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VOL. 70, NO. 18, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES
rFOrd I Foresees Woman. as
81SAULPETT WASHINGTON CAP> -PrelMllnt Ford thinb a womu will be
vice presideat and dlaybepnai4illat-1111Z.
"ltbinkitwWbappeatblnray,11beaald1feeUD1rel•edandpN-••
pbetle three daya away trom dtNrtwe. • I tbfnk yOU will bve a
wom• nomiuted f« vice presldeal and abe wllaucceecl •lftlid~t whowtllpuu,ratln omce .••
•'Tbat'a yourpred.lCUoo T" Fwd waa uked.
"Yes. I th1hk that ii bow it (a female pr.ldeaq) will flat ba,.. pen,•• I
" ..• You mean, 1be will cook b1a laa\'RDfef!'" ••vousaidthat!'"aafdGeraldFord,roarincwi$blaqbter.
• • •
Blt WENT ON TO ADD, seriously ,.be thoutht the eJedlon of a "WE CAME UASONAllLY CLOSE," be aaid, "to nomull..:l111•
womanpresident.wouldbe''toobieaatep1'lnthennt16yean. Ann• Ann.strong, am•aQdor to Britain, for vice president I
"But I think there will be a woman..POmlnated and elected vice year."
preaidentlntbeoextfourpreaidentlalelection.a,"hesa.ld. "Howcldee?" 1
For a moment. be seemed to backtrack on how abe would become ••sa.ewu ID the laft three, four actively, bOD'5Uy conaldered. ••
president. ' Tbe oua,otn1 pNlldeat, mad~ these obletvatlons lo a tut -
"I am not saying that her runntn1 mate ln'-hat first experience tel'Vlew Moaclay with The Aleoclatod Press lJl an Oval Office lar y
will pass away." denuded olhil pe~tthtap. bia booksud aa.ementol.
But then be added. ~I really believe there will be a woman preai-On a corner of bis des•, wtdeh ooce belooced to Jobn Kennedy .J<>-dent-maybe sooner." meone bad placed s,vetal volwn• Gf the papen of Woodrow W.
Ford tb1nka the Republl.cans are more UkelJ to put the flrat and Alexander .ftamlllqD. Tbey aND'tJl'ord'i. Noone knew what
woman on a national ticket than the Democrata. , • (lee POaD-' Pap :'I) = ~~~~~~~"':""::::'~~~~~~--~--~~~,r--'----;;..;;;.~_;;::;;.,,;,-;;;. ____ ~--~---1111111:;,.
MOre Aid -Asked
Mesa to Continue Housing Plan
Costa Mesa is asking the
' federal government for $847 ,000
to contlnue h.s Housing and Com-
munity Development. programs which, among other thinga, pro-
vfde low cost hou5ing ror the
city's low-income residents.
The recommendation for a
1 third year application for HCDA
funds come from tbe 11 ·
, member Housing and Communi-
ty Development Committee,
following two public hearings
heJd late last year to determine
community needs.
HCDA committee chairman
Jerome Vandewalle told coun·
cllmen Monday night the ap-
plication may take up to three
months to proceas.
He said the city should receive
word on whether the HCDA
I . • ',llnnanaed Organism
•I
Cause of Legion
Disease FOund
AT LA.NT A ( A P ) -
Researchers have found the
cause of the Legionnaires' Dis-
ease which killed 29 persons last
summer in Philadelphia, federal
health officials said this after-
noon.
1 .• The disease, which 1trw:k 151
1-0'her persons who eventually re-l covered, was caused by a pre-viously unknown, bacterla·llke
living organism, aaid a
spokesman for the national
Center for Disease Control.
He said the organ\sm -for
Fund to Pay
Funeral Cost
.For Victim
A memorial fund in th6 name
of Robyn 1-:ynn Cox. who was
slain ,last Wednesday in Costa I Mesa, has been established at the
Citlzena Bank of Costa Mesa to
help de!ray the costs of the 20-
year-old murder victim 's
funeral.
The fund was established by
employes at Wt1more Insurance
in Co.ta Mesa, where Robyn•s
mother, Mrs. Pall'Jcia Cox is
employed as a aecretary.
''The service wu nice ~ the
flowen weTe beautirul, but you
un 't pay the bill with that,·· said
Bonnie Rogera, office manaier
at the insurance firm.
I The account -u opened at
Citiuns Bank foUowtnc funeral
aerv1ces Monday morntn1, Mrs. ~enaaid.
• Tbat woman worka her
f1D•er1 to the bone to feed her
tbree daq,bt.ert.0 Mn. Rocera
jaald.
She said Mn. Cox. who is I divorced, works full Ume at the
; insurance com pan~. and alao
-works u a waitress at a Costa
Jilna rertaUJ"ant.
"We just thoutht it would be
nice it abe dkla't have to worry
about this expense," Mn.
Ro1ensald.
wt\ich there is no name -ap-
peJred simUar to one that caused
a disease outbreak that kUled
about 20 persons in the early
l9IOs at St. Elizabeth's Hospital
in w uhlngton.
The disease outbreak in
Philtfl•lpbia atruelt Qloatly
amon( American Legion mem·
bers attending a convention at a
PhiJaclelphla hotel
~ A CDC spkesman told Pen·
nsylvania officials by telephone,
meanwhile. that the "very un ·
usual organism'' had been isolat·
ed in two patients, one who had
the Letionnalres · dhease and
another who bad pneumonia.
After bein& isolated in the two,
the or1anisms were grown in
gujnea pig eggs in Atlanta, the
spokesman said.
Asked if it were communica-
ble, the CDC spokesman sald: •·we have no evidence of any
secondary cases."
Smog District
Funding 'Bill
Passes Panel
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A pro-
posed $2.93·milUon emeraenq
state• loan to keep Southern
California's lar1est antlamog •
diatrlct from falling into limbo
WU sent to the Assembly noor to-
day. .
A 1U \tote ol the Auembly
Ways and Means Committee ap.
proved the meaaure aimed at
heplnc the diatrict a}lve despite
Loe Aqeles County's ref\atal to
belpfundiL
The state attorney aeneral bas meet suit aga.Wt the cOUftty ln an
effort to l9fte its partjclpatJon in
, the lour-county dlatrict.
The new ~trict, efCecllve Feb.
1, replaces a voluntary proiram
and Involves Los Anceles,
Orance, Riverside and. San
Bernardino counties. • Auemblyman Jerey Lewis <R·
Ki.chland), said Loa AnJeJea
CO\&Dty la actlnt ''like a chlld
atamplnc ht• feet ln tbe
sandbox" by refUllag to pay Jta
abare becaUM lt 4llaaree1 with dlatrltt,... ,,....,
Repretentath•• of Loa
An•elee ud Orance eouotiea '•J>Ok• qalnlt the bill.
budget is approved by April, and
"then lt will be later in the year
before the funds are actuaUy de-
poaited in Costa Mesa's account for third year programs."
The budtet as approved by the
council includes: -$409,... for acquisition of
land to encourage development
of new housing for low and
moderate income families, han-
dicapped citizens and older resi-
dents.
Funds would be used to write
down acquialtion and relocation
costs to a point where a developer
could build at a lower cost, thus
chargingten"'1ts a lower price.
-$134,000 to construct a pro-
posed Community Recreation Center in the city's downtown.
-$45.MO for salaries, supplies
and related expenditures. -Po,... for salary for the
housing coordinator and clerical '
support.
-"8,oto for indirect costs.
·desc.ribed as the amount the city
is allowed to reimburse itself for
coats expended by city depart·
ments to carry out HCDA pro-grams.· · -ne.fft to e.ollt\nue the
emergency housing services pro-
CSee FUNDING, Pace A.I)
Sun Bathes
Coast While
East Shiv.ers
While a great many Americans
in the eastern ball of the United
States are concerned with
shoveling snow and fig.blin& the
effecta of froetbite, Orange Coun-
tians can continue· to searcli ror
stored away sun tan oil and
beach towel5.
A strong, bigh·pressure system
over the weal brought clear,
warm sides to the Southland
Monday and National Weather
Service forecasters said today
that temperatures in the mld-80s
are expected to continue untll at
lea.st Thursday.
Wann, dry Santa Ana winds,
CSeeSVNNY, Page AZ)
A~WI .........
STAICKEN TANKER IRENES CHALLENGER FOUNDERS IN PACIFIC, SPILLING OIL ...
Crewmen Reecued from IOO-foot Ve .... 204 Mlle• SouthH•t of Midway lal•~ _ ~
PacifiC 'Eanke~ Sinking
28 C~ Saved Near Miduuy Island .
HONOLULU CAP) -A tanter
carryini 3.15 million 1allons ol light crude oil cracked across the
middle and waa sinking 204 mUes
southeast of Midway Island in the
Pacific. the U.S. Coast Guard said.
Tbe JapaMM contablen.blp
Paclftc Arrow toOk aboard 28 or
the 31 tanker crewmen and .tooct
by during the nt1ht Mon'day to
rescue three other crewmen who
remained abo•rd the stricken
vessel, said Jim Gilman, a Coast
Guard spokesman.
No injuries were reported ..
The 6-00·foot tanker lrenes
Challenger, owned by Tsakos
Shipping and Trading Co., of
Piraeus, Greece, and under
Liberian registry, had been en
route to Japan and Venezuela
with Its cargo, Gilman said.
"Report.a Crom the scene in·
dlcate it is breaking in half and
some oil apjllage has been seen,"
Gilman said.
A Coast Guard C130 ai,rcraftfiy-
ing over the scene during t.he
rescue operation returned to HonoluJu and another plane was
dueintbearea atfirstUgbttoday,
Gllmansald.
The Honolulu·based Coast Guard cutter Mallow was dive.rt.
ed from anotlier mission to the
scene of the Irenes Challenger
'lmd was expected to reach there
Wednesday morning, hesaJd.
The lrenea Challenger incident
'W aa ln the aame general area
where the Panamanian freighter
Crown Pearl was abandoned by
ill 25 crewmen Sunday aft.et the
ablp, with a cargo of lots, began
taklna on water. Tbote crewmen wet• f'eacued by a Swlu
freight.er.
Tile wont •PW came wb~ the Ario Merchant, erounded o(f
Nantucket Island on Dec. 15,
broke up in beavY aeu Dec. 21.
entire oil cargo of 7 .6 mill1olll
gallons 1pllled into the AUantiC
Ocean. •
The weather in the area was re.-
ported tood, with se,s six to ellht
feet hllh and wind• or 10 to ~
knota. -
The cauae or the tanker's ctllL
treas wu not knowe, aaid ~
Robert V. Renaud, a Coast Gun
public information officer.
Irvine Land Bash
Trio of· Brokers
l fl
Grab Most of Sites
The trio of real estate brokers
who were first ln line during the
latest land ru11h in Irvine walked
off with half the sites for sale in
tbe Irvine InduslJ'ial Complex
(IIC) and commissions totali:n1
about $100,000.
The brokeNI -Al Davlson,
Marty Jones and Ronald Malouf
-parked their camper in the
parlclng lot of the UC building
two weeks before the .aale date.
They were assured of the first
spot in line, according to Dick
Cannoo, UC president.
Cannon reported today lllattbe
40 sitee offered for sale lait Fri:. day were snapped up by 1S
brokers. Most of those bad .0
edge by standing in line bef«~
the sale. • -.
Fifteen other brokers e;t.
pressed interest in the pareelsj
bu.t there was not enouah l~).O
go around, Cannon .said. The
sites averaged .7 to 2.4 a~rt1;
coatine about $100,000 each. ,.1•
Fire' St&tion · Okayed · The UC president sald he~~
aware ol such a demand foc. UJ,
duatrial •ifes anywhere e11,,~¥1
the country.
"l still say i\ shows the g~
confidence in the econom~1~ the good location or the alw..:
said Cannon. The 40 parcels are
located A4!ar Oran1e COWltJ/
Airport. in the vicinity of Mein
Street and Red Hill Avenue. •
Mesa Seeka Envi"!nirwnt Report on Plan
Costa Mesa clty councilmen
approved a prellmlnary concept
for a two-story fire station in the
clty'a downtoltn Super Block
Monday nll)lt and ordered an en-
vironmental impact statement
'On the project.
The EIR draft to be prepared
by Ultruy1tems1 Inc. of Irvine,
should be completed by early
February, according to City
M anacer Fred Soraabal.
The fire ataUon will be 'ocated
on 21,300 aquare feet of 18.nd ac·
qulred by the city at the
northeast comer of tbe SuJ.!91'
Block, which l• bounded by
Plumer and Center SP'eeta and
Park and Anaheim Avenues.
In a study sesslop Monday af-
ternoon1 ardutectW"al d~igner
Ken Carrol McCulloch Arcbltecta
of Newpott Beach presented two
pl•ns for 'the proposed fire •ta·
Uon.
C'arr to)~ councllmen he pre·
ferred a two-•tory fire~•(Jon for
the Super Block, say tt would
ble:nd in with plaN for e enUre
dowbt.owp proJect.
~6,500 equare foot structure,
ex~ to cQil between Pl0,000
and •.ooo. would btclude an
apparatut room c•paba. ot cion-
tainlng two enginea and the city's
new 100.foot aerial fire engine.
The station iJ beinc funded
throueh federal revenue sharing monies.
The McCulloch preliminary
plans call for a circular
television/training room on the
ground floor. as well as kitchen
and dining a~as looking out into
• p_atioarea.
'-The CQncept also shows a 30-
foot tall cylindrical hose tower,
used to dry the department'• 50-foot boMI and a "mud room," ror fireflllderl to clean their equip.
.<See STATION, "lfeA2)
The parcels are amona the lut
smaU aHea left In the UC and
none bad been offered for sale ror
several years. -
According to Cannon, 4!•ch
transaction made b)I the br~ers
amounts. to a commi.aalon qf
about ~.ooo. The Joint venture by
Davia.on, Jones and Malouf 5pq·
aisled of deals with 20 clle~.
thua total' commlasJons ol ~
Sl00,000. ,,
The flrolt~ra said they ~~ly h~ more than 30 clien~ an
(See BllOKEas, Page .\!}"11
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KllLBR GOES .....
TO W.4SlllNGTON
ATLANTA (AP)-Aconvicted
murderesa,wboaaapmontruaty
aervecS u Amy c.ter•1 l\'fne
1'ben .ber falher wu covemot of
Oeortla1 bu beeD 1lven a a~~
r•l•aH rrom prllon to attenCI \fie
Presldent..efect'1 lnaucuraUon .
.. ., Fttq>atrtck, aa, aeniic• Ule ~en a 19'10 coaYlctaOn,
will be aocomoanied 110
Tbdt:1day•1 inau~ioD 'ln
\f .......... ~bfO ..... of
t.be AUaata Junior Leape. 'l'bilY
helped ... set permlulon from
tlle State Boa.rd of Pardonl alid
Parolel to make .._ lrtp, Mil
niMdlDOllMfforta.re~ ... •
sr•.
·41 DAILY PILOT c
tmiri Craah
Dead at BO
SYDNEY, Australl~
<AP) -Polle• esUmate
that more than • people
"l ere killed today when a
commuter train Jumped ita
tracks outside Sydney,
..,orubedloto a support for a
...Jaicbway overpass aod
brought the 45-t.oo bridae
nd several auto~lle&
down on two crowded
... aoaebes.
• OfftdJ).s said t:5 persona 1 • werelnjured,maAyoftbem
crltkally.
After 13 bodies bad b«ttn ,,removed from the
-wreck11e. police Supt.
• Georae Marshall said there
.... lltUe chance any or J.bose ltlll trapped in the
.. ·WO coaches were alive.
TIM<lay. Januery 1e. 1m
Federal FUn<ls Due . .
$340,000 Grqnt to Aid Water Quality
B1~aYUYE ·-DlllJ~ttMf Fedenl funds will be used to
restore tM water quality of the
San Joaqu.tn Marsh, where the
moat MJmltive vegetallo.n ls dY·
lng due to increasingly saline
water.
The t:M0,0001rant is part ol tbe
fede_ral Public Works Act of
lt76, a fund dlsttlbuted to various
aaenCies to promote jobs.
UC lrvine officlala say they
will uae the mooey to bring the
water quality back to tlie level it
WU several ye.an aco, and to
make other lmprovemeata at the
lretbwater pre.serve, wblch ilea
adjacent to the Irvine camp\11.
lbe fol.lotwini project.I:
-Tbe emttnc dike system wW
be revbed '°that water can~
more eaaib' tbrouah U.. ~
-The water depth will be COD·
. trolled so that vegetaUoo inslde
tbe preserve can be control.Led.
-A well will be built IO Us.at the
type and a.mowat ot .... ter DeeMd
will be readily available.
The plan was put together by
UCI professors Richard Mac·
MUJen and Gordon Manb, wbo
head the Marth lhnapmtnt
Committee, and by eoiibMn in
the UCI omce ol P~Ical Plan-
ninc abd Construction. ·
For the put few years. en·
vlronment.allsta have repeatedly
waf'Md that tbe manb could not
survive without a masalve
nttoration .Uott and tben c:oo-
tlnued mlintem.nce •
iw.ev~1 there were no funds
aval1a1M UlrOUlh the Univenlty
of C.uton.ia bud1et. "l"ht anb money Uled for maini.Quee bu
·been the ~.000 ree given to \JCI
each year by the gun club that
bunta in the prauve twice a
week.
At the preiaent Ume, there la no
way to control tbe outllo)V of the
water lnsk1e tbe ml!'lb, ao it
slmply evaporates, Jeavina an
accumulation of salt befi!nd,
MacM.lllen explained.
A maltl·pbase plan wlll include
/ ,. I ~ C arter's So n Exp elled
Som• of tb• more blcbly
sensitive vecetaUon la already
dyln1, prlmarUy tbe black
willows.
r:,
°'W
ft( l
•k
Navy Booted Him f o r. 1970 Pot Chargea
"Others will die in the near
future, too, unless the water
quality can be improved," MAc·
,,. Millen Corecaat.
The projects must belln by
March 23 under the term• of lbe
federal 1rant and are expeeted to
continue for four or six months,
according to MacMUlen.
~WASHINGTON <AP) _,.
1-rnident-eleet c.rter'J oldest ~ wu thrown out of the Navy bl Mb after being cauaht •mok!Da dfVrijuana with cJuamlltM at a
tralnlna school, a Navy a~kesman said today.
'Jack Carter, 29, was OJle of~ .Wifenta caugbt in the drua butt
ai the Navy Nuclear Power
School in Idaho Falls, Idaho, the
Navyaaid.
,..Colwnnist Jack Anderson aald
the. youn1 Carter accepted a
aueral dlscharae, one atep
below aq honorable diachar1e.
The Navy spokesman said that
uader the Privacy Act the
service could not disclose what
type of dlacbarge the young man got.
·Yowtg Carter, who previously
has a<tmitted smoking marl·
ju'ana, was caught just before his
father was sworn in as JOvernor
or Georgia. ~~nderson, on ABC-TV's "Good
~9rning America" program,
qu.qted young Carter as saying it
didn't hurt to have a prominent
father.
"They knew rny dad was about
to• become governor of Georgia.
So they treated me somewhat de-
flenntially," he was quoted as
IQing. ..
. ,.,,. .....
KICKED OUT OF NA VY
Carter'• Son Jeck
' The columnist said that the
head oC the nuclear fleet, Adm.
ijyman G. Rickover, wanted to
be sure the Navy had tbe
evidence on YOUOI Carter.
"They did," the president·
elect's ton was quoted by An·
dersdll UJaying. ·
Carter was aervln1 a.a an elec-
tronics technician at the school
when he waa cau&bl. His father
also ba4 served in the Navy's
nuclear Procr•m.
Anderson aald many of the atu-
denta caught aloo1 with Cart.er
were dlscharled the lut week of
December, 1170.
The Navy aaid the 5' student&
were dropped from the ct ... for
"alle1ed uae or posaesaioo ol a cont.rolled au balance."
Tbe president-elect'• older aon
enllated ln the service ln April
1968 and attended two electrical· technical .and electronics
schools. He served for s wl:UJe oo
submarine rescue ship the Grap·
pie.
From there. he was sent to the
Naval Nuclear Power School at
Vallejo, and then went to the
Idaho Falls school.
Y OW\g Carter was promoted to
second class petty officer in 1969.
After tbe bust, Carter and
other members of the class were
transferred to a Navy boJdlng
station at n-euure Jaland in San
Francisco Bay and were dis·
charted from there.
Marital Woe Blamed
bi Wallace Bugging
MONTGOMERY. Ala. CAP) -
Gov. George C. Wallace's wife,
Cornelia. bugged her husband's
telephone, not to gain political
le~erag~. but to s ave her
thteatened marrla1e. the Ladies
~ome Journal reports.
ln the maaasine'a February is·
sue. Mn. Wallace ia qlM>tcd as
sayln1:
.. 1 can't think of one thing I
bave done that was politically
l'l\O\ivated. ex«pl to campai(Q
for my husband. All t was ever
tryin1 to do was keep the mar· "•I• tosetber."
Tbe bul&inl incident surfaced
la&• September when the IOV·
ernor confarmed reports that his
telephone coovenaUons at the
covemor's mansion had bffn
t9'e·recorded. He called It a
'"domestic matter."
:Accordlnc to the Journal, Mra.
Wallace tapped her husband's
'PhOM and taped bla nighttime
convenatiOM .. to find out who
my accusen were.''
"Somebody tell• him <Oeoree>
ever)'t.binc 1 do," abe sa7s. "I'm
nder totally sure who it ls." ,
1 Bunlna the phone, then,
hc•me a way to unmask the tovemor's confidant. wbo plant· Id "deslntct.lve" romon about
6er. I Arnona her detractors. sbe ·------------
DAILY PILOT
0.-lletaOlllM .. ~···-·· -~ ... ~·'·°'-' ...
says, is one of the governor's
brot.be,., Gerald.
"Gerald's spread rumors thal I
have slept with every slate
trooper around," Mrs. Wallace is quoted ... All that's been written
and rumored has done a lot o(
damage to fny reputation. And it
haa caused dissension bet.ween
Geor1eand me.''
Mn. Wallace has not com-
mented on the Journal article.
Gerald WalJace told The As·
sociated Presa that the state-
ments attributed to him are "the
moat false thing ever written
about me."
He said be has ''never made a
s tatement to anyone about
Cornella that was bad. Jf l
couldn't say something nice
about bel", I would keep my
mou·th abut."
ln the article, Mrs. Wallace in·
dicates that she bu other detrac-
tors. Some of her "accusers,"
aaya Mra. Wallace, "were
women who would like to be ln
my place -who hate me and
would like to see me aone. l
sll pped Lato a r&lht unpopular
place when I married George
Wallace."
Feat to Benefit
Youth Employment
A "Roman Feast" wlll be the
theme of a benefit for the Youth
Employment Service ·of the
R4rbor ~a to be held from 5:30
to 8:30 p.m ., Feb. 2 at the
American Leaton Hatr in
Newport Beach.
The employment service 11 a
DOD-profit or1anlution that p~
videa free 1ervtce to 10\llll job
IHten and to employen.
Ticketa for the benelit are ..,,50
for ad\alta and St.so ror cblldren.
For free delivery of tickets, call
'4UC14.
TONIGHT
BEHIND THE
HEADLINES'' -Dr. GUes T.
Brown lecturer; OCC Forum,
7:30p.m.
. "OLD TIMES:' -South Coast
Repertory Theater, Tuesday-
Sunday throUgh Feb. 19,8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. II
COAST COMMUNITY
COLLEGE BOARD -ReJU]ar
meeUng, 1370. Adams, 8 p.m.
Yacht Builder
C. Ackerman
Dead at 74
C. E . "Ack" Ackerman,
lon1time Harbor Area yacht de·
•igner and builder, died today at
Hoag Memorial Hospital alt.er a
len1thy illness. ·
He was best known for his de·
aicn aQd construction of the
Newporter ketch. a cruising and
racing yacht that cauaht the fa.n·
cy or yacbtamen througboUt the
country.
Mr. Ackerman. 74, al the Ume
o( hi• death, was bo~n ln
Wlscoosin. He bad lived ln t.be
Harbor Area tor more than *
yean.
Private funeral services are
planned. with the Smith, Tutb1ll
and La8'b Mortuary of Coata
Metain~ariie. Besides hi.I wldow. Geraldine,
of tbe family home in Costa
Meaa, Mr. Ackennan ls aurrived
by two sons. David or Temple Cl·
ty aad &Ntaht, and a daughter.
Mn, Barbara Joy Hatt ti ¥in·
neaPOUa. The family bas 1truested
memorlal cootrlbuUona to the
blood ._ at Hoac Memorial
Rotpltalt
.......... A.J
IRVINE BROK ERS
tow, bot that some of thOM wtre
lneUfible for tbe •ltea bea-. the UNI Intended were ndl 1t.rlct· 11 industrial.
Aceordlllt to Cannon, tht com·
,..... wbo .m be niovlftl into
UM ...... pbu.tt of Utt Dt att
''broadbelect .••
••TMr.•1 no •e pa..Umar
ty,. of tndU9tr7 tbat11 mO'rial ID.
Ttiey'r. trom an,... .. al a.
The reatoraUon work will be a
aort of boldlhg action.'' says
MacMillea. "But unless we have
maintenance money afterwards,
tbe reatoratioo will do no eood."
M acMlllen estimated t.bat
between $32,000 and $35,000 will
be needed each year to keep the
preserve "OD Cood aolld fOCJUAC,"
He said that a campua IJ'OUP
called Friends of the Marab
hopes to be1in fund·raislq ac·
tlvltles to accumulate main·
tenance money, to supplement
monetary support lbat may
come from the unlversl~.
p,.... Pflfl'! AJ
SUNNY •••
1uatln&. up to 30 m.p.b., will re-
sult ln a coaUnuation of warm
temperauares and dry air with
highs alon' the beaches about 77
de,rees and ni"bt-tlrne lows or
about54.
On Monday, Newport Beach
recorded a high or 82 de&rees,
Hunt.i.niton Beach, 79. The Santa
Ana wind.a dropped the humidity
'level betwec 10 an·d lS pet"Cent.
ICE CLUTCHES
MOST OF NATION..;.,\4
attlmes.
Meanwhile, residents of the
east.em U.S. are trying to cope
with record low temperauares
that have caused train cancella-
tions, power shortages aqd
daneertotbe Florida citrus crop.
The cold front extends from the
Nortbe.ut south into Florida and
west through Ohio. Michigan and
Illinois.
Monday's lowest recorded
temperature was a ,bone-cblJling
38 below at Roseau, Mlnn. It was s below in New York City, 19
below In Chicago and Cincinnati
recorded a low or 24 below.
f',....PageAJ
STATION •••
ment following a fire.
The councll 's action Monday
autboriles the ElR and also
gives the go·abead for the
architect to begin working draw-
ings of the downtown fire station.
"There'• a lot of detailing left
, to do oo tbe plan," Carr said to-
day. "What the council has seen
are just the rough, preliminary
drawings."
Sorsabal said be hopes to go to
bid for conatrucUon of the fire
4tatioo in a few montha.
Councilmen dld have some
questions about the locaUon of
the proposed fire atatlon. aaldng
Fire Chief John Marshall if there
would be any problems ln mov-
in1 the big enilnes out into Park
A venue to 19th Street.
· Manball said be could see no
problems with access to 19th, ad-
dlnc. lf traffic was backed up on
Park. trucks could co around in
the oppo1lte lanes.
. Architect Carr said that, when
completed, the downtown f)re
statloo will have the beavf.ett
workload and the bicbest
number of calla of any fire •ta·
don in the clty.
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FUNDING •.••
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WOMAN PRESIO.NT BY 'nt! IND OF THE C!NTURY?
Outgoing Prealdent Ford 1'hlnlca lt Wlll H•ppen
Fr .. P.,,eAJ
FORD PREDICTION • • •
were doin1 there unleN it waa lhouaht by someone deep ln the Whll•
Houae bureaucracy that t.bey might make llcbt readlnc for the next
president. .
Three larse vana were pulled up outside the White Houe. In the
residence, Betty Ford wu di.rectinl the dlapoliUon oC packed boxes
andcratea. ''TbatonetoCallfornla,"ahewassayin1. ''ThiatoMlch1tan. Tbill
for storage."
IN THE OVAL OFFICE, the 38tb president puffed serenely on b.1s
pipe, taking questions large and small.
"Are you all packed?"
"Virtually. We have my private office <• amall adjolDlnl study)
all cleaned out. We have mostofthepersonaltblna~tn the Oval Office
removed. l think we have all of our private clothes. book.s, things that
we don't need to take with WI for the first two weeks in California.
They're packed. 1 suspect they're going to be on the way today or
tomorrow."
The Presidentamiled .
"We brought in our own bed when we came to the White House;
we didn't like separate beds in separate bedrooms. So we are golng to
sleep on our own bed the laat ni~t. They are golnt to take it down,
crate it and take it on the A\r Porceplane golngtoCallfornla with ua."
Aft.ertheinauguralThW'lday,theFordabeadfortheBlngCroeby
golf tournament at Pebble Beach and then to PaJm Sprlnp where
t.hVwlllllve.
''Howmuebdoyou&etinvolvedinthepacJdna?"
..I HA VE TO MAKE 8011E.decialona became I mow better than
anybody else in the office here what la mine, what la the govern·
, ment's. Betty doea it preUy much over in the White House. That's her
department."
Before be beea~e president some 30 months aeo, Gerald Ford
uaed to take out the carbage from their home in Alexandria, Va. Did
be think it likely he'd be doing it again as ex-president?
"J sut!)ect, I've done it before. You know, I was also the best
dishwuher tn Wuhinst.on."
"Still?"
"I haven't practiced foracoupleofyeara.''
"Doyout.binkyou can get back into shape?'.
"ldidltror about35years."
''MR. PRESIDENT, CAN YOU tell me about your ree~ngs here
these last rew days? Do you find yourselC looking out at the maugural
stands?"
"No, no."
He sald the pace of hi.a work has "slowed down." What remain&
are "three or four lhints that will go up to Conaress" or be bis lastex-
ecutiveordera. "The work is done on them ... So, Instead of spendina a lot of
time plannin& futurerelati<>M with the Coocress or neaot11Uooa with
forelin countries. . . we are tying up tag ends."
"What do you wantoutoflifenow, Mr. Prealdent?"
"I WOUid like to be, in the short ran1e, a conBlrucUve private
cltlien in relation to government policy, domestic and lntemaUonal. ••
Additionally. he aaid, he expects to visit a "number of campuses,
from one to five days a semester," talkl.ng to and answering the ques-
tiont of atudenta a'Dd faculty.
He also plans "a book or two" about hl.s prealdency and life before
that.
I nvestigato r Nixes
Q uick Ce lla Case
The deputy 1t1te attoroey
general who is headint \be probe
of campalan donations made to
State Treasurer Jess Unruh by
Dr. Louil Cella today denied that
a recommendation for proee«:u·
tlon hu beeo made in the cue.
Jack Winkler, the attorney
general's crimin-1 law section
chief, labeled report~ that lhe
case la beini readied for presen-
tation to a irand jury as "fishing
expeditions." . · ·
"Absolutely no recommenda-
tion h• been made ln the cue,"
Wintl• aa1d ln a telephone ln· t.rv1d from bu Sacramento of.
flee.
Worlaho8 Set
ForWriten
COlta ..... Department of
Leilw-e Senteet l.t olfertni mon·
thly worbbopa for writers and
pl~.
Plttldpanta are lnv{ted to br·
ln• tbelr manuacmptl '°be read
by tbelr peer•. Jlefrethmtntl
wlll follo• dlac-.uion •f at•aMri.JJU. A St fee will be
eharc-4 for 'each manutcrlpt
aublbllted.
TM am m..unt wtu be held
Jail. 2$ at '1 :'30 p .IQ. In the
DowlMn Community Center at * c-. St. ror turthet tn· ~ call lllib Putiwn at ....
He coali.nned that the probt of
a $10,09@ campaltn donation
from the Santa Ana pbyslclan to
Unruh Y'f.S begua when the lift
oame ~ ll1bt lb Cella'• lt76
federal trial In Loa An1eles.
Cella, a lona·Um• financial
backer ol DtJDocraUc can-
didates, was convloLed of 22
counta ol .Medlo.r~ fraud, tax
fraud and coosptraty atemmtn1
from the aldmmlD1 ot mon than
$600,000 from Mlsalon Cmtllunlty
and Mercy General hospitals ln
Or•n1e Couat.y.
"Rleht now I am conalderinl
and evaluat.ll\I the evl~ end
I will decide wlat should be done
sometime wilbiD the next two or
three weeks," Winkler said.
The deput1 farther clented
nen atcri• Uaat the cue ta slat·
ed to be reviewed bf Att«My
General Evelle You.n1er.
He laid once he hu reaeW a
decl'*'• be ma)' cltacuu it wttb
bit superior, Chari" B&rNtt.
wholt \'ouqer'• cblef llllttant.
:Arthri1ia Progr8JD
Hoaa Memortat ff.ospttaJ will
PF .. ent ''ArtllrilM ••• Faett and
!'lctJon," a be*1U. educaU.m P">':
cram for the co••U!'h1 ll 'f!ao p.m., Jan. 31 In tbe Grae. SO.C
Coolerence c.tet. Tben WW be
no ebars• for H1Dl11loa tMat
UcJrett are DeCtlHr)'. hir IDClr9
lntorma5on, • clll MS •. m.
22t'f. I
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I
( _1'1~ Co~!!.._ 5!_oci! !~ ~--~1 .... ~....... ~of wnalq .... lalo MrL"
._tbera California •tock fluamabl• bJdl'Offa e• ID • But _.. a.. bem no~ 111~ Nier to beUeYtn ID tbe ~UAuocal and MU.-.t•tn•nc ta tbe e<aPaaJ'• ..._ relative
eolltl'H•nl al by~roaea COD· ....uoo. '° tbt CODYenet liDce lme. be ~ .. "The CUit: 'l'be apeN a&ld tbe m•MM lldded. It.JI beeom!nf eWleDt ,._, would indeed tu.rn wat« into The word that baa Cotten
a.t Week's activity in the stock ~en. bat lt would CCDtume al'OUDd ID The Cult that • work·
of TM Presley Companl• ol aa much eleetrlcity u b.ydrocen iDC madUDe la nearifta COQiple-Ne.,.t Beach tlta1 The CUlt is producedintbeproceaa. tloa -andt.buubNqueat~
cm tbe move a1atn. ID A\alUlt. wltboul admlttinc spree the rumor apparently ~
Tbe Prellef Companl• own guilt ID tbe matter, tbe ~ mpted -Prealey-cleoounc«!d u
tba rtibta to manufacture and acreect to a terles ol ltipulatkloa unfounded. martel tbe retideotial bJdroten lmpoeed by ·thi SEC ~arily "We don't bave a darn thin8 Of
CIC9•.ter' dd, 1n a week ol t.rad· aimed at cornet1q probliema la aloU1icance on it," be said. · • m. an the Amerlcu ...S Padft'c u.e releue Of information ·~ l)ecau.se of tbe SEC' a concern
Coaat e.xcbaa1ea, tbe atock tbeeoaverter. about the effect of rwnon on U..
nnpd up hol!l_ fbout • a abare S&C offlclala contended all stock price, The Presley Com·
to more t.baD ~ befOf9 Mttltllc tllonl that their Interest in the panles Tbunday lssued a Prell
down to $10 at w8'1(aend. case wu to see to lt that the stock release aa)'inc the company's It's a Iona way trom l..t yee•s ' price did not become ma.aed by technical expert, Dr. Horace
speetaewar 17.potnt rile, but it's tactually Qllfbaacted stories Man.n, bad witnessed one 12·
lndicaUYe that tba't'• rmelwed 'abouttbednice. minute demoutration Of the de-
iDterest in the Jt)dnlpa eon-Prior to tJae omet '1 tbe CCII>" vice. •erttr, that m•ch d11e1111ed tro•••J lut year, stock in the "nlat demon.stratioo, Presley mae~i•e that ,1ot Randall bome-bulldlnt firm wu aellln& stressed. la lncoocluaive. "We .,._.,and b.la ~into a atabeatthet3lffel. have seen maybe 25 llUCb de-
latoltrollblelall'I&. Al. the company beCm laau1ns monatraUoo.a in the last year and
1'be federal WurtUes and Ex· a aeries ol press releaaes about a ball, .. beaald.
cUDle CommlliJlloo twice sus· purchase of rights to the device, One of the points to emerge ln
pended ·trading lb tbe building thestocksbotupto$20a~ein the testimony in June waa that
company 's stt>ck on the some record-breaking volume tberebadbeennoteatsrunonthe
American Stock Exchanae for a trading. machine for longer than 20
total of three morrtM before call-By the time the )learings were mlnuta. inl a bearing on alleged im· concluded. it had slid back to Leach, the recluaive inventor.
P«"OPrietJes on the part ol the about $10 and dropped to S8 at the acknowledged that none ol 0,0.e rom~any concerning release of cla&eoftbeyearinwbalwaaaeen tests were conclualve because
inform at ion about the con· as tax.related sales. they weren't intended to be.
trovenlal machine. But last week it was moving He said be wu wortcilll on a
1be bearings, beld in JW\e, • again and on Wednelda)' waa model ol the machine that could
featured testimony from among tbe volume le~n at be tested for conduslve results
Presley, Sam Leach, the device's Amex. and·apeculaled it would be tOm·
Na'etiYe inventor, and a series Praley acknowledged that tbe p&ete bJ tbe fall.
fl tbermod1Damlca experts. new acti.ttJ bu caaled h1I com-One fl tbe m_,or problems dW'-iftl tbe belJ'tn& WU the fact that
Leacb Is sealously guardiq tbe
technology be employed to pro-
duce b.ia invention .. Wedding faeideat
Gang Members Held·
In Party Slaying
Members of a gang have been
blamed for the murdet" of a
Garden Grove man gunned down
tut Friday at a wedding recep-
tion in Lynwood when taunts at
the bridal party exploded in
nolence. .Antonio Ruiz, 22. died in the
meleein wblch a second wedding
County Buses
Reach Record
In December
Orance County Transit District
buaea carried 1,384,601
pasaencen in December, direc-
ton were told Monday.
General Manager Ed Loriti
aald the number of riders was an
all-time monthly biJh for OCI'D
and a 3Z percent increase over
Dedmber 1975.
ID 9dditioo, Lorllz said, OCTD
buses ba.ve carried 7 .~.061 p.....,as so far since July,
eompved wilh 5,s:I0.7ZZ for the
aame period a year earlier.
Durin1 December. Lorita COD·
tlnued, OCTD telephone
operatc:n recei•ed 11,m calls
lnqu.lrin& about bus service, a
5,000 call Increase over Nov·
ember and a 56. 7 per~eat in·
crease over calls received a year
earUtt.
Lorita said the tetepbooe can
tally helps OCTD assess interest
in ill service and the effecUve·
naa of promotional campalps.
gue~ was also shot and the
bride.'s father was stabbed in the
eye. poUcesaid Monday.
Huntington Beach pol\ce coo·
tacted Ruis' brother, Rudolfo, a
local country club employe, for
auJ aid be could offer in the in·
vestigatloa . Lynwood Detective Jess Dem-
bry aaid Antonio Ruh atteoded
the yedding of Mr. and Kn. AA-
toolo Galban and WU slain after
the tride ran to the reception ball acreamllll for help. He said the newlyweds bad
gone brtefly to a nearby ham-
burger stand and were coafroat·
ed by several members of
Compton Barrio Tres <CV!)
when they parked upon retu.m.
"Who you with? You wanna
fight!" Detective Dembry quot-
ed one ol the gang members as
saying. A n.atngbt brote out, be •aid. at
wbicb Ume Mra. Galban tu for
help .and her father. Jo~e
Robledo, 49, of Lynwood, Vtn-
c en te Macias. 30, alao of
Lynwood. and Ruis raa out to
help. .....!...JI. .. be ''Two sbota were ''""'•
said. "ADtcnio wu shot tbroUlh
and tbrougb; Macia suffered a
very mlnor cbfft wound and
Mr. Robledo waa stabbed in the
eye." Sublequeot investigation led to
the arrest on murder charges ol
two alleced members ol the CV3
gang, a juvenile aged 17 and an
adult. David Jimlnet, 19, both of
Lynwood. "And I'm still working on three
more," Detective Dembry said
oC the 1uspectA.
He maintained that no one -
not ev• the experts who t.tifted
-could dJ.Jcuss the machine
knowledgeably since be
purposeflllly designed bis patent
applications. and other docu-
ments to guard agalmt tbe theft
ol the technology.
There was n0c disagreement
among tbe people at the bearings
that such a device would make
its producen very wealthy peo-
ple in a world faced with the re-
a lity of impending energy
shortages.
And the stoek speculators who
form !Jbe Cult plan to cub in on
their share of tbe rtehel in the
form ot Presley stock. since the
home-building firm la ta. only
pablicly held entity involftd With
tbe ecmverter.
That Involvement began in the
summer ot ms wbm Presley in-
vest.eel tJD,000 of b1a own mooey
and act bl.I board ol directon -primarily officers in the com-
\>8DY -to commli the firm to a
$2.5 mJWon inveatment to secure
rights to a production model for
bomeu.se.
The remaining rights ap·
parently are committed to
Morria Mirkin, a part-time
Newport Beach resident, in a
$102 million deal. .
Mirkin, president of Budg~
Rent-A-Car of Southern
California, ia a neighbor of
Presley's on Udo 1ale and WU
the man wbo introduced Prelley
to Leach.
ID 1plte ol the penonal CCIJl)eC-Uona involved, Praley main-
tain.a that be and bis expert re-
main outsidera where the
machine la concerned.
Early last week , a
spokesman for Prealey's firm.
Jerry Sellen, said Leach bad
"dropped a cloak ol silence" on
the subject of the tests. He said
the company's directors are "re-
appraising.. their position re·
laUve to the device prior to issu· ma an Interim financial report.
Friday, Presler. emphasized·
that the company a position bad
not cban1ed ~cause the test
viewecl by Mann was aa in·
coaclualve u all the previous de-monatradou run for tbe beoef1t
ol the COID~an). Ailed w at be CCIGliden a COO·
clmive tM Presley replied, "U
Leach doesn't waot to dt.doee b1a tecbnolo9y, all be bu to do la
test tbe device with 9dequate ID·
strumentatlon and have lt aclen·
Wlcally froved that It does wbat
beaays.' *
One of lbe experts ln Juoe'a
bearing, 01'. Donald Bunter of
UC Irvine l'8tlfied that the de-
vice would probably ceaae to
• funcUon as claimed after about
30 boutl' lf built and operated to
the specifications in Leach'• pa-
tent application.
So rar no one involved witlJ the
ccnverter baa run any Iona-~
tests. ''We don't ban any man~
that it (the concl\lllw tatlnl>
will happen now lbln we did at
tbe end ol th• llearlnp, .. Prealey
said. "Bus we do have our
~rentb tile people wbo Presfey std lMt ,..,
with the ktea of ridinl It to rtcbes
on die •t.rencth of tbe CClnWter
have tbelr hopes too.
Said one Oran&• OouDt1 Mock
broker1 :·Pu1ley'1 makin1
mqoey owl&i homel, but be'•
not maldn• that mueb that tbe stock sbouia be dolDI .W. lt ii.''
P $ 44 ....... -• Sf9 0 \t>U"'f."•'' ....
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· PROBING DIV!Rll S1'ATIS11C8 ON RAPE
UC1 Ptofa Robley Mid Giibert Gele
DM.YPllOT M
Shortag~ 1
1
·
Of Buses InCoun~j
an:.1o::!."t.=-r. ~'
County Tran.sit Dlstrlct~ I ro~·:-~:.u· dlneton ~
Wb1le the district bad pl I S
to lncnaM tta ... bua,,,.. .,,. "I boles MCb year up to a ftelt' of
eoo, apamloa may not COllW• i
ra= •
Jenktm !"-==-~::I major bal acturen _..1 new federal neuJatlom cm M d•lcll whlcb take effeet reb. ia. J And eve\ if OC'l'D SOU.ebl bAdl
from m.m\lfacturen befoft AM
new requlrements take eftect.
Jen.klnl said. OCTD'1 75 bqtee
im>bablJ would oat arrive and• In aenlce before Jane 11'71. ~ • He Mid tbe dlatrtct bad-._
to start tbe added len'le9 Msl
September.
Tbe new ~atlona JeqUl:re
th• .... to be 00 blaber than.
incbee from tbe lround to mab
boardml easier. ••
ID adibl:loD. tbeJ teqtdre ~ T t T bus to bAve an air auapeMIM Wo•C01JD ry our system IO the vehicles ~ --"kneel" to wlthin 24 inches of~ ground. Jeakim aid. J
S • Ra s d Tbe new deal1n also l ~ et. m pe to y· ~:i:i .. Ulllad ... • ...
BJ lllJAllY KA YB Ol .. o.ltf,.... ....
Rape ltatilttc• in England and Sweden are Just a fractian of
what they are in the United
States. . So, a husband aDd wile team
from UC Irvine, Gilbert and
Robley Geis. will trav~l tbrou&b
the ""'° eountpes for six moatba beginning pext week to try to find
outwby. · The Geises think many factors
may cqntribute to the diverse
rates ol forcible rape and they've
mentioned such s urprising
theories as the weather, national
personality traits and the
feminist movement.
Bot Gilbert Geis, a sociologist,
and bh,, .. wife Robley. a
paycbologtSt, are the fint ones to
admit that the statlatics are
puuling. 'Ibey plan to look into
anytbia& and everything ln an at·
tempt to make some sense OQl of
the ftgurea. ,
The aocia1 scientists received a
two-year erant from the Natioaal
Center for the Prevention and
Control ol 1\ape -an of(sboot or
'the National Institute of Mental
'}fealtb.
In the Unlte4-St.ates. ••
aveNl&-0( 250 forcible~ are
commltted each year for every ~o.ooo persons in the population.
But in England, the number
drops to 1.f.4 and in Sweden It's
only 6.4. In Malmo, the third
largest clty in Sweden, there
were no sexual assaulta i'eported
during 19'10, despite a population
of about250,000peopJe.
"E'Dllancl and Sweden are very
dlllerent countries. And Jet their
incldmce of r• la so far below
oars," aaya Gllbert Gels. "There'• got to be a reason and
we hope to begin to find out
wby."
Geis. on the social ecoloc1
faculty, bu been at UCI since
1971. ma wile la on the UCI fac:ul-
ty temporarily for this project.
She previouslY served u dlnlctor
of pupil sentces and special
education In the Capistrano
Unlfted School Diatrlct until last
year.
While in the foreip countries,
the Geiles wtll look at crime figures, trends, tbe feminitt
movement, tbe entire lecal
system and bow offenders and
victlDil are treated by society.
I
COits, , ...... CClllUnued.
Since crime n,ures are ap. glYe ..... a more modlra
parently different here and pearaee. ra;v.
abroad (rapes and attempted Aftsreb.l50crnmgj rapes both a.re reported In the new .... aecordlDg to
United States lo the ume IUldeUnea, JeUiaa tald, if
category), the Gebea plan to {eden) Utban 11 ... Tr ~
cbect tbe facts more cio.etr. Uoo Admlakt.ratioo II to Tbetr ftnt stop will be lit Cam-... _.die. ...... A .. will serYe .. a.etr paJinl80pereenloltbe~ UU WQl\;U CCJltlorbalel. ' ,._ home base ln England. 'Ibey plan
to exunlne a recent lnvestip&lve Only the Robr Corporatba •cl
. study done on the subject ol Mll Ohio meets the new 1111.u.. al!~iae'Maut to those who did the Jentlns said. General "*' . also developed a new bua, )14. study, plus police. jud1ea. said. but its Ooor la four~ lawyers, offenders, victims and hJr1beru:·--wUJbe tt•...a · feminists,'' sald Robley Get.. • uuw perm Wla·, ,..
Both Geises point out that in --lLOCTD solicits bids before
the case of Sweden, it's hardly Feb.15, however, Jenkins aaicttt
surprtsing that tbelr rape rate ii could purchase vehicles froia'
low because ol the general at-eltherftrm. 0 10 -----. '"', moepbere of· sexual u <l:l'l:IUUU& m A tb lrd man uh c tu re r, ~nt country· America lloton. ba not d9f
"But what can 1CG HJ about veloped a new desi1n, a.t
England? Tbere'• little equallt7 Jenkina expreued a tear tW between the sexes there and yet th -•.a be too .__M, their rate ii still far below oun... ere .......u many w--'' asu Robley Gels. ::_en::._ CCJID]Wltlna f01'. too ,..,
GU Gels added that wlalle tbe s ·
United 6'ates is O'O"llrilll more .. , -•\ l!P"•lbr JiwJllcld eada nar.o. <Jrt ': ; 0 .. ..I! sexual aiaanlt ftguM8 are dlmb-P.08 ea1.11 ing at an alarming rate, not ~ w
descendillg. ,. FJ ... (~=~m=~ 'Saif'l'Cl a~ that can't be all of it," tbe
sociologist contends. Co t T~-•"· Figures compiled in tbls coun· OD Y CllUlo~.
try point ~t that rape la~· Kimetb Gen White of ~m.J. tially a cnme of the young, tt e. moet often occurs ln the SUJDJner Nev., waa arraigned in
and ii split 50-50 between in· Ana llunkipal Court lloodQ.S! dividuala who know each other murder charges rued by
before the incident and complete County abertff's offtcera wbo strangers him to~~ ot a man.,... "lla.J~ the statistics are 80 body WIJ dumped near tU
101' tn Sweden and England Orteea.Rliliway. ..,.,.
because those are cold coun· Judge Robert Rickles set ~ID.
tries," suuesta GU Gell, men· 24 as tbe date White, u. wtll:I tionlng that the summer upec\ bla plea totbe charges. He la ·
ofrapelntbeU.S.ma1belilbifi-in the county Jail with ball
ca~~ It sounds tunny, but wbo $250,000. .. "·
knows?" be asks. White is accused of the killiDI
Tbe Gelles, wbo bave both vis-of Rid1Ard Lynn Sbepberd, i°' ited the two countries before, re-Long Beach, whose bodF ·
mark th*l the general makeup of found in Ulick brush near tlit ·
the f,.....a-populatiom may have tom ot • 65-foot embankment ... ...._ Sept. 30. " •l
an effeet. '''"" Sweden tJ very bomoeeneus. lt ii alleged that White llMit
wlth little racial or ethnic Shepherd ln the bead durlJll~a
diversity, they explain. Perhaps dispute between the two Ulen. pt·
that'• t>art1Y 1'b1 aex attlds are Ileen refuse to com~ent oa'ff
so iJlfrequent, auuest the social natureoldlealle&eclquarrel.!1
1
0011• sclenUets. ·
·The American Gem Society
of the United States and Canada
takes pleasure in announcing
the reappointment for 1977 of
CB~ILBARR
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17th..,,,...,.. Yt'111cn,.... ~eea
u CERTIFIED GEMOLOGrsr
AMERICAN OEM SOCIETY
@
Sb01.1 Fired at Police 111ts prorc ional title 1i. awe,ded to those select jcweleri. wh~ can rightfully be
• colled expert in chclr lndu try. The title is given when they hllvc completed a
formal tcmologiool education and when they hove proven their businc~ cthict.
above rtproaeh. An AGS rntc is nn onnual oppolntmcnt and m'1ir.t be rcwon by
yearly examination.
I t
CiluLA VISTA (AP> -A
woman ftnd t1Jt no. ahciU from
• banktdtd mobU. .... -HY~ ct U-~ DUr police olne.t -w.t Ille WU .... datd~telr'lll·
4£1 OM. y Pt\.OT
e.~·::: •• ~ Ice . ~qcks Country
-··. · \. ~ Utilities Cut Power, School.s Cl.ose ..
.. .,~, wlda
··· .... Te•
ldme
INLAND: A new
pubtilbed out of tbt ~ toda7 .u.,. that
y couneUmen went
$20.000 In a Olle-JNr
en )uDketa and ccnveo-
You can undentand it,
Now, lf theM were eleeted ol-fl.el.-U from Newport Beach,
LflWl• or Fountain Valley,
aUaybe you wouldD 't understand i'°" As a matte~ of fac:t. Junb!tins at. t.axpQen' ezpense Cell a lot o(.~ up in the f1.yiJ1I riqa
theeedQS.
But with Bra, you can-almost
srm~ with the munldpal oUinn who blew the tu cab in
nmpJng around the countryside.
Have 10'& ever been to Brea?
Brea ii one ol Ora.nae County'• wonderapots, located above
Fullerton and somewhere near
Yorba Linda. lf that belps you ..,. .
V181'11NG BREA ls about aa
excitaag as~ molasses.
For thrllls in Brea, you can ma19 count old candy wrapPera
.. they blow down the Qlaln drq ilttown. Or lf you're a late-ni&bt
reveler, there's always tbe street sweeper to entertain you with ita
revolvtq yellow light. On Satur-
day nigbta, you can 10 downtown
ud watch balmlta.
No woader the city COUllCil
memben want to 1et out of town.
Accordlnl to tbe pubUUed al-
lecationa, Brea city offtclal.a blld
dinner &!fain in place. Wte San Pedro. La Mirada and Pico
Rl•era. ,
When you go to thole kinda ol
places to escape, tbat gives you
80llle notion ol what tbe place
)'OU 'reescapin1 from ls like.
Some of tbe Brea council
penoos' tripe at taxpayer ex-
penae usel'ted.ly ranted from
California to points in the eastern
United Statea, the Pacific
Northwest and even Mexico.
IOllE EXPENSES were al·
, le1edly run up by tbe Brea·
Redevelopment Agency. Tbe
Dita Redevelopment Ageney la
... ally composed of tbe same
fta members of the City Council.
Apparently wben you're to
B.lfa. the WQ to flee town is t.o
.._,e b~1 chance expeme ac-
and uaeo cbanee plaDl!t.
c:tually, it's a llUle pml;ng
Brea would have a
Redevelopment AltlllCJ. Flrst.
you'd think they'd want to have a
Development Agency. Y oa could
work on redevelopment lat.er.
AdcUtionall7. the publlabed al· &et•UcJm •uaest that municipal records show tbat Brea tu-
paJen picked up the tab for tlllC>
iA ctinDen and drlnka for Cather·
inf• tbat were df!Kribed • "af. t..,...councll ae11loa1." Other
m .. tlags, described •• not neeeaartly beld after recu1ar stHlon.a. coat tbe taxpa)'ena
aaotber t500 durtn1 the 12-moatb period ln questloa.
YOUA&BLf!nw~
eould pmlbly be left to tali
In Brea -"-• NIQl.llt
meetlelf You'd ffl'n woold ban already tx·
all pcutb1e topics.
And .. ·,. d1nner. JGQ'd ftcure after pmHq OYer tbe town ln
NSU1lr rnrl•, tbeJ would have alfa.o.tdlelrqpettta.
wen. ~ •bat tbey really
aeeded •• one. pouibly two drfab.
.,.,.. ..... ddtl ....
Tbe Unbelt winter bl ,.....
kept a free11.a1 art» °" tbe
EU'*11 half ol tbe Ulloa todQ thoUCb a few Pl"Obleml eaMd iiDd
aome tDdustrier ,,..~ plants. PVwer abortaC• «
weather bpt claaa abut or asore than a IQWion students, bowner.
Tbe bttter weather --two in·
ebes ol mow waa reportad in
wide areas ol JUMtui.PDL • re-
cord 25 below WU recorifed todaJ
in Cfodn1u1ti -foreed ut111Uea to
divert electricity end alre.clY
acaree natural 1u supplies from factoriel to home furnaces. I
BOWEVEa, AN BASING ol
power troubles waa reported in
llicbipn. and the natiGD'• auto
makers aaid they bad reopened most ol tbe dozen planta In Ohio,
lllcblian and New York wboee
dostllp Mooday bad idled more
tba.n I0,000 wortera. 1'bey aaid tbey would reopen the otben to-
day.
General Motors Corp. added
tbat it was closing ooe plant DOt
bit lfcmday. The Fisher Body
plant in Columbus bas 4,500
wort era.
ln hard-bit Pennsylvania,
where cu abortages Monday
caused tbe closing of some steel-
productioo units, utilities = ed pressure up in gas pi
where It had been dangerously low Monday. However, aome
customers were reported as still
not lettine enough beat. •
TBB PEDEaAL WINTEa
Naviaatlon Board said it ii ccn-
slderlnl closfnl the Great Lakes to 1bippiq because ol lce. An ex-
perimental program has kept
lakes lbtps movinl for more tban
~years.
Florida growers kept flrn
TD OBIO WAI fl'oMD °""at
CbldmlU few die am time alDee
1911, and pollc. at CovlDltclD.
Jt7., em. the rtver. •aS4 tbel' arrested four peopl• wbo af.
teml'lted the daQleroua taM ot waikia1 acroas tbe froaen watenra,.
··~ tboa•ldn't be out Oil tbe lee becaaN ._'h not a boat, an
ice~ or a JMIDIUln, n aaid
Lt. Wll.llam Dometrlct ot tbe Covtnsion POiice.
Two Ob{o BiYV communitlel
remalDed without water after
pipes or paJDJl9 frose when u.e·
tem1*'11tm'e d.ropped to 12 below
zero. Water was off to the 2.400
people in Cbesapeake and 300
cuatomen ln ProctorvWe.
A l'OUJl.INCB snowfall was
reported in Oklahoma, wbere
schocU in Tulia and lutTOllDdtng
areaa were cloeecl. Snow and
natural pa abortages alao cloled
schools lD Mlsaluippl
In Ohio, state omctala estlmat-
ed claues were abut down for
half the state's 2.2 mWion public
school pupils. Schools were
cloeed fOI' an estimated 200,000
puplla lD the ladlaaapolia area.
Laborers, acbool children,
travelen -all fell victim to the
soutbward-movtn1 · arcUc cold front that wqtbermeo said could
pendlt tbrouCb midweek.
ONE DEATB IN Illlno6s and lour lD lncHan1 llDaclay were at-
tributed to the weather. Amc:ma
the vtctiml wu Wlllard Drtacoll.
87, cl Muncie, lod.. wbo wu
~ Paee Reported
Economic Growth
Slows in Quarter
w ASHINGTON (AP) -Th economr ll'9W durtq tbe ftDal t.bne
moat.bl ol lut year at the a1onst rate since the end ot tbe 19'7'"'75 ~ ceaka. tbe IOftt'll!netil reported todQ. It marked UM MOCmd eoD-
HCUtlve quarter of 8J"OWtb alower than neceaar"1 to eat unemploJ-snent.
The Commerce Department
said tbe volume of Gl"OU Na-
tJonaJ Product (GNP), the total
output ol goods and services in
the economy. grew at an annual
rate ol three percent for October
through December.
That compared with a 3.t per-
cent lfOWlb rate for the tb1rd
quarter of the year and was the
amallelt erowth rate slnce the
GNP ended five conaeeatlve
quarters ol decltne witb a 5.S per-
ee9t riae in tbe lecoDd quarter ol
1'75.
,.•l•\-'eteadlnl
NEW DELHI, India <AP> -
Prime Kinlst.er Indira Guadbi's
aonnuneot . .annou.nced today
that tbe flnt parli.a.meota.ry elec·
tioas llnce a natiooal emerpocy
was dedared 1' month& ago will
be beld in Mardi. Mn. Gudbi
WU apected to broadcast the
anDOQDCement. lnJUally earried
by IDdia'a national news qmey,
to the nation penoaaJ.17.
Tbe prime mhl1ster freed ber
arch political oppooent., farmer ~ Prime llin.l5m 11«-it
Desai, abortly before UMt elec-
tions were UDOUDced. Be bed
been tmprtaoaed since tM becln·
a:tn1 ol the ata&e of emer1ency.
(RN SHORT J ... ............
WASHINGTON (AP) -Tbe
JUIUce Department ls ctrd1nc
for a lmatb1 1lece of laW'IUita
and monetary clalm.a l""Ultfnc
from tbe •UllltDded awtne flu In· oeulatkmproeram.
C1a1ma f.oUWne more the $l
mUUon a1rqdy have been ma
aaainst the Public Healtb
Servtce and there ts an
Oldaboma court 1ult detnmdlng
damqes ol IJe&J'b' $1.2 mWion.
.MorelUita are upeeted.
t'lwtee N••,,,,
PLAINS, Ga. (AP> -
Pres'4ent-elect Carter baa an-
nouaeed that tbe .truatee f« bis slua~ flnanclal bold.lnp wblle
be ii in the Wblte Houle wUl be
AUanta attorney Charles Kirbo,
one of bis oldest and doeesl
friends aQd adrilen.
Tbe announcement Monday
WU made Oil Carter's behP!!Jl Presa Secretary Jody •
wbo said be did not know whether
Kirbo would collect a fee tor h1a
work.
Harsh Winter Continues
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foulld dead In the unheated
school bal bl wblcb be bad Uved
for15yean.
P'ew ttatel eut of UM llla-1lutppl ... spared, and utlllt:y
eom=. wen bampered by a eom ol WHtber•indueed
PtObleml and •W'llne demand lor powet"tobeat homes. Enero wu hard to come by u
ice on Die Jamee River blocked coou.n, intake valves of the
Vlrctnla Electric and ·Power
Compuy. Some famWe1 dJd
wlthOut beat for up to two houri.
DE iaott EDIBON retulned to fall volta1e Monday nl1bt
after workers used blowtcrcbes
Oil fro.en coal pilm to eet fuel foe
a PGftl" plant that had been down to OD&tweltth ol capacity. Botb
Detroit Ed1loo and anotber I.arc• Michigan utility, Consumers
Power. told cuatomen today
tbey could return to normal usap.
Nt.fara Mobawk in upstate
New York rescinded a v1rtuaJ
ban on iDdust:rlal use of natural I•• after purcbaalnt an
eme11fA.7 suppJy of the fuel -
at more than double its usu.I cost
-from a Brooklyn auppller.
., .....
WIND CHIU. FACTOR -Tbe t.bermometer said lt wa 10 below. in Detroit Monday. but Paul Shirley gave
testimony to the real reading:.. '!hl~b boverecl about «>
below thanks to a brisk wind. ueuott Edl8on returned to
full voltage Monday night after workers used
blowtorches on frozen piles of coal needed for a power
plant that bad been reduced to one-twelfth lta capacity.
Oaal Ferd ltlesssage
Jobless Woe Forecast
WASHINGTON (AP) -ID bis
final econq_mlc report t-o
Con1re11, Prealdent Ford
warned today tllal unemploy-ment m.-y still be above seven
percent at the end of 1IT1 and Prealdent~lect Carter's pro-=Jobs Ptop'alDa and tax re-. U.could make matters worse.
Ford uraed the lawmaten to resist the "selt-decepUoo" of
thlnfrlni "we can create costless
beDeftta for our people."
WlllLB TBB SEPORT did not
mention Carter by name, lt
criticized the kind of procrama
be 18 proposiQg to stimulate the
economy, espeda1b' the ST bUlion
to tu bWloD in tu rebates and
tbe SZ bl1lioo to $' bUUoo for public worb proJeeta.
.. Any IUmulattve et.feet tbat a
temporary tu rebate may have on consumer speQdin1 will
dlmlnlab qulctl)' • • • temporary tu rebllt.a .,. ... eomlltmt
witll tbe Objeetln of auata.lning
an economic apwion.'' the re-
Port wamed..
As for spending on public work.I. it uJd. "The d.ancer ls
that the eccmomlc impact ol new
spendint procrama wW not be
felt wbm it b mo1t needed and
will thm outlut the need foe
stlmuha."
THE CRITICISM OP tbe
Carter prcll1"alll8 bJ the outgomg
Ford lldministratlon WU not IUr·
prialq. However, it was not ex-
pected that the report would be
&lined spedfteally and almost
entirely at tboee programs.
Ford. wboae last full day In of.
flee ii Wednelday, even men·
ttoned tbat be oppoees plans for comprebemlve national beahb
Insurance for Americana, which
Carter bopee to achieve during
hla admtn.latratlon. Ford said
such a plan '"will only weaken the tncenttves" that be aaid are now
emerglng fOI' &otnr health colt.a.
The report. w~ ls required -Unemplo7ment will be
annually by tbe Coa.gresa from · ''down to Deaf'l1 aeven peneat
tbe Presldent'a Council of by year'1 end," wblcb the report
Economic Advisers, projectecl noted WM ''un.leeeptablJ ~" overall economic growth In 1'T7 ltw•7.tpercmtl..imClllUl.ad
at very close to what Carter bu Carter's goal ls 8.5 percent by tbe set al his goals. end ol Jm.
-It aald mn,uon will be In tbe -lTSAID EOONOIOC output. S to I percemt ranee, wbid9 ftta
as measured by the Grou Na-wltb eltimat.es of can.•a ad-
Uo n al Product, will 1row visers. Couumer prices ID·
between 5.S and 6percentin1'1'7. creaaecl about five pereeat ID Carter's target ls six percent. 19'71.
More Bodies Taken
From Ships' Crash
BARCELONA, Spain <AP> -Divers palled JO more bodies from tbe
watenof Bareelona harbor today. ralslne tbe tnown death toll to4' iD
tbe capmgtq cl a U.S. Navy launch tilled wMib AmsicaD ullan ud Ma.rtnes.
U.S. aalcials said a search for six sentcemeo still mtqt°' woa1d
continue u.nW all hope ls 1oet. aatd the 24 bodies reeovered
TRI! LAUNCH flipped ewer
after collidint with a Spanish
frelgbt« early l(coday. More
tban SO survivors swam to abore
or were fished from tbe harbor.
end ao ol them were bo8pttaliaed
with injuries, about a half~
ln ser1oul condition.
The search by Spanl•b
frogmen and a U.S. Navy demoll· tton team was stopped at sunset.
to be resumed Wednelday. Navy
offlctala aaid the diven were
hampered by cold and tbe murki-
neaa oltbe water.
Navy cdldals bad said earlier
that aome ol the men mtsstn1
from roll cal.II might be on leave
and not aboard tbe launch. But
the recovery of more bodlea
dimmed their bopee.
Cmdr. John Dewey,
apokeaman for tbe U.S. ltb Pleet.
MoadQ blld been 1dent11Md. Tiie
Navy wa expected to umoance
the IUUDf9 ol tbe dead and in-
jured In WabiqtGD toda7.
TllE fl.llOOI' lanct•ni cnft. wu cmTytni man than 100 mm
back from shore leave to tbe
helicopter can1er Guam ad tbe
amphibious tramPort n.too
when tbe 380-ton coHtal
fr=er Ureta bit lt and ca It about 2:20 a.m. Xoo-
da)'.
The Navy boat bad Jut pulled aw~ from the dock and rounded
a pier wbm tbe amall frellbter
bore down ca IL
"We aw a ahlp eomtna at ua
suddenly and It tept comtnc,"
said Marine Cpl. Herb Bruton.
22, of Camde~. N.J. "PeOlll•
started to yell 'D&llllllt. wa&da
out I' but tbie lblp kept eomln1
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Best~ C'.ounty ~t vallll(;,l"':::')-I
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Oon't miss the ttalnl Step aboard h Century Limit
a wliquc dining experience for two. Stroll through ~erye.v·~
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80Cll M« INC.BASB ~ ~loo paymenta would make the
•JStem fuUJ "9ded and capable of meetma all P""""' obUCaUooa Ill 40 7~ Qe Thome, executive olftcer of tbe S&ate Teachers a.urem.ts,.tem. •aid ID an inteniew.
lie Goes Ape fer 61rls
Trib, right, a 320-pound gorilla at the San
Diego Wtld J\nimal Parlt, casts covetous
eye at two visiting female& sent from the
Kansas City Zoo to become· pregnant.
Katie. left, was unable, but Jeanie. center,
Tbe .,._,\I anau.al report. due from UM printen late th.is
..-, nwwnmd«ta more CODtrlbutiou to bring tbe fund up to lt&D-
dardl set by tbe federal IOftrDmeDt for prtnte mdultrJ P-wim
plaaa.
n~11>e ..... 1eidal....,,tod __ _
Pll11Pwt.at of that moDeJ-the21DO,OOO~tnt.o
.. .,.....ortbe etltbtemploytbem.
'"'IW be a polttka1 dedaion.'' for tbe lep1ature to ..... ,,.....
c.nmJ,y, from t.eacben paycbeeb equal I percent
ls There a
LOS ANGEL1!5 (AP) -WWdn the nut two months the world aboUI bow more abaat 1rhln
there la a real will ol tbe ba biWonaire Boward Bqbes. Maybe.
of aalary ad CCJDtrtbat.lom by districts equal anotberS.4 percent to
nlle • mlllien a year. The state puta up a.ootber $1« m.UHon a ,.. ...
But that doesn't even pay tbe interest on tbe unfunded liability
of fatUN retJrement benefits.
Superior Court Judge Neil ~e. upset with de-
lays and confusion in the coovoluted cue. ordered
Monda1 that tbe court·aPPOinted apeclal ad·
mlnistrator report to him with a lull repcrt on tbe'
search of the will.
I SOllETJME DOWN the road, unless contributiona are raiMd,
there woo 't be enough money in the fund to P8.1 full retirement
beneftta. Thia O>Uld be 40 or 50 years away, Thome aakl
"Our eoo<:em ls two-Cold," Thome said. "One ii loac·nnce.
when all benet\ta now promised come due, the funds to P&J those
benetlt5 wilJ. not be on deposit." and, secondly, the caatinued in·
creue ID Ubfunded liabWty.
"ll 'a time we ralae tbe abide and put a little
aunllcbt on this ma~r," aa1d Lake aa be told
Rlcblrd C. Gano to lndudo in b1a report all doeu·
menta relating to any Dupes will -lncludin• a
11.18 handwritten codicil aiped by BUlbel. Several
purported wills bave been filed lD Lu ~ecaa. .\Med lfa year could be given when tbe benefits could not be
paid, be aald. ''*° compute it would be borrendousJy bard. It would be tremeadouaJJ diffteulL Tbere'a been no attempt."
Lake said be wants tbe report to lnclude the
lifeguards
Probed in
Drouning
SAN DIEGO (AP) -
Only one of lour
lifeparda s~tioned at
lllHlon Beach guard
tower was at his post
wben four teena1era
were nept away by a
riptide and one ot thm
died, a report to the City
CouDdl la)'I.
City llana1er Jcbn
Job.-!Ude bis report
OHl" the W'lekend ID tbe
death of U ·1ear-otd
Katbhen Kramer, wlM>
••••r re1alned coa·
eelOUSIMA alter be1Dt
palled bKt to land.
A brC1tber and two ala·
ten also were caul,bt lo
tbe rlptlde. Alf are
cbUdnD ~ River Falls,
wta., pabUsber Oecqe
ltnmw.
Governor
'lpored'
By Whales
U81itedPlaa
School Board
Okays Busing
LOS ANGELES <AP)-'lbe LoaAnaeles Board
of Education baa approved a limited lntecraUoo
plan whlcb calla for tbe busing of some students.
Howner. the board, wblcll ll under court order
to deaeereaate city acboola, Monday turned doWD a
P.roposal by a citia:eu committee to stipulate that
•tbere lhall be no aChoola of ODe race" in the di.a·
trlct. 1bat PIOPCJSal would have requ1red busm,
about 10 percent of tbe cliatrtct'a 800,000 ltudents.
LOS ANGELES <AP>-'hommcharged wi\b
ecaaplrtq to pua deleDM aecreta to the Soviet Union remained in cwatod,y today and oftlcials aaid
4-lal of bllil for the pair WU for Uletr oWn aafetJ
and the UC9')' ol tbe Unlt-
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ed Stat..
State CbristopherJ. Boyce, 23, of Rancho Paloa Verdes and Andrew
Dalton Lee. 25, of Palol
Verdes Eftatee, both were denied ball -Bo)>ce ln
Loi Anp1el and Lee lD Laredo. Ta .• u autbcrltle1
beCan to reYeal detalla of bow b1P11 elusifttd de-fense document.a and mlcrdllm wen sold to a
science attacbe in the Soviet embuey lD Mex.lco
City.
Boyce, a atudent at the UDiYSUtJ ol Californla
at Jllveniml and a former HCtlrit1 clerk at TRW,
Inc., m Bedondo Beach, wu arrested Sunday by
qenta of tbe FBI. Be waa cbarpd wltb compiraey
to commit esplooqe after top 1ecret data Crom
TRW's laboratories tor researCh on apace, defenae
and enera tecbnolOfY were stolen.
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A apeclal tribwial of
NYen nate appeal.a court Jmticee baa been picked to decide wbelber Marshall McComb wlll be,...
IDOTed &om the Callfom.ta Supreme Court tor ai-
leled aenlllty and inability to perform b1a duties.
The aeven name1 were ptcked Monday ualn& an old jury.eelectioo wheel Kooda,y over obJectloM of
the 82·year-old uaoclate juatlce'a attorney. Ore1 l&out. .
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A Cbarles Mamon
lamU1 member ha.I been arralped on a cbarge 'ot
mailing thrutenine letter&Jo the Slerra Club and to
aa Arcata logliol compu11 opes Mor. the FBI 1a11.
A •PQk•man said that Patricia Maueen
OWum, a1ao known u MlltJ ll87 WU arretted at
ber Petaluma home M<mday ~ beld on $50,000 ball.
n1, P .. ee 1• P•rea
> ...
went home and gave birth. Trib, wllo
takes his job serioualy, ta one ol tlle
hardest working males in the netkmal
mating system.
Real Will?
namea cf all penom lntenkwed Ila earn ca.,,.
the Mireb. a delertptioa of all JDc:as I MftlMd wt ~ ot .. alf documeala dalt mq be eca-
atrued u wWa OI' codlclla. ''
Ronald Gotber, the attcsneJ fer Ono. arsaad
that ftllnapbotocoples of such dOeumeata eoald lMlp
perpetrati a traud. ••we are buildin8 a bl~··
for a fraudulent will. be said. But Lake dllmlaaed the obJection. DGtial tlaat
anyone trJiD1 to forge such a will would baft to IO
to a sreatext«tt to prove its~.
Tbe judge aJao deferred UDtil JulT 11 Mvm mo-tions pertabdq to one of the ..... vecu ~ tbe
so-eafled lloraion will found tn Salt Late CltJ'that
DUD• former Utab IU statkm OWDel' MelYiD ))am • mar u a blDeftcll.fJ.
DAIL v PILOT Al
Girl, 13; .l
Kills Twot .....
ID Heist ,.
' ... 'IOU) poUee ... .....,
tbe btGUlln • ID eMh Wu.;-demadld mon ma.e1. lllia •
Vl1U aalcl tbe broUaera ~-··« -life -... pGtat. QIU ..... pobd •
putol tatolalr-.acla.: •
Wbllellmw•~wD tbe lllutlwta. police Aid; ..... Vllll.,,....... a plaol bllt--
the atatiGD--.. ud lllotlolln
...... loar ..... Tbe ...... platol mllftnd twice. IL
POUCE MID R .. erted to bJI ,utfrlead. .. Sbooe hi.mt .. aad
abe pkbd .. Jolm lluaoa' PD
and •bot Chrt• II UDOI tbrte Um• '
.... bid two mJaftnl Jn ....
Dine lbaU. IO lbe WU 8"a b ...., .. Nici Jacboa. •"11ult'•
pl.tt;rlOOd.'"
• SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -'nie FBI and ~lee
department have unowaeed a joint batUe acalnat
crime ID San J'rallclleo.
Tbe usault on crime wlll aoUctt the asaiatance
of merdlabtl, churches, 1ehoola and the m~a1 FBI apeelal agent ID cbarie Chal'les Batel ua
ChlefCbarlea Gahl told. Dftl conference Monda)t.
IT'S HARD TO BEUEVE ALL THE CHANGES
Tbeteun will .be be~ in tbeotrlcea Of
\be Potice Athletic Leap on Oreenwtch-8trfft, ~ said. Workin1 Cull time on \be project wW be
Ulree each of policemen abd 1'81 *Senti, tbe7 Hld.
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AT THE "Y" IN NEwpORT BEACH "
There's a lot going on at the Orange Coast YMCA programs, pools and gyms, phy&lcal therapy eq~tp-
on Unh{erslty Drive, at the tip of the Upper Bay ment,-squash courts and handball courts. And:4 ..
Ecological R~rve. They ~11 It .. people ecology"-through Its Indlen Gulde program, It Is bringing
programs deslgned ,to preserve and Improve the families closer together, making opportunities forr ~
specles -the human 1pQcte1. It's more than just a Dad to know Son, and boy to know father. The new
young man's organization. Tha YMCA today Is Orenge Coast YMCA here In Ntwport Beach ls
, serving all membeh of the fa1mlly, all elements of one of the most modem of the Y plants. It needs . " 1
the cornmuptty. rich or poor, male or female. \Jack. help, In volunteerSt In counaellore. In endowments.
brown, red, yeJJow or white. And all ega. It lt t~y If you would like to know mor• about Its excltln£t •
relevent to today'• ~. provkllng physical fltnass new programs, or the many ways you can help, call . .
\ ORANGECOA8TYMCA 1 • ... I ......
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Lt1ghton "Tony" French. President
. Jim L. dt8oom. &eclltt'1e Director ~ 2300 Unl\lttstty Dt1111
Newport See~h. C.ll(o~92660 A United Way Member A;ency Telephone: 64~·
Number 38 In a series of JJubllc tel'Vtc:e advertlsQments sponsor~ by Avco Anancial ~rvtees. Newport Beach. Callf~ 1 •
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ltAILY PILOT EDITORIA-L PA_GE ..
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Hospital Staffing
I 1be prol>hm ol proper ~ [JOr state mental ~pttala such as Palrriew in Costa 11 .. ha been
,gettiq a lot of diacuulon lately. 11.aeh of tt.. m-
•lortunately, bas been lackine in tlw•#or111W-ce.
'
Gov. Bn>wn 1uuestec1, amona ciber tlllnp, tbat
volunteen could take over part of tbe ltaftlDI o1 tbe f bospitals. Dr. Michael Levine, administrator at
Fairview. su"ested that civil service be junked and ~boel)itala could be better manned by people brouaht in
: and trained on tbe Job.
t 'l"hal kind of talk understandably upsets two
tgroupl of earnest people who remain tile real re-
•sourcefor getting tbe Job done:
• -Those already on tbe job, moet of them
:reuanably dedicated and trained.
1 -Those investing long hours taking courses in
1sciences and psycholoa and other things at various
1commtmity colleges (such as Golden West) to quality
I for employment as psychiatric hospital worken.
' Wbat~ bospital employes and ltudenta have no 1way ~ la:tolllng ls the extent to which the governor
I and ~doctor were speaking for Political value and ~sboci.°R rather than offering valid. carefully
1tbo ~aJs.
' of rhetoric for the purpose of sCorinc
tpolnta er provoldnt discussion may have its place.
tBut both the governor and pie doctor should be smart
lenough to appreciate the negative impact of their re·
;marks on the very people they have to depend on to
j8et the job done.
t Highway Hazard
• When tbe SS-mile speed limit went into effect,
i.rucking companies and independent trucken com·
~lained that the limit would reduce their productivity
-and profits -by slowtng deliveries.
Jt bun't quite worked om. The monster trucb
with their overslle loads are out then all JUbt. But,
aeeardinl to autborltlea. too mQ7 are tanortna the
speed llmlt. Many clrtven lnely admit drivfnc 10
mllel an bour 1n order to meet dell very deadlllMI.
The comblnatlon ot speed and~ la bad newa
for car drivers. A loaded truck~ about double
tbe stopping dlatwe ol a car.
In an ecooomy built very lqely on the h12bway
delivery system, the government must consider tbe
special problems of tbe truckers. But lt ahould not
have to 6e at tbe price of safety for leas protected, but
just as essential highway men.
Short Memory
'l'be relative disappearance, tn reeent years, of
epidemics of such once-common clilldbood dlaeues as
~~tberia. whooping cough, measles. mumps .. and iaooe~ tbe happier aspects of parenthood today.
UnCmtunately, too many parents seem to have
forgotten. if they ever really understood, how deadly some~ these diseases can be.
A recent county survey of youngaten entering
kindergarten revealed a startling 30 percent bad not
• received the routine im.munlsations that for years
were regarded as mandatory -and indeed still
should be.
Many even lackt;d protection against polio,
although the ctlppling ailment bas occurred in
epidemic proportions in countries as close as Mexico.
Special immunization clinics are being
scheduled throughout the county in coming weeks.
Check witb your schools or call 834-3171 for times and
locatkms.
~ So they persuaded the ~overnment to approve the
use of larger trucb ~ heavier loads to com·
~for tbe slower spieed.
The control of c~ diseases bas been one of
tbe remarkable m cal accomplishments of our
time. We cannot afford to let victory slip through our .
hands because of carelessness or inertia. _ 'My moi~r beliewd i~ coll~rAtiotr, to0.'
t
; C~er's Challenge
To D .• C. Hypocrisy . ' '
1 ~· A President in blue jeans ta go-to take some getting used to.
, ut so far Jimmy Cart.er ls
, rpetuatlng the llnaCe be pro. during the umpalplng.
: 1 It's the way be dressed as
Oeoriia '• 1overnor ..t be iDlist-' id thit.Jie WU JoUll to be a
'ibirt-sleeve
•President. •And be was
' ..... to keep l{M 0.al Of. ·e opea to I ••"-ra of _
oa1t•••· Jt=::e was
to enroll >.
l Amyinapubllc~~
I ADdbedid. ta ~It WU 1>4(wfb-8 .. lbid-'tbat tbe
I l'lnt P'am1ly reaJl1 Md mrolJed
1 lhelr daqpt« In a public tebool
•'1. Wubblttoa. D.C., 1D1 first • tboucbt was that this multiplied ,
'9CUl'itY problems for the Secret 8.nice
I .
( PAUL HAJ.IVEY)
in a private acbool.
In the euUre Sa.te and Bouse
0( ~taUYet there areonb'
two members ol COQSreU wbole ·
cbildren at1eDd majortty·black
scboola.
TbeJ are Rep. Rould Delluma
who f• black and Rep. Jobn
JenreUe, a white Southern CCID·
98'Tltift.
Ml· A N09 eomrt " ec>lt· ;....,.1 ddldreo reveals that
wbMber ~la blaek or •!dl9. Ii~ .. ...._,~ a tJmn..
in& lntetratioDlst or a dl&bard sep-egationil& -oar na.Uon'a
biCbelt eleeted leaden -are re-fUllDI to send tbelr .own cbDdreo
to Wuhington, D.C. 'a. public acboola.
/. reeent eHJuaUon by Tbe
A Perllou laterl'ftltfell
Dear
Gloomy
Gus.
The Soviets • m
EveT')'bc)O bnggln1 aboUt
the great mileage they're
geWncl Columbus bed 'em. •
all beat-S.000 milell on a
galleon!
F.k . _, .. _...,,.........,_, ............... _ ............. .. .......... -..-..... ,.. ... ,.... ............. o.lfr,....
WASHINGTON -The a.p·
parent failure of the U.S. effort
far peaceful transfer of political
power from whites to blacb in
Rhode.la i• .tri1Bert.a& dlrect Soviet lnterventlon, tbere, a
SMVe ttauebt wtth peril for the
Western democracies.
The proepect this raises of a
dominant
Soriet role in Rhodesia,
tramcendin& tbe fortunes
Wall Street Jomnal mak• tt at>-• ~ e~~ a ~ci vloaa wh7. L quote: "Moat black mut· W.mtngtoQ. D.C., ~IChools lo -like mc:wt bi.-cttJ ldlool9 -t&ntl, 1oes
have become re~es few tbe beat' 4 ddldreowlao1 bee~ol~ U .S . a.a cf
creecnoade deprlntlOG, are'SIOt We• tern
1troagly moth·at.d toward •ecurlty: acceu to raw education •• materiab and control of the sea
And' that ls wby mast DOlitt: llnel. Accordinlb'1 the priee will etans-and mo.a~ la atie be blah If CoQaresa llnores Ute
DlltrtC?t aen4 1:bl!lk dlUdrea Knmlln•• move into Rhodesia -' <or 7.lmbabwe> in Jm as jt dJd ellewbere. tbe a....a.-A.I aeaator, W.._ · llCIMlale _,...,_ Anaola takeover of :J°=~: O:~~:. ~ the put aennl months,
oar 1..-m en wboae e llDd wor)d diplomata, a direct Soviet """ be ::e-ct , oecordlnl lo well lclonned thlnl
prtvat.elivea are in . bid for an overt super·power role
" "Doo•t do u I do-do .. , iD racially coavulaed southern
Q1! •• Afrtca wu rebuffed by tbe so.
NATVULLY, u «VS *"'
American• to be op=JO ~ bualq -and ..
llMIDJ blacks u wblta ... ~
poeed. Kott ~ work· iQI parenta laek the monetary meas of e.cape.
Whlle J)Olltidans eaadDae to·
tone upon ua a burdm wblch
~refuse toabare.
It UI very lntere8tlna that a President from the Deep 8outb ts ftnt. by bis OWJl eump)e. to
lbame the hypocrttesab the mu.
eaUed .. fro.nt-Une" Afrlean
stat.a. Tbele flye newly indepen· deQt eountrtes quietly advised
MOleOW to keep out. despite ac·
eeptlns a steacty flow <I Soviet
weapons to Mosam'*lue <one of
the five) and heavy Soviet
polltical and ec:ooomic influence
tlaere and in Angola and
Tamanla (twoothen).
( EV ~NS-NOV AK )
being tragically set to replay
Angola, when Moscow's all-out
diplomatic and military llUppOl"t
<especially troops from Fidel
Castro's Cuba> carried the field
for the p~Communiat forces
against Western·baclced DOD·
Commun.bl factlonl.
1be final failure ol Britain's
Rbode5la plan, to peacefully
transfer power over two yean to
7 mllllon blacks from Z70.000
wbl&et, ts bec:omlng all but iJl.
evttable. That plan w~ given
LolM:lon by Secretary of State
Henry Kissinger after be forced
agreement by Rhodesian Prime
M~ Ian Smltb.
Smith's goyernment never was
put tO the test of fUlfiWnl the
agreement wltb KiBS1nger.
Black·Wblte Rhodesian talks
broke down ln Genev( Dec. 14,
not because of Smith's obduracy
but because various black fac·
tions competing for preferred
political poalt1on over their op.
position could not agree among
themselves. Thus, the fUUlity of
tbe Wdt ta complete.
POUTICAL fratricide among
these conrucUng black factions now lays Rhodesia's black ma·
jority wide open for Soviet mis·
chief. Moreover, the .. front.lloe"
black states seeld.ng a peaceful
solution 1n Rhodesia are allo aub-
j ected to political rinlries
among themselves that malte tbe
Western role almost lmpoaible.
The following l.nddent mates
lbe point: in 1974, the organJu.
Uon .of African Unity COAU>
Abie&
specifically seleetecl Blabop A. T.
Muzorewe. as ·'fl rat among
equala" In deallnf with the hall·
dozen RbOjleslan blaclc political
factions.
NaturaJ.'1. tben, the U.S. -
followed b'f the Brttllb -lnliated
that Murqewe be invited aa one
of the prJbcipab iD tbe 0....a
talkl. Soddenly. ~·•, tbe "front·Une" t aoutberri African
count.rt~ deereed thall KUllOl'ewe
Ls no lor:Cer a worthy~
and the filly Rhodesian fadlon to
baraaln with ii the "Patriotic
Front" -a combination of
Robert MQCabe's National Cnioa
and Joshua Nkomo'• J>eople'•
'Union. • J • •
•EDIATION under the
wet1bt of such shifting. tn·
decipherable political tenets
banded down from beyond tbe
negotiating table ls almost -CU·
talnly bound to fall. Even if the
British do 1et the parties back to ~VJ, the future seems not to
lie there. Rather, it pobJta to col·
lapse of the West '1 best efforts to
prevent a racial bloodbath and
the ofert appearance ol a Soviet
scav~ger ready to promote civil
war in llbodesla, just as the Ruaslans did 1n Angola. In' Angola, the U.S. ConBellS
reflaed lb allow the Ford ad·
minlltration to r4ise a ftnger oo beball of tbe Weal. Repetition ol
tbat congressional policy lD
Rbodeata would go far toward
eJevating tbe Soviets to political
power tn southern Afriea.. 'lbat
African raw materiala and~
trol of see lanes a.round tM Cape
of Good~pe just happen to be essenU ror the West's securtty
has ma e no lmprellian yet an
Capitol .
: France Forgot Lesson
WON •OSCOW secretly ap·
proacbed tbe "froat·llne" coun·
tries lD late Dec:ember with a propo1lttoa for a state visit by
Soviet President Nikolai V.
PoQorny, the first such visit to
southern Africa, the answer wa.s =.tt•ocal: stay bome,
Now, bowenr, Moeeowhu r&-
ceived clearance for f'od&orny's
vlait (probably lD Mardi). 1be
Afrtcan countries who wanted no
Scmet lnterferenee wbUe the
U.S. and Great Brttaln were.
•oddn1 a peaeefW aolution have apparently 1lnn up on the
Au»Amerlcan effort.
Useless But Funny
MO•E 'BEST, woasr AND
MOST tJNtJStJAL. By Bruce
Felton• Marie Fowler. Crowell. ( T+ BOOKMAN )
[ llAILBOX )
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dl1I to complete), em antJ be
med ID lar1e eleetloral and the
overall co.t per eleetion 11 h1Cber tb.-n 8D1 alba' Q'ltem DOW In
\118.
A detailed atud.J of thla very
subject wu made by tbt Govena-
meat Senlce AIMCJ <OSA> a · aubmitted to tbe Board of
8uperriaort ln Oct. lt'l5. The re. oort went on to ncwnm-ct t.be
"t.E.S. ntomauc 1-,.t.em Ot"er t.be flye other 1)'11-Wldel-~
llderatlon. ID addition to the GSA repon. the Leape of Wome
Voters bu U. m~altud.J ud the7 too recolllmeaa &bit c.~s. Vd.omaUc System.
'RI, the couatJ tGpQer bu
to foot the bUl for tbe new
Qlt.em, but tt'a a wmtbwbtle •· t>Mdibar• for the Q1tem WU1
.... the taapayen °'9r' t:aoo.ooo
pet' e1ectloD over tbe llftMDl Qltem and pay (or ttaelf COID·
~wWWa ...... ,......
'lbere are too man)' polnta to be
made ln favor of tJdl ~ for
me to IO lato at tb1ll time for the 8oGd ol_ Supervtson are at thla
molDIM ~ badlabeutnp
fOI' uae nut year. u eDOUCll OrilliM CGmt1 , • ..,. ... ,...... to ~ tbell:' coec:ern to lmprove
county •otlnl procedurel lnowa
to ow 1upervilon, tbeD a dYqe
for tbe better could be l"Mll.Md.
I \11'1• all ,..Idem ao· eoat*:t
tbllt aupenllor.
llA&&Y H. WIYON
I
1'11 aqares a direct Ruulan
entry tmack into fJle world's most emotionally eUrpd rad.al
and polltkal lnue: black IDIJorl·
ty rule lD Rhodesia. Followinl quietly will be the yet more in·
tractable eaM 0( South Africa.
ftla llpaJa a far more dlrini
Scmet policy lD plcklna a winner
ainon1 conteetanta lor black
lJCJ'.,.r lD Rhodesia, and W•tern
aperta an now eerta1n tbe Sov·
W fawrtte wW be an atreamt 1aerrllla leader -Robert
Mqabe or aomebod;J equally ..... nu.. the IUM>dtlian Stale la
2182 Paces. •·"·
Which former U.S. president wu 10 corpulent that be re-
peatedly became stuck in tbe
White House bathtub? Why did
tbe town of Caatro. Calli., choose
to adorn lta 1treets wttb buce
plutic artJc:botea ! Where ts the
world'• laraeat falae teeth fac·
tor)'?
Authors Bruce Felton and
Mart P'owler haYe put t.optber a
book that not Ollly aDl'ftl'I theM
questiou, but dares to uk them.
lt ii called ••More Best. Worst
and Kost Unusual," a aequel to a
IUCCellful earUer volume wblc:h,
like lt.t off1prtng, UDCO'l•ed a
v8ll arr~ ol faeu tblll are tun to
know IDd praeticall:y uaei...
TUB P&OIPWcnv& reader
aboU1d not allow the title of ~
work to mlalead. Tbil 11 no coo-
sumer al4 oo ael~best callld ~ or a ID in-
ferior retrilentor. It la, ~ • ~ ol a few hundred tome of QM lesser mo.n
man ~I people. 9"Dtl
and J*U)lart&.let, Piil and aw,;
Hilt, tUt ~re our btstoey.
Wl1blD it.I pqea we learn about a lmall towD 1n Ecuador tbat
elected a foot powder for D\QOf. We lUC"ll u.. ruetnat1111 daaila
OD bow and wh:y the donut aiot hi
famou1 bole. And, wh1~ aa ~can art.lat endowed tbrei
room1 of a Munich art Callll'J
' wfth tJ1ree feet of IOU.
Tblli book ii nearly llwaya en-tertaitJ.ina, and it.I llu.btJe bwnor
often LI bllartoua. It Is, at timea,
satirical and Dltldly irre'fennt.
and~ mt•bt tum a In readen
off. qenerally, tboulh. ltbandl• deU~te matten q••mootbb'.
RONBEJmlEL
Alaodtt .. p,...
OaANO• COAST
DAILY PILOT
ltobm H. Wttd, ~
flton»1 IC1ml. Ullor
BorbGrolC~
l:dUortol P• Ulaor
T1'e editorial P•lt ol the n.&Jy Pilot aeek• to lnfore •nd
ltlmuJale rudtU by ~
on thlt pqe dtvene c~ on topics of lnler~1t by QIMHcat·
ed tolumnlsta a• ca~. bf
provldln1 a ro111m for ruc1en,• view• end by 1)rt1enllna t.bla
newapaper'1 opl11IG111 and '4eel
en cu.rrent toPlc1. TM tdnart81
opinions ol U.. Dally Pllal ....-
only in U>• editorial cohllnll Iii the
&.qp of the pace Opbtione ta·
preaed by the c:-ohun.na.-.. Md cartoonists and lttter Wrllerl .,..
thetr own and 110 tndontaMDt tJf
&.heir vi.wt 1>11 the Dall,y P\b ahould be lltferred
'l\aeeday, J U r 1' lm
•
No State
Tax Hike
Planned
SAN DIBOO <AP> -GoY. rAlmmd 1Browo Jr.
baa nld aaalo be won't
ralM tuei um year OI'
1D the b'e1•able tuture.
''I tblnk ~ 1overn· ment can llvet witbln a
limit and ata~ ,overn·
ment can live ,rlthln the
Wnlt of not raising taxes
an1 further.'' be told a
news coof ereb~e Mon. daJ.
Crime, said Brown,
ml.Wt be made to cost mor. because "~e pro-
blem la fhat for many
people crh:l\• loots like a
1ooddeal.''
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CAUCUS CHllEff
0.... Reina a.cted
Criminals "are not cau~ they make a lot R,..;.,.. C1L-.!-
of money out of it and it uc.-so '«.11111 1eem1 to be very
prevalent i n many p·--*-y C,.••111'19•• net1bborboods.''b'e1ald. U.." ~qo
fD San Dieco to dtaeuu
criminal jmtlce wttb of·
flelala, be called re·
porten tocether 1to talk
about b1a propolals for
property tax and senior
citilen renter relief.
Brown baa proposed
sending rebate checka or
up to $700 to about· 1.9
million California
homeowners this year
and increulng rebatea to 418.00D aen1or ctt.iuns
who pay rent.
SACRAMENTO CAP) -Omer
Rains of Ventura is the new
c hairman of the Senate
Democratic caucus. the party's No. 2 job in the upper house.
Rains, chosen Mouday by the
party caucus, replaces J ohn
Dunlap of Napa, who became
Senate Education Committee
cham.ian when Albert Rodda of
Sacramento moved to the Senate
Finance Committee.
Raina' posit.ion as chairman of
the Sen a te Busineas and Professiooa Commit~ will be
filled by Alex Garcia <D-Los
Angeles).
In order to make pie
tu nllef permanent, be
proJM)led Umita on local
fovernment spendinc.
Brown ..sald anyone who M e a n w b i 1 e , S e n a t e
wants to spend more De mocratic leader David
than $1111> mllllon he bu Roberti of Los Angeles was
suggested must show_.. named to the last position on a
him where to cut ,otbe.-10-member committee to oversee
state programs. the state farm labor board.
Death.a Elsewhere
LOS ALAMITOS (AP)
-Former Compton
Municipal Court J\adge
Jose,. L. ArmUo Jr.,
who wu seeking dis·
ability rells:ement pay
died of internal bleeding.
Thia month, Armijo, 39,
entered a oo-eooteSt plea
to drunken driving
charges stemming from
,an accident involving bis
car and a motorcyclist
ST. JOHN, U.S. Virgin
I I l a n d.a ( A P ) -
IaillertlM ()ppeUetmer.
ii. daughter of the late
atomic scientist J . Robert Oppenheimer,
... found b•gin1 by
the neck in bet Cruz Bay home SundQ, police re-
port. They said tbe
poulbllity or suicide was
beiq lnvatl&ated.
FORT WORTH. Tex.
<AP) -Western artist,
author and sculptor aaa.
dy S&dlea. ».died Mon-day at bis ranch near
S&epbmville. Tex.
MOSCOW (AP> -
1'1111 !Wo.tet, at 81 a
leadlnc Soviet male
ballet dlmcer, was found
d••d Saturday wttb a bun.t la bis Mad and a
IUD nearby. ID oftlclal ~
L•nln1rad'1 Kirov
Tbeaterrwported toay.
LOS ANOELa <AP)
--r B.oury and Mua for • .,.. "_.e •Cl'Wtll,
loud• and .-.cuUve
·secretary of the
Muscular D11tropbJ
M&.ft•lllOtt MPH.NOW Corona del M1r &73-4M80
Calta M ... '4&-2424
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, 10 Broadway
<:oetaMesa M2·91~
NfCOINtel MCMITWAallS
LIDUM Beach
494-9415
Laguna Hills
188-0933
s.t\ Juan Capistrano
49&-1770
PAClfllCY11W
r•eCMHALPAllC c.....t.,y Mortuaiy
Ct\lpel
3500 ~fie Vift Drive Newport. Callrornta ~27C>p ,.,....,,
CO&OMW.N•M **' 7801 Botu Ave.
Weltmlntter ~95-3525
Foundation. will be held
tonight in Los Angeles.
WASHINGTON CAP)
-Ret.irect. Army Maj.
Gen. Kel&ll L 8&111ey0 72, who served more
than 35 yeara "1th the Corpe of Enginefr'S, died
at waiter Reed Army
Hospital following sur· gery.
LOS ANGELES <AP>
-Edward Vl•ee•t Doclnreler h ., a fOQrth.
generation member of
one of tbe state's pioneer
families, was buried
Monday. Doctweiler
died after a tons Ulneu .
De.th Netlcn
Motivation
Cl888 Set
Adauto belp elemea.
tary school teachers aid
motlv•tion and lnterat
to their mathematics In·
atnaction wU1 be taui,bt
ttu. 1pc1.n1 at Oran1e
Coaat Collele by Dr. Sal·
lyTbomu.
The clua will mHt
from 4 to IS:80 p.m. Mon·
data aall Wednesdaya.
SpriM ,.Pt.rab COO• tln\t~ ~ Feb. 10.
l'or more lnformaUoQ, --"'-"!'~---.. call..-.
\
. .
Aide Clainu Move .
To Big .Cars Costly
SACRA.MENTO (AP> -Callforma lelislaton are orcSertni btuw
can this year. a move th.al la eo1tm, tbe state _.. money, a
leci.tatlve aide saya.
Tbe state pays 90 percenl of tbe ..... ecMJt. up to ma a montb, and
also prcMdes a free 1uoUDe etedlt card. ---------------------A NtJDEa OP le,Waton
who swttcbed to compact em
dwinl the &uoliDe lbortale two years aco are leaainl bluer cars
this year, Gene lllanilteld, a
Joint Rules ~mlttee coasuJ.· wt 1a1dMoncta1. The trend-setter la A,..
semblym.an Wlllle Brown CD-San
Francisco), who leased an
Old1mobUe Styhawk compact
two 7ean aio and la cban1in1 to a luxury Clldillac Seville.
That'• t.be rnott dramaUc ex· ample, but otben UDOQI tbe 55
Assembly members who have
made tbei.r cbolces so Iv are allo
pickinl blUer can, Kan16eld
aald.
BE MID BO•B of the com· pacts leased for $180 a mcmtb,
makiq the state'• 90 percent
,,-Mare Q . llOlt M the W,. can CGll the mulmam amomt.
llamftlld aald. n. Sacramtato Unlon Wei the moet popular car in tbe Al·
Hmbly la the •.ooo Oldsmobile a .. encz:.; wtt& 14 cuatomen.
Tbe te -.W• Coalm1u.e said no informatioo wouJd be
liven out until all 40 aenatcn bad
made their cbolces, the Union 1.w.
MANBPIEU> MID one reaoa for the blqer tan lJ that the
state ii ltttlnl cheaper ie... tbll ,ear because lt 1ot a rebate due ·to alowtr·tban·uaual
depred.uon ~ tbe a'® market
lutyev.
Another reuoa, he iaid.11 t'.bat small can don't eo1t mudl leu tbfD big can tbil year.
RIAL ESTATE SAUS MANA&ll .
We ere lookl!IO for top mane;ement pert0nnel with two
)'8all or ITIOl'e experience In residential real estate to
,,.,,. eatabllshed' office l.n Huntington Buchif'ountaln Val~ Excellent OompenMtloo. Send resume In
OOt\f to Ad 1788. Dally Piiot. P.O . .SOX 1aeo. Coeta Mesa. CA.
allege Ph ilrm<lcy ·
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AJ80M.Y PILOT Tueed9. Janu!I) 18, ttn
Pledge. ~om~ True
For AFC's Blount.
l&A'M'LE (AP) -llel Blount
Md b1a mercilea band ol ban-
dib 1lmply 1to1e the abow.
The Pltllburgb Steelen' cor-
Derbact intercepted two Jlm
-Hart puses in th• final period
Monday n14bl. one of them ld.ll-
ing a Nat1ona1 Football Con-
ference scoring tbreal and the
other setting up Ken Anderson's
game-clinching touchdown pass.
"'lpln& tbe American Football
Conference to a 24-H victory in
tbe 27th Pro Bowl game. But tbe bald .Blount, one of
eight Plttaburgh players oo the
AFC squad coached by Chuck
Noll, was not tbe only Steelers
player who made things miser•·
ble for Hart and robbed the NFC
blind.
L inebacker Jack Lambert
picked off a Hart pass int.ended
for Minnesota rookie Sammy
White in the fourth period, and
safety Mike Wagner intercepted
Hart again just 10 seconds later
on a toss aimed at Dallas' Drew
Pearson.
And Pittaburgb safety Glen
Edwards intercepted a pass by
NFC st.arting quarterback Roger
Slaubach. also intended for
Sports la Brief
P..,..., ~ • drtve Jdit bl
lb• ftnt pedod. -"lt'• a 1ood feeling,'' aald
Blount, wbo was chosen tbe
player ol the 1ame la a c90t.est be
once t.bougbt be would skip.
"I burl my ankle in the flnt
day ol practice and really bad
my mind set on 101111 home. I
didn't want to ruin my career in
one game," sald Blount. tbe ftnt
defensive player since Kansas
City's WJllie Lanler in 1972 to be
selected the 1ame's moat valua-
ble player.
"Tbe cuys (bis Plttaburgb
teammates and coaches) wanted
me tob.ana UOUDd, especially Joe
Greene," be said. "I think that
was ooe ol the reuons I stayed. J
told my teammates before tbe
game, 'l'tn goa.u go out and cet
lbe MVP,· and ltjustbappened. ''
In all, the AFC intercepted six
NFC puses, five of them off St.
Louil' Hart in the second half.
The m thefts were a Pro Bowl
record. as was tbe two-team total
of seven.
"I don't mow bow I can smile
aft.er that performance." said
Hart, who completed only six or
17 paaaes for $3 yards before a
Munson Unhappy··
With NY Contract
HAMJLTON, Ont. -Thurman
Mun.son. all-star catcher with the
New York Yankees and tbe
American League's most valua-
ble player last season, said Mon·
day be may ask to be traded or buy out his contract.
"The Yankees aren't living up
lo two verbal agreements,"
Munson said.
One ol lhe agreements Munson
said is being violated pertains lo
the signing by the Yankees of
free-agent outfielder Reggie
Jacbon. Munson said the club
told him it would match his
aalary to that of Jacboo, who
.tined a five-year $3 million con·
tract with the Yankees. He did
llOt elaborate on the sttand aJ.
ieeed violation.
v--r•Pa.•
Southern Califomla College's
Vancuards return to NI.IA
Southern Division basketball ac-
Uon tonight as San Diego's USIU
invades for an 8 o'clock tiff.
The Vanguards or coach Paul
Peak are S-7 overall and will be
trying to even their league record
at l ·l after absorbing an 80-'7~
loss t.o Point Loma Salurday ·
Gettlrled ·~
Kruleviu. M . S-3, and Enaiand's
Buat.er Mottram downed Butch
Walta, M , 6-1.
Al10, Andrew Pattison of
Rhodesia defeated Trey Waltke,
7 '5, 6-3 ; Haroon Rahim of
Pal-Jstu toppled Bernie Mitton
of South Africa, 8-2, 6-2 ; Tom
Gulllksoo beat Fred McNair, 4-6,
8-3, S-3; and Roger T~or of England eliminated VIAdimtr
Zed"nlk of Czechoslovakia, 6-3,
·~.6-3.
A ... MpB-.·
Tbe California Angel• an-
nounced Monday tbey bave
1ltned pitcher Robert Healy,
their top pick in tbe ~ pbue of the winter baseball
draft.
Healy, 19, ii a riCbi;handet
from Heramec Community
College in St. Louia. ....... ~"•-' HOUSTON--O}aa lloroaova of
the Soviet Union waa upset by
Regina Martikova of
Czecboelovakia, &-3, S-1, in open-
ing round play of a women's pro
Lennil tournament. here.
In other action, Dlanne ti-o~~--~~ustralla downed
Pro Bowl ncord erowd ol f.U14
Ja U.. JOacdome. "I have no ex· cu• t.boueb. Let'• forcet t.be
came."
Tbe Yictory, oo the Mela of
Odland'• 32-14 victory over Mill· n~ In the Super Bowl -tbe
AFC'• llftb cooaecuUve triumph
in the National Football Leque
title tame -eave the American
Conference a 4-1 lead bl t.be ln-
tercooference rivalry. It also re-
newed debate about wbicb con-ference was superior.
"We like to think so," said Plt-
taburgb's Noll, who luided the
AFC to a 33-28 victory In U73 in
bis only otber Pro Bowl coacbina
appearance, when asked lf the
AFC was tbe dominant con·
ference. "But the NFC people probably think tbe other way."
NFC coach Chuck Knox of Los
Angeles, wbo suffered bis flnt
defeat in three con.secutive Pro
Bowl appearances, aald: "One
play here or there would bave
turned it around. t think tbe
game abowed that the teams are
pretty well-balanced. Naturally
we would have liked to have won.
But we didn't, and you've got to
give lbe AFC credit."
Anderson, the pinpoint passer
ol the ClncinnatJ Bengals, bit San
Otego wide receiver Charlie
Joiner OD a 12-Jard touchdown
PUI in lbe MCand period, «1vtng
tbe APC a 17-7 lead, then put the
came oat ol reach with 8 :41 to
play, hlttln1 Oakland'• Cliff
Branch on a 17-yard TD strike.
"It'• always Hiler when you
go lo aeecmd." 1ald Andenoa,
wbo replaced starter Bert Jcmes
ol Baltimore and flnjshed wttb
seven completions in 10 attempta
for 114 yards. "The coaches
make auggestla:is and give plays
to you on tbe aldellnes -notblng
apedal, just 1eneral stuff. 1 tvas
just glad to get a touchdown at all ...
The AFC built a 10-0 lead in the
first period on a·lbree-yard TD
run by Buffalo's O.J. Simpson
· and a 31-yard field goal by Toni
Linhart of Baltimore. But the
NFC came to life ln the second
period.
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BALTIMORE-Brian Got-
tfried defeated Terry Moor, 6-3,
1-2, to b.lgbliabt open1q round
action Monday nt1bt in tbe
Baltimore illdoor lovttatlooal
&mnia cbampiomhlr..
A.DD ~. 1-6, &-3, Greer
sievena ol SoutJa Mrlca deleated Q.a__ S
JoAnne R..-ell, t-0, T·5, Kerry ~Ul.l"'C' ayers, Reid OUlted Dana KlOll ol South
In oCber action, ay Moore ol
Sou lb Africa ousted JI m
Delaney, S-3, s-3; Aleit Metreveli
ol lhe Soriet Union toppled Steve
Africa. 7-S. M and Marcie Louis Giff d J • butEll)'Veuies,M.w.CM. or o~
••••••',.,,. j H II f F BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -JI 0 aJDe
Buketball Poll
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11,uc;u 1•t a.1 •I-ti'-1M O
Mlcblp.n State'• ltobert Qiap-
man teored 21 potnta and Greg
Kelser added 20 Monclar ni&bt,
but it was two free throws by
t:dcar wu.on with nlne aeconda
rematntnc that ellncbed the
Spartana' 61-e> B .. Teo basket-
ball Yictory over lndlana.
Cbapman, beld to just alx
polnb in the fint ball, led a
Mle!Qan State rally afta' In-
diana built lead.I of 10 polnU ear-IJ la tbe fin.al period.
Net Plans~ Studied
Dam. Cup Sealing to EqandP
Plw to erect. tea}~ tM1eben to accommod,ate T,000 fana to view the VlliteiS St-. n . South Africa aone JJavta CQp
tennll matcbea at tbe N..,ort Beaeb 'rennls Club~ 15-17 are
beint ltud.ied at the ..-esem um.. The sunken center court w..,_ tbe matcbel wW be plQecl
ba1 pennaneot aeattna fot-bet,..... i,soo and 1.eoo. Tbe Min·
poruy bleacben, lf approyed by tbe city ol Nftport Beaeli,
WCMdd add tbe balance oft.be ..... eapacllJ.
The bleachers wLU ut.elll to the elublloule wiDdows OD the
80Utb 1lde ol the court. ,..._ OD adjobdq ~ OD t.bt odMI' •
tbl'M aides wJU be removed ...-U.. plu -bleeelllera to • ,.,.. biCb will be installed.
TIM tlrm weftin1 with u.. oraanlJlq eomm.m. balded bJ
JLID DooleJ, la tbe 111tne ~that ereda almJlar...., fs the
ROM Parecle lo Panclena Ud tbe Lone hecb GradPrlz auto
race. :a . .,,.. .ts Cut> ~mpedtm baa naw be.a held tD Oruc•
Comd7 lw bffa_~ llDCI it a.me &o ._IM Anaelel
area," Dooley'*''· ''Tbenll ~ ~-.. m•*"h.. -..·· ~
''We baYt nothln• deftnlte to report ript DOW becl .. •e bid '° walt until the d1tes were coaflrm.S. 't"OQ1 Trabert (U~. ca..-
taln > b.cl to tet pla1ers releued from prlor eommJMDta ~on be could ell t.be date..'' nctet prica haven't been Ht but Dooley upecta to have a
deftnlte arruiemnt made by Feb. 1. The chairman said tom•
tkketa would be available to lbe 1•eral public: but wasn't au.re ol
tlae pr1~e ranie or the number that would be avaJJable.
"We have to cet our plans aPllftVld by tbe elly, the fire de-
partmtnt and tbe police department belcw •e can'tet our~
18' and acale the tl~ket prlcte,"
Another problem belAa fa~ ~ U.. commlttM la tbat of fefldnf. Nearby areu are '*.DC c*kecl at tbe p,..._t Um• &ad
Doo19J ~that aome ~aqeineat can be m• to 1et tMm = w--. tlllltaceiof CM de rat.Mr U.. Ullal........,
•
SEATI1..E <AP> -Frank Gil-
ford, Gale Sayers and Bart Starr
became members of the Pro
Football Hall of Fame Monday,
along with Forrest Gregg and
Bill Wlllls, and all three ex-
pressed the opinion -from their
own particular viewpoints -that
the college player drafl la a
necessity.
Gifford and Sayers, once atar
running back.a for the New York
Glaota and Cbicato Bear•,
reapect.lvely, and Starr, tbe
former quarterbaek and pawent.
ly bead coacb ol the Gres BaJ
PackeraJ.. ~ present at MCJD..
day'• omcw umoaocemeDt ol their election.
Gregg, once an offeoaive line
•tar for the Packen and now the
bead coach of the Cleveland
BrOW111111, and WilUA, wbo starred
on botb lines for tbe Cleveland
Browns, could not attend the
news eonference held the morn-
lne of the National FootbaU
Leap'• Pro Bowl.
.4.11 ftve wtll be inducted into
the 1brlde at Canton, Oblo, on Ju-
ly IO.
· Gifford, now a televt•lon
network a port.acuter, Sayen,
the .atbletic dired.or at Sou&bern
Jllinoll University and Starr U ·
preued opinionl of tM NFL col·
lea• draft. thnatebed by lecat entancJemenU, from a penooat at~ "1~ think &D10M ..... to
turn on tbe televilloo every week
and see • 47-7 1ame, 0 ea.Id Git·
ford, a part of tbe ABC team
ietevfltDc Monday nlllrt football
includinl tbe Pro Bowl. ''We
need tbe draft. It's a n~esalt.y to
maintain competitive balance.•·
Glftord wN the Giant.a' No. 1
draft choke from Southern
CaW'anda ID 1MZ. SaYel"I. who
played C!OOtee ball at K-.
1fu the Bean• top draft choice ln
tte5. He, too, ex...-ed support
ol tlaedraft ... ma.u "'kMptn1 balance and order tn the ,.ape
-but be ldd..s: ''I'm JDQte tn-
ftl...S wtllt tbt MCAA tQtna to n,...Olt wtsat they're up to.•..-
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PHOENIX'S PAUL WESTPHAL DRIVES PAST CLEVELAND'S DICK SNYDER •••• ,.......,
·' Anteaters
Oash With ·;
Northridge :
~
In UC l.rvlne's past 11 bub&·.
ball aeascms, the Ant.eaten baw never-b.cl a Josine reeord-W,
that ~Ua lo al&ht th.la,..,..·
Coach nm Tift'• Antea'-8
enter toolgbtls 8 o'eloek tame
wi\)l Cal State CNorthricll•> -* a 6-9 season mark, needJ.ni to w9
eight ol the flnal 12 ,.... k>
salvage a winning mart. ~
And with games a1ainat'
Northern Arizona. Creighton. cat·
State. (Bakersfield), Cal Poly~
<San Luis Obispo> and the1
University of San Diego (twice) :
still !°.:;1 · winning eight ot the; rem games might be too~
tough an obstacle for Tift's club.
Tooight's game features two ·tea• that mateb up well.
Nortbrldge, wblch defeated
cal State (LA) and LA Baptilt
laat w~ comes 1Dto tbe
game with a 1·9 record. The
Matadors are sparked by S-7
center Lon Trotter. M forward
Loa Boyett and guard LarTJ Singleton. •
Tift ia expeeted to start LouiS
Stepbena and Tim Ttvenan at
guard.a wttb Prank Chandler:
Scott Jenkins and Steve Rodeen
in the front court.
Stephens, a junior tr&Dlfw
from Barstow College, baa .,._
shooting at a alullng pace of late.
He's averaged 19.4 poinb a game
in UCI~ Jut flq outlnt• and U.
c:onneded on 45 ot 14 aboCa b a
80.1 pereentace.
Tlft baa UC> been lettln& 90CJd
pla1 from freabman Leo
. • .18ER8' GEORGE McGINNIS,JAZZ'S RON BIHAOEN BATTLE. Gonsalez.
No. Rest for Brofus
UCL.4 to Face Notre Dame al South Bend
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Gene
Bartow say• he would like to
watch the game on television
Sunday, but be baa to work that
day.
Wben the UCLA basketball
coach was.asked Monday if there
were any place he'd rather be
next SundAa)' than in South Bend, where bU Bruins play Notre
Dam•, be replied with a attn:
"Yea, in Ill)' Uvta• room."
Bartow's 12th-ranked Bruins
bave already been stung once
tb1a Haoa by lbe Iriab, u Notre
Dame came away from UCLA's
Pauley Pavilion with a f6.G up.
Ht vietory. That waa oniy oae ot
two UCLA louea in 15 gam•
thla ffllClll. and the Bruins' tint
los1 ever to a non-conference foe
in 12·Year-old P~uley. Bartow eaid be waa klddiq
about the upeomJna naUoaally
t~l•vlted. p0Dte1t aealnlt the
lriab, l&)'bit that be wa1 ln fact
100Jdn1 forward to It. ,
"ft'• a 1oocl 1ame for UI rtpt 00.," Bartow 1ald ot the bNak
in Pad.Ile.a coaterence pl9. "I tbbik our Md .. with Notre Dam•
11 a J,.°"!f aerlfl for couei-baak .
"Notre Dame la a rou1h. ag-
gressive team, and it should be
an exdUo1 came."
Bartow said bi.a main worry
against the lrlab is defending
a1a.lnst their pants.
One ol ~oae guard• la
freshman Rich Brann.Int. an ez.
Marina Htgh <Buntlogton
Beach) star wbo •cored elPt
point•, lnclu4lnt th• tam•· whmlna points, in ND•1 uplfll
over UCLA. Brano.iDI htt a layup
and ~ two '"" throws In tile ..... ~•ad .. averqiq
nine POinta pet same.
UCLA tua rd l\a1moncl
ToWDMDd, COOIJdered by 81110W
to be bis ~st backcourt dt-
feader, remained In • Bert.Ny
boapital Monday bavtnc treat.
ment for what "u deaciibed aa
an ''ulcer-related W.O..."
Townsend became lll 'l'burMQ
wben t.be Bru.trus we,.. pll1inc
Cal at Betteley.
On TV Toni@ht ~
• p.m. <1> -NM a.a•n. BALL-The L(llj Anti.IM Libn m.-.UM&JqalnX.. .. Qt.J.
'' l'i very, very u.n.Utety be'D
ptay agalnst Notre Dame,"
Bartow said. •
,,.. Brulna, •bocked 1n tbeir
P. ac-8 opener by Oregon, audcfiea,. lY' flnd tbemeelva ln a Joa·Jam .t
tlte tof of tbe conference,
Wa1blncton. Ore10~• W .. binltGD State and Ua..A
are tied for tbe Pae.a lead a.ueeorc11. · ''I reall1 didn't tbiDk tt wwN
be tbll dole,'' Bartow tald ol tlae
eoafennee nee. "Htct we,._
tbe <>rep win, we'd ha" • lD awfully 1ood tbape. •• ,
UCLA la comlol ott 'ft~
O'ler Cal, 8t·7t. ud stanford,
lOC>-18. ·•we are ~leased with our
northern trip,' the UCLA eoad
remarked. "Marques JobmoO
bad a ire•t weekend, wttb Jt
pointa .,alnst Cal and %1 aca.lmt
Stanford. and be hit 23 of Ida JI
field toal attempta." 1
Bartow UC> bad kind wor::J. 1opbomor1 David Green
wllo leor.d a carut-htp 8'
polDU 1Dd bad lS reboudi
., .... Cll, ~ JMlmped IQ• potnta a llad nv. nbot.l9dl ..alalt Stanford .
So:nth Coast Loop Fives
"es11me Actj.on Tonight .
SlmsetLe-e
A nmdowaca tbefow IUIMI:
DANA -..... (l.J) AT MN
CLS•8NTS (l•O -St•n Dell-alo'• TrttoDa bold • de-eWn MO* MYADtq• OY• the
Dolpblm IDd .,.. wol"ldu Oil a .......... wtmduttreai.
Raabd No. 4 ID Oralll•= t1. tM TrttGal bav. btft
baluac.d ICOr1.q from &.J c
Tim Dunham (18.5). U Ted Bet·
UA11 (J2.8> and U J'ohn Canon
(12.1).
Art leaklns • Dolpblns, '7-8 cner·
all, are ltd by tb•lr tallest
player, 8-2 Stu Hein, who is acor·
lot U.1 points.
&t roao (1-1) AT lllBON
VJ•IO (1-1) -Neither team ....
&D)'OM taller tbu W , and boCJa
have q\&lck players who aboot
well.
B~t Wendell WlU't Cb.lrlen,
rated No. tin Oranc• County and
1°"4 overall, have more aboottlJI
threats than Dave k.lnc'• UD• Jue~ Mv Dtabloe1 7-8 on ~
Huon aad loMra or thr" clreu1t
l•m• by a &ob! ol 10 POlnta.
... Gani Bob Chartei (11.1) and
8-1 forward Mark fUJJ (18.0) lead
El Toro, wblcb ta alao &$inl t .1
point.a I*" eame fro"'-. M Mite Hill.
C.ter Mlke Bolter (10.1) and
guard Bemle Hawkbla (10.1)
spark IOlsloo Vl~o.
Barons Favored
To Capture Title
CORONA DEL MAB <U> AT
UNll'Emll"l'Y (1.J) -The Cd.II
Sea Khlo. 11-4 onrall and No. 2·rankecf ln Orance County, ha· ven•t been as tmpreaalve ID
Jeasue as In the pre-aeuon. but
appear to bave too m\&cb n ·
perleoce for lbe inconailtmt Tro-
Jant. Fountain Valley Hl1h'1
larona 04·1) are tbe over·
wbelmlna choice to capture tbe
lhaQHt IAque bukttball Cham·
ptonabip -but second place la
up for sr•be with any team h'om
lb• balance of tba clrcu.lt a re-
llllUc comeader.
Loop boltlllty opeu Wtdnel·
da7 nlibl and hen'• bow the
Dally PlkJt "ees tbe race:
F..ealll Valle7 (H·U -Tbe
Barona appear to have e nc their way with four
ra avera1ln1 ln double
, led by alJ.purpoee iuant
Geor1e Bart1oe.
Coatb Dave Brown bu Bar· t1os (1'7.4), Scott Pord (18.2)
ROHf Holmee (U.3) and Bnt
Wl{kjMOft (11.1), in addtdon to
d•pth (M Gre11 Svallladt, 8-7
lllke Heide and 6-3 Bo Boxold>
at the flftb apot.
All t.b1a and a matcbup IOfte
defense that has created pro-
blem• for 14 vtetlma.
Baatlncton Bead1 (t.7) -
After their customary s low
start, the Oilers of coach Elmer
Combs have shown vast im·
provement and are 1tven a
slight ed&e on the field -
altbou1b many ob1etvera
foreaee a three-way tie for
second lnvolvtn1 aeveral com· btnationa.
·Cary Burt, Gary Contreru
and Clarie Sima are tb• core ot tbe attack, but added th epower
'\
QCC Players Sip
Orqt Cout Collet• football playen Pat Millican and Tim
Hick.I have 1lped letters d ln· taat &o play at four-year acbOOll
next aeaaon. Millican, a de ·
faalve tackle, will attend the
Uttlvenit)' 0( Miami, Fla. wblle
Hick.I, a defeoalve back, will play
for Cal <Berkeley) . •
frolb lltke D' Alt1aandro and
Tom Peltoleal bat turned the
OUen IDto a better team.
"Martaa (f.f) -The Vlk·
tn1• • pcMDtial llea in a 55-64
tournament Jo11 to Fountain
Valley, but seven defeat.a Ln all
are keyed by the lack of lhe con·
11atent tmide game or outaide
•bootina· Tony Warren (15.'7 ) and
Leland Bruce (11.4) are the
lead!u tCOren for coacb Steve
PopoVlcb's o\&Uit -but like
HunUQstm Beach and thereat.
tbe Vlkin11 do not n1ure to
dominate. a.-< .. t) -Tbe Cbarpn;
bave shown the a_bWty to atay
wttb and def eat IOod team.a (lite
Corona del Mar and Warren>
and a suicide 1cbedul e
camoufla1e1 Edlaoo 'a record
aomftbat.
Pacing coach Don Leavey's
crew are w Ed Bell, M Bob
Herson and guard Mik e
McCourt.
Jack Tm, a M aenJor forward,
may be the leaiue'• beat play•.
leading Corona del Mar wtth an
18.S average. Senior pard Paul
Akin, a clever pJaymaker, is
averqing 9.2 polnta.
The Trojans, 20-polnt loten to
San Clemente and El Toro, are
led by 8-4 Junior Roaer Poirier
(15.6).
LAGlJNA BEACH U·a> AT
COSTA MESA U ·S> -Both
team• need • will JI lbey hope to
remain ln pouJble playoff COCl· tent.too.
The Mesa Mustangs rate u
favortleil off their two-point loss
lo San Clemente and three-potnt
defeat to Corona del Mar. All
three Muatao1a ' front· line
1lartera are avera11Q1 lo double
llaures, led by w Steve Parrino
0 '7.9).
Only 6-6 Ben Bacon C18.1) la
scoring in double figures for
Laauna.
MD Tangles
With Servile
Newport Harbor <•·1> -
Another team witb the ability to
stay with moet, the S.ailon of
coacb Jerry DeBuak could be
the 1\U'Wlae of tbe circuit. Four
of the Sailors• seven l0t1ea have Servite HlCh of Anaheim in·
bees1 b)' three potnla or lees. vades Mater Del Hltb of Santa
Rob Galey and Rolf Schwalbe An• tonight tn an An~1a League are the Bailon• beat 1n a aquad b k~~-11 m.1 i. ........ loaded wttb balance. Steve Tim· " 'l:'UMW CO&UaJOD, a-at 7:30.
mom <M> ii on the mend from For Mater Del'• onee-beak'o
.a ankle injury and hll ret~ Mon.a.rchl, ft'• a must-win IJtua.
will belp. lion qainat the 1.0 Frian ol
W .. habltS.r (l·lt) -The Serv1te in lbe 10.tame Aalelua
Uoaa bave been beset by lo· race.
1url• amc. the aeuon began, Servile ls ranked No. '7 in
llflt loltq tuard Ray Foster. Oranie County •• Dotcb ahead d
then ace Mike Sodden. MaterDei, wb1cboperate1beblnd
Sodden la back and with Tim four-year1tarterlCmScbult1.
Pa1e. the Uooa of coach Jon ScbultshuaccumulatedGhs·
Borchert bave the capabillt)' to at.Its and II t.brM behJnd the CIF
sta)' wtth and beat any ot the caner record, Ht lat JUI' by
o t b t r r o u r v 1 l o 1 f o r Rieb Branntos of HWltinllon
teeoad ... but so do the rest. Beach'• Marina W1b.
Rtlftter. But £A()C
Alamitos
Racing
Results .... ........,
MlllT'M aACll -400 yt,._ I Yfft
olda. c1.im1,,.. l'llf1' 11•. ()refy DI IDl!emNlts.• ._. 1 ••
Racing
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S•ddl•back Colle1• '1 Deob1a
Smith CCllltlnU. to •et a bot IC'Or· IDI pace wtlh a 21.4 av•r11e lfter' ao balket.ball aames, accoN!q to
atat.JaUca tomptled by tbe Dally
Pilot.
Smttb and teammate Tim-.
llaaw (J,1.9) rank 1·2 LD U.. lat.t
art• lCltaUIUcs.
PMl 8oldm baa the leadlnl Herqe (11.7) for Oranp Collt, "1aUt Jolm Hlncbler (U.1) ta the
•eoorwforOoldein W•L ,
Golden West ts the lone area
t.am ID action toni1bt. Tb•
ltuatle ra, 1·2 In Southern
P-alllcimla eonr .... ce l>IQ. bOlt toe Aaiet• etty eou... <o.a>
tonl&btata.
Tlie RutUn1 bave an 1·10
teuon record while LACC ii HJ.
OCC'a Pl.rat.., 1 15-M cwer-
Umtloter' to San Dle10 M•1 ln
U1elr South Cout Conference
Ol*ler lalt Satutd•Y nitht. take on 1u.rprtalna Fullerton (2-0)
Wed..S., at OCC. hlJertoo l.t' hwb from a 8'-5' victory over
Oenttal.
ADd leddlebaek, 2·1 in Miuloo
Coafmmee play and u .. for tbt ••aacm. II idle unUJ Saturday wben tb• Ga\lcho. travel to
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EeoDo•ists Rap Budget
REW YOU <AP> -PrelSdmt .......... bWSoo federal buds«
propoNJ will not reduce Wt·
employmmt or boolt ec<IDOIDlc: sroWtJa Wa year aa cnueb • be
pr•dlcta, Hvtral lnOaenUal ee DDom.istl n.y.
But the eccmolJllsta said UM el·
feet"' the l'ord budlet rullY la
•ot Important, b•eau1e
Pr91deat elect Carter la apect. ... to IUbaUt \0 COQIJ"ell next
• ebnce of coo1re11loDaJ •P·
proval because llm11ar cuta la
toclaJ Welfa.t'e PfOCl'&m.I lucb •
food 1tun111 were r~ by
Congrea laat year.
T6e Ford buclaet would ac·
compl.llb tu 1oala th.rouCh a
packqe"' tu cw. iDCl'MM9 1D
defeme tpeod•nc and euta lD
eodal welfare~
TBS NBW IWDGft would Co
Probe of Firms Sought
Accounting Companies May Get Scrutiny
W ASRINOTON CAP) -A
s-a&e IUbcomm.ittee w..rta tbe ., •• oce DepartmeDt to to·
•..u,.&e wt.ether the natloo'•
Jar1e1t accowrtln1 flnDI have
b9eD inwlved lD antltrult viola·
Uoal to tbelr'rote u ln4epmdeat
audJtAJn.
TAKING
Sl'OCK ) tbe lint ~ eondJUoa "' tta previously ann01lDCed airee-
meat with PC1ndN1 bank Madera
for the dlaehai1e of approx·
lmateb' •. 9 lll111bl ID oatltlnd-lna b>debtedDeu.
Ila a report made public over Uae weekend, the subcommittee
said the committee atructure ol
the American Inatltute of
Certified Public Accountants
pro•tdea the ao-calted "Blc
£11,bt" aecounttoa flrma "wtth
an opportunity to promote anti·
competitive practices b7 meet·
IDI t()!etber pri'lateJy and
•labU1l>'n• important auditln1 and 8C'COUDtiq policie5."
prtc.. •'wtlJ n1M the price ol tea
aDd coeoe lf there ls an iDcreue
ID ccmumptlao." llalec:ela sakl.
Colfee Ii me of Taman.la '• ma· Jor foreign excballle earners. lta
income from cottee baa IQOre
tban doubled alnce froeta ln
Brull last year cat world eattee
auppllea, but Malecela aald COit.i were riliDI as well.
'the '1ol1da park, opened lD
1H7 u tile company's flnt
African wUd Ute preaerve and
tbeme-amuaemeat park. wu
aold to the W1llh1re Ccrp.. ol
•Palm Beach, Fla., for total cab
eoaOleraUoa of approximate17 '1~.000. plus tbe estinlUlabment
of approximately sza.ooo"' ln· ~r~pany lndebtedneaa.
Net..,...P,_lletl ,.. ....... ,,.,.
Tbe aubcolt1mittee refft I od to
.. excealve concel!traUon" tn the
auppl.y ol audlt!ng and account·
to& aervlcea to publicly owned
COf'P'Jratlom.
LOS ANGELES <AP)
Preliminary programming plana
for a propoeed fourth televilton
networtt have been ano~ by
Metromedia and Oallvy and
Mather advertialnc qency.
Tbe Oraqe Couty chapter ol
the American Soetet1 of Vlom•
Accountanta will welcome the
members of tbe Society of
California A~ta to their
joint meeting at 8:30 p.m TbuJ"I.
day at Sadaleback In.a, Santa
Ana . .... er~E--
DAR ES SALAAM, Taman.ia
CAP> -II consumers boycott cof.
f•, reta11en may slmpl.y raise
pric• on tea and cocoa, says
'l'uunlan Agriculture Ki.D1ater
Job Malecela.
The fomtb network la to to into
operation ln the fall of um, said
Dick Woolen. procrammtni vice
presldemt for lletiomedla. and
Howard EatoQ. senior .tee pres1.
dentfcr()gilY7 and Mather.
Mu Dau&bert~1 immediate
past president of uie Society of
Califomia Acocountanta, will
join members of the American
Soclety of Women Accouotanta ln
a dlaculDon of cbao1ea ln in·
come ta laws for 1976.
s.1 ... ~r.r1i
Lloa Coutr1 Safari Inc. Make reservations b)' calliq
Ann Hardman at 5".Q06.
The aame retailers uqlng a bo>'cott of coffee to protest bigb IrvtDe. -announced •• of lta J'lorida park ad aatlafaetioa of
.,_.._._T• ....
Dl!AR PAT: I ordered an ltbaea SUpteme Gun
Model 11 ln August ms. from Parker DtstriWt«s Inc. I Miit the compaay $212.15 wttb my order and
tba mother' t:20 to cover lncreued eoeta. lb let-
ters tnqu1rlag aboutdillverf bfeJuiblDOresponae, so
I ftDaU1 pbonecl. I aUll couldn't 1et deftnite lnfonna.
tloo about delivery or a refund. I need aome help at
WI point. &. W., Colta M•a
ftle C..O.er 8ettlee .,........ ., Parbr
.,.........., ..,. louted • •••• er• Lue • Hopewell Jwllla, NY USD, SQ'I JNt __,...,
U...._cdmde4.Twe..-c ... 111..,..b7*' ........... ",...... .. ,., ts.
la ·~ lt7t, Parker m.. a peltllla for ~ .... a.1.-r 0. u.ter .... ~. wllidt '9 'f::ealle .. ..a. .. ,..,.,, ~ .._ ....... ..._ ... .._,,,I_ .. .....
... ,.,, dal ..... u ................ ....
_., I' ••• 2 n•nAlr--. .,... .... ~ ftldiC.-. bee. a. Pubr
WU ... MCZJ? ......... OoweNr, ---U9e .... ,.., ........... .., all lllllit'•U... ...
pllee were._.. .... ..,..,. wa& JlllftlW. >an. .. ,. tbt ... aD cw11 mna "'9 Ila"..._
..... for beek erden • 1cfwda ue...., .-............... C.-.el rwdertlll • ,. , ....
... "' 2 _,_ ...... ac1 fl I '•l ....... ftna ................. ~ ......... ...
................... nim •• ~,.
I ? 'lee •a1 wrta. t. tM tJ.& DWrtd ~
•• '"'"' Dfllktd fl New y ..... a. ........ ,. N.w Y• • 8. ........ 97. New YM. NY lf7tL y_, ...... .m .. ,....,.... .... .,,.... ....
~-....
Are .4.••IN,....._ Emlet"t
DEAR PAT: My n.atlve Californian plrenta will
be c~ t.belr Golden Amdvena.ry th1a year. •1 mother mentioned to me that wbtn she wu
1oai. DClt that mU)' couplet aunived tocetber UD·
U1 tlMb' 9a&b •Clddlni ~. Sbe said, aDd I ..,. ... um tt 1a no 1oapr uaat 11DCWDmoa. 11.t of
Got a problem? Then write to Pal Dunn. PoJ will
cut red tape, getting the an.noera and octjon JIOU
Jteed to solve lnequitiu in govermnenJ and bim·
neu. Moil uour quemona to Pal Dunn At Your
Service, Orange Coast Doily Pilot, P.O. Boz 1560,
Colla Mesa. CA ~. Include ~r telepho7Je
number. The column appears doil11 ezcept
Saturdo111.
my parmta' friends have observed or are about to
celebrate ''The Big 50." How about the couples wbo
tie tbe mot right now? Are their cbancea for a
Goldm Anniversary 1Dcreaa1D8?
G.JI!., Costa Mesa AY8 crldeded die Amaka c-cB el Life
bAum for 1fT:Jr wwer. lt reperta tllat die odds
for a ZJ.,ar..W •aa ud •"Zl·Jear-Gld womu <&Ile
n:a aelll •••• ages tor ftn& •=:f:> to he I081 _,.to~ SI Jean ol ma _, un
di.mW from Ht to per 1,M marrt .. e. 4utq
Ute pu& 71 Jean. ne...,.....,..,orm.U.11 daat more~ ~le are cltvordal ~ ever reachlDJ &ha& Coldea ...... , fte ....... clltwee ....... Rtpled
dutaa &Ila lu& llalf-c:eatuy. Tiie claaacee for
readlllq die Golilea AuhenarJ Uft IJiereued
eY• f• ,.._ ........... aecG9d •ant.ace
or I•._ _.. •urJ f• &IMI fin& u.me laser la
Ute •
'l'lae~ ,.,. .. &btaa.piewlda a U.1ear· .W~11• ...aa•1euoklbrldellHea71att dluee eelelwa&e a.etr alJyer (25-Jeu) ... .a • ......,. Yeu ....-. ;:•UIJ wOl bye •UIY
aon 7ean &oce"er. Ult.In ladlc:1&e &la& ce1111'-"'9 lie dae Imo& a& as•• a.dQ eu loc* ,.,_.,.. .. ....,''Um" UJdYel'SaryeelebnU. -It
1ean fll marrla&• a& leu&.
•eec.r..,lelfotlfmoe ...
DEAR PAT: Ruaia obviously ia pUabin&" its
athletic tn1D1Dg and competitive atilla, judgin&
from the Olympic Games. A few yean aao there
wu a lot ol talll about bow the USSR wu outpadng
the USA tn trainln1 qualified acleotiftc penoanef,
Partieulatb' docton. How does that situation at.and today. or bu lt been forgOUen! ·
R.O., Minion Viejo
Tlat l1ded States IUll ILaa ..... playaldau per
lall•Wl..C Oum.., otlaer ~la &lae world. Tbe
Beallll '-raee luWa&e &ellt AYS &Ila&, overall,
dlere are aa ..U.a&ed •,M tdhe ud la1dhe
__.. .. &lae Uld&ed 8'acee. ... fot ftelJ Ul peo-,ae. 1'lae 8"114 Ualoll 41oea ,_a fabtJ doM sec ad,
............. toe'fer7111people.
ouAUTY 1n1urano• Air Fare
Hike Ok'd at reasonable prices!
AUTO HOME
OWMBlS
w °'91 ......... 'llA·
1150.
.,......, 567 R,S.000 • • • • • • • •• •
W ASHINOTON (AP>
-Tbe QYtl Aeronaut.tca Bovd hll irantect a 2
percemt fare bike to the
nation '• domestic
alrUMa.
At the aame time, the
board aaned to let the
carrlen put the price
bikes Into effect tn
February rather than
Immediately .
COUl•I IT•DINT •
a111•u o••• 11 • ..... $IO.ooo . -~~' I 66. ............ s..tllil .• L.I .....,. ...... ......, ....... .......... 1-------------•--------------1 A spokesman for the YAC lll9$ board ta.id tome aitllnea
f
STOii KEB as
FACTOllES
APARTMENTS
COMTRACIORS
OB PALEY
ASSOC, INC.
I •
n • I planned to ralae tbelr
price• Feb. 1 while
otMn planned to watt
until tbe a:UddJe of that
montb to bike tbelr rat41.
IMGE IOAT DISaUm
01IMDB) CUSIC
10 MEXICAN WATlltS
t'OMMllQAl BOATS
Tbe price hike means,
for IMtuce, that tb• coet
of round-t.rtp, coach fare
ticket from N.-Y«t to
Dallal '#JU Jump f1'0m
U. prtMDt 12.Sa to tzlT.
C.ll 142-H71.
P11I •few WOf'de to work lot
Into._. .. tbe fourt!a quaft«ol
tllit,.. and would .... fedenl =-"......u l.D ...... ..... bUUoD a.er ftlcal tm.
Otto l'.cklteln, a memblrol tbe
CouDdl ol Beoaomic Ad.-.
under Pre1ld..at L1ndoo B.
lobMaD aDd ~ ol DU
R..ourcel IDc., sat Ford'• 1""
boctpt na-Deeded melft tu
Cuti or 'rmcn federal,,....., .. '° meet bl.a im 1rowtb and .mpao,men& .,m.
Eric Herr, ebiet ecoDOCDilt al
tbe r•eareb firm Lionel D. Bdle
• Co •• ~ ''Tbe ftaeal stmee of tblll ~ would DClt .,....
ec:OQOIDte ll'OWth aboYe I= lD the ealmd11 )'tar Im. rowth
would be cloler to 4.$ percent
tbu the 5.2 l*'C8Dl FOl'd ~ cUcta.
''9PJCAUR oaowra WOGld
be tower. unemp&o,mm would
be a little blCber than U.. 7.J ps· cent Ford toreeaat. •0 11errMld..
Milton Frtedmu, the eon·
1enatlve eeoaomlat wbo ..._ a
Nobel Prbe In ec:cmomJea tlYa
year, aaid tbe bod1et'a prtc:e
.. ttm.t. erred "oa U.. low aide"
beeaUM ol tbe planned f''1 bWioo
deftdt and becauM ol Utt lDfta.
~ .nect ol ldPer ftdsal
1pendin ••
Fried.mu ai.o aaJd l'Ol'd•1
plan to 1Dcr1111 8odal Secwlb tu• would dileourqe an iD-creue ln emplofmeat.
IN ALL CA8B8, tlu
economlata felt that Ford'•
bud•et, releaaed three d171
before be leaves otftce, la Bkely
to be larcely t1oored by
Coqnu.
"Everycne la reall1 wattmc for
Mr. Carter," said Dou1laa Greeawald. clUef ec:oaom11t at
Mc:Oraw-Hlll lne. "Wttb C.onlftiU IO beaYtly Demoentk,
J doubt that tlw!v wUl do mudl wttb P'cll'd'• plUL1• can. 1a apec:ted to aubmlt a
more ltimulative budget pllll to eon,... by Mareh l . AceorcUnc
to • Caater budcet adYilor. tbe p~ already bu ...
Jected molt of tbe cuta lD IOda1
weUare Pl"Oll"llDI proposed b1
Ford.
PaBSIDBNT'S FASEWBLL -Motor car Dealer Aun. ot Soutbelu Califonda president Tlleodore Robina Jr .•
Colta Meu. left extends farewell to Jam• A. Gorman, l1&ht. rtt.trtDc execlltive vtce pl'elicSeat ~ the lfOUP· Gormm came to the aaoclaUoa In 18S1. ..
Car Dealers Report
Top Go~ for '77
BJCULCU8TBNUN ... OllllY .......
Two ID.tor commuaicatklm IOU baft bMD Ml a1llriam71lrT :
tafCltlbJtlatllob-Carn.lenAaoc.afSoutbenaCellfomla. -j
P1nt ii• Jll'Oll'&m of~ tbe public wttll tbetwtima ot .a.e • cteam 8Dd ldl eoutributic8 totbe commQDltJ. ~
SeeGDd Iii a more IDt.emtw fl· ( 1; rn~t:.•:= IN HIGH CE4R ~ rea tape deaJen CODllder UD· _ _ •
DeCellU'y because tbe)' lay COits ulOdlltloD aecua .. •Ice prwt; ; ::* .. ~ paued on to tbe cm-dent. He manqed tile deal.t '
llDce 1111. He Iii auee..s.d
TBZODO&& &OBINS IS., Boolle. Lot ~ outcome pnetdm& oltbe --a. BumlMr auto editor. .
tion. allO arsed dealers It a ~ *
eentmeetln•totntemUytbllref· O&ANGB COtJNTY._ lJTll fOl'ta ta aUDDOrt qt whmtary tett-Annual IDtenlatlona1 Auto Sbow, ·
l n 1 and .. c: e rtl flea tl on of provldlq mo&or1lta an all-bHmtso. .
mec:b...., under tbe tpcmonldp place Ylew ol tbe latest can, wDJ :
of the Nation.al Imtltate for be betd .t tbe A"lheim Call'9!
AutomaU" E:acelleDee and to UoDCeater, ll'ebnaary 17-21.
Coopel .. wttb Califcnia COID· Announcement of the ftve-dQ .
munlt)' eolleeea tn people Jll'O-event waa made by llarnJ
fe11lonal careen tn a~ve Hien. e&ecutlve Hcretar1 ·
Mnlce. manaaer of &be llotor Ca.r ·
At tbe dole of the annual meet-Dealert Aaeoe. of Oru1e Couat;r;:
Ins. directors and memben and the Orange County Deal•:
boQored Jamee Gorman, rettrtna SentceaAuoc .• apooaon.
Over The Counter
MASD&J""9
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Tue&day'e
CJoeiug Price&
T\!!cf!x, Januuy fa, 1071 l/N OAILYPll.OT All
,, It'• 'Litt~' 7~EIBVen
·., lOlll'ON lll08KOWftJ ,. "
ftldt t«aJI chalo lat men_.. la tho Uatted Mal Q.an.,otMr, •
Tbe amwer ls neilber Sa!eway. l'lor A • P. the tw Jars~• opera.tori o( 1-.pennarkets. Each bu more th&n ,_ ....... bearinltta~
,... ~is not SN.n. loebuet. Ule WClrld"I Wctst "ntatl1r lsa terma of dollar ••l•• volume. Soan Jat• bearly. 900 st.oree 1lCrOll the COun·
try.
The answer is not
.JCPeoney. second to
Sears aa a 1eneral •
·Money
Tree
· merchandise ~taller. PtN\ey nm1 aoout 1,650 stores.
And the answer Is not S.S. Kresge, whose network of K·
n:>art d.Ulcount bousea bu mad•lt'the rutett arowing com·
pany among the gianU of reta1Uq. There are now some
r • 1.200 K·marta In the oaticm.
NO, THE COK&BCI' ANSWER TO TIDS quis is the
Southland Corp. of Dallu. Soutblancj operates or franchises
the 1·Eleven convenlenet stores. There are now a,ooo of
these unlil, more food ouUea than Safeway and. A & P com•
billed •.
'lbe 7-Eleven pbenomenon is a creature of our times -
and in upt of what it does dispense, lt may be a misnomer
to caUJtafoodouU~t.
It's the at.ore for people who forgot to stock up with
cigarettes at the aupermarket or wbo ran out of weeds. At a
typical '1·Eleven, ct&arettes accouot for 16 percent o!
purchases.
rr8 THE STOil£ FOR PEOPLE who need to pick up ll
six·pack ol beer or a bottle or wine. Beer and wine
repreeent 15 percent of dollar volume.
Or it'• the store for people buying paper cups, toile~
paper and other nonfood items such as razor blades, soaR
and Tampax. That ,ccount& for another 18 percent of pure bases.
lb short, at least lialf the items ~ugbt at a 7-Eleven are
not food, at all. Beyond that, m:z 7-Elevens have spits or
grills to diapenae "bot to go .. I . And more than 10 per-
cent of 7-Eleven.s now have a self-service gasoline pump.
n ALL ADDS VP TO A VOLUQ of about $1.6 billion a
year, which makes the 7·Eleven ope-ration bigger than the
Grand Union supermarket chain or the R.H. Macy de.Part-
ment store ayateio.
Southlmd Corp. ltsell is a mixture that IOtll ll"om the
sublime to the ridiculous. Wblle St's running th~e tbouundS
of mtni·marketa where kids buy Slurpees and potato= and adUlta pick up a pack of Marlboro and a carton of ,
it alaclaerves the carriage trade on New York's upper East
Slde'tbrough ill ownership ol the Griatecle matkets ud tbe
Charles & Company goiirmet shops.
One' way to look at the 7-Eleven phenomenon· ls as a re-
volt ._.ainst the supermarket. People certJtnly don't 1h<19 a~
a 7-Eleven to save money. They do shop there to save timJ
-who wants to go to a supermarket to buy a pack o?
cigarettes? '
TREY ALSO SBOf' TUEU BECAUSE THE 7·Ele~
may be open wben otbel' ltcrel are not. The name. •ci.
Eleven," does not reter to crape but to the fact that the
stores originally were open from '1 a.m. to 11 p.m. Toda1'.
well oyer half the 7-Elevens are open 2' hours a day. And the
average 7-Eleven unit does one-third of ita buafness Oil
weekends.
What else is dlfferj\llt about a 7-Eleven eonveoience
store? The customer ma, SoUthland'a ft&ures allow that 68
percent of all tta ctl5tomera are ~e. An4 19' percent are
chUdrer1 and teen.agers. TbiS ls not tl\e place for serious
sboppers. The average ~t.omer purch.ue la $1.40 and half
the customers spend len than three Ql.fnutea in the store. Try to do that in a 1uperm8J'ket.
4ih,.quarter ~eport
Dampens Market
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NEW YORK (AP> -Govemment statistics showing
alower-tban·expected. economic growth in the fourth
quarter of last year pushed stock Orices into another decline
today. Trading waa 4ctive.
The· Dow Jones averase of :iO induatrtal stocks, off 37.48
points in the ftrst 11 sessioos or 1977. was oU another 4.82 to
9q.'3.
LOlers outnumbered gainers by about a 3-2 margin
am one New Yor.k Stock Exchange-listed isaues.
The Commerce department reported that the nation's
Grop NaUonal Product incru.sed at a 3 percent annual rate in the fourth quarter, after adjuatment for lnflation.
It was the smallest quarterly growth figure for the broad"
meuure at economic •ctivity since the end of the 1974·1975
recession.
Most Wall Street estimates were jenerally clustered
around 4 percent.
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P10tects your dog flDm ha281'ds such as Automobiles, dog llghfs. nelghbol•'
galfJage, children,-_,, etc. i++FS your dog to ex81'dae and roam your :
8ntlre JJIDll• IF without 1811tralnt.
FREES you to let him out anytime night Or day and know he won't lea11e your prop• ff'~
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Dear Friend:
Until now, when it ca.. to •1etting the dog out"t do' owners didn't ban mcb ot a cboi~. The)' either baa to
take bia out per80D&lly, or keep bill on a chain or in a pen.
Tbe on~ other choice ne to tenc• in tllei.r propert7 wbich
1a eatre•l)' expenei•e and not at aU eo11pl ... nta17 to the appearance Ot their b09t. Even taailiH wbo can attord the exorbitant ootrt. ot coiwenUonal fencing have found that
fences often ti.Me dO not keep their dog in the yard.
SoHbow their doe 1a Just .-rt enough to find an open door or an open gate or be'• Just strong enoup to dig
under, Juep or clillb over the ten~. And wben he:t.e a out, be can pt hit by a car{ hurt in a do& tilbt, lck t roa eatin& garbage or e.en ost or stolen.
The Invisible Fence gives )'OUr dog all the r be -
needs to run, pl&)' and exeroiee aQ t1-, 8Jl7 da)' whether you are boee or not. Hie onl.7 bOundar!e• •ill be )'our
propert1 line.
Sound too &OOd to be true? You baYen't beard the best pert yet. Tb• Invieible Feaoe ie ~ le .. tban the cost or a 4-toot cbain link tence. Ae one Who baa work94 •1tb
doge all ot hi• Ute, I can ~ UlMIQUivooall.7 that tbi• 1• the leut expenahe and the OnlJ' CUU'&Dteff ~ to kffp your doc in ,our 1ard wbi1-lhiC bi9 co.plet• trHdoa to run and pl&)'.
The ln•l•ibl• F•noe bU bffn demc>anratecl tor -.n,. of ~ •etaln&rian tr1~ and tbe1 ba•• been 80 UIFrffMd with its etfecti"M .. and baralff8M• Ulat~ h&ye be&un r-eoc.endin& it to their customers. BYl"n the S.P.C.l.
wbicb baa a f ira poller not to endor.. &11¥ eo111eroial product bae &Oii• on reocrd •1th a PbUadalpbia·a1'H newepape~inc the product is perteotlr haral"• to dop •
Mr nerf and I are not eal•.,..n. .. ha•• never been 1nvo1Yed in .. 1 ... but we do know clop. After JOU He how tbe In•ieible Fence worka, I'• sure J'OU'll underetand ~ d\Jrin& the peat eill 90ntbe, nine out of eve17 ten tut1l1••
who ba•e ... n it bave elected to install an 1nneible fence around tM1r propert1. We don't R1>lo1 ~ ,..Ue .. n eo rou dOn't ba•e to •orr1 about &Jl)' alee preaure. We will not even coa. •1e1t )'OU •1tbout calli~ tor a.o appoint•nt !1ret.
S111Plr t1091Plet• the ooupoft below, or call toll tree to our IOO DUllber. le will return 1our call, aiurnr an)
qu..tione rou ~ h&ve and •t up a.o QIPOintmeJ>t at rour COft"fenienoe if rou eo cbOoM. But pl .... do Mt dela,., u
all requnt• for inforaUon a.ad appointment• •ill be bandlecl on a tJ.ret•COM, ti.rat· .. "• beaie. "
Sinoere~ ~ tu.PSJ, Prefident
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CALL TOLL FRIE
1·800-241·8444
or send coupon to: INVISIBLE FENCE INC.
P.O. Sox 30089
Loa Angeln, Calltorn1a 90012
HIAl'I HOW. rr WORKS
The system Is baaed on the principle of surrounding your entlr•
yard area (front. beck. aides and driveway) with e radio algnal. The
Sta-Put system Is made up of three componenta:
• A 1mall radio transmitter that plugs Into any eockeL
• A copper wire that receives and relaya the radio algnel.
• A light-weight genulne-4eather collar with a bullt·fn trantlatorlzed
radio receiver.
The transmitter operates on 110v and comes with a 12 month"
guarantee on all parts and labor. The collar receiving-unit operates
on re-chargeable size batteries end also hu a 1 year guarantee.
Included with each unit Is a re-charging unit to minimize battery
expense. The copper wire Is stranded and coated for a long life
expectancy. The whole system operates 24 hours a day on less
than a dime's worth of electricity PER MONTH.
1. The radio transmitter Is plugged Into fJ1rY socket In your home.
It transmits a radio fignat through the copper wire.
2. Thi• copper wire la Installed a few Inches beneath the 1ut1ace
around the boundary of your entire propec:ty without disrupting 100r
lawn. There cannot be any electrical atlockl or accidents becaUH
the wire does not carry any electrical current It almply recefvea and
relaya a harmless radio algnel.
3. The llght·welght radio receiver-collar la worn by your dog In
place of hi• regular collar. •
4. When the dog comes within a pre-determined distance of your
boundary, the collar receives the radio signal, and your dog get• a
restraining correction from the collar. The correction Is similar to
that of a choke-chain but without paJn. It Is totally harmleu to the
dog, and yet he learns very quickly to stay away from the edge of
your property.
You determine the "range" of the slgnaf (the dlatance from the
copper wire that the collar will be activated) with an adju1tment
knob on the transmitter. Ill range can be extended from 18 Inches
to 10 feet.
The dog learns very qulckly to avoid the boundar1et of your yard,
and only "tests" the ayatem occaslonelly.
The lnvl1lble Fence System hu been demonstrated for vetef1n-
ar1ans In the Philadelphia Area, end they have been 10 lmPf*l"d
with Its effectiveness that they have referred their clients to u..
Even e locaJ officlel of the S.P.C.A. which hu a ftrm policy not to
endorse any commercial product hu gone on record with • local
newapeper saying that they have found It to be completely
harm ten.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS a ANSWERS
O. HOW u.ra 8"0ULD llY ~ RNCI IY81111 LM'n
A. The two lllMtronlc components, In ttMt lnvlslble Fence Syetient
are dHlgned to give you yeana of repair free ..me..
Q. IS 119 •&AR TO nte "'IWIUtQ COi.i.Mr IW MAD MOUft
A. AbsolutelY Nott They opey• on oom,i••rv dfff9rent prlnolplee.. lnv181ble Fen(p doel not Nlnn the dog many way.
Q. I• TltE1W AJlr WAY THE 9MlllLI FINCll SY8TEll COOU) HURT llY))()Q?
A. NOi It ha been proven hannlesl by an Independent 1tudv con-
ducted at a nuijOr veterinary cottage• and even the s.J».c.A.
has stated that It is harmless to dogs.
O. DOU rr WORK?
A. We put our money where our moutb Is, If your dog 11 not com-
pletely contained by our lnvlalble fence, we Wiii buy It back et
the full purchase price.
O. l8 IT !XPElllCft?
A. lt'a 80% cheeper than a +toot chain-fink fence, •nd It'• ew.
cheaper than a 101t 10 "Kennet Ei'lckleure" pen.
Q. ~I IT WORK ON ALL DOGI?
A. The only qualiftcatton Is size. A dog must be over 20 pounda.
This Is because the collar, although only 7 ounc• wot*I be M
annoyance to dogs under 20 DOui'ldt. Dog1 owr 20 poUftd1 ..
not even reallZe they are wearing the collar.
o. WIU. IN8TALLAT10N DllTUR8 MY PROPBATY?
A. No. The wire Is laid In a 1mall allt and 11 burled. It 11 vi~
un-notlceable.
Q. 18 IT DlmcuLT TO MAINTAIN?
A. Your dog's collar Is vlrtuelly lnde1tructlble, being bo~
.resl1tant end shock resistant. The only maintenance 11 en OV9r•
night charging of batteries once e month. l"he transmitter In
your house operates on 6t to 1~ of electrlclty per month and
can be left on continually.
0 . CAN THl8..IYtTEM BE INTERF'!AEO WITH BY OTHER E.IC-TRONIC DEVICU7
A. No. It Operates on 84 kilohertz. It can not Interfere nor be Inter-
fered with by <Msfde devlcea such u gar3ge door openen or
C.B. Radio Signals.
Q • ..cAN TH! IVSTlll 11! MOVED lF I MOVE?
A. If you move, or own • second home, your lrwlalble fence can
go where you go. All that'• needed at the new focetfon II th9
wire around YoUr boundaries. "this wire I• the LEAST EXPEN-
SIVE pert of your 1yatem, and can be eastly ln1talled anywhere.
•0eta111 aupplled upon reqUNt
"If we had our INVISIBLE FENCE six months earlier, our first
dog would still be alive" ...
WHAT INVISIBLI! F•NC• OWN•RS SAY
"One of our Standard Poodles was killed by a 1chool bus right In front ot our hou ... When we
.. w the advertisement for the lnvtalble Fence, we couldn't belltve It If we had our lnvlalble
fenot •Ix months earlier, our flrat dog would 11111 be aJlve. Our remalnln~ Dally, I• now
contained by Ute 1ya1em.1t has given us grnt .,.ace or mind." ••• Elaine
"I wouldn't buy the lnvlalble Fence •Y9Wm untll I checked with my Vet. He U141Nd me thet the
lrwlalble fence prlnctple It abeolutely eound •net harm'"' for my dog. I'd recom~ It to
anyone." ••• O.tvld Metzger •
"I'm a bulld=contr11etor af'd I take grat pride In tM beeuty of my own home. We have two
fr1aky tr11h era that we were forced to keep penned for their own ut.ty. I IOyed with the
Id• of fenc "V O\.lr property In, but any f.nclng ttl•t mlaht contain the dQOs would havt
dettrond ttMI' beauty of our home. lnvlalble tenctng wu Ifie anewer for ua. our tettert now fWYe me freedom they need and our landacepe remain• untouched." •.• Tim Penning
"Our 125 lb. German Shepherd 'Loci' w11 Ilka e bull In a 'china clOMt. The only exercl .. he
wu gettlne wu hi• three dally walk• on the leuh. Wt wanted to put a fence In for hl1n1 but
the prlo• Htmed way out of llnel Wt ~eren't 1ure If the 1nvl1lble Fence would hold a .hard
chArger Ilk• Loci fnL ~t after a home demon1tretlon we decided to give It • try. We're happy
to ttl90r1 that It h8I °"n 1 complete eucc ... and that w. •r• enJcylng Loci '° much "'°,. now
that ht I• PfO,,.rly ,..rc11ed." ••• 8oyd Mcconkey '
"A'°'nt1y1 th• public hP been lnfo~td of the oni•I and d1ngerou1 re1uU1 e>ett were 1ublected
tow'*1 wtl 'The BARK RESTRAINING Dog Collar'. We hid purct.Md 'The lnvlaible 'tnce'
tot our ( itt our wwnnar'-i'• Wrcrtal> MYtrat month• prior to thl1 announctmwit. and w• quite . AaaJn we oonfrontilO hJnt • to 'lnvttlbfe FenclnO'• Mfetv' and he aeured
ue tftla dar ~ mede 0n an entlr91y dfn..nt prtnclple Ind w~ perfectly Mt•. We heYe bMn dtlfahtld wun ttM freedom and 11fetv It,_ TAOOHT our •a.utan' to enjor, lftd gtadfy give out nllMI u VERY Nt"11ed ~nt of 'frwltlbte l'enoe'." •.• J.,,.. L.1 ~carter
John Maf'lh, fotmetly • tfalner of doOI tor
eight Y"" In the Ptlllldtll>hl• Area wee eo
lmprtelff With the en.ctlventM and '*"9te
ot the lmtllble ~ Systern that he 09¥9 up
hi• auooeeaful doO .,.lnl,,g b\191nea to martllt
the llM•lble ,enee Syatem nattonati,. "°""
b• ttalned hund'9dl of doge and hat dl¥OtM
hi• ~r to worklno With them. He '*'""
thlt ~ lnvltfble 'enc• System wtll ION .,
ICV9 ~ '* of "'°"-* of dOgt. -.... ,. ena~ t.r. of ttloUMtlda or dot ....,.
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Candidly Speaking
Monte Zucke;, master at wedding=
photography, helps a student
get just the nght shot of model
bride ti bndetroom. Zucker
· ~n ilJelieve in 'lin&:ups.'
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T~,J.nuery18. 1877 81
R-ites Too Solemn
S&ory ud Pllotoe
By IUDITll 01.SON
Of .. "-"' ...... sc.n
. When the Jaa~l_"I do" was said.
the newlywelda kissed and
mp'ched happily oft to mingle
with their peats !ft tbe reception.
Once .-the ir'eceivilii line was
formed, there waa no delay in
gettiq all the .iu.ests inside the
ball to have a &6Qd time.
But wait. ·what about the
ronnal pbotogHphs that go with
every wedding, the endless lining
up or brldeamalds and
~IQ.Smen ; that tries the pa-
tience and keeps everyone wait· ing? ~
The answer is simple. Monte
Zucker, rvaster photographer,
.wu on the job and every impor-
tant face already bad been cap-
tured.
There are no "line-ups" in a
Zucker wedding book. The Silver
Springs, Md., photographer em-
phaabea "pictures of people
emotionally involved with one
anotber.
"Tbe church is the place for
~.not pbotojraphy," be
Zucker, called the "master or
wedding photography," was iq
Fountain Valley to teach a class
of is West Coast professionals his
biply acclaimed t~bniques.
THERE WERE several
couples in bridal attire to serve
u models. Zucker put them in
"refined, sensitive poses" and
told bis studenUI how to take pie·
Monte Zucker puts model's hand
in position for exchange of
rings shot. This photo, too,
Is done before ceremony:
Water1ate dracted down a lot of
Republlcam, Including the in·
cumbent ttate ~tive of
the North Carobaa 4Jmict that
todudet MltelaelJ, Burke 8Jld
lln. Wileman'• home county of Awq:She1'P lucky enough to
M • J>emoeratlt nomioee tor the ~a\ure ln U74.
U.. It a t'Gfal dWrtet, like 10
mM14'iilriCti in dllt 1'--re--~ &M--'-9 wn; ~
.Lricta that ltave Nit.led the
:femlnl1t movement and the
DA.
It ii a erea ta.t 1111 ~eel
Ol1dGrl Db ret1nd ... Sam J. zmn. md eoaDtr7 musldana Ila UM dllo of LalubeUe and ~---... 'hlllr~ w., tn the ratit ... tll tbe 1830s
and t11111 U.O.. Joni bif~ SCUD· tl'J m.iM:wM ~CID llli-C1ty rdoltltlamr;•'l·.~ ..... 1M7,-~. tMy bou&hl
land On a Udle mOUlltabltop, buUt
a rwtl bome, laftQliinded tt with
Wldte rall l.•c'81. aQd looted out :.~tai\t wtadow al
lln. ... • hucllonle.
. rtd·ltaltec1 rr~ at a, sat near th.t wtndoW recenUy
tures so that no one knows a
photographer is at the wedding.
He ia interested in lteepine pie·
ture-taking out of the limellibt
because he says that weddings
have become over·
commercialized due to over·
z.ealous pbotqgrapben.
"We feel that pictures are the
most important part of the day.
But let's realize that we have to
stay in the background. Np one
should know we're at the wed·
ding."
Because of the pressure for pie·
tur~. Zucker believes brides and
bridegrooms aren't allowed to
enjoy their own weddl.ne ..
They are, instead, slaves to
superstitions and archaic rules •. :
he asserted, such ·as the belief t
that couples shouldn't see eaeh ;
other on their wedding day ~
the bride walb down the alale.
ZUCKER Bl!UEVES moet of
the picturea sboµld be taken
before the ceremoay, when the
true emoUou are abown.. "Emo-
tions can't be stag"1," he assert·
ed. "One of the mostexcitln& mo-
menta is t.be,,...t time the brtde·
groom sees the bride ln her
wedding gown. . ·
"We should quietlt be there to
capture these momenta."
' ' I ~ ·,.:.t•;t1)'f
In a tYP!cal Monte Zucker ph(Jto;. liriiJe •nd
bridegroom are relaxed and natural looking.
If a co~ple wishes to keep· the
old tradition where the bride is
not seen unW she walks down the
aisle, Zucker suggests that they
have their formal portraits taken
the day or week after the
ceremony.
This means, however, that the
tuxedo bas to ,be rented again,
that the bride' has to have her
dress cleaned and her hair done
aiatn. It offers a chance for the couple
to be photographed in a natural
setting such as tbe mountalm or
seashore, however, Zucker point·
edout.
With the photographs taken
before the ceremony and as
things happen naturally at the re-
ception, such as cake ciitt1na and
toasting, there are "no com-
plaints from caterers or cuests ·
because everyone's happy and
allowed to enjoy themselves."
The pre.wedding canc:tida also
1ive members of the bridal party
a chance to accustom themsel~es
to the roles and relax, ZUcter
added.
Someone atked ZUcker what to
do if the couple refused to be
· seen ·together before the wed·
dine. ''Do it the wroni way or our
way!" he kidded. "We've inherit·
ed an ancient group of customs.
We have to examine them. You
have to mate up y.,u.r own mind
wbicb direction you want to go."
1 Zucker, wbo took pictures at
,'bis own daucbter'a wedding iQ
()ctol)er' a11o believee um the
photographer should g~t ac-
,quainted with the families in·
volved and convince them that he
I! human too.
He ofUn spends sq to eight
houri doing a wedcllD& whtcb
may only last two hours, and pro.
vides 50-60 pictures for the COU·
pie. .
"We need to get people to listen
to us, to tntrigpe them with the
fact that they can have COD·
fidence in us. Mate a ooe-to-one
contact."
Zucker, a romai\tlcl.st at heart
( he read parts of bla dau&htet's
wedding ceremony, 1'11!DCb stie
wrote With her f1ance), \akes pie·
tures which are known across the
country for their "simplicity,
dignity and eleaance"'
BE SA.ID DURING a breat at
the 1eaWiar, which was~
by Larson Enterprises, that he
became interested In photo-
\ erapby when he was-in junior
blgb IChool.
''I saw a picture come ap out of
tbe-cleveloper and it was the molt
f~dnatin& thing I had ever seen.
I was a horrible athlete aJ,Ml I
tbou&bt thi• was somethin& I
could get Jnvolved in."
A.. be tained ~ence ln
portrait and wedding p~oto.
griq>by, he began llst.enini to,
what people were saying about
their experiences.
''P~le complained that tbt;f
weren't .Uowed to enjoy theiJ'
own weddin&," be said. "I saw
&bat people were ~their
money but not their Um« l ju!t a~tnakina suggestions." Ttlaf wu 1$ years aeo, ZUCker
said. His technique is used by
some but it hasn't spread· rapid· lY, in 1pite of the 20-2$ C!luaes and
lectures be gives per year.
But be basn 't earned the
degrees Muter of Photography
and Photographic Craftsman for
notbln1. . •
Zucker knows bow to photo-
graph peoj>Je to their best advan·
tap ~ capt~e_the merest
wtlllper of.emoti~. .
'TM BASIC.ALLY a portrait
photographer;" he clalmed. "I'm
1ntete1ted in faces and emotion.
I'm always Joolrln' at faces io ~blUplaces. .
' '!.We have to be aware ot t.he body and facial structure. We
-.hould lmow them so well we can
~ portra1ts without concentrat· me.»
· lie also .tnon bow to mate tu.
subject.a relax and be has definite
ldeaa al>out bow much more
beautif\JJ a nlaxed bride ~an be.
ZUcker •till believes in Prince
Charming ud wants every' bride
to have a Cinderella day.
ROw' . ' 1n Ru·r:al Areas
and talked about her lntroductlon
· to the ERA, sometimes eroanlng
and often laughln' at her
memories.
ALMOST IMMEDt.ATELY
~er ahe was .eleat.ed, the letten
and literature on tbt ERA start-
ed cominc to her home. She~
Scotty reid IC all ,carelullJ, ~
they cn.cu11td ll totet.ber.
They learnW qulckl1 t]sat
there WIS • lot ni-. to tM ~A
than the almt>le wor*, "SqQalltJ
ol ri&)atl U04er the Jaw 1ball not
be abrldced by the Uo1ted Stat.el
or~ atateon actc>uatolHlt."
11M aaaendmeQt ~ end • ho8t of lnequ.lUu, many ol them
petty, to whlcll women bad been
1ubject for 1eneratkn. It alto
would add to tb•lr
re1ponalbl1Ue1. matint them
aubjeet to the draft, foreumple.
Mrs. Wileman .as forced to
consider exactly wt.en abe stood
on femtnilm. Slae bad nevet con·
ltdered benelf a women'1llbeta-
tlonllt ....... t.boqh Scott a..
ddld be ••• ~.tt.:• ... .. ........ aUll,~ ... .
A• a 1b1 aod uncert•la rr.bman, llra. WINmaD wa
happy to flnd new friends «moat
the 11 women tn the J.20.member
Houle. All of them wanted her to
pledie her vote for the ERA, and
that decided her. She gave them ber commitment.
But by early im Just aft*' ¥n. Wileman'• arrtvaJ, tt wu
clear that the ERA wu not 1o&na
to aallamoetbly hlto the ColwUlQ.
tlon. u tt once had leemed UblJ
to do.
C:ONG&E88 ENDOltUD the amendment in 1m, ...ten the
women's movement was youaa.
viaqroue and virtually un·
chaU_,ed. In rapld order. it wm tbe lppl'O¥al of ....... But ln
1174, ~ tbr.-addWonal .....
raunect. .
Of t.be 17 remalnlni it.at.el, the·
feminlltl bad i. •tn .Ove to reach
• states, •hlch ii the tin..
fourtba ot Ole Union that must AP"
Jlll"OY• an amendment before It
btee>mea part of the Coastltut.lott.
IA 1176L.thf y were to win oaly one more. J"lorth Dakota.
!JI lt'rt, tbey W()O no atatet. And
by dad umt. two ol tbe ort'1Dal
raun.i•. ••rulta ud T•· ...... bad •oted to r.-e1nd tbetr
raufteatklu. Tbt femlniltl MY a
lepalatu.re cannot le1aJly do
I • .
thlt, bUt the queetlon will DOt be
Httle4 unW and unless it is test·
eel Jn a court of law.
One r .. llon for the loss of
momentum TtU a vicorous anti·
ERA movement that arose to
combat the remlnilt, pl'O-ERA
WOIQ..,. Jdpch of the battle waa
ml ltill ll befna fought amoog 1411Haton from rural diltrictl,
llbllrs. Wiseman.
T!IZ. LOBBYISTS for both
aldeel' stalked tbe hall& ~ 0..
Ncrtb CArolina lePJatW"e ever)'
day wbea ERA 'tfU oo the aien·
da Ill Jm. Mt1. WiselD1n l.a
l• ot * pre>-EllA ~ wbo ltOPPl4 tn only octalklnally to
make aure 1he wun't wavertQC.
IDcontrut. Mn. Wilemanwu
overrun by lobbyltts aa•lD•t
Dk The eul•t to deal with
w•re th•, typea who biked
bOmeinadi bread aDd Wt a loaf at 4*1l lelator's offtee u a re-
minder OtJwhere t.beY felt a
women'• work Jboul4 bl don"
The hard ooee were thole •hO
rode to JlaleJ1h, U. caqM~. Ml
PWfl f-. a di)', trnelinC U. cllurcb but• and IPOltiftl (lop.
py, octaS~al "STOP E'A" bul--
Ulftl. Tb'y crowded Into ?dn.
WJJenian's tiny office, ottering
Bibles and reading v~ they
felt showed that God wu ataimt 12t.A. lt all made Mn. Wiseman
very uncomfortable.
"Jt wu hectic during t.hoee
weeks. P.~ple were all either
bllndly for it or blindly atalnst ft.
They JU1t tore me to pieces," she
....... j
THE P•ES8URE became ~eu!arJy latenae from Mn.
\Vtaetdata'• home dlitrlct. MOit ot lt Ille recallJ, was qainlt the
ERA.
-In the North Carolina Haase. a
bill must be read and voted on
twice before It puses. U the bill u im~t. ~e the ERA, the votes-·ulce place on tei>arat.e
c!Q1. •
The 1alle.rfes wero ja,mmed
~ben the House bt•an votinf. 1be COW\L WU very dole. Mn. ~i1eman1 one or the lalt called
on the fllphabeUcal roll, cast her •1res'~ lO a Urnld volct. At Ont,
the Houte was divided »a; but ooe mtmber cbanje bis vote\ lft4
the IRA puaed, •a. on ltl fint read.Ina. The final. and cruclal
" · (!eeEU, 112)
ove
cUll' Vineeot Price. art con-
...... rar and amateur ebef, wUI
e featured cueat at a benefit
the Laauna Beach School ol
resented by DesicolAI
omen. a support croup, the an-
al dinner dance will cfl)ebrate
~ aebool'~ move to a new toca-Ji<?!' two years aio. Santa Ana Coun'1')' Club will be
\besettine Saturday, Jan. 29. .1es:.~ coc~~ wi.!te!
Eslc will be played by 1'be
iely for the Presenatloo ol
Bands. The same group will
P-rovide dance mualc alter the
Cllnner.
t Also on the agenda la a ~yst«y celebrity guest who will
entertain.
· Mrs. Jack Knowlton
l
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(left) and Mrs.
Victor Andrews
are looking at
Eagle by
~ Meph Wyeth,
a student at the
School of Art.
Reproduction of IOI Invitation
Grass Roots Debated
D&\Jl ANN ~ERS: 1A1t ~"l:...--~ ilOticld a"*" UtlM ....
ID.I iD tbl pot = .... plant. n w• m uana . ._. '"",.,,,(my ......... ... , Pat it tben .. • Job
'
Hca.. my bl'otber waatecl aotbllll to do wttb the ....... llam tbaalllt tt wu 1111b, .. 111Ufl .... b1a&
ud deddea''U.e '°°" HWe tbl*I•' waa belnl erow• bJ tbe
.,., .... 80 .... dq ft out ad DUt k bl with ber petunlu, It LI ~Ollthepalio.
I toklllomwbat lt WU,~
alle would le& net of tt -bu\ I WU
Wl'Ollf. ~can't believe the woman
LI 10 QU1. ''No oae wUl know \ID-
leu you tell." Ille tutated. At far
• u lbeil coacerned lt'a Jolt a pre. tt7 pllllt. But I'm concerned that
llom ._ •• bl trouble with
tbe lawlf eomeone reeooillel lL ~I butt out? Pleue lld-
9* 10 we CU both rad YoUI'
reply. -WORRYWART D&D WAltT: ~ te u . Wlllla• ...... , .. tlle ~ ... .....,... ... ....... •art· ,..._...._._ ..... a.
...... •UJ.) Bo-,......, ....... , . ..., ... .,.... ... , ...... bD•edla&ef.7.
If Mom cu'& H••• tile cCHU'a&e lo be a "ktller" alae
~ ..... tile poUee deput-
mea&. 'ftey will ptek I& ap.
From 81
DEAR A!CN LANDERS: Wt an a J'Gllllll ~ID oar aAd.a -m.....W two ,.. ..... We W.. .., .,.nmmt aDd wut to ltQ ......
!'be problem; n.. ----Wllo ll._ _..... bM a lq'MMJ bed.
............. Ii .. ---.... welllO'fedlD wu ~Clldtlt
6*lwtel>lllll ... ~-·mcaadll ..,_ Tbe womaa'a cw-... t romnm• ta...,..,. We can.._....., mow..-, mMe.
(To -*-mattsa wone lbe LI mudl more ald!Ye ~with
tlala mm -uauall1 lt't 9"S'J
ld&bt md twice oa weekends.> lily lllllbad and I cloD't mind
when ... are aloae-we )Ult tum
up tbe TV « rlldio. But wbeD we
have ecapmy tt LI very embar-
ruaJDC. (Oar Urine room la riPt
beneath tbelr bedroom> We
eapedaJIJ claa't lite lt wbc oar
pareata come f« dlDner md tbe
evealq.
What do you naest? -BBBT
RED IN•
DBA&B. aBD: WrMea .... ... __ .. -.... ., .....
, ......... ....,, Dla"t ~ ... v ........... .....,
Pk I• Mr e11penU-. 'fllil .....................
partJ deilNrt for diem te ~
wltla Mr dblller.
If tlata doe a a 't wer•, ......,,_.. llvtq room eelJ.
1D1,1MmeJ.
• • • ERA
The test would be tbe next dQ.
Tblnldn1 back oa lt, lln. Wlaeman cannot re-
member all tl the people-.bo called her during the oat JC boan and demanded that abe chan.le her
mind. 'Ibere were at least four~ from Burke
eowrt;y, and a petition arrived, algned by many ol
the people who lived ID the valley below Mn.
Wtaeman'• bouse. lln. Wlaeman buckled. "1 was afraid. I have to
live wttb my friends and netgbbora for the rest of ~Y life, and I didn't •ant them bathlg me," the
said.
WBEN TOE CLE&K reacbed her name tile
next day.~. Wileman answered "No" ln a
quavering voice. There were aupa lD the 1auery.
She buried ber face in her arms and cried. The
amendment failed, 61-51, and anary femlnl.sts
vowed to defeat Mn. Wtaemm and three other ~al legislators wbo had reDefed on earlier C!Om·
mttmeats. Tbelr threats were aa her mind when she bit the eampalp trail ln 1976. But not one penoo, Mrs.
Wllema ..,., enr uted about f.be ERA. What
eoneemed the people were men pratical matters.
ID lln. Wlleman'I rural diltrkt, there WU QO
fembdlt movement.
·Ann O'
Landers
DW ANN: I'm•• ......
DQl'M who ...a iD a iDedlcal
eeat8' lmpltal.. II.,-I •ar •ward to ...... IDCl&hd. laq .,..,,.
aadtbelrnilati..-t • I
A baspltal LI not a hotel. Tbe
nunee are not wallrellea or maldt. Tbey are welJ.tndned, .ctucatecl people wbo want to Sift
)'OU the belt poutble can •
We nallze that belna bl tbe
ba.pttal la not a pari.lcularlJ
pleuant aperieace -tW ,ou
are frtaNeed ud IA pain -but li'I .... cooperate wWa • .., ..
ean CarTJ oat tbe doetot'• ID-
ltl lldiam =:_you backbame ----. llOlt an nice. but tM _.. wllo .... 't make ow wortr
twke • difllmlt -and it'• pa.. tr bard tile way It IJ. Tbanb.tor
lettlDI me unload. Aon. -
EXHAUSTED INN. Y.
DBAll N.Y.: Glad lo• 1&. l'9
bet .... ... pee .. -a ,.., tlaoHa•d ltoapltal b•lleU•
boards!
ERA has meant pain and
. anguish for Myrtle
· 'Lulubelle' Wiseman. .
Lulul:lelle Wiseman bta already dedded what
she '9 &Clina to do abotlt tile ERA. Sbe iJ letting oil
the boot. •
Betting on Children
Yet, It is iD states lite NcJrtb Carolina and dis-
tricts like lln. WIMman'• that the ERA must IUC• ceed. Tbe 15 other atatet that bave not ratlfted the
amendment 'and are ~ In W17 are
Alabama, Ark.anlaa, Arbona, l\ort a, Georata. D· llnols, lndlaa, Louisiana. lliuiasippi, lltuouri,
Nevada, Oklahoma, Soutb Carolina, Utah and
Virginia. ERA aavocates can reintroduce the
amendment wrW 19'19 In 8Q1 state tbat bu not
ratlfted It.
E&AAMEBIC.\'8 EXECUTIVE director,
Shella Greenwald iJ hopeful tbat the 19'76 elections
have tipped some leatslatura toward approvtna the
ERA wbm the)' convene in sm. U they bave not.
she fean the ameodmeot will never be part of the
~
She bu announced to her eamttuenta that she
will save every piece ol mall on the ERA tbat abe
reeelYel, u ICJDI u ft coat.Ina the name and ad-drela of the eodltltuent. When the day of reekooing
comet, she will count the letten for and the letters
agalDlt. And abe will vote acccirdiniJy, no matter
wboealll. Tbe RePatrY Hotel. lntDe. will be tbe aet-tinl for the annual Mante cano Ball,'° be bas\ed
by the Newport Beam a.apgr of Internatiooal
Orpbana, ~-FridQ, .Jan. a
All proceeda trUD tbe p1a event wll1 be uaecl
for IOl'a Chlldrea's VUU.e project.
Life Ma~e Easy AT
WIT'S
END ! ....
M y k Id I t bl Dk a Oil my Dela and say,
pioneer h aomeone •iftaDk Yoo. God, for
without a dotbel 4rJtr. •Millll tbele eblklren ln
They've bNll niMd iD • tile IDl!t cmt&lr7 where woricl d electrical out. tecbnolo11 prnalla. leu, miracle f abrle1, Tbey would never haft
....-.ata-all ... Jiit-nnlved wttbdat lL
edd-w..... "'l'bank You for mu. 1'be1 don't bow wbat ln1 doors tbat eloee
an alley LI ••. a w•ber Matomatlcally behind
wrln1er ... a plffe~em. otbenrise large coal. . .a platn wblte • office bulktin1a, tcboola a h 1 r t . . . a p o and department atona
wiper. . .or a doily. would be open to all tbe
Some Of U.em have &emelU.
never Ud ptnOaal coe-'"l'llaat Yoa for drlp-
tact wttb a buem•t. 4ry d permanent pre·
bu• tramf:tn a SCl'ffD 11. Without tbem I'd
door that 't have a n e v er p e r m I t m y
1Jaa1 replacement, or children to live their
for that m.u.r, a penoo rtillt name1 &QJWbet'e.
wbo didn't~ a check-''Tbank You for bead-lllf aceount. oboael for steno or I'd ne.er loot at mJ have 1oae cleaf 10111
a&ldnD that I claa't fall
Women Invited .
,
'
before last rear.
''Thank Yoa for elec·
tric dltbwaahere. It
takes a lot to edmit the
flnt model mllde with
two band• and feet
d1dn 't wortr out. "Bow kind el You W
aaaea1 their UmitaUoaa
and pve them ovens,
refrlceraton, and' pm
that dean tbemlelvee,
''Tblnk You for ftdl·
len1tb alrror• &bat
reflect what I IQ, bot
DO one will Ult-. to.
"Thank You for 40·
gallon bot-water beaten
that &Me them tbrou&h
a complete 1bampoo
witboat wldtiDI for new
water to be&
"Thank You for
potbt compu&en where
tbeJ DO loal• ba.. to
ftDd oat IO 100D what I doo"U:now.
"My 1ratltude for
aer'OIGl cam d p&ae ad
lemon acenta to II.tr·
round om •boel tbat
bave DOt lift the feet ID three,......
"Thank You for
dlf Ital watcbea that
el mloate a lot of
teacbtq about wllleb
band lt before and
wbida .. lt lifter.
"Tbank You for Dial·
•· Prcrer for the woman
wbo can't cope until
Sunday.''
In looking over
modern tee!boolo17,
there la pcestbl1 onl1
0De tblnl tbat WU mJ.1.. aed. A dial tone on
motben tUt illdlc•tel.
"l'mbulJ."
CR£ Ek
• " 0 p
One month a year
Save29't
on our famous
Custom
Window
Libra Feels Rewarded
WBDNUDAY, IANUAllY 11
BJ SYDNSY OllA8ll
AmzB <March n.AprU J.t>: Emphalll oa
friendl, hopes, wiJbea, romllltic encounten.
Rann.lets fllrtatlon sbould DOt be blown up out of
pl'OPCllUoD. Your popularity lnereues. Doon of
~f!r-Aprtl »1181 JO): New start,
more~. sreaa-out.let for creative
abWU.-tllele are ladJeaUd.. Spirltual lnsigbta
1atDecL You bellD to dlaesD depth of your com·
mltmenta. •
GsmNI <11~·.Jmt 30): Open liDet of ==::a: or c~:.:::.= who are en or abclnlilbted may try to
wreck your self ..teem.
CANCBa (lune 11-July 22): Dll deep for ln·
formllltim. ~to accept allet. auperftclal a -
p)anatiaal. You bave rtgbt to maw about moaey anct bow lt lets tbtll way.
LIO (July 21-Au.g. 2Z): =·mt ODDOll· tloa, penons wbo want to c eap, cblcfe-and
teet. Also, you become aware of aubtle le1al
nuances -and you learn meanlnl of cooper•·
tloll.
vmoo <Aue. 23-Sept. 22): Idea become
workable. You mow wbat to do and bow to dolt.
Ae'cent on work. 1ettilll moll from special aemces. BeOesible. Alk~-
UUA <~ ZM>ct. 22): You feel rwuded tor eff«Ucii* tudet, pollcJel. ID actuality,
populmt1 lllcreue -IDd romue. ii YC7
mueb "1 IJietme. FeeUDll are lDteDllfied. ICOtPIO (Oct. D-NoT. n>: Notllint LI
tepid. ..._sm « balfw• -lt la bot or cold. all
or ............ If )'OU apeet only to pt your toes
wet, JOU eould be ln for• l&ar1llal awakeaiq.
MGl'l'l'A&l118 (Nov. zz.~. 21): You have
maretUDPort than IDtcbt be~ on turf ace.
Know it be nmble, wUl1q to Ult.en .. relative
reads H.stot poatbllitles, restrtetioos.
CAnlCOllN (Dee • .D-.Jan.19>: Money, col·
leetkm. ablllty to make belt IJOllible uae ol u -.seta -tbele are empbasiJecl.
MlCAJUUS (.Jan. 20-Feb. U): You get wbat
you want-have wtadom to want. wbat you need.
Lemar eycle hilb; Judlmeat ii on tar1et.
PllCa (Feb. 19-Marcb 3>): You C!Ould ba•e
prerDGlllt.loa -you "know" wbat is to occur.
Hospital. behind-scenes conference. confldeotial
informaUoo are involved in scenario.
UPHOLSTERY
SALE
NOWIN
ALL3
STORES
IOOMEI
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WAJ1l2 . f.t«t&
4 FL.'< u4 IN
sa.JP~
...:_r
FUNKY WIHKERBEAH
MAH CY
by Wa F. ltowa -9 Mel CaslOll
6oa( ~ rtL ~ RJ~, 4H on4e2 w.\trol 'bJ A ~~ 90Wt. ~V ~~ 64~,.& ~IS el£
THA~
0ECAUSE I
TAU< 'TO
THEM A
LOT
1UfH FllZ A
6'mAl6'tr UNE
LlKE. 1HA1'.
by Tom Bafflk
l>J~,~~ING
BEFORE ~ ~ES I mKE A ~ CD.Nf !
by Ernie l~ler
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VOU SHOULD
SEE IRMA'S
GORGEOUS PL.AN'l'S
MO-SHE
HAS A GREEN
TONGUI
THI V1ITU! OF V11A Y ALIAMT
·= .
!'l!!d!r, J!nu!y 11. 1'111
THE GIRLS
-..
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ff'" •• •J' , . ,
"Thank you-it ..in be o1ce 1o set o« ntY feet rcw a -.w ....., · .
DENNIS THE Ma.ACE
~-1-19 1l1
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~YPtLOT TU!IC!!y. JMIWY ta. tm
" .•• NQthlng leu than ·
the moat cxhllaradll9
entertainment of the The new year'• MCOOd wllq of •ta•• productiom wW be llred Wt film year to ct.te." week •• tbree local commutt1
v...-,.,.,., NrWl'ORK TlMCS theaters ad e.colle&• drama depart.
111ent unwtl their lateato«stnaa. ;.! IUlttnlJt,olf tooJ&bt 11 UM Orqe ~ CountJ p,emMre of OUYW Halley'1 from'"" •t Bnt·S.111"9 Nrw~t uPor the Use ot the Hall" at the
,... Ufll'IPll_lmft l'DM'I' _,.. ,...,... L11una Moulton PlaybouH. Oa llllitJlif~~l liJUMllM1 Tbundu the San Clemesite Com·
l!:.Y!J Are Free" wblle Oolcfen Weat Collqe
--"".. utt. tbe cwtaln on "Tbe llOUHtrap. '' !!!! ~ • munlcy Tbeat.r opem "Butterfll•
.......__....... Then on Friday Nell Simon's "Plua '--..;;;;.==-------------Suite" takes up residence at the Coat.a ----------------Mesactvtc: flnbouae.
(
"POa T8C USR ol tho Hall'' ts
)l.Ue1'1 partrally autobioe.raphlcal totaedr ~ on an WlluceeMful p&aywrtpt and liia friends. Amooe
the cut members are Martbtlla Ran·
dall, Bob Eqman, Julie Haas, TVTY
Sorenson, Jacquie Moffett and
Geor1e Woodl.
Former Luuna matiae:inl dlrector
Doug Rowe Ia dh"ect.lQJ the Halley plar. wlalcb .will be presented
Tuesdays tlU:'oulb Saturda.YI at 8:30 until Feb. S at the pll)'fiouae, IOI
Lacuna Canyon Road, Lapa Beach.
Jteaervationa 4M-0743.
"Butterflies Are Free'' mates ltl
second appearance of tbe aeaacn,
openin1 Tbur1day al the San
Clemente Community Theater under
the direction of Pe111 O'Hara Gibble.
John Elliston plays tbe blind boy,
Debbie Gates ta bls affectionate
neighbor, Joan Sidell la cast u lbe
young man'• mother wttb Peter Hen u an off-Broadway director.
TBE LEONARD Gerab•
serlocomedy will ·rqn (our weekendl on Tbundays throUgb Saturdaya at
8:JO in tbe C1brtllo ·Playhouae, J02
Aven.14• c.i,pno, San Clemente.
'Bt1ervatlC1111 '83-CM85.
Also playing for the second time of
tbe season ls Agatha Christie's classic
mystery play "Tbe Mouaetrap,"
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MUSTSIU.
41R·JSTOl1
POOL·U1,IOO Tree Uaed atreet l
prlme b~•c
nel1bborhood. Forma
eab')' to lar&e famJJy llv
1Jll room. Brick noor t cdlint flreplace. Coun try kitchen. Dine
Pla.t•t•n• terrace Rldeawa)' muter aulte.
3 baths. 22' fa.Dilly enter·
laloment room. Many decoraUoa Items, I.e.
custom abutters aa
drapn. Hurry! Woo•
Wt. OaJl -1881.
"'9.H 1110• 11 S flJH lc,;ll NICI I
THE REAL
Two HP&rai. boules•oa
a larle COBta Mesa lot. Zoaed for three more tm·
lta. IUlTOUDded by late• apartment complexes.
Thia parcel la read7 ror
deve\Opmeat. Full price sas.soo. CALL~2860 1----------~~ '
ESTA~ERS .
C: SELECT
T"PROPE~IES MISAVllDI
PtJ.BUC NO'l!CE
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G•-• 1002.-.-,...
•OLNl'S DIUIHT 3 Bedroom & den. Bia Canyoo Con-
domlnium. Exquisite fuslde and out.
Lush landscaping, 2 Jacuuia, pool,
built-in vacuum, Roman tub.
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lt'a easy llvtng ln lbia lovety shk r1 MV bome. Lee mstr bd w/atrium, 3 more bda, 2 ba, country ldt.cbeD. cathedral ceil·
hip It more Jwi\ wailing
for rig'bt facnlly. Vets
welcome! ~IM9l
just live like one, In this
ELEGANT 4 bdrm., 4 bath home in
DOVER SHORES. Separate maid's
room & batb. Spacious rooms thruout
(3800 sq. ft. of llvtng space). One of
the largest lots in Dover Shores;
panoramic view of Fublan Island,
Back Bay & ocean! Xlnt value;
$325,000.
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separately fenced for
759-0811
edded proteetjon. Also. 2 frplQ,raJaedf~lnl~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! =e b:n f~alar~'. G ... ,.. I0021G .. rClll IOOZ
water sollener. et.c.. "°" • • •• • •. • • • • • • ...... •••~I ·• • •• • • • • • ~ • • • • • • •• • • • •
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JACOIS llALTY
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EXECISTATI
MISAVllDI
BU1 4 bci. a ba, 2 •lorY
home. Great floor plan,
Italian We entrance, lg
LR w/PV stone frplc.
fr ml din rm , fa m
ldtcben. Cul-de-aac
street w/xtra lge lot.
545-94.91
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Real lstate
DOLLHOUSI
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LAST OF THI .. LOIS
. in Big Canyon, on a quiet cul de sac across from tbe private park, f ac-
ing northeast with over 100' on the
fairway and 9200 sq . ft. in all. Priced
at $150,000 • . • and that's the last or
the big lots!
Natural wood cabinets, U~l()Uf:. ti()Mf:.S nowuf1oon, lotaolwaU · pepa-and wood paneling REAL TOR~ 676.fiOOO
accent tbt.. cbumlng 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar
home. Quiet tree lined also in Mesa Verde, at 546-5990
street near schools and !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! shopplnc. Priced to sell ln a hurry! Please call Ga•r• 1002 ¢,.,.. 1002
~2535. •••••••••••••••••••••• • ..................... .
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·-~M!tl NIWPORT DISl'lllATE
HBC.HTS PIUCE SLAStB
You can be In this pie· $2,SOO
ture! 4 bedroom. 2 bath. Huge 3 bedl"oom. 21;;
QUAINT, WOODSY with master bedroom on bath home walking dis-
& treeay, charming, first floor. Be amed taocetogolfcourse,park
Hcluded cott.age on lg. cathedral celling. Faml· and cultural center.
comer tot. 84.xl02'. Nr. ly room with n oor lo cell· Massive brick fireplace
trvlne & Bmtol at 20231 lng fireplace. 105' fron· ac«nts spacious Uvlng
Birch. 162~ taie. Pool alze lot with room. Trailer or boat ac·
HOMEY fire pit and wood planked cess I arge eno111h fo r
3 8edrm & pool, Cont. conversation are,. bl&&eat recreational
townhouse at l9765 $1.2S,OOO.Call546-2313. vehlcle. Many extru . Keswicks R.efurbl.sbed. oPIN 1110 .,, HUH 1o~u.,.r1 • priced to sell at •.soo. = Qtdn•aro RuJty f •Rl1IN :;~:.:~"
Cb~~~ ~~~~oom THITHRACI 1•~: tft~llll wt1.b bardwood floors. on Just listed! Sparkllna ~~*' · .:m••-•
a blf lot. Full prke Cambridge end unit, --------• $58.500. Spruce up and Joca~ on quiet, wide
uve! CALL 7Sl·319l greenbelt. 3 Bdrms., 2
c. area. Call ror app't . .SELr-'CT baths, frplc., lge. din.Ing
PROPERTIES S76.900
SAMTAAHA
SAVll-$4f,'50
AIUPRtCI
Super clean ready to live
ln family bome ln deslra·
ble area. VA/FHA terms
unbelievable lha\ t.ha ls
under SS0,000. Call today
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IAMCHOMISA
MIWVA
C. f. Coles•rtbY
RIALTOIS 640-0010
·IARE
UDO ISLE
1'.CONDO
New s ingl e l evel
WATERFRONT home. 2
Bedrm., den, 2~ Bath.
deluxe k\tchen. Prlvate
uoderarouod parking.
Unobstructed Bay view.
Don't delay, aee this
*uUful home DOW! 64Ml61
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COATS & WALLACE
RE Al ESTATE . INC.
GOAT
FAMILYIOOM
With opeo beam ceillaa.
hobby IDd sewing area. 3 Bednn., 2 Bath with lots
of extra•. Lite 2
PATIOS, fireplace & prage door-opener. Top
value at $64,800. Call
~1151
. ! ~ HERITAGE
. :-REALTORS
PAIMT·M-SAVI
JPWSPOOL
149.000 buys this 3 bd' recruUoo rm, IUsP pool
home. Needs a little TLC
but wbat a buy. Located
on quiet tree-llnod at. GI
& FHA buyers welcome.
54S-M91.
Walkm 1; I •?1:
Real f i;litlr.
OIASIUMI Very t.utelulty deeorat..
ed a bd, z ba bome ln aooci area. Fam dltl, FP, lee cov peUo. VA tenoa
ava.U.bM!. Newly ottered
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Cllt.Dlu, I yn. old. near Huntin,ton
...,__ Enclosed earaiea.. a•u::: clean~ near So. C.oaat
WT umaa1 brucl new, Ume to choose
oo1G1'1 • Olltim•· Ellcellent area. W 71 uaita, to be comtructed. Choose
c:o&an. Great location. By aPPoint·
meataaly.
QJG Ulllta, to be comtructed. Qlooee
colon. Great locatlon. By appoint· mmtonb'.
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C4•18 units, under construction. Still
time to choose colors & options. Will
exchange.
Cll7 units. only 2 yrs. old. A/C, great
rental area. $175,000.
t61~ to 80 units (or combinations).
Fixer-u_p_pers. 3 blks to Beach.
•f7t18 units, all 2 bdrm .. 4 yrs. old.
UNDER $16,500 per unit.
•Clta>a units, 3 yrs. old. Complete rec.
facilities, Excellent rental area.
•(7) Out of area •(8) Out of area
REALTORS
'71-551 I
OPltf DAILY
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COLI OF Ml\WOllT UALTOIS
2515LCodHwy .. C--clalW..
675-5511
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BAYFBONT. pier as float. Iota $165,ooo NIW usn.... --
to $275.000. to build YOlll' own custom au::&A vzRDa•br. 2ba, home fam..tm bamt CIQ over· . mad COl'1*' lot ln ictn.t
ATTRACTIVE Unda fale, 5 BB, 4~
ba., tam. rm. & ICX"IQal dinlna; i.e.
tile patio & waterfront cleek. $8,000
BILL GRUNDY . REALTO R
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NEW ON MAllET 84!'::1" ~for MeiW or ~~~!~a t:,•;:1~tt,~~l;
CbarmlD• 3 Bedroom, ~ bome io Irvine
aeparale dJJlinf room, Terrace. Corona del lar1e livlo1 room + Mar. Four_ bedrooms 6
~-Pricedi ciWCt •• ll .,,000.
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l'1ae ll•a Verde 2·1t.ory.
58r, 2Wtba . 11\any ~ ... 100. Prln oea,n1...ao
. . • will thorouablY tlUoY th1I 4Bft.:
FR home tn tbe otelUliOUI ''Rueb •
of lrYtne. Tbe water ll iparkllna el tn tta beautlful pool. Enjoy lta cbllih
etay area ftfth BR or deo, and form.U.1 dlnln1. Many uparadu. Just •, ..
minute 'Yalk from Los NaranJ'9-j
Elem. School. A Don Bird Esclualv
!or OQJy $92,QOO :;:
CALL NOW 752-7315•'
DONALD M . BIRD.
Associates ealtors family room + pool + taroUy room lar1e .. _a...+ ..__I.· detaobed recreation ll:ltchen • eallq arM, ,. _ rvv ~~:~. ~ee~~c~,'·:;~~ ~:u'=.=~c~~!; Outata:li:-.~:catton, MtM 'to24 , ............. at•o
acbools, HarlN>rHllb. appointment to see near ldl1s • abop'a. r •••••••••••••••••••••• •••-•••••••••••••••"• iO! __ tn-lf!iif ~. • -... RJI Ill m«550. lllfo. can Br 2 ea. tran« aceeu. 1/2 ACU IST A 11
1--------t-=e.l:..JJl=.:tate==.·:.:842.:::..:·50l2:.:..::::___ Treel, tree9., U... No l;-g~-~-~~~-~-~;lf~°"il"'i"'"'l.,,!Sl'llHllOllll 673-7601 ssuoo. C-21. Crocker $43,100 .......
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3 Badrm .• fllDIJ room, •"•••••••••••••••••••• borles ' !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!B carpet. drapes, fresh Xtra lc• kit, by park. 4br. itl-7155 A ~DIMD eoro.dal.... paint, 'jl.UO, llt'f• yard, 2~ba, dln'C fl tam.rm. 1002 GtMral lOOZ aftM ....................... Pt11lttrwl STC... lrpk, ew&mlc We lat,
NAHQSCAM '°""1 AIMS IY 1MI SIA.
Large 4/5 bdrm .• 3 baths, beauUfully
upgraded home i,.<, mile Crom the
ocean. 3 Car garage. Lge. heated p<>ol,
dog nm; nice park in back instead or
neighbors. $118,500. While-it lasts!
673-4400
NEW YEAR } CAIO:OSHORES -.,~ vaulted cemn1s. ex· Livin& room. separate lteallW 1110 H1oqMrt tenalve wood paneling. a...-U the lucky family Din, 3 Br. 3 ba .. tam-rm. Coth Me..148-Tnt D .500. 498-87
that cet.s this spacious 5 Prof decoratM. Pool, Near' Marina. e Brud • Bedroom. 3 Bath home parklike yd. S19UOO b~ bllaier un1ta COft\1-act of on tree· lined street In owner. 4800 Roxbury. 3 Br Home. dee w /pvt en· sale SliS ooO ,,...._ lmd('
Newport Beach. Huee Open 1-4. Pb6'4-4.UO. ~. 2 car 1ar~ frpts. · • · Just ~ a«:uUv ... _.
pool with firepll + two air coad. newly dccorat-bedroom 1 ED try,.,~ Indoor ftreplaces. An en· LIT'l1.E REDHOUSE ed. pool n lot, ott street ~-Nada to allDlten lid
tertaJning delight for all 2 BrZ .. A S. of Hwy. Only accen fRV Parkina ). -•IStMftR* room •ltb valllte4 seaaona. A little paint --. l ... 1 q'8et cu14•uc. dose \o "" ..._...,~ beamed ceUIGp, Coraa
a:ndyou'Uhaveajewelat $88.SOO. Pau -•rt 0 everythln1. prin only. C714J 4f6.77U diDID1. open atrl@f,
only U05,000. Call: Ru.UJalateM4-'Dl3 S1UG0.5t6-040Se._ Covered pallo. I~
Si1M1u llile NEW IOU tudac•r•11a. st2.15t. 4 .. +DIN •YA• Tarbet • Realtol'.l.,, The ideal eombasaUoa 0 BLTN. Patio BBQ _.. foun· 1..:.:9112:::.·..:.:~:.:...:... ___ __,.._
l HD ftftWU bdol. 3 br, Iba + maD1 a new bome a an INN---'1.!"H"AR ... "R ......._lill·T818 IWIESS e s t a b l I s b e d .,, ... cv~• ov
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REAL ESTATE . INC.
----"-----• all tbe latest. titdMle ap-DIS'TlllCT, UUs llldq9ely ••-•••••-•••••••• r""" . , !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j ~ piolntme1tll, ovenlied decorated. plush carpet· PAC IO US Ilea do•, ~ lovely •It. 1~·
garage, tarae rooms. 3 ed.~.~ llome htnlly home, a 8r S Ba, Home needs a ll_.l• 1£n::~l.Nauall ~ 1002 Gt•rlll 1002 HUM1'.IEACH baths. step down wet· bas cosy ••td bridt deft, cllaln1. (pie, new work. CoDvttdenUy clqff ...__ iii. IPlace , ••••••••••••••••••·-·· •••••••••••••••••-•••• $104.000 bar. mlniocean YMiw. All ~ aad ao.da of c:S lndstpn1. man1 t.o achls. cbll.n!bes, pJU',
r-... • "--area op..,...unlty to walklnl distance to IOOlll for pats •kids • . See to appredate. shop""'•• Kttcben w/lota a.---w-Prap...t... SWU'tl ...,.. private be.ch. Only EXTRA LARGE feacoed ~·-·~Koo .. • Set ... c .. ~~..: .... ,pa ....... ..-• -r;s;.1920• 752.,.20 ~ I acquire these unll$ Jn siac: 000 f ~ 1 ,,,,__, s O¥'tt' e.."::' ...
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_ aroa!Blket.obeachfrom <:41644-72,1 onel Merino Ct. or tall M&tS'neves.
these 4 . 2 bedroom units -.19ltorMl-8mcl11. I = . G-ral 1002 G9MNI 1002 with aJmOfit no vacancy BYO_....... ....... 1"'"2 fa,.. __ ! ""'-'ler your· In· wnan M.~ M ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._..,. -....... '™"NT09:f'U'l:l'OM8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COYl"'-TO... -cocne early this year and • un1nv "'"'"n
.., " enjoy superb appreela· 1...;;;=====~-Tw.111 ... Ur, l~Ba, Weet.berl¥ s.y 3Br, 3811. 4PLEX Hef»orY•Hlls PIES11fMOUS SffOllCUllfS tlon. Won 't l ast WHATIS611 fa.m nn1.nu Cpta/paint, condo, PoOI. 1Up avail. PRIME Ruotinglon Sbowslikeadream.One Picturesque corner! 3 BR 3 bath weekend!Call847~JO. Andw~aretbey saylng ~~n .. Sat1Suo lnJOOOwnrM&-2442.
Beach location. Let us owner. Many extras. beautiful Provincial. Brownell de-Ol'fN1110-11srUNro111•1or1· all those nice tblnas --------afta>M. . ..............
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show you bow you can custom cupet.s, drapes, b ith 1 I .,. I about It'! lt'a the coi.i• 2 W-A-l...l-. ~ ,.
becometbeproudowner wallcoverings.4Bedrm, signed custom ome W poo ' lliiitJ,fll&'l!'l! bdrm. home A tbe _,nnn:' Mr ... S..P.tl -·•••• .. ••••••••••••• ~::.~:!~~ i::!~:::: ifi~!akf~~,e~:it:1::1~~ ~~~:MN~ cc~~~tztm~:~· WJiti$J =:.t~: ~~t:::a.!: 3 ~ ~~:i,... ~m0~: ~~~ n:_E~~Dsq 3n.~~v~
for tax shelter and ap-lhru window lo pat.lo and ill town, that's what .: " nn., Jona. dfL rm .• nt-,.,.. SIO,too. 9«l10 pa&, 1prink.ler sys, btfl
predation 3 bedroom beautifully landscaped M~ canB. M.I. '44-4910 MIWoaMAltlCIT it's a &ood ~. U..t'a modeled ~com· Mii 1~--llocll IMO crpt, ctn, well kept.
o., n er· s u n 1 t w it h yard with sprinklers. A CdM Do9I a•H w'-1 p1.ete witb aU bultt1ns. .. .... R............... Sll,000. SS2-83. -flr~place plus three 2 reaJ buy for $138,500, SUS.-Sep. taadty nn. R·V .,.~ n-J Specift" ....
3 bedroom units. Owner 644-mo G11Mral I 002 G••• at I 002 1 BJ.It to beach lo best Ull • ._... Pll'k1aa. ~b t"de o1 ~.-.a e ...... ~ • UNIV PK. ~mace w will help finance. For ....................... ....................... area. Just a perfect 2 Br '" f -r 0 OWDershlp. Oan t 1aat, C or 5 bdrm models avail, Stanford end UDil. 2:Qbo
more inlormaUon call ---!'"'---~•t 411EDROOM home w t hardwood f>OlE.Csi.Hwy 673-CJ caDnow1•na ~pooa.~8 Jqft .. 3Br. DR. FR,+ 3
VS3-6767. Jog to beach from this MEW LISTIHG floors. beama and out.. •OCIPt.li• ~-
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ltOO • • .,......... ba, S87 ,950. OwoW. Ol'Y"''11 0"1 S•1JNro~rNJ<r• beautiful highly up· Nearly new 3 bdrm .. 2 standi!lgdecor.$122,IOO (2) 2 84nn bOusa on I 8J3.U03or~9503. .. 1~11!R!1!;'I! f:;d~~0'!~i~~~~J~~ ~~:1~~c~w~~h de~:~.'. -WA~ &&::A1NJ~~ :!,.:~ 1m!~~~"!:s1oa. ~~~po~~~ -~=!!!!!!!~!= ceilinas, gourmet &ood cond. Upper rents REAlE8T~TE XlnUocatioa. ~· atory 4 br.,,2 ba ln Luis Rey. Vu golf COW'lc
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POOLHOMI
Spacloua, btll. newly dc-
conted bome in select
area. Move-lo con«mion.
Prtced ridit lor lmmed.
sale. Just lialed. ~ 7711.
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Real tsrate
SEC&.UDED ldkhenw1thformald1ne. for $450; lower vacant, 631•1400 $14f.500 Model Home c:ond . It
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ISTATI Hurry! caJl96J.6767. beach; 3 car praae. ..__ V de ~~r Lonly..f Br w/formaJ believe a 20xW pool In· 9UICI SALi!
411t..alACHAllA Ol'IN1119.,n 1UN10&1"'"'' == 642·22S3Evea 11181« • --------diJle & Fam R111. b\lle C'.'if~Dly 179,950. CdonyJ00.3Ddrm,Fa~ =~~~;~Jllfllltd F£¥a!•Ulllar 2=:~=:;~;; t'~J1lfrv~ ~~~l& ~.=-E:~~
ken llvlna room with . · -=•-=-••••= Dablia C· 21 Crocker Jleal HOM£ • lNCOlfJl! 2 prtn only. By owner. cract.ling Ooor to ceiling J ·--..... eel Bedroom, 21._ _______ •I DtateM2-5062 boots OD 1lot.SJ1r6 2 S51M151evestwtnda. r&rep1ace. Cathedral cell· -.._ ,.
ioi.. RI.lie famlJy room CAPE COD .Bath and r~. Private SPYGLASS am.I ~T Bt. Tr1 SJ0.000 d••. 1i ... -L
with convenient wet bar 1~~~~~~~;;;~1 Spanish court)'ard en· •FtratTtme~fered ..v -..SOO. full prtce. PriD W ~ "-comma.ndJng view of }I truce. 11. backyard. u.e hill SOMICASH? OD!)', pis. tcent Rotera c•,.,.awt.
_.-.;::=====--: PGOi lbed Yard and ter· CHARMER Great place for cbUdren. ~~.~ot~af\ at Iron· Or equity Ill exlsting1 ..;,;Rl:.;t::..Y·...;.MU300....;...;~-----t Exquisite executt..-e COSTA MISA race through waJI or FANTASTIC! Neat" clean! Set: il lo-tace. Room ror tennis home. Purcbaae this i home. Sl.lper ~oor plan.
&lass. Gourmet kitchen. 3 Bedroom, 2 Baths day. Offered at a low crt/pooJ. See to._a_p . neal''beW ))ome, a11bject P..Uc Not ce atrlam actJOinbll muter ••ROOM Dfoe. Sweeping stairs to downatalra with un· H.bdml•el.atg. &.900. preciat.e lhia beaUUl\ally to e:datlnl VA. loan • Oovemmnt ... umable suite. Enterulner's .de·
h.ftt.ut1damilybomeln 2bugemastet'swtesand finished "Bonus Room" 'Ibis can only describt 1-~-------1 decc:rated 2·ltory Burl· $41,COO. Low feea. no fou1. Available to ligbtl.blide,3bedroonu. Co1ta Mesa'• nicest IUHt quarter Hurry, l.IPltain of approximate· this Balboa Peninsula UPERB ingame. 4 Br, Sba+I& qualllyi.Jll red tape. Up. anyone! Nooew loaneoe-w. baths. Formal dln·
.,...b 4 largle bedtoomt won't Jut. SSUOO fu ll ly 800 IQ. f\. Hardwood unltPolntASdluDpled!!,_rOa~.!'..e_r~ O!MJ~S bonus rm . 1111.00 graded, btn condition. ts. Low lntereet avaJJa· Ina. family room. toe •lt mass ve mH er pnc:e. Call 963-7881 lloou wood sbia,&led ~w -.a -lse/CJS>t. Owner&44 !IWlt Near So. Coast Plaza. ble, tau over paymenta. sized ftreplace. Z patiQ>, luile. Ele11nt dlnlnfi. ~ .. O• '"' ..,., •• ,. roof and ll super size Bedrm . den. 2'h Bath-' s. todar. 5'6-11$4 or 3&4Bedrooma. Tarbell, Immaculate in and oiit.
H111e brick r~lac. n 1w 11~1·11·~1 50xl20fl lot VIEW, vaulted celling, --,-56&-W-. .-a..aw~,c."'IM...--963-337l. Realtors,call&l.2-8854 S86.500.Call5'0-1120 ~~uri1 ~ .... ~lv71ln711 !.":',:!;. . • ~ S&J,500 fi replace, best •P· N41llttoMamt8Mket Costa..._,. 1024
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uu ....,...,.. auma~le, low Interest VA Rolen Rlty · 848-8300 aJJllet '*· Fee dbl garage. Cpts. drl'8· Deerfield Univ Pk --------=~n!~te°:m~~: loan. Owner wis hes DUPLEX, xlnt rentaJ MalnRent.ala,54W3'10 lAe.~.-.2375 CulverdaJe Col.Park Lagmo... JUO
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OPEN DAILY Roberts Prine only. Ownr/Agt. end. aar. No kid• or bch, sch.ls, shop'g. S360. from3 l.A~toS400bo. r 14 Close to shops. Good BA.M. T06 PM. 673-4430 peb. $300.548-5300 incl grdnr. 962·97S8 .._,u, your c ice 0 neighborhood, $350/lae
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atruct. >. right on l0th1-N . LAKE TAHOE S450mo. 546-0403eves. <LEAN &QUIET• RAMCH lEALTY graded. <7108*1981
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Joaquin. Spectacu a& 2 b41th with Jarge.J)OOJ HARIOR VIEW do. 200 deg. swp~ vu, Prof. decor•t.ed. 2 story, cpts. drps, 2 car gar. IRVINE $350. Call fo.r detalla. ~vtewl 011~H~~t. NCeedeateJra•l private comm"'1ity '. MO~O super ';/ea l on 3 marina. ALsO 46 mcm •br, 3ba, formaJ dining & fncd yd. No dogs. $365. 2BR IL Ba ...,. 838-4a75
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this luxury for only --· del Mar. Call 837-1136 or term lease. Move ill Feb 3br, 2 ba, cpl g &drpe. all community swimming z Br 2 Ba lux apt over-49'1~1764
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SAND . $61.500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Just painted, bltn stove. sir.ms uge ac yra woo'tlut! cpt,drp, elec. au. dr. ~· drJ)s, view II pool. IY OWMER Outatanding location. CONDOMINIUM Fncd yard w/pool& fruit Gemini Realty 8»'4iS23 opener. StePI to pvt. lenn pets. 830-508$
llowe bl OOWI 3 Bdrm. tftWt 4 '*1room. 4 Bath oear acbll Ir sbop'I · For SPECIALIST trea. Nr Disneyland, EASTSJDE pool house. 9158 Onset Cr 4 court. Pool & Jacu11J. Avail Now 2800 aq ft aew '""""aa• .. wtlb "-lace bome acr~a lbe a.and in!o.call AGT.968-2291 avail now. $400 /mo. 2br,den,f.rplc,$33S.mo. tll8$B mo2'~ 81 I . ~-~ wlmds, «aft. 5 Br a 8. kids. __ ...,.. ... ..... ., 638-0974 7511767 r. """ a, •m rm 1·30PMwkdya • • ' .... -. a If. dbl. ,.,.., •. Ca· rr.xn t.1w raarin1 s~rl. 673-7601 .._ Prop1rty 2000 · w/wetbar, formal dinlna · · park-pool. EZ terma, :f.:' prl••cf, ocean Ht::e f1oor to celllo1 ....................... BELMONT SKORES oe1 br, 1 ba, washer/dryer + breakfaat rm. pool Suosbiney Sharp End S!Q5,9'1·1214 (TI4)
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_. otbet ln bch area N.wport ffgta by batilder CAU.64Wt46 ••••••••u••••••••••••• now. $340. 649·2022, 3BR, FR.2ba ....... ~ water. New crptl, drpe, "'--J ........... ,.1,., u-.. B 2.~ Ba F•m· Specta~ular Bay view. , Br n-l I 675-0023 3bti )le tam.rm. 1 i.; ba, 4 BR. 2 ba .••.•..•••• USO paint. Walk to schools • ....,...""~.....,.... ._...... r lrTS etb · NtrptCNetCondo,3Br ~ fRE:~IG€ 2 1 .... 1tove,re ,yry. trpe, Q40mo~Mlleto 4BR.FR,3ba ....... S59S ahopa, tennla club. ---------•1 Dln· Den w ar + 2...,Ba tennis pool' H Mr' Nopeta'.Matureadltaon·New8p.tnapthm.3SPAC !lch. Hunllnaton Con· Plusap)>ro:dmately tT50/mo. Lae. Rera. mtl\Y xtraa. 22S LaJolla szso<)642·2$6IU~rappt ' --~> ly.'275.644-0WJ Br's SUNKEN Uv·rm, tinent.al Twnhme. New 30morelnlrvlne 640-6175ore4$.2240 Or. 1"ades considered. • · · . wtM'ASSIVE brick (rpl.
Priced to aell at '139.950. •-,;,_ ... 1076 COVINGTON BROS. In Balboa Point, exe~pllonal OPEN BEAM ceilln&. cpt'a & paint tLhruoul. Bll.tf1 1-leve{ 3 BR, Z ba. Open dail,y. 1146-1968 or ---~ 1 c t 21 necuUve home on 2 lou, V cant. .:.u. N fee Call Ca II Ag n t. a r r y '46-'70llS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Anabe m. en ury • for 1841 SJ>acioua Uvtni a .-o . 8'2-9311. tovely 1reenbelt & ~·
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Rlver St.HOO . mo. Bllllardi. Swlmmlna'. l.nqui.etcomp\~.Oarace Anabeim.S280/mo.Appt. S330 Nr. Harbour, SBR , lMDutil'T <?!4~ =:r~~arn~ot "" "
973-5SS3or675-3431 Oolf Drlvtnl Ranae. &pati<>.Adultllonly.No Dave54Ml·U 2BATrlplex.Beflamor ............ Hiiie ...... .-.... ,,...,10 c au· Co m~~-· OtrrCALLMASSA
Saunu +Jreat ac · pets. 1325. "5·~1 or alttpm;nl/582·-.._. --·---to Haw · sne ....,_ 6PM,.J,UI ....-, 2 Br Park Lido Colado, Su BB~ 837417 ........... -•••••••••• It. towat price ln Newiiort UvlUe9: •1 · Duplex z Br le iar e11cl ....,._ 1144 ~pOftr')'•euual -JtTBCRSTOU • 117-4ZOO .a•OtmOM S340 919-188& ' Part.lea 1t1itb live ba . zer.wce&ctuo.cloeeto p1tlo. baby ox. '11200. ....................... 111ta..tolNewporl'1 "'iiiOAYOOSt.-tDOllo. 1---------i -
'mo. PreeSund.a~ brunch. sboppln&. Adult.a only. 1960Meyer Pl.411'1110 WOODBRJDGt IOOdlife. lwryWynn <21JW17•'M01 Dtab. BouUqu.. Prtme ~!~.ll~~
3Br,2baNewTWnH.se. Nopeta.MW939 PlNESAPTS •a.med~ N.& loc. $10,000. + lllv. Hl'Hel l1D MT .. Br. bath dwnstn,l Br Yourrentdollangoeven &&Ide lwnbse. 2 Br, 2 ba, l. 2 • J Wriu unit.. ~DOOlafsreceentm 1U> So.. n . ofc . ._vL Pae. 640-lm«a44-l755e•ee. M P e • ~;:~~~:~.~;rt~~· d~ ~~~c~Ac:ee:.r~::_ 2BR.N:~~:o~K. ~.0C./1~~~k·up . coe.~l•neld lblte •,•rly !~e::.::r' ~kw;. ~~:b~ ....... w..-. 5010 •SPI!f:~~~ . .,
.. Lio fea1lonal manaaemtn ~2978 alllorll a ~·· owe. -·-.. __ ...,.._ ---mo. · •"•••••••••••••••n••• ... : .. uEl.yc~ .• -•--:::!'!\ Deca . yar 'pat o, staff thal cares, and AIV'actlve2br,w·wcpta, Frqm U 7 0. tlS V .... -:~ W 5tl-o7S1 9'tlQ1HJWltoputthue .,..,_ --~ ~t~~MSO/mo friendly oeltbbora. 2 BR Garden apt . .Frplc, <t.ri-, bltn1 .• adult. no JllnestoM. ~cbn'l-S:JO .... YH>I Balboa Jaland: retail, small telepboae amwer· 8aDClet11111Ce.Forl!.
---------, Modela open dally lM. dsbwshr,pool,pvt.paUo, pets. lB70 Wallace. S195 W\daJS.~wbdl. mt~ commerc. or office IQIMrV.e.u.Mtl -.... 412~ a Br. 2ba wJrenced paUo. Sony, noooe under 21 u . Irvine Ind. Area. mo.M6-017' space ott .. treet p~· . .._..a.•.r:.a. ...
Belt locaUoa. $500/mo. no pets. Roommate 561·284.1 ........... JI. im&aperior ~Awo• soo 14 ft · ...... ... ' w~ \
G1·1400A&t. aervice available. Moo-......... E . .,, .. _ 1._,., tr apb. Fo~lw.u:n!~ ....................... ~!':~ v. rest room. iult: Op;a l&llitJ 5015 MUllwoo-5
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2Ba dbl la OakwoodGardenApts Like new, no pets . MODELOPENlMPll 2Br,2ba,c:pU,drJll,nvr '-4000 a.or. ms. 20xl0, ex· Jnduttr'I SSIS0.000 bldl OUTCAIJ.Ot&Yr • mo.~=· )'r. e, 6"--0878 Enjoy tbe privacy 1 of ~ A~ail oow •.................. •:,::: poeure G.000 W'I daily. want to trade up for 6Jl•Jll I :
880lrvine (all6tb> 2Br w/gar $21..S. Nu cpts, ~ur Ollln home w / ce • =125 wt QP ._. 2U4 Ntnit Blvd. C.M. aame. Or Oraoce Co ma· _ ~plitlevelcondoj (71'~ water pd. 157.S .. C... cdf:tio,att.Jar,wood Charming .CHttalJy .kJ . Sl7.50 wk up Pbl fni/bt, FA beat· jar aboppini ctr. Prine
'2 car gar, vau l Orange. Pb btwn l ·S: burn DI frplc, pool & located 2Br, -.. 2 blb a ~ 101 Z reatrma. cptd. onlJ. fteilly ad t794. Dal·
ed cellga, 1t1etbar. ga 1700lsthSt(alDover) &.16-4120 jaCUlll.2br,l~bulut· from?>qcb alluULS350 Bd .._ t b tit t '1$-'Tlll Jy PIJot. P .O. Boa 1580, ioca. full rec facil. t.e.nms cn4>642.a170 lq at S3SS mo .. un ~ rm • PV • o Costa lleaa Ca 92IS2S 1---------, pool, elc. view. $47.S BAY MEADOWS · mo.=r· e'(ea, employed lady or 1t1&· llacbl8ubopfOC'tt11l. • · · •PALM READ•
645-&'7'7 Ocnfroot Gar Apt. 2 Br, 1 Sp beery & coiy 2 Br a.chelor Apt, fplc , encl &.ag.a..,... JIH deal. Some lcltcb priv. 21" MoriSiekJ lat.be, etc. S20readiqCorSl..-
ba. ~~ uUl~~A25vai0l arti:~ncl gar, closet ft~.~fi pool, Jae, •0 ••••••••nH'f:!•••••••• ~ P'Dt.Valley.ISS-'1010 ~.!'!~ •••. ~~!~ Put.preMDt•fllhN Salt..._ to&/..., . ....,.,mo . .....,.. 1 beach & college, Avail Deluxe 2 br, • rec-. Ll"t Bedrm .fum. Pvtlltuulltll ...... 4100 , Uc<n3>8"·USO
C ... sfrafto Soac 2br. steps to bch. Feb. 1st. No kids or pets. $190. East S.y, 1 BR. frig, room. Love'1 ocaUon. bath. Kitchen privtl. $1%5 ....................... lat. W Ir 3rd T.D. • DOTIC GllLS
•••••••••••••••••••••• View. Student.a or child Fr. $240. 646-0073 range, encl gar, no 290U Aloma olf Ct"own mo. UW. pald.,.,,..... lSIO aq f\.2955 SAC Ran· LOANSAVAlLABLI!
2br, Iba, Condo. Clean, ok. Winter $2.SS. (1) DLX2br·VIEW$22S. pet.l/chlld.~J-5332 ~1:h.:::ay. Prom ..... to"-9 4300 do4lb St. C.M. S!88. mo. ~1;1~ =-.ro::~....:
wuber. dryer, pool, n 529-5801 + maint. help. AcUl·o "THESEVlLLE" · ....................... 646-2130«6'19-·1708 '
pets.$27.S.tM-Oll.S 5-fll•-3716 peta. Cpl pref. 673--05 2 br w/gar. Adulta. New • ...,...... 316' Fem. Compl furn nice lndustrtalUnltiooed . sea· ........ .....:;
(:ultm Exec 4 Br. 3 Ba. ••••••~•••••••••• eve cptl • d!P'· bltm, fncd ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tustin loc. pvt Br1ba, for FlbeTlluawork. M Would llk• to •••t
ca.rgar PanoramkVu 2 BR 2baontheocean BeautifuJbra11dnew2br ydw/paUo.Water:pd. PAll..-wPOl'f S170+~ uUf. G:HMS; ~li30 ·HOIOtO bor1"ow &enUan.torcl.QOl't•e
grdnr. ·no pets. S5n hr'li. $700., un!urn $600: 1 ba. Beamed celllnp
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48M118or49S-4109 Tot.ahecwity,elevators, free atand'g frplc, bltns lor2Bedroomund INCOMPATIBLE~ aqtn ., 11;1 space tab a vacaUoa. ~ 0 _, for areot.a. A;;
rec. facWtJes. ~283.5 Many windows, $29.S 2 Br 1 Ba ln triplex, cpts, T~ ltOOIOIATES! ! ~~'k, 0 ;b.!~ S::t. addiUoa. swim DOOi. pay ~ure 1.'!.. n. 'l:ll)pal.
s-IGAM 3280 '1f. lw• ~.979-337& drpa, dsbwahr, 00 pets. ~~~ House-Mot95832-4134 mo. Unit 10, 629 off u.lsUaa Znl1 or an, Goala for Punh. ...................... •fwwlslltd 6-sa..wdalmte f.!S0.631-0UIS Spa.Poob-Teoni.I T-.•e ,..,.ortl Terminal w~. S40-S1lO purpoee. •1no
NO FEE Nr. Shopping.••••••••••••••••••••••• townhouses. Frplc. encl. 2 Br uofum 1arden apt. Across hom. Paablon OltOf,.... cl.Qs . ...-ieves. MICHAMCS •---------
Wamer&Brlltol. 4 Br, G-sal 3802 gar. 2 br & 3 br, 2 ba. Adultl.NewlJredecorat· bland at Jambonle on THATIUGIJTP~N SM41 4550 HAT10HALIAN9C 1 !:y:ltll& be.S31115mo.~ ....................... fromS32S.642-l603 ed. Dabwhr, A/C. Gu .tr SanJoeq_ulnBilllao.d. S....$$bySll•'8CJ ....................... (714163a-J914 .-,,_,_..._ s-lt~ 3216 211WATERffl0Kr AU$29SMO. wtr r1; Patio, carport, 17141644-tfOO SmalJboatfJtrailen,ren-""••••••••••-•••
...................... JMIUns, crpts. drps. B· Brand townhouaes ~/~ ~~1[oom .. DILUXle 7'k ~'WJ\.sar.c~~r't:· tat spa~. a.oo per foot. Moll11111. Trwat Sdr11l1 &
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Small house w /view "35. 1n.' p & lnf ::"\ New d1x twnbse 2 Br 2 EastblufC 3 br, 2 ba. • Moorovta Ave. CM. See u••••••••••••••••••••• .... ••••••••-•••••i41-•
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fee. 642·3850 garage, dishwashers, al OK.,$32:5. uUI pd.~ garage. Au lo door 3bd Coodo: teonla, pool, Storaae Garate. $30. 1959 DllDLOAMS TIAIMfOI
......_ fw'Slished or 67'-6670 cood. 1922 Meyer St. opener avail. Pool & pvt. ba, $200. MZ·ISeO, Map I e Ave. C. II. S10,000 maximum. Com· IARTIM~
u.fwni.Md JJO H.B. $150. bach. i,, utll. 2 mgr.orcallMZ-6612 IWINgt•.._. ll40 recrutioo area. Adults (213)'8M030 Manater. in apt s. PH: petittve rates for good TWOWEEK)Eio'B
••••••••••••••••••••••• blkabeach. THEIAYLEAF ••••••••••••••••••••••• ooly.Nopets.From$380. Share beautiful home on &4l-«505 credltappllcanta. NATION·WTDEJO,..
llACH U:MTALS N.B. wo. bach. All ulil. Mecrl.ab Pcril ~Amig::•Y Lido Ille. your cost $100 1 1 /I ..-.a/ MORINS RW.n, ~g~~ .,
WINTER SUMMER Pool+ singles ~~.w:~~f:!.$203:: Deluxe 3 br, 21h ba, att. Gra.n:::t..,mreo. + ~utl1.&7WUS U~ .......... * 494-1057 * GOODJOB '
o...-l,E::,,i;,vgement ~f'~.1 br, ~ utll. apts. Pool. pvtpaUos. ~af:m~U:a:rr!~snc!: ~utll' a BN':. dbeupln:b, ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOlur 9°' OP~~M ~ •• .,.... • ..., H. B. S18S. 2+2 4.ptex AduJta,nopels. • . IAYFllOMTHOMI -+ .. • ac '• lllH W /0 --. ~~~~i:l!~~ Kldlorslnglee. 329A~C. M. 53&-l11S •BR.4ba.$1800Mo.yrly, Lquna.~ o,.1t._..r SOOS AlloWTD•-I A a TIM 0 I# S
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rr..$15 631-ZOll 3Br28a,uPper,nopets. only, RO pe ts. Pool, abare home lo Lapila. C-l•rt.m• .. 7 P~enn1UC!.1M9 110fE.17tbSt.,SA C=~':l:J• 1.-. 3806 ~~·~alen {8~~a=~U:,0· ~=::~t:::~:= &,e4'T·Ul7,MO-NIO g:_~rlla~cJ,\!~0::.\ 64Z.2171.,.M61t Scboola~~oCO:.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR, 2 ba. $325 Office..... 4f00 or ~Y for free l.nfQ. H l ... ""-b 3B lB .. d k y I 'Me 2 br 1 ba cottaae o ........ ••••••-•---• BEAPROFESSION.lL unt n •• on ucac r, R. "· ec . ear y, £.aide Costa Mesa". N •OUYIPAall• AD ea 4 types. ' 11 m U• .. •/ COCKTAJLWAITR~ 2Ba. clbbae, pool. $32$,util.lncluded. 'We iuarui&ee to please • II I ch.IJdren welcome, 1395 ~373leves. kids or pets. $300 APTHOMIS • ' ,..,. I •S9f.OO~*
mo.S38-4Se6eves/wknd4. · · S43-S300 Nu 2 •-3 Bdrm., bll·'--, you. 711-3741 Loet&Foilld ENTERA.NEX 0 ---------•l·BR. carp, blt·lllS, pnv. • · ..... ..••••••••••••••••••••• CIMdall•is deck. Garage. YearLARGE3brTownbouse cpts,drpl,eocl,gar.,all :f:..-__. UN'ITEDBUSINESS itma•c•• .. • 5100 PR 0 PIT • u.tw'Rl.a..d 3425 teueonly. S27S Mo. Bkr. Dsbwhr. pool. Adults nu. (TI4) 847·7566, 1Gam· ~~ INVESTMENTS •••••••••n•••••••••••• GLAllOUROUS
••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-23439 To s From S210 mo. Gas pd Spm. 7 dys. · br coodo + boaus, 2 ba. 1 ~;;;........ 1S25 Mesa Verde Dr E ..._.,... Wortd of PROFFESSJON UUUC. 2 Br t Ba. S27S. 4 ll07 778 Scott Pl., off Placeo _,..._, .. __ ., ,,__ __ (acroAfromKooaLns> ~ •• ~~ 11~ _'!Jm_ol N t w b d r re d 1 .a tia. 642-,5073 yr. old ....,_,., DOI,... S.y. ~ .... -...a. Su1t.e 109, Costa Mesa ..,.,._.. • ......... ....., ......., -'-~ ~9f~U SJc ry ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hunt Hrbr ~. Blfl lu11 CJU, drpa, bltns. "25. .-UBI ()peft 7 days Free con 1 u It a U o a waftreu tedlniques . ., 1
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Towt•n•• ~loogmar ~PPll~!~· !!!,lc Ocean viewA .a131 1br1'02_!!. br,2ba,spadouaupper. SlU per mo. Adj . $280,000 t.bla yr. Present Setcollter.?!!~~~n. leatbc~ 1~--llfyPa~e1.·~~c· U.fauiilMd 3525 Br. ocean view, frplc. ~. • -...... ...,..,. prage. v ... -· huce malU!f br. deck. Al.rporterffotel. Nole ... owner wiable to bandle. ar. unu .. nH, -· ·---... --
••••••••••••••••••••••• Near everythlng. $3'7S. ~~~~~ult• on_ty ~;M8-8088 pr, nr ocean. $425. 4911 req.83J.12231llnoon Can be relodated 548-3087 lrvtne,Callf.,9271~
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near beach Security ,,..~ ...... -3ezz 2 Br. bltm. D/W. cpts, ffua pvt paU08/adulta Br .. ba .... 1 .. t a. ... ,.. Ull 711-3741 dop llgemale lyrold Exper.T .. c• •-,.. ••,.ag• ._,.mo _._ -d....., gar adult• n -• · • ~ •new --"' 1Sl7WESTClJ'FP·NB 1' · · old·., ....... ~· n&....) ....... ..-gau. • _. "· _, · ............. -........ .,,.v, • 0
• Huntington Harbour crpta, 'r'I blk baJ A: bcb. AGT.~l-$032 H tmw-."'tot"-aem,4me» ............. , _ _,.. _._, Bkt. 848-0708 pets. 5411-4291 : 64.5-0527 6_.. . ~....., ,__ .,...,.. .1.oa ..-_-......,
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peta. S2JO mo. 642"'682 CORONA DEL MAR LL IL ""-b. 2 B 2 b II 2 Br. frpl, gar, yrly. 1525 Meta Vmfe Dr. E. LOST --· '-'-b a .... _ --------ne 2 Br Townhouse, frplc. ~Bi. to"" r, a, s:no. 67~or~ If You Need A StAtted 6 &ilte lOS,Costallesa n..-,, .. u:.-51• a:S.::&E~d Mature Wd,y Un·lo com-
---------• Pool, tennis. Somt ocean adult.a. l28S mo. 124 ~ Joe F\irnJsbed Office, call UBI ()peu7daya. vi"'""'.!:"!. .... ._ panlon le It bak~r. "' "'--• 111t• ......... ..a 6 Cata.Una views. Close St. 53Ml4B. TR E EXEC UT IV E c . ..........,_ Elder~ -or Mm.i-lf -~r -.i......JA.,a.fi a....--h. ~•-2Br, l ba. 1 door to SUITE Rent i"clud• .a.....,.a•-..---I I dr-R~ f II ·-·-••••••••••••••••• io....,,,,,.... .. Ute--Near beach. $180. 1 br.-; Mlni-\'tewoloc 1100 · .. .. _ _....... ""'" FOUND: pt. Collie, med. ova . e 1. aya .
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June IO. USO. mo. le.~ gym.ond~af oew cpts, pvt paUo. rec 1, 67S·2895 atl 4PM Cammi 6 lbdltl ''.f:ces, COffllSHOP West side. Call 6*1237 Work for medladlredor. m.eNO -...v..-u-~ facll. $32~. 963·2512; Eva/Wknds -• .. ao T)'Jliflll ekUla »+ "Pm c......... 3724 ~ .J.J ~~-· ..... -.,--......... T 200to200C>aq. ft. low MOMlcPOP .. ~er .. · cl. n.. _ .. __ aet v'tfai. ..,,., .....a.i.u. 5311-1461 ft. ~ · • reel' .,.ci.a,........ eq>er ~JVU,._'V EAN VU. yrly 2 Br 1 •Waq .. La1.,11ueU1 Located I.II blllioeu dis· Found: Doberman, red belplUI. Roornforad1.1n· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ • IQr.F'\mlUfell<M*lble. 2blkltoH.B. H.S. Ba. dplx. Patlo & yard. MIHlon Viejo -J•U. trict. Small Caeata 19), 11\aJe. Vlc Nr Colt. Meta cement. Apply Natidfial $4000WB&UP ~ Orieondl.t.loBedloom 2br. t 2br/dtn, gar. rec $350 mo. 6U·e780; Handy to S.D. rrwy. but always busy. Shon Park.548-0'?Sl Syatema Corp., OSI
•Studlo.ttl BRApta G73~ . ~l.Mng. facU, $215up. lll051 Holly 642--3639 Call: 831.-lAOO boon. RentonlYS120mo. Birch st, N.8 . <Near
•TV•Ma.ldServAvall OlllCM 900 &:00 842-4739 WATIUROMT PROX400aq .ft,C·2at Ttnnt.Agt.751-lAOO Found: Wht Mlnl Belp O.C.AJ.rport.) ·~N Servport, HBtdl poold CM NCI# ~ . lo . . 8 Br. 3 b8., pVt patio, encl. NEW 2 br le 2 ba + den 180 E. 11th Sl. Sult• P. lffr IWl..o. T.v'"' Male P~e,. FNewd dcllp,l•------11!1119 _,,. ew v • "'"""V' blt1 d b b t $13S/rno. Doyle '41-0.78 I ""MONTH n e • r "' c a en Allillat.o
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MiDuW lo NB. 1 8R bucb, Aak for Misal, 8ll2-0'T18 •Wet Bar Latufta Beach ror pro-Included In H ie. Hot West.ml.Dater • FaJrvfew
fllnl. Adulta!t.110 peu. l'f5.2JU. NewluxJbr,2 ba S1'7S. d'lreplace b f..tonaipenon.appro" Blvd. loc. Term1. Aat. SA. 1/12177. Male.
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f\ar1a l bdrmt from <MLS. bltnl, pr .... Adulta, DO Unfum 2 bdrm apt: Near •Sl.l~v.U.. iot.enanta NETSSl,JOOMO. l4th. lffouod conllld BUI We an DOW appoi11Un1
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tote ol bltot. pool, walk c:• 2~ Ba, 2 deck llACM'llAl.LY • .....,, 541-2182 ......._.,..a-Al.alOO 414~ etartp/Umellexpudto &o..,,.nf, ~mi beach. , frplc, ~r·Hwy. ..,,,.. n2$6••• · · t-.u time later ti you de•
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COllPA.l'ftON <t>aythp.e> 645-1021Horappt. in. Eng"':'~ 'Calif 18Cl62MacArUnar'Blnt PHONE $Al.ES
for eJdetb' WOIDae. Lite . dr ll ~i Call SWte 100 Ir ----hlkJ>l .tr meals s dy wk Ellcrow Officer & A.aala· . c. cu av ' EquaJ Opper EmJ)loJ• Phone Salt e peoplt . Cdll-loc Pref one wbO tant. Good beoeflll::11-56-7--6'ie--· _____ ... ______ ._ .. a.ie or female, 11 to •
drives: aoaie expr ~U:lpel. 493...a Houaelteeper-Raleigb MAIDS for Kaid Sen yeanota,..Gu# ...... w/elderl.Y req. 798-01'5 Hilb HolpUal, LSOl S . Laundry Hel Applf .. wqee or eomm"'9'om
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TO PR!&JDENT F Suite 0, Coet a M-.. COOltCt9 lal Fiaaada1 u HOUSEKEEPER. mont· Newport Blvd., Coe betweeal:00 6 1:•p.a.
Dlnoer l or 2 olpta, 8 Gopd Serv. ~rn lnp Nr. Elden &t Wllloa II••· -...zza. ~~~uoc,!c~a~~ cballe~°IJ:\ Cll.~allePll MAMCUllST Equal~
Bl1lro La1u'u Bcb req'd. 75wpm typtq, 1 lmmed. oeieoiu1 in KJ.a. Wanted for Costa 11.. Emp ~ 8A)I to UAM WlKD ah. 3119 San lllaiae aioQ Vle)o for lettetarJ. Sa Io o . M u 1 t Ito o w --------·--f Dr.N.B.Sulte200. Good clerical akllll. It pedicurea. F /Ume.1---------cw &-'d bkkpe. Salary $12:5.·SUO. 548-1575 Primer needs eoaaw pt ...,_... -r-" wit. Resume required. w/1-.y~ npw Lquu for coov. ho$p pref'd. IOllMAM For appt. call Mr. Ray. MA~U RE WOllAN Hll1a AIMl8llO ••
Fltime. Bra l0:30&m to Pa.lnt•Det.aUllan-./S. 7118-05U p/time to w•lcome · ·
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Convalescent, 4118 palatln~eeded b merchant.a. '1edblebn. Drycleaning Counter.
Flagsblp Rd, N · B. Westaall .. makero IMSUIAMCl/Scty Need car, Ute typlna. Kornln11. 67~0aM ~
llCZ-8064. tbe 'Norl '1 fines Plre&CuualtyAgency 54'7·3096. 1173-UllO •
C,.._ e..-•d Nllboata. Qu&Un.t can-Penonal Llnes """"...,.... · dldate muat be capabl Robert.son Insurance MICHAHICS Pit Sales, MGISTO wk up.
F/time poeWon. Apply in ot suptrvial~ a crew o c.orona Del Mar e Recent ex per. Apply Meo. ladies, sludnta.
p e rson, LeBiarrlll ~10 meo for paint & de· 813-3850 Shell Station. 17tb ar Evea/Sat. SH·7Hl.
French Cafe, '14 N. tail work. Xlnl op· lrvlne, Nwpt. Bch. •7096.
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445 E. 17th St _,_ c t M Ph 646 8281 benefits. Call Ms . V\y). needs part time Cl!l" A smog Uc. nee. rru HOMES • __ ...., OS 0 ~SG OH • COOK, pantry man or McDonald Mt-971.l eltt 47 Secretary. Prefer set· Minor repair. Great op-· &LL ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~one~~~~ ~~~~n.~l~~Y~~~ ·&nM = ---------··--------train. 963-5688 aft. 3 pm Blvd. Costa Mesa. LUUlft HlfpW..t.d 71 0 HttpW..ted 7100HefpW..e.d 7IOOHtlpW..tecl 7100 Coob.Experbreakfut& Gen. Malotenaoce/Han· Moo-Fri. Men,penn.p/timeforLA I b 1~.1 .....
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Ambitious persons wh ~ BOAT See Gabb;y aft 3:30pm, lJndborir RacQuet Club. Coata Meu agency Newport & Costa M•a. Opeoinpextatln()raqe
want to earn more but AaatBooltkeeper $750 9aullNG MANUFAcnJRER Beach House rno. 6111 Call betwn 4 ·Spm, needs a girl w/auto ex· Must have dependable and Newport Beaeb for ,
can only work part-Om Sec:fttarles S800 M NEEDS SANDERS& ~ Hollow Ln. Lag. 8'2-'774'1 ukforTony. per. Xlnt opPortunity. car le be reUable.1275 to E x p e r I e n c • d ~-0215. Dental/Chnd $6.'50 MOLDERS D<:U. ecz.e.soo. S350mo. 5'48-1740. Salespersons loterat.d ---------11 ~crowOfClcer S.13K+ POSITIONS At>PUcatic>N now belog (1) Girl Offlce-.$.S7S per ln lnvestmenta. We ..U •""~H .. oepltSalH-Irvine PenonneJAgency Our beauti!ul NewPort accepted. Apply at COOi mo. Muat ba\le aome INSURANCE ~~.~· ~;.!tt: and llat 13 to S5 as.tWoo ""'~· U Ul 488E.17UiCostaM'esa Be hB h ' SecurllY Office , SborlOrder,exper.pre-secretarial exper. Type GROUPHEALTII doUanwmootb.Salea
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A/PBOOKKEEPER ~ dividuala for the follow· Deere Ave, Santa Ana. Beatauraat, HOO W. a Pee w r It In I . Expr: Alleullyr. Prestill<>US olflces, 0 to ingopenlnp: <NOPHONECALLS) Pactflc Coast Hwy, N.B. Ever')'lhlog from recep. Salaryopeo. Pb54l>-l7e7 70 to LOO ~ comQllaaion M111t bave tract hom Attractive g1rl, part time (Altlor Pete) lion to order tatlng. Mlrse Uke Wow split, video and penooa1 f,fnslr~on npe~ Re E . Ofc. Typlng "'-dtSecret-I ODYMAH/Allto COOKS Callfornla T·Shlrts. Stroog&capableofcar· tralolo1. Call Doeald --~ ul tflume +Clerical, with Interest -r Wanted. Experienced. .._, I al 18 848-1787 asltforEvan. in" tor&:"•••nt ..,ml la· Berman. Prealdent, ,....,ary req remenla to in sides career. Send re-Types & prepares Loan & FUU Um Good beoefita ...... e or em e, over JC PatHIY CO ~ ........-..... Quall Plaee iProoer1lea.
Bauer Development Co. sume to Ad 815 The &crow malenals. Ex· AP. P 1 ;· a 1 A 11 e ~ to work days. Apply in GRAVEYARD ab lit. • ~!~~ cuce ·a~=-~: ~-mv7S2.\i20: 1151 Dove St. N.B. Dally Pilot, P.o ' Box celle nt typine & Old bll /Cadlll c person: male,404'sover. Fttlme. lll~!nglora .,.....,.
Nopbonecallsplease. iseo. Costa Mesa, Ca. shorthand skills are 2 8 ~i02 Cami:~ Da TACO mu1t have ref's. Call Part-Time ~5067. RnJ Estate SaJespenoa
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MoKlllDLUl.J + exper'd sander , PreviousexperienceasaBOOKS GOODPAY FullltP/time.EtToro& Esper 'd Xint It 54j..I061Sa..taAna' field>todoPRwon for For predaloo elertr 842--2052 C-Ommerclal Pa)'lng & S...... Lq. Bcb areu. Car 6 log ~eqlc · wor · · n · U.9 . Good Income • mecba.nical UMtnbly nn·--------Recelvlne Teller r e-.._....Yft & ~~~~~.:;· phone nee. Uniform• benefits outstaodi.ag wort'g CODd to the rtgbt
small components. Ex· A~.laJe 1 Sb quired. •ts='•••• Laguna Beach rum. Pleue pbooe for ,\pp1,y ln Penoe OFFICE partlu. 759·0059 or
per. pref'd._~Obly. New ~ op ·--,f11 appt. lilrJ Dever. <710 Mon-Fr-ttoam-4pm NEEDED S0-4m STACOSWITCH IMC help. I! l1Jterested "quallOed, Mtlllon Do lar corp. COUNTER GIRL. part SIM.2271. ' 24 ,_ .... 1.,_., ::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
U3t8akerColta Mesa 'l'op waaea pald. Eng please call the Branch to Meda men & women of Ume exper. '!gPIY Cap-i-54f.J04 I Steamers, •DJ painters, ecbedule ... interview any age "'ho enjoy ·-•-Mlke'a .,.. Frv 815 GUARDS Newport IHdt NQWllll RECOYI~ buff en 41 poli1hers, up-...., 1pealdn1 w totben & who ...... W ....... St C&'M' '· Equal ()ppor Employer • .. • na EquaJ()ppcrEmploye1' bolster)' shampooers, 171 4t71J.OSIO areborOdw/tbeaverage . ......, • · · CottaMeM TEMPOHAS
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c.heck outfyck-up as d•· CITY nmollhetnlUJobe. DSJVEltYIOY JYmaoent. Full & Part OPENINGS FOR: fU.llir"TION u......, A y at tme. Pbone & lransp r ec-h "-rat ~ ·•lfarbor Bl.CM 'Hn Day. 5 days week. q'd. Retired welcome. LAMIMATORS -r...---.-on Sm• I I e I e ct r o u•noNAL No actual aelllna In· $2.50 hr. Lloyd'• C.11546-0274.ofcbnl0-2 Dkt=Secy'• mecbanlcal IWltcb 645-I030 M valved ll no set~ ap. Nunery. 2038 Newport Cl.oried Wednesday. West.al.I Corp. bu im· PIX l'afon manufacturer baJ llD·
BAUit polntmenta. Work w/one Blvd. CM. Apply In med. vacaaclu for Secnf ... t• w/all med. opcnlnp la reeeiv· nn ~~most popular & penon GuAIDS WAMTEO "lOkten "toucb·up pee>-ing & precllJon lnapec· F.quaJ ()ppor Emplo)'\'r IUC ful producta OD • Full • P/tlme wltnda. e! W/at leut I yr ex· TYIMtft I.Ion requh1n1 pf\)flcMnt I.he rkel today. An ln· Del•-JM.w-,_ .. _~ A •-M ;;erlence ln boats. APl)ly ~ Clttb i.-e of precl.sion meuur· -· Ive product who's p •. ,,.--r-r-·b ..... u .... 1e2i .. over. to the Secwity Guard., NEVERAFEE 1 .... •---·-W .. ........... "" _.____ .... ennanent paft.tim=o l re m e n p r e f • d .... u-. ..... enu. ora· -"' -o • ..M... oa e 11 a hou1ehold d u 215 McCormick. Costa • ~aJ Areu .. • d ----·-.... _ ,.. ellveringearlym Unllorma Curo. Car u ...,.; IRI .. now1e I• of Whl o•GWlllCJ 1-..-word t.bruout u.c worau. LA Times to homes ln phon e nee. Appl .... TEMPO dimensional tolet'anetna Up y._. Ba.nkexpe!'. req'd. Work In a youthful, ln1oe/NB areas. Mu1t Universal Protectlo Temporary Help at 1pec Y1'~ req'd in ........ Jobi PIOC»OPllATOI friendly atmosphere & bereliableAbandepen· Service, 1229 w. SUI St. l7802Sky Park Irvine prec11loo loapecttoa 6
Let AVO!li sbow you ho NCJtmexperleoce have fun while you earo dable transportation. Santa Ana. lntervle Ctl 54M41S deslnable in recelvlq ln·
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tobuttdflnmyour own Comac:tBobCrelgbton top pay. You receive a SalaryS300mo.5'&0235. M·F 10:30-nooo ~ EqualOpporEmployer •pectlon.
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slon \tleJo lnduatrla =>'Call 540-70'1 or l u pouJbWlln for both men wk. Benefit.a. Bua.y prac· troduce our product. to Slavtck's Jewelers, Call1 ________ _
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Cemale. Muat hav New " " yr.exper.Careforelder Arizona. Work 6 bra a 644-1380 _. ..
muual dexterity 1 ~ Meaa. Experteoce No exper. net'. You re· Dental chalralde uslat. Jy penon. Seod resum day, perm. In our office ---------•
amall components S.bysitttr tor my 2 kids. preferred. lit Federal celvefullpaywbUebelnl Full ttme poslUoo open to Ad t830, Dally Pllol, near 0 . C. Airport In OPPOITUHITY Attractive, over 18, for
P'amlltartty usln ~ 7 Ii 2, p/Ume ln Savtnp of Hollywood. traln~. You can work torex.prpenontoualit P,,Box.uec>.CoataMt1a, Ideal friendly ofo at-Localbuslneas manlook· KEALTH SPA. We will
cnkfoleope very helpful . 6'7W828, 831-0910 C-Ontac:t Mr. Cllumbley. morntni or eve. bra. Oil· dentlil in Irvine. Som Ca. 92Q6. IDOlpbefe. CreaUve OP· ina to expand bus(neu. train rlgbt penoo for
Oood benefits. Salar BABYSITTER Needed 848•3355· Equal -Opp. ly 10 rnln. by Fwy. from ltnowled&•, of expanded PoC'· for men & women to sis.ooopotenlial. P/Tlmt> eaay fun )ob. Mr Gee.
co.nmtmurate w /ex.per trruned. for 2 boya, •&ea 2 Emplyr. all 1urroundlnt eom· dutla pref d. 552-8338 be HOSTISS make u much money as basis. 673-4786 tWln1752·11$81.
Call Carol, S8HUO f &. 4. 5 day wk. CdM area. BAR OlBL. Attractive. munllles. You owe It t 8&2· Attractive lady over 21 rou desire while retain-
appt. 640-0239 Salary +. Colle1e OK. your11lt to at least In Dltlltll A al t.t w /dlnlna room 0 .,.r. 1ng un xlnt bue salary. PART-Ume SPM·U PM de --=-.:....-------... c M 64tl-SM4 veatt1ate thla unusual · 1 1 P'/tlme eves . Apply Perm. potltlora availa· Uvel')' or ofc. 13 hr. RF.CEPTIONJSTtrYPIST ________ .. BA.BYSITT!R. Resp., . . . =r. ContaCt Rene needed fot bu~ aroup wttclaya Ambrosia, Rm bltl. Advanceme~t to m.nJe, 9!!0-~ 13. p/hr. Yu.II ttme. Neat
AllOCfU.RtP 0 ... 1 11ovtn1 1,wot"'i8!' t1o1ba1 bysll BE~UTlCICANS w1alhnted l.83MOll8. s0~alft~y pthatc111rc1e.0nol~ 2ll.SOUllbSt. N.B. maaJJna~1erlwal ~os1tlon n--.ume ~ ~,.. .. 11 .. appearance, polae, typ. ,.TTIMTJ " n an. w .. r 1 on m .. e or em. w or .. ,..... · rlJ • , av au.e. or .. tvee or ran-.... _. ..... .,. • Ina ablUUea eiHntlal . ..... s.Mel.._. allernatlng weekdays. without clleotele. exper'd ~Non· H<Yl'ELNTTEA.UDITOR mom.tnaa. For l*"IJOllal deilvtf)'.SSHour. Aool In Robert &CcllflT~ CaUMM?G Wetldlttlhlr Fuhionl, IOYSAMD~llLS smoker Call · A.c countln& uper. inwntew contact: Ma. 836-0:ZllltatlAY Bm~ wut::"~t. •
8u1dDt5•L 1101 Weatclllf Dr, N.8. I« DaJJy Pilot l'OUtel Ill o ENT AL £it p • d . ~~-Apply ln personT , U~~ ~me~ Pan Ume PboM wor• Alec>C. l401Quail&l.-".8 . 8"celleot Potltlonl optn llANCHMAMAW l4MIS7. Arch a .. c b ., .. of OrtbodonicANt wanted -per lnn It •Mil w:::;tne . ..,...ua.1.,,,. lromyowboaM
for men OI' women " ..... al Savlnp M · -··""'on Luuna Beach. Must be Top pay fot tiaht pet'IOQ: ~· 2101 E. Cout Hwy' C" ~,... w --7 uc.r /SIC"T
worttoutotlocalottlce aoe. 11 uekln& • N...i(i)'~ta. \to at leaat JO years old c.M a..s110 · PltJmet-lpm. lf JOU eo-.....,lde o.;q. No U• .......-for tta N.B. otc. wartc tor coloriat 11 l to Phone ewutt, uk for • . H o u 1 e b o y o r t.lv.lo bab)'lltC# Med«I Piii "-9 Sin o,r Joy=\ bave ~
per •HHI. Yo-u Ca lndlvldual1 mual be wcrtt for at.yU.t. P/Ume ORW.Uon. Dlclta1 Cba1r aide aaatat. ffouNkeeAer 5 morn'p ror 2 cbUdnD aaea u 16 Eaptr'f pref'd. Wll ab •Q)OJ
..... fsmUlar W/\he eom· n._ .. _ _. ,..__,,~te Salon. IOYS &..-.u•u d~ +...._..Xtaooo•y llc Q«, 4 orsalleroooQ.-rweelt. for'54a.Yl.809Gf • U'eJA. Alhlllf\a avaU. -wk .... ,..~ la ~ u-..---a1 ..... ,,_. · .__ ~'U ~ --. Call 1*WD lOam YoU I Call W. D. Pollck at ~•reside In tM 200 Newport Ctr Dr .. 19 to U yHra. Earn Cun per · b•OO·.-u. 2Pm.-.s?ll lf'Vlnt Collett of B\111·
local uu. Fte..sclal or N.8. avtatmu~·S20 DetfA&.~ or Sun · u r •. '*'·tel. 5SJ.-tor an "''DtM eaper. la d• ••&•--teoper.-Mlllftl 1ub· Eapr'd Ortbo4ootic Houu,.ork. laundrf. MACllNISJ Pl:OPL&PERSON lrnmed. lnl•nlew I a.ed • 191*J' Pf'Od*• .._. wlUcb CAO ~tree· -v••vr" leripllona to Llae l>alb cbalr1ld• ualst. tbop'I A •fr&nd1 for Euc Mede p/tirne al CA.LLNOWI ti*7, .... + lnetn· tlvely aUmulal• new No foU011¥. oec.. Exper Pilot. Transportation Rtiflkred. WllUni to uba 11 pro(•tr·looal;_ M~at Oood oner al bock· toe. II\ llfhalelU.PPb'· Ful
ti .. 6 uuaprotttabr. bual"'• d•velopme.nt, pref'4.CaUM$-l060 ~.No dellv-1• won 2 otnc•. S4M070 ve own ana • r-.1. crouncS.S.t·upfsoperat.e '1caplt.alla.d.t71-Z223 a--------1-f Moua. You WW Hallt cuatomera. • or colleclln1. Pilon M)..300tev ' '70.perwk.MMNO variety of macblne' Ill· RETAIL
trilaed lboroutbly. tf mqtl .. te penoftt)tf. Xlot •1712 ...,&............. ••a!)•· HoutekH~r llve·lo. 2 ~~~~:~/'.. i;r~!~1!!~~:j
tcN WUl•l\NCl1Mellre worth I cood1 • MOW ISTHl11MI YS 1 llWO .. _. ... r, '" M near .,,_ ... ,•~• m n-....... •------· •~n M1M1~EI ,.... • "8 l\art Im baoetlta IO .4HOet u .,...... °""" mill•{ punch pttHH. ~I MM aedlalel~all b•twn a.pi, to Mr. Kerr for JOb tcebn to cbec1t Briltof·S.lter, C. · ~alt ul t oo wit ·+rm ,; Smal preclalon part•. l"ot lr. Sportawear chain t: ... 6 (T~) •:-·""'lO tb• Dally Ptlot 'kip MlsliOI VltJo · ll Ton> aA5pm, 540-Jtfl boa.rd. eau 141...., amall ahOp. Daya OftJy. To Pl•~ your m....,a store. n..""rtunltJ for --Wani.ct claulOca\lon. If aru. IJarn your own · COI WtTCH before I.be v.-..., ; ~ lm&>!Ol'tr t.be Job ,ou want II not money ttlllnc tublcrfp. l)fwn W/boaa. needed in UouseJtMper. Hpet for STA • readloapubUc, advancement. 8• try llttl 111 m/I there~ mJltbt conal~r Uona tf\er school. Por lft. un4trwater l\arv .. una ~onv .. hoap. Day ablR IMC. l)hon• OOlbmfftlUfat.e w1uper. ~~~~~~~~t:it.[;'.5· cr==-=-=~1 otr•rtlll )'our 1ervtt•1 formation, call IJ0.09l3 o:,::tron. Callt · Or· C.ll MZ-at10 llJt Bak.-CC.ta Mesa Dat11 Plln\ i Y t¥ 'R ~DJ~ •.r 1
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fW our olc Xlnt phone s;rvtc-e Stat,100 Allen· ~.Oven. arid· bdniuet P11d1Z200 leu ho1d1~p-.S.CaJJ ~oo.17~ Ith.-·•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,....Uty.'Good •t ft• ux:u::erAd. F\l~r:! dle, •tor•a•. ua.cs b ao. tarin. Approx' lOO aft.tr5PM.~ JG.tm2iJ.lr. m-w ·11 Wlll)'S Wen. VI. ~12 IMW t712 ._.... t7
tall. WW CGllltdtt BriCbt ~lion 17th P:bf I OK. SM·•IU. Betwa tda Ume Gm 1h1• cpt. Barber's chA lr elect 6p ~pd, O.D. SS $ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••H••• ltqMtner.Type40wpm CM • rvDe, Wpm. S50. Oak end tbll. $115. siove.s&JtJhlti1'tbootl: Sol-Cat 15', 3 mo«*S. Wb n tcarmann Gbil. Ale·•· U&Rdoden~ency Befriprator 1915 Ad· OdN.815-1184 OM34teftt:aopm hull. calm •all•. Neb 9560 umt auto, AM 1rii
mlB1ftb8t.Sle lCN SHllTMUAL mini lJ cu n. Paid~. ~ tramp/1trlplna. Mr ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt.ereo apkra. 14o-1oatrr Nft'DoltBeacb 83S-ll90 Wcldlnl"woochhopex· Sll5/thlm M2·2:Sli HorMt IOH Wmhd IOll Schubert. 830-Uat, a c rlflce 'S8 lnt 'I ~ ,.,
c.tllorAppt/Eatab'ts per helpful. P\NM 'Gr'. · ·-·•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• mM50 Crewcab ¥atoa PJU. Pvt ,. ltann&nA Cbia 0.""'
lY • 2031 S. E. lb.lo ·• *'"ILCO ....,. For Sale. 2 ponies tJ 1bow SSS CA.SH FOi 'Ta.14' Hob .. Cat pty MS-8203 Veit. New ncU&b, paiot.• • • ac.,,OMsT lrviae ... ZI01. ..eauMS-'1151 q\l&rtM'tlorae. Good11MC1tum1rdrfp w/\.rlr.mo.Pvt.~. ssoo. '11 BMWs rbltmc. AM1fl'll. a•. for taillloa.t co. II you :lhlp's, S.v'1 clat;. Ex· 11\JSTSELL Call84'MOl1. tnn••tovet~ *'2'nfH.8. '14 Luv, very low n:s.Ues. fbNM251or~ ::t
bavetbeabWt7tohandle per, fu.11 Ume. C.U Jim BO'"'BT"~R •---,., ...... ,_ xlnt toad Mutt sell HERE NOW ....__._ t7•:-.,, a t..7 1wttcbboard, can Davia,~ "'"' nnvuu;. ~,, ~m_J.:. pwm re-UMd IOfa bd. ~ or .._... ~/ '8MS40aft: 4:00. . -
do lite ttptq, have a ~· 10 ~ _,., Tack ln· tall, I cood. reuooabl•. OoCD t0'10 ••••••••••• .. ••• ....... · ~ froa( olc ap. Washer as 1>r1er ~ plrlted. S815· IJllll.5420. "••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Dod&• ~too PU, V8.
IMWllSAUS PMf&DCe, work well W>· talt9. Wanted: Violin in JOOd es· Newport Slip avail !~~·~Bet Ofr derpnuure, lovepubUc STAT nPISTS 642-MVT ...... , 1070 a bape wllb cue. Jan. Feb. 548-8149 or __ .._,,, __ . ____ _
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nrm.m.:M40afUPll TOP CASH DOLLAR WlliRHis Newport. Upto.S' 12,l00.96CM839. '.122002·A.·(~l\KK). ~1 r, .,.... ·-. <~MtCS ·4 s p •• C-.W..MM700 '
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Ex&>. Xln( •lyplna wanted. A1ao RtP ART OBJW-..... 00 0 · -•~ 'l:.10::· Private dock for rent ~~I • ~ 11 · ab[Uty. on Smoker. 6SALES846-5148 """• ~ L • ......., · Dover Shores NB Up tci,_...,_ ... 8 __ s. ____ _ Western
mmuu :m:::: :.,: <fl80PPltl l. '74 Mald.1 Rx.a Coupe, 4 '
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SAIL I04T 18lla llacAnbur Blvd mcydes IOJO nQUES ~2200 cyclopedia BrlttaaJca. PrevaJllac ra~. 821-0230 bed w/camper abeU. Nds
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far Boat llanllfacturer.1~Eq~ual~()ppor~~~E~m~pl~oy~er~ •NEW-USED BUU:S• 2llfr Black Star Sapphire. Mllk4lll IMh. c.--..1 $48-36;13 •
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con.tructlon • eqw Stods/MalCleril Skateboards. trade f or ve ry 1 •-••••• .. •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-leoodeood.1886. ment.AbWtytodealw Pash. Jal FinanclalSttv. CycleltCo,MalNewport abotcuo. Pvl. Pty Coon llln-0-llaUc elee. 18• FG Trl-Hull. 85 754-la>
U. public. Xlnt company firm. Must have exper. Blvd. C. 11.142-7910 MB-11877 Ol'llD. excellent coadi· Olrnler OB. Xlnt cond. -9570
=·:&fl.vatl enaen Bela req'd. 369 SaaRebl Mlalt ll lndlan cal doo.'800,P.P.m -12:58 GJ'Mtforfisb'g•skl'I·-•••-••••••••••••• .. Cll'£q~J~:E"m-:::;.ua. =:,ruet Dr. N.B. Suite ~'::~El:: brac~elet , 4 lte:1. Office ..... & $2300.M4..QS18 'tt'n'avelal.I, A/C. radio. &•sr •~.,
· trostaUc palntln&. despera~ PP. vaW.ble IQll: • IOIS towln& equipped. ~Mf4 AMA Sales, Asst llgr for bouU· ~ment your income. Ne w I u • e d w h I 1 , otfef'. 968-1597 ••••••• .. •••u• .. ••n•• TiP S I i .. kw S'NIOOJolr. 5S&-3149, al\ S 835'3171
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PIU!M.Appl.)'lnpenoa. ao.SaJ.oPenMS"U82 OCEANFRONT ..-Ii 1071 typewriter, under sen C~ura.Sde/ . USIDIM • Cllns Faablon1. 3333 BICYCLES ••••••••••••••••••••••• ronlract. $150. 83'7-1060 ..., t 120 Dodae Step Van, kitchen, * W •*
Briltol, S. Cst Plaza Teacher. Pre School Ex· Balboa,67$-6510 Reg. Morgan mare, broke hfi IOn ....................... sleeping, roaoy xtraa. ' 1 3 8 a v a r l a
Mall.. per only. Full lime. Split to ride II drive, blk ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,75 Datsun i' Pickup Sl?S0.644-7461 Auto/SUnrool·906LVY
SALIS CLBK ~u~U::.·Jver ~ ::::t b~~:: kn':Se ::f!~nee~1:'f; Parrot, well trained, w/Perrls Vly overh~ad "IO Ford Vari. eo.ooo ml. 3 '7~6:,~!'t1a~B
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tlc:tner Y bus I n e". cage. 1142.2520, 640-7211 & camper have every ex· 846·2125 '762002S/R0325
Pleasant work, full Ume. TECHNICIAN ,,....&.. 1015 ......._ry 8071 ask for Br•d. tra. camper used twltt. '68 Dod c V Self CloHd 0. ,._.__ 450 SL 1m. Xlnt coed. Be hSt u· -. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $5000/flrm. 731·2992 or &e ~pr an. · -1· Bl 11 , ac • ooet11 , . ••••••••••••••••••••••• BIRDS 1~ OFF AT :ill-68'73altTpm. cont.nu e.ng,map.runs ---------. "' w11vory .at.
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Saleslady-women's wear. Tech to operate el,c· M&F .Blue" Seal $2$0 21 MorlSlekilathe,etc. ~Beach. 640-0090 Sleeper for Mlnl truck. 84$.-1024.HIUltHrbr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-3u-z1oc Mu t b 'd •. tronic test equipment. ..~ .... 11 • Fnt. Valley.963·1010 tilll"'"m $295. Dlllvl ~ ..,, -• mat~e. Ap~:C,~e~ hr~ lmmed.opening. up._..., Mbctlmwo.ts IOIO ,_ · 67~aft6PM. ECONOMICAL Ford Y "" 8cyl.,automaUc,factory
wt Call983-?50l NEVERAtEE ,..._ 10 .. 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••"-&Or..-IOtO ..... . ElOO, '74.6cylstt,gdll\J, UTI'LE. alr:~J pwr. windowa · · Local Areas .._.... ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... , 11~ Dreamer Cam cpts, panel, etc. New .. &IUlll'OOl. (JllHNV>. SALIS I TEMPO ••••••••••••••-••• .. • WANTED Ga I bran se D Ria I lo pr, fully self cont'd, Hy un.. lo mi. '3500. Ph SAVE A LOT MAM4GEMEHT Temporary Hel~ DOG 0 BED I ENCE TOP CASH DOLLAR theater. 2 Lealies-piaoo-Jacka, FAU. W/btr, w/7 642·1ml SROP&COllPARI!
We're looking for 3 sharp 17802 Sky Park lrvme CLA.5S to start Wed. Jan p A I D F 0 R y 0 U R full rhythm. One ol the GMC l Ton 454, xtra g ..,_ Wmhd 1590 IARW1CI D4TSUM
people interested In a Cdl 540.4455 19, 7:~wpt/lrvlne JEWELRY. WATCHES, finest none pipe orgam ~· ~~~ ~~B. d~: •-•••••••••••••••••••• San Juan Capistrano
fltime,pttm.posillonln EqualOpporEmployer area. ART OBJECTS. GOLD. ever bit. Uke new Pvt. 2A,o0omi,llkeoew~ · CASHFOICAllS! lll·ll7S4fJ.3J71
men's clothing sales & SCOTnSH Terrier AKC, SILVER SERVICE, pty.$3900.644-1307. orblt.645-0527 Top S Dollars paid tor•---------1
management. Prior ex· 2 yrs, male, show quail . P'INE FURN. & AN· "-rt'-Goods 1094 clean used cars tructa& t--__; _ _;;;;===::A
per. necesJ. Sal & romm TECHNICIAN t 5'.S-18111 'MQUES ~2200 ..,.... ~ . . . L • ea Mercedes Beu. zacJS. & profit share plan Call y. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Motorevdn/ Corvettes. A.alt foe Paul PS PB All/Fii II
for Inter view betwn Cer amics or Science MLm Schnauzer Puppies l.MGAa!TAGS Knelssl 18Ssw withS-SSS Scoahn 9110 O'Neill. S~IALS lealber 'tat. Lib 'n:w lOam~pm,MonthruSat. background mandatory. AKC, adorable, 8 wk~ lromyourbuslnesacard. bind~1'-0~atters ....................... HOWARDC'-eYralet &10 4 Door. 4 speed, SMOO. (714)7n-TW7
THELOOK64HiSOO Basic undef'11t.andln1 of old. Reasonable. 962-65 Send one card for each """ For Sale '7S Yamaha ~QuaBl~StaACH. radio. (087PKE> .. .,_w Lo-• II nit
Sales ~~r::pC:r"."~":c~toX>in~ aftSPM tag plus one spare. We TY,bclo, DT2SO. Streel·Dlrl. __ ... _c. ... _rv_R'r __ i:c.___ NOW$2895 --... ..... 1-.J
REPRESENTATIVE benefits, salary com· German Shorthair, reg return permanently HIFI, Steno 1098 Xtras, shar p . $57S. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR 8ll8DOVESTREET clr.S1~~83'J.18llO. Experienced In bwld1ng mensurate w/ back· AKClemale, all shots. g sealed attractive Llg & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Jl8.27lj8 FOR TOP USED CARS Near MacArthur
dlstrlbut1on of books & ground. Mission Viejo In· background $70. sa&-7 strap. meetlni airline 19'' Clr T. V. tbl mdl. xlnl 'M Hond , ..,. ~ . FOREIGN, DOMESTIC &Jamboree Road.a '13 "50SLC. Im mac. 1\tU
magazines. Ground noo dustnal area. Call Carol aft 12. l.D. requs~ments. p,... cond S12S. Just over-. a ""'• """" ong or CLASSICS power. leather. 1unrool, opportunity with author S81·3830Corappt. vent loss ft theft! For a bauled.548-2429afl6pm ml, gd mtr Sl~. ALSO tryourcarisextraclean1 ___ 1_l_J.._l_J_0_0 ___
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ftfr.Wrighl,645-9494 Tennis Instructor. must goodbome. Freetolov wallpsper, fabric OrTa n dberg JOOOX legal, 790 m1. hke nu IAUERIUICK '"" t1klo1 delivery '"17 SEAMSTRESS be exper'd w /group ingfamily. M&-1154. "Da,y Glo" paper & we crosst ield reel-to-reel $300. Must sell. 548·3011 • 292S Harbor Blvd. See us first. & IMt! Top ""°5LC. US 900 WISCO
For Sailmaker, exper'd ~':i t'.'~1 ~12!r0b:' 2 Pediaree Lhua A ~ ~k le trim Y~ Tape Deck, xlnt cond. '75 Kawasaki 400 triple. Qlst.aMesa tm-2500 dollarct;1s\.~=-· ~~1!~>,·556-659. ' l Dam-Spm ~reC'd, but will train Van, 752.7355. ,,,.... · P'lJ)piea l male l fe1Dale. back try two ca $200. firm. 6'5-l4l8 RunuxceUent. S600 ~
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per f e c t I o n i s t & separate. 640-4130 $2 ea or 3/$$ lqlll..-..t '7S Dr 1258 Yamaha In· CLIAM CARS 21&51larboc' Blvd. ....... •••••••H••••••
bardworldng. Call for JYPISJS 4/5 tags Sl.60ca. ••••••••••••••••••••••• duro. 3,000 ml, Jtlal cond. & TIUCKS c.osta 11.. $40-MlO I t74 M• MIDGIT' _. appt.673-2140. For Sale, AKC Golden f/9tags $UOea. .....ttlladu•c•/ *50Q.Afti,4M-<llal ~·
Despet"atelyNeeded Retriever ~ Samoyed 10orm0te1l.40ea. Senlce f020 '71 DataW1 8510. A/C, Royal blue w/matchln&, ••
752-13180betweeo8-5 mixpu~XlDUamUy SaJesTaxlnch.MSed -•••••••••••••••••••KAW. 74, 100, 0-4. TRD. CONNlll radio, eta. xlnt cond . ~~iiu.~L.J,N >.". q,5w .$30.493-6484 NOCARD? Prof wood & ilass boat 10 spd, dirWtreet:-WO $1.500.8'5-4916aft&pm.
,,_toY• 1045 Draw your own or send rpns. Renew tanks or ml, Pvt ply. &44·1139 CHEVROLET '76 280Z, xlot eoad. OMLY$2795 .:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~e. addrees. phone & heads. Reaa rates. Call $395. _Har.._ Blvd. All/FM . air, 10.000 ml. "'·
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()peGiop m Coeta Mesa. MASTHS AUCTION CUSTOM Pilot Cluslfied Ad. GllC Late '73, xJnt. cond., 3100 w. Cat Hwy, NB '1~ at5un 610· 4 Dr. auto. new Cpt le paint. ll4I01
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642 7702 50% TO 80% OFF Polarls, NB. 833·2616 _. r. c• '710 S700.o-$Z0,000p • SAVE!JAN.SALE.New WEBUV '76280Z1llverWltbblaeke•••••H••••••••••••••• ManyCo'sNeut 1---------& used lul'D, appJ'1, Ov~40ln·tlockpatterns loafs.Pow.,. 9040 25'0PENROAD •USEDCARS& Interior. Air colld., PORSCHE lHt 91214·
YOU TODAY' VETERINARY RECEPT misc. Wilson's Bllf1aln Also MINI-Blinds •n•••••••••••••••••••• Fullyself-conl. TRUCJCS. mags. AM/FM, etc. wbJ~/tan l uper clean," EmployersPayAllFees F/time. some wknds. Nook.2Slores--64Slrl14 ll4S-8S50 833-9770 '7SFlbreform 22ft.cablft Wlnt«ratea.~ Come inor Call 5,SOOmi. Clean, sharp, one own . AM ·Fll Kua bave mm of e mos w l"" .. C M .. ~ ... -· I) '1 t ••-----~__., _ _. not e¥en brollieft lft vet UzR~LOdersAaency ~ln vetennary hosp. · ...... · ·'"" ·-HAMrLTON Professional crwser. 118· 8 a ....... , ll10Trav-Co28'wllh only nu;a:;_,....--' · lllchelio, KonJ, $6200.J
402DBircbSt,Ste lO. Brl ato l Veterinary 5e-32i62 drafting board/table full accom .. Plnta O.D. 28,000mlle.andBRAND GrotttCtt .. rolet Ownerau.1ataell! $8,800. 642-9333 <
Newport Beach 833-8190 Qlnic, 3713 S. Bristol. Matching. Naugahyd• w/Vemco Instrument. $8000. 847·9813Aft 5 PM NEW ENGINE. Perfect 182U Beach Blvd. 4N-Ml7 ·
Call Cor Appt/F.alab 'M lute Ana, 979·3080 W\ag back sofa, chair• Fine cond. $295. Call SKJPJACK 24, OSMll' OMC tb:rougbout with all the Huntington Beach flat 97.;I '7Ut 4, appearance JrOUl>,
----ouoman. UJre new. sad· ~.an 7 PM VHF. baittank trailer, extras, Including ref.. 147-6017 * 54t-JJl I ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4.300. ~~~-SICllTAIT.... ..~ .. F4ood1CSocld'kta8ills. die color , $500/ofr . TRADE Coto de Cua covers.$9500.~. stereo! ,shlower pluslbathl • "13Fiat124Spider,st~eo. ---------
.._., .. ,pm, • ue 5*2132 seeps sx. comp etey TOP mags rack 25000 ml 1975TAIGA Hunt lkh Branch 8Nt; IO'f 21.lt fl. N.B Membenl\lp for Balboa 14' Larson. canopy, Herc self-contained with il11 mlnt $32oo. 1133.l'iOG '
•Pull Ttme Mel.,.,., & Bey Club or Bis Canyon. 30I> elec st.art, Ult trlr, own generator-priced DOLLAR chocolate brown, S apd,
•Goocfl')'pist WAITRISSlS "---· ----•• ......._ 6404l05lor6'4-5642 xlnlcond, $152.5. 98&-0280 way under market for P&ID '718:50SPIDER. nu eng. Is air, stereo cassette, very •Shorthand ~-'"--A h Perf M clean. 25,000 ml. Must· ~ean .. ••p pr-f'd •Busboy'! Decorator in trouble, GARAGEDOOR used ,...,.,GrandBanks, ... 'aft tbatraremotorhomeln FORCLEAN elute· ·50 .si7oo. sell' Wkdys call Lo" pus o ~a'( Int tr 'v w • EllPft"'d Only Apply in must sell everyUUn1 ln Good condlti'on . ...,,~ "° thls condition at only IMPOIT CARS 83CHl66S. 497.2594 8111bal: 979-2333 _. perton. New Yorkt'r _.~It U rm di rm • .,7 .... 1 ~tt>_!~ SSand. ~p' RDbdF, $10.500. Call today. Biii lbun J1in 20. lOam 'ti Reau t 4211 E 17th -...; · v · n • "" ......, ..... 161,y "" e>Ut ... __ , .. """ ...,..,,. &1 • MODELS '73 Fiat Xlnt cond. Great . 2p uran . bdrm wall d~or aplen f 11 • I d • ...... .,... _,.._,.,, Aw. gas mileage 33.35 mps '73 914. SiJver. good cond, Gol.D&ISTATI Sl.Co!JtaMesa ty c'pt remnanta. Ali Earth Worm sale for BRi lT6~ u,fl:oo· RENl'770VERLAND29' 64S*4IatUpm • MUST SELL THIS
Waitreaa. 2 yr\ elC per qual. mdse• Priced garden. Let the worm ~7 . • • FULLY EQUIPPED . WEEK. $398S./bst ofr.
IANI minlmum C()('ktal!l>. Ap· super lo• Hurry for beat help you cultivate. 1000 evs. . '74 Fiat U4 TC. Xlnt cond. PP, 983-1883 SlOOWanierAve,RB ..i.•-selecUon.Cre-Jo-Son lnt. $4, 3000 $10. Also worm Bank Repo. 42' Yatbewa, PP.554-1.227 30 000 ml radials
Equal Opp Employer ....., ... penon l.eBiamtz. SM}.587J, 3029 s. Harbor castings 8 ·s WORM dbl cabln. Ideal live Sen-ke,Parts $207s btt oi Pvl l ' '62 Hrdtp Cabriolet, xlat mtf 4H No Newport Blvd FARM. lT362 Got.bard, aboard. 1:22.m. Firm. &AcCftlorl" 9400 f36.-0 1 r .lmdt p y. coodthruout.NTOO ~~~~~~~~ N.B MS-f700 81.,S.A. ll.B.847-5141. (71A)l58-2Z21 meva/w . C.1164M&17.'
-WAREHOUSE MAJL Serta Ortbopedlc twin C 73 Fiat 12' Spyder Coo· SIClttTAaJES a.ERK It Women'• Ap-bed, xlnt cond. u s. Diak' 1 • quallty bknee borte 25' V·hllll, pa rtlally e manifold & arter Student will buy older vert 25000 mi stereo 18 Poncbe1 new ena .•
Fast IJ'OW1aa co. bat 2 parel Distributor. 4913-7578 I e drwr. eautl ul flnfJbed. Make olr. CalJ Plymout.b Dodge Dart. Ir 1t neecm map, Uke ne..;.. $2995'. clutch, etc. S spd/maga.
opeoJn11 lor u per'd P'Jtl • 979-lllOS ~b. 1115. W/ChaU'•S20. 94N754 work.O.K.Cheappleue. 833-1709 "800.m.tesaevea Mertt«rf• Work In lov. m American ol Martinville sliding &lass door Ht, · • 78M '13 9 4 2 0 .. u .-. B el1 new ofcs, lood co. Women. 25 & older to triple dreuer, mirror new $80 + wardrobe 14' Outboard, 4 place, . ..,... 9727 1 • tulli/r m., ra.
bendlta. 1 Pt»ltlon reef a wort for Hou~I ' two larse night st.and.I ln doors. 675-1849 35HP Evin.rude, e<>mpw/ f9r S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LI\ 1reen, A ppr crp,
ah ao+wpm, ot.h('r PoSI· 11v1 , Top s hrs . walnut, ssoo. Corner U 0 SP 1 TA L ED controls, 1as tank, ski.a, ....................... ~ llnporttd trmMI Hew •77 IS200. 675-4002
Uon req•1 dlctephone 97$-S563 group with yellow B d ttl.r. N25 or ofr. 'if19.2101 / ••••••••••••••••••••••• W.ltoyc• f7S6
background. U you have fonnlca table. yellow & manually oper ate aft6PM CliHIC1 9520 CNMrd 9701 HONDA Cars ...................... ,.
&oodtyptn,slllU1tJerea MlrchwdfM bluefloraJcovers&three wtalde rails, ltlnt cood lo4llh.a...t ....................... ....................... MAMY •tDEALERINU.S.A.
aoodorl(anlier, •PJ>l.Y In ....................... bolsters, SlOO. Two Sl!ICS.675-481.S c-....' 90501958 MG M agnette . 1966SIMCA ToCiloowFrCN911 ROY
ssr•them6a CNorp.. 436 ••••••••••••••••••••••• or • . Meteon. Never used . DON'T IUY 3rd owner. $000. 6'.5-eloe miles. Xlnt mileage. UNIVERSITY ROAll·S~R·O·YCE ;
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re t, .B. (Neu w--...1--land Antique Oak Burr et. Excellent condition. Size A. IOAT or646-8Sl6 Tires like new. $800/best OldsMObll• •
O.C. AlfllC)rt) ~ custom SJ>anlib •ter Ulmed. 1175. 4IM·2A17 aft. 19311 V-1 Ford Picku , o.ll offer.fM5..1620after4pm. .._. c ... • GMC ::'~'"=-
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1•nlzod, typlnr ft RH deon p l•no1, clrcu1 PO. Small Dealt. po. ml.lllHll.675·~ ~ '""'Tn•...a ... 000 ori 1 GTVCJ)Cl!.Gdcood. "JIBlueHoodawp,atlck ••••-••••••••••••••••• 1tlll1, w/pleauftt rtana. wall cloek1, -~ HO RENTALPEF.S -·-•v,...,, Im, 946-3189daya 1b1tl. xlnt cond, $3500. 17 tel..,..one personality, •randtatber clock•. • 2Slinmoos cribt, 1pine,1 FREE Sallln1 lessons. prthlt, Serious lnq only. Allll 97071_903BO ______ -:-
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llana1er J. perm anent Oter a .6Do,ooo WOl1h ...._ a encl tbla. I COD· cond. 51 Pl aquartum mem~b1J)8 avaUa.bfe. 66 T·Blrd bolt 00' COD· "12 Aud.I 100L8. 4-dr auto ••••••••••••••• .. ••-•• TOJOTAS .. ~~u for ·~· =: ~~-~coucb.ta-2* . W/at&nd,M0-21TT CALLNOW ('14)-.-1 tlnental kit. 1450. AJC, AM1'.M. x1ia tJ.o: •.
101 st., Ioine. Tel. Twin bed ft mattreu, fflde.a·bod IOfa. dbl bed ...... Sell to60 MM22I. '111115. ....... • HERi HOW .. SICTIY~ m-tm. ()pea Wed tbtv atmo1t new. drawer aptna. dbl 11 Is~ •• ..... •••--•••••••••• ...._ -..W t?IJ • tntne Ad A--DNdl Sat.9AIUo•PM VlaJtt 1tor•1• .• SH.SO. Sota mattre~a. metal .... k ...... ~trtr new'-91 .... -
front •-"I • b•d, dbl Ilse $15. ~ ' w•DI -,..••••••••••••••••••••• ••iovrNlllCAIOIAIV.,.,•ll'IU pa.on~tpenon~ ~ *"'•" •010 a.nu:sat-Dtt ~· ,G . e4$Cl5S or ........... ~ ........... ~COUNTY'S ''""'°*°'"~' CW9'e ~c•. fa t IC ....................... New Standard car Mobllt l'1 nos. For ..,.: Dune hra. OLDIST 8POrts car Center. Select Some•borthn.'nfor~~ R.EPRJGERATORS LooNDillow cutvel•et« Telephone. ~· SOlld &RtCSON u·, Full Nt• Pouch en1 •. h'omover50qualltyUMd
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9-rvlce Station Allen. 29Yrsln0ranaoCo. AAl•ad 0•A .. e•Jf ~.!'b11• u-WIS--,.,_ •...,....., __ J • •1 I •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ~ce.Lea1IQS blePllJmeota. dant. exper 'd oa1 • DU..,1 .a.p•s --"-'" .... e, ~ ,,..'J1MI -1-. nc •P n· Evea. Full & p/tlme. Ap· "~ Kn1 or Qn Bdrm 1et, tor Job ...an '° ebeck Dater • laundier, 11~ '1'G Ford F260 ~ ton. wtr· ~.-. .... Ille. '74 JAG XltL, excep.
pl)'. SMU Station. 17th .tr lWNewpon Bl, CM mattre11 ... hmpa, Ult Dally Piiot Kolp orolfer. Ev1:631-oa83 ramy. Jiru1taellr Roilt ce BNW Uonal, low ml, corpora~ ~vine NB. CAU.548·7790 Black Glue toP dinette, Wanted cl*MlllcaUon. II 1973 C t 11 7 11 ~&ft. 5 Jambcne car. Loaded, com pl
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21 or older. Apply In e· Kenmore Wllf!et Alltqlpokcrdtbl $3.10. h13 wtUJ .: :d In ltheV j!~ l&' Robie Ca~Ull l'act dt'.MHDO AM/Fiil Mlcbello Ur., Mon·Fr-1. ~ Wt'd·Mon JOAm , KJtcl\ Aid Port 1)11· Ova bt,al t4 tl&I $25. W """ • ... I II II.lot. teolt mtr. UWPG ---. -----to •Pm 2012 R bo wahr suo. Ouar/del. ex10 PmJao ru1 as. UUd e•telOCl'. Plloae ·~· fl · or belt •4 MP. ~ ton. •h•~·.: aver Cln. t1cbt bodJ. ClauUted Ada •ell bl.t C.111 at Bair Si ar r' .._,. Call 7SJ4SCll -..rn Olfw. • Ton•do. bell ••· OU. nru. ao-. s:zm. C.ll 49Ml6l ltem•. small ltema or . u on.. t'THl7t mi, .-o. 17$.3521 trD.Y ltein. ~
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rrendo rac1na brakes. OMLYS4395
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VOL 70, NO. 18, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1977
S~hools Bo~ndary Proposal Opj>ose~ .
• 1 BJ ltA YMOND ESTJUJ>A
Of .. 11'91'. PMiM ...... I About UO parenta dd students
1 expreeaed opposltJoo MoncJay
nitht to • propoMd boundary
cbao1e between Marina and
Westmlnlter hilb teboola.
'trulteel ha•• been atud)'lnc a 'propoal to ab1ft about 450 atu·
denta wbo now live 1D tbe Marina
~ ..._ B181l School atteoda.nce area to
vr Westmimter BlCb School over
tbe next four yesn. School.
The affected area is bounded The speakers, which included
by Westminster Boulevard. students and parents, told
Bolaa Avenue, Bolaa 'Chica and•• trustees they bad "loyaltiee'' to
Edwards streets. ' Marina Hieb SCbool and a boun-
Huntingtod Beach Unioo mtb dary chance would mean
School District Board PresldeDt tramportaUoo hard.ships.
Helen Ditte and Trustees Zita Glenn Dysinger, cllstrict usia-
Wessa and Doria Allen beard tant superintendent, -told tbe
about 25 speakers 'llooUy op. crowd the change was pl"OpOMld
pose the boundary chance in the due to an enrollment imbalance
aeasioo at Stacey Intermediate of about SOO students at Marina
as c091pared to the Westminster
campus.
"This Is. the only j\&SWlctUoo
we have for studying a poulble
boundary change," uld Dys-
inger.
"There 1B telatively less ovel'·
crowd.inc at Westminster than at
Marin.a High School, according to
September enrollments." be
added.
Dysinger told tbe crowd that
, elementary school district enroll-1
ments last September U.the af.
rected area seemed to fnclicate
the need Cora boundary change.
"But those indicators are not
u strong now as they were in
September," said Dysinger.
About LS seventh and eighth
grade students carried picket
si'ns saying "Huntington Beach
is our home ancPMarina is our
school" at the Monday night
meetina.
Distilct officials saJd tbey
would discuu !be matter qal.ft
at their Jap. 2$ meetin1 r.t Bunt-in~ Beach Hilb Schoo • •we an veey 1emltlve to Uda
issue 1D our netchborbood:' 1al4 Mra.BobeltJobnstoo,~14111
Saber Lane. Huntiqton Beach. ••we feel we are Ol'Pbam. •• abe
added. Mn. Job.Dston said abe
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HB Nixes Massage institute
By ROBERT BARKER
Ofllle Dllllr f'll.tltett
Declaring it ian 't the kind of
busl.nesa they want in the city,
four Huntington Beach City
Council members voted Mooday
night to deny a business license
for the American Institute or
Massage.
The split vote was taken after a
lengthy discussion in which
charges were lodged that police
I made false statement.a regard.in&
the status or an investieatiooA
Oil Tanker
Splits Open
In Pacific
( HONOLULU (AP) -A tanker
carryini 3.15 million gallons of
light crude oil cracked across the
middle and was sinking~ miles
southeast of Midway Island in the
Paclflc. the U.S. Coast Guard l,!.aid.
1 The Japanese contalnenblp
Pacific Arrow took aboard 28 of
the 31 tanker crewmen and stood
by durinl the night Monday to
rescue three other crewmen who
remained aboard the stricken
vessel, said Jim Gilman, a Coul
Guard spokesman..
No injuries were reported.
The 800-foot tanker lrenes
Cballqger, owned by Tsakos
Shipping and Trading Co., or
Piraeus, Greece, and under
Liberian registry, had been en
route to Japan and Venezuela
wit" ita cargo, Gilman said.
··Reports from the scene in-
dicate it is breaking in half and
some oll splllage baa been seen,•·
Gilman said. '
A Coast Guard Cl30 aircraft fiy.
•Ing over the scene durin' the
rescue operation returned to Honolulu and another plane was
due in tbe area aUlrst ll1ht today,
Gilman said.
The Honolulu-based Coast
~uard cutter Mallow was divert-
ed from another mission to the
acene of .the Irena CbaJJenier
and wu expected to reaclt there
Wednesday mominc, he said.
The weather in the area was re-
ported good, with seas six to ei&ht
feet bieh and winds or 10 to LS
knots.
The caUff of the tanker's dia-
treu was not known, said U .
Robert V. Renaud, a Coast Guard
public information officer.
Tbe lrefta Cballea1•r incident
was In the same general area
where the Panamanlan freighter
Crown Pearl WU abandoned by
·it.a 25 crewmen Sunday after tbe
•hip, with a car10 ol lo1s, began
taking on water. Those crewmen
were rescued by a Swlu fre1pter.
At least uven Llberlan-
reclatered' oil tankers have been
involved in accident& in or near
U.S. wat.ensincel>ecember.
Coast
Weather
Fair thrw1h Wednes-
day. HlCbt 11 t.o sa. Lowt ln '°'· INllBB TODAY
'""""' :uv4aa to lltte-fuat. M tlw ,,,,..... Cona--
JIOll6a' ,.,,..,. ,conwrltr.
PagcA.t.
Voting to deny tbe license for
Abid and Judith Hussain to
operate the school at 19480 Beach
Blvd. were Mayor Harriett Wieder, Mayor Pro Tem Roo
Pattinson and Councilmen Ted
Bartlett and Richard Siebert.
Councilwoman Norma Gibbs
said that she didn't see bow the
council could deny the license "if
we are operating in a viable de-
mocracy where parties are inno-cent until proven guilty."
Joining her in affirmative
..............
Tleeoo• .. tlt St••
Jerry Lane Jurek, 25,
scheduled to die in the elec-
tric cbai~ in Huntsville,
Tex., Wednesday, has re-
ceived a stay until March 3
on formal appeal. Jurek
would have been the first
person executed in Texas
since 1964 and •his death
might have been televised.
Trio Ordered
To Trial in
Fraud Probe
Three Orange Coast residents
have been ordered to face trial
March 7 on criminal charees filed alter the Orange County
Grand Jury probed allegations
that a mobile home dealenhlp
defrauded customers and a local
bank of more than $100,ooo,,
Superior Court Judge James
H. Wal4we>rth set th~ trial date
, for Ben 'Harold Burk. 38, of 15958
Royal Court, Fountain Valley,
and Marilyn, 37, and Warren Lee
"Ted" Haddock, ~. of 21612
Kaneobe Lane. HunUn1ton
Beach.
They race charges et IJ'&nd
theft, conspiracy and recetvlne
stolen property. Burk is further
charged with perjury.
Facing trial as co-defendants
are Rolemary Holt, 53, of Los
Angeles and attorney Moton
Bey ant Holt, 41~ of Hollywood.
All five a.re linked to the opera-
tion of the now defuqct Hortzqns
Wat mobOe home dealenhip in
Santa An.a. Burke ia ldeotlfled u
the former praklent of tbe cor-
poration. •
Y0ang Mmici•m. • Slate Pina Sale
The Karina HlCh School
Mariners and Mtidrlpls •lnllnl ITOUPI .,.. DOW taklq orden fw
their thlnl plua aaJe Ott the 19ar.
AU protltt ll'om the *'8 •ale will llllp Onwe the 1tucleat1 •
European cone.rt tout. P1iau
Will be delivered this SatUtday.
Por more information. ull -.n.me.sonm.
votes were Councilmen Al Coen
and Ron Shenkman. ·
Tbe Huasalns bad requested
approval two weeks ago to open
the school.
A decision was delayed at that
time ~g the results of a
police i.Dvestigation involving aJ.
legations that f raudulent
diplomas bad been issued to
masseuses.
Police said they bad taken cer-
tain allegations to the district at-<&e MASSAGE, Page AZ)
Van Riders
Sought in
Shooting
A metalllc brown van whose
giggling occupants allegedly
tried to shoot a stranded motorist
as be tinkered with his car in Hun· tinston Beach Monday afternoon
waslOUOltlodaybylaw°'en. The vehicle, a late llSOdel van
with a Cblcano slogan hand-
wrtttm on it.a aide, 1ped away
fromtbesceneaftertheusaulton motorist Michael Kraft, 23, or
Huntington Beach.
Police said two shots were fired
at Kraft, one of which penetrated
his car as be tried to escape after ·
the fintsbot was fired.
FRIGID ARE TRUCK STUCK IN ICE AT LOUISVILLE, KY. BLAZE
Truck One of 15 Piece~ of Equipment Left lnmoHbl• After Fire.
Sun Bathes Coast
Et18t Shivers aa Wind W amu Southland
While a great many Americans
in the eastern half of the Unit~
States are concerned with
shoveling snow and fightine the
effects of Croetbite, Oran1e Coun· tiana can continue to search for
stored away sun tan oil and
beach towels.
A strong, hi&h-pressure system
over the west brought clear.
warm skies to the Southland
Monday and National Weather
Service f<>ttcuters said today
that temperatures in the mid·~
are expected to continue until at
Body Cremated
ICE CLUTCHES
MOST OF NATION~
least Thursday.
Warm, dry Santa Ana winds,
gusting up to 30 m.p.b., will re-
sult in a continuation of warm
temperatures and dry air with
highs along the beaches about TT
deerees and night-time lows or
about5'.
On Monday. Newport Beach
recor(jed a high of 82 degrees,
Huntington Beach, 79. The Santa
"'
Ana winds dropped the bmrildlty
'level between 10 and 15 percent
attlmes. )
Meanwhile, residents of the
east.ero U.S. are trying to C!OJ21.
with record low temperatuiil'
that have cauaed train cancen...
tions, power shortages and
danger to the Florida citrus crop.
The cold'Cront extends from the
Northealt south into Florida and
west through Ohlo, Michigan and
Illinois.
Monday's lowest recorded
<~WEATHER, Pafe AZ)
Bike Liceme ·
Patrolman James Wehr, who
arrived at the scene, &n Golden
West street near Talbert Avenue,
said if the suspects are captured
they will be charged with assault
withinteottocommltmurder.
Kraft told Officer Wehr be ~as driving south on Golden West ·
Street about 4:4o p.m ., when bis
car began to sputter and be pulled
over to try and fix the problem.
He sald whlle bent over under
its hood, he noticed the brown van
-with teardrop-shaped side vent
wlndowa-parked on the opposite
side of the busy boulevard.
G~lmore Granted
Wis~s in Death
Reminder
Issued in 1111 •
Huntington Beach police have
issued a reminder to au bicycle
owners in the city that their two-
wbeelen must be licensed.
There WU apparently no pro-
vocatiooon Kraft's part.
"One of the occupants then • pulled a 1mall handgun and fired
-one shot at the victim," a police
1pokesman said today. "He
jumped lo his car and a second Shot WU fired."
Kraft told inv'esticatora the
van's occupants were lauehing at him utheydroveaway.
lnveatisatort did not say ii
Kraft obtainfd the suspect.a'
license number, but be dld note
the brown van bears a picture ot a
cocktall atass belnl s truck by two
thunderbolts on it.a aide.
I
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -In
death, Gary Mark Gilmore got
what be wanted with a speed de·
nied him In life.
Within minutes of bis execution
by a firing squad Monday .. tecbni-
cians were working on the bodyt°'
preserve portions for medical
use. By night, in compliance-with
bis instructions, Gilmore's body
bad been cremated at a funeral
homeinProvo.
Family sources saJd the ashes
would be spread by airplane over
Provo, where Gilmore llved, and
nearby Springville, where his
girl friend Nicole Barrett llv-ed
before she was conflned to a men·
tal hospital.
Gilmore's pltuftary gland,
eyes, kidbeys and liver were re-
moved ror possible transplant or
atu~ly, said a statement from the
University of Utah Medical
Center.
But the kidneys, "because of
the nature or Mr. Gilmore's de·
atb, are not medically usable for
transplantation," the statement
said. "At least one or them can be
used Cor medical research."
Thus ended the ordeal for the
36-year-old killer who cold·
bloodedly executed two young
men, then demanded be in turn
be pot to death for his crimes.
He Cought al( attempts to save
him Crom death and was angered
and frustrated with the dramatic
last·dltcb mlddle-oC·the·nigbt
events that pushed his executiotl
18 mlnut.es past the scheduled
time of sunrise and made blm the
first person executed in the Unit.
ed States in nearly 10 ye'ars.
CSeeCREMATED, Pace AZ)
FailW'e to license bicycles ot
popular new Mopeds, and also
the three-wheeled tricycle.type
models favored by many senior
citizens, can result in a trafflc
citalioo and mandatory court ap-pearance.
Mail·ln license forms, whic"
require a $2 fee, may be obtained
from all bicycle shops, communl·
ty centers, fire stations and
libraries within the cJty.
They are to be malled to the
Huntington Beach Police Depart·
ment Bicycle Llcenae Unlt, P.O,
Box 70, HunUneton Beacb1 or the
entire pn>ceas may be aone lD
person at police headquarters.
Clatjfica•ion So°'1:ght
A receipt lJ maUed wtfb the
license decal, wbJcb is valic\
lhroupout ttie rest of thll year.
Eden Buried
Huntington Seeka Solution of IJonf a Woe.a ALVl!DISTON, En&land (AP
-Former Prime Mlolstet'' AA
thooy Eden WU buried Mood91
under• beech tree 1D the Enallstt
countryside. Men served u Sri'
tatn'a World W~r 11 forel11l
HCfltarY and pHme mlnls*
durtn1 the 1* Sua criJla. at
HwrtJntton Beach City Counctl minlstrator or the clty councll. In
members embarked Monday addJtlcJn, no per(onnance evalua·
nltbt °'a MW tact In their dia· U.lamadetorBoofa.
pute wtt.h Qty AttorneJ Doa.... It .. u.ikatecl tluit tbt penon.
fa overbctcta,.,ralH. Mlbolntwaald al&elDpt&oclartfy
In a~ MUloa, tbe eouncU tbatlUilul. •
dlreded the clt;J lldmJAlltratGr to A eomdlmember WO.aid that
worlr wltb a~ oowel llild IPH:W~'l-1 eomMt Nlcbolu
the Clt1'1 PlftCJlllMl ioard ':to cl9='. CoiuiiAi'nld the dtj ... a ri*1»t to
nlop a b«ter-worldn1 rela· Ml 11ciafa•1 salary anCf was '91der
Uona1UpwtththeettJ1._... ao oM11Uoa to mu• automauc
Coundlman Al c'°-Mid 1.... Pl111iir•••· llQGI' llari1iU Wieder Wt_.
beinWpntedtheacdoatomelll tM aeratlve ...ion at U:*> tbat~willbemldetodartfy p.m. wtt,b an amaounctment that
the nl..uamldp behr ... tbe ci'1 th• dllciilllOD would deaJ wjth "ounctl ud the clt.1....,.., and contemplated Je1al actJon hll•&larJltab.ll. •-:;dMidty. .
~a, an ilecte4 Offtctal, hu prjVioualy 11id h•..ould
beetl ~ uilder the •UM cou an attorney to conaldtr a
merit QWtem c:alUOU M .ba'ril law1ulUo set hi.I Pl.>' railed frorq
other appolnted clepanment bl• current annual aalary of ...... .. .•.
'l'MdlMfdlfferencetat.htloD~ Appili6nt.tft department dlrec:·
fa llaot aecount.abletoSM dtJ ~I tora pnmouat1 were 1ranted pay
':--.... ·-· . ',.
increases.
Bonfa 1ald today he was de·
ll1bted with Monday nJibt'• de-
cision.
"lt'I ID opportulllt)' tQat the
city attomey'a aala~t of
polltlc:s," besald.
•. 'M Iona u we are maldnl pro-lfed and dilcuulou a.re amlca-
b1e:1 doa't contemplate le&al ac-
tion, .. ht I.lid.
Bonla declhMd t.o llY lf Ille bad
alread)t con1ulted an attorney. •
He said I.bat according to the cl·
ty charterM can be evaluated ()DA
1y by the S*)plt.
-Frid.,~ . N
}VSl' .4N EYE •
I
FOR MV EYE
A Hun= B .. cb man cut 414ly com aJned to police M~
day, ......un1 that while be w~
.taklnt a •bower, bls room~at4 ''They can vote me out ot office orrec:allmejuatasthevcanotber 1t.ole hla loaded pl841 and cer ' keys '•~ ~:r.~~::~~talt and• city ooun· The theft vtcum explalnect the
~ satd bla performance,. appannt inatlve wu mributloa
cord, l1 eacellent and that for • me•t lD wldch bl ac:·
critJclam aca1n1t lllm baa bee • cldetany ~lnerated. mClll of hll pollUcally mouvated. room..-1 matijuaaa ltelb.
A! DAILY PILOT H /F
,,,.._ P.,,e Al
MASSAGE. • •
torney and that complaint.I were
pendini.
Cb.lei Earle Robitaille said no
complalou bad been banded
down u late as 4:30 p.m . Koo·
d•Y· Siebert said be could see pro-
b I ems to the city and to
Dflltbbcrbood.s it t.be musaae in·
aUtute won approval.
"The city bas a right to re·
g&date and decide what kind or
businee~ it want.I." be aaid.
1 .. It la a bedroom city ot bJp
df'Dllt)' and we don •t need this
kind of thing,.' be said.
Bruce Albrecht, an attorney
for the Hussains, accused t.be
police or making a false
representation.
He said an officer stated pre-
viously to the city council that a
district attorney official "bad
all but guaranteed" a complaint
would be filed on alle&ed fraud in
connection with the diplomas.
"I checked with the district at·
tomey and his office made no
such representation," Albrecht
told the council. The Hussains bad sought an
okay to operate a massage and
physical therapy school for
mMsage technicians. Tbe school would offer a 10.
week course in such classes as
anatomy. physiology and ethics.
Elbrecbt said the parlor
wouldn't be open to the public.
Shenkman said he voted in
favor of the school, although he
personally didn't want it,
because no complaints had been
lodged against it by the district
· attorney.
Huntington
ToDiscwse
Top Citizen
Tbe Hun ti neton ~acb
Chamber of Commerce will
name its citizen or the year Fri·
day night at its annual installa-
tion banquet al the Sheraton
Beach IM.
The citizen of the year is
chosen for contributions ~ommunity betterment and r eC·
forts to develop and enco ge
the general business interes of
Huntington Beach.
Neither membership in the
chamber of commerce nor re·
sidence in the City of Huntineton
Beach is a requirement.
Those honored in tbe past In·
dude Elaine Craft, 1975; Jack
Feehan. 1974; Ted BartJetl and
Fae Clapp, 1973: Bill Peterson
and Carol Wall. 1972; Joe Irvine
and Darline Bauer, 1971; Noble
Waite and Betty Kennedy, 1970:
James De Guelle and Helen
Stew art, 19619.
AIM>, Roger Slates and Mamie
Seltzer, 1968; Ralph Kiser and
Joan Warn er. 1967 ; Wilfred
Shryer and Hazel Whittaker,
~; William Gallienne and Ila Dabney, 1965; John Murdy Jr ..
1964, Lewis Douglas Jr .. 1963;
Donald Douglas Jr.. 1962; the
Rev. Everett Auger, 1956; M.M.
M cCallen, 1954.
Also, John Eader. 1953: J .
Sherman Denny, 1952; J .S.
Sayer, 1951 ; R.M. Pyl8', 1950;
T .B. Talbe rt, 1949; Willis
Warner, 1948. S. W. Huston, UM6;
Solomon While, 1M3; Mary E.
Reed, 1942; Mrs. John Corbett,
1940, and Mary Newland. 1939.
SCHOOLS. • •
baa an older s on who was
traduated from Marloa two
years ago and a stt0nd tr*'r
who baa always planned to 10 to
lhe same high school.
"We would do anything to pre·
vent our !lids from aoing to
Westmins te r ," said Mn.
Johnston.
Dysln&er said ii the proposed
change wu appro.-.d atudenta
could me an appUcaUon to be ex-
fmpt from the boundary change.
• But. ho told parents students youtd not go to an already over-
frowded campus.
·'I sueu that mUM my son ~ouldn 'tao to Marina." said Mrs.
1ohnstoo.
DAILY PILOT
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Tueeday. January 1a. um
No Cella
Trial
Set Yet
Tbe deputJ atate attorney
general wbo ta beading tbe Pl'OM
of campaign donations made to
State Treasurer Jess Unruh by
Dr. Louil Cella toda)' denied that
a reeommendation for prmeeu-
tion has been made in the cue.
Jack Winkler, the attorney
aeneral's criminal law ~on
cblet, labeled report.a that the
case is being readied for presen·
t.atioa to a grand jury as "fisblnC
expeditioos."
"Ablolutely no recommend•·
tion has been made lo the case,••
Winkler said in a telephone in·
terview from bis Sacramento of.
fice.
He confirmed that the probe ol
a $10,000 campaign donation
from the Santa Ana physician to
Unruh was begun when the gift
came to light in Celia's 1916
federal trial in Los Angeles.
Cella, a long-time financial
backer ot' Democratic can· didates, was convicted of 22
counts or Medicare fraud. tu
fraud and conspiracy stemming
from the skimming of more than
$600,000 from Mission Cmmunity
a nd Mercy General hospitals in
Orange County.
"Right now I am consldering
and evaluating the evidence and
I will decide wbat should be done
sometime within the next two or
three weeks," Winkler said.
The deputy further denied
news stories that the cue is slat-
ed to be reviewed by Attorney
General Evelle Youncer.
He said once be bu reached a
decision, be may discuss lt with
bis superior, Charles Barrett.
who is Younger'• chief aaslatant.
··we will decide whether or not
the ease needs Tr. Younger'•
review," Winkler added.
Winkler said that the probe bas
"essentially centered" on
Unruh's testimony al the trial
that he received $10,000 from
Celia's business manager for
used office furniture sold to Mis·
sion Viejo rancher Richard
O'Neill.
Recreation
Park Review
Set in Valley
The Fountain Valley city COUD·
cil, acting as the Community
Development Agency, will re·
view plans for a proposed 28-acre
recreation complex and adjacent
business park al an 8 o'clock
meeting tonight at city ball, 10200
Slater Ave.
The complex would be located
west of the Santa Ana River near
Warner Avenue and Newhope
Street in an area now used for
horse boarding stables and farm·
ing.
"The proposed tennis complex
is approximately twice u large
as any existing tennis complex in
the world," said Planning Direc·
tor Clint Sherrod.
The recreation complex would
include facilities for tennis, rac·
quelball. gymnastics, volleyball,
basketball and s wimming.
Swimming facilities would in·
elude a SO-meter olympic pool, a
60-root by »foot recreat.;ion pool
and lar&e jacuui. ''Then are on·
ly two other 50-meter pools in
Orange County," said Sherrod.
. VaP.ey Crash
Kills Cyclist
A Santa Ana man was killed
early this montibg when be ap-
parently lost control or bis
motorcycle and struck a power
pole in Fountain Valley.
Kenneth E. Riley. 3', of 1805 S.
Evergreen St., waa prooounced
dead at the scene on Harbor
Boulevard near Ulac A venue.
Police and Orange County
Coroner's office orficials said
.they do not know what caused
Riley to loae control of his
motorcycle.
Program on Rape
Set in Huntington
A program on resldentlal
aecurlt.y and prevenlion ot rape
will be offered WedDesda)' nicbt
in Huntington Beach when the
city's Neighborhood Wa!cll or-
eanlution meets at police beed·
quarters.
Tb=7 .m. 1esaloo la open to the c and fea.turea Pol.lee
ud c At.fairs Officer Mlke
Relle. f.1US a mot1oo plctun m-
titled 'How To S1y No to a
Raplat and Survive.''
Maeie Recital
An lnltrument.al ~-..le redta1
wW be held •t. t :JO _p.m. Tbun·
da1 Ill tbe Marina Hieb Scbool
stud• cafeteria. The recttal
wW feature small 'f'OUPI and IOloilta under the dlreetSoft of
lolm Maeon. The nent la free
ad opm totMpubbe.
.F,.... P.,,e Al
WEATHER ••
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KICKED OUT OF NAVY
CerteraSonJllCk
Carter's
Son Booted
Outof Navy
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Presldent-eled Carter's oldest
aon waa thrown out of the Navy in
1910 after belnl caupt smoking
marijuana with elaaamates at a
tralnlDI acbool, a Navy
spok•man said today. Jack Carter, 29, waa one of. 54
students caU&ht lD the drug bust.
at tbe Navy Nuclear Power
School In Idaho Falls, Idaho, the
Navy said. Colwnniat Jack Anderson said
the young Carter accepted a
aeneral dl1ebar1e, one step
below an honorable d1aehar1e.
Tbe Navy spokesman Hid that
under tbe Privacy Act tb•
service could not dlacloee what
type ol difcharge the 1ouna man
sot. /
Y OUD1 Cart«, wbo prevtaualy
bas admitted smoking mari-juana, wu caught just before his
lathe'!' was sworn in as governor
of Georgia.
Anderson, on ABC· TV's "Good
Morning America"· program,
quoted yCJU.ns Cart.er as saying it
didn't. hurt to have a prominent
father.
''Tbey knew my dad wu about
to become 1overnor of Georgia.
So they treated me somewhat de·
ferentially," be wu quoted as aa>iDS. . .
The columnist said that the
bead ot the nuclear ~ Adm.
HJ1Dan G. Rickover. wated to·
be aure t.he Navy bad t.be
evidence on young Carter.
"They did," the prealdent.·
elect'• 10D was quoted by An·
denoo u saying.
Cart« waa serving as an elec·
tronlea tecbnid.an at the ac.bool
when be wu caucbt.. HJs father
also bad served 1n the Navy's
nuclear program.
Anderson said many of the stu·
dents caught along with Cart.er
were dlaeharged the Wt week or
December, 1970.
Mrs. Wallace:
Marriage Rift
Sparked Bogs
MONTGOMERY. Ala. G\P) -
Gov. George C. Wallace's wife,
Comella. buued her buaband's
telephone. oot. to gain political
leverage. but to save her
threauned marriage, the Ladies
Home Journal reports.
In the magulne's February is·
sue, Mrs. Wallace is quoted as
say in&:
"I can't think of one thing I
have done that wu politically
motivated, except to campaiin
for my husband. All I was ever
trying to do was keep the mar·
riage together."
The buainl incident surfaced
last September when the gov-
ernor confirmed reports that bis
telephone converaaUona at the
governor'• mansion bad been
tape-recorded. He called it a
"domeaUc matter."
Accord.inJ to the Journal, Mrs.
Wallace tapped ber buaband'•
phone and taped hLI nllhtUme
converaaUOOI "to find out. who
my accusers were:•
•'Somebody telll blm <Georce>
eveeythin& I do," ahe says ... I'm
never td.a1J,y sure who it 15. ·•
temperature wu a bone-cbillln&
36 below at RoMau. Minn. It was s ~low ln New York Cit.y, 19
below in Chlcaco and Cincinnati
rflCOl'ded a low ot 2' below.
TM fNeae 1apped power for
major lndualrial plants, causing
General Moton, Ford, Chrysler
and American Motora car
manufacturers to send worker1
home fo:r the day.
School ehlldren in Florida w'"
elven time off from aebool when
temperatures dropped to the
mid·2J>s in Jacksonville.
Aloac the Orange Coast, Ulbt
variable winds and turbulent
aeu north of Hawall eombtned
for surf between three and flve
feet.. A small craft advlaory waa
issued and the windy coodltioM
are expected tbrou&h Wednesday
wlth IODle variable high clouds.
The California weather picture
also shows contrasts. Whlle
SouthJaocl residents can think of
taking a day of! for a trip to the
beach, San Franciscans are ex·
perienclng typical Bay Area
••sweater weather" with crisp
temperatures 1n the upper 40s
and low 50ll.
Sierra Nevllda ski resorts ex-
pect continued fair weather
t.hrou&h Wednesday with b.l&b
temperatures about 40 deareea
and lows in the mld·teeM.
Thieves Flee
Pursuer
In Huntington
A manht•nt wu on today for
two acna1Y, thin YOWli men
wbo dropped a televilion set and
fled Moliday when surprised by a
Huntington Beach burglary vie·
tim who waJke!:l ia while the theft
... tn procreaa.
The woman, a resident or the
17000 block of Bolsa Chica Street.
screamed for help and a
neighbor cbued the suspects for
some distance but they eluded
capture. police said.
One bur&lar threatened her
with a lallte, the vlcUm told in·
veatigating officers. but after in·
terviewine her they concluded be
WU unarmed, but bluffed and
threatened her verbally.
Police a~d one of the In· 1ruden, .,ec1 1J to 20, wore a
busby. earl)' Aho haircut and all-
white declal° Levi.a suit, wbile the
aecood bad kraulY brown balr.
They bad ealiied easy acceaa
throueb an unlocked aUd1ne &lass door.
life Saving
Courses Set
For Schools
Six (our-week courses in cardlo
pulmonary resuscitation will be
offered by the Huntington Beach
Union JDgb School Adult Educa·
tion Program from February
through June.
Tbe class teaches emercency
procedures In cue of heart or
breathing stoppage . Mouth to
mouth resuscitation and chest
compression are amona the
techniques taught.
Four of the courses wW be held
at Fountain Valley Hi&h School
from 7 to 10 p .m . Tbe flnt course
will be held on Wednetdays
beginninl Feb. 2. Other classes
will begin Karch 1, May 11 and
June7 .
Two classes will be offered at
Marina High School belloning
Feb. 3 and March 3.
For more information, call
89M736.
F,..,.P.,.eAJ
CREM}\TED
In the end. however, Gilmore
got bis wlab. J& life ended tnatcle
a bigh-ceilln1ed bunker-like
building on the grounds of Utah
State Prison after four steel·
jacketed bullets ripped through
bbheart.
He d1d not die immediately.
Dr. Serge Moore, the atate
medical examiner who examined
Gilmore at the executJoa site and
later performed an autopsy, said
Gilmore lived for two minutes
after tbe bullets hJt.
Burrito OB?
"I7rink l'1'e Been PoUoned'
A Good SalQartte wlilo MoPDtd
to help a stricken mot«ill at -the
roadlld• ill Huntlnitoo Beath
lloaday btoUCM Polfc• can aocl
paramedic van• witll alrena
acreamln' wben tbe vlc:dm
,aa~outbtldl~ia. • Call t.he pollc• and
paramedlca •• .1 WU l 'vt been
poisoned. . • " UM •le1.ltn &old b.ll
retcus, wbofollowedord ...
Pollce OMcer Steve DuU.oo
ca.u•t»Md t1M 'fte1Jm UpGll ~
rl•al on Brookblll"M S&rfft Mil" PadftoOollt~ ad~
' 1.
bi• o-.ro dlacnoala after tbe
retcb!nl man wu whlaked away
b7 ambulance to Pacifica
lkllp&al. •
.. tc.llble burrito O'ferdoM." bt~wl'CM lnhll report.
Tbe llalc:an remtaurant when
the aillnl man bad Just heched
was ~ and a followup ln·
ve1Ulaffon Into 1ultar1 eoadl· Uou and food qualltJ la c:cmUau·
'-• -iaceaald toda.J. 1'b';' declined to ldentitr ~
cal .. ,_.,"I furtb.er lnvtltlia·
Uon.
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WOMAN PRESIDENT iY THI! END OF THI! CENTURY?
Outgoing Prealdent Ford Thlnb It Wiii H~
Ford F orsees
Woman Chief
BJ8AULPE1T
W ASHlNG1'0N (AP) -President Ford thinks a woman will be
vice president and maybe pnsldent by 1182. .. I think it will happen this way,., be aaid, feeling reined and pf'Oo
pbetle three days away from departure. "I think you will have a
woman nominated for vice president and abe will succeed a Pftllldeat
who will pan away lnoffice. ••
"'nlat'syourprediction!"Fordwuasked.
"Yes. I think that ls bow 11 (a female presidency) will first hap-
pen.'' ". • .You mean, she will cook bis laatsupper?"
"Yousaldtbat.!"aaldGeraldFord,roaringwithlaughter.
BE WENT OM 1'0 ADD, seriously, be lbougbt the election of a
womanpresldentwouldbe'1oobigastep"inthenext.1Syean. ••sut. l tbblk there will be a woman nominated and elected vice
prealdentmthenmfourpfelidentialelecUons,''besald.
For a moment, be seemed to backtrack oo bow abe would become
president. "I am not aayl.nJ that her running mate in that first experience
will puaaway." But then be added, .. I really believe there will be a woman presl·
dent-maybeaooner." J'ord tb.inb the R~bllcans are more likely to put the ftrlt
woman Gil a aational ticket. than t.be Oemocrata.
•'1fE CAJIB BEA80NABL Y CLOSE,'• be said, .. to nomlnathtt
Anne Armstrong, ambassador to Britain, for vice president last
year."
"Hawcloae?"
"Sbewuinthelutthree.touract.ively,booestlycoosldered.''
1be out.going president made these observations in a last in·
terview Monday with The Auociated Presa in an Oval Office largely
denudedof.bia penooa1 thinp, his booka and mementos.
OnaeomerofhJsdesk,wbichoncebelongedtoJobnKennedy,so-
meone bad placed several volumes of the papen of Woodrow Wilaoo
and Alexa.oder Hamilton. They aren't. Ford's. No one knew what they
were doing there unless it was thought by someone deep in the White
House bureaucracy that they might make light reading for the next
president.
Three large vans were pulled up outside the White Route. In the
residence, Betty Ford was directing the disposition of. pacred boxes
and crates.
''ThatonetoCalifornia," she was saying. "This to M.iclli1an. This
foratorage."
IN THE OVAL OFFICE, the 38th president puffed serenely on bis
pipe. taking questions large and small.
•'Are you all packed?"
''Virtually. We have my private office Ca small adjoining study)
all cleaned out. We have most of the personal things int.be Oval Office
removed. I think we have all or our private clothes, books, things that
we don't need to take with us for the first two weeks in California.
They're packed. I suspect they're 1oing to be oo the way today or
tomorrow."
The Presideotsmlled.
.. We brought in our own bed when we came to lbe White Rouse;
we didn't lite separate beds in separate bedrooms. So we are Soi.DC to sleep on our own bed the last Jlight They are going to take lt down,
crate lt and take it on the Air Force plane 1olng to California with us.••
Aftertheinau.sural TbW'llday, the Forda bead for the Bing Crosby
golf tournament at Pebble Beach and then to Palm Springs wbere
they wtlllive.
"Howmuebdoyougetinvolvedlnthepacklng?"
"lllAVE TO llAXE SOllEdecislona because I lmowbet.terthan
anybody e1H in tbe ottlce here what is mine, what Is the eovem·
meot•a. BeUJ doet lt ~tty much over in the White House. Tbat's her I ' deputmad..•'
Before be becam=ident some ao months uo. Gerald Ford used totakeout the & from tbelr home in Alexandria. Va. Dk1
betbJ.nkitUkelybe'dbed ltagalnasex-presideo.t7 ·
"1 auapect. l'n done it before. You know, I was a1ao the beat
dilbwasberin Wubl.Qltoo..,.
•'StUJ?"
"lbaveo•t.practiced for aeoupleof years."
"DoyoutblnJtyouc:ancetbackintoabapef"
"ldJdltfor abouUSyean. •• •
.. .... PBBSIDBN't,.eAN YOU t~l me about your feellllp here
these i.t. few days? Do you find yourself look inc out. at the inauiural
atanda?" ''No,no:• •
He said the pace of bis work has •••towed dOft.'' Wbat rtrnain1
are "three« lour t.b1Ap that wU1 ao up to Conirea " or be his Jut ex-
ecuUveorden. •'The wwt la doae on tbem ..• So, lnatud ol 1peadlnc..a lot of
Ume p1ann1..,~ rll.U.. with the Congreu oroqodationl wlth
forel&DCCUIClies. • . wean'1ial up&aa t'Ddl."
••Wb.tdoJOG waDtoutofU. now. Kr. PrelldtDt!''
••1 would Uk:e to be, la tbe abort ranp, • comtnldt.e prh'lte
dtiaenlnrelatiGD&oco......-poUcy, domesuc andlnt«naUonal. ''
Addltlonall)' he said, i.a:peeU to vlllta .. numberol Cl.,_..,
fromonetoflvtd1.11 aaemester,"talktnatoandaswerln1lhecaua·
Uonsofltudentsandfaculty.
Healaop&aaa ••a book or two'' aboutbla ~and life before
that.
Fitness Class Signupe Set
•
Irvine'
EDITION
r
IrVine CoDlpany Offers CaDlpus Sit
BJ WILUAJI SCllKEIBEa ot•DllilJ,....._..
• • The Irvine Company offered
MoodQ n1Cbt to sell Saddleback Colle&e a 20-acre second campus
1(te for• *'5,080 an acre 'With a
five-yeat option to buy another 80
acres at the same price.
A bis hitcb .. in the conlpany•s
last.minute Pf9POSal ls that tba
parcel it bas in mind ls at~ cor·
ner ol. .Jdf.rey Road and l.rviz\e
Centlr Drive -3.S miles IOUth ol.
the location already chosen by
the eolleee at Myford Road and
Bryan Avenue.
Richard A. Reese. a com~ viee ~t w.bo said be ,, ..
apeakina for the firm's presi·
dent, R-.y Watson. outlined the
offer to tr\altees, who are expect•
ed to make a declsioa next .,.t.
The company's pact included:
-A total price of $800.000.
• payable in two tnterest-;tree In-
stallments each July 15 ltartina
this year, fM the 20-acre satelllte
campus site.
-An option to buy up to llO
more conU,UOUS acres over the
next five yean for tbe same price
of $45,000 per acre (or a total of
$3.6 miWoo for all 80 acres>.
-A provlsloa &bat the coUeae
pay tbe company 8.5 percent an·
Dual iatenAOD tbe COil of the re-
malnlnl llO acres. TblJ would u much u $51,500 per year.
-A condition ·that wou
perilit the coml>any lQ waiae interest fee ii the colle1e
permit qrlcultul'al operatlom -
cont;brue on the unuaed poftlon
t.be site for tho flve-yeu ~
perlQd. J_ lleeae told trustees orme offd in &l«ler' presebted to them jM&
(8ee(X)U.EGE, Pate AZ)
Tanker-· CrackS
:-
Oil Spilled in Pacifo.!
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HONOLULU CAP) -A tanker
carrying 3.15 niillion iallons of
light crude oil cracked across the
middle and was sinking 20C miles
southeast of Midway Island in the
Pacific. the U.S. Coast Guard
said. ·,.
CountefOfterfor Second C.mpua Made to Saddleback College
·ne Land Bash
' Trio of .Brokers
Grab Most of Sites
The trio of real estate brokers sites averaged .7 to 2.4 ~res.
who were first in line during the costing about $100,000 each.
latest land rush in Irvine walked ' The IlC president tsald be ls Wl·
off with half the sites for sale in_~ aware of sucb a demand for in-
the Irvine Industrial Complex dustrlal sites anywhere else in
(JIC) and commissions totaling the country.
about $100,000. "I still say it shows the &eneral
The brokers -Al Davison. confidence in the economy. plus
Marty Jones and Ronald Malouf the &ood locatioo ol the attes:•
-parked their camper in the said ca.noon. The 40 parcels are
arlrlng Jot of the UC building located near Oranie Couqty
o weeks before the sale date. Airport. in the victn1ty of Main
•iTbey were assured of the fmt Street.aodRedllill..\venue.
apot in line, according to Dick
Cannca, UC president. The parcels are among the last
Cannon reported today that the small sites left in the nc and
4'0 sites olfered for sale last Fri-none bad beenofferedforsalefor t day were snapped up by IS several years.
'brokers. M~ of those bad an According to Cannon. each
ecl1e by standing in line before transaction made by the brokers
tbe sale. amounts to a commiasion or
Fifteen other brokers ex-about~,000. The joint venture by
pressed interest in the parcels, Davison. Jones and Malouf ci>n-
lliut there was not enough land to aiated of deals with 20. clients.
'SO around. Cannon said. The CSee aa<KEBS, Pace AZ>
The Japanese containership
Pacific Arrow took aboard 28 of
the 31 tanker crewmen and stood
by during the night Monday to
rescue three other crewmen who
remained aboard the stricken
vessel. said Jim Gilman. a Coast
Guard spokesman.
NoiJUuries were reported.
TrainCimlh
DeadatBO
SYDNEY. Australia
CAP) -Police estimate
that more than 80 people
were killed today when a
commuter train jumped it.a
iracb outside Sydney,
crubed into a auppoct for a
bl1bway overpaH and
bro~t \be .CS.ton brid1e
and aeverat automobUea
down on two trowded
coaches.
OUiciaJs said 95 persons
were injured, many of them
crlUcally. .
After 13 bodies bad been
removed from the
wreckage. police Supt.
George Marshall said there
was little chance any of
those still ·trapped' in the
two coaches were alive.
,_
S1•11 Bathes Coast
~ Ea.t Shivers aa Wind Warma Southland
While a great many Americans
fD the usterD ball of the United
States are concerned with
abovelinc snow and fllhtin& the
effects ol. frostbite, Oranee Cow-
liana can CCJGtinue to search for
atored away sun tan oil and
beath towels. •
A •tronl, blgb-pressure system
o•er the west brought clear,
~•irarm sties to the Southland
llooday and National Weather
Service forecasters aald today
that temperaturee in the mid-805
are expected to conUnue until at
least Thursday.
Warm. dry San\8 Ana winds.
psting up to 30 m.p.b .. will re-
ault in a cootinuation of warm
temperaturea 8Dd dry air with !I llllhl alcoe tbe beaches about T1 1 dep-ees and nl&ht-time lows of
about54. I On Monday, Newport Beach
recorded a bleh of 8Z delf'eel.
HunUqtoo Beach. '19. Tbe Santa •
• Ana winds dropped the humidity
"level between 10 and~ percent
at times.
Meanwhile, residents of the
eutem U.S. are trying to cope
General Motors,· Ford, Chrysler
and American Motors car
manufacturers to send workers
bomefortheday.
School cblldren in Florida were
given time off !tom school when
ICE CLUTCHES temperatures dropped to the
MOST OF NATION-M ~ mid-210ainJacksonvllle. . Along tlle Orange Coast, light
·• ~variable winds and turbulent with rerord low temperatures teas north of Hawaii combined
that have caused train cancella-for surf between three and five
tions. power s~ort~aea and feet. A small craft advisory was
danger to.the Floria. citrus crop. issued aOd the windy conditions
The cold front extends from the are expected throuah W«lnesday Northeut south into Florida and with some variable hilh clouds.
west through Oblo. Micblgan and Tbe Callfornla weather picture
Illinois. also shows contrasts. While
Monday•s lowest r ecorded Southland resident& can think of
temperature was a bone-chilling takinl a day off for a trip to the
38 below at Rose~. Minn. It was beach, San FranclKans are ex-
s below in Nnt' Yort City, 19 periencinc typical Bay Area
below ip Chicago &M Cincinnati "'sweater weather" with crisp
, recorded a loW of 24 below. temperatures in the upper 4cOs
The freeie sapped power for and low !SOI.
major industrial plants, causing (9ee8UNNY, P11e.U> '
FRIGID FIRETRUCK l1'VCK IN ICa AT LOUllVIL,U. KY.,11,AD
Truck One Ol 11""" Of !qUtplMnt teft In ...... ..._ fin
'
The 600-foot tanker lrenes
Challenger, owned by Tsakos
Shipping and Trading Co.. of
Piraeus. -Greece, and under
Liberian r egistry, had been en
route to Japan and Venezuela
with its cargo, Gilman said.
• 'Reporta from the scene in·
dicate It is breaking in half and
some oU spillage bas been seen,"
Gilman said.
A Coast Guard Cl30 aircraft fly.
big over the scene during the rescue operation returned to
Honolulu and another plane was
due in the area atrint light toc1a1.
Gllmansald.
The Honolulu-based Coast
U.S. Funds
~oUpgrade
Marshland
BJ 1111.A&YD YB Ofiiii9D.llY ...........
Federal funda will be used to
restore the water quallt)' of the
San Jo,.quln Marsh, where the
most sensitive vegetation ls dy·
·ing due to increaaingly saline
water. ·
The $340.000 grapt is part of the
Federal PubUc Works Act of
1976, a fund distributed to various
agencies to promote jobs.
UC Irvine officials say they
will use the money to bring the
water quality back to the level it
wu several years ago, aod to
mate other improvementa at the
freshwater preserve, which lies
adjacent to the Irvine campus.
A multi-pbaae plan will include
the following projects:
-1'be existing dike system will
be revised so that water can now
more easily through the marsh.
-The water deptb will be con-
trolled so that vegetation inside
the preserve can be controlled.
-A well will be built ao that the
type and amOl.Dlt of water needed
will be readily available.
The plan was put together by
UCI professors Richard Mac-
Millen and Gordon Marsh, who
head the Marsh Management
CommiUee, and by engineers in
the UCI office of Physical Plan-
ning and Construction. ·
For the past few yean. en-
vironmentalists have repeatedly
warned that the marsh could not
su r vive without a massive
restoration effort and then coo·
tinued maintenance. However, there were no funds
available through tl)e University
of California budget. TIM only
money used for maintenance bas
been the $5,000 fee given to UCI
each year by the gun club that
bunts in the preserve twice a ·ceee MABSH. Pase A!>
Guard cutter Mallow wu divert·
ed from another ml.uion to the
scene of the Irenes Chillenger
and was expected to reach there
Wednesday morning, be said.
Tbe weather in the area was re·
ported good, with seas six to eight
feet high and winds of 10 to 15
knots. . •
Tbe cause of the tanker's dlli·
tress waa not known, sald Lt.
Robert V. Renaud, a Coast Guard
public information officer.
The lrenes Challenger incident
was ~ the same general area
where the Panamanian freiahter
Crown Pearl was abandoned by
its 25 crewmen Sunday after the
ship, with a cargo of logs, began
taking CJ11 water. Those crnmen
were rescued by a Swiss
freighter.
At least seven Llberian-
regiatered oil tankers have been
involved in accldenta in or near
U.S. water11inceDeeember.
The wont 11>lll came when the Argo Merchant, grounded off
Nantucket Ialand on Dec. 15.
broke up lo heavy seas Dec. 21. Its
~ di tatlO of 7.6 miJUOo,
1alf0na spilled into the Atlantic
Ocean. ·
College Eye.
Cowt Battle
·~Wl~
KICKED Otn' OF NAVY 1
Carter'• Son Jae~ J
Navy Nixed.
WterSon 1
On Pot Rap
"' I WASHINGTON (AP) -
Pr61.dent-d.ect Carter's oldcll
son,,.. tbro.m out of the Navflli
1970 after bein& caught smoking
marljuana With classmates at a
t r aining school. a Navy
spokesman said today.
Jack Carter, 29, was one ot SC
students caugbt in the drug bust
at the Navy Nuclear Power On Ventilators ~a~ ~d~daho F~. Idaho. tho
Columnist Jack Anderson sai•
Saddleback College is ap· the young Oarter accepted.•
parenUy ready to go to court• general discharge, one itep
recover some or all of the cost of below an honorable discruu-,.
repairing faulty ventilators that The Navy spokesman said tbat
.are failin& to exhaust po1soooua undel' the Privacy Act the
gases from campua acieoce Jabs. service could not disclose wW
Monday night college truat.ees type ol diacbar&e &be )'O\ID8 mas
approved the hiring of attorney sot. •
Robert F. Waldron for tBS an Young Carter, who pr~
hour to pursue leeal actJon bas admitted SIJloking tnarJ•
agai.nst anyone wbo might be to Juana. was caught Just before bis blamefortheprobfem. father was sworn in u goveruor
The ventin& flaw was ftnt de. ol Georeia. ,. __ J
tected about a )'e&r ago wberutu-Andenoa. on ABC·TV'• "~
d e n ts a n d t e a c he r 1 in Kornlnc America•• pro1r~
laboratories and classrOOIM in quotedyoUni Caner as aayin&Jl
the science and mathematics dicln"t hurt to have a ~
buildih& started becomlns ill father. ~'' during class. ''Tbey knew my dad was a~
It was determined by a consult· to become eoverno,r of Geor•
ing engineerinc farm that tbe ex· · So= treated me somewhat•
istin& venta are not remo'1ol 1as fer ally.•• he w• qll0$ed .-
em anatlnc from lab esperl· saying, menta and that several exhaust Tbe columnist tald that U.
vents are even pumping 1ues bead of the nuclear neet, Acba.
back into the building's air condi· Hyman G. Rickovet", warited too
Uoningsystem. be aure the Navy bad tM evidenceoo1oung Carter. The consultant's report, wblcb cost the c<>lle1e $10,000; stated .. They did." the presidedr. thatlt could cost up to $200,ooo to elect'a IOn wu qpoted by An~ (
correct the venWatloo aystem denon u sayine. · \
.and briq lt up to the current Carter was servinf u an~
minimum state safety ltaDdarda. ttoaica tecbnlcian at the tcbcd
To rectify the problem, the when be wu caueht. Hie father
comultants said new laboratory 'also bad served in the Navy•a
vent hoods, new duc'1n1 and ' auclearprocram.
(See VENTS, Paie AZ) Anderionjald many of the ltah
dents caUlbt along Yltb CarW
Hammering T,ots · were dMcbarled the lilt week at December, 1970 •
.II
Build· PlaygrouniJ.
Little builders armed with
hammers, nails. 1aw11 and
lumber 1*ded DO coutq II
day wMll the new ad•
playsround opened la 'I Unlv.Ut7Communl~~
Al IOOD U the an.rn6on IChool
bell ranc, "'°°" ol yOuapten
. MIU PCIUl'bal Into U.=aJ· ,~: •Mela it • • --.. empty dirt pit ftlled wWL an
usonment fl/ bulldia1 m.t.lala andtoola.
Weather
P1fr throu1b Wednet•
day. JBOS 'II to ea. Lowa iD
408.
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lt'GS"es PlailOsopMeal
F ord Foresees
;Woman Chief
BySAULPE'n
WASHlNG'tON (AP) -President Ford thinks a woman will ti.
1 vice president and maybe president by 1992.
"I th.Ink it wW bappen thia wa.y," boaaid1 feelln1 relued and pro-
..-heUc lbree days away fl'om departure. • I th1M you will have a
womannominatedforvicepreaideatandlhewillsuccftdapreddeot
·•ho will pass away ln office."
"That's your prediction?" Ford was uked.
., "Yes. I th.ink that is how it (a remale presidency) will first bap.
~n."
". . . You mean, she will cook his Jutsupper?"
"Youaald lbat! "said Gerald Ford, roaringwlthlaugbt.er.
HE WENT ON TO ADD, seriously, be thought the elecUon of a
woman president wouJd be "too big astep" Jn the ne.d 14 years.
·~ut I think there will be a woman nomJnaled and elected vice
1resident in the next four presldenUalelectiona," bes aid.
For a moment, he seemed to backtrack on bow she would become
president. ·
"I am not saying that her n.uinhl' mate in that first experience
will pus away."
But then he added, "I really believe there will be a woman presi-
,clenl ::-maybe sooner.··
Ford think~ the Republicans are more likely to put the first
womanoo a national ticket than the Democrats.
· "WE CAME REASONABLY CLOSE," be said, "to nominating
Anne Armstrong, ambassador to Britain, tor vice president Jut )'ear."
"How close?"
"She was in the last three, tour actively, hone$tly considered."
The outgoing president made these observations in a last in·
terview Monday with The Associated Press in an Oval Office largely
Clenudedofhis personal thinas. bl~ books and mementos.
On a comer of bis desk, which once belonged to John Kennedy. so-
meone had placed several volumes of the papers of Woodrow Wilson
and Alexander Hamilton. They aren't Ford's. Noone knew what they
were doing there unless it was thought by someone deep in the Whi~
lfouse bureaucracy that they might make light reading for the next
president.
Three large vans were pulled up outside the White House. In tbe
. residence, Betty Ford was directing the d~position of packed boxes
,ndcrates.
"That one to Calllornia." she was saying. "This to Michigan. This
for storage."
IN THE OVAL OFFICE, the 38th president puffed serenely on his
pipe, taking questions large and small.
"Areyouallpacked?"
"Virtually. We have my private office (a small adjoining study)
all cleaned out. We have most of the personal t.biop in the Oval Office
removed. I think we have all of our private clothes, books, things lhat
we don't need to take with us for the first two weeks in California.
They 're packed. I susp~t they're going to be on the way today or
tomorrow."
The President sm iled.
"We brought 1n our own bed when we came to the White House;
we did.n 't like separate beds in separate bedrooms. So we are aoing to
sleep on our own bed the last nighL They are going to take it down,
er ate it and take it on the Air Force plane going to California with us."
Afterlhe inaugural Thursday, the FordsbeadfortheBingCrosby
golf tournament at Pebble Beach and then to Palm Springs where
theywUJlive.
"How much do you getinvolvedinthepacking?"
"I HAVE TO MAKE SOME decisions because I know better than
anybody else in the office here what is mine, what is the govern-
. ment 's. Betty does jl pretty much over in the While House. That's her
department."
Before he became president some 30 months ago, Gerald Ford
used to t1lke out the garbage from their home in Alexandria, Va. Did
he thank it likely he'd be doing it again as ex-president?
"l suspect, I've done it before. You know, I was also the best
dishwasher in Washington."
"Still?"
''I haven't practiced for a couple of years."
"Do you think you can get back into shape?"
"I did it for about35years."
"Mil. PRESIDENT, CAN YOU telJ.me about your feelincs here
these last few days? Do you find yourself looking out at the inauiural
stands?"
''No.no."
He said the pace of his work has •'slowed down." What remains
ne "three or four things lhal will go up to Conarua" or be bis Jut ex·
ecutiveordera.
"The work 1s done ob them ... So, instead of spending a lot of
time planning future relations with the Conlftss or negotiations with
foreign countries . . we are tylng up ta1 enda."
"What do you want outoflilenow, Mr. President?"
"I would like to be, ln the short range, a constructive private
citizen in relation to 1overnment policy, domestic and international.··
AdditionaUy. he said , be expects to,.tall a ••number of campwiea,
fro~ to nve days a aemester. ·' talklnl to and answering the ques·
U0nt of students and faculty.
Hulsoplana "•book or two" about bis presidency and life before
that
Jury Picks Open
In · Deaths Suit
Jury select.Ion continued today
;in the Oran1e County Superior
(;ourt trial of a $35 million
Jawauit filed by the wtdows and
•amilles of two Cal State
o\l'ullerton football coaches.
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Named Ill principal defendant
ln the act.loft ll the Piper At.rcratt
Corporation, makers of the Piper
.Chetohe that was carrying
three team eoache1 when It
crashed on Nov. J3, 1971 near
Solvani.
~cUon wu filed by Mra.
Amalia C. Hannah of San Luis
' Oblspo and Mrs. Dorothy Moon
of La Palma. Lltted as co.
plaintiffs a.re Mn. Moon'I two
sons, David, 11, Darren, 1$ and
Mrs. Hannah'ason Mark, 7.
It ia alleged. that faulty m anufactUrt end aervtctnc led to
the crab and tbe deatbt of
coaches William C. Hannah, :n,
and Darrell Moon, 30.
Also killed in the crub wtft
coach .JoeO'Hara, YI, of TYlt.ln
ud tbe pilot. Ernest Marrl«tt.
19, al Santa Barbara. TIM thrM
eoacbet were returnln1 to
Fullerton from a football PIM •t Santa Barban •hn tll•
aircraft crashed lo stormy
weatbet.
O'Hara'• family, wbleh ln-
thades el&bt <dlldreo. I• not repr.ent.ecl in tM lawsuit u -
1 lf.ned to Judie Jerrold C. 01 ver •
Namtid .. IUMtdlary deleo-
danta In the law1alt are \he tl
Monte F111llt s.tttoe, wllJcb ' Mm.I tbe W·fated alrttaft Md
alreraft OW1*I A. J. and L 0 . .. ..,... .
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NINE-YEAR-OLDS TAKE FORT-BUILDING SERIOUSLY AT NEW IRVINE PLAYGROUND
Jim Niermann (left) and Tim S.nden Start From Scratch Monday
Mari~e Denies· Belting
ClaimJJ Girl, 2, lnjw-ed in Fall Off Bed
By TOM BARLEY
OfllWO.llfl"lNtSwH
Camp Pendlet-0n Marine Ken-
neth Ray Bolden s tood up in the
witness stand today. took oCf his
Marine Corps belt and showed the
brass buckle to an Orange County
Superior Court jury.
But he denied under keen ques-
tioning from prosecutor Frank
Fasel that be u.sed the belt to in-
flict what proved to be almost
fatal injuries on 2-year-old Cora
Brewster Aug.17.
Bolden, 20, tes tified that
codefendant Carolyn Brewster,
23, told him by telephone four
days previously while be was on
guard duty at the camp that she
had whlppped Cora with the
heavy belt.
He testified that the iQfuries
which led him to administer
F,....P-eeAI
COLLEGE
an hour before their mee!&g. He
said if the orrer is acceptable, it
would go before the Irvine Com-
pany board on Feb. 8. .
During the 2~-hour discussion
that ensued, trustees learned
tha t while the company 's
alternative may cost more for
raw land than the other site, it
would be cheaper In the long run.
College officials revealed for
lbe first time that their appraisal
of the Myford-Bryan .parcel
yielded a valuation of $30,000 an
acre as of Dec. 1 -a figure
Reese said the company would
probably consider "a bit too
low."
mouth to mouth resu~tlallon to
the unconsious child in the San
Clemente motel room he shared
with Mrs. Brewster and her two
children were inflicted when Cora
fell off a bed onto bis metal am-
munition box.
F,....PageAI
MARSH •••
week.
At the present time, there is no
way to control the outflow or the
water inside the marsh, so it
simply evaporates, leaving an
accumulation oC salt behind,
MacMUlen explained.
Some of the more highly
. sensitive veaetation is already
dying, primarily the black
willows.
"Others will die in the near
future, too, unless tbe water
quality can be improved," Mac-
Millen loreea.st.
The projects must begin by
March Z3 under the terms of the
federal grant and are expected to
continue for four or six months.
according to MacMillen.
The rest.oration work will be a
sort of holding action," says
MacMilJen. "But unless we have
maintenance money afterwards,
Ole restoration will do no good."
,._ M acMillen estima ted that
between $32,000 and $35,000 will
be needed each year to keep the
preserve "on good solid fooling."
Doctors at San Clemente
General Hospital called police
when they discovered that the lit·
tie girl's body was covered with
recent and old bruises.
Two physicians have testllied
as prosecution witnesses that
they found ciaarette burns oo the
child's chest, bite marks on ber
arm and other mulUple injuries
which included a broken left arm.
Bolden admitted today that be
inflicted the bite marks but told
Fuel that they were the result of
a game.
"A game?" the obviously
shocked deputy district attorney
asked him. "What ltind ot a aame
were )'OU playing when you bit the
Utt le girl so deeply that the marks
were v\aible a week later?"
"It's kind of hard to explain,".
the red-haired Marine testified •
"But wewerejustplaying."
Bolden repeatedly denied state-
m enta attributed to him by
firemen, p&l'amedics and police
officers who questioned him
about the ilijurles found on Mrs.
Brewster's daughter.
He told Fasel that a neighbor
lied when he told police that be
s aw the witness kick Cora
because the little girl cried while
she was being led barefoot across
hot asphalt.
"I put my foot under her behind
and lifted her to a standing posi-
tion," tbe Marine said. And be
again stood up in the witness
stand to demonstrate to the jury
that he inflicted no injury by his
action.
f"l'09IPatreAI
Prw91 P.,,e A1
TOTS •••
~ qulckly erectln1 aides to tbdr
fort.a, I.be ,Ula set oul Da11lq
tottther alOISd wood floor-~
bal>ly a new detlp ln fort snat·
Ina.
Indlvlduals and compalllo
have donated auppUea to the
playlbJUDCI but city aides n,y
more are needed and wW be
needed conUou&lly to keet> U.O
children buay. ·
"We bad a couple doaen bun·
men -tawa wbeti ft bllan today but all are already in uiae
by the ldds," aaid Pat Fiero, a el·
ty recreation aide tn charce ol
't.be pl.,p-ound.
Tbcee younpten who come to
·the plaY1rouod repeatecUy wUl
keep poueulao of their fortt.
But struc:tunll abandoned may
be reclaimed by otber
youn~. clly tides explained.
Tbe park, located at 1 Beech
Tree Laoe next to the library.
will be open ftom 2:30 to~S .P._.lQ.
Tuesday, Thursday and may,
from 1:30 to 5 p.m. Wed.DMd~
and from 10 a.m. to~ p.m. Sat.ur·
day.
Children from alt parts of
l"ine are invited to use the new
playground.
-.>
2 Killed
In Road
Pileup
LIVERMORE CAP) -Two
penoos were ltlDed a1'd 9 IQjured
when 23 cars and 7 trucks
slammed toaether alone a fog.
shrouded, icy stretch or fflgbway
S80 early today, the Call!onU&
Highway Patrols aid.
The highway was closed for 10
miles westbound from Grant
Line Road to Greenville Road
near Altamont Pua, with traffic
diverted to nearby roads. The
road had been closed down fo.r
several hours wbJle authorities
cleared eutbound lanes.
CHPspokesman Ruben Rogers
said one person, not yet iden-
tified, wu fowtd dead tn ... car
that crashed . over a bridge.
Another was reported in criUcal
condition at Valley Memorial
Hos pit.al here, but died later.
Fire units from nearby
Livermore, the Lawrence Radia·
lion Laboratory and AJ~a
County were dispactched wbeo
one truck cau1bt fire. A truck
beartna diesel fuel overtumed
and spilled tu etplosive cargo
onto the highway. further com·
plicaUoithecleanup effort.
'"lbey're havini a hard time
diverting traffic, because ap-
parently people are sbootin& by
officers who are trying to atop
them," said Fern Bose~ a
Livermore police spokeswoman.
She said early morning
travelers had been hampered by
"dense fog, and very, very icy
roads. Some of these people pro-'
bably were driving top fast for
conditions."
Nine inJured persons were ad·
milted to Valley Memorial
Hospital and one 29-year-old
He told trustees that compara·
ble prime land in the area ls now
solni for betwe!'en $50,000 and
$90 000 an ~ere.
He said that a campus group
called Friends <>f the Marsh
hopes to begin fund-ralslng ac-
ti vlties to accumulate main·
tenance tnoney, to supplement
monetary support that may
come from the university. BROKERS . • woman with minor lacerations
was taken to Tracy Memorial
Hospital, 00.pltal offlclala said. tbus total commissions ot about
$100,000. The colleee'a architect,
William Blurock, conceded that
the lilyford-Bryan site would be
mucb more costly to prepare for
develQpmenl because of a need
for aradini and installation of
aewer and water Unea.
BlUJ"OCk estimated the toul
cost of the aite preferred by the
colleae to be $57,000 an acre, in-
cludin1 buic development costs
and presumin1 lbe appraised
value is accepted by the com-
pany.
By comparison, be aaid, the
tolal COil of the 1lle favored by
lh• company wouJd work out to
about '54,500 an acre, including
atreet lmprovementa. All utilities
are already "on slte," Blurock
said.
The SUOO·per-acre total cost
difference dldll't irppresa Tustin
truatee Frank Greinke. who said
t.he company wanted "a tity col-
lege in.stead ol a community col-
l•I•/' Tbt sltAI cbOHD by trustees la in
unincorporated territory near
the rutw-e boundary of .!_be clti. es
of hlt1n and lrvlne. ~ com· pany.favored paccel Is ln a rapid· ly urbanldng section or the city
oftrvlne. ·
Greinke cited a move ieveral
years aso by Tuatln realdentl to
secede from tM dlttrt~t becauae
tbe" were no nearby diltrtet
facilltlel. He tald tbe site the
truat.MI cboH wu convenient to
Tu.&Un resldtntl wbUe that of. teNd by UM company .. h .. rero
ldentit.J Yt'ltb tbe cl\y Of T\ltttn."
Ill acew4d tbt COJ'>PMY 0( "pla~ jfamea0 with tbe col·
•••• because It baa already dKla.red that a1r1cwture la on
tbewayout.
One <JI the primary company obJ~ to t.h• llyford·Brysn
alt• for the coll•c•. wu that it
would bl lD th mlddle ot thrtm
pparqua fteldl that 1UU bave at
least 1tx yean ot production Ute
left before dtnlopment can
besta.
Frota PGfle Al
VENTS •••
more powerful fans would have
to be instaJ led.
Dr. Robert Lombardi, college
presl~t. s~id he expecll the
legal action to "name just about
every John Doe poSJible in this
case."
One of the primary defendants
is expected to be the arcbitec·
tural firm of Lowry and As-
sociates. which deal1ned the
building. It was the 1cbool'a first
permanent structure.
Lombardi couldn't say who the
other de{endanau in the oase
would be, lhougb be d(d aa.y that
a preliminary legal probe
showed that the statute of llmlta·
lions had not expired and that
there were some grounds for ac-
tion.
The brokers aaid they original·
ly bad more than 30 cllenu in
tow, but that some of thoee were
ineligible for the sites because
the u.ses intended were not atrict·
ly Industrial.
According to Cannon, the cotq-
panlea who wm be moving lato
the newest pbue of the nc are
"broadbued."
"There's no one partlcular
type of industry that 'a moving in.
They're from all se1mt11ll of in·
dustry -manufacturing,
wwebousing, research and de·
velopment and services," says
Cannoc.
MOit of the flrma are relocat-
lna from other locaUona In
Oranie County t 9r from ~r
sites In the induttrTal com pl~.
•'Some of them are now teaing
llC altee and the)' decided they
wanted to buy t~ir own build·
lng," be added. .
Carter Mo~es
Preaident-el,ect Lo<MU Truck
PLAINS Ga. (APl -Presfdent~leetCartet, who
kept saying he would not be a "bia spender" u pn111·
dent, is provin1 td ~ ti1ht·ftated lndffd about his movmf expensea. . ·
Rather than hire a commercial mover to baul household ttema be and members of bll tam.lb' lnted :.#
to use tn the Whit• House. Cuter borrowed a DOD·
descript peanut nn from the faiiillY'• ·peanJ!!lr cflslni bulln•• Monday, tbeq belt*t kNicl '1 Im • •
A.mona the item• carted'from tbe fa-bQme here wu aauah\er Amy't ftft.faDt·tall doll houH, a
Cbrlatmaa present. Carter laid one of ldi ""'ut warehouse empJ!{Eea Ju,-ced;tlae doll bOuN to tbe
truck and loaded l for the Jqn1 trlp from~~
vlllaaeto w .. hln .
Today waa the lut city b6for. Carttr•a dtl>art.Ui'e
from hJI home country to Wublnitoa where be takes
the oath ot offlc. Tl).urtdt.Y and becomes P1'tl1denl ol
the United Stat•. .
CHP O(ficen aald the hJ&IJwax waa sprinkled with doiena o(
flares es authorities attempted to
clear debris and damaced
vehicles.
Aliso Wate r
Project Set
F or Bearing
A public bearlnf Jnto the en·
vlronmental 1-ipac:t of the $M
mUUonAlllo Watel' Manaiement
A11ency (A WMA ~ orofect wlll he beld from 3:30 tot ,.m. Wectoea-.
day at Niguel HUii Junior W,h
School in Latunf Nipel. Tbe agency ha• proposed a re·
atonal system cf waate collec·
Uon, treatment •Del dl1po1aJ to
accommod ate. •n eventualdt population oUOO _,,
A WMA l.Qel. watte water
treatment cUatrtetl for I,W,e, wiuna Btadl. Lquna mua El
Toro, ScMb Ll1•a, Mllalon Vi• Jo and l.AfuAa Nlf'&tl. Tbt lroject II heavily 1ub-
1l d l1t by t1•1ral 1rants,
bowhW, coneera ~t tbe ttate alt
~ boar4 over the effect
o( 1rowtb wtth1a AWMA ll'el on air~~ ii tbr .. teniq IOlllt f\aa~, aftd m11 cauH reatric· dOn8 •to be-plHed on member apGdel•.upanatoo..
Tbe scbooJ ~ locattd at acm Pa.MO s.cu.la. . ,.,..,._AJ
SUNNY •••
Slerra Nevada itl raorta n · Otct contJnued ral.r weather
lll.roQb Wedneiday with bllh
temperatune •bout 40 de.,...
ud lowt lb tbe mtd·tfftll • ,
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Laguna/South Coast
I EDITION
<o
llfternooa ..
N.y.stoeks
OL. 70, NO. 18, 2 SECTf ONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CA~IFORNIA
Laguna Canyon:Ro&d \Vork.DispBte
By PIDLIP ROSMARIN Ol ... a.u,~ ... ff . } r Can Laguna Canyon Road be
tnade safer and freU of traffic
1 congestion without sacrificing
1..one ol the best views from a
CalHomlahigbway?
Laguna Beach Clty Coun.
ellman Jack McDowell thinks it
can, by widening to four lanes the
two-lane highway, that brings
tourists off the Santa Ana and
,
San Diego freeways 'into the Villa1e Wun•. held at Clb'
be art ot a.he Art Colooy. Hall.
Michael Schley. Laguna • A panel ol "experts•• that In·
Greenbelt executive director. • duded Pollce Cbief Jon SparQ;
thlnU it C8Jb by leeplnl it the Harry Moo.D', city, ParklnlJ.
way lt la, and parldnc thousands Tranaportat.Aoll and Circulatm
of can off the freeways at the Committee ch-airman~
. other end ohhe canyon. and bus· auperytaor'a aide Scott Ferguson
inl the tourists in. and CalTrana represen'8Uves
McDowell and Sebley were the backed them au>·
principal speaken Mooday at a About 1!iO penou attmded.
public forum sponsored by Moat apparently opposfl4 any
, FRIGID FIRE TRUCK STUCK IN ICE AT LOUISVILLE, J<Y., BLVE
Truck One of 15 Pieces of Equipment Left lnmovable Aft• Fire
St•n ·Bathes Coast
&ut.Smvers as Wind Wanna Southlmul,
7 I While a great many Americans
id the eastern half of the United'
lstates are concerned with
shoveling snow and fiehtiae the
ects ol frostbite. Orange Coun·
ns can continue to search for
•I stored away sun tan oil and beach towels.
A strong, high-pressure system
over the west brought clear,
warm alties to the Southland
Monday and National Weather
Service forecast~rs said today
"1at temperatures in the mid-805
are expected to continue until at
ICE CLUTCHES
MOST OF NATION-M •
!least Thursday. w' arm. dry Santa Ana winds.
!gusting up to 30 m.p.b., will re-
sult in a continuation of warm
'temperatures and dry air with
thighs along tbe beaches about 77
~egrees and njgbHime lows of
aboutS4.
On Mooday, Newport Beach
Tecorded a high of 82 degrees.
)luntinetoo Beach, 79. The Santa
,Ana winds dropped the humidity
level between 10 and IS percent lat times. f Meanwhile, residents or the
ie-stem U.S. are trying lQ cope
l;wltb record low temperitures
[\hat have caused train cancella-~lona, power shortages and
danger to the Florida citrus crop.
1 The cold front extend• from a.he
lNortheaat south Into Florida and
rwest through Ohio, Michigan and
'Jllinola.
1 Monday's lowest recorded
temperature was a bone-cbllllng
38 below at Roseau. Mlnn. It was
5 below in New York City, 19
lbelow in Chicago and Cindnnati
J"e<?Orded a low of U below.
The freea aapped power for
m..tor industrial plants, causing
1Genenl Moton, l'ord, Chrysler
,and American Motors car
1manulactUl'ef1 to send workers
JM>mefortbecfay.
School children in Florida were
pven Ume oil from school when
I ! --~~~~~~~~--~
Coast
Weather
Fair throQ&b Wednes-
day. Blgbl 11to81. Lowa in "°'·
temperatures dropped to the
mid-209 in Jackaoa'fille.
Along the Orfllle Coast, light
v&riable wlndl and tarbalent
seas north ot Hawaii combbled
for surf bltwe4D three aa4 ftve
feet. A small craft advllory wu
issued and the windy eondltions
are expected through Wed.nelda¥
with some variable biCb clouds. ' The California weather picture
a lso abows c~ntrasts. While
Southland l'elldellta can thfnt of ~~ t:'~.:".:~ perleetn• bpfeal B97 Ana
"awe.tel' weather" with ·crisp
temperatures ba tbe upper 40lt
andlow50s.
Sierra Nevada sli resorts ex·
pect continued falr weather
through Wednesday with blah
temperatures about 40 degrees
and Iowa tn the mid-teem.
Navy Dumped. Son
Of C;irter for Pot
w ASRINGTON CAP> -
President~lect Carter'• oldest
son was thrown out of tbe Navy in
1970 after being cauabt smot:lng
marijuana with classmates at a
tralnln& scboo1', a Navy apokesman said today.
Jack Carter, 29, WU one or S4
students cauabt in the dru& bust
at the Navy Nuclear Power
School in ldabo Falls, Idaho. the
Navysald.
ColwnniBt Jack Andel"IOll 1aid
the young Carter accepted 1t
general diacharae. one step ·•
below an honorable dtacharge.
The Navy spokeaman said that
under the Privacy Act the
service could not disclose what
type ot dis~arge the )'OUDI man
got.
Young Carter, who previously
haa admitted smoking marl·
j uana, wu caqbt JUlt betore bis
father was sworn in as aovemor
ofGeorpa.
Aodenoo, on ABC-TV's ''Good
Momlng America" proiram.
quoted )COUng Carter aa aayiag it
clldo't hurt to 1-•e • promlDeQt
father.
"The)' lmew my dad was about
to become 1cnernar of Geoqla.
So u.e, treated me ..a.WW de·
fereatially.'' be. wu 4~ • uyiq.
TM cohnnnllt 11id tblt · tM
bead at the nuclear fleet, Adm.
nJman G. Rlckcwer. wuMd to-
be s ure the Nav.J bad tile
evidence on YOUlll Carter.
''They did," tbe president·
eleet'I IOD waa ~ lrj All· dencm•~· :
Carter WM ..... •• eⅇ troDJel t«!lmld• at ta.. ,_,.
..~ ..........
KICKED OUT OF NAVY
c.ter'a Son Jack
submarine rescue ablp tbe Grap.
pie.
From there, i.. •as sent to the
Naval Nuclear Power School at
Vallejo, and then went tp the
ldabo Palla ~boot.
Yount Carter WH promoted to
secondclau pettyofficerln 1989.
After tbe buat, Carter and
other members ot tbe clus were tranaf~ to a Navy boldin&
atatkln at Treuure bland in San
ftandaco B~d were dJa..
cbar&edfr<p
• wlMD ...... ··~ HaCalllilr' a110 w ...... 1il u..~..,,·· a..:u:.;_ Ii'-:...-...-... aae'-'procrme. ~ ~u.ar~·
Mllftoaaald..., ~a...w.
deatl e....-..... wttll Carter
•• ,. dlletiareid tM 1Ut .... "' Decemw;.n :
The NaYJ •aid tbe 5' etudatJ
were.,.,.... from the cl• Ut
"allepd UM W pouetlJon ot a
contnlled nlletance."
oQtrlOt four-lane wldenlnl of
Lacuna CU\)'Oll Road. A pro-
posal to widen It to two oiutColnl
and one ~lane won IOllle
favor.
McDowell 1ald'before .8111'Plan'
of wlcleD1nC • adopted. a Rudy
needs to be made by experts of
what baa been done and needs to
be done.
He WU mildly critical of tbe
City Council's in.action about a
petition to wlclen the rola•
circulated by the Comm9ee far
a Safe Lacuna Canyon Rold, of
wblcb be is a former member. Be aaid the cowW.l has been
cp.dckin tbe priat to aolve trafftc
Pl'Oblema after the ~plaints of
only a ffJW cltiien.s, but bas•mado
DO req)obse to lite l,800·Slll*'S of
· tbe)>ro-wicleoinl petition.
·"l'bere needs· t1 be ~ewnc
done." McDowell said..
••Jt'J the responalbillty of fOV-
ernment to take care of th•
health aod welf a're of lt• cltl~, "beaald.
There were more than 150 acci-
dents, u.cludine elg.bt fa~.
aloina tbe leVeD milel of Lquna
Canyon Boadlast year.
SCbley aaned that accident
rate 11.: too b.llh, but d1saoeecl
thU it .1if0Uld be reduced b7 iJlo.1
<See&0AD.ra1eAD .,
. ~ I I
BeJting Den.ied~
Marine Says 2-year-old Fell
• By TOM BOLEY codefeodant Carolyn Brewster, °'.,..,...,,.......... 23~ told him by telephone four
Camp Pendleton M•~ Ken-~-i9 previously while be was on
neth Ray Bolden stood~ guard duty at the camp that she wlt!ess stand today, took olf bis had whippped Cora with the
Marine Corpe belt and showed the heavy belt.
brass buckle to an Orange County He testified that the btjuries
SuperiorCourtjury which led him to administer
· mouth to mouth resuscitation to
But he denied under keen ques· the uncon.slous cblld in the San
tioning from prosecutor Frank Clemente motel room be shared
Fasel that be used the belt to in· with Mn. Brewster and her two
flict what proved to be almost cbild.reo were inflicted when Cora
fatal injuries on 2·year~ld Cora fell off a bed onto bis metal am-
Brewster Aug.17. munition box.
Bolden, 20, testified that D.octors• at San Clemente .
Oil Tanker ~aBeaeh
General ROIPital called pollcel when they dlacovered that the lit•I
tle girl's body was covered wi
recent and old bruiles.
Two physicians have testifi
aa prosecution witnesses ~' they fotmd cigarette bums on tbe'I
child's chest, bite maru on ba-Jl
arm and other multiple iltjurie1t1
which included a broken left arm.
Bolden admitted today that bet
infiicted Ute bite marks but
Fasel tut tbey were the result ot
a game.
••A game? .. the obviousJ1•
(See ABUSE, Pato AZ>
Splits Open
In Pacific
HONOLULU CAP> - A tanker
carrying 3.1.5 million gallom ot
u,.bt ~ail eraked aCl'flf tbe
middle and was sJnting 2M mlles
soutbeast ol MJdWQ Island in the Pa~. the U.S. Coast GUU"d
Wor,ld Therlie Back
For Art Pageant
said. .
The Japanese contafnershlp
Paclftc Arrow took aboard 28 or
the 31 tanker crewmen and stood
by durtnc the night Monday to
rescue three other crewmen wbo
remained abOard the stricken
vessel. said Jim Gilman, a Coast
Guardapokeamao.
No injuries were reported.
The 60().foot tanker lrenes
Challenger, owned by Tsakos
Shipping and Trading Co., of
Piraeus, Greece, and under
Liberian registry, had been en
route to Japan and Venezuela
with its cargo, Gilman said.
"Reports from ~scene in-dicate it is brealdn in half and
some oil spillage has en seen, ..
Gilman said. ·
A Cout Guard C130 aircraft fiy.
ing over the scene durinl the
rescue operation returned to
Honolulu and another plane was
due in the area at first light today,
GUmansald.
The Honolulu-based Coast
Guard cutter Mallow was divert-
ed from another mission to the
scene of the J~es Challenger
and was expected to reach there
W~ymornlng, hesaid.
The weather in the area was re·
ported good, with seas six to eight
feet high and winds of 10 to 15
knots.
The cause' of the tanker's dis·
treas wu not known, said Lt.
Robert V. Renaud, a Coast Guard
publlclnfonnationofficer.
The Irenes Cballenaer incident
<SeeTANKES.PageA!)
Fireman mt
By Assailants
IDS. Lagana
A South La1una volunteer
fttema wu hltovertb• bud and
Sl30 lD property taken from bit
unconsci~ bod.1 by two •· lailaDts wbo had attacbd bbD
wbllet.waa~alate......,.
atroll aloili South Coast~ 1D Lqma ts.ch. •
llJebMI J. or:::s~ told !Asma 8e.eb police be •u lobbed ol a $IOO coat • ~ ·~~_. ........... llil P9etftc Coat~ ..,. Btnltataboutur..m. ha41.,r.••· two•• a a
demtilk ............ 1IP bllSde
lalm allill-..ldm lflMw..a.d a
rWe. ~c.·:___ Or..m..W betoldtbtbl "no" ... Ulll u.e GM' @opped aDd tbe
two .. e.Mil: ...... -.. .. .... _. .................. ..
• "-'-............... eGD• •el«•-# be toimd ti.. '"""'1 ....
BJ JACK CHAPPELL °' .. .,..,, ptletSUff
Shakespeare said ••All the
world's a stage."
DcJD Wllll&IDIOD, producer ot
tbe Laguna Beach Pageant of the
Masten, rev41ed that. slightly Monday saylnl this year'• "llv·
· Ing pictures" production would
-put all tbe world on the stage.
Ji"or the last two yeaR. the p,ageant program bas beeJt&avy
with lmlerican art· in recognition
of the bicentennial. It was ex·
clusively•American with the ex-
ception of'\ the tradlUonal "Last
Supper" cl011.Dg last year. I#
••Now we cet back to the area
where we have the whole world
to draw from, we have a chance
to get back to the world of art.
But which world, what material
should we choose to make the
pageant a theatrical success,"
Williamson said Monday evening
as be unveiled bis proposed pro-
gram for the board of directors'
approval.
The 42nd edition of the highly
successful Pageant 'bf Mastera
will offer a rich variety of art.
wotkt recreated with livlQ6
mocWa oa the stage ot the l.rvine
Bowl.
The pageant rans coneurrentJy
wll)l the Laguna Beach art
fea"Bvala -and this year from
July lSthroug.b Aug. 28.
Williamson will present 24 p~
ductiaos on the stage lncludint
statues, bas relief, objets d'llrt
and, ot course paintings. A broad
spectrum of art schools. and
techniques will be included. / Seventy-two percent of the
works will be new to the paieant.
Williamson retained some
favorites from previous years
such as .. The Salt Cellar."
Williamson said the pageant
aims at entertainment, but that it
creates as well an "art &!far&
nesa .. and provokes an interest in
art among some youthful memo
bers of the audiences.
<See PAGEANT, Page AZ)
Schoel Boundaries ·
Decision Delayed
By ANNE COOPER commended that the new hilh
or .. in"•~ ... .._.. school open with seniors.
Confronted by conflicting re-Tbomsley said be based his re·
commendations and an out· commendation, ln part. on an
spoken audience Monday, evaluation made by Philip
Capistrano Unified School Dia. Grignon, assistant auperlnten-
trict trustees postponed decision.I dent. Grignon wu on the ad·
on who will attend tbe new dis-ministrative staf'f at Dana Hills
tricUpJbsoboolinSeptember. High School. >When it opened In AbOut 140 people came to Mon-· lt72.
day's meeting, mostly parenta or
ttudents who will be af(ected by
the school board's deeislona on
attendance boundaries for the
new school and whether Jt will
open with a sealor c(aq.
The district's Growth PllDlllq
Advbory Commilalon (GPAC>
baa recommended that atten-
dance boundaries be drawn\..ao
that student enrollment at Ole
di1trlct's three hllh schools
would be balanced.
, Grignon wrote that includint
seniors from the start "would be
the most defensible educational·
(See A'JTEND, Page AJ)
TminCraah
Dead at BO
Tbe commiuloft reeomm.S.
tloD bu tbe dra•bick of dlYkllDI
La1una Nl•uel lDto two bllh
tcboot atteDdaoce. ~Su
Juan Ca.-UanolntO~ ...
Tbe·pvup a1lo neomlileaded
that Caplatrano Valle., Hl•b kbool. curreaU7 under coo·
straedoa ln Mluioll Viejo far a
September CIMIUAI, aboWd haye .,....,elaMtlleflntyear.
SYDNEY, Australia
CAP) -PoUee eaWbate
that mor. tban IO people
were ldlled today when a
·commuter train Jumped lta
track• outalde Sydney, eras.bed Into a support for a
blChway overpass and
broueht the 45-toG brid1e •
and several automobiles
down on two orowded
coacbet . 'fte e-am'"iGMft HW I.bey
..... lafhMnCed bi their~
to rtcom>.,.... ...... tlM ldlool
wt~ ...... nloe Ulroup u !IT. ~ at J ...... at ... ClemMte
aDd Dw Kw.· 1110 8ibootil StsM1 ~-oltbe JUD.ilnMld tl;ey ftUld ,,.., ... Mt to ti' ......
&lpt. , ...... ~,..
eoat• ...... ta.. bMrd tbl& It· c.Mmee......,..beilra.
dlffenat&,, allowina ~treater
eomm'fD.11.1 lDteedtJ. He allO,...
Offtdala 1akt IS persona wen injured. manyofthetn
critlcalb.
After u bodlet bad been
removed froinl tbe
wreelta1e, pollce Supt • 0...... Manhall saW there
WU 01llttle Cbanee any of
1bole ldlJ tnppied tn the
two coecbet wen alive.
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f Al DAIL y PILOT
No Cella
Ll!:>C
Trial Date Ford Foresees
Woman Chief Set Yet
• The deputy state altorn,y
1eneraJ who b headlnc t.he1t>robe
of campaian donations made to
State Treasurer Jess Unruh by
.Dr. Louis Cella today denied that a recommendation for prosec:u.
lion bu been m•de Int.he cue.
Jaclr Winkler, tbe attorney
general'& criminal law section
chief, labeled reporl3 that the
caae is being readied for presen-
tation to a grand jury as "fisbi.Dg
eicpedJ lions. "
"Absolutely no recommenda-
tion has been made in the cue,"
Winkler said in a telephone ln·
t.erview from hJ.s Sacramento of.
flee.
He confirmed that the probe of
• $10,000 campaien donation
from the Santa Ana pbyslclan to
Unruh was begun when the gift
came to light in Celia's 1976
federal tnaJ in Los Angeles.
Cella, a long.time financial
backer of Democratic can-
didates, was convicted of 22
counts of Medicare fraud, tax
fraud and coruipiracy stemming
from the skimming of more than
$600,000 Crom Mission Cmmunity
and Mercy General hospitals in Orange County.
'·Right now I am coru;lderiog
and evaluating the evidence and
l will decide what should be done
~ometime within the next two or
three weeks," Wlnlcler said.
Aliso Water
Project Set
For Hearing
A public hearing into the en·
vironmental impact of the $34
million Aliso Water Management
Aitencv <AWMA > oroiect will be held from 3:30 to 6 p.m. Wednes-
day at Niguel Hills· Junior High
School in Laguna Niguel.
'The agency has proposed a re·
gional system or waste collec·
tion. treatment and disposal to
accommodate a n eventual
population or 200,000.
A WMA includes waste water
~eatment districts for Irvine,
LaRuna Beach, Laguna Hills, El
Toro. South Laguna, Mission Vie·
1 jo and Laguna Niguel.
The project is heavily sub-
1 aid ized by federal grants,
1 ~wever. concern by the state air
'~esources board over the effect
<>f growth w1Uun AWMA area on
air quality is threatening some
funding and may cause reatric·
tions to be placed on member
agencies' expansion.
The school is located at 29071
Paseo Escuela.
Sycamore fills I
Plan Due for
l
1
Study Today
The Lacuna Beach PlAMinc
Commluion was to mull a low
density recreational/com·
mercial plan for development of
Sycamore Hills In a special
pubbc hearing at city hall to-
day
The Sycamore Hills plan and
environmental reports was
scheduled to be cooatdered
beghm.lnc at 4·30 p.m. and ells·
cuasion was expected to be lengthy.
Sycamore Hills ls an UD·
developed tract of 522 .cres
nestled north ·an the "Y" formed
by El Toro and Lacuna Canyon
Roads.
The alte waa previoualy pro-posed for development ol more
Ulan 2,000 ·towobouae wtlta in a
1972 plan. City Councll rejection
of an envitoomenlal impact re-
port for that project threw de-
\t e lop men t into limbo and
sparked numerous suits a1alnat
\be city and city officials.
0..ANOICOMT
DAILY PILOT
Pao ~~~~ EANT PROOU~EA DON WILLIAMSON ANNOUNCES HIS PROGRAM FOR 1177
After the Bleentenn..,, • Retum to 'All the Wortd'a • atege• PhAoaophy
Laguna Teachers
Seek Wage Hike
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PAGEANT. •
A script by Lacunan Betsy
Rose will provide historical,
technical and whimsical notes
about thepiec:es beinc presented.
An oric1nal score by Vic Schoen
will tie the whole thing together. Teachers in the Laguna Beach
Unified School District will ask
the board of education tonight for
an eight percent pay bike.
That rs their initial proposal for
collective bargaining talks that
will end with a new contract for
the 1977·78scbool year.
A six percent pay bike
F,....PageAJ
ABUSE •••
shocked deputy district attorney
asked him. "What kind of a game
were Y9U plllying when you bit the
little girl so deeply that the marks
were visible a week later?"
"'"It's kind of bard to explain,"
the red-haired Marine testified.
"But wewerejustplaying."
Bolden repeatedly denied state-
m epts attributed to him by
firemen, paramedics and police
officers who questioned him
about the injuries found on Mrs.
Brewster's daughter.
He told Fasel that a neighbor
lied when be told police that he
saw the witness kick Cora
because the little girl cried while
she was being led barefoot across
bot asphalt.
•'I put my foot under her behind
and lilted her to a standing posi-
tion," the Marine said. And he
again stood up in the witness
stand to demoulrate to the jw-y
that he inflicted no injury by his
action.
Mrs. Brewster Is scbednJed to
be the next defense witness. She
and Bolden are being tried on
felony~t.sof child abuse. ·
Cora Brewster is reported to-
day to be recovering from injuries
that led doctors in San Clemente
to perform brain surgery. She i5
being cared for In a foster home.
F,...PapAI
TANKER •••
waa in tbe same aeneral area
where the Panamanian treJ1bter
Crown Pearl was abandoned by
it.a 25 uewmen Sunday after the
ship, wtth a cargo of loas. belah
takin& on water. Those crewmen
were rescued by a Swiss
fretgbter.
At least seven L i berian·
re1istered oil tankers have been
involved in accidents in or near
U.S. watensinceDecember.
The worst 11>ilJ came when the Ario Merchant, grounded off
Nantucket Island on Dec. 15,
• broke up in heavy seas Dec. 21. Ita
entire oil carao of 7.8 mlllion
gaUom spilled into the Atlantic
Ocean.
negotiated little more than a
month a&o wu for this year's
contract which began la.st July 1.
A public hearing is expected to
be set by the board for Feb. 1.
Copies of the teachers' proposal
are available for public inspec·
ti on at each of the district schools
and at district headquarters, 550
BlumontSt. ·
Kay East. president of the
Laguna Beach Faculty Associa·
tlon, said that the pay boost re-
quested would reflect a cost-of·
livine increase.
She said other provisions of the
proposed contract include
normal limit.! on clua size to 25
pupils per teacher, uniforms or
smocks to protect clothing wom
by tucbers of spedal classes
(such as art or science), and full
pension benefits for teachers wbo
work only half-time or more
after age SS.
The proposed contract also
seeks increased health insurance
coverage for dependents of
teachers. a term life insurance
policy and dental coverage for
orthodonture work.
Mrs. Eut said, "We feel !
strongJy that we've come up with ·
a proposal that we can say,
'that's not an unreasonable posi-
tion.' "
The district's approximately
130 teachers now are paid from a
ranae of $10,390 to $20,7M. An
eiebt percent raise would be
from $11,221 to $22.446.
Board Okays
Teacher Pact
On S. Coast
Capistrano Unified ~bool Dls·
trict trustees unantmoua}J ap-
proved a contract Monday with
the Capiatnno Unified Educa·
tlon Auoclatlon CCUEA),
represenUng dJstrtct teachers.
Two cuts of 130 people each
will be required to present the
pageant. Models will be selected
on the bull of cutinc from 7 to 9
p.m. Saturday and from 2 to s
p.m. Sunday at the Irvine Bowl.
The Pageant of the Muters
was beeun during the depreulon
(1932) to draw potential art
buyers into the small Laguna
Beach art community.
From an early ,udience of
2,200 then, the paceant will pJay
to an estimated 200,000t.bi.s year.
Proceeds provide cultural and
scholarship support for
Lagunans.
Service Set
For Woman
Killed by Car
Rosary will be recited toaJght
al 7 o'clocl< /or ~aura Claire
Manetta, a South La1una
woman killed Friday when she
was struck by a car as she
crossed Pacific Coast lti&bytay
at First Street.
Mau will be celebrated at 10
a .m. Wednesday. Se\ovlces are
at St. Catherloe'• Ca~bollc
Church lo Laiuna Beach. Burial
is at A&cencloo Cemeteey in El
Toro.
Mrs. Manetta lived at 31351
Holly Drive in South Laguna.
Bom March4, 1998 in New York
City, abewu 78.
She was a California resident
for 75 years and a resident of
Orange County for 20. Mrs.
Manetta worked as a
schoolteacher for three decades.
She i.s s\ll'Vived by brothers
Albert Manet.ta of Truckee and
"William Manetta of Altaderia;
sisters Vera McPhail of
Kenlfield, Calif., Florence
Varney ol Oaktoa, Va., and Ada
HutcbenionofClayton, Calif.; and
numbeJ'OWlnepbews and nieces.
The family aska that contribu-
The contract, already ratified
by the CUEA, ls in effect Juty 1,
1976 throueh June 30, lt'18.
Teacbent received an 8.4 percent
salary increase and improved fr·
inge benefits. .
. tio111 be made to the donor'• ..
fa vorlte charity.
Supt. Jerome Tbornaley said
the salary hlke ii about two per·
cent btgber than increases
•l?'ted to in other Orange County
•chool d.latricU which have .set· Ued this year.
He said, however, Capistrano
teachers bad been about two per-
cent below the avera1e pay scale
for the county. 10 tbi.a ccntract
malle1 their aalarles comparable
to teacher salaries in other
Oranie County di.strtcta.
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A'ITEND •••
Jy and beftlcally JOund."
"I bell.eve it would not be pru·
dent to open the acbool at leu
than itl dalcned capacity to ac·
commodate the emotioaallam ol
a few tecna1e )'ounptera," he
coochlded.
B18A11LPE'M'
WASHXN01'0N CAP> -President Ford thin.ks a woman will be
vlce ~resldeot anchoaybe P*ldent by 1992. 'I think It will happen thil way," bewd1 feeUni relaxed and wt-
&*eUc three day• away from depart~. ' I Udnk you will bavt a
womannomlDated for vlce pruldent and abe wlll aucceed apraldent
whowillpauawayinorfice.•• ·
"'lbal's your prediction?" Font wu uked.
"Yes. I th1nk that ii bow it (a female presidency) wW flnt hap·
pen."
" ... Youmean,$bewWcoolthislaatsupper!'•
"You said that!" said Gerald Ford, roum1 wtthlau1bt.er.
RE WENT ON ft ADD, aerious}J. he tbou&bt the election ol a
womaopresldent would be "too big aatep" in the next 18 yean.
"But 1 think there will be a woman nominated and elected vlce
prealdentin theneldfourpresldential electiou," he aald.
For a.moment, be seemed to backtrack on bow she would bec:Ome
presldeDL
"I am not sa)'ia~ that her ruanJ.ng mate in that first experience
wWpauaway."
But then be added, •'I really believe there will be a woman preat·
dent-maybesoooer. ''
Ford thinks the Republicans are more likely to put the flnt
womanOG an.atlooal Ucket th.an the Democrata.
.. WE CAllE &EASONAJIL y CLOSE, .. be I.aid, "to oomloaUnc
Anne Annatroac, ambusador to Britain, for vice preaideot laat
year.0
. "Howcto.e?"
"Sbewu ln tbe last three, four actively. hooeltly cooaidered ...
'1lM ou.tcoinl president made these obeervaUom in a lut in·
terview llooday with The AAoclated Preu in ao Oval Office lar1ely
denudedotbi.s penonaJ tbiogs, bi.s boob and memento..
On• comer ot biadesk, wblchoace belonie4 to John Kennedy ao-meo:!!~laced several volumes of the papers of Woodrow W~o
and er Ham!ltoo. They aren't Ford'•· No ooe knew what tbey
were dolnl. there unless it wu tbou&ht by someone deep in the White
House bareauct'acy that they m.i&bt make U&bt readhla for tbe nen
prealdent.
Three large vana were pulled up out.side the White House. In the
realdence, Betty Ford wu directinc the dlaposlUoo of packed boxes aodcrata.
''TbatonetoCallfornia, ••she wu aayin&. ''Thia to Mlcbilan. This
for1Uln(&e."
INTBB OVAL OFFICE. the 38tb president puffed serenely oo bi.s
pipe, taldn&questiou lareeandsmall.
""1'e you all packed?,,
"Virtually. We have my private office (a small acl}oinin& study)
all cleaned out. We have mOll of the personal lhlnll 1n the Oval Office
removed. I think we have all of our private clothes, llooU. things that
we doo't need to take wl.tb UI for the flnt two weeks In California.
They're packed. 1 suspect they're going to~ on the way today or
tomorrow."
The Presjdentsmiled.
"We brought In our own bed when we cattle to the White Howse;
we didn 'tllke separate beds in separate bedrooms. So we are golog to
sleep on our own bed the last nl&ht. They are 10Log to take it down,
• crate it and take it on the Air Force plane 1olng to California with us."
After the inaugural Thursday, the Fordabead for the Bina Crosby
golf tournament at Pebble Beach and tlaen to Palm Springs where
tbey will 11 ve.
"Howmucbdoyougetiovolvedinthepackln17"
'1 BA VE TO MAKE SOME decislOQI because 1 know better than
. anybody elle in the offise here what Js mine, what la the govern.
ment'.s. B«ty 4• il pretty much over in the While House. That'• her
department."
Before be became president some 30 months aao, Gerald Ford
used to take out the garba,e from their home in Alexandria, v a. Did
he think it likely he'd be doinl it again as ex-president 7
"I suspect. I've done it before. You know, I wu also tbe best
di.sbwuberin Washington." "Still?"
"I haven't practiced for a cquple of years.'•
"Doycuthinkyou cangetback intosbal>e?"
"I did itfor about 35 years."
••MJl. PKESIDENT, CAN YOU t~ll me about your feellnp here
these last few days? Do you find yoursell looklng out at the Inaugural
st.ands?" ''No,no."
He said the pace of bis work bas "stowed down." What remains
are ''three or four thln&s that will go up to Cooireaa ••or be hls lNt'ex·
ecuUveorden. ·
"The work ii done on them ... So, instead of spending 1 Jot o!
tbne planni.oC future relaUons with the Con1rea1 or ne10Uatloa.s with
foretecountrtes. • . we aretytng up tag enda."
• Whatdoyouwantoutolllfenow,Mr. President?"
"I would like to be, in the short range, a constructive private
cWunin relaUoa to eovemment policy, domeaUc and international."
Polish Musicians Perlorm in Laguna
The Warnw Qulntet from
Poland will perform at 8:30 ton.IPt in Lu\ma Beach In a con-
cert that wlf1 feature wotb by
1' .. ranck, Sboatuovich and
Scbumcn.
Orqanilled by lbe Laguna
Beach Olunber Music Society,
the ccncert will be held In the
Latuna Beach HJ&Ji School
auditcrium.
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ROAD DISPUTE
trodudq more cars th.rouib the
can100 on a w1der road. •Ystem, tbe Jeu peopl~ aeem to use it."
'Hammerhe'ad' Sport
Tramport.atioll, be Hid, "ii not
neeellU'Uy synonymoua wtth the
automobile."
~bley predicted a wider road
would encour~ creater traffic
traveUoe at faster aoeeds.
"Perhaps,•• be sald, "yourre Uk·
inl for an additional numb« ol
fatauues."
Scliley aaJd the city abould
work to movt people, rather than
can, "In u enero-etnclent a manner u poulble ...
He aak1 unless mus trauit
D'lethodl are adopted there II no
hope to aolve the Art Cokloy'a
pl'Oblelm oltratnc coa181tian.
He aald tbat lf tbe UDJQa bfpft1 ii widened, tbe .....
now "' Uri eyet»allJ woU4
force tile wld~J.:..°' "nerJ road tbllt. .. U Dtf DOW mi u u e1eape roate trdm ._.. coa,_......,, ..
Sa.Id 8cbMJ, ••voa cu .,.. it
Um• the DIUDbtr ol peopli la
........... Ula ftlllcl• b7 ...... tbe tr..at qstem •••
lltDowell. arped &bit u.. ~ of ,... vtlltblt LquDa dDD't
.. anU.aamec~uU..
N1ld•t.. Pltcbes for pubUc
tr ... parieliaa na't 1'ort GD·
tomilla; ... iilkl. ·~ ....... .,..,'t .... ....... M1161L ti ......... .... ..... , ... ,... .... ..
premote oa tranaportaU•
Paddleboard Racer Seeking Funds
87 JACK CHAPPELL Of tlle Delly f'llet l\lff
Paddleboard raclor bu been
likened to blttb>& yourself on the
head wtth a banuner because it
. feels ao lood when you atop.
It ls an exhauaUng 1pcrt ln·
dul&ed in mostly by lttetuards
who orilinall.y began uainl the
boanlll u lit .. rinl deric•.
Lapmu Jack Lin.eke, a1, is
one olthote people! Unc:lle is now a Newport BMcb marine •lfelY oatcer. u. had
been a Lacuna Beach Ufepard
for 1J ,ears prevtoaaly.
Llncte bu placed in 29 pact.
dleboard races over tbe tut lix
yeara to localltiH from Oce~ to SUta Batbln and
polnta In between.
Now, Unck•1a ... mlD1 ror a tu ~e U.. "W.A. WS.Ja.od Sldtla
TapUD" Coot.eat ID A\lltrllla.
The ..U·kaowo Ufep~ contell mcludM eventa ln ~· ..... •wlmrnlni ~ 1u:rf-lldiq
<p1ddUn1 • erttt atmUar to a
kayak).
Al pert ol. a 11-m.u tem pat tot--"' tM lprf ut. ...... AllOCllldiilJa tJI Amelff ...... ·Banln a....-, UneMe will be
~-ia'·IDOdwW.....,
............ dtmlllllU• .
•
AddJtJ.onally, the ArnerfcUll
wlll see the AuatrAUao 1uatd
technlquea which may be adapt·
ed to Southern Caltfornta
beach•.
Tbere'a one bitch. Tbe mon·
lb Ione tour coata $1,100 despite
the drfrAYini ol air faH by Qan·
tH for advert.ltin1 pufpoMi.
That's quUe a bit on a
llfe&uard'a salary and Uncke
baa been k~ on doora try.
lnl to ralM the tunda. 11' Lacuna
Beach Tom Ltnso Realty 1av~
$250.
7he f\IDd r••.t•• ta•t ...,, m-mtttect Unck--;:-r:Jt'a DOl u lf
you'N belt>inl 400 need1 Girt
Scouts or aometblna." iM &aid. But. then will be the bmef\ta
of lncrtaatd Uf •1uardin1
knowa.dae lb8"d betwtm the
Auatnliana and Alllericlftl u
weU u the fosterin' ot lntAllma·
llonal cooperaUon and un·
dentandint, be Mid. Tbe Joca1 suarc:l IDl)' be ...,_
ached throu1b tbe Newport
Wtiuard "*daUon at the c1tJ Marine Deputment. .
Llackt hid be wUl be ca cl·
ftelal ...... ot •llMDe• ftom Uie
oltJ ...... ~llltllt -no. WI moaa. "111 be apent tor U1e ~. . .. ,
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YOL. 70, NO. 18, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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Today's Closing
N.Y.Stoeks
TUESOAVI J ANUARY 18, 1977
.FOrd ~ Fe.resees Woman.· as ..
l By SAUL PETT
W ASHINGTONt <AP> -Presldeot Ford thiob a woman will be
vice president and maybe presldatby 1982. ••
"I think it will happen this way, "beaald. feeling relaxed andpro-
l>betic three daya away from departure. "l tlUnk you will have a ~ woman nominated for vice president and she willaucceed a president.
l wbowillpusawaylnoffice." ,
••Tbat'syourpredictioo?"Fordwasasted.
~ .. Yes. I think that is bow it (a female presidency) will !int hap.
> pen."•
I ..... You mean. sh• will cook hia last supper?"
I .. you said that!" said Gerald Ford, roartngwtth laughter.
BE WENT ON TO ADD, seriously, lie t.boqbt the elecUon of a
-womanprwiclentwouldbe"toobtgastep.,intbenutlSyears.
"But 1 t.b1nk tbere wW be a woman nomtoat.ed and elect.ed vice
pns1dentinthenexttourpreslde-ntialeteetlou,"beaa1d.
For a moment, beaeemed to backtrack on ~w abe would become1 presidmL
"I am not saying that her nmning mate In A.at flrst experience willpassaway.••
But then be added, •'I really believe there will be a woman prai-
deot-maybesooner."
Ford thinb the Republicans are ntore .likely to put the first
woman on a national ticket than the Democrats.
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"WE CAME llEASONABLt CLOSE," be said, "tonomlnatin1
Anne Anmtronc. amb•sador to Britaio, !or vice president Jut
year.'' ''Jlowclote?"
"Sbe waa to tbe lut three, fOW' actively. bones Uy considered.''
The outcome presldent made these observations in a last fn.
tervlew Monday wjtb The A&soclated Press In an Oval Office largely
denudedofbla personal things, hla books and mementos. .
On a comef o( his desk, v,'blcbonce belon1ed to JobnKeMedY, so-
meone had plac~ several volwnes of the papen of Woodrow Wilson
and Alexander ltamilt.on. '!'bey area 't Ford's. Noone knew what they
-lSeeFOJU>.P .. eAJ)
23-home
•1 Traffic
Woe Eyed
Tanker Cracks
'
Some Oil Spilled i~ Pacific
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Ol ... Dall,l"i ... :Aaff
A proposed 32-home develop-
ment next to Dover Shores in
Ntwport Beach may become
controversial because of traffic
• problems in the area.
. Tentative plans for the Irvine
1 Company's development of
~ Westcliff Grove are scheduled to
10 before city Planning Com·
mission Thutsday night. Dover
1 Shores residents already have
registered complaints with the I city. I
HONOLULU CAP) -A tanker
carrying 3.15 million gallons of
light crude oH cracked across the
middle and was sinklne 204 miles
southeast or Midway Island in the
Pacific, the U.S. Coast Guard
said.
The Japanese containership
Pacific Arrow took aboard 28 of
the 31 tanker crewmen and stood
by during the night Monday to
rescue three other crewmen who
rema.ined aboard the stricken
vessel, said Jim Gilman, a Coast
Guard spokesman.
The proposed development Is ~ to be built on a 10-acre site ·
No injuries were reported.
I f!fuifEi§_)
I between a stand of eucalyptus
: trees and Westcliff Drive.
t Irvine Company plans call for
construction of five cul de sacs
' which would open off of Westdifr
1 Drive east of Dover Drive. The
cuJ de sacs would have six or
1 seven Iota for custom-built
' homes. -But Dover Shores residents I complain that traffic on Westcliff
Drive in their area is already a I problem and those additional
homes would put too severe a
I strain on the overloaded street.
Some of them appeared before
the city's Trame Affairs Com·
mlttee last week to ask for help
The comm1ttee agreed to study
the area 'a traffic problems to see
1 what kinds of technical solutions
might be put to use there.
'· Some ol the residents say they
want the city to forc:e the Irvine I Company to redraw their plans
for the tract. .
They would like to see a new
~ road built on the south side of the
eucatn>tua trees, with the cul de
I aacs opening off that new road.
The benefits would be twofold
say becken of the new road plan.
The can would not be traveling
(SeeSHOKES, Page AZ)
Blasts Level
I Noted Are4
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. CAP)
-Explo.lona and fire erupted
toclay on the b.iatoric New Bedlord
waterfront, damacine the Whal·
inc Museum and a cburch made
famow to Human Melville's nov·
el. "lloby Dick.''
Five historic buildiQp were
destroyed or ptted. The blasts
allo blew out wtadows in a tlu'M-
block aru near the downtown
sections; all the windows in the
Whaling Museum were broken.
"Most of the historic spots a~
gone, completely gone," one
police officer said.·
Many of the buildings date
from the u.>os.
Tmin 'Craah .
Dead at BO
SYDNEY, Aust ralia <AP> -Pollff estimate ~at more tban 80 people
were killec1 today wi.en a
commuter train Jumped Ua
tracks outaid• Sydney,
crubed Into a s~pport for a
hl1bway overpa11 and
broupt the ~too bridt•
1nd several automobUea
down on two' crowded
co.ehee.
omclata said 95 pehons
were l!Uured. mall)' of them crftlully.
Alter 13 bodlet had bffn
remo•ed from tbe
wttckat•·~Pollc:e Supt. 0~ llanhalJ Hid tJleN
WM littJi cblmte 8117 OI I"
~ lllU trapped lil t.be
t•ocoecbelwereann.
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NEWPORT F1AEMEN AND PARAMEDICS AID CRASH VICTIM
One Dead, Two Critical After Earty Morning Accident
CdM Man Killed
As Car Spins Out .
One man was killed and two
• people were critically injured
early today when the sports car
in which they were riding
careened out of control on Jam·
boree Road in Newport Beach.
and rolled over an embankment
near tbe John Wayne Tennis
Club.
The dead man, •who, police
said, was driving the Datsun
280-Z. was identified as Harry
Hatch, 2S, of 223 Narcinus Ave .
Corona del Mar. He died at Hoa&
Memorial Hospital about three
hours after the 1:30 a.m. acci·
arrived at the scene, but firemen
bad to cut the roof olt the vehicle
before _panmedics could b,egin
(See1 DIES, Pate A2)
KIUER GOES
TO WASHI NGTON
ATLANTA <AP)-Aconvicted
murderess. who as a prison trusty·
served as Amy Carter's nurse
when her father was governor or
Georgia, bas been given a 3~·day
release from prison to attend the dent. . . ~ President-elect 's inauguration.
Police listed the injured • Mary Fitzpatrick, 32, serving a
pa as en g e rs as N l c bolas ~life sentence on a 1970 convlclloo,
Drout.Jkoy, ~.or 900 Park Udo will be accompanied to
Drive, and Debra Powell, 25, or Thursday's inaueuration in
1870 16th St., both of Newport Waabingtoo by two members of
Beach. They were listed in the Atlanta Junior League. They
critical condition today at Hoa,. belped her get permission from
Newport Beach Fire Capt. the State Board of PardoDJ and
Jerry Strom said the sportl car P~oles to make the trip, and
was sittinl uprigbt at the base of ralJedsnoneyforberexpenaes.
tbe embankment wben hLI men
U.S. Funds
To Upgrade
l\farshl~d
By HILARY KA YE °' .. Gally~ ttaff
Federal tundS wm be used to
restore the water quality ol the
San Joaquin Marsh, where the
most sensitive vegetation is dy·
ing ·due to Increasingly saline
water.
The $340.000 grant Is part of the
Federal Public Works Act of
1976, a fund distributed to various
agencies to promote jobs.
UC Irvine officials say they
will use the money to bring the
water quality back to the leve1 it
was several years ago, and to
make ot.ber improvements at the
Creshwater preserve, which lies
adjacent to the Irvine campus.
A multi-phase ~Ian will include
the following projects:
-The existing dike system will
be revised so that water can flow
more easily through the marsh.
-The water depth will be con·
trolled ao that vegetation inside
thepreservecanbeC'ontrolled.
-A well will be built so that the
type and amount of water needed
will be readily available.
Tbf plan was put together by
UCI professors Richard Mac·
Millen and Gordon Marsh. wbo
head the Marsh Management
Committee, and by engineers in
the UCI office or Physical Plan·
ning and CoMtruction.
For the past few years, en.
vironmentallata have repeatedly
warned that the marsh could not
survive without a massive
restoration effort and then COO·
tlnued maintenance.
However; there were no funds
available through the University
(See MARSH, Pa1e AZ) •
'Hammerhead' ·.Sport
Paddleboard Racer Seeking Funds
a ~
87 JACK CHAPPELL tofether by the Surf Llfe Saving
0t.,.o.1ttP1 ... su1t Asaoclatlon or America, Santa
Paddlebcm'd raeina hu been Barbara Cbap~r, Lincke will be
likened to bittl:o1 younelf Oil the partlclpatin1 in 1oodwW toun,
bead with • hammer ~Mlle lt and live lee~ and demonatra· I eels IO food when you stop. Uooa In American Uteguardlna
1t ls an exhautdll8 sport ln· teebniques beslde11 competlnc in
du.Iced in aaot&ly a.y lilquardl tbechimpfontbJps.
wbo ortclnalb' be1an utlq tbe AddiUOl)ally, the Americans
boards• Ufaa~ dnicea. wJll aee the AuatraUan ,uarcl
Lacuaan lack Unek~. 11. la teebmquct wblch me.J be adapt.
on•oftboHpeople: ed to Southern Callforola
Llncke is now a N'e"Port Beach beacbel.
marine safety omcer. He had There'• one hitch. Tbe tbon·
been a tacuna Beach lllecuard lb fOQI tour coeta $1,100 despite tor U 7ean ~ly. the drftaytn1 ot air fare by Qan·
UQcke bu pJaced lia 29 pad· t11 lor acfverlillna purposes.
dl•board rac:et over Uae lait •lx , Thal'• qutte a bit on a
year• •n l ocallUu from 1t1.,ull'd'1 H lary and Unck• Oceanet~ to Sant.a Barbata Pd 1 baa been knOcklnJ on doon try.
polntl In between. m1 to talM t.be tuads. In Lapa
Now, Unele is ahnl.q for a btl Beac:b Tom Llnso Rtalty sa
ont. the "WA. Witlit.lld Shield IZIO. TV:''~iDA~ .....:...11 a.----..;. .. ,:t= 'nlelund ralaln1 lln't ea.7, Id· --u 11 milted Uien. "It'• not u u eon~indudel...., • iDI, aWI~ ud hrf..t.lint 1ou'N helplftl 400 n.ty Girl
(,..... • craft ail# to • kCMlta GI' 10methin1, .. be said. •
ka7ak). ·~ tfMN· ..us be tbe belMdtl
M wt Of a U-man team put l&ee L\CEll. ••••~> f
The 600·fooi tanker lrenes
Challenger. owned by Tsakos
Shippint and Trading Co., of
Piraeus, Greece, and under
Liberian registry, had been en
route .to Japan and Ven~uela
wltb lta cargo, Gilman said.
"Reports from the scene in·
dlcate it is breaking in half and
some oU spillage has been seen,"
Gilman said.
A Coast Guard Cl30 aircraft fly.
ing over the scene during the
rescue operation returned to
Honolulu and another plane was
due in the area at first light today,
Gilman a.id.
The Honolulu-based Coast
Guard cutter Mallow waa divert ..
ed from another mission to \6e
scene of the lrenes Challenger
and was expected to reach t.bero
Wednesday morning, be said.
The weather in the area was r~
ported good, with seas six to eight
feet high and wiQds or 10 to 15
knots.
The cause of the tanker's dis·
treas was not known, said Lt.
Robert V. Renaud, a Coast Guard
publicinformationofr¥:er.
(See TANKER, Page AZ>
Irvine Land Ras la
Trio of Brokers
Grab Most of Sites i
The trio or real estate brokers
who were ftrst bl line dUl'iftC the
latest land rush ln Irvine walked
off with ball the sites for aale in
the Irvine Industrial Compleic
(IIC) and commissions totaling
about $100,000.
The brokers -Al Davison,
Marty Jones and Ronald Malouf
-parked their camper in the
parking lot of the UC building
two weeks before the sale date.
They we-. assured of lbe first
spot in lfne, according to Dick
Cannon, IIC president.
Cannon reported today that t;e
Smog District
FunWog Bill
Passes Panel
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A pro-
posed $2.93-rflUlion emergency
state loan to keep Southern
California's lareest anlismog
district from falling into limbo
was sent to lbe Asaemt>ly floor to-
day.
A l~ vote of the Assembly
Ways and Means Committee ap-
proved the measure aimed at
keeplna the district alive despite
Los Angelet County's refusal to
help fund lt.
The st.ate attorney general bu
filed auit aaainst the county in an
effort to force lta partlclpatlon in
the four-eowity district.
. The new district, effective Feb.
1, replaces a voluntary prosram
and Involves Loa Angeles,
Orant~1 Riverside · and San
Bernaroino counties. .'
A.s.semblyman Jerry Lewis (R·
Hlthland), said Log Angeles
County Ls acUna "like a child
stamping ,hla feet ln tbe
aandbcix" by refusin1 to pay Lta
ebare becauae it dlaa1rees with
dlalrict fundlnl rules.
Repreaentatlvea of Loa
An1elet and Orance counties
epoke .,alnst tbe bill.
Lewla' bill wu amended to Ln·
creue the loan from St mUUon to
cover tbt poulblllty that Orana•
County won't pay Its $1 mllllon
' lbart.
A "Ronaan Feut" will be tbe
U..me cl a btoeflt tor the Youth
&n:,C!:ymeot Senice of U.e
Ra Ana to be held (tom 5:JO
to t :JO p.m., Feb. t at the
American Luton Rall ln
Newport Beech,
Tbe emp'°Jment Mntce ta a
ooa·Pldlt ortanlutJCla tbat pro.
YidM r.... Mntee to YOUDC jab
MMlll•to•plonn. 'l'leMll IClir ... bineftt .......
for ....., lliill Sl.10 for~.
For he dell~ tlektU, tall t'2"°\7'-
40 aites offered for iale last Fri•
day were snapped up by 1S
brdken. Most of those bad _g
edf e by standing in line befOre
theaale.
Fifteen other brokers ex ..
pressed interest in the parcels,
but there was not enough land to
go around, Cannon said. The
sites averaged . 7 to 2.4 acres.
costing about $100,000 each. ·
The nc president said he is UD·
aware of such a demand for in-
dustrial sites anywhere else in
tbe country.
••I still say it shows the geileral
confidence In the economy, plus
the good location of the sit.e9, ..
aald Cannon. The 40 parcels are
located near Orange County
Airport. in the vicinity of Mafn
Street and Red Hill Avenue.
The parcels are among the last
small sites left in the DC and
none bad been offered for sale llit
several years.
According to Cannon, eM)
transaction made by the brobrt ·
amounts to a commlssioL of
about $5,000. The joinl venture by
Davison, iones and Malouf con-
sisted of deals with 20 client...
thus total commissions of about
$100,000.
The brokers said they original~
ly had more than 30 clients in
tow, but thal some of those were
ineligible for the •ites because
the uses Intended were not strict.
ly industrial.
(See BROKERS, Pa1e AZ)
.Arthritis Program
Hoag Memorial Hospital will
present •·Arthritis. • . Facts and
Fiction," a health education pro.
aram for the community at 7:80
.p.m., Jan. 26 in the Grace Hoac Conferenc~ Center. There wUl be.
no charge for admlstion but
Ucketa are necessary. For rnoPe
informatioo, call 64.5-8600. ext.
2297.
Coast
We a t h er
"' Fair through Wednes·
d1y. Hlitw '78 to 68. Lowa in
409,
I NSIDE T ODA "t'
lnl.,_, ~ to Jlvo-
t.uM• *' l"-. Pretlq Com·
poftW.t• ~ conwner. P.~AJ.
l•tlex
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FoRD PREDICTION • • •
were doing there unlesa lt was thoutbl by aomeone deep In tbe White
House bureaucracy that tbe)' m.llbt make llpt re.adlq for the Dal
president.
Three large vans were pulled up out.slde tbe White Houle. Ill the
·residence, Betty Ford wu directilll tbe d.llpoeltloo ol pac.k..S ....
.aad crates. '"That one to Calilornla," sbe was aQtni. ''Tbia to lllcbiCu. 'nlll rec storage."
INTllEOVALOFPICE,the31thpresidentpuftedMr~ODh1a
Wipe, takin&quesUonalaraeandamall.
,-"Are you au packed?"
~ ''Virtually. We have my private office <aamall ad.Joining study>
aUcleanedout. WebavemostoltbepenonalthinaslntheOvalOfftct
,t'tmoved. I thLnk we have all of OW' private clothes, books, thinp that
'we don't need to take with us for the fint two weeks in Callfomla.
"They're packed. I suspect they're goJ.na to be on the way today or
tomorrow." The President smiled.
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TANKER ••• ~ The lnme1 Challencer incident
wu in the .. me ceneral area
wbt.,. t.be Panamanian trellbter
Crown Pearl wu abaodooed by
ita 25 c~men &mday after the
abip, witb a carco ol loc•. beean
takiDS m water. Tboae crewinen
were reacued by a Swlaa
tre!chter.
The wont spill came wben the Arco Merchant, crowade4 olf
NantGCket laland on Ow. u.
broke up lQM8vy MU 0.0. U. lta
entire oU ca.rso of 7.a blllUon
1aUom spilled into the .Atlantic
Ocean.
, ; ''We brought in oyr own. bed w'ben we came to the White Houae:
we didn 'l like separate beds m separate bedroom•. So we are goln1 to
j}eep on OW' own bed the lut nieht. They .,.. CoinC to take it down,
orate it and take it on th• Air Force plane ao1.na to Callfol'Jlla with us."
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STIUCkEN TANUR IRENel CHALllNGEA FOUNDERS IN PACtl'IC, IPtWNQ OIL
Caewn,.n fteaoued from eoo-toot v ..... 204 Min Southuat of Mklny llland
, ..... _ .. J
Alter the inaugural Tburaday, the Forda ti.ad foe tht Bina C..0.by
eolf tournament at Pebble Beach and then to Palm Spriqa where
.&.bey will live.
"How much do you set involved 1n the pac:ldnc?" Carter's Son Expelled
MARSH •••
of Calllornla bud.let. The cialy
money Uled for matnta.aDCe bas
. beQ tbe •• ooo f .. 1lva to UCI
each year by the sun club that
bwrta In &he preMrVe twice a
week. ' At the present time, there la no
"lBAVETOllAXE8011Edecblonabecauselknowbetterthan
a11ybody else in the office here what ls mlne, what is the govel'Jl·
ment 's. Betty does it pretty much over in the White House. That'll ber
department."
Before he ~ecame president some 30 months ago, Gerald Ford
csed to take out the garbage from their home in Alexandria, Va. Did
Navy Booted Him/or 1970 Pot Chargea way to cootrol the outflow of tbe
water inside the 111anbL !O it
simply evaporat•, leavms an
aceumutaUoo of salt behind.
Mac Millen explained. hetbinkitllkelyhe'dbedotn1it11alnasex·pl'ffident! · "I suspect, I've done It beCore. You know, I wu also the best
WASHINGTON (AP> -
President-elect Carter's oldest
aon waa thrown out of the Navy in
1970 after being caught smoking
marijuana with classmates at a
training school, a Navy
spokesman aald today.
dishwasher in Wasblnaton."
"Still?"
"I haven 'tpracticed for a couple of years." .. "Do you think you can1etback intoabape?"
'·I did it for about 35 years.''
Investigator
' I
! Denies Quick
Cella Ca8e
"' The deputy state attorney
~eral who is beading the probe or campaign donations made to
State Treasurer Jess Unruh by
Dr. Louis Cella today denied that
a recommendation for prosecu·
iion has beeo made in the case.
.. Jack Winkler, the attorney
general's criminal law section
chief, labeled reports that the
case is being readied for presen·
tatton to a grand jury as "fishing
expeditions."
"Absolutely no recommenda·
tion has been made in the case,"
Winkler said in a telephone in·
terview from his Sacramento of-
~e.
.• He confirmed that the probe or
a -..$10,000 campai1n donation
f.rom the Santa Ana physician to
Unruh was begun when the gift
I ume to li&ht in Cella 's 1976
federal trial in Los Anaelea. Cella, a long-time financial 'ba~ker of Democratic can·
dfdates, was convicted of 22
counts of Medicar,e fraud, tax fr.aud and conspiracy stemming
from the skimmin1 of more tban
$600,000 from Mission Cmmunity
and Mercy General hospitals in
OranaeCounty.
'·Right now I am considering
and evaluating the evidence and
I will decide what should be done
sometime within the next two or
tJtree weeks," Winkler said.
1'he deputy further denied
ne,..s stories that the caa. is slat-
ed to be reviewed by Attorney
General Evelle You.oger.
,.,.... P-.e A I
I DIES ...
t;eating tbe three people trapped
ta.U>ecai.
Tbe car, which police said was
tr••ellng southbound . on Jam·
boree "al a bllth rate or speed,"
apparently bounced off the
~r divider. skidded acn»S (be southbound lanes and
ct-ashed through a fence before
relhng down the embankment.
Police and fl re units wen sum-
moned to the the scene by other
drivers who witnessed the crash.
This momlng'1> fatal accident
marks the second tralrlc death of
19'11 in Newport Beach. ·
A pedestrian was fatally in·
)ired on Jan. 1 when he ltepped
"1to tbe-path of a car on West
(:oast Highway.
Accord.in& to police slaUltict,
ibere were four traffic deaths in
)Jewport Beach in 1971. . ._...~-----------------.
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SHORES •••
on Westcllff Drive and the new
road could eventually serve
bousee to be built on the northern
half oltheCastaways property. Tbe Cutaways land, wblcb
runs from Pacific Coast ffi&bway
to the trees, is tentatively
scheduled for residenUal de·
velopment on the ball of the pro-
perty between the trees and 16th
Street.
However, because of the pend-
ing city open space bond election
in which funds are being sought
to purchase some or the
Castaways for public use, Irvine
Company offi cials have volun-
tarily imposed a moratorium on
development there witil after the
elecUon. Irvtae Company officials say
they like their original proJ>()6al
beat because they do not have to
remove any ol tbe tree1.
However, they have prepared
seven alternative plans. Three
show different ways of using
Westclift' Drive tot access and
four abow acceas from other
points including the proposed
new road and the extension of
Santiaeo Drive.
Some of the Dover Shores resi·
dents prefer the plan calling for
the extension of SanUago from its
termination with Westcliff Drive
to an intersection with 16th
Street.
Again, proponents see the ma·
jor advanta1e of this plan lo re-
duced trallic on Westcliff by pro-
vldin& another access into the
Dover Shores area.
Presdently the only access
roads are Westcliff and Mariners
drfva.
The caotention is that if the cul
de sacs have to open off
W estcllff, the traffic volume oo
that road could be reduced by
providing another access in tbe
form oltbe Santla10 extension.
But sorne residents of Santiago
have pt"Otested thia proposal not-
inl that aucb an extension would
make Santiago a major
thoroughfare. Meanwhile, clty planners are
trying to divorce consideration of
the Westdiff Grove plans from
the proposals lnvolviog new
roads.
·'The extension of SanU1ao ts a
key question," aaid Blll Foley of
the clty'a Community Develop-
ment Department, "but we don't
feel tt ahou1d be considered in the
coatextofthia plu. ••
He also noted tbat the Irvine
Company'• proposal for
Wntcllff Grove "would not pre~
chacte tbe extenak>n of Santiago at
aome lattttime.
"Tbere'I no question that tbe
extension of Santiago would
1lplflcantJy decreue tbe traffic
on Weatcllff, but the people who
live tbete Coo Santiago) don't
want thaldone.
"It's lolni to be a very clltflcult
queaUon to resolve,·• Foley aaid.
Vance to Take
Mideast Tour
Jack Carter. 29, was one of 54
students caught in the drug bu.st
at tbe Navy Nuclear Power
School in ldabo Falls, Idaho, the
Navysald ..
Colwnnlst Jack Andenon said
the YOUDI Carter accepted a
1eaeral discbar1e, one step
below an honorable discbarae.
The Navy spokesman said that
under tbe Privacy Act tbe
service could not diaclose what
type ol dl.scbar1e .the youaa man
aot.
Young Carter. who previously
has admitted smoking mari-
juana, was caught just before his
father was sworn in as governor
of Georgia.
Anderson, on ABC· TV's "Good
Morning America" program,
quoted young Carter' as aay1n1 it
didn't burl to have a prominent
father.
"They knew my dad was about
to become 1overnor of Georcf a.
So they treated me somewhat de-
ferentially,'' he was quoted as
sayjng.
The colWDDilt 1aJd that tbe
head of the nuclear neet, Adm.
Hyman G. Rickover, wanted to
Police Probe
~6,000 Thefts
In Newport
Newport Beach police are in-
vestigating two burglaries in
which local residents lost Items
valued at more than $8,000.
Gary Hiller, 24, ot 198018th St.
told police thieves took $4,000 in
casb plus a clock radio and two
leather coat.a from bis apart~nt
durine the hours of darkness Sun·
day night and Monday morning.
Hiller explained that the large
amount of cub be had was relat·
ed to bis wort as a credit
manager for a Long Beach car
dealer.
Police said the thlef ai>parently
bl'Oke in through a sliding win-
dow.
A second break-in was report-
ed Monday by Janet Hen.son of
543 Promontory Drive Ea.st who
told police she loet several items,
including a television set, a tape
player and a camera, to
burglars.
Police speculated that the
break-in may have been tbe work
of someone armed with a pass
lcey since there were no signs of
forced entry into the securely
locked apartment.
Yacht Builder
C. Ackerman
Dead at 74
C. E . "Ack" Ackerman.
longtime Harbor Area yacht de-•lcfttt and bWJder, dlecl &Gd&)' at Ho••-Memorial Kospltal t.ftc' a ··IQ~Uln ....
He WU beat lmoWD fOf' b» d•
lllD aD4 CODt~CtlOD or tbe
Newportm' kekh, a cruillDC and
raclq yacht tbat =fan-
e1 ol yacbt.lmen the
W ASHJNGTON CA-Pf • ....!' In· coantrJ.
cominC S«reury ot State-cyrua Mr. Acbrmu. TC. •t tht time
R. VaneeplanatotourtheMlddle of bl1 deatbt 1!H bota In
Edt wtUdD a mootb to 11.ll -..ks W'Slecmtn. He ua lived la the
alter tak1nJ oftlc.e '° t.bat a.. ean , Harbor . Ana· for more than .0
.. ... ~forn .. -.otla· JUJ'I.
dons between ltrael •nd UM Prlffte f\meral atl'YICM are Arab Ntel, it WU l•amecl to-........... wtth tbt Smith, Tutblll day. . aad Limb MortaarJ of Cotta
",'l)etnp Will tut him to P.oPt., lliila In cbarp. sma. SaUdl Arable. JorcllD Md ....,.. bla widoW. Geraldi.M, hrul. Jt. wW be followed bJ a,... Of tM f amll7 bo11te In Cotta
turn Tl.all llere by rt1loo•l Ilea•, Mr. Ac-tt"lftaa 11 aurvt•ecl
leaden to confer wtUa ~&-bJ two IOIDI, David Of Te411plt t't·
.i.cit c.nw '1 iDd Dwtabt. .... 4~. 'l'betl'lili dltl•.UC ,....._ Mn. Barbara Jay Hase afM!D•
wblell • M Mii ~ft•.... AU~ • rooMClfP9111i1talbMtw ... tM Th• famllJ , .. HHHtecl
.............. WIN• n1111ed •· m .. arW coatrtbQUoU to the
MntimllirC.WU..11181!•1 ...... MM at no.& Memorial ........ ......... .... ....
be 8'mt tti'e Navy bad the
evidence on young Carter.
"They did,.. the pre1ldent-
·e1ect'1 SOD WU flUOted by A.n·
denoo u aaytna. • ·
Carter wu aervtna u an elec·
tronica tecbnlctan at the sabaol
wben be wu caueht. Hil father
allo bad aerved in the Navy'a
nuclearprosram.
Aiu:lenoo •aid many of the atu·
dent.I ca\llbt alolll with Carter
were dildw'lecl tbe lat week of . December, 19"10.
The Navy aald the 5' lludentt
were dropped from tbe clau for
''alleced use or poueuloo ol a
controlled aubetance."
Tbe prealdeo\.elect'a older aoa
enU1ted lD the service In April
lMI and attended two elecU'lcal·
technical and electronics •cboola. He~ tor a wbUe on
aubmadDe reacue 1blp the Grap.
,ple,
From there, he wu sent to the
Naval Nuclear Power Scbool at
Vallt,io, and tben went to the
'Idaho Palla ICbool.
Youq Carter \as promoted to
aecondclue pettyotncerbl 19.
After tbe but, Carter and
otber members of tbe clau were
tranaferred to a Navy bo1d1nc
ataUoa at Tnaaure Island In San
Frucllco Bay and were dls·
char&edftom there.
Marital Woe Blamed
In-Wallace Bugging
MONTGOMZRY, Ala. CAP)-·
Gov. Gears• C. Wallace's wUe,
Cornella, bulled ber husband's
telepbme, DOt to la.ln political
levera1e. but to aave ber
tbreatmecl mvrlaa•. the Lad.lea
Home .Journal repo1. ·· 1n tbe utne'1 ebrta b-
1ue, Kn~allace q= aa ••YI.DI: . "I eA-t tblDk ~ dne tbina I
bHe done that WU politically
motivated, except to campalgn
for my husband. All I wu ever
tryin& to do was· keep the mar·
riage together."
The bugging incident surfaced
last September .when the gov-
ernor confirmed reports that hls
telephone conversations at tbe
governor's mansion had been
tape-recorded. He called it a
"domestic matter."
Accordin1 to the Journal, Mrs.
Wallace tapped ber husband's
phone and taped his nighttime
conversations "to find out who
my accusers were.''
"Somebody tells him CGeorse>
everything I do," she 1~s. "I'm
never totally s ure who it is."
Bugging tbe phone, then,
became a way to unmask tbe
governor's confidants who plant·
ed "destructive" rumors about
F~ Page A.J
RACER •••
her.
Amon1 her detractors, she
aay1, u one of tbe 1ovemor's
brothers, Gerald.
"Geraltt'a spread rumors that I
bave alept wltb every state
trooper around," Mrs. Wallace is
quotad. "All th.at'• been written
aod nunOncl bu don• a lot of dam.,• to my r.putatlon. And it
bu ea\Md dluenlion between Georae and me." Mn. Wallace bas not com-
mented on tbe Journal article.
He said he has "never made a ·
statement to anyone about
Cornelia that was bad. If I
couldn't say something nice
about her, I would keep my
moutbsbut."
In the article, Mrs. Wallace in·
die ates that she has other detrac·
tors. Some of her "accusen.'' says Mrs. Wallace, "were
women who would like to be in
my place -who bate me and
would like to 1ee me 1oae. l
slipped into a rt1bt unpopular
place when I married George
Wallace."
F..._Plllfl*!Al
BROKERS ••
Accordint to Cannon, the com·
paniea wbo will be moving into
the newest phase of the UC are
"broadbued."
of increased Hfe1uardlng "Ther~a no one particular
knowled1e shared between the type of inauatry that's moving in.
Australians and Americans as They're from all seimenta of in·
well as the fostering of intern•· dustry -manllfacturine,
Uonal cooperation and Un· warebo\lslnt. reaearch and de·
derstandfng, M said. velopmeot and sel"vic•," says·
The local guard may be re· Cannon. ached tbrouah the Newport Moet of the flrma ate relocat·
Liletuard Auoclatlon at tbe cl~y 101 from other locatlona In
MarineDepartment. Orante County, or from otbe.r
Llncke said he wlll bo on of'. 1ite1 tn the industrial complex.
ficlal leave of absence from the "Some of them are now leaaing
ctty Marine ~partment and no. ·, fiC sites and they .decided they
tax monies will be spent for the wanted to buy thetr own bwld-
t.our. 1 tne," he added.
Some of the more hitbly
sensitive veaetaUoo la already
dyina. primarily the black
willows.
•'Others will die in the near
future, too. unless the water
quality ean be improved, .. Jbc.
Millen forecast.
Tbe projects muat be&in by
March 2S under the term• ol the I
federal srant ud are upect.s to '> continue for four or •ix mmtba,
accordin& to )lac Millen.
Tbe restoratloca work wUl M a
sort of holdlnl actlon," says
MacMillen. "But unlaa we have
maintmance moaey afterwards,
the reatoraUon will do no eood."
l(acMUlen estimated that
between '82,000 and $35,000 will
be needed eacb year to keep the
preserve "on 1ood aoUd footil\I."
He satd that a campus 1roup called Friends of tbe Marsh
hopes to begin fund·ralainl ac-
tl vities to accumulate main-
tenance money, to supplement monetary support that may
come from tbe university.
Police Probe
Sex Attacks
In Newport
Newport Beach police are m.
vestltating two sexual aaaaulta
on local women.
ID one cue reported Monday
afternoon, police say a would-be
raplAt was chased off when bis in·
tended victim beean hlttin( him
and screamlna. Few details were readily
available in the second case
which was reported at the police
,}tation at 7:30 this morning.
That 19-year-old victim t.old of.
!icers 1he waa raped in her home
atabout6a.m.
Accord1nl to lnvestitat.ors, the
Monday afternoon incident OC·
curred in the home Of the 2&-year·
old victim.
She told officers she was
cbanilna clothes in her bedroom
wben a man dreued in a T·abl.rt
and levis and wearing a ski maalc
ran into the room and knocked
)ler totbe floor.
She said be ran out again when
she began bitting him and
screaming.
Welcome Wagon
Oub Plans Lunch
The Welcome Wa10D Club or N;ewPOrt Beach wlll bave a bullet
lunchean Feb. 2 at Dulf1's Back
BayRestaurantODNorthBayside
Drive.
Reaervauou must bl placed by
Jan. 28. For more Information,
call Dodie Mart.In at 64447._.,
Muff et CecU at MQ.0084 or Lucille
Norris at6'0·684a.
,
Son Bathes ~oast
"&ut Sldven tu Wind W amu Southland
While a creat many Americans 1n tho eastern ball of the Unlted
States are concerned with
Jhoveliq anow and fl&btiM the
efftcta al troltbli._ Oranie QJun.
tlana can eootlnue to 1earcb for
atored away aw:a tab oil and
beach towe&a.
A atroq, bJ&h-p....,un 1ystem
over t.be weat brou1bt clear,
••rm aklea to the Soutblud
Mon4-y and N1tlooal Wtatber
Service foraeaatera aald today
that temp«atura in tbt aucte
. AH ~ to cootloue until at
least 'lbu.ncla7.
Wum, d'1 Santa Ana winds,
1\11\lnf up to 30 m. p. I\., 'frill r.-
1uU in a coaUbuaUOn ol ~
temperaturwa and dry a1r ,.-tt.b b1tN aJcms t.be bt.ecbea aboul TT
detrees and nieht-tlme Iowa of about5'.
Oa Nondat, Nnport a.Mb
recorded a WO ot a 4t1Nii, ~~,1'.TM ....
Ai• wllldr droiMd \be~· ,.. .. ,,... .. ;l~ ·•Del u ,...._t
attlmes. M~an.,hlle, resldtntl ol th•
eaatera U.S. are trybl1 to ~
with teeord low temperatuna
tbat bav•~•uaec1 trlin cancel.la· UoH• power 1borta1e1 and
danc• tot.be l'Jortd• cttrua crop.
tcacuncMU
M09T °' NAT10~
Tbeeolcl ~at.Ilda trom the
NortbMlt aoadl iDto Florida and
west tbroulh Oblo, lllcbl&an and
lllinoU.
Mond1y11 lowHt recorded
ttmperawnt WU a botl <b11.lfns
M t>.low at ac..aa, Mlnn. It wu
5 below In New York Ctty, 19
~low In Chle110 and CJnclnl\aU
r.corded a low ol U below. •
T1M ft'Mte tapped power for
m1Jor tod...W plut.. ca\ii!Qf
0-.nl Mot.On,-P'ord, ~
and A••rteaa llotora ear
munllf...-•• to MD4 wartet. hOdle for lbe d.a,y.
School chlldren in Florida were
given time oft from school When
temperaturea dropped to the
mid·10ll.n Jackaoavllle.
Alone the Oraiaie Cout. ll&ht variable wlnd1 and turbGlent
MU DOl'th "' HawaU COIDblned
for lwf betwMn three .... nv•
feet. A •mall er.it advilory ~u
iss\Ul\d and the windy eoadlUOnl
are expected tbrou&b Wtdwday
wtlb tome varlablt blah cloud&.
Tbe CalllomJa weatbtr picture
also abo•& cootraata. Whtie
Southland residents can tb1nJt of
taklfta a d~ otf for a trlp to the
beach, San Francl1can1 an ex·
pertenclna typid•l Ba1 Area
••1wtalet' weathu" wlth 'crlap
tempetatu.ra Jn tbe uppc 408
andlow$OI.
Sierra Nevada &Id nlOril u ·
pect coatin&aed lair weather
lbrOuih WedAwlaJ wi\ll ..._ ~'::CC::. :i~~~
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~OITION
I • VO • 70, NO. 18, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES
• BySAULPrrt
ORANGE OUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Woman-
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1m
..
Afternoon
N.-r. Stoeks
•
as Pres id en
BE WENT ON TO ADD, seriously, Ile thou1ht the election of a "WE CAME JtEASONABLY CLOSE, .. be said, "t.o nominaUu WASHING1'0N <tP> -PreSident l'ont t.blab a woman will be vJce pttakfentud maybe pn!sideot b1 J."2.
••ttbinkitwWbappentbil~Q,'1be1aid,fe.l.lng...iuec1andpro
J>heUc three days away from~-"I thlnlt you ~W bave a
Yoman DOminaiecl for vlceprelideDtand 1hewWaAcc:eed.aprealdeut
womanpresidentwouldbe"toobigastep"inthenext16yean. Anne Annstronl. alnbbsador to Britain, for vice president lu\.
•• "But I think there will be a •oman nominated and elected vice year." 1
lU'esldentinthenextfourpresidential elediooa," heaaid. Hffow close?" 1
who will pus away in office... . . · '"l'hat'a yourpred.lction!"Ford wu asked. .. .
"'Yes..lUUnk tbat Ja how It (&female presidency) wUl f1nt hap-pen... I
•• .•• Youmeap,sbewillcookhillastsJapper?'• • '
••you~ that!'' said Gerald Fol'd, roariD1witblaughtet.
For a moment. be seemed to baclrtrackonbow she would become "She wu in the Ital three, four actively. honestly cons.idered." •
preaident. 1 1be outcoin1 president made these observations in a last i.D-
"l am not saying that her running mate ln &al first experience terview Monday with '!'he Aasoc:late4 Preu ii! an Oval Office largelY
will pus away.'' . . denuded of bis personal things, his boolts ahd mementos.
But then he added, "l really believe there wW be a woman presi· On a corner of his desk, which once beJonted to John Kennedy, so-
dent-maybe sooner.•• · meone bad plactd several volumes of the papen of Woodrow Wilson
Ford t.binb the Republicans ere more likely to put the firat and Alexander llamilton. They aren't Ford's. Noone knew what thef' 1
woman on a national ticketthantbe Democrata. · <See FORD, Pa1e A%) • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~.....:.~..::..:._;.;:...;._~~~~~-,-----t
•
·Tanker Cracks
Oil Spilled in Pacific
HONOLULU (AP) -A tanker
carrying 3.J?. million gallons of
light crude oil cracked across the
middle and was sinking 204 miles I SOIJtheMt of Midway Island in the
!
Pacific, the U.S. Coast Guard
aaid. .
The Japanese containership
Pacific Arrow took aboard 28 or
the 31 tanker crewmen and stood
by during the night Monday to
escue thr~ other crewmen who
remained aboard the stricken
'\'easel, said Jim Gilman. a Coast
Guard spokesman.
No injuries were reported. · ,
A"W...,..,..
KICKED OUT OF NAVY
eart.r'• Son JltCk
~
The 600-foot tanker Irenes
Challeneer, owned by Tsakos
Shipping and Tra'1ing Co., of
Piraeus, Greece, and under
Liberian registry, bad been en
route t.o Japan and Venezuela
with lts cargo, Gilman said.
"Reports from the scene in·
dicate it is breaking in hair and
some oil spiUage bas been seen,·•
GUmansaid.
A Coast Guard C130 aircraft fly.
ing over-the scene during the
rescue operation returned to
Honolulu and another plane was
due in the area at first light today,
Navy Nixed
<:arler Son
On Pot Rap
WASHINGTON CAP> -
President-elect Carter's oldest
son waa lhrown out ol the Navy in
1970 after being caught smoking
marijuana with clusmates at a
trairilnf school, a Navy
spokesman said today.
Jack Carter, 29, was one of 54
stud~nt& caught in the drug bust
at the Navy Nuclear Power
School in Idaho Falls, Idaho, t.be
Navy said.
Columnist Jack Anderson said
the youne Carter accepted a
general discharge, one step
below an honorable discharge.
The Navy spokesman said t.bat
under the Privacy Act the
<See EXPELLED, Pa1e..U>
Gilman said.
The Honolulu·based Coast
Guard cutter Mallow was divert·
ed from another mission to the
scene of the lrenes Challenger
and was expected to reach there
Wednesday morning, be said.
The weather in the area was re-
ported good, with seas six t.o eight
feet high and winds of 10 to 15
knots.
The cause of the tanker's dis·
tress was not known, said Lt.
Robert Y. Renaud, a Coast Guard
public information officer.
(See TANKER, Pa&e AZ>
Train CJmh
Dead at BO
SYDNEY, Australia
CAP) -Police estimate
that more t.ban 80 people
were killed today when a
commuter train jwnped its
tracks outside Sydney,
crubed into a~ for a
hirbway overpa$s and
brought the <IS-ton bridee
and several automobiles
down on two crowded
coaches.
Officials said 95 persons
were injured, many of them
critically.
After 13 bodies bad been
removed from the
wreckage, police Sup~.
George Marshall said there
was little chance any of
those still ttapped in the
two coaches were alive.
Into the Bilb
While construction equipment grades the
path of an extension of La Paz ·Road into
the virgin Mission Viejo hills, a row of
huge storm drain pipe sits until trenches
are dug for installation. The road ex-1
tension will serve new tracts in the area,
which is located to the southeast of Oso
Creek and Marguerite Parkway.
College Gets Land
Price for Campus
By WILLIAM SCllRElBER
Ol IM Oelly f'flel SbH
The lrvine Company offered
Monday night to sell Saddleback
College a 20·acre second campus
site for $4.5,000 an acre with a •
five· year option t.o buy another 80
acres at the same price.
-A provision that the college
pay the company 6.5 percent an·
nual interest on the cost of the re-
maining 80 seres. This would be
as much as $58,500 per year.
College Sets
Ventilators
Issue Fight
i -
Saddleback Collgege is ap.
parently ready to go lo court t.o
recover some or all of the cost oC
repairing faulty ventilators that
are falling to exhaust poisonous
gases from campus science labs.
Sun Bathes Coast
&Mt SIUven a11 Wind Wamu Soutldand
A bli hitch in the company's
last•minute proposal is that the
parcel it bu in mind·is at the cor·
ner of Jeffrey Road aod Irvine
Cent.er Drive -3.5 miles south of
the location already chosen by
the colleee at MyfQrd Road and
Bryan Avenue.
-A condition that woukl
permit the company to waive the
interest fee if the college would
permit qrlcultural operations to
continue on the unused portion of
the site for the five.year option
period.
Reese told trustees of lbe offer
in a letter presented to them just an bour before their meeting. He
said if the offer is acceptable, it
Monday ni1ht college trustees
approved the hiring of attorney
Robert F. Waldron for $85 an
hour to pursue legal actloo
against anyone who might be to
blame for the problem.
The venting naw was first de-
tected about a year ago when atu.
dents and teachers In
laboratories and classrooms ln
the science and mathematics building started becoming ill
during class.
While a treat many Americans
la the eastem hall ol the umted
States are concerned with
ahovelinc snow and fighting the
effect. cl fn»tblte, Orao1e Coun·
tianJ can continue to search for
stored away sun tan o4l and
beach towels.
A strong, bigb·pr~asure system
over the west broucht clear,
warm skies to the Southland
Kooday and National Weather
Service forecaaten taid today
that temperatures in the mld.-S
are expected to cootlnue until al
Jeul TbW'lday.
Warm, dry Santa Ana winds. sustin& up to 30 m.p.b., will re-
1.wt .in • cootinuat1on ol warm !temperatures and dry air with
1hlaba aJoac tbe beacbea about T1
'
de,,_. and Dleht·Ume Iowa ot
aboulSC. , •
I {)n Monday, Ne'QOrt Beach
fteorded a bisb of 12 depees. 1J1uDUnatoo Btacll, '19. The Santa
Ana winds dropped the humidity
level between 10 and 15 percent
at times.
Meanwhile, residents of the
east.em U.S. are trying to cope
ICE CLUTCHES
MOST OF NATION.-.M
witb record low temperatures
that have caused train cancella·
lions. power ahorta1es and
danser to die Florida citrus crop.
The cold front extenda from the
Northeast south into Florida and
west throuih Ohio, Michigan and
Illinois.
Monday's lowest recorded
terqperat\U"e wu a bone-cbillin&
38 below at Roleau, Mlnn. It was
S below io Ne11r Yor~ City, 19
below ld Chica10 and Cincinnati
'recorded a low of 24 below. The freeze sapped power for
major Industrial plants, cauain&
General Motors: For,S. Cbryaler Richard A. Reese, a company
and American M-dtors car vice president wbo said be was
manufacturers t.o aend workers speaking for the firm's presi·
homefortheday. dent, Ray Watson, outlined the
School children in Florida were offer to trustees, who are expect·
given time off from school when ed to make a decision next week.
temperatures dropped to the The company's pact included:
mid·209 in lacksonville. ~A total price of $900,000,
• . Along the Orange Coast. light payable in two interest.free ln-
v ariable winds and ~W'bulent stallment.s each July 15 starting
seas north of Hawaii combined this year, for the 20-acre satellite
for surf between three and five campus.site.
feet. A small craft advisory was -An option to buy up t.o 80
issued and the windy conditions 1 more contiguous acres over the
are expected throueh Wednesday next five years for the same price
with some variable high clouds. of $4.5,00Q per acre (or a total of
Tbe California weather picture $3.6 million for all 80 acres>.
also shows contrasts. While ' ,
(See OOLLEGE, Pase A%)
BUrglar Ransacks
:Viejo Residence
Stereo equipment, a television
set and a microwave oven were
stolen from a Mission Viejo home
by a burglar who twisted off the
frontdoorknobtoeainentry.
Orange County sheriff's office
said the theft was reported by cos-
metologiat Ella Marie White, 48,
who was away from her home at
23008 Via Cereza at the time.
Southland resident.a can think of
taking a day off for a trip t.o the
beach. San Franciscans are ex-
periencing typical Bay Area
"sweater weather" wlth crisp
temperatures in the upper 40s
and low 508.
·School-Bo11ndaries
'
(See SUNNY, Pa1e A%) DecisiOn Delayed
By ANNE COOPEa OI ... Deity .....C t4aff
Confronted by confllctlne re· commendations and an out·
spoken audience Monday. C~p,latrano Unified ..SChool Dla-trfct trustee1 po1tponed declalons
on whO will attend the new dia-
trict bllh school in September.
About 140 people came to Moa.-
dly•11Met1nr. mostly p.,..qor
students who wtll be atreet4d by
lbe IChool board'• deel.ttona 411i
atteDdance bounda~ell fOtf the
ntw ICbool and WhtQitr lt will
opn wttb•• .-.1or cl Qt. l
'l'be cll.ltrlet•1 Growtb Plannlq
Advllory CommlaiioQ <GPAC)
bai nc.,:x:nded that atteD· danH rie1 be drawn ao
that ....._ *'8l11Dmt. al thit
dl1trlct's three bl1b schools
would be~.
"The ,ommliilOii rec:otnmenda· doe Mii U. Cti'awbaek of dlvldJnj
La1ana Nlluel Into two,_ Idell
1cbool ittaDU•e areu. Sn Jan OijlMI lllO'litO tbhe. ,.......... ,.... ...., aliO ~m-..dtd
structlon in Mission Viejo for a
September openinf, should bave
no aeniorclus the first rear.
The commilaloners said they
were influenced in their dec:lalon
to recommend o~g thescbool with irades nine thr 11 by a
poll of Juniors at 9tn ~ tnte
aaid Dau Hilla HiW Scboob.
Elahty percent of the juaiora said
tbey would prefer not to ~er.
Supt. Jerome Tbornaiy re·
commended to tM-board that. at.
tendQC• boundaries be dra"1'
dU(ereotlY, allowln1 1reater ~mwdty lntqrity. He alto~
(See An'END, P11e A!)
Cana.era Geu Gone
A tiuralar .-.0 entetecl a Jila.. s(On Viejo home vla tbe unlocked
frollt door ltole a camera ancl lenM1vai.iat'900.
or.... CowatJ 1he.rlfr'• of· ne.n NW the theft oecunwd .t
............ reel estate ........ s....-w .... ~.a.
of 24'111 aolla Drive. He w• awartrom bome al Ule Ume.
lt was determined by a coosuit-
ing engineering firm that the e~·
isling vents are not removing cu
emanating from Jab exped.
ments and that several exhaust
venta are even pumping gas.,_
back into the building's air condJ.
tioning system.
The consultant•s report, which
cost the colleee $10,000, stated
that it could cost up to $200,000 lo
correct the venUlatlon system
and bring it }IP to the cUJTent
minimum statl'aafety standard.a.
To rectify the problem, tbe
con.aultanta said new laboratory
vent hood•. new ducting ana
more powerful fans would hHe
to be installed.
Dr. Robert Lombardi, colleg•
president, s-.td htJ,. expects th•
le1al act.Ion' to re'T"ifanie just about
every John Doe possible in thla
case."
.iCoast
Weather
Fair tbroulh Wednes-
day. H11hs '18 to 68. Lowa in .as.
INSlbE TODAY
lntntlt conunu.1 Co flue·
Cuott M CPt. . Pr«aiq Com-
pcmia• ~ comlt11tr.
P.age.U.
•••ex
A.tY._e.nMt At! ,.._,,._ All =" •t _..i. ... CM At M~-Alt
Q ..... -.. C-W. lh ~ M ._....._ A.1 ,.,.. .... ....... Plilt M _,. • A•!I C ... 11tlc1M01 M Medi__.. All·f1 ........ AlH1 ~ M ........ .. "'"'"' " ....... _ .. w..-w ..
Ml~ N ......,...... M I tbat Capistrano Valle7 Hith
Sebool, currently under con-
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)ii DAIL y PILOT SB Tuesday. January 18, 1917'
Early Birds Grab L .and
The trio ol real estate brokers
wbo ,..... ftl'ft SD UM du.au., die
laa-t land rush in Irvloe wllked
off with ha1f the sltea for sale ln
\be Jrvtnt Jnduatrlal Complex
(llC> and commiaslooa t.otal.ln&
abOat $100,000.
Tile broten -Al Davison,
MJrtY Jones and Rmald Malouf 1-packed their camper irl the
parklalc kit ol tM IIC builcliq
two weeb before the aale date.
Tbq ._.. 'aau:red ol UM ftnt
apot tD lbM, UCOl'C1b:aC to Dick Ca.abOO. DC pre11dent.
Cannco reported today &hat Ul•
40 •it.es dfered (OI' .... tut Fri·
day were snapped up by lS
broken. Most 0( thoee had an
edce by standine in line before
Deltf,... .... ..,.._a-
theaale. · l'Uteen otber broken ex· or....s ~la Che~.
but u.. w• not enoucJa land to
10 around. Cannon ••td. Th
altea averaced .7 to 2.• Ktel,
coetlna about $100,000 eacb.
Tbe nc president said he is UJ'I•
aware of aucb a demand for ill·
dustrial sit.ea anywhere el.le in
2Killed
In Road
Pileup
LIVERMORE (AP> -Two
persma were killed and I~
when 23 cars and 1 truck•
slammed tosether alonr • foC-shrouded, icy stretch of Hiibw•y
580 early today, the California
Hl&hway Patrol said.
The bl&hway wu ctond for 10
mllea westbound from Grallt
Line Road to GreenYille BOid
near .Altamont Paa•, .with traftlc
diverted to nearby ro.a.. Tbe
rqad bad been clOffd down tor
several houri while authoriU.
cleared eastbound lanes.
th• country. .. , atU11a1 lt.,,.. .... , ......
~ la the economy, pl•
the cood loeatian of the siU.,'*
said Cannoa. Tbe 40 parcels are
located aear Oranae CO\lnty
Alrpart.. in tbe vJcllllty of Main
Street and Red Rill Avtoae.
T1'e parCllll are among the tut.
small att. Jefl ln the .uc and ~bad beta olCend for sale fot'
M•.U~un. Accordln1 \o C1nnon, e•ch
tran1actlon made by the bl'Oters
amounts to a commission of
about 95.ooO. Tbe joint venture by
Da.ucn. JOI* ud Malouf con--
ailted ol deals with 20 cU~ta,
thua total coaunillk>nl of aDOUt
$100,000. Tbe broken said they ortctual·
ly had more than 30 cllenta in
tow, but that some ol thole were
tne"-1'ble for the sites becauae
the uses lnteDcled were not strict·
ly b)duatrlal. -
Acccrdin.g to cannon. the eom·
panies who will be movine into
the newest. phase of the UC are
•'broad based.''
• 'Tbere'a no one particular
type cf indwllJy that•• moviDa iD.
They're from all seamenta ol iD:-
du 1 try -manuCacturlnc,
warehousing, research and de·
velopment and services," says
Cannon. Most or the firms are relocat:
ing from other Jocationa in
Orange County, or from other
sites in the industrial complex.
"Some ol them are now leuinl nc s11e1 act they decided they
Wallted to~ their OWll build· in&.,, be ..wed.
A ........
WOMAN PRESIDENT BY THE !ND OF THE CENTURY?
Outgoing Preeldent Fotcl Thlnu It W1U Happen
• J' .... P"PAJ
FORD PREDICTION • • •
were doin1 there unless it was thought. by someone deep in the White
·House bureaucracy tbat they might make li1&t reading for the next
presldeot.
SITESHOWN IN CENTER OFMAP IS IAVINE CO. PROPOSA.L
.. Countet'Offerfor Second Campua Med• to Sadc:ltebackeollege
CHP spokeam~ Ruben Rccen
said one person, not yet iden·
Ufied, waa found dead in a car
that crubed over a bridie.
Another WU reported ID critical
condJUoo at Valley Memorial
Hoepltalbere, butdJedlater.
Fire units from nearby
Livermore, the Lawrence Rad.la·
tioo Laboratory and Alameda
County were diapactcbed wbea
ooe truck caught fire. A buck
bearine diesel fuel overturned
and spilled its exploeive cargo
onto the highway, further com·
plicat.ing the cleanup efCort.
• ,_,....P ... AJ
Three large vans were pulled up outside the White Hoose. Jn the
residence, Betty Ford was directing the d,lapoaiUon of packed boxes
and crates.
• 'Tbatone toCali!ornia."' ahe was sayin&. "This to Michigan. Tbia
forstoraae."
l',.._PageAJ INTBEOVALOPnCE,tbe38lbpresidentpuf(f!fiattenelyoahis
pipe, t.aldngquesUona large and small. EXPELLED
COLLEGE CAMPUS • • •
would go before the Irvine Com·
pany board on Feb. 8.
During the 2~-bour discussion
that ensued, trustees learned
tut while the company's
alternative may cost more for
raw land than tk.e other site, it
would be cheaper in.the long run.
College officials revealed for
the first time that their appraisal
of the Myford-Bryan parcel
yielded a valuation of $30,000 an
acre as of Dec. 1 -a figure Retse said the company would
pti>bably consider "a bit too
low."
He told trustees that compara-
ble prime land in the area is now
going for between $50,000 and
$90,000 an acre.
the colle ge 's architect,
William Blurock. conceded that
the-.Myford-Bryan site would be m~h more costly to prepare for
d evelopment because of a need
for grading and instaUation of
sewer and water lines.
Fro.a Pflfle A J
TANKER •••
Tbe lrenes Challenger incident
was in the same general area
where the Panamanian freighter
Crown Pearl was abandoned by
it& 2S crewmen Sunday alter the
ship. with a cargo of logs, be1an
takinl on water. Thoee crewmen
were r escued by a Swiu
frei&hter. Al leaat seven Liberian·
reilstered oU tankers have been
involved in accidents in or near
U .S. waters since December.
Tbe wont 11>ill came when the ~ao Merchant. &rounded of(
Nantucket laland on Dec. 15,
brolle up in heavy aeas Dee. 21. Its
eetire oil car10 of '7.1 million
gallons spilled into the Atlantic
Ocean.
f'remP-AJ
SUNNY •••
Sierra Nevada aid resorts ex·
~ct con\lnued fair weather
\lroup Wed.DetllDW wilb bllh ~mperat~ 40 decrees
ed lows in the mid·teeu.
l
)
' DAILY PILOT
Blurock estimated the total
cost of the aite preferred by the
collep to be $57,000 P acre, in"
eluding basic development costa and presuming the apprailed
value is accepted by the com·
pany.
By comparison, be said, the
total cost of the site favored by
the company would work out to
about $54,500 ~n acre, including
street improvements. All utilities
are already "on site," Blurock
said. The $2,500-per·acre total cost
difference didn't impress Tustin
trustee Frank Greinke, wbo said
the company wanted "a city col·
lege instead of a community col·
lege." The site chosen by truatees Ls in
unincorporated territory near
the future boundary of the cities
of Tustin and Irvine. The com·
pany·favored parcel ls in a rap~d· ly urbanizing section of the city
of Irvine..,._
Greinke cited a move several
years ago by Tustin residents to
sec~ from the districl because
there were no nearby district
facilities. He said the site the
t.rustees chose was convenient to
Tustin residents while that. of·
fered by the company ·'bas zero
identity with lhe city of Tut.in."
He accused the company or
"playing games" with the col·
lee e because it has already
declared that agriculture ta on
the way out. One ol the primary company
objections to the Myford-Bryan
site for the college was that it
would be in the middle of thriving
asparagus fields that stiU have at
least six years of producUca life
l eft before development can
begin.
.-..... P_,,eAJ
ATTEND •••
com mended that the new high
school open with seniors.
Tboruley said be' based his re-
commendation, in part, on an
evaluation made by Philip
Grignon, assistant superinten-
dent. Grlenon was on the ad-
m iniltnltiv• ataff at Dana Hilla
Higb School, when il opened in urn.
GrllJ\Oll wrote that including
seniors from Uae atart "would be
lhe moat ckfenalble educatloUl·
ly and be fiscally sound.••
• 'l believe il wO\lld not be pN·
dent. to open the school at lea
than ltl designed c1paclty to .C·
commodate the emotlooallam ol
a few teeoace 10QD&Jten," be
conchlded.
Beth Fields, whole daupter'ls
a jlinlor who will be affect.cl by
the board'• decillon, said the )lad contacted 150 pareart.s ol other
j\ll\kln .Utc't*f al Su Clemente
fftpsmooi.
lln. l'lelds aa1d mOlt parenb were am..r to learn tlllt tbllr
ddJdawa mlCht M•• to CGlllflete ~ btllt ICbool careen Ill tbe
new bllla lchool. Sbe aald UO parents pl"Ot.eNd
tb• PfOPOMd tramf er. Tbe •
wbo 61 not ".,. moetlJ new to
th• aru Md dJdA•t b.ave chlldren
wbo blid ipilllt ......,,..,. at Su
Cltm ........ "'4.
Jill 1aea... • s.. CllliMllta J\iDW,tioldtbe._. .......
"They're having a bard time
diverting traffic, because ap-
parenUy people are shooting by
officers who are tryin& to stop
them," said Fern Bosch, a
Livermore police spokeswoman.
Sbe said early morning
travelers bad bffn hampered by
"dense fog, and very, very iC)'
roada. Some of these people~
bably were driving too Cast for
conditions." Nine injured persons wen ad·
milted to Valley Memorial
Hospital and one 29-year-old
woman with minor lacerations
·was taken to Tracy Memorial
Hospital, hoepital officials said.
CHP officen said the hiebW•Y
was sprinkled with dozens of
flares as authorities attempted to
clear debris and damaged
vehicles.
Aliso Water
Project Set
For Hearing
A public bearing into the en·
vlronmental lmpacl of the $34
million A.Uso Water Management
Aj(ency (A WMA) oroiect will he held from 3:30 to 6 p.m . Wednea·.
day at Niguel Hills Jun.for High
School in Lagun~ Niguel. • The agency has proposed a re-
gional system of waste collec·
lion, treatmptt and disposal to
a ccommodate an e ventual
populaUon of 200,000. A WMA includes waste water
lreatment districts for Irvine,
Lniuna Beach, Laguna Hills, El Toro, South Laguna, Mission Vie-
jo and Laguna Niguel.
The project is heavily sub-
s idized by federal grants,
however, concern by the state air
resourees board over the effect
of &rowtb within AWMA area on
air 9uallty ls threatening some rundine and may cause restric·
tiona to be placed on member
agencies' expansion.
The school is localed al 29071
Pueo Eacuela.
Spe•nSet
For Gay Fe~~
Author Cbristopber bberwood
and the Reve.reDd Troy Perry
will be the featured speaken this
week at UC lrvtne as part ol
"Gay Awareoeu Week ...
Rev . Perry, from the
Metropolltm Communit1 CbW"Cb
of Lot AD1elet, will discuu
"G•Ji and Jlellaion'" at 1 p.m.
Wednesday in Room JM of
Hum...W. Hall.
Jaherwood. who receotlf
oubllabed tbt autob6olrapldcal T•~ and Illa ltlnd.'' wlJ1
apeak al oooa 1'1ulnday JD room
161 of Humultlel Hall.
BOllt lalkril'e pubBe and ttee.
~ ............. ~ rt= ....... '° •HGm· •1..,'9•\Mirowlila =-:~=.-=--r=-
' ..
service ~ not dlleloeo what. .. Are you all packed? ..
type of dlscba.rce Uae YOUD& man "Vutually. We bave my private office (a small adjoinine study)
1ot. all cleaned out. Webavemostofthepersonal things il\theOvalOffice
Young Carter, wbo previOU1ly removed. I think we have allot our private clot.bes, boob, thln1s that
bas admitted smoks.ng marl· we don't need to take with us for the first two weeks in California.
jua.na. was caught Just before bis They're packed. I suspect they're going to be on the way today or
Cather was swom in as l°"l'DOl' tomorrow."
of Georgia. Tbe Presldent smiled. Andenon, on ABC·TV'• "Good "We brought in our own bed when we came to the White House;
M ornJn1 America" program. we dido 't like separate beds in separate bedrooms. So we are going to
quoted young Cart.er as sayin1 it · sleep oo our own bed the last night. They are goinc to take it down.
didb't bun to have a prominent crateitandtakeltontheAirForceplanegoingtoCallfomiawithua:•
father. After the inaugural Thursday. the Fords head for the Bing Crosby
"They knew my dad wu about goU tournament at Pebble Beach and then to Palm Springs where
to become eovernor of ~gia. tbeywillllve.
So they ~ated me somewhat de-.. How muclJ dO you get involved in the packing? .. ferentially." be was quoted as saying. ..I BA VE TO llAKE SoME decisions because I know better than
Tbe columnist said that the anybody else in the omce here wbat is mine, wbat is the govern-
bead ol the nuclear neet, Adm. . ment's. Betty does it pretty much over in the White H•wie. That's her
Hyman G. Rickover, wanted to ·department.." 1
be •\lre tbe Navy bad the • Before be became prtsident some 30 mootha ago, Gerald Ford
evidence on YOWi& Carter. uaed to take out the garbage from their home in Alexandria, Va. Did
.. They dld;' the president· be think it likely he'd betloingit again as ex-presidentt
elect's son was quoted by An· "I suspect, l've done it before. You know, I was alao the best
dersoo as sayioc. · diabwasber in Washington."
Carter wu serving as an elec· "Still?'•
tronlca tecbnlclan at the school "lhaven'tpracticedforacouple ofyears." when be was caught. His father "Doyouthinkyou cangetbackintosbape?"
also bad served in the Navy's "Ididitforabout3Syeara."
nuclear program. ' • b
aid f th t "MIL PBUIDENT CAN YOU tell me about your feeling.s ere de~:M ai:;n;iti c~u; these laal few days? Do you find yourself looking out at lhe inaugural
were diachat&ed the last week of stands?" ,.
December.1J70. "No, no." • The Navy said the 54 students He said the pace of bis work has "slowed down.,. What remains
were dropped from the class for are "three or four things that will go up to Congress" or be his last ex-
.. 11 ed se sion of a ecutive orders. c:n~ec1U::~[J: ... 5 "The work is done on them ... So, instead of spending a lot oC
Tbe president-elect 's older IOb time plaru:ilne future relations with the Congress or neaoliations with
enlisted tn the sertice in April forelgneountries .•. wearetyinguptagends."
1968 and attended two elecfrical-"Wbatdoyou wantoutoflifenow, Mr. President? ..
t e chnic al and electronics "I would like to be, in.the short r ange, a constructive private
schools. cl\izen tn relatloo to covernment policy, domestic and international.''
Marine Denies Belting
Clninu Girl, 2, Injured in Fall Off Bed
BJTOMBAaLEY Ol_DMt'f .........
Camp Pendleton Karine Ken·
neth Ray Bolden stood up iD the
wttneu stand today, took olf bi.a
MutneCorpa belt. and sbo•ed the brass buckle to an Oranie CoUnty
Superior Court Jury.
But be denied under keen ques-
tioolnC from prOMCutor Frank
Fasel t.bat be med t.be belt to iD·
fllct what proved to be almOlt
fatal ~uries oa J.year~ld Cora
Brewster Aq.17.
Bolden, 20, teatllled that.
codefendanl Carolyn BnlWIW',
23, told him by telepbone four
days prevkNaly while )le wu oo
paid dul1 at the camp tbat lb9
bad wblppped Cora wit.It-the
bea'fYtitlt. He teltllled that tbe llljuri•
wbleb led blm to adtnlntlter
moutb to mouth ....,aldtatiaa to
t.be WICODlklul cblld in tbl SM
Clemmte motel rOOlll be shared
wtLb Mn. 8....,,.... and Mr two
eldldrtll ... mruet..t wblnCora
f.U flt a Md onto b1I m«al am-
mdkabu..
Doctor• at Saa Clemeot• o....a•a•w~ wbell *" ericl tlaat the ltt· u. Pf'• boU -CO'fered wttb ~-oldl . Two ~ .. ....w
u Pf •lllltloa wt= t.W ..., ,....dpi'etl.e ...
cblJ4•1 ~ ~ me.b • IMr ....... .,,,, ...... ...,..
~lllct.WallrOhliMft~°"' ...... .............. _
~&MlllMmalb ... .... . ........ .., ....... ,...., ....... . .. ~'iJ8c••' .. die o~ ... t ....., cllllrkt • .......,
a$edblm •.••. ._. ... o1 .....
were you playinl wben you blt the
little girl so deeply that the mut,
were visible a week later?°
"It's kind of hard to exi>laln, ..
the red-haired Marine testi.fted.
"But we were Just playln&."
Bolden repeatedJy denJed nate-
menta attrlbuted to blm by
firemen, paramedics and police
offlcena who questioned him
about the iDJtlri• found on Kn.
8rewst«'sdaulhter.
He told Fasel Uaat a nellbbor
lied when be told police that he
saw the witness kick Cora
became the little girl cried wblle
sbe w• belna led barefoot aero.a
bot asphalt. •'I put my foot under her behind
and lifted her to a standing poet·
lion," the Marine said. And be
again stood up in the witness
stand to demonstrate to the Jury
that he lnfllcted no injury by hi.a
action.
Mrs. Brewatet' le scheduled to
be the next defense witness. She
and Bolden .,.. beint tried oo
relonycountsofchlld abute.
Cora Brewster la reported to.
day to be recovw1 from irUm1•
that led doctors ii) Saa Clemente
to perform brain aureery. Sbe r.
beingcaJledforlnar011teTbome.
S.6~6 Million Mked
For Bhllding Schoo]
LasunaHW.a. Tblt lend. aow owoed by
McKeon Comtructlon Company.
could COit "75,000. to olber' ac:Uoa. t.naMtl will
detide bow a wbmer will be de-
termiDed lf then la a U. vote la
the school board election.
AecordinC to I. neW It.ea. law.
the wtnMr Call be determined by lot or a TUDOft •leeUon but tr~1t"1 must. decide wbleb
mtitbOd to me before lllvdl t. Su~t Rlcb1rd Wehe
bu Nc:Gmm-4'4 Uuit uu.ae. call a ruoff tlecttoo, wblcll
would COit. about ... ooo. if there
ls • die voM. Al&boqb .....
election woa1' b• moH ex· ........ lhtwtn1 lots .... 1upei'ina.aftat Hld, it. ls •the
f.U. IM*bod.
Tt,Mday'•
Afternoon Priem NYSE COMPOSffE
•
TRANSACT.IONS
11 lllL"n>N •oaowm ,,
Wbttb Ntall cba1n lw ~ tmltl m tbe United.._ &ban.., otblr?
Tbe amwer ls neither Sarew_,, nor A & P, the two ~ operaton of eupermatkets. Each bu mOftlU. --beutnaJtl Oq. TIMt unre.r II Id SNrs, ao.burk. the wwt4'• a.,._
r.t&t1er ln tttm1 of r-dollar aaJff volume. .,..
Sean ha lleut1 800 •totes llCrOll the CiOUD· try.
Tbe answer S. not
JCPeime1, second to 8e1rt H a lleneral
Money
Tree
mereb.lbdile relaller: J>taaty runa 1bout 1,6$01tores.
And the answer II not &S. J<Jwge, whole network of K·
mart discount houa• bu !Dade It tbe fasteat crowing com·
pany amana the llanta of n1u11n1. Tbere are now some
l,300 K·~ in the n.auoa. .
NO. THE coaaEcr ANSWER TO TRIS Qull is the
,Southland Corp. of Dallu. lout.bland oPer•tes or francbiael
the ?;Eleven coovenleoce ~.There are now 6,000 ol
these UDitl. more food outlets than Safewey and A• P com-
bioed.. Tbo'1·l!!lnen pbeoomeQOO ts a creature of our tlmea -ud IA._ of what lt does dispense, it may be a misnomer
to call It a toocl ou&Jtt.
lt .. tbe ltan tor people •bo fOfCot to stock uy with
clg...U. at tbe tupermartet w who ran out of weeds. At 1 t~ IJ-J:Jeven. cllaretaes accomrt few 16 pereeot ol
purebalel.
ft'STllB STOSE roa PEOPLE wbo need to pick..., a
alx·t>Mk " beer or· a bottle of wine. Beer and wtne repNMDt 1i percen~ tJf dollar volume. 1.
• Or It'• tbe store for people buing paper cups, toilet.
paper pd other oonfood items such as mot-blades, IOaP and Tampax. That accocmta for another 18 pen:eat ~
~urebues. l
In sbon. at leut ball the itema bought at a 7-Elev. .,.
not food at au: Beyond that, many 7-Elevens have aplta or
grills to dispense "bot to go" foods. And more than 10 pet'o
ceot of 7·1Jlevens now bave a self-service gaaoline pump.
IT ALL ADDS tTP TO A VOLUME of about $1.6 bil.Uon.tt
year, which makes the 7-Eleveo operation bigger than tMt
Grand Union 8'Qlermarket chain or the R.H. Macy depart.
ment ltcre a)'&t.elD.
8cll'ldllad Corp. itself ... mlstUN tbat --f.roal ~
sublime tot.be ridiculous. While it's running tbeH tbous~
of mbll·matau wtrere lddl bay Slurpeea and pot.llto dJJpij and Malta ptek ap a p.et ol llarlboro and a carton ol adli.
it also aervea the carriage trade on N_,w YOrk'a upper East
Side throulll ltt ownenblpof the Griatede marteta ad tbtP CbvleslrCompany 1ourmet shops.
One way to look at the 7·~ pbenomencm LI u a re-
volt aplnst tbe aupermarbt. Peoole certainly don't abop a\
a 7 ·Eleven to save money. They dO abop there to save time
-wbo wants to go t.o a supermarket t.o buy a pack of cigarettes?
THEY Al.SO SBOP TBB&E BECAUSE TBE 7-EI~
m17 be opm when other stores are not. The name, ·~ Eleven.'' does not refer to craw but to jhe fact that tbe
stores originally were open from 7a.m.to11 p.m. T~1
well over hall the 1 ·Elevens are open 24 hours a day. And U.
average 7-Eleven unit does one-third of its bulinesa od weekends.
Wbat else is different about a 7-Eleveo convent~ store? 'lbe cuatomer mix. Sontblaocl's figures abow that 88
percent of ill lta customers are male. And 19 percent are
eJUldrea and teen-.ag.._ TbLI Is not the place for serious
1boppen. 'l'he averaie castomer purchase ii $1.40 and ball
tJle emtomers lpend lea tMn three minutes in the store. 1'l"J to do that ID a supermarket.
Tired of Codes?
Here's Metining
BJ Tile ;4'W""lated Prw
L
SelediDg the right tire for your car is Important fdl
safety and ecobOIDY, but figuring out which model ia wbidt
can be confusing.
Tbe skle ol the Ure contalm most of the basic lnforma-ti~ you need. Fedel'al law requires that every tire carry th._,
maker's name and location. the date of manufacture, ~
load ranee. the size, the type and the maximum inflatioo.
THE PROBLE• UBS IN'OANSIATINGthecomplq
code used by the manufacturers and the Tire Industry Sat4f:
ty Coundlbauome dues. ·
The ftnt thing to understabd is the difference betweeq.
the three buie types of tires: bias, belted bias and radial
Aceording to tbe National Bureau of Standal"da ot th@
Department ot Commerce, the biaa tire ls the convcmtl~
Ure that bas been in we sinee the 1920s. Tbe cords in ._ plies, or layers that make up the body of the Ure, crisa-crC1i4
at an angle of about ao ~
40 degrees from th~ ( 1 center line. OBias Unt ~n•"f::~T~R are usually the '-AJJl'....,~w.o;,, cbeapest. about J30 or
S3.5 each. They also a)...,
-----------low the greatest .hell'
buildup.
J
BELTED BIAS TIRES -COSTING ~tween $60 and
S80 each -baYe a body similar to that of the bias tire1 but
a1ao bave two or more layers of fabric or "belts" under
the tread. The construction provides a sidewall ati.ttned
&lmllar to that of the blu tire, plus lncreaaed •treoath lD thct
tread.
Rad1al tires, ideDUfiable bf~ letter "R" ln the ID
formation on the sidewall. have body corda that nm at right
aqles to the cea~r line ot the tire. Tbey also have two ot mo~ llYet!t of belts. These tires are tbe most expemlveoJ-
• to tao -butt.bey may be~ ID the loog run ii y plan to do a let ol lollg~tatanc:e, bllh•peed driving. Radial
UHt bave fiexlble aidewJ)la and areal stiffness and ltrenctb ill the tread area. '!be Department of Tramporta~
tlon • .,. l"lldlal Ur• cu live 5 to 1 percent better a-4 ~ ~ad Wt much longer than other varieties.
WlUch Ure should you choose? Here are aome guldellnol
from tbt Buruu of Standards: .
-IPM08l'OP YOUa DIUVING IS abort dS.&aDces, yoq
need lon«mUUte. A blu tire wttb a medium to beavy tread
probilblY wtl1 clve adequate ..-vl~. alt.bQuab a belted blu
or radial will le.at lcmaer. ·
-II you do a lot of cross-co1DJtry drivin' at turnplko aoeeds. you need a tire •t.rona ~to withstand n>acJ 1hoca·1'tth medium deep treada to avoid heat buildup, You
wW 1• better tracUon, lea beat buildup and lonaer snileaae with~ belled blu or radial.
-If )'OU wanl n>axlmuro perfoemence andhandlln,. tw
belted blaa or ta.dial la probabb' your belt bet. Tbt rwllal
ba a .UOt qe ia preciM bH<t1101. but Civtl * aomntiat
bl.tde'rfde.
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