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Mass Murder S11spect at H~aring
Hit I I B Kootas Buna
Arsonists I Only Game • ID Town
Valley
By RAYMOND ESTRADA Jr.
OI Ille O.lly ~llet Stall
Unidentified arsonists caused
an estimated $800,000 in
damage to Harper Elementary
School in Fountain Valley early
Sunday morning, school djstrict
and rtre officials reported to-
day.
The blaze gutted an eight·
classroom wing before Fountain
UinerCalh
For Ban of
Nuke Te.ting
WASHINGTON <AP> -Presi·
dent Carter is calling for a bait to
all nuclear lestin&. "instantly
and completely." as part of a
broader program lo curb the
spread of nuclear weapons and
ultimately ban them from lbe
earth.
In his first interview as presi·
de nt, conducted Sunday for
publication today, Carte r
.cknowledged Lhat he did not
know whether the Soviet Union
would agree to b.ls proposal for a
quick halt that would stop even
underground testing. But, he
aald, "They have sent an en·
couraglog message back."
1 The fledgllne president, meet·
Ing in bis Oval Office with four
reporters for The AHociated
Press and United Press lnteroa·
tional, also expressed optimism
11\at there will be "fairly ra11id
·ratification" of a new strategic
arms limitation treaty with the
Soviets.
• And be said his National
Security Council la in agreement
on the need to reduce overseas
sales of American-made
weapons, but that he does not an·
Uclpate "a moratorium," on such
aales.
On strate1ic arms talks.
Carter hinted that he might be
-.llUng to bypus ror later COO·
l\deration a loogatanding East·
, West debtate over how to deal f with the U.S. cruise missile and
Soviet Backfire bomber in any
' new atrate~ic arms pact. He
f «~hared: "I would l)ot let those .
t•o Items stand in the way of .Ome arreement. ••
Auerttag that be ••very deep-
(&eeCA&TEa. Pa•e A2)
Payment Withheld .
STANFORD (AP) -Tbe Ira· ILi••• aoveroment ta wltbholdine more than tt00,000 ln payments
on a contract wltb Stanford:
\Jnl'9n1ty for a teleconnnunica·
Uona 1)'1lem.. un1venl'1 om~;
\aft coaftnned.
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School
Valley and Huntington Beach
firemen contained the inferno at
6:30 a.m.
Fire Investigator Lynn
Whitehouse said today the fire
was probably started with the
use of a flammable liquid glue.
A full investigation began to-
day.
Mrs . Whitehouse said
fineergprints of the suspected
arsonists were found at the
scene Sunday afternoon.
Residents near the school said
they were awakened by crack·
ang windows whlcb sounded like
car crashes. district Trustee
Karen AckJey said.
Steel beams in the classrooms
were bent from the fire's heat
which reached at least 1,500
degrees. Mn. WbJtebouse said.
Investigators said the
anionlsts ripped off screens and
removed windows to enter the
·building.
There was no apparent
motive for the arson, in·
vesUgators said.
The suspect.a were not observed
at the scene, but investigators
believe they fied on a mo-ped or
bicycle with balloon tires. Tire
tracks were observed leading to
and from the scene.
Teachers and administrators \
met Sunday and planned to
place the 250 student.a displaced
by the destrucllon of their
classrooms in other facilities at
the school.
District trustees wtll bold an
emerieocy meeting at noon
Tuesday to alleviate the doubl·
ing up of studenta at the school
until a new facility is constructed.
Tiger Fight
CalkdOff
PORT AU PRINCE,
HalU <AP> -A contat
between a Japaneae karate
champion and a Ben1at
ti1er bu'been called off, a
HalUanoffictallaid.
PlerreGousa, the•ovem·
ment minister ol lnforma·
lion, 1aldHaiU'1praldent·
for·llfe, Jean-Claude
Duvalier, withdrew
permlnion for tbe event
• alter a del• ol Pl'Oteltinl
telephone ca1ll from out·
1lde the Caribbean .Laland
naUoa.
Other ·spokesmen ton--
n e c te d with tbe con·
troventll ~t who uked
not to be idenuned. lnlllted
tt would to• M acbeduled
tbe flnt weekend t11 rebruary in HaltJ'• a•.
tioaal ltadlum.
UCI Alumni Director Bob Banka, right,
and Tim Harrison came up with the win-
ning entry in Sunday's Recycle Regatta
sponsored by the UCI Alumni Association
at the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. The
small craft turned out to be the only entry
0.lly~li.tf .......
and thereby was awarded two first place
awards, as the fastest and most unusual
boat made with recycled materials. The
competition was tacked onto the regular
Lido 14 and Shields races later in the day.
'Medieal Drydoek'
Sub Crew Memb.ers
Treated for Pot
LONDON <AP> -Nine young
sailors from the crew of the
U.S. nuclear submarine Casimir
Pulaalcl a.re being sent home for
medical care which the Navy
bopea wtU cure them or amok·
ln• m ariju.ana.
The sallon, who are 19 and
20, are going into "medical
drydock," aaid Cmdr. Gene
Wentz, spokesman for Navy's
European headquarters. He re-
fused to mate publlc their
names.
Tbe men were taken orr their
ablp during the weekend at the
nuclear 1ub base at HoJ7 Loch,
Scotland.
Wenta 11Jd the 1allor1 were
for the west coast district of
Scotland ln which Holy Loch ls
located, Iain MacCormick of the
Sc:ottleh National Party, eaid he
would ult the Navy f6r ll&bter.
security to prevent dru1 abuae.
But "tbe rtlaUonshlpe wblcb
hne ext.led between the U.S.
naval autboritlea and the
clvlllan PoPUJaUon iJl my contU·
tuency blve been extremely
Sood," be lldded.
Last 1ummer. 30 crew mem-
ben from two PolarlJ mllaile
aubmlrinea were di1ml11ed
from 1ubmar.lae duty on
CS.. POT, Pal• AJ)
found in pottesalon of mart-~ ar ... MIC' Juana and admitted u.lq the ,,.~
dru&. The Navy exempta drui
uaer1 from cU1clpllnar1 pro-OF ELEP8i4Nl' ~=elD.=tJ!a1~~·rM to re-TE~ AVIV, brael CAP) -A
Tb• •J>Ok•man 11Jd it WU Ul-DOUM '"' e&tpbant bona ln
•1blth11 unWtely .. that UM mm u luull IOO oa IDaafm'ation
bad emobd mm1,tuana wbile on Day baa bem aeftMd after PNll·
duty. He lldded that the~ were dent Carter'• t ·year-old
In bacnp Jobi which did not br· dau1hterAlnf. Ille them near the 1ub'1 com-"W:eitbt CIMt elephat It UM B IMI," 1ald Dan· plex reactor and mllllle eqWJ>o ny sa.a • ....., ol Amy Md
ment. her motlm' Mart at UM kamat ~C:,. '::r. ~.:. crew ol lT Gan Safari Park outalde N
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Balboa Island
Raid Nets
Cash, Hash
Two men arrested on Balboa hland Saturday night during a
raid in which Orange County
Sberlff'e offlcera were relnforced
by Newport Beacb police face ar·
rat1nment on multiple drug
char1ee today in Harbor
Municipal Court.
De puties said Jack Tracy
Turton, 20, of 205~ Garnet Ave.,
Balboa Island and Daniel
Rubenstein, 20, of Mountain
VJew. Calif., were arrested by of.
ficera who said they found drup
and $5,500 In caab bl the Turton
home.
Offtcera aald they confllcated
17 1rama ol cocal.De, four pe>unda
d marijuana. between four and
five 1ram1 of bashlab and
narcotics paraphernalia.
Tbey uld tbe dr\111 bad a
ttreet aale value of well over '5,000.
&.glawf' Gets Loan
LONDON CAP) -A #f1UP of
m.,_ a.man. North A':lnerican
and Brttilllt bub ban.....-to
lend Brta.ID$1.1 bWion, UM Bank
of &atland aDDOUDced tocla.y •.
ChanceUOI" ot tbe 2icebequer
Deel• 11_..J, eQlalnln• tbe .......... tbe loan will pl'OTide
Important medlum·term
atna~ ot Britaln'a car·
HDCJ l'llenet.
Change
Of Venue
Sought
ByGARYGM.NVILLE Olli.t O•llf f'li.t Steff Accused mass murderer
Edward C. Allaway was in
Orange County Superior Court~
day seeking to have hls upcoming
trial moved to another county.
Dressed in a jail sweatshirt and
blue .jeans, Allaway sat
handcuffed with his head bowed
as deputy public defender Ron
Butler began arguing for a
change of venue.
The defendant is accused of
shooting seven people to death
and wounding two others in a
bloodbath on the California State
University Fullerton campus last
July 12.
All nine victims were employed
at the university the morning Al·
Jaway, a custodian, arrived at the
campus allegedly carrying a ri· ne.
In a shooting orgy witnesses
said lasted no more than a few
minutes, nine victims were al-
legedly indiscriminately sought
out in the area of the campus
library.
Allaway was arrested 20
minutes lat.er by Fullerton Police
at a nearby hot.el where bis wife
worked as a part-time waitress.
Today, BuUer came to court
armed with almost 200 news
stories and a hefty bundle or
television and rad lo scripts.
The public defender hopes to
convince Judge Robert Kneeland
that because of the maaaive
amount of publicity gener.ated by
the largest mass killing in oruce
County's hlat.ory hla client cannot
get a fair trial in Orange County.
<See SUSPECI', P11e A!)
Coast
Weather
Fair and a litUe warmer.
Highs 70 to 75. Lowa '4 to
60.
INSIDE TODAY
Complal#U.aboul J1f'OC1b• o/ ,,._ lwwral Mcfudt1I eott-
tlnu ... Col#«Jdo. u ,.,.
o/tn pubHcatioft of o b.d·
uW..O t'tpON. Ara Aaodot-'
. Ptf,U .m.. beofM todotr °" : P~eA7.
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New dhyDraft,
lnttery Pl~ Urged
WASHINGTON <AP> -Tbe
DefeDH Department lt feec>IO·
menctlni that Prealdeot CU'U!r
create new standby draft
ai1cblnery, includine revival of
aa annual lottery tor young men
lo determine the call·up order in
cue of a national emer1ency
mobili1aUcm.
The recommendation wu sent
to the White Houe In the final
days of the Ford adminlatration tor consideration by Carter's Na-
Uooal Security Council.
A , .. r .,o, Uteo·Pr•.ldmt
P'ord reduced tbe S.lecUve
Senlce Syatem to a 1mall
W uhiogton plann.lna It.alt and
ended registration of 18-yea.r-
olcb. He allO baited the annual lot·
tery, wbicb determined the call-uporder based oo birth datel.
The lotterJ bad been continued for contingency purpc)lel aft.er
the end of the draft in IJ73.
ln a confidential document, the
Defense Depvt.ment said the na·
tion needa a new standby
Junior Juror
Boy, 6, Faeea Contempt Rap
NEW YORK (AP) -Matthew W. Dietz was
perf ecUy willing to do his civic duty by accepting his
call to jury duly. So how come he faces a contempt
of court citation?
Matthew's rather won't let him go to the
courthouse alone.
''There was no way I was go~ to let him go
downtown. He's only 6, you know," said Stephen
Dietz, wondering how his son got called for jury duty
in the first pJace.
"Yeah, I want to serve," said Matthew, who has
framed his jury subpoena and bung it in his room.
Technically, Matthew is subject to fme or im-
prisonment for failing to report for jury duty. A
family friend, City Youth Commissioner Jerome M.
Becker, has written New York County Clerk Norman
Goodman in the boy's behalf, but there's been no reply.
Grave Deseerated
Vandalism Blamed
On Fox Hunt Foes
LONDON (AP) -Opponents
of fox hunting are blamed for de·
ucrating the 123-year-old
eburcbyard &rave of John Peel,
immortalized in song as the
greatest fox hunter or them alJ.
Police said Peel's headstone in
the village ot Ca.ldbeck had been
tom down and broken, hla ainve
opeaed, and a stuffed fox bead
du-own ill with a note reading:
"What good ia It going to do to
dig up an old man's grave?" said
Peel's great-great· grandson
John Peel, 76-year-old treasurer
of the UU.Water Foxhounds. "I
am sure that most peopJe wbo op-
J)09e fox bunting wouldn't COO·
done thil sort of thing.'•
"wartime dl1lft IY8tem." wtdch eoWd~l50,600tralDedGMD
withl.D aix moot.hi aftes' moblllla· tlon .
The document estimated that
more than 450,000 casualties
might have to be replaced to that
period if a m~r war bec1na in
Europe. It USWD• at leut three montm to prepare a draftee tor
combat.
"Rapidity is the primary
feature needed in a wartime draft
ayatem," the Pentagon document
said. "Performance rates in pre.
vUJul wan are too slow to provide
the mupower needed to generate
and •Ultala the wartime capabili·
ty of the force atructure. These
manpower demands cannot be
met with a leisurelY schedule for
actlntlD& and bringing to tuU
operational capability tbe
wutlme draft. Actions that
formerly toot weeks must be ac-
compllsbed in hours."
The Pentagon said the propoeed
system is not 1ultable for
peacetime.
"It la apeciftcally detlped to
work only under cooditioaa of tuU
moblUzatloo -during a crave na-
tional emergency," aald the docu-
ment.
Among other features, It calla
for an annual draft lottery of»
year-old.a in peacetime. Sequence
numben would be assigned by
btrtb date and the results would
be widely publlcued.
"The idea is to let each member
ol the ~year-old cohort know in
advance that be is liable to be
dratted early Of' secure from ear-
ly call by a wartime draft," the
documeotaald.
The plan providet for draft de-
ferment., bulaayatbese"muatbe
tightly controlled ...
Tbe coacept departs Crom the
traditional structure of World
War II and later yean, baaed oo
locaJ draft boards made up ol
civilians.
Instead, the new ayatem would
be built around 66 area offices,
staffed by about 1,700 national
guard and reserve personnel
selected and trained in peacetime
for w artlme draft duty. The area
offtc.a would be activated pro-
mpUy at mobilization.
Review panels, compria~ a
total of2,11125 cltizena, would be ap-
pointed to review claima for draft
deferment.
lllaste~e Bark
Journalists admire "The Transfiguration," Raphael's
final masterpiece before he died .in ~· The 13.3_ by
8.15-foot painlinJ went back on display 10 tbe Vaticu
Museum after a five-year period of restoration in
Vatican workshops to restore its vivid e<>lors after cen-
turies of deterioration.
Newport Burglary
Suspects Arrested
A special l»uglary enforce-
ment team Crom the South Bay
area or I.al AngeJea County today
wu credited with the arrest ot
two men who police allege took
$1,500 worth ol It.ems from a
Newport Beach home.
In custody in Newport Beach
city jail on charges or burglary
are Thomas Robert Ferguson, 25,
of Gardena and Robert Andrew
Lacroix, 24, of 17698 Santa Rosa
Cll'cle, Fountain Valley. Both
men are being held in lie11 d
$10.000bail.
"John Peel -Go blow on your
born until your face tum.a blue."
''Somethinl ha.a to be done to
help Coxes today and this man
killed bundreda of them," an
anonymous caller told the British
PTeaa A.ucoiatioo.
Man Wearing
Mask Sought
In Holdup
Pilot Jon.-nalists Win
Peel's bones were not dJS·
turbed in the vandaliam, and the
Rev. Colin Reid, Caldbttk's
vicar, said the grave would be restored.
Peel, a farmer and huntsman
•bo once chased a fox foe 70
miles, waa born ln Caldbeck,
oorth of Enailaod'a scenic Late
Di.strict. He lived from 1776 to
1854.
The 10Q& "Do you ken <see>
John Peel" waa wriUen by Peel's
friend John Woodock Graves the
D.i1bt bele>tt a bunt.
Newport Tot
Dies in Crib
lnestigatora for the Ounge
CouatJ Coroner today listed
atraa~ u the cause of the
death ot a 10.mooth-old Newport
Beacbbaby.
Police said the tragic death ot
NicoUette JluUer of 2928 cutr
Drt\'e occurred when the baby
apparently entangled herself ln a
drapery cord near ber crib.
The baby wu discove~ at 10
a.m. Sa&urday bJ her a-year-old
brother. She wu rushed to Hoag
Memorial Hoapllal by her
motber and • Milhbor, but wu
pronounced dead oo arrival.
DAILY PILOT
A mated gunman who told a
gu station aUeodant to ''put your
DOH on the Door, if you move 111
•boot., •• It being aougbt by Costa
Mesa police for a Sunclay armed
robbery that netted SZ52.
Police said Damt7 Lee Broob,
24. an employe at Harbor Shell.
Z24t Harbor Boule'fard. wu ap-
Pl'O•ehed from behiDd SUDd&J
moninc • be wM wwttq the
cub register. Broob told police
the auapect wore a nylon stocking
over hit bead and diaplayed a
am all ateeJ revolvtt.
Alter forctne Brooks to the noor, tbe band.it aeoopec1 the cub
from the register aocf ned oo foot, police said.
LOS ANGELES (AP> -An
elderly nun.e's aide wu raped
and straqJed while wa.ltioc to
the Buenaventura Convalescent
HOlpital ftom ber apartment a
few blocb away, aber1lf'1 de-
puties report.
Tbe victim wu tdentilled aa Anaela Sauetllo. a . Homlcide in· ... u,aton arrested Robert o.
BJauer. 22. and booked him for
in .. •tllationol murder.
p....,p-,tJ
roT ...
ebar1es ol ming marijua.na on
board.
Tbe Na•1 confirmed In
December the dilqua.lifleatiom
lut IWIUDel' ol l'1 tailors from
tb• USS Andrew Jackson, •
JlUdear-powered sub buecl in
Groton, Coan.. and 11 aallon
froi:D tbe USS Thom11 Jtf ·
fer100, then baaed In
Cbarl.aoa, s.c.
Tbe ditquallfted crew mem-
bera were 111lgned to other
Navy duties. tbe Navy said.
•
Dally PUot writ.s and photo. grapbers captured first place
honors ID ftve catesories iD the
Oraqe 0Jant7 Pr.. CJub'• Zbt
annual awardl eom.e.t baocrbic
excellence in journ&Uam.
They were among tbe St
journall1t1 who shared the
1potllibt and $3.850 in cub priaea
during the preu club'• awards
banquet Saturday niabt la Costa
M•a.
Daily PUot wtnnera Included:
-Copy editor Tom ,..... tor
the belt page one destp ol
the year.
-Chief
Photo1rapber
Lee Pa,.efor
h Is a ports photo of
youn1 1prln· ten straining
throucb a
nrcn race.
--Orange County Bureau Chief
Guy Gtall'fll1e for bia cooaumer
affaln st.ol'yoo property taxes.
-Reporter Artllar Vluel ln
the youth achievement category
for bit lnsptratlonal storJ about a
Cotta Mesa boy's battle with
braln cancer.
-Report.er PlaUlp Roemarlll
for bl• humorous tale of a police
raid on what turned out to be a
Tupperware party.
Santa Ana Register report.en
John O'Dell and Joe Cordero won t.be tb1rd annual SDX ouutand-tns Journaliam award for tbelt artlclet GD Republican Auembly
candldate Jlm Slemou.
Tbe ertlcJes were selected by a
panel of edltora from fln
Orance eou..iy newspapers aa
19'78'1 best example ol l.oltlatlve,
enterprise and tnv..U,aUve re-
portln1 atills.
A member of tbe JudaiQ1 penel
uld the arUelH "were ln-
lt.rumental lo reve.un, the true
character of an amutna can-dldate forpubticoftlce."
The pnu club'• preaUgiOUI
Sky Dunlap Award went to Sula
Ana Relister SPGIU Editor F.d·
die West. for bll aemplary ~
l••lonaliam and Hnl« to UM comm\lldtJ.
Walter Bu1Tou1h1. former
publlllter al the Dally Pllot, and
Bob 0.U.Dl1. a reUred Loa Aqea.. 'l1mtl ,.,.ur wbo wu
the Orance County Preu Club'•
ftra& PHl~t. ..,e awarded
111• membenblpa ill the eJub. lutalled at tbe unw banquet .. preNdent for 1t'77 Wat Gary
GraavW. ol U., DallJ PUot.
Tbe ..... ~,Pet baWe for
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Santa Ana Rel1ater at.afters
did belt overall. wtnning 11 ftnt
place honors and 14 second-place
awardl totalling $1,175 ln priJe
money. •
Tbe Loa Angeles Times ataf'f
won $800 wtth nine fint-place
awards and five seconds.
Tbe Daily Pllot placed third in
Ute newspaper battle, wtth its
staff wlnnlng five first.place pla-
ques, 12 teeood-place certificates
and$475.
The Fullerton Dally NeM·
Tribune accounted for seven
first-place finiabea, three
aecoacb and $800.
Two Anabelm Bulletin stories
won top booors and $UO, while
the Orange County Evenlng
News woo a flnt, a aeeond and
$100 and the N"'·Po.t won a fint.place award.
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CARTER .•.
ly " meant what be 1&ld ln bla ...
ausural addraa about wt1mat.
ly ellmlnatln1 all nuclear
weapon.a everywhere. Carter, in
bla moat detailed national
aecurlty·torelcn polley 1tat. met to cW.e. taftaloned a..._.
•lei> effort a1ml.q toward ta.It
eod.
-Flnt. be aaid. tb• two
superpowt!l'I would b•ve to ''pi& nrm Umttl en OW"Hlvt1," u tlle
obJectlve ot a new Stra\elle
Aral• Llm1tldoa '1'rMtY <SALf).
-TbtD UM Ualted St.tel ..S the sovtet Umao would ,o a .._
IUrther and .etually redue. tM1r
own atoctpllH of a~omle
weapoaa wtdcb would. IM Mid.
"demonstrate to the world .,.
are alneere."
-From that potnt, be ~
aeell • 'reduc:t.looa indudlnl all
natlont, even tboff who hue a
relativd,y amall loventorJ now."
"I woald like to proceed quiet-
ly and aareatvety wtth a com-
prebenalve test ban tnaty." be
said. "I am in favor of eHmlnat.
in& the teaUna of all nuelear de-
vices. lnltantl1 and eompJecely."
He said thla included UDder-
IJ'OUDd testtng u well.
India, Cb1na and France have
teated nuclear weapons in tbe at-
mosphere in recent years. The
United Slates and the Soviet
Union teat them uoderoou,nd
periodically.
And , the PT'elldent •aid. tbe
United Stat.ea wW UM "~
means available to ua" to t.-p
nuclear arms from aprea.ctiq to
countries that do not bave tMD
now.
F,...P-AJ
SUSPECT • •
It is expected, however, that Al·
laway's prosecu~rs will argue
that the publicity croued COUDtJ
lines and was equally heavy
lbrou1bout Calltomia, the rest of
the naUoo and even bit publlca-
t ions and radio broadca1ta
throughout the world.
Buller said at the outlet of the
hearing that he expects it will lat
"at least a week."
The accused man bu pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reuoo
of insanity to the seven murder
and two assault with intent to
commit murder charges.
Cyclist Succumb8
GLENDALE (AP> -Ray
Barker, 20. of Glendale wu
killed wbeo be klat coattol ol bit
motorbike on a curve and it apun •
ofl the road.
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AMY CARTER, FIRST LADY ARRIVE AT PUBLIC SCHOOL
Roealynn Cmtwr And Deught., w.,. Ut• for Stevena School a.a
' Amy Late on First Day
Carter's Daughter Begim Public School
I
W ASHING T 0 N (A P ) -and bounded up the staira with classroom, having vilited there
previoualJ before Carter toot of. lice.
Escorted by the Secret Service, ber mother. Sbe paused to tum
Amy Carter was late for school and wave at tboee below.
on her lint day today because ot
Wuhlngtoo traffic, but made an
excited entry to a special
welcome from clasamatea.
Fint Lady Roealynn Carter
went to acbool with her &-year-old
daughter to get her launched and
somewhat sheepishly explained
to a gathering of reporters that
··we miscalculated bow long it
took to get here."
Tbe school bell bad rung twice
and It wu about 9: 12 a.m. when
the sleek, black White Howie
sedan drove up in front of Thad·
deus Stevens Elementary School,
five blocks from the White Home. Pooce and Secret Service
agents bad roped off the entrance
to keep back a crowd of about~. made up mainJ.y of reporten and
a few pauersby who a10pped to
watch.
Wearing a blue and red cap,
blue denim Jeana and a blue
jacket, Amy carried a canvas
bag with '"Snoopy" written on tt
Mrs. Carter said Amy was "re-
ally excited" about her first day
as a fourth-grader at Stevens. la
fact she wa.s so excited she
turned down a cb.ance to ao bowl·
ing with her father Sunday night
at the White House so-abe could
get her school materials
t.o1ether, Mrs. Carter related.
The 23 other classmates in the
combined fourth·fllth grade
class welcomed Amy and said
'"good morning Mrs. Carter," as
they arrived at the class, accord·
ing to preaa secretary Kary
Hoyt. They bad put up a
"Welcome Amy" sign and a
special mobile with a blue and
purple feathered bird aa a
welcome.
Accontine to Mn. Hoyt, Amy
bad on a white sweater with a big
red Snoopy on the front and
bounded in to bang up bel' eoat,
helped by another student. and
quickly toot her seat at one of the
tables. Sbe wu famWar with the
Amy will eat bot lunch ln
school dally, at a coat of $1.75 a
week, Mrs. Hoyt said. She wu
enrolled in an after -school
Span.Uh class that nans from 3: u
to4:15p.m., Mrs. Hoyt said.
Mrs. Carter blamed the tardi·
neas of her daughter on rusb·bour
morning traffic. Tbey left 20
minutes for the drive from the
White House to the school, Mrs.
Carter said, but it took almost 28
minutes.
Secret Service agenta looked a
bit sheepish about it, and it was
obvious they would check out the
route again to get her there oo
Ume.
The First Lady saw her
daughter lnt.o the cluaroom and
left about 10 minutes later. Jin.
Carter does not Int.end to accom.
pany Amy every day.
But the Secret Service agents
stayed. They will keep guard out·
aide the classroom door and
escort Amy during her school
hours.
Quake of 1933 Recalled
Woman, Nearly 100, FW in Touring Uu
By AJlTllUa &. VINSEL Of_.,...,"" ....
Celia McDonouab rode out the Great Long Beacb Earthquake ol um in style, thank you, sitting
onmigbt in a grand old Buick
aedan. but at nearly 100, she re-ean. what lt did to the rest of the
Orange Coast.
Tbe Hmitington Beacb resident
remembers her only Jou iDa1de
tbe sturdy house was a busted
teacup, but. it certainly got cold
out in the old $2,500 touring car
abe and bmba.od Jack owned.
Tbe1. drove It from lbe
rou1b.Dect copper mh:ain1 COUD·
tr1 of Butte, Mont., to the
rou0neet oiJ.pJ"Oduclna eountry
ol llundqtoo Beach in 1921,
IMkinl tblllr fortmtes.
"Ob tbe tm Earthquake, in· deed do I remember that." aays
Jin. llcI>onouah, who on Jan. a
wtll be 100 Jean old.
Sbe bu no fear of sclentlata'
pndlctJooa of another, as she
marka ber first century ot We.
Llkewile, the wlapy·baired
eentenarlan 1s leas than thun· derously-imprwed with meQ in
ldib omee. altboulb abe accords
them due respeet.
Sbe may well be one or
America'• ftnt lOOtb blrthda.y
celebrants to receive tbe
cu1tomary lonaal coqratula·
tlons from Prealdeat .llmm:r
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NEAR100THIMR'TttDAY
Mrs. Cele Mc:Oonough
wall at the foot of her bed.
The McDonoughs were ia·
terested in the motion picture
erase of the booming 1920a,
especially with the advent of the
talkies and purchased the oJd
Princess Theater at "11 M aln St.,
near tbe bead of the pier.
'"the customers were moetly
Mexicans and we had Spanish·
language pictures," says Mra.
McDonough, whose nlghtatand
somewhat resembles an old moY·
le 1Dack bar with diabes of candy
and a jar al Jam.
The frail lady says her
bwsband's own preference for ea-
tertalnmmt when they eould get
away from the movie.house wu
bone racing, at a long·a10
vaniabed tract lo south Santa
Ana.
Naturally, Uke many
gentlemen ol that day or an,y
other , J act McDonough, who
dJed in Im, was al.lo food ol
placing a liWe waaer on the
pon.lea DOW and then.
"Obbhb .••. I couldn't do
anyt.b!n1 about it." b.11 99-year-
oJd widow declara tenderly.
Carter1 wbowuswomint.oofflce "I'd tell blm to onl.J bet a
Tbunaay. nickel and then I'd tell him Ube
"If you're lucky, you'll &et a loetallblamooeyl'dlockblmout
letter from Tbe Peanut oftheBuictandmakeblmwalk
Jl'armer," Nune Betty Ledbetter home."
<RN> remu'ked at Huntlnatoo Names of the clty'a wealthy
Beaeb Convalescent Hospital, and well-to-do are sprinkled
where Mn. llcDooougb resides throu1b ber eoavenatloo; men
now. lite Tom Talbert, Slim Theriot,
"The President. Humph?!" and Marcus McCallen, aJtbouth
1be said tn surprise. she confeuea forgetting oilman
Lon&·tlme family friend Jin. McCalleo died some years bact.
Grace Rust, who bandies little And city councilman and
errand.a for Kn. McDooougb as former may0r Ted Bartlett evea
abe recuperates from a droppedJD..._to vtalt ber oo Elee·
Cb.rlatmu-time fall, wu a1ao tlon Day, ll'n. MeDooougb wUl
villtlna attbetlme. tell you that.
"Runtmaton Beach ii • •ood She waa well aware Wednel-oJd place," Mn. llcI>anouP ,. day that a new Pn!aldent wu to
marked, happily remlnl1eill1 occupy the Wblte Houle o•
over the SS yea.rs lo wblcb abe Tb~ that be had defeat.
&Dd ber late husband auoclated ed Fot:'d in No.ember.
with Ha 811'1 leaden and ~ Now conftned more as a hllUlt
trlbuted toltl crowtb· of her ~ fall, lln. Sbe WM a1rudy 4t when they McDonoup residel lo a IUlm.J
Mttled lo tbe oil dty. window bed lo Room 15 at HUD\o
"We bouabtfourunltaoo Ninth ln1ton Beaeb Connleu111t
Street a month later, ~r we 1ot Hotpltal, 18111 l'lorlda St., Runt.-
here. We lived In a rented house in.ion Beach. aD4 rented tbein. Then we built Prienda are bettiDI she ....
•l•bt Wlita at tbe corner of 'celves many tOOtb blrtbda1
Elabtb and Walnut," •be •8.Y'I· card• tbere,~eelally from
• • T b e 7 w e r e l o v • 1 y parlabiooera ol . Slmon and
platet. . .t.Hy ton them down Jude Cat.boUc ch.
JU1ttbreew5• ,''abeadded Sbe ii lta eldelt parilb.._ somewhat , •tarillf ¥ a and remembers when tbe faWlful baDd8oaM. .,.. 8ded pol'tntt mt\ 1D jult a UAy boae DMr the
of Jadl Md>aDcNP buq oo the buyollfleNI.
' • DAil v PtLar Al
She's No Turkey
Officer Seeks Home for 'Lucky Direk'
8J IAalCllAPPSU. Ol .. -..Y ,...._..
The bU wblt. blnl witb a piDk
bead and UW. baao don put
under his ddD aa., look lib a
turke1, but be'1 reall1 a lucb duck.
That'• ...... .. • ccm.t
prbe, bew ~to end up
u tomeoae•1 d.Umer.
And, be would ban too, except
for IOft..beart.ed LquDa BellCb
Animal QlatrQl Of'ftffr Suwme
Howard, wbo lmpounded tbe bird
Cbriltm• eve.
Mn. Howard wu cllapatebed
on a "cruelty to turkey" com.
plaint.
Sbe found the bird lo a cramped cage and without Cood
or water. Learnlog that the
turkey, a booby prise, bad beell
awarded to someone wbo hadn't picked it up, Mn. Howard seized
tbe bl.rd, and away to the pound
they weal
Tbe next day, Cbriatmaa, an
anary turkey owner called Mn.
Howard to demand bh
Chriltmas dinner.
Mrs. Howard, wbo llkes
turkeys alive, cut about for
some way ol aavin1 the con·
demned bird'• nec.k, and the rest olblmtoo.
Would the owner settle for
another turkey? sbe aaked. One,
already, well ... you know, ah,
dead?
.. Yea,"bewould.
Mn. Howard'• initial elation n.,1ec1 when she started trying to find another turkey. It was
Chrillmu Day. The st.ores were
clOled. Time waa l'UDDiDa out.
In desperation abe called her
father-In-law in Newport Beach
to aee if any stores there were
open. None were. •
Bat, ber father·in·law bad a
turkey. Be wu planning to bave
it for dinner too. He never dJd. Mn. Howard "impounded"
ber fatber·ln·law'a turkey, and releued it to the custody of the
hungry Laguna turkey owner.
"He was happy be didn't have
to pluck it." Mn. Howard ,aid.
lln. Howard DOW la looting
around for a new home for tbe
live blrd.
It 1eema that Victor Emard,
the kennel malter at the dtJ·
Jeued fadllt7, bal that lean IDd
hungry look.
IWOUNDED TURKEY FED BY LAGUNA ANIMAL OfF1CE.R
Smanne Hown 8ey9 Bird •• O..Uned for Sen JoM Zoo
Government Probes
Booze Compiracy
WASlllNGTON CAP> -GoY·
ernment lnveatigatora are
gradually borinC Into a system
under which beer and llqllOI' ..... !!!nt:' peddled with tbe belp ol D8 ol dollan worth ol he
televlalon aeta or bar equ1pmfllt.
prefermUal loans and credJt and secret exchanges ~ envelopea
stuffed wlthcub.
or shut down their operations for•
week or more aa punishment.
Official• suspended fedwtl
operating authority of Glen.more
DiaUUerles ot LoubvUle, D&K DialributiJll Co. ol Akron, Obb.
and Quality Import Co. ol Alt.
querque, N.11., lut year for
periods aa abort aa three daya md aaloogaa18daya.
"If I ult him. 'Row ii tbe
turkey,' be_.,. 'plump!" Jin.
Howard aaid.. Sb•'• looting for a nice famll:r -perhaps vecetartana -•bo will adopt the btrd. If not, be's
destined for the "Pat-a· Pet" Pet,.
Ung Zoo in San Juan Caplatrano.
So far the investlgaton have
lmpUcated the nation's largest brewers, distillers and di•·
tributon, COldronting them with
the prospect of hutng to pay fines
Two d1vlaiona of P'onmoe&-
McKesaoo, the na1"oo's Iara• ·
wholesalers, are appealina bl
court admlnlstraUve actloo tlft.
ing their federal permits for io
days.
' . ' .
Polge V Simpson
, President
Chief ~utiveOfflcer .
It's~ to become Involved with o good
bank. There are lots of them. The Idea Is to flnd a
gocx:I bank thllf s Involved In you.
And that's the kind of bank we've been
since the d3y we opened. We're local people.
wort<lng hard to make our bank work for other
loc8l poople. Togethet we ·u get things done for ycu.
Think of us as your personal financial
odvlsers. because that's exactly YAlat we an!.
Br1ng us ~r flnandal problems. We 'II
come up Iii.1th aeattve solutions. Ask us questions.
We11 gtve you amwm that make ~nse. You take
I '
a personal Interest In your financial affairs. and
so do we.
We can ~lso make banking easter and
faster for you beaiuse we take a short direct path
In everything we do. No cumbmome corporate
superstructure. n'o complex communications. no
undue delays.
Banking service should bci de&'. simple lllld
convenient.
With us.. it Is. Let us be your banker.
We want to be Involved In things thnt en
import.ant to you.
(I ~'~~J.FM<~l~ MESA
&nklngHout1.Monday-Thundav-<>to5 • F~v-t>to6 • SalurdaiJ-<ho I
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.4 4 CWL Y PILOT
:KJSllllNG: I was IGITY
the demise ot Mr.
Slmp1on p In Sacramento.
•Bobert mpeou waa the aelf-
procl a I med "Muckrater-ln·
-Ob.lei" of the atai., capitol Now
be ls dead at aae 96.
llMr. Simpeon'a claim to fame
• .Maan about 10 years a&o up ln , Sacramento after he'd been
forced into a six-month stay ln a
mental bospttaJ. It develops that
be wu freed when a jury found
-him 1ane.
.. This caused tbe old 1enUeman
So &et his dander up about IOV·
eniment meddJIQI in peoples'
personal llvea. Re beaan picket·
i.PI inakle the capitol bW.lding,
waving placards that hurled in-
sult. at =clans. Some ot his ' o1acard e, aa a matter of '"Tiet. waap salty.
' w, NOW AT THE ft.JIE. there
was a law againlt picketing lo·
itde lbe capitol building. So when
Mr. Simpson would s tart
marching about, carrying one of
bis insulting picket signs. the capitol police wouJd prompUy ar-
r~st him.
·• Mr. Simpson kept right on
picketing. The capitol poUce kept
right on arresUng. By 1971, be
was photographed waving a cane
and holding up bis fingers ln a v.
tor -Victory sign while being
hauled away again. He carried a
sign thJs Ume that proclaimed.
·'Arrested '4 Times."
By the time be was aae SS. be
was still at it. The Legislature,
t r ying to squirm off of Mr.
Sim pson's book , p assed a
measur e repealing tbe anti·
oicketin£ Jaw. But Gov. Ronald Reagan vetoed it.
Simpson accused Reagan of
violating his civil rights, con-
tinued picketing, and got arrest-
ed for the 250th ti me by Mr.
Simpson's own count.
In 1974, the old gent declared
bimself in the race lor governor
~gaiost Reagan. .He carried a
placard advising, "Don't Bomb
Reagan -Impeach the B·······."
HIS CAMPAIGN MOTTO was,
"I have pledged to raise bell with
the whole Establlahment."
Alas, he was tao late in filing
for the race and thus didn't get to
make his nm for the governor's
chair.
In 1975, Mr. Simpson was
celebrating his 9Sth birthday by
carry ing a placard that declared.
"Arrested 314 Times for R aising
Hell." Agarn the arrest ta lly was
by his own count.
The wonderful thing about Kr.
Simpson and his muckraking
was that he criss·Cl"06Sed over
party lines and gave everybody
his particular brand of bJastlog.
He gave it to Democrat& and
Republicans alike.
Jess Unruh got mad at him.
Reagan didn't like it. But maybe
Mr. Simpeoo t.augbt lbe reatolm
a little lesson. Maybe there is
~till room ror a free spirit or two
m our cowitry. Perhaps be re-
mmded us that you shouldn't
reaJly put poJillciana or public
figures up on an untouchable
pedestal.
JUST BEFORE TRIS laat
Cbrutmas season, Mr. Simpeon
carried a couple of sip.I Uaat
said, "No Bad Words Uda Week
-I Love You All .. Bat be Towed
be wasn't mellowial-
Mr. Slmpeon died last Tban-
day aft.er being aecMteatally
acalded in a batbtub. He wu
buried yesterday after rites la a
Unilarian Church. It wu a flttlQ&
locatJon.
He ooce picketed lhe place.
Front
y' Charged
Alann Over U.S. Forces Denie~ bj French Adviser
WA SB ING T 0 N <AP> -llnanctd by t.be French covem· maintain tt. It USd that C'OWcS frolll a pu.Nly defentlve role
NAT0'1mmecUorce1areinaudl meat. mean the 1011 of 10 mucb toward IUPPOrt ot onemlve ac·
dlaarray ud poor cooditioo that German tenitcr7 tbat clrillan tloo. NATO air defenaea are &bey poNfbb could oot withstand BUIS SAJI> aECENT com· and military authority could be cta.nceroutly tb.lD in tome areu
an au.et by the Warsaw Paet menu by American mlUla.r1 and demorallHd, and the country and Soviet defensea po11lbly
n11Uooa ot Eastern Eu'°". a.,. POllUcal leaden that the favor•· Jo.t. could lnlUct severe Jones on
a new Senate report. ble bala.DCLOf power wu alip. NATO •lr forces in the at.art ol a
ID an UDQlually grim report to Pini aw~ ftom the Unit.eel States AND rr SAID SoYtet tadical war.
tbe Senate Armed Services Com· were part o1 "an old operation nuclear f°'"9 exceoc;t NATO's in
mlttee. Sena. Sam Nunn <D-Ga.) that we've seen before. ranae aad deatructl\te force1 and Dewey ~ <R.OkJa.) "The fact.I doo't bact up the meanlnt tbe Soviet foree WOQJo
sai d Soviet forces ln East.em atatemenu o1 alarm," be said. be more etteetlve 11 ~ after'
&urope have the capability to "Tiley happen, though, every NATO e«>ventloaal uaJts bad
launch, with little warnini, a year •hen they're about to vote bea ctrtwn back.
"potenUall:J devaataUn1" attack on the U.S. military blldget and A Pentqon.auUk>rised 1tuc1y
lo central Europe. r1&bt on acbedule with the NATO laat yqr by former Gen. James
annual general meeting," L . H0Uln11wortb urfed that
'"l"llB SIGNinCANCE OF a The Senate report, made after NA TO fCJl'Cel be deployed farther
Pact capability to launch aucb an a tour of NATO countriea called forward and that ~ey be pre.
attack h'om virtually a standing for a top priority conference ol pared to fldlt a abort war. Lut
atut cannot be exaggerated," NATO political and military week. out1oln1 Defenu
•aid the report. released as the leaden. Secretar1 Donald RumSfeld
Armed Servicet Committee pre-warned that the SoYieta could pared to open annual bearings on IT SAID U.S. atrateatc plan· commit ball a m1QJoD meq, all ID
U.S . military posture and ning usumptions ~ming the armoredorotbermoblleunlt.a,,to
weapona needs. likely WaJ"IWlg time and duratioc a "blltakriea" type of IU!J"l98
Tbe bead of a French th1ot ol a European war muat be re-att.act against NATO.
-NATO's southern flank in
the lled.lterranean ll "Uttle more
than a shambles." and NATO
1overnmenta there "appear to be
abdlcatlnl thelr retponaJbWUes"
whUe Soviet naval presence
grows.
Tbe plan under wblcb NATO
deelslou are C!OUectJvely made
ll "ao co':J::: and cumbersome tbat It t' the catastrophic
prospect ol bolttlitles preceding
even a NATO decisio n to
mobtltze." That ls "clearl)' unac·
ceptable qaiut lhe threat ol u.n· expected at&.ack. ••
.. ..,, ...
Citing (amily reasons. Sen. J a m es Abourezk CD·S.D.)
announced today be wW not
seek a second term ln the
U.S. Senate. "I never had
the idea J sh ouJd perpetuate
myself in office." be said.
tank, meanwhile, said lo an in-vlled, wbile NATO forces UD·
tervlew that the debate In the dergo extensive overhaul and
United States about the possibili· modernizatloo to give them a
ly of the Soviet Union having "qu.ntumjump" in conventional
achieved military superiority ls firepower.
a false one and U .S. fot'ces are U.S. mWtary policy 1D Europe
still "clearly dominant." assumes three weeu • warning ot
The statement came from Gen. any major attack. It aleo as.
George Buis. who retired. in 1972 s um es NATO's forward de·
as director of the French armed fenses, by falling back to absorb
forces· Center for Superior the impact. could be reinforced
Mllltary Studies. He ts now presi· in time to hall the onslaught.
dent of 'tbe Foundat.ioo for Na· The Senate study said NATO
tional Defense Studies, a three-deficiencies would cut the time to
year-old organization partly prepare a defense and ability to
Tbe new Senate report in·
eluded these key polnta:
-RECENTLY ENLAllGED
Soviet. forces now are being up.
graded with modern tanks, troop carriers and self-prope lled
artWery. NATO, on the other
band, ii equipped with fewer out-
moded or Inferior vehicles.
Spain Reports 2nd
Top-level Kidnap
-NATO a ir forces are
superior, but Soviet air power
has undergone a "dra matic
transformation," s hifting away
MADRID, Spain (AP> -Spain's top mllltary judge wu kldnaped
today in the midst of rising political violence. One person was report-
ed killed and eight were injured in the second day of clubes between riot police and left-wing demonstrators in downtown Madrid.
Four armed men grabbed U . Gen. Emilio Villaescusa Quilla, pre-
Toots Shor, 73,Dies
Of Unnamed Illness
sident of the Supreme Court of (
downtown apartment for work IN SHORT Military Justice, as be left bis J
and drove him off in bis army
car. news reports said. -----------The newspaper Diario 16 said extreme leftists claimed
repsonalbWty.
~r..,,.ee.-
Christian baJl ot Betrut went oa
strike today to protest the ent:rJ
of Syrian peacekeeping troops 1n
force into their sector. apparent·
ly to rOWld up weapons aWJ held
by fighters ln the Lebanese dvU
war. reports Hid.
• NEW YORK tAP> -Bemard "Toots" Shor. a s_aloonkeeper wbo
served atrongdrinks and goodstoriestocelebriUea, baa died al age 73.
Shor died shortly before midnight Sunday of an undisclosed illness.
sALisBu Rv. Rhodesia <AP>
-Britain's latest Rhodesian
peace effort foundered today as
the white minority government
firmly rejected new proposals
for a · return to a Geneva con-
ference with black leaders.
He had been hospitalized since Dec.13 at New York University Medical Center.
'SALOONKEEPER' DIES
1'oota' Short 71
AT THE TIME of his de.alb,
Sho r was rt.inning two mid·
M anbattan saloons.
He always said be r an his
watering boles for hia pals and
didn't care that people be didn't
like -he called them "crumb
bums" -found him aomewbat
abrupt.
An acquaintance once aaid.
"He's exactly the kind of guy he'd
throw outothis place.··
DESPll'E IDS disregard for
Fiery Alarm
Burning Leaves Bring Aid
PALATKA. na. (AP) -A forest dweller, cbaloed to a tree for
about 12 hours b)' an angry neighbor, summoned rescuen by setting
a fire in leaves at.his feet, poUce say.
Franklin Ruld.was rescued Saturday when firefighters rushed
to the 1moty blue Jn north Florida's Ocala National Forest.
AlJTllOUTIES FROM PUTNAM AND Marion Counties were
looting for Leo Suon, 48, on charges of aggravated assault and tld·
naplng. Police said Sunday that Saxon was angry because Rudd bad
accused him of burglary.
When Rudd returned from work Friday, Saxon was waiting ln
hil home, said Putnam Sheriff's Capt. Clifford Miller. Saxon made
Rudd sign letters saying be bad fal&ely reported a 1976 burglary for
which Sum faced trial next month Miller aaid.
Saxoa then chained and gacg;d Rudd, drove him to a part of the
forest lo llarion County, bound blm to a tree and left hJm bleeding
from a head wound suffered in their sttugele, Miller said.
• .,... ...U: TBING WAS FOllKULATED to make it look
De &add exonerated Suon ol tbe burglary, then disappeared to
~ fadng a cbarle ol maki.q a false report," MWer said. "And .., ... tobe friends .••
But Rudd, altbougb chained, was able to reach a cigarette
~ in bla pocket. He scraped toeetber some leaves and set them
c:mftn. ·-n... wu a atrollg wind. so be put tbe fire wbettlt would blow
n1a7 from him." Miller saJd. "Rudd is a woodsman; be knew what
M••do6nc·"
More Snow
mosl accepted rules of good
customer relations, Shore at-
tracted a wide and loyal follow·
inc. including s uc h avowed
partisans u writer Ernest Hem·
ingway, baseball great Joe
DiMaggio, boxing heavyweight
Jack Dempsey-wbo bad bia own
bar -and the late act.or Paul
Douglas.
Called "Toota" for as long u he
could remember, be wu born in
Philadelphia on May ts. 1903. His
mother died when be was ~. his
father rive years later.
The British chairman of the de.
adlocked Geneva conference, Ivor Richard, said be saw no
purpose in calling the conference
together again. He blamed the
collapse of the negoUations on Rhodesian Prime )llnJster Ian
Smith and aaid be felt "sad and
apprehensive" about the future
of Brttain'a rebel colony in southern Africa. .,..,. ... ~-
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Travelers arriving rrom the
Lebanese capital sald Syrian
troo ps and ta nk s s e t u p
roadblocks and were stopping
vehi c les in the Chris tian
Asbrafiyeb district.
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vesligators should be able to (ind
as many as so members of Congress who have taken money
from South Korean agents, the
Senate's minority leader says.
Sen. Howard Baker <R·Tenn.> .
said Sunday that not all of &hose
lnvolved are Democrats, and
added that most are members~
the House of Representatives.
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Charged
In Threat
SAN P'RANCJSOO (AP> -A
Mll-1tyJed courier for an Uftdtr'·
.around t.erroriat group hu been
char1ed wfth t.hreatenln& public
olllclals iJ> the measacts he al· letedly delivered from the New
World Liberation Fronl.
Jacqu• Roiiera. 38, wu ar-
re4led Sunday at bit bome
without Incident. A spokesman aata the distrtct aUomey's office
wouJd ask for $100,000 ball.
POLICE SAID Roglers was
booked on four counts of
threatening public offlclala and
oae count of threat.enin& for ex-tortion.
Police said the cbar1es cov-
ered communiques allegedly
written by tbe NWLF and de·
livered by ftogiers on Dec. 11,
197S; Jan. 9, 1976; Dec. 1, 1976,
and Jan. 19, im.
THE MOST recent communi·
que claimed NWLF reaponaibill·
ty for a series of bomb blasts at a
Sausalito subst.aUon of Pacific
Gu & Electric Co. The bombs
caused no damage.
The December 1975 communi·
que attacked Board of
Supervisors m e mber John
Barbagelata, calling him a
"weak, deranged butzard" and
demanding the s upervisors
spend Sl00,000 for a health pro·
gram at San Bruno County Jail.
IT THREATENED the
supervisors with unnamed "con·
sequences" il they failed to sub-
mit to the NWLF demands.
Fol'°"' the Bou11d119 Ban
Some 40 students from two Junior High
schools located in Riverside make at-
tempts to push the g ia nt ball into the end
zone. The game, called "Push BaU" or
''War Ball". is played by two teams of a
maximum ol 25 each which try to score
one pomt to win the ~ame. Pushing the
monstrous ball is the object of the game
but sometimes the ball goes into the air
making the ~Hoot tall bait appear to dwarf
the participants.
. ...
~· JMulry2'. 1'17 DAil y ... LOT A•
Grim Pletare
Dwindling GaS
Crisis in State ~
LOS ANGELES <AP> -It ls a srtm plcture that Calli~•
uUUUea paint. The at.at.e's suppJ,y of natural au la dwi.DdllDI ud'ln·
Jess new sources are lo place by 1961. bomee and small tM'lt"t,.OI
may have their gu shut ofr. Some indualrtai uaen already ba,.
been curta11ed. •
To avert t.be crtala, CaU!omla 's two larceat ut.lUUea, PatJllt
LlgbUng parent firm of Southern California Ou CompaD.)'. -.CS
Pacific Gu & Electric ln the north, have proposed a number~~
Jecls to get more natural gu to the state.
ONE PLAY, the Arctic Oas Projeet, involves transport1q 1u
from Alaaka's North Slope to tbe lower '8 states. Three·~'
companies are competing ln the project. Two want '° bUlld a
pipeline overland and one wants to ahlp the au south by tanbr.
California would get about 30 percent or tb1a 1as. but a ptpeltM
couldn't be re.cty before 1983.
The third and m08t controversial project seeta to brtn,~:'9
quantities rA Uquelied Natural Gas CLNG> to callfonlia by er
s hip. Tllti proposal means cooatrucbOn of one or more LNG
terminals to lake the liquid eu out ol apeclally-bullt lanken, aton it
and revaporlie It fM use by utillty customers. Most Uke\1 to Win
fint approval ls a site at Oxnard which would receive natural 1u
from fndoaesta.
NA TUML GAS is liquefied by clillllo, lt to mJnua 280 desre-. a
point at which 000 cublc fe« ~as will coodeaae lnto one cubtc root
of liquid. When It ls revapo . the cold gu at fint h&J\81 cloM to
the ground, forminc a pot~tially explosive cloud. Tbe dtautroua posslblllties ot a spill a.re u.
luatratecl by a UH4 ta.Dk rup. ( ) ture at tbe naUoo'a fint LNG ENERGY facility in Cleveland wbicb re-
sulted In a fire that killed 133 _ _
persons and Injured another 300.
UtllltJts say that today's LNG tanks are far stroaaer thu ~
ones In use during the Cleveland holocaust a.ad point out that the
terminals planned for California will have blgh concrete dlkee around thetanka. '
The safety issue is far from aetUed. however. with a CallfottUa
assemblyman charging that construction standards for LNG
raciliUes are dangerously below those mandated for nuclear power plants. an assertion the utllilies deny.
Report Nixes
Free Fares
For Seniors
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SACRAMENTO <AP> -Seruor
citizens should not be given free
rides on public transportation
because of the revenue loss and
other problems that would occur,
a state report says.
Leeislative Analyst A. Alan
P03t aaid that moet systems now
provide low fares for senior
dtiz.en riders. A free ride would
eoet about $4 mUlion in lost (und-lnl. be added.
''Because of the low fares
already enjoyed by senior
ctuzena, the resulting revenue
1011, and Implementation dlf·
-flcultles, we would not reeom·
mJnd a fare·free program for the
elderly." the report said
FoarSlala
Mayor Says
Nua to Gift
SAN .FRANCISCO CAP)
-Io San Francisco. ter·
rorial bombs are not un-
common, so when Mayor
George Moscone found a
box inside a paper bag on
bia front steps, be quickly
called the police bomb
squad.
Officers gingerly placed
the offending package lnto
a apeeial bomb truck Sun·
day and took it to a dis·
poul center for examina-
tion.
The contenta1 Aaaorted
...U. a Bi.ft to the mayor
from an unidentified
90U.J'ce. Tbe mayor said he
wun'thungry.
IA Police Probe
FamilyM~rs
LOS ANG EL~ <AP> -Police are lnYe8U1aung the dealba of a
woman and three of her daqhten wbose bodies were found in \heir
sout.b·ceatral area home. t.be victims of a crtsly slaughter.
The bodies were round Sunday by curious nelebbors who bad
~ome alarmed by a lack of activity at tbebome. OnJy a two-year·
old 1trl aurvtved the attack.
Police ldeotined lbe dead as Billy Collier. 30, and her daughU:n;
-Sonia Slmpeon, 12. Francoise Corner, 10, and Desiree Wash. 7.
Th• •urvtvtq child was ldtnUfied as Celeatlne Bishop. Police said It
appeared the woman bad been strangled and tbe children shot with
a smaller-caliber weapon . ............ -~
BERKELEY <AP> -A mild earthquake rattled windows and uuaed IOO'le residents to call pohce on Sunday -but a seismologist
1ald it apparently was not an aftershock of the swarm of st.rooger
tttmon nut bere two weeks aeo.
A spokesman at the ( J University or California Sta le Seismographic Station said
the quake at 9:46 a.m. <PST>
wu centered on the Hayward
fault a few mUee aoulh of the university and relistered about 2.0 on
the Rlchtec tcale .
...., .... Del ........
SACRAMENTO (AP> -A lealalatlve bearing ia Hl for Wednes-
da7 to determine why the Dow CbemJcal Co. abelved plans ror a SSOO
mlWon Dlant 40 miles nortbeaat of San Franclaco.
Stat. Sen. John Holmdabl, (0.Caatro Valley), chairman of lbe
Jo&Dt Committee on t.be State's Economy, announced the bearing
over tbe weekend.
"Tbe loaa of l ,000 construct.too Jobi lutJq five years, t.be ION of
1.000 factory jobs luting a lifetime, these are lbe more Immediate
r.uJta," Hohndabl aaid.
VCA.•_pe•I•~..,.....
Bl:RICELEY CAP) -The Univenity of California bad to appeal
a coart dedlton atriklne down special minority admlsalom pro-vam• ~aUH It would bave caused praent U~iltiatna to be drc>PS*I or nMNd and "would surely exert a c effect on.
prosrams tbrou&hout the country," UC Prelldent Da Suoo aaid
Sun4a7.
Suca aatcS the decialoo, bem, appealed to the U.S. Supreme
C4ul1.. would be a "arutbiDC blow to tbe man1 mioortt.1 1tudeata w. workinl hard .•. ln tbe bope that acceu to proteuk>n_. trahllnl
• a realJltlc poniblllty deapite bandJcapped educ1Uonal back· P'CNftda.'•
r i•• S•dee• ~ &....,
MARTINl!Z CAP) -The American Cancer Socl~y bu reJett.ed
• SUJ.000 srant PJ"OPOU} to determlne lf a relatlonahlp extJts bet.-lnchaltrlal emlqjooa and cancer in Contra Coeta CoU.nty.
Jluritt ~worth, society spokeswoman here, aald over the ""'•Dd Chit the propoaal cUd not meet tb• soetec.r crtterta tor re·
H&reb }ranta.
Ted Onow, dlreetor of the eount.J bea1tb departme12t'1 environ·
mntal btalth dlvt.lon. Hid UM pl&DZMd atlady would uwolve
ataU.tkal recwdJnt but would oot bave clAnd .U.att OD c~r pa· ~--
Sc:c your thcrm0$tat at 68° in1tead
of 72° and save:! If you·~ an the ~bit o(
keeping your thermostat at 72~ you·~
wn~ting money
Because with a 51iaht flick of the wrist
I<' the ldt. you can move: the1'fedlc to 68!>
AnJ mcwc-your heating costs about zscr,.
lowC"r.
There are other W:lyt to lower ht'adng
coets. too.
Property lnautate your auk. With
proptr lnaulation you C3n ~uc,. hc:alina
cost6 aubstanti31ly YC>u'll :ilao save: en air
condl1lonlnlf eo ct. Ba&ed on 1od3y's prtct•.
pmptrly maul1t1na an auic U'I ~ ryplcal
houk' runs ~tween $'200 tnd S }()(),
And what ~tttr place to lnYtst your
money than in your own h(1me' h', a
1rn11blc lonJ'·tcrm investment. $(,call nn
Insulation rontroctor
So~ more wave to lower heaclna
CotU and UVC tnetfV. l.owtr your heat
~ttlnlol m tUrf\ 11 off whtn you're away
(f'<\m home. HClwQvcr. in areas where
frttzin1o1 may occur. a 400 dle~tu
M"nin.z i~ advls.1blc.
Wcat.Mr~tnr your doon and win·
dow.s. Cfmt" your draptrles and curtains
to kc:cp heat in Kc:l!'p the fireplace dt1mpcr
dt:let'd as well 1111 vent In rooma not be.in"
uttd Milk" surl' y('l\lr llltcn ore clean.
Mayhc-thrv rvt'n ne-cd replllclna
D1rrv rttum·atr grilles ind worm air
ducu can cot( you, coo. And i( you have
dc:('mc r~d1ant heotlna tt will be wonh
~ur while wh<'n ~u Dre: home ro cum <'ff
thcrm\•!tt:Jts In room' noc being uaed.
mr a free conservation booklet on
other ways to save enern. write
"c.onaervadon:· Edit0n. P.O. Box 800.
ROKm<'ad. CA Ql770.
' I Sout"-'" Callfomla Etllaon •. : ""~~l~ •
;JAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Pointless Pursuit I
~ : t
~ In mid-uns. Orange County superviaon
latmcbed one ol their more ln!amous escapades
••en. under the ,W.Se of a bud&et declaioo, they al-
te\:npted to tran&f er 22 district attorney in·
v;stlaaton to the sheriff's department.
lD reality. the transfer had nothing to do with
get.a and everytbing to do with the Board of
rvtaors attempting to dictate funcUons in the
dittrlct attorney's office.
t There's no question but that the transfer move
lei-by former Supervisor Robert Battin, was de-
stined by Dr. Louis Cella. the one-time county
pc4iUcal kingpin who had good reason to want Dis-
trict Attorney Cecil Hicks' investigative staff
ei:jascu.lated.
• Tbe transl er attempt approved by the Board of
Supervilon on a S-0 vote was blocked by a court or-
d4$' lbat is now being appealed to a higher court
add comes up for bearing next month.
• Wby'! What is to be gained by stretching the
mflddy laaue that does no credit to the Board of
5qperviaon any further'!
Supervisors should reconsider pressing the ap-
..-1 and save themselves further embarrassment b3'! punutng a course or action that was lli·f ated
ff?m the outset.
' ' Forget It!
'Taking time out from the more serious business
ofl!electing their state-leased cars for this year (the
t.rtnd is away from economy compacts and toward
mP,re luxury models, we are advised), our lawmakers
in_~acramento have found another pressing issue to
dqoate
log Auembly Member for both aa.ea.
It waa not an easy dectaloo. Some oppooenta
feared they would be '"neutaed." Otben thought the
public abould know whether a man or a woman la car-
rying. bill.
So ou Jan. 18 lbe Assembly, after further debate,
voted 41·26 to recooalder the resolution. Tb1s mean&
that fQ( the time being tbe male and female diaUnc·
tlon will be retained.
No doubt we will bear more oo Uda weighty mat-
ter. ,
But as one member co.llllMllt.ed aptly, "Millions
or Callfomlane will uy if you haven't got something
better to do. you abouldn 't be up there."
That's exactly what we aay. Alao, clroP lti forget
it, kill it-e.od face up to aomeot tbe real prob ema of
the state.
Bright Idea
One generally thinks oflawyen as people with a iii\ for expanding rather than reducing paperwork.
The reverse talent bu earned deputy Orange
County public defender James Merwin an award of
$1,SOO in the county's employe aua.gestion program.
Merwin managed to condense a 21·page form into
a single page, a trick the county estin:&ates will save
$50,000 a year, along with 300 hours of judges' time
and more than 2,000 hours of office work.
This is no small accomplishment. It's a good ex-
ample of the success of the suggestion program under
which county employes can earn up to 10 percent of
the annual amount their suggestions save the county.
to a maximum of $1,SOO.
_.._.......,.
' On Jan. 14 the Assembly, after extended dis·
cussion, voted 48-27 to adopt a resolution offered by
one of its five women members lo eliminate the
customary titles of Assemblyman and As·
semblywoman from the authorship of bills, substitut-
In the two years of its existence, the program has
saved the county more than $150,000. or course similar money-saving programs have
been used in private industry for many years, but it's
nice to know the county has discovered them and is
reaping a welcome benefit.
'Why don't we reguter it under a foreign /Jag and Ute it for
shipping ..• like the US oil campanjes!'
XFactor
Keyto
Marriage
~YDNEY HARRIS)
"Many a man who ls In love
with a dimple," said Stephen
Leacock, "makes the mistake of
marrying the whole lirl·"
J quoted U1ia apbort.sm laat
week to a young man who COO·
fided to me
that be bad
almost de-
c l de d to
many a eer-
t al o girl
because she
bu1ocb "fine
qualities."
One of the
grand error• we tend to
make when we are JOUDg la au~
poa1ng that a person ii a bond.le
d qullUes. And we add up the
1odfvidual 's good and bad
qaallUea. like a bookkeeper wortdnc oa deb!ta and credits.
11 \be balance ls favorable, we
may decide to tab the Jwnp. But
hlDIWl arithmetic bas a buce
"X" factol' tbat never abowa up
on the boob. It ls this "X" fac-
tor. and not tbe quail lies
tbeluelvea, that determines tbe
IUfteU or failure d an emo-
tioaal relatJoosbJp.
TBS WO•LD i.a tulJ d &m.ba~
P.f mm and women wbo marned
tbei:r m-.. *•UM d a prepoD· derW. of "lood" qual.IUea -
~ty. 1entlenesa., 1tabtllt1,
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Boo to those so-called twist
off bottle tops. You have to
be King Koog to get them
off. P.O.
--.o...-•llt•• ... --.., r.-nMd .. •OIM<eu.rllyrwll«lllle
V'-Of UM -p1.-r S...i ...... ,.. --OloomyG .... OallY"*
generosity. n seemed to be a
MMmd 1Dvestment.
Love. bowever, -is oot an In-
vestment; it is an adventure.
And, wben the marrtage turns
out to be u dull and eomfortable
• a sound investment, the dla· 1runtled party soon turns
eiaewbtte for adventure.
We have lost s!gbt of the fact
that a penonallty is much more
than a collection of traits, and
th.at love la a celebraUoo of a
mystery, not an inventory of aa-
seta. No one knows wby two
penooalitiea do or do not get alone well to1ether; but we do
know that lt bu llttle, to do with
the trait. you can weigh aod
measure and tabulate.
IGNOaA.NT people are always "7inlf. •·1 wonder 9'hat be sees
In ber." not reallz1n& that what
be sees in ber Caod wbal oo one
else can see ln ber> la tbe aecnrt
essence of love. Love la always
an overvaluation -a dlatortlon, if you will -of the other person.
Entering a maniqe calmly
and raUonally ls lite dancing a
bacchanal calmly and rational-
ly; it ls a contrad!ctlan in t.erma.
It lakes Into aecounl everythJ.ng
except what la important: the
spirit:
Seaate ProlJes Charges
U.S.-Cuha Germ Warfare Plot?
WASHINGTON -Apparently,
the United Stutes and Cuba
planned t.o wage germ warfare
against one another's live.tock a
few years back.
The Senate Intelligence Com·
mittee is already Investigating the startling
charge that
the CIA spread
African swine
fever in Cuba.
The disease
de•aatated
tbe Island'•
pig popula-
tioa.
Now we
have teamed that the Cubana bad
a scheme ol their own to infest
U.S. cattle with boof-and·moutb disease. The idea eventually wu
abandoned, but 1D Aprtl, 198Z,
Cuban Politburo member An·
tonlo Nunez Jimenez dlacuse«I
lbe hoof-and-mouth plot with four
top Cu.ban scientists.
Tbe amazing story bu been
burled in intellfcence documenta,
wblcb we bave now SffD.
Nunez Jimenez Informed the
four acleotista, according to an
intelligence memo '"that CUba
waa now ready to give tbe United
Statea a •doae of lta own
medicine.'
"Nunez Jimenez further e:i·
plained,·· coaUAued tbe memo,
''that Cuba bad tbe ablUty,
through specially trained agent.a,
to destroy the cattle Industry ol the United States by spreading
an epizootic fever known com·
monly aa 'boof ·and-moutb d.la-eue'."
A boot-and-mouth epidemic
would have forced the deltruc·
(JACK ANDERSON)
tion of tbe lnlected cattle. Out-
breaks In the United States In
1929and1D Mexico 1D !Ne wiped
out millkJna worth ol livestock.
FBDEUL AGENTS, alarmed
at the ftnt-penon account of
Nunn Jimenes' threat, made
further lnqulrtes and round that
"the CUbao government bad
opened a bacteriological
laboratoey ln Soroa, Plnar del
Rio PrcMnee."
Tb.la seem lab, "located In the
formerorcbid gardens of Soroa,·• waa run by a Spanish exile named Dr. Martinez Viera. He
waa auiated by a Cuban and a
former American resident. The
latter was a woman wbo washed
l:tle teat tubea and vlala used by
Or. Viera, reported tbe memo.
At the Ume or the memo, writ-
ten lo UNS3, it appeared that
"Nunez Jimenez bad made ar-
rangements for three Soviet bac-teriologlats lo take over the
laboratory."
One purpose of the lab, ln-
terestingly. was to "detennlne
the cause of u epidemic wbicb
completely destroyed the blrda ol
a turkey farm." However, we
can fmd no evidence that the
turkeys, like a reported 500.000
Cuban pigs, may have been the
victims of CIA germ warfare.
ANOTBl!!R COVERUP!:
There la no looger any question
about It: both tbe FBI and CIA
wlthbeld euenUal facts from the Warren Commiaslon about the assaasioatioo or President John
F. Kennedy.
The FBI never allowed the
commiaaloo access t.o it.a files,
and the members were so in-
timidated by tbe late FBI chief J .
Edgar Hoover that they never
protested. Instead, they relied
upon FBI summaries and
Hoover's letters.
We have now learned. for ex-
ample. that the FBJ bad m its
mes at least 69 reports on the pre-
aasaaalnat.ion activities ol Lee
Harvey Oswald. Only 46 ol lhese
were summarised for the Warren Commiaaion; the remaining 23
were heJd back. Tbua. the com-
mlaaloo accused Oawald of the
murder without considering all
the available facts.
THE aA AL80 provided the
commlulon with selecUve ln-
formatioo and covered up cruciaJ
facts. Indeed, congreNtonal In·
veaUgatora uy tbe CIA de-
liberately Ued about some ol tbe
details that were furnlahed to the
com mlsslon.
Durio& tbe closing weelts ol the last Congress. tbe House
established a special aasasalna·
lions committee, which bas bare-
ly started Its Investigation of the
Kennedy killing. Yet ltl in-
vestt1at.ors have already in·
tervlewed about two dozen key
witnesses who had never been
quesUoned preyiou.sly.
Tbey included people who bad
actually witnessed the sbooting
and the scene afterward inside
the Dallas b06pit.al. Sources with
tmport.anl information ln Mexico
City and Miami were aJao in·
terviewed for the first time.
NOW THERE are disturbing
reports that the FBI and ClA are
directing an undercover cam-
paign against the committee.
Congreqional sourcea aay the
two embattled agencies are
spreading derogatory storlea
about'tbe committee.
The CIA, these sources say,
also offered to take over the com·
mittee's security. This incredible
proposal would have placed the
CIA. a target of the lnvestigaUon,
in charge of the committee rues.
After the offer was rejected and investigators started asking
embarrassing questions, tbe CIA
allegedly urged the Senate ln·
telligeoce Committee to take tbe
lead in Investigating the Ken-
nedy assassi.D,ation. ApparenUy,
the CIA fell that the Senate com-
mittee would be more frieodly.
Footnote: At tb.is writlnl, the
CIA bas not responded to our ~
quest for a comment. A JuaUce
Dept. spokesman said that the
FBI la cooperating fully wtlb the
commlttee, not oblJtMJctlng tt.
Youth Funds: 'Stalking the Large Green Grant'
WASHINGTON -There ls a
la.rte. sJoay pamphlet out that t.eUa you bow
to &•t laJt·
payer money
lo me 1 1
around with
other people' 1
c:blldnn. Put
out by tbe Na-
tloaal Youth
Alternativea
Project. lh1• pulllieaUon Is
called ''Stalking the Larae Green
Of'aot: A f'uod Raidq Manual
For YOQth Serrine Agencte.a," and on it. cover there is a blowup
dpartof a Federal Reserve note.
The Youth Alternatives Pro-
ject centers its attention on
runaways and works with
aheltera w blcb have been e1\abll1b1d for them. Wltb
names like Yellow Brtct Road.
Total Awareness, The Lookin&
Glaa PamU.v Crisis laterveoUon Center, they conjure up a vision ot a d.readtUJ meJanaedtbe vUer aort ot ordained youth worbr,
c:barlataoa from the <u1b >
bu.ma potential movement. ttw
more •ltlesa sort ol •octal wort., and reformed drua ad·
dLtU wbo can't throw off \he
Ju...Ua ot tbe 1890I.
UM •aDJ of the earl.er en-••-ur• Jn IOdal wort. tbo PIOllle blllldlni ue um new In· _., .,.. boatlt by their Ufhl,I
-olllJrioa to u... obJedJoGa ... oaCM to be ralMd at uani
tax money or even t.ax-aempt
money for these pt.U'pQM9. After
all, running away from home
ian 't a aerioua problem unless the
rest or us make ll one. U
minimum wage and health. safe·
tJ and otbtt laws ...., 1. used aa a
barrier to employment, It's dlf.
ncult to aee why the at.ate Ct.bat w, the government> sbould be
concero.ed about nmaways. at
leut those over a certal.D aae.
WHAT'S Important la that runaways, like other young peo-
ple who atop their acbool.lng, aro
provided a practical way to re-
sume their studies after tbey'n
had thetr tun aod their runa. A
system of shelters stocked with
clergymen, various 1pecles or
shrinks and social "'°"en moat
likely acts to encouraae
runaways.
The alarmlni thine about
Stalking the Larae Green Graot la lbe number, variety and
nature of the Federal llve&WaJ
proarama almed toward 10Uth.
When you have Feds-al'°""''
ment bureaua wltb,oall\el Ute
the omce of Youth Devel~t, tt la bard to foresee any limit to
the lnterva>tlon of cJvil aervtce
f\lnctlooartn ln the rdaUonlblp
between older cbildrm and their
famUtet. Take tbe Mtcht110
Coalition of Ruoawu Stn1ces, an entlty which clldn't UUt four
yean atO and DOW baa ·.~l an .. 11tant djred«, a wcmun.a
aallltant apet!lallat. a pst.Ume tra1nlna and anoUw pmt.tlme
( VON HOFFMAN )
research spedallat aJonc wiUI a
budeet that baa moved up from
zero to close to half a mUUoo.
StalklDe the Laree Green Grant
tells u1 tbat: ·'The coalition
memben have recmtly dedded
that providing runaway servtces
should be seen u only part ot tta
function, and that the coallUon
abould be more lovolved wtth
you.o1 people 'a problema and
oeeda in general."
TRE CLA88IC way for h\IDCl'Y
social worktra and others
qaged ln the tu-supported do-
ing of good la to patholoclze lbe
victims, that la tbe "cUentl" or
rectpienta of tbeae IM!l"Vice9. 'lbul
old •Je, wbtcb was once a state of life t.broUCh wblcb molt of us 10 1n our journeys to the craft, b.&I
been converted Into a
pethok>1Scal cond.ltioa witb Ill ~~rarnt, uiedlcal, aoelal
cal and PIYCbo&ollcal.
Tbe patboloaluttoD of
cblldbood 11 already well·
adHne«I, aad, 11 '°" thJM I'm
en1u.ln1 In byDel'bole. J dte
here Ibe case of l amee. a Id*'
boy eentenced to dnll IMd.lca~
Uoo for h.YDerkin..U a1tbouah be
displayed aon or tbe ·~ ot the dlMue. Kow ta thll poul·
blet Ben ls a quote h'om tM r.
port ol UM PIJCblatrtlt do U· aaUned Jam•:
"James •bowed DO byperac-
th1ty either in my omce"' in the
waltlDg room. He wu not rest·
leu or fidgety. HI.a ettentioo and
concentrattoo were good. and he
wun't d.latractable. Tbere was
DO evidence or thoueht CIC affect
dilorder. R.commeodation: Ac·
ceptance for treatment procnm as well u pbarmacotherapeutlc
treatment baaed on tbe dlqnoeis or byperklnetlc reaction or
cblldbood.''
No aymptoma, no clinical re-aaoa to tb1nk tho cblld bad the dJaease, a.od be'a put in therapy
and on mecllcaUoo an.yway. A
neurolotilt and a r.ychQloebt who al.lo examined amea came
to \be aame conclualon. namely
that the boy dlaplayed DO algn ol
bypertlneslai they a1lo recom·
mended b.1m IOI' lreatmeot.
'1'1118 CASE ls cited by Richard
A. Cloward and Francee Fox
Piftll in a receotlY pubHabed
book called "Radical Social
Worll" <Pantheon, 1978, sz.tS
papttbeck). They a1ao LDcluded
an example of a IOClal aceney.
onslnally aet up to provide
reernUoo f« klds, deddloC It
could aet 111ore money 1eUbl1 In·
to mental bealtb, a bup aowth
lndu•try. The atency bef an
makln1 dlapoees olUie k1da ~ came \hen to pt., buketbaU ahbcJucb, lo the wcril ol a aoclal
work•r wbo trled to atop
what Wll llO(aa OD. "No dit!nt
bad bem acfyiMd of tbe qeoey'•
new mtat.t.l be-1tb dlnctioD. «
or the agency's intention of 'cooperating' wllh the ap·
propriate city and state agency
by sending ln diagnoses. . .Since
the kids came here ror recreaUon
it was unfair for them to be
diagnosed. Wbeo I send my own
kid to camp or to the •y• to awlm,
etc., I would be very disturbed
about the existence ol sucb a rue
on people wbo come and utillM
services lnnocenUy. ud then
have a folder made up on them
that can be damagtns to them ID
hater Wt."
WBSN 11' laa't lmmedilUIJ
~bl• to convince people that
wbot waa once normal, ordinary
and uaual -i.e., childhood,
youth, old a1e -la now
patboloalcal, lt la done by
dlasnoeln1 aomeone and thereby
putUn1 blm In the shadow of In·
1Ututfon1I and 1overnmental
1upervllloo the rest ol b1a We.
It la certalaly true tbat
~ hue never fe&t leu able to do t« tbelr cblldnn, to ~
vtde a cocoon and an envtroo·
ment In which their children wU1 rrow up ablorblnlJ their valuet
and emulallnf their behavior. Oo•eramtntA action o! lbete
k1nda accelerates the weakcntnc
ol family and commun1t.Y u the
prlmary meana of trainlnl and
controWna the youns. Ftnt You rearranao a eoctot.y
to make It difficult foc the family
to CNT7 out tu tradltkmal Job,
tbea you further lncapedi.~ It
by encoun.in1 f am.Uy members
to look to institutions, outside agencies and the government
itaelf to perform the family's
functions and you tax the family
to pay for it. But It doesn't work because ln our stage ol history
our big Institutions are only able
to weaken tradltlonal rela·
Uonsblps, not subatltute for them. They all operate under the
motto HEW made famom: "No
Mrvice for every need, no need
for every service."
ORANO• CX>AIT
DAILY PILOT
~ N. Wffd. P"'*'-
Thomot K~. ldlliol
BorborolC~
tdlloriol PoQ• ec111or
The edltortal r,•1• cl lbe DmlJ Piiot Heh o Inform ud
st.lmulete ,.aden bf ~ on th.la pace dlvll"M ~
on ~ea of Interest by a,ncke&·
td columnlata and ca~ b1
providlni a forum for relden'
views ind by prHenUq llUa
new11paper'a oplnlona and \deu
on current toplc1. The edhortal
opln1on11 oHhe Dally PUot appear
only In lhe tdltorial column at t.he
top of thf' P•ae. Oplnlone ...
pressed by the columnllll ud
cartoonlats and letter wril*'I .,..
\Mir own •nd no endotMIDll'lt ol their vlewa by Lal• o.&lJ PUot
lbouJd a>. inferred.
Mond91, Ju. ~lift
Monday.~24. tm DAI\. Y PtLOT ,4f
Undertakers Face Consumer Wrath
''P'int of all. they don't know Wbo to
compl-1n to. Al.lo. lbere'a a feelina that It •a undlpified. There's a shame,
a sUgma about it -like you 're putting
a price ClO a dead relative's Ute. When
coosumen tnow wbere to complain,
they do."
THE NATIONAL aETl8BD
BJ STEPHEN POX
LOS ANG~ <AP> -Fourteen
yeara alter publlcatloo of "The American Way of Death," Jeulca
Mitford'• be:tt .. elling expo&e ol the
funeral industry, Californians say
tbey are atlll beint victimized by Wl·
dertaken wbo grab bodies. embalm
corpses without permiaalon and
preaaure IJ'fef·atricken families into
bQt.Di upenaive caskets and funeral
Nrvices.
• Teacbua AAoclaUoo and American
Association of Retired Persona ran a
series of questions on tuoeral tnnsac·
Uona ln tbeir newsletter and got
thousancbotrepUes.
Dave Dwminl. Wubingt.oD·baaed
legislative representative of the
NRTA·AARP, says the 10-mlllion member croup baa received more
mall on funeral abuses than any other
i.aaue the usociaUoo bas ever in·
quired about and bas forwarded more
than 4,000 complaints to the FTC.
Some examples:
-A Ventura woman arra.nginf her
father'• funeral says ahe and her
brother Ud to crawl on their banda
and bees through rubble ID a funeral
home basement t.o see inexpenaive
caskets instead of the expensive
models recommended by a funei-al
home salesman.
-A BIDDEN IBLLS woman says a
funeral direct« pressured her t.o ar-
range an elaborate aervtce for a dead
friend and insulted her when abe tried
t.o arrange a cremation as called for in
the deceased'• wUJ.
-An Episcopal priest arranging
b1a fathel'-lo·law'a funeral says an UD·
dertalter tried to aell him and bis wife
a more expensive casket on the pre-
text that the corpse would not fit in the
model they had selected. The caskets
bad the same measurements, the
priest claims.
-Letters from California members
ol a retired person.& organi1atioo tell
of bigb pressure from mortuary
~ ••• are --
.,uHag •• e••Pl•I• ..... IJelllfl ... c= , ...
feorelw•l .. e ;,.,.
dl•re•Jleetl•I of ••e •••
salesmen. embalming of corpses
without permiM.ioo and overcharg.
Ing.
-THE NATION'S LARGEST
funeral home operator, also tbeowner
of California 'a largest chain of funeral
homes, bas been ordered to stop em·
balm Ing bodies without permission, requiring a casket for cremation and
miarepreaenUog the watertight
qualities or caskets.
Tbe company -also accused of
bribing medical examiners, hospital
attendants md police to obtain bodies
• -bu been ordered t.o pay refunds or
up t.o $1 mlllioo to CUJtomen it over·
charged.
-The San Francisco Bay area's
lar1est funeral home operator has
been charged with 4S cowrta ol illegal practices, including "body·
analching," embalming corpses
without permission, intimidating
grieving families and disposing of re·
mains without proper permits.
THE PEDEaAL T&ADE Com·
mission. citing "serious abuses or
coosumen by large numbers or the
nation's 22,000 funeral homes," bas
propoaed sweeping nationwide rules
for the lnc:tustry. The FTC commmted
that .. the same abuses infllct substan·
Ual injury oo coosumers in every
atate l.n the natioa, free from any ef.
fectlve ttplation on the st.ate level."
In CaWomia, regulation of the
funeral industry Is left to the state
Board or Funeral Directon and Em·
balmers. an eilbt·member panel that
until this year has bffo dominated by
undertaken. Tbe board is pa.rt ol the
state Department of Consumer Af.
fain.
Tbe department ·a chief deputy
director. Rlcbard )lc)lanus,
descrlba it u "a private cartel'•
.,... •EAL PaOBLEllS Ue in
aot 1otn1 after the bad practices that
are Hcepted in l.be profesaloo."
AP ......
PROBE DIRECTOR
FTC'• KendlllMacVer
lfdfanus said in an interview. ed-
din1, "Probably some of the board
members are involved in the same
things."
Althouah the board ia suppoaed to
protect consumers. McManua said be
doubts that even ball its effort 1oes in
that direction.
"Tbey have two inspectors who
eeaerall)' look in the funeral homes'
embalm1gg room," be said. "One baa
t.o question whether that Is the most
important tblog lo do -the body
doesn't care if the room is dirty.
•-r&ESE AllE IUST routine mat·
ters to justify the existence of the two
impecton. They don't U5e our ln·
•eatigaton and we have a pool of
trained lnvestigalors.
"They won't accept a complaint
over the pbooe. You've got to put it in
writing and it's not logged until the
executive secretary bas reviewed it. I
can't tell you what they've thrown in
the wastebasket. There's not. a great
deal being done -sending out warn-
ing letters and so on."
David Buck, the board's executlve
seeretary. while conceding that "the
CalilornJa lndmtry has its abare ol
'bad apples," nonetheless maintains
that mOllt funeral direct.on operate
wttbln the law. He also disputes
lfc)lanus' view of the board. sayine
that violations are aggressively
pursued.
''GENEllALLY, CALIFORNIA is a dean state," Buck said in an in·
tervlew. "Most of our problems are
things that can be talked about.
They're not the real horror stories."
John Browning, executive direet«
of the California Funeral Directon
Auoclation, also contends that the
vast majority or the state's 873 funeral
homes are operated in an ethical
manner.
"If there is a consensus that there ls
action that is in the best interest ol the
public, funeral directors in this state
bave been willing to go along,"
Browning said in an l.Dterview. ,
BOTH BROWNlNG AND Buck
poi.at to the low number of complaints
recorded by the state board (less than
700 in the last three years) relative to
California's 175,000 annual deaths as
proof that few abuses exist.
FTC inusUgators concede that the
board baa bad few complalnts com·
pered to the state's death rate.
However, they aay consumers are
eeaerally unaware of their rights and
options when dealing with a funeral
direct.or and are unwilling t.o com-
plain about being gouged for fear ol
seeming cheap or disrespectful of the
deceased.
TBER VIEWS AllE borne out by
the attitudes of consumers in·
terviewed for tb1a series. More than
lbree-fourt.bs of those wbo said they
bed been deceived. pressured or over·
charged by funeral directors still re-fused t.o be quoted or identified in any
manner.
"Tbere'• some doubt as to whether
a consumer la going to complain
about a bad experience with a funeral
director," says Kendall MacVey, an .-re attorney who has been heading
the aeency'a lnquiry in California.
Last Laugh
Newl~d 'Repaid'
HERB
FRIEDLANDER
ANNOUNCES
FRECKLETON, England <AP> -
Former Yid1mll ol Tom Garlick'• jokes on
MW17•edl were able t.o 1et back at him when
be married. They walled up tbe front door ol bis houle
bl tbll Lancaablre town, tied.a eiant .aort and
baby earrtaa• pram to a ch1mney and l1:rUDt a
clothesline with underwear from a lamppott
•U..root.
An Invitation to Join
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Pia se caL 11 cas "" . .,,.
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Joseph Berks, a La Mesa man who
teetified before the FTC on behalf of
the more than one million Callfomla members of the NRTA·AARP, a.,-
funeral home customers ln the st.ate
are often charged for services Lbey
neither need nor want
"ONE LAllGE COMPLAINT was
that tbey were sold complete
packages on funerals -limousines
and ao on -when they did oot need all
that," Berb said ln an interview.
"They were not giveo the opportunity
to re.fuse some of those services.
Another complaint was that when
they went to buy a coffin, they were
only abown the expens1.e ones." Another common complaint, Berks
said, was "that the undertakers did
not let people know there was no need
for embalming when there wu a
MBZ
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C.11 142-5178.
Put • , .. *<>rd•
towortl tor ou.
997-5400
\JIDt0\11€\N'V
eoe E. Chapman, Onlnge 92M8
Om'\ drop the ball! Get• Job wlt.b a IOW·COI\ Dally
)tJtot Claulll~d Ad.
Pbooa Ma-5178.
eremat1on or that there wu no need
for a coffin."
Berks aaid when f&lneral d1recton
do comply with stale laws. "It's a
very reluctant compliance. They're
ftebtlna and acratchlna all the way.'' -NEXT: l'urrerd.attit ... o/ ttw fVltft"GI
lndtUll'JI.
Proxmire Notes
Egg on the Face
Of USDA Study
WASHINGTON CAP> -Do you tnow bow long lt takes to break an ea so you can coot it for breakfast!
The Departmeot of Agricutlture
does, and Sen. Wllliam Proxmire (I).
Wis.), says the department haa been
wutlng your money to find out. Prox·
mire gave the department his moo-
tbly "Golden Fleec•" award today for
the first ol three studies designed to
determine bow lont it takes t.o PN-
pare breakfuts, lunches and dinDs'I.
THE DEPAJtTllENT SAID the i.D·
formation would help restaurants
schedule empl01es and cactrol labor
costs. Department officials said tbe
studies ol all three meals would ec.t
"5,000, but the Natioaal Tupayen'
Union aald the break:lut •tudJ akme
would come t.o ~.ooo.
Either way, Proxmire said be'•
against it.
Proudly Announcl!S The Opening of tts New
RESTAURANT & PUI
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CLEARANCE SALE:
llOW
OPEN SUNDAY
11 A.M. fO SP.a.
1912 HAllOI 81 VD. {AT 19th ST.)
COSTA MBA (714) '42-1177
Tll W!OPIG GROOIO HAS A GOOO 1--...-....
Im TO TOii DOOi!
A""' of bright blue l9n Dodge v1ns. comc>te••~ °""lttld
groom your pet to 1>9r1tctloft rlgtlt It YoUr CUf'b. IWlltt yOW
all ... lnAI 6Ml9'1
l1I GW.OPIC GRGOllR ... llHES HOUSE CIUS • L It &><ICH COITIPlntbM to ttme In ... ..,...
tlonll 9'0G"'lng WIOn$ .. .and the GALLOPING GROOMER
1ltmlneltl all the tuH 1nd bother In ttle ber91ln.
...
9 1111$ 1181 PET UOCJlllG SERVICE... Bring$ ell tM
tacllltlH of the f lnest pet oarlour to your~ In 1 con~y
wtt-cont1"'9d mot>lle unit ttwlt otters cxwwenlencll to y0u 1NS a
11r condltlOl'led comtort to your pet. who IS bittt.d 1NS
groomed to the sott str1IM of music. ·
PIOUD IS t1IE PET ... wno has been groomed by ttll
GAl.LOPING GROOMER ... 1 slitllled profflsiONI wtlO
nes comblntCS scientific know.now 1nd
crt1tlve 1rtlstry to provide 1 wrvic.I thlt
fllll NW yOu Ind your pet be90ing lot
more ...
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Takeoff.·
Lose that extra weight.
Trim down and firm up now at
Holiday Spa Health Clubs. We've
got everything you need to un-
veil the trim and firm new you.
Plus steam, sauna. whirlpool,
even heated swimming pools at
keylocationsforthatextra
special treat. And for the gals a
little extra-Jazznastics-Fun
group exercises done to
uptempo music.
Come on. Here's your
chance to take off those extra
pounds and inches.
'Cause a "better tomorrow
starts today" at Holiday Spa,
Join nowl Regular
............. Ip rates go up
February 1.
Announcing our M...t
locatlon wvlng the Nut th
and WMt V.lleJ:
9143 DeSoto Avenue at Nordhoff 213-882-9912
All ....... &to South Beach eou1evwd South of Uncoln Avenue
l714) 82&-038t c.c.-. 2300 Harbo< Boulevard
Hatbot Cent8t' (714)54~
~,. BoulevatU
Witt of Balboa
(213) 08M330
II 11;c1 ...... 18616 . Str'Mt Mein St.at Beeol'I af\,d,
(T14l 842·t441
m?~aout.vard
Comet ot Cnon (213) 42&e874
North ..... Yai9e»
9143 Oe Soto INe.
at Nordhoff
(213) 882-5912
~ Katella Avenue
West of Tuatln Ave.
(714) e»-2441 ••b•IJ,...r 8715 7 W.Stmtntter Avwiue
Waltmlntt« c.nter
(714) BM-3387
~· ... 7 ~~ Corne\' Ave. In Muir Medicll ~ (213)~
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Deatlu
COCOA. Fta. <AP> -Jemea Clalldreu. 35.
wboae comic strip
"Conchy" appeared In 46
newaoapers in the Unit·
ed States. was found
d e ad Saturday, ap
,,. rently of a self
,lllfiicted gunshot wound,
police said.
HOUSTON <API
Fatter Puker. 58. presi·
dent of Brown and Root
lnc • one or the world's
larges t engineering ·
coustructlon firms. was
found shot to dealh at h1:.
home Sunday.
MA G NOLll\. Ark
t ,\ P 1 F o r m e r
Arkan:.a:> Gov. Bco T.
Laof'y, IX>, leading figure
in the s o-called Dix1ecrnt
r evo l t at the 19 ~1j
Democralic Nallona l
Convcnt100. died Friday
night
LOS ANGELES <AP>
-A memoriaJ service
wlll be held Tuesday for
Dr. JollD Vlntent, 74, the
former chairman of the
UCLA music department
wbodit:'d
('I N~INNJ\TI <A Pl •
Wtlll i•m t'. "f'osi1"
llo pk I n s . 77 . w i<1rly
known rnminal I 1wv<'r
and author. died Sunrla'
Hopk111s. ~ ;,11 defendl•d
more than 700 persons
accu s ed or murrlt>r
throughout the MidwP~I.
aaid only two clients
were ever executed.
LIVERMORE <AP> -
Karl L. Wente-, 49, the
third generation of his
fa m ily to run Wente
Brothers Winery and a
tru:-1~'<' of Ule California
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Mortuary • • 64&-4888
427 E 17th St
Cotta Mesa
IMrTMS' NOtT'U41Y
821 Main St
Hunhno1on Beacn
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7801 8otaa Ave
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Mond11y. January 24. 1 'In
Bottled Beer
Pasteurized
That 8'e at which 3 young man b 11)()9t
•pt LO .Cive up stamp collecting ls U. That age
al which a young ma.n 111 most apt to take up an
intenae L.Oterest In i.lrls ia 13.
Vlu nooe other thA.D OS. Marden wbo
sa.ld. "un•gbt.er brightens L,,e eyes. lncreasea
the reapiraUon. expands the cbeet. forces
pouooed air from the least used lung celll and
tenda to restott that balance wbicb we call
health."
Be.t way lO keep another penon talklng
when you're engaged w1lb aald party iD an or-
dinary conversation ia t.o mumble bmmm
e very l~ seconds. So say two university
scbolarda wbo conducted a year-loog atudy ol
the matter for reasom unknown.
BEER
Q "la beer pasteuriied '?"
A. Bottle beer is. draft beer isn't
Q. "Among mammals, what att the ex-tremes in weight at birth~ ..
A. Opouum. about
I 1140th ol an OUDCe. Blue
whale. about seven lAlD.a.
Q. "All yean dMaible
by lour AM! Leap Yean.
right?"
A Nol quite rtgbt.
Wbeu a year end.a in twe
ieroe, It's not a leap year.
For instance 1900 wuo 't.
Just a minute. there'• a11
except.ion to the exception. Those relatively
rare two-iero years divtslble by 400 are Leap
Years. The year 2000 will be a Leap Year. fOf'
lllstanC'e Get.<; comp1Jc11ted
DATES
Dates only grow on femaJe date trees,
bear in mind. wh.ich is why the female date
trees outnumber the male trees in the Middle East by at least 1,000 to one.
The plnacber was just another 1bort-
baired medium-size hunting dog. It took that
Germ ao genllem an named Ludwia
Al>obermann ln the last century to tum It into
""I.he classy canine we know it to be today.
When speaking of households. count
apartments as well as houses. Okay. statistics
mdkate about a third of the a.foremeoUooed
household.a in Uus country consist ol oo more
than two people, S-OM~ttmes only one.
Addfftl m.atl to l, M 8"1/d. P 0. Sor IS«>,
Coda M~JtJ. ~
~ B..ae lff•ttn-
DEAR PAT r don't know 1f you can help. but
1"11 g 1H• 1t a try on behalf or my parents in lhe
Midwest They purchased ci new Sylvan mobile
home from Hustad Home:., Inc . in October 1975
Wh en 1t was delivered. lht:'y noticed that the out·
:.1der comers were da m a1H-d . the front door was
dented and the bedroom ceiling was loose. All of the
windows. I.he kitchen cupboards. sink and closet
needed repa1rs. There a lso were several leaks in the
house which huve caus ed water damage to the cur·
tains. Hustad Jlomes has gone out o( business and
my folks arc being stuck for these defects. whkb
supposedly are covered under the warranty.
0 T .. Costa Mesa
Your parents' complalDt wu forwarded co the
Mobile Rome Comumf'r AffaJn Coa.DcU aDd to
Sylvan Homes Inc .• in Topeka, Ind. After u&emlve
corres~. Sylvan lfomes reporla tbat all of
the needed repairs with two excepttona bne been
compl~&ed.
Tbe MobOe Home Couamtt Affalra COG.Dell la
compoffd of maaulacun ·en, dealers., ttanaporiers ••d couamer groups. It acta as a middle man
,,. I
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Baatliagtoa Marder
2 Suspects Arraigned n.uNI .... HU""• AJICOMD. ·--__ _.
81AaTBVa&. l'INSEL rUJtma.nwho--"'-· HebqllDcer.covered Nelt.b• was a.rreet.ed '-'""°"'~ Of-~.....,...,. _....,au... ..•flllt)HY!f .IO w\th a .Z2c&libel'weapon enou1b to be releued to uoUl flve daya later, ,..,,c.i.vnoc-..r-
A preliminary beartn& about 1 : U a.rn . New coovalMCe at ~ Wl· wben their attorney. ~ 495-o4(;('""
la now acbeduled for two Year's Day u departini der docton' 1upervtatoa, P~ Norton of Ne wport CO&'"'"t.t1• -
suapecta cha.reed ln the gueata emers.ct from a hoaplul offtclat. aald Beach. 8urre nde red 1t1tH-••"" ...
New Year's Day cunahot home et 20&51 Goehawk 1burtday.' Ulem to police. 642·1 '11'"'
murder Of one youth Just Lane. Stat k la lorm ally ~~~~~~==:=!:d:;:;;:;;;;J:~~=~;;t
aa a (eaUve party broke Gunn~ also cut down charged With murder. SENIOR CITIZENS up in Huot in it on B r a d l e Y J • m e 11 two count.a of a11ault
8 each and t be GUleaple. 21. and John with lnteot t.o commit m 10% Off All shnuJtaneou.s wounding Arthur ffunter Jr .. 22, murder aDd nrtni tnt.o
oftwootherguesta. also both Hunt101ton an occu~led dwtllln~ Pare••••• Beach realdenta. u Bradlev c .. a~.., .... wt S4V[ ON ALL Pu•CH4SU '" llCOfo4tNO .. Thom .... J-...ph "•-.. , ......... ft4U11£1l OF OUI SENIOA Cl'flUNS s•v~ -...._ ~c... 0 t b e r p. r l y . I 0 e r II bein~ ID accessory to ,LA,. A f HO COST TO YOU zo. o( 9593 Petttwood screamed and fled the thoee crtmea.
oc1ve. "••••••••• , •• 111ad• nred rrom • n. __ w• .. a1. •au,,...,. .... ,,.,_,•·-
Beach. and Rkhard Leo parked car. leiedly lnvol~ lo ,
Bradley. 21. of Stanton, Huo•Ar aurr--.a o-• a rtgbt at the Goebawk were formally arraigned ..., ~Hu mX L dd 11 •
la•t week in West Oran"e minor wound police ane a resa ear er· .. e • but it bu not been de· County Judicial District sa.ld. while Gillespie wu termined I( tbe tb . = •-•
...... -....... . -··-.. ollege Pharmacy
I I • f\111 l't; 1 11' l ft •,'I .:.
Co rt listed lo critical condi· ree . 1
u · tioo at HunUnitoo lo· gunshot vlcllms were -=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ They were ordered re-tercom munity Hoapltal their ape c I (I c a d . '=\
turned (or preliminary tor a lime. veraaries. ' '11~ In M~fnV(j'I fD'~n mroru
,,,,I • t It ',1·' # f" •, :1 •:,../
bearing Feb. 15 and sent er I a 0 Lew 1 s •• ~U ~ ~ lf\}.S")/
back to Orange County s h Id 20 l but bought Jall. where both are held c ne er. • 0 7821 Chap*ltAT · my~,._.. Seine Drive, Huntington IC 1 ... .,,.,. "911 in lieu of $100,000 bail Beach, was killed when
each. following the brief hil by a slug thal rup-in ~f@~~-
court appearance. lured hla aorta. the main Elects uvrn
Stackllacc,,.edasthe arlorylromthebeut. ~-n JOHNSON &SON"
$2.2 Million Bus "'JJ ~ T. Lamed Eut.mood II
of Yorba Linda bu been Train. Facili·ty Seen cboae.n .. the presldenl for Im of the Orange
County Chapter Son.a ol
Plans for a new S2 2 million bus and train termtnal the Amertcan Revolu·
in Fullerton have been given prellmlnary approval Uon.
by dire ct.ors of the Orange County Tranalt District The other o fficers
10CT01. chosen are Rolland S.
The transportation cent~r. to be loeated at Harbor Thomas of Westminster.
Boulevard and Com· vlce president: Thomas
Low Price. ond betng treated !Ike
a member c:X the Johnson romHy.
wos worth ge1ng OUf c:X my woy
for fhot s why I recomme<ld you
drive to Johnson u X><i !heir
Golden rouch !>ervice 1s the ONLY
woy to buy Gtve em o rry They
make you feel reol important
And. IO me. rhot IS Important Marian Moses
MARINA DEL REY monweallh Avenue. G. Hattan or Orance.
Id b b lit 'lb would depend upon ap-secretary: Arlbur Wm. ~000 ~ OCrO f~~ds proval ofafederaJ rrent. Barrett of Lakewood.
while Fullerton city of-The center, to be built treasurer. and James
fi clals would seek money over the next five yean, Skinner of Seal Beacb,
( ..__ ... ~ red 1 would involve reoovaUon chaplain. rom uvuuo, eve op-of a train depot now aerv· The officers will be tn·
;!1:rtal f~e:t:~e P:; ing ralJ trafllc along with stalled at the club's an·
for the remainder. remodeling of a MCOnd oual Washington's Blrth-
d e pot nearby for a day luncheon, Feb. 28 at
0 CT 0 d \ rec t o r s restaurant. s a m · s S e a r o o d
authorized staff mem-The facility also would Restaurant in Sunset
be~ to continue planning include a new bus depot Beach. For more In·
fo r the terminal. but not· to s erve OCTD and format Ion . ca 11
ed their contribution private bus firms. 213/431·S360.
* ~-·"1.-
•
Got a problem? Then wnte to Pat Dunn. Pat will
cut red tape. gl'ltrng the answers and actton you
need to solve mcqwt1es in gouemme11t and bus1·
ness. Mail your questions to Pat Dunn At Your
Serv1cc. Ora nge Coo.st Do.Uy Ptlot . P.O Box 1560.
Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Include Your telephone
number The column appears daily except
Saturdays
. ..,.. ............ _
between home owners and man.taduen or de·
alers for problems with new home. atUl -..der war·
ra.oty. Tbe couacU will contact~ parties lavolved
aod attempt co reaolve Use complamt. To ue tlUI
llervlce, Callfomlaos sbould eoetad t.be MobU•
Home Consumer Affairs Connell, Bo1 JIU,
Anaheim. CA. 92803.
1"aat • tt'or,,._.l
DEAR PAT: I went skiing (or the l'ir'lt Ume ha
my life during Christmas vacation. lwaa atarved af.
terward. I am never that hungry after doing
strenuous swimming. and I'd like to know If a
person burns up more calories by skiing than by
swlmmins.
A. L .. Coronadel Mar
Wl~ATUV mv ft)(JV TU
Wati li)sney World .
IMT8C>ua
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Mond•r .JM!u!ll'Y 24 1977 OAll.Y Pll.OT • Fastest Growth
Honda Car Sales
Rev Up • ID U.S.
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
From a !lltles s tandpoint, which •utomob1le make ae.
celerated faster than any other in the U S. market durln.J
1976! The answer is n<>l the Cutlass or the Granada, both 6l
which sold well. but the Japanese-made Uond•. whll'tl
managed to boost its s11lcs here from 102,J()(J to 150,000, a
gain o( nearly 50 percent.
Jn 11 year when
Detroit was having trou
ble selling subcom-
pacts, ttondQ did
beautifully with its i.ub.
compacts, the Civic and
Accord. In a year when
import sales were down,
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Honda bucked that trend. too. •
Having top-rated gas mileage in tests carried out by the
Environmental Proteclion Agency helped. Having a clean
engine wit.bout the add1tion or a catalytic converter al!IO
helped.
HONDA IS PARTICULARLY STRONG IN this
bellwether automobile market, California. The state ac·
counted for about 25 percent or Honda's total U.S. sales. And
Honda is now outselling Volk$wagen in California. (In
Canada, for a good part or 1976 Honda outsold all Import.a.)
In the United States as a whole, Honda sUJI ranks fourth
behind Toyota, Datsun and Volkswagen m the imported
sales race. Toyota was again the leader ln 1976 with sales of
346,800 ors, about 100,000 more than were sold by American
Motors. Can made in Japan accounted for about 60 percent
of our import sales of 1.S million.
The Hondas are made, or course, by the company that's
the world's largest manufacturer o( motorcycles. lt re·
ached that No. 1 spot in 1960 and bas held tl ever since. By ill>
own estimate, Honda produces one out of every four
motorcycles made in the non-Commumst world Its share or
Ja panese production is 4S percent.
HONDA STILL MAKES MORE motorcycles than cars.
but that will change 1( at continues to attract automobile
buyers the way at did last year. Honda turns out about 2
m ilhon motorcycles a year. Its top auto output was 435,000,
but its two plants in Japan are now geared up to produce at
tbe rat.e ot 600,000 cars a year. Honda ls Japan's fourth
largeat auto maker, holding nearly 10 percent of the market
there.
The company didn't begin to make four·wbeeled
vehicles until 1963. when it started producing mmitrucks
and a small sports car. In 1967 at started to market a
minlcar, a model that was termmaled in 1974. The Civic
subcompact made its debut an 1972
TheUnited States is a vital market for Honda The com-
pany now has some 600 nuto dealers across the country. ll~
motorcycles are sold through 1,750 outlets. Honda doei.
more than 60 percent of its total sales outside of Japan, aniJ
the United States is by rar lbe biggest market Honda's an
nual sales exceed $2.5 b1lhon. Roughly one out of ever~
three or those sales dollars comes from this country.
Srock Market Posts
Another Zig-zag Day
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market advanced shghl·
ly today in another erratic showmg. Trading was moderate·
ly .iclive.
The Dow Jones a verage or 30 industrial stocks. which
had risen 3 4 in an up.and·down !>e11~1on Friday. added
4lllOtherl 17points to963.60.
Gamers outnumbered losers by about u 7-6 margin
among New York Stock Exchange· listed (s:;ues.
Analysts said the market drew some support from a
.drop in the money supply reported afler Friday's N\'SE
clo11c by the Federal Reserve.
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BOCA RATON , Fla -8Jom
Bora 1WJ Ls second to Jimmy
Coaoora ln world tennis ratmgs,
but the Swede has saine<! a
M>Othlng $100.000 an consolation
by beating Connors an the Grand
Slam final
Sunday's 6-4, S-7, 6·3 vlct.ory
also may have given the 20-year
old bueline expert some insight
on how to regularly beat h1~
American rival and wrest the top
rating from him
"This ls really a big win for
me,'" said Borg "Aftl'r all, I had
lo.t seven straight matches to
him "
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BALTIMORE Second
aeeded Bnan Gottfried, with tus
auperior net game an control
m<>t1l or the way. scored a 6-3, 7 6
•ictory over top -seeded
Guillermo Vilas Sunday in the
fmala of the Sl00,000 Baltimore
International Indoor tennis
championships. Gottfried won
$20.000.
NCJtWGtllo1'a lt'fa•
HOUSTON Top-seeded"'
Martma Navratilova defeated
petite Sue Barker of England.
7~. 7-S Sunday for her second
traight title m the $100,000
Hou a ton women's pro tennis
tournament
A--'nStceq
PERTH, Australia
Australians Mark Edmondson
and Phil Dent won singles
matches Sunday, completing a
5·0 sweep over India in the
Eastern .zone Davis Cup tennls
umifinals. Australia now meets
New Zealand in the zone final at
Auckland, New Zealand next
month
Edmonson defeated Anand
AmritraJ. 6-2. 9 7. 10 8 for his
second singles victory or the
series. while Dent beat Sashi
Menon. 9-7, 11·9, 6-4
F~ Ball Trt ... pla
HOBART, Australia -Flon·
dian Rayni Fox and Auslraha's
Syd Ball captured the singles
titles Sunday in the Tasmanian
Open tennis championships.
Fox, 20, downed Australia's
Le.lie Bowrey, 6-2. 4-6. 7-6. BaJJ
be at countryman Bob
Carmichael, 6-2. 4-6, 6·2.
~·~d
LOS ANGELES UCLA
guard Ray Townsend. who was
stricken with .a stomach ailment
Jan. 13 during a basketball game
against Stanford. was taken from
a Berkeley hospital to UCLA
Medical Center Sunday ror
further lest.s.
ln1l1al reports were lhal
Townsend, 20, had a perforated
ulcer. but hospital authorities m
Berkeley said that could not be
confirmed.
P•rFlrftt
BALTIMORE -The
Baltimore Colts have fired asstS
uant couhes Pete McCulley and
Jerry Smith. the first moves in
what could be extensive per.;on
nel changes in the wake of Joe
Thomas'• diAmJssal as general
manager ol the National Football
Lea1ue club
INGLEWOOD <AP> Kar~m
Abdul Jabbar rarely becomes ex
cited Es~1ally after games lie
speaks with calm reserve most
times. so his enthusiasm after
Sunday nJght's game was all th1•
more surpnsang
"I'm excited, · aa1d the 7 2 Ab-
dul-Jabbar. still calm "'This 1s
the first time I've been m first
place since April 1974, when f wa.s
with Milwaukee."
Jabbar was one of only a
handful of key facto~ as Los
An&elea henchmen Earl Tatum
and C.J . Kupec scored ca.retr
hl&bs to give the Los Angele!!
Lakera a 121·104 National Basket-
ball Aaaoclalion victory over In-
diana's Pacers, a triumph which
put the Lakers into the Pacanc
Division lead.
Tatum. a guard. scored 20
points and Ku~, a center, added
13 u the Laken went by Portland
by mere percentage points mto
the dlvlslon lead. It was enough,
however. to thrill almost au the
Lakert.
"It feels great to be in first
place,'' nld coach Jerry West.
"The second team picked us up
•lain tonight. wtth players com·
in1 off t.be bencb. That doesn't re-
ally sutpr'iae me because they
play to1eUier in practice every
clay."
It was the LaJters' 16th victory In a row at home and their 17th in
the lut211amea ovenll.
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SOUTH BEND, lod <AP> -
M arquea Johnso n . UCLA'• claHy forward, koew in the
second hall be was "either so-
ing to be the hero or the soat. ..
in the Bruins' dramatic re·
match against Notre Dame
"The 6-7 senior blamed
himself. In part. for the 10th·
ranked Bruins" three-point loss
to the Jnsh last month. and he
was determined not to let it
happen again in Sunday's na-
tionally televised game.
"If l had asserted m yselr
down the stretch Uke I did here,
we might not have lost at
home," be said aner leadinC
UCLA t.o a 70-.& victory. scortilc
23 polnt.s and nearly atnglehtJ»
dedly cbolting oft a furious lrtab
rally
Notre Dame trailed by 12
polnta mid way tbrou1b lbe
second half, but. charted into
the lead with three minutes to
go aa Duck WUUams and Bill
Paterno returned the momen·
tum to the Iriah.
At that point, Johnson weot to
work.
"Paterno played good de·
rense, which denled me the
ball," Johnson said. "But I
16-YEAR-OLD STEVE CAUlltEN GETS HAND WtTH BOOTS.
Cauthen Impressive
Boy Wonder, 16,
No Flash in Pan
A HCADIA <AP 1 The frail· look Ing youngster spread a
newspaper over tne top 01 a table an<J meth0d1cally tore out haft a
page. folding It neatly and puttmg it in his wallet.
One could C'atch only a part or the headline: "Apprentice
Jockey Scores ··
"What are you doln', Stevie," came a voice from across the
tacit room. "cuttin' out more paper dolls?"
The lud looked up only a moment, smiled fainUy and went
OYer to his locker Lo get a piece o( gum
Steve Cauthen, racing's new Boy Wonder. has become the
brunt of a lot of kidding and an inordinate amount of attention
around New York's frozen Aqueduct track these days. But he can
take it
··sixteen years old and looks like be's going on 10," remarked
Harold Carr. 3 weather beaten valet who on~ ran a car through
a house and had to buy IL
"More Llkt! 16 goin~ on 25.'' corrected Dick Meade, a slender
gray-haired man who 1s currently serving as Cauthen's Man Fri·
day "Smart and cool -got a mind like a steel lrap."
Hard boots. la<'kmg 10 sentiment and not easily impressed,
are calling the blacksmatli's son from Kentucky potentially the
finest rider to come along :.ance Bill Shoemaker began his re<:ord
aken of more than 7,000 victories 28 years ago.
Cauthen bit New York's big time like an exploding land mine
m December. knocking off l2 winners m a 17-race stretch and
capturing the SSS.050 Gallant Fox Handicap with a 19·1 shot named
Frampton.
Ile had six winners at Aqueduct Saturday, new West t.o ride
at Santa Anita Sunday and made an impressive debut, lid.Ing
PO<'ket Park to victory in the second division of the San Fernando
Stakes. although he won 1ton ad1squalificat1on.
Pocket Park a 22·1 longshot. paid $45.80.
Cauthen v.as scheduled to ride at Aqueduct today. then will
return to Santa Anita next Sunday.
At Aqueduct he was immediately recognized by hls more ex-
perienced peers as no flash Int.be pan. Accolades came from such
proven riders as Ron Turcotte, Angel Cordero and Jorge Velu·
que1
"He sit$ so snug you think the horse has lost bis rider." "He
has one of those rare faculties for riding -he waits on the hone."
"He's a natural."
Cauthen grew up in Walt.on. Ky .. about 20 mUes from Cincin-
nati. His father, Ronald "Tex" Cauthen, ls a blacksmith. His
mother trains horses.
Steve was asked when was the fint Ume be got on a bone.
"When I was two." be said "A pony."
lie started riding at the age of 12 and knew Immediately tha\
he wanted to be a jockey. He quit high school in his second year
and began riding at the smaller t.racu ln Ohio. Racing became an
obsession with him.
knew I bad to be afore u ·
Mrtlve. l Just Sot tM ball aod
shot lt. and lt went lo."
Tb• smootb UCLA tum
leader. wbo bad 12 point.a al
balftlme, hit five ol aht field
goal attempta lo tbt 1ecoad
half. iocludln1 conaecutlvo
bullets with leu than two
mtnutea remalnlnc that put the
Bruins &bead to st.y, M-63.
A tbree-polnt pla~ by Jim
Spillane and another free throw
by Jobnaoo iced the victory.
WllUams led the Irish. S.S.
with 19 points. Dave Bat.too had
13. all In the flrst half. and
Palomino's
Next Stop:
England
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Carlos
Palomino earned bis college
degree from Cal State (Long
Beach) last month. dedicated his
successful World Boxing Council
welterweight UUe defense to the
preaident of Mexico, and figures
he will be fighting next In
England.
First. Palomino , a
Westminster resident, will find
out lf he suffeTed a chipped bone
on the knucltle of bis right mlddlP
finger while stopping Mando
Muniz In his first title defense
Saturday night at the Olympic
Auditorium.
"I hurt it mid way in the fight,
but J didn't tell anybody," said
Palomino. wbo knocked down
Muniz with a right-left comblna·
Uon to the head in the 15th round.
Earlier in the round, Muniz went
down. but refereee John Thomas
ruled it a slip. After the official
knockdown, Palomino slammed
ref>eated combinations to the
bead before Thomas called a halt
after 2: 24 -with 36 seconds lefl
X-rays were t.o be taken today
and determine if Palomino's
knuckle was fractured. A bone
chip Injury to the same joint re-
sulted in an earlier postpone-
ment of the fight.
Manager Jackie McCoy said
the Mexican-born Palomino was
a guest at the Inauguration of
Mexico's new president, Jose
Lopez Portillo, and wanted to de-
dJcate the victory to him.
Palomino came to the United
States with his family as a
youngster. Muniz, also born ln
Mexico. lives lo Monterey Park,
another Los Angeles suburb.
Originally. the winner of the
Palomino-Muniz fight was to
meet England's John Stracey In
London. But McCoy and BrtUsb
promoter Mickey Duff both said
they doubted that Stracey, who
lost the WBC tiUe to Palomlno,
wanted a return bout.
SUH. Duff said he would ex-
erdae hil opt.loo for the next
Palomino bout and have one In
England wtth an opponent to be
selected later.
Muniz decked Palomino in the
f\nt round and easily woo the
nut two before the champion
began fighting at longer range
against bla shorter foe.
"We planned to keep Muniz otr
balance and Carlo. began tum·
lng and moving t.o do lt.'' ex·
plained McCoy.
Still, at the end of 14 rounds,
one omcial had Mun.U ahead. one
favored Palomino, and the third
bad the fight even. The champion
w u not to be denied. bowever.
and came on strong in the final
round.
n'ALIAN JOCKEY
DIESINR.4CE
ROME -Mariano Dallabetta.
a 40-year-old Italian amateur
Jockey and owner of a horse
breeding stable, died Sunday of a
heart attack as be was racing on
bl• horse San Giulian at the
Capannelle track, pollce report.
ed today.
Police said that Dallabetta was
riding the bone in the Rlvlsta Ip.
pica race when the Jockey was
seen slowly falling (rom his horse
t.o the gl'Ou.Dd.
After the race, Dallabetta was
taken to the track Infirmary,
where be wu pronounced dead
from a heart attack. San Giulian
was th• favorite in tbe race.
SC Rolls; MeCioskey Bits 12
INGLEWOOD (AP> -The
University of Southern
CaJilomia, led by forwards Paul
Henderson with 24 and Orea
Wblte. returning from an lnJury,
with 22. took a 106-65 victory over
Denver Univenlty Sunday al the
Forum ln a non-conference clash
wblcb ended a five-game losing
streak. It was ooe of the most lop-sided
def•at.a In Denver history. and
one of the biggest mar~lns of
vtctoryeverforSoutbemCal.
In all, four Troj~ scored. iD
double flaurt1 1 including
fr•bman Jim McOloeke1 from Coat a Mua 'a !stand a Wab
School, wbucored 1.2 polac.a.
Henderson alto led both team1
with 18 rebounds.
"It waa an abaolute mu.a.t wtn
for us." USC coach Bob Boyd
uld. "It was a good startina
point for thla Frld•y'• UCLA
eame. • 1'br1 wu • tood return for
Gre1 White," be addtd. "ff• 1ot some playtna Ume and bed a
good effect on the 1ame." White
bad ml11ed tbt six prevtou.1
games wttb a streu f1'actun ol
the left foot.
Th• Trojlftl ft1'e wttbout the
aervic• ~ IOPbomore NI•,.
1uard Mart Wu1tem11er, Wbo
announcfld &mday that be bad
q"it the team.
.. Mark was rna.trated because
'" team b.u be'tG loainl and lMt dldn 't fffl bt waa playing
eDOUJb, ao be left the team,"
8oydsald.
'tbe Pioeeen, coached by Al
Hardu, are DOW a.10 on the Muon, Wblle Boyd's team Im·
proved Ill record to 4·11.
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P1temo teored el&ht polots. all
on free throws durln1 the
second half rally.
Notr& Dame freshman guard
Rieb Brann1Da. a product of
HunUn&ton Beach s Marina
fl11h. sccnd seven Point.a aod
fouled out wttb 40 seconds left.
He mlsaed the last 13 minutes
of act.Ion in the first half when
he was forced. lo the bench with
three peraonals.
The victory gave UCLA, 14-2.
a aplit ln the annual two.game
series with the Irish for the
fourth year In a row, and
Bruins coach Gene Barlow
<'all~ it "my bluest win since
l 've been al UCLA ...
Notre Dame coach Diner
Phelps. recalling the long
rivalry in general and the U-'70
Irish victory at home three
years ago that snat: UCLA's
record SS.game w I •t.rinl in particular, aald Sunday's
game "typifies the series that
we've had. UCLA ls a clua
team with class people."
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BRUCE FLOWERS IS PRESSURED BY MARQUES JOHNSON.
Captures Crosby
Watson Discards
Runnerup Label
PEBBLE BEACH CAP) -He's
one of the brightest or golf's
bright young men
He tries t.o hide It, but his
boylsb face registers every emo-
tion. from the dis may of the er·
rant shot that caught the bunker
and threw his vlct.ory In doubt to
the total joy of his bead·back
shout: "Hot damn, I've won the
Crosby."
For several seasons now, Tom
Watson has had all the ingre-
dients -save one -of a great.
crowd-gathering golf champion.
His freckles, red hair and infec·
tious enthusiasm pull the
galleries t.o him in growing num-
bers.
His obvious intelligence and
honesty -at times painful
honesty when he's talked with
candor of how he lost -have en·
deared him t.o the media.
He calls older men "sir,'' is
gracious t.o the ladies and en-
dures with calm and courtesy the
attention or over-zealous fans
who approach his hotel dinner ta·
ble seeking aut.ographs or con·
versa lion.
His game shows the power of
the rippling. muscular forearms.
He's won $100,000 or more for
three years . passing the
strongest test of tour prowess.
He's a consistent finisher ln the
t-Op 10.
Hls only problem has been a
dlstreasina tendency to let the
tiUes get away.
He once had the Byron Nelson
in hJs grup and hit a ball into the
water. A couple of years ago he
had a shot at the Crosby -and
* * *
drove It Into golf's largest
hazard. the Pacific Ocean. He
twice had a shot at the U.S. Open,
at Winged Foot and Medinah.
and let them escape.
There have been many others.
But be over<'ame that tendency
in his S<>lid. front.running. re-
cord-setting, one-stroke victory over challenging Tony Jacklin of
England ln the Blng Crosby Na·
tlonal Pro-Am.
He had every opportunity to
lose 1t. But he hung on.
"I dJd it good enough to win,"
he said Sunday. "It got a little
ragged at the end, but it was good
enough."
His lead dwindled to a slngJe
shot with a bogey six on the 14th.
He pulled a three-wood shot on
the 16th, but saved par with an
excellent trouble shot. He hit bis
second into trouble and bogeyed
the 18th.
That one didn't matter.
however. Jacklin. playing ln
front of him, had three-putted the
same bole to give Tom breathlni
r oom. The bogey was good
enough Lowin.
"With Tony and Lee Elder
right there aJI day, it was a round
that had a tremendous amount ol
pressure to it.'' the 28-year.old
Stanford graduate said.
lie was equal to it.
GoUPro Dies
Of Blood Clot
SANFORD, Fla. <AP> -Gary
Bowe rman, a top Canadian goiter
who was in Florida ror practice
before joining the PGA tour. col·
lapsed and died Saturday, ap-
parenUy from a blood clot.
Bowerman. 35, bad arrived. ln
Sanford last Tuesday for two
weeks ofpracUce.
Fellow Canadian golfer Ken
Trowbrtdae wu wtth bJ.m at the
Umeofbiadeath.
"He WU bothered with IOIDf
congestion and apparenUy •
blood clot formed. poas!bly tn h1a
le1. and came loose, .. bis fatbtr,
Steve Bowerman. tald lD
Bellevme,Ont .. wherethef\meral
will be beld Wednesday.
Youns Bowerman t.u.med proln
1963 and toured for t.hree >'ean "
after eaminl( b1a POA card in a
playoff with 'New 1.ealander Jobn 1
LUter and Ralph Johntt.on ol the'-
United Stat.el at Palm Beaeb, 4 Gardens, Fla., tn 1989.
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Freshmen Key
For Gauchos
Racing Race Results
Entries
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Saddleback College bad it.a best baseball season
..,er i.o 1176 -winning lhe Miuloo Conference title
and fln1ah1nC aa the runnenip in the Southern Callfornia tourney.
It's a tou&b act to follow, bul GauchOI coach
Dick Stueb: la not diamayed.
"We bad 60 players out for bueball this year
and me»t al them were talented. We have a lot of
freshmen. ao we'll be very inexperleoced. Our
pit.chins is a question mark, but by the Ume we get
to coDlerence pJ•Y. we should be okay," says Stueb.
Saddlebeck hu five siart.en back from Jut
aeaaon.
They include first baseman Tim Wallach,
second bueman Gary Key, pitcher-outfielder
Robert Steel, pitcher Bob Dove and desl.inated bit-
ter Bill Vaqalla. Tbe latter will be the Gauchos'
alartinl Catchwthll HUOD.
Wallach. Key and Brooks all batted near lbe .aoo mart tut year.
Another returnee, who aaw part-time duty last
MUOG, 11 infielder Jim Clouse.
Topping the list of incomlnt players ls
trethman Mike Heil <Foothill > and College of the
Deurt transfer Nile Sensabaugh.
Sensabaugh 11 an outllelder, while Heil will
pitch and also play in the outfield.
Other outfield candidates include John
Broden, a tr&Dller from a small college in Iowa,
Chris Moline <Santa Monica High), Keith Vranisb
(Arlington High. Riverside ). Steve Tlllford
(Twitill), Keith Johnson (University, Irvine> and
Mart Nearman <Simi Valley).
Backing up Vangalls at catcher will be
freshmen Hugh Austin <San Clemente) and Glen
Richardson <Mission Viejo>. Chris Maxwell
<College of the Desert transfer). Brad Hester
<Dana Hills) and Doug Reeves <Mission Viejo) are
bidding with Key for the starting second base spot.
Clouse, Eric Browning <Dana Hills) and Al San-
doval <San Clemente> are the third base candidates
and Marc Hertle <Laguna Beach > and Greg
Speicher <Foothill l are seeking the starling
shortstop position.
Rich Rommel. the Gauchos' ace pitcher last
season. is now at Cal Slate (Fullerton>. with Steel,
Dove and Hell the lop three.
Other pitchers Include Dave Barron, Jim
Smalldon. Duane Meyer. Moe Fleming and Bob
Isakson.
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Fresh Outlook
For OCC Nine
ln the past f our
baseball seasoo.a Orange
Coaat College has only
recorded 15 victories in
78 South Coast Con-
rerence games -seven
111 the last three years
But that situation
could chang e
dramatically -maybe
not in urn. but 10 the
eiuuing aeuoas.
And the key reason Is
Mike Mayne, s elected
last June lo be the
Pirates' new coach.
Mayne, 30, recorded
an 85-28 mark In four
years at Eisenhower
High in Rialto. And
although OCC ia playing
m probably the toughest
JC conference lo the
state, Mayne ta op-
llmlatk.
"We'll definitely be
improved over l a~t
year's Orange Coast
team." says Mayne.
'Tm oplimiltic, I Uunk
we'll have a good ball
club "
Mayne hasn't exactly
been sitti.QI around 1 Ince
being cbOMn tbe new
OCC coach. He's cor.
rated some top talent
both from the area and
out of it.
Pitching, be aaysl ta a
question mars -
altbe>ueh four ol tbe OCC
pUcbera were f'ecently
picked in tbe major
leasue draft.
Tbe draftees include·
Handsome Roundtree
<Bolaa Grande HJgh),
Roa Cooper <Marina).
James Funderburk (Bell
ffiJb > and Moote Pria
<Corona del Mar>. All
.,.. freabmen with Fun-
derburk the lone left.
bander.
Thou tour ftpre to
... • lot ol adioo. but
three left.hancMn, Gary
Robertaon (Eslaacla, Costa Mesa), J erry
Saaebea (Elaenbower)
and Duld Wllllama
(811bldoux> all are
l>OMDtlal at.art.ert. ADd
lettermm Brad Lons re-
tanat from Jut year'•
8-i:tclub.
In tbe lAftcld, OCC has
more talent than It'• had
In the put four MUOM
eombined.
Daryl Sconiers, frotn
P'ootana, wlll be the flrtt
baseman. He earned All-
CIF honors last season
and was dratted recently
by the Angels. A S-2~.
185-pounder, Sconiers
le d the Citrus Be lt
League in hitting with a
.570 average.
Al secood base will be
Guy Krikorian (Costa
Mesa Hlgh> with Rick
Dostal at UUrd and Glen
Robertson stationed at
shortstop.
Dostal played for the
UCLA JV team a year
ago. He's ·a Newport
Harbor l{l&b graduate.
Robertson is from Estan-
cia m Costa Mesa.
Al catcher Mayne has
some outstanding pro-
spects. They include
Glen Horton
<Eisenhowe r >. Bill
French <Southbury .
Conn.>. Ri c ky Frick
I Bell Gardeo.s> and Rich
LaFra11ce <Marina>.
Other outfield can-
didates include retum-
int lettttmao Joe Ron·
qut1lo and freshmen
Faye Weathers
<Paclftca). Rick Woolard
(Fountain Valley >.
Larry Houle (Bolaa
Grande) and Bob Smith
<Fountain Valley).
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QUART£T OF DOLPHINS-Dana Hills High wrestlers Joe Mack
(kneeling), Mark Simon <left> and Rick Battersby pose with Sea
World's Diego, a dolphin which the school hopes will be its mascot.
Live Dolphin Adopted
As Dana Hills Mascot
By LAURENE IEYS
Ot .... o.u, p-Mell
Diego was unavailable
for comment.
But according to his
trainers at Sea World ln
San Diego, the seven-
year-old dolptun 1s tak
ing bis role as mascot of
the Dana Hills High
wrestlmg team right in
stride.
Nicknamed for the fun·
loving sea mammals. the
Dolphins wrestling team
approached Sea World
with the idea after it was
s uggested by June Mack.
mother of one or the
wrestlers. Sea World
agreed.
It is not certain that Despite the school
other Dana Hills athletic nickname, It would seem
teams will take on Diego that a non-water animal
as a ma.scot, but Smith might be a better
s e e s it as a good representative of a
possibility. wrestling team. but
"That will be up to the Mack doesn't think so.
individual tea ms and "Dolphins are quick,
coaches of course." he strong and agile. Just as
says. "It could benefit wrestlers must be." he
sc h o o 1 s p i r i t and says. "When we were
morale." there for pictures, he held
And wresUer J oe Mack himself out of the water
agrees with that. for about20seeonds.
"IL 's been great for our "He was bigger than l
team," sl\ys Mack. "And •tbougbt he would be, and
it would be a good idea if he was smart and frtend-
the rest of the teams Jy. We put our arms out
adopted him as their and be came right up to
mascot." us."
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Atla!ltlc bottlenose Banquet e1KJrt dolphin, performs in Sea
World shows. And like
the athletes he
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the No. 1 Dolphin at Following Sunset Thursday night at a ban-
Dana Hills. League tnumpbs over quet honoring Golden
Dana HUis athletic Newport Harbor (82-66) West College'• state
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A Portrait
Melba Figge:
'Slice of Life'
Stories by IVDITH OLSON Of \lie Dally,., ... ,..,.
Melba Figge, Jeader of the
"famous Figge team" of wed·
ding photographers, will never
forget lhe CflSe of the disappear-
ing bride.
As the bride started down the
aisle, the priest who was to
perform the ceremony beckoned
her back to the vestibule.
She never came back because
the priest had just learned that
her divorce wasn't final yet.
ltf elba Fiage, who has taken
wedding pictures wltb her
husband, BW, for the past 32
years, has many funny stories to
tell and many treas ured
memories.
Now alone Cher hus band
pused away last May), she car-
ries on the family business with
great enthusiasm and joie de
vlvre. In short, there is never a
dull moment with Melba Figge
around.
Mrs. Figge, who operates their
original Glendale studio and new
Newport Beach salon with the
helo of her three sons and daughters' began her career in
photography shortly after
graduating from USC as a
Spanish major. ,
She first got a job as a
translator for a banana com-
pany, where she worked unW
Figge hired her as an assistant.
"I always bad been interested
in photography.•' Mrs Figge
said. "My husband was then in
the Army Signal Corps. l went to
' wort for him and a couple or
others when be came back.
"WE DECIDED TO buy them
out and get married.''
The newlyweds sta"ed taking
sorority pictures for USC and
UCLA, then were asked to photo-
graph the girls as they got mar-
ried.
Many brides later, the Figges
sUJJ are photographing up to SOO
weddings a year ("We won't do
more than that," Mrs. Figge
sa.,ld > and squeeaing in some
portraits and photos for Playboy
as weJJ.
Mn. Figge, who can handJe a
camera as well as any or her
staff, usually sets poses and ad-
vl•ea her subjects about their
make-up, hair and dress.
"You have to see a person
through their maJte.up and hair
style, to see if there's anything
there to begin with. l usually ask
first if I can redo their make-up.
Most photographers won 't touch them. II •
Mrs. Figge, however, doesn't
hesitate to p0int out what she
thinks is wrong. Since she is
usuall)t '1ght, many of her sub-
jects later have thanked her pro-
fusely for her suggestions.
How does she consirier herself
knowledgeable enough to make
such suggestions.,
"l learn every day," she as-
serted, adding that she reads
magazines, keeps her eyes open
and is generally aware or what
trends are.
BEA ANDERSON, Edit-or
Monday January 24 19n Bl
Beth Koen caps photo coverage
of UC/ with formal portrait
of Chancellor Daniel Aldrich.
of Two Artists
A FIGGE photograph 1s
characterized by imagination,
the Glendale/Newport Beach re-
sident s aid. "Some photo·
graphers are lazy. We try to treat
each customer individually.
"l get to Jt®w them when they
are getting 'dressed. I ask if
they're the indoor or outdoor
type. The picture should reflect
their personality and what they
do.
"Each picture should be a
'sllce of life.· the pictures that
are most meaningful are most lasting."
All of the Figges "really,
truthfully enJoy taking pic-
tures," Ms . Figge asserted.
"Each oerson 1s a challenge."
The family 1s versatile as well ,
she said. They equally enjoy tak-
ing Playmate shots for Playboy
f ..
Melba Figge, who
has lectured all
around the world,
is interviewed by
Nicole Pierce
for KNBC special, ·-
A Wo~n's Place. •
She talked about
her role as a woman
in photography
and photography
as a career. ·~
or portraits in a wooded setting. Tho111h Mrs. Figge is rarely
"If you have any 1maganat1on witt\.OU\, a camera in her hand
you can fmd a spot. l don't care (she's a 3-D enthusiast and has a
where you go." Nikon for slides ). she find• time
The Playboy work came about, to donate a lot of support to
Mrs . Figge said, when she and women's athletics at USC.
her husband were taking pie-"1'111. on the women's senior
tures or •'darling song girls" board of the Trojan Club. I'm the
from Glendale High School. id~ person," she explained. "I
. "We were subscribin g to co & up Wfth ways of raJsil'\g
Playboy then, and we saw the f\Jnds. ''
types p f pictures they used. We Amon~ them ~ave been Ideas
said, •we can do that.' .. · for special USC J~welry and but-tons and unusual items for draw-
in(s. The Figges were successful in
their efforts, since the magazine
has accepted a record 46
Playmates from them and
published 32.
"WE STILL DO a little for
them to keep up the contact."
Mrs. Figge added. "Playboy
used to be a thJrd of our bust·
ness."
"I really support all the
women's events. especially
volleyball. They're the national
champs."
Mrs. Figge, who was taken for
a man for many years because of
her nickname, Mel, said a lot of
people have the wrong im-
pression of photographers
because of the media. "A lot are
rude. They have to be to sur·
vive."
She, however, has retained her
femininity while winning many
honors for her work.
Mrs. Figge recently was invit·
ed to tea~ at the prestigious
Brooks Institute in Santa
Barbara but has turned down the
opportul\ity for the momel)l
because other busy life.
She hasn't had much time for a
vacation since opening the new
studio in Design Plaza, but
believes coming to the coast was
one way of mi.xing business with
pleasure.
"I love Newport," she assert·
ed. ''The people are so frielldly,
casua l and relaxed. It's a totally
different ambiance here. People
are more educated here, more
stimulating.
"I'm trying to ease up and
have some furt."
Beth Koch:
One Chance
A good picture 1s like a sen·
tence, according to Beth Koch.
You have a subject who is do-
ing something and some adjec·
lives to add color.
"It isn't subject matter that
we're photographing," she
added, "but the emotion of that
subject or scene. Or the energy.
"With this. you get pictures
that are convincing. The photo-
grapher steps aside and the
viewer steps in.··
MlH Koch, who ia known for
her soft portraits, has been tak·
Ing pictures full-tlrne sil\ce 1988.
She hopes to publish a book soon
to help amateurs avoid some of
the mistakes she made as a
be1lnner.
''I'd lll(e to be the Betty
Crocker of photography,'' she
said durtng an iniervtew in her
Newport Beach studio. 'Tm very
interested tn the education pro-
cesa. It wu a painful process get·
ting to where I am QOw."
Mill Koch's interest in photo-
iraphy be1an when SM won a
box Brownle at a minlature golf
contest in her home town or U v·
in1ston, Mont., at~ a16 of 9.
"It was snowtn1 that day,'' abe
recalled. "I was t.be ~ contes·
tant to •bow up. I 1ot a bol•in·
one because my ball hit a
billboard and went into the bole."
ALL TDOUGB mGB acbool
and collep lbe wu "•eey bela·
sdoU1'' of .Look and Life
mafann. -S debated blt1'Mn
pbotoirapby, medicine and dreu
detl1ntris for a car,eer.
Aa it turned out, Miaa Koch bu
been able to do all t.bree. She
worked u a nune before ber
daughter wu born then turned to
deai1nln1llttle1irl1 • dresses u a
new mother.
"Mine were very claulc, llme-
leu deai1ns with beautiful
fabrics," ahe Hid. "But I didb't
think I wu toQh enou1b for the
1arment world.
"BHldea, the dHIJD field
meant being in Los Angeles. ll
was fun but l d.Jdn •t want to keep
on. '
Her husband, a doctor, en-
couraged her in photography so
she studied with several noted
teachers, including Earl Theisen
at UCLA.
"He was a senior photographer
at Look," Mias Koch said. "From
studying with him I became
aware that it ian't the subject
matter we're photographing but
the emotion or energy."
From him &he alao learned that
a picture should be taken ''when
you feel ll" and that sometimes
technique must be sacrificed for
feeling. "I can't stand wax-look
pictures," she asserted.
SH~ ALSO LEARNED that
there is onJy one chance to snap
some pictures, suc h as her
famous photo of a small boy
cbokln&a cat.
Tb.ii photo, which was reprint· ed 1n lJfe magazine caused a
eteat stir in animal Jover circles.
She waa photographing the
family ol a cookbook author and
bapP,ned to catch the lltUe boy
playid'a with his Christmas cat.
The cat doesn't looked pained
with fingers around b1' neck~ however , but aa ll be reallud tb.15
WU part of belonging to a UWe
boy.
Mias Koch a1'o bu recorded
the lrowtb of the UCI umpus
and rte!ently was invited to malte a formal pOrtralt ot Chancellor
Danlel £.Aldrich.
She also bas pboto1rapbed
French vineyards. scenes from
the waten or Mexico and a~·
tMUea at the Kentucky Derby.
"I 'm not a studio photo·
ar apher," she emphasized. "I'm
a pbotojournallat who happens to
be an art.lat too. l would just Jove
to paint, but lf I painted l 'd be all
alone. Pbotocr.pby takes me in·
toaomeone'a world.'' Ber technique. which she calla,
Tbe Educated Eye, ts 1eared to
Life Liked This Shot
"impatient amateurs," like she
once was.
"IT TELLS YOU what choices
are open to lhe Dhot.ogr~ in
takll!J tnctures 1' she a.)id. "U
people know w~at the ta.reel ls,
the F -stops and shutter speeds
wJJlcome."
Miss Koch believes the study or
composlUoo ia a "turn-off," that
1tudenta must simply learn a few
rulu auch as keepin1 the subject up front.
She also s&esaea the uses of
Haht. "Many pbotoeraptlers
don't see the play of Ugbt, the
beauty of li&ht. ExdUng lilbt la
ener11."
The Newport Beach resident
shared her tecbnlquea via pboto-
1raphs and captions durinf a
three·montb exhibit at tb•
M111eum ot Science aod lDduatr:r
in Los .Anl"eles · and will offer
them in a aemmar be&lMinl
March 1.
The class wUl atreu •hat MJaa
Koch believes in m01l: "atraJPt.
honest pbotocraphy."
It also wtU hie upbeat since ab•
doesn'tllkesadplcturea. ·
M its Koch hopes It will be a new
chapter ln her studenta• lives, In·
spiring them to ao on to new
creative levels. •
•'There are no perlods ln ~
photo1r1pblc aentence, •• •h•
Hid. "The imqlnatloc abouJ4 flll IJI ... -
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I've
been read.lng your colutlln for as
lonl aa I have been able to read.
The Contldentials at the end have
always intrigued me. Sometimes
I can fliureout what the question
waa and sometimes I can't. Do
you intentionally couch the
lan.iuaie to pique the curiosity of
DEAR PADOOK: 11loee ~
fldeadala at Ule he& ol •1 col-
•• • are mel&Mr &euen Mr
s•eul•I &••ea. TlleJ are meuaia ,_ readen ........
prefer Ml Co reeetn hA&en at
lilome. C"•1 wife opeaa •1
mau." or "MJ m-...er II •ery a.
qmtdwe.">
SomeUIDel dte W1"Ker deea't
waat Co l"e'feal Ida lc1eMl&y 11111&
aeecla 1alduee, ao be l"e«IMIU a
CoeftdetdiaL
Freqae•UJ '"'lntereated ..
par&lea wrt&e aad aak for Ill-
,
OaltyPnot
Photoaby
Richard Koehler
College Courses
Dates Set
A series of courses from art and dance to the
more serious side is being offered during the spr
lng semester of Orange Coast CoUege which
beglns Feb. 7.
The variety promises to catch the interest of
anyone who is returning to or continuing educa-
tion
Techniques of tapestry weaving. batik. tie-
dye, lrnotting and coiling will be offered at two dif-
ferent times-Mondays from noon to 4 p.m. and
Tuesdays, 6-10 p.m.
Taqbt by Allaoo ltiag, the twe>-unit course
will include design and contructioa of fiber/tex·
Weartwora.
St:VEJlAL TWO-UNIT eUmic cluaea teach
aut.bentic Arabic. Spanish, Balkan and African
claDeea.
LEAaNING THE UDJ.8 of a Home Health
Aide ll a new opportunity at tbe~~e. Tbe aide la emplofed by lb or social
service ~en:je9 to pro.xte beaJtb care for bome-
boud or · bled iDdh1duala adtbeirfamllies.
Alter compltltiq the four covaea. atudents
are eUstble f« immediate employment, said
Joyce Evamt:t, procram dlrector. The Deed ls
critical and there are many jobs •altmc.
FurtbeT lnfCll"ID&tioo is available by calllng
ber at W-5540.
ANanuta NEW OOUUB la Paycbology ol
Aibl& •• tb.ree-untt clau lo eerontoaoo which
meeu TQmdays andTbundayutll a.m.
Iutnactor t. Maurice Gerard, wbo for 20 1•an •• a praleaor of paycbolop at OCC &pd
NtiNd from lull-umeteacllina lut yev.
LEADBU111P 8EIONA& ls the tiUe of
anotber..,. tbJ'ee.unlt clua which will apoee
at.adenta to 1overnment and cover 1roup
d1namlea, parliamentary procedure, tlme muaaemeat. afftrmatl.e acUan. oqanbaUoo
~andbtrtqproeed ... a ... wW be at 4 p.m. on Mondays and
'l'lllllnd.,..
na WOIDN iDtel'elted ta return1D1toorre-111mmc ednc-tkm, Orientation to CoUeae and
Career Opportunide9 belpa tbem approach col·
le1e wit.bout fear.
Tbeclaaa meetuttoa.m. Tueld.ays.
For further lnfonnatioo about the courses or
rect.traUoo, call the college at556-5772.
Series Opens
PamW. ~ous ... day at8:30p.m.
aa oq•ntutkJn for dnw· No advance notice ot
nlated .r.;ra--tluit Ta attendance la required, model ~AJaoboHa no feee are ebartecl and
Anoaymoua and Al· the 1roup rmctiom on a
ADoa. wW open • aeries ftnt name Glib' bub.
ol mHtinp la Newport Tbe mMffnal wlll in·
Beacb. elude vlalta by 1uest
A •:::,aum f« the ..Oen aucbl u PhY1l-or1an aa1d that it clw. ctrui mumelon,
t. dHlsned to provide es·dru1 addicts and
aelf-befp for relaUvea other experts in the field an ~rien of dru• ot aubttance abuse.
use Tranaportatlon can be
M will be held rovtdecl to the meet·
at tbe DI• County fn11. Por further Jn. ~olHealibol· formatklD call Yvonne,
ftce. at 00 SuMrior 845-2411 or CharloUe, A•e.,autbtlt~burs-•oaot
I
A ries Feels
Stre ss Factor
TUESDAY, JANUARY ZS
By SYDNEY OMARR
A.&IES (March 21-Aprii 19): Stress on agree.
menta. public relations, partnership, legaf af.
fairs and marriage. Mate is very mucb involved.
Make coocession -be diplomatic.
TAUSVS (April 20-May 20>: Strive to be
open-minded. not gullible. Steer away from path
of self-deception. Accent on club, spedal group,
inatituUoa, hospital.
GElllNI <May 21-June 20 ): Friends may act
in unusual manner -what was basic, almost
routine could become conlroven1ial. Stand
ground: don't concede on principles. CANCER (June 21-July 22): You perceive
where, bow and wbe.n story ends. Means you
perceive trends, cycles -ltey is to make most of
"advance lmowled1e." LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Be independent,
orlgioal -give full play to creative talents,
abillti•. Relationship intensifies; you get to
heart of matters. Travel plans are subject to change. Check communication procedures.
Vl&GO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ): Money questions
dominate. Answers are available if you rtse
above fooliah fears, doubts. One who t.aulbt you
in put could make reappearance.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22>: Status quo shakes,
rattles, rolls -ftnancial aituaticn ls "stimulat-
ed."
SCO&PIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Some pressures
are relieved, but you have many detalls to cleai
aalde. -IAGftTAIUU8 <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Involve-
ment, exdtemeot, Yartety. communlcatioo and
lntemlfted relationship -these are aqueesed ln·
to meaniqtul pertod.
CAP&ICOllN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Make peaee
at home. Accent concesaion, diplomacy, '1ft to
commemorate a special occasloo.
AQVAAIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Review
plans, especially where messqes, trips and re-
lative• are concerned. One wbo can nub peen
light for your Proeresa may be absent-minded or
on joumey.
PISCES CFeb. 19-Karcb 20): Get down to
businesa; accept reaponalblllty.
.. JU{9ensens
°' Newpot1 Buch ., ...... ..,... ..
RIHCH CootOMCli CLASSIS ..., ...... c...... Ledllltt
SfwtLrt'ftwacMy. J E f 27
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am
Z5 years ot qo ud medly ID'°'"
wttb a IU)' 1'7. I wiab you'd &.at me
wbat to do about bUn becaUN I
doa 't tnaa fD1 own be.id any more. R= and I have beeb d&tlng ate far 15 moat.ha. He aald be wu to marry me but couJdD't
afford a rtq. 10 I 1ave him *50
for the down payment oa oae we
saw in a store wtndow GD a SUn-
day .U,bt. Tbat waa tbree weeb
ago. Re aeema to ban d.laa&>-
pea red into thin air. I called
Rudy'• board1Jur house five days
strailht and b111and18dy told me
be WU lo lood healtb and bu been 1olna to work every day.
He bad asked me never to call
hJm at work, ao l wu reloetant to
do ao. But aft.er a week of oot
bearla1 ~I decided to do
it anyway.~ Well, Rudy said he
waa uhamed to face me. He put
the $50 on a bone and the nag is
sUll at the sate.
He told me to forget about bim
and go wtt.h other guys because
be 's not eood enouib for me.
I really love Ulla Jerk, Ann. but
I need to ll:now what to do about
him. Please advise. -N\JTl'Y
Music Continues
ELLA
DEA& ELIA: ne Jerk ..
rtp&.8-'aNOl' .......... lor
yo.. Take* acf9tee ... ,. -•ttllotben. If yoa aa..Jd RCCeed la seUaq
...... to ......... ,_ .......
babb be • .a.b ~ ..
"-be.lama.
Ia a lcoholl.sm n.do.lal )'OW' llfe'!'
Know the danger aipa.la aod
wbat to do. Rud the booklet.
"Alcoholism -Hope and Help,"
by Ann Landers. EncloM50emta
lo coin with your request ud a
lon1. at.amped, aelf·addr....S
envelope to Ann Landen, P.O.
Box 1400. Ellin. m. eouo.
Funds Needed
The Orange C o unty
Phllbarmonic Society's 24th an-
nual Continuance FUnd Drive is
scheduled to begin Tuesday. Feb.
1.
More than 1,500 Yohmt.Mr
workers ol women'• eommiU..
lo Orance County will de.ate
time to the montb-lon1 fund
raiser. designed to insure tbe
continuance of outstanding music without interruption cfur.
lng the 1977 · 78 concert season.
ContrlbuUons from the fund drive enable the Pbilbannonlc
Society to continue its subscrip-
tion aeries ol coocerta, as well as
to arranae for iotemationally
famous orchestru, cooductor'S
and aoloiata.
A quarter of a million children
are r eached annually by t.buoei. ty, wbicb sponsors youth eoncert
programs. in-school chamber
concert.a, music eorichmeat pro.
crams and the music mobile pro-gram.
General c:bairman of the drt.e
is Richard Fin of Fullerton.
bead of the businesa and lndus&ry
committee.. wbicb enlllta the MlP.
port of Orange County bu.sl-
ne11es.
Leading the women'• drive are
Mrs. Leonard Raamuuen,
chairman, and Mrs. R. Cllfford
Ivester. assistant chairman.
Assisting these chairmen an
the individual women's commit· tees chairmen olthe fund drive.
Contributioas may be made
with the Orange County
Pbilbannonic Society, 201 West
Cout Highway. Newport Beach.
92663,646-&lll.
Students are
enthralled
at youth
concert
conducted by
Henry Brandon.
Variety Programmed
SCRIPPS ALUMNAE: home of Mn. Reginald
A lb eater party at the Sil by.
L a gun a M 0 u It 0 D M lss SH by. a 1976
Playhouse is planned for honors graduate in
Saturday, J an. 29, to music rrom North
view "For the Use of the Carolina University,
Hall" by Oliver Hailey. studied piano under
T icke ts are $6 pe r Debussy 's protege,
person. Arrangements Daniel Ericourt. may be made by calling At the university, she
Mn. Jack Schoellerman, won the coo~rto com-
640-8790. petition , Alpha Xi
Meetings wUl be OD
Monday eveninp, belln·
ning Feb. 7. lr...tructor iii
Dr. John A. Venable, u-
siated by repreamta&iv•
of Orange County coin
clubs.
Further information La
available by callinl the
college at~m1.
NARFE: Delegates to
the state can'Nlrtioo will
be elected b y tbe
Soutbero Or-.. County
Cbapt.er, lietlred
Federal EmploJea at ll
a.Dl. w....,.,, Feb. 2.
lo Murdy Commwalty
Center. Huntln1ton
Beacb.
achievement award and 1-================-DAR: Patience Wright a post graduate award. I
Chapter will meet al
noon Tuesday, Feb. 1, in
the Hotel Laguoa. A do-
cent fro m B owers
Muaeum, Santa Ana. will
speak about Southern
Callforn.la lodlana and
Their CUJtu:re.
I a V I N E
P ANBELLENIC :
Scholarship fund.a will be raised at a .Uent auction,
to be staged by the
Laguna Beach Aaaocla·
Uon at 1 p.m. Wednea·
day, Feb. 2, lD Clubhouse
3, Pacific lalaDd Vlllaee.
PBILllAllJIONIC COM-COURSE: Ao ac ·
MITTEE:: Vic toria credited c ourse lo
Stlby. piano aololst, will numiamatics <coin col·
entertain members at a flecUon> will be offered lo
9: 1.S a .m. meetillg Wed· the Evening Division of
neaday, Feb. 2, ln the Golden West College.
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Pkwy ---,,,_ ...
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ALL U..z.IOTS
dlH-
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FROM
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ANEWYOU
Malce It~ 'k. at JRPI
For the woman who cares.
1977 can mean a beautiful difference.
Prepare yourseff tor education.
business. p<olnsiOnat interests
and ntw relatlonahips.
Be a model or look like one. Develop poise, beauty and
conlldenoe to lest a lifetime.
BeglnnfnO & a<Mlnoed COUl"leS
for women of aH aoes.
Try the Powers way ••. lt's beeutttuU
can 0t come "' today tor a complimentary analySla and
program discussion.
John~~ n. $d,ools form Pcnon.i ~
ORA~COUNTY ~Town A Countty
547..f.221
SUCCESSAJLL V SERVINO AMERICAN WOMEN SINCE 102:5
... .. . ,.
BOOMER
IMSIDE WOODY ALLEN
FUNKY WIHKERBEAN
Record Rrundup-
n in the world of
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interp1m the work of others.
MAMCY
t BET I'LL BE A
VERY IMPORTANT
MAN SOMEDAY
by W~ F. Brown and Met Casson
~ fl~ 'Tlltt "5
If yru enjoy this
type of thing ...
IN '20 YEARS
F=ROM NOW,
WHAT DO YOU
THINK I'LL BE '?
~ Win.I Atlt .
Y.-:~~ I
by Tom 8atiuk
by Ernie Bushriler ... --........ ~-
TODAY'S CIDSSlllD nlZLI PEANUTS
MISS PEACH
' A flTNIJll 't .
AD~ta Pb~
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THI VlllUE OF VERA VAUANT
WE!&,..l.., w• P IP HAV• "'fW9M-rY <f'WO P90Pt,• IN
"THIS WAl'1"1 ....
ROOM ..•
MOON MULLINS
You! 1 ASl<Et>
'/OU TO HE:t.P Mr:.
Do MY ~OMEWORk
PROBL..EMS!
by Chartes M. Sc:Wz
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by Ferd Johnson
OK •• Hl:RE1S MY
P,A~T··THE REST IS
UP iO )'OtJ ...
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"I hopt' Pmldenc Carter doc\ '-Omeching ml dumb..,__,;...
can't gee ule<l 10 not picking on a President ·•
by Mel
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DENNIS THE MENACE
'. ••
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Tonight's TV
Highlights
KHJ 1J 8:00 -"Nol as a Stranger."
Robert Hite.bum 1n one of h1a best roJes as
a determined young medical student who
marries a plain nurse COllvia
DeHavilland) to further bis career.
Frank Sinatra, C harles Bickford,
Broderick Crawford and Lee Marvin are
featured.
CBS 8 9:00 -"Helter Ske lter." The
movie dramatization of the Manson
lf\Vl'amily murders with Steve Railsback as
, ,Charles Manson. Firstortwoparts.
cu NBC IJ 9:00 -"Westworld." Two
Ir businessmen <Richard Benjamin and
·~ames Brolin) enter a futuristic fantasy
resort inhabited by robots. one of whom
(Yul Brynner) turns on them in this 1972
movie.
(TV DAILY LOG]
Lindi Scott A lut11t1S11t dnn11 lbout I aAft&IDAY I • pn ol bu\lnnsmu wtlO 111.el to mwvn 1n adult t1nt1sy resort-Ille IOUJI)'
IUIOMlltd llnd ol Delos-~peopled" I IYININQ I by constumed. C01111141ltt1ltd robots.
• • , Wlltll 1 senes al 1111tllanul f11lurts
8:00
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-6:30-a oiu.t Guests mcludt l1btr1Ct,
Shtcky Grtent. Dot Sne11nsen,
lllfClldt t .. Ind lwlfff (() .., Wfiltl
(}.§ .. Crilfil s... m hllily Aflllr
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tiles pl«f lfld OM ol lllt robols
IM$ befsert.. lht 10\lflsh l111d thtm-
stlves Oii • ~'°' °' llonor u Africa to Allltrica.
• Slawtry to fr"4oln. ··~" f.I (<1tl CIJ) QIJ UC llortl fof
T....-: •1oeta• (2hr) Kunt1 ~•nle
~involved'" • rebelhon •board shop.
'' $1lld lo his h11t owner. meets his l11st f11tnd. 1nd mrlin hli lt1sl
~ttempl lo e1£ape lllfne Cleene,
tou t.osstu 1nd Vic Morrow are
idded lo lht ust m..,., GrlHil ..,
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llld Jiff liodm1llow Jlll 1-d Wlfl
111n1 cloclHllt1llJIY ltlls ol Bnco•s
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
<AP> -Actress Ann
Sotbern bas wo n a
$200,000 verdict in a suit
stemming from an in-
jury she suffered while
performing at a Jackson·
ville dinner theater in
1973.
A Circuit Court jury
deliberated less than an
hour after the trial In
which Miss Sot.hem, who
turns 68 today , s ue d
Thunderbird Master
Hosts, Thundereal Corp.
and lhe Aetna Casualty
and Surety Company.
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the most exhilarating
entertainment of the
film year to date."
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PLUS (A)
"FLESH GORDON"
Course
To Detail
Planning
Pla1uunc for reure·
m•t la molt 91Jecttve t>.fore ~ aad
CoaaUlne Commuolly
Coneae ts Pf .....-me • eourae lo retirement planning thla apring.
Tbe free. four·week
aemlnar. which began
Jan. 30, coven various
baaea In providing
participant• with a
rao1e of optiaaa for re-
llremeol.
Meet1n1a are beillC
held OD 'l'bundays from
T to 101.m. ln meeting
room.a and B at Hoag
M e1DorlaJ Hospital in
Newport Beacb.
Seatlq la limited and
on a flrat·come flrst-
aerved basil.
Sea. Bartlett
Lung Cancer
Gets Surgery
r...u:-c-A m•Hcnant tumor bu~emo+ed t.rom the
can~roua rl&ht lune ol Seo. o.we, a.JUeU <R·
Oki•.>.
A apokelman for Memorial Sloa.n-KeUertn& Cancer Center Hld 1D New York City that Dr.
Edward J. a.aw. removed a r. tumor two l.ncbea in diameter
along wtth the right up lobe of the57-year-old99Dator~ung. ·
Tbe cancer bad spread to
some lymph nodes ln Bartlett's
chat, whldt were also removed in tbe ~ operaUon. the
00.pllal said.
Radloactlve iodine was itn·
planted l.n Bartlett's chest to
combatareturnofthecanei!r.
* MtlTUl'TT
WUUut L Lutmb bu been licensed by the
For further tnforma-
ticm, contact Coastllne at
a&-0811, extensloo 2:56.
Nevada Gaming Commissioo to nan bis late uncle
Howard lbtclles' vast Nevada empire.
Lummb wtU bold the license u chairman of the
board of the Summa Corp. and as co-special ad-
ministrator of the Hughes estate, which owns
----------• several Nevadabotel-cuinos.
PVBUC N011CE The ooetlme Texas
iiO'fica0ttucvmeeoll°' ( J resident now aa,ys be la a -1<e••.....,,.,.,...,.N1t1tea-c1 PEOPLE resident of Nevada
o1 •-..''°" ... .,.. 1rv1ne l.Millood although be "travels sc-01a1.1c1 ot °'-c-"'•· .... _______ _._ around a lot ...
c.l ...... lt. will l"Ktl.,. -IMch 111P to l :OOp."'·"' -nltcltyot F-.Y, e
im .. •Md> lime \elcl blO\ wlll 119 A band··-' and pbed I th .,...i1c1,, ...-.-,_ ,_ ,~11111n ••au.en autogra etter at JlJD.
M ............ , kr,,tc•• for O•t• Ill)' Caner sent ln = faJtb to an eaterprialng boax·
Proct•al,.. ID 1"'1....,. 8ucllM9'V A< t.e Id • to ri te ~n tor b ,.., cou"''"'· s*" ,_,,. sc..o."' s r was BO sor a p va <..-uuec y ""e ~-ut•"9 -Att..-. -"<"""'· Cllarte.BamDt.Gallertea. =~~~-=~:-==~:~::: Ai the same aucUon at New York's Waidorf·
oi ... ,, ... M ~ Servlu.. J<M• Astoria Hot.el, a handwritten letter from former ~:"tt<~~:",:'.:O:.~~~= ~ President Gerald Ford to the aame opportuniat went
.... e1tblc111 ....... -...... .._.., ..... for$8SOtoaCaliforniadealer.
"' h•tor-'11Jte "' _, llldl « 1" '"" Both letters were tn s......_ to the efforts of ...... ......... 111v1 .. eu•11,.110 aobertc.lbenof Pblladelpbia. Hebu made a habit
~~.!'"'CT ol writing to notables, eocla.ine a baby picture ol his A..c_...,.._,. IOO, and aaytnc that be admhw them so much be ~ ~ ~ O.Uy Plle4 Damed biabo)' after them.
_,. 14• "· "'7 2~" Onl7 problem la, Colbert has just ooe son and he
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* Sll .. bdlt Ray. the former Capitol Hill secretary
'lf'bo told all, managed a spot in the preaa area for the inaugural parade.
Wearing a white felt bat, mink coal and sun-
gluaes, MJaa Ray said sbe bad selected more than a
doaen out11ta from her wardrobe r~ .. ~:x-for Inaugural week.
"l jmt felt It was a good oc·
caaion f« getting out of my
jea.oa," abesaid.
* SHU Ford held off just Ions
enough to see her father relin·
quiab the presidency before
enrolllng aa a sophomore lo
liberal art.a at the University o{
Kuau. uv
Except for two Secret Servi~ agents and a crush
ol TV cameras and reporters trailing her ln the
SU'""" fllOtlO
enrollment. lines, Gerald Ford's
19-year-<>Jd daughter mlgbt have
goae unnoticed tn the student
crowd. Most. intent on their own
• enrolling. were oblivious orbers.
A professor at one desk
asked for her signature on an
enrollment form.
·'Are you a celebrity or
something?·· he asked, smiling. •
The warden of the Bradford County, <Pa.) Jail
was charied with am burglary that a1ao allegedly
involved two jail ruansa.
The warden. Gecqe •am,, sz, and the guards
Geerse F. W...U. 35. and...,. a. Lewis, 23, allot
Tow and a, Pa .. were suspended from wort with pey
at an emeraeney meeting ot the County Prtsoa Board.
State police said t.be three robbed a West Burl·
lngt.on Township cabi.n of a sink. a cabinet, furnace.
eight window panes, two glua doors and a religious crucifix.
Los An1eles Mayor Tom
PUBUC NOftCE BndJey opeaed bi.I office to the public for the 30tb
Ume since be was elected l.n um-and in trooped 7S --f't<TlT--,°"-,-.-ini-.. -.. ---1 dllferentpartiestomatetheirgrtpesltnown.
u111uuH .. WT Tboee who got tn to talk to Bradley ranged from
n. ... _..,. ___ ...,...._ tndlvldWlla to groups of half a dozen. with some
""':ac ,.,,,. •""' iT•E .. ,, waoUng the mayor to help them
llMITIO IOAllTNllt'"'"· 11211 ..... f\od wort, others wanting him to ~e;;:-w-.... wnt• -. Gtl""""• make speeches, and 1WJ others
CAM,..UL AU()CIATn TWO. a -including 0Qe of bis lesser• ~:;w:·: .. ~~~!.:~~.~·.1,: known opponents -seeltlog his
Gtl...,..,IOf belplMheelectioocampaign.
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* Peonsylavaola House Speuer llel'bet t Flae•u was
indicted by a federal grand jury
ln connecdon with ao alleced
pa7otr acbeme involving ad· •RAOUT
m.1Hioos toprolesalonal ~t-graduatuchoola.
Fineman, S45, the IDost powerful man ln the
leghlatul'e, wu charged with bavlng ''unduly, cor·
rupUy and dishonestly profited from his otnclal posl. ----------4 Uon." "~~:~ The 10-count Indictment said Fineman ""'..,_.,. __ ••-""-defrauded t.be people of Pennsylvania by "soUcltlng
,...;;_"'co, .-, ... "'"· .._ • and •ceepttna-brtbes, blackmail an<( obltrucdoa Ol
UNt•.c.-.tllo\Hll.CA JuaUce to promote, facilitate and cover up ac· ~.:::~i.;~111.9c:~ Uvit.iea" ln COMeCtioD with gettina Y<>Wll men and •.C11111t-....CA. women admitted to post-graduate professional c.o':t':..""'1'....,. ____ lrf• acboola.
HbNL~I~ *
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"" ~ erani wbenthemanlnchargeoftbeprogramaaldhe ,...,.... er-c-Ollli., "'lol dkln 't want that much. .-.. 11.1o1.11.-'"·'·"" SoclalServtceaCom1Dlaaiooer&ntaBanasald ••n that the program dooan't nted more than '360,000,
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Tltl• fl"9t'MM ••• flltlS -tM °""""' Cle'1I ft// Qt ..... C-"Y.,. OK n.-
but forgot to tell the aovemor, who included the
blaherflsunlnhllbud1etukinp.
Suhcammtu• co-chairman Bert~. saldbe
WU d•Uibted toditcover the 1100.000Nvina, which
be aaJd proves the truth ot Jda •foCM: "You Cotta watch 'emalltbetlme."
* CblntM 8pcrtl lllnlatlt' C111a11C TM-tac. 1fho won the world &abf• tem. te.NWI cbamplonabJp three
times tn tbe earlY tteOl, ll apparently • vtcUm of the
pm'le of '1Mlkaf lellden In Petiq, the Dally Tele-
V.Pb reported trom the ChlMM capital.
TelecJ'111Pb conwp0ndent Ntrel Wiide 1aid the
Pektn1 .._...,Dally, the CIUnae Comm~\ pat·
ty DeWIPll*" cbara.t tbat t.M radlcata' "blade
ha.ad" on tbe f'b11fcaJ Ou.ttuN aod Sporta Com· mllaton tried to w .. keo China'I rpcll'tiQa prolteu
and to tun the ~mwtoa lDto •front for utenatoo
oltbe radical.a' lofluence.
Psoriasis
No Joke
To Itcher
&1 oa. 8TEINcaoHN
att~~b~i':~
covered wltb acaly
blotches. I turn oo U.. TV
set to get m,y mind oft
myself. I look fOC'Ward to
Bffing a favorite sbow.
Halrway tbrousb tbe
show I hear the Joke
about the heartbreak of
paoriaia.
I have newr wilbed
my prClb&em on anyone,
but I admit I w1ab those
wbo joke about it could
suffer frolll a &ood dose
of tt for a while. I am
depressed also because
nothing seems to be done
by the medical pro·
feasioo to clear up this
problem. 15 there any
new treatment? I ba·
ven 't heal to my doctor in moot.ha. -Mt&. J .
COMMENT: Altou&b l don't have psoriasis,
wbeo I bear lnaensiUve
rema.rb about psoriasis
I get as angry as you do,
Mrs. J . I can't un·
derstand bow and why
and where these jokes
originate. I don •t bear
any jokes about TB or
any other chronic illness.
Why psoria.sl.s?
THE SECOND point
you make I.I even more
[~~:)
important to 7our
•elfare. I think you
make a miltake ln not
5"ing your doetor more
often. I know it's human
to get discouraged, but
there's always tbe
possibility that some
new treatment may have
comealoog.
Although, the real
cause of psoriasis battles
us and there ia no
specific cure, newer
methods bring hope to
more tban S million
Americans witb
psoriasis th.at help may
be around the corner.
For example, conaider one ot the new promising
treatmenta for peoriuis.
At a recent Symposium
on Psoriaala held at Stan-ro rd Uolveralty. Dr .
Eugene Farber men·
Honed a new therapy
tbal combines long-wave ult.raviolet and a dtug
called 8 methox·
ypsoraJen .
··sTUDll:S HAVE
shown that by aatng the
treatment twice a week
for 10 mlnuta for from
15 to 3> treatmenta, 90
percent of t.be caaea
dear up wttbout the use
of ointments. Main·
tenaoce treatments are
needed ooce a week or
once every two weeks.
About half the patient.a
studJed were controlled
with just the minimum."
be said.
llEDICALETl'ES
For Mra. W.: I !mow of
no cues o{ cancer de-
velopment in people
from the chemical.a used
in hair dyes. Occaaional·
ly infect.loo may result lf
the dye is rubbed onto a
scalp that bu ab open
wound or ia the seat of
some kind of Infection.
In aome Instances,
there may be an allergic
reaction. Ordinarily, use
of bair dyes is not
b.u.ardoul .
* Dear Dr. stetncrohn: I
am a nenoua wreck. I
haven't been the same
stnce I had my 1aJJbJ•d·
der removed seven
months aeo. Tbe flnt
week after my operation
I had an lnfed!oa in one
of lbe .Utebel. The doc-
tor dl'alned it. But it aUU
dral.oa on and oil. Wby
doean't tt heal? The doc·
tor Ulinb a stitch lnllde
may still be tnlected. He
doesn't th1ok an opera·
lion to remove lt la
necessary. 11 there
sometbtn1 aerlou1l1
WT'Oal1 -lln. D.
COIOIENT: Yoa h•
ven't sn.tloDed aeelAC
~~.1tbJDta
~ la lD orcWr.
doa'tJOQf • P1orla1h la ndt
CltchtQ&, M)"I Dr. Stein·
crohn ln bi. booklet,
"Practlcal Gulde To
Sllln Problem..'' l'or •
cop1 write blm et tbo
D•lb' PUat, P. 0. Boa
.15eo, Colt& ........ eoe= • cmts ud a .. m , telt·addreUed
env .
DAil Y PILOT
Fleet Recognized
Tbe venerable Performance
Handicap Fleet of Southern
CalllornJ.a bu &ained naUonal
stature wtth recognJUon by the
United St.ates Yacht Raclng
Union.
The establis hm ent ol a
"working relationabip" between
PHRF and USYRU was an·
oounced Saturday at the annual
meet.hl& of the naUooal yacht-
ing organization m~ting at·
Marina del Rey and for the fU"St
time OD the Wat Coast. USYRU <formerly North American
Yacht Raci.n.c UnJoo) ia l.be eov·
ernln& body lor all vacht racinj(
ln the Unlted St.ates.
PHRF ia • handlcap ratlog
1yat.em for otrahore raclna. lt
orlglo~led tn Southern
Ca.llfornla many yean ago as
the Arbitrary HandJcap Cius
and lat.er became known as the
Pacific Hand.leap Racing Fleet.
and later aWJ, Perform.uaae Han·
dk!ap Raclnl neet.
It bu f'Jdoyed rapJd ~
1n recent yean as mqy olf·
shore ractne skippers became
dhtochaoted witb the
compUea~ lnternaUonal Off.
thore Rule OORI. PHRF rat·
iDp are now used on tbe Gulf
tpQa Retlre•ellt
Cout and ln other yacbtl.D• areu.
Lyon Stedman. preaideat ~
USYRU, aaJd tbe new.,.,..,.
ment would provtde for 1
PKlU' subeomm.lttee wlt.b.lD tbe Offabore Racina Committee and
reeult lD a dlatrlbuUoo ol lD-ronnetJoa and aaal.ltuce to aD
PHIU' croups tbrou1b U.e
OSYRU Olfabore offtCle.
"The intent of tbt1 r•I•·
U•htp ls to otter the eacbulll ot PHflF information wttbla tbe
forum of \JSYRU and to
faciU&at.e lbe promu.lpUOD ol
PllftF rac:lnl to all tnw.a.I
1roup1 wlthln tbe aeope Of
USYRU. tn keeplnc wtth tW USYJ\tf policy of provld.tnl
yachtsmen wit1' r.un. •ra-
altematives.'' aa1d Stedman.
Former Yacht Club Newport,
Manager Reflects Man Wins :
BJ JOANNE aEYNOLDS "' .. °""' ...... ....,
Tom KJe1" lites to say that
when be became manager of t.be
Newport Harbor Yacht Club lo
191S1, be traded ln fairways for waterways .
Kier, 6S, retlected on bis 16-
year career at the harbor's
senior yacht club loUowiog re-tirement at the begtnntng of this
year.
He frankly admits be mi.sses it,
•hicb I.I not surprising con.sider·
ing that be has worked in clubs
nearly all bis working life.
Prior to joinln1 the NHYC
staff, be worked for two country
clubs in the Los Angeles area -
Oakmont in Glendale and San Gabriel.
The t.ranaiUoo from fairways to waterways caused him a little
concern at first, he says, but club
members gave him some books
to read on yachting and "very
patteoUy answered all my ques. tioos.
"It was eaay to get acquainted
with and get. Into and pretty soon
I began to put it together." he
said.
Wblle be never became a real
sailor during bi.I years al the
club, Kier aaya be dld go so far u
to buy a Snowbird, which bia
three children sailed while they were youngsters.
While not a racer blmaelf, ltier
says be has become lotere.ted il1
yacht racing, particularly the
heritage and history of it at
NHYC.
He says he feels prtvllepd to
have waned wttb some of the
world's best sailors through the
club and bas particularly en-
joyed watching the development
of some skippers who were
youngsters when he Joined the
yacbtclub.
•·People are impressed with
the quilllty of sailon we have
here," he saya of the harbor
area. "I ba•e ahrays beeo
particlllarly proud ol the club'•
program. that enable the kida to
get •tarted early.
.. , have truly enjoyed watching
the young men grow through that
program and become well known
competitvely"
"It's all part of the Newport
Harbor Yacbl Club and lt repu.ta·
tion."
Kier s.,a he's atlll adjuatine
the to newoesa of retirement, but
he's makin& plans .
Aa a tl'oul fisherman, be aa.ys
he's looldal forward to ~ more ftsb.lol and having the time
to tie bla own rues.
"r plan to play a little golf and r
have a few bobbies l '11 futz
around with," he says.
Having enjoyed a career in
club work that began in 1928
when be aigned on as a caddy at
Oakmont, kier added, "f m1gbl
Jual get Into some consulUnc
wort. Who lmows, there may
even be a small club tbat
wouldn't mind the gray hair that
I could manage for a few ye.an."
San Juan Sailor
Takes First Series
Gaodal!, sailed by Dave.. Wheeler. Capistrano Bay Yacht Club. waa
lbeover·all and Class B winner Sunday intheflnt race of Capo BYCSan
Juan Series for Performance Handicap Fleetyac:hta.
Class A winner was Chubasco, skippered by Eldon Foltz, Capo BYC.
and Clasa C was won by Wild Cherry, Dick Baker, Dana Pu.at Yaebt Club. Summarv:
•• ~'c~.~C,.0-H, l, -.... : I,..,,_..
Cl.ASS C -1, #lcl Oterrv. l, ~ ..... , 9alJ
Mctlvtlle, OPVC. 2. Wiii Sltl,,., °""' Wlt~li\, '-8YC.
r RaceSerWB
Scott Driscoll of Newport
Harbor Yacht Club won &JI•
lnalee Tropby agal.Jllt 17 odiier-
Finn sailors Sunday lD a 0.....
race series sailed 1D the but>cr
outofNHYC.
In the Lehman-12 Clua com-
peting for the Corkett Trophy the
winner wu Jlm Tyler of Balboa
Yacht Club a&ainat 14 com-peUton.
Alan Lindsay of Voy .. tn
Yacht Club woo the OldUmen,...
gatta for the Ludera-is Clua, aDd
Paclly Davia, St. Francia YaCbt
Club, was the winner ln the llj9W
Taser Cius ID which six boaU
abowed up. Summary:
FINN -1, Scott Orltcotl, NHYC1 t. lllr\lllt Hehon, sovc; 1. ,._ Witt-. ave, •. ,....,
Mlll .. ,LIYC. S, T-~aMll,LIV~
1.l!HMAN ll -J .... T ....... eve,'·..., .......
N14YC. J, Piil Sc"-· NHVC, 4, Teny ~. N14YC
1.UU~R' 16 -1 Al ... l -Y YVC, t, ......
lato.,_ !t!tYC. l,"""'"'""""'be<Q I.SVC, C,,_ c1-...... eve:
T4!l.ER 1, Pe<ktOt•••!tl , ~\'C
BOATING
23 Craft Race
At Huntington
Twenty-three boats showed up
on the starting line Sunday for
HunlingtmHarbourYacbtClub's
lovllation•l Regatta for
Performance Hand.leap Racing
fl'leet y acbta.
Tbe racewassalledlntheooean
between Huntington Harbour and
Seal Beach.
ConPermiso
W-ms Trophy Safety CIBM Set
Con Permlao, skippered by
Dan Renaud, Capistrano Bay
Yacht Club, wan the Jack Starkey
Memorial Trophy In the annual
t.bree·race regatta aponosored by
Voya1en Yacht Club. Tbere
were nine entries in the compet.i·
Uon.
tn vvc·a CampbeU Sloop race
for handlc•p boata. the winner was Lumaran, skippered by BUJ
Robn of tbe bolt club. Rear
Guard Trophy for the Jut boat to
flnlab was won by Trilogy. sailed
by Jeff Oirvtn, VVC.
'Rag Sailon' to Benefit
Dana Polnt fl'lotilla·29 of the
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary ao-
oouncea a ne-4¥ safe boating class
almed at "rag sailors" st.artin&
Wednetday, 7:30 p.m . at the
Marco ll'orster Junior High
School, 25801 Camino del Avton.
San Juan Capistrano. Claaaes
will be hdd ln rooms 202 and 204.
The clauee wtll conUnue each Wednesday nlgbt for seven
weeb. A certificate of comple-
tion wm be given aft.er an ex·
aminaUon oo the last evening.
Claaeet will be of two boun
durauoo and will cover boat sat•
ty and bandllal. aaiJon llDea and tmou, codiq and beavtn1 UDM,
selling, whipping and apUdq
lines. ligbtinl require1Denta,
light weather aalls. vartoua rip,
wind and weather, man OVV·
board procedures, tunina.
anchoring. balance and lrtm and
other e5sentials of sailing.
The course Is open Lo tbe
public. Families are ent'Ourqed
to attend. There la no age Um.it,
though younpten under 8 or 9
years of ace aometimea have dlf·
ficulty bnderstandlfU ~rmtnology.
There La a nOminaJ cbari• '°" text materials. Furtber infonn•
lion mar be obtained by calUba
830-1425.
Chinese MartUJl A.rt Class Taught
•
A CbbM9e martial •rt. deYeloood 1.~ years aco toS!T pracuuooen with peater emo-Uonal, cal and mental ltlhWty, 111Ull be!oa
tau&bt •
COune. la Tai Chi Cb•uan will be fe.tund &hia
spnn1 fw naldmdl by CouWAe Commualt.1 eou .. •twcl'ndnsl'eb.a.
1utructor .JCllUllf er Booth NJd the art diff era
ftom otber' tonna ol Cb1DeM martial ana ln that u.e tmpham II on ntneaa and not fllbt1n1.
Bellnnina Tai Chi Cb'llan IDeN n-om 1 tot
p.m. eaeb Tuada7 at tbe Couuliunlty eoa,rep.
Uooal Church ln Ccrooa del Mar. The advaac.d
COUtH la acbedaJed TbutldlYS from T to t p.m. at lhrtnen Elementary Scbool cafeteria lD Newpan Beach •
For rectlt.ratioo infonnaUon.. call~.
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OAILYPILOT
Matter of Time
Kathleen Donovan, 19, slips bottom of her oolka dot
bikini into Bicentennial time capsule in Tallahassee
shortly before it was sealed by Florida's Secretary of
State Bruce Smathers, right. The bikini will be one of
some 65 items representative of 1976 culture that will be
seen when capsule is opened July 4, 2h15 as part of Da·
tion's tricentennial.
Laguna Hills Fire
Station 'B~siest'
Situated rigbt outside the walls of Leisure World, amid booming
suburban IJ'O'Wth, Laguna Hills Flre Station 22 was the busiest of all
Calllornla DM1ioo ol Forestry facilities in the state last year.
Equipment from the si.tton rolled on Just over 3,000 alarms during
11'16 and t.be new year of 1m promlses to be even busier, accordhlg to
Capt. Daft Hubert, an eight-year about 3) percent fewer than la.st
departmmt veteran. year.
BUBS&T 8AID SS of the "lo 1968, believe it or not, there
atate's 58 counUea, includlrur were just 700 calls for the CDF in
Orange County. have cootractual the entire county." Hubert aaid.
arran1ementa with the state "La.at year, there were 16,383."
forestry department for fU'e pro-Hubert conceded that the
tecUon. phenomenal increase over a "N~ of t.be other ataUom in period of only eight years was
that system matches 22 fOf' ac· caused by the initiation of
UYitJ," Hobert said. paramedic service. He said be
With January three.fourths shudderstolhinkbow manylivea
over, lhett have already been 193 were lost before the medics were
calls forStaUoo Z2'sservtces. introduced.
A peak month for the facility
willC'Orltainwellover.JOOalanm. CRIP P~TRER, on,e of~
Hubert aald the vast m~y of men who rides ~tattoo 22 s
calll _ about nlne out ol every paramedic van, said there are
10 ln fact -are for paramedics.. day• when it l.s almost lmpoeslble
:..,UT WE ALWAYS roll an ::.:~eep because of the voh1me ol
enline company wttll UM medics "We average about seven a becauae the manpower ta uaually day but there have been some
needed." Hubert aaicL days wtth 24 or 2S calla in a 24-
Ualike teJevialon lbows ta.at hour period," Prather said. "It ls
depict two paramecUca bandllnc aometimes all 1 can do just to
tbe job ol savtns a Ule, H'lbett aetoutofbedtoroll."
aaid lt can take four OI' more I*>' Hubert estimated tbat about
pte to handle a crtUcal, life-five percent of the paramedic thr•~ aituatloo. rnwmes are for nuisance calls Durin& im. a total ol Z.,2'19 of but be is philosophical about the calla to Station 22 were for mostolthem. puamedlca. There were on1J 290
adual fire calla, wblcb Hubert
a.aid 1a still "very hllb" by com·
parlMm to otbe!' CDF mt.lam.
TBS DBJUND for flre depe.rt· ••t .-ataoce .. sro-iDI -fl.t u tbe eoulh COUD\1 and, in taa. eue ot tbe i.....,.. R11b .ia-
tloa Uaat demand la ~ bJ ~ pneence bl tbe commalll-tJ. ol tarp awnben ol eJderi:1 people, Hubert aald.
St.aUoll ZZ'a tallJ abon that In
19'75. there were 2.~ calla
Artifacts
Offered to
Capistrano
,.
"EVBN IP WE can't do much
in a pbyskal way, at least we've
pT'O•lded some psycboioglcal
comfort," be saJd.
Hubert, a director of the
Callfomia State Firemen's Aa-
aoclatkln, aaid be ls strongly~
posed to cbar1tne feta ror
p•ra.medlc service because pee>
pie already p., taxes to SUpPOl"l
the Pf'CIO'am.
"It Dia, cut down on nuisance
calla but that i.sn 'l the point," be aald.
ACCOU>ING 10 Hubert, new
a.ad expanded fire protecUon
racllJU• will Uftdoubtedly be DMded In the near future int.be
IOUtb county because the avalla·
ble mupower and resources are
stretched almost to the limit.
He said the National Fire
Protection Auociation flaures
tbtr'e lbould be one rll'eman per
J..000 people served and fb'e unttl
lhoula be wtth.ln a five-minute
r.PQllle range ... We're about at
that po8Jt now but there bu been
faatMtic IJ'(>Wtbdown here."
Foor From Marina
Join Honor Band
Four Marina Rlgb School nu·
denta bave ~ r.!..,..,ed to the AU
Southerncau.torm. Honor Band. Jeff Lee, percuulon; Terry
Barto, tenor auopbooe; David
Nilbtmura, alto 1uophone1 and Jllh~u :.:~ar. P'ren.cb nom.
wUl perfQrm ln a March 8 concert
at UJe ~Chandler Pavllion 1• LOI An.;clts. Th(:; -:-:::>
daoMn for the bonor band u t.be rualt of an audition In December.
'
BE PllAJSED WE&NEB for
"extraordinary police work
wblcb bas succeeded ln remov·
log tbtM aptly named aavqea
rrom the streeta."
"l've been dealing with the
Skulls about alx years now,"
Werner. 29~ said from his home in Rocltlana County. "Their
prlm ary tbiog la when they com-
mit a crime they intimidate the
witness so he either disappears
or moves to another part of cit.)'
or Just refuses to teetify.
"The hoods will just sit In the
courtroom with 10 or 20 of their
gang members with their colon
(club jackets) on and they'll
stare at t.be witness at the pre-.
limlnary hearing, and that'• as far aa the cue aeU .
.. ONE OF TBESE guys today
I'd arrested nine times before,"
beaaid.
Merola sald tbe ete.tapo 1quad
stomped the young woman ln a
Bronx hallway at 6 a.m. oa July
31. He said ber face was beaten
unrecoenliably by slud·booted
Skulls.
The assailants were arrested
wit.hin a few days, but word was
pused in the streets that the girl
would die if she testified, and she
fled to Puerto Rico, the district attorney said.
"THE SKUU.S HAVE it in
their beads that on their turf
they're allowed to do whatever
tlley want." said Werner. "They
are vicious; they've done these
things before. Five or six
together and they think they're
aomtlblng, but one-on-one
they're a bw>ch ol punk.a.''
With possible dismlaaal of the
caae looming, Werner new to
Puerto Rico Nov. 30, usinl vaca·
tioa Ume and payine the air fare
ol $160 out ol bis on pocket.
He located the girl -"sbe still
bu bead.!!.Cbes and diuy spell.a
and her face ls all swollen" -
and convinced ber she would be
protected if she returned with
hlm.
Pact A.uxirrled
For Addi,tWn
To OCTD Unit
A contract for the desl.p of a fl.4 million addition to t~e Oran1e County Transit District a
COCTD> Irvine matotenance
facility wu awarded by d111rict
directors.
Under term• of tbe contrut,
Hu1b Carter En1ineerln1
Corporatlon and Wlllden M·
aoclatea will be paid $388,5'0 for
tbe dHlfo and conttrudlon
monltortn1 at the proposed faclltty.
TBE CONTRACT, bowner,
will be tubJect to approval by
federal omcl.ala. who an apect.
ed ~ p~ tcw to peneat ol the projeet •• COit.
OCI'D plus eall for addm, • two-Aory, 11.ooo...quare foot .s.
dltJon to t.be exl1tlD1 malD· tenanoe bu1Jd.iq, located In a
former elementary acbool at
lf7398ad Caa7on Roed.
IN ADDmON, the dlatrlet plam to build a t,ooo.aqu.,..toot
openUoaa center for dlapat.ebiq
drl..en, aloq wtUI new •torace
areH and but maintenance
equtDmtnt.
"' ... "'rt otnclal.a a1ao plu to apand &SPba1t parldn• areu to ~Sele for 250 bUMrl and Mt can.
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DCWSIYI SHOUCUfflS-Wl.000
Charming rustic Prov . with picturebook setting. Restful &
beautiful area. Custom built 3 BR
home with lovely pool. Abundant fine
wood t.hroout. View of ocean from m.str
BR.
adverllae "any pre· 2111 S. Ju ' ... Roell ference., Umltatlon, or • di.crlmination based on M1Wr0trr C8f'1'a. N.a. '44-4tl 0
nee. color, reU1lon. sex,
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llUCla preference, llm1ta· --------dca. « d.iacrl minauon. " SPANISH TILE
& RICH PANELING
OWMY
DESPERATE
NJCI SLASHED
$2,500
"* MW1paper wUI not
lmowinflY accept any
ad•ert11ln1 for real ..... which I& In viola·
b.olthelaw.
For no money down. If Huge 3 bedroom, 2"' you·~ a Vet. Over l800 bath home walking dis·
---------11q . rt. or beautiful tancetDgolf courae. park
BAYFRONT, pier &Roat, lots $1M,OOO to $295,000, to build your own custom home.
ATTRACTIVE Unda Isle 5 BR. 4~
ba .. faoi. rm. & formal dining; lge.
We patio & waterfront deck. $285,000
., 81 LL GR u·N DY~ REA l TOR.
' 3·11 6oy\od1· ll••11• N 8 0°7'J 6161.
IUILD
11 UMrTS
On th1a prime piece of
land & enjoy tax shelter.
a~latlon In income Bicycle d.latance to the
beac h Juat !lated.
&46-7711.
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FINEST IN
COSTA MESA
lJ1 beautifuJ Mesa del
Mar, this 4 Bed.rm., 2
bath pool home bas It all ror you. Close to park.
tennis, schools & tbop·
ping. Priced at 182.SOO. Phone for appt. 546-4141
cuatomlzed living. 4 and cultural center
..wl'ORTIEACH Bedrm , 2"' Baths. Massive brick rlreplace
Ofi&Y $92,000 formal dining. Great accents spacious living 1---------
0uUtandlng 3Br borne value tor only $67,500 room. Trailer or boat ac·
-~
COATS & WALLACE
tor u.e family who loves lll!ii'J!!fll cess large enough for
to Joe Ir birdwatch. New RDberfs bluest reueationa 1
qit'i ft drapea, beaut vehicl.e. Many extras .
I d , R It priced lo sell at S69.500 .!,.::.~ .. ~ rl vu y " ea y Call for showing ap.polnt.
llZAI -..,.._ ment 842·~. ~ WA~JNT l~~~~~;;;s....; QPtNlll O·ll~lllNf!"l!l "l<I ,. ~ ~\-~.. [ \81 l~tdM
CHICX THESI $43,500
lUviera Exclusives AX & SAVE ULEX For Solid Real ~tale HUNT. IEACH lAv•tments · RANCH HOUSE $I 04,000 27.8 SCEHIC JUST PAINT ME and Rare area opportunsly to ACllS l'mYoUn forever! You'll acquire these units in
18 Laswia Beach! R·l, love tD create your own Hunt. Beach's better
nral aettin•", high elev•· famlly home and save area! Bike t.o beach from .. money too. Hurry. please tbese 4 · Z bedroom unsts
tMlll wtth many exclllo& call with almost no vacancy
ocunvlew .l'omealtea. 898-7155 ract.or! Shelti:r your in· OUTST AN u ING 0 P • come early th la year and PORTUNlTY for an Im·
aglaaUv• devel.r:r ! It m~ •• -·~ enjoy superb apprec1a·
LAGUMAC AIM ,• 7,jf<:?Jc ~~k~nd~~,j~.e:,:io~t nu. z Bdrm. older homeL-b;;;~~·;ii~•~• !~:r:~.~~,~~:::..._~J OPfN 1119 •" ~·VN•o111 ""''' a~~~~ 1~au1n1
wltla brick pat.lo. WI .soo vacant 4 Bdrm
INOAHGBIO Sharp with rlreplace.
SPIC•S builtins. 1~ bath. Near
hw W\ Uke this & J111t Mile Square. $S9,il00, all
lilted 1 4 oceanfront lou terma.
la tM laart ol La&UAa 531-.io
Baadl, rib tremendoua Was wrllHoMll hal
eommerual or realden· Estate Metwotil W potMltial.
OllJ DOW for deta1la ·
41EDROOM
Jo« tD beach Crom this
bea11tlful ht&hly up·
graded home Huge Uv·
IA& room with vaulted
ctll1 n11. 1ourmet
6 llDttOOM ~ wllh ronnal dme.
6tAKT $7S SOO Aaaumable V A. pay·
• .._._ , baill bo IMllta srre.oo per month. ._.,_, m• lt1arTy !Call~l7.
wttli OYef 2200 lq f\. Id• O'fll I• O· H \ •J>; ION .... 1 §°~~~~~le Hllfl
drapu. Completely1.===-----__ __i
P•l•ted tbrouabout . S.Uer needa amaller ...._ alnc. their family
bu arowo-up. You wlU
love the neighborhood
Call col le ct t 1 U >
SPANISH EST A TE + GUIST HOUSE + POOL-$57,500
AuiMnUc red Ute roof Shelttted s~luded entry Ma-J:m
•JOOt .. 1• • •• \ ·~ •. ., "'.,. 1 to f1ne1t h v1ng room 1
~otina k1trhe~lua din [~ -~~EJ!;!::~r: cellar and work sbop. Sparkhna summer fun CAU.USFOR pool on 18 acre Camrht/Twt .. ft Separat~ RuHt house! Pancho Vi.Jla mu.st have
la T.._ & '".. l,,.S ~ ·don't ••It for '"9•.000lO•.ooo di.II romantac advmlw'e. DCEU.ENT TERNS ~II o'9ck 847-«>lO 1'41~$ <..-."'1~'1·11,1.,..rr er.,.,1•
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PACESETTER JCESA V"&RDE one-of-a.ltlnd,
.... ' Bed.rm. p4ar> with foruaal dining and
IUl&OCll oversized family
room addition. l.1r11•
patio and low main·
WUl>Ce yard. Offered Kt
~ ~. Hurry, call
\a lOdaJ aU40-USl
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New Listing:
$4!,000.
REAL ESTATE . INC. ------
NOuOWN PAYMT. SAMTAA.HA
Spacious 3 bedroom of. SAVB·S4t.'50
ren privacy and luxury FULLttlJCE at reasonable price. No Super clean read) to llve
dn. paymt Low monthly in family home ln deslra·
pymts Truly a delight to ble area. V AtrnA terms
see and enjoy. Hurry, unbelievable that this i.s
please call under SS0.000. cau today
89a.7855 ~~?.~Q•l/\l~l\Jllflll(I lfil/#4'1 [® BNM
$7,000.
2 Bedroom
Near Beach
$35,000
21EDROOM
..... ..,... ,., 0 .....
;~y.ineed Oactor's
r.-actlce .. or ?
Near Hoa& Hosp. Take over patients, Dellghl!ul
bome with 16 parklna
space. plus room lO es·
pad. Could be antique
a hop, real\J or 2 7
Compiece. '87.500.
640-6600
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Tbe cbannell, tamln( basin t,
beyond I Loca ... acrou from a de-
dicated oart -the perfect = bomet 2bRa_, famlly room•
room. 2 ni'eplacea. Rieb withe
warmth• beauty of IOlld mabol&llY pan•~•· Sechaded pool • pat.to. '225,000. Jane Frar.ee6'2..e285. (A.88)
'42-t2U 644 6200
tOt l>owr Orlw Harbor ,,. .. c.nw
trwli. et CMlpUt Valley CMtaf'
752-1414
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home with s bedrooms. a Well located S '*1room.
stcriea. la oo a corner Jot 2 beth ~ with new
near all acboola. ahoP· pa Int l n a D d out • plnl and Huntlnatoa eepwaw ~ 1µtt.e baa
Slate Beach. AU for only lta owo bath ad" Qllb1de w . .soo. Call $AS·23l3 eatry.1\IU sinoe r1uoo.
before lt'1 too late! CAU.sa.a80 l OPfN IH 0 • rr HUN JO 8' MCI ' ' [•IHMll !ii~~~IES ..... .,.4 ...
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LAKEFORESTU FOR YOUR JNSPEC·
Lakefront + dock, •Br. TlON. Super family
3Ba. air, S8HU1S. Open home with lg. Bdrma, Weekends dbl brick Clreplace,
FIXllt UPl'Ell'S
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beaut. carpets. heavy
shake NOi. ramUy roc>at
and much more. Good
locatJoo on qdlet atreet-
OM block to park and schoola. Hurry. don't
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This lovely College Park
home Ju.st needa pamt on
the lnslde/outs1de. New
sl.nk. garbage disposal
and water heater to
begin with Is youra
Three bedroom and
family room with bright
exposure or the sun. --------· Hurrv ! Call 546-2313.
oPl"I Ill 9 . ,, \II.JN 10 Ill "'"
[CIUNtl VA Blyers
Call Now No money clown. Many to a--------.. cboo6e from. Call for
CAPE COO
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more lnformaUon. lt'BUI
3 Bedroom. 2 Batha LOCATION downatalr1 with llD·
finllbed "BonU» Room"
upsWra ol approximate· LOCATION ly 1W aq. ft. Hardwood
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Unique Homes ts bot! Sales of $1'h "
million a1l'Ndy tbl5 month, several
exciting new llstlnga, escrows are
closing oo time. new customers are
Walking tn daily, sa•.istled clients are
saying "1bant.s for a Job well done"
and all 40 salespeople (n a offices are
working on a progressive new
commission schedule. Everyone "ls
bappy ... Just thought you'd like to k.nowt
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CORONA DEL MAR. 8154000
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Btny upgraded exec
home on golf courae.
Every rm very spacious. Lee mstr down, 3 up. 2\.IJ
bas, frmJ din rm, la• FR. wet ber, central kl:tcben
& a auper v ie• or
gnMOtry. $4.$.INSll.
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Rr.al fstatP.
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COSTA.MESA
418>ROOM raawuc famlly home ln
Coat• Mesa 'a nlcea\,fi
area. ' tvae bedroooU" • with ma111Ye ma1t.er
aulte. Ete1ant dloiJll. lhw• brfck n.re,laee Ca luxlirioua llvlq room ..
QdJ DOW Ml-117L $58,960 ru1.1 once! orltf. r• 0-<I \ llJOj IO"' Nltl'
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ESTATER~·-floors, wood sbln&led Prtme 3 bedroom home
roof and a super a1141 on t.ree-llned alraet In ooe
50x120 ft. kit. or-Ne• po rt · 1 best --------·----------$53500 ~~~.Tbisout-__........ l ' -a g home bu two ..,..,_,.._."
highly upgraded interior, Wbetber for fl1enda or .~1 -IL aech1ded paUos and a Mesa Verde A LOn
and 1s 11tualB<f on a large For Under just everyday tam.Uy uv.
AHYTta.a£ pool·1l1ed lot. Priced Ina. you will love Ulla)
""'" ngbl. CALL 751·3191 $7~""" "'8c100I home lD lrviDttl' ~~~~~~~~~ .SELECT UUU Terrace, Corona del .. 1-Just llated Bedroom, 2 Mar. Four bed.rooms " PROPERTIES Betbll.lld famUy. Private Jam Uy room laru Big Can~on Spaoab courtyard •n· kttcbeo with e.aUDc area, • i--------• trance, lg. backyard. lovely pool and patl.o. > Beaut. 4BR, I e Uv , 3 BEDROOM Grut zt•ce for chJJdnft. Price la SlU.000. Call for den & ram. rma .. 2 Neat clean! see lt to-appointment to aee0 maulv.e f ireplaces, day. Offered at a low ~.
magnificent awlm'I · FAMILY ROOM &.900. °"NIH9•11HUNll:>•Nll"t' ~ pool . Jacuul and
walel'fall. Great home ror entertalnlng. Securi·
ty guard al gat••· ~·THE REAL ,
ESTATE RS. $56,500 " --
$24.2,SOO.
64().6600
BeauUfully maintained Weat1lde Costa Meaa
home. Cuatom family '-~1~566~w~.~~~w.:!-c.l!!w.flM-'"'I•--------~
room addition. I~ Baths. Neat to ,..!Mt a..ut ........,,_ V11 Hill
copper plumbln1. new S49·86SS Shows Ute• dream. One
rool,ccncretedrive --------owner. Many extru, 640.6 t 61 -M-15-.-V-EilD--1-cuslom carpeta, ctrapea. •
A wall coveriQp. 4 Bed.rm, 1• . ee ....... EXEC "'e familY room w/fplc. 8ttD kl.tcbea wttb pass Sharp 2 atory. 4 bd. 2 ba ... _ ..... _ ... __ •-paUo a-.. home Ill nne.t area. Le• ..... " wu ......... "" ...,
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COATS &WALLACE LR w/PV stone frplc. aer. beautifully landacaped
TWO T-yard wtth sprinklers. A S ..,. , DR. !am kitchen oo cu· real buy for Sl 38,500. " RE AL ESTATf:: INC~
MB.IDITH desac w/premJwn al.Jed &M-12'70
CJAlDIM EST A TE lol. ~1. •
Formal entry lnlO hu1e PIOflSSIOMAL i:"4tbl :i ,: llving room. Formal din· IUILDIMG ~--A• Ing room, 1ourmel Mod 12 Offl 2 • r-ltitchen with breakfast ern ces, R ,., Secretary offlcea. plua ·--------. ~ ULT~. o(J area. Huse family room Law Ubrary room. Land • ----
with crackling flreplare. haa apace for large addl· 1--------· ·---------Walk·ln closet In master lion aa well aa plenty or Mttl•1'1 FiMst 4U + Ll.G POOL
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Fantastic View & Complete Prtvaey
4 Bedrooms, Lushly Plaftted Grounds w/Pool & Flrepit. Jacuui
Adjoins Master Suite. Golt Coune
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• -........ • --~Huge family room private beach. Only carpet. dra~a. lreah '",, ... ,,.....,~ VILLAGE. · · yd.1141.500
& ....._be 11 t..., bu conven1~rt wf b~ si•.ooo. fee. pa1.nt. paUo. 1arao yard. 11141 496-1711 REALTORS Surftlne Vu • 71 ..... te .. cu 1hw1M. a...-. comman ng v ew Ctl644-7Jtl FrUttreeal '74,000. --...:.·------•
&-..A 1 pool sized yard and ter· R McC.... Well deal&ned for superb en.._._111•• IJlfi• I ,...,, race throu&h wall of ., Fn t•V..., 1034 .,..,.,..,,AU location. great floor • U ..... to a. c t a.19d. ~col-glaas. Gourmet kitchen. ..._. lllOMewport ....................... plan. beam cellloa• .
...,, ...., ••• 1y 1pp ul t '.,,,,. Dine. Sweeping et.airs to COlhtMeM 541-1'729 Ws y_.. ft.I.. 4 tolMS-l l~TH utility area, 3 bdrm1. • ti .......... c 11 t _._. W "-to i huge mailer aultes and ff Y _, Here la 1con~!'1Ji0r•1 ry M.000.
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guest quarter. Hurry, •DUPl.IX• •Ad ... t el9J:roce n • u1·levc to JS ..._~&z""'~ Wll........ woa't last. $84,900 full (2) 2 Bdrm houaee 00 • •VA* 3 Br home. Paularino sa 'I all your deeds. · ~~Al .. • 1 .... -F ,,... _AC. ..... ,...... price.Call983-788l. OCE NS O r d Tract. ReceaUy painted Sharp tntr)' to 1Wlken W~, ...., Sl71.00I. Ol'fNro<'ht1 \IUN•o11rn"''' A I E o ol inaide. Plum. nectarine Uv\nc rm •• vaulted cell· ' HAL BTATI ewport Hgl1 b7 bulkier. ··--
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S 16,100,., ... E.lduaiveAge:o\.S decorated. plu.ab carpet· 611·1146 today for an exclusive BY OWll..IER Pnced to .ell at si..,910
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u..... ,,..__ 2 ...... _ w.... yard• Don't pass over pelace. Tennis bufra ·--------I view. S126.500. 49!H*or graded. close to beac • 'PraiwU.a a..-9f"ti98 u-z· vuc: u.uw. IUJ • must appreciate. Close 673-3620 Sea Wind S&S..500. Prtec -r;;i-1no =--· -r7S2•"20 huee malr. & blto.a., + 2 tbiaoael to Frwya. Scbools. Shop----------•only &4f.7988orM.aJO
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$64,990 Dover end unit., located INlton FIXER I ........ lffch I 040 Park. LS different fruit --------A RANI .t.a.t.lo.IAO .... ED oo~et wkle •reenbelt 7.,7060 c.ta~ 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• trees tn yard and 2 ELNIGUELTerrace. Lg . ., c.~ priced for q·"-.. -~..-" • • ab th f 1 · *' -* •••••••••••••••••••••• r..a..STSIDE u , A b . , 2 br 2\• ba twnhs" .. ..,.,.,., w ,.;a
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"8g)e level. Huae femlly app't. f1S,900 PHlill•• 1007 =·~~=~~ ~ right aiie! The right somew/poola. 968-4602 ~~~~~~~~~I ::i~. ':'J:o~4~~~ 0 p I! n Sa t & S un .u.s Uvina room. Coun· C. f. ColeSWO-"la~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• la:& alMtlter. Pnced to sell p rl c e ! Bring your Pennington Properties NEW House Sun. 11·4 1 30-4:30pm. 330 Walnut try kitchen. Dine. f'ami I UI br _._ .. _..,.,. N Udo bna.sbes and toola. Large St. Only 182.500. Pnn RIALTOtlS 640-00 0 . ....,.. •• ._ . ...,.,. r att9l.750.548·~ 4 Bedroom home with Beaut. 2 Bll, good area, 1--------•I clpalsOnly '7 entert~lnment area Dplx. $140.000. h"de cabin-like famil" redec. in/out. By owner. LISTING Pri•arv & C "'YWOOD 1••1TY OTerloo .. s covered ·-------· Marshall Rily 67~-4600 BYOwner-O>leePark,3 -I $Sl500 90-7652 -... A -Pavilion and sparkling •-----=-----br'.famrm, + aauna room with used brick • · Extra large yard in C.-..-..C. •541·1290•
pool. Separate wmg for ~TERMER'S ,.-~M-10•• onCa.11~~<. Y m.500. fireplace. Better Hurry! Owner: 2-Sty. 38r. 2.,..ba , '!t~o~t Square comea Spacious 2 bedroom. 2""fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ma11lve master !1U1le ~--.... ., .. .._.. Call:6CS-0303 lndry, frml din. f'R. ovely 3 bedroom bath t.ownhome on quiet
,lllld cbildrerui quarters. DWJE! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1---------f11>lc. nice yd, Jae, l blk Townbouae. All th1I can lane in country vUlage PRIVA Tl ISLAND
Tremendous bargain for COROMAD&MAa $57,500 bch.179,850.8118-03U. beywnfor~.500. settlog. Walle to civic
\be bandy, Hurry won't FANTASTIC yard <large 4 IB>IOOM center. shopping, buaea. 1ut 11963-7881. enough for pool and t 7500 lmmaculate3Br.2Ba OWNER'S PRIDE : lennls & golf club
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$.108.000
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Roomy high ceilings. 2 Even less coaUy than any rm and manicured yard. --==--------dining room. chef'•
story, 4 Bedrm., ramUy 3 Bedroom in town Ap-Call:~ IY OWMH kitchen. spacious mUUT 613-mo SS8-8723
room with wet bar. prox.LSOOSq.tt .• 2batb.s. ASSOCIATW 4 Bd. Rumpus rm. Din suit.eWltbbath.Secluded
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fast Occupcmcy
Bag trees. big yard. COV·
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hreplace. Upgraded.
Priced low at $70,000 for fast sale. OwueT bought
another.
$49 ,500-New °".,.... w.tlet!
Out.standing new listing.
Villa coodo, 3 bedrooms,
2 full baths. Dining room
area. ~et lulchens.
Forced sir best. Private
patio area . Call today.
won't tut. ~1m 1
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(airway at Rancho Sa llG CAHYOM
Joaquin. Spectacular VIEW ·S215.000
GI TERMS view of Npt. Center & View Newport Bay to ~ Ughta. Need fut Catalina! Iron gete en·
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professionally decorated 2 Br·2 Story. Condo. pantry. Extra lar ge
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Llke new 3 br & l br,
many xtras. ocean view
Call 642 3850, Property
House.
...,.......,c,nearnew r. Owner. Arbor Lake Sunl·S.Agt.646-7414.
2 ba + bonus. Highly Up· "BnarcUfl" 2 BR. 2 Ba •. --------•t...::~~~~~~~graded lux. twnhome. Save$$ over next phase. w.wporl Slloret
Tennis ct & rec, ball. $112 ,soo 559· l 833 or A home to remember! 2 m.7so. $2109 Bedrmanddeo, l.Y.. bath.
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---------i lot. cuJ-de-sac. $73,900 by bedroom &. living rm. u..-p,__. _o_wne_r_64 __ 4 _4646~·----• Enjoy the warmth of•-r---,.J---... ---1-0-7-6 •..,,. uvt wood and charm of m1r· _.. ~ ....... OWMr ....._.Mo•• Rancho San Joaquin rors. Obie gar w /auto •••••••••••••••••••••••
Handsome pool home. 4 2 Br/Oen. best on lake· opener.Owncrneedsfast I U .
bedrooms. 2 baths. PV goU course. Prof decor. sale. Call 540-1151 nceme nitS
stooe fireplace, slate en· _0wnr __ IA-"-gt_._833;__·36__;13;__ __ ,
tty. eaterta111er·s uvmg ~ 1eoc11 1048 Nr. ~ Ocean
rvom . Submit all offers, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 UN ITS 0 N TH £. -~.Ca.II 842-8854 EICH .ra. ... .ft.E ~~~~~~~I BLUFF-Winter Is Sum· ...u"'llW _ mer rentals. Good 1n
Trade your ~come pro-BIG CANYON View of vestment property
perty (Of" tba. !I bath: 2 Goll course &. lake. 2 br z $a45,000
beth contemporary wttb ba, upgraded. $117. JAY W. YEATS an ocean view. $125,000. lse/oP(. Steps to Tenn _REALTORS ... 2231
MOIUMS REALTY crt, pool. Jacuut. sec. Ocean view 3 br, 2~ ba. TMIB.li--------.1
-· LC•formLn" WNER SACRIFICE: ___ ,.._ .. ________ , Blte to Beach! Chann· * 494-8057 * 644-5441 decot'ator twnhate. 1700
log 3 bedroom home, l '14 MUST SELL! ~.dining area, Uriag
Creampufr 3 Br. 2 ba room fireplace. No wax
wt .. •lw crpta. paint noon. great carpets. ()a.
.ti paoi. ae.dJ for new ly $60,.500., call Tarbell,
Townbouae owner. Try Realtor, 982-~
"I" PLAN sq.rt. 2 frplca, fenced LA&UMA Com _.... yard. 982,500. Law • As p. ..,.,ecor ; oe liOC I.es -.a72 HIDEA WAY de sac. lat Time off.,..,.. __ •_•_. ____ _
2 Bedroom & den In for saJe.3 BR. 3 ba., fam. Tll-PLIX
CaD)'on w/secluded rear rm. Finished & panel SAN CLEMENTE
JO~ dow n . A•klna 3BR. 2BA. now being
15UOO. painted lnllde and out
yard. Patio. terrace a. garage. Sl34.7SO (1)3 Br. 2ba, (2)2Br. 2 ba, tree house. One mile to CORllM ASSOC. town la beach. All this for balton 759-0226 l&e yd of( 3or apt. Oo Ci only $64,500. Call now to nyon & Stream. Sen pb.a all oew carpeting
a nd new dlsbwshr.
$63,000. A1k for Jim,
962-7788 or 847 ·NOl
~ Clemente. $129,000
see CAMMaY VILLAGI Taylol Mode lltty
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comp. refurbished + Od· ~N. Newport, N.B. Westside dt 1 land for S more unlu. ... ___ Xlnt Joe. In rapidly de· W..,. h.y.._.. """"'Ustlllg veloplng area. see.ooo. mt·hivel 3 Br. w/v1ew.
3 Bedrm'.l 2 Bath, lam A41l. 545-1103 le, beam cell 'gs .• dlx. rm, fomr. din. rm .. re· kl chen. SIM,500. full
2BdrmbouaelnC·I zone, 499-298llor495-4488
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1111 rm. Sl4S.ooo. .c Bdrm. 2 beth, tamUy
rtn & ISe covered deck. l Miio lo Marina. 32891
Calle Ml1uel. SJC.
493-3307
LIDO REALTY
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ptete with ell builttns "" MfSMOH IE.ALTY Se'p.· laundry rm. R·V IMdler.-Nf 49,. "7ll ~~~~~~~lWVELY. CUSTOM 4BR. pukl.na. a.perb nr1deof Ore1t 2Br pool bame, ____ ..-v_____ sunken llvtn1 room, fain
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·-11 '645-7221 out. _, .. tu 500 Ownr -~ -~--ldacpd. APPl"OX ""Acre. ..... now . •et ~alUPM ' Exlra t1paciou1 18R IOHDllAl.TY
· borne w/lrg fenced yard, 714/131·9411
...... I 044 room to add. Mint cond.
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LAGUHAIEACH -.MO& J3MO&lorW.11~ WALKTOOCEANhly.3 Includes use of oil BOATSUPW/CON00.3 ~leaclt 3741 FROMS26STOS3SS s.u. ..... back Pnme delMc:r 32Z2 Cean. cpt'd 3Br. 21-; Br,38a,fam.rm.frplc, fadlltlea <.pooh. BR. 2Yo ba. Like new ••••••••••••••••••••••• lncludlog~~t
loeatiofl. 121,800 annu11I ••-••••••••••••••••••• Tiburon Condo Bltna DIW MSO 714·~or ~~th.~~etc.). '55.Agt.644·1133 1196.UWpd Ocean view. ~ O.w a..cJrnumO.....Belh
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ba. fflll. lndry · no pets. priv 137~. Pb 963-34211 o ,.. 1.u... Walnut Squa.r 2 br 2'1 BIG CANYON. brand new Main Renlall 540-5370 Addms Ave . rn Co.to Meso re! $4~ 675-a!OO ~"""'" 4 Br. 2 Ba, frplc. e · apacioua, single level 2 · · -!.ar .__ ~LS C'pt. drps $360 mo ba. comm. pool. A/C. BR. 2 bl. townbome ~Hma 3750 s lrom Oronge Const Col~
J BR , stove. ref rig. beach NEW 3Br. l~Ba Cond 714-~ or S31·9$4.S, ear· Be• ms· $325 · w11weeixng golf course ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~n Horbof dnd FolMeW
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llOO -322,,. S'600 mo. 963-9837 days, .1-. 2 car air. ~ ~o: BR. 2 Ba. fam·rm 41 din· Agent 640-$.SCJO Larae, dlx adult U12 ..,.~ ~-•• 2 .. ~ ......... a ~•2 .. •••••••• •• ••• ••• • •• • •• • eo.ta W..O "' ~eves. "'..., • wi pool le ls ""9MW ---• ---•
•••••••••••••••••••••• 714-~ or S31·~. rm. d' m 57~0 nn. • Beach duplex. 3 br. 2 ba, ~ Apts. Fiim & un ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $42,000 'Br. 2 ba. Fam rm. frm HwaliMI• a.och 1240 Agl. No Fee ~~~e~~ys, ,7~:i;s ocean view. $4~ mo. Pool. Jacuzz.i. B11liard!s
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UNITS
UNOt:R $150,000
Four units m 01!1c 'fown,
Huntington lkach Ii',
Years old. all 2BR units.
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vestment Specialists at
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REALTY INC
714/846-l371
view. nr. bch. s7so. SLATER·GOLDEN Tennla,paol,gar.securi· ._..__.. 3241 DlxNwpt Crest3br.3ba 252U Stockport. Lag CMftSHln . 15.r>--~ WEST Super 4 Br. 2 Ba. ty SJSOmo. Bkr 848-0709 _,.....--coodo. l903 sq. l't. Many Hills \JI I ' I DIW t drpe ....................... xtras. Lae $500 mo Agt Sorry
Sphl 4 BRR brn~~v. ;ti~· 7lt-96~~.Sll9 or 2Br. 2b• LANDMARK 3 BR. 21,Ai BA. oceanvu, llM-6435 . . • oopets. Awlnnlngcornblnolklfl
pa!Jo.$410 e s n s.1l·9MsAgt No Fee CONDO. Pool. tennis. move In now! $475.Call: SOIAl.oC)mo 3716 ofodultopottmenthon'81
LlagoRd MS-!_359 . adult.a.~. Ph 960-4640 41!1-J.Se8or673-3620 NEWPORT BAY, NEW ....................... WllttkJKUryOppolntmenl'Sond
2brhouse10 court. C"ompl Fabulous adlt 2br. 2ba or774-0914 CONDO. double view 2 BR. 2 tia on the ocean. supert>recreolloool 0 ~ rerurbi~hcd. No iicts condo. Poolttennislclb, SUPER 3 br wtf ll' Lr Top of the Wortd waterfront exposures furn. $700 .• unfum $600. locolloo Tennis. gym • "*OJJ¥
$280 S4fl.en:i i;, m 1 beach. $300 d B'k b rph 2· g 4Br. 3Ba, fam rm. frplc. from priv~te balconies. Total secunty, elevators, spo •swimming• bllllords. __ 640-5048 Y · 1 e to I' • car chlld.ren & pets welcome. elf huge uv.rm &c J1111tr rec racllilles 499·2835
3 BR. 2 ba. fam rm frpl . gar. $400 mo. Owner/Agt S!525mo. bdrm. 2650 Sq. rt .. 2 BR, · One & 1WO Bedrooms.One Botti ~
comp lnd11cpd.rncdyd. J BR,l'rpt,drp:;.bltns,at 5E'7-4258.Evcs962·llSS HOWAIDJOHMSOM den. 3 Ba. ull elet .. __._.... fromt~SO ~~\/ibia.
car gar $37S &15-2978 tach ~bl ~ar. fl'~ yrd, nr 3br 2ba 2 stor twnhse REALTY kit ch en. skyllg~ted -.;-.....r.:::.,_.__~ G> :;;::, ; o . fl -.. ,·.,,.--bch. schl!s. shop g. $360. · • f, . atrium, pvt marina . uwnwnw ....... Esidebe:iut Jbr. l '"J ba 1ncl~rdnr 9629758 ~/pool xlnt ocatton. 497-1744 siooo. mo, 1213,691.2170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 550PoulartnoAYt.,COttoflltta 111.-.
new dt cor Attrac yd $340. 842· 1739 0 (213)442 3801 Ga1•1al 3802 ~ ............... ..,,
pat Io Av a 11 $37 5 3 BEDROOM• 2 balh, In 3br l Yab Surf . d Condo 2Br Lge back yard, frplc r . •n•••••••••••••••••••• COlto MetcJ 3124 Costa W..0 llZ4
646-Zl89 presti~e ar~a or ex· Frplc 8 poo~1 epatio · ~np~:lru~ Canyon. HARBOR VIEW EXEC s 211 WA.llllFllOMT ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
REDECORATED 3 Br ~a~i~i:s v ~riva~ mp!t~o· 831-8175or~182'1 · · :--3 ea_;: ~~r pool, BullUns, crpta, drps, B· Beautiful brand new l br,
den . din rm .. ne community swimming HEIL EDWARDS4 B 2 Brand new lux"rloua ugey . 8-Q, huge deek. garage. free staod'g trplc ,
kitchen $37S 714· pool 2 car garaj!e huge -d r , t.owMouse. 2Br, 2~Ba. HartJor View Portoflno 3 M35. dshwsbr, many w\ndowa.
or 531 9MS. Agt No Fee ma;ter suHe, b~1ll In :;;~~ ~~S;~H ri:r oce~:~rly or roo. br. 2 atory, pool, tennis, 360Jl"FlCNOILEY5 .~':~:TYN.B. adults, no pets. S2SS. ------; oven MSO per month F mo................ mo to mo or 6 mo lie. • ~ 64$-8256, 979-3376 M~a Verde 4Br. 2"'1 ba KEY RE ALTO R . s.1l·llM\. Agt.no ee . ~.&4(M866 675-6670 formal dining. huge fal1ll 962.7788 3 Br. 2 b& condo. Oen • Casa de Hermosa
rm. study. sundeck. nn IWWoa mtn view. Dbl I• SLtiia lo Deb, 3 Br 2 Ba, H.B. unf.hsetlll02br 2br apt w/fireplace. l\'J
wa ter. gardener, ne huge Family kltl'h. clos •••••••••••••••••••••• appre. ~.No ch!~~7 · park site. S52S yrly C.M. $210 3br. pool, ~ bwasher. $320. Ale;o 3 b cpls /drps S6SO /m o ti) shops & transparta· 3 Br. 3 ba townhouse. no pets. Owner 7_..,1 673-2493 ulll lsep.bldg)$370.
s.tf>-1213 lion S325 mo. flurry. Sparkling new cond eves493-2956. N 8 . S2JS2br. pool. patio \SOW Wilson
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Mesa Verde CC lnclud]·' Immaculate 3 Br 1 Ba. ~ 324 W/Ol)e'Der. Muat see lo pool, leonis. adj. new C.M. unf hse $27S 2br bath. range. oven, dlli·
L--"' ,., 2000 --won't last ! S4 7 0 c a II .. L 1 I a ... 3 Bdrm& a ba some C.M. $145 collage all utl I n 3 b 2 ba l nh -.-OfM'Y l BR Ea s 15 Id e . n Gemlni Realty t!.19·6623 IM&-1371or846·MS6 eves . 1., · • 1 .. Jfpl 2 Br. 2ba, Incl g&r. blk to N B SlSO bach all util ~lnequletr.compleowx. Gaorau:sgee Over SOO tall trees and lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• W"st<'hrr 3 BR. rt' -----view. -ae. iv. rm. w • bcb, amerutaes. S4001mo H s $ 752b kJds k streams with waterfalls COVINGTON HROS 111 modE.-led liig kite & yrd SfflS mo. 9591 Onset <.:r. 4 niM 3244 !am. rm .. lge. fen<'ed yd. utilpd. · ·u r,0 °ER & patio. Adults only. N create a relaxin~ settin1o:
Anabe1m Century 21 5"00 Al.5560846 Br. 2i,, Ba. f3m rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• S47SMonlh.117'3-4437 3Br.2baw/paUo Park& I CHC Ml pets. $32S. &45·3381 or for your spacious new 1
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983-7866 Uke new1n1out 4Br.2ba. + hreokrast rm. pool 2BR.l""Ba .... $37~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br wlth wood.sylnlr.blk -...OOllkMd 3806 2a r.nice&clean.closet ments. Jo'rom $240
l'lose r.hoppmg. schlacil w/jacuni.3cargar .Agt. 2BR.1Ba ...... '32S-3S0 3 Brbouse lmmact.tJate to bch. Vacant, ready ••••••••••••••••••••••• shoppmg. Adults onJy. Furniture available
...,_ ......... _ Pr rt!' bl'h. Huge bac lcyr 213~-4924 2BR,2Ba ......... $485 Close to .shops Good now!$480 l·BR. carp, blt·lns, pnv. Nopet.s.645-8939 Small pets OK. Adults
.,..WT111opety. ~.ms 3 BR. 2 & ...... $385-600 tlelghborhood ilsotlte In Corona del Mar. Lg y . only. Office open 9:00 to lcan find 1tforyou. b Kid PRESTIGEDEAN~ 3BR.2~ba ..... $42S-:;e5 _.,,,,... . 2Br.famrm,frplc,gar& deck. Garage. ear Nice l br. frplc. pool, 6:00. 2300 Fairview Rd, BeachareaspeC'iallst. S3JO. 2 r, garage, Pacific Sands 4 BR +2 4BR.2Yaba,furn .. $S9S ._.v.-yard. Quiet street leaseonly.$275 Mo.Bkr adult.s,nopets.$230.mo. Costa Me s a Pbont'
Probates. foreclosures, ok. Fee Ba, like new $49$/mo. 4 BR, 21;;i Ba ... $ 5501800 • -.u.-.a 1252 _,/mo. 644·23439 To 5 548-4757 or646-3798 ~2300 Bankruptcies. Divorce. Mam Rentals, S40-S370 963-8377 bkr 4 BR 3 Ba $600 __,......_,..... 1---------
lnves en propert ea. Kids welcome. 3 br T.H. 2 STORY 4 Br. 2 Ba. BIO CANYON 4 81', 2 ba ~ecutlve hae. HOMES patio. Steps to bch & cp · rps. · • a u · · tm t i . ' ..••... ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• -WATERFRONT Spac. 3 br. 2 ba. frpl. 2BR, t d Kids OK l&2 BR 11 UI pd Ju
Belowmarkelprice. sa!O .Fee Atlanta & Bushard. Avl. 38R,2\.'JBa ........ $700 Spect. view. USO. REAlE8TATE s hops. S46S. Mature Nopets.$200mo. clendaHarborApls.
•• Jolluon. lroker Mam R_!ntals. 540-5370 2110. $395. Ownr I Agl motile. '94·01.22 631-1400 adults, chlld ol<. 675-3032 ~2978 644H 204
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Main Rentals S40-S370 rrpic. ~m~:· Mile to mo. (ruieiit.fOllS · c...,..o 3271 Surfers dream! 1175. UUI nr Irvine Ind. Area. parking. 728 .. ,,. .. W. 18th MlNl Warehouse New
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2 STORY·S299! ! Spotleu OPEN DAILY Uonal location inside pvt Nop«a. t.S4S mo. ~109 .-BeautlluJ brand new i br. cpt, dbl gar. pool. $335
2 br. 2 ba near bch. Pool. TO p M 111arded community. or493-el.38 .... 1 b&. Beamed ceallnp. mo. $46-6299. 557-0848
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Walk to shopping & View. Turtleroc:lt Terr 3 Raodeuel850mo. _.._ 3210 fl..t~':~~~ Many w1ndow1, $211S.
sC'hools. 979·2038 or i Br & Fam Rm. beavt. HOWARD JOHNSON ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'-"· • • -~ m.337&
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-----, Cam 48'7-1744 Warner & Briat.ol. 4 Br, 2 2 Br Townbouae. (rplc. &-~........ Br. 2 Ba, den unfurn apt 3 Br, gar, yard. patio 8 Turtlerock Glen. New 3 Br be. SM mo. 549-ISSS Pool ,_ So t.ownhousel. Frpk, encl. .,_ M d 1 Kids. pets OK $310 CONDOS 21 Br. S2SOde • 4 r on best street ~/mo ()oowr\ Valley HJgblandl . ...___.. __,_........., • tenn... me ocean gar. 2 br & 3 br, 2 be. w1.pa..,. ature a u ta
F1ower St Evs S481511 S33S.1st, ast& p. lse ¥~1-1400 Newly redecorated ..-..-wwuor &CatAlina views. Close from$.12S.M2·l60l only.Nopeta.
. 979-7888 · -hillside hme. 3 Br 2 Ba. _.,fuwl•d 3300 '°shoppi.na &fine beach. McatkllfH Aph #2
NEW 3Br. 2Ba. near So Groves Secured comm. Fam Rm, UUl rm, dbl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644·21611 AU $Z95 MO. 275 E. 18th St. C.M.
Coast Plaza. $49S mo 3Br,newcpt.s,dsbwshr.2 New.cnr.lot.2br.2ba, pr, comm pool & rec llACHllMTALS Brandnewlownhouses,2 631-1001 (213) 431 7383 or eve pvt paUO!l. lge yanl, 2 car cpt,drp, elec. gar. dr. ctr. S4SO mo. ~: ..,..........R SU .. MER 8 Ba 1213> ,.,.. /\.:..., au "• mt to bch $3SO Ste ,,,. vt t .. u~&"" .. r. I ~ . In.slant move· SP"'.-ACULAR VJ•""' "'"""'' _.. · · oeiener. pa...,p · enn 7ftlH443Eva/wknds YEARLY EHJOY 1977 in. Pets & lnlant.I olt. ""-'' i:..n
•NF.W PAINT• 1ns1de 21J..32B-6727. 714·998-8849 court. Pool &t jacuzzi. 4 BEDROOM HO~E Propem Management Fenced patios, encl. 2 br. 2 ba, ma~y lux.
uut New r pls , 2 Br. den. Nu 3 bdrm 2 ba + bonu11 5.'12·S377 wknds, or olt. S3000 monthly. Burr White Realtor ln this exciting new apt.! garage. dlahwuhers. alr features. Frplc, Jacuui.
2 Ba. Jndry rm, rncd yd rm. Twnhlle. I•-, mi frm 1 30PM wkdya. 499-264-4 2801 Newport Blvd. Spacious 2 bdrm·· 2 cond. 1922 Meyer St. See gar. Model unit avail
oar. rnot tr~ Wtr "'' bC'h S4SO mo Rcfer~nces N.B.1175-4630 bat.hs, frplc. Deep brown mgr.orcallM2·11612 ~645-82511;979-3376 "' "" • 7 carpeting. Modem sunny no d ogs . c hlldr c 842·1l40. •Rl!MTA.1.S• MIMionYWfo ~26 Canda.W-kitchen. Lge. private THEl~y•irr.~F Ea~~2br
Wl!lcome. 2231 Pomona 28R.den .............. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11......111---1.1...-.~ 3 .. 25 s··-"--k.Su'lirism1view "" -Prl · b 131111 mo. S710 move·m. 3 Br. 2 be twnhse. rrpr, _., 3 Br 2 b All Villa Con --• w...a: I Bdrm. water pd. Q30 v. pallo. lns. w/w .
()penSun 1·4 9603989 pauos. pool, Jac S3M 28R·2~'1ba ·· ··· $$50 d ' lnagle S:toey AC-"••••••••••••••••••••• ol Newport I.Illa Jusl Beautiful. spacioua new drps,adlts.nopeta.$230 ----~--i Call 7S2·0666 3 BR. 2 ba.. . ...... $400 o, • .. _ v•~ .: "'""'"'• IM.MAC. 2 Br 1 Ba. l27S. 1..., blk•. to beach &t .w. P 1 vt 1,_ ~~ __ Jfl'T_a _____ _
Nice Jbr 2ba twnhae 38R, FR.2~ba .•.. $450 ~· "''8».s(;S "',....,. No pets. Wahr. dryr. shops. Adults only, n a,_. 00 .p pa..... ·-l'aUO. 2 car aar. pool $225. 2 br. pets ok. Near 3 BR. FR. 2 ba ....•. ~ pet.a. pool "'4-0:JlS SJC pets please. uzs Mo.. ~~ulu, ':,~M Br I Ba. 2189 Pacific.
pd N ,. c ocean.Fee. 4BR,2ba ........... $4SO .. -·•N~ ...,,.....,.1\ new · · lease voca · · · UrutB,$2SOmo.Nopets. water . r ... 1v1c n ,,vaw vw """".., 646-0883 .,,,.. ...,_ & OCC Chi ldrn 011 MalnReotals,54().5370 4BR,FR,3ba ....... SS9S 5 Br 3 Ba kids 'peu ow hD11e ~~-" .,,.,........,
$17S 540-®S VACANT 4 br. 2 ba. la Plut approximately park0·pool. 'EZ iernu : u.twwl•d 3525 ~a def vftO'li 2 Br. 2 ba. Mesa Verde. EASI'SIDE Triplex. Lg
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M"°'a Verde Jbr. 2ba gar Nr. ahoppmg ctr. • BRAND NEW 3 Br 2~ Ba. ~v'..,,---Adults. no pets. $275. gar. Adlta, no pets. New
3100 Samoa Families only. S42S mo. New 4 Br, Fam Rm, llllc. "'ml from Doheney ~ 673-8494 546-U.it paint &t cpl• $2SO .
fW' Nie b1 ~r Santa 1415 644•1 Call aat 837·11398 or cualom cpls, " drpa. St. Bcb & Dana Wharf 2 ....... 1 .... c .. ''-'ren ...... 646-Ci09&i&40-0020 .. __ 4 1 .., od bl ---t Lndscpd. auto sprnltlrs. ~r mo. 634-8282. ™ .,.. •lllU .., ~ ·P f!ll <>~ • e Olarmina PVl 2 Br house ~141 n...--..... c: 213 ........ i...... K... • .. E New a br. I ba. frplc. ....... olt Loe nr so Cat b h DCM.OOOllU&t&O clo9etoNwptHl(ls,sbop vww .-• .. · ..... -. & • .-.·lOu v1. bttna,iar••e.Adulll 00 ~ m,1877 · · 2 Br. 1 at w/pallo. ---prnJ a. bus AllO hall din ~ 2 Sty, 2500 &q rt. colJed peta 'a350 640-1840 • za. . s'°ve. ~. Sml pet al·
NOUSI + 3 UMITS ing rm. lndry a. ll•rden Phllh 4 Br. 3 ba. all blw. TurtJtrOclt Glen, Plan ~aa del Sol. choice 3 BR, Af I••• fwM.a..d · · 2 er. bllna. D/W, cpta. lowed. Call 646-01711
t.o•ely Z BR home. 1325 mo Pb Mrs. Day crpt lhruout, r.o~· 1nr JJ,48rFRTtnna\rec. view comer. Crpt. dllll. •••-••••••••••••••••• Cm'°m bwlt Duplex, 3 drps, gar, adult•. ao
eQllll.1>. refW'bubed • ad ~4 llholJa, scbls, be . • nl area. Avl. 211. $625. alr. Daya, UT ·OSJO, .-.0.1.a.d 110 BR. Din· Rm, 2\.'a Ba, pets S48-429t · ~ l Br. gar. IUO mo .. IM>
411ud for J mon untt• -----1 free 07~. No pets 5CT·'10M 833-3215 Lanon or Davis. ~. ·-••••••••••••••••• l63111Q.ft + 3deck patios, · • children or peta. 1711 It. Diii loc in rapidly cJe EASTSIDE 2 Br, 11pac &42·JIJ73. ( 2 1• ) 4 31 24 O 6 0 y-,_ br I frplc, So-Of·Hwy. Leue New 3Br. 2b&. cpta, drp1, UlthSt.., Apt. C. 9llllopt111H.tg Reh area newly decorated. enc 1'\artlerocJt Glen Plan 4. 4 • r BA rr"""' l • yry, $525. Agt. Dave S. frplcwJpaUo-belcy.$171. Loft.._._. •.ooo. Ait. 6'5·110l yard ti aar, adulll only I bdrm. au Cf1)t, •cl crpt Sbr, Scar pr, pool, ten· CTU)SU-~ ...,, mo. locl util. lnq. 644-7211 2car 1ar. 4131·3800 ...,.. ~rnaor~l patio, paneled 11ar 8'a.1'1'115. mo.640-1CM4. 1 8 •i • fple up. GSo. BeyfrontApt$ . 21r 2law11..a Llltferld. 2ZOO w/cupbrda, !dry, or r , t• • • lnaertlrulehne ~2 br atudlo apt 2tw f ,_.. ---------1 Douala•. achl• and~· 2 Br. 2 .... ---.. dblgar.P'flmo .............. I br, z be. r-1. · · hnmtdlate occupancy. --·· •••••••••••••• Qwet E·Side LocaUon ..... ..-at.mt ~.:--e, bch" BeauUfuJ new 3 Br. 2 ba • quiet bldg, 125(). mo. Pvt pallo 1., trvlc • l.OTS-C..M. schools. Newl'i decorat P'nry,matsee'°•PPtec poo • tennll. $3H. ~...,. -•Jll lO duplex, rlreplace, LceBachelor,Sl.1$.11 ... stove, fuli kitchen Incl
. Two A·l lota In SM.OOO ed, 4br, 2ba, $4SO. N 14ZS.~·M'M9M 1Ds190l;llU·lM•v1, ... ..,...._. l26t i:'::e i:~J~.'4:x,s::~: garage,close'°thope6 dellilararea.9Q8.-08.59 refrti.PooJ•recroorn l
llbrtaood. Only n2.wn petA, S48-0teP •PRETTY 6 PVT• 1Qr-LnM . Woodbridge ••••• .. ••••••• .. ••••••• ~ beach. M7S per mo. A.alt yr lease. Ou &t w1ter pd.
• rorlnlo.11'13·7fl01 Agt. Mesa Verde JBr, 2ba1 ne J Br •I lic• cloeeta, 2 Ba, IBr. UIJll"~. nr lake, 2 Br Park Udo Condo. VEAR.LY Be r 8 for ~!:rt61~2i';:ine HAYLOFT .AnS
R·J lot, Cos ta M.-u. cpt.s/drpe, bltna. rrplc lndry rm. forctd air, Jlm55J.ll4S. lowelt prt<!e tn Newport.. Ba · •'::niurri ~Ir, 28.\Avocado.C.M n 11 s 11 b11t yard. Very clu bltns, cpte 6 drpe. Z car $140. mo. 979-7888 2 upper t w c Beat loc ln COM. 2Br. l Mon Fri ~pm lo ?pm Sll,'°6 1 u l\'OO. S42S. mo. &U-81128 days gar. rocd yd. matur1 University Park VIII lll. m-be lttft to b4: ap· Ba. fronl $340/mo. 2 Br, · •
RJtr. $48 2103 751-3189evea. treea. DO dotJA, chUdren Pnnc.ioa. 3• Br, DR. 2 HAI.IOI Y9W PAC· J111l ~ to bch. 2bll, rear. $400/mo. Cls to Sa~n ~O.. weJcomc:. ASS mo. ~1 ba, uPard d . Prime PAlBMO llSO/mo. ahops, parlt & bell. Ask 14
.... EA5J'SWE Shorewood Cr. I Ort &nnbelt Joe. Walk lo 4 er, 2~ Bt. rim Rm, 2 WIUJAM WINTON for ldlllll,815-2311. e 2 br cottage, E·•ldc
---••••••••••••••••••• 3br, Lba, lgeyd,clean A.d.amaHlll0·311119 pool, Jae. tennb crtt. fOlc'• Din Rm. Wetbar Rael F.lltate 117'$·W1 .M trpk:, beam cell.
, Hamn fw lli61tt-d S3fJi5 SO-~ IG>/nao ~ lib M.. Sf~. lae enll'. ..... p , , JJOJ lbr Duplex, cpts, Im med Enel. pr. $300. SO-SIOO ...................... 4 8 R . Ir I ram. rm. n•·~· 21J.1Je4Gla I • avalJ, adult.a, no peta C...MeM 3124 3 BR, 2~ BA Condo PreaU1e area nr a<:h. Woodbridae. comer lot, • -••••••--•••••••• &2:50.673-:850.
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OanoPoW 312& San Joaquin Hilla Road. name brand gum & $1000. l!WAID ~-•~•••••••••• S.S'i·OC14 vo!ved & no setting ap·
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paint, pvt balcony. lat, EaatbluH 3 br, z ba. hse in SILVER SPUR Cst, Hwy, Newport Uch. your present job and tents. No question• construction e"per ~~~·· ~-F. J.w.m i:Y•· the market t.oday. An In· last & dep. 49&.0J95 Lease. Ind. spac. master RANCH. 3 Br, den. 2 ba. $200 mo. Call : Robbie start p/time & expand to asked. Ask for Dennis Please send resume & · assion ieJO. u• expensive product who's
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patio, very clean. $265 opener avail. Pool & d!Y'· 5514720eves. Balboa Island ; retail. floor of this mulU·m.lllion FOUND• Black Cocker USl Dove St. N.B. BABYSITTER· Woman Work In a youthful.
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494·°'134 lnciastrial Retlfal 4500 miles an hour is for shop-F.qual Oppor Employer celve full pay while beln1 Nu 2 & 3 Bdrm .. blHns, 97!1 ;1993 ask lor Fred. ---Conll~a lu17 . TS BanllingS&L trained. You can work 1.'lAfl, drJ>tS, l'ncl. l(ar .. all ~-2429 ~A.Roommate? •••••••••••••••••••••• Over 500 Active local pmgCAR · ----1 , ..... ...,.HM"...,"G~ mommg or eve. h~. On nu. t714 1 847-7566. IOam ----.. II d 1600 sq. ft.2955 B&C Ran-"-. Pl I .... S""'"-"ILY ~ "'""" ~ I 0 . b F r ~Pm~ 7 d}S [)pix 2Br, I hu 1 door to To rofes'\1ona y t'm oolpb St. C.M. $288 mo. bus. =lmgs. ease ca I lAlt: Alaskan Malemute. -...,. A l-'ederal Savings A&· y111 min. Yd . wy rom
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.. A ........ C I " 751·1741 Ptnollellt 5150 ..... C......,IURS m ami arwi e oppor. Contact Renee S31H508: B-16-9088 WA.THFROHT c.> urlAI<.<" n., .. .,._. best .M. oc. 67...-1417 ~,...... community and reside In o--i .,_ n,..,.. 0 ""' .,.,.S 1971 UNITED BUSINESS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ne ded for . ~ ~ ---NEW 2 br & Z ba + den <WV'<Lrt _m_c_e __ _, Stot w 4550 e u n 1 q "e the local area. Financial ___ • ---·----NEW t br, frplc, beam J"-ury n1c -T" INVESTMENTS Drinking problem? medical product. Lite or b"•in .... r experience is IOYS .a.111o.1D GIRLS <'ed. bltns. pool , volley 'Butiua.,... Will share attract home •••••••••••··~··••••••• lS2S Mesa Verde Dr E Call Alcohol Helpline clean work in small c1es;'ed ;'hlch can effec· "'" T
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Children ok 21702 14.5--4Ul6 Wltit mother w/1 child. Ull 751-1741 .1.HEEXPERIENCE" If you're new t.o Oran No follow. nee. Exper week, typing helprU'r B r oo II h u r1 l . SJ s 0 -b-- -h -GIU'a"es for Rent W mo wan•-lo share home ·~1 Co •Amporarily di·~ p...J'd Call "' .. ~II\&'./\ l '--l'L " "' ...., .. Adult motel. Closed .. "" ..... .,... "'' · '"""v.,., Callforappt.540·3280 !IQ,0778 ""'· .., a .. iwn llU!\<' <\2.8 16th St H B same '2 0 0 + u ti. ORY Cleaning & Laundry tinuing your education, ~--------; a ar . l~ b11, (rplr pall~. ~\.:~s. no Jl('ts __ !!60_·23~ ~7422: 675-1750. CM. RT. plu1 hand Unlsh ~lrcui~~or Reaerva· recently discharged Beauty CASHIER/Aubt
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-J Br ·•oa UJ>'"''r frptc, I 0 I $3" 000 r II San Clemente. For appt. l Iv I l Y. Comm + person to. Crystaliner a must + basic book· .. ,.. Jfit7 WES1'CLIFf-N U Well established. $52,000 oc. n Y '" · u 492-9034 492-7296 incenllves & extra profit Corp. l626 Placentia keeping knowledge de· NllAr beach $100 t-br c~.drpg ,enclicar Nr A<-:T~l5032 yr net. $50,000. yr price. Making money. sbaringbonus.Ontbejob sirable.lmmediateopen· \~k~:~ul~. ~ll ~o ~y_bc_·h_S400_644 _ll_OJ_ • If You Need A Stuffed 6t handlt'$ Including lnven Look, you'll buy now M.ASSACiE training. Tremendous Ave. C.M_. -----ing. For interview call
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manager. $.35,000. Wiii $CASH$ Outcalls 9.9, 494·5111 -Must havi'":a';;~ront qmn!d, l year clerical
1nato11 B eac h on h11ndte . C all Cor •PALMREADER• AUDrTCLERK boat yard exper, and/or typing exper. Orookh11r:1t, 1100 square t1pecllks. HOMEOWNERSborrow $20readlngforS10 Req's accurate figure Mechanical/electrical & Typing 55 wpm, ac
feet,SlngJf'.Rardentype Ull 751·3741 atlowbankratestocon· Past,present&future apt.ltude w/knowledgeof bull repair. Blackle'a curately. Xlnt com Tin: f':XCITING st.ore or office Good ex----------!IOUdaledebU.paytax.ea, Uc (213)894·1350 10 K~. Lite typing. Will Boat Yard,673-6834. municatave skills. Call PALMMlSAA.rTS. posun. 3l1Mgned park TilAVELAGEMCY take 8 vacation. room train bright person forappt.WilliamHarvey
MINUTES TO NM' 1ng Call Mr Plummer to$800,000. grp/)'r addltJon, •wlm pool, pay EXonc CilRLS w/mln l yr bu.-;iness ex· Research 1425 S. VIJlaee
BCH ~67 Pnct.'<l M!lhl. beautiful off exlstiog 2nd or any Ma.uaee&Modeling per. 8am-Spm. Xlnt IOOKKHPER Way,SA.83:>-2422 B.orh. l&HUt 11tore. Calif or details. pWl)OSe. Out.call S42·3l00/543-3250 working conds & co. F/time, payroll, AIP ·•-_..;. ______ _
from Sl95 Mr MaritMn MU. Ull 151·3741 MECHAMICS benefits. Phone 644-4360, AIR. Invoicing, some Co1c1tor /Pacbr Ad11I~. No Pet11 NEWl'ORT BEACH MATIOMAL IAHK Need Models for FREE en 321 or 331. Or apply taxes. Mature career Mature Individual to
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WOOOBRlDGE 546-9800 menl. Projected net DHdi 5011 NewportCenterDr,N.B. 631·3344Corappt. ly, North American PIN PTS •-f I Off1 •Auto Mechanic. tn· ---------• c-.... -'ce Cent.er, 1•-E. ESA WJ10ill ces S280,000. this yr. Present ••0 •••n••••0 •••••••• Bookkeeper. CPA Firm In ""'' ·• -I, J A J bdrm uniu NIYllWIMG Av·... _,,, "141 -r Wlable to handle. LOAMS 93 WEJGJrl' PROBLEM'! terview Mon-Fri. Ack'.t h Warner, Santa Ana. .... VI...... v .... ~ NuutUonally aound diet Coast Garage, 412 No. Laguna Be needs ru11. ________ _
0.alaned llke ,early lHDUHrT &alee. Ofc. Spectacular Can be relocated . O program. Money back Cat.Hwy.LagunaBch. timebookkeeperw/2yra pany looltln« for ni,
C.lUomla bungalows. ..._Be-" HOUS8 riewolNewport Harb. It Leveragewm%down. Ahoz.tTDa.o.. guarantee.846-5765 exper. Prom sharing & tin!d person to at.ore • From 12'1 0. l l~ Ula All oc:ean. Furn ; Secy & Ull 751-1741 FalreltTermaalnce~ ---------1Automol1Ve bonus plans. Salary maintain Umou&lnc oa
Ms itooe. Ofc hn l-5: Con~mporary &casual recpt. Hrvlcea Incl. Gt-eat retail atore locatloo SatlterMft. Co. H~otiata earn 135 pr br. New D~IShop need.a ~~ble . 494.3000 or retainer baal1. Good ...,_,~~kodl. ,!:u~to(Newport's PrimeUdoVillageloc. avail, Marine Ave .• 642-2171 545-0611 b~=l~j~tJ!':.~~ 1'09 wagea p~id. Engine ---------i :dk~sP~a~=~::
....... ~ 3141 •Beamedcelllnga uoo(~~~~CNTR Da.lboa llland. Ideal op· PRIY~TIPAITY l ·nlle pr wk. For Steamen. ena paint.era, Book.keeper, exper. Full sume to; "DRIVER",
-••••••••••••••••••••• •2poola&reccentt>rt1 por for new retail bml· WW r brochuret752-~l buffera & poll.lhera, UP· ~~i!::~. Tl~:rum~:!:~ P.O.Box2040.N.B.9*l 9480. 2 BR. 2 a.. deluxe •Plu.'1hcrpl'\&drape11 CUstom office suites near nea. loW rent, •PPl'O• pay more or )'Our hol1tery shampooers,
.n... •Anc:ho much more l'11h St., Costa Mesa be· 4.50 aq.ft. Lease for aa)e. 2ndT.D. 8'a-J$73 SeU·Hypnoela • ongoing check out, plck·up & de· po11ltlon. non 11l1okar. mpanion for elderl)' ..... ean view. dbl irar. l 1 1 Call&4.Z..oe73evea. cla11 every M o n . llvery.Applyat 11 75. wit start. Cal l.adynighta&weekends. waab/dry,D/W.963-9744 ~m.bachclor $230 n1 compete Y re · ••a•n•1'_/ 7:.iPM. $15 per claae. 2059tlarborBl,Cll 556~8lforlnt.ervlew. S250mo.C.'1116'23ZT4. Uolum. l br $2S5 decorated. Space avail. IUT.a.u•,..._ ,..1 .. , , -·-t 1 ·
New atu:t.16, ocn vu, Ir.Itch. HURRY FOR from 320 sq, tt. to '170 sq. N!:WPORTBEA•CH Leet & ,...._, ~ ~sl~~ eiaure. 645-1030 BOOKKEEP~R. COOi
Pliio. p.r. s:ns mo. Incl llST Sa.ECTIOM ft . at 5C>' per aq. Ct. Call Neat as clean. Crou ....... ••••••••••••• .. ••----· ------1---------5 Vra Hp. Electrica
lldl. m-in.z 1'33Superior -~--------• aaooo. month. Could eui· Aw -= •a•.ea II 00 Cootractor. loca~ C.M. /\11 Shirts. Good Pay. Tbe
............. 1151 Newport Beach forlAaM ly do su.ooo. with••••••••• .............. •• .. J::•.lo'l~•::!""i! AVON Billie Book•. bllila1. ff!':.~:~.4:=c~
-.. ---·~•••• 6lfMUJ ln o.c. Airport areo 300 =1orc:::~-0~•ft:~~ ...... Wortdof .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ....... .a.•-'----_Sal_ary~-ope=--n_._"2-_J482 ___ , kl\ibenmaoaaer. Daluu J br, poot, rtt. + eq.A. gTOUnd floor ofc ..,,.D. .... & .... ,.. -IOOICKW room. Lovely loutlon 11.B. uni. hleS1902br w/window walJ + lncl'g lernu. Agt. TIME, Free Consultatloa ..........__..__ 7005 w..o.faff~ Expert~ for J man COOK·BREAKl'AST
9Mt Aloma olf Crown C.M.unlhMS2'7$2br II t 7SH400 ---aa..y u...111 ~• Olfl Pl Exper req'd. P/tlme. SS Vall11 Pkway. From C.M.$175bachuttlpd ama recep area . ---------1 ~1 ('114)-..014 •••••••••••••-•••••••• ..,. ow ,...,...c.. ~. •a.&cl ~.Phone ........... 5 Tam· ,_ u Anawerl ng aerv & T /.. 11_, = 1-.a.1 caJJa-1380 ... --· -.m-G8S7 N.B.at80atud..,allu sec:rotartal aerv avall. acot ...,. Loltlt'-d SlO MEN WO ,...... .,_ --------12pmAny Day. ---------1 CJ&. $1Ucott.a1c all ut1 PriC.S •t '225. or $300. '8()00. MONTH ... •••••••• .. ••••••••.. ti.AIM F0a Let A O ahoW 10U bow ---------·---------Man,.. t •octa 31'9 N.8.'15()badulluttt w/..-v Incl. &13-9t'71 or FreutandlnJbulld1n1ln Found Sbep mill IAl'TIHOIMe tobulld&run1our~ COOl....,....d
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Carlo'a-lluleurant. RECrnnNG &rushs.Jes.M4·7151. ~ lb1ft Ml)'. No ~per live in. Noa •mole, P,j alrea r eapoaalble 41 TYPIST Sota " lovneat, all wood ~beesrd:!w ~d. rz:I. am. eout Hwy, Dana Ult reqd. Xlnt co. beaefita. ferred. Rrorb 1appt. ca imture iodMdual (over P/Umeperm. N.8 . Y &•I g.ame set. m•t.chiPI col• m~6 Call aft u AM
P\. .....,0 1~-·noN MOO& Mil& meas lh.. 0 IQ. 0 D a\ n ) for the poeltion of (II' d CJ'O'W eapel' pref'd ,.,., server Is wall unlt. . .
n.Jl'"UI Exper . In rlber91 l1&1. P'"-------w~ a.mi. S«urlty otfl~r. Appl)' MAU resume to: PO Box OAK Kina 11 Bedroom CUSTOM Sma l l e l ec t ro wood , proto t)'pCI &i ,,_ ... _ H_.... In per10a. Eaecullve 1.881.NewportBeacb,C Ht Na\11 Sol•• tov
rn cc h a n i u I a w itch plastic rnoldln& methods . F r 0 m In~:;, 0 me R. E. Salee Ofc. • ucrr Jamt>ore. Rd, "*'-.eat. Den turntture. Qn WOYEM WOODS
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COOi( $35. l6ed.. openlnp lo recelv· pm. Pit Salee. MGfTO wk up1 Ill ~for m&mt eompeny RETAILCLEJUtS smtt.taa 4lr bolt aprtnf.· ()ver~ln·at.ocl&paUau
,,_. ahlft for ma ture din· Ina • predaion lnapeci • MOTH E R · S ff e Ip tr Men. lad lea, 1ludeot1. Men Verde offlc.. 12 wtth exp. fn general t:lf-Wanted. Opportuoltlea l(1aM IDP dinette, 1&1~1 eh Abo MlNI· Bl.im1a nw house cook. Sam's UOo requirilla protlcent needed. Mat1tre woman Evu/Sat. 554·7851, yeanoki and f\lllofuw nce•typlog.&48-AOO f-ldvaoeement evail corator lamps, " ~ 1133-9170 ~ood.N .. -1 ~ Ca '* ol pl'\!Ciaioo meaaur· f' f f 2 S»'JM , .. ___ , ..... di olflce -· back cut Velvet chair. -o .. ,_, · In 11U1t.nJ ta Work· w/re •· or care 0 • ._... ~ ... a ve ' Sl!lCY20brwk d>oeebn ()peftlnp la C<.t.a Meaa. ALL IN BEAUTIFUL k l 8 o ot1 ! Nordlca ffwJ,Coronadel Mar. I g k m.;ln d g~ o r chlldttn, boy 5· girl 3· PUBLlC RELATIONS tbo rouab training, Manin upet' SH IBM Anabelm Garden Grove CONt>mON ~eo Met41or1. Ne ver \lied.
OOOKS ~oai~ t~ler•ncing ~bsfv'e!· ~.<Jj~6 Penon Wanted for In· ~==1t~'::W~r!ft':,: Euc. hollp. ~~ frcl. AW•tmlnater. · Excellent coodltlon. SJu
.... (II' female, ovor lJ ol spec Y14.5 req'd an · terlor Oeai11n Firm. and beat ol all. a top re· Xlat be neflta, u ary 642-7702 **I BUY** 10 med S17~. 494·2417aJ\
llO wcrti daya. Apply precision ln1>pectlon & M.V. Mature woman ror S •I a r Y t Co mm · putalion. Llcenaee's open. reaume: Hoepllal Valet Piutinl AtUndant Good used P'umUure &1-~--------
jllftCm; da9irable In rettlvloe in· Auiatant Bookkeeper. m4>,.,._2'202 Call: fiiwldal Servltea, Ste N 8 area S2 ~to atart' AppUancea--OR 1 will elvel llOla. !\And t'atved D& TACO speclion. Varied duties. Salary JackieHaodMmanor 2'0. lTO Nwpt Ctr Or, TOai f7S.JU)C) ' aellorSELLfor You. ends. S t a r Sew ln J 1720S•pHiorCM STACOSWnCHIMC open. Apply 24001 Alicia JlmWood N.B.9'al ' . MASTllSAUCTIOH rnachlne.~TM9.
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COO«S 549-3041 9AM-4PM. ~ Appl,yal\4pm,Sld'a81ut boots. sz 8 & 6. Lac
llut be e xperienced. Equal Oppor Employer MEWPOIT SALES Medical l'.qulp. SllK Be«, 10'1flat Pl, N.B. SAVEi JAN. SALE. New cu.'lt. sola, spinet oraao ~~.~~c~~il~~~~~~~~~I STATIOHBS Wearenpaod!qa1ain. R.~OMMSIUT ~~ toNSO W.AfTllS.SIS & uaed fur~. •PPl's , !:ior6:°~~; 586-&IOO
Pla.u, San O.ego Fwy & INSURANCI Large office supply & Soooo. oeed one good Attentioo R It Sal• Ship/ . S:s88 &Busboys mile. Wilson s Bargaini,.....;~------
l!rist.olSt. GROUPHJ.t:ALTH pr inting co . needs ~~ Prltopme lia~!-~!f· p&e call · · peo-1~.!~~~ Ex)Jer'd Oob. Apply 111 ~ookaJ,~~5~1: MIMWc~oa
8011 a.AIMS EXAMIN£R responsible people lo n ... .,, comm,..IVn. FANNIE PRICE, RLTR '.,._ ~-~ peraoo. New Yorker · • · • _...
COUNTER GlRL, part Expr:Atleu ll yr. Retail Sales, Orde ~. entworkingcondi· C.M. 548·320& 488E.17t.bC<.t.aMeea Restaur~ 428 t:. l7lh 548-32112 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '1.,., ·~· Agply <.:ap· Salary open. Pb)41H767 De pl .. Te I e p ho n SUitAIZM Ma-t47o St.Colla..... l Hlde-a·bed sofa, ~. 1 $$$CASH FOi
&.aAD Mlke'1 FJI Fry, 815 Swit.cbboard & Tbea ~ Ho•1 It.I. SALES WAITl.llSS single bed, $35. 558-0892 Good Wied rurntrefngs
W. ltthSl. C. M. •JANlTORS Ticket Salea. Phone for ......... t.c. 'nred ol eves & wltods! Service Station Atlen· P'"rt time. LuaAbeon aft41PM frzn&stoves~Gll Oy P/lime, 5 lo IOpm, appt. 714/S57·9l 12, ask ~_.,, We need men & women dant, exper'd. Day a. 0 "
DBJVBYI ~uplea oil. F ash Isl. ror Mr.Weat. ~W.88ker,C.M. with R.E. uper (or re· Eves.Full&p/Ume.A1>-ahlft, 5 da week. Pvt Wanted: Formal dining WANTTOIUY
4 Rn Day, S daya week. area. (714) 532-M50 Moo $4~ lated field ) lo do PR ply, Sbell station, JTlh club. For Interview rm furniture lo good OIJfMTALRUt;S.. ~2w.!:-~~L~~!!,·~ thruf'ri. ~kforus.Goodlncome lrvine,NB. 644-0050 . ~°,!!;..lmmed. cub . NEEI>-USEO Penns1n ·~ -Ir' Real EltateSales II& worlting conda to the •· Id t ,_......, Blvd. CK . Apply ln1l•--------1 ............. W0tm11 right partiee ?5&-0CXiior Service Station Atten-Women, 25 ... o er 0 1---------1 & Chinese Russ &
penoo. JC ~NEY CO. Strong & capable of car· UKE MONEY? 54M922 · dant, exper'd. Full or work for Housecleanin& AlmrtccmofM..tlHUle Tap~stries from PV\
Delivery man for early lalooking fora ing forpleasant semi1n· :UKEPEOPLE,. part·llme. Apply Arco :;~op S. gd h rs. triple ........ lillrt'Of' Partiesonly.64().7014
AMnmabome delivery Part·Tlr.ie valid. Cook. lite hswrk, --------•I StaUon, 17th & Irvine, ..t ~ ... "'caM Pottery Shop needs your
route. No collecting. ,._Clott..d live-In nice atmosphere. :UKE $2,000 RETAIL CM. ~ stmdailllw....,, SIOO. wholesale stonewate &
Ecooo car req'd. Adults SECURITY ~506"1. PER MO.? ASST MANAGER Service Station Atten-•••••••••••••••••••••••Call 979-llll or m acr am e , C .O .D . only. Westminster/Hunt. PERSOM For Jr. Sportawear chain dant, P/time. Av~il eves Allll 11 1005 157-SISJ. 54.1-1712 (11-5)
_Bcb. __ a_-0_1216 _____ 1 Exper req'd. Xlnt work· .. URSERYMAM U you like these ques· store. Opportunity tor & wknds. Exper d ooly. •••••"';••••••••••••••••• Wanted Answer· Phone &
DENTAL Ex P . d , Ing conds & oulstanding Exper'd, f/Ume. Mature lime we'd like to tallt lo advancement. Salary Neat ~ f p e ar . &: 'lM--...1.-..land 8' Couch & Love Seat. Jul cer . 493.532 3 o r
Ortbodonk A.sat.wanted. benefits. male.over 21.6Daysin· you today. NewtrailUDg commenaurat.ew/exper. ha ndwr1t ng . Apply nUllKRl"I goodcond.$125cash. 496-0014 btw 10 a m-JO
Toppay forrigblperson. Appl)l lnPerson duding Sat/Sun. Work ~rovam w/guarantetld Apply In p e r s on ; morns 2590 Newport OfAnff sf. 642·~ pm.
Mon-FriIOam-4pm w/plants&trees.$3Hr& $2,000 per month PETRI ES , 147 Blvd,CoetaMesa. 9e ~--------C.lil.546-517o 24Fashioltlsland up. Overtime . lni; minimum Incom e . 1 M 11 H UGE war~h o u se 8' Sofa & 2 chn. brown.!Mllllcal DmafhnwCll ..___..... t. benehts. Adva ncement Fastest growing com-Westm nater a ' Service St.a. Salesman, crammed with over 500 abort.fur, ~ ,...,_,.... • oc 'al L Rill panv in Its field offering Westminster. lite mecb'I knowledge re-musa'c boves, nlc kelo. ~7799eves/wknda P /t.1me . Some clen cal c-•• ual Oppor Employer potenU · aguna s • ..., t .. ..,... I T personalized training q 'J . Prefe r s ta deon I I 5 duties. Hrs flexible. Sal Nursery, Inc. E oro. that guarantees your ________ _, licenses. Apply 2590 . p anoa. c rcus or. Garap Sale 105
open. Hunt Bch. Exper'd1·--------1 -~-5653 __ . ______ success. "We're here Newp0rt Blvd, Costa gans. wall clockli , ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••
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only need apply. Refs re· uURSES ... IDES/ h I " . tt SA.ILCUTTaS . Mesa grandfather clocks, Super Garage Sale,
q'd.84.2-6631 LCl~ING "ORDERU"' ES e P is o ur mo o. HAMDWottlCBS . fudnatlngantlquea. lumber. fur n . e tc .1---------
LM Please call today for de· 1be manufacturer of the Servlce Sta. Attendant OverSl.000.000Worth 549-3612· 3284 Michigan
Dental Asalst. p/llme. REfRESENTATIYES Day Shift. Exper 'd. Lails beautiful Westsall cn.lis· needed F /time. Apply American lnt.emational Ave.cM. cbairaide. Eves. some Bayview Conv. H05pilal, 898 7855 log sailboats baa im· .a7&Campus Dr.N.B. Galleries; ~-T Kett.er· ---------w
_Sa_ta_.H_.B_._84&-_3540 __ . __ 1 Attractive apa rt ment 2055 Thurin Ave, C.M. • mediateopeninggforaail ing St .• Irvine. Tel. Lawn vacuum, sleci, skis
Dental Chair side assist. complex seeks leasiog _642-_3505 __ .______ cutlers/hand workers SEWING MAC:H. OP 754-1777. Open Wed lhru & poles, golf clubs &
represeotative to show with at least 1 yrs exper lmmed. opeo•:ts near SaL9AMto4PM. Vialt! bap, 9' foldaboat. lawn1---------E1per :_ Xray lie~~ apts &handle teasing ar· MURSES In s ail making. Must 0.~. Airport. cKJbbin Cb bl Ii: 1 th mower. mini uable ten· :J.: 5'6-3000. rangements. Individual LVN's-night shift. have own hand tools. Ap· Salli. $40-3684. 0 !0:e Cb ~c 192~a C e~ nla, recliner chairs. & & °"Jmtl 8090 ---------t must be willing to work NuraesAidei.&Orderlies ply to John Vyn 1638 .-r r air, aa lots more• 3205 Min· •••••••••••••••••••••• weekends & have adap· AllSbifts Pl centia CM or'leave Speed printer oeeds Register. 494-6321 or nesotJlAve CM.54S-0062 et piano. datk fi.nlsb.
table schedule. Sales or Lidoc.aaval~nt Ctr REAL HT ATE a~cati~n ~Ith security L:°i:: ~·. ~~f. 487·1445 Hones ' 8060 low rnUeage.
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non-smoker. Newport c.enter. 644-2750
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C•644-l319 Call646-7764 Ave, Costa Mesa . STUDENTS. HWlt Bc_h. F sideboard, marble top, FotSale· 2.-ies&abow PlANOSERVlCI!:
9AM 'tll NOON LEARN Vly. $50. p/wk Pl·Ume. Walnut. 675-4002 qWU'lclho,;;~ Laguna 494 8440
THEIRVIMECO. NURSING ---------t 960-5:122or6?5-7l96 8010 Call84i 1001 · 6" Grand Plano, Chip· N c o I .... bnent Sales --------·"".as · · ~e!wpo~~!~h r RN-$56 11\N SAW SUpplement your income ........................ WESTERN SADDLE & peridale carvings, walnut
'Op E 1 Openin gs e 1'i ll t in Rtodr for .-tlllng Exec. ods part time As· REFRIGERATORS MISC TACK finish. beautiful. oew Equa por mp oycr $62·S58 Newport Beach for Ex· nr#1 bcMtftc) C)l'O.d !IQ.Sal.open645"1182 WASHERS-DRYERS m:T199eves/wknda bassstri~WlS D~~t~~.if~~f.: Legal Sec'y HB, must ForOl~eat ~~~':!l't~sf:~~0s~~ ::-op'°=.tty..! TEACH&-~~oD~~:=~~~~~~~t. aw.try 8070 PIANOSERVlCE
C.M. Must be 21 or over. bav~ xlnt s,k1Us. ~xper Shffh & :>qlh. ments. We sell and lial S3 optll TEMPORARY 29 Yrt lnOrang~Co. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna 494-3440
Good driving record & desired. Will tratn on LVN•$42 to $S million dollars per OW hem ROW! Call Elementary. Grade 1. DUMLAP'S WA.......,.ED RAND PIANO. Yamaha
QJerlenced. Magcard 1. 847~1 mooth. Sales q1adrupled D to"• W • b • t • r Must have valid, clear l815NewPort 81, CM f"lll I c 7 Ebo xlnl coad Jut year. Prestigious of. I • 6 J 8. 9 6 S I 0 r Calif. credeotlal. In· CAU.548-7780 TOP CASH DOLLAR sSiio. Ph~7463 . ft L E C T R O L U X L IC GAL T R A I N E E fices, 60 to 70 to 100 % 640-04JZ terviewa week of J ao 24. PA 1 D F 0 R V 0 UR1---------
Autborl ud sales & Bright. xlnt typuig akills Ai'DE-$33 commission !lpUt. vld ~~~~~~~~ &ibmtt letter of appUca· Noa working appliances JEWELRY. WATCHES. Hrvice. )( /F . Full-rorcareeroppor. on Mio' and personal training. :: tion. resume & conftden· wanted. Also REPAIRS ART OBJECTS. GOLD, P/tlme~ II typewnter in N.B. AUSHIFTS Call Donald Berman, SALIS/ UaJ placement file to: &SALES646-5848 SILVER S ERVIC E, e1tate planning cor· NE:E>E> President. Quall Place Personnel Offi ce, FINE FURN & AH -I--_...;. ______ _
QIC.SICaET'AIY poratelawpracuce.Mag .,..'ORPfTIME Properties, Inc. <714 ) MAHAGIMEMT Laguna Beacb Unified Refrigerator 1915 !-d· nQUES.Ms-2200
TO PRESIDENT Fash Duper. pref'd, but will ,,,,_ 7S2-1Z!IO. We'relookingfor31harp School Diatrict 550 Blu· ml.ral 18 cu ft. P'retgbl.1---------111 PinaDciaJ Serv. farm. train.Call !714)833-9983. C.00..Y°""Hows ---------•people Interested in a montSt..L4'wia&eacb, damaged UH/ofr.30 ct Ku.mite ring, ua·
Goodcareer°ll:". Very Dap&.Anclof Real Est.ate Vocatioaal f/time, penn. position in C.!121151. 60-2519 =.~~~ctaettin.g .• _______ _ ......_ • ._"' t k'lls 0...,. ~ school bas opening for men'• clothlng sales &. _....., .._..._, ~ .-"•· . s 1 b/ _.. u I d . TILLER V-more 6 cvl washer, 'cl. 75 .....,.,_ 100 Ub researc prvuuc on a · management. Pnor ex· ncr• 1
TeCI .... '!?,mSanv"'::,.~· J f3fJ Paid Wffldy& ministrator for college per. necess. Sal & comm Pt U da 1 Id S t like new $125, Weat· ~ Carat, xlnt quality W1IGl -. --ague .,._ £......... I el •--Min f BA me. ys. nc a · lnn .... e G•• dryer, muJtJ. ..•amond weddln° rina Dr ..., e "'"·'"-200 We need energetlt' nu..-. ev sect..,.,. · o & profit share plan. Call r Al'-t.at Sa ~ """ '" " " •• ~. '°"™" · • ~ ui al · Exp. pre · "' e v· cycle $85, KllcbenAld set. White gold, oraoge ---------1 artlc ul al(t people Lescoulie Medical ..._....,.or eq v ent Ul for Interview be twn ings, Weslm ln s ter Port Dishwshr. culling bloeaom setting, abe 7. DECUTIVE w/ctynam1c personalities Services business &/or R.E. pre· 10am-6pm, MonthruSat. Branch. For interview, brd top Sl""'. Guar/del s•5o. Call after 6, SICRETARY that we can tndn to in-J5t HO!!pilal Road rci R.E. brokers license, THE LOOK 644-6500 ll 898-34Sl Eq 1 P ...., .. a.---------
l.roduce "ur product to No.119 Newport Beach expe1-. in R.E. insurance ---------i ca . lo ua Fo/M-· 546-8672 983-l.92S. vtng Equip, Scuba Pro. 1\ail charge bookkeeper. v • h I f I Send Sal & G f g portumty emp yer. x.lnl cond. $700or bfft of. •-pay for top .sk•JI£. ru.stom<•r-. in Calif & 642·99SSOr 540.99S4 contracting e p u . esperson ree in TEUBl Will b11v some refrig, ap. Man's ring, 14kt .. yellow rer.644·ZZ71 ..,... • " A u .· rk " h a resume, including salary card buyer. Exper only. ..., t onat..ruc:Uon & e:scrow ... nwna .. o '' rs pliances, working or not, goid, set w/26 kt. ova11---------
uper. helpful. 3l9l A day, perm an our off ace =.m. eP:> t.oBo~~ ~~ ~~~~ ~ Work In friendly at· also scrap met.al 67$-~ cabacboo cut natural Small diver's compreaoc-Airport Loop. C M near 0 . C. Alrport io OFFICE _.._ Bc:h mosphere. Competitive black star sapphire. Ap· with hose, $35. ~3500 ideal friendly ofc at· J. HtnMrl Newport Beach, Ca 921163 Foreat, Lag · · salary & beoefits. Ex· Pensioner woman needs praised $2950, seU $1600 67:Ml00
---------1 IDOl5pbere. Creativ~ op· tW Jew1•r1 Attn: S. R~~~ No SALES, P/Ume, Mon lhru per'd only. Call Persoo-dependable ref rig, re· cub. 645-2963
P'em. beauty operator por. for men & women to Now ln&.crviewing at So. phone calla P""--· Fri $-9PM. No ex per net'. oet, 545.5333 for appl. uonably priced. 645-3578
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.,.ywit.642-0531 you desire whtle retain· (!time Office Help. __..,_,. '' 1 r llSn per · or Equal()pporEmployer llcydes IOZO ............................................ ..
lng an xlnt_ base sala.ry. Pleueapplybetwn loam .. .._.-•ve, o¥er l8, for Info.ca ·'72e7. •••••••••••••••R•••••1••• Reg. Morgao mare, broke tee Lansing "Voice of Front dsk cler-k. Apply ln
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Perm. poeations avula· &12nooninpersononly. ;:;-u'T'U SPA. We wUI ~1£r•Dl[S Reblt/1uarn. epa rs, lo ride & drive, blk the Theater" Speakers. ble . Advancem ent to .-u:.n.w~n ~ Ml TEMPOIUDJ rentals. restorations. parade Morgan gelding, A·7. Walnut ve neer manageri11I position Of'POITUMrTY tr ain rl&bt person for $700 -OOOO llM Et,ec:lt:Q!tatic painting. Eng. Western (714 ) cabinet.$450.Ph548-7'63 available Wnrk eve11 or Local buameu man look-easy fun job. Mr Gee, ._._ • yr ...... Y• -n...-w N~/ ~ whls, parts/ 338-1011 ~ ()fc. ln1111ra.nce -•-ns. f'or personal and b 1 (24bn>7!1.2-9581. HAVE WE EVER •--... accesa. Trades. l ---------·ICQI
8IAlftC'Y PM>da full t ime i;rt;;;.;w cnntnct. Ma. ~.C:, ~bal. ':>'1~f::~ GOT JOBS-CALL US! Tc 1¥Dr'wy OCEANFRONT Mix.c1•10111
Gml.rlatu FFrldare dy•p~endreqabl! Jtoisl 83380'J8 ·rimeLICe basis.0'73-4786 llCenONtST EmployersPayAlJFees Don't grab lhe fanl job BICYCLES ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" "' .. , ·br 1 E ..• 0 Good amarance •vn. Lb: Reinders Agency you find, 11bop around. Balboa, 67 .. ~ .. 10 i=-: W/mlnlmum tyn. .... a,n l'l4, nt' ;quiu P· • ., .. ........ WANTED ...-E , ... _ ... GEllS '".. It pa Immed 4020BirchSt, Ste 104 Re"4 .. _ wilh 0 .0 . & en· reo in lovel" cabinet, kill. "-Jerv O"'°D. por mploycir .,._ u>.&• •· • --, ~ ., .. ~ ---------1 Female S2.~ per br to opening. Contact Mr. Newpor\Beach 833-8190 joy variedtemporary as. LeMans, 22" frame, 27" TOP CASH DOLLAR Fisher lune r . Dua l ~State f't1rm 103. ------start. Mcn t ruises. 1537 Martinez,541MSU CallforAppt/iatab '65 signmenta before yo wheels, llt.e wt, 10 spd, PAID F O R YOUU cha n ger , comple t e ~!!.;ci· Hw). NpBcb. U ve·tn aide f'1r 1uoodad· Monrovi<l Ave, Newport 0 ........,.;_,_. part time, Secretary, p/Ume. Gen'I msulhatfinalded11ton. &Int.our shifts, Tourney JEWELRY, WATCHES, w /s p e ak e n . $27S
-· rapleRJc. easy hn, g Beach. 6tll·51.25 ~TI;'';ppear., hvy olc sltilll. 1~4 Mon· Fri OPPORTUNl'flES cotter!~• crank, new ART OBJECTS. GOLD,1-548_-«r.M ______ _ C..d1t1ma~.a.ind~"::.n~eo~H:hne pay,ownrm ~--8630 __ ._ Par -leaal or P r ob•te public coatact & phone ~S3p/hr.833-~ ~~:.... ..u;.:~:~:O~s i~~~Efu :~.R~I~~'. ~!!_'_._2S " Co~~ TV
I -Secretary. R.eNnt eaper. req\Sremeot. variety of ~ ~I"---.. ._ nQUES. "'~" 2200 ......-, 6 mOI ....... Ille. boq R.aequet Club MACHIHEO,.."S Call Mra. Wi n.low duties. light typing, 4U...&/ ~..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,,.... m>oroo.tofr.644-ao:rr Call b•t•o 4 ·5 P m . OpenJnR• on swing & 837-1060 maturity a m Ull . SlCaETAIY.OIC -.,,...n Screens" Doon glasslne wlft.A..a.ft.ET .... ft.S
Ml-7747 nk forToay. icravey1nJ 11hil\a for ex· Newport cm.r. Apply In Newport area firm seeks Clcirtla new le reacreened all ~~.-~.-25" RCA Color TV
'd ~8·304 ·30 J10 attractive, cheerful w•-A.....-,._ doo-. Con· trom"""•rbuaineucard. R«oodiUoned 1'!.i.--...... _ per oper a tors o r Part-time phone work & · • • '""'""" .. •• .,~
--trninc·e•. Sh1tt pre m ... -•·very.-u-·-. Cent.er Dr. Ste peraoo w/1troog typing ~Q~ office • !!'c:a1~~u welc o me Send oae card foe eacb Sl.58. 642-%143 OWNR RETIRI NG , d r hi k"""' -nvw D> &abskllla. Apply in .,...._. tagplusooeap&H.We
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Gtaaa Man to run In Good o cation plan a. ProPLE PERSON RIC8'TIOMIST Robert ~in, Wiiiia m ll1mJr Wardrobe doon. aealed attractive ias & Ecfll..-llt
di.pendant 1bop. lilu1t be beneflu pat!ksge. Exec oeeda p/time 81• P.M. Shift. 5 day week. Frost & A Hoc., 1401 55 7-0061 tub 6 aboww encAolw-t1, etrap, meetlns atrfloe ••••••••••••••••••••••• _,all~ ol Klaas. AWly~mtoSpm IOC. inwbsle aupply. Ful· Private club. For lo· QuallSt.,N.B. '12IBircbSt,N.B, Mio-~ l.D. requlremeftenta. Pre-Giwc1al 9010
SaLuy SlllO. wtt ta 11tart ~a 1,.~ Jv canllallzed. 6?3--22:23. terv\ewcall8'4-0000 ...._ 1040 vent Iola Is th I P'or a••••••••••••••••••••••• •Ix.Int beneflu Reply ~ ,.. Secretary I Bookkeeper __,.. -·ur.ed tag encloM
Ad taa, DaJJy Pilot .... 0 ~ RECEPTIONIST thni TB for real eat.ate TOW TRUCK DRIVER ....... __ ......... ;';~er. tebrla or AVAJLAILIMOW 8n ueo, Coata Me'a Ca. ~ 8r1ga Ave, C. M Some typing. Must be developer. Ca II Slao Apply at lllM W l7U2 St' 2 Pectisrw Lhaaa Apeo "Dey Glo" paper Ir we New It UMd loah
S.-' Ult So. ol Balter PHONE SALES strong io grammar & 6'4-1860. C.M. MUI\ be 2i or 0 • .;: ~ 1 male 1 female, "111 back ac trim your Cruisers, Runabouta. v
_.1 ..... ,,.5 Off RodhlU apelliq. eT5-4l730 Secretary Exper Contract Good driving reccrd 6 5 mo. $200 ea . Will tap. Or try two carda Hull&, Tr1 Kulla, Sail &: .v-F.qual Opp Employer Pboae Sales people. ._._.._..IST ~~or restaurant de· experienced. ~t..S«MJJO ti.ckt.oback. P'lsbinl. Jet Boats. For <:..e. MMo m/f male« female, 141to415 ~ ·~~ fi• ..... or wlll •·aln .._.. IOIO PRICES: more lnform1Uon Call AL.I~ .. "' .., ·--------i,,.. we .,.,,a-J/"' -n 6 PM.•"" iuoc.OI ..... tor Pw 0 •vrt. hll t. Part· -ota-Guaranteed ~..-.-, •• c 11 .,..., "" ..., illl _........,naa J-• .. ~. lt i-a.1An, II arp sec •Y · a ~-••••••-••••••••••••••• .. ts•·-*'.""••. BlllCraig ......._ Pbone6tranaprt' MAfD5WANTED wqes or eommlaai.oM. you are--. .or a E&telle,(n4)644-1000 • .,.,.... p 1 T bl d , -~-..... 1----"-------q'd. ReUred welcome. Topwaaea p8ld!Thefnn uo East mb SlrHt, poliUoll w/xlnt woning NEWYEAR-oo a •· use · 8/Hap$1.~ea. • .... , met/
OLUMl-02Tt,olcbn10.2. at Laguna, 211 N. Coaat <e o, C<>ata Meaa, coad., le open Nlar)' Is SIClllTAllY Brumwtc.k, 7~&3~. lac 10ormore$1.40ea. StrYk• f020
ac.dWedne9day. Hwy.,Laa.lkh. ~5:00&8:30p.m. r~v:.~~r::n~,0:.~ Work for V.P . ad· NEW JOB allacceu.f7S.84().Q287 ~J~~~ ...................... . •--•AJt.D• .......... ICUIJST ""-U ou.r olc mlnlatratloo lo lovely r...fOf'S. Draw your own or aend YACRI'CARPENTRY -...__.. F,.quaJ~unity ps,.... · oew ofcs. Varie ty of IMMIDIAll "~r"""llJ>withyeUow _ .... __ pbo •-NewlcRemodd
P'/tlmt. •wing ahlft. Wanted tor Cost.a Meaa Employer sm.aoo. duties. Req's Un'l .aa•1& ........ --~'b1:;nora1 coven !!!~u ma' ~-one'card00 .... ""r Call Eves. 646-6382 Mature man pref'd . S alo n . Mu.s t know _ ___. _ _. 1 ba .,.,_ .. _.. -~ .... •• .... ... ""' ....... _ ... orJ:nalon•ra '""'n:uu'a c_........... and three bolstera. SlOO ............. -.each. .._...,... "' pe d icures. F /tlme . .. ... _ o1 h """+ ._ ........ _.
w.koftlle. u ortn furn. 5411.1575 KMr•noN ........ • .,., wpm, ttl'1n••ES ~1Jt7Nl.23or55'7·5W Smd check or money or· Car 6 phone req 'd, llUtllUI lY1>inl altW.s IJO+ wpm, tllUI ~UUU derto hem• .. ln Coeta Mesa MATU R E WOMAN PLASTICS LEADER drcta fbone exper. Green tradJUooal couch PILOT: -..-. ... .,.,
'I helpfu . Profeulonal TYPISTS wttb;i:ueeo size p\lll Ollt nun11"9 area . Call Sg t. p /tlme t o w e lcome INJECTION .._.. .... ,,.._ ro Box' ...... ll'OOMinl a must. Apply -. _._ . . &-..
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Dicklnaoo, $4t-lZ17 for newcomer3 & contact Part-Time. Large apt fn pen-on. Natlonal SJAJ TirPISTS Coct.aKtH,Ca.9218ae bUrvw.Moo·P'ri. ,nercbant&. Flexibleb.n. MOLllH' comple11 needs ln· Syitema Co:J:·· 4ae1 J <Z>EXECUTIVEI>eekaft
m..u-t ._.. •~ Need car. Ute lypl.01. na dlvldu.ala ma,Jortnt In Bl b St ort <laaln. Wood, gd coocl. D1huie Everet.w~. Bldr_, ... wanwuapp..,._MT __ ~_. ______ 1 Small -ialoo aw1tcb recreation or tX· re • ewp Ulf' I & II 'L5Hc$18$.642-52119 wbcelcbalr, S500 oe•; uro Pllm' sas. Head Ila l*'llOll So. Olt. Plua., ,.. ¥~ perteaced in cl., camp• Bea c b. <Neat 0 . C. .,._ Sl50 or bat o/r. Cheu $10 Depth ltnder 915.
.... MATURE WOKEN for =~p.~fa:; ::: -.m WQfil. Wort w/all Airport). ... rm~ Tndc 10U1' okl &tttf for .... $195 new; l&C. f75, lid'-'.,,, b)'dro pboDe
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mold.inCm•duoeueq'd. •wlmda.WSicleclnble. openlnaa ha Newport DQ·Wtek-M•th CIN1iftechd.MU111 w ht Iroa Staadtna beUCOpt.el'IOG&tQIOPb:
OOl.t75-C811 ~S STACOSWITCHIMC c.11644-SJlt Beacb. 4"1 lh per wk. Or~ =:.. tso· Jolmaon 66-SeOOC'~
Receo1 uper. AepJy WDBaterConaM... Mll'UJNOON Gravtyard •hlf&. J,tOU•av~, ... , cs. 23cbanne1 w/&nt.en· Dbl ax.leboat&ralle:r. 2&'. K 0
q •• b 0 )' 0 r Shell Station. l'ltb .. • ... ~041 1Nlt11JYMCO. Unlforma rum. WklY..., •. _....I A na,'55.87MOaa h d Ii b .. _ ••oo HaiiM....-. 5 mom'p lrvtne,Nwpl.Bc:b.. w~·• 550N.-ponCtrDr w/~me 6 Nlcfvac. WIPAYYOUI I.'.. Iii 1....i.... 1 rau c r ... , ..., · wt~pcrweet, --------EQualOpporEalployer ~Beach Call for lntervtew G?lJ) C~UorOoaMIDToda.J fl M ,..... Pool ii Ptn1·pon1 Tbl1_Ml-all5 _______ _
On J».: .,. Moo-Frt M84 AND WOMIM r.cruat oppc,.. Emp&oyer m.auo. .._. I combtoed. Balla, cvea ' IMh. Poww 9040
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1bop'1 • errands for Housecleaning Service. rd. At ltaat 1 yn print· tlOW J)aU1 Plklt 01 S _, ~I .._. Verde Golf Mtm· 30'SteptleoaSedao
bulJ prolesaloftal. Mutlt Startin& pay $2.50 hr. Ina tixper. 4 Da)' -.dt. Topia::::~ Hied ada dltolay J:;. HJ.1441 benhlpfouale.Call V.aPwr.rad.lo,aound.r
beft own Inns " ref a. as: Tuca thru Fri 8 to Good rom:PllnT beMfltl. rMdlnl public, ll*U,. wkfi lctlblllty U.VISGI m.9800 4M<S8SO llll\ b.uUed, IMiDt«t.
_flQ._.pcr_Wk_.NO-eMO ____ , lPM R.ellable belp want· Appl,y.N~Sn&.tma _ ~.... =~~<:;·~ fte f.._ draw ln lbe u 2, UJI OOleedeat, •alnut It ol· llllSOO AYMUOOO ••*•IJICf, It eooldq. fld.'7USM. Corp., 4111 Blrob :t, o.l1J Pt-. a•t"'r..,..eaulta. Pboaa WClt. • .a Dally Pilot U't ~ noe cbalri.. ""1 Id~. 21'1'rQlan, Ea>CNI• U...a for mature C:OU· Ne•port Bucb. ( t . a-Hied,---Cla .. lfled Ad. PhoH OJt>latr. PeOple poet•ed Twlll v .. ·a. r*1,t0Cllldct 5'&.Ct.11........ WaotAdO.Ulta MNm 0.C.Alrp>rt). ..,._ ...._ v9dcJ9SUSfalr.MMCm '8SOO AYM8-IOOO
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dbl nbaa. Ideal II•• S.S. 'n Dod&• Jamboree D0L'4I 1 .....,. ~ llPd. UDdel" WJUb', vcey d'Dcolat. brvw1I. $ qld, vw•s MON'l'ICAU.O &.TD1DLN.T.. -•boerd m .ne Firm lt'. JJ,.500ml, auto tram ___ .,.__ .. ' I........ c:Jeum~ atr. •Cereo c.....U.. Vet)' v". automatic. factoey Auto. u-.-.. flldelrJ air,
C'714)851m1 rool·alr. loaded. Xtru PAID SAVE A LOT Mllx••'-9740 ct.an U.000 ml Mu1t 0..-125 alr t'OOd •• pwr wlndowa power 1._,.111, ,.,. ...
.......___Gt• 11 *' J7 a.700.m.2lll P'ORa..EAN SHOP•CO""P•RE ....................... ~!l1_,w~t!-call Lou ..... STOCK •lADdautop. <mRSc> brakes. radio, bealer1 , -m ,........_ l el t 170 l...aRT CAaS • " ,_ ....... __ ._••_r-... ____ , '" wblt.ew•ll llrH. winy •
'ei AP'T Cabin •12 ... •••••••~•••••••••• IAaWIClrDATSCIN lfUMIZlfOSl IJl8ll Ponche 912 SU 'f Hmrdtofllld ;-.....,~.,....a..;~~--1rod. UnlA'd 11.ua. wheel ,
'-di, 2 abwra. 7~ KW Golden PaJcon i 4 ZS'. SC. ALL MODELS SanJu.anC.pistrano COWllOADST'm ~ trans. alWn ri~ --W. 1•••• ~~"'IJ[lllJ coven. UI0'7NOP>. ...,..wr. tw\n F1apbjp air, titn wd panel. hkenu IJl-1175 4tJ.lJ7S Hardtop • 1oft top '5200. Ev.a.-.~. :~ $3195 mHP. 1barp. clean. eondMllOO ea.Jm Ori'1n&l l With f'lldlo. A ~-au
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!VOL 70, NO. 24, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 19n TEN CEN . . .
llB· Trustees Seek Busing Cutback
Huntington Beach High School
Diatrict trustees Saturday pro-
posed about $2 mlllion in budget
I cuts which included the ellmina·
tion of busing ror 1,629 children.
The cutbacks, which were ten-
tatively approved lo provide
direction to district staff, are due
to spiralling operating expenses
1 and anticipated increased salary
and benefits costs, according to
Board President Helen Dille .
•
The transportation cut back c o m m u n l t y c 1 a a s room
would eliminate busing for slu· transportaUon.
dents who live within 2.5 miles ot. • OUiciala aaid the cutbacks ans
their campus. Prevjoualy, tbedis· needed to give tbe diatrlcl at
trict bused ~bildren within two · least a $1 mllUon cont.l.oiency at
miles of school. This would save the atart of the next flilcal year.
the district about $95,000 officials District staff bad recommended
said. cuts totalling about$3million.
The cutback would also trim Trustees decided not to
about $100,000 from the total cut back on teachers' "lnd non·
$244. 953 budget for athletics. teaching workers• positions.
held trips, summer school and But the district hopes to tos~
about ·20 teachers and 20 other
non·leacb.lng employes by retlre-
menta or resignations by the end
of the school year.
These posts would not be
replaced and would save the dis·
trict an estimated $400,000 in
salary and beJJefit costs, officials
indicated.
Trustees also voted 3 to 2 to
eliminate three student
counselors to save $65,000 in
salary costs.
Trustees are eying a J>O$Sible
land transaction involving two
diat:ict-owned pieces of property
near Huntington Beach and
Westminster high schools. The district is considering buy-
ing or trading the 5-acre parcel
near Huntington Beach High'
School with the Huntington
Beach Company. Officials are in·
terest'.ed in a nearby parcel to be
used as a parking lot.
Mrs. Ditte said she would not favor spendlog funds for the
purchase of more dlstrict lancl
this year.
Trustees instructed staff to br·
ing back ti'OC'e h\formaUon on u
appraisal or a 17·acre distrlcl·
owned piece of property near
Westminster High School.
The land is currently used for
(See BUSING, Page AZ)
~800,000 Fire at School
Denny's Day
HB Weatherman Honored
0•1ly l'llOt St•ll '"""'o
HE NEVER MISSES 1 Huntington Rotarian Denny
By AJlnlUR R. VINSEL
OI ... O•lly PllOI StAli
Meteorologist, philatelist,
horticulturist and meticulous un-
official 'fl(ealher statistician J .
Sherman Denny, 80, confirmed
Friday it clouded up and rained
all over his parade.
He interrupted a gala toasting
and roasting in honor of his in·
credible 47 years or perfect atten-
dance at Friday Huntington
Beach Rotary Club meetings to
say .25 inches fell overnight.
And the man who has inherited
the title Mr. Huntington Beach
loved every minute of the
ceremonies which featured a
procession or voices and faces
from bis past.
"J. Sherman Denny, This Is
Your Life," was the title of the
Rotary Club script fashioned
after the old TV series .
There were more laughs than
tears when Denny t.oolt center
stage.
One-by-ane. friends matthed
into the Sheraton Beach Inn ban-
quet room, preceded. by their re·.
co rded voices and re·
miniscences, some of them quite
mysterious.
For starters, ~e didn't re-
cognize wife Thelma's recorded
voice on the house tape machine.
<See DENNY, Page A2)
~hool lneident
Queries Scheduled
In FV Boy's Injury
By ROBERT BARKER Of ... 0.01, _ , .. ,.
Fountain Valley school of.
ficials sought today to unravel
tircumslJl.nces that lert a fhird·
arade boy in a part ally
'-aulyzed condition since Thurs·
flay. Asslllanl Superintendent Ed
Moon said classmatt>S would be
asked if they knew any reasons
•hy Ryan Rmenlbal. 8, collapsed
wben he entered a classroom
following a lunch and recess
period.
Tbe incident occurred at
Arevalos School al around noon.
The boy's mother, Mrs. Cindy
Bosentbal, said today her son is
lo stable condition and he is
beginning to have movement in
HeLeavea
Home Via
Hospikil
It was a rough night for
the Huntington Beach
husband who started pack-lne bis bap Saturday night
to leave bis wile and go
home to mother. Police aaid as the baplen
mate started to leave
home, bbwire:
-Hefted a Iarae rock and
bubed her husband over
thebead withlt.
-Grabbed a convenient
bottle and auta1bed it over
hilbead.
-SmHhed out the
wlndableld on bis 1873
Thunderbird.
The departing huaband
went on b1a wa, but stopped
off en route at HuoUniton Jnt.rcommunltJ Hospital
where ho •11 lnt.ervlewecl
b)'poUce.
the fingers or his nght hand.
She said doctors at Kaiser·
Permanente Hospital in
Bellflower were conducting tests
lo determine the cause of the af.
fllction. •
"We still don't know what's
wrong with him and it's very
pertinent to find out what hap-
pened al school to assist the doc·
tors," she said.
''I've beet. told that he was left
untreated ror too long a lime.
''My biggest. concern is with
Ryan, of course. but I don't want
to see something like this happen
to anyone else." she said.
Mrs. Rosenthal said she also
expected "a little more honesty
and cooperation from school of·
ficials."
Moon said today that school or-
Ocials bad given all lbe informa·
tion they knew at this point to Mrs.
Ro!lenthal. .
Mrs. Rosenthal said she heerd
several versions rega.rd.ipf her
son's ailment, including one that
he was pushed into a booubelf
and suffered head injuries.
She said she also was told that
a substltute teacher thought he
was fald.ng an injury• and that
two boya dragge<l him into the
classroom.
Moon aaid preliminary ques·
tioning indicated that Ryan col·
lapsed inside the clusroom and
that oo evidence pointed to any in·
juries suff~edon the playlJ"Ound.
He said be was told that Rye
(See QUEIUES, Pace AJ)
England Gets Loan
LONDON (AP) -A VOUP of
major Gennan, North American
and Britiab ban.kl have a,greed to
lend Britain $1.5 billion, the Bank
of England announced today.
Chancellor or the Exchequer
.. Denis Healey, explatntna the
move. aald the loan will provide
important medtum·term
strensthenln« of Britain's cur· reac1 raerves.
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PRINCIPAL WILMA BOHANNAN SURVEYS PIRE DAMAGE AT HARPER CAMPUS
Weekend Blue Was So Hot It Melted Steel Cil1defs at Fountain v..._, Scftool
By President Huntington
CofC Names
Man of Ye~
William E. Foster. former
general manager of the Hunt·
ingt.oo Beach Company, is the
citizen of the year for lhe Hunt·
ington Beach Chamber of Com·
merce.
Nuclear Testing
Ban Called For
Foster, who now is ..tee presi-
dent for land acquisition for the
Chevron Land Company in San
Francisco, was honored before
more than 240 persons at the
Chamber's annual installation
and awards banquet Friday
night at the Sheraton Beach Inn.
Foster has been past director
of the Huntington Beach
Chamber of Commerce, a
.member ot the board of directors
of the Boys Club, a member of
the Rotary Club, chairman of a
financial study and past. presi·
dent of United Crusade.
He also served on the city's en·
viroomental council, the
economic advisory council and
was on the board of directors or
the Orange County Coast As-
sociation. ·
Foster was the general
manager of the Huntington
Beach Co. from 1969 to·l976. He
was succeeded in that post in
November by Stanley Young.
William Peterson was installed
president of the Chamber for
1977.
Others lostalled were Jack
Feehan, first vice president;
Jerry Shea, second vice presi·
dent and William Compton,
treasurer.
'O/VLY PDE~'
SOW BEDROOM
"We 8Clld our old bedroom set
in one dayt From oow on there'•
only one newspaper we'll ad·
vertlse in-tbe Dally Ptlot. ••
That's the adverttalnc success
experl~ced by a Mlulon Vltjo
family wbo placed thb claaslfied
ad:
WASHINGTON CAP> -Presi·
dent Carter is calling for a halt to
all nuclear testing, "instantly
and completely... as part of a
brQiader program to curb the
spread of nuclear weapons and
ultimately ban them from the
·.earth.
-In bis first interview as presi-
dent, conducted Sunday for
publication today , Carter
acknowledged that he did not
know whether the Soviet Unioo
Fiery l)laat
Rocks ARCO
Oil Refilwry
PHILADELPHIA (AP> -A
fiery explosion that could be
heard for several miles damaged
an Atlantic Richfield refineey in
south Philadelphia today.
A spokesman at Methodist
Hospital said the bospltal was
treating one penot1 injured by
the blasL There were no reports
of other injuries in the explosion
near Philadelphia loternatlonal
Airport.
Harvey Shirley, owner ol an
ARCO gas station near the re-
finery, said one or his employes "saw a eu.y going up in the air
like Superman. It jmt blew him
up ln the air," SbirleJ quoted the
employe as sayln1.
Shirley sald smoke and flames
shot 300 feet into the air.
DwaiDe Smith, the refinery
manacer, said the fire appeared
to be conf1n«I to ono · atoraae
t uk. He aald detail• were
atetcby. t
Asked what the tank edntahled.
he replied: "I believe three oc-
four tbouaand barrels of a "eavy
materlal like asphalt."
A apectacular fire that ~e out at tbe ARCO refinery Oct. 12,
6 Piece bedroom 14lt, 1975, bumed fOf' more than 32
pecanllbnew. boun and cauaed dam•&•
Please call lWMCJWt. estim~ at Sl million. Sevual
Jf ypu have tunsJsbfnp, « people t!'we hUured, tnclucliJW
anytbiftl elae, you'd like lo ~ Mayol' l'hnk Rlao. S. b.rob hia
vert to cub call 8'2·Wll. 1t b1p la • td wblle be and others
takes only a few ~rda bl tlae ... ecranabllq to saletf after
rl•ht place to auract a _,.., ID n plollc&
and aloq the Or~~ Coaat. &be Two mo.th eadlv, •ltbt rleht place la tbe Dally Pilot. fflNlaea dlM in a fti. ala UarbJ ' . Otl1I NftbelJ.
I '
would agree to bis proposal for a
qu.ick halt that would slop even
underground testing. But, he
said, ''They have sent an en-
couraging message back."
The fledgling president. meet·
ing in his Oval Office with four
reporters for the Associated
Press and United Press Intema·
tional, also exp'ressed optimism
that there will be "fairly rapid
ratification" of a new strategic
arms limitation treaty with the
Soviets.
And he said his National
Security Council is in agreement
on the need to reduce overseas
sales of American-made
weapons, but that he does not an-
ticipate "a moratorium," on such
sales.
On strategic arms talks,
Carter hinted thal he might be
willing to bypass for later con-
sideration a longstanding East-
West debt.ate over bow to deal
with the U.S. cruise missile and
Soviet Baclcfire bomber in any
new •trate~ic arms pact. He
dec:J1red: "I would not let those
two items st.and in the way ot
some agreement."
~Asserting that he "very deep.
ly" meant what be said in bu in~
augural address about ultimate-
1 y ellmlnatin& all nuclear
weapon• everywhere, Carter, tn
hls most detailed national
security-foreign policy atate·
ment to date, envisioned a three·
step effort almlnc toward that
end.
-First, he saJd , the two
superpowers would have to ''put
rmn llmlta on ounelves,'.' u the
objective of a new st•egic
Arms Limitation Treaty (~LT).
-Tben tbe United Stat• and
the Soviet Union would 10 a step
further and actually reduc. tbeir
own stockpiles of ato mic
weapons which would, be Hid,
"demomt.rate to the world we are sincere."
-From that point, ho would '"k "reductiooa lncludb)g all
naUooa, even tboN wbo bav• a
relatlvelramall invent.ory now."
"I would like to oroc..t qulclc·
ly and apnss1vely with a com·
prebenalve teat ban treaty," be
said. "l am in ravor of ellmlnat--lna the testina o( all nuclear de-
vlc:ea, lnataDUy and completely."
He aald th.ta included wider. ll'aad~-well.
Arsonists
Suspected
In Blaze
By RA VMOND ESTRADA Jr.
OI .. Olllly ~-SUit Unidentified arsonists caused
an estimated $800,000 in
damage to Harper Efementary
School in Fountain Valley early
Sunday morning, school district
and fire officials reported to-
day.
The blaze gutted an eight-
classroom wing before Fountain
Valley and Huntington Beach
firemen contained the inferno at
6:30 a .m. Fire Investigator Lynn
Whitehouse said today the fire
was probably started with the
uae or a flammable liquid glue.
A full investigation began to.
day. • Mrs. Whitehouse said
fingergprints of the suspected
arsonists were found at u,...
scene Sunday afternoon.
Residents near ttre school said
they were awakened by crack· lng windows wblch sounded liko
car crashes, district Trustee
Karen Ackley said.
Steel beams in the classrooms
were bent from the fire's heat
which reached at least 1,500
degrees, Mrs. Whitehouse said.
Investigators said the
arsonists ripped off screens and
removed windows to enter 'the
building.
There was no appar ent
motive for the arson, in·
vestigatorssa.id.
The suspects were not observed
at the 4cene, but investig;\tors
believe they fled on a mo-~ or
(See Fiil.£, P•ge AZ) '
Yacht Runs
~of Power
A new $28,000 cabin cruiser lost
power near the surf line and
drifted ashore at Bolsa Chica
State Beach Sunday.
Seven people jumped O\'etl-
board and waded ashore safely,
according to a lifegu ard
spokesman.
Gordon Hicks, of Los Angeles,
was reported to be piloting the
craft for the first time.
The grounding occurred at2:10
p.m. about a mile south of
Warner Avenue. The e>ttent of
damages was not known. The
cabin cruiser was hoisted by a
er ane and removed lrom the
•beach.
<Joas t
Weath e r
Fair and a little wa rmer.
Highs 70 to 75. Lows 44 to
60.
INSIDE TODAY
ComplafnU.about proctice1
of tu fu.iWrol btdultrJ/ COl'I· c~ m CaMfoi•, 14 ~ aflrr ,,..~ o/ a lMd.-•eWfw npoM. An Anodotld.
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AZ DAIL y PILOT H /F
Standf)g Jtlfn'e
. Draft Lottery
Revival Asked
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Defense Department 1s recom-
mending that l'Nlfident Carter
treale new gtandby draft
-niachinery, mcluding revival of an annual lottery for young men
to determine the call-up order in
Po~puffing
Sub Sailors
Sent Home
LONDON CAP> -Nine young
:sailors from the crew of the
t).S. nuclear submarine Casimir
Pulaski are being sent home for
medical care which the Navy
hopes will cure them of smok-
ing marijuana.
The sailors, who are 19 and
20, a re going into "medical
dry dock." said Cmdr. Gene
Wentz, spokesman for Navy's
European headquarters. He re·
fused to make pul>lic their
names.
The men were taken off their
sbip during the weekend at the
nuclear sub base at Holy Loch,
Scotland.
Wentz said the sailors were
found m possession of mari·
juana and admitted using the
drug. The Navy exempts drug
users from disciplina ry pro-
ceedings if they agree to re-
ceive medical help.
The spokesman said it was
"highly unlikely" that the men
had smoked marijua na while on
duty. He added that they were
in backup jobs which did not br·
mg tbem near the sub's com·
plex reactor and missile equip-
ment
The Pulaski has a crew ot 17
officers a nd 128 men
The member of Parliament
for the west coast district of
Scotland in which Holy Loch is
located. lain MacCormick of the
Scottish National Party. said he
would ask the Navy for tighter
security to prevent drug abuse.
But "the relationships which
have ex.isled between the U.S.
naval authorities a nd the
ctvilian population in my consti-
tuency have been extremely
good," he added.
Last summer, 30 crew mem-
bers from two Polaris missile
s u bm arines were d ismissed
f r om submarine du t y on
charges of using marijuana on
board
T h e Navy conri r med In
Oecem ber lhe d1squalifa callon.s
last summer or 17 sailors from
the t:SS Andrew Jackson, a
n uclear-Powered sub based in
Groton. Conn . and 13 sailors
from the USS Thomas Jef-
fe r son. then based 1n
Charleston, S.C
The dJsquahf1ed crew mem-
bers were assigned to other
'lavy dulles. the Navy said.
f',....P~A J
QUERIES • •
had been playing a 'ame called
"train" in whicb pupils he on the
ground and others jumped over
them.
"We'll ult if he could have suf-
fered any pc»sible injuries dur·
aog the game." be said .
He u id the game was not
3uthorized and that a playground
aide put a stop to 1t.
When paramed ics arrived,
they found the boy in convulsions
and m a seml~clous condi-
tion. He waa transferr ed to Foun-
tain Valley Co mmunUy Hospital
where h.ia condition was rePorted
to be comatose on arrival.
He was moved t<> Kaiser·
Permanente Hospital Jn
Bellflower Saturday.
ORANOl COAST "'"
DAILY PILOT
case of a nauonal emergency
mobilbatioo.
The recommendation was seot
to lhe Wblt.e Hous~ in the flnaJ
daya of the Ford administr ation
for consideration by Carter 's Na·
tional Security Council.
A year ago, then-President
Ford r educed the Selective
Service System to a s m»ll
Was hington planning staff and
ended registration o( 18-year
olds . He alsohaJted the annual lot·
tery. which determined the call·
up order based on birth dates.
The lottery had been continued
for contingency purposes after
the end of the draft i.n 1973.
lb-a confidential document, the
Defense Department said the na-
tion n eeds a new s tandby
"wartime draft system," which
could produce6.50.000 trained men
within six months after mobillza.
tion.
The document estimated that
more than 450,000 casualties
might have to be replaced in that
per iod if a major war begins in
Europe. It assumes at least three
months lo prepare a draftee for
combat.
"Rapidity is the pri mary
feature needed in a wartime draft
syst em ," the Pentagon document
s aid. •'Performance rates in pre-
vious wars are too slow to provide
the man power needed to generate
and sustain the wartime capabili·
ty of the force structure. These
manpower demands cannot be
met with a leisurely schedule for
activating and bringing to full
operational capa bility the
wartime draft. Ac tions that
formerly took weeks must be ac-
complished in hours."
The Pentagon said the proposed
system is n ot s uitable for
peacetime.
"It is specifically designed to
work only Wlder conditions or run
mobilization -during a grave na.
tional emergency," said the docu-
ment.
Among other features, it calls
for an annual draft lottery of 2().
year-olds in peacetime . Sequence
numbers would be assigned by
birth date and the results would
be widely publicized.
"The idea is to let eacb member
of the 2()..year-old cohort know in
advance that he is liable to be
drafted early or secure from ear-
ly call by a wartime draft," the
documentsaid.
The plan provides for draft de-
ferments. but says these "must be
l ightly controlled.'•
The concept departs from the
traditional struct ure o( World
War II and later years, based on
local draft boards made up of
civilians
Instead. the new system would
be built around 66 area offices,
staffed by about I,700 national
guard and reserve personnel
selected and trained in peacetime
for wartJme draft duty.
Three Coast
Colleges Eye
Budget Cuts
More students taking fewe r
hours of classes have cost the
Coast Community College Dis-
trict about $2.5 million in income,
collece officials reported today.
District spokesm an Richard
Simon said the district 's three col-
le&es. Orange Coast. Golden West
and Coutline Community are~
viewing their budgets in order to
fiod places to cut cos ls
The district's original budget.
for 1976-77 was $68.7 m illion,
Simon said.
He said the declining enroll·
ment, which means the college is
eligible for less aid from theatate.
seems to be part of a national
trend.
"We're confident the trend will
reverse itself in the spring
semester." he added.
Di.strict trustees were informed
of the pending deficit laat W ednes-
d ay.
Board President Robert Hum-
phrey• stressed that tbe budret
cutbacks will involve much
carefubtudy.
"Thia la a time of exploration,
he aaid. "We want to openly dis·
cuss the problem to shed as much
ll&ht on this as possjble, to avoid
rum•n and the spread of fear and
coastematioo."
FremP-AJ
nRE .••
bic)'cle with balloon ti.rel. Tlre
track• were observed leadlnt to
and from tbucene.
Teachers and adminlstraton
met Sunday and planned to
place the 250 atudenti dlaplaced
by the deatruc:tlon of their
olaurooma ln other faclUUea at
the acbool.
Dlatrict tnLs1.et1 will bold an
ernercenc:7 meetln1 at noon
Tueeday to alleviate the doubl-
ln1 up at Rudel:rt.s at tbe Kbool .
u.nt.11 a ocwfacWt:Jtl ccoatnacted.
'
. .,
I t's a Breez e
UCl Alumni Director Bob Banka, right.
and Tim Harrison came up with the win-
ning entry in Sunday's Recycle Reglltta
sponsored by the UCI Alumni Association
a t the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. The
small cr aft turned out to be the only entry
a nd thereby was awarded two first place
a wards, as the faslest and most unusual
boat made with recycled materials. The
competition was tacked onto the r egular
Lido 14 and Shields races later in the day.
Fro.a Page A l
DENNY •••
Rotarian Dwight Clapp banded
Denny what appeared to be a
bouquet oC lead fragments com-
memorating his Jan. 20, 1897
birth in Lead City, So. Dak.
Gifts presented to Denny, re-
tired longtime manager of the
Huntingtoo Beach Company, a
Standard OiJ Company sub·
sldiary that for ~ears 1uided the
city'a development, ran the
gamut.
The devoted weather·watcber
who owna a complete set of
statistics on Santa Ana Wind
velocities among bis 40-plus
years• weather recorch gol a glit·
tering communications device
capable or monitoring space
satelllte-tran.smitted weather in·
formation.
He was le;,s impressed with a
plastic planter containing what a
reputed Laa Vegas bartender al-
leged was a cactus.
Denny is a devoted oollector of
cacti and succulents.
"First of al.I, it's not a cacti.
It's an aloe and that's a member
of the Amaryllus family," he ob-
served soberly, just as the roar-
ing Rotarians anticipated he
would.
Newport
Waitress
Victim
A young woman murder victim
found Friday in the hills above
Orange has been identified as a
waitress al the El Torito
Restaurant in Newport Beach.
Police identified the shooting
victim today as Laura Ann
Staughtoo, 20, who reportedly
was last seen alive when she left
the Registry Hotel at 1:30 a.m.
Friday.
According to police, the attrac-
tive young woman had stopped
by the hotel after work to
socialize with some of her
friends.
They last reported seeing her
as she left the Registry driving
her small foreign car toward her
home in Garden Grove.
Roughly 11 hours later , a
motorcyclist spotted Miss
Staugbton's body at.op a mesa
near an unused Orange city
dump.
Police today said the vicUm
died of multiple gunshot wounds
to the face and head.
Ji'ro91Page A J
BUSING •.•
a gric ul ture prog r a m s a nd
athletic purposes.
Other cutbacks and savings
p rop osed Sa t u r day arc .
-$100,000 in teachers' equip-
ment and material allowances.
Teachers will receive $5 less for
these materials.
-$150,000 in administrative
services. At least four ad-
ministrative ~ts in the district
will be eliminated . These
elimina ted posts will be an-
nounced next monlh, officials
said.
-Sl 15,000 in decreased work
experience expenditures.
Mrs. D1tte said these proposed
cuts must still receive study and
final approval until they a.re
adopted into the 1977-78 (.hstnct
budget. \
Assis t ant Super inte nde nt
Charles Hess said the district is
faced with a $350,000 increase in
health and welfare benefit costs
next year.
He estimated a $275,000 cost lo
the district for a one percent
salary increase for all employes.
Pilot JOurnalists Win
Daily Pilot writers and photo-
gr aphers captured fi rst place
honors in five categories in the
Orange County Press Club's 22nd
annual awards contest honoring
excellence in journalism.
They were a m ong the 61
Journalis ts who shared the
spotlight and $3,850 in cash prizes
during the pr~ club's awards
banquet Saturday nJght m Costa
Mesa.
Daily Pilot winners tncluded:
-Copy edit.or Tom Tlla.a for
the best page
one design of
tbeyear.
-Chief
Photographer
Lee P ayne for
h ls s ports
photo of
young aprin-
teTS straining
th r o u g h a
T1TU$ r ace.
-Orange County Bureau Chief
Gary Granville for his consumer
art airs story on property taxes.
-Reporter Arthur Vbu1el in
the youth achievement category
for his inspirational story about a
Costa Mesa boy's battle with
brain cancer.
-Reporter PblUp llosaarla
for his humorous tale or a police
raid on what turned out to be a
Tupperware party.
Santa Ana Rectater reporters
John O'Dell and Joe Cordero won
the third annual SDX outstand·
inc Journal.laln award for their
articles on Republican Assembly
candidate Jim Slemons.
The articles were seleeted by a
pan el of editors from five
Orange County newspapers as
1976'8 best example of initiative,
enterprise and invesUgative re-
Portin& skills.
A member of the judging panel
said the artlclea •'were in-
strumental in. revealing the true
cbaracttt" ol an amadn• oan-
cildate f OS"pubUc offtce.. • •
Tbe pnu dub'a presUgiOUI
Sky DunllP Award went to Santa
AH JleaiRer' Sporta Edltor Ed-
die Wat. fOS" Ida uemDl•l'Y pro.
l••lonaUsm and tenlce to the
community.
Wa lter Bur rou1b1, former
pubU..ber ol the Dally PU«, and
Bob Gett.my. a retired Los
An1ete1 Ttmea reporter who was
the Ora.nee County Pr.., Club'•
flrtt p1"111dent, were awarded
life membtrlblpt In Ule club.
1natalled at the annual b~
aa pnahtent for 1m wu Gary
OranvlUtoflhe Daily PUot.
Tbe 10~ battle t« awarcla wa t!le UCbtlt In ncet
7e~.
\ ,
Santa Ana Register .staffers
did best overall. winning 11 first
place honors and 14 second-place
awards tolalllng $1,175 In prir.e
money
The Los Angeles Times staff
won $800 with nine first-place
awards and five seconds.
The Daily Pilot placed Chlrd ln
the newspaper battle, with Its
staff winning five first-place pla-
ques. 12 second-place certificates
and $675.
The Fullerton Daily News·
Tribune accounted ror seven
firs t -place finishes , three
seconds and $600.
Two Anaheim Bulletin stories
won top honors and $150, while
the Orange County Evening
News woo a first, a second and
$100 and the News-Post won a
first-place award.
Following la a complete list of
thewinnera:
CMN•llAl..AWAllOI BEST NIWSSTO..Y
Fl"I Pl•c•-.io. eotwro Mid Jot\110•0.11, tM
ll99111er
S.cOfld Pl--Tom l!lcNlorn, lllf AllOl,1tr Honorable Met!Uons -Tom Gorman, ,.,.
Tl..,.s; 'ra!QS Plnker1, IM Dally N~ Trl!Nlltl
0..'99 C11nnlnQllarn ..... Vicki R.,._, IM ll119bler
91!STSTOllYONA P1.IBLICMl!ETINO
f'lral Piece -s1e ... Smith, Ille Tlmet
Second Pl•ce -c;.or9e Cun,.1,.Qhtm, '"• Reqhler
BH'T Nl!WS ,EATU AE AllTICLE
Flrat Pl.u-S. ... l!.,y.IMA .. ltl ..
s.<o•ut Piece-Art VmMl, Ille Delly Piiot
H-a ble ~ -K•lllY (l.tft(Y. 1 ... Oelly
Piiot
•ESTCOlUMN FllSt PJaa -Ow1a A. I Yl'Oll. Dally Ntwt
Tr1 ... s.<..W~-Ulf~l.INll ... Nf'
....... "" ...... -_... "'-·· O.Cty ....., Tr1t11Me1 Ur T--. o.lly --Tri-I .._ ~ ... O.lly l"llot; u .... Gt-II, Ole
ltetlsttr
811Tl"IATVlllS1'0ftY
• ''mPlou-.....,..-...,..,IM~• s.etM ,.__Hllrf K..,., llM 0.lly "!Cit .. _alll• ......... -Ct.tit ,_r ... """"' Snllt11, 1M Tl~; JKIClt "9ftlb\·UM, Ille Ot41t'
Piiot: t('t\llv o -v.111e Oalty l'tiat
8 U T COMllN"TIOH .STO•V ANO ~10 I V
"'~~,~~.~~111ta •et11-. ttw 11tt1•r Sitce<\d 1111~ -Syhlla f'almtr, Otlly ...,,.,
T•~=•Mt Mlflll04\ -Wllll-k l!Albef', ttw
Dell' PllOt
lllT HIW\f'A ... llSltUIS ,.,., l'td«-l lalM •1•1-r, ~ ..... ~ ..... , .... _
lecMf "'8« _ ,,_ T~ •flll M'"I QI-...... ... ...... ..__......__..,_~-~
f'tNll
llES T SPOT NEWS PHOTO
Flr\t Pl•C• -Vqn.KIO N•rwtt1 tn~ Rt"Ql\ttr
S.(Ond PIK• -P•1r1tk O'Oonntll. IM DallV
f>llOI Honor•DI• ~Hon -Jtu Andresen Jr., tht
Delly N..-l Tribune
BEST FEATURE PHOTO
,.,,,, Pl•c•-YvnecloHanelll, Ille A19l•IN'
s.cono Pltce-s ..... Alu.'"" Tl_,
M-••114• MenOon -GI..,.. White, Ille 0.lly
Piiot
IJUT SPOT FEATURE PHOTO
FlrJI Pl.ct -~ ... Rl<t, lllt Tl"'tl
S.ond Pl..c.-Cl•Y M iiier, the Reqlsler
H_,.blt Menllon -P•tr1ck O'Donnell, Ille
Oelly Piiot
BEST PHOTOSERIES
Finl Piece -Jim~''"· !IN A19lff••
S..:ond Pl Ke-Sit.,. Roct. Ille Tl-\ -•blo ,..,,..,. -Palrlck O'Donnell. 11'0
OellyPllot
BEST SPORTS PHOTO Finl Pl•c.t-LM P ........ Ille D11ly Piiot
S.cono Place-Garv AmMow, lr~l•n<tr
MOftOt•l>ltMenHon -AoO ICendl ll, S""·Polit BESTSPOllTSFEATURESlORY
Fl,,I Pl•c• -o. .. C\llWll1'9h1m. Nt .. S· ~·
S.<oncl Place -o.MK McLellan, '"" O.lly Piiot
Honou bte Mentions -.J<MnM Rtynold•, .,..
Di lly l'llot: 1.¥ry PwlH''Oft, 1111 lltGIJltr. c;..o<ll"' Cun11l,.ahom, IN A19lsttr BEST $POllTS NEW'>STOAY
Fltll Pla<t -Sll•t EOOy,AnaMlm Bulletin
Sound Pit<• -DIO $telt'I'. Dally N~l
Trlbllne
BEST FAMILY SECTION PHOTO
H-•bltMenCIOl\-Cle y Mllltr, the R*Ol•ttr
BEST FAMILY SECTION STORY
First Plece-i...orr11ne Bt<\nett, lhe Tlmn
S.Ctftd Placa-ICerl Gr..,¥111e, llM lleol\ltr
H-•blt MenllOlll -Be• Alldt•MI', \M Dally
Pilot; Morla No<Tlt, Ille R191Jter
BESTPAOBONE MAICEUP
Finl Pltct-Tom Tllln. , .. Dally Piiot
S.COl\d 1'1.tee -Ted ICrec,Orenoe C-ly Ewn-
1119 N••• M-r•bl• ,,,..,..., -Jeenne s. K...-11. Irvine
WOtldNtw•
llEST INSIDE PAGELAYOVT
"~" Platt -Jim .... ". Oally N.., TrlbUN S.cond PIK• -i..o.. c.i>ouon. l.,. A19ltt9' "-•bl• Mef\4--l(tt~y H .. dtr."" o.Mty Piiot; ElalM lllll"Otr, 0.-C°""l'I' E_,l!O Newt; ROCie IC.enclell, Solf>.,,_I; GI-Wiili., C... Oally Piiot; c.aro1 -..., Ille Delly PllOI; p_.,. s--·-"°'' BU T HEAOLlllE /
l'l"I Place -Pat"""· \tie "eqllttr *011C1 PtaQ-Olrol _.., 0. OtllT Piiat
IESTIOl~IAL f'lm ~-HlcltHardtr. O.ltv ljtwt T~ 5"'a.t41 Pt--eo.. ~. llw Tl-. .._ .... -1'-" -9orbare ICrtlblcll, tlle Doll'( Pli.t; a..., c;r..,vlllo, 11>1 Dally Piiot
I HT MAGAZINE AllTICLE
"""' Pl--Oorls l..99, tM Dally .. .., Tri-.
SKond Pl--Ner9 ._, flle 0.lly Heon
lf'IWll•
H-r•M• Menllon -lerrv "'''"°"· ""' Ateh ltr
llESl ""'" 111h.l A$1! lb't' en •Ut<lolt --~, FlrU Pl--TOiiy '--• Roc:•-u ,...,..._ 11Clfllf,A"1-11a0~
S.COfld PlllCO -f'et.y Ma ...... 11, t(f\Olt'' e.<ry ... ,,.,..
Honorob,. -!Ion -Art Lffvttt, "'«./fie; ,.,~
nHT COAll'OltATtl ARTICl.I Illy 111 ,._ ....
tMmllolr> Fl~t Pt--"'-F, Colllllt, "'9 IM M
Celfttllfly
H-•bl• Mefttlon -A. W, 111111 .....,,_ LMlll\o9d Mt..i._ l Si11K8 Co., 11\C,
New Site
Sought
For Trial
BJ GARY GRANVILLE
OI ttw ~lly Pilt4 "•H Ac:cust1d m an murderer
Edward C. Allaway waa ln
Orange County Superior Court to-
day seeking to have his upcomin&
trial moved to another county.
Dressed in a Jail s weatshirt and
blue jeans, All a way sat
handcuffed with b1a head bowed
as deputy public defender ROQ
Butler began ar1ulo1 for a
change of venue.
The defendant b accused or
shooting aeven people to death
and wounding two others in a
bloodbath on the Callfom.la SUte
University Fullerton campus last
July 12.
All nine victims were employed
at the university the morning Al·
I away. a custodian, arrived at the
cam pus allegedly carrying a ri·
ne.
In a sbootlog orgy witnesses
said l astbd no more than a few
minutes, nine victims were '1·
Jegedly iodlscriminately. souiht
out in the area of the campps
library.
Alla way was a rrested 20
m inutes later by Fullerton Police
at a nearby hotel where his wife
worked as a part-time waitress.
Today, Butler came to court
a rmed with almost 200 news
stories and a hefty bundle of
television and radio scripts.
The public defender hopes to
convince Judge Robert Kneeland
that because of the massive
amount of publicity generated by
the largest mass killing in Oranae
County's history his client cannot
geta fair trial in Orange County.
Itis expeded,however, that Al-
laway's prosecutors will arcue
that the publicity crossed CO\U\fy
lines and was equally heavy
throughout California. tbe rest of
the naUon and even hit publica-
tions and radio broadcasts
throughout the world.
Butler said at the outset or the
hearing that he expects it will last
··al least a week."
The accused man has pleaded
not guilty and not guilty by reason
of Insanity to the seven murder
and two assault :\vilh intent to
commit.murdercharges.
Cyclist Succumbs
GLENDALE CAP) -Ray
Barker. 20, of Glendale was
killed when he lost control of b1s
motorbike on a curve·
Honors
srlECIAL AWA a OS BEST PHOTOPOIHFOLIO
F" 1r~t Pfli<.f' Stev• lhc.e, t"'-TtfTM'
!>«ond Place -Rt<M•d Kochler, ,,.. 0.11.,
Pilot
HOl'Or•t>lt Mt<'llon -Cl•Y ~.111~. I"" !tt<Jh~
MARJORIE FREEMAN AWAAO -BEST
HU MOROUS SHOIJT
Finl Pl•<• -Pl\lllp C. RO\morln, Ille Oally
Pllol '>«cono Pl&ee -lA•N wo1-...111e R~lst.r
Honor•DI• MlnlK>n -M<arctelo 00d50ll, Ille
Re9l\ler
BE\l BUSINESS. JOINAHCI! OA REAL l!STATE
ARTICLE
""''Pia<• -Ste¥e Smllll, 11\e Tl,.,..<
Se<oncl Pia<• -L .. ry ~··-·Ille Rf'QISler
HOllOf'IDle Me<>llon\ -Mlrtlda Dod...,.., -
A191.,er; Jim Wol(Oll, Soulnern C111torn1"
Journal of Comme•te. 1.ynn 0'0.11, 11\e lleql.Ur;
JoMO'Dell, llW ltf910~~
BESl l\RllCLEON F11'4E PREVENTION
Flr\t Place-Ron Klr,PllrlcM. Ille B~lletln
'><!conCI Piece -Oo,.Smllh, 11\e Tlmn
Honorable Mtnlion -Tom E•chnorn, I~
R"9illtr
BEST ANIMAL·NATUAELIFE PHOTO
Finl Pla<e -Cl•Y Mlllff, Ille Rt lqlter
Se<O"d PIK• -Pll•l<k O'Ool\lltll, "'° 0.llW'
Pl~.:...,,eble ~lon-RltMtd t( ....... r, Ille o.l-
ly P1101
BEST ARTICLE ON EDUCATION Finl Plt<t-Kelth T1-al\l1tll, li>t T11M11
s.<orwl Place-St...,Ollelt., tllt ll"h't' ant ARTICLE ON THE ENVIRONMENT
Fl«t Pl•ce-Lerry Pt1ffl0ft, llW 1t119lst1r
Second Pto<t -Vlclll LlbHme11, 111e lleQ~ttr
Hono••l>I• Menllons -1(1llh Ta••l\ellll, ti.o T•mn Mlrla -rls, Ille A19hter; LyM O'Dell,
ow11119ltlet
BEST l>ATICLE ON THE HISTO"V OP THE
AMERICAN WEST
For•t Pit« -H-O<d S..11'9 -Don 5"11111, ,,.. Tlmo
S.cond Piece Oo,.. R-. ,,,_ Aeql"tr
Monorat111 Meflllon -AMI C-r. IM Delly
PllOI BE~T ENTEATAINMENTAATICLI!
Finl Pl1<t -Jim Wolcoll, SIVIMnl C.lllonlle
Journal ol ComlM•fA
Second Pl«• -Sindt -lt'f·OtlMtM, ..
Aoqhllr Honor•bl• Menllont-Jatklt l1y1111n."" Oellv
Pllol, Nora H-. , .... Dally N••• Tri-.;
Wiiiiam S<httl-, 11\e 0.111' Piiot
BEST A!tTICt.E ON LAW OR THI! AO•
MINISTAATIONO,JUSTICI F!rll Pl•<e-Geo<a-Gny-Ooto!lly Fltllff,
II• Reql\ltr S.co,.d Ploce-1.or,.lnt 9..,,..11, n.t'Tlmff
Honor•lll• Me11llorn -Art Vlllttl, Ille O.lly Pllol; s1111 Ofltll~. the Aeolttar 1 Tom l ar1e.,, t!IO
Dally Piiot
BEH ARTICLE ONMl!DICINE!
Font Pfa u -Al HtWlll.IMOt ll't'N-Trl"'-
S.concl Plar•-Mattklo Ood""", ,.,. lltthtu l1ono .. 1111 NWnllon Oo•lt LAI, the Dall'( Piiot
BEST ARTICLE ON LIBRAalES
Honor•ble ~Ian -l!lalM lll•lllOtr, Or.,_
Counly£n l'l"'N....,
8ES T AR TICLE O N SC l l MCI OR
TECHNOLOGY
F1,.1 Place -lvMo P .. ~. ttw Oal11-. .,,,_.
So<Oftcl "'--Wllllem k llnlbtr, Ille Ollty PMtll
H-•llle Mio!!'--,,_. TMuffw, l'-
R .. 1119'; 111<'*"1 SIAllO'I, N Dally"-' T~
8UT AllTIQ.I ON THll TAT\ltOI' woMllt
Flra1 l>l•u-How.,dS..1.,.,1MTl-
So<Oftd "'--JK• ~l. h 0.11,,.,.. HST ARlle&.80NUllaANOIV•~INT
""' .. ,_ -~ ..... tM o.tty ...... Tri-.
H-•ble ~4--Urry .....,-, h
ltetltltr: Jllll Woltolt Solllllfftl Callltrftla
Journal or C--ct : Lauri. kat41"', lllf Oell'I' Piiot ; O•t'f ~erwll .. , tlle Dally Pl191 8 UT ARTICLl!ONCONSUMl •APPo\1111
l'lrtl Plac:•-Gar/Or.nvlllt, llM 0.11., Pll04
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* OL. 70, NO. 2•, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JANUARY 2•, 19n
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1Coast So Ions Spurn. 2 'Consultants'
i By JOANNE REYNOLDS
ot111e0a11,,.11ectutt
Orange County's best known
,~oliticaJ consultants, Bill
utcber and Arnold Forde, are
ying to drum up some between· ~Jection buslnesa from state ~egialators and congressmen.
However , the two a s· ~emblymen and the state senator
pbo represent the Orange Coast
en 't buying it .
State Seq. Dennis E . Carpenter He said tta prtmary purpose is
<R·Newport Beach) said he'd to keep the politician's calllpaign
rather have a case of lice than • .,alive without violating the state
have Butcher and Forde work on law that prohibits the use of
his campaign, · public empJoyes in campaign ac·
Butcher said a letter dated tivlties.
Jan. 12 was sent to all members "It's good ror the electorate
of the state Senate and Assembly and good for the candidate,"
and to all members of the Butchersaidoftheservicewhich
California delegation in Congress costs between $100 and $1,000 a
ofCering his firm's services for month.
"Interim Political Consulting." "It's a way or assuring that of-
~t's a Bre e %e ·
1 UC I Alumni Director Bob Banka. nghl. and thereby was awarded two first place
awards. as the fastest and most unusual
boat made with recycled materials. The
competition was tacked onto the regular
Lido 14 and Shields races later in the day.
I and Tim Harrison came up with the win-
ning entry in Sunday's Recycle Regatta
) sponsored by the UCI Alumni Association
at the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. The
· small crc.tft turned out to be the only entry
·~Draft Revival Sought
I· Def eme Depcµ-tment Recommend.a Action
WASHINGTON CAPJ The
perense Department 1s recom
fnending that President Carter
rea te ne" s tandby dra ft
achtner}. including revival of
annual lottery for young men
deterrrune the call-up order in
ase or a national emergency
obihzation.
The recommendation was sent
o the White House in the final
ays of the Ford admanistratJon
r consideratJon by Cartt>r 's Na·
on al Security Council
A year ago, then-President
ord reduced the Selective
In a confidentiaJ document, the
Defense Department said the na-
.t 10 n needs a new standby
"wartime draft system," which
could produce650,000trained men
within six months after mobiliza-
tion.
The document estimated that
more than 450,000 ca sualties
might have to be replaced in that
period ir a major war begins in
Europe. It assumes al least three
months to prepare a draftee for
combat.
''Rapidity is the primary
feature needed in a wartime draft
system." the Pentagon document
said. "Performance rates in pre·
v ious wars are too slow to provide
the m 1: npower needed to ,generate
and sustain lhe wartime capabili·
ty of the force structure. These
manpower demands cannot be
met with a leisurely schedule for
activating and bringing to full
o perational capability the
wartime draft. Actions that
(See DRAFT, Page A2)
ervi ce System t o a small
asbington planning staff and
•nded registration of 18-year
Olds. He abohalted the annual lot·
tery, which determined the call·
-order based on birth dates.
1 The lottery had been continued
f<>r contingency purposes after
•e end of the draft lo 1973.
Old Buddy Boney
Bids Us Farewell
Fox H unter's
Grave Razed
ID Protest
LONDON <AP> -Opponents
oftox hunting are blamed for de·
secrating the 123-year-old
c:h\Jrcbyard grave or John Peel,
rib'mortalbed in song as the
~alestrox hunter or them all.
By JACK CHAPPELL
Ol l:lle D•llr Pilot Swlf '
Yes we have no more Boney
Bananas.
Boney, a camel. used to come
to Laguna Beach riding in a
Cadillac limousine lo munch on
goodies at h is favorite
veget a r ia n eatery, Love
Animals, Don't Eat Them.
Bon ey·s lifeless form was
hauled away from Topanga Ca-
nyon Boulevard in a dump truck
Saturday. The camel had fallen
over a ISO.foot cliff near the ca·
nyon retreat or his owner, Louis
(Louie Moonfire) Marvin Ill.
Boney Bananas was a prin·
cipal character in one or the Art
Colony's more interesting
dramas during 1972.
Boney Bananas, several
chickens including a rooster
"\"lamed Colonel Sanders, and a
few dogs in ror a bile of nut·
butter sandwich.
The California State Health
Code. in the person of Police Of.
fi c er Paul Rose, thought
otherwise, however .
Restaurant operator Douglas
Roberts was slapped with a cita·
lion, and ordered to appear al
Laguna Niguel Municipal Court
on charges.
Not only did Roberts appear,
he brought with him Boney, and
pther human and animal friends.
It was at the municipal court
that Louts (Louie Moonfire)
Marvin Ill was told by Orange
<See CAMEL, Page AZ)
ficeholden are not using tax·
payers' money to run their cam-
paigns," be added. Payments for
the aervice would come from the
politician's campaign fund,
Butcher said.
Butcher said the firm was gel·
ling what he termed a "good
response" from the mass mail·
ing.
But Senator Carpenter, who
explained that he "bad it out with
them over the Slemons cam·
palgn," said he apparently bas
been dropped from the firm's
mamne list.
And freshman Aasemblyman
Ron Cor<lova CD-El Toro) sent a
reply asking that his "name be
deleted from any future mailings
put out by your firm."
Cordova's letter added, "I am
indeed familiar wifb your record,
and am very proud of the fact that
my election coosUtuted a 33 per-
cent increase in your losses."
-Cordova defeated Republican
candidate Jim 'Slemons in the
74th Assembly District. Slemons'
primary campaign was handled
by Butcher and Forde. They de·
ny having any part in bis general
elect.ion campaifn.
Cordova made the palr a target
in bis campaign. Carpenter,
<See LE'M'ER, Page A%)
Sanity Hearing
Slay, Rape Suspect Described
By TOM BARLEY
Of lM Dally .. , ... Sult
An Orange County Superior
Court jury was told today that de·
fendanl K~n Richard Hulbert
be11eved all women were in
league With the devil when he al·
legedly killed and raped one
woman and than raped and
savagely beat another four days
later.
Deputy public defender Walter
Zech urged the jury to rule al the
close or ~ sanity hea r ing
opened ~Y Judge William
S. Lee tfiat Hulbert, 25, is not
competent to stand trial on
murder, kidnap and rape
charges.
Describing Hulbe rt as a
"paranoid schizophrenac," Zech
Waitress
ldemified
In Slaying
A young woman murder victim
found Friday in the hills a bove
Orange haa been identlfied as a
waitress at tbe El Torito
Restaurant in Newpe>rt Beach.
Police identified the shooting
victim today as Laura Ann
Staugbton, 20, who reportedly
was last seen alive when she left
the Registry Hotel at 1 :30 a.m. Friday.
According to Police, the attrac-
tive young woman had stopped
by the hotel after work to
socialize with some of her
friends.
They last reported seeing her
as she left the Registry driving
her small foreign car toward her
home in Garden Grove.
Roughly 11 hours later, a
motor cyclist s potte d Miss
Staugbton's body atop a mesa
near an unused Orange city
dump. ·
Police today said the victim
died of multiple gunshot wounds
to tbe face and head.
The Orange detective bureau
reported there is a suspect in the
case and they expect "to make
an arrest within the next few
days."
Detectives also said there was
no indication that lhe woman had
been sexuaJly assaulted. She was
described by police as a "part-
time Cal State, Long Beach slu·
dent who was obviously very well
liked and respected by those who
knew her."
Police refused to speculate as
lo whether Miss Staughton's
slaying is linked to a series or ab-
ductions and sexual assaults of
young Garden Grove women.
One of those Garden Grove
victltJ\s was a student nurse re-
ported missing Dec. 21 who was
found murdered a week later .
said Hulbert believes that be
alone has found the real world of
Cod and is now committed to
overthrowing Satan and the un-
real world created by the devil.
Zeeb said he will introduce
t es t i mon y from f our
ps ychiatrists who have de ·
termined that Hulbert is insane
and who were told in interviews
with the defendant that he re-
gards women as the tools or
Satan.
Hulbert, the son or a Fullerton
Cirem an, is accused or raping and
killing Gina Marie Tisher, 19, of
WhittieronJan. 7, 1975.
The victim 's nude body was
found in the back of a car parked
in a Fullerton apartment com·
plex.
Tiger Fight
~kfl Off
PORT AU PRINCE,
Haiti (AP) -A contest between a Japanese karate
dJ~mplon and a Bengal
tiger has been called oU, a
Haitian official.aid.
Pierre Gouss, the govern-
ment minister of informa·
lion, s aid Haiti's president·
for-life, J e an-Claude
Duvalier, withdrew
permission for the event
after a deluge of protesting
telephone calls from out·
side the Caribbean island
nation.
Other spokesmen con·
nected with the con-
troversial fight, who asked
not to be identified, insisted
it would go on as scheduled
the firs t weekend in
February Jn Haiti's na-
tional stadium.
Patient Move
Plans Mulled
For Fairview
Officials at Fairview Stale
Hospital in Costa Mesa are work-
ing on a plan that would place
between 80 and 120 patients in
"satellite" facilities in the com·
munity .
Under direction by state health
officials, a committee has been
formed at Fairview that is trying
to put together such a plan by
March 15.
"It seems pretty impossible to
get something together by then,
but we're working on it," the
committee chairwoman, Sandra
Udovch, said today.
It is alleged th al four days later
Hulbert kidnaped a Fullerton
Community College student who
was robbed and raped before she
was dumped unconscious in the
Irvine area.
Zech warned the jury today
that the prosecution will try to
prove that Hulbert Js faking in·
sanity and will introduce
testimony from county jail in·
males who hold that point or
view,
"Actually, he is trying to fake
sanity." Zech said. "He wants no
part of this proceeding and be
wants people to believe that be is
just as sane u you or I.
"The doctors will tell you
that,.. Zech added. ''They will
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FVBlaze
Blamed on
Arsonisis -.S, RAYMOND ESTllADA. Jr. 0t ... 0.ilf Pllt4 SC.If
Unidentifled arsonists caused
an estimate d $800,000 in
damage to Harper Elementary
School in Fountain Valley early
Sunday morning, school di.strict
and fire officials reported to-
day.
The· blaze gutted an eight·
classroom wing before Fountain
Valley and Huntington Beach
firemen contained the inferno at
6:30 a .m.
Fire Investigator Lynn
Whitehouse said today the fire
was probably started with the
use of a flammable liquid glue.
A full investigation began to-
day.
Mrs. Whitehouse s'aid
fiogergprlnts or the suspected
arsonists were round at the
scene Sunday afternoon.
Residents near the school sBJ'it
they were awakened by crack·
ing windows which sounded like
car crashes, district Trustee
Karen Ackley said.
Steel beams in the classrooms
were bent from the fire's heal
which reached at least 1,500
degrees, Mrs. Whitehouse said.
Investigators said the
arsonists ripped off screens and
removed windows to enter the
building.
There was no apparent
motive for the arson, in·
vestigators said.
The suspects were not observed
at the scene, but investigators
believe they fled on a mo-ped or
bicycle with balloon tires. Tire
tracks were observed leading t.o
and from the scene.
<See FIRE, Page A2)
Coast
folice said Peel's headstone in tfae village of Caldbeck had been torn down and broken, his grave
Q(Htned, and a stuCred fox head
tlirown in with a note reading: ~\John Peel -Go blow on your
]lorn until your face turns blue."
"Something hu to be done to
help foxes today and this man
lffted hundreds or them," an
anonymous caller told the British
~as Asscoiation.
It all began when 011 July 4 the
grand opening of Love Animals.
Don 't Eat Them was held.
The operators, feeling at one
with all living things, invited Heavy Agenda Doe
I
According to Mrs. Udovch, a
member of the Fairview stare,
the toughest problem will be !ind·
ing facilities where there is ap.
proprlate zoning.
"There are a lol or zoning
restrictions in the dllrerent clties
and we have to come up with
loc atlona where the aatelllte.a will
be permitted,'1 she explained.
Weath er
Fafr and a little warmer.
'Peel's bones were not dis·
turbed in the vandalism. and the
Jfe\r. Colin Reid, Caldbeck's n , said lhe &rave would be
red.
eel, a farmer and huntsman
'1t'h9 once cbued a fox for 70
m)les, was born in Caldbeck,
mt\h of England's scenic Lake
Wlrict. He lived from 1776 to
J.S!l:e sq "Do you ken (see) ~.t~ Peel" WN wrtllen by Peel's
epd Jobn Woodoclc Craves the
ht before a hunt.
_.What Cood ll lt going to do to
di'.up an old man 'a rnve?" said P .. tl'a creat ·1reat·1randson Jolrn Ptel, 78-year-old treasurer .. ot the 'Ullawa&er Fo1bound1. "I •m· iure that moet people who op-~~ .rox huntin' wouldn't con· 'm lhla tort of thlng. ••
'ONLY PA.PER'
SOLD BEDROOM
"We sold our old bedroom set
in one day! From now on there's
only one newspaper we'll ad-
vertise ln -tbeDaUy Pilot."
That's the advertising auccesa
experienced by a Mission Viejo
ram.Hy wbo placed this classified
ad:
6 Piece bedroom set,
pecan like new.
Plcaae call xxx·xxxx.
rr you have fumtshin1•. or
anythtn1 else, you'd Uke to con-
vert to cash call 642·5678. It
takes only a few words in the
ript place to attract a buyer,
and aloni the Orance Coast, the
rt1ht piece it the Dalb' PUot.
.
For Irvine Co11ncil
Air transportation, sidewalks,
the city budget and the ever.
present ak.ateboatd cO\lf'Se will
be the main topics at Tuetd.,,'s
Irvine City Council meett,q.
Al the 7;30 p.m. mee.Un1 in the
council chamben, City Manacer
Bill W oolletl will ult the council
to conatder creaUn« an afr
tranaportaUoo commluee.
'Such a committee would ~
view mattera relatod to cralh
haaard1, notse problems, plan-
ninC and zonJ~ues concern· Ing the nearby rta.
Accordinc '° oollett~ the ad· vl1ory committee would dlacuaa
botb current and Jona·ran1e mat· tert rel•ted to alrporU.
CounclJ memben a.lH wlU bt
aaked to conalder forming a
muter plan for aldewaJ~ in the
Irvine lnduatrial Complex.
At the present tlmf• some atreeta have sldewa ks and
others do not. Of those that do
have.sidewalks, rew are untrorm,
creatine an awkward ap·
pearance, according to • report
by city plannva.
Anothtr ••tend• Stem will be
council approval of the amended
budtetfor t.h1a ftsul yur.
Ttie ~ai.boarcl courae wUI be on lh• 8'tDda a1a1n Tuuday.
11re councll will be ulted to de-
elcle H certain il&N are needed at
lhe COUf'H '° ... ht poUce tn
patroUlQc &be area and to declde
lwbetlatr or net u tsvenlna a.curt-
ty fUard ii needed.
The commlttee ts a.IJO trying t.o
pinpoint which patients would be
transferred. • .Jr.._
"We've pretty much l~ed
which group would 10." aald
Mra. Udovch. ~~dlag that tboy
would be thole with the hlgbelt.
functionine ~apablUtJett.
"Ale really doesn't make adif·
ference in thlJ case. They'll bt
both aduJt and Juvenile mentally
retarded . paUenta," Hid Mrt.
Udovch. She said they are ones
who probably would not be ad·
milted to the stat• hospital if they
applied today. .
If t.he prosram is •Pproved by
lhe covemor. the ftl"ll .atelUte
faclUUet wOUld befln operation
July 1, with tbe tl'analUon expeet.
*9tota.ktone1w to complete.
"Jn about 15 moatbl, the wbole
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Highs 70 tQ 75. Lows 44 to
60.
INSIDE TODAY
Complawl.obout pra.cticH
of th.e /VIWf'Ol '*'1.ilert1 con-
tinu. '" C<IM/Ondo, lf JlfOrt .aftet ~ of .a belt·
Hlling ape.. Aft AllOciated . Pr•" Hrla ~ toc1Qr on .P.ageA1.
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DRAFT •••
formerly took weeks must be ac·
comp!Ubedin bou.ra."
The Pentagon aald thepl"OpOMd
:system is not suitable for
peacetime.
"ft la specifically designed to
•work only under cond1t1ons or Ml,
moblllzatioo-dw1n1 • sravena·.
tiooal emergency," said the docu-
ment.
Among other features, lt calls
f(Jr an anauaJ draft lottery of 20-
year-olds in peacetime. Sequence
numbers would be assigned by
birth date and the results would
be widely publicized.
.. The idea is to let each member ·
of the 20-yur-old cohort know in
advance that be is liable to be
drafted early OI' secure from ear-
ly call by a wartime draft." the
document said.
The plan provides !or draft de-
ferment., butsay1 lbeae "must be
tightly controlled.••
The concept departs from lhe
traditional structure of World
War 11 and later years, based on
local draft boards made up of
civilians.
Instead, the new system would
be built around 66 area omces.
sWred by about l ,700 national
guard and reserve personnel
selected and trained in peacetime
for wartime draft duty. The area
offices would be activated pro-
mptly at mobilization. .
Review panels, comprising a
total of 2,92Scitlzens, would be ap·
pointed to review claims for draft
deferment.
The only peacetime elements or
the program would be a national
office starred by a cadre of 75
employes and three sector or-
ficers with 15 workers each to pre-
pare for a possible wartime draft.
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TRIAL .•.
tell you that they tested Hulbert
to the point that they were afra.id
to go any further.
"They put him under hypnosis
but thep they ji!avc up." Zech
said. "Ile began to hallucinate
and they were afraid that they
would blow him so far apart men-
tally that they would never get
him together again."
Zech said Hulbert has now
formed the belief that bis doctors
and Zech himself "have revealed
ourselves for what we are and
are also in league with the devil.
"He lhinb that we tried to kiJI
him," Zech said. "lie believes
• that each doctor's face has only
one eye and that we are all part
'ot the conspiracy working
against him."
If Hulbert is found sane, he will
go on trial on the multiple
charges cootamed m a Grand
Jury indktment.
He also faces trial 1n Los
Angeles County on multiple
charges related to alleged at-
tacks on six women in that area
by 3 man who was dubbed "the
east side rapist."
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FAIRVIEW
satellite program would be com-
pleted." said Mrs. Udovch.
The satellite f•cllltles could be
a supervised apartment complex
or private homes.
No more than 16 patients will
live m each satellite and all must
be w1th&n 35 lo 40 miles or Fairview.
Mrs. Udovch said 1t would be
ideal to have the satelUtes locat·
ed In Costa Mesa, but said she is
not certain if enough locations
could be found where proper :zon·
mg exists.
Three other state hospitals
have also been directed by the
state to work out a satelUt.e l•clll·
t y plan. They are Sonoma,
Porterville and Pacific in
Pomona.
State health officials hope il
will be a way to reduce the
populations or lhe state mental
)lea Ith hospitals.
OAANO( COlol'T
DAILY PILOT
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BONEY BANANAS ANO FRIEND IN LAGUNA BEACH
HJgh Stepping Camel HH Taken Flnal Plunge
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CAMEL'S DEATH. • •
County Animal Control Officer
Ron Hudson that transporting a
six-month old camel in a Cadillac
limousine was "in some degree
inhumane."
He told Marvin that inhumane
treatment of animals was a
felony violation of the state penal
code.
p.m . Saturday a motorist report-
ed he was slightly injured in a
near-crash trying to avoid lbe
body of a camel on Topanga Ca-
nyon Boulevard, they knew the
man w asn 'l suffering delusions.
The deputies notified Marvin,
43.year-<>ld son of the late board
chairman of S&H Green Stamps.
Services are pending.
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LE1*fER •••
wbo bad a f alllna out with the two
men OV8' ~ed Ute f'l h1.a
•a.am• in l\IPPGl1 of Sle1DOD1'1
eampalp. bltroduced a blU In
Novemblr aimed at curb"'-the u1e of laat minute ameara
throu1b deceU.tul metbod1.
Carpenter, •bo said he'd rather .. ,o lt alone" than have
Butcher and Forde work on his
campaigns, added, "They can do
what they want, but by God,
they'regomatot.ellthetruth." '
Another freshman as-
semblyman, Denoia Manger11 (0.
HunUngtof\ Beach). said he has
not replied U» the Butcher-Forde
letter.
"I am dl.amayed by t.biJ kind or
thing," aaid Man1ers. "but I
believe the best form of proteat la
economic -hire ~em . And that's
what I've told my colleapes in
Sacramento wbo've aaked about
them."
Asked why Cordova, who at-
tacked the firm so bitterly during
the campa.i&n, was sent a letter,
Butcher said he does not take
seriously remarks made "dunng
the heat cl a campaign.
"He's a very young fellow who
will mellow with Ume. Maybe
he'd Ull:e to be a prospective
client someday."
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FIRE •••
Teachers and administrators
met Sunday and planned to
pJace the 250 students displaced
by the destruction of their
claaarooms ln other facUltles at
the school.
District trustees will hold an
emergency meeting at noon
Tuesday to alleviate the doubl·
ing up ot atudents at lbe school
until anewfacWty ill constructed.
'Death Wish'
Of GOP Hit
SAN DIEGO (AP) -As·
semblyman William A. Craven
says it's time for the Republican
party to examine it.self and de-
termine ilit isn'tlaboring under a
"death wish" that has seen it
become too exclusive and op-
posed to change.
The Oceanside Republican told
the California Republican As·
sembly's board of directors Sun·
day internal sniping is ripping the
GOP apart and its factions are en·
veloped by ''vituperation,
grudges and aomellmes even
hatred."
NATO Told
~rPlait
· BRUSSELS, Bel1ium
(AP) -Vlce Prealdent
Walter F. lfooda.le told lb•
North AUanUc Alliance to-
day that President Carur a con•ider'ini lncreas .. in
the U.S. COG1rlbuUoo to the
North Atlantic Treaty
Organization desplt.e hll
plans to cut the Pent.aeon
bud1et. (Related atory.
A•).
He Indicated. however.
that the United States ex
peels European allies lo in·
crease their own spending
for the alliance.
Mondale, in a speeeh to
the North AUantic Council,
said the new President Is
determined to reduce
waste and inefficiency in .
U.S. militar)' spending.
Irvine Sets
Adult Class
Registration
Registration for adult educa·
lion classes in lhe Irvine Unified
School District will be held
tonight and durine the re-
mainder oft.bis week.
Signups will be conducted in in·
dividual classrooms during the
first night or class. Any adult re-
siding in Irvine is eligible to at·
tend the courses.
Some or the classes being of·
fered include shorthand review
and speed building, llterature,
Englbb, speed reading, oU paint-
ing, weaving, ceramics, quilting,
batik, basketry. consumer
awareness. pbotograpby,
woodworking, cbUdbirtb and
financial pJann.101 for retife·
ment.
The fee for semeater courses i.a
$4, for quarter classes it is $2
and for less than one quarter, $1.
Students furnish their own tex·
tbooks and supplies.
Class schedules have been sent
to all Irvine resident.a by the
school district, but for further
information, phone 556-4900 dur-
ing the day or 833·~ at night.
..
Venue
Change
Asked
IS7G.UYGaANVO.LE °' .. o.I .. ,.. ........ Accused man murderer
Edward c. Allaway waa 1D
Orange County Superior Court tA>-
day aeeklnl to have hls upcorn111&
trial moved to aoother cou.nt..Y.
Dressed in a Jail sweatshirt and
blue jeans , Allaway sat
handcuffed with bit head bowed
as deputy public defender Ron
Butler beaan arauin& tor a
cbanee ofvenue .
The defendant lJ accused of
s hooting seven people to death
and woundinl two othe.n in •
bloodbath on the Calllornia State
University Fullerton campus lN~
July 12. AJl nine victima were employed
al the university the morning Al·
laway. a custodian, arrived at th.e
campus allegedly carrying a n· .ne.
In a shooting orgy witnesses
said luted no. more than a few
minutes, nine vicUms were aJ.
legedly indiscriminately sought·
out in the area of the campus
library.
Allaway was arrested 20
minutes later by Fullerton PoUce
at a nearby hotel where hie wife
worked as a part-time waitress.
Today, BuUer came to court
armed wlth almost 200 news
stories and a hefty bundle or
television and radloscripts.
The public defender hopes to
convince Judge Robert Kneeland
that because or the massive
amount of publicity generated by
the largest mass killing in Orange
County's history his client cannot
get a falrtrlal in Orange County.
· JUa expected, however, thatAl·
laway's prosecuto:ra will argue
that the publicity crossed county
lines and was equally heavy
throughout California, the rest~
the naUoo and even b.lt publica-.
tions and radio broadcasts
througboutt.Mworld.
Butler said at lbe outset or lbe
hearing that be expects 1l will last.
"alleaslaweek."
The accused man has pleaded
not guilty and not guilty by reason
of insanity to the seven murder
and two assault with intent to
commitmurdercbarges.
England Gets 81.5. Billion Loan
LONDON CAP) -A group of
major German, North American
and British banks have agreed to
·lend Britain $1.5 billion.
Chancellor of the Exchequer
·Denis Healey, explainini the
· move, said the loan will provide
important .medium-term
strengthening of Britain's ~
rency reserves. The next time Boney came to
Laguna Beach, he rode in a horse
trailer towed be hind the
Cadillac.
The last time Boney came to
Laguna Beach, Marvin ran afoul
or the law despite the horse
trailer.
Pilot Journalists Win ·Honors
He was given a ticket by pohce
for allowing Boney to hold forth
on the sidewalk in front of Love.
Animals Don't Eat Them which
was celebrating a grand opening
because it was eoing to close.
Roberts had been found guilty
by a municipal court jury of al-
lowing the animals in the
restaurant, lat.er a "temple," and
bad been fined $25.
The health department or-
dered the place, formerly at 782
S. Coast ffighway, shut. The city,
had ordered lhe place shut. And,
the Love AJljmals, Don 't Eat
Them tribe had been hil with
enough citations over the year to
prompt their departure from
La&una.
Having worn out their
welcome, people, chickens. dogs
and all rumbled out of town at
1: 1s a .m. Oct. 23, 1973 in a con·
verted school bus with pmk
beadlighls and blue stop li&hls.
Boney retired to Moooflre's
Topanga Canyon retreat.
There he would meander unfet·
tered along wilb a couple or
sheep, a black Angus cow, a
Uama, an African pi1my &o3t.
peacocks. donkeys and a flock or
Mongolian chickens.
Malibu sbertlf's deputies knew
Boney. And so when at about5:3C>
FAA Probes
Near Crash
NEW YORK CAP) -Tho
Federal Aviation AdmibtstratJon
said Sunday it is investigating the
near crash of an AreeoUne
airliner with 61 pera0ns aboard
after lt took off from Kennedy In·
temational Airport.
aking oil ln a s~ storm on
Jan. 14. the Boeing 707 suddenly
lost spe«l and skimmed less than
100 reet over the trees in a heavily
p0pulated area near the airport.
An account received by the
Jl'AA from a passenier said the
plane shuddered, dove and
banked, just m1"l.ng housetops,
while pusencen panicked and
ruaht attendant. beean crying,
Tbe New York nmes reported in
Its MondayedltJon.
Teachers Picket
GLENDALE (AP> -Neaotla·
dona bave broken down between
leacbera and the Gleadale .
Unlf'led Scbool Diatrlct, prompt. 1 lna nearly 400 teftCbera to prot.elt •
tM lack" procrw b)' plcketin8. . .
Daily Pilot writers and photo-
graphers captured first place
honorl in five categories in the
Orange County Press Club's 22nd
annual awards contest honoring
excellence in journalism.
They were among the 61
journalis ts who shared the
spotlight and $3,850 in cash prizes
during the press club's awards
banquet Salurday nlghl in Costa
Mesa.
Daily Pilot winners included:
-Copy editor Tom Tltu for
the best page
one design of
the year.
-Chief
Photographer
Lee Payne for
his sports
photo of
young sprin·
t.ers straining
throueb a
T1Tu1 race.
-Orange County Bureau Chief
Gary GraaYille for hi.a consumer
affairs story on property taxes.
-Reporter Artlau Vlmel in
the youth achievement cat.egoey
for bia inspirational story about a
Costa Mesa boy's battle with
brain cancer.
-Reporter Philip S.marin
for his humorous tale of a police
raid on what turned out to be a
Tupperware party.
Santa Ana Regl.tter reporters
John O'DeUand Joe Cordero won
the third anou~ SDX outatand·
ing journallam award for thtir
articles oo Republlcan Assembly
candidate Jim Slemoos.
• The articles were selected by a
panel of editors from five
Oran1e County newapapen as
l976'a beat example of initiative,
enterprise and investigative re-
porttn1 skills.
A member ot the Judeing panel
said the articles "were in·
strumental in revealing the true
charactel' ol an amuinf can-
didatelor public office."
The preu club's preati&tom
Sky Dunlap Award went to Santa
Ana Reabter 5porta Editor ~
dle Weat. fer bil exemplary pro-·
f .. lonallam and aervlce to the
com munit,y;
Walt•r Burrou1h1, former
publisher of the Dally Pilot, and
Bob Gett~my, a retired Los
An1elu Thnes report.er who wu
the Oranto Counly Prell Club'•
first president) were awarded
llfe membenbfpe lD the club. .
Jnatalled at the annual banquet
U pretldeot (or 1'77 WU <f ary
GranvW.oftbeDally Pilot.
Th• tnm<MWS.r:t:'t battle fot'
aw&rd1 WM the ill receot
7e~ra.
Santa Ana Regtater staffers
did best i>veraU, winning 11 first
place honors and 14 second-place
awards totalliog $1,175 in prize
money.
The Los AngeJes Times staff'
won $800 with nine first-place
awards and five seconds.
The Daily Pilot placed third in
the newspaper battle, with ill
alalr win.ning five lint-place pla·
ques, 12 second-place certificates
and$875.
Tbe Fullerton Daily News·
Tribune accounted for seven
Hrst·place finiabea, three
seconds and $600.
Two An.abeim Bulletin stories
won top honors and $150, while
the Oranfe County Evening
News won a flTSt, a second and
$100 and t.M News-Poet won a
first-place award.
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the Winnen:
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OL. 70, NO. 24, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY JANUARY2' 19n
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Afternoon
N.Y.Stoeks
TENCENT
• Bananas Dead ·
By JACK CHAPPELL
Ol-D•ll1 f'I ... Slaff
Yes we have no more Boney
~an an as. Boney, a camel, used to come to Laguna Beach riding in a
Cadillac limousine to munch on
goodies at his favorite
vegetarian eatery, Love r Mimala, Don't Eat Them.
L Boney's tireless form was
nauled away from Topanga Ca·
nyon Boulevard in a dump truck
Saturday. The camel had fallen
over a 150-foot cliff near the ca·
nyon retreat of his owner, Louis
<Louie MoonlireJ MJrvin Ill.
Boney Bananas was a prin·
cipal character in one of the Art
Colony's more interesting
dramas during 1972.
It all began when on July 4 the
grand opening of Love Animals,
Don't Eal Them was held.
The .operators, feeling at one wltb all living things, invltt\!d
Boney Ban.an as, several
• .chickens includin1 a rooster
named Colonel Sanders, and a
few dogs in for a bile of nut-
butter sandwich.
The California State Health .
Code, in tbe penoo of Police Of.
fie er Paul Rose, thought
otherwise, however.
Restaurant operator Douglas
•
1$800,000 Fire I -.
Roberta was slapped with a cita·
tion, and ordered to appear at
Laguna Niguel Municipal Court
on charges.
Not onl, did Roberts appear,
he brought with him Boney. and
other human and animal friends. '
It was at the municipal court
that Louis (Louie Moonflre)
Marvin 111 was told by Orange
County Animal Control OfCicer
<See CAMEL. Page AZ>
Set
;·At W. County School
1 Arsonists
INltY "-atft -PRINCIPAL WILMA BOHANNAN SURVEYS FIRE DAMAGE AT HARPER CAMPUS
WHkend Bl•ze WH So Hot ft Melted Steel Girders •t Fount•ln V•ll•y Schoot
Killer Mink?
Animal 'Terrorizing' Lagrmanil
I A s mall rrunk·hke creature is cording to desc riptions re· ~se in North Laguna Beach and sembles a mink or weasel.
alternately "lerroriz1n"" and Mrs. Howard sajd it is possible
og terrorized by residents. the animal is a South American
r.
Suzanne Howard, Laguna t yra which had been kept as a pet
each Animal Services officer, but escaped.
ead~ today for citizens to let The animal is believed to be
e animal alone. Mrs. Howard living in the hills near Irvine
aid over the weekend there was Bowl Park. but it has been seen
report of someone swinging the near the beach and swimming in
,.nimal by the tail. the swimming pool al the Inn al
1 The Animal Services Depart. Laguna.
Jnent has had reports as well or Mrs. Howard said the animal is
frightened property owners try. not dangerous unless cornered or
In& lo lull the creature wh1~h ac-molested. ,
Suit Seeks Ouster
'
SC Apart~ent
Torched in
Gold Search
An arsonist who may have
been looking for gold stored in a
San Clemente apartment house
owned by a local orthodontist en-
dangered the lives of the occu-
pants or six apartments to get at
it, firemen said. ,
They said the man doused a
lower floor storage room or the
two-story complex with flamma·
ble liquid Saturday night and set a
match to itin an apparent attempt to get inside.
, Dr. Thomas H. Mear, who
owns the 114 Loma Lane apart-
ments, stored dental molds in the
room, but no gold.
Firemen said tbe arsonist may
have figured that the tooth filling
material was stored in the room
with the molds.
Suspected
In Blaze
By RAYMOND ESTRADA J r.
OI Ille Dall~ Pli.t Stall
Unidentified arsonists caused
an estimated $800 ,000 i n
damage to Harper Elemenlary
School in Fountain Valley early
Sunday morning, school district
and fire officials reported to·
day.
The blaze gutted an eight-
classroom wing before Fountain
Valley and Huntington Beach
firemen contained the inferno at
6:30 a.m.
Fire Investigat or Lynn
Whitehouse said today the fire
was probably started with the
uae or a flammable liquid glue.
A full investi&alion began to·
day.
Mrs . Whitehouse said
finge~prints of the suspected
arson15ts were found at the
scene Sunday afternoon.
Residents near the school said
they were awakened by crack-
ing windows which sounded like
car crashes, district Trustee
Karen Ackley said.
Steel beams in the classrooms were bent from the fire's heat
which reached at least 1,500
degrees, Mrs. Whitehouse said.
Investigators said the
arsonists ripped off screens and
removed windows to enter the
building.
There was no apparent
motive for the arson, in-
vestigators said.
The suspects were not observed
at the scene, but investigators
believe they fled on a mo-Ped or
bicycle with balloon tires. Tire
tracks were observed leading to
and from the scene.
Teachers and administrators
met Sunday and planned to
place the 2SO students displaced
by the destruction of their
classrooms in other facilities at
the school.
District trustees will hold an
emergency meeting at noon
Tuesday to alleviate the doubl·
ing up of students at the school
until a new facility is constructed.
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BONEY BANANAS AND FRIEND IN LAGUNA BEACH
High Stepping C•met H81 T•ken Fin.I Plunge
Butcher-Forde
Carpenter Blasts -Consultant Letter
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Ol U. Dally f'llet Stall
Oral'lge County's best known
political consultants, Bill
· Butcher an-cl Arnold Forde, are
trying to drum up some belween-
election business from state
legislators and congressmen.
However , the two as-
semblymen and the state senator
who represent the Orange Coast
aren •t buying it.
State Sen. Dennis E. Carpenter
<R·Newport Beach) said he'd
rather have a case of lice than
have Butcher and Forde work oo
his campaign.
Butcher said a Jetter dated
Jan. 12 was sent to all members
of t~e state Senate and Assembly
and to all members or the
California delegation In Congress
offeriqg his firm's services for
"Interim Poli Uc al Consulting."
He said Its primary purpose ls.
to lu~ep the politician's campaign
alive without violating the state
law that prohibits the use oC
public employes in campaign ac-
tivities.
.. It's good for the electorate
and good for the candidate, ..
Butcher said of the service which
costl between $100 and.$1,000 a
month.
"It's a way of assuring that of·
ficeholders are not using tax·
payers' money to run their cam·
palgns," he added. Payments for
the service would come from the
politician's campaign fund,
Butcher said. Of Building Project
A San Clement~ couple, who
claim their lawsuit reflect'\ the
¥fews of many residents in the
Trafal1ar Canyon area, have
ltled suit to overturn the City
Council's approval of a nearby
construction project. I . Richard ff. and Ruth J .
Charles allege ln their Orange
County Superior Court act.ion
The ordinance calls for a
minimum rear yard setback or30
percent of the depth of the build·
ing lot. The Cbarleses claim tbat
the plans drawn up by the Aries
Development Corp. do not comp·
ly with the law.
Residents of the complex put
out the names with buckets or
water. The arsonist escaped.
Firemen today were in-
vestigating reports that several
other small fires were set since
Saturday in the same building.
Defense Department
A$ks Draft Revival
Butcher saJd the firm was get·
ting what he termed a "good
response" from the mass mail·
ing.
B4t Senator Carpenter. who
<See LETl'ER, Page A%)
that plans for construction of a
2t·unit condominium that will be
known as Pasadena Court are in
Ttolatlon of a recenUy pas1i!d ci·
1
IJordlnance,
~y PAPER'
SOLD BEDROOM
••we sold ou.r old bedroom set
in one day I From now on there's
only one oewap•per we'll ad·
vertlse in -the Daily Pilot."
Tb1t'1 the advertising success
experienced by a Mission Vtejo f amlly wbo placed thll classified ad:
6 Piece bedroom act,
pecan like MW.
Please call xxx·xux.
If JOU have furnl1hln1a, or
anytbln1 elle, you'd Uke to con-
' vert to cub call "2·5678. It
t.Uea only • few words in tbd".
rt1ht pl8Ce to •ttract a buyer, ' : •P.t.!~ tbe Ora.ni• Cout. tbe i '~lc.7J la the Dally Pilot. .
t -
The City Council recently is·
sued a conditional use permit to
Aries officials over the objec·
tions of area residents. The
Charles action asks that the
Dr. Carroll
·council decLsion be set aside until
building plans are changed to
comply with the ordinance.
Patriots Day
Top Citizen
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
Defense Department la recom-
mending that President Carter
create new standby draft
machinery, in'cludlng revival of
an annual lottery !or young men to determine the call-up order in
ease ol a natJoaal emeriency
mobWiaUon.
'
Court officials had not
scheduled a date for a hearing in·
to the demand for a writ late Fri-
day.
Get S400 Cam.era
Dr. Vincent Carroll, a Lapa
Beach resident and physician for
nearly so years, bu been select-
ed by the Laguna Beach Patriots
Day Par"'1e Committee as
•'Citizen of~ Year."
Dr. Ca.troll will be honored
durinl the Feb. 19 Patriots' Day
Parade throuch the Art Colony.
Dr. Carroll be1an bia practice
The recommendaUon wu sent to the White House in tbe llnal
days of the F«*d admln.IJtraUon
for cOMklerltion by C&r\er'a Na·
tional Security Councll.
A yeM' aio. then-Pl'esident
Yord r~uced the aelecll.e
Service· System ta " small
Wublnstion plannln& ataff and
ended "'eiltratlofl or ta-year-
B\,\rgJars who broke Into a in tm. He sened u the hlgb Laguna Beach area home while school leam pby1lctan for 40 .
the occupants were vacaUOlliru( years, w• ao ll·year member of PhonnaPaph Stolen in Hawall stole a camera and tbe school board, a charter --e-
Jenaea valued at $400, Oranae · member oC the Laguna Rotaey Aq antique pbonol'taPh valued
Countyaberiff'aomceruald. Club, and la • member of the br the '1Ctlm at '800 bu been
board of directors ol South Coat .Wlfll ~ a C•pltttano Beach Deputies have been unable to CommunltyHoqrital. bQme. Ol'~• C()unty 1herltr1
determine the meana by which The well·known doctor auc· ott1cer1 aakl tbe ancient EdJJcn
lntruden aained entry to tbe cffd1 Roy Ch11da selected lead· cylindet pbQQotraph ••• talc~
home of Helen H. Smith, 4$, of lnl clUzen Jut year by the ... from the bom• of contracwr
28851 Top of the World. Tbe pro-aoclatlon. Thomu II'. l'rJlft, 44, of a8191
perty wu taken from a bedroom. 'rbere a.Nao far '12 entries fOC' I Calle Ultlma, wldle he wu work·
closet. tbe parade. • • 1" bl a nearby 1table. •
< =t
olds. He also halted the annual lot-
tery. which determined the can-
vp order baaed on birtb dates.
The lottery bad been continued
for conUn1ency purposes after
the end oftbedraftin 1973.
In a confidential document, tbe
Defen1e Department aaid the na-
tl on need• a new standby
••wartime draft system,•• which
could produce660,00C>tralned men
witliln 1ix mOfttbs after mobiliza-
tion. "*
The document estimat'*l that
more than •50,toO casualties
might have to be replaced ln that
period ll a mejor war beC1na in
Europ~. n aaacune;s at leut three
month& to prepare a draftee for
combat.
0 Rapidlty is the prlm.ry
feat"re neede4 ln a wartime draft
syetein.L' tbe Pentar°" document Hld. ''l'erfonnance rat.es ln'pre·
vJOUJ wars ue too 11ow to proVlde
the manpower needed to generate
and 1u1t.aln the wartime capablU-
~ of the force structure. These
manpowft' demandl cannot be
met wftb a l~utely schedule for
ac!Uvattna ind bl1fta1nl to fU1l.
~D&An,Pa'9Ai>
Coast
7
Weather
Fair and a little warmer.
Highs 70 to 75. Lows « to
60.
•
A 2 DAIL y PILOT L/SC Monday,Jenul!t'f~· ,m
Weighty Offer·
Body 'Sale' Set to Raise SchoO l Funds .
By PIDUP ROSMARIN
OI ... 0.llf ,.li.t M<>tt
An elemeotary school prin·
tlpaJ in Lquna Beach 1.1 Mllini
bis body to raise money for the
Jtudent council. •
.. The Top of the World &tudent
c:ouncll ia tn need of f\lnda," Mike
Carroll aa1d Ju.stllyina h1a '•ctSoc.
"I am therefore sacrUicins my body to raise money.••
ActuaUy he's going to sacrillce
only little bits or it.
Carroll is staging a three-week
"weigbt·a·tbon" with the double
purpose~ taking olf ~ and
_Tea~ters Charged
!Wi th Fwul Misuse·
WASHINGTON <AP) -The
Labor Department h as an-
1">unced the ft.Uni of what could
be a precedent-setting suit.
'barging a New York Teamsters
11ftion local with pension fund ir·
r egularities.
The a ction agalrult Teamsters
l,.ocal 806 i n Melville, Long
Island, seelc.! appointment of a
receive r tor the local's pension
fUnd. the removal or the trustees
and restitution by the trustees of
allegedJy misspent money.
Although unrela ted to the de-
partment's broad investigation
qf the Teamsters• $1.4 billion
Central States Pension Fund, the
suit could serve as an important
test of the 1974 federal pension
law. whkh basn 't been fulJy test-
ed in court.
Legal remedies sought in the
~ew York case are among those
~Ing considered tor possible ac-
tion against the Central Slates
fund.
The Local 806 suit, filed last
weelt in U.S. District Court in
F,....PageAl
CAMEL •••
Ron Hudson that transporting a
six·monlh old camel in a Cadillac
limousine was "in some degree
inhumane."
He told Marvin that inhumane
treatment o f animals was &
felony violation of the state penal
code.
The next time Boney came to
Laguna Beach, he rode in a horse
trailer towed be hind the
Cadillac.
The last time Boney c:ame to
Laguna Beach, Marvin ran afoul
of the law despite the horse
trailer.
He was given a ticket by police
for allowing Boney to hold forth
on the sidewalk in front or Love .
Animals Don't Eat Them which
was celebrating a grand opening
bee a use it was going to close.
Roberts had been found guilty
by a munkipal court jury of al-
Jow 1 n g the animals in the
res taurant, later a "temple," and
had been fined $25.
The health department or·
rlered the place. formerly at 782
S. Coast Highway. s hut. The city,
had o rdered the place shut. And,
the Love Animals, Don't Eat
Them tribe had been hit with
enough citations over the year lo
prompt their departure from
Laguna.
Having worn o ut their
welcome, people, ch1ck~ns, dogs
and all rumbled out of town at
1:15 a .m. Oct. 23, 1973 in a con-
verted school bus with pink
headlights and blue stop lights.
Boney retired to Moonfire's
Topanga Canyon retreat.
There he would meander unfet
lered along with a couple or
sheep, a black Angus cow, a
llama, an Alncan p1gmy coat.
peacocks, donkeys and a flock ot
Mongolian cluckens.
Malibu sheriff's deputiea knew
8ooey. And ao when at about5·JO
p.m . Saturday a motorut report·
ed be wu aligbUy injured in a
near-craab tryina to avoid the
body of a camel on Topan1a Ca-nyon Boulevard. they knew the
man waan't•ufferiD1 delualons.
The deputies notified II arvtn.
.C3·year-ofd son or the late board
chairman of 8'r.H Green Sla mpc.
Services are pendina.
DAILY PILOT
Brooklyn, alleged trustees of the
local 's welfare and pension plans
permitted "the expenditure of
large and unwarranted suma of
money."
The suit said George Snyder, a
trustee and the local's secretary.
treasurer , received about $1
million from the local's three
pension and welfare funds, which
the government char ged was
more than he deserved for bis
services.
The goverrunent also charged
the trustees, including Snyder.
improperly spent $380,000 in fund
money to redecorate offices at
the local and improperly dlvert-
ed another $290,000 to a corpora-
tion set up by the local which
used the money to pay oil union
debts.
Frem P.,,e Al
LETIER •••
explained that he "had it out with
them over the Slemons cam-
paign," said he apparenUy has
been dropped from the firm's
mailing list.
And freshman Assemblyman
Ron Cordova <D-El Toro) sent a
reply asking that his "nam e be
deleted from any future mailings
put out by your firm."
Cordova's letter added, "I am
indeed familiar with your record,
and am very proud of the fact that
my election constituted a 33 per-~ent increase in your losses."
Cordova defeated Republican
candidate Jim Slemons in the
74tb Assembly District. Slemons'
primary campaign was handled
by Butcher and Forde. Tbey de-
ny having any part in his general
election campaign.
Cordova made the pair a target
in his campaign. Carpenter,
who bad a falling out with the two
men over unauthorized use of his
name in support of Slemons'
campaign. introduced a bUJ in
November aimed at curbing the
use o f last m inute s mears
through d~eitful methods.
Carpenter, who said he'd
rathe r "go it alone" than have
Butcher and Forde work oo lus
campaigns, added, "They can do
what they want, but by God
they 're going lo tell the truth." '
Another fresbm a n as-
semblyman, Dennis Mangers <D·
Huntington Beach), said he has
not replied to the Butcber·Forde
letter.
"J a m dismayed by this kind of
thing," said Mangers, "but I
believe the best form of protest is
economic -hire them . And that's
what I 've told my colleagues ln
Sacramento who've aaked about
them ."
Asked why Cordova, who at-
tacked the firm so bitterly during
the campaign, was sent a letter,
Butcher said be does not take
seriously remarks made "during
the beat ol a campaign.
"He's a very young fellow who
will mellow with lime. Maybe
he'd like to be a prospective
client some day."
Bandit fits
liquor Store
San Clemente police are lnmt·
ing a snaQl&-toothecl robber Who
held a sawed-off shotgun on a li-
quor store clerk Saturday and
escaped with $40 to $60 cub car-
ried in a green bag.
The clerk at Phil'• Liquor, 18'18
N. El CatniDo Real, described the
holdup man as five·foot-10, 150
oounds, in bla late 208, and waar-in s a blue akl ha.t, an old
military-type field jacket and a
allk •tocldnapulledover hltfaco.
The clerk aaid be could aee ooe
of the man'• fniot teeth atlclda&
from b1I mouth at uodd ao,ie.
Water Short
In Bay Area
SAN FRANCISCO <AP)-San
Francisco Bay area oftlctab have
re.ponded to poaslble water
1borta1e1 1rith pleas for volun-
t&r1 couumption cutbacb and-· 1n tht Eut Bay-with plana lor a · declaraUon of a state of
emt1r1enq. ·
Dlrecton of the East Bu Municipal UtWty Dlltrlct aq .
they will CC!allder tho state ot
eneriene,'l'uelday.
....
tu1Jn1 the ~ klddle council coUen.
Pa rents. teacben. ud fellow
9dmlnlatrat«s who are wtlllncto
bet Lbat the &-foot.z. 215-pound
CarTOll wan be able to stand up
to the pt"ellW'e are pleditnt f.rom
10 ceota to a dollar a pound.
If Carroll we re to lose 10
pounds by the Feb. 11 deadline, a
per~oo wbo bet a SO.cent pled&e
agatDst him would donate $S to
the council fund and Carroll
would end up betler-looldn~ for
it.
If Carroll galu 10 pounds on a
SO-cent pledge, he'll donate the
five buckl and end up the emb&r·
r usmentofthedlatrlct.
Pledges ao far have totaled
more than $13 a pound.
If aucceaaful, Carroll hopes his
idea will spread to others who
s uCfer fro m unfortunate,
well. .. spread.
Hazards facing Carroll are tbe
casua l plate ol pasta, the oc-
casional warm monel of ex-
quisitely baked bread, the eaay
hot fudge sundae -in short, the
urge to gluttonize.
In h is favor is Carroll's pro-
posed rigorous dietary regim e. IC
you guessed he'll be taking his
meals in the school cafeteria,
you 're wrong.
Carroll started with a one-day
Cas t, and followed with a day or
fluids for a sleek initial loss.
There will be a week of nothing
for breakfast, carrots. celery and
lettuce fer lunch and a dinner of
two eggs and vegetables
alternating with a hamburger
patty and aalad.
After that week. said Carroll,
it'swaltandaee. Re may goon.
F ..... P llfleAl
DRAFf •••
operational capability the
wartime draft. Actions that
formerly took wei!ks must be ac-
complished in hours."
The Pentagon said the proposed
system is not suitable for
peacetime. ·•n is specifically designed to
work only under conditions or full
mobilization -during a grave na-
tional emergency," said the docu·
ment.
Among other features, it c:alls
for an annual draft lottery of 20-
year-olda in peacetime. Sequence
numbera would be assigned by
birth date and th.e results wOu.Jd
be widely pub~clzed.
0.11, ro .. su11 ,..,...
COMPETITOR WEIGHS IN -Prmcipal Mike Carroll
weighs in before he begins diet for the good of Top of
The World student council coffers and himself. Assisting
are Eric Bezar and Michell de Pfyffer at left and Mary
McClements.
Newport Waitress
Murder Victi01
A young woman murder victim
found Friday ln the bills above
Orange bu been identified as a
waitress at the El Totllo
Reataurant in Newport Beach.
Police identified the shooting
victim today as Laura Ann
Staughton, 20, who reportedly
was last seen alive when she left
the Reci.stry Hotel at 1:30 a.m .
Friday.
According to police, Lbe attrac-
tive young woman had stopped
by the hotel after work to
socialize with some of her
friends.
They last reported seeing her
as she left the Reglatry driving
her small foreign car toward her
home in Garden Grove.
Roughly 11 hours later, a
motorcyclist spotted Miss
Staught.on's body atop a mesa
near an unu&ed Orange city
dump.
Police today said the victioi
died of multiple gunshot wounds
to the face and bead.
The Orange detective bureau
reported there ts a suspect \n the
case and they expect "to ma.ke
an a rrest within the n ext few
days."
Detectives also said there was
no indication that the woman bad
been sexually assaulted. She was
described by police as a "part.
time Cal St.ate, Long Beach stu-
dent who was obviously very well
liked and respected by those who
knew her."
Police refused to speculate as
to whether Miss Staugbton's
slaying is linked to a series of ab-
ductions and sexual assaults of
young Garden Grove women.
Pilot Journalists Win
Daily Pilot writers and phot.o-
graph ers captured first place
honors in five categories in the
Orange County Presa Club's 22nd
annual awards contest honoring
excellence in journaliam.
They were among the 61
journalists who shared the
spotlight and $3,SSO ln cub prizes
during the press club's awards
banquet Saturday night tn Costa
Mesa.
Daily Pilot winnen included:
. -Copy editor Tom Tlta for
tbe beat page
one dealp of
tbeyear.
-Chief
Photographer
Lee Pa1119for
hi• aports photo of
young aprin·
ten straining
tbroueb a TI""' race. -Orange County Bureau Chief
Guy Granllle for hia COOS\lmer
8/faira 1t«y oo property taxes.
-Reporter AJ1hr Vluel in
the youth achievement category
for bis Inspirational story about a
Coata Mesa boy's battle with
brain cancer.
-RePortet ftlllp Roemarta
for bis bumoroua tale of a police
raid on what turned out to be a
Tupperware party.
Santa Ana Regilter reporters
John O'Dell and Joe Cordero won
the thlrd annual SDX outatand·
tn1 journalllm award for their
articles oa Republican Alaembly candidate Jim Slemom.
The articles were aelected by a
panel or edlton from five
Oran1e County newspapers as
U76'a best example ol ln.lti•tlve,
enterprise and invetUcaUve .re-
port.Ina skills.
A member ol the Juda1D1 paneJ dld tbe articles "were hi· strumental iJl rev•aliq the true
cbaradlr ol an amazina can-didate for public otnce. ••
The preu club's p~
SkJ DlllQp Award wnt to Santa
Ana Reela&er Sparta Editor F.d·
die Welt. for bla exemplary Jll"O-ltulon.~ and ""1ce to u.
com1nunlty.
Walter Burrouchs, former
pubU.her of tho Dally Pilot, and
Bob Gtttem7, a reUre4 Los
An1eles 1'1m11 ~who wu
the Of'aDl9 County Preill Club'•
flnt pr.ldent, were awarded
Ult mtmblnh!J>I in lb• club.
Inatallecl at tho annual buciutt
.. P'tlldent for 1tTr WU Gary
Granville oltbe Daily P iiot.
The inter-newspaper batll• for •ward.I wu I.be u,llat Jn rtceat ,ean.
Santa Ana Reglater staffers
did beat i>veraJl, winning 11 first
place honors and J4 second·place
awards totalllng $1,175 in prize
money.
The Los Angeles Times staff
won $800 With nine first-place
awards and flve seconds.
The Dally Pilot placed third in
the newspaper battle, with its
staff winning five finl-place pla·
ques, 12 aecond-place certificates
and $675.
The Fullerton Dally News·
Tribune accounted tor seven
firat-place finishes, three
seconds and $600.
Two Anaheim Bulletin stories won tc)p bonon and $150, while
tbe Orange County Evening
News woo a ftnt, a second and
$100 and the News-Post woo a
first.place award.
Following ls a complete list or
the winners:
G«NllllALAWAllDS
8ESTflEWSSTORV
Ftr11 Ptece-Joe Co<tltro 9lld Jollri O'Dell, tM Rt11i<ltr
!>ecolWI PlllCe -Tom l!lcNlerfl,""' 11"1'1tr Honor•bl• Menuon\ -Tom Gorm•n, tM
Tlmn; Fr•ncH PIMerf, I ... O•llY Ntw• l rt-; Georoe CunnillgMm Md Vic.Ill II-. llW R .. l11tr
BEST STOltVON A PUILIC ME!TtNG
Finl f'lece-~-. Smith. Ille Tl-•
Second Pie<• -<Horee CuMlnoh•m, t!>t
A9911tw
BEST Nl!WSnATUltE AltTICLE
Flrtt Ptea-*"9 E<ldY, t"9 A90l.t.r
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l"flel; ICM!ly OellC'f, llW Deity 11'\let
HST COMltNATIOM aTOltV ANO 'MOTO WV
SAMllPlllt~ ,,,..I 1'1--ltll.e ~-.IN""""" St<• ""--..,. ....... ,_,, 011iy ......
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ll!!ST SPOT NEWS PHOTO
Flrat Pl•u-Yan.-clo H•nMll. IM Rt<JllMt ~<ond PllU -Patrick 0·0onnt11, Ille Dally Piiot •
HOftOr•IM• Menllon -JM& And,..... Jr,. the Dally News Tribune BEST FEATURE PHOTO
First Plece-YQNcle>N-lll, 1he AtOlllH'
Second PIK•-Sle.e Rke, 1"9 Time•
H-rable MeMIOf\ -Glenn Wlllte, tM Ollly
Piiot
BEST SPOT FEATURE PHOTO
Finl Pl•ce-s1e ... 111te, lhe llf'ft~~
S.concl PIK• -Ct•yMlll•r ,,.. A1>Ql•l~r
Honorable Mo11..Clon -Petricll O'Donnell, lhe Dally Piiot
IEST PHOTOSElltES
Flru Pteu-Jlm Mo\ley,ltle 1190111.,.
Soocond Pl.c:9-S .... Rlu. Ille Tltnff Honor•lll• Mention -Patrlc• O'OoMel1, Ille Oa>ty Pllol
BESTSPOATS....OTO
Finl Piie•-..... Payne,IM Oally Pilot
SK-Plea-~~.ltMIMt<er H-•111•"'-"loft -lloO IC-all, Sul>-_.
BEST•PORTSFEATUAl!STOllY
Finl Pl1ce-O.Y9"""1lnoh•m, New .. -Secono PIKe -Donnts MQ&A1tar1. l1'e o.111
Pllol
H-etlk Menliool1 -J-AeVftOldS, llw Dally Piiot; &.trrt Pwtenon, the R .. l"M, G«arge C<lnnlritMnl. l!w ReolstH
BEU 5"0 RnNEWSSTORV
l"lrst Pi•c•-s ..... Edctr, A..-lm 8 uflotln
S.cOlld Place -Dick St•lty, Oa lty Newt Trl!IUM
REST FAMILVSECTION PHOTO
Honoullll ""'""°" -Ct•y Mitter, tlle Alltlltle<' .8EST l'AMILYSECTIONSTORV f'lrtt Pl«e-t..orrelM 8-11, I,,. Tl"'"
S.cOlld PIK•-K•r1 Gtan•lll•. "'-R~l•tflf' "-•Ille Mentions -8M Ander_., the 0.11., Piiot; Merl• Honts,,.,. Reql&ttr
8ESTPAGl!ONEMAKEUP
f'l"t Pt•ce-Tom T11U\, I,,. Deity PllM
Second Place -Teel Krec, Or•nve County l!-lno Nt••
Honorelll• Mefttloft --S. kenlt, lrvtM WO<ldHew•
BEST INSIOI! PAO& LAYOUT
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l!ST MAOAtlN!allTIC\.I!
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ByGAaYGRANVIU.5: °'""0.11\rll'i*~" Accused man murderer
Edward C. Alla way waa ln
Orange County SUperfor Court to-
day 1eeklna to have bls upcoming
trial moved to another county.
Dressed in a Jail sweat.shirt and
blue jeans, Allaway sat
handcurfed with his bead bowed
u deputy public derender Ron
Butler began arguing for a
change of venue.
The defendant ls accused of
11hootlng seven people to death
and wounding two others In a
bloodbath oo the California SUt.e
University Fullerton campus lut
Julyl2.
All nlne victims were employed
at the university the morning Al-
laway, a custodian, arrived at the
campus allegedly carrying a ri-
.Oe.
In a sbootlnf orgy wit.oeases
said lasted no more than a few
minutes, nine vlctlm1 were &J.
legedly indiscriminately so11,gbt
out in the area or the campus
library.
Allaway was a rrested 20
minutes later by FuUerton Police
at a nearby hotel where hlJJ wife
worked as a part-time waitress.
Today, Butler cam e to court
a rmed with almost 200 news
s tories and a hefty bundle of
television and radio scripts.
The public defender hopes to
convince Judge Robert Kneelancl
that because of the maaalve
amount of publlc:ity generated by
the largest maaa killing in Oranae
County'• history bl• client c&DDOt
getafalrtrlalinOranaeCounty.
It ia expected, however, that Al·
laway'a prosecutors will argue
that the publicity crossed county
lines and was equally heavy
throughout CalJ!ornla, the rest of
the nation and even bit publica-
t ions and radio broadcast.a
throughout the world.
BuUer said at the outaet of the
hearing that he expecta it will last
.. atleast a week."
The accused man has pleaded
not guilty and not &uilly by reason
of insanity to the aeven murder
and two assault with intent to
commit murder charges.
Cycliat Socc11mb8
GLENDAL'E (AP) -Ray
Barker, 20, of Glendale was
killed when be loet control of bJI •
motorbike on a curve.
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EDITION
* ~OL. 70, NO. 24, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES
Tod ay's Closing
N.Y. Stoeks
N/C TEN CENT
!Coast Solons Spurn 2 . 'Consultants',
!
t By JOANNE REYNOLDS
' 0t , ... 0.1lr P1l•1 St•ll
Orrange County's best known
. polltlcal consultants. Bill
"Butcher and Arnold Forde, are 1 trying to drum up some betwe~n·
election business from i.late
legislators and congressmen.
H owever, the two a~
semblymen and the state senator
who represent the Orange Coal>l
:i ren 't buying it.
State Sen. Dennis E. Carpenter He said lls primary purpose ls
<R-Newport Beach) said he'd tokeepthepoHUclan'scampaign
rather have a case or lice than alive without violating the state
have Butcher and Forde work on • •1aw that prohibits the use of
his campaign. public employes in campaign ac-
Butcher said a letter dated tivihes.
Jan. 12 was sent to all members "It's good for the electorate
of the stale Senate and Asl>embly a nd &ood for the candidate,"
a nd to all member s of the Butchersaidoltbeservice which
California delegation 1a Congress costs between SlOO and $1,000 a
offering his firm's ser vices for month.
"I ntenm Political Consulting." "ll 's a way or assurinl( that of-
ficebolders o.re not using tax·
payers' money to run their cam·
paigos," he added. Poyments for
the servlc:e would come from the
politician's campaign fund.
Butcher said.
Butcher said the firm was get·
ting what he termed a .. good
response" from the mass mail-
ing.
But Senator Carpenter , who
explained that he "had il out with
them over tho Slemons cam-
paJgn," said he apparenUy has
been dropped ftom tbe firm's
maiUng list.
And freshman Assemblyman
Ron Cordova <D·EI Toro)..sent a
reply Hking that his "name be
deleted from any future mitilmgs
put out by your r1rm."
Cordova's letter added, "I am
indeed familiar with your record,
and am very prou~ of the fact that
Lottery Revival
my election constituted a 33 per.
cent increue in your losses ...
· Cordova defeated Republican
candidate Jim ·Slemons In tM
74th Assembly District. Slemons•
prtmary campaign was handled
by Butcher and Forde. They de·
ny having any part in his general
election campaign.
Cordova made the pair a tar1et
in his campaign. Carpenter.
<See LETl'ER, Page AZ)
Draft Pia~ Eye~
o.;11, l'llol S••lt ,..,.,.
and thl•rcb~ wa::. awarded h\O first place
award:., as the fastest a nd most unusual
boat made \\ilh recycled materials. The
cnmpelataon was tacl<ed onto the regular
Lido 14 and Shit•lds races later in the day.
l 'Cl 1\lumni DirC'c-lor Hoh Banku. right.
and Tim llarrison ca ml' up \\ ith the "Ill·
ning l'nlry in Sund ay·~ Hccyclt.' He#!allet
s ponsorrd by the L:Cl Alumni As~oc1at1on
a t tht• ;'\;rwport Jfarbor Yacht Club. The
s mall C'r<.1fl turned out lo hC' the only entry ·~~--~------~~------------~---~--~--------------------------------------~
19 Submarine
~ailors Sent
illome for Pot
LONDON <AP) -Nine youni:
i;ailor ... from the crew of the
r:
. s nudc.1r ~uhmarme ca ... 1m1r
ulask1 arc hc111g sent horn(' fo.r
cda·al l'an· which tlw N<ivv
opci. "111 cure them of "mok lli? m an1uan<1
~Thl' .sa1Jor<o. who art> 19 and
O. art' goan~ into "medical
rydock." c;a 1d Cmrlr. Genc
'<'nl1. s1>0kt'<oman for "'"' y.,
l:urnpean hradquartt•r' lie re
[U'>l'd to m:ikc puhlt« t~1r
ramc'>.
Thl' mrn wrre takl'n orr their
't11p dunni? th<· wc·ckend at tht•
,.ucle:ir sub bai.c al Holy Loch.
Scotland
W1•nt1. .,.ucl thl' ... u1lors wc1 c
~ound '" 1>0 ... sci.i.1on or mari -
uan<• ;1nd :11lm1tted us1ni: thr
rug. Thi· 'll:ivy l'll<'mpt' druit
U.'ier... from <l11>C'1pltnar} pro
~et>dtn~' ti lh1•v aJ:rcc to r<·
•eive ml'<11cal ht'lp '
Thl' "fX>k<'<.ma n 'Jld 1t wac;
"huth ly unhk('ly" rtwc the men
fiad s moked mariJu:1n.i while on
(hity. lie added that 1 twy wt•rc
ln borkup JObs whiC'h rl1d not br-
iait them near the sub's ~om·
pleic n•actor and missile equip
mcnt.
The Pulai;ki hos a crew of J7
9fflren. and 128 men.
The member or Pa rlia ment
for tht' west coast district of
Scotland in \\hach Holy Lo<·h as
located, lain MacCormick of the
Stottish National Party, said he
would allk the Navy for hRhler
bcurity to pr~vent drug abuse.
But "the relationships which
Jaovc existed bt'tween the U.S.
naval authorities and thr
civihan population in my const1·
tuency have been extremely aood ... he a dded.
Fairview Comiders
Satellite Facilities
OHtcials at Fairview State
lfoi;pital an Costa Mesa are work -
an~ cm a plan that would platl'
h<'I wt•t>n Ro and 120 patit•nts m
"satl'lhte" fal'ilt1ies in the com
munity_
Under direction by state health
officials, a commitll'e has been
formed at Fairview that 1s tryin~
to put together such a plan by
March 15 • "It seems prrtty 1mposs1ble lo
J!l'l something together by then,
but we're working on al," the
n1mm1ttee chairwoman, Sandra
l 'dm ch, said toda\' /\rrordin~ to ~1r'i. lJdovch. 11
mC'rnbN t1f the fo'a1rv1C'W staff,
tht> tnui:hcst problem will b<' find · m.: farthti<.'s where there as ap-
propn att• z.onang.
· 'ThrtC' are (I lot of zoning
Man Wea ring'
Mask S ough t
In Holdu p
I\ masked gunman who told 11
i:-<is station ltllendanl lo "put your
nose on th<.' floor. 1f you move I 'II
shoot," as being sought by Costa
Mesa pohce for a Sunday armed
robbery th al netted $252.
Pollet> said Danny Lee Brooks,
24, an employe al Harbor Shell,
2249 Harbor Boulevard. was ap-
proached from behind Sunday
morninl? a~ he was working the
t•ash register . Brooks told police
the s uspect wore a nylon 11todfing
over his head and displayed a
small steel revolver.
After lorcinit Brooks to the
noor, the bandit scooped the cash
rrom the register and fled on root.
police said.
restrictions in the different cities
and we have to come up with
locations where the satellites will
he permitted." she explained.
The committee is also trying to
pinpoint which patients would be
transrerred. •
"We've pretty much identified
which group would go," said
Mrs. Udovch, adding that they
would be those with the haghest-
funclioning capabilities.
"Age really doesn't make a dif·
ference in Otis case. They'll be
both adult and juvenile mentally
retarded patients." said Mrs.
lldovch. She said they arc ones
who probably would not be ad-
mitted to the stale hospital irthey
applied today.
If the program is approved by
the governor, the first satellite
racilities would begin operation
July I , with the transition eicpect-
ed to take one year to complete .
"In about 15 months, the whole
-satellite program would be com·
pleted," said Mrs. Udovch.
The satellite facilities could be
a supervised apartment complex
or private homes.
No more than 16 patients will
live in each satellite and all must
be within 35 to 40. miles or Fairview.
Mrs. Udo~ch said it would be
ideal to have the satellites local·
ed in Costa Mesa, but said s he ts
not certain if enough locations
could be found where proper zon·
ing exists.
Three other state hospitals
have also been directed by the
state to work out a satellit<! facili·
ty plan. They are Sonoma,
Porterville and Pacifi c in
Pomona.
State health officials hope it
will be a way to reduce the
populations of the atate m ental
health h03pitals.
WASHINGTON \AP1 The
Defense Department ts rl'com-
mending that President Carter
creat e new s tandby draft
machinery, including revival of
an annuaJ lottery for young men
to determine the call-up order in
case of a nallonal emergency
mobilization.
The recommendation was sent
lo the White House in the final
days of the Ford administration
for consideration by Carter's Na.
tional Security Council.
A year ago. then-President
Ford reduced the Selective
Service Sys tem to a small
Washington plannin,:? staff and
ended registration of JS-year.
olds. He also halted the annuallot-
tery, which determined the call -
uporder based on btrthdates.
The lottery had been continued
for ronlangency purpoM.•s after
theendofthedrafltn 1973
In a confidential document, the
Defense Department said the na-
t ion needs a new s tandby
··wartime draft system." which
could produce6SO,OOO trained men
within six months after mobiliza.
lion.
The document estimated that
more than 450,000 casualties
rqiihlb.ave to be replated in that
period if a major war begins in
Europe. It assumes at least three
months to prepare a draftee for
combat.
"Rapidity is the primary
feature needed in a wurtime drafl
system." the Pentagon document
said. "Performance ratt'S in pr<.'·
vious wars ~re too slow to provide
them an power net>ded to generate
and sustain the wartime capabili-
ty of the force structure. These
manpower demands cannot be
met with a leisurely schedule for
activating and bringing to full
operational capabt11ty the
wartime draft. Actions that
formerly took weeks must be ac-
complished in hours.••
The Pentagon said the proposed
system is not s uitable for
&lboa Island
Raith Nets
Cas"' Hash
Two men arrested on Balbo~
Island Saturday night during a
raid in which Orange County
Sheriff's officers were reinforced
by Newport Beach police face ar-
raignment on multiple drug
charges today in H a rbor
Municipal Court.
Deouties suid J ack Tracy
Turton, 20, of 205Y.z Garnet Ave.,
BaJboa Island and Daniel
Rubenstein, 20, of Mountain
View, Calif., were arrpsted by of·
ficers who s aid they found drugs
and SS.500 in cash in the Turton
home.
omcers said they confiscated
17 grams of cocaine, four pounds
of marijuana, between four and
five grams of has his h and
narcotics paraphernalia.
They said the drugs had a
street sale value of well over
$5,000.
peacetime.
"It is specifically designed to
work only under conditions of full
mobilization --during a grave na·
tional emergency.·· said lhedocu·
ment.
Among other features, il calls
for an annual draft lottery of 20·
year·olds in peacetime. Sequence
numbers would be assigned by
birth dale and the results would
be widely publicized.
"The idea is lo let each member
or the 20·year·old cohort know in
advance that he is liable to be
drafted early or secure from ear-
ly call by a wartime draft," the
Tiger Fight
CalkdO/f
PORT AU PRINCE,
Haiti IAP> -A contest
between a Japanese karate
champion and a Bengal
tiger has been called off, a
Haitian official said.
Pierre Gouss, the govern-
ment minister of informa.
tlpn, nicUlaiU 's prestdosit-
fo r -1 if e, J ean -Claude
Duvpilicr, withdrew ~rmlssion for the event
after a deluge of protesting
telephone calls from out-
side the Caribbean island
nation.
Other spokesmen con·
n ected with the con-
troversial fight. who asked
not to be identified, insisted
it would go on as scheduled ~
the first weekend in
F ebruary in Haiti's na-
tional stadium .
Fox Hunter's
~ave~azed
In P r otest
LONDON <AP> -Opponents
or fox hunting are blamed for de-
s e crating the 12J·year·old
churchyard grave of John Peel,
immortalized in song as the
greatest fox hunter of them all.
Poli re said Peel's headstone in
the village of Caldbeck had been
torn down and broke n, his grave
opened. and a stuffed fox head
thrown in with a note reading:
"John Pc~I -Go blow on your
horn until your face turns blue."
"Something has to be done to
help foxes today and this man
killed hundreds of them ," an
anonymous caller told the British
Press Asscoiation.
Peel's bones were not dis·
turbcd in the vandalism. and the
Rev. Cohn Reid, Caldbeck's
vicar, said the itrave would bo
restored.
Peel. a farmer and huntsman
who once chased a fox tor 70
miles, was bom in Caldbeck,
north of England's scenic Lake
District. He lived from 1776 to
1854. \r
'ONLY PAPER'
SOW BEDROOM
"We sold our old bedroom set Jn one doyf From now on there's
only one newspaper we'll ad·
J"ertlse ln -the Daily Pilot."
Slaying Suspect's Sa:r,ity 'Eyed.
That's the advertising success
e"Xperienced by a Mission Viejo
tamUy who placed this classified
ad:
6 Piecetx-droorn set.
pcun hkc nt>w.
Please eall nx·uxx.
If you have furnishing~. or
tnytbln1 else, you'd like to con·
vnt to CNh call 642-5678. It
takes only a few words in the.
right place to attract a buyer,
and along the Orange Coast, the
right pl net Is the Dally Pilot.
By TOM BARLEY
Ol IM D.tlly Piiot Stall
An Orange County Superior
Court jury was told loday that de·
fondant Ken Richard Hulbtrt
believed all women were In
leasuf' with the devil when he al-
leaedly kilted and raped one
woman and than raped and
savagely beat another four days
later.
Deputy publlc deFcnd~r Walttr
Zee .. urged the jury lo rulf nt the
c lou of the unity Hearing
opened today by Judge Wllllam
S. Lee that Hutbtrt, 2!, is not
competent to stand trlal Of!
. ... . ... -........
murder, kidnap and rape HuJbert,theaonof afullerton
charges. fireman, Is accused or raping and
Des cribing Hulbert as a killing Gina Marie Ti~her. 19, of
"paranoid schiM>phrcnic," Zech WhlttleronJan 7, 19?5.
said Hulbert believes that he The victim's nude body was
alone has found the r al world of found ln the bock of a car pa rited God and is now committed to in a Fullerton apartment com·
qverthrowing Satan end the un-plex.
ftal world created by the devU. It ft alleied that four dan later
Zech said he will introduce Hulbert kldnnpt'd a Fullerton
t e a t t m o n y f r o m Io u r Corruntmlt1 Colle1e student wbo
psychlatrtsts who havo do· was robbed and raped before she
termlnec1 that Hulbert l!J Insane was dum~ uncon.sclous In the
an<l wbo were told In Interviews Jrvlne area.
with the defendant that he re-Zech walMd th~ jul'y today
1rards women al' the looll ot· that. Uae proeecu\lon wlll try to
Satan. f prove thot llu.lbert 1t fakl~ In-
•
sanity and will int roduce
testimony from county Jail in· malts Who hold that point of
view.
"Actually, he i.11 trying to falte
sanity,'' Zech said. "lfe wants no
p:irt of this proceeding and he
wants people to believe thal he la
ju1t u sa.ne at you or J.
"The doctor• will teU you
that," Zteh added. "Thty will
tell you that they tested Hulbert
to the point thot they were afraid
to Ito any further.
"They put him under hr,i>nosls
but then they save Up, I Zech
<SeeTIUAL,PqeAl> t
document said.
The plan pro.,,·ldes for draft de·
ferments, but says these "must be
tightly controlled."
The concepl departs from the
traditional structure of World
War lJ and later years, based on
local draft boards made up oC
civilians.
Instead, the new system woufd
be built around 66 area ofriees.
staffed by about 1,700 national
guard and reserve personnel
selecled and trained in peacetime
for wartime draft duty. The area
oHic:es would be acti1'ated pro-
mptly al mobilization.
Newport
Waitress
Victim
A young woman murder victim
found Friday in the 'hills above
Orange has been identified as a
waitress at the El Tori~
Restaurant in Newport Beach.
Police identified the shootinC
victim today as Laura Ano
Staughton. 20, who reportedly
was last seen alive when she left
the Registry Hotel at 1:30 a.m.
Friday.
According to police, the :.ittrac•
live y_oung woman had stopped
by the hotel after work to
socialize with some of her
friends.
They last reported seeing her
as she left the Registry driving
her small foreign car toward her
home in Garden Grove.
Roughly 11 hours later, a
motorcyclist spotted Miss
Staughton's body atop a m esa
n ear an unused Orange , citJ dum p.
Police today saJd the vid.im
died of mulUple gunshot wounds
to the race and head.
The Orange detective bureat1
reported there is a suspect in the
case and they expect "to m ake
an arrest within the next few
days."
Detectives also said there was
no indication that the woman had
been sexually assaulted. She wu
described by police as a "part.
time Cal State, Long Beach stu.
dent who was obviously very well
liked and respected by those whCJ
knew her."
Police rerused to s peculate as
lo whe ther Miss Staughton's
slaying is linked to a series or ab.
duc:tions and sexual assaults of
young Garden Grove women.
One or those Garden Grove
victims was a student nurse re.
ported missing Dec. 21 who was
found murderod a week later.
Co ast
Weathe r
Fair and a little warmer.
Jllghs 70 to 75. Lows 44 to
60.
INSIDE TODAY
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Keeping Camouflaged-and Warm
Rill Borchers or Granby, Mass., keeps h~d
dcn from the pn·y Ctnd the weat~cr while
on a Canada i:oose hunt on frce1.in~ Cape
Cod recently with his Labrador retriever,
P epper.
Fro• Page A J
LETTER •••
who had a falling out with the two
men o ver unauthorized u:-.e of h1"
name in support of Slcmons '
campai):!n, introduced a bill in
November aimed at curbing the
u sc of last minute smear:.
through deceitful m ethods .
Carpenter, who said h e'd
rather "go it alone" th<tn have
Butcher and Forde work on his
campaigns, added, "They can do
wha t they "':int. but by God,
tht·y·rc gomg to IC'll the truth."
An o the r freshman as.
sc>mblyman. DE"nn1s Mangers <D·
Huntington Dcach l, said he has
not replied to the Rutctier·Forde
letter.
"I am dismayed by this kind of
thing," said Mangers, .. but I
belteve the best form of protest is
l'conom1c-hirl'lht·m And that's
what I'\'(• told mv c·ollc•agues tn
Sac·1 amt>nto who \'e oskcd about
tht•rn '
/\~kt'O \J.hy ('111dnn1 . 1,1,ho .it·
l.1d.t•d lhC' (11 ni "" h1llC'rf\ dunnJ{
thl· campaign, was s ent a letter,
Hutchcr said h<> cloes not take•
M'nously rC'marks made ·'during
thl• hl•:.it of a 1·ampa1gn.
"'ll1"s a v<·ry young fellow who
will m(•llow with lim<'. Maybe
tll'"d like to h1• a prospective
client some day.·•
E'J"OIR Page A J
Teamsters Charged
With Fund Misuse
WASHINGTON (AP> -The
Labo r Depar t m e nt has an·
nounced the filing of what could
be a precedcnl·M!lting s uit
charging a New York Teamsters
union local w1lh pension fund ir·
rcgulanues.
The action again~t Teamsters
Local 806 1n Melv ille, Long
Island, seeks appointment of a
r eceiver for the local"s pension
fund, the removal or the trustees
and r estitution by the trustees of
allegedly misspent money
Three Coast
Colleges Eye
Budget Cuts
More studcnh. laking fewer
hours of classes have cost the
Coast Community College Dis·
trict about $2.5 million in income,
college officials reported today.
District spokesman Rich ard
S1 mon said the district's three col·
Jpges, Orange Coast. Golden West
:ind Coastline Community are rP·
viewing their budgelc; in order to
find pl aces to cut costs
Although unrelated to the de·
partment's broad investigation
of the Teamsters' Sl.4 billion
Central States Pension Fund, the
suit could serve as an important
lest or lhe 1974 fed eral pension
law, which hasn't been fully test·
ed in court.
Legal remedies sought in the
New York case are among those
being considered for possible ac·
tion against the Central States
fund.
The Local 806 suit, filed last
week in U.S District Court in
Brooklyn, alleged trustee~ of the
local's welfare and pension plans
permitted "the expenditure of
laq~e and unwarranted sums of
money ··
The suit said George Snyder, a
trustee and the local's secretary.
treasurer, rece1vpd about Sl
million from the local's three
pension and welfare funds, which
the government charged was
more than he deserved for his
services
The governme nt also charged
the trustees, including Snyder,
improperly spent $380,000 in fund
money to redecorate offices at
the local and improperly divert·
ed another $290,000 to a corpora·
tJon set up by tbe local.
Venue
Change ·
Asked
By GARY GRANVILLE
01 Ille O.llw "''-' Sl•lf
Accused mass murderer
Edward C. Allaway was in
Orange County Superior Court to-
day seeking to have his upcoming
trial moved to another county.
Dressed in a jail s weatshirt and
blue jeans, Allaway sal
handcuffed with his head bowed
aa deputy public defender Ron
Butler began arguing for a
change of venue.
The defendant is accused of
shooting seven people to death
and wounding two others in a
bloodbath on the California State
University Fullerton campus last
July 12.
All nine victims were e mployed
at the university the morning Al·
la way, a custodian, arrived atthc
campus allegedly carrying a n·
Cle.
In a shooting orgy witnesses
said lasted no more than a few
minutes. nine victims were al·
legedly indiscriminately sought
out In the area of the campus
library.
Allaway was arrested 20
minutes later by Fullerton Police
at a nearby hotel where his wife
worked as a part-time waitress.
HeLeooe1
Ho~· via
Haspittil
ll was a rough night for
tht-Huntington B c.,ch
husband who started pock·
Ing his bags Saturday night
to leave his wlfe and go
home to mother.
Police said as the hapl~s
m•te started to leave
home-. bis wife:
-Hefted a large rock and
bashed her husband over
the head with it.
-Grabbed a convenient
bottle and smashed U over
his head.
-Smashed out the
winds hield on his 1913
Thunderbird.
The departing husband
went on hi.a way but stopped
off en route at Huntington
lnte rcommunity Hospital
where he was interviewed
by police.
Gas Control
lift Nixed
By Carter
Today, Butler came to court WASHINGTON CAP> -Presi·
armed with almost 200 news dent Carter rescinded his pre-
stories and a hefty bundle of decessor 's order today that price
televis ionandradioscrlpt:o;. and a llocation controls on
The public defender hopes to gasoline be dropped.
convince Judge Robert Kneeland President Ford's exemption of
that becaus·e of the massive gasoline from Federal Energy
amount or publicity generated by Administration controls would
the largest mass killing in Orange ,.. have been effecl;ive March 1 Wl·
County's history his client cannot less Congress obJecled.
get a fairtrialinOrangeCounty. "President Carter does not by
It is expected, however, that Al· this with~~awal intend to Imply
laway's prosecutors will argue any. position on. the ultim~le
that the publicity crossed county merits or demerits of gasoline
lines and was equally heavy decontrol," said While Hous e
throughout California, the rest ol press secretat'}'. Jody Powell.
the nation and even hit publica· "Instead, he mtends to conduct
tions and radio broadcasts a review or these controls as an
throughouttheworld. integral part of the develop!l'e~~
Butler said at the outset of th<' of an over-all energy policy,
hearingthathe expecb.1twilllast P<?wcll said. "Ai:noni.: _other
"atl(.•as tawcPk." things, such. a rev1~~ wiJI C:~·
The accused man has pleaded amine the prior ;idmin1slrat.1~n s
not guilty and not guilty by reason conte ntion that compet1l1".e
or in~amty to the seven murder market forces would_ r eslram
and two assault with intent to prices for motor gasoline belo~
commitmurdercharges. levels which would be perm1ss1·
GM Walkout Ends
SAGINAW. Mic h . (AP) -
Workers are returning to lheir
jobs at the big steering gear plant
in Saginaw, ending a walkout
that threatened to s hut d own
General Motors Corp.
ble even 1f controls remained an
effect."
Consumer ~roups had disputed
this l''ord administration conten·
tion, arguing that lifting the con·
trots would increase the cost of
gasoline for consumers beyond
inc reases which the controls al·
lowed.
TRIAL ••.
:o;:\tet. "lie h<'J!3n to hallucinatC'
~md tht'v wn1• afr.11d that thc>y
would hie•\\ him ..,n f.11· ai.>art m<'n·
1.ill v that thev would never J?t'I
him tf•gcth<'r aJ?a111 ·
The district's on~inal budget
for 1976-77 was $68 7 mil11on,
Simon said.
Jlc said the declining enroll·
ment, which means the college 1s
<·ltg 1blt• for lcs:-. jld from the state,
M'f'mS to be part Of a national
trrnd
Pilot Journalists Win
Zt•rh s a1cl llulh<'rl ha<; now
rormPd tht' hl'lwl that h1.., dodors
.in1l l.t•t·h h1m"•lr ·h.I\ l' rc>vcalNI
ours1•lves for "-hat WC' arc :ind
.1n• ali;o in lt>a~u<' with the devil
"llt• thinks that wr tried to kill
l11m .. Zl•t•h ..,,1111 'llo bt>llf'\'r'>
th.it earh dO<'tor ... r.11·<' ha" onlv
one t'\ C' and th.I! \l c· arc ;ill part
of I h<' <.'On..,1>1r~ll \' \\ ort..1ni;:
. 1i,:a1nc;t him ··
If llulh<'rt ,.., f1111nd .i nt'. he· will
lo!O on trw l on I h• mult1pl1·
charges cont<un<-d 1n ,, Grand
.Jury 1mhrtmcnt
ff(' also ra1·r--trial 1n 1.11 ...
i\ng t•lt>~ Count' 1)11 mulllpl1•
dh1rgt•<; n.•lntNl 10 all(•l{ed 11l
tack.., on ~1"< women in th:it :1n•a
h\ .1 man \l h•1 \\ ,..., 1luhhc·rl "th<'
cast sid e r.1p1..,1 ·
Nurs~'s Aide
Raped, Killed
LOS ANGELES (AP> An
elderly nu"e's rude was raped
and 5tranglf'CI whill' walking to
the 8uf'nav<'ntur3 Convalescent
Hos pit al from hc.>r apartment .t
fow blocks <1way, ~hcnff"s de·
putic5 rPport.
The victim wa~ identified as
Angela Sauc1llo. 62.
OflANQ£ COAST
DAILY PILOT
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'We 're confident tht' trend will
r('verse itself in the s pring
srm est er," he added.
District trus tees w<'re informed
of the pending deficit last Wedncs ·
rl,1 \'
Uoard President Robert Hum·
phr<'ys stressed tha t the bud~et
C'ut backs will involvl' much
cJrefulstudy .
'"This 1s a time of Pxploration.
ht' ~j1d ·'Wt' want to o penly dis·
eu..,s the problem to .!>hcd a~ much
light On this as possibh'. to avoict
rurnor ... and th<· )..pre ad off t•ar and
1 nn ... tt·rnat1on "
Mesan Sent
To Prison for
Sex Off ens es
A Costa Mesan found guilty of
sexual o ffenses against children
has been ~iven a stat<' prison
tf'rm that could kee p him behind
ha~ for the ncxl 15 years.
Orange County Superior Court.
Jodge William S. Lee sent Earl
F,verett Ba umgarner, 36. lo
pnson on each of two lewd act of·
l<>11sf•s after ruling lhat he is a
mentally disordered !lex offender
who would not benefit from re·
habilitation.
Judge Lee also sente nced
Baumgarner to state prison after
the defendant admitted being in
violation of an earher rape con·
vict1on.
Judge Lee rerused to allow the
sentences to be served concur·
rcnUy. Ba umgarner was told
that each prison trrm will follow
the others.
Newport Tot
Dies in Crib
JnvesUgators for the Oranao
County Coroner today listed
Blrangulatioo u the cause of the
death of a 10-rnonth-old Newport
Beach boby.
Police said the tragic death of
Nlcollett.e Muller of 2928 Cllrf
Drive occurred when the baby
sppa rently entangled benelf 1n •
drapery cord nur her crib.
The baby was discovered at IO
a .m . Saturday by h r &-year-old
brother. She was ru1hed to HC>Jg
Memorial HoapltaJ by her
mother and a nelthbor. but was
pronouneed dad oa arrival.
Daily Pilot writers a nd phot~
graphers captured first place
honors in five categories in the
Orange County Press Club's 22nd
annual awards contest honoring
exce llence in journalis m .
They were among the 61
journa lis ts who shar ed the
spotlight and $3,850 in cash prizes
during the press club's awards
banquet Saturday night in Costa
Mesa.
Daily Pilot winners included~
-<:opy editor Tom Titus for
the bt'st page
one des ign of
the year.
-Chief
Photographer
Lee Payne for
hi s s ports
photo o f
young sprin·
ten s training
through a
TITUS r ace.
-Orange County Bureau Chief
G•ry Granvme for his consumer
affair s story on properly taxes.
-Reporter Arthur Vinsel in
the youth achievement category
for his inspirational story about a
Costa Mesa boy's battle with
brain cancer.
-Reporter Philip Rosmarin
for his humorous talc of a police
raid on what turned out to be a
Tupperware party.
Santa Ana Regi~ter reporters
John O'DeJl and Joe Cordero won
the third annual SOX out.stand·
Ing journalism award for their
articles on RepubUcan Assembly
candidate Jim Slemons.
The articles were selected by a
panel of editors from five
Orange County neftp•pers as
1976's best example of Initiative.
enterprise and investigative re-
porting skills.
A m ember of the judging panel
said the articles •'wer e ln·
slrumental in revealing the true
charact.tr of an amazing can·
dldatc for public office."
The press club's prestigious
Sky Dunlap Award went to Santa
Ana Register Spotta Editor Ed·
die West, for biJ exemplary pro-
feulonoUam and tervko to tbo
community.
Waltt'.r Burrou1h•1... forme r
publlsher ol the Daily .-ilot, and
Bob Gettemy, a retired Los
Anieles Times reporter •ho was
the Orange County Preas Club's
·first president, were awarded
· life memberships in tho club.
Installed al the annual b•nquct
as president for 1977 was Gary
Granvllloof'the Dally Pilot.
The lnter-·newap•per baWe for
award• wu the tllbeat hi recem
ye~.
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GltA HVILLe VINSl'L
Santa Ana Register staffers
did best overall. winning 11 first
place honors and 14 second-place
awards totalling Sl,175 in prize
money.
The Los Angeles Times stare
won $800 with nine first-place
awards and five seconds.
The Daily Pilot placed third in
the newspaper battle, wilh its
staff winning five first-place pla·
ques. 12 second-place certificates
and $675.
The Fullerton Daily Ncws-
Tribune accounted for seven
first-place finishes, three
seconds and $600.
Two Anaheim Bulletin stories
won top honors and $150, while
the Orange County Evening
News won a first. a second and
$100 and the News-Post won a
first-place award.
Following is a complete list of
the winners: O•M•llALAWAllDS
8EST NE'.WSSTORY l'lr\t Place -Joe Conlttro 3"" JOhll O'Dell, Ille Rftl•ler Set-Plete-Tom El<Jlht)m,""' llllQlll!lf' Hono••bl• ~nllonl -ToM Go•m•n, Ille
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,
NB Theft
Suspects
Arrested
A special burglt1ty cnforct'·
ment team from the South Bay
area or l.tlel AJU:elt-~ County loday
was c redited wtth Lhe arrest ot
two men who ~Ice aUeac took
Sl,SOO worth of items from a
Newport Beach home.
In custody in Newport Deach
city jail on charges of burglary
are Thomua Robert Ferguson, 25,
of Gardena and Robert Andrew
Lacroix, 24, of 17698 Santa Ron
Circle, Fountaln Valley. Both
men ar e being held in lieu of
Sl0.000 baJl.
Del. Capt. Richard Hamilton
said a team of six officers
representing the Los Angeles
Sheriff's Office and police agen-
cies from the South Bay area al.
legedly followed the two men
from Los Angeles into Newport
Beach Friday.
According to police reports,
~he undercover investigators as.
sertedly watched the two men
break into a home at 109 42nd St.
and carry out a variety of items
including sporting equipment
and a television.
The two m en were arrested at
42nd Street and Seashore Drive
as they left Lhe scene.
UuterCalls
For Ban of
Nuke Testing
WASHINGTON <AP> -Presi·
dent Carter is calUng for a halt to
all n uclear testing, "instantly
and completely," as part of a
broader program lo curb the
spread of nuclear weapons and
ultimately ban them from the
earth.
Jn his firl't interview as presi·
dent, conducted Sunday for
publicatio n today, Curter
acknowl<'<IJ:t'd that he did n<>l
know whether the Soviel Union'
would agree to his propos al for a
quick h;ilt that would stop even
underground testing.
The fledgling president, meet·
ing in his Oval Office witb four
reporters for the Associated
Press and Unit~ Press Interna·
tional, also expressed optimism
that there will be "fairly rapid
ratification" of a new strategic
arms limitation treaty wiLb the
Soviets.
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VOL 70, NO. 2A, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE C UNTY, CALl.FORNIA MONDAY, JANUARY 2', 1'177
SVUSD's Hahn. Ordered Dismissed ·
BylAUtlEltASPElt
I Of .. O.Plt.tlt9ff
t
' A CommiAion on Professional
COmpetace bu ordered the dis·
ml11al of Barbara Hahn, a
l p1~~holo1tat the Saddlebact
V y Unltled Scbool District has
beeD trytngtofire aince March.
Tbe district, Mias Kahn and her
attorney were Informed of the de-
1
dlioo Friday. .
. Although~ dismissal decision
... .,_.,_._
was made by a majority or the forged letter atattai that she bid
three-member panel which acted haddental~ery.
as the commission, il came with a • Although Hahn;admitted
dissenting opinion which ques· • mOlt oftbe district's charae.. her
tionedlhefaimesadfaslalelaw. attorney contended during tbe
District offici~ charged that bearing that her conduct was
Miss Hahn traveled to the South brought about because she wu
Seu in November 1975 when she undersevereemoUoaalstress.
said she wu attending a pro-Two of the three panel mem·
fessional conference and having bers found tbia contention was .
dental surger1. They also withoutmerit.
charged tbal she submitted a The two -Frank Britt, an ad·
minbtratlve Jaw Judge with the
StaLe Offtce of Administrative Hearinp, and · Dr. Werner H.
Epp, a Bakersfield Elementary
School Di.strict psychologist -
found that the psychologist's con~
duct was immoral, dishonest and
conatituted "evident unfitness for
service" and provided cause for
the dismiaaal under the state
Education Code.
However, the third member of
the panel, Alan B. Kaufman, a
school peychololiat in Ufa Hunt· ington Beach Union High School
District, objected to the dia·
mlasal.
Kaufman, who was named to
the panel by M~s H-JP.1. aaid lo a
dissenting oPlnlon, 'I am very
diacouraied wilh an Education·
Code that forcea '1' all or none de-clalon with respect to a charee ol
'immoral conduct.• Buman
behavior ls not that simple Of.'
black 1ndwblte ...
Kaufman said, "Miss Hahn's
behavior certainly can be
described aa dishonest and ~
profeaalooal." Bul he argued tbat.
she bu noopportwlity to co~
and demomtrate her continueC!
worth a.a a school employe and,
becauae ot the diamissal, pro-
bably will be barred from <See Fl&ED, Page .U)
Suspect: Women in League With Devil
1.
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BONEY BANANAS AND FRIEND IN LAGUNA BEACH ffl9h Stepping Camel Haa Taken Flnal Plunge
By TOM BARLEY
Ol-D911r l'llMStaH
An Orange County Superior
Court jury was told today that de·
fendaot Ken Richard Hulbert
believed all women were in
league with the devil when be al·
legedly killed and raped one
woman and than raped and
savagely beat another four days
later.
Deputy public defender Walter
Zech urged the jury to rule at the
close of the sanity bearing
opened today by Judge William
S. Lee that Hulbert, 25, is not
competent to sland trial on
Waitress
Identified
In Slaying
A young woman murder victim
found Friday in the hills above
Orange has been identified as a
waitress at the El Torito
Restaurant in Newport Beach.
Police identified the shooting
vicUm today u Laura Ano
Staugbton, 20, wbo reportedly
was last seen alive when sbe lefl
the Registry Hotel at 1:30 a.m.
Friday.
According to police, the attrac·
live young woman bad stopped
by the hotel after work to
socialize wltb some of her
frlench.
They last m>Ol'ted seeing her as she left t.6e-Registry driving
hem; smallforelan car toward her
home in Sarden Grove.
murder. kidnap and rape
charges.
Describing Hulbert as a
"paranoid schizophrenic," Zech
said Hulbert believes that he
alone bu found lhe real world of
God and is now committed to
overthrowing Satan and the un·
real world created by the devil.
Zech said be will introduce
testimony from four
psychiatrists who have de·
termined that Hulbert is insane
and who were told in interviews
with the defendanl that he re·
gards women as the tools of
Satan.
Hulbert, the son of a Fullerton
fireman, is aC'cused of raping and
killing Gina Marie Tisher, 19, of
WhlttieronJan. 7.1975.
The victim's nude body was
round in lhe back of a car parked
in a Fullerton apartment com·
. plex.
It is alleged that four days later
Hulbert k.idnaped a Fullertoa
Community College student who
was robbed and raped before she
was dumped unconscie>u3 in the Irvine area.
Zech warned the jury today
· that the prosecution will try to
prove that Hulbert. is faking in·
sanity and will lntrod-ace
testimony from county jail id-
mates who bold that point o(
view.
.. Actually, he is trying to fake
sanity," Zeeb said. "He wants no
part or this proceeding and he
wants people to believe that be Ja
just as sane as you or I.
"The doctors will tell YOll
that," Zech added. "They w\I
tell you that they tested Hulbert
'to the polot that they were alraicl ·to go any further.
"They put biµi under hypnosis
bcit then they gave up,'• Zech
<SeeTJUAL,Page.U)
'800,000 Da•~ LegiAlators
Spurn Two ~. Arsonists Blarned
In School Blaze ConsultantS
By BA TIIOND ESTRADA ~r.
OI ... DMfy l"llolt Mot"
Unidentified arsonists caused
an estimated $800,000 in
damase to Harper Elementary
School in Fountain VaJley early
Sueday IDClnling, school district
and fire otficiala reported to-day. ·
The blaze gutted an eigbt-
classroom wing before Fountain
Valley and Huntington Beach
firemen contained the inferno at
6:30 a .m.
Fire Investigator Lynn
Whitehouse said today the fire
was probably started wilh lhe
use of a flammable liquid glue.
A full investigation began to-
day.
Steel beams in the classrooms
were bent ft'Om the fire's heat
. whJch reached at least 1,.500 Orange County•s best knOWll :decrees. Kn. WbJ~• laid. political consultants. BU'
. In veat11aton aaicl tb• Bu!cher and Arnold Forde. uo · ta · .....t off reeu and tr7ina to dnuD up aome belw~ ~ ~::!8ed ~owa :,center the efectlon buaineaa from atat14
buUding. legialaton and congressmen.
There. was no apparent However, the two 38'
motive for the arson, in· semblymenandtbestatesenato.t
vesligatoruaid. who represent the Orange Coast
The suspects were not observed aren'\ buying it. .
at tbe scene, but investigators . State Sen. Dennis E. Carpen~ believe they fled on a mo-ped or (R-Newport Beach>. said bed
. bicycle with balloon tires. Tite rather have a case of llceJhan
tracks were observed leading lo have Butcher and Forde work Oii
d f th his campaign. an rom esceoe. Butcher said a letter dat.ecf
1lold Buddy Boney
Roughly 11 hours Jater, a
motorcycllst spotted Miss
Staughton's body atop a mesa
near an unused Orange city
dump.
Police today . said the victim
died of multiple gunshot wounds
to the face and bead.
Mr s . Whitehous e said
fiogergprints or the suspected
arsonists were found at the
scene Sunday afternoon. .
. Residents near the school said
they were awakened by crack·
ing wlodows wbi.ch sounded like
car ·crashes. district. Trustee
Karen Ackley said.
Teachers and administrators Jan. 12 was sent to all membera-
met Sunday and planned to of the state Senate and AaaembJ7
place the 250 students displaced and to all members of thJ!l
by the destruction of their Calilondadelegation in Coogred
classrooms in other facWUes at offering bis fmn's services fQI\
the sch~ . •'Interim Political Consulting.'" ,
District trustees will hold an He said Its primary purpose U..
emergency meeting at nooa to teep the politician's campaiga
Tuesday to alleviate the doubl· alive without violating the state
ing up of ~~ at the. school Jaw tbat problbits tbe me ot_ unWan~fadlltyisconstructed. public employesincampaignao-
.
1
Bids Us Farewell Tbe Orange detective bureau
reported there ta a suspect in lhe
case and they expect "to make" Defense Department
Asks Draft Revival
tlvltles.
uu•a good for the elec:torat.
and good for the candidate,"'
Butcher said of the service whicta coeta between $100 and $1,000 a moo th.
B7 JACK CHAPPELL °' .. o.Hy ..... ""'" Yes we have no more Boney ~ananu.
Boney, a camel, used to come
to Laguna Beach riding in a.
Cadillac limou.alne to munch on
foodies at hi s favorite
••1etarian eatery , Love
Anlmala. Don't Eal Them. Boney's lifeless form was
.. wed .__, from Topanga Ca·
lllJOD Boulevard lo a dump truck .
8aturday. The camel bad fallen
..-er a !»loot clilC near the ca-
9YOll retreat ot hi.a owner, Louis (£ou.leMoonOn)MarviollL
Coast
Weather
Fair and a litUe warmel'. Hiahs 10 to 75. .Lowa 44 to eo.
Boney Bananas was a P~ an arrest within the next few
cipal character in one of the Art . days:• Colony's more inte r esting
dramas during 1972. Detectives also said there was
It all began when on July 4 lhe no indication that the woman bad'
grand opening of Love Animals, been sexually assaulted. She was
Don't Eat Them was held. described by po~e as a "part·
The operators, feeling al one time Cal State, Long Beach stu· WASHINGTON (AP) -The A year ago, then-President
with all living things, invited dent wbowaaobviously very well Defense Department Is recom-Ford reduced the Selective
Bo ney Bananas. s everal liked andreapectedbythoeewbo mending that President Carter Service System to a small
chickens including a rooster Jmew her." create new standby draft Washington planning staff and
named Colonel Sanders, and a Police refUsed to speculate as machinery, including revival of ended registration of 18-year.
few dogs in for a bite of nut· to whether Mias Staughton's an annual lottery for young men olds.Healsobaltedtheannuallot.
butter aanchrich. slaying la linked to a aeries ()f ab-to determloe tbe call-up order in tery, which det«mlned the call·
The Calllornia State Health duct.lona and sexual auaulta of case of a national emergency uporderbuedonblrthdates.
Code, in the person of .Police Of· · youn1 Garden Grove women. • mobllb:atkln. The lottery had been continued
ficer Paul Rose. thought. Tbe recommendation wu sent for contingency purposes aftAlr
otherwise, however. One ~ thole Garden Grove to the White House in the final tbeendolthedratU.01973.
Restaurant operator Douglas victims wu a student nurse re-daya of the Ford adminiatration In a confidential document. the
Roberti waa slapped with a cita· • ported miaatng Dec. 21 who was for consideration by Carter's N• Defense Department said the na·
tion, and ordered to appear at lowsdmarderedaweeklater. tionalSecurityCoQncU. tlon need• a new standby
Laauna Nlpl Municipal COwt .. wartime draft aysteru,'' which
on cbar1es. . • could produee«IO,OOOtratned men
Not only did Roberta appear. 74 c~ d within aix montba alter moblllza. he brough1 with him Boney, and ea...n ote'.o gi'n tion. other human and animal friends. • • _.., • 0 ..::;;; The document estimated that
It wu at the municipal court more than t50,000 casuaJtles that LouJs (Louie Moonfire) mlpt h to be laced bl th«
"It's a way of assuring that~
ficebolden are not using talc·
payer$' money to nm their cant•
paigna, 0 be added. Payments for
the service would come Crom the
politician's campaign fund. Butcher said.
Butcher aald the firm was geti-
tfng what be termed a ''goocl
response" Crom the mass mail-
ing.
B~t. Senator Carpenter. who
explained that be "bad it out witla
them over the Slemons cant•
palgn," •aid be apparently has
been clroppecl from the firm'•
maWn1Uat.
And ftelbman Assemblyman
Kon c.dova <D-El Toro) sent a "Pb' atJdq that bi8 "name be
c:leleted from any ruture malllqs
putoutby~firm.••
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Manin m waa told by Oranae JF./.•th F~ __ J M • pertod :v: m.tor ":ar belinl in ~:l~at~.:ipo;: ~I UllU isuse !'=&:·:!;:na::\~:::ee~ f()NLY PAPER'
alx·moatboldcamelinaCa c WASHINGTON (AP) _The ecUneourt. -combat. ·~ c.vwn DE'DROQ1 ..
llmouatne wu "in some desree La&or Depart~ent has an· IA••l remecll• aoul~t ID~ ._;,.•JtiaplditJ ta the ptnnary tJC,nAJ ~. m
inhumane... nouneed tbe ftUac of what could New Yott cue are among ttioM--.inture needed In a wartime draft ••we tlOld' our old ~ Mt
· He told llantn that inhumane be a preceden1'tetUn& salt.· be1nC coalldered for pqaalble ac-syatem," tbe hutqon document . tn one d*11 Prom now°" tbere'a
tTeatment of animals wu a char•iDI • Nw York Team.._.. tloa a,..u.t the eeothl ~-aaJd. "Perf«ma.atf rac. ID pn. ODl1 one newspaper we'll ad·
felony violatiOCloftheatatepenal union local with pension tund lr· fwld. VSoa.awanaretooalowtopnmde 9Ctlaeln-u.eDall)'Pllot."
eode. ieplarttlelt. Tb• LOcal eos ault, 1Uec1 lat tbem&DJ)OW•neededto•tnerate That•• the advert.lai.u ncc.ws
Tbe nnt time Boney came to The uUoD .,alnat Teamaten• week ln U.S. Diat.riCt Cow'\. ID and1u.at.1.nthewartlmeca.1,>ablli· "experienced by a ll1laion Viejo
Lae11Da Beach, he rode ln • horM Local *°6 in Melvllle. Lone Brooklyn, allteed trmt... °':the ty of tbe force structQre. These ..ta.aU.17 wbo ~ t.bJt clualflecl
) •... __ trailer towed bebJnd the ·Ialud. Mlb uoomtment ot a locaJ•a~area.ndpeuWD\)(w manpower demaoda cannot be ·ad: ·
..,_, Cadillac. . rtceivft' for Uaj locat•• pemloo permitted "tbe expenditure ot met with a lelJurelJ sclMdule for tPleee~ ••v..,.._. ., MIMYT'" •• The last time Baney came to, Arnd, UM ~al ot tbe tnaatMa luae aad 1mw&n'antecl au.ma of adlvatJQ& and ~ to Ml • set.. ~ :: =•...... :: , LapHBeach,Mantnnnafoul · andre1UtudoebJtbetnast..ef money." operattobal olPibilitY th• ~:.e:.':.mx. ~ -~ ~c-tw ... ,, 1 .of the Jaw, despite the hone aD•tedlJ adslpeat mCIM7. . Tbe IUlt said~ SQJder, a wartime dralt. Acttona &bit .:---~-\.
c;:'k....... .,.ai ::=:: A•u trailer. Altboalh UDNl...a to tbe a. ~ lld U.. iQai'1"a-MCMar1• formerlY"toc* ...-muat a. ac· U you ha•• JUJ"Dll1linp, or.
«--' 111 cw .... ,,.,... as HewuatvenatJcbt.by'OOlice p1rtmeat•1 1ll'09CS ~· treaaurtt, reeeh-ed about $1 eon:ap~bedlnboun." • ;::1'.::S::t-~cl~, ....,...-=. : :.:::-: · '"" anowtns Bou1 to bolcftortll of tb• ~·.-u.,~~ .llilmoft lroiil u.. local'• u.n. . '11lePet-consaidU..Pl'OPOll4
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AZ DAILVPILDT SB
A Million ' Serrano· Students Count 'em
By LAURIE KASP£R
OllMO.Oyl'li.IS'8ff
llow much iJl a million?
Students at Serrano In-
termediate School in El Toro have
the answer. But they don't have to
say a million is l,OOOtimes l,OOOor
anything like that. All they have to do la point to one
Of the interior wans in the school.
ExacUy one million dollar signs
bve been posted there.
OnebastogetcJosetongureout
wbaUhey are. Eacb one looks like
thiJ . • . $. Then, •hen tbe a1x by
20 foot dl5ptay Is viewed as •
whole, the enormity of a million
becomes apparent.
That is the purpose of the dis-
play. explained Frank SpitUe,
ch1tlrman of the Mathematics
Department.
"I want people to walk away
·and say to themselves. 'I had no
idea how much a million was',"
hesaid.
Although he considers bJmselr a
.. sopbisU~ted adult," SpitUe ad·
F,....PogeAJ
1PSYCHOLOGIST FIRED • • •
employment in any district in the
atate.
"I must protest against a
legislative process that is in-
herently unjust and inflexible in
its application,·• he said.
District officials said today that
a 2-1 decision from a dismissal
bearing panel is not unusual.
The majority decision of the
panel is binding on the district and
effective immediately.
Miss Hahn, however, does have
FrmaPogeAI
CAMEL •.• ..
b ecause it was going to close.
Roberts had been found guilty
'I a municipal court jury of al-
ow in g the animals in the
est au rant, later a "temple," and
ad been fined $25.
The health department or-
dered the place, formerly at 782
5. Coast Highway, shut. The city,
Jiad ordered the place shut. And,
the Love Animals, Don't Eat
Them tribe had been hit with
enough citations over the year to
prompt their departure from
'Laguna. I Havi ng w orn out their
welcome, people, chickens, dogs
:md all rumbled out of town at
J : 15 a.m. Oct. 23 . 1973 in a ci>n·
'verted school bus with pink
l11eadlights and blue stop lights.
Boney retired to Moonfire's
Topanga Canyon retreat.
There he would meander unfet·
tered along with a couple or
11beep, a black Angus cow, a
JJama, an African pigmy goat,
peacocks, donkeys and a flock of
lt'longolian chickens.
Malibu sheriff's deputies knew
&ney. And so when at about 5:30
the right to appeal the decision ln
Superior Court.
Paul Crost, Ute psychologist's
attorney, said hls client has not
yet decided if she will file the ap-
peal. "We're disappointed in the
result ~nd we will be reviewing
the situation," be said.
District officials said only that
they felt the decision was "fair
and just."
Miss Hahn bad been employed
in the district since 1968. In pre-
vious years, according to the
panel's ftndings, her evaluations
were satisfactory and she was re-
comm ended for re·employ ment.
Last spring, the district asked
the county Board of Education to
revoke Miss Hahn's credentials
under a section of the state code
which had never been used
before.
Although the board agreed to in-
itiate the process. they turned all
dismissal proceedings against
her back to the district in the fall
after an administrative law judge
recommended against the action.
Tiger Fight
UdledOff
PORT AU PRINCE.
Haiti CAP> -A contest
between a Japanese karate
champion and a Bengal
tiger has been called off, a
Haitian official said.
Pierre Gouss, the govern·
ment minister of infonna·
lion, said Halli's presldent-
for -1 if e. Jean-Claude
Duvalier, withdrew
permission for the event
after a deluge of protesting
telephone calls from out·
side the Caribbean island
nation.
milted he f1JJidt the dlapl_, Im·
preaslve. He'd never seen a
mHlion ot anytblne to111ether at on-
ce and doubU that many others· have either.
Yet, he said, people talk ln
millions and governments spend
mllUons, even billions, of dollan.
"Now, when anybody sees the
figure, they will think of this," he
said.
The teacher explained that he
has alwaya talked about a million
in bis classes but he has never
been able to illustrate the lesson.
With the aid of some dittoed
sheets of dollar signs, he bas been
able to .. to offer a concrete ex-
per le n ce as opposed to an
abstract experience."
It's like the way he relates to a
mile. When anyone says
someplace is a mile away, he
thinks of the distance from his
childhood home lo the trolley
tracks. It was, he explained. just
about a mile.
If the display or dollar signs
isn't enough to demonstrate a
million, Spittle cites a few other
facts about a million. '·
One million dollars, piled Oat,
would go up past the height of a
12·story building, he said. Also, it
would take about 21 working days
to count one million dollars.
If commuters think there are a
million cars jammed on the
freeway during the so-called
"rush hour.'' they may be in-
terested in another of Spittle's
facts.
One million cars would stretch
from Laguna Beach to New Yock
City.
If that isn't enough, Spittle also
notes. it would take about two
years, traveling day and nitbt at
55 miles ~r hour, to drive one million miles. · ·
One teacher, whose students
apparenUy were unconvinced of
the size of a million, offered to
give an A and an excuse from his·
class for the rest of the year to
anyone who could write all the
numerals from one to a million.
Spittle said some students may
have tried this seemingly easy
way to get an A. But, he said, the
school year would be ended before
they finiahed the task.
Community residents are invit-
ed to visit the school and view the
display during regular school
hours.
•'I hope people in the comm uni·
ty swing by," Spittle said. "There
aren't many places you can go
and see a million."
All one has to do is stop in the
school office and ask to see a
million .
Dally l'llet Malt .......
THIS IS WHAT A MILLION$ LOOK LIKE AT SERRANO SCHOOL IN EL TORO
Scott King and Teacher Frank Spittle Count the Tiny FlgurH
F...,.PageAJ
LETTER •••
Cordova's Jetter added, "I am
indeed familiar with your record,
and am veryproudofthefaclthal
my election constituted a 33 per-
~entincreasein your losses."
Cordova defeated Republican
candidate JiPl Slemons in the
74th Assembly District. Slemons'
primary <.'UDpaign was handled
by Butcher .and Forde. They de-
ny having any part in bis general
election campaign.
Cordova made the pair a target
in bis campaign. Carpenter,
who had a falling out wlth the two
men over unauthorized use of his
name in support of Slemons'
campaign, introduced a bill in
November aimed at curbing th.e
use or last minute smears
through deceitful methods.
Carpenter, who said he'd
rather "go it alone" than have
Butcher and Forde work on his
campaigns, added, "They can do
what they want, but by God,
they 're going to tell the truth.•'
Another freshman as-
se'mblyman, Dennis Mangers (J>.
Huntinfton Beach), said be has
not replied to the Butcher-Forde
letter.
Refinery Explosion.
Rocks Philadelphia
PHILADELPIDA (AP) -A
fiery explosion that could be
heard for several miles damaged
an Atlantic Richfield refinery in
south Philadelphia today.
A spokesman at Methodist
Hospital said the hospital was
treating one person injured by
the blast. There were no reports
of other injuries in the explosion
near Philadelphia International
Airport.
Harvey Shirln. owner of an
ARCO gas station near the re-
finery, said one of bis employes
"saw a guy going up in. the air
Nurs11 's Aide
~Kitted
LOS ANGELES (AP) -An
elderly' nurse's aide was Pai>ed
and strangled· while walking to
the Buenaventura Convalescent
Hospital from her apartment a
few block.a away, sheriff's de-
puties report.
The victim was identified as
Angela Saucillo, 62.
like Superman. It just blew him
up in the air," Shlrley quoted the
employe as saying.
Shirley said smoke and flames
shot 300 feet into the air.
Dwaine Smith, the refinery
manager, said the fire appeared
to be confmed to one storage
t ank. He said details were
sketchy.
Asked what the tank contaJned,
·be replied: "I believe three or four thouaand,barrels of a heavy
material like asphalt."
. A spectacular fire that broke
out at the ARCO retinery Oct. 12,
1975, burned for . more than 32
ho urs and caused damage
estimated at $1 million. Several
people were injured, including
Mayor Frank Rizzo. He broke his
hip in a fall while he and others
were scrambling to safety after
an explosion.
Two months earlier, eight
firemen died in a fire at a nearby
Gulf refinery.
Since 1969, 53 persons have
been killed in seven refinery·
related fires ~ the Philadelphia
area.
The ARCO refinery producee
about 1~.ooo barrels of oil a day. . m. Saturday a motoriJlt report-
ed he was slightly injured in a
near-crash trying to avoid the
body of a camel on Topanga Ca·
1 nyon Boulevard, they knew the
man wasn't suffering delusions. I The deputies notified Marvin,
43-year-old son of the late board
chairman of S&H Green Stamps.
Other spokesmen con·
nected with the con-
troversial fight. who asked
not to be identified, insisted
it would go on as scheduled
the firs t weekend in
February in Haiti's na·
tional stadium.
Pilot Journalists Win Honors
Services are pending.
f',....P-.AJ
DRAFT •••
work only under conditions of full
mobilization-during a gra.vena-
t1onal emergency," said thedocu·
ment.
Among other features, It calls
for an annual draft lottery of 20-
year-<>lds in peacetime. Sequence
numbers would be assigned by
birth date and the result,, would
be widelypubllc1zed.
I •'The idea i.s to let each member
of the 20-year-old cohort know in
advance·that he is liable to be
drafted early or secure from ear·
ly call by a wartime draft," the
document said.
The t>tan provides for draft de-
rermt'nts, but says these ''must be
Lightly controlled."
The concept depart.. from the
traditional structure of World
War II and Inter years, based on
local draft boards made up of
dvillans.
Jnstead, the new system would
be built around 66 area offices.
starttd by about 1,700 national
guard and reserve personnel
selected and trained in peacetime
for wartime draft duty.
ORANQl COAST a
DAILY PILOT
• •
Decision Doe
On Building
2nd Campos
Saddleback College trustees
are expected to decide tonight
whether to build a second campus
at Myford Road and Bryan
Avenue or at Jeffrey Road and
Irvine Center Drive.
The board meeUng ia scheduled
to be&ln at 7:30 p.m. ln Room 313
or the science and mathematics
building on the upper campus.
Truttees were on the veree of
giving fmal approval for negotia-
tions with the Irvine Company for
purchase of the Myford-Bryan
aite two weeks ago when the com-
pany announced that serious
flaws had been found in the
parcel.
The Irvine Company, given one
week to come up with an
alternative offer, last Monday
proposed a 20-acre second cam-
pua site in the City of Irvine. (The
Myford·Bryan site la 3.S miles
north of the Irvine Company site
and loc,ated on theunlocoprorated
Irvine Ranch.)
TRIAL •••
said. "Re began to hallucinate
and they were afraid that they
would blow him so far apart men·
tally that tbey would never eet
him to1et.her. aaatn."
Z•cb aald Hulbert baa now
formed tbe belief that bl• doctors
and Zeeb bimaell "liave revealed
ounelves for what we are and
are also tn leque with the devil.
"He tblnkl tbat we tried to kW
him," Zech aald. "Be believes
that each doctor's face bu oaly
one eye and t.hat we are all part
of tbe conspiracy wortlnc
a1ain•t hlm." If Hulbert 11 found 11ne, be wU1
10 on trial on the m ulUple
cbarcea coat&ined tn a Grand Jury lftdlctmet'lt.
H• aJ10 laees trial lft Los
An1elea County Otl mulllple
eharca related to aneced •t· tacb on m women in tbat area
by a man who wu dubbed •'tJle
eut 1jd.e ttPllt."
Daily Pilot writers and photo-
graphers captured first place
honor~ in five categories in the
Orange County Press Club's 22nd
annual awards contest honoring
excellence in journalism.
They were among the 61
journalists who shared the
spotlight and $3,850 in cash prizes
during the press club's awards
banquet Saturday night ln Costa
Mesa.
Daily Pilot winners included:
-Copy editor Tom Titus for
~ ·' 11 the best page
· ·1 one design of
the year.
-C hief
Photographer
Lee Payne for
bla sports
photo of
youni sprin-
ters straining
through a
TITUS race.
-Orange County Bureau Chief
Gary Granville for his conswner
affairs story on property taxes.
-Reporte.r Artba.r Vlaael in
the youth achievement category
for his insplraUonal story about a
Costa Mesa boy's battle with
brain cancer.
-Reporter Ptalltp Rosmarin
for his humorous tale of a police
raid on what turned out to be a
Tu_pperware party.
Santa Ana Reetster reporters
John O'Dell and Joe Cordero won
the third annual SDX outltand·
lng Joumalllm award for their
articles on Republican Assembly
candidate Jim Slemons.
Tbe articles were selected by a
panel of editors . from five
Orange County newspapers aa
1978's best example of lnJtiative,
enterprise and investigative re-
porting skills.
A member of the Judetng panel
said the utJcJes "were in-
strumental in revealing the true
chatactf!r of an amadng can-
didate forpubllc office."
· Tile ~ club's PrestilloUS
Sty Duni.p Award went to Santa
Ana Ret1tttt Sporta Editor Ed·
dJe West, for bU exemplary pro-
fea1ionalllm and sent.ee to the community.
Walter But'rou1h1!... former
publ11bei' of the Dally .nlot, and
Bob Gettemy, a retired Loa
Anfeles 11mee reporter who wu
the Oranie County Prus Club's
llr1t president, were awarded
Uf• membenhlpe in the club.
· lautaUed at the annual banquet u preaident for tm was Gary
Oran•llleoftheD.U, Pilot.
. Tb• btter...,..,11aper ba.Mle for
awanta Wiii UM U'1leat In recent
ye~n.
OlllANVILUI VINSl!L
Santa Ana Register staffers
dld best overall, winning 11 first
place honors and 14 second·place
awards totalling $1,175 in prize
money.
The Los Angeles Times staff
won $800 With nine first-place
awards and five seconds.
The Dally Pilot placed third in
the newspaper battle, with lts
sWf winning five first-place pla·
ques, 12 second-place certificates
andi675.
The Fullerton Dally News·
Tribune accounted for seven
first-place finishes, three
seconds and $800.
Two Anaheim Bulletin stories
won top honors and $150, while
the Orange County Evening
News won a first, a second and
$100 and the News-Post won a
flrst·place award.
Following is a complete list of
tbewinnen:
OC"allALAWAllOI IHTMl!WSSTORY Fl"t .. , __ ,,..Gordin llld Jof!fl O'Oe1l, ttl9
Reolster
Second Ptaa-TOtll Eld1110r,., 1M Rt11l•t•r
Honorable -"°"' -Tom Gorm•"· "'" Tlmu; Fraft(ff Pl,.,.er1. tl'Wl Dally Nf'W~ Tri~; O.Oroe C11nnl"111Nm.,,.. Vkkl R~ "'° R•tl•l ...
IHTSTOllYONAPV9LfCMEl!TING
P'l"I Pl.ce-S"veSMllll, IMT1"'9•
Se<ofld Plact -c;.oro• Cunnlnoh•m, thr
Rt0l1ler
8ESTMEWSF£ATUREAllTIClll
l'lrtt I' lace -si.ve Eddy, U.. Rt11hltr
letend P1--Ar1\/lnMl,tht OallY Piiot
. H-•l>ft Menllon -ICaU\y CtlOflty, the 0.lly
""" HSTCOLUMI'
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H-MI• Mentleftt -M4W11M l'-t, O.lly .._. Tri.._; Lil T°"', Oell'I' ,.._, T"IM!e;
,.,_ ~ .... 0.lly Pll.C; LlOllla Ot•Mlt, Ote .........
llHT fll!ATUllUISTOllY . "'"tl'Nu-~ .... ,...hTllllH SK..e Pl--Hlllr'I K•'l't• I"-Oally l'I,_ "-Mil•~ -04110 T°ll<Mr tlld 5-Stllltll, die Tllllttl .... eom..YnCf, , .... Oally
Plitt: ICetllyg_.,, U,.Oally Piiot
fllST COMelHATl°"I !ITOllY AHO ....OTO flY
SAMI PlltlOH
fllrtt .. lac.-IUUI ltOllll-. IN Regltttr
S.teftd ~ -11¥M• I'•-· O•lly -
Tr*"" 14-AllM Menlltft -Wltllatn kllNllltr, Ille
0.llYPllof
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1Yf'l1tt •
PAYNE ROSMARIN
BES1' SPOT HEWS PHOTO
Fu·~t P lac.e -VQnKlo Ndnettl, tn, At'Ql"\ttr
'>t<ond Plac~ -P•lrl<~ O'Donnelt. lh• D~llv Pilot
Honorbble Me<otlon -Jen Andrt..,n Jr, tt>e
Oa1fy News TriW1e
8 EST FEATURE PHOTO
First P lace-Ygna<lo NaMtll, lt'M! Reqltt@r
Second Pl11<t -S•oe Rlcc, 1M T•m•\
Honora ble Mefltlon -Cil•nn While, tho Dally
Piiot
BEST SPOT FEATURE PHOTO
Ftf\t Place-St&w Al<t , llM!1'1m"
Second Place-Clay Mlllff, '"" Aegl\ttr Honorebte Mention -Palrlck O'Donnell, tile
Dally Pilot
BEST PHOTOSEAIES
Flnt Place-Jim Motley, the R091$trr
Second Piao-Steve Rl<8, IM Tim••
Honortbla -tlon -P•trlCk O'OonMll, the Dally Piiot
BEST SPORTS PHOTO First Piao -LAe P•.,,,., the Dally Piiot
Second P1ac1 -<Hry Ambro .. , lrt•l•nCt' Honorable Mention-Rock IC1nd•ll. Sun·Poo.t 8ESTSPOATSFEATURESTORY
First Pl•<•-O•ve Cunningham, N-•·Pc><I
Second PllK• -O.nnl• M<l.ell•n. the 0•11~
Piiot
Ho11oubl1 IMntlonJ -J.,..,ne Rtvnold\, ""'
Dally Pilot; Ltrry ~'''°"•the Revl•trr; G.o<oo
C""nlflgham, ~ Rt11ltt•r
8ESTSPORTSHEWSSTORV
Flrtt Place-Steve Eddy, Antl\tfm 8 ulletln
Stco"d Place -Olck Stelly, O•llY N•w• 'trlbun&
8ES T FAMIL V SECTION PHOTO
HonorebleMentlon-CJay Mllltr, IM R..isttr
,BEST flAMtLYUCTIONSTORV
First Pl•ui-Lorr•IM 8-tt. llM Tll'll'lll
Second Pia<• -t<arl Gr.,,vlllt, the Rtol't""
Hon0<•bl• Menllom -IH• A(Mjffoqn, the Dtllv
""°';Marla Hor•I•. '"-Rtol•ter BEST PAGE ONE MAKEUP
First Pleet -Torn Titus, IN Dally l'llO't Stc:ond Place -T.ct t<rec, Ora1100 Couflty E•-lng Newt
Honorable -lion -JHnM S. t<Hvll, t...,lne
WorldNtws OEST INSIDE PAGE LAYOUT
Flrlt l'l•<.11 -J lm N••I, Dally Newt Trlbu-w
Stt Oftd l'ta<e -LOU C.J>OUOll, the R .. Ol\ttr
Hono<ablt -ions -Kathy 11erder, tl\e Dally PlloC; l!'.lalne RI••-. Orange Couflty Ev...ino
New•; Roo 1<-11. S~Pmt; Grtnn W"lt•. m.
Otllv Piiot: carol Moor•. the Dally Pilot; Pooov• l\-"""'·"-"°"' 81ilT HliAOUtl&
Flrtt Pl•ce-P81 Allty, '"" R"IJter
S.Ufld Ptac• -caro11140&rt, 111e o.u,. Pltoc
llllST llOITOlllAL l'lrst l'l•<•-Nl<lt H~. Delly N-TrllluM
5t«ftdPtace-C>on""'91,tt1el1mn
H-•b4e Mentfom -8er1>tra K•tlblell, IN Oelly l'ltol; Gtf'Y Gnnvltle, llle Dally ,.llot llH T MAGAZIN9 AllTICU!
First l'lac• -Oorlt L .. , lht 0111'1' N~ Tri.,...,.
St<Oftd f>i.c. -...._ H-. ttw Dally -· 'Tribune
HOllOtabl• Mention -lotfry Pettrsori, the
Reoltl ... een PltESS llELEASlt Illy an •UIKl•I•
Mtmti.r)
l'l"l Pl~ -TOflV Lonoo. ltoo-11 ·~tlonal, Avto,,.11u Grouo
Sl<Olld f'lllU -PtltY Mlf•llAll, Knoll't 0.l'YY ... ,'"
H•nor•••• Metll!oto -Art LH¥111, "'9'1114 let._.,..,.
&HT COltll'OlllATtr AltTIC:U! (by .., l•tOClei. mem..n
P'lrst ~· -.H-'· c.111111. IN IJ'YIM C:-!IMf H-•llle /Nllllen -A. W. llJlll) Sltw1rt,
l.ottr.llffd M111119 f. SI*• Co., Inc.
Sl'l!CIAL AWA II OS
BEST PHOTO PORTFOLIO
Flttt P~ct -~ .... Rice, the Tim ...
5tcond Pt.ce -Al<lltrd t<Otfller, U.. 0.llf PllOC
Honortble Mtntlon-C11y Miiier, lht R19l11ff'
MARJORIE FREEMAN AWARD -llEST
HUMOROUS SHORT
First Pl•<• -PlllllP c. ROIMtrln, ti. 0.lly
Piiot
S..cond Ptece-LArryW~lbor'n, lht Reot•IC!t'
Honorable MtnllO" -Nlardda Oocl10n, the
Reoi.ter
BEST OUSINESS, FINANCE OR REAL ESTATE
ARTICLE
F1.-.t Platt -Sl•vl!Smllh, tl\t' Times
S•cond PIA<• -l erry Pole•wn, the A19lslff
Honorable Menllons -M<trclaa Doa-, the
Pe9lster; Jim Wotcoll, Soulhern Cellforn111
Journal of Commerce; Lynn 0 ·0.11, lht ~Iller;
JoM O'Dtll, ll'Wl Rl!lll•ter
BEST AIH IClEO ... FIRE PREVENTION
Finl Pia<• Aon t<lrk1>1ttrlc k, the Bulletin ·
SeconCI Piiie• -Oon Smotn. tllO Times
Honorable Mention -Tom ElchllOfn. lhtt
Regl•ter
llEST A"'IMAL·NA1'URE LIFE PHOTO
F1nt Plece-CltY M iiier, tne RelQster
S.-cond Pl/Ke -P•trlck O'Oonntlt, lllt Dl/1111'
Pilot Honortblt Mention -Richard Kothltr. tilt o.a.
ly Pllot
BEST A AT I CLE ON EOUCATIOH
FIOI Platt -KellllT thMslll, 1 .... Tl-t
Sotond Ploce-Sttn Olttllt, lho Rt11J1ttr
BEST ARTICLE ON THE ENVIRONMENT
Flt\t Piece -L•rry p.,.,..,.., tt\e Reolster
~< ond Pl1to -Vicki Liberman, tl\e A"IJhlltr
Honorablw Mcnllon\ -Keith Tt~•,.."11, 111<1
!Imo . M•rl• "'"''"'the Reglllfr; Lynn 0-0.11, tl\o A<t<jl\t<" 8 EST ARTIClt: ON 1'HE HISTORY OF THE
AMERICANWEH
Fir\! P .. ct -HOWMd Seely• and Don Smith,,
ltteTlmn
S•<Ond Pl•o-D•V~ Ro...,,·~· Rjlgltler
Honor•l>I• Menllori -Anne Coo0tr. tM 0.llY
1>1101
llEST ENTERTAINMENT ARTICLE
Flr\1 Pl act J im Woltotl, ~thorn C:.11"'"'4•
Journal of Cornmtr(•
S.conll Pl.Kt -s,.ndl MoMty-COllMM\, dw
R1<11Stflr HonorAbl~ Mtn1lon• -J•<kle 11ymAft, ti,. 0.lly
Piiot; Nora Ho-. the Dally Nawa Trlllunt; Wiiiiam Schreiber, I~ D•llY Pilot
OEH ARTICLE ON lAW OR THE AO•
"':,';'j,~Tp~!~ION~,~~~~~~nd OoTOlhy FIWr'.
IN R@Ql\lor
Second Place -lorr.tlM n ... n~tt, tl'WlTI-c
Honorable Ml!ntlonl -l\rt VlnWI, ttl<' 0.11111'
P llol; St•n Oll•llt, I""' Rf9l\flf'; Tom llarloy, '"" 0 Ally Pllnt
llEST APTICLIOONMEDICll'IE
Fl"I Pinet -Al Hewitt, the Oalty N~Trlhunn
S.<Ofld Ptaco-Marclda OodlO!'t, lt\e R'91ltor
Honor tblt Mention Oorl• V•, tl\o Ot lty Piiot
llEST ARTICl EON Ll811111RIES
Honorable Menllon E1a1M Rl\lnqn, Ot•"O"
County EvenlnQN.,..,
O EST ARTI CLE O N SCI ENC ! O R TECHNOLOGY
l'lrJt Pia" -SylYI• Pelmotr, the Otll't N.ws Tribune
Second l'ilClt -wm11m Sc,,,.lllef, tM 0.11., Plloc
HOftortblt ~le•n -JoeMe Tffllfftt, IJo8
R..ittar; "!chant $tetty, 1"9 O.lty-. Trl"-
OEST AATtCLEON THU TAT VS OF WOMl!N First Ptace-H-eroSeetve. tht T1"'9t
SeCOnd l'lace-Ja<lt CheOCl911, IM Delly~ llEST AATICLIOH URIAH OIVELOPMINT
Flrtt l'ltct -Doris Ltt. IM Oally .....,.
Trlbllfl•
HOflOr•blt Mtflllont -Larry ,..ttrlOfl, 1118
lhtl"": J im Wolcott. Soutltern Ctllfornla
Journet ol Col'nmfft•: Lellrlt l(Hper, tllt O..lly
PllCll; Garv Gr.,,vlllt, IN Oelly Piiot
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Honda Car Sales
Rev Up in U.S.
From • aal• at.andpolnt. wblcb aulomobik mab ac·
celerated luWI' than Q¥ other In I.be U.S. market duri.q
19767 Tho answer b not the CUU.. Oil the Gruada, botb cl
which aold well, bul the Ja.,..,...made lkloda, wbJclt
maaa1ed lo boost U.a aalu hen from lOZ,300 lo U0,000, a
1aln of nearly 50 percent.
In a year wbeo
0.trolt WU bavtna lrOU·
ble sellin1 subcom·
pacts, Honda did
beautifully wtth U.a sub·
compacta, the Civic and
Accord. In a year wben
import •ales were down.
Hooda bucked that trend. too.
Money
Tree
Havtnc top.rated ias mileece an tats cerried out by the
Envlroamental Prottttion ,\Jency betped. Havtnc a clean
engine wtthout tbe additJon ol a catalytic ~verter a1lo
helped.
BONDA IS PAR1'1CVLA.at.V ST&ONG IN Wa
bellwether automobile mubt. Calllornia. The stat.e H ·
counted for about 2S percent ol Honda's tot.al U.S. •al•. And
Honda ls now out.Hlllna Volbwa1en in Callfornla. (ln
Canada, for a good part or 1976 Honda outsold all lmporta. >
In the United States as a whole, Honda aUll ranta fourth
behind Toyota, Datsun and Volbwqen ln the lmponed
sales race. Toyota wu again the le.der lJ\ 1976 with aal• cl
346.800 can, about 100,000 more tban were 1old by American
r.totors. Can made In Japan accounted for about 60 pettent or our import &ales of 1.5 million.
The Honduare made, or course, by the company that'•
the world's latgest manufacturer of motorcycles. It re·
ached that No. l spot in '1960 and has held It ever slnce. By its
own estimate, Honda produces one out of every four
motorcycles made in the non-COmmuniat world. Its &hare ol
Japanese productJon ls 4.5 percent.
BONDA Bl1LL MAKES •oat: motar'eyclea than can.
but that will change lf it continues to attract aut.omoblle
buyen the way It did la.st year. Hoada turns out about 2
mlllloo motorcycles a year. It.a top auto output was 43$,000,
but its two planta in Japan are oow seared up to produce at
the rate ot 600,000 can a year. Hoada la Japan's fourth
lar1eat auto maker. holding nearly 10 pacent ol the martet
there.
The eompany didn't begln lo make four·wbeeled
vehicles Wltil 11163. when it started producing minltrucb
and a small sports car. In 1967 It started to market a
mlnlcar, a model that was terminated In 1974. The Civic
subcompact made its debut in 1972.
Tbe United Sta~ ls a vital market for Honda. The com.
pany now has some 600 auto dealers across the country. tta
motorc7cles are sold through 1,750 outlets. Honda does
more than 60 percent of its total sales outside or Japan, and
tbe United States ls by far the biggest market. Ronda '1 an·
nual sales exceed $2.5 billion. Roughly one out ot every
lbree of those sales dollars comes from thls country.
At 813,008 Eaeh
Custom Ragtops
Bring Back Sun
HOWELL. Mich. <AP> -ConvertJbles have not been
factory-built in this count.ry for nearly a year now a.nd
motorists who like to drive in the open air have bad t.o make
dowitbusedcaraorlmports.
Rick Kuntz recognized a need to fill that vacuum and,
for a mere $13,000, he will tum your new Chrysler Cordoba
sedan into a soft-top for those warm summer evenings.
"FOR SOME PEOPLE, TBEia CAR means more tban
Ju.st transportation," the 39-year-old Chrysler dealer said.
"ll 's an ext.eosioo or their penooality. t ,ueas.
"And, let'• race it. on a warm spring Of" summer e"9t-
lng, with the top back, driving around Is an unforrett.able pleasure."
General Motors Corp. made the lut American rqtop
( IN HIGH GE.4R J
when a Cadlllae
Eldorado rolled off the
assembly line last April.
American Moto rs
dropped tbe convertible
In 1968, C hrysler
followed in 1971 and
Ford in 1973.
THE NEW CORDOBA CONVERTIBLES In Kunll'
•bowroom are cu.st.om made in Largo, Fla., by Mark Doyne,
who grew fond of hand-built cars during bis years u a
Coreign~ar dealer In Minneapolis.
"When Cadillac pulled the atr1n1, I could see a whale ot.
a market ii anybody could afford the price," Doyne Hid.
"It'• not a poor man 'a market. A.DythinJ you do ln cuatomia-
IQJ almost doubles the cost of the car."
Kunts aald the f\llly equipped Cordobas he uses liat al
about f7,000.
SINCE FAILING UPON THE IDEA of making and
selling Cordoba cooyertibles, Kuntz bu nm a two-column· by-1eveo-tnch advertlaement ln a Detroit newapaper.
"Tbe ad ha nm four tJmes and I imagine we've bad
alm0tt 100 calls already,'' said Bob Scott, controller for the
dealertblp. "We've got five firm orders and nobody hu even
questioned the price.•'
Kuntz said he got the Idea for the Cordoba convertible
when he saw one or Doyne's ads ln an Industry trade
publlcation. The ad pictured a M"9tanR ll convertible.
"I CALLED MARK AND RB ASKED me how serioua I wu," Kuntz aaJd. "The next day I went to Florida and
bouaht him a Cordoba t.o show bJm how sertoua I wu."
To date the Cordobu are rad.y for putC!hue. A third
wlll be dilplayed at the natJonal dealers' auto tbow ln New
Orleant on Jan. 29.
"f ba\le no Idea bow mao1 I'm &olnt to a II," Kunts
aald. "f'm lootlns to Nil 20, 30 ol them, maybe 50, but I
don't know. MQbe 111windupdrivtq10ot them. It's ttad
ol an nc:Wq ttd.n& because I Just don't know what tl '• •otoc to do." .
KUN'IZ MIO 8BG'1LA.a FBDEBAL AUTO aaftt.y
resutaU.O. won't applJ to hll converUblet u 1001 as fewer than 2IOO ... produeedeacb year.
A 1potceaman for Chrya~er . aaid the coovert.lble wu willbl)' to make a man· on comeback.
"But," the ookesmao .s d .. ''We do buJJd auc:b opt.Ions
u l·bar roots and sun decb fort.be r.-tt-alr entbuslutt."
Gibraltar Branch OK'd
OfbraJt.ar Savi.of• bas received 1,Pproval from re-
1ulato"7...-cl• to open an omce In t.aaun• fllUI.
Herbst I . Youn&, cbalrman ol the board and chief u -.
eeuUve omc., Hid Ute new branch will be Gibraltar'• ft.t\h
olflce In Onnle .Cow>tJ and eetb ln CalJtomJa. Jt wtll be a
lrMltaodlq buUdinc oo Et Toro Rold our If outton Parkw.,. OompleUoo la apea.d l1C. ln lt'Tf .