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• Avocado· Rustlers Seeking Split
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 7, 1976
VOL. H , NO. UI, 2 SECTIONS,• "AGIS
Fatal Flig~t -1
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Alhrn Kling. 27 . of Cincinnati tries unsucc('~sfully lb br-
ing his hang glider under control duri.nJ! a ~our'!u.menl in
th<' Red Rl\·er Gorge near Mt. Sterling. Ky. Khng W<ts
i<illcd when his kite cras hed from about 500 fe(•t. The
tournnmenl was sus pended when a second Ci ncinnati
man. Oan Ballas. lo!>l his life in u similar accident.
If-He Wer.t• C hieC
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Carter Would .Can
FBI Head K e lley
GROTON. Conn. <A P> -Jim·
my Carter said today he would
have fired FBI DlreclorClarcncc
Kelley tr he had been president
and known the racts behind re·
ttnt allegations agatnst him.
Avocado rusUers who attempt-
ed to steal about 700 pounds or
-e90tados from an lrvinc Com-
.pall)' grove were sought early to-
day by a search party consisting i1l a helicopter, 44 Eagle Scouts.
1Mne Ranch deputies and Irvine ~lk:e. •
Ttpe search party finally aban.
"Knowing what I koow now.
yes, I would have fired him."
Carter declared.
Nonetheless. Carter's pre~s
secretary. Jody Powell, said the
candidate is not at th.ls time call-
ing for Kelley's resignation.
Carter replied lo questions
aboard his aircr aft . Peanut J. as
he flew to Groton from a ques.-
tion-and-answer session with stu-
dents at Brooklyn College in New
York. He told the s tudents:
"The director of the FBI
should be purer than Caesar's wife'. _ .H e s houldn't haV"e
federal funds being given to de-
corate h1s house."
There was no immediate reply
from Kelley -or from the Ford
campaign.
Carter made the statements as
he pledged help for lbe cit.ies and
blamed unemployment during
<See FBI, Pa&eA!)
.
A 11i111al 'Star ved,
Dog Devo11rs
Infant Girl
NEW YORK (AP>-Amolher Hospital o n We dnesday.
who le ft her five-day-old Authorities said she told them
daughter alone with a starving her pregnancy resulted from a
German shepherd while she went rape that she never reported to
to gel ~oney for food returned to police.
find the baby dead, partially She returned Sunday night to
eaten by the lS-poUDddog----he1: t..w0..r-00m-apartment_The-0n-
The woman was chunzed with ly furniture was a wooden folding
negligent homicide. The dog was chair and a brown rug folded in
destroyed. . half on which mother and baby
"I left t he baby on the n.oor slept. The dog slept nearby.
with the dog lo protect it. .. The A welfare worker had pro-
dog ate my baby," Joanne mised to give her a cnb today,
Rashold. 24. told police Monday she said.
when they arrived al her barren On Monday morning, MTss
sixth·floor walkup apartment in Bashold said, she left the apart-
Spanish Harlem. ment alone at 7 a.m. to pick up
Miss Bashold. who is unmar· some belongings rrom the
ried and has lived on wetf:lrc lfospilal, mcluding $20 in cash
since moving here from Ohio in with which to buy food for
June, was jailed overnight. She herself, the baby and the dog.
-meed crrralgnment tod-a y in -'J'he refrigerator in the apart-
Manhattan Criminal Court. ment was empty.
The dog, a four-month-old Neighbors in the tenement said
female whose ribs protruded vis-later that as rar as they knew,
ibly, was destroyed for examlna-she wasn't friends with anyone in
tion of its stomach contents lo the building.
verify that it killed the baby. When she returned later, Carra
Police said the dog hadn't eaten was dead, her tiny body torn.
for at least six days before the at-blood on the muu:le of the dog.
tack. Miss Bashold said she rushed to
Mi ss Bashold gave birth to the the street to telephone police.
baby, Carra, at Bellevue "It was the most shocking
thing I've ever seen," officer AJ
MONKEY OFF
Dwyer said. "I felt outra~ed that
something like that could hap-
pen."
Dwyer said the baby's arms
were mlsslng and her sternum
and ribs were visible where the
That's the advertising success .stomach~ad been. Her face was
story told by the Newport Beach unmarred.
THEI R BA.CK
Rhesus Macaque rem.
monkey, 1 yr old. Adora-
ble per11ona1Hy. nol
mean . Lovr11 Kids.
f'orccd lo sell to gd.
home. xxx-xxxx
J U you have a pet to sell, call
&U-5678. It only takes a few
wor<fs s.ti the rigllt ,1>Tace lo at.
tract a buyer _
AJong the Orange Coast, the
right place to advertise is in the
Daily Pilot.
"We are as horrified as the
pollce, if not more so," said Sam
Elber. spokesman for the city's
Human Resources Adminlstra-
Uon. which Is responsible for
welfare. "We are investigating
this, both ror the abuse and
neglect or the child and the his-
totyof the motheris ease"-
PoUce said before they entered
the apartment they heard the
dog whimpering inside. The
(See EATEN. Pa&eA2)
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Stag Bar
Hit After
Newport Beach police are in·
vestigating the robbery o( ri.
Newport Pier-area bar in which
$.5.000 was taken by a lone gun ..
man.
The robbery at the Stag, 125
McFadden Place, look place
S lt41S--St'AG BANDIT? -a fter clostn-g-e-arly-M-onday
Victim Describes Gunman morning.
Employe Gary Overly, 26, who'
Bandits Fir e
At Couple-in
Mesa Holdup
was cleaning up, said he opened
the back door to put out some
empty boxes at about 3:45 a.m.,
when he was confronted by the
robber who was brandishing a
blue steel revolver.
He said lhe man ordered him
back inside and bad him Ue on
the floor while he checked out the
cash r-egtsters.
Two gunmen. fleeing with $.170 Overly said that, when the ban•
from an armed robbery in Costa dil round the registers empty, he Mes~ Monday nigbi._ 1.ired_ a ordered him into the walk-in
double-barreled shotgun blast at refrigerator, locking the door
a man and wife who were pursu-behind him.
ing them. The e mploye said he was
C ~s t a Mes a Po Ii c e in -locked in the refrigerator until
\lesugators credit the couple, 5:45 a.m . when another employe,
who do not want to be identified, Robert Bobbit, round him.
for provl~in~ a licease number ~ According to the two men, the
and ~e11cnpt1on or a getaway car sare had beep broken into and
used m the 10 :35 p.m. heist. ransacked.
Police said the two gunmen eo-Police said estimated loss fron)
tered the Rodcway rnn, 1400 the robbery has been set. at
Bristol Sl ... handcuffing night $.5,000.
clerk Lynn Ginty, and takln~ the · The suspect is described as 2S
money from a cash register to 30 years old, standing five feot
before fl eein g ln a g r een tO lnches loslx feclinhelghtund·
Volkswagen sedan. weighing 160 pounds. He has light
They wcre.. lollowed. from the brown hair,
motel by the unidentified couple.
who trailed them to Newport
Boule\ ard where the passenger
in the 1etaway car turned In his
seat and fired a blast at the
pursuers.
Police sala no one was hll and
the couple immediately ended
their pursuit and calledorricers .
From descriptions provided by
the couple and the night clerk at
the Rodew!}' lnnJ~llce said
they are seeking two whHe
males, both between 19 and 21
years of age. and both wearing
·shoulder-length light wavy hair
and bandana scarves.
Co ast
Weath e r
Coast temperatures a bit
warmer thtough Wednes-
day. Some ear ly clouds
and fog expected.
INSIDE T OOi\ V
• doned its search in the grove. but
O.e thieves' car. packed with
avocados. was Impounded by
' police. ~n Irvine Ranch Deputy. Muhammad's Mate W.ants Out
· Ezperts have inveatlgated
the Soviet MIG2S fighter plane
now fn Japan but JaPQMtt of-
fidaU refiae to 1ay whether
American Intelligence ofjtcen
were.among them. See P.aoe
A4.
~the car ln the grove sbort-
J1 after 12:30 a.m., orr Yale
Avenue north of Irvin e
Boulevard. He called for rein-
fon:emen~ after he heard voices and then heard the bandits run-
DiQC away.
Police borrowed the Costa
)llesa be Ii copter. the Eagle
Stouts and then scoured the
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CHICAGO <AP) -Khalila
Ali~ wile o! heavyweight cham-
pion Muhammad All, has riled
for a dJvorce oo grounds of men-
tal cruelt)' and desertion, her at-
torney says.
The attorney. David W.
WUliams or Los Angeles, con-
firmed details about the divorce
action .
An assistant to Mrs. Ali said
Ali was served with JesaJ papers
in Show Low, Ariz .. where the
heavyweight champion is train-;
in& ror a Sept. 28 ~ ag.u.t
challenger Ken Norton in Yankee
Stadium at New York City,.
Mrs. Ali'• spokesman said
Judte Robert L. HIDlter issued a
temporary restraining order pro-
~.
hi biting Ali from concealing or in
any way disposing of the assets
and properties or their marriage,
including receipts from lbe tiUe
.bout •t•lnlt Norton.
• Ali married the former Belinda
.Boycl in 1967. She Jater assumed a
Moslem name. just as All
chanted h.ls name frofl\ Cassius
Clay. The couple, recently
~
separated, have four children.
ln a certificate or parenthood
, filed with the Berrien County,
Mlcb.~ Reaister ot Deeds last
month, Ali acknowledged that he
fathered a baby girl born Aug. 6
to Veronica Porche, a frequent
companion or Ali lhe past two
years.
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I U.S. Aid Sought I Seeks Shuttle to Mend Race Splits
HAMBURG, WMl Gcrmu11>
<AP) -Secretary or SluU.' l11•nry
A. Kissinger has been asked by
Tanzanian President Jul1u~
Nyerere to begin u cUplomut1c·
s huttle in Africa, a sen ior .Americ an ofCiciul on KJsslnger's
plane revculed today.
The oHlcial. who talked to re·
porters dur ing a flight from
Paris to this north German POrt
<'ity, said the attempt to resolve
tht· re te ring racial probl<>m
between blacks and Y.h1te:o. 111
southern Afr1cu probabl)' \\Ill
11tart no later than Moodray.
The message reached KibS·
inger this mom U\g in Paris as be
was preparing to brief F'rench
Pres1denl Valery Gislv.ird d' E:.
laing on his three·day meetmg In
Zurich "ilh South Afncan P runl'
Minister John VorsLer.
The message from Tanzania
Eats And All
Burger Burglars Tlwrough
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Thieves expert at ad-
ding insult to inj ury obser ved Labor Day by breaking
into Antoine Fannoun '::. hamburger house and steal-
ing :
The French fryer .
-The chocolate -making machine.
-The coffee maker .
-Change from the cigarette machine.
-All the meat patties.
-The soft drink machine.
-The hot dogs. .
-A hundred gallons of cooking oil.
-The s ig n that said, "Smile, you're on a crook-
catching camera ·•
The c amera.
Driv~r oi· Car
Third Man Still
Sought in Slaying
. A hunt for :i third man Orange
~ounty Sheriff's officers believe
;was Involved in the kidnap-
pl U r der of Los Alamitos
}lousewife Joann &-i~man con-
t ~ f'roHt P119_. . t I .
:FBI ..
Republican adm1mstrations and
bad examples by public officials
for rising crime among the
, ~·oung
lie spN•ifacally c1t<'d .. d1i.·
~raceful action~ of the FBI ..
When he be<'ame director of
lhl• 1-'HI. Kell e~ hud draper~
~ .ilan<'Cs built in h1., II\ •ni.: room
p~ bureau employe!t
Kelle' has said the work \\as
don(' \\ ;thout his Imo" IN.iJ.!<' and
h.is re1mbur.,ed the J:t>,crnm\•nt
~55 for labor a nd material:.
President Ford rejected ,1 re
t·o mmcndat1on that he fi re
Kelle\ for th(' 1m·1dent and for ac-
t'<'pllnj.! Jl1 ft s ''nrth up 111 s10:; on
'P<'c1al occas111n~ from l'BI t'X
t'('llll\'eS
In r<'Jt'Clmg thC' r('commenda-
tron f11r cl1~n11s"JI and unotht•r
that Kellt'' bt• n·primonded. Ford n•aff1rmed support for the·
dirt.•l'tor and 1'UHI Kcllev .. has
h.111 and \\ill rn11l1unuc to han'
llll' capuc1ty to rrtl't'I the c~sent1al
high !.tand.irc1s of the FBI "
C.1rtl't .. pok1• lo thl• :.tudcnts on
'lhl• ~l'l'llltCI d.1v or h1~ lall pre
'11knt1.il cam1;n11t n bdorl' ll'a"
Ill~ for Groton Iv ~~k lht' Vl)tes of
it .. h•n:.t• "ork{'r' ut the 1<:1ec1 r1c
Ho.it D1' 1 .. 111n of G e n e ral
UynJnlll:l> 11~· \\ :1!> to sµe..il. LO II
l'.athnht• group in l'h1ladclph1~1
l.1tt•r 111 lh1• "·" Thi• 01•mm·1 .11 told thC' colle1te
,111dl\'n<'l' th;1t urbun pohc) m lhe
;'>;"on and l"urct 11dn11nistrallon:.
ha' nun,'11 t•1t v nc1~hhorhoo<l~ .rnd .11·t·u~1·1I H1•p11hht•:ans or puy
.111.: onl~ hp 1>1•n·1r1• to tht• l~'41plc
•\\ho hv{' in them lie smd fodcrul :t." :i nti hom(' pohcll'S dt:-
; monstratl• 1 hal tht' 1-'Mcl ucl
• m1m:.tra11on docN not care ror
: nl'l!!hhorhoods
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tinued throughout the Labor Da)
weekend without s ucress. tn·
vesligators reported today.
Officers r esumed the scan·h
today in the belief thut it will le~1d
them to the man they arc ron·
\'inced wus at the " ht><'I of the car
used to carry· Mr s SCigman and
her family from thc•ir home at
3351 Cortese Drive to Lon~
Beach.
Bellflower residents Honahl
Lewis Ewing and William Paul
Gullett, bolh 27. arc accused or
the kidnap a nd s ubsequent
murder of l\1 rs. Seigman. 43, and
are held in lhe county Jail. They
face rourt action f-'r1da'
It ts alleged that they drO\'e off
With Mrs Seigman arter their
plans to pick up the contents of
the safe at the market managed
h> her husband. John Sc1g m:10,
misfired.
It 1s alleged that the two m<>n
shot Mrs Seagm an m the head a.,
lhey dro,·e through the Car~on
area and then dumped her body
1n a nearby fi eld They arc
booked on four counts of kidnap
and one of murder.
Syria Wan1s .
Against Acts
BE IRL'T . Leb<tnon <Al'I
Svn a has thrcatenc.-d to step up
1t-. military intervention 1n
Lt-banon if Pal<•st1 mun J!Ul·r r11la-.
and their Moslem leftist alhes try
{o sal>ocage lne lna11gur11tton
Sept 23 of Pr<'sldl•nt cle>ct Eha!-
Sarkis, Christian :.our<'<'S report
cd todoy
was on b<>ha lf of II') erere only
and did not speak ror thl' four
other black leaders "' ho have just
concluded a summit conference on the African situation 111 Oar es
Salaam. llowever, the uwatation
ls considered a positive develop-
. mt'nt berause Nyerere, although
a modcral<'. has consadl•rable in·
nuenct> with the more radical
bl<1ck leaders.
The senior orriciaJ was dC'Cinite
in stating he would go to Afrk;i.
perhaps making his first stop m
Dakar. Senegal
But later, an a1°de to the ·
~ecretary aid a deftrute decision
"ould not be made until after
Klss1nger hears from William E.
Schaufele. assistant secretary of
stale for African affairs. who has
been dispatched to the Tanzanian
capital Lo brief black African
leaders on the Zunch meetmg
and lo hear their reactions.
The four v1s1ttng leaders to the
black summal were expected to
be gone from Dar es Sa iaam
beforP chaufele's arrival, leav-
10g ham to meet with only
N) erere.
Nt•,·ertheless. there was little
indication that anythi,ng short of
a collaps e of prospect s for
· negot1 atfons would prevent Kiss-
inger from going to Africa.
ln discussing the planned shut·
tie. whirh will take Kissinger
from black Africa to white-run
South Africa and b ack to
neigh boring black s tates, the
senior o ffi c ia I Judged the
chances for s uccess at so percent
at best.
A Kissinger s huttle became
likely after he rePQrted thal his
talks with Vorster ended on "a
frwtful" note and progress had
been made toward bcginnmg the
proce:,s or setthn~ the African
rar1al crisis
f 'ru11t Puge A I
EATEN ...
animal offered no resistance
\\hen authorities put a noose
around its neck and led it away to
the American Society for the
Prevention of Cr uelly to Animals
to be destroyed.
!'lllss Ba:.hold 's parents. Mr
nnd Mrs . J .P . Bashold or
Kirtl ;.ind. Oh io. s aid their
daul<(hle r called Stweral times
last week to tell or her happiness
al the birth. whic h her rather said
"as ;1 surprise to them.
Bashold said his daughte r also
asked whether they thought the
dog "OU Id gel too jealous or the
child The cider Basholds also
o"n a German s hepherd.
Thev s:ud she told tbem she
wanted t o com e home nexl
month to show them the child.
Then she called Monday to tell of
the child's death.
"She was in shock. stunned."
Mrs. Oashold said. "l was hor-
rified "
l\1 rs. Bashold described her
daugher us "a quiet girl" who.
"like thousands or othe r Jti rls, ..
hatl gon(• to New York to live
Volcano E rupting
MANILA <AP ) Taal volcano
:.ent rock fragments a nd ash-
laden steam more than 3,000 feel
into the 01r as underground ex-
plrn.1ons W<'re recorded tor the
f'lrst limt' m four dayt" of erup-
ll on ... t he Commission on
\'okanology said.
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Policem an looms O\'t'r "hat a1)1Watl' to be \'isitor from
-0t1lef-s1>a<"c at English. fair~ Tile <:raft. howc\'(•r. is a rE'-
mote controlled h<.'li col)ll't' manufactured for model
maker". The piston cngml'!\ po"e1· t he radio controlled
hdlcopll'I
New York
Firebug
Teen Girl
Yes. the singer-comtc l<.'am '' htch orokl' up 20 years ugo
and ha~n·t been togethe r prnh'ssionalh· ~ince was r e·
united '.\Ionday in Las Veg • .., where Le\\'' \\a!' stagm~
his 11th annual musculur (I\ ~trophy tl'lcthon Thl' !'lll'
prise n•union w as cnginCl'l"l'd by Frank Smat1-.1, who
also app0ured on the show
Working Housewives
Called Happier
CHICAGO <AP > -Housewi ves
who work outside the home are
happier tha n those who don't, a
Connecticut sociologist says.
The social contact and the
sat1sfact1on of kno"mA a Job ha~
tx>en well done contnbuted to th<'
happiness of the Y.omen stud1l•d
by the sociolog1st, Dr. Myra
Marx Ferree of the University of
Connecticut.
Writing in the Sept.ember issue
of Psychology Today. Dr. Ferree
sa id . "The s e wer e no l
glamorous. l'Xr iting careers. but
the wives who held such JOb~
were happie r and more s attsried
with their lives than the women
who were full-t ime houscw1Vl'S ··
Man Arrested
As Car Hits
2 Teen Girls
A Monrovia man was bookl•d
into Orange County Jail on
charges of assault with a deadly
weapon Sunday after he alleged
Iv deliberately drove his car Into
two 13-year-old girls walking on
the sidewalk near their Laguna
Niguel home.
Deputies identified the suspect
as James Edwa rd Swanson, 29
They said he was at the wheel of
a car which knocked both girls
off the sidewalk and down an em
bankment as they strolled near
the intersection of Niguel Hoad
and Kensington Drive.
Deputies s aid the two ~iris
were fortunate to escape with on
ly cuts and bruises. They were
sent home after treatment at
South Coast Community
Hospital.
Officers said the two girls told
them they saw Swan.-.on driv<'
slowly past them on al least two
occa sio ns. They said he d e
liberately drove into them Y.hile
their backs were tum<'d to the
\'ehicle.
Officers. who declined lo iden-
tify the girls. said they have been
unable to determine any motive
for the alle~ed allock. Swanson
was arrested in the San Clement<'
area by patrol uniti1 who spotted
the car desNib<>d In u radio
broadcast cir culatecl afl<'r the Ill·
cident.
Fight • ID Bar
Kills Three
STOCKTON CAP) Three
men belicv(.'d to be illegal aliens
were shot to deuth by a bnrtender
when th y refused to 11top fi ght
in$t. San Joaquin County shenff's
officers say.
The three JtOl involvro in J
fight ·Monday night al the Casa
AJvarcdo Bar e iJtht miles 1>ou1h
of here at French Ca mp a ero.'!!'
from San J ooquin General
Hospital, deputies said.
\\lull' 26 pl'rccnt of full·hmc
housewives said they "ere d1i.·
~aui.f1t'd with thdr Jl\·c:., onl) H
pt'rcent or lhose who held jobs ex-
pres~ed d1i.satisfoction.
She based her ronclusion on tn·
krv1t.'Y.~ \\llh 135 woml'n h\IOJ!
in u "ork1ng-class community
n ear Boston. None had pre-
:-chool-age children at home
More th an a third had nol
hnished high srhool. but three
had collegl' degrees.
Just over half worked out~idc
the home -in such jobs as clerks
1n supermarkets and department
~tores. waitresses. factory
workers. typists, and nurse's
mdes. A few wi.:re bookkeeper:..
bank tellers and beauticians
Or. Ferree pointed out that a
JOb "h as clear requirements and
dear payoffs in moneL._ s~ial
hfe and a sense of ac<'omplish-
ment :" it t akes a woman out or
the home and gives her social
contact. ·'and the regular
paycheck 1s proof or work well
done
.. But a house wire ·s day is
never done. and her tasks often
bnog neither tangible rewards
nor social connections.'· she said.
"The housewives expend great
effort but don't get recognition
for it: their husbands accuse
them of 'doing nothlng all day'
and in the next breath remind
them tha t their duty is to stay
home a nd keep house.'' the
sociologist said.
"As a r esult, many housewives
have an uncertain idea or what
their occupalion requires, and
how well or poorly they arc doin~
1t, ··he said
1e .. c·o1:c•ri11g
U('t ll'NI .J \l<,I 1n~ Wt lllu m 0 .
Doui.:la>-1~ .. doinlo( Wl'll
following ~urgt'fy to l'l'Jlll ~ 1·
.1 fr:ic·t 1trl'rl l11p His l('lt hip
""' 1r11url·ll 111 :J full Sunllnv nag ht .
NEW YORK <AP) &-vcn.
l<'t>n s1y1:1ll fires in midtown de-
partment s tores In r •ct•nt weeks
were the work not of bomb plot-
l<'rs but a lJ ·ycar.old ttirl uslni:
m)lhini:t morl' lhun m11lt·hl'S or a
c1gu rl'lle lightt•r, police said to-
day.
No one was injured in U1c fires.
which hnc plaeucd major stores
since a ras h of bluz<.~ dunng the
Democratic National Con vention.
1n J ul"
Deputy Chief Edwin Dreher of
the Fire Depart mcnt's arson-
cxplosaon squad saitl the girl was
"the spilling image" of a com-
posite drawing put together last
month.
The A•rl was seared Monday
night after a blaze broke out in a
fabric ~ecuon on the seventh
noor of i\I acv 's store on Herald
Square. The s tore W(IS still open a~ the time. Dreher sa~
He declined to discuss a motive
for the fires. but did say it in-
volved neithe r political nor labor
problems. lie s aid the girl, not
identified because of her age,
worked alone in setting lhe fires.
All the blazes were small and
were ext in g uis hed by s tore
personnel. The fires broke out In
Macy~ Gimbels, Korvettes and
Alexanders.
Police s aid the g irl was caught
in the store shortly before mid-ni~ht. but no details were availa-
ble on how :.hl' \\as caught or why
she wa:. m the store after it
closet!
The girl. charged with juvenile
delinquency on 17 counts of
second-degree arson. was taken
to a Youth Center pending an ap-
pearance an Fa mily Court.
A Puerto Rican Independence
group, the FALN, claimed
responsibility for the cigarette-
pack firebombings during the
convention. but no such claim
had been made for the more re-
cent fires. Police swd It was not
known whether the girl was af.
J ftliated with any organization.
Pair Facing
Child Beating
Rap in Court
Ke nneth R ay Bolden and
Car olyn Sue Brewster fa ce
charges Friday at a preliminary
hearing that they beat Mrs .
Brewster's 2-yeur-old daughter
Cora.
The hearing is scheduled in
South Orange County Munkipal
Court. ·
The girl was treated Aug. 17 for
apparent cigaret bums. a bite on
her arm, a black eye and several
bruises.
Firemen called to the Brewster
apartment. 3619 S. El Camino
Real. Sun Clemente, said Bolden
told them most or lhe child's in-
juries were s uffered in falls. but
that some of them were inflictt.'d
accidentally in play.·
The girl lay in San Clemente
Gl.'neral I lospitul in critical condi-
lton for more than a week before
:,howinits1gns or recovery. _
Bolden. o C:i mp Pendleton
marine. and 1\1 rs. Brewster. who
rePOrt<'dly are engaged, pleaded
mnocc•nt to tht• charges.
Marine Faces
Murder Rap
OC'EANSIDI-: IAP) Morine
1.an<'l' Cpl. Anlhony McD;micl.
21. wa~ booked ror investigation
or murlier tocluy a fH•r u sidc•walk
argumt.'nt in whi<'h a mt111 was
RI abhl•cl to clC':1th
'I' h 1.· v I <' t i m w :is l~ r i Ii s a ~hrnwu. u t<t yt•:1r nld Stimoan
Aml'ril'un who workrd for a tire
fuctory In Sun Clemente. His
brot hl'r lss:iako. 20. was taken t1>
Tri City llo11 p1t11l with serious
l't n h wound11 . They lived '" 01•1•nn~i df togl'lhcr.
Poli<'<' 11111<1 the brothers were
rn n cur wh1th 11assed McDaniel
and another M urine, followinJ?
t ht•m to o bui. stop "here the fight
look place. )hc.• t>thrr Marine and
a companion of the brothers were
released.
Bandits Abduct Clerk
locked,.i11 Alarm P a11,ics Would,.be Bandit,s
Two would-be bandits. a p·
parenlly frustrated by a burglar
alarm. reportedly kidnapcd lhc
clerk or the Are hes Liquor Store,
Newport Beach police said to·
day.
Accordlni to police. the abduc·
lon betan after clp:11n~S.iuurd;u'
morning> and las ted for an hour
and a.Jlalf while the clerk wos
drivtn around Orange and Lo
Angeles counties.
The clerk. Thom as 1-'rochlc. 32.
stud he was finally fre«t in Long
Beach at about 4 a .m.
He said he was accosted by the
pair just as he finished closing
the store at 9334 W. oast
Highway. •
Proeble toJd police one of the
men appeared lo have a gun.and
they demanded to be Jet into the
bl.Ore
The clerk told them that the
alarm system had been activated
on a timer, and If he tried to open
the store before the Umcr went
off, the alarm would sound.
lie said the pair then put him
into their rn and began driYtng.
At one point. he said, they talked
about killing him, butt.he)' Cinall
evicted him from the car near
Pacific Coast Highway ln Long .
Buch.
\
Tuesday September 7 1976 • DAIL V PILOT
No 'Real' ;1 Jneo01e? -
Quake J o lt Italy
UDINE. Italy <AP> Strong
tremors have joltl'd the earth·
quake-ravaged Fnull region with
a roar exactly four months after
the l\f ay 6 disaster that killl'<I
nearly 1.000 persons.
'Mad Hatter' Heist
Suspect Arrested
•CARSON I/\ P 1 -J\ :12-yeur-old
itinerant plasll•rc-r has b<•l'n .. , .. nstcd in connl•rt ion with a
scnl'S of 26 SO·Cdlkd "Mud ll~tl
tcr ·· robbcrirs in Soulhl•rn
California.
Sheriffs d<'put1es and FRI
nRcnts Vriduy arrested .John
~1artin Launto, un un<'mploy<'d
pl1r.1tl'rt'r , nt the arson homt' of
h1~ ~1rl frh.•nd.
/\uthoritic'I suul Lnunto w :i"
allt'~<'rlly re'lpon,1hlc for robhins:
26 hanh in u "1dc:-.11rt•ad arc.1
from as far soul h "" Oran~e
Count\ to u far north as South
Pasaci<•na and Alhambra.
Tht• suspe ct, who \\Ore a d1f
rercnt type hat cu1rlnJ,! <'tl('h roh
bery. rcportl'<lly ht1s :1 Sl 25-n-day
h<'roin nnJ mt•thndorw habit.
Laurito was 101mt•rllatrl\• ar·
rm~nNI b<'forl' u US. Mn~l,lrah•
in conncc·t11111 with th<' Mav 7 rob·
hcry of un J\m<'ricnn Savings and
Help Sought
To Identify . .
Wast Body
Ornngc County sheriff's
officers appealed to the
public anain today for help
ln Identifying a bod~ found
Aug. 23 o n the Ortega
lliJthway 11 miles east or
San Juan Cnplstrano.
Investigator s believe
that the dead youth. 15 or
16. was killed in a nother
area and then stuffed Into
the trash bag discovered
by a hiker who spotted the
body as he kicked the bag
to the side oft he road.
Officers described the
vi ctim. who was s hot
throug h the head. as bcinft
a bout 150 pounds. fi ve.fool
six and with reddish brown
hnJr and a fair complexion.
They said a fin~erprinl
check run through s late
and f~eral record bureaus
has bttn of no help In de·
termJnlng the identity Qf
the mt.irdered youth.
Lonn in Torrancl'
The last robbery s~11d to b<>
romm1tled by the "Mad Haller·
took place Wednesday al a
1.loyd ·s Uonk in West Los
AngC'les. The rohber got owav
\\ 1lfl $250 a fter handing a le lier a
not<'.
Sheriff's Deputy Jim Wagner
st11 d the "M-ad H aH:er-' • was-re•
huffed only once during the rob·
bery spree. A Japanese tell<'r re·
portcdly pretended she could not
understand what the nol<' ~aid.
Although the "Mad II alter··
averaged about SI .000 per rob~
tx-ry, Laurito had only 12 cents m
h1s f'IOcket when arrested.
Fire Engine
Crash Kills 2
MlAMr CA P l -Two pcoplt•.
one a paramedic. were kllll•d and
three olhecS-wcreJnjured wbcn a
fire de purl mcnl rescue uniL
responclinA lo a call for help
s mashed into an automobile. O(·
f1cinls said.
Capt . Dennis Cox of the Dade
Coonty Fire Department said
Monday the unit wa s rushing to
the scene of :i reported heart at·
lack when the wreck occurred.
The heart attack report t urnl'd
out to be a false alarm. but a 76·
year-0)d man who witnel!sed the
crash suffered a hear t attack.
Friend Tlwught
IJurglar, Slain
HEMET <AP)) -Police in·
vestigators say a Hemet man
m!stook a friend for a burglar
a nd killed him with a rifiesbot.
Offi cials ide ntified the dead
man as Timothy Lyell, 21. and
said the s hooting occurred when
bc !ailed loidentify himsetr a fter
arriving at the home of Robert
Arce, 18, for a n early morning
st.art on a projected visit lo Lake
Perris.
Police said Arce wa.s r eleased
a fter questioning a nd that. no
charges were filed.
..
Last Days of S 11111111er
Unidentified surfer pedals up Talbe rt
Avenue after a day of wa\ e rillin,t.? m
Huntington Beach. You 'd better cn10.v il.
becau:w a ft er the La bor Oar weekend,
('an s chool bl' far behind"
Palmist's Future Bleakl.
MIAMI (A P > -A pal m reader
who had a man rub his nude
body with""'""two chicken eggs to
cure his health a nd mental pro
blems bas been given a prison
sentence for makinll the man's
S20.000 life savings vanish.
ing its neck and promised to burv
his m oney under the dead
chicken 'lii wings in the tin-al slep
to exorcise the evil
said Senora Beatriz told him only
blood and dirt would be found ir
the chicken " as exhumed.
Apparently . Sanche1' pro
blems contmued. When be asked for the return of his monc}, he
Sanchl'Z sn1d that's when ht~
thought someth1ni: was SUl\-
p1 c 1ou s Jnct Wl'nl to tb t:
:JUthonlll'::"
Senora Beatriz. who is Linda Stanton when she 's not read1n~
paJms, was sente nced by C1rr u1t
Court Judge E llen Morphonios to
3-5years.
The judge said she would re·
duce the sentence to as little as 18
months if restitution is made in
the immediate future. The palm
reader was then released on ap· peal bond.
In the Mooood
MOSCOW (AP) -Tass reports
ttrat Saly ut ~. the s pace
laboratory that cosmonauts
Boris Voly nov and Vilaly
Zholobov left on Aug. 23. is cont•·
nwng to orbit the earth with its
systems fu nctioning normally.
According to trial testimony.
Little Havan a grocer J ose
Sanchez sought the help of the
36-year-old Senora Beatriz last
year because of personal pro-
blems . She told him his dil emma
was caused by the "evil" in the
money he had earned and saved.
Her recommended cure, said
Sanchez. was lo write the names
of his family on lwo eggs and
then rub ttiem over h.is nuked
body -which be did. lie was
next instr ucted to bring Senora
Beatriz the eggs, plus a live
while chicken and his lifo sav.
mgs.
When Sanchez complied, he
said Senora Beatriz broke the
eggs. explaining that the Ouid
flowing from the m was tho
"evil" leaving his money. She
then killed the chicken by wring·
Calf Join~ Weddhig Party
WENATCH EE. Wa sh.
CAP> -The groom wore a
vested swt. the bride wore
a blue muslin ~auze gown
and the calf was deckl.><I
out in his usual roan coal.
while face and canvas
halter with m etallic
colored chain.
The calf"
Yes. right there with all
the other honored guests at
Debbie Bryant and Rand~·
Spaet's wedding was Gim
py. a four ·month·old
member of the moo set
who's considered by aJI in
the family to be a part of it.
Gimpy was born to a
heifer who died gtving
birth. It also left the calf
with a game leg. and gave
h.im his name.
Roger Dryant. father of
the bride. sawed the <'nds
off a pair of skis and used
them to make a splint.
Without a mother. it looked
like Gimpy was doomcct..
but lender lovinf.? cure -
not to rn<'ntion a giant baby
bottle kept him i.?oinJ?.
Mrs. Spact s aid invitinJ!
the calf was an 1d<.>a she and
her hu~band came up with
although "everybody else
thought 11 was kind or
dumb "
Like any other youngster
al a wedding, Gimpy was
fidJ?ety throughout the
ceremony and r olled on the
grass to gel rid of lus rib-
bons.
Al the r eception. he was
a hit. But undaunted by all
that he was cont<'nt to nib·
ble on 1tra!>s a nd Jct the
others cat cake.
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saturday morning
I
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• to be yourself and walk in dignity
• to enjoy living in the now, without guilt of the past
and fear of the future
But freedom is an inside job and sometimes a little outside
help is needed to find it...
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Ja•t
wltb
Tom
a.rpbiae
A.II, SUMMER : Today was the
day, folks. Today was when the
tq11rists and summer vacahoners
were supposed to give us back
ou r coastline. T h e long,
someUmes hot, sum mer is over.
Thus arter three months of
teeming traffic and no parking
places. the great three-day
Labor Day weekend came and
• went and marked firus on our
bicentennial summer season.
U.S. Asks
Full List .
Of MIAs
WASHINGTON (AP) -U.S.
officials say they are pleased•
that the government ol Vietnam
has identified a donn U.S .
airmen killed in the Vietnam
war, but they are demanding a
full accounting for the hundreds
of other Americans still Usted as
missing in action.
"We're pleased that they·v~
started to .give us some in·
formation." said Wi lliam
Hyland, dep.uty national s_ecurity
affairs director to President
Ford, -after the Viet.n"amese gov-
ernment released the (hers'
names in Paris on Monday.
"What we want is a fuJJ account·
ing and without any further de·
lay.··
Despite the holiday. the last
blast of s ummer was n't so great.
We had l 1ghtn1ng, thun·
dershowers, muggy, overcast
skies and cold ocean water tem-
per atures. The tourist count even
fell below expectations
A STATE Department official
r.epeated the call for a full ac·
countmg, saying "We cannot
bebeve that the Vietnamese wish
to t r ade on the misery or
American families."
SOVIET MIG25 GETS CLOSE SCRUTINY FROM TEAMS OF EXPERTS
Pilo t Vlktor I. Belenko Landed ToP"'ffCr•t Plane In Japan Seeking Asylum In U.S.
NOW WE HAVE nine entire
months Ill which the coasUrne
should be ours We can gather up
the last wind-blown hotdog wrap·
p e r and sc rape the final
Fudgcs1ckle bar from the
sidewalk. WC' will have nine
months to sit around and hash out
what went wrong during lhl' sum-
mer of '76 and how we can fix it
before summer o! '77. .
The Vietnamese called their
move a good will gesture. They
said the 12 Americans had been
listed as missing 1n action.
Defector's MIG Draws Experts
The Pentagon said one had
been listed as killed in action, one
as a prisoner of war and the
others as missing in action.
Kissinger Says U.S. "'Will Probably Grant Asylum'
queries to W11shlngton. But i(was
assumed the Americans would
get a thor ough examination of
be transferred t o the United
States Wednesday. I don"t know how the L;ibor
Day weekend went for you but for
your correspondent, it was a
rnovmg ex.penence. Tb~ is, l
moved to a new domicile. This
started precisely one week ago
today and conttnul.'<i on through
the long weekend.
THE PENTAGON still lists 795
Americans as missing in action
in ~lhe wa~m:tuding 527 in
Vietnam. It lists 1,710 others as
killed in action whose bodies
were not recovered, including
1,347 in Vietnam.
TOKYO CAP)-Expcrtshave
looked over the So\·iet. MJG25
fighter plane fl own to .Japan by a
deCectmg Soviet air force pilot,
Japanese officials reported to-
day. But they refused to sa
whethe r American intelligence
officers had looked at the plane,
re portedly lhe hottest in the Sov-
iet arsenal. U.S. authorities re-
fused to comment , referring all
; Vie plane before the J apanese
ttovernrnenl returned it lo the
So,v.ieU lnion.
But poli ce and Foreign
Ministry officials said lhey knew
nothing of plans to t~nsfer the
pilot, and the ~-Embassy-re-
fused comment. Police s ay the
pilot has asked for political
asylum in America.
ficc on six charges: violating
Japan·s immigration control
law. firearms control law, and
gunpowder law, Intimidatio n,
and two violations of t he aviation
law -Oying too low and overrun-
ning the runway.
Most of the missing arc niers
and it is generally presumed they
are dead. U 11a11i11101L4t Vote
THE KVODO news service
quoted Japanese officials as say-
ing the pilot who landed the plane
Monday at a sm all airfield in
Haltodate, Biktor J. Belenko, will
Police referred-the pilol 's case
"to the Hakodate prosecutor's of-During times of moving stress,
~ou learn about your >A eak·
nesses. One of m y' big ones is
failure to ever throw anythmg
away. J collect old thmgs. mamJy
in three categories: old
cardboard boxes: old nuts and
bolts : and old mayonnaise jars.
The cardboard boxes came an
handy during moving .
Everybody knows how you are
supposed to use them. You pack
the box and then carefully mark
on 1t what is inside, like :
Observers viewed the surprise
Vietnamese move as an attempt
to ease U .S . opposition to
Vietnam ·s application for mem-
bership in the United Nations and
to encourage the United States to
provide war r eparaltons under
the 1973 Paris cease-fire accord.
PLO Joins Arab League
POLICE SAID T H E pilot fir ed
a pistol into the air t o keep
startled airport workers away
JUSt afte r he screamed in for a ~urprisc landing at the airfield in
norlht'rn Japan. The MI G2Sover-
~hot the 6.700-foot runway by ..x>
feet and s mashed two naviga-
tional antennas on the ground.
In Washington, t he State
Department would say only that
the.. matter of the pilot's request
for a sylum was under considera-
tion.
"Kitchen."
THE VIETNAM ~E listed th<'
names. ranks, birth dales and
serial numbers of the 12 men.
CAI RO (AP> -The Palestine
Liberation Organization, the
over-all umbrella or the Palesti-
nian guerrilla movement. was
unanimous ly accepted today as a
full mem ber or t he Arab League,
a league spokesman announced.
( IN SHORT J of burglarizing radical groups,
an FBI spokesman says.
The fund-raising appc.al by
man by the Society of Former
Special Agents of the FBI does
not violate bureau regulations
that forbid solicitation by private
charities or other groups on gov-
ernme nt premises d uring work-
ing hours, spokesman Tom Coll
s aid Monday.
S<-cretary of State llcnry A.
Ki ssinger said in Paris tod ay
that the nited Stall's "will pro-
bably grant ai1ylum .. to the pilot.
"If we do not. you can assume I
have been ovt>rrulcd," he said.
Kissinger has been meeting with
various European leaders on the
brewing racial confrontation in
southern Africu .
TROU BLE WAS. these were
used cardboard boxes. right ?
They'd been marked before.
Thu!> by fa iling to cross out the
old markings, I ended up at the
new place with boxes giving me
th e choice or, "Kitchen ,
Bathroom or Hall Closet "
If you think under this system
that the boxes went to the wrong
rooms, you arc absolutely cor·
rect.
Daughter helped >Aith some or
the packing. "Wrap everything
in old new!> papers," s he was in·
s1ructed. She dtd. That's where
the old nuts and bolts collect1on
endrd up.
l\t1ddle Son and his friend,
Peter. mo\•ed all the heavy box·
cs, thus !>avang str4.'SS and strain
on the elderly. They piled six en-
cyclopaedia boxes on top of the
dirty clothes hamper
There's nothing like movm1o1
six encyclopaedia boxes in the
middle of the night just to find a
dirty s hirt.
AM I D ALL T lllS, l de·
c·idcd my treas ured mayonmuse
jar collection had to JtO. It de-
v e I o p e d , h owever, t hat
Grandmother wanted a few old
mayonnaise jars . So while throw-
ing out most of thl' collection, I
took a few choice ones over to
her.
Proudly, 1 dtsplayed part oflhc
collection at her place "5<-e?
llerc's a pretty li(reen one," I an-
nounced, holding up th<' Jar. ·
''THAT'S !\;OT 1o1recn ~lass."
shf' answert'd 1n horror. "Thal 's
fungus g rowing inside. Throw
that thing away before it attacks
you .•• " l threw it away and washed my
hands. Moving sure Is filled with
}Jepls.
The Pentagon refused to re-
lease their home towns untH 1t
notified all next of kin.
Rep . G .V . "Sonny "
Mont gomery <D-Mi ss .),
chairman of the House Select
Committee on Missing Persons
in Southeast Asia. said all were
shot down between 1965 and 1968.
Most, if not all, were shot down
over North Vietnam, he said.
THE MOTHE R OF Air Force
Capt. Samuel E. Waters, one or
those listed. said she expected
the bad news.
"We didn't really expect to
hear a ny good news, but of
course you always hope," said
Virginia Waters of Mocksville,
N.C .. whose son had been mjss-
ing since Dec. 13, 1966.
"It's a relief. We have been
working almost 10 years for in·
formation:·· s aid AJcxander C.
Ducat of Bethesda, Md. He 1o1aid
he and his wife will remain
active in thl' National League of
families of American Pri~oners
and~issmg.
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Ooc. >1. 1m.~·••• number AOn1llt1. It N.,.y Lt. CAf, G\IY O•vlf--, born Otl. ,., ,.,. . ..,,••number s11m.
Egypt had proposed the PLO
as the 21st member or the league
"to consolidate their position in-ternationally ...
Carnal Souranv, the chief of
the PLO"s office!· here, told re·
porters, "This Is a historic de-
cision by the Arab League. It
shows that Arab countries do
support our cause.·· Other m em-
bers or the Arab League are in-
dependent nations.
K1Jre a Par.I Oka y ed
SEOUL. South Korea (AP) -
The United Nations Command
and North Korea today began im·
plementing an agreement to
separate th eir guards in the Pan-
munjom truce village where two
American army officers were
killed three weeks ago.
A joint observer team met in
Panmunjom 3n<1 aJ:reed on pro·
redures for markinf! the military
demarcation lim• that divides the
850·y ard-w ide joint security
area , a U .N . Co mmand
spokesm an said. U S. and South
Korean forces an' to temain_ l.
i-outh or tht! line, while-the North !
Koreans are to keep to the north
side.
f '•1r d '" Sign Bill
WASHINGTON (APl -Presi-
dent 1-'ord has dt>rided to si~n a
new version o r a c hild day-care
bill that he vetoed last April.
Till' White House announced
that Ford would sign the bill to-
day after shtnln~ a measure pro-
vidin~ aid to victims or the Teton
Dam disaster in Idaho.
Cool Air Chi11s Rockies
North Atlantic States Feel Winter Chill
.. ~ Callfonda
Tht l-HtOflfti wllltll l<MtMd out ~ttle _, to ·~Of
A genl• A•k Fund•
WASHIN GTON (AP) -A
private gro up of forme r 1"BI
agents has been a llowed lo solicit
funds in the FBl "s 59 fi eld offices
for the defense or agents accused
We hold these truths to
be self evident,
that all money is not
saved equally.
fully in-.urcll to $40,000 ond JlollMl\llO._ "'""'"IO ""~" l\Mlt"IM14
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11\rouohout me sl of Soulllt•" Calllor,,I• • .ccordlno to Httlonal 'Ntot"9r wwlce loreu\lert •
Money saved at Repub11c
Federal Savings cojoya apccial
· privileges.
inteiest
alw cntillcs its owner to 20 free
service~. includin1t trovelcrs
checks, safe deposit hoxcs, • note
collection'l • onll checking
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rate legally available on a wide
variety of insured accounts. This
interest is paid day-in to day-out
and is compounded daHy. And
interest is calculated Crom the
first of the month on savings
received ~ the tenth, when held
to quarters end.
Money saved at RFS is
ii ii iii
RFS
11111111
All men mny be created equal.
But taking odvontagc of
Republic's hipt intcrc't rates
and free services is one good
way to m~1ke sure you don't
umai11 equal, finaneiaUy .
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REPUBLle FEDERAL SAVINGS
~...._. .. o,....c.-.,
SANTA ANA 171h St. West of Newpert Freeway (714) 541·5286
ANAHllM 202 Anaheim Plaza, 500 N. Euclid SI. (714) 956-8290
UOUHAlflQWL 30232 Crown Valley Parkway (714) 495-0850
W!STMINST!" 134 Westminster Mall/ Bofsa & San Diego Fwy. ( 71 4) 894-534 7
~ Oflloe: Al TADENA 22.46 N. l•ke Awe. (213) 7111-1281 /Ml-661 I
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t ................ : AL TAOENA •ANAHEIM • ARCADIA • BURBANK
CLAiu:MONT • HACIENDA HEIGHTS • LAGUNA NIGUEL • LOS ANGELES
PASAIM!NA • PICO AIVERA • S/\tolT A AHA • WESTMIHSTEfl
. •
----.... -,, .. ---IESiicl SAVINO$ ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $40,000
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AP w1repno10
DAILY PILOT .i\.i
Two Girls Acted to Free Manson?
SACRAM E~TO (AP)-Lynette From me's at-
tempt to assassinate President Ford .and Sandra
Good'!> death threat letters to buslneumen were
part of a bizarre plot to free convicted murderer
Charles Manson , a prosecutor says.
No aucb plot was mentioned duri ng Miss
Fromme's trial, which ended ln her beln1 sen-
tenced tu t Decem~r to lire in prison for the at-
tempt on Ford's life in Capitol park on Sept. 5. 1975.
She pointed a pistol a few feet from Ford and
pulled t he trigger. There was no bullet iii the
cha mber, although the clip wu loaded.
the assassination of the prcs1d('nt
. Miss Good was :.('ntcnced last April to 15 years
lO pnson for the death threat con~ptrJC~ l\11~s
Murphy. who \Ht:. i;:1ven u fin• ~('Ur k rm, l'SCapcd
from the Terminal Isla nd frdt.>ral pn:.on last month,
but was recapturl'd an Oregon.
Heller said the t~m<' for Miss Fromme to aoocul her conv1cllon hus l'x1nred lk b:11d thut under nt.'w
parole rule changes. she may be clii;1ble for parole
in 1985.
Asst. U.S. Atty. Donald Heller, In an Interview
published an Monday's Sacramento Union, said that
Miss Fromme and M1ss Good believed that Ford's
death aod the ter~r resulting from the death t hreat
letters would somehow lead to Manson's release
fro m pnson.
"I THINK THAT is the logical conclusion to be
druwn from their ~onduct,.' Heller said.
A CONNECTION Wini lbe assassination at-
tempt was m entioood bricny in Asst. U.S. Atty.
Bruce Babcock's closing argument a l the subse---------------------
quenttrial of Miss Good and Susan Murphy. •e /?. ~ ~ LJ
They were convicted or conspiring to muil let-CJ n a \au a r I a r Cli
ters to hundreds oC buslness executives, t elling NEWPORT IEACH'S ORI IHAL
50 Jaile d At the m that a "wave or assasslns" would kill '-'.Pay By The Ounce"
despoilers of the environment.
Pot S ntoke-in
BOTH MEMBERS OF Manson's ''family,"
Miss Good and Miss Fromme had roomed together
in Sacramento so they could be close to Ma nson,
who was then in nearby Folsom Prison. Man son and
four oUier followers are serving life terms for the
SAN DIEGO c AP > -Forty-one persons were ar· 1969 murders of actress Sharon Tate aod six other
rested at a mar1Juana "smoke-in·· sponsored by tbe persons.
Youth lntcrnat10oal party, or Yippies, in downtown The two women had befriended Miss Murphy.
Balboa Park. -whom they met in Sacramento. Miss Murphy had
Sponsors ~aid 20.000 would s how up Monday but• never met Ma nson. but during the l.rial described
only 200 lhd. There also herself a s "a s ister in Man.son's church."
were 50 police ocriccrs in marijuana a misde·
uniform alun~ w ith a meanor with six months BABCOCK TOLD mE Good-Murphy jury to
co mmand po~t a nd a in jail aod a $SOO Cine the think what impact the letters. with their grisly re-
l'ommunica t1ons van. penalty for possessing fereoces to the 1969 T ale-La Bianca murders.
STEAK HOUSE
Tue. & Wed. Nite Special
12 oz. Delmonico {New York)
CDmptete Steak Dinner s595
Happy Hour 5 to 7 • Dinner 6 to 10
SIHG-A-lOHG PIAHO IAA
I .. Co~ Wecl 6 Ttlw.
CollouFri....,.T•·
2530 W. Coast Hwy .•
Newport Beach
548-1177
~»~"' .. S":\,..U .. ~""~"""'~"~""~ The arrc~ts were fo r more than one ounce. would have on people recelvint them s hortly after pos:.ess1on or m arijuana,.-------------------------------------------------
unla\\ Cul ass cm bly and
being under t h e in-
fluence of alcohol.
· tU11r e ·s ri10 1Js
ALTllOUGll THE Yip·
pies applied for a pcrmil
an order t o s t a g e a
po l itica l ra ll y , a
~pokesm:m said the re-
quest was made loo late.
When you join the
First National Banclub~ ••
Nrncty·c tght ct ;:i~·c; m thr ":tddl<' rln<'-;n't
d im the m pm ent for \'irl l\iorton of San
J ose and his muk "Lord F'auntli!r<>\ .. as
__ _..... .... y ode lo victory m Sacramt:ntu in tbs!.:. Bl'forc police mo\'ed
in. partici11:rnts s poke
Jgainst California's new
ma rijuana law which
makes pos:.cssion of
.'
Gr eat Americ an llor'c H'1tl' :.it·ross the
U.S. Winning L1mt• 3151 • hours in lht• ~Jd·
dle. Distan ce: 3.200 rruk-;
N u de Protest's ChillY
LOS ANGELES (J\P ) -A Labor Day weeke11d '"clothing optional · dt··
monstrafion at Venict.' HcaC'h -c·ar-
r icd out de:.patt? som<'~hat t·h11l' tl·m-
per atures -resulted tn onh o·nl· .rr-
rcst~ a uthorities s aid.
Timothy News trom . 21. nf Lo->
Angeles was booked for lllH"Hli.'<t ltnn
of indecent exposur(' l'oll c1• ~aa<I h,.
wor e u fig ll•af "of tna1k q 11a lt•
dimensions" lo the bench fl'.,ll\'1tw-.
\bout 400 people turned out for the
nude beach party and mini-rock con-
c·t·rt spon.,ored b\' a group ca lled The
Prott' t. H<>aehfront l '.S.A.
!'ll eanwhile in Mali bu, :iboul 350
men anti "omen s lagt>d a demonstra·
t1on l~ bat'k opening of at least one
pubhc beach to nudl.' bathing.
Thl' demonstrutnr-; Sundav wo re
ba thing ~u1ts but lal<'r mo\'cd to a
nl.trb' private beach where some
:.tripped to the buff.
IT ALL ADDS UP
High In te rest
Dail y Compounding
More Serv ices
In sured Saving s + Extra hours
Th e Best Invest ment
5.25% 6.50% 7.75%
P~uboclks c.~111li~;lr\ 1 I Otp!l\1t Jnv~~tmtnt Ce1lol1cato-.
yield Sl,000, I ~e.;r yield $1.000, 6·10 ye~rs vttld
5.39% 6.72% 8.06%
AJl lnttrttt t~"'roundrd dJ•lt. A•Y ar10 .. ~I "" ~r"' 1•·~"'"'" l•Y I•"'" ""'" a 11-tnb• '
tl(t11<1nl *''~ lult Int'"'' cay '" 10 "'hi Any~"'<""' un bt ... ,~~"'"" •"Y time Ito..,
• Ctthlt< 11• <k'O""' "'''h n much ••I •t I ' ~·' l>•\\bc>Gk a« ""' ''" Ill) 0 ,,, •Mttf l.
In addition to high int<'re,.I. you save when you save at
Los Angeles FcdNal S:w1nqs because it costs you noth-
ing for a snfe dPpos1 t box. a commercial bank checking
account, Travf'ler<> Ch0cl\s, n copy of a document and
o ther most-wanted services. Some services requ ire mini-
mum balance. of course. It t<lkes only one minute and on<'
signature to start your savings account. May we have a
minute of your time?
LOS ·ANGELES
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
Newport Beach
3201 Newport Blvd. -across from City Hall • 675-4500
OPEN 9-5 MON.·TI1UAS. • 9-8 FAI.
Head Offico Down town: Los AngC'lcs Federil Savings and Loan Associallon
One Walshlre, Los Angeles 90017 Other o!f.ces throughout the area
J
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Revie.ws THE BOOK MA DAILY PILOT
•• You Pay:
Three dollars a month.
•• You Get:
$10.000 ACO DENTAL DEATH IN URANCL
POLICY on ilnd c•lf th\' 1•"' n~'l·rag<' untl.:1"1111. 11
by the Fireman':. rumJ I 11,· ln:.uranc.• Comp.1nv.
Additional ~>rag.: ,, ,1\,11L1bk• for '1'h9ht11\\J\'·I"'
~~~-rn monthly lee.
UNLIMITED CHECKING.
NO MINIMUM BALANCE.
Wnte as many checks a~ vou
hkc wllh no additional i.crvlcc
charge. And no mm1mum
balance is reqwr~d!
PERSONALIZED CHECKS.
VARIETY OF STYLES. :: ·-"=.:?-'@ "'..:" -Choos..· from ..i "'''•'lhon ol lwouhful CF. ~ --..:;;--s1ylcs nnd cok>r,_ Nu pr1nlmy co~I'>
,._, ... -..... w ill Ix• ch.ir!J'-'d!
FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK a· ~~
TRAVELER'S CHECKS -· e
Unllmlaed quant1ty_.no ·~~ue charge!
-::--_::;!_ ~ASHIER'S CHECKS
~ Unlimited quanuty ... 110 l~~U<' charg"' -~-~"'
MONEY ORDERS
Unllmlted quantity..no issue charge!
POSTAGE PAID BANK-BY-MAIL
Postage will be paid both ways for aU
bank·by·mall transactlons..,,l,......"""""
PHOTOCOPY SERVICE
Personal documents and
papers can be photocopied
at no charge! (Up to
NOTARY SERVICE
Unllmil<'d acc<'S'> lo our notdrV
servici>-; at no co'lt tr, member,!
10 copies per month). TRAVEL DISCOUNTS
e ON CARS AND LODGING
Memhc.>rc;hip dr<,<ounrt; fnr HCf11 R<'T'll A Car-.
Rod~ Wdy Inn\, .ind I lohd"Y Inn~' (/\pph( 1·
Iron by nwmbcr throu Jh Bani lub maqazlnt>),
YEARLY SUBSCRIPTJONS
TO BANCWB MAGAZINE
A three times yearly publlcalion 1 .. 11~ .1hout
membe~hip discounts. plu\ uniq~ nwrt """"
d1~ and service offers. Includes .l d1rC'cl11rV
of all BANCLUB ~1100 memU..•r b<.1nk,.
BANCLUB MEMBERSHIP CARD
ldentlfll's you lor oil mc>mb<'1'hlp <.<'rvlrl't;
11111ny memlwr b.>nk In alw rm miry 111 dwck
ca~hlnq emcrq,.nrll'~. you wlll rl'C<' "" ~,,..
cial memhcr~lup rnurlc~y .it 13/\NCl.UB
~===~~~~ /\~~oc1•Jtion b.ink,,
ltS the biggest bargain in banking:
By paying one small service fee of $3.00 per month, you get all of the benefits listed abow
at no additional chargel Including a $10,000 accidental death insurance poli cy! To join thic.,
exciting ~club, simply stop by the New Accounts Desk at the First National Branch nearest
you. If yc:Mre ~ a Flrst Natiooal customer, we'll automatically convert your present checking
account to a BANCLUB account so that you can begin taking advantage of the c;ervices. So
join the First National BANCWB. lt's Bnother good reasbn why we've been first in personal
servtce for 70 cxmecutive years.
llllN oma: at lhe Pim i11 downl01'11 Oran1e
lrllldt Oftial:
._. SUia Collqa& Ball
COSTA llDA: Mesa Verde & Adams
ll llCID£M: Chapm1n & Prospect
lllVIJIE: University Or. & Mithelson Or.
UGUM MlllS: Alitia P~rkway & San Oiqo FrterU1
OUI&: Tustln & Collins
SMTUM: 17th & Tustin
tumrt. Red Rill & Walnut
ftU !'AU: Santiaeo & Wanda
-~DlflOelf~~TION
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::I Coastal Influence
The Locol J\gC'n cy fo'ormation Commission
(LAFC I wall decide th1sweek iC a portion o! the lrv1n • Compan~ 'l) (.'()Ubtul ann1 hould be included within
frvinc's or Newport lkach ~sphere of influence
Such a dcsl~aLion carrh:s \\1th at u commitment lh~L tht> tirc:a within the bphure is a logical ex-
tension of the dt•s1gnutcd city's bounduries. 1t a lso
g ives to t he city lo whkh it is awarded un unofficial
voice in the ct ct oiled plunni1 g of the area.
An LA FC stuff n •port h~1s concluded that p lacing
. ; the <:oast <A I area Irvine ww1ts within its sph~re of in·
, • fl ucncc would b • cootrary to "the loaical and order·
ly ' I dcvclopm~nl or the city . • Th(' staff also concluded thal il rn»Y n1..1t be in th..-
best interest of thu t'Oa!tt a l a rcn to assu me 1t ~omeday
\\ill lie within Irvine city boundarie~. lr~41ic is separated from the coastal plain by the
San J oaquinn Hills. Extending Culver Drive and Sand
Can)tOO Road through the bills makes that nalural bar·
ricr passable but does not remove it.
T he I r v inc council ·s decis1dn to seek the~phere of
influence came only a week ago. a nd ovei:rode the
recommcndntionof thecity's pl:snningdepal'tment. '
Impact of the traffic the coastal area willgenerah.• ' .
is a key concern for both Irvine and Newport. ·
The information so far on the record supports as·
si.gning the wes tern portion or the coastal a rea to the
Newport Beach sphere and the eastern portion to Laguna Beach.
Consumers Win, Lose
Cons umers got a mixed good nc\\S·ba d news b<.ig
in.the closing days of the Lc·gislalurc .
One piece of good nc\\:-. 1s a new law afl,thorizing
the ad \'crtising of prescr iption drug price~ authored
by Assemblyman Richard Robinson (D-Santa Ana>.
The law requires that ffie prescrip io rugads
be antiseptically clean in terms of s pecifying
!"lrc n gth . d osage and c·ommonly prescribed
Pla1i Lets
q11:mt1tu's. In o lht>r \\Ords. l.!lra1t,:ht infor mation nnd
no · ·i.~11 ''or r.;p ciaJ Qllant1t~' de. Is.
The bad llC\\l> '-Hts thut lhe J\:,:.,cmbly knuckled
under tu pr t>sl>ure from lht> \ i:,ioo profess ions and ttic
<.:ohfor111a M1.•ci1C·ul Assoc1~1lion lo kill a bill that \\Ould
haw permilktl mlVi.!rttsrnf.! pnccs for eyeglasst's.
U nfortunat 1.·b · thrl'c: Orange Count y ,a:.i· ~cmbl) rn cn. Hol>t•rl Badham, J ohn Briggs and
Robert Hurkt>. vot('d against the eyegl ass legis lation. J\sst'mbl~ m1.·n Bruc0 l'stan~e <tnd P nul Carpcnl('r
voll'd for the 11.·~1slution and ll1c·hard Robinson did not
rnH'. Both m\>~1surcs \\0rl' portic·u l~u·ly impqrtant to
the lo"' ·lnl'omc c1llzcns amt to the e ldl'rly. The fight
for lh~sl·cg l a ss ad\'('J1i$iog should be~c.::.umed in tbc
next session of the Legislature.
Pr.ofitable Trash
E\·cry da y 5,500 tons of refuse are d epasited at the co~nLy's Coyote Canyo~ Sanitary Landfill dump near .
ll"Vlne.
l\luch of it is dirt. broken concrele and household
11";W\. J14at fQr Ute past four months . ..some Qf the t<>n·
nuge hus bee n .(~cued in an experimental salvage
pro~ram that seems to be paying off, both for the
c·ounl} a nd s alvage firms.
In r eturn for payment of a monthly fee to the
county, the firms are permitted to mine the landfill
dump of scrap metal, paper, old tires •.md discarded
household ikms. •
One metal salva~e operator. paying the county a
monthlv t~e of s:J.200, was able Lo r ecove r about
S34,000 ·worth of scrap metal jn July alone. So it's a
profitable opcrat ion.
So much so thal supervisors have decided to
solicit proposals for salvage righ~s .at the county's
three other landfill dum ·
All orwhich is ve rv muCh 1nllne w1ffi the curren
interest in recycling i·athcr than discarding usable
consumt•r 1kms.
Poll Rilats A11otl1er Clif fl1a11ger
Criminals
Work, Pay
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Illinois Demos· Have Doubts
( PAUL HARVEY J
f or Y<'MS you and I have l'<JO ·
sidercd thl' µratttcab1lity or an
alte rnati \"t-to O\l'l'Cr-0wc1 NI
prisons. The opt1cm \Hl"I to allow
nOn\'iOl<'nt c nmmuls \o rl•nrnin
out of ju1l. to be employed un1kr
s upervision. until they hud puHJ
ba'ck whatc\'er tht•y !>toll•. plu-.
court tosts . plus a !>Ulll'.ltant1.1l
fint'. plus "dama~e:-." tu tlw
,·ict Im or l hr 1 r e rt nw
Salt Lakt-City 1s trymp: It.'
First. Des Moine!>, 11)\\ a 111·
s l 1tutc ll a
··co urt
Servi<'es Pro
g r a m ' •
wht•re1n
person~ con
\ icted Of m I!>
d e mean o r s
wertt s pared
Jtiil and wert•
assi)!ned . in·
stead. to liVl'
1n a n unguarde d rcsld~Li:.il
facility and lo co"tinuc workin~
at th.eir jobs until they had "paid
t or their crim<'s" JO money
rather than in lime.
.. Parents used lo hope their
childre n would grow up
and set the \\ or ld on f1rt•
!'\ow parents an· afraid
they will.
J .V.
Gtoomy c;u, tomrn~fth .,,. \Ubm•U•d by
r ·;tdf"H ~.-id do "'°' necen•r1ly,.fltc: 1"'9
Y••111¥" ot ttii• n•w\.p.,.per S.artd y°"r pt:I
otevt> toGfoomv Gu\, O•Hy Pi'°'.
.. udopt " :1 pn:.oner. v1s1l him in
pm.on and help h-1m ~t 11 fresh
:.turt afterward.
Tht.> ··court S('n icl'' Pn1
~ram.·' \\ h1le not darf'Cll) cllur <·h
rl'lat<'d. does <'mphaSlll' 1n
d1ndual rene" al.
TllE FACILITY is largel:-a
do·ll·.rourst>lf rehabihtat1on pro-
~ram . Residents continue to go to
work or to school. Each has h1~
0 \4 n check mg and savings ac·
counts. pays for bis, own room
and board. If the resident has a
family he also pays support
and he also pays restitution to the
\'!Clim of his crime.
Ray Quintana. 18. arrested on
repealed felony charges, w<is re
ferred to the fucility. He says. ··1
never held ac job hcforc commj!
her~ and~· I ~ one und it
Afte 1n p high school
WH EELI NG. Ill. · Lower·
middle incom e vot('rs in this
west ern suburb •)f Chicago.
\\hOS(' a b a nd onmc•nl or
Demo('ratic loyalties ~avt'
Ri c h ard l\t . Nixon a 1972
landslide herl', are torn this year
between d esire for Democratic
economics and m1sg1vm~s about
the Democratic candJdatc.
Aided b:v Patrick Caddcll':-
Cambridgc"Surv<•y Hl'Sea rch, w('
inlervicwt.>d
55 registNcd
and habitual
"otcrs in on
• 1r ea o l
Wht-e l1 nJ:
Towns h l l>
"h1 c h h .1!>
been a fairl}
StOOd bar :
omcter of r('
cent llhno1:-
~tatl'w1dc \'Olmg. The res ults of
day-long mtcn·1e\\ mi.: on Aug.
:?!) Prc:,1dent Ford. U rntcs:
Jimmy Carter. 2 1: Eugene
McCarlh}, I : undecided. 8;
\\OUld not vote for President, 1.
( EVANS-NOV AK )
category). That. emphasis is the
biggest reason for the swing back
or Nixon Democrats.
··My husband'& been out of,
work for two years.'' the 28-year -
old wife o r a con11truct1on laborl'r
told us. "When Democrats arc in.
there are m ore jobs." Similarly.
the 33·YC•1"'9W-w11e of an un·
employed credit executive t.old
us she is taking a job this fall to
make ends meet, Ji,dcling : ·• f''nrd
hasn't done enough for Jobs ...
The t wo women, both Nixon
\ oters. arc VIROrously backin,:r
Carter.
BLT OTHER voters :.ire dis·
tressed about Carter to a degree
we did not Jind in Democratic
primary e lections. The only
l\lcCarthy voter , the 39-year-old
wife of a tool·and·die maker, told
us: "I really think Carter Is a
phony. We don't need someone
who's always talking about his
religion.·· A 28-year-old hospital
adminis trative employe , u
Democrat who says he backed
McGovern in 1972, favors Mr.
Fcfrd because "Carter is false.
That smile is j ust too much."
While "honesty" and "trying
to do a good job" were most
mentioned as what these voters
l iked about the President .
''false" and "phony" were the
words most frequently used in
criticizing Carter.
Carter was prnised most often
ror offering "change" and for
competence and vigor in running
his campaign, contrasted with
s ome voters criticizing Mr.
ford's "lack of leadership" and
"indecisiveness." These voters
agreed. 3 t9 I. thatM.J'. FoFd is a
good man who really is not in
charge of things in Washington .
ALTHOUGH the President's 70
percent favorable rating slightly
exceeded Carter 's 64 percent,
these voters thought Carter had
more vis ion lo find solutions for
the country's problems. In short,
the voters seem to prefer Mr.
Ford as a person but question
whether he can do the job.
Nevertheless, they gave him a
surpris ingly high job rating as
President of 60 percent and g:rve
his vetoes oC De m ocratic
legislation a s lightly favorable
edge.
The r esult: A murky picture of
voters struggling to decide: A
3J.year·old carpenter, one oC the
1972 Nixon·voling Democ rats.
doesn't like Carter's "liberal
policies" but feels he has no
choice other lhan to vole for him
because "Ford has no backbone
in dealing with the economy."
THE OUTCOME here will de-
pend on undecided voters. such
as a t ho u ghtrul 36-year-old
elect ronic des ign engineer. While
praising Mr. Ford for "not mak-
ln~ a lot of ras h promises." he
cntieized him for "not enough
creativity or ingenuity." He feels
Carte r h as ··m o re ideas,··
particularly for dealing with the •
econom y. hut d isa ppro ve d
because he ''has tended to be
m ore l ibe r a l s in ce the
primaries."
Carter 's s trenJ:th in rural
downstate Illinois may enable
him to carry this and other
Northe rn indus triul states
without the heavy margins usual·
ly needed by Democrats in lower-
middle income bedroom com-
munities such a s Wheeling, Ill.
Ne vertheless. those nagging
doubts about Jimmy Carter are
slowing the natural rctum of Nix·
on Democrats who also questioo
Mr. Ford 's h andling of the
economy. Those doubts may be
the President's only hope for
victory.
SUCH WERE the result!: in Des
1\fomes that the federal govern·
1nenl offered to help fiv • eilil'~
t ry v:mnt1ons or the program.
Salt Lake City c'ltabhs hed a r*"
~idcntial "alt<•rn~1ll\ e to jail" o•I<'
~·1~nr ago. Th at 's not enouJ:h llml·
proJ)('rly·to ev;lluall' the dlor1,
but the rt'rid1vlsm rate :-<1 f,1r 1s
im'press1 vt•.
feel~ e r ing mo1wy.
ere 'ff. 1·A.· ~o to try ror
dental school."
Ra y. from :.1 ramily where
<'rime h as a lways been part uf
lhc lifc.st.yfo,-probably "'ould
have b<.•<•n .. hardened .. b.} a
pnson l'xperit>nce. and apparent .
ly he h as been "sofl cnl'd '' In•
LhL'>.
This \'1rtual dead heat sujlgesL-.
th:1l llllno 1s mav bl:' 111 for
another of 1t!> r':1mou!> pre··
s1dentia l cli rfh a ng<"r:.. Uut
b<'yond llllno1s. our mlcn •1c\\s·
show thl' po:.sible !>ha(X' of tht·
coming campai g n: Ca rter
b<>nefllin~ from doulJts ahout l\lr.
F'ord ':s ability Lo manal!e lhe
l'COnomy a nd yearnmjls for a
change in Wa~hmgt.on to improve
t•conom1c conditions. Mr. Ford
helped by confldcnn• 111 h11>
hnnesl\ and dtluhh ahoul
Cat1 t>r's· sincN1 ty.
Turkish Opium Leaks l
J
Whert' normally in Utah so
pcrct>nl of a ll pe r1>on.'I r clt>ast'd
lrom cu,tody 3n· in trotible OJtllln
\\llhm u :-,~nr thnt ~ure has
betn ('Ul Ill J'rnlf und('r lh1~ (nlOl
proJ:ram .
J ay C r~ndall. ~uidon c<coun~elor nt th l~ Snit L.n~o C1ly
focllity. iqys. "We trY lo ,_~w
our r €'s ident!' n pos itive
:tlt<'rnntiw -u l'ham(c for wood
m their liv€'s ."
lie :wes th ii; "' ;i •·second
ch once" for on mdi\l+dunJ to turn
l'li!l life t1r<11111tl
It was in Utah that •hl' "f ami·
Jy Hom(' .. 1>rOIN't l><'llill'I.
Morm o n f o m i ll~s wo11l1I
'IP TRIS i ~ fhe-(•,ceold
C'h'Wlre" for minor offcnaers.
they Jtct no "third c hanct>" to re-·
tul"ri hc.-rc. Flunk" thie test of
personal rcspon:.1blllh and lh1:
next stop is pri~on.
Bccousc the pro~rnm gives tlw
l'CfllcienL~ both lhe motive und thl·
mrnns to m ake money, tu puy
t'helr way. t o s upport the ir
famllie:s . i L :s uvcs taxpayt'r
money three ways.
As surely as "debtor prisons"
were emptied by the lilcrury 1m·
:1~cry of Dickens. It m3y be that
W<' will next leo.rn how to m ukc
crimina ls "pay tor" their <'nnw~
where presently society puys.
WASHINGTON -On a night
in June, a grimy Jillie freii:hter T llE AR EA :.electro for us by steamed toward the Egyptian
Caddell'!> organi1.<1l1on. rorm1ng coast and anchored, at a lonely
Wheeling Towf\ship's 50th spot ~beyond Alexandria. Sud·
election dfstnct in l~ and 197:.!, denly. out of the ~ackness on
consist olmo11t ('Otirety of whltf' lhe shore, a blue light blinked. homeowl\ers under age 60. Their median' incon1<' Ii> $16,000. with 75 Responding to the signal. two
percent In bluc-collur. scrvil't' huddled figures slipped over the
nnd low<'r-pald wh1tc-<•olla'I" job6. ship's sid e in-
Wh1le nurrowly r<:1voring Hubert. to a rowboat.
llumphrey over Nixon an 1008. .T h e n r o u r
they ovt•rwhelmin(!ly back~ heavy nylon
Nixon over Gt'or~e McGovern in bags w e r o
J972 I o w e r e d
· . . · h' cattfully into Their mOJOr conl'ern t 1s year the boat. The is the t•cunomy. or the 55 voter~
inlcr vi<•wed, :i:i volunteered
ccooom1c1> n:;; the country's most
important problem (compared to
only four p1ckinA government
hone s ty, the n ut highest.
t wo men row·
t>d s ile ntl y
t oward the
eerie, blue
light.
As they a pp roached -lhe
cra s hing s urr. a huge wave
gave the boat a mighty heave.
"Not far from s hore," relates
an intelligence report, "the
Towboa( w as swamped by a
high wave and sank."
One crewman was drowned:
the other strugeled, gasping, to
the beach. He was picked up
later by Egyptian aulhoriUes as
he alumbled along the shore.
His astonishing story cut doubt
on a United Nations report that
was ifllsued a month afteJ'Ward.
U could also mean sober news
for the United States.
A \IN MISSION l'Cported in
.July that Turkey's effort to con·
taln a nd control its opium
harvest "definite ly works." The
-T ~" k~ h e I d t h e op tu m
cultivation to 43,400 acres. The
crop was suppos ed to be used
~trictly for medical purposes,
producing code ine for mild
medichtes and morPbioe as a
pain kilJer.
But the seaman 'a ator)', told
to Egypt's top narcotics omcJal,
)
(JACK ANDERSON)
B rig. Ge n. Ma mdouh Zaki.
raises questions about the cf·
fectiveness o r the Turkish con·
trols. A U.S. narcotics agent
was invited to participate in the
interrogation.
The seaman told how the
Turkish freighter had mode an
uuscheduled stop at the Turkish
port or Antalya. According to a
narcotics intelligence report.
"the captain o rdered the
(cre wme n) to proceed in a
rowboat to a point on the shore
a nd lo pic k up (som e) ..•
meat."
But inst ead of beer, the
crewmen pTcked up our nylon
bags packed with high grade
o pium . There was enough
opium in th~ four sacks lo pro·
duce more than $1 million
worth or heroin. Once the con·
traband was s muggled aboard,
the sooty little freighter headed.
for the rendezvous off the Egyp-
tian coasi.
' THE EGYPTIAN authorities
recovered 270 pounds of opium.
which was washed ashore from
the capsized rowboat. This
seizure. according to the Jn.
te.lligence ,report, "is the largest
in the Alexandria ar;ea in lhe
past five years." More impor·
tant, iL it evidence that Turkish
opium, in large quantities, Is
finding it.a way Into the UJegal
world market.
America's own Drug Enforce·
ment Administration. in an un-
pu b Ii 1 h e d assessme nt, has
agreed with the United Nations
that Turkish controls worked
reuanab17 well ~past year.
But the DEA quu tloned
whether. Turkey wooJd be able
lo police the 117,200 acrea.
...
almost triple tbe lust c rop,
which has been authorized for 1976.
Unfortunately, the quesUon
cannot be answered until April.
1977. By that time, the heroin
could be on Us way lo tho
streets of America. Almost cer-
tainly, thl~ would lead to an
epldemJc oC new addicts.
FOOTNOTE: Under the prod·
ding of Rep. Lester Wotrr, D.-
N. Y ., nnd othe rs, tho United
States brought pressure on
Turkey a decode ago lo ban
opium growlnJt. Turkis h
farmers rajsed s uch a howl thaL
a controlled cr op h Bll been
uuthoriied. Now Wolff h as
taken over the c halrmon11hlp or
the new House Select NarcoUcs COmrrilttec. lfls first order--of
business will be to study the In·
crca11ed Turkish opium harvest.
OtUNOI COAIT
DAILY PILOT
RDMrt N. Wud, Pllbllbr
Thoma• KuuU. £drtor
Barbara Krtlblch,
£d1tl>rlol Page £ditor
The editorial page or the D11Uy
Pilot seeks to Inform nnd stimulate readers by pr~tini;
on this paizc diverse commentary
on topics of interest by .syndical·
ed columnlsls and cartoonists, by
providing a forum ror readers•
views and by presenting this
newspaper's opinjons and Ideas
on current topics. The editorial
oPtnions of the Dolly Pilot appear
only in the editorial column at the
top of the page. Opinions n ·
pn•11cd by the columnists and
cartoonlsls and letter writ.en arc their own and no endoraemtnt o(
their view• by the DaJly Pil04. should~ lnrerrcd.
Tuesday, Sept. 7, 1976
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Got c prob/em ' rl1t•11 1N11t• 111 J>ut Dunn l'at rt 1/1
cut red tape. yett111q 11111 a11.\u1•r1o and u<:llo11 you
need to :wlt•t· 11wt11111ie.\ 111 <1u1 t•n1111e111 and tw~1·
ness. Mm/ your qu<'~IWTl'I to l'at Dunn At rtiu r
Ser u1ce . Orange· CQ<111t [)w/y />1/ut. P 0 Rox 156'J.
Costa M esa. C'A ·!J:!(i21i /Ttdude yutir teleplwne
numbc•r '/'he c:ulun111 aµpt•u rs daily ercept
Saturdays
Sta11 lle!1al1h11 af .tll c·m11.1r
DEAR PAT: Our family doctor's fee for an of·
rice call has Increased SS In the past few months ls
this the case throughout Cahfom1a? We had not had
occasion to see him since the first part of the ~·ear
· and the fee Increase shocked me I fear to thmk how
much routine surgery has increased. Can you find
out?
..
J .J .. San Clemente
. Office vis it fees have risen fr1>m SI 1.97 in
;-:raauary lt7S. w $15.38 last Jun~. it was reported
· Aui, t by the Sacramento Union, which quoted an
••Identified private processor of health care
claims. The California MedkaJ Assodation at·
trlbu&es mos& of the Increase to riSing malpractice
lmurance premium costs and inOation. Your fears
are confirmed by the Union's re port, wbicb stated
• &hat during &he 18·month period, the average doctor
fee for removing an appendix· incre ased from
$375.79 w $4M.9-t. A routine baby delivery cost
$-170.17 in Jane, up from SJ-14.67. Tbe fee for remov·
·big tonsils went from S160.13 w $209.76. The Cl'li\ rt'-
ported that all doctors' fees rose an avqageor 18 per·
cent In 1975, farahead of the national averag~. which
lu& May was 11.7 percent as re1.orted by the U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statis tics.
_SJmlfe_rflug•,_ Shad ""'
DEAR PAT: I have been unsuccessful in ob-
taining a SS.JJ refund for pictures taken ~l ay 1 by
Fotocraft Studio Arter vae\\ ang lhe pictures. I re·
turned them as unsatisfactory and a sked that they
be reprinted or m y money refunded. The pictures
were returned to me with a note refus ing to reprint
them and no refund wa.'I l'nclost'<i. I returned them
again and requested a refund. but tha!> "as refused.
P.C . Huntington Be:ich
As you know, &he pktur~s \\ere pa rt of a group
order. Fotocraft's spokesm an says that you refused
to accept a certllied letter that contained a refund.
The studio agrees to Beller Business Bureau
arbitration following your recent complaint to the
BBB. It maintains that nothing is wrong -with tire
photos and that you refuse to explain your dis·
satislacllon.
IJttil" .\of I UI r,,,, .. ,, • ._.r?
DEAR P AT: Whal do you know nbout l.i nity
Buying Service of I licksville. N. Y .'! I sent a S6
check in August 1975 to join their Sl'n ·ice. but later
dtanaed m y m ind. I sent a copy of my canceled
check about two months ago. a~ had been rcqul'Sl·
' cdr and then r ecca\'ed a letter as king for another
copy of the L·hcck Is this u game. or\\ hat"
E.l\1.. Newporl Beach
The game ls called "lost mall.·· The first copy
of your canceled check was not received by the
firm. according to Jack Calabr ese. Colly's
spokesman, so another was requested. l'nlty Buy·
ing Suvlce has seat lt.s apologies to )'OU and has in·
structed Its bookkeeping department to Issue a S6
refand to you. A \'S bas rc<"cived se\eral pre\•ious
complaints about this firm, but all have been cor·
reded promptly.
DEAR PAT · Would it be pos:.1ble to locate
90me simplirit>d instructions for ltomc pcoc.cssinJ?-O(
dark olives? M y encyclopedia J?lvcs vc•ry lcnizthy
' and time cons uminJ? thrcction:.. I'm hoµang you Cil n
locate a short cut for me
B. F .. Newport Beach
Home processing or oUves must Involve a
somewhat com pllcatf'd prpcedure for s afety t P·
asons. R eques t publication llXT·29, "llomc Pickl·
Ing of Olives.·• by writing to: C'ooperativr Ex·
t"1slon. ltHHi S. Ha rbor Blvd., Anaheim. CA 92805,
or orde r throug h your branc h librar y. This
booklet's method m ay not be.' 11ny nstn than tht--
one outlined In )'Our t'nc~ eloped la, hut you can com·
pare the two and pick the on«' you 1,re fer to use.
Opf f<-,. Grf 11 Bl11<"k EPJf'
'· DEAR PAT I nrtlerc<I ~· telescope from E~·
sentlnl Optic~ tn Big Bc>ar t'at~ for S36R After I
pluccd the order, 1-;ssc1111al Op11cs told me that I
would receive thl' tl'lc~coiw rn uboul three months
Thnt \\as e ight months ;_1Jto. I 'vc phoned and'' rtllt•n
letters, onlv lo ht• told t•uch tame that I 'cl han· lo
wnll another l wo month~.
T U . I luntin~ton Bea ch
ll took a wholt' year, but your telc11cope finally
has been sent to )OU. Astronomy mal(azln«', thl'
publication wherf' you r'ri1t saw the t;sse ntlal 01,Ucs
ad verth1emcnt, has "wit~rawn this company's ad·
, , vertlsln-." according to SleJJht'n Walther. the
.,pabllstter. lie uld that Essential Optics was un·
cooperatlvt' In resolving complaints forwarded
,11 rrora Astronomy magazlnr on be half of s ub·
,, ~rlbers. " -
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FROM Fashi on Island
·, 1 ew port Beach
"Thriller·
H 1t1hurd ~\'1dmark
Joins G~orgl' S<'gal m
t he t•ust of
"Rollcr"oastl'r ... u
'"terror thriller" t hat
will fraturt-Sen:,ur
round.
Job Unit
Tells of
Res pons
If you're between 14
and 22 and live in Costa
.Mesa or Ne~ort Beach.
there are full. part·timr
and trainee jobs availa·
ble thro ugh t hl' Youth
Emplo} m ent Service
(YES>
The inn ui.. of Jl>bs 1~
due to a "'tremendous
respons e '' from local
businessmen. according
to YES director Caroline
Sweetland.
\'ES REC F.NTLV re·
cea\'ed a $3. 750 rc,·cnue·
sharing grant from the
city of Costa l\1 esa and h
as used n portion of the
money to m ail requests
fo r jobs t o l ocal
merchants.
There arC' c lerical.
ser vice st ation , food
service a nd deli\'t>ry JObs
available
T HE Y ES orr.cc as
localed at 1801 Newp0rt
Blvd .. suit e 201. Cost:J
Mesa. The om cc IS open
Mo nda ys through
Fridays from 10 a.m. to4
p.m.
When school returns to
session on Sept 13, YES
"ill be open from t p.m
to5p.m ..
Songster
Sentenced
To House
RIO OE .JANEIRO
<AP ) Rita Lee. one or
Brazil's lead in(;t rock
singers. has been sen·
tenccd to a year In prison
a nd ft n ed S3 .000 o n
charges of possession or
drugs.
J udi?<' Renato Laerc10
Talh ruled that Miss Lee.
20, may serve her sen
tence in freedom. undl•r
house surveillance. but
"111 not be allowed to
leave the house when she
as not performing.
Pop singer G 1 I bcrto Gal
was sentenced to u
s1m1lar penalty earlier.
with th\· judge ruling
thal tns tc:id or 1ail hC'
s houl d be s ent to a
hospit.al for treatment or
what the s inger culled
his condition as a "druit
addict."
The hometown
"•w•p•p•r for •II
th• Orange CoHt
is the lttJISJQmll
Tvt>Sday Seplember 7 1976
Bef fer :l"ie1vi119
'Cowboy' Moseys On?
PlllLADELPlllA t AP >
.. The Cowboy," Fredenc Item·
ington 's famous statue perched
on a rock near the &huylkill
Rjver. has dr3wn the attention of
Mayor Frank Rizzo.
The larger·thun·life st atut>,
commissioned and created in
L908 for $20,000 and now valued at
~ million. is pos it ioned in a spot
pkked by the urtist for Its
beauty.
TUE SPOT, ALONGSIDE a
narrow section of the East River
Drive. was once u qwet bor!>c
and bug~· path. but as OO\\ a bui.y
road with a 40 m1lc-per·hour
speed llmll.
R1no wunti. tht' Fuirmount
Pa rk Art As!>ociution lo shirt
"'The Cowboy" to a llP<>l \\here
more people con St'C it I le ulso
wants the·ussocialaon to make un
inventory of other art that might
be hidden from public view.
Rizzo, who once describ<.•d a
city commissioned work partly
financed by the Fairmount Park
group. Jacques Lipchilt's "Gov-
t•rnnwnt or the J,cople ... us ··a
loud of plaster dumped by a
plasterer:~ :rntd ht..• is tukln.; the
side of "conceroC'd citizens."
"ff SUCH WORKS arc worth~·
of d1spla), they should be erected
in vurious upproprlalc sections
of the city to improve the quulity
of life for all people," Rluo s aid
in a letter lo association presl·
dent C. Clark Zuntzlnger Jr.
The TALL SHIPS
are coming to
Ne~rt.
CALIFORNIA FIRST BANK
SALUTES THE NAUTICAL SPIRIT WITH
AN EXHIBIT OF SHIPS AND LORE.
September 7-October 1,'1976
Jilli\ 1
E.xperience this remarkable exhibit of
h~'nd·Crc\fted replicas of the ships that
shaped America's history-.u ,,ti five
Newport Beach area offices of
Calirornia first B.ank. See the 1,,11 ':>hip'>
of the first United State':> Con1inen1,,1
Navy. And at the Westcliff office there .,
a model of Americcl s olde~1 n.w"I
Win a 7-D.iy Dlsco\'ery Cruise
to rort•AU•rrince.
Monteso S..y And N.uMuf
Visitors will receive p.uchment
reproductions of the
frlgAte Constellation!
vessel. the Frig,11e Constell<1tion.
dram,,tically dlspl.,yed on the deck of
her modern· day counterpMt-the air-
cr.,ft c<1rrier U.S.S. Constellation.
It's an ex.citing mMltime exhibit.
So set Sclil ... for the five particip"ting
office~ of C\lifornia Firc;t Bank.
When you come in to see our nautical
exhibit. be sure to register for this
glorious C1ir/sea vacation "bO<lrd
N,,1ional Airlines C1nd 1he M /S StarwC1rd
of Norwegian regis1ry.
To thank you for visiting us. we'll give
you" complimentary reproduction of
"cut-away drawing of the Frigate
Constellation.
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Deatlu Elaewhere· . I
BANGKOK, Thailand
'(AP> -Prlace Waa
. lfaltbayakoa, SS, former
'Jllai ambassador to the
UDlted States and preat·
-dent or the United Na-
tloos General Assembly
'ia 1956·57. died Sunday or
abeart ailment.
Grateful D ead rock
group, wu killed Sunday
1n a car plunge over a
3Q.·foot embankment
near bjs home in !'t1 ann
County, the H igh~ay.
Patrol sa.id.
Code Simplified
Libertarian Party Proves Point
• By 0 . C. HUSTINGS Ol .... O.ilyl'lllll~
A Superior Cpurt Judi,!e h~s
SAN .DIEGO. CAP) simplified state Election Code r e-
Memonal services were qui r e ments for i ndependent
held today for Ervl" Roy candidates for president. MILL VALLEY (AP)
-DoaaJ4 Rex Jaekaoa,
:Jl-ye ar-old road
manager f or,, th e
Bartle, 4~. an envirc:>n· · Judge Harry L . Hugg responded to
mental S<'tentist who died a request by the Libertarian Party
In a local hospital Sun-whose proposed candidates. Roger L'.
day. . MacBride for president and David P.
Bergland of Huntington Beach for
vice president, claimed the law un·
fairly requires •s potenUaJ electors lo
1'0$Tllt "''per.,.!\, M<I" O•••d>Ofl -Oil•• th h ) ed " " 11M1uoR1E Fosre11, rnldent o1 "'••I••. ,,.f.,,, -si.."""" 00,-. swear ey ave re eas excess .....,.,.. flH'I\. C.... D•~•e<t ... ., ti o H•Hh•• O••ul\on, brotntr, Tony Si&ners Of thelt noininaUn& petJUOOS. ...., 11cn1>1t.t1 ,,,, s.01ombtr • m• o.v1d'°" l'une,.•t .. ,.'"'' -• IWld It t.akes 99 284 signatures to -ret an \er~l<u ••• Ptn4•no, Snctll., U0""" 000.,, r ... ws.v. S.pt•mlWr 1 at t·OO.. • •· 94"t(l\lo,1ortutfT Pt,\. ..... \llfle<o.-i 0.u«nOl f"*C.0-Independent Candidate On the
w1t.,KH """'· Coo•• Mtw ""•""""1 "';,_.., statewide b.aJlot. · • ~RF Wll.KES. Ill """'""'-' B•Jll &trqerOfl Co'1.• Mew Mol'l--Y • • /. __ o.t.t Mau , c. D••• 01 ,,...,,, s. ... o"""'"'' A representative oC .:)eCretary of
.. _, s. 1916 Su••••00 0• "" .. ,,~ iRENE 110~".;.~":. lOfl ,.,,, •• State March F~g Eu said. the.law is =:_~!. ~u~~~k:~ ':': 7,:;::.;:: u .... eo .... ""'"· co """"" •• .,. intended to frff independent voters
Nllii•u"" o •• .., J w., .... ,. .,. C.OS•• ~otemtJtr l ,,,. s .. ,.,..,. "" ,,., who are not needed by ooe candidate. _,.. lllrff 0•"9f110r\, l(ellf ot.r•n cl.ouqr.lrrJ, •n•I• Hol<TWnn ol CoiUt tobe)p QOml"Oate a-..J"'--. ..,. l.t\I•• ,.,,.,. Wolk .. oll Of ~ ~ .,.., JU<lll" 80010 .i -n..-; uuu~
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.... I.PH c. ELM81.AOE. '"'°""'of Mii.DA M MOUL TO .... rHl<ltflt OI aren't needed. ~ Mow, Ca Oe1e 01 -Ill S.1> H\Hlllnqton flutll C• D•l• o< ""''"
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"*!1. Harbor .... ~mo•·•· P•·~. PAllKfill fleilB<CMl<lwayMo<hit<tdore<lor-t. EVt..• DELL PARKER, tn•CIMI ol O•YIDSON Hunllncaton fl•.ttll, Ca P•u•CI •W•Y MICH•EI. DAYE D•v10SON ol 718 Sfl)lemt>er 4. 191• a11n~ ·~of IS 5ne
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ot H""'tl"9'~ lk•cf'I titK• tflr6i1, w•\ a
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'Of Marr.I~ .,
"'N•t.o•c;111ees --~II•• Aytw1t ll
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A PRIVATf: RECEP110Nwas held
last Thursday at the Santa Ana
Country Club for Or. S. I. Hayakawa,
Republican Candidate Cor the U.S.
Senate. D onald Koll served as
chairman of the event. with Robert
Seaver. Dr. Arnold B eckman.
Charles Thomas and Walter Knott as
co-chairmen. · .. ..
TWO CANDIDATES for the First
Supervisorial District, Santa Ana City
Councilman Harry Yamamoto and
Westminster Mayor Phil Antbony.
will debate at noon, Wednesday, al
the Grand Hotel. The confrontation is
being sponsored by CEEEO. The •
candidates will discuss growth, t axes,
environment and government.
Reservations may be made by phon·
ing 644·9000.
.. * * BACK·TO·BACK membersh.ip'teas
sponsored by the Capistrano Bay Area·
League of Women Voters will be held
Thursday and Friday for prospective
members. The first tea will be Thurs.
clay, at '.7:30 p.m . at 200 Monarch Bay
Drive, Laguna Niguel Second will be
at2:30 p.m. Friday at25886 Dana Blulf
West, Capistrano Beach.
*** A MEETING lo kick off the
fall cam_eai&n period for the S11n
Clemente Area Republican Federated
Women's Club will be held at 9:45
a.m. Wednesday in the Ole Hanson
room of the San Clemente Community
Center. San Cl em ente Clly
Councilwom an Donna Wilkinson will
be the key speaker. The club bas
opened a Republican campaian head·
quarters at 131-C Ave., Del.Mar •
*** . A POLITICAL figure will address
the lrvine-€oast Republican Women's
Club at 11 a:-m. Sept. 15 in Corof1a del
Mar. The club has not specified who
the speaker will be, but said re-
servations may be made by phone at
552·7841 by Sept. 11. The meeting also
will include a · garden lunch and
fashion sb?w. • * ...
THE NEWPORT Harbor
Republican Assembly has announced
it will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m .
Sept. 19 at 2144 Vista Laredo in the
Bluffs.
·Slayer ~ets
Prison-Term.
A man who admitted inflicting
injuries that led to the death of
his wife and unborn child has been
sentenced to a state prison term o(
uptolSyears. · •
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Richard Beacom ordered
the commitment or Gerald Allen
Cody, 22, after Cod)'. pleaded gull·
t y to charges of involuntary
manslaughter.
The Westminster man was
booked on murder charges last
October after Sue Cody, 20, died
in a local hospital.
Cody protested when he filed
his plea or guilty that the sboot-
. ing that claimed his wife's lire
was accidental and he bad no in-
tention of harming her.
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.:ou ___ 11_N_1e ___________ a_r __ Ph_i1_1_n•_•_,1_an_d~i C<JltTtl')' 'IE:F,;::;;;;;~ Bicycle
r---~-Class Set Okays
2 R<Jads
Stonehlll Drive in the
Capi.atrano Beach area
will run straieM east to
Doheny Road, county
s upervisors h ave
aareed.
And Alipai Street will
be extended south to
Victoria Boulevard
parallel t o San Juan
Creek, they decided.
AtOCC
The basics or bicycle
touring as well as es·
sent1als of bicycle repair
will be discussed in a
four-part Orange Coast ·
..... -~. Collegt> fa ll lecture
series tlUt.'d '·FrecWheel
America."
The series runs on con·
seeutive Friday ni~hts,
beginning Sept. 17, from
7:30·9:30 in OCC's Fine
Arts Hall 119. Admission
is free.
SER I ES LEC· u rers ure Ti m
-and Glenda Wilhe lm
Lev1·s
W.Nlv•• well
32 feet long by 10 t .. t h'9h
full of stacks Md stacks
Md atKk~of ~vi cords Md jeana.
SU PEaVJ SOll S
followed the recom·
mendation of the county
Planning Commission in
adopting alignments for
the streets. The roads ... -._....;._...;.;:....;..,:_;:;.;;_;;;;;.;;;;;;.;;;. ______ .. are expected lo serve
"Looks like the conglomerate is about to gobble up new development.
who, with their • .t.wo
children, completed a
Pacific to AUantlc bike
tour. Their 9-year-old
daughter rode her bicy·
cle and their 2·year-0Ld
son was pulled behind
their bikes in a two·
wheeled trailer.
Free Bilt.e Bag with any bacl< to school purchase.
another possession." StonebHI will follow a
L. /ti. Boyd
Fragranees
Indescribable
Coiners of worck haven't done justice to
the sense of sm ell. You can say a gun barrel is-
chllly and sleek to the touch. Or the crown of a
maple tree in the faJI is rusty to the sight and
s ulphur yellow , too.
Qwnlne water mres allltle
like nails and pennies. A car
dealer's pennants in the
wind sound for the nonce
like big birds taklngotr. and
billiard balls snap not so
much unlike the cracking of
knuckles. But how do you
describe the odor or cut
grass? Or a wet dog? Or n
Chinese kitchen? The sense or smell is almost devoid of adjectives, except
for the one blunt word "acrid," which is found
in all spohomore themes wherein smoke is
mentioned. LOVEANDWAR .
Our Love and War man s ays No. 147 on
that list of sentences mostly likely to irritate
men when uttered by wo men is any that
begins: "li you want my candid opinion ... ·•
No. 147 among those sentences most apt to an.
ooy women when said by men is any which
starts: ··But I thought you said ... ''
Q. "How much do the bigger of those big
sea turtles weigh?"
A. The leatherbacks? About 1,000 pounds is
typical. · ·
Q. "What famous actoris nnmcd Eldred?"
A. That's Gregory Peck's first name.
The best of those sldeknifcrs can open a
raw oyster every four sccoods in three-minute
stints.
TJUNKING
Where do you do your deepest thinking?
That famous Frenchman Descartes wrote
that he m ade his g reatest discoveries after a
good night's sleep just before he got out of bed
in the morning. ·
IC there were such a thing as an average
bettor at a racetrack -which there isn't -
said bettor would win back S84 out of every
$100 put through the cage.
AddrtumaUtoL.M.Boyd,P.O.BozI~,Co1ta
Mna,CA~
~RMIGHI?
Learn What Makes
The Undora Method
So Effective
A complete program lo lns1ruct patients
how to lose weight easily. then how to
montdn thei 1eai weight.
Doily thefopy. with audio ood Slb-nmlnal
visual olds to promote motivation ond
encouragement.
H.CG. a fat mobillz.i'tg st.bsfooce. rnd<es
It easier for patients to lose weiglt wilhOUt
f otigue or excessive tu-tger.
llndoro's very speclal diet. designed for
rcp:t wettlt mad~ eathg hcds:
Behovk:>f modlflcoflon tectinlques to lean
weight control.·
Und0<a's eosy-to-fonow maintenance
program to prevent regaining.
The entire program Is under the strict
supervision ot medcal doctors. spedallsts
In ba1otric medidne.
Col lot Wormoflon
Monday """' Jridoy
9 A.M. TO 1 f!M.-2 P.M.. l O 6 '"'-
NEWPORT BEACH
640-6831
Fah:r't ltrd
COSTA MESA
557~893
Meso\lelde
J.'iolo~ bldg
Son Bemordino • E. long Beoch • MiU1on Hilb
HowthOm• • Orange • Newpott t.och
Gorct.n Gfove • long leoc:h • P090dena
Lo Habra • WOOdkmd Hills• SMfmon OOb
West COYino •~on• Rl¥enide •Santo Montco
Cosio Mesa • Pomona • Cemtos • Hollywood
1Li~~OK
\
They ar c writing a
straight p attern from
Del Obispo Street acro6S
the creek to Doheny
Road, and Allpaz will
follow the creek south
fropt Calle Jardin to
Victoria Boulevard.
FOUR ALTEllNA·
ti ves had be e n
studied f or th e
Slonehill alignment, in-
cluding one suggested by
Cata Y 011r Trash
~11v)'l1o1s1111 P"o'• book about their ad·
ventu r e an d have
publis hed articles in
magazines.
-5an Juan Capistrano city
officials, which coiled
for the road to curve
south through a mobile
home park, a report to
supervi~ors sa.id.
Brett Rudd. 14, got carried away in help-
ing his mom, Suzanne. kick off Newport
Beach 's Litter Awareness Week. The
dumpster Mrs. Rudd Is headed for is one
of five set up for residents to use during
the . clean-up campaig n . !\l rs. Rudd is
city's hitter Gom-mibtee-ehairman.
. ..
StcallilJI
Sep181•*•rl2.
Now Orange County Transit District is making
it even more convenient for you to ride t,he bus in
Orange County.
A large-scale Improvement program goes into effect
September 12. We've streamlined the entire system
and added more buses to almost every route.
What this means is that you'll be waiting less for your
bus. And getting there faster, too. On most routes, waiting
time will be cut in half, with 3Cr, 20-or even some
15-miQute periods between buses.
RIDE MORE. We hope that catching a bus more easily
will mean that you'll be riding the bus more often.
If you do, you'll find that It's not only faster to ride the
bus. It's also more economical. And more relaxing.
PARK·N·RIDE MORE. Our Park-N-Ride commuter
express system has been improved, too. We've added
THE OPEN I NG
lecture will cover bicycle
touring. The Wilhelms ------------------wi 11 disc u ss safely
techniques and list som(.'
of the better local day
and O\rernight trips for
cyclists .
Ev•rron• •hop• DtlM·A·LlllM.
-9aturd•J9, tn th•l tjj j ti U l {1i1
extra trips on busy lines at peak travel
hours. Th'ese freeway fliers make only a few
stops as they speed you to your destJnation.
It makes more sense than ever to Park-N-Ride to work.
MORE TO GOME. These improvements in service
are only part of OCTD's plans. We'll continue to do our
best to give Orange County the kind of transportation
system ttwanls and needs.
For details regarding our
service changes on routes that
serve you, call Orange County
Transit District's information
operators at 547-3311,
or d ial O and ask the
operator for toll-free
ZENITH 7-3311.
•
.. , ....
Isle Fire men
Get New Unit ·
P lJBJ,.lC N()Tl c.£
SUM
SUPI 111011coutn01' THE
nATE 0 11' CA(.l,OllNIAFOlll
THE COUNTY 011' OllA.NGI
... A ff/It
NOTI CI 01' HliAltl NG 01'
PITltlON 1'0111 PlllOl•fl OP WILL A H 0 F 0 It L ~ T T E It S
TUT•Mf liTAllV
( I•<• QI l l )• CUfll TIS THA\ t R
a.~ ....
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lhl' Jla't anti Nt•\\1)0rt Head11m.•rncn Jim L"J:o'a·un ...... ""1 ,...~·111 14 "'• rten .. ,i.,,.. •, "" •I\ lf't JVf t •lC.hH ~)t (.)ft .... , lltM 111 N'I )t,.lf .mdPh1ISan<l b11(•kt·uultln tlwh.t111ncr "'o "''"' "' 1oot1N «,., .. , o ....
St>l'm:. th<' 19!'>1 Che\) pump~·r h.1d its problem:. ~~ .. ,~,"·: lh• t•I¥ "' l>·•••·• .. ,. ..
cvt•n wht•n in \\ oak lnl! • °"' Ja""" 1: ,.,., condit ion WIL(.IAMll.S1JOHN. I
I .....
Commodities
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l \IO\ II \\loo. Ill II Ill\(, 'l 111 :o~
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WllEN ··oRCt'O t.u
ruUle 1ts \\a\ up lhl' htll
t o Pu c 1 l 1 l' C ou-.t
lh~h" a). "pt•opk hatl to
h u.. ""' l' ha 11 , c u 1 t1, r. JAMu ~"':."~~~1•• • IH·ult1l'' I f no n(' ti\'-1.,.1 w•hhtr••••d
\clops, Lht' old l>Umpcr Los•n41e1u . CA
1 b AUMM¥ tor tretUlentr
\\I 1 ('put up lor' :.ale ""'~" Jh'\I Or •nq. c .•. 1 0.11Jy Pllot
I I m u C-•t lt4W ,.. I
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\ i-IO\\ dim II t11 lcl U!> b) ..
:I :,todSandbal•k
• Still. the old engine
\\Jl> CJpable of putting
out a house fire sm&lc·
hundedly , provided 1t
wa~ 1t1l ottl:h04i~C , one
0.Hy P,i.4 MMI -•
l1rt:'m an said
NEW ENGINE, AND BALBOA FIREMEN ARE GLAD TO HAVE IT
Firemen Waited 2 Years to Get a Fire Engine That Can Beat Hills T H E R E.PL ACt:-
menl is a S35.000 while
--------------------------------mm1 purrpcr des igned
PUHL.I(' ~OTll'E
l'ICTITIOUS 8USlllU)
NAMI SUTf.Mll!~T
Thio fOI "'"' llq p.or '"°' ., f' do •nQ bU"lt
l'lirhd .;
O.c Vf.NOING ... i. ... ..,, w..v
Co,l•M.t • CA U•h
0..••0 (l\•t kt' l .. ~ .,..., T tfl"t'>'\ <--'"'~.,.,.CA.,.,;-,,
Chd'"lff J11 l..iiliO;J •M h •l1' w.,
" fl M \ot (A .. ,.,, I
ln' OUMtWU f\ <Of\dv<t• 0 bt .,, It\ o . ., OU.ti
°'""'"' J '-•"" Tn \ '1•1 .. •n.. "' wittt• lltt'd wtttl the '°'"'• , .... ol o .... ~ , • ..,,,y ""
""9-'•1 ..... ,.
Peninsula's '-Sntokies'
Sport Own C B '-E ars'
, .. ,,2
P.1~•,••d Or•"'>" t.O•'t ~,r, Pwtot.
""""' • /J JI .ino ~ 01~mb<'r I '' 19?•
)\00 I•
PUBLIC NOTICE
ror mnncuverabilily and
fast po14 e r act ion in the
conge> .. tl•d &">land C'Om·
munit~ Thl' \'ll!;ln'-' C'an
pump IUO gallons orwah.•r
•• m111uh: tor Lhn•e to four
ln lllllll'' and llS short 9'J· FICTITIOUsBUSINEU
h h lb NAME STATEM E NT llll' \\ l'l' a~c cn ahlL•s 1t r ... ,10110 .. +ny P•'"'" h o;i11>9 l>li'>'
to turn una d1mc... ""''"'
'f A P PO lO C HE M C LA'>S •
-PALO ALTO <AP) -Smokey has
ears on the San F rancisco Peninsula.
muC'h to t he d1sm a' of l:mbreakers
and the r elief or mc'rcharm. and a<'l'I
dent v1cttm11
ln San l\lalt'Q. officer Louis ()'Con
netlrecalled a more dl';.irn :it1c mc1
dent. when a young \\Om:.111· \\a!-
knocked from her b1c) de h~ ..a t':Jt'
tw <'ngine h as been on 1Nou~rR1E>•. 111 w ""'· u ... 1 c~. order for Lwo years \\Ith t:ihld M<·•d '"'""'"'"q1b11 0.,1. F'n1l110 B··~n 8,,ft, LeMonlr deln l'r~ h a m pered by Ro ~••n1on CJ111,rn• ,q11<1•
!>lrlkt'S and munufaClUI'· l~· l>U"~' '"torn.Su 1•<1 OY Jn In
tnj! d.._•ta) s J~w10.'-' o .. ,. P ~' ,,,.
, SI~\; CBer -.;rn Jwr j.!ll <]m\ 11 ;'I.ow l~<tl ll ·., IH:•i'~ ~ -.......w.a ..ui. u..
and called for ~trl\ -.mokt!\ \\'ht•n I old l'n )!t llt_. h a~ been ~:~::!17';;1: 01 0' ""W ''-uni., l,)f\
found out i l "a·-. in m.\ :.irl'i.I . 1 plat:£1d on rest•n e Slj t11:> F.oo:M
For fast relief from that
run down feeling ...
«111 u• 111>1. 1.ikll a flN l\arional
Au10 L<>,rn .• tad g<> dnedk to
vc.ur dl.'ctk>rl Thaf, all l~r" 1'
I• I II Upon ilppl'OVOI of cl '~
,,,'<111 apphc,uw•n. we'll ln;m
\OU up hi U uf th.i pu1
• ha''' price of any
I \'\~ ( 4tf \IOU
~hO<N· ln• IUd
11''.] tl<CC-...Ork•i1'1(,lll~~J"""!....,...v£.
Aud ti ... rv·s 11
l>.)nus. Sinc11 ..
M~mbe< 01 f 0 IC.
MAIN OFFICE:
Al 1lw 1'1.11 .. 111 downlo"'n O.ol\q\'
BRANCH Of'Fl t.S:
ANAHEIM '111~ t t>ll..i<' ,t, Hilt COSTA Ml.SA. M,.,,, V~rd• & Ad11m• • E1. 'MODE A
l I '""""' r-l>r·~" · IR\llNE· l l1,"""1_it1t t. M1o 1,..1,.,., llt · LAGUNA Hit.I S fl -•"
I' 11-'' .\ '"'I', , I•·""' .1v ·ORANGE· lu ·Im 11.o 1'1·1111" • bANTA ANA 11th /It I u•tu•
TU!> TIN 1-1.:J 1 lill .!< \\ >lnu1 · \/lUA PARK: """"••J" 1y IA.ullCl.i Smoke~. or ('Oll rs('. ts l hl· tt•rm
Citizens· Band r.u1w opt•rator-. use ror
la\\ enfortl•mt•nt utf1l'l'r' and t'ars
mc;:1ns u (' B r aliw. llw b1 i.:i.:t•!--l
electronit c·r a H' tn ''H'l'P lhl' n.11 ion
'olllC(' lt'lL•\'ISIOll
In • lh f-'uf> .h d O• 1n1• (o • t C).u .. h Jl,.ot resp<>ndcd and an ambul.IO('l' \\ J., d ti-t ast' t' m Int pumf)C r 1 ...,., , ,n,] o;.. i.• 1 •• ,, 1• • "'" •• patched riJ!ht a\\ J ) ... hl' said ,,-----------.i..;;:..::.___:....:..;:..:.:;......;.;....:.:..;__:...:.....::.;.;...;..• _________________________________ _;_
And a lth t1 u g h Pn.•\Ot s program
"Ol'R flR!'T \\ t :t:K in ol)l'r•1l111n,
one of our P'-'o pll• sJ>ollt'<l a gu) hot
v. mng a Si .000 l rue· I.. a l a car lol.
.,a,:. Palo .\ho l'uhn • OfCtC't•r 1>1t k
Black\H•ll. tw:id ot tht· t'om munit'
Radio \\' .itl'h '\\ l' d1-.patt hL'<I unit·,
and the 1-!U~ dadn l J!l't hall a block "
Rl ackv.l'll CH\\ 26 on the air
org.inal L'd lht• pt oi.:ram an 1973 anti
datm!> 1t 1i-nttl' of the two largcsl
opl•r allon:-Ill lhl' t•1111ntr :v Since at" as
Corml•d. hl' sa \ s. "We 'y<' made 80·
some arrc..,ts hast'd on CB chlls. ''
CR\\' IS \ C'OAU TlON of bus i-
nl'!>'l'S . :-ur h .1i-:.i mbulanct' firms, t \\O
truc·k dr1\'l•r-.. 1h•liH•rv service:. and
l'\ cn gwnl P :1l·11 t<' T<'icphonc. which
art' hnkl'd h) C fl rndio to lhl' polH'l'
departme nt If rrH•mbers Sl'<' a crinw
or acc1de111 m·1·u1. the> radw tt tn :rnu
the pohct.· la l-l' II \ l'I
O l l -
U.S. ARMY " COOKING SCH OOL •
\\as cance>led lt•m pornnh Aug 30 h)
h1i-<'ht<'f "until \\C can JUs l1f\ tt tn
''n un,:.. he t'XJX'('b to bl• bJ('I.. on
the air in a \\ eek o r so
·1 dd 1mteb th1nl.. 1t s \\Orth\\htl<' .
he s aid "WhL·n \t>U1 h:tH' th.it mam
contacts. all t ho::.l' l'\l''> a nrt ca1 s. ·,
don't see hO\\ tl can h~ .in)lhmi.: but
bener1c1al ..
SOM ~ I C'.\ LL lcttt'r:-co\ enog
alx1ul 1.MO \'l'hit'k ... h tl\ t• been 1s:.ucd.
Bla ck'' e ll said
"T hey 'v c r eported S t'\'(~n
burglaries. four rapo:., tut and r un
driver s a nd ci runk dri vers."
Blackwell said. ··1n one cus('. a guy
radioed an a fire and th<·n pulled the
people ins id<' to~afety."
.. As time ~oes on und morl' people
know "'e·re out there. it will bwld up
trust and" c ·n sec ('\'t'll mort> results ...
Prevot said
W o man C ite
Urn S l1ock
,\ woman who d :ums that he
opened a l>ox that :.upposulh
c on taine d h c•r cre mat ed
mother's ashl'i. and fOWld fral'
ments of bone. t<•eth. knucklL~
and fi nger b o n es s ued t he
Telophasc Soc1N' of Or ang<'
County for damage., to be de
tcrmined in court
Oiana.l.-Sam:irin.swtc."> an her
Supe'rior Court la wsui t that th<'
s hock gene rated b~ her allcAl'd
discovery on Sept. 5, 1975, com -
pelled her to eostPone the scat-
te ring or her mother 's a.'lhes.
She charges t ht• dcrendants
\\I th neglccl an cal1•nn~ to lht'
last v. 1sht•s of hl'r mother. Lou1 w
I lan-.l'n. a nd \\ 11 h mn1ct lllf 1111
ecess ary suffrnlll! on l h1· dcJd
\\Om un 's nL•>.t of l-.111
When she counts 0n a bro1a stayjng ahead with her
investments while she\ gett4tg ahead in her career,
· Satro comes through.
'I
f(1\ \to i.." I.Ill 1ap 1 l ' <(C"V1••~E\c a, •• "''""'' "II\:'
uuSUTRO&CO -: l •1 1
Coming through for people. For ll7 year.-:--
11111 l>t•vt 'ii '-o111h 1()11 \1 ''port Bi "·h ~;.?tif,O :\3 ~1;11 1
.,
~;;;;~i-t~vou're
invited to
o ur Fall '76
Butte Knits
Fashion
Show and
Compli-
m entary
Champagne
Breakfast.
Thursday,
Septembe r 9 , ,
9 :30 a.m.
'
..
• .
. Tueaday~a
· Afternoon. Prieea NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
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Tue.sd!!)'. Septombe1 7 1976 s OAIL Y PILOT J\ I I
Japan's 'Germali' Car
81 JOLTON MOSKOWITZ
One ot the betl examples ot bow mul tinuLionol bust·
neues operate can be round Lhese dayJ1 al 11on\e 730 S uick
dealers aroW\d the country.
Buick ls, or COW'H, a su~ldlnry or General Motor,(
<GM >, and the Buick
dealer or1anl1aUoo half
long distributed the
Opel. a OM vehlcl•
made oultlde the Unit·
eel States.
Money
Tree
The ()pet la still be-._._._. ___ _
inl sold through Buick
dealers. But It's not the Hme car -end not because lt.'s u
later model. It's not made In the same factory ns the old
Opet w11. Jn rect, lt. doesn't even como from the same
country.
Opel models previously were Imported by G M rrom its
bi.a W"t German subsidhary, Adam Opel AG . 'l'hey were,
at Umea, maJQr sellers hero. In 1969, for cxllrnple.
American buyers purchased 93.000 Opels to make the
German-built car the thlrd betl·solllng lmport after
Volkawa1in 1nd Toyota,
IN lt'74, OPEL WAS still selling 60.000 cars In the U .S.
market. But last year sales dropped lo 40,000. And this
year GM stopped importing the Opel from Germany.
The Opel now being sold by Buick comes from J apan.
where ll's made by lsUJu Molon , a company 34 percent
owned by General Motors.
Laat year's Opel was a 1.9·liter automobile with a fuel
l!Uectioa system. Thia year's Opel Is a l.8·li ter automobile
with a standard carburetor. This year 's Opel weighs 215
pound.a less than lastyear's()pel. The most crucial difference
-and tlUa explaina why GM changed Its source ror the Opel
-is price. c •
. ., SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICES for the Isuzu-made
Opela range between $3,280 and $3,600, about S300 less than
last ye.r's prices for the German· made Opel. tr GM had
continued to bring in the Opel from Germany. the price t?·
d8.)' would be much higher. That's due to the !\trengt.h or
the German mark. one of the strongest currencies in thC' worfcl. -
• When it takes mare dollars to buy m arks, which is pre·
dsely what haa been happening for u number ol years. the
prices or German·buill cars go uf,. That's why there Is no Jonaer a Mercedes.Benz with a pr ce tag under Sl0,000, and
that's why Volkswagen can no longer compete Jn the lower
end ot the market.
Believe It or net, some European car makers, rearful
oC losing their footholds in the U.S. market. have been sell-
ing their ca~ here at prices lower than the prices they list·
ed for in their home countries. The Treasury Department.
has just ordered five of these companies -Volkswagen.
Rmeult. Volvo, Saab and Ford of Germany -to raise
their prices here or cul lhem in their homelands.
TWO OF THESE companies -Volkswagen and Volvo
-are setting ready to assemble their can here.
Gef\eral Motors, on the other i\and, has taken Its
Ger maiii brand name and st.a mped It on cars turned out by
ils Japanese affiliate. That's a vivid demonstration of the
Power and flexibility of the multinational operator.
Chrysler knows how to play this checkerboard too. The
Colla now being sold al 1,830 Dodge dealers and the Arrows
now on sale at l ,100 Plymouth dealerships are both
Japanese-made vehicles. 1
WE WILL SEE MORE of this interchangeability in the
future. Cars may well lose their national characteris tics .
You may not even know where the¥ come from.
That will be the case with the Fiesta, a front-wheel
mlnlur that was introduced In Western Europe lhls sum·
mer by Ford Motor. 'The Fiesta will be assembled In three
countries -at Valencia, Spain; Saarlows, Germany: and
Hllewood. Britain. The engines will be made in Spain; the
enllne blocks will be made in England; the carburetors
wtfl come from Northern Ireland; the transmissions and
axles from Bordeaux; and the stampings rrom Germany.
Check .Brakes
For Safety's Sake
---BJ-C1plal News Service
One ot the fint things to think about In auto safety is
the efficiency of brakes. A simple check ot basics does not.
require a mechanic.
Flnt put your root on the pedal and push it as far down
as it will go. Ir Jl travels more than half way lo the floor 1l
is goiDJ too.tar. Take it in for ao adjustment immediately.
When you step on the brake it should feel like you are
hJtting som ething hard.
H It feels mushy or
J
s pongy , there is u
( 'N HIGH C~ ~ 0 strong chance you mny ~ hnve air hubbies In lh •
brukc lin es . They
should be bled by a n t>X•
pert. sun another crucial test is to ~tcp hard on the br3k\•
and keep the pressure on for 10 seconds. If you find lhnt
the pedal continues to 10 down ll may Indicate a defect In
the master cylinder. (Ir you have power brakes your motor should be running lor lh1s tesL)
IT 18 UNWISE to attempt to remedy ony or thcso pro-
blems by yourself. You would lllerolly be laking your lif<·
in your hands.A brakecxpertlsthconly way to 40.
* It can be pretty lrritoUnJ( to fix• nat lire nnd then rind
that the hubcap doe1m't want to 11t.ay put onymore. A wheel
without. o hubcap Is ungightly, Md lhcy arc expensive to
replace. Before losing Lho cap, check the tcclh around lls
IMideedge.
They are likely bent or deformed In Rome fashion.
With a palr or needlenosed pliers .. reset'' the teeth so they
ere all even. You'll know when you 've got It right by t.hc
way it clicks Into place on the wheel. ll docs take a lltUc
Ume and effort, but have you priced hubcaps lately?
• WbUe you are down lhtro wher:c the rubber meets tho
road, tbttk your wheel alignment. Improper rronl wheel
aUsnment me.ans rolling ~slstancc and that means extra
fuel couumption, more frequent tire r eplacement and
more 1pendin1-
tr you are scraping rubber it will show-up a-s tt rough •
realherlike edge on one side ot coch tire ridge. Run your
hand ll1htly across the face of the lire. II you feel sh•rp
edits goint one way, but not the other you have an ali11n-
ment problem. It Is not a do-il·)'oul'llelf project . In this case you spend money to save money •
Center Se lls Out
'Ibe ConatrucUon Center. an lrvlne industrial develop.
mtnl ror contractors and outdoor 1tora1e rlrma-, la IOld out.
accordinl to Craig LYoft, Jrvlne lnduatr11l Compleit aaJes
man1aer ror the project.
He said 24 rirma have opened ettrows on parcels rang·
.1Qa lA she ltom one to 2.2 ~n in the S0.1cre dev~lopmen~
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PRESIDENT: SHE BANKED ON IT
8) OOIUS I.EE t>l111.0.t11, 1'11.t\Wtt
When l>\.'opl1• walk up to Kay
Ortega's dt>11k in I.he lobby or
Ranco del Pueblo in Santa i\nu
and llbk lo see the president, sho
smile!' and then ustounds them
by saying,
'"I am the presjdenL"
Ms . Ortega. a dark·haircd .-\.
trtActlve woman. docsn t look hke
a bank president. But she not on·
ly holds thal title, she also holds
the distinction or being the first
womnn to attain i.uch a pos1llon
in California
She was nomcQ president last
December.
Hard work and perseverance
pluS' the support or other women
brought her to this hlgh level in
banking, the New Mexico nat1v\!
said.
'Women are
proving to be
superior talents
in many fields.
We have more· in
high positiorys
if} banking_ than
" ever before.'
"\\'hen I was In high school 25
years ago. l reuliwd there was
not muc h future for me unless l
went on to higher cducutJon, ''she
said. "So J went to Eastern New
l'tteltico University und majored
in bu.sin1.:ss adm 1na::.trat1on and
economics." ·
FlRST.108
She went into public account·
ing with her s1 ter and brolher
ft~th CPAs> after graduat.1ng,
and remained with them until
• 1968 when she applied for and re·
ceived a position :1s staff accoun·
Lant wHh P eat, Ma r wick,
Mitchell and Co. in 6everly Hills.
The rirm is the largest of
certified public accountants-in
the nation. she s aid. She rose to
tax department super,•isor dur·
ing her three-and a halJ years
there.
Joe 'Bucko ' Stafford wantecL
to be ·one of the guys' and
play baseball. Instead he
became a child star and among
his many p arts was playing
1n 'Peter Pan ' with Mary Martin .
Today he is a proprietor
of a women 's dress shop.
''Then through a client , l
learned Pan·American National
Bank in East Los Angeles needed
someone b11tn gual and I went
there as vice pre lden\ and
c ushier."
While there she met Roman ..
Acosta Banuelos, a director,
"She a nd her husband had ac-
quired control of Banco del
Pueblo hast August and needed a
presid ent. T he y felt I was
qualified a nd s ubmitted my
name,'· she said .
MOVED H E RE
Ms . Ortega m ade the move
early in J a unary oC this year.
Tfle bank, located al ~corner
of Fourth and Sycamore streets,
was found~ in 1971 by a group of
Mexican-American businessmen
to serve the Mexican-American
community in Orange County,
she said.
It's a commercial bank re.
gulated by the California State
Banking De partment.
-As-presid~tc. Ms. Orte~a is
r espons ib le lor the entire
operation. She answers to the
board o r .directors whic h
establishes policy Csucb as loans
and investments> and she sees to
it lhat it's carried out.
"On a daily basis, I make sure
t h e security equipment is
functioning properly, keep in
touch with branch ban.ks, write
weekly. quarterly and monthly
reports und m eet with customers
who m1gb.t nave questioos_~boul
banking.··
That's why her desk ls in the
lobby .. right up front," she said.
MEN, TOO
She also has men working un·
der her-a loan officer, the in·
ternal auditor-but gets along
well with them . "We have no con·
mets ... she emphasized.
She met with only a few rebuffs
from men along the way to her
presen~ position, she said.
"I remember when I was with
Pan·Am, l went to lunch at the
Los Angeles Athletic Club with
three men from the firm. They
turned us away from lhc main
dining room because women
weren't allowed at that time. We
had to eat in another oart of the
club." "'
She was philosophieol about it,
she said. "Jt didn't bother me,
but my companions were e mbar·
rassed for m e."
CHANGES MADE
Things bavct changc.'Cf at the
club since then, she added. just
'13 d u1nces hllve CM:curred all over.
"At \he time I was promoted to
management level at the CPA
firm, I was the only woman step-
ping up."
She bega n advancing when
young m en were still considered
the best prospects for promoUons
within the firms.
"There were only two women
officers at Pan·Am when I ar-
rived," &he added, "but when J
left, seven corporate titles were
held by women."
Prior to that. she said
positions of Joan oCficers, branch
managers a nd operations of-
ficers were typically held by
men. And they still are; to some
extent.
OIANGJNGSCENE,,,_
"It takes time to e ffect
changes. jus t as it does
anywhere. And banks are old.
established institutions. Men
have always held the t op
positions in them. But changes are coming."
Women have made signi£icant
progress, s h e reite r a tes.
"Pressure groups, class.actions.
all of these movements are
helpinc to bring women to the
status they deserve.
"Women are proving lo be
s uperior talents in many fields,'·
she went on. "We have more in
high positions in banking than
ever before. Since l came to
Banco del Pueblo, other \\Om<'n
have becom e presidents of
banks, some in Californlu. und
others in Tf'xus. the l\lid·Wc:,l
ond New York."
Banco del Pueblo's unique of.
ficer Is married to Jucqucs Zf'll.
a re tired women's c•lothiua
manufacturer. They met in Lo~
Angeles "when we both lln>d In
the same upurtment complex."
They have no children and hvc in
Santa Ana .
UKESTRA\1£L
Iler hobby Is t raveling. she
sa.id, a bug whi<.>h bat her when
she was la ving In New Mex1t'o.
She went to Europe twice then.
"just ror fun," and while sh<' w<is
t,here she toured some.factorie-
in Russia.
"I didn't visit uny banks.'' she
said. "They 're not as visible und
nume rous as they are her e.
Americans had to change their
money in hotels."
Ms . Ortega comes from a fami· ly or successful women. she said.
Her sister organized a savings
and loan association three years
ago and serves us its bourd
chau·pt'rson.
"Women ha\•c nlw o y s
cnt'()urugcd me ," she suld.
Iler present J.tOn ls, :>hl' soitl Dr~·
t o continul' with Runco dcl
Pueblo ond "Ji row with it.., Sh l'
also hope11 to contimu.' worklnR
with women· 1111d help lhcm J:Cl
a head "with the snm c op~
JlOrtUJl ities men huvc."
OPPORT NITIES TUER•:
Fo1· women who are intl·restcd
in bankini;. she rccomml'nds the
American Institute of OunkinJ.t.
"They offer l'ourscs in all phrules
through commercial colleges."
Any woman can reach rush
gouts. she said .
·:\'Qu simply put your heart in
your work an<! show the desire to
a d v a n c e . T h c 1· t• u r c f t• w
suJ>(>rv1sors "ho won't rc.'cogni:ie
your endeavors.··
But 1f your ambition is lo be a
bank president. shl' said. don't
expect to keep bunkl'rs ·hours.
Kay Ortega 1s at her desk
berorc.> 8 t.>very morning and rare·
ly leaves ~efore 6 or 6:30 at night.
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
Tuesday, September 7. 1976 "ea
Child-Star Has New -Designs . ..
ByJOOLSON
OltMO.tllyl"llM-1
Movie parts. commercials. a
role with Mary Martin In "Peter
Pan ... Most young childre n
would be in their element If they
lhe_y had aJI these. ·
Not young Bucko Stafford.
however. "All I wanted to do was
play baseba11 a nd be 'one ot the
guys .... Stafford said in a recent
iiiterview when he talked about
his past as a child movie star.
Starrord, now a Newport Beach
resident and proprietor of a
woman's clothina shop in Corona
del Mar. said being a star al the
age of 10 had its disadvantages
but he looks back at his car eer
with some fondness today. ·
It all started when his parents
entered his picture at the age of 6,
ln a "Cutest Child" contest which
was judged by Ed Sullivan, Mary
Martin and Lucille Ball.
When the young Stafford won
the $500 prize. it carried with it an
opportunity to do a bit part in a
movie. His parents decided he
had a future in films and moved
the family from Camden, N.J . to
California.
Between the ages of 6 and 10 he
appeared as one of the DarUng
children in "Peter Pan·• during
its long runs in Los Angeles, New
York and San Francisco.·. ap·
peared on the Mickey Mouse
Club and had ;>arts in several
m ovies , including "Les Mis-
erables," "The Long, Long
Trail" and "The Robe."
JACK ~ENNY SHOW
He also did commercials and
appeared on the Jack Benny and
Dennis Day shows. "I haled it all
the time," Stafford saM with a
grin.
··1 ·m basically an introvert,"
be eiw.lained. "J was so scared or
speakfng1n-rront of people that I
dropped speech class in college
several times."
Stafford said he doesn't like to
see himself in re-runs of any of
hi,1 (ihn.1.oocause he still remem-
bers how scared he was in front
of the camera.
Most recently t he movie
"Parenl Trap,'' which he-
made with H ayley Mills, was
shown on TV and he decided Lo
brave it and watch it with his
family.
"Seeing il I "ol lhal nervous
feeling, tho11gh~t d1d embnrross
me to see m yself. Bui m y.
c:llldren thou~hl it w1111 neat."
Jle said Miss Mills' udvice to
him on the set hnd Ileen. "Just
pretend you're talking to me."
The screening brought him 11
residual check ror $128. howevt'r,
whlch m ade the uncomfortable
feelings more bearable.
Sta Uord. whose real name is
Joe, got his nickname from mcm·
hers of tlll! Buccunceri., th<'
football team his futhcr Honald
played with.
lle was calfcd the "movir
~lU; .. by his playmates in lhe San
Fernando Valley, which also
embarrassed him. But, ironical· '
ly, a Jot or those guys are now in
the motion picture business." J
Stafford said.
GOOD FRIENDS
Aside from the good salary he
~amed as an actor, Stafford said
the biggest benefit from his early
career was ~etting to meet a lot
or inlerestin& people.
He recnlled Miss Martin as a
very pleasant per . .,on. "us nice
and swecl as they write her to
be." Other film personalilies.
such as Michael Douglas Jr., pro-
ducer of "One Flew Over the 1 Cuckoo's Nest." still a re friends
and often call him when they arc
in Newport.
After leaving Hollywood Staf·
ford worked for several depart-
m e n t sto r e s , was u
representative for a sportsweat
firm and finally, last March,
opened his own shop.
He sees the clothing business
a lmost as a continuation or his
film career. He creates a "set"
in the store and is the principal
actor in the drama of hclP.lng
women fmd the proper ' cos·
l'Umes" for themselves.
S t a ffo rd pre fers women's
clothing business over men's
because "women do the shop-
pinJ!" and fem in inc fas~i9ns
change more rapidly lhan those
men wear. .. l've a lways been interested in
fashion," he sa id.
Owning a houliquc doesn't brin~ as much fumf' us bcln~ the
c>nc who talked about "thul
J!reasy kad stuff." curs and candy
bars on television, but Startor<l
says he is happy without the
limelight.
Though tht• old days arc
nostalgic. he i>ay!\ hi' wouldn't gel
as deeply involved If hi' had It tn
do over. "I mi~ht <lo the com·
mcrclal!I but skip the movies, ...
he said.
"It's a different kind or 11(1'.
People look a t you dlffcrenlly.
Bul now that I look back I have lo
udm1Llt was kind of neat.''
Positive: lrnprove Self-image
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.
fAP> -Parents who constantly
criticize the thrngs their chtldnm
do w rong, while ignoring the
tblngs they do right. can cause
problems in sotia l adjustment,
warns a Pura ue University pro-
1tssor.
Prof. Donald Felker, head of
the De partm e nt of C hild
Oeve lopm e nt and Family
~udies within Purdue's School of
tlome Economics, belic~es that
sbch behavior can adversely af·
ftd a child's selr·image.
"Kids start thlnking negative
tblnt• about themselves if this Is
all they get from parents," he
.•ams. ·
Studies have shown that a poor
self-con cept can l ead to
academic trouble, social malad·
justment and a generaJly unhap-
py child.
In his book. "Building Positive
Self-Concept," Felker offers a
variety or ways ln which parents
can avoid that trap and teach
lheir children lo "like
themselves.'·
"People often hesitate to ex·
press positive t hings about
themselves -if you're positive
about yourself. it's often mis·
construed as 'prideful'," Felker
says. ms advice j S for parents
not to be afraid to pr'alse
tbemselves in front or their
children and to encourage their
chlldren to do the same thing.
Felker point~ out that studies
seem to indicate that children do
not know how to evaluate
themselves; they often judge'
themselves m ore harshly than an
adull would. Parents should
teach their children the art or
self•c:ritlcism.
Aft<>lher suggestion i.s to set re-
alistic goals for children rather
than try to force or coer~ them
into doing something beyond
their means.
As an example he uses the
r1mlll1r parental warning, "J.
don't want you evtt t o do
anything like thal again." A
more reallstic solution. Felker
says. would be lo point to the
particular "thing" that should
not be repealed -to be more
spedric. Another common error
that can reinforce a negative
self-image, the father of five
says, ls to compare children with
thelr brothers and slaters.
"Evaluate them indlviduaJly,''
be advises, while _noting that
some of the harshest critics are
siblings who o(len expect 6·year·
oldstobehaveHkell-year-olds.
Felker lists severaJ signs or
poor aelf-concep\ in a child, the
first of which is the klnd of lhlng
1 chllc1 says about himself. Doell
he seem to like himself, or does
he apply words like "dummy"?
ls the c hild enth~lastic about
new, different situations. or docs
he hesitate? Children with a poor
self-image lend lo be (earful or
new situations a nd experiences.
Finally, how does the child
evaluate himselr? If he is
h.ypeTcriUcal, Felker poinl!I out.
this can Jead lo a negative self·
ima1e, uuaing the cflild to down· gr• his accomplisltneots.
Children wbo lack positive self·
concepts, Felker believes. oncn
become pessimistic adults .
"They become generally
ne1at1ve -toward themselves
and otbe". They're fearful and
anticipate the worsl -interpret· -mt things generally in a negative
way."
'Parents, who
constantly -
criticize and
ignore the
positive, can
adversely
a'ffect a child's
self-image.'
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• DAIL v Pu.or TuttSda· September 7 1976
• DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please tell me ho" CRACKING UP I N DELAWARE
(Ann Landers ~. Hostilities Need VentUating
C wUe who has so much to be lhank(ul (or can
bitlfve like s uch a rotten, 't'Orthle i. 1>hrc"' I am
referring to mysetr. · :1 love my husband very much. Ile 1 a kind
ar'J9. gentle man with !>O mansi quuhties. My
Pf4d)lem began last Mijy when I went lo the
hoepltal lo have our first <'hlld. I was 34 years old
afW1 we had tried for five years to ha\'e a family
Our joy was ind<>scribablc. ·.
When I awakened from surgery they told me
our baby was born dead. I cried for hours. When
my husband came lo see me I couldn't look al film. I was so filled with anger und hale I on.lc?red
him to leave
Time haii not helped. I still have these feel-
inJts of hostility toward my husband although I
, know he is not to blame. Sex is OUt O( the question
. because oC my anger. I realm~ I'm being unfair
to h;m but I can't control my feelings. l 1tm una-
bte to dl$cuss this problem with •anyone because
t:rn a very private person I realize I'm destroy-
ing my marriage and it 'i; the only thing I have lo
hve for. Please give me i,ome adVlce. -
DEAR FRIEND: You art-a 1kk woman who
sbouJ41 be vr•tllall•I her anger with a th.-raplst.
I arge you to ask )'OW' obs~tritlan to su11est
a ptytlll•trt1t wllo 'PfflalJM's la problem such
u yoars. Pleue doe't ~ a.notber mlautt>. \·ou
should bave 10.e .. to treatment last May.
DEAR ANN: 1'hts 1s 1n reply to \he letter
from "Concerned" who wos worried thul sht.>
m ight gel Negro blood when s he had a
transfusion in the hos~itul For t't'O years 1 was
seriously ill with a hver condition. I was in anc.I
out or the hos pital SC\'eral limes. The last time I
went Into a <'Oma. Even my wonderful doctor had
doubts that I would make It.
Thanks to his skill and c.lct~rmlnation. plus a
lot of help from God and BLOOU DONORS, l re-
covered and am now In excellent health.
During tho e two long years I received 54
pints or blood from unknown donors. If I could
meet them. I would kiss each and every one. 1
couldn't care less about their color. sex, religion
onmythlng else. -G RA TE;FlJL I OHIO
DEAR GRATE: Doi.ens or peoople w rote 10
Ul)ress the same sentlments. but you said ll
best.
And now -how many or you readers out
Uttre have donated• plat ol blood lately! It's a
pttdous glf& -and only \'OU can give U.
Contact any bospllal and make an pppoln&ment
-today.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a secretary for
a repplr shop. The men who ure l'mployed here
do mostly residential work.
Recently several customers huve culled and
compluincd that after the work wu~ completed.
soml' .items were mi~sln~ from their homes.
Four men whom I hold in high n·.:urd have con·
fided that llw bo:;s 's i.on is the one w1lh the stickv fingers. ·
The question: Who should tell the boss? Me?
The foreman? Everybody·! we ·n· all afraid of
"hat JTlight happen. But we can't let this con·
tinue.l!elp! -STEALORSQUEAL
DE AR S OR S: VO s bouJd tell the kid wnh
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.Ji.o,..st.ccJ a busi ·
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tp_'1'ick-off a fund-
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ntr"'thc ~lultipl e
Sde.ros is Societ~·.
CtTai'rm an o f the
benefit is R i('hard
I lausman. "ho is re·
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t icket!'. for the Oct. 10 cn·n t in R ogcr ·s
Gardens.
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Never Too Leite
By f:R~IA BO~IBEOC This column is for \'OU. Anne M or r ow f'o~ year s. y ou've MargarelMitchellwon 'Lindbergh followed in
watched everyone else her first Pulitzer Pnzc the s h a d ow or h er
doit. for "Gone With the husband until she began
The children who sat' Wind" in 1937. She was 37 to question the meanin~
on .Hae curb eating their vearsold atthe tJmc. of exis tence for 1n IW'll'~s waiting for th{' · Sen Margaret Chase d1vidual women. She
bus. Smith wa~le<'tcd to the published her thoughts in
The hus band you put Senute for the first lime "Gifts From the Sea" in
Hirough school who in 1948 at the age of 49. 1955 in her49th year.
drank coffee sta nding up Ruth (;ordon picked up Shirley Temple Black
and who slept with his her first Oscar in 1968 for was named Ambassador
hand on the alarm. "Rosemary's Baby." to Ghana at the ageof 47.
1 And you envied them She was 72 years old. Golda Meir in l~ was
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and said, "Maybe next Billie Jean King took elected prime m1rusler
year I 'll go back to t he battle of women's of Israel. She hnd just
I school." And the years worth to a tennis court In passed her 7lsl birthday.
went by a nd this morn· Houston's astrodome to Thlssummcr. Anrbaru
ing you looked into the outplay Bobb y Riggs. Jordan was gi vt'n official I m irror a nd said , "You She was 31 years of age. duties as a speaker at the
' blew it. You're too old to Grandma Moses began Democratic N utional
pick It up and sta rt a new a painting career al the Convention. She 1s 36
• career." age of 76. years old.
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Be Creative
WE DNE DAY.SEPTEMBE RS
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (March 21-April 19): You ftnd what
has been missing, misplaced, hidden. You are
better able to communicate with one who h as
been distant.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Lunar position,
aspects indicate fulfillment of wishes, romance,
friendship -and ability to straighten out. ,budget
problem. Love, luxury and art could be in
picture.
GEMINI <May 2l·Junc 20>: Full Moon
position highlights your as pirations, ambitions .•
wilttngn-e~s to work towards goal. You learn
-what is legally via bit\ what 1s full of holes.
CANCER (June 21-July 221. Look beyond
current eKpectations. Begin bringing priorities
into focus. Accept responsibilit). Deal with
power , authority.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Be ,·igorous in de·
fense of principles. Creativity, intens iried re·
latiooships come to forefront. Your instincts,
beliefs, intuitions, hunches mea n more now than
in recent past.
VIRGO <Aug. 2J.Sep\. 22): New approaches
should be advocated. If you insist on batUing
changes. including legal updates, you·11 pay a
price. Know it and act a~cordingly.
LIBRA <Sept. 23·0Ct. 221 : Ideas blend into
vision -you "see .. und perceive your con·
cepts are now a combination o( the practical and
poetic.
SCORPIO (0<'t. 23·Nov. 21l: Full Moon
hif:hlights part of chart dealing with children, uf.
fairs of heart , basic emotions. changes, variety,
personal m agnetism, responses to opposite sex.
SAGITTARIUS (NO\'. 22-Dec. 21 ): Accent on
practical issues, cosL'I, \'alucs. stru<'ture of pr o·
perty -a nd what makes it stand. Older person
cares and will support you.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You gain
enlightenment If receptive. You a re due to lose
money and lime if you stubbornly insist on
following course that is destructive.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 2().Fcb.18): Cash now im -
proves -what had been a logjam is removed.
Full Moon spotlights area or chart related to
personal possessions. valuable money.
Pl CES <Feb. 19-March 20): l''ull Moon in
your zodiacal sign coincides with emphasis on
appearance. personality. fulfillment of desire.
If Septe mber 8th Is \'our Blrlhday you are
vigorous, a natural executive, an organizer, in-
tense, analytical and passionate.
the conditions under .--------------------i
which they achieved is
different than yours.
Or you can be like a
woman I knew who sat al
her kitchen window year '
after year and watched
everyone else do 1t and
then said to herself. "It's
my turn."
I was 37 years old al
the time.
flow to be nice to your chlhlrc'n nnd your
bud1tet. Flt t hem In these tire-.it lookl4. RuAAed
leu theri.. touah, fl exible soles .•. the 11u11ll ty
you would expect from Duster Drown.
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Buster
Brown,
the tick)' lln1tt>r~. LA-t him know If any more
complaints com e In lhal hJs dad ml&it IM> notlflcd.
E\'f'n if dnnloni: 1s the "in" thing Ill ) our
<'rowd. It needn't cnmd )·ou out. l~nrn the fuel-:.
rrom Ann Lnnden>s booklet. "Booxc and You
For Tcenagcrs Only "Send 50 rt•nts In coin untJ u
long. sclf-uddrt'SSl'<I. i.tumped cnn•lop<• to Ann
Landers. P.O. Box 1•100. Eli:ln. Ill. 60120.
'1k c.e about your education._
'1k care about your futtn ...
Most important, we care about you.
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MARY ELLSWORTH
Tali1 Abollt Hw Fcnorite W»ject
••My manufaclur1•r "
back from \'Utallon
Summer is almost O\'t•r
and the new ntll elotht-s are on the racks.
So ladies. put a"a~ the bikinis 1rnd puka
bead:. .ind let's l(<'l
down to some M'r1ou.'
thanking aout a gn•at
01..'W piece or jewelry tor
you.
Whether its with your
diamonds or mine. I
have a couple of idens
for a new look in
pcndanlS that will look s mas hing on your
neckwire or chain.
ll"s a ~o·anywhere
pcndanl and a musl for
the up·eoming seasonal
"doin~s."
Ha\'e you noticed how
much more we arc
dressing "up" these
day s? The mor «i?
feminine look calls for
fine jewelry ant1
. remember you ••r<' worth il.
We would love lo help
you plan some new
basic looki1 now.
· Annelle, my lovely
daughter-in ·law and
associate, has some new and inovative ideas
tor )Oll \11111\lll'r i.:ah.
f:\l'll 11 ~OU hll\'C
many fa\'orall• 1h111i:~ or
,,om1· 1nhl•rtlt'rl older
JIH'l'\''" i\nnetl<' cun ht•lp ~011 put y1lur own
~llt'l'IU I hl'>k lOJ!l'ther to
J!l'l the• m11"t out ut your lh•u,un•:-
lt "'1111 n•ry \'Xt•i11n~ tor m1· 10 h<'nr my
cu.,lomers look Into our
cuscs und rl'm<1rk lhut
we have 11 Jewelry look
all our own.
I l ovl' lo hear i>omeonc say, "I knew if
anyone would have the
unusual . It would be you. Mory " Thirt«i?en
yl'ars lull'r this 1s very
gratlfyin~.
Sn remember, we are on lht• ground<1 ut the
IX-I Webb's Ncwportcr
Inn.
Parking is good, the
almosphere is exciting.
C.Ome by M><m. llu\'e some lunch In
lh<' Marine dining room
lhen walk down and
pack out ~our dessert al
Mary Ellsworth Fine Jewelry Shop.··
Later •• Or
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Los Angeles . The Pavilion. The Balboa
Ferry. Sandy beaches .
But what about those miles of
prime income properties that line the
seashore? And the lov ely reside ntia l
area of Pen insula Point ?
Newport Equity Funds arra nges
equity tru st deed loans on Peninsula
properties - and on homes all along
the Orange Coast.
If you need capital - and you 're
a property owner -call the Loan
Department at Newport Equity Funds
for Information on an equity tru st
deecf loan, The number Is 644-8824.
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he's simply enrhnlled'" ; •
f ,.> Race Winnings May Save LUe
'RUIDOSO DOWNS. N.M IM '>
• A retJred schoolteacher ~ho e
.horse wo"h S330.000 Monday :,ays
he Plans to us e the money to go to
Jlouston for possible heart ur·
gery
J D, Kitchens und h11, "1fe ~~.own Real Wind, the two
.Id Wlv lhut \\OD the
•S rlcht'. l horse race. thtt Sl
All Amcncan Futur rt '
JUtj!hcns hll!I had four heart nl· lacfoi tn th(• I :tSl ('I Ahl ye.1r:,, tn
duding ont-lhi'I pu!>t s ummer.
WOODY HAYES
No Fight
·For Woodv ..
11Iis Ti1ne
COLUMBUS, Ohio t1\Pl
Woody Hayes has made on{' thing
clear. He w ill not become
embroiled in a pubbc war of
"ords with Mich titan State in the
d ays b e fore the explos ive
football homt.> opt'ner Saturday
with the Spartans.
~ ··Anything you say before the
' first ~amc can be dctnmental, ··
Hayes told r eporters Monday
during his Ctrst ne"'s conference
of the 1976 season.
Hayes has admitted he was one
of those who turned ln Michigan
~t.nte 'that led to the Spartans'
NCAA probation. The Michigan
St,tt -pape , n
turn. in a series o( artJclcs has accus~d Hayes of cheating on
recruilLnf.t.
··u-!I a game or considerable
pressure," Hayes said of the Big
'Ten opener that will draw more
lhan 87 .000 into Ohio Stadium.·
the fourlh·ranked Buckeyes' 4Sth'
:.traii.:ht home sellout.
5o what 1s lla}{'S' gut feeling
;1b6ut lh<' l\11 c h1~an Stale
t·tia~ges.,
·~\'hen they nccuse me or
~on'lelh1 n~ 1 didn't do and two
P<.'Ople know the ans\\er, the ac-
cuser anct Woody llnyes. l 'm not
)(01~ to bo thN. I know lhe
<mS\\Ur •·tr I hnve to ~o around and de·'
f1:nd ~·,·f'rythtn): s md about m<'.
I 'd hever get anythlni.: done. IL
wovld JUSl throw mt• off my
cob,ching duties and they are 18
•utcjl,9hours n day.
"I don't have time for junk like
tML.1'
Severnt Mi c h igan Stille
players. s u11pl•nded from al least
one game this s eMon by the
NCAA as oarl of the• rccruitmii
infr.actions, have gone 10 rourl Ill
a bid to play al Ohio State
Hayes does not wnnt to com·
meht on the possibility they will
suit up against the Buckeyes.
•·1 ·m not going to answer
that./' Hayes said when asked his
reiit.'tion lo the possibility. "I
don't want to be prejudicial to the
court case."
A M1 ch1J{an court decision is ~xpect~d Wednesday on whether
the suspended !;partans w111 oe
permitted to plav in the opener.
Ha~es \'Olunturi ly touch<'d on
a l'epOrt m Oett'mber that had
the Ohio State coach droppmg
SJGO ·in a collection plate of a
Dallas minister. the father of
Rod 'Gerald, now the Buckeyes'
s~rting quarterback.·
Hayes was asked the reactions
of bis players to the series of
.Michigan Stale newspaper's
char;,es.
He. grinned and said, "We'll
have to wait and see, ""'On'l we ?" ,,: \ =·=·~ .... . ..
The 58-year-old Fort Sumner
man taught in New Medco tor
i;ome 28 years before being
forced to retire because or his
health.
Ile said he had een doctors in
Lubbock. Tex., but the said they
wouldn't operate
So Kitchen said he now plans
to usc his earnings.al the Rwdoso
Downs track to travel lo Houston
ond pav for surgery there 1f those
doct.ors would perform the opera·
t1on
Kltcbens adautted thlll the pre
ssure and ten ion in horse racing
is not good for his health. But he
said as lqn1 as be had ·•a mare
like lhls I'm not about to get
out.··
Real Wand went against trad1
lion by becoming I.he first Ne"
Mexico bred horse lo win tbe All
American by beating Lord
Wins a lot lQ the wire.
Kitchens, who didn't comt: lo
Ruidoso Downs untll Monday
because of his health, s aid hew.is
'ery conlidl'nt before the race
that his mare would win
A light rainfall fell in the early
part of Monday·s program. The
track was still rated as Casl
"l was pleased \\1th the No.
to.·· be said of hts horse·s start
10~ position "When 1t rains here
n gets s loppy on the Inside,··
The two.year filly broke to th<'
front about midway through lht•
.. Ho.yard das h and llPrinted to th<'
w1re in 21.70 seconds In to win by
11 t·lengths .
Sour Grapes
Tall, Fluid Russian By Tanana
Aims for Top Spot
FOREST HILLS. N.Y. (AP> -
The Russians have come up with
a secret weapon designed to dull
the lustre or one ol America's
premier sports idols.
Th e w c a po n ~s n a m e is
Natasha Chmyreva. She is 5-
foot-11. She can cover a tennis
court with the grace of a gazeUe.
She serves and volleys with lhe
pace of a man.
Her goal. and lhal of the sporta-
minded Soviets: Natasha to sue-
ceed Chris Evert as the best
woman tennis player in the
world.
"Sbe'.s very good," says Chris,
who could face Natasha in the
quarter·finals in her bid for a
second straight U.S. Open
Championship.
··s he could become one or the
best in the world."
Natasha is not exactly im·
modest. But when as ked point
blank whether she fell she was
ready to c rash the pinnacle of
women's tennis. the Russian girl
replies: "Sometimes I feel I am
close to it."
Natasha is only 18, world
traveler since 15, bred for sports
stardom. Rer father is a physical
education professor. Her mother
is a teaching tennis professional.
Like any other young girl. sbc
keeps a diary and writes in it
every night. "I have written a lot
about Chris.'· she said. "I wrote
that s he is very feminine, also
she is very emotional. She shows
her emotion by winning."
Natasha said. if she plays
Chris . she will try to beat her "by
doing the things she doesn't
like."
"I kn11\\ what those things are:·
she added, "but I am not going to
tell vou."
Natasha lives m Moscow and
alrc:.•Jdy has passed examinations
to e nter the Univers ity o f
l\loscow. She plans lo maJor in
JOurnahsm.
"I don't think I want to be like
American reporters." sbe said.
"With one of them . it is all ngbl.
But in a group each one Is trying
to get something different -pry
open a hidden door in your life."
NATASHA CHMYREVA
Olympic Duo
To Be Feted
A banquet honoring Billie
Moore and Nancy Dunkle. mem-
bers of the nited Stales
O l y mpic s liver medalis t
women's basketball team. will be
held Wednesday, al 6 p.m. in the
Cal S tale (Fullerton) new
·University Center.
Moore, CSUF and US Olympic
head coach, and Dunkle, the
Titans ' two.ti"me J\ll-Amcrica
and the starting center on the
U.S. team, will be roasted by un·
i vcrs ity of(icials and former
teammates.
Carol Spanks, women·s pro·
fesslonal softball, Moore's a ssis·
tant Colleen Matsuhara, and
former Titans Debbie Ricketts
and Donna Connally are also on
U)e program.
·-'A film s uppli ed by ABC
Television, showing highlights of
women 's basketball at the
Montreal Olympics, will be pre·
sent ed.
Cost of the dmner·roast is S4
per person. Further information
may be obtained by phoning
870-2112.
Marchibtoda Back
Dis ute With Owner Ends
S K OP IE , Ill . <AP )
Baltimore Colts owner Rober\
lrsay said today he and coach
Ted Marchibroda. who resigned.
have patched up theirdl(ferences
in a six·hour meeting and the
coac h has r eturned to the
National Footba:li teague team.
"It was a mutual agreement
and 11. wasn't easy,'' said lrsay.
.. , gave m y word there would be
no interference from manage-
ment and Ted can hire and Ore
players and coaches. He Is back
wtth the tC'am today and every.
thing is ironed out "
l rsay accepted Marchibroda's
resignation Sunday in MUwauxee
in a dispute over how to run the
dub. Marcbibroda had been
named the N Fl.'s Coach of the
Year in 1975 after the Colts won
their last nine games.
The Colts won their first two
•exhibitions this season but lost
the last four.
lrsay atormed into the locker
room when the Colts tosl their
fourth straight and in a tirade
lasting 40 minutes said some
• changes were In order.
• "I told the team we weren't hit·
lin1. we weren't blocking and we
weren't running. t said we·d
make some changes," Jrsay said
at the time.
Baltimore writers reported
that lrny told the players: "If
any or you don't want to play on
this team. just call me tomorrow
and I'll put you on wuvera for
$1."
At the time M archibroda said·
"l c1n't. continue under these
circums tances . I can't havE'
locker room scenes like this
every week."
FAIL TO SURVIVE-Two rookie hopefuls and two NFL
veterans were cut by National Football League teams.
Gary Valbuena (left) was dropped by Tampa Bay. He is
a former Fountain Valley High and Oran&e Coast
College slar. In the next photo ts Benny Ricardo, re·
leased by Detrolt. He ia a former Costa Mesa Hi&h and
..
After Loss
The Oakland A's established
an American League record
Monday but Frank Tanana
wasn'L the s lightest bit 1m ·
pressed.
The larcenous A's stole seven
bases during their 11-inning 2· 1
victory over the California
Angels to run their season total to
297.
No American Lecague club has
ever stolen that many. The pre--
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But Tanana did not applaud
their efforts.
"As.Lat as l '.m concernM their
running game was zero,'' be said
emphatically. "It didn't help
them win the game. And they had
two guys thrown oul at third
when it was a scoreless game.
That was dumb."
Neither Tanana nor Oakland
starter Vida Blue who hooked up
in a brilliant duel were around at
the finish in the 1 llh when Phil
Garner's third straight single
scored Claudell Washington wilh
the winning run.
Tanana left after 10 innings in
which he y ielded one run and
eight hits while striking out a
seasonhigb 15.
Blue departed in the ninth after
permitting four singles and fan
ning five.
Washington delivered a pinch·
hit double in the 11th and scored
the winning run on Garner's
single. The v ictory went to
Fingers. 11·9, while rooki<.' r<'·
liever John Verhoeven, 0-1, took
the loss for California .
The Angels are in Kansas City
tonight to take on the Royals in
the firsl of a three·game series
with Don Kirkwood (5-10) facing
KC.'s Marty Paltin (6-11 ).
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Ron Mancini suffered a broken arm and ribs with poss1·
ble internal injuries when his Dodge dragster bounced
over the guardrail (top), hit the r ail (center) and flew
back on the track at the 22nd U.S. Nationals in Jn.
dianapolis Monday. He was reported in satisfactory con·
dition late Monday.
Awards No Concern
To Surging Sutton
SAN DIEGO (AP ) -
Righthander Don Sutton defeat·
ed Randy Jones ¥onday night.
4·1. but the Los Angeles Dodgers
hurler doesn't buy the idea he's
now a Cy Yo ung Award
candidate.
"It would be nice but I'm not
dusting off a spot in my trophy
case.·· assured Sutton after im-
proving his record to 18-8 with a
four-bitter against Jones and tne
San Diego Padres.
The victory was Sutton's sixth
straight and 10th in his last 11 de·
Dodger• Slaff"
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!.opt. 9!.nn Frencl1<o•t L<KAnoeln
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clsions but be still l.ends to give
his vote to Jone&,--Who t.oolc....the
Joss to fall to 20· 12.
··1 hon.-atly believe Randy de·
served to win It last year:· salcf
Sutton of the prestigious Cy
Young honor which went to the
New York Mets' Tom Seaver
with Jones finishing secona in the
ballotinJC.
"Wlth-that in mind, I feel Ran·
dy deserves every consideration
this year and J 'm sure that's how
the voters will look atit.''
Nonetheless. the fact remains
that even J ones hasn't been able
Lo win for a s truggling Padres
team that has lost nine of Its last
LO games and has been shut out 23
timea thia aeason.
"All you can do is keep your
head up and keep batWng," said
the 26·year·old Padres lefl ·
hander a fter a bsorbing his
eighth loss in his last 10 de·
cisions.
Dodgers first baseman .Steve
Garvey was the chief thorn in
J ones' side. driving in two runs
with a double and his 11th home
.run of the season.
The Padres ruined Sutton's
shutout bid in the ninth when
Merv Rettenmund pinch flit for
Jones and rapped his second
home run of the year.
''Randy pitched his normal
game, which was outstanding,"
said Padres pitching coach
Roger Craig, "but Sutton just
pitched a little bit better."
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After Surger~
SAN DIEGO <AP I -Loj Angeles Dodgers catcher Stev
Yeager is resting comfortabl
after undereolng cxploratort
s urgery. ,.
Yeager received fl Ja««ied c~
on the left side of his neck Mo~
day night whe n flill Russel•
broke his bat and a piece or Ult
bat struck Yeager. who was wait•
Ing In the on·deck circle.
The accident occurrc.od In the
sixth innln& or a aame belwec•
the Dodger• and San Dica4
Padrea. a
Yeager wa11 taken from th4
.field on a stretcher and naahed t;
the hoepltal.
Sur1ery was performed by Dr.
H. Paul Bauer, who pulled nine
splinters rrom the three·lncta
wound.
Bauer said he made a four·lnch
incision along the neck ~n
cleanaed the wound. He n
that several of the spllnten bare
· 11 miaaed the catcher's bracbial
pltxua, which controls the nervt
muscles In the arm. ?
·occ place ticker. Jack Snow, 33, (second photo from
right) a veteran of 11 seasons with the Los Angeles
Rams, was placed on waivers. And. Bruce Gossett
(rigbU. a for01er Ram and Fo,unta.in. Valley resident,
was cut by the San Diego Chargers.
He pointed out that the spltn•
tent also came close to Yeager'~
windpipe and a major necJ4
artery. •
Yeager will remain in thtf
hollpital three or rour days an~
wlll be sidelined a couple ot
weeka.
\·
L
After Losi11 · 2 ·Defense
~64 Fold Forgotten Rebuilds
S F d . Ph.ll. At Edison ay a ing l ies ByEDBURGi\RT
' Olt ... O~il,~lef-
PJTJ"SBURGll (AP> -Dick
Allen. who was a rook~ on tht•
1964 Philadelphia team that
made one of baseball's epic col·
lapses, saw no parallel a fter the
Phillies were swer.l by the Pit·
ts burgh P irates n u Monday
doubleheade r.
"The '64 club wasn't th.inking
about this c!lub, and we a ren't
thinking about the ·04 club ... Al
·ten said betw"en bites on a ham
s andwich after the Pirates~ 6-2
and S.l victories.
Nonetheless. the Philbe:. led
1he Nat1ona 1 League ~t by 16'"
.:ames just two weeks -.go. Now
it's 5•,~.
The Pirates have won 12 or
their last 13 gam es. The Phillie::.
have dropped 10 or 11.
And the rapid erost0n started
August 25. the same dale that
marked the s tart ol the Phillies'
demise in 1964. when they squan·
dered an 11-game lead and were
edged by St. Louis.
"I stiJI know I 'd ralher be 10
our position right now than
theirs, ... Philadelphia shorts top
Larry Bowa said after an O for 8
Labor Day. "Even though we
just lost two. we're sUll six up m
the loss column."
Yet "Sowa admitted he was con·
cerned about the Phillit-s' hitting.
Thev were held to i.ix hits in the
first g ame by Bruce K1son and
Krnl Tekulv(•, and Lar ry Demery
pitched a rour-hllter in the
second.
"Usually, when a team goes in
to a slump, 1t 's two or three
guys." said Bowa. "We '\'e got
seven or eight "
Meanwhile. Pirates manager
Danny Murtaugh s idestepped the
question of whether the Prull1eb
might be v1ct1ms or shaken con
fidenc<'
"I don't know aboot lh<'1r con
fidence. but I do know they'vl'
Area Wre tiers
Post Victories . .
· Five wrestlers from the
Ora nge Coast area recorded
victor ies at a U.S. Wrcstlin~
r deration tournament Suturduy
.• Marina lligh m lluntin1,'\on
Ilea ch
In t h e hq~h o;c hool
c lassH1 cation . Marinu ll1gh'i.
Doug Belanger won the 143
pound cate gory. defeating An·
lhonv O \•alle , the AA
represenlative for lhe Japan
Cu ltura l Exchange Trip
Belanger was becond in the 155
pound group
Marina ·s Jerr Woods. compel
ing in the t6S and 175 pound
\:alegoncs. \\On both eventb.
'Ah1le Corona dcl Mar·b Cr;uR
Evans was second ut liS Ev.ms
came back tO Win at 195
Belanger 's broth<'r. Joe. "as
third a l 105.
In thl' ope n d1 v1s1on. Dan•
Sliney of Golden West Collc~e
took the t36.5 <.'lassiri<'uhon wh1k
Willie Albright from Costa Mes~•
was victorious ln the unlimited
~eight cate~ory
Toni~ht on T \'
11 JO p.m . <2> U.S. OPt'f'
TENNIS lllGHLIGlrrs A re
l>'•rl on the day 's action at 1-·orl'llt
-H11l1>,1~Y
lost some games in that lead ...
said Murtaugh. whose team was
attracting less interest here ear·
ly last month than the hamstring
pulls at the Pittsburgh Steelers'
traming camp. /
"I don't think there ts such a
word as tenseness o n th is
ballclub." Pbiladelph.ia manatier
Danny Ozark said. "I guess it 's
anxiety. if it's anything."
Soviets May
Quit Cup Play
MONTREAL <AP> -The Sov·
1et Union has threatened lo pull
out of an international sports
competition once again -this
time the current six·country
Canada Cup hockey tournament.
But officials of the tournament
do not appear to be t alcing the
threat seriously.
The latest threat by the Soviets
following a 3.3 tie with Sweden in
a roughly-contested game that
featured plenty of pushing, shov·
ing and threatening ,::estures
eYen afte r play h ad been
whistled to a stop. The Soviet
squad had dropped its opening
game of the round-robin com·
-petition by a-S~m to the
world a mate ur c h ampion
Czechoslovakian squad here Fri·
day night.
Following the Sunday draw
with Sweden. Soviet team of·
r1 c1als complained bitlerly about
the work of Canadian referee
Andre Lagace.
Earlier this year they walked
off the ice in Philadelphia durin~
a game against the Nationnl
llockey League F1yers but re
turned to finish the game
Alan Eagleson, the Toronto
laW\'t'r and chairman Of the
hockey tournitment, said Sunday
oighl he considered lhe latest
thrt!nt simply a "tempest in a
teapot ··
He said the Soviet orfic.als
claimed that Lagace had erred
by assessing over-lapping minor
pen alties to Russian pla)·ers
twice during the opening period
The Swodeb scored on one or th£'
p;iir of t'AO·man ndvanta~es they
held. But. the So\'iet team rt'
CO\'Cred a nd held a 3·2 advantagl'
until 17: 28 or the final period
'I\ hen Anders Hedberg earned the
Swedes their tie
8111 Workman s ays his E<llson
lligh Chargers or Huntington
Beach face a giant rebuildJng
year on defense.
Only three s tarters return from
a 7 .3 r ootball t e am and
Workman. their head coach,
says, "we're young and me>.
pcrienced. Just rail us an un-
known quunttty. '·
Leading the unknown quantity
are the three re turning starters
line backer Randy Schwartz.
nose guard M Ike WiU1erby and
defensh•e back Tim Nichols.
Schwartz. a 5·11 , 170.pound
senior . made 100 tackles last
)ear and Workman says, .. he
was grossly O\•erlooked on the
all-leaaue ballots."
Joining Schwartz wiU be J im
Judd. a S-9. 175·pound senior who
runs the 40 in 4.7 and who didn't
play last year. Other linebacker
candidates are J obn Bogdan (6-0,
185, jr. ), Ron Ward (S-8. 168. sr. I
and Bria n Gloshen (5·9. 170, jr. >
Witherby is a sure starter at
n0&e guard, bu( the other de-
fensi ve line positions aren't quite
as set. ~cnior ~Y Sheeks <5·9.
180), a reserve last year. is a top
candidate lo start as is senior
Gary Cox (5·9, 165). Senior Chuck
Thomas (5·9. 175) and junior Don
Weisman <6·0. 190) are other
possibilities.
Two s tarting offen s ive
lfnemen. Randy llolladay (6·2,
230. sr.) a nd Bob Wilson (S.0. 205.
sr .) figure to see conside rable
action on the defensive line. too.
Scott H ayward, a 6·3, 201·
pound senior who was a part-
l1me defensive end starter last
season, is the top candidate at
lhal position. Senior Eric Hulh
(6·3. 218 >. junior Mark Meinhardt
16-0. 175) a nd senior Kevm
Randol <6·1. 175) are other con·
tenders
Nichols leads lhe secondary
corps that also includes J eff
Smith. a 6-0, 175-pound senior
who sturted perk-dieally last
season. They will be at cor·
nerbacks and will be backed up
by senior Brian Desrosiers <5·9.
175 ) and senior Tom Jordan
(S.11. 160 I.
The safeties are Jeff Hyder: 15·11 . 170. jr.), Steve Rakhsham
16·1. 175, s r l. Ruy Cano (5·9, 170.
sr .l, Scott Sherard t6-l. 190, sr 1
and Jack Carozza 15·9. 168. jr 1
Rukhshun1 . a quarterback. will
probably only see limited duty
Edison will scrimmage Corooe1
del Mar al 9 a m. Saturday at
Coronadel Mar.
Prep Scrinunages Set
With a week ·s pre-conditioning
and nearly two weeks of two-a
day contact drills behind them .
the Orange Coast area's high
school football teams get their
first look at outside competition
Friday and Saturday.
They a.re billed as scrimma~es
and played under contro led
situations with coaches gelling a
fi rst hand look at their charges in
t ests w ith an unknown OP ·
position.
ll<•re's tht' scheciu! for the
area ·s 15 teams:
FRIDAY
Costa Mesa vs El Dorado at
Valencia High (ll :~·a.m l
F.1 Toro vs Cerritos at Mission
_\'1eJO !.!i.&h (7 _p~m )
SATURDAY
Ualveralty at Huatlaglon
Beacll ClO a.m .)
fowitala VaUey vs SA N aUey
atlluntmgton Beach (7p.m.).
Marina vs Saddleback at Santa
Ana Bowl (7 p.m. ).
Mater Dei at Newport Harbor
(lOa.m. l.
Edison at Corona del Mar (9
a.m .)
Dana Hills at Torrance' < 10
a.m.J
Foothill at Miuioa \'te}c.-c 1c
a.m.)
Saa Clf'mente "& Estancia at.
Newport Har bor (7 p.m.)
Laguna Beach vs Esperanza at
Valencia lligh <7:30J>.m . ). -------
Major 'League Standings
AMERICAN LF.AGUE
East Division
W L Pd. GB
NATlONALl.EAG F.
East Division
\Y L Pct. GB
BUY
or
EASE New \'ork 82 52 .612 Ph1ladelph1:.i RI 52 .618
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Cleveland 70 oo .515 13
Boston 115 71 .478 18
Detroit 63 72 .467 191 2
Mllwauke<' 6 t 73 .455 21
Wfllt Dlvlldon
Kans as City 79 57 .581
Oakland 73 63 .537 6
Minnesota 69 70 .4M l 11 ~
Texas 63 73 46.'l 16
Angf'ls 61 76 .445 181"J
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DAILY PILOT
BROTHERS DARREN (11) AND DAVID MOON OF HUNTINGTON BEACH. .. .·
Tragedy No Deterent
Mooll F amilv Sticks With Football ""\-
By ROG ER CARl.'tON
Ot •~• O•llY ,.,,04 Sl•tl
Considering tragedy of tht:
past. you have to wonder how
Dorothy Ferrell keeps her cool us
a member or a football family.
The former Mrs. Dallas Moon
has two sons running around the
pract ice field at lluntington
Beach High School as lhal tcum
girds for Sunset League wurfart-
Dav1d, a 17-year-old senior, 1s a
placekicker. Ills 16 ycar·old
brother. Darren, as his holder
when h e 's not busy in t he
secondary.
David would be 1n that
secondary, too. b ut a broken neck
suffered in practice last rail now
limits his e n e r gies to the
placekicking game only
OH the field memories includt:
the loss of her fi rst husband.
Dallas Moon. who was with
former Mater Dei (Santa Ana l
High coach Joe O'Hara and Bill
Hannah when they and the pilot
of a lil!ht plane were killed in a
crash in the Santa Yne7. moun·
tains near Sant;-B:irbura Nov.
14. 1971.
The three we re uss1s t ant
coaches at C,al St.ate tFuJJert.on.)
un er Dick Coury a"nd on a scout-
ing m ission.
'.\toor. ·., bcv". David aftc' Ou r.
.ren '.\1oor., "PCn! P ~,.\>2l de'"' <'i
<heir summers with thdr father
near the practice fields. And with
Golden We.sl College. assistant
football coach Gene Ferrell now
the head or the household, il"~
still a football-oriented family
"I know the first game 1s going
lo be a problem watching." sayh
the boys' mother. ··eut I have
every eonridence they'll come
out all ri~ht. It ·s somethin~ the"
want to do. I 'II keep my worne~
to myself "
David was the HB Oiler!'.·
plucekicker and defensive back
as a junior before severe dnma1ite
lo a neck vertebra cut him down
Successful surgery has corrected
the proble m . but hard-nosed
footba ll Is apparently out
forever
"I'll just concentrate on kick
1ng now.·· s uys Duvld. who
kicked a 32-yard field goal 1111 a
junior and booted a windy 50
yarder in practice
With only a S·ll. 165-pound
Simpson to 49er ?
Ralll.8 Deal Off
AUention shirted to the San
Francisco 49ers after the Los
Angeles Rams turned down a
proposed package deaJ for All
Pro running back O.J . Sampson.
attordlng to Buffalo Bills owner
Ralph C. Wilson.
Wilson disclosed Monday that
hi~ National Football League
club had asked for defensive end
Jack Youngblood. running back
Lawrence McCutcheon. reserve
defensive tackle Mike Fanning
and the Rams' first round draft
picks for 1978 and 1979
' > l
..
frame. David say~ his timing and
use or all or his body in thc dfort
make the dl.C.(erence D~rrcn is ~bo a placek1ck<'r.
but will s pt'nd his timl' in that
game us thl• holder all a Jun111r
with most of h1i. work al frt•t·
s afely.
"The fact that tht•) pra1·u1•t•
together and likt• lo kick and tali..
aboul it helps .' :.U):> llB C'OU('h
Dave Van HoorebC'ke
··constructive cnticasm help:..
each other' and for the holder to
have kickin~ knowled~e help!<
himasaholMr
• And for both of lhl' Moons 11
may be a ca~e of U11ng~ Just com
1n ~ naturally The ir dad
Dallas was al!.o a placcl(i cker
and punier a s ide from other
dul1t'S at Cerritos College during
his pinyin~ 1la y!>
For Dorothy fo'C'rrl'll ti hai.
heen a hfetam e or football. "and
unhkl• h\ll month-old daughtl'r
Dart1 i\nn. thcn· will surelY tw
... oml' lmttc rfhes lhlll fall
""This 1~ going to cause us some
concern... 'he says. "but let's
face 1t, footba II ha~ b<-en our hfe .
South Coast Loop
Boasts 3 Crowns
The addition of Corona del Mar
and Costa Mesa high schools to
the South Coast League setup
makes thC' football vista deeper
in talent-but the gridders still
have a ways to go before proving
l!S adept' as i.omc or the other
sports.
When a leai;:uc can l'l'Ort a de
l tnr•n c CIF l;••·.,.1.. l'choc1 ...
chi:fl"r1c n in t~:-u. separate
~pcirt~ th •• , <-\;ill order. Even
more so whu 1 ~l·l' <'I'"<'• • ha .. rrl"
vlded a champion in tha· .-JJ01 •
two years running.
San Clemente High's Tnton~.
recent ii11tori> to Poland for com
RO GE R
<:ARLSON
petition. made II b:tck·lo-hu<'k
CIF crowns m volleyball for tht·
circuit In 1975 11 wall Lu~uo:.
Rt•arh
Corono d<'I Mur lmngs with 11
perhaps the b<>sl all-round tt•nnlll
11roup in Clf" Southern Sect io11
history Unbeaten for a span or
two years a n d two·timc CW
champions, the Sea Kings do not
figure lo lose to anyone <1galn.
And with Brian Coodell. th('
two-time world champion und
gold medal winner at Montreal In
the 400 and 1.500 freestyles. re·
turning for his senior year nt
M1ss1on Viejo Hlgh, there !.cems
httle doubt the Diablos will an
nex a third straight CIFtiUe
For Goodell, one has lo wonder
what could excite hJm during his
final high school year. Some say
he'll take more serious aim at lhe
Individua l medley
San Clemente High prtnclpal
Darrell Ta vi or . the fellow who ig·
nited the iritons to the ir current
role or success in football from
previous obh vi on, is now the new
Dana Hills High boss. Taylor was
an outspoken critic of the Corona
<Jel Mar -Costa Mesa encroach
ment of the South Cow;t L<'ague
Dana Hills has three extra .aii·
sets going f1lr it when it mcc\i>
Corona del Mar in football ·
Amon~ -ihe Dolphins-back"ers
are Dana llills students Jody.
T ro y and Dayna Motr1s.
cia.us:itlh·1 <'f Cd !\ii 'oolhall cb:icll
l)•c~ :-.:orni.
.\nt)ther new pnnc111 .. I , .. al
l..1j.'111i.1 Bl•;ich 11 i~h whe,.,. f\('t-
llui:t-c ~ l !llc('!'t OH·r llui:hc:-•>-
form<.'rl)' ''' l'Mt n:• tld l\hr l11gh
and h1 ... '"'' tlOI• 1 ... ; ... ta::dou1 n r c1vt•r
El Toro llt~h has added a nc\w
d1rnenllmn to its football proiiram
in assis tant co:1c·h Phil Urowo'.
Brown rcturnh lo the coochinit
and ll'ach1nJ( rank~ after 11 whirl
in pnv:itc bui.rnl'.'~i.. following 11
succ<'ssful rt•ign ut Co!.la Mc:su 'i.
Ehtanc1a llis,:h School.
lk l<•d Estancia lo u !J·2 MWSOn
in 1970 with the only losses lo un·
li<'fc:itc•d <.:IF :1 A champion
Edison of llunlin)(ton Beath
t M 12\ and th~ Allen (.;artcr-IM
llon1t;1 Bl'arcats in the 11eco111J
round of the t.>llm 11111tmns. 15-14.
Chu<•k MorrlR und h\11 Universi
ty (l rvlnc> > lllgh water polo
players ar e huck from a two-
wcek JUUnl In Ila wall where they
clulmed tournament crowns .In
18-nnd-un<t er a nd 16-ond-under
compclillnn
Nlnet<'en In ull mode t he trip
and most rmanced their way
lhrouf(h vor1ou!I money maklnf(
endeavors
"It was a real learning proccn
for all of us ," Nays Morris. "Th•'
compehlion. a week's campinJt.
the sacrifices made to m ake the
trip, everything."
The Trojans arc now cyc'119 n
possible t ri[I to Vancouver.
British Columbia In 1977. .
The Hawaii excursion included
competition with teams Crom
Australia. Japan. Canada. other
Californ ia teams and Hawaiian
units.
'
OAIL Y PILOT Tu d& S.ptf!!mber 1 1916
' ~ THE/Y AA £2 &. r\t Del rtlar Gaucl10
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~pure for the 1976 foot· ban season.
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( 6. o, 19 s. Ran r h 0 average of 35 ya~ In Al~mllo1o1> <\n<I Stcv<• each of their Cirst cighl
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NARROW FAIRWAY
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b-"O..Hk•m1r,1I 11• L.Or~.;Mr (N~QV•tl Ill thet yourl mey not!
· "o c r c n s i v t• I ) w •• ~hould be ver.v stron~
,Oi1s year:· coach Ruy
~haekleford admits .
":.\'{.e had a young dl·· ~·e team l•tsl year
3nd most or them a re
l>;.ick. This should give us
a well-balanced t<•a m
with a strong offense ·,·
The Rus tlers ha\'e
their entire hncbal·king
corps and def e n ·ivc
econd~ry r cturn 1n~
<tlong '"th !)C'\Cral start
ing lin('mcn
\Vil barns 16·0. 195. Muter football games last year. Wlll'n you're 1:onfrun1t'd with J 11.mow f .itr>Aay.
Del). ,. This season the de· concl'ntute on g\'f ting a )frJ•{lht ~ht.1L If )OU oc~a·
rn lht> secondary. cor· rensive uolt, comprised sionally shcc or hool. ... 1th your drm·r. u'"' .1
nerbucks J<:ric Jonnson mostly of freshmen and f;mw.iy wood, a long non~" wh.11~·ver it tAf.'\ i.1 l.'-'q'
C5 IO, 190 > and Mtirk with a questionable theb:illin tht:fairway.
l\k ·bncr l!'i-1,, 160 ) return secondary, could be hard It's always wis4! to s:icul1ce :i lt.'w ynrJs ftom the
along \\1th :1afoties Rich pressed. tee in order to i.JVt a foH 'hut or I-Ao. Ch:rnc~ Jrc
Rosen (5·10, 167) and But il may not be time you won·1 mlss the d1stJn,·e :inyw11y, sinrc c1.1urM:
Chuck Tut>y (S-11. 188>-yet for Saddleback oppo-architects usu:illy do not "uitJ a lot of kni;th into
Outstanding freshman nents to celebrate holes )Wtth :i nurow falr>Aay. candidates in clude On lbe contrary, new ---------------------
c;eorRe ~tcGowen (S..10, head varsity coach Ken •-
175. ~t ater Del>. Hob Swearingen seems For Del Mar Craft (6·0, 185. Marina>. optimistic. ~like Cadwell IS·lO. 170. "It could come down to
Wl':-tminsl e r l. Toby Saddleback and CilrUS
Honwell 15·10. 180, llunl-for the league title, but
1ngton Beul'h) and Bob then that's nothing
:'ll:.irquez or Founta in new,"besays. RaCe Entries
!.ln.othnCeor99 '""'""' \' Jiit•.,. The Gauchoe finished
Ron\\ell 1:-the brother with a 7-1·1 record to Uc ~1111ruu '' itm·•~•,. ~·
of former GWC defen. ~trus for the 1975 !IW· ~ .. "u~d~:"1'~~~:~~~~100
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s1ve star Tony Bonwell s 1on Conference 10.0 soo '°"
\\ho played one year as a champions hip. Grtri.a cv .. 11•••1 • t.0 .~!:
quurte rback before The defense will be ~~A_:;;"!;~'t,,.'
switthing fo the def"ns-". bolstered by the ret14fTI.of Al'° R•" -c•11\•to, Cll006rrw " " . E\D<'<l•I 11, Victory !iilw10, ""'~""
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SEVENTH llACE -t 1 l•mllM""
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Pune S11,000 L•dy ol 1ne L•~• t!.hu•.,,~k•rl Others vyin~ for a spot tackle Tim Murphy (6-0, e.,ei:·
in thC' secondary include 200) from San Clemente ;'ff{:tclWld -A .. 1 Aoy•H•. Noc.._ Fl••llYPa.-tMen••
Svlvcster Babinski (S·ll '°nd Paul Moberg. ac-. &i '•· F"9'·•'<Sw <To•o>
9.0 •10 ··~ IOO ..,,, . .,
1.75. Huntington Be.ach >: cording to Swearingen. SCCOND u ct: 1 1m mo• ... > r om.--1 ••·1 s.
Gury Brown 15·9. 160. Moberg; a 6 ·1, 215· ~...-:.(l;~!.':!:=:!'~!';!.,.'";'""°'100-Noscr•mlle<.
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Kevin Pallt•r..,on 15·4.
l95, Fountain \' .1llt·\ 1
was an all-Cit-' M'll'<'l1 on
hlstycur und 1s a l(•adinf! ~andidutc for a starting
berth. Others include
Dan Meuks l(;.o. 200.
Ma rina>; Ri<'k Shirlcv
'6·0. 200. soph. >. .John
Slemmer <6··1. 200. M utcr
DeiJ ; and Krith Oionnt'
<6-3. 190, llunt111~ton
Beach l.
Lvnwoo dl . Dwayne pounder was c redited 1.0 •10 Jon uhu••-H•d••""•"""•" G·a n sky <5-10. 170. with five sacks in the ~~;.:';::·,~:.1,1 •.o !~ •·F•••11•Pm.1H1••n11 oo
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THE PRESTIGE Wi t h four s t::irtin~
liocbackt>rs in the fold.
includin):! Dennis Fortin
(6-2. 219 l. St'ott ).tallory
(5·11. 20 1 1. Hob
Macaulev 16-0. 186 1 and
F red 1>'1Palm.1 15 Ill.
19() >. II \\I II b<.· tou_g h fo r a
first ~ <'ar pl<" l'r lo bn•ak
rnto lhl' linN1p
Mallor) "J' lhl' lt>ad
i n g t al'klt•r fnr lhl'
Rustlers last SC't1M1n "1lh
119 tackle-;
I n addition to th1.;
q u a r t l' t . f 11 u r m o r l'
:;ophomorc.•-. rl•l urn at th<'
linehadun~ po:-1llon
Th~y 1nl'ludl' Ton) ()om
ingut'Z I Ii-fl. 20:$ l. Th.id
Laird rn-o. IH01, Hon
Morehouse• 1:l·11 . 197 1
:Jrld Rick Sheldon (5 11.
2121.
Frt>o;h m1•n 1 n t lutll'
O~H~ Hecklol I 6 3, HIS.
Bols u Gninch 'l. l>on
Pacifica I. Charlie Southwestern game last r..ne 10• s Alw Aen GoftQO MOM. Maro, t Leidenhc1 mer (5· l I. 185. year. M•nm•1. ca•eb••'•· Mr. M•ll••, La Quintal and Richard All ·South Coast vo1a.o...1oe.H•P*OOCI
CI e m e n ~ 1 5. 1 1. 17 5. Leaguer Mark M erwi.n of ~1~~"::,.:"!."";~~ ... ari.,. a
Westmmstt•r1. Mi ss ion Viejo, Jeff is,.c...,11-., •• ouuo.
EIGHTH RACE -Al>>u\ 1 '• m11.,
ICrowv Cov• ..,, ~ v•" ol<h & .,.,
tn111,.t1onal Hanol<.<.JP. Pur w ,,00,*.
0.-1 Mar t-4oni:hc lP
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b• an•ord COUf'"I
A < Wh1tllNJMmtr•1~ttntty.
NQ\.(raitctws.
w t l h a l 0 u ~ h e r Green or El Toro (6-0, TMI 110 llACE -• •u·•--1.,...,
:-C'hedull· that in(')udes 200) and Craig Fulladosa o101o11 ... , o~•m•"i Pu•••VlOO
pract1('e ~a mes a,::ainst or Dana Hills (6·1, 215) l'>lrtffnt~H-•D M~01~I ~'WI , .,
Ea'>t l.os 1\nge les. are battling for line ,. .... o. ..... """"'"' ~!IO""
Fullt>rton. Orange Coasl positions. N~i;:1·c~~~1; s '"'-''1·"'"" '7-,
and U,akC'rs ril'ld. the Brad Long, a 6·1. 220· Aho R•" H?~v• Po•ocy H "' HINTMllACE -1 .1,,1onq<°"'"''· Golden West defl'nse will pounder from Tustm and H•»••n. l.un J •t•. A • .,. r Ao.Id 1.,...,014\ & ""· Auow•n<ft. P\lr ..
be put to the acid test. con\·erted tight end Jim Gas'..,.1ei.o .... 00• "•"" ~~ E""°' 1 ou1u,1
In 1969 the Rustlers al-Harden (6·0. 224 ) or ,..OUllTH llACE ~ ""'-I Ml\l••D.JnlOl••••Ull•!I In\\ l'd only 16 points p<'r Carlsbad also figure lo , ., 0,0 ma·O'"" 0,,, A. •l""l•n.i Mo""" 1v.,.1~•AI i::amc to opponents. Ir be in the race for starting Purw~r~ • r·--• ~ 1 1
no HO
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"Wl• ha\'C a well -the the big question .,,,~ "'" w '" .,,,.,.,,.,,~,
balancl·cl ll•a m this \'ear mark this season. he has o..nc• '"snow. No•d•c "''"'"· ..... , • t111ht' Au.111.t. "e"•d c;.o1<1 and nc·1t hl•r thC' offe nse a good de)ll of praise for Now;••t<n"
nr the dcfen!>e "ill have returning letterman •ll'TH llACI -1 • m1l~•.,...htrl J
.,\'.,.. olch A up, AUuwof\lft\ Pur\4
\12 OllCI
WILSON Vv SroRAGE
tu C'arry the load. The de· Larry Jordan.
fen~e is strong and the of. Jordan converted lust
fl•ns<' i:-impron•d ... year from d efensive
Shackll'ford :-:n :-back to running buck and
was the Gauchos leading
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S,ACH STAIT AT $1.SO Na M0'4TH
OCC Cornerbacks ground gaint>r . but is
back to w or k t h <'
secondary this season.
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16 790 SO. HAUOI ILVD. SANT A ANA. CAL In running ror the J•••Nwt11ofw--H.rtMr
linebacker JObS art' Ron ~llCTH llACE • lu••--1 Y""t l hd. ·~ ... THI AWNING MAN
HIGH· RISE.
Newport Center's prestigious
Wells Fargo Building.
Sixteen elegant stories
of steel, stone and glass
with a roster of quality tenants.
16,000 square feet per floor.
Maximum design flexlbllity,
from 375 to 12,000
square feet available.
24-hour security.
Ample p-arklng.
THE
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660 Newport Center Drive
Conlocl your broker or
BJll Doiley or Tom Utmon of
K ev to D ef e 11se Wade, the 6·3. 190-pound "'1 m .. c1-.. ""' "Qfl01"9'-PurM -----------------------1 South Coast League.-l!"~cm-------------~--------------__::=========================-=:__-....::==..:=..=::.:.:==:'
lineman of lhe year from
Two rornerbarks will from Hunting-ton Beach San Clemen t e . Tony
form the nucleus for tht· lligh. Mitre l5-ll. 215 ) from St.
Ota ngeCoast C'ollt'gede-Templ<.>ton didn't play Paul (Santa Fe Springs)
fen111v e platoon th1<1 high sch ool football a.ndJeHRollelti.
season aftt>r ~rat.luut1on because he was too According to Swear·
depleted lhc ranks al s mall. fie has been with i ngen. t h e kicking
• Orange Coast Collc~e the OranJ?e County· positions are still up for
after an undcf<.•uted Rhinos this yt!ar and has grabs.
national ch am p1onsh1p grown to 230 pounds. Jim Lachmond from
season in 1975. At t he e nd s pots. Tustin appears to be a
See ymr Exxon Dealer for lis .
Fall ttery Let's talk ...
Coal'h Oick Tu('ker 1s Landri (6· 1. 200) and frontrunner. John Hoyt
realistic in his a pprou<'h Robby Livingston <6·2 of Foothill <Santa Ana)
to-•LJi e 1976 football 205) are sophomores and and Tom Miller. leading
eampniRn for the Pirates are joined by freshmen quarterback candidalc.
----.;ltJM·.._·'M:H<i-+hHil st g1ooi> ~ht\'Q Hollaad (6 O, 195) could be do1~.~---------------
meeting of the tl'll m: from Fontanu High and ing. . J erry Grundy <6-0. 2001 The Gauch.os srnm· "If you :ire not in from Fountain Valley. mage with Santa Ana
physical shapr ri g ht Rhett Tucker (6-0.205) College Saturday and
now. ~1111 nui;:ht as '~ell and son or the head open al hom<' against
forgt't 11 bccuuM' \H' l'Oach , is bac k as a CypressSepl. 18.
have o nly l\\o weeks lineb.J.tck_er . Otttec....
btTorc our firhl g-amc. s ophomores 1 n cl udc
"In 14 yl'ars at Oran~c Keith nateman (6-0. 205 >
Ct>as t I havt> nrv<'r hud and John Phipps 15-11. so few sta rters rl'lUm· 195). f''reshmcn mC'lud<.•
"'~·.. Kevin Lindsay (6· I, 210 I
Tim lllck:-<5 11. If~';) from Newport Harbor
nnd Ron l.nmerton (a K, lligh nn11 Jal'k Mackt>y
180) an• lhl' lnne re• (5·9 . IRO ) o f Bols a
llO'oet'<1 from Inst ycnr'i1 Grnndc ll1gh
cl er t' n s I \I(' s t ar ll n ~ Other hOphomores in
µl1toon and both art> cor the drfensive backfield
nerbnrks include Chris Hawn <6-0.
They bonst '>trong 185) ond J<'rry Gustin
C' red t' n t 1 a Is. ha v In it (6-0. lfl!i l. Freshmen in·
s~ven interccpllons, 27 . elude Steve Foley (G·l. ~s d<'flN•tions und R7 200) or Newport Harbor,
thckles between them. ·Mark Whitley (~·10, 165 I
They join tl~ht l•nrl Kt>ith of Esperanza und Duve
Josephson us tht' lone re· Phipps <6·0, lfiO) from
Fish Tale
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rtX"-tod. lbfif\ltO turnmtuitnrtt.'rs. Ncwi>0rt lla rbor.
"Our h nt• is of con-;::==================i===:;l C()rn." Tucker says. "We
havt' v('r y f <·~ ex·
11erlenc ed lnterlvr
linemen."
Pefensivc coordinator
Jack Fair usually molds
a strong unit in a short
time and will be pres ed
to gel this year's squad
ready for game action.
DECEMBER OCCUPANCY
'7he Pirates lost three
lettermen they felt would
be. on hand for early
warkouts. Mark Link. a
dJfenslve end . Frank
Pacheco, a defensive
beck and Gri! Amies, a
w,ide receJver, failed to
rel>Ort for ea rly
physicals. Frank Landri, ab ):)utside linebacker.
did report late.
64,177 SQ. rr.
NEW BUILDING
PLUS DOCK·BIGB LOADING,
DPANllOff LAllD,
PBOTECl'ED ENllBODIENT,
EDT I BEEWXi ACCESS
AMORE.
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For inlorl'Tl3tion on this or Olhef bU11ding alternallves. call
your broker or Craig Lyon. Manager of 5ales & Leasing,
at (213) 628·4204. (714) 833-1010. The defensive tackle
posts will probably be
mcwed by Walter Guild
(6 ·4 . 245) and Pat ..... , ARI WI
Millican CS.2, 23-0> with ~-..... r •• ; frethmen Mark Cowper
(t-2 200> or Fountain NOW II!' INIE va1l,1. Alex Murasko
(6-2. '220) from Unlversi· .• COMNJUSTRIALPLEX ty H l1 h a nct Bob
Templeton (g.), 230>-.-----------------..
All .. Econo-Power K·24. Economlcal Power for cars with
llmlted electrical demands.
Wan anted 42 months.
s 35." ....... in.
Atl .. PeceMttet'"' PA·24.
Our high·capeclty benery for cars
with normal power demands.
Wat..ted60 moe1ths.' 1
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~43 wlthl••d~-~. '~·-
Alln Pretnlum Power PH0-24.
Our most Powerful battery with extra
cap1clty for cars with high etectrlcal
demands.
CMck CMlr price on the right
battefy for your pow9r need•!
.-------u•rno WMlllMT'I'-------.
Free
battery check·•
Don't gembte on 1 weak
be1tefy \t'f9 time ot y.er. Atk forourfr9t clleclklp next
tlma you atop by.
I
Fall Service Values!
KMpfng wheels balanced
can help correcf\.lbratlon and uneven Ure wear.
We'll flush IM coolfng 1ys11m
•nd put In up to 2 gallons of
tntllrM~e/ccol111t lntP,.eCl &olta ll'ld hows.
\
Who can you talk 1a llbout a good deal on new hros a ba11e1y or about 1erv1ces to help go1 your car reacty lorwfnter? look lo your dealer at lhe E1ocon VafueConfor neort>y.
H 'a an Independent business-man end ho values your confidence In his produtls and his service. Aak him ebout hta foll b11t1ery chock-tip Ho can fell you If your bolto•y 1 perlorm1no property bofor9 tho rough winter wl'lllher com(ls. lio'll advlae you. too, that 11'1 wilie lo repl1ce a b111ory at tho llr1t algn ol we11kno11 -betoro ll could give you lroubla on tho rood.
And white you'ro lalkfno to hlm. Hk him tor hie price on R l'(Ullllty tho orbollory th1t's right for your <lrl11ln11 no11ds You Juac ml(Jht llu 1urptl11nd nl the dcnl1 ho c11n n11ko Your liuon VoluoCunlur danlnr. Ho'• 1 good men to totlt to.
Prlcos ond n1tnr1 ahown arn nvnllebto lhrouf')h Soplnmbnr
30, nxc~pc r11r1l111or '"rvleo oflor which !Ind• Octobor 31, IH Euon a(ll'Vltl' tlllflon~ fdonf1flod by 1 V.11urCcntl'r t.loor s111n 1nou1nu. "Op"ratrd t>y Exxon Compnny. U S /\." v1he:ro locotod 111 th11 11ru.
Tonight's
TV Highlights
CBS 8 8 p.m. -Saturduv Fa ll
Review. J.'at Albt?rt <the VOtCC of Bill
Coe.by) ond other Cosby kid~ tin.· hosts to
u look •t ne w weekend curtoon •md children's shows.
KCET@9p.m.-TV Look' ~1t the
Oscars. Camer:.is follow Lee lirant
through her cvenlnt: of victory.
CBS 8 11 p.m. -Highlights of lh,e M U.S. Tennis Open.
TV DAILY LOG
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•V•NING
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D DIMll! G~tm •rlCludt Ro~rt SI"~· Bonn•t flinll1n D1~na lri>t
81ood. S•ut l . Jun. ind )u•1 86hop
(t W, Cnfltth 10 Mtrw Gntt1n Sllow
.,. • .., Alf111
11~1 1 3 • Siu .. , th• Slari m [lectnc Conl~ny m NHhwtllt Oft Ille llo'4I
7:00
081.1• •J f!!>lltn D U.rs Clwt
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Cl C..C.fllr1ttet1
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11 ' lillll-lt fl) AMnu/1'11tt lt•t!ll Hour
l)t W, C11tt1tll
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m ~ .. , ~'''""
-7:30-
D 1l1 t l 101 m Hollywood
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II (lf (~l (I) S.turNy h ll '"·
-A loo~ at lht ne• WPC~'"d
"' u11oon and child""\ '"""' ,.,1h r •l All>l'tt (the vo11.t or 8111 Cosb,)
ind tht Co<by Kids u !!Mis.
G Otl (I) G Mtt1ft' 01
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btfrttllds tidy lndtt ~tt Brtn
Mf, tit UICUll lht Hlllllf 011 Wlfttt·
titt slttl m1" m11111u .. 11o huautt
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(mu') '44-~nny k1y1
(t ) ...,..: (C) (2!Wl1) "Wntten"'
tM MM'' (dtt) ·~1-Roek Hu!Mn,
l1u1en 81eall
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ol m • .,,.,. • llkl~I mM mt••i
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fD TV1l looh 1t the OK1rs An
unu .u•I b1t~ilJSt Ill ~ JI o~t of
AmttlC.4) rno~l p..iput•r rvtnl" ~~ umtr•~ lolloN ltt C11nt throurh
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t?) (lllOS
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m~111ry llffmph lo taot '"'" • l'°"' ol lctn_..e rtuu.u 1n t.>4ir s t\•" At"'" m ClltfttM Or 1m1 t?> llUll • ,rlll'llYtrl
10:00
D '1 3 e Switch (Rl 4 bdn~
r1•l1d•nl I IUln•d lft!O a hum•n
bomb bv J ~·" d ••IOll1on••I\ ~hrl•
Pett •nd M.K trr 10 treu•t a i.olution
bl>l 1rt hflYOllP I bl ~n f" ~,!
D 23 t 10 19 '•llct Storr
Upen C.ty CRI llwgh 0 8111• "'d
Ch11stoph" Stont puot u ""
)Qwd oflictrs on lht trao ol' ''"•
ol P\ilftQillPht"> lront tht 11' I •
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fD lilcNlty rytllen's rt11111 C11cn
-10:30-
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m m m "'"' ID An11nat1011 f1l111 ftsttul
11:00
D 8 ID n lltw\ D 1 10 n t lltws
9 2t ( 2t I ) Leu lme11cu
Slyk • ..,,., Oilleft
0 IAltWlfy ... " Bob c,.nt ,.
lllbl host
G) Miry Mart-. llbry H11lmH .., .... Siun
11 31 f111Cf Oe!rl11ft1 m Tiit hlrdtlll House CD C1.11t111a 14
-11:30-
D 17 l I U S. Optn Tennb
H11llk&-ts
D 23 • 1 d' m 1a1w1r tallGtl
11 TIM m Clvll
& ( :ltl fa ) lt AIC hnday
Mymry ' I •&ht i) A D•um (•Ji)
.,._....,,. Oull. lit1ti '•ltrs.. . """ Q) lllcHJlt's lllYJ
~ Tiit 700 Club
-11:45-
D IX) (l) Ce 1 CIS late MHlt :
IC) "Wlttre A11ctl1 Dirt" (dll)
'69-Roch,rd Burton. Chnl lastwooo.
• Of~ 0.,. "A ~h,-r-1 IOI__ 1 _. _ Sort Eitt ..... (ll) TOiiile panics .. '" ... vv
ht tu1s be TNY ios. his 1m11e u 1 D ltlt •I GittKlle
Stl symbol beause ht •u to 111w Cl lflloof1t. c "Crtt11 M1-·
11issts. Cdl1) '59 Aud,,1 H~pburn. Antllony
flJ lltM: CC) (2'1) ''I'"' I p,,~in' let I Cobb
SaM" (dr1) '41-T"ont Power, Rita m "'1nt: "C11111 0.11· (d11) 39-
HIJWl)ltll, ltnd1 Darll"ll <Ary Cunt Ooli1tu h111>1n~' Ir
Otl ....._.•fr..._ m MIN: •Aft1rt's ~,.-
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Stnktr" (com) '69-lerry ltwlS. "Julttl ol tht s,11111," "All1u11 P~ttf h•10td. Anne f ranas. Qvul"
fD Mnl•r•*• Tltutrt: Tiie "-· ,,_ .
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loslnc hfj lob. ud the l1m1ty bt•ftl
lllldtt 1UM1IUnte by the cnwer"
ment. lleschedoled lrom fut wtt~
•(JI) i.-111 I Sllirtty "fro111 Suds lo Sta1dom" (R) Lmrn1 and
Shul1y'1 deltrminatlon to wrn A
pl.Kt In the bff'Wffy'S 1nnual Ul•nl
show 111ns lltem • b1ttmwu1 ¥tt lory. m e .....
•a.Met~ ID w.t... C-'1
9:00
8 ITT1 Ct'l .. •A•S•H Ill)
l!Hir's wen 111u11111c anr111pt to ~I
t$1)' Col. l'olttr's l1$lf IOI l\Jrd ~
come by tomato ,vice rn Koru "'' oft a cllaln bl 1nlt•Cut. •
D fUJ C llO) Cl l'tlict ...._
"la~ F0tct Cop ~•lltt" (R) Part I ol
a l'#O p11t $lory 1n """" Pepprr )01ns ot~tr lemalt olf1Cers in 1 mo.e
lo &ti rnto the Mltttto all-111111
mo(OICytlt dmsto11, llld t!ltll i.1ts IA
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Oll•Wl ~lllU 011Ttn f\lfSli.
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-2:20-
11 ....._: *""-ler A Htn• ywttfltl" (611) 62 Al!thony Quinn
stmllllR I
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DAYTllllC lltOVIC.S
10:00 • "Th Cots.Kb" (adv)
'60-ldmund Purdom. "lllit tf
Nttft" f!ral 'U-W1llrT1tr
lloldtn. Attnt 8'11tt.
OCl "Otlt<hH Sltry'' (d11)
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11.00 Cl ctl "C1ll Me lllis1tr"
(lllUS) '!>l-0.11 Dilley, llttty
Cfablt. Dtnny Tllomas.
J?:OI m "A St1tlltr• fl•itt"
(com) '48-lled Shlton, Arlene
01hl l :00 (21) et:) ... ,..... .,, ....
("es) 'SO-Jell Chandler, limes
Slrwi111, Dtbla P11et.
2:00 G ('C) "htlttr Gttst"
(com) '64-l:My Cranl, lt>I~
Caton. 3:00 ,,. urN1m ltt Mt Gt"
(drtl 'SJ-Cl11k Cable, Gue
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hllij tt gue-st st<i rrini: role-W or I d P r 1: m If' r e NBC.
t n 'The Newi.p apt•t dram.llll' pl'u~ru1n 11l'V·: Raymond Burr stJrsin
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RICHARD HARRIS
UTHE RETURN
OF A MAN CALLED HORSE11
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Kin gston . executi ve
edi t o r and chtcf
troubleshooter ror a
chain or new papers and
tclevi!ilon s t a tio n:. KmJ!slon uncovcri. a plot
to use nuclear power
plants as the means or
taking over I ht' world
Newcomer J n m e.s
Cunning plays 1'ony
Ko l sk y, Kin gston's
s idekic k : Brudford
D i llman is Aver ~
Stanton the villain: and
Biff McGuire 1s Pat
Martinson, a newspaper
editor 1 who 1s controlled
by Stanton. Merrill's role
i s that o f H elen
Martinson. Pat' wH<'.
(Ann Landers O=
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Viking 2
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Near-Iif~ • PASADENA l Pl
5clentists way thut IC Vik·
inf: 2 find~ or~a 11l c
qao&eculc\ when ll ~lrl<1
llitctjun ~oll tht•y \\ 111 IJl'
C°bpvJnce<1 thut life cXl!'il'> ~the rt•d planet 'the Vikin~ I ~l>IH'' probe seems to ha ve ~n tellini: about the
disco\•ery or hfl' ror the
pus t few W()Ck' •Dr.
Ger.Did Suffen. V1klni;"s chicC scicoUst su\!4 Uul
he adds that tlt. rxiwn
ments failed lo producl'
any or the carbon-based,
or organic, molecules
which arc found an c\ er~
living thing on earth
Scientist!> at the JN
Propulsion Laboratory
here thou~ht lhe~ m1~hl
Hod organic :.ubstanct''
oo Mars, hut they \H•rc
anprepated for the dis·
covery or what apparent
l~ •. ~ee ms to be life·
tcatborinl! soil lh~1l co n· f.:ib\s' no organi<:s. Tht•y tnr..~ describl'd Vikin~ t\ (indings a:i .. lantal11
ing, but inconclusi \ e
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CRESCE~T C:I T\'
<AP.I J\ former Worlll
Wat' II J apan<':-l' r1ghtt·r
Tuesoa Se temt>er 1 1978
Perfeci Fif
Even William Conrad, hefty star or the TV
series Cannon. realizes the· importance
Personal Flot a tion Devices CPFDs) as he
demonstra tes b~· hanging one on his a mple
girth during a Coast Gua rd Auxili~rv saretv
demonstrat ion at Dana Point. The ·law re'·
quires one PF'D for C\'ery person aboard a
pleasure boat with specially designed ones
for children and such hefties ..as Fr~nk Can·
non.
•
Schock to Direct
'77 Sailboat Show
Challenges U.S.
Swedish Cup
Yacht Debuts
STENUNGSUND.Sweden <AP) -Queen Silvia or Sweden. ac.'comparued by her husb1Uld, King Carl
XVI Custar, christened Sverige, the rcvolutlon1ry
com puter·deslgned Swedish challenger tor the
Americu's Cup yuchting series, during a ceremony
at this west c.'Oast fishinl! village. '
Launching of the 21-)•ard aluminum vessel,
jam-packed with ad"anced Swedish electroni c
systems, climaxed a most carefully c.'oordinated
joint effort by the Swedish industry.
Spearheading the $1.3 million project is Pelle
Pettersson. one oC Sweden's greatest all-tlmo
sailors.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
"CTIJIOUS IUS tNIU \tpi.>onb<.r 1 U, lt. H.1•1• lHtolt f'ICTITIOUS IUllNIU MAl\oll tTATIMINT NAMIE UAllMINl Tllel0ilowmo1><1•\0ft\4tl Jolt\Qby\I PVBLIC NOTJCi: The t~low•no ~"' ioo~ t1'4 ~ny bu~• "'" ~\ IW\U~ ~ & I. CON\1 UVCllOH ___ MO __ Tl_C_l_l_H_V_IT_l_N_Cl_e_l_OI___ TRo\OVCO HAAOWA14 E. ,...1 tOMll ... NV '111 Oo"" ,.,,, ... """'
Noll<•'' ll<••b• given lh•t 11\t llN•d Tr.ob\lco Rd,, Mlo•on Vltio, C"11t0<n1a '~'"" O•••ch. <:•Ult•"'• •2'•• ,,.. Edwuu .... 01 tnt 1rv1M u..i11e<1 tu1s 1 •"• Co•n•11• Of/ Do• " '><hool O•s111c1 of Ortng<t COIM\ly, O.vld W Vltr"vt•, ?UI A••l•t ci .... i .... .,,.11,.aoo" ll••~"· C•ll•ot"•• C•"'°'"1.twlll rru1 .. Mttlf'd bichw> to St., ""°wp-orl 8u<h. G••1tot1wttlWO •1• .. J 00 pm qi tJ)f ti,\\ GO Of 5et>krnl»f. RUlh H. Vlttq<>v••, J)JA llOll<' SI, llddlt t.. !11111, llU Gt .. nl)t,. t
1el .. ti ..,,.l(h 11 .... "'d blell w.11 bot ,.w~8'rKh.{•fllo•nl••IWO Olrona,C•lltornl\tlliO PUblo<I• -tel .,,.d ,..td '°' Mt.I.le., Tl\il bu••.,.o Is co...,wtte.t. b' • ""' """""" " u "41u<l.d b' ~" 1n\tf,.,ftt""· 810 <O"<l•llona ....i t~ tefttt•ISM•l""1 \lllP vcnt••lp.i•t-\Jltp WY<lion> •"" b1d '"'"'' l'N' tw CIC>-0.-W. V•~•ll<'ite' L•nw C Co""" Pettersson. 42. Q rorO\. l••Md •• , .... °''"~ ot 8v•I-• "-' ""' 11.i_ .. , wn t•l.O wi th llW Thi\ >t~•••"4'tll .... lllN w"h t"' St<v•cts.. ?Ml Allon A .. ,...., lrv!fw, Counl't Oen ot Or•"te CO\lnt'tOf\ Jiii' Count' Cl*'\ ol 0••"~ C-•t °" St9
er world champion. tnple (.-----------... c..1110-m• T.,. 01s1t1<1 ,. .. """ 1,.. u, 1.,.. ttmllf• t. '"'
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•19.hllO"'l•<lf1''tOteflbldiotlO••V• ~St1H ~I ... European and double BQAJINC .,. , , 11 1 .....,,,_,,o.._c:o.a"o.11vP1001 Publl\htd0<.,.0tCl)o1o.i.1vP11o1. Olympic medaUst. direct·. ...;~ .. ;::;-1~~:.., ':io":1.:;. 0ttN111i.. '" -i1.1 .. 11.a1111s.o.. '· tei6 lSO..lt s.Pt • .., .. ,. '· "· J1 :e ... ,. J111 ''
ed the design and con-_ ~~-:.!:,'t,7~~~t PUBLIC N001CE PUBLIC NOTICE struction of the Swedish ---------JoM M. 11•1<1<. 1>11.0.
12 t bl t a rf;n n AUll10t1ff<1Agrnl -me er yac s ........... ,.. Plllll1Miec1 o. ... ,. eo.st °'"'Poot. f'ICTfTIOUS IUSINUS ,.(TITIOUS auSINIH NAMISTATI MIENT .. AMISTATIMI NT from scr atch. s.c>icmo.-1, "· "" 111A·1• l"-IOl-i"9 pt•SOft Is CIOif19 llUSI• The lolloWl"I CM'tM)n~ M• CIO<ft9bw"
"THE AMERICA'S Cup bas always been a
dream for m e, the climax or my saill.ng career. To-
day lots or boyhood dreams have been realized, .. he
said after the ceremony, marking one or Queen
. Silvia's first m ajor pubUc appearances since' her
June wedding.
P etler,son will fake SVenge to the United
States in June 1977. Two months later the quallrica-
tion races get under way Qff Newport, R .I., against
other challengers.-from Austr~a. Britain and
France.
•un: neu .. , Ot..0 COU NTRY ANTIOUE JJJ ~ PJ CAR WASH.nts ------------RESTORAT1C»4, 1ns W"1IUtt A-. MalnS1.,$41nlaAn•,CA. f'ICTITIOUSeUSINfll Uf\il B·1l,Co1l•McU,C•llt.""27 Jolln e ~l•nd. ~n A•IWll 0. NAMI STA Tl MINT "°""'d 0..tlH Co'-"· •SAO Elm HIM\11"910f\ B ... 11. CA •ho T ... tollowln11 ..... ,..,. Is dotllg tluli· Aw., Apl A, C<n"I• Mew. C•lll. '2U1 W1IFN J ~l•Nt ... ,, Amtll °' •lln b Hllrlll.,91on Buell, CA 0•11 OltGollNI MFO. co .. ntW•IM ... ~.~lneu IS COf\dlKl.0 y.,, ·~ P•-l•J. FH I. "llllM•IWIO, HUAI
Wtll ltthSl .. Co\t• MtH. CA'2»J RonoldCl\a•lttCol~n lftOlOll 8'1•<1>. CA tJ••• • O.nl• F:0<90hnl, JH B••St., •O, T>lls l•1tment w•1 lllecl wllh 11\ot 111,. IKHll\tS\ I\ ,.,,.ducll"<f Dy •n"" Co\.l•MeM.CA.flW . Cou ....... Of o .. ngt Coolnly on :::·~~::o HSOCl•t1011 OllWt ll><m ~ d1!1':.~1'1tU il ,Oftdllcted"' lft Ill· 12, ,.,., .. ~ Wilm~ J. MAl•M
o ... -. F.Orgoll"l Pllllllshtd O•-Couc Ootllv P1101, Tiii\ '""~"I w•• 1111<1 Wllh "J
Tiit\ M•lt-111 Wai 111ect Willl llW Al!g. 11. t•. Jt.•nd Sepl. I, 1.,6 :MI0-1' ~~~ C1.1•1~~·o. I Otanu• Counl'Oft ~ '-"' Ctt •k ol or ... ge C.0..11\yon Sep. --•
lt<nlM• I. 191•. PUtll .,.,.,. PUBLIC NOTICE Put>ll~ll<'d O••"~ eo,,,1 O•ilv P11&1. 1>111141\h.0 ()< ... " CCIHt 0.lly Pil<I(. ------------s.i>I 1. 14. 11. 1'. 1916 )Ill 1•
PUBLIC NOTICE
The winner meets the U.S. yacht in a best-of-ScP1. 7. 14• 21• 11• "'6 J124•7• "~~~~~!:::_•:,:r
seven ..race. series-oCC-Newport..$tarling Sept.. J3-PUBLIC N011C r ne10110Winopeat111u••dolina_.· PUBLIC NOTICE
along a 24 .3 nautical mile Olympic-t ype course. ------------~'~l'NNv DET 1toir. 1 P.o . .,., • r---,-1-c_Tt_T_1o_u_s_1_u_s_1_H_1_ss __
f'ICTITIOUS eU$tNISS 941). sn R•moN, "C." t..•OUWW llff<,11. NAMI STA TIMINT
THROUGHOUT 'n1E 106·year history of the n. ,.,N.!.".'~5!:.!.,l:i~'!!.llO _. c.111orni•t2U1 ,,.!::.'°''0w•110 ,..,.0" 1• "°'"9 b1"'
• pilot ~taSJJlro Kuwata
endint: a nonstop n1~ht to
th1l L"nited St:.itc•., from
Tqkyo landed :.omc 500
miles :.oulh o r h i!>
planned dc,.tinat1on to·
da~. blamin J; th l'
Feder al Avi ation .\d
ministration for fhl' goor
Tom Schock or ~e\\ port Beach has been elected
rh:.i irman or lhr 1917 Sailboat Show. set Oct. 22·31 at
the Loni:t Beach ;\farina
Th~ sponsoring Southern California Manne As·
M>Ciahon also announced the a ppointment or Bill
Schultz as show manager. Schultz has bee n a.~sis·
tant mana~er or both lhe Sa1lboat Show and the
Southern Cahforniu Boat Show for the past three years '
Ame rica's Cup, no na~ bas wrested th• "OV'"'ted t1Hu1· • °'""'_. v. '"'"· 511 "·~ "C." AVllA, 1100 we•• ""''' ..... n. .. .. ,.; FRONTIER REPLICAS. llOA U~le«h,C.llfornl•.,•St HO_....,. ...... c. •1..0 silver chalice from the ew York Yacht Club. Many Anllsttd u .. H J "°""""'" v1111ey A•11et1 "•11n 11•. s11 Ra..,..,.., -J.Oot••,JU'•An•c1e. a.t-CA rich and resourceful men tried in the past. All c.i11om1~'210t • · ' "C."1..t9..,..e.acll.c.11r"""•m.s• m.1 Tttftl Eno1t1etrln9 Inc.. • ™1 bu•IMU .'' COf\d\l"ecl by I This DvMf\OU IS COt\CIU(\"""' ... '" failed. CMll0tllo• cor-•1'-. 1M1' Am•ll.a. -•alp.ttlM•ll>tp. "'"'""•' F V 11 Catll . OanlelV. Tllrlt But Robert McCullough. commodore or the :~ J, 0
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1" • .... .. .... C::" ~memtnl wn lllecl ..... Ille TNS t,:r;;:: .. ,0o::~ ...... W>lll ..... ™' 111u1..,.n Is 'Ol\dllclecl by• <or· .,1., Cler• ol Orange Co\lnlY ...., "°""'' ''"'' ol 0••"90 Co\INy on New York Yacht Club, commenting on the am· :ior•-&YQUst11.t,,.. ~ ...,... .. , •. ""·
bitious Swedish challenge, said recently: "We are TrtntE"o'""'1""1"'· Pu11hs1M<1 0r.....-eo.s•o.i•v l\ie1. ,..,:.
very scared, very concerned.·· T "· S1n1111 """11 2• J1 •no ~Pl 1 1t1• uo1-1• """'1\1\ed O••nte '°"" o.u., Plio•. f'rHtckftl • • ' . ' ..... )I. and S.PI I. IA. ll, ttl• •t• i. Thb ~ltt.,...nl wff lllecl Wllll !lie
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°"'"'' (;I••• 01 0""99 Count• OI\ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Kawata !>aid thl' FAA
fouled ham up h~ routmi.:
him ao'' n to Cn•::.ccnt C1
tv insteull of Seattle. I k
said he j.!Ol 0\ {'!" (' rl'S('l'lll
Cit\' and sa11l to him:o.l'lf
:.This can't lw St•allh•' ·
fie he lan<.h:d ot ("n•M'l'lll
Cit~· instead
Schock will be s<.'r\'mg his second year as
chairman or lhl' Sailboat Show. lie is a second ~enerat1on family member to serve iri a leadership
l'apac1ty for SCM A. llis rather. Dill. is a former pre-
..,idt·nt of SC.:~l.\ und formC'r boals show chairman.
San Diego Pla~
Boating Displays
""9Jbl u. ltl .. ~ Pwu11------~----~-1 ------~-~-..,,.,..-~ Publl-O••noe Cotll OlllY POOi. f'ICTITIOUS IUSINISS "ICTITIOVS IUS•HESS ""9.)t,-S.p1.1,1A.2l,lt1' >Ul-16 NAMISTATIMIENT NAMIESTATIMINT Tts.l!ll-lll!lller'°"'•redO!ngllu1J· 'Tiie loll-•nt i><o•\04\ 1. dOtnq .,.,,..
lltH •\! rw~\.t\ QUICIC FEATHER TRAOIHOCO.. PURSING( R COMPANY, '11•
21•2 DwPOf\I Dr., Irvine, Cllllfornl• H,irbOr Olv<I ,Co•l~M•><i.CAottU• PUBLIC NorlCE
('r!Jp• Cri11w
Thl' ~ ounJ!c r Schock 1s national sales manager
for lht• W. () Schock Company, one o: th!' nation·s
lt•a(lln~ :-.ailboal manufacturers. founded by his ra(ht•r
f'ICTITIOUS aUSIMIHS NAMI STATIMe .. T
lllt IOllO•ll\9 PtUOfl\ ••• dOtl\O bull· neu•': CO MM VHITY NI EO ICAL The San Diego In-the-Water Boat Show. first of eu1LO•Ho, wESTM1NslER, uo
its kind lo be staged in San Diego will be held at Mis· ~~.~~~,,~;cie, w.rn""'"•'•"
~ M.irv1n G•v1n Pur\lnOl r, ~9H Je,,~11 0 , Ne•ll•t•Y. 1u 11 MOn1oO••~<',lluverlM.O•~ WOOi
....... <I SI., Wllllllor, Calitor..t• Th"' bu\IM\\ "<On<lu<ltd Dy"" 1n Ml<h.ael A. Crlsclo .... U.0 PMlt OlvlOi.161
HtwpOr\, ~ •01. N•wport 8••<.tt, Mtlrvln G Ptir\1nq .. r
C..lilO#nla Thi• ""'~"'•"I w•• "'"" wolh 11>-
Thh Duslneu 1, conducted by • '°""'' ''''" 01 Cl• ~uou '°""'' on
sion Bay·s outer harbor starling Sept. 11 and run-J Lvnn Bu111 .. 91....,, t.a01 e. No111 oent<•I p.trlne .. hlp. Au~U\I 18 t 11•
Je,,elt O. Nulhcrv f'toOSOI ··(OS ANGEi.ES ~.\l'l
• Thret' m:.icabre l'Ollt•<'
tors W<.'rl' sc ~11·<·11 a \I a'
~fo~c th<.'y Wt•rc nbk to
pry the hra:.s namc·plnh' c r ~ m t h {' ... r \ 1> t ,, r ~nlrn ~tonro<· 1x1lln·
:;l(.V.
Kelpie Ho1ne First
In Catalina Race
ni.ng through Sepl. 19 ._..,..,.RO •• &n•11tlm. ca111orf\1•'1101 0.lt .Slu•r<I, 16 cvo•tu pt. l.aiw,
Th h · be" i-..-1&eK,.,C.llfo•n•&.,M>O e s OW IS mg produced by Duncan Mein· Tiiis bullll .. , h ul\du<le<I bf • tosh. who also produces the In-the-Water shows at _,.,.,.,._$1\lp. N • Be h o.1ts1 .. .,d
· Tiiis st•lem•"' wa> flletl with I"" Publ""'-d o1 ...,Q .. Co•" O•"' Pit 11. Countv Clt•lt ot O•i"0" Co\lnlf on Auo11•174,31,•11C1!1tllltm1>tr /,1A,1~i.
At.lgvi \ 12. 1916 ll•J ,,
.. ...., ~----------~ Pul>ll\hed Ortnge Coasl 0.11' Piiot,
Awt. 17, JA,, 11, •nd SePl.1, 1'7' '441·16 PUBLIC N011CE
1 ewpor, ac . J L.,..., eulfinoton
Thi\ ... ._,., w•• ltll!d Wtlll ,... P UBLIC NOTICE .. ICTITIOUS IUSINIU The San Diego show. on land and al dockside, eou .. 1, coor\ 01 O••nv• c..in1, ..., N•Mt suTt MfNT
\\ill feature hundreds of new power and sailboats. Au9u~1A,H1', MOTICIEtNYITING••os 111!:=:,.,.1-1"' oerson "C1CMno"""
-001cC'r::. :w ad '•~Hot ...
at nearby gra' <'" :ip
~rrnlly prompt<·d th<.'
thrc<-men to fkc rrn111
th C J! r ,1 \ ,, ::. I l (• U t
W l' ... t\\ ood ~!(· mnn al
Parle Th<'~ h ;11I u ... cd
cro\\ bnrs to pr~ at thl1
Ernar ;\I inn<.'' s 65·foot s~hoon<.'r Kelpie from ~uth Shorl' Y:1 rht Club wa~ the f1rst of 23 yachts to
11n1!>h Ch..innd Cruisiniz Club's traditional
Home" artl Bound rJC<' from the Catalin:.i Isthmus
~tonda\. Corrected time "inner ror the second straight
,car wa!> Se~1 ~y mph, skippered by Ray_ Wall~ce.
IJls i\n~eks Yarht Club. Se!'ond on handicap time ''II" tht· t8-foot i;chooncr t.andfoll. sailed by Dwight
Cul\'cr. Cori nthian Yacht Club. Tiburon.
There Will a ISO be OVer 40.000 SQUUe (eel Of dry land "'"11 Nollet ls 11e .. b, o•wn lhal llW Board HOME APPltAISAL SEAVlt.E 1 Pllbll~ Ora"O't Cout O.ily Piloc, ot T•u>IH\ 01 I,.. Co••• Comn'iuftlty C.llAI C1t<1e, N•wporl BeacPt, CA. ™l exhibits showing a ll types or boat gear, accessories ""9-3•.-s.111.1.1•.11. ttt• 361:9-76 co11~1e 01wit1 ... Ort"O' Counlv. J•m<'• 0.,1.,. Sm•t". 2 c..n.i '" and marine ser vices, as well as trailerable boats •------------c:.t•1"'"'•· w•11 '00 1"" ~ • ..., ~ ue> ctt. NowPG•I BucPt, CA ,, .. 1 PUBLIC NO'l1CE 10 ll:OO .. m .. Tllur""''· s.iMemDer t•. Tllh bU\inn\ I> COf\d"<ll!d b' .on '" and motors. mr.. at,,.. Pur<ha••"I 0e111 ot wld ,.,. .,....
• K._ dlltrtcl lcK•ttd •I 1370. ...,.,... ' 'Jame• o Sm•'" Half or the gate receipts wilJ benefit the City or PICTITIOVSeUSINISS A-. c .... -w. C•hlOtl\••· •I TtWs ll•ttmont .... lolf'<I ...... t ....
Hope Medical Center. a free, nonsectarian medical n..1o1:0~~..::::s::::.N~lluSJ. ~=.::.,~::.d• Wiii be pu0fi<l1 Counly Cleflt ol Ot•"ll'I ~··on
and research center ror catastrophic d1seases, ,.""' -M o 1.. T , : P R o o RAM ""°1"t ''· 1916
Mcintosh said. 1tAMPA1tT t.EAStNG. :noJ N. 1t1oeo1Auo101teP11ooocEA. Publl\l•eci'o ... nqo eo .. i 0....1,"::1~ ::W· C-1, Cost• Me~. c..l•l9'nl• u!",:~;~~tie.,!~ ~::::'! AutU1.l2•.lt,t..O !Koltmb(• '· "· ,.,; -• namt' plall' but nianai.:1:{!
only to chip a piece from
the pink marble crnll.
t1ffir-f'rs said
The race is always held on Labor Day and is
re•..tr1ctcd lo:-achts <ksigncd and built prior to 1955.
Mcintosh said be expects the San Diego show to Hwnllll\9 £nterp rtse1, Inc .•• Sotdlk•loOf\S ..... ," ... now ..... Ill• l\l'l I• be the largest in the southwest. c.i1tom1u .... -•11on. uoa N. Hat-. -,.,..., 11esec"'oo 1n 111e 0111<1"' llle ____________ 1c;.1,c..i.Meu,c.tllorfll•,.._ ~\Ing ~t 01 Hid """°' dis-PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC N011CE TN~ "'1\1...ss 15 <oftdu<eod bf•<:..,._ trict.
------------1-llkln l'ICTITIOUS au SI NIH "0HT'TI NO ENT!:A .... ISES,,
EKll lllddf!r mwsl subfl'lil "4111111• bid
Bird Baiting Charge NAMIE STA TIMI NT INC.
Tl>f lollowlng "'"""' ••e dOlnQ busl· OeMls Huntll119 110tu .. : Prnlclent
'1l POSTAL INSTANT PAESS l1I Tnb Sl•ltmtnl was flied wfU. tfltl PIP), 1~ Nt!WP0'1 Ctnlt• °'• 5'111• Oounty Cl•rlt ol O••no-Cllunl'( on
120, N-PCl'18eecll, CA ""9Uit 24. 191.,
• <•Sllitrs clttck. c.,Utiod clle<lt, °' -·s botld m..S. PfY•lll4l IO I.._ ot
der of t11e Cout C:Ommunlly Collel!" Dislrld &o.rd of TrU1.lfft 1".,,. amouno
not ICU 1...,, hve pvrunl IS"lol ol ll'lt
wm bid n • O"''•"'" lhal lho! bidder wlll ef\ltr fnlo 111e IWOpoHO °"1tracl II Ille same It llWatdtd 10 lllm. 11\ Ille .... : ....
From /\P Dispatches
n11no1i; Go'' Daniel Walktr has been cited
h\' ·I\ frckr;1l i;:aml· \\ anll•n for hunting birds in n
biutcd rl....id. W:1lkrr "a"' l!'i!>Ul'd ;J ell at ion ancr the game.'
wimkn round him huntini.: m11urn1ng doves on a
(3(ro nl•ar Uat h rn ~I :i,.,nn Count~ ~s,;unw Wai d1•n Ralph \"on Dane-'laid he found
rotl't b11rlt.'d unch•r t•arth In th1.· r1dd and deride~ the
.:round had been btllll•il Fccl<'ral law rnrb1di,. baalln~
field:. to oil rad l he binl ... •
Morn.• produc·cr d1rc<·tor M•tl fimMr filed u ~7
tnOllon fetkrol l1lwl 'llll ui:u111~t a scconcl cousin
~ind Ma nor Br(l()k<o In<' t'lmbcr ch111n1·1l 1n the l(ll•l thnt a bonk. "The
Jpy nC llusthn~. · wr11tt•n hy Grel(I( Tylc>r. intimates
tht1t CiO'll><'r. \\ho w;1:-11\a1·r1<.'d to movie actresi,
Jayne Mansrh'l1l, "plunnc·d or nrronitcd" for the
l'llr arclclcnt th11t 1onk her life
Tht• suit rites 11ort11111~ of lhc· book claimin$t
. tflat Tykr wa:1 havln~ nn11fh11r "'Ith Miss M:ansCh.1ld-
t1nd <1u<.•st ionanJt whl'lhl•r Cimb\'r 1!\ nctunlly tht>
Cather or t h1• lllu11dr net rl'l':S · 1111n, Tony C'lmlM'r . •
Actre!'s L11Wand1 r aRe. M. who portrnrs AUl\t
Esth\'r on the Sunford and San telev\"lon ~en<.'s. wa~
l't'leased from u l.os AngClt•s hospltal Whtl'C she had
lx•<'n rccovc rinl! from :i
<'Ur accident.
J A ~pokesman said ( PEOPl.E she w11l spend two weeks l -_ r<.'cupcrut\ng at her home
'---------b<.'fore returnln~ to work
·on the NBC seric11.
•
former astronaut Scott Carpenler say~ the We Tum In Pushers program has
been awarded a 560.000 grant
from the Los Antteles County
Board or Supervisors.
Carpente r . ho norary na·
tionnl ch:llrmon of We T.l.P .•
said thnt thr program will be ex·
tiunding. There ttrc 109 com· munitie~ purtac1puting in the
stutcwld<> proj~<'t founded in
1972.
• ca.,.tNTU Rewurd:s or op to S500 are of·
Cc~ for information lcndi~ to tho orresl and con·
viclion of any dru,g p11 her. •
Prime Minii;tcr Jamt8 CallagllH says Danish
Pf'Oduccr J~ns JCH"~en Thorsen, who wanu to film
u pomographic hfc of Chrhl\ 1n 8rl.tain. ~uld be "a
most unwclcom1• and unde 1rublt' v1 ltor ...
•••• C:lllaghar1 hinted that Thor!l<.'n could. bf barred
•fiifin Britain o" a thr<'at to pul>h c ord~r
• ~-1,
Thorsen. rt-oched by telephone in Sweden,
r<.'sponded b y st1JUtesting Calla~han should concen·
trate on the "bud i--.ituntion of the British eco.no~!
instead of worryinJt hi mselr about what I am do mg. • With Italian United Notions ambMsador Pit-ro
Vizol an Romt'. burglars ransacked his Firth
,\,·cntt<' rnans1on and made-off with oboul 880,000 in
'aluablcs. police said. • . . Ouranit a leisurely search. which police said
lasted roor hour::., t he thieves forced open a safe
('c:mtulninA <'ash and papers whose nature was not.
d1sclo:ied Also taken were rugs. Jewelry and
:-lh'erwJrc•.
• Teen-al(() singer and television star DotH•Y.O.·
mond hos been treated at n hospital for food poison·
Ing nnd is under doctor'it orders
to i;cct some rest at. hiis home in
Provo. U t oh. a fa mily
spokc11mnn sayis •
-Osmond,., 18,.. co'1losl ~I an....
ABC variety series wilh his sis·
ter Marie, was exhausted from
concert tours a nd recording
commitments. the spokesm an
said.
A combination of tt lack of
otMqieo r~stand something Donny ate al
u p31'ty apparently caused his illncsii.
S. Coast Hospital
Approved Again
South Coast Community Hospital has l'eceived
a clean blJI or health from the CoUe1e ot American
Pathologis ts rollowlng an inspecUon of the
bo&pltal's laboratory that round il maintains •••
high level or medkal laboratory performance."
Jt was the third time in 12 months the hospital
has been put under the microecope and approved
for accreditation.
The latest inspection wu bf request , as were
the others. They were part or an efrort of tbe
hospital to take advantage o( the opportunity to be
judged by teams of its peers, aald Bernard Carr,
hospital adm lnist.rator.
Mlcl\llel Francis de IA Cuo•t&.6275.
Huon scou ea1n1 J• .. 2n luoonl• i-..wiiort Buell, CA .,MO Ber..atdl"• 8ak d, 7U t.uooftl•. N<!w-l 8t.te1>. CA ttMO ThlS bu\lneu Is col\ducte<t by a Qentr.ll PMll\trff>lp, /IAl<ll•tlFranclsdeleo.stit
_.. "91l$<Dll a.1r4 8ern.,Cl1M 8•1rd
Tiiis \late-111 w•\ llled "'111 "" Olu<>IY Off\ OI OUf\99 (Ovnlf M Aug. ..... 1 ..
,_ICHAllOT T"UR NC:R
'lbe first lnspection was by the state board °'I ~;i-,.~:•ur health 'laboratory field services. The lab was In· ,...,..~11oncomm1n1on
spected aialn when the hospital wu given general PtJl)l•~0.":;0(';;:.,c~1~ Pilot
accreditalion \5otot.....,..,, •• '' • >'I
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PUBLIC NOftCE
forltitH, or In lf\e case Of • Dontl. Ille full tum thtreol wlll be lorlelted to said
-district.
No bl-r ,..., •'""''•• Ill• bid'°'• period ol for1y•f1.e IOI IMYI 411Mr l"-
dotle1o1t l0t 111e-nlno 11Mreof. TM llN<d of Tn;slffs •nt<vn llW
pt1Yileoeol rtjt<tf!19M1y•ndetl bicbOf .. -•v• "Y ll••t"la.tlll .. w .... i.tNlltles In.,., bid or In lite .._m.
SIQf\tdl . -' NORMA N E. WA TSOff
5«1,. Boa•dof lrull~ ~ S.-ber 1', 1'16· 11:00e.m. f'llClll!Md O•-Coast 1>a11, Pilol, Attg.31,-Stp!. 7, 1916 lJOl·I•
PUBLIC N011CE
lllOTICI TO <;lllO!TOllS ,u .. a111011 COUllT Of' THE STATI Of' CAt...,OllNIA f'Oll THI. COUNTY Of' OllANGE N•.A·fltU l!\lalo ol ORA OAVIO OAICEA. 0tCHStd. NOTICE IS HEAEOV OIVEN lo,,.,
crec111or1 of Ille •Dov~ namtd dt<odo''"' t""t •II """"~ lie vino <l•lml "ll<llMI
thlm. wHh the nee•-''"''' vouc-hfr\, tn 1,,. olli<• of Ch• cle•~ ol ttw 414»w-entllltd COU1'1, or to pretent '"""'· ... 111 •~ neu"'"'" vou<hcra, to the "'n. dttrSIQM<I ••Ille olllU ol R08ERT N. 8ROXON. Allotney •I I.aw. 1301 P•r\ Ave . &•Ibo.\ tsl•ncl. C.lltornla, Wiilen I• .... PIK• of bUlfl\tU ol tlle un Clllnl0'1fd ff\ all "'ottlt~ pen•nlng Id
IN!~·-tt MIO cle<4Mlenl, Willlln fOUf' "'°"lllA .... ,Ille flnl Pllblo<1l""'ot t"'~ notlu•. 0.led AUOUil II, tt1•. 8EATltlCE L. BAIC[,_ l!.Ra(UlO# Of IM Will OI
lhe -·· Mmed cl<Kedl'nl ltOl••T N. e1101tON A-yacLtw .... t rilAYt . ..... ... -.Cotit.
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PUBLIC N011CE
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Tuesday September 7 1978 * DAILY PILOT ··89
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DAILY PILOTu-~-----~-~mllll!!~-I Truly &u>.u r) lh 10 1 Newport Heights CLASSIFIED o. Of A ecw. s pu c 1 o u" l ri 1 t·' \! 1 432 l l &th. a.1-ce A'DS " \:\NY t'>.h J ltnU 1ni.l f"IG • ~ F:l\)oy &bl~ lovel)• fA bit•• Xlnt Npl lot".illon OPEN
Ytu Cwt W "· filld II,
Trode h With o WOflt A4
IQ fl boroe With Yot v. \ 1 w o( bil\ i on"u c.uwly Ur entl!rt81n )'Ullt ~ Don l ~all lo l'OJOY ,. (' SAT /SUH/MOM
lrH.-nds. Open khch4'0 FllH .-ood life. Only ~,.DSO, Coiy 3llR, l!OA. formal
l 842 a....Nil hual\in.s. warm ~ood al We will warunl :all t.16 1711. din rm, t~am cNI ram -~,~ moi.pb11tt>, 11J(fod pat:Jo plumbing. c h:c:trlc:al, • .-_ rm,:: lrpki.. Ai.~wnublr
l>WI pun:h, ;J ~rUOlll!C bntll\J: 6)'1>tettl nd all 7' lo.in' One Col Sotnt<t
fo\I (Jtdlr ••wol 1 oul(J Ix· 4, loll. pool roo applhmc6 rur on4' yl!ar . lm11wdiotl' oc-c-upanr>
"Ith CU!>llJm wel bar & 00 .my horn . pur hu ed o( t.lu~ 1i 'r old charrnin.:
loo m.iny om(•n1li('jl t Ulru Vallty Rcalt)'. <.:all homo. W.Jlli. t<.t .ill i.chlJ &
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•••••••••• .. ••••••••••• C.:.AU for 11p1>111n1mrn1. $1.00. 4 UNITS Pn1111· buy in 11 ... 1in..,:.l 1ll NEWPORT l -.oc>M. $73,950.
ln1-.11111n11 111 Sl:l9,9!>U Buck Kay Doll llouse ! B~wul.lful ...--..rSuPERB 640.9900 HUN ~~:c~ TOH OiHwr.inxlouic. conditio n. heoutiCul gardens, 3
BlOIS: Acl•mfs•rs H OOM fil-fil-ttJloi.94N 1tor11 l t1\lli;l rlll·nt op o lll'drooms. 2 Datb.s, white picket fence.
should check tMlr odt ixirtunlh • U1kc to uuad1 a view o( l hC new f(Qlf COlfrSe ond Short
daify and ~ er-~~: .. ::::·~ Valley Realty trom th" prnnc 11 11 ride to the Y MCA. ll's for real, at..
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Promonlor'I Ba~,::·
Decorator coordinated. like ne~~.: ~
Bdrms .. family rm., den, dining rm.
Curved eant1levc1·ro deck. Shp fot'{wo
60 rt. bouts. $279,000. . .
Bill GRUNDY , REALTOR
I I K"Y''dc· Or"' N I~ ol'l 11161
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ron lmtnediately. Te.. ~49.1655 . """'tiun' ;J 'l'lll'• 11t'"' J -= r:~· .. _.,,·-..."a.:.dl'J!~ _ S73,950, in Newport. Beach. l---=~~:..--.fllllllllll ... 1111111111111111111111111111111111111~ li(>1lruor11 11't\lll'I 's u111l or· ~, • --DAILY PILOT auaames --~nt.al w1f1rtph111• .. ll~o u~16'\u-= tf()Ml:c READ THIS THEAMERICA'H HabWty for tM fint in-POOL EST A TE ~ bedroom ur\lt 1md 11 I Balboa Island Realty r-. "' a.. ~ DREAM , ,
correct inwrtiottOftly. $62,951 SHOWCASE HOME bcdroorn. Pnmun•111.ili. o\'"61~3, .. ,,1, .. ._."' REAL TOR~ 675·6000 H. E.SALF.SPEHSON SS2,950
Hart• !>Ummerhme op prttk or OWll \·r .. t11v• ,, -700 2443EanCoast Highway.CoronadelMar Tlll:: 8 1'.:ST w \< 'l'O Q11i1•t tn•1• 11111111 .. 1h•l't.
---------•I portunity! P rav:it ·A sharp 3 bedruonl uv· Won'tlfl~t!Grabthi11to~ ---------• alw mMos:iVerd!l,1t S46·S990' ,\l .\K ~ M ON~Y I "' ll•nthl\•p11\'Jll'fl•111.,J11~!
• Jl 0 rl<" J v h, d s t ~rad-' b<>mo th!H '" onl~ &btltt'r toda_y! K41 OOlO. FHA·VAJUYUS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j Rt:AL E T!\TE TS IN C111 1 :1 t:o "u 111. W':1v t n t'ublistwr'sHotice: . . ufc"'sl~plllO af111epark loi l'll••lf• ... ,. '· ' OMLYS .. , 500 n u y 1 N c N 0 1' 8\•('l'Uk tl 1·11try!' t..wh h l\JI r<'al l•i.t~tc aJ"crtist'd :wdtx.led l'nlr;mce• !'.;,,. .md II tirammar school [ I ,, ' ,
In t ... ~nau ~p"pcr I" ~ub· ~~·ull\e ll\111~ room \\ll ·°"ncr m•ck111g UrW on ~ lt~l:ili~ Come ~e this newl)' or GeNrel • 1002 ........ IOOZ St;LLINO. tlO"" • OM lt\111): 1110111 lll~~hcJrh'•I ,..,._ "'~.... "" ~ uropc11 n hoar\h 1 .--h , fer-.--dJbJrm,2b:1,homc ••••••••u'•••n••u• .. n••••••••••••••••••••• !\llSSION Of'l-'t-:Ht-:b TO b) tu.1 .. ty f rrvJ•)•\l'l' .. )ec-t to thl' t-'cdcral Fair ' I , t ic11· ""'Y to l e eai;t · ' h n•·:st.~""'" Ol'IL'.N,'1'1.'1• Goutnll'l l.llch1"' ,\\,din·
I Y.p tua•Jn ~~lley "llh u1ast. !\IO\eln ttme !or L.;;;;~:....!1!9!!!~~~~·~~~1 00 lrg <'Orner lot, w/ uge HEW UH STYLI " ~ ' ,._ "'"' " llou.s ni; Act or H16l:I d1111ng rnlt•rta111menl ~A'--·I. _-::__ "'=·· ····~ 1-'H. ne.ir 11\!w cpts, SALES PJo;ll 80~S 111 i; l'lll\'rt.1 1nm~nl .
"hlfh makes ll illeg:il t.o \\'.1lho or i!l,1 lo !call le l>UIUV $72 500 l"'""CH HOUS"'-separate l.1undry & hob C:i refree ID parkland !!Cl · L !:!: A R N T JI F: Ha111lil111i.: \\ Jlk\\ il)' ltt ad\lertis~ "nn y pre hui.:c tul d~ l>ae \\Ith • 5"' 11:: b,)'ml\\illt.O\\llba lhat ltnjt. ThlS hil.ltop 2051Sh1pWJ La.J:\D I::XCITIXG F'IELD OF S \\ec•11111 i.: rn:i -:.t \.•r
fcrcnce. llmitJllon, or i.h1mml•r111!! Pool and .i;ant · IL • $63,500 c·oulil eastlv beeome a Lo~Ahom~ looks hkc 11 Baycrcst exec 3 br, R~ll)fo::'\Tl,\L ~ALE~ lx'droom .ind b.1IH + ::
thscnmmallon b~cd on boat .ind trailer ac.:u:.i.:.! \\alk to tho beach from 4lb bd. Nice lrg patio professionally done cust om pool, $118,500. TO l XVESTORS. NO cllllJrc11·~ rt'lrl'al."1! l•ar·
race, c'Olor. rcllirton, se,, Thi'\ 3 lx.'<lroorn beaut) • thlS sharp ~ bdrm. or 2 ;area St5·9J9l '!'odel. H3s everyUung. ()peo sun & Mon l..S O PE:-.! II 0 US F.S N 0 t Y t Im e P .l t 1 c:> • "W II h
or natlonal oriAm. or an won't last. T ry 56: bdrm. & a clen, :? b:a · S e f & c 0 m P 11 r e 701 Bayside Dr. N B DR l \'I~ U I' ~o I' I,~: bJtl..) •111 niom l11r-tx11•l'
mtenllon to mJkr a n> tota l down• 1-'or quick ANYTIME beauty. Offl•r-s pools .'l -~~1ere for.$5',000. Waterfront, 4 br, 4 ba, AROU="D T"l YllUH OY.rl\!r leCL arcn ..11111 :.uch preference, llm1tn showing call847.fi010. LC'nnls. Lowl':.t pnw 111 .,.........,, pier &slip. Open Fri lhru C .\ R. J L' ST WO ll I\ mu.'t s1•1l 1 S11b1u1l,·> our
t1on,or discrimrnal1011." ("'9>11• 0·11<•• .. J•ur .. '<'r• ~ewport U1h, 1\11 burr) -Monll-4. w I T II () \I fl olfrr'8171iOIO . [~ I onltuso11e.~IS 9-l~l. ';: ~: 713 LarkspurCd~f lN\'t:STOHS.TOPCOM ',,,, >·11 '"'''<"•• ,.
This newsp:iper "ill not li~~i11~·~ MEW LISTING • ~ ~ · ' ' : J BR, 2 ba cottaJ!c on R-2 '.\llSSIO~ P \11> C \I I [ ~ I knowlni:ly aceepl ::inv .. llG CAHYOM OWHH ANXIOUS ' · · 1 • lot. $89,500. Open Sunday itUNTl:\:G'l't)~ iu:,\ci( llil!ljl,1ll ad\'c rtis 1n ~ for rea·1 :1 ; F;xcitlng "L" s haped 1·4 · 9 ·2 '458 \SK i-·on i;f;\il•J:t \'~lHle which 1:. 1n 'iola· -="" =••••-== PoOL, NlGllT I~IGll't' 4 + 2 +BONUS \'~:'\C;.~ ' · . 1
t1on orthc law., FAMILY VlEW LO.CATION on Super family home on -• --
GOLF COURSF; and 2 larµe lot. t'ormal dining <A5 950 ""' ' f) ~ Houses for Sale • HOME 13 r gc b e dro oms. • room. Sepal'atc Laundry "' , C..@\\ ..i\ ~,.-~ £q·S•· ·.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Glamourous Bordeaux SHOWCASE HOME room. :aoo Sq. fl. of IUX• Your F1·rst Home ~ oU "'·-L/ GeMf-_al 1002 $43,900 model with custom lie· ury. E\'ery wo man's $74,SOO !!! Tira# Intriguing Wore/ Gam~ with a Cr~·~!'
••••••••••••••••••••••• ed d d' l d ... sh"rp 3 b"droo -I> dream J<i((<hen With :IT ""'an nna eomrorlabl"., Cheoplc<JuulclC,"\~ hlk. to -----T411o4 .. , CU'I' .. POllAN I lone) mooner 's d elight ~gn an coor .nn c " .. ' '" u . ~"' ' " .. 22272 Ontario Lune or lllH''>lc:n dre:im com int,cnors. An excculln: grall~ homl! that 1:. only th l' modern c on v e · bedroom. 2 bath fo rnlly ocean, bes t. swimming &
Rrunll lll'W lakl.'front lrtll'' 1 ... ,,.. doY.rt to as r e t rea t w1lh .ever)· urewste11r.touhnc park ruenccs. Four king sized home. Beamed cc1hng11 fishmi;! ~our own prlv.lll' l.ikl' 1 ·r .. amemty fo r l!racious h\'· and a (:rammar school bedr oom s . M assive in living roo m a nd OCEANFRONT
lx.•acn. lioa1 uoc < 1iri 1 I. i.ur\'\(• VA n;in. ot; ... p.-i Tng and enterT:imm"~"· Owner packing mrd on master -stii~ ++ +'ittl kitcllcn. 2-1xH Scrcen'-d Dt'li,uce dul)'ll'~;-Zbdl'ms ..
413R. mi.lr smU! hn:. Jl\t ".~~3''!_11~ou~37 1~.~r<~mon,lh.; tr:r ~ .... ~cial touc hes too their WU')' to the eahl 11u m able 1''HA l onn. in palto to enjoy thoi.c 2 b "I r I I
l I I k. h .~ .. ' ~ ''"' ..,, .. """ t l\l " ' Don'l miss this one. .,_ t '-~ u., u l·ms, rp ·• n >-'cony O\ er oo '1ng t c Uutb. wit h hund:.om numerous to mention cous • O\'e1n ume .or warm .,.,p em ..,.,,r <.:,ven· e ach unit. Super sun·
lake, dm rm & hv rm u,ed hrit'k ( rrepl;icc. Call us Cor special in :;chool. !~6.;1~~.0 l u 11 P rt ce · 1n~s. Close to schools, deck. 4 <.;ar gar:igc !
look out to l:ikc thru PrU:l'd llnder tnJrket fo struclions on entry thru $72,500 C>Jr.rrt'1 •rfiflft1TO£P, ·u frceW3)li , & shopptng. Sl89.500!
\lulls of n luss·l.akc .,,,,.,...;tyoa•~ """"'000 • Newonmarkct!Call •--..-alayProp. "' t1u1ck b•d c . O wo c ~~-· • ..,,.......... · 11 Sin [ I __.. Forest. By owor /ugt tr.in:.h'rreoll. must !>d i ---~ . ~ ,J.i.l.il!'l! 546.4141 Realtors ~~;~'~r;~.k~1cf 0h~1~1 .,/~n 1mmd1Jlcl). Jluro W~M' 040•G 1 ~fiQ'iJJf * 675-7060 *
trade. sk 'it. S92.SOO. pll·~ tall REAL ESTATE &UVTUUI~ ~
l>ILOTRt-;,\I. 1-:ST\TE 631-1400 _.., "~
!>10-55:>5 EH· s:,-; :WSlll --------4 IDRM HOMl & tNCOME TlllNKl:'\G O f' $48,950 AHord gracious h\·rn~ in
COATS &WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
BUCH GIA.HT! RE.\L EST.\TE ILUFFS rid ( this lrg 3 lid, 2 h.1, Fil
Cool ocean hreeH'' bot he CAR EE!\? S ltt. IEAUTY! p e or owncn;hlp a m frml dining, 2 lrplco;, dbl
1h1:s rantastic 4 l)t•dmom Call .~ for ass1:.lance & Soper end unit, Big z. home, directly naoss st 4 IDRM gar celec') w/endoscd
:! bath splrt k'd 111Jnl m i:euiogrourhcen~c Plan. Beautifully de· from bronll new, m ore $48,950 courtyard owners unll llu~e fJm1ly room .inil --....;._-• Yow Cost ottly $90 coratcd: '3~) baths, coun· expens ive properties . Pride of ownc r:1hip lam "h1lc re<:ci' mg imnnw
s:ourmul dl!ltRhl l\ll<'ht'n!._ .. ._ ______ •I -I( "Yfl"' "LTY , ..... k1leht-n, encl. p1tti011. Well developed foliage & home, direcUy across st from two 2 lxJan • .l ba uu
\I I I • 5"' ., , trees. W alK t o alt ~·~s "l' pa' l't ~tone POOL TIME 148..a446 1\l>Su111uhl•· 8 ",,.., loan. schools. &IG·7711• from brand new, more Its w/pr1valc µulio:. &
I 1n•plact' nc<:cnts c111 Reduced to !>l l:!,000 l'Xpcni-1\ c p roperties. l'ncloscd laundry rm.
numon p lu:.h raqwt. ~ Wl>ll developed lc>llni;c & ~1$-9491
Hecl'nlly p.llnll'tl 01"' for S71,900 Newport Het.""ts c F Colesworthz trees. Walk l o nil ~ mile to ocean. Wutc.:11 llll' '" • • :.chools. G-1G·7711.
:.un i.et rn the twautiful llc'Clutifullv n •111otleled 3 432 E. l&th. Place .REALTORS 640·00 0 -Walker & Lee
Real Estate P acific. 0111 11 by 0,.1111 butrm. 2 hHlh l'ollt>~•·
Brolhors. Only 07 .ooo "'J'I\ 1>oot home. Located OPEN iiiiiiiiiiijjiijiiiiiiiiili_.jii ....... 1111 ..... Call for q uick !thowrni.:. "'quiet lrl'l' ltnl"l 'trel·I SA,T/SUH/MON Ill ' • &12·2535. ·1h1:. homt• h.i' tuo 111:111~
n<'l'N N v. '' ~ r "· • "'' '-11 .~1ll'Ol1 ll"• lo lr"l. Ml l."Oml' C'07.)' 38R, 201\, furm:tl
·.SPECTACULAR
Shorecliffs· View
SPANISH MAHSIOH 6 <Six> bdrm home in 1
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· = '••• -I Ff3 I ci this 6 yr old cha rm mi.: · -QMES home. W11lk lO a ll schls & REDUCED!! West cli H s hopp ing
0 W :'\ F: R 'S M 0 1' I · 1555 w. a.Mf,C.M. Pnme buy in tbe Uoest o \',\TED! l.a r,i.:t• l hr NeattolMtUCllMMt locations ol $89,950
hoiol'. be•llll f.l m rm, S49·16SS <>wneraruc.lous.
torrnJI drn rm. qu1l'l _ 0
1n•ehnl•d l>lrl'et. ll11rr~. LUXURY PLUS
It\\ n"r mu :-l llllll l' "l\l'l'J>1ni.: llll'Jll '"'"" -~
ltl:'I 0303 t.~tmn ll'Jhin·:. i:alore ~FOREST OLSON INC . 1\lmo~t 3,1)1)1) >tCI· It -:·r ·~ --.:-.
We wlll w:irr:in l ~ll
p lumbin,i::. elcl'lril'11 I.
heulrnl( 11\'Mcm ;Jnd all
.1p11L1t111ccs for 111w y1•a1
on any hom\' purc hnsl'fl
thru \"alley Renlty. Cull
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640-9900
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Valley Realty
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IJrn rm • fq1lr • 1)0(11, hi~
hark yd. S83,000. HI.I .
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831 Ulll • •UO~O paJboa Island Rralty
{: \LU:rtY OF JIO~l t-:S ""'673.:a'170o
HOME & INCOME . Beautiful well locntc 1l
,\lhll'lt 11r1ll'1ou\ll\ 1nsi .' 4 bd . 1 g e 1 i v.rm ..
th1' It'll 3 I><!· ~ bu. f H ram.rm.., frplc .. pool, b1i:
lrml 11111111~. 2 lrplc-~. db back \'d SSJ 900. Ukr
j!ll r (('ll'l) w l'n<'IO~l'! 5a6·5S4l • '
cou1 ~urd owncri. uniu----------1
while rt>cc•i\'1111! lncom
from l\10 2 lulrn!J.i1.a»n
1!:1 \\/l'lri~otc-11::1tiu~
encloi.ttd laundry rm
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R. E.SALF.SPERSON
THE BEST WA Y 11'0 M A ~H MONEY lN
REAL ,~TA1'E IS· IN
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NEW LISTING llt;SIN~ ORlE!'JTF:o
S.\l.ES PJ::U SONS BIGCANYOM L f: A R N T II E
F:u•1t1ni.: .. ,, .. shaped £XCITl~G FIELD 0 1-
l'OtH ... NIGllT LIGHT RESID~NTJt\L . SALF;.· VH:W l.()(;,\TION on • 1:0(.f counsi-: :1111l 2 TO l ~V ESTOhS. N OP•;N HOUS P.S Nt I II r i.: ,. It l' d I 0 0 m .. 0 R l v I NG p E 0 r L ... •Vail Colorado• Glamouroua llorde1111x · New cu .. t. hit :I Hr, :I ll1 rnocld with cus•om d1• i\IHHJ.N 0 IN y OU ll ' CAR. J UST WO It l\ ll mt' rn ii 11 y 't 1 J' "~nod :tnd coordlnatl.'ll w 1 T ll o V R
71 I ·~18-00:!0 lnll'n ora. J\n l'XCICUll\'\' INVESTORS. TOr COM
--n •t r\!ul w ith ever y ~USSION Pl\10. CAI.I.
1 lllNKIN(; <W \ :imcnitv for .ir11 clou. .. Uv· llU;"'TlNGTON l\'EM.11. IH~\1,,.-:...;T,\TI\ rn1t un<1cntcrt111nmA. Rii· 962·24 511 ASK 1-·oll
CAIH:l':rt·• trn 11pt•c1al touch\'5 \1'19 VINCI':
(.'nil us fur .. ~~1ist:inco & n11mcrou11 lo mcntlon.1----------1
m getting your hrrn"" Cull u~ lor spcclnl lo ~Vofl Colorado*
y..., Cost oftly $90 itfrll<'UOM nn l'llll'YVIY\J New Ctr.IL hit 3 n ... 3 Du
. KA Yl R!ALTY ~l·cunly gutc. $200,000. h m c , mo n y x tr iu
141·8446 -WATf.RFROH'T 714·5'18-03z0 . RE~~:~1re . HEW UH STYLE
Don't drop th<' boll! Gd ;i 631-1 .. 00 Carefree in f~rkl:intl set
In W011en's Sizes
ON HILL prc~t1~ious ~1rrn. Fun
POOL-BEACH 1:1~Uc Mi.Lr Suite "1pv1
$59,90.0 bt1lcony, wet bar & Vll'W. Rare offerms; w1bdrml>
Wrought Iron e ntry to to suit n large famtly.
huge hvlng room wilh Inc ludes a :.epcral e
vaulted ceilings and noor molher·in·l a w sui te.
t o ceiling f1rcpla~. Fiexjble seller will tailor
Dramatic gallery. Wet finan ci n g t o s u i t
bar. Spiral staircase t qualified bu~·t>r's needs.
sp:trrous master suite & Call lo discui.s the m::ln)
t:h1ldrcns. quorte.rs. ways you can h uy this
Gourmet kitchen. Dine. home. $244 soo uscludes
Lu.sh terraces. llURRY .a '
for this decoralor·s de· WATERFROM' hghl. 9fi3.. 7881.
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REAL ESTATE ~ IUA;H1il SPAH~~~1400
-= I TRI-LEVEL
VllW&ATllUM BEACH
LiAh'-& airy beautifully ASSUME $40,000
upgraded & lnn<is.capcd DoubJc. ..door c.nLr.Y to
IXfrrn, 2 ba Oroadmoo c lcitunt raised living
homc.Olt·ingas DBQo r oom with G r anad;i
one patio & wOOd dcckln fl replace. 1''or m al d inlni: on side. Lovely corner room. llui:c Uarcclo na
kitchen w/forevcr vie garden vww kitchen.
or mtns. Sprinklers a l 1"1cst11 p:irty room with
.iround for magnifscen WlllJ of glass \'ICW O( l\Jllh
pla'}t.s.S4S·949l g rounds. MaRniflr~·nt
master suite and sweep·
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ingslairs losccond sfnry
smt<'S. Assume 10.000·
7':'1. VA loan. No new loan
~ costs. s:ltS/mo. pays all.
1----------1 Call 963·7881
$45,950
Your First Home
Cle:in and comrortnblc 3
bedroom, 2 b31h f:lmily
home. Beamed ccihngA
111 llv1og r oom and
k1Lchcn. 27x l<I ScrCt'n •d
111 rmt10 to enjoy tho11c
warm Scplcmhcr CY<'n·
lnul4. Cloi;c: to 11chools,
frocwa)'JI, & 11hflpping.
Now on market ! Coll
546.4141
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COATS~ WALLACE
[i'iiiti
SUPERIUY
$52.500
This homo needs some
care but where t•l!le c•un
you fintl 11 4 bdrm, 2 1>11
homa w11-·1t. Jocukd on
quiet cul'(lcM111c ni this
low, low prlco'l So don't
delay, coll today on lhl11
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Jiffy Knit! . j. Umbrella Pt8nf er
This slurdy, doubly w1nr Jacket is lust wh~t she need~'
' New. d1lferenll Alliatl all
eyu wllh ch1rrnlng planter.
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Phone 612·!1678. l>tlol w .tnl Ads. modtl. Has everythinl(. r,;;_:~~i=~==:=:L::==:=:::::=:~~~iJ Se• ._ e o m P a r l' ST AR G A'ZERlll ~ a nywh.ere Cor $54,000.
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CHOOSE !his tMembl• for
I "1\art TOTAL LOOK W1\tft the day beains eafly 11\d ends late.
Rtlued f.icket ac.cenls smootll
prrncess sh111e beneath
Pnnted Pattern 9411hMlnes'
Slzu II, 10. 12. 14. 16. 18 .
Sia 12 !bust ~I dtc1s 2! ..
yards 60-incll: jatkel JV:.
Stnd S 1.00 tor Heh patlem.
Add 35<' for tKh pallem tor
finl·class aimwl, hlndlln~
Std lot
Rlf.l L:-.IME INC Have somcthln~ to scll?
CIR.SslCfed ads do It well. .... , .. tOOZ ., .. ,.. 1002 ..............................................
JUMBO-~NIT jackel or tw~
\hands lustd as one) )yo1hc·
tic wortted. Walch the Inches
llyl Shn II love thr 'nnlrUI l11m. Patl ern 73571 Child'~ Site ~. 6, 8. JO included.
$1.00 for u ch pattern, Add 3Sd each patter!! for f1rlt-clm airmail and 11.andling. Send tt:
Allee Brooke
Needlecraft Oopt. 1 or,
Oa1lyPllol
Bo11 163. Old Chet11c11 Sto,
New York. NY 10011. Prmt
Name. Address, Zip,
Paltern Number.
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plimrnh lor lhls umb11ll11
planter aboul 12" ..,de1 I&"
tong Croeh~t In olnuoolc de•
• 1v.n of heavy II cord rir bod·
cproed cotton. P1t. 70051 easy! $1.00 for eech oawm. Add 3&r eKh pattern for ltr$N:lau
tirmall and hand1in11. Seid to1 ~· Al1cci Orook'I ; •
H<-'Odlocrolt Dept. 1~
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Do11 163, Old Chl'll~ftll Slit ,
Now York, NY 1001 1. Punr
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Dally Pilij
AD-VISOR
642·5&78
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Marian Martin
PattC!tn Qept. 442
Oa,ly Pllot
232 We$t 18th St., New
York. NY 1001 t . Print
NAME. ADDRESS. ZIP,
S IZ E and STYl.E
NUMB~.
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MEWIM
HAftlOR VIEW HILLS
Private courtyard entry' with
bubbling fountain, leads to this fresh
4 bdrm. in a setting of mature trees
&shrubbery. Offered at $137,500-Fee
A COlW&l ..... CO.
644-1766
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Mde NEW 1976 NEtDtlCllAl"T :AlALOGI Hu tvtrythlnJ. 75t.
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HlWrOIT HEIGHTS
Ooly a h~1 Ir block to Clirr I>ri ,.c. Almost
t • &Jl'r • 75 fl. wide lot. J bedrooms.
lormul din111J,! room . n ew kitchen.
<:UPJ>~:r plumhinJ.! unu 4 car gar<1ge.
Lots of room ror l><>••l. t·<i mper, garden
of whakvcr. Strt·'ist'<J for s econd storv.
OPF.N DAI LY. U I ~:I. MODENA •
lfAUTIRJL ILUffS
SLl"8lY SUDI!
The buck yard shppery slide leadmg
into a Cree form pool isn 't the only
cx<'iting feat ure ot this Mesa Verde
s plit level. Ther~·s a lso a sn azzy
.i~tcuizi. a family room-game room
t·omplcx. formal dinin~ and dramatic
d •tking. This is ulotta houst•. Thl'
money is $114,900. '
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.REAL TORS~. 546-5990
1525 Mesa Verde Drive, East. Costa Mesa
JlSO on Corona def MJr, Jl 675 6000
1002""-r.t 1002
THINKING OF SELLING?
During the 27 years Bay & Beach has
been opera ting in Newport Beach, we
have always had a greater inventory or
propert1cs for sale than wo now hav('
Consequenlly. our 22 professiona l
salespeople arc now nbJe to gl"e you
the utmost ln ~rsonuJ scr\'icc. Also.
our adv~rtisin g <'Overagu for your
home will be cxcepUonal. rr you m ere ly want on educated
eslimatu or market value ror your
property, with no obligation to list with
us. please feel free to call
• •
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OLD coliOHA Da MAR -VllWI
Oceun fronl! l-'ob1llous 1so· view from
most rooms of th.ls custom 4 bedroom
split lc\'cl. fu~c guest rm & bath. Wet
bnr. open beamed ('c\lings. indirect
li~hting. Your own private teps to Ri~
Corona Bcad1. Hually s pecluculur !
S)4S,OOO -Call for appointment.
2111 s .. -.... ... aoec1
MIWPORT CIMTll. H.1. 644-49 I 0
1002
Sl6,SOO
l llDROOM
llurl") ' Thi. s lnil" 1 .. 1111
h J bedroom hon"
doubll• 11.m1i.:e-11.1>1• 1 ,.1
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flli.t to t:all fo1 1111
h~ari:"in 11rlt 1• ~ r,;1o \ ..... ~ "'~.ii '""' ,, •f
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Cozy fireplace
Cottage
.. for lhtl IX'l'1"0l\ wltlt 1111
l).!ln11tlun-Da11a l'1•11tt
t•ottui:c 011 R·:! lot \\tilt
mom to build Oil<' 111••t•·
unit. Won't. 111111. 1011, .• 1
SV.l,000. lmaqinc the luxuriousne:,s of a home
a nd the easy Ii vin~ or a condominium
on a gorgt•ous wid~ greenbelt close tp
the pool Ht?aut11ul .. Z .. Plan with
drama la· t wo·~lory t·nlry. 4 I urge
bedrooms. fo rmal dining room. huge
kitchen and family room. Brunswick
pooltable and one ycJr warranty
mcludecl. A Volley Really exclusi\'e
offer ed ::rt SI 10,000.
.............................................. Ci ... , .. 1002
Custom 6500 s q. ft. waterfrmt hom e on
the point. 134 Ft. frontage with
magniCiccnt view of boats & harbor.
Slip fo r large boats. Remodeling has
been started-finish it to your own t aste .
640.9900
Pi~~ 8Ja# 9'kue
Valley Realty
1002fG...-.. 1002 .•..•...•••.•.......... ..........•..•......•••
OCEANFRONT Takt• \'OUI' d 1oiee ol t WO
nice 2 bdrm . 2 bath.units. in a scurH\'
bldg .. onl' with frpk. \\.11ilc ''atcr ,·1c~'
nf sparkling beach & o<.'l'an. i'l'l('Cd·al
~7.500 & ·1;;0,000. Both f11rn1!>hc<I.
673~400
DiYisio. of H.-bor lfl•tthMttt Co.
G~of 1002Ge.wrof 1002
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OWNER MOST SELL PREFERRED ln\'I ~:T~:llll.\CE Will 1'11t1,l1h•r 1•11nlr.tl't or
W~.SITY ~
TAYLOR CO.
Hl:-:Al.IUHs --.11111 l~t l li
TOO.A y -IT'S .. ·'Flxa.urna ..
Jn a week or so present owner will
redecorate etc. -and increase the
price. So hurry & you can do your own
thing! 3 Bed rooms. lar ge Anthony
heated pool com pletely fenced. $49,500.
2111 S•.,..... Hils Rood
NEWPORT CIEHT8t, H.I. 644-49 I 0
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VIEW * VIEW *'VIEW
UHDERST A TB> ELEGANCE
$315,000
:\l agnificent view or H arbo r .
Catalin a & Palos Verdes. Best in
C d:vt /N B a rca. P r ofession a lly
decorated & landscaped. Stunnjng.
on e or a kind . fa mil y &
l'nlcrtainment home on q uiet street
-no thru traffic. 4500 sq. ft.. 6
h<lrm. pool. jacuzzi. formal dining
room. 3 fireplaces. Agt.
551-2784 or 752-6521
f(·:Jo:LA~U.Cumph·tt'I~ kas<' with 11 1,1l1tt11; :J
up,.:r.11l<•tf , :I hr, tplc P.11 ltdrm' • :! lt.Jlhs. fi;i' Gftlef'-1 1002' G....r.t 1002
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BAOKEAS AEALTOllS
lO]', W 1..,1b.,.::. ;. "~ J••)
POOL HOME
CORON.A DEL MAR llttl\ 'IX !ISO 1-'or 1111 ..
\\ alf..tnl! 111 .. 1 tit•,. ••• 'llfH'r .1 b.:tlrm illl"I
,hn(IJllnl: aml lw.H h I 111 horn<: 01\ 111•r an,.1ou'
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WHY WAIT?
tr \'OU 're considerin~ purchase of a b;1~·front home .. & only the best will
do ... you owe it to yourself to see
59 LINDA ISLE
Sht>llered lagoon location Custom J~si~~cd & ~uilt in the finest Calif'?rnia
tradition . with generous us e of tile &
wood. Beautiful entry court, terrace &
private dock Offered at $3 15,000
orEH S.AT-SUM.&MOM 1·5
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INC
600 Newport Center Orave • 64().6500
[\a IE~'H·~1 ll1t\' '"'"' 11llh room for a ~j' 1 ~;;:n~ ~7:.'t~1 ·~t·~,1a"','~,1:~1::; .-ral 1002 G ... ,.i 1002 , =-1:::1= •c ruonl \l._t,ll•r lh.'•lren hus ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;r••••••••••••••••••••
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p,.e~enl~
ROOM TO ROAM
SPANISH H.ACl&IDA ON .ACH in
Newport Beach. Sta bles and corrals.
beautiful pool and terrace a rea -
room for tennis. Elegantly maintained
old woods, tiles, carved doors and so
much more! Call for details and appt.
t o see .
SPRAWLING CALIF. RANCHO
l .ACHS PRIME .. _,.. RONTASE
overlooking Upper Bay. Gorgeous pool
& garden (ri va~iog Rogers ) with
separate party /guest house. Main
home bas 4 bedrooms, dining r oom,
large 'deo with wet bar and dark room
and more. RQODl for horses. tennis
courts, etc. Call to see!
642-5200. 675-4060
aooio.,., .. 1'002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Lido I sle bayfront; reduced from
$4~:>.000 to $425,000. Prime location
with breathtaking view. 5 Bdrms .• 5
baths : pier & side lie for large boat.
LIDO-REALTY
3377 Via Uclo. M.I. 67).7300
1002 Gt•r .. IOOJ
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CUSTOM
. eei!~ ~::!!~urr· Professionally
Ln presti&e area. Would Decorated 5 BR )OU believe a lS' laundry •
room ? + party lim CreaL family home for
family room with wet living und entertaining.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
j.\I ""Y'"l· (Jr.,. NB (.!~ olol
l IEDROOM rLUS
20X20 IOMUS ROOM
$49,950
For mul en try 1 ..
dr11mat1c living room
~n i.lail'l' tu sepor.11•
G1MHI 10021 &iMral 1002 master suituwith vie"' ••I
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Saddlcbuck. Courm• 1 kit c h e n . Secl ud .. d
EINSTEIN ONCE SAID. • •
.. .''I never worry about the future
f o r il co m es soon e n o u g h ".
Unfortunately, too many people take
this attitude towards r eal estate.
Whether buy ing or selling. we su~gest
g iving con sider able thought to
selecting 01c REAL'rQR to accomplish
your purpose . In doing so, why not
select a realty company who has
proven its ability over a period ot
years? Our 27 years of serving the
HARBOR AREA m ust t e ll you
something! If you merely wanl an
e va luation on your home. with no
obligation, feel free to call us.
ballroom s ized part '
ruom. J ust listed. llurn
<.:nll 963·6i67.
<Jl'IN Ill 9 •ti\ fl.JN f!'.lf!! ,,l(f feNNI
E. COST .A MESA
CH.ARMHH
:t Udr ms., s unroom
hdwd. floors; li::c. yard
OPEN l·S
l982TUSTIM
Pyromld Exd1Gft90n
•• lll-1761 • ..
MIEWPORT EIGHTS
HACl&4DA
There is nd end lo lhe
JlO!lsi b1htics ! l Lovely 2
b e droom , 3 ba th :
Spnc1ou~ living room.
family r oom w llh
b<.'aml'<l cc1lln/'(. plus ex-
t r u la r i;c f1rcplnc<'.
t-:very woman's dream
kllchc n +++ 3 car
gurag1-. 2 workshops. l'ottin~ room ond lurg\•
yard. All for $89,900 full
1ince. &ili·1l71.
Gwr.a 1002 G1M1.t IOU Ol'INr11'1·1tHUNroerNtCT• • -
HOOOOOOO,HHomoo OOOUOOOHOOOoOOOOOOMO [ \i:lfilltl
OPEN HOUSE }) . ~ ' 4459D:~! ~i~way WHAT HAS '
Newport hoch --. Two fireplaces. One poof,
3 .Bedrooms.3balhs CORON.Adel MAR and Three bedrooms·!
675-9547 CHIMA COVE P ossibly YOUR !'ew
L ast -of.it s -k ind, home on n tree lined
beau t i fu l (approx street. It als o has a n
90x106 Jot; eosy to buil honcs~·to·goodness den,
on with rabulous ocean & and will go VA. CALL lo·
jetty view; owner may day.962-7788
subordinate. Sl 78.000. &i K€Y
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COATS & WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
·--------· COLEOFHEWrORT ~ RE:ALTOP.sh / MEREDITH ~~'ti~.~s
GARDENS
DUPLEX/IMCOMf
COST.AMES.A
I 1
I
bar. custo m lig hting. Close to e verything. Big two story 4 bedroom
buill·ln speake rs . Ho11. HarborHi&hScbooL with fa m il y room .
Costa Mesa
Bargain!!
$49,900
Al.lrnctivc income pm-
ptrly. Best location. N11 ,
var ancy. Ideal for s mull
investor. 'l'hls Is :t ••must.
see" -hurry -to in·
11pcct, coll 546-2313.
Ol'IN 111 Y• llS ftJl'I 10,,NIO •
•'-'--'l'W tBH. ~HA. lrpk. P''I..
1.1ke h1•.H•hfro11t. \~k1111:
l>!l:.! \110 Ownr ,\·I
\ Ill u..M'i E \'l'' .~;. i . >11111
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PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
64M200 675-4060
Westside
"CREAM PUFF"
SfllECUL.A TORS
IARGAIH HUMTIRS
t.:::istsidc Duplex. Quality
b111lt 2 hcdrm units wilh
a bo ut tea h ou se + •AA[..,.~nwan format dining a nd out· goldfish stream! Hurn Ci_ u~-~ ""'~ s tanding interior dccora·
to see. 546-2313. •~ , [~-~ ..,.1-111~1-~;J lion :rnd lundscapin~. Ol'fN Ill 9 ." SIUN TOI!( ... ..r• • . l ~ This is 8 larJ:C home with
-a pool·si zc yard and
large sTdc yard for Umn 1---------1 or trailer storage. fo'or
fl )Haclo u s ·yard and -========-1 SUPER. IUY f urther in for mation
A sharp 3 bedrm hom
with new painl ins ide an
out. New carpets an
drapes. Great loca tion o
large 110' deep lot. Ca l ~EN880 (or full details.
~~HERITAGE [el NII
:-.•II utlf' 1t 1•ttP.
1002 Getteral 1002 ...•••••••••....•...... ......•..••.•••.••.••..
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macneb I trvlne
realty
INVEST WIS& Y -
LIVE LUXUalOUSL Y
lltJ! Ca11\011 I own homes ,,. pool.
l('rtn1-. ,'<t 1.1<·11111 <'hoo-.f' from TWO
on Uw fro 111 row 0H·rlook1n.1? i lh
F:11rw.1yt Orw •~ 2·Nlorv. 2 hl•<lroom 2
b<1lh ~·nd 11n1t . till' 11tlWI' I ~tor\', l
Lledrnorn. ~ halh. l•:al'l1 w ipn ~atc
2·car r.n ra g(', S::ilC' l<•ttSl'
lcasc/opt1on. Appt. only Larl'y Oyer
£>12-8235. ((..'Ii!))
DONT DH.AM TOO LONG
Swimming, t<'nnis. outdoor dining in
cus tom.built ituzcbo. 3 bedroom
Ottunc ll ome profc•ssionall y
clel'oratl'(l & landSl'aJ)l"tl. Un 1v~r.ity
Park's ltncsl off cnng. , I 12.ROO. Llln
llarpt•r i:i2· I l I l. ((IO 1
LIND.A ISU
Dr::imattc contemPorary on t he
sheltered lagoon. Extra-lg. lot &
slip. 2-story dining room, paneled
study w /fireplace. billiard room + ~
bedrooms. sk ing SS50.000 lnclJ
land. Cnthv Schweickert fl42·8235. (('7)) .
IRVIHE-S74.SOO!
harp 2 bedroom &den home done m
earth-tones . .J ocuzzj & air cond. See
it now ! Lynne RotheU 644-6200. (C72)
'42·1215 644·6200
901 Dover Orlw .,.,,bot' View c.nier
Irvine •t Campus Valley Center
7S2·1414
I
:-.= ,. \\'I y 1> a 1 n l l' ll o n d
r Jrp1•trrl r>orhni.: :J
twdr<>0m with 1rnnel<'d
lamaly room. lloom 101
):J rd.-n and fnul lrl't'~ .
~~rn· a Riii JM t1~"tt
scvurate ~ar age1 o n
qual't cul·de·sac. Wood
~111ni::lt• roor. Beoutirul
wndtttnn, Only Sil.500
full pncc. QIU .s40-11.;1,.
t.'lowpnrt Q(flce)
...,. HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
4-PLEX
Hr. S. Coad P'lcnca
$84.950.
Tenants pay utililies.
Good ~ond11ion·Hi1tl\ in·
come.
Ca'1645·6646
$52,500 CALLS56-2660 V.14.IUYERS This home necdi; som • SELECT care but where else ca I~~~~~~~~~ Two:J Oil, 2 Ua. homei..
you find n 4 bdrm, 2 b PROPERTIES I· S45.000.&S43,900.
REALTORS
home w/f.'R located 0 ---------,• IRANDHlWDUrLIEX Nomoneydown.
quieC cul-de-soc aL thi. --------• In sought after East~id< 546-1640
low. low price? So don· Real Estate Back Bay area. No c·om ~ •
dl'lay. call today on th1 , S_._5r=:.. m on wall . JUSl l ik '2.~J.-"""-~-... .. nA9 ...,.. .. i.cparate homes! Earl -7~'~ one.'""" .... 1 Two full t me :associate has 3 bdrms , 3 bas .• 1 rpl lt£ALTORS
positions available JD a in li v. rm. & mo,tc -
well es tabl is h od. bdrm . Jus t lasted OCEAN VIEW CHHRY 2 HDROOM
HOMIE
CORONA DEL MAR
T111 lo11 cootlillon. l.11t<; 111
.:1 •• ,.. \'l•llow an1I "htl"
111 l'clumm.ttr.. ld1·.1I t.1 l'ou11h· 11r ,m,111 rJmlh
(;r,·,tl ~lli .:11111 111\\'~l
nwnl 1>/J.11:.:111 ., ... , ,., , ·. ." '
[®lti6UI
Walker & lee
Real tr.fate Kl ... GSIIE! ~ f R€HIG€ smaller. hi~hly produc 1~m1• " _ _ HOM€S live. prestige ofCirc. -4 l«drooms + 21/2 ---~ 1---------t ldl'ally located to its ma lath 300 N. Newi>ort. N.B. jor m11rk<.'lln11 arra & rn. , .
Nrwlv tii1 tr d Tihur nn ----QUIETCUL.DE·SAC Joying a vt•ry su<.'r<.'~!lrul
townhomt• 111 Fountoln O L p K 01X'r:a1ton & xlnl re"uta-VIEW & .ATRIUM C L EGE AR t Vnlll'' Ovt'r 1800 ll<t. ft II Ch~ ...... Jn•• 3 b<.'drc1<1m ion . U ... IV. r "'RK Sll·IJ tnlo tui1h ltvint Lll!hl & Otrv twaulifu Y ...... ,. · " ,..
n>um . f ,tmlly room an<l 11p1trad1..>tl & 'iandscnpcd 3 family' room hnmr 011 F. >. 111• rr •' n 1• 1• <I IH o SlnRJe level :1111t. 1•onrlo
11111111 .: 11rt•11. llrii:ht bdrni. 2 bn 8roadmoor ~<?acc ful cul-de ll Dt·, fl'S1<i0nol11 who d<.'&1rC! J. Firi.t time orte1uJ. hu11l
r hl'cry wlf!'·'lov .. r honw. Dlt·1n iios BU(} on l:ollcac Purk. Co at:a more 111tlc11e11dfnl al· lo find Jla1111vt•r Modol,
kitchen Vl!rrrnlilc noor one j)o\io & w1K11l dcclo ns:t Meso. llcautl(ullfi d i• mospherl' o( o peration, quiet locntmn. Prit•l'd for
plun. l,,oti1 ot rirh wood. on ~ltll·. Lovely corner cor:ited, copper P umh· combined with an ex· h sl solo at SW,!J50
Truly luxury living.
S pac ious trl ·le v e l
w/evcry extra imogino·
blc ! Xlnl N11t loca tion
w/Vlcw ,,r bay & ocean.
Don·~ wu1t lo enjoy th('
~mcl lift., Only Slf!l,!l.iO, J fl.Ul-7711 .
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Walker 1; l1m
Ruel lstule
IFYOU
"allpupl'r anti cu~tom kitrhcn w/forcver view lnl? and Iota of t•xlrllll. trcmcly geni•rous com·
ctrnpc•i;. llurry! T his ol mtns. Sprinkh.-rs nil Covrrrd patio, ploy urea mis11lon urruhgcment.
wo 11 't 1 u l ! At only nround ror magnificent onrl ii11rdl'n. J UNl listed ul andnvlled t.11 c:onlllct ~·.uoo. '"'2·""""· plants. 545·!M91 $6.S.500. 673·8~50. "' M llASTIN<;s
C. F. Colesworthv
klALTORS 640-00fO
h.1\ r u ~C'rvlcc lo offer or
~ood!t to ~c>ll, pl:lcc on :ul
tn the• Oatl y J•tlot
(.'lu~~•fll'd S<>f·tlon • • .
I 'honl' 612 ~ml
-.,... ...,.,.., ------()ltNl/t'l•llHt•NIONN'C(• H"'STl ... GS & co OHNl•J1>-•1>1ur110•11<11(r • .-~ • " • F'llld whot you wont In [~ 1iii•'11 LI ~~.~~~Wit+ REALTORS 640-suo uoUv r>11otc1a11smeil!•. ~. n1fflJ ------1_;_~~~~~~-~G~ .. ~~:9~.~~.~~ .......... !!~~ !~~!!'! .......... !~~
GNft'of I 002 G....ral I OOJ 49..,,_. I 002 G....r.t I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
·ae:
IDlll ILlllS . CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
LINDA ISLE -PIER & SUP
Spectacular Bayfront Home bwlt by
Don Koll. 5 Bedrooms, Den. Wet
Bar. 3 Fireplaces. Tile Floor Entry
& Dining Room. Luxurious Wood
Paneling. P ier for Large Yacht.
$297.500
881 DOVER DRIVE &31·1180
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BA YCREST HACIENDA
Unique Spanis h a r chitecture .
sunken Jjving room. 4 bed rooms.
family room, pool. tu.sh lanciscaping.
Asking $149,500
A COLDWILL IANlll CO.
644-1766
I
macnab I rvtne
realty
UMDA ISU IAYROM'T
Super location on the JagOOt.! Slip
for 60'er. Spanish Villa w /S family
b c droom s ... each w /priv at e
ba lcony! PLUS private m aid's
qua rters. Approx. 6000 sq.ft. tulll
Lo e x a c t i n g s p e c i f i c a t 1 on s .
$425,000-lease hold. J ohn Granath
642·8235. (C73 >
642-IZJS 644-6200
tot Dowr Orlw Harbor View Cent.r
Irvine at Cam,us ValltV center 752-1414
OWHIR'S UMIT + TAX SHIL Tiit
O.•llMhlful <1wn<'r'il unit
with flreplncc amt enter •
tulnrncnl thl<'k In nddl·
tum to 2 h('(lr oom IJul'st
r11mr1 ('r11 Two d ·luxe 2
t>l'1lro11m !1pt11. w ith flrt•"l11r1·~ Ueoutlrully
mointoinc•d und f rfttl
loe;itlon. SMIJ.000. Coll t<>
!IN' Lhl" l'XClu~iv1• lil!tinM.
1173·MSO.
'"''' Ut 0 •rt~ llW tON N~I • !~lflNHI
FHA-VA IUYEIS
OHLY S4t,SOO
(;ornc l-0(1 lhl8 newly or
forl'll 3 bdrm. 2 ba. bomr
on lr11 eorncr lot. w/hug ..
fo'R, near new cpts.
scporutc l1undry 4' hob
by rm w/lta own ba lhut
could c?slly become a
4th bd. Nice lra patio
area. S4.S-4M9 l
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Walkt:r 1; lam
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6 SHARP UNITS w1l11nd. Open h110 Sat & OPIH HOUSE l·S
Investor's Altefttlon! ! Sun• ~. c11ll 833 01~1
RalJchoCalllornia, at The PJau, Hwy. All 2 IJcJrms with . prl\"alt• h1!.id1 Aul Est t ---WQWI
tilewport leoc:h I 069 tWwport loch I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
* NEWPORT HEIGHTS *
395 -37 uoit motel + lge. owner or Pl't\ 1ICA'--'s. This Olll' 111 •• k1ml l 'orona ~a e 2 BRICK PATIOS • ma~a ger quurten . beautifully <ld :\lar propert~· 1:-0 11 19.000 -.<1 ft ol by,\\c\AY t::tuo; i.1>4ciou t'olum· LaborD•yS1Mclol
SUIDIYISION -5 MIW HOMIS
3 Bdrms.. i bn}hs, famlly rm.: .i
bdrms .. 3 bulh • amily rm. & dmin~
rm . Fro m $90.3GO t o $138 .240
INCI.UOlNG LAND!
rumlShcd. 2 Lukes + 20x40 heated fet? land. The o w1wr \\ 111 fin:111cc at baa Modt•I Ill Colleac Alltheulr:ii. m.iketll184 I terms your bunker t.:Jo 'l ..itfor·d to ••h i.· PUILIC NOTICE. P11rk. S & s «on,lrll('lton bdrm hom1• with bonu!I poo ; complete ly cc1uippcd for own .. A\•111l11bl~:: sly, 4 hdrm. or lilt'nu1ne la th ond roo 1n In b eoul1htl
laundry service: incl. Volkswagen bus ~·ou 1 ! l.i:-k<I at S.'l:?:i,000 hOtlll' on COfllH lo t plJ&ler. ::uso Sq. ft.. <.:ulverdul(l ub11ol11h•I) ror ajrport pick-up. H~taur;mt. <'Offee llrll1·1t for <1u1rk :.ult• 2l' 23' bunu room nnd a UJlOOll~vablc! U11i.:rnd1·1I ., ,
shop & bar. with entertainment & CORONA PACIFIC REALTORS StH1l'lou~ t·ov11.hHJl1nii t'Omm. 110<>h1. A whH.l n· cu~t & drapes thr\1out d . wlor.c, h:. l>drrn,, tr.ill\.'r \\'l}lmt•nt thut will not lie.• C<-nlral :ur. Soft waltil a n c an x in the loun.cc. Special Ul'\'\')>'C, bonu., rm. N1•Jr l.l\a1labll.'lona.~.ooo plu011>1n,. nri <'k I I I
preparation oC (me foods for the entire 6444567 bc.1ch Only $68,:>00 +-rlr~pltwc. t'am1ly room
family. Out or stute owne~ wish lo 7U/De8·41~ R\..'(hK'\..'<l!Amu~llOsce!
J)OH Y. P'iis.KICJ.IX
I >tUt.lOM '
640.700p 640.7000
liquidate their C<iuf. holdings. Price<l Cost• Mo• I 024 C:O.ta M.ICI I 024 WHAT'S HEW? SI 1,500
ut onl y $380,000 + inventorit!s. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tills llOM F.' Won't 17591 WAYNE
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640·7000
C It · r M,·i.u Vi•rdl'. <tl>d, Ii:•• lui.t ' Trees ~a l or,., DONAlDM.llllD oml'f~~ be in o rmation ;,iv ail to ,;. 4 Bdrms. fum 11n , :! lrJ)kll. rmtm l)ttvJtc lot·uttvn on l'DS. --~"o••• ........ 11.~-i qua I l ll;V uyers . F ii R dt•l·I.. ~H l .!l'HI Ownr. t'OVt'l'\'d p.11111, otnum ... "C" THOM•s, R1:•LTOR + am Y "'· ~ .. c,;,i,w u u1nJn b.1t11. \11u1h'l1 ity M.wpori leach I 069 N.wport leoch I 069
•··•······•···•••······•••••·•••·······••••••· A laA For th<' l.1r1ot'-' fomtl) 1 c\.'llini:. 4 lKlrin, f.inul) p rk
224W.CoaslHwy .. Ncwport8each (:tisteotnµ h.irdwiHHI tASTSIDE rm.i.1mnkkl'lllront&f'\• G
1 ..... 5527 545-5643 fvff. lloon. ruda.1nt i.loiH· BY nr. 1\ home to t•nll't"lJ lll End unit, 3 BVltM .. f1 rcµlaet-. J bdrms 111 OWMER 111 '._!4 00Ho4451.i rum1ly room, 21-.. ba. Up·
VllW FllOM 1121 klMGS ltD.
lllt·llA Dec...tor'a ~ rom ~rtablc lkfl. pool l11 r I r d I I "ratted <"arprts und,
G1•rel I 002 Cor0n• ct.I Mor I 022
b.lc Sltl'd r.inuly I Wfl\ 3Ur,1pc. nee f:<')Jrl WON1 AS d"' I .. I lklui.e kit\•ht·n. iu-w on Outside.DB(}. 1ww fl.I Int L J r.i~:. l>llne C\• I \'tnft lh i. 1 "' 'I' 0 m & Qut. New 1•11ls. R•!l 38R . room. bnck l)allo.$74.000
RANCHHALTY
551·2000 ., ••••••••.•..•.•........•..•....•.....•...... l' m .1 r 1· • "''"·· " s.IO. lSO &tli :..'ml't { ondu. oCf vool &.
One Of A Kind
C:ustomlied JI ,\ It uon
Vll::W HOM!'.: "1th out ~landinw view or tbc hllb from added Cam1ly room.
Thus 3 bedroom never
lived In homu has many
1lecorntor up1o1rades. Must see lo apppreclatc.
640·6161
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COATS&WALLACE
TURN KEY HhR,<all .,lo 1720 i;recnbult area. Lri; lh
ASSUME 81/z 010
VALOAH
Dona l'oint I 02 rm&. rn.1~ler br, 11.11111 \
••••••••••••••••••••••• & 11 11111v rm Onl>
HA.RIOR VISTA
TOWHHOME
Ocean \'ll'W 2B it. 2RA.
total security. jucutza,
SSl.950
4938~ ~·· Wl'st Coast PaciC1c
Heal Estate 34118 Coast lhi:hw:iy. D:.ina Point
Fowttaift VoUey I 034 ....•..•...............
$118.WO. C3 II \Jtl:!-77~ t
ONT I. lU•: NETWUM"
OPEN SAT/SUM l·S
5772 GRIMSBY
'"THE LANDING ..
RESALE lf573 CAMPUSl>&:flMICE
OPI-:~DAILY
8A.M. TOG r .M
Don't ''a1t in line, t'Omt•
UUY this "Plan I00"-4llR, 31: hath. spacious
homC' lmmaculaw and1---------
4 BEDROOMS Setluded. dass1c Spanish bl•autiru1ty decorllled. TURTLE ROCK
Turtlerock
Hills
.\ l"\.'ally rme horn~ With
ootstandrni: view. L1i;h1 and bnght · 4 BDRM .• ~.
BA. and freshly painted
Many tree:1 • sp3c1ous lawn. It's hkc livani; in a
park. Sl25,000
ALSO:
16 I I ICM.gs Rd. 31r 4 ba Rtftt
1521 Kiltgs Rd. 31r 2ba VCK.
Rhoda Magil, Rttr 1714) 642-3600
REAL ESTATE INC , _________ .... Are you r eady for arch1tccl11re &privacy. I
privacy and luxury with Ur. Jen. FH. pool. lrg loL
low dO\I n pay men l ? 968·9993: or 83S·3636.
Total payments of S32J. H·-£.touoi •-h 104 per month. 4 Spa cious ...... ..,.on ... ac
bedroom~. on corner lot ••••••• • •••••••• ••••• •
~Nl[,ll
(}AILEY &
A55U[IAI [5 upi:r.ide<I an earthy col· PrHideftt H~
ors. l'ool SIZO;! lot, pro· View location. sparklln~ fessionally landscaped yar d with lurr itood
und large covered patio. enough Cor a putlini;
1 lurry : green. Upgrades lhruoUl
Loguno leach I 048 LOCJU'la Mi9&1el I 052 •...........•.•.•••••••....••••...•..••••..•..
Harbor View Hills
AIAHDOHED CD~I. J...l'SK Sausalito. Jmmac. 3.Br, t'am rm.
S&S 4 IDRM 21~. mnny cstm C1·atures
Executive drive lo 011 lge lot . Sl37 .50\I 1n-
s hellered doubli' car cludl's lun<t. :\1• bkrs
storage'. Secluded er\v.v plea:.e• 3-106 ColJl'l'i:tran.
enhanct'd hy doubl~ 6~0 ·23u9 or \t kd v,,
doors und atrium• Rar~· 557·2101 ·
parquet cnto· lu :.lep down l1vin~ r oom . '13 Ue1<0111.1. Slll.950.
Form al dine. F1l'~t a BR. '~tlrpk & 1Jara11e
romily room Gourrnd Apt. Open llt>USI.' Sun l ·"
:.unshine kit cht>I). I'::\ At.'l fl75-3222 pansive bedroom com ---------~
ptex hi·liled by sweepmi: l IR DUPLEX
muster sanctuary wtth OM ORCHID
vaulted <'eihngs anti Call u'\ about lh1s 3 Udrm separate dress1ni: area churmcr w/lge Mst
Seller left stale .111d Bdrm, sunny patio and
MUST sell. Try $8.880 E·7. l0 rent Bllch1•Jor Apt. to la I down. 11 u r r y Only Sl05.000.
f!..17-llOlO. ._,...~, ''• '1 • us"., "" ., 1. Coll 644·7211
with shake roof. famil)
room w/:<stonl· f1reploce
Priced to i.ell. Hurry
Plcai.e CJll ·
s~h as VanLuit paper,
avocado sha~ cor pel.
Walk ta beach! central air. etc .. clc. Call OPF:NDAILV
8A.M. 'l'Oli P.M. Wfllik to pork! us for an app 'l. lo sec Olis
RE iu>r~eous bDme! ::=:=:! 71•7~~~~~1 FANTABULOUS!
Wolk to city hall! P r 0 f c :i :. i o n a I I Y landscaJX>d 4 bedroom
:.;1-;w CONDO~ll~ll ':\I JUR. 2RA ........ so2.So11. ~ocale~ in L11 ~unn'!> Jay \\' Yl•ats Henlty
North Jo.nd only .. blk~ 31-;"tY.H.'o<l!>tllwy
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WESTSIDE frplcs .. custom aren, C<lll by l&YAY ing scheme ; close to by large, CO\Crl'd patio. 1020So.Coe11 Hwy.494·8519
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C.M. POOL HOME ~11836 SOLID GOLD ltll'gest model inTheTer· versational fire pit. Steps TRlrLEDECKlm
Only SS~.950. 3BR. 2BA. /\mountain or a menities race or Univer!lity Park. away from refresh mg • va:w 1,oT •
low mu111tenanc.c yard, Mew 3&4 bdrm homH . includes con)!ole um 3Bdnns .. 2 bnlhs,di.nlng community purks & Rimrock <.'anyon at your ~Nl[,ll
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large add\.'d Cam1ly room Walk b h. U rlool'inl'I. used brick in & rm. $74,500 pools. Seeing 1s belie.v· feel. a backdrop of i:H•cn
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645·6646 LIOMS IUILDE.RS ly yards, s~r large 1n1 552·7000 St4,SOO S4S.UOO. 1 [~IHP"ld ----
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HOM€' ownn . S&S Casloway •'THE IEST ·REALTORS "' UMl"'UE ••••••••••••••••••••••• WITH 1""'·---lf---J--> mo,1 dei.1red l s tory ..,. U\' \\' 1·1
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model.<1Brt.2 BA.ram& OFTHEIEACHES" -~ .> . ANDEXCITIHGI 11 "·. t -De:!nl! OakH.,.dwoods .. l lh l th ,. homl'"/•lcw.4Rr.2 11.1, We have2t>xclu:.1vo d111 rm. HNlt:c inside & .., o ne row o e A p I ... dl.'Siltn l.'nh.an1•es the famrm.frplcs 1i:1111rn1
new listinl'(ll: AMO 1----------ou't. 1-:x1en1i1ve concrett cleant'Sl must bc3uliful uor ersonne RANCH.REAL TY xl~t ocean \'ICW!I from din rm. k1tchc·~ w/hltn,:
1.ls a 4s n .ba)•frontwllh Mlni Oceon•lew M£SAVEROE &mni.onry.llestlocatmn coasOinc In S. Calif. We are yo ur self-551·2000 this drumalic Spnn1i.h nr i.dils & rec CC'nler. :t HR. z ll.1. 111 .1 wJI' to to ilcrnw•b ttoughl new Decor. drapes & carJ)l'lil. a ppol n ted , o H I c I a I home. No expense has .......... ,1,. a full pi"r •· the Cr111•1 .. 4 1·,,rm 1'mm3~ulal" 111 .,.,.,...., " ' • 1m\.1ll' I""" h lo<' Newh hom<'. must sell <under "" · ' • "' · represcnl otavcs l o been sparE>d m luxury -' ------• ~
hoo.'le is j churmm~. 1.'8r r\.'!ltor"'d IJ\.'i•uttr1.11 ooi.. TRl-l.EYEL morl.<'l > l'\o Urokers. side & out. Pri "u l <' Irvine. Come an Ole orrice DEERFIELD appt's .• including Cr1•c tWwport Beach I 069
ly BullJOa Island home flnor5, hrnnll n e" L:l\ish tbl.'droom.3b1Uh 9~51 Yellowstone Dr. atrium entry. Grnllc rorufrecdclallcd mapor Patio home <"ustomlzed form pool, Jacuzzi. strp· •••••••••••••••••••••••
The upl. is a modern. klll'hcn. torm.11 '11nins: \\llh :? f1rci1lac-c~ & lari:t• ~4_9_7S_ ------;~~~~ l awns. 7 14 ' the area und n l(ulded fOl' bwldcr's son. 3 Br, down bar & billiard rm.---------
touch of cta11s • plus. it unll snrnll lloat 11toragl" \'ll'W tfr<'k for <'lei:ant en· tour by one or our Jrvinl' fam rm. 2 Crplcs. air Truly un cxcilmg horn CATALINA
has a guest rm. & "buLh, Only ~IOK.700. tert111nln ~ Like new i.peciaU~ts! We're proud cond, atnum, unique up· for a Jar(le Cum1ly who
with a 2\a car i::irai:t•. CaA 'ek644·7211 carpetin~ & drapes, $22,250 IYOWNE.R tohaveyou herc nndln· ~rds &lg pnllo,bcstloc, deslresu 11crsnt1le,fun1"
The priN? is SS.000 hhih S5)arkltog v:ll ue u t ;\SSUMt:S 3 br. 2 bo. NEW Sbr. 3ba . never tend to do everything l argest lot. Owne r llo.nulCJoorplan.S2SS,000 & OCEAN VIEW!!
but tr you're looking for "' $9$,000 sµ:l\.'io us l'nlry to llv r m lived in. OP-EN HSE 9.4 ~l ss00ible lo make you Ceel ~~'!?:· 559'6113• Open D from your livini:: room.
placetomoor yo11r4S R 962·7771 &dormchne ari'n Only lhr\J 9 6 $102.000. a me. .rj: 1i~b~ Dramattl•3 1evelfamily
boat. yvu woulJ be "'~tl~~~~~~~~!! • $1)2.000 968·9389 RedCClf'IMtRltn LocJuna•och 1048 _. ~~ home with permonent. to secure lhb propcrl) · II ROIERTS REALTY 4225Campus Dr. frv. ....................... 499 •2800 view. 4 Hedroom. 4 bath,
now. al any pnce! I I t 1 I I I l"-.e I 044 1133-3380 family room. pallo und 2. Is a beautirul homt·. 1 4 • 688 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -__ O_M_f.-O-F-_A_-IC_IM_D __ , de<'k. Fantastic Newport
sep. apl .. oversized dbl l~~~~I~~_...,...~~~-~ 1----S• Joa.-..2 r --value a t $110.000. C:i I l ------_,_,_ ..-n •"IOI D"Y .,...ge, cozy. 1 bedroom garage. on one or Balbou BY OWN ... n c 1 .. -"' ho 1... 540-11.Sl, Newport omcr. •~land's quietest slrel.'ls c. • en "'3' Heal, muggy, irrltabto • me w "'' room to ex· Just steps to North lla.v Li:e romcr lot. 3 Br i! Ba !111i:l sty 4 Ur H1 Ua \IC Brano ne .. 3 BR. end un· sec our lovely ulr· pand. Lovely secluded ~HERITAGE This house is soo11lsl.1nd + dme, assumc 7'1. VA. Brookhurst & Adam!-. •l near pool Must. sell conditiOfled Yale model yard&gurrlens. $54,000,
'°"•we eX""'cl il to '""' S59.900.CnllS49·3139 move In cond W1xtra' makcoCfer• in College Park. 4 ZACRODZKY .. ~ ~ C-Omer lot Trb or bo.it Hoatinqs & Co. Hdr ms .. a dellghlful R~ALTOR REALTORS
sold before thi." Jd 1 access Prine onl) Open REAL TORS 640·5560 r 3 m i 1 >' r 0 0 m w Ith 491-8611
published! VA TERMS hs.:Sun. Mon. lZ.SPM or fireplace, and 2'h baths. MYSTICHIUS HorborViewH~ FIXER UPl'ER by uppt only 10322 Shan· LUSCIOUS No wax vinyl In the 3BR. 3b3, sauna. view, 1,!TEHSTE!URYE"'· wanled,4Br or 58r
WITH VIEW s .:ri l.,i Dr 962 32" 1 or .chOcolale carpeting in kitchen and family room, view, view. OPEN SAT. " AJ "' 581·8477
OPE;\; Sl'NUt\\' 1 ~ EA JSIDE S.'\l;.?007 hvmi: rm. & Cam . rm .. custom drapes ond up· l ·S: 1433 Coral Dr. Creal Monarch Bay Terrace.•----------
1133 WlllTESAIJ...S :\leadowlork. Ownr. AdJa· m:ikes this 4 bdrm .. 2h graded carpel. Priced executive home. Well maintaine d 3 CAREFREE
F11bulous bay view. Dream Home l'C•nt 1:olf crse. 4bd. 2ha, ba. town~?mc a special right: 673·7601 AGT !fil~img .• :~a\!1s,famsaly& IEACHLIVIH(i.
11re-at <1rca. sw1m 'it pool. ulnum. :o;prlnklers. cust lr~at ! ''oruce" hdwtl. n · ome. uper Sharp 2 bdrm . with huge hv rm. Come see Assume cxis11ng \'A drps .. o;hui: ('pt.. blo<·k noonni:: in entry h.i ll & OHEOFAKIHIJ b~n-us or Lile lo.YCJ.l' ~w;lom~en.-wm...t>a-r....-ltw.--~~~~~~~~~~ \\hat soml' \\Ork wall buy lo:in. Total llll}'mcnlS on-wall!I. sis1 .~. Prio only kitchen. adds to il s de· Two sty shingled Cape pn.vote pool & de<'k area. sunny patio. Spacious. -..0.r~. I 007 for th~ low prsci: or h S202/mo. This lo,ely 3 846-8895 light. Extensive brick Cod. True Laguna Beacb Priced nghlat$124,500 open look. Near pools &
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"' "' for the ;1,,l.1n.: Ei.c:t'llcn UNIQU(ll ~.~ GREEM BELTS dining rm, library, 3 Br~ ~Iltl~ *' 548·12'0 *'
Panornm1c Vt<''<. suh· l'ROPEltTY or111·sttlmt'hon1chuyt•r 3 Bedroom+ fam ily 5527000 U . . Remod e led klteh "3111".~'hrt:r,Bluffs••yo :? RT, z-: lh_ Condo.1 M vc s TM EH T 11j.IPOrtw111y ror inli!l> •• ~ FRONf &RIAlt den + separate studio. 499•2800 ----
parking, ecurlty bldit, Please call Cor details. room + mother-tn·law • ruvcrsity Park Vlllag w/deli.l(htful brt-akfasl Plan, frpk, newly de•·. ,'l f~WJ>OJlT ll ,\y 3 1m1tprof)('rtylnxlnt on1lwllh scp a rat<' .. lll.Amhurst3bdrm,l~~hy Wlkl b h LAGUNA St
TOWF.llS ttr('n. Om ·" by <tOtHO·l2 kitchen l'lc. Super for THE ...... -brnotohrwi&tb(ldtriouumb.l reedclia.J shops : hlit~ .~:ocot'. ~~~r~· Ownrr/Ai:L.
310 •·t;ftNANOO Senwanl Kon<t k <•:ill our lhlll college student too VILLAGE. · · · $125 000 JRILEYEL Sl4~~~ SO'Jn~~U~Jl) ~'~/f"'c~~r~e\~1:1> T<ft1;~~ ~~~. 11.U. location. REALTORS fa~~~a~~~an~~fb~~ F hK~ln Retn.+ CHARMER Lt:t~ J~~~n'{;i~aud;n~l:;;.::
:»1"'293 1urong buyer. Xlnl _ _.,_._,_,__ lined patio in rear. Wal blanlastlc u".~bslructa· Sl4S,000byown67$-G61..S
I ~ terms. xlnl poltnllnl. 1•111r..ru~:~· · ·i!ma· . c 0 LL E G 1:.: p ARK lo ,Your two pools. spa e ocean "' canyon n-
oc Ro t .. I ' "' .. l co u ~ B 11.1 0 E va'ews 3 Br 2" n -ed 3 a;acdroom !~ft ha W/O-• EA.'11-. NT CONDO We're open till 8:30 p.m We're l'lere one p . • • L .. 1 lA .. D L. tennis courts & library .. r.J ...,, c: or ccan view. New redwood Oc·can V1<!.w. N1>t Jlgt'f.
Oc:nn&B11yvlew.2 11r. lncwcekends.8'J.t 0011 982·~71 r,,, 546• $91.900 w/111nd, lovely Prlrcd nt only $(~.000. & s m oked g l ass. deck adorns priv'a te 2lm redwood home on
:l Ba. + form nl L>lt , ----.. MllO Vft'de ··~•y 2·11ly, 2650 llQ. rt. •I Ur. Jlurry &call. Archlllcts beauty. or. rcncf'(I reur yo rd HI love· Cl?mm. (C·I) lot. Ownf'1• .~.Dkr.!16.1·71~'3l'M ny ownl'r. 4 br. :• bn. Spanl1hHaclenda w/ulr.ram·rm,gosfrplc. I rcr1,c,t.;~~~· ly Arch lkuch llC11(hl9 f1nanccll. no Jo n n
IAYFROHT lorm.11 tlm r m. ltH' rum Slyllsh Spnnlsh archit<'C· patio. bonus rm w/bur OME rlN'll. Prlct'd 11> llf'll fast ch.1ri.:l·~-l'rln. only rm. (.;uitom pool <.;ul·dt'·SOl'· Cable l\ Jn the exclus1vo North ali?S.SOO. Npl.c0u'<c'.4.IX N. Nvl. 1111111..
::: 11 r . 2 D :1. Cu 11 ll o Jnruz.ci. Plush corpt'I turu thnaout. A unlqu<' W11lk to sehl!I. park. & End of J...11gunn . 2 sly.
pitnoramlc Vlf'\\. liUb· ------Shnwn by 111,Pt. only homl' or. ~drooms. 21l ~ 0 0 I • (I p e II h Ii (' Country f'rcnch W/hugc -------~
NEWPORT ••••••••••••••••••••••• t>rtVl'. c :\I. 516·2'!7'7 '"'ac • "·"' · entury 3.iOl U1rch St. 552·4567 afl mature pine trees. 3 Br • Pl '"S!rl'I' 0('1•anv1cw hm1•.
parkl~.1ceurhybldJ:, CostoM.so 1024 S l2:!.50i) 204!!1 S"ai ~~lh.~h.fo•m1;~"..6rooc'!'·nt'ar 'ritSut/Sun/Mon It·~ 1iut1dcck 11urrounded by ,, .Quall l S1PVGl.ASS Jllll, !Kil
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JlOFERNANOO 7 HOMES BV0wner3br,2bo.pool. BYOW .... ER 551•2000 Slri9,500. Prapwt•a · ow nPr. :ltl l ·RGOIJ ••L•
OPF.NSAT/SUN/M0 :-.1 xtrus. 1\ssumable VA n TtJRTL~ ROCK·VIF.W ~ 7S2•1t20 ()4(Hl277 SlU,000 Ownt'r under lc)an. No. C.M. $5.'l,000. 3br. 2bo. Clll·d<.'·SO('. ,, Ur. a bu. fonwm. ,•---.R-.. -.... -D-.... -E-W __ .. l.JIVISINER-> MOOOUAILU.HIWl'OtfllACH --,----,----
(213) 391·4~3 ·sso 000 557-3338. Prine. Only. hrdwd floor11. nl"w l'rpt11, otrlum . New cpl.I, many ..... n5 •AHYOC ll\.1'"18 4 ir ho.no n Newport
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, • paint. lJlke to beach up$;rodcs. Now $85.000 Ready for lmmcd. oc IHOS.CM•tHwy. Shor('11. N1:01ll' nc·w
Yoo can have your SS3.2SO. l'rinc only. Fee. OJ~n Sat/Sun/Mon c:upancy. Son Jonqui &..t-elNdl 4,._,411 owncr.llos lotsotcxlro~
<'hOl<"l' of these 11cven H & 8 • IM2""341. ll·S. Uy owner. 5302 Townhouse. Su per.-----------k µr\('c•d to 1wll. Wolk l••
mod •I home!! while they ome U$1ft8$S Sierra Roja. 833-8256. sw~plng view. 2 Br NEW .. EX CITINO bctlt'h. f>OOl!t. tcnnu1. Mil. 111~l. ·rhr e and four in commercial orc.1. Oy t>Wnl'r. 2 s ty, pool den. Custom upg-raded hilltop home ft'8ruring ft441·31l'IO!lum lollpm l
tx'llroorns. ramllv rooms. BR. 2 DA. hetatcd llOOI. 120X40l 3 rm. 2 Da, ram· Deerfield. Open Sal/Sun/· By Owne r. $92,$00 CAT1\LINA VIEWS. ~ -- --
plus d i nln jt rooms. Obie OPJHl rtu n 1t y . rm. frpl<'. bllnii. xlnt Mon. l2·S. 2br, den. up-&1G-S467ol'644-0407 HORM.2UATll,quollty HARIOR ~
landscaped yo rdr.. Ex· SG0.000. cond. ~r bNlth S74 ooo 1trade!I. $66.000. l Fern comtruclion. $87.500. H If .& HIGHLANDS
n•llcnt ftnan~init. Hurry. 645-14 7 4 968-018!1 • • <.;11nyon. 552.3045, WOOD ll RI OGE LOT Jay W. Yeats n eoll)' G •ACre 3 Hcft'rnK .. CM vi' rt. dt n nr-
pleur.\ call lod'" • 'fERY LOSERS, Warm 31709Coastllwy 2S Fruit trceli, mm. rm .. study, :1 bnth•,· 1 .. ~. "". "~· ;-.._, .... _ .. o"'h 10 .. ou..__.~on .. -h 1040 in"ton .. di . ··e • d h bb " ... I ,._ ....,._ .. ~ rwm .. ..,. -• -So.Lal{Una 499.223-, en. " Y rm, 1tn111e formal dlnlns.t rm. :n l"I. Ph: 540•3888 I I 1 1 i ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'fownhorne, choose you rm, 3 bdrml'. & n kitchen llvinic rm. Covl'r d polio _.._ uperadcanow.Soulh su Tropica l Te rrace {ou won'L bcllevu! wlthbll·lnDllQ.SM,500 a,. ••• !:<z~~1~'> t~~~:~~f~·~r: 115'~ C. F. ColesworthY
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Spmitlt Spl"4or in & out. 3 yrs new. 3 Br OPEN DAILY 10.5 Best view in Lul{unn. BONUS RM.-POOL I
New ll,lin~. 2 Story." hr, +ram rm. /\gt. 979-8866 3 & 4 BR HOMES ~'.~~~n~Y~~ .~~ 38R. 2Y.i9A, frplc. In ll v. 556-1382 ACT.
din nn • fple. hardwood C u 1 ·d e ·~ al' M F. SA 2 pools, 00 exterior mala rm & den. iireat kitch, --• n~. 11oest hOU'I\' + l)le V£Rl)t;, I RR. den. FROM $67 990 lenance. Plenl)' or u din rm. fonl.llslic lnnnl WATERFRONT ~· lol w pool Would you many xlr:as. Huge lol. for new neorby Gol W/J~ur~I. Huge lot. Ju!jf DUPLEX
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hi I 2 h I •. •• ••••••••••••• own y111d . J.Vl'ah'd llcat ., n n. 2 Ii.... l 19 2 J VICW, (r .. lc, ."U' ·o, 1'-',.nl pets. J AC..:K I E I Condominiums $1!1(). mo., 2bd, 8200. mo. Wll~ 1 ry r: St l't ~ "' ••••••• • 3 ttr, 2 h:i, hltn,, rnrpor• " " v ,.. '"' "" Rltr &&4 ll"'" 1&..L-1 .__d 3 .. 25 6?0 ""10 '"ti 500 P l l 8 0 1 d 11 11 d '1 !1hoep111i.:. par le, frl•<'wuy. Larks11ur. S.12.:1. mo. i.1n"lc r· ... n1on, 11tlt Jncl'd, ' • ..., vn•"'""'rte' ~ ",,., ' more. o# , • ' p y. y wncr Y w no pets &tOtl .,.,, / .. l N f "' " . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------• ~ UH1 C h n rm in ll Ca h In. . t;44l 7721 "'"'• mo. 0 1< • 0 <.'C 2 OR, 1 Ba, athktl fom. s:JOO mo. 4fl-1-35:JJ Pl'n1n. Pt. •'Xec. home. • Ualllou Bay Club :l hr fnm COfldominium~. To-;;: !-e<'IU<.lcd. ~.500. $.'l,000 -M:> lif,,,;s rm. $3911. mu. J>rl mt' --Lon~ l(•rm Jt'll"'"· f.tnury ClllN1\ COVh, 2 llr l! Ila, II Pt avnll Cr<lln OcL h't •
...____s for.. 1700 1ln. Al~o 3 llr wtrrpk, on 2 BR, 1 Ba. Fl'l>lc. wall. to Hunti-°" leach 3240 llX'otlnn. Urokrr, nu. foe L Hiiis 3 250 3 Ult. + <kn + din. rrn. rplc, 2 cur ~a~.i\dll~ only 1131 l<I~. •00-<1718 • ._ • l•ritc lol wrlbl l(:trattc h('ach /\va1l Scpl 30 '"f' Jm1ncd. posi;ess1on GCJU'IG l.lkr n ('w, qu;il11yS42S mo.67.1·7;>.T7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._ ' d •. . . .. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• $46~HfJ40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----OCIAM VIEW
1.uxury rondo. 2 br, 2 ba. :~ :i.:~.3~83 l~~ $350. mo. l9M!!lG6 View Point Twnh.se. 2 Br2 ltedcc. 3 br, 2 bo, <'PlB, ~~!' ~~[Jf3~n! HUNT INGTON LAND· Luxurious 3 hr, 2 ba ,
frplc, boal s lip. pool, Bc-ebe 2 fk'droom·dt?n. ttar:lJ?C. Ba,l'ndunit.allach itar. l·n iv. Park l nhomt• drpt:o1, tplc, OW, n<'w ' · MARK $1 million In twnutifully furn upper
jacunl. llesl vil'w rn • bltns. pallo. $310 m o. Qill t conrs. sauna. pool , "''pools. park & lcnn1s a rea. S395/mo, 00.1·4:i00 Blg<:anyon Lease recreaUon. Adults. l Ur 1 a!K w/aor. Adil, o nly. No
Nt>wporl. Mr. Jlead.Rtalhtote &H·7-4~. jncum.'385.846-3175 Jbr. 2"1bo, 2 car g:ar . M.tt.r\ofee. Lovely M ONACO, 3 sty. 1325, 1-524·7731 Or l)t.!L,,i\vnil afl ScpllSUl. 17l4 >~9f.Gl Tul'sdny. W..t"' 2900 $455.640-8218 bedrm, highly upa rodcd1_962_·55_1_1 ______ 1 Call t213>58S 0021. Oc:run side 3 br, S340. 4 BR. 2 83, Frplc, dbl gar. BR, 3 DA. all the extras, & 0 jocum. $1250./mo. To.,....••• 0.WxH / ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Kids. sin1tles ok. t-,ec MlS. Frrsl. last & clean· Walnut Square: 2br, 2ba. 2ltlS2 Overland, $47S/m o. c II u I JI .,.,____ Oc t:
Ch.its s• 1800 National f':ul t-'ood Ch11in Mum Rl'nlaJs. S<I0.5370 1n1. 962-nllll den rn charming t'c<lt1r· hl. 13!.l + S200. No Ice. 3 n q ue o m Cl! u.fwltlshed 3525 can ronl aar apt, 2br, ..,,, 1 · h d • od Ukr ~·" ,..,11 675"6000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• winter. $3:i0. Quiel adll'\o •••••••••• ••••••••••• •• requires ,,.., oeJStions in . • mAlc tnhome. M .,...,....,.. Coll Gll~JO CED Soulhcrn Calif. 15000 Sq. Panoramic ocn & b:iy bllM. ulJI rm, dt't•or . WESTCLlf'f'. 3 Br 2 Ba, Monarch Uay VUla, Oen • •
LOWESTPRI Jo'I. r equired. Call Mr. view. Lovt'IY' Broadmoorjrry a Dally Pllol wallpaper & m atchtnll • Igo encl )'d. 2 car gar, Vu, plui;h 3 Br, 21s Uf1, \Yml•r. 3br, 2b:a, $32!1'.
4-PLEX $\\ecnr)•,m rn;.10.7205 home, 2toO liq ft 48R Cl:usincdAdto buy,sc.ll drpsaddtocharmoflh1!'l lLOCJUMH•CJNI 3252 loveb' qure &. $l. sh:Jde 1850 SQn~ $$:1U, C1>lktt r~blk to e~rytl'ITnl:
I TOWN 2~rba, fam rm, lnsldc orrentsomelhmg. upgraded. immuc. ht>mc. ....................... recs. children & pets. (7J4) 985-1801 i Eves. G7S 5130or 213"117·1004 1 Good rent a I a re n • ¥r>'· huae lh· & forml Nr .. pool & pJrk. $.'MS. No lWt11l'' Wnter Yu. 2llr,2l>n. OK. Walking distance to 9&18589 ~lnnthly lncoma S900 NOW IS THE TIME dmr ms, ma:sttr BR aulte pets or ~rnl children. Gale .111rnrcled rnmmuni· sd100ls. $S20 mo. M8·7300 "--1... U_._-3600 Winter rental. Occanfrot\t
Only$1.20,000.l'rinc1p11ls ·lbrjob11eckcrs tocheclt .. ~rtylc.Oreatfor cnttr· 642•9799 ty. T cnnit1/Pll bcb. or75l'3500 -.-us nTw-n reor apt. View. 1 Br,
only. the Dolly P ilot He lp tninmg. $950/mo. lca~i:. To place your mcssoac Le 3 s c. S 3 9 S mo . ••••••••••••••••••••••• p11lio, aaraJe, '200/mo.
Wanted classm<':ll.lon. If OPEN SUN \.5: 1201 before the College Park Syracuse ITl4)551-17S2 Almost new 4br, 2ba. tmm :ic 2 Dr, new thruout. l~lude.s utlL W••r/dt)'J. [R llttl job you wan\ Is not. Goldenrod. C dl\I . d' br mdl. 3bd , 2ba, den, S485.llayvi•w,l/2 hlkto fncd, Qnr. '265. Won't Cllll 875,6449 ••
there you might consider 968-:~m Agt. ren '"fl pu •C:, ram.Tm •• 2d rs Cro m Vl"~W·POOL·JACUZZt occnn. 54S.2241/ 64~24S1. Inst. 752·1920. 499.4445 I I olforani: your services phone Comm pool, acro:."5 street C<HY 4 UR hllllov humc. Ur winter , $280: 3 Or, ~·1th an Ad In lhl' Job 3br. 2ba, fronl hou:>l', 2h Dally Pilot from p i rk nr achoo!. 1.el!lt? SS75. mo. C11 ll Super nc:il condo 3br, 2ba. Co7.):' 2br, lba, frplc, beam winter, $350, 3 Bt yrty
Wi.otl'd calcgory, Pbont biles to 811{ Corona. Classined,6'2·6618 S.t9S. mo. ()pen Sat/Sun )ln rry , 1'2·1920 or trplc, pool. Cluhhse. Nr. ccllings, gar, no pets. 5400. No pels. Ref. REALTY INC.
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Purl time 12 .30·Gp m ,
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benef•l.'l and bcauhrul
surroundings. 1\ppl,) at
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BONDGALURY
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Costa Mesa Office
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1wt1t ho1ndl4 r1tm.: ti d11~· •Must Start lmmed. E I Opportunltv :->o l11·1°n'!I' ncr to :ippl)I "eek w wkduy off l'r 11 quo , l'tllml• Sail's , ~•IO·S7U RE:D CA.RPIT
rnarnt>1l man fM i.wr1Y111 Salary $135 Wk __ Employ•r wk/uv. l\kn. l11d11•11. s1t1 REALTORS 962·101 t
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I 1930 " 1 cvcmn11mlen•1cw Ma or<t'r irm a~ App Y l''~ por Oilm Upm perm. full 1im1• 1mi.i.\ REAL ESTATE SALES R.E. SA.LESMA.M
lllvd. C:.\1 . ---540·0925 ;n .111 for 1w1,onJo. to l.ic\lnS('(l or Unlkcnsecl He S;ilc11 in ,\dull Comm.
"l'lllJ 1i:it:ka.:c~ for sl1111· srnull new brunch ofric•• 40 liO yrs old. La11una
pm1t. Well troln /\1>pl,\' 111 no w o iicnrel , 'ol\t<i Naf,luel 496·4223 bctwn
pen<-011, l8180 Bunlllhcr Mesa/Newµort Bench 811rn 9~~Spm llpm_ ~tnmi.icr Trolncc<i
NOW HIRING
GIRLS & MEN
Mo E_,.r. M•c:.
11 Yrs Or Older
Opemngi. f'or
•Mt r~eting !)('pt
•Public Rcla\lon~ Trnc-
• Cu~tomer Sen T rnl·
-
For Ad Action
C1tt .. f-'.V t<.:ornr F.111>11 t ' I 963·0881 urea. r1•1• pro truinm~ f<{!lllaurant Hoiiless &
pro'lrom. We .iivc 111' lunch wuilrc!'se11. e xpcr.
d 1vltluulti:ed ultcntwn Coll Mr. Collier 9·JOA~t
Xlnt url't• w/Onc op GUIM:W ' '
JX>rt.umty. Cull u;;. you'll --· -------be iclad you cluf. ROYAL RETAIL SA.US
l'ROPERTlt:S, 003·4405 F1tlme. Serious minded
or642·l830. tlll&il salespeople for
Real Estnte Mana11cr spcciulty gnm c stor~.
I.\ N'ii Relief & l::~per'1l Ynunp had) U8 2tll for
\1d & Orderlie:t. ,\II lrj11llmule full lime po<il·
Shirts. Lido Con\ lion in Cos ta Mrs u
C"rnti'r, tSSS Superior l!l'Jlth Sp<l No u p. nee.---------~.
1\,c. N864tVi7~~ W1• st-nd to school Apply
any art. or C\C ~\\~
Hurbor Blvd. Costa
HOSTISS Salary $115
Call a
Daily Pilot
AD-VISOR
642-5611
USI THI
DAILY PILOT
'"FAST
llSULT'"
SllYICI
DlllCTOIY
For Result
Service Call
Century 21 orru·c 11t l\nowledge or Onckgam·
Mac Arthur & F or d, mon helpful. Apply in
NewPort Beuch. Small Ptraon. Che s & Gomes
salary and per cent or Unlimited. 2700 W. Coast
itross + )'QU sell. call .Hwy, NB Cla blft d tid bi~ Mc:ica.
item11, 11mnll s or • -
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00·56'18 OJ1ly l'1lul Clu lhcdil.
Pita ant Personality
Appty '"pt'r'8on z $pm to $148 Weeklv
JOLLY ltOGl:lt t-'or lntcntil'wCoif
3333 WcCout llwy. ND 549 ·911 I lfan~ 50mclhing tn sell? --i---------Cl3"1f1cd Jds do 1t well. -
64Z·S671
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Mr. Grecnl>oum for a ppl. <Mariner's Mlle Square)
a\848-1400,donot contact t1 nd what you want-in~ ~Slaff. Daily 1>110( Clus,if1eds. -
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'nte rlor decor at~r
Prl'fer an AJl ln
mcrnber. Vlt1111e. OIJI}
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ly C.11 for •PPL •1'H~21
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work, lh5 Wk·Up l11 \lolf1
t \tlJtr Brusb ~·7H.:'>J
SALESLADIES
f;xper'd, Evea. Fttlme &
P /lime polllhoos avail
at So. Co11t Plan &
I
f'ubM>n Island locut1oiu. Pare Boy M aternlt~
M7·.!1734, ---SALIS MANAGER
TV Ir A,,UAHCES
l.oclll :.lnale outll't Co5tn
Mesa 11tore (')l11bli•hcd •
Snelling &
Snelling
of
Newport
Beach
Agency
ANNIVERSARY
SPECIALS
Instrument
Design Engineer
Sll\all Consuttini "'irm ...._ Melk .... s
arvlt.s h •&h qu,"1it.) m Sff New Arrival
dH 11.lual upable of aro"' :nu Villa W<ay/!tlnd St
1na; r apidly Wi th j)OS1 ewpon Beach 613·120:?
llOn. Plc;i"t reply tn de A."'.,'JQUING INT1'SITI:>; l<Jrl to &x U.. !Ulboa , i v • bJaod Q. 92GQ Ginny s Anllq~~ Et ,., 1-----·--· -1-'l~ncr & Chath•m Anti
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Jy pi.y w1uver&uuo & paJd vacation. Coll for ln 1..-~i~w (213) 573·9150.
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g Other shope. within !! blocks.
Roll 1'op IH:.k
Dl'<tullful "S" Curve-<t
84().3067
S(•r v1ce Stat!oo Allen; 54" round Qalc tbl, du\\
<l:tnt. nper d. Day & teeL Alsl) 11nt1que Iron~.
t;vn. Pull & p/tlme. Ap S4lMi03t.lor646·1214 ply, ~hell Station, t'lth & •
lrrnw. N.U. Oak t.ible, 42" round, f
match. Ouk cb111 r s
burlJ<or Pole , elec., work·
111,;. f:JcJ,premb, thro\\
v1lln\\s, farm itt'"'" mJJ.~.1193-s.133
Sllll'PlNC CLBll1'
fo1 lll'rm. full ltm\' po.:.s
" frg mailordcr ro
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ttt Pl'f'~Oll, l 84ff0 lsJ n ---d1h..r C1n: .. F.V. t<.:or ol Anl1que c,irved B11ll &
t:ll" > lJ63·98111 Claw O.ik Hurrct with
12 rearl' ne~s Oeµt
M1nager. Reply \\1th
refs & eam1ngis requ.lrt•
mcnt to: Cluss1hl'J .1tl
no. 750, c/o O.i1I) P1l1>l.
f'O Box 1560, Cu~ta M ea.u Ca92626.
IJeve l ed mirror
, S'11llh Board. Will train &ollultful.$700.644-lJOll 4 'car t''lK'r .snalog· Mu.'l bl' a vail all :.l11ft::. --------·I
d1g1t.U +oJI well dnlung ~r>~HG CLOCK, V ie nna rr
----1 backi:round. t: e No\•a --gulJtor, 3 Wlit• pert SALES type romputer. Be'ir TB.EPHONl rund.
'\\rw Corp. w/unhm1tcd txon..r1t.s. f'ee Prml. T<J SWITCHBOARD ~7 a:til ~wth J>Ot..,..111.11 no~ ~.~ll Reg l\twr F\Jll nme. Mo1J-Fri, cal ..,..,Meei 8010
taJclng ap1>5 forsalei. peo. SS7·9212 for appt. Mr.••••••••••••••••••••••• p I e w I manage ri a I Barry West , o
oosslbihlies. We are a n Pr /A I · Fre111ht amage Jlotpo1nt
automotive t'oni.ult ant ogram na yst n~~~~i!:,~s~~r:~~a firm soliciting m cm
bers hips for a 'c r y
l'K'Cf'Ss ~erv1ce. F'or appt !N().2364
3 Ycnrs e\pcr. Prep pro·
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Saltlli ANS COBOL·OS-J CL. t fQTQ MAT 1;1)111J verbal & com· J mun1r:it ion skin:... F'ce Hu full lime open1nJl 1'a1d. To S20.000
Apply in person Tut'!I !J 7 Cull lk.t.: :'\luir
between 9-3 at
FO-TOMAT
201E.17th St. CM.
1\LESPERSON
J.HHIHT
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quality sale oriented · l ~or·mana~mt."flt candidate pro~r«m
Senior Engineer
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TELLER
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We are seek1nit an in·
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prc\'1ous experae nre. to
REJo'RIGERATOHS
WAS HERS·DRYEUS
ftecond1t1ons·Rc pns &
Pri.rt Oamugc. Guar/dcl. 29 yrs in Orange Co.
DUNLAP'S
1>t>rform a variety nf 111 1815 Newport Rlvd CM
terestmi: duties 20 hours CALL 548·7780 a week f(e,ponsib1ht1es
'TH mrtude handlmJ: all N~W nevt!r. Ui.ed. 191
customl'r f10Jn c1al 1' r1i1 1d11 1re ,rn1 n1
transactions. \\a!ooher/dryer. white :1.ln1
lolt'r<'!oolmg Po~1lion for for condo or mobile hml'
the pcrsun \\ho t-njo>'s i.el!s for $470, a s lun>: deahni,: \\1th the public. S37., 831 3143 ___ _
Pll'ase call Mrs. St rat
tman 761Vii71.
GLENDALE
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
~ear 0 £'\\ llo t po1nt
washer & d11cr, hcav>
riuty. Paid S600. Make of
fer Still in warr.mty
751·3Sli0 or 5S.'l 1334. C..n
be seen al 3l36 Gibraltar. C M
~l'ican Oat· (2) U,.!I
S,,eciafAliqWJ_Auctio~
(t) :J/iUl'JJa'J Sept. 9t~ al 7p.m.
(2) Siuuia" Sept. 12th ·al tp.m.
Wl· art> proud to a nnounct> tha t we: h ave been
t·omm1ssioned to sell al public aucllon the estate or
Hom1Jd Duresky or Littl<' Rock Ark + 2 Semi loads of
American-Antiques from the East Coast.
!~1~!~.~J~l~~~: register (w/ouk cabinet). Hi-boy
(:hests w /mirrors, carve.'<! oak servers. tJarber chairs.
<·urved glass c•ht.na cabt.nets (some w /claw feel & curved
li ons), curved glass secretary combination <so me
w ornate c<trvmgs>. hall seats <large selection), carved
oak sideboards. dropfront desks, washstands w /towel
har. country s tore display cabinel, pressed back rockers,
:-;tacked bookcase. (many to choose tfom). Chevelle
mirror. wall mirrors, brass hatracks, library tables.
round & squa~ oak dining rm tables (some w /claw feet ).
piano stools. dropleaf tables. church pews, (various
sizes>. ladies rolltop desk, Murphy bed, wardrobe. oak
boxes, cam el back trunks, oak lamp tables. Princess
dressers & m irrors. fern stands, wide ossortment of
a ntiq. lamps, Hoosier cabinets (some w /fros ted &
stained glass doors), potbelly stove, oak picture frames,
pressed back chairs 0 ·10 pc set), Brass bed, iron bed.
oak bed, weight & fortune le scales, iron school house
bells. French formal din rm set. French bedrm set,
carved French sofa, assortment of wicker furniture, rugs
c various sizes). lots or glassware & bric-a-brac items.
reVJew: Wednesday 9am5pm,
Thursday 9am-saf e time.
Friday 9am-5pm, Saturday 9am-5pm,
Sunday 9am·sale time.
Safe C.OnJucf eJ lg:
• J t'welry exper. dc .. 1r.1.
ble. but not nee <'.rll l • ~19 1379 or S49-IJ70 lur ~ I appt o_n..;I~_· . __
f S•s'•Non 1 .I . II e r b e r t II J I I
24221 Calle Oto l.J l..ouisn D1 ~hwai.h<'r. wa!lh1 ng Mi\~1\Gl-:U 11 • mach. dhl recliner, 3 Yr~ torrent e~per Lagun.t llt 1>, (.;;i .1:u11.ir k1t<'h fir eah IJ & :lJ..Anlique~ > Jewellers 111ten•1t>w111~
for fine chmJ, t'r)stal •\>
Mlver dept. Full t111w.
flC'rm poi.1llon. Appl) 111
person . 3:! F J s h1vn
\l111ure & re~ooni.1C>h· ,.~ual Opnnr Emnlo.ver _t.111 t~ l-".·1• Hetrnhuri.ed. 1 o ""4 r• 1• -
~Hi.mo _ _ _ Coldi.pot rl'lni:. l!\cuft
Tvll"'~ l'ermam•nl. lull l ~·e rnakt•r. ly r. $295
i\SSIST .\11\:-.,\GER & ., •• rt llOW, l't•'\IUU)> t\l'nnt~r~.\~shr,dryr~5
l').JI ck ,1rcd. hut no\ m•t lioth. 64_!~._7. ___ _
12741 G..-... Gftve llvd. G_.. Gron
517-5412
1.2 Yrs t•xpcr Tram:ihlv T~ prni: re11u1n•d Muluul 3 Yr old Whirlpool "Con. I .~un;~~~~: _
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To l>l:!.t~111 ••••••••••••••• •••••••• i\ppltances-QR .l "111 stereo, Juke l.J(ix, lamps, Drl.'>.el Pe1·an rhc:.t &
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WORLD custom&Jcd Xlnt rond. MASTERS AUCTION or househld i:oodit's . 11ut> Mahoi:1m' fhn'g set NEEDS YOU! S250f1rm 64$·9500.CM 646-8686&833·,625 33002 Pnto Alto, Dano 6 c h,uirio . ~!100. All
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C....-os & Aft 6 CALL 554-7293 Point. 49b·G747. beautiful cond. ll7s.tl534.
E.,iptMftt 1030 ..,AV""'"' w • ... ~..,.r 8 O V NT I F UL ALf';: SU IMON,
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· ,.I·· •• ~e "'"""""w I ur~. SEPTEMBER GARAGE Jlsehld. <'lothl's. tools. app s. misc. 1 son s hd t < •4 v· t Questar duplex. Superb Rargam Nook Now 2 SALE -Thursday, Fri-C~~are, OYS,,.. tt· ona Long & shotl term as a 1ronom1c11I & t c r · Stores _ 545 & 814 w day and Sa1urd1y, 425
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1-'J' \\e pay~ou ('oall'flo1>l1csdlx mdl3\'l :i26z ' • Reach . Maple bed Hors.1 8060
Typids·60 wpm " t•t•r \'ll Ca1>l'. arreso; & ~· frJme5, s:JO: handrnadl •••••••••••••••••••••••
S.Cy's•S/H 10 wpm :.}nchronous elec dr. Gor1teous coffee table. patchwork quill,~; an I yr old rel! 1,~ Arabian lookke~rs 1900 v 4 I Ul' t n c lo!le sculpture base. tl\.Y i.:lai.:. llque copper boiler, $:)(); Cu1ld1ng. Xlnt horse (o
K•y--h t"•lat c . S1500 farm . tup.JJC.S',$300 673·7698. d1neue table and chair~. exp rider. ssso. 960-4479
.---t>U 1~. mi.i: 776-86SO . . S:W; antique oak end c.m be s~n at Cold Bu lnter\'1l'\\ 1n11 Ua1ly Cots --8035 5 Rust/Gm/W~1tc Tweed t ubles, $75, a ntique sew SI allies. JU:).
Sl"fCIAL TUES. l11deabed. Newly u p -ing machine, SJO : a ud ---------HITf INTYYtEWING •••••••••••••••••:••••• hol t~_red. $75. Ca ll uphoht l"r ed c h air. l'ONI F:Sf'ORSALF:
ThrOUl!h September r .. ri-1.111 l..Hlt'll'. Cn•;tm, 494-11761. t•lothl!S, electrical OP· Wcl:.h pony S250. Mini
until 8 JOl'M hlu 1·rm. c·um1•0 fomnlt·, ;-phanct-,,, ta mµs, books, Weli.h SICKI. JJolh S300
PJeai.eQ.all l'JJ11•r:. wht•n nt•ut. • l,i.1unJ:.e chairs, S2S <'~. tuys, lionsui planls, W/tack. l'P 8441-9034 or K-•~ '-1•rt Ill.:! MO~!!. lki.k "1th glass l op 51., c" r Pl' t ~ w cell er. 842 59"4
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01\'I. ION Or DO<Js 9040 B BYLl ... E backed rugs. pictures, Jew.iry 8070 Insurance Careers l<P.L1.Ys1-;Rv1ci::s rNc ••••••••••••••••••••••• A ., fram es. baby blanket~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nl·wport lk'ach ~:i:i J.111 Bull Colored Ma le Cocki·r luntc Bed1 and much, much mOr('. WANTED Oruu111: !'>47·9S3!> Spaniel. II m os, all f or gi rls . Avnc:idol----------1
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TOWTRUCI( tiny 3 lb l!turl 'c•r v. CametblS45.P1t'lures.8 gr11y,Xlnt i.hape,L:uhc LI t L 8075 ~11llHS.'I P<'b~chma~32.:__ 3·spd, man 's l.0-spd, YH oc.. _ DRIVER Po.1:0 i.lu k, Lri: & smull •••••••• •••••••,•••• ••• n11·r 21. exp • eleon re
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l\l\C.:1hols, 1Normed. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rlriH·n Lady Bug ridin to n<lt> & drive, blk
ti<U 7473 • EST A TE SALE toy. nct!ds new baller por11dc Morgon geld mg, •
Lrg t•u•r 111.,k. chrs . m ·• handpawered chlld.~ Eni:, Western 011 1
l>N!.o1, mattrc:.~. Ir$! <'Of k.111. lrg rockinR horse. 3JH 1011
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tolu 1, 150 >'• old trunk. rh1ldsl1r 111u10 r hr11 4 1>1t·c1•1on & ""'"'' 11•111
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Coll 540-4455
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now from the estate ol llriv(' ahart, 1tencr11tor &
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FIAT INVENTORY
REDUCTION SALE
LARGE SB.ECTION
LARGER SAVINGS!
MlssLGn Viejo lmpotts
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213/694-3951 2 11/694·2154 :;:)9-t<>tti Leaw '!urch111'1! hlo.c a lea:.c •••••.'••••••••••••••••• •••••.'•••••••••••'••••• •••••.'••••••••••••••••••••••.'••••••••••••••••• 7 14/990·2900 ..... W. •• .. ad scns1b c Payments. UH~r • 7 14/990-2525 i5 )lcn.·l'<IC:. ~I Sedan """ u... 100 new /used. l m Uon I drOfJ the hull• (;('l a
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Phone 1'42 51i711
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tof). am Im <!:>.~ mr. eqmp -+ ~unrohf. l'I' ~ BRITISH ~.soo xaJ !ltill'J an ti 1 993 1400 OM DISPLAY CAR CO ----House of Imports 21 3/694-3951 Alltos, M•w tlOO Allto1, Mew 9100 A.Mlo1, Mew tlOO AUTHOIUZl::O 714/900-2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MERcgo..:s DEALER
6862 Mooch<'i.ter, MGI 9744
SlOOO worth of options for only S200. this
includes ai r conditioning, automatic cruise con-
lrol. wheel cover s. Our special PRESTIGE 5
year 50,000 miles exlende.d coverage also avail-
able.
REWARD!
A VERY GENEROUS REWARD. Turn in'
your 197(}.1974 Audi 100 before November
20, 1976 for an extra special trade-in allow·
ance on a new fuel-inlected Audi l OOLS or
Fox.
Buena Park •••••••••••••••••••••••
523·7250 '71 !\t GB, am/fm. 28,300
Un the Santa Ana F'"·'· m1, xlnl cond. ~U>l i.dl. 673-8780
'7l 280C c,_.
<004HGVI
$8,450
J im SlemoM
70 MG B·GT, xlnl eond,
$2700 645-1143
Opel 9746 •...............••.....
Imports . 19670PEL
_6_3_1-_1_2_1_6 ___ 1 2 Dr . .i speed, blue ex-
t er ior & r a_dlo. Un·
·04 MIZ 200SE believably immaculate!
CLASSIC COUftE .Musl see to believe:
Rare 4 speed, sunroof, t82l2llro3).
ll'alhcr. 8 track ste reo & MOW ON.LY $895 ~engine. t020NLE>. NEWPORT DA TSUH
SADDLEIACK 888 Dove St reel
VALLEY IMftORTS NEWPORT BEACH
ll 1·2040 495.4949 833-1300
MIZ '75 280 CftE
ljRILLI ANT rum
\\ilh red purchmcnl inl.
l'ower winc1ow:., s tetl.'O,
radio :mrl more. 48 mos.
l(•a e S500 cap. red. Buy
back S7!138 00. Cu 11 co. t
SlJ.333. 48 mus. al S214.46
plus tax. <106351).
House of Imports
ftanctw 9750 ...••..................
74 PORSCHE 911
S l>IX'l'\I. arr 1·und , sten•o, mu).!~ & onl~ 2:l:ooo m1l~s
Mrnt «tmd1l100 ! l.luy 11r
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831-2040 495.4949 213/921-8581
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bwll en#(me, new po.11111,
MIZ So•• TilM tm~s. 49-J.!1966
Unique Fmanre plan 'bi 912 Porsche. s Speed,
Let llou~e l>f Imports rcbiU ll engine. n1·\\
help you Lo lease or buy poiph tires. Call 494-!1966.
01w or O\'cr 80 new & used
Mercedes Benz motor '73 ftonctw 914
l.'ar... Like new. Lease J>OS.Si·
Factory Authoriud ble. Sensible payment:!.
Dealer British Cor Co
213/921-8581 213/694·2854
714/523-7250 714/990·2S25
MBZ ~77 2SOSE 197,3 914 Porsch~e, low • miles, A/C. AM/F M, xlnl
Be the first on your block cond. 683-SS26
with a 280SF.. Call 'for 11 Rois Royce . 9756
quolc o,n th1i; 1'"l'1tiog ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~ar. llou:-.c "' Im· #l DEALER IN U.S.A.
2131921 851111 ROY
;1115z:1-72s11 JR{ CARVER
USED MRCEDES ROUS·ROVCE
1sosi::·s und 450Sf:L's tMtJ•"'w••
Crcul i.eletl1on in stock =' •H<ll now. BUY or lease. Ca ll
forquot.e. ClOSlO SUNDAYS
House of Imports SUPER ELEGANT 1964
213/921-8$11 ROLLS. Possibly t he
714/523·7250 \\Orld's most luxurious Rolls. Newly upholstered
'61 190 SI ldcnl inve:.l· lhruout with ChlnchJlla !
ment. )lu,<t ~.1t·rif1c~. S E t: T W l C E T 0
Call!'68·9136 BELI EVE! U RGENT . ----mll'>l dcal NOW ~ 673·5!137
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213/694·2154
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Mil •73 300SEL
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lion thruout IOJrJC.OTl
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DISCOUNTS
Bill MAXEY
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75 MHCURY MAR9UIS WAGON
Auto. trans., factory air cond1tion1ng, power
5teenng. power bralles. radio. heater. 9 passenger
(558NOU).
75 CHEVY LAGUNA
Loaded' Loaaea• (8928NW)
'74 CAPll
Auto. trans , factory air cona1t1on1ng
storeo radio, h~ater, vinyl rool, 18,000
miles. (860LXF).
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V·8, auto. trans , fact ory air
cond111on1n9, power stee,,no. power
brakes, power windows power seats.
radio, heater, whitewall 111es. vinyl
root. tinted glass, wheel covers.
(920N00). ,,
Auto trans . l1ctory air cond11ton1ng. stereo
tape Radio. he1te1. whitewall tires. vrny1 root.
11ntcd glass. wheel covers (319PON).
5 10,800
·12 MAVHICK
Auto. ttans • air cond1l1on1ng, radio,
healer. (063ELV)
5 3266
"73 PLYMOUTH FURY
V-8, auto. tran·s., lactoiy 8lr cond11ton1ng. power
steenng, power brakes, radio, heater, vrnyl roof.
(T89GIP).
'74 VWSB>AN
AM/FM radio. Like brand new. (078LPO).
52444
176 COUGAR
Auto. trans., factory air cond1t1onlng, power
steenng, power brakes, stereo 1ad10, heater,
whitewall tires, vlnyl root, tinted glass, wheel
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55666
5 1666
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VALUY IMPORTS $249 5 Iii FJ,tbul'k '1;1•" t•nv WU·; <k<'ao blue ~ 1969 Che•y IMpello trans . tl <')I, nc" 11res 675 0209 p:-"-----9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll l ·2040 4' S.49 49 llH~ 'l-'1.11), .>-•9 IUll or hk for J.lll_!!'l' 963 a!HJl. C.to... Coup. Xlnt i.hUJIC $400. G-11-()116 mrv • I ----"'"' IJ i\ I d 'liti <:On\ ••rtil>le, l'/S, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltloU l'.1loh11,1 . .:11111 '""'' v"'"1 ut' -Autot, UMd lltomulll', 1 r ton + P ll.nl'WlOll&pumt. 'T.I l'1n10 Ro11.1ho111 Xlnl 1 '11 .:•ttHI ,,..., '' \ 1 "11n~t,c~11e1~c1~erc ' '1.:1 Uu P.1rt I hll l'll • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~t:·. li~~~llu ~ ~r~~s! C~tol 9910 49tl 017fl Snn C'leml'nt<> C'Oll\I ~t.i5<1 Uall•l!IJ ~i7~ Sli7~1•ti 11.11 II 1.1
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VO~. 69, NO. 25 1, 2 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1976. . TEN CENTS ·1
Judge Def ends Juvenile Co111·t Actions ·:
By GARY GRANVILLE OttM 0•11• f>ilet\l.tlt
S uperior Co urt Judge
Raymond Vincent has stated he
doesn't. think Orange County's
,Juvenile Court should tak~
philosophical directions from the
County Board of Supervisors.
Judge Vincent also said he is
•·surprised and dismayed" that
county administrators have "so
little apparent understanding or
the separation of powers con-
cept."
Tbe )>residln( judge or the
county's Juvenile Court made his
comment. in a letter to Board of
Supervisors Chairman Ralph
Diedrich. Touching off Judge Vincent's
three-page m essage was a n
earlier three-paragraph memo
he and the county supervisors
were sent b y County Ad-
JUVENILE JUSTICE
1976
minlstratlve Officer Robert
Thomas.
In his memo, Thomas said, "I
am concerned that the Juvenile
Court a nd Probation (Depart-
Deity ... ._ __
SIGN AT FORMER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GREETS NEW HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Temporary Cempua Reedy for Oceen View High School's Freshmen Claas
o.lly ...... --MEA.NWHILE. WORK CONTINUES ON PERMANENT OCEAN VIEW CAMPUS
Faclllty et Gotherd and Werner Avenues Will be Reedy In 19n
'View' Campus Ready
Temporary Sclwol Site, Faculty All Set
By RAV ESTRADA
Ot t~t 0..ltf Pl ... $1ot1
A tempe>rnry campus for 800
Ocean View H igh Sc h ool
freshmen 1s ready and teachers
are ranng lo go, accordlni lo
Principal John V1culin.
Th\> first students to attend
Ocean V11:w "111 be housed al a
* * *
former Westminster elementary
school unUI their new campus in
Huntington Beach is completed
sometime early next year.
"We have a competent and
fired up staff at Ocean View this
year." Viculift said, "They are
flexible self·lnitiators who can
* * *
Four File for Post
Vacated by Trustee
l"our candidates have filed for .
a Nov. 2 election to fill a vacan·
cy on the Huntlnl{ton Beach
Union High School District
Board of Tru"tces, according to
Lhe Orange County Re&lstrar or
Voters.
One will rm the seat ten by
former trustee Robert Knox,
who was appointed a West
Or ange County judgeship
earlier this year.
Trustees earlier tried to ap-
Point James Hamilton. a n at-
torney who has aMOWICed his
candidacy in the Nov. 2 electJon.
However. the district teachers
opposed Hamilton's appoint·
ment to the board to fill Knox's
seat. 'Ihe group gathered
enough signatures to force the
special election.
Tbe winning candidate in Nov-
ember must run a1ain in the re-
gular Marett eledlon to retain
tbe•et. Hamilton, 4051 Ond1ne Circle.
Huntington Beach, called the
.seecial election "unnecessary"
aod criticized the teachers•
group for forcing it. Hamilton,
~. a local resident since 1968,
15ald one or the main issues in the
lelection is .. for the board or
;
trustees to maintain control of
. the district." He said be
believes control by "outside in-
• terests is a national problem .. in
school dislricts today.
The a ttorney also stressed
basic education as a key cam-...
palgn issue .
Another candidate. Michael
Vandor, 14221 Edwards St ..
Westminster, is a 22·ycar-old
Cal Stale Long. Beach studont
who ran an unsuccessful school
board campaign in l!r73.
Vandor. a former Marina
IUgh School student body pres!·
dent, said or the 1973 campaign:
"People llked my ideas but sald
'why don't you come back in a
few years?~ -s o here I am ...
The political science major
with an emphasis In public ad·
ministration said be is prepar·
ing a platform statement and
dttllned to discuss the issues or
the campaign at this time.
Doris Allen of 21381 Lemon· tree Lane, Huntington Beach.
also is making a bid for the
vacancy.
Mrs. Allen, a housewife who is
the co-owner of a ligbt.ing main-
tenance firm, Uied u .. uc-
cessMly for a board seat in
1'7S.. A 15-year district resident..
Mn. Allen bas served on the
Westminster Cultural Arts Com-
mission and the Orange County
Commission on the Status of
Women.
She also believes basic educa-
Uon to be the key iasue in the
electiOll .
The fourth candidate, a
teacher, John Hundley, 93'72
Cloud Haven Drive, Huntincton
Beach, could not be reached for
comment today.
handle almost a nything."
Teachers and administrators
breathed a sigh or relief Aug. 9
when an attempt to stop the Hun-
tington Beach Union High School
District's use or the interim cam•
pu.s at Cook School was voided by
a judge's ruling.
The Cook Homeowners As ·
sociation objected to the.
facility's use by the Huntington
Beach district because they
believed It would disrupt the sur•
rounding residential area.
The controversy cast a shadow
over Cook School for most or the
year. but thal's all over now,
Vic ulin said.
During the weeks before the
start or classes next Monday,
Ocean View teachers have been
p r epa ring their temporary
classrooms al Cook School, a
campus which held 749 elemen·
tary students in 1963.
When asked if any major pro-
blems had been encountered or
could be anUclpated al the in·
terim campus, the new principal
repUed. "The only thing is, the
teachers may get burned out pre-
paring fpr the st art of school."
Viculin did admit. "Space
might be a little tight," if many
more than 800 1tudents attend
classes at Ocean View this fall.
The Cook campus has housed an
average or about SOO pupils since
It WH opened in 1960.
Cook School, closed last year
because or decllning elementary
enrollment, has been undergoing
a minor facelift lhiuummer.
The indoor facilities for stu·
dents are being custom·lailored
for the curriculum Viculin and
his staff have been developing.
"We are trying to use OW' re-
sources creatlvely," Vicolin
said, "We anticipate a lot of stu·
dents -but it will be workable becauae we have almo1t 100 per-
cent utlllaalion or the facilities."
Unlike the elementary sebool
program. the bitb IChool dally
schedule wUI haft one ~
education clus oubtDan eecll
period. The cafetorium. pre·
(See CAMPUS, PqeAZ)..,
~
ment) are not totally following
the board's philosophy."
"This is evidenced by the
higher than norm al Juvenile Hall
population during the summer
months.'' Thomas continued.
In ans wer to the Thomas
memo, Judge Vincent said he is
"surprised and dlsmayed" at
what. b e sees as the ad·
ministrator's failure l o un-
derstand the separation of
powers concept.
"As you know. the Juvenile
Court is subject to the philosophy
of state law." the judge said.
"To s uggest that it take
philosophical direction from the
Board of Supervisors is as incOr·
rect · ~s to urge that the board
seek guicJance from tM court in
the area or legislation and ex-
ecutive discretion," he added.
Judge Vincent also called
Thomas' comment on the sum·
mer population in juvenile hall
an illogical conclusion
The hall's summer POPUlallon
hike does not mean Juvenile
Court ls not suppor tive or
diversion progr:)ms that seek to
treat mlnor juvenile orrenders in
community rather than institu·
tional settings, ace<trding to the
judge.
(Sff JUDG E, PageA2)
Prezone Planned
Bolsft Chica Marsh·
Annex Issue Rises
By ROBERT BARKER
Oft ... 0•11• ...... Stitt
Huntington Beach City Council
members will take up a con·
troversial issue leading to possi-
ble annexation of lhe Bolsa Chica
marshlands tonight at 7 o'clock
in city council chambers.
Tonight's action will mark the
third time that t.he Bolsa Chica
matter bas come before various
Huntington Beach bodies in a
period of seven days.
Council members will dttide
whether to prezone the 1,603:acre
1liird Man
In Slaying
Still .. Hunted
A hunt for a third man Orange
County Sheriff's omcers believe
was involved In the kidnap·
murde r o f Los Ala mitos
housewife Joann Seigman coo· Unued throughout the Labor Day
weekend without success, ~n·
vestigators reported today.
Officers resumed the search
today in the belief that it will lead
them t.o the man they are con·
vi need was at the wheel or the car
used to carry Mrs . Seigman and
her family from their home at
3351 Cortese Drive to Long
Beach.
BellOower re&idents Ronald
Lewis Ewing and William Paul
Gµllett, both 27, are accused ot
the kidnap and subsequent
murder of Mrs. Selgman, 43, and
are held in the county Jail. They
race court action Fridav.
It is alleged that they drove orr
with Mrs. Selgman after their·
plans to pick up the contents or
the sale at the market managed
by her husband, John Seigman.
misfired.
It is alleged that the two men
shot Mrs. Seigman in the bead as
they drove through the Carson
area and then dumped her body
in a nearby field. They are
booked on four counts of kidnap
and one of murder.
Ali's Spouse
Sues Fighter
For· Divorce
CHICAGO (AP> -Khalila
Ali. wife or heavyweight chem-
pion Muhammad Ali, bas filed
for a divorce on grounds of men•
tal cruelty and desertion, her at·
t.omey says.
Th e a tto rney, David W.
Wllllams or Los Angeles, COD•
firmed details about the divorce
action.
An assistant to Mrs. All said
Ali was served with legal pepers
in Show Low, Ariz .• where the
heavyweight champion is train·
ing for a Sept. 28 bout against
challenger Ken Norton In Yankee
Stadium al New York City.
Mrs . AU 's spokesman said
Judge Robert L. Hunter Lasued a
temporary restralninc order pro-
hibitmg AD from conCHJtn1 orin
any way disposing of the assets
and properties or tbe1r matrta1e.
includin• receipts from the UUe
bout against Norton.
Ali married the former BeUnda
Boyd in 1967.
1n a certillcate of parenthood
med with the Berrien County.
Mich.. Re•ister or Deeds last
month, Ali a~knowltdged that he
fa&bered a babf ctrl barn Aua. 8
IO Vel'llaka Potthe, a frequent
compankm or AU the past two
yean ...
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property and place it into a
''holding zone" after a public
bearing.
The council is expected to
follow the lead of the planning
commission. Last Tuesday that.
body prezoned the area as re·
sidenlial·agricultural and
recreation open space wllh oil
uses.
The prezone would allow for a
comprehensive plan to be pre-
pared for the Bolsa Chica prior lo
determination or permanent zon·
ing designations, officials said.
Defies J udJft.•
Acting Planning Director Ed
Selich said today the area would
automatically enter the city with
residential zoning upon annexa-
tion if it were not prezoned.
Last week Huntington Beach
Uf\ion High School trustees at·
tacked ~ty orficials over anncxa·
tionsteps.
School officials said t hey
hadn 't b een allowed t o
participate in the draft or the en-
vironmental impact report,
They said possible develop·
<See MARSH, Page A2)
Suspect in Slaying
Refuses to Testify
BJ TOM BAltLEY ot-.De11,P1•-
Thomu Hardin Hester defi.d
the jud1e today in his Orange
County Superior Court murder
trial a nd r efused to answer
questions on bis alleged role in
what the P.rosecutioo claims was
a multim1llion dollar drug smug.
gling operation.
Judge Robert P. Kneeland re·
minded Hester, 29, of Long
Beacti, that the defendant aban·
doned his right to invoke the
Fifth Amendment when he de-
cided to testify in his own de·
fense.
But Hester. encouraged by de·
fense attorney Roger Agaja-
nian, stubbornly responded "I
refuse to answer" when asked
by prosecutor Robert Chat-
terton to name bis "Mexican
coMection."
It is alleged that Hester and
members or his drug ring used a
high powered speed boat named
the "Marauder" to brinJ drugs
to Southern Caltfornla from
Mexico by sea.
He refused to discuss that
operation today and be further
refused d espite Judge
Kneel a nd 's repeated
r eprimands to advise Chat·
terton of the present
whereabouts of the motor boat.
It is alleged that an aborted
sale or drugs led Hester and four
other men to burst into a Sunset
Beach home last Nov. 8 and kill
its two occupants.
Hester has admitted using a
machlnegun to lake the lire of
Janet Mae Metz, 34, who shared
the home at 16861 Bayview
Drive with the mah identified as
the real target or the angry drug
dealers-Ronald Cauwels, 27.
Hester has testified Jn his own
defense that he acted in self de·
fense when he cut down Mrs.
Metz wltb a burst from lhe
aut~matic weapon. lie told the
jury that she had a gun in her
hand and he was compeUed to
shoot.
Hester ls one of three defen·
danu who have been granted
separate trials for the killings of
MONKEY OFF
THEIR BACK
That's the adverlillng success
~told b7 tlte Newpott BMcb
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b le personality, nol
mean. Loves Kids. Forced to sell to gd.
home. XXX·XXXX.
If you have a pe.t to sell, call
M.2·5118. It only takes a few
words in the right place to at-
tract a ~yer.
AJon1 tbe Ora.nee Coast. the rilht pla~ to advert.lie is in ttie
Daily Pilot ..
Mrs. Metz a nd Cauwels. Two
other indicted defendants will go
on trial together.
Hester today denied the pro·
secution 's suggestion that he was
hired for $20,000 to eliminate
Cauwels after the victim earlier
robbed two drug deaJcrs known
to Hester of 174 pounds of mari-
juana and then refused lo pay
the $20,000 that was the agreed
price for the drug shipment.
Chatterton reminded Hester
that he told a sheriff's office in·
vesUgator shortly after his ar-
Test that be had been hired to
head the Sunset Beach raid for
the sum named.
"Well , it isn't true," Hester
told Chatterton. "J guess I told
him that to put him of£ the
track."
Driver Killed
lnFV Crash
An Arizona motorist died from
massive bead injuries Monday af.
· ternoon in a single car accident on
the San Diego Freeway in Foun·
t.ain Valley, according to police.
The dead man, who was driv·
ing alone In a passenger vehicle,
was identified as J ose M.
Salazar, 38, or Phoerux.
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Officer Norm Chavez said wit·
nesses repo r ted that Mr.
Salazar's cur drifted into the
Euclid Street ofr-ramp and
struck the divider at4:55 p.m. llo
was treated at tho scene by
para medics and was taken to 1
Fountain Valley Community
Jlospilal where he was pro·
nounced dead on arrival.
Coast
Weather
Coast temperatures a bit
warmer through Wednes·
day. Some early clouds
and fog expected.
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Oce•n View Elementary School Dlatnct
(CUP ANO S~VE FOR YOUR DISTIUCT)
ABOl'T T tl E DISTRICT: When lbe doors swing open
for Oce:in View elementar y younastcrs on September 14.
~he distn el will beglll Its 10Znd year of service to local
ctuldrcn About 13,TOO students are expected this year, a
figure which hos rcmujn~'<l relatively constant over the pa t
three years.
The Occnn VI w School D1atrlct includes the northern
half of Jlunlinglon De ach, a nd sm all s ecllons or
Westmins ter and f'ountain Valley. It stretches over a 15
square mile a reu a nd Incl udes 2S schools. Bor8ers of the dls-
tMct urc rou.1i1hly: Mcf'adden on the north. llunllngton
Harbour on the west, M3gnolla on the east, und Talbert on
lhc south .
The Roard of T rustees of the district is elected at large
10 odd-numbered ~ears. and serve four-year terms wiLbout
pay. President of the Board for the coming year is Mrs . Marianne Blank. •
Superrnte ndent or Schools Or. Dale R. Coogan heads a ~tuff or 575 teachers. about 200 instructional aides. 150 non-
teachang s upPQrt personnel, and 32 administrators.
Tax rate. for the coman~ year will be set at a pproximate-
ly S? 77, a figure do\\11 by ~even cents o\•er the previous .~chool yea r ·
The cost o( education per student for the past year was
Sl.137 and this year's figure 1s estimated a t $1, 189.
CURRENT PROJ ECTS: The largest bui lding progr am
since the d1s tr1ct 's growth tapered off about live years ago
is presently underway. Las t year citi~en and staff commit-
tees studied the progra ms and facilities for seventh a nd
eighth grade youngsters and presented recommendations to
the board which included both program changes and build-
ing modifications .
As a r esult of those recommendations. major additions
and remodeling projects began this summer. Twenty-two
portable classrooms are bejng installed. and the 10 schools
serving seventh and eighth grades are being modified to In-
cl ude industrial a nd woodshop rooms. science labs. home
economics racihties, and arts and crafts roonis. The pro-
Jects a re unde rway at Circle. Crest, Spring, Westmont,
Mesa. Harbour. Marine and Village.
District officials are hoping for a fall opening of all
portable units, but have indicated that some disruptions will
be experienced in several s chools where classroom re-
modeling projects have not been completed. All building is
scheduled for completion by December 1978.
SHIFTING ENROLLMENTS AND F UTURE PLANS:
The year ahead will herald the close of Rancho View School
in June 1977, due lal'gely to declining enrollment around
that school, located near Beach and Warner. Current plans
for that site show district offi ces moving into Rancho, and
the current district offi ces now located on valuable business
property will be sold to Cinnnce fut ure building needs. •
While district enrollment remains steady, attendance
patterns do not. New tracts opemng throughout the distri-ct
swell atte ndance at several schools. while enroll ment
s lackens a t othe rs. Becuusc of these shifting patterns of at·
tendance, portable units will be added this year at Star View
;and Hope View to meet the housing needs a t those kin·
dergarten through sixth grade schools.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM : The st rong dir ection of
the Ocean View School District is to ass ure each child com-
petency in the three R's, while meeting individual needs.
The district is strongly committed to providing as m uch
success as possible for each youngster, and to bui lding tbe
student 's concept of him/her sell.
District a verages in swte a nd local achievement testing
show Oc:,ean View children sc-oring several m onths above
the nor m in all basic skills. An area or emphasis for the
coming year is spelling, where district officials have in-
dicated that performance has not matched up with high
achieveme nt in other basics. ·
SP ECIAL SERVICES: Because the Ocean View
philosophy s tresses meet ing individual needs, a large
number or specia l programs operate within the district.
These include special classes for mentally girted minors .
located at two district schools. in addition to enrichment
programs at the neighborhood school. Parents may choose
to enroll their youngster in either. Classes for mentally and
phys ically handicapped students are available. with
u ansportation provided by the district.
The district also offers "open enrollment." a policy al·
Jowing students to nttcnd any district school, assuming that
s pace is available and that the student provides his/her own
transport a lion.
Early childhood education programs, funded by special
state monies, a re expanding to mteen schools this year.
This program, a popuJar one with parents and staff alike,
will operate this year at Crest. Glen, Meadow, Vi sta, Sun,
Roblnwood, R11ncho, Oak, Circle , Mesa, Golden, Pleasant,
Lake. VllloAe. and College.
Specially funded projects for American Indian
Education, fo r d1sad\'antuged h1hngual youngsters, m etrics
education, and for pre-school youngsters also operate
\\i thin the district
INVOLVF.MENT OPPORTUNITIES: Ocean View has
ta ke n m:aJor steps ovt r the past several years lo provide in·
volvemcnt. opr>0rtunities for local residents. Believintt that
particlpntlon In the school system Is esllentlal for both un-
dcrstandan~ and 1mprovemenl. the chst rict launched School
Advisory Com mitlees (SAC) in l'very bwlding last year.
More thnn :WO eltlt.N\~ hocnme involved on the committees.
.;tudyanJl curriculum. ·chool problems. anolyiing com mun•·
ty survc~~. und l ttrving ns u communtcations Jlnk between
lht-local 11chool ond lht• ndJthhnrhOOd.
ln addition to school-bas<'d commilt<.'('.-t, there are dis·
lriet ·l('v('I ('Ommltl('f•t< or parent l!rOup prcstdents, Early
Childhood Edu<'ution. MG M. o:s wl'll 811 slaff committees
1hot :lllllur stoff J)Ortlcipnuon Ind clRIOM ntfecllng the In·
11tructional pro~rums.
Ov{lr 2,000 purcnt.s pnrti('1patl' In an active volunteer
1>rCi1trum which h11s bt'('n underway ror several yt'nrs. a nd
nny resident with rnnc or 11kills to share ls warmly
wt•lconwct ut cv<'r.r 'IChool.
\
t ~11001. T IM ES AND CALENDA RS: Starting times lt for cnch :cchool \'My . and. nlong with class lists. will be post·
cd at lhc scbooJs prior_to opening day. School calendars are t I ht• :(l\rf'I(' district •Wllfo, M il Wffi he Sl'lll hOMC Wfth StU<Jents. t Questions rettardmg specific school schedules should be ~ d1r~ted to lhe s chool.
r cw student ·mny t•nroll uny time 1.1rter August 25. and ~ entering kandergartners should have proof of birth and im·
:; munizalion history wilh them 11t the time of enrollment.
'' Parents of enterinf:: first ,:?r;1ders are rem inded that recent t: state leJtis lat1on requires a physlcnl examination prior to b ~chool op('nini;. f orms for thcsc cxaminaUons are a vallable
•t at local schools.
~-------------------------------~ . ~ ~ Marine Faces Murder Rap ,
: OCEANSIDE !AP> -Marine
J.ance Cpl. An thony McOnniel.
i t. was booked for lnvesligution
of murder today after a sidewalk
fr gumenl in which a man was
•t abbed to death.
I The-v l e tlm was E tlliso
:l.taiava. 11 24-year-old S;imoan
"'mcr1can who work-.'d for a lire
factory In San Clemente. Ill.
• brother lssaako, 20, "as rnken to
>
Tri-City Hospital with serious
stab wounds . They lived In
Oceanside together
Police said the brother!! were
in a car which passed McDaniel
and another Marine. following
them lo a bus-stop where the fight
took pince. The other Marine and
a companion of the brothers were
released. ·
Kelley?
·Can Hirn
-Carter
' CROTON. Conn. (AP) -Jim·
my Carter said today be wou.~
have fired F BI Director Clarence
KeJJey if he had been president
and known the racts behlnd re-
ct-nt allegaUona a cainlt him.
"Knowin@ what 1 know now.
yes. I would have rJred him,"
Carter declared.
Nonetheless. Carte r's press
secretary. Jody Powell. said the
candidate is nol at this Ume call·
ing ror Kelley's resignation.
Car ter r eplted to questions
aboard his aircraft, Peanut 1, as
h~ new to C roton rrom a ques-
tion-and-answer session with stu.
dents at Brooklyn College Ui New
YOl'k. He told the students: .
"The d ir ecto r of the F BI
should be purer than Caesar 's
wire •.. He shouldn't h ave
,federal funds being given to de-
cor ate his house."
Fatal Fligl1t There was no immediate reply
from Ke lley or from the Ford
camp:Ugn.
Carter made the statements as
he p1edged help ror the cities and
bla med une mployment during
Republican adminiatratioos and
bad examples by public officia ls
for rising crime among the
YOUJ}g.
Alla n Kling . 27. or Cincinna ti tril'S u nsucee!' fully to br·
ing his ha ng g lider under contro l d u rin~ a tournumt>nl in
the Red River Gor ge nl!ar ~It . St erling, K ~·. Kling w~1s
killed when his kite crnshed from about 500 feet, The
tourna m ent was su pended w hl'n u second Cincinnati
man. Da n Ba llas. lost his li fe in a sim il;.ir 3ccidcnl.
He specifically cited .. dis-
graceful actions of the FBI."
Wben be became director or
the FBI, Kelley bad drapery
valances buUt in his living room
by bureau em ployes.
Kelley bas safd the work was
done without bis knowledge and
bas reimbursed the eovemment
S3SS for labor and materials.
President Ford rejected a -re-
com mend a lion that he fire
Kelley for the incident and for ac·
cepting gifts worth up to $105 on
special occasions from FBI ex-ecutives.
Kissinger Asked
To Help in Africa
Jn rejecting the recommenda·
Uon for dismissal and another
t hat Kelley be reprimanded,
Ford reaffirmed l'-pport (or the
director and said Kelley "bas
had and will conUlmue to have
the capacity to meet the essential
high standards of the FBI."
Carter spoke to the students on
the second day o( bJs fall pre-
sidential campa ign before leav-
ing for Croton lo seek the votes or
defense workers at the Electric
Bo al D ivision or Ge ne r a l
Dynamics. He was to speak to a
Catholic group in Philadelphia
later in tbe day.
•'ro• Pa~ A I
J UDGE ••.
.. I would be remiss in my duty
if I released (minor offenders)
simply to keep the juvenile hall
population within accepta ble
llmH.s," be continued.
"Any implication from Mr.
Thomas that the court is not ac-
tively supportJng prevention and
diversion programs is complete-
ly Without foundation." Judge
Vincent insisted.
HAMBU RG, West Germany
CAP> -Secretary or State Henry
A. Kissinger has been asked by
Tanzanian Preside nt Julius
Nyerere to begin a diplomatic
shuttle in Africa, a s enior Ame rican official on Kissinger's
plane revealed today. ·
The official, who talked to re-
porters during a flight from
Paris to this nortb German port
city, said the attempt to resolve
Frtutt Pagt" 1\ I
CAMPUS ...
vioualy used exclusively for as·
semblies, has been converted fo r
instructional use as well.
These factors allow a larger
number of students than ever
before to be housed al Cook
School, Viculin said.
Besides p reparation of the
s tructural elements of the in·
terim facility, school officials
have been busy since last fall in
preparing another Important
aspect or the n rst-year institution
-a new high school idenlity.
''We have involved eighth
grader s in the selection of a
s chool mascot and colors."
Viculin s aid. Before the end of
t he last scHool year. e ighth
graders at Ocean Vi eW-s feeder
schools were polled on lb.f ir
choices.
The in coming freshman class
s e l e ct e d th e n i c k n a m e He went on to express concern "Seahawks" and cardinal a nd that the Thomas memo might ld f th · h 1 1 "have a detrimental effect on the go or eir s c 00 co ors. Viculin said. c ontinua tion o f meetings A summe r leadershi p class.
be l w e e n t h e B o a rd o f .designed to lay the groundwork
Supervisors and the court." for Ocean View's student govern·
Those meetiogsbeganlast spr-m ent , dre w 60 In co m ing
ing after management auditors freshmen who discussed plans
of the California Youth Authority fo r the fall.
· ~uggested they be held lo help Interest in physical education
improve coo'?erati<>!' bet~een lhe . and sports is expected to be high
I e i 1 s 1 a l 1 v e · J u d 1 c i a 1 · • ·because of the large numbers of
ndmlnlstrallve branchesof coun· studen t-s w h o r e por t ed fo r
ty government. medical examin ations during
The ~y A audit was ordered by August. Viculin s aid he expects
s upervisors as a _means to end an more than 250 s tudents to be in·
18 ·m o nt h ri fl be t w c en volved in athletics ttus yeur.
supervisors on o~e hand and the Ocean View will fi eld CIF'
('{)Urt and Probation Department freshmen teams In most high
on the other. school sports including football. 'Th~.t rift f l a r ed afte r c r oss·c ountry , baskc tbnll ,
supervisors balked at bulldlng a wrestlin g , s o c cer . t t"nn is .
second c~unty ju\•enile ball pro· baseball, t r ac k . i:ymnasllci1 .
ballon ofricluls sal.d WM needed. golf, volleyball , swimming nn!i ~uperv!sors claimed ~he coun· water polo. Facilities for some of
ty !I t>xlstan1 hall wu being over· these events ar<.' still being
crowd ed by ~lnor Juvenil<; oHen· 50\Jght. school officials saJd.
der11 who dtd not req ui re . or Almost all or Ocean Vlew'A ~eserve betn1 held In an lnstitu-fncully mt'mbe rs wer e hand·
t1on. picked for their asslgnmentll lhls
In his letter to Diedrich, Judge full , Viculin H id. They all want·
Vincent assured him the Juven~le ed to be a part of the school's flnit
Court Is actively s.upport.init pie-y~•r or operation beca~ o( Its
vcntlon and dlvers100 programs. challenging poHlbilllles, he said.
W ornan AssaUlted;
Glove May Be Clue
A single yellow glove used by a
masked. burglar who apparently
was spooked by a H1.mlincton
Beach police helicopter passlng
overhead Is held as evidence to-
day in the bealina and atte mpted
rape of a S7-year-old na.ne.
The victim s ustained minor in-
junes whe n s urprised Tn lier
apartment tarly Monday by the
Intruder, who knocked her to the
floor before lying her up.
She suffered bruisH and a
laceration caus ed whe n she
struck her head on a coffee table
faJJlng, according lo investlgat·
ing Police Officer J ames Dowl·
ln1. •
Ile a nd ()(fleer Keith Nale said
the burglar who apparently re·
moved a window screen and
crept into her downtown apart
ment forgot one of his gloves
when he fled.
Tbe victim was examined,
treated and released from Costa
M'esa Me m ori a l Hos pita l 's
spedal rape invesUgalion unit
used by ~eral poUce depart.
ments on the Orange Coast.
Detective Sgt. Bert Chadw1ck
said today patr olmen who ques-
tioned the victim sµrmlse routine
passa_ge overhead of the police
helicopter frightened away the
sex attacker at the time.
The veteran nurse was assault-~ shortly afte r 3 a.m .. while
wat c hin g t h e J e rry Le wls
Muscular Dystrophy Telethon.
the fes tering r a cial problem
between blacks and wtutes an
southern Africa probably wi11 1 start no later than Monday.
The messa ge reached Kiss-
inger this morning in Paris as Ill'
was preparing to brit:f French
President Valery G\scard d'Es-
taing on his three-day meeting in
Zurich with South African Prime
Minister John Vorster.
The mes~age from Tanzani a
was on behalf or Nyerere onlv
and did not s peak for the rou·r
other black leade rs who have just
concluded a s ummit conference
on the African situation in Dar cs
Salaam . Howe ve r, the invitation
is considered a pos itive develop-
ment because Nyerere, a lthough
a moderate. has considerable in·
Ouence with the more radical
black leaders.
The senior official was definite
in stating he would go lo Africa,
perhaps making his first stop in Dakar, Senegal. -
But late r , a n aide to the
secretary said a definite decision
would not be made until after
Kissinger hears from William E.
Scbaufele, assistant secretary of
state for African affairs, who has
been dispatched to the Tanzanian
capital to brief black African
leaders on the Zurich meeting
· andto he artheirreactions.
f 'rt1111 P a g e ,I I
MARSH •.•
menl m ay mean as many as 3,000
additional hjgh school students
and that the enrollment. growth
mig~t necessitate another new ·
campus in the already over-
crowded district.
Selich said that school offi cials
have been invited to comment on
the impact of annexation. He
said the deadline for comments
has been extended until this..j<'ri-
day.
The Bolsa Chica area is highly
pr ized by environmentalists
because it is in the Pacific flyw:1y
for migratory bird.'i.
Included in the annexation
area are 300 acres or state-owned
land and 230 acres leased to the
state by Signal Landmark Co., a
major landowner in the area .
There ar e plans rorthe state to
construct an ocean access lo thl·
nre11 and to build a manna. If
lhal project 1~ eompletcd. the'
leased lond will become state
J>roperty. Sclk h said.
Another 600 acrl'ts of the urcH is
on the s tate's priority list to be
purchased it a state bond clccllon
Is 11uccc11sful in Nov<'mbcr.
Pre:ioni11g or Rolsn Chien Wall
approved by the plnnnlng com·
mission despite concerns ex·
pressed by one member lh3l en.
vironmentul studies huve been
lnodcquate Co dafe.
T he f<.'ma lning six com -
missioneNI concurred ~hnt n full
t'm'lronmental r eport would be
sl.1Hicient before n final decision
is made on annexation
The majority also felt that pre-
zontng in it.elf would not con-
stitute a negative impact.
Preioning designations also
were OJ>posed by the AmiJoe de
Bo~a Ch ica group which sup-
ports plans to publicly acquire a
majo rity or the property for
restoration and preservation.
tlerb Chatterton. president or
the group , sa id Hunlineton
Beac h should encourage the
m•dntenance or the property as
open space by preioning the en·
tire 1,603 acres us recreation
open space.
T he area i s bounded by
Pnclflc Coast Highway on the
west, Warner Avenueonthe north
and the clty bou~ on the east
andsouth. ._
Kille r 's
Trai l
Cooling
One more polentJoJ downtown
district lntt lli1t ncc l!OW"c~ In thu
search for the killers of two l5·
year-old lluntincton Beach girl•
has been lntcr vkwl"d ia11d re•
least.'<! b>• Or anae Colm\y Shcrifr
Office homicide detectives.
Thf' 3~·YUN11d man was ne ver
consl<krt d a suspect but was not
rult>d out as a source ot 1ntorma.
tlon.
ln\'estlgators probing th<' knife
murde rs o f Candace Susan
Ready and Sheryl Sue Peterson
race an lnc.reaslnaly coolln.a trail
in their search for leads in the
slayin~s. · •
The girls were found two weeks
ago Wednesday. s prawled O\'er a
rock a t the foot of a bluff along
Pacific Coast Highway at Golden
West Street by :i s urHisherman.
T hey had been de:id since
nbout 10 p.m. to mtdrught two
weeks ago today. coroner's de·
put les said , and sheriff's in·
vestigators have so far t ra ced
their movements up to about 8: 30
p.m. before they vanished on the
night of their m urders.
"It hasn 't slowed do\\ID at 411,
we stlll have the s ame number of
men workin g this case." sheriff's
detectlv~ ~gt. Al Masucci said to-
day.
Scores of persons have been in·
ter\'iewed in the downtown Hunt·
ington Beach and municipal pier
area by three two-man teams
working in the popular young
people's haunt, with coordination
by another two-man team on
telephone duty at sherilC's head-
quarters in Santa Ana.
No m o tive h as been de-
termined for the brutal slaylngs
in which each girl was knifed
eight or nine times. possibly by
only one attacker but more pro-
bably by two killers.
Powe r Back
To Hunti11gton
Afte r S torm
. )
Southe rn Califorola Edison
Compnany reported today that
all power has been restored in
Orange County a fter an elec·
trical slorm put repairmen on
overtime through the weekend.
Huntington Beach was the _J
ha r des t hit coastal a r e a .
T housands of r esidents were
without pow e r for va rious
periods or time. On Sunday night ,
1900 custom ers near Brookhurs t
Street lost e lectricity from about
6-7 p.m. Power company orriclals
believe a lighting bolt knocked
out a transformer .
The mo t exlcnsi\'e outage oc
curred Saturday at 12:4:, a.m
when 3800 customers lost power
for more tha n an hour in the area
between Edwa rds Street and
BolsaAvenue.
Ther e were no reported out-
a ges in south county coastal
cities. Power company officials
said there were some temporary
power failures in the El Toro
area, lasting only a few minutes.
Fight • ID Bar
.Kills Three
STOCKTON CAP ) -Three
men believed to be Il legal aliens
were s hot to death by a bartender
when they rcrused to stop light·
ing, San Joaquin County sherirt':.
officers sa y.
Th<' three got Involved in a
fight Monday night al the Casu
J\lvaredo Uar ci"ht miles south
o( here at French Camp acrO!ls
fro m Sa n Joaquin Gener a l
Hospital. deputies said.
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Irvine
EDITI O N
Today·s Closi11r.£
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VOL 69, NO. 251, 2 S ECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1976 TEN CENTS
Sociologist: .Jolls Cheer Housewives j • I •
CHICAGO (AP)-Housewives
who work outside the home are
happier than those who don't, a
Connecticut sociologlst says.
The social contact and the
satisfaction or knowing a job has
been. well done contributed lo lhe
bapplneu of the women studied
b y tbe soc1olog1st, Dr. Myra
Marx Ferree of the University of
CoM ecticut.
Traffic
Engineer
Joh Set
By HILARY KAVE
01 l~t O•ltr 1'1104 Sl•rt
rrvine city officials say they
wiJJ use a $59,622 slate grant to
pay for an on·the-scene lrafCic
Aafm eneineer to help reduce.
accidents in Irvine.
Brent Muchow, public works
director, s aid today lhe city is
looking for a trcUilc s afety
engineer lo operate Ute pilot pro-
gram. beUeved lo be the only one
orits kind in the state.
"That's why the state Office or
.Traffic Safety gave us the money
-so we could test the concept or
a safety engineer right out there
in the tramc ... Mtachowsaid.
The new engineer wiU spend
his time driving through Irvine.
identl!ying problem areas and
suggesting solutions. he added.
"He'll check out accident spots
where we develop a lot or trouble
and he'll s upervise the installa·
lion of various traffic safoty
measures. such as road striping.
crossing guards and signals."
M11chow said. I 7 "He'll also make certain that
construction ureas. w1th detours
and r erouting. are handled
smoothly.'' the public works
director said.
According to Muchow.' the
$59,622 grant will be tpread over
two years, ending In August 1978.
The grant will pay aU the costs or
<See TRAFFIC, Page A%)
Signups Slated
For Irvine's
Rec Classes
Irvine residents interested in
taJ<ln g any recreaUon class ex·
<'ept tennis may sign up Thurs-
day or Friday at C'1ly hall,
between 9 a.m. and4:30p.m.
Those interested in tennJs may
sign up ut city haJI between 9
a.m. and noon Saturday. Lessons
will be offered at tbc Racquet
Club Park a nd at University
High School.
A wide variety of recreation
t'IB55eS Wiii be offered this rail,
according to recreation depart·
ment orr1cia ls. Rn I let, belly dnnc·
ing. creative wrillng, dog Obc·
· dlence. drawinR and painting,
folk Multar. golr. stained glass.
tap dancing. yoga and health
(ood are j ust a rew or the classes
scheduled.
A t iny tots progr a m . for
t'hildren between the ages or
three years and nine months and
S years old. will begin Sept. 20.
Also, a Saturday morning pro-
gram ror c h i ldre n already
enrolled In the Irvine Unified
School Ol 11trlct Supplemental
Education und Aphasia Program
wtll beg'tn Supt. 25.
Thal program is for children
with learning dl sabllltles. There
is no fee and slgnups will be
taken th.-flrllt dav or class.
Jo'nr tnrormallon about ~nv or
the programs , phone 833·3840,
ext. 53.
MONKEY OFF
'111EIR B.4CK
"We experienced very r~
response to the ad and soJd our
monkey.''
Tbat·s the advertising success
story told by the Newport Beach
woman who placed this classified
ad ln the Dally Pilot:
Rhesus Mau(\ue fem.
monkey. 1 yr old Adon·
hie personality, nol mean. L o v u Kids.
Fort'ed to sell to gd.
home. Xltlt-lC.ltlCX.
1 tr you have a pet to seU, call
,842·5678. It onJy takes a few
words in tbe right place to at-
tract a buyer.
Along the Orange Coast. the
rl1ht place to advertise is lo tbc
Daily PiJot.
WriUn&Jn the September &H ue
or Psychology Today. Dr. Ferree
s a i d, "Thes e w e r e n o t
glamorous, exciting careers, but
the wives who held such jobs
were happier and more satisfied
with their lives than the women
who were Cull-time housewives."
While 26 percent of !ull·Ume
housewives said they were dis·
. satisfied with their lives. only 14
percent of those who held jobs ex-the home -in such jobs as clerks
pressed dlssalistacllon. in supermarkets and department
Shebasedherconclusion onln· s tor es. waitresses, factory
terviews with 13S women living workers, typists, and nurse's
in a work1ng·class community aides. A few were bookkeepers,
near Bos ton. None bad pre· bank tellers and beauticians.
school:a ge children at home. Dr. Ferree pointed out that a
Mort! than a third hotd not job "has clear requirements and
ftnlsbed .high school, but three clear payofrs, in money, social
b<>d college degrees. • Ufe and a sense of accomplish·
Just over half worked outside· ment; .. it takes a woman out ot
the home and gives her social
contact, "and the regular
paycheck is proof ol work well
done.
"But a housewife's day is
never done. and her tasks often
bring neither tangible rewards
nor social connections." she said.
.. The housewives expend great
effort but don't get recognition
for it; their h,usbands accuse
them of 'doinf nothing all day' I
Md in the next breath remind J
them that their duty Is to stay «
home and kee p house," the l
sociologist said. 1
.. As a result, manr housewives ·•
have an uncertain idea of what •
their occupation requires, and • ,
how well or poorly they are doing 1
it,"hesaid.
Hands Off Bid
Fnf 111 Flig~1f
,\llan Kling. 27. of Cincinna ti tries unsucc:cssfi1lly to br-
ing his hang g lider under cont rol ctu rin~ a tournament in
t in-Rcct Rivc•r Gorge nt'ar !\ll Sterlin):!. Ky. Kling was
killed whc:>n h is kile crashed from i1bout 500 feet. The
tournament wa!-. suspended when a second Cincinnati
man. Dan Ballas. lost his life in a similur accident.
Teachers· to Vote
On Sal~ry Contract
Irvine teachers are scheduled
to decide Wednesday afternoon 1r
they want to accept the contract
for this year already approved by
the Irvine school board.
If the teachers approve the
contract it will go into effect im·
mediately. offering an average
6.3 percent pay hjke. That raise
will be in addition to the
automatic pay hikes given
teachers for leaching experience
and extra educational credits.
Results of the teachqrs' vote
will be announced at the regul ar
school board meeting at 7:30
p.m. Wednesday at College Park
School. 3700 Chaparral Ave. rr teachers faiJ to approve the
contract. more negotiations will
have 1<t be undertakerr, ~ibly
with the aid o f an outside
mediator.
Wh en the school board ap·
proved the contract last month.
several t rustees commented that
they were not entirely happy
"''1th the terms. However. they
said they wanted to start the
school year on a ••positive note "
with the teachers' contract set-
Ued.
Other items on Wednesday•s
school board agenda include:
-Trustees will consjder ac-
cepting a g ift from Standard Oil
Company of California that
would g1 ve the new Irvine High
School a complete automotive
program. The company bas of·
rered to give the school district a
surplus Chevron station, located
in Los Alamitos, worth $5,000. It
would cost the district about
$30,000 to relocate the station and
install it at Irvine HJgh School,
ro r use in an ext e n s ive
automoUve program.
-A public hearing will be held
on the envi ronmental impact or
the proposed school sites in
Northwood.
Fossil Specialist
Rock Hunter Seeks
Treasure in Digs
By LAURIE KASPER Ot 1110 O•lly l'I,_ llall
With ears plugged, head bowed
and ey~ surveying the newly
~craped e arth, Rod Raschke
trails behind dirt movers on
grading projects looking for a
burled tr easure.
Tht' target of his search has no
.reol monetary worth, bol. 1s
valuable.
Raschke. one or a relatively
few paid raleontologists in
Southern Califomi:•, is seeking
fossils.
South Ounge Comity. where
he does most or bi~ worlt. is rich
with these remnant! of the past.
And the land in which they lie is
ripe for development.
Altbe>Qgh he admits he doesn't
like to .ee the rollin~ ~ ploftd
under for bous1ng tractt:.
Raschke said "the gHding i'I
~ood because it's making the
materials available."
Since 1970, when the C8Ufornie
Environme11tal Qualia:y Act went
into effect,· paleontological con·
sideraUoos have been included in
environmental impact reporta on
developments.
Jr there is an indication that
!ossjls may be found on the pro-
,
perty, the county planning com·
. mission generally requires that a
paleontolo~lst survey the site
during grading.
It is a "very enlightened and a
very practical" policy. accord-
ing lo Lawrence G. Barnes,
curator at the Los Angeles Coun·
ty Museum or Natural History.
"Once the lnmal shock ls over
with. it usually works out very
well." he s aid. Although de·
velopers complain in the begin.
ning, he explained. they usually
find the requirement: painJess
and cheap.
Raschke said he's only stopped
work on one project, where the
Mission Viejo Company's
Cordova Homes now stand at
Crown Valley and Marguerite
Parkways .
He found 6,000 fossils at that
s ite In 12 days.
Since the first of the year, he's
found about 100 locations with 300
foss!.ls ln the unfinished bed of Jae Mission Viejo. One of these
appears to be an almost·
complete wha.!f''s skull from six
to 10 million yearf old.
But amon1 tbe two "beat
(See FOSSILS, Pa,e.U)
Judge Jl.aps County Board
By GARY GRANVILLE
Of 111• 0111, ~toe S~ll
Superior C ourt Judge
Raymond Vincent has staled he
doesn't think Orange County's Juvenile Court should take
philosophical directions from the
County Board of Supervisors.
Judge Vincent also said he is •·surprised and dll!mayed" that
county administrators have .. so
little apparent understanding of
the separation Of powers COO•
cept."
The presiding judge of the
Ex-Hinshaw
Aide Gives
Testimony
One of nine Orange County As·
sessor's office employes indicted
by the Grand Jury for their role
in the 1972 campaign that put
former Assessor Andrew
Hinshaw in Congress testified
aga1Dst hil former ax-today in
. Superior Court.
Former aide Fred Lynn
Forbeck. .U, told a jury that be
was ordered by Deputy County
Assessor Jack Vallerga shortly
after Hinshaw riled for Cangres.s
to prepare a list of employes in
his division who could be used ta
the campaign.
· Forbeck identified Vallerga
and former assessors' aides
James Bertolino and George Up·
ton as being the three men direct•
ly responsible for bis t.aldng a
team of employes drawn from
his commercial·industrlal
division to Hinsbaw head·
quarters.
Forbeck said he and his team
worked oat of Hinshaw's cam•
paign headquarters in the Irvine
Industrial Complex. He said they
worked on county time while
the y distributed campaign
literature and canvassed pro·
spective voters.
Forbeck testified that be was
told to instruct the campaign
workers in his team lo turn in
vacation slips to covert.be county,
time spent on fbe"Jlinsbaw cam·
paign effort.
He said they were f'Urther 01'lt dered to claim overtlmeapento11
that campaign.
llinsbaw's· alle1ed aut.borlu·
tion of the illegal campaign prac·
tices led to the filing ol charges o(
grand theft, conspiracy, em·
beulement and violation of state
codes governing conduct or
pubUc officials.
Th e Newport Beach
Republican stands convicted oC
bribery charges stemming Crom
iUegallUes also committed dur•
ing his term as county assessor.
.Jii.nsbaw. SI, was sentenced to
one to 14 years in state prison and
is free on appeal.
Forbeck was convicted on
criminal charges wltlcb wero
later reduced to miademeaaor
level. He is no longer employed
by the assessor's office,
Vallerga wu removed from
the office or county assessor
which he took over altec
Hinshaw's election followln1 lwo
trials held out.side Orange Coun-
ty on related criminal charges.
VaJlerga received suspended
jail sentences and fines for bis
role in the 1972 congrasioaal
campaign.
Upton pleaded guilty to
criminaJ charges and was re-
leased from jail and fined after
agreein1 to appear., a proeecu-
tion witness in Hlnsbaw's first
trial. He ls no longer employed
by the assessor's office.
Border Bar Burns
BELFAST <AP) -Proteltant
terrorists have used home-ma
flamethroWers to bum down a
taftl"D acnes the border in the
JrUb llepabUc: ln rtilrtsal for at.-
tacts by. the Jrtsb Republican
.Army, seeurl ty officials report.
JUVENILE JUSTICE
1976
county's Juvenile Cou.dmade his
comments in a letter to Board of
Supervisors Chairman RaJph
Diedrich.
Touching off Judge Vincent's
three·page message was an
earlier three·paragrapb memo
he and the county supervisors
we r e s ent b y Count y Ad-
ministrative Orricer Robert
Thomas.
In his memo, Thomas said, •·c
am concerned that the Juvenifo
Court and Probation (Depart·
ment) are not totally following
the board's philosophy.''
"This is evidenced by the: :
higher than normal Juvenile Hall
population during the summer
months," Thomas continued.
In answer to the Thomas
memo, Judge Vincent said he is
<See .IUDGE. Page AZ>
Fruit Rustling
lroine Avocados Recovered
Avocado rustlers who attempt·
ed to steal about 700 pounds of
avocados from an Irvine Com·
pany grove were sought early to·
day by a search party consisting
of a helicopter; Irvine Ranch de·
puties and Irvine police.
The search party finally aban·
doned its search in the grove, but
the thieves• car. packed with
avoeadoa. w u illlpoundecl by
pollee.
AD Irvine Ranch Deputy
a_..i the car 1n the~ abort·
ly alter 12:30 a .m., off Yale
Avenue north of Irvine
Boulevard. He called for rein·
forcements after he heard voices
and then heard the bandits run-
ning away.
Police borrowed the Costa
Mesa helicopter, .
··· · and then scoured the Mesa helicopter and then scoured
the grove.
Police said at least 700 pounds of avocados were packed in the •
trunk or the car and that the cur·
rent value or tbe fruit is 61 cents per pound. That brtngs tbe total
value to more than $400.
Dog Left to Guard
Baby, Devours Her
NEW YORK (AP)-A mother
who left her five-day-old
daughter alone with a starving
German shepherd while she went
to get·money !or food returned to
find the baby dead,· partially
eaten by the lS·pound dog.
The woman was char~ed. with
negligent homicide. The dog was
destroyed.
"I left the baby on the floor
with the dog to protect it .•• Tho
dog ate my baby."' Joanne
Basbold, 24, told police Monday
when th~ arrived atherbarren
sixth·fioor walkup apartment in
Spanish Harlem.
Miss Basbold, who is unmar-
ried and has lived on wel!are
slnce moving here from Ohio in
June, wu jailed overnight. She
faced arral1nment today in
Manhattan Criminal Court.
Alisos Tract
Subject of
Forest Meet
Proposall for development oC
more than 8,000 new housinl un·
ita oa the 1,375-acre Rancho de
Los Allsot in northeast E1 Toro
will be outlined !or diacuuion at
n meet.lol tn Lake Forest Sept.
J4.
The session will ccnvene at
7:30 p.m. at the Lake Fona Sun
and SaU Club, near the mterMc· tion of Lake Forest Drive and
Toledo Way.
Nancy Lawrence and Ken
Winter of the OrUle Counly En·
vlroameatal Manacemmt Ac.en· cy wtO present maps ol tbe entire
Lake Forest ll planniQC area, the
proposed new development and
the Jmne Industrial Com]Jlex to
be built Just imide tbe lniDe city
limita.
'ne Rancho de LOB Alllol pro-
ject east of Trabuco ROlld from
, the present Lake Forest develop-
ment could house nearly 20,000
people upon completion. -The planntn1 program la belnl
spouored by tbe volunt.-y Lake
Forest Homeowner croup
formed in the wake cf tbe .lme 1
elec:tioft defeat of a Munle\pal
AdYbory CounciHor El Toro aDd
Lake Forest.
The dog, a four.month-old
female whose ribs protruded vjs.
ibly, was destroyed !or examina·
lion or its stomach contents to
verify that It killed the baby.
Police said the dog hadn't eaten
for at least six: days before the at·
tack.
Miss Bashold gave birth to the
baby, Carra, at Bellevue
Hospital on We dnesday. ,
Authorities said s he told them
her pregnancy resulted from a
rape that she never reported to
police.
She returned Sunday night to
her two-room apartment. Tbeon·
ly furniture was a wooden folding
chair and a brown rug folded 4n
hal! on which mother and baby
slept. The dog slept nearby.
A welfare worker bad pro-
mlJed to give her a crib today,
she said.
On Monday morning, .Mlss
Buhold said, she left the apart-,
ment alone at 7 a.m. to pi.ck up
some belongings from the
hospital, including $2() ln cash
with which '-to buy {ood for
herself, the uaby and the doa.
:rho refrt1erator In tho apao..
(8eeEATEN,Pa1eA.2)
Coasc
Weather
Coast temperalures·a bit
•armer tJJrough Wednes·
day. Some u_rly clouds ancttoe apec:ted.
INSIDE TOD" Y
'EzJ>m• 1laH bt~ed
U.. SoNt MlGZS Jigldn plane
.ftOtOmJopan but J..,._of. fldoU ~fue to fOJI vltdMr
Amnic:Gft int.Woenc• of fi«rt
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Ali. wire oC ht-1H•ywt·1ghl cham· Stadium at New York City. 1n a certificate ol parenlt\Ood
pion Muhammad All. ha~ hied Mrs. All's s pokesman aaad . filed with the Berrien County,
/or a divorce on ground1' of men· Judg~ Robert L. Hwtter issued a. Mh:h .. ReAister of Deeds last
tal cruelty and d~sertlon. ht!r at t.t>mporary restraining order pro-month, Ali acknowledged that he
torney says h1 b1ting Ali from cOf'lcealin& or In fathe red a baby alrl born Aue. t
The a tto rney, Ou v id W. any way disposing of the assets to Veronica Porche. a (tequent
Wilhams of Los Angeles. con. and properties of their mamaae. t'o mpanlon oC AU I.be pa.st two
firmed details about the divorce including receipts from the title years.
action. bout against Norton.
An assistant to Mrs. Ali said AlJ ma rried the former Belinda" ~i was served with legal papers Boyd in 1967. She later assumed a
U) Show Low, Ant., where the Mos le m n a m e. jus t as All
~avywe1ght champion 1s tram· changed his name from Cassius
1ng for a Seµt 28 bout u1uuns t Clay T hi• couple, r ecently
·One Bad Day
Traffic Violator Ripped Off
"WHE RE WAS VICTIM al time of crime?" asks the
Laguna Beach PoliCi! Department crime report. Answer:
.. At rear or vehicle rece1vmg traffic citation.··
.So reads the grand theft report filed by John A.
Breitung. 23, of Long Beach over the dtsappearance of his
wallet a nd $395 cJsh it contamed.
Breitung told police he had left his wallet on the seat or
his vehicle when he walked to the back of the car at the re-
quest of OHicer Cr aig King who stopped him Aug . 21.
THERE AS OFFICER KING wrote out a citation for al·
teged failure to yield to a pedestrian. someone r eached in
his vehic le and s wiped his wallet. Breitung said.
Officer King is listed as a "witness" to the crime .
aithough he says he didn't see anything happen. '
Police later found the wa llet and returned 1t to
Breitung.
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Rod Raschke Seeking Fossils In South County
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FOSSIL HUNTER. • •
things" Raschke has discovered
ln his three years searching for
toss1ls is a n associated s ha rk ·s
keletop -one with the vt'rtebra
1t nd t eeth s t ill togeth e r .
lmmethlng quite rare tx>cause the
s hark's cartilage body usu all>
isn't preserved well.
The paleontologist 's othe r
:·best" IS the !lkUll o( an animal
)'hich Is apparently somcthina
a>ctween a sea lion and a walrus.
"He's an unusual little fellow,".
tic said. Scientists at the Los
An1etes County museum . where
rnO!lt area fossils are taken, ore
still trying to delerimJnc just
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what it is.
The area is s o fertile with
fossils that Raschke s aid he Is
'"about a ..Year ahead" or the
museum.
Most fossils found m this area
are or marine animaJs. because
most or Orange County was once
beneath the ocean.
Six to 10 million years ago, the
area is believed to bave been a
large body of salt water similar
to San Francisco Bay. Because or
the abundance or whale fossils.
some scientists believe it was a
maJor breeding areafor aea life.
More fossils trom this era are
found in the county Ulan any
other place In the world. SOii, lit.·
tie i1' known about them. so most
nf the fossils are destined for re·
~enrt'h.
Fossils provide "3 better pie·
ture or what our world was like In
the past." Raschke explained.
"Maybe out or that we'll be
able to make some kjnd or con-
Jecture into the future.··
Oil companies are already do-
ing this. he said. Their scientists '
knowledge or the Cossils from
some very tiny animals enables
the m to predict where the oil is.
Advenuture and es thetic
pleasure seems to have lured
many amateurs into the fossil
hunt. Raschke, who has been col·
lectl.n~ fossils since he was 12
y ears old . s a i d the non-proressional~ present a problem.
Fossils a·r e •'not just curio-type
things" and amateurs aren't
alway3 willing to share them as
they should, be explained.
But even the processional
paleontologist holds personal
pleasure io his erfort. He ex·
plained. "When I find those
lhinfs. I'm the first person to see
them."
Third Man
Iii Slaying
Still Hunted
A· bunt for a third man Orange
County Sheriff's officers believe
was involved in the kidnap~
murder of Loa Alamitos
housewife Joann Seigman con·
tioued th~bout the Labor Day
weekend without success in-
vestigators reported today. '
Officers r es umed the search
today l.n the belief that it will lead
them to the man they are con-
vinced was al the wheel oJ the car
used to carry Mrs. Seigman and
her family from their hbme at
3351 Cortese Drive to Long
.Beach.
Bellflower residents Ronald
Lewts Ewing and W'Llliam Paul
GuUett, both 27. are accused or
the kidnap and subsequent
murder of Mrs. Seigman, •3, and
are held in the county jail They
face court action Friday.
It is alleged that they drove off
with Mrs. Seigman after their
plans to pick up the contents of
the s afe at.the market managed
by her husband, John Seigman;
misfired.
It is alleged that the two men
shot Mrs. Seigman in the head as
they drove through the Carson
area and then dumped her body
in a n earby Held. They are
booked on four counts of kidnap
and one or murder.
Pair Facing
Child B~ating
Rap in Court
Kenneth Ray Bolden aod
Carolyn Sue Brewster face
c~arges Friday at a pTeliminary
hearing that they beat Mrs.·
Brewster's 2-year-old daughter
Cora.
The hea ring is scheduled in
South Orange County Municipal
E:ourt.
The girl was treated Aug.17 for
· apparent cigareet burns, a bit on
her arm. a black e ye and sever al
bruises .
Firemen called to the Brewster
apartment, 3619 S. El Cami.no
Real. San Clemente, said Bolden
told them most of the child's in·
juries were suffered in falls, but
that some of them were inflicted
accidentally in play.
The girl lay in San Clemente
General Hospital in critical condi-
tion for more than a week before
showing signs of recovery.
Bolden. a Camp Pendleton
marine, and Mrs. Brewster, who
re portedly are engaged, pleaded
innocent to lhe charges.
Bandits Fire
At Couple i·n.. ....
Mesa Holdup
Two gunmen, fleeing with $370
from an armed robbery in Costa
Mesa Monday ni1ht, fired a
double-barreled sbotcun blast at.
a man and wife who were punu.
lngthem.
Coata M esa police In-
vestigators c redit the couple,
who do not want to be identified,
for provldins a license number
and description or a getaway car
used in the 10:3~ p.m. belst.
Police said the two iunmen en·
tered the Rodeway Inn, 1400
Bristol St.. handcuffing nlght.
clerk Lynn Ginty, a nd takinc the
money from a cash re1i1ter
before fleeing In a areen
Volluwagen sedan.
They were followed from \be
m<Ml by the unidentified couple.
who trailed them to Newport
Boulevard where the pauenger
l.n the 1etaway car turned ln bis
seat and fired a blast at the pursuers.
Police said no one wa .hit and
the couple· immediately ended
their .,urawt ~d.ul~ officers.
From descrtptiona provided by
the couple and lhe night clerk at
the Rodeway Inn, police said
they are seeking two white
males. both between 19 and 2,1
years of ace. a nd both wearing
shoulder-length Ught wavy hair
and banda na scarves .
Police today are tracing the
license number or the older
.model 1reen VW.
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Car Does11't Cou11t
Although this car was totaled nfter its
driver lost control, skipped a curb and
stru~k a street sign and water main on La
Paz Road west of Rickenbacker Road in
Laguna Hills Friday afternoon. it didn't
contribute to the traditional Labor Day
weeke nd fat alit~ cou1\l Thl' dri\'cr.
Frede1;ck Menle\'. 18. of San Clrmentc .
walked away uninj urt•d . A passenger .
Eleanor Cuci. 20 . of l.aJ?una Niguel. was
treated for minor injurit>s at Snddlebar k
Community Ho:-.pilal ~ind Sl'lll ho me.
-Pou:er Back
To Hrmtington
•
After Storm
• Southern California Edison
Compnany reported today that
all power has been restored in
Orange County after an elec-
trical storm put repairmen on
overtime lhrouah the weekend.
Huntington Beach was the
hardest bit coastal area.
Thousands or residents we re
without power for various
periods or time. On Sunday night,
1900 customers near Brookhurst
Street Jost electricity from about
6-7 p.m. Power company otricials
believe a lighting bolt knocked
out a transformer.
The most exte nsive outage OC·
curred Saturday at 12:45 a.m.
when 3800 customers lost power
for more than an hour in the area
between Edwards Street and
Bolsa A venue.
There were n o reported out·
ages in south county coastal
cities. Power company officials
said there were some temporary
power failures in the EJ Toro
area, lasting only a few minutes.
EATEN ••.
ment was empty.
Neighbors in the tenement said
later that as Car as they knew.
she wasn't friends with anyone in
the building.
When she returned later. Carra
was dead. her tiny body tom,
blood on the muzzle of the dog.
Miss Bashold said she rushed to
the street to telephone poUce.
"It was the most shocking
thing I've ever seen," officer Al
Dwyer said. "I fell outraged that
something like that could hap-
pen."
Dwyer said the baby's arms
~ere missing and her stenu~m
and ribs were visible where the
stomach had been. Her race was
unmarred.
"We are as horrified as the
po1ke, if not more so," said Sam
EJber, spokes man ror the city's
Human Resources Administra-
tion, which is r esponsible for
welfare. "We arc investigating
this. both for the abuse and
neglect of the child and the h is·
Lory of the mother's case."
PoUce said be fore they entered
the apartment they heard the
dog whimpering inside. The
animal offered no resistance
when autborltlea put a noose
around Its neck and led lt away to
the American Society for the
Prevention or Cruelty to Animals
to be destroyed.
Miss Baahold-!s parents, Mr.
a nd Mrs. J . ~ Bas hold or
Kirtland. Ohio, said their
daughter called several Umu
last week to tell of her happiness
at the birth. whlch her father said
was a surprise to them.
Bashold said his daUghter also
asked whether they thought the'
doe wouJd set too Jealous of the
child. The elder Basholds also own a German s hepherd.
Tbey said abe told them she
wante.d to come h ome n ext
month to show them the child.
Then she called Monday to tell oC
the cbild '1 death.
TRAFFIC ...
the flrat year and the city wlJl
pick up half the tab the next year.
Durint the tttlrd and s ubse·
quett years. a ll fund.ins must
come from the city. Muchow ex-
· plained. "It's really an innovative Idea
and one we think will help us
keep a b{gh level of traffic safety
in Irvine.'' Mucbowsald.
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Pioneer in Aviation
Mr. Elmblade Dead
Ralph C. "Swede" Elmblade,
one of the Marine Corps' earliesl
aviation mechanics, died Salur·
day in Costa Mesa.
The '17 -yea r -old r etired
mechanic, who received a 40·
year award for federal service as
a n enlisted man a nd later
civilian management analyst al
the Marine Corps Air Station, El
Toro, died after a lengthy illness.
The former master technical
sergeant repaired World War I
deHavilland biplanes, Vought
Corsairs and Curtiss OC·2
Falcons during his years in the
Marine Corps .
The. 26-year Cos ta Mesa resl·
dent retired from active duty in
1942, joining the air station ·s
Management Engineering Office
in that year.
During those early years in
Marine aviation . E lmblade
fought bandits in Nicaragua and
Santo Domingo, and once held orr
Haitian natives with a broken
machine gun in 1923.
News paper clippings from the
Marine Corps report Elmblade
and a pilot crash landed near the
Haitian border in a deHaviJland
DH48 while on duty l.n Santo
Domingo w ith Observation
Squadron One.
Although the biplane's Lewis
m a chine gun was s m ashed
beyond repair, Elmblade held off
natives for two days by menacing
them with the gun until rescue
crews arrived to pick them up.
Mr. Elmblade was with the
first. Marine units assigned to
AVIATION PIONEER DIES
Coate Meae 'a Elmblad•
a ircraft carrie rs and served
aboard the USS Langley, the U.S.
Navy 's first carrier.
H.is mechanical skills earned
him a place on the Navy team in '
the Pulitzer Air Races in the e ar·
ly 1920s.
The former Marine enlisted
man is survived by his wife. Eula
Faye. of the Cost a Mesa home.
a nd two bro the r s sn P e n ·
nsylvania.
Services will be held ot 2 p.m.
Wednesday at Bell Broadway
Chapel in Costa Mesa with burial
followin,g a t Harbor R es t
Memorial Park.
Driver Arrested
After Car Hits Pair
A Monrovia man was booked
into On.nee County Jail on
charges of assault with a de adly
weapon Sunday after he alleged-
ly deltbentely drove ht$car ibto
two 13·year -old girls walking on
the sidewalk near their Laguna
Niguel home.
Deputies identified the suspect
as James Edward Swanson. 29.
They said h e was at the wheel of
a car which knocked both girls
off the sidewalk and down an em-
bankment u they strolled nea r
the intersection of Niguel Road
and Kensington Ori ve.
Deputies said the two girls
were fortunate to escape with on-
ly cuts and bruises. They were
sent home after treatment a t
South Coast Commun ity
Hospital.
Of'ficers said the two girls told
them they saw Swanson drive
slowly past them on at least iwo
occasions . They said he d e-
liberately drove into them while
their backs were turned to the .
vehlcle.
Of'ficers, who declined lo Iden·
Ufy the girts. s aid they have ~en
unable lo determine any motive
Hayriders,
Sign Up Now
Irvine youngsters inlere$ted in
altendinl a hayride Saturday are
asked to 1l1n up as soon as possl·
ble in the re(reaUon office at city
ball.
The hayride is open to children
from 7·12 years old and will last
from :J..6:30 p.m .
Chlldrt1n wlll meet at Harvard
Avenue Community Park and
travel through the back roads or
Irvine, ending at College
Neighborhood Park ror a hot dog
roast.
Cost is $1.50 per child. For
more information. phone
833-3840, ext. 53.
for the alleged attack. Swanson
was arrested In the San Clemente
area by patrol units who spotted
the car described in a radio
broadcast circula ted after lhc~n----4
c1dent.
f 'rotn 1•age 11 I
JUDGE •••
..surprised and dismayed" al
what b e secR a s the ad ·
minlstrator 's failure to un·
d e r s tand the s e paration or
powers concept.
"As you know, the Juvenile
Court Is subject to the philosophy
of state law," the judge said.
"To s ugges t that lt take
philosophical direction from Lhc
Boord of Supcrvl11or.1 Is as Incor-
rect as to urge that the t>our<I
seek guidance from the court In
the area or leglslaUon and ex
ecullvc discr etion." he added.
Judge Vincent a lso c1tlc<I
Thomas• comment nn the 11um
mer population in juvenile hall
an Illog ical conclusion.
The hull's sum mer population
hike docs not mean Juvenile
Court is not s upportive of
diversion programs that seek to
treat mmor juvenile offmdera in
community rather than inslltu-
lional settings, according lo t.he
j udge.
"l would be remiss ln my duty
it I released (minor offenders >
simply lo keep the juvenile hall
population within acceptable
limits,'' he continued.
"Any implication from Mr.
Thomas that the court is not ac·
lively supporting prevention and
diversion programs ls complete-
ly without foundation," Judge
Vincent Insisted.
He went on to express concern
that the Thomas memo might
"have a detrimental effect on the
continuation of meetln1s
between the Board of
Supervisors and the t'OUrL"
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Ah So, Opel
Japan's 'Germw1' Car
By MILTON MOSl<O\\ IT'/.
One or the best ex•mples O( bO\\ mu lt1nnl1onul bust• ncllses Olletlil\t tiln be (ound lhest> days ul r.onw 730 Uuh k
deal~r11 uround the country.
Bwck is, or course, a subs1d iar)' of General Motors
(GM). nnd the Bwck r
dealer oraanization has
tonal d1strlbut ed the
Opel, • GM vehicle
mudc outside the Vnlt.
ed States.
Money
Tree ~I
• I 1'be Opel is still be.
mg sold through Buick
dealers. But it's not the same car -and not bcc11usl' it s ~
later model. lt 's not made In lhe :sumc factorv l1s the old
Opel was. In tact, lt d<>esn 't even come from the same
country
Opel models previously wc1 c imported by CM from 1\s"
big West German sub61diury. Adam Opel AG 'l'hcy we,...
at times, mojor isellers here Jn 1969, for example.
Amencan buyers purchased 93,000 Opel:. to make the
Oerman-bullt car the third best·seUJng import after
VOllt:iwa&en and Tt>yota.
IN lt74. OPEL WAS still selJing 60,000 cars m the U S
market But last year sales dropped to 40,000 And this
year GM stofped importing the Opel from Germany.
The Ope now bemg sold by Bwck comes Cr.om Japan,
where at's made by Isuzu Motors, a companv 34 percent owned by General Motors.
Last year's Opel was a 1.9-liter automobile with a ruel
injection system. This year's Opel is a 1 8·hter automobile
with a standard carburetor. This year's Opel weighs 215
pounds less than last year's Opel. The most crut'1al d1Ifercncc
-aod lb.is explains wily GM changed its source for the Opel -ispnce.
SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICES for the Isuzu.made
()pets range between $3,280 and SJ,600. about $300 less than
last year's pnces for the German-made Opel If GM had
continued to bnng in the Opel from Germany, the pnce to
day would be much higher That's due to the streugth of
the German mark, one otthe strongest currencies in t:1e
world.
When it lakes more dollars to buy marks, which 1s pre·
cisely what has been happemng for a number of years, the
prices of German-bwlt cars go up That's why there u; no
longer a Mercedes· Benz with a pnce tag under $10,000, and
that's wh y Volkswagen can no longer compete in the lower
end of the market.
Believe it or not. some European car makers, fearful
of losing their footholm m the U.S market, have been sell·
mg their cars here at pnces lower than the pnces they list·
ed for 10 their home countries The Treasury Department has JUSt ordered five of these companies -Volkswagen.
Renault, Volvo, Saab and Ford of Germany -to ra1se
their pnces here or cut them in their homelands.
TWO OF THESE companies -Volkswagen and Volvo
-are getting ready to assemble their cars here.
General Motors, on the other hand, has taken its
German brand name and stamped at on cars turned out b>
its Japanese nffihate That s a vivid demonstration of the
power and flexib1llty or the multmataonal operator
Chrysler knows how to play this-checkerboard too Thi!
Colts now being sold at 1,830 Dodge dealers and the Arrows
now on sale at 1,100 Plymouth dealerships are both Japanese.made vehicles
WE Wll.L SEE MORE 0£ lbis mlerchangeabihty in the
future. Cars may well lose their national characteri stics.
You may not even know where they come from .
That wall be the case with the Fiesta, a front·wheel
mmtcar that was mlroduced m Western Europe lhts sum-
mer by Ford Motor. The Fiesta will be assembled m three
countnes -at Valencia, Spain; Saarlou1s, Germany; and
Halewood, Britain. The engmes will be made in Spam; the
engme blocks will be made m England; the carburetors
wall come from Northern Ireland; the transmissions and
axles from Bordeaux; and the stampings from Germany.
Stocks' Fall Rally
Arrives on Schedule
·NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market greeted the ar-
nval of the traditional "busmess New Year" after Labor
Day with an aftemoonraUy today. Tradmg was moderate
After a long, listless summer, Wall Streeters were
watching the course of the market especially closely today for any signal of its post-Labor Day d1rect1on.
Pnces wavered uncertainly through most of the morn·
ing. But early m the afternoon they began a slow advance
that seemed to attract additional buyers.
The Dow Jones average of 30 stocks gained 7 49 pomts to
996 59.
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EDITION
VOL. 69, NO. 251, 2 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1976 TEN CENTS I
Judge Def ends Juvenile Cou1·t Actio:ps :
By GARY GRANVILLE
Ol 111• D•llf ... ._., ....
Superior Court Judge
Raymond Vincent has stated he
doesn't think Ounce County's
Juvenile Court should take
philosophical directions from the
County Board of Supervisors.
Judge Vincent also said he is
"surprised and dismayed" that
county administrators have "so
litlle apparent undef'l)tanding or
the separation o{ powers con·
cept."
'
The presiding judge or the
county's Juvenile Court made bis
comments in a letter to Board of
Supervisors Chairman Ralp1Jf
Diedrich. ' Touching off Judge Vincent's
three-page message was-an
earlier three.paragraph memo
he and the county supervisors
were sent by County Ad -
JUVENILE JUSTICE
1976
ministrative ·Officer Robert
Thomas.
In his memo, Thomas said, "I
am concerned that the Juvenile
Court and Probation <Depart-
ment) ure not totally following
the board's philosophy."
"This is nidenced by the
hl&ber than normal Juvenile Hall
population during the summer
months." Thomas continued.
In .ans wer to the Thomas
memo, Judge Vincent said he is
··surprised and dismayed" at
what h e s ees as the ad -
ministrator's failure to un-
derstand the separation or
pawers concept.
"As you know, the Juvenile
Court is subject to the philosophy
of stale law.•· the judge said.
"To s ugges t that it take
phJlosophical direction from the
Board of SuQerv;sors is as incor-
rect as to urge that the ~ard
seek guidance from the court In
the area of legislation and ex·
ecutive discretion.'' he added.
Judge Vincent also called
Thomas' comment on the sum-
mer population in juvenile hall
an lllogical conclusion. Tbe hall's summer population
hike does not mean Juvenile
Court is not s upportive of
dlversion programs that seek to .
treat minor juvenile ocrende~ in
rommunity rather than institu·
tional settings, according to the
judge. <See JUDGE, Page t\2)
~·-Pay Hike Aske Man Held
In Auto
Ii
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D e mand May Cost $9 Milli on
Union demands for nearly S9
million in increased wage and
job benefits will confront the
Capistrano Unified School Dis·
tri<.'t boardol trusttts tonight.
The school board will meet at
7:30 in the education center.
32972 Calle Perfecto, San Juan
Capistrano.
Public hearings on the initial
proposals of the unions will be
held 3l the beginning of the
agenda.
Unions represented include the
Public I Professional/ Medical
Empl oy es Union CPE Ul
representing district bus drivers
and mechanics and the
Capistrano Unified Education
Association -!CUEA) represent·
mg district teachers.
The teacher association's in-
itial proposal would cost the dis-
trict at least $7.3 million. accord·
ing to figures compiled by the
district administration.
Topping the li st are salary in·
creases of from 16 percent to 30
percent. They would cost the djs-
trict an estimated $2.7 million.
One Bad Day
. . Traffic Violator R ipped Off
"WHER E WAS VICTIM at lime or crime'!" asks the
Laguna Beach Police Department crime report. Answer:
"At rear or vehicle receiving traffic citation."
So reads the grand theft report riled by John A.
Breitung, 23. of Long Beach over the disappearance or his
wallet and $395 cash It contained. _
Breitung told police he bad left his wallet on the seat or
his vehicle when he walked lo~ back of the car at the re-
quest of Officer Craig King who stopped him Aug. 21.
THERE AS OFFICER KING wrote out a citation for aJ.
leged failure lo yield to a pedestrian, someone reached in
hJs vehicle and swiped hi s wallet. Breitung said.
Officer King is listed as a ''witness" to the crime.
aithough he says he didn't see anything happen.
Police late r found the wallet and returned ll lo
Breitung.
Mom, Pop Close Up
Shop at Post Office
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of 111• D<lllf ,.,IOI SIA"
They call Doris and Al Mueller
"Mom" and "Pop" around the
Laguna Beach Post Office where
all the moil for the city is sorted
and plunked into the right pigeon
ho ks
Well, Frida~. Mom and Pop re·
tlrt'd
For 18 yrarl\, five days a week .
Al Mut"llcr hod walked one of thu
t.own's longcs t ca rrier routes. the
one lhol took him downtown to ull
Lhf' store and businesses.
Just ubout everybody knew Al.
Marin e Faces .
Murder R a p
OCEANSIDE (AP) -Marine
],ance Cpl. Anthony McDaniel.
21, was booked for invesllgaUon
of murder today arter a sidewalk
argument In which a man was
stabb4?d to death.
The victim was Efillsa
Maiava, 11 24·year-old Samoan
American who worked for a tire
factory in San Clemente. His
brother lsuako, 20, was taken to
Tri·City Hospital with serious
stab wounds. They Jived in
~anside together.
Police said the brothers were in a car which passed McDanlel
and another Marine, following
them to a bus atop wbere the fight took place. The other Marine and
a companion or the brothers were
.released.
Thief Gets Costly .
Ring in Laguna
Ah emerald and diamond rlng
valued at Sl,295 •as reported ~en Friday from a. Laguna 1ch woman.
The woman told omcen the
urat emerald and diamond
ece was taken from a blthroom
abinet. Entry to her centr1I
Lasuna residence was via a
Jouvered window in tbe ~t.btoom. ..
At about eight. miles a day,
Mueller could have racked up as
37 ,440 miles during bis years with
the Post Office io Laguna Beach.
Mrs. Mueller has worked for
the Postal Service s ince 1961.
She's the accountables clerk in
thc.Jar_£_C ann~ out ln Laguna
Canyon.
There. s he keeps track of all
the ce rtified and registered
mail. And, she counts the nickels
and pennies owed for postage due
letters.
As wilh most jobs, sometimes
there's a lot to do, like the days
when the Pennysaver comes out.
That means that Al has to sll:>p al
every address and it lengthens
his day, to say nothing of adding
bulk to his load .
Somedays too, there's an extra
amount or accountable mall.
"It just depends who's after
who. Usually lhe certified (mall>
me1ns some body's after
somebody,'' Mrs . Mueller sald.
When the M uellers leave the
post orrice, they'll leave Laguna
for "a small place up in Sant•
Rosa."
"It has some land around il
and tome berries and fruit trees. I
(See POSTAL. Pace AZ)
MONKEY OFF
711EIR B.4.CK
''We experienced very good
response to the ad and aold our
monltey/r
Tbat's tbe advertiainl success
story told by tbe Newport Beach
woman wbo placed tbia clauified
ad ill Ute DMlr Pilot:
Jlllesus Macaque r&,.
monkey. 1 yr old. Adora-
bl e peraonaltty. no\
mean. Loves Kids.
Forced to sell to (ld .
home. UJMIXXX,
tr you have a pet to sell, call
MJ...IS'1I.. It only takes a few
word8 in the right place to at-
tract a buyer. Aloal tbe Oraqe Coast. lbe rltbt plaee &o advertile ls in the
Dally Pilot..
Teachers' demands also in·
elude hiring 67 new teachers at a
cost of near~ $1 million lo ac-
commodate a re duction in
teaching hours. overtime pay-of
S.102.000 for extra lime worked
during tbe school day and double
time pay of nearly $300,000 Cor
Lime worked after school.
Additional health and life in·
surance would cost $663,000. Hir-
ing of specialists for art. music,
counselors and reading as well as
additional nurses would cost
<See DEMAND, Page AZ)
* * * Trustees
Offer H a lf
Of D emand
The board of trustees of the
Laguna Beach Unified School
District bas propmed a less than
four percent raise for teachers
for the coming school year.
The teacber1, represented ex-
clusively by the Lquna Beach
Unified Faculty Association,
asked a 9.2 percent increase in
June.
The board's counter proposal
will be given a public hearing at
7:30 p.m. tonight at district head-
quarters, 550 BlumonlSlreet.
While the teachers' proposal
outlines in detail steps of ex·
perience levels the salary
teachers feel they sbould be paid,
the board proposes a flal four
percent sum, $103,913 lo be used
for salary increases.
ln addition, the money will not
all go t2r a raise. According to
the proposal, the additional
money "may be used for, but not
. limited to, increasing employes'
salaries."
District business manager
Clyde Lovelady said some of the
money is already pegged for in·
creased insurance costs.
The board's fringe benefit pro..
(Sff SCHOOL, Page AZ)
· San Clemente
Studies Cable
1V Co n tract
A new franchise between the
city of San Clemente and TM
Co mmuni cations . whictl
operates cable television service
to most homes here. will be the
focus of a study session this
week.
The 7:30 p.m . Wednesday City
Council session al the Civic
Center may determlnc whether
s ome 7 ,000 homes whose
television sets are hooked up to
the TM system will have the plug
pulled on them.
It's the last chance. according
to Rkhard Young, aTM vice pr~
sident, for the city to work out a
new agreement lo replace the
franchise..co.ntract that wu due
to expire Friday.
Last Wednesday the cowicll
approved a lS·day contract ex-
tension. Young. whose company
wanta an Immediate S2 a month
rate bike and guarantees for
future bikes, accepted the ex-
tension with reluctatrce.
JWor• thal-mee&mg be .had ..
said TM w o uld cease
transmission or television broad·
cast.a at midnight Friday unless
it 1ot lbe new file approval.
After the councll ICtioo, Youn1
gave the city a new ultimatum:
Reach an agreement or TM will
yank the plug Sept. ts.
Young said TM is adamant
about getting the rile bike, trom
$3.50 a month to ST~ moot.bb-.
plus assurances hlrtber rate
hikes based on the consumer
price index will be oven duriq a
COOlrlct life o( 15 yean.
Assault
A Monrovia man was bookl'd
into Orange County Jail on
charges of assault with a deadly
weapon Sunday alter he altege<f-
ly deliberately drove hJs car into •
two 13-year-old girls walking on
the sidewalk near their Laguna
Niguel home.
Deputies identified the suspect
as James Edward Swanson, 29.
.;:i,ey said he was at the wheel of
a car which knocked both girls
off the sidewalk and down an em-
bankment as they strolled near
the Intersection of Niguel Road
and Kensington Drive.
I t's a G1cshe r
San C le mente Fireman Tim Wri~ht ope ns up a
Presidential Heights fire hydrant while Brad Re mp
checks water flow. Remp is an cngineer·s representative
for Insurance Services Office. checking water supply in
city and grading overall fire protection with new fire in -
surance r ating in mind. About 100 hydrants in 25 loca-
tions were tested Friday, "Grade Report .. is due within
weeks.
Deputies said the two girls
were fortunate to escape with on-
ly cuts and bruises. They were
sent home after treatment at
Sout h Coa s t Community
Hospital .
Officers said the two girls told
them they s aw Swanson drive
slowly past them on at least two
occasions. They said he de-
liberately drove into them while
their backs were turned to the
vehicle.
Officers. who declined lo iden-
tify the girls, said they have been
unable to determine any motive
for the alleged attack. Swanson '
was a.rrested in the San Clemente
area by patrol units who spotted
the car described in a radio
broadcast circulated alter the In-
cident. ·
Guam ·eacks Ties
AGAN A. Guam CAP) -Guam
residents have voled overwhelm-
ingly to continue the island ler·
ritory's dose relationship with
the United Slates and to draft its
own constitution.
Pair Rolled in Laguna ~:
Three Teens Helil in Beatings, Robberies I
Laguna Beach police arrested
three 18·year-old youths Sunday
followi n g reports of two
stronaarm robberies near a-gay..
bar in thcuoulb part of-town-. -
Police maintained the method
of operation used in both rob-
beries was the same.
A bar patron was approached
by one man who encouraged hlm
to leave the tavern and go lo the
nearby beach with him. There
the victim was set upon by his
companJon and two other men.
Officers Mark Everton arrest·
ed Stephen G. Chestnut , 18, of 714
Aveni~a Co lumbo, Sa n
Clemente; Ronald J. Wade, 18, of
146 Esplanade, San Clemente;
and Michael S. Foreman. 18, of
3'475 Carmelita St., Capistrano
Beach. • The t hree were held on suspi -
cion or robbery and released on
their own recognizance to appear
tor a court hearing Sept. 28.
The contacts were allegedly
m ade In a Mountain Street Bar.
Dog Left to Guard
Baby, Devours ~r
NEW YORK (AP)-A mother
who left her five-day-old
daughter alone with a starving
·German shepherd whilesbewent
to get money for food returned to
nod the baby dead, partially
eaten by the lS·poood dog.
The woman was charied with
negligent homicide. The dog was
destroyed.
"I left the baby on the floor
with the dog lo protect Lt ••• The
dog ate my baby," Joanne
Bashold, 24, told police Monday
when lbey a rli ved at her barren
sixth·floor walkup apartment in
Spanish Harlem.
MJss Bashold, who i.s 'Ulm •
ried and has lived on wetrare
since movlng here rrom Ohio in
June, was jailed ovemighL SM
f1ced arraignment t.oday in
Manhattan Criminal Court.
The dog. • four-month-old
female whose ribt protruded. vb·
ibly, was destroyed for examjna·
tioa of it.a stomach contents to
verify that it killed the blby.
Police said the doe hadn't eaten
for at lust sllC days before the al·
tack.
llls.s Bashold cue birth to the
b aby, Carra, a l Bellevue
Hos pital o n -We~n esday .
AulhorilJes said she told them
her pregnancy resulted Jrom u
rape that she never reported to
police. ~
She returned Sunday night to
her two·room apartment. The on·
ly furniture was a wooden folding
chair a.nd a brown rug folded Ln
half on whrcb mother and baby
slept. The dog slept nearby.
A welfare worker had pro•
mised to elve her a crib tod1y,
she said.
On Monday mornini. Mias
Baahold sald, she left the apart·
ment alone at 7 a.m. to plck up
some belon glnss lrom tbe bolplta:t: inch1Clinl S:ZO in cuh •
wltb which to buy food ror
heneU, t.be b1by and the dos.
The refrigerator in the apart-ment wu empty.
Nelghbora in the tenement said
Jater that as lar as they knew,
she wun 't friends With anyone in
the buitdin1.
When sbe retumed later. Carra wu dead, her tiny body torn,
blood on the muule of the dog.
Miss Basbold said she rushed to
the street to telephone police.
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Robbery r eports were made by
Randal G. Best, 33, of Pomona
•and by Ronald M. Jacobs, 27, of
San Francisco. There-was ooloss
in either case. Both vict.lma were
battered, however.
The incidents occurred despite
a heavier than normal police
patrol or the area, attention dC:
signed to ward off such robberies'
und lo queU what one officer
termed blatant sexual activities
on the beach near the bars.
The three youths were arrested
within blocks of MOWlla.ln Street
by Officer Everton responding to ,
the first report Of a Strool arm
robbery.
Police aa1d the three matched
descriptions given by the vlctlm
of his aasai11nu.
Later the second victim came
forward and provided police with
uddltlonal evidence.
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Lagun• Be.ch Unified Schc!<>I Dlatrtct
(CLIP AND SAVE FOR YOUR DISTRICT) •
ABOUT T H E DI THl('T: Lacuna Buch Unirictd
School DtSlrl('~ include OK' areas of Thtff Arch Bay,
South L•u1una. L~•ttuna and lr'Vlne Co~. Laeuna Canyon.
Tqp of the World and Arch Beach Heights. Education 1s
provided for cluldren. kmdcrgarten through twcl!lb arade.
fo)\'C i.chools comprise the dJ5trict; three elementary,
Thurston Intermediate School and Laguna Buch lliih Sc.hoot.
School b<>gi ns Wednesd<.1y September 15. An estimated
enrollment of 3,115 will uttend schools In the district. The
schools are staffed by a 250 memtx-r fuculty and 100 Cull
a nd part lime support staff Esumated general purPo:st-
tax for 1976-77 will be S2.69 \\1th an annual expendit~re or
$1436.38 per pupil. {This coi.l includes summer scbool,
adult ed +cation and ROP >
BOARDOFEDVCATION-CURRENTCONCERNS:
The (ive-mem ber Board of Education meets the first and
• third Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm in the Educallon
Center Roard Room. 550 Blumont. Board ·President
Michael Sagar describes some of the challenges facing the
Board and District: "Implementing the new Collective
Bargaining legislation Semite Bill 160, continuing to Im·
prove the basic instructional program. providing adequate
facilities, and dealing with the problems of school financ-
ing." are m ajor concerns and priorities to be dealt with.
Goals Committees. made up of staff and residents or the
communitv, have been activelv involved in the establish·
ment of g'oals and priont1es ior progr am improvement.
The challenges.for the new )ear are evident and so is the ·
determination lo meet them.
NEEDMORETNrORMATIO!\''>
Dr. Robert A. Sanctus.
Superintendent 494·8:H6
WHAT IS TAUGHT: When compared with students
throughout the st ate. Lagun a Beach pupils, elementary
through high school. score on the average in the top 103 on
the annual star~ required testin~ program. Areas tested in·
elude Reading, Writing. Spelling, and Mathematics.
Elementary: Ma.Jor prionues at the elementary level
include-the-teaching of basic skills, ~upplemented by
enrichment programs, establJ:.hmenl of good study habits
and the developm ent of positive student self-esteem.
Intermediate Sehool: Thurs ton Intermediate &hoot is
for 7th and 8th grade students. All students are enrolled in
history, English. math. social studies, scie nce· and
physical education. They also take music, art and a varie·
ty of electives designed to stimulate interests and skills
which can be explored in greater depth in high school or
gwde 'them in career choices.
Hiith School: Laguna Beach High School is a com-
prehensive high school offering an extensive academ ic
program in English, science. mathematics, foreign
language and business skills. Attention is also given to the
liberal arts area or music, al't. drama and athlet ic pro-
grams for gi rls and boys The IJledia center provides ex-
tensi\ e sets of materials for research and drill in most ma-
JOr academic areas.
In addition to oncampus courses. the Capistrano·
Laguna Regional Occupational Program offe rs a n
extensi\'f.' program in job entry skills for high school stu·
dents.
Grnduation requirements at Laguna Beach High
School include three vears of English, one year of lab
!:>Clence, one year of mathematics. three years of social
studies including American go\'C?rnment, U.S. hlstory and
world cultures. dr i\'er education. human ecology. and con·
:-.umer economics. Also, physical education is required.
These courses comprise 130 units of t he 230 units required
for graduation ; 100 units arc electives
ADl'LT EDUCATION: The adult e ducation pro·
~ram offers a \'ariety or courses for adults or high school
:-.tudents w1shmg to complete reqwrements for graduat ion.
The program offers acnd<>mir course:. such as basic skills,
English as a second language, first aid, typing. forei~n
lnng"ages and crcati\'e writing. Developing personal in·
te rests in the a reas of a rt. photography business
education. home economics, industrial and physical skills,
a re but a few of the courses to choose from. Senior citizens
are included in da)1ime classes which include courses In
foreign language. physical conditioning. \'ariou~ arts.
handling personal business and home repairs. Fall classes
\\ill begin the week of St-pl ember 20th. Brochures are be
1ng mailed to district residents. .
CAREER VOCATIONAL E Dt;cATION: The high
school maintains an actl\1e career center :.tarred by
trained counselors. The center has available vocational
and aptitude tests. catnlogs from colleges. universities,
and trade schools. Th(' lll'gional Occupational Program i:s
dirrcted through the combined efforts of Capis trano llnd
La~una Beach Unified School Districts. High school credit
1s g1\·en for on th<' JOb training in the career fields or
agriculture, buslne!>s. m('dicine. public sen ice. social
.,crv1ce. trade and industry
SER\'l CES FOR PECIAL STUDENTS: The special
~·r\'.1ces-ieam consii.ts of e perti. in v-ar~ous areas of stu·
dt>nl ne£'d Members of the team Include an elementary
counselor. music supervisor, nurse, psychologist and three
s peech pathologists. They :serve us a support team to the
classroom teac her and the learning d1sab11ity and aphasic
progroms. Enrichment and mentally gifted program11 are
uctivc> and 1 m portant to the scholnshc achievement ol lllU·
dents throughout th<' ctl!ltrict
FOOD SERVICES: Nutritious hot lunches are served
at all schools. E lementary students arc charged 55 cents,
mtcrmedrntc and high schnol students are charged 65 cents
or may purchase s upplementary foods at the s nack bar.
TRASSPORTATION: Bull transportation is provided
students K through 12. Sch\'<lule~ are published a week
1ulor to th<' bl'i;linning of S('hool. l•leasc enll the ·
transportotion department 1( you h~wc questions, at
49"1·8013.
I NEW IN THE DISTRIC'T? HER E'S HOW TO a ENROLL \'Ol1k OOLD: ~chools arc now open for re-l g1slratlon.
& Aliso 499-2201
I El Morro 494·6563
Top of the World 494-8508
Thurston 4!M-8SOS
· High School -494-8546 ~ Kjndergartners. or ony r1rsl grader who has n't had
i ktndcrgarten, will need U > birth certificate or other proof
o( age, and (2) 'proof of state-required immunizations. A
new law also-requires all first grade pupils to produce
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IJNION DEMANDS •••
~arly $1 million.
:-The school board will re«ive
Public opinion tonight and return
~th a counter offer Sept. 20.
tJter the two public presenta·
Jl~.ns, the private negotiations
Will begin. ,
I Demands by the bus drivers
#nd mechanics union total about.
'st.7 million. ,.
Wages and related items total
.-bout $130,000. however, the un·
iOn seeks an end to the district's
practice or contracting oat eome
bus transportation.
It seeks district ~trol or all
transportation. a measure that
would require purchase or 21 new
buses at a cost of nearly $1.3
million and hiring !'f ~l new
drivers at a co8t ot about
$301,000.
As ln the case with the CUEA.
the school board will respe>nd to
the drivers and mechanics union
Sept. 20 with its own ptackage of
wage and benefits proposals.
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'MOM ANO POP' MUELLER LEAVE LAGUNA BEACH POST OFFICE ANNEX FOR LAST TIME
Couple Put In More Than 34 Total Years In Mall Delivery Before Retiring Friday
Bandits Abduct Clerk
Locke~inATann Panics Would-be Burglars
Two would-be bandits~ a~
paren y ruslrated by a bUigtar
alarm, reportedly Jddnaped the
clerk of the Arches Liquor Store ,
Newport Beach police said to-
day.
According to police, the abduc·
Uon began after closing Saturday
Fro• Paflf! A f
EATEN •.•
"It was the ' ?Lost shocking
thing I've ever seen," officer Al
Dwyer said. "I felt outraged that
something like that could hap-
pen."
Dwyer said the baby's arms
were missing and her sternum
and ribs we re visible whe re the
stomach had been. Her face was
unmarred:
"We a re as horrified as the
police, if not more so," said Sam
Elber, spokesman for the city's
Human Resources Administra-
tion, which is responsible for
welfare. "We are investigllting
this. both for the abuse and
neglect of the child and the his-
tory of the mother's case.''
animal offered no r esistance
when authorities put a noose
around tts neck and led It away to
the American Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals·
to be destroyed. ·
Miss Bashold's parents. Mr,
and Mrs. J .P. Bas bold of
Kirtland, Ohio, s aid their
daughter called several times
last week to tell or her happiness
at the birth. which her father said
was a surprise to them.
Bashold said his daughter also
asked whether they thought the'
· dog would get too jealous of the
child. The elder BashQlds also
own a German shepherd.
They said s he told them she
wanted to come home next
month to 11how them the child-
Then she called Monday to tell of
the child's death.
"She was in shock, stunned,"
Mrs. Bashold said. "I was hor· -
"Tifred.u
Mrs. Bashold described her
· daugher as "a quiet girl" who.
"like thousands of other girls, ..
had gone to New York to live.
Pair Facing
Child B~ating
Rap in Court
Kenneth Ray Bolden a nd
Carolyn Sue Brewster face
charges Friday at a preliminary
hearfog that they beat Mrs.
Brewster's 2-year-old daugpter
Cora.
The hearing Is scheduled In
South Orange County Municipal'
Court.
Tbe girl was treated Aug.17 ror
apparent clgareet burns, a bit on
her arm, a black eye and several
bruises.
Firemen called to the Brewster
apartment, 3619 S. El Cimino
Real, San Clemente. said Bolden
told them most of the child's ln·
jwies were suffered ln falls, but
that some of them were lnllicted
accidentally In play. : : . • • .
The girl Jay ln Saa Clemente
General Hospitaf in critical condi·
tion for more than a week before
showing s i1ns ol recovery.
Bolden. a Camp Pendleton
marine. aad Mrs. Brewster, who
reportedly are engaged, pleaded
innocent to lbe charges.
Whaling Thwarted
VANCOUVER <AP)-Tbean··
ti-whaling ship Gteen]>HCe vn
was ireeted by about 2.000 sup-
. portus when it returned from a
summer of harualna Russian
wbalen in the Pacific. . .,
morninJt and lasted for. an h_our
and a hall while the clerk was
driven around Orange and Los
Angeles counties.
The clerk, Thomas Froehle, 32.
said be was finally freed in Long
Beach al about 4 a .m. ~
Froehle told-poli~ one or the
men uppea red to have a gun ahd
they demanded to be let into the
store.
He said he was accosted by ~e
pair just a s he finished closing .·
the stor e at 3334 W. •coast.
Highway.
The clerk told them that the
alarm system had been activated
on a timer. and if he tried to open
the store before the timer wenl
off. the alarm would sound.
He said the pair then put him
into their c-ar and began dn\'lng
Al one point, he said, they talked
about killing him , but they finally
evicted hjm from the car near
Pacific Coast Highway in Long
Bench.
Beaches Dull
In Laguna.,
Not Clemente
Glum weather kept Laguna's
beaches clear of weekend vis-
itors and rescues, but the
southerly beaches dre w fair-
sized crowds, according to San
Clemente lifeguards today.
"The weather just blew ever-
ybody a way. It just kind or killed
·our business." Laguna Beach
Lifeguard Scott Palmer said. ·
In San Clemente, however,
Guard Steve Lashbrook esUmat-
. ed a wee kend beach population of
about 30,000 on the city beaches
and 45,000 on the county strands
between San Clemente and
Laguna Beach.
Clemente guards logged only
30 rescues and no serious inci-dents.
Irvine Fruit
Rustlers Flee
Police Chase
Avocado rustlers who attempt.
ed to steal about 700 J)ounds of
avocados from an Irvine Com-
pany grove were sought early to-
day by a search party consisting
of a helicopter: Irvine Ranch de-
.,J>Uties and Irvine police.
'J'he search p arty finally aban·
doned its search in the grove, but.
the thieves' car , packed with
avocados, was impounded by
polke.
An Irvine Ranch Deputy
SPotted the car ln the grove short-
ly after 12 :30 a.m., off Yale
Ave nue north of Irvine
Boulevard. He called for rein-
forcements after he heard voices
and then heard the bandits run-
ning away.
Police borrowed the Costa
Mesa helicopter, the Eagle
Scouts and then scoured the
Mesa hell copter and then scoured
the grove.
Police said at least 700 Pounds
of avocados were packed in the
trunk of the car and that the cur·
rent value or the fruit is 61 cents
per .J>OUnd. Thal brings the total
value to more than $400.
•·r•nN Pa9e . I I
JUDGE •..
"I would be re miss in my duty
if I released Cminor offenders>
. simply to keep the juvenJle hall
population within acceptable
limits," he continued.
"Any implication from Mr
Thomas that the court is not ac-
tively supporting prevention and
diversion programs is complete-
ly without foundation... Judge
Vincent insisted.
He went on to express concern
that the Thomas memo might
"have a detrimental effect on the
continuation o f m eeti ngs
b e twe e n the Board of
Supervisors and the court."
Those meetings began last spr-
ing after management auditors
oC the California Youth Authority
suggested they be held to he lp
improve cooperation between
the tegi s lative-j udi c1a l -
aom1msltative branches of coun-
ty government.
The CY A audit was ordered by
supervisors as a means to end an
18-m o nth rift bet w ee n
supervisors on one hand and the
court and Probation Departmenl
on the other.
That rift flared afte r
supervisors b alked at building a
second county juvenile hall pro-
bation officials said was needed.
Super visors claimed the coun-
ty's existing hall was being over-
crowded by minor j uvenile offen·
ders who did not r equire or
deserve being held in an institu·
lion.
In his letter to Diedrich, Judge
Vincent assured him the Juvenile
Court Is actively suppQrting pre·
vent.ion and dlver!iion progrums.
Fro1tt Pa9e A I
SCHOOL ...
PoSal is substantially the same ns
lt wu the past year.
Kay East, faculty a'lsociollon
president, said this morning s he
is unhappy with both the saJary
and fringe be nefit schedule pro
posed by the board.
She said four pcreent "iisn't
adequate."
Working Housewives
Called Happier
CIDCAGO CAP) -Housewives
who work outside the home are
happier than those who don't, a
Connecticut soclolodst says .
The social contact and the
aat.lsf action of knowing a job bas
been well done contributed to the
happiness of the women studied
by the soclolo1ist, Dr. My ra
Marx Ferree of the Uhiversity or
Connecticut.
Writing in the September iss ue
of Psychology Today, Dr. Ferree
said. ·'These were n ot
glamorous. exciting careers, but
the wives who heJd s uch jobs
were happier and more satisfied
4With their lives lhan the women
..,.ho wtrc full-time housewives."
While 26 percent or full-lime
housewives said they were dis-
satisfied with their lives, only 14
percent or those who held jobs ex·
pressed dissa lisf action. ·
She based her concl~loo on in-
te?V1ews ttb 13~ women ltvin~
in a workln1-c lass communU.y
near Boston. None had pre-
school-age c hildren at home.
More tha n a t hird had not
finished high school, but three
had college degrees.
JUJt over hair worked outside
the home -In sue h jobs as clerks
in supermarkets and department
st ores. waitresses, factory
workers. typists, and nurse's
aides. A few were bookkeepers,
bank tellers and beautlcllln!I.
think wt•'rt.> really 1:111~ to cnJo~
11. .. Mrs. Mueller said
Up nod leaving um 't oJI that
ea :--thoul(h. eSJ)(>('inHy after, all
the 'N1rs nnc1 ull the fnl•111J:;h.1f>it
th.it jll't m.idl'
"Oh. sur" I think you mis thl'
J><'QPle ypu work . \\1th 1'h1:y ·v~
b\•t•n rt>ul great to n'I\•," !-.hC' sold
Otw thin~ uboul both of ·Uw
~kullt•n; "ork ing for t lw p():oit of-
f1ee thoug h . lh(•rt• wus llttlt>
mot1v~1tlo11 to bring worries or
''ork home.
"Gee whli. no." replied Mn1.
Mudkr whl'n she wos If u~kt•d If
th\' t\\O •·tull.t•d :ibop" after
\\Ori.
Surf Helps
Clear Out
RaivSewage
A good s urf helped to flush out
to sea thousands of gallons or raw
sewage that poured onto a San
Clemente beach late Thµrsday .
The quarter mile of beach,
from lifeguard headquarters
near the municipal pie r to ·
Mariposa A\•enue. had been ex-
pected to be closed throughout
the Labor Day lloliday, by order
of the County Health Depart-
ment.
But bacteria counts returned to
normal m ore quickly than t'X·
peeled, accordlD"C to Mi ke
Wehner. environmental health
specialist with county health.
The beach reopened at noon
Sunday, lifeguards rePorted.
The sewage spill was the fifth
of the vear . and the thir,d, since t he city wa s h it with a
htany of restrictions on sewer
·operations by the San Diego
Regional Water Quality Control
Board in late J uly.
The city was cited for "gross
violations" of waste water quali·
ty standards. and ordered to
cease a wa ter reclamation pro-
gram to use waste water for ir
rigation. and to dump all treated
efflue nt into the sea .
Flag Lecture
Set in Laguna
"Old Glory -The F1ag of Our
United States,·· a lecture. wilf'Ge
presented at the Laguna Beach ·
C hamber of Comme r ce
breakfast at 8 a.m. Wednesday in •
the Hotel Laguna .
Ma rine Corps Sgt. Stanley
Hickman will m ake the presenta-
l1on which includes the history
and development of the U.S. fl ag
to the present.
Tickets are $2.50 and reserva -
tions may be m ade throuilh the
chamber of commerce office.
Burglar Gets $80
From Niguel Home
A burglar who cut a screen and
then unlocked a sliding glass
door lo gain entry took $80 in cash
from a Laguna Niguel man's
wallet whj)e he slept In hJs home.
Orange County sheriff's of-
fi cers said the theft or four $20
bills was re ported by mechanic
Hans We rner Wassmann, 40, of
25251 Nueva Vista. They said the
intruder took the wallet from the
sleeping victim's trousers and
removed the cash .
F18hing_ Gear Gone
Fishing equipment valued by
the victim at $395 has been stolen·
from a boat m oored al Dana · Point Harbor . Orange County.
s heriff's de puties said the theft
was re ported by carpet contrac-
t or James W. Hall, 57, of
Anaheim, who s aid the intruders
unscre wed the equipment from
the side or the boat.
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VOL. 69 NO. 251, 2 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES
Today's Clos ing
N.Y.S toeks
C TEN CENTS
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Sociologist: lolls Cheer H~ewives .
~hem of 'doing nothing utl day ' I
and In the next breath remind
them that their duty is lo ata.y
home and keep house,'' the a
sociologist s aid. J
CHICAGO <AP) -Housewives
who work outside the home are
happier than tho e who don't , a
CoMectlcut sociolo2ist s ays.
The social contact and the
sattsfactson 'Of knowing a JOb has
been well done conlributed to the
ha9~iness of the women studied
by the sociologist. Or Myra
Mar,:x Ferret' or the University or
Connecticut. •
Writing in the September issue
ot Psychology Today, Or. Ferree
sa id , ·'These w e re n ol
glamorous, exciting careers, but
the wives who held such jobs
were happier and more uti&lied
with their lives than the women
who were full·tlme housewives."
Whi!e-~~ent or full-time
housewh•es said they were dis·
satisfied with their lives, only 14
percent of those who held Jobs ex·
pressed dlssa\idactkla.
She based her cooclusian Oil in·
terviews with 135 women living
in a working.class ~unity
near Boston. None bad pre•
scbool·ace children at home.
More than a t hird h ad 11.ot
finished hich school, but three
h'"d coUece degrees.
Just over haH worked outside
0.llr ~let ,_... ltr r•lrlc:ll O'OMNll
SIGN REMOVED FROM SIDE OF CHURCH BUILDING THAT NOW BELONGS TO CITY
tn Newpor1 Beach, the City Man.ger Opts for Separation of Chun:h and State
Church Sign
R e moved By
City Orde r
. By JOANNE REYNOLDS
CH II•• D"IY l'llM S~ll
After four years of con-
troversy. the .. Praise Ye the
Lord .. sign on the First Baptist
Church of Newport Harbor has
been removed.
Church 0Hic1als. who ordered
the sign taken down this morn-
ing. would say only that they
were acting on the advice or
Newport Beach City Manager
Robert Wynn.
Wynn explained that the
church site on Cliff Drive is
owned by the city which
purchased the property for a
park.
A month ago, church represen·
tat1ves appeared before the city
council. seeking an extension or
the rental agreement that allows
them to wie. thd acllities_
No agreement was reached al
thal timl'. bccau. e councilmen
wanted to fi nd out what the
schedult' ror development or the
park is to bt'.
That schedule, to be presented
to the Parks. Heacht's and
Recreation Commission tonight.
calls fo r development over a
four-year pcr10d which would al·
low use or the church for at least
three more years.
Wynn cxpl11 lned that the
schedule could be changc.'<i by the
commission whkh will scnd its
recommendation to the city
c-ouncil on Monda)'. Th<' council
rould also modify the propos«I
developwe nt time plan.
Wynn said in a mcelini! w1th
church officialll that he Sufi!gest·
t'd. "as one man's opinion·• that
removal of the 200.squar • root
<SH SIGN, Pa1eAZ>
Ro.bbery Suspects
-Fire at Tailing Pair
Two gunmen. fleeing with $370
from an armed robbery in Costa
Mesa Monday night. fired a
double-barreled shotgun blast at
a man and wire who were pursu·
ingthem.
Costa M esa poli ce i n ·
vestigators credit the couple,
who do not want to be identified,
for providing a license number
and description of a getaway car
used in the 10:3]) p.m. heist.
Police <said the two gunmen en-
tered the Rodeway Inn, 1400
Bristol St., handcuffing night
clerk Lynn Ginty, and taking Ule
money fro m a cash register
before fleeing in a gr een
Volkswagen sedan.
They were followed from the
motel by the unidentified couple,
who trajJed them to Newport
Boulevard where the passenger
in the getaway car turned ln his
seat and fired a blast at the
pursuers. .
Police said no one was hit and
the couple Immediately ended
their pursuit and caJled officers.
From descriptions provided by
the couple and the night clerk at
the Rodeway Inn, police said
they are seeking two white
males, both between 19 and 21
years or age, and both wearing
shoulder-length light wavy hair
and bandana scarves.
Police today a re tracing the
license number of the olde r
model green VW .
Polic-e -Still Probe
Death of Cyclist
Costa Mesa's ninth traffic
fataJity ln as many months is still
under investigation by tramc of·
ficers today. following the mid·
day colllslon Sunday In whJch a
Costa Mesa bicycle rider was
killed.
Police said Oscar Forrest
Wilkes IU. 4'1, of 3'19 Santa Isabel
Ave .. was killed instantly when
his bicycle collided with a van
driven by a 17·year.old Newport
Beach girt.
Traffic Bureau Commander
Lt. John A. Regan sajd today
police are investigating the
posiiibility th:it another car was
involved in the 12:40 p.m. crash
on Tustin Avenue near Bay
lie is survived by his wifo,
Patricia; Lhree sons, Oscar, Jef·
ferson and David; and three
daughters, Kelly. Karin, nnd
Leslie, all of the Costa Mesa
home
Mr. Wilkes is also survived by
two brothers. Don and Terry of
Texas, and a s is ter . Molly
Brown. also of Texas.
Lt. Regan said Sunday's traffic
fatality Is the ninth In Costa Mesa
this year, equaling the record
number of such deaths reported
in 1974.
Mo ,1'.ll(EY O Street. '" FF "Offic~rs at the scene al first
Last year fi ve people were.
killed in traHic accidents in the
city. • .
the home -in such jobs as clerk.!J
in supermarkets and department
atores, waitresses. ractory
worker-a, typ\sts, and nurse's
aides. A te_w were bookkeepers,
bank tellers and beauticians.
Or. Ferree pointed out that a
job ... bas clear requirements and
clear payoffs; in money, social
life ana a sense of accomplish·
menl;" ll takes a woman out of
the homo and (lives her social
contact, ·•and the r egular
paycheck is proor ol work well
done.
''But a housewife's day is
never done, and her tasks often
brine neither tangible reward~
nor social connecUons." she said.
"The housewives expend great
e((ort but don 'l get recognition
for it; their husbands accuse
"As a res ult, m any housewives
have an uncertain idea or what ,
their occupation requires, and :
how well or poorly lhey are doing ~
it,"hesaid. •
Hands Off Bid
Judge Raps County Board
By GARY GRANVILLE
CHtlMO.llrl'11e4SPli
Superior Court Jud ge
Raymond Vincent bas stated he
doesn't think Orange County's
Juvenile Court should take
philosophical directions from the
County Board or Supervisors.
Judge Vincent also said be is
"surprised and dismayed" that
county administrators hitYe "so
little apparent understanding of
the separation of powers con·
cepl.''
The presiding judge of lhe
Kissinger
Aid Asked
In Africa
HAMBURG. West Germany
(AP) -Secretary of Stale Henry
A. JUssineer has ~n asked by
Tanzanian President Julius
Jfyerere to begin a diplomatic
abuttle in Africa, a senior
American official GD Kissin&er'1
plane revealed today. •
The ornclal, who talked to re·
portera durine a flight from
Paris to this north German port
city, said the attempt to resolve
the festering racial problem
between blacks and whites in
southern Africa probably will
start no later than Monday.
The m essage reached Kiss·
inger this morning in Paris as he
was preparing to brier French
President Valery Giscard d 'Es·
laing on his three·day meeting in
Zurich with South African Prime
Minister John Vorster.
The message from Tanzania
was on behalf of Nyerere only
and did not speak for the four
other black leaders who have just
concluded a summit conference
on the African situation in Dar es
Salaam. However , the invitation
is considered a positive develop·
menl because Nyerere, although
a moderate. has considerable in·
nuence with the more radical
black leaders.
The senior official was definite
in stating he would go to Afri ca.
perhaps making his first stop in
Dakar, Senegal.
But later. an aidl' to the
. secretary said a definite decision
would not be made until after
Kissinger bears from William E.
&haufele, assistant secretary of
state for African affairs, who hn!I
been dispatched to the Tan,anian
capital to brll'f black African
leaders on the Zurich mectln~ and to hear their reactions.
The four visiting leaders to the
black summit were expected to
be gone from Dar es Salaam
before &haufele's arrival. leav·
ing him to m eet with only
Nyerere.
Nevertheless, there was little
indication that anything short of
a collapse or prospects for
negotiations would prevent Kiss·
mg er from going to Africa.
county's Juvenile Court made his
comments in a letter to Board or
Supervisor s Chairman Ralph
Diedrich.
Touching off Judge Vincent's
three-page m essage was an
earlier three-paragraph memo
he and the county s upervisors
AVIATION PIONEER DIES
Coeta Mesa's Elmbfede
Pione ering
El Toro Vet
Die s in Me sa
Ralph C. "Swede" Elmblade,
one or the Marine Corps ' earliest
aviation mechanics, dJed Satur·
day in Costa Mesa.
T he 7'l·year-old retired
mechanic, who received a 40·
year award for federal service as
an enlisted man and later
civilian management analyst al
the Marine Corps Air Station, El
Toro, died after a lengthy illness.
The former master technical
sergeant repaired World War I
deHavilland biplanes, Vought
Cors airs and Curtiss OC·2
Falcons during his years in the
Manne Corps .
The 26-year Costa Mesa resi-
dent retired from active duty in
1942, joining the air station's
Management Engineering Office
in Ulat year.
During those early years in
Marine aviation, Elmbladc
fought bandits in Nicaragua a nd
Santo Domingo, and once held off
Haitian natives with a broken
machine gun in 1923
News paper clippings rrom the
Marine Corps report Elmbladc
and a pilot crash landc..'C:l near the
Haitian border In a dcllavllland
DH48 while on duty in Santo
Domin go with Obser vation
Squadron One
were sent by County Ad·
ministralive Officer Robert
Thomas. .
In bis memo, Thomas said. •·(
am concerned that the Juvenile
Court and Proballon ll>epart·
ment) are not totally following
the board's philosophy."
··This Is evidenced by the
higher than norm al Juvenile Hall
population during the summer
months,'' Thomas continued.
In answer to the Thomas
memo, J udge Vincent said he is
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Candidate
Aims Barb
At K e lley
GROTON, Conn . (AP) -J im·
my Carter said today he would
have fired FBI Director Clarence
Kelley if he had been president
and known the facts behind re.
cent allegations against him.
"Knowlng what l know now, .
yes, I would have Hred him,"
Carter declared.
Nonetheless, Carter's press
secretary, Jody Powell, said the
candidate is not at this time call·
ing for KeHey's resignation.
Carter replied to questions
aboard his aircraft. Peanut I. as
he Oew to Groton from a ques.
tion·and·answer session with stu·
dents at Brooklyn College in New
York. He told the students:
"The director of the FBf
should be purer than Caesar's
wife ... He s houldn 't have
federal funds being given to de·
corate his house.··
There was no immediate reply
from Kelley or from the Ford
campaign.
Carter made the statements as
he pledged help for the cilies and
blamed unemployment during
Republican administrations and
bad examples by public officials
for ris ing crim e among the
young.
lie specitlcally cited "dis·
grocerul actions of the FBI.··
When he became director or
the FBI, Kelley had drapery
valances built in his li ving room
by bureau cmploycs.
Kelley has said the work was
done without his knowledge and
haR reimburse<! the government
$355 for labor and materials-·
President Ford rc1ccted a re-
commend ation that he fire
Kelley for the lncidt>nl and for ae.
ceptintt gifts worth up to $105 on
spct ial occaslonis from t'Bl ex.
t•cutlves.
Co ast
We athe r
felt the van driver pulled out tn fflEIR BACKS the opposLng lane to pass a slow-
--------------m&Ying ear in Hoot -Ot-.her," ---p • t R tlhtg "We experienced very good Regan explained. rm us response to the ad and sold our "Now we are investigating re·
monkey... ports from the girl and witnesses
Although the biplane's Lewlll
machine gun was s mashed
beyond repair. Elmblade held of(
natives for two days by menacing
them with the gun until rescue
crews arrived to pick them up.
Mr. Elmblade was with the
first Marine units nssigned to
aircraft carriers and served
aboard the USS Langley, the U.S.
Navy's first carrier.
Coast temperatures o bit
warmer through Wedncs·
day. Some <'orly clo1.1ds
and fog expected.
I NSIDE TODA \'
Th3l 's the advertising success that another car may be involved J
story told by the Newport Beach in this crash... rvine Avocados Recovered
woman who placed this classified Regan said police are seeking
\
ad in the Daily Pilot: a second car which may have
Rhe us M3caque ft'm. pulled out of a driveway, forcing
monkt>J'. l yr old. Adorn· the youn1 woman to swerve into
ble persono llty. not the oncoming cycUst.
mettn, Lovn Kids Wilkes,. a m en's clothing
1-'orc~d to ~ell to gd salesma~. was bicycling with
homt' XXX~ 'lt'I:~ t-WO Of bis daughters when the AC·
lf you have a pet to sell. call
642·5678. ll only takes a few
words in the ri1ht place to at·
tract a bQyu.
Along the Orange Coast. lhe
ri&ht place to advertise is tn the
Daily Pilot
cldent occurre<J. Police said he
surfered ratal head Injuries, and
v.•as pronounced dead at the
S«ne by investigators.
Grueside servl ces (or Mr.
Wilkes will be held Wednesday at
10 a.m. al Pacific View Mortuary
in Newport ~acb. • • "f ...
Avocado rustlers who attempt-
ed to steal about 700 pCIUDds ol
avocados from an Irvine C.om·
pany grove were sought early \o-
day by a search party consisting
of a helicopter, Irvine Ranch de·
putiaand Irvine police.
The search party finally aban·
doned Ila search in the grove, but
the thieves' car, packed with
avocados, was impounded by
police.
An Irvine Ranch Deputy
spotted the car m lhegroveshort.-
ly arter 12:30 a.m., orr Yale
Avenue Qorth or Irvine
Boulevard. He called ror retn-
rorcements alter he heard voices
and then beard the bandits run·
ning away.
Police borrowed the Costa
Mesa helicopter and then scoured
the grove.
Police said al least '100 pounds
of avocados were packed in the
trunk of the car and t.hal the cur-
rent value of the fruit Is 61 cents per pound. That brings the total
value to more than $400.
His mechanical skills earned rum a place on the Navy team lo
the Pulitzer Air Races intheear~
ly 19208.
The former Marine enlisted
man is s~ived by his wife, Eula
Faye, or the> Costa Mesa home.
and two brothers in Pen·
nsylvania.
~rvices will be held at 2 p.m.
Wednesday at Bell Broadway
Chapel in Costa Mesa with burial
following at Harbor Rest
Memorial Park.
Erpert• have inueatlgattd
I~ S6v(et M IC 2S /lghter plane
now in Japan buJ Japaneu of-
/ldalt re/sue to iay whelM!r
American Intelligence of/1cera
were among them. See Page
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11i1nal 'Star1.,ed
1 Dog Devours
Infant Girl
NEW YORK IAP) A mother
who left h er five -day o ld
daughter alone with a 1tarvfn1
German shepherd whJJe she went
to get m oney for food returl)~ to
find the baby dead, parllllly
eat.en by the 15·pound dog.
The woman was charic{'d with nt'gliaent hom icide. The dog wai.
destroyed.
"f left the baby on the noor
with the dog to protect at ."fht-
dog ale m) baby," Joanne
Bashold. 24, told polic~ Monday
when they arrived ut her be'ren
sixth-floor walkup apartment in Spanish Harlem
f'r'"" Pa9~ . t I
JUDGE ••.
.. surprised and dJsmayed" 3l
what h e sees a s t he ad ·
ministrator's failure to un-
der stand the separation o f
powers concept.
''As you know, the Juvenile
Court is subject to the philosophy
of stak law.·· the judge said.
.. To s ugges t that it t ake
philosophical direction from the
Board of Super"isors is as incor·
rect as to urge that the board
seek guidance from tbe court in
the area or legislation and ex-
ecuti"e discretion." he added.
Judge Vincent also called
Thomas' comment on the sum-
mer population in juvenile hall
an illogical conclusion.
The hall's sum mer population
IUke does not mean Juvenile
Court i s not s upportive of
diversion programs that seek to
lreat minor Juvenile offenders an
rommunity rather than inslitu·
honal settings, accordrng to the
judge.
.. l would be remiss m my duty
H I released (minor offenders k
simply lo keep the ju\'ende hall
population within acceptable
li mits,·· he continued
.. Any 1mphcat1on from Mr
Thomas that the court is not ac
t1vely supporting prevention and
diversion programs is <'Omplete·
ly without foundation." J udge
Vincent insisted.
He went on to express <'Oncern
that the Thomas memo might
''have a detrimental effect on the
continuation of meetings
b e tween th e Board or
Supervisors and the court "
Those meetin~s began last spr·
Ing after management auditors
or tbe California Youth Authonty
iiuggested they be held to help
improve cooperation between
the legi s lativc-judic1al -
aomm1strative branches or l'OUn·
ty government.
The CYA audit was ordered by
supervisors as a means to end an
18 -month ri ft helween
super,•isors on one hand and the
t•ourt a nd Probation Department
on the other.
• That rift flared after
supervisors balked at building a
second county j uvenile hall pro-
bation officials said was needed.
Supervisors c laimed the coun-
'ty's existing hall was being over-
1<0rowded by minor juvenile orren·
cfcrs who did not require or
deserve being held In an institu·
tjOll.
• ln his letter to Diednch. Judge
\'tncenl assured him the Juvenile
<.:ourt is actively SUPPortm g prc-
lvcntion and divers ion progrums
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ly beaten 212-ycar old girl
believed to have been ludnaJ>('d was found Sunday several blocks
from he r home after an Intensive
search by poll re. authorities
said Young Anlomette Welch,
who police said wu assaulted,
wu Uken to USC-County
llospltal where ahe was reported
1n fair condition
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ried and has llv'--d on wellate
since moving here trom Obto In
June, was j:uled ovemllbt. She
laced arrl!Js.tn m t nt today In
M;inhaltun Criminal Court
The do a . a Cour-month·old
female whose ribs protrudNt vi:s·
lbly. was destroyed for examlnu·
t1on or 1ls ~tomach contt:nts to
venfy that 1t killed the baby
r ollce said the dog hadn't eaten
for al ~ast si day!. before the at
ta<'k.
Miss Bashold gave birth to the
baby, Carra, at Belle vue
Hos pi tal o n We dnesda y.
Authorities said she told them
her pregnancy resulted from a
r:ipe that she ne,·er rcpc>rted to
Poli<'e.
She returned Sunday night to
her two-room apartment. The on-
ly furniture was a wooden folding
<'hair and a brown rug folded m
half on whi<'h mother and baby
~lepl. The dog s lept nearby.
A welfare worker had pro-
mised to give her a cnb today.
she said.
On Monday morning. Miss
Bashold said. she left the apart·
ment alone al 7 a.m. to pick up
some belongings from t he
hospital. including $20 in cash
with which to buy food tor
herself. the baby and the dog.
The refrigerator in the apart
ment was empty.
Neighbors in the teneinenl s aid
later that as Car as they knew,
she wasn 'l friends with anyone in
tbe building.
When she returned later, Carra
was dead.· her tiny body torn,
blood on the muzzle of I.be dog.
Miss Bashold said she rushed to
the street to telephone police.
"It was the most s hocking
thing I've ever seen." offi<'er Al
Dwyer said ... , felt t>utraged that
something like that could hap-
pen."
Dwyer said the baby's arms
were missing and her sternum
and ribs were visible where the
stomach had been. Her face was
unmarred.
··we ar e as horrified as the
police, if not more so." said Sam
Elber, spokesman for the city's
Human Resources Adm1nistra·
tion. which is responsible for
welfare. •·w e are Investigating
this , both for the abuse and
neglect oC the child and the his·
tory of the mother 's case.''
Police said berore tMv entered the apartment they heard the
dog whimpering Inside. The
animal offered no resis tance
when authorities put a noo)\e
around its neck and led it away to
the American Soeiety for thl'
Prevention of Cruelty to Arumab
to be destroyed
Mass Bashold's parents. Mr
and Mrs. J P Bash old of
Kirtland , Ohio. said theH
daughter called several times
last week lo tell of her happiness
at the birth. which her father said
~as a surprtse lo them.
Bashold said his daughter also
41sked whether they thought the
dog would get too jealous of the
child. The elder Basholds also
own a German shepherd.
They said she told them she
wante d t o come home next
month lo show them the child.
Then she call ed Monday to tell of
the <'hil(l 's de nth.
"She was in shock, stunned,·•
Mrs Rashold said "1 was hor·
nfil.'d."
blrs. 8ashold described her
daugher as "a quiet Jeirl" wh1>.
··Jikc thousands of other iurls."
had gone to New York lo the.
Mesa Pioneer
Ernest Flinn
Dies at 92
Pioneer Costa Mesan Erne11t
E. Flinn. who operated the city's
first electrical contractJn~ firm
with his wife in the 19205. is dead
at the age of 92.
Flinn died Saturday in Santo
Ana.
He a nd h is wife. Harrie tt .
oper ated Flinn Elc>ctrlc on
Harbor Street in 19'.M. a street
later renamed Broadway by the
contractor and friend Edward
Gqe. The street name change
came a fter the roadway became
the first in the city to be curbed
and paved, according to friends.
Tbe F1inns were active in civic
and business affairs in the area
before the cit)I wu lncorporaled.
ltfr. Flinn opened lbe Flinn
Variety store adjac:uit to the post
office on Newport Boulevard.
Mr. Flinn was a charter
member of the Bartlesville,
Okla. Masonic Lodge No. 284.
and a 32nd def ree member of the
Scottish R tes Temple lo.
McAlister, Okla.
His wife, Harriett. died lo.st
February.
Services were held today at
Fairhaven Memorial Park lo
Santa Ana for Mr . Flinn.
He is survived by a son. F.
Wayne Flinn of Los Altos:
daughter. Jane F . Jones of Santa
Ana: five grandchildren and "lie
great·grandchlldrcn.
E x -aide
Blas ts
Hinshaw
One of nine Oranae County As·
seuor 's office employes indlckd
b>' tbt Grand Jury ror their role
in the 1972 campaign that put
former A u euor Andre w
Hinshaw in Con&r<'SS ltsllfit'<l
against his former boss today in
Superior Court.
Former aide F red Lynn
Forbeck. 43, told a jury th:it he
wn:s ordcr.:d by Deputy County
Assessor Jack Valleraa shortly
after IUnshaw tiled ror Congress
to prepare a li11t of cmployes in
his division who could be used in
the campaign.
.t'flnrt i11 a11d Le1e:is?
...........
Forbeck . identified Vollcr ga
and former assesso~· aides
James Bertolino and George Up·
ton as being the three men dirttt-
1>• responsible for his taking a
team or employes drawn from
his c o mmercia l-i ndus trial
divis ion lo Hinshaw head·
quarters.
Forbeck -said-he and his team
worked out of Hinshaw's cam·
pai1n headquarters in the Irvine
Industrial Complex. He said they
worked on county time whlle
they distributed campaign
literature a nd .canvassed pro·
speclive voters .
Yt'"· llw :-.sngt•r·('Omic lC'a m w hich broke up 20 yea rs ago
and ha~n l lwt•n togclht•r profC'ss1onally since was r e·
unit('ci !\1onday in Las \'('ga"' where Le wis was staging
h1' 1 llh a nnual muscular dystrophy telethon. The sur·
Pl'l'-l' n •union was en~mcert•d by Frank Sinatra, who ~11-.0 a ppeared o n the show.
Suspect in Slaying
Refuses ~o _Testify
Forbeck testlfied that he was
told to instruct the campaign
workers in his team to turn In
vacation slips to,cover the county
time spent on the Hin.shaw cam·
paign effort.
He said thev were further or· _ dered to claim· overtime spent on
that campaiJD.
Hinshaw's alleged authoriza·
lion of the illegal campaign prac·
tices led to the filing of charges or
grand theft, c:onspir•cy, em-
benlement and violation of state
codes governing conduct or
public officials.
By TOM BARLEY
01 l~t O•llr "1lol 't.ill
Thomas Hardjn Hester defied
the judge today in his Orange
County Superior Court murder
trial and refused to answer
que tions on his alleged role in
what the prosecution claims was
a multim111ion dollar drug smug-
gling operation.
Judge Robert P. Kneeland re-
minded Hes ter. 29, of Long
Beach. that the defendant aban-
doned his r ight to invoke the
Fifth Amendment when he de·
c1ded to testify in his own de-
fense.
But Hester , encouraged by de-
fense attorney Roger Agaja-
nian. stubbornly responded .. l
ref45e lo answer" when asked
by prosecutor Robert Chat--
tert.on to name bis "Mexican
coM ectlon .' ·
It ia allel'ed tbat Hester and
members of hi' drug ring used a
high powered speed boat named
the "Marauder" to bring drugs
to Southe rn California from
Mexi co by sea.
He refused to discuss thnt
operation today and he further
r e fu s ed d es pite Jud ge
Test Results
" Outweigh Bid
b1 Mesa Buy
A $3,599 calculator has been
purchased for Costa Mesa's
engineering department after
the council turned down a lower
bid.
Council members last week ap-
prO\led funding for the Canon
Model SX -310 after hearing
favorable reports on its operation
1n tests by I he engineering de-
partment.
The city received two bids for
· the machine, and the Canon
calculntor proposal was $827
more t han • bid from the Monroe Company.
Thal fi rm objected to an
en!li n eerln g depar tment
endorsement of the Canon pro-
duct, claiming the city engineers·
specifi ed the more costly
caJcuJator In their request.
City Manacer Fred Sorsabal
reminded councilmen that court
decisions in the past have ruled
<'ily engineers have the authority
to limit spectricatlons to one
source.
He said the engineers' decision
to specify one calculator, "was
strictly a judgm ent calJ on their
part."
fie !13ld the Canon calculator
"appears to be the best machine
fitted to our porUcuJru-nff<b in
our engineering division."
Tax Talk Slate d ·
• Tax attorney Larry Bemis will
be the speaker Thursday at a
breakrast meeting or t he
Newport Harbor·Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors. -
The meeting starts a t 8 a.m. at
the Marriott llolcl.
Kne e l a n d 's r epea t ed
repr imands to advise Chat·
t e r ton of the pr e sent
whereabouts of the motor boat.
It is alleged lbat an aborted
sale of drugs led Hester and four
other men to burst Into a sunset
Beach home last Nov. 8 and kill
its two occupants.
Hester has admltled uslng a
machinegun t.o take the life or
Janel Mae Metz. 34, who shared
the home at 16861 Bayview
Drive with the man identified as
the real target of the angry drug
dealers -Ronald Cauwels, Z7.
Hes ter has testified in his own
defense that he acted In self de·
tense when he cut down Mrs.
Metz with a burst from the
automatic weapon. He told the
jw-y that she had a gun in her
hand and he was compelled to
shoot. .
Hester l.s one of t1'ree defe.
dants who have been granted
separate trials for the killings or
Mrs. Metz and Cauwels. Two
other indicted defendants will go
on trial together.
Hes ter today denied the pro·
secuUon 's suggestion that he was
hired for $20,000 to eliminate
Cauwels after the victim earlier
robbed two drug dealers known
to Hester of 174 pounds of marl·
juana and then refused to pay
The Newport B eac h
Republic:an stands convicted or
bribery charges stemming from
illegalities also committed dur-
ing his term as county assessor.
Hinshaw. 51, was senten<'ed to
one to 14 years in state prison and
ls free on appeal.
Forbeck w as convicted on
criminal charges which were
later reduced to misdemeanor
level. He is no longe r employed
by the assessor 's office.
Vallerga was removed from
the office or county assessor
which he too k over after
Hlnshaw's election followin_g two
trials hel<f oulsfae Orange Coun-
ty on related crim inal charJes.
Vallerga received suspended
jail sentences and fines for bis
role in the 1972 congressional
campaign.
Upton ple aded guilty to
criminal charges and was re-
leased from jail and fined after
agreeing to appear as a prosecu·
lion witness in Hinshaw's first
trial. He is no longer employed
by the assessor's office.
the $20,000 that was tbe agreed Syri IF/ price for the drug shipment. a ,.,, a171S
Chatterton reminded Hester
lbat he told a sheriff's omce in-A • t A t vestigator shortly after his ar-gaim C S
rest that he had been hired t.o • . head the Sunset Beach r aid for BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)
the sum named. Syria has threatened to step up
.. Well it isn 't true" Hester Its milit ary inter vention in
told Ch~tterton. ··1 gJess I told Lebanon if Palestinian guerrillas
him that to put him oft the and their Moslem leftist allies try
track." to s abotage tbe inauguration
Sept. 23 of President-elect Elias
3 Hit in Shooting
SIGNAL HILL CAP) -Three
persons were shot when a man
turned away from the Foothill bar
because he was drunk allegedly'
pulled a pistol and opened fire.
PoUce sajd Jaime Cruz, 30, was
booked for invesUgatlon of Al·
templed murder.
Sarkis, Christian sources report·.
ed today.
The sources said Syrian gov-
ernment o fficials made the
threat Monday during meetings
in Damascus with one of their
chief Lebanese allies, Pierre
Gemaye l o f the Ch ris ti an
Phalange party. which has the
largest Christian militia fighting
in the civil war.
Eats And All
Bruger Burglars Thorougli
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Thieves expert at ad·
ding insult to injury observed Labor Day by breaking
into Antoine Fan.noun's hamburger house and stea l Ing:
The French fryer.
-The chocolate·maldng machine.
The corr cc maker.
-Change from the cigarette machine. All the meat patties.
··The sort drink machine.
-The hot dogs.
-A hundred gallons of cooking oil.
-The sign that said, "Smile, you're on a crook·
catching camera~ ..
-The cam er a .
TONIGtrr
COSTA M f;.lo)A CITY COUNCIL
Regular ml'ctlng. Cit)' lhlll,
6.30 11.m
W£0N ESDA \', SEl'T. 8
StNIOR CITIZ•;NS CLUB
Community Rt-crNaUon Centl·r.
TUt'S • Wt'd • Thurs. 12·3 p m.
CO AST CO l\IM UN l TY
COU.EGF. ROARD Hcgulur
ml'l'ling, 1370 Adam11. Costa
Mesa. 8p.m.
{'OST/\ M ESA COUNTY
WAT!o;R BUARO Regular
meeting, 1071 Placentia. 6:30 p m
COASTLINE CC LE(.'TURE -
"Llvln1e Truthfully.·• Or. Arthur'
L. Biett lt>cturer. Newport.
Harbor Jhgh au<Satonum. 7:30 p.m.
MesiJ Council
Facing Heavy
Agenda Today
Costa Mesa councilmen. facing
one of their heaviest council
agendas ever. will mull 10 zone
exception applications and hold
nine public hearings tonight
starting at 6. 30 in council cham-
bers.
In other uction. the council
will:
-Consider endorsing a county
poUcy of maximum preservatfon
for open space of the Irvine Com· •
pany coastal area between
Newport Bench and Laguna
Beach.
-A c t o n the proposed
purchase of two more parcels in
the so-called Super-Block Com-
munity Center area in downtown•
Costa Mesa.
-Hear a plan ror the extension
of Bear Street in north Costa
Mesa south of Baker Street and
the Corona de l Mar Freeway.
Store Cle rk
Kidnaped
In Ne wport 1
Two wo uld-be bandits. ap-
parently frustrated by a burglar
alarm, reportedly ktdnaped ther
clerk of the Arches Liquor Store:
Newport Beach police said to-
day.
According to police . the abduc,
lion bc~an after closing Snturdav
morning a nd lasted for an hou0r·
and a half while the clerk was
driven around Orange and U1s
Angeles counties.
The clerk, Thomas Froehle, 32,
said he wa's finally freed in Long
Beach at about 4 a .m.
He said he was accosted by the
pair just as he finished closing
the store at 3334 W. Coast
Highway. •
Froehle told police one of the
men appeared lo have a gun and
they demanded to be let into the
sto re.
The clerk told them that the
alarm system had been activated
on a timer. and if he tried Lo open
the store before the timer went
off, the alarm would sound.
He said the pair then put him ,
into their <'!Ir a nd began driving.
Al one point. he said, they talked
about killing him, but th~y finally
evicted him from the car nenr
Pacific Coast Highway in Long
Beach.
SIGN .••
sign mig ht be imposed as a con·
dltlon or the rental extension.
"We have received many com.
plaints about the sign," Wyn n ,
said. "r explained that It wall
likely that Its removal would be
imposed as a condition of re-
newal."
Church leade rs apparently
took Wynn's m cssa1tc to h<'~rt
and had the sign taken down.
The slJtn fl rlll wen up in 1972,
but It wo11 lukcn down u yem
later when the planning com·
ml"!'llon round It in violulion Of
the city's siJtn ordinance.
However. the r emovul woas ap
l)('Oled to the city council and . Ir
J anuary 1974, councilrncn re·
versed the plaonin1 com.
mission 'a stand.
Wynn said recently complatnts ,
about the sign have ~n bastd
on the fact that the church ls now
city property and some residents
hav• objected to .haviq a re-
ligious message on public pro-,
perty.
Muhammad's Mate Wants Out • r. r
'CHICAOO (AP> -Khallla
All. wife or heavyweight cha m-
pion Muhammad All, has riled tor a divorce on gl'OWlds ot men-
tal cruelty and desertlon, her at
tomeysays.
T he attorney. Davi d W.
W"alliams or Los Angeles, con·
flrmed details about lbe divorce
action.
An assistant to Mrs. All said
All was served with legal papers
in Show Low, Ariz., where the
heavf'l'ei1ht cham pion ls train·
ing for a Sept. 28 bout again,,t
challenger Ken Norton In Yankee
stadium at New York City.
Mrs . AH's spokesman said
Judge Robert L. Hunter issued a
temporary restraining order pro.
f
hi biting Ali from concealing or In
any way disposing of the assets
and properties of their mantace.
lncludinf receipt~ f rom the UUc
bout against Norton.
· All morried the former BeUnd•
. Boyd in 1967. She later as&umed a
Mosl em n•me , just as All
· chan1ed hJs name rrom Cassius
Clay. The couple, recently
..
separated, have four children.
In a· certificate of parenthood
1 flied with the Berrien County.
Mich.. Re«iister of Deeds last.
month, All acknowledged that be
fathered a baby girl born Au1. g
to VeronJca Porche. o frequ~nt
tom-p3nion of Ali the past two, years.
t
Orange Coast
ED ITI ON
Today"'s Closinl(
N.Y.Stoeks
VOL. 69, NO. 251, 2 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA • SEPTEMBER 7, 1976 N TEN CENTS I
Commission Ponders Skateboard Park .. ,
A plan to put a skateboard park
next to the Community Youlh
Center 1.t orona del Mar will be
discuss<.>d Lonighl by members of
the Newport Beach Pa rks,
Beaches and Recreation Com·
mission
Cal Stewart, director of Parks,
Beaches a nd Recrealion, said his
staff studied six ir\•ine Company·
owned sites proposed for the park
and opted for one directly ea.st of
the center that would take advan-
tage of the slope in J asmine
Ravine.
The propose! calla for develop-
ment of the park by a private
company.
Stewart said be estimates con·
struclion costs at about SlS0,000
with an additional C06l ot aboul
$40,000 a year for liability ln·
surance that wouJd cover the
park operator as weJl as the city
and the Irvine Company.
Stew art said today he expects a
large turnout for the discussion
because some r esidents already
have indicated opposition lo the
proposed park.
He said the Youth Center s ite
was chosen because it is a place
that already atlracts a aubsta.n·
tial nu.mber of young people, it
bas a source ot electricity which
provides power for the night
lightint of tbe baseball fields and
the site is one that the Irvine
Comp&ny had already set aside
in case the Youth Center is ever
displaced by construction or a
highway along Fifth Avenue.
The plan under consideration
calls for the city to lease the site
from lbe Irvine Company and
\Hen grant a concession for the
park's development and opera·
lion to a private firm aL a price
which will cover the cost or the
leue.
That way. Stewart said, the
park will not cost taxpayers
anylbjng.
A park for skateboarders has
been sought since the first of U1e year when councilmen outlawed
the sport in Spyglass Hill and
Dover Shores, two ol the favorite
s kateboarding sites in the city.
The Jrvlne Company originally
became lnvol~ed not tone after
that when company ofClclals
• closed oft the abandoned San
Joaquin Reservoir in Corona dcl
·lt1ar. Skateboarders had been us-
ing the empty resen olr.
lt "''as offered to the cily for use
as a park, but city officials
turned the ofler down because
they said the reservoir was too
dangerous.
Hands Off Bid
Judge. Raps County Board·
~11v l't1e1 ,.,,.,. •v ,..,,1c~ 0'0.-11
By GARY GRANVILLE Of•.,. oallv r11ots1.ttt
Superior Court Judge
Raymond Vincent has stated he
doesn't think Orange County's
Juvenile Court s hould take
philosophical directions from the-
-counry Board of Supervlsors.
• Judge Vincent also said be is
··surprised and dismayed' .. that
county administrators have "so
little apparent understanding or
the separation of powers con-
cept.''
The presiding judge of the
Kissinger
Aid Asked
·In Mrica
JUVENILE JUSTICE
1976
county's Juvenile Court made hjs
comments in a letter to Board of
Supervisors Chairman Ralph
Diedrich.
Touching off Judge Vincent's
three-page m essage was an
earlier three-paragraph memo
he and the county supervisors
SIGN REMOVED FROM SIDE OF CHURCH BUILDING THAT NOW BELONGS TO CITY
In Newport Beach, the City Manager Opts tor Separation of Church and State
ltAMBURG, West Germany
CAP> -Secretary or State Henry
A. Kissinger has bttn asked by
Tanianian Pres ident. Julius
Nyerere to begin a diplomatic
1b.aUle. ln Africa-. a senior American official on Kissinger's Church Sign
Removed By
City Order
By JOAN NE RE\'NOLDS
O! l~t Dally 1'01<>1 St•ll
After four year s of con -
troversy. the "Praise Ye the
Lord" sign on the First Baptist
Church or Newport Harbor has
been removed.
Church omcials. who ordered
the sign taken down this morn-
ing. \\OUld say only that lhey
were acting on the advice of
Newport Beach City Manager
Rotwrt Wynn
Wynn ex pla ined that the
church site on Cliff Drive Is
ownt'd h} the city wh ic h
purchal>Cd the property for a
park.
I\ month a~o. church rcpresen.
ta11ves appl',ired before the city
coun<'•I . :.eek1nf:! an extension or
thl' rt•nt.11 a~rcement that allows
them to ust• the fal'ltit1es.
No ngrcemt•nt was reached ul
that liml'. bt'cause councilmen
wantt'd lo rind mil what the
scheduk for development of the
park is lo bl'
Thul scht•Jule. to be presented
'to th<' Parks, Beaches and
H<>crl.'ulion Cornm1ssion tonight.
culls for d<>v<>lopmenl over a
four YNtr p('nod which would al-
low use of lht' church for al least
three morc v\•(1rs.
Wynn cxpla1ned th;1l the
i.che<lul(• could be changed b_y the
comm1s11ion which 14111 send Its
rl.'commendat1011 to the city
<'Ouncll on Monday. The council
coulrl also modify the proJ)O~<.'<l
development time plan.
Wynn suid In a meeting with
t'hurch officials thal he suggest·
<See IGN, P•geAZ)
MONKEY OFF
'IllEIR BACK
.. We experienced very good
response to the ad and sold our
monkey."
That ·s the advertising success
story told by the Ne~ Beach
woman who placed this c lassified
ad in the Daily Pilot:
Rhc.-,.us 1\1 acaque rem.
moolcey. l yr old. Adora·
ble personahty, not
mean, Loves Kids. ~~~~~x!?x::~~ to gd,
you have a pet to sell. call
5678. It only takes a few
ds in lhe right place to at-
ct a buyer.
,Along the Orange Coast, the
nght place to advertise is in the
• ~aHy Pilot.
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(
FrDl.t RustDng
Irvine Avocados Recovered
Avocado rustlers who attempt.
ed to steal about 700 pounds or
avocados from an Irvine Co m·
pany grove were sought early to·
day by a search party consisting
of a helicopter, Irvine Ran.ch de·
puti~s and Irvine police.
The search party finally aban·
doned its search in the grove, but
the thieves' car, packed with
avocados, w as impounded by
police.
An Irvin e R anch Deputy
spotted the car in the grove short·
ly after 12:30 a .m., off Yale
Ave nue north of Irvine
Boulevard. He called for rein·
forcements after he heard voices
and then heard the bandits run·
ning away.
Police borrowed the Costa
Mesa helicopter a nd then scoured
lhegrove.
Police said at least 700 pounds
ot avocados were packed in the
trunk of the car a nd that the cur-
rent value of the fruit is 61 cents
per pound. That brings the total
value to more than $400.
Pioneer in Aviation
Mr. Ellllblade Dead
Ralph C. "Swede" Elmblade,
one or the Marine Corps' earliest
aviation mechanics, dJed Satur-
day in Costa Mesa.
The 77-yea r·old r e ti"d
mechanic. who received a 40·
year award for federal service as
an enlisted m an and later
civilian management analyst at
the Marine Corps Air Station. El
Toro, died after a lengthy illness.
The former master t echnical
sergeant repaired World War I
d<>llavilland biplanes, Vought
Cor sairs a nd Curtiss OC·2
Falcons during his yea.rt Jn the
Marine Corps.
Newspaper clipp\ngs from the
Marine Corps report Elmblade
and a pilot crash landed near the
HaJtian border in a deHaviUand
DH4B while on duty in 'Santo
Domingo with Observation
Squadron One.
Although the blpl3ne's LeWis
mac hine gun was smashed
beyond repair. Elm blade held orr
naUves for two days by menacing
them with the gun until rescue
crews arrived to pick them up.
Mr. Elmblade was with the
first Marine units assigned lo
<See PIONEER. Page AZ)
plane revealed today. •
The official, who talked to re-
porters during a flight from
Paris to this north German port
city, said the attempt to resolve
the fester ing racial problem
between blacks and whites in
soulh,ern Africa probably will.
start no later than Monday.
The m essage reached Kiss-
inger tbls morning in Paris as he
was preparing to brief French
President Valery Giscard d'Es-
taing on his three·day meeting in
Zurich with South African Prime
Minister John Vorster.
The message from Tanzania
was on behalf of Nyerere only
and did not speak for the four
other black leaders wbohavejust
concluded a s ummjt conference on the African situation in Dar es
Salaam. However, the invitation
is considered a positive develop..
ment because Nyerere, although
a moderate, has considerable in·
fluence with the more radical
black leaders.
The senior official was def"utile
in stating he would go to Africa,
perhaps making his fU"St stop in
Dakar. Senegal.
But late r. an aide to the
•secretary said a derinite decision
would not be made until after
Kissinger bears from William E.
Schaufele, assistant secretary of
st.ate for African affairs, who has
been dispatched to the Tanzanian
capital to brief black African
leaders on the Zurich meeting
andtoheartbeirreadions.
The !our visiting leaders to the
black summit were expected lo
be gone from Dar es Salaam
before Scbaufele's arrtval. leav·
log him to meet. with only
Nyerere. ,.
IS THIS STAG BANDIT?
Vldlm Describes Gunman
Thieves Rob
Newport Bar,
Take $5,000
Newport Beach police are in-
vestigating the robbery of a
Newport Pier-area bar in which
$5,000 was taken by a lone gun·
man.
The robbery at the Stag, 125
McFadden Place, took place
after closing e arly Monday
morning.
Employe Gary Overly, 26, who
was clea:.tlng up, said he opened
the back door to put out some
empty boxes at about 3:45 a.m .• when be was confmnted by the
robber who was brandishing a
blue s teel revolver .
He said the man ordered him
back ins ide and had him Ue on
the floor while he checked out the
cash registers.
Overly said that, when the ban·
dit found the registers empty, he
ordered him into the walk-in
refrigerator, locking the door
behlndhlm.
The employe said he was
• locked in the refrigerator until
5:45 a.m. when anolher employe.
Robert Bobbit, found hi!".
According to the two mert, tho
safe had been broken into and
ranaacked.
<See STAG, Page AZ>
The 26-year Costa Mesa resi·
dent retired from active duty in
1942. Joining the air station's
Manage ment Engineering ()(ficc
in that year.
Jobs Cheer Wives
During those early years ln
Marine aviation, Elmblade
fought bandits in Nicaraiua and
Santo Domingo, and once held otr
Haitian n.Uves with a broken
~hine gun in 1923.
Figh in -Bar-
'Dtree
STOCKTON (AP) -Three
men beUeved to be illegal aliens
were shot to death by a bartender
when they refused to stop fi1bt-
in&, San JoaCIQin Coua\y sheriff'!
otricers say.
The three got involved in a
fight Monday night at the Casa
Alvaredo Bar eight miles south
of here at French Camp across
from San Joaquin General
Hospital, deputies said.
Sociologi,st Calh Working Women Happier
CIDCAGO CAP)-Housewives percentorthote who held jobs ex·
who work outside the home arc pressed dissatisfaction. ·
happier than those who don't a She based her conclusion on in·
Connecticutsociologistsays. ' terviews with 13S women living
The social contact and the in a working-class community
sattsfactlbn or knowing a jol> has ~nar ltcrsnrn. None had l)Ye·
been well done contributed to the school-age children at home .
happiness of the women studied More than a third had not
by the sociolo1i1t. Dr. Myra rmisbed high school, but. three
Marx Ferree of the Univenily of hM college degrees.
Connecticut. Just over ball worked outside
Writing in the September lsaue · the home -in such jobs u clerb
of Psychology Tod.,, Dr. Ferree in supermarkets and department
said . "These were not stores. waitresses, factory
glamorous, excittnc careers, but workers, typists, and nurse's
the wh•e. who held such Jobs aides. A few were bookkeepers,
were happier and more •atlafled bank tellers and beauticians •
with their Uves than I.be women Dr. Ferree pointed out that a
who were full-time bouMwives." job "bu clear requirements and·
While 26 percent al fulMlme dear p~fs. ln money, social
housewives aald they ...,. dj.s-We and a sense of accomp~b·
satisfied with tbeir ll"'9 Cllll)t 1' meal;" lt \Uea a woman out o(
'
the home and gives her social
contact , .. and the regular
paycheck ls proof of work well
done.
"But a housewife's day is
llever done, anOlifi' tii1ts often
bring neither tanlf ble rewards
nor social connections,•• she saJd.
"The housewives expend '1'eat
effort but don't get recognition
for it: their husbands accuse
!hem of 'dolog notbiQg all day'
and in the next breath remind
them that their duly ia to stay
home and keep house," the
sociolo1ilt s'-id.
.. As a result, many housewives
have an uncertain Idea of what
their occupation requires, and
how well or poorly tbey are doing
it," be said.
were s e nt by County Ad·
minlstralive Officer Robert
Thomas.
In his memo, Tflomas said, "{
am concerned that the Juvenile
Court and Probation (Depart-
ment) are not totally foll.owing
lhe board's philosophy."
"This is evidenced by the
higher than normal Juvenile Jlall
population during the summer
months,'' Thomas continued.
Jn answer to the Thomas
memo. Judge Vincent said he is
(SffJUDGE, PageA2)
Candidate
Aims Barb
At Kelley
CROTON, Conn. <AP> -Jim·
my Carter said today he would
have fired FBI Director Clarence
Kelley if he had been president
and known tbe facts behind re· •
cent allegations against him.
"Knowing what I Jtnow now,
yes, 1 would have fired him,"
Carter declared.
Nonetheless. Carter's press
secretary, Jody Powell, 11aid the
candidate is not at this time call-
ing for Kelley's resignation.
Carter replied lo questions .
aboard his aircraft, Peanut I, as.
be flew to Groton from a ques-
tion-and-answer session with slu·
dents at Brooklyn College in New
York. He told the s tudents:
"The director of the FBI
should be purer than Caesar 's
wife ••. He sh o uldn't have
federal funds being given to de·
corate his house.'•
There was no immediate reply
trom Kelley or frorn the Ford
campaign.
Carter made the statements u
he pledged help for the ciUes and
blamed unemployment during
Republican administrations and
bad examples by public officials
for rising crime among the
young.
He specifically cited ''d•s·
graceful actions or the FBI."
When he became dJrector or
the FBI, Kelley had drapery
valances built in hill living room
by bureau employes.
Kelley has said the work wa!1
done without his knowled1e and
has reimbursed the government
SJSS tor labor and materials.
President Ford rejected a rc-
com mend a ti o n that. ho fire
Kelley for the Incident and tor ac-
cepting 1ifls worth up to Sl05 on
special occasions from FBI ex-I I ecutlves.
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.II DAlLV PILOT N T1.1esd11 Seplemt>er 1 19715
A11i1rtal "Starced'
Dog Devours
fufant Girl
• NEW YORK CAP> -1\ mother
who lefl h er rive-day old
daughter alon · with a atarving
German shcphl'rd while she went
to 1el money for food returned to
find the b11by dead, porth1lly
eaten by the l5·pound dog
The woman WUlf chp.r1Zed ~1th
)legUgent homicide. The dog w;.1.
destroyed.
"I lert the b;lby on the floor
with the dog lo protect It. . . The
dof ate my baby1" Joanne
Bashold, 24 , told pobce Monday
wh<'n they arrived at her hurrcn
slxlh·Ooor ~ alkup apartml•nt rn
Spanish Harlem
1-=ro"• Page ,I I'
JUDGE ...
.. surprtsed and dismayed" at
what he sees a6 the ad ·
minis trator·s failure to un·
derstand the separation of
powers concept
.. As you kno\\, UH' Juvenile
Court 1s subject to lhe philosophy
of statelaw," lhe JUdgesaid.
"To s uggest that It take
philosophical direction from the
Board of Supervisors 1s as incor·
reel as to urge that the board
seek guidance from the court in
tbe area of legislation and ex·
ecutive discretion' .. ~ added.
.Judge Vinc ent also called
Thomas' comment on the sum·
mer population in juvenile hall
1lrtiHogical conclusion'.'
The hall's sum mer population
htke does not mean Juvenile
<1ourt Is not s upportive or
diversion programs that seek lo
treat minor j uvenile offenders in
(-'Ommunily rather than institu·
tfonal settings, according to the
j •dge.
·"I would be remiss 10 my duty
if I released tminor offenders)
slmply to keep the juvenile hall
p(>pulation within a('ceptablc
11hi1ts ," he continued.
·: .. Any implication from Mr.
'(homas that the court is not ac·
t~vely s upporting prevention and
diversion pro~rams is complete·
t)• without foundation," Judge
Vincent insisted.
lie went on to express concern
that the Thomas memo might
·'have a detrimental effect on the
c e>ntinualion of m eetings
b;e t w e e n t h e Bo a r d o r
Super visors and the court."
Those meetings began last spr·
1og arter manaeement auditors
ol the California Youth Authority
suggested thl'y be held to help
improve cooperation between
the legi s lalive ·judicla l ·
aomm1strative branches or coun·
ty. government.
The CYA audit was ordered by
i.uperv1sors as a means to end on
18 -month rift between
supervisors on one hand and the
court and Probation Department
on the other.
•That rift flared after
fupervisors balked at bullchng a
'econd county juvenUe hall pro-
bation officials said was needed.
Supervisors claimed the coun·
ty·s existing hall was being over-
.. rowded by minor juvenile orren·
f ers who did not require or
cserve being held in an jnstitu·
ion.
In his letter to Diedrich, Judie
)'incent assured him the Juvenile
~ourt Is actively supporting pre·
••<>ntion and diversion programs.
Laotian~ . 'truck
· Miss Boshold, who ts unmar-
ried and hat> ltve<i oo welfare
•Ince mov1n1 here from Ohlo In
June, was Jailed ovemlght. She
f~ccd arraignment today 1n
Manhattan Criminal Court.
The dog, a rour·month·old
r('mule Whose rib:s protruded VI!>·
1bly, was dest roycd for cxumina·
tton ot its stomach contents to
verify that it killed the buby.
Police said the dog hadn't eaten
tor at tea:st six days bef'ore the :n·
tack.
Miss Bas hold guve birth to the
l1aby. Carra, at Be llevut
ll ospital on W\!dn esda y .
Authorities said she told them
her pregnancy resulted from a
rape that she never reported to
Police
She returned Sunday night to
her two·room apartment. The on·
ly furmture was a wooden folding
chair and a brown rug folded in
hair on which mother and baby
!lept. The dog slept nearby,
A welfare worker had pro·
m1sed to give her a crib toda}.
:.he said.
On Monday m orning, Miss
nasho1d said. she left the apart·
ment alone at 7 a.m. to pick up
som e belongings Crom the
hospital, including $20 in cash
with which to buy food for
herself. the baby and the dog.
The refrigerator in the apart·
menl was empty. ·
Neighbors in the tenement said
later that as far as they knew,
she wasn ·lfri..e,nds with anyooe10
lhe bwldint.
When she returned later. Carra
was' dead. her tiny body torn,
blood on the muzzle of the dog.
Miss Bashold s aid she rushed to
the street to telephone police.
·•1t was the most s hocking
thing I've ever seen." officer Al
Dwyer said. "I felt outraged that
somethmg like that could hap·
pen."
Dwyer said the baby's arms
\\e re missing and her sternum
and ribs were visible where the
stomach had been. Her face .1as
unmarred.
"We are as horrified as the
police. if not more so." said Sam
Elber. spokesman for the city's
Human Resour ces Administra·
tton, which is responsible for
welfare. "We are Investigating
this, both for the abuse and
negle('t or the child and the his.
tory of the mother's case.''
Police said before thev entered the apartme nt they heard the
dog whimpering Inside. The
animal offered no resistance
"hen authorities put a nooiw
around its neck and led it away lo
the America n Soriety for th{'
Prevention of Cruelty to Animal'.;
to be destroyed.
Miss Bashold's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J P . Bashold of
Kirtland, Ohio. said their
daughter called several limes
last week to t ell of her happiness
at the birth, which her rather said
was a surprise to them. ·
Bashold said his daughter also
asked whether they thought the
dog would get too jealous or the
child. The elder Basholds also
own a German shepherd.
They said she told them she
wanted to come home next
month to show them the child.'
Then she c ailed Monday to tell of
the child's death.
"She was in shock, stunned,"
Mrs. Bashold said. "I was hor·
rifled."
Mrs. Bashold described her
daugher as "a quiet etrl" who.
"like thousands of other girls,"
had gone to New York to Uve.
Youth Robbed
In Newport
: SUSANVILLE CAP) -A group
.C 27 Laotian refugees are un·
•c·cldtd whether to return to a
lattle ran('h. where eieht of their
lhtldrl'n cau1tht pnaimonla dur-
ing their first week In America.
$(-vtn oC the children are re·
~overtn1 lo Lassen Memorial
JtospltAI. · Newport Beach Po11ce are
sl'eklng a transient who robbed a .I""----------, · Mlow traveler ot $130 at eun·
ORANGE COAST " point this weekend.
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Officers said James Rooden.
18, told them he had been stayimt
a t 1412 W. Ocean •~ont with
~ome other transients and he
awoke Friday night to find one of
the other residents rifling his
back pack.
Roaden said lhc man showL'<I
him a pistol and said "I 'm going
to get your money."
The s uspect took the cash Crom
the pack and told Roaden not to
mo,·e while h e fled with the
money.
ArabsSay3
Due for Libya.
NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) -
Three PaJesUnial\$ who bjjacked a Dutch airliner with S> other
persons aboard over Franco and
surrendered the next day in
Cyprus have Jeft for Libya, Arab
sources reported today.
The Greek Cypriot government
denied the report, s"Ying the hi·
Jackers were still In police·
custody in Nicosia. Bul ob·
servers belleved the filOvcmme.nt
was withholding confirmation ol
their departure during the night
until they arrived safely in
lJbya.
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Ex-aide
Blasts
Hinshaw
One of nine Oran~e Counly All•
cssor's ofllce employes lndlcled
by the Grand Jury for their role
ln the 19'12 campaJgn that put
former Auessor Andrew
HiMbaw ln Congress te1tlfled
aaoinst his former boss today tn
Superior Court.
1-'ormer aide Fred Lynn
Forbeck, 43. told ll Jury that h1.•
"as ordered by Deputy County
Assessor Jack Vallerga shortly
after Hinshaw Cih:d for Congregg
to prepare a list of employes In
nis division who could be used In the ('ampa1gn. ·
Forbeck identified Vallerga
und former assessors' aides
James Bertolino and. George Up-
ton u being th~ three men direcl·
ly responsible for his laking a
team of employes drawn from
his comm ert'i a l-industrial
division lo Hi nshaw head·
quarters.
Yl's, the :-mgcr·C'omic: team \\ h1ch broke up 20 years ago
;rnd ha~n 't been together professionally sinc:e was re·
unitt•d !\tonday in Las V<',gas where Lewis was staging
his I Ith annual muscular dystrophy telethon. The sur-
pnM.' r<.'union was engineere d by Frank Sinatra, who
al:--0 appeart<tl on the show-:
Forbeck said he and his team
worked out of Hinshaw's cam·
paign headquarters in the Irvine
Industrial Complex. He said they
worked on county time while
they distrl buted campaign
literature and -'canvassed pro-
spective voters.
Suspect in Slaying
Refuses to Testify
Forbeck testified that be w11s
told to instruct the campaign
workers in bis team to tum in
vacation slips to cover the county,
time spent on the Hinshaw cam-
paign effort.
He said they were further or-
dered to daim overtime spent on
that campaign.
Hlnshaw's alleged authoriza.
lion of the illegal campaign prac·
tices led to the filing or charges of
grand theft, conspiracy, em·
bezzlement and violation or state
codes governing conduct of By TOM BARLEY
Of t11t Oaoly ,., ... Swll
Thomas Hardin Hester defied
the judge today in his Orange
County Superior Court murder
trial and refused to answer
questions on his a1leged role in
what the prosecution claims was ·
a multimillion dollar drug smug·
ghngopcration.
Judge Robert P. Kneeland re-
minded Hester , 29. of Long
Beach. that the defendant aban·
doned his right to invoke the
f'ifth Amendment when he de·
cidcd to testify in his own de·
fensc. ·
But Hester. encouraged by de-
fense attorney Roger Agaja·
nian, stubbornly responded "I
refuse to answer" when as ked
by prosecutor Robert Chat·
terton to name his "Mexican
connection. · ·
Store Clerk
Kidnaped
In Newport
Two would-be bandits, ap-
parently frustrated by a burglar
alarm. reportedly kidnaped the
clerk of the Arches Liquor Store,
Newport Beach police said to-
day.
A('COrding to police, the abdu('-
t1on be~an a fter closinl( Saturday
morning and lasted for an hour
and a hair while the clerk was
driven around Orange and Los
An«eles counties.
The clerk. Thomas Froehle, 32,
said he was finally freed in Long
Beach al about4 a .m.
lie said he was accosted by the
palr just as he finished closing
the s to re al 3334 W. Coast
• Highway.
Froehle told Police one or the
men appeared to have a gun and
they demanded lo be let Into the
store.
The clerk told them that the
alarm system had been activated
(lo a timer, and if he tried lo open
the store before the timer went
off. the alarm would sound.
Ile said the pair then put him
Into their.car and began drivlnf{.
At one Pomt, he said, they talked ~1oout klllln1 him, but they finaUy
t•victed him from the car near
Paclnc Coast. lflghway In Long
Beach.
Fra• 1•a9e Al
STAG •••
Police said estimat.ed loss from
the robbery bas been set. at.
SS.000.
' The s uspect Is described as 25
lo 30 years old. standing five feet
10 inches to six feet in hetgbt. and
wei1hlng 180 pounds. He has Ugbl
brownbalr.
It is alleged that Hester and
members of bis drug ring used a
high powered speed boat named
the "Marauder " to bring drugs
to Southern California from
Mexico by sea.
He refused, to discuss that
operation today and he further
refused d espite Judge
Kneeland 's repeated
reprimands to advise Chat-
terton or the present
whereabouts of the motor boat.
It is alleged that an aborted
sale of drugs led Hester and four
other men to burst into a &,nset
Beach home last Nov. 8 and klll
its two occupants.
Hester has admitted using a
m achinegun to take the life of
Janet Mae Metz, 34, who shared
the home at 16861 Bayview
. Drive with the man identified as
the real target or the angry drug
dealers -Ronald Cauwels, 'J:7.
Hester has testified in hls own
defense that he acted in self de·
fense when he cut down Mrs.
Metz with a burst from the
automatic weapon. He told the
jury that she had a gun in her
hand and he was compelled to
shoot.
Hester is one of three defen-
dants who have been granted
separate trials for the killings or
Mrs. Metz and Cauwels. Two
other indicted defendants will go
on trial together.
Hester today denied the pro·
secution 's suggestion that he was
hired for $20,0001 to eliminate
Cauwels after the.victim earlier
robbed two drug dealers known
to Hester of 174 pounds of mari·
juana and then refused to pay
the $20,000 that was the agreed
price ror the drug shipment.
Chatterton reminded Hester
that be told a sheriff's offi ce in·
vestigator shortly art.er his ar-
rest that he had been hired to
head the Sunset Beach raid for
the sum named.
· "Well, it isn't true." Hester
told Chatterton. "I guess I told
him tbat. to put. him off lhe
track.''
public officials. .
The Newport Beach
Republican stands convicted of
bribery cha1·ges stemming Crom
illegalities also committed dur-
ina his term as county assessor.
Hinshaw, 51, was sentenced to
one to 14 years in state prison and
is freeon appeal.
Forbeck was convkted on
criminal charges which were
later reduced to misdemeanor
level. He is no tonger e mployed
by the assessor's office.
Vallerga was removed from
the office or county assessor
which h e took 01ter after
Hinshaw's election following two
trials held outside Orange Coun·
ty on related criminal charges.
Vallerga received suspended
jail sentences and fines for his
role in the 1972 congressional
campaign.
Upton pleaded guilty to
criminal charges and was re·
leased from jail and fined after
agreeing to appear as a prosecu-
tion witness in Hinshaw's first
trial. He is no longer employed
by the assessor's office.
Syria Warns
Against Acts
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)
Syria has threatened to step up
its military intervention in
Lebanon Ir Palestinian guerrillas
and their Moslem leftist allies try
to sabotage the inauguration
Sept. 23 of President-elect Elias
Sarkis, Christian sources report-
ed today.
The soure·es said Syrian gov·
e rnment officials made the
threat Monday during meeUngs
in Damascus with one of their
ehlef Lebanese allies, Pierre
Gemayel of the Christian
Phalange party, which has the
largest Christian militia fighting
in the civil war.
Eats And All
Burger Bruglars Tlwrough
SAN FRANCCSCO (AP> -Thieves expert at ad·
ding lnsult to Injury observed Labor Day by breaking
lnoo Antoine Fannoun's hamburger house and stea l-
ing:
-The French fryer.
-The cbocol ate-making machine.
-The corree maker.
-Change from the cigarette machine.
-All the meat patties.
-The soft drink machine.
-The hot dogs.
-A hundred gallons of cooklng olL .
-The sign that said, "'Smile, you're on a crook· catching camera." ·
-The camera~
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AVIATION PIONEER DIES
Coit• MeH '1 Elrnbl•de
li'rott1 Pog~ ,, I
PIONEER ...
' aircraft ('arriers ond served
aboard the l,JSS l,angley, tl1c U.S.
Navy's first curier.
llis mechanical skills earned
him a place on Lhe Navy team in
the Puhtzer Air Races in the ear·
ly 1920s.
The former Marine enlisted
man is survived by hls wife. Eul:t
Faye, of the Costa Mesa home.
and two brothers in Pen-
nsylvania.
Services will be held at 2 p.m
Wednesday al Bell Broadway
Chapel in Costa Mesa with burial
following ot Harbor Rest
Memorial Park.
Newport Art
Exhibit by
Fa1nilies Set
The art exhibit that will de·
('Orate the Newport Beach city
hall for the next m onth Is a Cami·
ly affair. The works on display
•have all been produced by city of.
ficials, employes and their
families.
:(he 53-piece exhibit features
oil paintings done by Trudi
Rogers, wife of Mayor Howard
Rogers and photographs by City
Councilman Ray WilUams and
Library Trustee Carte r
McDonald.
There are als<1 stained gl:iss
windows done by Hugh Coffin,
assistant city attorney, Neil
CO('roft of the fire department.
and Don Webb of the publi<'
works department.
Every city department 1s
represented in the exhibit.
This marks the third year that
a city employe exhibit has been
displayed al city hall.
f 'rotta Page-1t I .
SIGN ...
ed. "as one man's opinion" thnt
removal of the 200.square fool
sign might be imposed as a con·
dition of the rental extension.
"We have received many com-
plaints about the sign,·· Wynn
s aid. "( explained that it was
likely that its removal would be '
imposed as a condition of re-
newal.••
Church lenders apparently
took Wynn's message to heart
and had the sign taken down.
The sign first wen up in 1972.
but it was taken down a year
later when the planning com·
mission found it in violation or
the city's sign ordinance.
However, the removal was ap
pealed lo the city council and, ir
J anuary 19711, 'councilmen re·
versed the planning com·
mission's stand.
Wynn said recently complaints
about the sign have been based
on the fact that the church is now
city property and some resident..s
have objected to having a re
Jigious message on public pro·
perty.
The park to be built on the slk
is called Ensign View Park.
Work has been started on the
first phase or development which
('alls for some landscaping on
land just east of the church .
Marine Faces
Murder Rap
OCEANSIDE (AP) -Mar'lne
Lance Cpl. Anthony McDaniel,
21 , was booked for lnve1Ugatlon.
of murder todoy an.er o sidewalk
,' argumf'nt In which u man wa11
stabbed to death.
The victim wu Eflllsa
Maiava, a 24-year-old Somoan
American who worked for a tire
fa('tory In San Clemente. Jlls
brother lssaako, 20, w111 taken to
Tri·City Hospital with aerlous
stab wounds. They lived In
Oceanside together.
Muhammad's Mate Wants Out
CHICAGO (AP) -KhaUla
Al l. wife of heavyweight cham-
pion Muhammad All, hHt fUtd
for a djvorce on grounds of men·
tal cruelty ind desertion, her at·
tomey sa~s.
The attorney, David W.
Williams of Loa Angeles, con·
firmed details about the divorce
action.
An a11l1tant to Mrs. All said
Ali was aerved with lt1al papers
in Show Low, Ariz .• where the
heavyweight champion lt train·
ing tor a Sept. 28 bout aaainst
challenaer Ken Norton ln Yankee
Stadium at New York City.
Mrs. All's spokesma" Hid
Judae Robert L. HlllMr issued a
temporary restrainlq order pro-
hlbltini AU rrom conceallna or In
any way dltpoalna ot the useta
and propertie1 of their marriaae.
includinl recelptl from the \iUe
bout against Norton.
• Ali married the font1er Belinda
• Boyd in 1967. She later assumed a
Moslem name. Just. as AU
· chaniect bia name from Calliua
Clay. Tbe couple, recently
separated, have rourchlldren. ... .
In a certlfkate of parenthood
, riled with the Berrien County,
Mich., Re•lster of Deeds Wt
month, All acknowledaect thafhe I
fathered a baby girl born Aug. 6 f
to ~eronica Porche, a frequent~
companion of All Ufe put two ·
years.
Tuesday Sep1ember 7 1976 • DAIL V PILOT
..
Tax Rebel Claims U.S. Sidiulles All
Wben tbe Judge aulgned to
Don Crane's trial Sept. 21 1n Lo5
Angeln federal court calla out
.. United States of America -vs.
Dooakt McKay Crane" il'• a ule
tMt the Fountain Valley man will
wince u be walks forward to de-
fend himself.
• FOi' Crane. 54, of 9514 Gardenia Ave., lirmJy belleves that he's
defending bla adopted nation
rather than opposing il by rerus-
' ing to pay $13,3~.80 in federal in-
come taxes over the past rive
years. "
In fact. the Australian.born
tool and die make r believes. he is
in a better position to defend the
U.S. Constitution ,than many
native born Americans.
.. Loo)( at it this way." he said.
··1 s wore when 1 became an '
American citizen to support and
defend the Constitution against
all enemies fore ign and domestic
and that gives me some kind of a
mo r al e dg e over fellow
Amen cans who were born in this
wonderful country."
It seems almost certain that
~the oath and the attitude wlll give
\Crane no kind of edge in federal
court where the track r ecord or
t ax revolters ca.a o nly be
d escribed as abysmaJ.
.-.--D'l'ane-+s-well awareof the odd
facing him. But he is not de-
terred: he has no intention of
1 paying the taxes before trial and
they will not be paid voluntanly
if the judge's ruling goes against
him. ·
He well knows that the proper·
ty of himself and his wife, Stella.
will-be subject to seizure and that
he could go to prison ir convicted
of tax evasion.
Crane Insists the U.S main-
tains "a taxing system that 1s ii·
legal and unconstitutional and
which involves a currency that 1s
not tecllnically legal tender.
"Our judges know this," Crane
said. ..They well know as they
convict tax protesters prosecuted
as I am being prosecuted that
they a re a lso violating our
Constitution by failing to use it to
prevent the mutilation of our
money system.
"The pledge refers lo enemies
fo reign and domestic." Crane
pointed out. "And I think many
Americans ar~ beginning to S<'e
as clearly as I see 1t thl' sabotagl' nr our Constitution rrom Within ..
Quak es Joh Italy
UDINE. llnly (AP) Strong
tremors have jolted the earth·
quake·ravaged FrsuJi region with
a roar exactly four months after
the-r\T:fy 6 disaster that kilred
nearly 1.000 persons
'MONEY NOT LEGAL'
T•x Pro tester Cf•ne
Cr ane. who prefers t o. be
labeled a patriot rather than a
tax rebel, has tried to explain to
Internal Revenue Service of·
ficials and is now trying to ex-
plain to federal court authorities
ffiaflie did-no receive an income
in the years in question.
It stands to reason, Crane
argues, that the man who f'e·
ceives nothing in real income can
hardly be expected to pay in-
come lax. 1-
He has petitionOO the court: "It
is my sine~ ~lief that. as of March 18;! • etteral Re~erve
notes ceased to be legal tender
for au debts public and private.
"I firmly believe Feder al
Reserve notes are not dollars as
reqwred by the Internal Revenue
SCAGNames
New Director
LOS ANGELES (AP) -An en·
\'ironmental planning expert has
been appointed executive dircc·
lor of the Southern California As·
~ociation of Governments. the six
c·ounty re~ional planning agency.
The appointment of Mark
Pisano. 3-l. e nded a nationwide
hunt for a s uccessor to Rav
He rn y. now deputy to Mayo·r
Bradley
Pisano. currently director of
the Environmental Protect ion
i\gency·s water planmng division
1n Washington, will direct
SCAG's advisory planning and
coordinating role in Los Angeles,
Orange, San Bern ardino,
Riverside and Impe1fal counties.
'Mad Hatter' Heist
Suspect Arrested
C RSON t A P > A 32·ycar-old
1tiner:ml plasterer has been ar
rested in connection with a
:.en cs of 26 so-called "Mad llul
ter .. rohbcrici; In Southern
California.
Shcriff"s dcputtl'S and FRI
agents Friday arrested John
Martin Laurito. an uncmplQyed
plastt'rcr. at lhe Carson home of
h.is gi rl friend.
Authorities said Laurito wai.
;1llc1Xedly res ponsible for robbinit
26 banks in a w1ctc!>prt.•ad ur('u
from u rar south U!> Oran$(C
County to as far north ::1s South
Pnsudena and Alhambra.
The suspect. who wore a d1f
fl'r<'nt type hat durinf( l':lCh rob
hery. reportedly has a $125·n ·du~
heroin and methadone habit
Lnunto was lmmcd1nt<'IY ;er
ruiAnt't! tx•for<' o U S M 01otistrah•
m conn<'ct1on with tht' M ay 7 rob
hery of ~·n J\mt.>ricnn Suvmgs and
Help Sougli!-
To l<h11tify
Coast Body
Orange County sheriff's
officers appealed to the
public again today for help
in identi(ying a body found
Aug. 23 on t he Ortega
Hlghway 11 miles east or
San Juan Capistrano.
Investigators believe
that the dead youth. 15 or
16, was killed in another
area and then stuffed into
the trash bag discovered
by a biker who spotted the
body as he kicked the bag
to the side or the road.
Olfi«rs described the
victim, w ho WJlS s hot. through the bead, 'las being
about 100 pounds, five-foot.
six and with reddish brown
hair and a rair complexion.
They said a fingerprint
check run through slate
and federal r ecord bureaus
has been of no help lo de-
termining the identity of
the mwde red youth.
Loan in Torrance.
The last robbery ~aid to b<.>
committed by the "J\lad Haller ..
took place Wednesday at a
Lloyd 's Ba nk in West Los
Angeles. The robber got awav
wUh $250 after handing a teller a
note.
She riffs Deputy Jim Wagner
said the "Mad Halter .. was re·
buffed only once during the rob·
bery spree. A J apa nese tell er re·
portedly pretended sbe could not
understand what the note snid.
Although th~ad Hatter ..
averaged about Sl,000 per rob·
bery, Laurito had only 12 cents in
his pocket when arrested.
Fire Engine
Crash Kills 2
MIAMI (AP> -Two people.
one a paramedic, were killed a nd
three oth<'NI were injured whe n a
fire department rescue unit
responding to a call for help
:>mas hed into an automobile, of-
ficialssald.
Capt. Dennis Cox of the Dud<.>
County Fire Departme nt said
Monday the unil was rushing to
lhe scene of a rePOrted heart. at·
tack when the wreck occurred.
The heart attack report turned
out t-0 be a false alarm, but a 76·
year-old man who witnessed the
crash suffered a heart attack.
Friend Thought
&uglar, Slain
HEMET (AP)I -Police in·
,·estigators s ay a Hemet man
mistook a friend for a burglar
and killed bim with a rifle shot.
Officials identified the deaa
man as Timothy Lyell, 21, and
said the shooting occurred when
he railed to identify himself after
arriving al the home or Robert.
Arce, 18. tor an early morning
st.art on a projected visit to Lake
Perris.
Police said Arce was released
after questioning a nd that no
charges were filed.
Co4e t.ut a vomiae to pay dollan. ,...... ....... I did "ftOl re-. eel••• lneeme." Crane .,.,.... that be is de-
fended iD Im Ull.Dka.. by the U.S.
Constitution that Ile and anv
otbtt American •bou.ld be able to
COftVeri ,. .. r IDODQ into coinage
c:ontainins reeoanbed levels of
cold IAd silver.
.. Prior ·to 1913 I fed.ni retetve
act made aure I.bat we -.re on
UU. kind ol IOUIMI mmey basis In
Wb.lch 1old and allwr coinace
wu exactly that and not the
diluted metal we have today." he
said.
•·n is tl'ack that 1<> many J>e<>-
ple seem unabJe to dilferent.iate between money &Pd money sub-
1titutes," be said.
"Jt amounts to a gove,..ment
swindle. Jl '1 a game the govern-
ment plays all the time and the
public just doesn't seem to catch
on to it."
The crux of th~ argument 1s
that onJy gold and silver can, un·
der the Conslltutio9. be regarded
as true money
Last Days of S 1111u11er
Cnidentified s urfer pedals up Talbert
Avenue after a day of "a\·e riding in
Huntington Beach. You'd better cnJOY n.
because afte r the Labor Du y \\Cekcnd .
can school be far behind" All forms of paper money and
less than full blooded coins serve
only as substitutes for money and
as s uch can only be correctly re·
ferred to as currency or tokens.
Crane argues.
"ll 's the kind of sensible
money system that made this na-
tion great,'' Cr ane said. ''But a
Palmist's Future Bleak :
nation Is only as sound as its MIAMI (AP> -A palm reader
money system which is why we who had a man rub his nude
patriots are kicking up all this body wilb two chicken eggs to
ing its neck and promised to burv
his m oney under the dead
chicken's wings in the final step
to exorcise theevil.
said Senora Beatriz told him onl y
blood and dirt would be found if
lhechicken was exhumed. ·
fuss In Cederal court -we hav! cure his health and mental pro-
fears." blems has been given q., prison
Crane and those who share his sentence tor makinlo? the man's
beliefs argue that. since the U.S. $20,000lifesavings vanish.
government no longer requir~---:-...rinra Beatriz. who is Linda
that real money be exchanged for Stanton when she's not. readJ.ng
money s ubstitutes, Americans palms. was sentenced by Circwt
not only do not have any money. Court Judge E llen Morphon.ios to
they a lso do not have any cur ren-3.5 year s.
Appare ntly . Sanchez' pro-
blems continued . When he asked
fo r the return of his money, he
Sanchez said that ·s when he
thought someth ing was su~
pi ci o us u11d went to lht.;:
.authorities.
cy -a money s ubstitute for which .r-·
no money will be substituted can The judge said she would re.
hardly be termed a inoney sub-duce the sentence to as lilUe as 18
stitute, they contebd. months it restitution l!5 made in
Crane believes that this oat.Jon the immediate future. The palm
1s treading a downward path by reader was then released on ap.
adopting what he condemns as peal bood.
the debasement of its currency. According to trial testimony,
It is clearly against the United Little Havana grocer J ose
St.ates Constitution. he protests. Sanchez sought the help of the
And he quotes Article One, Sec· 36·year-old Senora Beatriz Just
lion 10: "._can not make any year because of .personal pro-
thing but gold and silver coin a blems. She told him his dilemma
tenderinpaymcntofdebts." was caused by the "evil" in the
"You can't make it any more money he had earned and saved.
clear than that." he said. "You
have to give that to our founding Her recommended cure, said
fathers -they made the wording Sanchez... was to write the names
of the document that governs us of his family on two eggs and
as clear as crystal." then rub them over his naked
Salyut S till Up
MOSCOW (AP)-Tass reports
that Saly u t S, the space
laboratory t hat cosmonauts
Boris Vo ly nov a nd Vitaly
Zholobov tert on AuJ:. ~is conti·
nuing to orbit the earth with its
systems Cunctiooing normally.
body -wb.ich be dld. He was
next instructed to bring Senora
Beatriz the eggs. plus a live
white chicken and his l1fe sav-
ings.
When Sanchez complied, he
said Senora Beatriz broke the
eggs, explaining that the Owd
flow-i-ng from lhenr -was the
"evil" leaving ttis money. She
then killed tbe chicken by wring·
In the MoooOd
Calf Joins Wet:14:ing Party
WENATCHEE. Was h.
CAP) -The groom wore a
vested s uit, the bride wore
a blue muslin gauze gown
and the calf was decked
out in his usual roan coat,
white face a nd can\'as
haller with metallic-
colored chain.
The calf?
Yes. righl there with aJI
the other honored guests at
Debbie Bryant and Randy
Spael ·s wedding was Gim·
py, a four-m onth-old
member of the moo set
who's considered by all in
the family to be a partolit.
Gimpy was born to a
heifer who died giving
birth. It also left the calC
with a game leg, and gave
him his name.
Roger Bryant. father of
the bride, sawed the ends
off a pair or skis and used
them to make a s plint.
Without a mother, it looked
like Gimpy was doomed,
but tender loving care -·
nol to mention a giant baby·
bottle kept him going
Mrs. Spael s aid inviting
the calf wa!\ an idea she and
her husband <•ame up with
although '·everybody else
t hought it was kind of
dumb.''.
Like any other youngster
at n wedding, Gimpy was
fidgety throughout the
ceremony and rolled on the
grass to get rid of his rib·
bons.
At the reception, br'as
a hit. But undaunted' by all
that he was content to mn-
blf..__o.n gr.ass :ind Jct the
others cal cake.
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saturday morning
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For the recovering alcoholic, sobriety means freedom -
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• to be yourself and walk in dignity
• to enjoy living in the now, without guilt of the past
and fear of the future
But freedom is an inside job and sometimes a little outside
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wltla Tom arpldae
AH, SUMMEB: Today was the
day, folks. Today WM when the
tourists and summer vacationers
were supposed to give us back
our coastli n e . The l ong,
sometimes hot, summer is over.
Thus after three months of
teeming traffic and no parking
places. the great three-day
Labor Day weekend came and
went and marked finis on our
bicentennial summer season.
Des pite the holiday, the last
blast or summer wasn't so great.
We had lightning. thun.
d'e,rshowers . muggy, overcast
skies and cold ocean water tem-
peratures. The tourist count even
fell below expectations.
NOW WE HA VE nine entire
months in which the coastline
s hould be ours . We can J!ather up
the last wind-blown hotdoS wrap-
per and scra pe the fina l
Fudgesickle bar Crom lhe
sidewalk. We will have nine
months to sit around and hash out
what went wrong during the sum-
mer of '76 and how we can fix it
before summer of '77.
I don't know how the Labor
Day weekend went for you but for
your correspondent. it was a
moving experience. That is, 'I
moved to a new domicile. This
started precisely one week ago
today and continued on through
the long weekend.
Du ring-times-of moving stress,
you learn about your weak-
nesses. One of my big ones is
failure to ever throw anything
away. l collect old things, mainly
in t hree categories: old
cardboard boxes; old nuts and
bolts: and old mayonnaise jars.
The cardboard boxes came in
hand y durin g movin g.
Everybody knows how you are
supposed to use them. You pa<'k
the box and then carefully mark
on it what is inside, like:
"Kitchen." ·
TROUBLE WAS, these were
used cardboard boxes, right?
They'd been marked before .
Thus by failing to cross out the
old markings, 1 ended up at the new pl ace with boxes giving me
the c hoice o f, ;·Kitc hen,
Bathroom or Hall Clost't. "
If you think under this system
that the boxes went to the wrong
rooms, you are absolutely cor-
rect.
Daughter helped with some of
the packing. "Wrap everything
in old newspapers," she was in-
structed. She did. That's where
the old nuts and bolts collection
ended up.
Middle Son· and his friend.
Pl•ter . moved all the heavy box-
es. thus saving stress and strain
on the elderly. They piled six en-
~yclopaedia boxes on top of the
dirty clothes hamper.
There·:;· nothing like moving
six encyclopaedia boxes in the
middlt.> of the ni ght just to rind a
dirty shirt.
AM ID ALL THIS, l de -
cid<'d my treasured mayonnaise
Jar collection had to go. It de·
,. e l'<> p e d • h o w e v e r . t h a l
Grandmotht•r wanted a few old
mayonna1Sl' Jars. So whjle throw-
ing out most of the collection, I
took a few choice ones over to
her. '
Proudly. I displayed part of the
roll ectton at her place. "See'!
Here's a pn'llY green one." I an-
nounced. holding up the jar .
··THAT'S NOT green glass,"
she answered In horror. "That's
Cun~us growing inside. Throw
t hat thing away before it attacks
) Oll. • • "
I threw It nway a·nd washed my
hands. Moving sure is filled with
perils.
lues.ctay. September 1 1976
U.S.· Asks
Full List
Of MIAs
WASHINGTON . CAP) -U.S.
officials say they are pleased
that the government oC Vietnam
bas id entified a dozen U.S.
airmen killed in the Vietnam
war . but they are demanding a
full accounting for the hundredS
of other Americans still listed as
missing in action.
"We're pleased that they've
s tarted to give us some io·
format.ion ." s.aid WiHiam
Hyland, deputy national security
affairs director lo President
Ford. after the Vietnamese gov-
ernme nt r elea ed the fliers'
names in P a ris on Monday.
"Wbat we want is a full account·
ing and without any further de-
l?Y · '
A STATE Department official
repeated the call for a full ac-
counting. saying "We cannot
believe that the Vietnamese wish
t o tra d e o n th e misery of
Americ~ families."
The Vietnamese called their
move a good will gesture. They
said the 12 Americans had been
listed as missing in action.
The Pent agon said one had
been listed as killed in action, one as a prisoner of war and the
others as missing in action.
THE PENTAGON still lists 795
Americans as missing in action
in the war. including 527 io
. Vietnam. IC usts 1,710 others as
killed in action whose bodies
were not recovered, including
1,347 in Vietnam.
Most of the missing are niers
and it is generally ,presumed they
are dead. ·
Observers viewed the surprise
Vietnamese move as an attempt
to ease U .S. opposition to
Vietnam's application for mem-
bership in the United Nations and
to encourage the United States to
provide war reparations under
the 1973 Paris cease-fire accord.
THE VIETNAMESE listed the
names. ranks. birth dates and
serial numbers of the 12 men.
The Pentagon refused to re-
lease their home towns until it
notified all next of kin.
Rep . G.V . "Sonn y"
Mo nt go m e r y (0-Mi ss. ).
chairman of the House Sele<'t
Committee on Missing Persons
in Southeast Asia, said a ll were
shot down between 196.5 and 1968.
Most, if not all. were shot down
over North Vietnam. he said.
THE MOTHER OF' Air Force
Capt. Samuel E. Waters, one of
those listed, said she expected
the bad news.
''We didn't really expect to
hear any good news. but of
course you always hope." said
Virginia Waters of Mocksville,
N.C .. whose son had been miss-
ing since Dec. 13, 1966.
.. It's a relief. We have been
working almost 10 years for in·
formation," said Alexander C.
Ducat of Bethesda, Md. lie said
he and his wife will remain
active in tht> National League of
1-'amiliei; or American Prisoners
and Missing.
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10 Air For«• LI aruce Chai""'" Ducat, born Jun••.'"'· ,.rlal num~r FA7S6U II. Air For<• C.pt. L•wrtn<t H. Gotdbtr<;J, born
Dec Jt, 1'12,M'111num1>erA01tll,.I,
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SOVIET MIG25 OETS CLOSE SCRUTINY FROM TEAMS OF EXPERTS
Pilot Vlktor I. Belenko Landed Top-aecret Pline In J1p1n Seeking Asylum In U.S.
Defector's MIG Draws Experts
Kissinger Says _U.S. ~will Probably Grant Asylwt1'
TOKYO (AP )-E xperts bave
looked over the Soviet MIG25
fighter plane flown to Japan by a
defecting Soviet air fo rce pilot,
Japanese officials reported to·
day. But they refused to say
whether American intettt gence
officers ha d looked at the plane,
reportedly the hottest in the Sov-
iet arsenal. U.S. authorities re-
fuse<! to comm ent , rerer nngaTI
IJ11a11i111011.~ Vote
queries to Washington. But if was
assumed the Americans would
get a thorough examination or
the plane before the J apanese
government returned it to the
Soviet Union,
TffE KYOOO news service
quoted J apanese officials as say-
ing the pilot who landed the plane
Monday at ..a. small aidield in
Hakodate, Bilctor I. Belenko, will
be transferred to the United
States Wednesday.
But police tlnd F oreign
Ministry officials said they knew
nothing of plans ~o transfer the
pilot, and the U.S. Embassy re-
fused comment. PoTice say the
pilot has asked for political
asylum in America.
Police referred the pilot's case
to the Hakodate prosecutor's of·
PLO Joins Arab League
CAIRO (AP> -The Palestine -----------
Liberation Organizat ion, t he ( /N Sff O'" RT ) over.all umbrella of the Palesti-
nian guerrilla movement, was
unanimously accepted today as a ------------"'
fuJI member of the.Arab League, l I l •· &" d a league spokesman announced. i flell 11 1 ll..t .. ICH II
Egypt had proposed the PLO WA SHINGTON CAP> -A
as the 21st member of the league private group o r former FBI
.. to consolidate their position in-agents has been allowed to solicit
temationallv:· f1,mds int.he FBrs 59 fi eld offices
or oorglnrizing radical groups,
an FBI spokesman says.
The fund-raising appeal bv
mail by the Society o( Forme'r
Special Agents of the FBI does
not violate bureau regulations
that forbid solicitation by private .
charities or other ~roups .on gov-
ernment premises durin~ work
ing hours. spokesman Tom Coll
said Monday.
fi<'c on :.1>. chari!e!': violalini:
Japan's immigration control
law. fin'arms control Jaw, anJ
gunpowder law. intimidation.
and l\\O v10lat1on:-o r the aviation
law -rt ying too low and overrun·
nmg the t'un w ..tY.
POLICE SAID T HE pilot fired
a pistol into the air to keep
startled airport workers away
just arter he screamed in for a
surprise landing at the airfield in
northern Jap;111. The l\11G25 O\'er·
shot the 6,700·foot runway by 800
tect a nd smashed two naviga-
tional antennas on the groWld.
In Wa!>hin~t o n, the S tate
Department would sny only that
the matter of the ptlut ·s request
for asylum was under considcr a·
ti on.
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissin~er said in Paris today
that the· t'nittd States "will pro·
hubly gr ant a:-ylum .. to the pilot.
"If we do not . you enn assume C
have been oq•rrull'd.'' he said.
K1ssingl'f hu~ been meeling with ·
vanous European leaders on tho
hrewinf! rac-ial confrontation in
southern Africa. Gama l sOurany. the chier of for the defense of agents accused
the p~·s office here, told re-.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
porters. "This is a historic de-
cisiQn by the Arab League. It
sho\'4is that Arab countries do
support our cause ... Other mem-
bers of the Arab League arc in-
dependent nations.
Kore a Paci Okayed
SEOUL, South Korea CAP) -
The United Nations Command
and North Korea today began im·
plementing an agreement to
separate their guards in the Pan-
munjom truce vi lla~e where two
American army officers were
killed three weeks ago.
A joint obscrvl•r tcoam m et in
Panmunjom and agreed on pro-
cedures for marking the military
de marcation line that divides the
850·yard-widc joint s ecurity
a r ea, a U .N . Command
spokesman said. U.S. and South
Korean forces are to remain
south or the line. while the North
Koreans ar e to keep to the north side. .
E'ord fo Sig11 Bill
WASHINGTON <AP> -Presi·
·dent Ford has decided to si~n a
new version of a child d ay-care
bill that he vetoed last April.
The White House announced
that Fon.I would sign the bill to·
day after s igning a meas ure pro-
viding aid tQ. victims of the Teton
Dam disaster in Idaho.
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We hold these truths to
be self evident,
that all money is not
s<;1ved equally.
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VOL. 69, NO. 251, 2 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1976 TEN CENTS
COunty Details Viejo ·Road Spending :
By WILLIAM SCllUIB ER Ceorge O.borne ilemiud ._n. The company'9'ontentlon that ......,. lo be spent on internal million wosspenl on road ortr•f · million ovcrtway..,,, I
DI,,.. 0•"' ,.,._. ~,. ditures durin& the la.st fiscal year it.a residents 'uren 't getting the community streets. fie signal constructlon in service ln a cq_ver letter to Osborne's 1
Oranse County government of· and thoae planned rorthe current. u me prp-rata return on gasoline It is the company·s argument area nine dl}ring the last fiscal report. Rlley said the list of pro· f
ficlals have responded to re<:ent spending term. The total tops taxes they pay for road construe· that the communUy has been year. All but two or the nine pro-Jects "dramatizes the considern· •
remarks by the Mission Viejo S2.7 million for 1S separate pro-lion wu the basis, of a deal of· shortchanged because of its Jects are still under construction. ble effort thesounty has made to :·
Company that the firm's planned jects. fered to the county four months "totally pl1nned" nature and he said. participate in t,.he development of
community doesn't receive an Osbomestated inhismemo\hat a10. that the county has refused to The next year. another Sl.74 roadWllYS and traffic control in ;
equit1ble share or pubUc road the items listed are "entirely The company has offered to fund anything but arterial roads million is scheduled for ex pen· the Mission Viejo community. •
construction money. within the boundaries ol Orange :Spend up lo Sl milUon ol its own that run to other communities as diture. Osborne said, noting that "I do not believe that the facts •
In a memo to Super visor County Service Area Nine." money for park and open space well. the company 's contribution for support the contention that the
Thomas R!ley. Environmental wbicbis comprisedalmostsolely development in exchange for a According t o Os borne's both years wHl tot.al $190,000. Mission Viejo Community has
Management Agency Director of the Mission Viejocommunlly. like amo~t of public road tax itemization, a total of Sl.)6 That yields a net of almost $2.72 <See ROADS. Pa1eA%)
Hands Off ·Bid
Judge Raps Coun_ty Board
By GARY GRANVILLE
Of u .. O•llY PilOI Si.II
Supe ri o r Co urt Judge
Raymond Vincent has stated he
doesn't think Orange County's
Juvenile Court should t ake
philosophical directions from the
County Board or Supervisors.
Judge Vincent also said he is
"surprised a nd dis mayed" that
county administrators have ··so
little apparent understanding of
the separation 'or powers con·
cept."
The presiding judge of the
JUVENILE JUSTICE
1976
county's Juvenile Court made bis
comments in a letter to Board of
Supervisors Chairman Ra lph
Diedrich.
Touching orr Judge Vincent's
three-page message was an
earlier tbree·paragraph memo
he and the county supervisors
Eats And All
Burger Burglars Tlwrough
SAN FRANCI SCO <AP) -Thieves expert at ad·
ding insult to injury observed Labor Day by breaking
into Antoine Fannoun's hamburger house and steal·
ing :
The French fryer.
The chocolate·maklng machine.
The coffee maker.
hange from the cigarette machine.
-All the meal patties.
-The soft drink machine.
-The hot dogs.
-A hundred gallons of cooking oil.
-The sign that said. "Smile, you're on a crook·
catching cam era ."
-The cam e ra.
Capo Schools Hear
$9 Million Demand.
Union demands for nearly $9
million In increased wage and
job benefits will confront the
Capistrano Unified School Dis· trict board or t rustee!'! toni ght.
The school board will meet at
7:30 in the education center.
32972 Calle Perfecto, San J uan
Capistrano
Public hearings on lh<' initial
proposals or the unions will be
ht-Id a l the beginning of the
agenda. ,
Unions represented inclu4e the
Public Professaonal/Medical
Emplo yes U n ion CPEU>
repre enting district bus dnvers
u nd m echa nics a nd the
Capistrano Un ified Education
A&soclalion tCU EA) represent·
inf' district teachers.
The teucher association's in·
IUal proposal would cost the dis·
trict al least $7.3 milUon. accord
Ing to fi gures compiled by the
district administration.
Toppin~ the list are salary in·
creases or from 16 percent to 30
Coast
Weather
Coast temperatures a bit
warmer through Wednes·
·day. Some early clouds
and fog expected.
INSIDE TODAY 0Erpnh haN f1tontigaltcf
tlw SotVt MIC!S /lglrter""1M
• now ill Jopa11 t.t Jopo:nne of·
Jidall tttvH to '°" tdldher Amnicon intelligntt o/fbrs
Wtre.omong IM1n. :Jte l!Qfle
A4.
percent. ·They would cost the dis·
trict an estimated $2.7 million.
Teachers' demands also in-
clude hiring 67 new teachers at a
cost of nearly $1 million to ac·
rommodale a reduction in
teaching hours. overtime pay or
$302,000 for extra time worked
during the school day and double
time pay of nearly $300,000 for
lime worked after school.
Add itional health and life in·
sarance would cost $1663,000. Hjr.
ing of specialists ror art. music.
counselors and reading as well as
additional nurses would cost
nearly Sl mllllon.
The school board will receive
public opinion tonight and return
with a counter orrer Sept, 20.
After the two public presenta·
tions. the private negotiations
will begin.
<See DEMA.t'D. P11e A1>
Hoop League
Being Formed
Registration for Tbree·! .. n
Basketball Leagues will be ac·
cepted by the Saddleback Valley
Unlfied School District's Recrea·
lion Department. tbrOQlh Moo·
day, Sept. 27. . ...
The leagues will be divided into
four categories determined by
height and qe.
• Sund1y aftemooo and evening
play will nm from OcL 2 through
Nov. 20 in El Toro H1tb School.
-'There ii a $20 team entry ree.
Furtber inlonnltion may be
obtained by callln• the Item!•·
tioo Department at -..-i.
Sailboat Stolen
A sailboat nlued by the Ti.dim
at $350 bu been ~ from the
driveway or ao El"Tol'o home.
Oranle County 1bertft'1 omcen·
said. the theft was reporUd by in·
tertor desiper DoulbiS Gordon
Campbell, 445. of ZZ'nM lllamare
Drive. Tbey said the victim was
Jnside bis bome at I.be time. . . .. .
were s ent b y County Ad·
minlstratlve Officer Robert"·
Thomas.
In bis memo, Thomas said. "I
am concerned that the Juvenffe
Court and ProbaUoo (Depart· ·
ment) are not totally following iiillllll!I~
the board's philosophy."
"This is evide nced by the
higher than normal Juvenile Hall
population during the summer
months," Thomas continued.
In answer to the Thomas
memo. Judge Vincent s aid he is
<See JUDGE, Pa&eA.Z)
Staroing
Dog Eats
Infant Girl
NEW YORK (AP> -A mother
who lert her five-day-old
dau1hter aJone with a starving
German shepherd while she went
to get money for food returned to
find tbe baby dead, parllaJly
ellen by tbe 15-pouadq.
The woman was charftd with ne1Ugenl homicide. 1be dog was
destroyed.
"I left the baby on the floor
with the dog to protect it. •. The
dog ale m y baby," Joar.ne
Bashold. 24 , told police Monday
when they arrived at-her barren
sixt.h·floor waikup apartment in
Spanish Harlem.
Miss Bashold, who ls unmar·
ried and bas lived on welfare
since moving here from Ohio in
June, was jailed ovemigbt. She
faced arraignment t oday in
Manhattan Criminal Court.
The dog. a four-month·old
female whose ribs protruded vis·
(See EATEN, P11eAZ)
Pay Hearing
In Saddleback
Set Wednesday
A public hearing oo the Sad·
dleback Valley Unified School
District trustees' in.ilia.I counter·
·proposal to employes' requests
will begin al 7 p.m. Wednesday in
Los Ali sos Intermediate School
The buring, during which the
publlc is invited to comment. is
required by law.
As a part of t heir fant o(fer lo
employes. trustees are allowing
no cost.-o f -llving increase .
However, they are offering to lift
the current salary freae which
would result in an avera1e 4.5'
percent pay increase.
The trustees' proposal serves
only H a starling point for
negotJaUons. A final contract for
employes' salaries, benefits and
.working conditions will be
worked out at the barpinlng ta·
ble.
MONKEY OFF
7JIEIR . IUCK
"We eJCperienced veey good
J'91JOllH to the ad and sold our mookey."
That'• Ute advertising success
story told by the Newport Beach
woman who pl•ced tb1a cluslfied
ad in the Daily Pilot:
Rhes us Macaque fem.
monkey, 1 yr old. Adora-
ble peraonallty , not. mean, Loves Kids. •·orced to sell to gd.
home. XXJMCXU, .
1f YoU bne a pet lo HU. call
642..w71. It only takea a few
worda in tbe rlabt place lo at·
traet a buyer.
AloQI the Orante eo.at~ the
rtpt pf •ce lo advertile la in tbe
Dally Pilot.
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Car Does11't Co1111f
Although this car was tota led ::i fter its
driver lost control, skipped a curb and
·struck a street s ign and wa ter main on La
Paz Road west of Rickenbacke r Road in
Laguna Hills Friday afte rnoon, it didn"t
contribute to the traditional Labor Day
W<'ekcnd fat ality cou n t. The d r i ver.
F rederick M ealcv. 18. of San Clemente.
walked aw ay uninjured. A passenger.
Eleanor Cuci . 20. of Laguna Niguel. was
treated for minor injuries al Saddleback
Community Hospital and sent home.
Ballet in Schools Alisos Tract
Unfair C · . . . ? Subject of
ornpetition. Forest Meet
Saddleback Valley Unified
School District recreation of·
ficlala are studying ballet -not
to learn the delicate dance but to
determine whether they .sbouJd
continue teaching it.
Several dance school inslruc·
tors and operators complained to
trustees last week that tb.e
recreation department's classes
are trampling their business.
Frederricka Mohr, director or
a Saddleback Valley dance
school who said a similar recrea·
lion program forced her out or
business in Burbank, contended
the district's program Jacks pro-
per facilities.
She said damage to students•
ankles, knees and backs can re·
suit because they are dancing on
eoocrete floors. She also said stu·
dents are not given prope r
warmup exercises.
Another private dance school
teacher questioned the qualifica·
tions of lhe department's
teachers.
Eugene Derrickson, partner in
an El Toro dance school, com·
plained that as a taxpayer "I am
s ubsidizing someone to compete
'with me."
David Evers, supervisor or the
district's program, said the
courses are offered so youngsters
can see what dance is all about.
"ln no way are we lr}'.ing to com·
pete with dance studios in the
community." he said.
Trustees,. how-ever , a s-Ired
Evers lo meet with the dance
school instructors, s tudy the
matter and report back to them
at their next meeting.
Pioneer in Aviation
Mr. Enililade Dead
R1lph C ... Swede" E lmblade,
one ol the Marine Corps' earliest.
aviation mechanics, died Satur·
day in Costa Mesa.
The 77-year-old r etired
mechanic, who reeeived a 40·
year award for federal service as
an enlisted man and later
dvillan mana1ement anaJyat at.
the Marine Corpe Air Station, El
Toro, died after a lenclhy lllneas.
The former muter technical
.ergeant repaired World W 1r l
deHavllland biplanes, Vou1bt
Corsairs a nd Curtiss OC·2
Falcons durinC his years in the
Marine Corps.
Tbe 2&-year Costa Mesa resi·
• dent retired from active duty in
1M2, jolnlac the air •talion's
Manacemeot Enelneerinl Office
in Uuit year.
During those early years in
Marine aviation, Elmblade
fOUCbt baadlta in Nicarapa and s...to Domi.Qco. and once held off
Haitian natives with • broken
machine CUD in um.
Newspaper cllppln.p from the
Marine Corpe report Elmblade
and a pilot cru b landed near the
Haitiu border ln a deHavllland
DH48 while on dUl1 ln Suto
DomlDIO •lt.b Observation
Squadron One.
Altboqb the bipl'ane'1 Lewis
matblne 1un was a m uhed
be1'0Dd re~ Elmblade held otr
natina f« two days by ..,,.clne
AVIATION PIONEER DIR
eo.taMeu'al!IMlll8de
them with the gun until rescue
c.rew1 arrived to picltthem up.
Mr. Elmblade was with the
fint M•rtne units asaiped to
aircraft carriers and served
aboard the USS Langley, the U.S •
Navy '1 fint carrier.
His mechanical skills urned
him a place on the Navy team in
the Pulltaer Air Baces in the ear·
l)'lDll.
The former Marine enlilt.ed
. (8eePIONEES,PueAZ>
Proposals for development or
more than 6.000 new housing un·
its on the 1,375-acre Rancho do
Los Allsos in northeast El Toro
will be outlined for discussion at
a meeting in Lake Forest Sept.
14.
The session wlll convene at
7:30 p.m . at the Lake Forest Sun
and Sail Club, near the intersec·
lion of Lake Forest Drive and
Toledo Way.
Nancy Lawrence and Ke n
Winter of the Orange County En·
vi ronmental Management Agen·
cy will present maps of the entire
Lake Forest ll planning area, the
proposed new development and
the Irvine lnduslrial Complex fo .
be built just inside the Irvine city
limits. ·
'-The Rancho de Los Alisos pro·
ject east of Trabuco Road from
the present Lake Forest develop·
ment could house nearly 20,000
people upon complettOn.
The plannJng program ls being
sponsored by the volunlary Lake
Fo r est Hom eowner group
formed In the wake of the June 8
election defeat of a Munkipal
Advisory Counr ll for El Toro and
Lake Forest ..
Fossil Hunter
F olloivs Dozers
JnS. County
By LAlJRIE KASPEll
OflM D•llY "11tttwf
With ean plugged, head bowed 1
and . eyes surveying the newly I
$Cr1ped earth, Rod R11chke
traU.1 behind dirt movers on I
gradJn1 projects Jookinc for 11
burled trusure.
The target or hla seatc:h bu no
real monetary wortb, but Is
nluable.
Ratchke, one of a rel1Uvely
few paid paleontologi1ts in
Southern California, 11 seeking
fouils.
South Orange County, where'
be does most or bis work, is rich
with these remnant.a o( the puL
And the land in which they Ue ls1 ripe for development.
AllhouCh he admit.a he doesn't
like to see the rolllng hlla. plowed l
under tor hou1ln1 tracts, i
Ructtke uld "the gradiq Is i
Sood because It's makin& the
materials aval11ble." !
Slnce 1970, when the California
Environment.II Quality Aet went.
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Saddleback Valley Unified School District
(CLIP ANO SA V£ FOA YOUR DISTRICT)
ABO T TH£ DISTAICT: Sa.ddJeback VaJley ~lfled
School DhJtnc\ 11crv1.~ the communltle11 or El Toro. Lake
Forest, Mts:saon Vil'JO, uguna Halls, and Trabuco Canyon.
l"<iucating cblldren in Kindergarten through 12th grade. l\s
schools ure organized Int<.> three levels; 16 elementary
sC'hools serve jlrades K-8 <Trabuco Elementary School has ~rades K-8): three tntermedlaw schools serve grades 7-9;
and two comprehensive hl#th schools serve grades 9·12. The
District also has one continuation high i1chool <Silvera.do>
which offers on alternative progrum primarily for students
in the last two y~ars or high school. A variety or spedal
education programs are also provide<!. among them a special
facility for h3ndlcapped youngsters, Es peranu School. The
largest school in the District is the Adult Education School.
which hos more than 5,000 enrollees during the course o( the
yenr
Aboul 17 .100 students are expected on opening day. Sep-
tember tJ. Thts reOects lhe continued growth that the Dis-
tn ct ii. still exp~riencing.
Schools are staffed by a 775-member raculty and 687 full·
and part-time support staff. Dr. Richard Welte, Superioten·
dent or Schools, has served the D1stricl since \.IOHication in
1973.
BOARD OF EDUCATlON -CURRENT CONCERNS:
The f1ve·member Board of Education m eets the first and
third Wednesday or each month at 8 p.m .; at Los Alisos In· .
termediate School. in Mission Viejo. Tbe Board bas indicated
concern for tho most careful expenditure of tax dollars so that
the citjzens receive run value for every penny spent. Current
funding practices at the State level mean thallocal resources
still have to support lhe lion's share of the costs of public
schools and the Board is well aware or thjs impact on the
local ta~payer. The future will require a careful analysis or
programs and services so that the true priorities of the com-
munity are those or the Schools. The Board has stressed its
openness. and willingn~ss to listen to local citizens, and
encourages the community to atten~ Board mee.tiD~s and to
bring their concerns to the Board. Smee the beginmng, Sad·
dleback Valley has been noted for the openness to the public
diaJog. and this healthy practice can only lead to re~ponsible
and responsive local ~ovemment.
NEED MORE INFORMATION?
Dr. Richard Welte, Superintendent
Gary Shinkle, Director Special Project 586-1234
WHAT IS TAUGHT: ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
Establishing the child on a firm foundation in the essential·
skills is a primary goaJ in the elementary years. The District
has won distinction for its Early Childhood Education prQ·
grams. and will continue to utiliie the best resources availa·
ble to meet the in.di vi.dual needs of children. Each school has
a list of basic le:< ts and materials used in the schools, and the·
principal will be pleased to discuss instructional programs
with you. Su pplemental programs insure that the children re-
ceive broad experience in music, art and other cultural
activities.
INT E RM E DIATE SCHOOL. Seventh and 8tb grades are
times of transition for a young person. and these programs
are tailored to m eet the special needs of the growing years.
IOGH SCHOOL. Two comprehensive high schools pre·
sently serve the students in the District with a third (Laguna
Hills High) being planned to open in the fall ~f 1977.
Graduation requi rement3 anclude three years of Enghsh. one
and a half years of Mathem atics, one year of Science, three
years of Social Sdence including World ~eography and
Cultures. History and Govemment-Econo~acs, one yea~ of
Health and Driver Education . and Physical Education.
These courses comprise l35 of the 210 units required for
graduatk>n. The re maining 75 units are electives.
The comprehensive high schools offer a rt, drama, vocal
and instrumental music, photography, computer program·
ming foreign languages, team and individual sports. busi·
ness and shop skills, ROTC, and horticulture and agri~ulture
programs . Combination library·m.edia centers pr~v1de re-
search and materials. taped foreign language dnUs, and
courses for students in media technology.
ADULT EDUCATION. Adults who want to get. their high
~chool diplomas can lake necessary courses through the Dis·
trict. The Adult School alsoorrers a wide range of courses or
interest to a1l ages and occupations. The District has one or
the largest Adult School proerams in the State, and has been
widelY copied by other Districts.
. CAREE R AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION: Each
.high school has a n active Career Center, Staffed by trained
rounselors and teachers. The centers offer information lo
Atudents on occupations and help provide the planning
necessary to choose a meaningful and productive career.
Many students are enrolled In the work experience proerams
<Coastline Regional OccupaUon Program <CROP) in which
the s tudents actually work in the community, learning on a
.first·hand basis the skills they will need when they graduate
/rom school. The District ls alrivlng to create a sense or
respoMlblllty and self·wortb in its young people by preparing
them ror life.time commitments Lo useful careers. J~~ntry
11kllla are e mphasized as well as colltge·bound orientation to
maximlle individual potential.
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Assault
A Monrovia man wu booted
into Orange Count y Jall on
charges of assault with a deadly
we<lJJOn Sunday after he alleged.
l,y deliberately drove his car into
two 13·year-old 1lrls walking oo
the aldewallt near their wgu.na
Niguel home.
Deputies ldentifled the suspect.
as James Edward Swansoo, 29.
They said he was at the wheel or
a car which knocked both girl~
ofr the sidewalk aod down an em·
bankment as they strolled near
the inte rsection or Niguel Road
and Kenslncton Drive.
De puties hid the two girts
were fortunate to escape with on-
ly cuts and bruises. They we.re
sent home after treatment at
South Coas t Community
Hospital.
Officers said the two girls told
them they saw Swanson drive
slowly past them oo at least two
occasions. They said be de·
liberately drove into them while
their backs were twned lo the
vehicle.
Ofrlcers, who declined to Iden·
tify the girls, said they have been
unable to determine any motive
for the alleged aUack. Swanson
was a.JTested In the San Clemente
area b.,Y patrol unlta who spotted
the car described in a radio
broadcast circulated alter the in-
cident.
Ali'~ Spouse
Sues Fighter
For Divorce
CHICAGO (AP) -Khalila
Ali, wife or heavyweight cham-
pion Muhammad Ali, bas filed
ror a divorce on grounds of men·
tat cruelty and desertion, her al·
torney says.
The attorney, David W.
Williams o{ Los Angeles, COn•
firmed details about the divorce
action.
An assistant lo Mrs. Ali said
Ali was served with legal papers
in Show Low, Ariz., where the
heavyweight champion is train··
infC for a Sept. 28 bout. against
challenger Ken Norton in Yankee
Stadium at New York City.
Mrs. All's spokesman said
Judge Robert L. Hunter issued a
temporary restr aining order pro-
hibiting Ali from· concealing or in
any way disposing ol lhe assets
and properties or their marriage,
including receipts from the title
bout against Norton.
· Ali married the former Belinda
• Boyd in 1967. She later assumed a
Mosle m n ame. just as Ali ·
changed his name from Cassius
Clay. The couple, recently
separated, have four children.
Jn a certificate of parenthood
, filed with the Berrien County.
Mich., Retlster of Deeds last
1 ~ month, All acknowledged that he
fathered a baby girl born Aug. 6
to Veronica Porche. a frequent
companion of 1Ali lbe past two
years.
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been, in any way, overlooked
when It comes lo road projects.'· Riley and his .ajdes have been
particularly sensitive to the
statements of company officials
ln recent months .
Tbe supervisor's response
comes only a few weeks after
Osborne put the company's park
tradeoff plan into a formal con·
tract that ls now being con-
sidered by company officials.
The company withheld com·
ment on Riley's response and on
the progress bein1 made in their
study of Osborne'• proposed con·
tract.
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FOLLOWING PROGRESS FOA REMNANTS OF THE PAST
Rod Raschke Seeking Fossils In South County
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FOSSIL HUNTER. • •
mto effec{, paleonlologfcal cOn·
sideralions have been included in
environmental impact reports on
developments.
IJ there is an indication that
(ossils may be round on the pro
pert.y, the county plllDl\ing com
mission generally requires that a
paleontologist survey the site
during grading.
It is a "very enlightened and a
very practical" policy, accord-
ing to Lawrence G. Barnes,
curator at the Los Angeles Coun-
ty Museum of Natural History.
"Once the initial shock is ovcr
with, it usually works out very
well." he said. Although de-
velopers complain in the begin·
ning, he explained. they usually
find the · requirement painless
and cheap.
Raschke said he's only stopped
work on one project. where the
Mission Viejo Company's
Cordova Homes now stand al
Crown Valley and Marguerite
Parkways.
He round ff,000 rossils at that
site in 12 days.
Since the first or the year. he's
found about 100 locations with 300
fossils in the unfinished bed or
J.a ke !\fission Viejo. One of these
appears to be an a lmost·
complete whale's skull from six
to 10 million years old .
But among t he two "best
things" Raschke bas discovered
in his three years searching Cor
fossils is an associate<! shark's
skeleton -one with the vertebra
and tee th s till t ogethe r,
something quite rare because the
shark's cartilage body usually
isn't preserved well.
The paleontologist's other
''best" is the skull of an animal
which is apparenUy something
between a sea lion and a walrus.
"He's an unusual little fellow,".
he said. Scientists at the Los
Angeles County museum, where
most area fossils are taken, are
still trying lo deterimine just
what it is.
The area Is so fertile with
-fossils that Raschke said he is
"about a year ahead" of the
museum.
Most fossils round in this are11
are of marioe animals. because
most of Orange CoWlly was once
beneath the ocean.
Six lo 10 miJlion years ago, the
area is believed to have been a
large body or salt water similar
to San Francisco Bay. Because of
the abundance of whale fossils.
some sci~ntlsts believe It was a
major breedlDI area rorsea life.
More fossils from this era are
fou nd I n The county -Uian any
other place in the world. StilJ. lit·
tie 1s known about them, so most
or the fossils are destined for re·
search.
Fossils provide "a better pie
lure of what our world was like in
the past." Raschke explained .
"Maybe out or that we'll be
able to make some kind or con··
1ecture into the future.''
Oil companies are already do-
ing this. he said. Their scientists'
knowledge of the fossils from
some very tiny animals enables
them to predict where the oil is .
Adven,utu r e and esthet ic
pleasure seems to have lured
many amateurs into the fossil
hunt. Raschke, who has been col·
tccting fossils since he was 12
y ea r s o ld . s aid the non -
professionals present a problem.
Fossils are "not just curio-type
things" and amateurs aren ·1
ulways willing t o share lhem as
they s hould, he explained.
But eve n the professional
paleontologist holds personal
pleasure in his effort. He ex·
plained, "When 1 find those
things. I'm the first person to see
them."
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DEMAND ...
Demands by the bus drivers
and mechanics union total about
Sl.7 million.
Wages and related items total
about $130,000, however, the un·
ion seeks an end to the district ·s
practice of contracting out some
bus transportation.
It seeks district control of all transportation, a measure that
would require purchase of 21 new
buses at a cost. of nearly $1.3
million and hiring or 21 new
drivers al a cost of about
$301,000.
As In the case with the COEA,
the school board will respond to
the drivers and mechanics union
Sept. 20 with its own package of
wage and benefits proposals.
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the first year and the city will
pick up half tbe tab the next year. I
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SERVICE FOil SPECIAL STUDENTS: The District Is
well prepored to meet the needs ortumers at all levels or de-
velopment. und this is especially empbaslted by the number
or special proaroms orrered tn the scbOols. MentallY·IU'ted
11tudents are ottered spedal enrichment Prc;>lrama at all
grade levels tbr<>\.\gh the Mentally Gifted Minor Program
<MCM). Students wtthapecific leamlna disabilities have ac·
cen to counseling services and peychologlcal aupport
11ervtce1. as well as special clai1ses desl1ned to meet their
needs. Classes are conducted for the educable mentally re·
Larded and for the trainable mt'ntally M1arded children at all
levels. Services are also provided cooperatively with
neJ&hboring Districts for handicap& that require special at·
tcntion. In addition. the special needs or all the children ln the
reaular programs are met through increasedemphasison In·
divldualiiation or lnst.rucUon.
During the third llJ!d subse·.
quent year.s, all fundmg must
come rrom the city, Muchow ex·
•plained. • H • "It's r eally an Innovative Idea and one we think will help u!I orking ousewives ~:.r.i:C;.~~~~~~.~~~~lc salcly
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FOOD SEltVlCES: All schools serve a nutritiolts hot
lunch costingS.SS for elementary and intermf!ttJatestudent.s.
nnd the bjgh school st.~nts' June bes start al S. 75. Students
can also buy a la carte lunches at the lntermedlate and high
school levels.
TRANSPORTATION: Bus transportation is provided to
children who are beyond certain walking distances from the
school which they attend. Tbe present minimum distances
for bus service a re:
Kindergarten lhrou&h2nd grades :>~ mile
3rd-4th grades: tmile
5th-6lh grades: l \4 mile
7lh·l2lh g rades: 2m1les
Information on buses may be obtained at each individual
school. ,,
N'EW IN THE DISTltlCTT HERE'S ROW TO ENROLL I
YO\Ja CHILD: Call the Oistrict Office (586-lZM) to flttd ou.t I
which school your child "rill attend. All achools ate open for I
I rtglstratJon. Each school wtll provide information on their 1
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Declared H~ppier
CHICAGO (AP)-Rouaewives
who work outside the home are
happier than those who don't, a
Connecticut 1oclolOl(lst aays.
Tbe social contact and the
sausraction of knowing a Job h8-'
bttn well done contributed lo the
happiness or lbe women sludled
by the sociologist, Dr. Myra
Marx Ferree or the University oC
Connecticut.
Writing ln the September issue
ol Psychology Today, Dr. Ferree
sa id, "Theae were not
glamorous, exclUn1 c~. bUt
the wives who held itlcb Jobe
were happier and more sati.srled
With their lives than the women
who were rull·tlme housewives ...
While 26 percent ol full·time
housewives eaid they were dis-
satlsfied with their Uves, only 14
~rcen1 or those who held jobs, ex-
presaed dissatisfaction.
She based her coacluslon on in·
terviews with 13S women living
in a working-class community
near Boston. None had pre-
achool·ate children at bome. More uran a 1n1rq naa aot
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nnJ1hed blgb achoo1, but three
hPtl college degrees.
J~t over half worked outsidf'
the home -in such jobs as clerk11
in supermarkets aod department
storea. wait.resse1, factory
workers, typists. and nurse'!'!
aides. A few were bookkeepen1,
bank tellers and beauticians.
Or. Ferree pointed out that a
job "bu clear requirement. and
dear payorrs. In money, social
life and a sense ol 8CCOG"lpUsh·
ment;" 1t takes ·a woman out of
the home and 1ives her social
contact ... a nd the regular
paycheck is proof of work well
done. • --
"But a housewife's day Is
never done, and her tasks ortcn
bring neither tangible rewards
nor social connections," she said.
''The housewives expend great
effort but. don 'l get reeognlUon
for it; their husbands accuse
!hem or 'dolng nothing all day'
and in the next breath remind
them that thelr duty ls to atay
home and keep house," the
aociolo&ist nld.
PIONEER ...
man is survived by hl11 wire, Eula
1-~aye, of the Coat.a Mesa hnmc.
and two brothers in Pen·
nsylvania.
Services wUI be held at 2 p.m.
Wednesday al Bell Broadway
Chapel In Costa Mesa with burial
following at Harbor Rest.
McmortaJ Park.
501 Killed
Over Holiday
CHICAGO (AP) -As the
Labor Day weekend officially
ended, the death loll on the na·
Uon'a highways reached sot, 94
more lhan died during the same
period last year.
The death count for the three·
d•Y bolldl.1 period, tr~tionaHy
a time for the I aat major outing or
the 1ummer. ran from 6 p.m. Fri-
d•Y to mldnJtht MondAy.
JUDGE ...
;-.surprised and dusmoiycd" at
" hat ht' ~ t• fl i. n i. the ad
mi nultrutor '3 f a 1h1rt• to un
derstand the separation of
powtrs conrept.
• "As )'(lU know. tho Juvenile
Court as iiubJN't to lhe philosophy
ofst nte haw,'" the 1u<l~e~1&1d.
"To s ugacst thut it tuke
phJlosoph1C'ul diredlon fi'Qm thl•
Ooard or Supervl:soni 18 WI lncor.
n.•ct us to unt<' that the board
set'k guldnnre from the court In
iM t1rto of legislnllon nnd ex·
C<'utlve dit1<'retion." he udded.
Judge Vlnrcnt 11lso cnllcd
Thomas· comni\'nt 011 the sum·
mer populotlqn m juvenJle hall
an lllog1cal conclusion.
The hall'l; summer popul11tlon
hike 'does not meon Juvenile
Cour t 1s not s upportive uf
d1vers1on programs that seek to
treat minor juvenile offenders In
community r1_1ther than inslilu·
tional settings. according to the
Judge.
.., would be remiss inlmy duty
ar I released <minor offenders)
s imply to keep the juvenile hall
population w ithin acceptable
limits." he continued.
"Any implication ffom Mr.
Thomas that the court is not uc·
tively supporting prevention and
diversion programs is complete·
ly without foundation.'' Judge
Vincent insisted.
He went on to express conC'ern
that the Thomas memo might
"have a detrimental eff~t on the
continuation or meetings
be tween the B oa rd of
Supervisors and the court."
Those meetings began last spr-
ing after manugement auditors
of the California Youth Aulhorit.y
suggested they be held to help
improve cooperation between
th e legis lative-j udicia l ·
aaman1stratlve branches of coun-
ty government.
The CY A audit was ordered by
supervisors as a means to end an
18 -month rift between
s upervisors on one hand and the
court and Probation Department
on lhe other.
Thnt rift flare d a r.t er
supervisors balked at building a
·second county juvenile hall pro·
bation offi cials said was needed.
Supcr,•isor~ claimed the coun·
ty's existing hall was being over·
crowded by m inor juvenile offcn.
ders who did not require or
deserve being held m an institu-
tion
Jn his letter to Diedrich, Judge
Vincent assured him the Juvenile
Court is actively supporting pre·
vention and diversion programs
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i bly. was destroyed for examina-
tion of its stomach contents to
verify that it killed lhe baby
Police said the dog hadn 't eaten
for at least six days before the al·
Lack. Miss Bashold gave birth to the
baby. Carr a . al Bellevue
Hospital o n Wed n e s da y.
Aulhorlties said she told them
her pregnancy resulted from a
rape that she never reported to
POiice.
She returned S unday night to '
her two·room apartment. The on-
ly furniture was a wooden folding
chair and a brown rug folded in
half on which m other and baby
Flept. The dog slept nearby.
A welfare worker had pro-
mised to give her a crib today,
she said .
On Monday morning, Miss ·
Bashold s aid. she left lhe apart-
ment alone at 7 a.m. lo pi<:k up
some b e longings from the
hospital. including $20 in cash
with which to buy food for
hersetr. the baby and the dog.
The refrigerator in the apart-
ment was empty. .
Neighbors in the tenement said
later that as far as they knew.
she wasn't frie nds with anyone in
the building.
When she returned lat.er, Carru
was dead. her tiny body tom,
blood on the muzzle or the dog.
Miss Bashold said she rushed to
lhe street to telephone police.
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