::'1&2BR_.$160.-$185. &r, con Y .toe:. $1~5.l.ID-O LUXURY 2b r , OOUBh.LE Gar;i~c. $35. ~loorfrontai::e.a/t".park PoodlemixfemGrey•
rooms, enc l, gar w / ••••••••••••••••••••'•• AdJ. to shop g. pool,,no ----o846eves. frplc, lrg palio, mod. DlQnl · ·, 1ng, 50<· Ma.o;tl!'r.>, Owne1 Ge rm S heph ..maJ,e ~o1•,•.ge. Ad ullS only, n . SEETOBELIEVE
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2035 Fullerton, C.M. 2·2 br. 1 b~, $2'70&.$290., •••••••••••••••••••••• $375. 675"6359 ice Rental 4400 Industrial Rerrfcil 4500 T ti r r I L a b ma I e bit
, b r ., 2 ha , ,$325. Al l DELUXE2&38R,Frple, North end: 2 blks. from ··~·•••••••••••••••••• blk lwh t LGEFULLYFURN2BR. w/garage & reeenllyn· 2Ba,adults.$22S.&$315. beach & Victor Hugo's San Clemente 3876 5S•P£RS"'FT •••••••••••••••••••••• GermShepfemblk/bm
Bllns, w/w, drps, pool. decorated. 6<14-~·.o nr Kbr & Bak e r . l ·BR. r ange, refrig .: •••••••••••••••••••••• 1617 wESTCu"i.~1''-NB Jt ENT:600sqrtSlOO ShepmixfemlaD
ad It s no p ets, $190 . 644·7326 557 7734 · cpts/drps, .wood pa nel-LGE 2 Br, 2 Ba, Yiew, AGT.Ml-503:2 2944 ~;~d~~~;CM. CATS
642·9520. FANTASTIC ·3 br;·12 b'a ing, open beam ceil. $200 decks, dshwh.r, 2 car g<i r. '~lhr male brn/wht
STUDIO apts. Decorato Duplex. cpts/drps, ·eO~I. p rk Lik mo. incl. all util. $250. 494-2339. * t MO. t'REE RE:i'IT • * COSTA MESA* ~Lhr fem gry/wbt · W /D $37S ' a • e Studio rental, 2 blks . Noleasereq.Dlx.orfices 1300&1750 r r S ale orange
furn. Water & gas pd. gar, ' · mp, Surroundi;i: from beach; nr. Pottery WlllTEWAT. E R Vl.EW ad)·. A1rporter tlotel. sq tpvto c., $160.permo.&Mi-5330 675--0743 . . -D Ei UXE 2&3 S 2 b d I ...., plenty ofparking, Dommaje.tri 1-'""'"""'-"-"""""'"°'"'--1------,,.-----·I • 1, r AplS Shack & Village Fair. poic. r, • ca retir._-u, A!C. full services. Fr.em f I Dom fem)tr y/.,.,·ht
S22S .. 2 Br,redec.Utilpd 2 BR, Frplc,.Gar age,· PvtPa~1os-HtdPool $150 Mo.incl.allulil. $235. Allowancl' for .$145li-1o. ~:::~f!·s:r~ered DommaJegq/whC
Pool. Adults, Sorry, n Patio. shag crpt, $2'15 Nr. Sh.op g -Adlls Onl y Mission Really 494-0731 Mg mt. 4 92'-1079 or 2171 DuPonl. ftoom 8 24,000 sq ft, sprinkll•red. Com Dom fefrt;{ri
pets. ··Look-You'll L1k" mo. 673--4736 Martinique Apts: 446-5300 collect. · :.---~-3223 'Ti! noon " can divide:
it!! ~-LIGHT .&~Cbee•y-:---.2 BR 177'lSantaAnaAYe,CM Hewportleach 3869 -----.1 . C Robe•tN "· Rl • • ~ I r..-:-L.-..1 Desk space available $50 · .. a ..... css. tr. Found black Lab,pu~y.
UIOO Wallace MS Mpt., xlnt·cond:No.pets l\-lgrApl!l3 · 646-55-\2 ••••••••••••.••••••••••• ""panm~ '-:-----mo . Will provi d e Costa Mesa 979-6571 vicinity of Mcredftb
BACHELOR apl. util pd, $250.~'15-6459. . . • UNFUR;N'Apts.2 Br.2ba. orUnfum1shed3900 furniture at $5. mo. SI 4550 Gardens.968-J.MZ _ . Eo$ts1del.c)e:21r_ o,yestchffarea,smal l pel ••••••••••••••••••••••·Answering ser Ylc e orcHJlt f~~~~·. ::~~0p~\~g~=:~: Cost! Mesa 3824' w/w ~pt-, drps, bit-ins, OK ·· ca II 642·2l52 ; THE EXCITING available. 118'15 neach ••••.•••••••••••••••••• FOUND: Black 1100 white
859 W. 19th St, 642-l<\52 •••••••••••••••••••••• wal_k in closet, gar, ~cl 645-9060 PALM MESA APTS B.lvd lluntington Beach LIMK Rabbit. Mesa ,Dr ~od
HAC IENDA DEMESA r,:ti~~5~~4S Llsa BLUFFS, Jge ~em 2 MINUTES TO NPT. 642_:.321. . STORAGEUHITS -~~d~ CM . 5<16-4S6S.
$30 WEEK &UP t60 W. Wilson,C.M.. ' . Sr, 2 Ba w/pyol, crpts, ' BCH. DELUXE OFFICES Person al business or . eyes. -.._
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•$6.60 Night & Up · Beautiful Grounds 2 BDRM in triplex, s_ep. by drps, abundant bltn.s & Bach, 1 & 2 BR. from $17S AIRPORT LOCATION r~crealional stor age. POUND : Grey fe male
.....,....., ...... Daly ... ~" •Stud·io&lBRApL<; Adull11 ·N0Pel5 gar ., was ber. dryer storage. frplc, 2 car _Adulls.NoPets ~rom 58: J ambo~ee & 'cal. Small. Baker and .., ....,.._...,."' -,,·rv &Maid ScrY Avail to m inutes tb oce&n. book-up. Privacy. Na..v garage. $290. mo. sublet. 1561 Mesa Dr. Patio suite from $125. S <!i n D 1 ego f w Y. Fairview CM. 5't644\t . ... .--•o,JMd-.Mf~Lieat. •Phone Service--i-lld Large l &2Br.IBR $175 .. shag. Cathedral clngs. 640-4781 . (S blks rrom Newport mo. Inc l. A/C, crpts, !979~--0~~lSO:;<J__'.'_,_ ___ J;~~~~~~~;::~ -...-""•*Y•· pool 2 Bit $190-with Patic $200. mo. 548-1168 or Blvd.) · drps, all util &janitorial -FOUND: BasselL Hound, =t't',~~r-tf •Children&PetSeclion $195. Gas & Water inc., 551-2528 NEWPORT'S MOST 546-9860 serY. *No Lease Req. * . STOP..HERE! lge male, Vic.De.Laneys, ;.,.": =.. :iw....=: ""'-"" •SS. o£f weeks rent w/ad Draperies. carpets •. ga~ ADULTS 2 8 Spectaculw Views 1 Month Free Rent. Need RI\ extra storage N. B. 545---0930 Cloi~o. "...,_ "'""
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lllilr 2316 Newport DI Yd, CM heat, gas stoYe. air' con-· no pets. r, Luxury. bayfroht aparl· r~--~ ,1~7 2082 S. E. Bristol, NB closet ? Room? Garage? : -,..~'·"'-"•...,_ .. l ~~"='·~9~75=5~o~'~645:::::·~3967::.:.-1dilioninP , swimmin • e n cl . ga r age. $170. ti·. Boa 1. .N.c">-"1.U~.21UCY.1 557·7010 9r ??? You n~ALLLOST :YOUNGLAB.Mls.o -~-·---m-,.. 644---08780 548 7692 men IY1ng. ls1psat . SPACE M, .•. ,. St •••· sio n Viejo are •. ~ -pool, rec. room. washe~ · r -you•doo• Walktosho ua11,. ...... -..-t ... , · .,. -•'9teuM.. • $190.1 ... ARGE !!unnyfront · ps, "'""-'"" NEWPlus hO_ff!ceBld g.2 rrom$7.50. 831-1836. -.-
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• Bra nd Ne W-Close ·to 2 b h · · · -AYe. NQ children/pets. · a t units w1lh •1 8R,2 .BR · ,Aj.rpor.&..833-3640. Rentals Wanted 4600 Redeollar.Lostyic.22D$1
lCELY furn bachelor. Schools. 3 BR, 2Y..t BA, 839_1190 spacious terraces: pool, •2 8R & Den & Orange, CM. Name ·mature male Only,-n-dbl·garage,bltr in.s.frplc. subterr-anean 2ear pa." 1.501 W tcl'ffD •••••••••••••••••••_••• "C••• ...... _,_ • · ·1 1s100 c 11 Pl • ~ Bk · · --.,. · · hom $175 -$485 -es 1 r. 1·ousE .• , ,~ Newpo"" --Y """ ~ pets. $105 inc ub . ts a eta ._.mttn, r 1ng. All adult, full securi·. -. ~ -'~ inc Util. 1st & las.t. 833-2014 . ':'" 2 LOFT OHLY APTS t-y bailding. New carpet, Mesov.tde East & Adoms Newport Financial HeiJlh.lS, Prcl. partially LOST: Seal~in\ ~WJ~ DAILY PILOT
979-6699 O'l(RIDGE 111 _,, PleasecaUforappL drapes, built·ins, decor. ' 540-180"0 Center f urn. U nder $200. caJ. Fema e, Yte. o of " ~ ~ H I ft A...ac -Leasesfrom$500permo. • 548-6781 CoSlB"M esa Go'"fr:'mlse
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So. Coa~494~ $225. fl(o pets. 646-4414 A'DULTS 2 DR. l •h. ba, Prune Newpor.t~ Ulvd. 8u$1ness CM , H1mtington8~ 1740 * * •GAROEMAPTS SP.ACIQUS Upper 2. Br, s;nglc Sto~y . Pali~, g_11,r. location. Ideal ror many . Opportunity·-500·5:1 -'=·'----.~-----,
•••••••••••••••••••••• near new, encl gar. Nr. J pl~. si:; ._ Hi65 lrY1ne ·purposes. Next to Real •••••••••••••••••••••• LOSt: Blk Sbort·halr
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••• y , •••POO~ . ~ Weslcliff. $205. 675-1849. Ave. CM. 642-0239. .-· Est.11tt!' o ffice. Lots or · Male Cat. ,May still have ~L Unfurn.2 Br apt1'nfa m1· , } NEW. parking. Avail J an Isl. FORSALF. ID ta g ·. REWARD
RATES ly :\ectio n. Crpts &drps. EASTSJDE, walk dist. 3 BDRM, 2 ba Lux~ry · • . • C<ill W. E. Lachenmyer. *WIG SHOP* 642-1938 Executi•e'Suites Nopets.6<12·3645 . 17th St shop cntr. 2 Br, Waterfront apt W/ vie.w -~ R eal lor . 646-3928 , 1-'=_:::;::;_ ____ _
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27 Yorktown ll•d. EXTRA lrg 2 Br. 2 Ba. gar bitns 552'--00t2 am' with de n/li brary & 2 YOU WAITED! MAKE AN OFFER. P•rsonols 5350 •••••••••••••••••••••• Beach ~~:~o~ r1rktown ~~f~~· 8~6SCe~~;· s"t~ eveS & "wk~ds. . ~ 1~rue:J~~e ~~c~~t&. t~~:h ~~~°1u~~~~ ~;7s h:.~~ 20:. PER FT. l~:;~r~;fr:;.~A
STUDIOS & I IRs 646-1181 tBR unfurn cottage._ new· compactor. Call : Mrs. worth seeinJ?. Refined 4000 Sq FL Entire Hldg. <192-2552 Bus. REAL ESTATE" -
• FuH kitchen ly. decorated w/blt1ns & Bell at 833-9182. yet affQradable •Great C 1\-t • 8 3 3 -2 6 I ti & <193-7962 Res TRAINING ,
•Heated pool , Eostsldit L9f: 2 Ir. lrg yrd, Easfl9lhSt. $165 BEACH environment • 642-;-4P9'l-Ind iv. -rnstruF"lion.
•Laundryfacilities W/W,bllns.refng,poOI. inclds ut ils. Call Lii LAR.GE 3 BR.2 ba, Up rurn ish cd and un -Personal attn. Saleo;or
•Freeutilities $17 5. Adults, no pets. EY,an s, or ans s~rv. stairs Ou_plex. Frplc. · rurnish.eq . Leasinn--New CA RD Gi(t Shop. lg. broker l(:Xa m 2·:f wks. 642-9520. • 64&-48'11 close to Lido shops. no ':II shopp 'g ctr ., o Ye Academy548-t1!1l
•Frcelinens . pets. Yrly Jse $300. •$185 to $215 Retail+ S'l0,000. gross. Terms, :a..."'-'="'--.
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. ·PhoneserYtce 1drps. bltn s. $195. PANORAMIC OCEAN OWHHOUSE • AFFILIATE blem! If you or someone ; • l mile lo ocean ,557--0350 VIEW 2 Br 2 Ba +den. walkin . \ from 35' ft. $1,250 Cash puts you in in your family--eeed s
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" 1· h r 1 h Ad\·1cc on all mau.ers. My, adlts 17301 Keelson bi .. ...,.,.. Huntin,...Oft Beach 3840 DELUXE 3 br, 2 ba. &.teps fl.V more. Full fac1hlics. exposillon operation for pen tol
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Nr. Lake Park. 103.'i 12th 1 -Bac h-I BR-2 Bit 846-4938_ , 9 4 4 ~ 6 q .1 4 d try s, and offi ce 35~ ft. 110. Sun . Absolute proof at first in·
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aguna leach 3748 MEDITERRAJ4EAM children. no pets, $135 + 1&2 Br. unfum. All elcc· Bl tins. laundry (arihues. Ideal c~1 Locauon. coun~el1ng & rl"ferral.
•••••••••••••••••••••• VILLAGE UTIL.960-2746. tric. F'lrepla~ ~leated Rec. room w/pool. table, DELUXE2roomofru·t• ~oodW 'll Abortion , <1dop!ion & .'n' •oom sauoa pool d G 1 & lnYcntory BACH nr crcscenl Reh. I BcdroOlTl $198 pool. Adults. $165. ' · • ' · Corona 4.'l fl.tar Sl25 ~lo i;45 2449 kt:t~p1ni:. .
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$29.95 WK UP l Bdr, 2 Ba Sc~. gate, Gas & waler 1-1 a rbour . No 1 pets, PR 1' C T 1 CA LI.\' fl(•\\' OFFICE SPACE H.8. w/<lt'tails · Mr. J..cvy. :l.20 )1.roumt'•I, llC'rsonahlt'o
& Ba ch. Color TV, maid pd .: .fw6-7510or846-9190. llalboa Peninsula ri •nt:il Wt:!'!lrllff llr Clrlt• 111an to:. Alton, Santa Ana. IM;lllt• & :-t•rkn1i:. :1 rc101-~crv .' pool. TllE M!:;SA 525Victoria,CM,6'12-8970 ---. WATERFRONT 3RR , 21U, furn OI' u11· 92707. 'll·I -546-4155 0,,.,,1,1,. "'""" ,\ solul
<115 N. Newport HIYdo·~RID<' o Vll 1-\ 3 h ~:xTrl_A Jge 2 Br, 2 Ba. dlx VIEWS IN furn. l'c.r mo. yrly $4(KI nffl r1· Sl.i~t mn. (':11 1 <~nc i·11;1,1·11 "' 1 syr~' Ii,._,_ ref:\.
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Parking. 6 month lease. Center, 645--9219 --.----elegant, exciting wav to _, J d c ;1 I for C re ,1t1 '' l' DI •MONDS
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STEPSTOOCEAN Yery "iafe court. \;Ouplc. $l9S.mo.S48--0532 l)laces.vourown private ... fl" ~l._eo._r .. ~-5-flct.·.~ 1nt"lud1na U$C of menl price~. t:ail for 3.8drrn.2 Da,$i335.mo ,,Non-smokcirsonly, no -c>1ttoorbilCX>t'IVAfr1~dlV --·----·-C.:ont('l't'nl'e Hoflm & appt.171"41833-20(\3_' __
Winter lea.se. &75-3038 pets. 968 A west 17th CIIEZ OROAPTS mnllon-oonar rec tenter. R('c('11t1<i11 Area Ca r(X't · --~ 548--0358 &23-1 AUt1nta ·Tennis courts. too. Cott ONA Of:l . l\,AR t.>d, Air c<1n1\, all ut1ht1es. Mortgoq•s Trust 8abysittin9 6001
AT ER FR ONT 38 R , t 2&3 Bll. Prlv gar. pool. Z Br TQwnh~t·, frplr, hln1tor1+.I !>er\ IC"\.'!i. $17 Deeds ' 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••
frpl, sundeck, free boat l.ARGE 3 Br, 2 Ba, just ,;asher. drylft", Close to ,.,__ from$2$0 1 Drfrun1 Sl'.l."i ea . mo. ha~ls. Call ·111J.0{'1\ltl-~. Rcspon.-;1-
dock . Yearly or Winter. redct. Crpta, drps, bltns. beB('h. 536--0.136 .-1v int l'nol, tennu;. rontln<'n1:il &W -M730 •••••••••••••••••••••• hi~" maturf' adult will
Pb : 67'5·fl l69or'774-438"4 li1e11a del Milt area. brt-akfast. Some O<'t!an & LOANS up to soo'o t•rtrl' fo r your ch.lldr~ 1n t'amilies only, no pets I & 2 UR apts nr. surf NPw ratallna vie.,.,·s. $1•p;1r3tl' E•ecuti•~ Offices /c h<'r horn" Futl or part
N 'ff-IF. BEACH Bnth p I ea s'e, $22 5. mo . applns. cpls. S200. up, /11nuly st('tlon ('1Mt• lo & IA1 A Rf;t!O~Jo:: I st TD Loons--9'/1'10 t11T11· hu'l~ 54~ or
Slngle, $1"5. The Second 6'15-5800. Bk,, No t'ce uli.l Jld . K:tt-9950 Luxury ac>JI{ rentals from ~hoppin A & rine hl'al·h 1,fl<'lll\l'<I in New C'osta 2nd TD L-• ~r1 .'l.12 Story, 103 McFadden Pl. • Sl50 montn1v l>les.1 lndu!'ltri:il (;(·nlcr. ..,_, ------G'Ji-<J86S 1HR apt, 1tove. & refrig, 2 BR, 2 Ba. 52:.l mo. I OR. 200 Promontorv Or. WeSt. M4·2flll 11 •200 ~<I ft. inc\u(hnll J.IJ.,.,'tst ralt'S <lr;1ni;:cCo C
-$100 J)4;.r 'rno. Adults only, l Ba, $l7S. )ro7'2 ll~kins. ~~i~~~;~~v J<m sq 11 or r111.~h Cl[fu.' Sattler Mtq. Co. orpenter ·+o 15'
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EleYatar bldg on beach, > • a. · Tht!lrvlnecomoanv. l •• 11 1 ,\~ <'l'l\1'r!>, .... ood deck,, 1&:2 Br· pvt llalconle~ LARGE .28R.NoPc~. $200.1G9721h'15klns:. Mt r. LIVt;ATillf:RJ·:At·11. cupon•') ~ n"'· (•\,I I> a{j htd ....... 1: Sec.utity Adulti S170. 'J.83 W. WllMni. No. 4, 846·922l S<lS & UJJ 1' wk fi73·G-140 '!ri1<1<1 Qr 16 .,, f'('r ~'1 It lco'k1 7~ow .. ~~!~· qhu ly 1.;;:=..•=~===""·:.:;;'°"::I Call 557--f\560 PINE KN<.IT MOTEL Cl! or ap11nt. · ~__,_17 ~<'lhn i: ti n.vthini! ">ti h a "nr _£__· -~0<;tf3n 11
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paljo, nr. heath. lldo,r, 2 BR , t Ba Mein1i Verde encl. 11:ar. Children unde.r • LI.DO -nay Vlt'w. l.uic-ROOMS $20 wk up, v.'ilh Oon't giVt' up lh<' shl11 ~or. o !lunpl«> m:i!lt•r • ,. ~;1r cfln''· cui.t & ot w l'OO
area. $17:5. 815·4119 orl·Sl75. Adlts. no pets. 811llowed .Nopet.s.$230. ury3Rr,2 B11.~undeck. kitchen$30.wltup11pt. You 'll tind It in Ch&:1 ~1~t ullli-4256i11.' at 2) ''r" t:Xfl, freee~l 6~75_ 1Qar11[1:l',!f111 .833 ·..m•I_ mn 8·17 --4440 { f,. .. , '".!':''I 1:11 7:\.'-11 5f.tl-97M,~r64r1 3!'67 11if11 .. 1 .c 6·15 .t• ~1 ' .· •
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t.,...er 6015 l'oWlttcj/l'apt:iM)6073 W..t.cl 71 OR UC Clerk, ex pd , Honffnper/Cooll· • .. WANTED :. t..ady ,tor 7~~~.~~v8•j:a:blel_ SHE_R_R8~i~9 ALL: ,..,,_.._,,,•••••••••••••• •••••"•••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••!!•• wJbtH)kkeeping exp al.lo. Llve'in or ou1 . AduJtf1m. -•r-------Hou s ~ho Id care" D 11 114!M-4l020 · Boarding &r Groomlna , >"t ~R£MODELJNG • •I0%0JSC0lJN'!'"'. ATTENDANT, exp. tor Call 842 -;-t.580 for •P· Wi;iuld lake lady wn e•ILTO 11uperv1sion of8yy o1d, a yea PlckuplrDelivery
' ~Al'l0 C0\7t:RS, Wallpa~rin,1&:PaJnUng •r•veyd 1hift. Good pay. _l!_Olnl!!!.ent cb.ild. Re(J..&ll-2447 """ approx. hrs. 7;30 to 1010 Poodle Puppy Sale ·c~ N'£'l'S, Q,\KA.CiP:S Free est. Call538·054t l"rln&e bene. Apply Shel EX. SECRET• •y JACK . .., The•··. Imm·•. ~ _..EW AM , 2 to 4 Pftf, 5 days. ..Cff 54&·2&18
M W 1.24 lo 0001 I NB -,_,. .cv LOICATION OWn tr'-ns , 1110 mo. •••••••••••••••••••••• r rant, -l --PAlNTJNG inter&:exter. Stat n,l rvne , ToPritMdtnt openings SPM-mJdnlte. Rell~le appllcantl•RECOND Washera/-DOG Obedience class lO
MASTER Craftsman Res1d " apts. Gen ' A The .pres. of a dynamic 5P¥-mldnlte. Also 675-5364Cdf.t Dryers / D&hwhrs . Start Wed . J8j\8lh. 7:30
Speclall11ng in remodel· malnt&: repair, P'reeest. VON ro. In lhe energy field 12AM-8AM. 1205 U~ke , WHOWANTSTOWORK't (iuar/.dlvrd. ~52.18 or PM, NB/lrvlne area,
ing &: finish W(N'lr, Local 75J.o684eves.6J6.S706. Tri•Yourctrf...._ needs 8 career minded St.Costa"Me1a. ./, DRIVEACABI 839-7620. 54.6---4928 . ·
ref, free est. Work •to• DISCOUNT•· T Wlltt ~ si exec. sec'y, Mustpo;ssess ~ g I 49931,... -.., ,... -'1T1111 b'll JUNIOR SALESMEN , CHOOSE vour houra.FR EtCiHT DAMAGE SHEL!J'IE PUPPIES. uarn · · "" Wallpaperina & Paintlni: You make represent ng xln'l skills plus a 1 ty to • work Cor Yourself, be SALE (Toy Collie), males·$100. fo~ree est. Call 536--0SA8 the world's largeat cos-:,0 •. ';!l. 'E~~~r. 1:~.'i~ i~~ Age 10.15, Earn S20·140 ~... · ' your own boels. Men or N e w II oo-t p o l n l Ready for ~u:istmaa.
c..,..t S•rvk• 6016 melic.s & tollett1e.s com pc~ •week getting new ..:-' . . women. Can be sllgf)Uy ReCrigerators, Wuhers, 979-3437 '-· · •
•••••••••••••••••••••• *CUSTOM J>AJNTJNO• pany . Show & ael l elude position as ex. custo mers for the ~ · baodicapped. Neat · Dry~rs, Dishwashers,
CARPETS & Lino by Ed 1st Class Workmaru1hi beautiful gifts, cos-sec'y to chief operating DAILY PILOT arter ~~ Clean Appearance: \(J.s,, New warrantY. Credit, SHEPH1ERD PUPS,· full
&-Mat. Int· Ext. All or tics Jewelry etc in officer of a f,est moving •<hoot and Saturdays. · retired. Age 2S tolO. Sup· 0 -• A', 362aiW. Warner, bred, wk'a old. 110 ea. ill ;a s;ivlnt::i. Rcr:nn. part Lyle 549 .954 me ' · co. QUI 642-SOSl 642....:gi44 shag. for vans S2.50yd 646.8319 your apare Lime. Meet Saha ry open. Liberal You must be oulolscbool plement your Income. Santa Ana, near Jlarbor, • •
Relay, 639-)839 •people, have f~oo! fringe benefit]!. N.B. by 3:00 p.m. and be able NEWPORT Drive a cab 6 ~or more 979-2921 . •PET WORLD• ~ast-/Rtpalr 6077 Call~ l , location. to work at least 3 days , ·a day. Apply 1n person, LI A Qllh &hua ProfCar--'C'"""'9 r, •• C !If · t& per week. No deliveries P,ersonn•f_Aqency Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. FRIGIDAIRE washer & aso-pso, u • ~ ~·c·-& •••••••••••••••••••••• BABYSITT.ING &-lit b~ orappointi:r1cnlod' 0 r c 0 11 e ct in g , 2192ti-1arUn,Ste25.'> 16tb,$t.,Costa Mesa. dryer, elec. l.Jkd new. Tiny Poodles, Pekingese-,
nooWlr_ ... _:-• PATCH PLASTERING housekeeping, matur r1,ng '•~sume&'"'r tng Transportation pro· lrvine.ca926&7~ $275.96! ........ SJOla!t6pm. Pit BUUs,'"Bull Terrien,·
rtUUWI Alltypes,Freeest1mates wothan from 8-6, sa ary. istory res. vided .Call968-48l2. OouttlasPla:ta WOMEN 25 & over, for ~kapoo, Pomeranian.
Dutch Ma Int Serv. Call S4D-6825 days, Mon -Fr l, Conta'ct Larry Blackwell ~ Airport Profess. Bid". housecleaning. Call WILL buy your refrig or Labs, G. Shep·,· Amer. 537·1~ 5J6-32Q4ari6 NRG . 714/645-4211 Equal Opportunity to J,.nices Rag«edy Anns , appliancea run or no. Eskimo, 100 JiflXED 1-2~~~;;;"::;::;-:;:::!.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;.;~~--_!E~m~pl~oy!'.'e"'.f ___ I 752-0331 . 11> .. ~o "~33 67•~~• JOJIN "S Carpet &PluMbllMJ 60781BARMAID Wanted. Ao~-----;. 675--65S3 .....,-vot ' __, :~::~.S~~·~':li7~t Uph.l't.ry' Ori Sham-•••••••••••••••••••••• ly at The KN~Y Kt-'. , F/C IKKPRtoS-900 ANAGEMENT lralnee: ou IO•RD · GAS DRYER & Ma"•ng LR OTISPLU.'BING v•• 1185 per week wHile at-...,. ""' YOUNG attractive ,.... Fairview, SA. Open poo, (Soil Rel.v.rda.nts. l · · 2125 Harbor B.lvd, C.M. Min. Z yrs college ac-"Jeanif' Sisco", salesperson. req'd for art Washer. $
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R L p OO.L t · SHELTIES CMmt-Colhes) I I d . learn accounts recelva-" w ~ H au o KC o. Tri Ch bleach for your white posa s, urnances, is-BOOKKEEPER w/stable work backgmd. ::-. personality essential. ,,, A •u-8· · a111p · c'llirpets. Save your hwashers, 642-6263 M/C ftUSl1! ble, inventory rontro1. C 11549 a 91 washer $40, l'l.enmore Sired. Reasonable. Will .
money by saving meeK-~B IA ~ompl~e Plumb-l<'ull time. Real Estate AA.MES 1000/o FREE how products are sold a -.,.1 auto wa s her $60 , hold 't-ill Christmas.
tra trips. Will C'lean Hv -tng Service. Uc,. Z7~ Prop Mngmnt. S3 hr t r and how to train others. s •L'S SECRETARIES Frigidaire washer $50. s.57~169. -. . & start . Ask for Vera . Bureauo Division of Consolidated ~ 11: K Gas dryer $65 tng rm .. dining rm., • 6081 ' .. I ymentAgcency ood 8 _,, APROPOShaspos•"'on1 enmore · ·fr'HT0Yo11 8045 hall $15. Any rm. $7 .50, RftnOcltl/Rtpmr Tot>lnJU~Jnc .846-1371 27:~l~rborBl .Ste207 t• s.~ -.......... open for high-calibr~sa-Needed Immediately Guar&del,546-t1672 -•••••*•••••••••*••••••
couch $10. Chair SS. 15 ••••••••••••••••••••••· BOYS OR GIRLS Costa.Mesa SS&-1-100 MANAGER 8 l-bedroom le11 personnel. ·Must-In: SupeG~;;!rJ~~gn. WHIRLPOOL Washer & COCK APOO, fem.~ had
yn; eJC p~lhi•od· -"'h1•dot coontsk QUA.LIT-Y Wor&k, Rel_~-.. ~ A·ge 10'.')4 for DAIL . units. Newport Beach. able to start immed. Jmmedia~e Pla'cements Gas .,Dryer. X1nt. Like sho'ts. Lovable, needs
·not me · wor yrs exp. Lge sm ,.......,, PILOT routes in Satna F/C.lo.olcpr $800 *** 213·331-0423eves Mu st have goodr~rs. Call Margaret Prie:it new. $65 &$85. Work perl go o ,d h ome. Cal I m Y 5 el r · Good ref· Free ~ FAIR PRICE. Ana between Segerst.rom r-.tanuf. thru financial Apply In Person Onl.Y "'~Q.AAa. or m on e y back·. 962-8624 531-010[ LiC'. 642 -}.q70Call Ken, I & Sunflower and Main statements. Type60. MATURE MAN Bondable APROPOS . ..., ........., oo · 1..::;:.....:::=----~-
care. f'lower. Call Mr. Snyde Li z Reinders Agency to work in art gallery, . Town & Country No. 27 NEVER A FEE 549-85 , BIG, lovable dog, mix. XI
C.-/Coftcre.t.6019· RoofilM"I 6082 at642-4321 4020 Birch, Suite 104 stitching, framing, pack--Orange • TE M ;J T::!~orary licy~el 8020 whaastschhodtsog;AJo~el29s kids,
··':I E q u a I . 0 PP or · Newport Beach 833-6190 ing . 494-2081 (Across froro..8Jllocks) , H I •••••••••••••••••••••••• ~=-==·~~::::~-""='---,-••••••••••••!••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• E ploye . . I°!'!!''!!''!!''!!''!!''!!''!!''!!'~ '' e p . ATCHING ! His/Hers, •;,__.,L... 1050 LEbNITI'.: CONCR~TE REPAIRS, all types. m r. MoChar41tT0You MEDI.CAL A~sistantr_· __ ~~
JNC. concretest:ampu~g. . Reas. OMPANIONSHlP and • EstabliShedt96S card1otogy /1nl~rnal .. White10spd,2mons.old. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cobblestone, bnck, Ille Fr-est. Lic'd. Ask for · · medicine in Huntington SALES l or both. 752-1672 • ~~ light cooking for semi -FOOD SERVICE Beach. Front office with REAL ESTATE-Brokers •SOFA & Loveseat • cstm (patios, driveways, etc) Walt.830-S020anytime mobile arthritic woman 11.2 DAY or Associates! 2 Years USED Rebuilt Bicycl~s made, gd qual .never
640-4349 in exchange for FREE SUPERVISOR Jig~t ba ck '?dfficend. ·~.x -i':i ' attive experience re-like new . Approx 'I.I Orig used , usuall y hm .
ROOFIMG · h Uo,p1t a l exper. pre-perience req 8 · NICE PAYI · o 5 3~ & St -79 O CEMENT & Block Work room (w/pr1vate bat ) er'ences. Mustbeavaila-quired/professional ap-pr1ce.1 .. ··~-=-·=le:.. _____ _ Wa.115, patios. sidewalks Dependab\eandGoodNo and board . Seeking ferred.11 :30AMto8PM. hie immediately. Ca ll • 'proach essential.· New angray s . oto-cross•·
Contr. fees 646--0829 sprightly woman to re-EOE. Xln "t benefits. Pay 842_8889 for appt. Airport Center location! eq u.1 pm ent--& Beacb ORIEMTAL RUGS
etc. By h~4~.'Jr5· side 1n Sun City. Ph: commensurate w/exper. 9·1 , 1·5, S.9:30 Priv&te, deluxe offices Cru.1sers Christmas sale. 20 to 30%
___ _::c.:..::='---1•lflevi1iOt1Repair 6090 J-&46-2444; ask for Mr. & education. Contact MEDICMLASST. Enjoyable phone orde fully starred. Maximum RECYCLED CYCLES OffonNewRugs.
BACKHOE, Grading & ••••••••••••••••••••••· Ross. Mrs: Dunlap. Costa Mesa Exper'd f~nt ofc/back work w /a good salar com mission arrange -6450 W. Coast Hwy ~B SHAH 'NSHAH
Trenching Ser. Constr1,1c· RUDl 'S T . V. SERVICE Memorial Hospital, 301 ofc foi neurologist. Call onuses. Earn $100 per w ment. Call S45--Ma4. 646-8288 1 20305. Main, SA 557-1212 tion Clean-up. J-laullng 1-·or personalized service K needed f/time for Victoria,l:osta Mesa. 847-856T. + + +. Good speakin
fill dirt , C'U51 cement oncojororblack&-white. conv.hosp.Xlntbenefits, voice & phone exper. fT1 Auociated · PUCH-lOsp_ tAuslr-ian BEAJITIFllL.Jr.u.it.wood
work. 642_as14 Don Call·64&=2450 gd!pay.,. Pref. exper, but -Food Sentice MGMT.trne 21.40. $ISO wk helpful. Calf'Mr. Kiiier, [[!SOUIH ~ racer) Brand new, rid-Breakfront. Xlnt cond. -.;...~-,------1·-----------J will train . Co nta ct Superv.Relief ' guarn-st. Mr. Richards, Time Life Books · in:-"l!Oll lrolmn denbnce.536-6846. 675-4490aft.6 ·
Dr-irM, 6027 DI 6091 Bev~rly Manor. 340 Vic-Hospital expe·r . pre· Fuller8rush,M6-54SS. 8338098 G -" _. toria,CM642---0387. kl . • GIRLS 10 spd yellow MOVIN SAL~! Oak ruu ••••••••·•~•·••••••••• ~~::~1e3~0 1i!e~~a:g~·. NEEDED at once. fem. to . Leqal. TrGll;lt'~ Varsity Schwinn. Xlnt loJ.> desk, Havi!land &Co . ••••••••••••••••••••••
DRAPER I ES before ERA MIC ILE NEW & OUNTER Girl, p/lime 2 Days S:JOAM-3PM. 2 ca r e for disabled SAbESMEN . Xlnl rypang required. cond. $60.644-l68'1. china. F:"r,. Prov. ~rm
Christmas! Wholesale r e m o d e I · F r e e Io r dry c I ea ne r 8. M EOE wom<in, perm, 6 days PIC·A·ST.t;TE Previous ~xperjence pre ----. seJ__,wlk1ng_~. Misc."
Mfg'er Free est, For in eslim ate-s . Sm jobs Eastbl1.1ff CleanersN2547 ~!Y: ~1~:-::ns.urat~ 8 am· l p-m /TIO s ·un . A11.d -t r a·vel. Mu·st-be ..Iert'ed-, Wall t~a1non Ma LA~IES 10 Speed, ndden Antiques. 495-6954 ·~ b91JJf appt,_,t;36=-<~980=--1 ~w~e=lc=•=m=e.=S~c36=·-='~"'6"----I Ea& t b 1 uff Or' · 8 ~ w/exper. & educatiotl. .Com P lete care apt, familiar with one of th IJ a~d as lef!i11 secretary. t~tse. $lOO. HIDE-A-BED, like new,
··-'Bec:trf.cal 6032 op Soil 6092 644 --0932 Co~act Mrs. Dunlap, persona I e rrands · &-folloWing states: A,la., A~laxc,d S0
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1 'rtc~nng•,•,rlar 6.fo-<\lJ4_ Websler Gold, $125.
d I C M M .. -.... ,., -mktng. Na.. lifting/hard A·1 k A k. Co -Ar·,, . 1rpor · . a . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••· OUPLE wanle or os a esa emo,1 . hsccln 642--0971 for ~s ., r .. 1 nnG.. Id .. $SOO with me rit in DOCJI 8.040 .54~~19 ELECTR lc 'AN-1,.,ense •Top So•'I , Compost• housek.eeping, cook.ing, llospital, 301 Victoria, g. ...01., Del.. Fa., a.. .. C 11 Susan a · cre:tses a ••••••••••••··~···~··•·01NING SET. s olid S II
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M I h R-·"'-" in attractive P:..lm Spr-COlita Mesa. appt. Ill Ind La Me , 833 938·1 · . i no. 233'108. ma ·· • u c * ""'"'uuu* ings residence. Gar------1 M~;s .. ·Mich .·.' Mo:. -· UNUSUAL JAPANESE mahog.,droj:>lea!Tbl&-6 '
maint & repairs, ~ yrsl-~-'C~A=L=L=586=~·69JO~~-I dening a plus, not essen-FORMER MA.RIMES NORTH Lai:una Shell, Mont., Nev., N.H., N.J., BOOKKEEPER Exp'd. Akita puppies,' AKC; 2 Ch r-s. XI nt co nd ·
exp5"B·5Z<>3
E--J... t& thal. Good salary, room, Call 548-5847 or 968-9171 now taking applications, N.Y.,· Ohio, Tx., Utah, must type. Many com mos .. o l d . Great for, ~75~1~--054-"""-'~·---'---~ymen · r · .service s tation atten-V W Ch ' ... -,. •-Gm'dning 6045 Preparation. 7000 board, health ins. Non· for new 1n ormauon on dents & tow truck Va., er., ash ._,
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o_r Pi\.OY 'bene's. · PCf.1 r1stmas . ......-v1 HELP our Santa relax r.esident owner. Ex · r,e-enltstment. We are Wyo We tra1 8333315 Y • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••-•••••••••••••• r,rience &-references to looking for ii few Good ·drivers. ApfilY at l342 Sales-~en can make . G~RMJ\l'lShepherd Pup-after.the holidays with _•
EUROPEAN e varlfied . Repl y Former Marines to Re· North Coast lwy.LB. $10000 ~l mo straight A.nti-5 800 pies! black wt brown new gree!l vibrator/ GARDENER ~~...J_7 5 ' · ...-· markings $3S 551-2395 heater/recliner chair. -A Lwnd sc apin g.tre~ Job Wanted,_ 02 Classiried Ad no. 213, enlisl. NURSES AIDES, all ~om~h ust be a~e.to •••••••••••••••••••••• • · •bargairr'at SlOO. Rarely
.aerviec reasonable. •••••••••••••••••••••• Daily· Pilot, P. 0: box FULL TIME s hifts. Conv. Hospital. urn O\V.n car ex-PRE CHR ISTMAS SALE. At,Glli\N puppies, M/F, used. 540-2279 after
'642-SJZa,485·1425 . CLASS I Driver, looking 1560,CostaMesa,92626 t-;; Call642--0593 pen5_es to area. We Antiques, China, Clocks -get one of these ex· 5PM .
: . . _ -for. work in__Wesl.ciiast EMPLOYM&fT furnish .l e~ds -tr~~e c_rystal, Furniture, Roi.: otically marked beautiesl..::..:::.c_ ______ _
G.A.R DEN I 1'1 A INT /-area. 646-87J6 DENTAL~ Exper'd Front" M~n or-wC)men-;-21."""'br RDERLY' exper'd. Gon-show. 'Fht! is your br fop desks-; .many gilt ror-Ch rJslma·s. Ca"l'I OLJ"D-C11.-e1ft--t. E4fty (. N D s c J> , s 0 d , . --girl. Dental insur. ex per. ovtt:"E_Ot_~nlervlew appt. vales ce o t Hospital, chan_ce. ~II ow: reps. are items. Good d~unts 557........0SSS Amerit=an Drexel Dtrllng
Spr inklers, Cleanups, Job Wonted/ Goodpay.S48-1144-phone714J542-tt01 CostaMc!a.oo-3So5'. making it. Be the only House.ofStuart,S26Mair __ -. Rm , 48''. round table·, 2
Soilcd.642·311l ;646-49M Fe-male 7050DENTAL Office Mgr. GR"•T PAINT or ifik com -one in your home'fi..late. St.HuntBch . GOLDE~ RetneverAKC leaves. 4 chain. corner
LAWN f'enov ations, yard c:,lcanups,. lite hauling,
Newporl, CdM area.
646-4676
-. v· · El T ~ . Call· Mr Bl'adlot d , male 7 mo., Royally cupboard $450830-$!I" •••••••••••••••••••••• Mission 1e1o;1 oro. OPPORTUMITl pounder w/l roll mill ex-714 /543-9341 """"'. UP TO '10% OF1'' Anti· bred ·~ill shots hsebrkn 1..0===~·'-""-'"'-...:C""-
MATURE WOMAN Seeks Exp. 4 yr.s min. $700 to . · ·per. &-kri0wl.ed11eolmix· · ques,as Framed 'wild 673_:7469 • • M_QYING-uu.sl •-.11. 2 · start. P . O. Box 444, El Sales lady evenings & ng •edures -ant-• o " ~ live-in Child care. lite Sal 1 pr9.... . ·~ -" •-!l'•!t••••.'-••••~11? Life Prlnf.s:-ROLANO'S~ -Coucf!.es, King size bed,
JAPAN ESE Gurdcner.
£,Jtp. Wkly M<fl'nt .
Cleanups. Tree & Shrub
Trim. Free est. ~--9483
housekeeping, lite cook· Toro, Cal. 92630. Replies_ wee.kends..,.~nside es. for epoxy adhesives & 3545 • c 1 H CdM DACHSHUND Pu:f' 2 d ·b •'gh h I confidential. Nat1onWide Jewelry Co. · ' ur · NB SalesSec' toSSOO. "(" oas wy, · resse_r .. cra ,•u ·C ar, i n·g . References . 498_12360r 492_4730. co~lingsm~n .in .·· Genl0fc6S·.vpm toS600 675-241@ _ fem, AKC, BlkJ an, misc ool)y'ilems.17061
646--1484 Joo pote11tk1!'-I for right KeypuQc'h Opr S450. Ready 12/21. 842-oJJJ & Rotterdam Lit. M2-5t57.
MATURE WOMAN drive
yau shopping. appoint·
menls. Assist servin
LAWNSf.:RVlCEI parties. cle-a.n up .
, CLEANUPS hrly·552·143,4.
Prompt & Dependable In W 1 d 71 OO Free est. 642-9907 , If~ an e ••••••••••••••••••••• Parodi5!f.G.-dttiiftCJ t~:~:::.=~ ASSEMB[ERS
Maintenance.....-&---~: . ·
Spri'*ler ~1::~f~:11ucre~n~w;i~~~
tepair 642-8649 perienced assemblers
673-3910 for production d_epL.
----Final assembly, PC
General S•r•lus 6046 board soldering. 6 i\j'6's
•-••••••••••••••••••••• to I yr exper. required.
lfANDYMAN, Painting, Kn'lwledgeofcolorcodes Carpenlry, Tile, Panel-helpful.
,inR'.. Block , Brick ,
• Ceramic . Tile, anything
else. 645--'~'~'~'----I
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LOCAL moving & haulinR
by stude(!l. Lr~ truck. rc-
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531-1235
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Call for App01ntment
Industrial Relations
17141 494-940 I
TELOHIC
'INDUSTRIES
Laquno leoc:h
Equal Oppor. Employer
Local & Loru; d1stnc1· ii:iiiiii:iiii:iii;iiiiiiii:iii:iii:i 6<15 -849.'; -------------. MCJVING .0 llaul1n,e:. &
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Salary ope n . Call IR.VINEPERSONNEL ETCHINGS 9 from . . -ACRIFICE loYm. Help :Wanted DESIGNERS . Draftsman
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548-5125. SER.VlaS•ACENCY :,crsonal Coll . Mint. T~O--Fem . Dobermen hdcarved Spanish Din.
.-PART-TIME . 488 E 17th' (Ath'vine) '!o~~h. Smoke, C~n· P1nchers, 6 wks old. $50. ,Set. Dinette set, yel. etc.
Suile·224 Costa MeSa chtta , othersS37-4183 ea. Call 642-248.1 962-5376.-
EXPERIEHCED· call 642-1410
MOTE TELLER • -................ .
UtllTED CALIFORtllA
BAtlK SECURITY
MOW HIRING
Permanent wo,rk in
manufeu:.turing, dis· Joi.n a growinn, ·PF9· tributing & i~allat'ion.
gressive firm that can of-No expel'ience nec~~r)' UnditrcO'#ft' A.cJf
re r o u l s l.,3 nd in g 0 P · due to excellent tra1rung Retired peliceman or de-
port unity, good Starting progrum for men-& .. 6MonarchlayPlcn:a tective to work un-
salaries and frln&e women IB&over. _ South L~ dercove r ·at manuf.
benefits. If you are a Sr. TOP WAGES facility. Send resume lo .
Designer, Designer or For Mere Jnforrilation ContactJoyce f.fills ·classified ad no. 287 cf Draftsman with ex · ,7141496_1273 Daily Pilot, P.O. Box
perience in any of. the Cail 35 I is6o. rosta Mesa Ca fields listed below, we 17141898-... 4 · An Equal "'
wouldliketotalktoyou. l_:C-::ol~l~M~o~n,~&~T.:'.'.UH:.:.Onl::::~Y~·-1--0~p~pc"-'r~tu~n_l"ty~E~m~p~lo~y~e'-r l -''~2626=--------I
* Efrctrical * Pipinq
* P•troleum Facll. * Mechanical
Send confidential
resume to:
.JOllN COBB ·
Santa Fe
Engineering
& Construction
SCRAM~LETS
~N'SWERS
Beet.le -Yokel -
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How do you like those
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wife is trying .to look
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P•RT TIME .SERV ICE STATION At·
A • tendant,' full time. Ex·
STUDENTS per. Neat appearanC'e &
TelephSales 960-1436 h a nd.writing. 9-5 ot
. . 3-midnighl. Apply at · ERSON w1tl1ng to work 2590NewportBlvd.C.M. to re,lace one who 1 ..:::::c:.::.c.""'~°"":::.::=::..1
wouldn 't . Call John SERVICE Sta. salesman ~
642-3365 & lube. man. Top pay &
iano fringe benefit,. Exp. . . . va· 1'1 & Vrtll'l D 11 Jl MII .lf
'Keyboard player wanted Fi1~rm:.r~~~il. Fl~~ih ·o~ ·-----=·· · 1 --u JCIU•\ r·ftlltl IJI
for wo,king quartet .1 ~'"in;:o:•":=:_ND ~I ARE. INVITEE Must be. able to s.ing . SEWIMG • I:::-;~;;;;~;::~;;-"· -:-.;~-i'ba~<~k:J2-~--Call846-1677. Blind stitch. trimmers. · _ •
'fO USEKEEPER. care REAL ESTATE .. pressers. Exper.only. TEI ENtl~ for young man IR leg r Call 642-l472 N.B. · ·Q~~.C.L~;g l~~~~A;~ "'~•IV -TELE~HONE C~LLERS . "", •••
18. CM Or call S4t-611a 1\...J'l llU1,,21 EA RN Christmas 0~~~ge~".~ &tcavemessage. ~ St~d:lts.J'e~~~~~~:k 1..:,17 ~1%Un~TINr-_
HOUSEOFCl.UH Pre5ident of el~c-17 14)542-6281 y d . _,, . · In !¥It office or your &;;.I: ~r\•"' 1:11 Carpet s. Windo ws. troftics mClftUfactwft', .?u on 1 ne~-:-1 ~gun to "!e need licensed or un-hofue.mornings-evenings Draw ~as~ ~hen you hcen_sed _personnel for or both . Call 893-6305 or Floors, Uphols, Steam 5ubsidiary of larglf Equal Opportunity place an ad 1n the DAILY openings an our modern cbine to our office at 7908
t.:Jc:in1ni;. !leg. Serv. corporation, needs A,.. Employer PILOT Want Ads! Call MISSl.O~ VIEJO o~fi_ce. Westminster Blvd .
_A_v_a_il_G_<2_-6824_·_· ____ , 5j5fant to honcle Co.~~~~~~~~~~=n~o=w~=":::'·~56~7~8~·==~ FREE li cense lr~i~ung Westminster, Office "B"
DitdicatedCIHllinq tractJ, A.dmirli1trotion r and SALES training.. between 9am & no,on Or
, We On E"v•rything • & p • r 1 0 0 0 • I SEEK & ·".''ND' Build a ~ecurc rinanciaJ \,~S~p~m~&~B~p~m;.~;;;;;;;\ .. r.1 Chemic•I Fuelt future ~·1th management ~!.:.frcC'est ~!_ respon1lblllties. and exccutiveopportuni-
2 INDUSTRIOUS women Amonq othtn. exptti· Lr t NT AB 0 TN IM u •• I . As•: M. ty :1vai lable.Callforcon-
have dally oi>enlnRs'. Call .... •'nth•••--T N u fident1al interview, ask PAt~~ME .,, -o;..,.., -..-1 M U F, N T T I 8 N 0 U Y 1 .... L for Brian..
aft 6 , 5:J6 -<IO •l 9 & ,..quir•d. TA I NSOTRN I ~ONY Lb I A9 \ 549-2618 ___ _
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Gl.E,ANING ltfi.:LP2?•-
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Also avail. 536-3!!HH
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714: t1)59&8640 ' dab le & dependable
. -T~ller lo work Mon &: Sat EAi~ ESTATE-people -&'F/timeforvacationr~
wwnted, top com · lier.Experprcl''d.
rnl 11slo ns . SCOTT ContactJimPark
From 111.m. to 5p:m~ and a tO 10:30 p.m. Dally
Saturday and Sunday -noon to 5 p.m.
S~ate with K.C. lhe Clown, S.turdaye·
Moonlight Sessfoq 11 p.m. to 11.m. Saturdays Only
Rlo;ALTY & ID/Vdtment 644-725.5
.. co. 5.16-7533 Witstern ~al l~~~~~~L-~.,...-.:=JL...1.~.:....~·•:01T:::•~•=u:•:J RN f Savitwp · ,L _ .
Masonry 6070 ldoal opp....,.oty for
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Ma sonr Lie 283046 execut1•• CJt'M' rdli1t.
Briclr . tiock, s tone, Solory commenwrate
W -637 1 with experitM•·
BRICK BLOCK & STONE
waJls &: pallm. Stewart a...1-a...-•
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SSi -6563 __ ~---I fid•nce: Pre5ldent,
-~ Cla5sified od no. 291,
BRICK . Stone. enet?rs. c /o Daily Pilot, P. O. fireplace~. pl:1ntrrs,
Rllnr JO y.r .. tXP Box I 560, Costa
893 3743 M•sa, Calif. 92626 ·• •aiotiog/Pap<ri"'l6073
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Rudolf Nureyev appearing ~with .~ b~uet~d ancing rein·
dP.er p.q 'ttW,'Pecem ber cover
ol ~R~re J\.tagazine isn't
Nurl. ~~'J"1· or at least part Ofhl ~l~ I • • .~ur~Y. ,,1~3P.pened to be.
vacatfoi'i.\ng-ln Europe when r l h e·
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art dtrec(or Jean Paul
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body ia the picture belongs
to da11cer Hccto'r·1a1 ercadC?· •
~-we do~'t,do this Sort ol
thl'n g systematically at &-
-quire, bpt-we've · done ii
before," Goude said.
'...> .... In-this· case, we couldn't
g~t in touch with Nureyev,
so We bought a picture oC his
h ea d and put j t on
Mercadots body," Goude ·
said. '-,
MERCADO, a 26;year:Old
daneer from Puerlo Rico
Who will debut on Broadway
· in the musical "DoctOr
Jazi" on Dec. 30, was re·
· commended to Goude by a
· ~dance"-be iworked with in .
tMJAlviA.Nl9y Dance Com-
'""'Y.IAlll.0"11i<>r k. ·;<t"·~·s pok,esman for
Nureyevo who is still in
Europe, :s.aid the d ani;er
.was amused by the cover
•-and his -first-reaction to it
was the comment, "[·sec
nothing wrong With a rein-
deer wea ring.point shoes-.''
GO U DE S AID Cary
. Grant brought suit against
the magazine in 1971 when
·he didn't like· a suit or
clothes they dressed him in.
. . "We ._used a picture Of
Grant ths.t,appeaied in Es-
;-quire in· 1938 and ~ '70.'~
clnthet 011.i t. '' Goude said. , ~·ue l\Yed,-but we ci me tb
.. ~a stttl~ment,'' thc artdirec-
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· .. ··Ere<1 .(\:staire like ttie twm jo~ we put him in for ,
~~!rt W'," he added.
. rilicipal ,,. . ~
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,., SA eitAMENTO (APf ·-
:\,Sacrariicnto pr in cip al is
comi>laining to parc.rts that
. children use loo many sex-
ual and S<:atological y,·ords iri ~(hool.
.. \\'e c14n a:.~urc you th at
teachers arc not teaching
:.u<'h l an ~u age,·· .Joseph
~lc~ett of i\t i'ssion Avenue
School said i n the PT A
bulletin.
"IT JS ALSO a ract lh al
•rtie law requirl's th a t
"' \cachers poi nl out such
language is forbidden by
:.ta tc-J;.1,v,'' he added.
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older s iblin,i?S and from
parCnCS. So, if the shoe (its.
you will havf' to accept l'OUr
-~ponii;fbilit y. ~ 'lAW~M;littfo in in g o n wha t
flttavior is accepta ble and ~I': ~fi,cccptabl e begins ;,i t
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B y lOHN VALTF.RZA • CN•a.MJNlllRiiii . 1
'ki~P .or ~ecli(fs' ~esid!ois i·n
San Clemel}te 1vearing up fot Ii.ma-
jor protest 'over chronic pri>b(el'f!S
wfth iJ.raY dogs which ·111r.S ~ek:end
planned lo petition t ty•a.Q_d county or-allow&! to riln in packs were proVing
ficials (or some sort °.r defi~ti-'o'.t!~lief a serious me~se to_ r~id~nts,. . ..
£rom wha l they term 1$ a serious Situ.\•' On Saturday, the message became
!~on. _ -cl~r with the attack ori ~n; Ott. She
·Ott tast week joineG~neightiors in, . w~s tr~d.bythe faniily physician.
"·the neighborhood to plan a campaign One rei;1den~· or Shorecliffs, writer
· attacked the wife' of the presfdent oJ
' thecom."munitfassociation. ~ • · ...c •
Blfl lon.g bejore the mauling or,Mrs. Jolvi Ott along th&.~·block"bf <;alle
?wtootecito, , doieDs of residerits had
to win Jlrict ~enforcement of lea'sh Lyn Sherwoqd, alre_ady ·has gathered
l;tWs'. -.-; · sever41l dozen petitiO-n si(naturf!s -
• Besides the traditional problems of most from dog owners who keee their
scattered.trash.and ·messed_yards, Ott pets under control -con4e·mning the
and his-neighbors stre&sed that dogs residerits who do not seem as responsi-
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agnna ··P~ir
' . . °3~flay Sumnait,
F·prd; d'Estaing
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\ 4 • . " , By HllUN TlfO~IAS consumin'g .lndus4'iat nations, tti'e less
-·-developed n·attonS"'ifnd the world's oil TROYS tt.ETS, Martinlqqe CUP[) -Producers.
President F'ord and French P resident The l\1arch "preparatory" meeting,
V&lery 'Gi!f~a.1'11 Cl'ESt1Ung,-reversing .'tlrey said, stlOuld"be-foUowed ... Dy in-
a decade of Franco-Amer-ican rivalry, tensive consultations among con·
today ended a three-day 'summit sumer countries'' to prepare positions
meeting With announcement of a un-for a later . world ·conference. The
ified approa~h to the worldwide oil United States has beep li!.!~hing ror a
crisis.. . unified policy among oil-consuming
The leade.rs,',in a joint communique, nations. i10deaJing with the ' oil pl'o·
urged t~at.the next step in ~ye_IOping ducers, especilillylh~ Arabs. a.coor~1p3ted oil' policy .should be a But Saudi Arabian oil mi nister
·meeting fn_tMarc~et'ween oil -Ahmed Zaki·Yamani s8id in 'an ,in·
·!.(""_ .. ~ .. ·-~·---· ·-~.,. • ..... rerVieW't>biltishedt.00aYth3l8t'.teDJ pts ··
-, ·. _. · ~ ,. tiy consumer countries.to·fprce dbwn'
ble. . .
. "\\'.hen it rel!ch~s t.he P.Oi(ll tbat_a
man's wife and daughter have to arm
themsel~Es with st~cks simply to walk
to the market, then something has to
be done,'' Sherwood said.
Jim DiAngelo, another neighbor.
said that stray animals have injured
his c.hildren while.. the kids rode
·bicycles. ·
"They.charge right out and knock
the kids orr the bilCi~ ... he said.
. P!t and SherwoQ<Ls.tressed. t!:ia! con-
ventional means o( seeking relief
from animal control officials and
police·have proved fruitless.
Patrol sch'edules are sporadic by
animal control officers because or the
vast South County area which a
handful of units have to cover.
Pnlice, as "'ell , have had to cut back
on their traditional enforcel'!lent of ci·
T~day's· Fl.~ ...
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r.anks in the patrol division .
Otl said this morning that although
th e coun~il meets this Wednesday, he
and his n"eighbors will hold off for at
least a Cew more weeks before taking.
their·case directly to city hall. '
"In the meantime, we'll gather
more namc_s on the,pelitiohs an~ress
our case privately, he ·sald ~ _ _
Att.orney,
Druggist.
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O!UwO.lly PilOISUoff
A Sarita Ana lawyer and a ,Bueria
Park pharmaceuticals manager· to·
day. annouoced they will seek posi-
tions on the -Laguna Beac~1>chool
board in ti.e l\tarch 4 election.
John Anderson, 33, and Richard
Lemon, 31, both Laguna Beac.h resi·
dents, are the fi rst to announce tlteir
candidacy for the two positions.opeft.
Neither Patricia Gillette nor Gerald
Linke, the trustees "'hose terms end
in l\1arch, have said whe.ther or not
they will seek reelection.
Anderson·, territory man·ager for
Wyeth Laboratories. i_y member or
the community gOal~plementalion
committee which Seeks to imrfro\re Patrol..:[ Car , . .. oil prices by reducing consumption
. ~wouid·not wprk. .
! ·. (""I don't think ttiat attempts to ~ C+a~~~r· ~e'· ·s--,-r ,·l · ti~l~foJ~w:~::!~~~n~~i:e;~W .:r~.
. communications beiween...the CO'!!·
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He is a former board membe;r of the
Laguna Beach Junior Chani~r o(
Commerce and the Exchange...Club.
.. -Anderson, "\\'ho has a B.A'. in busi-' ..,,, • '71'' -.~~--..-.r .. · Yim'a~to ld th e Middle Eas'l · • . 01J ~il .,..::,..,_~JD suria:~.aBefr-ut~lY. -: -n · lO , .e p (:; tc'!fh.!' ,ganiz.!.li<m.,.q{ e<irol••m... . . · ---~ -:; ;--l --.; --,,.-• ,_, ~. , -'. • ~~'iiiit f!lliM :::.ness r_nanag~ment and fin¥C.e, S!iid .;
-oL· -u-ss·ro· SSED. N. EXT·T<"TD 'SH 'BIH '"DORNS ~·GUNA1S EILER CADSEN LANE he believes h>S ba£kgrou~d ~ ba~k!_ng t.: ' ~'s;. ~ ,. ., 1 . i:;X:D(fft1ng Crivn~r1eS can cut produc-, °' · '" · · ;:i. · ( ,. ~'tioii by at least 33· percent without
.. ..,... ......._,P... · ·• ""· '""" . ~r ·" . '"~ , .,. · . could be ,helpful to the d1str1ct tn the City .Qfftdats, ·uerc~ante Wr;i ngle_Over·Who S~o~l,:t jP,ruce Up Alley Namedtfor. Fa~'d Greeter 'clh't'ent econoniic situation. -
· A -~e~rt-_jll'ta'ck 'lliih'cti~ Who' ~as Jin_a~~!al damage to"its members,'' he
rushed by Laguna~ach pali'ce in ·a ~at~-Wher~as even a 10 percent.cut .\ _ . ;--
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im~roving communications bet"i'een
teaCher.11. students and ~e ...... com: patrol car to.sou~~t·Co.mmunity ·~ ~o~sumptton would.~ highly op-p• .:;.nne· rs· Study· .--------. --~ · t1~1st1c .''> @ Hospital.was repo 00 1n satisfactory Th · F b"'p ·d t 1 1 told condiUonrtoda)' . ,.. ·· e renc res1 en a er .a
Oliver Herd."' 64, or 1109 Canyon news conference he di~ no~-ho_ld much 'R ii • n·d
Vie\\" Drive, Laguna. Beach, was · hope th_at t~e Arap.i Wtll s1gn1ficantlr; . eu.e·Stgn~ •
found bloodied and·scra\cli.ed lying in lo~er oil prices. . 1 , , .• ,. . • • . ••. > •
the.st.reel a~ 916 CanyOn View-Drive , . I mu.~t ~ay fi:an~Jy that. I. dOn ·t · F GI · Friday arte!7"00n. • • . thm~ so. G15cardsa1d. .Or eµneyre
.Eile.r Larsen Lane Not · .. . . ' . ·-. "" . . .. . ~ .
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~o .ambulahce was available at th e . But he_ added that the forces of the ··... , · · market itself -those or supp!.f. <i:nd ,. . J By J ACK CHAPPELL Bill Marriner, president of. the· time.. . . , .. -........... '"d m· ·and ... ·.m··. t. I . a ·1··. . ·r1· ' .... --·Proposals for rede51gn1ng .Glen· oi1Mo.i1,P11o11suff . Downtown Business AssOciation and Ken Hunter mana..-e r of Hos'p·tal e -us ea 0 ace ;itn re· .. h r h c 11 · "
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1 • ducti'on o(the pfice~··actually pt-~vail -ney.re .str.eet S?Ut .? t e ~a ~ope , The ·"L..a,ne''. named tQ_ honor owner of Marriner 's Statione[y, said' Amb.ulance !'r ljil ~oro, S~ld all thre~. ing. ·• · Street 1ntersec.t1on will be ~xa m1ned Laguna 8P.ac·h 's famous Greeter, the shop owners don't want JO invest
ot his {!rm s ambulan_ces were on The joint communique also covered bY_. ~a guna Beach Plann)_ng Com-. ~l~r .I:<!i:s~g, J.i_str~)Vll..w.iHi l;>lpwtr_lg -cons.idera·bJ.e. amounts.in-r:emodeling ~m_ergency cal~ at the time J:lerd was several othe r isSue.s. •• inCluding (ina n· m1ss1oners at· a-·study· sesSTQn 'Tuel>~ wiste pap:ef and fallen trash cans. It and cleaning up until they know more sg~~~~~· and firemen at the scene cial matters. defense and global dis· da.f'tt ' GJ · S -· ~-, .. ··-.11 iS' of~en blocked l)y delivery vans and about what th e' city is .going to do
PlaCed ilerd. in the rear t f . armament and S'ecurily. ··· . e. enneyre lr~et s~ sion wi. mail truCks and' it is backed by the about tfie traffic islands on COast · . . . . sea ~ a . -It .said that Giscard "igdic:att:d ".-beg_1n . at_7.:JO P-f!l · _in. city coun~1 I ruill;lown rearsof stores. Highway. • .. • "
police ~~t.t.ol ~ar. and Ford accepted -a· compromise chambers. Cotnm1~woers .. also will · It's not exactly'the way Eiler, ~ho Marriner )af!:l''f the traffic islands
The .. ' ictln.1 s legs .ha~ to be bent at · offer to pay 5100 million to the United mee~ ~t 4 p.m. tq-d1scuss a proposed usetl to give nowers to ·secretaries, block tli~ns onto FO'rest Avenue, they
. t~e knees to get. him in the car. A States towa rd the cost inc~rred in 1967 spec1f!c plan for Canyon ;\cr~s. . would want it. feel their business will be hurt.
:l1r.eman rod~.along. but becau~e .or t~e ·when the lJ!le Charles de Gaulle .ln the Gie~n!!tf~-~l!'e,~_t _d1sc_us~~-n . T.he reason for the mess depends on. "If we are not going to have retail'
· cramped sir.ice.wa~forced to ride_.tn withdrew French forces rrom NATO pla.nn_ets will _rev1e'": suggestions who is doing the talking, represen-traffi c then how can we afford to r~e fro~~ se~~ l!~.P.:~ri;lted rrom the' IC· control and oi:dered American toops made. a t a public hearmg last week . ta ti ves of' the florest· A venu e make th e-improvements'!" Marriner
tim b~ . ~ w ~re mesh ~cr~en used to o(f French soil. Among !hem. are. to ma_k.e lhe street merchants or city officials. ~ asked. kettp-pr:ison~rs Cromreac.hing thr9ugh. (SeeSUMMIT,Pag:eA2> one-~~.Y o,r dead-end, to install more Both claim the other is "dragging ·Marriner said plans tor improve-
to the Ci ont !'!eat. . t " s\op Signs f!:nd to post the. street fe~t" on cleaning up Eiler Larsen ment include iron grillwork, balconies
' . .\mbula nce ~e rvic47 ~q _ ·agun.a ·-·""-__,. __ ----··LoC~ITtafficOnly." · Lane. and hanging nower pots along the
Beach_-and sur~ou_nd1ng -areutS ts-A.lso ~o b.e1dis·cussed are suggestions backs of the slores. ~~om 1ng· a ~~ht· issuf'. wi.th m •• ny ·Show Set Thursday by the city stiff1thit a meandering "We're really going to make it look e1t1z~ns and c1~·Jc organ1z.at1o~s sup· . . w·alkway;.be added. on one side of the. J"Fj F"r
' porting fo1·mat1on of a CllY fire_ de-Students at Capis trano School will street and thpt tliere be additional on-"!' e st ve rman y . <See TRASH, Page A2) partm~nt·op~rat~d epiei:gency ant· give a musical ChristmJs program at .t?t'reet'parking.
buh10ce ser\·1ce. 7 p.m. Thursday in the 'auditorium Of • Com.m·ission~rs said they will ask T • G ;rl
San Juan School ·in San Juan .· city staff ti> incorporate some of the . ·rying ., .·Claus R ips Off
" Cat)istrano. ...,.-.,See P LANNERS, Page A2) · . ,, ' N1·guel School BERLIN <U-P·I)' -A girl who ,J ~ · . .• became the center of an is-month dis· p 1··zza Eatery , ' 'S . Wh. ' t . c· pute betw een the two Germanies went . . Jans ,2 . lio~·;'CUS ·B a . ·u-:ve on trial in West Germany today for ... . . ,... ·~ a ·.1 • the murder or her father, committed In. 'Clemen.t e in East Germany .
L .. l t o· d. . G. l .Jngrid Brueckmann, 18, ned·~o the .i.. Crown Vall~y Scbooi~ in Laguna .
Niguel ~·ill ha\•e two Chfistmas. pro·
irilmS this \\'ear, including i pt09uc·'
" lion 0£ "The Litt)est Angel."
ltt B ~ague · pene tO tr S west and told police·she ·had beaten Ayo ung"manwho gavehis name on·
her father to death with a hammer Jy as Claus phoue.d_in an order for
because· he had beaten and sexually pizza to a San Clem('nte business late 11 -.•·A· progra m.ot Christm~s music will-' 1>e perform.ed~Wednesday al7:.30 p.m.
the school auditorium.'< "
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Senate-division that girls have equal rights to
today-gave girl's the Cinal Signal that play Little League baseball as bo~s .
from now. on they. can play ·Little That' decision was one of 22 class· ~tahg11e_bas@.ball Q.!1 an egual rooting act~n suits .filed across the~i;:ountry on
mistreated hl!r. Sunday and proved thal not everyone
East German authorities demanded with the name is that generou~.
• '"'The LittleSt Ang(l." directed by
.Car..91e ~aw~·er, will tie-peJ(ormed at
),:30p.m. Thursda~·· / w1 ·boys. ~half qf would· be girl ball p~ayers.
Oft a voice vote and With loo debate, 'I;'he legal action grew out of·pfotesls
'-1iss Bru~ckmann ~· returned to _ Employes of Shakey's Pi zz;,t at 416
them for trial. But; after 18 months or Avenida Pico phoned poli ce Sunday
legal "'rangllng that iftcluded a afterClaus lent.tiepremi ses. chan~e in West German legislation, \Vorkcrs said that after hearing the
the girt was allowed to stay in the wesi name with the phone order, they
. but forced lo stand ·trial for the figured it was a hoax until Claus
' . r ' . it sent lo President. ~ord a bill that -e&_pecially vigorous the past two ~r.;;-~;:i· ;,;;:~~li~ij=j=:;~ strO<es a.ny me.ntio.n of sex from tl1e sumq\ers -t~at Little League of· 'l;A.R 1f: .. Jr(ELL~·-· ~!!tie League!s . ofrieial federal £icl-als were unfairly banning girls
• .. . ' .. chai;.,ter ~ . ~ from the league. murder. showed up to demand his pi.zza.
The bill sttikes out the word "boy" The Little League eventually asked J>OE-S..f:1 .. J '11-• ..---~-!....•aoh tim .... it-appears-:in..tbe...1069-Congreso-to-11mentl its ~harter-to ·Sch .. · ool Plams-
eharter a.nd replaces 1t with the words perm1t it to admit girls. .• ---
/rite response was really great. ••young peop.te." The report n.;ted that hearings on · "' .... l llold m,· ca1· on the tirst call." th e. And rrom a sentence that states that y } p •t1·,r1·ea ad·•·er11··,-er 1=m Corona·del h I .. I t~ bill established Uiat "Congi:ess U e roo-rams " 1v t ~ ~~r.~ses o wee eague are to in· will not tolerate separate but equal '" e a. ~arsaid . '" ~· still cttizenshlp,.spo~manship and' treatment of girls in the Little · · • . .....,Jter:e is the Daily Pilot ad which manhood," the bill strikes the word Leb.a:ue; OleHansonSchool1n.SanClemcnte, con\·ert~a fi ii car to cash : · ~ ··manhood... ---~ -~ • . · will display Christmas spirit We<lnes·
'62 MONZA . runs well. H o w e y e r , t h e w 0 r d They mus~u..on.JJ\.e SJ~.,!eatns-~ .• iUuJ.Tb.v.rs4Px., • , ,
Needs bod~· work. $150. "Aportsmanshlp~· .was left untouched. as boys and On•n. .. ~u.al-~1 .WRht.. At.1 l :3o· p .. m. We<lfiesdaj.-, ~s1Udents
.. .Jil "X!(·X•Xx. • .. The cha~ges·ma~ will be sutficicn!' 1.ht!m,_the re~..na1riU1~ed. ·U i \will ?r~se~t ll musical pi'ogcam in the
The employes went to. "-'Ork, but
when th e customer was ready to take
the pizzas, he simply grabbed, them
and fled through thCdoor.
f'le le~ without paying the tab o(
aboul$12. · •
·And, the workers said, he fled not io a
sleigh, bltt in a high-powered black van.
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r&t2·'678. Put a rew )11Qrd1 JC> wprk rot l.ea'gue'lelnfltfthCnaUon: •·• ""' -· .. · 1839 ·es ~inrt.er baseball ptOAr m • Tfien a.bout noon on Thunttay they •· Tbe Oana_ltilts Hig h School
):OU • ~ • The congressional 11ctioa tolJows a for younil bbysi wlll sing · Christmaa1, t ardls in the Madrigal, a cappclla and g1 rls' chorus--
.. 1~ lht Dally Pilot. decision last March by the· New It r ecei vcd 'Its altarttr rrom qunaranglc. ·Both i¥fil'lbl are open to wUI present a Christmas-concert at a
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Laguna Beach schOOls; Ii-Vis · at 3034
Dern Dri\•e in Top of the World .. He
moved to the area 11 years ago.
Lemon, an attorney with Rutan and
Tucker', said one of his goals...will.be to·
implement specf.:1.I programs which.
rould·be·rundedtbrougtrreoera1·.state
or privci.te grants. outsicle. the' disi
trict's reg ul ar budget, wh'ich i!'
restricted by state law.
"I'm concerned that the school dis·
trfct is reall y drifting at this time ;---: •
I've been very proud of Jhe· Laguna
Beach schools-.and l'm afraid in these i~dtiomic ·times . we :stand··a-great
·chance or losing the quality we've
had." he said .
Lemon, who tfves at 609 'Sleepy
Hollow Lane. has lived in"J:.a·guna
Beach se.ven Years and haS' two
chil'dren in loc9l schools. '
o ra11J,fe Coa .. t
Wealher
Fair through TuesdaY along·
the Orange Coast with some
gusty northeasterly winds.
Slightly warmer with bighS. or
75 at the beaches and 80 inlaild. Lo~'S tonight so to ss. · ._..
I NSIDE T ODA. V
Former New York Rep. Allard K.
Lowens!ein ~ attacked the lheory
tlmt Sirhan Sirhan acted alori~ in !he
murdi?r of Sen .. RDbert Kennedy:
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lf J\1cDnnncll ·Oouglas Corporation
call& a lotkout at its Southe1'1\
C•lfornla plants, neqrly 1,000 union
workers would be affected at the
lirm 's lluntington Beach aerospace
hc.adquu rtcr111. · ·
'rhe r.arent rlrm 111 embroiled in con·
tracl d1spttes with two union!, the
United Au tifWorkers (UAWI and th'e ~
lnternut1tn•I Al1oci1ttlon of
AJ.~r~iriists 11Ar.1 1.
Contract offers have tM:cn rejected
hy both uni.Dos. :ind their workers now
au oo·tbt JOb without 1 new contract
in force. The threat oJ Ii lockout has
betlo ~er.med a ··serious posiibility"
by a compan)' spokeiman contacted
t.odt)' .'I
It cbuld arrect 10,000 union workers \h~.uihou,t Southern C1tlifornia.
A spokesman for the lluntinglon
Be.•ch pl a qt said that less than 1,000 of
the plant's 5',000 workers are mem·
~rs of the !AM and none ~J,,ng to the
t:AW. •r
, The .:iPOkesman said such a locknut
v:ould-noAl.(rect the llunttni:ton Beach
pla.nt'L4,00Q.other v.1orkers. ·
F'or the moment. there I! no lockout
and 'nO labor trouble iii lluntington
Beach.
" But tbe two unions. speaking for
member's· bl all or the firm's Sou1hern
Calircirnia 11lants. said !\1cDonnell·
. DOOgla-s is offering pay rai ses
amounting to about 50 cenls an hour
lower than other aerQ1Qace firms.
irlcluding Lockheed, Boein& and
Ri>ckWell.
Pair' Accused
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W8t1rg1t1 Trill'• M1rdl1n
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Hunt\n,gton Beath policf today ron· J'
1 t1nued their search for clue~ on how ·
the nude body or a Weatrillnstet youth
~ -~rob1tbly the victim of druA: over·
dose -w;is abandoned~ below the
Bolsa Chica Bluffs B'riday.
lnv('stigators believe the body or
Darrell G, Templeton, 18. 13821 Milan
St., \Vas dra11ei:t from a vehicle on
l'.1eiric Coast Hiahway and dragged
or tossed down to the beach.
Police over the weekt'nd questioned
th ose .M•ho the y believe saw
Templeton last.
"We 're backtrackina him.'' Sil.
ft1onty a.1 c Kennon._ in chara:e or the in·
vestigation !or fluntinfton Beach
police. said.
An autopsy by Oran1e County
Coroner's deputic11 indicated that
·rempleton, died 'About 1 midniaht
Thursday~ Surfers on Bolsu Chica
State Beach found lhe body about 10
li .m. Friday.
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·Quit Jo~'
-Mardian
Orange County Coroner 's in·
\"estigator Richard Slaughter today
cle.ared UQ conflicting reports on the
autop°Sy resulls.. ----
The <1utop11y was not conclusive.
··But it look ... consistent wilh ~rug
o\'erdose, ·· he said. Patholoil11t1
found "granular ma(eriat;"~uell as
pills might leave; in the vielim 's
.slomach, Slaughter said .
Gradin~ eqY.ipment goes thrOugh initial clearing open s pace near ~all o_r Ali~o Canyon. Reco ~nd ·
process <{J-28 .. uniLcondominiuin-proj~t~in-SQulh-.par.row-;Cor..~rat1ons,are;.J01nt-deyelo~rs ~f,~
Lag un a .~t top of Ocean Vista Drive~ Tra~t was Ject which will have units starting tn ·price at·
· approvett more than a year ago and one condl· $80,00lh :.
tlon lmpQsed ':"as that six acres~ dedicated for ·
\\'ASl11NGTON !UPI) -Robert C .
M1t rdian . tesftified today he did not
take pirt In the Watergate cover-up
and waa so "deaolated" when he
learned of it that he tried to re1 ia:n Im·
mediately from President Nixon'• re·
electlon campaian. ·
·roxicology tests to confirm the
overdose theory and ic_\entify the dru~
may take three lo rive. weeks, he
added.
Pr'evlous reports of the autopsy re·
suits suggested that the dtath may not
have been ea used by dru( overdose.
Sgt. McKennon said that reports of
Rites Pending
For Realtor . ~ . .
L :, ·K. Reynolds
" Mardlan. a sometime San Clemente a Iona arrest record on the victim, as
resident who Is the fourth or the five cited in weekend police r~ports, also Funer~ arran@'ments are ~till
ClM'endants to testify In· his own de· are untrue. pendtn·1 r La~nc~ ,K . Reynolds.
fe"nse al the cover·up trial. said that at _ "The youth definitely does not have promlne t Laa:un~ Boach realtor and
t"he time it was his ''firm conviction'' a Ion& police record,'' .he ••ld. civic l~adcr. · '
the CIA wa1 Involved in the • · Arran1ement1.. a re ··being ma<le
Watergate bu1affij and rejected. a throu,i:h Pactflc View Mortuary in
it.· ~ " Mr. Reynolds, a1felidf:nt or Laguna
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likf! a fancy tittle lane,''.he s~d.
But, even the •implest~miied im-
provements in the lane have taken.
yepr1 and .most· are still undone
bec1use of wrangling among
merchants, city hall and county of·
ficials. . ' , Marriner said that f9r 10 Y•pr•. the
shop owner• have been tryln1 .to do
soCnething ·about getting trash cans
moved away from the rears of the
Hanson Widow
Finally Weds-
Ex-Viet ·POW
Former El Toro resident Carole
Lynn Hanson, whose son Todd, 8,
nerer knev.· his real father': has mar-
ried a rorm~l'prisoner of war.
)lrs. Hanson, who bt'came ~trs.
sugg:Cstion Nixon himself authorized .Pol;ce ~uspend · Newport Beach: ,1 -
~A nSherman and a jeweler were-b:e· But he also said that a few days -.. . . Beach tor lB years1 died Prlday•of a
in& hel4 today following their arre~t arter the-break·l n at Democratic Opera •or,· ")'ho .mas1lve corQnar)'~tifter being Ill for
stores. ·
J11;me.s Martin Hi"cker1on S11turday fn
. Or4rig~ P'ark, Fla., said ~r. ~Todd,
··He's so thrilled afha\'ing a father."
It "·as a· Pres.byterjan Church wed·
ding. ·
Now a pending pr,oposal.would com. .J\tarlne ?.1aj. Steven T. Hanson, Jn ••nne'ction with a knlfe""'lnt rob· ""' ,., , I! h •· t t &. ,,.. 1 several weeks. He"\•• 67. i" "'" •1$1.i."-.Q.UJf ers, e ucgan 9 auape~ -;c--~-. M•, Reynold• w .. , a member of-the bery or· a Newport mbn in Laguna th t " g o e at1'n• out or t•e ~ • · · -· "1"l
• bine all tr11h <iollecUon into three Todd's father,waa declared dead Oct.
·1teel bins to be located under. the 7. He had been shot down-0ver Lao& on a 8 roup P r • 11 • f Orange County Grand Jury in-19~2
Beach.Seturday, Whi.te House" may have bee" Hearll -s .hooting-. and had served on the board of SQuth Arii;s\tC. were Ylilllam E. Mayo, 19· responsible. Coast Community Hospitar tor three a ""tiil\errTran from Sari Diego, and
. library In an enclosed area. Jut~:·n1e°!·7 ~trs. Hicke;son w3', until
Marriner 1ald he felt the P;!·, was 1!!71 chairman of.the board of the Na· Kenneth A. Whitman, 19, a Jelf· ?t1ardian, a former assistant at· , DETROIT !UPI > -Police Chii!f years. . -
employecljeweler from Eugene, Ore. torney 1eneral, was a political Philip G. TaMian ha• ordered •~Cull .. He w•• president or the board or Stiltable to all lh,e merchanta, , ad-t ional Leagu e of Famil ie1 or
milted lhllt coi ta· could be a ctor If . American Prisoners and l.1issinr in Both meif w~.r§...Peld on $25,000 bail coordinator for th~ Nixon re·electlon review . of the "Police e mergenO¥ d1re.ctors or t.he ~merald Bay Com-
each.. · campaign a.t the ume of the J.une 17, telephone aystem and auspended for munlty Assoc\at\on. He al!J! served,on they are Increased sicnlfictntly over Southeast Asla. The oraanlzatlon
the present Sl2 a month rate. wprked1 for the releaie pf American They ~ere arrested by Newport . 1972. Watergate arrests and Im· one·weekanoperatorwhollstenedfor the boar~1 of the Lqun11 11-fo~lto,n ~ac1' Police In Corona de! ?liar after mediately .assum.e~ legal duties for . several m lnutes whlle an elderly . CoQ1o:iun1ty P,layhouse a~d of the Some merchant.:5, however. have war prisqners. . ~
crunplalned t hat the new loc ation She ,aid, "I qt J im at a pro•ram ··a "enerat' broadcast was put out by the campa1a:n ar1s1n1 from the Incl· Detroit cbuple were' iunned down In Laeuna Beach Art Association. , , ··t;:ae,U~a otflcers reporting the rob· dent. their home " • ,. For many year1 he altq 1erve4'4s . means they-~ill have to.walk too far to ror prisoners -0£ v.•ar in Dallas. Thal
put out the trash. . was in 1972." It was the same year ~JY"I... ~. He told of learning the full '1tory-of 'l'he dead woman, Lee Ledbetter, v91uneey fire . chief of the ~me aid .. Thf vl~tlm . CoJandus P.loore, 22,_of the background of the-bucalna from 66, had called the-emercency number Bay Fire Depa~tment. ..
He said the merchants will propose that she met a former cre"fmemberor
i,IOS;Qr:ean Front, Newport Be.a.ch, ~e· G. Gordon Liddy. th~ counsel to· the -Sill ...-Dec. 6...Lo..rePott she.and her.. Mr. Reyno!~ J~V!td a~ ?&11 Coa~t
P.Qrted he suffered a small knife finance arm of the campaign, just husband lound the family <)01 shot to "1tijhway. He is 1urvl~ed by hl1.~Jt1,
,wqu;,dfq h,lsthroatandlhelossof$120 rourdayslater. death . Her ·husband, Clifton, 58, ~urlel, ~f La&un~ ·Beach, ~n.d
that the city inst all additional street her hu1band who siiitWhe major did
trees in front of the •tores,. but ·are not sur-vive. --r-1• ~
balking at 1natalllne new sidewalk& Cmdr. Hickerson WIJS shot.down in
which could cost $500 for each store. Decemb·er, 1967, and Was hCld by· the cash. . meanwhile. went looking throt!iih daughters Lynn Carlin ~nd Patr1c1a
·Moore .told officl!rs he had been ."lflsexactwordsl'Cloi:r-~'trecall,but their h oUse Which had been .~till,1?0tho(LoaAn1eles. -~ He said the merchant.I are con-North Vietnitme11)n Hanoi unW 19(2.
cemed aboUt the look.5 of their Part of ···1 feel that I'm a· lucky girl to have hitehhlking from Newport to Laguna h1s words were clear~y meant to Imp· ransacked . 11 • •
befwe the robbery took place. ly to me that the P~eside_nt.~fthe U~lt· The civilian oper ator as.ked l\frs. •' Forest Avenue, especially when com· met two-ffne>wonderrut men in my
Moore •aid he accepted a rid• (.rom ed_ States . authorize~ ~t. l\tard1an "Ledbetter the addr(!.SS",-repe 1Jted It Hawa' 1·1· v. o· lc:_l;lllO 't°"·tmenlnan~ldpaneltruck . said. back to her and listened whlle ·th~
'· ~He· told Laguna ofncers when the· •·Did you belive him?" asked 1t1ar· \\"O!_llan told .her she "'ould le~ve !he .
pletipn of the $2.5 million Lumber ..... lif&;!.~s bftde·Said. •... ~
Yard shoppln& center a block aWaY .... f After a.Caribbean erui11e, the-eouple
means additJonal com~itlon. will live, •n Or~ge Park. Hick~rson
will assume coromand of a .Navy ai-~truck re~~hed CenterSlreetand South (Jian's attorney, Thomas c. Green. front, porch hght on to help police rind R . R .
C_oast fllghway In LB&llna Beach, the ·'No," Mardian replied. adding that • the home. enews-: oar ·-Jewels . Taken .I driver. pulled to the i::llrb and he was from past experience he suspecled . The operator then asked /ol' the .
t aclc squa dron ..at Cecil field 1n .
. Jacksonvllle1 •.
sei.zed1by the rl'_lCn, one of "''horn put a that if anyone at the White Hou1e ' , c·r?Sll streets and_ a tape .or ttt,e s!~ VO bCANO. 1-lawaii !AP> -Th"i
knife t~. hls throat and demanded all "'ere behind the break-in, it might ~1nute conversation at this point 1n-1·3,677-roOt rwt auna Loa volcano.,.in .....
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Bur~.S!l R~und,up
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Moore s cash. have been presidential aide Charles d1eated several lou.d cra~~s. The Ha\\"ali Is keeping scientists In sus: ->••t Capo ffpme Moore \\'as then released. w. Colson. ' · operator later told author1t1es she pense . A moderate earlhquakc Sun· :a HAiNGOON, BUrma <AP J -Arm'y
---·--;-Wliat was -ymrrstatc-u(-urind at thougftW;t-wes-tbe-iound...oL.1111tone-.uay-top~-tt.,..ffiiewe<k-r--emb\tn,.,..~~:-:-:-~-:-:---::---=~:-------<rueks-ltlftd-wilb-clvHian't gual'tltd
• "" this time?·' aske'd Green. han1mer1ng. . . lt's not known ir the volcano. is pre-A dtamond ring and several loose armed troops .rumbled through Jhe Br;,,./ B k "'I ha\'e pre\·iously described it as a Tannian refused to identify t~e parins: ~o end its more th_an 24 Years or !)iamonds joi.ntly valued at $2,500 streets of Rangoon today as a roundup : ~.~./, .Tea . crisis of conscience," Mardian operalor, who was susp;ended by hi s .1nact1v1ty and erupt, said Dr. Donald \\'ere stolen dGring the weekend by of-dissidents cOntlnued in-the
replied. "I was desolated." ,order Sat urday. . . Peterson. scientist in charge of the burglars whose method of entry into a Burmese caflital. .:.c~·B • ff ;m $51 He said tha\ after thrt!e-attem-pts to "She probably feels ter.r1.ble about 1l U.S. ·ce~l.ogical Survey',s Haw_aiia·n Capistrano Be11ch home has not yeot ·
" " resign, ~lardian succeeded in July. anywa~ and any sprea~1ng of her \lolcano Observatory. been d~termlned, Orange County Students to Sing
1972 in pe rs uudin 11 campaign narr;ie 1n the .ne~·s me~1a wouldn'l · Sunday'!i earthqu~ke, which re· Sheriff'sdeputiessaicJ.
A h'amburier s(and operator's brief
visit ld'the restroom cost him SSt in
;cas"' daring the weekend "'hen an in·
truder helped hlm!elf to the cash at a
,Dan• Point bu~incss, Orange ·County
,Shettff 's t1eputie!I said.
i. De_puti es said the theft was reported
uy ~ra.pelos Vardnkostus of A's
Burgers. _34344 ~uth Coast llii;:h,way,
J>ana 1'01111. \\11 tncsses told offi cers
t har 'a man believed tQ be !he thief
flrovc off ;;t hjgh ~peed in a sliver· ~!·ay lale·mO<k·l Ca dillac. . 1
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DAILY PILOT
Robert N . Weed
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Jacll R. Curley
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Thomas Keevil
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Thomas A. MurPh!nt AA.I""''"' f l•lor
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Charles H. Loo'i Richard P. Nall
Uguit1 Be1cft Office
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manager John N. l\litchell to assign ac~1eve .anything! -ne said. . glstered 4.S on the Richter scale an~ Deputies said the 'ems were taken A Christm·aS progtam of sonp and
him to non·\\'alergatedutles. ·tr this were to happen again, the "'as fell 111 S('Veral parts of 11awa11 from the.J:iedroom at the h.ome or~ chqral~·readings will be presented at
J\tardian said th at after he· talked. ... ,pOssible penalty v.1ould be.dismissal." i&htnd, was centered on the west side Terry Louise Godfrey, 33, or 27021 · 10 a . m . ·Ftiday by 1tudent1 at
with Liddy and .Jl'b Stuart !\lag ruder. . TwO ·s us pects were in poli cc or J\1auna Loa·~ summit caldera, an Calle Real, Capistrano Beach, while Palisades School in Capistrano
Nixon re-eleclion officials, he be&an custody. obsorvatory s1>0kesman said. th~_ victim was away vlsillng friends', ~eacn--:· _.
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operati ve s were invo~ved In f'ront Pano Al
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J\1ardian also said he spoke 'ilh
i\la ~fuder and Llddy in the days im·
1nedialcly folJO\\·ing. th e break-in ut
Democratic headquarters at the
\\'atcrc;atc. During those discussions,
:\lardian l~s liritd. he !t•arned about
the operations of the \Vhil e !louse
"Plumbe rs" formed by President
NlxOIJ to plu g nq,tlonal secul'ity leaks.
Yule Presents
Taken in Capo
\\!ra pped Christmas presents. a
television set, a gun and a calculator
\,·ere stolen tluring the wcekrnd by
thic,·es v•h o smashed the doorknob to
gain entry to a Capi11trano Beach
hornet
Deputies said burglars broke. into
the home or constructlol) worker
David Ax eney, 47, of 26694 Calle
Juanita, white the . family "'as on·
vacation. The loss W&$ e·atimaled at
$810. \ ~.
'Las Posadas'
Play Planned
The story or how Christmas Is
celebrated in ~lexiro will be told In
··Las Posadss." a Chrli1tmas show
performed and su n)! by 1tuden11 in the
Englis h :is a Second Lan ti uage cla111
at San Ju;in Srhool in San Juan
C..ip1strann
The li tudt•nts will ~rrorm the 20·
m1rrul(' pltt~ lhree t ime~ in a row,
be&inn1n a •l ~:20 a.m. F'riday (or
other St l!,.de nta and P.t1rent1.
The proQram will be presenlt!d In
Spanish l'-'1lh EntJli•h narration .
PLANNEl\S • •
suggestions in a proP?saJ to be pre· ..
e~nted at a, public hearing Jan. 14.
1'he 1>lans. if approved, will not be
imple mented immediately, said
\V ayne ~1 ondy, planning Uirector.
I ni;tcad. they w,ill serve a s
guldelines (or property owners. wheo
thev redevelop their lots and are re-
quli-ed to improve the -adjacen! por·
lion of the street.
commissioners arc drawiog up the
planj to replace existing ones, adopt-
ed several years ago. These plan& call
for sign ificantly widening Glenneyre
Street ttnd are opposeQ by many resi·
dents "'ho "'ant to.preserve the area's
rural ch3racter.
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SUM •.•
Imme c} o Jni: release l)f
U1c. comn1uniquc, Ford).Qd Secretary
of Stale Jtenrj1 A. Kissint:~$eparted
for Washington .
Ki ssinge r told. reporters tha qever
berorc In ~·ranco·Americtan me'ef11ljS
ha s he seen Su.ch a spirit or
partnership. He sai~ the cooperation
"'ould be one of the •'really important
1iutcnrnes'' of the summit.
.. \Ve don 't think of each other as•an7
ta ~-o~i sts, but allies.·· he said.
Concordia Plans
Small World Show
"It's ti Small World" WUI be the
theme of a Christmas proa:ram at 7:30
p.m. ,Wednesday by pirimary a:r1di
students al Contordla_ School ln San
Cltmcntc. . •
Upper aradc studlil:nll wlll perform
at 7 :30 p.m. Thursday; Both events
\\•Ill be In the audi torium. ·
Your Money is. Now ·insured
to SI0.000 at Mariners. , -Now you're twice os safe at Ma·rinersl We're
y9ur "oldest" hometow_n savings ond loon. _
You can always count on us to provide y..ou
with up-to-dat11service and the highest
interest possible on insured savings.
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accounts t..·e now insured
to $40 ,000, and a la"1lly of
· -faur can have as much as
$560,000 -Fully Insured!
Save at Mariners.
5.~9 %
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6'1• % = 6.72%
6'1•% = 6.98%
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Compare Your Christmf¥·Time Off . BylYLVl~llClllTBB
With Chrllll!llli and New
YOr'• .Day lalllnl In 111idweek thls year, ptoduc·
Uvity in that period will
Dluh.a• LO 1n extraOrJtlqary exr~nt \n 04r .natiorf'1 fac ·
tor1es, ~(1011, banks,.
hospitals, etc. All busl·
nes1e1-wlth rare e!lcep·
lions, such as holpitals-' will elo1e for. thE actual
bolid•y1 on W~clf)".
Time-off wW b., ln 11harp
increase both before and
after the holidaY'--either
with the Qffitjal bleuing of
employer pei'sOnnel policies
or via the unofficial actions
of millions of'employes sud·
d e n 1-y I aid Io w by
mysterious attacks Of the
flu, unexpected deaths of
dtstilnt but beloved ln·laws,
whatever is 1974'1 auort·
ment or httiaginatlve ex ·
cuses tor absenteeism.
·uow WILL YO\JR
employer's time-off poli~ies
compare with those ot your
counterparts~
-You ,WiJI have the same
lights as m0&t of us If you
get Christmas and New
Year's Day as paid holidays
-and even· hospitals make
various special ai:range-
me~ts for worker~.
' -You ·will be in the ma -
jority ii ypu &et aome time
off on Tuesd,y, Christmas
Eve.: as well. Nearly nine
out of 10 planta 1urveyed b)'
Prenlice·Han·.,,;n ~lve bOlh
Money's
.Worth
l1 a different \tory jndff,d,
Alt~ouah Wednadly will
bl! • il•id holiday 1t all the
ccimpahie1 included ' In u:i.1
P-H survey, ·New Y11r'1·
Eve will be • IUll·dlY boll·
1 day al ont .. • lhrff out ot 10 of i.;.. __ _._, the plull while nearly ball
or the pl1nt1 will tie on a ,. •.
prod.uc tion .Jod. Orrice ,1Ut1rworkd~1ebldule.
employe1 some Umt off on Office em 'Y• wUI DOt
Cbristma1 E'Vt, '74. ~ f1r1 11 wt . 1Asl than 3
-Yours ts in the majority percent wlJl,doM for a full· or generous rac\or)I d1y1ndlpm01loffte«1(58,3
employers if you 1•t a full perc1qt>~mployt1w1llwork
day off for Chri1tml.A Eve. • fulJ 1d1)' on New Ye1r'1
Tuesday will be a full day Evt.f •
holiday ftr $7.1 percent or Wtiat &bout apeclal boll·
production emp,lPY'll' I\· day 1rrao1ementa? t
Plant• ( bU:\ ro~ 1ess lhanJ These Ifft particularly one·quar~o~ worker::j at algnttlcant th\1 year,
offices). , because if they are properly
-Yours is in the minority handled, •they actually~an
or generou~employers i!you increase productlvit al
get a halC·da)' oCf on Tues': ot~r Umy ol--the ·ye r-
day. About 16.9 perceni of and lhereby help orr~el the
lhe nation'& planµ, accorct··_loases th~se bqladai)'s
i,ng, to the 1Ul'W.):, wW..clole._~way~ enta!I w'1_~n_they ~
their production fl.CilitieS .In mldy.'eek and }empt
for a hair-day. Al offices, c.mp\oyesJO'make lhtir own '
11ilmost half will close for a llmt:o0!f deals. • .
half·day and l3.6 percent 1 t /
. will close elmid·aft.ernObn~ A.MONG, TJl,t: popular ar· ran1ement1:
-YOUR EMPLOYER, is A Texas ftrm will give
1 snodern "Scrooce" If vou employe1 'the day off on
must work a full' day· on Monday, <Dec. 23 throu1h
Tuesday . Only atioutone in u~e or a .noaUng hol.iday,
10 plants expects·to be open Since Chrl!tlmlfs Eve 1s re·
ror a full day On Christmas 'ularty a ·paid holiday at
... E"Ve while only abt>ut I per.· .thl1 company, employes ·
CtDt 'of OffiCt,fitml plan to ~ill hll-Ve I ftve·,~y Whl~er
remain o~n a'full day on mtnt-v,catlon that 1n-
.Chrl1tml1·Evt., ch~•• the weeken~ beiore
New Ye1r'J<IE•e thou1h Chr11tm1s.
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J;>ay until lhe following
Monday and pay its
emp}oyea for Dec." i6 and i7 as ·weU IS for CfirUtrila.s
Day itself. Thp.l'& anot.htr
five ·day ·:mlni~vacation••:
NEW VICE PRE~IDEHT
·Wifrren--ft: Fix ' ·~
-IRVINE TREASURER·
Rlc~1rd M .. Goiter
2 Iniine Co~pany
Off i-cers . Promoted
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·A Penns)'lvaliia manufac·
:turer will close at noon on
Christmas, Eve and reopen
on Jjil). 2. 'To fill In the gapi>
so that ·employeS have an
uninterrupled1 holiday '.I Dec . -w· fl"d 21 are eou~a a:.
vacation dt~.-ruxt Dec .. ::0
and 31 are noating holida}'s.
r::mployet -Wllo have no'
more daya dlJI )nay take the
time oft with~tpay.
T~9 lrvipe Company Of· directors meetina: this
1;1---"-'llci·.i.-!have been given-new--week • ·
<--di.ities and titles as a result
of ~e company~bo:ard of
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' For Air.west
War'ren D. Fix hAa been
made a c;oinpa ny vicepresl·
dent in addition to his title
of controller.
Richard M . Geiler ,
f<1tiii'erly direcror of finan·
cial planning, was ·made the
corrµ>any's treasure~
·Fi~ l•l'esponsible for roo-
porate accounting, fin~n·
cial reporting, budgeti11g,
tax" and data proceulng.
Hughes Alr1"eat "an·
nounced its systemwide
passenger trafOc durin1 the
first 11 months of this year
made 1harp 1ain1 over lhe
similar.period in 1973.
Miles flown by fare pay· Geilti:. is c~areed with re·
in1 pasJen1er1 jumped 15.3 commlnding policies and
per.cent' to J,317,065,200 programs to secure Onanc··
from t ,l.42,656 ,700 . ing for the corporation's
Passenger density fthe land devel6pml!nl pro·
3Verage-number of 1ram1, profitable use of
passencera Oyirlli: per mil\l _. corporate funds and Mak -
rose 15.4 percent l0'"47.Z Ing sure the company has
from 40.9. enough Insurance.
University Survey
Still.Hope for June's
.Grads l~!<:>·'b Mar~et
C Jt I CA G 0 f U PI ) -shBrp decline." are In 1reale1t demand and
Colle1e1tqden~ graduating Furthe.ftnore, Endicott will command the hlchest
neJtt June/may find-the 1975 said, 82 per(e(\t expected to salaries: all ealarie1 for~
job market tight, but ac-1make no 111n1r1cant cut· June cradu•tes wl11 In·
tually opp0rtunlties \\'Ill be backs between '1Jow and creaae between 4 percent
better than they were in June. and 7 percent; demand tor
t97o and 1971 , a College re-SINCE THE SURVEY women college graduates
searcher s31d last week. w1 1 conducted in Nov· was leveling off ind the
Franks Endl·cott,rellf'ed ember Endlcoll sup .. same probably appllll' ... for
director of placement at plement~ his findin&I with ,minority &radualel, and the
Nor.th western University, a.j:>oll a mong 111 firms Wed· demand for 1raduatk with
said, "there has not .. Yet n~sday The secon4 poll )1.11ter'1 Derreea detllned
been 'Ii shar.P. cu\back in came up with the aame re· ll!ghtly.
job opportun1t1e1i suits, he said.
Endl~oll surveyed 1.60 "It appears that the ma·
companies about their h1r·. Jor 1job) cut~ (for college
ina plan• for eolleae 1enlor1 1r1duat'e1) ha"Ve •lrea\T)'
and made 1imll11r 1urvey1 bun announced." he 1ald. •
for the l11t 29-yeara Endicott 1fjd ttie job out-•
Geologists
Have ·Johs: ' . . "IT 11 'CLEA.abY .not 1 look for collese 1eniort wu
neaalJve, one.-slded report worae during 1970 and 1911.1 •
on the opportunities for Col · Even durin& those years, STAN FORD CU Pl ) ~
Jegt araduates ," Endicott he said. aenlora deltrmlncd College 1raduate1 with
siid Ha said he expected 1 to find jobt did . However, degree1 tn earth sciences
mutHbleakeroutlook he said many 1tudenll will are not ractna the nation's
About , ont third of tht1 not rind Ideal employment. unemploymtnt rrunch, ac·
nrm11 polled expitcted to re. "There 1$ relatively little cording tp jo~xperts at
duct' thc\r qu~ta1 lor hiring unempJo)'ment amon1 re· Slanrord Unl"Veralty . -
tolleae ltnlot·i, but ht said cent eolle1e 1radu1tes.-Sl1nrard ofllcial1 said 19
11mo11 an equal number of The rt"" ta urrderemp~or--c-o m pa n n s stiff '[7
comp•niea .tutve lncreued ment," he ••Jd. tetrvlteF1 to last month's
the quotas· they have !or ' ENDICOTT SAID the Sur· job (air at the university's m~ On balance. there lS no "Vey also rtivealed engineers earth science school. -,.
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':M N EAPOLIS, l\finn .. ·sa'n Diego, foa: a two-week
(AP) -:.'A youn g Min· rurlough after boot camp.
M&Otan reCri""d a herD's l ie was met a( ?tt inneapoli!·
weJ~e when he returned St . Paul Inte rnat ional hom~ ·(olJov.·ing a bic yc le Airport by a 100-piere band
r ide t o California that fro m Spring L•ke Park netl~•lM>~t $JO 000 r.or the High Scliool, Atty. Gen. Am¢ca1rCanc~1 Society. 'W arren Spann aus, Nav-l of.
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HOL\,YWOOD · (UPl f'-Taryn Power, il-:rear:&d
dau1hter or Tyro~ ·Power, has no ·memori~ ol )er'
father but iavidly w'atches bis old inovies attem;tiar to
find clues1lo his personality.and character.
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sea man frQ.m Spring Lake the American Cancer Socie-
P ark, pedaled from l\1in· ty, his parents a nd friends
neapoU CA-Los Angeles en and relatives.
Taryn, who was 5 when her father died, bas moved to
Hollywood from Rome to establish a film career.
She ls an exceedingly beautiful &irl with the . · aretn·
gold cat eye1 other mother (Linda Christian) ·but the
turned-up nose of Power and his ao!t, pleasing manner.
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· "I'VE ONLY seen 10 of his movies,•• Taryn aatd the
other day. "But I would like to see them all.''
route to• boot camp in IS When Bo,yer enlisted in
• ~eeks las,t sum mer. the Na\•y, he told officials
Boyer · fl~w home from ubout his desire to cYcle to
•\1 especially liked 'The .Luck of the Irish' and 'The ·
Razor's Edee.' I liked 'Jesse J ames,' too. But it wu ·
stran1e at the end watchirig bim shot in the back and dy-
ing, It was eerie." Own vOur o'"1 lf'Jeph~Df' l.Jtff..tt
· aad 1ave Si
(buslnn11~1ce ~
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also contacted the Cancer
LONELY
trustrated, problems?
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Society abotit fund r aising. I· ··Boyer left 1\1 inneapoHs on . .,;_ ___ _,g.w
his lO·speed bicycle June 11 · -•• l !'IT ....... and arrived in Los -:wGe. es ASPIRING A RESS 106 days tater . Taryn Power, 21 .
Wiailher
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Fine jewels .
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Taryn iS so caught up_ig studying her famollS father\
that she rarely follows the story line of ti.is films.
"I aee him as a person -my father -not u the
character he is playing," she said. "And l thint 'I've ·
learned thing a about the sort of man he wu, traits people
who knew him•haven't been able to communicate.
4'WHEN l'M not behaving as my mother would like me
~;she says, •You're jusl"like your father:.' After seeing
him on the sere~, that makes me proud."
Taryn bas appeared in a couple .of s econd-rate SOuth
Americap films and now has an 'opportunity to ahine in 0• HO.ME -
AUTO insuranc•
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AS AHHUAL
Sile11t bUr11&r
a~rm ·1y1lf'bd
(ron1 80~/day
Car lf'lepho.;e1
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"'The Count of-Monte Cristo" with Richard Chamberlain,
Trevor Howard, Louis Jourdan and Donald Pleasence. ·e-IHQU:STRIAL . TELEPHONE co.'.
The t;yo·hour NBC television special will be aired Jan. · ~COMMERCIAL OF CAUFORNiA '
-1o·befo.re.itts·released.-internation&lly in movie theaters. ,300 J Rrdhill 81\'d. t"
.. Unlike !JlanY anotllef second generation perfor111er, · •YACHT •• · BldF• VI.)07 .•
Taryn will not be gettinf breaks because producers knew ~ Cot. ta •teia, Ca. 92626 he~ a.child. 'she bas lived abroad almost all her life. ' 4
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reveres ~ac 1evement.s. , • ..,r-T111:n "'"""""" • ·
"La sl month I alleMl!d the 16th commemoraUOll of hls "'-6424500 • G46,J205 979.J_~34 .
death," she bid. "It was at the same ·ehurch and I~~~~~~~~'.!'.·~~·~·~~~~~~~~~====:::====~ cemetery where. the funeral took place. I couldn't go to 1
his funeral because his tMrd wife made it clear my mother and rn:r sister (Romina~and I would .not; be Ir----------!'""--.._.;.. ___ ._ _________ ,.
welcome there. · · · '. '
"I've never seen his third wife (Deborah Mlnardoltor
my half brother_ (Tyrone fower JJJ}'but J undefstaiicl
they are livin~ in Mexico." • -'
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BeautifjJJ, pert<y ·u~ntry .Fall" prints th~ you'll •
'love _woaririJI,. J1rf~, ]pr any ti"!" of the Y!!'· t' 98 M~me ~· tuiiillli'Gey._100%,cotton. ~ . ~ ,
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trimmed the tree: that trim summertime
shape is fading. By Christmas yOii'll gain
another.Jive or ten pounds. By New Year's, you'l~be sorry. , <-
Saf!ilhy·wait? Why not stay in·shape with
·steam. sauna, whir~pool and e>eei"cise. on
the latest body-shaping eqyf pment? The
_!lead-start makes it easy, 3nd our Holiday
·Offer makes it easie~sti ll: ,
Two metflber..ships t9rJhe pritJ!" of one~
That's right. If you join between Novem: .
ber 25th and December 22nd, you and your
r partner may purctlase one·year member-
ships for half th~_reQulartlrst·year member-
ship price ea'ch~R e'ula~Jndividuel member-
ships are al$O available at low cost, lower._ .
on__y.o.urJirSLYislt._(As.k..ab_out our 5 w!. pro-
gram. $20-20 vi~ils ror 2) Se&us today.The--
more you P.Ut i~ off, the more you, put it on. '
"The 1h•pe of tqmorrow a ta rt I tod1y;
l -··-'. -~~iiPfmitE~V.EL:VET-E ENS•---'-jl--·~ ~URJ~IN F~L DOUBLE.JCNITS
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all the glamour of liolida•{ festivities: A~iail --
f!Ylons/rayons & pofvesters. Many ~a61e. , . . . . -----36''./60" wide. -.
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Washable wool/acrvlic/ppfvester 5~"/56" wide. ='--I·
VASLUES TO $4.98 YARD 2vos .. $3 ,
TIE FAB~ICS · · . ~ . .
Terrific Christmas gift idea
for the man ·in ·youf. liie.
Choooa from many col011. . .
Acetate, 45"/50" wide.
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cool weather outfit. . ~
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'IJrbaD R~ar' Creeping llp on Valley ,
By FREOERICKSCllOEi\IEllL-.. urb~n roar".Df lhe vaJ\ey, wh.ile ndl Toro Ro11d : 5S·57.Sdecibels (da.yJ and
deafening. creeps close and often ex-·47.5-50 (night I.
ceeds maximum acceptable noise ...-Tindrock Drive and Go\l.'dy
The report. could have been entilled levels proposed by the fedcrnl En-Avenue I El Toro >: 67.5-70 ajld62.5·!i3..
''The Valley That Roared." \•ironmental Protection Agency. -Bridger Road al Landisvie"'
It \Vas about noise levels in Orange~T.hc agency has sugg<"Sted that an Avenue (El Toro l :_ 67.5 to '70 and
County, partlcularly ·the Saddleback outside-noise level exceeding 55 de· 62:5·65.
·Valle~', prepared for the Orange clbelslsannoyin~. ' ......._ -Overlake Ori\'C and Ca nada
Collnty P-lanning Commission by A\•erage noi se lt!\'Cls ror day and Road (El ToroJ : 47.~50 and 40·42.5.
Olson l,.aboratoricsor Anaheim . e,·ening hou rs in the Saddlcba<'k -Avery Park'''a.'· and La Quilla
Preliminary rindings, uccorffi'bg to \1all~y include: Place ('.\fi ssion Viejo): 50·52 .5 and
Ol so n tcch111c1an s. indicutc th e -San Diego Fre4,\·ay, east or El 52 .5-55.
!\loulton Park11 ay and R1d gl'
Houle Dri\"l' {El ·roro l · 52 :;.5:i .incl
50·52.5.
1iryan 1\l•nul.' near the AT&.· SF
Railroad trac, 1 El ·roro 1 · 52 5-.'.>5 and
5z:'S-5.l
El 'J'oro Road north ol thl· San
Di ego Frccv.•ay I El Toru). Si 5·60 and
:i:>·57.5. " -
'.\largul•r1 te Park 11"ay north of thr
San Di ego Free11·ay ! ~l1:.s1on \'ic-io l :
52 5-55 anti -17 5-.'"11~
The S;1tldleh:1ck 1 \" .1ill'' location!'>
11 ere among 25 silt':. !'>t'l(•t•tcd ror prt'-
li minar1 nu1:-t' :.tud1r:. :1s the Anahe1111
firn1 mO\·L·s into tht• f1nal su·ct<•h of
µl'l'Pttrin g the nOISC' clemt•nt of the
Ortinge County Gl•ni:•ral l'hin. Tcchn1 ·
ttans :-0011 11•ill h·· rnon1ton11~ noise ;1t
'.!Oil loc.it1on-. tu 11rl·p:i1''-' J nvi:o.l.' 1nap of
lh l' co unt ~.
Figur1•-. prt·~t'tl\t•d hv Olson sh(l11'cd
' both,\\ 1•ra)!.t' ,ind p1:<1 k :;ou11cl h•vels Jt
1t11• Sadd!C'b..1ck r:illl'~· ~1tt'"·
l't•J k ll'\'t'IS Ill .ill C JS(>~., \\el'l' f;tl'
;1bo1 t' lhl' 55 dt'c.1lk•I ll'l't•l pro1>0!-ed b.\'
1he El'.\. Olson tcchn1 c1ans s.tiiJ moi.1
or lhl• pt-.ik rl'a1 hn~:<i 11l'rt· caused b\"
J('l. lra1 n and trul'k nu1se.
Tht· n11i:-t' tll'lllCnl 1s due lo bt.• pl"t'-
st•nll·d t11 tht• comrn1 s:-1on \\ 1thin lht•
nl·xt re\1· n1011th:-. II 111ust be adopted
b\" tht' :.t att··set deadline or l\.(ll\" 30. ' .....
to ' • ' -" . . t. Sit . Out Saddlehack
\lolunteers· 'T . 'd rie .to .MAC -~t~g Up Qui·t Job'
4 Assist P els -Mardi'an
\YASHlNGTON <UPI) -RoberL C.
i\lardian tesCtified tdday he did not
take part in the Wate·riale cove r·up
and was so "desolqted" when he
leirned·or it that he tried to resign im .,
mediately from President Nixon·s rl'-
election campajgn.
B\' J1\N \VORTl1 61 tlll 0.11, 1'1191 Siii!
After setting up its own organiza·
lion Saturday, the new l\.lission Viejo
~lunicipal Advisor.v Council ~ J\1ACI
moved to.sreatea sttpporting commit-
tee structure and asked for volun teers
from-thf communit\'.
Fou •om mittees" Y.'ere set up: plan· ning, parks and rccrcalion. traffic and
transportalion ..
"Anyone \\'ishing to serve QR lhese
committees should cootact any of the
l\IAC members:· said Kuthlee.n Kel ·
l\.1a~dian , a sometime San Clemente
resident who is the fou rth of the five
erendants to testify in his own de·
fe eat the cover.up trial; said that at
the e it "'as his "firm conviction" ,..
the Y.'as invol ved in the"'
\V atergat bugging .and rejected a
suggestion 1·xon himsCJf authorized it. .
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On Present
Policies
-8'' Ji\N \VORTH dt.,. ~' ~i.1sw11:
Although it appeftrs , hi s. job j's
.... becomin g a political football in the
school bo.c1rd election, \Villiam Zogg.
s4perintendent of the Saddle.back
Valley Unified School district~ insists
he wi ll stay "completely out of ttil·
carbpaign.
The terms or ail five tM.is(e~ e~d
!\l arch 31. Zogg 's s.17,000·a·ycar ton-
tract expires June 30, and three CJf the
fi ve incumbents favor extending it .
lhrough June. 1978 before the election.
~ ~l ea ny.·hilc, three candidates for th e h----....,·;-electcd Sttlurday to head the panel.
. Tht=..;\l.;.\.C..o.Uice at 26129-D La Paz
Road. l\.lission Viejo, \\'iii !lot have a
phon'e for se,·eral \\:e.c.ks.:she safd:"" l\lrs~·Kelly, 3-1. 1911s e.lectt.ed QP.a 1·2
But he a!So .s that a rew days-
after the break-i at Dem__g_cr-atic
headquarfers. he be 0 suspect
that ··a .gro~alin out or the
W_bl te....)l-011se'' ·may liav, beEin
-'-f;;;;·;::o;;~ard hao;e bl!gun a petition drive to =: ~~o pre1'ent the coi\tract extension . "t« -Loa Y-0ung, Bill Kohler. and Prestqn
11o~·e11 Say the po(ential ne.w board
Jhould haVe---oi.._voice in the district's
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. vot e over John Noble as
··chairperson" or _the iroup. A "
tiPuse..;ire. l\lrs. Kelly "'as ttie top
vote-getter in the ·Nmember 4 elec-·
tiOn,from a~lateoC-32.c'andidate&~
First vice chairperson ·i!t-Ridl_Jltd-
U>1v cock; 6·1; a retired 9>.ast GUard
captain. \Vho pl11ced-Secontl ii\ the
Noyembcr..4 bal!Oting.
__.Seeo·i\(j \"ice chairperson is Cal
-Neve . 31, a shcrlfr's deputy, thii'd
place·winner. ,
At the urgi ng of councilwoman
Jeanne Ga'gn('bln , balloting for elec-
ti on of officers Saturday "'as done by
roll ·call \',Ole. •
Lowcock d~feated · l\lrs. ({agnebin
3·2 and Cal Ne,·e \1'on J.1 over l\'oble.
v.•hoabstained. .
Each ofrice.r 11•ill se1·\•c until April.
when Ure council 11•ill hold il!i first re-
gular organizational meeting, aCcord -
ing to_Jack Gui so. assistant lo
super\'isor Thomas Riley. Riley's of·
lice ls helping the ~!AC get started.
ln other busi ness Saturday, {tie
fllr\C : ,
-Set up a regu lar meeting dale ror
7 :30 p.n1 . th l' second ~·Jonday of each
month in the council tha1nbers.
i\lrs . Gagnebin objected, saying
\\fission \:iejo Lesidenls should be able
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·_:· • ll' <'8 I hi-r
· Fair · throilgh Tuesday' along
the Orange Co ast "'ith some
gusty north easterly winds.
SlighUy warmer with \llghs or
7S al the beaches and 80 inland.
l..o\1ts tonight 50 to 55.
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f'or;,ter Ni'W York Uep, A rd K.
Lowenstein hatr allacked · e lheory
that SlrhaPI Slrllon.actrd alone 1n the
murder of Sen.~ Rotftrt Kc1111edy.
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l\.Iardia,n, 1' former aS§isLanL!!;
tor hey geiteral .• w:as,.a-·poll ti cal
coordinator (or the Nixon re·election
campaign at the time or the June 17,
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-mediately' assumid legal duties ror
"Jam very graliful_that I have.not
.been atcacked personally or tha t the·
sehools havo-not been under fire, l
think-that ~ugg~sls we-'re. doing tho
job. ·•.zoggsaid. , ,
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Viejo Housewife Kelly
No Audience
·Participation
At MAC Meet
\\'hat ir tlu;>y had a l\lAC meeting
and nobody came?
The question "'as almost ans1vcred
Saturday.· "'hen the mt!mbers of the
new !\fission Viejo l\lunicipal Ad -
visory C.ouncil l l\.IAC~ had their first
regular meeting. ,. •
Tv;elve people sat in the abdience.
Of those, there wer.e three rcporl<;l'"S, a
l\.li!ision Viejo Company represen -
talive, a secretary ·from Supervisor
Thomas Riley's ·offic~. ;i rcpresen-
tati\'e from the Saddleback Area
Coordinating Cou nci l and a Lag:Una
Hjlls resident.
··It's distressing.·• Don Lasley, a
l\lission Viejo residetfi. complained to
the council. :·r ve been to lot~ of city
council meetingS:·ind r' don't think
I've ever .b~en to One "·here the coun-
ci l outnµtnbered lhe audience.·· •
Kal.h1 E!e n J\clly, 'ne\'' head of the ~t!;)C. said the small lurnout may
1·e bt>cn due to the nature or items
on the agenda. Which 11·ere mostly or·
ganizalional.
Cal Ne,·e. e le c te d second
vic~C'ha l rperson Saturday, said
.. ,\'fl!ekends just arc not g~. ·•
lie und rello\v members appealed lo
tile ne.,..·s papi:rs to publicize future
1neetings.
Two Take Out.
Ballot Paper.s
A retired school admini!ltrator and
a, coun.ly mental health programs
COOl"din:ttor qre the mo st. recent
persons-to take oul election paper'!! in
lhe Saddleb_ack Valley Unified School
District lrustet."8• race. ,.
Papers werr collcrtC'd by Elinor
Kemper. 51·0 Calle Cadiz, Laguna
flllls. a retlre_sl 1chOOl l!dmlnlstrator.
and C¥rolc Neustadt, 25601 Da. Salle
St .. Laauna 11ills. coordinator or
teveral Department or l\lentaJ l{ealth
Pr'Ograms . . · ·
PPP rs must b(! ·retun1ed to the A egi~trur or ~lental Health programs. •
JX>rstiri w11nt.s to run ror .ornce in the
!\I arch •·election. ·
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the campaign arising from the.inci-
dent. ,
-He told or 1earning the full story or
the background of the bugging from
G. Gordon Liddy. then counsel to the
rinanee arm of the campaign,' just
fourdaYs later. ~
"l-lis exact words 1 don't recall. but
his words "'.ere clearly meant lo imp-
~oting that the p<'tition backers are
candidates, he~3dded, t·ft looks like
1 this campaign is really under wa y. nut J"m go ing to stay completely out of
it. y,.·hich is my ethical and moral
responsibility."
l·lc said, .. J'he thing about this peli·
lion drive is that it pre-supposes
th ere·s go ing to be a ne\v board, and I
IY. to me that the Presideot or the Unit·
ed. States authorized it," ~1ataJ.\l.,!t ....
said. . .,. •
don't know that.· ,
··My job is to implement the policies
of a given tioard. If "'e·re not carryin g
out the policies of the present board ,
then we·re making a big nlistake. · '"Did you belive him ?'' asked Mar-
di.an '& attorney, Thoma!! C. Green.
.. No," l\lardfan replied, adding that
from past experience he suspecteH
that if anyone at the \Vhite ·HQ~§-~
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PRESIDENT ENJOYS EARLY MORNING DIP IN MARTINI QUE
French Gendarme Walks Pa'st Pool ai Trois !lets
.. I( lhat·s the case. we should either
. starrTmplemeilting the policies, or go
so meplace y.·herc we believe jn the
policies.
"But r am doing my be st to carry
out tile present board·s policies. You
can do that for a new board jusl as
11·cl\.'" ln~urarice Rate
Up for College
Fire and habHily.insuraoce rates Ford, French -Chi-ef-
will Climb $3,000 this year alSad-
dleback College.
-1\sked if he favored the idea· nf
~.\"alu;1tion v1hich the petition bacf.ers
~aid'~·aS <J major aim or their effort.
Zogg rCpli ed. '"l\""aturall.v, we :irt·
<11\1·avs :inxious for C\"alu~1tinn o(V.·hal.
\1·e·.,·C done. Constant evaluation is a
n1uch desired thing by th is ~opcru1·
The di.strict will pay $2,500 more lo-pl J ' o • 1 M · t offer liabiHly protection (or !his ·an or l .ee ' year·s 1,600 new students and $500 -
1.cnllenl"s office.'' . -.'
Some of the energy ror evaluation of
Zogg·s [ftrformancc has come from
Trustee Dennis Smith, who Opf"IOses more for SS million in addilional fire _
protection coverage.
The combined premium for the cOv-
erage is $17,136 '-up from last year's
$13,943. Insurance premiums are set
each NOve mber. .
Castiile Stude~ts
Will Go Carolii;tg
ChHdrC'n ·at Castille School in flf1s·
sion Viejo \\•ill bri.ng th ei r Chri stmas
progran1 lo the cominunity "·~en the~·
go caroling Thursday night. 1
The children 11•il\ sing throug11out
their attendance area from 6:30 p.m.
lo 8 p.m .. ihen returr. to school ror ho~
a2P.Je cider.
CAil. RVNS WELL,
S.OD<JES ~Q
' ''th!} re&})OtlSe '>''a5 really gre~t .
· · 1 sOld my car on.the first call,'' lh<'
s01ti~fied -adverliser from -Corona dcl
lla<~•l<t.' . ' Iler~ is i.he OailY Pilot ad ~·h1ch
.ronvertep·h1 :s car to c1sh :
'62~ 10N7.A. runs t.-e~1 .:...·
~eed s body y,·ork. SISO. \
x:<x-xx)(x . )
tr )'Oil 'have ·a ear to .tell. call
642·5611 . ."Put a ftw \\'Otds to work ror
you ...
In the Daily Pilot .
' .the contract exten.si__on_ and voted 8yllELENTllO~l1\S ,,. a coordinated oil pol ic.v sHould be l againsthiringZogginl972.
. . n1eelin_g i_n !'t'l a1:th h~t\\"Cl'n oil-·'There·s ccrtainlv no secret that
TR_OIS !LETS. i\larlln1que (U ~f ) -consumtnJ? 1nc~ustnal nat1on s. ihe_ l e~s ~I r. Snlith and whit \\'/l s the Good
President Ford and French Pre<;1dcnt 1lC'\'C'loped n<1t1ons and the 11or1d s 011 !-iC hools Committee <Smith '!ii ca m·
Va lery Gisc~rd d 'Estain~. rev.ersinn;~produc<'r:;. . .: . paign su pµortcrsl . 11·e re nppoied It> adecadeorf<ranro,Am_er1canr1v a lr~'· Thc'.\~:irch 'prcpar:.i1ory 111ccltnJ!, nly hiring.'' 7..ogg ~~id . •·But you"ll toda ~ en ded a threc·day summit l'Y s:11d, should he folln11·c.·1f '"IJ1· 1n-~havr 10 a!'.k then'! rr th :i t"!. behind
mceling y.•ith announcement of a un · tt'n. c t•onsultalions amonl?. ron-thi" ··
ificd aµproach to the Y.'.Orldv.ide 011 sun1'-'rcountr 1ei.··lnprcparcpnsit1on ~ ·
crisis. ,. ror a l;itcr \\'urld t11nfcr('n cc. ·rt11·
The leaders. in a joi nt rommuniqul', l "111fcd States has ·ht'cn-p11sh1ni:-fol' a
urged thal the ncxt stt'p in develop1n ,g uni tied polic"\ anion).! oil 1·on-.un1inl!
noittons in dcalin~ 111th tht' •111 1>rn
dU('('/"S, CSJll'Ctally the i\ra h-..
Ridge Route
Extension
Under Stu .. y
Extension of, Ridge Rouh.• Drh'l'
from ~loulton Purkway " to the S1111
Diego l"rcc11·ay in Laguna !~ills 1101\ 1i.
urider ist\Jdy by the Ot·angc 'Coun ty
llond De1lartm~nl~. • •
"Pl;u\n er:s llOW arf! trying to (1nd th e
rl~ht alignment of the propose(! road
bclween the Vtt-ll Ranch Rrser\·nrr
;ind th<' l.111una l·Jills Golf Course. a<'
rordiog to titurray lorm. J,1ss1stant
co unt y road cpmm1ssioncr. • ~le;1n\\•hilb, Orange Count.'' pltu1
nlng con1mlssi(>ncrt have givt•n' llP ·
pro\'ll l to a ruturc purchase of ri ght-or
1\·:ij ror 11 poi'r'°n oT the cx(tnston
Sto1·m !'-11 1<l a timetublc ror <'onsltuc ·
lioo or 1 hr cxtcni;lon ha s nnt tfcen
m:1dc
But SE.,U.dl-Arahiun ·otl~11·•nii.tl ...
\hme1l Zaki \';Hn;ini s;111J 111 .111 1n-
1t•rvic\\· puhli:-hi>d tod:iy that .11ll'ITI,pt-.
b,\" <.·011s u1ncr countri es In fort"l' 11011 n
.. 11_ p~ .... h.v rcducin).! ·consum plio11
\l'oulcl not \\'Ork
l''I <1011 ·1 lhink th>ll ;1tll'n1 pt:. In
rortc a I0\\1·r11H!. or 011 pi-1tri;; hv rut -
ting d',"'n cons111npt1nn a:-1,.i ri or .i
cn nfrontut111n <;tra11·~t· t;1n \111rk ,"'
\·a rn:1n 1 io ld lh (' ~J1rlrlll· E .1:"11
l'l'O llOlll IC ~Ill'\ cy. !I lk·11 ur \\ l't'k t~·
j '"Th(' Or;zanit.<tltnn nl l't'!l'lllt.'URl
f".JCporlln g Cou11tr1t•:o can t•u1 produ<"
lion by al lea:-1 3:J l)Cl'CC'll l "1thou 1
f1n1Jnc1a l d:in1ui;:e to its mrn1ht·r .... · h1•
:.a 1ll. "\\'hcrca:. Cl'l'n ,1 111 p1•r(·1'n\ r111
In ro11'iumpti()f\, y.·ould I)(' h1i;hl~ np
1 1n1 1~11r ·· ,.
The rrcnc~ pres1dC'nt IJIC'r' 10111 ,1
n('l\Jo ronrP r('nrr he did not hold murh
hop<' lhut the Arabs 1Y111 !'1r.tn1f1t'.antl,v
lo1\'<'rn1 l 1>ricci; • l
'"I n1u "l .. .,_, frank !~ th<i1 I 1lon l
llrrnk so.·· (jj.,l·,irtl i;:tid •.
But he addt'Cl th:-.l the-f11r'(~·.., or thC'
n1ork c1 1t:;i;filf thO!W or 'S\1\ll)l .v Hn(I
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Teaching Aids
At El Toro
·0 011 ll icltll\<1n , principal nr El
Tnrn ":. San .fn:'lq111n r:lt!mC'ntar v
S('h110I. hk<'nctl 1t to the dav~ ol' bari1
r,J1s1nizs o1nd.<1uilt1n.(.! ht•t•s ·
llC' \\as rt·r1·rt·111g to ;i recent C\Cj1'{ -
in .(! ''n r k~hop \1 hcrc pur£>n'l !'
ra -.h1nne1I ll'.1chtn:! aul" ultlu<llnri
flash t•ard;;i. hl·.1llh coird~. htn.lth kil!.
~tor~ honk:. .1n<I hullcl1n ho11r1 I
m:it1~r1.11~
Thl' .1 111"" \1il l ht' u~l'd by San Jo.1
<111111 t l'J ch rt -. 111 t h<'tr classei.
\llt'nd1n)! lhr 11-orkl"hnrt -V.Tt'l' "t\\f
l l1n ~h..1n1. ~h1rlt•\· llhoa(le~. Oeb1111.1
i\1'nl-:tr11n~. '.\'.:1oc~ 0 ·11:i1r. N"«tn( \
l\lathC'r . flh\'1,1 l.1ndnC'r. Di~1 na l\\tllt'r .
.lo~ct• $y.·arlwnod. Susan Schn<'V.
J! tta fl~1ck. Shcr)'I Jone!iJQlll)I•'
[)(>0st-; :\I \"'lha \\'inkl'nv.·edcr ;.i nd If l'\111
IJ011s1' All :ire members ol lh•·
1-cho11 1'-.· \'I\',\ tVcrv 1mport3nt
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c kQut
Lo ... .. . t;Jm·ing
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f or 1 ,000
• Overdose • •
Pro bed·
-. In Death
1r l\1cDonnell·l)ougias {'orpora11on llunlington Beach police today con-
c a lls a ' lor kout at 1 1 ~ Suuth£·i·n ,linucd their search ror clues on how
Culrornia plant~. nearl y 1.000 union the nude body or a Westmfnst er youth
workers \1uulcl bl' arrectcd :it• 1hr -vrob;,ibl y Lhc \'ictim ot ·drug over-
firm's llunt1ncto11 Uc11ch .ieni:iJHicc dose -1,1.·as nbandoned below the
he~1dqu<irl~rs. <Related i;tory Page Bolsa Chic.a Bluffs Friday., A~. 1 . lnvcs11ga tors believe the body or
'Chr llJrcrd firm is cn1broilcd in con· Darr ell G . Templeton. 18, 13821 Milun
tral'l d1spiiTei. \l.'llh t\1·0 univri ~. !h t· . St , "·us dragged fron1 a \'ehicle on
U111lcd Aull, \\lprkers·1u1AW1 ,1nc.l thc P.1c1f1c Coast llighw'ay :ind dragged
Int crnat1onul Assoe1a t1 o 1r or ortosseddov.•ntothebeach. ~-
!\1a~1n1st!) 1lr\i\l1. Police over the weekend questioned . . .
Coqtraci olfers have lx'cn reJcrlt·d tho s l' \vho th ey believe s a"'
bybolh unions. :ind thC'1r .,.,·orkcr:s now Te n1pll·ton last.
are on the J.Ob without a ncv. contract ''\\'e're .backtracking .him," Sgt .
in force . The threat of a lockout has !\!onl y ~lcKennon, in chargt?oC the in·
been tcrmt'<I a .. serious possibility" 1·cs t1 ~;,i t1 o n ·for lfuntington Beach
by a company spokesman cOntacted police, suid .
today. · PROFESSES INNoceN'Cf...,._ An autopsy bY. Orange . Count y
Jl could <:1ffeet 10.000 union .,.1orkers Co roner ·s deputies indicated that WatergaleTrial'sMiirdlan T 1 t d. d b t ·d ·g ht throughoutSouthernC<ilifornia. t•mp eon 1e a ou m.1 n1
A ~pok cs man ror the lluntington Thursday. Surfers on Bols a Chica
b each plant s;1i cl that ll'SS than 1.ooo or State Beach found the body aboul IO
lhe plant's ~.000 v.·orkcrs ;.ire nicm -f~f."OHI Page A I ;1.n1. Friday. _ • ht f h J \i\I d bel h Orange Co unty-Coroner 's in · ( ·1·s o I c i i . ;1n none .. ng to l c vcstigator Richard Slaughter today C~~VC spOkC'sma n said such a lockfJut MA R.D JAN • • • <:learcd up conflicting repo1·ts on (he ~·oul~ n.ot affect the 1-luntington Beach ,,·ere be.bind the brcak·in, it might ;.iu.;~r,sya~~~up_~lSY. ~s not conclusive .. pliihl ·s 4 .000 other. workers. t-'or the moment. there is no lockout have been presidential aide Charles. ··eut it looks co .sistent "'ith drug
d 0 1 bo l bl . 11 t. \V. Colsnn. ove rdose." he · s aid. Pathologists
a n n a r rou e in un ington .. \Vh:i l 1\·as .vour ~talc of mind at tou nd "granular material." such as Beach. this time·•··askedGreen. pills m ight leave. in the victim 's
. Btlt the two unions._ sp.ea~ing for •·J·havl' pre\'tuusly described it as a .stom ach,Slaughter said. members at all of the firm s Southern -· · 1 · " •t d. CaUrornla plants ·a "d !\tcO n 11 • ..,cr1s.1s o con:iC1encc. 11 a r 1an Toxicology tests to confirm the
1 . . • ~ 1 •. 0~. e .,.replied. "I \vas desolated.:' overdose theory and identify the drug Dou~ ~s is offe ring pay r a tses He said that alter three attempts to may take three to five · weeks, he amounting to alx>ut 50 cents an hour · d. ded · I
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TELLlr<!G t HE STORY-This is part of the D a ily
Pilot tea m that puts together the .Saddle back
\1all ey story each.day in words and photos.
1:rom left , photographer Lee Payne, reporter
i"re <J Scho~mehl , l\ss l. ·M a naging Editor
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., O•llY P'i ... Sltll P'MW
Richard Nall . r e port er Pamela· Hallan. r e·
porter \Villiam Schre iber, re porter Tom
Barley, Saddleback bureau secretary Anne
Cooper and reporter J an \\7orth.
Ha11son Widow
Fi nally Weds-. ,
Ex -Viet POW
Wide.Coverage Giveri
Valley by Daily Pilot
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lo\ver than other ae"" f' re:s1gn •. ft.tar 1an su~cee 1n J~ y, added. . e. -·-cs~ac~ ir~s. · 1972 ,1n pe r s uading campai g n Previous .reports of the autopsy re-Former El Toro resident Carole Fielding more special;sts in their tri .J~.dldg Lockheed, Boeing and manager J ohn N. l\!itchell to assign sulls suggestedthatthe deathmay not Lynn Ha nson, whose son TQdd, 8. various areas or reportoria l
,. Rockwe ll. him to non-\Vatergate dutiEts. have been caused by drug dverdose. ne ver knew his real fat~r, has mar-s i>ec ia I ization than any ot~
~1ardi a r1 said that after he talked Sgt. ltfcKennqn said that reports of ried a form er prisoner of war. 1 newspaper covering the Saddle back
creasing impo°'rt~ce of this area and
our commitment to-i_n·depth coverage
of its ne"'s," the editor ~dded.
Read ers are e n co-t\.l'aged to
partici pate in that covera~. Ne"·s
items can be hand delivered to-the of·
fice from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. J\10hday
through Friday or can be mailed'to..._
25201 La P az ·Road. Laguna Hills CA "-..
92674. The ofCice phone nuinbe r is
581·6310.
v.•ith Liddy and J eb Stuart Magruder, a long arrest record on the victim, as l\lrs. -ilanson, v.•ho became l\1rs. Valley, the Daily Pilot has staffed a
Nixon re·election officials. he began cited in weekend police reports, also James !\lartin llicker~n Saturday in special office to provide emphasis on
M "C MEET speculating that pe rhaps \Vhite House are untrue. o r8nJe P a rk, Fla ... said Of Todd,· local ney,·s and olher events of local '~ ~ • 1 ope ratives were involved in ''Theyouthdefinitely does nolha\·c 'fHe'sso thrilledathavingafather.'' interest. · .
\Vatergate. a long police record," he said. It u·as a Presbyterian Church wed-Editor Thomas Kee vii a nnounced
to attend ·lhe Saddleback Coll ege l\1ardian also said he spoke with d. g the selectiOn'Of staff members for the . 111 . , I
t>onrd meeting u•hicb meets lhc same :\:fagruder and Liddy in ·the days im-l\1.a rine l\l aj. Steven T. Hanson; new office located in the two.story
night mediately following (he break-in at p l • "' s • · d Todd's father, w3.s declared dead Oct. Tarbell Buildin1, next to the Hilton
, ....... Ad.opt~ by.Jaws outlining the Democratic headQuarters at the . 0 lf:!e ~pen 1. He had been shot down over Laos on Inn on La Paz Road in Laguna Hills.
council's-responsibilities a nd pro-\Vatergate. During thos'e dis'cussjo_ns ,_ 1 June3, 1967. Headed by Richard P. Nall, DailY Rape Suspect
cedures. l\fardian testified, he learned about 0 · W/h ·rhe nC\1' l\1rs. Hickerson was until 'Ptrot"'"a'Ss is tant m~na·ging ~ditor, the .
-Set up the next meeting da te, a the operatiOns of the \Vhite House _peratOT w_ i. O 1!?71 chairman or the board.of the Na-SaOdleb1rclC Valley, news team in-.
study session at7:30p.m .Thursdayin "Plumbers" formed by President tio n al L e.ague of Families of eludes Jan Worth, who has covered p•cked W / .. ong
the t:ounfil• chambers. The meeting Nixon to ti lug national security leaks. H d Sh American Prisoners and l\tissing in various events in the valley tor the 1 ,.,... • ' ·
will be Witfi l\lission Vi ejo Corlnpany ' · . _ ear -~ OOti. ng· Southeast As ia. The organization pa s l .tl)wo years; Frederi ~k .
repre;entatives Lo discuss f uture ' ·\\'Ork ed for the release of American• ·Schoemehl, formerly or the Daily' s .nt for Deed
p lan$:' ro: ~ l\th;sion Vi ejo P.lane Front Page A l DETROIT CUPI) -Police Chief • \\"<Ir prisOO("PS. . Pilot's Laguna Beach office; Anne ' Pv
ComriTti'n1tY' · Philip G. Tanniarl has ordered 8 full She said ... 1 met Jim at a program Cooper and Pam Hallan. · .J'lt;ve said .he believes the budding SUMMIT rev.iew of the police e me r gency for prisoners of \var in Dallas. That ?ttrs. Hallan and Schoemehl also NE\V YORK IUPI1 -As police tell C0"1rpitt~e structure should include • • • telephone system and s us pende<J ror u·as in 1972." It \vas tbc .sa me year ,have cove red Saddleback v;alley it. a 30·year.-old ma n picked the wrong V"°1Fa~.h~c from every area in !!fission demand -''muSt lead lo a certain re·. one week a n operator who listeneJ1_for thal s he met a former cre"·member of events in the past. . ., apartme nfto attempt 'a rape today. ,.a. 1 ·i h er husband \\'ho said th~ major did Augme nting news rllJ)orla j!:e •r "thJ' k tbe . 1 t 1 · rt" duction of the prices actua ly preva1 · several minutes while an elderly . . 0 ,,·g,·nati·ng ""'th lhi·s team wo·tt be Thesuspect,,·dentitieda• Francisco ·• 1• n ~re is P en Y 0 expe tse ing." Detroi[ couple were gunned doWn i11 not survive. -,..., =--
, r frr'J.rt' th~c 'tlre3Ji and I dr>n't think it The joint communique also covet ed lheirhnme. HCmdr. llickcrson was shot do~ in. .specially WJiJ.!.en r epOrts for ,..Valley· Colon, ended up wiUi.a-gUnshot wound \\.itrbe'<t t,otilemtogct someonefrom 1 h . . 1 d' f T" December , 1967, and was held .by lb.e' readers by Tom Barie~ the Diily of the lei 8.Jfefife allegedly tried to eH"Ch'ht-i? ,"'iie_said. S~\'era ot e.r issues. inc u ing inan· 'l'he dead v.·oman, L,ee Ledbetter, i\'"ortl'i VIE!tna mescln Hanoi until 1972. ·Ptl"ot:'s·county·1eg·a·1 tj>ecla11sfift cM-· r apea:police v.·oman·scoommate.
The, panel also discussed a 'td · cial .matters, def ens~ nod global dis· · 66 had c•lled'the emergency number ··1 r 1 •· I' · 1 k · I t h erage or the sheriff's office and actiYi· c · .-... · , Wo . armament and security. ' · · · ,,,.. ee 1:1at m a uc Y gir '? ave -P I c c s a d ~ f/lc A1111a · c:Josure a t A1ontilJa Lane d It said that Giscard "indicated" -~ll -De,c. 6 to J;'f".Pflrt she and her met t"·o f.IJle,1,.Wonderful men 1n m y tyinOi'.angeCountycourl.$ ' 0~11 F ~ ·,.i:v 1 c ,C! ,er · , •. 1
Geronimo Road. and· Ford accepted _ a compromise· Jiusba n~ found the faouly ~og shot to life," his Qrid~~aid. _ . \Villiam Schreiber, ano'lbet Daily lil a rie Af h_rtucc1e o shot the m ~n
_ .. M"ontJlla. .• £.Qpe's barricade Is the offer to pay SIOO inillion to tbe United de~t~!;l~.L. husbaV:-d .. ,ci.Lfton, 58~--After a Carib~an cruise, the couple Pilol"-iStatfer assieil~.i ' ~i(Ja Ana, after he chm~, th~ough a rear W"!l·
ta·st bf.ttu1ee erected by ~~e county in States to~ard the cost incurre<.1io 1967 m~a.nwn11e, went ~ook1ng -through u•ill live in Orange P:Jrk. Hickerson Covers the Orange COunty·.Boai-d ol'--dow of her .th!td·flQ<>r apartment in
.., J une l973. They \\'erebu1ltbecause or \\'hen ·the late 'Charles ~e Gaulle tbe1r h o u se which .h a d be en \\'il l assum e command 0~ 3 N.avy ~t· Supervjsors and the Orange County .. the East Village ~nd attacked her protest~ front some residents-that \\'ithdrew FrencJ'i" forces from NATO -ransacked . .' ,.. t ack squ_adron at Cecil .Field 111 Transit District. He Jive's in El Toro roommate.
speeding ,motorists v.•erc creating a control and ordered American loops The ci,vilian operator aske~ l\ti-s .. J acksonv1\lc. and -is expected to be On the lookout Officer ~T artucciello said the s us·
traffic hazard. But a !>torm or prOtesl of( French soil. . • _ --Ledbetter the address, repeated it for any county news of special interest pect threat¢ned he r 'v.•ith a Ja r.g_e
a gain:&t Lhe barricadc.!S rollo~ail and Im medi3.tely following ·release or back to her and listened while the i ·tO his neighbors in the Saddleback kitchen knite when shEf responded to
t ... tov.·cre removed. the.communique, Ford a nd secretary woman told her sh~ would leave the THIEF -tE.AV.ES ·Valley. he.r roommate's. cries. "Ann.-:A.nn,
Mrs. Ga-gncbin said she wanted a of State lle1'rY A. Kissinger departed Jront·porch light on to help police find In addl tion to all or these. the Sad-there's a man in my room."
progress rep(,rt,on the barricade issue for \V ashington. · the ho m e. ~ · die back Valley edition or the Daily ·Neither woman 11,•as injured.
and an esti inate on ho\v ,much the TH. ANK YO V NOTE Pilotalsofeatures ttieworkofthe Dai· Officer i\Tartucciello. ~·ho said she county had Spt!nt on thcn1 so far. be~i ssi~ger· told report~rs thU n~\·er The operator then asked for the • ly Pilot photo s taff headed by· Lee had "dozed off" at the kitchen table·,
""The supc•vo·so·s ... , o1ot go"ong to ore in ranco·A.mer1c.an .me~t1ngs crpss streets and· a tape·of the si.x -10 1\'A C:ITY. lo"" CAP! -Poto·ce . Pavne cho·cr photog•aph•r· the sta ll k d b h . l , • ' u • h as h e seen such a. sp iri t o'r minute conversation at this point in-·-· • • " • \vas aiYa enc Y er roomma e S · take actionbn this or any item regard· )lart(lership. i-le said the cooperation dicated several loud cracks. --rne -are looking ror a thief who took some· of People Section edited by Bea An -cries for help. ·\Vhen s-he entered the
ing l\Iissioft Viejo until.you ha\'e had a. u·ould be one of the ··really important operator later told authorities she S20.000 from a department stOre and . d'erson; and SpOrt·s 'Editor Gle nn bedroom , she said the man ''came at
chance to re\'ie"· it and advise them," outcomes" of the sumni it. thoil ght it was the sound of someone Jett a thank you nott>. \Vhite and his staff. me "'ilh 4 · targe kitcher1 knife t I
Guiso:iaid. · --,.. .. \"ie don't thinkdfeachotherasah-hamme ring. . Officers said the thief aj:>parentlr Location of the new office is near grabbed.his·armandv.·C \\•rest}ed." ~ ·"J:a.& l tlf'C'Vas formed by a resolu-. · .. 'd hid in Ki lllann·s Department Store the center of a burgeoning a rea·-in .Sh0 s"id s lie broke free a nd ran to
l .,0n of the supervo·so·s to ad••o"se the· m:--tagon1sts, but allies, he sa1 . Tannian rerused to ·identify the tvh· h th D .1 p ·i t . "tl d t "" • after closing time Saturday arid then 1c e a1 Y 1 o 1s-.comnu e o the -kitchen where she had left her._
on Mi ssion Viejo issues af(ecting ~~~~~~t'.u~dh:v~as suspen~ed by ,his rirled cash registers throughout the intensify its co\'erage. _, service re\'ol1'e r.
p arki and recreation. trarnc, land use ffawaI•l• VoJ"'""DO "She probably reels terrible about it store. "The Saddleback \1alley is the Colo n was take n ta Belle vue
11.nd pla nning, public safely and la\v '-'« any\\'ay and any spreading of her The loot totaled about Sll,000 in fastest.growing area in the fastest-lfos pitaL A spokesman at the East St h
enforcement. name in the neu•s media v.iouldn"t cash and $9,000 jn checks. they said. gro"•ing community in the United Street stationhouse said Colon \\'OU Id
f r eew'ay Suici~e
llO~LY\\'000 (liPl l -A 37·ye:ir-
blj.I man \l·:1s killed 1.1ftcr he apparent· l~ )eapl•tl fron1 an overpass on the
JIOll \'\VOOJ 1-'n.ll?\\'<l\" Sund<.1\ ... Police ~ai d . l ~odnt'Y Eskcicn jumped fro1n
the Sn111:i '.\l.oni c.1 Boulc,·ard o\·t1rpass
ir tld u•;1:> lut IJy Sl'"i'L·r:il cars v.·hosc
drl \'~rs ~ere unable lo avoid p1m .
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lf:n1 ;1i i is -kl'l'Ptll.\! sc1cnt1sts in f;US·
Pl"il:>~'. ,.\ rnoder;11c t':1rthq11;1kc Sun·
1Ja y 1oppe<l 1ts rl'l1C\1'C'd 11:cn1blings.
1t ·,, 1111! k1111\\tl if 1he v11lc~1no is pre·
partn;! tn l'nd Its mnrc th;1n 21 years of
1n,1ct1v1ty an(l l·rui>L, sa1 tl Dr. Donald
Pl't<'f~<Hl. scient isl in ch:ir&l' uf the
l ·.s . G\•11h1g1l'.d Sur1"1'y"s Jla\1'a1ia n
\ '11l(' J nu ()lJ Sl't"\ .1tor~.
St1nda y·s t•arthqt1<1kC', 1vhich re·
gi,..tcred .i.J Pn the llit•hter scale a nd
\1•as ft•lt in ~L'Vl'rJI parts of l lawaii
is\Jnd. \\as centered on the \\"CSt side
of ;\f;.1un.1 l.uJ·s su1rtmit caldera, an
observ;.itory spoke:.n1a11 said.
" ' What a
·possible penalty y,·ould be dismissal... ""Thanks for the monetary Christmas ting up or this ofrice acknowledges the cri n1inal pos~ession or a dangerous
i \\"O sus pects \\'ere in police present... Dajly Pilot's awareness pr the in-\veapon.
tu~tod y. -"
British Envoy
LONDO~ <AP> ~·The British gov-
ern1nent said toda1· it is lormallv stu-
£1.vin g \\',1s hingtoii ·s no1nin11tiOn of
for n1er U.S. Atty. Gen. Elliot L.
ltlch:ir'dson to be the nexl am-
bassador to Britai n. Diplo matic
sou~ccs hE're said British approval
was vi rtually certain and that Presi-
dent f''ord will formally annollnce the
nom ination later lhis month. · ,
Curve
:Your Money·is Now lnsµred
to ~40,000 at Mariners-: -
Now you're twice as safe a t Mariners I We're
your "oldest'' hometown saving s and loan ~
You con alwa ys count on us to p ro vid e. you
with up·to·date service a nd th e highest
interes t possible on insured sa vings . I
L ittle "League Opened to Girls
R8 me mbe r , individua l
a ccounts ere now insured
lo S•0,000, ond o. family of
.fo ur con hove as much os
$560 ,000 -Fully Insured !
Save at Marin•rs.
\\IAS ll l:"\G1'0N' IA P l -·r11e Scnall'
today gave girls thl! fina l si);nal !hflt
fron1 now on they can l'luy l.it ll f'
l.cag'\'re ba:ocbaU on an equ<il footing:
with boys.
On a voice \'Otc nnd v.•ith no debat{',
it sent to President Ford a bill that
strikes any menllon of sex from the
Little League's o ffic1.i l ,federa l·
charter.
The bill strike:-out the \\Ord .. hoy"
ea~h t1m l' 1t appears in lhe J.!Hi9
charter und replact•s 1t with the words
... young pl'ople." ·
,\nd from a :.entC'nce th.it sl!lll'S Iha!
the purposes uf tht• le.1gue a1·e to in -
'-li11 "r iti1i•l'l .. hi11. "'Pfllt:.mnnsh1p and
manhood , .. the bill :-lr1kes the v.·o rd
· m:1nhood ..
II o \\' e \" (' r . I h c " o r d
"sporl s m a nshi11 " ".'.I~ 1~rt untouched.
Tht chan!lt'!'I mu0£' "ill be :1uff1cii>n1
lo tillo\\' J:irls l() pla~ on 1•\·1•r y Llttle
Le.1gue.tcam in lhl' nation .
The cofttr\•s:.1011.d action folJo>,1.·" a
rlcciliion la ~t ~l ar<'h ·by lhr :\~1v
Jersey Sti prt'mt· <~ou rt ·ll>l)l'llute
division that ~iris have equal rights to
ploy Little Ll';1g11e baseball as boy:1 .
That decision v.•as one of 22 clasi;-
nc!ion suils filed across the counlr)' on
behalf of \VOuhJ·be girl ball players.
The legal action gre'Y out of protests
-especia lly vigorous the past two
summers -that Little League or·
fi cials were unlairly banning girls
Crom the league.
The Little League eventually askert
Congress to amend its charter to
pe rmit it to admit girls.
The report noted that hearings on
the bi ll established that "Congress
~·ill not tolerate separate but equa1··.
· trea tm ent o( girls in the Little.
League .
They must Play on the same teams
as boys and on an t'Qunl bails with
them. tht' repc>rt maintained.
The Lillie Leaiue-w11s rounded in
1939 as " t.umme r baseball program
for yourig bo)·s. •
It r · c l:'i\'f'd its charter from
Con1:r1·\ 1n .July 1969. :-
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VOL. 6.7, NO. 350, ?°SECTIONS, 24. PAGES I --ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORN.IA MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1974 TEN CEiNTS
.j -: ~ lii.eentive Pay Stlldied
' . •
·System Kjred for Irvine City . ..~ '
Employes
Irvine t'ity council members art"
considering an inccnti\·e system to
use in granting cmployc pay raises as
they prepare r()r a second session
Tuesday on a proposed 12 percent
across-the-board city cmploye paY
hike. .
council shot dO\\'n the 12 rcent hike
t proposed bJ City l\1an· ger \Villiam
·\Voolletl, ·deciding to tr lo devise a
•·consens us packag ' for city
employc pay rates fr January tu
June.
I
. The general feeling or three council
members COl\lacted this morning was
that the raisls should be something
lower than the 12 percent suggested.
But .. 1\1 ~yor Gabrielle Pryor 11nd
Councilmen John Burton 11nd l·lenry
Quigley were nOt willing to peg the
amount until Tuesday's meeting.
All three dre\\' comparisons to an in·
~nl.iVe system in use by the Orange
Police Department. The officers in
Orange receive pay raises based on
reductions in the crime rate.
Costs Qt1e~tio11ed
I
sO methihg similar-coukl be de.\tised
for Irvine. Mrs. Pryor suggested .
\Vithout discussing the specifics or
such a plan, she suggested emp\oye
raises could be' based on reductions in
city expenditure.
Quigley said he wouI'tl recommend a
three-point plan for employe pa~·
hikes al Tuesday's meelin"g.
A compromise pay hike ''in the mid
range" between nothing and 12 per·
cent, a c iti7.en's salary review com·
mittee and an incentive· plan make up
Police Chiefs
Quigley 's proposal. ...
The mid -ra.nge pay ~1kSt,. :s..:i~. \VOU)d be an 1nter1m O'fe·atlJ . n~
fecl until the citize'it\~ cO-"fn' ~'tte'e
could make comparisons of public
· cmploye pay and pay in private en·
lerprise. '
··A year and a half ago I holl ered
a nd screamed about an incentive
system," Quigley said, contending
that hi s"efforts al that time \vere jg:
nored by othcr'council members.
(See PAY, Page AZ)
'Tried to
Quit Job'
Dairy~iln
'Punches'
·consumer
SACRAi\! E~TO IA P) -An angry
dairy £armer tflrew a puncl1'at a con-
Pla.ns Get St~dy w:s,~~,~~iR~':
sumer ud\'ocale during a statc "hear-By DOUGLAS FRITZSCllE
ing .on mil.k pricing today, witnesses Ot .. Dfil,NllMIM and the advocates~id. . ..... -Irvine's ne\11' police.ch ief. Leo Peart,.
Roy Al Per. "'a legislative advocate will be grilled by the city council Tues·
., ror the .California Citizen Action dayonhisplans{orseningup lhecily·s
"'-... , Group, .said he· was not hurt by the firsl RQlicerorcenextJuly.
l cingblo\v. .. Council members will ·go through.
e farmer \\'US not immediately Peart's two-".olume proPOsal ror the ;~·ed. lie walke<,I away following Irvine Pp lice Service Agency's budget
th · 1 and organiz.alion at the 7:30 council e1nc1 ~. · · 1 · The a lt ation occurred in .a cor· me.et1ng at c1tv hal . 1201 Camous
ridor outside b.e meeting room al the _Drive. : ..
Sacramento eoil\i nlion Center wh~ But Pe~rt s gr1l.hng re~Jly .began
thehearingwasbei held. early this morn1n_g. Counci lman
Alper appeared at th caring to of>-Robert \Vest. "·ho will be out or tov.:n
pose ai\y incrt>ase in th inimum ~rtd. unable to. attend ~u~~da~ s
price pai'Q 10 milk pro ·ij_cers . ~ess1on. walk~1ntoth~ch1cf soff1ct'
Dairymen arc seeking an increaSe..!iut :.ho~ly after8a.m .. . . ,
!\lardian tes(tified today he did not
take part in.the Watergale cover·up
and was so ''desolated" when he
learned of it that he tried lo resign im·
n1cd iatcly from President·Nixon"s re·
clcclion cumpaign.
1\lardian, a· somcli1ne San Clemente
resident who is the fourth of the fi ve
defendants to testify in his own de·
fense al the cover-up trial. said that at
the time it was his "fil'm convi ction"
the C I A~ was i n volved in the
\Vatergate bugging a:nd rejected a
suggestion 'Nixon himself authorized
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thetwanted. -=<iow~'!lc4:~h~nr.-1n front of P~~·rt s·desk
But h~ also said that a few davs
ufter the break-in at Oemocralic
headquarters. he began lo suspect
that .. a. group operating Ollt or the
\Vhite !·louse·• may ha ve been
1esponsible:-- -
PRE~IDENT ENJOYS EARLY MORNING DIP IN MARTINIQUE
Alper said he IA:as discussing his op~ and said_. It costs too"muc~. .
position to the increase with rei>orle;S ~ Pea~t s bu~~~~reg~st includes tv.b wh~n lhe daltyman Came by:.....:... · ' financing~ll~.Msung ~to~
.. , Wa s just standing there talking fromTttn1:!3\Y to 'June of next year ~o \\-'ilh~$Ol1).e reporter• when he car:ne _get the city s own pqJice service-1n
through, tossed corree at me and then . operation. , . . : . punched me .. " Alpe_rsaid. Heretofore.1t:v1ne s ,pohce services
Steve Swact. aJ.r epo.rter for have·'been erovLd~~bf. ~ontracl. The -l-'-< o.ittl"i11e1t.1""""'
Sacram ento television station KCRA. cur~~l'lt agreement witli Costa r.t esa OUTllNES POCICE PtAN
·said. ··Roy was just talking to all of i.is exP-ires ~extSep~em~_r. · . . Irvine .Chief Peart ~nd this guy caiue·outof nowhere and The b1ggcst.s1~~1~ 1te~ Ul Pe~~t .s ,
said. 'Ybu're an.idiot and.a li ar,' and budget req ~1est is a police rac1l1t~,. +ni mul e,oh lroi'· and e{llc rge'"ncy
threw eoffee athirh. ·: S287,991. . . . transp~rtat.ion, all area·s ~ndet Peart ·s
Swatt said lhe dairyTnan a lso In a rev1~cd request \\'h1ch '\l.'1tl a~· ct>~t~ol usd1recto_rofpubhcsafcty ..
pushed a cameraman uP agairfst a company h~s budgt't proposa~ t~ the-c a·. . . Cr1'!1e preyenlion is a key phrase. rn
wall. l Y. cou!le1I .. Peart 11ull 1ned ~D • Pe11rt s outline of the ~7-m an po/!ce
. Alper later said the punCh jlist alte~nat1~·e \\.'h1ch can Ct!l the oosls of forel' he wants to pul into opera.t11~n
grazed his'chin;-, ~ -· the f1rstvx monthsto~'>.3&1 . nl'x.t~_uly. . .
There was no sign or an\' bruis"e or The. Cost redu~t 1 ons a.r.c ac · S1ngl~d out f~t!ipe_CJal attention 1rc
jn·ur . · co mphshed by leasing a fac1hty for burglaries. \Vh1c h have been terme~ ~h~-ll~arin~ ('()n\inue<I inside th<' .first three yt:ars. rather thari b\lying lr\'if!c ·s major lav.' erJorcen1enl pro·
hall without tflterruJ"liOn. one. blem. -· Beyond \hequestionof costs. Peart ·s Pf<irt=s plan calls for a 25 percent rt>·
Police Probing
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Death of Youth
Fourid on Beach .
l·lunlinglon Beach police toduy con ~
: tinue<Lthcir sca re)). for clues on hO\\'
the nudt• body o''ti \\'est~nster youlh
--probably thl· \l ictim of drug over-
dose -\\•ns ubuncloned below the
Rolsa Clfica Bl11rfs Friday.
lnvesligators believe the body of
Darrell G. Temp~eto . 18. 13821 ~lilan
St.. was drag,!?c · · m u vehicle on
.P;1cific Coa:"' II i;!:h\~1:'.ly and dragg('d
or tossed dovln to e beach.
Police O\'Cr thew k('nd questionf'd
those w ho they believ'eS a\\"
Templeton lasl.
.. \v-c ·rc backtracking him," Sgt_
?llonty l\tJ:Kennon. in charge of the in·-
vestigatlon fo1· lfuntington .Beach
police, said. "'
outline for police scr\'ices seems to fall duction in burglaries in the.first year.
into line u·ith therecommendalipns of Al his last post as chief of 'the Los
lhe city's consultants, 8001-Allcn and Banos POiice Department. Peart \\•as
Hamilton. The consultants drafl,cd~ credited l\"ilh de,·eloping progran1s.
four·\·olume description of city that knocked lht> rate of burglarit•:.
services in the areas or police. fire, CSec POLICE, PageA2) * "-* . * * * *
Badge-heavy Police
Rejected for _ Irvine .
Badge·heavy police.me n "·ill have
no role in lrvioe's new police force.
ateordii.g lo PubUt Safety Director
Leo 'i:>e-ar1·s description or the ill·
defined area of polict> dep11rtmcnl
.. profile.··
-·it is discussed man)· limes by in · ·
dividuals.and groups1v.·hethc.r a police
organizat10n is ~tHJ!'h i)r"bfilc ' or ·10"'. ~profile·,·· said Peart in a letter to the
. city ('()Un~iJ. 1, •
bad attitudes.
'"\Ve ha\·e no need ror pl'uple that
just ·r('at•t' to pfoblems. hut ,,.e. do
need peopl~ \Vho can "·ork ;.1:-; o team
and ·initiate' progran1s that ulidress
themselves lo lhe public Sil fety
challenge In Irvin<' ... Pt•arl said
What a
l\lardian. · u former assistant at·
torney gefteral. was a political
coordin.ator-for the Nixon re-election
Campaign a t the time of.the June t7,
1972' Walergate arrests-and im·
mediati;ly assumed legal duties ror
the caqipai.gn <1.rising Crom the incj,.
dent.
--Freoch Gendarme Waiks· P!st Pool at Trois llets·
He. told or learning the rujl story 0~
the backgroµnd of the bugging from
G.-aofdon Liddy:---then counsel to the
fin~nce arm of the -campaign, just.
fourda~·s later. ·
Ford, c French Chief
Pla~ fbr Oil Meet
Ii~· II ELE~TllO:\JAS
''l·lis exact)V(lrds I don't recall. but TROIS ILEl'S. i\Tartinique «L'Pl l
his \Yords· \\.'ere clCarly meant lo imp-President For(/ and·Frenrh Pr\,,idcnl
Lv to me that the President of the Unit· Valer~· Gi sl'lll'd d" Esl:ii ng. reversing
ed States authorized it ,'' l\lardian a dec~dc of Franco·Ameri<.·a n ri\",1lry.
said tetlay end ed a thr!'l·«la~· s\Jn1mit
·•Did you belive him?" asked ~la.i:.--mceting with announ<.•cn1cnt of a un ·
dian ·s ;ittorney, Thomas C. Green. iried approach to lhC' "·orld"·ide oil
··:-.:o." i\·lardian replied. adding lhilil crisis.
CSeelUARDIAN , Page AZ)
THIEF LEAVES
TRANK-YO U NOTE
10\\' A CITY, lo\t'a I AP) -Police
ar.c looking foi· a thief who took some
_S..'>0.000 from a d~purtmenl store an·d
left a tha_nk .'·ou note.
Officers suid lhc thief apparen tl y
hid in Killiann·s Department Store
after closing time Saturday and•"then
rifled c<1i;h registers througtiout lhl'
slorc.
The loot totaled about Sl l,000 in
cash and 59,000 in checks. they said.
Scrawled on a v.·all when police ar·
rived .'.IS a message which read :
'"Thanks for the mon<?lary Christmas
present." -
Curve
The leaders. 111 a joi nt eommun1~Ul'.
urged thal the nexl slep in de\"e\opin~
J eOord inated oil policy should he ·<1 ~
nlCe ling in :\lurch bet,,·een otl ·
consuming industrial nation~. the le:-.:-.
de \'l•loped nations and the "·orld ·~ otl
producers.
The :\l ... reh ··11reµara1ory ' nlCl'llnJ!,
they said. !lbould be follO\\·cd ··1i, 1n
tcnsi\l' eonsullattons among ·con
sumer countr1e. ·to 11repart• J)<J:i1tions
For a lal('f' .t\Urld ebpfcrencc . Thi•
Un1tt:d Slalc~ hu s Ileen JHl:-.hlng ror .!
Hanson Widow
Finally Weds.:....
Ex -Viet POW
Former El 1·oro rl':-.ldl•n l (;ti olt"'
Lynn llan~on. \1h11be :-.on 1'odd. 8.
ne\'er \,;nll"' h1:-. rl'al fath1·r. hJ:i n1.1r
r1ed a former pr1:-.nn1·1· nl \1 .1 r.
l\l rs. J-lanson. "·ho b··c;ulll' i\lr~ .
unified polie.1 :imnng 01l ·cOnslimTili
nations in dcaling-11.ith the oil .pro·
<lucers. esj)Cci<llly the A rubs.
But Saudi Arabi:1n oil · m1111stcr'
Ahml'd Zaki '{amuni s::U.Q in an In ·--.
1er,·lP-Wi1u hltshl·d t!\fl~ v th<it-ilttcm pt" Ii~· co11sumer countrll'~ lt1 fnrCc <tov.n
11d pri<"es . by f(•duc1ng corrsumplinn
"·ould not 11·ork. .
r "I don ·1 Jliink thut altl'm.pls tii
forte a ln\1·ering of oil p1:u:t'" hy cut ·
ting do"·n c<1nstunptmn as parl of ,J
ennrronta ij~n '-lri.Jle~y on \I.Ork.··
)·;tm ~1nr~tol,.d the ~11ddl l' EJ ... t
~·cnnorn 1c surrc~ . a BC'1 rut \\"l·L'kl~ ..
1 ··1·1ic Orl!ani1i..1t1nn 11f \'e1roleum
F:x1>11rting Countrit·~ Cali l"UI prndul·
11011 hv al ll·a-.t :1:1 11crer11t v.·1thout
r1nal1('t<il dam;.1,l(e \o !{~ ITif'ml){'l'l) .. ht•
-.au l "\Vhl'fl'll~ CA't•n ,I 10 llCl"Ct"nt C\ll
1n t(\11..,Urf'll)llotl \\Olllll hl' highly clp
1tm1,11r .. 1
l~l't'~l":"llJllT. l'ap,1• \:!I
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Fair throu,eh Tue!';da.1 alonJ?
the Orange C•>a.<-t \\ilh some
.eust y nort h.easterly \\Jnd:-.
Slightly v.·armer "'ith high!<. or
i5 al the bt>achc!\ and 80 inland.
Lovos tonight ~O tn S.i
An nutops~· by Orange Count)"
Coroner's deputies indicute.d that
T('n1pleton died-u~out mid ni ght.
Thursdn~. Surrcrl1 oo Bolsa Chica
Stale Beach found the body abo\\t 10
11.m. F1'lday.
:"1-ligh profile connoteS·an i".'\age or
spik°"ed helmeti and motorcy<'le l>Q,ts ~.)"ilh ,ilr~ng emphAsls on enroP!:e-
menl. LOw profile can mean anything
• from ·genU Cman cops' to police wc:1r·
i.ng blazers and pink leotard s.'' h.e
Little League Opened to ·Girls
J<imcs l\'larl1h llLl'kl~r-.on Sati1rda1· 111
Orangt' Park. Fl :i. ~:1111 of 'rnchl.
··11 c·s so lhr11l<>d ul ha' 1ng ;1 futh('r ·
It v.·a~ a Pre~h.\ 1t.:r1un Church 11 l'(I
dinµ.
''sun: Too ',.
,..,1 r mf'r Yt•u· )"·ir~· H"P ,t{/1Jrd h
LWJ.'t'i!$l1•111 1111.~ •lll<N ~-,·d r/1e rl1•'1Jlll
11181 S1rh(lll S1rhu11nc1 ,•rl rt/•111< 111 /Ir"
ri111rf1,•1 nl I,',,,, /\,.ti.·>I h••>pi.•(111
,'\/,.r11 l·1H/!' ,\I
Orang~ County Co1•o n('r 0s in·
,·esti gator Richurd Slat11;thtcr today
cl<>arcd 1111 connictin~ ri.'ports on th!'
auto1Jsy re~u lts, ,...
said . \VA SlllNGTON ~API The Senate
The nebulous' impression people today gave girls the final signal that
ha\'C about their 110llce was lhc sub· rrom now on ~hey can play Little
jeCt of long city countil discussions League baseball on 11n equal foot ing
ear\i('r this ~eur on \\'hethcr. when \\'ilh boys.
and how to set 111' a cit~· police force. On a voice vote and "'ilh no debate.
On one side. l\.1ayor G11briclle Pryo1· it scnL to PreSidcnl Ford a bill that
has advocated a softer .. more humane strikes any mention of' sex from the -€4R RUNS WELL, • approacti to law enrorcement. That Little League 's official federal
posilion-.hO\l.'CVer. has aroused the · charter:
-rv·-----~onC'ern-or~othets·5Uth'1ls-€ounctlm1tn --T-he-bil htrtk~ out t-he word ··ooy ··
.11 , John Burton whl> worried about police -each time ii appears in the 1969 ~.SfT7JUE .
·~e reSponsc-was really gre11l.
.. , sold m,· car on the first call," Lhe
. ali~ricd Jd\·eMISC'r from Corona del
~tar said.
•l~rc is tilt' D.allv 11ilot ad \\"hich
GOll\'Cl'tCd his c:1r to Cash :..
'62 ~toNZA, nu1s well.
.Needs body \\'Ork . sr:;o.
XX)l'.-~XXX.
1r )'c\u hnve a .cur to sell ~ call
s..a.56781 ·Put e few \'l'Ords lo work ror
)'OU.
In ll'lt> Dalt~· l,ilol.
:·napping around tov.•n in the.loosest. cha~ter and repl~ces it with the word.s
manner possible .·· ··young p('()plc. ··
~·~lore lmpo11ant thun a 'Subjective And from "sentence that states that
tategory," said Peart. "the Irvine · the purposes of the league are to in·
Police Ser\'ice Agency "·ould be a still "cititenship, sportsmanship and
high!)' re1ponsive police team that manhood." the bill ~trikes the word
would ln1tln1e sortltts quickly-to re· "monhood ."
late to the ldCnllfied ncedtor the com· 11· o w e \' e r , lb e w o r: d
"1unit)'. ' ··sportsmanship'.'.. was-lpt\ ant.ouched.
··Pullce ·~rsonncl 'A'Ould be "''ell Tht cba,ngce made will~ sufficie.nt ·
educated, trnined a!'ld ·peo11I ~· lo allow girls to piny~ every Lltllc
oriented_ The. propOsed po\.J.tc $alary leugue.team in tbe..niU.on.
.und compensation plan woul<1 Jfermlt The congressional action follows a
us lo recruit ",lhe OOst'. We would not decision last \\'larch by th~ Nt'w
'tolerate badge·hell\' -policemen with Jeuey • Supreme Cour'L uppellate . '
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division that gi rls ha,•e equal rights to
play Little League baseball as boys.
Th ;.1t decision wus one of 22 class·
uction suits filed across the country on
bchalr of wo1lld·be girl ball players.
'rhl' lcJ?a 1 action grew out o£i>rotest s
-especially \'igorous the past l\\'O
summers -thal Little League of·
ricial s were unfairly banning girls
from lh(''Jeaguc.
The Little League evelltUall y asketl
Congress Lo amend its charter to
permit it lo admit girls.
The report noted thal hearings on
the ,bill established that "Congress
will not tolerate separate but equal"·
trta'tment ~Of 'Iris in the. L.ittle L<agO __
Th~· must play on the samt teilms
as boy. and on a·n equal-basis v.'ilh
th m, t e report maintained.
T titU~ 1.cag\le was rounded in
\!139 as a ummcr baseOOll pmgram
fOr younR tioys.
It. rect~ved ils chal'le.r rrol'1)
Concrtss In July 1969. . .
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·ro1td"!' fathl•r. \1 ;1~ d1·tl.irl'd rl! .id 01·1
t lie h:id h<>t·n ... h11\ do\\'ll 011·r 1.,111:-1111
.J11n1· :i. l\!67
1·1ie Ill'\\ :\Ir:-. lll t:k t·r~nn 11,1~ 11ntil
1 ~171 r h;nrn1•u1 nf thl' hoar(l of \lll' '.'\.+
l111n a l l.t•,1jl111• oT f.1111!11\'~ nl
Amer1ca11 l·•1~u11t'r" .ind \h,,1ng u~
!'iouthc :1 ~l ,\ ... 1:1 'l'ht• U/~,tnl/JIHHl
\\'ork('<I for !ht• rt'lt•a:-.1· .. 1 \n11•r1l·,1n
\\'ill" pfisO llt'I'"
~ht; ;,aid. "I nlt'\ .ltrn ,1\ ;1 p1'0J:!r.1111
ror 1>r1:oont"'rs of "ar in l)a\J,1 ... Th.tt
''as in \!li2 ·· II \\,1" thl• ~;n11l' ~l'L11
that She met ;:i former crt"'\\ mt'rnhlM .. or
her hu~IJ11111! \\ho s.ul'l the n1.q11r di d
n11t.sur\·1\"r
C.:mdr . lllckerson \l'a~ shnl clo\\n 1n
De(t'n11Jcr. l~lfii .. 1n<I \\as hl•hl b1 Ul t'
Xorth \"ic.tn1ttnt'"u 111 ll ,1no1 until i1172
"I f<'t•l th Jt I 01 a lufk~ 1o:1rl In h.1\<'
n1et \\\l) rin1~. 110111lerlul ml'n 10 Ill~
lire ... hi~ bruit' ~J 1tl
,\her u t~;iri hht•.111 crlfi,f'I lht• cnupll'
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Much Meditation
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By JAN WORTH 61.,. o.itr ,.....,...,
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T~tt! a day my friend Tony goes into his room, sinks into a sort
pillow.., nd meditates for 20 minuttS. The res.ults are infallible. He
come5 out calm and tranquil. Even beatific. . ·
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1 AM impressed by this. I am not as talm as
Tony. One night over dinner with him, I chan11ed
my mind four times about whether I wanted to go to
a movie that night. "Well maybe I do. No, maybe I
don't. Well , yeah, what the hell. let's go. Oh, I don't
know, ~et's just go home," I said. ·
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Tony looked at me compassionately, '"'Why don't
you try transcendental meditation?" he said.
So, instead of going to the movie, we went to my first lecture on
transcendental meditation lTt\it, Science or Creative IntelllKence, SCI,
etc., etc.> It's a technique ch~mpioned by ~taharishl Gµru Dev, a kind·
Jy lookh:ig Indian with long hair and a stringy beard.
I liked it. I felt rested just sitting in the clean, q.uiet lecture room.
The lecturer was an appeaijna: young man in a very immaculate suit
and tie. Not lln extra ounce of rat, I noticed. Very clean shaven. Hair
just IOng enough, just short enough. He r.eminded me or a benevolent
youth ·leader from my childhood as a minister's daughter. He talked
about future shock, human ~tentisil. harmony, loving. I felt glorious
about the whole thing. Transcendental meditation is my birthright as a
human, I learned. "
THE OTllER night, Tony went elsewhere and J went to the second
lecture alone ready to sign the dotted line.
' 1 was ea.ger to hear about how to get started. I knew it cost
. something. But J was ready, l thought.-
ACter ·another hour and a half lecture, we still hadn't heard
anything about money, ttthniqu'e, or fllrttier instrucHoo.
IN THE question and answer period, p'eople starttd asking, "Well , bow do you do It?" •
"ll's effortless," the young man replied. "lt charms your mind in·
"to the lavel of deepest rest.'' •
· "How do you do it?"
" ''WELL, WE really shouldn't 11et into that now. That will come later, in
, tbeinsll'w.ction." •
11l Finally, the lecturer paused. "Among our requirements is a course
fee of $125.'' he said placidly.
~ g~lped. -·· -
"Do you give any scholanhips?" J asked feebly.
O • •'tJ.NitARE cases, we can work something out," he said, staring at
me intently. "But I doubt if anybody in this room would qualify."
-Furthermore, Jo enter the program you have to sign a paper.
Tkoug)l~the course fee had sent my blood pr~ssure soaring far above
tnllqulllt.J level, I decided to take a look at the-form . .JI :rM is 90 good ,
maybe it's worth the price. I thought.
.. ' ·it's .th~t ohly !dtm_ J've ever filled out that asked "What is your
~pres-ent state or mind'> Check one: Good, Worried, Tense, Depressed."
f'1'ast11y checked good. . -. "
. 'nl'6 CLL'JCll_ER came in the small print. 1£ I became a
m'edftator, I must promise never to reveal my mantra -the Word
,, 'they giv" you to meditate upon . I· must promise nev~r to divulge or
ptlbli~h 3ny part of my instruction. ·
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Lo'ckout
'Looming
For· l ~iJQQ .
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I! l\lcDonneU Douglas Corporalion
cal!S a lockout at' it& Sootherp
Cal!orn1a plants, nearly 1,000 union
· workers would be A'ffected at the
£ir1n 's l'lunlington Beach aeros'pacc
headquarters. tRelated story Page Al,) • .
·rhc parent firm is embroiled in con·
tract disputes with two unions, the
United Auto Workers IUAW) and the
International Association of
~J~~~lfliStS ( lA~l •.
Contract offers h<\\'e been rcJl'tled
by l>oth unions, and their 1l·orkers nO\\'
art" un the job y,•ithout a n~\V controict
in force. 'fhe threitt of a ltft'kout has
bee n terl'(lcd a "serious possibility"
by o company spokesman contacted ""'"·· . lf could affect 10,000 union workers
throughout Southern California.
A spokes man for the Huntington
Beach plant said that less than 1,000 of
the plant's 5,000 y,·orkers are mem-
bers of the IAl\1 and none bl'J,,ng to the UA\V. .,
The spokesman said sllch a lockuut
y,·oultl not affect the Hun ling ton Beach ·
plant's -1.000'other workers. .
For the moment, there is po lockout
anti no labor trouble in tluntington
Heach.
Bul the lv.·o unions. spc<iking for
members at all of the firm'S Southern
Cal ifo rnia pl:.1nts, said h1cDonnell-
Doug las is offering_ pay raises
amounting· to about 50 cents oin hour
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Na turalist Chris Nelson displays newts and ne\v sign erected on
edge of Briones Park near Orinda where an important colony
. of the migratory members or salamander family were being
decimated by careless drive?!. They're said to look like small
dinosaur·s.
lower than other .aerQSJ?ace firms. K of o Id 0 F 0 d ;;'.'~:~~,,· l.ockheed, Boe;ng aotl DI e-wie 1ng 1en
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Rapes Fifth Victim
f'rom Page Al
POLICE ...
~·esa Man
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Convicted
01· F r aud
By ARTHUR R. \'INSEL ot--.o.11''""''""
·A Costa Me:san \l.ith reputed high :
lt1vel &angland connectl.ons and who t
(aces several pending criminal
charges has been convicted with three
pther men in a :>tock nlur.ket fraud
~cheme .
Edward Zuber, 36, whOse lai;t local
address wa s on Yukon 1Drive. races
sentencing in Ne-w York cit.y Jan. 28
for' his role in a sc~eme to sell un-
registered stock that netted $335,000
ror particiPants. ·
fie and one other among the four de-
fendants were also indicted last "'eek
in connection with a $250,000 Las
Vegas gambling casino ripoff C"arried
out with elaborate sophistication.
The most recent legal action, an
ei'ght·day trial ended with Zuber and
his as.sociates being found guilty of a
scheme to sell unregistered stock in a
shell corporation and thus rig the
market.
Like the recent indictment on the
casino case, the charges on which
Zuber was convicte~ Thursday oc·
curred during ·a period in 1969 and
1970, according ·lo government pro·
.secutors.
Three defendants and forme r as·
sociales of convicted businessman
Alan Segal, 56, of North J\ .. li ami, Fla ..
had alrfady pleaded• guilt~· and
testified against Zuber and the others.
Assistant U.S. Attorney John hf.
\Valker Jr. told' the court Segal used
nominees in a scheme for profit in
"'hich ,stock or Pioneer Oevelopmenl
Corporation was' manipulated.
I-l e-said Segal assured suspicious in ·
\'estori:; that the rirm had g6\·ernment
contracts to produce what \~:e re
termed mobile heaters, ultimately
leading to an $800,000 loss for those
\vho put money fnto the pr'iony firm. '
down 48 percent in the ll,OOO-residenf CA l\1 Bill OGE, England <UAP) ,_ \\'earing could be blood stained. police The three defendants who pleaded.
A 20·ycar·old girl has beeome the fifth said. guilty and testified against the others. cenlral California agricultural town . To do the same sort or job in Irvine, victim of-a knife·slashing rapist ~lore than 1,000 men in Cambridge will be sentenced Jan. 13. while
h . d · r rr· whose attacks have lerrorized women and its surburbs have been questioned Zuber, Segal, Anthony Scardino, of
e in ten s to set up a team 0 0 ice rs in this old university city. · .. since the rapist began to all dirls hv· Houston. Tex.,· and Howard Finkel•· that woutrrhold four meetings a week , h • • with residenlsand busiilessmen. _ Police declined to name the girl who ing on. t eir own In Cambridge to lock tein, or Ba.yside,.QUeen, N. Y., are due
The goal of those meetings would be was raped·-early Sunday in her small · their doors and windows," .a PQ_lice -on Jan. 28· to -go be Core u. s.
·.telling people how to protect their pro-. ·apartment by the man they call the spokesma.n said. ''.Without going into Magistrate Lloyd F. Mc?l1ahon. I'
. perty from burglaries. Additionally. Cambridge sex fiend . But· they said vJhc morahty or it. we think boyfriends. Finkelstein and ZuOer are ·among
homes of vacationing residents woulct she was able to give them· the first should hang around at night to look four men indicted last week after a
f r · lt adequate description of the rapist. after them. We are dealing with an ex-two-year f'BI probe· into a Las Vegas bethesubjectso extra po icescrullni' DeteCtive chief Charles Naan re· tremelydangerousmanlnc." gambl1·ngcasinobilking. · &nd a program of labeling valuables to ( make identification easier would be ported more than 60 of icers have , ·They allegedly provided credentials
put inloef!ect. been assigned to the case. oJ known high· roller gamblers to
Followingi.toalssetbythecitycoun.._ ··This is!' very dangerous and sick Pol;ce Suspend-olher persons on a gambling junket
cit, J>eart's force y,·ould ~ave a dir. man who "·ill almost certainly go on ., sponsore'd by . .-a travel agen~thcn
r · · h wtlh these attacks." Naan said. ··we had them obtain $100,000 rlh or erenl organ1zal1on t an most in Orange County. .. ·believe. he is highly intelligent, but . 0 ·Wh • chips on credlt. The chips w_e • urned
The· i;ity -would be divided into three with a complitely split personality.'' _peratO T , . 0 over to them. investigators liege,
patrol areas. Area l. which "·ould be The attacks began last October in then immediately cashed in at 1aee
assigned 11 offieers, \\.'Ou\d include UC an area "'here many young single . H d SL.:..,.. • '(alue. -
Irvine, Park \Vest Apartments, Turtle girls live·in small apartments known ear ff,(lot'f,ng . ,Zuber t-who y:as known to be 1 Las
Rock and University Par.k. In the first as bed•sittsittjng rooms. All or th~ vie-. . Vegas ¥bitue during his Cotta Mesa
ten months of thls year, -Areal tnade tims were between 18 and 2Q years ··-.IJ.E-•ROIT (UPI) -Police Chier .r«;si~ncy, currently fic~s ch:arges In· I pani,ckcd. This is a hie: con game. I yelled to. myself silently,
"WOIJ.ld yo4 read this?" I asked lhc guy next to· me. "I know. I've
•been struggling oYcr this for six months," he said, smilinf wanly,
"6u11f rm going ahead anyway.''.
·3'10I3callsfor police service. . · old. i • •• .;t,... t • ..._.Philip G. Taanian has orCWre.d a Juli vo(ving a bank fraud in Sao Die10.
1.. Area 2,.,ussigned 17 officers, "'o uld Police sajd thif'g1rl atdick SuhdaY r evtew bt tbe pollce emerae'ncy . Costa Mesa ·police have. .s_11Jd they
be the Irvine lndusLrial Complex. is employed as a telephone operator telephone sYstem and suspended· tor Often hid'·Zuber'iliOme u·nder aur·
y.•hich rcquesled pollc.e..2.rvlce 2.651 ~~d was awaken~ at 4 a._m. J:>y-a--man one week.an operator who lisleried for veHlance due to aueg~dly· suspicious I statked out, the form lightly cler;iched in my fist. If I go back, I'll
Ji ave decided even if it's a con ·game, it's· ah.armless o~th good re·
·suits. ·
But rOr now, I'm sticking with hot baths and TV for my attempts
at tranqui\H;,.-. '
Anrt until my blood pressure calms down from my experience the
_other night, the 1'-laharishi Will ha ve lo wait.-
.-sKOlby Policeavoma11
times fr(Jm J anliary'through October -.;<'flo-enteJ'ed1ier one·room nat. ·The se\'eral •1nfnutes whna 'bn elde.rly activities. .'
thb;year. att!\cket. armed with a knife, slashed Detroit couple w1ere tunned down in _ Zuber-who has given his occupa.
Are1t 3 would lneludc Culverclale,. lhc girl's arms "-'hen she ti'ied to fighl _their home. ~ lion as roofer and also 11aid when ar-Th~ Ra nch, College Yark,. Colony, him ofr. police i;aid, and then bound -a'he dead woman; Lee Ledbetter, reste'd other times that he Js un· c re en tree, \\'i \I O lll.S--~ltl ifo-r-nla ::ind g<igg~d h~r and raped h.er~. 66, had called the emergen~y number employed -often was seen 11-round
llomcs. \Val nut Squarc,_RaCq uet Club · A~cord1ng to her descr1ption. the -911 -Dec. 6 to report she and her town driving a LlncolnContlnental.
;:ind Walnut Vill11ge. The area, which .,-rapist is a soft·sl?Oken man about 25 husband found the family dog shot to
called f'or police 2.523 Limes in the first ~·ea~s old. 5 reet 3 inches tall. and \Vore death. l:Jer husbltfld, _Clifton, ss, Riley-to· Gi've ten months or this year, is to be as-a beard th al could be raise. The green meani,yh1le, went 100~1ng through
signedtenofficers. S\\'eatcr and dark trousers he was their h o use whith had been·
Actording to r~an,·s dcse ri~lion of -r.ansacked. CHART
Ra S P • k <indnon·s"'ornci\•ilians .,.,•illbePartof Th~ civilian operator asked Mt:s. -. TaJk
· • t d the force. Killer Hangs Self Ledbetter the address, repealed it . .. p e~ usp ec IC e Five categories of non-sworn PubliC' ~ack .to he r and listened while the . Orange County Super\'iSOr Thomas
-· ' Safety Assistants are i~luded.in hi s SAN QUENTIN !UPJ) -Convicted \\'om an told her she.-would leave the F. Ril ey .will discuss issues or interest
· ·• ' <lcnartment description. The ass is -triple slayer Sigfried Sneff, 39. was front porch light on to help police find to •13:rbor Ar.ea residents Thursd.ay W Pl f It
tanls "'ill handle a \\'ide range of ac· found hanged inside his cell Sunday in lhe'ho.me. morning at Glendale Federal Savings
rong , ace or t1 vit1es ranging. fr?m veh!clc main-the honor block at San Quentin The operator then asked for the in Costa Mesa.
· 1l·nancetocommun1tyrctahons. P'rison . Sner.r. an alfen from Cro!ls streets and a tape of the six· The(lfthdlstrictsupervisor'stalkis
-.J .. Germany. y,·as received APril 4, 1974, tninute conversation at this point in-. scheduled ror7:30a.m. It is sponsored
NEW ~'ORK iUPI J -A~police 1eJI
it, a 30·r l·ar·o1d m:in ph:kcd !he \\'ron g
.apa rtm rnt to attcn1pt u ru pe loda y.
Th.: ~uspec l , 1dcnllficd as Francisco
Colon. l·ndcd up l\'ilh .i gunshot y,·oun<~
nf th <' !ri:: :irtcr he .illci,!cdly tried to
r;tpc a police wom•m ·s roon1 n1<1L t'.
Poli<"· :-i;11d· pnlit·l· i.ff1rt"r ,\nnJ
1!\laru.• ;\J :i rlul'C'H•llo ~hot the n1:in
~1ftcr ht~ t·llmht.•d thrnui;h a roar ~·in ·
dow of her tlurd !loor up;1rll11ct'lt in
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the East Village and attacked her 1 from Los Angeles county after a con· dicated several loud cracks. The by the Citizens Harbor Are..:i Research
r.oomrnatc. f'ron1 Page A I \~iction for tHe mu,rder of his wife, operator later lold authorities she Team <CHARTJ .
Officer '.\I urtuccie\lo said th e sus-p child and mothcr·i'n·Jaw, pr1·son 're· thought it was the sound 0£ somoon" c ( · AY ... of ee and doughnuts will be served . p·t'cl thre11tened her y,•ith a large cords said. ham1nering. at-n-ocost.
kitchl'n knlf~ \\'hen s.he_res pondccLto • • •-· •fiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiimiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iii;iiiii;ii;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiijj her roommate's cril's, "Ann , Ann , Quigley said his plan would set II tlll'rl'~ a man in mv room ." goa ls for city employes and pay ruises ~ M i N . I d
:'\t•1therwornan"·asinjured . \\'OUldres ultifgoalsaremel. . ,· •• our oney ~ o••T ... ~u~
()fficC'r :\l.1rll1eelc!lo. v.·ho said she Burtol'l s aid Ile ha~ had "additionr.J : . .·· • ~ 'W•' ·~ a ......
h:HI "d11Ll'd olf" <it thL· kitchen t:lbh.>, cilizttn in put -most of it: negative" , ·' ·
\\'IJS ;l\\'<lkcncd hv hl•r room m.'lte's l'!-'garding the pro1>0sed pay hike. to ~ "" '000 at M . .
cries for help. \\'hen ~he entc1·cd th(· Contending council uctiOn on th e ~£t~ • ar1ne.r;g.
bcd.tuon1. she :.aid the n1.1n "Ciirnc <it proposal at this timt' "'OU)d be pre· ~.!fl'~-.,
rue \\1th a large kitchen knife. I c1p1tous. he said he may ask the coun-· ~ ·1 r Now you're twice os safe at Mariners I We're gra hbed his arn1 .u1d y,·e \\·restlecl." CL tow a it £or urlher study.
She sairl slw bn1k(' rrl'C 3nd ran 10 ·:J htivu a @real deal or respect for your "oldest" hometown savings and loon.
thl· kitchen \Yhl'n.:.·:ihl' hud lert her our :i tarr and I don't want lo hurt .. You can always count on us to provide you
:.,·r \'il'l' rl•VO\\·cr. morale," Bun.on said. "b!Jl some of
1 < .. ttiic back in \h(' h('droorn anti thl•sc rh1n g:. really concern me... with up-to-date service ond th~ highest·
1dent1f1ed myself as a police offiC'cr l)C'c ltn1ng to mention specific s o/ interest possible ,9n insured savings.
bHt he kept coming on," she said. \\'hat he \\'Outd propose, Burton i'iaid,
··Then I ~hot hint in the leg.··. ··:1i1.v gut fC'chng is tha!t lvhile the staff
t'olt1 n ,,·as take11 to l\ellevue pul~ ~ul an 11nmcnsc t:fforf, they've
.Uospital. A spokesman at the East 5th got a pretty gooddea.
Street stalionhouse said Colon would "Th ey've got Jobs and that's
be t'harged \Vith attempted rape. so n1et hing a lotofJ)l>Oph.• will be prct·
bur@lar\, attempted murde r and tyenviousofprettysoon."
C'riminal possession or a dangerous ~lrs. Pryor said that "no increa!le
would not be fair.··
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MAR.DIAN.
She s;dd shl' l'Xpects reactions from
Ir vine residents al Tuesday's session
to the pay proposal. Presidents of the
l'1ly's :sC'\'erul honleowners' ;issoci:i.
tiot)s. she said, arc expected to od·
dress the council on 1he pro1)osaJ .
• • 1\1 the last·n1ceting, ulming her rt··
from past ~·Jq>Criuncc he s uspected n1ark:. :it Curnmunity Cablevision
I hat if :i.nyonc at the \Vhitc ~llou!c cameras ~·hlch lelevised the session,
v.·crc behind the br.eak·in. il miliht ~'lrs . Pryor usked residents to addrtss
ha\'l' been prcsidcnti:1l aide> Charlei; the' council on th~ p:!y package ut this
\II .Colson . ~vook 'i;mcetinJ::~· ·
"\Vh11t v.•sis your stale of mind at
this time?" asked Green. FroM Page Al
Remember, individual
accounts are now insured
to $~0 .000, and a family of
four can h.ave as much as
$560,000 -Fullv.lnsured!
Save at Mariners. · ·
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MONEY OllOEllS
NOT AllY SlllVICf: SAFI Dl,OSIT aox·
.. 1 have previou&ly dcstribed ll as a
crisis o( conscie11ce," l\lardian
fcpllcd. "l "·as desolated.'· SUMl\'.llT ••• ·1y.% = 7.79% .,..__,,,. ,... ........ ...... ~Wllal ....... --He shid that after three attempts to
resign, ~Iardinn succeeded In July.
19i2 In pcr1uading carnpaian
manager John N. l\fltchcll to assign
him to non \\'atergatc duties.
:\l ard1an said that aftt'r he lalked
\\1th Liddy 11nd . .Jcb Stuart l\t11:grudtr ,
X1xon re·<'lccUon or,lclal!, he 1>eaan
$peculating thott 1Jerha~s \Vh ite I lou5e
opera1ivcs \\.'ere 1nvolvt d in
\\latergatc.
The rrench prtsldent later told a
news ronftrence he did nol hold much
hope tbat lhe Arabs will significantly
k>wtr oil prlce:s. .
"f mui;t !:IY (rankly that I don 't
.lhink so.'' Gl~c3ri'I said .
But he addl"d thiit the force11 or tht·
market itself --thos<' or supply and
<ll'mnnd '"lllust lead to a certain rl ..
duct.on or the prices acluall)i prtv4il·
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D11ntington Beach
Fountain Valley
E DITION
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VOL. 67, -NO. 350, 2 S ECTIONS, i.c P AG ES
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ORANGE COU NTY : CALIFORNIA MONDAY , DECEM BER 16, 1974 TEN CENTS. •
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By KATllYCLANCY ._C!!_!-~tl'llMSUll
A burglary alarm ordinance aimed ~l reducing the-inore than s6o false
alarms Fountain Valley police a nswer
each year, wiliol)e considered by the Ci-
ty Council at an 8 p.m. meeting Tues-
day.
Police Capt. Les Rowland said the
ordinance will give police better con-
Lockout
Looming
For 1,000
If :\lcOonnell Douglas Corporaticio
calls ;.t' lockoul l:l.t its Southern
Calfornia plants, nearly l.ooo union
workers would be affected at the
firm's Huntington Beach aerospace
headquarters. <Related story Page
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The parent.firm is embroiled in coo·
tract dispu t~ with t\\'O uniOns the
United Auto \Vorkers tUAWl a nd the
lnte rn atjonal As soci a tion of
~1.<!S~}p.ists I lAM i . ·
Contract.offers have been rejected
by both unions, and their wo1·kers now
are on the job without a new contract
1ii force. The threat of a lockout has
~en termed a "serious possibility"
by a company spokesman conflicted
u;x:lay.
It could affect lOJOOO union workers
throughout Southern California. ·
1\ spokesme:n ror the 1-luntington
Beach plan!. suid that. less than 1,000 or
the-plant's 5.ClOO workers are mem··
hers or the IA!\1 and none beJ •• ng to the
t:AW.
The spokcsmao said such a lockout
would not affect the Huntington Beach·
plant's i&,OOOother "·orkers1 .
' • ·--'f tn Valley Se.eking ·Burglary Curbs ,
trol o\·er·raulty alarm devices, \\'hich
he said accOuot for mos\ of lhe false
calho.
Under terms of the ordinance, busi-
nesses or homes ins talling an alarm
\\'ill be asked to buy a one-time S25
licerise. In addition, lhecity may order
tha~ an alarm be repaired or discon·
necfed if iC results in too many false
police callS:
The ordinance similar to those in
other c ities, deals "'ilh two t ypes of
ala rm svstems.
The f(rst deals "·ith about RO pri vate
'iecurity systems no"' In use in l"oun·
t11in Valley. which Ro"•lanO said ac·
count for most oft he false police l'alls.
According to the, ordinance these ·
systems \\'ill be required to use a
separalc police telephone number and
the, city may order them disconnected
or repaired if they.result in a rash or ..
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raise alarms.
Ho"•hind explained many of the~~
automatically alert a secunty firm ,
"hich in turn calls polite. \\"hile others
automat1c;d\y dial 1>0hce. giving the
di:.patcher a rt'cordcd rt•Qut•st for h(•!p .
City Attorney. Tom \\'oodruff :.aid
these ularms cun ea~Lly be triggered
by an earthquake or sonic boom, r1>1.o
suiting in a tieupof1XlhC(' line:.
In add1t1011. hl' rt'e:illt•d one j.!a:-. sL..1 ·
!Lon alarn1 lh<it turned in l.J fa lse calls
1n 90 da):) bct'l.IU:)l' of fault.\ t•qu1pment
I hat often I\ as triggered h) ;1 (';..ir hurn.
The second. \\"oodruff l'>:pla 1ned. i:. a
direct <i l.J rm l'Olllll'Cl!nn b1•t1,·cen tht•
police :.l<•tion ..1nd ..1U.1ut lit hu:)LIJC:)Se~
111 lh(' C"LI~
-l'ht• counr1l Yo Lii ron::-Ldt•r 1111. ;,rd111g .i
(1'anth1:-.t· to SeJ Co;.i::.I Builder:) Supply
of Costa ~l es<i to ma1nta1n the conner-
1100:) bct"·een the firnl:.., ;ind police, <1s
\1 ell a:. tu supply J centr.il monitor
11·1thou1 cos1 to the 1>0\IC't' station. Tlu11
mo1ulor \I 11! rl•p];H:t• 1bc 18 St'paratt·
(!al\ boxc;. no11· 1n:tol allt·d
\\'oodruf1 :.aid ~·J l'uas1 may chargt'
nu n1ore th..111 S~.) <1 'l'ar to firms using
!he ~cl"\"ice. Bu:ii ncsses 1nav \A S<'
\1•hatc\ er brandof ..1larmthl'y" i.:)h,.
Death Probed
Drugs Suspected • Bolsa Victim in
llunt1nglon Beach police 1od..11 con· \·cst1ga1io11 lflr lluntington Be.u.'h
: tinued lhl'lr SC.it"Ch for t'!Ut'S on ho11· pohCC, said.
the nude body of a \\lestminstt•r l"OUth An aulOP~.v b}' Orang« ('ount~
--prob.1bly the ,·ic11m of drug .01·er. Coronl·r·..-. dc 1Julles 1nd1cuted that
dose -v.•as abandonei:I below th~ Templeton died .ibout 1nidnighl
Balsa Chica Bluffs Frida\' Thur:.d;I~'. .Surler..; on Bolsa Chica
Iovestigalors IX'lie\'e .I.ht> bod~· of Slate B~a th found lht·,body abo11L IO
Da rrell G. Templeton. 18, 13821 ~Jilan .1 m . F'r1d<1~
St., \\'3S druggt•d fron1 a \•ehicle on Qran g c Count .1 Cor Orll'I" :-. i11
P.il'ific.Coasl l·ligb.1l"as~nd ~r~ggtid \'t'Sligulor Hieh;.ird Slaughlt•r tndci~·
or tossed do\\'tl to the beaeh. . clt·;.11·cd up eonflicting rt•])()rls 011 thv
Pot1c·c !)~h.e 11·cekend questioned :iutnp:).I' r..:sults. ·
!hos e 1r11"0 T he y ·b elieve s;..i\\. ~ l 'hc .HLLopsy \1·;,is nol l'Ont!u;,L\t'.
femplc lon l:is1. ··nut it look~ consistent 1\·1th dru.e
··\vc·re backtl"acking hin1 ," Sgt. OVt•J"do~t'. ·• ht· ~ai d . l·)atholoi:b1\s
~lonty ;\'l cKcnnon,inchargcof thein· found ··gr:.1nular m11t('rial." such as
Huntington's
Library Cost ' . .
'Shocking'
pills might Jea\"e, in the
.~tom ach, Slaughter said.
\"ictim 's
Toxicology tests Lu confirm the
oi·t·rdo:)c theory and iclcntiry the drug
n1ay take three lo fi \•e \reeks, he
.Jcld/d.
Prl•\·1oui. reports ~f the .iulops\" re· ~ult:, :)uggested 'that tbe death m a~· not.,
h;.11·c been c;1.used by dl-'U8 o\"crdose.
Sgt. :\lcl\ennon saicJ..that reports of
;.i long arrest record 011 the·victi1n . as
<·itcd in \1·cckcgd· police reports. ;J}So
.JJ"e untrue ..
""The you th defin itely does nol have
.1 long µolice reCQrd. ··he said. · ,
Youth ShQ-t~
HeltJ, Afwr
2 Warnings ·
---cFOt':-1.he moment. there is no lockout
· and no labor 'troJ1ble in Huritington
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By TERRV COVl LLE
otltl91Mitf PiMolSU."
At least one rinancial adviser to the
. city has w"rned that thC new llunt·
ington Beach central library is a ·
beautiful creation, but the cost of run-
nin,it it niay prove Slloc~ing . .-
A bu rg lary s uspttct loti t his
showdown with a lluntington Beach
security guard Sunday and v.•ound up
behind b<.irs v.ith a bullet \\'hund in his
'
• .Bul-the-l-wo-unions, speakfng ror
members at all of the firm's Southern
California plants, sitid l\tcDonnell
DouB_Ja_s is 'dfferiog pay -raise-s -j~!ol:ii
amounting to ab6ul 50 oE!'titJ"a·n h·ouf"
lower. than other aerQSP,ace firms, . .:_.iji!;::ZiOll'I:
·;nc!Udin& Lockhee'1 , Boeing antr
"Rockv.•cU.
Hosmer Ass~ils
Delay T~ctics
In Block Bill .
Rep. Craig Hos mer (R·Long
Bea Ch) today accused the acting
chairman of the House Inferior Com-
mittee of using ··dilatory tactics ~'. to
forestall the death of a bill lo create a
national .. r-ecreation area in the
Northes'-
J.losmer. a ilrong opponent of the
bill, made~his remark after-acting
chairman Roy Taylor lD-North
~arollna ) waited l~inut~ in hopes
that more committee rqetnbers,wollld•
show up b.nd vote on the bill. JIOsmer's
district hlCludes-parts· of :!1){e il0fth
4 Orange Col:l.sl. ·
Taylor could muster only 16 mem-
bers of the 21 necessary be(ore a vote•
can be taken. lie said he would try
l:l.gain T)J..er.da}'. to hold a meetihg of
thecom·m1ttee. ·
'\. UPIT...._ ..
. PR.ESIDENT ENJOYS EARLY MORNING DIP. IN MARTINI QUE
French <fenderme Walks Past Poot at T"rois llets ·
Ford; French Chief· . .
l!lan fI1r _ Oil _ M_eet
By HELEN TllO~IAS i\hmcd Zaki Yam;,ini· said in an in·
terviev.· pu blishcd today tha.t· atlcmpts
TROIS lL-E'fS,--1.lartinique ~ UPl l .:oo-by...co ns umer cou11trics lo rorl'c dO\\'n
President Ford~and French·Presldent oil prices by reducing consuini>tion
Vale1·y Gtscard d'Estaing. revers ing v.·ould not "·ork.
a de,eade of Franco· American rivalry, I ''I don •t think that iltten1pls lo
tOda l',. ended a three-day s ummjt force a lowering or oil pric£"s br cut·
meethi"g \vith announcement of a un· ! Ung doy/n consumption as part of ,1
ified approach to (he \\'orld\\•1de oil"· confrontation strategy can 1\·ork.'"
crisis: \'amani t old .the ~1icldlc f::1sl
The lcadet'i, in a joint communique. econon1 ic s ur"lley, ;,i Beirut \\"C('k l~·.
urged that the nc.xt step in (le,•eloping ~··The Organization of P(·troleun1
a coo1·dinated oil pollcy should be a Exporling Countries can cut vroclul··
meeting in March b etween olk tion bv at least 33 percent \r1thout
l'Onsuming industrial nntions. the less .... ·(See SUitl )llT. Page .\:!)
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"The new library is well done and
\vell intentioned. There isn't another
one like it in the U.S .• " lack Ryder, a
member or the city's economic ad·
visory council. obser\'ed last we.ek .
~'"l'nl overwhelmed by the new library
from a ser1·icestandpoint.
"J3ut t don't think the cost of the
library had been thought Out ut all:
The city ts ~oing tct be shockl'd ."
Ryde r made his comments ditring a
study session between the advi'Sory
council and members Of'lhe city co Un-
cil ~~ l?Qth groups discussed the future
role o1 the economic ad1'isors.
lie v.1arncd counciln1enJhat after a
preliminary re\"ie1v of the librarr's
current budget and future budget. he
finds it hard to belic\"e the projecterJ
costs or the central f<tcili ly are ac ·
curate.
The S2.8 million librar,·. O\'erlook·
ing Talbert Lake in the central parJ.:.
is scheduled lo.open in ~1arch.
The li.brary system 's.. cur:.1·enl
budg:et -with the ~·l ain Street facilit .I"
as the hub : t \\'O br;1nc hcs. and a
'bookmobile -is .ibout S772.000 ;,i
)'e<il".
··"Ryder said lhj! !)rojcctiot'I shO\\"S an
annual operating cost of 5982.000 "'hen
the ne11.• s hov.·c:ise opens.
'"You ar~ going to ;Jdd rour·and.;1
half times the square footage. I don 't
see how it could cost onl.v S982.000 for
the fu_ll city library 01>eration. '' Ryder
<,o,·arned . '"Shorter. hours ione sugges·
lion for cutting the cost) aretl"I goin.'?
to do it."
.. \Ve also don·t kno\v \\'hat the
CSee LlBRARl ', Page t\2)
The bill ""ould create :r.:-100.mile
stretch of recreational area along the .
.Snake River at Hell's Canyo_!), Idaho.
lt would. in errect. alio...brock con·
struction o·f a huge hydroelectric dam
proposed by the Pacific Northwest
Pov+er Company and the \Vashington
Public Power Supply System.
• • Teile dyne .. C ~tract
developed nations and the world"s oil
producers. r
The l\larch->'prcparatory" meeting,
·they said. should be roUowed ··by in·
tensive consultations among con·
s(l er countrie:;"' to prepare positions ro a later "1\"0rld courerence. The
United States has beeri a>ustring for a .
untried policy a mong oil·cOnsuming
What a . Curve
SAN DtEGO~cAPI -\Yorke r! 1l:l.t
Teledyne Ryan Aeronaullcal will vote
Loda~· on a tc.ntatl\·e contract accord
1'eached Q\'C1' the \~:eekend, mJ.1na ge·
ment 11nd Onioi1 ofl"ich1 ls ,!ald. Tcrn1~
or the contruct art'ecting L~prC>ximale·
1~· 900 1>ro duction and \\'orke1·s at the
~hutt \l"ill not l)i.• disc losed until aftl'l'
lhc V_Qlt•.
, nations ih dealing \\11th the oll pro.
ducer'S~ especi:ilb' t he Arabs.
lfUt Saudi Atab~an oil m1n1stcr
S.ex· Assault
DOW INDEX OFF Told b ' Girl IN LATE 11UDIN6----·-l!Y .. --. .
NEW YORK CAP> -Stock prices.
JisUess for mostofth"'e session, turned down~ard near the close this, arter·
noon under the weight of the c;>ntinu ·
Ing economic ills, (Tables. AII7.
The Dow Jortei average was off 5.!M
point.I for 586.8.1.
• Declines outnu~bered advances .
777 to .(99 •mong the 1,805 Issues
traded on the New York Stock EX.·
change.
''There are a lot of cross curr1nt1 In '
ltie m arket," said "l:ldon Grimm or
Birr, Wilson&Co.·
•
A 17-year-old girl told lluntingtoq
Beach Police Friday that shrl was six·
unlly abused al knirepoint by a man
who gave he:r a ride.
The Canoga Pal'k girr and a friend
said they had ~n hltchlllking oo
\\lafncr A-vtnue near Scylpin Drive,
about6:30p.m, ~· The 1u1pect allegedly committcd
sodomy on th~ girl. \\'hlle hold1ng a
knife to ht1· throat and ljrcatenlng
her friend.
The inc1denL occurred in the. su~·
1lect's ca.r behind a drug store al
\\'urne r Ave nue und Springdit le
Street. •
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Little . Le ag ue Ope n ed io Girls
\VASl!I NGTO:"/ 1API The Scnatt•
tod ay ~al"e girls th<' f1n~l s ignal lh11t
rro1n no1v on they can play Littlr
League baseball on <Ill CijUUI rooting
with bo\"s. ·
On;.\ Vu1c:(' vote and \\'llh no debut<'.
1t sent to President Ford a bll\ that
s trikes any mention of Sl'X from the
Little L eague's officia l ft!de 1:u1
c~11rter. • ·
;-'The bn1-sr11k£!S" out the \\"Ord -txi~-"
each ti.m ~ il,.appears in the 1969
charter anO rc pfaces it "'-'ith"'lhe words
··young p~ople.··
And rrom a sentence thal ~tnles that
the purposes or the )eugue are to ~n
still "citizens hip, SPQrllJR nsttip and
manhood.'" the bill sltlkL'S the-"'-'Orct
"manhood." ,
ft 6"·e ,·er . lbe word
''sportsm·llnsliip'' "·as left untouched.
'the chunieS ma<m '!'111 be sufficil'nl
~ all o"' girl~ to play' on evrrt.Y Little
~::~~~~~:St~~~a~c~~n follows :1
decision 1<1s1 f\larch by the N \V
J erse)' Supreme Court iipp~llwtc
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th\·1sion lha l girls ha\"e equa l right:. lo
play Little l.ca~uc baseb;'.111 as bo~·t.
1'h;1 L dccbdon 1\,1s one of 22 <·la:-;,·
11t·t ion suits filt•<l al·ross the count1'\" 11n
behalf of \\'ould·bc girl ball ph1~·rr;.
1'he lcg;.1l action grt'"' Q_u t of prol1•sl~
especially ,·1gor9us lhe p11:-.t t110
sumnl(!I'~ that Lillie Lc'W{UP o1 ·
ficials \\·~re unfair\.' ban1\inl! ~,,.1.,
from the league.
The Lilli!' League eventually A!>kcd
Congress to amend its churter to
Pt.' rm it it to admit girls.
Tht.' report. 'noted that hcarin~s n11
the bill cstfihlished that "Congrel"is
"''II not tolerale se1>arate but ·equal'"·
lreatment or glrls in the J.ittle
Leagu1t.
They mu!rt phi)' On the st11ne teams
.1!ii hoys rnd on an eq1,1al ba:s1s ""1lh
1hen1 . lhl' 1't'ptltl mainla1ne<.t
Thl' Llttll' Ll'ugue was founded 1n
1!)39 a.s a .!'un1n1~r b:isebo&ll ..progr01n1
for young bo~·~
IL rrcl'i\ed its charter from
Congro" 1n Jul.y 196!1.
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Ul'IT .........
PROFESSES INNOCENCE'
Watergate Trla1's Mardlan
hip. I
Jn 'Orange Cdl.lnt.r Jail tod.a.'' is
Perry Lee Leonard. 18, 8122 J\1ichael
Drive, Huntington Beach. Police
cha,rged him v.ith attempted burglary
of~he trailer storage~~~~! Talbert
A' e., at a bout 2:20 a.'V'":a.v.
Police said security guarci Emenoh
Lynn Ch anne ll. 1,·ho. lives at the
storage lot. apprt>hended the sus pect..
then held..a 0 un on him a s h ailed
police.
The susPect-al\egedly told Chann~ll
he Y.1asn't going to "'ail for police';Jnd
that the guard \vould ha \·e to shoot lo
slop him. ·'
M d • Cl .. -~hannell lold police he 1\·arned lhe · llT l a l l a i ms youth he ":~·uld shoot. Then, the guard
_ .iddt•tL hi: f1rM one \\'arning shot intu
N I l -the air ;.is tht· suspect ncd. ,\second
O llV O vem ent shot .w.cnt into the grou nd , and then
lhc ~u.ird took aim. pohce said. The
I W third . .J5;calih('l' :)lug paSst•d through
ll ate rgate .Leon.rd s hq>..
~ Ll·on:ird \1a.~ treated :it Orangt•
\\"ASlll:'\G'I'():'\ t l 1'11 Hubt•r1 l'. County :'l!(!d\c;1] Ct·nlcr"s prison IA'ard
:'ll .u·dian trsfl1f1£'d 1oiJ ;1_, ht· chd nnl lieJOrl' bein)! l)IJOked 11l city jail on thl!
t.ike purt in the \Vute.rgalt' C'{l\"cr-up lt•lun.I" ch.1rgt•.
;ind 1\ ill'" :-on ""dc.;;olatc<I · I\ hen ht•
\e;irnl·d·ol 11 lhat ht· 1r1t•d IQ rt•s1µn im·
. n\C'dtntcly fron1 Prt·.~ide.rit :'\ixtln·:. 1·1·
t'll'tl lO!l t: ;1111 !l<.1ig n.
:\lardial1. '' SOrlll'tilll{' San ('h•1nl'll\\•
re:-1detit \\ho is thC' rnurth of lhl' IL\"t•
d1·ll'lldant-. to lt•,11f\· 111.h1.' O\lll tll··
rt•n:-.t' '11 the ('ll\·C'r·t1p lrl:.d . "'t11rl ·!IH1I at
tht• 11m<' 11 \1:i~ hi s ··r1 rn1 e1•11\it·l11n1
lh\' Cl .\ 11•,11,; 1n1ol1£'cl~n tl1t•
\\',1ll"rJ::<.H•' hug):!nll! ;ind t"t't\'<"lt•fl .t
.. uggt•::.\il)n f'ixon him~l·lf <1Ul h11!'1ll'd
" Bl•I he al-.o ~:ud th;il ,L lt'I' ((,,,...;
.dll'r th('· brca\... 111 .11 fJcn11 •rr.1l1l'
he •• dquarters. ht• h1..·~.1n tr1 'U"l'~·rt
th;it ··u i;roup Oj)t'rJILn;! 11ut vi tht•
\\"hilt' ll ou:.I?" n111.\ h.11 c h1~.;-n
rl'S\)()llSL bit'.
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IOl"llt'\ ~t·nt'r.d , \\;!.'i .! pulllll·,il
1·1>urd111.ilor tor 11lc· ;°\:1\1111 r\' 1·ll·e\1nn
t'.1 111pa1,i.:11 .IL the \Lill(' uf th1 • ,Jun1• 11,
1:1;:! \\'~1tt•r;::<ll t' ;1rrt•"t' :u11I 1!11
1llt•d1.1!C.l\ a:.~unll'il ll').!.tl du\1t·~ t"r
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llt• \oltl ut le.1rn1n~ lh~· full ,1•11"\ ul"
th•· h.i C'ki!r1H1tHI nf \hi· bu).!g1111! fi·11n1
c; 1:nl'tl!ln l~1dll.1·. thf'n e•111 n:.l·l t11 lh•·
fltl.Jnl'(' .trTn or tht• (:an1pJ1).!ll, Jll•t
l•111t'd.1 ~"h11c1 . .
·Ills r..::irt'\\tlrd<: 1 cton·1 r1T.1!1 h'rt
his l\ord~ v.·c1'c t•lc;,irJ¥-rnetn~LJ,(' imp·
ly lo n1l' that the Prcsidc111 11(iht· l 1111 ·
t•<I Stut..::) .1uthor1ll'<l 11," :i.1.1r1l 1.111
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<!ian · ~ ,1tto1·n1•\ . 1'hom1l"l l" {; i't'\'.11
··\'.o.' ~1 :1rdl~n rt"'()llCfl. .uhhn):( lhJI
lt~1n1 /1.1,\. t'\\)t•r1 •nr1· hi..' ,u .. pt·r11·d
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11l'rt• beh11\ll lht' hrl•:1k ·1n 1\ n11_1:h1
h'1\\' bt'l'll prt•,irl .. 1111,1l a11J1..· ('harlt''
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Co;1st
Fair \hrough Tuesday along
the Orange Coast \\ilh .. Some
~usty no rtheasterly v.·inds .
Slightly "·~rmcr v.·ith highs of
75 al the beaches and 80 inland.
Lo\\S tonight 50 to SS.
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rhat S1 rh.i11 .'irrhonocfcd 0/0111• in rhe
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·.Pilot
Logboqk ,
$12 5 Fee Entails
,Mu~h Meditation
Twice a d:iy my friend Tony gof's into his room, sinks into a soft
pillow, and _ri1cd1l ;1tL'S for 20 rninutP::. 1'hl' rr$111!) :ire infallible. Jlc
1·01nc, uut r;tlm ;ind tran<1u1I. E\t'n Ut:it1f1c
I i\:\I 1mpr e~.~ed by this. l am not as calm as
Tony. Ont• night u\er dinner \\'ilh him, I changed
my mind fQur tLmt•:. Jb<Jut whether I .,.,.a nted to go to
a movic lh<Jt ni ght. "'\\'ell maybe I do. No. m<1ybc I
don 't. \\'f'll. )!!ah , \1hat the hell . let's go. Oh, I don't
kn1,1w, lcl ':. JU St i;o hon1e," I said. · . ,,..
Tony l~cd <Jl me t'Omv:.i:-.slonatcly. "\Vhy don't
you lry tra nscendental meditati on"" he said.
WORTH
So. iostc;H.I or j{Oirlj.! to lh e mu\'ir. \\'l' v.·ent tii my f"irst lecture on
tr3nsrcndent<J\ medit:.iti on rr~1. Srien("c of Creat1o,re lnte\li13enre. SC I.
CIC', t•te.J It's ;:i technique championed by ~laharishi Guru lJev. u kind-
ly h)Ok ing ·1ndi[ln v.·ith long hai r and a stringy beard.
I liked it. I felt rested just sitting in the elean, qui l•l lecture room. ·rn ,. l~ctur'lr .was an appcalini;: young· man in a ve r y im n1aculale suit
and tic. Not :1 n extra uunee nf fat, J. noticed. Very r le:1n shaven. !luir
just Ion~ C'nougti , Just short enough .. II~ reminded rnc of a benevolent
youth leader from my t•hildhood <is ;;i minister's daughter. lie t<ilked
about future s hock , human potentittl. harmony. loving. I fell glorious
at;>out the \\'hole thing. TTansCendental meditati.on is my birlhright as a
hum:in, I learned.
Tll E OTllER night. Tony went elsewhere and I v.·enl to the second
lctture alone ready to sign the dotted li ne. ·
I v.'as cager -io hear about hov.· to get started. I kn ew it cbst
somet hing. But I was ready, I thought.
After another hour and a half lecture, we still hadn't heard
anything about money, technique, or further instruction.
J:'\ T11£ question and answer period. pC<lple started asking,Q,'W I,
how do you.do it? ..
"It's effortless." the young man replied. "lt charms your min in·
to the level of deepest rest." "'Ho~ do you do it'!" -
"WELL. \\'E real ly shouldn't get into that now. That will come later, in
thein;:~~~~~~fe 1efturer PJIUSZ. " mong our requirements is a course
ree of SI25," he said placidly. •
l gulped. · .. .. _·"Po you give any scholars 1ps?" l~ked feebly. ... ,.., .. ,.
"IN RARE cases. we can work something ,Qut." he said, staring at
~ntentl y . "But I doubt if anybody in this room \lr'.OUld qualify." .
.,..Fll'\Mrmorc. to enter the . program you have ·to sign a paper.
Though the course fee had sent my blood pressure soUing far .above
·tranquility level. I decided to take a look at the form . If Tfl.t ·is...so good ,
maybe.it's worth the price, I thought. ·
It's .1he only form I've ever filled out that asked "What is youz:.
present state of mind'! Check one: GQOd, Worried, Tense, Depressed."
I hasWy checked good. ~
1TIE CLINCllER cam·e in the s m all print. ?C f became a
~edUator, I must promise never to reveal my nfailtrl -the word
they give you to meditate upon. I must promise neve.r to divulge or
publish any part of my instrqction.
11" "J panirkcrl. This 1s a big con game, I yeHed to myself silentfy.
'"Would you· read th.is~" I asked the guy next to me. ·"I know. I've
been struggling over this for six months," b.e said, smiling wanly.
*'BUt I'm going ahead anyway." .
I stalked out, the form tightly clenched in my fist. 1f I go back, I'll
have decided C\'cn if it's a con ga'me, it's a harmless one "t"ilh good re·
suits.
But r9uow. l 'm sticking \\·ith hot baths and TV ror fny attempts
al tranQllilitY'.
And until m y blood pressure calms down from my experience the
l:Jther nl~ht, the 1.laharishi \\'ill have to wait. ·
Knife .. wielding Fiend·
Rape~ Fifth -Victim
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'Dairyman
. 'P.u'nches'
SACRA~! E!\"l'O !1\Pl -An uhgry
dairy !armer thrt\\' ;1 punC'h ul 1:1 con·
:-urncr udvocull' durinj! a :.lat(' h<•ur-
1ng on milk pril'i ng: lo<la y, .,., 1tnc:.scs
<ind the ad\"Otatcsuid.
Ro y Alper. ;1 leg1slat1\'C ad vocate
for the California Citizen Act io n
Gr1M.Jp, said he Y.'aS not hurt by the
gl;i nrin ~ b]O\\'.
1'hc farm~·r ''as not 1mml.'1.ha\C'I}
i!ll'nt1f1l·<I . l h.· \\<tlk<·d ""aY follu"·ing
fh1· u11.·1dcnt. ·
'l'hc altt•rt·ation ucrurr('<1 1n a <·or
r1dor out:.ulc tht! mel'ting room ~it thl'
Sacramento Cunvenlion Center \\1ht•rt•
I he hl'J ring v.·as being hrld.
,\Jpt•r appeared at the hi'aring to np
pu:.c an~· inc rease in the m1n1mun1
pr1ct-paid lo milk _J)rod uccrs
l>ai rymen art! seeking an increase but
had not di :.closed how large a boost
l hl·~ \\'antt·d. ,
• ,\lpt·r s:.ud hc \\'as (ilseussing his op·
1lfl:-1 t 1un to lht· int·rt·use \\1th reportf•rs
\\ h1·n the U:i1ryn1un tame by.
"I \\'a:. j ust sl3nding. there tillkiug
\Vith somt• reportt•rs when he ran1c·
through, to:;sed col'fce at me and tht·n
punt h(!.(I me," ;\\per said.
Slt'\'t' Sv.'a\t. a reporlt·r fur
S•u.:r.1mcnto ttlf'v1:;ion station KCHA ,
... aid. ··Buy v.•:1s just talking to a 11 of us
and this guy came out of nowhere and
s;:dd, 'You're un idiot and a liar,' and
threw coffeeathim.''
Swatt said the dairy man al so
pushl·d u . cameraman up again.st a
wall
Alper later said the punch just
grazed his chin. •·
There was no sign or any bruise or
injury. •
The hearinl!: continued inside the
hall without interruption.
f'ro., Page Al
LIBRARY ...
patronage or the new library will be.
It's so beautiful it may attract more
people ~n_d the cost will go up.
"1 use4. to think of a library as a
quiet place where you go to read a
lx>ok. but one or the most costly opera-
tions in this-is the audiO·visual depart·
ment. ··
Ryder said he was not suggesting
that the library budget or operation
s.hould be cut. bul he was saying the
figures presented as the future cost
;l r.e~oo low. ,
Tbe city is facing serious budget
trouSle&.. with a $1.2 million deficit
shown ' ifr... is year's $31.8 million·
budget 'ir so services aren't re-
duced.Lor unless ral revenue shar·
ing funds are used fo ~general city
operatiorr. •'-
Financial advisors to the city say
the central library will have a major
impact on the budget and several
alternative methods for operating the
library system ar,e now under study.
Hyder's warning gave empha$is to
the need for those studies.
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MARDIAN ~ • •
"I ha\"e previously described ilas a
c r i:;is e-{ conscience." Mardian
replied. "I was desolated."
lie said that after three attempts tu
resign, f\tardian succeeded in July.
1972 in pe r suading campaign
Cr\).lBRIDGE. En gland (AP>
A 20-year·ohl girl hYs becomt' the fifth
victim of a kniff'-slashing rapist
'' hu:.c .:1! l.1C'h" ha\ t' ll·1-ror1zcd "·omen
Lil this ulJ Ulll\'cl"SllY Cl\).
"'This is a very dangerous and sick manager :John N. l\1itchell to assign
man \\'ho \\'il l almost certainly go on _ him Lo non·\Vatergale duties.
PoliC L' dl1c\1nccl tu n:1ml' th(' gi rl \\'ho
was r;ipcd c.1rly Sunday ln.hcr ~mull
ap~rlmt'nl h,v 1hc> m an thl'y call t hr
Can1hridi;:1• "1·x fii'fld . ITut lhey said
s h1' ,,·;1!'> ;1hll' !11 i.:1\t' lh l•m the first
ad~fJU :ill' 1le~t·rip1 lt)O of the r;1 p1~1 .
1k1 ccti\"l' t hi ef ('h;_irlC's Nnan re-
ported murf• lh'6n 60 officers ha\'t'
1ii:>c n .'.IS~g'.nt·d to the casl.'.
ORANGE COAST "'
DAILY PILOT
\\'lt_h these :~ttac_ks." ~aan ~aid."\\'(' l\lardian said that arter he talked ~·hc\'C he is hi~hlY. 1ntelhgen.t, but \Vilh Liddy and Jeh Stuart fl.1a grude_r
\Vlth .a :o":i pletely ~.pl1t persona lily.'' ~ . Xixon. re·cleltion officials. he beg a~
The att:icks began last Oc tob~r in speculating.ttu:it pc rh:i.ps \Vhite ~louse un area \1 here many young s1n1rtle , . · . · . I d · girls Ji\'e in small apartments knO\\'n ip,crat1ve:. \Vere. lll\O vc 111
as bed·sittsitling rooms. All of the vie· \\ utcrgale ..
tims werC' between 18 :inc.I 20 ycu rs
ol<l .
Police said !he girl attacked Sund :iy
is ernplo.Yt'd as u telcpho1oe operator
ant.I v.·as av.•akenC'd at4 a.m. by a man
v.·ho entered her one-room flat. The
<1tlacker, armed with a knife, slashed
the g irl '~ arrn s v.'hen she tried to fight
him off. police said, ancl then bound
and (,l3 t!'ged her and raped her.
1\cco rding to h.:!r description. th e
rapist is a sofl·spoken man-about 2:;
~ l.':l rs old. 5 feet 3 1ht heii tall, and v.·ore
u bt•urd that could be f<JISL'.
4 Die in Crash
OXNAH D <AP) -F.our p=s
"'ere killed and three others injur I
·when an auto apparently crossed he
.center di\•ider and crashed head·on
into a nother car , pol ice said.
Authorities identified those killed in
lhe crash on llarhor Al\'d. Saturday
night as Harding Barbarick, 54. his
\\'1fc, Elizabeth, 40, and two
pu:.scnger s in their c;1r .
T!Ot pr~ Co•ll O.ily Piiot, -.IUl"""'t" lt t""' -!"' f .. Wl.P•n•. I• 1>11bll-l>y '"' Ot-C...1l Putll"ll1J>Q Comco•n• s---...:111..,.,, ••• !>Jiii•-MOll<I•~ t"'oo.qh i<rlO.J, .... toi.l• -· """•-! 114«11, HMnlulqlori llitoKll/F ...... .t••n V•ll•y, l••I,.., ~lll<ltft..<• VilWy •NI Lo-StoK~IS<>vl~ (O•\I. 1" $1"'914' ,...,..I
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Robert N. Weed
Pf~1oorn1 """ PYbh~r
Jack R. Curley
Votf Pf•\IMnl ""' C.Cntt .. Mf"'9''
TP'lomas Keev il
·Mesa Man Convicted
In Stock Sales Case .
Ed•IOf
Thoma'> A. Murph1ne
-~fQ•"Q £<Jot0t
(P'larle"> H . Loo\ .Ric hard P, Nall
/4 ,,,, ... , ~ ... Q•flq ~.,,,.,.,
Te rry Coville
_,. O••nqo Counl, ["'°'
Huntinaton Beacn OU /ce
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,,_1too1• lll ll•y JUOl L.1 Pil llo.o
11 !.In o ... '10 ~'"'"'~'
, Ttfephone C71 4l 6'2-4321
Claslilled Advertising 642·S671
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S40· 1220
'°P•"i1''· "'' 0•..iOf' C.O.O•• "ulli1"''"°° CRtfo-• ""' """"' \lqt<n Lilll\ttj!•OI\•
tdl .. 111 l'llofllfr er ld~ftlo\O'""'fl1\ ""'''" ""'' ~ ,.,.......ud wll-1 u11e.1.il c.rrnr'\IGO'I 01
<41111"91'1 owntt
, S..<ll!ld cltn JIO\lfOt o.1d '' Co-II .ww (111~·· S..tw•l11t+011 .,. ,,.,~ "l)O
, lly "'''! t.f O(I _,,.,, moltl•''' ""'"''1'°"' u ,oomon1n+,
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Hy A.llTllUR n . VINSEi.
• 01 uwo.u,.,1101suu
A Costa ~lcsan ,,·ith r1•puted high·
ll1\'l'I gangl ~nd connection~ and who
faces S('vc r ~I pendin~ c rim ina l
rhargcs ha.s hcl'n convicted \Yilh lhrre
other nu.:n in a .stock n1arkct Craull sclic·mc. . . - -
Edw<1rd Zuber.·36. v.·ho~e last local atldrcil~ \\'as on YukOn Drive, Cii1CC5
i:c n1 cncini;: 1n New .York c11.y Jan. 28
for his re.ire in a ~cheme to sell un·
reitisler(>d stock that nettt'd ~.000
for parllcrpanl:!.
II" and one other a n1on1t lhc four dl•·
rcndants \\'('re also indicled lo st v.·eck
in c\.111nl;'clion \\·1th a S2SO.OOO I.as
\·c-i;:.1 ... ~J mbllnit casino ripoff c:arr1cd
Ol.ll \\ 11h clnborutc ~phi:sticntion.
·rhc mO<I recent legal nr,lon, t1n
l'1ght·day tr1 ,1l, ended v.·1th Zub<'r .ind
111:-; ;4,.Sot'illll''i ht•1np: found gnllt) or II
a1·hcn1e to :s~·ll unr~;::i.slt.•rcd slork in ..
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shell corporation and thus rig the
1n:1rkct. .
. l.ik1• the recent indictment on lhe
casino case. the ch a rg~s Olt' v.1h1 ch
Zuber ··w;.1s con\'icted Thursday oc·
cutrcd during a per~od in 1969 and
1970. ;u.•co1·ding to government pro·
:te.ui.tor!;. Thicc defendants and former as·
:.ocL.1t<·s or convicted businessm a n
1-\lan sCgal. 56, of North Miifill, Jo~la ..
.had :1lready pleaded ,ll~llly and
testiried against Zuber and the otherJC.
A11sistotnl U.S. Attorney John 1'1 .
·\\'al~er Jr. told the court Segal used
nomtni'l'S Jn a "chcrne for prririt 1n
v.•hich stock of Pioneer Oevelo11mcnt
Cor1>0rat1on v.·as manjpulated.
Thi.' thret defendants who plfadt>d
~uill y a nd te"lified a.1u1inst the others
v.111 be SC'ntcnced J<;tn . 13. wtiile
Zuber. Se.llal, Anthony 54-ardlno, of
llouJ'ton . Tes.. a.n d 1--IO\vard F1nkels·
tcln. ()f R:1y!11de, Queen, N.Y., are due
on J 1111 . 28 to go. hcforo U.S .
.\1 :i!';l~tr;lt(' l.loyd f" l\l c l\1 ;1hon .
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-$500 Reward. Offered . . . . . . . . . ' Seer-et -Witness Tip Provides Possible-Clues_
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On a chilly eVel'lit'lg sometl e in th; ~ and"pOJice beli~vefl he was killed near
spring 'or 19TJ A young man wearing Secret Witae~ rpid.nigtit. There could be u ('0111\el'
only a towel wra;>ped·1tround his waist ••. lion. knocked on doors in th(' Chateau -11erhups the youth \\·ea1,ng a 1owt·I
Blanc neighborhood of Fountain . · · ' "'as picked upb)'. a motorist. or rtnully
Vulle y, asking to use a telepti.one. , let ins id~ ,somet>O:<ly's house. 1'hc OOdy
lie 10\d at leasl one witness his round tn Huntington '8fach was
ni.ime \\'as Dave and that so mebodv dressed, with a blue denim jacket Uhc
h;1d .. ripped of[" his clothes. lie "'ani· sleeves cut off .. biker" .stylr) and
l'CI to phone a girlfriend to pick hini dark blue punts. but police do not
up. kno\V if it v.•as his ov.·n tlot h~ng.
There is <l possibi lit y t he I-le is described a:1 uboul fi.ve·fecl,
mysterious youth ut the Chateau lO·inehes tall, v.•eighing 160 J>ounds.
lll<inc tondominiums Yt'as the 'same with brown eyes and li ght. \onl:.
0111· v.·ho:-.e badly batlere<l bodv w;is brown hair.
fiiund r\1>ril 14 , 1973, in lluntlngton Thl' p_erson \\'ho rontaCll'cl Sc<·rt l
Bt•nch. dumped along a lonely stretch. \\'llhout hi s clothes. \Vitness ~a id "Oa\"e" had bloodshot
of t:lli s ,.\veQUc near Golden \Vest Bu t the v.•itness diaJtnow it \\'US in eyes. appea red frighLt•ned :1ntl
St,r,ee t. the spring, probably ')11 April. and s~erned to llC' .. hii::h" on sometl11ng.
I he Ch.al«.>a u Blunc tcact is on Ellis aln1ost assuredly on a t~r\Jl;Jy· or <'Ltherdrugsor alcohol.
t\V('nuc; at Drookhursr"Street, just a Saturd ay night. The body ~·as found A?YO:ne "·~o may remember s uch
fe\\1 miles cast of \\'here the corpse April 14. a Saturday. an 1~c1denl IS urged . to contact the
was du~ped. \Ve a re looking for any other wit-lluni1ngton Beuc.h Pohce Department H~nt1n gton Beach pol ice in-nesse.s who might recall the strange or, the Secret \V1tness.: 64~·4321 . l'.et-
\'Cst1gators ha\'e oeo,rer been able to youtb:.i n the Ch ateau Blanc terscanbt. .. sent to: DaLl yP1lot.Sccret
identiry the dead youth . let alone dis· neighborhood. Perhaps other re!ii-~V1fn1.•ss. P .0 . fu'< i!Xl. liuntin,g lon
cover who brutally assaulted and dents who lived there irl the spri~g or Beach;<92648l.
killed him. 1973 heard that knoCk and tal~ed to If, for v.·hatevcr reason, you do not
'fhe Secret \\'itncss is offering a S500 the you ng man. . · want. to become in,·olved \\ith police
cash reward foi· information leading: Our witness said .~Dave ·~ said he un this case, the·.secret \Vitne.:>s t~ the a rrest and conviC:tion or the had kn ocked.on several doors. but no guaran~ces a~1ony 1n1ty. Only the in·
killer or killers of the youth, and an one \\'ould Jet him in. Our witness did formation \\'Ill be turne'd o\'er to
adpit ional $50 re,vard for information ·not.Jet him in either and last saw him police, nothing to idcntirY' the tnfor-leadl~g to the identity of·the youth. · tleacting·toward the1 nearby 7·Eleven inanl. . .
A tip to Secret \Vitness last week re· market. The l\\'O se1>arate incidents n1ay
vealed 'the events surrounding the The nearly naked yo ulh was seen h:i\'e no connection; but for the lime
Chate uu Blanc incident. Our witness sometime bet\l.·een 9 p.m . and 11 p.m. ·being the youth at the Chateau lU ane
could not pinpoint the exact date that . The dead youth in Huntington offers the only possible clue to the
"Dave" went knocJ.:ing at doors Beach was found close to 1:30 a.m. 1-luntington Beach murder.
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Hanson Widow
Finally Weds-
Rape· .su~pect Picked
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Ex-Viet POW Wrong Place for It
. NE\VYORKtUPf l-AspoJicetell' but he kept coming on." she said.
former El Toro resident Carole it. a 30-year-old man picked the wrong ··Then 1.sl:iot him in the leg.··
·1.ynn lianson. \\'hose son·Todd, 8, ·apartmenttoattemptarape today. Colon was taken to Bellevue
·never knew his real father, ~as mar· The suspect, identified as Francisco Hospital. A spokesman at the E ast 5th
ri1d a f'Orm er prisoner of war. Colon, ended up with a gunshot wound Street statio nhouse said Colon v.·~ultl
'"'ro.1rs. H:1nson, who becaffie Mrs. o( the leg after he allegedly tried to be charged with altempted •rape,
James Martin Hi ckerson Saturday in rape a police woman's roommate . burglar~" attempted murder and
Orange Park, Fla., said of Todd, Police s'aid police officer Anna criminal possession of a dangerous
..1-le's so thrilled at having 3 fath€f."" Marie . Martueclello shot the man weapon •
It wa~ a Presbyterian Church wed· after h'e climbed through a rear win·
di~f ~rinc i\'laj. Steven T. Hanson, dow of her third.noor apartment in
·rodd's father. was declared dead Oct. the East Village and attacked her
7. He had been shotdov.•n over Laos on roommate, ·SUMMIT June 3, 1967. _ Officher ?'ifartudc;•h·~uo saibd the sus-• • •
The new-J\1rs. Hickerson was until peel t reatene er wit a . large lP7 I chairman of the board of the Na· kitchen. knife when she responded to financial di mage lo its members," he
tional L eague ·or F a m.ilies or her roommate•s cries, 'Ann, Ann, said ... \Vherease\'en a lOpercentcut.
American ,Prisoners 'and l\tisslng ir'I there'S a man in my room." in consumption would be hi ghly op·
Southeast Asia. ·The organization ... Nei.ther W~man ~as injured. . timislic.") ~·orked -far the r elease o( American Qf~!cer ?itart~CCl~llo, "fhO S!l.Jd· she Tbe l-1 f ench president la=er ld--a-·
war prisone~. _..._. . " ~had dozed,orf at the kttchen_tabl('. news confer~nce he did not bo 1t1uch
She Said, ''I met Jim at a program W~s awakened' by-he~ ~mnfate•s hope th8t the: Arabs \l.'il~ si ffcant ly
for prisoners of war in Dallas. That crtts (or help. ~en s he ei;itea·ed the lowe_r oil.»rkes... - /
waS In 1 972.'~ Jt,~·as the same year · bedr<w.m, she said th~ man ··.ca!'ll~ at 111 mu·st say frankly that I ~on·t
th1;1.t she met a former crewinembel'ot me with a , lai::&e kUch~ JrniN. 'I think so. ""Giscantsaid.
. her husband' wtu;. said the.;m lijor did grabbed,~is arm and.we wrestled." But he' added that the forces of the
not survive. She_ satd she broke tree and-r an to market itself -those of supply and
Cmdr . llicketson was shot down in the ~1tchep where she had left her d . d -........ I d . . . . . h service revolver eman """st ea to a certain re-Oecembcr, 1967, and was-he\d, by t e .. 1 b k.. th bed ·· d duction of the prices actually pre,•ail-North Vietnamese in Hanoi until 1972. . ~~me a~ I~ e , room .an · ing ,,
.. 1 feel that I'm a !Ucky girl to have 1dent1C1ed m)'Sel( as a pohce off1cei:.--; T.h .. t . 1 ·· . . · e 101n ('Ommun1que a so CO \'erecl f'!\Ct.~w.o fu:ie, w~nderful men in my scvera-Lothef1issues, including fihan·
life, h1s b r1d~sa1d~ . THIEF· LE ·~'""'S cial matters, defense and global dis· _Aftc;r a ~~ribbean cru1se, th_e couple /I. r £1 armament and Secu~ity.
will \Ive in Orange Park. H1ck1;?rson It said that Giscard "indicated" -
":'i!l assume oomr:nand ·o~ a ~avy a:t· TH. A.NK-·YOU. NOTE a nd Foi:d acCepted.-a compronlise: tac.k sQu_adron ~\ Cecil F 1eld 1n . . . . offer to pay SUXl million to the Unlte<.bo
Jacksonv!lle. ,.. row A CITY, Iowa CAP) -Police Sta~es·to,vard the cost incurred in 196'l-'
are looking.for a thief w~o too.It some "'hen t.he late Charles de Gaull e
820,000 from a depart·ment-store-and v.•ithdre.w French forces Crom NATO.
left a thank you nqle. control a nd ordered Amei-ican tooPf.'
'"Officers said the thief apparently off Fre nch.soil. : .Killer Hangs Self
SAN QUENTIN fUPl l -Convicted hid in Killiann·s Department Store : Immediately follo\l.'ing rfleast of
triple slayer Sigfried Sneff, 39, w_as a!te1 _losing time Saturday and then : the communique, Ford and Secretary
found hanged inside his cell Sunday in riO ed cash registers throughout the· or State Henry A. Kissinger departed :
the honor block at Sa n Quentin store. · J 1 -: for Washington.
Priso n . Snefr. an alien .from The ,.loot totaled about St l ,000 in i Kissingertolel:rePQrtersthatnever
Germ1.1ny, wa.s r«.>Cctved April 4, 1974, cash and S9.000 in checks.1heysaid . 1 before in Franco·Auierican meetings
from Los Angeles county after a con· Scrawled on a wall when police ar·I b...:u; he seen ruch a spirit or
Viction for the murder of his wife, rived as a mes!l age which ·read: partnership, He said the cooperation
child and mother ·in-faw, prison re· "Thanks for the monetary Christmas would be one of the "really 1mpo/ftant
cords said . ·present.•· ' I outCO[?le~'~oflhesummit.
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Now you're twice as safe at Mariners I We're
your "old.est" hometown savings and l9an.
You can always count on us to provide you
with Lp-to·dote service and the highest
interest possible on insured savings.
Remember, individual
accounts ore now insured
to $40,000, ond a family of
four can hove as much as
$560,000 -Fully Insured!
Save at Mariners.
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.Postal Chief, Corona: del Mar Trade Jabs
I ' BYGARVGRANvILLE .
.OI .... o.ity l"flel llatf
Orange County11i top post.Bl ofric1al
today denied he is attempting to •·downgrade" the Corona del 1.1ar
Post Orfice by making it a substation
of the Ne"'Port Beach Post Office.
•·J am .not recommending ariything
more than 30 internal change that Yti\J
-save the taxpayers money," said f-fec ·
tor Godinez, postmaster-sectionar
cente.r chief in Santi Ana·s postal
headquarters. Post Office "'as voiced in letters sent
GQdinez,lashed out at critics of lh+> • postal o~icia ls by the Corona de! ~lar
plan saying, "It shocks me when peo· Chamb f Commerce and the Corona
pie say they v;ant economy in govern· de\ !\1 arc vicAssociation.
ment but not y,·hen it might affect .. Should the proposed change ha\•t·
lhem. ·· '-any potential of removing community
• The critics he spoke of are Corona identity, I am certain you \\'Ould incor
dcl l\far residents \\'h~pposirig the wrath 6f the entire community,"
\\'bat they sec as a "downgrading" of ci\'ic associatien·President Pau'l Hom·
Ulepostoffice. mel said in the association·s letter to
· '1'he1r criticism of the pending regional .. ~al headquarters in San
changeof statusfor theCoronadel l'itar Bruno. Calif. · •
In the -chamber's ll'ttl'r, director
John Boyd called ror a tull accounting
of the cost S;t\'ings Godinez maintains
"·ould re.suit from lht• rt·elassification.
In an intcr\'iC\\' F'riclay, Bo~·d sa.1d
the chamber is concrrnl'd \\'ith three
aspects of the proposal ·
-:0.1ail service In Corona de! ritar
that he says has drteriorated si nce
former Corona clel ?\far Postmaster
Gr;int 1-lowell retired June 30. Prior lo
his retirement, i'lowell \\'as absent
from his posl on a year'!-. sick ll.":1 \'t' since 1101~ c lt · ~ ahsence :1 nd says hi.'
A f'8'!-~ tblc loss of coin n1unny 1den· knoy,·s v. ho 1s • ~prc,1ding ~uch mi:iin· "
lily 1hat could result from the 1>0sl of· formation.··,...
fie(' betomtn!? a subs t:1tion not unlike llt• alsQ arg'u('s that thl' change:, hi·
four olhl'r ~l'v.·port llt•ath :i<Ht•l!itJ!ir...r('commends "11111 h.1\·e .no t',frt•ct
substations. \\'h1tt"SOe1·t.>r on con1mu n1t y 1dent1fu:a ·
-Failure of lo.cal n('eds b('tng t1on.··
responded to by a po~lma~tt>r \\ith "The offirC' \1·ill ~t~I be 1-no\\·n a!\ lh<'
broader po11·ers th :1n a ~ut)slalion Coronadt·I :\larPo!st llfrite;1nd onl y111 ·
manager'. -· ---ll;rna1 ·cn:.ingt-~ .... ·111 be made.·· Godinel
Godinl'l dl•n1('fi thal Corona dcl :\t ar insists.
past:.i l :ier\·trl' Ira :-··<1rter1or::1tcd '' CS1>c lt\SSJ,E, Pagl'.\:!l
France, IJ.S. Team Up
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Merry lffotori11g-· ..
Bill Crtt\\·forcl !left) and Lionel Ho"·arcl bag one ~of :'\e\\'POl'l
-ReiJc h 's l .~,rarRlng meters. ,\B \Viii be covered for next l\\'O
\\·eeks as the cil.\"S annual Christmas pres-ent to 1nOtorists .
Mardian .Proclaims
f:rrver-up lnno~ence .
' \\'·ASl·II~GTON ~UP I )·-Robert C.
111<\rdian tesrtif'ied today he dld not
take part in .thC' \V1:1.ter'gate CO\'Cr-up
and \\'a~ so"'··<1cs9lated"' \l'hen he
learned of il that he-tried to resign lm -
mcdiatet~· rrom President :\'ixon's r('·
election can1paiitn.
~lnrdian . a sometfme San Clemente
tl'Sident w,ho i"S lht\ fourth of the fi\'e
rlefendnnts to testify in hi,5 0\1·n de-
fens1• Ht the CO\'Cr·up trial, s~id that at
the time it \\'US his '"rirm con\'iction··
the C I A \\;as i n1·0\ved in the
\Vatcrj:atc-buggini::: and rejected a
:-;uggeslion Nixon hilnsclf authorized jt. . .
But he <1lso said that a !e11• days
after the break-in at Democratic
headquarters. he. beJU1n' lo suspect
that ··a group operaling out of the.
\Vhile !·louse'' may ht1\'l' been
responsible. · '
~lardian. 11-fMmer assistanL tU ·
lorney gener:tl.,J"Ds a political
l"OOrdinator:ror the Nixon .re-election
campaign at the time or th"e ~une 17.
1972 \V atergate ar'r<'sts and im·
mediattly assumed legal duties for
the campaign arising fron1 lht;! inei·
clent. • I
He told of le:1rning lhe full stor~· of
the background or tht.> bugging rrom
G. Gordon Lidcl)', then cou nsel to the
Finance arm of Lhe campaign, just
four days later. ~
""llis exact "'OrdS I don't recall, but
his \\'Ords \\'ere clearly meant to imp:
, Ul"IT ..........
PROFESSES INNOCENCE
·. ~atergate Trial's Merdian
Devine Picked
By N olre Dame -·· . Jy to me. that the President nr the Unit..
-ed States ;1 uthorized 'il," ~lardian
said. ·
GREEN BAY, Wis.·<AP) -Dan
Devine, the former ?ttissouri coach
picked four years ago ·to lead the Green Ba)" Packers back to the glory
days of Vince Lombardi, quit the pros
Loda)' and was imm4!dhitely named
h~ad football coach aL Notre Dame.
<Earlier story, 84).
. .
··Did you belive htmr" a11kecl ~lar·
dinn's attorney, Thomas C.,Preen. "~o." i\lardian r<'plied. adding th;it
rrom pal'il expcflence he susvected
1hat if ·onyoll( al. tht.> \Vhlle I louse.:
y,·ere behind the bf'e81o:·in. il n1ighl
have bten pres dentlal aide ChRl'les
\Y. Colson
"\\'hat \\'as )'our state. or· mind <4l
this limei•· asked Green.
''I have previously described It as u
~risi:; or C"tlnscience ... ~lardi;:in
is .. ,. MAROIA.N. P11e1\2)
'
. Oe~lne ntc~pted'l.he-job e1t the na·
tion1f most prestigious collegiate root·
ball achool les~ than 24 hou~ (lfter
Ara Parseghian resigned it, saying
the pre$1ure1 on him and his family
had grown to· great.
_ Devlnc's re iii:nation as-head couch
and general manager of the Packers
was "not unexpected. He prob•bly
would have ~n fir~d acyway.".
'
Leaders Agree to Unify Approach to Oil
By 1-IELE'.\' TllO;\IAS
'fROJS !LETS. ~lartinique IL:Pl)-
Pi'esldent Ford and French Pre:-.ident
\'alcry Giscard d'Estaing. reversing
a decade of F:~f!O·Americ11.n rivalry_ loda~· endei:l' a lhree·day s ummit
meeting v.·ith announcementjlf a un·
ified approach to the \\'Orld\\'ide oil
crisis.
The leaders, in a joirl't communique.
urged thal the nt:>xl step in developing ·
a t'OOfdinated oi l policy ~hould b'c. a
meeting in l\larch bet\\'et'n oil·
cons uming industrial nations. th(' less
developed nations and the \1'or\d's oil
1>roducers. ·
The ~l arch "prcpuratot'y .. meeling.
the ~· sh.i d. should be follO\\'Cd ··by in-
tens i\·e consultations among coo-
s umcr countries" to prepare positions
for a later y,•orld confer('nce. Thl'
United States has been pushing for a
unifi ed polit'~ among 01l ·cons.umin}!
nations in dealing \\'Ith the ui1 pro·
dl.iccrs. l'special1y lhl' r\r:1bs.
(But Saudi Arabian oil minister
,\hmed Zaki ''amani said in an in·
ler\'iC'\\' publishl'd today that ;1ttt:>n1pts
b,v co!'s un1cr <:ountries to forcr do\\'n
oil prices I>~· rcdurinll <.·ru1~umption
\\'OU!d not \\'Ork .
i '·J don'l think lhut atf('m1)ts to
fore(' a lo1rerinf.: of oil prices by cul··
ling clO\\'ll ronsumplton a~ 1>arl of .t
confront;it ion strateg,1· ran \\Ork ...
'\"arnani told the !\l1 1l dJ(• E a~t
L'COnumic sur\'cy. a Beirut \\'('t.>kl~.
1 ··Thc Orguni zation of Pctrolcunt
f.x1>orting Countries can cut produc-
llon b.1· at lea:il 33 percent \1 i-Ulout
fi nanrial damage to its mc 1nber~.·· hl·
~atd . ·•\\'hereas ('\'en.a 10 percent cut
111 con.~umpt 1on "·ould be hi ghly o p·
<Sec SU;\l~llT. Page AZ)
Donglas-
Lock9ut
Looming
Rieb ·Not . Fancy Dairy Farmer
Takes Swing
At Advocate
Photog .. Einds ~st In
lf :'\le Donnell Oouglas· Corporation
calls H !pckout at its Southern
Calfornia planls. nearly l.000 union
"·orkers would be arrected at the
firm~s Huntington -Beach aerospace
headquat:ters. t:Relatea-sioi'y Page J¥5.) •
. Thi parent firm is embroiled in con-
tract dlsputeS_with two unions, the
United Auto Workers (UAW) and the
lnlernalion_al Associa tion· or
N.t!~tl~pists ( IAl\I) _· ,..
. Contract offers have been rejected
. by..~th uni&nS, atjQtbeir workers now
are on lhe job without a new contract
in force. The threat of a lockout has
been termed a "serious possibility"
by a company spokesman .contacted
today. .
ll could affect 10.000 union \l•Orkers
throughout Southern California.
t\ spokesman for the HtJnti,ngton
Beach plant said that less than 1.000 or
the plant's 5,000 y,•orkers are mem·
bers or tbe fA~I and none bell>ng to the
l.JA \\".
The spokesman said such .a lockout
\\·ould not affect the Huntington Beach
plant's 4,000otbcr y,·orkers.
F'or the moment. thore is no lockout
and no labor trouble in lluntington
Beach.
But the l\l'O unions. spcHking for
members al all of the firm's Southern
California Jllants. -saiH ~nell
Douglas i:o; Qffering pay ra1 sr s
amounting lo about 50 cents an hcfl.1r
,1011·<.'r lhan oth<.'r aeros1>ac(' firms.
-Newport Harbor's
Conce~t W edriesday
Ne\vport Harbor High School's an·
nual Community ChrisCmas Coricert
will be given at 7:30 p.m. \Vednesday
in the school auditorium. '
The concert. free to the public. 11·ill
feature the Newport 11 arbor fli gb
Chantellies. Choralle. Girls ' Chorus,
0rch('stra and Sailor Band.
What a
BylDLARYKAYE:
OltM~l1'fPllolSl.lll
\V allaci: Lit~jn came 10 . Ney,·port
Beach with several cameras s lung
O\'Cr his shoulder and orders to find
"the best."
l·lis orders came from .Town and-
Cotinlry . Magazine, a. high·society
publication that sends him all over the
world tracking doy,•n bluebloods and
olhcr.~VI Ps in thelrJ>9Sh surroundings.
Altflougb he's free J8nced for the~
New York·based To"n-and Couri'lry
for 25 y.ears, this is the first Lime the
l'n'-_agazine has sent him,'or any other
photographer. toNewport'Beach. -.
The Newj>ort Beach spread '•\'ill pro·
bably be ·in the !i·larch iss-tte. Lity,•i n
guessed . ~.,. ·
For Litwin. a bri!sh. nali\'C Ne11•
Yo r ker. fi nding ···the best" is no
"longer u-tough assignment.-Aft'et
year s -on the job he's accustomed to
rubbing shoulders \~:i.th ToWn and
Country typCs and is quick to spotjus1
-ttiQse people his editors feature on
th~ir pages. .o-
Lit11·in came to town \\•ith just three
or four contacts-persons "'ho could
possibly turn him on' to the Newport
Beach elite. ·
"Your first phone call in town is the
most important Call." ·Lit\\'in ex·
plains. 'For him, it was to a public re·
lations w'oman who's knO\\'n for keep-
ing tabs on local bigwigs.
After that first contact it ~a
breeze, Lit\\•in said. l·le spent three
\l'Ceks \\'andering through ~c"·port
Beach. photographin,g important an·
d or y,•ealthy people al 11·ork a nd pla ~·.
Among the several do1.cn pcoplt·
11 ho wound Ull on lhc' far s ide of
l.1tv.·in 'i; carn_era lens l\.'Cre J·lenry
Scgcrstron1. ~ulh C9~1sl Pl;iza de-
\'C\01)er; Bill Ficker, architect and
yachts man : Ra y \Vatson, Irvi ne Co.
president: Robert Lynch. o"'n'er of
Big Canyon country Club; Daniel
Aldrich . UCI chancellor ; !\.!rs. John
!PilarJ \Vayne; Don Koll, dc\'eloper;
and J;1ck {}lenn. artdealcr
After three \\'Ccks on lht> Job chal-
ling \\'it.ll local VIPs. Lit11·in lricd (o
put hi s finger on \1 hal mak es
Curve
Little ·League Ope1ied to Girls
\VASl·llNGTO~ 11\P l Th!' Senul('
today ga\·c girls the final signal that
rrom now on thc.v ran pla,v Little
League baseball on an equal rooting
· "'-'ith boys.
On a voice vote and y,·ith no debate.
it senl to President Ford a bill thal
strikes any mention of sex Ci-om the
Little League's official federal
charter.
The bill strikes out the word uboy"
each time it appears in lhe 1969
charter and replaces it "·i th the words
"young people " ~
And from a senlence that states that
lhe purposes or the league are to in ·
still "citiienship, :;portsmanship and
manhood;" tht> bill strikes lhe word
"R"lanhood " ·
d1' ision that girls ha\e <•qu;1l righl s 10
play Little Ll'a~uc ba schull as bo~ s.
That decision \\'<JS one of 22 c la s:-·
action suits riled across lhe country on
hch<df of \vould·hc ,girl hall players.
1'hi.' legal action grrw out of prote!hs
especially vigorous the past twn
!'ittmmers -tha1 Little League of-
ficiuls were unfnirl~· hanning gir ls
from the league
The Little Lcapu(' evcnlu<ill.v il!>k('d
Con(lrcss to amend its charter to
permit it to admit girls
The report ooted \bAt hcarin~s on
tht' b\11 established that "Congres~
y,•111 not tolerate seitarate but equar·
lrt'atment of girl.; in lhe Lillie>
l..cague .
· H o "' e \' e r , l h e w o r d Th<'.V musl play on the iomc t<'t1 mi;
"sport!llmanshfp" was left untouched. as llo~·s and on an equal basi~ with
The c.bonges made will be su.J'rlcient J)lem, lhe rcµort mai nt.a.1ned.
l.o allow glrls to play .on CV('ry Little The t11ttc Lt>aguc wa" ,founded In
League team in the nation. 1!)~9 ill! n summer baseball progrttm
The. congresslonal action rollo\\'S ti ror yqung boys.
dC!ctJt1on lasl Ji1arch by the New It rec:~l\'Cd its chnrle r rron\
.Jers~y Su 1)reme Cour~ appe.llate Congr.ess in JUiy L9G9. •
j l
SACRA,IE~TO IAP1 An ang~
·dairy farm~r thre1\· a pw1ch al a con ·
.sumer ad\'OC.alc ~uring a slate hco.r·
1ng on milk pricing todu~·. \lilncsse'
and lhe ad vocatesaid.
Roy Alper. a legislati\·c ad\•oeate
·for the .California Citi~n Action
Group, said he y,·us not 'tn1rt 'by thl'
glancing IJtow.
The farmer \\a:-> not i mmediall\'IY
idelltiried. lie y,·alkcd awa:Y,follo\\•ing
the incident.
· 'fhe altercation occurreil~rr:i cor-
ridor outside th~ mecling room 1:1 t-thef
'Sacramen.lo..C.Dn\·.ention Center "'here
the hearing \V:Js being helcl.
Alper apµeal'cd al the hearing to op-
po!!(' any increase in th.e. minim1,1m
price ~aid ~o . ....milk producers .
Dairymc-n are :-eeki~g an increase but
-.lll·w..noLdisc.losed hO\\' large a boost
they "'anled,. '
Alper said he was tliScussing his op·
-position to the int'rease wiLh reporters
"'hen the dairymati. ran1e by.
o.llfl"il.t5t.ffl"flel• FOCUSES ON NEWPORT
Town and Country's Litwin
~C\rport ".~ elite different frnm those
he's l'ncou11ten:'d E'l~e"'herc.
"Thc~'re fricn<llicr, b~ far," he
commented. "They'r t• ca ~y. Joos(' ...
there·s little of the stuffy prCtQn\101,1 s -
ness 1·m apl lo find· \\hen photo·
graphing 11 (•allh~· people back east ."
"People out herl' seem to ha\·c time
lo be more hum<1n,'' Lil~'in offered.
The photographer pointed to both
his expei'icnccs in dealing with those
hC''s photographed and C\'cryclay peo·
pie he encountered <!round town.
E\'cn in the market things arc dtf
f('rcnt. he said
"l·lcrc. people "'heel their <:Jrt
do\1·11 the ai~Jc and s m1IL1 and '>.i\·
hello. In ;'o;e\1' York. lhe~"tl sn:i r1 .-ii
,\·o u and say. ·c;1•t out of my \1 .i~ ·' ·
Lit\11in said
Each morning tlur1nf! L1t\\·1n 's .'.la.'
111 :-.;e\l·porl at the :'\c\1•portt•r Inn he'd
\1alk up J <1mbnrcc !load. O\'('r the
Balboa Island Br1d g1• an<l nnto ·thl'
l!-.1.1nd . u•h('rl' he 'd sq> 1•nfft•e and n1h
h'1e donuts at a ~orul donut s1:1nd
··Guys "ould roll up 1n lh!'11· Ho!l s
llnycl'S and 1':11 donut s on thl' curh
\\J\h n1e .·· h('s:ud . ~urprisl'd ;it th(• 111 ·
fnr n1 a I ii·'
IS"r SOCIET\'. tta,_...J\21
CAR RUNS WEl,L,
SO DOE S AD
Tht.' rl'"pc1n~e \I ,1, r1•;i ll\ IHl'.11
J ,~d m~ r;1rnn th••flr .. 11·1111,"lhC'
,;1t1,f1t.>d ad1L'l'll,l'r fr••tll t 'ornn,1 flt•I
\I ,11' )1;11d
11<'1'(' I:-th" 1).11!\ 1'110\ .111 \\hll h
('utl\ t•1 lc<l ht~ l'.11 to 1'.1 .. h
fi2 \10\Z \. rtin .. 1\1'11
\cl·d~ l~nl ' 1\1111-. Sl.JI.'
'(-.:\ '(\\\,
If ,\'Oll hJ\t' ,1 •;II' lo '>t•ll l'a ll
64.2-5HilL r>111 ;t f1·\1 1\11rcJ, tf1 11orl. f11r
.YOU.,
ln tt\r 011il~ I 'il111
(
.. I \\'as just standin~ there· talking
\1·ith some repottcrs \\'hen he ca m(·
through. tossed coffee at·me and then
punched me.'' Alper said.
Stc~·c S\\'atl. u reporter fuf'
Sacramento television station KCRA.
!>a id. ··Ro_v \\'3SJUSl talking to all Of lt~
an<J this g u~· came out of no11 here and
:-aid. '''ou 're an idi6t and.a li:rr." .and
lhrC\\' co ff ec at hi n1 . · ·
S1\ all s aid lhl' d.;Ji_D.!'f!i!_n al:io
pu shed .:.i c;HTil'ran1un up ai-::.iinst <1
11 all
~\l per l: . .it:1 ~;111!
~r:itt·d h1 ~ thin
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l.11u't't1.~ll'J'1 l1u' r11/11r~·t·d lllt' Iii. ur_11
//in! S1rhn11 ,\1 r/11111 nrl1•rl (l/l)th' 111 //!•'
t1t11rd,·r u/ S1•11 11,iheri K1'll'1t'd11
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'.' OAn.. YPILOT N MonC11y, Oeeembet 18. 1974
ot
Logbootc-•
$11 ~5'. Fee -Entail~
Much ·Meditation'·
Uy JAN \\.'f>RTll
OI ttw Dloll~ '"i.t )looll
Twice a day my friend Tony goes into hi s room. sinks into a soft
pillO"'". and meditates for 20 minutes. The r l:'sults <1re in fallible. lie
comt>S out caln1 <.1nd tr:inquil E\en bcatir1r.
I A~l impressed by tl'llS. I :.im not as calm as
Tony. OnE' ni ~hl O\'Cr dinner vdth him, I changed
my mind four limes <ibout whether I y,•anted to go to
a movi e t hat night. "\\'ell maybe I do. No. maybe I
don't. Well, yeah, "'hat the hl'll, let's go. Oh , I don't
know, let's j ust i:o home," I said.
Tody looked at me compassionately. ··Y.'hy don't ~you try transcendental medi tJtion'~" he said.
WOllTH
Fro1H Pn~AI
HASSLE •••
' '
Overdose~
Pi:ohed -
In Death
The coanty'a·postal ehler also main·
tajns thJt a substation man,.ge.r can .
re!pond to communit.Y peeds as re1:1.di·
ly as a postmaster under revised pos t
oCfice operating procedures that ac·
cent rcgiOn al or eeql(alized manage· --. Codinez suys he expects to comp let~ 1 luntinglon Beach police today <'On·
his recommend11tion package tG re· ,t1nUud their search ·Ior clues-on how
gional headquarters this week. the nude body or a \Vestmlnster youth
··1 don't know how soon t hey'll ma kt• probt1b ly the \tict im of drug over·
::i decision," he said. "~lowever .'' .dose -·\\'llS abandoned below the
Godinez added. •·now that it's bt>con1t• Bol.\a Chica Bluffs Friday. .
a poli.tiCal. mauer .. 1-t·xpect that 1l lnve,;ti gators· believe-the-body of
might tnke a little time." Darrell G. Templeton, 18, 13821 J\1ila n
lnaNov.27\ctter tothcchai\iber.hl' St.. was dragged from a vehicle on
said th~ reclassification Y.'ill Sa\'C P.icific Coast Itighway and dragged
$t7 ,638 annually, chit•rly through or tosl:lt'ddo"'ntothebeach,
:-.t1lary savings of employing~ a station Polfce over thl' "'Cekl'na questioned rn~ster rat~er than post'.11aster. the those who th ey be l ieve saw elim 1n at~on of an 11 ss 1st~nl "l'l'mpleton lust. -
postmasters spot and other minor ··\Ve're backtracking him," Sgt.
po9sts.d f h l h lh h .. _ ~lonty J\~Kennon. in cha rge of the in· oy ar'g ues t a ,,.,. e er e ue r\~
ca l led a station manager ~ (..\•e iga ~ for •lunlington Beach
1>0stmaster, the person in charge 1s ·' po ce, sa . ·
"still thereandstill dra"'ingasalary .·• An a uto psy by Orange County
'·So," he continued, "v.e're probably Co roner 's de'!uties indicat~d ~hat
talkingabouta falseeconomy." . ·remple ton died about m10n1 ~ht
I • ....
So, instead of goinjl to !ht' movie, V.'C went to my first leCture on
transcende ntal !IlCditalion lT,\I, Science or Creali"e Intell igence, SC I, 1 etc., et<".l It's u tcchnir1ue ch:im1Jioned by 1\laharishi Guru Dev, a kind.
The Corona de! · f\.1ar Post Office Thursday. Surfers on Bolsa Chica
handlesabout 50,000 pieces of maildai·. St;ite B~ach found the body about 10
ly, accOrding to v.•orkers there. In con· a .m. F riday. · , .
trast. t he Newport Beach Post Orfice 01:ange <:_ou nt y Coroner s 1.n:
ly looking Indian with Jon~ hair <ind a stringy be<i rd.
I liked it:'" I felt reslt..'CI just sitting in the clean, quiet lecture room.
The lecturer was an appealing young man in a very immaculate suit
and tie. Not an extra ounce of rat. I noticed. Very i;lean shaven. I lair
just Jong enough. just short enough. Jte reminded me or a benevolent
youth leader from my childhood as a minister 's daught er. !·le talked
aboul·future shock. hu man potential. harmony. loving. I felt glorious
a bout the wh ole thing. Transcendental meditation is my birthright as a
human, I le<irned .
THE OTllER night. Tony went elsewhere and I \Arent to the s~cOnd
lecture alone ready to sign the dotted line.
I was eager 10 hear about how to get started. I knew it cost
something. But J was ready, I thought.
-<After another hour and a half lecture, '\A.'e still hadn't heal'd
anything aboui-money, te<:hnique, or further instruction.
,, IN THE question and ans"'·er period/'people started asking, "Well .
how d5)'ou do it?"
••Jt's errortless," the young man replied ... It ch;µ-m S your mind in ·
. tt> tbe level or deepest rest." ·
.. How _do. you do it?"
' "'WELL . \Vt: really shouldn't get into that no"'. That will come later, in
the ins truct ion.''
Finally, the lecturer paused ... Among· our requirements is a course
fee or S12S," he s aid pl acidly.
I gulped.') .
"Do y~u give any scholarships?" J asked feebly.
'"'No KARE ·cases, we can work something out," he s aid. staring at
me ilftl'ntly. "But J doubt If anybody in this room would quaJily." ·'
Furthermore, to enter the program you have to sign a paper.
Though-1:he course ree had sent-my blood pressure soaring far above
tranquhfty le\•cl, I decided to take a look at the form. I! TM is so good,
maybe it's worth the price, llhought:
·lt'S the onl y form I've ever filled out that asked· "Whal" is your
(· · 'pre!:\ent state or mind? Check one : Good, Worried, Tense, DeprC$sed."
, ~;rtt,~ly checked good. ~ · · ,
,If • 'f'JfE CLINCJI ER. ca m e ip. the s mal}.. print. 1r l becaiµe a rmecti~'tor I must promise never to r eveal. my mantra -the word
. "th~:t ,give' you to meditate upon. r must promise never to divulge or
' ·pii~iHI ·d'hy part of my instruction. -i, ·
I panicked. This is a big coo game, I ..yelled to myself silently,
.. ~~Would .)'ou read this!" J asked the gizy next to me. "I know . .I've
ud>eeo• st11aggl ing over this for six months," he 1iid, smilfng·wanJy.
:..Y.Btlt-Jl 1m. goi'ng-n?rnad anyway." . . •
i:oci Lstalk.ed.out. the form tightly clenched in my fi st. If I go back. I 'll
. ~:~:i:re~::v~~.: i:~~c:i::n :;::·0:t~a:~a:~~e~:~~: :~h ~:::~
al t111ftquilit .
And un ii m y blood pl'Cssurc calms down from my expetience the
_ot_her ni gh(, the ~1 ah arishi Y.'ill have to.'!"ait. • . _. ·-·· _
:8.~e Suspect Picked
. '
W·rong Place for It
reportedly handles 300.000 11icces vcsltga tor ll 1chard Slaughter toda~
daily. · elcarcd up connicting reports on the
-autop!iy results.
From Page A I
SOCIETY ...
"I guess there's tv.·o kinds of people
-those who left the east a nd those
"'ho didn't, ''.he reasoried. laughing.
J\nother thing that impressed the
photographer was the tremendous
; number Or boats in Ne wPort Harbor.
··1 knew Newport was one or the t"'·o
or three most important sailing cen.'
tcrs-,. but I've never seen so many
boats iJ;uui Yonc place 7'-and I've been
in boati ng centers all over the world,''
he said.
P a r ticularly the mult i-million
dollar craft lined up side by side al
the Batboa Bay Club a mazed Litwin,
v.•h9 admits he's rarely fazed by great
displays of wealth.
llestaurants, too, were an unexQeCt··
ed treat.fol' the eas ternei:..
"Usualfy, I· can find the three or
.. .. .f9.1,1 !'..bC!it ~<Jli,ng.spots in town to use as
background for my photos. J.lerC',
there \V~re dozens I could ha\'e
chosen.'' Litwin.explained.
Shaking his head, he said. ''T here's
a tot of good living going on here.'•
SUMMIT ...
tim1 'it1·•.")
The French presi'dent later told-a
ne"~ ronferencel;le.clid not hold much
' hope that lbe Arabs v.•iJJ significantl.•!'
lower oil prices.
··1 ·must say frankly that I don·l .
think so." Giscard said.
But he added that the forces of the
.n1arket itself . ...,.. those of_ supply and
rlemand·~ "must lead tG a certain, re·
'duction ol' the prices actually prevail·
ing." ·
The joint commuilique also covered
seve ral other issues,1 ~ncluding rinan·
c1al 1natters, defense and .global dis·
armament and security.
It said that Giscard "Indicated" -
and Ford accepted -a compromise
of(er to pay SIOO million lo the United
States l<i\\•ard the cost incurred in 1967
"·hen the t:1te Chn rl es de Gaulle
The 11utopsy was not . conclusive.
.. But ·it look:-t consistent with drug
over dose," he said. Pathologists
found "gr a nular m aterial," such as
pills might leave. in the victim 's
stomach. Sl:iughter said ..
Toxicology tests ~to confirm the
overdose theory and identify the drug
may take three to fi ve "·eeks. he
added.
Pre\•ious reports of the autopsy re·
suits suggested that the death may not.
have been caused by drug O\'erdose.
Sgt. i\t cKenoon said that r.eports of
a long arrest record on the victim. as
cilecl. in weekend police reports, also
Black K t~ight Torehfjil •
are untrue. . .
"The youth defi nitely does not have
a long police record," he said.
Costa ~ksa firemen. fight S2,500 fire l)uriday night at Black .
Knight restaurant, 330 E. 17th St . Inve'stigators ·Sai~ someone
app arently tossed a match into c~ses of ·matches in storage
a rea, sending wall -of fla m e up one side of buildilig-;-F'ire was
confine d largely to ~xte ~ior. The dining spot .h'as been clos ed
since mid-Octobe:r.
Hanson .WidQtv
Remarries~ Easthltiff ·llraitch
' Ex-Viet POW
Former El TorO i esidcnt Carole
Lynn llanson, whose son Toi'.Jd, 8,
neve r knew his real father , has mar ·
ricd a former prisoner of "''ar. .
Of Boys Club· Opens
' Action, the kind bes t suited for boys
trom 1 to.18·years·old, got under wa)\
l\1rs ... lanson. who bccame -l\frs. today as the EJstblurf Branch or the
J ames i\1 artin·J.lickerson Saturday in Boys Club of the Harbor Area opj!n~d.
Orange P a rk, Fla .. said or Todd, .. T~e new, 1~,300-sq~are·r~ tuuld·
"lle's so t hrilled at having a rather ." 1ng \f expected to eventually!be the,.
IL \\'as a Presbyterian Church wed· funtilne home-away·fro~·hon:ie !or
ding. . 1:000 Boys Ch,1b members 111, the E"'°t
·ri1 a rine ·l\fa}. Steven T. flanson, -Newport.Qeach.{U"ea,a~cordln_1+o~u
Todd's father, Y.'as declared dead Oct._ Yantorn, execuUve dll'.oct~ tlle
7. lie had been shot dowJI over Laos on 11arbor Area.Boys Club. . '
J une 3, I9G7. · -·bast-w~e k, Yant?rn sa1~. !"ore tha,n
'fhe new ;\!rs. 1-lickerson was until 300 boys took ~ut.memtf4!~sh1ps for ttie
197 1 chairman of the board of'lhe Na· Boys .Club building. at Vista de! Oro
· t I -f .. ~ ·f· r andV1stadelSol. t1 o na. ~ea~u e o am~ 1 ~5 f?_ Start'ng today those new member s American Prisoners and i\·Ia.sslng in 1 ' b 1 · , Southeast Asia: T he or ga ni zation and others_ who already e ong lo the
\\'Orked (Gr the release or American
y,·ar prisoners.
She said, "I rnet J im at a program
for prisoners of y,•ar in Dall as. Thal
v.·as in 1972." It y,·as t he Sa n)e year
that she met a former crewmembe r of
her husband who said the major did
. notsurvivc.
·Riley to Ci\re
' .
CH;\RT Talk
Cmdr. l·lickerson \\'as shot down in _Orange-County Supervisor '!'homas
club v.Lill be ltsting game room ac·
tivjties s uch as air hockey, bumpCr
Poo l and billards. ~
, Other me mbers will be" using the
club'~.cra!ls shop,.still others· will be
testing the club's &Yriinaslum .
:.Built;.in featltres of the new club Vi·
elude a spacious darkroom where 12
boys can simultaneously.learn the.in·
tricacies ·of photgrapby, a meeting
room and a kitch1:11 designed for mass
feeding~.
Yantorn said that Dick Rojo will
serve as the club's E astblurr Branch
dire.ctor.
The new activj t y c e nte r is
·scheduled to be open from 3 to 5:30
p .. m. and rrom 6:30 to 9 p.m . on
\\'eekd ays. ILs Saturday hours are 10
a.m. to 3 p.m.
4 Die in Crash
\ NE\V YORK IL'Pl >-As police !ell
it., a JO-ycar ·old man picke ,,.,.on
a pa rt ment to atlempl a rape today.
ki chen knife \\hen she responded to·
r roommate's cries. "Ann, Ann,
there"s a man in my room."
\1·ith<lrc\v French forces fr~m ~ATO
control and ordered American toops
December. 1967, and was held. by the F. Ri ley "'ill discuss issues or interest
North Vietnamese in l:lanoi until 1972. to Harbor Area· residents Ttiursday
.. I feel that I 'm a lucky girl to have morning at Glendale fo'edcral Savings
met t\\'O fine. wonderful men in my in Costa ~1 esa . .
..--li~ .. , hii; brid~aid_ ,--=,,---~'.he-fift h districtsupervisor~-a~k i
I mmcdiatcly follo\1•fng re leas(' of AftC'r a Caribbean cruise, the couple scheduled for 7:3o a.m. It is sponsored
off French soil.
OXNAR D <~P) ~ Four persons
"·ere killed and thre(' others injured
\\'hen an auto apparently crOS!>'ed the
center div ider and crashed head·on
into another car olice s i
1'\uolor1t1es 1 cntl 1e those killed in
t he crash on !-!arbor Bl\'d. Saturduy
night as !larding Barbarirk. 54, hi s
\\'ire, Elizabeth . 40, &int.I LY.'O
passcngt!rs in their ear.
1 The ~us peel. identified as Frartt:isco
Colon, cndt'd up y,•ith a ~unshol \\'Ound
of the It'~ after he allegedly tried to
·rap<' a polie~ wom(l n's roommate.
) POliCl' s a id police officl'r Anna
!\larir !\I :irtuccielln shot the man
;1flt'r he rlin\hcd through a fl';1r \\'in ·
1 <JO\\. of her third.floor ap:irtmcnt in
the-t~asl \.ill<igt' aud attarkcrl hl•r
roun1111 01 ll'.
Offit i.•r ~[artuc·eil'lli'J :-aid lhC' :-.u~·
peel thrcatc1\l•fl h.·r \\'Ith a l11rt.:e
ORANGE COAST "
The O<-Co.~1 0•;1, • . wit~-<~ i1 c..,
ti> ..... I,.. Nf-i·Prt••, Ii P"bh-h t,..0._
ciw11 """""'1"0 Co'""""' ~-•1irld•t-... -·-· ,,... ..... , '"'°"4" ,,,..,.,, '°' ""1t• Nllw. ,..,.._, k.c:~. H"nlltlQI"" 8il•c111F"""·
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Uyvr>f 8'K"/1j,o.,111 Co••I A Wrqlir •-I
-1""' '' pyl)l,.fM'<I !.otu•<J••I -~V\ ,.,.. P""(•poll PYOl•Y»no Pl•nl ii •P JOG Wlil S..•
!.lrftl.(Ool•''""' t •l1•o•n1•"7l7t. '
Robert N. Weed
P.•\o<llnt •nd PuOI•-•
Jack R. Curley
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Thomae, K~evil
E<T'ior
Thom as A. Murphine
-n~G•nQ £O•i"'
Clia r les H. Looi; R1thdrd P. Nau
""'ll•n! ,,...,,.Q•llQ E<l<I"''
Newport Bea t h Office
UlJ Nt •OO•t 6oltlO>•rO ~thrll! A<ldr•\• P 0 llo• Ill!. t1e.J
Other Officet '-''"*"' 1'nwt••S..·~'-u._.. .. M~. 11 .. ~ .... §Crtel • .... "'"'Cl!"" .... ~ 1/1119".ocll ... ll...,,,. S.OOltboOC• v,11,, nxn L• ,_.,Ill_
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Ttf1o1iorte1 111 4)'"42-4321
Clissl fled Adv1rll1/ng Ml·.5671
CMt11'1 ... 1, til• O••ttO-CO.t'll l'l.!111.,.•r111
-~f. ... "'"' \t-. olluot•lll,...
fOltorltl ""'"'' "' .,. .. ,,,...,...."', M-•••n '"'" .. ,._td •ltMYI \IM'(IM P'""""+tll ot °""1-..-.
X either v.•oman \\'OS injured.
Offiter J\l::irtucciel\o, \\'ho said i-.hc
h;id .. dozed off" at the kitchen table,
\\'.1.; :111·akcncd hy hl~r rno mmatC' s
eril':5 (or help. \\'hen :.he en!l•rcd thl'
bl·<lroom, she s:.dd thl' m;1n "came al
ml' 1vith .1 l::iri;!e kltchl'n knifl'. I
gr:i bbed his ;:irm anrl \\'C' \\rest led.'·
She ~a id sho·hrokc free and r:1 n 1o
the ki tcht•n 11ht>rC she h;.1d left hl'f
:-.l·r1·ir1' i·evo\ver.
"I ran1e back in the bedroom .and
irlt'nt1ried myself as a pnlicC' offi cer
h11t hl' kt•pt con1ing on ." :.he ~a1<1 .
· 'fhl'n I shot hin1 in the f1•g. ··
Cnlon v.·~1 s t:1kl'n to Bcl\e1:ul'
l lo:.p1 t:.d . A s pokesin nn at the Easl 5th
Street stationhousl' !la id C.1lon v.·ould
hl' c·h.irgcd 1111h ;1ttcmpted rape·.
hurgl:1r~. a t!en1ptl'tl murder :ind
erin11n<1t posse~s1on of a d.in~crous
11·eapon.
'
the c-ommuniquc, r~ord and Secrelary \viii live in Orange Park. Hickersdl'I by the Citizens Harbor Area Research
nl' St.1te llelli'y /'\.Kissinger dcp:irted v.•UI assume command or a Navy at~ 'Team (C l-IAR-rr:----"
for \\la shington. I ack ~q uadron at Cecil l''ield in Co ffee and doughnuts will be served
Ki ~s ingttr told reporters thnt never Jackson\·ilJ<'. atnocost.
hcforc in rranco·American meetings ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiio;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;i;;m;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;m;;;;m;;;;m;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;., :~:\l~~n:r~h~p~t;~~ ~~i~hth: c~~~t~~ti~~ ~ou~ r. Mone· "y 1·. ~ Now· ·10~_ u-e· d \'•Ollld bC one of th(' "really imporl <Jn\ •• ~ ~ a I
11uttnme:-. ··of t11e summit.
f 'ro111 Page A I
MARDIAN. • •
r~plied "I \\'as desolated.''
lie sa1<l th:.it after three attempts to
rl'sign, ~lardian succeeded in J uly,
1972...,in pcrs11ading campaign
· manaf:er .John :'\. ~lilrhell tu assign
him lu noll · \\'atcrga~(' du ti<':-.
to 8'40.000 at Mariners.
Now you're twice as safe at Mariners I We're
your "oldest" hometown savings and loon .
You con o fwa ys count on us to prOviaeYou
with up·to-dat~·service and the highest
interest inossible on insured savings.
---C .
Mesa Man Convicted
In Stock Sales Case
Remember, indivjduol
a ccounts ore now. insured
to $40 ,000, ond a fomily of
fo ur con have as much as
$560,000 _:Fully Insured!
Save at Mariners.
Hy :\RTllUR It. \.INSEJ,
Ot uwo..11, p,1o1 il.111
' ' h I . ' .\ t.:o:-.l:l ~l {·s:1n \\'Lt r(•plHC'd \1.l!h·
level gangland cnnnNtions anti v.·ho
r.1c<'s several pendi ng cr1min;:il
rharges has been i:on\·tctt•d 1\•ith three
t1thc r men in a :.l1l('k m;1 1 kt·t lr:1ud
.:.('hl'ml'.
•:rtw::ird Zulx'r, :ul. \\hO'C laill local
oddrcss was on ''ukon IJrfvc, fact's
~enlencin ft in ~e\v ''ork c11.v JAn. 28
for h111 rolr 1n a ~rheml'.' l1l c;ell un ·
rcg1:.tere<I :>tutk lh.il ~'!led S335.000
for part1c1pJnt~
I il' and 0111• other among thr fou r de·
f('nd.1n1~ \\t•rr al!'o indicted Ins t \\t•ck
1n «nn 1h·i·t111n ~1th a 5250.000 Las
\ r\I,1~ gumhl1nµ rasino r ipoff carr1rd
11ut 1\ 1th C'la bor11ll' :>0phist1('i1\lon .
Thl' n10,\ f·c-tcnl ll'.l!'al acl1011. an
<:i~ht rl:iy 1r1,1L t·ncl('d v.•11h Zulx'r and
his :t\sn<·111lt·-. being found guilty of a
sch<' mt· to ~ell unregistered :;lock In' a
\
~hell <;orpor;1t1on a nd thus rig I.he
1narkct.
Like the recent indictment on the
t·asino case, the charges on v.·hich
Zuber \\'as convicted Thursday oc·
curred during a pt"riod in 1969 and
1!170, :iccording to government pro·
:-.ecutor:-..
Three derendants and rormer as·
soc1ates or convicted businessman
Alan Segal. 56, of North J\l111mi. Fla .,
had ulread~· pleade.d guilty and
lcstified a Ra inst Zuber and the others.
A$!1St'nnt l'.S. AttnrRl!Y John M.
\\'alk<'r Jr. told the ('Ourt St-gal used
nominee' In a ~c hcme for profit in
\\ h1ch :..lock or Pioneer ()c,•elopment
Corpornt1on "as n1anipulnted.
The three defendants v.·ho plendl.'d
i:.u1 1t y and testified against the others
\viii .be sentenced Jan. 13, "'hilt>
Zubc1', s('~Hl. 1\nlhony Scardino, of '
llQ\I Slnn . Tl·.~ . and lfiJ\Vard FinkCl!J·
tc•in, of Duysi<lo. Queen, N. Y ., o.1re du
on Jan. 28 10 go before U.S.
l\1aglstrat Lloyd F'. ~rt'l\ta hon.
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BySVLVIAPOBTEB
With Christmas and New
Year's Day falling in
rnldWeek this year, produc·
tivlty in that period will
])lUntetoanextr~orCllbary
~xtent In our naUoh's fae·
tories, offices, banks,
hospitals, etc. All-bvsi·
nesses-with rare excep·
Lions, such as hospitals-,
will close for the actual
h olidays on Wednesday.
Time-off will be in a sharp
increase both be(ore aod
after the holidays-eithe r
with the ·o fticial blessing or
employer personnel policies.
or Yia the unorficial actions
of millions or employes s ud·
denly l ai d To-w by
myste'rious attacks of the
flu. unexpected deaths or
distant but beloved in..taws;
whatever is 1974's assort·
ment of imaginative ex·
cuses for absenteeism. ' llOW WILL YOUR
employ~r:~time-0ff policies
compare with those o! your
counterparts? •
-You will h ave the same
rights as most of us if you
get Christmas and New
Year's Di!y~s paid hoHClays
-and 'even hospitals make
various special ai;~
ments for workers.
-You will be in the ma·
jority jf you get some time
off o JfTuesday, Christmas
EYe, a s w ell. Nearly nine
out or 10 plants surveyed by
Prentice·Hall wiU jl:ive both
NEW VICE PRESIDENT
W.a.rren D. Fix
production and office
employes some time orr on
Christmas Eve, '74.
-Yours Is in the majority
of g,nerous fact ory
employt!rs Ir you get a full
day off for Christmas Eve.
Tuesday will be a full day
holiday roi 57.3 percent of
production employes at
pl a nts <but for less than
one.quarter of fOrkers al
offices).
-Yours is in the minority
ar generous employers if you
get a h air.day off ori Toe,.
day. About 16.9 t>ercent or
the nation's plants, accord·
ing to the survey, will close
their production facilities
for a hall·day. At o(fices,
almost half will close for a
h air.day and 13.6 percent
will close a t mid-afternoon.
-YOUR EMPLOYER is
a modern "Scrooge" if you
' must work a full day on
Tuesday. Only about o n e in
10 plants e,x.pects to be open
for a full day on Christmas
E ve while only about 8 per·
cent of oftice.flml5 plan to
remain open a full d ay o n
Christmas Eve.
New Year's ~ve, though,
IRVINE TREASUREf!
R ichard M. Geller
2 lrvin_eCompany
Of fi;_~r~ Promoted
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•• •111 "'·I! trio11 '*"""' 11.. • .. 1 1 10 • • cfll, •llM ,, ,, ...... ..,..; . , .... " Mtflttc• .. Q ,~ ... "lol'f 1.os • ,,oo ~ _, t-'<Oll "''' • • ,. 1" •••
&a I u. ereDt &tor}' indeed, -A A-,-11 .'f I •• It !c•O J•. 11 11\'t-l4i .......... ! Cp I • ti. Wlo-"" MH< ~lr ... 1 • )tlli-\t a ~J.11 • 1JO 41 , . t .. llty Ul.6'11 • o&l I • 1
AJthouib Wednesday will A-tL 1.:1:2 u .u " -\lo roPL ,,.. 6 " 11,,_ ..... ltM 1<1c . • .,. -v. .........,.. '·"° 1 •1 11 • ~ ~• 1 . .0 r• • ~.,. lco.t•.to •• ,40 _.__ v. t.i1t, " • .. 1J ..,. . , I "Cf'll'Wlf.6'111 '»""• 111 Teel .. J .a IMt-lt 1•1t1..n I • lllt. •·· l+udAl.tOll j • 1~111 MHeo11t11 ,1C1 J • l~lt 1!"41t1.12 .. 110 611<1 ••• T.,......I! .. 1 11 -be a pai holiday at all the AcMIC>ev 1 • u '"" ... •r•lffC 'u s ,. 1 G " G .1111 l1 11"" ... Ha.,•.-.. • 11-,. ~· IL( .M • 1ti0 tlll• u. ..,,t:Gl'f t.u •. 1110 11 '"4VI t"'41' eor, 1 '1 1 -" ~Or .0.0 2 •2 , "" trG1.itd ....... l!lllCI .luoc ,. ll I -It H\IOMIT .)Olt JIO ,, •1 ~.,. ,OJ\lnlOt n -16 ~ll'Wlt.M. JO »Ito ... t~c . .o ..• ~ ....
companies included in the Ml!•111.to.1 .... '" ... !:l"•ie .•'' 11 ""'··;.; l!OSCll.UdN n 11""-"" ...,_,1c11 .1•11 ,,. 111\o--. ~ .•1d' '° ..___"" ..,,1fld(tl1.1M .. 11to n _,. '"""'"°' ' 1• ~Iii -./ P·H survei·. New Y ear's MMUi..1J11 •• n 2-"" H•1•1 1. •'M'• ••. l::a.""""'9t, 1.-\\....,tto11G .«• 1 Mt-14 111t•1~1.J011 • ,, •. ,fi'SNM,1 ... s '°1~"' Tt<llr>lc"' 1 ",._._, AOClft' .:llOil •• 1:1.6 l •.• W1! .AO ; It ' . , , lk pf IC , , •flt ._ lol. Hvyt•Cll .40 10 .W 1~ 1'lo ,. G M I~< ' 6 17 --'t py.IMi 1.10 S I \1 .... , ~ TfllltOll• .JO I Joi I.,.._ -
SYe will be Iii full-day holl-::r,:;v ,)O(I . J.I, ' -.. C•KHG•.'1 6 4 ·~ .... '~:.!. N•ll " 11 I •·· Hydrtnn .t• J u ,.,.., ~ ~··-,)0 ' "' ' ••• lt!,ltlltM• SI J 10 ) -v.. TtlltC:tr .tJ 2 ' "•It
d I •• ol 0 r Lt 1.0I 7 ,., u~. "'" '•"•Ck .too • !>O ,,..~ "' I p ...!"', "• •,, J'h-v. • -· ·-Mt1£tf I.Sr •• l1ll ,, • IYt PutO!oL:io. 3 2J ""' •• , '•IHY• Jl .. lite ---i -ay &tDn y lu,1._ee out l " Mtl\.llt pt 2 •. J lSltl+ "' C.'4'rlr I.Iii 12 :rtj •114-1 ., -,, 1 10 -"' ICN """'"" •• lit l\o\• Iii MG1C! Ill .10 ' 2•• , -"' ,.... •• 11c .IG •• l J'~ • " fll9CIYll I>• 6 •. -·~ 1.. r !"' A911ltr• Co I 1' ~ Ui C.• Com Cp , M IJ.H-1·12 lltr.CI 1,60 ' I lf'n-i,ji IMMI P !. .. 1 • D"-• Yt MIC11G1 LO<I I ' I~ ""' f>uGt5P 1 ... J •3 it11o .. loo Tti.otOf'I• ·• 1 ,.,._ Jooo, lne plants while nearly halr AhmlOll .20 , iJ 1 . .. c e s , "· ''' ,. -v. !""' 1 .10 u ,.1 uii.-"" •dt•IB••lt 1 J •s ·,,,,. .. . M1crocto1 .)0 1 11 1,,_ 'r" p,,,rm.., 1.10 • 40 _.. ~ i.t T•11• Corp ·· -.-\Ii'
(th I '"""J be Alltt~ IMP) .SI 11'> .. C8jP•f11 ,, J 20 • V. mrylr.lr ... )11 U J0\0-'-l-ITor.i 2alol t\o ,,, Ml(tOw•t~I S t t . P\;ro•Cpfl S 1l ,,,.._ .... 1-•l..OJ 6Sti .. •\i o e P anw wu on a re· Air P•d .20a ,. is• ,,_,116 c c cor11 ,, o "-. . . E .... ,..,111 .:w s n 11, •. 1051111 J.IW ' 11 ,,....,_ "" Ml(l(Ot11 1 IM , 31 ,~ ,,,, Pu,,1•11 .11~ • . u '"'. ,,. l tMtC ••• . . t:w 1111 • • gular workday schedule. A1rco1M .90 • '' 10'/I ... eeco '" 1,1s ' • 1111. "" f/IV\f'l t.Xll ' 11 1J1oo ..... 1uCtr<1111.JO J 111 11.,.._"' M1,s.&u 1.J6 J 112 ,,"'• ,,. .....,..,,,, ... • ... 111,1)--"" ,_El'!~".. 21 "'•• ""' AJll'Wlullr• .. 211'4 ~""''''-11M1IO•UJU ... £Mlll .11':1• :16 , ....... UICtftptA6 •• ltoOMl -1Vt MICIMl1.0klS "t -1 .. -00-Tt-P. . ..O>• .. I• •• Office -:mployes will not ••1-1.?0 l '° 10 _,. "'"'Wlfo, .. J 12 . 1:'""°'1.:re 6 1 10""-~ 1tt'-"Ol'J1't .. u :111-. ••• Mld11t1C11t1, u •l't-..,,, eua•o•t .• 6,.2.1012\'r;\.\o' T••«o 1• JU» 21~ .•• r II Al• G.lt 1.1111 • • • " Ctnco Ill .10 1' J11 J\'t .... l"'""'A .'1 .. "'° •"-... Ut ,.., 1.l'O , ttl ,,.., ••• Ml'"'-LC. 111 J ll 1J~-\'t OUa•O•!ol J . I 4.1 ' , •• , ..... w 1a II ,, ...... ,.. are as we , Less than 3 """-• 1n1s1 .. ~J •~·.... citnt•• . n s i. 4-..., """,. ,.1,. 1a 1:rt 111.. • "" 111Pw ,i 1.1i-i .. 1100 u Mutnl t'.::iw • u s\\ ... t).M•S.O' ... ,0 1s 1t2<o-..., It•I! Tr 1 10 1 61 111>1o-~
percent will close !or a full -lr.llWIJllll ... 4 l 1>'9· .... (tllHlldl.72 • JI 11-"' E"""ttGtl J IS J\.o ... lllPwt/t.U •. rJ'9 11 -I MMAM ·!.IS II 111 .. , .... \.o OwltlO•.SOi:I .. ll l'• l•GtT• 1 ,. ) 11 ?lll'o• .... AIDtrto(: .,. II 14 •""' . Ctr< UIL 1 Ml 6 ,, 1~• V. £~ ..t0; S ,, 11 . . lllPw "•·It .. 1\to t1 ••. MlnllPL I ... 1 It IJ ,. "'° Qwlttor pf 1 .. I it -10 T•G•Tp! I'> . I "'-• "° day and in m ost or fices 156.3 1r.1Dtnw. ... • 1 11._ .,,, c ... 11Lf ....... 1JOG u • . . 1-••F .u ' 1 ·~ • ..-111Toorw .)0 1 , 1.-. '" Mirra ,..1 ,,. , ,. • . -• •-r •• ~11 1 10 • " t1"' .. v.
I .. ,.•,""',,','.·<' •, •,.10 1fto-_. •. C11il P 1.H 1 11 ·~• "'° lllt•llll.JO S 1 1•"'-\lo l ~l1IC11 • ,. I • \;, M1u11£<1 .JI l 1 I.._,, lltl\IOll to1j 1)1) lS • .., !,",','•'~,,,",,' >'>'> .--••• '•' percent) emp oses will work .Q -C..L• I 11 1 .. u -.... fnvlrttfcll 6 J1 •i..-.. INA ,, 1.ID ' lU 2114-"" MIUA• l 10. l JI II -... 11 .......... 11 s 2tl JI-"' ' I
a rull day On New Ye.r's AICOfl L• 20 1• ,, u-~ CnMP• I ,.. I JI 11 • .... ( ........... ' 11 l't-..,,, lNA In~ l,M, • . ll ui ... ""' MO Ptc "' I . . ,.) Ill'>-... liltn<9 111 '1 j 1 '"-... Tt••.cl•f 01 " ,, \SI;,, •• Alf>••n10d/ ll 2 ....... c ... 1sw1.11 11111•"'·"~t.40• 1111:i..~ll'IC-t•I>·· ", ...... MOPnCl . .Ot .1.-i...111to1dAml I )l'o--l,l•P\,,l .HG6 Jt1-"" E Ye. AlltO!l 2.IWcl:j'.1 JI 1~."" Ctntlk1 . .o s JG 10\lo•""' l!EC1Llft1.o1a J ir 1a•" •• ll'ICCtnc .tto .. J 1~. ,,,., MOPtiJ ,Mo s 10 l\l'i .•. !lltflltio1111 lj 1~ 1, T••Vlot 116 t 11s '~'" \, AlltQCI>.• ,. 31 ~ •. C"'1Ttl1.1l I Jt 1~ .•• -rkl.40S fCI 21,,_-~lndl•nG•tt 6 -10 lj.\o.-""' MGDllH ,IOll . )I 2"1. ... lflt\t<llnl 11 ,,,__\, l~•ll lnclu\I l 1• l"-
What about special ·h oli· A1111L...:11 J 1t 21i.--. '"'''M' o. , 1._ 1 . •• 11....,1,. .u 2 12 ' .. , 1ndPoo L 1.n ' 11 ,.,,._ ""' MOD1101 J ?G J ,.. )&"lo-... 111,y ·'° 1 1t 2·~~, "" r.,,,..., 1 10 s i:u u..,.... 1,
d Al!t LvdOIJ •. 2 JJ ... ""oc120 l 1• 11,,.._'4 Ellttlln .lO. n 2\lo+ .... 1-111120' n •n ... MOll!<O 11 • 1' "'• ~· llCA C pl s S.1 ·-\, Tf•,•P•JOI . 10 20">. ayarrangements? .r.11o;1~1.s1 1 19 u"'•"" c.•111.1a .. .a, 19 1 1:u.y1c1.JO 1211J""'-'~1,.,.,0 0111 '° s~'>-"" MaN .. • 01 .. ll 1 -'°'111c•cv •• .. 11 40.,,-1. r1•"P•1.•a .. J 10 •• ,.,
These are P.rtl-cula rly AUtnGrp • .o ' 1 4~ •• ""' Ctun•Alr 1 4 " ,,,.._ "" EU'lylpt 1411 •• 2 ll\l'i-... 1119 Alld 2.)t 11 JI ., .. "" -... Ab I J 11 I~ \, qAe.ano Co . . J ,,.. ln•OkOI 10 , U( l.\lr-\} lr.llld en 1.IO j lo:J 21"'. "' ~11.trftP:!ntl t 3 •1l• ,,,_, . . £vtMP .•Jn • ' 2tJ 2~ ..• In.QA pl 2.lS •• 1U Jt'.lo• "" Mol~Cp fj.d ' JP lJ'o-"" Atta&Bt " I 111 16,,._ '• p1mB•l1 /1 1l u u . ·-
s 1 g n if i~ant this yeak !:::'::~o,,141 ; ,~ l~14=~ c~f~'~",:~.~ ~J ,:! tt ~:cf:!!fJ .~ 1~ ,;:::: ~ :~:~;:=: ! 6~ ti~:-=~~~1 j ~~ ::~: ~ ~~" .~!!·~ 1;1 ~:,!, . r::~~~w'°1 1~ ~j t"': (:
because 1£ tbey are properly •1111as1 1.so ' •l1 ,.v,. ~ '" 111 p1 s.,, .. •ioo ... ...._"' EllJ'O'Cll Sii s ns u -1oa 1...._1 .40 3 JJ >""' . •. MonrotA .4~ .s "' •'• t '"' R..a l oa1 11 Jl 11 • \\ r11t1n,o ·'° 10 to •11.-1-.
b did lh II &lljli\ipmkl .O flt. CflmpSJl . .061'M •ll\9-..,,, _,,_ t...iicoC .10110 ~\tMoll'fn2•0 "•IU •H ... A .. Wll.IO) 11S'-•'•ll'9fpl,IQ6 1l10 •••
a n e ' ey actua y can Alll1 Cll.t .J6 ·~ 11 •l'I : : : Cll.trC 1.)S<l I ,, """-t;, :* .. ,.'!!. ·~ s ti (I'. ... IMil<~pl \"" •• , t\-.... --•Ok l .OI 6 • ,~. "" RllCflOIO ,1(1 1 M '°"" " T•O.Mir .60 • • »·~ ...
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other times of the l'Cilr-AltCNI l.lol s 312 11 -.... Cll.IHM J.10 s 21• M'l1-"' F.ir ... 1F .60 s 6 '"' ..... 1111..aoll .H 3 JO • . . . Mo/lyM -'"" • u ....... v. Itel "';r .40 10 3l I .-1., T'""' M so • ,, 10'.io .. "" AtMISill 2t l 11 ,,.. ~ CMM<> J.J-• U •II.-14 l'tt1l•tl Ir • · 11 l\'1-._ 111...-co 1 ... ' 11 11~ o11io MQor Mc .. -• t1 2'• , .. •"'G >.-, , o >>'-, • fim\n I IClt t 11 1-.. Yo and thereby helpoftset the AMAK l .li s 110 Jn,:~ Oit<111r1.i0' • 116 22~.,, F-ttel .40 J 11 1"".!>~ 1nt.,c1111ov 1 u ,,~ .. MoroJP 11 n J11 si..._2 .... ttfiGpfJ . .0 .. :10 11:::=~ r • .,._, olOQ .. i.o 11!-!'9 •••
los'e' th.Se boll'da "s ...... _ ... _~-.-,•, ", •• ,-_,, .. CllmNYJ.N s 61 JI _..., FMWltFcl J 11 •h•""' llll••lfillt.I, 11 J•l·-l<o -·~1(.13<1 . 16 1]-... A•putillcCp l ,~ ,, •• lOOOll PKli17 I "' ... 7 .., -• Cl'lttPd 1.14 1J .SJ ~2111 FtrM M!t ·· SJ • -'°' IBM Corp6 1) S12 l•Sllo-2 -11 Pt 1 11 ,.,.._\'I A Fl S Mi 4 ' B'o 1 ·~, T-Ed 2 t 21 '"'' ~. always entail h th f 11 ""''""' 2• J • 2:W. Cllti.< •.10 J II --'It F-r .J711 •. 1'1 11'-(,\ l~IFll-.J1d fl l'M JO><o-)11, -sS.. .l'O<I s ll ,.,.._ ""' R= M~ 1111 . J ' lOflt.tCfl 60 2 1 .Mli • • • \\'e n ey a ,,,,,. .... 1:JO l •• n-'i,.j Cl'ltHlt .. 1 •. 1 1' • v. ~al!=,o, J •, 10 .. lnlH .. vl.10' 211 ............ MIOtft.ll'Jll ~ .. ""' R1pS111 . .a. l :i:i ,::; .... \~ Too .. A1.-'o, 6 IS ,..,,_·" JR midweek and tempt .,...,ptJ.to .. 121•,,+v. O.I Mllw Cp 1 JI 6 :ito Mii .tot nv. ... 1n1H01d .'1d .. 1 •i..-\\o MOttNo•.U• 1111.,,_""R•v•01t101 '° j r r-eo ... t 1lllY1 •"
I k . A"'He1 30Q 2 llO Hlo, 11. ClllMl1Cppt .. It 9'l'I ,,, FdNllM"t .61 1 '21 U \'o ... 1ntMJ"Own 71.io. Jlv. , MQ}orolt .1011 9:16 111'>-1111 Rtt••ICt<ltl o JO 11V: , .. l•tnwm.St I,.. '1~ ••· e mpoyestoma elhe1rown AHupfS\li. "''° _.., cnPntum 26 ion"'"" FMIP•111.J02 111S~•\4'1n11 Mln1no j 11 A -1• M1F.wi~11p,s 11 :11i..,.,.., Atvcoo~.311 ,01., ... ·~ Ttn11n1..a. .. '111 ... 1.
time·offdeals. ..mAlrFI .... s 10 .i,.,."" Clll Aot.•111 .. ll '-l' FG~l1 lO •• 1 1~ ... IM1'Wlt1.)6 s • 11 ... '• MIS!Ttll.Sl I ll ••I• A••lon 12011 ll •S'lo-V. T•nKLln.•S s J l<'O-...
AMONG THE i>opular ar·
rangements:
A Texas fir m will giYc
employes the d ay off on
Monday, Dec. 23 through
use of a floating holiday.
Since C hristmas E ve Is re·
gularly a paid holiday at
this company, employes
will have a r1ve-day winter
.: m ini-vacation " that in-
cludes the weekend before
C hristm as.
A construction company
will c lose from Christmas
Day until the following
Monday and pay it s
e mployes foi; Dee. 26 and 27
as well as ror Christmas
D ay itself. That's · another
five·day ''mini·Yacation''
arrangement.
A Pennsylvania manufac·
turer will c lose at noon oa
Christmas E:v.e and reopen ·
·on J an. 2. To fill in the gaps
so that e mployes h ave a n
uninterrupted holidiy, Dec.
26 anO 27 a~ counted as
vacation days, and Dec. 30 •
and 31 are floating holidays.
Employes who ha ve no ·
more days due may take the
"ti me orf without pay.
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Two I rvine> Company or-
--fieials-hav~-gtven new
duties and titles; as a result
or the company , bOard of
directors
week . m e""'ting this
Warren D. Fix has been
made a company vice·presi·
dent in addition to his ·title
of.controller.
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Talk Set
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Passenger s Up .
Richard .~f. Geiler.
For Al"rwest forme rly director of rinan· 'cialplanning,"wasmadethe "Social Se.curily Up· .,,..,..;r-;;n:----eompany~easurer. date,'' a talk ' mnedJ.or:
-tfu·gher Alt'West an. • 1 . accountants. w i ll be given
n ofJnced its systemwide , Fix is r esponsible tor cor· at the Thurs d ay meeting or
passenger trafric during the porate accounting, flnan· the American . Society -of
firs t 11 months of this year cial r eporting. budge ting , Women Accountants.
made sharp gains over Uie taxes and data processing. Norman · Surkin of the
similar period in 1973. Social Security Adriiinistra·
ft1iles flown by fare pay· Geiler is c h a r ged with re· tlon will discuss social
ing passengers jumped 15.3 commending policies a nd security tax matters a t the
percent to 1,3 17,065.200 programs to secure financ-dinner m eeting which will
from 1 • 14 2 , 6 5 6. 7 0 0. ing for the corporation's be h e ld at the Saddleback
Passenger densit_y (th e l and developn1ent pro· Tnn in Santa Ana beginning
average number or g r ams. profitab!C u se or a t 6 :30p.m .·
pa1senger s Oying per miJej' corpor ate funds and mak· Reservations m ay be
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• '"I! DAILY PILOT Monday, Oeeembtr 18. 1911
. , Bicycle Rider
~e!te·tt-$1 o_;l)OO
MtNN APOLIS, ti1inn.
<AP)' A young Mi n·
~tan received a hero's
welcom~ when he returned
home~ fclllow ing a bicycle
ride· to Cali.tornia l/lat
netted-:about $10,000 for the Amer~an Cancer Society.
-Bill Boyer. 19, a Navy
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OLLYWOOD · <UPI)'-;-Taryn--Power; '2l·year-old
daughter of 'Tyrone Power, ha.s no memories of her
father )>ut avidly watches his old movies attempting to
find clUes10 his personality and character.
Taryn, who was 5 when her father died, has mo\'ed to
Holl_ywood Crom Rome to establish a film career.
She ls an exceedingly beautiful girl with the .• green·
1 gold cat eyes of her mother (Linda Christian) ·but lhe
turned-up nose of Pov.•er and his soft, pleasing manner.
Sister Romlna ha! been more bi.ibly pubUciied tban
Taryn. Romina "t~l.lsed ' flurry or ex~ittment several
years ago when sbe did a nude scene lo a movie Jn )\ome.
Taryn, fluent in English, Spanish. Italian ind F(ench,
itlld determined to become a fine aclre&S, rules out nude
scenes. · .
"My father; my grandfather and my great-grandtathtr
v.•ere all actors," Tat'yg sald. ''My mother is an actress. I "'fr;:;;;;;:;;;:======:;-
v.·ou.ld like to carry on the family tradition. Tome, it'snOt
so much a matter of pride as it is responsibility .11
, . ' • eamao. from St:>rlng Lake
Park, pedaled from Min·
neapolis ~o Los Angeles en
route to~t camp in 15
weeks last summer.
San Diego, for a two-week
rurlough after boot camp,
lie \~.'~S m et at ~linneilpolis·
St. Paul International.
Airport by a 100-piece band
from Spring Lake Park_
·lligh School, Atty. Gen .
Warren Spannaus, Navy of.
fici~ls. representatives or
the American Cancer Socie-
ty, his parents and friends
• '11•VE ONLY seen 10 or his movies," Taryn said the
other day. ''But I would like to see them all."
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Boyer fl ew home from
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and relatives. .
When Boye~ enl\st.ed in
the Navy, he told officials
about his desire to cycle to
California. They not only
gave their li pproval, but
also cOntacted the Cancer LONEL y Soci<ly about fund raising. -,
Boyer left !\tinneapolis on '
trUSfraled. proDlems? h:!J1·5 o-spe!?d.bicycle June 11 •• .. ,.,_ ABC Telephone eJ •
"·I especially Uked "The Luck ·of the Irish' and 'The ·
Razor's Edge.' I liked 'Jesse James,' too. But.it was ·
·strange at the end watching him shot in the back and dy-
ing. It was eerie."
Taryn is so caught up in sfudying her famous father
that she rarely follows the story line of his films .
"I see him as a person '.--my Cather -not as the
~character he is playing," she said. '"And l ttiink I've .
learned things about the sort of man he was, traits f!eopt
who knew hill) haven't been able to co;nmunicate.
AUTO insurance
-Own y6ur own
tf'lt>Phonf' ~y1tf'n1
and ••,·e 8 S
(business sei:vlce only)
Coonseltng Service a a.rriv~ in Los Ang es ASPIRING ACTRESS .i 106d<i'ys lai~r. "\\11EN J'M not beha\'ing as my moUter would like me ~~·~64~>-~2~2~2~2~·~·~"~·~~~-:;;=;;;.:::;::==2i~=:~;;;;,:i;;~Tia~ry~n;;P;;o;;w;;e;;r:;,:;2;;1·;;:;;;-I to, 'She say11, ·You 're just 1ike your father.' After seeing
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AS .AHMUAL
, Silent bur(llar
"""' alarn1 1y1trms
front 80~/day
_ him on the screen, that makes me proud."
Taryn has appeared in a couple or S!'!coiid·i-8.te SOuth
American films and now has an opportunity to sfilne m-
"The Count of Monte Cristo" v.•ith JJ,ichard Chamberlain, • HOME
Car trlephone
•38.81/Month
Trevor Howard, Louis Jourdan and Donald Pleasence. • INDUSTRIAL TELEPHONE CO.
Thetw·o-hour NBC television special will be aired Jan. • COMMERCIAL oF-CAUFORNiA
10 befo.re. it is released internationally in movie theaters. 3001 R t>dliill.Blvd •. •YACHT · .. .·
Wish her.
aLadySeiko
~nshnas.
Unlike many another second generation performer,· Bid,!!". VJ.) 07 .•
Taryn will not be getting breaks because producers knew Cos· la •_tf'liifl . (;a. 9· .,626 her as a child. She has lived abroad almost all her life. 1, ~ ~
TAX
PROBLEMS?
wh · BOB PALEY and Associates Inc. 581 -13.31 rcver~:~~eai:h~~~:~~~~~ntal about ~er late father, she . 2239 FAIRVIEW, COSTA MESA. . • , ,
"Last month I attended the 16th commemoration of his' 'phone·642·6500 • 546-3205 97 9° l , ~-34.
death," she said. "It wa s ~t the same church and !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~========~ • ..., Ow-c..,.....-
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cemetery where the funeral took place. I couldn't go to +
his funeral because his third wife made it clear my
mother and my sister (Rominar:and I would not be
welcome there . w .... , ...
C• lllJI 71J ... 055 f.5,... No ZWS90'-1-1 7J. ya11ow top,
Sll•lllftt ltHI ~ck, goll d••I.
rrlat•,.111.lttll KaiGll• CfYllll, 1d111stilb!e b<ae.ie1 S1 20 00: .
"I'vfl never see a his third wire <Deborah lttinardos)'or
my half-brother· (Tyrone Power Jll)"but I understand
they are livin~ in 111 exico."
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and r Christmas tree
-need a trimming.~·~ .
< . ~very year it's the $ame: bY the time you've the .latest body-shaping equipment? The ships for half the regular first-year member-
trimmed the tree. that trim summertime head-start makes it easy, and our Holiday ship price each. Regular individual member-·
shape is fading. By Chris,mas you'll gain Offer makes it easier-still: -ships are also available at low co.l,.I lower anoth~·r five.or ten pounds. ~y New Year's, .-two memberships tor the p_riCe of one. on your first visit. (Ask about our"S'~k . pro-"
you'U be!orr)i. Thafs··right. If you join between Novem· gram. S20-20 .visits fpr 2)See.us today. Th.e
So \lm9 wait? Why not stay in shape with ber 25th and o·ecember 22nd. you ani:t your more yo1.1 put it off. the more you put it on.
·steani, sauna, whirlpool and exercise .on ·--lJartner may P.urchase one-year membeJ-.Thf;shape Ql.to"\orrow starts today •. ..... " ..
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EDITION
' VOL. 67, NO. 350, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1974 c • TEN CENTS
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Mesa to Co~sider Low-incOme Housing GoaI
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By R UDI ~1EDZIELSKI
Ol•o.llrf'il.tloM"
A resqllltion which would speed
Costa Mes.a towai::d its goal of provid-
ing better housing for 'low.income
families will be considered by the Ci1Y
Council whE:n it meets al 6:30 p.m .
Tuesday~
The reso1ution. Ir appro\'ed by ma-
jOrity vote, will a llO\\' the city to
reclaim'" ad~lnistrati"e ~sts rrom th e
federal goVernment for setting up the housin-g proti:tam.
City aides· Say the resolution is a
small, )'et slgf'lificant'step councilmen
must take if theY are to gel their
hands',oo S4:1 ihilllon of federal hous-
ing funds over the next fiv e Years.
The funds are to be released
lhroUgh 1980 under the Jtousi,ng and
Community De\·elopml'nl A.ct of 1974
and to be administered locall y by an
11 -member citizens panel
Applications ror lhe Community
Development Committee y,•ill be
taken until Dec. 31, according to city
admin~t rali ve aide Anne Christian.
So far 40 Costa !\1esa residents have
applied ror a seat on the panel but
more a re needed to ensure reprcsen-
talion from all areas or the city. !\·\rs.
Christian said.
No applications ha\'e been recei\"t'd
from Cqsta !\lesa Pi.Irk District Five
and ~x. and only t\\'O have conle from
District Three.
Di strict Five encompasses the area
north of the San Diego Freeway, y.•est
of the Santa Ana River. south Qf
SunfloYl'er Avenue. and cast or South
Coast Pl az;.i Th~ d1:-tr1~·t t:=ike:-in all
of the ney.· Lary.· in ll'i.ll'L
Oistrict Six takes 111 the Ocl Cerro
and two other w1nanll'<i housing tracts
;.ind is located south of tht• S;.in Diego
F'ree'>''RY, ~st of tht.> fltturL' Corona
de! !\lar Frecwa\", east of Red !!ill
A\·enue and norih or Rri~tuY Strcel-
P~alll'S Hoo.id
!\tr:.. Chr~Uun sai d that ath.lit1onal
:ippticat1ons ::1rc also encoura~ed
rrom Di s trict 1'hrt't'. Custa !\lt·~a ·:
eastsidt'.
,\pplicanls mu:-t l>t> Cu:.t:i 1.lc:.a l't'
sidents but ;ire not rc<1u1rcd to nl cet
:iny other quahficallon. They mLJy
range in agt: from teep<.1~ers l.O senior
t:itizen~.
France, U.S. Team. Up
Leaders Agree to Vnify Approach to Oil
By llELEN TllO;\IAS ,1 t:uordinated oil policy ~houtd be a
1'RP IS !LETS. i\larlinique (lJPll -n1ccting in !\l arch betv:ecn oil-
President f'ord and French Pre:-ident consuming industri al nations. the less
Valery Giscard tl"Estaing. rc~·ersing developed n:1tions o.tnd the \\'Orld's oil
a decade of Franco-!\mcriean rivalry, producers.
today ended a three-day summi t The :\!arch "preparatory" meeting.
meeting with announcen1cnt of a un-they said, should be follov.•ed "by in-ifi~d approach to the y,·orld\\'ide oil / teii.sivc consultations 011nong con-
crisis. sumer countries" to prepa re positions
The le:iders. in a joint con1n1uniqul\ for a later y,·orld conference. The
urged that the next styl in dto\"elopin~ L"nilcU States has been pushing for a
Stock Fraud -
Mesa Gangland
Fig11re Guilty
_By ARTllUR R. \'l1\'S£L I le and one other among the four de-
ot1111v..i11 Pi1et,,..n fendants were also indicted last '.\·eek
A-Costa ritesan with reputed ·high--jn connectio!1 with_ a ~~5\1 :000 f:.a·s
le\'el gangland connections an<I who Vega~ ga mbhng casino: r1.pof~ carried
faces· seYe.ril. pending cri minpl out wit h elaborate soph1st1calu~I'!,
charges has beenronvicted with three . The most. recel'lf leg~I action, <ill
other men in a stock market fraud e1ghl·duy trial. ended w1th..Zuber and
Scheme. • ~~· h.is a,ssoc iates being found guilty of a
• Edward· Zuber, 36, whose )~1st local scheme to sell 1:1nregistered sto~k in a
address "'as on Yukon Drive races shell corporalion and thus rig-the .
sentencing i.n New York cit~ jan. ~8 ma~ket. . . .
unified polic' .1111011,.: oil ronsuminp,
nations in dealing \\'ilh thl' oil pro·
duce rs. t>specially the A rahs
(But Saudi• ;\rabian oil ministe r
t\hmcd Zaki \'amani ~aid in an in-
tervie"'' pub.li shl·d today that <it\empts
by eo1·sun1 cr countries lo rorcc down
oil prices by reducing eo,,suin'ption
\\"OUUJ not \\'UJ'k.
("! don·t tlunk that ot l tcmpt~ l11
foree a \o~·ering of otl prict•s b~' cut-
llug dO\l'n cunsurnplton ;1.; part or ,,
t·onfronlalion stralt'g~· c:1n \\ork."
\·a1nani told the !\lirldlc F:a:o.t
l'Conomic sur\"ey, a Beirut \1·cek ly.
i··The Organization of l'ctrolcun1
Expo1·tin~ Countries can cul prollut. ..
11011 by at le<i~t 33 perccnl \\"ilhoul
f1nanl'1al damage to its n1cn1ber:o. ... ht•
-.(lid ... \Vhe>reas e\'en .1 10 percent cul
111 consumption y.·ould be highly op-
1 See ~t,;)t)IJT, Page ,\:!)
'Tried to
Qµit ·Job'
Mardian -
'!I(
Yi'ASl"ll'.'ZGTON 4-t;PI I -Hobert C.
~lardian tesftifie<l toda,· he did not
take part in the Waterria te co\er-u1)
and \Y3~. o "'desolatcU" \Yhen he
Y-arned of that he tried to resign im -
mcdiat from Pre!rident :'\ixon·s re
election campaign.
~l a rdian . a sometime San Clemente
resident who is the fourth or the fivt.•
-, defendants to Leslify in hi~ own de·
f~nse al the cot·er·up trial, said th a l at
th~ time it l(·as his .. firm eon\'iction"
"the C IA v.·as in\·olved i n the .
\\"aterf:(ate bugging ~nd rejected u
suggestion Nixon himself authorized
jl, . I '
UPIT~
Black K 11ight Torched \ . -.
for his role in a schen1e to sell un· Like the recent 1nd1ctment ·on the
registered stock that netted $335.000 casino case. the charges on \\·hich
for pai'ticipants. Zuber \\'as convic~ed Thursday oc-
curred during a period in 1969 and
PROFESSES INNOCENCE
Watergate Trial's ·M~rdian
But he also· said lhat .a rew da.\;S
after the bf.e·ak-in at DemPcralic
headquarle,ts. he began to suspect
that "a group operating out of the , Costa Mesa fir~men right 82.500 fire Sunday ni ght. at Black
· hnight restaurant. 330' E . -17th St.-Investigators said someone
apparently toSsed a in atch into cases of matches in storage
area .. sending ,,·all of rt ame up one ·sic~ of building. Fire was
confined ?-'.argely to exterior. Th.e dining spot has· been closed
1970, according, to govern~enl pro
:;ccutOrs. \Vhite ~l ouse" m-ay ha·ve been
M esa ,P o_stcards responsible. r ·-----·--
sine~ mia -octObcr: . ·
Police Probing ·
Death of Youth
Three defendants and former al>~
sociatcs of convicted businessman
AJ11n Segal. 56, of North !\liami, Fla .
had -a lready pleaded guilty and
lcst'lfi ed against Zuber and the others. Due to Arti.ve;
Have 4 Views
:\lar clian. a ~ormer assi.!.lant at·
torney general, v. as a political
t:oordi n3tor for the Nixon re-election
\'ampaign at the time of the Jutic 17.
1972 \V atergate arr ests and im-
mediately ass(Jmed legal duties for
lhe campaign arising from the inci· 1,000 Face Lockout
In Douglas -Dispute
d B h Assistant U.S. Attorney John l\I. F oun Qn . eac \\"alkcr Jr. told the court Segal used •\~inces in a scheme "for profit in
~·hich stock of Pioneer Development
Corporali1tn \\·as manipulated. lluntington Be:icb poltce t"n<lay con-
tinut?d their search for clues on hoy.·
the nude body of a .. vest minster ~·outh
-proba bly the viCtim of drug n\·er -
dose -\\':JS abandoned belo\v the
Bolsa Chic.a Bluffs Friday.
lie said Segal assured suspicioui11n·
\CSlors that the firm had go\'ernment
contracts lo produce wh<it were
termed mobile heaters. ultimatel.v
lealjing to an SS00.000 loss for Lhose
\\ho put rnoncy into the phony fi rm.
dent. '
. . lie told of learning the ful1 story or
l\1rs ~uc1Jte P!n~ley. wife of Costa the background of th\' bugging from
r.tesa city ~ounctlrfl~n Alv1n P1nkley._G. Corl.Ion Liddy. then~unsel -to the
says sh~ 1s ex1>ect 1n~ .ihout 10,000 finance arm of the campaign, ju:-.1
cards this year. f1Ju r .da\'S later.·
All or them "·ill be too I ale for "lliS ·exact "'or<ls I dun ·t recall, but
If i\lcDonnell Douglas Co r1>oration
c alls 1:1 lockout ul its Southern
Cal fornia plants. nearl.v 1.000 union
workers \\'Ould be affected at the
firm 's 1-l untington Beach aerospace
Devi_ne Picked.
By Notre Dame
GREEN BAY. \Vis. <AP~ -Dan
Devine. the former A-tissouri coach
picked four years ago to lead the
Green Bay Packers back to the glory
days of Vince Lombardi. quii the pros
today and "'as immediately namecj
head football ooach at Noty Dame.
<Earlier story, B4 ).
Devine accepted.the job at the na·
tion's mOl'it pr.estigious colle'giate foot·
ball school less than 24 hours after
Ara Pars'eghian resigned it, saying
the pressures on him and his family
had.grown to great.
Devine's resignation as head coacb
and general manager of the Packers
was not unexpected. He probably
would have been fired anyway.
CA.R RV!YS WELL ,
SO DOES AD
"'The rt•s1>0nse \vas renl\y greal
.....:: I .!told 1n, car on the.Jirl!it cull.·· lhe
salli;fli;id ;l(l\C'J1iser from (."oron:1 del
}tar i1:11d .
llCl'l' 1s the Daily Pilot ad ."'hich
conve1·1ecl his rur to cnsh:
"6!-fi.10 1 'l1\-:-TIITtlt"\\"('lt.o----
;\'eeds bod.'' \rork. S150.
S.'<:\•XXXX
tr you hu,-~ :1 cur 10 :iicll. cull
tH~56itk Put u ff:w \\t1rd~ to Yl'OCk for ~
~·011 ,
• In the OJll~' Pilot . .
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he:,dquarters. l Related sto,·y Page
A5.)
ThC pafent firm is embroiled in con-
!ract disputes y,•ith tY.'O unions. the
United Auto \Vorkcrs (UA\V ) and the
I nternationa l A ssoc iation of
:\J_'!~~ipisls < IA~'l ).
ln\'estigators l>t>lieve the l>ody of
Darre ll G. Templeton. 18, 13821 !\I ilan
St.. \\'as dragged rrom a vehicle on
P;'1cific Coast l·lighway iind dragged
or tossed do\Yn to the bench.
1'he three defendants \\'ho pleaded
j!uilty and testified ag11inst lhc oth('rs
1vi1\ be sentenced ,Jan . 13. y.•hilc"
Zuher. S~al. Anthony Scardino. f>f
llr:iuslon. 1\•X .. and Jl(n\'ard Finkels-
tein, ol" B;1ysidc. Queen':" N. \' .. J r(' dtil"
on ,Jan . 2R to. go hefore L" ~
:\lag\strate Lloyd F. !\-1cl\1ahon. ,.
Christmas, but that .doesn't re.all y his words y,•ere clearly meant to im r1-
mal\er. because. thl·~· re not holiday Jy to me that the PrC'~1ilent 11r lhe Unit·
greetings but orf~cicil Cost;.i ril csa post cd Slates authoriz1!d 11:· '.\I ardian
cards. said.
ContraC'l offers ha,:e been rejected·
by bolh un ions, and their \vorkers now
are on the job without a new contract
in force . The thl'eat or a lockout ha:.,
been termed a "serious possibility'
by a, compLJn.\' spokesn\an contacted
1oday.
It could affecl 10.000 union workers
throughout Southern California .
A spokesman for the 1-luntington
Beach plant said that less than 1.000 of
the plant's 5.000 y,·orkers are m e1n -
bers or the I Ari I and none bcl••ng lo the
UA W.
Tlie sp9kesm:in said such a lockout
\\'OUld not affeC't the l~untington Beach
plant's 4,000 other \\'Orkcrs.
F'or LhP 1non1Qnt. the re,isJlo lockout
and n~ labo1· trouble jn 1-luntingto.n
Beach.
But the . l'>''O unions. speaking for
•membe rs at all or the firm's Southern
California--plants, said ritcOonnell
Douglas i'.s of·fc.rfn g pay rais·cs
amounting to. about 50 cents ~1n hour
lo\ver than other .aeros111ct' firms.
including Lockheed. B3eing and
Rock\\•clr ..
Riley to ·Give
CHART-Talk
Police O\'t"r"'rtic \\'~k'end qucsllnncd
those y,•ho" lh e.v b,,lil•,·c s:iw
·Templeton last.
• .. \\'e're bacl\trllCking him.·· Sg1 .
i\l onty"'l ~Kcnnon. in chargC' of the in -
vcsfigation for ·Huntington Beach
police, said.
An au tops~ by Orah°ge l'Otrnty
Coronc r ·s deputies indieatetl th;.i t
Templeton dit>d• aboul midn1.uht
fSf'f' 000\", P..age....\:!l
What a
J·'inkclstein and Zuber arc ~tmon.e..
four men indicted last \veek after a
ty,·o-year F'BI probe into ;1 Las \o'e~as
i;a m hling casino bilking-.
1'hcy ;tl legedly provided eredenli11ls
of knoY.'ll hiJ?:h -rollcr gamb l er~ to
!Set' l<'R.\l:I}. PaAe .\2 1..
Curve
Little League Opened to_ Girls
\VAS111NGTON <AP > -The Senate d1v1si(1n that J!lrls have equal rights l•l
today gave girls the final si)?ntl l that play Little l.eai:;uc baseball as boys
from now on lhcy c:111 play Littll' That tleC'1s1oii \\'as one of 22 cl:1ss
l..eague basebnll on !¥1 l'<IUHI footi n~ actionsuilsfiledacrossthc.countryon
\\'ith boys. ·· hl'h;.iJr uf \Youl9-be gi1'1 hall players.
On a voice vole and V.'1\h no debate. 'l'hi' lt.!ga \ action p;rC\V ou.\Of protc:-;t..;
it sent to President F'oril a bill th at espt•cial\y vi_gorous the past t\\'O
strikes any_ mention of sex from lht• :;:urrmrt!1""!' -that Little l.eague or-
Litlle League·!> official fedcru l l'icials \\'ere unfJirly banning ~i 11s
c ha rter. (,rom the league.
The bill strikes out the word ··1>o,y'" The Little IP.ague eventually asker!
each '""time it <1ppears in the 1969 Congress to amend its charier t11
1'hc s hipment, shl' say~. h; due from
tbe Golden \Vest Ci.ird Con1pan.v or
Lon_g Beach sometime in .Ja11u<1 r.v .
Cards should be availahlc at local
stores by the end of nel¢t"months
The Costa l\lcs:1 1>0stcards al'c being:
pron1oted by thC' Chamber of Co m·
merce's .. F'ront Door" committee,
,,·hich is chaired by 1\1rs. Pinkley:
1'"ou r different views \\·Tirl5c i1vai la -
hl c the Estancia Adobe-. city hall, the
<.:osta 1\lc!)a city ent1·;111ce sign. anti •
the motorcycle races ;.it the Orange
l·ounty 1''airground..,.
l'rinling cosls arl' hctng :,hared hy
the ChamlJl"'r. e1ty hall . race promoter
}larry Oxley and the post eard
rn;.inufaeturer.
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Korean Shots
SEOUL (UP I I ~ Antia1rrr:1fl gun"
fired "'a rnin g s hots at an unidcntific1I
aircraft v.·hich approached refilrictcd
air sp~<'C over Seoul c11 rly 1oday. the
South Korean defense> ministry said.
Korean nt•\\"S re1>orts s;iid 19 pt•rson~
v.C're wounded by f<1 lliQg shrupnt'l.
DOW INDEX OFF
lN LATE TRADING
churtcr und replaces it ''"ith the words µcrmil it to admit girls \.~ NE\V YORK (AP1 Stot'k 11r1ce)>,
··young people.'' The report noted that ,J\eartn~ll .un I isl.less. ror most of the se:-.s1on. terned
r\nd frolJl a sentence thaLsl1.1tes that lht• bill established that "Congrt-ss doY.'nv.'ard near the close this aftl·r
. the purposes or the league arl' to iil· will not tolerate seiwirate but eciuul ·· noon under the y,·c1,1tht bf lh.c cont1nu ...
Orange County Su~r"·isor Thomas · still "citii:ensh.ip, sportsmanship and treatment nf Ji:irl~ in \he l..itllf' ing economic ills. !Tables, 1\ 11 l
.... Rile,· "'ill discuss issues or interest manhood," the bill sl'riltcs the y.·ord l..c~ut.'-The Do"'' Jones av4!rage v.•as ofr 5 9-1
lo llarbor Arca residents Thursday· ··manhbod." _ . · P«,>•nt!' '" 586.8.1 ·
mornifli""nt"litendale "'edernl S;1vln1JS' 11 1' -w-~ till! r , -t h "1! """"-o r--tl 1 hey mus.Lph1.y on Uuw;oim~l(W':n11o ..,. Decline~ outnumbC'rl'd ad\'nnt'l'c:
in Costa l\1 e~a. • · ""'llportSR)8 nshlp" was lcJl untouched. as. boys !and on an. t'Qu,a1 basts with 777 lo 499 amon)! th(' 1.805 i:-~ut:-.
• The fif th district IU\)('rvisor's ltllk Is The chani-e5 mqde-\\·il)oWWficltnt the in , th~ report maintuincd. lr:ided on lhe New '1ork Slock i::x
scheduled for t :lO a.m. It is sponsored to nllow girl~ to play "'~'!er)t..J{tllc The I.ill le l...cn.zue "'fl!! founded 1n rh~ngc
by the Cllizens llll.f'IJor Arca ltcscur ch Le.ague. team in lhc. nal,i~l. 1939 it~ <I su1nmcr ba~eba II 11rogra n1 ·'There <1 r.c a lul or cross currcnL .. u1
Team ~CllARTJ, The congressiontil uct111n riillows u ror yount,bO)'h, lhl' m:1rket," ·$lllll .. :ldon Grln1m or
€o(fceanddoughnutswilllwscrvcd decision last ~1urch by the New It re<'elvcd it!' horlcr rron1 Olrr,\Yllson&.Co.
cttnoc:nst. .Jersey Supremt Court uppellute Congre!is 1n Julyt969. "' -------------' .
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\\1e:1tl1er
Fair through Tuesday along
the Orange Coast Y.ith some
gusty northeasterly y.•inds.
SlighUy 'A'armer ,~·ith highs of'
i5 at the beaches and 80 inland.
l.o'>''S tonight 50 to 55
l:\SllU: 1'011.\ \'
Fornier \".>ltJ \'ur~· Rep Alliirrl I\
f;1.1U:!!r1.~1hii has n!lot•kt>d r/1c tl1e11ry
t11a1 S1rh11r1 S1rha11 <1ct"rl ulon·· 111 t/1.•
niur(/,•r •1/ .'i<'n, 1lobi•r1 1>.:,•111/t'dr1
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$1125 Fee Entails
Much Meditation
Ry JA:'IO .\\O,RTll
Ot lllt 0 .. 1¥ "''-'ii.Ill
. ·rw1ce '' d:iy n1y frit>nd Tony goes into his room, sinks into a soft
J>illow, ~nd meditates fur 2Q minutes. The results cire infallible. He
comes out c;.1lrn ;Ind tr:.inc1 uil. E\t•n bt·atifir
I A!\1 impressed by this. I ~n1 not as calm as
'J'onr. One ni ghl over dinner Y:ilh hin1. I t·han~cd
m y mind four times :1hout \\'hether I "'ant£'d to go to
a mo\'ic th<.it night. "\Veil maybe I do. No, maybe I
don't. \\'ell, ycuh. "'hat the hell, let's go. Oh, I don't
kn1)w1 Jet's just go home," I said. ---
Tony look,C!I .at me C'omp:i ~s ion:.itely. "\Vhy don't YO~n:.ccndcnlal n1cd1\:1 lio1~'?" he said . ~-_ WORTH
·So. in sl{·;id of going to tht• movie, \\'C went tu my first lecturii on
trunsc1·nd ental mcdit;:ition f'r'.\l , Seu•ncc cir Cre:1t1vc Intelligence, SC I,
etc .. ('\c.l It';, <1 technique eh<impioned hy ?.l;.iharishi Guru Dev, a kind·
ly Jookiri~ lndt:1n with long hair and a ~rin gy beard.
I liked it. I felt rf.'~led just sitting in the clean, quiet lecture room.
The lecturer WQS :in ;1ppealing young man in a very imm<.1cul ate su.it
;.init tie. Not an cxtr<.1 ounce or fat. I noticed . Very clcun s haven. JJ:ur
Jtlst 1<ing l·nough, juiit short enough. lie rem inded me of a benevolent
~:outh leader from my childhood :J'-;1 minister's daughter. lie t<.1 lked ~1bout ~uturc shock. hurnll n potenti<il, h<irm ony", loving. I felt glOrious
<ilxlut 'the whole thing. 1'r:1nscendcntal meditation is my birthright as a
human, I le~rned.
Tll E OTllf:R night. Tony \\'Cnt t>ISC\l.'hcrc and I \~·ent to the second
lecture .:i lonr-ready tn stgn the dotted line.
I ~·:.is cager to h.ear about hov.· to get started. I· knew it cost
somclhing. But I \vas relldy, I thought.
After another hour <ind a h:.ilr lecture, we still hadn't heard
<anyt hing about money, technique. or further instruction.
l~ T llE <1uc~t ion and ansv.•cr period. people started asking, "\\1ell ,
h O\\' do vou do it:'"
"tl'S effortless." the young mun replied. "It charms your mind in·
to the level of deepest rrst."
"liow do you do it?"
••\\"f:J.I., \\"E really shouldn't gel into ihat now. 'rh:it \\ill come later, in
the in st ruction."'
Finally, the lecturer paused. "Among our r equirements is a course
fee of Sl25," he said pla'c idly.
I gulped.
"Do you gi ve any scholarships?" I asked feebly.
• •11s"RARE cases, \l.'C can work som ething out," he said, staring at
me intently. "But I' doubt if anybody in this room would qualify."
Furtherm or~ t-0 enter the program ~ou have to sign a paper.
Though the course,fee had sent my blood pr«:_~sure soaring _far above
tranquility le\'el. I decided to take a look at the form. If Th11s so good,
mavbe it's worth the price, I thought. ~It's the onlv for.m r vC ever fi lled out that asked "What is your
present state of mind? Check One : Good, \Vorried, Tense, Depressed."
I has tily checked good.
TllE CLl:'liCllER came in the !;JI)all pri nt. Jf 1· became a
meditalor.-1 must promise iie\'er to reve'al ~nty--.,nantra -the word
thvy. give you to meditate upon. I must promi~ never to divulg_e or
publish uny parf of my in~truction. "" . .. ..
I panicked. This is 3 big con game, I yelled to my.!Jeft s ilenUy.
'
1'"-.V6il1i1you read this?'' I asked the guy neKt ·10 me. "I know. I've
been str uggling over this for six months," he s aid, smiling wanly.
••But T'm going ahead an.Y"'ay:." ·-
.I stalked out, the form tightly elench'ed in m y fist. If I go back, I'll
have decided eve.n if It's a eon game, it's a harmless one with good .. rt;:
suits.
nut for now, I 'm iolicking "'ith hot baths and TV for my attempts
at tranquilitv.. ·
,.\nd until m y blood pressure calms do\l.'n from my experience t~e
.other ni ~ht, t he ~taharishi ,,·ill have In \\.'ail.
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Dai.ryman
'Punches-'
Consumer •
SJ\CllAl\I El\"'rO l f\P) -An ;ingr.v
1l td rv farn1cr thrC\\' ;:i punch ul a cun -~•1n1l•r advocute during a state hear·
1nl! on mil~ pricing tod:ir. \\'itnesscs
and the advocate said.
Hur Alpt·r. a leg1sl:i tivc advo.::atl'
for the Calirornia Citizen Action
"Gi·oup, said he \\.'<t s not hurt by the
glancing bjow.
1'hc farmer \\'as not immediately
i.dentifird. lie \V<.ilk£'d <J"'a)' rollOv.'tng
thl· in cidtnt.
'!'he :iltcrcation occurred in a cor·
rid(H' outside th~ mel•ling room :.it the
Sncr4mento Convention Center \\"h('re
thl• he<iring was being held.
,\lpl·r appeared at the hearing to op·
post· :.iny increase in the minimun1
price p:1id to milk proclu cers.
Dairymen are seeking <1 n increase but
tl:id not.disclosed ho\v large a bou.s t
th('y ,,·anted.
Alpl'J" :.1i 1d he \\'as discussing ht~ oµ·
position to the inl·rease v.·1th reporters
\rhen the dni ryman eanH.' by.
"I \l'HS just standing there talking
1vith ;o;ome reporters \l'hen he can1e
through, IO:>sccl coffee al 1ne anc.I lhl•n
punched n1c," Alper s<iid .
Jt S!l'\'l' S\\':.1tt , a reporter for
Sal'r&mcnto tele\'i~ion st1.1tion KCH4t
~:.tic.I •. , Hoy \\'as just talking to all of us
:.ind this g uy came out of no\vhere and •
said, ·v ou're an idiot and a liar,' anti
threw coffee at him .··
S\\•att said the dairyman also
pushed a camer<iman up <.1gai nst a
\\'all.
Alper later S<lid the p.unch jusl
grazed his chin. _,
1'hcre \\'<IS no sign of uny bruise or
injury.
The hc3rin~· continued inside the
hall \\"ithout interruption.
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BODY ...
'J'h ursda\'. Surfers on Uol"a Chiea
Slate Hc~ch found the body about 10
a.n1 . Friday.
Or ange CouOty Coroner's in·
vcstigator Richard Slaughter toc.l<iy
cleared up conflicting reports on the
;iutopsy results.
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T UESDAY, DECEMBER 17
SENIOR CITIZE!'t6 CLUB -Com·
munity Recreatiop Center, Tues.,
\Vt:rd., Thurs. 12·3p.m .
COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL -
ltegular meeting, City Hull. 6:30 p.m.
··BEHIND THE HEADLINES" -
Dr. Giles T. Brown lecturer, OCC
Forum, 7 :30p.m.
"T !I AT C H AM P IONSHIP
SEASON" -Soulh Coast Repertory
1'heater, thru Sun. 8 p.m.
Hanson Widow
Remarries-
Ex -Vie t POW
Fo1'n1cr El ToJ"u re,,ident Carole
J.,nn llanson. \\"hose son Tod6, 8, n~\·cr knl'\V his rc:.11 father , has m ar-
r ied u former prison1:·rof war.
l\1r s. ll:.1nson, who became l\l rs.
·-•
' Hold lt,~Newt • James ~1 artin Hickerson Saturday in
Orange f'ark, Fla .• said of Todd.
·Ill··:-:-o thrilled at having a rather ."
lt \1·;1:-a Pre.sbyl,erian Church 1\·ec.I •
<l ing.
:\l<irine f\Iaj. Steven 1'. Hanson,
·r0dd's father, was declared dead Oct.
7. lie hC1d been shot do"'" over Laos on
. . . ___.. .
Naturalisr Chris Nelson displays ne wts and ..new sign erected on
edge. o f Briones Park near Orinda \VP.ere an important col~ny
.of tlie migratory m embers of sala mander family \Ve re bein g
deciiilate'd by careless d'rl vers. They're said to look like small .dinosaurs. ·
J une3,19G7. . -
The '"w olrs. Hickerson was """I Eas' tb.Juff B. ran·ch l(.171 ehnirn1an of the board of the Na·
lional League of Familie·s o f
Amcri·c••n Pr~sq_ne rs and l\1issing in , , •
Southeast Asia. The organization ' 0 ·
worked for the release of Amedcan Of. Boye_ ~luh pe-_ns \l"Ur prisoners.
She said, "I met Jim at a program
for prisoners of \\'ar in Dallas. That .. •
1v:is in 1972." ll \\'<IS tij.e same yeal' AClion thekindbw;t suitedforboys Other m embers V.'ill be using the
that she m et a former cre\\'men1ber of from 7 tci lS;years·old,.got under way club's crafts shop. Still others will be
hr r hu s banc.l ,1•ho said the mnjor did ." tod ay as the Eastbluff Branch of the ,tcstingtheclub's gymnasium .
111•t s'ur\·i,·e. * Boys Cl Uh of the Harbor Area open~d. , Built·in feature~ of the.new club in·
Cn1d r. l·lickerson was shot dO\Vn in The new,' 13,300·square·foot build· ·elude ·a Sp acious darkroom where 12
Dt..•<:e mbe.r. 1967; nnd was held by the i ng is expected to eventually be the boys can simultaneously lear n the in·
i\01·tl'Wf'ictnamese in Hanoi until 1972: f\Jntime home-away-from·home for tricaeics of photgraphy, a m eeting
··J feel that I'm a Jui::ky girl to have 1 ooo Boys CIUb members ·in the East room a nd a kitchen designed for mass
met t"'o fine, \\'onderful men in my :NewportBeacb area,according toLou . feeding;;.
Jifi," hi s brid(' said. Yantorn. exeCutive director of the. Yan torn said that Dick Rojo will
Aflflt!Jll Caribbean cruise, tl:t_e coupl e Harbor Area Boys Club. -. serve as .the.club's Eastbluf( Br.anch
The autopsy "·as not concl usi\'e.
"BuL il look:-; consistent \\"ilh dru)'(
C1\'crduse.'' tic said. P<.1thologis ts
found "g ranul:u· material ,"~ SI.!. Ch . HS
pills might leave, ih the victim 's
.stom<ich.SlaughtCrsaid. , ' ,
. Toxicology tests to 1;"0nf1rm t he
u\'crdosc theory and identify the drug
m<iv take three to fi ve \\"Ceks. he
\\'ill li\"e in Orange Park. Hickerson Last week, Yantorn said,more tha n director.
\\'ill assurnr comnland of n N<1vy at-300boys tookout memberships forthe . Tti e new ac~v i ty centerts--
t<.1 ck squadron at Cecil f 'ield in Boys Cl ub building~ Vista del Oro · scheduled to be open from 3 to 5:30
.J.u:kson\"illc. and Vi stadetSof. . p.m : and fr6m 6:30 to 9 p,m. on
Starting today, those ne w members weekdays. J ts Sat urday hours are 10
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FRAUD ••• <tdd.ed.
Previous reports of the autopsy rl" other persons on ~ gar1'bling junket
suits suggroed that the 'death may not sponsored by a travel agency, then
h·ave been caused by drug overdose. had t hem obtain Sl00,000 worth of
Sgt. lif e Kennon said that reports of . chips on credit. The chipS were turned ·
a··loflg au-eslifeOOrd on the victim, as over to th e in~ investi gator s allege,
cited iil "'·eekend J?Otice r eports, also then immediately cashed in at race
are untrue. yalue. · ·
''The yout·h definitely does not haVC ·Zuber, '".ho W-iS ~no'v.n lo be a Las
'A'.19 others who already belong to t_h~ a.m. to 3 p.m . ' ·
cnib wil l be testing ·game room ac· ·
livilies •u<h as '!'r hockey, bum per. Newport -Harbor's poolandbdlards. . _ .
$1250,000 Suit ' ' Fil~'d ~by Dad
Of Mesa Girl
Concert W e<!Jiesday
Ne wport Harbor High School 's an·
nual Community ChriStmas Concert
will be given at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
in the school auditorium.
. T hi! coricert. free.t o t he public, will
it Jong police record:'' he said . Vegas hab1tue during his Costa ?\1e.sa
~ residency, currently faces c h arge~ 1n· · ,.,.,,
\•olvi ng a bank fraud in San Di ego. " DamagcS totalling $260,uuu "'·ere clr--
·feature the_ Ne~port Ha rbor High ·
Chantelles, · Choralle, Girls ' Chor us,
Orcllestra and Sailw.Jland.
Costa Mesa police have said they manded R·riday by the father of a 12· THIEF LEAVES i1t'l cn had Zuber's home Under sur-year-old · Costa l\'lesa girl who was - _ .
\"Cillance d ue to allegedly suspi~ious seriously inju_red last !\l ay 14 \\.'hen .
activities. ;· . _. .. shewas knoc~eddown bya<ar in the .THANK -YO U NOTE
Zuber-'\l.'hO has given his occupa· crosswalk at Har bor Boulevard and · · · · ·
'.'Did you beliv.e"ll,im?" asked Mar-lion as roofer and al"so said when ar· Gisle·r Avenue. · · · 10 \VA CITY, Iowa (AP> -Police
,. dian's a ttorne.y. Thoih~C. Green. rested ·Other times that he is un· Named_as de£endants in the Or ange are looking for a thief who took so{lle
··'.'lo,'' 1\1 ardian replie adding that employee!" ....-often "'as seen around County Superior Court suit filed by 520,000 from a department store and
from past experience he ~pected lo\vn driving a Li ncoln Continental. George,Chung. 3120 Sharon· Lane. for left a tha nk Ymi note.
1hat if a nvone at the \Vhite House. ·l\tilclaChung,are identified drivcrLila Officers Suid the thief aJ>parently
"·ere behiilct the break·in. it might Christina Aske\\', Stell a Aske\v a nd the hit! in Killiann·s J)epartmcnt Stor.e
MARDIAN. • • "
Knif e-wieldin'g ~ienc(!
Rapes Fifth Victim , have been presidential aide Charles . Sei"smic· Wav.es s:ityof Costa atesa. · altc.r closing time Saturday and then -\\''~€~. Chung states that his daugh\er was rifled cash registers t hroughout the ,
CA~tBR I DGF:. En.eland l r\Pl -
A 2Q·ycar·old girl has becon1e the fift h
\'lctim of a l.:nirc·i>;lash111!,! r apist
\\"hosl· :1tt:1ch.:-ha\"c \l'l"t'Ol"iltd \\Om('n
1n this old un 1 \'t>l'Sity city.
Pul tCt' dt'elincd to na nic th(' girl \\·ho
\V<iS rarl'd early Sfinda:-· in her sn1;il\
~1 p:1rlml'lll bv th e m:.in the\' C:lll Ilic l~ . .11n!Jr1ll f:!l' ;., .... fic-nd .. Rut ·liil'Y ~aid
~hl' \\'tl:-o ,thll' lo ~II(' thCrll the r1r:,l
<id eq u.lt P dv ~i:ri pl11111 nf tht• r:1 pi ~t .
Vl'tl~Cl1\ t: i.:l11l-f Cli.1rlc:> :\J;tn re-
ported n1urt• 1han 1;11 nff1tl'r~ /1 £1 \'l'
, ':><'l'll •:.Si~lll'll l<o thl' ~·:1~
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lt'lomas Keevll
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M.on1~·"Q ((:MOt
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··This is a very dangerous and sick
mnn \\·ho \\"ill ulmost certainly go.on
\\'ilh these attacks." fl;aan s aid. "\\'c
b('\icvc he is hi ghly intelligenl, hut
\Vi th a coin pletely split personality."
'fhe :illacks bt'San. last October in
an :1rea \\'here many ytiung single
girl s !l\"C ill small ap;u'lmcnts kn0\\'11
;is !;>cd·sil t-sitl.ing room s. A\1 oft he vie·
tim:. \rere bC\\l"cen 18 :lnd 20 ye:.•rS
o!<I.
l'olice-Stiitl n1e girl attacked Sunday
i;-; employer! as :i telephone operator
.111d \\'as a1\·ukcnc'.'d i.lt 4 a.nl. by ;1 m<in
1\ ho entered ht•r one-roon1 flat. Tl\Q-
;1ttacker. arn1ecl \\'ith a knife. slashed
the gi rl's arn1s 1\'hcn she tried to fight•
him off, potice said, and then bound
<:ind gugp.ed her :.incl raped her.
i\ccorc.ling to her description, the
rapist is ;i sufl·SIXJken man ubout 25
\Wrs old, 5 f('et 3 inches tall, and \\'Ore :1 bl'::trd that could bl' false.
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.SUMMIT •..
l 1rnislic ... J '·
•·\\/hat \\'as your state 0£ mind at· OSLO, Nor'.l.·ay IAPJ -The seismic' st~uck and hurled 48 feet "'he n the: car store. ·
this time'!'' asked Green. obse rvatory at Norsar today re··. driven by l\'ls. Askew e~tercd the . The loot "totaled about Si l.OW" in
'"I have· previously described it as a gistered sei,,mlc "·aves presumed to cros'!i w.alk at J--!arbor and Gisler. . cnsh ana s9.ooo in ehecks, they said.
cr isis of conscience." r..'1 ardian be fr<lm an underground nuclear ex-Ne~l 1ge n.ce IS also cha~ged against ' Scra~·led on a \\'<:tll \\'hen poli ce ar.
replied. "I wasdesol:.ited." ·'"" plosion in the eastern-1\azakhstan re· .the cit.~· ~1t~.t~~ allegat1.on that ~e i·ived as a message \\"hich read:
Ile ,,aid .that after three.attempts to , 1 gion of the Soviet Union. The ob· greery \\ a\k sign at t~c 1nters~c~1on "Thanks for lhe monetary Christmas
· •t d. d d · J \ scrvatorv said the \Vaves registered does not a llO\\' pedestrians S1Jff1c1ent present." resign, J ar lan succee e 111. u Y, ' • ,. t ossthe lhoroughfare ·-197 2 in p e rs uading ca1npa ign 5.0onthc.Richterscale. 1me ocr _ ·
· manage'r J ohn N. J\fitchell to assign _ .
hin1 tonon·\Vaterg:atec\11ties. ~ M • N I d
l\lardian sn id thut after he talked o· ur one~ IQ Oi1l•r DQUre wi th.Liddy and Jeb Stu'"' Mngrnder. · . , '.Y t::::J '11'11' t::::J
XixQ{I fC'·cleclion official s, li e b('gin
,pernlating that perhaps Whit e Honse · to 8'Al~ooo at Ma'_r1·nerQ. operati\'es· \\'ere in volved in Lt ~
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Moiofcyclist
Hurt in Mesa
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Auto Crash
.\ Sanla An.:i motorc.vclisl \\'llS in ·
JILrl'cJ Su nd ny night \\'hen he plO\\"l'd
he::idon at high spcccl inlu <.1 l'Jr driven
by a Costa r..1c:.<o1 Baptist ntini stl•r 's
son.
Now you're twice as safe at Mariners I We're
yO ur "oldest" hometown saving s and loan.
You can ol ways count On us to provide you
with up·to-date se rvice and the highe st
interest possible on ir:isured sayii'l'gs.
, • De nnis D . .Johnson, 39. of 1205 S.
1'he french prPsidcnt later loltt 'o1 l\athy La ne, \\'<IS li sted in fair condi·
lll"\\'S epnference he did not hold niu ch, tioli iodav <1! Fountain \';11lev Com-
Rel'l'lember , individual
accou nts o re now insured
to $40,000, a nd a laml[y of
four can h'ove as much as
$560,0QO-Fully Insured!
Save at Mariners.
• hopt• that the AJ":ibs \\Ill s1g111ficanl'I)' fnt1nit.v lfospital, \\'ilh abrasilins and
1011 er oil prict•s. t•ontusions over V1rtu<1lly his entire
··1 n1ust say frnnkl y th;.>! I t.lon 't
lh111k sn, '' (;i;o;Car1I ~•.1 111
[\11\ hl',lld<ll•d that the fnrees of the
111.tl'kl·l llSl'lf -lhOSt' nf ~u11ply 1H1cl
d('n1;.1nd -··111ust lead to-a C'C'rtain re·
·ilurlion of the price:. :J('tU<illy pre\· a LI ·
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body.
,\ccidcnt i nve s tigators said
Johnson's rnotorcyclc \1•us shuttered
into se\'eru[ pieces \\"hen it ramcned
the nLlto driven by Timothy Salios, 22,
or 3016 \\l ~rrcn :Lane, son of Jl arbor
'fri nily IJapt.i s t Church
n1 inisterConstanlinoSalios. ·
'l'ht• joint C'Omm unlquc :il~o,co\·crcd 1'he 5:50 p.m. collision on faitvie\1' ~C\'f'l'til othr.r i.s:iues. including fiiian--Holirl at T>ar1mouth P\aee con1phitely
ti.11 n1.1llt•rs. rk•fen~(' nnd i;iloba l dis· (':l \'Cd in the front end and radiator of
:1rn1:1 lll('llt .ind i=.1..•curit~ the c;i r. according to pol lee,
It .'aid th;it l~i ~c,u·d "1ncllcn1ed" -•
:ind Fur1l 'at('t"lplt>t\ -a co n1promlse T 11nn e y Backs Je s
offer !11 pa~· SIOO nullion to thr ~nill•d,._-. .. W
5'1• "lo 5.39%
5'1•% 5.92 %
6'/,% -6.72 %
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\1111.:n the .1ri1e Ch1ules de fr :iulh Statr~ \\"ill continue to supPQrLlsrael
\11thdr1•1\' t rcnrh forrt>:-: rrom ~i\T~ • lsr111.'l" that sOpport for Israel \\•ill ('1Jtl1!'~'} <~nd nrd1·r•'d 1\n1eric:in loop:; n :1t1on:.i l se<:urity of the U.S .. "
11ft ~ 11 n< h ~·111 , (~aliforni a S1'n .Jvhn TunnC\' 5tiid at a
1 m mcrh ntcl.1· fol!o1\ 111c r~lt'~St' of 1 <ill~ ht' rt· ~Uutla)' Tunnc,v ~tnld :1bt1ut
lh1· ro1nmunHp1(·. !-~rd .ind ~1·rrt'l .1ry :wo Vf1 ~ons al 11 ''Soltdarit.v Rally for
uf St;1tt• ll1'l11) \ l\ls~1ngl•r clcp;lr~ed Jsr('<1 J·· th nt i.upport for J~racl will'
$t<-( .. .,, fl!IV•qe Ol•O t! (O\!• ....._I•
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