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TH URSDAVAFTERNOON,SEPTEMBER23, 1976
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Debate Vital to BO.tit Candidates
.Kidnap-/tlurd e r
Pair Claim
AJibi Proof
Attorneys ror two men accused
of lddnapinl and kllbng Los
Alamitos housewife Joann
Seigman predicted late Thurs-
day that they will "almost cer-
tainly" be cleared oC the charges
after a preliminary hearine
acbeduled to open Monday.
Both men said they will pro-
duce four and possibly five vital
alibi witnesses during the Santa
.Ana municipal court sessloo.
They saJd they will prove con-
clusively that both defendants
were In other focatlons at the
tJme Mrs. Se1gman and her fami·
Jy were snatched from their
home at 3351 Cortese Drive and
when Mrs. Seigman, 43, was
later killed by her abductors.
They may even produce In
court a ''silent witness" who wlll
not late the stand but will niure
prominently In the testlmony oC
other defense witnesses.
That alibi character is a caged
hamster which alletedly was in
the custody of Ronald Lewis Ew-
Yacht Port
Probe Vowed
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Los
An1ela Count)' Supervisor Bax-ter Ward bu promised to pwth
ahead with a probe of tu assea11-
menta on luxury yachts, instead ot tumln1 the matter over to an
Impartial tommlttee as propoeed
by Aaseuor Philip Watson.
Supervtaor1 voted Aua. 31 to
bold the lnve1tJ1atory bearing.
Ward claimed It wu necessary
to aubpoena records from
Wataon's office to see lf yachts
act ually home-ported In Los
An1eles were eacapl.ni taxes by
reetaterln1 their home poru as
outohtate.
Ing and other witnesses at the
time of the kidnaping.
· Ewin1 and William Paul
Gullett, both 27 and both or
Bellflower, are charged with four
counts ol kidnaping aod ooe of
murder. Both men are held with
ball denied.
It ia alleged that they ®ruled
heavy theatrical makeup and
then took the Seigman family at
gunpoint to Long Beach last Aua.
25 where market manager John
Seieman, SO, was ordered to goto
his store, clean out the sale and
. wait for a telephone call.
Seigman picked up $8,000 and
waited for a call that never
came. He called Long Beach
police and sparked an influx of
patrol cars that apparently
scared off Mrs. Seigman's ab-
ductors.
The three Seigman children
were found in the family van and
released from their bounds. But
Mrs. Seigman was driven to the
Canon area where she was shol
several Umes in the head by her
kidnapers.
The new defense testimony did
very little today to shake the con·
fidence of the OraJlle County
Sheriff's office.
"We believe we have two men
who did this," Capt. Robert Grt!·
feth tersely commented. "Cer·
lalnly, we reaard our invesU&a·
Uon as closed In terms ot cbarg·
Ing the two men we believe were
the killers or Mrs. Seigman."
Capt. Griffeth said an In·
vest.11at1on aimed at the arrest o(
a third man he believes worlted
with Gullett and Ewing Ls sUU un·
derway.
Deputy Dlstrkt Attorney Dave
Ca.rWr appeared lo share Grif-
feth'• view with the comment
outside the courtroom that the
prospective all bi wttneues being
summoned by the defense "must
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Nixon Cut Off
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No TJl for Big Debate?
PORE• PaESIDENT UOIA&O NUON b amoai
1,000 San Clemente cable television sut.cnben cut oft 1tben
TM communlcaUom tennlnated Hl'Yice Wednesday ln a
zow with lbe Cit.7 Council.
"Yes, be waa wit.bout service.'' Col Jack Brennan, Nix·
an'• chief ohtaff, aaldtoday.
He said be wp mUia8 arrangements thls momlDI to
parantee that tbe former president will be able to see the
FcJrd.Carterdebatetoniibt.
' "WE'VE RAD OPl'Ell8 Crom all oveT town, from peo-
'ple wbo are on the Stora' systems." Col. Brennan aaJd.
"He definitely will aee the debate. You can say that."
Col. Brennan added.
He noted that with rabbit ears the Nixon household
could reeei•• San Dieco althouib reception was fuuy.
I Mayor Faees Issue I Election
To 'Hinge
That's Huntington Beach Mayor Harriet
Wieder behind the banana cream pie
tossed by Vice Mayor Ron Pattinson.
They were practicing for a carnival to be
held this weekend at the Seacli!f Village
Shopping Center. The purpose is to raise
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money for the Huntineton Beach
Playhouse building fund. One of the things
you can do at the carnival ts hit a city
council member in the face with a pie.Jt
will cost you a buck a throw.
Ads P ay Off
In R everse
For2Women
Two women who allegedly
u.aed underaround newspapers
and a local newspaper of eeneral
clrculatlon to advertise seitual
services have been jalled by
Orange County aherllt'a otficers
on prostitution charges.
Inveallgators aald Marie
Roberta. 31, of Santa Ana, and
Kimberley Doyle, 24, ol Stant.on,
were arrested at the Hilt.on lnn,
Lquna Hilu, by undercover of-
flcera who responded to ad·
vertisementa.
Officer• said the adntrtiae-
merita made lt clear that t.be ad·
vert.bera are wUUng lo r.rovide
sexual services in a bote , motel
or home under tbe guiJe of the
atatemeot that they are masseuses.
They satd those 3el'Vlces start at $35 and can 10 as b1P u '200,
dependln1 on the desires ot the
customer.
Olficen 1atd they hope to ar·
raiin the two women t.odQ in South Orante Co~ m-1clpai·
court.
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~t Furniture Firm
100 Illegal A.liens
Captured in Irvine
BJ HILARY KAYE Ol-0•11, ............
lmml1ration au\borlllea
nabbed ·~ 100 pedple believed
to be Ule1al alleu d""°' a raid tbia moroln1 at La1una
Manafacturln1 Compan1, a
furialture menufacturer ln
lrvl,De.
NY Hecklers
Rout Hubert
NEW YORK (~ -Sen.
Bubert Humpbrq, the main
apeaker at a kickoff rally here for
the Democratic prealdentlal
ticket, walked off the 1t91e after' bis·~ WU In~ br.
dolefl people ·~· ur.rael mustUve,Cartermustcor" :\..._ 1be poup also t....s a loeaf
of le.nets into the air Weclne9day nftbt that said, "Ctrter clearlJ
ravon the creaUOD o( a PLO
sanest• state" that would lud t.ohexterminaUonofllrael.
'
Jlm Robinlon, an lmmJgraUon
official who participated in
today'a raid, aald at the scene
tb1t the roundup wu prompted
by numerous anonyrnoQ1 phone
tallt ~ptalnln1 about the II·
J91al t mptoy11.
He aal4 an e:uct CCIQbt W not
yet been liken thll mornilll and that some emp1oyes were ltill be-
inf dieeovered in bklDs JAees tbrouOoat tbe faelor11 located at 17m VOP Kannan.
••we~'tlrnowbow~un
Ul It'• all over, butlUooblltewe
bavt about 100," aald Bolltnson, addfDt t.bat the emplof• were beinC loeded Into tbou\ 14 vans Md WCMIN be 4rlven b9ek to \he
lmm l1rat100 ofrtcea ln Loa ~el.It>
After Mini Pl~ C JI II d, the ll•
...... Will be m ed to leave the
eowttrf yoJuntarUy or w1ll be nbfect to dep()rtatian beartnp,
huald. • Roblnlon aald tllat he expected
to 'len only a •mall ~ ot Lapna Manufac:turinc Com-
<lee ALIBN8, Pace Al)
On Show?
BJTM Aaoclated Presa -
Despite Jhnmy Carter's
11,000·mlle campaign 101,
delplte President Ford's high·
vllibWty bome su.od, despite the
promlaea and tbe polls, the
crucial phase or the contest for
the White House begins tonl&bl.
• What i1 p15t ls wannup.
Tbe 90-mioute debate in
Philadelphia loniebt at 6:30 PDT
b viewed ln both camps u the
llkelJ pivot point for the 40 cam·
pai,n daya that remain .
In Jarte part. it ls the lack or a
ainaJe, compeWni Laue or set ot
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wues that bu ralaed ao hiCh the
stakes In the first of three Fol'd•
Carter debates.
Image and voter tmprealons
of the Republican president and
the Democratic challenger are
therefore the more Important.
And those are precisely the
percept:IOOI that the debate can
ahape, or relnforce, orerue.
Furthermore, by uy measure,
the r1ce ll closer than on the
ateamy ntabt 1n Kansas Cit1,
Mo., when Ford t.old a c~f
Republican conventlon that he
wanted lo meet Carter race-to-
face to debate the lssues, the fin&
Incumbent president ever t.o dD
IO.
Not that Ford bas overtaked
CIJUr at this point; h1JJ own
campal11ner1 acknowled1e he i1
1Ullbehlnd.
But as one Republican put lt, a
real contest Is In prospect, where
(See DEBATE, PaieAZ>
Co ast '
We athe r
A aJ11bt c h ance ot
1hower1 early Friday.
Moatly cloudy near the
coast. IJWe temperature
cbaqe.
INSIDE TODAY
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fl% DAILY PILOT S Thurld.y S!pfW!'llW23. 1978
··:African Trip· Ends
Kiss inger Happy With Results
NAIROBI. Ken)"9 CAP) -
Secretary of St1tte Henry A Kl&:.•
1n1er ended hts first Mncan
poace shuttle tod•T ad uld ho
"<U leavtn1 Africa with "a warm
*hn1 and a aenee or hope.
After 10 days ~km,e to <ir· raoae negotiatlon:J for black rule
in Rhodesia and South Wc:~t
Africa. K11swger left for London.
Jfia plane was to make a refuel·
tnr stoit on lhe G rttk llland of Cr lf'.
The aecrc-tarJ met ror 4S
mJnutn today llfflh President
Jomo Kenyetta ot K~a. black
Alrlea's elder M.at.Mman, 1eek-in.8 bJs support tor b1s peace pro-
posals.
K.isafogcr WU eJso livtn an tx·
hlbition of lradltlonlll Afric:ao
danclnl alter the mediQi in
Carter Sorry
Apolo~zes for LBJ Slight
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AUSTIN, Tex. CAP) -JJmmy Carter. the
Democratic pre~dential nominee, bas apologized to
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson ror comments he made about
the Ja.~e· president in an interview with Playboy
magazwe.
Carter, in an interview that will appear in
Playboy's November issue, was quoted as saying,
..... I don 'Uh ink l would ever take on the same frame of
mind that former President Richard M. Nixon or
Johnson did -lying, cheating and distorting the truth."
Jody Powell, the candidate's press secretary,
said Carter telephoned Lady Bird Johnson on Wed·
nesday "to express bis regrets about the s~ory and in
particuJar that implication that be considered Nixon
and Johnson wereinthesamecategory."
Powell said Carter was not making excuses for
the statement. but was apologizing for it. He said
Carter was trying in the interview to point out "we all
h-.ivc our shortcorrungs and because of that we ought
not to Judge others too harshly for their mistakes.
.. And I am sure his hope was that Mrs. J o:mson
''ould .iccept his regrets and apology in that spirit,"
J>O\\t:ll said.
Calls Were Free
Prisoners Discover
I
Ma Bell Weakness
NEW YORK (AP) -Jr long
djsta11<'e is ·'the next lx>st thing to
bein~ there." then New York Bell
TC'lephonc Company qualifies as
the next best tbinlJ t.o a travel ~ent for those UDdtt loU and
)cy in Manhattan.
Phone company officials say
inm ates at Manhattan's
Metropolitan Correction Center
fi gured out bow t-'> make $100,000
worth or Jong·dfstanc. ealli to
points as far away as S'outb
"'Amerit'a without giving Ma BcO
onl' thirf 4jme. ·
As a result, the lelephorre com·
pony ~anted to take its 23 phones
out of the jail.
But the Inmates. a resourceful
group. blocked Uus action with a
lawsuit that claimed removal or
the phones would violate their.
rights to communicate with
la~> crs and relatives.
,\spokesman for the telephone
c.>mpany s aid the calls, which
the prisoners allegedly charged
to bogus credit-card numbers
and third-party phones. came lo
liRht aftl'.'r "we &tarted getting
l'Omplaants from people being
<'har~t'd ror calls they didn't
makt•"
In fat'.t, he.> said, about a quarter or lhc fraud in this area covering
~une rour million telephones has
bt.•cn tr aced to phones {n the jall.
'The :oipokesman said lt\c In·
vestlgation continued and tbat
when the magnitude or the rraud
Ix-cam<' known, the phone <'Om·
p;1ny trit'd to remov<' the phone!I
ond became l'nlanglcd in liUgu·
t)()n
Ont• t·ornpromise proposal ti)
be' l(Ubm1lh'd lo Judge Marvtn E
1-'rankel. who halted removal of
lhr phones. suuest.s that all calltt
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not prepaid by · prisoner5 should
~o lhrough a s witchboard, with
the 23 phones rigged so they can
be used only for local calls.
He's a Sucker
For Lollipops,
Faces Charges
sr. PETERSBURG Fia. CAP)
-"Is this for real?'' blurted a
judge arter being asked to reduce
a $250 bond sel for a 16-year-old
accused or stealln& a creen
lollipop.
Bond started out at $1,000 In the
cue, carried on the books as a robbery.
Tbe lollipop robbery came to
light during a 1'0\ltioe ball reduc-
tion bearing in Pl..nellas County
Circuit Coart before J udie
Robert Beach.
Teen.ager Oeoreo Knight was
arrested Sept. 8 by police Jn
nearby Gulfport and charged
with robbery Jn tho theft ot the
lollipop on a blgb acbool campus.
Public defender Jfartln Murry
tried to explaJf\ to the Judie: "It
happened down on the campus of
Boca Ciega. Richard Kelly was
trying to deal some lollipops. He,
was selling them ...
According to the police com·
plaint •beet, Knlabt h.lt Ktlly and
threatened him with a brick. Xel·
ly was treated at a hoepital alter
the Incident. But the lollipop was
not recovered.
Gulfport Police ChleC Hap
Golllncr said KeJly was slruclc by
the thief's fists dunng the incl·
dl•nt.
The 1tate allomey'8 office ap..
patently plans to file a misde·
meanor charge to replace the
felooy count. Al lhe ball hearing
last Thursday, the prosecutor ln·
dlcated it m lgbt be petty
lnrceny; but the deleMo seemed
to ~pect a battery charge in·
stead.
Fro•P~Al
ALIENS •••
pan1'• factory employoa atUl in
Irvine.
"Maybe there'll be about 20
bere when we leave." be aakL
Pbillp Smith, an irnmilf•Uon
official in tbe Loa An(eles office,
explained that about 25 to 30 Jm·
migration of ficers were busy
conductina ··surveys•·, or raids,
at various Or an1e c.otmly loca-
Uont \od.,-.
However, Sm ith decUDed to re.
veal where the other raids went beinc conducted until after (bey ·oceur .
Robinson said that allhouah company officials .... DOtined
several weeks a10 aboul the up..
comJnc r aid, em~oYes today .
were "surprised' when they
ahowed up.
.. Wt found them hJdlnl In bo:r·
es. to coalcn, IA a.be rurnlture.-
eorwhere t hey tbouebt tb y
wouldn•t be Men,'" Robinson
aak1.
NahJ"U, • fermln6 town 100
miles northwett of N1urobt.
Handed a epear and a llhleld by
~.ita, IUNln.er lbufOed his
feet a blt. at~tn~ to keep la
time with lb pound.lftl of druma
and cbanung of nauve warnors
ln the background.
Jn a brief speech, K.issmaer re-
newed Amerit»'s support for
pro-Wes tern Kenya, which be
bu visited three Um• 1lnce
April.
Upon arriving here from
Kinshasa, Z111re. on the last leg or
the Afriun shuttle, Kj in1er
said: "The U oiled States
believes stroncly and supports
strongly the independence,
security and progress of our
friends in Kenya.·•
In his brier talk.t here KW·
lnger soucht t.be same backing
from Kenyatta that he bas re-
ceived from thrtt! other African
presidents -Mobutu Sese Seko
of Zaire, Julius K. Nyerere of
Tanzania and Kenneth Kawidaol
Zambia.
Kissinger has also sent two
s pecial emissaries t o olher
Atriean states to explain bis cur-
rent peace lnlUative.
A high-level s pok6sman
aboard tbe Kissinger plane told
newsmen the 1ecreta.1y of State
thinks the Soviet Union may try
to lnduce aome black African
governments or liberation move·
meats to raise the price for set·
tlem ents in Rhodesia and
Namibia.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister
Ian Smith or Rhodesia held a
crucial muting today with mem·
bers of his party to submit the
British-American plan for black
majonty rule in Rhodesia for
their approval.
Smith emerged rrom the
session at midday and told
newsmen •-i got a good reeep-
Lion."
But he gave no indication lf the
ruling all-white Rhodesian Front
party would accept the plan.
The party rejected two pee·
vious Britiah proposals for pass-
ing power from Rhodesia's
278.000 whites to its 6.4 m11Uon
blacks.
E'rolfl Page Al
DEBATE •••
once it s.emed there would be
~ Carter , who bas from the st.a.rt
cautioned Democrats against
overconndence, makes that point
from his own campaJa:n plat-fannis: .
.. It'• a ftl'1 ctUncult political
undertakina to defeat an incum-
bent president wtth a unified par·
ty. And that's wha t I face."
Nonetheless, Carter claims a
b~altby lead. On the eve or the de·
bate, hl5 spokesman said Sep-
tember polling showed Carter
ahead in 35 state~ with about 440
electoral votes, Ford in 13 with
about 100 electoral votes. It takes
270to wln election.
Accordina t.o Carter aide Jody
Powell, the polling by Patrick
Caddell showed Carter leading
by marg1ns of lea than Ove
percentage points in states with about 120 electoral votes.
To whicb William Greener.1
spQ!tesman tor President Ford'•.
a mpaJgn, replied. "It would ap..
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pear that Mr. Caddell's poll
verified t hat we're ck>sinc the
cap all over the naUon."
Greener recalled the published
polls conducted before the
Republican NnllonaJ Convention
that showed Carter leading by
wide martins. up to 29 percen·
tage points In a Louis Harrls sur·
vey between the two party COD·
venUOns.
Tbe most reeent Hant11 poll,
based on sa.rv•ys completed on
Au,. 30, eave Carter an Jl"J>C)int
lead. The latest Gall\lp poll lives
Cart.er a 15-polnt lead.
The Ford camp ccntends the
gap has since been narrowed.
A Hanis s urvey of 2,844 likely
voten, conducted throucb mid·
Septembe r . reported doubts
among eome about Carter's ex·
perlence and stance on Issues.
Harris said a 4t percent to 34
percent plurality felt can.er-bad
ducked studs on ls.ues.
Carter said be thlnts the de.
bate will alleviate such coocerns:
and show him to be a sui.t.anti&J
caadiclate with t.be knowledce to
baUJe naUonaJ problems.
••And lf I eaq project that lm·
age in the debatet, it WOUid be a
,reat auet for me," be aalct.
Ford will be t.tYina to lll'Qied
himselt as a deci•l~. inlonia.ed.
and intelli1ent leader. to
eliminate what one Jlepubliean
said are voter ml.alivinP about
b1m oo those point.a •
NATO's Big G1111
The FH70, the first large artillery weapon to be de-
veloped Jomlly by NATO counlncs , is on display at lhe
Royal School of Artillery in Salisbury, E ngland, after it
was unvcHl•d by England, West Germany and Italy. The
l.55mm field howitzer was de\'eloped by the three na-
tions "t a cost of $62.S nullion.
Jlllllp Froin Truck
Hospitalizes W oinan
A 19-year·old woman who suf
fered sen ous head and mtt>rnal
injuries when sht' Jumped from J
moving catering truck in lrv1m•
Wednesday afternoon was lasted
in stable condition today cit
Tustin Comm unity Hospital.
PollC'<' sasd today they stall
\H'rt' not !'lure why the• youn~
"1•man )Umped from the truck
bul !-.J.>t'Cululed tbut she was "ap·
parenlly fooling around and
didn't realize the truck wus going
so fast."
lrvine PoUce said Mary Strat·
ton of Norwalk jumped out of an Mils Stratton was briefly ques·
Irvine Catering Company truck tiom'<i at the hos pital and the
that was traveling about 20 miles d r 1 v l' r, Armen G co r g e
per hour n ear White and Makanan, 63$ Baker St . Co:,ta
Cartwright streets in the Irvine Me!>a, was also quest1om.'<I ubout
Industrial C'ompll.'X lhl' <'ar cumc;tances. ------
' SUSPECTS. ~
I be-lying or confused.
"They couldn 'l be in two placet
at the sam e time,•· Carter sai4
"And that's wh t thu de(ens•
asks a~. to bt-lievv if yoo accepf.
lbe Ume table tbey have ~
pared.'' I
Deputy pu bllc dtfendtr
Ml cha et Beecher aatd be wUI pl'Qo
ve that Ewjng was aJttlns W'lta
pro5pec:Uve wltnf' Guy Cooper
ln the Jatt :r's 8ellllowv ·~ ment at the moment lhal Mnl ~t1man •nd bor family were k.ldnapecl. --T
He Hid Cooper wtll tesWy that
the two men watched "the !Jton1~
Woman" on teJevltion and tbeO
deelded to lake Ewfna'a hamatd'
ror a ride.
Bttcher said the hamster was
n present rrom Ewlne'•
&irlfriend, Dora Parker, and she
"'ill be among witnesses who waif
test1ry that Ewing. Gullett,
Cooper and the hamster were
among patrons at a local cocktlit
lounge where the group stayed
unUJ after mldntgbt.
AuthortUes claim the Seigmao
nmily was kidnaped al 9 p.m.
that night. They believe Mrs.
Seigman was killed at about 11 p.m.
Defense attorney Marvin
Cooper said Gullett was also seen
several times al the cocktail
lounge. He said it will be le1Ufied
that al one point of the eveoinc
Gullett appeared to have more
alcohol lb an be could handl~
Both defense lawyers said It is
very likely that they will put a
Los Angeles County Deputy
Sheriff on the stand as an allbt.
witness.
They said he will testify, IC
called, that he saw the caged
hamster in the N1r or a woman
who was also ex pected to testify
an the pretimmary heanng.
"The hamster is a key wit·
ness," Cooper said. "P(.'Ople re-
member that Ewing and Gullett
were at that bar on the night or
the kidnaplng and ltllllnc
because that was tbe nl&ht lhe1
aJso saw Ewing's hamster."
"Maybe so. but thert Is a
tremendous amount of evidence
against these two men," Cart<'r
:.aid. "We will wait for the hear-
ing and testimony before making
any further comment." --------
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ANALYSIS
REASONING
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ORGANIZATION
REFUTATION
PRESENTATION ·
Total Point•
FORD
-Aw.,d each c•ndldllte 1 to 5 polnta In Heh c.tegory
1-Poor 2-Falr 3-Average
4-Exc.tlent s-&petior
St.endarda of Evaluation
ANALYSIS: Ooe• the •peak•r Identity IHUH
wtllch are clearly relevant? Doe• ho
offer •ound baalc preamlHa for his
aubMquenl Hnea of argument?
REASONING: Doe• each atep In the speaker'• pro-
ceu of argument aeem reasonable
and logk:al? 00.1 he move soundly
from premlae to condullon without
logk:al error?
EVIDENCE: How effectively doe• the speaker
support his own aasef'tJons with valid
tactual or statJatical Information, or
wtth the objective opinions of re·
cognlzed experts?
ORGANIZATION: Doe• the speaker present h is argu·
ments In a clear and wen organized
manner, or ls he overly complex and
confualng?
REFUTATION: How effectively does the s peaker ex·
pose the analytical, logical, or
evidential fallacies In the arguments
of his opponent?
PRESENTATION: How persuasively does the speaker
communicate his message? Does he
combine delivery, gestures, and eye
contact to create an Image of com-
petence and leadership'?
Score Debate
You Can Tally With Experts
WASHINGTON <AP> -Want to kl'\'P your own ::.core or
tonight's de bale between Prc.,1denl .to'ord and Jimmy
Carter ? Want lo compare notes with the experts.,
Here's how.
FIVE LEADING unavcr:-.tly debate rnaches '4111 JUdJ.:l'
the debate for the Associated Press
You <'an sC'ore the debate youri.('\f, u.,ing the same kmcl
of 1l<'Orccar<t the experts arc usm~. and comp:ire your n•
suits with thl'trS, wht1n they ar<' reported Friday.
The judging punl'I 1s usin~ a Sl'Ml'Card modeled aflc·r
the Corm USL•d by the Amen can Forensic Assoc1at1on for ~tu
dent compct1t1on
PROF. JAMF.S .I. L'nJ.'<'r director or forensi<'s at
Georgetown Un1vcrMtY in W.t:-.hm1;.'ton, prepared the ac
eompanying ballot and th<' 1nstruc·t1rins for 1t .. u..,,. t 'ni::t>r,
"hose team!l have reachl'd the final round vf cvny ma1or
national debnte lOUrTIUml•nt. "Ill St.'fH' J" one or lhl'
pant.>lisls
The olhcr panclt<,Lc; arc
Dr. Barbara O'Connor, chairman of the Department
of Commun1callons Sludl('S at Cal State Sacramento She
directs one of the lari;:esl speech programs m the nation
Or Donn Parson. direetor of forensics ill lhc
l 'n1vers1ty of Kansas Ills team won the national in
Lercolleg1atC' debate champ1on.c;h1p in /lpnl .
Pror. Wilham Southworth. director of forensics <.1l th('
l '111vers1ty of Redlands. J hs teams han~ lhe most successrul
record in the Far West.
Prof. Mehs~a Maxcy Wade, director of fort'nsics at
F.mory Uninr"lity in Atlanta. She t5 d1n·ctor of lht! largc!>l
dl'bate tournament In the South.
UCl's Top W Olllan
Flies F entlnist Flag
R)' tllLAR V KA VF:
0. IM D•llY P'1 le4 Sl•lf
f:lou;e K Joke, nn assistant
('h11n<'ellor at UC Irvine, told u
gothcnna of harbor area wom•'n
Wcdnesduy thot they should JOln
her m the Cemloisl movf'menl.
"We women need oil the sup·
port w(I ran get If we arr to ('On
Unue lmprovln~ our lot." said
M-< Klok(', who WU thr r1r1'l
wom&n In the lOS·year h1!'ltory of
th<' llnlveri11ty or Callforrun to
achieve the lilll' of as~1slunl
C'h:incellor .
"Don't for set th al like 'l\licl'
Throu1h lbe Looklna CIHs' we
have to run twice M fast lv 11luy
In the same place." added Ms.
Kloke.
The ••~1st.ant. chancellor point·
fd out that altltudo cMdltlr>oinR
and educAtional channeling al
home result In women bcinK un·
prepared. for the> most part, for
challenglna and proresalonol
carttrs.
"You, •• parents, 1rand· ..parents. t.eacbert snd friends can
~hange that dlscourqing pie·
-tun.·· sbesaJd.
o.lly ...... ,..," ,._..
PUSHES FEMINISM
UC Irvine's Kloke
not be seen in a stereotyped
mold," said Ms. Klolte.
"Feminists may be women like
me, who enjoy being women -
feminine women -who love
clothes. including hats. prefer
'\ Flu Shots
Start in
3 Weeks
Oran{le County resldent.5 may
be.ctn rolllni.: up th~lr shirt
slcevH tor free swine Clu vac-
ctnauon. ln 11bclut thrtM? weeks.
<'<>Wily b~allh ofticiub ~rud Wt'd·
ncl>day <Related :.tory PageA4 )
Tht> free 1mmum1ut1ons, pro
v1ded through lhl' redt'rul gov·
"rnmenl'!I $\:15 rn1lhon l-1"11\C IO•
oculal1on pro~rJm, will be
available on college tampuse::;,
at business r1rm i., 1n rommuruty
cluucs stafrt!d by 11olwlleen> and
through many pr111ute phyS1 ·
CllUlS.
ln add1t1on. there will be 28
chntC'8 throughout the county ror
residents 65 years and older and
for those considered "tugh nsks"
because or chronic illness
Schedults for cluucs are ex·
peeled to be announced soon.
.said Harold Maloney, county
health progr<.1m coordinator.
The program was expected to
began earlier but .wa.s delayed
lh1::. summer by wornes over who
would be liable for problems
('aused b11 thr flu shots.
He<'C'Ot i.l~te and federal
lei:1slat1on, however. have
placed that llab11tly with the gov·
crnm{'nl
That l\'J:•slut1on also requires
fl•stdl'nts to s11::n a consent form
lx>forl' bt·ini: vaccinatC'd.
So rar. Maloney said, there arc
no plans to vaccinate chJldren
age 17 and younger, although
field tests in lhal age group are
contmwng 'The only ctuldren in
that ai::c llroup who would re·
Cl'l\C the 'acc1nc are those rrom
.1J,?es th rte to 17 considered "high
n.sk~·· because uf chronic ill·
ne<,M•s
MalonC'~ <:.aid thow O\'Cr 65 and
the• chronicall} 111 will receive a
'c1ccinc containing a combina·
tion of the .!twine nu serum and
the A·\'1ctona strain serum to
proh•t·t them from nu strums
common last winter.
Thos'-' bt!twcen the ages of 18
<inc1 &.1 year:. of a~<· will receive
lhl' s" IOI' varcinc only. he said.
Dr <.,;nalcl Wai::ner, a county
pul.>h<· ht•<tllh mcd1ccil officer.
l'la1d tht• flu varcmauons may
c·ausc slt~ht rt'il('lton.s in about
twu to rl\t' 1wrct"nt l)f Uw cases.
Tht• rC'act1ons rould involve mus·
cle sort'n<"lS and shght fevers for
..ibout two days. he said.
In addition. those allt•rg1c to
t·g.:~ should not hl' v:ic1:111ated,
Dr Wagner continut>d
Oran~l' County ht•;ilth orficials
said lht>y ;in• coordinating lh<'
'a(:cinallon proi:ram to make tht•
vacl·1ne'\ readily ava1l:i.blc to all
residents.
Tht• department will pro\'1dc
clm1cs 1n area!> lo fill an gaps of
~erv1ce. Vaccinations al.so will be
a\Jalable al the heaJlh depart·
menl's Anaheim and Santa Ana
clinics.
Bird Keeps I ts
Record Good
ALTON. Jll <AP> -As
Richard Eichhorst and ~ h.igh
.!.chool students watched in vain
from bluffs above the Mi ssissippi
R.iver, the legendary Pia.c;a. bir"'
failed to makC' its schNlulC'd ap·
pearancc for the 303rd con·
M'<'UllV<' year.
"KC<'p your l'Yl'S P<'('l<'d."
Eichhorst exhorted the .sludenL,
who JOtnl'd him at dawn Wcc1nefi·
day. hoping to s<••• the st·aly.
claw·foot<'d bird with a dragon·
like head cmeqce from the river
• nnd pick a cu ve for the winter.
llhni I nd1an IC',::cnd has 1t that
the Piasa cao be gl.Jmpsed at
rlawn on the f1r<1l day of fall. Ex·
plon•r, l.ou1"I JohC'l and Jacques
M.m1u<'lle dt'scnbcd seeing a
mas~1ve pa1ntant or the bird on
lhl· blurf!I during their joumev
do" n the M1ssissipp1m1673.
Badham Son
Facing Suit
Congrc>c;slonal ca ndidate
Robert E FJadham '!I son, floher1.
Jo:dw:>rd nadhom Jr .. ho, boon
n•med os derendant In an
Orange County ~ul>('rior Court
laws uit th11l seeks $2~.000 Jn
dama~ea for the plaJnurr.
Badham. 21, who ls servlnc
with the United States Navy in
San Dleao, Is c harged by Marie
G. Hernandez with respon.slbill·
ty for injuries she sutrered in a
traffi~ a<'cident May 29.
Miss Hernandez slates that.
she suffered serious in1urles in a twO-~<'oll1s1on that occurred
on Baker~treet tn Costa Mesa
"My m•jor cnN!er advances
were made possible only bttau.~e
some mu, including Chancellor
Aldrich. nol only recognited my
abWUee but was WtUing lo put
hJmaelt on lbe Une to &ive me an
unusual opportunity to prove
myself," said Ms. Kloke.
SM said ll took the cbancel.Jor
\wo years to persuade
University or California •d·
ministrators to glve be!' the title
auistaot. c h ancellor, even
thou&b abe was performing those
duUee during lbat entire perlod.
skirts to pants. like men and en BJoodm biJ D joy lb~ courtesies traditional 0 e ue
At one point in her addms to
the Dolphins. tbe women's
division ot ttie Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce, Ms.
Kloke expla1.ned why she was
wurtn& a whit• alpaca fur hat.
"l wo,.. lL dellberatcly. I'm an
,avowed femlnta\ Utd I want to
cmph.ulie that. remlftlsts should
~
between men and women,"
added Ms. Kloke. In I .......... a Hills Tbe UCI admi.nislrato1' abo re· -..a:e~
marted that it is important. for An American Red Cross blood·
women to st.and guard over the mobile will be at Saddleback
diinit.Y of other women. Community Hospital, 24451 Via
"J found ft. a1>9alling that lbe ~ Estrada In La,auoa fWls, Friday
thousands of honest, intelligent from 2·6;30 p.m.
secretaries and clencalsl4Uwho Volunteer donors receive
help keep the wheels turning In credJttoward blood supplies uud
Wuhlniton, D.C., were aubjtct-by tamUy members or fr'l.enda.
ed to lttra and character de Appoinlmenls to ,Pve blood •~
famaUon because of the avollable by ca.Wnc th. Red
1hcnan11am of a few male public Crou, 83$.5311, or Ulc ~pital,
ornctab, "said Ms. Kloke. 837 4500, extension C27.
Thu~.!}' Seprember ~ l'r6
Hamtingto11 Residetat
Ex-Viet Chief
Ky on
Former South Vietnamese
Premier Nauyen Cao Ky aay1 he
ls well, happy and settled into bis
Hunllngton Beach home.
Speeches and a restaurant
business are planned. be sa)'j,
but a proposed communal farm
for Vlelnames4! refugees ls ofr.
"J JUSt love this urea," said Ky,
"l like the climate and I like lhe
&)COPle."
The former jet pilot and South
Vietnamese eeneral Wllb in
lerviewed recently al bis
modem. lwo-atory home.
Ky says he likes hvlng In
Southern California. ~au.se the
greatest concentration of the
130,000 South Vietnamese who
came to this country live in San
Diego and Orange Count.Jes.
When Ky arrived ln the U.S. in
1975, after being forced ton~ tus
now·Communisl nallon, he an·
noun<'ed plans to start a farm1ng
commune for his fellow refugees.
But those plans have been
scrapped.
(]oast
SETTLES lN HUNTINGTON
Former Viet Leader Ky
"In the United States il talces
too much money to be successful
in farming," said Ky. "We to Vietnamese.
couldn't do it unless we got (in an· "That'8 up to my wife. She is a
c1al aid from the government." businesswoman," Ky said. Ky has been on the lecture
K y, who served as premier in circwt. He said several of his
1966 and 1967 and as vice pres•· $2,500 lectures have been can·
dent of South Vietnam for four celed by hecklers' interference.
years unlll 1971, said he current· But overall, be said, he's
ly is trying to !md }Obs tor about pleased with the reception he's
2.600 former Vietnam Air Force been getting.
pilots, including bun.sell. "The press always tells about
"These are some of lhe best· the bad ones (lectures), l1kt'
trained pilots in the world. with Cornell" where he walked orr
an average or 10,000 to 18,000 stage, he said.
hoursornyingllme."he::.a1d "They don't say anything
"'lt'sawasteoftimefortht!m to about lhe others. hke at Yale
be working alolher JO~." wher e they made me a life
His wife, Mai, is trymg to buy a member of the Yale Pol.Jllcal
Huntington Beach restaurant, t:nion," Ky said
now called Granny's Attic. "I have trave led north. south,
Ky said 1f the deal goes east and throui:h lhe Middle
through, the restaurant's name Wes l . and l he average
will be changed. but ht>'s unsure Amencani. l have met have been
Former
Countian
Indicted
LOS ANG ELF:S (AP) -A
rormer Oran11e CoWJl.Y rMldcnt
has bef'n lndlC'tt>d on characs that
he holed to 1 c1wrt inorc thah
$805.000 earned over a fuur•yeal'
~rlod whlh• hi!! company had
contructs to cl('un j('t ptone
C'abin:-. for thrt>t• major airlines.
W1lllum W1kc•nhelser, 47, now
r<·port('dly II vlng In Ulsmart'k.
N.l>., wuis lH't'11H•d of lour count.I
of failing lo f1h.• fedcra] income
t..ax returns rrom 1970 to 1974
when he owned und o~rated
Bill's Carpet und Uphol!>tcry
Cleaning in Orange. Dunn~ that
ume. lbe firm had cleaning con·
tracts with Western. Contjnental
and Trans World Airlines. a
federal attorney said.
Jn 1972 accordin~ to the ind.let.
ment, W1kcnheiser had his tx-st
year, grossing $300.664 pnmanlJ
from the three airlines. But, t~
mdictmcnt said. none of the In•
come was reported to the Jn,
ternal Re venue Scrnce.
Thieves Get
Watchdog
FRESNO (AP)-A
trained Gcrmnn shepherd
was assigned lo guard the
E.B. Wills Company here.
so thieves d1dn "t bother to
burglarize the busines _
police said.
Instead. they stole the
dog valuM at $800, perhaps
by tranqu1lmng ll, omcers
reported Wednc<iday
Another '4-3lchdog was
lert ~hind and the one that
was Molen apparently pul
up a fight. Polle<' found
marks believed to be from
the dog's teeth in the han·
d.Je of shear!> the dognap-
pers used to cut through a
renc~.
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Flu Link Reported '( ~ 4"•.t
•Coasting •• '~ 'ff •
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wlda T•• ~pltiae
/New Human,. to-human Case Found
Dismantling
~History
LOST S ITES DEPT.-
Apparently th~ old CaPJ!lrano
• Union High School gymnasium,
last structure of ita type in ~ San JuJln, la doomed
to ran t o the Iron .,.LI and ~ldottt of demolition uews.
Some leading citizens of lbe
.southern Oranre Cout area are
even now malting last-minuted·
Ions t.o aa ve the old om but their dumcea appear lhin at Uu.s mo-
· IDellt.
Erooomics, of course, loom tarse m the dttisloo that the old
structure should be reduct'd to
rubble . Estimates given to
trus tees of the Capistrano
Unified School District todicate it
w~ld cost 1n t he vicinity or
$300,000 to bring the place up to
structural standard.'\.
By cootrast, it will only cost
$1.8.000 to demolish tt.
THVS IT JS CHEAPER to
: kDOCk down hist.ory Uw1 to pre-. seneit.
You bave t.o understand that
: the good citizens ol the Sao Juan
area can gel pretty exercised
· about preserv at1on of aid historic
stnlelW"es. They have a few in
tbe area, 111clud1ng some fine old
adobes and of course, tbe J eweJ
ofMissioos.
The gymnasium was bwlt an
1929 wbeD the re rndeed was a
C&pUtraDo Union High School
C"".tmpus oo lbe s ite. Jn the new
era, however. the distnct's h1gb
school was moved to San
· Clemem.e and lbe old Capo cam-
P'll was moslly lorn down.
Even that, one reporter who at·
tended there recalled, created
con.siderable fuss. One alumni
threw himself agamst the walls
in an effort to stave off the
bulldours
NOW, APPARENTLY. the
gym will a l!>o go. To v1s1lin~
basketball teams, the place wus
known as "lhc crackerbox." The
walls were miehty close to lbe
'idellnea. You baled to plll)' in
tbe place. All the Capo players
lnew where the walls weTe. But
you didn't. Som eumea you said
.hello to oae ol those w.U. very
suddenly.
fn any event. there •ere some
strong lut-minute appeals in the
elfort to save the place for San
Juan poeterlty. One sut'b plea
was umque.
This came Crom Pam Hallan.
native dauchter and noted San
Juan Capiltrano historian. Mrs.
Hallan toJd the trustees that
much had been done to nve the
histonc adobes aad i.Jnport.ant
sites m lbe region. But, she said,
here was a ch ance to save
somethina entirely different.
TUE OLD COlJGMl campus
g)•m. she noted, 111 unique as an
example or the awfuJ, square-
tined, boxy, institutionalized
bulldinga bulll during the 19208
and 30s. She suggested thb loo is
l'urt or hlat.ory. and should be
}'re."erved.
Well. the old Capo 1ym will
probably go. But wbm the de·
molitiol\ crews 1et. on the site.
t.bey may find the old building,
dttmed structurally unsafe, is
tou"her than a lot ot experts
Jhink.
Demolition crews have gone al
some of thl'sc old structures and ~anwd to their dismay that they
don't knO<'k down so easily.
If the old Capo RYm walls resl11t
the iron bnll and bulldo1er
thruslll. thnt will aurt rtl.lc a lot
bf eyebrows nround town.
BOSTON (AP> -Doctors aay
they have diJcovc~ what ap.
ptars to be a second m:;tan~ ot
lfWJne flu being lr•nam1tted
from humao t.o human.
The aecond cue. ~ed at
the Untverisity of Varalnia
Hospital, occurred about the
ume time u the hl&hly
publiciied outbreak amoo1 11
recruits at Ft. Di•. N.J., early
last Jaouary.
As War Rages
TOE Fr. DIX l<XNESS is
the only t'oncrete ex.ample of
swtne nu being spread between
humans The V1r1uu• case was
inveatl-ated by aovernment
health Of(1cials but WU not widl'·
ly known until ll wu reoortt'd In
todoy's iuue of the New
England Journal of Medicine.
The Vlrein10 doct orl'I
dla&n<>5ed the illness in a New
York man and s~ud lbey thought
Lebarwn Switches
To New President
_BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -Lebanon <'hanged Christian pre-
stdent.s todar but lhe cavil war that has ravaged the MOSJem-
Christian nation for 17 months blazed away without letup. .Rock~t explosiom and machine.gun fire resounded in Beirut while
30 miles to the east. Elias Sarkis
was sworn in to succeed Prest·
dent Suleiman P'ranjieh.
Sarkis took the oath of office
at the Syrian·controlled resort
town of Chtoura, protected by a
ring of Syrian soldiers, tanks
and surface·l-0-air missile bal-leri~s.
C....naut• Land
MOSCOW (AP) -The two
Soyuz 22 cosmonauts returned to
earth today a fter an eight-day
photography mission in space, Tass announced.
Col. VaJer,y Bykovsky. the
flight commander. and flight
engineer Vladimir Aksenov
parachuted to earth an their re·
turn vehicle on the KazaJchstan
steppes east of the Baikonur
space center, lbe offic1aJ Soviet
news agency said. They landl.'d
9-1 miles northwest or Tselmo
grad, or about 1,500 males
southeast of Moscow, Tass re·
ported.
BJ Ll1ttit Bill Sign~d
WASHINGTON CAP) -The
decision on production or the Bl
bomber will be left up to the
winner of the presidential elec-
tion.
President Ford s1~ned a re
cord $104 .3-billion defense ap-
propriation bill Wednesday thal
postpones the n l decision until
February.
Callaaea11 Rappftf'!
WA SH I NGTON <AP)
Former Army Secretary
Howard H. Canaway bu ap·
Field Lily
Protected
RIVERHEAD, N .Y .
CAP> -A Long Island
judge has upheld an in·
.surance arbitrator's
award or more than $2,000
to a 27-year-old man bit by
a truck while be was
atttaking. or in the judge's
words, "In naked com·
munication with nature."
In the decision by Suffolk
County Supreme Court
Justice Frank DeLuca,
made public Wednesday,
the Great Am erican
Insurance Co. mwst. pay
Robert Henry or
Brookhaven $2,030.0S, and
hla lawyer $525 in legal
fees.
Aa Jfenry was pro·
menadlng naked July 4.
1975, police sighted him
a nd started after ham,
shouting to him to halt.
Jnatead. Henry duhed
across the highway. and
was hit by a truck driven
by Richard Rusillo, 32, o(
Ma11Uc.
( IN SHORT )
parently been criticized in a
Senate subcommittee report for
his involvement in an effort to
expand a Colorado ski resort on
federal land.
The report on the activities' of
President Ford's former cam-
paign manager was approved
Wednesday. S to 4, along party
lmes. Comments made by the
senators at the subcommittee
heanngs reinforced the notion
that the report was cntical of
Callaway.
Decision Due
On Sinatra
License Need
CARSON CITY, Nl'v. IAP )
A recommendation 1s cxpt"cted
next month on whether singer
Frank Sinatra and hls attorney
should be asked lo seek a
Nt"vada ~amln~ license.
The state Gaming Control
Board met for two hours Wed·
nesday, investigating whether
the two men have su~tantia1 in·
Ouence in the Del E. Webb
Corp .• which operates four
Nevada casinos .
SINATRA DID NOT attend.
His attorney, Mickey Rudin of
Beverly Hilla. confirmed that
the singer owns about 420,000
shares or Webb stock while
Rudin owns l lJ.000 shares.
Sinatra's holdings reprPsent ~.2 percent of the corporation's
1tock and combined lhcy own 6.6
percent, Rudin sald.
Control board member Jeff
Silver said after the hearing a
recommendation in lhe matter
ts likely to be made to the parent
Nevada Gaming Commission
next month.
Silver said the board takes
notice of stockholders in gaming
concerns after they hold 5 per-
cent of stock. But he added that
llcenslng Is discretionary and
dependent on whether the
atockholders exert influence in
company policy.
DEL WE BB VICE President
and General Counsel Donald
Stev~son told the board lhat
even with their stock combined,
the aln1er and Rud.in do not own
enough stock to influent'e the
election or corporate office~.
In a lengthy prepared state-
ment to the board, Stevenson
was emphatic that neither tbe
linger our bis attorney has ever
attempted to influence or control
corporut1on management.
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he cauaht 1n fr\>m another
human, not a p11
1'he fcdt>n1I iiovtlrnmt·nt hM
launcht>d a nationwide vacctn.,
tion program bcC'&USI.' e>t fru
that thc Ft. Oix outbreak could
arow into a ~wine nu ep1dcmlc.
"Becnut1e he did not have any
known contact with l'IW\ne. the
inlerenct" 1s that ht' repre&l•nlb a
case of human to human
spread." Dr Jack M. Cwallnc-y,
one of the authors cir tht< medical
journal report, :.aid in an in·
tervtew.
The victim wus a !'>5 year·old
radio announcer The man. who
was not 1d('nt1f1ed by doctor!.,
was admitted to the hospital
Dec. 31, 197S.:. few days after he
arrived in Charlottesville, Vu .
for a visit .
THE ILLNESS. WlOCll kept
rum in lhe hospital for several
weeks, was not daagnol>t'd a'
swane nu until after the t't Dix
outbreak, when federal offic1Jb
warned hosp1tals t.o watch for
the disease. Greyl101111d llits B11s
"Since he did not have any
contact with swine, the next bei.t
bet is that he got 1t from another
human," sajd a spoke~man for
the federal Center for D1sea~e
Control in Atlanta "We would
assume that the virui. wui.
c1rculating prior to fl. Dix.'•
Driver Thomas Dorber. five safety .:iwards pinned to his
shirt. wipes away tears after his Greyhound hit the rear
of a school bus carrying physically handicapped
children. Rain-slickt.'<i pa\'cment was blamed for the
nash in Miami. which left 37 persons injured, one
st'nously. "I'd rather hit anything else." Dorber said.
"My kids ride the school bus."
Lobbyist Confirms 'Gift'
'Wrongdoing' Denied in Ford,. U.S. Steel Stays
WASHINGTON fAPI A"'
President Ford prepared for
tonight's d t.>bate with Jimmy
Carter. a U.S. Stttl Corp. lob
"
st confirmed that his firm
d the ball for Ford when, a!> a
ngressman. he stayed at J
company-Owned house near 01s·
ney World m f'londa.
In a statement issued early to
day. US. Steel lobhyl!~t \\'1lham
Whyte said Ford's overn1~ht
stays at Disney World in 1972 and
in 1973 were in addition to thrc•t•
golfing we"°kends for 1''ord p;ud
for by the steel company at 1ls lodge in Nt'W Jcr~ey.
ln addition. Ford and Whyte
took four vacation trips together
to the Carri bean over the past 15
years. a spokesman said On two
occasions tht"y wer<> guest<; or
another couple. and 10 two c)lhcr
instances they rented a home
with two other t'Ouples and
shared expenses. the company
said.
TUE WHITE HOUSF. had no
1mmed1ate comment on the re-
port of U.S. Steel's role in the
1-londa trips But earUer this
week, Ford spokesman Ron
Nessen said there was "no
f'v1dent'e of wrongdoing" m the
New J ersey trips.
In has statement today, Whyte
said hC' and Ford have been
fn<'nds for more than 20 years
a nd that "to my direct
knowledge, Con~ressman Ford
.;,haro.>fl the use of U S Steel over
n1J(ht nccommodat1ons, as my
personal ~uest. on five occasions
over the last dozen or so years "
A t'ompany spokesman said he
did not know whether US. Steel
a lso paid Ford's travel expense~
Rut he said the company paid for
Ford's lodging m all five m-
stances.
THERE HAVE BEEN ques-
tions raised that Ford might
have \'IOlatcd the Code Of ethics Of
the House of Representallves,
adopted In 1968 l t proh1h1ts
members from acccpllng a "gift
O( .substanlHll value, directly or
lndJrectly, from any person, or-
ganitataon or corporaUon having
a direct mterest in legii.lat1on
before the Congress."
The code doe!I not define "sub-
stantial." although n spokesman
for the House Ethics Committee
has pointed out that gifts or more
than $.'i-0 from foreign govern-
mt:'nts are prohibited under a
s1m1lar State Department code
that covers that a~ency 's
employ cs
A spokesman for Whyte said
today that 1-·ord was Whyte's
guest at un overnight Jodge
owned by U.S. SteeJ adjacent to
the Pine Valley Country Club in
Clementon, N .J ., in 1964, 1969 and
1973.
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Water Found on Mars
PASADENA CAP> -Viltin& 2"a dbcovery of indicate that the Martian altnolphere was ooce
froun water at l.he north pale of Mars ratSes the dense eoouab for wata'° now on the surface.
poaJbllJty tbat aome fonn of la.le may be Jocked "But whether that was lOU millJon yean aao or
beneath the ic)' suri~. acientista say. three blllion, t.bere'sJust PO w~ of&el.11na >'el." said Crofton 8 . Farmer, an atmotphttic sc1enu t a t Owen.
the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 1ald the-discovery He said that question should be answered by
conitttuie. "another shred of evidence" that cond1· Vi.king mission geoloel.st.s &0mettme In November. ·
tioo. on the red planet may ooce bave been swtable Fanner aald tbe amount of water froien at the
for hie. Martian north pole, added to the amount believed to
be trapped under&round in au*ll ~rmafrost, "is AS A llE tJLT, HE SAID, future searches for proportional"totheamowrtotwaterooearth.
traces of Martian life may turn to the planet's north Farmer said the apparenl erowth. of the Mar·
poJe tian icecaps each winter as viewed from earth and The dlacovery by Viking 2'i, orbiter counters orbltin& satellites probably is due mosUy to frozen
tbeones tbat Mars' polar regions are composed carbon dioxide.
mostly of frozen carbon dJoxide gas, with only Durine winter, frozen carbon dioxide spreads
traces or water. Wat.er ls eenerally considered a from lhe water ·lcecap across the planet lo a thin
basic inaredientror t.be evolution of Ufe. sheet, then recedes dramatically as summer ap-
Thursday Seoternber 23 197&
~f iring
Donald Wri~ht.
st a te C h1 ef
Justice. will r e-
tire soon a long
with a noth er jus tico. Gov,
Brown mu s t
now rill tho t \\ o
key posts on one
of the most pre-
sllg ious courts
in the nation.
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for past We than for present llle," sald Farmer. ··r --------------------===..;;; t.hlnk future tests will now bold more s1e01Cicaoce in
<let.ailed studies oftbepoJar reg.ions.'' .....
Tob1a1 Owen, an astronomy professor, said the ---------------------------------------~-------:~ presence of froten water at th~ Martian north pole
,\cc=-use d
James Schoenfeld.
24, leaves court Wed
nesday after a brwf
h ea rin g o n the
Chowchi lla mass k1d -
napmg case Schocn-
f c Id , his brother
Ri chard. 22, and
f'' r c d Wood s. 24.
!>land accused of ub
due ling 26 children
and their school bus
driver
, may mean that organic molecules -the building
blocks of life -or actual life forms -are frozen in
the Martian 1cecaPfi. ·
FARMER SAID HE BELIEVES that ereat
q~titJes of Ice were melted by volcanoes erupting
sometime tn Mars' past, sending nvers cascadme
across the planet's surface. cunmg wide channels.
From there. waler probably was absorbed into
the Martian soil, Farmer said, where it is now
locked in permafrost. Most of the waler that dtS·
sipaled into the air probably condensed at the north
pole, while the rest bolletl orr into space, he
speculated.
Farmer said ltus theor> IS ~upported by the dis·
covery of the rare gases krypton and xenon. They
Brown·: -Lust'
Private Affair
SACRA MENTO (AP> Gov Edmund Brown
Jr. has sidestt>pped a question about whether he,
like Jimmy Carter . lusts after women in has mind
Democral1c presidcnual nominee Carter said
in a Playboy interview that he had lusted a fter
women many times m his mind Wednesday, a re
porter asked af Brown had s1m1lar feelings. Brown
answered : "I don't think that question reqwres an
answer.
"I AM HERE TO 00 MY business for the
public. and th ose matters. at leas t in my
persuasion. arE> lx-~t ll!O d1scus:.cd an private,"
Brown said
Prior lo the lust QUt-st1on, Brown was asked
what he thou~hl of a ne"Aspaper report that a stale
agency seminar had involved comment-; on
masturbation.,
Was that proper? a reporter asked
"No," Brown said. lie added he had asked
Health and Weir are Secretary Marlo Obledo to look
into the allegations.
Alarm Broken
Escape Might Have Been Halted
CHINO CAP) A personal radio
alarm system that 1:. ~upposed lo b<'
carried by guards at Cahforrua Youth
Authority msl1tul1on~ was not opcrat
ing whe n 13 youths escaped, offt c1als
say.
The CY f\ says the $65,000 syst<'m
"might have prevented" the escape of
the 13, 12 of whom were rec:aplurt'<i. ~ Meanwhile, 0Hlc1als of the CYA,
Chino police and the CaJlfomJa Cor·
recl ional OH1ceri, Association a ll J began a n anvesticataoo mto the violent
riot and breakout.
:strike Threat Grow•
LOS ANGELES CAP) Tht.•
• posst bility or a !'itrtkc against
Southern Cahfornaa and Las Vegas
supermarkets looms today following
a breakdown in ncRotiallons betwN'n
the Food Employers Council and tht•
Teamsters Union.
t A spokes man for the union said thnl
union membe rs had voted to stnke 1f
talks broke off. Tht1r rontract eitpired
Sept. 5 and hH been contmued on a
day·to-day basis.
lloae Mu'"" b EMouglt?
LOS ANG ELES CAP> What
11hould the pay scale be for the ml!n
who clean buses, park 'them and fill
them with gasoline.,
When that question 1s answered to
·the satisfaction of Rapfd Transit Dis·
( __ !J_ri R_l _E F_s_)
ln('l dire('tors and members of lhe
/\malgated Transit Union, the bus
stnke, 111 its 33r d day, 1s likely to be
over.
Fire G•t• MG1" S tage
CULVER CJTY (AP) --Ftre has
damaged a Mt•tro Goldwyn-Mayer
sound stage which was being used as a
'let for Liza Minnclh's new movie
.. New York."
The fire, 1n the wallc; and roor of the
sound stage. was qwckly knockC'd
down, but smouldt>red for several
hours. In 1967, a bla1t> caused several
hundred thousand dollars damage to
MGM movic sets.
Dt-at.11 Prob4» Dentanded
LOS ANGELES CAP) -An In·
vestagation of the state's mental an·
J>lltut1ons had be<'n demanded as a re·
suit of the deaths or two patients al
Metropolitan State Hos pital in
Norwalk.
A coront>r's inquest jury has found
that one pata<>nt rhl'd ''al the hands of
another other than by accident." The
'l<'Cond patient wa'\ found dead an u
closet. three weeks aft(•r her family
was told '\he was m1i.slng ____ _
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Plftnning Bogs Down
A proposed amcodm~nt to the counly'a master
plan of reeional pub was shunted asfde last week by
lhe Ora.nae County Plann.l.ng Commuision.
The commlsislon agreed oot to ~tudy the plan for
development or the park system after County Ad·
mlnlstrallve Ottlcer Robert Thomas suggested it
wasn'tcomplete.
Thomas was rlaht. The propased amendment
did1l't include a prfee ta& or suasestions on how
whatever plan Is eventually adopted should be
financed.
Wbi.t was disturbing about the delay, however,
was that county Environmental Management Agency
' ottscials said they didn't know when the stall could
find time to complete lhe study.
lt was said seven vacancies on lbe planning stalf
and a heavy workload are keeping such major pro.
jects a! lhe .Park study bogged down.
ll 's been obvious for some time now that planning
in county government is a low priority item.
But significant issues such as tbe park plan
shouldn't h a ve t o remain untended until stall vacan·
cies are filled.
Time for Change
Apparently convinced that the automotive in-
dustry is not Jikely t.o exert itself in the interest of
fmding an alternative to the internal combustion
engine, Congress has projected the government into
the picture. overriding a presidential "leto to do so.
Both the House and Senate acted swiftly last week
to override President Ford's veto or a five-year, S160
million program to develop an efficient electric car.
The first year will be devoted to research. Then
contracts wiJI be let for test vehicles to be leased to in·
dividuals and local governments. By 1981 it is hoped
that 5,000 cars using the advanced technology wm
have been tested and Industry can be pers uaded to
lake over rn a:,s production.
The Future
The program is in line wtth the Energy Research
and Developm nt Administration's lon1·ranie plan
lo have up to 20 million clean, energy-savlna elertnc
cars in use by the year 2000. to replace som e o! the 100
mllllon ga&loine-powered cars now on the road.
In his veto message, th~ President calJcd the
measure premature and said the researC'h could bet·
ter be undertaken by private industry. That would be
welcome. But Congress was correct in deciding that
lbe time to get to work on a replacement for the
polluting. energy-wasting j(asoline engine ls right
now-cot when Detroit decides to get around toil.
Unde r the Gun
Lobbyists for the National Rifle Association ar~
pushing an outrageous scheme that would permit
the use of federal funds to help private gun clubs
build rifle ranges.
The legislation, in the guise of a "safety"
measure to help train youngsters to handle guns,
would earmark $4.5 million for hunting safety and
target range programs in 40 states. Tbe money
would come out of funds now used !or wildlife con·
servation programs.
Sponsor of the plan, Rep. John Dingell (D·
Mich..) is a member of the board ol directors of the
NRA, which argues that all the money involved
would come l rom federal excise truces on guns and
ammunition.
Opponents contend that hunters and target
shooters are no more deserving of federal subsidies
than tennis players or golfers.
They are absolutely right. This would be like
turnjng liquor t axes back to the liquor industry to
enable it to establish bar franchises wher e young
people could Jeam to drink safely."·
Congress should stiffen its resistance to this ef-
fort by the formidable NRA lobby.
Will Debates Clear tlte Air?
Is Close r
E very Day
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( PAUL HARVEY J
The future as ru~h1ni: al us ~o
fa!it that n\'\I. frxthook' now l'Om
lllj,! Orf the prC''>Sl'' ar(' alrC'aci:-:
ob~olt>tf'.
Hut here 1~ tlw ht•'t I ran do
~1th an up to rq,:ht 11uo,1. ,1ucht of
wh11t new 1s U\ ullJl1h-tu 1n.1kt•
~ou h1.1pp1t'r . ~.1ft•1 nr m11n• 1·om
lort.iblc-N 1·w JHpduw•., m .1dl'
from "'inl.ltn,.:s 11( f:l,1"" I hr 1•Jol
now c•1n be•
IJ1d acros11 r<'
moll' art'as by
hchcoptl'r
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t 1t'h t·oat in~
noo,1. extend.,
the hft• of nwtal~ 1n ... ~11twJt\•r
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rn1•11ts do not br(',1k Ml t•;1:-.1ly .
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r u ct• m u k 1• 1 ' 1• I 1• 1• t r on 1 c·
lw a rt ht• ;11 n · ~ 11 l.1 tor-. u r c nnw
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n1•w pJc 1•mak1·1 hatt1•r11•'C arf•
11•rharJ:t•;1hl1• from O\tl~11l\• thl'
hoc!}. ""ti h11ul rt·pt•tlllmas :o>ur
j!Cf\
Doctor~ now c·:in 1•~no11n1• "our
1n. ... 1d<'' o,1.1th "" C'rhocorr11osro1><'.
redur1nii rl'l1:inet• on p1ot1•11L1.1lly
harmful X r;av,
Amona tht• trHlnY nt'w nwdaral
tool-i now 1na1l;1hll' t'C dr) ht•Jt
~1 1•r1l11.1t1on and hone m ntrow
'tor .1j!1•.
Stay \\'llh me. we'ri• gPlllni:
do-ccr to horr'lt'
A ~mall plate on tht• front
humpl'r of vuur n('xt <'<1r nnd 11
~mall ~t!l11lcr un th<' bnrk will "''
r<'dure uar drn~ thut .)OU will
tr:ivrl tht' l'IMTH' 11i11loocr on~ l)(:r·
rt>nl lr1111 fu t> I
You've ht•t•n proud or your
~tt•cl-~lt('(} t11·1'll"
\'OUR N•:xT t ir('S will be
made• n( cord11 m ndl' or n nl•W
fi~r which IS (IVC liml'S lllrOnJ!Cr
thnn Slt't>I.
You m ny not h:i v1~ Mticed the
new hybrid l'ircuJtry alrt'ady m
use in radio• but lht•y thus
operate on 20 per cent IC!!s clec·
tric1ty.
I can just im agine the un
e mployment talk ii Presi-
dent Ford s hould win. l
knew a m an who quit hh
job when Eisenhower was
elected just so he rould
always brag about how
lontt he was oul or work
when the Re publicans
were in office.
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r .-u. '' •"'d do ttet "•c.•"•rtl'I r•tlett tM
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HJll bt•artn~s noo,1. a\ ail able
l.c.t 20 tlnws lung1•r
Th£•rm a I ~hulti>ri. alloo,1.1n~
\Our houM' tc1 b<' ut least partl)
ht•111<•d V> ~ul nr c•nergy are
3\ 1.11lo.tblt• 1u1o,1.. Thl'r<' UJ"l' sevt-ral
rnult1fam1ly d\Hll1ngs in Gn•t•n
belt. Md .. all (',t<h hcatl'fl entirrly
hy solar colleetor' on their roof,
/\nd there 1:c :a r.1l"tnr) in ~uh
urb;,an M1lw,1ukN• t>nureh hl'lttrd
.ind cooled hy ht1rn1"SSmg and r1·
<'~l·hng lhl· bod~ heal of 1t.." 7,000
occupants ,
/\corrugated th1•rm 11l
abi.orber now hc•nls )Our swim
mm~ pool at an unnual s::avi nl( of
approximately $400.
FROM OR BIT ING satelhtc-s,
in add1t1on to their fom1hnr funr-
Uons, we.• arc.i now ub\e lt> dl'l<·~·t
"'h<•rc forest f1rrs art• llkt•ly to
br1•11k nut before tht')' do. t\n tn· \''tlm~le a~si:itun('I• lo forc!i.l
I Utl~t'r'I
No em 1ronm('t1ta1 prohlf'm i-i
mo1 (' :H·utr I han 11t>wa"e d1,
llO!>al Uy late llll'> v .. nr ul llunl·
1n~ton lh-nch. i;nuth of Los
l'rngt•les. J new kind or sewage
plant will be in 01>erauon. eon-
' <'rllnlil soltd scwalilc to act1vnted
<'drbon-carbon "'tuch ta then
ust'd to filt er in coming
o,1.astewatt>r Noth1nK lt'f\ over .
Nl·w s1llconr pl:t!!Uc loam is
making airplane.• 8t•at.s more
comfortable a nd football helmt·L~
moreanre
N1•nr Snndusky, Ohio. a new.
11ophis llcaled, 1'\rt•umlinrd
windmill h1 now producln~ l\Utrl·
<'l<'nl powc.>r tor 2S !il11gle fomlly
houses.
J have rrclted n fcow of the
seoverol thous and rmmethlnlil&·
new already nvallnblf' to you-
ench or which derived directly
from our lnvrstmf'nl In 11p11ce
tc-thnoloiry What. we'tt team ing
:tbout Mars wUI benefit future f:enc-rotlons
Whnt we are learning along the
way 111 benefllin.i you and-me-
rtiJhl now-with nn i~•lculable
return on every invested dollar.
The defense r ests.
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CATASAUQUA BOROUGH.
Pa • The danger to Jimmy
Carter of being a relatively un-
known ne wcomer in b1g·l1mc
politics was on ruthless display
here in the Appalachian footh1lls
among voters who ll!>Ually reflect
the sentiments of Pennsylvania
and the n ation m pr.e~1dcnt1ul
elections.
W1lh the hc •lp of inter\. ICWl'r!>
fr o m t h l'
talented sta
blc or P atrick
C addell ':;
Cambridg e
S u r \' e y
Rel>earch. we
!>a mpled 5 1
r e g I s l l• r c d
voter!> hl·re,
f o ur miles
northeast of
AJlentown, and f~und a sharp du>
panty in the Cact that only 22 of
our 30 rc~1stered l>em1)('rati. arc
now plann1nic to vote for Carll'r
That contras ted dramat1calh
wtth the fact that President Ford.
although no s hining hrro to
Catasauqua Republicans. was
favored by 23 voters evt>n though
our sample included only 21 re·
glstered RcpublicaM.
The rem aining 9 voters split
this way 5 undecided, 2 for
Eugene MC'Carthy. and 2 who
said they would not vote under
any circumstance.
TUF: FM.T t hat Carter ap·
pears to be holding the allegiance
today or only two-lhtrcb the full
complement of Democratic
voter~ In this lower middle -
lncome borough was in sharp
contrast not only lo Mr. Ford's
apparent grip on Rt!pubhcsns
but also to Democratic Rep.
William Green·~ margin ovf'r
Republlc.-n Rep John Heinz In
their U S. Senate batUe.
Thus, Green's edge over Heinz
ex1ctly correspo nds lo our
Democrat·Republic811 ratio. This
indicates that the tug of party al·
Jegianee ls worklmt for Bllly
Green but not -at least yet -for
Jimmy Carter, still perceived as
remote and somewhat quet1tiona-
ble as preslde n\lul ma\(lriul.
The reason for thl11 had very lll-
Ue to do with Gerold R. Ford. In·
dot"d, except for the un11urprislng
faint ptl\lse of Mr. Ford as
"hone•t" and "sincere,•· th~
moeJt nattering wordt we heard
about the President came from
tht middle-aged wife of an op-
tical manager. Asked what she
llkfd a bout J crry F«d. she said:
"I like to hear him talk."
B UT T H E President has
picked \.Ip Important sympathy
1ince the Republican convention
Jul month from the Carter al·
tack on the "Nlxon.f'ord ad·
ministration." We found here, a.a
we bad di!ttovered in Wheeling,
Ill., several weeks ago, that
Republicans aod Democrats
alike reject this Carter attempt
lt> saddle Mr. Ford with the sins
of Richard M. Nixon.
To the queslton whether Mr.
Font should bo "Judged" by lhc
eight-year Nixon·Ford presiden-
cy, or Just by Mr. F«d's own two
yean. our votent chose \he latter
by almost 90 percent.
Ukewtse, Mr . f'ord's hlahlY·
publiclced vetoes of •pending
bills sent to him by the
Oemoc rallc Con1rt'u ar•
scarcely hurtinll him here, where·
by 1 solid margin \hey were
libelled "necessary to conlrOI
wasteful spending" rather than
"·
( E VANS-NOVAK ]
what she disliked about Carter.
L IK EWISE, a you n~
m11lwnght. who told us the No 1
problem in the country today h
"moral dechnc ... plans to vote killing "important l~g1slation
good for I ht.• c·ountry "
But all this was st>rondary
compart>d to the w1dc·eyt.'<.I qucs·
t1onin~ here of Carter ~ a pro
spect1ve Prcs1drnt. A middle·
aged hOUS('W If C Ond It f rlong
Democrat . .,.. ho ~aid she never
fails to ras t lwr l>Jllot. o,1.a~ a!>krd
why she chll !'>l' maverat•k
fkmocrot Gene ~l<'Carthy over
C\uh'r
··1 don't trus t Carter." !'>he
s.11d "Hf' rem rnd., me of u
phony ·•She ui.cd the same word
"J>hnny .. wlwn askt..>fi to :.prtl out
for Carter even though "he tries
to play both sides and no one
knows whir h way he is going to
end up goin.c."
That c riticii.m. whirh has
dogged Carlt•r l'vt•r since he
began campa1gn1ng in the prl'
s1dcnttal primaries. !>howed up
graphically when we osk<'d
voters to agrce or d isagree with
the statement: ··n seems like
Jimmy Carter is always chang·
mg his positions." Fifty percent
agree. 35 per cent disagreed
1w1th the balance undecided).
On the p0s1t1vc side, most or
Carter's s trength was summed
up 1n unspecific generalities :
"Ile would do something about
unemployment "; "He is a fresh
face"; ''The Republicans have
been in long enough."
Such generalities sugge!'lt that
Carter is not coming through
loud and clcor even In Pen·
nsylvanln where his a ll.out
primary campaign virtually
wrapped up his nomination. Here
in Catasauqua. which precisely
mirrored national trends in both
1968 and 1972, the pervasive un·
certainty about Jimmy Carter is
creating a daneer he must shake
in the debates -or risk falling
far s h o rt or ex plo iting
Rcpubhcao weakness.
Ford Reaction Mixed
Ry ROWLAND F.VANS
and ROBF.RTNOVAK
ANN ARBOR. Mich. The
presence of a Wu~hington super.
bureauc rat aboard Atr f·orce
One when it arrived lo Michigan
for the Ford campajgn kickoff
suggested the c ltnkal nature,
and hence the limitations, of Lhe
President's vis ion of America's
future.
Paul O 'Neill, deputy director
of the Office or Management and
Budget <OM 8 ), brought along his
actuarial tables to explain to
newsmen the details of President
Ford's proposal for easier terms
on home m ortgages. Lndeed, nol
only the housing plan but his
employment a nd education pro-
posals unveiled in the campaign
opener had the deadly odor or
OM 8 and not th e shghtcst touch or
poetry.
Accordfoily. the new "vision
for America" that White House
press agents hod predicted would
emerge from t\nn Arbor Is essen-
tially the vision of a Wa.'lhln~on
bureaucrat In 11 time of
pervas ive public hostility toward
Washington, Mr. f'ord rs runnlnl(
-perhaps not Intentionally but
noncthele1111 un m illt:1kubly ns
the Waiihlngton candidate He 111
lied. for bellt'r or for wori1e, to
tho OMB m entnhty, Henry Kiss
ln1er'1 m ission to Africu ~nd the
overriding political Image of the
federal governmtnL
WHILE FAR s uperior to the
horror s of Mr. •·ord'a pre.
convention c:impalgnln&. neltbt-r
the style nor the subJtMce of his
performance here achieved the
inspintiona l uplirt the Pre~I
dtnt'a m anagers both need and
want. Rather. there 1s reason lt>
believe th3t Mr. f'ord's hope o(
Wlcb
"·· 'Now vy It without 1he
fingeral'
winning Nov. 2 is based less on
wha t h<' do<'s to arouse the public
and more on what J immy Carter
does not do to dispel pubh c
doubts about himself.
Mr. Ford's defiance or tradi·
lion by opening his campaign
nine d ays after L abor Day on his
o ld college campus w as
grounde d in sound strategy.
Campaign planners wanted no
repetition of the old J erry Ford
r areenlng around the coun-
tryside looking the spitting im-
age of a Congressman fro m
Grand R apids. Moreover. they
hoped that s ustained practin· by
the President on a carefully pre·
pared speech would duplicate the
triumph of his impressive accep-
tance add ress in Kansas City.
TH E RESULTS were mixed.
Mr. Ford's image on his visit to
the Univen1ity of Michigan was
presldentlnl, not. congressional.
Even while attending th<!
Mlc hi1tun roolboll practice,
forme r all-star center f'ord
wotche d sedate ly from the
stdellnes and rei11stcd the Im-
pulse to try hi i; h ond at snapping
the bnll for thl" benefit of 11holo·
. Rrophers.
nut Ann Arbor wm1 oot anothl"r
Kanu!J City. Thal night. the
President at limes :1r011!l('d the
preponderantly friendly a u-
dience of 14 ,000, whir h wn~
particularly appreciative of a
•ectlon of the s~cch twillanl( :in
unnamed Carter for n11klng
voters to trust hhn without offcr-
ini •Ptdb.c propoull. Mr. Ford
generated a standJnR ovation
when he declared: ''Tru.<it 1s not
having lo guess what a candidate
means." Howe ver. the students
were anesthetized by Mr. Ford's
recitation of programs concocted
for htm by th e f e de r al
bureaucracy.
Since the polls show the public
perceiving g reater vision Jn
Cart.er than the President, Mr.
Ford's advisers had dete rmined
that the Ann Arbor speech must
show what courfte the nation
would lake if he were elected.
The rqult, ofter endless meet-
ings, debating and studyinl( of
option papen, wu a typically
bureaucratic product: loci on
proararns, short on poetzy.
Similarly, the .President took
pains lt> pralae Secretary of State
Kb1Jn1er'1 peaccmakin1 mis·
•Ion for aouthem Africa. Yct,
that effort thouth laudable ls a
diplomatic longsbot w h ich
R epublican p oliticians prefer
Mr. Ford would.not menUon.
NEVE RTHELESS, the Presi·
dent declared her e: "At my
direction, Secretary Kissinger
<booing begins ) is now engoged
in an intensive effort (prolonged,
acceler ated booing, forcing Mr.
Ford to stop temporarily) lo help
aJI the parties, black and while,
involved In the mounUn& eris~ ln
southe rn Africa, to find a
peaceful and just solution •••
(continued booing).''
Elsewhere during Mr. Ford's
33-minule speech , cheers
drowned out i:icattered h~klera.
Only In the case of Kissinger and
Africa were the boos sustaJned
enough to tnll'rrupt Mr. J.'ord. Is
this . then. a 11ign Urnt the Prcal·
dent should n ol mention his
Secretary of S tate? "Ab.'folutely
not," one adviser angrily told u11.
"You'll 11ee. Jlcnry la a poliUcal
os11et.''
A.'lll«'t or not, Dr. Kllalo•er
along with much of the federal
bureeucrncy, e nters this cam-
pniicn uas the P resident's alJent
partner. Following two rtlcent
Presldt•nt11 who would listen to
nobody. G crald f''<ird ll11tcm~ lt>
everybody e11pccially 11enlor
otrlclBl!'I c·IM11•11t to him. 'l'hul may
t¥ n heavy burden for him 011 he
tritll to l'titeh th•• f'IUAlvf', front..
running challenger from
(il'Orgla.
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lop or tht p11ar OplnlOfl~ eit·
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Thursday, Sept. 23, 19'76
DAILY PILOT "J
Suers to Eat Profits
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lawye.ra will bave to ealoc drink their settlement. &ood at any or th cbaln'a restaurant.a.
"It jwst seemed the appropriate thin& to do BUT NOT AU.. THE shareholders are ac-
. • · Someumes you settle a lawsuit any way you ceptin& the restaurant's offer of meals, a snack or can," said attorney Geor-ce DeRoy. even a cup ot coffee.
HE MA\' NOW IOIN members of his firm ln ~Roy said "one woman wrote us lhla very nJce
muncblo& and atppin& \hrouah nearly $1,000 worth Jetter uyln(f ahe bad received one •hart ol or food al one ot six !{ambur1er Hamiel Hamlet'astodtasagitUromt.heowneraofthoflrm
restaurants and she tell sho would be unairateful 11 ahe accepted
De Roy's law partner. Bruce I. Hochman flled a another 35 cents because ahe resold t.he at.ock. ''
clus-achon suH last year ega.inst tht rt'Slauranl ..--------------------
chain. He contended on behalf or 60 former WANTE shareholders that the chain bouChl up thelr stock at
deflated prtces and failed lo inlorm them that the
company wanted todropoutolpubUc trading.
A •pokeaman for the restaW'ant denied it was DIA '10NDS • GEJISTOl\ES
EX.COMIC DON PENNY, FORMER WHrTE HOUSE SPARKLE COACH
SeH-atyled 'Editor and Suggeatot' Seema To Be Slipping From View
101.ni private and said the stock was bought al a fair .-ois by tosephs Is se..:n109 f<>< diamond• and
pric,. of $4.50 a share. oemstonet trom private ln11vldulll1 and estates. careful
A SETTLEMENT ON nLE with U.S. District e.ummallon and evaluation bV our oxoerta. l·Uonest
Court Judge Jesse W. Curtis says the stCX'kholders pnoes P••d Call S40.9066 1~9 dally, Sal~Y 10-8.
'N~nperson' in Making Wffe uncertain they could wm a suit. And the &indav closed asi.. fOf Mr Jo6eoh.
rfftauranl decided the "uncertainties and ex-
pense" of a trial warranted settlement.
So, each of the G> stockholdeni will 1et JS.cent
roupons for each share ol Hamburger Hamlet stock
iewels by loseph
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Gagwriter-"coach' Fading From Campaign WE BUY USED ORIENT AL RUGS WASlllNGTON <AP> -Pre:.idt!nl Ford 's
normaJ plodding s tyle ol speech ma.lung has some
sparkle lately, thanks Ill good part to a former
t.elevisfon comic named Don Penny
Penny isn't coUectmg any medals for his ef·
forts, bowever. On the contrary, he is on lhe verge
or being transformed into the White House
equivalent of a nooperr.on.
POLRICS HAS SOMETHING TO do with 1l
And another factor to be considered is Penny's own
disregard for challlS of command -hke popping in
on the President without gett.mg an appointment
NA'1E
inthr
NE\\S
through Ford's under·
lings
One of Ford's aides
said Jut week ho expect-
ed the 43-year-old Penny
to play a s11tn1ftcanl role
in the President's preparations for tomght's debate
with Jimmy Carter. It seemed a reasonable expe<:·
tatlon. because PeMy helped coach J.o,ord on bis suc-
cessful and well-received acceptance speech al last
month's Republican conventJoo.
But evidence that Penny has contributed
anything to debate planrung is hard to come by.
"I JUST DON'T KNOW WHAT Don Penny has
been doing," i.a1d Ford's pre~s secretary, Ron
Nessen.
David Kennerly, the White House pbotograpber
who brought Ford and PeMy together last January,
was equally vague when asked about Peony's possi-
ble Involvement in the debate.
"I've purposely stayed far away from all that
because you migbl ask questions. I don't wonl to he
lo you," Kennerly saJd.
Without announcement. Penny was transferred
this month from the While House payroll lo the
Ford campaign committee payroll.
HE HAD BEEN DRAWING Sl50 a day as a
WhJle House consultant. which prompted Jimmy
Carter to talk about a "$40,000·a-year gag writer"
al the While llouse at taxpayer expense
When a reporter caJled the Ford committee and
asked for Penny, he was connected with lhe press
st.alt. An assistant there swd he had no idea where
Penny could be found, but promised lo track him
down.
Instead of Peony, a senior c ampaign
spokesman called back within mmutes and pointed·
ly suggested that the reporter really did not want to
talk to the former stand up comic
"But I do," the reporter inMsted The
spokesman relented and ~ Penny called back. He
'Ralf d1r fillW~ was affably reticent. About all he would say (f"ord) •01111d• wos that he considers
Uk~ a f"lor•llft• hlmseU an "editor and
•hof! •alr•111an. suggestor ... A source who Be SOflS thlags should know says Penny I I k r • • t la ~ hu been told to a void in
prl.,af~ srrfor . ., terv1Pws .
One of has last m-N.., aellat b M terv1<>ws was last month
tallchtg abo11t~ an V:ul. Colo., with a
•••~body•• ..,._ CBS correspondent. The
I ... , .,.. CBS mun later went on ~t Oft au r• • the air to report that
~ Penny would play lhf'
rol~ of J immy Carter
during Ford rchear.;aJs for th<' tclev1S<•d debates
Penny IM11ot11 he had only beenJok1nJ(.
White llou'><' struf chief Richard Cheney was
not amus~d. however. and tht• "makinJ( or a non
person" sec mi. to have been under wuy C\l't since
PENN\', /\ COMEDY WRITER WllO hnd
Steve Allrn and Mr rv Gnrfin among his chentl'I<>.
has done htth• i;:ag wnt1ng ror Forcl Instead. ht' ha'
tned to do 11omt•th1ng ulx1ut f'~ord'~ wooden lllyle of
SJ>('f'eh-mak Inf(
In a Moy 1nlerv1cw with thl' Wash1n~on Post.
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viewfinder that tells all!
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I srop at a glJncc'
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Penny said of Ford
"Hal!the lime, he sounds hke a Florshe1m shoe
salesman. He says things like 'the private .sector.'
Now, what is he talking about. somebody's unmen-
tionables here. or what? What I'd like to do LS bt:lp
tum get rid of all that Jargon, all that pohl1cal
rhetoric, until he's completely naked, until you see
the real man."
PENNY APPARENTLY IS CONTINUING ef·
forts toward the goal ol a naked president. The !1ve-
root-s1x "ed1tor -suggestor" was on hand a week ago
when Ford kicked orr tus campaign at Ann Arbor.
Mich .• with a speech whose delivery seemed to
reflect preparation, perhaps from Penny's
coaching
We, also have one of the largest selections of
new and used Oriental Ru gs on the West Coast
Open 7 Dcrys a W Hk
c.A-5~ $~';,,, o,.,e,,,t~l .R. "55
VJ.at OW MW lhowroom at
8844 Wilshire llvd., lenf'fy Hlls, Calif. 90211 • 659-4444
The hard-to-believe, easy-to-love,
under-S1500 kitchen
Like everything else, home improvements cost more
than they used to. But pnces aren't out of sight. You
can still afford to modernize your kitchen. In fact,
you can probably put in a brand new custom
kitchen yourself for under $1500. This surprisingly
low priced kitchen 1s built around the
spectacular Saxony starter unit. Imagine! 8'
of classic oak finish cabinets with brass
hardware. Plus: 8' stock counter top, 21"
x 32" double pressed steel sink and nm.
=211 -010-585 faucet. and a pair or basket
strainers. All in one economical packag0
You can get started on that under-S 1500
dream kitchen at any of our stores
Bring us room dimensions and wall
measurements from corner to sink
and corner to windows. We'll lay
out your kitchen free. The pncc
tag on the rest ot the 1ob will
please you, too.
8' SAXONY COMPLETE
KITCHEN STARTER UNIT,
Reg. 549.74
444.00
Easy moving appliance rollers
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ROUGH REDWOOD f OARD
Reg 'l 7<)
2.28
Instant storage
Tnf.~I' s1urd1 shell brackets Cun bl' 1n.,t,,ll1>'1
f'il~1ty with a few nnrls [ xlremc>ly v111s.111tP, r .in
bo cul w1lh a hick saw lor a''"' r,r I NO ~hell
unit. can bf' parnlod lo ma1ch v. ~· ''·' • t'P"'''
MMe or 9a1..,ani1cd steel ribbi:od 101 • •llJ
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licq !Jr.ic l'•lf 1,
88c each
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tlf)W ynu c.111111~1.111abca11.1,,1 Armstron11 lloor
<incl 1.1110 pm.:t,..111 •,11 n'J "'I did rt myself" It'-;
r·:t,i orad !'tonom1r.11 w11h A1m•11ron'1 Placn N
Pl• • ~ ''" ~ LOIS r.I l'•Cthfl I I I( r:. and pallu•ns
[:'Ith l1lll 1S I?" 1 12
ARMSTnONG PlACl 'N me:;-; TILL
flr>n it .r,.. irli
No matter how you slice It
Ynu rn ne> n J ll'l ,,,,~,.. n h 'l • iv.nqs on 111 .. •1•
b•t'.,d bo1110• Pono 1Joa1 h with hardw 'Ud • n1h
I() <l•V" vnarr. 1,f 11orv1r.n lJ•t1lhnm111 ll1n k.'ttllln
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Ward & Harrington ~~::.~·:.~::.s .. d.y.
Garden Grove Fullerton Coate Mesa Long Beach Orange
301 So. State College
870·0050
1275 Bnstol
556·1500
6980 Cherry Ave
634-711 t
324 West Katella
·532·2506
7707 Garden Grove Blvd
537-9571 or 893-6523
Open Mon thru Fri 9 to 9
Sat. & Sun. 9 to 6
Opon Mon thru Fri. 9 to 9
Sat & Sun Q to 6
Open Mon. thru Fri 9 to 9
Sit & Sun 9 to 6
Open 9 to 8 except
Mon & Fri 9 to 9
Open 9 to 6 every day .
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Jlf DAil Y PILOT Thur1day Seplembef 23 19715 ,
County Candiilates Tell Platforms
tones Tops
For Loudness
By o . C. llVS'nNGS criticised Slemons for the auto Badham (R-Newport Beach) and clans as well u re&Ula\ory agencles.
0tt11eoe•tv"" ... ,,... dealer'sfalluretoeampalplnpublic. state Senator Deno.is Carpenter <R
Six candJdates and t•·o stand-ins 'Tm the on• wbo abowJ up and Lalks Newport Beach). Cbet Wray, Seit&' Democratic oppo.
appeared before the Orange Coast As· about the l11ues while my opponent He 1ald his cons titue nt& arc nent, said hl• maln conc~rn Is lntegri·
aociatlon Wednesday ln their bids for/ plan• to 1pend tbe umpaian primarily intere1ted an wcllare re-t.yotoffiCt>holden. Hesaldrecentcon-
olfices in the slate Legislature. Janiuiahinl ln Fran~ "beeaid. form. property tax reform. cnme and cem with ti on the part ol the publlc ls . Fatty members of lhe association. • Tbe lssuet cited by Cordova, an the 1lie ol eovernment. He suaeested healthy alnce peoplt-hove become
which eonslst.s of representatives of Oran1e County deputy district at-Instituting a aunset clause on po.till-aware tbatltexlsU lo both pal'\.les •
The men who have ~ bitten by •harks
outnumber the women vl.ctim.s by 13 to one.
Client ukl why. Clearly, because far more
men than women aet out there into lbe &bark
waters. The abarka lhemselves are not known
to have any preference in the matter of flavor,
texture or appetbing appevance.
business and government Crom tomey. tnclude expansion ot sunset------''---------------------------
coastal commu.naUes, ltslened as the clause proposals to "automatically
Do you realbe that noise called m usic put
out by the Rolling Stones LS only 20 dttibels
less loud than the aupersonic Concorde jet?
Testa by the Guinness records expert$ s1.1ggest
the Stones are lo~r than any other rock
group worldwide.
An accessory sold witt\ the 1902 Packard
car was an ammonia gun designed to ward off
dogs that nipped at tires.
CATS
Q. "Were any sort or cats native to
Australia?••
A. No, nor any sortoldeer. either.
ll 's widely known that light.nln& does in-
deed sometimes stnke twice in the aune
place. Less well reported la
the fact that it sometimes
strikes a.s many as 20 times
in swift succession in the
same place. But that hap.
pens so quickly that the
bolls appear to be a smile
flash.
Men born undet tl\e
sign of Aries are IU$Cep0•
ble to flattery. ney tend to
believe the comments of
bri&ht blondes and smooth salesmen. Or so
says our Zodiac expert.
Hardly any flowers \bat depend on bees
for Pollination a re red.
DOCTOaS' OA'DI
Another widespread misconception lS thal
every medical doctor upon eraduaUon takes
the renowned H1ppocntic oath. ln fact. only
21outof84 U.S. medical schools use \hat oath. • •1 Another 41 employ varlol.lS other professional
oalhs, both ancient and modern. Moat com-
mon is the Declaratloo ol Geneva adopt«! by
the World Medical Aaaociation just 28 years
ago.
How would you go about catching a
cheetah? Best way. accordinc to wild game
hunter Don Hunt -he. too. belonp in the
Proper J ob Club -is JUSt grab it by the tall
a.ad throw it an a box.
Thal item or rem1rune apparel known as
the falsie finds a bigger market in the United
States than \n all the rest or the world put
together.
Reason the experts tell you never to store
your razor blades in a medicine cabinet with a
loosely stoppered iodine bottle as iodine rumes
rust any type o! raior blade.
Odd thine about that bird called \he sw1rt
is it flaps Its winp alternately instead of
simultaneously.
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Death .\'ot ,,._.,.
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Deaths
ElseWhere
TUSCALOOSA. Ala
<AP) -Dr. lludaon
S trodt-, 83. t eacher .
pohtical expert and b10
grapher of J e fferson
Davis. died Wednesday.
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officeseekers gave five minute sum self destruct these a1encte~. If we
manes or their positions need them. the n we can initiate
The two candidates wbo did not at· l~ation lo brin1 them back." He
t end we re A11sem bly man Paul aJ.ao uJd be would vtcorously pursue
Carpenter CD-Garden Grove) who t.axMform.
was attendme a Le&i&laUve hearlnq 0.-.ts Mucera, the Democrat.Jc
committee in Sacramento and candidate running against Burke In
Newport Beach car dealer Jlm t.be 73rd Aasembly Distnct. said his
Slemons. a candidate for the 7stb As campaign ls des igned to reduce the
se-•bly district seat. who 15 vauUoo· threat thal people associate with
ing an France. Delnocrats as being anti-business.
Evelyn Wrlebt, Carpenter's ad-He s aid be ls a businessman himself
numstrative assistant spoke on behalf and aees the amall businessman and
of her boss' state Senate candidacy, the amall farmer-the middle class
and Bruce Nestande, (ft-Orange), the Americana-as the group most ln
Assemblyman from the 70tb District, need of protection from bia govern-
spoke (or Slemons. ment.
Here's a look at the issues selected Nfftude, speatin. for Slemons,
by each cancUdate: said he was talking about issues he
&ob erl Barke <R·Huntineton bad discussed with the Republican
Beach). the incumbent. in the 73rd As· candidate. He said the problems list·
sembly District, focused on business ed by candidates are all proble ms
and the free enterprise system "I'd that the Democratic-controlled
rather be on that side than on the side Lectslature could have solved, but
ol lbe social planners who turn more has yet to act on.
and more to big government.'· he He said three of the major problems
said facine the Legislature wlll be issues
He also said he opposed coast con· involvint crime, taxation of busl·
troJ legisJalion in the belier that. lf the nesses and property tax reform.
public wants to control the property, Loraa Norlotl, the Republican can-
lhe public ougbtto bU.y it. di date who is running against
Miu Wrtgbt, whose boss 1s running Carpenter for the 31th District Senate
for the 31th Senate District seat. said seat, asked ror support an the bub ol
Carpenter will purs ue the anti-his party affiliation.
~aucracylegislatioo\bathe start· He claimed that one more
ed in his freshman term in the As Democrat in the Senate would give •
~.embly tha.Domocra~ ~two-thirds majority
She said he 1.s interested m the so-·• If we lose th1s seat, then we will lose
call ed s unset laws which require the Republican Party in this st.ate."
review of regulatory agencies on a re he declared.
gulv basis as well as laws which PlaU Seit&, the Republican can·
wOt.lld control the power Veiled in Jidate in tbe 71st Assembly District
burea~racies. noted be has bad a lotolo;periellaff in a. Cor•n , the Democratic can-Sacramento workog as an ad-
didate in the 74th Assembly Dist.rt ct, minlstraUve aid to Auemblyman Bob
Computers
Savings
To County?
Officials In the Orange
County Department of
Social Services think
they can save nearly $2.4
million annually by us-
ini computers lo keep
track or client lnforma·
t.lon and payments they
receive.
And they believe new
computer equipment
would more than pay for
Jtsell in less than fi ve
years.
County s upe rvisors
have authorized Robert
Love, the department's
interim directo r . to
begin negotiating ror
purchase or that eqwp·
ment.
HE WAS asked to re-
port back in five week.s
on exactly how much il
Will cost and how much
stale and federal agen·
c1es might be willing to
chap in to pay for 1t. Love said the new
eqwpmcnt. which would
be added an phases over
30 months. would handle
certain clc•ncal runctaons
now done by hand
lie noted that ad ·
manlstrallon or county
wetrare programs 1n
creased by S-1 8 million
this year. a hak e of 2J
percent
THE .JUMP was not
due solely to increases in
welfare case rolls. he
sa id , but als o was
becauae of the manual
sys tem s r equlrinte
numerous personnel and
dupllcaUon or effom.
AUTUMN
FURNACE
MAINTENANCE
FURNACE
FILTERS ·
on Mosl Popular Sizes 3 9ct
14X20-14X25
16X20-16X25
20X20
BAL n .eUIOERON
FUNERAL HOMI! Corona d.,I Mar 8 73·9460
Cof\la Mf'18 846-2424
,_.,, ....... Of•-'°"""" .... -For example , Love
"""' said, when a client com·
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81!LL BAOAOWAV
MORTUARY
110 Broadwnv
Co~•o Mesa
642·9150
McCORMICK
MORTUARY
Laguna Beach
41M·IM1S
San Juan Capistrano
495-1776
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery MortullV
Chepel
3500 Pa<:1llc View Omie
Newp0rt
Call tom ca
644-2700
PEE9C fAMIL Y
COlONIAL FUNERAL
HOME
7801 Boise Ave.
Westminster
893-3525
IMITHS' MORTUAAY
921 Main St.
Huntington Beld1
538-8539
IMfTM 1\tTHtLL LA.Ma
OUR
WHTCUFI' CHAPEL
Mortu~••84~
427 E. 171h St '
Costa Mesa
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Pi.illt•.,...d °'•"IJ" c .. ,, °"41• Pi•01 es in. hi" na me. address
\.OG4•mDo•• ••" » "1• '"' ,. and other Information Is
PUBLIC NOTICE
sometimes recorded six
or 11even times.
Under the computer 1uPu1o~:'~~Tonwa propoaaJ. that data
n ATI o' c4L• "o""'" POii would be fed Into a cen-
TM1 couMTV o P ou .. 01 tral information bank. ,.. .....
NOTtCI OP MIAlllNO OP and terminals would be
::~•T;g: '~•"T~:~:a;:,C::~'i.L at outlylnc omces. The
TUY 4NO AUlMOlltlATIOtlTOAO data could be updated as
"' I .. ' s T • " u .. 0 • " T M • __ ... .-... d Id alJ be INO• .. ••OllfT A0MtNIST114Tt~ n'l:'ICUCV an wou
OP 1STAT1uo in one location, he said.
f\l•i. of PHYLLIS J STUL Tl. •l<O
,...,.... "'l't1YLLI\ JUANA STVl..Tl. o.c .. -LOVE ALSO proposed
HOl•c.I! '' ttc1111Y 01~" 111e1 computerl•tng welfare UNITl!O C:ALIFOllNIA IAlll( 11.tt • 111otc1 .._,., .. • ""''°" ,.,.. ,.._... payment systems, along
w111 """ tor h1u•11u 01 ~,,., .. with budget controls and !..-:0;:""!!!:":',..a.:::::::,::,:•:: staUsUcs needed ror re· """'"'.,'°" ot !ttAI•' AC1. rel~ J>OrU.
10 '""'~" 1• ...... 10' 1"'11"' He told supervisors -h<wi.n.A..0"'-11Mltme-91ece
., ,_""O 1111 .......... , -1e1 •or one-fourth or the expect.-w... • ~,., •1 "'° • "'· 111 ,,.. ed savings would be in t-1r_, ol o..a.n-111 No ) of Wkl
<-1.a1100 t1vk 0t11mo.1 .. Wor\.1 In county dollars, while 7S
... 01u1s.i...c.1A,.. c..nionw• .-rcent would be in the oa• s.Cll '. ~· ,,_ w1LL14M • 1uO"N state and federal govern·
"*~·~~.•""""'.. ment's share of welfare ,,...,_ pf01rams.
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MIMI ..arT AT10M
"AH ANOAY MINUTE
DENIES YOU IO RCONDI CW HAPPINESS"
CHUllCH OF IBJGIOUS SCIENCE
_..,. .. f I Rev Leslee Seo" Harro4d 4'2·1102
JOI I So. 8 C.-. l M. Sa C'-•
Public Auction~
ri., Sat. and Sun. evenings at 8 p.m.
. ( l('.JORS or£N AT., p M. Fort lN~ fa..:m.>N .I
1 JEWELRY CHtNA CRYSTAL :
1 Plu:; hundrOO.s o! olh r ile!T\.i ol lurnilurli, obiets d ...rt, l.l-'. I
: M1'r hm<l ~ <.:1...'n 1 n~i tnm 1..ut·, I 1li1wn. b..mkru1itu" . • ,Jurt 1.m:I~""' :
I Sdl~ ... l.xu1k~. l I I
L Mo~Jor~"n::i~:;r~~::;~63 ~ r , (714)645-2200
Cilind by Limoges. Wedqt·wooJ. H0&nthdl dnd others hne European
dnd Amen.·dn cut crysi.J c:ll\li ar• oll.S:.> p.: r~ld111 figumtPS, l ror1.!• . fine
tum1ture, vh:tnael .... r:. .ir u l 11 ... 0 111., ldrOPSl w~r.lt1ys ol hnt' t•'wl'iry an thu
&.:JUthbnJ Ew·rytJw1 1 from. U <"<'.Ir 1l Ji...1monJ soW.w· .. s to q1Jld r-..~k <.:hrJU\.t.
FREE ADMISSION
TERMS:
Ba11k.Ame-nc-<1rd. M l~t~r Ch.;rqe I '1:rsonol Chec-k. Term+
ADDITIONAL INSPECTION HOURS:
Mon. Tua. & rn. ll d m Iv Sp m, Sdt. 12 noon h.1 ~; r• ru .
':iw1 .' p rn ro '1 p m.
AUCTIONEER:
;:!,r• I• 1111.1
OR SELL ON CONSIGNMENT.
WE BUY FOR CASH _) l__?-~~~:~r:~-c:~~~~~:::~~
Thur5d1y Sep1em1>er 23 197& 0-'IL Y PILOT ~ ~
Suers to Eat Profits
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Tb• plmutrs and their tbey aold back to the coms>tny. Tbe coupons will be
lawyers will have to eat or drink their aetUement. aood at any of the tbaln'a restaurU\ta.
"ll just seemed the appropriate thin& to do
. . . Sometimes you aettJe a lawtu.ll any way you B\JT NOT ALL 11tE aharebolders are IC· can, .. tald attorney Georse De Roy. cepUng the restaurant's of(tr ot meals, a snack or
even a cup of cotree. HE MAY NOW JOIN members of his flrm ln O.,Roy said •'one woman wrol-e us th la very nl~
munching and alpplnJ throuth nearly $1,000 worth letter aaylnt ahe had recelv~d one •hare ot
of food at one or six Hambur1er Hamiel Hamlet'astockasa1l.tlfromtbeowneraotthortrm
restaurants. and sbe felt abe would be uniratel\ll If ahe accepted De Roy's htw partner, Bruce I. H~hman flled a another 35 cents becauseaheresold lboatock."
cJass·acUon suit lust year aeaJnsl the r estaurant .--------------------
chain. He contended on behalf of 60 former WANTE shareholders that the chain bought up their stock at
deflated prices and failed to inform them that the
company wanted todropoutof publlc tradlne.
A spokesman for lhe restaurant denled it was DIAMONDS• Gt;MSTOl\t:S
EX-COMIC DON PE .. N'f, FORMER WHITE HOUSE SPARKLE COACH
Setf·atyled 'Editor and Suggestor' S..mt To Be SUpplng From View
goln1 private and said lbe stock was bou1ht at a falr
prtcit oU4.SO a share.
A SETTLE MENT ON FILE with U.S. District
Court Judge Jesse W. Curtis says lbe stockholders
were uncertain they could W1Jl a suit. And the
restaurant decided the "uncertainties and ex-
pense" of a trial warranted settlement.
Je'Nels by Josephs 11 Marching lot diamonds and
oen.ionea from private irv:l1~s and e1t1tet. Careful
ellarnlnation and evaluation by our oJtQet'lt. Higheat
pnces paid Call 5-40-9066 1~9 dilly. Satun:l•Y HHS,
Suncsayciosed. ask tor Mr . .Jc>6ec>h. 'N~nperson' in Making So, each or the 60 stockholders wJJ l get 3.S-cent
coupons for each share ot Hambur1er Hamlet stock
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Gagwriter-~coach' Fading From Campaign WE BUY USED ORIEllTAL RUGS WASHINGTON CAP > President Ford's
normal plodding style or speech-makmg has some
sparkle lately. thanks In good part to a former
television comic named Don Penny.
Penny isn't coUectrng any medaJs for his ef-
forts, bowever. On the contrary. he is on the verge
or being transformed into the White House
equivalent or a nonperson.
POUTICS HAS SOMETJllNG TO do with it.
And another factor to be considered Is Penny's own
disregard for chains or command -Uke popping in
on the Pres ident w1lhout getting an appointment
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through Ford's under-
lings.
One of Ford's aides
said last week he expect-
ed the 43-year-old Penny
to play a si~nafacanl role
in the President's preparauons for tonight's debate
with Jam my Carter It seemed a reasonable expec-
tation, because Penny helped coach Ford on bis suc-
cessfuJ and well-received acceptance speech at last
month's Republican convent.Ion.
But evidence that Penny has contributed
anything lo debate planning as hard to come by.
"I J UST DON'T KNOW WHAT Don Penny has
been doing.·· said f'ord's press secretary, Ron
Nessen.
David Kennerly, the White House photographer
who brought Ford and Penny together Jast January,
was equally vague when asked about Penny's possi-
ble involvement in the debate.
"I've purposely stayed far away from all that
bttause you might ask questions. I don't want lo lie
to you," Kennerly said.
Without announcement. Penny was transferred
lhls month from the WhJte House payroll to the
Ford campaign committee payroll.
HE HAD BEEN DRAWING S~ a day as a
WbJte House consultant, which prompted Jimmy
Carter to talk about a "$40,000 a·year gag writer"
at the White House at taxpayer expense.
When a reporter called the Ford committee and
asked for Penny. he was connected with the press
staff. An assistant there said he had no idu where
Penny could be found, b«Jt promised to track hlm
down.
Instead of Penny. a senior campaign
spokesman called back wittun mlllules and pointed-
ly suggested that the reporter really dtd not want to
talk to the former stand up comae
"But I do," the reporter insis ted. The
spokesman relented and ~ Penny called back. He
'Bait tltf' tlMM' .. wa s affably reticent. About all he would sa.y (l'ordJ ao11nd• was that he considers UM a f'foraltft• himsetr an "editor and
•laot-•alf."••a.._ suggestor." A source who Be •ay• tldnp should know says Penny I f It ~ ' • t la _. hu been told lo avoid in-
prf .,at c-•f'~tor." terv1t>ws.
One o( has last in· Noeo aelaaa Is lw-terv1ews was last month
aalldng abo1et~ in Vail. Colo .. with a
•o•ebody•• .,.._ ens correspondent. The
.wiwdonablf."•r CBS man later went on the air to report that
~ Pf.'nny would play the
role of Jimmy Carter
during Ford re henrsals for the televised debates.
Penny insists ht' had only been Joking.
White llouse staff cht<'f Richard Cheney was
not amused , howt>vt'r, and thf' "making or a non-
person" seems to havt' been under way ever since
P EN NV, A COME DY WRITER WHO had
Slt've Allf'n and M1•rv Gr1'fln among his <'hentclc-.
has done little• ~aJ( wntmg for Ford Instead, hr has
tried to do somc-thtnJt about Ford's wooden style of
apt-ech mnkinit
In a Muy tnlc>rvww with 1h1• Washington Pos t,
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We. also have one of the largest selections of
new and used Oriental Rugs on the West Coast
Open 7 Days a Wffk
"Half the lime, he sounds hlce a F1orshe1m shoe
salesman. He says things uke 'the private sector.•
Now, what is be talking about, somebody's unmen-
tionables here, or what? Whal I 'd like to do is help
him get rid or all lhal Jargon, all that political
rhetoric, until he's completely naked, until you see
the real man."
P ENNY APPARENTLY IS CONTINUING ef-
forts toward the goal of a naked president. The five·
Coot-six "editor-suggestor" was on hand a week ago
when Ford kicked off tus campaign al Ann Arbor,
Mich., with a speech whose delivery seemed to
reflect preparation, perhaps from Penny's
coaching.
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than they used to. But prices aren't out of sight. You
can still afford to modernize your kitchen. In fact.
you can probably put in a brand new custom
kitc hen yourself fo r under $1 500. This surprisingly
low priced kitchen is built around the
spectacular Saxony starter unit. Imagine! 8'
of classic oak finish cabinets with brass
hardware. Plus: 8' stock counter top, 21"
x 32" double pressed steel sink and rim.
:211-010-585 faucet, and a pair of basket
strainers. All in one economical package
You can get started on that under-$ 1500
d ream kitchen at any of our stores
Bnng us room dimensions and wall
measurements from corner to sink
and corner to windows. We'll lay
o ut your kitchen free. The price
tag on the rest of the 1ob will
please you. too.
8' SAXONY COMPLETE
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Reg. 549.74
444.00
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Garden Grove Fullerton Costa Mesa Long Beach Orange
7707 Garden Grove Blvd 301 So. State College 1275 Bristol 6980 Cherry Ave 324 West Katella
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"You will meet• tall, dark, hand.some uncommitted
voter."
Got a problem? Then wntc to Pat Dunn. Pat will
cut red tape, gt'ttmg tlae at1.'ttL'ers atld actwn you
need to s1J/VP meqwties m government and huSl-
nes.c;. 1\furl 11our question.! to Pat Dunn At Your
Service. Oru11ye Coast Daily Pilot. P 0 . Box 1560 ,
Co.,ta .'\.fesa , CA 9l1Wi. Irulude your it•lephone
number. The ctJ/umn appears daily eicept
Saturda11s.
''re Prke• Out of P11yC"h?
DEAR PAT· My doctor has recommended
psychotherapy Cor me I have checked out fees with
several of these professlonals and I just can't afford
the tab I reali ze that I need this help, but at this
u me it's a question of continuing to Improve my
mental condition or neglecting my physical needs.
Do you have any suggesllons?
l.L., Costa Meu
Yoe may want to ceatad tM Southern CaWonla
h ydtoalerapy Aaaodatloll. Tills &n*P, formed ln
lt'11, a,_l'eS lower fees for payt'bologlcal and otber
rdated mental bealtb services tbroo&b its mem-
bers, all of whom are licensed psyt'bJatrlsts,
psycboloclsu, cllnlcal sodal workers, marrtace
and family coanaelon , educatloaal therapists or art
lbenplst1. All PaycboC.herapy AssodaUoa mem·
ben are ha private practice. SCPA spokesmen say
tbat member &heraplata must agree to adlaere to a
fee scbedaJe whicb represent. a ?S to 30 percent re·
ductlon la the usual fee for ~ychotberapy. Mem ·
ben alto are required to accept peer review.
Anyone with an emoUoaal problem is Invited to
· write to the ass~laUoo's otnce at f.KO WUsblre
• ··Blvd., Suite 623, Beverly Hllh, or phone (?LJ)
• 2'73-tMt. Reeently a referral office was opened al
.·901 N. Ta1tln Ave., Salte 3t7, Santa Ana. Pbone
· fl34.M43 fr•• 1:30 a.m. t. 5:3t p.m. Monday
: · tllro111la Friday (OT further lalormallon .
. 1t'hat 1\ rr Garnl•ltee Lh•ft 11?
D EAR f)AT: I am not going to go into
personal details here, but I hope that you will
answer my inquiry. Short and sweet. I'd ltke you
to tell m e how much or my wages can be
gam1sheed7
A.G., Costa Mesa
A total of 25 perttnt ol your wa&es can be
garnisheed (Income after toes ud social secari·
· ty deductlon11) in any work week. That rate ls for
· ?S percent of your dlapoeable eanln111 for tba&
· week or the a mouat by which tbe dlapoHble
·eanlaga for tbat week esceeda JI tlmea tbe
··federal mlnlmum boorty wa1e, whichever la le11.
Tile ret&rlttlona on tbe amount tbat may be
• aarallbeed In a week do not apply to coart orders
·for tile 1upport of any person, 1uch as clllld sup·
'POft or aUmony, banknlptcy court orders or debts
chae for state and federal taxes. A levy aacalu t
wa&ea for a federal tu debt by tbe Jaternal
lleveaae Service also ls not restricted by law.
HAMDMADI
PUii SILK & qtAMA
Men's Shirts
and ladJes Blouses
r e
ThutMiay. September 23 19'7!1 DAILY PILOT "'
Egg Label Check Due in State GIANT ,
SACRAM ENTO tAP) -A "A CO NSUM E& BUYING polyunsaturated fatty acids per PLANT SAL
crackdown on the tk cript1ve e 11 s I a c ar tons mar k ed 100 era nu of edtble portion.
labelin1 ol eu cartom will 10 in· 'polyunsaturated,• 'higher ln
to effect Oct 7, says th e iodtne,'or other!.uch descnpl!vtt
SATURDAY OML Y
SPIC,.._. PUNTS AT Caltfornla Bureau of Eu and terminology usually expecu
Poultry Quality Control. tbofe e11s to contain a different
Bureau chief Jc>M Miller said quality or Ingredient than a
BUT EGGS MARKED "tu1her
in pol yunsaturates'' will have tu
coot.&i.o at least i arams. S'ltll UDUCIO PlllCIS '
ec&a will be tested to determme normal ecc." Miller said.
i! their contents match the Ke aaid normal eap contain
descnplton onlbecartons. ab o u t 1 . 4 2 g ram s 0 f
The polyunsaturates can be
chan&ed with supplement.s lo lht
chickens' feed, Miller said.
THE FERN FACTORY \
SOUT'H COAST VIUAGI 751-3J7
The concept is simp le:
PU•CHASI P•ICI
AMOUllT YOU 6Ye•r 4YHr 2 Y.Year 1 YHr lflCllVI
ATMANmfY ~ ~ ~ .. '-'HkafH
•10,eoo $6,37651! $7,482.ai $8,502:& $9,4 t 7b!!
•s,ooo $3,188~ $3,741il $4,251U $4,708~
•2,soo $1 ,594~ $1 ,870li $2,125.oi $2,354 .il
•1,000 • • $ 850~ $ 941 ZZ
7~ 7.793 7Y'3 7.523 6~ 6.723 63 6.183
Annual Annual Annual A1mual Annual Annu.ol Annu~I Annual
lnlM"t YM-ld fftlNl'•I Yield fnl(rtd \'lt'ld lnttll.,.I Yield
lnltrut 11 compounded dally from dltr of dfopot.it (Of all C.rtl\lllth Cert1llcato Gm..,,th C1rt1IK'1lr.
may be 'ftdttmecl pnor 1D m1tvol)', howtvtr, Ftdl>ral rraubllllr'' n11u1r. furfttlulf uf lhrtt mon1h1
lntertllt and 1nterat Jilt rtductM111 l11 rfllllar aavmp rttt lhfn In tff«t
As you'll note from the chart, we're
offering a variety of different certifi cates.
Of cours~, all pay the highest legal bank
savings rate you can get. For more
information, come by any of our branches.
Ask about our new Growth Certificates.
And take the ~esswork out of
"-X, your fin ancial future.
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THE f\M llY UllCL~' Il) DH Keane
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We hove
3-n1011th Notice
Church Adds
Wedding Wait
LOS ANGELES (AP > -The Catholic
Archdloce!e he re has set new gwdelines requinng
• church members to nolJfy their pnests at least
• three months before marrying to give couples more
time to prepn re for such a major step.
That's double the time the church has required
previously .
The ch ange b.-c·omes effective 1n 1977 and could
affect more than 10.1m couples in Los Angeles, Ven-
tura and Santa B.irbara counties who seek mar-
riages in the chun·h. the archdJocese said.
"WE DO \\ANT PEOPLE to stop and evaluate
'<'hether they 'rt-prepnnng not only for the.wedding
but for married ltfe," said Rev Ti mot.by O'Connell,
d1n'<'torofthe archdiocese's Jo'amily Bureau.
The m w gu1dclm~ also govern the marriages
of church mNnbers 'A-ho are pregnant, who are un-
dt•r 20 yeurs ol<t, '<'ho do not practice the Catholic
faith or hav<' b(:cn marm .. -d before
l 'NOER TllF. NEW GCIDF.UNES, individuals
in those rircum.,tanl'C'> cannot set definite wedding
dates b<>fon· rt'l't•1 v1n.: what the church deems to be
adequate l'OlHl'•l·ltng
In the <'a'>l' of sub1c·cb )IJUnger than 20 years
old. th<' pri<!'ll who undt•rtakc' the ma rriage must
interview lhc part•nts bl'fore performing the
ceremony
THE INTENT 01-'TllE LATTER require ment,
JC<'on11ng lo Ci.trdinul Timothy Manning. ''is to in·
sure in our youn~ people a mulure decision toward
a ma med life. that will bt> lasting and happy."
Thl• guldPhnc chanuing the waiting IJ('riod
b<•forc m .arrtJftl' from s ix w1.•1•k<; to three month'>
also 1nstrut h Jlrll''>L'\ tn urge couples to attend a
IO·hour c-onh·rc·n<·l· or rc•treat und1.•r the auspices of
their pan'h
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2 Counties
Backin~
~Newsmen
FRESNO (API By a
I 3-2 vote. f're'!no County f Superv1~or'> havC' urged
state leg1slat1o n i.:uarnn·
t eein g prot et'llon of
news m en 's sources
The board n<'l<'d In the
Wake Of tho JUtlin~ nf
f o ur Jo'r f'"no B et•
news men for r1.•fu11lng to
reveal their source of
material from u scnlt'd
grond jury transcript
The Bee Four w('n? rr
leased from cus tody "l-1
day .
Simi lar rcl'lo lutaoni.
h ad been ndopled pr~
\'\Ously by Fresno City
Cou n ci l an d b y
supervisors in SlaDl&laus
County.
Special
Car Lanes
Pla1med
LOS ANGELES <A P >
The da'ltrict director of
the State Trans portation
Department says lheSnn
U1ego, Long Beach and
Artesia freeways will
have r estrictive car pool
lanes next year.
llowcver, R ob er t 1 Dale! pointed out during.
a Chamber or Commerce
meeting, they will not be
lake the Santa Monica
t'reeway diamond lanes
whic h a federal Judge
t'hminaled during the
summer.
RATHER THAN sub-
tract lanes fro m r egular
traffi<' now, new Ian~
will be built onto the
three freeways, Datel
1ald.
Oatel ahm said that
C"altrans will con<'en·
tr;,te on developin~ mass
transit svstems in the
future and will build
fewer freeways.
Datel, d irector of
Caltrans projects In Lo.<;
Angeles, Orange and
Ventura counties. said
emphasis wilt be cen-
ter~ on buses In the neitt
few years.
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RADIO SHACK'S 1976 PRICES 01111 AVERAGE AltE WITHIN 1% OF OUll LOW 1975 PRICfS! SALE PRICH ARE EVfN lOWUU
COSTA MESA
• IHJ.....,_. .. ._
71"'4Z,..IUO
• J7H...._IM.
714-14t.tJU
CORONA Dll MAR
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71 .... 7MOIO
FOUNT AIM VAWT • f..w. ,..., .....
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714-fU-'411
• 110S4M~
714-141-1121
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11-..6Z.HfJ
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LAGUNA IEACH
• U4 M. Peclflc C_. ""1·
71Mt7-2127
LAGUNA NIGUa
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714-tll·IOH
KA TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY
MISSIOH YllJO • UtM.._r,;' ... ""' 714-tZl-4 u
NEWPORT IEACH
• 107 '9clfk CMtt Hwy.
71 .... 7MOIO
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71._.4Z·Nfl
SAN CLEMENTE
• 114 s..tlt II C--11~
714-4fJ.44J4
TUSTIN
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READING AND ROCKING IN SPECIAL EDUCATION
Instructor Lucas Helps Students Study Top 40
Victory May
_ Seent Sour
By THO~ D. ELIAS
Vocal cow;umer groups have jwit won a •ic·
tory. but it's one they understandably won't do
much boasting abouL
For a new law that prohibits charges for local
directory assistance telephone calls until 1979 will
actually hurt the pocketbooks or the very con-
sumers that gr oups li ke Toward Utility Rate
Normalization and Consumers Against Utility
Service Exploitation usually represt:nt.
TIJ E CONSUMER GROUPS WERE IN fact
responsible for the law. They raised such a fuss dur-
ing public hearings on a Pacific Telephone r ate in·
crease request that included a charice for most ·411'
SOUT HERN
CALIFORNIA
}'OCUS
calls that there was little
the Legislature and gov·
ernor could do but go
along wilh them .
T he assemblyman
who carried the bill.
Democr at Richard Rob.lnson of Santa Ana, used 1t
as a balance for aoottier al his bill$. one that would
have madb 11 eu1er • telepbone, electric aud gas
compantea to raise prices.
Thal bill was delealed in the last days of the
legislative session because it was seen as loo pro-
utility, despite Robinson's claim that his anti-411
charge measure proved he wasn't a telephone com·
panyman.
I N ACTUALITY, BOTH THE consumer groups
and Robinson were using the directory assistance
charge furor for their own purposes.
For the Idea of a cbarge for dialing 411 didn't
come from the phone companies in the first place.
Tiie state Public Utilities Commission started It as
partof a push toward "usagesensilive" pricing.
Now, PUC s t affers point out. all phone
tu.stbmers pay for the "free" inform ation service
as part of their r egular monthly service charge.
Bol.h the P UC and the telephone companies
matntain that about 80 percent of all 411 calls come
from just 16 percent or telephone users. So the great
JnajOrity of telephone C\L'llomers are subsidizing a
service used by relatively rew.
7 1118 WAS R EFLECTED I N P acific
Telephone's original rate increase request last
spring. The firm asked for price hikes of$11 9 milllon
per year, but said it would need only S80 million m
general increases if It could charge 20 cents for earh
information call a customer made after the first
three per month.
In abort, if the phone companies were allowed
to c h arge for dl r'ect.ory a~~ist a n cc, rnoi.t
cuatomer5 would actually save money
For, as the governor wbo signed Hobinson·s bill
Into law Is 10 fond of pointing out, "There Is no frc<'
lunch." Neither is there free directory asslstanc1•
But forcing those who use It most to pay for 1t might
ahave several dollars off the annual bills or others
Wh y, then, did consumer grou~ f1~hl ~o bit·
terly against the Possible charge and back the new
law?
P ARTLY BECAUSE IT WAS AN attention·
1rabbl ng issue and partly because of t he
particulars of the Pacific plan, whose details were
never approved by the PUC.
Jn some a rea codes, as many as 13 telephone
books could have been required to avoid the
charges. Blind persons and those unable lo read
Enalisb also would have had trouble avoiding the
charge.
H was no accident lhat a majority of the · de·
monstralora at last sprin~·s public hearings on the
bsut were either elderly or Spanish·surnamed.
Throwing out the entire notion of makini fre-
quent 411 users pay for the service because or these
inequities wasn't r eally necessary.
PUC MEMBER ROBERT BATINOVICD, for
Instance, suggested a 411 charge for business
customers only, with residential phone subscriben
still havine their share of the cost included in buic
monthly r ates, aa it ls now.
IF IT DOESN'T "TICK,"
''TOCK'' TO US.
Fine clocks serviced
and repaired -
house calls for large
1c; nn 0 11 ANY
CLUCK REPAIR
WITH THIS AD dodcs. sallt'" ~f cl~ks . ~327 1rnniers1~7 um1e
Thursday. September 23 1976 DAIL V PILOT AJ l
Rock 'n Roll Among 3 RS. Artist·Pia~s
~TUSTIN (AP) -lt won't be ( J songwriters ignor e Englis h w orlc R eVIeW
DlckandJanehelpi"'youngater& £D•Tr ~,...10'~ grammar whe n dreaming up to read in some claasrooms this t.J'lJilW..l 1 '" lyrics they hope will send their Painter Er vin Dara.I of Laauna fall, but rock "n' rollers Ilk• fanssta mpedlng torecordstores. Beach will d iscuss bis wort
Tieetwood Mac, P aw Simon and tonight at a 7 : 30 meettn1
tbeDoobleBrotbers. ''WE HAVE VERY s t rict or the San Juan Capistrano Art
The pQundin& reverberations said James Coffey, director of the criteria." Coffey says. "For A11aoclallon at Marco Forster
will bell$edloteachtbebaslcsot HITSprvgram . eory 1on1 we use, we have J unior High School, 25601
read.in". N in& tbe p1Ceoftra41" UJteMCI to and rejected a hWl· Camino Del A vion in San Juan. • th hi .. 'VSING THE woa.os or a.~ tionat primers will e P son1s. s tudents learn word dred." J>aral waa born ln Hun1ary
lyrics of contem pQrary pop music analysis, consonants Ind spelllnc HITS ts the result ol the COlll· and aludled art in Budapest and
performers. from Simon to Harry+ patterns," Cotrey said. "Op the blned efforts of ModuLeam , an Munich. Durinf the Hungarian
ChapmtolheFourTops. upper level, they can build up· educational eystem.s company, r evolution o 1956, h e left
... P ROGRAM called mTS _ their comprebenslonakills." and various record ftrms wbo Hungary and settled in the Unit·
"' h J ed th l h•-t th · ed States. Since 19e'7 he has been Jli&b Interest Teacbin.I System ave re eu e r g .., o e1r _is bringina the Top 40 lnto the Some con te mporary rock ·art.lats' works tor use in the. pro-a regular exhibitor at the Laguna
classroom io.,Ute hope ot fhotlvtt· music ii obscene or clrui·related, aram. · Beach art fesUval.
lng Sluden•-wb-· --• ..... uu. so Coltey and bi.a staff speod hun· ....... Admission to tonight ·s meet· · '° -• ... __ ,u. dreda t bo .......... l... each .me r ecord companies are 110 are "tructur*".~ we·'" 0 urs ISC·~ • olt i d ing is 50 cent.a. Additional ln· ... .u...., -. "'--" it •• ...... oo a UTTS en co ne as purveyors or '" "It works in.t, tt'• •·reall1 song uworo .. r-"" junk," Coltey said, "l think it 's formation is ahllable by calling'
nice approach." said Natalie tape. . time someone sees the good they Ruth Kt>il, ~sociation president,
Lucu , a special education In-Anotherpltfallls thatmostrock cando." 492-9793. ·•
structor at Tustin High School lo .
Orange County. "I think it worb i:;:::;::::;::::;:;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;:;;rr;::;:==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=============::;
sowellbecauset.beltidslovett.n · TR•
Compared with the \radition.al •
ways or learning the fundamen·
tal5 ol reading, it is little wooder
the kids love mTS. l"WMllMG
HEATIHG • INSTEAD OF sitting in a cir-All COMD.
cle, awaiting lbeir turns to read !':.'=•
aloud, HITS students m ake s--1nvo...A1..-i
ISRAEL ACADEMY
and Its Dean
RA BBI ROBERT JEREMIAH BERGMAN
Extend Greetings tor lhe Jew/ah New YHr and The Blnslng
ol HH lth, Hepp1,,. .. end Pffc. lor All.
HOLY DAY WORSHIP SCHEDULE themselves comfortable, plug in M1ss10Nv•EJO
their earphones and listen to a =~ ~"°,.C:.~!1;:,:
half·bour of their favorite music. 495-040 I
Al the beg.inning O( each tape, a COSTAMUA
All services except Vom K1ppoor afternoon (3:Q0-6:45) will take place In
the City Annex Theater, Santa Ana Blvd. at Ross, Santa Ana. Vom
Klppoor afternoon worship at Tustin Re<:reatloll Center, East Main Street at Centennial Way.
.disc jockey introduces a song and me N_., ai"4.
instructs the students to follow 642· I 753
along in their workbooks. They IUTCHEM Ir IATH
hear words already familiar to llMODWM•
them, and see the words prinLedin FttU ISTIMATIS
their workbooks. ... ovr °'...,_ •
ANN<£1M...,AIN OfFICE As the students hear the words 1~w LW:o1.,
or their favorite songs, they learn }j'z':347o .~r·~, how the words are put together, ._ _______ _
ROSH HASHANAH
Flld ..... 5l"l'I ~· S•tuttia., S11at1ereet
Crulo•en \ s..,...~o SeGono O•v s..ndar. Sh4h.a1eot
81~ P M
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't.fl.J p M b OO l'M.
J OOA.M.
YOM l<IPPOOR
Suo<l•y. O<iuMt 1 l(OI Nklnlt 7·00 PM
MonO"Y S"•f'\erwl 9 00 A M,
CtoiJH f\ • S"'"''(,;4 1·2 00 PM. Artoonuon 11 ueun Ree. 0...1~
I <><Ah :.""'"" 3 00 P M. Yr""' Mtn•llllol (sermon) • O<I P M. N ooloh ('l)n<:rullAun 6 45 PM. Cumm .. n<ly 6'u~·lh.-fNI
Limited Courtesy seating Is e11all11ble by advance phone reservation
(838·9171). Prayerbook purchues may be srm11arty arranged.
It's the Wells Fargo Reward and a hundred thousand Californians have already
claimed it. That's the biggest res ponse to any reward offer in We1Is Fargo history.
It's a reward for people who are serious about saving. J ust k~ep ·a $2,000 balance
in a Wells Fargo Passbook Sav ings Account and you'll get:
D a chec~ing account -no monthly service charge or minimum b alance required;
D unlimited personalized checks;
D a safe depos it box-S6 size (availability may vary from offi ce to office);
D plus 5% interest on your savings, compounded daily.
So, if you have $2,000 or more in savings somewhere else, be advis~d - you're
wanted now at Wells Fargo Bank. We'll even make transferring your account easy
by handling all the details for you.
THEWELU GORNIRD
VC ... 8t1H D I C
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Costa Mesa Office· 450 East 17 St., 92627: Fountain Valley Office: 16025 Brookhurst St.. 92708; Newport Beach Office· 660 Newport Center Dr., 92660 ifuitte (7r4 J"2-~131
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JCPenney Huntington Beach
Muntington Center
STOREWIDE •
STARTS
FRIDAY
10 A.M.t
f
BE HERE EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION. SORRY. NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS I
I.
Lingerte Huntington Beach
Ali L.EHOTH NGHTOOWNS
38 attf afnlde ~ ftOtc pcfy/
CXIClotl blend, asst. styles & CX>lcn ~. med. latge
.................................. -............. Now
S'TNNG STRAW HANJ8AGS
seor1y , __ ....... -... -........................... orig. 4.oo now 2.•
41 olfy ·--·---... -.............. -·-·-orig. 6.oo now 3.88
orig. Now
~my 1ao1rwn~or.Ilafits11--.. -· 15.QO 9.99
12<riy pore robe, poly/CXJClon., SU..-··-····· .. 13.00 9.99
17 0r1y ia rm caftan. id & lOd sa:es._ ... -.... 14.00 9.99
240 olfy SllT'ITS j9lllllry • ..nld ..,,. ........ ......... .. .. .88
360ony 1ow ~. f1)'tOn. asst. 001Cn a.,-... ...... 21.99
61 Or1y MWTW ~. lilll ~ & tabict---... 3.SO 2.44
r&:u:~1.m{{+f:.:;:4+:ijp;:;t.1.1:N:$t
.aal
orig. • Now
90r1yWIQlel ..................... 7.50 4.99
6oriy WIQ5 .. .. . . . ........................ 3.99 1.88
"4orlyW195 ................................................ _ .. 9.00 5.99
Gift Lines HuntJngton Beach r orig. Now r 6otfy~ ~-··-···· .......... -.... ____ 25,00 20.99
-Sorlyrs'fflM~--·---.. -.... ·-··-·-20.00 15.99
15olfynvintll lin'1ll.-· ......... -................. 14.98 7.98
4 orty~~latrc>S ....... .. .26.00 19.00
1oor1ybkie&geenaysta1 . ..500/o OFF
27orfyl.-re>us~w/lrW1lll . ._ 17 76 10.88
~orfy fSTOJI ~ w/bTm _ ...... 13.76 7.88
Housewares HuntJngton Beach
orig. Now
411onykltchlnpaJbCS .................. -.............. _ ...... 99 .TT
24orfy6o.4)Pylell' p«C ..................... -.......... 9.95 7.95
~orfylrMI .. ..... _ ....................... 1.19 .88
Y,orty~sl--........................... 2.99 1.88
24 olfy baby lood girdet ... . ................ " ............ 8.99 4.88
18onyPyfe•'IOlf(jst\ ............... ,_, ................ 1.59 1.29
orig.
PAESTO PA£SSURE COOKER .... . .................. ..
18orly4ql stair4es.S51eel ... . ..... Ong 24.99 18.75
3orty6ql llartleslstilel ............ ········-.. 29.99 22.50
2orty 12qt sWrl*lakmfUn.hlwwst .. -... -3'.99 26.25
11 Of'fy 'qt cas1 al\ITWUTI ... ·--" ........... _. 17.99 13.50
• orty 20 q1 slatl'C*1 al11T1run. harves1 ... . ... 44.95 34.50
12orty6qt ~cooket.hr.<esl .. ·-·-·-·-··34 99 30.00
19 6 cast~ -··· .. -··--··-··22.99 17.25
Infants Huntington Beach
JEHH'f UNO 4 DRAWER
a.. Mlsllt attt e °""' Orto. 100.00 .................. _"_ ...
CRIB & MATTAESS OOM90
36 Olty. ~ 'MlrU •. mttnlt ~ ....................................... 4999
36 orty, llg'tt Mirl1I cmitnt plllld .... tori CllnDPY .,,.,, .... ~
~,-,23.00 ................................. ....
60otfylcnltl*Q.Mll~,-· .. ,., .. ,.,H, ____ ,H••.oo .98
eoonyude.,...,Dt 1·3-·····--·---........ 4.90 3.11
35orlyboy'•Slldcl-.--... ___ .......... .-...._ .... 4.00 ~
asonyr.Hon~-.... -·n----.... 3.75 2.91
46onyto.tlldla. ·--·--1.58 ..
&Sony....SIX>*I-s..50 3.99
75arfy..rtldta . 2.19 ..
45ony~ .... ..,.,.PI 3.99 1.99
Hardware HuntJngton Beach
4arfy4cn.. ~box ·---·-----·-79.99
8otfy80-~box.-._-·-··-··79.99
25arfy~dllldDI' ... --·---------39.99
15«fy135' ... ~-········-··---···39.99
58.88
&C.88
24.99
24.99
Sporting Goods Huntington Beach
orig.
60onydlcron II ""'*1g blG---------··· •Ottt•,,..._ _____ .. _
1scny_011Gtywns.--···--··9.aa
120qJwro#_ .. _._ ... _ .• 1.99
72arfyhCt.m..lrdDar~~ 22.99
48arfyt'I ...... -:--·---.............. -.69 95
Now
18.88
1.88
4.88 1.44
9.88
54.88
-:-oys Huntington Beach
orig.
1111or1y11xmmondlr1W1._ ___ 4,44
700ftt11Cn1~~ 4.88
48 Ody~ bOaanWdcl 9.99
«>on1y•ut:t 4.44
24arfy ...... d ..... -29.99
Now
1.81
2.88
1.88
2.88
21.19
Bedding Dept. Huntington Beach
AESTA TOWELS orig. Now
Wllltl bll\. ...... 1.56 1.18 1co.1 ~. ~ twd. & .. ""* & iollds r.,.s. .. -1.15
................. -......... _. ...................... ~ ...... ~40, ........... 75 .58
IHAAON lQWEl..S orig. ..,.
G> Oliy, ....,, ~wi.tt~= 1a
dee91 1.19
......................................................... ,..n ....... 99 .74 ..
Fabrics Huntington Beach
SlTTCHERY KITS
200 Oftr, asst ~ luts ~~.~:.~ .. ~~ 40o/o()ff
Otig. Now
llXX> yds. any dblt knits. ootions, drinl ~ 88 yd 2.99 • •
600)<25 any asst oords. lytd',es. 4S' ---1.99-2 79 1.86 yd.
126p.orly 1~.~pints.60" ...... -..... 3 99 2.88 yd.
150 ydS. orly COllOO cHrtz quilts. 46" • . ............. 3 39 2.88 yd.
fJOO yds. orty ffOd(ed balistfJ. 45·· ............... 2.19. 2.29 1 .99 yd.
1'111'1Yla111S •.•.• _ ................... -····-.. -................................ 50" OFF
120 ony rtldy made ~apes. asst sizes. Q)lors .. '4> to 25' OFF
Auto Q!nter Huntington Beach
PtHTO POl.YllAD j · •
170otfy,4rlf~-·----.. -
E78-14, F7&-14,Q7&.14 .. ----·---•tor 99.00
G7&-1S,H78-1L------·-----4tor1 09.00
Jalllti 111y PINTO 23 =· dllan ~,..., u 23 7995 • 4 wdll
ortg.129.95 -.... -. Now
or1g. Now
l"'tt.,,,•°"*'-·---······-··--.. 29-90 18.88 1!0~~t6atl'Oric~-· .. ·---e9.95 39.15
40orlyWlog .... -·---·-24.99 13.11 32(J(ty2~gllllngllc.a--· 3.1~ 1•
IS«tr 2g11or11.a.r.y 1~"'*"cl-3M 2.99
Furniture Huntington Beach
orig. Now
' 1orty~-• ''-~-"----.00 218.00
tony...... "'"·---·-349.00 1•.00
1 orty~dm'---2!58.00 1•.00
4G11yeodlllll$ 9U5 a J»
3orty&fty~ldW 2911J 121$
4Crfr .... nmh.221111:.t1 ... 1 ..
Home Electronics Huntington Beach
Ottg.
4fdt~ttno.~.95
4arfy8.ftl*-.0.~8.96
4arfy8.ftl*-.0,~ ... -189.85
NDw
188.95
171.15
148.95
199.00 t otfy 15Q&. ft. frtezw._ .. ,.,_ .. ___ ·-···-··239.00
UPRIGHT
VACUUM
~Tooll
SP£aAL BUY
22 l'lTTCH
SEWING MACHINE e .._,. '*9Ctlll
14 dlcOrllhe .atc:flM
2 Bullt-4" BarlCS 5*flM
ONG. ... NOW 19999
Girl's Dept. Huntington Beach
orig. Now
120OtttINlhl""""'flirts,7.14 ................... 6.50 3.99
iaoor1yi..llnldl:s. 1-14 ................................... 6.oo 3.99
1eoottt11•....._flirts .................................... e.oo 3.99
25 only GifttJIMI 7-14 ........... ........... . .. ··············· 2/6.00
20cl'lybn.ftddrin~ 4-& ....... -..... 8.00 4.99
200/fy CIOIDn prh plf'CS, 4-& ............................. 5.00 3.99
200fttpl'Hllhjlln,ledw.m. 7-14 .......... 11.00 7.99
Better Dresses Huntington Beach
orig. Now
48orly*11t~...., ....................... 1300 8.88
nor1y-. ens-& partMAts ...... ····-· ... .. 3.88
40olfylltllcn..e&pnruta '""" ........... 6.99
~orly 31>t-~ l*UUI blldc & ....... 36 00 24.88
24 olfy3-pc. ......,..., ~······· .... .... . 17.88
Solfy 'hlbll ~ CXllD, prints .......... -...... 40.00 18.88
24 any IUI lqlh rlln CXllD, tUll or tu ............ 39.00 18.88
15otfy ....... s/•lcnltd. ........... _ ........ 40.00 19.88
II otfy 31>t-glUCho di ..... -........................... 36.00 16.88
24orly,....,long~ -··-·-.. ······-······· 10.99 8.88 ~anylSlltong~ ...... ._ .................................. 50% OFF
Shoe Department Huntington Beach
orig. Now
76otfymen'sudlc:Bm ...... -·-··--.... 23.00 5.88
16onynwn'•<*wlla .... _._._ •....... -..... 18.99 5.88
98orlymlfl'•bllllrm.lhOl ... ----.27.00 14.88
104orlymlfl'• trda---· .... -...... 2.99 1.00
81 ortylY*l'• ~-.. ·-·-.... ·--.. -·-· 15.99 12.88
400/fylY*l'•&bo(•u..t.kd ...... 12.99 4.88
3>orly"*1• ........ lhOl-....... -........ 16.99 7.88
40orty..cnn'• caa.-<*Ml Ila -··---·-5.99 3.88
110ony...r1ctmlf'ol.--·---14.99 2.99
23)0lfy"°'*1'1f'IOn.l19':1111 --·-1t .99 1.00
75any~•CMtM"9 3.99 1.00
74orty~11chxlllf'ol 11.99 3..88
420/fy~•mcnd-.:111--4.99 2.88
7e«ty"*11..,._._e.99 4.88
81 OlfyWDmll'l'ulppn .. " ..... _._ ...... -3.99 1.-
7S ortychlctln'1~ ......... -.......... _,_, 3,99 1.88
213onyWOl'l*l'l .. ~~ ..... _ ............ 5.99 2.88
75orlvlldMIUlk• llldclwttt ..................... •.89 1.88
Luggage And P1ants Huntington Beach
,.....,r 1RAV!L WAU ong. Now
dllc» lugglgt 25orty~--156.00 27.50
............................. : ........ 4() .... , ·1 ":::' -75.00 37.50
orig. Now
200(11t/f' ..... twvw -1.88 ••
D(llt/r bllllltwl ftl '-VI' 2.99
!lm(llt/ftlpllrehqW-----1.99 ..
l>Dr'Y•P*Y 75% OFF
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Huntington Center
'.
Men's Accessor~s Huntington Beach
WESllRN ••111
150 orf,r, lcwU ~ .._ ~
............ -al orig. 13.()() _....,
orig.
2000/fyrrNflftf~ --·-·-·-·· .. ·-··---·6.00 100 any•"' prt'C lpOft .,.. ____ ........... f 3.00
t500lfy• IPO't ..,._, __ ,_e.99-12.00
1500/fyllll.tpOltlth .-13.00· 18.00
750ttt• "*1· ....... _ 11.oo • 13.00
Now 1• UI
2.18 , .. 1•
Men's Oothing Huntington Beach
WES1EM LEISUAE SUrT
~· 100% aJCIDr1 QOrdll'oy ~ her1Wlts au.is 1999 ~
ortg. 40..00---·-·· .. --.. -..,.
IEHS DRESS SlACK8
:D> attf 100% ~ • ..,,,., liZ9I
ortg.17.00·20.00--·-Mow
ortg.
200 Ody~ lldr.ltl .................. 14.00 -22.00
tOOony~jlc:MIS ..................... 8.00-12.00
100 any p-e-wash drin .......................... _ .. 10.00
50orly ........ slZ9e ................... -.. 37.00
750fttpvcjld(ltl ................................ 16.00. 22.00
699
Now
4.88
2.88
2.• 9.88
9.99
500/fymen'slUtf .. _ ................ --66.00
7Sony"*1•d. ............ -.. --.. --66.00
1ooor1y.a"*11jlln,trM111ze1.10.oo-1s.oo
tOOotfyllW\'• llCMll---19..00· 24.00
50orly"*1H.. , 90.00
29.00
48.00
2.88
14.98 89.00 •
Junior Shop Huntington Beach
ong.
14otfy....,jliorl tmn ....... ----...... 12.88
3>ony~ .. , ...... _. __ ... ___ .7,89
25otfytong-..1 ............ -............ -... 2.88
100fttlt*1&....., ...... _ ........... -... -6.99
150ftt lcnJt lri ·--·-----.. ·-·-3.99
120lfypr9-'llllhW11P9'0llldtldr1a-.. --5.99
t5orlypoly/CIOIDnpllidUc*s_ .3.99
15orlypN Mlld)Mnl-.... -.. -.. --6.99
180/fydrinaldrtlwiltl~ ........ -....... 10.88
~ony~biglllpl .......................... __ ,_,, 7.88
10ony.....U ............ -............. -._.6.Sl9
J)arfytt1C111d~11*11.-...... _ ................ 5.99
tOotfy '9lrit 1to1• ............... -........... -....... 11.88
10Otttdrin1to1• ................. -.......... __ 12.88
350ftt~ 111-ats ......... __ ., __ ,_ .. _4,99
15any ...... emxJc~-.. -··-···--·--8.00
3!iorlybM .... f8neylllpl-·-·-11.00
50arfylong .... llt'h-.--.. --8.00
J>onypit'tlld ~ ,_ ...... :.. ....... --.. --9.00
400fttdol.UI ¢4*oordt -·--·----·-· 13.00
Now
9.88
5.88
1.99
4.99
1.88 3.•
1.88
4.99
8.00 s.-
4.88
3.88
7.88
8.88
2.88
5.88
1•
U8 ea , ..
Women's Sportswear Huntington Beach
orig.
500/fy~-~ -5.99
10arfy9'*t&...-141t1111--9.a8
19 orty linrw CIOIDn big IDpl 7.88
25onylhort .... P'*-...W -·--5.88
150/fylq .... c:dgln...-... ~ ......... -.6.99
400/fyblelr...,..C .. -----.. ··--·-"'· t0.Sl9
100ftt.nptlW'd "*"--................. -..•. 9i
15onygoldln~llldcl ·--··-··-· 7.88
25 orly ll'llgof' ..... "t lllcb--.--.. --7 .88
3)ony~.U.llldcl----··· ... 5.88
3)«fy"'*crHdt .... -..... _. __ ,_, 7.88
IS6«fy~tria --.----.. -·2•
100 Olfy..,,., '* ·-·-....... -...... ,_ ....... 3 88 MOlfy~~----·--····-........ 11.00
60ortyl0!'9 .... ~'l*ue ·-·----.. ·-18 00
750/fylq .... ~~ .. ----·-8.00 3>ony.._,Plb.._ ____ , __ ... ue
80ortyl'IUMtt. ..---13.00
Now
3.81
U8
3.99
3.99
3.11
7.U
2.88
5.U s• 3 ..
3.91 1• 1• 1• 11• 5 .. 1• ...
eoys Dept Huntington Beach
IOOO!ft Kit fitl 7 JIJ
D Gift f'-onz Kit ti1 2.50
D>(llt/l'awKtttit...----.. 2.99
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' •
Thur9d~. September 23, 197'8 DAILY PILOT •I
COSTA MESA
STORE ONLY
2200 HARBOR BLVD.
4 Big Days of Sav.lngs-Thurs. thru Sun. s.p1. 23,_24, 25, 26
TORT CHIPS
' WITH ZIPPY MEXICAN FLAVOR
K-MART
DRY
ROASTED
.. PEANUTS
12 OZ. JAR •
• • 2/5 100 ·
611 HANGING
PLANTS
Grape Ivy. Spider Plants.
Creeping Charlie
UNI SONIC
MODEL #131
KITCHEN
PLUS
: DETERGENT
LARGE 320Z.
BOTILE OF LIQUID
DISH DETERGENT
TOILET
SEAT
ENAMEL FI NISH
2 LB . CAN HAM
OAK BRANO DANISH HAM
________ ____,_.___.,_,......,.._..____.....,,
HEAVY RUG
'YARN
70 Yds., 10% Acrylan Yarn!
K-MART
TEA BAGS
Box of 100-0range Pekoe
& Pekoe Cur Slack Tea
lie
''110 llOllSENSE''
PANTY
HOSE
2 Pr. Pak
PRINTED
WASH CLOTHS
Great Selection of Colorful Prints
10~
SUBMARINE
SANDWICH
IN THE DELI
JUNIOR •
BOYS
WINTER:
JACKETS
SX70 FILM
SX70 PRONTO
CAMERA
POLAROID'~ NEWEST
CAMERA s44"
10 COLOR PRINTS
•
..
ASSORTED STYLES
SIZES4-7
COSTA MESA STORE OllY
2200 HARBOR BLVD.
• I
--..... -------"-...... -. -... .. . """.,. -..... _,,. ..... . . .. . " -,.., ,, ..... .--
T!!nd!r· ., .... 23,. 1'71
by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Cmson
' 1'• 61~1~ A
tw:rf ff1VM
"'6~1 . A "'1 '
l'O wet~
1WO 10
~.
lu1 ft.~ UT OS
~ ~1MrN6
~t'· .
llJMKY WIMKERIEAN
toACH, WJW OOES ~
TEAM LOOK 10 <rOO lHJe,
<;EAR+
NANCY ,
WHO DO 'r'OU
THINK WILL 6E
E LECTEO THIS
YEAR9
l'lL WRITE
DOWN MY
PREDICTION
UNITED Feature Syndicate w,11"~$dar, Puu•• So1v•<1
ACROSS
t Un11
led en er
S4'molt'
, '""ll\ll / g Scat1Pr
14 Rool,1h
15 C•o pro.
16 N04 as•eMJ
17 Repet,l.on
19 Numbef
20 Slref'I
urcn..n
2 I Bai.1111 toe>CI
23 AIVIOyng
~rs n
~4 l:urooun
l~l\QUAQt
Z1 E11tt11 ot
&url.act
29 Ooe1n I
dlrtC& 2
W()<dS
JI B1sN11n
O•lth • 35 Ttn·gallon
l 7 Men , name
39 M~pte LUI
Gardtf1t
.(0 Oltll't Pref1a
, 42 01ne1
• -(4 Mall .. '!' 111111
• 45 App11tttln
: •chance
• 47 "Th•
: lud~• ••. ··1'19'1
• hands ·
: •9 Be morally
obhgaltd
• 50Joseoll
•• ·Br
5U•gtO!I
52 Asceooed
? word'
54 Completely
ovortomll
Sh f'OOUli f
ClrlOO!I
59 Sn1oow bo•
621ndelenae
ot
64 Conlrol 11111
C'OU''ll OI 65 8ult>o1.1'
pl1n1
PI TH O TIS C.AOlS
A C Ht ll NI A ~r 1c
(All l lAN Tl\H OUN I
~N[f OPO l lltR\(S
~IC NO I A CI CO
\lRf l tRt l S Tl\t
A H P I 0 0 N N A I tt U A It 1
COO P{ RAT IV( BAN•
INTCll l l S lAH I OO l
OOSl l lV A l ll N {
l>l E ll S I N O llTH
A ST£t S l tOD N O llf
lt(llfl ll OlC FU[l
H A l l \ (. A I t, A 1 A ~
O llA N T A OD~ 1COS 67 Good hlld
IOQll :? watda 9 Sotro .. lul 4 I Nt'W
70Poot IOPOktth<lnd Yor~'''
owners 2 wordl ne09n00t
conttrn I I Oemohah 4 3 Flower
7tWoodwond 12Mlllndo 46Furn·sh wrlh
'2 Ftlllttllllll I J FuncttOntd Shltll•S ni me 18 ~1uE-betg 48Lowul
13 Organ n 91llt< •fJICh r111>oe lodei
T4 P1ymenl IOt '' l9t111g lflf) 51 HOC-f'Y occupallC'f only OM ollic•i l I 5 Coty • 26 PolynH•art Informal oanc~s 53 • ··• fmp~11
DOWN 28 Guido & l0y1hs1t
1 At109tnl nole 55 Sorrow
01100111 30 Tur~IC 57 Ctvllwrongs
2 Knock 1g11rt language 68 T-t>one
3 SloOP• and 32 Oeorive of 5SI Party lor the
cull••• 2 inlllblflllll voom word• 33 P1tt11y· ao Stoll on 1
4 PuddlllO Nellllc door
tn9'odttnl 3• CotU>tt 6fKtlo Fi llftll 63 ·n1e .... ·· . 5 "'~~II 35 L•fl Oougtn tttle
e Hlth P''-'1 upt'Olliell&lyt6 Natu11I SOii
1 p1~oe uon 36 A11utan aggregate
6 End111t witfl '~ 68 Nt91hte
tC)O llld 38 Cote.Ills Ottll• aero lnd'-n tlQ Rec.•~•
gttetlllg
~ ... r • ,"'f I -.
~ ...
~la'.----' ~,P,M . •
byTomlatWc
so WE'RE El)lt-Jf, 1t> HAV£ ro
Ra<.> ON OEA1l~G A LDT!
I
t ; .
.. ,,
by Entie llusl-Mller
M
0
N F D 0
CARTER
L D DOLE
Ii 15? 6000 ! 1','A HEl\E ro Et-IROLL ! 006 ? NO MA~.\~.
I OIDN'T BRING A DOG
JUDGE PARKER
MATIA• PIOPL£ Tf'Y TO DO WHAT I+
.. ,. ,~ TM&M, eur WITMOUT
Hun-NG on4Jr P'-OP~.'
GORDO
MOON MULLINS
... MEMORABL.E SLIDES
OF OUR ~lJROPEAN
iOUfa ... T----
ANIMAL CRACKERS
L------~~----~--~~~ltl6
by Chcrles M. Seti.Iii
....-~~~~~~---.
I NOTICE Tr!AT A LOT 15 THIS ONE OF THOSE
CF '1'0UR STUD£~ TS DO Pl\06Rfo51VE ~OOLS?
HAVE 0065 DON'T THE'(?
r::::::_
.c.: \
I I/. !~
•' . • t•
by Harold Le Doux
.ANP YOtA WOHDElt Vt/MY l 'M ~IZ.CPUltENIC ?
T~£ .. ,,. 'T'MING FOJt Mir
JUST HAW~NS fa 9E PtANCMING,
CM~INb, ANO CALLIN6 P-V.MI~ ~·
by Gus Aniola
by Rodger Bollen
-.... 9-2)
"The comm111ec we \(Ot 10 1111.· ( 1tn11cnllon ( c11ct•r < 1111q1Jc on
t>11rk, lmprovcmcn1' \ttY' ti ha' nolh1ng h1 rcro11 ·" thc1e Wll\ an
antique' \h11w lhcrt .111hc \lime ltmc ··
DENNIS THE MENACE
"I $URE u~ eou·tror~ ~s' ... THEIR
N0..E HaJSE tro<S wee MY~.•
TnurSOtl'I S11plt'•"01PI 2J 197t; ()All' r • 0 I 8:J
Soviets See CBlifornia Charms ~ . "' ..
Forced to Sell Out
Jc~:,1e KC'e r , 89, .ind her IJtc hu!)band r ,m their Dl·~ :\loin<:'>, lo\\ a
drug store for 61 )C'cJ". but no\\ she's ~old out. Th1e\es have
robbed or broken into the store 93 times. She's been shot at,
knocked do"' n and roughed up s<:or es or times. No more. she said.
_ w a~lHJOC't'r!> '>Old l'\l'I ~thin~ this "'eek -----,
24 Mil~s Lo11Jf
Artist's Wall
MOSCOW <AP> -M06COw TV bas
''"~ It.a viewer• a 20 minute t.our of
c.1arorn1a lha\ included redwoods.
1uperh11bway1, pretty clrls, rock
eroups, movie makto&. industry, tltudenl
not.sand slums
"California Is not just llllolhf'r at.le,"
1.11d Valentm Zcmn, who 11 dou11 a &eries
oo Amenca .. It is u center of t.rade,
Ethics'
Talk Set
A new f our ·part
Oran11e Coaat C<>llege
lecture series titled,
"Morality. Legality a.nd
Lunacy", will begin Oct.
I ln OCC's Science Lee·
lure Hall
The compat1b11tty of
polihcs and ethics wtll be
examtned by senes lee·
lurer. Dr Alrred
Painte r, Oran Jee Coast
Colleee profeuor of
pb1losophy .
Adll\i.aslon is free and
the pubbc 1s invited to al
tend
nnanco and culture. and 1\ wmdt. Into n
Uatit knot all the problemi that trouble
America today.
"IT IS NOT 1urprt1ln1 th t J~t here
oo the edCt of lhf' Pacific Ouan stMnds a
larae part ol what t. known as lht
mllllary·lnduatrlal complex ... uld
Zorin, abowln1 warplanes and rockets
durina th~ prP1o1entation
The So\lc\ commentator fell 1n IO'f
with Dumt.'yland, wh.lch he r.uld wu "a
fabulou11 ~1ty built ror tho joy of ct11ld~n
by th~· f(rt.'at Amencllll artut'"Gnd pro
d\lCl'r. Walt ll1sntiy lt'i. lht> hnpt> of
every Amcrkan bo) ltlld airl to 10 to Dis
Myland, a m rv I ol k1ndn • j oy and
lO\'t ."
Coming Down1 COMPARE! SUPER Belted STEEL RADIALS
Unb•lievable prlcH on STEEL BJ:L TED RADtALS l0t all popular
cars Including: •Port•. lore19n. • domestic at lantaatlc prk"
VALLEY fo"O RD. Caltr <API The shimmering I MJ1"1DELI-._T LOW LOW
curtain of whit~ cloth that artist Chm to Ja\ ache(( '-1 l ~ ... PRICES!
stretched Jcross 24 rrulc:-. of counlr) ~•de to the ocean I •sc.:oman~down JUSl J~heplJnnld X & ZX TIRES , *8.F.G.odrlch
Ula~k"all~
155/13 27 ..
185/13 28 ..
175/13 :I J ••
165114 2!t ..
175/14 32 I I
165/15 :JI • I
AATil/ 13 3 • .. OR70/ 15 Al ou
CMIJ U ) CMl!t) ~
Soon 11 1.1. ill be but <i memnr~ for 1ts many * Mkhelln beholda" "ho c-rt·att'd -ST•:•:l.llt•lc.-d R\Pl\LTir.-s *U . 1 r u r t <l 1 n a c r o :-s a ntroya tratr1c J.im-. on local Colorado tanvon. ra.asetl ~ARl Whe a..11, '-••the LOWUT MJct.elh• * Gislowetl
roads. t orr a way sec $2 m illion to fin.ince the Tire Pricul (SAME LOW PRl<I for <•~h or <rHllt * Goodyeor l1om; or ll ror souvenin C.rdtl NO UTltA <MARGI hr Werr-tJI) and look hC'hCOpl cr ndC'\ rl•ntl' <'Omposed o( 2,000 firestene
lovil'wit. 111ecesof n)lonfJbn c at· "1('11•:1.I' 7.' •t<eUySpringfld
tached to !>te<>I poles. 1&1. v "" "·'~' * Bridgestone
A CONT ESTED por
hon or the 18 fool high
rence thnt dipped into
Bodega Ba) about 50
mil~ north or San Frnn
CISCO wa~ r('mO\ t·tl Tut•!.
dav Th<' 11lalt• Coai.l.11
Comm1s~1on 1 du,t-d to
1s~ue a permit for the
fmal 1,000 feet of thc.> pm-
jcct. but it myst<·riously
appeared thcrt• an) way
Sept. 7, the day bdorc
the formal start of the
enterprise.
Worker!\ on the umqul'
examplt> of · ·pr<>cci.s
art" said, however. that
1t ••Ill be Novl.'mher
before the d1i.manll1ng t'\
completed
"IT'Li. BE .i lot of
hard work amt enNJ:Y lo
takt· 1t down. JU"l likt' ti
v. "' to put It u 11 i.n11J
P n l r 1 t k \l u r r 1 ., 11
membN of lhl' f('nr"
crrv.
I It' ~111d Jbf')Ul 75 J>roplt•
v.ould d1smrtnllc 1l
Some JOO students and 145110 "2;;.. * Kleber & 8ollde other volunteers helped ..,llCH .. ,LI'-' ,. · II' & L erect ll over a two-day 155/12 ":12" ·" ..... 1~ ·' * Ptr• • Ot..ers ~nod 145113 ":lO.. \UllT•:M \I.I-" H4 (.I ledles:.
'aid t:hzJbeth Wh1tnry, 155/13 ";,;,..... 165113 :-c "" ., "ll was cxhil~rating," ·•., 38 215/14 "'~98" BUY
whowjs paid$ll3forhcr 165/13 ":l:i911 l75113 "'4 1 88 195/15 "'S888
~~ 115113 ":18"" 175114 s43uu 20511s "';i8BB NOW!
·so .. e peoplr 15511" .... ,6"" 4 7 "'61 su • • 185/14 s 88 '215/15 •
ore worrlc-d 165/14 "IW"' "'648H FREEi •ha1 all 11te peo-19511• 1'<50 88 225115 • 185/14 "1:1•• "'74• P f(• a.rho «-atMr 10 205114 1'<5411" 23011s
155/15 ·:1~•·· 79 FREE• lh'• arra ,. ... ,'" 215/14 s;> !)HB 235115 s • 88 •
'"' tak.-n e.rilh 165115 "·•I'" 11 .. ,.1.U.,•"-'"
11 1l1at thpy•u ss LOW LOW Pri("es
t••Jtne haf!k uttd ,-.es n.. ~ ... leoll •f ,.,._. & 0istW:1 .... !
Npolf ii.. • RAISfD WHfn LETTER TIRES
labor-; "We jusl :.aw hl
tic parLs or II "'h11e Wt'
"orked on 1t, and now
hc•r11 '-1 this c-onnected ,
l(rJr(•f ul bl•;t utlfol
thing ··
10 SERIES 60 SERIES
410/13 "2:i ..
•10112 •2su
01011• , a 0 111
nott4 "':Ja ..
nom "!l !I u
0701'4 "!J:;u
AI0/13 "28H
Cll0/15 "2!)lll Feo11• "!I :;aa
G60114 "38••
oeo11s "38 ..
1" NH Wwr-tJ
1" FRIE''""• hll~ctl-
Wltt! by Tln p.,..,...._
Special!!
23~,~
EA71/14 31111J'U HA70/15 42" ( 111/M) , • (1\1/ll)
FR71/14 3311 JR71/15 4 ~18. t •ll!>ll•I lt211ltl d
GR70/14 4081 LR71/15 4~" l-"•I Cn&lltl U
HR70/14 4 288
U tt/Ml ,_
IJl\IROl''AI ..
TIGER
PAWS
'l'l it••r t•••" l'ur lhnl parUrulitr hu~•·r:
11 .-itr th .. "'lld ••• ,, .... runr or •hnu•mnrt .....
.. n1i,.fl1•d l'Ul'otonu•r ... l"Mrrr:::
88.
5.60/15
(6.00/15)
(1~5/15) ''"' .... , .. --·
UNIROYAL Tires, Any Si1e listed
C HRI STO , a
nulgarian born art1s1
who es<.'hcv.' ht~ las1
name ;md on<'<' dri1J><'(l .1
CHRISTO SAID from
the out11et lhal he
planned to display the
fence for a ftud J>(.'riod
of tame and then take 1t
down
The dismantling plaM
call ror removrng the
c loth and culling the
poles lx·low ground level,
l<'tl\'1ng no Mgn o( the
rencl''s presence. Rut
there are feari; other
scars mav endure 1n tht>
SCCOI(' CC)Ulllrys1de
llO~U,\
O\\Nt;ns:
JN( STl,,Pfl
'"'' ww. 10 """-• r ... IAISID MIT1 UTIUS
STEEIJ FIRESTONE ""v.·""1ii,."ifr·v.-'"-'p• l\eed n BRAK•: .ton·: ~~.~.~-.~ .. ~ Polyester Tires T 1 •. • BRAKES
"h1 ... ,u.11.. Foreign & SJ 988 A•ryo•rE?
~
San Juan
Classes
Eye Past
Auth o r h1slo r 1un
Pamela ll allon will
teac h an eight wt•t·k
rourse on h1!1lor1r San
Juan Capl11trano. reatur
In" old picture~ and
nrtHacts, a walklnJi lour
and APf'CIOl J[Uc!ll!I
The course will mC'(1
from 7 to 8 30 p m
Mo nday11, bec lnnlnR
Sept. 27. In Room 12 or
Capistrano E lemenlllry
School. 31422 CR mlno
C11pistrano In San Juan Thf' ,~ ror th4' clllll'I,
which llS sPonllored hy
the San Juan recrcalion
progrnm, i!I SlO.
Additional lnformn
tlon and reclslratlon
are avaJlablt-at city or
fices. 32400 PaHo
Adel&nlo, San Juan ,
493-1171. City oHice!\ are
open weekdays from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m
"SOM f; PEOPLE are
v..ornl'd lhat all the peo·
pie" ho clime to the ar<'a
were so tukcn with it that
they'll come bar k and
s poll al,'' said M t1.
Whitney
"That '11 ha lont'Y, · srud
Louii. nacc-nl~•. owner of
the Valley Ford Market
"Most of the peoplr who
camf' up were i.uper pico.
pie, Just lnlf'rcsted in
laklnR pictures and se<>·
Ing the-fcnc<' • ·
!'!()MANY cam e to 11ee
It last weekend that truf
(l e wa11 bumper to
bumper on some or thf"
area's rural roads. A
loeal cnlr<'preneur who
orrercd hcllcoptt•r over·
Vi<'W!I reported a brisk
bu11lnes11.
Chri11to '' ai111111tnnts
started oHe r lng free
Hmple11 of the curtain
material after some
viewers helped
lhemseh•es by rippin_B
pittes out of the origt.nal.
Optometrists Win
Peers' Horwrs
Two West Orange County Optometrists bave
bft:n honored by the CaJlfornJa Optometrlc: Aasoda· tJon.
DT. Henry S. Kaufman ol Huntiftltoo Beach
and f'ountatn VaJJey optomcitrlat Marvin Adler re·
ceived cert.illcates of merit fOf ~mmunity ac·
llvlUet.
DT. Adler 11 a second.term Fountain Valley
councilman, and has served u charter pre1.ldent of
the Fountain Valley Eicbaniie Club and prealdent
ol lhe Cbam~r of Commerce.
Kaufman was a member or the Huntington
Bach City Cooncll from 1966-70, and was a member
d that city'• phannlne commisalon and houalna
authority.
1 29~.~
1
1
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BIG CAR
Gla~"'·lll'lt.-d
t '.\STR \KS 6'•" t..t• ttuf• •cw C•••fl•c \.~.wt Olin• lhltc.k -~ .. , Clw;•..-. o..,..,
2495 Sporf Cars "°''" 1 ~ 1 ~. •
.\ flll' Onlt1 • • · CA71/UI 01111 /IEST 111. O(J{J Mii• TllllE·W JO•t
A78/tl _.,,..,_"""""' -·•• 11•~1121 ' 1• O II N , .,,, .... $1 .. ,., ........
e78/14 •,9n;, H .I.'. (;()ObRICll ~.,.All Now""'' & ,.;,.,, -• .... S.t p,,..,, ·1•,,... x1 ... 200 R •01 AlL v #rw C•~•lllH•rl•l•r F78/14• -"hif.-.~nu 1' t1l r-~ ....... .,,,.,,.,,ri..,1"'&~·.....,~·'••
078/14 :l;>tt:; BEL TEO "-""'-'~""'. .,,. """"" fltctrt111c '""''•"
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A WORD · ABOUT OUR NEW WAREHOUSE
Three warehouses now merged into one giant facility enables us to buy In
greater volume than ever before. At our warehouse showroom you will
actually see "mountains" of TV's, appliances and stere0$ of e"ery brand
and model ... we're almost sure to have just the one you want!
HOW WE CAN. SAVE YOU MONEY!
All manufacturers have sales just like retailers . most
dealers don't have the room to store large shipments ...
but, now WE DO and all the savings are yours!
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GAS RANGE with .
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television ser vice Your
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DAILY P1LG T Thu·5day S!ptemt.r 23 1978
Tonight's
1V Highlights
CBS tJ 8 00 -You 're Not Elected,
Charlie Brown. An elect.Ion year Peanull
special in wblcb Charlie Brown cam·
paigns for the office of st\,tdent body presi-
dent.
KCET 9 9: 00 -"Tbe Hemlneway
Play. Four 1tages ot Ernest Hemingway 'a
Ure are ucted out in a Madnd caf e in thas
Hollywood Televiatoo Theater production
with Alexander Scourby, Tim Matheson,
Perry Kang, .M ttcbell Ryan and Samantha
Eggar.
ABC fJ 9.30-'"ThePeople." Ayoung
schoolteacher in a rural commuruty dis-
covers her pupils have unexplainable
powers m this 1911 movie with Klm Darby,
William Sbantner, Dao o·Herllby abd
Diane Varsi.
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PRESEASON
I REPLACE ~~CLEARANCE
Pro-Max Dryer
From Gillette
• Srrlu "''' •• it 1Me1 1tl
• 1000 w«ts, l heets, 1 ~,.eds. I ,~is 14aa
As1ort'd Grits
Fllnt Sdndpaper
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Electric Mower
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heltht •4i111t1Mttt. #IOOO
~--... Reg. 76.ff
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3 Pc. Long Handle
Barbecue Tool Set
• 19 In. t.,,. spohlle, ftrii & ''"''
• Wilh w.M haft4l11 elNI llonti"I
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99~
Glldcien Spred
Latex Enamel
• NM-YtllewHit -lmp,..wtd
lhlretllllty
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Tru-Test 19 In.
Rotary Mower
• (11y stal1111t l hp ...
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Reg. 94.99 \6988
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M & D Metal
36 In. Threshold
• h•rucl-4 tlwlftfMHll wiltt myt
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cHsumiftt tlnrffs
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Glidden Spred
Satin latex
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• GtWes '" s-.thly with ltrnh er
relier ....
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18 Inch Mower
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• (Hy cuttlftt helfht
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Wall Organizer
2'x4' Pegboard
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Semi-Gloss Enamel
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Power Mower
• P1w1rhll l hp •11tltte
with rtcoll 11art1r
• 7" rodlol disc whHla,
odl1111altle cuttlftt
htlght. NJS-724
Reg. 99.99
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·pousekeeping Career
(Jffers Execu.tive Role
81 JOYCE L KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: What about careen In
housekeeping' 11 lbere a future ln ll?
I'm a housekeeper at a school for re·
tarded people. l lram sludent.s to help
IM IO they may lat.er earn their Uvtn1
bl t.lli.I manner. I have two years ol
SoUege, and preaentJy earn $3.35 per \M>W'. Ha\'e you any resouttes ror me~
· -;8. Lr Oak Lawn, Ill.
: 'Jbe executive nouseK~r -EHK
for abort -oneo la confused with a
cleaner. when, in fact, the EHK ls a
rnaoa1er who coodl.W!lS the many
facet.a of bou.aek~ for public lo·
~tutiona. : There are except.ioos: in amall
places, this person may sport an EHX
;tiUe but be expec ted to personally aw· ma a mop.)
. WHO Bl&ES! Bal'EL8and motels,
. bospitals, clubl. residence balls, nun·
lb& and retirement homes, schools.
covemmeot bu.ildlno and LOdustrial
tstabliahmenls employ EHKs at
(Career Corner)
s~ea rancinl from near·minlmum
wa1etoover $20,000ayear.
Oej)eodlol oo lbe employer a,;;
EHK. wbo usually work.I a 40-
week, may cet free llvln& quart.era, 1
mealt, laundry, alctleave, paid vaca·
Uoaa and other benefits. Altboulb most are women. men -
•Pft'Jally ea-mWtMy penoonel -
are flockml to this ~d. 111. or )Ir.
Clean may d1red atafta ra.Qlin& from
a few to several bundred S*>Ple and
admlol1terin1 yearly bud1et.a of
several tbousaod to more t.ban a
million dollars.
MAN ERK, YOO"D make budceta..
keep accounts and records, buy sup..
plies, supervise staff, know cleanine
procedures, labor la wa l&nd salety re-
iulatioo.s. You mlgbt. ovenee lnterlor
decorating.
The National Executive
Housekeepers Association CNEHA>
suuests an ~late degree in busi·
neu adminlstratioa, au.pplemeoted
with electives pertinent to insUtu·
t.looal mana1eafent aucb as home ec,
occopaUooaJ safety and fine arts (for
interior decor atlon).
., ........
Bean Cr••
Former Secretary of
the Treasury George
Shultz b a s b een
awarded the French
Cross of Commander
of the Legion of
Honor in recognition
of his efforts in in·
temational monetary
negotiations.
.. Billy'
Battles
Warners
Thurlday, Septembef 23. 111'8 DAILY "11.0l
~· ~~rs ~ li'U111i.: • v~ 'Of Al-~• f:'~ .,. .> A\'£~e • XM ~~ • ~
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Some EHKs obtain a buaine&s bac·
calaureate, with electives lo institu·
Uoaal management or in subjects re·
lated to a particular type of insUlu·
Uon. aucb as nuraloe bomes or hotels.
This approach, broader than t.aklo& a
decree io imtituUooal management.
should be more neeotiable if you lat.er
decide you've made the wrooc bed.
~ ,.,.. ~ . ~ ... u --. ~
LOS ANGELES (AP) \" ,lt
EXECUTIVE HOUSEKEEPING is
a relatively i:tew and still growing
career field. A few visits to EHKs and
checking newspaper want ads will
Up you to the jobmartet 10 your area.
M for satisfaction, some who have
tried the everylblng·in-place bualoess
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Big Brothers
selected
Charles
Hester (above)
as the winner
of the Coulter
award.
President is
Mike Immel/
(right).
Big
87 BEA ANDEUON '""4•1•W
For some, "•tac ni&bt" ml&bt
conjure up lm11es ol 1moke-
fllled rooma, blue movies and
nude women Jumplnc out of
ca.Iles.
But. when Blc Brothen of
Oranie County stace. ill tr..t!·
Uon.al 1ourmet 1ta1 dinner.
members come fiw a specific re·
asoo-co raise funds.
The orcaniutlon, which
s~ntaed more than 473 Big
Thursday, September 23, 1976 C1
A Dream • 1n
By DENNIS McLELLAN
Of Ille Dally~ .... ""'ti
For most people the American
Dream means buying a bigger
house and car and having n bet·
ter television. stereo and washcr-
d ry er combination than the
neighbors.
But Joan nnd Ron Long 's Idea
of the American Dream changed
several years ago.
They sold their TV set, couch.
refrigerator and other status
symboll to pay for their own Vlll·
ion orthe good life.
Their dream, which so far l.s
two years in the mnkinc. 1s to
build a 45-foot ketch and sail
around the world with their four
children for rive years or until
the adventurous sp1nt run.• out.
"We're not afraid ol lh1s type
of adventure at all," sa.id Mrs.
Long, surveying the Newport.
Beach boat yard where they
spend every spare moment.
"l wanted to s how the children
there is something other than a
mortgage, color TV and cars. A
person doesn't really have to
have those things to be a whole
person. Man can be equally hap·
py in a mud hut.••
MINDS MADE UP
Once their minds were made
up, they moved to Cost.a Mesa
from Apple Valley, where they
both worked for a pavtnc com-
pany.
Lone went to work as a carpet
layer, something be bad done for
11 years. But, like their boat
building, bis wife went to work
with him.
Despite one customer who re-
fused to Jet Mrs. Long do t.be
work (Tbe woman thoulht sho
would "bu.rt her insides"), abe
more than bolds her own In the
·.
Brothers • • • Big Hearts
and UtUe Br()ther rdaUoaships
lut year. bas me>f'e than 200
fat.berless boys on 1 waltln& list.
Each match cost.I about. $200.
Tbls need was euUy met, as
more than $60,000 was r&iaed at
the annual event Monday nipt in
South Coast Plaza Hotel.
HA»ted by the organlution 's
board or directors, lbe pre· slJ&lous party drew about 250
men at. the handsome price cl
'250 per plate.
AUCTION UVELY
Another aource or revenue was
the lively auction for such entic·
ing prizes as three automobiles,
a diamond and pearl ring and a
trip for two to the Oktoberfest in
Germany.
The success formula for
loosening up checkbooks seems
Lo be down pat. Libat.Joos were
freely poured during the social
hour, wine at dinner and liqueurs
during the bidding.
The most gene rous was
Charles Heater, who earlier was
11.n.iled out as the recipient ol lbe
c.ou.lter Award, given to the man
who has done the most for Big
Brothen durina the year.
Presented by Robert Gug·
cenbelm, past president and cur·
rent director. the award 1s
named after Ernest Coulter. a
juvenile court recorder, who, In
1904, rounded the first chapter in
New York City.
For the fU"St time in 12 years.
the honor was best.owed at the
stag nigbt, and for the first time
it was given to a man wbo is
neither a member of the board or
the organiution.
"However, be is a friend," said
Gucgenbeim.
GENEROUSSUPPOltTER
Hester, a long Ume supporter
of Big Brothers, also ls actlve in
the Harbor Area Boys Club and
the Children's Hospital of Orange
County and currently servet1 on
both board,,. •
For the past four years be has
bid and bou1ht the eighth seat at
lbe auction, and any prize that he
bu won he has turned bad: for re-auction.
He did that again Monday
nlgbl.
TbeaucUongoeallkethi11:
-There are eight vacant nwn·
bered seats. The ftrst seven Al"e filled by those whose names have
been drawn: lbe eighth one by
auction with all money Coin& to
Big Brothers.
-Each chair bolder then bas
an opportunity lo win one oC the
eight top prizes. or cash which is
raised from further auction of the
chairs.
-Before prizes are awarded -
m the order of value from lowest
to highest -a chair is auctioned.
When bidding stops, each bolder
ia given the option to sell bis
apace for 80 percent of ~ bld.
1'he remainder e~s to al1
lltothera.
-If everyone decllnea tM Hlt,
a number ls drawn lo detttmlno
wbkb chair Is vacated.• Then another number b drawo, de·
slpaUng a winner of a prise.
-'nlb procedure conUn~ un•
til all chairs are vacated.
SEAT WON
Hester bid up the eighth 1eat
but eventually let it go lo Ted
Foley (wbo later won a Mustant>
for $10,000.
However, Hester. who dollat.ed
a pearl and diamond rtna valued
al $4,000, bou&ht another ffd.(or
$8,500. This particular seat 1'U a
lucky one for Big Brothers and
for those ~olding it.
Orieinally. J . V. Evans' name
was drawn for the chair. He.sold
lt to Gary Myers for $5,000, Who
resold to Dr. David Rutherford
focS6.600.
LUCK RETURNS
When Hester purchased it,
Lady Luck really smiled. He woo
the top prize -a 1977 Cadillac -
which he turned back lo B.ig
Brothers for resale.
His slJpulatlons wel'e: It must
bring al least $10,000 and an
money will go to the orgal\li.a·
Uoo.
Jay Reed bou&bt iUor$12,ooo~-
Others purchasing seats •ere
Bob Pralle, $5,500, who won din·
ners for 20 at the Registry Hotel,
and Supervisor Ralph Diedrich.
$5,200, the ring.
Also winning prizes <their
names were drawn> were Frank
Michelena. Oktoberfest; Dr. Ted
Tsuyukl, a Manza: Bernard
McCune, two Moped bicycle.a,
and Jerry Neely. a console colol"
television
Sumptuous hors
d 'oeuvre table
attracts (left to
right) Harry Axene,
Clement Hirsch
and Dr. Thomas Doan.
the Making
predominantly male occupation.
"Most everybody is surprised
and c11rious," said Long, ''then
it's all over and forgotten. When
we pick up a couch and walk off
with n. they have to admit we
can dolt." "Besides;• said his wife. who
seams, euu and carries carpet.
.. if I can build a boat I can do
almost. anything. The best part is
workioe aide by side with Ron."
TOGETHERNESS
That. brines up a commonly
asked question: Don 'l they get on
each other's n erves being
together 24 houn1 a day?
No, they agree.
.. We have a deeper un-
derstanding now," said Mrs.
Loni. "I honestly don't thinlc a
person 1bould live with
• aomebody be can't tolerate. We
love each other, but we like each
other too."
When they 're not working to
make money <about four days a
week) they 're working on the
boat. They sometimes go at it un-
til 2 in the morning and once
worked on it for 21 days straight.
"It's like someone buildinf~
their dream house:• said Mm.
Long.
They originally estimated it
"WOuld cost $25,000 to build 'I.he
Sampson design C-Breeze. That
was before lnnation upped the
estimated cost to $40-45,000.
INVESTMENT
But they consider It an ex·
cellent investment and predict
they could easily get $90,000 for it
when they decide Lo sell it.. (That
would only be to buy a smaller
(38-fool) boat when the children
leave).
The reaction or the cblldren,
aced 10 t.o 16, has ranaed from
hot to cold to the Idea ol being
gone five years. The younRer
ones are all for It, but the older
onea may not go the whole way.
"We think we'll probabJr, lose
all of them alone the way, 'pre-
dJcts .Mrs. Long. "They ~I fall
in love with some area 011
someone."
Before the family sets s:alJ--ln
about two years-they all should
be close to being expert aallors.
capable of handling any
emergency.
The children are leamlna from
their parents, who have been ex·
panding their knowledle of the
sea by readlnc voraciously and takin& ci.ua. They a1ao wm
take abort trips before belhmlng
tbelr voyage lo get the feel of the
boat..
The Longs expect their
ketch to be completed
in about two years.
·-
They have switched to
paperbacks, however, because
MOTHER NATVaE they're cheaper and take up le.ss
Aret> 't. they a little leery or space.
such a major-and possibly Because of space UmitaUoM.
dangeroua-undertaldnc? they have told the children to
start getting rid of all but the es-''I' 1ometimes wish Mother u ntlals. Thal hasn't been easy
Nature wasn't so bott.lle," said for the youngest, Julie, who Mts.
Long. "We have a tremendous Long describes as being "a
amo.mt of respect for the sea and hoarder."
whatit can do." "They're doing without," she
They are not scrimplng on the said. "There's no such thing aa
boat. Tbey buY t.be best poulble an allowance."
materials for building and equip-r
ping it. And they revised the NEVER COMl'LAINED
drawin1 plan.a lo fit their needs. "They've never complained
It was cood·looking and func· about It in any way," said Long
tional. said Long, but Jmprac-with pride.
llcal for long voyag~. Last. year Julie told her moth«
.. Sbe tbouabt that wu a .«ood
idea. What JO.year-old would do that?"
Even Mrs. Long admit.a the
economy drive at times It not
easy. Every now and then she'll
get the urge to buy aomethlnt
new.
''But l don't. want to goo.It and
buy a pair or 1otd ear rinl•
because J can think of 40 odtel'
t.blnia I could buy for the boet."
What do the couple's tl1elldl
think of their dream?
They think they're a •·uw. bet dine." accordln& to Lone. but
they •till respect them for wbat
they're doJnc.
Carpet ./aydrs Ron and Joan t:.ong on the job ..
They chao1~ the location of that ~ Jtad a bole In her blue
the «alley and bertht and also tennll shoe. Pot qp a blue t0ck
made room for bc>Mtsbelvea, and nobody will 1"'1Uce, sunest-
which t.bey consider a must. ed Mn. Long.
"They think we're a UtUe
wirM. But I 'na kind ol .,..: JC
therewett vtey. m&Qy~Jlte w, the ocean would be Ml 0(
boata." -
,.
DA•ITke oau~Q hter , Like Mo~her
Nancy Turner Takes Up Sport
Nancy Turner was the ideal
horse s how mot.her, always ac•
companying ll·year-old
dau1hter Sue Ellen who &tarted
ridin1 Wntern horses when she
was8.
But one day Mn. Turner rode
back to the barn wit.b Sue Ellen.
Thal 1hort ride cbanaed her We.
"ll was amnln1," ahe says,
"It all happened in a &eeood. l'd
never ridden before but I instant·
ly decided to buy a horse and
start takinc lessons."
The mother and dau,bter had
Just finiabed a mornina riding
leuon at Ronnie Fr-eeman 's
Fountain Valley at.able, wbere
their hones are kept.
Sue Ellen, who was an equila·
Uoo champion when she was 12,
bas won her fll'St blue ribbon (sbe
needs two) to qualify for the ln·
ternational Equitation Medal
class for St.oc k, H unl, Saddle Seat
to be beld at the Forum Interna-
tional Horse Show, Oct S.10, in Inglewood.
The show, which will benefit
the City or Hope, last year won
the Horses Magazine Awards for
the "Best Indoor Show, Best
Overall Show" in the United
States.
Two years ago Mrs. Turner
and Sue Ellen, who is a Laguna
Hith School student, switched to
Encllsh rirung. Sue Ellen was
contormalion bunttor reserve
cbamplon at the 197$ Sant~
Barbara horse show.
They have been to eight shows
this year with Sue Ellen winning
a first place ln a hunter class on
lnftnlty. Both riders say they are
lookinc fOJ'ward to the Forum show.
Rldinc and competlne ls a
chance of pace for Mrs. Turner, Tt'ho worked many years with the Lacuna PTA and was active with
the <>ranee County Ptulhannonic
Youth concerts.
Today moat or tier Urne ls spent
rldine and t aking jumping
lesSOOJ "on days when J feel very
brave." For the past three years
abe bas been a member or the Ci·
ty of Hope Diamond Horseshoe,
sponsors of tbe Forum show.
"I find joining the gypsy horse
show life is Cun," says Mrs
Turner wbo has four horses: two
bunters. Flyin& Bird and Cruise
Control and two jum~rs. lnfim·
ty and Impulse, which are shown
by Ronnie Freeman.
Sue Ellen, who rides about
three hours a day, Wlll have to
curtail that schedule when s he
enters college.
M for her m other, who plans to
concentrate on jumping, her goal
is to compete in the popular
Amateur-Owner Hunter competi·
lion coming up soon.
Sue Ellen Turner hopes to
quality for the lnternattonal
Equitation Medal class at the
Forum Horse Show, Oct. 5-1 O
Clergy's Advice Unreasonable (Ann Landers ~
DEAR A:-.N J.,\Nnr:ns You often advise
peopl<· with marital problems ... See your
~lerinman. ,. or, ··St_-e y6ur la"ycr" Well, I've
seen both and Jm more l·onfu.-.1..-d than rver.
J left mv Htond husband <after only a few
m onlhb l bc·l'au-.1' ciur marnal{e was lernble, ex·
ccpt for t~w 'l'>., \\h1ch wai. fantastic. l decided l
nct.-dt•d mor(' than that
l\l y L.rn .\1'f !>a;s l am foolish not to get a
d1\'orn• hcr ~JU'><' \j ) under our i.tatc's commum·
ty proµcrt, law., I rould he<'omc re~rons1tile for
1n~ hu.,b.11111 °!. tll'bts <h<' 1<. '\elf·employl'<l and in a
vulnt.•rablt• hus1n1•.,... l <h i hl· 1' much old<'r than I
i;o lhtirl! s a chanl l' ht· l'Ould t).•(•omc <11sablPd and
l would h:n c lo la kl' <:art• of him for the n•:-.t uf his
1fe, (C) If f should du.• f1r'l h1• could poss1bh IO·
-Oeril a larj!c 'hare of mv t'\tjlt• rh1s "'"uld be a
lot o( mon<'y 1f my par«nts should pre decease
me. (The mon<.•y nghtfully :.hould go to my
duldren.)
My clergyman <,ays, "Don't d1\·orce him.
You 9t'ould bl' u two-lime loser and 1t would look
very bad for our ( l'rOll"!>lanll church "
What do YOl' say, Ann" I'm going to take
youradv1rc.• -MID WF-<;TTF.ETER TOTTER
DEAR MIO : l.l1oh·n lo your lawyer. One of
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otberti. And If you knew how many people are do·
lag jl&St that, your eyeballl would pop.
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Jhe debate in your column about doctors who
"bury their m1stak~." protected by their col-'ea~ues. etc
• I 'm a laboratory technician and have
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.mechcal center but it 1s growing rapidly. The
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belhwable ways. The errinc surgeons were never
censored. Whal is worse is that the families of
the p atients never knew the truth. "Complica·
lions'· can cove r just about any mistake.
Rl>cently we got rid of a doctor who had been
alcoholic for al least 15 years. How many pa-
tients died ~cause oC tus fauJty judgment, no one
will evc·r know. He was brilliant and kind, but
when ht~ " •'" boozed up he dad a lot of dam age.
We &1..id another doctor (recently deceased)
who was 80 years old Ile was senile -could
never re1\\ember where he parked his car and re·
peatedly (·alled his patients by the wronc name.
He had a loyal followmg or devotees who adored
him, but I wouldn't let him treat my doc.
Turning Green
I hope lbls letter doesn't frighten your re·
aders t00 badly. In closing let me reassure them
that there are always some people who DO give a
damn and we wUl protect lhe ~st interests of the
paUentanomatter what. -PENNA TECH
DEAR TECH: I hope your letter wtll f'n·
courace hospital personnel In every city on the
«lobe to speak out against Incompetence,
~lcobollam , aenlllty -any condition that
threatens the welfare of the patient. It ls the
moral obUCatlon of all who see such goings-on to
gee rid of tbe kllnkera -whether they are physl·
daa.a, nurses or lab tedmlclans.
Discover how to be dale bait without falling
hook, line and sinker. Ann Landers's booklet,
"Dating Do's and Oon'ts," will help you be m ore
poised and sure of yourself on dall'.'i Send 50
cents in coin aJong with a long, stamped, self.
addressed envelope with your request to Ann
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§ Ha,,curs lncludr
~\'~ • scit>nttf1c 11.>ir nn.>lys1s
• pr11pn cond1 ttanrr
• precision lliflfCut
I • hlowdry
~y EllMABOMBECK.
If there's o ne aspect ~ televlalon that in·
lriguH people, it's the Green Room Mystique .
Maybe it's beca~ it's the one room that
viewers have ne ver seen. They want to know
what 1oe11 on In tllat mysterious hole Jn lhe wall
that contains the f)-odles of 1uesls just berore they
walk out on the C•u11on, Dinah. Douglas, Merv.
or Donahue sets. Do the sweetees drink? ls it a
fun place? Are they nervous' Is it really green?
With every book I've publi.shed, I do the
lt'een room circuit. ({also sell the book door·to-
door with a line of vanilla.) This month, with the
publication of my nAiest, ''The Grass ls Always
Greener Over the Septic Tank." I will visit more
than 70 1reen rooms. (Setting a new Olympic re·
cord of 70 spit-ups.)
I am known as the Wllly Loman of the green
rooms. Rarely do I meet anyone I know or
anyone who koowa me. In fact, In one creen
room, I waa the only penon there not related to
anyone on the ahow by a former marriage.
I take a aeat near the door, and every !O
seconds or ao a director will poke hla head in the
door and Inquire, "YO\I okay?" He d0e& this
becauae I am the only penJ0'1 In the room rocklni
back and forth and humming while aitlinc In a
fetal po1lllon.
Occaalonally, a man wUI mme in, scrutinJte
l.S ha..pp'f' ~o a.Moonc.e
Jv1..1c. 1<~1
.fo,.mt.rty of CAnnLll • Cho.Hin
hos JO•n-' our :>tCLf~
Wt. .f ea.i:~r e.
An+;c.iueg <.and Oki World Qc\)n.x.IJC..tioo~
Fret"lch robric~ \Jith WaH~overin~~
~\a1<l~. App\;'t_ue; Hor al~
1-tondpait'\t~d .fumi-+vrc
DelH, tole' and Pc.wtcr
W°"c! tloor.s and f"r~n~ doot".S. . • .
0 .0 • C..,,-:::> • 'GJ • o
j'4 'l ~ E. C"o sT \,\.~'1"-'o"(. Coro"Q de.\ mo
,, .. -t. 7 .l q 5 10
all the faces and come lo rest on me. "You!
You'd better come to make-up" To which I reply.
''I've Just returned."
During recent years, I 've noted a
camaraderie among guests or talk shows. mosUy
because they have become a rather tight-knit
croup that tours wilb some regularity. It ls bard to break throug h. Once, for no reason at all -ex-
cept I wu loneJy -I .saJd, "Has anyone heard
from Frank lately?"
I've never seen booze in a ereeo room (ex.
temally, that is), or a magazine, or a picture on
the waU, or much food, or children, a newspaper,
a phone, a live plant, or a television aet that works.
A ereen room bas the personality of a bus
station restroom, t.he capacity of a life raft, the
comfort of a Brahma bull ln a chute just before
the gale opens ..• and you are mumblln1 to
yourself, "I turn r ight ••• that's the hand I open
mail with . • • and go up one atep and klas tbe bcMJt ••
Al to why they'~ called green rooms •••
moat of them aren't. They merely renect the col·
er of the people who occupy t.bem.
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Thur~ay September 23 1976 DAILY PILOT (;I
Claim Namesake
Nanda Devi Unsoeld, named for a Himalay&'}
peak, died while trying to scale the
peak. She was accompanying her father,
William F. Unsoeld, who ended the c limb at
th e 24, 000 foot level because of her dea th: ..
NEW DEi.Hi IAl'l -
"I am goloa lo die ·
Tohese wt-re the hasl
wor d1 of 22 year old
American mountame<-r
Nanda Deva Uo~ocld
before she dat>d on tht'
H i m ala y an peak
tor whi ch s he was
ramed, her father 11a1d
"She was 'ln t·kcn sud
denly, without wuruang.''
said Walbam F . Uoi.oeld,
himself a hfe long moun
taineer ~·ho conquered
Mr. Everest , the world's
tallest peak, ~a.th .m
Amencan expt•d1l1on 1n
1963
Rec-ailing hi s
dauf!hwr s la';>t moment'>
24,000 fc~t UI> l\andll
Aquarius
Dt-v1 puk on the lndo-
Ti ~ta.n border, Unsoeld ~••d rn an Interview. "ln a matter of ~
ments 1be became ~
conscious . W e t ried
moulh ·to -mou t b re·
i.uac atation , othe r
emergency methods. But
there was no response
"Within lS m inutes,
her lips were cold and we
knew hie had departed.
We made exhortations
bcggmg her not to leave.
We continued resuscita-
tion for lS more minutes.
Dut the r e was no
res p o nse f rom h er
pup11Ji. and we knew we
had lost her · ·
Her death ended the
News Good
FRIDAV, SF:PTt:MBER u
By SVD~E\' OM ARR
ARn:s I M Jn h 21
Apnl 191 LU.' low ph1y
waiting game Contrac:
tual dis putes could be on
agenda
TAlJRl'S IJ\pnl 20
May 201 He i;p<'clfic
about details avoid
jump1n~ lo roncluswns
Being thoroui:h (•ould put
you in .. 1<·tory tolumn
GEMINI I M <1\ 21
June 20 1 Be rt' ad~ for
ch.:ingc'. trJq•J Sf>t·uaJ
relat1onsh1p \c cc·nt on
personal m.i~nt•t1~m .
creallH' ab1ltt1 ('s ho'A'
vou re'>;l(1ml to mt•mbt'r
of oppo-.1lt· 'c"
Ci\:\CER IJunl' :!I
J ulv 221 llom<' Jffa1~.
gift~ bcaut1f1c;111on or
!\UrroundtnJ!" the~c
arc part or agenda
Spothl?hl J b o on '>t·cun
ly, pl(·J~IO/.! lrn NI OOC'.
making C'nnrc" ion to
child . Ull<lPr-.1 ,111.1111~· Ont•
who l• ", • .., \ ''"
l.t:O Lltth .'l t\111.:
2::! I "h••I I I rt p-.. "dt l'
lion Clf 1cif'as lh<'M' ,1n'
f(',1tun•d. along. v. 1th 1n
tt'n,1f1vd . rt>l~H1 nn'> ~•th
clo:-.e nc1ghho r:. and re
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debt" a,.,,.,, \lt•m hc•r nf
OpJ>O!>lt1 'l"\ f lo!Ull''> J>IO
m1nt·ntl) \c • •·nt on
'ccunt \ 1•r ot1·,·t 111n of
v;iluahll·~
l.IBRA I St> pt 23 Ort
221 Take• nnth1n~ for
grantt'd v. hc•n· finttncc ...
art' cnnct'rnt'd \ m1·n·
abl<' to corn11lt It• prc•JN I
to ~ain popula ril' Jddt•d
recog111t111n \ ou m •cd
not takl' h,1ck M·al
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SAGITl'ARIUS <Nov.
22 . Dec. 21). Accent on
ple a s ure principle,
change, creativity. mtw.
t1on. romantic interests.
What was a "deep, dark
secret'' comes to fore
and you are beneficiary.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22
-Jan 19 ). Friend ald.s m
bn df(ing communication
gap bet ween y9u and
professional associate,
superior. Social affair
could be part of agenda.
AQt:ARIUS <Jan. 20 ·
Feb 18) \'ou get news
v. ht ch 1s encouraging
fr om ca r et'r . pro
fcs~wn.tl !>landpo1nt
PISCES I i''eb 19
March 201 You d1st'O\er
secr<'lh. hnd m oney, get
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project v. h1 c h
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Jodo·American exped1
lion which Mias Unsot'ld
had first conceived t~o
yeart ago, and whk h her
father had or1an11ed,
Just a few hours climb
and less than 2,000 feet
from the 25,645 foot sum
rruL
"We had prepared to
go to the sum mil but the
weather was bad and In
stead we lfpent the <Wy
t rying to hydrate
ourselves.
for fast relief from that stuffy feeling ...
"Nanda Devi had been
sulfenng from diarrhea
and stomach pains for a
few days but on thu. day
s h e was feeling
strooger ''
But, during the ruaht.
l'nsoeld sa i d , ha s
daughter took a turn for
the worse and suffered
from se\•er<.' gas pams
that kept her up
When it wa~ r<>allzed
that there was no chance
of rev1vmg he r. Unsoeld
said, he and the othe r
two climbers decided to
bury her on the moun-
tain.
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"We took a page oul nf ---------
the books of the st•a und
committed her to the
m ountain and buried her
beneath the s nows."
Unsoeld continued. "We
had a br ief memoria l
service at the ('amp, the
three of us, v.1lh our
hands clasped
"We offered prayers of
tha nks giving for the
world we ll\e in. the
world v. h1ch mdudes th<'
beaut> of lht' ~no~~ of
Nanda D e \ 1, <'oupll.'d
~1th dan~n' and n~k "
'Nanda De\ 1 died do
mg the thin.: ~hl• loH'<l
best She d1t•d fulf1lhng
her dr<'am .... out of hl'r
enormou,, lo,·e for the
lugh lhm ala}a~
"Sh e n ow ltcs an
e t e rna I pJ rt of h <'r
namesake "
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" OA.11.Y PILOT Thurld!ly.s.pc..11bet 23, 191'9
Tax Reform: Who Pays?
Monetary Pot.ential of 'Rich' Is Poor
By LOUISE COOK _.. __
8oUI the Republicana aod \.be
Democrats are ta Ilona ubOut eas
Uta Lb.e tu burden on lower aand
mlddJ•tncome Amtt1eans 'fttat ie.ws the rich. Hut govemmt>nt
ata11.lt.lc1 •how thr polt'ntJ•I for
increued rennue fru:n tbe u~
per-income groups ls relatively Jow.
ceol ot the a djuated J(r<m lncome
and J.8 percect ol tbe tuable ln
rome
WHO DOES PAYt.bet&Ull?
I.RS f1aures tcw tm mowed
th<ll taxpayers ln the *10.D'l.o
S30,000 c:al.clfory fl.led allllOlt •
~rcent of aJ.1 lhe tu Nblr'm 8Dd
pakl slightly more dml 51 ~
cent ol the la us coU«ted..
1be 1reatc1t pool ol tnODeY b
in the hand.I ot what are com·
mooly thouabl of -=-lower a.od middle Income tax~. 'Jbat '1
becallSe there are ao tnal\)I r:oore
d t.ltem than there are people In
top.level bracket.a.
IN DOU.All nGtJal!S. ta&·
payers in lhc $30,000 and up re·
port~ adju.sted ero&s income of
S129 bll4oo and a t.aa.able lDcome
ol .. billion. TH.-yers ln the
$10,000 and under category re-
ported fldJu.&lW gr~ incomes or t:nS billion and tuoable income or
_.button.
Tax:payen Ur&\iail lea Utan
Sl0,000 filed about • ~ ot
the r~rna and pald about 14 pes--
cent ol the taxes aad tuPQen ill
the $30,000 and 'JP t'.....,. filed'
perceat of Cl returm and paid
sUahtly leu th&D IO pereeat '11
the tues.
INTERNAL REVENUF.
Sdvice <IRS) figures for 19'13,
tbe latest year for wtuch eocn-
plete 1tat1sllcs are avatlable,
show that taxpayers an tbe
$10,000 lo $30,000 bracket bad
most ol the Ulcome reported -
just cmder 59 percent ol the ad·
Justed gross income and a httle
more than 62 percent ol the tasa-
ble il'lcome .
Tbue fi1ures. or cour se,
reflect only reported income
Tbe statistics do not measW'e
Ammcans wbo cheat. IRS Com-
mlssioou Donald C. Aleunder
i.ald earlier th.is year that bia best
euess was lhat taxpayers failed
lo report aboul $1 bUlioo iD in-
come, two congrusional in·
PRllSID&NT SOU MAS said
he CODISiden ~DCIOIDC tu·
payera tb09e earn!Qa -.)'Where
from $8,000 to Po.ODO a J'C#; a
spokesmam lor Jimn:\J Caner
sa)'5 the Democradc eandidate
would conis.ickr f.D)'ODe unac
up to $2S.OOO an~ a middle
mcome for tbe put'p09e '11 tu ,.
form .
vesli&ators said t.be flC\lf"e was
much luper and could result in ~million in Jost tax mooey an-
nually
Taxpayen in iM $30,000.and·
up category had about 15 percent
of tbe adjusted g~ income and
lt percent of the taxable UlCOme
Tbpayen in the SU>.~a.od
vndler category had about 28 per-
In addition. a djusted gross in-
come does not include all m·
come. Some business expenses
and special allowances are de-
ducted. The IRS notes. for exam·
pie, that a person who made all
lu.s money oo interest fn>m tall·
exempt municipal bood.s would
not even ha ve to report that lll-
t'Ome.
IRS r eport.a th.at in the $100.000
and up catecory. there were
slaghUy lea tbaa US.000 returns
flied iD 1973 OD &D .etjusted CJ'Cm
10come of 12• bllliOll. That'•
about s percent ol the ~
gross income reported in tbe
Sl0,000 to $30,000 category.
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LAIR IMll09'1o4A TIOH
As purl o f o ur
pbarmacv pnlacy, we
carefullv rt'ad and Art'
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1nstruct1ons on t'vcry
product we carry nm
appht"' 10 preunplion •
well a' non JlrC'( r1pt1on
medi cine~ fo'nr It h.1,
been found thJl on man.,·
over thc rnunr.•r 1lrui:
produets the tn'>lfUl'l100!>
on the label~ ar<• verv
d1mr ull to undt•r,111nr1.
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the lalld mf•>rmat1nn OCI
thebe proflurh amt lo O.alrm•• an,wc>r nnv qut•,1100~
vou m1i:ht ha\'I' .1hout Roy L. Ash. U.S .
them sonwt1m,., w" """ budget director from ~l:J:l''I that 11 m1i.:ht '"' 1972-1974, has been mon• 1rn11ort.1nl fur "'"l
to chl'rk with """' name d chairman
ph)'l'U<"1.in and chief executive
Yo u o II ' <> l' II officer of Add rcsso·
DOCTOR CA:-.1 l'llO'llfo: g raph-Mull1 g r a ph us wh t'n vou nc~cl ll ·d h 'll deUvery We Will dehvt>r Corp. He saa e
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No Card?
Or.tw your 'lW"l Of \f'tHJ yovrnAfN'.
Af\1••\' •lf\11 llMftf' l'lumbt>t W.'11 ~ ..,. <If-ct _.,. l~ AOO. ~
* * * * * Unhappy /tledian
Politicans
Misuse Tool
By JIOel ct.JNNIFF ,.,. __ ......,..
To base any argument CID the medinn i.oeome ol
American famUies is lo take aim at a t.arcet thal b
coastaoUy shilling, chancing shape a.od as mmiq
mw mer.nings .
It Yaries from year lo year and fmm place lo
place. ll IJ'OWS swiftly in one year and barely ca:a be
disttmed to move al al I ia otbeT"s. Jl mQ rise while
financial fortunes shrink with the dollar.
IT IS OFTEN too casually u.aed as a diTidiftg
llDe between rich and poor, which it is DOL Some
families are comfortable earning the median, whHe
olben tall deep in to debt and distress.
The median income,
now approaching $14,000, ( J appears to be a very usea·
\ 1-. If ' f \ f 1. l ''·' ble statistic, sioce it lies
. . in the middle, with ball
the number ol families
earning more. half less But it hardly can be called
the happy median.
Families earning near the median aren't likely
to accept praise for being there, since the American
tradition is that you doo't setUe for averace but
Sffk to ellt'el. And thoM earning la.a aren't always
bitter but instead may be ambd.iou.s and coa.ftdent
THE TYPICAL FAlllLY -suppoa.edl' two
children, 8 and 13. and their ~ta -liv~ c~·
siduably better oo the median tnc0me tn Amt.in,
Tex. lhan in New Ym*, a»cqo, Los AAKeles or
Anchorage.
The median lDcome baa a different manlnl ln
the city than oa the farm. A dty familJ mitht have
to scrimp on the medim A farm family ml&ht be
comfortable bee au. al its other l'e90W ces.
The median lDcome &ll1lla •itb the J'Ul"I.
because Americans on uerage tA!DCl to improYe
their financial atandiQI. But the
meaning of the median income
also shifts because of chan&a in
boyin& power.
IF YOU EA.llNED today·a
median back in 19:!0 you would
have been well otf. But If you
earned lt50's median income to-
day )'OU would be badly off. Jn
that time Inflation has eroded
the dollar to about one-tturd Its
•alue. cu"'"" Does beang on the sunny side or the medJan
make a family n ch? II more than 40 ml1Uoo
famlliea were asked lo reply to lhat question in un-
ison the answer might be a tbunderoos no that ml&bt Yibrate 1eisl'QOIJ'8phl.
Is tbe median bacome • deflnWon ol clau?
Ha:rdJy. Blue Collar workers sometimes make more
than coUeae instruct.on. Hitb school dropouts often
make more than coDete graduates. If then are
mat~matJcal measureme.ata of "class," the m e·
diao lncome lsn 'tone ol them.
WRAY IS RICHf PEaHAPS a state of mind.
Tbe loans records of banb, the bankruptcy files,
t.bectiYOC'ee court11 and other aourc:es attest lo many
thousanda or ••rtch" pcope who lived beJond their me--. If yoar ramtl1 Income ueeeds $30,000 you .,..
tn roacbly tbe uppers percent inieomc bracket. but
you arc ••are lbat ~ must deny your famUy
many ot U. pri"ril9'• you t.hou(ht would be theirs
at that leweJ of Income.
The median lncome is bOt • dividiAI line. It la
nat chbled In granite bat is written In sand. It con·
stutly sblfta. It means dllferent things at varlou.•
times and la varlou.a parta ol the coun1rJ.
rrs COllPOS1110N c:&AH&BS. Wb.U• some
families .,.. locked Into a nxed &e-r• of inC'Ome,.
large percmta1e of those ramlllel --earmas iD excess al tile median wen once far below lt. The
median dumges witb a famlly'a ase.
Wbe11 tlley were mating less than the median
were tbese ramw. anlagoo:iatic toward thofe
~' Or cttd tbe)'..,. that one d~ they too would
be t.Mre? Ravi of ec:Meved tbe median, do the, now cooslder themH. •essucceuhal 1
Tbe stattstic doem't answer. It has nothtnf to
UJ. 1be medlan ls open to interpretation, and thus
la probably better used by skilled atati&Ucjans then
Polttkal debaten.
New Bank Opens
Santiago Bank has opened an airport ortic:e in
Newport Beach. It lt'rves Newport Beach, Irvine
and Costa M• a.
PAtCI! HIKED 3.3 PERCENr TO SS.105
1177 Oldamobll• Oeeta 88 Arnone Other• lnoruMd
'77 GM Price Hikes
Less Than Expected
DETROIT tAP> Base prices on General Motors' smaller
tm·model full-sue and luxury cars have been boosted an average 4.t percent over their 197& counterparts, the auto company has an·
aouncecl The increases ror such cars average from $103 to $611.
The lncreue announced is shy of the 5.8 percent base-price
boost GM previously announced for its entire fall line~p of new e&rS.
Tbe averace increase tor all GM cars lnclud1ng the larce
automobiles, midsize, compacts and subcompacts is S338.
'IRE LATEST DOUA.ll BOOSTS ranee from $103 for the rour· door Chnrolet Impala -a 2.1 percent increase -to $611 for the
Cadillac Fleetwood Umouslne -a 5.6 percent bike.
GM did not give an aver&,ie doUar hike juat for the full-si&e and
luxury cars.
The new Impala will list for $4,901 , compared with $4.nll in 1976.
The price does not include options, shipping charges. tues. likely
dealer discounts or changes in equipment for 1977.
ON SOME tm CARS, GM bas dropped standard equipment
that came at no added cost in 1976. On other cars, GM has added
standard equipmenL 'Ibe new Impala, for example, has been
stripped of nearly $170 worth of equipment that was free ln 1976. .
Thus, a 1977 Impala actually costs $271 more than a 1976 version
with the same amount of equipment. GM sald.
GM whkh had not disclosed base prices for its redesigned fulJ.
size anclluxury cars uratil this week, ended speculation over whether
il would either not raise prices on those models or boost prices only
modestly because lhey are smaller
THE NEW CARS ARE UP lo a foot sborter and 1.000 pounds
liibter Ulan 1976 models on lbe outside and are powered by smaller ~. But they have comparable passeneer space and lareer
tnmk capacity and get better fuel ttonomy. .
GM officials have conceded lbat. the cost of bulldin& a car as
slightly less than for the same 1976 model, but they s aid the flrm is
entitled to make a fair return on lbe multiblllloo doUar investment
required to redesif(n its cars.
Ov.-r T h r. Counter
NASO Ut.tincp
More Miles
Per Gallon
Due in '77
WAS HJNOTON <AP )
Purchasers or ft(•W l977 Model
can can cxpec:t to aet about 8
perttol better gasolu1t1 milea.&e
than owners ur 19'76 model cara
and 34 percent beUcr mlleaio
than ownera of 1974 models, lhe
£nvlronmenta l Protection Alen·
ey lEPA) says.
1bc aeency said the 1977 mod~
cars tested In Its laboratory
averaaed a theoreUcaJ 18 6 mlles
per &•lion or gas, or one mile a
gallon better than the 197&
models tt"St~ a year aio
11lE JS.I MILES a gallon In·
dustry average exceeds the 18.0
miles a gallon fed eral fuel
economy standard which will go
into effect with 1978 model cars.
There was no federal requir'e*
ment for 1977 models.
EPA said 11 of the 13
automobije manufacturen met
the 1978 s\andard with their 1977
models and seven o f the
manufacturers met the 1980 stan·
dard of 20.0 miles a gallon.
Tbe improved mileage is the
result of better engines, new
en1ine combinations and
cbanaes jn the average weight of
the cars produced by each
manufacturer, EPA said. Slight·
ly more than half the lmprove--
ment r esulte d from better
enalnes a.nd new en&tne combi.na·
lions, the agency said.
FOR E I G N ·B VILT CARS
dominated the lop mileage spot.I
with the d iesel -powered
Volk.swacen Rabbit taking the
Number l spot wilb an averaee
44 miles a gallon, EPA said. The
agency said the 90-cubic-inch
Rabbit diesel averated 39 miles
on its simulated city driving cy·
cle and 52 miles on the simulated
hi&hway cycle.
A fou.r-cyl.mde r Toyota CoroUa
with a 71-c ublc·mch engine t.oolt
second place w1tll a 41 miles a
gallon rat i n g while the
Volkswagen Dasher diesel was
third with 40 miles n gallon.
lJp• and Doaen•
MUTUAL FUNDS
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NYSE COMPOSI1'E TRANSACTIONS
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Tl'lut~•Y S11ohun1> ,. 2i 19 7ti DAIL'° PtL.Of
Borrow 011 ~quip fy
House M e ans
Money in B~nk
By SYLVIA PORTER Ot tbe more lb-.n 4S mlllion U S. ram1liei; who own
bo\Ues many would like! to movo lo new"r· lura,•r, mure ap
proprlate housH or to ef\latlle or remodel the prescnl onu•.
But a check of pri~ oft\!Jl ahows a move ls beyond tho
homeowner 'a means. Hume lmp.rc.>vcmcnl co~t~ .c~lly In
the $10,000..$20,000 ranue often urc too btJth.
Homeownert can raiac money for worthwhlle projcclb,
thou1h. with second
mortgages usm1 a bouist-
or other property
already mortgaced us
collatenl. How much
each person can borrow
ctepen4-on the eqwty
value ln the property
Money's
Worth
(\he amount lhe property is worth above? what 111owedonll1.
P EOP LE WHO IL\ VE OWNED lt house for several
years probably have bwll up a bag eq111ty. 1-~or instance. uy
you bou&ht a house for ~.000 10 yurs ago, paid SS,000 down
and took a m ortgage on the balance. Say you've already re
duced the mortgage to $1.5,000, while infl11llon has hfted the
market value of the house to $40,000. The equity Is $25,000.
How much can ~ borrowed on this equity! M&Jor
sources ar e savings and lonn associations and finance com·
panies. with finance companies probably the biggest now in
the second mortgage r1cld. C l.T Financial Services, orrer·
ing second m ortgages in 40 states, wlll lend up lo 8S percent ot the appraised market value of a house, less what ls owed
on the first mortgage
Warning: deal only with reputable lenders who will tw
cautious in accepting applicants, protect borrowers against
overborrowing and thereby help th\•m safeauard what l:iii pro _
bably their most valuable possession. .
WH AT ABOUT INTEREST rates? They're higher than
on original mortgages, ranging from 12 ~ 18 percent, de•
pending on the area and the company making the loan. The
lender will require. professional appraisal or the property;
to establish its market valu<' and a \Ille senrch lo clarify
ownersbJp. Jn some st.ates. lenders pay for these services.
in others, borrowers pay.
Maturities? Second·mortgage loans con be repaid over
a period or three to 10 years, dependmg on the total bor
rowed. '
It is also posSible to raise money on eqwty an a house by [
refinancing the mortgage, which 1s taking a new monguRt> t
that pays of( the old and provides add1t1onal cash to the
homeowner. In lbb type or tran:.act1on, today's higher in-t
teresl r ate will be charged on the full mortgage amount : um could represent a bl« hike an cost over the term of th1•
new mortaage. f
I
WHICH METHOD IS better! That depends on the (
amo11Dt of money needed and tbe desired period or repay-I
ment. Important ii the fact that closing costs and other fees
are s ubstantially higher to refinance a fa.rst mortgage than J
to get a second mortaal'?e. <
Is a second·mortgaHe loan worth the interest cost'> Thi:"
answer depends on the gain. If more spuce and repairs are
In the balance. the second mortgal(e Is probably th<' ctnswtr
. Also. if tile improvements permanently increase the
house's value, part of the cost can be recovered upon sale.
WHILE A SECOND MORTGAGE muy generate fund~
for other purpose& -paying for tollejle tuition, buying
another piece of property. investing In a business opportuni
ty -It pays to consider the return for the money and in-
terest.
If the house is in need or repairs and is unmarketable, a
second·mortgage Joan could make the house salable or im·
prove the price. There may be penalties for paying orr the
loan early, although many companies do not impose s uch
chargea.
A finaJ caution: money raised through " second
mortgage i~ expensive. Be as certain as p<>l>~abk it's used
wisely.
OPEC: Oil Price
Boost Favored
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP> -Members or t ho
OrganJzation of Petroleum Exporting Countries <OPECi
favor a booat in oil prices next year ··but nothing has hecrt
said regarding the sne. •·according to Venezuela 's ministe~ ot mines and hydrocarbons.
The Caracas newspaper El Nacional published the com·
menl by Valentin Hernandez following ne ws report~ from
New York indicating Venezuela and Iran would seek a 25
percent oil price increase at the OPEC m1n1stenal con ..
rerence in December.
IRAN AND VENEZUELA ARE the second and third
largest producer1 In the l 3·naUon Arab·dominalt'd otl
cartel, which controls more than 80 percent of world oil
trade. Saudi Arabia, which has opposed ony pnce increaim
lhJs year, Is the lar1c.t producer.
The alze of an lncreuo for 1977 "w1ll depend on variou~
racwn. includ!na atudiea bema carried out In OPF.C's
economic commh1slon." Hernandez was quoted as suyan•·
The price o( OPEC oil. (ro1~n for almo11t a year, IR set at.
$1 UH a barrel of a standard crude oil.
HERNANDEZ SAID OPEC members arc in aitr('cmcmt
lhal "condillona h61ve emeraed for u11 to udjuat prices in ·
December. ''There ls no diffi-r n<'C in <'rlt<>r1on belw<1cn Saudt '
Arabia, on the one hand, and Venezuela and lrun. on tho ~ •' other." Kemandez wa s quoted M 1111yln!(. :
In Ab~ Phabl the oil minJ11tor for the United Arab l
Emirates (UAE), Munch Said Otelb•, wea quot •d by U11·
newspaper Al-Wahdn aa saylnR the emlrattllf would corualder '
a 10 to 15 cent·per·barrr l lncruse "In order to rrduco e•l•t •;
lna price difterenliala." l
HE SAID THE UAE IS determined lo maintain th~
purchaalnt power of I~ oil rPvemw "becauac It h1 the only
reveouo the country hrui."
Jn Venezuela Hernandez H•d hi,. <'ountry "It bcln1 pre>·
ffuted by toctlUonaJ morketA ''lo tell more oil, which would
mean an tncreu• ln the ~ntry'a oil production.
tte said the Ven~uelan aovernment will not bent! in l\JC
CODHJ'valion policy and hu no plans to booat oil producUon
rrom It.I current level of 2 2 million barnls a day. About. 2
million barrels are eJCp()rt4.'<I dally. mo1nly to the Unlte4
Stat.es and Canada.
Jn •notbcr Vcntiuelan oil developme nt tho
1late oU company, Pelroleo11 de Vt ncnacl o. r eported Tues•
day It earned approximately S239 mllllon In proflt.s durini,:
its nrst six months of operations.
S&L Offers Tax Plan
A savlng1 progrnm to deter current lncomc t.axcs has ,
bHn announced by Union Federal Savlnp and Loan lu·
aoclatloo.
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The investment aMulty plan, whlcb allows savors lO
earn interest on aavinp accounts and other asaeta wlthoul 1
payin1 current lnClOtne wxes, lt be.ioa oHered by Union
Fed ral through American Guaranty Lire Insurance Com·
piny. Det.ail11 arr-ava.llablo al the asaoclalion'a Fount.aln l
Valleyo(fic4!.
C6 DAILY PILOT
Sutton
Reaches
Plateau
SAN FRANCI CO <AP >
Twenty four hours after they
were mathematically ~mmat
ed, the Los Anaelea Dodgers
we~ popping champagne corki.
and actine like 1e1ddy duampiona
The cause for the eelebration
m the Dodgers' clubhouse here
Wednesday ni ght was the first
20-victory season 1n Doo Sutton 'i.
career, achieved with a s1x-h1t.
3-1 tnumph over the San !-'ran
c1sco Giants.
''Nice going guys -1t'!\ about
time you ~ot m e some rum.• ·
On Tt' Tonight
C'ha11nel I I ai 1: 10
shouted Sutton us he opened
some of the bubbly.
Sutton, often the vtct1m of non
support in his major league
career , had previously ap ·
proacbed the e lusive 20-victory
plateau with 19·9 seasoru; in 1~2
and 1974.
"Even though l ~"On 20 this
year, 1 'll never be a better
patcher than l was lfl 1972," said
Sutton. "I had a 2 08 earnl'd·run
average and the feehni the clubs
J was racmg would have d.rffic uJ-
ty sconng one run "
The 31 -year-old nght·hander
had contrasting rei.ults early lh1i.
season. "I was 7 8 with an e r.a
around 5 00 ju!>l before the All·
star break, and l thought I'd be
lucky to salvage a dozen wlllS,"
he admitted ..
"But thin~s have fallen
together so well," added Sutton.
who bas woo e ight an a row and
allowed only nine earned runs in
his last 01ne sta rts, droppin~ hi-.
e r _a. from 4 79 to its present 3 13
Sutton. 20·9. fell behind in the
s econd innin g as Dodger'>
nemesis Bobby M urccr led oCC
with a single and eventually stoic
home with two outs, snapping the
patcher's 21-inning scoreless slr·
HI~
"I thought tha t 1f 1 were to lose
by one run, l had to be the dum·
bt>sl guy around," recalled Sut ·
ton. "ll was a s tupid play on my
part and hrallaant on ha s
f\1urcer 1s a super'\lar."
John MontefusC'O oppoi.cs Burt
Hooton tonight as the season
st>nes betwee n the club con
C'ludes. San Francisco hold"> a
10·7 advantage
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Kings Tied
By Islanders
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tnSANGELESCAP)-l~me
Stamkr srorl'd mid way in lht'
third period to help l..o<i t\llgeles
l{dln a 4 4 lie w1lh the New York
lslanden' an a National llockey
l .ca~ul' l"<h1b1t1on .:amc Wl-dncs-
day night
Derens<'m:in J<'an Pot vin, with
lwo goals , and center Jude
Drouin. with onE" ~oal and two as·
~1i.t11, led the atluC'k ag1unsl tht-
Kings
Potvin 11napp<>d a 3-3 deadlock
at 7 ·49 or the ranal pcnod when
his shot defll'cted into the net
from ravt' fret out to 1'1ve New
York a l'lhort h ved 4 3 lead.
Stamlt'r then lied 1t 11.''>ll than
two minutt>s later whf'nhc 1>cored
nrtcr r C!INVl' $t03he Jimmy
Smith mude n rine 11avc on a shot
bv Gene Cnrr
· MarcC'I Daonnt' ('()ftneded on <t
power pla y ..:olll latto 1n the
second period. <1coring from 40
feet out. while the Kmits enJoyt'd
n lwo-mon ndvantaJ!e. Ills goul
evened the score at3·3.
The teams traded .:oals in the
rirst penod with Potvin srorin~
ofter only 34 seconds against
Rogie Varhon.
Los Angeles come back at 5 Z1
on a power play when rookie
Steve Clippingda le chJpped in a
shot from five feet in (ront or the
net.
The Kings wound up outshoot·
ing the Islanders 42·18.
TV Tonight
7:10 pm. (11) -DODGERS
BASEBALL -The Dod1ers
meet the San Francisco GlanlS at
CandJestlct Park in San Fran-
claro.
II p.m . (SO) -THE OLYll·
PIM) -The Marathon depict~
the arueling marathon dating
baclt to 1908 and includin&
Ethiopia's victories al Rome.
Toltyo and Mexico City.
t p.m. (13) -80DNG FROM
THE OLYMPIC.
t:30 p.m. (22) -WOMEN'.
~ P&OFESSIONALGOLF • ..
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·Robinson
Praises
Purdue
·.
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Southern California tallba
Ricky Bell h•s looked Ilk• • ~
man wrecking crew in most o(
the Trojans' gamK the pail two
1ea•on1 , but couch Jobn
Robinson says his ll'8m wlU bavf!'
to do mort" than hand the ball on
lo Bell lo beat the PGrd-.e
Boilermakers th as Saturday.
"Purdue 1s u big, stront~
physical team," the TroJaca
coachuid Tuesday •"fbeyltteto
concentrate on stopping the real
good players. We're certaJnl)I go-
ing to have to ke<'P them orf.
balance 1f we're go~ to be soc--
cessful. ··t don't think you can ta.Jee the
ball and cram it down P\adoe's
tl\roat."
PHILADELPHIA'S GARRY MADDOX BEA TS THE THROW TO INFIELDER MIKE TYSON WEDNESDAY. ~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Bell, who led lhe nation In
rushing last season by averaging
170 yards per game, failed to
eain al least 100 yards only
against Purdue .. T.bo
Boilermakers, always tough In-
side, held Bell to 89 ynrds
although they ended up losing
19-6 to the Trojans . Magie N1•mber 6 fo~ Phils
PHILADELPtllA <A P> -The
Philadelphia Phalhr" held a
me eting befor e Wednesd ay
rught ., game de<'admg on how to
spht the National League playorf
and World Series money.
Then. JWSt t<> prove 1t wai.n't u
51gn of over confidl'nce, they
went out and ra llied for eight
runs 1n the l'lghth innmg to ~at
the St Louis Cardinal!. 9-4.
You reallv couldn't blame thl'
Phil:. ror l hl'lr ~lfl'JJarat1on!'i
fhey :i n · nnw :>IX gam1·~ ahead nf
the runner-up P1tl:.burt.\h Pirate:-.
an th<' Nationa l Ltague Eai.t
D1' 1~1on w1 lh JUSl 12 game!> to
money, or champagne. SL. Louis
i;cored four runs 1n lbe first in·
mng off Jim Kaut. Lou Brock bit
a two-run home r and Keith
Hernandez a two-run double.
Although Dick Allen singled in
a first·inning Ph1ll.aes' run. the
next six innings were [rust.rating
ror manager Danny Ozark and hii;
lltle seekers. They left 12 runners
on base against starter Pete
Fakone and ba s relief, Tom
Walker .
The Phils finally broke through
m the eighth again.st Walker ,
Cards· ace rehev~r Al Hrabosky
and Eddie Solomon.
""-'~to ARTHUR ASHE RETURNS A BILLY MARTIN SERVE.
Ashe Eases to Win
L 0 S A N G E L 1-: S C /\ P )
Arthur Ashf' ha~n 't won much or
anything for the la!it four months
and he admit~ that he'~ anKlou~
to break out of hill dry spell.
Playml{ extraordlnnnly wt•ll,
Ashe dlismantled young nilly
Mnrtln, 6 2, 6-3 In W(-d.nesdny
night '11 ic t'cond round (Jf lhc
Sl.25.000 Pacific Soulhwet1t Open
tennis championship!\ ut UCLA .
~ach , did not piny Wed0<...osday.
No. 1, Harold Solomon, Sliver
Spnng11, Md . ousted on TueMlay
by 1-'red Mt'Nalr, Chevy Chase,
Md .. 4·6, 8-3. 6-2.
No. 8. Roscoe Tanner, Kiawah
Island, S.C , did nol play We<in~
day.
No. 9, Stan Smith, Sea Pine11,
S C .. beat Tom Gorman, Sealllc.
6-3, 6-4 .
No. 10, Brian Gottfried. Fort
Lauderdale, Fla., beat Sherwood
Stewart, Bayton, Tex., 6-1. 6~.
The Phillies' magic number 11>
now six, which mearu. any com
bination of six Philadelphia vie
tor'ies . and-or Pittsburgh defeats,
gives th~ Phils the East D1vis1on.
The.1964 Phillies led the Na-
tional League by 61!: games with
12 to play and wound up walelunx
theSencson televtsion
The game Wednesday night
against the Cardinals didn't start
lJke it would be a night to talk
about playoff and World Sen cs
play. The West Div1:.1on cham·
pion Cincinnati Reds. howe\cr,
might obJeCt to that World Scnc~
notion.
Halos Bow
To Texas,
Perry, 2-1
Gaylord Perry. the old man or
the Texas Ranger p1tr hing &taff
said he didn't want to emburra:.:>
hJmselr
So Lhe wily 38-year-old veteran
did something about 1t : lie hid
the team's rad:1r gun which 11>
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pitches
Then Perry went out Wednes
day ni~ht and t<mbarrasscd the
California Angels by restnctmg
them to three hits. Al one Point he retired 18 hitters In succession in
hurling the Rangers to a 2 l
triumph.
Perry has made such an im
pression with Rangers manage
ment this year that he was given
a two-year extension on his con
tract and now is helping pitctung
coach Sid Hudson work with the
young arms on the stuff.
He al110 goes out there every
four days himself ancl Rhows lhc
younger generation ju.st how it's
done.
If the radar gun had been use<I
Wedne11day night, it would have
probably caught Perry's rast ont'
at around 88 miles an hour
because thel'!I where 1t has been
all season.
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Lethal Loss
To Pirates
CHICAGO CAP) -Joe warns·
ninth inning single drove home
Jerry Tabb with the winning run
Wednesday as the Chicago Cubs
n-duced Pittsburgh's chances or
catC'hing Philadelphia in the Na·
ltonal Lea~ue East race with u
4 3 nctory over the Pirates.
Tabb walked to open the In
run~. was i.acnhced to se<'ond by
Rob Sperring Kent Tekulve. 5-3.
intentionally passed Rick Mon·
day, settinR the stage ror Wallas'
s ingle to ni:ht.
Joe Colem3n. 4-12, patched two
inmni:.., of one-hit relier lo gain
the victory
Thl• !>lumpan ~ 1'1ralC'">, losers or
seven of their la:.l 11 games.
dropped fi ~am t•s htick of the
Phals, who beat St 1..tiw s Wt-d
n<'sday night. The l"lratei.' have
only 10 gaml'S left.
P1tt!-bur1o:h Jtrm rwd lo a H J IC'ad
on R1ch1e Hebner ~ r1r:,t inning
homl· run
Tht• Cubs llt'rt 1l an the third on
.. mgl<'s by ~te' e ~~1sh1:r, Mick
Kt>ll e her and pitche r Bill
Bonham Tlu.•v WE'nl ahead 2 l in the fourth when Larry Bittncr's
doubl<' drove home Jerry
Morales. who had s1n~lcd.
The P1rat<'s tied 1l in the sixth.
Oa ve P arkt'r walkC<I. wc-nt to
third on R1 chif' 7.1sk 's single and
scored on Re nnie Stennett's
sacnf1ce fl y
Swisher put the Cuoo ahead
again 1n the bottom of the sixth
w1th a double that scored
Morales, who s ingled to open the
innin~ and went to second on a
fielder's choice.
Pitlsbureh chased Bonham
when they t ied at 3·3 in the
eighth. Parker and Zisk opened
w i th singl e i;, bringing o n
Coleman to patch. With one out,
third string catcher Ed Ott, play-
ing for OuHy Oyer, who had
bruised hi'I shoulder. dehvered a run ~roring single, dnving home
Parke r.
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"We 'r e facing a Joe Ftader-
type team ." Robinson said .
··we're goin~ to have to st.and our
ground and sluJt it out.
··1 think Purdue would like lo
play on a narrower field . They'.e
~ot a lol of bi1t. tough, mean
itoYS, and they dig in Lhere and
fight.
"l thlnJt it's going to be a power
stniggJe Saturday, a really hanl·
toueht game."
Robinson indicated that the
Trojans would try to throw '\ne
ball frequently against the
801lermakel's to keep them from
keying too much on Bell, who
gamed 193 yards and scorod foar
touchdowns in USC's 53-0 romp
over Oregon last Saturday.
Trojans quarterback Vince
Evans has been impressive ao
far this season, Robinson saJd.
"( know a lot or people will still
say Vince Evans is not doing a
good job," said the coach, allud•
ing to an almost traditlonat
quarterback controversy at
Southern Cal.
"But in two itumcs, Vlnre ha9
completed better than 59 percent
or hJs passes, and has run ror first
downs on a number of key U)jrd
down situations."
Robinson also praised Evans'
backup. Hob Hertel, who com•
pleled five of eight thrpW'S
against the Ducks and had lwoofi
h1S passes dropped .
"We will have lo do a nuoabec
or thin gs to beat Purdue,"
Robinson said. "And I've boon
pleased with our progr~s in a
number of a reas."
His Trojans will go int.o the
game favored and Robinson re·
members two Saturdays ago.
when use was a big ravorile
over Missouri.
"I think we learned a lesson I
won't forget against Mlssouri (a
46-25 USC loss), and I hope the
team won'l forget, eilhcr.'' be
said.
Lakers Face
Rugged Drills
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ho
:i;aJd, "I wouldn't al'lk a player to
do anything I haven'&. done
myself." but that's a frightening
statement for a coach to thfow at
his players
E..~peclalJy when the coach is
Jerry We11t, one of the great.eat
guards who ever ptayed basketia
ball.
West s:iw h is Los Angelesi
J4akers swt up for lhe fir1l time.
Wednesday ond then they all'
stood around, gave int.erviewt.
threw lha ball up for cameramen 1 and, In general, had a very relax·•
l.ng day on the court.
Today IL all chanRes.
West's remark about taskfnl
his players to do what he dkl was
made m ostly In r eference to the )
ferocity or workouta. "I thJnk ln
tho last few years the Lakers
have not played very well In the
fourth quarter. Maybe l can
change that," ho so.Id enrllcr fn.
the week.
So when the fll'ffl of 16 t•o-•· •
day workout.a begins today at.
Loyola University, West wlll ba •
ordering his players Into a·condl·
tionlni program a11 11trcouout-•s one be blm1elf adopted. •. : . ·.
Seeded fourth in this toumn·
mcnt which he has won twlre.
Ashe is c lt>arly one or the
favorites along with Jimmy Con-
nors, lhe NHtase nnci Guillermo •
Vilas l(l win the $20,000 first prize
next Monday.
* * * LOS ANGELES -A rundown Rozelle Fines Raiders, Steelel-s l
of how the top 10 seeds did Wed·
nesday in the $125,000 Pacific
Southwes t Open tennis l'ham·
pionsh1ps aL UCLA 's Pauley
PavHion :
No. J , Jimmy Conno r s ,
Bellevill<'. Jll., did not play Wed·
nesday.
No. 2, Guillermo ViJas, Argen·
tlna, beat Henry Burus, Cmcin·
nalt, 6-3, 4-6, e-4.
No. 3, rue Nasta.st>, Rom311Ja,
did not play Wednesday.
No 4, Arthur Ashe, Miami
Beach, F1a .• beat Billy Martm,
Palos Verdes. 6·2, 6-3
No. s. Raul Ramire1. Meiuco.
beat Butch Walt.a, Fresno, &.-2,
6 J
No. 6. Eddie O\bbs, Miami
OAKLAND (AP> -NaUonaJ
Football League Commissioner
Pete Ro~ene has fined Oakland
defensive backs GeoraeAtJdnsoo
and Jack Tatum for rou&h play in
the Sept. 12 game here against
Pittsburgh, their teammate
Gene Upshaw has disclosed, and
Upthaw says be thinks tl is un-
fair.
Ups haw, a JO.year NFL
veteran offensive euard and an
NFL Playera Auoclation
representatlve_t said 1n a
telephone call to me As8ociated
Press Wednesday nlgbt AUdnsoo
waa fined $1,SOO and Tatum $750.
"Rotelle made a ju~menl and
fined people without gJVinl them
a hearing," Upshaw said. He
added that a future hearing is
promised. but "Roz.elle already
hu said they were guilty before
aheanng."
"It's action• like these by the
romm1aaioner that destroy any
chance of getting an a&reement
witb the NFLPA" in cont.J'act
negotlaUon1, Upshaw added.
'lbere was no Immediate com·
ment from Roielle, who ordinan·
ly doel not disclose or discuss
disciplinary actions by hi• office.
Nor was there any Immediate
comment Crom the Pitubureh
steeten whose coach. Chuck
Noll, and defensive uckle, Ernie
Holme11, also were fi.ncd , Upshaw
L
said. Upshaw said he did not
know the reasons for the Steelers
fines nor the a mount.
ln the Sept. 12 game. which the
Raiders won 31-28 In the last five
minutes, Atkinson rapped
Steeler wide receiver Lynn
Swann In the back of the bead
Wlth his forearm on a pus play,
game rum11 •bowed. SwaM, \\'ho
left the eame with a concuas\on,
said later he llad been ltnoeked
diizy earlier in the game by
Tatum.
Noll later blasted the R.alderl
for "tntenl to maim" and pro-
mised to send the NFL omclais a
requesl., baca4 by film clips,
• asking for punishment.
Upshaw noted that AtklnM>ft • wu not pcnaliied for the Swami
Incident and suggested the
widespread publicity given It hacl
led to Rozelle's Imposing th~ ,
fines. "Public opinion almost
forced blm to do It,'' Upshaw said.
"1 don't lblnk It's fair to Isolate
ooe particular incident," said
Upehaw "Football is a tough game, and everyone gets hit ..•
Tb.Inga Uke this happen every
week."
•'Some type of schedule of fines
should be worked out," Upebaw
aaJd. "It shouldn't be j~t )Vhat.
the commlaaloner feds Uke."
\
--
, Thutld1y. S4p1embef 23, 1976 O~IL y PILOT CT
Uni,
Lobos
Battle
~
Loss of Margerum Hurts FV
The Loe Arn•se>S Hl&h Lobos of Pount.ain Valley
.,. favored to cut down
U.Unlveraity Trojam Oil
Irvine tonl1ht (7'30) ln n
non-league football
IUlC at Tua Un Hi&b.
'nte Trojans of coach
Dkk ftoehe will be going
w!th Kevin Hook at
quanerbuk Instead of
inju.red John Halagan.
Halagan broke three toes
~eai.AJt Tustin.
But that doesn't ap.
pear to be a.s crucial as
t.be absence of fullback
Rieb ·Shiffer, who is out
with a knee injury.
Sophomore Dave
Lahgmade will be
replacing Shiffer in the
backfield and Halagan
o n defen se as cor-
nerback.
Langmade will add
some si>ff'd lo the ground
attack. but Shiffer's
power will t>e definitely
missed. He carried the
ball 11 times for 4S yards
and a 3.8 average in the
scoreless lie with Tustin.
And if the picture looks
a littl e grim for
Uaiversity's offense, the
defense could be in trou-
ble also.
With three of its run-nlne backs out of com-
mitek>n, Tustin gained
12' yards on the ground
aaeinal University. Los
Amigos is s ure to give
the Trojans a stiffer test.
The Lobos' Mike Han-
cock, a powerful driving
ruooer. gained ll7 net
yards in their 13·3 VlC·
tory over Dana Hills.
Another weapon in the
Loe Amigos a rsenal is
Ken Greve. He gained
more than 60 yards
against Dana Hills, but
may not start because or
4 charley horse.
The Los Amigos pass
• ing game was almost
non-•xistent (Z7 yards).
but that may be a mute
point if the Lobos are
a~e run up and down the
fi eld on Unjversily.
However the Lobos'
defense ls not quite up to
par . Tackle Randy Vas-
quet is doubtful because or the nu and another
Lackie Dan Kirkland bas
been troubled with a
knee injury.
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l T MAr-, Mvf0"9y
lG 1"1 loll••
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The Founta.io VaJJey
Hl&h School Barons foot·
ball tum faces a ~nl
cballen1 Uus week in ~
non-te1aue outtna ul f.ona Bt>acb Wilson Hi.ch
Frldll)' nl1bt <7 •30).
"l don't think we wiU
lace another tailback as
\0U3b as Wilson's Dale
Od~D thia year.'' coach
Bruce P ickford or th•
Barons soya. "And t.ht'ar
quarterback has been a
starter for three years.
"'T'his will be one of our
toughest pre-season
Eagles
Suffer
r»m• ·1n juries
BARON KEN MARGERUM IS OUT OF ACTION
Mesans Working
On Kicking Game
Costa Mesa High foot·
ball coach Tom French
says his idea or gettrng
ready for league play 1s
to pla1 a formidable non
league opponent 1o1.h1ch
is the case Saturday
night.
Has Mustang" eleven
Vlt>S with Footh1ll lllJth of
Santa Ana at Tustin llJgh
and lhe M ustungs are
9i,.>-pomt underdof's
"Foothill i~ obviously
a touch. good football
team." says French
"We'll hav(' our hands
full, but we want this
t)'1>e o r C(lffi petition
before league play.
"J'm glad we're play·
ing Foothill Kids can ~<'t
a false sense by not going
against some or the bt!l·
terteamc; "
ang gam-: Wa1> atrocious,
;ust hornble. against La
Quinta and we're mak-
ing some changes.
Frt'nch sees Paul
Escalera, the 6·3. 218-
pound Fo o th il l
quarterback. as the key
to the Knights' attack
and the first item Mesa
must try to cont a m.
''The qu a rterback
does a lot of things that
we have to stop and
Foodull's defense is big
They stunt and give you
an f'1ght-man front in an
altempt to make you
throw the ball. FooUuU
would uke to take the run
away from you,·· says
t'rench.
Estancia High of Costa
Mesa absorbed a 28·3 set-
back to Huntington
Beach 's Edison las t
week, but new coach Jim
BraJten says there were
some bnght spots in the
1065 as the Eagles gird
for Rancho Alamitos 1-'ri
day night at Newport
Harbor High.
··we were pleased with
our secondary and our
passing game," sa)S
Bratten. "Edison bad
eight hours to throw, but
oor secondary did a good
JOb LO containing them.
"But we have a JUntor
line and it showed. Still.
we learned a great deal
from the Edison game ..
Bratten also was
pleased with the play of
some or the Estanria IO·
d1v1dual s -mainly
quarterbac k Dave
Jeranlto. bis receivers
Mike Camp, Craig Har
rill and Dale Rickard
and linemen Dave Ro1/e
and Robert John.
Kevin Sloan twisted a
knee and is out for two
weeks and tailback Kirk
Langdale bas a soreknt'c
and will be used on dt>·
fense only aga1n:.l
ltancho Alamitos.
Rancho Alamitos c>f
Garden Gron• did nol
play lasl week, having
opened the s eason a
week earlier at Hawaii
where 1t dropped a 34·0
deci s ion to
Kamehameha High, the
1975 slate champion.
"We really don't know
much about Rancho
Alamitos." says Bratten
"The game films were
bad, but from what we
can see they use a full
house T with two tight
ends and a veer.
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R8 C,.I l 4111d .UH
A9 0.>H LAt'IQm.O•
.. l ~,. ''""'" U111vtr\'h 0tft1'1M
OF C'•'t N .. twn
Foolh1ll 1s the No. 7
team an the Cl F 3 A poll
and blasted Garden
,.., Grove's Santiago In the
1976opener, 20-0.
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11\ ,.,
The only change an
Mesa ·s starting lineup 1s
at left end where t'rench
is inserting Stan Miller .
Costa Mesa came up
with a running ~ame Utat
averaged 3.9 yards per
<'rack and a passing ef-
fort that had 12 of IS at-
t t.' mp t s co mpl e ted
agains t La Quanta.
•·u ·s a mulllple look
and we'll just go into the
game with our basic
stuff and make adjust
men ts as we go ''
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Volleyball
'"' Mesa is comln~ off a
:;~ 31-13 win over Garden
'"" Grove's La Quinta lligh
;:; and French says aside
,.., from his t eam 's 14
,..., p e n a 1 t i e s a n d f i v e
•llO fumbles, a sore Point 1s
with the kickmg game.
Jeranko was intercept·
ed four times In the
second half by Edison.
but It wasn 'l a case of
poor throws.
ICOlllL\ YOLl.IYIALL ~lofWI<' (611 ... def LA-..
"We're working with
five or SIX Individuals in
ldcklne orr and punllng."
says French. "Our kick
But pt>nalt1es and
fumbles took some of the
luster off. "lf we·re go-
ing to be a good football
team were going lo have
to s t o p that," s ays
1-"'rench. "But a lot of that
came with our younger
playt'r'\ an th<' fourlh
quart<'r "
Three were tipped by
defenders with alerl
teammatt>s grabbing Ute
ball. "We thought we
could throw the ball, bul
we had to throw," s ays
Bratten. "That really cul
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Balllmorf' M fi8 ~"5-1 111 J
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Df>trolt l/H HJ .4Sn 24
MltwaukeC' 65 87 428 271'.:
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Knm~os City 88 M .~79
Oakll\nd R2 70 .539 6
Minnesota 79 75 .513 10
Angela 71 RJ .4GI lR
Texas GO 84 .451 19'~
Chicago 63 00 .412 2SYI
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Pittsburgh M 66 .566 6
New York Rl 71 .~ 11
('hicago 71 82 .4G4 21 ~
St. 'Lou1!C 68 83 .450 23\ii
Montreal 52 96 .347 39
Wett D1vifk1n
x-Cincinnau 98 55 .641
Dod~ttr-86 66 .566 J 1 \.it
llou.'lton 76 78 .494 22~
San Francisco 70 84 .455 28~
San Diego 68 ~ .444 30
Atlanta 67 87 -~ 31 t,.c.,
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"You can forget about
Wllson'• 11 14 Jou to
West T o rrance. last
week," Pi('kford says ul
theWlbon Bruins.
"Wilson kicked lM d&-
,iJ out of Wut Torran~
and bad to work at it
hard to los"" the gam~.
Theo they lo.st It un lbe
last play of tbe tame Oft a field goal.•·
On tbt Fountain Valley
scent. Pickford report.I
that spJlt end Ken
Margerum will not 1uit
up th11 week. He 1wftteel
t~o fracturc-d transven1e
proce11ses of t he
vertebra, an injury
t11mll•r to a hlp·polnter
11c<'ordin11 to Plckford.
"We don 'l know bow
lonJ he will be out but be
definitely won't swt UJ)
Lhllj week," the rouch
says
"Wr will be faclnf( a
quarterbac k, Mike
Peters, who throws w~ll
and can scramble. Our
defense will get mOft of
a lft.t than lt did last
~k."
Pickford wasn't h.ippy
with his team'$ otforuie
de'plte a 34 0 ~hellacku\lt
of Redhtnd$.
"When you on gin• JS
points to the deftn.w, 1\
doesn 't cxuctly ~peak
well for tht offense. We
weren't bad but I cbdn't
feel we moved the bllil
the way we 4rc capable ot moving lt :ind we
dropped some pai..ses
that should have t>e<'n
caught.''
Quartuback Garv
Coleman coinplt•tt'<i on\v
six of 2! "'1th one 1.11
tcr<'c pllon.
Junior tullbot'k Wlllrn
Galtcns lead11 tbl• i''1>un
taln Valley runr1in1t aam.-. He picked up 11~
yardl In 10 t'urr1.-,
aaalnat Ut'dl11nd11 and
scored A touchdown th ..
fanl ume he carried \be
ball on 11 67 -yard
scomper.
Tbe Barons wlll 11.1.so be
Without the services of
Tom StalUng:J »t tacklt'
Huge Warriors Interior Can MV
Concerns Workman Beef Up
After watching films of
the West Torrance High
Warnors. Edison's head
football coach Bill
Workman noli~es they
have a s1m1lar offense
al'ld run nearly carboo-
copy blocking patterns of
Edison.
"But we don't have
anybody who weighs 270
to block against us in
prac li c~." ~ays
Workman. "The key as
whether we can hang in
with lhe1r s ize and
strength."
Edison's Chargers or
lluntin~ton Bea ch will
find out "'hetber they
can hang m with West
Torrance Friday ni~hl at
7 30 when the two htghly-
ranked teams collide at
West Tor rance High
tWest Torrance 1s No. 6
m lbe C IF 4-A poll ,
Edi1on is No. 10.)
While the two teams
ar e similar in m any
areas, they are qlllt.e dlf-
ferent al one posllion-
tackle. ft is on both lines
that We&t T o rrance
starts 6-6, 269-pound
Jack Campb<.>11.
'"lle's a very good foot
ball player ," s a ys
Workman. "and I don 't
know if we have anyon<'
who can block him. But J
think Randy Jlollad<1y
can neutnllz.e him."
Bec•use of West Tor·
rance's site-no of-
fensive lineman weighs
lesa than 207 pounds-
Workman fears lhe War-
riors may dominllle of-
fensively.
"Offensively. they
have very strong backs
who a ll we igh about
195." says Workman
"Their quarte rback
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have three good re-
~eivers. It looks like they
could easily control the
ball ..
But following their 28-3
win over Costa Mesa's
~tancfa, the Chargers
look like they can control
the ball, loo
"Cons idering bow
many new p eople we
have and how young w e
are. I was fairly happy
with what we did asalnst
E sta n c ia ," s o ys
Workman.
W o rkm an wa s
particularly happy with
tailback Jim Judd, a
201-pounder who rwJhed
tor 113 yards on 16 car-
ries.
.. Jl was the first lime
he ever carried the btiJI
and he's been out or foot·
ball for a year.". says
Workman. "I wasn't sur·
prised with his physical
ability, but I was
somewhat surprised to
how well be reacted to
certain s ituations."
U Workman has a coo-
cem, it is in the secon·
dary.
"We had some late
rotation miu.,s again.'>\
Estancia and we had a
couple of players colltde
with each other," he
says.
We MU$tPass
To Win-Morris
Corona del Mar High football coach OiC'lt
Morns 11ays his team will open up 1ls attack with
more emphasis on the aerial game as bis Sea King~
prepare for Friday's non-league clash with rival
Newport Harbor.
The tiff Is scheduled for Orange Coast College
and Ute Sea Kings, wbo netted only 106 yards run·
nmg and passing In a 7-0 win over Huntington
Beach's Marina last week, race a Coe which has
shown little orrensive potential
The Sailors or Newport Harbor WC?re limited to
15 yards net rushing, but Servile 1s No. Sin the Cl F
ratings nnd scored on two Newport mistakes.
"[)efpnsively," says Morris, "Newport is big-
ger than us and Just sit.s back in 1ls defense and
waits for you. The defense was very impressive
against Servile. Serv1t.e did not mO\ e the ball inside
aga1nst Newport."
The Newport eleven showed little offensively
against Servile, but Morris says a rule or thumb
predicates stopping Newport's dive firs t, then the
loss around the ends.
"There is no one we can key on offensively,"
says Morris .. As for our offense, we think we'll
have to throw the ball. We tned to do that against
Marina, but we ('Ouldn't. We feeJ we'll have to throw
against NewPort. ·
"Servite went outside for most of its gainers
and we probably have to do the same thing."
The Sea Kings have a couple of big question
marks in tbe starting lineup for Friday's lest.
Tailback Rob Elson is hampered with a hyperex-
tended knee and may be out of the game.
And Mark Cardeluccl at defensive tackle 1s
bothered wlth boils and wUI be replaced by Marc
Johannes.
Replacement for Elson if the senior returning
starter is hot ready. will come from either
sophomore Kurt Brockman or Chris Crosson.
The Sea Kings have been putting emphasis on
their center exchange in practice after three
fumbles and two bobbles hurt them In the Marina ufc.
Among the defensive unit, which shut Marina
off, were four individuals who pleased Morr1s-
Davld Meador, Scott Merry, Brad $tassel and Ken
O'Rourke.
Offense?
Arter a lack lustt'r
SC'rimmnge with Foolhm
or Santa Ana and a weak
offensive p erformance
against Saddleback High
of Santa Ana, tbe Mis-
sion Viejo D1ablos are
searching for ways to
improve their offens1•
ttus week
"We were completely
passive on offense," says
Diablos head football
conch J-ohn Murlo a~ut
hls team's 13-0 loss to
Saddleback . ·'It wa~
mainly due to a lack or
blocking by both the line
and the backs. We didn't
play with any emotion.
aggressiveness or desirt·
onortense."
Murio concedes the
Diablos will have to dJs
play more orrenslvc ex
c1teme nl Friday night
when they host the Sant;1
Ana Saints in n non
league battle
"Santa Ana looks to bl·
elCt.remely strong on de
fense," says Muno, "anti
they are much lake Sad·"
dfrback on offense. They
ha\e good s pePd and
strong runnmi backs."
Santa l\na tied lluena
Park, 6-6. but its offens(.-
ga1.0ed over 300 ylll'Cb
Muno 1s hoping tb1·
Saints ' running backi.
aren't as quick as Sad
dleback's.
Still, the Saints havt> _
two backt1 who rushed
for over 80 yards and
Murio says, "we are go
ing lo have to show good
pursuit defensively. And
orfensively, 1o1.e are gotnA
lo have to control the ball
and not make any mis·
takes. We didn't do that
against Saddlebat'k."
Mission Viejo has
a n oth e r pro blem-
anjurles . St a r tin !<!
qua r terb ac k Mikl·
Sweazy is out with a deep
thigh bruis e. although
No. 2 signal caller Cary
Brockman completed
five of six passes for '17
yards a gainst Sad -
dleback.
.But Murio is more con-
cerned about the team's
attitude, saying, "th~
key to our season is how
wugh we can gel. We
have to get mean and
right for every inch."
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I •
Facial
I Direetlons !~~~!~~~ .. ~~~~~. !.:~~~~~ ~== ..
complalnu ln the Brea. Wo did iome way you're supposed to lteeplnthts Artistsootot El Toro Paint Tllla Weel'a Gtid~
TONIGHr
Lacuna Beach Hiahfoot· tblll#I well, but we wui! play." the clouds alter t.bc ron·
ball camp ow many aloppy in some cues Norco pruente • VinciAaroutof.Brta ..
'!be HunUnstOb Beach
Hieb Ollera f ootball team may feel like
Halloween ls •tartlal a
montb early Frlday
.Dilbt.
Loe Aml&os vs Uolvenlty at Tustin (7:JO)
Mater Dci at I..& Mind.a ('1:30)
FIUl>AY
Edison at Wtal Torrance <T:30)
could one have w1lh a wtlb tho baw slow lo balaoced ofhnalvo "We're dolnc ~nr·
2$·0 tri•mph already thehole. thrust and a deCtcu ythfn, we can to k~p
tucked away! "Our paaslnc same mixed with 1tuot.1 and our playcrt from &ftlln£
SUJI, Artist• coach wa1 on but that was movement. overcoofldent," aays
lJkt many other you.ni
dubs that are atartlnl
JunJora aod sophorlMW'i!S,
th e El Te>ro lUtb
Cbaraers aro auu mat-
1 na fundamental ml•·
takc.s on oftenie.
Bolaa Grande at llun~oo Beach (8)
Fountafo Valley at LB Wllsoo (7:30)
Duw Hary•U\I says because of lbe 1reat pro. "We uw Norco lo Jt1 lta.ryun1. "But the kJd•
there are some things led.loo." 1crlrnma1e," 1a)'1 know they bavo • ~ood
Tbat's when at will wi\.-
neu Bolaa Grande Hlth
·(Garden Grove )
lln.tbacker Paul Carroll
and a select 1roup of
other defeMive players
do their thing-pai nt
their faces black.
Newport Harbor vs Corona del Mar atOCC (I)
Dana RUl.t at Exc-eta1or <8)
that D"4 a bit of retlnlng ~re are oo lnjuriet Haryuna. "and It looked tum and we're not pull
u bia team 1lrds foe the ln tbe Lacuna Beach very basic. They Uk• to los any punches.
tnvaaton of Norco ffleb's camp and th ryuns do thinas to <'Onfuae you "Wefffl Wt' are aood If
CouaanFridaynlCbt. c redltl hla team 's ondefen.se,buttheytake we can keep everyOllt El Toro at Brea (7 30)
Norco at Lacuna Beacb (8)
Santa Ana at Mission Vlejo CS)
.. We 're loo-log for physical readlneu and chancesdotn• it. healthy"
aome coollatency tn welt played 1ame: "We "lhppean they lJkclo llaryune says he'll
"We eUU need a lot of
work on our offeo1Jve
ltne pl~." U)'1 EJ Toro
head football coach Mac
Moore. ..lo our llrat
game, we bad ell.bl ol-
f enalv• auya who had
never started a vanity
football game. They had
lirst1ame jitters.•·
La Qwnta at San Clemen~ (II)
Rancho Alamitoa va Estancia at Newport
Harbor (8)
working lbe veer,'' says d1dn't . ltl a scratch," use their quarterback a continue t o altern•te
ff a r 1 u n I. "Tb e uy1 Kary uor. .. ft 't lot in tbe runnl,nJ 1arne." quart~rb8('ks BUI Gompf
mechanics 5uffercd usually lbat way when One of Haryun1'a blg andDaveChapman.
SA'ft!RDAY CaUed one of lbe best
linebackers to school hla·
Lory, Carroll orifi,oat.ed
the idea of painting bis
face during the summer.
··1 figured it would
cive the team an added
incentive and would
serve as a mental paych-
up," the 6·1, 195-pouod
senior says. "l was just
sitting around one day
and thought I would
paint my face. I drove
down t-0 the beach lat.er
and people were c:iving
me weird looks. One
woman startille running,
saying, 'help, belp. "'
Marina vs Magnolia al La Palma Park C8)
Costa Mtsa vs Footlu.ll al Tustin (8) ·
Saddleback at Orange Coast C.Ollege (7:30)
DlredJou
Defensive Battle Woms Mistakes Despite first game Jlt·
ters, El Toro defeated
Valencia oC Placentia,
76 Tllsllo Higb -1171 Lquna Road. North on
Newport Freeway to Santa Ana Freeway. South on
Santa Ana freeway to Newport Blvd. turnoff. Left
on Newport. right on Laguna Road. <From
University High, take Santa Ana Freeway north tQ
Red lhll Av e. turnolf. Riehl on Red JUU, left. on
Laguna Road.
Marina
• Bother In OCC-Gauclws Tilt T h is Friday, the
Ch a rier& tak e on
another Orange Leque
team. Brea. in a noo-
league encounter at Stea
Ju.st what does the face
look like?
"The eyes are blacked out and so are the cheeks
and lips," be says. "And
there is a white uWJ
around the face."
Says Bolsa Grande
High football coach
George As leson, "be
pleb out the players he
wants to see painted. He
has authority and bas the
respect of the ballclub."
Asleson. in his fourth
year as bead coach, feels
Carroll's actions provide
a mental boost.
"If It is done properly,
I think it builds spirit on
defense." he says. "My
toiUal reaction was that I
wanted fo see it first, If it
· La Mirada llJp -North on Santa Ana
Freeway to Beach Blvd. North on Beach Blvd., put ~lvern, left on Rosecrans. Right on Saota
Gat.rudes, left on F05ter Road. School on left.
West Torrance Hlg.b -20401 Victor , T~rrance.
North on San Diego Freeway to Artu1a Blvd.
turnofC. West on Artesia Blvd. to Hawthorne Blvd.
Ldt oo Hawthorne to Del Amo and turn ri&ht.
PrOCffd west on Del Amo to Victor. Located al Del
Amo and Victor.
Long Beach Wllaoa lllah -4400 E. Tenth sr. North on San Diego Freeway, Lake 7th St. turn-
off (near 605 interchange) and proceed west on 7th
to Ximeno. S('hool located between 9th and JOth
ooXimeno.
Onnge Coast C-OIJeie -2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa From Newport Blvd.-proceed north
past 19th, left on Fairview. From Bristol-ta~e
Newport Blvd. south to Fair Road. R.Ipt on Fair,
nghton Fa1rv1ew.
Enelslor High -North on San Dieco Freeway
to SOS. North on 605 to AJondra Blvd. Ea.st on Alon-
dra, past Cerritos College .. Excelaior ls located on
left, a bout h mile past Cem lo6 College.
Wllh its offense sijll
sputtertni. Oranee Coast
Colleae·s defenae ftgUres
to acain carry tbe load
when tbe Pirates host
Saddleback College
Saturday rucht (7 :30>.
. In two games, the OCC
offense has failed to
aeore a touchdown e.Qd
lut week wu held \o
just 1'7 ,Yards by arch
rival Golden West in a
lUlou.
Tbe situation dtfintte-
ly concerns OCC coach
Dick Tucker. ··our offense is going
to h ave to get some
points on the board and
our defense is going to
have to look better. We
bad thought before the
seuon started that our
defense was pretty solid,
DH Star
May Face
Excelsior
is done with class and Brea JUgb -North on Sant.a Ana Freeway to
other people don't make Freeway 57. North oo 57 to Imperial Highway. Left
jokes about it. then it's on lmperial. right on Slate College Blvd., left on ok.~b~t it has to be done Birch St. School localed at~ E. Birch SL When lbe Dana Hills
with class. If our kids Rich School Dolphins go would ever r etaliate Newport Harbor IDgb -located at 600 Irvine against the Excelsior
when the other team Ave .. Newport Beach. Proceed east on 19th or 17th Hiah Pilota Friday night
malt ts com men ts. then to Irvine Ave. and tum rigbL in non-lea1ue football ac-
the black faces would lion al. the Norwalk-come off... La Palma Park -North on Harbor Blvd. to La based scboo l, players
Thus far, only one ap-Patma in Anaheim. from both teams might ponent, San Clemente, L:,...:__ __________________ feel they are still an the
haa seen Carroll and h.Js practice field In a s~rim·
defenders. 'II hs Clash mage session. "We didn't pay that Jr.1...onarc "It will be a matter of
much attention to 1t," whether or not we can
saysSanClementecoach ada defense our own of-
All.ie Schaff. "It didn't W J:l•lh La Ml.Ii fense," Dolphins assis-have any aCfect on the W j tanl coach Don DeGroote
outcome. says in the absence of "We thought they LA MIRADA-The whJchburttheMonarchs head m e nt o r Bill
looked like a bunch or Mat e r De i Hi ah Saturday. Cunerty.
clowns." Monarchs of Sanla Ana If the cround game is .. Excels ior 1s very
* * * Top QB
To Test
Oilers
Having pHformed
commendably .1tga.lmt a
good passing team tn
Oarden Grove, the Hunt-
1 n g ton Beach High
secondary facea another
challenae .Friday nl1ht
against another Gardtn
Orove Le••u• team.
Gome Umc la I al HW'lt·
lniton Beach m,b.
Thia tlme. the noo·
lea1ue football opponent
is the BolH Grande HJIJ'I
Matado rs, and like
Garden Grove. they havo
the reputation as a pa.u.
1nateam.
Jn up1ettln1 San
Clemente 28 -14 lut
week. Holaa Grande
waa led by quarterback
Tom Stormer who com-
pleted four of 10 pasa~
tor 185 yards. a 48.2
averaie.
"Bolsa Orande wUI be
a Cood tnt for our seron
dary," uys HunUnston
Beacb head football
coach Dav e Van
Hoorebeke. "They put
1ood pre11ure on the
front line with their
atronc running backs
ancf they throw W('l} ofr
the play action."
Bolaa Grande Is a veer
tum Uke Garden Grove,
and lb' Otters held
Garden Grove to 5 four of
14 completions for Sl
yards.
Offensively , Van
Hoorebeke is lookini foe
better e.xecutJon folJow.
tq a 14'0 lou ln "1rbich
Runu.n,ton Beach only
1atned 78 net J Ards.
Huntin1toa Beach'•
m1Jor offen3lv c
cballen&e wlll b. lo con·
taJo linebachr Paul
Can'Oll.
''Carl'oll 11 outat.and-
t n 1," 1a11 VaQ
Hoorebolce ... lft's "1&lcal, .,,.,, the whole •a.me. never au:tta and la • competltor:.
are rat ed a slight fn working ord e r, similar to us on offense
favorite over the h05t La Druba may be able lo and it will boil down lo a
Mirada Matadores in set 'up some aerial matter of stopping our
their non·league football fireworb with passes to own o ff e n s e a" d
game tonight at 7:30. s plit end Bobby eliminatln1 the mls-
Bul that. na rrow edge Meacham or alotback ~-''
is con tl naent on a Jim Dickson. One lhlng that could
number of questions. But Mater Del could help the Dolphins would Can Mark Drazba ig-b t b • r e t u r n of have some problems e ~ nite the Mater Dei or-with the La Mirada quarterback Steve f ense., Crapo
Drazba, who sparked secondary. Craj,o wu Injured in
the Monar('hs faltering T he M alador es will an informal scrimmage
veer ofrense tor two have speedy .Ron Vogel at Torrance bul has
touchdowns late in the ond Steve Gerson in a been working out with
17-13 loss to Goleta's Doi very capable veteran the team this week. He
Pueblos. will s tart at secondary, and there's still lm'l listed in the
quarterback instead of UlUe doubt they'll be re· probable starting lineup
nm Wiamore. ady for lhe paH. but could &•t clearance
Oraiba appears to be .,....,o .. -.. Lo pliy by &ame Ume.
t.be better passer. The ~ =::".::".,,. ~~ .. ff• •on't ~~ unles.~
5·10, l&O~und aenlor "c. 0erto...w1>11 ... , • he can 10 all uus way, l fl f · c •GIN•"" '" OeGroole warn•. "He comp et vc o s ix t.o JoMNa.11 !! •uff•••d a pretty bad puta for M4 yards in ~; ~":.~:" .. , .. ,, -""• ooequarter. °' w rto •• ,... :: apraln of an ankle and
· But It ta th(' ~·-a•-.. "' llllMlO-•r• •to we don't want lo take • ~"..,'"' r• o .. 1ac.o .... 1.. m ,any cbaoce1 of further same ond bloc klnc H J1mDlf•-,,. Injury." hi h b -·o.•o. ....... w c •e<'m s to e or 1111co.•11•-" 110 Tom Thornton wlll
crucial to Mater Oel'a ~ :-.;.';.:•• :: start J\ll eecoad etra1&.bt
aucccss. o' ,,..o....... '" 1ame for t.h.o Oolphw at
Establl•h1111 a ground t: =:;;:.'!'"O !:! quarterback.
attAck will Jcup the "' si .... ~~ ,,, Mike Keddlnf(lon suf·
Matadorea honest and c• '""Wl•mor• :: fned a shoulder Injury
iood blocking 'Wiii pre-~· =-::!t .. -ito In lh• Loa Amlaos game vent the penetration • Mort1 D•t1M tu Jut week and i• outfor •t
leut two aamea.
Football Odds Set Excela!or won lts
opentr over £1 Seaundc>.
l.U, and o"r._lea out of
a vffr ofCenae •Ith tx·
perlenced running
back•.
WHkend and odds as
ae.lected by mcmben ol
the Dally Pilot eporta staff:
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Dana HW1 wW have
Mike Mulvaney al 2J8
pounda •nd J act Weed at uo at the run.n1n1 baek
positioni. Mulvaney car-
ried 14 Umet few S7 yards
lut week wbUe Wc9d
caJned 37 yards 111 bifte
carrles.
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but lt was bandied by
Golden W est las t
weekend," says Tucker.
••we're going lo have
to improve both oo ol·
tense and defense. And I
think we will. There's a
lot of thinas that hap-
pened the other night
that can be correeted.''
The Plratd have bad
two to~h rames and
ficure to have another
one Saturday, says
Tucker.
''Saddlebaclc bas a
good football team. Jt de-
finl tely should have
beaten Cypress the other
rugbt. ll has a better foot·
ball team than Cypress.
"And Saddlebaclc bas
a beck of a quarterback
<Tom Millet) wbo can nm and pass, but acainst
Cypress we were more
impressed with their de-
fense.
"That's why I think the
defenses wUJ dominate
Saturday's game. But I
lhou1bt that the other
niebt and it dldn 't work
out that way . occ rr ea bman
quarterback Cary Guis·
ness from Corona del
Mar is es-peeled to suit
up, although Tucker says
he won 'l start.
Green Secondary
Concerns Schaff
Anothe r defensive High.
stru11le looms for the Aaainst Brea, th&
Marina fU&b School Vlk-Cbareen will t.ry to over·
lngs football team Satur· come those jitters and
day nl&hl when the Vtkes execute better on the ol·
tangle with Anaheim's fenslve line.
Magnolia H1&h at L a Moore (eels Brea pre-
Palma Park in non-sents problems d e-
Jeague action. /en.sively.
Marina failed to score "I'm Impressed with
in a 7 _., loss to Corona del their defensive ends and
Mar in Its opener and tack lea." Moore says.
Maenolia lost a 21-6 de-"They do afine job as far
ciaion to Orange oo the as eovering the run and
same weekend. pulling pressure on tho "I tblnk we played passer."
pretty eood defense," Brea lost iUI opener to
coach Mike Heni1an or Laguna Beach 25--0 but
Marina said of bis team's the big breakdowJl wu
efforts against CdM. on offense. Brea only
Magnolia 1s also an ex-nt lted24yards.
cellent defensive team ''They are much like
and 1t should become us i.n thol they b1&vo a lot.
qui le a battle o ( j u n i o r a a n d
"We wlll have to take sophomores playing,''
care of our mistakes if Moor e saya. "But
we are to remain tin Uie they've always been a
game with them." t o ugh , a cg r essl vc "You don't wtn games, tuneup is to ell!"inale Henigan 1s making two team."
you lose them " is bow some of the glanng er-cha.nee• on offense and El Toro is u sually
San Clemente IDgh foot· rors in the o pener . one on defense in bis agg?"essive too. Aeainst
ball coach Allie Schaff "Basically." says starting linelJI>& this Valencia. Moore was
sums up the situaUon u Schaff, ''we just want to week. particuarly Impressed
tin team prepares for the get our game together. I Bill Coopm an will start w 1th his defense · s
invas ion of Garden think we'll have a good at tight end and Steve pursuit. particularly
Grove's La Quinta Fri-idea what some of_ these Laine at fullback on of-nose guard Mike lien-
day night youngsterscandoiftlley fense while John An-thorn . ta('k)e Mike
The Tritons. expected can eliminate some nus-derson will be in the de-Lanelois and linebacker
to enjoy another sue-takes. fen s 1 v c u n 1 t at a Bm FalrbrQther.
cessful season after a .. J think we will be a linebacker SPot. "Plus. our second!'r.
U).t campaign in 1.9"1S, decent team, but If we Lee Wheeler. the son ol did an outstanding Job, •
were dealt a 28-H Jou don't get our offense go-formec coac h Leon Moore says. (Valentia's
last week b y Garden inc we'll have to open Wheeler, will return to qui;rterback. M i no
Grove's Bolsa Grande, things up a bit and throw the defensive unit but Rodrtguet, completed 10
which took advantage or a litUe more." isn't listed as a starter. ol 26 pHses and had two
four completions for Schaff says his con -He was inj ured and lntercepted.)
three touchdowns and cern with La Qurnta is didn't play last week. While struggling on of.
185 yards. the balanced threat with "We made a rew mis -len.<ie, the Chargera W>-•·we:re as green as quarterba c k C huck takes on offense becau.c;e leashed an impressive
grass m the secondary Tyson and tailback Jim of mexpenence and this running back in Hector
and we're going to get Sells sharing the Aztecs' is the reason fo r the Avella. who gained lO'J
burned." says Schaff. 1a~t~ta~c~k:.:.. _______ .::c.::h=an:.:.!g~e::s:.:..'_' .::lf:.:e..:.:n.:.:ig:!..:a:..:.n:...:s:.::a::..id:.::._Y::..a_r_d_s...:.o_n_1_2_c_a_rr_i_e_s. __ "But we'll get better." -
Russ Immel is sWI out
of the secondary with an
ankle injury, but Schaff
saya h e's inserting
sophomore Brad Parker
to bee? up the pass de-
fense.
La Quinta did not do
well passing laat week,
completing one paaa for
seven yards. But Schaff
says he expects the
Aztecs lo take to the aJr.
''La Quinta didn't
show too much in its
game with Costa Mesa.
But you never lcnow what
a team will do from week
to week . After ou r
performance last week
La Quinta would be
cruy not lo pass."
Schaff'• goal in the
South Coast League
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Debates llead Tonight's TV Schedule
NOTICe 0 .. MeA•t"O 011
~ITIO-flO• o•o•• Ot••cn ... '•••• 111 • o, ,.. ••o••t. ""°"•'' c"•~•T•COCM1•u1 lt'leto el llOY CALLAHAM,
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BylATSBAaatm . toaJOt -ABC's hank ( J LOS ANO!!l.ES (AP) Reynolds, Elizabeth TV REVIEW
-Tbt first of lhr• oa· Drew of the New YOl"ker
tlooally lelevhed aodJarou P. Gannonol
laceoft• between Pr-e91· tba Wall Street Journal. dee~ Ford aod Jllnmy • 'Murphy'• man has N ·
Carter •tarts tooitbt ln DESPITE TUE de· fered 1eneUc chances
~bullet.a and a rous1.ni tnlcldnt 1cene. But t.bo
ahow bu only one decait
Uno. dellvered by lo·
teraect 'a chief to tbe
thlevln1 acl•nUat. Il soea : "Whatever made
you think you could 1et
away with thla insane
ac:beme?"
widowed Phl)ad lpbJa
judge with two kids -a
Jirl, 17, a boy, 11.
Juc4e'a woolcll of a kN&-ly widow bo met In CQta'l.
Th wooer la nervoUI. as
be bun 't dated an1000
sll\~ his wife'• death.
''You 're not totally un·
attractlv•, Dad,': IUa dau1hter says befO(t"b;s
Ull Date. "1'here'f nb\:O·
ason ln the worl' ~u
can't acorc." • --•t.e<ti.\01 lel!N""'-c... ..... -••• -...... ,, ............
ter NrtMr -1k11ten, - -.. .. __ ...... -·~ 1119--..... "" ............... ~i. ,.,., .. ' ..
Pbllade1pb1a aU:30p.m. bate, televlalon's "pre-because of a radJation POT. It'll be carried by miere week" continues mishap. He la 1ood only
public TV and the three tootabt with seven for 15 minutes of ~aee
oetworu. network ent.ertatnments me per day. Any looger Tbe IO-mlnute aeaalon on the biU. than that, he coes into ON THE bri1bte aide
wltb the G 0 P aod Only two are new syndicaUoo. la Randall'• new ABC
This abow, from the
Kary Tyler Moore
works, has the fine, fun.
ny orecl1lon ln ·•ctln1 aod writln1 you'd expect
from that emporium,
even tbouab tonJ1bt's
opener basically Is a
meet·the·cha racters
piece.
No NHOn this flftow
can't score with vt~9'tm,
either. It also Involves the •.Ill.,_ !ft -l.-1•-.. DIJ ........ No. • f/f Uld ~et 1tO CIVIC C»Nt<
C>m:ll Wt~ In lloe CllT .. ~-. Gelltonii&.
Democratic prealdential , aeries -NBC'a "Gemini show at 9 p.m. He playa a
eonteodent lat.he flnt of Man" and ABC's "'The-TONIGHT'S SAGA fn.--:--::;:.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~'!'"" I.ta kind alnce Sept. 216, Tony Randall Sbow." volves a $10 mllllon scam • ••• ·
JJ80. Then, John F. Ken· We'd aay sir.Ip the tint. planned by a scientist Taste The Beat Of Foods & Wines . · .,... ............ , ... , ..
WIWAM I . •uOMIC,
C-lyClerk
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nedy and Rieb.rd M. don't m1.u the second. who claims lo have in· S nd Se t 26 7 •, Nlxcm met at atatico WB-"Gem.lnl,'' at 8 p.m., vented a rem ark able U ay P • 1 p.m. ~:: ·
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BM·TV in Chlea10 for ltarrln• Ben Murphy, t.s 1uoUne substitute. ln· Sidney W. Brossman the first of four 60· a remake of last fall's tersect, a think tank that Chorltoba. E~t -Doncing, Music.
bas resigned bis 8-minute televised cam-flop "Invisible Man" on employs 'MW"Pby , is to S.. famous Olah.a Ptepcnd. lnfonnotlon 897.0301
.PVllUC NOTICE year post as chan· paipdebates. NBC. In that show, the !Ship U. to the covem· ~oath ~oast '1···· cellor of lbe state's TONIGHT'S Ford: man could atay invisible ment. CJ 96 "''-~T.•~.•,•,u~,•lfTos community college Carter confrontation de-1-~u~)~ODl~~as~b~e~llk~ed.~-Not.-~~Tb~e~a~bJ~p~p~in~C-l~s~rr~a:.!ugbJ~:_l __ ~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~!!!!!!!!~~--· -•· -svc.tem. He said be ao m the new model wllb hazard, m acbine TN ... _.... --1a ..... _... ~ -ala only wlt.h domestic: -::.oow "'40T001ta"'4v,.., would like to do aod economic luuea .
...c. a ........... "Wt .. ~ ca something else in his Round Two, oo Oct. 6 l.n
..,.. ow• C-•'9 ~ ... 1• tat....... career. San Francisco, will cov·
CJ• .. -"'91 ... IM<ll,CA._ PUBLIC NOTICE er foreign policy and oa· ~~1u""4IKiedbf .. ~ tiona1 defense. The cloa·
•·-o-lffc,.19~...c •---,..-a-1n_ou_s_•_u_"_"_"_u--1 ing debate on Oct. 22 -
Tllk ., ... _,., ... 11.., '"'"' e. •AM• n•TUUNT no locale is set yet -will =~~~Of.,.c:.ounty•S. ...=:,~..i,,.....-.w.--.lllN-be open to a variety ol
N!S,. M>UTHWEST l'fltAMIMGCO,M1 topics. ""'°''-er.._ eo.it o.iiy """"· Cltftt•., .......... s.ntA ~ <AiitonM NBC's Edwm· Ne ........ an
Setit.n.ao.•ftllOct.1. u . "" ""'"" ""°' .. ..... .. ,_, eo ... 1 .... c1•~. 111e .. a will moderate tonight's
PUllUC NOTICE C.lll ...... <0t-•1""" ml Ceft(r.. opening debate. He was •-.S..W..N:a.CA."17CM b b the ----------n.11__,_11 ~..cted -. • _. picked for the ljo Y 111CT1T1ous ausi ••u _...._ Le a,g u e o I W om e o NAMiaSTATIMllfT a.1-Cotl<tt1VC1Joft, 111<.. of
'TM totiow1119 .,.,...... 1\ doing buSI· ""' \-.... 111ec1 ""'~ 1llf Voters, sponsors the
,_..,, ODuit1yOe'11ofOr-'°"'1!v ... ~ debates. The league also sn!~ ~':!!c~. ;;..,:; "'" -10
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College
District
Fills Post
Arthur A. Binnie takes
over on Monday as vice
chancellor or vocaticnal
education tor the Coast
Community College Ola·
t.rict.
Binnie ls the direct« d vocaUonal education
and executive officer for
the Coordinating Council
ror Occupational Educa·
tion for the state of
Washinston, positions be
baa held since 1972.
Tbe district bad been
without a full·tlme vice.
chancellor of vocaUooal
education alnce John
Buller reslped lD June
to become dean ol ad·
missioes and rKOrdll at
CoaaUine CommunltJ
Collep.
Dr. Albert J. Riendeau
of Wuhlllston, D.C. WU
lo auccffd Buller, but
the U.S. Departmmt of
:Education, refused bis
leave request.
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Jowertd occupancy nte3
• lt·some au1ldc rMOrts, ~ UUJed "Don't Vo
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It also made cloae to S'll~ million in U.S. and
t.\IUldHlD (Um rentals
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U.Uveraal Plclurelf, ~
company spokesman
Hid.
"J oaws %, " the sequel,
wtll bo rllmed next
1ummer otr M arlh;& ·ic
Vineyard. alio lbe locale
for "Jaws." the
apokuman aaid. It will
be released ~ometime ln um.
Who will ~ the film's
SUI'S and what w1U be
the plot"'
Roy S<"helder, who
pluycd Martin Brody.
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homi't been determmed
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'Jaws' will have l;Ud an
egg or somelhln& IJkt-LOS ANGELES <AP> that · · -Uoated Art.Jsta rttports
Three 2s.reet-long that Robert Redford has
mult1ton. mechan1cai begun mmlog his.role ln
sharks were used in Joseph E . Levme s epic,
··Jaws." The manealt'rs ''A Brid&e Too Far." .
a re on e x h I b 1 t a l Red.lord ls portrayin1
Universal City StudJO!l an MaJ. Julian Cook, a
California leader in the U.S. attack · on Nijmegan bridge in
"QIMIAU IAU r (PC)
"SIWIOW Of THE HAW'
September, 1944. The
film is ba sed on Cornelius Ryan's book
about the World War 11
operaUon.
After 1uch tackluater dluppolntments u "The
Pnsonn or Second Avt•nuo" and "The Good Doc·
tor," il'a &ood to •te Neil Simon back at the top or
hls form with "The Sunshine Boys "
Now encamped at the Laguna Moulton
Playhouse ror u lhrec-w~k r\m, .. The Sunshine
Bo)rs" ls a tolal deli(tht, • b1"M1y, bounty •cripl
&ivttn • nrst rate productJon ,by auest dlrector
William Oruce of San l>iego. Bruce's sta1ln• car·
Tie$ the nort of prole,,slonal pollab and aUentlon to
detail lhot ne bard to come by on tho commlllllty
circwt.
THI!; "BOYS" OF THF. UUe are o sort or over·
a&e "Odd Couple:," u pair of crusty old ex·
v1tudevUUans who have kept euch other at Martin
and Lewis dlatance since they packed In their act a
decade ago. When they're reuruled for a TV s~clal
on lhe golden age of comedy, the enmity pred.ic·
tably erupts again, and tulanously.
Bruce's Laguna cast cs .superior In all respects,
with spedal accolades dlJ(I! Robert JlasUngs and
Gene Benedict wbo play the ltUe roles. Hastings ls
crochety and snappish, ever on the offense, an old
trouper who won't adm1l he's over the hill. His
Intermission
Tom Titus
lnas and Benedict In Uno form 11 tho a&tn•
aota1oal&ll. Performancee cooUnue throu1h Oct. 9
at tbc Ptaybouse. l'.06 t.a1una Canyon Ro&d. La&uoa
Beach. • BACKSTAGE -nae new Saddleback Valley
Community Theater la prt>parin1 to Staie It.a second
show, Noel Coward's "8Uth~ Splrtl." on Oct. 15·1S
and 22·23 In lho Et Toro lllah Sch ool
auditorium ..... reservation:. are beln• taken al
MS-8342 or 831·9196 .•••.
1n what I• hoped ls the final cuUo.c. Joaeph
Carr hu joined the cut of "When YOll Comtn'
Back, Red Ryder?" ror the lrvlne Community
Theater, r~placin1 Sam Brandon, who replaced
Jack Byron, who replaced Don Georae ••••• \be
drama opens Ocl. 8 (Ol' three weekend.a.
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mg a bit of tarnished ego even after making a com· THE GOLDEN BEAR plete botch or tbe TV appearance
BENEDICT. A MASTEJl al portraying elderly HwatltwJoe leach
characters. is the more docile or the two, but his ~
de(Uy timed punch line delivery draws even more s.,t. 24-26 CD•t••r Cody
blood than bis adversary. He loses some or his
"age" )n the TV scene, replete with a Sterling Od. 1-J D'-
HoUoway fright wig. but this is more or less de· Od. a.to SOM of a:_,An manded by the pace of the skit.
SoUd support is provided by Jack Mlssett as A4••u Tkliet .._..,...._At._ ""'"wMtr Shno s-..
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Also starring : are
James Caan, Michael
Caine, Sean Connery, El·
llotl Gould , Gene
Hackman. Laurence Oliver, Ryan O 'Neal
Maximilian Schell and
Liv Ullmann.
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Among the minor roles, Susie Scott is very im-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ presslve as the crabby old nurse whose biggest
laufb comes on a simple bit or stage business -dis· po1ung of a plethoru of candy wrappers. Lois
Reynolds fills out her uniform well as lhe sexpot
nurse on the TV skit. while Ebnor Schmidt and Rox·
anne Eakins chip in with minor bits and David Paul,
a veteran Laeuna performer. lends bis easily re·
co&Jlizable voice lo th~ TV St'qucnce
THE LAGUNA Sf:T, CREDITED to Paul.
director Bruce. Hap Graham and Wilham Theodore
Noack, is excellent as are Carl Callaway's sound
and lighting effects. Pnmury among thc!>t: 1s the ef·
feet of street noises outside the window or the mus
ty, cluttered hotel room
'"The Sunshine Boys" is amone the better com·
munity theater comedies ol the season, with Hast·
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ner lot with heavy shake shingleroor, 3
· Bedrooms and dehghtCll.l gardens. Va-. cant and easy to see. ()pea daily at 4701
• _ ~l.ampdeo Drive, asking $174,500.
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CORONA DB. MAR ESTATE
The last large estate in this area. with
two thirds acre. magnificent
panoramic view of CaUlli.na sunset.s,
crty nigbt. litchts & batbor boatiag ac--
ttvity. A tttmt'Odous family home wlth
5 bdrm!i., 7 bat.bs, picturesque Jarge
pool & huge viewing & entertaming
dec:k . $255.000 INCLUDJNG THE
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SJf,950 CHOICE A$Jc~ SG3.SOO. Aae1u
i s\o~r plua fool ,_au.~~~~~~~~1 St!dudcd cutry to avl~h It's a tou.,;h cholct S&5 ResaJeSpcclulti1L-c 3 llv. rm. with tnu l> bctWMo UM!au \v.o ~l· 4orSbcirm modth••\'.ul
frplc .• ~uurtu~ kltt'bl.'n aundanat hum,·• fo1 CaJl961l "~
Soann1 stall"tase to $.\2.~ • 5:11,900. Doth l'ennanJlnnPropertlN1 a.v.~'<'f)lna m11,,l\'r bdrm bomea ha\lt' J 11puc1ou1 -------------
C@mvwx. Pli \»le t"' nhm bJrnu. 2 bath:c. '"' rm HEW LISTIHGJ • l'lll'lkn ~rt)'11tl"d. 'l'ty ... frplu, a.hMk• r oof F o r ro e r m o d e I
any olf•r. t:aU colll.lct. VeteraM wrlcomc. VA CallfOttlla ClaMJlc; humc. 7~~~~.~~ "'"'·~•· ,, ., . ~~~ ~:~ u ~!i 1~"~/~ :rp~~~ .. ~m. rm .• [ ~ I ll>JM t 7' .,, OwnC'r.'1 arc If ~ftliW ~~~u~~~~: ~i:~ ~:;,' ~~l~ , ,,_,,, ., .. , •• -=-Judit' "'hlch I• thl' lwttt1
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IAYFROMT Pl~r & fto.•t. aiindy
beach. 8 U<lrms., avcc·
WNlorvlcw. $235.000
LAWSON REAL TY ... * 675-4562 ....
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Ph: 540-3666 l' , .. A!.:~
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Have you notlc~ tbe scarcity ol
vacant lots on Udo Isle? We jw t
· bappen to have a rare find. Please call
for lntormaUonl
Bayfront home on end o! Lldo Isle, wllb
pier for laqro bont. View of tuming
basin, neighboring blands & hills.
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LIDO REALTY un V1p Udo. N.I . 67J.7l00
we·,. here to help t • 2443EastCoast Hiqhwav.Coronade1Mar Livo nur lhe beat'h l"IM 1044LocJ-oa.acla .0 ...
-also in Mesa Vt:rde, Jt 546·5990 Ga•rtl • 1ooz'Ga•r., 100.2 lolMHIP .. in:lula 1007 2-atory,Sbr,3ba,din wtwnS53.9SOwill buylhas ............................................. . ~~~-~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!f ·•••••-•••••-•••••••• ·-·••••••••-•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm, Mesa del Mar, ~ellrenl s~~~cr bobmeb! THIS IS IT! mall~ta~eoo2R·l? _, .., """""aratt' 3 .... -..rm, 2 at • l ''-/ i • 7 UNITS-~.000 ... ~.ooo. home with c111l'. Double Thia as the home )UU vc lot.'1~ ~ n. orn ce
4= ... rtl 1001 CHMt-dl 1002 OCEAMNO"T, LA GU MA. Two J\tach Cottage. $64,:IOO CallS46~6R-t. detat'bed gar.i.ie with al· been wa11t111g for! Hurry! oldW'bomt ln No. enduo
beauli{u.l 2 bdrm .• 2 bath units in a JWdUl-ed! s Br, 3 ba, nr. :\ten Verdt>. 4Br. or leyentra.nce.Lct'3lookl Allthuextrasmukdbls ~ ~P~la~eoacr ~or ...............................................
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--Owner is in process of painting, new
1.ti>of, etc. so hWTY while you can buy !' '_ft,r this price &: redecorate it yourself. 3
, .Bedroom home with a lovely lge An·
. U)()oy pool completely fenced.
r ·. 211 IS-Jo •I tasload ~:)llWPOIT Cenat. N.a. 64<Mfl0
securtty bldg., with garage attendant, bay &oc~an~S..~ l+den. :tBo, Ir~ lam rm. 9'2·777 l ~mm h~':6 b~i~hu ~r~~ Rita My~,/~eaf ~tale
I 1 t be h •-th h 1 41JR.Jba.si:n.ooo ll y ow ner $69 900 Bl 00 ""''"" "'""'"·1701 ge. ))<><>. grea ac ~ e w 0 e Mur.;h.tll Rlty G'T:!i-4600 546-3457 • !II I Cu.Jverdnle absolultly ""'-or ....... Pacific Ocean at your front deck. One --· 1 I 1 o unbt'hevable! Up1r•d'<i
wi1b frplc. at $]5(),000; the other at EASTSIUE. bu1 this 3 Br ' cal'l)el fl drapes thruout.
S87,SOO. Both furnished. Either a great C«ofta def Mor · t 022 ~e & cnJoY 1 week Central air. SoC\ water
•••••••••••••••••••••.. Jiuwalian vucaUon for p I um b In ll • Dr 1 ck EMIR.ALO IAY POIMT second home. l IR DUPLEX two SSJ,950. Prine only. fl.replace. Family room. ocie•ueaA.._... 67l-4400 642-6238 LOVE P IT+ 4 BR Reduced I A mu.st.to see! '""""""""'
HARBOR Call~~~~:;.~J·~rm ~~::: ••••••••••• ~~.1.~ ~~~ ";f~.h~~~ I :=~~~:~~~~ <'harmer w/lf!,e M~tr . Bkr. & d Bdrm sunny palao and Dtsllocl1ve .Meadow . w /tamaly rm · •n.
E-Z to' rent Rnt'be.lor Apt.. Honw. 2,4112 :c.q. fl .• 4 BR.. SPIRAL STAIRCASE Spectacular white wntttr
QnlY $1J)S,OOo. 2srna, lrg lot. $84,500. Spaciou• t:teaance. view extending to P.V .
C.U 644-72 t I S8l~. Never lived In Sbr, 2 Peninsula. Privnte, aat·
/Jn NIGEL
GAILEY &
ASSOCIATES
frplcs, 3ba, huge flltlll rm, RANCH REAL Tf ed community wltb pvt
catbcdrol Uv rto, 3-car ssa.2ooo bb.ch. teMll courts, &
S99 7SO 6wimroio&. Owncir "ill
WE STSIOf H[AL TY ·-·af 100~ ... "" 1002 '--•••••••••• ........ _ ......................... GW'f'tll 10024e•nll 1002
• --RAND HEW •••••••••••• .. 9"":9••• .. • •••••••••••••••••••••••
Rancho Vleio Twnhse
3 Br, 1 ~ Ba. 22705 -=----------• Malaga Way. $47 ,500.
Arctutecturally dC$1J:ned 1_5t!l_·_21M __ Att_G_P_r-_f __ _ INC RJH.;>171
OM GOLF COURSE
With OPEN Vl~W! Dy
ownft', NEW R•nt-hoS111l
finant'". $325,000. Hy
appt. onlY Llu'u Mlcbello
Davy.
DUPLEX
Jo sought after Easts.idt
8ack Bay urea. No com
m o n wall, Jusl hkr
llel)arate boml'~ ! i:ac·h
"-'3 bdrrru., 3 hJs. l'rplc •o lJv. r m. & m..i:>tcr
bdrm. 64tH1 ll. ••••• ~·I .,. .. ' ... ·$48,500.
l0%DOWM
COUEJiE PARK
SPECIAL
lli•hly upi:radcd no C'&rdully maiatwned,
hl'droom b n me
lJto11utaCul Princ.:t'l<m
1-.\dll::.IVI: W ith
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$62,50
New -under construction. Contemp.
Cape Cod. Oak flrs., 5 BR, 4~ Ba., 3
frplcs . Lndscpd. Boat s lip. $375,000.
Btll GRUNDY, REALTOR
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custom duplex. 4 BR. &
l ·HR. Uuu11ua1 wine
cellar. L~e. b1lhard rm.
For somcthani.t duCereot, so..-e lhu. I $147 .ooo
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He:if Estate Im· t~U-7383
PRIVATE LAK
BEACH
NEW-Vatanl4 8R,3BA
LAKE 1''UREST. ~.000.
10<. down. OwnrJBkr.
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Vu:w·Uniqut-<J f1J, 4 hr & d~'fl. I block to nt•can.1---------Trude or !>ell 7bH 1~1 PRIV.ATELAkEFftOHT
Brand-n t•w lakefront
Locotloft.Location Y.1tb pnv11te be:Jrh. Boal
SO-Of.HWY and new dock will be tn·
2 Bit+ gar. Apt. Jl<lth 1.:ludcd. Two-atory,
nicely rum, crpi.., fq1Jc. lJ11 lt:o11y • <I BR, 3 R /\ ·
:t c:ov'rd pallos. Only $100,000. 10% d o wn
Sll4.950. To 1.nspect Agt. _o_\l._1\_r_t_B_kr_~_i_o._o_sss ___ -c
By owner. 4br, l~ba, Joaquin. Gardt'n level,
cstm frpk, drpS, slate Step.down LR, 28r+den·
entry. or Colden West +2ba. Luit <'Pl'g. l 'h: College & Manna lligh _64_(MQ)9 ________ 1 Sehl. $62,00o. 6181 UNIV PARK TWNUM·
Pnscllla. t!Ul-2159. Open OWNER 3llr, 2bn. Ir~
Sat1Sun, l·S kit. Brick frpl<" davldct
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View, View. 1433 Cora.I
Dr. Greal Executive home.
673-7601 AGT. -
frml llv1ng & dinlnii rm.
Natural wood vaulted
t'•1hna1. picture win·
dowa, nlrlum, e or lot w/vlew. Upiradea .~---~~~~-
Xtr:is. $74,75U. c1u1 OHt.OF-.t.-IUHD ~116 eves & wknd,. Laree, coiy 1 bedroom
home with room to ex· TERRACE Dover Plan. pand, Lovely ae.cludcd
htizhly upgradl>d 3 Ur 2 yard & eardcns..$$4,000.
Bu, ~.~. Owner/Ast. ZAGRODZKY JU.TR. 201lt.. C EHTURY FOX ! ~I 6467 '1&-&·861l
& --. H.ttinqton B~och I 040 Sharpci.l home ever . . --.------•---------•~an
B ct t er th ..in new ANYTIME LOWEST PRICE Spa~1ous :? Ult, Fam rm IN
675·3222
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Jrre placc & warm ;it ;ind h11.i:1• m;i~ll•r ;,u1I••
mosph1·n· p lu-; com One Mile to Beach 1t1Jk .. th1~ rh1• lflll"I h·•rrlt-mumtv lll•ol ~ pru1.z1-t11r the kJ't pra1 ,. 11\ lh•
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. -~ ---4BR.3lll\,cul·dc·llac fluonnJ!, cl•rumac talc, gradul, ti.Y Own e r . A6lan 1 Rk tinted wmdowi.. unllquc SIS,000. 9'7~·6129, 644-0S33 REDUCED CanyonCrut ~.~!1631!:177 _r o.ik mantt>I, iwll·l.'le11n1_or_558 __ 7090 ______ 1 REAL ESTATE s 11.000. Pool Sade Condo. 3 nn ....... 3&4 bdrm homes double oven & cbhY.shr REDUCED II r'H, :.undeck Pkoty ol . 1~ybn·' DArm··-'a la"·~·. .. J":1 b11lou" N\•w11ort Wolk to be-ach. Under ' u....., uu "•~ •···h · II I H h I I aLor.ll"t' $00.~ p ntio.""" A1..,, .....,, carpeting 111 " ng eut ai. oc·.1t111n, c u'c to • $80 OOO " .....,... ...., 11. I k
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$72,900
r '-= --Owner \ ery <in\11111 .. ,
• MOME & INCOME mu,l close M1 111\1. hy
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trrol d111, 2 frpls, dbl ga 31n~I(' i.111ry 1 ... ~1· h11.i:ht
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m•I' wh1lt• rc•l·r1v111-" 1n drtvt• lhru ho,rt tlu111,
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546-4141
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wltll• 101. New copper WILL sie•_L __ ""' Mom, brkf't bar, loungl'-floorinc in entry hall & awe80me Vittoria Bu<'h pluml11n~. •I l't1r ~"'age, ...., 111r.e wet bar w/rcfrii; & kitchen adds to lts de· vu. 3 BR. fplc. "morel
'""01 loa hoal 11r ,.Jmper. IUY ITSELF lwC'r tap(W'r, 3 bdrms, h l!bl. Exlenslvc brick S87.000
4 IB>ROOMS '\ow only ~110,000. 4BR, wt•ll k~pt. Crpts & forml din rm, fom rm, work in entry court ari---------
ss 1•950 llurry• FEHOMIMAL drps like new. ThinJ: your bonus rm, with custom .. k U U l p k 9 b. &. h 1 :;!.r uJ!1 o. n v, ar ·. L-o .... 1-...1 I 052 640 9 00 buyers 565.950. !-162-77:-il ra 1net:. :. e ves. ,,.., ...,., ~· "..,.._. l'nml• Jlu1111m:t1m lk•;rrh • 3 BR + JNT'L RE NETWORK 961'1-44.56 ' •••••••• •
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r0 llrcorJtnr \\Jll pnpt•r :J"'lw:fl-lf Jall:Natt NEAR PARK 552·70 l VJ ba . .Many extras.
:-.lc11r .. rhool'I, park .in1I R It Fr~h n~ a daisy & only Honw & Income SSl,!lOO. Ph4gs.5749 ~hnppin.: ,, .... Um{' 1 ' '" Valley ea y steps lo Q gra sy. jell} A UNIQUE PROPERTY THE
l-1L\ loan\\ uh tvtal p"" view park & \~alk1n11 dt:.· Heaut1Cul ball: 3 lwdroom, VJLL *A GOOD IUY *
mt>nt-. of ):.!2 1.00 per _ _ -t.mcc to san<ly ~·itches. 2bJlh, fJm rm. li;lc·. va 3 bedroom. 2 balh, ~ov.
month! Hurry! Call ~ a dehghlful roomy Ir cant. New carpets & REALTORS . ered patio, carpcti;,
003 6767 CALIF. R.t.HCHO open :noo sq ft 3 br, 3 b11 . freshly paanled. l Bedrm -n_..:-_w::i __ •---------1 dropea, spr\nklers, clean
MN rn • 11HliN10~, Hw:"ll • • (' R ES p R 1 M E fi.maly rm home w /dt'n & wul now rented, 1 both, .. Ed• b •&neat. $62.500. [~ 1Hllil ~f;;i]'·F.:~:~ ::~·&E~~::~:~t:~ ~;!!;;~·~~-"~; ~~;;.9 .:~~.~::::;1:. . """'""==-1•c=--.:... (nvahng Rogers). With m~s 41 11Lam tiloss win· ~. ----------t Jn Vlllaie l. 3 BDRM., ~ • H re'' dows. Reduced lo lO..._ ________ ,"i-IOM4 2\ola be., lam. rm., offer·i---------~ ......-ere e .. aepnrate party/gueal ,.. ,_ ,. l II h I 1 .. _... ... ,_ h h A $1411,500. •••••••H•••••••••••••• ftl: .!IOU a t e a111en1t es EMERALD IA y
COATS & WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC. ., "{. N ,.; w I' 0 n uvv.'lC ••• raUI ome 81 .. Cdl ''"-72' ' POOL HOM! of n s ingle tam Uy home .
• HV.1\Cll/t'OSTi\ MESJ\ NEWPORT HTS. he«troom:\, tJlnin~ room, By owner, beauL 2 sly 3 AMAZINGI 1700 Sq. ft. designed to O CI EIAACNH HSOI U0S! 4 •to ,at1!l fy )'our 1cal VlL'W VJL•w VJL·wr• largccJen \l.alhwelbar& • R 11 • ca.relreelivln" -,500 "' _.¢.C.Ul· Mt•d, .... to buy ot TURTUROCK & VfEW Mod~ 3 .:O~rn "'+ an· dartt room :ind more. ~ 2m8:i~t3$;4,o:;;;: 8~ Thia beautiful three ..... bedroom•, 3 baths.Justa ~U .•come In 10 liO E Th1:s <.1dull orc:uptcd ~ Room for hon.cs, tennis ffse Sat/Sun 1.srr.t. bedroom D•err1c ld few 11tcps from beach.
111t)1 'st. to'itJ Mt·,a Jn bllrm, 2 b:>. flt home Is ~~\ck BA y v 1 E w couru. <"lc. Call to <1<'<! ! ========-i 968-0lS9 Town.house Plan 3 offers ,1 ~ Wood paneUnr, beamed
Jrwf"I ll"'r r~ll .. . on nbsolule pl.-n-.u.re lo VlEW, Vll·:W!'! 4 Bedr~ PETE BARRETT Cotto Meta I 024r---------t family room & dining. ~ D. ceillngs1 huilt·ln BBQ. ·•,~11~~·,~1.~;"~":;:',~~" ~~~~~~o~"~~~~~~r~o ": potenuul <'X~ra wut -REALTY-••••••••••••••••••••••• IUCH WALK H.~ug:U~.d~o;J,~r~~~ Ji~~lSo/o ~~~~Bay amenities.
l'r"11;>rty d'l)ll to lndscpg, Lovely for mformauon call ••2·5200 '"75·4 .. ,,. COLLPEOE rK. 3lltr, 21ba; ~0.000 "r&ded tile In enlry. C..t')'
t.'nll u~ 11ho11t n home In atrium corner tc:,.,.n 4 11..J.1 . , ""',. ~ ~ 000 5-IQ 3"1.Cl " Garage door opener. IU· a~'l 8600 " kl • 00r ,.,.--•ll ,.. • vw Ill ont + Jarru1 • m · DECOR "TOR .. ·c:s Coldwell Bank<-r
•' · Mr,.1 Vt•rctr ulso w1.:r1•11t min vkw, itn'\ CJL ·-· MLG ;;;;.---.-.-. ____ 1_m_o_c_. -·--·--·--·-,Walk or Joi: to ocu•n-411 aoc. dues. Pool, paru, ~·
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for lion. wawr & much -· . "-Harbor H·1""lands MES4VERDE acce nt t o wnhomi:.: t erlor ma 1n t " II morc.545-9-t!U. '" Swim pool, 4 bedroom, 2 $14,000 worth or ups:rod-i l andscape. Cloae to '1573CAMPU5~hl'AfE
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iii "1"' plan ortrrtt1 101 t811HC 11wimmln• pool Styluh gourmet k1lchen Loglnclhoch 1048 He"1rtt.ts Be .. ttv
• _ Vctrrnnl'I. :t br!ltooma, "'''h l'lrparnto dres!\1111 On Th• + family room. Laritc ••••••••••••••••••••••• ''~ lllUJ ,.. • e •STSIDE room. Exl'llllenl location ~ mast<>r wing. Outstaod·· with ,..at ~ ltGCAHYOH vrluded mHtt r !IUltt-. near i.hoppana nnd G If C ln11 p11tlo.!'\('(J tobeUeve. •HORTHLAGUHA* Massl\IO ma1tar ault~.
• BEAUTY .. ,09 000 ""-min)' 4'xltal, lariti• lrl ... Manncl"ll l'ork $94,500. 0 ourse ""II now7~2·1700. 1 Ddrm. OWl\•)'our-own ....._ -• nr~ ll<'l.'l'nkcl rcur >~1rJ. Ell ""' :ipl. Walk to beach & Remodeled kitchf'n. "U1l,11har1ilYdl'~r11lc'<l:J r.icr1u11~ "J," 11h,1p <' u·n i.ha•t>. 1>co 1t now' 640·6161 JUAlllst.cd.AJewelunder Ol'fN"'"'""~roNMCt• Ho ovy 1 h1ko r ooC •
. ·~~'.:.°~1~"~0 :i. .. •;1,'.:'1 ·~ f~'~J't :~11h~~flh(\ o't~; ;;1~!:i~~l3 for V.A. io .~~q~.~ll~;l~~lvn~1~~1"1d1~~.~ [91110'. ;J'•.IJI RA~~~:OEO~LTY ~~~~in~~r:~.~.1vi~r Ri~~~Jlrui.~':~~a~Clc<l~
tk-1.lll.IUS nl'W cll•t•ctrolllr COUrtSE. 2 1.nr&I' c;l'<•it1'l•11~n,.1,,.,tl""''' ,..., " .. :;rail:,; ---------t malJ\t. 4' taxea lnC!I, In Owntr anxious. .. ,:l()(L " h b 1 b h low montbly roe. 142,000. ,_. .. paper t .it er1 llcdrm~. Gl.ln1uruus [ I I bl'droom11, 2~ 11t 11, 31R+FAMrLY CallS.$-7221 lllvo yo11 tbal "modrl llMdaouJt rood1•I, , ,tm ~ llJ~'l!:l! taree par\y-slr.ed family t40RIHS REALTY Century2l "W~Ul't"
)1>mo .. fttlln11 Prlc:<:Ju,t ch·~IRnrd & r?'11•Jinatt.>d Jj£V *t room,aUC!lltdlnanl(room, --------~ TURntROCIC •494-8057* ~ced12.200! G46·T711. 111t,•t 1urs. bxi•,•ullv., , --·=•.,:::11•·~ la11to Sp11nl11h fireplace CAREFREE LIVING $11,000 •--------••. · ----~ · rfltr .. ul w/aJl nnumltlcs -wlthral11oo beart.h,walk· l mmaculal• Pion t-NEW&EXCJTINO Udolllle.4Ilr,3 ba,4tft,3
•.• fur ~rucal>U5 livlll& & •o· MIS• v••o£ In wut bur, oko 11dvan· fic(!·linccl drtvo to Im· Turtle Rock. Goracoua hJlltop homo rtaturtn« f rplcs J. corn o r lot.
•• t.ertidnan1e. NIEW "" -., taac, Bt<H,callS4C>-1720 prasive cn1ry. Suoken Ulo entry. Coty formal CATAL1NI\ VIEWS. 3 ~/nk1'.67M751.
• New ll•t•nal Sharp 4 Uvlnc rm w1fplc. l hvlnfl ho11t" crackllna 80RM 2 BATH alll 'j: -W/\ll!:MFRONT 3 8odroorn, 2 both, ft/0, bdrm., 2 bm., f0tm1l din· TAIE1 Sq n. on one-floor. Patl panbh flftpf1tl'c, IA>vc • , qu :y Like New 2 l>r &dtn, 2 b.,
i.. HOMf., f>W. fln-phm•, dhlf' Mn r. inc rm.; olJ bll-lns,ahalte door• from m Hl• ly formal dlnlnit room. COIJ1tr;U~n. :'u&CIOit 2 palln11. <Amqr w/vw.
u 1.-110 ......... ,_., to --'I? AEALESTA_, Concrrtc dnve. 1''t>ntcd. roof Pe<f. r of ea a. bedroom and II van~ rm .ltrlahl & eheury "L" •Y ' eo ea ~ S1G7.~. Dy Owntt, C213) " ... uo1..,nui,. _,, ,,._ .,.., 7SO ,. Jl709CoutHw,y 814,5454, (213> U•..a&Sll. Gaulnodndsdolt WelL 631-1400 ,.,.,, • t&Dd~rll . ruo.ooo "#1 lnCCllllfomlo" pr!VO<'Y orlentc pool 11b11pod kitchen. nuirc So La 4!>0
Roy Mc Cardle lolboa loy Prop. and malntenanru lrre fa mtly room ~ v low11~~·~~a~un~•;;=~~·:;~;;.C.OU=rl~e•:Y:t:.o~b~rok~e:"":·:::; ~~rtl I 002 GaMHI I 002 R .... or I It 0 Mewporl lltMtton SpnJiftcJ JO' Pool bock .r•rd. 4 Bedrma, tropical 11trlum patio.Im oc••u "llWl Be. at buy ln Newport
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••·-.-••• Costa M•so 541·7729 • 67SJ7060 • Sb1ke rooCed dream balhi and • alep aave Secluded muter wltli. ~ • Shotta.4 Br,3 ba.~or house. Clote to South kllc:ben. An umablt tnlrrorcd wardrobe & North La1uoa Baae.h Jot. dlbwbr, frpk:, pocQ.
Coest Piasa. 3br, 2ba, 3 loanlCallquickto.coaU paUoacoaa.wraa~tlo Condo. Large 1 bedrm, t ennis, bea c h , etc, ~ll mscnab /lrvlne ?-realty
H.AHOl IS&..AM>
Newport's most prestigious :irea.
The ultimate in Bayfront llYl.ngl
.Completely remodeled w /e'Yt·
tensive use of bock, glass & dark·
stained w~. Lg. grassy lawn &
.J.mb landscapinf. 3 Room master
.:suite, study, 2 Hd'I bedroom suites
& separate m aid'R. New all cedar
·dock for 45' boat. Beverly Motpby
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Dellghtf '11Jy decorated with custom
f'eaturcs. This 4 bedroom beauty in
Spyglass has the out.standing view.
It's bS goodas 19'1 can get for
$195.000.
.A COLOWal IANlll co.
644-1766
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tlldlna&landoor1totbe t.biaforundtrS80,000. ~.~Jatl'HSnd.~lpno~~! 1'41 balh. ffreplace. E•· flt,500. Call Propof1.y rear, matare traaa. WV rn;: -Ii ...... wmlve1undedcwllbfan· llouH,'42.-3850 •
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Only $111.~00 for this dusivo. &44·7270 beach. Xlnt ~nL Prillc. WfSTc,1nf H[l\l TY
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MES.A YE1l01 t.ra. wtefully don~. os llST VllW JUST L1S't£D. Im mac 4 concl'eto drive, spst'lou.a Rancho S.o JoRquin, on llAlJOtS DR, newly carpeted & l'JllS, oow plush urpcl. GOLF COVRSE, 2 BR, 2 _ __ EAltL Y IWFFS r. D c 0 d h 0"' C!. uqulalte W•IJ treat· Ba, loll. view. O&>en ,,...w ...... ... R~Honably prlrl'd at ment., bltM, mlcrowave Sal/Sun l~.!29 Rua JUSTUS-ll 'ftJM.AIHOOMIT •,500.Evea.&4G-108J.. ovoo aocl ateroo, Owr\tt.'7$2~eves. •-~baek )'ord wilh 1 ._IN1_..,.1 Hla.h on a bill abq'fe 1143,000.0...,S/SM
PAUL W BRUMFIHD
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llJllJlll partt. Call us now to ae l. o la o r p rt d •_,. o r '°" _., _ .. •~~~taherts thla well 11ppololc ~P beret Pncod $109,000 home! .s.a&-OOZZ. al'8t,800 Plum 3. lltO dtcrte ftOo Rnltg i:i11re VlF.W, nic. dedl. ftttbu>t!). upgr11dcd 2br Ir den. .._.J._...... m-~nA<M Abuntec owntr/bllr. ......... .._ ~ u.,y Drive bJ' 2244 Pctrl
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I 11 l,'NITS, E. C'Olta Mesa. •••••••••••••••••o•••• 4bd. 2ba hme Corner, 3 »r romt"r .,.. vaunt a........ · 324 MDsiM V5-f-3J67 .,.ec; • HIW LISTIH41! ••••••••••••••••••••••• XI t ... t'nn"' .. -•y , d h ' d fn-' "d Jilnl cond _..$ • ....... l ' -·••••••-••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••,•• .._,. ., n ror.u. .. v•u • anlc ome 011 .,r o "" ~ • · -· • walk \o F.dl50n H ab , .. pt Shon ... \.(r•mt-l..u1'uryrondo -br.2ba, Wnle ad M tot. DaUy hie. pvt Ph'• up to mo~-3693.. rlcanm5963.uM llHTALS NEW4llr,1Da,auraar,TASTl-:fo'U1.lDr~'>e. 1·tl)'.2BR~dcn or3Dlt frpk, bO.lt •lip, pool, rllol, 1'08 liox 1S60, SllOA>00.1213JUl-4J70 ~-ITSIOE3DR l \.2 Ba --SI·-· •• -" II fpk 1elt cl•on OHn & ht)'LR,fpk,pool.K•ds Bltlts. t P&{IOll. Sl~i>t I Jllt'UU:I !Sul 'IC W In ec.u a.Iba, Ca 92626 • \S • ' Unbelievable $3$0. aer. ..... a .. ~y omts nu~wave. Cpb. dtpa. OK Lele or be opL ~ oua11 ., pool1. Onl} l\ewpurt Mr. ltnd ~1mmin1 ~ $l2S mo. L z .. _ ,0 1• ...... 28R,2Ba........... R 81~ 16611 -.ouo ~1 $78J 11Jt)«2:Jliti6l Santa Ana, a 11n1u; 5 Pnvat~ party ha~ $7lOO 1St & IJ1)\ + $100 dep. -.r·~'"~kM;S,.,o JBR,2811........... nr 1chl1/th0Jlil. ttn~ or __ ------
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lai;oon w boat allp. frpk, BIU Grundy la buy unll)I unprcw~ i;.rdnr ok "'•~r paid. Sell lt.i\b, pcta, •net. l"e~ 3 RR, 2 lb ...... •.,'. $4 •••u•••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••• ••• •• ••• • • ••yG• •ss HILL !<""""· tatun1, p00I Realtor G7S G1s1 l o Co o I ""'30 ., ... 31-M11in Rmll1l1 sio "70 a am. z Ba .•••.••.... S4 •wou-unv1 Jwio um~ ror h·a&l' r" ~ -l>NL \' $~.000 J..Af<·oted -Pf"OPl"1Y n ran~c · _ r ~· -· .,.~ -' 3 BR, I Ba ..•••.•.••. $« ~
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rmlf' :vour t.u lllll'llet ro c.,1 " (.amp11n.i own\·r. cllbh ror your equity. NlS/mo. Gardner/pool acbool & ~·h. Z poola & ., 1m' Z Ba .......... ' ~2 l\LUY1"S Col\Jo l.u&ca l> II n a l' o Int H b r • SPYGll~S Hill ~"··nJi.hf\o ~·I 11p11r .mr.-ws ca11~;-0347 malntlncld.A~.MB·77_.29 r('ccntr.~.96297~ ioR:21~~:::::.:::s-t StmlngwtSSOO 1·524&20 ___ _
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both old llod new. F1.,exl· Oceanfront. 2Br, frplc. S235 Ulll pd. 2 Drtwi:Uu.e. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mesugeat640-0166 Walk to beach It poo ahopl 0 & schooli.. SE!:;. j W JPIER & DOCK COSTA MESA blc terms, Jeasebac. or panelln1 Winter $4:?:> l'hrld ok. Fee 3 llr, 3 ba townhouse. S600. mo. Agt. 642·38SO 842·1668
Under Construt·Uon l!Oltdollarpotenual \'rl .u1 .. • ........ ..,,. · •1. R l 1 ... O. .. ""O Sp11rklln5; new cond . CULVHDALE ----------llullderacccptingolrcrs __ y.., .......... ......,. "am en a s ..... ...,, 1470. Ca ll .. Liia", 4 Bodroom with bonll$. B~AUTIYULllOMt:,UP Housff"'"'lsltedor
67S.12l3 Deluxe nt'w units, 111 3 Br, nice clean. lg. )'d, 846-ll7l or846-54S6eves. CW-de-lac. Close lO ten. PER BAY VIEW 3 BR ~thed )300
N S B pnvutepataos.$300,000, ' .,..__ r 1 d k be •r 11 av:.111 r(needed, S350mo . .,..,,_ ..... Sb•.'rp Vacan·L-~ Call VACANT.640.5560 VIiii. prlv. comm. w1lh Crreplaces and 1£ .Quail ~ 3Bedrooms,2balhll, good ;schls, refng/slovc •-1--l~ .... nls park apd P*OI. RE AS 0 NAB L •••••••••••••••••••••••
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1-d C II ~13 36""or ls ~0 8 , d 1 urn or un uro .. ~·· VIEW Praperltwa l1tYest,,..,.t W•t• u .:., ~c..,!v .o\lain Rents , 510-...,, quln tnh~ nr Culver l x20 woo pane e bdrms. $l50/800 mo. Ted N u R 1n-t•20 Local Pvt Ply w1shc~ lo ""'" ...,., s u . t'wy. 1819 11q fl, 2 TENNIS COURTS ramily rm. a:or dr opnr & JI. Vundlrno Con1p-11y • .;:J~~~"D· r.~~m.a. l•~OUAl~I Hl-llfACM buy. lO·SO prrde or MESA VERDE conv. den. 2"" ba, lux. 1?ardener. $~2S mo "s k r oftr NC-A I
1 · " · h owners h Ip u n I l :s. 3 B<lrms & F.tm Rm. msl ~ui le & ba, rrpte, db Exceptional "Colony" 673-3t?Seves1wlmd:.. Ip cs. wetbJr, Sec t I. 2 NEW [/SIDE Sub:.lantral immediate OCEAN VIEW f<'nced yard-Dbl gar. t'ncl i:ar. ~15 mo. nead home in a most deslruble 838·5-11014_9_1-4_264 ___ _
beaulrful home at 2311 h l ,,12 1116 , "-autrfully decorated Sl2:it m o v ."i:.el l:o. ~, .... 1..,._ 20 Arbol•·. loc11tJon. 3 Be. droom + NWPTTerraceCondo, Is< J"R 1,.__R ... frnl~, •ncL •• Cliff Dr .. or rall 3"Cnl ro {'Ji> .wno 1> D<' I I "''0 9·>< ..,.,.,. ...... ..... -· •• ( t r ... .,.. 3 B 2\ b n .... " • .. .. "' • C M TRIPLEXES 2»r flome nr b1 h .\II _:en ~-· _.ttti___ i;.&().8300 , m~ve am1 y room or --mo. r, 2 a puuo, dbl i:ara,e. • appt g.t2-4ro3 • • mainl Inc Id •J. lkuled COLI ~'GE PARK 3 Br nr party fun. \.!i.e or private cpts, drps. 646-2700 S.:165 • StS..s:J92 --------~ P R 1 1> f': U 1-DUPLEX 11001, 2 (rµlc~. 1.1allo, ulll . 11 ' ·h ls •1 coll;.,e Unaven.1ty Park twnhm, PoOI. tennis courts &1.,..111.,.,.-,,,--.-..,--...., .. -..,....,.--.,......,l:::--:-:-;--'----...... wrv'1 C rest" 'J \" .... ' L'. ll ." JI I P · H'" •. ...,.1'." ·c·ro ... ,·" lJL,""'"11 1 ,.-.,,,. '91 . ., • .,, a :.l 00 •n~ " · Hr 3 liu fam rm rn1c c lubhouie Included. •~.n-~ C....doMlniWftS ..... TO~.;lllllS~ IJ~IT. 1\1.~~~ uun~t ;,:~ PIJ ·-·•vv_mo .. _ .... _ ..... __ $J.Smv ~rn.iu7 -O\n,nrPool.Jar7~·5250 $t7S/mo.JeA&c.CALLlo-•. 2Br Oft Huch , $3S ~lhd J42S
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green'-".• l )OU re IX> • " ·' " ''' Lal or ) rl) li.c $!173 mo Su1>er neat lvnc.Jo. 3 Br, 2 '~ Cf()( .. • • • y, se or ...,, m Towfthouse . inll Cor fantai.l11: h' •nR ul Plac• \".\JI t: I ~I .\ 11 :! CJll ~Ir:. Lo ng b4-18Gl2 IJa. l rpk po.ii. <'fblu;c.:. t>ir din rm. 2 ba. ne~ crpl. l:.C'/opt w /$2000 optio u..funtlst..d :-3525
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F "' ... T"STIC W. 7;,I 070-1 mg.SS7-1247 5."l2·9414 Mr Uunn Nt·w.i llr,. Next to pool & loc.,llon wt"'" •·-"t doc (7HI 9115·1801, f,\i:1. Ownership """ ... --------_ _ · _ _ leonr~ courh . bl· thrs ~ ,,., vuu
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A(lull l•ark 10~·---·. :'.' fl•. OWNERSHIP rn 29 Palmi. M.oke ~ai.h No. 4 Plan, 4br, fam rm, 4 BDRM. & !-~AM. RM., den, din area, 2\Aa Ba CdM Main bch. Cin-ai::"· ,.,., -• of'r. Pll: ;J67·7il9 all l C<>rnpl rf.'<lec. 4 hr, 2 ba, 2'-!rba, air cond, gar door bill-in kitchen, lge. sun· bltns, trana comptr, aut AVAIL unfurn1'·SllSO
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1714) 630-56, 0
Ext. 4596
REAL ESTATE
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CLERKS
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STACOSWITCH. INC
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549-3041
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THE LOOK
540-4500
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household dut 1t'~. No
:<1moking. Orf wknd~. Bel!
Canyon aN>:t. 640-~.
Companion for cldcrl}
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portunlty h im-
mediat•ly ovolloble
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minimum of 5 YH"'
industrial •lectncal
malnt•nonc t ta ·
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Your duties wllf In·
elude malntolnln9 tht
pruent eltctrlcal
systems ond r•MOd•l-
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be familiar wlth
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volt systems.
ircellent co"''o"y
b.Mfih indud• pro.
fit sharirtC). for pro-
mpt consldtrotion.
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Mellie ledfof"d
17141630·5610
bt. 4596
3340 E Lo l'olma Ave
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ENQtll.EllRS AND
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PACKING /SHIPPING i-------•1 CURK
NURSES AIDES
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S,ORT COUPE 11\c•J ~llOIJ ""I ,, l.1 11i79 . ..,., () I c·r d -, < "' 11!..1? AM J-'M. Mak!' (If _ "" pe • re u1 1·1 ,11., r. r, mu .. 1 ~··II r>'I~ t'l!'>~
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SAHTAAMA
... LIHCOLH ME:RCURY
l:lul N. Tu•lm
Santa Ana 547-05 I I
t.11 '•l1h\\\n.>hl1<11 S\111~ hl:!l.X't1
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P~ot 974 ...••••..••.......••••
71 PEUGEOT 304
it \ W i p;.i.,s hus :>.lnl
, 11nol 37 \1 rn1 /\ir, .. 1,1100
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$6395
S40·S630
IOll~SO\' & SOX
• LINCOLN ·MERCURY
$8786
GustaisOft
Lincoln MHCury
lfiXIWI J\1-al h Ill\ ti
Huntington B~ach
842-8844
1•n11 . A \1 1 ~ M ra,~1·11r 2626HARIOR llVD.
ad. tires, hr,111oor, h1 COSTA MESA
Jackers, camp..r '"""· M;;;riclc--9947 tool Im'\, J 'I"'· .JUIO SlllOOor IJ,t •>ft 1, 1:! 1.11~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
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'7 4 MARK IV 11w 8557:ift:i11m
Gol(I Erl1t111n \\llh moon '68 Jmp~ln ~ :i:!7 :!~1~
roof. l1·111hcr •ntt•111ir, lift paint. brks, .11ai.: "hh.
1dw .. 1. 11u1~1· • 1111t1111, Air !\hocki;, ~~i:;/nf1
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t1onin~! <"•mw llnvr this·----------!
11111• • •1111.Pli) '119 C'h('V, llhll :-107 l"nJ:
$7876 Air. lll'W p.11n1 . '\lnl con
$900 l'h 546 Mt,7
'72 FORD MA. VlRICIC
/\11torn.1t1c 1r1111.,mis~ion.
l.111nr1 .11r cond1l1omng,
""" 1•1 !'olt•erinS{, r:idio.
lw;1l••r NIC'c car! Lie. 'o 01;:101.v.
$1999
540-5630
lonxsox & so~
• llN<:OtN·MFRCURY Gustohon
Lincoln MM"cury
ll.kOl lll•a1 h 111111
Jluntrni:ton Bt•afh
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""---'74CHEVYMALl8U •••••••••••••••••••••••
•73 MARK IV CLASSIC 1970 MERCURY
"·ork. $725/h,1 Iii'' 5;,!12 Mercury 995
Lo:uktl "1th 1111 whrel. 2 t>r han!Lnp, \' H, 3utn Marquis Brougharn
I ( l l :! llr ll.ir1Hon. f'a\tf.'l k.1lhf"t mll'rlllr, \:.J 1f'M r11n~. 11r t>rv fflr ron< 1 ,, SF:UAN 4 'l>«'<'tJ, Jo'\1 ·,, Ill 1,. "'lnl cnnol I.II" 1 ru!'i· o·ontrol. 11oning. AM/I-M r suJ111 hhw w/dnrk hlt10 \lnyl
r.1d10. hl'oi\t'r & ~llv1•1 \11r1r .... 1. \\I 1-\f "Iii.. P""''"' '" "nni.: & brakt•. 111111., P<•W<'r ,ll'l'rlnr. r 1111I 6' I win C'Qmfor
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DRIVEA 1966Mtrctd•s230 ~•f'k! 1:.11.1l1l11l,'ldr,!lttf'k <>hift Mn•hluuimi• lhi~"an· • · l 9 o l.111111111 1
l U•11•1 " n I . 1 'f''"•'il ONLY $1699 \" 1.1.1111, r.1ol1ala $?jj(J(I al ht·.iuh (I I l(;JQI. S 2 9 OHL Y $1499
LITTLE... '~~; "1~·;:11;11 .\1:··1','i~ &. Htwpon•r Motors t.1 ' •'·•'hi r ~l'M GSS.4J8 llN~~~~ ~~;;URY Hewporttr Motors ' SAVE A LOT '.'l · .. "1 • l' .. ,... ·, l!lltl ll.1rl111rllhol I' \I. itl \W llu.c Xhil rnnntn" us son · J'HZ•ll .1rl111rlllv1l .C M.
l • \.'~s l ' 1''"' .,,nxi CALL 642-0795 ro11t1 • 111•w Im·~. ,,,.; Llncotn M~n:ury 1301 N. Tu!ltin CALL 642-0795
i-.111ll'ol:ie'O:'t11'\IH: '"""1
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1ARWICKD4TSUM Sl49 POf"tc~ 975 1'1-li'rJf,111•.fl?SH!!C)j) Huntln<JtanBuch ----Ml'rc'73Cou.r:nrXtt7.Air,
-l'11n J11on c.1p1'llr. no • DOH BURNS. •••••••••••••••••••••• 842-8844 ( ·orv<1 ir Munn• Ii:!, m0<!1 pwr dl'\1" hrk'!., st••c-rtnn.
tll·IJ7S 493.3375 PORSCHE-AUDI 66 'ORSCHE 912 1969 VW -------hi IH'Mlll, xlnl 1•1111•1. St• 11t•1.1L•. wmdows. Str rco.
-----1:io:n 1t.wl.or 1111 11 S l\pc1•1I w 1~t ll:k i.hlrl FASTBACK AMC 9905 & a111"1't' G~7'~~ till whl.. lll!'rl r:1dl:i!JI ,
"72DATSUN510 <;.\10>1-;N<iHO\'~: rlil'<" l1rllk•·,, r;id111, i\11•1v111ccrunnlnl!r nr! •••••••••••••••••••••••Chrysler 9925 ':lnylNw~ •. ~o,OOOml.l•vt
A n I., n11tnm11tlc, :11r CALL 6 36-23 33 h1•1111•r, tinl<·(I 1:1.1,,. & (~ \ V13ll>. '72 11111111•1 SS1' Hluc• ht1ok ••••••••••••••••••••••• _I I)' "7~·~·-•·-----i
' umil 1'!t ~kr1-1> r11Jio 1 'n • ,, Ill\ I 1nl"1I11 r. I• n BILL YATES 11m•1· ~1 IUO $IOIMI firrn i!l <'o!'IOlrn. fullv lr1111l1•il, • ll 'l Mc r". w 0 I! 0 n
, bl.'l1t•\·,1hly lmm,ll'•tlutr• tl'l!iO \l.-r< 1'(k<1 ::r.?t>. 4 !ipd. l)('lwvubly 1mr11.1('11f.1t1·' VW PORSCHE 7~"lrtl 'lnl 101111 S!,;i;,o. 1·1111 SlllOO m.ik1' nfln J.<>av-
6'111"1 '<t'l' to b1•hr\1•' AM t-'M r.u.llo. 1ww m M11:0.l s1·0 1\1 llclicv1•' • '?'lG 1 ---71 1·4'1.I 1;s;., 1dl 1, & 1nu t""ll mu11l '<'II
(3111illli I l••nur Iv Im~ 2~• m I l'Wi ( l;);M8G ). Sun Jrwn Ca Jll'llnino " '~~Ol 111 • !'al /~II. 'Its:.! ~"IH:I '
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NEWPORT DATSUN i.;~> m7o ,1,1>" nr 1173 ~167 NEWPOIT OATSUN •1;1 & ·m lluJZ,, Both xlnt Buick---991 o ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOHTlGO
llAA l>ove Strt•<'l on t;pni. ~ Oo"' i:;1r1· .. 1 ~11~0 & $975. ttlr m > ••••••••••••••••••••••• '.4 CONTINENT AL /\urn. trnM .. factt>ry air
Nt.;Wf'OflT fif:J\Clf NEWPOH r llF: \Cl! 4~ 3'Jfl5, 1~1 Auick lltl\111tr, OnP.lnnl & I ov.1wr An ''nndlllonlnJl, powar
833· I JOO • Ml W AGOH * 833-1300 4.0r. Mok•· nUc·r. "~ltd .1nd1 n ll car' ~•rrnni:, JJOYl•·r br:iktt.
""'-----'RI! 23(\S, AM 1FM. AIC. '""' 911 Tara~. Fantu•t1 165 VW, cyeat coftdl G46·5867 <KAKOl6l n11llo, ht'lltl'r. z:,:lKKV. , l 2107.. 4 ~pcl. Xlnl rond 1\11chcllo~. 18 mpg. 46,000 ;ech 'I c~~d.. SG 1~50 SJ\:,() ll<M·I059evl'.t. •----$AVE ~~fl·[,·''1oq;~~·o~3~1:~l! Oll • lii.:ht bluP, prob "73-6377. '7JSupcr Reelle. 1-iawlM• '73C('ntury.11lr, vinyl top, MARQUIS MOTORS S4i~~~~O
842 tr.11 ftn(''1 ... ,.imJll<' in U.S t'()f)rl 1n/oul. Runs J1r.at cnns<'. 'ery cle;in, $'l7~. MISSIO"I Vll·:Jn
iU.000 Mil l!-.1~ •'''('"· ·ro6 Por!lcl'lr IHI Whit ht Sl'l'lS tikcs. 6"2·2072 963 fHl\.'l _____ 83 I ·2&80 495•1210 ·"II . 210Z. air. 4 !!pd, '76 1-::;ry-2'0 Tl -;-C'I Yl /bm lulh 1111 G -------'70 ftl\1er· F'\ill '"""Wfr i-----
• A~ffM, .iulo antt'nnn. \l<'n'f'<lc~ \C ~ r ~ 1 Ps 8 ron~~ 642 11..u; _ 72 VW Spirit Bubblr T"P· Classie' "\tech&~~~:illy m ui;:s. rat11a 1 ... ~<'od · 1 · • • • • lo rnl, ll('w t1d•31s, 1m h '74 LINCOLN
rnnd.' makl' odder Pt' Mu,i...-ll l99 J.li 1 57 Pors.-hl'. MW p.i•nl. nrnr. looks like 76. $4100. ~~t 1~1 ~oom cood COHTIHfHTAL
833-itSl 6, \f 1 ~E 1 1 chrome. cng & trans. 'Ill l>IG 71llt · TOWH Sf:DAN ~ ,.. Cn'N ~'!. ""'' • x n Mags, disc brake!'>, t'lt'C -
1974DATSUH rontl, rrhll m r<'h.:inlral :.unroof, like now, 'l.GVWFHlbaek CadiUoc 9915 4 Or F~ctory n1r r•111d1
ly makeofr f.75 5876 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l1onln11. full po" "r.
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2626 HARIOI ll VD.
COSTA MESA
IOll~SO\' ,\SO\'
• LINCOI N·MFIH,l lHV
LARGEST VW
IMVEMTORY
IM ORANG! COUNTY
vw .
NEW 1976 RABBIT
2 DI. HATCHIACk SEDAM
Fully factOfY equipped. 53499 (3~4)
YOU"YI .Ot
TO ORIYI rT
TO HUIYI fT1 l\JJll rAJt a llt.CN~C'
1210 HATCHIACK • ' . --M2 2289 $30(> Nffdii eng work. J)OWl'r !lll'<'nnJ(, ,\ M' FM
_. tyl. 4 s--1 w11111c 1960Mlt ltOSL 1 • p .. _ Ca 21 673·30'19a(L ll. '7t Sc.-d11n d<' Vlllr Nl'w II lrnck s lerl'n r11rl10, ' b\ft ' ""~" '" orsc .. ., rrcra · point AC ovcrhilul n{'w • • 11lr rond .. h~11ttr ROADST!R Utre.ts,OOOml°s Alloys, ·ss VW, cle11n ho<ly, anrf, radiai u;es, valve' Job. powe r disc brn l<c i;,
'75 MERCURY
MARQUIS
WAGOH
AutQ trans, factory olr P•---------------... CQncli11onln~. pow~r DOM IUINS, IMC. ~ttreo radio. vin>I in 4 n l., 4 speed wistkk AM/FM aler. p w. Mwit lllOOcc. en11 by W11ll aJO 842.9731 power 11 indow11, J>Owcr _,or&11nt~alass Un. ~hlll. h ratcr & 'll<'reo sell $13.000.673-4561 Porschl', SA. SlOOO . ---i;eat l'. Co mpl e l l'ly
'bcUevabl)' 1mmocul1le r:uho Unbehtvablv im· - ----536 426Gnft5 ·;5 Cad Coupe. Load(•d. equlppod "•lh l1H 11Lccr -~lu11t see lO bellevr ' rnaciilute' :\1uMl >·cc l Ponoche 1!>7t. 9ltT Taran, $7700. 30.000 ml., nun 1111(. \l'lour lnh.•i 1or, IQ
_ (0018"2>. bdleve! <11.llbatS>. S spd. AM/1-'M, alloy '73 Van Qimper, sunroof. BartooCreen 631-3010. I mi.lcs.OS7HJ-;C. ONLY $2895 111 .. CH IMPORTS whls. te11th seat.a, ST500. new tlrts. brakes &: $5999 ~. TD T t;A 493-8007 shocks. AM/FM t'6111 '7 6 EL DOR ADO "" HIWPOR A SUH 841 DOVE ST. stereo. l3000. Mu~t atll CONVERT. Stor~ 11ince SAHTA AMA 'N~~~r8J~~~H MEWPORTll.ACH 1965,onct..C. thbwknd.C'.llnbt'ut-nal ne~. 600 m1. Whl w/blk UNCOLHMUCURY
Ill 1300 · 752 0900 Perfedcond.Pleaucall 1004 W. Ocunfro n\, int.f\allyloo£dtd.St6,SOO. l30JN.T~lin -__ __ • fordeta1ls.648-Sl61 Balboor('ll. ~ 5-faAN 547-0511
i1te(•nn1t, power bnaket, VOLKSW .. GEU rod10 , healer, !l A "
J>ll m rniier MllNDV. SALES-SERVICE-PARTS $4888
540·563().
1011\SO\' & SO\'
• llNCOl N. Ml: HCunv
2616 HARIOR tlVD.
__f_OSfA MESA
13731 HARBOR BLVD.
GAU84GllOVI
534-4100
MAZDA
MOW GIVES
THIS AMAZING
5 YEAR OR
75,000 MILE
EMGIME
FACTORY
WARRANTY
OM ALL
NEW '75 & '76
ROTARY
CARS & TRUCKS!
PLUS •••
We're havit1a a FREE
FOR ALL
FRQ_OtL
Maula'• l Y"••ll'°Ai.L ~~ .. ·~: _,._,....,.. .....
Mazda w1ii oay all S«Vtee c:Csts of
notmal usf' eaceol gas) '°' any rc>cary pnqonp car or lrucll purcnased
new on or .lller July I. 1976, lor hioO
vears or 25 000 miles. whichever
comes lorsl Your Mazda deelW will
PIOVldfl yOll Wllh all oart•. labof and
m11teri.it5 101 Jll l>flrv>Ce Of reoam;
reouort>O on illl lac1ory f1QU4pn-enr
nus oflpr 1'\ gooo ontv 1n cert11n
states ano tor a hmoted time
GIT A OltW DEAL
WHEN 'YOU GIT .. ON
TMIMAZDA
MEW •76 MAJDAS
START AS LOW AS
'2999
Mazda Mizer <3eOO&Cr
CLEAN
UP
SUPER
SALE
WE MUST
MAKE ROOM
FOR ARRIVING
'77 Models
OVER
200
1 7615 .. MOW
PRICE
SLASHED
TO THE
BARE
METAL
YEAR-END §DUB
CLEARANCE
ON All 1976
BUICKS
EXAMPLE SA VIMGS •••
Brand New 197 6
SKYHAWK"S ..
EQUlooed w11h vs engine. 4 ~.
owr steertl\g, tinted glaee. roof
crow n moldlng a b ody side
moldings (107473)
54199
SUPER RESALE
SPECIALS
1966 IUICIC
WILDCATC~
A dynomll• c:lasslc -th ~tic,
air c:ond , pwr 1teering. brakea &
SUPER
SAVINGS
DUllMG OUR
REDUCTION
SALE
QAMrc.I .••
176 FIAT 13 I CPE. ~ltv 9QUIPOed illclud1ng automatic
t~on AM·FM radio & many
ot~ factory e11tras Demo. Ser
t0109000.
wtndOWI (SZB057l. °!"*$' $IOJ6 tz:
ONLY $1222
lt74 IUtcll NOW ~ Loaded wllh stereo. titt wheel. CNlae
control. pwr. wlndowa. INfs a dOOt • $3995 locks. vinyl roof & chl'Otnr ~
(1291.PB)
ONLY $4888
lt7l IUICI .
IUCTli uMr1w
Has every option plua low, low mil-.
(502MILJ.
OHLY 53666 ,
lt74UMCO&.H
COMT'l •tJ.11.1 CCMIPI
Ha 9"9fYthlng S>lut tow. low tri*8e
-onlY 28.000 mlln. («l:Jl...FG>.
0. ... 140
Mew&Usecl
CcnM.tGo
Sl1>Er car
YaklEs
1975 COUPI DIVIW
Leettier seats. vinyl tOP. stweo radio,
Powe< windows. dOOf IOdts rear
windoW defogger. Only 19. 1oe mies.
(t180219) $7995
* 1974 COUPEDEYIW
Leather stereo radio cabtlolel too.
lull power. FIVE TO CHOOSE
12.000 Mile or 12 mo. Caid1llac: V.P.
Service Agreement "A1111lable ...
(#024REC) low as
$6595
* lt74 SEDAM DEV'IW
Leather Seals. AM-FM slereo radlO,
tilt wheel, lull p0wer. (629JRI)
$6395
* 1974 FUITWOOO
IROUGHAM
6/JJAD Power a.eats. leattler. V1ny! too
stereo, full power Low Miles lWO
TO CHOOSE. (# 1773-40} Low as
$7295 * 1971 B.DOIADO COUP£
Stereo tape ptayer, v1nyt 100. leather
seats. power windows. owr dOor
loeks. fllt wheel. (f268HDE)
$5495
*
* I t74 PLYMOUTH
SHRIMGPWS
Power windows. air cones . bucket
seats. vinyl top. power train. plus
Service Agreement "A111lable:·
(257MCCJ $3295
* I t75 THUMOEllllD
Pwr windowl. Mats. stereo radlo.
cruise oontrof. wire wheel COY9f, full
vinyl too. Only 20.317 mllea.
(f112e21) 6995
------
Brand tfew
'76 CHEVErrES
YOUR CHOICE
' SCOOTERS
#271623-1619
#274921-1667
•
Brand Mew '7 6
LUY TRUCKS
YOUI CHOICE
s3349
LUV TRUCKS
12394~1645
1241262-1746
1976
0
N
D
A
"HATCHBACK"
With AM radio (SGC20~7139)
52877
• 11WAGOM11
(WBA2024904)
53077
BRAND NEW
1976'DATSUN
280Z's
READY FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY •
LARGE INVENTORY
•
MEW CAR 1'RAD6-IMS
1974 FORD
ECOMOLIMI V AM
AM·FM radio w 1• tooe. vs.
automatic, pwr tst' Si\ & air oond.
Low m11eage.D" rr9lchillg "'°"" Int~ ,. ,.,,_ to sell (555i
495
lt72 GAS SAV&
DATSUM 1200 Z H.
4 IC)Md. radio & hHler. (345149).
$1995
CAM PM
1974 DATSUM PICKUP
4 IOffd. r.cito a heat•. Must '" 10 appreeiste. (52S978)
$3995
1971 DATSUN
1200COWI
Red with blectc vlnyt roof. Bello.
hMter & 4 8PMd. (2840NC)
$1995
lt7Z TOYOTA
Cll.IC4
4 IC)Md, Bello. hNter & air oond.
B11Je with white lnt9tt0r. r21MFNE>
SPECIAL
1976
ARROW
SALE
o.ht..cllllCJ v-.. °" lrmd
.-W 1976 Arrows ••• It .. Y..-n.. to San lig °" tM Arrow
of Ya.-a.olce!
llAMDMEW'76
PLYMOUTH .AltltOW
.C soeea . .c cylinder 1600 cc. engine.
vinyl bucket seats, 600x13 tires.
(7L24K67301108}
52995
WHAT MORE
CANA
LITTLE CAR
GIVE!
(Valjd to 10 pm Sunday.
September 26th. 1976
Sub1ect lo onor sale) .
OPEN DAILY
UNTIL I 0 P.M.
IMCLUDIM& SUHDA YI
BUY
FROM
IKE
072 DATSUN Z40%
4 Speed, a1r conditlon1ng. stereo
radio. heater. mags. Super shoro!
The hot onel Lie. No. 091FTC.
s4399
''9 VW IUG
4 Sdleed. radro GOOd transoort1111on.
Uc:. No. 280MTX.
5 1199
71 TOYOTA COIOU.A Automatic tran1mlulon. rad10 Seo It todav1 Lie No 243CIJ.
5 1499
74 a CAMIMO PlacuP Automatic trensmlulon. fldOty air
condftlonlno. radio. heal•. "Shell~
the ap0rty ont. Lie. No, 58255W.
54399
74TINMPM ....... U
The Sporty Of\t, Equipp9d right! Lie.
No.43eMMC.
53199
' Wherever you llve In
Orange County, buying a>;
Used Car In Costa Mesa::
from Johnson & Son
"Just Makes Sensel" • 74 utotCOLM 4 DOORSIDAN
V-8. auto. tran11., f•ctory al~
conditioning, power steering, PoWtr.
disc brakes, power windows, powec
seats. radio, heater, whitewall tires
vinyl roor. tinted glass. wheet
covers. till wheel, extra nice car! I
I.Ac. No. 64SJPP.
$6395
•74 COURIER "CICUP
4 speed . Jackman maas. tarp,
yellow. f83208Ul
'2588 74 FORD rtMfO
Auto. lraM .. stereo radio, cwrtMD
Interior & exterior. Pretty colar •
Uc. No. lJOJSH. $2795
74 MUSTAM• I 9ittA
Auto. trans .• factory alt
condltloolng. power steering, dl~
brakes, radio, heater, v1nyl root'1 tlnl(od alass. Sliver metallic wttll
sunroof. extra nice! CGLPO).
'3575
71 wucun MAl9"'S WA.oM
Aulo. trans .• taclory alt
condlUonln1. power 1teerlna. power ~~:r;J,·d~o4h8.889 Pusenger.
'72 CA,.J COUPI
V.f, 4 al)ttd. AM /l"M IU1'eO rid~
heater. 40.000 miles. Super 11harpl
CS81P0F). '2295
'7J MllCURY MOMfMO
Auto. tr•n11 .• factory air
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VOL. 69, NO. 267, 4 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSOAY,SEPT'EM BER13, 1t76 TEN CENT.$
Bolsa Wetlands Off State Buy List '·
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. By ROBERT BAil.KER
OlltleO•llY ,., ... ,.... ~· Approximately S60 acres of the
Bolaa Chica weUands have been
deleted from a last of proposed
coutaJ acqwsitJon sates by the at.le.
The area was believed all
along to rank high on the prlonty
list.
Only two Orange County sites
remain on the state purchase tut
that wHI be decided by votef'6
Nov . 2 on the Prop. 2 ballot LSSue
They Include the Dana Polnl
headlands tor a blufft.op park and
recreallon area and the Irvine
Coast for beach access and day
use facilities between Laguna
Beach and Corona del Mar.
Also chopped oft the shopping
hst in addition to the Bols.a Chica
wetlands were the Los Cemtos
weUand, on the Orange County·
Los Aneelea County border:
Department of Water and Power
property 10 Seal Beach; Depart.
ment o( Transportation property
on Pacllle Coast Hl&hway and
Santa Ana River land in Hunt·
inltoo Beach.
Other-property originally re-
commended bul Jen off the bood
wue Includes pr-operty south of
the Santa Ana River in Newport
Beach; porUoos of the Upper
Newport Bay. vacant lots at
Crescent Bay m Laguno Beach,
areas of the central Laguna
Beach bluffs, portions of Avco
land in Laguna NiiueJ; parts of
Lantern Bay in Dana Point and
the extenaion or Doheny St.ate
Beach to the north.
Huntincton Beach Mayor Hat·
riett Wieder uid today she
wasn't ta.ken by surprise that
other city officials bad U·
pressed
She said deletion of Bolsa
Chica will allow the city to COD·
trot it.a own destiny on the land
parallelln1 the Pacinc Cout
IB1hway adjacent to the city
limit.a.
"Tbis leaves us witb the
responsibility and challenge to
do what's best for the people of
Huntington Beach," shuaid.
Councilwoman Norma Gibbs,
• on the other-hand. said sho w•
taken completely by surprise. ·•
''11'1•t was my whole prem""
in walling for the bond el~~
until we decided what lo do wu.11
Bolsa Chica,'' ahesaJd. ii
·•I lbouaht by zoning lt w~
would 1ncreaae the value, hli
that whole argument ls siiOl
down now," she aald.
Putt.base of the Boba CblC9
<See 801.S'-', Pace A!)
Slaying Suspects Pronrlse Alibis~·
Wann11p O ver
Debate 'Vital'
To Candidates
By Tiie AHodated Press
Despite JJmmy Carter's
15,000-mile campaign log,
despite President Ford's high·
visibility home stand, despite the
promises and the polls, the
crucial phue of the contest tor
the White House begins tonight.
* * * Carter Says
He's Sorry
About LBJ
AUSTIN, Tex. (AP)-Mrs.
Lyndon 8 . Johnson said today
ahe was "dlstre11ed, hurt and
perplexed" by Jimmy Carter 's
remarks about her late husband
in a magatine lnterv'lew. Carter
bas apologized for h1S comments
about Johnson.
Mrs. Johnson's statement was
released abortly berore the
former F\rst Lady toured the
Lyndon Baines Johnson Ubrary
with Car-ter's wire. Rosalynn.
ShorUy before Mrs. Carter ar·
rived, Mrs. Johnson was asked
by reporters for comment on
Carter's remark to a Playboy in·
terviewer that Presidents
Rlcbard M. Nixon and Johnson
engaged in "lying, cheating and
distortion of the truth.•'
She said that she told her staff
that if anyone sought her com-
ment, ''They could say I was dis·
tressed, hurt and perplexed.··
Mrs. Johnson COftfirmed that
the Democratic presidential can
didate called her an.er advance
reports o ( the Playboy interview
were released.
"I fell it was very nice of him
to call me. He told me he had 11a1d
a great deal of nice Uull(tS about
my husband on his travels along
with au the other Dcmocrnllc
presldenta," M rs. Joha'IOO said.
At that polnt, •he ~c off her
converaatloo with reporters by
walkin1 with her dauchter, Luci
Nuaent, to 1reet Mrs. Carter She
took bottl of Mrs. Carter·~ hand~
In bert.
After a brlti( tour of the library
uhlblts, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
Nugent and Mrs. Carter went in·
to seclusion for 20 minutes to
have coffee.
AAked by report~ afterward
If thev dtscuued tho Playboy lntervlew, Mrs. Carter said: "Wo
dido'hay PlayboyoneUme.''
Carter waa quot~ a.s saying In
the Playboy Interview, which
wtll apJNtar In the magazine's
November tsau•. ". . 1 don't
think 1 would ent ta.ke on the
(See APOLOGY, Pace A.2)
NEJf'S AN ALY IS
Wha~ is past is wannup.
The 90 -minute debate in
Ptuladelphla tonight at fi ·JO PDT
LS viewed 1n both camps as the
likely pivot point for the 40 cam.
paign days that remain.
In large part, 1t is the lack of a
single, compelling issue or set or
issues that has raised so hith the
stakes in the first of three Ford.
Carter debates.
Image and voter Impressions
of the Republican president and
the Democratic chalJeoger are
therefore the more important.
And those are precisely the
perceptions that the debate can
shape, or reinforce. or erase.
Furthermore, by any measure,
the race Is closer lbao oo the
steamy oliht ln Kamas . City,
Mo .. when Ford told a cheering
Republican convention that he
wanted to meet Carter fnce·to.
face to debate the Issues, the Hnt
Incumbent president ever to do
so.
Nol that Ford has overtaken
Carter at this point; his own
campaigners acknowledge he is
still behind.
But as one Republican put it, a
real contest is in prospect, where
once il seemed there would be
none.
Carter, who has from the start
cautioned Democrats against
overcon(idence, makes that point
from his own campaign plat·
forms :
"It's a very difficult political
undertaking to defeat an incum·
bent president with a unified par.
ty And that ·s what I face."
Nonetheless. Carter claims a
healthy lead. On the eve of the de·
bate, his spokesman said Sep·
tember polling s howed Carter
ahead in 35 states wtth about 440
electoral votes, Ford In 13 with
(§tt DEBATE, Pace AZ'
NY H eckler s
RoutHHH
NEW YORK (AP) -Sen,
Hubert Humphrey, the main
speaker at a kickoff rally here for
the Democratic presidential
ticket, walked off tho stage arter
his speech was tntenuptcd by a
dozen people Ahouting, "larael
must live, Carter must go!"
The group also toss4?d a Ahear
of leanets Into the air Wednesday
nJght that sald, "Carter clearly
favors the creation d a PLO
gangster state" that would lead
to the extermination of larael.
Nixon Cut Off
No TV/ or Big Debate?
FOa•s a P•mDBNr IUOIAU NIXON is amoq '1,000San Clemtntecable tele'riaion 1ubacribers cutorrwtien
TM communications tennluted service Wednesday In a row with the City Council.
"Ye., be was without service," Col. Jack Brennan, Nix· on·a chief of staff, laid~-
Ke said he w u tna.kin& arrangements this rnomina to
suarantee tbat lh• ronner president will be able '°.see lbe
rord{:arter debatetoni&bt.
"WE'VE RAD OPFEas from all over town, from peo.
pJ.e who are on the StorEr aystems," Col. Brennan fa.id.
"He definitely will aee the~...-. "Yw cu ·~ that;• Col. Breonan 1dded.
U. noted tbat Wft.b rabbit _.. lbe Nboo bouNhold
• could receJ~e San Dleco ~b-.ptioo,... ru._.
... .
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/flayor fi'aees l••ue
That's Huntington Beach Mayor Harriet
Wi eder behind the banana cream pie
tossed by Vice Mayor Ron Pattinson.
They were practicing for a carnival to be
held this weekend at the Seacliff Village
Shopping Center. The purpose is to raise
money for the Huntington Beach
Playhouse building fund. One of the things
you can do at the carnival ts hit a city
council member in the race with a pie. It
wiJI cost you a buck a throw.
Police Seek
2inBeati~
At HBSchool
Huntington Beach police are
still looking (or two men who
stomped and ~everely beat a
milk delivery man al Meadow
View School early Wednesday.
William Marshall. 23, of Santa
Ana. descnbed one of the as·
sa1laota as "over six reet, two an·
ehes tall with shoulder·lengtb
brown hair and a beard."
The other man was about five
feet, e11hl inches In heiif\t with
blond. shouldt'r length hair. Both
men had Uun bu1lds, Marshall
SaJd.
The victim of tht' beating is
now In Huntington Intercom·
munity Jlosrita I recuperating
from severa fractured ribs, a
concussion and muJUple injuries.
He said he was Jumped on the
Achoo! 1rounda at about 2: JS
when the attackers mauled him
with their hands nnd feet.
"I aaw two guy1 around the
1chool the nlcht befqre but l don't
know If they arc the same ones,·•
Marshall said this momlng.
"I cot a iood look at these two
l'lY• as I put the mllk In the lunch
room," he aald. "I niure<1 they
were 1olng to break ln."
The driver (or Cal·Va DaJry
said he did nothin1 to provoke the
pair as they came at tum. ffe bad
no cub on bJnt when they at·
tacked but dld loae hh keys in Lbe
brawl.
Police said Meadow View
School, 5702 Clark Drive, showed
no aip ol any break in Wednes-
da1.
Yacht Port
Probe Vowed
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Los
An&eles County Supervtsor Bu·
ler Ward hu prombed to pusll
ahead wttb a probe ot tu asaea·
meata °" luxury )'.Cbta, lnllead
'ol tlA'DiD& the maU... ottl' to an
lmpertlaf coannltt-. ·~
·• A.11111or.Pbillp ....... sul*'.~~ •oted Ale-n to bold the lnveaU1atory bearlnl.
Search Called Off
For .Missing Man
The Orange County Harbor
Patrol and U.S. Cout Guard ol·
ficlala bav. found no trace ot a
37·year-old Hermota Beach man
who rePortedly waa lost olt the
ffuntiniton Be.ch Coalt TUllQy
evenina.
A three-bot.Ir •ir·sea aearcb
feiled to tum up Richard R. ~uiJlo wbo reportodly diap-peared at about ~ p.m. Tue.day
in choppy sua around Cltl laland Eva.
Mart.in Sntdow, ». ol ~
Jleaeb, WU with R...Ulo. Tbe
t1'0 med 1Hre rldJnc a tall betftl
to.red by a aallboal_, opera'*9 b7 Jalm Cooct, t3, ot P.WVerda..
6nldow, a Ucenf41!1 nurse and
.former Army modtc. aa.ld
" .
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ba1Wo toat hlJ JriP mi the raft
and beaan frothlol at the mouth. 1b9 &olt man 'a body was limp
and be1an to sink, when Snldow
tried to hold Rus1lUo up.
' ''111• aallboat came bade f9r us
but the water wu choppy and l
couJdn't bold hlm up," Snidow
said Wednaday, "ft was like
supPorttn& a corpse."
Th~ Redondo Beach man aald
.Rm1illo'1 body sank beoealb the
four to six-loot awells and
whitecaps before the sailboat
could come around. Good and
Snidow aaid they searched the
ana !or about an hour ~ore r•
pOrtJng the Incident to the Lons
Beach Marine Department .
'
Boast
They'll
Go Free .
Atlomeya for two men a~
of lddnaplog and klillng Ldf
Alamitos housewife Joann
Sd1man predicted late Thurs.
day that they wlll ''almost ~
tainly" be cleared or the~
after a preliminary bearinj
scheduled to open Monday.
Both men aald they will pro.
duce four and possibly five vital
alibi witnesses during the Sant.a
Ana municipal court session.
They said they will prove COO•
elusively that both defendants
were lo other location.<t at the
time Mrs. Selgman and her fami,.
ly were snatched from their
home at 3351 Cortese Drive and
when Mrs. Selgman, 43, w.-
later kllled by her abduct.on.
They may even produce in
court a "allent wllnea" who will
nol lalte the s tand but will figure
prominenUy in the testimony of
other defenH v.:ttnesses.
That alibi character ia a ca~
haltllter which allegedly was lO
&be cwstody of Ronald Lewb Ew-lnc and other witnesses at l.be
Ume of the kidnaping.
Ewln1 and William Paql
Gullett, both 27 and both qi
Bell.flower. are cbuged with fe>tV
counts of lddnaping and 00*4
murder. Both men are held with
bail denied.
It ii aJle,Red that they donneCJ
heavy theatrical makeup and
then took the Seltman family at
gunpoint to Long Beach last Aur..
25 where market manager John
Seigman, 50, was ordered lo goto
his store, clean out the safe and
wait for a telephone call. ·
Selgman picked up $8,000 ancl
waited ror a call that never
came. He called Long Beach
police and sparked an influx of
patrol cars that apparently
scared off Mrs. Seigman's ab:-
duclors.
The three Selgman childreo
were found in the family van and
released from their bound'!. But
Mrs. Setlunan was driven to the
fSeeSVSPECTS, Pare AZ) .
FINGER ON NOSE
DIDN'T HELP HIM.
SAN DIEGO (AP) PolJco
found a 17-year-old boy stuck In a
hoUAe chimney today. 92 dl)'S
before Chrfatmaa.
When he explaJned he wu try.
ln11 to see his alrlfrlend but
lacked a hou1e key, the youth
waa delivered to his own home.
Coast
Weathe r
A 11ll1ht chanc or
showers early Friday.
Moatly cloudy near tho
cout. LltlJo temperature cbanae.
INSIDE TODAY
Orang• Coant11 reridnf1
V1CU ~ able to o.i I"' shoCt ' In obo"t thr•e we•k•.
MIOIUDldUt,.a second COM of
httrnan-to-luuno" qrfOd o/ .
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Water Everywhere
City workers struggle to stem flow after
truck sheared off a fire hydrant Wednes-
day afternoon in Huntington Beach. In-
tersection of Adams Avenue and Beach
Boulevard was flooded for a while. lnci·
dent occurred about 1:45 p.m .
Fairview Probe Sought
The Orange County Grand
Jury has been as ked to in·
vestigale allegations ol illegal
activities at Fairview State
}lospital in Costa Mesa, includ·
Ing possible violations of pa·
tients' civil r ights and privacy.
· Calling for the probe in a letter
sent to the 1ury Wednesday was
lhe stale hospital's advisory
board ..
Board member Michael Na.son
:;aid today the board asked for
Grand Jury intervenllon after at·
tempts to investigate the hospital
were blunted by non·coopcrallve
state offcials.
The advisory panel's informal
inquiry i nto conditions at
Fairview was touched off in July
when 14·year medical director
Anthony N. Toto resigned.
Toto's resignation came after
he was transferred to Camarillo
Slate Hos pital by state Health
Department officials.
Jn its letter to the Grand Jury,
the advisory board said il has
''become increasin81y concerned
(bat improper and illegal prac-
tices were undertaken by upper
11 Countians
On Panel to
Probe MDs
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has
appointed 11 Orange Countians to
a panel to look into complaints of
m edical malpractice in the
~ounty.
The appointments complete
ttie groundwork fot' a newly ap-
proved emergency measure to
seek malpractice reform.
·The panel will begin Ila work in
J'enuary, according to one or the
newly appointed committee
nu~mbers. Appointed to the panel are:
Irvine residents lna Bliss. ex·
ecutive director of the Orange
County Planned Parenlbood Atr
aoc1at1on; Ronald Lunceford,
founde r and direct.or of the
People's CU nlc of Santa Ana aod
associate professor or sociolo()'
ol Cal St.ate Long Beach; Dr.
Jenn Effal Carlin, nf tho UCI
Colleg e o f M ediclno, Dr.
'erem1 ah Tilloa, Director of
raedical !\ervlces at UCl Medical
Center, and Dr. Daniel Pelo&, U·
alstant professor or medicine at
UCJ
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and lower echelon employes in
the ffrvice of the st.ate Depart-
ment ol Health."
Tbo5e alleged improper and iJ.
Jegal activities were aimed at the
removal of Tolo, aceording Lo the
board.
Ita letter cited five are.as un-
covered as being possible viola·
tions:
-Patients' civiJ rights.
-lUegal purging or personnel
files at the hospital.
Fro• Page A l
DEBATE ..•
about 100 electoral votes. ll takes
270 to win election.
According to Carter aide Jody
Powell, the polling by Patrick
Caddell s howed Carter lead.inc
by margins of Jess than five
percent.age points in stales wUb
about U8 electoral Y«es. To wblcb William Grei!ner,
s~man for President Ford's
carnp1aign, replied, "It would ap·
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pear that Mr. CaddeU's poll
verified that we're closinl the
gap all over the nation.''
Greener recalled the published
polls con ducted before the
Republican National Convention
that abowed Cart.er leading by
wide margins, up to 29 percen·
taae Points in a Louis Harria aur·
vey between the two party con·
venUons.
Tbe most recent Harris poll.
based on surveys completed on
Au1. 30, gave Carter an ll·polnt
Jead. The latest Gallup poll «t.es
Carter a J.S. point lead.
HB Chaner
Umt HeaOOd
By Lawyer
Attomcy Jnome M. Bame hu
been appointed chairman ol the
lluntlngt on Beach Cb art e r
Revblon Committee.
'lbe committee is Lo review lbe
present city charter •
It is expected to prepare
several s uggested changes
which, it approved by voters,
could make m~or reviaions In
the form and operaUoa ol city
government.
Bame said his committee of
nine members will bold bearings
on matters such as a d.iredly
elected mayor. cooncllman.ic dis·
lricts, appointment rat.her than
election or tbe city attorney.
clerk and tttuurer as well as a
general streamlining ol the dty
.charter,
Bame bas been a city resident
for eigbl yeara and was a
member of tbe last charter re-
vision commiUee. He is a past
pre:sidmt or the chamber of com·
merce.
Another attorney, Harold S.
Baum an, will be vice chairman
cl the committee.
Other committee members in·
elude Mary A. Matheis, Pbyllis
A. Sarlego. Elaine J. Hankin,
WUUam R. Tiuard. Wtlliam R.
Butte, 0.ester W. Haskell and
Tom Livengood.
-Destruction or removal of
materials from files "that may
contain evidence of possible
wrongdoing and illegal activity.''
-Improper unauthoriud re·
moval from lites of patient in·
formation.
-Determination if motives
behind the Toto ouster are aimed
atclosing Fairview.
Nason did not name any cl tbe
employn involved in what be
called the conspiracy to oust Toto
and then to cover up traces of
wrongdoing at the hospital.
When asked how civil ri«bls
had been violated, he said there
was evidence that one official
had taken photos or patients at
the hospital without first obtain·
ing their permission.
Nason charged both the stale
Department or Health and the at-
torney general's office with be·
ing uncooperative in the advisory
board's attempt to investigate
Fairview.
lie said CaUfornfa Department
of Health Director Dr. Jerome
Lackner and aide Don Z .
Miller had met with the board's
committee.
Fro• Pag~ A l
BOLSA •.•
property had been advocated by
the South Coast Regional
Coastline Commission. Mn;. Wieder said she was nol
given any information oo the
slate decision but thinks Bolsa
Chica might have been deleted
beeause of <ft.her state expenses
in the area.
"The state already is spending
heavUy in the operation of eight
miles of state beatbes l.n Hunt·
tngton Beach," she s aid.
"I know that I would be unhap-
py tf all the money was being
speol up north," she added. "It
may not be practical to sink add.i·
tional money into the area."
The Bolla Chica encompasses
1,804 acrea and includes bluffs,
lowlands and estuaries. u .. reaarded as a valuable
-1ldllle aru because it is on the
Pacific flyway for migratory
birda and ll ls one of the last or
restorable salt marshes in the
state.
The area has recently been
preiooed In a step towards an·
nexaUon to the city and only this
week an environmental impact
report waa relected for alleaedly
beln1 insufric enl.
Mra. Wieder says she believes
the area can eventually be de·
veloped in a way that can be
compatible to both bird and man.
The slate currently owns 300
acres of an ecological preserve In
the Bolsa Chica and It is leasing
another 230 acres.
Fro• Pa9r Al
APOLOGY. •
aame fu me of mind that Nlxoa
or Johnson did -ly"11. cbeaUng
and diatorttng the truth."
J ody Powell. Cart.er'• press
1ecretar 1 . said Ca r ter
~Lady Blrd Johnson on
Wednesday "lo express bis ntrets about the story and in
particular that tmplyina that
be considered Nuon and Johnson
were In the same cate,ory."
Powell uJd Carter was not
making e-icuses for the state-
ment. ~' apologlting for tt. He ~d Carter was trytnc in the in·
temew to point out •'we all bave
our 1bortcomJD1• and because cl
that we oujlbt not to judge others
too hanhly for their mistakes."
Fro•P~A J
SUSPECTS. •
C.,.._ ana wbce she was shol
MV«al Umes In tbe bead by her
lddnapert.
The new de(eue LelUmoGy did
"*1 UtUt t.od&J' to ahake the con-0-.C. ot the Orance County
aerttr'• ome,. "We believe we have two men
wbo did this." Capt. Robert Gnr
fdb tersely comment~. ··~r·
tainly. we regard our lnvestJga·
Ual as closed 1n lttms of charg·
iq the two men we believe were
the killers of Mra. SeilJDUl."
Capt. Grlffetb aald an In·
vestieatlon aimed at the arrest or
a third man he believes worked
with GulleU and Ewin& is sull un·
derway.
Deputy District Attorney Dave
Carter appeared to share Grlf·
feth's view with the comment
out.side the courtroom that the
pro6pectlve alibi witnesses being
summoned by the defense "mw,t
be lying or confused.
''They couldn't be in two places
at the same time." Carter said.
"And that's what the defense
a.alls us to believe if you accept
the time table they have pre-
pared."
Deputy public d e fe nder
Michael Beecher said he will pro-
ve that Ewing wu sitting with
prospective witness Guy Cooper
in the latter's Bellllower apart·
ment at the moment that Mrs.
Seigman and her family were
k.idnaped. He said Cooper will testily that
the two men watched "the.Bionic
Wom an" on television and then
decided to lake Ewing's hamster
fora ride.
Beecher said the hamster was
a present rrom Ewing 's
Or'trriend, Dora Parker, and she
will be among witnesses who will
testify that Ewing, Gullett,
Cooper and the hamster were
among patrons at a local coclrtail
lounge where the group stayed
until after mldnigbL
AuthoriUea claim the Seieman
family wu lddnaped at 9 p.m.
that night. They believe Mrs.
Seigman was killed at about 11
p.m. .
Defense attorney Marvin
Cooper said Gullett was also seen
several times al the cocktail
lounge.
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Holdup Man Tends Pumps '
A •IU·IDUked bandit ned w1lb abou& $S0 from IA
Anaheim cas station Wednesday nhrht but not before be
paused Lo wait on a customer, polact reported.
THE BANDIT WALKED Into the Searez Oil Company,
1295 N. Kraemer St , about 8 pm , police said, pulled a
pistol and ordered the 16·year-old •llendant into a back
room
Ile tied the hands and feet of the1 attcnditnt, then put the
aki mHk he wH wcunng over the youn1 man'• head and
began La.king cash Crom u safe, police said.
WHEN A CAR PUUED up at the pumps. the robber paus<.-d, oHiccr:; rcportl'd, and filled the customer".~ car wlth
GU.
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The man then Oed on foot, officers said.
Kissinger Hopeful
At Africa Trip End
NAIROBI. Kellya CAP) -
Secretary of Stale Henry A. Kiss·
ineer ended his first African
peace shuttle today and said be
was leaving Arnca with "a warm
reeling and a sense or hope.
Alter 10 days seeklng to ar·
range negotiations for black rule
in Rhodesia a nd South·West
Africa, Kissinger left for London.
His plane was to make a refuel·
ing stop on the Greek island of
Crete.
The secr etary met for 415
minutes today with President
Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya, black
Africa's elder statesman, seek-
ing his support for his peace pro·
posais.
Kissinger was also given an ex·
hibilion of traditional African
dancing after the meeting in
Nakuru, a farming town l~
miles northwes t or Nairobi.
Handed a spear and a shield ~Y
Kenyatta, Kissinger shuffled h~s
feet a bit attempung Lo keep in
llme wilh' the pounding or drums
and chanting of native warriors
in the background. In a brief speech, Kissinger re·
newed America's support for
pro-Western Kenya, which he
bas vb1ted three times since
April.
Upon nrriving here from
Kinshasa, Zaire, on the lul leg oC
the African shuttle. Kissinger
said : "The U nile d States
belteves strongly and supporta
strongly the independence,
securit y and progress o( our
friends in Kenya."
In bis brief talks here Kiss-
inger sought the same backing
from Kenyatta that he has r e·
ceived from three other African
presidents -Mobutu Sese Seko
or Zaire, Julius K. Nyerere of
Tanzania and Kenneth Kaunda of
Zambia.
Kissinger h as also sent two
s pecial e missaries to other
African states to explain his cur·
rent peace initiative.
A hig h -level spokesman
aboard the Kissinger plane told
newsmen the secretary of State
thinks the Soviet Union may try
to induce some black African
governments or liberation mov&
ments to raise the price for set-
ti e m e n ts in Rhodesia and
Namibia.
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VOL 69, NO. 267, .t SECTIONS, 38 PAGES I ORANGE £0UNTY, CACIFORNIA
.\Irvine Heiress Pushes
I
t By TOM BARLlo:V
Of II•• D•llr ...... ~H Irvine heiress Joan Irvine
ith urged the Irvine Company
• the James Irvine Foundation tale Wednesday to accept her
u&gestion that all but two per
ent ot the Irvine stock held by
the foundation be d1stnbuted to
1tharities l Mrs Smith urged the proposal
~her adversaries as a practical
way to reaolve the disrute
generated when the Mobl Oil
Company ofrered the foundation
S200 million for shures of stock
lhat must be relinqwshed under
rederal law.
She said acceptance or her of
fer would immediately end her
current Orange County Supenor
Court law.suit against both
parties
She said acceptance would "al·
low this court to avoid lhe com·
plex question of whether the
foWldation is breaching its ob
ligations to the beneficiaries and
the minority shareholders."
Lawyers for the state Attorney
General's omce commented that
the sugaeslion contained In a
memorandum circulated around
Judge James F . Judge's
courtroom ''deserves cons1dera· uon."
Lawyers for the oppostng
lrvme Company nnd the James
lrvtne Foundation had no 1m·
med.late comment. But It seemi.
likt!ly that they w11l reject Mrs.
Smith's lnvitaUon.
Mrs Smith said she felt that
her propos al had merit,
'•because beneficiaries '°'ouJc:t re-
ceive the exact value otf the foun·
dallon's stock by receavmg the
<See HEIAESS. Pace AZ)
1Warniup Stint Ends
fwith First TV Debate \
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'Illegals'
Arrested
In Irvine
By Hit.ARV KAYE
Of I~• D•tly l'tNll SI~
lmm igr a t1on authoril1es
nabbed about JOO people bcl.aevc.>d
to be illegal ahens dunng a raid
thi s morning at Laguna
Manufacturing Company, a
furniture m anufacturer an
Irvine.
Jim Robinson, an 1mmigr.,l10n
official who participated In
today's raid, &aid at the scene
that the roundup was prompted
by numerous anonymous phone
calls complaining about the il-
legal employes.
He said an exact count had not
yet been taken lhjs momin1t and
that some employes were still be·
ing discovered in hldmg places
throughout the factory. located
al 17622 Von Karman
"We won't know how many un·
Ul it's all over. but it looks hke we
have about 100 ." said Robinson,
adding that the employcs were
being loaded' into about 14 v.:ms
and would be driven back to the
imm1grat1on office' 1n Los
Angeles.
After being procesM.'d. lhe al
legals will be askl'<i to leaV(' the
c<>unlry voluntarily or will lx·
subJect to deportation hearings.
hesa1d.
Robinson said that he expected
to leave only a small proportion
of Laguna Manufacturing Com·
pa~y·s factory l'mploycs still in
lrvine
"Maybe there'll be about 20
here whl•n we leave." hc said
Philip Smith, on immigration
official tn the Los Angeles ofClce,
explained that about 25 to 30 im·
migration om cer'I were busy
conducting "sur veyo;". or raids,
11l various Orange County loca
lions today.
However, Smith dl'cl.aned to rl'
veal where tbe othtt raids were
being conductt-d untJI after they
occur.
"We found them hldln« in bo~
cs, in corners, in the furniture, ·
nnywht>re they thought they
wouldn't be seen," Robinllon
aald.
Nixon Cut Off
No TV for Big Debate?
FORMER PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON is among
7 .000 San Clemente cable television subscribers cut of( when
TM communications terminated service Wednesday in a
row with the City Council.
'"Yes. he was wiU>out service," Col Jack Brennan, Nix
on's ch.ief or staff. s:ud today.
He s aid he was maJong arrangcmf'nls this morning to
guarantee that the former president will be able to see the
Ford-Carterdebatetorught.
"WE'VE HAD OFFERS from all over town , from peo.
pie who are on the Storer systems." Col. Brennan said.
"He definitely will see lhe debate. You can say that," Col. Brennan added.
He noted that with rabbit ears the Nixon household
could receive San Diego although reception was fuzzy.
SC Petitions Court
To Keep TV Service
By PHILIP ROSMAlllN
Of-0.lly ""'""$Q"
San Clemente City Attorney F.
MacKenzie Brown sought an in·
Junction in Superior Court today
to force the city cable television
franchiser to resume service.
TM Communications Company
cut cable ser vice to 7,000 San
Clemente homes al 2 a.m. Wed·
nesday, minutes after lhe City
Council refused to guarant~ the
company that ilS property and
revenues would not be seued by
the city during a three-day Jn·
terim period between the old and
new franchise contracts.
The TM francblse to operate in
San Clemente expired Sunday.
The new contract, approved by
the council. takes efrect Oct. 21.
Under the cable television or-
FINGER ON NOSE
DIDN'T HELP HIM
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Police
found a 17.year-old boy stuck in a
house chimney today, 92 days
before Christmas.
When he explained he was try-
lllll to see has girlfriend but
lacked a house key. the youth
was delivered to his own home.
dinance. if a franchise expires,
the city bas the right to con-
ruscate any equjpment left on site
after 30 day1, If no new franch.ise
is in effect.
Tht-council was scheduled to
m~t at 3 p.m . today
Mayor B Patrick Lane, who
was the swing vote both in sccur-
1 n& approval or the cable
franchise and denying the com·
pany a guarantee its property
would not be taken. cil.lled for the
emer~ency session.
Ile said it was "for purposes of
considering cont.lnuancc of cable
television service within the
city."
Lane was unavailable for com
ment tht1 morning. The two other
council members who refused
. lhe cable company its property
JUarantee Thomas O'Kecfe
and Tony D1Giovanni -said they
bad no intenllon of backing down
on the issue.
Unlesa the court ordt'r
sUpuJates otherwise. or one of the
council members changes his
mind. TM exccut1vl'll vowed to-
day the company would romplcte
dismantlement of lho cable
aystem.
No Issue
Emerges
As Pivot
By The Auodau.d Press
Despite Jimmy Carter·~
15,000·mile campaign log,
despite President Ford's high
visibility home stand, despite the
promises and thl' polls. the
crucial phase or tht' conte~t for
the White House begins tonight
What is past 1s warmup.
The 90-minule debate 1n
Philadelphia tonight at 6 JO POT
is viewed in both <:amJ)6 as th<:
likely pivot point for the 40 cam·
peirn days that rernaln.
ln large part, It 1s the lack of a
single. compelling issue or set of
issues that has raised so high the
stakes ln the first of three Ford·
Carter debates.
Image and voter impression!
of the Republican president and
the Democratic challenger are
therefore the more important.
And those are precisely the
perceptions that the debate can
shape, or reinforce. or erase
Furthermore. by any measure,
the race ls closer than on the
steamy night in Kansas City,
Mo . when Ford told a cheering
( \'f; U'."i I '\ llX'ilS J
Republican conventioo lhat he
wanted to meet Carter face·to-
face lo debate the 1ssuet1, the Cirst
incumbent president ever to do
so.
Not that Ford has overtaken
Carter at this point; his own
campaigners acknowledge he is
still behind.
But as one Republican put tl, a
real contest is in proeped, where
once it seemed there would be
none
Carter, who has from the start
cautioned De mocrats against
overconfidence, makes that point
from his own campaign plat
forms :
"ll's a very difficult political
undertaking to dcfc:Jt an ancum·
bent president with a unlJled par-
ty And that'll what 1 Cac£'"
Nonetheles!-, Carter claims 1t
healthy lead. On the eve or the de
bate, his spokesman awd Sep-
tember polling showed Carter
ahead in 35 state11 with about 440
electoral votes. Ford in 13 wllh
about 100 electoral votes. ll tokes
270towin election.
According to Carter aide Jody
Powell. the polling by Patrick
Caddell showed Carter leadin1
by margins of less than five
(Sff DEBATE, PaieAZl
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1976 TEN CENTS
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JOAN IRVINE SMlTtt MAKES APPEARANCE IN COURT
Urges Irvine Foundation to Olatr'lbute Stock to Charttle•
Fairview Hospital
Jury Probe Asked
The Orange County Grand
Jury haa been asked to in.
vesUgate allegations of Ulegal
activities at Fairview State
Hospital in Costa Mesa, includ-
ing possible violations of pa-
tients' civil rights and privacy.
Calling for the probe in a letter
sent to the jury Wednesday was
the state hospHaJ's advisory
board
Board member Michael Nason
~aid today the board asked for
Grand Jury intervention after at·
tempts lo investigate the hospitaJ
were blunted by non·cooperative
state oftcaals
The 8dvisory panel's informal
1nqu1ry in to conditions at
Fa1rview was touched off in July
when 14·year medical director
Anthony N. Toto resigned.
Toto's resignation came after
he was transferred to Camartllo
State Hospital by state Health
Department oUicials.
In Its letter to the Gr~d Jury,
the advisory board said it has
"become Increasingly concerned
that improper and Illegal prac-
tices were undertaken by upper
and lower echelon employes in
the service o( the state Depart-
ment of Health.''
Those alleged improper and il-
legal activities were aimed al the
removal or Toto, according to the
board
lts letter ctted five areas un·
<'Overed a s being possible viola·
lions
Patients' civil nghLc;
Illegal purging or personnel
f1le11 at the hospital
Oe11 truction or removal of
mat.eriab from filet1 "that may
contain evidence of poHible
wrongdoing and llleaal activity."
lmpropor unauthorh:cd re·
moval Crom riles of putient In·
formollon.
Determination if motives
behind the 1'oto ouster urc aimed
at cloi1lng 1-'alrview
Nason did not name uny or lhe
employes involvrd ln what ho
called the consplraey to ou11t Toto
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CONSPIRACY TARGET?
Or. Anthony Toto
and then to cover up traces o!
wrongaolng at the hospital.
When asked how civil rights
had been violated. he said there
was evidence that one official
had taken photos or patients at
the hospital without first obtain-
ing their permission.
Nason charged both the state
Department ol Health and the at-
torney eeneral's office with be-
ing uncooperative in the advlsory
board's attempt to lnvesUeat.o
Fairview.
He said Callromla Department
of Health Director Dr. Jerome
Lackn e r a nd aide Don z.
(See FAIRVIEW, Pa1e A!)
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Weather
Youth Board OK'd;
First Meeting Set
A alight chtJDC'(' of
showera early Friday.
Mostly cloudy near tho
cout. LltUe temperature
cban1e.
INSIDE TOD" Y
Orano• Count11 rtftMnt•
toiU ~ abl• to get flu shaft
In abo11t thrte t11••k1.
Meamdtilt. a ltCond CON of
lawmon·to·humon '1"'tod of
tM dtuaie hat been rtpOrt-
td tn fhe gott. Bee ltorWt
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Authottu .. Round Up About 100 Employee Dt.lrfng Raid at lrvlne Firm
The Irvine school board quick
ly approved plans Wednesday lo
create a Youth AdVlSOry Board
Lbat will create a link between
students and city officials.
The action wes in sharp con-
trast to last week'sjointcit.Ycoun-
cil/scbool board meeUna. dutin1
which the topic almost wu d1J.
cu.uedtodeath.
School lrustua said Wedn-:s·
day they teared the new board
would get "commltted to death''
before It even got off the a:rouod.
They said lhe7 wue willli\c to
leave lhe oreanbation to the 1tu·
dents and Police Chief Leo Peart
and his atarr
The Youth Advisory Board Is
one of the key recommendaUorui
offered by the tuk force that
studied juvenile delinquency and
diversion in Irvine. ,
The board will be compoeed of
intermediate and high 1chool 1tu-
denta, but bow they will be
daen wlll be worked out by stu-
dtQta attending the first meetln~.
MarUyn Barria o{ the 11'\1.ne
school di.trkt said the organlia·
Uonal meeUQM i1 not yet firm, but
that lhe belilvea It will t;e held at
7:30 p.m. Oct. 21 at Univtnity
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O.anges Proposed • '
Jrvine Housing
Issue in Cou1·t
A motion thut would makt:
11weepln« ~an1e1 ln the Oran,ao
Coounty Fulr Rouslog C.ouncll'ii
l~w1ull atialnst the C\ty of Irvin •
will be ar1u~d Tuesday In
Sapcrtor ~rt.
It la belng vlcorousl.Y oppos~
by lawyers ror the city and 01(!
Irvine Company on lhe groundl'
that any 1uch •meodmmt would
furtbA!r delay trial ol an acdon
~at WU filed In Mareb, 1t'J5.
Tbe lawsuit aeokl court
authority that would eompel the
t !ty of Irvine lo add moderate
and low iocome housing to de·
telopmeot senerat.ed by the $850
rnlllion Irvine Iodus trial
Complex Eut.
It ia argued that an estimated
54,000 workers attracted lo lhe
area in the lmmedllte f~ will
have a bard time findlq homes
tbey can afrord in the com·
munlly.
ll la areued in oppasWon to the
inoHon lo be debated 'I'Uesday
that permission ror t.ho<:enterfor
Law in lbe Public Interest lo re-
vise its lawsuJt will further delay
a project tbal will generate $9
million In tax re venues for the ca·
ty or Irvine and Orange County.
Fair Housing attorney Carlyle
Hall said he is hoping for a court
ruling that will allow hlm to work
the language of a New Jersey
Supreme Court ruline into the
Irvine lawsuit. u
He said the so-called Mount
Laurel decision makes it clear
DEBATE ...
percentage points in states with
obout 120 elector al votes
To which William Greener.
spokesman for President Ford's
campaign, r eplit>d. "Jt would ap-
pear that M r Caddell 's poll
verified that we're closing the
gap all over the n ation."
Greener recalled the published
polls conducted bdore the
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:Republ.acan NatJonal Coovention
that abowed Carter leadi.ne by
Wlde margins, up to 29 percen-
t.age points io a Louis HanU sw--
vey between the two party con-
ventions.
The most recent Harris poll,
based on surveys completed on
Aug. 30, eave Carter an 11-potnt.
lead. The lat.est GalluP poU gives.
Carter a 15·polnt lead.
:nae For d cantl) CQnlend$ the
l(ap has slnce been narrowed.
A Harris s urvey of 2,MC likely
voters, conducted tllfouth m1d-
Septembcr , r eported doubl1t
among some about Carter's e~
~rience and stance on lssues.
Harr1s &aid a 49 percent to 34
l)t'r<'ent plurality fell Carter had
<tuckt>d ~tandaon iasues.
Cartf'r ~aid he thinks the de·
bate will a lleviate auieh eoncerns,
and show him to be a 1ubltantia l
c:mc11date wlth the ltnowt~ae to
handle nalionn l prohlemlt.
tbal If there IS 8 need ror low toll
houslna an a cc.unmwuty then lho
rommun1ty m ust beur Its r1ur
share of the burd~n.
~vcn Jrvant residents are a~·
soc1ated w1tb lhc Ftir l{Qui anai
Council 1.n the Superior Court
lawsuit.
,,.
A lt-ytaM>ld WOIDID Who Jul·
fcred serious bead. add bllemal
iAJuries wben •be jumped from a
~g catefln1 truck in Irvine
Wednesday afternoon was listed
in stable condition today ;al
Tustin Community Hospital.
Irvine Police s aid Mary Strat-
ton of Norwalk jumped out of an
Irvine Cat ering Company truck
that was travehng about 20 miles
per hour pear White a nd
Cartwright streets an the Irvine
IndUstrial Complex.
Police said today they still
were not sw:e why the young
woman jumped from the truck
but speculated that sbe was "ap-
p~renUy f.ooling_ _around and
didn't realize the truck wu goiclg
so fast.••
Miss Stratton was briefly ques·
Uoned at the hospital aod the
driver. Arm en GP.orge
Makarian. 63S Baker St., Cost.a
Mesa, was also questl(med about
the circumstances.
Indian Guides
R e cruitme nt
Mee tings Set
The Broken Lance Nation or
the YMCA Indian Guides will
hold recruitment meetings lodny
and Sept. 30, in Laguna rn11s and
Irvine for boys in grades 1·3 and
thelr fathers.
Little braves and their dads
Will meet al Valencia Elemcn· tary Scl'lool. 25661 Pasco de
Valenc.U in lAJUU tin&., .,.. al
College Park Elementary. S700
Chaparral Ave. in Irvine.
Meetings will be held at both
schools both days al 7 p.m.
Additional information on the
pro&racn or the recruitment ni&ht.s ia available <at the Y, 23131
Orange Ave., El Toro ; UO·
Y&ICA.
E'ronc P119e 1t I
FAIRVIEW. •
M,Uler had met with tho board's
committee.
LQckner, Nason said, gave nve
reasons for Toto's transfer.
J\mong th0$t rellSQM were a
death report considered faulty In
Sacramento and being a capt.Jvc
of his own staff.
Yet. Nason continued, Lackner
characteri:ied Toto as a iood ad·
ministrator and said if he were
not he wouldn't have been orrered
the poiutton .at Camanllo.
F ro"' Pagr .ti
HEIRESS .··.
~l()('k ltst•lf
"I -.ould be ablt' lo NnUnue
my owner ~hip In ahe lrvanc Com
pany. • rclaUooahtp in wb.lcb I
maintain s tronc famlll•I and
emotrnonl lleic ," sbenJ>l8.1ned
Mr' Smith 11 the "rand-
d.w1thter of J•mc-s lrvme. the
founder or the lrvlneC.:OIJ\pany.
M1'11 Smith UCCU.Sl'd U\o fou.ft·
rl1tOcm of pursu1na it:s planned
merat•r "Ith Mob al u!\ a means of
forC'ln.: h<-r to ~ell her 22 pc~cot
lntt'rcsl an th<' lrvlne Company
nnd end her ll relontt reJuUon11hlp'
Wlth lh" Jund owninJC oraani&a-twn
Shl· pred1rt1:<f thl' found11Uun 11
rcrus:il or her offer on lh.o
airound1> that it might lead to her
achle\'lng more lnflucn~ in Uw
operilJon of the lrvine Company.
And she further chumcd that
the foundation seeks to cooUnue
as a liource of funds ror charity
through control ot more than $100
miUion in rei.ources which would
be realued through lhe found•·•
lion's sale or 1>tock in the Irvine.
Company
The Federal Tax Reform Act
of 1969 compels the foundation to
dispose or llS J rvine Company.
stock not later than 1983.
ARCHITEcrs DRAWlNG SHOWS LAYOUT OF NEWPORT HARBOR ART MUSEUM
Plans Call tor New Facility In Newport Center to be Ready In a Year
La"')'ers on both sldes noted
Wednesday that the offe r
cirrulatcd by Mrs. Smith is
1>1mslar to one that was rejeeled
by anotht•r Judge last year in
Oranizc County Supen or Court.
Attorney Lyndol Youna. lhen
;ictmg for Mrs. SmlO!. suggested
at that time that the foundation's
shares could be divided among
charities that would Include
hos pitals und private u n-
1 ver:s1taes. Dream Gains Substnnce
Newport Harbor Art Museum Under Way
Judge Claude M. Owens re-
fused to consLder the proposal
with the ruling that Young dld
not have legal standing to ln-
tervene on behalf of the charlta·
ble benefJc1anes. Hy MICHAEL P~KEVJCll OlllM0.11,~111&-
Tbe JS-year dream of a group
of art lovers moved closer to re·
ahty Wednesday wat.b the official
groundbreaking for the new
home of the Newport Harbor Art
Museum.
The 21,000·square-root. bwld-
illl-! wall be located on a bluff on
San Clemente Road in Newport
Center . It will include five
gall enes, a sculpture garden,
bookstore, kitchen. special pro-
JC.Cts area and parking for 93
cars.
Construction or the s ingle-
story, concre te stru<."ture is ex-
pected to be completed in a year.
. Althoueh the building is valued
?t $1 5 mllllon, donated services
will lower the tota l cost lo about
SdS(),000. The Jrvsne Company
donMted tbe two-acre site in
Newport Ceotet, etd,Jacent to the
future home or a Newport. Beach
city library bullding. The
architectural firm or Langdon
and Wilson donated its services
and Koll Conslruclioo will build
the museum al cost.
A fund drive s tarted in 1974,
has netted $1. l million or the goal
o( $2 .S million. The funds are de·
siped to insure a full program of
museum actlviUes. Including ex·
h1blt1ons, educational services
and 1tuided tours.
The museum has re<:eived sup-
port from the James Irvine
t ·oundat.Jon.. $250.J)()(t the Har.cy
G. Steele Foundation, $150.000;
Patrons E scape
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Twelve
patrons rushed from a burning
downtown ho~I today but a 13th
Jumped from a second-Ooor win-
dow, sufferin' a spr ained ankle
and cuts and brulaies. Firemen
rescued three others from Las
f1ores Hotel No other lOJwies
were reported.
and the Ahman~on Foundation,
$150.000. The Ahmanson grant
has been presented m honor Mrs.
Denis E Sullivan, a museum
founder for whom a gallery will
be named.
The museum or ganization was
founded in 1961 by a small group
of citizens Th e F'ine Art-.
Patrons of Newport. Harbor held
their first exhibition an the lobby
of Newport Beach rity llall
before moving to their first home
at the Balboa Pav1l.aon.
In 1968, the name or Ole or·
gamut.Ion was changed to the
Newport Harbor Art Museum,
and. m 1971. the museum moVl'd
to its present location on the
Balboa Peninsula.
Ben C. Deane 1s the preMdcnt
of the must!um's 35-member
board or trustees. Harvey I~.
West ls dlrector or the museum
Judge Owens did not comment
on lhe legal merits of Young's
suggeM1on.
f''oundahon lawyers argued, as
they may argue aga.snsl the new
offer, that Mrs. Smith's suggea-
hon \'IOlateS the terrru. or lhe Wlll
drawn up by the late J ames
l rvrne 11 .
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appointed 1l Oran1cCountlansto
u panel to look Into romplaJnta of
medical malpruc:lice in the
county.
The appointments complete
the groundwork for a newly ap·
proved emergency m eaaure to
seek malpractice reform .
The panel will begin lta work in
January. lCCOrdlng to one or the
newly appointed committee
members.
Appointed to the panel are
Irvine resident.a Ina Bliss. ex-
tt11tlve director or the Oranie
County Planned Parenthood A:s·
socialion; Ron ald Lunceford,
founder and director or the
People's CUoic of Santa Ana and
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Probe Vowed
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Los
Angeles County Supervisor Bax-
ter Ward bas protrused to push
ahead With a probe ol tax dsess-
menta on luxury yacbts. Instead
of l uminl tbe matter over to an
Impartial committee ts proposed
by Mlenor Pb.tllp Wallan.
Supenisora vokd Alli· 31 tb
bold lbe lftvestigatory beutn1.
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nl'soclate professor of 5CX'iolo1ty
at Cal State Long Beach; Or.
J eon Efral Carlin, of the lJCI
College of M edlclne , Dr.
J<'remlah Tlllea, Direct or or
mt'dlcol services ot UCI Medical
Cl'nkr, &nd Or. OMl.,l Pclog. as·
11lstant professor of medicine at
UCL
Also !!elected arc-Ntwport
Beach obstetrician gynecologist
Dr. James Watt; iturgeon Dr.
Ro~rt Hinrichs. also of Newport
Beach; Stan M.,tek. of Tustin,
executive director or lhe Orange
County Heoltb Plannlng Council:
Norma Grundy, Fountain Valley
nurs ing s upe rvisor of student
tiealtb services at UCI ; Dr. Doria
Johnson, a Corona del Mar
g)'Tlecolo,Ut and Dr. Ronald Tap.
J)t'r, South Laguna surgeon.
The committee will review the
quality of certified medic&l of·
fi cials in the county, includlDC
nunes and doctor's assistants.
lt will also investigate pubUc
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If, in their findings, th• p~nel
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tlca, they can turn their evidence
over to the attomt,y general's of·
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doct<R' for up lo 30 days or place
him on a year's probation.
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Clo ing .Price
NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
Thunctey. Septemoer 23 1978 D~tLY PILOT
Bo~row 011 E4uitv
House Means
Money • ID Bank
By SYLVIA POaT£1l
Of th• more thun 45 mUllon t.J S. (•m1hcs who own
houses ma.ny would Uke lo mov~ lo newer, loraer, more •P·
propri1t• bouaN or to ~ar10 or remodel the prest>nt ones.
But • check of pricea often •howa 1 move I• beyond the
homeowner'• meana. Home improvement tolls -eully In
~ Sl0,000-SZQ,OOO ranae often are too hiah.
Homeowners can rnl.se money for worthwblle projcclll.
thouah, with second ·
mortaa1es u.slna a boust" • ~,
or other property
a.lready morta•&ed as
coll•teral. How much
each person can borrow
Money's
Worth
depends on the equity ' v•lue in the property ._....11__.-.. _____ _
(the amount the property 1s worth above wh•t Is owed on it >.
·.·
PEOPLE WHO HA VE OWNED a house for several
years probably have built up a bag equity. For instance, say
you bought a house tor $25,000 10 years ago. paid $5,000 down
and took a mortgage oo lhe balance. Say you've already re-
duced t.be mortgage lo $15,000, while lnflalion has lifted th~ .•
market value of the house to $40,000. The equity is $25,000.
How much can be borrowed on this equity? Major
sources are savings and loan associations and finance con>· . ' ·
panies. with finance companies probably the biggest now In . .
the second mortgage field. C.I.T. Financial Services, offer-
ing second mortgages in .o slaw, will leod up to 8S percent
ortbe appraised market value of a house, less what ls owe<S
oo the first mortgage.
Warning: deal only with reputable lenders who will ht'
cautious in accepting applicants, protect borrowers against.
overborrowing and thereby help them safeguard what is pro·
bably their most valuable possession.
WHAT ABOUT INTEREST rates? They're higher lhat1
on original mort1ages, ranging from 12 to 18 percent, de-:
pending on tbe uea and the c_ompany making the loan. Tho·
lender will require a professional appraisal of the property·
to establish lts maritet value and a Ulle search lo clarify
ownership. In some st.ates, lenders pay ror these service:.;
in others, borrowen pay.
Maturities? Second-mortgage loans can be repaid over
a period of three to 10 years, depending on lbe total bor·
rowed.
It is also possible lo raise money on equity in a house by
refinancing the mortgage, which is taking a new mortgage
that pays off the old and provides additional cash lo the
homeown er. In this type of transaction, today's higher lll•
terest rate will be charged on the full mortgage amount.
this could represent a bi& hike ln cost over the term or the
new mortgaee.
WHICH METHOD rs better? Thal depends on tho
amount of money needed and the de:.i red penod or repay
ment. Important is the fact lbal closing costs and other fees
are substantially higher to refinance a first mortgage than
to get a second mortgage
ls a second-mortgage loan worth the interest cost? The
answer depends on the gain. If more space and repairs are
in the balance, the second mortgage is probably the .lnswer.
Also, lf the improvements permanently increase the
house's value, part of the cost can be recovered upon sale.
WHILE A SECOND MORTGAGE may generate funds
for other purposes -paying for college tuJtion, buying
.nother piece of property, invesllng in a business opportuni-
ty -it pays to consider the return ror the money and in·
terest.
If the house is in need or rep:urs and is unmarketable, a
second-mortgage Joan could make the house salable or im·
prove the price. There may be penalties for paying off the
loan early, although many companies do not impose such
charges. ·
A final caution: money raised through a second
morttage is expenaivt'. & as certatn as possible it's used
wisely.
OPEC: Oil Price
Boost Favored
CARACAS, Venewela (AP) -Members or thtt-
Organlzallon of Petroleum Exporting Countries COP EC>.:
favor a ~t in oil prices next year "hut nothing has been :
said regardine the slie." according to Venezuela's minister:
of mines and hydrocarbons. ·· .
The Caracas newspaper El Nacional publis hed the com· .
ment by Valenlln Hernandez foUowlng news reports rrom
New York indjcaUng Venezuela and Iran would seek a 25
percent on price increase at lhe OPEC minjsterial con·
rerence in December.
lllAN AND VENEZUELA ARE the serond and thircl
largest producers in lhc 13·nation Arab-dominated oil
cartel, which controls more than 80 percent or world oil
trade. Saudi Arabia, whlch has opposed any price increase
thia year, ia the largest producer. •
The slzo of an lncreue for 1977 "wlll depend on various :
ractort'I, Including studJea be!ng curled out in OPEC'~ :
economic commission," Hernandez was quoted aa aayinR. ·
Tho price of OPEC oll, froicn for almost o ycsr. la set nt ; :
Stl.51 a barrel or a 1tundard crude oil.
HERNANDEZ SAID OPEC members are in o;reamcnt. ••
that ·•condUlons have emerged for us to 11dJ~t price. In
December. ''There 11 no dlrterence In cril8rion between Saudi
Aubla, on the one hand, and Vcnczucl• •nd Iran. on lhd
other,'· Htrnandes wiut quoted as saying. •
In Abu Dbabl the oil mlnll~ter for the United )\rab
Emlratea (UAE), ManC'h Said Ololb•, was quoled by lho
MWapaper Al-Wabda as .saylnR thl" emirates would conaidor
o 10 to 16 ccnt·per·barrcl lncrc1111c ''in ordef lC) reduce exl!lt •
lni price dlttcrcnU•ls. '·
HE SAID THE UAE IS clatrrmlncd to maintain tho
purcbuing power ot IL" oil rcvcmue "becaint it Ja the only
revenue tht country has.''
In Venezuela Hernander said hJs country 1'if.belnt pr1" • ;·
uurcd by lradlUonal marktts" loeell more oil, 'lfhlch would · t
mean an fncreue In the country'a 011 production. t
ffe said the Venezuctan.fovernmcnt wUI not bend Jn It"· ~
conaervatlon policy lllld has no plal\8 to boost oil productloq:. (
from Ill current leveJ or 2.2 million barrel" a day. About 4! • '
million barrels are exported dally. mainly lo tho \Jnlteq !
States and C•nada. •
CW DAIL 'Y P1LOT
Sutton
Reaches
Plateau
SAN Jo'RANClSCO <AP >
Twenty-four hoUt'I after lhcy
were mathematically t Uman l·
ed, lhe Loa Aoaeles Dod1ers
were poppin& champagne corks
and actlna Uke &•ddy champloru..
The cauie for lhti cele brat.w n
in the Dodgen ' clubhouse here
Wednesd~ night. wu the first
::»-victory season in Don Sutton's
career, achieved with a alx hat.
3-1 triumph over the San Fran
CIRO GJanta.
"Nice going guys -it's about
lime you gol m e w me run!'>' "
On TV Tonight
Cltannft I I at 1: 10
s houted Sutto n as he o~ncd
some of the b ubbly.
Sutton, often the vtct1m of non·
s upport io his m aJor league
c areer. h ad p r evious ly ap-
proached the elusive 20-victory
plateau with 19·9 sea.sons ut 1972
and 1974.
''Even though I won 20 this
year, I'll n e ve r be a better
pitcher than I W:l!\ in 1972," said
Sutton. "I had a 2 <.i earned run
average and the feeling lhe club!.
I was facing would have dtfflcul·
ty scoring one run."
The 31-year -old right·handu
had contrasting result.'! early this
season. "I was 7-8 W1th an e.r ;i.
around S 00 just before the All
star break, and I thought I'd tw
lucky lo salvage a dozen w1n!),"
he adau tted . .
"But th in gs h ave fallt'n
togelher so well," added Sutton,
who has won eight in a row and
allowed o nly nine earned runs in
tus las t nine starts, dropping has
e r a. from 4 79 lo 1~ present 3 13
Sutton. 20-9. fell betund 1n the
second i nn i n g iu Dodger <;
nemesis Bobby Murcer It'd orr
'With a s rn gk a nd eventually s toic
home with two outs, snapping the
pitcher 's 21 innmg scoreless i.lr·
rng.
"I thoug ht lhat 1f I wt're t.o lose
by one run, 1 had lo be lhc dum-
best guy around," recalled Sul
ton "It was a stupid play on my
p art and brilli ant on his
Murcer as a superstar "
John Montefusco opposes Burt
Hooton tonight as tht' !leason
series between the d ub con
eludes. San f''r anc1sco holds a
10. 7 advantagl'.
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Kings Tied
By Islanders
LOS ANGELES CAP) Lorne
Stamlcr scor<'d mid way in the
lh1rd pc.>nod to help Los Angele~
RDln D 4'"" Ill' wlth the New York
Islanders in a N a tionul flockf'y
League <'"th1b1laon game Wt'dncs·
day night
Defenst'mnn Jl.'an Potvin, with
two goali.. and ct'nter Jude
Drouin. with Ont> goaJ and two as
ststs , It'd the a ttack aarunst the
K1ngll.
Potvin snapped a J..3 dt'adlock
at 7 49 of th<' final period wh•·n
hla shot d t'fl ccted into th<' net
from fi ve fl.'<'l out to gi ve New
York a short-llv\•ct 4 :i IHd
Slamler th<'n tied It less thnn
two minutl's late r when he scored
afte r reserve goalie Jimmy
Smith made a flnl' save on a shot
by GPne Carr.
Mart't'I Dionne connected on a
power-play RODI late In th<>
second pl'rlod, 11cortng from 40
feet nut. whllr the Kings <'flJO)'f'<l
n lwo-man ndvnntoge. Ills Jtnul
cvent'd the score at 3 3.
The teams trad<'l'I goal11 an the
first period with Potvin scoring
after only 34 u concb against
Rogie Vachon.
Los Angeles came baek at S 27
on a power play when rookie
St.eve CUpplngdale chipped in a
ahol rrom five feet in front of the
net.
The Kings wound up out.shoot-
inR lhe Islanders 42-18.
TV Tonight
7.10 p.m. 01) DODGERS
BASEBALL -The Dod1er5
meet tbe San Francisco Giants at
Candlesllck Park In San Fran-
d aco.
8 p.cn. (50) -mE OLYM-
PIAD -Tbe Marathon depicts
the grueling maralbon d ating
back to 1908 and including
Ethiopia's vJctoriet at Rome,
Tokyo and Mexico Cl~.
9 p.m. (13) -BOXJNG FltOM
THE OLYMPIC. .
t :ao p.m. (22) -WOJIEN'S ~PROFESSIONAL GOLF.
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·RohinsOh
Praises
Purdue
.,
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LOS ANGELES CAP)
Southern California t.allback
Ricky Bell hH looltCo'd Uka I OOl-
mllll wrecklna crew In molt ol
the Trojans' 1ame1 the pal\ two
sea s ons, but co•ch Jobn
Roblnaon nys his team wtll'bave
to do more than hand tho bM.ll q(t
to Bell to bout the Purdue
Bollermakent this S.turdaf.
"Purdue Is u blc. stron1,
physical t eam ." the TroJ1Qa
coach said Tuesday. ''They lluto
concentrate on stopplnJ the real
good players . We're ccrtalnly &O-
mg to have lo keep them O(t-
balance it we 're go1na to be auc-
cessful.
"I don 't think you can late tbe
baJI a nd cram it down Purdue's
throat."
PHILADELPHIA'S GARRY MADDOX BEATS THE TiiAOW TO INF1ELDER MIKE TYSON WE __ D_N_E:_S_D_A_Y_. -----
Bell, who led the naUoo in
rushing last season by averaglne
170 yar~ per game, failed to
gain at least 100 yards· only
again s t Purdue . Tbe
BoUermaker11, alwayg touab ·in-
side, held · Bell to 89 .yarda
although they ended up iolUag Magic Nntnber 6 for Phils Cubs Deal l!M to the Trojans. ·
"We're facing a Joe FrM.ier-
t ype team ." Robinson aaid.
"We're going to have to stand our
ground and slug it out. PIULA DELPHIA < \P) -The
Philadelphia P h1ll1 <.•i. held a
meelln g beforC' \.\>l'dn1,>sday
night's game dec1dmi:: on how t11
i.plJt the NatJOnal Lca~ue playoff
and World Series mont·y
Then, JUSt to prove 1t ~asn ·1 a
sign of over -co nfi dence. they
went out a nd ralhed for eight
runs in the eighth 1nrung lo beat
tht-St Louis Cardma b 9 4
You rt'ally couldn t blJme lhc
Ph1ls ror t het r pn·1Mralrnns
fhey are no~ sex g4m<.'l> ahl•.td of
the runner-up Pat~burgh Plralt's
1n lhe Nat1onaJ Lea~ue East
D1v1Moo wtth JUsl 12 l(ame:. to
money, or champagne. St. Louis
srored four runs an the first in·
rung off Ji m Kaat Lou Brock hit
a two-run hom er irnd Keith
Jl emandet a two-run double.
Although Dick Allen singled in
a fi r.st 1nn1ng PhilUt-s' run, the
next six innings were frustrating
for manager Danny Ozark and h1s
title seekers They left 12 runners
on base ag:11 nst i.tartcr Pete
Falcone and h 1:. r eh ef , Tom
Walker
The Phils finally broke through
1n t he eighth against Walker,
Cards' acc.> reliever AJ llrabosky
and Eddie Solomon
.. .. wt.._ ..
The Phillies' magic number 1s
now six , whic h meW\S any com -
bination of s ix Philadelphia v1c
ton es, a nd-or Pitts burgh defeaL-;,
gives the Phils the Ea~t Division.
The 1964 Phillies l<.od the Na
tional League by 6v.t games with
12 to play a nd wound up watching
the Series on telev1s1on
The game Wednesday night
against the Cardinals didn't start
like 1t would be a ru ght tu talk
about playoff and World Sen es
play. The West Division cham-
pion Cincinnati R eds, however.
might object to tha t World Senes
notion.
Halos Bow
To Texas,
Perry, 2-1
Gaylord Perry, the old man of
the Texas Ranger pilchlnR staff.
said he didn't want to embarrai.s
himself.
So the wily 38·year-old vct<'ran
did something a bout it· He hid
the team 's radar gun which 1 ..
1\ llflf»b .4rilut .-
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!.,.pt 1J ,, ...... ( tftf ,,,, •
.... ..,. /~( t ,, ,,. .. "'""",ton •••
•;t •f.t /Iii ,,... '' t "f:flA
I p '' ,, ..
used to l i me the velocity of
pitches
Then Perry went out WPdne~
day mghL and e m barras.'>ed the
California Angels by reslncting
them to three bits . At one ooint he
ret.Jred 18 billers in s uccession an
hurling the R angers to a 2-1
lnumph.
Perry has made such an im
press ion with Rangers manag<'
menl thia year that he was given
a two-year extens ion on his con·
tract and now ls helping pllch1n1t
coach Sid Hudson work with the
young arms on the staff.
He also goes out there every
four days himself and shows the
younger generation just how it's
done.
IC the radar gun hod ~n used
Wednesday night. it would havf•
probably caught Perry's last one.•
at around 88 miles an hour
beuuse that's where 1t ha .. h(>c•n
all season.
Lethal Loss
To Pirates
CHICAGO <AP> -Joe Wallis '
ninth inning single drove home
Jer ry Tabb with the wmning run
Wednesday as the Ctucago Cub>
reduced Pittsburgh's chances of
catching Philadelphia in the Na·
uona l League East race with a
4·3 victory ov~r the Pirates.
Tabb walked lo open the tn·
ning. was sacrificed to second by
Rob Spernng. Kent Tekulve. 5-3,
Jntt.>ntlonall y passed fuck Mon
day, S('ltang the stage for Walhi.'
:.angle to right.
Joe Colt.>man, 4·12, p1lcht'<i l wo
innings of onl'·htt relief to gain
the victory
Thl' slum ping P1ratcs, lni.ers of
!-CVl'n of their last 11 games,
dropped 6 games back nf the
Phils, who beal St. Louis Wed·
rwsday night. The Pirates' have
onl y 10 games left.
Pltt:.burgh Jumped lo a Io lca1I
on Richie llebncr's f1ri.l inning
home run.
The Cubs t 1N.I al in lht• third on
... 1ngles by Sle\•e Swisher. Mi ck
Ke ll e he r an d pit che r 81 11
BonhJm T hey went ahead 2·1 in
the fourth when Larry liattncr's
do ub le drove home Jerry
Morales, who had :.angled
The P1ralt'S tied 1l in the i.axth
l>.tve Par ker walkt'd, went to
third on Richie l1s k's sm~I<' and
... cored on Re nnie Stennett's
sacnf1ce n y.
Swisher put lhe Cubs ahead
again in the bottom of the sixth
w1lh a doubJe that scor ed
Mora les, who singled to open the
inning and went to second on a
fielder's choict'.
Pittshurgh c hai;ed Bonham
when they tied al 3.3 LD the
eighth. Parke r and 7lsk opened
with sing les, bringing on
Coleman to pitch. With one out.
third stnng catcher Ed Ott, play.
mg for Duffy Dyer, who had
bruis ed his shoulde r. deli vered a
run-sconng s ing le, dnvmg horn•·
PJ rk<'r.
* * * Baseball
"I think Purdue would like to
play on a narrower field. They've
got a Jot or big, tough, me,1111
guys. and they dig in there and
fight.
"I think It's going to be a power
struggle Saturday, a really bard-
fought game."
Robmson Indicated that the
Trojans would try lO throw tne
ball freque ntly agalnal the
Boilermakers to keep them !tom
keying loo much on Bell, who
gained 193 yards and scored b&.r
touchdowns In USC's 53-0 l'OCll.P
over Oregon lost Saturday.
Trojans quarte rback V~
Evans has been Impressive ID
Car this season, Robinson said.
"I know a lot of people will sUll
say Vince Evans is not dol!UI &
good job," said the coach, allud-
iag to an almost lrndiliona
quarterback controversy o'
Southern Cal.
"But in two games, Vince ha
completed better than 59 perce11
of his passes, and has run ror fir~
downs on a number of key lhir
down situations."
Robinson also praised Evan~
backup, Rob Hertel, who com
ple te d five of eight throwg
against the Ducki1 and had two of
his passes dropped.
"We will have to do a number
of th1ngll to beat Purdue,••
Robinson said. "And J 'v~ been
pleased with our progreaa in a
number of a reas ."
His TroJans will go into lbe
game fa vored and Robiru;on re-
m embers two Saturday11 ago.
when USC was a big favorite
over Missouri.
"I think we learned a lessoo J
won't forget a gainst Missourl (a
46·25 USC loss). and I hope the
team won't forget, cilher," be
~aid.
Lake rs Face
Rugged Drills
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Re
said, "I wouldn't uk a player to
do anything I haven't do11e
myseJr," but that's a frighteolDJ
s tatement for a coach to throw ~
h.is players.
Especially when the coach ~
Jerry Wei1t , one of the grealeft.
~ard.s who ever played basket~
baJI.
ARTHUR ASHE RETURNS A erLL y MARTIN SERVE.
Wt>a t uw h is Los An1er•
Lakera s uit up for the first ti~
Wednesday and then they ... * * * T•tJ R stood around, gave lnl«viewf, Ttos I e aces threw the ball up ror cameramep
... """.. ut.1110"'_~·~" "' ,...,~···~ '---and, ln 1eneral, had a very rel••·
cu-,tt ~ b 1 1 r..o11"""" • o ~ n '-••' 04• .. -Ing day on the court. ~:;:;::: '" : ~ ~ ~ ::.-:r.'~. : 7 ~ :: "" , "'' G• ... !: Today It all chan1es. ,
""•rovohu 1 • o • o ...,.•"• •n • o • • N••V"'"' w " 1m -11 West's remark about ukln* Ashe Eases to Win
LOS ANGE LES <A P >
Arthur Ashe hasn't won mur h of
anythmg for the Inst four month,.,
and he admits that hf''<; nnxloui.
to brrak out of his dry ~p«ll.
Playing extraordlnan ly wl'l l.
Ashe di~m anllcd youn~ ntlly
Mortin , 6·2, 6-l In WedM•1>doy
night's s ec ond r ound of th<'
Sl2S,OOO P acific Southwest Open
tennis ch a m paonshll)fl at UCl.A.
Seeded fourth 1n this toum:i
ml'nt which he has won twirf•,
A ~he as clearly one of the
favontes a long with Jim my Con·
nors, llie Nas tase and Guillermo ·
Vilas to win the $20.000 f1~t pn ze
next Monday.
* * * LOS ANGELES -A rundown
ol how the \Op 10 sl'eds did Wed-
nesday in the Sl.2S,OOO Pacific
Southwest Open tennis cham -
p1onsh1ps at UCLA's Pauley
Pavilion :
No. 1. Jim m y Connors,
Belleville. lU., did not play Wed
nesday.
No. 2, Guillermo Vilas, Argen·
Una, beat Henry Burus, Cincin·
nati, 6-3. 4·6, 6·4. .
No. 3. Ille Nastase. Romarua,
did not play Wednesday.
No. 4, Arthur Ashe, Miami
Beach. Fla ., beat Bil.ly Martin,
Palos Verdes , 6-2, 6-3.
No. s. Raul Ramlre'Z, Mexico,
heal Butcb Walts, Fresno. 6-2,
6-1.
No 6. Eddie Dabbs, Mia mi
•
Jlcach. did not piny Wednesday. ~=! ~ ~ ! ! ~~~~' ~ ~: ~ e.~~:o;:.~--'· 8•111~ ~. ~'..~ !~ hla player. to do whot he did wti
No 7, Harold Solomon, Silver F•~'"" 1 o o o R '''"""' Joo o ...... , °"''''"• """°"' made m011tly in reference lo ti.
Sprinf(s. Md .. ousl<'<i on Tuesday ::!:~~ ; ~ ~ ~ ~;;..,"!,., •• ~ ~ ~ ~ """'""''" ...,,,,. •. o"""" '· M11w ....... 1: ferocity of workouts. "J th1ftJc "' hy f''rt'd McNair, Chevy Chase , ,,_,or > 11 'o h \1••11" • o • o •w•v•,N•w vork~!1,~~~~1~.... the laat few year~ the Lakerta
Mli . 4·6, 6·3, 6-2. r. "-"•" n ° 0 11 ~.:.~:"' ~ ~ ~: .......... c111 " "' ·"' -111 hove not played vety well In 1 ~ · o.-••"" 11 10 "' • 10 f th l M .__ I No. 8, Roscoe Ta nner. Kiawah R""" 0110 n "•'lw•Cllv-i.o-•.0 •1r.1..wi 1,M1,,.....,.,,1• our quar er. ay..,.,. c
l'lland. S.C., did not pl ay Wc.'dnes ~" 0 n ° 0 ....... i. .. ,' o .. u.n111 chonl(e that," ho aald culler
duy. '"'"' 11110 1 Tow 1• 1 > 1 .. !";~~;'!~~7:.:·, ~·.::;:~';'Y ,, c .. .,,,,.,,,. 1: the week. fl of ;
No. 9, Stan S mith, Sea Pines, :;;,~~,,,... ~ !: : ~ N•11 ... m ... _ So when the rat JI l1'0-
S <"'..,beat To m Gorman, ScatUe. l o& " ... 10. c.111.,,,.. .. , m ,..,_,,, ..,,11"""'""'" •uto1v'~'i ,, .o' _ 11 day workout• betelM ~
Ii 3. 6 4. w .... \n H••tJ•Av•.., ,,.""'"~"• •• •• '° ,,.'"""'o" .. .,. w.. ~ "' Loyola University, West w::! No 10. nn·an Gottfried, Fort • 1 , , , • ""'1-'P"1• MtlW • • ..,, """"' i,N<>w YO<ll •. orderln1 his player1 Into a n Ci ,..,,., IWU 10 -•YI Mo<>••-••~ '>• ''"''' l Uonl tr La uderdale, f1 a .. beat She rwood =LI'" ::: ~ ~ ~ ~ : '"'''""'o" ._... , '""• '· "'· '--' 1. ng program aa s eououa t.;tewart, Bayton , Tex.,6-1,fl...4 1 , ,. 11-u m. -·n.C'l11u oo i,\1 lot;••• onoheblm11ell adopt.ed.
Rozelle Fines ~Raiders, SteeierJ
OAKLAND (AP> -National
Footba.ll League Commissioner
Pete Rozelle has fined Oakland
defensive backs George Atkinson
and Jack Tatum for rough play ln
the Sept. 12 game here against
Pittaburl(h, their teammate
Gene Upshaw baa disclosed, and
Upshaw aays he lhinJca it is un·
fair.
Upa baw. a 10-y ear NFL
veteran offensive guard and an
NFL Playera Aasoclation
representative, said In a
telephone call lo the Associated
Press Wednesday ntgbt Atkinson
was fined $1,500 and Tatum $750.
· · Roulle m 1de a Judlment and
fined people without civinc them
a bearin1." Upshaw said. lie
added lbal a future bearinS ls
promlHd. but ''Rozelle already
bu aaid t.bey were guilty before
aheartng."
"ll'a actions like these by the
t0mmla1loner that destroy a ny
chance or gelUng an qrffment
wilh the NFLPA" in contract
negotiations, Upshaw added.
There was no Immediate com -
' ment from Rozelle, whoordinarl· b' does not disclose or discuss
disciplinary actlona by hla office.
Nor was there ~ Immediate
comment from the Plttaburgh
Steelers whose coach, Chuck
Noll, and defeoalve tackle, Ernie
Holm~. a1Jo w~n fined, Upshaw
said Upshaw said be did not
know the reasons for the Steelers
fines nor the amount.
In the Sept. 12 game, whlcb the
Raidera won 31·28 in the last five
minutes, Atkinson rapped
Steeler wide reeeiver Lynn
Swann In the back of lhe head
wit.b his forearm on a paas play,
game films showed. Swann, Who
left tbe game wltb a concuaalon,
said later he had been knocked
dizzy earlier In the ga me by
Tatum.
Noll later blasted the Raiders
for "lntent to malm" and pro-
mL1ed to aend the NFL oUicials a
requeet.. N.cked bJ film clips,
askln1 for punlabment.
Upshaw noted that At.th~
waa not penalized for the Swj Incident and sucgeated lb
widespread publlci.ly atvenlt h
led to Rozelle's lmposlnJ
fines. "Public opinion aim
forced blm to do It," Upshaw all
"J don't think it's fair to 18o11~
ona particular lncldent," aal
Upshaw "Football ls a toug
game, and everyone geta hit .. 1.
Things Uke lbis happenii ev week."
''Some type or schedule~ fin
should be worked out," UjJllha
aald.. "It abouldn 't be f ua'l •
the commh1sioner fttlJ lk~.··
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Lag11na/Sooth Coast '
EDITION
VOL. 69, NO. 267, 4 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES
Aft •rnoo11
N •• Stocks
TEN CEN"CS
·'Cable Cutoff Blackmail'-Nimon Aid~
Public reaction over the
termination of Sao Clemente ca-
ble televlalon ran1ed from out-
race to ho-bum today.
''The dlrtr bastardl. I hope our
city counci does not cjve in to
lhLs blackmaal," Col. Jack Bren-
nan, former President Richard
M. Nixon's chief of 1taft, said to-
day when asked for his personlll
view.
Cable service was cut at 2 a.m.
* * *
Wednesday In a feud between TM
Communications Company and
the city. Seven UwJusand sub-scribers, Sot percent of the San
Clemente bouaebolds are af-
fected.
Al 2:01 a .m . the first pbooe call
came in lo the company's local of.
flee, San Clemente Cablev1S1on.
The calla haven't stopped com·
ing.
John Purdie, local ofhce
* * *
mana1er, was on duty then. Ile
sa1d he answered SO calls in the
flnll two boun aloneollhe mom-
llll pro1ramming. Sloei! then all
the company's lines have been
lJed up.
Many residents voiced concern
that they would be unabJe to see
tonight's 6:30 p.m. presiden1.1al
de bales.
According to Purdie, unless a
court order the city is seeking to-
* * *
day forces resumpUon of servlte, most probably won't.
An emertency m~a or the
Caty Council at 3 p.m. today pc'O-
bably wouldn't bring a decision
quickly enou1ll to reconnect the
consoles that brina in recepUon
which were unplugced by the
company.
Purdie sald that while it took
only 10 minutes to pull the plus.
(SffTV IRE, Page A!)
* * *
Cleinente Asks Co111·t
To Stop Cable Cutoff
Debates
Key to
Election?
By The Associated Press
Despite Jimmy Carter's
15.000-mtle campaign log,
despite President Ford's h1gh-
vas1b1hly home stand. despite the
promises and the polls, the
crucial phase of the contest for
the White House be&Ul.S tonight.
What is past ls warmup.
The 90-minute debate in
Pblladelpbia tonlcht at 6::.> PDT
is viewed in both camps as the
likely pivot point for the .fO cam-
paifn days that remain.
In large part, it la the laek of a
single, compelllnt issue OC' aet ol
Nf.'JJ'S ANAl .. YSIS
issues that has raised so high the
stakes In the first of three Ford-
Carter debates.
Image and voter impressions
of the Republican president and
the Democratic challenger are
therefore the more Important.
And those are precisely the
perceptions that the debate can
shape, or reinforce, or erase.
Furthermore, by any measure.
Ule race ls closer than on the
steamy night 10 Kansas City,
Mo., when Ford told a cbeerin'g
Republican convention that he
wanted to meet Carter face-t.o-
race to debate the issues, the first
incumbent president ever to do
so
Not that Ford has overtaken
Carter at this pomt. his own
camp1ugners acknowledge he ts
&la II bt>h1nd.
But as one Republican put It, a
real contest is In prMpect, where
once It seemed there would be
none
Carter, who has from the start
cauuontd Dtmocrala aealnst
O\lerconndence, makes that Point
from hls own campalan plat-
l<>rms :
"It's a very dlrficull political
undcrtakln1 to defeat an Incum-
bent pruldtnt with a unified par-
ty And that'• what I face."
Nont"theleaa, Carter daims a
hulthy lead. On theeveoflhede-
bate. his apoltesman aaJd Sep-
(~.e DEBATE, Pase AZ>
Coast
Weather
A sltght chance or
showers early Friday.
Mostly cloucly near tbe
coast. UtUe temperature
chanae. ·
INSIDE TOD" Y
Orangt Counlf ttridmt1
t.oUl w. orM to Oft ti. dtot•
in .about titre• wukl.
MftJntDIUlt. o ucond eoat of
humon-to-h•mon aprtod of
tlw dUeoat h4s bef'!I rtpOrl·
td ht tlN Bon. Stt .tqrie1
..U, Af.
lad~x
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Nixon Cut Off
No TV for Big Debate?
FORMER PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON is among
7,000 San Clemente cable television subscribers cut off when
TM commun1cat1ons terminated i.ervlce Wednesday In a
row with the City Council. ··ves. he was without service," Col. Jack Brennan, Nlx-
on's chief or staff. said today.
• He said he was making arrangements this morning to
guarantee that the former president will be able to see the
Ford-Carter debate torught ·
"WE'VE HAD OFFERS from all over to~n. from p~o
pie who are on the Storer systems," Col Brennan said
"He defm1tely will see the debate. You can say that, ..
Col. Brennan added
He noted that with rabbit ears the Nixon household
could r eceive San Diego although reception was fuzzy.
Vrgeneg Ordinanre
Whole
Systein
May Go
By PHILIP ROSMAIUN Ot IM Dell\> PlteUIMI
San Clemente City Attorney· ,.~
MacKenile Brown aougbt an In·
Junction m Superior c.ourt today
to force the city cable lelevtslon
franchiser torua:umeservice
TM Communicallons Company
cul cable service to 7,00Q San
Clemente homes at Z a.m. Wed·
nesday, minutes after the City
Council refuted to guarantee the
~m_pany ,!h.:.\j.\S groperty aa4 , • ..,.. ·~ aet"'ztd by
the clty d&Pint a three-day J"·
terim period bet.•etntbe old and
Ar h B h H oewfraocb.ilecon:. c eac ORl~~--~~!.~=re:s;;~~~
Hit by Surcharge
The Laguna Beach City Coun·
cil bas slapped a Sl.000 parks sur
charge on all new Ar<'h Buch
Jlelghts home construction
The action wu ta.ken Wednes·
day under emergency powers
which allow the ordmance to take
effect Immediately.
It will raise an add1t1onal
S18.000 from pending con11truc·
lion In addition to about $9,000 the
development would have been
assessed under the city's old
parks fee formula.
In a related action, the council
!(ave preliminary appro•al lo a
pion to construct five tennis
courts In a new Arch Beach
Heights Park. Initial proposals
for the park also show a creation
or an artificial lake.
The city already has $38,000 In
lta Arch Beach Height.a park
fund. Estimated cost ol the new
park would be about $200,000.
The park may be eligible for
Force Bolstered
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
1rovernment'1 m ost powerf!JJ
civil rl1hta agency. stun1 by
criticism that It Is not protectln1
mlnorlUes and women rrom dis·
crimlnallon, says It will clean up
it.a backlog or 2.000 complalnu
and uncompleted lnveaUgations
by huvlnit SOO employes
retrained as invesUgatoni.
federal grant fmancin1.
The enactment of the urgency
ordmance, the second SU<'h ac-
tion affecting Arch Beach
Heights by the counclJ in two
days, was by a 4-0 vote
Tuesday, the city COW1c1I voted
4·1 t o extend a bu1ld1ng
moratorium on the area until
Oct. 14 at which l.lme a ho~t of
land use regulations are to be re-
ady for implementation m the
hilltop community.
Arch Beach HeiKb~. ongmally
subdivided in 1918 into 25 by 100-
foot lots, 1s the most densely de·
veloped residential area of the
city.
UnlJl recently. it had no parks
and received few mun1c1pal
amenities.
The are11 has been hit over the
years by a series of bulldinJ?
moratoriums. first applied tor
health r easons when 11eptic
sewage disposal syst ems in-
stalled an the area overloaded the
ab&orptlon capacity of the land.
FINCER ON NOSE
DIDN'T HELP HIM
SAN DIEGO CAP> -Police
found a 17-year-old boy stuck In a
house chimney today. 92 day~
before Christmas.
When he explained he was try-
in• to see his girlfriend but
lacked a house key, t.hc youth
was delJ vered lo his own home
Underpass Started
Traffic Eyed
Additional study ol tr.me con· aesuon created during Laguna
Beacb'a annual art festival
seuoo was authorized Wednes-
day by the City Council.
The council also ordered city
staff lo initiate stepa for con-
struction of a pedestrian un-
derpass beoeatb Lacuna Canyon
Road In front of the Festival of
Arts 1rounct..
The council's ad.ion wu pre-
cipitated by a planninJ com·
mission report sugaestlng ways
of alleviating the massive traffic
concesUon whlcb bas become as
mucb a part of the Laauna Beach
JUDUDe.T •rt scene u MUCapes
and painted clowns.
Idea.a nised ln the comm.laioo
nport indude creation of a large
'
parking area along Laguna Ca·
nyoo Road north of El Toro
Road. An lntense bu9 aod t.ram
s)'ltem would brina motort1ta in·
to the city from the lot.
The commissioh also suggests
that the city's third art festival,
Art·A-Falr. be encouraged to re·
locate near tbe two other
festivals. Sawdust Featlval and
the Festival of Art.. 'I'hi. would
facilitate pede$trlan traffic
between them and eliminate me
of vehicles.
Councilman Jon Brand said he
believed the ~mmiasioo'a plan
could oa17 lntemlfJ ~on ,
rat!Mr than relievine it. He ~
• tlnued to fonra.rd a plu ol his
own aeai~ creation of a tom·
bination festival site, parkln1 lot
Th ew contract, approvnd by
the co ii, takes effect Oct. 21.
Under ~ cable television or-
dinance. if a franchise expires.
the city has the tight to con-
fiscate any equipment left on sit~
after 30 days, if no new franchise
1s In effect.
The council was scheduled to
meet at 3 pm. today.
Mayor 8 . Patrick Lane, who
was the swing vote both in secur-
1 n g approval of the cable
franchise and denying the com·
pany a guarantee it.s property
would not be taken. called for the
eml'ritency session.
fi e said it was ''for purposes or
considering continuance of cable
television service within the
city."
Lane was unavailable for com~
ment this morning. Tbe two other
council members who refused
the cable company its property
guarantee -Thomas O'Keefe
and Tony Di Giovanni -saJd they
had no Intention of backing down
on the issue.
Unleu the court order
stipulates otherwise, or one of the
council members, changes hi!'I
mind. TM executives \'owed to'-
day the company would complete
dismantlement or the cable
system.
So far. only control consolea at
the antenna alte Uaat process
television slenals for feed-in lo
home connections ha\fQ been U'h·
plugged. Richard Young, TM'
vice president, sald it look about
10 minutes to do it.
The company wu prepar°' at
least for several daya to tllke Wa
action
In order not to Interrupt
service to several hundred other
(Sff CAILE, Pace AZ)
Again
and community park OD acreaae
south of El Toro Road oa Irvine
Ranch lan.d acrou from tho
•tablet In La1uu c_,on ~
The co\lnoll made no concrete
decisionJ on the correct.Ion of the
traffic problem. but rather
directed tbe plannin1 com·
mission to continue workinc on
the matter and to conslde~ re·
commendaUoDI developed by the
city'• Tranaportalloo aH
ClreulaUonComm1Ueeuwell1
Mayor PbylUt SWeenay re.
ft:l'ffid to the council~ action as
"l])rlnklln1 holy wat.r" on tlMt
~council dld, ..,,..n~. take
action tlnkinc a propoHd
pedestrian bridle O\'er Lacuna
<Stt TBA FFIC. Pa&e AJ)
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Oellf rllet Staff .......
WHAT HAPPENED?-Mrs. Cathi Wilson, 211 Avenida
Serr a, San Clemente, attempted to turn on cable
television Wednesday morning so that her ch\ldren,
Jessica and Joey, could watch children's shows. Nothing
happened. She is shown at cablevision oC!iccs attempt·
ing to find out what happened.
Irvine Bf3iress Asks
·charity Stock Gift
By TOM BAllLEV
Of!h O•ltf l'llllt Stiff Irvine heiress Joan Irvine
Smith urged the Irvine Company
and the James Irvine Foundation
late Wednt1•dltY to accept her
suggeatlon that all but two per-
cent Of the Ir\'ln~ stock held by
the foundation be distributed lo
charities.
Mrs. Smith urged the proposal
on her adversaries as a practical
way to resolve the dispute
generated when the Mobil Oii
Company offered the foundation
SZOO million ror shares of •tock
that must be relinquished under
federal law.
She said acceptance.of her of.
ler would immediately end her
current Orance County Superior
Court lawauit against both
parties.
She said acceptance wauld "al·
low thla court to avoid the cOln•
plex question or whether the
foOndaUon is breaching It.I ob-
li1atiollf lo the beneficiaries and
the minority shareholders."
Lawyers for the slate Attorney
General's office commented that
the sugge&tlon cont1.uned in ·a
memorandum circulated around
Judge James F . Judge's
courtroom "deserves consldera•
Uon."
Lawyers for the opposing
Irvine Company and the James
Irvine Foundation had no Im-
mediate comment. But it seems
likely that they will reject Mr11.
Smith's invitatlort
Mrs. Smith said she felt that
her proposa l had merit,
"because beneficiaries would re·
celve the eicact value of the foun·
dalion'a stock by receiving the
stock luelf.
"I would be able to continue
my ownership in the Irvine Com·
pany, a relationship in which 1
maintain strong familial and
emotional ties." she explained.
Mrs. Smith is the grand·
daughter or James Irvine, the
<See HEIRESS, Page t\2)
Dei'Y ,_. M"9 .....
·JOAN tRVINt! 1Mmt MMD APNARANCE IN COURT
Urgea lmne FOUftllldola DetrtlMM S1ock to Chartdff
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N DAIL., PILOT • L /SC
The Sao Clemente City Oou.ncll
has vot~d '4 l to reJoln tbc
Soulhcut Re1i1onaJ Reclamauon
Acmey (SJl!RKA) and bwld a
ft•e·milt Iona plpettne \o Dana
Point to daspose or treated sewer
water.
• 1'be act.ioa is u pect~ to Im·
Jlft>ve cl17 chances ol ~uig a ~ on new sewer CCll'lnertlOM
u.n.d at a Nov. 1 pubhc heanng
More the Sao D1eeo ReciouJ
WM.er Quality Coot.r'OA Board..
'•The board lmpe>sed severe
~ct.k>oa, mcludiJll tbe COO·
Caner Says
He's Sorry
JboutLB]
AUSTIN, Tex. (AP)-Mrs.
Lyndon B. Johnson said today
• was "distressed, burl and
perplexed" by Jimmy Carter's
remarks about her late husband
in a maga%ine interview. Carter
has apologized for tUs commenls
about Johnson.
Mrs. Johnson's statement was
released shortly before the
former First Lady toured \be
Lyndon Baines J ohnson Ubrary
with Carter's wife, RosaJynn.
Shortly before Mra. Cart.er ar·
rived, Mrs. JobnlOll was asked
by reporters ror comment oa
Carter's remark to a Playboy ln·
t erviewer that Presidents
Richard M. Nixon aod Johnson
engaged in "lying, chealinc and
distortion of the truth."
Sbe said that she told her sWf
that 1f anyone sought ber com·
ment, "They could say I w~ dls·
tretised, hurt and perplexed. •
~1rs. Johnson confirmed that
the Democratic presidential can.
dJdate called her alter advance
reports of the Playboy interview
were released.
"l felt 1t was very nice of him
to call me. He told me he had said
a great deal or ruce things about
my husband on his travels along
Wlth all the other Democratic
presidents." Mrs. Johnson said.
At that point. she broke off her
ronversalion with reporters by
walking with her daugbte:r, Lud
.Nugent. to greet Mrs. Carter. Sbe
took both of Mrs. Carter's hands in hers.
After a brief tour ol the Ubrary
exh1b1ts, Mrs . J ohnsoa, Mra.
Nugent and Mrs. Carter wtmt in-
to seclusion for 20 miautea to
h ave coffee.
Ac;ked by reporters afterward
if thev discus:.l'd lhe Play&loy interview, Mrs. CartcrsaJd: ··we
didn't say Playboy onetime."
Carter was quoted as saymg in
the Playboy interview, which
will appear in the maauioe'•
November issue, " ... I doo't
tJunk I would ever take on the
same frame of mind lhal Nixon
Qr Johnson did -lyinc. cheating
and distortlni;t the t.ru\h."
Fro• Page AJ
' TRAFFIC •..
Canyon Road.
Mayor Phy!Us Sweeney flaUy
11ald she did not approve of the
<lVl'rpass.
She also said she didn't like un·
dt>rpasscs. althoucb she admatt·
t.'<i some bypass was needed to
S<'parate cars from walkers on
the road
Councilwoman Sally Bellerue
suid she bad seen an underpass
d<>veloped In Turtle Rock In the
city of Irvine which :.he said wu
not "scary."
The Ataff WIS CDCOW"&led \o 10
took at the Irvine uode11>ut and
to initiate steps lc1din1 to a
arade separated pede1lri1n
puuee.
DAILY PILOT
•
nttt.ima •em .... • JJJ:I • alter dillll .. P'OM ~._ .. ti
wute water at.aod.ardl.
Effttt of that ban has been
minimal 60 ~ar, but .cc:ordins \o
Cit)' Manaeer Gerald WMlu, lf It
11.n't lifted Nov. 1, lt'a ~ to
atart ... dtlq WW....
Same •o new a.o.-tn the B~dmoor troct ~lH Sin
Clemente Hilb School att
scbedu1ed for oecvpuq ~ dl9
moatb or early DCat. u tbe ban Im 't Wted ll .m
caas. HYea fiDadal ba.rdWp on tbme bW.ldan, Weebuad.
Tblre af• ot.btt buUders tMl
woUd be affected by .. ~ mdq:;tlon· be..md. Sa w• el one tliPe a mena er of SEBllA, rotl· Ommate CJ( qendel banded tn
a ~oul aewaae "bposal "'°" gram. 8ul it P¥1.led out fteo cmt.
OV'ftTllDI uceededJOOpue9L
Cblef &mOllf tbe renoat coun-
cllmeo dffided T.-diay to rejoin
SERRA was that tM dty la di&l·
ble for 81~ p«cat federal tuncl·
in«. City official.I wen bluntlJ In-
formed la.st week U...t if it buJlt
ill own Improved ooeao pipeline
to dispose ol wutes io the sea, il
would have to foot \he whole bill.
CouncilmaA BilJ Walker said
the city could save '500.000 to
'800.000 by joiolng Sf!RRA.
Another roadblock tbat kept
the council from SERRA was a
dlverient pbiJosophy ol wute
water dispohl. Sao Clemente of·
fidals maintain that to dlUdP all
effluent watel' ln\o the RI is a
waste-of a usable resource.
The dty had fUU..fledled lr·
ritatloa and croun4·waler
recharge proarams roi.11 wben
tbe regional wafer board ltruck
them down and orderecl .it treat-
ed sewage to be dlsJlC*d~
the ocean outfall.
It wu thought that t\lnd1na for
both a new ocean outfall and a
waler red1maUon projec1 was
wiavailable.
But oew legialation to take ef·
feet late next year would provide
the needed federal grants.
It will cost about $12.75 million
to gel into the SERRA proitnim,
Pair Accused
lnMurtkr
Claim Alibis
Attorneys !or two ""1 acciased
of kldn1pln1 1ad kllllnt 1'os
Al1mitos houeewife Jo1nn
Sttaman predicted late Thurs·
day that they Wtll .. allDOlt CU·
taloly" be cleared ol the cbaries
after a prellmioary hearini
scheduled to open Mond.a,y.
Both men said lbe)I will pro-
d...ce four and pouibty five v1llll
alibi witnessn dwint the Su.ta
Ana municipal courl.MUiOll.
They said they w1lJ prove con-
clusively that both defendants
were in other locations 1t the
time Mrs. Selgmao and bu faali-
ly were snatched from tbtlr
home at ~1 Cortese J)rlvo and
when Mrs. Sei101an, 43, was
later killed by her abductDn.
The1 may even produce ln
~ a "silent wttnea .. '1tho will
not take the stand but wlU naure
prominently in the teatimony of
ot.ber defeme wlt.neues.
Fro• Pa~ .4 J
DEBATE •••
tember polling ahowed CaNr
ahead ln M stat.ca w1th about "40
tl~toral votea, Ford in 13 with
about 100 electoral votes. Jt takes
270 to win elecUon.
AccorClio1 \o Carter aide Jody
PowoU the poWnc bJ Patri~t
CaddeU 1bo'Wtd Carter leadinl
by mnpt of lea than nve ~, .... pol.db ln IUta wttb
about 120 elector•l votes.
To whicb William Oreentr,
apolresman fer~ tord'a
campalcn. re!Jled. 0 lt wOukt IP.
KEIPYOUR OWH 9CORl-A1 -LOBBYIST COWIAMS
~ORD 'GIFTI'~ ..
TY FARE: DEBATES.
N!W SHOW&-01
pear tbat Mr. CaclcteU~ "'1
verl.fted ~ we're clOllq UMt
pp a1J ottr lbe oatlGn."
Greener rffalled tbe ~
polls conduct ed before tbe
Republlcan National CM¥t:D\1GD ,
that showed Carter le:td.lnt by
wide m_arsS.os, QP to • s-C91· tqe potnll ~ a 1.oul.I Hanb 1tlt'-••1 between \be tft PG1' con-V9ltlonl.
TM most recent llarrt.I poll,
tMllled oa auneya epmpleted oo Aue~ JD. p.v~ Certs aa lkl>OADt Siad. '!be latest GaU•poU &lvea
Carta• 15·P'Otntlee4-
Th• Ford camJ) t'ODlends Use
llP bu ainc. beeaMll'owied.
e The/ta Up;
Killing Off
WASJDNGTON (AP) -
Theft.a increased 11 pu-
~ tlDd murders d«lined. t pera.at u the overall
U.& ertme rate ed&ed up-
ward dwinl the flrtit Sil(
mcclha of t.hJa year, the
FBI reported today.
Of tbe seven crime
cateiortea muau~ by
a.be FBl'a UnUorm Crtme ~rta, theft WU the onJy • one lbowtn1 an tncnue
nationally. But that ll per·
cent jump boosted the
over·all crime rate 3 per.
e«it, compared with Ute
same period lo 1975.
The FBI statistics are
based OD the number o(
crimes reported by 9,160
st.ate and local law en·
fattement agencies.
CABLE BATTLE • • •
customers i.erved by the San
Clemente cable stauon but local
t"C1 outside the city, temporMy
anlemlas were erected la.st J1'ri • day.
Separate antennas wt.'rt.' put up
to servlct) Camp Pendlt-ton,
<'itpLlltnmo Beach ~ ~ of
San Juan Capl~truno.
Youne said the rompany httd
bct-n prepared to take> th11t uclion
.. for quite some time."
lJut beyond the simple unplu.:·
ling, Young admitted Wedne~
day. no m•Jor dl1manWn1t of
other eqwpmcnt ha~ ~-en done.
Ho said company ullomeys met
In t1trate1y sessions Wednesday
to plan further action.
lo earlier statements TM or
ficials gave the impression u
wholesale teardown of equip·
men\ was in progress.
()(ot 31 O'Keefe said some have
paid u yur In advll.O~ TM, ho
UJd, dotsn 't •'bl ve a cootraciual
riaht to cancel aerv1~."
TM 's Young uld c~tomera
would be retunded for Heh day
they do not receive cable.
O'Kctht further bluled lh9
flrm for ne10UatinJI ita contract
Wlth th<> caty In what h caned
'"C'ommunast Cbtn~o" fashion •
demaodin1 eonceasJon.s before
necocJauona beaan.
* * * t 'rota Page Al
TV IRE •••
fine tunlng necesaary after the
consoles are reconnected would
i.keboura.
Al best, he saJd, v1ewen would
be able to take ln only • porUon ot
thedebale.
Brown Names Panel
On OC Malpractice
Young hedged on questions
about whether TM might have
WaJted lo cut television service at
least unl11 furthtt dismantling
work was firmed up.
City omc1als speculated that
the company used the sen ice
halt as a club to forcesubscnbers
to complain to City Hall.
Indeed, aJJ day Wednesday TM
secretaries urged disturbed
callers to do just that.
Young said he felt no obligation
lo inform TM's 7,000 subscribers
of the action. taken while most
slept. He bl<Jmed the city and
srud the company simply reacted
to the council, upon which be
placed that responsibility.
Althouch dJsconned.lon ol ca-
ble doesn't completely black out
ulevision reception. Pw'dle said
most subscnbers would have re-
ception so poor it would be too
frustrating to watch.
Meanwhile, customers have
flocked to local radio and
television auf pile.rs \o b\zy ra~
bit-ear or roo antennas.
Gov. Edmuod Brown Jr. bas
appointed 11 Or ange Countians to
a panel to look into complaints or
medical maJpractice in the
county.
The appointment.a comphete
the groundwork for a -.1,y ap-
proved emerrency measure to
seek malpractice reform.
The panel wru begin its work in
January, according to one or the
newly appointed committee members.
Appoioted to the panel are:
Irvine residents Ina Blias, ex.
ecuti ve director or the Oranie
County Planned P-..tbood As-
sociation; Ron al cl Lunceford,·
founder and director of the
People's Clinic or Santa Ana and
assocrnte professor of socloloey
at Cal State Long Beach; Dr.
J ean Etfal CarUn. of the UCI
Colleae of Medicine, Dr.
Jeremiah Tilles, Director of
medlcal services at UCI Medical
Center, and Dr. Danie! PeJog, as.
sistant profeasor of medicine at
UCI.
Fro• Page Al
HEIRESS •••
founder ot the Irvine Company.
Mn. Smiltl accused lbe foun· 4aUon ol ~..,... its pWined
meraer with Mobil as a meao.a or
rorci.q1 her Jo sell her 22 pertent
lnteresl In ;u.e Irvine Company
ud lllld h4't ~ telationahQ> with the litnd<O* oraanW&·
tion.
She predicted the foundation's
refusal of her orrer on the irounds that lt mlaht lead to her
acbleving moce lnfluence in the
operation of the lrvlne Company.
And she f\Artber claimed that
the foundatlon aeekl to continue
aa a IOUrCe of (uoda for charity
throu&b control of more Ulan $100
million lo resources which would
~ realized \broulh the founda·
tioo'a sale or alotk ln the Irvine
Company.
The Federal Tu Reform Act ol 1169 compels the foundation to
dJapose of Its Irvine Company.
stock oot later than 1983.
Lawyera oo both aides noted
Wednead ay that t he offer
circulated by Mrs. Smith ls
simUar to one tbat wu rejected
by another judfe last year in
Oranie Coallt.y Superior Court.
Attorney L)1ldol Young, then
ad.lq for Mn. Smith, suggested
at that time tbat the foundation's
shares could be divided among
charities lhut would Include
ho1pltal11 and prwate un·
JVC!nilles.
JU<S&e Claude M. Owens re-
fu,,ed to consider the ptop05al
with the rullne th1t Youna did
not have legal standing to in-
tervene on behalf of lbe charita-
ble beneOclaries.
Bolsa Chica
Deleted From
Coastal Sites
Approximately seo acres or the
Dolaa Chica well•nds have been
deleted h'om a list or proposed
coastal acqu11ttlon sJtes by t.be
state.
Ttle .rea ,, .. believed an
aloq to rank hleh OD the priority
list.
Only two Oran&• County sites
nmaln oo Lhe state purchase list
that WlU be decided by YOCtta
Ncw.2ontbe Prop. 2ballotiasut.
1'ey lnclude \be Dana Not
headland.I fdr a blalftop park and ,., .. uoo area and the Inine
Cout for beach access and~
U$e facUlttes between lAfuna
Beach and Corona del Mar.
Alto cbopped off the ahoDPl.n,
litt tn addt&.IOD to tM Bolaa thica W.Uandl were the Los Cerritos
WC!lland, on the Orange C.ounty·
Los An1elea County bol'der;
Deputmont ol Water and Power
.proper't,J ID Seal ~acb; Depart-
mmt of TransPortation prOpetty
OD Padfle Coast HlJbway and
8ute AH JU Vtl' 1-od in Hunl-iD&too BeadL
,
Also selected are Newport
Beach obstetric1an-gynecolog1st
Dr. James Watt; s urgeon Dr.
Robert Hinrichs, also of Newport
Beach; Stan Malek. ol. Tuatin,
execul:lve director ol the Orange
CoU!lty Health Planning Council;
Norma Grundy, Fountain Valley
nursing supervisor of student
health services al UCI and Dr.
.Doris Johnson, a Corona del Mar
eYJ1eCC)lO&Lsl.
Tbe committee will review the
quality of certified medical of-
ficials in the county, including
nurses and doctor's assistants.
It will also invesU1ate public
complaints, and complaiols from
hospital officials and other mem-
bers of the medical profession.
Ir, in their findings, the panel
discovers evidences of malprac·
lice they can turn their evide nce ove~ to the attorney general's of·
lice. A m edical quality as·
surance panel can suspend the
doctor for up to 30 days er place
him on a year 's prob11llon.
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Youoe said he expected
today's t'Ouncil session would br-
ing no progress in negotiations.
that be expected the council
would only adjourn to closed
session and then announce an im-
pending leaaJ action against the
company.
Young said TM is planning a
legal actioa of its own. He
declined to be more specific.
The execuu .. said the cutoff or
service was ~recedeoled to bis
knowledge, aot only by hJ.s com·
pany but by a117 cable flrm.
O'Keefe said today the court
order to force resumption or
service was based on alleged
violations of the individual con-,
traclsofTM subscribers.
Most customers have pre.paid
for the service at least Utroueh
The local Radio Shack, 814 S.
El Camino Real, reported it sold
out ita entire stock of rabbit-ear
antennas, Wednesday. Eilhty
percent of full sl1e antenna
sys~ms were sold, accordln& to
manager J ames Boles, wbo or-
dered spec ial shipments for
replacements fo r today.
"By the time l opened Q\Ydoor
yesterday, .. he said, "the line
was already long."
In a telephone sample of au~
St'r\~r opinions this moml.llg by
the Daily Pilot, oplnloos apllt
50-50 on who to blame tor the ca·
ble cutoff.
Al City Hall, however, feeling
was runnin1 asalnst the City
Council. Telephone lines there
were lied up all day.
One sub~criber polled by the
Daily Pilot said be felt the ctty
was being ''very unfair t.o do this
to a private company."
Another said angrily of the
rouncil, "We voted them In and
we can vote them out." --===========.
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15 ooly Junior dresMn • . . . . . . . 18 ro2b.OO 6.11
11 ooly Junior foll pontstirs . . . . I 8.ro2300 9.11
12 only Junior foll lonq des~s . . . . . . 18.00 I 2.11
b ooly Junior jumpsuits. • . . . • . • • .... 2o.OO 12.11
• _.only Misses bkner sut ••.......... b8 00 34.11
b ooy Super wede SUit •••••••••••• 58.00 40.11
FALL DRESS
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=>onrsuits, street dresses and long styles. Misses,
:uniors and half sizes.
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30% to 70% off
Sportswt'ar Newport B~ach
15 only Wrap cordiqon sweaters ...... 11.00 I.II
8 ooy foll shop iodet\ . . . . . . . 10.00 6.11
IS only Shoo Jeevo pnnr T Wt~ ..... 13.00 I.II
18 only Lonq ~orts two sty!~... 11.ro21 00 U .11
12 only Fash.on 1eons n whore only • • • . 15.00 7 .II
20 orJy Junior pronl ble>u\8\ . . . . . . . . . . I I 00 7 .II
18 only Fashion swearers Ill foll colors .• 12.00 9.11
12 only Ji.riiOf denom boot pcwll • • • • • • 23.00 16.11
70 only /l.ztoc wrap swearer .•...... \J)eOiol '·"
20 only Womens robes. • • . . • • . 15.ro 18.00 11.11
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200 only Womens honcb:>gs
vinyf and suede ............ b00.10.00 4.tf
.<Kl only womens sunglm\M ••..•• 3.99-5.00 1.99
200 ~ Womens fa~ jewelry
nedkxe earing'> .•.•••.•.••• 2.cxnoo ·"
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7 3 only Men & boys suede and
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100 orJy Boys navy sorfe-~
S.zes 1'11 to 6 . . . . . . . . . . . ...... 4 qq I .II
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M"n·s-WomPn°s·8oy11 0119. 4.99 to a qq .
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20 orJy P\g of training Perts .••.•••••. 1.39
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10 only Toddler Qiflt CJOWM •••••••••• 3.50
10 only Toddler drnses ............ 3.S9
6 criy T oddl• denim jodet •••••••••• S.50
4 ooy Toddler bo'f' leiSlle set'\
\l.. I & I '/, only ................ 11.00
so ooy girls pontsels 4-6lc
out &tylei & colon •••••••••••• 8.00.9.50
I 20 only gins pant sots 1.14
O\\I styles & color' .•••.•.•• , 1"2.00.14 00
75 only chue\ ~
out st)lle\ & c;~ •••••••• , • 7 00-8 00
SO long dreues '4~
mst styles & cokn •••••.•••• 8.S0.9.00
SO only long dressea 7-14
out styles & colors •••••••••• 8rol0.SO
75 only dresses 7-l4 •••••••••••• 8.S0.9.50
I 00 cjffs swimwear ouort ciolcn ·
ond styles • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• 5.00'>. SO
ISO Tops osst colors & sty!. 7-14 .. 4.00.~SO
ISO Gwls PQ"!s 7-14 ............ 7.4CJ.f0.00
~only Aw boys jeans .......... 7.SQ..8.00
100 only Short si....,. stWts •••••• 7.00.7.50
100 ~ BoY" novelty & to* k:lpl •• 2.S0.3.00
I SO pair Asst athletic sods • • • • . • 1.25-1.59
JO only Boys denim jocke11 (14-20) ••.. 8.00
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10.11 .... .... ....
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Mpns M~wport Bf'ach
J 00 ~ Assorted jeans. sloch.
jad'.ets. •••.•••••••.•...••. 6. 99-13.00
SO orly Mens fashion jutl"p>UtS,
denim & colcutto .•........ 35.00-40.00
20 ooy Mens I 00'1. polyester slits •••• <f0.00
~only Mens I 00'1. ~ter sport coots 45.00
84 orly Mens worm~ ,Uts with hood 30.00
200 only Meris sport Virts s/~ l/s 6.00-9.00
200orJy Mens l /S sport shirts .• 10.00-1600
tJJ ooly Mens sport Wn S/S. L/S .. 2.SO.S.00
HOW .....
27.H
39.tt
34.tf"
19.11
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7.H ....
Cam~ra Newport Beach
2 orly Bell cod Howen
s5de cube projector ••••...••••. 99.%
2 only Bell cod Howell m::Me projecton 99.88
SO only FX 13!). 20 film • • • • . . • .. • • • • • I 09
SO only FX I 35-36 film • • .. • . • • . • • . • • I. 49
79.'5
7f.ts
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Sportinq Goods-Hardwar~ Nwpt.
~och
SO~W~5uits
ossl styles & colors .......... 12.88-2288 9.H
16 orly Ccut queet1 tems rodets .... 8.99 l .11
22 only Football jerseys~ Sile\ S.M.l .• 4.49 I.II
~ only Stems trfe ioc~ets
mens & ladies $i1es .•.•.••.••••.. 20.99 I 5.11
!00 only fire place logs . . • • • • . . ••.... 89 .66
2 only Franklin stoves 30" •••••.•.•. 269.99 17'.9'
2 only FTcrir111 stoves 24" .••••••.•• 199.99 12'.ft
I orly 10 gal Oty shop YOCW'TI •••••• 39 99 24.11
I only 5 cp Gos con . • . • . . . • • • • . . . 8.qq l .11
200 only Assorted ~leis ........ · .89·2.39 .66· 1.33
GUM CLEARANCE
Svn,, a mmo, ond o'I qun oc ... e>sor···'> rl<.).v
r1x:lure:i L rn.1eJ to !.tock on hanJ. Ori J. 2 94
I() 13 J.99
Mow 30%' OFF
Housewar~s & Gifts Nwpt. Beach
6 only Gumboll dispenso-s • . . . . . • . . . 7 99 I.II
b ooy Peorut d.spen~ ...••••..•.• 11.qq 3.11
400 only Discontinued diod
and plastic flowets ••••.••.•• r .00-3.00 50% off
20 only Special buy
cetomic lc:.mps ............ 14.88-16.88 t .tt
Luqqaqt'"-Toiletrit., Nf'wport B~ach
'19 pa Samsonite travel
l:ueou 1!JQ90Qe ..••...•.... 40.00.75.00 500/o off
42 pa Mens Samsonite 21" cosuol
Caf'Y<Xl qey ooy , , • , , .•• , ••••. '42.00 21 .00 ~
16 pcs (Qnl!Qs lugqoge fCS\ or
~ brown 2b" .• : ....... '. ...... special 16.H
LADY SCOTT
BATHROOM TISSUE
300 Double Pock roll ..
Special 5/200 ._ ____________________________ __,,
Or aperH'\·C udo1n'>·Ba t+t Nwpt Beach
200 onl-t Auorted di~
... & ~ ................ 1.660.29
50 ody Dt.oontnued tias lc
colcn sheer panels .......... 3.69-5.29
100 """ POSfel COt'ltOll bolti MJl •••••• 6.50
12 only Postel ovel baetuug1 ........ 6.50
<te>only Postel id~ ............ 3.75 25~~~:'.~~-· .... ~so
so only SoGd color lid C0\191 •••••••••• 3.25
15 only Postel tonk sets .............. 6.SO
·" •••• 2.tf
2.tt ••••
2.44 ·" 2.44
Carpt'h & Fumitun-Nwpt Bf'ac h
Oic;.
I ooly RllWlr c,een shag 14'a2' •••••. 22.00
I orly Oval rug oronqe 1x6 •.•••••• 29.99
I ooy !Wg remnant~ 12x3b" .• 37.00
I orJy Onentof rug woc:J 10.14 •••.•• 399.00
I orJy /Vea rug green shoq
11\bound 9.12 .................. 66.00
I only lveo rug bound 9xl2 .•••.•.• 66.00
I only Aleo rug bound 12id 5 .... , • , • 88.00
30 only !Wg somples 27"x48" •••••• special
30orJyRug ~ 27".18'' ••.••• special
I 00 only Rug samples 9"x 18" •••••• ~
I only !Wstic ook server ..••.••••••. 319.00
I only Contemp. vinyl 2 pc. sectlonol, , 579.00
I only Tub choir swivel • • .. • .. • .. • • 179.00
I ooly T roditionol hi bod: choir •••••• I 09.00
I ooly Cust. choir & otfom:Jn •••• , •• , 4/8.00
1 orly E.A. pbd sofa ............ :m.oo
I only Trod, Queen heocix>ord., .••• blOO
I only Trod. queen hecx:i>oad ... , .• 104.00
I only Cocklo1l roble gloss & wood . 229.95
I only tock1ail table '1<>s~
& wood holion . . . . . . . . . .. '249 95
I ooy Brown plaid I~" r,Uow -.ola . 359.00
I only EA dork pine s-do cho.r. . . . ... 75.00
5 only Knock down chor\ . . .• 109.00
S only Knoc.k down cocbol toblM .• , • 59.00
I only Early American rocker . • • • . . • . 99.00
MOW
17.00
19.00
2'.00
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lJ.00
3l.OO
44.00
2.tt
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400.00
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244.00
2H.H
24.00
5'.00
155.00
166.00
329.00
4'.00
H .00
4'.00
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Sewinq Machines.-Aoor Care
Nwpt. Beach
7 only I 2 stitch flatbed
sewing madlines ............. 'm.99 ltt.tt
3 only 13 stitch licjitwoi~t
sewitig tTIOChines •••••••••••••• m. 99
3 only Rug shampooers •••••.• , •• ,. 39.99
5 only 2-speed vocwm deaier . • . . . . 89 99
8 only Canister vacuum with
177.00
19.00
74.00
motorized brush ...••..•••.••• 139.99 I I Z.00
Major Applioncc-H~ &tterioinm~t
Nwpt. B~ach
-4 only Speakers . . . . . . . . . . ...... 69 95
I orJy 4 ch/2 ch 8-rrock ploy ded .... b9.95
b only 8-rrock play record tape dee~ .. I 69.95
I only 8-trac~ tape recorder . . . . . . . . qq.95
I only Speoket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 95
8 only Rodoo/phono/8 trcx:l ploye.-, . 159.95
J ooy Ogotron . . . . . . • . 4qq 95
33 ooy AM-FM P0rtoble rodo .•.•.. 19.95
fl only 5 bond oc/dc ra&o ....... , -.9 95
12 only 3 bond oc/dc rooo .•.•.... 29.95
I only 19" SS color T.V .....•..•.• ~39.95
3 only SOOJ BTU air-condtiooo-•••••• 169.95
I ooy 9 cycle con11eflible dihwosher •• 329.95
59.'5
29.94
9'.00
6'.tS
19.11
129.'5
144.00
14.11 2'.00
24.00
3 ... 00
144.00
25'.00
Gard~n Shop Ne wport Bt'ach . ~ ..
'4 orly I 5 qol Mexican fat palms •••• 44.qq
3 only 5 gor Bird of paod'° ...... :. o.99
2 only 5 gol Gtrus trees .. • . .. . • • . . • b.99
I only S gal (Ofdyfine .............. b.99
I only S gol Hibiscus ................ 6.99
) only 5 gol Juriper ................ b 99
3 only 5 gal Bottle brush •••••••••••• b.99
2S only 5 gal Asst trees ••••.••••• 6. 99.a.qq
13 only 2 gal Roses ................ 2.6q
2 only 2 gol Citrus .................. 3.99
12 only I goJ Shasta ............ ,,., l.99
20 only I gol Mor<)'ile .............. 1.W
Q only I gol Grope. • • • . • • • • • . • • . . • • • 99
35 only I gal Pheris • • • .. .. • .. .. • .. • I. qq
14 only gal Bottle btush .. • • .. • • • .. • 1,qq
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WOMEN'S PANTS
• i6 Poir
• Aut. Stylos, Sil.ft .
on<> to 12.00 .Now 4•
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16 only sweater/blouse Mh ........ 16.00
J2 orly 1001 polyest• "'4CJttrS •••••• 9.00
I 0 only bMhed sw.af « w/ anirrol desiqt I 2.00
8 ody mock twin sweat• Mitt •••••••• 9.00
b ~y Wl'op co.-digon, b.qoncJy , , •••• I 4.00
4 only hooded cordi<JOI\ bJky bit ..•. l~.00
~only women's nylon bm ponti• •. Now
J
25.00
2.9'
2.H
2.9'
2.9'
2.9'
2.9'
2.49
1.49
1.49
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Cot M H..._.Ctllhr s a esa z300 H.._ 11yc1.
REDUCED!!
Dl!SSIS • PANTSUITS
LONG DRESSES
• Big Assortment
• Style. Colors 50°/oOFF
ORIG. HOW
· I 2 only lolOshed corcb oy srrod tops .. 7 99 3. tt
7 orly blue denim cosud rockets •••••• 19.00 I I .H
39 atty cotton "T" Wts--pwlts •••••••• I. qq • tt
16 aly 1001 polyesrerwaSTlenc;lh joct01s-16.00
6 only sweater sets-wht w/blu or yellow 18 00 I .II
6 only pink of blue check illT1f> suts ••.. 18.00 11. tt
12 only long dresses. out. styles •••• to 21 . qs t .II
10 atty 2 pc. swim IUt cast ••••••••••• Now 1.00
Shof's Costa M~sa
ORIG. HOW
200pr. beodimot sondcn ............ '2. 99 I. tt
2S pr. meo·s dress shoes-l::rltn sis 21 .00-29.00 14.11
12pr. men°\01hleticduned<)Qers
various ~zes ...•............ Specool I I .II
20pr.men'smoctoeboot-C-tno.Dwdh .• .• l 1.11
~pr.boys' moc roe boot-
c:hno, broken sizes •..•••... , Speciol l .lt.t.11
48 pr. women's casual~. style-. & colors Only 2. tt
-40 pr. women's casuals·
a sst. styles & sizes ••.••••• 10.99-16.994.18.9.11
..Opr. girls' cosools.00 left011ers Speciol l.18.5.H
Boys' Costa Mt'sa
DENIM SETS PRE-WASH . . .
- 3 of the latest styles
-1001 Cotton Denim
-Special Pi.chose Fa This Ad Only s9tt
Pont & Jacket
ORIG. HOW
24 only polyester prinr spo-t Wts·
SIS & US •.••.•..••••.. up to I t.CX:rl.50-9.lt
36 only 01h. style swim tnns·
mostly l b& 18 .............. 400 2.H
M~'s Costa Mesa
PRE-WASH
DENIM CLOSEOUT
-Choose from Vest a .lodet
-Previovsly Sold or $8.00S I 1,00
-48 Only -Hurry'
Only 2" ...
I OOooyosst. \lo.( & jeans· ORIG. NOW
broken irzes .•.••••••••. 8 99-13.00 4. 99-6. tf
48onlyosst.t.port shilts-:
sel9Cted styles ............. S0.17.001.11-9.11
36 only asst. topsrers-os.st. $izes •• 16.00.25.00 12.11
30 only LS. print shirts-M.L-XL •••• 9.00-14.004.'9·6.tt
Hom~ Fvrnhhinq~ co .. ta Ml"Sa
ORIG.
2S a-ly decorator pillows .••••••••• Speaol
18 only purses (autumn colori) •••••. Spocio/
SO only photo ruqs ................ 7 00
I fiJ yds. poly~UIOf yorchq6 • , •.....•• 2 99
100 yds. toggody patch ydg. ••••••.. 2.99
-48 orly \trow hondboqs •.....•..•.. 6.00
W i.lteins I 00'1. ocrytic 8 oz. worPed yan 1.44
WOVB4 llDSPtlADS
SOIYe WOOL I09fe RAYON
NOW
2/3.00
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queen sito •••••••••••••••••••••• 38.00 21.11
f"1 siz.e •••••••••••••••••••••••• 33.00 24 .••
"";" Mz.e •••••••• ~ ................ 25.00 I I .II
TOWEL CLOSEOUT
• OiscoNinoes StylM
• ~u. Sizet
• Stripes & Solids
... Towet •••• HOW 1.22
HmdTowel •••• HOW .H w .... aott. ••.• MOW .'6
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Thurld11Y Septemw 23. 197& 'OAILV PILOT AJA
Rock 'n Roll Among 3 Rs. Artist· Pia~s
.TUSTIN (AP> -n 'WOQ'\ 1>e ( J sonawrilers ianore English Wo rk Review J)Jckandlane~plna~ EDVro ,.trJON erammar when dreamin& up to nsad la 1ome elasarooms this '-di i lyrics they hope will send their Painter Ervin Dani ol Laauna
fall but rock •n• rollers Jike fansatampedlnc to record stores. Buch will discuss his work
Fteetwood Mac, Paul Simon and tonight at a 7: 30 meeUn1
the Ooobie Brothers. ..WE RAVE VERY strict of lhe San Juan Caplst.rano Art
'Jile poundloa reverberatJoos aaJd James Colft7, dlrectorof t.bo crtterla." Cotfey uys. "For Association at Marco Forster
wUlbeusedtoteacbthebaaicsof HJTSprocram. every fOl'll we use, we have Junior Hl&h School, 25601 __ ,,,_ft. Tati.n1 the raceott.radL-llateMd to and rejected a hun· Camino Del Av ton Lo San Juan. ·~ "USING THE WOIUJIS ot tbe tional primers wil be the hip 10011, students learn word dred. ,, Dara! wu bom ln Huncary
lyrics of contemporary pop music analyils, consonant.a and spelllnc mTS ls the result of the com· end ttudled art ln Budaput and
performers, from SimootoHarry patterns," Coltey said. "On the blned efforts of ModuLearn, an Munich. Durlnf the Huqariu
Cbaptn'°the FourTop1. upper level, they can build up· educational ay.stems comp8Jl1, revolutlon o 1958, he left
tbeircompttbenaiooaldlla." and various record firms wbo HUl\l&ry and settled ln UM \JDll· A P&OG&AM called JUTS -have reJeued the ri&bta to their eel states. Since 1967 he bu beta Hl&b lotereat T••cbiDC System some contemporary roct a.rtilt.I' workl for me ln the p~· a re1ular exhibitor at lho Lquoa -la brin&iDC tbe1'op40lntotbe mUlkltobl~aeordnlg·a-.llted, tram • Beachartleslival.
clu1room ta tbe hope ot modvat.. so Cotfey and hit atalf spend bun· ' ' Admission to tonJght '1 meet-
irlt ltudeota 1'boM readiDI akilla dreda ot boun •cnenlnl each •"fte ~rd companies are so lne ls so cents. AddiUooal tn. are ttructar~ weet. bef ll la _,. 1 lDTS often coined as purveyors ot "It worta ireat, tt'i •·realb song ore ,_ 00 Jun.Ir, .. Coffey •ald, "I think lt'a formation ts available by calllnc·
nice appro1eb, •, sald Natalie tape. . time someone sees the eood they Ruth Kell, association praJdent,
Lucu, 1 1pecltl edueaUoa lo-Anotherpltlallllthat~trock cando.'' •9793.
strudor at TulU. HJab School bt .
Oran1.e Coant1. "I think tt worb ;::=::====;:;;rr==========================:; ao well bec:au.et.be tldl tov. lt. •• TJIE
Compared wttb the traditional
ways ot lHrnioe tbe tundameo·
tall d readln1. lt la little wond9'
the lddl love HITS.
• INSTEAD OP sittln& ln a· dr-
cle, awaiting lbeir turns to read
aloud, HITS students make
themselves comfortable, pJue Lo
their earpbooea and lilt.en to a
ball ·hour of their favorite music.
At the be&lnnlne d uch tape, a
..Use jockey 1.ntroduces a song and
instructs the students to follow
aloQI in their workbooks. They
bear wordl already familiar to
them, and see the words prio&ed in
their workbook.a.
PlUMllH6
HUTIH~
A.IR COMD. m..-·--· ~ '""°"' ... ~ M1$.SIOH Yll.0 """ca-c--r ...... c..c...., ..... ""-•"...,.:
495-0401
I SRA EL ACADEMY
ISRAEL ACADEMY
•ncf 111 DNn
RABBI ROBERT JEREMIAH BERGMAN
Exfend Of'Hllnf1' tor the Je1111l1h New YHr •nd The Bl4t11lng
ol HM/th, H1pplnn1 •nd P~• for All.
HOLY DAY WORSHIP SCHEDULE
All l8Moes e11cept Vom KJppoor att•noon (3:()(M:45) will take pleoe In
the Ctty Annex ThMter, Santi Ana Blvd. at ROM. S.,,t1 Ana. Vom
Klppoot atternoon WOl'ahlp .i Tustin ~eerMtlon Center, East Main Stteet
at Centenn11I Way. •
ROSH HASHANAH YOM KIPPOOR
f.,_,ty, !\•Pl 24
6eh.i•rt•; !)ftef\M'Mll
CIP\tlO••n•~ fleconaOay S-0.1.~
ll'ISPM.
9 00AM. 400PM.
100 PM eoo A.M.
Sunclay. Oc•o-3 Kol H.Otrt 1 00 p M "'""°"v 61-..,.,_ I 00 A M c....., ...... s.,,,_ t·2 00 p ...
,.,,.~ (luot• llK. ~ l0tal>~ 'OOPM Y•r~Of a.i.mooo<ll (-n\Ofl) 4 00 P M N • .,.h Col'IGlutlO<I 8 46 P.M. 1.ommun11r BIMll..-...
APWlf ..... I• As the studentl bear the words
of thell' favorite·~· they learn
how the worda are put together,
l imited Courteay seating Is rtelleble by advane• ptlone l'9MN1Uon (83&-8171). Prayefb<>Ok purcttuea may be all'llil&rty arrenged. READING AND ROCKING IN SPECIAL EDUCATION
Instructor Lucas Helps Students Study Top~
Victory May
S e e01 Sour
By THOMAS D. EUAS
V()(al consumer groups have just won a v1c·
tory, but it's one they understandably won't do
much boasting about.
For a new law t.hat prohibits charges for local
directory assistance telephone calls until 1979 wtll
actually hurt the pocketbooks of the very con·
sumers that groups like Toward Utility R ate
Normalization and Consumers Agamst Utility
Service Exploltatloo usually represent.
THE CONSUMER GROUPS WERE IN fad
respons ible for the law. They raised soch a fuss dur·
ing public hearings on a Pacific Telephone rate 1n·
crease request that mcluded a charJ(e for most '4\1'
SOl!THERN
CALIFORNIA
}"OCUS
calls that there was little
the Legislature and gov-
ernor could do but. go
along with them.
Tbe assemblyman
who carried the bill,
Democrat Richud Robi.n9oa of Santa Ana, used 1l
as a balance for another ot his bills, one that would
have made it easier for telephone, electric and gas
companies to raise prices.
That bill was defeated ln the last days of the
legislative session because It was seen as too pro-
ullUty. despite Robinson's cla1m that has anli·4ll
charge measure proved he wasn't a telephone com·
pany man.
IN ACTUALITY, BOTH TUE consumer groups
and Robinson were U!lng the directory aaistance
.charce furor for their own purposes.
· For the idea or a cbar&e for diali.n1 411 d1dn'l
come from the phone comparues In lhe first place.
The state Public UUUUes Commiaaion started it as
.Part of a push toward "usa1e 11eiu1Uve'' pricing.
Now. PUC staffers point oul, all phone
.customers pay for the "free" lnlormaUon service
aa part of their regular monthly service charge.
Both the PUC and the telephone companies
maintain that about 80 percent of all 41 l calls come
from just 16 percent ol lelephone users. So the great
majonty of telephone customers are s ubsid1zm1 a
service used by relatively few.
THIS WAS REFLECTED IN Pacific
Telephone's original rate Increase request last
sprinl(. The firm asked for price hikes of Sl 19 million
per year . but 18\d It would nt<'d only S80 malhon in
ieneral lncreasea tr 1l could charae 20 cenL<; for each
information call a customer made afttr the first
thrtt per month
Jn s hort, IC the rhone companies were allowed
to char1to for directory assistance, mo'\t
customers would artually seve money
For, as the governor who alcned Robln'lon's bill
Into law Is so fond of pointing out, "There as no free
lunch." Neither l!I there free directory assislancP.
Bul forcing those who use It mOlt to pay for It might
abave several doll an off the annual bllla of othtts.
Why, then, did consumer groupit Oaht so bit·
terly a1ahut I.he possible char1e and back the new
Jaw?
PARTLY BECAUSE IT WAS AN attention·
1rabbln1 as!rne ond partly becau5e of the
particulars or thf' Pacific plan, whose details were
never approved by the PUC.
Jn some aceu codes, a." many as 13 telephone
books could have been reqwred lo avoid the
charaes Blind persons and those unable to read
Enl'tll•h also would have had trouble avoiding the
charae
lt wna no accident lhal a majority of the de·
monstrators at last sprln1fK public heannai1 on lhe
J.ssue were either elderly or Spsnlsh·surnamed.
Throwing out the entire notion or making fre·
quent 411 users pay for the ftervt<'e because of the!le
inequitaes wasn't really necC'ssary.
PVC MEMBER ROBERT BATINOVJCU, for
instance, suggested a 411 charge for businet•
customers only, with residential phone subscnben
still having their share of the cost 1.ncluded in baslc
monthly rates, as it ls now.
IF IT DOESN'T "TICK,"
"TOCK" TO US.
Fine docks serviced
and repaired -
hou\e ulls for l.arge
'5 on Off A ·
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\Fairview
• Hospital Jury Probe Asked1
•• 1 The Oran1e County Grand
Jury has bun u ked to In
U1ate alle1atloo.s ol illegal
lvltJe1 at Fairview State
pital ln Costa Mesa. itlclud
possible violations of pa-
ll' civil rilhla and privacy
Callins for the probe tn a letter
Et to the Jury Wednesday was
e state h o1p1tal 's advisory
ard ..
I Board member Michael Nason
I
nid today the board asked for
Grand Jury lnterventJoo alter at
tempt.a to 1.nvestlgat.e t..be hospital
were blunted by oon·cooperative
atat.e orfcials.
The advbory panel's informal
inquiry into conditions at
Fairview was touched olr in July
when 14-year medical d.trector
Anthony N. Toto resigned.
Toto's reslgnalaoa came a.'1.er
he was transferred to Camanllo
Stale Hospital by suate Kealth
IHpartment otflciala.
lo It.a letter to the Grand Jury.
the adviaory board aa.ld it has
"become Increasingly concerned
that improper and 1llegaJ prac-
tices were undertaken by upper
and lower echelon employes in
the service of the state Depart·
meot o( Health.''
Those alleged improper and d ·
Jeul act1v1ties were aimed at the
removal of Toto. accordln& to lbe
boar~.
It.a letter cllcd five areas un
covered as belnc pOSSlble vtoJa·
tion.s :
-Patients' civll rights.
-Jllecal purcing ot personnel
faJes al the hospJtal.
-Destruction or removal of
materiaa Crom mes "that may
contain evidence or possible
wrongdoiDI and illegal activity."
-lmpro~r unllut.horiied ~·
moval from flles of piatlent In·
formation.
-Oetermlna\.lon tf motives
behind the Toto owsta' arc aimed
atcl~in1 Palrvlew.
Nason dlCS not name any or the
employes Involved in what h~
called the conspiracy to oust Toto
and then to cover up traces or
wroo•doin& at the hospital.
When asked how civil rights
bad been violated, he old thet"e
wos cvadcoco that ono otrlclal
had taken photos ol patients at.
the hospital without nrst obtato ..
Ina their permiS111on
Nuon char!'ed both the &late
Department of Health and tbc ut·
tomey aeneral's office with be-
ing uncooperative in the advisory
board's attempt to lnvtSU&at.o
Fairview.
<See FAIBVIEW, Page A!)
rw armup Stint Ends
f
iWith First TV Debate
'Illeg als'
Arrested
In Irvine
By HILARY KAVE Of-0 .11, ~, ... sa.11
Immigration authorities
nabbed about 100 people believed
to be illegal aliens during a raid
this morning at Laguna
Manuracturang Company, a
furniture manufacturer in
Irvine.
Jim Robinson, an immigraUon
ofllcial who participated in
today's raid. s aid al t.be scene
that the roulldup waa prompted
by numerous anonymous phone
calls complalninl about the ii·
lecal employes.
He said an exact count had nol
yet been taken tbls morning and
that some employes were still be-
ing discovered in hiding place.!
throughout the factory, located
ut 17622 Von Karman.
"We won 'l know how many un·
lll it's all over , but 1t looks tilte we
have about 100," srud Robinson,
adding that the employes were
being loaded into about 14 vans
and would be driven back to the
immigratio n offices in Los
Angeles.
Arter being processed, the il-
legals will be asked to leave the
country voluntarily or will be
subject to deportation hearings,
he said.
Robinson said that he expected
to leave only a amllll proportion
of Laguna Manufacturio& Com·
pany's factory employea sUJI m
Irvine.
"Maybe there'll be about 20
here when we leave," he said.
Philip Smith, an imrruifalion
official ln the Los Angeles omce,
<'itplaml'd that about 25 to 30 Im·
mlerntlon officers were busy
<'Onductln1 "surveys", or nuds,
at various 0l'anee County loca·
Uons today.
Howevtr, Smith d«llned to re·
veal whcro the other u1ds were
~1n1t conducted unUl niter they
occur.
"We found them hJdlne in be>&·
t't, In corners, In lbo furniture, -
anywhere they thou1ht they
wouldn't be seen," Robinson
said.
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Mostly cloudy near the
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Nixon Cut . Off
No TV for B ig Debate?
FORMER PRE&DENT RICHARD NIXON is among
7.000 San Clemente cable telev1s 1on subscr1 bers cut off when
TM communkations terminated service Wednesday in a
row with the City Couocil.
"Yes, he was without service," Col Jack Brennan, Nix-
on's chief of start, said today.
He said he was making arrangements this morning to
guarantee that the former president will be able to see the
ford· Carter debate tonight. ·
"WE'VE HAD OFFERS from all over t own, from peo-
ple who are on the Storer systems," Col. Drennan said
"He definitely will see the debate. You can say that,"
Col. Brennan added.
He noted that with rabbit ears the Nixon household
could receive San Diego alt.bough reception was fuzzy.
SC· Petitions Court
To Keep TV Service
By PHILIP ROSMARIN ptni.O.lly~--
San Clemente City Attorney F.
MacKemie Brown aougbt an in·
junction in Superior Court today
to lorce the city cable televisjoo
franchiaer to res ume service.
TM Communications Company
cut cable service to 7,000 San
Clemente homes at 2 a.m. Wed·
nesday, minutes after the City
Council r efused to guarantee the
company that its property and
revenues would not be selr.ed by
the city during a three-day in-
terim period between the old and
new franchise contracts.
The TM franchise to operate in
San Clemente expired Sunday.
The new contract, approved by
the council, takes eCfect Oct. 21.
Under the cable television or-
dinance, if a franchise expires,
the city bas the nghl to con·
(lscate any equipment left Oil Sile
after 30 days, If no new franctuse
ls in effect.
The council was i,cheduled to
meetatlp m.today.
Innocent ·P lea
Entered b y
Harris Duo
Mayor B. Patrick Lane, who
was the swing vote both in seeur-
i n & approval of the cable
franchise and denying the com·
pany a guarantee its property
would not be taken, called for the
emer.rency session.
He said it was •·for purix>ses of
considerine conunuance of cable
television service within the
city.''
Lane was unavailable for com-
ment this morning. The two other
council members who reCused
the cable company its property
guarantee -Thomas O'Keefe
and Tony Di Giovanni -said they
had no intention of backing down
on tbe lssue.
Unless ~e court orde r
stipulates otherwise, or one of the
council members changes his
mind. TM executives vowed to
day the com pany would complete
dis m antlement or the cable
system.
So rar, only control consoles at
lhtr antenna site that process
television signals for feed·tn to
home connections have been un·
plu&1ed. Richard Youn1. TM
vice preeldent, Hid It took about.
10 mlnute1 to do it.
The company wns prepared al •~ut lor several days to tuc this
action.
No Issue
Enierges
As Pivot
By Tbe Auodaled Presa
Despite Jimmy Carter's
15.000-mlle campaign log ,
despite President Ford's high·
visibility home stand, despite lhe
promises and the polls. the
crucial phase of the contest for
the While House begim tonight.
~EW.~ .4NALYSIS
What ls past la wa.rmup.
The 90-m lnule debate in
Phlladelptu. ton11ht at 8:30 POT
l.s viewed in both camps a.s the
likely pivot point for the 40 cam-
paign days that remain.
lo large part, it~ the lack of a
single, compelling issue or set of
Issues that bas raised so hlgh the
stakes In the r1rst of three Ford·
Carter debates .
Image and voter impressions
of the Republican prt-.-~ .~.and
CSee DE'bATE, Page ..U)
Mesa Couple
H eld Afte r
Pot Stolen
A Costa Mesa couple, who were
away from their home when
t hree men entered tbeir
backyard and took three, 12-foot
manjuana plants earlier this
week, have been arraigned on
(elooy cbar1ea or cultivat.inC the
plants.
Police arrested Courtney Alan
Glover, 25, and his wile, Terean
Ano, both of 219 Camellia Lane,
Wednesday morning.
Police allege the couple
cultivated the three large mari-
1uaoa plants in a lath and pluUc
hothouse an their yard.
The three theft suspects, all out
op ball, were captured by police
Tuesday
Police believe tbe trio was
tipped off aa to the whereabouts of
the plants by a uUllty company
employe who saw the plant.a
while atop a utility pole.
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JOAN IRVl,.E SMITH MAKES APPEARANCE IN COURT
Urge• Irvine Foundation to DtattlbU1e Stock to Ch•rttlea
Irvine Heiress Asks
Charity Stock Gift
By TOM BARLEY
DI IM Dally ~ ... S....i
I rvine heiress Joan Irvine
Smith urged the Irvine Company
and the J ames Irvine Foundation
late Wednesday to accept her
suggestion that all but two per·
cent of the Irvine stock held by
the foundation be distributed to
charities.
Mrs. Smith urged t..he proposal
on her adversaries aa a practical
way lo r esolve tbe dispute
generated when the Mobil Oil
Company offered the found ation
$200 million for shares of stock
that must be relinquished under
federal law.
She said acceptance of her of·
fer would immediately end her
current Orance Cotmty Superior
Court lawsuit agains t both
parties.
She said acceptance would "al
low th11 court to avoid the com-
plex question or whether the
foundation la breaching its ob·
ligations to the beneficiaries and
the mlnori ty s h a re holders.'•
Lawyers for the state Attorney
General's office commented that
the suggestion contained in a
memorandum circulated around
Judge Jam "11 Y Judf{c'i.
courtroom "deserves cons1dera·
lion.''
Lawyer s for the opposing
Irvine Company and the James
Irvine Foundation had no im·
mediate comment. But il seems
likely that they will reject Mrs.
Smith's invitation. ·
Mrs. Smith said she felt that.
he r proposa l h ad merit,
"because beneficiarles would re-
ceive the exact value of the foun·
dation's stock by receiving the
stock Itself.
"l would be able to continue
CSee HEIRESS, Page A2 >
11 Coun tians
On P anel to
P r obe MDs
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has
appointed 11 Orange CounllaM to
a panel to look Into complaints of
medical malprnct1 cc In tho
county.
BERKELEY (AP) -William
and EmUy Harritt, the radical
couple who joined Patricia
Hearst In a c rou-country
fugitive night, pleaded innocent
today to charges they kidnaped
the youn1 heiress.
Carter Apologizes
The appointments complete
the groundwork ror a newly ap·
proved emergency measure to
seek ms lpr'nctl<'c reform.
The panel will begin It.a work lB
January, 11ccordlnl( to ono of tho
newly appointed commltteo
mcm~ra.
Their arraicrunent on • 19-
count criminal complaint came Just ooe day before Misa Hearst
1oes into federal court across the
bay lo San Franci.teo to be sen·
tmced for a bank robbery coovic·
Uoo.
Defense attorney Leonard We· lnslua eomplalned a\ lbe pro.
ceedh\I that Willlam Rants WU
manhandled by a IUlr'd du.rinC • pre-arra1pm~t conference ol
lbe defense team In another courtroom.
Wein&lus said that before the
conference was finished, a
aberiff's deputy ended It tdnuelf
by arising M ra. Harri.s. When
Harris tried to intervene, We-
IQ&laas Hid, he was wresUed to
the cround ·by a d~ and bis aluaes blocked oft.
••we bave no biatorJ ol eseape
attempts ••. we're vtrt limlla'f
to anyooe else," Harris tom·
plained to Judie Wllmon\
Sll!eeney.
Lady Bird 'Hurt' by His Slam of LBJ
AUSTIN, Tu. (AP)-Mrs. •
I..yndoo B. Jobnaon aa.ld today
abe was "dl1treued, hurt and
perplued" by Jimmy Carter's
remarka about her late husband
in a ma1adne iotervlew. Carter
bu apolot(Ued for hi.a comments
about Johnson.
)(n, Jobftaoa•1 ltatelbmt WL•
released 1bort11 before the
former First Lady toured the
Lyndon Baines John.'°° Ubrary
with Carter '• wire. Rosa.Jynn.
Shortly be.lore Mrs. Carter ar·
rtved, Mn. John~ wu asked
b1 reportt"' for comment on
Carter's remark to a Playboy In·
tervlewer tbat Presidents
Richard M. Nlx:on end Johnson
eqqed 1.n .. lylna. cbeatlnl and
distortion of t.bo truth."
She •aid that 1bo told ber ltafC
t.6at ll an)'Olle IOQlbt. 'her com·
ment. •'Tb17could1811 •adi&-t.Assed, hurt and perplexed.••
Mn. Johnson confirmed that
the Democratjc prealdeoUal can·
didate called her after advance
reports or the Playboy itltervfew
wtre released.
.. I felt it was very nl~• ot him
to call me. He told me be tiM Uld
a great deal of nice th1np about
m y husband on his travels along
with all t.he olber Democratic
presidents," Mrs. JobNm Hid.
At that point, she broke off her
conversation with reportera by
waltlna with ber daQCbter, Luci
Nuaent. to greet Mn. Caner. She
took both of Mra. Carter's hands
lnhen.
Jody Powe ll, Carter's press
sec retary, aald Carter
teJephoned Lady Btrd Johnson on
Wednesday ••to expresa bl•
resreta about the story ad ln
particular t bat tmptyln1 that
be considered Nlxoo and Johnson
'WU'& 1.n lbe 1ame utqpry. ''
. Powell Hld Ca.rter WU not
mat.in& HCUHI foe the stai.
ment, but apologb:lna for It. 110
said Carter waa trying ln the in-
terview to point out "we all have
our shortcomings and because or
that we ou1ht not to Judie others too hanhly for their mistakes.''
After a brief tour ol the library
exhlblts, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
Nugent and Mrs . Carter went ln·
to 1eclu1lon for 20 minutes lo
have coffee.
Alked by reporters afterward
If t.hev dJscu.ssed the Playboy inte.rvtew, Mrs . Carter said: "We
dldn'Utay PlayboyOIMltim.e.''
Carter was quoted u sa,ytnc 1n
the Playboy interview, which
wW appear in the magailne's
November laaue, ". . . I don't
think I would Her ta.lee on the
aame frame or mind that Nixon
or Johnson did -Jytng, cbeatin&
and distort.iDJt lbe Lnl1h.' •
Appointed to the panel are.
Irvine resident.a Inn DI.Jn, ex·
tcuUve director of tho Oran1c
County Planned Parenthood Al.-.
soci a lion; Ron a Id Luncc-ford,
founder and director of the
People'• CUnJc or Sant.a Ana and
uaoclate profeuor of M>Clology
at Cal Stai. Loni Beach; Dr.
Jean .Eff ot Carlin, of the UCI
Colle«e or M cdJcine, Dr.
Jeremiah T111es, Director of
medical services at UCI Medical
Center, llnd Dr. Daniel Pelog, u-
alltant prorcuor of medicine at
UCI.
Als o •elected are Newport
Beach obetetriclan-gynecoloaiitt
Dr. James Wall; tturgeon Dr.
Robert H1nrtch1, also of Newport
Beach; Stan Malek, of Tuttln,
nec:uUve director of the Oran10
County Health P lanruni Council;
Norma Grundy, Fouot.alo Valley
nursloa supervisor or sludut.
buJth aervica at UCI; Dr. Dom
Johnson, a Corono del Mar
«Yt>tcolo1t1t. and Or. Ronald '.f appu, SoutJi Lafu.na sureeoa. ..
,
. ..a.: DAIL v PILOT c Thursd,. Septembw 23. 1m
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DEBATE •••
the Dcmocl'&Uc challenger are
f4ett{ore the more important.
A-d those aro preclaely tbe
pcrceptloaa thal tbe deO.ate can
&hape, or relnf orce, or craM.
Furthermore, by any measure,
\be race 11 closer than on the
steamy Dl£hl in KW1Sas City,
Ko., when Ford lokl a cbeerln1
Jilepubllctn convention that h9 -.nted to meet Cart~r ra«-to-
fece to debate the 1&1~. the Ont
ldeumbtnt prcshlcnl •vcr to do
80.
Not that Ford h overtaken
Ca.tUr ot tht. point; hla own
C'Bmpalgners acknowledge he is
still betund.
But u one Republican put It, a
real coot.eat i& ln prospect, where
ooce it seemed there would be none.
Carter, who haa from the start
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LOBBYIST CONFIRMS
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cautioned Democrats against
overconfidence, makes that point
from bis own campai&n plat-
forms:
"It's a very difficult poliUcal
tmdertattng to defeat an lncum-
·lJent president with a unified par·
ty. And that's what I face."
Nonetheless. Cart.er claims a
healthy lead. On the eve of the de·
bate, his spokesman said Sep-
tember polling showed Carter
ahead ln 3S states with about 440
electoral votes, Ford in 1l with
about 100 electoral votes. Jt lakes
270 to win election.
According to Carter aide Jody
Powell, the polling by Patrick
.Caddell showed Carter leadlng
by margins or less than five
percentage po10ts LD states with
about 120 electoral votes
2 Say Alibis
Will End Rap
For Murder
Attorneys ior two men accused
~ kidnaplng and killing 1-o9
Alamitos h ousewife Joann
~igman predicted late Thurs-ClaY that they will "almost cer-
tJ1nly" be cleared of the charges
afte r a prthmlnaey bearlal
s cheduled to open lt1onday.
Both men !>atd they will pro-
duce four and possibly five vii.Al
ahb1 witn~ses dunng the Santa
Ana municipal court session
They said they will prove con·
elusively that both defendants
wert• in other locations at the
time Mrs Seigman and her fami-
ly were s natched from their
borne at 33Sl Cortese Drive and
"hen Mrs. Sc1gman, 43, was
~ter killed by her abductors.
They may even produce in
eoort a "silent witness" who will
m>t take the stand but will figure
prominently in the te1Jtimony or
other dl'fensc witnesses.
That alibi character is a caged
hami.ter which allegedly was In
ing and other witnesses at. the
Mme of the kidnaping.
1-;wrnJt and William Paul
Gulll'll. both 21 nnd both or
Bellflow<.'r. an• charged with four
counts of kttJn.1pin" and one ol
murder. Both men Are held with
bai I dc•n1('(l.
It '" .11lt•i.!ed that thC"y donned
ht•a\y theutrical makeup and
tb{•n took the SN~mun family ut
,unpomt lo lAng Ut•O«h la.st AUi{.
2S wht·re marht mWUJ.ler John
$(·1~maQ. 50, was ordered to go to
hb store, clean out the safe and
w;1lt for a telephone call.
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HEIRESS.··.
my owotNhlp in the Irvin~ Com-
pany. a r l•ttonsb1p in wtuch I
maintain atrone famllla.1 and
emoUooal U•,'' 1be HJ>lained. Mrs Smtth ts the 1rand-
dau"htt'r ot Jam~ Irvine, t.hc
founder of tho Irvine Company.
Mni Smith acC'used t.bo foun-
dation of purSuini its planned
merger with Mobil as a me..,.,_, or
forcio& her to aell her 22 percent
interest in the lrvlnc Company
and end her hfelona ~lation.stup'
with lbe land own.ina or1anb:a·
tion.
She predicted the foundaUon·s
refusal or htr ofter on the
ir'Ounds that it miJ(bt lead to h~t
Achlevlne more ln.nueoce in tho
operation of the I rvlne Company
And she further claimed that
the foundation seeks to continue
as a source of funds for charity
t.broutb control of more lblO $100
million in resources which would
be realized through the founda·
t1on'1 sale of stock in the Irvine
Company.
The Federal Tax Reform Act
of 1969 compels the foundation to
dispose or its Irvine Company
stock not 184ifr than 1983.
Lawyers on both sides noted
Wednesd a y that the offer
circulated by Mrs. Smith iis
similar to one that was rejected
by another judge last year in
Orange County Superior Court.
0.1 .. "'IM~'-t
CONSPIRACY TARGET?
Dr. Anthony Toto
f'rot11Pa9rAI
FAIRVIEW. •
lie s:ud California Department
of Health Director Dr. Jerome
Lackner and aide Don z.
Miller had mel wtth the board's
committee.
Lackner, Nason said. cave live
reasons for Toto's transfer.
ARCHITECT'S DRAWING SHOWS LAYOUT OF NEWPORT HARBOR ART MUSEUM
Plana C.11 for N•w Facility In Newport Center to Be Ready In• Year Attorney Lyndol Young, then
acting for Mrs. Smith, suggested
at that lime that the foundation's
shares could be divided among
rharilies that would include
hospitals and private un-
iversities.
Among those reasons were a
death report considered faulty in
SaC'ramento and being a captive
of his own stoff.
Yet. Nason continued, Lackner
characteriied Toto as a good ad·
minislrator and said if he were
not he wouldn't have been offered
the position at Camarillo.
TONJGHI'
.. THE RULING CLASS"
South Coast Repertory Tbeatu,
Tuesday-Sunday tbrough OcL 30,
8p.m.
FRIDAY, SEPl'.Z4
FOOTBALL -EsUAcla vs.
Rancho Alamitos al Davidson
F\eld, 8 p .m. Newport Harbor vs.
Corona del Mar, OCC stadium, 8
p.m.
KIWANIS TRAVEL &
ADVENTURE SERIES -
"Ar ghanlstan," Chria Borden
lecturer, OCC Auditorium, 8 p.m.
OCC LECTURE -
"Freewheel America," Glenda
and Tim Wilhelm lecturers. Fine
Art1 Bld.f. 119, 7 :30 p.m.
FRIDAY NIGHT FILMS -
"American Graffiti," OCC
FoTUm, 7:30 p .m . $1.
MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY
RAClNG -Fairgrounds, 8: lS
p.m.
COASTLIN'E CC LECl"UR~ -
'"The Art of Dying," CbrisUne
Maitland. lecturer, Methodist
Cburcb,'20W.19thSt., 7:30p.m.
Golf Course
Drive Getting
Speed Limit
Golf Course Drive, that curvy
access to the Costa Mesa Golf
and Country Club, will soon have
a posted speed limiL
A complaint from a nearby re·
sldent prompted city attention to
the road wbicb la cUrftnt.ly limit-
ed to whatever a motorist, or the
police, deem i• a aafe speed.
This week councilmen ap-
proved the first reading t.o an or-
dinance wbicb would place a 30
mile per hour limit on the
roadway.
They initial~ the ordinance at
the request or the city's traffic
commission, which said that
although speed studies show 3S
mun per hour to be reasonable,
·'the nature of the neilhbot'bood,
moaUy residential, persuaded the
commhslon to recommend a 30
mile-per-hour Umlt."
Ice Slcaters
Class Set in
Costa Mesa
Class~~ in beglnninJ and in-
termediate ice stcat.Lng arc be\ne
offered by the Costa Mesa
Departm~nt of Leisure Services, ~ginning Tuesday Oct. 5.
Classes for beginrlers will be
held Tuesdays from 3-3:30 p.m.
for children 6-8 years oid, and'
3:3CMp.m. for•121eeroldl.
Intermediate ln.stroc:tioo.. for
ages S-12 •bo have taken a bqin-nina C!laas before, ia from "":30
p.m.
The fee is $20 for debt weeks
and includes ~ hour ol instrut-
tion and one hour ol practice per
week. plus ftee skatennt.al
RegistratJon will take place at
Estancia High School gym, 2323
Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. on
Monday, Sept. 27 from 6-8 p.m.
Mail·in reeist.ration will be ac·
cepted Sept. 28.
Scott Cleared
' WASHINGTON" (AP) -'lbe
Senate Ethics committee hu
cleared Sen. Hush Scott (R-Pa.), ot char1es be took money from
Gulf Oil Co. ·
Art Lovers' Dream
Begins Shaping Up Judge Claude M. Owens re-
fused to consider the proposal
with the ruhng that Young did
not have legal standing to In·
tervene on behalf of the charita-
ble beneficianes.
Nason also said state officials
refused to ~1ve the advisory
board legal counsel and the at· ·
tomey general's office said it
could not represent t.he board.
By MICHAEL PASKEVJCH
Of U.. D•"• ~ .... Stoff
The 15·year dream of a group
of art lovers moved closer to re-
ality Wednesday with the official
groundbreaking for the new
home of the Newport Harbor Art
Museum.
The 21,000-square-foot. build·
ing w\11 be located oo a bluff on
San Clemente Road m Newport
Center. lt will include five
galleries, a sculpture garden,
bookstore, kitchen, special pro-
jects area and parking for 93
can.
Construction of the singte-
story, concrete structure is e.x·
pected to be completed In a year.
· Although the building is valued
at $1.5 mlllton, donated services
will lower the total cost to about
$650,000. l'he Irvine Company
donated the two.acre site in
Newport Center , adjacent to the
future home of a Newport Beach
cil1. libury building. The
arebllectm'al tlrm of Langdon and Wilson donated its services
and Koll Construction will build
the museum al cost.
A fund drive started ID 1974,
hu netted $1.l mtllloo of the goal
ol $2.5 milUon. The funds are de·
signed to insure • full program or
museum acUvitin, including ex-
hibitions, educatiooal services
and Ruided tours.
The museum ba!I rf'Ceived sup-
port from the James Irvine
Foundation. $250.000; the Harry
G. Steele fo'ouodation, SlS0,000;
nnd the Ahmanson Foundation,
$150,000. The Ahmanson grunt
baa been presented in honor Mrs.
Denis E. Sullivan, a museum
founder for whom a gallery will
be named.
The museum orgaruiation was
founded In 1961 by a small group
Mesa Offers
Dance Class
For Children
Four dance classes for
children are being offered by the
Coata Mesa Departmenl of
Leiaure Services, beginning
Saturday. Oct. 9.
Children's balle t and
chlldren's tap cluacs wUl be
open to youn1st.era area 8-12.
Ballet will be tau1bt frorn 11 •.m.
to noon, and tap class will be
from noon to l p.m.
Chlldren'l'I Creative Dane<',
from 9-10 a.m ., is for youngsters
5 and 6 yeara old. Children's
Modern Dance ls a new class ror
chlldr.in ages 7·10.
All classes will be conducted on
Saturd•Y• at College Park
School, 2380 Notre Dame Rd. ln
Colla Mesa. The fee for the ei(lhl-
weet 1esslon~ ls $8 •
ReelatraUon will bo Mood~,
Sept. r7 from 6-8 p.m. at the
F..st&ocla High School gym. 2323
Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa.
Mall·in re,UtraUon will be ac·
cepC.ed oa Sept. 28.
Mesa Youth Held
On Burglary Rap.
A Costa Mesa man was jailed
early today aner police resJ)Ond·
in& to a bur&lar alarm found him
inside an auto supply shop.
Stephen Cbarle1 Wilaoo, 21, of
485 E. 18th St .. was arrested at
the scene, the South Coast Auto
SUpply, 688 Baker St .. at about
5:30a.m.
He was held on swrpicioo of
buralary wiJ.b bail ut at $10,000.
of c ithens. The Fine Arts
Patrons of Newport Harbor held
their first exhibition in the lobby
of Newport Beach City Hall
before moving to their !U'St bome
at t.he Balboa Pavilion.
In 1968, the name or the or-
ganization was changed to the
Newport Harbor Art Museum,
and. ID 1971, the museum moved
to its present locatton on the
Balboa Peninsula.
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on the legal merits ol Young's
suggestion.
Foundation lawyers argued, as
they may argue again.st the new
orrer. that Mrs. Smith's sugget>-
tJon violates the terms of the will
dr1twn up by the late James
Irvine II.
Al that point, Nason coochaded
the bOard decided lts best rourae
of action was to ask for the grand
Jury probe.·
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Today's Clo. ing
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VOL 69, NO. 267,• SECTIONS, 38 PAGES N TEN CENTS
Heiress Pushes Stock 'Gift'
By TOM BAR.LEY
Ol-0.11,,. ....... lrvlne beireu Joan Irvine
Smith ur1ed the I rviM Company
and tbe Jamea Jrvloo Foundation
late Wedneaday to accept her •uaeatlon that all but two per·
«at of the Irvine stock beld by
the foundation be d.istrlbuted to
chart ties.
Mn. Smith urged the proposal
oo bu 3dveraariea as a prac:uw
way to resolve the dlapute
1merated wben the Mobil OU
Company offered the foundation
S200 million for abares of stock
that muat be rellnquiabed uoder
federal law.
She sa1d acceptance of ~r of.
fer would immediately end her
current Orange County Suptttor
Court lawsuit against botb
parties.
Sbe aaid acceptance would "al·
low lhlJ court io avoid the eom·
plex QUHtiOD of whether the
foundation 11 breach.Ina lt.s ob-
UgaUont lo lbe beneficiaries and
lbe minority 1harebolditta. '' .
Lawyert for tbe alale Attorney
Gfl>eral'a office commented that
the s u11e1Uon contained in a
memorandum clrculat.ed around
Judge James F . Judge's
courtroom "deserves COQSidera·
t.100."
Lawyers for the opposlnc
Irvine Company and the Jomes
Irvine Foundation had no Im·
mediate comment. But It seems
likely that they lVill rQJtrt Mt11.
Smith's invitation.
Mrs. Smlth aald she relt that
h er proposal bad meril,
·'because beneficiaries would.re-
ceive the exact value or the roun·
dalion '11 stock by receiving Lbe
CSee BE .. ESS, Page AZ>
Warmup Stint Ends
.
With First TV Debate
'Illegals'
Arrested
In Irvine
By HILARY KAYE
Of IM Oallr rlloC SQff
Immigralaon authorities
nabbed about 100 people believed
to be illegal aheos dunng a ra..id
this m o rning at La g un a
Manufacturin g Company, a
furniture manulaclurer in
Irvine.
Jim Robiruion, an immigration
omcial who p a rticipated in
today's raid, uid al the scene
that the roundup was prompted
by numerous anonymous phone
calls complainin1 about the H·
Ie1al employes.
He said an exact count bad not
yet been taken this mornin& and
that some employes w~ still be-
ing discovered In bidioi plaees
throughout the factory, located
at 17622 Von Karman.
"We won 'l know how many UD•
til it ·s all over. but it looks like we
have about 100, .. said Robinson,
addmg that the employes were
being loaded into about 14 vans
and would be driven back to the
immigration offtces 10 Los
Angeles.
After being processed, the ii·
legals will be asked to leave the
country voluntarily or will be
aubJect lo deportation bearings,
he said.
Robinson said that he expected
to leave only a small proportion
of Laguna Manufacturtns Com·
pany's fa ctory employes still in
Irvine.
"Maybe there'll be about 20
here when we leave," Msald.
Phili p Smith, an lmmierauon
official in the Los Anieles office,
explained that about 2:S to 30 Im·
migration offlcers were busy
conducUnl "surveys". or raids,
al vartoua Orange County loca·
lions today.
II ow ever, Smllh declined lo r~
Yt!al where the othei-raids were
being conducted uoW &Iler Lhey
occur.
"We found them h.ldina In boll·
es, in cornert, ln the furniture, -
anywhere lbey thouaht they
wouldn'L be •een," Roblnaoo
88ld.
Coa'
Weather
A allabt chance or
abowers early Friday.
Mostly <'loudy near the
rout. Uttle temperat.urc
cban1e.
INSIDE TODJ\ 't'
Orange Count11 re"""'•
will be able lo gd flu altotl
fn .about Haru wuJ&e.
M~. oucondawof
hummt-fe>-huma" aprtod o/ u.. ~ Ma ~ nport.
ftl in fhc Ecut. Sn atona
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Nixon (;ut Off
No TV for Big Debate?
FORMER PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON is among
7.000 San Clemente cable television subscribers cut oCf when
TM communications temunated service Wednesc:Uly in a
row with the City Council.
"Yes. he was wtthout service," Col. Jack Brennan, Nix·
on's chief or stacr, said today.
He said be was making arrangements this mornin1 lo
guarantee that the rormer president will be able to see the
Ford-Carter debate torugbt. •
"WE'VE HAD OFFERS from all over town, from peo-
ple who are on the Storer systems," Col. Brennan said
··He definitely will see the debate . You can say that."
Col. Brennan added.
He noted that with rabbit ears the Nixon household
could receive San Diego although receplJon was fuzzy.
SC Petitions C·ourt
To Keep TV Service
87 PHILIP ROSMA.al.N
OI -O. lly fllloC 14""'
San Clemente City Attorney •·.
MacKenzie Brown aought an in· Junction in Superior Court today
lo force the city cable televis1on
franchiser to resume service.
TM Communicatioos Company
cut cable service t.o 7,000 San
Clemente homes at 2 a.m. Wed·
nesday, minutes after the City
Council refused to guarantee tho
company. that Its p~y and
revenues would not be seized by
the city during a three-day in·
terim period between the old and
new franchise contract.&.
The TM franchise to operate ln
San Clemente expired Sunday.
The new contract, approved by
the council, takes ecrect Oct. 2l.
Under the cable television or·
dinance, H a franchise expires,
the. city has the right to COD·
fiscate any equipment lert on site
after 30 days, if no new franchise
la in effect.
Dream Takes
Form; Museum
Work Begins .. BJ lllCHAEL PASKEVICH. Ol IM 0.11, l'llM .....
The lS.-year dream ol a l(l'OUP
ol art lovers moved closer to re
a11ty Wednesday with the official
aroundbreaklng for the new
home of the Newport Harbor Art
Museum.
The 21,000·squaro-root, build·
lng w111 be located on a blutr on
San Clemente Road in Newport
Center. It will include flve
eaUeries, a sculpture garden,
boot.tore, kitchen, s~lal pro-
jects area and park:lnc for 83
cars.
Construction of the sin&le·
Kt.ory, concrete stnJcture Lt ex·
pected to be completed in a year.
Although the building ls valued
at $1.S million, dona~ servlces
will lower the t~tal ~ to about ~.000. The Jrv\ne Company
donated the two·acre site ln
Newport Center. acljaceot to the
future home of a Newport Beach
city library bulldlng. Tbe
ardrltecturat firm ol Langdon
and Wilaon donated Its services
and Koll Construction will build
tbe museum al cost.
The council was scheduled to
meet al 3 p.m. loday.
Mayor B. Patrick Lane, who
was the swlog vote both in secUT·
Ing approval o f the cable
franchise and denyio& the com·
pany a guarantee its property
would not be taken, caJJed ror the
emenrency session.
He said it was "'for purposes or
con.siderln1 contlnu~e of cable
television service within the
city."
Lane was unavailable for com·
meot thlt mornln1. Thetwoother
council members who refused
Uie cable company it.a property
g'uarantee -Thomas O'Keefe
and Tony DiGiovanni -said they
had no lntenUon of backine down
on the issue.
Unless tbe cou rt order
stipulates otherwise. or one of the
council members changes his
mlnd. TM executives vowed to-day the company would compl~te
d1smantlemeol or tho cable
system.
No Issue
Elllerges
As Pivot
By The Aasoda&ed Press
Despite J 1m my Carter ·~
15.000-mlle cam paign loe.
despite President Ford's lu!Ch·
visibility home stand, despite the
promises and the polls, the
crucial phase or the contest for
the White House begms tonight
What is past is warmup.
The 90·minute debate In
Philadelphia toniaht at 6:30 PDT
is viewed in both camps as the
likely pivot point for the 40 cam·
paign days that re main.
lo large part. it is the lack or u
single, compelling issue or set of
( NEWS ANAU IS )
issues that bas raised ao hllb tho
stakes in the first oC three Ford·
Carter debates.
Image and voter Lmpl'eulons
of the Republican president and
the Democratic cballenaer are
therefore the more importanL
And those are precisely the
perceptions that the debate can
shape, or reinforce, or erase.
Furthermore, by any measure.
the race is closer than on the
steamy night in Kansas City,
Mo., when Ford told a cheerinR
Republican convention that be
wanted to meet Carter fa ce·lo-
face to debate the issues, the first
incumbent president ever lo do
so.
Not that Ford has overtaken
Carter at this point; his own
campaigners acknowledge he is
still behind.
But 85 one Republican pul It, a
real contest la in prospect, where
once it seemed there would be
none.
Carter, who has from the start
<See DEBATE, Pa&e AZ)
•
o.lty ll'ilet Staff ,_
JOAN IRVINE SM1TH.MAKES APPEARANCE IN COURT
Urges Irvine Foundation to Distribute Stock to Charltt••
Fairview Hospital
Jury Probe Asked ·
The Orange County Grand
Jury h as been asked to in·
vestigale allegations ol illegal
activltiu al Fairview Stale
Hospital in Costa Mesa, includ•
tnc possible violat.ioos or pa·
lients' civil rtghls and privacy.
Calling for the probe in a letter
sent to the jury Wednesday was
the state hospital's advisory
board.
Board member Michael Nason
said today the board asked for
Grand Jury intervention after al·
tempts to investigate the hospital
were blunted by non-cooperative
state ofki als.
The advisory panel's in!oQJlal
inquiry into conditions at
Fairview was touched orf in July
when 14·year medical dJrector
Anthony N . Toto resigned.
Toto's resignation came a!ler
he was transferred to Camarillo
State Hospital by state HeaJtb
Department orricials.
In Its letter to the Grand Jury.
the advisory board said it has
"become increasingly concerned
that Improper and illegal prac·
tlces were undertaken by upper
and lower echelon employes in
the service of the atate Depart·
mentor Health.'·
Those alleged improper and ii·
le1tal activities were aimed at the
removal or Toto. accord.in& to the
board.
Its letter cited ri ve areas un-
covered as being possiblu viola·
tiooa:
-Patients' civll rights.
-Illegal purging or personnel
flies at the hospital.
-Destruction or removal of
materials from hies "that may
contain evidence of possible
WTOflidolng and Illegal activity."
-LIQ.proper unauthonzed re-
moval from files of patient in·
rormation. -Determination if motives
behind the Toto ouster are aimed
at closing Fairview.
Nason dJd not name any of the
employes involved in what he
caJled the conspiracy Lo oust Toto
and then lo cover up traces of
wrongdoing at the hospital.
When asked how cavil rights
had been violated, he said there
was evidence that one official
had taken rhotos or patients at
the hospita without first obtaio.
lng their permission.
Nason char ged both lhl• 11tale
(See FAIRVIEW, Page A.%>
11 Countians
On Panel to
Probe MDs
Gov Edmund Brown Jr has
appointed 11 Orange CounUunt1 l.o
a panel to look Into comphunts or
medical mulpracticl' in the
county
The uppolntmentll complete
the groundwork for u newly ap·
proved emeraency measure lO
seek malpractice reform .
The panel will begin Its work ln
January, uccordlnJC to one or th.e
newly appoi nted commltlo•
members.
Appointed to the J>9nd 1arc:
Irvine residents Ina Bli.111, ex•
ecuUve tflrector or the Oran,.
County Plnnned Parenthood A.-.
1oclatlon ; Ronuld Lunceford,
founder and director of lhD
People's Clinic or Sonta Ana and
dlOClate proreuor ol aoclolod
at Cal State Lone Ucuch; Dt.
Jean Eff1l Carlin, of tho Uct
Colle1e of M cdlcloc, Dr.
Jeremiah Tlllu, Director of
medical 1erv1cH at UCJ Medical
~ler, and Dr. Dan.let Pelo1, as·
1lltanl profealOr of medJclno at
UCl.
Alto selected are Newport Beach ob1telrlclan·1YDec<>logtat
C6-:S ..
OJ
A fund drive started in 1P74,
has netted $1.l mllllonol lhe 1oal
ol $2.5 mllllon. The funda are de.-
atped to lruure a run procram of
mUMum acth1Ues. lndudinc ex· h1bUJons, edueaUODal aervlca
(See llUSEl111, Pap A.I)
ARCHIT'!CT9 DRAWING SHOWS LAYOUT OF NEWPORT HARBOR ART MUSEUM
Plana Calll fol' New facUlty In Newport Center to Be Ready In• Yeaf'
Dr. James Watt; 1ur1eoo=Dr
Robert Hinrlchs, also of Ne
S.ach: Stan Malek, of Tull.I
executive director ol t.be Orange
County Health Plannlnl CouncU ~
Norma Grundy, FountaJn ValleJI'
nurain1 1upervl1or of student
heaJth services •t t.JCJ ; Dr. Doria
)obnaon, a Corona del Mar
nnecolosJat, aod Or. Ronal4
Tapper, South La1una aurieon.
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Fro•Page Al
D E BATE •••
cautioned D<-mocrats oaalnsl
ov,rrconl•denc~. mak• Ui.t point
from bu own campa.lgn plal-
formJ:
• "It's • very dlmoalt politk•I
undertalunrto ddeat &111 lncum·
·bent pre11dent with a wlifaed par-
ty. And that'• wh~tll face"
Nonethelea•, Carter claims a
healthy le-ad. On the eve of the de-
b&loe. ru. apokeei man aald Sep.
tamt>er poll.ins 6bowed Ctrt~r
ahHd '" ~ ataUa with about 440 dett.oral votH, l''Ol'd in 13 wilt\
about 100 electoral vot.ca. ll takell
270 to win l'lt•ct1on .
.Accordine to Cas:Ur &Ide Jody
Po\Hll, tb~ po1Un1 by Patrick
Cacldell showed Cart.er lead1n1
bp mar1Ln1 of leas than five
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percentage polnts Ul st.ates with
about 120 electoral votes.
To which Wifiiam Greener,
spokes man for President Ford's
campaign, replied, "It would ap-
pear that Mr. Caddell's poll
ven!ied that we're closin& lhe
gap allover the nation."
Greener recalled the published
polls conduc ted before the
Republican National Convention
that showed Carter leading by
1'.'ide margins, up to 29 percen-
tage points in a Louts Harris sur-
vey between the two party con·
1enUons.
,-The most recent Harris poll,
based on surveys completed on
Aug. 30, gave Carter an ll·point
lead. The latest Gallup poll gives
Carter a 15·poinl lead.
The Ford camp contends tbe
gap has s ince been narrowed.
A Harris survey of 2,844 likely
\·oters, conduoted through mid·
September, r eported doubts
among ~ome about Carter's elt·
penence and stance on issues.
Harns said a 49 percent to 34
percent plurality felt Carter bad
d ucked stands on issues.
Cotrter said he thinks the de·
l;>ate will alleviate such concern3,
and show him to be a substanllal
candidat e with the knowledge lo
handle national problems.
"And 1f 1 can project. lhat im·
nge m the dc:balc:;s, it would be a
great asset ror me." he said.
Ford will be lr)'inl lo project
bimsetr as a decisive, informud
and intelligent leader, lo
eliminate what one RepubU~Jln
~aid are voter m1sgivmp about
him on those points.
Cm·ter ApolOgizes for Cuts Fro•Pap •
HEIRESS • •• •
stock lta~ll
··1 would be able lo t'OllUnuo
my own4:nbap Ul t.h lrvtne Coin-
pany, a nlaUonJbip ln wh.lch t
maintain stronR famlh1l aod
emouonat uu," !he explain~
Lady Bird 'Hurt' by Playboy Slam at LBJ
AUSTIN. Tei. (APl-Mre.
Lyndon B. Johnson sald today
.~ ..... "distressed. hurt and
~rpleaed" by Junmy ~rt.r's
remarb about her late b~band tn a mqwne interview. Carter
bu aPolQCU.e4 loc hi.a commmta
about J obn.aon.
Mrs. Johnson'• rrt.alemmt wu
relea1od 1borUy before lbe
former Flnt Lady toured the
Lyndon Balne• Jotuu.oo U.brary
wttb Carter'• wife. ROISaJyn.o.
Sbortl)' before M ra. cirter ar-
Frow rage A I
FAIRVIEW ••
Department or Health and tk al·
tomey 1eneral's office with be· lnc uncooperative in the advisory
board's attempt lo invesUiate
Fairview.
He said California Departmenl
of Health Director Dr. Jerome
t.ackner and aide Don z. Miller bad met with lbe board's
committee.
Lackner, Nason said. gave five
reasons for Toto's transfer.
Among those reasons were a
death report considered faulty ln
Sacramento and being a captive
of bis own staff.
Yet, Nason continued, Lackner
characterized T oto as a good ad·
ministrator and said if he were
not he wouldn't have been offered
the position at Camarillo.
Nason also said state orficials
r efused to give the advisory
board legal counsel and the at·
torney general's office said il
could not represent the board.
Al that point, Nason concluded
the board decided its best course ol action was to ask for the grand
jury probe.·
No Golde1i
Gate Debate?
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The
second nationally televised de·
bate between President Ford and
Democratic nominee J immy
Carter may not take place in San
Francisco, says lbe League of
Women Voters.
''We have been told San Fran·
cisco i.s one of the possibilities
but a definite site has not been
chosen," Cecile B. Mi chael, pre-
sident of the league's San Fran·
daco chapter, said.
The Jeacue o!licia1 added,
0 WheG I spoketoourWa!hington
office I was told a fmal choice
would be rnade within a few
da11.''
rlftd, ""· Jobntoa WU asked by reporters for comment oo
Carter'• remark lO Playboy ln·
t ervif'Wfr that Prealdents
Rlchurd M. Nixon and Johnson
cnsaaed lo "I yin•. d>eatlns and
cllstortJon of the lrulh."
Shtt sold that abe told her alaff
that if anyone aoullhl her com
ment, "'fbey could sa,y l was dis·
t.resMd, burl und pe11>lexed."
Mrs. Johnson confirmed that
lbe Democratic presidential can.
dJdAte caUed her Alt.:r advance
ttp0rta ol Ute Playboy interview
.-ve releued.
"I felt It was v~ nlc. ot him
lo call me. Ht told m he had atUd
a irut deal of nice t.hlnas •bout.
my husband on hi• Lreveb aloq
wit.ti au the other Democratic
presldenla,'' Mra. JobNoo1ald..
At that point, she broke oil her
('()nvtnalion with reporters by
walking wt th her da\llhltr, Luci
Nu1enl. lo 1reet Mrs. <:arur. She
took both of Mn. Carter'• hands
lnbera.
Jody Powell, Carter's press
Kissinger Hopeful
At Africa Trip End
NAJ ROBI, Kenya (AP) -
Secretary or State Henry A. Kiss-
inger ended his ltrst African
peace shuttle today and said he
was leaving Afnca with "a warm
feelrng and a sense or hope.
After 10 days seelang to ar-
range negotaallons for black rule
in Rhodesia and South·West
Africa. Kissmger left for London.
His plane was to make a refuel·
ing stop on the Greek island of
Crete.
The secreta r y me t for 45
minutes today with President
Jomo Kenyatta or Kenya, black
Afnca's elder st atesman, seek·
mg his support for )us peace pro-
posals.
Kissineer was also given an ex·
hibitJon of trad1lwnaJ African
dancing a rt.er the meeting in
Innocent Plea
Entered b y
Harris Duo
BERKELEY <AP) -William
and Emily Harns. the radical
couple who Joined Patricia
Hears t in a c r oss-country
fugitive flight, pleaded innocent
today to charges they lcidnaped
lhe young heireiis.
Their arraignment on a 19-
tount criminal complaint came
just one day before Miss Hearst
goes into federal court across the
bay ln San Francisro to be sen·
wiced for a bank robbery con vie· tion.
Nakuru. a farmina town 100
miles northwest of Nairobi.
Handed a spear and a shield by
Kenyatta, Kissinger shufned his
feet a bit, attempting lo keep In
time with the pounding or drums
and chanting of native warriors
in the background.
In a brief s peech, Kissinger re-
newed America's support for
pro.western Kenya. which be
has visited three limes since
April.
Upon arriving here from
Kinshasa , Zaire, on the last leg of
the African s huttle, Kissinger
said : "The United States
believes strongly and supports
strongly the independence,
security and proa:ress of our
friends in Kenya."
ln his brief talks here Kiss·
ioger sought the same backing
from Kenyatta that he hu re-
ceived from three other African
presidents -Mobutu Sese Seko
of Zaire, Julius K. Nyerere of
Tanzania and Kenneth Kaunda of
Zambia.
Kissinger has also sent two
s pecial emissaries to other
African s tates to explain his cur·
ren~ace initiative
1ccrdary, aald Carter
t~lephon~ Lady Bird Johnson on
Wetlneadoy ·'to express his
n:arels about the 6tory and m parUcul11r that lmplylna that
bO contidcred Nixon and Johnson
we,.lntheaamecatecory "
Powf'U Hid Carter was not
moltlnat excuses for tht-llllttc
ment. but apolog11lna for it.. He
aald Carter w.a lr)'in1 in the ln·
urview to polnt out "wo au have
our ahortcomlnas and bec:auae of
that we ouabt not to Judge others
too baratlly for lhelr mblak~."
Fro•Page AJ
MUSEUM •••
and gulde<i lours.
The museum has received sup·
port from the James Irvine
Foundation, $250,000; the Harry
G. Steele Foundation, $150,000;
and the Ahmanson Foundation,
Sl!I0,000. The Ahmanson grant
has been presented in honor Mrs.
Denis E . Sullivan, a museum
founder for whom a gallery will
be named.
The museum organization was
founded in 1961 by a small group
of cilltens. Tbe Fine Arts
Patrons of Newport Harbor held
their ftrat exhibition in the lobby
or Newport Beach City Hall
before movlng lo their first home
al lhe Balboa Pavilion.
In 1968, the name of the or·
ganizalton was changed lo the
Newport Harbor Art Museum,
and, ln 1971, the museum moved
lo its present location on the.
Balboa Peninsula.
Ben C. Deane is lbe president
of lhe museum 's 35·member
board of trustees. Harvey L.
West is director of the museum.
Scott Cleared
W ASHTNGTON (AP) -The
Senate Ethics eommillee has
cleared Sen. Hugh Scott (R-t>a.).
of charges he toot money from
Gulf Oil Co.
Mrs Sm1lh ht the &rand·
dauahter of James Irvine, lhe
found~rofth~ Irvine Company.
Mrs. Smith accuat'd the foun·
daUon of purwuanw 1t$ planned
mer1cr wllh Mobil a1 a mean! ol lorclne her to Hll bet< 22 ~nt.
lnt.er~t In the I rvlnc Company
und t•nd her llr~lonf! relaUonsh.lp'
with the land·ownlna: ur1unba-
Uon.
She predicted the roundalfon'1J
refusal of her offor on tho
(p'OWlds t.hat It might lead to her
achlevln« more lnfiuence ln tho
operation of the I rvlne Comp1tny.
And she further claimed lhat
t.he foundation seeks to continue as a source or funds for rharity
through 'control or more lhlln $100
million ln resources which would
be realized through the foonda·.
lion's sale of stock in lhc Irvine
Company.
The Fedl'ral Tax Reform Act
of 1969 compels the foundation lo
dispose or lta Irvine Company.
stock not later than 1983.
Lawyers on both sid~ noted
Wedn esday that the offer
circulated by Mrs . Smith is
similar to one lhat was rejected
by another Judge last year In
Orange Count.y Su pen or Court.
Attorney Lyndol Young, then
acting for Mrs. Smith, suHested
at that time that the foundation's
shares could be divided among
charities that would include
hospital s and private un -
iversities.
Judie Claude M. Owens re-
fused to consider the proposal
with the ruling that Young did
not have legal st.anding to in-
tervene on bebaU ol the cbarita·
ble beneficiaries.
Judge Owens djd not comment
on lbe leeal merata ol Young's
sunation.
Foundation lawyers argued,~
they may argue aealrust the nev.r
offer, that Mrs. Smith's aui&es-
Uon violates the terms ot the wW
drawn up by the late James
Irvine 11.
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2 Murder Suspects
Claim Alibi Story
Defense attorney Leonard We-
inglau eomplamed al the pro-
Cffdlne ti.at William Harris was
manhandled by a 1uard during a
pre-arraignment conference of
the defense team In another
courtroom.
WeUiglasa said that before the
conference was finished, a
aheriffs deputy ended it himself
by seizing Mrs. Harris. When
Harris tried to intervene, W~
lnglass s aid, he was wreslled lo
lhe ground by a deputy and bis
glasses knocked orr.
Attorneys ·ror two men accused or k1dnaping and killing Los
~tamtlos hous ewife Joann
Se1gman predicted late Thurs-
d.:iy thal they will "almool cer·
tainJy" be cleared of the charges
after a pre Ii m inary hearing
scheduled lo open Monday.
Both men said they will pro-
duce four and possibly five vital
alibi witnesses during the Santa
Ana mun1c1pul couruesslon.
They said tht'y will prove con
rl11:-lv1•ly that both derendnnLc;
wcrt· an 'other locations at the
tirne Mrs. Se1gman and her fa mi·
ly wcrt' s nntchcd from their
Mrrw ut 3351 Cortese l>nvc• and
"ht•n Mn. Sc1gmun, '13, was
l111t•r killed by her abduct~.
I hc'Y may C\'cn produce in
('oufl .1 ".silent w1tn~.-." who will
001 I nke the 11tnnd hut will figure
1m11n1111•nlly 1n 1 he· lt'!(timony or
o01t>r de(t>Oil(' Wllnt'SSCS.
l'hnt ollb1 character111 a caged
bamster which alleJ?cdly w~ In
the custody of nonaJd IA'w111 Ew·
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ing and other witnesses at the
time of the kidnaping.
Ewing and William Paul
Gullett, both 27 and both of
Bellflower, are charged wilh roul'
counls of kidnaping and one of
murder . Both men are held wllh
bail denied.
ll is alleged that they donned
heavy theatrical makeup and
then took the Seigman family al
gunpolnl lo Long Beach last Aug.
25 where market manager John
Seigman, SO, was ordered t.o go to
his store, clean out lhe safe and
wait for a telephone call.
Seiaman picked up $8,000 and
waited for a call that never
came. He called Long Beach
police and sparked an lnnux of .
patrol cars that apparently
scared off Mrs. Seigman's atr
ductor!I.
The three Seigman children
were found in the family van and
released from their bounds. But.
Mrs. Seigman was dnven to th"
Canon area where she-wn!I shot
severnl times in the head by her
kldnapcni.
"We have no history of ~cape
attempts ••. we're very similar
lo anyone else," Harris com-
plained lo Judge Wilmont
S~ecncy.
NB Man Sued
For Divorce
Newport Beach bwllncssman
. George M. Holstein Ill has ~n
sued for divorce in an Orange
County Supet1or Court action cit·
ing "ll'Teconcilable difrercnces"
in his 30-year marriage to Elinor
Holateln.
Mrs. Holstein, who now lives in
Santa Ana Heights, Sttks spousal
support and division of commuru·
ty property. None of the couple's
thrt'e children is or minor age.
The Holiiteins mnm~ JuJy 26,
1946 and ti<'paralcd Jan. 15, 1973,
lbe action states.
Two County Sites
Still on State List
Approxlmatcly soo acres of the
Boise ChJca wetlands have been
deleted from a ll:1l of proposed
coastal acquisition sites by the
state.
The area was believed all
along lo rank high on the priority
ll1t.
Only two Orange County sit.es
remain on the stale purchue llst
lhat wlll be decided by voters
Nov. 2 oo Lbe Prop. 2 ballot Laue.
They include lbe Dana Point
headlands for a blufftop park and
rttreaUon area and the lrvino
Coast for beach access and day
use facilities between Laguna
Beacb aodCoronadel Mar.
Also chopped off lbe shopping
list in addlUon lo the Bois• Chica
wetlands were the lA$ Cerritos
weUand, on the Orange Counly-
Los Angeles County border;
Department of Water and Power
properly tn Seal Buch; Depact-
m ent of Transportation p~rty
on Pacific Coast Hlabwa,y and
Sant a Ana River land lo Jlunt·
lniton Beach.
Other pro~rty originally rr-
tommcnded but leh. orr the bond
luue include~ property south of
the Santa Ann River In Newport
Beuh; portions of tho Upper
Newport Bay; vacant lots at
Crescent Bay in Lquna Beach.
areas of the central Laguna
Beacb bluffs, portions of Avco
land ln Laauna Niguel; parts of
Lantern Bay lo Dana Point and
the extension of Doheny state
Beach lo the north.
Hunttnct.on Beach Mayor Har-
riett Wltder said today she
wun't taken by aurprl.se th.al
other cltJ officials had ex·
preued.
Sbo said del etion of Botsa
Chica will allow the city lo COt'I•
lrol ltl own destiny on the land
paralleling the Paclfic Coast
Hlshway adjacent to the city
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Borrow 011 Equity
House Means
Money in Bank
9)' SYLVIA PO&T"k Of the more than ~ million U S. (amah~s who own
housH many would Uk«" to move to newer, larecr, mONJ ap
propriate houaea or to cnlur&o or remodel Ule present ones.
But a check of prices often 1bow1 a move l:s ~yond tht-
bomeowner'a means. tlome Improvement costa -eully Jn
the $10,000·$20,000 range -of\en ore too hl&h.
Homeowners can rwao mooey for worU\whlle proJect~.
tboucb. with second
mort1a1e1 u1in1 a bou.3c
or other property
already mortga1ed as
collateral. How much
each person cain borrow
depends on the eq\.Dty
value in tbe property
Money's
Worth
(the amount the property is worth above what is owed on ll).
PEOPLE WHO HAVE OWNED a house for several
years probably have bwlt up• big equity. For Instance, say
you bought a house for $25,000 10 years ago, pajd $S,OOO down
and Look a mortgage on the balance. Say you've already re -
duced tbe mortgage to SU,000, while Inflation has lltled the
market value of the house to $40,000. The equity Is 125,000.
How much can be borrowed on this equity? Major
sources are savings and loan associations and finance com·
parues, with finance companies probably tbe bigeest now in
the second mortgage fi eld. C I T. Flnancial Services, offer tnc second mortgages in tO states, will lend up to 85 percent
of the appraised market value of a house, less what is owed
on the rirst mortgage.
Warning: deal only will\ reputable lenders who will be
cautious in acceptine applicants, protect borrowers against
overborrowing and thereby help them safeguard what ls pro-
bably their most valuable ~s:slon.
WHAT ABOUT INTEREST rates? They're higher tban
on orieinal mort1ages, ranglne from 12 to 18 percent, de-
pending on the area and the company making the loan. The
lender will r~ulre a professional appraisal-of the property
to establish its mutet val~ and a title search to clarify
ownership. In some states, lenders pay for these services;
ln others, borrowers pay.
Maturities? Second-mortgaae loans can be repaid over
a penod of three to 10 years, depending on the total bor-
rowed.
1t ill also possible to raiJe money on equity in a house by
refinancing the mortgage, which l.s talung a new mort1a1e
that pays off the old and provides addltlonal cash to the
homeowner. In this type of transaction, today's higher In·
terest rate will be charged on the full mortaaee amount;
this could represent a btf hlke ln cost over the term of the
new morteaee.
WHICH METHOD IS better! That depends on Ulo
amount of money Qeeded and the desired period of repay-
ment. Important Lt the fact that closing ~Ls and other fees
are substantially bl1her to refinance a first mortraae than
to1eta Htood mort.iage.
la a aecond·\l1ortgage loan worth the Interest cost? Th"
answer depends on the gain. If more space and repairs are
In lhe balance, the second mortgage is probably the 11nswer.
Abo, If the improvements permanently Increase the
houae'1 value, part of the cost can be recovered upon sale.
WHILE A SECOND MORTGAGE may generate fllnds
for other purposes -paying for college tullion, bll)'ing
another piece of property, Investing in a business opportuni
ty -it pays to con.sider the return for the money and In ·
tereat.
lf the bou.se is in need of repairs and is unmarketable, ~
second·mortgage loan could make the house salable or Im-
prove the price. There may be penalties for paytng off the
loan early, althoueb many companies do not impose such
char1es. ·
A final caution: money rais<..'<1 through a second
mortgage is expensive. Be as certain as possible it's Ubcd
wisely.
OPEC: Oil Price
Boost Favored
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -Membeu or the
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries <OPEC>
favor a boost in oil prices next year "but nothing has been
said regarding the size," according to Venezuela's minister
d mines and hydrocarbons.
The Caracas newspaper El Nacional published the com·
ment by Valentin Hernandez following news reports from
New York Indicating Venezuela and Iran would seek a 2$
percent oil price increase at the OPEC ministerial con.
ference In December.
IRAN AND VENEZUELA ARE the second and third
largest producers in the 13-naUon Arab-dominated oil
cartel, which controls more than 80 percenl of world oil
trade. Saudi Arabia, which hllS opposed any price increa11e
thJa year, ls the largest producer
The size of an increase for UJ'77 "will depend on various
factors, including stud1e11 being carried out in OPEC's
economic commias1on," Hernandez was quoted as saying.
The prlc~ ol OPEC 011, fr<>ten for almost a year, 111 ,ct 1it
Sil 51 a barrel of a 11landurd crude oil.
Wall Street Waits
For Ford, Carter
NEW YORK (AP> Stock prices settled bock n bit and
trading slowed on Willi Strec.•t u Investors awaited lonldll'•
televised debate between Prc11dcnl Jo'ord and Jimmy
Carter.
Brokers said the market w11 prob11bly due for a pauac
anyway afteT the ahlll'J) sw1na1t of the p811l two HS&lont.
The market rosuharply Tul'tldoy, and climbed further
In Wednesday's tradJng before tumma abruptly downward
at mld·afternoon.
The change or direction <'&me arter the aovcmment II•·
sued a report 1howlng sagg.ln1 demund tor factory equip·
ment and other durable good1'.
The Dow Jonea averaie of 30 1tockt lost a 2S point.a to
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Twenty-four hours after they
were malhemaUcaJJy ellonnat·
ed, the Loa Anaelea Oodaers
were popping champatne eurk&
and actinc like giddy champions.
The cause ror the celebration
in the Dodgers• c:Jubbouse here
Wednead1ty night was the first
20-victory season in Don Sutton's
career, achieved with a s1.x hit,
3-1 triumph over lbe San Fran·
c1sco Giants.
"Nice &olng guys -it's about
tJme you got me aome ruru.'"
On T\I Tonight
Chann~I I I at 7: JO
shouted Sutton as he opened
some of the bubbly.
Sutton, often the victim or non
support in his major leaeue
car eer , bad previously ap-
proached the elusive 20-victory
plateau with 19-9 seasons ui 1972
and 1974.
"Even thouah I won 20 this
year, I 'll never be a better
pitcher than 1 was in 1972," said
SutlOO. ··1 had a 2.08 earned-run
average and the feelmg the clubs
I was facing would have diffJcuJ·
ty scoring one run.''
The 31-year-old right-hander
had contrasting results early this
season. "I was 7-8 with an e.r.a.
around 5.00 JUSt before the All·
star break. and I thought I'd be
Jucky to salvage a dozen wins,"
he admitted ..
''But things have rallen
together so well," added Sutton.
who has won eight 10 a row and
allowed only nine earned runs m
his last nine starts, dropping his
e.r .a. from 4 79 to its present3 13.
Sutton, 20-9. fell beb.lnd m the
second inn 1n g as Dod gers
nemesis Bobby &1urcer led off
with a single and eventually i.tolt:
home with two outs. soappmg the
pitcher's 21 inning scoreless str-
ing.
··1 thought that 1f I were to lose
by one run, I had to be the dum-
best guy a round," recalled Sut
ton. "It was a stupid play on my
part and brllliont on his
Murcer is a superstar."
John Montefusco opposes Burt
Hooton tonight as the season
senes between the club <.'Ort·
c:ludes. San Francisco holds a
10-7 advantage.
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WS ANGELES CAP) -Lorne
Stamler scored mid way in the
third period to help ~ Angeles
gain a 4_. tie with the New York
Jslanders in a N at.iooaJ Hockey
~ague exhibition game Wednc&·
day rught
Defcnseman JC'an Potvm, with
two goals, a nd center Judc-
Oroutn. with one goal and two as-
sists, led the attack aja1nst the
Km gs. ·
Potvin •mnppcd n 3.3 deadlock
al 7. 49 or lhe I in a l period when
his s hot dcnected 101.<> the net
from five feet out to aive New
York a short-lived 4-3 lead.
Stamler th<'n t1l"d It less thsn
two mtnutcs later when he scored
ofter r e!lcrve goalie Jimmy
Smllh made a flnc suvc on a shot
by Gene Carr.
Marcel Dionne connected on a
power-play 1oal la te In the
second period, scorinl( from 40
feet out, while the Kings enjoy<.'d
a two·m nn advantage. JUs goal
evened the score at 3·3.
The teams traded goals In the
first period with Potvin scoring
after only 34 seconds a1ainsl
Rogle Vachon.
Los Anaelea came back at 5·27
on a power play wben rookie
Steve Cllpplnadale chipped In a
shot from five feet in front or the
net.
The Kings wound up ootshoot·
ing the Islanders t2·18.
TV Tonight
7:10 p.m. (11) -DODGERS
BASEBALL -The Dodgers
meet the San Francisco Giants at
Candlestick Park ln San Fran-
cisco.
8 p.m. (SO) -11fE OLYM·
PIAO -The Marathon depicts
the grueling marathon dating
back lo 1908 a nd including
Ethiopia's victories at Rome,
Tokyo and Mexico City.
9 p.m. (13) -BOXING FROM
THE OLYMPIC.
9:30 p.m . (22) -WOMEN'S l PROFESSIONAL GOLF.
PHILADELPHIA'S GARRY MADDOX BEATS THE THROW 'TO INFlELDER MIKE TYSON WEDNESDAY.
Magic Nt•tnber 6 for P•ils
PHILADELPHIA !AP) -The
Philadelphia Phillies hdd a
meeting before Wednesday
night's game deciding on how to
spht the National League playoff
and World Series money.
Then. JUSt to prove 1t w~n't a
sign of over confidence, they
went out and rallled ror eight
runs in the eighth inning lo beat
the St. Louis Cardinals 9-4.
You reaUy couldn't blame the
Phils for their preparations
fhey are now six games ahead of
lhe runner up Pittsburgh Pirates
1n the National League East
DIVISIOD with JUSt l2 games to
money, or champagne. St. Lows
scored four runs in the first in·
rung olr J im Kaal. Lou Brock hit
a two-run homer and Keith
Hernandez a two-run double.
Although Dick Allen singled in
a first-inning Phillies' run. the
next s1x innings were frustrating
form an ager Danny Ozark and his
llUe seekers. Tbey left l2 runners
on base again!>t starter Pete
fo'alcone and hts rehef, Tom
Walker
The Ph1ls finally broke through
m the eighth against Walker.
Cards' ace reliever Al Hrabosky
and Eddie Solomon
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ARTHUR ASHE RETURNS A BILLY MARTIN SERVE.
Ashe Eases to Win
LOS A NGELES (A P)
Arthur Ashe hasn't won much of
anythinit for the la~t four month"
and he admits that he'i; anJ11ous
lo break out of his dry SP<'ll.
Pinyin)( exlraC'lrdinanly w~ll.
Ashe dismantled young Billy
Mart.in, 6-2, 6 3 in Wednesday
night 'g second round of the
SW.000 Pacific Southwest Open
tennis r hampion11hiP!I at UCLA.
fl(>ach. did not. play Wednesday.
No. 7, Harold Solomon, Silver
Springs, Md .. ousted on Tuesday
by Fred McNa1r, Chevy Cha!le,
Md .• 4-6, 6·3. 6-2.
No. 8. Roscoe Tanner, Kiawah
l!!lnnd, S.C., did not play Woones-
day.
No. 9, Stan Smith, Sea Pines,
SC . beat Tom Gorman, Seattle,
6-3, 6-4. •
No. JO, Brian Gottfried, Fort
Lauderdale, Fla., beat Sherwood
Stewart, Bayton, Tex .• 6-1. 6'4.
The Phillies' m agic number t:>
now six, which means any com·
bination of six Philadelphia vic-
tories, and·or Pittsburgh defeats,
gives the Phils the East Division.
The 1964 Phillies led the Na·
tional League by 6~ games w1th
l2 to play and wound up watctung
the Serie-son television.
The game Wednesday mghl
against the Cardinals didn't !.tart
like it would be a mght to talk
about playoff and World Senes
play. The West Division cham·
pion Cincinnati Reds. however.
might obJect to that World Scriei.
not.Jon.
Halos B ow
To T exas,
P e r ry, 2-1
Gaylord Perry. the old man or
the Texas Ranger p1tchinjZ starr.
said he didn't want to embarrass
himself.
So the wily 38-year-old veteran
did somethrng about 1t · He hid
the team's radar gun which 1~
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Then Perry went out Wednes
day 01ght and e mbarrassed the
California Angels by restnctmg
them to three hits. At one ooint he retired 18 bitters in succession In
hurling the R angers l1> a 2· l
triumph
Perry has made such an im·
pression with Rangers manage·
ment this year that he was given
a two-year extension on his con-
tract and now Is helping pitching
coach Sid Hudson work with the
young arms on the stall.
He also goes out there every
four days himself and shows the
younger generation just how it's
done.
If the radar gun had been used
Wednesday night, 1t wouJd have
probably caught Perry's fast one
at around 88 miles ao hour
because lhal's where tl has been
all season.
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Cubs D e al
Uthal Loss
To Pirates
CJllCAGO CAP) -Joe Wallis'
ninth inning single drove home
J erry Tabb with the wmrung run
Wednesday as the Chicago Cubs
reduced P ittsburgh's chances of
catchmg Philadelphia ln the Na·
tional League East race wilh a
4.3 victory over the Pirates.
Tabb walked to open the tn·
rung. was sacnficed to second by
Rob Spernng. Kent Tekulve. 5-3.
intentionally l)assed Rick Mon·
day, setting the stage for WalUs'
single to right.
Joe Coleman, 4·12. pitched two
innings of one-hit relief to gain
the victory.
The slumping Pirates, losers or
seven ol their last 11 games,
dropped 6 games back of the
Phils. who beat St. Lows Wed·
nesday night. The Pirates' have
only 10 games left.
Pittsburgh jumped to a l ·O lead
nn Richie llebncr's '1rsl inning
home run
The Cubs tied 1t in the th1rd on
smi:;les by Steve Swisher. Mirk
Kelleher and piLcher 8111
Bonham. They went ahead 2 l in
the fourth when Larry Bittner's
double drove home J erry
Morales. who had singled.
The Pirates tied it in the sucth.
Dave Parker walked, went lo
third on Ric hie Z1sk's single and
scored on Rennie Stennell's
sacrifice ny •
Swisher put the Cubs ahead
again in the bottom ol the sixth
with a double that scored
Morales, who singled to open the
inning and went to second on a
fielder's choice.
Pittsburgh c hased Bonham
when they tied a t 3·3 In the
eighth. Parke r a nd Zisk opened
with si ngles. bringing on
Coleman to pitch. With one out.
third string catcher Ed Ott, play-
ing for Duffy Dyer, who had
bruised his shoulder, delivered a
run-scoring single. driving home
Parker.
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Praises
Purdue
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LOS ANGELES <A P ~ -
Southern Callforma tallt>ack
Ricky Bell has looked llk6 a QOe-man wreckin& crew In mo.t ,of
the Trojans· aames the past two
1eason1. but CO¥ch Jobn
Robinson aaya his team will h•ve
l<> do more than hund the ball ott
to Bell to beat tho Purdt.ae
Boilermaker s this Saturday.
"Purdue Is 11 big, s~roqc,
phyalcal team ," the Troians
coach said Tuesday. ''They~eto
concentrate on stopping the'~al
good players. We're ccrtalaly Jo-
ing lo have lo keep them cff.
balance if we're &oin& lo b4t suc-
cessful.
"l don't think you can take the
ball and cram it. down Purdu41's
throat."
Bell, wbo led the naUon ln
rushin& last season by averaaing
170 yards per gume, failed to
gain at )east 100 yards only
against Purdue . Tbe
Boilermakers. always tough in·
side, he ld Bell to 89 yards
although they ended up losip&
19-6 to the Trojans.
"We're facing a Joe P'r'~er·
t ype team." Robinson said.
"We're going to h ave to st.and our
eround and s lug it out.
"l think Purdue would like to
pJay on a narrower field. They've
got a lot or big. tough, mean
guys, and they dig ln there and
fight.
"l think it's eoing l<> be a Power
struggle Saturday. a really hard· fought game.•·
Robinson Indicated thal the
TrojanJ would try to throw toe
ball frequently agaiM~ the
BoUermaJcers to keep them &o,n
keying too much on Bell.,. who
gained 193 yarda and scored four
touchdowns In USC's 53.o romp
over Oregon 1 ast Saturday.
Trojans quarterback Vince
Evans has been impressive so
far this season, RoblMOl'l siUd.
"I know a lot or people wiJl sUU
say Vince Evans is not 4bing a
good job," said the coach allud-
ing to a o a lmost traditional
q uarterback controvers y at
Southern Cal.
"But In two games, Vince bas
completed better than S9 percent
of his passes. a nd has run for first
downs on a number ol key third
down situations."
Robinson also praised Evans•
backup, Rob Hertel. who com-
pleted five or eight throws
against the Ducks and had two of
tus passes dropped .
"We wlll have to do a number
of thin gs to beat Purdue,"
Robinson said. "And I've been
pleased with our progress in a
number of areas."
His Trojans will go into the
game favored and Robinson re-
members two Saturdays aco,
when USC was a big favorite
over Missouri
"I think we learned a lesson I
won't forget agarnst Missouri (a
46·25 USC loss). and I hope lhe
team won't forget, either," be
saicl
Lake r s Face
Rugged Drills
LOS ANGELES (AP) -He
said, "I wouldn't ask a player t.o
do anything I haven't done
myself." but that's a frigh~nlog
statement for a coach to throw at
his players.
Especially when the coach la
Jerry West, one or the great.est
guards wbo ever played basket·
ball.
West saw his Los Angeles
Lakers awt up for the first Urne
Wednesday and then lbey a.11
stood around, gave intervle"8,
threw the ball up for cameramen
and, in general, had a very rel-,,t·
ing day on the court.
Today it nil changes.
West's remark about uldac
hi• players to do what he dJd Wall
made mostly In r eference ~ u,.,
ferocity or workouts. "I thlnJd.n
the last few years the Lakerx
have not played very well ln Use
fourth quarter. Maybe I CJn
change lbat,'' he sald earller;ln
the week.
So .,.hen tho llrat of 16 t~<>=•·
day workouts beglM toda)' •t
Loyola University, West wHJ be
orderina his players Into a con4l-
llonlng program as strenuous b
one he hlmsclf adopk'd. ·
Seeded fourth in this touma
ment which he has won tw1ct!.
All he is clearly one or tht>
favorites along with Jimmy Con·
nors, llJe Nastase and Gu11lcrmo •
Vilrus to win the $20.000 first pnrr
next Monday.
* * * LOS ANGELES -A rundown
of ho• the top 10 seed.'I did Wed-
nesday in the Sl2S,OOO Pacific
Southwest 09t>n tenms c ham-
pionships al UCLA's Pauley
Pavilion·
Rozelle. Fines Raiders, Steelenf
No. 1. Jimmy Connors,
Belleville. 111.. did not play Wed·
nesday.
No. 2. Guillermo Vilas, Ar~en·
tina. beat Henry Bunis, C1ncin·
natl, 6-3. 4-6, 6-4.
No. 3. Jlie Nastase, Romania.
did not play Wednesday.
No. 4. Arthur Ashe, Miami
Beach. Fla .. beat Billy Martin.
Palos Verdes. 6-2. 6-3.
No. 5, Raul Ramirez, Mexico.
beat Butch Walts, Fresno, 6-2,
6-1.
No. 6, Eddie Dtbbs, Miami ,
OAKLAND (AP) -National
Football League Commissioner
Pete Renelle bas fined Oakland
defensive backs George At.kin.son
and Jack Tatum for rou&h play in
the Sept. 12 game here against
P1ttsburgh, the ir tumm1U!
Gene Upshaw has discl06ed, and
Upshaw says he thinks it is un-
f a.tr.
Ups haw. a 10-year NFL
veteran ortensive guard and an
NFL Players Association
representative, said in a
telephone call to the Associated
PreH Wednesday ni&ht At.ld.naon
was fined $1,500 and Tatum $'750.
"Roz.elle made a judgment and
fined people without gtvfng them
a heario1, •• Upshaw said. He
added that a future bearina Is
promised, but "Rozelle already
haa said lbey were auilty before
abeartng."
"It's act.ions t Ute these by the
commfsstoner that destroy any
chance of getting an aareement
with the NFLPA" In contract
negotiations, Upshaw added.
There was no '\mmed.iate com-
ment from Roselle, wbo ordinari-\Y does not d1aclose or discuss
di.sclpUnary actions by his office.
Nor wu there any immediate
comment from the Pltt.sburgh
Steelers whose coach. Chuck
Noll, and defensive tackle. Ernie
Holmes, ai.o were fmed. Upshaw
said. Upshaw sald be did not
know the reasons for the Steelers
fines nor the amount.
In the Sept. 12 game, whlcb the
Raiders won 31·28 ln the last five
minutes. Atkinson rapped
Sleeter wide r eceher Lynn
Swann In t.be back of the head
with b.i.s forearm on a pus play,
game films showed. Swann, who
left the eame with a concussion,
aa1d later be b ad been knoeied
dJ u:y earlier in the game by
Tatum.
Noll later blasted the Raiders
(or "intent to maim" and pro-
mised to send the NFL officials a
reque.at, bacbcl bJ film cllps,
uJdn• lor punishment.
Upthaw noted lhat Atklns6n
was nol penallaed for the Swa6p
Incident and s uggested Ule
widespread publicity given It hta
led lo Roielle'a Imposing Ule
fines. "PubUc oplruon almo;t
forced him to do It,•' Upehaw sai~
"I don't think ll'a l~ to lsolale
one particular tncldeol," aalO
Upshaw "Football ls a .tou•h
game, and everyone geta hit . • .
Things like this happen ~verr
week.u •
''Some type O( schedule or fi•
should be worked out," Up1haw
aaJd. ''It shouldn't be Jutt what
the commi.saloner leek like."
Saddlebaek
EDITION
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VOL 69, NO. 267,-4 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY,SEPTEM8&R 23, 1976 TEN CENTS
Two Murder Suspects Claim Alibis ·.
Att.orney1 for two men accused
of kldneptnc and killing Los
Alamhoa housewife Joann
Sei1mao predicted \ate Thurs-
day that they will ''almost cer-
tainly" be cleared of lbe charges
after a preliminary hearin&
scheduled to open Monday.
Both men said they will pro-
duce four and poulbly five vital
alibi witnesses during the Santa
Ana municipal court session.
They 1aJd they will prove con·
elusively that both ddendants
were tn other locations al the
·time Mrs. Seicman aod her fami-
ly were 1natcbed from tllelr
home at. 33Sl Cortese Drive and
wben Mrs. Soleman, 4.3, wu
later killed by her abductors.
Tbey may even produce in
court a "allent witness" who will
not take t.he stand but will flgure
prom.inenUy in the testimony of"
other defense witnesses.
That alibi character la a c.aed
lwnlt.tr wbJcb alletedly was in
the custody ot Ronald Lewil Ew-lnc and other witoaaea al the
Umeolt.be tidnapl:na. '
Ewln1 and Wllllam Paul
Gullett, both 2'1 and both of
Bellflower, are cbarpd with four
eowit.s of kiaoapinl and oo~ of
murder. Both Olen are held with
ball den.led.
It is alleged that they donnf'd heavy theatrical makeup and
then took the Sel1man family at
1unpolnt t.o Lona Beach last Aug.
2S where market manager John
Selem an, 50, was order«! to 10 to
his store, clean out the sate and
wait for a telephone call.
Seigman picked up sa.ooo and
waited for a call that never
came. He called Loog Peach
Warmup Stint Ends
With First TV Debate
Carter
'Sorry'
OnLBJ
AUSTIN. Tex. CA P>-Mrs.
Lyndon B. J ohnson s rud today
ahe was "distressed, hurt and
perplexed" by Jimmy Carter's
remarks about her lote husband
in a magazine interview. Carter
has apologized tor his comments
about Johnson.
Mrs. Johnson'• statement was
released shortly before the
former First Lady toured the
Lyndon Baines Johnson Ubrary
with Carter's wife, RosaJynn.
Shortly before Mrs. Carter ar·
rived, Mrs. Johnson was asked
by reporters tor comment on
Carter's remark to a Playboy in·
terviewer that PreJidents
(See APOLOGY, Pafe AZ)
Ads Pay Off
In Reverse
For 2 Women
Two women who allegedly
used underground newspapers ·
and a local newspaper of general
circulation lo advertise sexual
services have been Jailed by
Orange County sheriff's officers on prostitution charges.
Investigators said Marie
Roberts, 31, of Santa Ana, and
Kimberley Doyle, 24 , of Stanton,
were arre8ted at the Hilton Inn,
1..aguna tlllls, by undercover or.
ficers who responded to ad·
vertisemtnts
Officers said the advertise·
ment.s mado ll clear t.hat t.he ad·
vertisera are willing to provide
t1exual aenlces in a hotel, motel
or home under the guise of the
atatemonl that they are
masseusH.
They old those services start
at $35 and c.n go as hlsJl as $200,
dt-pendlnt on tbe desires of the
customer. orncera Hid Oley hope to ar·
uiJ{D lhe two women today in
South Ortnae Co"1nly muntclpal
court.
Jeep Plunges
Into Lake;
Man Injured ·
A Huntlostoa Beach man wu
injured Wednesday after a jeep
he was rldJng lo ran all a 30-toot
embankment and nlpped over on
the site or MIHJOb -Viejo Com·
pany'1 man-made lake.
Orange County .F\re Depart-
ment ParamecUc Jim W,..onc
Hid UM man, Dana llc:Clane, 22.
auffared a ~le broken neck. A Karine b~ ear-
ned him to e hospital when
firemen decided lbe roads were
too rouah for land transport. }(cCI~ Wat taken W Mfll1on
Community Hospital and later
transferred in-satisfactory coodi-
Uoa to Long Beach Naval
Ho.-ptt.aJ.
He waa ridinf lo a vehicle
driven by his brolher, Walt.er, 21.
ol l7W Golden West St., Mun~
lngton Beach, acCOl"dlna to \be
Calllomla Hllbway Patrol. Tbe
drlnr 1uftered Obl1 minor ln-
Jurlet, the CHP said. ...
Nixon Cut Off
No TV for Big Debate?
FORMER PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON is among
7 ,IOO San Clemente cable televisioo subscribers cut off when
TM commun1cat1oos tenrunated service Wednesday in a
row with t.he City Council.
"Yea, he was without service," Col. Jack Brennan, Nix·
on's chief of staff. said today.
He said he was making arrangementa this morning to
guarantee that the former president will be able to see t.he
Ford-Carter debate torught.
"WE'VE HAD OPFERS from all over town, rrom poo·
pie who are on the Storer systems," Col. Brennan said.
"He definitely will see the debate. You can say that,"
Col Brennan added.
He noted that with rabbit ean t.he Nixon household
could receive San Diego although reception was fuzzy.
SC· Petitions Court
ToKeepTVService
Bt PBILIP ltOSMAaJN
OI -D•llf ~t.I Sia"
San Clemente City Attorney F.
MacKenzie Brown sought an ln·
junction ln SuperioT Court today
to force the city cable television
franchiser to resume service.
TM Communications Company
cut cable service t.o 7,000 San
Clemente homes at 2 a.m. Wed·
nesday. minutes after lhe City
Council refused to guarantee t.he
company that ill property and
revenues would not be seiz.ed by
the city during a three-day in·
terim ~riod between the old and
new franchise contraru.
The TM franchise to operate in
San Clemente expired Sun.day.
The new contract, approved by
the council, takes effect Oct. 21.
Under the cable television or·
dinance, if a franchise expires.
the city has the right t.o con·
fiacale any equipment left oo site
alter 30 days. if no new franchise
Is In effect.
The councll was scheduled to
mtttat3p.m. today.
Mayor B. Patrick Laoe, who
was the awing vote both in secur·
ing approval o{ the cable
franchise and denyin1 the com·
pany a cuarantee Its property
would not be tall en, called tor the
eme:r.cency aesston.
He said It was "for purposes of
consldertna continuance of cable
televtaloo aervlce within the
dty.''
Lane was unavaUablc for com·
menttbw momln1. ThelwootMt
counoll members wbo refUHd
the cable company its property
11.laT&ntee -1'homas O'Keere
aod Tony DiGiovanni -aald they
had no intention or bacldng down
on t.he lssue.
Unless the court order
stipulates otherwise, or one of the
council members changes his
mind, TM executives vowed to-
day the company would complete
dismantlement ol the ceble
system.
So rar, only control consoles at
the antenna site that process
television signal• for feed.in to
home connecUona have been un·
plugged. Richard Young, TM
vice president, said it took about
10 minutes to do it.
The company was prepared at
least for several days to take this
act.Ion.
In order not to i11terrupt
service to several hundred other
cuat.omers served by t.he San
Clemente cable station but local·
ed out.side the clly, temporary
antennas were erected last Fri·
day.
Separate antennas were put up
to service Camp Pendleton.
Capistrano Beach and part.s oC
San Juan Capistrano.
Youn& said the company had
been pnipared t.o take that action
.. for qult.e aome time."
But beyond lhe aimple unplug-
&1n1. Youns admJtt.ed Wednes-day, oo major dlsmantllnc of
at.bu equipment hu been done.
He aald COIJlpany attorneys met
in ttrateiy se11lona Wednesday
to plan fW't.ber action.
Adviso~ Board Request
No Issue
Elllerges
At Pivot
By Tbe Associated Prn1
Despite Jimmy Carter's
15,000-mtle campaign log,
despite President Ford's h11h·
vislbiUty home stand, despite t.be
promises and the polls, the
crucial phase Of the ('Ontetl for
lhe White House begins tonight
What is past is wa.rmup
The 90-minute debate 1n
Philadelphia tonight at 6.JO POT
Is viewed in 1>9~ camps as the
likely plvol point for t.he 40 cam·
paign days that remain.
ln lar1e part., it ls the lack of a
single, compelling issue or ael of
( EW, A AU ·1 ')
issues that has raised so hllh the
slakes in the first of three Ford·
Carter debates
Image and voter impressions
of the Republican president and
the Democratic challenger are
therefore the QlOre important.
And lbose are precisely the
perceptions that the debate can
shape, or reinforce, or erase.
Furthermore. by any measure,
the race ii closer than on the
steamy night In Kansas City,
Mo., when Ford told a cheering
Republican convention that he
wanted to meet Carter face-to-
face to debate the issues, the first
incumbent president ever to do
llO.
Not that Ford bas overtaken
Carter al ttus point; his own
campaigners acknowledge he is
sUll behind.
But as one Republican put It, a
<SH DEBATE, rage A%)
'lbief Hid Inside
In Shop Burglary
Orange County aberitr'1 of·
ricers believe an intruder who
took~ in cash from a Lacuna
Hilla dreu s hop hid. In the
atore durinc the houn ot b\W·
ness.
They uld the thief emeried
durtng the houra of darlmen ~ took~ from the till at Zulma'•
Fashion Baiaar, 24102 ~ Toro
Road. Tbey said Ole bu.r~Jar then
forced open the rear door and ned.
Fairview Probe Soughi
The Oranee County Grand
Jury hat been aaked to ln·
vesU1ate allecatiom of Ulecal
actlvltlea at Fairview State
Uospltal ln Coll• Mesa. lnclud~
tnc poeslb1e vlolaUoas of pa·
Uentl' clvll rithta and privacy.
Callln1 for the probe in a letter
&eat to the Jury Wednesday was
the atat• hospltal's advisory
board •.
Board member Michael Nqon
laid today the board asked ror ·
Grand Jury intervtniloo aft.er at-
tempts to invesuaate the hofpit.al
weni blunted by non-cooperative
state olf clals.
Tbe achisoey paoel'• infonnal
ta9ulr1 Into con4ltlosu at
Fainlew WU touched olf lo Ju.ty
wbeo 14-fear medical dlred«
Ao1bon1 N. Toto realined.
Toto's realanatloo came after
be wu tramletred to Camarillo
State Hospital by .atate Health
Departlntnt offictals.
In lta letter to the Gnnd Jury.
the •dvltoey bom uld It hu "become itlcteutngly concerned
th.at lmpl"Oper and WecaJ prac-
tices were undertaken by 1.1pper
and lower •helon employfll in
the ""tel'\1U-of tb• ~ l>e'put-meot ol Health.''
Thoee alleted lmlJ"OI* and ll·
~al activities were aimed at Uie removal of Toto, acc:onm, to the
lloard.
Jtl let.t.er cited five attu un-
CO¥a'ecl as be.lnC ~ vtola· ·Ucm: •
-P.u.t.a• d•ll rtlbtl.
-lllelal purlln1 of perlOllDe1 mes 'at the bospltaL •
-Deat.ructlon or removal of
materials from files "c.hat may
contain evidence of possible
wroncdoln& and lllqal adlvity.''
-Improper unautbor:lzed re-moval fro1n file• ol patient in·
formatJort.
-Delennlna\lon if motives
behind the Toto ouster are aimed
ateloting Fairview.
Nason diet not n._ any or tlie
employes involved ln What be
called lhe conspl racy to oust Toto
and Ulen to cover up traces ot
W"rOOJdolng al the hospital.
When asked how c:lvil righlf
had been vlolaled. be sald there
wu evidence that one efficlal
bad taken photos of pal.lent. at
the holpital without fint obtain· lnC their perml111lon.
(he FAJaVIEW, Pale Al)
'
police and sparked an influx or
patrol cars that apparently
&c rt.>d off Mrs. Selgman's ab-
ducton.
The three Seigman children
were found in the ffunily van and
released from their bounds. But
Mn. SeiJman w~ dnven to the
Carson area where !!,he was shot
several times in the head by her
kidnapers.
The new defense testimony dh~
very lltUe tod1y to shake the ~j
rtdenco or th• Oran&e Co\Uh.T
Sberitrsoffice.
"We ~lleve we have two men
who did this," Capt. Robert Grlf·
fetb terllely commented. "~
tainly, we regard our invesUga-
Uon as closed In terms ol chatC·
Ing t.he two ntt?n we believe were
the killers of Mrs. Seigman."
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JOAN IRVINE SU.TH MAKES APPEARANCE IN COURT
Urges lrvlne Foundation Olltltbute Stock to Charftl••
Irvine Heiress Asks
Charity Stock Gift
By TOM 8A~£Y ot t-. D•llv l'IMU&.ttt
Irvine tietrH• Joan Irvine
Smith ureed the Irvine Company
and Ute James Jrvloe Foundation
late Wedn.etday t.o accept her
suuntioo that all but two per-
cMt of the Jrvine stock hcld by
the foundaUon be distnbut.ed t.o
chart ties.
Mrs. Smllh uraed the proJ>()flal
on her adverurtet as a practical,
way to reaol ve lhe di1p.ite
(toerated when the Mobil OU
Company offered the foundiUon szoo millloo for aharea of stoclt
t.bat m1.1st be relinquished under
federal law.
Sbe said acceptance ot her of.
fer would immediately end her
current Orance County Superior
Court lawault against both
parties.
She said acceptance11rould "al-
low this court to avoid the com-
plex question of whether tho
foundation is breaching its ob-
UgaUons to the benefl<'laries and
the minority shareholders."
Lawyers for the state Attorney
General's office commented that
the suggestion contained Jn a
memorandum circulated around
Judie JameJ F . Judie's
courtroom "dcaerves consldera·
lion.''
Lawycrt ror &he opposing
Indian Guide,
Maiden Meet
Slated Tonight
The Saddlebnck Valley YMCA
hu scheduled a meetJrqi at 7:30
tonight at Los Allaos In-
termediate School in Ml11lon
Viejo for youngst~rs ln grades 1·3
and their parenta t.o dilcusa the
Y'• lodlan programs.
tlUle boys who llve in northem
MJ11lon Viejo and in El Toro can
Join the Y Indlao Guides with
tbetr 'dads-for CTaftst C'lmlrina. and other actlvJties. said Chuck
Blair, cb,Jef of the Broken Arrow
nation.
Little clrl• can Joln Jndlan
Maldens with lbelr mothers or
Jndtan Prlnceues with their
dadt for similar actJvtUa.
Additional informaUOa on the
procram <Qr ton11bl'• meetlnt ls
available by calling the Y, 830-
YMCA.
Irvine Company and lhe James
Irvine Foundation hlld no im·
mediate comment. But it seell\8
likely that t~ey will reject Mrs.
Smith's invitation.
Mrs. Smith said she felt that
her proposal had merit,
"because beneficiaries would re-o
ceive the exact value or the foun·
dation's stock by receiving t.be
sU>ckltseU. '
"I would be able to continue
my ownershlp in the Irvine Com·
pany, a relaUonship in which [
maintain atrong famlllal and
emotional Ues," she explained.
Mrs. Smith Is the grand·
dauahter of James Irvine, the
founder orthe Jr vine Company.
Mrs. Smith accused the Coun·
daUon or pursuing its planned
mer-er with Mobil as a means of
forcing her to 11cll her 22 percent
Interest In the Irvine Company and~d her lifelong relationship
with the land-owning organiu-
llon.
She predicted the foundation'•
re(usal of her offer on the
grounds that It might lead to hOl'
achieving more lnOuencc ln the
operation of the Irvine Company.
And she rurther claimed t.hat
lhe foundation seek.I to conUnuo
(See HEl8 ES8, Paie A%J
Coast
Weather
A •lltbl chence of
1howeu oarly Frldt1y.
Moatly eloudy near the coast. LltUo tomperaturo change.
INSIDE TODt\. Y
Oto"g' Counf11 r~l'f4.lrttt .. ~u bt abl• to gn !"' Mot•
In about thr•• tDUlu ••
Mcanwldle, a wcond co. of
llurnon·to·human .,read of t"-dtttole Ml btm rqort-
td tn CM Eiut. !ff ltorW•
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The Beat Goes
On, On and. On
81 WILLIAM SCHllBIBElt Ot .. _.,.,.. ... Milt
J ANET aAlllANN of Mbslon Viejo, lbe MW ~'1
and onJy paid staff member of her community's Municipal
Advisory Council, dldn't have to wait 1001 to experleooe her
first classic loeal government meeting.
After a layorr or about a1x weeka, the
MAC was confronted with a very lengthy
aeenda last week. With Mrs. RaimMnn
t.alcing notes and monlt.orini the tape re•
corder for the fint time, the session
began at about 7:30 pm. By 11:1..5 pm ..
the council waa less tban halfway
throueh the Items.
Members of the press departed. The
~xt day, Mn. Raunann was asked bow
late the meeUna went.
"I don't know for autt," sbe said.
"When they sent me home al l a.m .• they were still talk·
ing" .....
WITH so MANY NEW HOUSING TRAcrs belne built
in the SaddJeback Valley, it would aeem developers and
county planners are having a touill time dreaming up
enough original or significant names for local st.reels.
"J think they must be pulling them out or a bat
somewhere," said a &eCretary al Occidental Land and
Development, the congloa:terate that's building Lake
Forest. "I just saw one in the new Ponderosa Homes de-
velopment caJJed Tequila Lane."
She didn't say if there were any special q-.auncations
for people buyiog homes on the street, like high spirits.
***
FORME R SADDLEBACK VALLEY Unified School
District Trustee Chester Briner of Mission Viejo must
wonder sometimes if the fates have decreed be shall not
ride a motorcycle.
Despite initial protests by his wife, Nancy, lbe 54-year-
old retired U.S. Air Force olficer convinced her to save up
for a big bike and two helmets. They became a wedding an-
niversary em. The Honda 750 was eventually traded for a
bigger Honda Gold Wing 1000. which was stolen wilhm a
matter of weeks from Briner'5 office parking space.
And no sooner did Briner replace the bike than he
rounded a curve too fast on a Memorial Day jaunt and found
himself in lbe bed of Trabuco Creek wlt.b a broken hip.
Alter three months of recuperation, Briner's riding his
Honda to work again. Next month, he and rus wife plan to
join Saddleback College Trustee Donna Berry and her
husband, Ed. on a cycle trip to Dealb Valley. Carry lots of
water, Chet.
•••
A TOTAL OF 183 Saddleback Valley youngs~ers
participated in a 12·bow' "sl<ate-a·thon" reeenUy at lbe Mis·
sion Viejo Skateway lo raise money for tbe Muscular
Dystrophy Association. The YOWll roller skaters ralud
$.S,600 !or their eXha~ng effort.I.
Riclc Kren1, 18. of M.isslon Vlejo, topped alt other
skaters by coUecting $186 from his 37 sponsors. Valerie
Williams, 14, of Mission Viejo, bad lbe most s.PQnsors, a
total ol 52, and ra1sedjustover $178.
Ten skaters have contributed $100 each and nearly all
participants were able to skate the en Ure 12 hours.
But rink manager George O'Connell said, "They were
really bushed when theltparents pic.ked them up."
Last year, more than 450 skati~ rinks acrosf the nation
conducted such events for the MDA and raised a total of Sl.4
m1lhon. The slcaUne industry was the lareest single con-
tnbutor.
Frout Page Al
APOLOGY. •
Richard M. Nixon and Johnson
engaged in "lying, chealin& and
distortion or the truth ...
She said that she told her staff
that if anyone sought her com-
ment, "They could say I was di.a.-
tressed, hurt nnd perplexed."
Mrs. Johnllon confirmed that
the Democratic presidential can-
didate called her utter advance
reports of the Playboy interview
were released.
"I felt lt was very nice of him
to call me. He told me he bad said
0 grut deal or nice thlnp aboul
my hu11band on hl11 travels along
wjth all the other Democratic
presidents," Mrs. J ohnsoosa.ld.
At that point, she broke off her
ron\•ersat1on with reporters by
walking with her daughter, Luci
Nugent. to Rreet Mn. Carter. She
took both or Mrs. Ca.rtcr's hands
1n hers
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Dr. Anthony Toto
Fro• Page Al
FAIRVIEW. •
Nason char,od both the state
Department o Health and the at·
tomey general's office with be·
ing uncooperative in the advisory
board'• attempt to lnvestipte
Fairview.
He said California Department
of Health Director Dr. Jerome
Lackner and aide Don Z.
Miller bad mel_ll'ith the bot.rd's
committee.
Lackner. Nason saJd. f(ave five
reasons for Toto's tran5fer.
Among those reasons were a
deat.b report considered fauJty in
Sacramento and being a captive
of his own staff.
Yet. Nuon continued, Lackner
characterized Toto as a good ad·
ministrator and said if he were
..DOlhe..JRouldo' t have.been orr..-ed
the poeition at Camarillo.
Naaoa also said state officials
refused to ti.e the advisory
board legal counsel and the at·
tomey 1eneral 's office said it
could not represent the board.
At that pOint, Nasoo concluded
'.the board decided its best course
of act.ion was to ask for the grand
jury probe,.
'Illegals'
Arreste~
lnlroine
BJUll.AaT U~ otn. o.11, 11'1-.MaH
lm misrauon authorities
nabbed about 100 people believed
to be Uleaa1 aliens durlnc a raid
thl• mornlnc at L aeuna
Manufactu.rin• Company, a
furn iture manufa cturer in
Irvine. '
Jim Robinson, an immigTation
offi cial whl) p11rtlclpated in
today'll raid, s81d at the scene
that the roundup WM prompted
by numerows anonymous phone
calls complaimng about the il-
letal em&1loyes.
He uJd an exact count had not
yet been takt-n tb1s morning and
that som~ em ploy es were still be-
ing dlscovered an bldlllg places
lbrou&houl the factory, located
at 17622 Von Karman.
"We won't know how many un·
tll It's all over, but it looks like we
have about 100," !>wd Robl11SOll,
add.mg that the employes were
being loaded into about 14 vans
and would be dnven baclt to the
imm1grat1on offices in Los
Angeles.
Afte r bein& processed, the ii·
legals w11J be asked to leave the
country voluntarily or will be
subJect to deportation bearings,
be swd.
Robinson said that he expected
to leave only a small proportion
or Laguna Manufacturing Com·
pany's factory employes still in
lrvine.
"Maybe there'll be about 20
here when we leave," be said.
Philip Smith, an immigration
official in the Los Angeles office,
explained that about 25 lo 30 im-
migration officers were busy
conducting "surveys", or raids,
at various Orange County loca·
llons today. ·
However, Smith de<:lined to re-
veal where the other raids were
belllg conducted until after they
occur.
Robinson sa1d that although
company officials we.re notified
several weeks ago about the up-
coming raid, employes today
were "surprised" when they
showed up.
"We found them hiding in box-
ell, in corners. in the fu.rruture, -
anywhere they thought they
wouldn't be i.een," RobiMon
said.
From Page 11 l
HEIRESS ...
as a source of funds for charity
through control or more than $100
nilllion in resources which would
be realiud through the rounda·
hon's 1ale of stock in the Lrv1t1e
CbmpaDy.
'lbe Federal Tax Reform Act
or 196t compels tbe foundation to
dlapoae of its Irvine Company
1tock not later than 198.1.
Lawyers on both sides noted
Wednesday tbat the offer
circulated by Mrs. Smith Is
similar to one that was rejected
by another Judge last year in
Oranee County Superior Court.
Attorney Lyndol Young, then
act.mg for Mrs Smith, suggested
at that lime that the foundation's
shares could be divided among
cl\arilies that would include
hdspitals and private un-
iversities.
Judge Claude M. Owens re-
fused to consider the proposal
with the rullnl{ that Young did
not have legal 11tandjng to In·
tervene on behalf or the charita-
ble beneficiaries.
Judge Oweb1 did not comment
on the le1al merits of Young's suncstion.
· Foundation lawyers argued, as
they may ar1ue aeainst the new
orrer, that Mra. Smith's sugge9·
Uon violates the terms of the will
drawn up by the late James
lrvine n.
Copter Hits
Power Lines,
4 Die in Fire
SAN BERNARDINO CAP) -
Four people, including a patient
being tran11ported lro,pi one
hospltal to another, have been
killed in tbe flery crash of an
emergency belicopler that
&mashed iMapower.uMI
A California Hlibway Patrol
spokesman aald the crash oc·
curred Wednesday night u the
helicopter was flying from
Barstow Communlty Hospttal to
Loma Unda Unlverstty Hospital.
In addiUon to the pilot. iden-
tified as John Brown, 34, o!
Rialto, tbe helicopter was carry-
ing the Sl·year·old patient,
Gordon Dotson or Barstow; •
paramedic. Dtct SUm141. 34, <Jt
Redlands, and a s tudent
paramedic, David Scott, 216, of
San Bernardino.
lovest11atou were siftlnc
through the wreckage in an area
north of San Bernardino off In-
terstate 15 for more infe>rmatioo.
The pl1ot apparently was tlying
low because of reduc.d .islblUly
when tbe helicopter struck lhe
powe1' lines and fell in names,
the spokesman 1aJd.
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DEBATE •••
reaJ contest la In prot~. where!
ooce 1t seemed there would be
none.
Cuter, who bu hm tbo start
cautioned Oemocrata a1aln1t
OYerconfidence, mak• tha\ point
from his own carnpalan plal·
rorms :
"lt'1 a very dUficult poUUcal
undertaklng to defeat an lncum-
bent pn• 'Iden\ with a unlfted pat·
l.)'. And that's what lface."
Nont:theleas. <"'arter elaJrns a
healthy lead. On the eve or t.be de-
bate, hl1 spob1man said Sep-
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tember polling showed Carter
ahead in 35 states with about '40
electoral votes, Ford in 13 with
1 M Ml GR A Tl 0 N OFFlctAL WATCHES ONE SUSPECTED ALIE'N .;about 100 electoral votes. It takes
270 to win election.
About 100 Nabbed In Morning Raid In Irvine According to Cart.er aide Jody
Powell, the polling by Patrick
Caddell s howed Carter leadlng
by margins or less lhao five
percenta&e points ln slat.es with
about 120 electoral votes.
Indian Guides Meet
The Broken Lance Nation or
the YMCA Indian Guides will
hold recruitment meetings today
and Sept. 30, in LagWla Hills and
Irvine for boys in grades 1·3 and
their fathers.
Little braves and their dads
will meet at Valencia Elemen·
tary School, 25661 Paseo de
Valencia io Laguna Hills, and at
Col.lege Park Elementary, 3700
Chaparral Ave. ih lrvme.
Meetings will be held at both
schools both days al 7 p.m.
Ron Hoover, nation chi ef, said
lbe lather -son program includes
bi-weekly activities like leaminr
Indian crafts or attending an
Angels baseball game. Other
events have been weekend cam·
pouts and a s um mmime canoe
Coloa'fl\ls..
Table Model Specfal
trip down the Colorado River.
Hoover said the Saddleback
Valley YMCA has more than
l ,000 participants in lbe Indian
Guides <father -son>. Indian
Maidens (mother-daughter) and
Indian Princess (father ·
daughter) programs.
Additional information on the
program or the recruitment
ni&hlS is available at lhe Y, 23131
Oran10 Ave .• El Toro; 830-
YMCA.
Scott Cleared
WASHINGTON CAP) -The
Senate Ethics committee has
cleared Sen. Hugh Scott CR-Pa.),
of charges he took money from
GuJ/ 011 Co.
To which William Greener,
spokesman for PresJdent Ford's
campaign, replied, "It would ap-
pear that Mr. Caddell's poll
verified that we're cl~ing lhe
gap all over the nation.''
Greener recalled the published
polls conducted before the
Republican National Convention
that showed Carter leadlng by
wide margins, up to 29 percen-
tage poanls in a Louis Harris sur-
vey between the two party COO·
venllons .
The most recent Harris poll,
based oo surveys completed oo
Aug. 30, 1ave Carter an ll·point
lead. The lateat Gallup poU Jives
Carter a 15-point lead.
The Ford camp contends lhe
gap has since been narrowed.
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Phone 642-8882
Store Hours 011ly 9-6 Sat. 9.-5:30
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