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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 27, 19n
VOL. 11. NO 11, J HCTIONS, M "AGIES
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Death Homicide
Pomerful Bomb Blasts
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ffshore Oil Dri]Jing
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SITE OF EXPLOSIONS
Utltlty ba1atlon Hl1
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Jailed
Orange County Sheriff's ol-
ers jailed a man on bur&lary
arges early today after he al-
ed ly was spotted entering
odel homea in the Mission Viejo
a and carrying newly laid
rpeting from the recently built
uses.
Deputies identified the man as
hn Timothy Sutton, 32. of
acentia. They said Sutton
erates a carpet bu.s1ne1s in
naheim.
Coast
Weather
Mostly cloudy with 60
percent chance of showers.
Rl1hs 62 to 86. Lows 47 to
53.
INSm ETODAY
All~h Califonda law re-
puloUnv the f ISO mUlion.-a·
11ettr f un1ra bu1ineu fa
d#cribcd. aa' OM of the . llO·
• tloft'a btd, fnforc~tJJt bal been qvntioMd. . P.art lll of
• cm A "odated. Pre11 1erfe1 at
Ofl P.age AlO.
CUPERTINO CAP) -At least
four powerful bombs, believed to
be the work of terrorists, severe-
ly damaged a Pacillc Gas le
Electric substation today, knock·
ing out four transformers and
power lo 21 ,000 cus tomers,
authoritie!S reported.
FBI spokesman Frank Per-
rone said investigators "'xpect
the New World Liberation Front
CNWLF) to claim responsibility,
in light or the terrorist group's re·
cent attacks and threats against the utility company.
Ma rlene Tobias. or the
NWLF's above·ground unit, said
she bas beard nothing from the
underground units on the
Cupertino bombings.
The N WL F claimed
responsibility for explosions at
two PG&E substations in Marin
County Jan. 19 and J an. 22. The
group has demanded free elec-
tricity for the aged poor.
T h e Santa Clara County
Shenff's office said the first
bluts occurred at 12:24 a.m.,
prompting calls from dozem or
area residents to flood police
switch boards.
Al 12:35 a.m., arter two de-
puties arrived at the substation to
investigate, two more bombs
went oft. The deputies were not in·
jured .
Authorities said entry to the
substation was gained through a
hole, four feet by five feet, cut in
the chain link fence around the un.
m.anned facility.
Sheriffs Sgt. Lloyd Timmoru1
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Murde r Seen
In Kids'
Body Find
B1 STEVE MFl'CllELL
Ol .. D<ll ........... " Costa Mesa detecUves suspect
homicide in the death of an un-
employed Sant1t Ana man whose
body was dilcovered behind' an
apartment. complex late Tuesday
by children playing wlth a
Frisbee.
The body of Paul Virgil Stallion.
55, 2021 11th St., Sant.a Ana, was
discovered at 4:45 p.m. Tuesday
behind at. an apartment bulldln1
at 198'7 MapleSt. lnCo.t.a Mesa.
Oranee County Coroner's de-
puties late Wednesday told ln-
vesUsaton the inan died of in·
temal bemorrbacln1 ln the neck
and head and had been dead since
Sunday nipt.
"There were no alps of trauma
when wefOUl'ldblm andtrutly, lt
looked like a c ... of overdoM at
fl rat,'" upla1.ned Cotta M•a
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hit • D •• eanw e, 10 awan •••
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The sands or Waikiki Beach in Hawaii are
filled with tourists escaping from colder
climates in the mainla nd United States and
Far East pouits. For a sample of what the
weather was like in less fortunate climes,
see PageA4.
.. Tanker Blast Hurts 17
BAYTOWN, Tex. <AP) -A
series of explosions rumbled
through an 80().foot tanker early
today as it took on a load oC
gasoline and other fuels, leaving
at least 17 people Injured and
four missing, the U.S. Coast
Guard said.
A witness said m any crewmen
leaped Into the Houston Ship
Channel or were hurled over·
board by the blasts that sank a
nearby tugboat and touched off a
spectacular fi re.
A Coast Guardspokesman said
there were at least three ex·
ploslons aboard the tanker Exx-
on San Francisco as it was being
loaded at the giant Exxon re·
finery here.
"It was a rumbling type of ex-
plosion and the tanker did not
Suspect Told Devil
'Come Out, Fight'
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By TOM BARLEY the presentation from Uie witnesa
• 01t11e0e11•"'""''-" stand. that be felt during bis at~
M ~rder defendant Ken tacks on two women that ''Satan
Rich was playing bis 1ame, sittioi ard Hulbert wu ·trying to backlau&hin1 at me."
''lorce t.be devil to come out and . Hulbert said be did not realize
fl1ht"' wbeft be Uu'otUed one until Whittier bouaewlre Gina
woman to death and beat another Marte nsber Jay dead beneath
Oft .the head wtth • rock unUl bis him that be bad exerted ab-
clotbes were bloody. normal force lo bis effort.a to
Tbla Wat t.eatlmony via compel the devil to leave her videotape intenteW 1lven Wed-bod
nHday to Hulbert.'a Orange P!i1ce found the• 11-y' ear-old County$1perlorCourtjury. I I -.... .... b Hulbert~25, wu queaUoned at v ct m's VVUJ ln WJO act of her
l ..... t .......i.. tt~.. car on Jan. 7 1976. It ia alleted a.... '"'"'' .. arreat one that she wu 'iorced Into the back year a10 on char1es of murder; ot th• vehicle at iunpolnt afte1'
rape, kidnap and robbery. she met Hulbert at a Fullerton Tbe 1'ullerton inan told Dr.
L a w r·• D c • St r o • • ' t b • 1boppln1 ctnter.
.PIYCblatrllt wbo .. 1upenlalq .<See DEVIL, Pase AJ)
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simply blow up," a spokesman
said.
A Coast Guard spokesman said
three of the persons missing were
crew members of the tugboat
·Nathan B, ~bich sank near the
tanker and was believed to have
provided the spark that touched
off the blasts. The fourth was a
c rewman from the CYS
Brilliance, a Llberian tanker tied
up, at the same dock .
He said the tanker's crew of 30
to 40 men were all accounted for.
The Coast Guard said at lean
three or the injured required
hospltal.UaUon,
About 45 people were evacuat·
ed from nearby homes.
"They were loading heating oil
through a loadlni arm when the
arm broke, spraying beating oil
over the dock," said Coast Guard
s pokesman Lt. Dennis Sande.
"Accordinl to reports, the com·
m erclal tueboat NaUtan B, which
was docked on the other aide or
the pier from the San Franclaco,
started her ert1ines and It was
shortly alter that that the ex-
plosions occurred."
The tug was tipped over and
sank upside down, wltneaaes
aatd.
· Flame1 spread to the dock
after the early morninc ex·
ploalona. Euon personnel sald
the tire wu under control shortly
a.Itel' daybreak.
Several small craft jolned two nreboata tn searching the channel
forthemiulnamen •.
Renewed
Drilling /
Approved
ByBOBERTBARKER ~ OllMDallyl'tietSull
A moratorium on offshore oil
drilling off the coast of Hunt·
ington Beach was lilted Wednes·
day by the State Lands Com·
mission in Sacramento.
A spokesman said that about 17
wells . are to be redrllled from
platform Emmy, H~ miles ofJ
the coasUine, by AminoH USA Inc., formerly the Burm ah Oil
and Gas Company.
In addition, about 38 wells are
to be redrilled on the company's
upland oil field along Pacific
Coast Highway and west or'
Golden West Street in Huntingt.orr
Beach. ·
Don Everitts, an official with
the Slate Lands Commission.
said today that approval was
granted after Aminoil agreed to
several stipulations.
They include:
-PURCHASE OF a $10 million
insurance po licy against
damages from a possible oil spill.
-AGREEMENT BY the com-
pany to open a claims office in
Huntington Beach for prompt
settlement of claims.
-COMMITMENT BY Aminoil
to develop a new oil spill cont-
ingency plan.
Bob Goggins, division produc-
tion superintendent for Aminoil ,
<See DRILLING, Page AZ)
Manson Cult ..
Behind D eath. !
Of Producer? ·
LOS ANGELES (AP)-Police
say they do not know Uthe klllln&
of producer-director Laurence
Merrick was connected with his mm on the Charles Manson
family.
Merrick, creator or the 1972
documentary film "Manson,"
was shot outside his film studio
Wednesday. Bis film included an
interview with three rlfie-totlnc
female members of the cult
leader's clan.
Police said Merrick stumbled
into hla office after a sincle bullet
tore into his back. leading
employa at. the film achool to
believe the SO.year-old filmmaker
was playing a practical joke on
them.
Richard Romero, fin an cl al con:
aultant to Merrick's school, save
this account:
"Wewerelooldnarorhim (Mer·
rick) to come back, because we
were 101ng to uk him a question
about 1omethin1. And all of a sud-
den we heard a loud pop • • • and
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Women Priests Nixed Jury Bustled
Sexy Magazine Exmbit A V"ATlCAN CITY (AP>-The
Roman Catholic Church will oot
qrdain women a11 priests no
•ataer .,... otbic ~do.
the VaUcan said tod~. because
. ~esus Chrilt was a man and b1a
repreaeotatlves on earth must
bear a "natural resemblance."
A 6,000-word declaration ls·
•ued by the Vatican's Con9re1a· ~tioo for the Doctrine of the
Faith on the orders of Po~
J>aul VJ said the church based
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TOP CIA CHOICE?
Ex-LBJ Aide Moye,..
Jurors Aware
Of Slaughter
On Canipos
A survey of jurors now serving
in Orange County Superior Court
s hows almost aJI have heard or
read about the slaying of seven
people last summer on lbe Cal
State Fullerton campl.lS.
But the survey also shows.most
or the jurors feel they could give
accused mass murderer Edward
Allaway a fair and impartial
trial.
Purpose of the written survey
oy ueputy t'UDltc u etenoer
Ronald Butler was to help prove
Butler's contention that Allaway can not get a fair triaJ in Orange
County.
''We'll have to spend sotne
time studying the results to tell
what they really mean," BuUer
said arter giving the survey re-
sults to Judge Robert Kneeland.
Jn s ummary, 70 jurors said
they had heard or read about Al·
!away while 76 or those ques·
tioned said they bad not.
But 139 jurors admitted they
had read or beard about the kill·
ing or seven people aad the
wounding of two on tbe Fullertoll
campus last July 12. Only sever\
juro r s said they bad no
knowledge of the bloody shooting
spree.
When asked if they could dis·
regard what they already know
about the case and judge Al·
bway solel,y on evldence pre-
'ented in court, 101 jurors said, yes, they could.
Only 18 of those questioned
said they could not set aside wbat
they already know about the cue
while 26 said they wereo 't cer-
t8Jn .
None of tbe jurors who
responded in the U..quesion sur· vey will serve onAllaway'sjury if
l)e is tried in Otadlf County. By
Cbe 11 arch 7 trial date, their
scheduled Jury duty wlll have ended
But BuUer beU,-ves the current
panel or jurors is likely to reflect
the impressions of the Mareb
panel , the Jurors wbo ml,lbt then
sit ln judgment OD Allaway.
Judge Kneeland received the
s urvey without comment.
Then, it WU Deputy Di.attkt
Attorney Gary Ryan's tum to•~
why be '9oesn't think AUaway•s
trial sbOUld be moved to anotber
county.
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tta deetak>a oo the attitude ol
Cbrtat, who cbo&e onJy maJes
for bla apostles, a.nd that of the dhdrln. wt.o ebole '*'r aea as priests.
Informed aources laid earlier
thla week that the document
~d open tbe way for women
to become deaeons u they were lo the early days of Christiani·
ty. But an official commentary
released with the declaration
•aid the Congregation had
LB/Aide -. .
postponed a decision on women
de a coos.
It is "u question that must be
...,.-oaclted Iii a dlllwoap WQ
without preconceived ldeu but
with direct study cl texts," the
commentary aaid.
Deacona ma.,v Pl'HCh, t lve communloD and ustit a priest.
in saying MMS but are barred
from saying Mass and heartni
confession, the two malo rit.es
in a Roman Catholic's reUgious life.
of the riabt.s ol a person but de-
pends on the . . . mystery or
Christ and the Cli~h." The Vtdean said the declara.
lion w as Issued to dispel doubts
. at a time when otber Chri1Uan
cburcbea, lnclud ing the
EpiscopaJ Church In the United
States, were opening the door
for women to become ministers. pastors and priests.
CINCINNATI (AP) -Not every trial glvet
JUl'Or& the oPportunity to curl up witb a airll•
maiul.De. , But 1'ltb RusUer maimu -aloq with lta
publlsher, h1s wife. h1I brother and the prod\letioo
man•ser -the defendants, the seven IDen and ftve ~me~ iA the jury have been ~ered to study 11 la·
su~ from co~er to cover.
· The def endanta are charged with panderinl ob-
scenity and ensaaini i.o orpDbed crlme. Publfaher Larry f1.ynt•g Wife Altb~ aad. brother James are cbarged as auociates In publlablnC the mqaalne.
Al Van Scbalk is 1he produd:lan ma.nqer. J Teat;hnoQy began tb1s ~ after two weeb w
jury selection.
:rop·Name.
Tbe declataUon said priests and bishops represent Cbri!lt in
a sacramental sense that goes beyond symbolism. A "natural
resemblance" ls thus required,
it said quoting St. Thomas ... •Aqolnas. .. • • ~.,
· It referred to recent cor-
respondence between Pope Ptul
and Dr. Donald Coggan, the archbishop of Canterbury and
primate of the Anglican Church,
in which the pope said the ac-
ceptance of wom en priests
would block progress toward
unity amo ng C hristian ttU:lttll~.
In opening remarks, attorneys for both sides
warned jurors that they might be shocked by what
they saw in the magazine.
. ~
ForCIJ
WASHINGTON (AP> -Bill
D. Moyers, former top aide to
Lyndon Jo&.nson ·is a prlme can·
a1aate to be ~omuurteQ \:1A
director by President "Carter .. according to sources ID&tde and
outside tbe administratton.
Moyen was out of the counlr)'
today. A source at CBS Nevn in
New York City, where MO)'el'S
is tbe cblef reporter and
anchorman for "CBS Reports,"
said be ls JOming a docwuen-
tary in Cuba, whose leader 1be
CIA allegedly plotted el1bt
times to kill between 1960 and
1965.
Mo~rs could not be reached
by telephone. .
CBS News said be authorized
it to say "be bas n°"J>een of. lem a job in ~ <f"li'ter ad-
ministration by the President or
anyone claiming to represent
the President. He is not con-
tending for any job."
White House Press Secretary
J ody Powell told reporters:
"With regard to speculation
about a new CIA director. it's a little early to be speculating
about that, and I think if you
did you'd get yourself into an
embarrass~ si~tiop.", 1>
'1M y guidance is not to
'6peculate on Moyers.or anyone ·else."
The administration sources
sad Moyers is a front runner for
the CIA.
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DEATH •••
then be came nmning in and said,
·My God, I've been shot.'
"Tbeo somebody said, 'No. I think he's acting.• And then so-
meone said, 'No, be bas been
•bot'.''
"He came running into the of.
flee:
" 'My God, Ricbard,' be says,
'l 've been shot. Loot at my back.'
"And be lift.eel up his abirt and
. nle as sbootib • right mthe SJDall
··of lbe back there was a bullet bole
tDtbere."
Merrick died at Hollywood
Presbyterian H915pital about one
hoq,r after the 12: 25 p. m. shooting,
police said.
Officers said some of the 200
studebt.s at the Laurence Merrick
Studios reported seeing a "sus-
plcioua acting" man who bad
been banging around the
Hollywood school all moi'nioa.
ulltinl some of them about Mer-
rick.
The assailant was described by
police u heavyset, about 22 to28
years old, wearing blue denim
overalls and a yellow knit cap. He wu about5-foot~with brown hair
and wore gold rimmed aun·
glassH.
Merrick, no relation to
Broadway producer David Mer·
rlek, was nominatea for an
Academy Award tor the movie
"Manson" in 1972 but had been
plagued with le&al problems.
It.a release wu fint blocked by
a law1uit filed by a. participant in
tbe producUoo, Robert Hen·
drict.on. • taid be had oat
been 1iven proper credl\ for b1a ·
work.
Tben a Judie .. aln at.GDJted.tbe r.cture from Alease bec!ause be
ared it would prejudice the trtal
on attempted murder charges of
Mamon family member Lynette
"Squeaky" Fromme.
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BOMBS •••
aafd the exoJ•lons were cawed
by at least lour pipe bombs ftlled
wttb dyumJte or other hltb ex·
plosive and equipped with a Um-
lnt d•vlce. "ft wu very almilarto
devices used in turoriat b0mb-
ln1atn t.bepat." be said. •
Timmons said the delay in the
l11t two nplo1lon1 · dta not
necea•artly mean tbat Ute bom·
ben were ~ to burt law en·
forrement pe1i0anel. Re said ff
was not uncommon for bomb tim· ;al devictt to have u error faetiar of 10 mlnut.elOl'IO. ' '
The facUitr located on a bilL
'about two ~M>tn tbe'netnlt
bomea, wu bombed on March 21,.
lf.1 and on Nov. p , 1m. No rroup
( -1med the ftnt bOmblna and the ·aeeond wu claimed bJ timJrilb
callln1 tbemNlv• Amerteana for
JuaUce.
'
"When il is necessary to ex·
press sacnunentally the role ol
Christ lo the Eucbarut, this
'natural resemblance' that must exist between Christ and his
minister would be missing if the
role of Christ were not held by
a man,•• the statement con·
tlnued. "Otherwise. one could
hardly see the image of Christ
in the one wbo is minister. In
fact, Christ himself was and re-
mains a man."
Priesthood should not be dis·
cussed as a matter of social ad·
vancement or equality between
sexes, the document •a1d, ad·
cling: "lt •bould not be forgot-
ten that priesthood la not part
"This constitutes an
ecumenical problem on which
the Catholic church mu.st make
its thought known, even more
so since in various sections of
public opinion the question has
been raised whether it, too,
should not modify Its rules and
admit women~ priesUy ordina-
tion,•• the document said.
"The Church for the sake or loyalty to the example of its
Lord, does not con.sider itself to
be authorized to allow women
to th e priestly ordina-
tion . . . . The Catholic Church has never held that women
could validly receive the priest-
ly or episcopal ordination."
Small Car Sought
In NB Slwoting
Newport Beach police are look·
ing for a rust colored Volkswaaen
"bug" with a shattered rear win·
dow after the two men in it shot at
a n Orange County Barbor
Patrolman early today.
Stepben.s fired a shot through the
rear window.
Police call~ to the aeene br U.
patrolmen were unable to find tbe
two men.
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Del. Sam Amburgey of the
Newport Beach Police Depart-
ment said be is asking Harbor
Area resident.a wbo might have
seen the car. described as a
1968·1970model.tocontactbim.
The mwtna men aredescrlbecJ
as being about alx feet tall and
we ighing 160 to 115 pounds.
Stephens said be beUevea they
were between20and23yearsold.
DEVIL BA TILE ••• According to police reports, the
shooting incident occUITed when
Harbor Patrolman Walter
Stephens. 30. was checking the
dock area al 28th Street at about 2
a.m .
FrwmP-.AI
Hulbert repeatedly protests
during the eight. hour taped
session with Dr. Stross that
murder charges are not justified
since the viC?tim did not die.
"Death is an illusion," be said.
And be frequenUy repeats bis
belief that women are deformed
versions of "the unisex" who are
used by the devil to challenge man
and God.
Hulbert testified tbat he told
Mrs. Tisher and a woman who
WU khln.aped by l;li,n:J.Jq_W' day.s later tliat lle wu det~imlnecf to
force the devil to le.ave their
bodies. ·
He said he picked up a rock and
battered the second woman after
she argued with him for eight
houn during an automobile drive
through Orange and Los Angeles
counties.
The woman was found in a
ditch in the Irvine area after be-
in g s potted by a passing
motorist. Doctors who operated on her aay abe ls lucky to be aUve
after aufferlni massive bead in·
juries.
Hulbert raised Dr. Stross•
eyebrows durtna the interview
when be talked of being involved
in three deaths in a seven-day period.
The psychiat.riat made repeat·
ed attempts to persuade Hulbert
to elaborate oo the statement but
without success.
Hulbert faces eventual court
fCtlon in Loe Angeles County oo
charaea related to bis alleged al·
tacks on six women in that area if
be la found sane during the cur·
tent bearing and trted in Orange
CoUhty.
But police frequently com·
mented in the period Immediate-
ly followiol bis arrest that be
J?l&Y have been involved in more
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MURDER • •
police Lt. George L . Lorton today.
Lorton said bis investigation
found that Stallion was treated for
1fmUar injuries earlier this
mOlltb at the UCI Medical Center.
"He w111 treated for broken ribs
at UCJ Medical Center about a
week and a half ago from a
physical 9ltercatton," Lorton
aald. ''It ls very posalble be could
have continued hemorrhaging
from those wound& and that might
have caused his death."
Stallion'• body was discovered
by children p)a~g about 4 :4S
,p.m. Tuesday, Lorton said. He
said they saw his ahoes sUcldng
out from between a fence and the
apartment building and notified
an adult who contacted police.
''There ls no evidence the body
was placed there," l.orton said.
"It looq like· be! went there to
eleep."
Lorton said tbe cue h listed u
a suaplclOUI death but added de-
t.ecUvu feellUa a bomiclde.
He said SteJHoa wq lut seen
Jan. 19 at tbe Fll'1t Step House of
Oran1e County, 2015 Charle St., a
aocJaJ or1aniladoo th~ attempts
to rebabWtatealcohollc.s.
"Tbat'a what we've learned
from the people we've contacted
IO far," he lldd~. "It ls poeaible
aomeone mleht have seen blrn
la1t Sunday nlgbt around the
apartment complex."
Police aai4 they learned that
Stallion bad a drinklnc problem
form any ye«n, and thet be bu no
family in tbe ana.
DetecUvea are lractn1
SllUlcm 'a actWttl .. PJ10f t0blade· Uh laat Sunday ln Order to dla.
COYtr with whom h m•y baft
had an alteruUon.
Police an uk1ni that UJOQe
who mt¥ have boWn StaUJon.or aeen him prior to Sunda7 ·can
the deleetlvebunau.
tbanonem~er.
Deputy pu6Uc defender Walter
Zeeb commented Wednesday
that no such charges beyond the
single murder allegation were
ever pursued against bis client
who was inruct.ed by the Grand
Jury.
And Dr. Stross commented
that the statements made during
the taping cannot under any
circumstances, be regarded as
solid. evidence that ij:ulbert was tn-lolved ln •more ttian one
murder.
Stephens. who was unhurt in the
incident, said he saw two young
men loitering near businesses.
The pair apparently started to
walk away as soon as they saw the
patrolman.
Stephens said when be called
for them to stop. one turned and
fired a single sbot at him from a
pistol.
The two men ran to a parked
VW and drov~ off, but not before
®QUALITY
TELEVISION
DRILUNG ••
sald that each new well will ~
quire a State Lands CommissiOD
permit before drilling or produc.
lion can be started.
OU c~jJ:.anies were problbttecl from d · g new wells or~
log old oaes became of the 119
oil aplU lo Sant.a Barbara Chan-
nel.
Goggins said, however. that oil
production bu been going on at
pre-spill levels and that Platform
Emmy has beeo producing about
32,000 barrels of oU per day.
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Orange Coast
EDITION
OL. 70, NO. 27, 3 Sl!CTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE cOUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Today's Closing
N.Y. Stoeks I
C TEN CEN1iS
~UJitington Oil . Drilling Ban Lifted
' ' , By ROBERT BARKER
' •• OI tlle oa~, l'Oor sc..11
A moratorium on oft'shor e oil
·mna off the coast or HU<tt-
gton Beach was lifted Wednes-
ay by the State Lands Com-
Sssion i.n Sacramento.
A spokesman said that about 17
eUs are to be redrilled from
latform Emmy, H~ miles off
coastline, by Aminoil USA
lnc., formerly the Burmah Oil
and Gas Company.
Jn addition, about 38 wells are
to be redrilled on the company's
upland oil field along Pacific
Coast High,hy and west of
Golden West Street in Huntington
Beach.
Don Everitts, an official with
the State Lands Commission,
said today that approvaJ was
granted aft.et Aminoll agreed t.Q
several stipulations.
•• Tbey include:
-PURCIU.s&OF a $10 million
insurance policy against
damages r~m a J¥)Ssible oil spill
-AGREEMENT BY lh~com
pany to open a claims office in
Huntington Beach for prompt
setUenientof claims.
-COMMITMENT BY Aminoil
to develop a new oil aplll cont-
ingency plan. •
Bob Goggin.a, division produc-,
lion superint4Ddent for Aminoil,
said that each new well will re-
quite a State Lands Commission
permit before drilling or produc·
tion can be started.
Oil companies were prohibited •
from drilling new wells <>19edrill·
ing old ones because of tlie 1969
oil spill in Santa Barbara Chan·
nel.
Goegin.s said, however, that oil
producUOn has been going on al
pre-splll levels and that Platform
Emmy bas been producing about
32,000 barrels of oil per day.
Goggins said lhft drilling from
upland properties a.re expectecl
to begin i.n March. He said dnll·
Ing from Platform Emmy i~
scheduled tosta\l ln June.
The decision by the state lo lift
the moratorium has nothing to dct
with leases that have been more
recently granted by the federal
government.
Several exploratory efforts are
going on further off the coast.
esa • Children Discover
•
Qody.
•
j sylum Promised?
·_·Death Suspect
..
Tabs Governor
• SlotUon
0 1~
~ l 1ln
Af'Wh·•-•"""I'
SITE OF EXPLOSIONS
Utlllty Substation Hit
• error1sts
mh Utility
CUPERTINO <AP) At least
ur powerful bombs. believed to
the work or terrorists, scvcre-
d am aged a Pacific Gas &
leqric substation today, knock-
g out four transformers and
wer to 21.000 custo mer~.
thoritles reported
FBI s pokes man Frank Per-
ne s~1d investigators expect
e New World L1berat1on Front
WLF> to claim responsibility,
light.of the terrorist group ·s re-
ent attacks and threats against
e utility rompany
M a rle ne Tobias. o f the
LF's above-ground unit, sa1d
e has heard nothing from the
PHOENIX, Ariz. (A P > -The
confessed killer or a newspaper
reporter !taid today he was pro-
mised asylum after the killing at
a place in Mexico, owned by li-
quor m agnate Kemper Marley
and Arizona Gov. Raul Castro.
J ohn Harvey Adamson, 33, who
pleaded guHty to second-degree
murder Jan. 15 in the slaying of
Ar izona Republic reporter Don
Bolles, testified for a second day
1n a preliminary hearing for
Phoenix contractor Max Dunalp,
47, and s uburban Ch andler
plumber Jimmy Robison, 54 .
Dunlap and Robison were
c h arged with fi rst -d e gree
murder and conspiracy in the
June 2, 1976, car bombing after
being implicated by Adamson, a
state's witness.
Bolles, an investigative
newspaper reporter, was gather-
ing information for a story on
land deals when he was killed.
"If you want to, I can get you
out of the country ln a m inute,"'
Adamson quoted Dunlap as say.
mg to him about a week after the
bombing. "There's a twin-e ngine
plane and Kemper and the gov-
ernor have that thing down in
Mexico."
Marley, 70, has declined to
comment. Police will say only
that they are not seeking him, but
are inves tigating Adamson 's
statements. Newsmeo have been
unable to contact hlm.
But Castro termed Adamson 's
c omments "abs urd a nd
ridiculous "
"I have never had any connec·
tion with Mr. Marley either
here or m Mexico,•· Ute governor
said. "A check or the facts would
reveal Lhat Adamson has com-
mitted perjury···
Just the Bare E'a~t•
California Highway Patrolman J erome Per~a (right) finds himself in an 1embar-
rassfng situation after his motorycycle
wiped out o n the Ventura Freeway near
Agoura. The officer making the inspection
is unidentified. Neither P ererra nor his
cycle_ was seriouslY damaged.
Texas Fuel Tanker
Blast Injures I 7
Catholics
NiXWomen
As Priest,s
BAYTOWN, Tex. CAP ) -A
series of explosions rumbled
thr ough an 800-foot tanker eitrly
today as lt t ook on a load of
gasoline and othe r fuels, leaving
at least 17 people injured and
at least thrt-e others missing, the
U.S. Coast Guard said.
A witness said many crewmen
leaped into the Houston Ship
Channel or were hurled over-
board by the blasts that sank a
nearby tugboat and touched off a
spedacular fire.
TEXAS
0 VATICAN CITY CAP>-The
Roman Catholic Church will not
ordain women .as priest s no
matter what other churches do,
the Vatican said today, because
Jesus Christ was a man and his
representatives on earth must
bear a "natural resemblance."
A 6,000-word dec laration is -
sued by the Vatican's Congrega-
tion for the b octrine or the
Faith on the orders or Pope
Paul VI said the church based
nderground u nits on the
upertino bombings. •
Th e NWL P c l aimed
pons1bility for explosions at
wo PG&E substations in Marin
New Service
Started for
Mesa.Seniors
·A Coast Guard spokesman said
~-there were at least three ex·
plosions aboard the tanker Exx·
• oo San Francisco as it was being
loaded at the giant Exxon re-
finery here .
'.j~=~~~~~ its decision on the attitude of ~ Christ, who chose only .males
for his apostles, and that of the
disciples. who chose only men
as priests.
ounty Jan. 19 and Jan 22. The
roup has demanded free elec·
icity for the aged poor.
The Santa Clara County
erirt's om ce s aid t he first
lasts occurred at 12 · 2-4 a m .
prompting calls from dozens or
area residents to nood police
switchboards
At 12.35 a .m , a fter two de-
puties arrived at the,substation to I investigate, tw" more bombs
we nt off. The deputies were ooUn-
jured
I
Authorities paid entry to the .
substation was gained through a
b ole, four feet by rave feet, cut in
the chain link fenct around the lU\·
P'anned facility.
• Sheriff's Sgt. Lloyd Timmons
~id the explosions were caused
ry at least roul-pipe bombs filled
itb dynamite or other b1gh ex·
oslve and equipped with a lijn-
aig de vice. "lt was very similar to
hvices used in terrorist bOmb-
lngs ln the past," he said.
1'n~.__1 Orchestras
t Concert Friday
The combintd orchestras ol
osta Mesa. Est\\ncla and
ewport Harbor High Schools
preae:ot a public eoncert Fri· •>' et 7:30 p.m. in the Newport
rbor Hllb School AudJtorlum. ~Tb• AII·Dlstrlct Combined
rcllestra, under tbe dlrectlon or
ndy Eutman, will perform •
lectlon of compo1itlon1 b•
Beethoven, Straun, Schubel'\
I ad othen dun"' the proaram.
Admlulon is $1 wltb : tlchta
ttAll.ble It CU door.
'
Older Costa Mesa residents
can now seek solutions to a
number of problems, ranaing
from housing, legal concem s,
financial and medJcal through a
new program in the c ity's
downtown area.
Troubled seniors can walk into
the Social Security Ac:fminlstra-
Uon offices at 1895 Newport Blvd.
between 9::1> and 11:30 a.m. on
the first and third Mondays.
"h was a rumbling type of ex·
plosion and the tanker did not
simply blow up," a spokesman
said.
A Coast Guard spokesman said
three or the persons missing were
crew members or the tugboat
Nathan B. which s ank near the
tanker and was believed to have
provided the spark tha t touched
off the blasts. The fourth was a
c r e wm an from th e C VS
Brilliance, a Liberian tanker ti~
up at the same dock.
• '·
·~-·~""-SITE OF EXPLOSION
Gas Tanker Rocked
He said the t anker 's crew or:.>
to 40 men were all accounted for.
The Coast Guard said at least
t hree or the injured required
hospitalization.
About "5 people w~re evacuat·
ed from near by homes.
"They were loading heating oil
through a loading arm wben the
a rm· broke, spraying heating oil
over the dock," said Coast Guard
s pokesman Lt. Dennis Sande.
Informed sources said earlier
this week that the document
could open tbe way for women
to become d eacons as they were
in the early days of Christiani·
ty. But an official commentary
released with the de claration
said the congregation baq
postponed a decision on women
deacons.
It is "a question that must be
approached in a thorough way
without preconceived ideas but
with direct study of texts," the
commentary aaJd.
Deacons may preach , give
communion atld assist a priest
in saying Mus but are barred
from sayipg Mass and hearing
confession, the two main rites
Jn a Roman Catholic's reUgious
life. .
The declaration said priests
and bishops reps:esent Christ in
a sacramental sense that goes
beyond symbolism. A ''natural
resemblance" la thus requirt!d,
U. said quoting St. Thomas
Aquinas. '4
Car ~tripper Cuts ..
I Me.an'& Hardtop
A Cost. Ke.a man, who'Tues·
dty w aa lbe Pl'O\ld owner of a vin-·ta•• 11$5font1'.Btrd1 ls now the b&rJ OWQer Of a VUlt•1• 1~
Ford T·bl.rd c:onvortlble after.
thieve• \OOk tbe $800 hardtop
from \be car.
Gary L. Hmxaan, 1802 Orana•
Ave.. told pollce 1ornt0t\e 1t<>I• lbe harcftpp durJna the 'J)laht
. 'J'u11da)'·t0f· eui,. Wedneiiay ~BM ?¥.I• tit Wilt. Ht WI per~~~~-• · •..
Officers
Suspect
Honrlcide·
.. I,
Costa Mesa detQCtives s usped
homicide in the death or an on-
employed Santa Ana man whose
body was discovered behind an
apartment complex late Tuesday
by c hildren playing with a..
Frisbee. •
The body or Paul Virgil Stallion. J
SS, 2021 Uth St., Santa Ana, wa!lt•
discovered at 4:45 p .m . Tuesday,
behind al an apartment building'"
at 1987 Ma pie St. in Costa Mesa
Orange County Coroner's de-
puties late Wednesd ay told in-·
vestigators the rtan died of in-
ternal hemorrhaging in the neck
and he ad and had been dead since,
Sunday night. .• '
"There were no s igns of trauma'
when we found him and frankly, it
looked like a case of pverdose at\
first," explained <!t>sta Mesa poll~e Lt. George L. Lortontoday.J
L<'kton said his investigat• ro~nd that Stallion was treated Tor
similar injuries earlier this}
montJ> attheUCI Medical Center.
''He was treated for broken ribs
a t UCI Medical Center about a
week and a half ago from a
physical alter cation," Lor ton
said. "lt is very possible he couJd
have . continued hemorrhaging
from those wounds and that might
have caused his death."
Stallion's body was discov,,red
by children playing about 4 :45
!See MURDE R, Page A2>
Space Pioneer
Fights Canc~r
WA S HINGTON <AP )
Wernher von Braun, the
Germ an·born rocket pioneer who
helped direct American space
exploration, is righting a battl,e
again s t cance r that has
hos pitalized him for three
months .
Despite his illness, friends re-
port he is in good s pirits and oc-
cupies hlsltime reading, visiting
and selecting papers to be placed
in a permanent collection at the
Marshall Space Flight Center in
Huntsville, Ala.
While head of the Huntsville
facility throughout the 1960s. von
Braun directed development of
the Saturn S r ocket which
transported 12 U.S. astronauts t-0
the surface or the moon.
Coast
Weather
Moatly cloudy with 60
percent chance of showers.
Highs 62 to 66. Lows 47 to
S3.
INSIDE TODAY
Although Colifomia law re-
gulating the $150 million.-o-
11eo r funeral buainus as
descrlbtd. a1 one of the . na-
tion 'a belt, mforcement ha!
been queatloMd .. P.art Ill of
an A"oclated Pttu aene1 u on P.age AIO.
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.41 DAIL V PILOT C Thund•y. January 21. tt77
By TOM BA RLEY °'"'" oa11, r1101 St•tt
Murd e r d e fe ndant Ken
Richard Hulbert was trying to
"force the devil to come out and
light" when he throttled one
woman to death and beat another
on the head with a rock until tus
clothes were bloody.
This was testimony via
videotape interview given Wed·
nesday to Jlulbert'R Orange
County Superior Court jury.
Hulbert, 2S, was questioned at
length following his arrest one
year ago on charges of murder.
rape. kidnap and robbery
The Fullerton man told Or
Lawrence S tr oss. th e
psychiatnsl who 1s supervising
the presentation from the witness
stand, that he felt during his at-
tacks on two women that "Satan
was playing his game, sitting
back laughing at me "
Hulbert srud he did not realize
until Whither housewife Gina
Mesan Gets
Tu:o Y e ars
In Slaying
A Costa Mesan who admitted
being involved m the murders of
a Sunset Beach couple shot to de·
ath in their home during a re-
venge r aid was sentenced today
to two years in Orange County
Jail.
Superior Court Judge Robert r . K O('Cland ord('r('d the !>CO
lencc and three years probation
after Michael Anthony Petrone,
33, of 3027 Koyce Lane, filed the
pleas rather than race trial.
Petrone admitted that he was
one of 11 men who burs t into a
home at 16861 Bayview Drive on
Nov. 8. 1975, during a raid that
ended with the deaths of Ronald
Cauwels, 27, and Janet Mac
Metz. 34.
ll was alleged during trials of
Petrone's co-defendants that
Cauwels was sentenced to death
by the gang after he took 174
pounds or marijuana al gunpoint
from two gang members without
banding over the S20,000 pro-
mised payment
Ten co-defendants have been
found or have plcJded guilty to
murder charges Three of the 11
have bcrn '<t'nl<·nc<'d tn lift: in
prison
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COASTLINE CC LECTURE
Successful Prrret1rement Plan
n10g Seminar. tloag Mcm onal
Jfosp1tal Meetmg Rooms A and fl , 7 p.m.
FRIDA V, JAN. 28
"PLAZA SUITE" Costa
Mesa Civic Playhouse, Fair
irounds. Jan 28 and 29. Feb 4
and 5. 8 JOp m
"A CE TA CEAN
CELEBRATfON" Benefit con-
cert ror whales and dolphins,
OCC Auditonum. 8 p m $5.
: OCC PLANETARIUM "The
P eople." Stephen Lattan110 lee
torer. 7.30and9p.m.
OCC LECTURES -"Medita-
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p.m.
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Re pertory Theate r, Tuesday
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M ar1e Tisher lay dead beneath
him that he had exerted ab·
normal force in his efforts to
compel the devil t.o leave her
body.
Police found the 19· year-old
victim's body in the back or her
car on Jan. 7, 1976. It is alleged
that s he was forced into the back
of the vehicle at gunpoint after
she met Hulbert at a Fullerton
shopping center.
Hulbert re peatedly protests
during the eight ho ur taped
session with Or. Stross that
murder charges are not justified
. since the victim did not die. ·
"Death is an illusion," he said.
And he frequently repeats hJs
belief that women are deformed
versions of "the unisex" who are
used by the devil to challenge man
and God.
Hulbert testified that be told
Mrs. Tisher and a woman who
was kidnaped by him four days
later that he was determined to
force the devil to leave their
bodies. ,
He said he picked up a rock and
battered the second~oman after
she argued with him for eight
hours during an automobile drive
through Orange and Los Angeles
counties.
The woman was found in a
ditch in the Irvine area after be-
ing spotted by a passing
motorist. Doctors who operated
on her say she is lucky to be alive
after suffering massive head in-
juries.
San Clemente
Mom Guilty
Of Child Abuse
A sobbing Caroly n Sue
Brewster of San Clemente was
hustled into Orange County Jail
late Wednesday after being found
guilty of three felony counts of
child abuse.
Superior Court Judge Harmon
G. Scoville ordered her commit-
ment after a jury in his courtroom
returned the verdicts demanded
by Deputy Dis trict Attorney
Frank Fasel.
Co-defendant Kenneth Ray
Bolden. 20. a Camp Pendleton
Marine, was found guilty on two of
three counts or child abuse. But
the jury which deliberated for
near ly four days reduced the level
or the offenses to misdemeanors.
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MURDER • •
pm. Tuesday, Lorton said. He
said they saw his shoes sticking
out from between a fence and the
apartment building and notified
an adult who contacted police.
"There is no evidence the body
was placed there." Lorton said.
"It looks like he went there to
sleep.''
Lorton said the case is listed as
a suspicious death but added de-
tectives feel it is a homicide.
He said Stallion was last seen
Jan. 19 at the First Step House of
Orange County, 2015 Charle St., a
social organization that attempts
to rehabilitate alcoholics.
"That's what we've learned
from the people we've contacted
so far," he added. "It is possible
someone might have seen him
last Sunday night around the
apartment complex."
Police said they leamed that
Stallion bad a drinking problem
form any years. and that he has no
ramily int.he area.
D e t ectlves are tracin g
Stallion's activities priort.o his de-
ath last Sunday in order lo dis-
cover with whom he may have
had an alt.ercaUon.
Police are asking that anyone
who may have known Stallion or
seen him prior t.o Sunday call
the detective bureau.
O•llJ i-1tee ltaH P'Mlo
Allamiy
Jurors
Surv~yed
A survey of jurors now servinir
in Orange County Superior Court
shows almost all have heard or
read about the •laying of seven
people laal summer on the Cal
State Fullerton campua.
But the survey also shows most
of the jurors feel they could give
accused mass murderer Edward
Allaway a falr and impartial
trial.
Purpose of the written survey
oy Veputy t'uOltc Vefeneler
Ronald Butler was to help prove
Butler's contention that Allaway
can not get a fair trial in Or&n1e
County .
"We'll have to spend some
time studying the results to tell
what they really mean," Butler
said after giving the survey re-
sulla to Judge Robert Kneeland.
In summary, 70 jurors s aid
they had beard or read about AJ .
laway while 76 or those ques-
tioned said they bad not.
Ai-w1 .. .,... •
TOP CIA CHOICE?
Ex·LBJ Aide Moyer.
Johnson Aide
Prime Clwice
As CIA Head?.
WASHINGTON <APJ Bi~
D. Moyers, former top aide to
Lyndon Johnson is a prime car\'..
didate to be nominated ClA
director by President Cartej.
according to sources inside antl
outside the administration.
BUSINESS FLOURISHING AT IZZVGULAMOO'S RESTAURANT
Eatery Does Well In Middle of MeH 'Ghoat Town'
But 139 jurors admitted they
had read or heard about the kill-
ing or seven people and the
wounding or two on the Fullerton
campus last July 12. Only seven
jurors said they h a d no
knowledge of the bloody shooting
spree. Moyers was out of the country
today. A source al CBS News in
New York City, where Moyers
is the chie f re por ter a nd
anchorman for "CBS Reports," saio he 1s filming a documeq-
tary in Cuba, whose leader tbe
CIA allegedly plotted eigbt
times to kill between 1960 aiUl
fi'r o• Page Al
When asked if they could dis-
regard what they already know
about the case and judge AJ.
laway solely on evidence pre-
sented in court, 101 jurors said,
yes, they could. MESA EATERY ~ ••
The abandoned, boarded-up
service station on the east side of
Fairview. and the vacant lot at
the northwest corner of Wilson
and Fairview belong to the sister
of the act.or James Cagney and
brother BiU. according to city of-
ficials .
The Cagneys also owned the
Safeway site, but sold ittothefood
chain In 1970, Safeway officials
said.
City planners said they know of
no plans for development of the
two parcels.
The operators of the weed-
c hoked nursery, f or merly
Roger 's Nursery, are now pro-
s p e ring five miles away in
Newport Beach under the name
Roger's Gardens.
Roger's general manager Jeff
D'Eliscu said the decision to
move to Newport came, "when
we round out people were willing
to drive over from Costa Mesa."
He said the nursery got out of
Costa Mesa, ''when we heard the
road improvements were com-
ing," a lthough he added the con-
s truction work on f"airview was
not the primary consideration in
moving.
Costa Mesa Planning Direct.or
Charles Roberts said a rezone
from commercial to multi-family
residential has been approved for
the nursery site and that apart-
ments will be built there.
That leaves just Bennett and his
Gun Charges
Against HB
Woman Ended
Charges of carrying a con-
cealed weapon, filed against a
Huntington Beach woman who
was about to board a jet at Orange
County Airport in December.
were dropped Tuesday during her
hearing in Harbor Judicial Dis-
trict Court.
Barbara Springer of 8081
Holland Drive was arrested when
security guards at the county
airport found a .22-callber pistol
in her purse.
Court officials dismissed the
case Tuesday when it was found
that the gun only fires blanks.
M Id Springer said she had been
gl ven t he iUfl to use as a scare de·
vice for protection . She had
for~otten she had It in her purse.
two neighbors alive and well in
the area.
And, now that the road work is
done on Fairview, Bennett says,
he couldn't be happier.
"l tried to organize a Fairview
Road businessman 's associa-
tion, but it fell on its face," Ben-
nett said. "Maybe 1 dropped the
ball on t.batidea.
"But, what the heck," Bennett
said with a smile. "I 'm doing
great."
Copper Theft Told
Copper fittings valued by the
victim at $1,547 have been stolen
from a construction site in the
Costa Mesa area. Orange County
sheriff's officers said the equip-
ment owned by Plumbing Con-
tractors, Inc., of Santa Ana, was
taken Crom a building site at 2161
Pacific St.
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"Brllliance Control .. Newport Beach police are look·
mi fof a rust colored Volkswaaen
"bug" with a shattered rear win·
dow after lbe two men in it abot at
an Orange County Har bor
Patrolmanear~today.
Del. Sam AmbtU"tey ot tbe
Newport Beach Police Depart-
ment said be ls ••tdni Harbor
Area residents who mftbt have
seen the car, deacrlb«ld aa a
1ea.1t10model, tocontect htm.
AcconUna to polla. reporta, the
shoottn1 Incident occurred when
HarboT Patrolman Walter
StepbenJ, 80, wu checkln1 the
dock area at 18th St:eet at aboutJ 1.m.
Stephens, wbowu unhurttntM. lftclde.n~. Hid bo eaw two JOUl!I
men loitering near buslnesses.
The pair apparenUy started t.o
walk away uaoon as they saw the
patrolman.
Stephens said when he called for them to at.op, one turned and
Ored 1 •fnlle •hot at hJm from a
platol.
T he two rneo ran to a parked
VW and drove ott, but noi before
Stephene fired a shot lhrouah the
rear window.
Police called to the scone by tbc
patrolmen wore unable to find the
two men.
Tbe mbllnt men art detcrlbed
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DAIL y PILOT A l
;Housing Funds Requ~t · Gets OC Nod
: A $C.8 million federal spend.Ing
·packa1e to help renovate de·
• terioraUng neigbborhoods and :~p provide lower-cost housing
. wu liven preliminary approval
Wednesday by Orange County aupervlsors.
Tbe application for federal
Housing and Community Development funds covers pro-
jects for COWlty government and
13 cities in the county.
Supervtaon asked sWf mem-
bers to send the application on
for state and other reviews before It is fmally adopted by the
board lat.et tbis sprtna.
Included in the US mllljon
paclla1e ls 9610,000 to be divided
amon1 five cities along the
Orange Coast. The county pro-
jects total another $2,175,000.
Efgbt other cities will share t.be
remainder.
The county's larger cUies re·
celve their own allocations under
the federal procram. County of.
ficiala aubmlt a consolidated ap.
pllcaUon for tboee with smaller populations .
Of the totaJ, *2.<t9 million will
be spent for public work.a pro.
Jests includlnt funds· for
nelehborbood improvements to
support boua1.q rebabUit.atioo.
Another f180,000 has been aet
aside for home renovaUon loans
tor familles otherwise not
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A rem•n B'ob Steuke (center) Watches Durtng Tr•lnlng Seaalon
.Paramedic . . •
Big Hero
:Good Guy Circa 1977 lmage Vpheld by Public
By JACK CHAPPELL
OI Ille Oally ~lloS Slaff
The paramedic, he's the good
, ggy circa 1977. The cnan io the
J •bite b at. Everybody loves hlrn. He's a jaded age's hero, a· com·
bination fireman, medic, social
_counselor and standup comic. He ~~eaps tall buildings with a
respirator in one hand and a de-
fibrillator in theoUier.
• That's the image promoted by
television and the press
It's an lmage popularly held by
the public
While there's a taxpayers' re·
volt brewing over property lax·
es. While school bond Issues are
being voted down, tax overrides
to pay for paramedJc services
breeze t.hrougb.
For instance, Laguna Beach
voters recently approved by a
2-to-l margin a tax override to
enable the citv to contra~t with the Orange COWtty Fire Dpeart·
• ment for paramedic service
The paramediet> are on the JOb
today. They're based in the South
Laguna fire staUon and they
respond to emergencies from
Em erald Bay south to mid-Dana
Point and to a wider area as a
back up unit should the San Juan
Capistrano medics be busy
Medj~ Jlm Wysone. 26, and
Frank Nimtz. 29, are two of the
siX assigned to ORCO Medic l~
baud at the st..Uon. Medi ca work
in shifts of two or three.
i W yaon1. who holds an
• engineer's rank, and Nimtz, fire
• fi&bter rank. fit tbe image well,
especially If you add handyman,
coot anddilbwuber.
But. •batever else tbey do dur·
• ing the 72 to 9S hours they're oo
• duty ·eacb week, the medJca are
· there for one reason, to save Uvea
., with advanced equipment and
techniques heretofore available
only In hospital emergency
: rooms.
Not all firemen are medics
··although all mfdlca are firemen.
Medics receive an extensive col·
lege-level educaUon. Those atu·
dents wbo fall below 80 percent
are kicked out. Their lnstrucUoo
bits all pbaaes of emergency
medicine.
It was tbe "school with pay"
opportunity that lured Wyaoq
into the paramedic program.
He'd been a fireman for two and
a half years, a job be said wasn't
that much different from the one
he'd bad as a janitor at an aircraft manofaetwirlgtinn before.
He said be also saw it as a way
of learning to beJp.
"It was damn frustrating to go
on a call and not know what to do
on the person. Most of lbe time, it
was alt forsbow.
"Now, it's for real. And .
there's a good deal of satisfacllon
in getting one back," Wysong
said.
Nimtz had been an Army
medic in Vietnam during 1967.al,
the height of the bloodiest fight·
ing.
Upon discharge, be began
working at a hospital as an or-
derly.
After a couple years. and ad-
vancement to surgical techni-
cian. Nimtz applied as a fireman.
"My main idea in getting into
the fire department was to get ln·
to paramedics," be said.
··1 just like helping people," he
said.
Wysong and Nimtz work we\I
together. although they 're a
study in contrasts.
Wsong bas a shock of unruly
surfer hair, a perennially un-
tucked shirt and he ambles with
a loose-gated shuffle.
Nimtz looks like an ad for a
Marine Corps recruit.tog poster.
Every bair is ordered lnto place
His uniform is inspection ready
Above bit name tag be wears lit-
tle crossed nap.
There's a sort of unseen, un·
beard communication that
passes between them. On an
erneraency, they function
together as one.
In tbe 19 days Medic 1-6 bas
been lo service, it bu responded
to so emergency calla.
Actual time spent on emergeo.
cies la. small part or the medics'
day, •ltbougb everything is
oriented toward that • 'ORCO
Medic 1-6" call over tbe radio.
Because the unit la new in the
Laguna Beach·Soutb La1una
area, the medics are doiDt a lot or testin1 of radio equipment to
locate deadapots, and are train·
Ina the county and city firemen
whh wbom t bey work on
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Mariiie Nabbed at DentUi
8)' &MA.aaeela&ecl Preu
Camp Pendleton Marine PFC Lonnie Sparhawk la
conscientious abouL bit dental hygiene. In six montba
he's never mlaaed a dental appointment.
When a copy of blJ last appointment notice arrived at Sparbaw~'a unit, S1t. Armando Jasso te~.epboned the
clinic to aay Sparhawk was on unauthorbed abaence.
The dental technician Mario Ernst aald today &he
waa 1urprtaed to bear that becaue Sparhawk wu ln the
chair at the Ume. J11so told btr to keep hlm unUJ
miUlaey poUce arrived.
Tht II-year-old from Paramount, near IM Aqeles,
baa a nother ~ent nott -to be court-martlaltd on
rrtday. Heh• been Hated u on unautborlMd abtence by
the M&rt.ne Corps alncC! tut June.
ecnergency scenes.
They're also stocking the red
medic van with new equipment.
A bolt needs to be put here. or a
panel relocated there Mundane
stulf. b-. essenn41 •
They spend a falr amount of
time just riding al'ound, getting
to know the territory, smiling at
folks and doing the community
relations bit.
Back at t.he station, there are
cooking duties and of course
cleanup, little chores that rotate
through the personnel stationed
there, even the medics.
But all this can be interrupted
by the insistent "beep" of a little
radio carried whenever they
leave their van, or by the klaxon·
like call over the station radio.
There's little telling what the medics will find Once they arive
-a traffic accident victim, bust·
ed up beyond recognition. a
strung out doper, a graying ex·
ecutive with a heart attack, a
cbUd with a cut finger.
"When 1 came back from
Vltenam, 1 really didn't humor
people," Nimtz said. While a
medic there, be dealt daHy with
massive Injuries in massive
numbers.
"It got to a point where it was
just work.'' be said.
But his perspective has
<'banged now. "I do understand, 1
do want to help," he said.
The hardest thing for him to
understand is the attempted
suicide case.
"l think that life is just so neat,
I don't see why anyone would like
to end their own life," be said
discussing a recent "medical
aid" call be and Wysong bad
wor ked.
'Tm a pretty cynical son of a
bitch to begin with, but since I've
been lo th!5job, I've gotten more
com passion," Wysong said.
One or the effects of seeing the
gore of muslve trauma Is that
little things seem even smaller,
besatd.
•'But, they always get t.be best,
whatever It ls," Wysong said.
Savings Seen
In Military
Proposal
WASHINGTON <AP> -
Defe.nae ~retary Harold Brown
proposes tbat the Army
eliminate two refular infantry
brlgadea and prepare NaUOIW
Guard or reserve forces as
replacements in a move that
could cut about $67 million from next year's Pentagon budget.
The proposal la one of 33 ways
that Brown hat su11ested to
Army, Navy aod Air Force ot-
ftclala tbat the Peat.a1on ml&ht
•• ve • total or about $2.8 billion ln
flacal 1'78.
The new deterutt ..eretary bas
asked the attvlcea for comment
oa ~· ~ meu\ltel befort be makes a ftnal dcclalon oo
them .
q~allfied fw conventional J.end. lna procrams.
And $100,000 will be uaed to
help lower coat ot rie. Jilc>Ji• 1>.v
provktfna land~ 6r en.
improvements.
11\_cluded In tbe eltles' pro;ram
ls St.20.000 to bQ)' land ln La&l..IDe
Beaelt far a lower-cost at.nklr
cltliena bou1Jna project.
Si Slavt.o, past preaidt!llt of the t.acwsa ~Council oo AlinJ,
told auperVU.ors, however, be
believes the city also needs a
comblnath>n community and
senior cltbena center.
The county's share of the
package also lncludes $120.000 to
buy land In Capistrano Beach for
a CO to ~unlt low-cost home de-
velopment.
other projects for clllea along
the Oranp Coast lnclude $190,000
for bulldlnl two new streets ln
Fountain Valley's Colonia Juarez
Community and $35,000 for im·
provetnml plans in San Juan
Capistrano's Loe Rloe barrio.
The appllcauo'n lncludes
$150,000 for property atqulslUon
or public work.a projecl.I to te·
duce boua"'-coett In Irvine and
sis.ooo tor seritor cltuen. or •tu~ dent bou.tna.
1n addltion. the city or Stal
Beach woatd be granted $88,000
for alley improvements and
$2.000 for a housing lnlormauon
pro1ram.
'A.s Old As You Feel'
.... Doctor Saya, 'Treat Eklerly aa Peopk'
By PHILIP &OSllA&ei
Ol•o.llY ...... ~ Inside every old penoa is a
YOUDI person trylna to I~ oQt.
The basic difference between the
old and you:na ls gray baln and
wrinkles.
Those are the views of D-r. Alex
Comfort, an aging Brltiah geron·
tologlst wJ>o made bis mark in
the study of aging long before his
celebrated interest in sex. He
wrote "The Joy or Sex."
Speaking at South Coast Com·
munity Hospital Tuesday, Com·
tort argued persuasively the Cale
for the old.
Comfort said the aged.
particularly in America, ar e lll·
treated and shunted from the
mainstream of society. He a aid
75 percent of old age problems
are the result of the way society
treats its seniors.
Public education and con·
sciousness-raising are needed to
change a society that believes
that ... al a fixed calendar date,
men and women start to stop be·
ing people," he said.
Society predominantly views
the old as "unintelligent, a&ex·
ual. unemployable, crazy and un·
educable," Comfort said, adding
that the old are none of these.
"If an old man is crazy." Com·
fort mused, "It's because he was
Dally f'llll 5Wf -SAYS AGED ILL· TREATED
Or. Alex Comfort
crazy when he was young,
because or brain disease, or
because ,..e drlv~ him crazy.
That third coodilioo, by the way,
1s pretty common."
Comfort said old age is treated
as some sort ot magical pti>Cess
of transfot'q)atioo from useful to
useless people. "You wonder
what Archie Bunter would think.
i! at age 65, be turned into a
Puerto R.Jcan.
"We've iot to begin treaUng
the old as people. You're not a
different _peraoo when you're old
then you were when youns.
You'retheaamepenon."
Old people, he sald. need work
to do. m~ytollveon, aplaceto
Uve in "and people who stve a
damn whether tbt11 Uve or not."
lie cbatacterized retirement
aa "compulsory unemployment "
and a waste of the most skilled
1e1ment of the population. He
said leisure is over rated:
''Tber,·s a limit to bow much
golf and shutneboard you can
play."
Comfort urged old people to
take advantage ol lbeir numbers
(tbey are nearly 10 percen\ or the
U.S. population> and to become a
itrong political force for change.
·'Never let the bastards grind
you down," he said. "Take the
trouble to write your con-
gressman, so that places like the
National Institute of Aging gets
at least as much funding as some
south American dictator "
Fire Damages Three Homes
Fire caused about $55,000
damage to three homes and other
property in Silverado Canyon
Thursday.
Most of the damage occurred
in a cabin owned by Phil Hanna
and rented by Thomas Beesley at
28331 Grundy Lane. The fire ap-
parently started in the cabin but
the cause is still under lnvestlga
ti on
Capt. Bruce Turbeville.
Orange Count.¥ fire department
spokesman, said the cabin was
gutte(I and a dog was killed in the
fire .
He also said an automobile and
10 motoreycles were destroyed in
the blaze. Turbeville said
Beesley. editor or Motorcycle
Weekly magazine. bad been
given the motorcycles to test for
the mHazine. .
The fire department
spokesman said a second home
al 28341 Grundy Lane sustained
damages estimated al. $5,000.
About S2,000damage was done to
another home at 28344 Water Way.
The fire was reported at about
8:45 a.m. and brought under con-
trol within a half hour
Turbeville said firemen were
fortunate there were no Santa
Ana winds and the surrounding
brush had been dampened by re·
cent rains
The December. 1975 Silverado
Canyon blaze, whlcb burned 1,700
acres and destroyed a ranch and
another home. also started on
Grundy Lane, not far from
Beesley 's cabin, he said.
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T&EEDAGAIN: lrvlnecltyo(.
flciats bave been boldin1 up the
start of construction on a new
housing tract called Northwood
because of e.nviroomental con-
cerns. The problem Is eucalyptus
trees.
Irvine, u a matter of fact, has
been grappling considerably
with the problem of the city's
20,000 eucalyptus trees and bow
to preserve them.
The specific problem with the
Northwood tract was that the de-
veloper wanted to start grading
the site. Permits wouldn't allow
removal of any eucalyptus. But
there were trees within 12 feet of
the proposed grading. The city
brus feared any earth upheaval
might kill the trees.
ALL OF TIUS tends to show
where the Irvine city people pot
their e mphasis. The developer
has now woo the· pahead to
start developing his site.
But you can bet the eucalyptus
trees out there better not start
withering, dying or fallln1 over
or there 'U be hell to pay.
Meanwhile, Irvine's city
Public Works Director Brent
Muchow ha s made some
estimates on what lt's going to
cost to properly maintain the
20,000 eucalyptus that now stand
wilbin the city limits.
Muchow says doing the Job
right wlU cost the city $S milllon
each year.
This Is a rather breathtakina
expenditure. It amounts to
roughly $2SO per tree per year.
Since a Jot of these trees have
been a round for decades, you are
leCt wondering bow they've got·
ten along all these yeara without
$S million a year.
VOU HAVE TO suspect that
the problem isn't r eally with the
trees but involves the people who
will be living under them. Keep
people out from under the
eucalyptus aod there aren't that
many problems.
Complaints against the
eucalyptus that grow in our re-
gion include peeling bark, falling
leaves and acorns, difficulty in
growing other things in the same
area as the tree and falling
limbs .
As a long-lime resident
beneath the spreading branches
of the eucalyptus, I can offer
some handy hints to the clty of
Irvine for survival of these vexa-
tions. Forexample:
-PEEUNG BARK: Watch
the bark peel carefully. When It
falls lo the ground, gather it up
and use 1l to s tart fires ln your
ft replace
-FALLING LEAVES :
Develop a shuffle an your walk.
You'll soon be able to shuffle
right through the leaves
-t"ALLING ACORNS :
Some varieties make good
whistles 1f you cup the knuckles
or your thumbs over them Just
right
-G ROWING Diii'·
FICUL11ES: Don't lT)' to grow
anything In the earth beneath a
e uc alyptus tree. Use potted
plants
-FALUNG LJ•BS: Never
stand beneath a eucalyptus tree
in a high wind. Watch cracked
limbs Some have bffn known to
fall 1.n thneorfour yun.
Now wtth ~ bandy hints,
I 've saved t.be ctty of Irvine M
m1l1Jon. Maybe theyU buy me a
cup of coffee
At leaJtthe price la ria,bt.
Carter's .,
Aid Plan
Outlined
WASHINGTON CAP> -no
Carter edmlnhltl'atlon said to-
day lt plans to send $50 to
nearly every American, begin·
nlng in AprlJ, if C«lgrees ap-
proves the President's $31 biWon
economic stimulus program.
Adminlstratioo ortlclala said
96 percent of all Americana
would receive the paymenu,
which would be in lb~ form of a
tax rebate for taxpayers and
special payments for Social
Security recipients and the noo-
taxpaying poor.
ABOUT roua million pool'
Americans who do not have
chlldren or do not earn any la·
come or ~ve Social Security
would be ncluded from the pro.
gum, officials said. Tbey said
the cost cl reach.in& um group of
Americana LI too hl&b and would
create admlnlst.raUve problems.
Details o( lbe admlnistratioo'a
program w~ outlined to the
House Budiet Committee by
Treasury Secretary W. Michael
Blumenthal, Budget Director
Bert Lance and Chairman
Charles L. Schultze ol th~ Council
of Economic Advisers.
IN AODl'nON to the $:10 re·
bates and payments to most
Americans, the admtaistration
alao proposed permanent tax re-
dQdioba for low-and mlddle-iDe<»~e tamUies totahns $1.S
billlon Olb year and $5.5 blWon ln 1978.
The total financial help f« a
family of four with a $10,000 In·
come would be $333 in 1977, with
$200 from rebates on 1976 taxes
and $133 from the reduced 1977
taxes.
For a family of four with a
$15,000 income, the total benefit
would be $288, with $200 from
tax rebates and $88 from re·
duced taxes.
A family of four with a $20,000
income would receive only the
tax rebates, a total or $200.
THESE REDUCTIONS would
cut taxes for a family of four
with a $10,000 incotJle by $133.
For a family of four with a
SlS,000 income, the savings
would be $88.
The lower taxes would be
reflected in lower withholding
taxes from workers• paychecks
beginning in May, at the
earliest, Blumentbal told the
committee.
A taxpayer may claim a $50
rebate for every exemption
claimed on his tax return.
Widow Seeks
Court Ruling
On Nuptials
GREENSBURG, Pa. <AP) -
Naomi NJ~ely wants a Judie to
determine whether sbe be<:ame a
widow when the man she was
marrying dropped dead durtng
lbe ceremony.
On September 11, as her
fiance, Robert Neiderhiser , was
about to complete bis vows, he
collapsed and died at the altar of
the Fort Palme r United
Presbyterian Church lo
Westmoreland County.
Naomi, claiming that \he mar·
riaae bad taken place, bu filed
under the name Mrs . Robert
Neiderhiser for control of
NetderblMr'a estate.
But h1a parents, Chester and
Busl4! Neldertllser of LlgooJer,
ha•e ccatest.ed the application,
HYll>I the ceremony waa not
completed and their son's estate
rt11rtJy Nlonga in their control
Death Sketela
Drawings like those made by homicide detectives are
showing up on sidewalks in Seattle and Vancouver, B.C.,
150 miles north. About a dozen of the "cop art" stencils
have shown up in the two cities since last spring. They
startle passersby and perplex authorities. The artist is
unknown. So is the message. But the impact is jarring.
Unlike the real versions done in chalk, these are done in
indelible paint and are still on view.
Spain Bans
Protests,
Gatherings
MADRID. Spain (AP) -The
Spanish government banned
public de monstrations. s us-
pended some civil rights and or-
dered police to round up foreign
extremists in a crackdown on
political violence that bas
clajmed seven lives in Madrid
this week.
Trying to cope with Spain's
worst crisis since dictator Fran-
ciaco Franco died 14 months ago,
Premier Adolfo Suarez's cabinet
late Wednesday night invoked a
Franco anU-terrorism law to al·
low police to bold sus~ts more
than 72 hours wit.bout charges
and give them the right to search
without warrants.
The declaration followed a day
of strikes Wednesday by 1.5
million worken across the nation
protesting anti-leftist attacks
and the lW"DOUt of' an Htimated
100,000 persons in Madrid for the
funeral of three of the five Com-
munist lawyers slain Monday
night by right-wing extremiata.
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Monitoring
BanOrtkred
WASHINGTON CAP> -
President Carter ordered a
ban Wednesday on any
secr e t mooltorlng of
telephone conversations in
the White House.
Press Secretar y Jody
Powell said lhe President
noted that Secretary of
State Cyrus R. Vance had
issued such a ban in the
St ate Department and
"asked me to make sure a
similar order be put out In
the White House.''
·•1 know of no time when
he <Carter) bas h ad
another person on the Une
for the purpo6e o( laking
noles," Powell said. He
added that no third person
would listen in on Carter'•
calls unless be l.nfonna UM
other party.
Mer~• 1 Pl .. fle!
Arctic Blast
Freezing East
By Auoclaled hell
The Wint.er of '77 bit tho East, Midwest and parta ol tM Soutll
with a new arctic cold blut today u alnady crtUcaJ natural 1u
shortages forced more cloeJnga of schools and fact.qrt•.
The entire schooJ system of Pennsylvania wu shut dowa by
Gov. MUton Sbapp ao that natural gas couJd be shifted lo ln·
dustrles.
Penosylvania and Ohio got a tute ol the renewed cold front u •
the new arctic storm moved down from Canada Wednesda7 oJ&bl
and dropped temperatures by u much as 20 deareea ln three
hours.
SNOW SQUAU.8 bit sectiona of Ohio and Indiana Wednesda.)'
Dlcht, blocldn& roads and cauatni scores of traffic accldenta. cl·
flclals said.
lbJ« oortb-aoutb tOad5 were blocked la lndJana, wtth bWt-
dreda of motorists stranded.
Some 150 school diatricts in 20 nort.bea.stem Indiana counUea,
incJudtng the 40,000-pupll Fort W~ system, the state's aecood
la re est, cancelled classes today.
The area south of Toledo, Ohio. was bit heavily by tbe storm,
with most roads. including some main b11bwaya, closed.
POWE& PAILU&ES blamed lndlrectly on the winter weather
left about 26.000 Greater Cleveland realdents without electricity for
several hours Wednesday oi1bt and knocked out power to
Cleveland Hopkins Internatiooal Airport and Southwest General
Hospital.
..
Temperatures plunged elsewhere ln the Midwest and East 1
Coast freeze belt as winds gusting up to 60 milea per hour pushed
the frilid air mass into the oat.loo.
And the National Weather Service reported Wednesday that
there appears to be no long-term warmlnl trend in slgbL Tbe '
service forecast lower than normal temperatures over much ot the
Eaat for at least tbe next two weeks.
* * * * * * Congress Rushing .
To OkaY Gas Bill ·~
WASHJNGTON CAP> -CongressJooal leaders are rushiq to
approve President Carter's natural gu prognm and . may bave the
emergency legislation on his desk by early next week.
The program Carter sent to Capitol Hill on Wednesday as his
first legislative inlUative seemed assured of quick passage. Mem-
bers of Congress who once fought bitterly over the natural gas Jtsue
were joining forees to help push the m easure through Congresa.
THE EMERGENCY legislation would give the President power
to divert natural gas to cold-stricken parts of the country.
..
It would also aJlow emergency sales at unregulated prices by in-
trastate pipelines -located within gas-producing Gulf Coast states ,
-to interstate pipelines until July 31.
"This bill will not end the shortages, will not improve the
weather and will not solve the unemployment problems," Carter
warned. B\ll would bring temporary relief to bard-pressed stat.es by ',
shifting gas from areas without acute shortages.
CAllTER TOLD reporters that quick action is needed because
the gas abort.age precipitated by unusualJy coJd weather east of the
Rocky Mountains has already cloeed some 4,000 plants, forced
layoffs of an estimated 400.000 persons and ls now threatening those
who use natural gas to beat their homes.
The move could raise the monthly gas bllls of natun.l ga COD· ~,
s umera, but administration officials said lbe increase probabl1
would be small.
Workers returned to their jobfi
today and no serious s treet
violence was reported. FURNITURE
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Pair Assassinate
Irish Policeman
BELFAST, Northern Ireland
CAP> -An Irish Republican
Army auasalnatioo squad shot
and kuted a police detective to-
day In an ambush in the center cl
Londonderry, POllce sald.
The detective waa not Im·
mediately idenUfled, but a police
spokesman aald he was a •
year-old married man with two
young sans.
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Top State
Adviser
To Quit
2 Indicted on Espionage
Rocket Facts Allegedly Passed to Russia
SAt'ftAM.EN'ru (AP> -A.
Alan ~ost. one ot California'•
most tulJuentlaJ ecvnomista, says
he platia to ~ this year to de-
vote mvretJmetopaJnUne.
Posl 62, baa served lhe past 28
years ...i nonpartisan chief fiscal
advisel· to the legislature, a job
that ba1 i'iven Post a bigger band
than m100y legislators In lhe de-
velopmrrslof state policy.
.. ORIGcNALLY. I bad decided
I would quit when I was SW'U be
63 in ~ptember. I wUJ probably
retire tben, unless someone finds
a very good reason wby I should
not,'' Poet said in an Interview
Wednesday.
Wbyage63?
"I figure when you get 'o be 63,
you have to decide if you are going
to bang on a few more years. or
whether you 're goin& to try to do
somelhlng a litUedifferent.
"I SU&E AS beck don 'l want to
be like some people I've seen who
stayed on beyond Ute time when
they should have let someone
youngerstep in.
"I'm still young enough and
vigorous enough to do quite a few
things,·· Post said.
"I 'm an artist, and a very
serious one. I have a brolher who
is a painter. My wJfe is a
sculptress. My nieces and
nephews are artists. We come
-~-! .......... ART TIME SOUGHT
Alan Poat Retlrtng
from a long tradition. I'd like to
add lo the tradition a little bit."
A soft.spoken and unassuming
man, Post bas wielded ex-
traordinary power in the
California Capitol, because
leaders of both parties rely heavi-
ly on his analyses of !&sues.
.. He ls revered in the
legislature," former Assembly
Speaker Bob Moretti said of Post.
"Ri.s nonpartiaanship is absolute.
He has criticized fiscal programs
or a Democratic governor and a
Republican governor."
Post and bis s taff of 45
economists annually write
analyses oo about 5,000 pieces of
proposed legislation, plus 500 to
600 special reports each year on
specific programs.
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Two
, young Southern Callfomlana ac-
cused of providlne U.e Soviet
Union wtlh top secret inform•·
Uoo about U.S. rock.eta have been
Indicted by a federal IJ'ud Jury.
Andrew D. Lee. H, and
Christopher Boyce, u. were
charged in Wednesday'• 12-couDt
indictment with acu.a, u a1ats
for a forelan government, wilh
conspiracy to d eUver secret
documents and with receiving
stolen material and reproducing
it.
TB& TWO, both residents ot
suburban Palos Verdes, were ar·
rested earlier this month and are
being held without bail.
Arraignment was scheduled
for Monday before a U.S.
magistrate.
lo a ma.oner SllggesUng spy
movies, the defendants allegedly
worked as a team to pass
claaslfled loformatioo Crom the
aerospace firm where Boyce
worked to the Soviet embassy in
Mexico City.
THE INDICTME~ claJmed
that Boyce stole documents from
TRW Inc., of Redondo Beach
where he was employed as a
security clerk, and that Lee de-
livered 'copies of tbe documents
to the Soviets.
The FBl said Lee banded over
the·lnformation to Soviet science
attacbe Boris A. Grlshin. based
at lh• Rullian embaaay in Mu· icoClty.
clualfled top secret. November of urre. autbort\l•
said, and It wu believed to be
that microfilm that Lee wu -1·
legedly carrytna lo Mextcoetty.
A"lstant U.S. Atty. Richard
SWtz told the trand Jury that
Boyce and Lee stole documents
from TRW tJUed ''Proposal ror
Covert Communications Satellite
Study." and "Pyramlder
Technical Notes Volume U "
wbicb were related to tbe
satellite study. He aadd both were
Tbe aUeeed security breach
wae discovered earlier this
month when Lee was found car-
rytn1 mlcrortlm copiea of top
aeeret U .s. documents in Mexico
City, authorities said. They said
he had been detained for an uo·
related otfenM.
The FBI sald the men SOid
classlfled lnformatJon to lhe Sov·
teta for at least Sl 7 ,500.
If convicted. Boyce and Lee
could be imprisoned for any
term. locludina llfe-, or could be
put to deatb under lederaJ law.
Lee bad photographed docu·
meots in Boyce's posaesaioo in
C'A»llege Teaehers Pay
Brown Defends Action
LONG BEACH <AP> -Gov. Edmund G. Brown
Jr. says state colleae teachers should get smaller
pay ralaell than other <C.utomia> state employes
bee auae Uw!ir counterparts ehewhere don't aet such
boosts -and because lnstructon are compensated
wilh "psychic income."
Brown refused Wednesday at a meetiq of the
trustees of the California State University and
Colleges to budge from his plan to recommend only·
2.2 percent more pay for lhelr faculty members. He
said property taxpayers are mad already and won't
stand for 8JlY additional burden.
"I 'm a reasonable person." Brown Slid, "but I
do see tbat property tax relief IS tbe first priority."
After bearing Brown's explanations and con-
s iderable pbll0&0pb.Wng, lhe trustees pused a re-
solution requesting that lhe state finance depart-
ment review the proposed raise. Brown, wbo sits on
the board of trustees, abstained from the vote on the
resolution.
Brown says he'll ask the leeiaJature to give all
other state employes. includinl teachers in the
UniversityotCalilomJaayslem, aflvepereenttalff.
On Wednesday. be explained to the colleae and UD·
iversity trustees that lheir 11,700 teachers 1bould
gel only 2.2 percent beuuse that ls all faculty mem-
bers at comparable inatJtutions naUonwtde are re·
cetviog.
Salaries for state university and co~1e faculty
members now range from approximately Sll,000 for
instructors to about $216,000 for full professors.
The truatees earUer bad recommended an 8.5
percent general salary inc~ase to meet inflation
and compensate for wbal it called erosion of ~al in-
come. Both lhe trustees' and tbe governor's percen-
tages include l.ocreases in fringe benefits.
Tbe teachers and some of the trustees expressed
fearthattbelowsalarieswoulddamagelhesystem's
competitive edge in attracttne taleoLed ·academ.Jc
personnel.
4 Questioned
lnSlayings Shed your storage problems
SANTA BARBARA <AP>-Harriedsberlff'sde·
putles, tracklog down leasds provided by a nervous
campus community. have questioned four men in the
slaying of two coed hitchhikers and the whe~abouts
of a third young woman, missingslnceaboutNov. 20.
A sberttrs spokesman said Wednesday two of
lhe four men were cleared after polygraph tests, the
third's alibi checked out and lhe fourth was ques-
tioned after be acted suspiciously on a bus.
The four were quiued coo~g lhe slaying of
Jacqueline Ann Rook, 21, and Patricia Mary Laney.
alao 21. Their bodies were discovered last week in
nearby R«upo Canyon. Miss Laney's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles 0 . Laney, live in Huotineton
Beach.
Sheriff's deputies searched the canyon butt ailed
to find any trace of Mary AnnSarrls, 19.
Beatlt PetNllt• P ... age 8eftl
SACRAMENTO CAP) -AsHmbly Speaker Leo
McCarthy says be still opposes tbedealh penalty. but
he expects the Legislature to pass another death
penalty bill.
Al a news conference Wednesday, McCarlhy
said, "A number or legl.slators peueive the death
penalty aa a deterrent. . .or a justified sentence,
and otbers are cognizant of how their constituents
feel."
However, McCarthy ( J
said be didn't Ir.now State whether death penalty
supporters could muster --------
the two-tbird.s vote needed
to override lhe veto that Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. bas
promised.
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SACRAMENTO <AP> -A mea.au.re to in·
creue stana at sute mental bolpit.ala bu passed
Its fint aubcommJttee tat without oppociUoo
A 4~ vote Wednesday of a subcommlu.ee of
the Senate Heallh Committee 1ent lbe bW by Sen.
Alfred Alq\lilt CO.San Jose>. to the full commit·
ttt.
Pea sfl ~ Oua-.n ,_..,.,
SACRAMENTO <AP> -Dow CbeallcaJ Co. and the 8:rown adm.lnistraUon have called for
cban1es l.n the permit process which Dow blames
for ita declalon not to build a S.WO mUUon
petrochemical plant.
Repretentatlves of Dow and Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr. toolr. that s tand Wednesday at a
le1ulaUve bearin& oo Dow's move to quit pursu-
lna tbe G permits Deeded to build a Solano Coun-
ty plant.
Teacher May
Regain/ob
SAN FRANCISCO
(AP) -Steve Dain -
Dorie Richard.I before
under1oln1 • sex·
change opegtion a year
ago -b.el woo a nal1.nl
by an admlnlatretlve
Judge that could enable
blm to retain a teacblna
Job at Emer7 Hl16
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"I bope lt atlcu," 1ald
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Dain aoead that a new
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ltAILY PILOT EDITORl~L PAGE
Another Battle
..,. Orange County s upervisors did the
right thing last week by directing the batU·
~ In& Mental Health and Probation Depart· 1 ments to resolve their differences over
psychological treatment of children de·
tained in Juvenile Hall.
der certain conditions. permit individuals to
have access to personal records. to amend
them. and to have judicial recourse in the
event of dispute .
,, County mental health officials noted
., , that a recent study of several California
counties showed that about half the inmates
Similar in many wltys to the Federal
PT-ivacy Act. the measure answers some of
the governor's objections to the earlier
bills. notably by exemption of local law en·
torcement and routine housekeeping re·
cords and deletion of a proposed Privacy
CommJssion. 11 • of Juvenile detention facilities need mental
treatment.
Yet , they complained. mental health
·" teams cannot evaluate Juvenile Hall resi·
'" dents unless they are referred by probation 1•' workers.
'• Chief Probation Officer Margaret Grier
In 1972 the voters of California ap·
proved an amendment to the state constitu·
lion establishing the right to privacy. It is
past time for adequate legislative response
to that vote.
" 1 argued that while officials of her agency
.t• want troubled youngsters to receive the
help they need, they fear children could be
stamped as mentally ill il evaluation and
treatment were given to all of them.
The two agen cies should sit down
together and come to some agreement since
the job of both departments is to serve the
Juvenile Hall youngsters. With supervisors'
direction. they should be a ble to reach a
compromise and end their feud.
We Can Help
It's nice lo gaze out at the sunshine
while our Eastern cousins shiver in their re·
cord cold winter.
Unfortunately, California is setting
some unwelcome records too -the third
driest season on record in the northern and
central parts of the state. where runoff into
reservoirs is only 30 percent or normal.
Right to Privacy And we in the south use about half the
water from the State Water Project in the
Sacramento Valley.
In the past two years. Gov. Brown has
vetoed-as too costly a nd difficult to en-
force -two bills designed lo limit the in·
formation state agencies can collect on in-
dividuals and the m a nner in which they
may use it.
With our additional s upplies from the
Colorado River , Southern California ap-
parently isn't raced with a water shortage.
But it's not so bright up north, where some
communities soon may face water rationing
if rain and snowfall doesn't pick up.
Now Sens. David A. Roberti <D-Los
Angeles)~ and D e nnis Carpenter ( R-
Newport Beach) and Assemblyman Vic
Fazio ( 0 -Sacramento > with 42 other
legislators as co-sponsors, are trying once
more .
We can and s hould help, by cutting
down our overall use of water, hence our
need for water from the north.
Fix those leaky faucets, n•n dish·
washers and clothes washers only with full
loads, try shorter showers. ease up on
watering, car wash ing and the like.
Their lnlormatlon Practices Act of 1977
woufd require state agencies to publish an
annual directory of the categories of in-
form ation maintained. prohibit disclosure o,r ex.change of s uch information except un·
Saving water also saves energy-the oil
needed to create the electricity that pumps
the water. and the gas to heat it. Not to men·
lion the extra nickels and dimes on the
utilities bill
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Teton: Lesson for
Nuclear Builders?
Dear
Gloomy
Gus ~ WASHINGTON It started ln
• • the quiet darkness before dawn. ~'-1 Two small leaks, seemingly in·
signlflcant. trickled down the
; canyon wall near the north end ol
t the great earth-fiJled Teton Dam.
l : But three minutes before noon
., on the fearful Sunday. June 5.
r·: 1976. the 30· story d all"
s p lit open,
and a massive
wall or water t' roared over
the peaceful
t•:. Idaho coun
try s 1de
Miraculously
only 14 peoph:
: died from the
; flood's ravages But over a
!, b1lllon dollar~ worth or Idaho real s estate was washed away.
•' Thousands were left homeless.
• Subsequent tnvesUaations lp· r dicated that the dam i bould not
, . have been built at all. For the
: Bureau of Reclamation knew,
'" long before a billion gallon~ of
•' water backed up behind the dam.
• that it was a n sky project. The
geology was tricky. the englneet"· ~ mg dubious But unfortunately.
Washington was more senaltJve
to the lobbying for the dam than
to the sc1enlllic warnings a1ainst
1t And sot.be government built a
monster called Teton.
Now a worse disaster may be
Jn \he maklng on the California
coast. A nuclear power plant is
nearing completion near Dlablo
Canyon. ju.st three miles from ao
·• earthquake line called Hosgri
Fault
TUE HOSG&l f'AULT hadn't
been discovered when the gov·
ernment issued lbe conslructJon
permit in 1968. But several eml·
• nent geolotista warned that more
care should be taken to locate
po111lble rauJt.s ln lhat eartb·
quake-prone area .
In 1971. Shell Oil 1eolo1l1t.s an·
nounced the discovery or the Hoe-
gri Fault. They found It by oaln1
a method, ironicafly. that tbe
nuclear faclllty'• cnllcs had uft.
(JACK ANDERSON)
a ;
successfully urged the govem ·
menttotry. Yet de.spite the earthquake
danger, the government went
ahead with the Dlablo Canyon
planl. ll doesn't take a geologlst
to figure OUl that an earthquake
could rupture the nuclear power
plant. This could cause a radia·
lion spUl, with catastrophic con-
sequences.
The construct.ion of the plant
could have been stopped in um.
of course. before the full Sl.2
billion it cost to build il was
spent. Now il is too late lo re-
cover the enormous const.rucUoo
cost ; the plant will soon be ready
to open. However , it still requires
an operating license from the
Nuclear R egulatory Com·
mission, which is supposed to
protect the public safety.
The NRC is toughening its
standards to malce the Diab lo Ca·
nyon plant more earthquake re·
si.stant. But no human engineer·
ing could guarantee the safely of
a plant on the edge of an earth·
quake fault.
TUE NllC°S p:rojeet maoaaer
for the plant. Dennis Allison, told
UJ that the comml.ssloo's pro-
posed safety reeMaUons &Ive
some comfort "but not much."
He acknowledged that the site
·'turned OUl to be not such a great
place."
Yet so much money and effort
has been tnveirted In the plant,
and so many powerful politicians
have backed It, that there la
tremendous pre$8ure to open ll.
AIUson said the operallnl Ucen.ae
"probably" would be erant~.
ll was also the site, according
to con1J91lonal find,ngs, that
doomed tbe Teton Dam. But the
pollticlana who promoted the
dim and the bureaucratl who
planned il have not been held ac·
countable for the bUlion-doUar
dl111ter. The Bureau of
Gov. Brown described the
University of Calirornia as
"an abysmal failure" and
said that "beini on top ln many ways is not a sign of
glory but of ra ilure ...
<Daily Pllof'. Jan 20). He
knows what these terms
mean -assuming he ever
stops to consider his own
performance.
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Reclamation. whose mis·
management helped to produce
the cataatrophe. has been left un·
S<:athed ....
CONGRESS, or course, COO·
ducted lts usual investigations.
but these didn't p e rturb
Reclamation Commissioner Gil•
Stamm . He told s ome
bureaucrats, as we reported last
year, that he "wasft't losing any
sleep at night" over the con·
gresaional lnquirlea.
Now we have discovered add.I·
tional evidence of his apparent
nonchalance over the dam dis·
aster. Al obscure House hear·
logs, Stamm pooh-poohed the
caaualty count. which bad then
reached 11. ''The total number of
deaths ls U, three o( which were
eunshot wounds . two were
sulcldea, one la a couple or days
after the loss of the dam, the
other two week.I after the loss ..
. " he reported blandly to the
Waler and Power subcommittee.
''THERE HAVE been a
number of heart attacks. I think
the drownings were a total or
five. two or whom were a couple
o( 16 and '78 years of age who
were warned by relatives ln am·
ple Ume but refused to leave their
home. Sometime later, when they
11aw the woter r\sing, they did
choose to leave. bu~ it wu too late.
They were drowned."
It la true that the warnings re-
ached moet Idaho residents in
time ror them to eecape the nooct.
The Black Family
For lhis, the dam buJlders de·
serve no credit; tbouaandl nilabt
have been drowned. &.amlh &a·
sured us tbat be and bll aaeno.y are "ex\remely NNIUve" to the
Teton Dam dltHter. But tr
TUE BLAC& FAMILY IN
SLAV'EaY 6 FREEDO•: 1150-1925. By Herbert G. G~
man. Pantheon. 6'7 Pa,cet.
SU.H .
l>ld slavery caun dblntetra·
tion of the black t1mlly? That U •
1umpt100 bu hem the bula for
some acbolarly viewa or the
·blaclc family and Ila
aoclocullural role for many
)'e&rt. Jt wu en uaumption re·
' iterated time and a1aln.
But autb« Herbert G. Gutman
and a at.aff of tenacious col·
letfuet bave compiled a COO·
vtndnt ariument In favor of an
oppoa{te l)O'ltJoo that the
black ramlb' wu characterind by otremely close Ues. o uuman'• research Included ~ft dtptb uam laaUon of &ftte~ recOrda, llavt sale
( mEBOOKMAN ]
atemer meu\IJ"M bad beea laktn
a1aln1t the responsible
bureaucratl, the N"RC mlebt be a
little lesa wUlln1 to W\le an
operaUo1 permit to • oucJev
plant on tbl rtm ol an earthquake
fault.
record• 1nd otber bl•t~rlcal
document.a, focualng on the hll·
toriea of 1pedal lfOUPf of alavts
where recordl were plentiful.
The result ll a mound of e"1de~
ahowlng black famll.y unity. )
SOME UAJ>&U of a book en
jOylnl curt'all popu.larit7, ....
by A In Raley, can Uftlc the two \n
a ~raonal atUdy of th• black
f1mUy. AJthou1b ...._la 1 flc.
Uon·baaed..qn-fact version of a
•inti• family's ienolloiY. It can
help ''penonallze" the raw data
of OuLman'awotk. DUDLEY LEJIEW
AAoc11.ted Prell I
. , • .4 . ~
Congressional Stance Touglaela•
Soviet Arms Briefings
WASHINGTON -Hush-hush
briefings the past year exposing
leading members or Congr~ss to
top secret intelligence on lhe Sov·
iet arms buildup ha s
transformed Capitol ·Hill opinion
on defense spending in a way that
apparenUy runs counter to Presl·
dent Carter 's intentions.
( ]
multiple varieties and at widely
EVANS-NOV AK scattered areas.
"THE SOVIETS are beginnlng
The dec1s1on by Donald
Rum s feld as Secreta ry of
De f e n se to
authorize the
briefings cast
a long shadow
on the Carter
admln1stra
tion. Proml-
n e n t Con ·
gressmen
b e l ieve It
helped build
fatal Capitol
Hill opposition to Theodore
Sorensen as dJreclor or Central
Intelligence. Moreover. they feel
the briefings have hardened con·
gressional support for defense
spending enouah lo seriously Ob·
struct any Carter effort. to reduce
the Ford defense budget.
The contrast with the Carter
admintstratloo's posl'ure seems
obvious. While Penta1on briefers
were paint.lac their Jrlghtening
picture or Soviet rollltary pro-
wess to the last congressional re-
cipients th.is month, Dr. Harold
Brown at his ~fense Secretary
confirmation hearings saad little
about the Soviet buildup and in·
dlcated that to do so might have
an adverse political effect.
The two-hour briefing conduct·
ed by John Hughes. deputy direc·
tor of the Defense Intelligence
Agency. shocked many members
of Congress because it did not
merely tell but actually showed
the danger. Meticulous account·
ing by\ the Hughes briefing
showed a growing Soviet In·
dustrial base devoted to mluUe,
e lectronic and conventional
arma product.ion
PARTLY by increasingly ac·
curate espionage through
sate llite pictures. the briefing
provides solid evidence of a
v arled arms production base.
This bas alarmed even those
comelacent Congressmen who in
tbe past worried more about Pen·
taeon exaggerations than any
Soviet military t.hreaL
"The biggest SUJ'l>rise." said
one liberal llouse member who
received the Hughes briefing just
last week. "is evidence of bJ.gh.
technology weapons actually
deployed in the field. such as on
the European front -the T·72
tank. the new infantry-combat
vehlc1e. lbe new SU·17C fighter.
the new SS-20 intermediate·
range missile with three
warheads."
What gives the Hughes brlef"mg
Its shock quality is not new Pen·
tagon claims of Soviet advances
but hatd evidence of such ad·
vances -shown Congressmen
for the first time. Never before
have so many members of
Congress been permitted a peek
al the yield or this country's most
exotic electronic intelligence·
gathering instruments.
THERE HAVE been obvious
security rlska In Rwnsfeld's de·
clsion to make this intelli~ence
p r o d u ct a v a i I a b t'e to
Congret1men, notorious teakers
of classified information. But
Rumsfeld reasoned lbal since lbe
briefing was also being given to
top execuUve branch officials
and to the NATO council.
Congress had an equal rtgbt to it.
Since that decision almost a year
ago, no secret has leaked.
The Hughes briefln¥ shows grapbically how the Soviet Union
is spending between 13 percent
and 16 percent of its gross na·
tlonal product <GNP> on arms
and mllit.ary-related goods. as
contrasted with about S.4 percent
of the U.S. GNP. Although the
U.S. has a much larger GNP.
that translates into Soviet war
production at least 140 percent of
the total U.S. mllltary effort.
Such statistics. however. are
less Impressive than the brief·
lng's proof of tbe "diversity and
redundance" or Soviet weapons
prod uctlon : subm arlnes.
ba lllstlc missiles. electronic
equipment and other major
weapons being produced In
to have all those things that
military men plead for but never
gel -sources of supply that offer
maximum protectU>n for con-
tmued production no matter
what happens.·· one insider told
QS. "In other words, they don't
bave to put aJI their eus In one
basket any more ...
Perhaps the m06t disturbing
aspect \s the stuft between the
U.S. and the Soviet Union in re·
search. Al the height of the cold
war. the U.S. far outdistanced
Moscow by spending bill.ton:. on
pure research -scientific ex·
perimentallon which sometimes
led d own a blind dlley .
sometim es led to b r1l1Jant
breakthroughs.
Today, with the defense dollar
shrunk by inflation. exorbitant
per sonnel costs of the all·
volunteer force and competition
from non-defense sectors. pure
research has virtually ended
here. Not so, however. in theSov·
iet Union. where pure research is
t!nc:ouraged and heeivily
(ioanced.
THE INTERSECTION of these
lines. the U.S. side golng down
and the Communist side moving
up. carries anominowi message:
superior quality or U.S. weapons.
long the justification for permit·
Ung huge Soviet advantages in
numbers of weapons. is begin·
nlng to come to an end. When and
lf the end of qualitative surerlon·
ty arrives. the Soviets wll be m a
dangerously enhanced pos1tJon
with an industnal base for arms
production far greater than the
U.S. I
Such arguments have moved
the defense debate away from
the theoretical to the practical.
both for Congressmen and Euro-
pean leaders who have been
chilled by the Hughes briefing.
Whatever else Don Rumsfeld ac·
complished in his brief tenure,
this explains his success tn tum·
inl Congress from complacency
to growing concern. It ts a dif.
rerent mood on Capitol Hlll that
Mr. Carter and Dr. Brown f•ce
today.
The Calculated Risk
Nuclear energy now generates
10 percent of our natJon 's power.
We have 64 reactors operating
and another 164 under develop·
ment.
Neceasarily, we are weanlng
ourselves away from oil -but
unnece,aartly
slowly.
Nuclear
energy could
tide ua over
untll other
alternative
sources of
enerty are
developed.. Except that
maoy Amert·
cans an alrald of it.
Even our sovemment ls afraid
of lt -bendlna over so far
backwatd IO tty to protect ua
from all potalble huardl that It
GOW takel 11 years to build a
nuclear power plant ln lb• Unlted
Stat.et. In Europe or Jap~ tbty
cao buUd tM •~ plant In four
and• baltyears. We are bamat.ru.nt witb re.Wa·
tlons 1overnment conalC!crs neceuary and lndullry con·
11.dera exctNive.
Row much rtalc are YOU will· ln1totu~?
Wbat la the rett of the atoryt
Tbtr• I.I oo tubltance wblc.h lt
not poe.enu.ny barnirut 11 YO\& pt
a mualve ovtrdoH -tncludlna
water ud CJQtea.
TS•&B • no auti.ta.net Q.lcb c.n bl UDed ••tOlnpletely aaf•."
8o ·-'" It\ •bo•t the wortu,.'~t•a ot curWna JioOaUCli lid r'edia.elq haui'dl
( PAUL HARVEY J
we must recognize that -despite
lhe beat we can do -in the end
we stlll must accept certain
calculated risks. It is only gradually and tardUy
that the medical profession baa
learned o r physiological
variables -that, In fact. one
man's meat Is another man's
polson.
The Environmental Protection
Aaency must learn also that
human tolerances vary.
Because a certain tew may be
made lU b)' lar1e ctoees of a cer-
tain food prea.enaUve ma)' not oecetaarlly mean lbat addlUve
should be outlawed -ii It 11 g~
lnl to result ln mua atarvaUon. lt la po,salble that addlll4(
cblorine to d.rt.ntinl wat.tr mlthl
adveraeb' alfect a few people -
but p~ &be Jaraer number
from typhoid and other
weterbome dileuee la wortll that
risk.
THE ALASKA plpellne ia a
potentl•I threat, however
mlaJmaJ, to the &Na's wildfile -
but alter a ,enallllnf lhree years ol debate the Conateu decided to
"41•Pt tbe calculated rlah.
Nuclear enercy -deaplte an lmc•lvt aalttY record to dau -tnvolve a callulated riak.
t will M)' no more abou\ lbal '"'!I
except to c~ an artk\e from tbe
resped*1 Stiect.Ulc A merlc:an.
It ••YI tbat uu. eoeru li "uo-
aec:.,UJ -~-"
I ~ I
..
You know the author. so beed
bis words:
"I can therefore l'ee no
j~HflcaUon for the lotroductlon
or a system which bas every ele·
ment of danger to life and pro-perty ...
That article was written ln 1889
-88 ye an ago.
By Tbomu Alva Edlaon. ADd a
thousand Amertcan11 did die last
year from exposure to the enerp
which he considered "un-
neceuary and dangerous":
alternatln1 current. Household
electricity.
OAAH OE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Rotwn N Wfl'd, Pi.Otuftn
Thoma• l<«tv1t. f:duor
Oorbara Kr~btcll.
E:ct11onat Paot t;ctttor
The «trtorlal p1111• of U. Dally
Pilot svvl('t1 10 Inform •nO
.Untulete rvaders by prtMntlna
Ofl thl paat otvtne commentary
on lOOICS o( lnttrt'Al by 111"dlUl· l<d columru1t1 end rartoorui.ta. by
provkttn11 • rorum <or tt~'
view!' und by prrlltnltna 011•
nc-ipepor·., op1nlontt and Id.a• on curren\ topic~. The (l(fltonal
opinion• of tht Dally Pllot appear
only tn the ect1tor1111 column Ml th(!
lop of tha paac Opinions t>X ·
prnHd by thu columru1ll' 11nd
cartoon1At~ •nd letttr wnten arr
their own and no tnclo~1 01 their vitw~ by tht Det1Y P\IOl ihould be lnftttf!Ct.
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41 V.S. Interior
Aides· Dismissed
WASHINGTON (AP> Interior Secretary Cecil D. Andrus has dis·
missed 41 mid-level department officials and aides, clearlne the way
tom ake tus own appointments, a spokesman said.
The sweep did 'hot include assistant secrelJU'1e& an char1e of In
tenor's major divisions, who are presidential appoU'ltees, but those In·
stalled by the previous ad·
ministration have either left or
were in the process ot leaving,
FDA U r ges
Jury Probe
Of Drug F irm
WASHING TON <AP> The
Food and Drug Administration is
recommending a federal grand
jury investigation into allega·
lions that a ma1or drug company
withh,eld selected test results to
win approval for two drugs and a
food additive. •
FDA officials said a 33-page
letter sent to the JU6tice Depart·
ment alleged that G. D Searle
and Company or Skokie, Ill , de·
clded which tests it wanted the
FDA to see. The agency recom·
m ende d the grand jury in ·
vestigate whether the company
or its officers committed any
criminal offense, the officials
said.
FDA SOURCES SAJD the al·
legations involved data sub·
m1tted by Searle in askmJ? agen·
cy approval to mark.et at least
three sub&tances: aspartame, an
artificial sweetener for foods ;
aldactone. a diuretic: and flagyl,
a treatment for vaginitis.
The FDA approved aspartame
but withdrew approval after it
began suspecting the te!>t data.
the spolce$man said Wednesday.
T HE WIDESPBf;l\D replace-
ment of federal offlcJals and
their aides is common practice
wheneve r the presidency
changes hands, particularly with
the advent or the opposite party
to power
Andrus' notices included hall a
dozen aJdes in his own otlice. act·
ing unders~retary William W.
Lyons, and Lyons' aides Dennis
Ickes, John Latz and Andrew P.
Rollins Jr.
Also Included·
-DIRECTOR OF OCEAN
Resources Leigh Ratiner. Direc·
tor of Water Research and
Technology William Butcher,
Director or Hearings and Ap·
peals James R. Richards and
Director of Territorial Affairs
Fred Zeder.
-Regional special asSistanL<>
Wilham L. Rogers in Denver,
June Whelan in Atlanta; Charles
T . Hoyt in Portland, Ore ,
Willard E. Lewis Jr. in Albuquer-
que; Arthur R Kennedy in
Anchorage, and Webster Otis.
chairman of the Federal
Regional Council in San Fran·
cisco.
Deputy Solicitor Hugh
Garner and Deputy Assistant
Secretaries Stanley D. Doremus
1n program development: Vern
Stephens in congressional rela·
tions . Douglas P . Wheeler in
fish. wildlife and parks; and
Harry McKittrick, James Gill
and Ray Peck in energy and
minerals.
·~ .,...,.,...
Co11rt Post Dtte'!
Rose Elizabeth Bird ,
secretary of the California
Agriculture and Services
Agency, will "very Likely"
tfe the next chief justic~ of
~ th~ state Supreme Court,
the Sacramento BEE has
reported.
PVC BOA.RD
MEMBER NAMED
SACRAMENTO (AP ) -
Richard Gravelle of Daly City
has been appointed to the Public
Utilities Commission by Gov. Ed·
mund Brown Jr, moving up from
his job as the PUC's general
counsel.
Gravelle, 50, replaces David
Holmes of Madera, whose term
ex pl red.
He becomes the third ap-
pointee by the Democratic gov-
ernor on the five-m ember com·
mission that regulates utilities
rates charged consumers in
California.
Governor Bid
Debates Urged H£RB
FRIEDLANDER
SAN DIEGO IAP> California ought to re·
quire major part:> candidates for governor to de·
bate, San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson says.
Wiison. expected to seek ·the Republican
nomination for governor . testified at a state Fair
Political Practices Commission hearing Wednes·
day.
It was the first of several hearings to consider
possible changes in the Pollt\cal Reform Act or 1974.
AS THE LEADOFF WITN~. Wilson took a
swipe at Democratic Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
"The incumbent governor must share my senti·
ments based on his expressed eagerness to debate
Gov. Jimmy Carter during Brown's brief venture in
presidential politics last year ," Wilson said in·
prepared remarks
"I'm sure you recall. as I do. his enthusiastic
challenge to Gov Carter Jimmy Carter, where
ever you are. I'm going to rind you and I'm going to
debate you ...
BY REQUIRING P UBUC debates. Wilson
said, .. th1~ comm1ss1on does have the power to in·
nuence the conduct or campaigns in this state that
would ha\t' the happy result or encouraging greater
attention by the news media and therefor e the
public •
Brown. expected to seek a second term in 1978,
debated his Republican opponenl, Houston I
Flournoy, in 1974
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NBC Sets Reversal
NEW YORK (AP) -There is
too much violence on television,
uys the president of the NBC
tele,•lslon network, and he's do-
ing somelhinR about it.
Vwlence De-empNuis Due
··we·re sayme. 'Enoueh of
that.'" Robert T. Howard said in
an interview with The Associated
Press. "We're going to try new
avenues."
HE COMMENTED IN the face
or mounting attacks on television
violence frQm such quarters as
the Parent Tea~hers Association.
the American Medical Associa-
tion. the National Citizens Com·
mittee for Broadcasting and the
advertising industry.
The network chief said NBC
would de-emphasize ·violence tn
the season that begins next fall.
a lthough it would retain shows
like ''Police Story," ''Colombo"
and "Rockford Files."
He added that the network
began planning for the change
last fall Ln the belief that a desire
for gratwtous violence has "run
the course." And be said NBC'!-
afflliates have been pressmg for
less of it.
"I THINK THE American peo·
pie are tired of that," Howard
said m his ofhce, where three
television sets silently flash the
hour's shows. "People have said
they want another direction, and
that's what we're going to give
them." .
He said NBC had all but com·
pleted its selections. to be an·
nounced in mid-April, of SO pilot
programs for the comini season.
Twenty-one are comedies and
most of the rest are variety
s hows, family programs and
dramas that shun violence, he
said.
Declining to e!>tl mate how
much less violence thete would
be on NBC ttus fall or to specify
shows that would be dropped,
Howard would say only t.hls:
"WE'RE SAVlNG THAT we
reel that there are too many of
these proerams and that we're
reducing them."
Despite NBC's Jan. 5 documen·
tary on "Violence in America."
on why people enjoy violence,
which made the opposite claim,
Howard denied that violence was
the route to high ratings, He not·
ed that Nielson figures for the
season to date Usted only two
'·action" s hows "Charlie's
Angels" and "Baretta'' -both
on top-rated ABC.
SALE Restaurant Bans
U.S. Diplomat SPECIAL SHOWING OF 300
JOHANNESBURG. South Africa (AP> -Black
U.S diplomat Joe Segars was refused perm1s!>ion to
eat in a downtown Johannesburg restaurant despite
his official American status.
"We had reservations and we were denied
service," Segars said after the incident Wednesday
at Chez Andre, a restaurant reserved for whites and
speciali zing in French cuisine.
SEGARS, A PHILADELPWAN, works at the
U.S. consulate in Johannesburg and one or his
responsibilities is arranging visas for white South
Africans wanting to emigrate from this racially
troubled country to the United Slates.
An Americap official accompanying Segars to
the restaurant said the manager refused
permission for them to be seated, saying he needed
a special permit from the government. Tbe
man ager could not be reached ror comment.
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She's a 'Priest Fir-st'
Lesbian Sees End of Long Struggle in Church
BERKELEY (AP)-Tbe Rev.
Ellen Marie Barrett aiw1y1 felt
there wu a place for ber ln the
dua.rcb u a woman and u a l•·
btan, but it wu a long atru11le to
achieve her 1oaJ.
That 1tnaole ended wben abe wlb ordalned two week.I 110 in the Church ol the Holy Apoetles
ln Manhattan.
''IP THE CllU1lCB la to be a
houae of prayer for all people,
then l•Y people belong ln It too,"
Rev. Barrett said.
"And ii love la wbat the church
is all about -and it aaya lt is -
then lndiaputably I belong ln
there, too, because mr, way of llv-
ln& la a way of lovtna. '
She entered the seminary In
1972, two years after tbe
Epiacopal Church bad voted
down acceptance or women
priests and one year before it
would be voted down again. She
was 26 at the time and held a
bachelors degree in EngUeh and
a masters in medieval history.
••v. BAa•ETr SAID •be alway1 bat been open about be-
lnl I ay, fr-om flnt tellin& ber parentl about it when abe wu 18
to mentloni.nl it when abe applied
to the General Tbeolo1tcal
Seminary 1n New York City.
"Everywhere I read that rm a
'sell proclaimed' or 'avowed' les-
bian, and that's not true," abe
aald. "I bate the word '1elf-
fr-0elaimed.' I doo't proclaim lt;
live It. 'Ibe priesthood la not a
publicity stunt; Jt'a my llfe."
Sbe ea.id abe grew up in a mid· dle-clau Soutbem society that
"trained girls for the marriage
market."
WHEN 8llE TOLD her parents
abe wu a lesbian, abe said her
father wouldn't talk to her and
her mother took her to doctors
and psychiatrists "and they
agreed I was pretty
normal .. and I figured ii I bung
around loog enough my parents
would realize it, too."
Rev. Barrett. however, refuses
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to dacuaa bu relaUoruship with
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d!naUon aloo1 with her motber.
"I'm a priest flnt, and I'm a
woman aecond. And I'm a
scholar. And l'qi a lover. And
I 'm an artist. And I'm basically a
aby old tuddy-dudd.y wboae idea
of a 1reat time la staying home
with a Sood book," she said. "U I were to make a llat. . .a lot of
tbina1 would come before les-
bian.
.. BEING GAY IS not first in
my life; it's part of all of my life.
It makes me a better human be·
ln1. It makes me more com·
paNlonate."
She aaid about half ber mail
berates ber for her Ufestyle, tell-
lnl ber to be ashamed of her
''filthy" way of life. But the other
letters praise her u a "conquer-
lnl hero."
Call 142-H78.
Put• faw word•
to work tor ou.
SAVE$30
Hurry! Ou r MC-1500 floor /shelf
speaker at this low price makes
getting the second one easy!
Big 8" woofer. 3"·tweeter.
genuine walnut veneer
enclosure. There·s only one
place you can find 1t •.•
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The Realistic TRC-9 is ready to use
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2 other channels! Switchable ANL
and automatic gain control.
Provides helpful communication.
companionship and FUN on the
road! Outstanding CB bargain at
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SAVE 16% SAVE
FULL MEMORY
CALCULATOR
Reg. 29.95
18%
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SAVE SAVE
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2G-IN·1 ELECTRONIC LAB KIT
R9Q. ·915 14.95 21·245
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• R•quirH No R•wlrlngl
• No flttr• Amplifier NH<#dl
• Sounds Liit• ~L/1111
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,
HICK'S -·s STORE
FDRUARY a 111ua SALE
STARTS FRIDAY, JA•. 28th ..
A FINE SELECTION OF 9UALITY CLOTHING
REDUCED TO PRICES THAT MEAN GREAT
SAVINGS
SUITS
HOUP Of sum -Regular to 125.00 .................................... MOW M.71
6ROUP Of sum -Regula to 145.00 .................................... MOW tt.11
ROUP Of SUITS -Regula 155.00 to 175.00 ............................ MOW I lt.71
HOUP OP SUITS -Regular to 185.00 .................................. MOW tJt.71
HOUPOfSUfTS -RegiO 195.00to250.00 .......•.......... MOW149.71te tn.oo
SPORT COATS
AO• Of SPOIT COATS -RecJ,b to 95.00 .....•....................•. MOW 69.7.f
6ROUP Of SPOllT COATS -Req.b to 110.00 .......................... MOW 14.71
HOUP Of VOllT COATS -Regi.h to 125.00 .......................... MOW H .71
SLACKS
HOUP Of WASH PAMTS -R8<1Jla 12.00 to 20.00 ...••....•...... MOW t.a to I I.II
DllSS SLACIS-Regular 27.95 to 35.00 Bro. Sit~ ...•..•.....• MOW IUI. 2 tor JLOO
LEISURE SUITS
POL YDIM MllfCS -RecJlb 65.00 to '15.00 ............................ MOW Jt.71
POL US1la IMITS -Recpor 79.50 to 85.00 ................................ MOW 4t.71
LllSUll SUll'S -Regular 95.00 to I I0.00 ...•...................... MOW 19.71 & ".71
LllSUll suns -Regular 135.00 to 165..00 .••••.••.•••••.••.••.••• MOW 79.71 te tt.71
FLORSHEIM SHOES
kOI~ SH01S -ReQula 35.95 to 39.95 .....................•..•..... MOW Zf.11
kOlstmie SHOIS -R&C}Ub-'41.95 to 46,qs .•....•..•...•.......•••• : .••. MOW JUI
DRESS SHIRTS
AllOW & •AMr -ReQl.b 11 .00 to 14.00 .•.......•...........•.•....••.... MOW 7.11
AUOW &•AMr -Requlcr 15.00to 16.50 .•.•..•••....•.....•..•.••.•..••.• MOW U1
AUOW 9W4A SHmTS -Req.b 20.00 ................................ MOW I I.II
NECKWEAR
MICITllS -R&C}Ub-6.50 . . . . • . . • . • . • . . . • . • • • . • • . . . . • . . . • • • • • MOW 1tt. 3fw1.00
MICtmlS -R~ 7.50 & 8.50 .........••......•.•..•...••.•. MOW J.tt. J fw 11.00
MICITllS -Ragula 9.00 to 1200 •..•••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 4.tt, J fw 14.00
SPORT SHIRTS
SHOtrT S&a1¥1 •AMT•••• sums -Regula 1s.oo ••••••••••••••••.• MOW t.a SS.CIOSSC-IMITllali·-~ 14.00 ••.••..•..•••••........... MOWt.11
LS. POUdlal -ReQLb na> & 21.00 ........................ MOW 11.11 te IUI
LS. PAnmM SPOllT.SfmTS -~ 20.50 ............................ MOW ILU
SWEATERS
PBlll llAQt caws -~ RacJ.b 20.00 .......•.••••••......•.. MOW) I.II
DAMOH PULLOYllS A CA ... AMS -Regula 42.50 to 75.00 .... MOW 19.11 te Jf .11
DOUILI IMll' WOOL ruu.oms. CAID .. AMS -R~ to 50.00 .•.. MOW 2'.11
JACKETS
IUD WMl'IMIY POl.YUITHAMI JACIDS -Recpar '47.50 ••.•.......... MOW 2'.11
LIA1M• JACDT1 -Regula 160.00 to lb5.00 ............................ MOW tt.71 NMDUl'OM-.r JAcnrs -~ JS.00 .......•..•••••••••••....•.. MOW lt.71
I ~-~~lh~~~~~-·-·· ............ -•U• I
AMPLI ... , ....... • MOllMAL ALlllATIOM ...
. IMl'lll STOCI MOT OM SALi
"'eC~'S Ml HI ITOl!S
3467 Via U• (next to Udo Theoter)Mewport leach
CfEN FRIDAY. JAN. 28 TIU. 9:00P.M.
Whittier om tn. 0y c... -°'°""'
•
•
Navy Lt. Mary Louise Jorgensen of
Manhattan Beach walks from her jet
fighter plane in San Diego. At 26, she has
given up a childhood dream of becoming a
model and instead pilots a Skyhawk jet.
UflTIM£ CiWE
CERAMIC WAll TILE
• wott'T STAllt, SCRATQI OR 8Ullft!
• IDEAL rO« llTCHEN OR BATHROOM!
SttHk RMl•ctltM ,_,.ill/
•%;dy 6!
Red Cross Sets
Drawing Topic
YoWlflten ln grades four through six may c:ocn·
pet.et for a S25 ••vi.Das bond by drawing pictures of what lhe Amencan Red Crass means to them.
Roeie Martindale. co-ordinator of the Red Cross'
toutb county chapter. saJd lhe contest will be held to
publlcl1e relocation of
chapter headquarters .4~ J ,.,0 ld
from San Juan ~i4
Capistrano t o San
Clemente. lnlJook SBE SAID orlelnal
drawings. no larger than GetUng help in cue of
10 by 12 inches, should a medical emergency is
have the name a nd the s ubject of a free
school of the art.lit wrtl-brochure available in lhe
ten on the back right· Mission Community
band comer. Hospital emergency
Drawings can be room.
malled or delivered to The bqspltal is located
the new ce11~. 800 South at 27802 Puerta Real
El Camino Real, Suite Hwy· in M.lsalon Viejo.
215, starting Tues. George McL•r· ad-
Deadllnels Feb.28. mlnlstrator, said tbe brochure includes a ENTRIES WILL be checklist to foUow in an
displayed at the San emergency. space to re.
Clemente Community cord emergency phone
Clubhouse March 4 and numbers and lnstroc-winn ers announced tloos in planning ahead
March s. she said. for emergencies.
Eacutlve Olllce1: 7812 Edlnoer Ave.,
Huntington Beach. CA 92&47 ----·--Southern Calilornla Regional Offices:
4140 Long Beach Blvd .. Long Beach. CA 90807
8955 Valley View St .. Buena Park. CA 90620
20715 S Avalon Blvd • Carso,,, CA 90746
1001 E. Imperial Hwy .. La Habra CA 90631
1095 Irvine Blvd , Tustin. CA 92680
235 N. Citrus Ave .. West Covma. CA 9 I 793
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• ACCOO MY llOOll! ,..
79~/I~
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547-7781
, ... , w.11 Decor!
MIRROR TILE
• lST QUALITT-..0 S[Q)f(OS!
• ADDS DIMENSION & LICHTI
IZtlT 49" a.!l!lu " ~ rt.
Sotmtl c.,,,. D.torl
CORK WAU TILE
• NATURAL BROWN TONES!
• USE fOR 8UU£TIN BOARD! lh~~390
Ill """°'.
&try w., or ht•!
RED QUARRY TILi
• NATURAL RED WUTT roa ~24t
Eosy Con Villy/on!
· c_,t.te Kitt
ROlLER & TRAY
nr.raoor. METAL TUY ' 9" IOl.LE..,,...E COWH
-~l'!!t
DAILY M P.M.; SAT. t:J0.1:30 P.M.: SUM. ICM P.M.
• .
UNllAMEJIWD atm[t CHAIGf WUCOM( US( OUa lAYAWAYI
ThufMjay . .Mnuary v . 1m DAILY PILOT 4f
starts Friday
at9:30a.m.
many limited quantities
be early for
best selection
• • •
these items available in our
Huntington Beach Store
women's sportswear
ORIG. NOW
30 JUNIOR TOPS . S12·S16 7.98
20 "BIG TOPS" . S9·S14 4 .98
18 TAILORED SHIRTS S7·S10 3.98
14 SHORT SKIRTS . S12·S15 7.98
9 LONG SKIRTS S14·S18 8.98
15 LONG SKIRTS . S10·S1J 5.98
30 JEANS. ASST'D . S12·S16 6.98 .
48JEANS . S9S16 5.98
50 FASHION PANTS S12·S18 7.98
11 COORDINATES. S17·S22 11 .98
15 COORDINATES . S13·S16 7.98
25 COORDINATES . $9·$12 5.98
32 SKI JACKETS S24·S25 15.98
16 SWEATERS $25·$28 15.98
29 KNITS. SHOAT SLV. 8.99·$10 4.98
32 TOPS, SHORT SLV. S7·S9 3.98
20 COTION TOPS . . S6 3.98
15 KNIT TOPS S4 1.98
29 KNITS, LONG SL V. S9·SI 1 5.98
18 KNITS, LONG SLV. S8 4 .98
22 FULL FIGURE TOPS S5·S9 2.98
19 FULL.FIGURE PANTS. $8..S13 4.98
dresses, pant suits
ORIG. NOW
31 DRESSES, PANT SUITS, Sl 7·S21 5.98
29 DR ESSES, PANT SUITS, S20-S23 9.98
women's coats
ORIG.
11 CORO. PANT COATS • $38
9LEATHERPATCHCOAT, $34
12 PLUSH COATS • . • $50
NOW
15.98
16.98
24.98
lingerie, lou~gewear
ORIG . NOW
22 FULL SLIPS • S8 5.98
148BRIEFS & BIKINIS 1.35 98'
97 BRAS . 4.49·S6 2.98
66 SMOCK TOPS 5.97·S8 3.98
21 DUSTERS. S8 4 .98
18 SHORT ROBES • S14 9.98
260UILT ROBES.SHORT. 513 8.98
25 QUILT ROBES, SHORT, 511 6 .98
31 QUILT ROBES, LONG . S13 8.98
62 QUILT ROSES, LONG . S15 9.98
savings for girls
ORIG.
33 PANTS • . . . • • $6·$8
19 NOVEL TV PANTS • • S6
41 TOPS & TEES • • • SJ-$4
34 BULKY CAADIGAN8i • S6
savings for boys
ORIG.
122 JEANS, ASST'O 6.49-7.99
46 KNIT PANTS • 9.99
118 SWIMWEAR, ASST'O . 2.49 3 9~
56SWEATEAS 6.99
21 VINVL JACKETS 899
37 WOOL SWEATERS . . 10.99
24 PJ'S & NIGHT SHIRTS, 5.49·5.99
49PR. SOCKS . 1.79
68 BOYS' SHIRTS, 4-7 . 2.49·3.99
59 SPORT SHIRTS. L. S. • 3.99.fi.99
38SPORTSHIRTS, l. S. 6.99
17 SHIRT 8i VEST SETS 10.99
22 KNITS. SHORT SLV. J.49 4.99
154 KNIT SHIRTS • . 3.99-4.99
288 BOYS' JEANS, 4-7 4.49
57 LEISURE JACKETS 9 99 12.99
savings for men
ORIG.
32 DRESS SHIRTS • . . 7.99-8 99
49 KNIT DRESS SHIRTS • 7 99·8 99
46 SPORT SHIRTS, S. S. . 699
171 SPORT SHIRTS 3.99
205 TANK TOPS 2.99
34 SPORT SHIRTS, L. S .• 8.99
51 LEISURE JACKETS 16.99
80 JACKETS, ASST'O . . 16.99
54 SHIRTS 9.99·10 99
25 NIGHT SHIRTS . 12.99
42 SHIRTS, SHORT SLV .• 4.99-6.99
61 RUGBV SHIRTS 8.99
ya rd age, notions·
ORIG.
35 VOS. KNIT FABRICS . 1.99-3.99
422PKGS. INTERFACING, SI
111APPLIQUES,PATCHES, 79d·1.2S
42 NEEDLEPOINT KITS . S4-4.50
.
t
. .
" ..
,
' f
NOW ,
3.98
1.48
1.98
3.98
NOW
2.98
4 .98
48'
4.98
4.98
7.98
1.98
48'
1.48
1.48
1.98
1.98
48'
2.48
2.98
4.98
NOW
2.98
3.98
1.98
1.48
1.48
2.98
8.98
11 .28
5.98
9.48
3.68
6.68
NOW
98'
48'
38'
2.98
11 JUNIOR ROBES . . S16 10.98
13 FULL FIGURE ROBES, $16·$17 10.98 savings for the home
32 SLEEPWEAR, SHORT • S6 SIO 3.98
9 SLEEPWEAR LONG 58·S11 5.98
women's accessories
ORIG.
65 KNIT TOPS . $6
32 SHAWLS . • $8
81 HATS, ASST'O S3·$4
45 SCARVES . . S4
78 SCARVES • • 2.50·S3
57 HANDBAGS, ASST'O • $6·$1
51 WALLETS • • • • S4·$5
109 VINYL SANDALS • S8
280RGANIZER BAGS • S8
39 RABBIT SLIPPERS. • S4
200 PRINT KNEE·Hl'S • • 1.60-2.26
NOW
1.48
4 .98
1.98
1.98
1.48
2.48
1.98
4.98
4.98
1.98
98'
inf ants and toddlers .
ORIO.
82 WATERPROOF PANTS, J .29
17 TOD. DRESSES • • • $8-StO
NOW
4M
4.98
ORIG.
103 LINEN CALENDARS . l .49
21 BLANKETS. SOLID 10.99
42 SPREADS, ASST'O . 17.99·23.99
18 AREA RUGS • 6.99
'l7 AREA RUGS • 12.99
38 BATH TOWELS . 6.99
86 HAND TOWELS . 2.19·2.89
200 HANO TOWE LS 1.29·1.77
428ATHMATS . 2.47
28 BATH RUGS • 4.99
savings on. toys
ORIG.
3000LL OUTFITS . . . 2.49
14Mc00NALDLANO . • 18.99
20 SKATEBOARDWHEELS,3.99-4 99
26 EVEL KNIEVEL TOYS, 5.49
9 TENNIS RACKETS . 3.99
16 TENNIS RACKETS. 7.99
19 TENNIS RACKETS. • 9.99
MERVYN'S
9811 ADAMS AVENUE,
HUNTINGTON BEACH -963-9731
•• '·
NOW
48'
4.98
6.98
3.98.
7.98
3.98
98'
68'
1 . .-S
2.48
NOW
48'
7.98
48'
1.48
1.98
2.98
3.98
n
.4 J. DAil Y PILOT
Funeral Laws Called 'Progressive' r-------couroM·------1
"We ue Yery co•fottable wtu. lite Jaw• la EDITOR'S NC11'B Stat•,_,~ the 1150 TbeorigtnaJstaC.lawcoveminatlletunerali.n· I LA Pllllii..IATA I
Califon.la. We laan .. problnll .... &Ille la•a. the ml1Uon.-o·J19Qr Cali/orrdo fVMrOl ~ u de.cnbed bl dustry and creaUn1 Ute state board ln 1913 wu writ· 1 "' f"'lllll
1tatatet, dte rwlet or Ch repladeDI." -Iola.a indud'll ~ a.s OM of 11'4 ..,,.., ben. H~. ten by two Wldertaken, Uaene BlaJock oC Forest A1111111ic 1at11 F• * C.-. • Oii Pr11isa
BrowaiDg, HetllUve dJrector of die Califon.la en/orcemnt of tJw Iowa bat beetS ~bted bll ~'11 Lawn and MJcbael deYoun1 ol de You.a& Memorial -• lflls c..,. *9 fel 2l 77 _ I
Funeral Dlreden AuoclaUoe. critic•. °'° pofftt our tlaal IM 1tate'1 revwlotorv ~ Chapel in Stockton
boa until thU 'IJ«IT been dowuDOUd br wtdmokn1. The UnW 1971. when ooe public member wu added, I $ I LOS ANGELES CAP> -Spokesmen for the follounngstorvumrurieatheonginofllatelaw,t~rm-tbe fin-man board wa1 eomposed entirely of I SPICIAL...xlCAHDIMMll 165 I
California funeral business say state laws govern· farc~ent.and the rtlolWtulnp bt1toffn tM indul'lt and funeral directors. In 1974, two more public mem· Soup or sal-1. lalM!e. enchitAda f
ins their profession are among the most pro-ltate regMlatorv of /1dalt. ben were added bringina the board's total mem· I toatada. retried bean• anct rice I
cres1lve in the natJon anJ contend that lmposiUoo · --benhlp to eight. ' I AMBICAM M•• l
of federaJ rules would weaken the authorJty of the Primes. however. says no d~ialon has been Soup or Hlad. u. S. Chocce toe> $275
state Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers, madeutotheboardproceedingacalnstDaphne. UNDEa T EKMS OF A BILL approved by the I a1r101n steak. onion rtng. choice
the acency charted with regulating the indu.atry · •'That wouldn't be accurate as to a decision was state le,Ulature laat year mandaUng a majority of of bak9d potato°' beans and rio.. I
Durtn& public hearln1~ bere last June on the made to rue." Primes said Jan. 11. "I can't tell you public members for such reculat.ory qencles. the hotrotlaorflourtortlllaa
Federal Trade Commission s propoeed rules for tile if the office of the attorney ceneral Is goinc to file board this yeu will have more public members ..... a WM o,.. 4 te 10 ,_ I ~~~~':r1~s'ra\'li>o~r~. :::t~~de~~~: ~:'::~~~ =~~hl:g~ 1~~r~~h:;~:.n'u~r~:f:~~Yd~J1~~~: thanRU:~~an. coauthor wllh Jenica Mitford I 'lto 1 s. • ~ 'i~ . . . . . . Ca..H Uan ~.,,
executive secretary, echoed the lndllSlrY position notbee,.n senlover." (See PVNEaAJ. LAWS. Pace a> I S.ct11 11h "'OUPO.... 4tJ.alO I
that California was adequately regulating the L,;-------'-"·-------..a funeral industry and that the rrc rules were BUCK CONTENDS THAT waiting for the out·
thereforenotneeded. come or the district attorney's suit would have Killer Jailed
T HEIR OPINIONS WERE contradicted by the
state Department of Consumer Aff&Jrs, or which the
board is a part, which lent enthusiastic support to
the FTC proposals
Although both Webster and Buck are state
employes, their opinions evidently came as little
surprise to the California Funeral Directors As·
soclation. wtuch represents about 70 percent of the
state's 873 funeral homes The June news letter of
the CFDA states
"On June 9. we, along with others, will have an
opportunity to express our viewi; before the FTC. A
slate of spokesmen have bffn chosen which include
Mr. Robert Webster, president of the stale Board of
Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Mr. David
Buck, executive secretary of the board, Mr. Bruce
Hotchkiss, a board member of the Hotchkiss Mortuary ... Mr. John Browning, executive direc·
tor of the Callromia Funeral Directors Associa-
tion."
WEBSTER DENIES BEING A spokesman for
the iadustry. However, during the hearings, ques-
tioning by FTC attorneys revealed that the outline
of his testimony had been submitted to the FTC by
the CFDA's attorney, Edgar Fraser.
Buck's approach to his regulatory duties bas
been called into question by the board's lack of ac·
made proceeding against Daphne easier because a
conviction would automatically mean the loes of his POMONA <AP>-A San
license Gabriel man who ad· Ho~ever. in at least one other case. a funeral m it t e d _ k l 11 l n C
director convicted or felonies has been allowed to bis ex-wife and her
continue in business boyfriend bas been &en·
A San Bernardino undertaker. Frank Tillie. Jr .• lenced to prison for up to
pleaded guilty in July. 1974 to two counts or arson 30 years. The se~e
and one count of attempted arson in connection with was pronounced acamst
fires set al competing fun eral homes. Donald Fittjobn, 29. who
. admitted forcing 4ls way RE SPENT EIGHT MONTHS IN prison and, into an apartment last
upon his release, the board suspended his funeraJ February where h1s ex·
director's license for 10 days. Today. he ls back in wife Jennie Fltzjohn, 30
business at his old location and Gary Kletz, 35, lived:
Sentence Set
FRESNO <AP>-A
Ridgecr est man bas
been sentenced to three
years tn prison for a COO·
victlon of robbing the
Community National
Bank in Bakersfield
April 9. Robert L. Brady
III was sentenced by
U.S. District Court
Judge M.D. Crocker.
CLEARANCE SALE ••• OPEii SUNDAY
tlon in the case of Nicholas and ;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii0iiiiiii0iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii0iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;'" 11 A.M. fO 5P.M.
Daisy Daphne. operators of the
Bay Area's largest chain of
funeral homes. On Dec. 3, 1976,
the San Francisco district at·
torney's office, after a year·loog
inves t igation , charged the
Daphnes with 45 counts of illegal
pra c tice s, including
bodysnatcbing, embalming
bodies without permission, in·
THE
'LUMllM~
HfATIMC.
All COMD. m .. .-. .. ,__.
~•'" Yt>Ut .,,.~
WSSION VIC JO ?8911 C.''"l'IO C.~tr•no ,,. r.. • ..,, "·-.._•• •ucte timidating grieving families and
disposing or remains without proper permits. 495-040 J
Buck was contacted by The Associated Press ,,~Z~1:..0 ., 1
40-70%
CltlSTS
ACCISSOlllS
OFF
MlllOIS
PIUOWS
DISKS
~nJ<tm.te,l'I !kteriorJ ~
341 IA YSIOI DllYI
Oflf rAClflC COAST HWY.
MEWPOn'·llACH
0,-10.1, ao..cl s-.y
l ........ (7f4f 673-1620
shortly after the district atlomey's suit was filed 642-I 75J •111""'
andaskedwhy the ~arddidn~takeact~nagaind~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~; Daphne.
HE DECLINED TO DISCUSS the case except toi
say. "the board has been working very closely with
' the district attorney's office in lhat investigation. We
have been fully aware of what's happening. They'
ftled rather than us for the board's convenience. We
will Ci le upoo their record of their conviction.•·
Bucl\'s account was disputed by Ray Bonner,
head of the San Francisco district attorney's COD·
sumer fraud division, and Carol
Hehmeyer. the assistant district
atto rn ey prosecuting the
Daphne case. both of whom
characterized the board as a re-
luctant part1c1pant and said that
an admm1!>trat1ve proceeduig
against Daphne would have
been far easier than a prosecu·
lion
"They're not taking step
one:· i.a1d Bonner , noting that "1-nu
the board had received its first complaint about
, Daphn(' m November. 1975. "The DA 's prosecution
• '>hould bt• the last step down the line."
ll E llMEYER SAI D THE BOAR D WAS
"cooperatmg quite well now. but prior to us filing
the lawsuit they would just forward us complaints.
We dtdn 't get any tnvesligative backup." --i .... 1
On Jan 10, after further inquiries were made
by The Associated Pl'ess, Buck called the Los
Angeles bureau to say the board had reversed itself
' and decided. upon the advice of deputy attorney
general Joel Primes, to proceed against Daphne In·
stead of waiting for the outcome of the district at·
torney's prosecution.
"I &el my advice from attorneys," Buck said.
"We're trym1 to accompllsb lhil as expeditiously
and economically as anyone. I think the only
apolotY I owe m thlS case is for trying to be
somewhat economical In the way we're pursuing 1t.
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Poland Top
Tourist Lure
Quick, name that nation that spends the
bleiest share of lu money to promote visits by
tourists. Jl's Poland. N. rar aa tourism goes,
the next 14 top spending countries, i.n descend·
lng order, are Ireland,
Greece, Tuttey, the United
Ktn1dom, Hungary,
Canada, Portugal, New
Zealand, Mexico, France,
Argentine, India, Belgium
and Italy. How do you ac-
counl for the ract the Unlt.ed
Slates bud1ets propor.
tionally less than any of
tbeae nations?
Tbe pro football bosses are still looting for
IOIDe safe turf. Orthopedic surgeons have ad·
viaed them, however, the only safe turf would
be thrff inches of mud.
"Amethyst" comes from a couple of
Greek worda meaning "not to be dropped."
SILOS
Q. "Kow come silos are always round?"
A. Two reasons. So the pressure or the
silage in.side will be evenly distributed again.st
the walls. And so cornered silage won't catch
fire with spontaneous combustion.
Q. "If the fastest.growing ivy were plant·
ed all the way around the Empire St.ate Build·
ing and properly cared for, bow long would it
take it togrowtothetop?"
A. About 20 years plus two months,
theoretically.
Q. ''Wbeo was the 'Year without a Sum·
mer'?"
A. That would be 1816. ~ailed because
there was snow every month in the northern
st.ates.
FtJTUllE MAN
Physical anthropologist Dr. Wilton
Krogman cont.eoda five million rears trom
now man will talJc telepathlcally wtthout vocal
cords and will stand oo two little round discs
instead of feet.
Best technique to ward off the common
cold, advises a U.S. Public Health official, is
to drink plenty of good, clean lap water every
day, 11 such can be found.
Maritime experts figure more than a
million ships have gone down in the world's
seas lo the last SOO years. Off the coast of New
England alone they estimate about 4,000
vessels are resting on the bottom.
You've seen "The Stlrit of '76," that
famou paintlng by A. M. Willard. Recall the
flag thereupon? BeautifuJ, isn't it? However,
that na1 wun'ladopfed by tbe U.S. Coopea& amUJ 1977. ·
It's possible you think the Irishmen are
the world's greatest potato eaters. If so,
you're ript. Average lri&bman eats more
tban a pound of spuds a day, aod that's the re-
cord.
Addrcu meal to L. M. BO!ld. P.O. Bor 1560,
co.to Mno, CA nas -
9Scout
Lead,ers
Horwred
Nine Oranae Coast
Boy Scout leaders ud
volunteen were honored
Wednesday wttb Silver
Beaver awards In re·
coanllion of their COD· tribuUooa to scouting.
Receivlot Sliver
Beaver Awards were
Rose Breaaricb of FOUD· o.11y 1'1111 .... ,....
tain Valley; Dwayne rep,_._
Force, a aelf~mployed ~
contractor and decor.tor S u p e r i o r Co u r t
from Huotiqtoa ~acb; Judge Harmon G .
Ray Ravert. Irvme ln· S c o v i 1 1 e o (
suraoce agency owner; Westminster is the :::::!~i~at~~~1• E~ Orange County Tt:iaJ
Toro and Wlll1am Pax· Lawyers Association
son, ~ Hunttncton Beach "Judge ol the Year."
resident wbo la a lab---------
technician for Standard ou. Join8Board
Orange County
Supervlson have ap·
pointed Newport Beach
attorney Denni s
Harwood to the board of
Also honored were
Newport Beach attorney
Emesl Schag Jr.; Paul
Schloemer ot Newport
Beach, vice president of
Parker Hannifin ;
Charles Scrantom of tnLateea of the Orange
Costa Mesa, president of_ County LawUbrary.
Police Chief
. To Be Feted
Radio newsman Dave deSoto will prealde Mon·
day aa master of ceremonies al a ret.Lremenl recep·
Uon for Westmlnster PollceChlef WalterT.Sootl.
The public ls invited to the reception, from 5:30
p.m. to 8 p.m., at the Bell and Crown al 14Gtl Beach
Blvd., oearWestm.ln.ster Avenue.
The oullolnl police chief. so. announced bis re·
Urement a month ago to enter private business en·
lerpriae alter nearly 19 years' service with the
Weatmlnster Police Department.
Ke was one of four original officers hired
following Westminster's incorporation and wW be
succeeded by now·Depuly Cbief Robert J . Bonnet,
alsooneofthecity's first rour lawmen.
Ram Star Speaks
At Charity Event
Isiah Robertson, linebacker for tbe Los Angeles
Rams, will be the special guest at the United Way
of Orange County North/South's Annual MHUng
aod Awards Banquet Feb. 2.
Aw anls wW be presented to local volunteers
and businesses for their contributions to the 1976
United Way of Orange County campaio>. The
festivities will begin at 6 p.m . in th'e Grand
Ballroom of the Disneyland Hotel.
OAJL Y PILOT .4 J I
Fatality
Driver
Jailed
A Weal Covina man
has bff!J sentenced to
ORANGE COUNTY nloe moot.bl ln Oranae
County Jall after plead·
ln& guilty l o
manslau&bter cbaraes
S4 ltiver
Greenbelt
Approved
A plan to provide a cor·
rldor of greenery along
tile Santa Ana River and
SaoUago ~baa been
approved by Orange
County supervisors.
filed followin1 a Lacuna
Canyon Road collision
tbat claimed tbe life of a
woman paaaenger in the
other car.
Superior Court Judge
Jamn H. Walaworlb or·
dered tbe jail term and
three years probation for
Morrls Lynn West. 29. He
ordered Weal to make
fuU reetit\ltJon to Morton
Solzberg, 40. of RUDDlng
Springs, Calli.
Solzbere's wife. Unda
Suzaooe. 28, was his
paueoaer ln a truck that
The plan, prepared by was demolished Aug. 13
ciUea and county agen· in a head-on colll1ioo
ciea with jurisdiction with West's car.
along the waterways. Arresting officers said was referred to county West was dnmk at the
staff member s tor wheelandwasdrtvfneon
coordination and final the wrong side of the
implementation. road.
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Mesa Man
Sentenced
In Holdups
A Costa Mesan ac·
cused on arrest Of carry-
ing out three armed rob-
beries in the Orange
Coast area has been sen·
tenced to one to 10 years
in state priaon.
Orange Count y
Superior Court Judge
James K. Wala ·
worth ordered the
prison term for Harry
Edward Smith, 29, of
2080 Newport Blvd.,
after the defendant
pleaded guilty to re·
duced cbarees of second
degree armed robbery.
Smith was awaiting
trial on c.barges that be
robbed the Surf and Sand
Hotel in Lquna Beacb.
the Sportsman's liquor
store in Newport Beach
aod Fry's Markel lo
Newport Beach.
Loan Plan
Approved
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LOS ANGELES CAP>
-George 8•••1•. pla)'WJ1gbt and emeritus
profeaaor of theater arts
at UCLA, died Monday of
• a heart attack. He was
72.
University of Notre
Dame ofllclal and presi·
dent of Huoter College
for 21 yean, died in
Memorial Hoepilal Tues·
daynlgbt .
interest loans for home
improvements in de·
terioraUng Oranie Coun·
ty oelghborboods has
woo approval by county
supervisors.
The board agreed to
provide up to $300,000 tn
federll Housing and
Comm unity Develop·
ment funds to finance
public works projects In
two Weal Oranae County
neighborhoods and to uae
u guarantees for banlt
loans to homeowners lo
those areas.
BLOOMFIELD
HILLS. llkb. <AP> -
Claarlea P.uer-. a re·
tired Ford Motor Co.
vice presideot and dlrec·
tor, died Mooday lo a
nunln1 bome here. He
wu74.
BALTIMORE GP> -
Fred I. Arc~lbald,
publ11ber of the
Baltimore News
American f« 11 years,
ia dead at 8.1. He died
Tuesday following a
abort illness.
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Colonla lDdependencla,
a 135-bome tract
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they •lll be used u a de·
mooatration project and
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tended to other ..-e~ ot
the county later.
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VtNYL·COATED PAPERS
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FABRlc..eACKED VINYLS
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A J % OAJL Y PILOT Thursday. January ZT. 1971
Valentine for JFK
TJ7 Show TepidAdaptalion of Book •
8y.IAYSHARBV1T ,.,, ..................
Valentine's Day lan't until Feb.
· H. But tonieht, NBC la ai ring a
two-hour valentine lo the late
President John F. Kennedy, a
• show called "Johnny, We hardly
Knew Ye" (9p.m. Channel 4).
Thanks for the thought, no
thanks for the show, a tepid TV
adaptation of the identically·
entitled JFK memory book by
long-time Kennedymen David F.
Powers and Kenneth O'Donnell,
and a civilian, Joe McCarthy.
THE nut IS SET in 1946, the
year young Jack Kennedy. a
• certified hero back fTom the
Navy and World War ll, decides
to bow out of his brief tour of
• Journalism and enter the hurl.Y·
burly of Boston politics.
It ends with Kennedy's first
political victory. the Democratic
primary race that led to his elec·
Uon to the House.
Lively times, to be sure, in a
father, former Ambassador
Jotepb P. Kennedy, and Burgess
Meredlflt. as John F. "Honey
Fit1 •' Fitzgera Id. JFK's
materoal grandfather and
Boston politico of much oote.
Neither Lries to speak Boston, a
wise tdea. They leave lhe task to
actor Kevin Conway wbo as Dave
Powers, Kennedy's streetwise
young aide, turns in the show's
only believable performance.
Light la a bl1 ))?Oblem with lh1s
entlreabow.
ALMOST EVE&\'ONE TO
whom JFK fluhes a grin, from
burly dockworker to aodety tea·
pourers, freaks over tbe
handsome lad. A rew words, a
smile. and bingo, instant sup.
port, the start of Camelot.
It's rumored that Boston's
Democratic akirmlsbes are full
of cries, shouts, considerable
vitriol. Not here. Sure, a few THINGS OOlllMENCE AT the guys get salty and one opponent
Kennedy compound in Hyao· even goes so far as to take out a
nisport, Man. They quickly newspaper ad, accusing Ken·
establich JFK as a first·cla55 nedy of being a rtch man's son
idealist undaunted by such who was brought up in New fatherly warnings as: "Politics York.
ts about what is, not what should But goodness and virtue
be." triumph. And Dave Powers, who Powen, an impovembed ex· had a bit part in the movie, adds
serviceman with a reputation of to its JFK h osannas in a
knowing everyone in bis rough· postahow chat with New York TV Help So ... .....lt.t and-tumble political ward, ls ap-talker David Susskind, whose ueaa
proached by JFK to join the cam· firm coproduced th.is opus. LOS ANGELES (AP>
paign. Committed to a rival, he -Laymen are being
demurs. then relents. JFK , e E SA y s, • · w 8 s sought to represent con·
Student Gel8
Fount.ai.o Valley resi·
dent Pal Lenoel-Leahu,
l~. bu been promoted to
cadet stalf seraeant at
the M arloe Mllitary
Academy in Harlingen,
Tex.
Len fyel -Leab u 's
parents are Mr. and Mn.
Comel Len&Yel-Leabu of
l746lSantallabella
WANTE
DIAMO~OS • G•:MSTONF.S
Jewett by loMC>hs •• teen:htng f0t diamond• •nd
ge11mon.ta h'om pnvate 1M1Vldulll1 and estates C..retul
...,,._MtlOn and evaluahon by our exl)ef1s H1ghelt
cine-patd. C:.11 ~().i066 1<>-G da11y, Satu"'-y 1~.
SUndl!Y CIOMd. uJI for M' Joseot\
iewels by loseph
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: lively arena. But NBC's version
has all the impact of a cup of
Boston bean soup to wtuch three
cups of sugared water is added.
PAUL RUDD PLAYS young
Kennedy. He spends much time
slipping in and out or a ~at
Massachusetts accent and tryrng
to decide whether to put his hand
in his coat pocket as djd JFK.
"My God, but you've got a way magnetic and be had a great sumers oo a board set up
with you," be admiringly says sense or humor.•• to oversee bow health
when giving the first hin.t he's Neither> can be said of caredollarsareapentin
Seen the Light. An~d~Se~e~in~g~th~e:._~Th~u~rs~d~a~y~·s~s~bOW9!,·:__~~~~~~L~o~s~A~n~g~e~l!e~sC~o~u~n~t!Y~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
r
He's backed by William
Prince, who plays Kennedy's
. . Marine Sentenced
In Cross Burning
• . ..
' . . . .
By the Associated Preas
A young Marine says he erected a six-foot wood
cross and set it afire "in frustration" because a bud-
dy stole his car, leaving him with traffic tickets and
$.1, 000 in bills.
Pvt. Harve I. Pelton, 18, or Holtvllle, Calif., was
sentenced by a summary to private.
court-martial officer
Wednesday to JO days at
hard labor. a $200 Cine
and reduction in rank
from private first class
Mail Hits
Pardon
LATER. 11lE confllle-
ment was erased from
the sentence by Pelton 's
battalion officer.
The cross was burned
Jan. 13 at a base location
s e veral miles from
where black Marines
have been t.rted for as-
sault in what their al·
tor neys say was retalia·
WASHINGTON (AP) tion ror racism by Ku
-White House Press Klux Klansmen.
Secretary Jody Powell Pelton, denying be is 8 Klansman~ said be got says public reaction to the crossburning idea
Pres ident Carter's from theolber incident. pardon for Vietnam s k 'd h draft evaders, measured po esmen s ai t e Marine accused or tak· by letters and telegrams ing Pelton's car is now
received, 1s running himself in confinement
about 3.000 t o 1,800 athardlabor.
agains t Carter 's posl-,.----------
lion.
Powell made the dis-
closure Wednesday after
a deputy earlier h ad
declined to characterize
the pu blu.· sentiment.
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Bpcause of modern technology, home
appliances are being designe.d to
.... offer consumers time; en~y·
. and cost saving features.
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'Future' Designe8
.
To Attract Buyers
By BEA ANDERSON
Olt ... D•oh fllletSl•ll
Kitchens, designed wilb in·
door-outdoor atmospher e .
enlarged to serve as the family
acti vily /social center
Cluster dwclltnJts to accom·
modate h1ith denMly re1>1dcnhal
ar€'as
Appliances :.o automatic they
monitor thcms<'l Vt'!>, telling
I owners when !>l'rv1Cl' 1s needed
~-thus saving costl y repu1rs
Timer devices which remind
owners or most any task. like
when to mow the lawn.
Braille symbols on appliance
control panels.
Gar b age d isposals so
lightweight and simple lo install
there's no need for a plumber.
Microcomputer:., monitoring
power consumption le vels,
t
au tom a tic ally decide which ap
pliances should be dropped orr or
delay their use.
Home amusement cente ri;
complete with a continually mov.
mg art callcry exh1b1ted on a
screen
These are but a few pro1echons
offered by Whirlpool Corp in a
San Diego seminar. entitled The
D y namic s o f C han.:1nit
Lifestyles
IN FUTURE DES I GNS.
energy saving is as big a concern
a~ time savinc fealurcs
However. a producL-. manaJtcr
predicted fewer model choice!> or
refrigerators if the conflict in
state and federal ent'rgy saving
regulations are not resolved
"We can'l '>'Ork with a d1f
ferent set of regulations from
every state. comply with federal
standards and still meet prict•
needs." contends James 0 .
Yund.
He said that in California re·
quiremenLs are more slrin~enl
than federal. Some or thes e required
features. he said. will drive cost\
out of line.
"We already ha\'e cner g}
saver switches on m od e l!>
(switches control heater:. which
are used ir humid chmatei. to
pre,·ent sweating I but that doci.
not satisfy the California code.··
he claimed
~People
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BEA ANDERSON, Editor
Tl1ur•r111v l11nu11rv 27 1977
Bringing the
outdoors
inside is
this modern
version of
the farmhouse
kitchen-warming
room. Forecast
is the return
of the large
kitchen as a
family
activity center.
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If the conflict 1s not rei.olvcd.
Yund predicted a drop of 2Q.25
percent of the models nationwide
by next No\embcr and more in
California 1n 1979
Tiff: J\ VJ\ILABl.E m od<'ls.
howl'n'r. "111 offer intngurni:
fl'atun•i;, :.uch al> adJUstablc can·
llh~'·ercd i.helvci. and tt.-xturC'CI
steel s urfaCl· a 11.'ather hk<' ap
pearane<' thul 1 .. fingerprtnl
resistant
A hnght future 1s forseen for
the time anrl energy s aving ap·
phann• that .. appt'als to all
Jifestylc-s " the mtcrowave
o•:en
Rt' t•nt1.•r111){ this market after
an alm ost 20·ycur hiatus. the
firm sees ii as the fastest grow
mg. with thl' h1gh£'Sl saturallon
1n Southern C:.il1fo rn1a and
among the age group of 18·49.
According to their surveys, 2
m1lhun microwaves Y.'111 be sold
this year. and by 1981. 3 7 mill.Jon
Another area pro1ected as Cl
gro~·mg market 1s garbage dis·
posers because they reduce
clean-up lime and eliminate the
··towestof Jobs."
Onl) 2Q percent of households
now ll1 C'lud<' them. but hy 1985 1t
t!> ex1wctt.'d that 3fi percent will
ha' c lhl'm
Tiii': fo'IRM 11/\S JUSl tn
troduccd <• miniature model that
doei. the· work c,f a standard size.
It only weighs 61 • pounds, 1s 131?
tnches Ion~ and 31 'l inches in
diameter
Bet•auM· of 1l!> reduced weight
and !\ll.t', plus s1mpllried mount
mg rings. th<' unit 1s easily in
stalled. l'hminating lht· costl y
plumbl.'r·!'-bill S<ile price 1s ex
pcctcd tn lw 20 2~, per cent less
th11n the stancJarcl
..
It works. they say. becK1fse the
motor. thouch smaller . runs at
about twice the speed of a re·
gular one. The noise level Is a I.it·
tie higher -about like u blender.
Computerization has entered
the appliance field (controls for
units such as meters> and more
app li cation or e lectronics
technology is promised in the
future
Al Bailliff. vice president of re·
search and engineering , said.
electronic d evi c e s o ffer
numerous benefits :
-Reliability.
-·No moving parts to wear out.
Consume very httle energy.
When packaged propcrly.
they exhibit high immunity to
mechanical shock and vibration.
He conceded th~t it probably
makes little difference lo lbe con·
sumer which electronic device is
used as long as it performs the
job
However, he said. microcom·
puters provide low-cost control
a nd have self-diagnostic
capability
THEY OFFER FLEXIBILITY
of skipping unneeded portions of a
cycle. like reducing drying time
in a dishwasher.
When located in a breaker box .
they can decide, if there is a high
power load, which appliances to
drop off or delay use.
Electronics. he said. will open
opportunities for new products
A Culunstic home might tn·
elude a complete environmental
control center. which would take
care of temperature and hum1d1 -
ty in an energy-saving way.
Other developments could be
electronic a musemen t a nd
educational centers. musical in-
struments or a miniature bust·
ness enterprise. complete with
accounting system.
Of course. the design o! lhe
home will change to accom·
modate Ute new products.
Discussing the home or the
future was Barry A. Berkus.
AJA . president of a national
award winning architectural
firm in Santa Barbara.
HE PREDICTS the return to
the farmhouse warming kitchen,
but In contemporary design.
It's function no longer will be
limited to being utilitarian ;
however. that function will re-
main. Food pre paration is col·
orful. so this area is considered a
"staging area."
tt will be expanded and opened
with windows to bring the out-
doors rnside and provide space
for a greenhouse, window dis
p~ys and or hanging plants.
Berkus' designs feature sus
pended daylight ceilings whic
accommodate di'splay areas. Ups
per cabinet space is either
eliminat.ed or opened with glass
doors
Warmth is accomplished by
extensive use of woods, even ill
nooring.
SURROUNDING THE "slal·
Ing area" are dining space a.ti
the family activity center. Th~
latter. Berkus believes, providO
a compatible atmosphe re flu'
family Interface. Children f~L
comfortable entertaining friel\dC
and no longer feel shut oU by tO..
'ng them to their rooms. :; ...
Berkus admits there has lo la
quiet areas. that this is not the
only room in which to live. AN\,
he believes. a formal dinln,f
room should be an adJunct fot'
formal entertaining ,
He claims this design does~
waste energy The stale code o
ly allows a maximum of 20
cent of the noor space in glass~fl!
said. ·;1
. ~
"DURING THE DAVTIMI'
you can create a tremendoUj
amount of heat through gtase,w
With dropped ceilings. ·he st(I')
gested installation or wood-it
louvres which can be closed du11t
ing cold periods.
Because of th e en e rgi
shortage, Berkus forecasts m~
people movin~ buck to the cltll
where they are closer to worl(> ..
This will increas<' density. But
familit:s are getting smaller, bC.
said. so less s pace is needed "
Tbe solution to accommodat4
small families in city areas ~
cluster dwellings. :-
.. A good example of archi~
tural des ign." he s aid, ·•ii
Promontory Point ll is attrac:::-
live and provides openness w)tb
privacy "
Trend: Where Heart Is l~:
By MARCIA FORSBF.RG °' '"" O.ttly P•IOI Sll'lft
America 1s a country or trend·
11etters and fad-followers. We
take notice or what's In and
what's out. We 11till lend to keep
up with the Joneses.
But In the home furnishings in·
dustry. the popular vogue is the
swing away from specUic trends.
Hom ea no longer have to be de·.
corated in a crystal clear style
A happy mix of fabrics. a (ear·
less blend of diverse looks and
the melding of comfort and rune·
tion arc on the hori~on for 1977.
Touching on lifestyles. in·
fluences and In novative con·
ccpts. nine 11pokesmcn In the
furnl11i,,tngs field ·expressed their
optl m lstk projections for the
year.
The poncl dlscus~ion. part ()(
the LOR An gele s llom e
Furnlshlnas Ma rt's Winter
Market Week, was moderated by
television pcr!lonallty, Ralph
Story. '
''I'm delighted that we don t
have a trend," said Shirley Ritts
·'The public is buying com·
fortable, quality furniture and
decorative accessories We're
more Individual and we don't
have to go Into a certain path.
we·re offered many choices, ..
she added.
The artistic combination or
mater ials. such as acrylics with
wood or wood with chrome, ls
"creating ne w excitement."
said Ms. Rills.
around t he coun~tY -take
risks .··
Designers appear to be taking
those co1trageou1 leaps by
translating their concepts Into a
wide variety of des1rns which
cater to different lattes and
pocketbooks.
Outdoor fumJture Is suitable
for Indoor use. Hlde-a -wat~r
beds in all sizes have bffn ln·
troduced as part of modular pit
groups. Rattan Is • tavorlt.e
medium.
COLORS Aal eatthy and "'arm. Upbolsi."ty ls t.txtur'd
and dimensional.
Leonard Barban. executive
vice president (or a home
furnishings store, revealed.
"We're seelng myriad styles like
ethnic prints and the country
feeling. Cont.emporary 111 large.
plump andoverstutfcd.
"A lot ot new fat?ric •tori .. are
coming into the picture," men·
Uoned Morrit Loeb. For example, African cf rtnts,
"THI CONSUME ll ls milting as well u American an Eait
t.h,se tlt.ylea even within the con-Indian des\JN. are-galnln& In
finea of the••m• room." POPUiarity.
t\Ccord.lnlt to Ruu Buccola, Ht allowed that cons11mers are
pr .. ldentohfurnlturo manufae· buyi n1 modular rurnllure
turb)1 company, "Callfomlan~ systems. Smaller rooms and \be
· are darinl to blend nostal1la or 1eneral reducUon In lhe slie ot TUE MAR;r, built In l9S9, traditional ln their Jlomea If It homes have tnnuenced the com·
houaea numerOUJ showrooms lor · feela rlaht." pact aroupl.nis. be lndlclted. rurn l tur~. floor coverll\I•· Gere Kavan&u1h. deal1ner. !:d Halmaohn or San Dfeao ~~~;~~ and acce1t1or1~·~ re!d t would "love to Ret Callfomla·do tcbotd Loeb's opinion. "•
• . • • more ol wbal ll 'a known Jor. bellevea the future will brin1
' ,
•·more functional. ulllilarilu\1•
designs In furnishings. •
"THE... E RA of lhe tradlUona!
five-piece bedroom set is \fuC
ing. · he pe>bited out. Moch.il•r1
and stackable• are current 'Id 1
tlona for space problems .8JMI
movement-oriented way1 of llt•i11
Charles A~rle, vice prealdeat.
of a furniture manufactuftq
company, said that the lllesi.Mi
of ''the mobUe communliy aJ¥f
lbe youn1 community" req'1!n
Items tbal "move with them f1oC cu be added to." I.
Ht s ... a versatile trend Ullll
"brtn1• toeethel' • variety ot der-
titn•. '' As t<t!I change, new ob-Jeeu ln different 1tyte1 ehou,. lw
abJe'lofitlntouiJUng modUJ ·
FV&Nl'l'lJRE designer jfrt,
Johnson admitted •'A trend 1'111
to 1t1rt someplace. As a dcaltn if
copied, it becomes a trend.'!..,. ••
WhUe reaUlln1 trencta,:tt.~
also ntfflHJ')' lo "undcr~'1ltll
your cllent.. ''noted Sylvia ~N'~·~~
prealdent of the Western J:I~
Furnlshln1s AssoclaUon. . •.
"Know who you're deahnt
wttb. Don't oversell them, bul
JSve them a total Jooki'' abo ...
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'Approval' Takes a Beating (Ann Landers~
DEAR ANN· Thanks
for runnlna the letter
Mbout the couple who en
joyed beatmg each other
u a prelude to sex
Please add two more to
the list. My wife and I
have been whlpping each
other for several year5
and it 1s a rughly e mo
t1onal experience.
Your Delaware reader o«nest that the centers of
• alb and pleasure are
ot far apart. Surely you
know that pain wtd sex
are often inseparable.
We tried straight sex al
t.he beginning and it left
'US axhausted, frustrated
and unfuUilled.
Now we have peat fun
expresstDc oar prim1Uvt'
r ee lin•• We look
forward to these lJvel)'
encounten. E~ thouah
we e nd up wttb
scratches. teeth maru
and purple bndaes. life ls
much moreexdUog.
I'm sure rou don't ap-prove but hope you ·u
print my letter so the
couple in DeJaw~ wW
lrnow there are others. -WE LOVE CUPID'S
STING
DEA.a STING: Tllere
are MANY otben ud
J'ye lileard from doaeu.
At for ••approval.'' wbat
I dliak la DOit lmportui. t
ooly Sin advice wb.a
asked. l'm not a judge or
jury.
If p e ople e n joy
scratcblog, bUIDg and
brult lDI( ODe aDother
<aad call H love, yet>,
that'• tbf'l.r busl.ness. But
l 'U tell you what I told
tbe otber couple. How
aJce tlilat you two found
eub other. You belong
&oge&liler.
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: J am a 45·
year-old widow who
nMda to know ll It la true
that Saint Marr. the
mother of Jeau.a Christ ,
w11 not mvrted when
she became pregnant
with Our Savior
M y 23 -year ·old
daughter 1s smgle and
Uvmg with a 26·year-0ld
fellow as though they
were man and wife This
has been going on for two
years My daughter
claims she is pregnant
from her bed partner
and when she gives birth
to the child, she will
becom e a saint. like
Mary . She 1s a very re·
liglous girl and con-
vinced this 1s true
I am not so s ure. Jn
fact. I think maybe her
bed partner talked her
into t he whole thing .
Please answer in the
paper because l can't
risk getting any letters
from Ann Landers at
home . Thank )OU
TROUBLED WJDOW
DEAR T.W.: I cbecked
wltb a professor at one of
tbe leading Catholic Wl·
lversltles In lbe U.S .. and
lbJ1 ls •bat be saJd:
"Became tbe)' bad no
Aan Landers In those
days , people ID th~
Gospels occulonally bad
to rely on angeb for the
resolution ol family pro·
blem1.
"Mary became preg·
oaat wbeo abe was
engaged. AD angel ad·
vlled ber lo marry mesaa1es from aa&els.
l osepb, ber naoce. bear Tb e m es• a & e if h e
the cbUd, and be good &o SHOULD iet ls that ber
botb fortbcoatJ.nc cbJld. Uke ---------
" J~aepb was disturbed 'aa y otber (lncludlng
wben Mary &old bJrn she Jesus>. Deeds a home
wu prepaot. But an wltb a fat.her and mother
an,el advised blm lo wbo have pledied their
marry ber anyway, to Unatoeacbotber.
cberlab mo&ber and cblld.
aod to be more patient
about trying '° naure out
what God bad In mind.
"Neither Mary oor
Jo.epb wou.ld have been
called aalDt lf lbey bad
been bed pa.rtaers before
tbelr marriage.
"Widow'• daughter Is
not llkely to get any
"If -.be la not saintly
nougb to be the mot.her
of her espe<ted child.
there are plenty of other
women who would be
very happy to take the
baby. Let ua hope sbe
elves proper consldera·
tJoa to tbe welfare of ber
unborn ~blld." -NO
SIGNATURE PLEASE
Moonlight
Madness
I I ·hour sale of sales
th11 Fri & Sat et the
Huntlrigton Center Mall Beach & Edinger
at the San Diego Fwy
Starts Fr1 7 to top m
Renowned Lecturers Share Views
<:.:~HILDREN-. HOME
'SOCIETY: Leadtrahlp
• •nd commw\fcaUon wUI
be discussed by Slater
.Rose Marie Henoe11y at
"f:30 p.m Monday, Jan
31, in the district office.
Santa Ana.
Slater Rose Marie.
principal or Sacred
Heart H.igh School in Los
Angeles. is a weU·known
BIG CBDSI
SALB
ANY Cl 'II!.,.,,. CAM
ZD\rrm11111na
CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE
You 'll find Swiss. Cheddar. Gouda
Longhom Smol<y Bar and many more
For a hm1ted time. come 1n choose vour ravonte end SAVE' Eoc,.. .. s.-v r"" e
WESIG.lff PLAZA 11• a mvw• ~ MAC""'"°"9 Ma.e.n
NOMAllL "rk • "'t . .,., • .... 'TL '
MARINER'S VILLAGE~~~ POINT
PMOtCE 4'~2610 ..._a ~,. •
lecturer in the neJd or
leadership and volun·
teerlsm.
MARDAN CENTES:
The emotional adjust·
ment of chlldrep ls the
topic of a lecture·
discussion at8'P.m. Mon·
day. J an. 31, in the Cost a
Meta center.
Leonard Horwitz,
PhD. st.all psycbologist
and director of group
therapy for the Min·
nln1er Foundation ls the
IUHt speaker. Further
information Ls available
by c ailing the center.
5'0·4113.
Mn. James also wilJ
teach a three-unit course
called Nutritional Ap ·
proacb to MentaJ Health
from 4 ·1 p m on
T hu r sdays beginning
Feb. to.
Further information is
aVlllable by calling the
Chapmaq College office
or continuing education.
HAIR MAR-A·THON:
A 24-bour marathon will
b e nef it Multipl e
Sc lerosls Society.
House of Vienna Beau.
ty Salons will open and
staff three shops from 7
p.m . Saturday, Feb. 5,
until 7 p.in. Sunday, Feb.
6
for the guest night meet·
ing of the Laguna Beach
Ebell Club Monday, Feb
7. in Three Arch Bay
Clubhouse.
WOMEN'S COURSE:
Saturday. Feb s. in the
home of Mrs J erry
Money. Orange
Speaker will be
Genevieve Southgate,
florist and plant expert.
A special nine·wee k
class. e ntitl e d A CONCERT: E leven
Wo m a n · s PI ac e t s professors of UCI 's Fine
Everywhere will be of-Arts Department are
fered at cn'.ange Coast donating their time and
College. beginning Tues· talent to play a concert
day. Feb. 8, at 1 p.m . as a scholarship fund· raiser. T a u g h t . b Y D r · The performance wiU
Geraldine P1ckart, the be at 8 p.m. Friday. Feb.
course topics include 4 In t.he Fine Arts Con·
Historical Conditioning cert Hall. A wine and
of ~omen and Men to c heese reception for
Sexism, Women and the performer s and au. Welfa~e System. O~en dien ce will folow .
Ma ~r.1 age, Assertion Tickets are $10 and may
Tra1.nmg. ~xlsm Is a be reserved by phoning
Soc 1a1 .Disease and 640·1163or644-0870.
Saturday
January 29th
12noon
to3:30p.m.
lr1ft9 o watc~otl-tt or doO'iloCI onct 1wap-
ouct1on It whit. you enjoy entertotnment, Uftlque
1hopplng cent•r envfronment ond entry to prl1e
drawtng. Regl1ter cmtc .. (no clothfng, ptMM) "°"'
12 noon to I p.m. Auctton hefd from I p.m. to J p.m.
Dto•tnv tor tour comptlrnenfofY ttcketa to ICNOTrl
llRRY FARM ond NIC STUDtO TOVll. You Med not
be PNMftf to wtn.
111 W. •0U1odo, Ion C..mente
Juat Off the Ian Dtego Fwy.
C H A P M A N
COLLEGE: Annette
Tronchin-James. PSW.
LCSW, of South Laguna.
will give a continuing
education class on the
Challenge of
Schizophrenia Today
from 4-7 p.m . on Mon-
days, beginning Feb 7
Beauty supplies are
being donated by
L 'Oreal and refres h ·
ments by Albertson's
Food Cent.er.
Further information 1s
available by calling the
Orange County Chapter,
MS al 636-2171.
Women m the Foreign
Service CA NH C : Good-------------------
Language and Com ·
Purpose of the three
unit course is to help
psychology students un·
derstand and accept the
phenomena o r
schizophrenia throu~h
history and in today's
society.
FAMILY SERVICE municaUon Skills Begin
ASSOCIATION: Mi chael at Home will be the topic
J Quigley is president of of Aleen Agran()wlla
the Orange County FSA MA, director of Speec.ti
LAG UN A BE AC II board· and Language Develop.
EBELL CLUB: A slide Serving with him are mentCenter.
lecture on native plants Mrs . Dudley Boyce, She will speak at 8
m the area, their con., Arlene Reid and Bill p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 2,
scrvatlon and use will be Stitt. for the Orange County
pr esented by South Chapter. CalifornJa As·
Laguna l andscape ALPHA XI DELTA: soc 1 al 1 on o (
urchitectcct FredLang. Orange County alumnae Neurologically Ha n·
He will be the speaker will meet at 11.30 a.m dicapped Children.
Body Reshaped Like New
Can a40-year-0ld body be reshaped?
The answer definitely 1s yes, according to
Gerry WiJJner. instructor or a Body Workshop
class at California State University, Long Beach.
"Nobody is too muscle bound for discotheque
dancing and nobody 1s too old to straighten a
sway-back or tighten a sagging abdomen," she says.
Ms. Willner herself 1s the best tesltmony to
her own theones Trim and hthe today, she was a
semi-invalid with severe back problems for
years and did not begin to dance until she was
past40.
She paints a dis mal picture of herself:
"Sway-backed, no abdominal muscles al all, ug-
ly stretch marks and bowed legs. Today, I don't
even have stretch marks, believe it or not."
Ms. Willner's legs also are straight and
shapely today. She expla ined that, contrary to
former beliefs. orthopedisLc; have learned that
tension, correctly applied to bone, will gradually
reshape it.
Tbts is be<:ause the body Is living tissue and
FlllDAY AND SATURDAY
BRAS
,..'tlo
ITC'S
%oFF
therefore always capable or change, for the bet.
ter as well as for the worse.
Ms . WilJner uses basic dance principles for
her workshop, which are approved by or-
thopedists. She incorporates them into enjoyable
discotheque dancing patterns and makes sure
students understand uacUy why they are doing what they are doing.
One of the benefits or lb1s kind or exercise
and body toning is that 1t makes tbe body more
resistant to Ul,jury.
"This is very important as we get older."
Ms. Willner emphasized. "Older people in good
condition will not be so fragile. Because or better
coordination and a better sense of balance, they
will not be so apt to rail or to have serious injury
if they do."
Body Workshop will be given Thursday even·
ings from 7 to 10 p.m. ln the CSULB physical
education building, Feb. 3-March 17.
The fee is $.13 for one unit of credit. Informa-
tion is available from the Office of Continuing
Education, (213> 498·5561.
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partnerships, fi scal
agreements will be at
forefront.
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Nov. 21): Good news con
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indicated. Stand your
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plays key role.
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22-Dec. 21) : Key now is
organization bl'fnging
priorities into focus. un-
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emotional commitment.
General well-being
spotlighted.
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rather than begin
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highlighted member
of opposite sex imprints
style.
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obstacle, problem is
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act accordingly Allies
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P ISCES <Feb. 19
March 201 · What seemed
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.. !!l~sterious" overtones.
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Vice:
Her
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By ERMA BOMBECK
Al' Wlro~o10
AT
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I've never carried what you would call
your basic organized handbag.
To put it another way ... i( Monty Hall
had offered a million dollars to anyone hav·
ing a 1958 baby tooth, a set of keys to a car
sold three years ago. a fuzzy breath mint.
and a half pair of footlets in their purse, l 'd
be a m ilhonaire today.
As with most vices, the only p._'Oplc this
bothers are the reformers . . . the do·
gooders who won 't rest until you put your
car keys on a clip, with a flashlight, at the
top of your bag. in a spot mark~ KEYS .
One of the more zealous members of the
Organized llandbag movement is my
mother. She cannot comprehend why I
carry around a pack of gum with no gum in
1t, or what possiblt> use I will have for two
"C" batteries She couldn't wast to give me
one of those handbags for my birthday that
has a place for everything. It looked like a
Post Office
'"The first thing we're going to do is to sit
down and get 1t all organized," she s aid.
"and you'll never have lo rummage
through your purse again. Give me your
checkbook"
"I don't have it," I said . "I just carry a
few blank checks."
"What do you record them on when you
have written them?"
"My grocery tape."
"Where do you keep the grocery tape?"
·'In 'the brown bags where I gel my
groceries.
"And they are?"
"Under the s ink waiting for the
garbage."
·'I see . Well now, where's your
passport?''
"My what?"
''Your passport. You know, permission to
enter a foreign country."
''I only use it when l enter your
grandson's bedroom."
'"And here's a bag for your make-up.
Where is that?''
''I'm wearing it."
"Look," she said, "whf don't you fill up
all these little pocke\fS arid openings
yourself and surprise me.·•
It i1n 't often my mother is right. Bul l
have to admit that purse organiz.er ls the
greatest thing to come down the pike since
P A theno-burpcucumber. bl. UC t 1· on I put all my raffle tickets under
· s ingle earrings under· CLUB AF· U IC ::) TRAVELER'SCHECKS, mybalrcllpaand
Fri., Sat. an,, dis, .. un. ..... t ~ve~. ~?~ ~t 8 p .m. rn1~~T~~pgi;Ttr~k:t:~:..'!f~::
• eyelashes under MAJOR CREDIT CARDS,
JEWELRY CHINA CRYSTAL I and two worn-out washers that I have to 1 I replace in the MAKEUP bag. I'm going : f , 1 r1,.11<lr('(:l~ <'I othF>r item:< '"I h1rn1turP, h1r'I> I '1r'. r•t( •. I down in the bag now and look for my car .
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~fJ OAIL Y PILOT Thu'MSay. January 27. 1977 ·~
·Land.Lies at Heart of Mexico's Woes
EDITOR'S NOTE -IAlld ha.mo-r "'°' o~ of the bone rcotOnl /or the
gr.at M tncon reooluhon o/ lJIO. rlw
Jtunger 1141 not been to.Ju/kd ltsl '1iel·
• JtJllUt govemmenU an Merw:o C"1I .Prtd once ogo.111 ptOIOTlt8 art °" th.I
march Foll.owing u the laat of two
artkle1 on Mtzl<'CI, n trnubled
ne1ght>or. . , ..
. , 8yCHARLt:SGREEN
, LOS MOCHIS. Mex1«.'o <API
•A group of men huddled around u
cooking fire on u roadside in
northwestern Mexico trying to
explDin why they wanted to an
million people at.ill work the land.
For some Lt i.a a daily battle just
to feed their children. They can
never dream or buytng a car or
savln& money. They may never
~ven own a burro.
Mexico has a terrilory one·
fourth the size of the continental
United States. Yet hgurea from
the Agriculture Ministry show
that the nation has under cultiva·
lion an area smaller than the
state of Florida
That means that less than half
an acre of land per person Is
targeted for cultivation in the na.
Problem: Mexican lrwestors
MEXICO CITY <P I President Jose Lopez Portillo says he
does not lhln.k American and other foreign investors need any re
assurances ebout the future of the Mexican economy.
The problem, the new president said in an exclusive interview
wHh The Associated Press. is with Mexican investors who do not
have the long range view of foreign investors.
· · Lopez Portillo said he plans no special message to American Jn.
• ve~lors when he visits President Jimmy Carter Feb 13·15 in
Washington, 0 C
THEY ARE ALREADY REASSURED .. by their own ex.
perience.in the Mcx1ran economy and the world economy," the pre
1>1dent said.
"Fortunately, the 1nternat1onal inves tors have a very ample
v1s1on based on experient•c and farsight which allow them to
measure the t•t•onomic process with knowledge and security," he
said .
vade and take over another
mar. 's private property
They were trying lo put into
words a frus tration lhul ha,..,
plagued Mexico's stoic "cam·
pesino" pcasa,pts for centuries. It
is a frustration with no sure cure•
in sight. ...
"LAND AND LIBERTY" was
·.the battle cry of Emlhano Zapata
when he left the fields or Morele>!>
to become one of the largest
figures in the 1910 Mexican re-
volution. Peasants throughout
Latin America havc used th:>l
s ame cry to push righl-wing gov
ernmcnts toward land reform
Peasa nts who invaded
thousands of uc:rcs of private
farm lands in northwestern Mex ·
ico last November had the same
battle cry and voic.-d the same
frustrations
But they were not protesting
r against a conservati ve ~overn
ment that supported rich land
barons or absentee landlords
They were protesting in u coun ·
try ofte n used as a prime exam
pie or land reform . a country
whose agrar ian rc>volut1on pre
teded the Russian Hevolul1on
{' F, NSUS •"I G l; R F.S S llOW
:ilmoi;t 40 pc>rcent of Mcx1cn's 60
lion's 10 ma1or crops.
WHAT HAS HAPPENED to
Mexican land reform'! Did the
1910 revolution go astray·~ Can
the country feed itself.,
Everyone who studies land re·
form in Mexico agrees there is a
serious problem. President Jose
Lopez Portillo says it must be
solved or the country could
starve.
Zapata was killed by the army
after railing for a trirk. Millions
or Mexican peasants think they
are still being tricked.
FRANK BRANDENBURG,
whose book "The Making or
Modern Mexico" is a textbook
c lassic, says that not until
Lazaro Cardenas became preai
dent in 1934 did Mexico really
seriously begin land redistnbu
lion after the revolution ended 1n
1917. Cardenas broke up large
baronial land-holdings to be con·
verted into communal farms,
called "ejidos" and based on the
farm concept of pre-Columbian
indian civilizations Rut Bran·
denbur~ says Cardenas made a
mistake.
"The economic sin of Cardena!>
was not laking land .... away from
unproductive land baron.s, but
distr\but.lng lands lnlo small un·
productive parcels: not favoring
'eJidoa' over private farms but
makmg the communal units un·
economically small." Branden·
burg wrote
Carlos Loret de Mola, a
member of the party that has
governed Mexico for half a cen·
tury and former governor of
Yucatan. made " similar
criticism m a r ecent magazine
article.
"TH ERE JlAS NOT beeu a
single communal Carm society to
be o rganized without de·
mogogery or with a basis in
economic reality," he said.
Rodolfo Slavenhagen. an in·
\lestigator at the College of Mex·
1co. Is a recognized land reform
expert
"What ha5 happened in Mex·
ican land reform is that a new
social class has been produced, a
class holding very small plots or
land within the private sector or
an communal farms. In some
cases production has been in·
creased and the peasants have
bettered their standard or Ii ving.
But in the majority or cases this
ha s not happened
Stavenhagen said
Jt'ROM lt?t TO 1975, according
to figures from the private bank·
ing system or the Danro Nacional
de Mexico. aRriculture produc-
t ion increased only an average of
I 8 percent a year In order to
keep pace with population
growth. rarm production should
inrrease at least 4.8 percent a
year. lht> bank said, adding that
land under cultivation must In·
crease 2.5 percent a year.
Law permits an individual to
own only 247 acres or irrigated
land Larger plots may be owned
in less productive areas. The
average rarm an the United
States 1i-, 393 acres Most com·
munal farm ploLo; in Mexico are
24 7 acres and many arc in un-
productive areas. deserts or on
the sides or mountains
There are rewer than 80 million
acres of cultivable land in Mex-
ico.
CONt'UCTS BETWEEN land·
less peasants and private land
o wners are based on the
peasants' constitutional right to
have land and on the constitu·
llonal ri~ht to private ownership.
Mexican law does not take into
a«.'count a man who owns one
247 acre plot and buys another
adJOtning 247 acre plot in the
name or has tnfant son.
Somt• have hu1lt huge. highly
rror1tablf' farming oper:itions
'IACTICING P'HAIMACY
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DEAR PAT The Jan. 9 edition of
Family Weekly magazine contained
favorite recipes of Rosalynn Carter
and Joan Mondale. One partic.'ular re·
«.'1pe. Chocolate Upside-Down Cake.
had one ingredient missing eggs!
I'm s ure th.is was a misprint. Can you
fmd out for me"!
L.N., Huntington Reach
Ma rllyn Kansen, food editor for
Fam Uy Weekly, told AVS that tbJs re·
clpe wu coned as published. The oo·
ly tip sbe offers is to make sure tbat
,\'our baking pa.n Is well greased, and
that you remove the cake from I.hf'
pan almos1 lmmedlately arter It com·
t'' out of tbe oven. Hansen added U.at
all ret'ipes publi!llled In Family Wm·
ly Ut' pre.tested ~fore publication.
Ca" Barclaeare Top Thla'!
DEAR PAT: D.L. or Costa Mesa.
whose letter was pubHshed Jan. 6, can
find Loma Corp. plastic garbage can
covers sold separately at Crown
Hardware in Corona del Mar. Thi•
will save her the trouble of OJ'derinl(
the container lids by mail and also
may he of ihterel't to some of your
olh<'r rcoders
L.S .. Coronadel Mar
Tbank11 for passing along Um ln·
form atlon. Alter D.L. 's letter •P·
~arc-d ln A \'S 11everal other readers
SJRAWBERRY
:MARGARITA
MIX
.FABULOUS
DAIQUIRIS roo
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requHted a further check lnt-0 an area
buying source for this it.em. Let's
hope-Crown Is well stocked.
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DEAR PAT: The 40 or SO homes on
Oak Tree Lane in Irvine are part of
nur local post office's "relier route.··
At limes. we have three or four dif·
fercnt mail (.'arriers a week. The re-
sult 1s untwlievably poor service. lost
mail and delivecies made as late as 5
or 6 pm One day in October our
whole block received only eight or
nine pieces of mail. including four
m1sdlrect.ed letters. In other words,
no one got their real mail thalday. We
have complained time and time again
to no avail. When can we expect to get
lhe mail servke to which we are en-
titled'
M B . Irvine
Carrier Foreman D. Arroyo says
that your previous problems were due
&o a "vacant" route because tbe re·
guJar carrier bad left. It took some
Ume to replue blm, accouattag for
the subsUtute carrtera. You oow ltave
a reg•lar cnrier five day1 a week and
1 1ub11Utu&e carrier tht other d1y.
Both have l.arned 'he route and an
very contelenUouA, accordlog to Ar·
royo. If any further problems arhe.
Arroyo asb you to phone him at
$45-040'7.
Also·
Original
Margartla Mix
fequ1la Sunrise Mix
Mexican Coffee Mix
Bloody Maria Ml)(
thla way. Peuant.s feel these
people violate lhe aplr1t, Ir not the
letter, ol the law and form Iona
lines at the Agrtrlan Reform
Ministry in Mexico City demand
1ng the land be expropriated and
redistributed
Both sades blame polihcal ror
ruption ror part of the problem
Jose Rodriguez recently led a
1,000-mile peasants march from
here to Mexico City to protest
government land r~form
policies.
"LAND REl''OKM Lt;AOl!:R.S
are as bad as the worst large land
owners,'' he said "They are cor·
rupt. The leaders or the peasant
organizations are «.'Orrupl. They
control the peasants through the
Rural Development Bank or the
Credit Bank for Ejidos or
through the National Campesino
Federation. Sometimes the
politicians expropriate land and
give it to their friends instead or
to real peasants.
"Some of the people I know
have been waiting 20 years for a
piece of land. They never get it,"
he said.
The government retains title
when land Is redistributed for
communal farms. The grant can
be taken away 1f the peasant does
not work the land or if he rents 1t
to so m eone else . Several
thousand land grants arc re
voked each year and the land dis
tributed to peasants once again.
MEXICO'S 486 MILLION
acres make it one of the largest
countries in Latin America. But
the terrain and climate are such
that only 16 percent or that ter-
ritory can be farmed. Expensive
irrigation schemes are in prog·
ress to open desertareas or
make arid mountains produc
live
In the past fi ve year!. Lhe gov
ernment built 149 water storage
dams and has 31 more on the
drawing board The Banco Na
clonal says the government spent
$3.3 billion in six years on 1rrlga·
lion projecl!i affectinl? 2 7 mill.Jo"
acres.
Face of Hopelessness
"These arc no longer simply
problems of JUSllCe for the
peasants," he said. "but also
problems of subsistence for the
country."
Migrant worker out of a job because or the freeze that
ruined F1orida crops waits ii) line for food stamps at
Homestead. Fla. Aid to such workers had developed into
a controversy. with growers in some parts of the state
saying jobs are available and help is urgently needed to
pick crops.
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Thursday. JMU!l"f 21. 1911 l/N DAILY PILOf
Bank Packages:
Worth the Price?
By SYLVIA PORTEil
More 1tnd more banks are offering home type or
"pockage pion" covering checking accounts and other
hoonc1 al services for a set cnont.hJy fee of about $3. Al thou eh
introduced in California only three years a10. the idea has
<'uuaht on fast: at least one quarter of the naUon's lf,000
banks have adopted It
But is such a plan worth the price?
A package plan that cost.a $3 a month usually 1ncludes a
variety of bank services that individually could cost far
more. For Instance: a no-service-charge checklng account,
unlimited persooaHzed checks, overdraft check protecUon,
safe-deposit box, un-
llm1ted traveler's and
cashier's checks and Money's money orders. a card al-
lowing check cash1ng at Worth
all bank branches and 1 reduced loan rates.
But lbose considering the package pan should con.sider
also how many of those services they normally use. how often
they use them, how much the bank charies for the package
apd w hatservkes it provides.
SERVICF.S INCLUDED IN THE PACKAGES vary
Some might also include a bank charge card, automallc
transrer of funds from checking to savings accounts,
automatic payment or instalment loans, Ufe insuran.ce
plans, notary service. financial counseling, even spe~1aJ
seminars explaining Social Security and Med~care benefits.
These guides m ay help those consldermg a package
plan
Find out what services are mcludcd m the package.
warns the American Hankers Assn. <ABA ). See which ones
are actually needed
-TALLY UP WHAT THESE SERVICES cost on an in·
d1v1dual basis. "Then," advises the ABA, ''simply ma\ch
your present costs -or projected costs against the price
o( the package." The dlfrerence between the two figures
should determine if the plan will pay ofr.
-While making the calculations, also decide the value
of the intangjbles or the package -conveniences, a pre-
arranged line of credit, similar services. Those who .re-
gularly use a broad range of these services probably can
benefit from the package. On the other hand, those whoose
only one or two basic services or who must deal with twd or
three different banks orobably will not. Obviously, a bank won't offer all these services to
everyone. Some of the features involve extension of credit,
for which applicants must qualify But generally, says the
A BA. the qualifications are the same as the credit qualifica-
tions (or a bank charge card.
THE PACKAGE PLAN HAS BEEN SO successful al
some banks that they've dropped the monthly service
charge.
Customers there get the same services simply by quali-
fying and signing up for membership. But they may be re-
quired to keep a mmimum savings account balance -
usually about $200 in order to take advantage of the cost-
free services. H the savings account dips below the
minimum, the bank may charge a monthly fee of $2 to $4 un·.
tll the savings account returns to the minimum.
The package concept is offered by banks to encourage
customer JoyaJty. As of now. the ABA estimates, the
average person deals with at least three banking and sav.
mgs institutions.
The package plan can allow a customer lo capitalize on
and profit from lhts competition among banks.
Morning Rally Fails,
Dow Tumbles Again
NEW YORK <APJ The stock market chalked up
some more losses today, falling to make a modest early ral
ly stand up.
Trading was active.
The Dow Jones average of JO industrial stocks closed
down 3.99at954.54.
The Dow. wtuch htt an early-1977 low Wednesday, rose
about 2 points at mid morning today. But the upturn drew
little support.
Analysts said investors were generally unhappy with
many of the fourth quarter earnings reports issued by ma
jor companies to date.
They also noted uncertainty about prospects for the cur
rent quarter with cold weather over most of the counl1)'
squeuing energy s upplies and business acltv1ty
S l ••<"k t1 111 Tht-
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• •• DAil V PILOT
• Tonight's TV
Highlights
KTLA 0 8·00 .. Cocoanuts." The
Marx Brothers· first movie comedy,
circa 1929.
.. KJIJ 0 8·00 '"The Fugitive Kind."
Marlon Brando and Anna Magnani star
in this 1960 movie based on Tennessee
Williams· play "Orpheus Descending."
NBC G) 9·()() '"Johnny, We Hardly
Knew Ye." A retrospective drama of
John I". Kennedy'~ early years including
his first try for public office in 1946 with
Paul Rudd as JFK and featuring Burgess
Meredith, Kevin Conway and William
Prince.
TV DAILY LOG
1. THURSDAY I
I EVENING I
6:00
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m h1111ly All1+r
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~ My lhrtt Sons
a lo ltl tht Truth
0 ConctnlratooA m I Lon Luc, CD Tht rB1 w wrtoons at Andy C11ll1llt
fli) M1tlleilllthm Report
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-7:30-
0 Aftdy CMol t~"""'' ,., •. ,, 0 Bowt1111 for Ooll,rs
6 Tht Odd Couple
0 The Gon1 Show
1. f C1ndtd Camtr' O The lobr's Wild
1_a. n a , Mitch &11111
QJ Tht Brady Bunch ( 1z ~ ) Tiit W'llllurn llrtlhcrs
ffi Tod11'1 Cool1n1
26' Ho1111's Ktlots
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fl) VISIONS "El Comdo"
• by Luis Valdez ~nd
El Tutro C1mpes1no
ID VtUOAS fl Corndo A >urr•.11,,
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-9:30-
0 ( n e l Jt The Toni ~andall
Show LI\~ MLClellAn ·~ lm•T'+&r•
1. '" \Vh~n lud~f (rdn~hn ~ hou~~
~. '"" Mr\ McClell1n learn< sh•
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+n .. iod v+\4 sht romts up .. 11h 1
p1.n 11 ••01d depurlahon
10:00
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t ••r1 rh''''"l un him 1nd +t appon
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·Id as punrshm-nr I ht llOttor 'ii
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O lGYPT UNDER SADAT * I Hr. Special Report
Guner Ted Armstronc
Cil Erypt Under Sadat ~ Gun1rnott ~
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ED l11nn' Woll With ...
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~ Soncki Mite.II Up
CD M,,y H1rtm~. M•'l Hirt"""
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-11:30-
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0 23 6 10 (9~ CM-.
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12:00
O Best of GrlU(IHt
('J Mo"e "'Abowt Mrs. lesht""
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1, '" fl•rly Urnarr
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Unf41tMu4 Wilt. "0-.11M"4 St11t
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kitchen
brightener
Delta Delu 8 1ncn centor set
faucet Chrome plated for
long lasting beauty 112100
Aeg 18.95
1488
glamorous
turn-on
Oetta Detox bath lftUcel rn
bright chrome with clear
acrylic llandi.s With pop.up
'2522. Reg. 23.95
1688
who 111111
cold water?
• True Test Met to It that you
have hot water when you
want It. Glau llned, talety
lhllrmoattl anti 5 yr
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6495
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leave beautiful results
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IN KEY LIME AND
MEXACALI YELLOW ONLY
A paint mars been tested to assttre you Impressive results
Its Glidder'l°s Low Lustre Lalex Wall and Trim Paint thal's
made to order for woodwork trim. balh and kitchen walls
Rnd areas that get a lot of wear In Key Lime and Mexacah
Yellow only. but oh -what a special low price! GAL. 990 1 qt. can ..•....................
-------one of
the best
for your
dlchondra
Vrqoro Orchondra fertilizer la power
Paclled. yet non-burning. 25 lb bag
covers 3000 IQ. It. Greens last and
keeps your lawn green Now sate
pnce<1 Req. 6 49
411
water, water
everywhere
Now that spring s on its way ti s
t•me lor a new hose 5/8"'x75 II
nylon rernforcect hose stays lfeiuble
rn an weather With brass couo1tn9s
Reg 11 95
7aa
llne up the perfect Job
23 Inch guide protects areas when
you·re paint and glvea you an ab-
solutely 11ra1gt1t edge tor trimming 149
and smoothing out wallpaper. A
great helper. Reg 2.•9
cleaning lady
In a box
TSP all purpose cleaner and water
softener cleans walls and ce11tngs so
they"re ready to paint I lb box Reg.
95• sac
SI~. ka, r•t· 3.2t ........... 1.99
handles the hose
llke a fireman
Wheel up tht garden ttoae and keeo
rt nett. A wen kept hose wtfl last
yurs longer HHvy gauge steel roet
install• on well or stalie #236A Reg
1595
1088
painter's
first-aid station
Spacklet The ready mixed rep11f
compound that s easy to use Won t
crumble, dries hard sands
smoothly anti l1nlshos easlly I lb.
box Reg. 79• 59c
7 b~ade power
lawn styler
Mclane quality count'
tn lhrs 3 hp mowor with
17 Inch cu111ng wldlh
ll17-3RP·7 Reg 245 95
22495
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Brack & Decker 11 quiet
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satety 1ea1urea you·n ap.
prec+ate 14· cutting
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7-2 Stars
In Fracas;
LA Falls
SEATI'LE (AP) The SealUe
SuperSonics set their sights on
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Jab-
bar connected wllh a punch lhal
deck e d Seattle's Tommy
Burleson.
Between the fis ticuffs and
what both sides termed ag-
gressive play, Seattle defeated
Los Angeles 118-103 Wednesday.
dropping the Lakers out or first
place in the National Basketball
Association's Pacific Division.
baU a game bebiLld Portland.
The Lakers are now 30-16,
whlle the Trail Blazers are 32-17.
Seattle ia26-23.
The 7-foot-2 Burleson, who was
decked by the 7-fool·2 AbduJ.
Jabbar with about seven minutes
left in the game, connected on
eight of hia 10 shots from the field
in the fourth period to bring lhe
Sonics back from an 81-80 deficit
after three periods.
Burleson scored 17 of his game-
high points in the final period.
"It's the best game we've had
in quite a while," said Seattle
coaeh Bill Russell, whose team
was s wamped by the Lakers,
120-109, Tuesday night in Los
Angeles.
''You have to go right at Jab-
bar when you play the Lakers,"
Russell said. "Ir you don't, you
don't make them play any de-
fense at all."
Abdul-Jabbar thre~ either an
elbow or a fist, strlltlng Burleson
in the head and sending the
Sonics· center crashing to the
floor. Burleson was called for a
holding foul and Abdul-Jabbar
was whistled for a technical ~unching foul.
Later. the Lakers' center
fouled out after being called for a
charging foul against Burleson
Seattle was on top 102-92 al the
time.
"Seattle played a much better
game than we did tonight," said
Lakers' coach J erry West.
''They were very physlcal very
aggressive and they seemed to
want the game more than we did.
"This was possibly our worst
game during the year for com -
mitting turnovers and it reaJly
hurt us down the stretch."
Bruce Seals had 19 points for
t he Sonics while Fred Brown and
Nick W~atherspoon had 14 each.
LOS ANGELES (10ll FofO i, Au> .. I •.Abdul
J•bb•• 14, All"" 16, CP\aney i W•>lllnql°" a.
•1t11mann 10, A-tllt 6. La•ar I, l<utl<!C ll.
Talun U Tot•l•U 15-71 t03
SEATTl.E 11181 WeaO•er-., •• S.•I• "·
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GRABBING A REBOUND -Huntington
Beach's Mike D'Alessandro takes a re·
bound from Bob Boxold (34 ). Other HB
players include Cary Burt (42 ). Dean
Owen C40> and Tony Sprow
Sports in Brief
Kings Beaten, 3-2;
BranriingTallies 15
INGLEWOOD -Minnesota
goalie Gary Smith kept Los
Angeles under wraps for most of
the game and three different
North Stars scoted to give their
team a 3-2 National Hockey
League victory over the Kings
Wednesday night .
Smith lost his shutout with 6:02
left to play, and gave up another
goal with five seconds remain·
ing.
The loss snapped a three-game
Kings winning streak and
marked the third straight victory
for the North Stars over the
Kings. Smith was in goal in eacb
of those victories.
HB's Worst Defeat
·Since '66 Campaign
By aOGER CARLSON
Of lllit O.lly ~let SUit
Fountain VB.Hey High 's Barona
put toget1ler their customary
basketball attack Wednesday
night and as has been the result
of past performances, It was
another Impressive rout of a
respectable opponent.
The victim this time was Html·
lngton Beach as the Oilers were
burled. 80-52, behind the double
figures scoring of FV's George
Barrios (18), Scott Ford (18).
Bret Willdnsoo (16) and Roger
Holmes (11 ) before 1,600 on the
winner's court.
The 28-point defeat was the
most lopsided league setback
suffered by a Huntington Beach
quintet since 1966 when Orange
did in the Oilers, 77-40.
It wasn 't that Huntington
Beach played so badly. It was
s imply another case of a smooth
functioning Barons five, clicking
on all cylinders.
The victory keeps Fountain
Valley atop the Sunset league
with a 3-0 mark. the same as
rival Edison of Huntington
Beach. Fountain Valley is at
Edison Friday night.
Coach Dave Brown's Barona
won the battle of rebounding,
47-33 and shooting percentage
from the field (34 of 75 for 45.3
percent to 18 or 54 for 33.3 per-
cent).
Cary Burt was the only HB
player to score in double figures,
getting 13 points. The Oilers. on
many occasions, were having a
hard time controlling the ball in-
side the FV zone.
It was over early as Fountain
Valley extended a 12-10 lead with
a three polnt·play by Holmes.
who led FV with 13 rebounds,
on a short scoop· shot and free
throw and a five-point play lo
make it 20-10 wUb 23 seconds left
in the first stanza.
Barrios lntercepted a pass and
Ford connected from un-
derneath, then added a frff
throw. t. technical foul w ..
levied at the same time, and
although the free throw wu mil·
sed, Fountain Valley eot the ball
out of bounds and proceeded to
convert lt into two point.a with
Holmes' Up.
The Oilers' last gaap came ear·
ly in the third period when coach
Elmer Combl' quintet pared tbe
margin to 40-31 on a bucket by
Burt.
But then Fountain Valley rat-
tled off four straight baskets,
keyed by the fast break and
steals.
The margin swelled to 57-37
with 1: 216 left in the tbJrd quarter
and all that was left was mop-up
work.
Tbe flnal frustration for the
Oilers in the fourth quarter wu a
4-for-16 effort from the field <2S
percent> and l-for-10 from \he
free throw Une (10 percent).
Fountain Valley's victory w.a
the 17th in 18 starta this season to
keep its No. l rating in Or&Qfe
County. The Barons are No. 4 lP
the CIF 4-A circles.
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SOUTH BEND -Duck
Williams scored 17 of bis game.
high 20 points in the ftrSt half,
and Toby Knight hauled in 14 re-
bounds before lntermission Wed-
nesday night, helping Notre
Dame overcome an early seven-
point deficit and beat Pittsburgh
88-86 in college basketball. Dan Gurney und his latest
c r f' a l 1 o n . ,, ~ l r t• a m I i n e d
J o r ge n ~e n Eagl~ r acin g
machine. are ubout ready to go
racing
Gurney, of Corona del Mar, ha~
created a brand ne w r hum-
pionshlp car model for the com
Ing season and has had 1t on the
Ontario Motor Spttdway track
for 21,1) days of testing
"We got up to 192 7 miles per
hour and It looks as though we
are getting very good mileage,"
Gurney said from his Santa Ana·
based All-American Racers shop um week.
"We're v~ happy with the re-
sults but we're not satisfied yet
At this stage of the game, we feel
we have a car that ls superior to
last year's model.
"There is still lots of potentlaJ
left in the car and we had hoped
to be out testing again sooner but
have had some difficulty with
s upply of engine components.
ConsequenUy, we've had to hold
back on the testing."
The next test run will be made
on Feb. Sor 6 at Ontario, accord·
inl to f resent plans.
"Al of'i.he systems -cooling,
lubrication and other things of
Ult.I nature are worklng very well
and tire temperatures show good
signs.
"We're standlne on one root
and then the other waitln1 to get
back on the track. But maybe It's
good that we have had this sort or
forced recess."
Others have also been testing
at Ontario including Indianapolis
champion Johnny Rutherford.
also in a new car.
The new McLaren machine
with a Cosworth engine was test-
mg tires and running around 195
miles per hour "any time they
wanted to,•· according to
Gurney.
Th e r e will be four new
McLarens in the openlng event
on the USAC circuit at Ontario,
March 6 wben a twin 200 pro-
gram is presented. One race is
for championship cars and the
other for stock cars.
The McLaren factory cars will
be driven by Rutherford and pro-
bably James Hunt with Roger
Penske having Mario Andretli
and Tom Soeva behind the wheel.
2 Hole&-in-one
SAN DIEGO <AP> -John
M. Tomasch . a retired
medical doctor who took up
golf seven years ago. has hit
two holes ln one on the same
day -at the age of 70.
Tbe flnt went lOS yards, the
second 145 yarda. Tomasch
wa• p)ayin& Tuesday at Mis-
sion Bay Golf Club.
Former Marina High CHunt-
l~ton Beach) star Rich Bran-
ning had 15 for the winners.
Behind a tenacious press
defense that seemed to rattle the
Irish and the scoring of Larry
Harris, who finished with 18, Pit-
1..tburgh jumped to a 17·10 lead siJt
minutes into the game.
Knight and Williams took
charge at that point. with
Williams scoring 14 of bis points
In the next 10 minutes, lifting the
Irish to a 40-28 lead with 2:S8 re-
maining in the ball.
l'lfllat• Mar Gfl9e
PORTLAND. Ore. -Rocky
Smith scored 21 polnt.a, 13 in the
second half, to lead Oregon State
past Oregon 64·53 Wednesday
night in a right-marred college
basketball game that won't count
In Paclflc-8 Conference stand-
ings.
A brawl emptied both benches
in the game's waning seconds.
It started as a right between
Oregon State's Ricky Lee and
Oregon 's John Murray, which
broke out wtth 16 seconds left and
Oregon State lead.Jog 60-51.
Players Jumped off ~f both
bencbea to join the melee and
fight.a broke out between several
players on both teams before
seeurtty persooneJ and offfctala
In Brown and Jobn Aldertroa
were abletoreatott~r.
HB'S CLARK SIMS SETS TO SHOOT OVER GAEGGSVALSTAD(54).
Ohen's New Li/ e
Ex-Ram to Broadcasting
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Merlin
Olsen's creative mind has taken
him from the violent world of pro
football to the comparative
peace of the television booth.
Olsen left the Los Angeles
Rams this year after 17 over-
whelmingly successful seasons
u a defenalve·\ackle, and he said
Wednesday evening, "I knew
wben it waa Ume to leave. The
Umewurlibt."
Olien la no dummy; be wu a
Phl Beta Kappa graduate In busl·
nna at Utah State and later
earned a master's degree in the
subject, but pro football was his
Ute.
"l didn't get educated to be a
football player," be said, "but I
liked playing football. Now,
perhaps I can use my mind."
Wake Forest
Knocks Off
Tar Heels
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) -
Jerry Shellenberg sank two foul
shots with 14 seconds remalntni
and Walt.er Davis' desperation
25-foot Jump shot rolled off the
rim aa lOtb·ranked Wake Foreat,
battled back to upset fourth-rated
North Carolina 67-66 in an Atlan·
Uc Coast Conference basketball
game Wednesday nl&bt.
West Raps All-star Ballotbtg System
He detest.a much about what
eoes on in pro football today. for
example, "when one or our young
linemen would sack the
quarterback and stand over h.lm
with bis fists raised. I would aay, 'tackle the man and 10 back
to the huddle. Don't stand there
r&ntin1.·"
Olaeo signed a contract to
become a news and sports broad·
cuter and perhaps an actor with
the NatJoaal Broadcasting Com-
pan)'. and be admJtted be wu
tbrtlled at the prospect of slart·
lng a new career.
Sbellenberg was fouled OD·-&
drivlnc Jump shot attempt la the
lane by Phil Ford aa the Tu
Heels tried to defend a one·polnt.
lead. Ford fouled out on the play
after leading the Tar Reeb witll
1.9 point.a.
LOS ANGELES CAP) -The
balloting for the National Basket·
ball Association All-star team
hu ~ome a farce, says Los
Angeles Lakers coach Jerry
West. ·
"I really believe that the all·
1tar balloting has become a
farce," said West one day after
Dan lsse) of Denver was named
tbe starting center for the
Western Division in the Feb. 13
All-star 1amc.
West said be objectl to the
mtthod of aeledin1 the team -
by th• voteotthe fant.
"Not that wet doesn't duene
\ ..
' to make the team," said West.
"and not that Bobby Jones or
David Thompson don't deserve
to make It. They are three out-
standing players, and they're
playlna oo the team with the best
record in the league.
"Butt really feel that when a
player like a BUI Walton or a Bob
Lanter or Kareem Abdul·Jabbar
baa to be left oft an all-star team,
then It'• really a travesty.''
Wat said at teut ou "and
ma1be two ot t.bo9e fellows will
be Jett ott the alt-star team. It's
Just not lair t.be way things are. l
really think the coacbea and
players lt:now best." who the all·
stanare.
W eat added, "The one thlnl
you can aay ls that the Denver or·
ganlzatlon sot out and worked
hard and they cot their people
selected." The comment wu
directed at the Nucaet.a' turn-out·
the-vote drive wh1cb wu in part
re1pon11ble tor the 182."84 vot.es
caal for liHI. Abdul-Jabbar re·
celved 146,418 v04,et and WaJtAJa
Wll third with "'u.~\ "Last ,ear, I , w11 even
wone," 1ald West. "ltilwaukee
dldn 't even have a wtnnlnt ,..
cord and they h8d three players
very blcb lo the voU.ng."
West said three Denver
playen would start for the Weat,
three Philadelphia players will
st-art, for the East, and be added,
"Take Doo g Collins of
Phlladelpbia, lor example. He's u outstaftdJna baaketball player
and be dtMrvel to make the
team. alto, but be bas not pJa1ed
but lt gam" tbia rear, and It's
not reall)' u ~ndlcaUon of what
eoet OD f.brOulhOUl the leaiue. "It would really be tome Uneup
ti tbe Wtlt ~ •tart Jabber,
Walton, hMI, Lanier and ao-
meone eJae."
.. It's sure great to be a rookie
acaln, .. be llald.
"( have some definite ideas
about TV coverage of football
that I'd like to try, but lbe actln.1
-that's the key thing right now.
''I don't know If It's for me, but
that's what I'd Uke to flnd out. l
misht Just say, •Jiey, this isn't
what I abould be doing,' or I
misbt flnd It ls the rtaht tbin1. ·•
Olten, wbo la 36, stallda &-5, and wet.Pt 270, bu already made a
number ot moc.lon pictures.
The victory placed tbe
Deacoa.s atop the ACC wlt.b a 5-1
mark and raised their over·all
record to 15-2. North CarC)Una.
which beat Wake Forest 77.75
earlier ln Winston-Salem, fell t4
13·3 over-all and 5-2 in the ACC.
Wake Fortst•a Rod Grlfftn led.
all scorers with 21 pointa while
SbeUenber1 fin.lahed wtth 12 oil.
Frank Johnloo scored 11 uct
Skip Brown a4ded 10. Forward
Leroy McDonald, who replaced
center Larey Hurlaon ln the
aeconcl half. acor.d 11. Dub added 18 for North
Carollaa after ttOrlnC 14 in tbe first ball.
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Sizzling Eagles Top Tillers, 59-56
By ED BU&GART close as the final score free t.brow1 to clinch the CM .. OM1Y ...... IC.tit indka~. victory fcw Eatancla.
Por most ot lhe same Tbe lead excha.n&ed which ls aow atop tbe
Pete Neumann wa~ banda 14 Umea in tbe Jeaeue stMd~ with a
either replacing Doui second half, but the 6-1 record. la$-2.
Jardine or Jardine waa Ea1lea went ahead for Both Jardine and
replacm,Neumann. 1ood with 1:19 left to Neumann started, but play when guard Ray Eaalea coach Dave
But in tbe game's cl<»-. Or11J1 aank two free Carlisle lnterchan1ed
ing minutes, both Estan· throws. tbe two tnuch of the
cia bia men were in the Tb at upped the margin game in an effort to s~
lineup, andthecombina· to 57·58 and with lS TuaUn'sMOUverSml
· tion paid off aa Estan· seconds left. the 6· 7 from acortng euy l~ps
eta's Ea1lea or Costa Jardine stole a pus UD· ·inalde Est.ancia's iooe
Mesa nipped Tustin 's der tbe Tustin basket. defeDM.
Tillers, 59-56, in a Cen-Three seconds later. Smltb. wbo ended with tury League basketball
Wt that was every blt aa
Pirates
ln69-60
Setback
the 6·5 Neumann was 20 polnll, rallied the
fouled and be sank two Tillera mid way tb.rousb
Sobs Stand Oat
Edison Upsets
Marina, 62-50
By CRAIG SHEFF
0t .. °"1y"' ... "'" By GLENN WRITE Chargers were running Cerritos College, tak· 01 .. °" .. "" ... Me" off 10 poi.nu, Williams
ing advantage of missed J~nior reserve Jim accounting for ball lhat
Orange Coast free Wilhams and senior sub total.
throws. outscored tbe John Herman came ~ff Williams ended the
Pirates. 12-2, in the las' the bench to l~nd a maJ~r game with a sea.son high
3"'2 minutes to notch a assist to Edison Highs of 10 polo ts while
69-60 South Coast Con· amazing Chargers in Herman supplied eight
ferencebasketballwinat their Sunset League andsomesteadyplay.
OCC Wednesday night. basketball encounter Marina trimmed lhe
The victory kept the with host Marina <Hunt-gap to 47"'46 wilh 4:44 re-
Falcons (4-1) very much lngton Beach) Wednes· malnlng in lhe game on
in the title picture while day night. Charlie Ke>eller's two OCC's hopes all but Thus Edlson . put longshotsanda19-footer
faded as the Pirates t~gether a tidal wave by Leland Bruce ..
dropped their third fmiah toalnklheVltings, But that turned out to
circuit game lo four 62·50, before 1,106 fans be the Vikings' last gasp.
tries and remain deadloeked Mike Mccou rt got
In · a see-saw airair, with Fountain Valley for loose under the bucket
coach Tandy Gillis' Bucs the league leadership and scored. Herman ~·
bad their final lead afterthreegames. bounded in a shot wblle
(58-57) with 3:40 to go. Marina held a 38-35 falling to the floor and
Twenty seconds later the lead with 2:48togoin the then Glenn Garrity
Falcons' David Chavez third quarter ln a rugged canned a pair or free
hit from in close and Cer-phys I cal enc_ou n ter throws with 2:32 remain· ritos led the rest or the which up to that Juncture ing to give Edison a 53-46
way had found Edi5on <Hunt· lead.
After both t eams ington Beach> suffering Then the Chargers
t.be firat Juan.er when And both teams bad 1.Z th«j{ trail 10.2. turnovers. e 1cored elabt But ln the critical 1trat1bt potnu-eht on fourtb quarter. Smith l ayups-as Tuatln picked up bl.a fourth foul evened tbe count 10.10 wttb seconds elapsed and wttb 2: 10 left lo tbe only tallied two points In period. the laat eiebl minutes. From then Cll, it WU The Eqles' 6--0 Gre1 nlp-aod-tuck aa both K.rohnfeldt bit two long teams ftlayed as evenly Jumpers in the fourth
ur.:.s ble. quarter, helping Estan-
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The 1938 San
Francisco Seals had a
heavy bitting outfield.
Smead Jolley balled
.40t. Boy Johnson hit .360 and Earl A vertll .354.
go. 2:30 of the game and hit
Orange Coast. shoot-the Chargers with four
ing 61.5 percent (16 for Lou Ann Terheggen of more in lhe first 3 : 19 of
2& > in the first ball, had Golden West College bas the third quarter .
held the upper band most been selected as an as-But then t.be Ude began
of the way and appeared sl.stant coach of lhe Unit· to turn as far as foul calls
to take a commanding ed States women's was concerned and the
• 1 . 3 3 I ea d wit b 1 7 volleyball ~eam that will Chargers were able to
mlnutes leftinthegame. compete an the WOl'ld defeat Marina on its
But the Pirates began University Games in court for the second year
m a k l n 1 c r i t I c a I Bulgaria in Auaust. in succession.
turnoven (a couple or Terbeggen ls the ,._IUI
lhem offensive fouls), aJ-men's and women's .. " .,. ._
lowing Cerritos to gel volleyball coacb at ~ ~ ~ 1 ~
back ln the game. Golden West and will as· 9441 , s •
Tbe Falcons caueht slat Mick Hailey of ~~!!."r1 ~ ~ • ,: OCC at 51 and went Kansas. H•rrnen J 1 1 •
ahead 55·51 oo lour This wlll mark ber ~.:,..-· : : ~ ~
points by Chavez. But ~ trip to tbe World w1111..,,, t • o 10
the Pirates countered University Games. She Toi•'' MwlfY ,1:,.1 ,. 20 •t
with baskets by Bolden plll)'ed on the U .s. squad w.,.,..,. 2 7 s •
and Bill Llscott and a lo 1972 in Moscow. ~~=nret<ll ~ o o 2
free throw by Mark In 1971 ahe waa a ttoe•te• s ~ ~ 1; Oman to regain the ad· member of the U.S. Pan ervu • s 1 u
vantage, 56-SS. American Games squad ~~;:~,,, ! ~ ! ~
Roman and Llscott andfoUowtng graduation ~... 1 o 1 1
then traded baakets, lhe from college, played 1c«w..,o.::...:.! 11 so
latter giving OCC a 58-57 with Wilt Chamberlain's Ed•'°" " 11 " 10-.1 lead and setting up the Little Dippers. M.,,,,., ,s ,, 11 n-jQ
Falcons' closing spurt
Jon Holland was
parllcularty effective for
OCC, blttina bis first silt
shots, most or them Jong
Gauchos Blitz Foe
baseline jumpers. He Dennis Smith poured
fl.Diabed witb ts points, In 33 points, sparkJng
leading all acorera. Saddleback College to a
OCC bit 50 percent of 95-83 Mission Conference
its shots (2S of 50) while basketball victory over
Cerritos converted 28 of mltin& Chaffey College
58 (.a.3 percent). Wednesday night.
Saddleback, scored 11
points before fouling out
with • l,'J minutes left ln lhegame .
The Gauchos hit 39 of
81 shots (48.l percent>. ............. ,
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RAY ORGIU BATil.ES TUSTIN'S OLIVER SMITH (14) FOR THE BAU .
Tars Romp, 75-58 Sox Signop
The Irvine Bobby Sox Ron Craig came off lhe "'-' "'':' 1~11 pt Ip League for girl softball bench t-0 score 13 points. c•11o s 1 1 u pla ers will hold r
Including nine In the S<11w•1~ 1
1 00 '• ••. gist~atlon for the 1~ second quarter, as the <>.ro<111n1
G•t•v 1 1 J n season Saturday In the Newport Harbor High er..ibUrnr 1 1 1 & VU Sb Sailors toppled lhe host '!1.'",'" .. ""v, 1 s " Walnut lage opping ~ o • 1 center at the entrance to Westmin ster Lions. F•n"•' 1 ~ ~ ; the Safeway store from
75-58, ln Sunset League ::~:•v 0 0 1 0 11 to 2.
basketball action Wed· · e•-n "> ,~ 701 /s Other dates set by the nesday nJgbt. rot••• Galning their first •"""'"'*CS•> league are Friday, Feb.
circuit win against two P-': ~ "! ~ 4 from 2 to 5 and Satur-
losses, Newport out-=~~ ' ] l 11 day, Feb. 5 from 11 to 2,
scored Westminster. ~;;:••• ~ ! ~ alk'otbt~;~~:o~~Uon
23· U, in the second Fo11er o
1
! Is open to all girls from 9
period to take a 33-28 vi~:;:,~' 71 ,! u sa to 1s. Birth certificates
halftime lead. 1c .. ..,o--n and pertinent medical in·
Then, the Sailors came :=~~:;-~ !! :~ ~!:~ formation are required
oul and shot 61 percent ln at lhe slgnups. the second ball in com· -------------...;;__....;... ____ _
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Rotr Schwalbe had H
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Hom\"4r I 0
Rl~n • • Day 1 0
The win kept the
Gauchos (4-1) a game
": ~ behind first place
1 • Palomar, a 76-72 victor ! ,~ over Rivenide.
> • Smith hit 13 of Z7 shots
.. " ,. Smlffl 13 1 I
O.y • , ' M<l!lr•lll 4 0 7
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11 from 6·2 Mark Brad-
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~ :: from lhe field and led the , • Gauchos to a 48·42 .~ .! halftime mareln. Sad-dleback quickly spurted Or-. c.M1t , .. ,
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11 maintained it the rest of :~ the WI)'.
o Stanley Scott, a 6-8~ .! center from Milwaukee
who recently enrolled at
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o Galey also ta Hied,
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-Bye-by;;aBedf ellhw Ship}>ing Probe Set '~
Marriages Splinter
Along With Parties
WASKJNGTON <AP> -The image or the Hap-
py Political Family ii fading lllte a campaign pro-
ml.se u more and more polltlciana seek divone.
Only a decade ego, tbe very word "divorce"
wu considered deatb at the vottna booth BDd a can·
didate's marital status could be a powerful cam·
palp lssue.
NOW POLITICIANS A.NO TRElll constituents are becoming more tolerant of divorce, which end.a
one in three or all American marrlaees and
respects no party lines.
Sen. Herman Talmadge <D-Ga.), Sen. Lowell
P. Weicker Jr. (R-Coon.) and Sen. Donald W.
Rieele <D·Mjcb. > are the latest t.o issue those brief
but poignant statements announcing t.o the world
that their marriages have broken down.
"Our decision is a very personal one. arrived at
amicably and we will have no further comment to
make,'' Riegle said in bls statement.
TIDS WAS RIEGLE'S SECOND divorce. In his
book, "Oh Congress." he wrote of bis first divorce.
which ended his marriage to bis high school
sweetheart:
"Of the 18 Michigan members of the House who
have been married, seven have been divorced. I
never thought l 'd be one of them, but I am.•·
Government figures on divorce, separating
divorce cases by career. shows politicians are
divorced about as often as doctors and lawyers but
less frequently than many other professions. The
figures show that 2 percent of public officials aay
they are divorced, compared lo 4 percent of those
who are entertain.ers, writers. authors and re-
porters.
FEW POLmaANS OR THEIR spouses are
willing to publicly expose the pain of a broken mar·
riage, especially one still in litigation.
"There's so much t.o say about the pressures on
a political marriage," said Betty Talmadge, who
says she was not aware of her husband's plans t.o
end their 3.5-year marriage unW after be filed a
divorce petition.
"I'd love to talk about il but it would sound like
sour grapes," she said. "Besides, J don't think my
lawyer would approve."
KANSAS REP. MARTHA KEYS took a re·
porter home to meet her famlJy during ber 1974
campaign. Nlne months later, she filed for divorce
from her bus band of 26 years. She bas since remar-
ried Rep. Andrew Jacobs <D-lnd.).
Politics played no part in her divorce, she said.
"The marriage had been dead for many years."
But she added that pressures on political mar-
riages can be enormous:
"When one has weird time schedules and
tremendous responsibilities and the other doesn't,
there must be very unusual problems. With Andy
and me, it's different. We both have those. We knew
we had them when we married and knew what they
entailed."
nvE YEARS AGO. KANSAS Sen. Robert Dole
divorced his wife of 23 years. He bas since remar-
ried. He is quoted in Myra MacPherson's book,
"The Power Lovers," as saying that the pollticlan •s
famlly is used more and suffers more than most
others.
Qole is quoted as saying: "Whether you're
drivelt by excitement or because you think you have
the ability, suddenly we let our lives be taken over
by politics. We find ouri;elves every weekend on an
airplane when we should be with our families.
•·J don't care bow strong a marriage is, when
you come in on Sunday night and the children are
gone to bed, and you don't see them again unW
Thursday and then only a brief time before going
out again. they literally grow up without you t.now·
mg who they are."
Long Ti~ in Tramit
KEYS RIEGLE
ALIOTO
Weekend trips back to the home dis·
trict are only one of the presSUJ"es on politlcal mar·
riages. Spouses often must cope with ao ego that ts
constanUy being 'fed by loyal staff members who
cater to every whim, flattering constituents and an
office filled with pictures or the politician with
VIPs.
Privately, many spouses complain that politi·
cians have a drive t.o prove themselves all the time,
that they have a eonstant need of reassurance, that
they need applause.
One of these spouses is Angelina Alioto, who
after 33 years of marriage, filed for divorce from
her husband, former San Francisco mayor Joseph
Aliot.o. Like many political spouses, she said she
felt used and unappreciated.
"AT AN AFFAIR WUERE my husband is
booored, I just went t.o be introduced," Mrs. Alioto
1aid at the time.
She publicly chided her husband for neglecting her.
One lawyer familiar with divorces involving
politicians said the common belief is that maJe
politicians divorce their wives to marry the office
secretary.
.. THE POPULAR N&l'ION IS THAT of the
other woman," he said. "But I don't believe that for
a minute. What I have seen is that when you get in·
volved in poUtlcs when you are Young, in your early
30s and 40s, and you have small children, you're
faced with an Impossible decision -whether to up-
root your family and go lo Washington, where it
costs a fortune t.o live and your children will be upset
at leaving their friends, or to leave them home and
visit on weekends.
"The problem is surviving that period.'' the
lawyer aald. ''It usually has a devastating effect on
marriages. Some survive. Some don't."
Organized Crime Tie Charge. Pouibl.e .!<I
charges that he took Sl.7 million ~'
ln payorl1 to puah Lockbffd _.
sales. He isald alle1atlona about
M.lAMl <AP) -Tbe FBI say•
it is 1ubpoenaing hundreds ot
longshore union leadel'$ and ship-
ping oftlclals at ports alonM th6
AUanUc and Gulf coasts in an ln·
vestigatJon of alleged organ.lHd crime involvement ln tbe union
and payoffs by management.
Some of those subpoenaed will
be called t.o testify in February before grand juries in Miami and
New York City loveallgatlng the
International Longshoreman's
Association. an FBI spokesman Hid Wednesday.
GU Harrington. bead of a
Mlaml shipping agency bearing
biJ name, said be was handed a
subpoena Wednesday by an FBI
agent. He said hJ$ payroll re-
cords for longshoremen and re-
lated documents were also sub·
poenaed.
llef-u Selt.edtdefl
WASHINGTON <AP>
Thanks to the largest settlement
ever Imposed by the Federal
Trade Commlssion, cuat.omers of
a Denver land company will re·
ceive $20 million ln refunds and
benefits.
The FTC said Wednesday that
Great West.em United Corp. bad
agreed to refund ~ mlWon to Its
customers and spend $16 million
over the next 10 years to Improve
Hag-Nader
(IN SHORT J
\heir propertl~. The company
wUl also pay a $00,000 fine to the
government. The company was
charced with duping customers
in lbl'eeatates.
~---OftmOlllltrat~
MEXICO CITY <AP> -More than 3,000 young people chanting
antleoveroment and Anti·
American slofaiis blocked rush
hour ttafftc in downtown Mexico
City for four bours Wednesday
night.
Police Gen. Juan Corona said
15,000 police, including riot con·
trot units, were spread through
lbe downtown section but there
was no violence. r--. rese111a
TOKYO <AP> -Prosecutors
opening lbe Lockheed bribery
trial today of former Prime
Minister Kakuei Tanaka said
former President Nixon told
Tanaka he would be "very hap·
py" if Japanese firms bought
Lockheed TriStar airliners.
W eepini and wipinR his eyes
with a handkerchief. Tanaka
dec l ared bis Innocence of
bis talb with Nix.on woro ''•beer -:.:If
nonsense." Wednffday'1 edltkGt .,., incorr~ctly ... ported the end cf ;11
the trial. ·~l
SeWJer a....-~)~
SEOUL, Korea <AP> -The ,.,.
U.S. Army said Thursday lt baa ~l
charged an Ullnols aoldJer wttb ·it.
premeditated murder and at. ;,'.
tempted murder for aUe1edly ,.1 shooting four fellow servteemeo. "'"
A noncommissioned olflcer •u
was killed and tbe three other
soldiers were wounded bl the :r
shooting at Camp Casey. 20 mU• -: "
from Seoul. Tbe victims' namea •;.
were withheld. ~~
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WASHINGTON <AP> -The ••
Carter administration baa l<Mmd 1!
a symbol for the chanaes 11 ln,
tends to make in the Department
ol Justice.
The symbol is the opelling of
the massive steel front doon of
the department's beadquarten.
on Pennsylvania Avenue. In U'IO •.
ex·Atty. Gen. John Mitchell or·
dered those doors closed and
locked as a security measure
against demonstraton and ter·
rorlsta.
...
~1
·i Old Rivalry Continues
.~ From AP Dlspatcbe9
Dbty Lee Ray. former Atomic Energy Com·
mission chief, and consumer advocate Ralph Nader
are still at it.
ment of academicians, ex-army chiefs and politi· ·,. clans who have dropped out of traditional parties. : '' . ., .,, Roger Howell Jr.. president of Bowdoin .. , "Gubernatorial lunacy," Nader snorted about
Miss Ray's becoming Washington state's governor.
The longtime opponents clashed over the use of nuclear power for generating energy.
Speaking in Spokane, Nader said Miss Ray is
"a person subservient to the interests or big busi· ness."
But the new governor shot back: "I would think
Mr. Nader would have more respect for the voters
of this state than to come here and begin passing bis
noble judgments before I even have a chance to
launch my administration." • Nobel Prize-winning author Alexander
Sobbelll&syn says be plans to establish a non-profit
firm to publish books on Russian
culture, most of which he would write himself.
The literature will be "for
Westerners," the exiled Russian
author said.
Accompanied by his in·
teJ'preter, Solzhenitsyn vlSited
various state departments ln
Vermont's capital, including
sales and income tax offices. * SOLZMaM T$YN
The American Civil Liberties Union's Southern
California affiliate announced It ruect.ed Joyce Ji1.s.
ke lts first woman president. Ma. Fiske, a longtime ACLU board member,
has been active in ACLU efforts to integrate Los
Angeles school.a.
Ma. Fiske. publisher of "Ceramic Scope," a
ceramic trade public&· ( J lion, defeated former af. PEOPLE fillate president Arlt
_ _ Anagnos in the board
--------balloting. • The race for the Israeli premiership widened as
College, said he plans to resign, effective June 30, .·~
1978. '
"I have decided that I wish to return t.o full-time ·' •
teaching and research," said Howell, a historian -
and author who became Bowdoin's lotb president ; t Jan. l, 1969. '
The 40-year-old Rhodes scholar said be plana to . J
teach in the history department of the Maine UberaJ arts college. • .,,
A Circuit Court· judge sentenced murderer ,~
Mlcbael Edward DrabiDg t.o 1S to 100 years in ·"
prison, saying, ··1 frankly do not believe rebabWta· ·'
Uon should be given serious consideration because ::;-
of the enormity o(your offenses." ·• .I
Drabing, 21, was convicted la.st month of stab-...:
bing to death three members of a rural Lincoln .~
CllL> family. ··
During his eight-day bench trial, Drabtng said ~
that be chose the Uoyd Scluaelder family t.o kill •
because they seemed rich and lived 1a a remote ·
spot.
• ·~· Massacbuaetts House Speaker Tbomu !leGee. ••
51, was in serious condition with pneumonia and .:
severe htjuries suffered when he slammed into a tree -;
branch on a New Hampshire ski slope. ..
•f McGee broke seven ribs and punctured a hmg ,
in the mishap on Tyrol ·Mountain. He was skllng .~
with sons Sllawn. 21, and Mlchael, 16. • • !
A stained glass window designed by Mue ~
Cbafall, one of the late Mayor IUclaard Daley'•
favorite artista, will be installed tn Chicago's Art .,,
Institute as the city's memorial to Daley.
The window, to cost between $150,000 and '1
$200,000, is due to be unveiled May 15, Daley's birth· ~
U S I L t M t former foreign minister Abba Ebo announced his . . neues 0 e ers ~::11~~cy in national elections
day, said S.ck Reilly, the city's
special events director.
CbagaU is werking on the
project in France. Money for the
project is coming from the city's By Ule A1eecla&ed Pre.
Slowly but surely, inch by centimeter, the Unit-
ed $tates UJ going metric.
Uquor boUlera started introdud.na metric sites
last fall and .W convert completely to six basJc
metric Ii.us within two yean. Soda companies are
teltinl one-liter cont.llDen. Almost ball the states are uainc metric meuurementa oa aome of their
roadatps.
TBE •rrmc SYSTEM -USED by almost all
the rest of tbe world -has beea a loo& lime comJng to America.
The federal omce of Consumer Affairs says
that Georae Waahiqtoa urged c.oncreu in 1790 to adopt a uniform system for curreney, welgbta and
meuures.
It waa 19'75 before
Conpeu a~. passing ( CO iu SVMER ) the metric Conversion l l"r .. Act establishing a 17·
--member U .S. Metric
Board to coordinate a voluntary switch to the metric system.
11IE 8000 BAS SEVEUL duties under the
law. It II reqalred to make •~ tbe public la
represented f~ly in the conversion process, to
publicise prop>sed changes, to encourage the 1\aft·
dardizaUoo of metric language in setence and ~g and to consult with other COUlltries to
n.Wre aure that U.S. sUndard.s are in teeplq with
UM»e ln the rest of the world.
Tbe Office of Education already hu awanltd
S:Umllllonlngrantsandcontraettto1tal'eandloeal
aovemmenta for mttrte instrud.lon projedl. The
a1ency will start issuing similar IJ'IDta to public and
noo·p?OtltOC'"lalllutloas th1a year.
The money cover1 four baie ~ ot pr.>Jeeta:
-School proa'rams operated by a local educa· UoD .. mey.
-State IDd multlltate p11nn1J>1 Procrama.
-,....dler tralnlng J)J'OP'ama eooducted main·
ly bJ eOUece. nd UftJ"raltles.
-Prop'ama pro\tidloc technical aupport for
naUonal metrfc edUeatlon.
'IBB 8Wl'tCll UY SEU eoaA11iJ.a1 tor 1
wllllAt. but tbe omc. ol Comumer Allain·~~
"WbeD mftricatioo la coms>iete ... 1t should mu•
Uttle Cllft~ to CCIDIUIMn that p.IOUae wW be
IOld by the liter tmtelKl ol tlM 1a11oD. \hat distance wut be me•ured bJ kllom«en 1Dltt9d of m.u. or
that food w1ll be pan11ed and '°'4 b)' tuoaram• lo·
•Id ot ouneee Pd powdl •••
"U pc"Oblems 4o arise, they probablJ will stem
trom bulbMuet that lt1 to bide price la.c,..._ -
or quatity ~aaes -la tlle ~of trual· tiOD tom*k meuuns and~••
Eban's challenge came two
Take the metric liquor bottles, for example .. weeks after another member of
Some retailers priced the new three-quarter liter the ruling Labor party. Defense
site at the aame level as Its traditional equivalent. M to lster Shimon Perea,
the fifth. But the metric bottle contains a fraction of declared be would contend for
an ounce less and therefore is more expensive. the premiership held by Yitzbak
Rabin.
ON TBE OTHER HAND, THE Office of
Conswner Affairs reports that Coca-Cola bu in·
troduced a one-liter bottle ln some areas. Tbe new
bottle contains about S percent more than the tl'adl·
tlooal 32-ounce sue and is being sold at the same
price.
Consumers looking for more information about
the metric system have several sources of inlorma-
tloo.
The National Bureau of Standlfd,s provides•
package of metric facts. Write the bureau's Metric
Information Office, Washington, D.C., 20034 or
telephone202921·2318"
THE AJIB&ICA.N NA110NAL Metric Council,
a nongovernmental organization formed lD 1973,
provides informauon about the metric system in
bustne11 and industry. Write ANMC, H25
Massachusetts Ave. NW. Washington, D.C., 20038.
Phone: 202-232-4545.
The National Governon' Conference bas set up
an Interstate Metric Committee to assess the prog-
ress of the switch ln each state and provide ~bnical asailtance it needed. Further tnformaUoo
is available from Bud Thar, National GoVernora•
Conference, 1150 17tb St. NW. Suite 800, Washinctcn, o.c., 20038. Phone: 202-m-5800.
Coastline O/f ers
Two Jazz Cltuses
Two new jus elaa1u will be offered by Coutllne Communit)' College beClDntnl Feb. '1. "B~ lau Enaembie," M'*c 13ZAD, raeett Tuelda1 even1n11 from 7:15 to 9:15 in tbe ltulaD Middle School band room, Newport Beaeb. Tbe CIUI ta open to tnstrumeotaliata of all .... • In· ter..t.d In pla,rlns bllbanct Jan.
''DIC Band Era,'' humaniUea 1A2, will meet W'edn~ .venln(1 from 8:80 to 1:30 al Katina
lft•b School, ffunttnaton Beacb. Tbe noo-
pe.rformlq clau 11 open t.o &l\YOlle lntenlted ln dil-
eu.uin1 and lil~ to bii·baod aoundl.
Both claaes wUl be tauibt by Jobn IJndfqn., a
erofqslon.al muatclao •m:l director of tho .Newport
1aza Euemble. FormoreinfonuUQD..
teS-OUf,
Also nmning for \be top job
are Menabem BegiD, leader of
the rightwtng Ukud bloc, and HAN
Prof. Yltael Yadln, heading a new centrist move-
Frota Pflfle .418
FUNERAL LAWS •••
of "Tbe American Way of Death" and the most re-
cent public appolntee t.o the board, says be doubta
that having a majority of public members "Is going
to mean much cJ>an1e as Jong aa there are industry
members on the board."
Truebaft, a vociferous cri&tc of the funeral in·
dustry, says recuJatlon of the California funetal in-
dustry "ls practically nonexistent. There is very.
very UWe C001U1Der protection that Is enforced by
the 1tato Board of F\lneral Diredors and Em·
balmers ln the state of California."
T&UEB.U'T 8AY8 REGULATIONS relatin& t.o
preneed tnast funda are enforced because "most
funeral directon don't like preneed. They're
1meraUy aaatnst tt. Slnce they have been ln control
of the board, they only enforce regulaUons that are ot interest to tbem. •':The dilcipllnary . cues we've bad are utterly
abeurd," H)'S Tnaehaft. "A ma.J« proceed1ng takes place because a
fwieraJ director ii charged .tth being fnt.oxicated
at a f\lneral 10 be doesn't a.rrl.Qle for the famUy t.o
be la ,the flnt car folJOwinl the hearse and grown
. people are •l.Q>POlled to bold heartop on tbls."
TaUEllAPI' MYS l'tJNEW. abuses are aa
wldaprud In Calllorola today u ever. caJJJ the state board ••a &errtble wane ot, tbt taxpl)'en'
money" and 1171 enforeeanent ot tan wO\lld be
more tffectiv•Jl UMN wu no board.
''Tbea.lltence of the board and the n:latence of
lic.n ... ae,wmi.. t.be lodUl&ryWlde pndlces that a.re mOlt explolt.lttve of the ~mer," Tl'uebaft
uy1. .. ~the public's ~tot view, ~lmpc:>rtant
thln1 la not to did.at. t.o them that they ~ have ch~ap tuneraJ1 or they sbouJdn"t have fancry
fWMrala. tbe hoportant thint ls for them to have
ttHdom ot dlolee, •hleb Ute1 don't have co•."
ro.wOtUtO•:n...,.. ... eo~:
hotel tax revenue. • Kenneth E. Fritk will return
to farming his 2,200 acres ln
Kern County happy \bat be
helped ease government COD·
trots during eight years as head OCAOA&.L
of the nation's crop subsidy program.
"I'm convinced more than ever lbat tbe
agricultural business can run its buslneu better
than it can be run from here," Frick said at the end
of his term as head of the Agricultural Stablll%atloo
'· .•!
-
and Conservation Service. .,.
During Frick's tenure, complex allotment and ;
quota programs for various crops were simplified ·
and emphasis was placed on less government SUI)-~
port. .~ . .•
Ed McDonnell, wbo was Major Mudd of '•
children's televtsio ••• was in satiAfactof¥ condition •!
after undergoing a kidney transplant in Bolton.
McDonneU came through the slx·hour opera· l tion .. ln Oying colors,.. said Michael Lawsoo,
medical chief at the Veterans Adml.nistrrUon ! Hospital. -
McOonnell'i1 brother. Jobn, SI. of Camarillo,
Calif .• donated the kldney after a week of teata at ,
the hospital showed u transplant was likely to sue· :, ceed. .;
Blank Oat
Injury PlWJ lnault
BUFFALO. N.Y. (AP) -A btt·and·nm
driver added wult t.o 1Qjury when he~ h1I
way out of a tt1ht spot.
)(Jdlael Brown. 22. said that whoever
amaeQd h1a 1970 Fotd from behlftd left a DCM
on tho winchhleld. Brown aaiel be flfUl"ld the
driver bad left bis name and would fOOC the bW
-unU.1 be read the note. ·
"I'm sorry l bit your car.'' it.,....._ "A rew people are watcbinl IDd tlMJ. tbla rm
1-vtq my aame and addnN, but I'm DOC. "Your car ii DOthlq bctt ,_ _,,.,,
Ooce apba rm IOf'1'Y t •• tt C!oDclllilled.
"l 4oD't thlnk m1 car ll juaill,'' ~
Arvwa, ID aide al BdaJo City Oault. "tl bu a ttw nllt ~ and neectc tome punt, bat k
wulDIOO'd.lh•pe .'' Brown aald be roceiYed a ... npalr
.Um ate.
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DAILY fltLOT .,_, to $295,000. to build your own custom Newport laland. 7 yr. old duplex. only ~
lllWlty fw .... flnt-. home. Several areas to cboole from. stone's throw to wat.er. Each wlit has * U"IJS * ~ ._...._ -'Y· 3 bdrms.. 2 baths. Sharp condltlon ft
ATJ'RACTIVE Unda Lale S BR. 4~ renects pride or ownership. $172.000. • ..,.._, ._ ........ S.. e...t "-
......... Hotkr. ba .. faQJ. nn. & formal dlnln•: lge. :.! :~~'"'' .. ~ PUil PllDI We patio & waterfront deck. .ooo 5 BDRMS. _ S 125,000 vr .... ..-.
All rnl e.i.t~ advertised
\ft this newspaper ls 1ub·
Jf'd to tbto Federal Fair
Hous1na Act of 1968
which makes It llleaal to
advert1ae "any pre
ference, limitation. or dJ.acnmmallon baaed on
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race. color. rell1lon, aex, Ga•r.e 1002 GaMNI 1002
or national origin. or an •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-•••••••• iolenUon to make any
such preference. llmlta·
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Sharp 2 story. 4 bd, 2 ba 1bla newspaper will not home an finest area. L&e
knowiofly accept any LRw/PVitooefrplc.sep advert aln& for real OR. ram k.itchen on cul·
.uite which Is In viola· deaac w/premlum siud _Uon __ ol_the __ la_w ___ _.. lol ~IM9l.
Transferred owner is offerinft,this lov· •Tn.,ln.._..,., DflH• ..... _. ........ ,_...,...,....
ely Mission Viejo home wi formal • 7 .i... ..._. .,., .._,. ..._. c.-
dlning rm .• large family rm .• frplc., 3 6 ...._. lbu • 1...,
car garage. • 71 .... te .. c 1 ... ,.. a...-.
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. . and whatta view! Mountains.
s unsets aod all or the Santa Ana
Valley . . . all from the top of Harbor
View Homes where ~ dellabttuJ.
home is nestled near the ~ couru.
pool and jacuui. It bas •)libt. airy,
open feellllg and it"s a~! Nice
landscaping too -wba~ riew ! Oo
fee land at ooJy $126.900.
u.-..1<>Ut 11()1'tfS
REAL TORS'; 676·0000
2443 East Com Highway. Cofon• del Mar
also 1fl Mesa Verde. al 546 S990 .......... s-. ill ;:;;;; .......... ic.·02 !~'I ~·.,:.u ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~!~~-~~~?~~~J Sl.000
Spacious exe<-uuvc home ln prestigious N. Tusl!n
Step-down fR. 3BR,
38A. with Vu. from
balcooy on large estate BIG CANYON
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....,...__~ Cerritos. The Bluffs. N.B. Really Beaut. 48R, larse hv., su.ed lot that is ideal for UOO IS&.I HOME FOi WSI den & ram. rms .• 2 parking RV's. boats. 1002 GHJr .. 1002 ... , .. .............................................. massive fireplaces . etc. Nr. outstand1n11 Lovely 2 story, 3 bdrm & den home in·
magnificent swlm'g . scbls. & ridin1 stable cl. lge mstr BR w/lge sundeck. Spac. --6-EOR--._-1-....... -..--1 po o I . J a c u z z I a n d wm be yoor lut chance LR & format dining. Cpts, drapes. Un· SOUTH SHORE
• "'" waterfall Great home to buy a home In Peacock l'lllDIUT£(0 ATMOV. 76
super 3 bdrm .. 2'h bath, ~ end unit.
$149.500. You really 1bouldn't miss
seeing th.is!
COLONIAL ror entertaining. Secur1 Hill ~rea for less than furnished. Sl,000 mo. VVMM I ~~~RB>l~C?COHM ~2~~rd at gates . ~=-NOWreducedtc Jiii S..JOlt* ....... $3,000. Per Mo. Ha::u~1~:~~~eo~hls
... _ -64"6600 -. MIWPOltT cana. M.I. 644-49 I 0 Na 'd highly uparaded 4 Br Formal double door en v-'!Jl!r fl! hom ith t t ru1 LI try to clus1c old world • • e w 8JI e wand Have y been th kln& paper. plush carpet • charm. Large living a ... ,.. 1002 Ge•NI IOOJ ol ·-Areulna your ....... beauUful natural wood room with noor lo cell1~ ~~>-«E • • ""' ... -b • •••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• aent lncome? RapldJfi ex· accen t s ca n e fU'epl.ace. Banquet slz h d at No m "'•AMISH VI" 1 ... paodln" multi· mi lion pure aae ve formal dining room 1s ;;;w -" bet'' pr1ces Ir you are conveniently secluded f ff $49,500 • llEACH dollar company Is sttk· s ·
from huge country 'lliiiiiilliiiliiiiiiii-iiil am ome + Winding walk way Ing poallive and ag. Interested ln Huntington kitchen. Family casual U\rouih CastJIUan court gn!Salve career ot1ent.,cj Beach th.ls Is one to see!
entertainment room Hew Listing: COftOMADILMAR Locat.edR~ !"!r Costa yard leadl to authentic penons for poeatlons In Ca.liM2·~. G~!,;1~~~:ief.~0S':~~ $49 000 ~~: d::~"hu:::·c: Mesa's nlceT neigh ~~r~~:~~ ~!a~~;w~~t°.!11~~~~~ 1•q1*illmi;111· ~g~~s~~~11~:i:~~~ NoooW.. theae.;._1oy,.rop. ~·~~~i~r~· ~d~ugv~fu:~:: :=:~r~E~:iE •*'6") =r'tG'rr.. Joe!':~~~-:, this
suites. Hurry for this PAYMT. RNlton !?,l_e0slz.e recreation room. Una bar and gourmet your succeas and In Just listed ! 2 Br with beautiful hl~ly up· "Gone With The Wind" •675.7060• ~ kitchen! '"1 miles lo come. Opportunity un FIXH UPPH large loft accenu thls graded home uie Uv·
chMme.r.Call963-788l . Spacious 3 bedroom of. ~~~~~~~~~I 5~141 Poundlna Pacific. Pool Umlted! P\eue call Roy wrntPOOL one year old condo In 1.n& room walh vaulted O"fi.111q·11PUN•ON"~' fers pr1vacy and luxury plus tennis make this or Ed for mott details Brtng your palot brush Coata Mesa. Bri ck ce1l1n&s. gourmet
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al reuonable price. No --------•I garden home living at its at... and tools and tum l.hLs fireplace accents hvanf' krtchen wtth fortJlal dine. ltilli!P!l~~~ dn paymL Low monthly Hard To Find! finest! Try $4.9SO Tot. 891-7115 home back into the room Only SSl.000. loolcs Assumable V.A. pay·
; , pyml!I TruJy a delight to PACESETTER MESA Dn! For quick appoint· charmer it should be. like SGS.000. This will not ments 1276.00 per month. l=~~~~~~M~ see and enjoy. Hurry. meot ca11847~10. Actoow,1pacelaUmlted LocatedloGardenCrove. last ·ca11~2313 H1.11TY !Call9S3..f7S7 ~ pleasecall VERDE one-of-a·klnd. o-tN'"q.,1 \•vo•o 111N<1 areaJBrpluslargehv· Ol'f"'"'9 • .,\r1JN•c.Mw•· a.t"''""·"\'""'"',"'""'' :~P~~~~ .. ~: ., .. 7155 ~~ ~£~=;f ~~ -Sol-... ·-r· ... -·Model---1
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last year . Full price • SPANISH TILE carpe t s . a l l color ••••11•1• "'IOOOOO ~1.500. with an assuma· coordinated. Extensive three lovely bedrooms. a IUCH llftlAT Formal entry lnlo huge • • ble loan. CALL quickly, ute of mirron. s delightful family room. · Uvl.Q&room. Formal din· 3 blocks to beach In
751·3191 & RICH PAHllJH" Bedrrns, lgeramily room entertainment kitchen $44,500 Ing room. gourmet eat1&bllshed pride or
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ELECT a --------•I wtUI full wet bar. rormal and enclosed lanai ad· HARIORVIEW 5teJJt lo pounding surf kitchen with breakfast ownen1hlp beach com· for no money down. lf din.log rm 2 (lreplacea Joming a great private and cryatal aand! Back area. Huge family room munity. Hl&h Income will PROPERTIES you're a Vet. Over 1!00 IASTSIDI N lnt'I 'de dou: uard. No 11ssociallon Exquisite 3 bedroom yard is bay area play with crackUng flreplact>. show cash flow with •q. fl. or beau'lful 0 t f II h 3 ewpa OSI an •. , Monaco. Cuatom la· ·-·-Wlndl ood w-•t. in I . m1ru .... __. d ---------1" • rea am y ome. Larae covered pallowlth dues. Price Is only .,,,_.... ng w en ..,.. c oset an muter mum req,...,~ own EARLYILUFFS customized llvlng. 4 BR. 2 Ba, many new view . Beautifull y rro.ooo. cau now to 5ff ter lor , ralaed white waillw1)'1toaecludeden· suit~. Owner will help payment. Excellent In· VIEW!! Bedrm .. 2"'1 Baths . features.Bestofschools. landacaped . 3 car 873-85:i0. hearth. larae maater try! Gourmet kitchen. fl.naoce.Try$9,000down. vestmentopponunityfor
0 th b f t formal dlnln&. Great Xlnt area. Shown by garage. One of a kind. so Ol'fN '" 9 . ,, PUN l'Ol!I N'C'I• suite. Ilg ht Ir 1unny Step-down convers1tlon Ca1J 963-6767. lbe handy Wiii show 1m· il~~:~!~~i~~. ~E .valueforonly$67.500. appt.ooly.1119.*· ~~~y ! $174 .950. lat 1EE;ilJI ~~oey~s,~:~~ s~~=hl~e'i:ree~lk·,~~i 1i·, .. ·1ui;!11\ ~~:,~u=~~~,~a8l~:. ~~tr:.f~~~~:~~r:1~·,: Roberts :.o:ra~r-:~~~ · ~iiQI jf ca1 •ito.ttoo :J?n~~~~:~:i l\l\ilif =i::~!~~E
t'Xtra secunty syalem batty ._1 . _... o-1.,,.,9 •• 1\•UN•ow .,...1 perty. Al•"' otb•r out· c-1 t d l .,., t. 1mm.,... occupancy O -""' "' :h~~~~l ri~0~~~nlg IC411Ad1-UPonapproval 171.000 Adults nly 1'1SJ lifii I ,.ISTIGE sland1n& Investments.
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Charming 3 bed rm, 2 ~ _____ IKALTORS Good Costa Mesa loca· cellent location w1lh pool SAN JOAl'M•JN Lo I ., 8 I In t l~~~~=!i!:i!~!!!! .-------mt ba f 11 •100. Close to schools. and actlvttles. Full pri----/IE-I I I PM ..,... ve Y " r P us wa u lh & am Y room -5 IDRMS • ..... 1 ._... m • VllW. $95,500 paneled den tcould be Mno Verde 4 ldnw ~h"rp Costa Mesa home Lo I f ho I btfl Modern I zed I a r ~ e $43,000. CALL55e-2660 1205 M. layfrollt Sao Joaquin model. Golf 3rd Brl with sliding patio
VACANT & REA DY !'.. h" w' pr 1 de of ve Y am me n kitchen. family room •• SELECT Ott .........__111...s coone vlew. 2 bdrm + doors lo 10 x 20 lattice
fOR YOUR INSPfo:c owncr.;h1p lrvtne Community. Near separate laundry room. PROPERTIES .._.... d t d 11 h covered patio. Complete· TlON Super fam1I ~ 6463928or545-3483 ~11 & accessible to Owner 11 anx1ou1, socall Wahrfra..t en +gourme e g t Jy remodeled kitchen
I u,. frwys. May be purchased tod 1 ..... 7221 Wlth s nd nA h d kitchen, step down living home With r uurm... ay........ --------·1 a )' uc8C an room. 1lant b rick with Corning electric
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dbl brick lrt!pl"rc. aubject toexlltlng low ln· Ontu COHDOMIMIUMS Pier for large boat. 3 fireplace. wet bar loo! range, formal dining
beaut. carpet• heavy terestGJ k>an.646-7111. I); In Tuatln and Irvine. Bdrm home+I Bdrm Deep J:lush carpeting. room and new plush ~hndaltem~~h· 'm''~r~Y c;roooodm 21 $38.000toS70.000. ~ wiCothmxelntfe~~I thhlala. never ved In! Won'llast ~rpeooolln§_~I houbetllror
• .... v ~ HOMESELLERS _.,. ca ~ at Ju.t $95,500. CaJI faat _,, · .,,.,..mg 5 ev·
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Comer of Tualln
Newly remodeled. Super
kitchen. Larae dining
room. charmlnll liv rm,
lge ramily rm. 3 Bedrm.
2 bath + detached studio
bldg & 2 car gar. H/F
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LUTSIDI
COSTAMISA
J HOUSIS-1 LOT
Super starter Invest
rne.ot. 2 1p1c1out bomts
for the pnttof one In fan
tasu~ East Side Costa
Maa. You can't do bet
ter than thi.a Much loo
much to descr1be. !IO give
' us a call 648-7111 191.950
full price• ~N ht 9· •' \ llJh •0111 N'(I
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ru. Ulftlll; POOL HOME ...,. ..... ttA1.1toA 1s1."='" __ own colon and get lbis • 67J..6t00 • 4 llDIOOM $70 000 • Bedtoom ()It' If you pre· Stonewood model. 3 -------Fantaat.lc famlly home In VA NO DOWN ---------1 J u ,_. l........ 2 fer 3 bedroom +formal Bedrms .. 2 Baths. J>OOI, Coata Meu's nl c~ll
Ult •-. "'"""room. dining. F1nta1Uc J::' clubhouse. tennis and ~ afta. 4 laroe bedrooms -~....c11• --""I.a.Tl BathandlamU)'. Private r .. R d b VT~ .. _ ... _. --.--"' Spanish courtyard en· with Jacuu1. out oor ~h. .:Jn, Y a out ,...../Prl l·S PM with maulve master 4 Bedrm. xlnt locaUon. rtlOPMTIIS CAPE COD trance, lg. backyard beaters. aas BBQ . aulte. Ele&ant dining. Upgraded lhruout. Huge HOUSES It FIXER·
Ott.at place for children. Encloeed froot courtyard PETE BARRETT 1205 N. loyfrwt Huae brick fireplace m covered patio. Waterlall UPPERS Excellent op.
CHARMER Neat & clean! See It lo area with oriental Oftlatbo.l"-d luxurious llvlna room. inrearyard SMOOO portunltyt.omakemoney
day. Offered at a low garden and flahpond. See -REALTY-W•rfrNf Call now 948-7171. 158.950 I' 1· •. ~~ u lnveaton or for tn·
• """" tJua untque home t.o ap· 6"2 S200 full pr1ce! tH:(ft • ' • d I Id I C .. L L 3 B~droom. 2 Batba • .-late "· With Sandy Beacb and Ol'fNlno•rr\/~rottNOCt• • _:!4. ! v u• 1 "
downstairs with un 1~UP I prec 64o-6161 ~~~~~~~~.,jPler for lar&e boat. 31 __ ,. SAVAGE REALTY. rf.[~~5 H qj§ -·oc-·~·u·rux·F1-o·MT--·1 ~~~l~s}fi~ " ' lltll ~~~ .......... !!!~;;~ .......... !!!~
roof and 1& 1uper site 1556W.8Mf,C.M 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths up, 2 "HlatorlcPalm''.
SOxlJOft lot. ,,,..t~04~:-W bdrms .• 2 baths down. sn&.ooo .._..,__..Roars SU 100 both with frplc./con· MUWUUU
IF YOU m ~ GOLi COURSE $42,000 yra, young. Good rental f • li ' -vmauon area. Only 3 $55 000
" have a .. rvlceloofferor ~-1811 IST'.a.TI 2 Bedrvom condo. 4 1,. record. PricedatS27S.OOO Freshly pa nled '(eUaht
aoods to aell. flac:e 1n ad "' new. Low maintenance. 871-3116:1 833-0523 HAl.llOA 1!41,,\-.; n with country kttchen and
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Clussllled section . . .1~~~~~~~~~I home on coif couue. clubhouM nearby, Hum --------·-1 and • pl .. •unt to 1bow. PbooeM2·seT& 1~ !:very rm very •racloua. caU IY OWMIA HURRY! Lee matr down, up. 2'tt LAK"" FOR.,"""11 .-i-llOO ~<r:~c&lA-4~~s·
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over patknta. Dell&hUul
home wltb 19 par1cln&
1paceia .Plua room to es· pend. Could bt ,auq.,.
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64N600
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A MOST UNUSUAL IAYW
Wlth one of the finest views from
th1a prime locatlon. Dramatic &
1raclous, extra btgh cellinp, MBR
w /large view terrace, out.a~ kitchen & your own awimm.lna
4 bedrooms, 3~ baths, large pier &
1ltp. $47S,000 Fee.
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IAMCMO SAM JOAOUM Great aolf COUl"fe loc1Uon1 _2. BJ1
BR's, den Ir dlnloa room overlo$· l.nt 10th hole. Dol\'t wait too lont
. • . $105,000. Lanlo Sbarkany
752·1414 (Att)
OVER 60 YEAR& OF SERVICE
H CAMYOM
OM THI PAllWAYll
Lovely New Custom Contemp()l'ary
wlth Vlew Golf Course & Mountaina
3 Bedroom,, 3 Baths. Family Room
Wet Bar. Red Cedar Shake Roof &
Slding. Built In All Electric
Kitchen. Many Other E>tcltlna
Amenities. Now $259,500
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Garden·llke atmosphere, •lth
formal liviDI end clintna. Great
kitchen for the &OW'met cook, lots
or extt-as, Uke storage, 1ue1t
rooms, bW1ard room . 4 bed.roolna1 plus Imported ceramic U1e ana
carpet.a. Hidden •ine cellar. 1
Bedroom. 1 Bath Rental recently ree&r'DNd and P&inted. SHOWN
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
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MIWUSTIHG BAYVlEW CONDO • IRA.MD MIW 38R 28A, upJraded Buc· 1--------• 4 II + DIM cola home in beautiful ReHle SpeciaUau. 3,
4or 5 bdrm models 1vall.
some w/pools. 968-4602
WT Nl t(E . 8®en« upper te....i. encl Uf\lt wtth
m1rveioua ~ Uf Nlguel golf CCMJree. Ul>Qtlded ,_IM'e9 •nd near 1wlmming pool. Priced to
1---------1 Lg. patio. lBr. 181·,
... _ d I .. , llo of nbrtlood near aoU course """ 1 ea cOmUlnll n and park. Lots of a new home la ao est a blls h cd n el g h . wrought-iron It brick. Pennington Properties
borhood, futurlog 1111,_Aar ___ .. _m._1_fi0_1 -----i
the latest kitchen •P· WANT . Lower priced 3°'
polnlments. ov,r.siaed 2-4Br. 28a house. Prin /o
garage. large rooms. 3 only. Wnt• Classified Ad Total fee-All 10 M.L.-
batbs. step down wet· 1832. Dally Pilot p o. Multiple Listing Boards
bar. mml ocean view. All Box 1560• Costa Mesa, in 0 r a nge -Co -walking distance to C& 92Cl6 Available -Owner-
prav<1te beach Only1--·--------t Occupied & Vacant
Sl65.000. fee. Homes-Qui ck Top
Cal 644-711 I GREAT IUYI Dollar Sales......qwntard
Eutside Costa Mesa Rlty. 673-82.50 /Jn NILfl
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home: 3bdrms .. larae lot Beaut. 2 BR. good are;,
with room to expand. redec. in/out. By owner Centrally l~ated. S.SS.500 SSl.SOO. 963-7652
2Br + den. indiv· home
w/tennis. pool. s pa,
security guard. Sl39.950.
Ownr 644·6920 .
LIDO REALTY
U77 \ i.1 I ,.1 ... '\ I\ * 673-7300 *
Owner: 2·Sty. JBr. 21,.,ba. lndry, frml din. PR.
frplc. nice yd. jac. l blk
bch. $79.950. 968-0342 .
I DUPLEX ·--------tOWN ER. s p RIDE :
3 BR .. 2 buths + 2 BR. Qulet.hl'lat. Handsome 3 bedrooms.
South of hwy. Pegged ~Soc S...... l~ balhbome. Full guest
hdwd. firs. golde n You'lllovethelocatlonof dining room. chef's
brown shakes. stained this 3 bedroom home. kitchen. spacious master
glass window, frplc .. Candlelighldinlng room, suilewith bath. Secluded encl. garden with large wood cabinets In the entry. g reat schools .
Sycamore tree. $139,f,OO chef's kitchen. Lots or S6 4. 9 s O. Tarbell .
PAUL MARTIN decor a tor touch es Realtors. call 842·88S4
REAL ESTATE 644·7383 thruoul. Living room,
sauna In rear yard. Ot-e1rn view. super duplex. Ca I
2 bdrms each S62,SOO. 1 54°:1720
Sltl9.SOO. Agent640.7000 JAftBl!I I
OwMt-Must Sell RIK~
•DUPLEX • "•l ln CaUrorn1a"
2 Blk.!> to ocean, 2 BR &
Den. l,SOO sq. n .. OJ><'n
every day unlll 11old. <117
Dahlia 224 W. Coast Hwy.
898-7155
rtlf 11e1a!!i ~EAL ESTA~
ON THE f/.jRWAY • Lu•ury custom hom1 with
all the extra -refrigeration. air COl'ld.. pool,
iacuw. grand lrvlng room with magnificent vi-.. .
3 bdrm . 3 baths. den Extensive front1ge on golf
oou,..e An lrncnssive home ...... 1175,000
SPECTACULAR OCEAN~ONT
CALL FOR DETAILS
I 02,. N'pl. Beach 548·5527 ,. EVES.: S4S·S643 We';.. here to help lr'llne I 044 lnlM I 044 CostaMHo ......................... _______ __
Fine Mesa Verde 2·story 5Br . 2 12ba . man y
jmerut1es $96.700. Pnn
only 751·3930
USTSIDEGEM
Sharp 3 Br. 2 ba on huge
lot. S'12.~ All term!>
96J..8377 Bkr
FIXER EASTSIDE
Ri&ht location! Right
size! Right price! Bring
brushes and tools. Btg 4
bedroom home, huge
cabm·hke family room,
large used brick
fireplace. Use your im·
ag1nahon. but hurry! --------1 Call64So-0303 MESAYEIDE
FORES T E
OLSON
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HOUSE + 3 UNITS UNIV PK. Village Ill. THE
Lovely 2 BR home . Stanford end untt 2050
romp. refurbished + ad· sqrt .. 3 Br. OR. FR. + 3 TERRACE
dt'lland'for3moreun1ls. ba. S87.950 Owner. Xlnt loc. io rapidly de· 833· 1103 or 552 9503. Windsor Mod e I. 2
veloping area. $69,000 RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN BDRMS., 2 BA .• LARGE A 64S..ll03 family /kitchen area
gl. 3 br. 21~ ba. popular San opens onto your own
$59.900 Luis Rey. Vu golf course erivate covered patio.
& I u k e SI 14 • so o. Quiel location. lots of Newly decorated, supe ~·1044/833-321.S greenbelts and close to
nice 3 br. 2 ba, lg patio. ---------• e\•erylb1og.
cou.ld be easily enclosed WOO.DIRIDGE
Seller motivated. Submit •uoR LAKE
tell! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...••... 172.000
LOVELY CAPISTRANO Juat e short drive to the
belleh. Ind IOt• Of home at a modeet l)f1Qe, 3
bedrooms. 1 V. baths. ouJet cul.0&18C .. S59.000
6 ~ DUPLEXES · ~ UMDR COMSftUCTIOM
CHARMING NORTH LAGUNA duplex on quiet AatM StrHt. GrHt for lnvntment.
or as resldence plus income. Situated on a very
l•ge lot In premium North Laguna ne1gttb0rhood.
One 3 bedroom and one 2 bedroom unit. Pl•nt and
rendering on dlspl1y In our office ........ $210,000
EXCLUSIVE WOODS COVE
.,... duplex (not pic1ured) with lovely ooean view
Ind exc:eptlonal am1nities. Now under construc-
llOO In wOOded setting nfar WOOds Cove. this pre-
mium atructure lnclUdes one 3 bedroom and one 2
bedroom unit. E1ett h•s spacloua lhling room PLUS
f1mllyroom.Plansavallablelnourotflce .. 1247.500
NEWE\..l..
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411 .... C...t Hwy •• '-JIM .....
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GARDEN HOME! 3BR. 2BA, s pacious liv rm
w/(rplc, dining rm. con·
versatlonal k itc h
w/brttfsl nook. guarded STEAU area. Walk to beach. ten·
2 Bdrm. 2 ba w/fam-rm. ni.s&pool. '98.~
L a B u n a c h a r m IOND REAL TY
OPEN DAILY
3Br. 2Ba. din rm. lg fam
nn. pool guest h&e. im
mac. $115,000 845-2545
LEASE OPTION
bltns. oven. rango,
rrucrow1vc. refrig. pool.
secunty. aubterrane10
parluog, w /elec aatt5!
182.000 Ownr appt on})e
613-1985
Newport Crest Coodoii.-.-.-.-.-.-,;-.-. -. -.-. ---.--... ~~~~~I home. llST I LUFfS
Early area. Redttorat«t OCEAN VllW 3 bdrm .• "bayfront" wltti'
ThJ.s3bdrm .• l•mUyrm. water view. $132.~ Or
640·55GO Newport He!Mhta home 1675 month even has a sale lo stas Agent
cash you save when yo~~~~~~~~~
steal It for only sus.ooo BEACH HOUSE .
2 story 3 br A .fra m~ tlalllf-'...__ w1Jacuzz1. $83.900.' Call
-::':'r ~ Propert> Hou.se&42·38SO ~ SanCa.-Rte 1076 -.......•..........•...•
J," 20 .. ._w •. H~ Income Units · 646•4463
40' Boat Dock
Own your own boat dock
with large. near new 3 br
Townhouse In NewPort
Beach for only $125.000
Call for appointment.
645-1474 89"'!1_1_
A-RAME
2·Story pnced for qwck
sale. Seller bought
another. 2 BUts. to ocean
Open Sat/Sun t .3().4 :30.
330 W1lnut St. Only
$19,900
CAYWOOD REALTY * 541-1290 .
OM THE SAND
Mr. the Ocean
6 UNITS ON TH.E
BLUFF-Wint.er & Su~
mer rentals Good in·
vestment property
$245.000
JAYW YEATS •
REAL TORS 499·2237
MARINERS
POINT
CUSTOM VIEW·.
HOME
Construction lo begin
January '77 .• 3100 Sq. ft.
4 BR. 3 Ba contemPorary
ranch style home Man)'.
many xtr11:. Pl:ans " speciflcat1ons avail. 1p
olfice. $156.900. .. ' ~,. ,-~ .. ~ ~.,.
Huge 4 bedroom 4 bath
h o m e with 11uest i~.u, ~~ ~ Mbe~~: -~-J-uan-.------
Close to the pounding CapHfraftO '071 surf. An unusual op· •••••••••••••••••••••••
portunity. belier hurry' S75,000
CaUMS-0303. 4 Bdrm. 2 bath. family
FO~ESTE
OLSON .... , , .... ' ...
rm & lge covered deck. l
Mile to Manna. 32891
Calle Miguel. SJC
493-3307
Spacious grounds with 831·9411 Eve. 496-7298
Citrus & Avocados Mewpotf hoch 1069 ••'--c-
Ocean view. A really ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALMOST M!'61 HOTp':r:Zs~r.soo. llG CANYON DUl'LEX . ~
Nearly new s pacious 3
Bedroom + den. 2 bath
Mission Park hom~.
$84.500. 3 Bed.rm . family room.
carpet. drapes. fre'!h
paint. patio. large yard
l'Nl lrfts! $'14,000
......... »" all offers. Agt 557 -8623 11ia 2 Br. 2~ ba, 1971 sqrt nr 17.1 SCIMIC
SEASCAPB 2 Br Twnhse lake. Scarce BreotwOOd ACRIS
Vll!W • SZ t 5,000 I ILOQ< TO IEACH
View Newport. Bay to 38.R up W/2 ba, lBR dn
RoyMcC_...
...._ lllOMewport
Cotto Mesa 541-7729
Hunt. Harbour area mdl.Call640-5274. In Laguna Beach! R·l. $67.SOO. 846-84!94 eves. aJ u1ws hi h I ft.._. ONGOLFCOURSE n.ar ae-: I eeva· $49,SOv-neW Huntington SeacUff 4 Br. Popular San Mateo tion with many excltlng
OR TM w.iletl w/pool. Sl25.000. 6882 Lit· model (under con. oceao view homesltes. Ou,~ .. ·ndi'ng new li'sting. UeHarborDr.53tHi110 t , ) I hl lOth OUTSTANDING OP· VA ....,... 11 rue .. • r g on PORTUNITY for im· * * Villa condo, 3 bedrooms, OWNER SACRIFICE : fairway at Rancho San ..S23 CAM""5J>l:flt'llN£ aglnatlve developer !
No Dow 2full baths. Dming room Bike to Beach! Charm· Joaqul n Spectacular OPEN DAILY Call now for details. N }reaJour~~tkt~C~~~ mg 3 bedroom home. 1:v. ~\re.ewt 01'1ghNtspt .. Nc-~~tcrras&l ___ B_A_.M_. T_0_6_P_.M_. --·~"~"-,...,,... IN NEWPORT HARBOR ore air e · nv baths, dining area. living •u ""''"" .uu u..ou-..,.. II I G II S C II 0 0 L patlc;> area Call today. room fireplace. No wax sa e. Only $89.SOO lll<»&IlGW
DISTRICT. lhb uniquely won t last. 540-1720 noors. great ca~L'l. On· Owncrtagcnt.548·1290 UNIVEltSITY 499·2800
dttorat.ed. pl~h carpet. TAR8EU. ly S&0.:500 .• call Tarbell. ELEGANT PARI( • .. DOVElt" ed,3bdrm rumlly home Realtor.962·5566 Beautifully upgraded 3 LOCATION ... NORTH
has cozy used brick Yes that la the del1nltlon bdrm. Dover model eod ENO. Ocean view/walk
fireplace. and loads or "#I ht Ctl..,... New Listing: on this new PARK unit. Customl1ed
room rOf' pets • k1d3 In HOME In DEERFIELD. carpet.a, drapes and waJI EXTRA LARGE fenced ---------1 ~jg 000 4BR. FR, DR and 2~ covering. cent. air cond ..
yard' Don't piss over GliCIOUS ~ 1 • batha. Near pools. parks. plus a new dishwasher
lblS one' UVING + MO DOWN schools and shopping. and disposal. A true
C.atallna ! Iron gate en· al try. Mammoth living w/l ba. I lllcd kltchs &
roomw1th VlEW! Mar· baths. bltn s inr
ble fireplace. Paneled dshwshr. frplcs. dec.k & ========= formal dining room. Wet patio +a whopping big 4 3 B F h I car gar. r+ am rm. s mg e
bar. Spacious kitchen & SI 46 500 ext.r. Greenbelt. Owner
pantry. Extra lar ge • • $77.500 ror appt. 493·6899
master wing. Glassed JACOIS REALTY HURRY' 493·6899
view patio. Loads or 675-6670 storage. 3 Car garage. CaPo Villa 2br. Condo
Call now lor personal BEST. BUY In Big Ca· Xlnt.. overlook'#! green·
preview. 752·1700 nyon. Plan n Broadmoor belt & Pool By own!
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Newport Sllores
A home to remember! !?
Bedrm and den, 1~• bath.
DELIGHT
PAYMT. Super ramlly c:ommuni· homeowner's delight. •IMCOMIUNfT• 59edoua 3 bedroom of. ty Must see to ap· Just listed and prtced lo mn--·1 Completely carpeted.
...... View Ill
4BR. ram rm. 2 frplcs &
wet bar. Exqwa1te decor
lhruout, la¥1sh master
suite. $140,000.
Very private pool bome.
$116.950. Nice Santa Ana
nbrhood. formerly a SB.R
now a 2BR w/a lrg. fafJI
rm Easily convertett back to 58R. Shows hke
a model. Near So. Coast
Pla:r.a. AGT. 673-7601
nu. hunutously large fen -'v•c" and luxury preciate. $104.990. sell al $78,500 ---=-bedrooms keynote ooe of .., • .,
PACIFIC Real Elstate Gene Hill 642.()2()()
our t..st East Side oUer· at reuonable pnce. No
lnp The 20x30 hvinl do. paymt. Low monthly
room. pool. GUEST pymta.Tn1Jy adeU1htto
HOUSE. 3 cir garage see and enjoy. Hurry.
red hill _..
55 2-7500
Atrium view from
bedroom & living rm.
Enjoy the warmth of
wood and ch.arm of mir· I•--------rors. Dbte gar w /auto
SUVllW PL.AM I
Sale or Trade 644·~ So. Cat Plua area. •2
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N°wpt Crest Condo. JBr. & d1n '11 area. super 2~Ba . tennis. pool. sharp Callforapptaflb.
192.SOO. 642-2568 for appl. S45-0J96 ~.000
$57 500 with s~ space and lof\ pleuelc~7155 ,.,.iiiiiiiilliiilil•iitittllitiitit•I . ·:-U 11111• c>pener. Owner needs fast ,. ~0 • ..,,, sale. c..11 $40-1151
• mike Uus 1 wonderfully ..,. .. fmmacuJate 3 Br. 2 Ba nexlble home for a larce ~om e A 11 BI t n s · family. New paint and f1repl1~. huge family plu•h urpetlng too.
rm and manlcurtd yard PLUS Rental Unit lo
"li¥11e1c .... ~ RANCH REALTY
551 -1000
C&ll ~ b k 0 ASSOCIATED ac . wners reiocat· S.. J-"' ~EAL ESTA~
Woodbri dge Place.
Greenbriar Plan. 4 Br.
ram rm. 2 ba. Call
640-2526.
Greentree 3 Br. 2 ba. lrg SO.COASTB.KRS. td-makeanotrer. We're...,..tohelp Gottc=v:w
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4 Bd. Rumpwi rm. Din "'rtn•tilr8 C>...rW..tMon corated 3 Br. 2\'tba. a..,..teech
rm. bltns. Mesa Vtrdll! -r152."20 Hand&ocne pool home. 4 1119,000. •••••••••••••••••••••••
area. Xlnt cond. Pt1ctd l400~"-• UA<H bedrooms. 2 b1ths. PV UCH.1.""""'-!.I
for qldck saleJ -atone rlrepl1ce, slate en· S.. Modlf A Mable ~~ all S. !'fo agena.! ADULT OCCUNO try. entertainer'• llvlnir · •• Trade your Income pro.
Ml ., DI 3 &inns. 2 balba. very room. Subl!llt all offers. $10l,OOO perty for this 3 bath. ~ SA•• · cle1n, conveniently a900.C..lllM.2-t8$4 UnderCon.structlon bath contemporu,y with
3 BR. 2 Ba. tee llv·rm, located. Lots Of xlrat.. Chooee Your Own Decor e~ao view. Sl25,000.
new crpta, newlf p.lnt -..900.Fordetails.CaU 752·0283.840-0168,All. MOllMS1141.TY
"d· trailer accus. HADLEY REALTORS * 49 .. •oR7 * $U.500. Century (714)963-8933 ,._,.,______ ....., Iii'
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0M111 . C•to•sed"-priced for 1mmedi1t se1 . 2 sty. SH,500. v\ew, sus.soo. 41f.15e6oc t&a.TOP t.oc8'ed ca peuMlree .. ab M V rd iale. Prine. onJy. 751·'1166 MMl63l or eve 844· 1 m.aao ....__. __ ., •~ pool
UMd.u.et. This roomy 4vr. a, ese c • ------"----t------r ..._.e V•w, . $ 2 bedroom drttm home .,... 2100 tq.ft. comer kvloe Terr1ce Uptr1dcd. ,. I & MOU Btdroornt. • balhl. den.
~~.~ HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
"l"PLAM
Comp. redec0r.; on cul
de sac. lit Time offered
OM THE IUCH South LCICJllftO I 016 SUMSIT a. SURF •••••• •••••••••••••••• •
2 Lots wide at comer 2 BR. 2 BA. newly de·
Loe walled patio &. coroted. 180 degrt!e "' ocean view. PubUc bee~ garden. Outdoor brick access SW.OOO. 482,6700 frplc attached. 3 BR. :? Prin only , Ba. room for expansion • •
MuJUple ionlng. S27~.ooo. Tustin I 090
By owner. Phone Mon· •••••••••••••••••••••••
Fri, 6pm·IOpm. wknds 1---------8am-llam, (714 )675·696R 11.AUTIFUL
ror ule.3 BJl, 3 ba .. fam. Early Blulfll "J" plan,
rm. Finished & paneled end unit. C..nyon. Fash pra(e.:.pM.750 Isl view. 3BR. 2BA. dn'g
U OADMOOR •
3 Bdrm home. hlJ'hly list·
graded. Pool & Jacu~.
$78,900 COllllMASSOC. rm. pallo. Astroturf
lellltWI 759-0226 deck . pool. Ownr HOM~ELLERS
752-~ Sll0,000. 844·7641. Prto
only
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t1 re1d.Y to move·loto. let. SlwnP1tone renc'a, Cambrid&• 2 Bdrm. 2 UMlqul LOFT ~ Lowtr floor excellent
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Barr White Realtor 2901 Newport Blvd
NewponBeech CA~
provld• u.nllmlttd op $$7.,)82. 3230 Ore100 17e.$00. '44·7475. 1J11tr.,su1te. offers a MW W/I rwm olllee over ._-;>J:!!Hf''PP 3S., den. f1m rm. ownr
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4 Bdrm. home oo DSOOaq. E·Slde $200. Utlla pd. freab paint. Al tO'nd. D/W. $450, 7l4-t&3"'5fll or 2 BR. l Ba .. · ·" -..SO cpta, droe. view 41 POOi. pool, 494-031.5, SJC li\im. $70() .• uol~m ldOO. tt . lot. S60.9SO. Xlot. Cov·d._~tlo. Kfda ok, $395.541-"29ltealtA1r S3Hl545 .NoPee ZBR,2Ba ............ Nopet.a.830-S085 Tut.l~riiy.elovetora. Brautlful brand new i bt.
1 t>a. Beamed c.mnas. free atand'& trpk, bllna,
Many windows. '29$. ~. Wl'9-3376
t.emu fee. Main Reolall ZbrhouMmcowt.c:om I . &\N 4 8,. 2 Ba 1 1 381l.R 2,f!-· ...... ms.eoo H.B. 2br, dbl 1ar. yd, rec. rac\Ul~.49&-2135 HOMESELLERS )40.53'70 f. ' ~ rp c. 38 .2.-.ba ..... ~--AvaiJNow. !dtJOaq ft. new O"pcl, Ndecoral~. $325.1--------752-53S3 rtfurbl1hed. No~•· cpt. drps. SHO mo. 4BR.2~ba,rum .. ISts 5 Br. 3 Ba. kids. peta, mo. UUI 249·2409 ApatlMatsUlfwa. ~~~~~~~~~IW'91• l!ll0.548-el73 114·96!H589 or S:U·ts45. 48R,2Va8a ... SSS0/800 ~·pool. EZ term1. Collect. nu•••n••u .. •••• .. •• -...... _. l I 4 BR ... _ f f I A#. No Fee 4 BR. 3 Ba · '800 98'M28H1l4> Q111fN1 3102 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a · 2 -· MOl rm, rp · BIO C"' "'YON .,o=t:::... 1-SW.Mwdetue
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from 1325. &42· leo3
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••••••••••••••••••••••• furn. Pool, TenntA. <714 . . 114-~ or. 531 9MS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Bulltw. crpta, CSrpa, B·
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Blllldinc Delivery, Set· Nblguel ~8e. ·2VBu. exdec! frplc, D/~~ cp~· drpe'. 3 Br. 21>a w/fenC«t patio. :;s.r,~.To~2 Ev•. JACOIS UALn ln. Peia le infant. Ok.
uP. & Service. 675·757 ome, 3 r. a. ~~ REDECORATED 3 Br. $42S. 714.963.4599 or !Mt locaUon. S500/mo. 675-6670 l''enced pa\101. oncl.
forfreeesl. or mro. pool, tennla. bch, secun den, din· rm .. new 5.'ll·i545Agt. No Fee 831·1400Aat. New L • u r e I woo 1arage, dlahwashen. air
ty, March l·July 1. ldtcben. 13'15. '714· Twnhme 2br pool, ten 2 Br l \.'a Ba, c~. d.,., cood. 1922 Meyer &t. See
Trailer space for 8x30'. mo. 496-4319 or53J·~. Al\. No Fee buJout adlt 2br. 2ba t.uxrupUt level condo. 2 ols. "75.' tae.'~ o new paint. Upper apt, mair. or c•llt42·66t.Z ~~.·~· + ~.~:g · n Mlwpw4 hoclt . Men Verde 4Br. 2Yt ba ~i tC:!'~~'i,~8: tt523C.U.Jld9Ja:IRV'lltl ~ 2ceui!.c~J~~r~·~~t~ 132-21»1. GOO mo. 53&-1763, GG. ---THl----1-A_Y_LIA __ p_ ...:.---------t•••••••••••••••••0
••• fonnaldining.hUCefaro 640-SCM(l OPENDAILY &ola,full~f•cll,leMla. Bayahore 3 B lllMMll.-ct 3106 Jltdrm.wit.erpd ciao
Rent or Sale, nicely Oenfnt4br3ba,trpt,etc rm. study, su~. n IAM 10$Ptl pool, etc. vle,w, S475. TowQbouse, pool & re •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Beaullllll, apadous new fum.lshed Mobile. Nwp $5SO mo. Wnlr only. N lleaa Vent. CC. lnclud $ BEDROOM. 2 bath, ln · · ' ' 66G77 rm. immed. occpy. Im l·BR. carp, blt·ins, priv, Pool i
Bch. Adults, no pets. PETS613-1368 water. 1ardeoer, ne prest11e area of ex· View, Turtlel'C)Ck Terr. 3 mac. Cbildren OK. No deck. Garage. Year MJ)b.Ad 1 ·pvt ~oe. Convenient loc. Reas. cpts /drps. 1650/mo. pen a Ive ho m • •. er ~ Farn Rm. beaut. BOAT SLIP W/CONDO. 3 pet.a. $325 mo. 536-6302: lease only. '275 Mo. Bltr u ts, no c M
M4-7738eves&Sal. ....... ~ 546-1213 Spadous. privat.e petlo, seoomo.152-0617 8R. 2Va ba. Llh new 896-S4216 644-2.343STo 5 ~A~ • · community swimming 11185. Agt. 644·1133 '52 Budger. 26x8'. 3 BR. 2 ba. lam rrn. frpl.:i pool 2 car iarage hwre TurtlerockGlen. New3Br .,_....., ~ 3600 Spac. 3 br, 2 ba. frpl. 2 Br blw O/W cp\ll
SllOOor Bestofr. Gwrat comp. lndscpd, fncd yd,"! mailer suite bulltln on best street S'125/mo BIG CANYON, brand new ....................... patio. Steps to bch & drpS gar: adults. no
531·4933 •••••••••••••••••••••• cargar.$400.645-.2978 · $450 · nth lae.A.&t631·1400 spacious, single level 2 COSTAMESADUPLEX2 shops. S46S . Mature t.s ~·&tS-0521 ---------1BELMONT SHOR~ on oven.. per. mo · BR, 2 ba . to.,nbome br vt d& as married adults childok 675-3032 pe · ·
.Acreoge fOr MM waler. Cape Cod, sun Dlx Twnhse. 2br. aba. nu K ~.J88 R EA LT 0 RS Groves Secured comm. w/sweeping golf course cpj,p J %blld gok.' no pets. • . New 3Br. 2ba, cpts. drps,
•••••••••••••••••••••• deck 3 Br FR. fplc . ss1 cpt, dbl gar. pool, S33S W2 New, cnr. lot. 2 br. 2 ba, Yi~. Lease at 1750 per $230. mo. 64.2-6682eve 1 BR Brand new. QuaUty frplc w/palio·balcy. $315 .•
mo. <2 13 ) 691 -5331; mo.546-6299.557--0848 OONDOS2Br.S250:•Br cpt,drp, elec. 1ar. dr. mo •• sale~Ul.25.000 fealw-es.Nopetsorlllds. 2cargar.S3l·3900
004-1828 NEW ·3Br 2Ba near So $3.1S.lst last&dep. opener.Stepstopvt.lenn Ageot&f0..5560 .t.. I "',..,,..ahed Yrly.135().675-4857 Reduced $10,000_! 1a11oa l"-d 320 Coast Pt~za, S..ss mo: ·979-7888 ~~t~n~. J~~u!~: 2 Br Park ~do Condo. :!. ... '!': •• ~ ............ 2 Br "den. 3 ea. bllns. Fo~.;',!,°!T
Ten well located acres 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• (213 l 431·7383 or eves Exec 2 Sty. 2500 sq n. 600 1 :30PM wkdys. lowest price in Newport, ~lat.cl 3706 cpts & drpa, gar + patio, 6'i6.20lO
Lancaster. Level; r~a HOUSEWANTED.yrly (213)594-0427 sq.ft .den. Plush4Br.3 $340.mo.979-7888 ... ••••••••••••••••••••s mall hot house for MODELOPENlO-SPM hl°°t~ge ; ~~,W~~ avaala Ba. charm, furn/unr. •NEW PAJNT• inside-& ba. al I bllns. crpt r;u:i:r~: ~ten.ran Harbor vu Hms Carmel 3 Dlx. spac. 3 br. 2 ba, frpl, ~ants. S400 mo. 752·094.2 Enjoy the prfvacy of e. ap 8 P ures 1 $600 mo. Ad Its, ref out. New cpl.a. 2 Br, den, thruout, pool, nr shops, · r enn rec. Br + FR n; park & patio. Steps lo bch & VII. your own home w llge fo~cf~~~~~~t~a~:.~c a 675-3401 2 Ba, lndry rm. tsed yd, schls, bch. Mainl free. 547~,;;:· Avl. 211· =3215 school. ss1s mo. 7S2-0617 s hops . No lse $385. lc6oo ,...,... 3107 fncd patio, alt. sar. we>Od
Just $15 000 TOT AL an gar, fruit trees. Wlr pd, 1575. No pets. 642·39'13. Mature adults, no peta. ••••••••••••••••••••••• burning frplc. pool &
mayfinance! no doa,s . c h i ldren •PRETn'&PVT• Turtlerock Cleo Plan 4. Beacbduptex,3br,2ba, 67!>-3032 Bachelor,superlocaUon, jacuui.Zbr,l~baatlll't·
s:U·S800 ~~~~ ••• !?.~~ welco:l!· ~J :,00'e~.~~· 3 Br w/lge closets, 2 Ba. Sbr. 3 cu gar. pool, ten· =:.~1:i~· S4Z5 mo. WATERFRONT 3 Br 2 oewcpta,S17Syriy. ln(lalSSSSmo.
Wnthovet1 Rffllton ~&an f'. 960-39&9 • lndry rm. forced air. Dis. $795. mo. 640-lO«. Ba, 909~ N. Bay(ront. 642-3783; 5-IPM ''THE SEVILLE"
lnt1 RE Networtt ~ · · bltns. cpts & drps, 2 car Lake Forest choice brand Harilor Vlew Portolino 3 Adults, yrly. 6"· 7213 1 BR 1 house from beach 2 br w /gar. Adults. Cpts
MesaVente3br.2ba. gar, rncd yd, m.ature new 2 story lakefront br. 2 swry, pool, tennis, -..oar •Al 3707 pauO. $265. lncl'd. utU.'. & drps, bllns, fncd yd
3100Samoa t.reesl • no ~.,s. ch1~~nl Condo, 4 br, 3 ba w/bar. ~ ~A!'!~.2" 6 mo lse ......... ~ ... ! .. ~ ....... Yrly. 61S-S800 Bkr., ao w/patJo. WUater pd. LAND VALUE! Z75 Ac. $!l00. 6'4·1 we come. _..,mo.~.,.,., fprk, A/C. Much more. _. . .....,......,., ree Ca 636-4.120
m/I Nev. $100 per Ac, _. Shorewood Cr. <Off ~ Days cn4>D94·l60l BAY /BEACH/PIER 21819Sanla Ana "G .. 1235 terms Myers· Alpha Cor R~ .t..LS Mesa Verde 3Br, 2ba, new Adams> 96().3989 k ·d <Z l 3 )661.466s' Patio 1 br S32S Utll pd, ESPECIALLY Yours.
67J.6756 ...,., ~ cpts/drps, bltns, frplc. j~ 5 • 2 Br, 2ba, Incl gar, blk t 303 E Edgewate r Sl75. UUls pd. Slv/rer. 2 Br. IY.a ba, new decor, big yard. Very clean4BR. lrg ram. rm . · bch. amenities. 5400/m 1-871-2866 Fee bhns. d s hwhr, gar. Income Property 2000 $42$. mo. 642·8826 days, Prestige area, nr sch. 4 B 2 Ba FR ts d util pd. Main Rentals 540.5370 Adi ts, no pets. S24S. •••••••••••••••••••••••CANYON CREST. New 751·3189eves. $450 . 9022 Rhodesia. r, · ,cp rp6. 3Br,2baw/patlo.Park Yrly3Br2Ba.w/fpk,va· ' 548-6357 ---------i beautiful 3 bdrm model, 675-4174 prof lndscpd. 1625· s bchnearby.$450/mo cant. $475 mo. l blk to Coro.aclelMar 3822 ---------Oistrns Properly! all amenities including EASTSIDE Morning dew. 5S2· 73!i0; 3Br wtth woodsy intr, bl.k bch. 213-332·32'70 aft 6P M ..................... ..
1 can find it for you. sun decks. courtyard en-3br, lba, lge yd, clean LIKE NEW 64.S-2330 to bch. Vacant.. ready ;:;::;::-:::-:::::=-::-;-;--;;:;. :-1·--------•t Beachareaspecialist. try, wet bar, lots o $395. !>48'5213 lncldawshr.dryr.refrig. LEASESAVAJLABLEln now!$480 Walk to Wat.er. $145. Uuls
Proba f 1 closets & storage. Incl Nr Lake Huntington. 3 Br Walnut SQ Ca. Homes 1.n Corona del Mar. Lg pd. Fee ... -tes. orecosures. use of pool. Lennis crt.-3 BR. 2'h BA Condo. 2Ba,kidll&pet.s0K.$38S TheRancb Univ.Pk 2Br.ramrm,frplc,gar& MaioRentals,540-5370 r6' " ~~~~!~~e:~t?i::~~~=: jacuzzl&sauna. Yrly ls French Quarter. dbl. mo.CallDonal846·1371: Deetfield CuJverdale yard. Quiet street ---------11.. }/:!"!~•,.. Belowmarketpnce. $650. encl'd, gar. pool & rec. or8obatS9S·l452 CollegePk TheWIUows $.'500/mo OCEANFRONT3br.new, rac's-$375 mo. Ask for Turtl Rk Th Cot TurtJ · k GI 3 I g e , d I x . f r p l c . Ket1.lohMon,lf'oller RI GHT ON THE Jean963-896lorSS4·J412 3Br2 Ba.redee'din~lde& Ra e tClb G~to: BR 0~~t s:"$7~~ wasber/dryer,'dshwhr, 2 OORONADELMAR Call (714l673-4S4S BE Ac H . o N B 1 G oul, good location, nr cque r · car gar. No pets. Now tit 2 Br Townhouse. frptc ~~~~~~~~~CORONA BEACH -3 Bedrm, I'll ba, fplc, bch.S37S.714-492·69'73 llAMCHRIA.Ln L&e June 30. '550. mo. Pool,lennis.SomeO<'ean ptM!CREEK
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DRIVE .. Fabulous View. pool. $470. Carol, Agt. CONDO. Pool, tennis, Super value! $425 Per mo. HOMES Cotto Mesa 3724 to shopping & fine beach.
1 bdrm & convertibl 546-4141540-7730 adults. $350. Ph 9604640 4 BR .. 2 ba. Pool & ten· REAL ESTATE ••••••••••••••••••••••• (;44.26lJ Over 500 tall trees ianrl >O
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ly lease. 4 IR Meer lch Martin crea~ a relaxing seUlng S4.2S mo 2 Baths lrg yd SUPER 3 br w/frplc. Lrg Real Estate 644·7383 BLUFFS 3 Br. 2\4.i baths. •Studio& l BRApt.s . New 2 br, 1 ba, rrptc. for your spacious new 1 ONlST.AVENUE,inold 557.3225·546-S605A ·yd. Bike lO bch. 2 car Greenbelt. Bayview. *'1V&MaldServAva1l bltns,garage.Adults,no or 2 bedroom apart-
C.oronadel Mar··2 bdrm ' gl gar.$400mo.Owner/Agt Tu.rtJerockGlen,newSBr, Pool..$S2S·S6SO. Rltr. •PhoneServ.Htd~l pet.s.S350.640-UMO ments. From $240.
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unit w/garage, laundry ROOMY I Br. new cpt, 597-4258. Eves962·3l55 38a, fam rm. tennis, pool 644-0134. 237~;,~rt~~M Purn1ture available. ---------1 facilities & refrig. paint & Wallpaper. On ownr$850.640·2418 S d d & · or Beautiful new 3. Br, 2 ba Small pets OK. Adults permth. Yearty lease. quiet pvt rd S240 3br. 2ba, 2 story twnhse BLUFF upgra e SUSCASITAS duplex , fireplace, only. Office open 9:00 to 6'2·1.316 . . . w/pool. xlnl location. clean, 3 Br 2~ Ba, Fam h & 6:00. 2300 Fairview Rd. For sale by owner Santa
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Executl·ve 4 bdrm, 3 mo.lst&last.SJ6.3248or SuperSharp HEALTY COMl?A NV 2110NewportBlvd.CM. forMissl,675·2311. ---------3b I I bit t .... _ Lido Isle 4 br. 3 ba, frplc,1----:..-----~~~~~~~~~I bath, liv rm. formal din· 646-5386 r. r p c, ns. cp TU"1..-0CK o. R., master suite up· S'nJNNINC lge 1 Br grdn 1~ Dlx Twnbse. 2br . 2ba, nu ing rm or den w /wet bar, lhruou.t. blk wall , xtras. GLEH Best loc in COM. 2Br, 1 cpt, dbl gar. pool , S3a5 declt an4 ent.ertainment Santa Ana Hgts. 3 Br l \.'J $350. Smglesok. 96J.3612 stairs, SOOS. 67S~l09 apt. Pool & rec rm. $230. Ba. front $340/mo. 2 Br. mo. 546-6299, 557-0848 ··•• A 2900 f Ba , dbl gar w/work: New 4 BR, family room, BLUFFS 48 2,.._B 710W.18tbSt. I ir..uo. pprox. sq. t. bench $325 mo 1st" S1S 20931 ~ood. Lovely 2 formal dining room . r. ~ a. 2ba, rear, $400/mo. Cs lO 2 Br. 2 Ba. den unfurn apt
2 Car gar w/elect opener aecdep. No~. S4-0-0303 sl.)'. 4 brief am-rm. bltns, home on comer lot Rec. fam rm. (rplc, pvt patio I br, Sl'J-0. Otll pd, Cpts, shops_, ~ark & bch. Ask w/paUo. Mature adults and off street parking. D/W, bar in FR, frplc. center . pbol • jacunl . 3 $475. 6"·1480 or 830-5050 drpe, paUo, quiet.. aduJts. for Massa, 675·2311. only. No pets.
Yearly lease $650. Sunny. charming 3 Br. dbl gar, lovely crpt & lighted tennis courts · ext 22. 6"-8858 lbr Duplex. cpts. Im med Mw tltel ... Aph #2
Fam Rm. fplc. cov d drps.Xlnlarea.893-0526 volleyball court. Avail. Bach si1c:, all utll. Hse .1 d I'-l .... SE 18thSt c M COLIOFMEWPORT patio. frwt trees, nice now.1750/Mo. (A73> ~ avai , a u .... no pe s. ''" •. , ..
REALTORS nbrhood. $425. 642·2178 OONDO 3 Br 2 Ba, fplc, Donna Godshall644-6200 SHS all utll. Fee $1S. S'l:i0.673-3850. 631-3003
2SlSE.CstHwy,CdM. cpts, drps, bltns, refrig, HEAL.1'Y t:OMPA(l;Y Beacbcomber631·20ll Fabulousbay&oceanvu. SPECTACULARVIE .. 675-SSI I pool, t e nni s, S375. ltGc ... u.y--.... ""-•Ba.__,_ E s ·d r tb1 "'-" h'' l 2B ~ 8 .,_ 323·2 642·2S95 ; 546·2222 ; Turtlerock Broad more _.." "'" vu•;, c ........ r · ' e rom · s uc11g uu r. 2 br, 2 ba, many lux. 1---------i ,_... Pl 3 4b 2''-b -Jc newdecor 2Ba unit. Lrg beamed reatur""' Frp•c J'acuzzl W • ~to........., S. o( Hwy, newer . 3 br, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-4166 an · ~ · •"> da TOWNHOME ""'" ' · -.~. ' • •
.,... .,,_,.. ba, frpl, tndry, no pets, LAKEFORESTU fam.rm avail Imme . Brand new 2 BR wtgolf Sl9S 67S·2913 :!:~&~!~~~/~:'· 2 gar. Model unit avail.
HOUSE + 3 UNITS ref .. gar .. S49S 67~ Prime waterfront, new ':f~l1t~e ~l:ro~~':;; :.s.<>wnr. R.E. Agnl. course view. Sep. 2·car 0-Polnt • 1726 WIWAM WIMTOM Sl96.~;9'19-J37S
tovely 2 ~R home , DELUXE 3 Br 2"'1 Ba 38r. 28a, A/C + all pvt. $300 ~· CaU Nan, · garage.$650/Mo. (A7ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• RealF.atate 61$-3331 1 Br, gar, S230 mo .. no
ro,mp. refurbished+ ad· dplx. 615._, Marigold, xtru,$395mo.962-3614 962-7787or536>QSI07 TIJRTLEROCKOLEN MarthaMacnab642-823S UP E R Vi I 1 a children or pets. 376 E.
cit I land for 3 more units. ~mo 644•2405 Lge 4 Br 2 Ba. Fam Rm, w/Courtyard. l br, pvt, l Br unf. cp~. drps, fplc, 16th$t., Apt. C.
Xlnt loc. in ra1>1dly de· · Lake F~t on lake,• Br, 4 BR, newly upgraded. Din Rm, wetbar, nr ten-Modem Townhse Duplex, no pets. $195. 496·5293 or stove & refng, adults on·
velos>uu: lltg. Bch. area. f)-eshJy pamted l Br & 3 B~. dlnlng, living. Close to beach. $425/mo. nia & pools. S600 mo. yrly 38,, frplc, pvt patio. l 673-2332 ly. Yrly lse. $290. 675-5359 Loft ldnn Apf sm.OOOAg\~1103 den.beamce1lg.fplc,ut1I family. Fplc In mstr AskforKeith.968-1317 lse.Agl.752-0188 blklobch.Wlllfurnish.1 .. ,1,,.on .. ochl140 2 br. 1 ba. remodeled. 21r.21ow/Loft
--pd. Close to bch & st.ores. bdrom overlooking lake. •~ 1 "A",..,,.. -... Immediate occupancy. b $360. 714-870_8395 551·11'5 •4Br, 2~a. frplc, cvrd Woodbridge Prescott, (ii.3~~ .f.:-J· ............... or .. ••••••••••••••.,,•••••• Sharp! 5400. mo. Pvt patio, gas rrptc & Newport Beac --F • v• 3234 patio, bike to bch. 10061 largest5 Br. 3 Ba, dining . STUDIO 673-1658eves stove, full kitchen incl. 2Br + den. ind1v home Dmt Y Constitution $400. living, family, nr lake S ES 3 ref · p I& 4-Pl£X w/lennis. pool, spa,••••••••••••••••••••••• 96S-3800 upgraded.JlmSSl·ll45 IAY HOR ''FromSSSW..tdy" ColtaMeso 824 ng. oo recrooml
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llo:ag Kospltal. Spl)nisb 64-H920 for Keith 968-ll l7 ....._, 3242 drpsthruout. Children, & beam cell'g .. opens on Royal S..ltn Mohl dahwshr. many wlndows. :!~~n~~·;7~,n 1 11~ roofs· Pr 1 v a t e 3 Br, close to bch, stove, 2SfORY3 Br, 3 Bl!.!_ bonus ....................... pets OK. Ref &depreq'd. lg. enclosed brtck patio. 727 Yoddowtt lt.d .:dulls, no pets. $235. Sat.&Sun 10-4 balconlH & p atios . refrig,$400mo.YrlyNin· rm,cln,frplc,D/w.$42$. 3 Br. 3 ba townhouse. $475mo.Evs.552~ Has appl 's., gar, 645-8256.979-3376 64>0143
enc: losed garage:. of tat. 498-264'7 T1Hl63-4569 or S31·9S4S Spar kling new cond. privacy. YrJy. SSS() mo. Beachj!lvd at Yorktown
course All 2·~room. 2 Agt. no Fee 1410 Call .. Lila" Woodbridge Broadmoor 6'2·2072 '136..cMl t Casa de Hennosa Lge 2 br cottage, E·side
bath 2·sl0ry uruls Will 131' IU" or.Ao«> • Plan E 4 br 3 ba ram 769 2br apl w/rlreplace, }I,; C.M. frplc. beam cell. CON;der ell.Change. By Coda Meta 3124 Clean, cpt'd 3Br. 2'.la ba 846-1 or--...eves. rm. dui rm. 'a car' gar. $23$. 2 Br, TH. pool. Sfll. Mtwpon leach l bath, range, oven, dis· Encl. gar. saoo. ~-5300
appointme nt only no ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tiburon Condo. Bltns. 1Mo.FreeRent.New28r Pror.lndscpd.Upgraded oil.Fee ••••••••••••••••••••••• hwasher,S320.Also3br --"'"-------
dnveby's please. UKE NEW JBR 2BA. din· Dswshr, r ef rig, pool Twnhse. Pool. ten. No cl)tS, tile & dfJl6. Pool & MainRentals,54G-5370 IEST IUY <sep. bld~S370. ~ 2 Br ocean breeie, t
1ng area. fireplc. chok e priv. S37S. Ph 963-3426 or peta. $350. 536-2231. lake privgs. S62S. mo. t.o LEASE Harbor View Some people say you get 160 ·Wilson '192 ~ ~· No ri::·1 $2~.
P1ac1P rhang. Hurr~: wo~.t NEW 38r. 1,,..Ba Condo furn Pool t~nnis (7l4) LalJialohoch 324' lo park & school. Quiel fetmore.Andlbe.prlceis inquletcomplex.Gara·gel--'---·-------
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8 UnJts iiharp xlntCM decorted3BRhomeln ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 3 BR. 2 Ba. w /gar, Golf Driving Range.2Br.nice&clean,closeto28r,tba.11mallyd.Chlld oreo .' $280 ooo Aat coun~ atmosphere w t Modem 3 br, 2 ba, fplc , Woodbrid Estat 3 B Brand new luxurious Newport Heights. $375 Saunas + sreat ac· shopping. Adults only. ok w/depos1t. No peta. ~1103 ' h•"'e rd CALL"SKI" DW, no wu nra, cpl, 3 n. 1 g~m des., Ir, townhouse. 2Br. 2~Ba mo.645-9438 tMtles: SUnday BBQs. Nopet.s.645-8939 289W.Wll.son.548-0438 -Y• · • drps $395/mo 963·4569 ..... am r · en, I'll c, ' Parties with live b'"1<ls MESA VEIDE S40-3866or7SHl282 531-95'5 Agt no fee dbl gar. air cond. $525. ocean vu. yrly or mo. t.o 3Br, 2Ba 9ieatcllff home,. Free Sunday bruoch . Nice 1 br. frplc, pool, 2 Br unfum garden apl.
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1000' 3 Br, 2 bo owner's en. 2 br. gar. Fncd. for FOR LEASE: 3bedrm, 2 .. bed"r'oo-m, 3 bath •. BDRMS .• fam. rm., 21,.\ IMiOMES Carmel $600 feaslonal management Like new. no pels.i---------wut + 3 1130' 2 br. 2 ba klda. Fee ba, brand new. 1700sq.ft. .. .. baths. 2 Fireplaces. AU mo staff that cares, and 644.()878 Hcst.orTowwl9a•M unllll.A~ $175,000. MaanRent.ala,540.$3?0 Landing home wt3 car f•mllyroomTownhouse. bll ·ln kitchen w /elec· 640-tm friendly nelg.hbor.•. ---------12 br,lba,newlvdecorat·
gar. S525tmo. lncldg 2 llreplaccs. Great t.rooJc eq\.aip. Outat.tnd· Model.a open dally 10-7. 'tpptrWoodAott. 1 Day~eve546-t08l 3 Br 2 Ba, cpts. drp6. encl gardener. Nopt'i$. Greenbelt location. Ing ocean & Catalina lmmaculate"StyU11h Sorry. no one .under 2.1 It "NEW &NEAR NEW" edN · $215. Mature adul~ . gar. yard & patio. No FOR LEASE: 3bedrm,2 lnclude11 use or all Hbr Vu Hms, 4 Br, 2Y.a no 9eh Roomma t e 0 peta. 22tT H•r.,,,r lotsforS. 2200 pel.5.S27S.673-38!M> ft faclltll&a <pool a . vlews.Homevaluedover Ba .,'g1 • etba Fm .ervt< · 11 bl Mon Cpta .• drps, bllna, lg. Blvd,C.M.846-• · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba, brand new JllOO sq. • I ~··-t-n111 el" ) 1125.000. Rent for S6a6 ,,. c '·aw .!· la th ce atbva a e. . patio. Washer & dryer COLLEGE PARK Landing home w/formal ~.;;rth, W.7w ... · Month. References re· Rm, ln m •• ,50-19• ·to-mon occupancy t1k1.11>9. 1 & 2 br'a, rroml•--------LOTS-C.M. Warm. c:oiy 3 br. 2 ba. din. rm .. tam rm. wet qulred C..11 Ken $40·100$ or ~.205. Ready 2/U /71 -S••""' C:O..'._ Two R·l Iota In $80.000 lamUyrm.fplc.doerun. bar.$57$./mo. lncldg Walnut Square 2 br, a~ MISSfOMllALTY zu.376-8083 OakwoodGardenApta IJ4M262 Tow'?'Ya•M nbrhood. Only S32.t7$. $400 /mo. Call Sandy, pnletMr. No tell:. ba, comm. pool. A/C. ,.._49...0731 S.Cll•• JZ76 , ....
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.. ~ R.euooable.8'13-UOI ~mt.le'' Hrtl·5. HANDYMAN·Romca ' "WE DO IT ALL " MOVINO·HAUUNO ~ Tutor, paUent, resPonal ••••M .. ••••••••••••••• ,..~.__1__ • nTW Apta. Conaclentloua SSS.ISll Anywhere, anytlroe. INTERlOR/EXTR Paint ......._. ble t"Olle&e atudent with U • -r• _,,_ Craftt Pb· "'5-0302 Fm tJtpr ve rtaa • •••••••••••••••••••• •• • conslatent "A" work A r ~ d.r~·~ c~r: w /~c~I. ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• GC-:~~1 a1~,.!~~~~.t ~~: man. • Japanese Houlecleanlna. F\!Uy •ncl'd 2!f truck Ina. ltxpr'd hlal\ qua~ PLUM BER· Repair. re· wants to help your child'.
:el ftx>rhood. lieaa ca.,,.tMaowllllayyoura sJdentlaJ •commercial. Slate Uc. cont. AU type• Own Traoaportatlon w/Uftsat.. ~ra~~~~~~a~k pipe, Installation ss.OOhrty.842.7186, Rita. ca ·S..~l or mine. Repair• & StateLlc32n3118. free est. bmM fftvie41 from yard ~7 Wlnl0!'54HCMl,8'73-4'114 14'7:.0.. 1 services. O. Oldlcy, f{B _,..._---.----t cleaninl tool Guar work AB Constructot'I. (7H J torool. 842-2829 OOOD 'OL F~mON -41>' IOP.115. ;:=======o;-
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MotberwW babysit lnlan ,._.. ST/up. Treework. ••••••••••••••••••••••• £xper 'd, Rea• Rates. It well -Call ~o.:.o -·•••••··~··•••••••• ortoddkrMon-Sat71m C-.f.c.cm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reu,fast,fr~eat Boiiert" O'Brien Free Eat Call Gene 11425618 • C£.RAMJC Tile. New or 6pm.HB.fl63..&Ul ••••••• ••••••••••••••• 8' cedar fence, $3.75 per &42-4597 Lands caping. Calm ~ : · · remodel.fl"eat.1m)Jobs
....,.... StrYlc:e Concrete Drlvewaya, nmnln1ft. w/I free gate. G« rtd of unslghUy trash work . sprinklers In· welcome536-2'2SaR.S. •••·-:~··•••••••••••••• walkwan&paUoe.Free Unit.edFence.549-8296 & debris. CQllege slu· stall/repair. Comp! PAINTING. Int/Ext. ToPl aceyour ~'dUJesetterndsjob.
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2110'1 Aloma off Crown Refrlg. $285-$300. ev1 /wknd1. lSOaq.ttofflcelnNewr>Ort Poodle. Looka like
Valley Pkway. From 492-1967 Ur Center for only Sl.50. Dick Dhfribufor1W= Morfw Tewt purebred. Nr Hunt· 1285. 831-08.57 Want active re ee, n~· 644-9440 ...., ~ ... ---------18cb apt, upstairs. 2br, smokerordrinker.sbare1---------Deidi 5035 lngton/Hartford. HB. Hlwporthoch 3169 $230. Some furn avail. w/same Refs. Nr Hoag. CdM, 400-700 sq.ft. cpta, FULLORPARTTIME ....................... 5J6.6327.536-M60
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APARTMENTS SClllfaA.na 1810 ~~es~r~ 28~~=1_M_aa_u_rs_.87_3-4_t20 ___ -i dlstnbuton for !amous Alloz.dTD&.o.. .Vic Beacl\tAUanta, HB.
lor2Bedroomsand ••••••••••••••••••••••• condoongolfrourse. Sl80 •EXIC. SUm5• name brand aum & FaireltTermsslncelM9 l/2L53&-43'79&98<Ml39 Townhouses n. .... __ .. ,_g Twnhae. 2Br. incl util. & W /D, Call NEWPORT B""'"CH breath mtDll fe11wring s.ttlet" ~ Co. Fr 1a49 50 ..,.......,..IUUl &:d' WRIGLEY'S & TIC .... ..,
Opeom · lt,\ba, Bltns, refrig, pool, Rich 496-1499 or Iv. ReceptJont.l, conlerea~ TACS. You may keep 642-2171 545-0611
n !M>Delly A/C, ex ceptionally meuage'152·5333 room, Xerox , top your preaent Job and1---------
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·• • .-f'VV'\U iwo t.mnis courts San Joaquin Hilla Road. South Laguna 1816 comfortable, casual. Ready for occupancy. alre. Oet In on the ground,_2nd __ T_._D_.&t2-__ 35_7_3 ___ , t: Springer Span/Aust
5'Mmm1ng pool plus unlqull! llOl~ll pool JdCuUI C714J 644-1900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dick, 493-5688or49~11 lNOOOQUAIL:.~!!=:. 290 floor of this mulU·mUlion eed ~.~2ndTO at 10% Shep Mix rem. approx 6 Sand voll~ll court. Muunlain lodge clubhou~ Lease Feb-June, $350 mo. r. alrport ........ ya. s:s Industry. We furnish lntereat. Have 135•000 mos. Blue eyes. wbt
l.lllrhl1repl.w:c.conversa1ionpit.billiards.g,.irn,Sduna •DB.UXE-2 BR, vi!"'.· bltns, W/O, ~~-toM!,,h8are house In D.8 .S. 752"8880 all retail outlets. To equity In East Costa ~~~Jltm"'e~\l~:~l~~t~h~•;
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lnclulf1ngHeat garage. Auto .doo r ~nhf'vmkh.d share liie hme facing decorated Inside" out. r=~ ~lem~eo~: ~, ............. rm/ .-_-__.--.---5-l_S_O ~ opener avail. Pool & oru..fwnilhed 3900 Me adowl a rk Golf Ample prkg P v t . l .b to DJ · I PO .,.._•/ -Onto Bedmom. On. &11i tJ AduJt , n u r vts on. . . 1 __... & ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• Twu ~room. Tito() Barh recrea on area. s ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coune. Sl20. ~19 ail restrooms. 646-3922 Box 536. Brea, CA 92621 .,_... .._ 1300 Addms Ave .in Costa M~~ only.Nopets.From$360. THEEXCITlNG 6. _.___I~ 4450 PLEASE INCLUDE••••••••••••••••••••••• Driolclngproblem'?
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1..a.... SCRAM-LETS PREGNANT'? 71415411 1:ux1 NOW Bach.l&2BR. Dbl gar. w/bl door, 170. S-11 C0Mrcwrlngal1t17 Caring conCidentlal
• • llEH11NG IAYFROHT HOMI rrom Sl95. ~~~ 73' :s.~es C:O...rcld Store Over 500 Active loeal ANSWERS counseUng & referral. Cotta ... 4 BR. 4 ba. Sl800 Mo yrly Adults. No Pets ..., «!$a or can be used aa pro· bua. UsUnp. Pleaae call Abortion, adoption &
Mfta 3824 v.a1t1t4oe leech 3840 .,._...TO t•"'CH 1561 Mesa Dr. WANT E 0 T 0 Ren l ft!$11lona.I ofrlce. Located or stop by for f~ ln!o. n .. -'--t -Acnd keeping. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., • ... ,. 5"' .a. 11 categorie •-t ,_ .....,,.. Ocean vtew. 3 br, 2 ba, 3BR,2ba.,unf.1425 (5BlUEaato!NewPort gars1e in Corona del In o&der •bopping com· We ruarante! i; pf.hs'e PipeCJCr-SpDllce APCARE 54'1-2563
ocC"Speclal. Sl70. UUla. garage. Avail. HO. $33S. 3 BR, a ba .. uni. $400 Blvd.> Mar forat«aae. 675-5750 plu. with r ustic at· )'Ou Pl· LE Su •RO .... 'S
pd,atv/ref. Fee 5S-4.508;84&-9088 2BR.2ba.$325 546-98&0 Offk•l...tal 4400 =~Jl~Mo .. uW. · 751.3741 Q>cktail gQSlip: "Not lo 1r nA " *
M,\ln Renlal.s, ~5370 PREVIEWING ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~toN REALTY UNITED BUSINESS ma.ny people know this OlTI'CALL MASSAGE Condo, t awry. 2 br. Call ZND UHIT 98SS. Cout, Laguna INVESTMENTS bul that drunk at lhe bar 499-122A 1 B~ Duplex. Adulta, n Kay Hoda•. 963·0841 9 .. ,.7 1525 Meaa Verde Dr E Is leaving hi& body to
pets. '17~1105 da)'S, 968-9952 eves. the Beach House 4 ....., 31 (acrou from Kona Lila) science. He's Just keep. ~~ E!:~~~E~l~~~·d
.._... .. ....._. 4500 Suite108,ColtaMesa log it PICKLED until LG. 2 br, la. balcony, Contemporaryl.caaual ., UBJ ·"-n7days they'rereadyforlt. clrcultTV. ForReserva· EASI'SIDE 3 br, 11,it ba. wash/dry bkup. Encl'd. Tbebesto<Newport'a ~c-.-,-w ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ..,.,.. tiona,6'5-3967
RAO. 2 br S220. Cpt.,~rps. pr. S300 mo. Call ln&rid paclous new 2 & 3 good lile. ;1=.. UIOO sq. rt.295S Bite Ran. MAHUFACTURIM~ 1.oa •••• •.• •• Fomct•••••••••••s •• 1.0.0. ~tv. 548-9*> an.. 5PM atM&-13'71 or846-6'13 Bdrm~ 2 bath unit a •Bearned ceilings '1'M --dolph St, C.M. $1288. mo. *'KAREN'S *
I acrosa from oceanfront & 92 pools & n?C centers -J..--fW6.2taOor679-3709 Patented Item Found: Young male Irish JIOUSE 2br & den. Li· lv· Several new2brcondos nr new city recreational de-•Plu.shcrpta&drapet1 ,,...., ...-..,. 1 Unique piece of equJp. Setter. Brown I eat.her Ot!rcALLMASSAGE
ing/dlnmgcombo. Lgyd, Harbour. Sondra or velopment. lmmed. oc· •Andsomucbmore StolOCJ9 4510 ment projected net collar. lrvlne Ave, CM. 6PM·2AM 838·1780
rhiJd, pet ok. No sgls. Joan.M&-1311, 846--lW tupancy. FamUie1 & F\Jm. bache.loll S230 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $280.000 lbb yr. Pre1ent 54B-3'1l7 1325 mo. OPEN •MPM, pets a«:eptect SS3S up. b Snull boaU1traUen. ren· owner unable to handle. _...._ _______ 1 A.IOtrTIOH
l91UF\lllerton Sl'152br kids & angls. Sl90 8'1S-4911 Brkr. UnfHJRRY FOR 12S5 taJ 1pace, St.00 per root. Can be re localed. FOUND maJe Husky type Counseling& Re!erral
2 Br w/bakoey cio.e to ie~~~~~~~~lS. 3brccodo+ bonus.2ba. l llSTSB.ICTIOH 1~~3M~~!ff1':!Kf:Om Hooromltvlleanat;~e.2C2M··.l!!~ Leveragew/29%down. dog, Hunllngton Beach. ~t.esl·avall.wknda part & shopp111g, no pets '"· _.., model. Back Bay 1~ .... supen'or ... A.. ~ Ull 75 t-J74 I 96U10I Helpline 547·1M~
be , • .,... ....... $125 per mo. Adj . MgrorcaUS48..es27 1---------·1----------1---------o r children pleas e. NEW 1 br, frplc, am Cpu, drps, bltns. 1425 Newport Beach Alrponerffotel. Noleue RUT4UltANT FOUND gray" blk cat •SPIRrnJALREADER
;sz.moor $48-7964 ceil. bltns, pool, volJey ~. 846-1J64 646-8453 req. 833-3223 Ttl noon ......., W..ted 4600 Ultimate In fixtures 41 w/red yam 41 bell around Fully Licensed Lee3Br2~ Ba,S310mo., ~~·~.t79-3378or ~ n-& ...._,., 2 ba, front •~ 4000 6""-SftFT •••••••••••••••••••••••mot.If. Busy beaeb area neck on Pemba Dr. San1Bl55CIEICam~oReal
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0 d -" r~ """ F\lm or seml·fum 18drm loc. Only $39,000. full !)4().1909 emente ... or appt. ua 1. &e c r. w-•.. be Porco, encl aun eek, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1817 WESTCLIFF NB I t l I 8 lbo ... M kl •---------• 4!7l-9034 •92·7298 SJ~ Mesa del Mar aru. .... to ach. $180. 1 br, atep& to bch. $05. "" lo _,.. .,IW< • w n er ren a . • a pnce. ~ n1 money. FOUND : Approx 1.2 y.,.•---------~ petok. he 114M1S6 ::11eep a rma ....,..N..., mo. AGT.641·5032 Island. 1200/mo. Bus Look, you Ubu.Jnow. mixed German Shep/ MASSAGE Main Rentals, 540-UIO All $50. wk. Share kilt· D 540-1422, eve675-17SO Ull 751-3741 Bernard male. Vic H.B. --------.2 br, l~ ba townhouse bath. Shown Mon-Sat 150 I Wntclff r. FIGURE MODELS D........,. 382 Newly painted, 3 Br 2'-il atyle. Adulta. no pela. ..only". Call alt Jpm. Newport FlnanctalCtr Want to rent aara1e oear MFG.ALARMS 988-9"3. ESCORTS
•••• .. •••••••••••••••• Ba, dlnlnf area, fpk. <2> S235. ~-111112 Refs req'd. 556.oo58 or Leoalng Offke Spoc:. Hoa& Hosp. or Oran1e " Well establlahed. ~000. FOUND: Female St. OUTC ,,.11 0 .... LY
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w Ao¥e rart1. New New 3 Br 1n triplex, 2\.i i!'ii~:9 J:!'s!~ 09:~ ROOMS as wk up with l714HM2·31ll ext248 lBR "den oum. 2nd. B handJes lncludlnl lnven· Traak. Wettm. Jan 3rd. 6l 1·38 I I ~~ ~~· la bLks to bell. z 81, bltna, with bakooy & nteplace kitchen. S37 .so wk up U You Need A Starred & ~dabrJ::~~i Older cpj toty. Potential here wUl lllN-3180. RELAXING M~SAGE · s uodec Ir· USO mo. 133-9234 apt.a. 548-97M F\lrnl1bed Office, call c """to Sl?S-a.mau you. Pleue call F 0 UN D : Bro w n BobJames·Uc. Maaaeur
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H t 6 a Bdrm bit lM ~ 2Br 28a 2 blka L'l 35' sq. ft. La1 Nl1uel • l Unique piece of equip Industrial Area on Sat brochures '152·254 l u ~ t" . ' r-..__,.h, all . .:.11 _,. w.tcUlla brand new con· Weekly rentals rrom S5S Mlaaloo Viejo areas. owner/operator. Captive ment. Projected ne• Jan "". Collie/Shepherd "-1f.ffynn""l1 . on~olna CJIU, • enc pr., al '""'" .,... .. • vu · -do 2 Br a Ba, fple, up. plus tax. Seo Lark Ha d t s D F trade locallon. Xln& • .... ~ ,.~w ., nu. <n) M1·'1Ml, 10am mo.WMMOeves. w1hr1dryr, pool. pets. Motel, 227.4 Newport ea1f:tbl ·Woo.' · rwy. terme . A1t. TIME, '280.000. this yr. Present mix, full 11lze. Contact c lass every on .
8'1ft.7d¥1. M"RV•LOUS "-ean· adulta.pi.smo.6'JM899 Blvd. Costa Mesa. 751-1400 owner unabl.9 to handle. 8lGOl6SorS33·7l38 7::.>PM. S15 per clus. ~~~~~~~~~ " • vv _ _. ---Can be relocated . •-t I l .:: h-ont loc. Acron rrom .. -.. 1 ...... _ •-ho .. •• 1148-7443 ..,,...,,Old~• ~. F O U N D : B r o w n ...,am a your e aure . • _ .,.,. .,.. ..,.... _., _11 _ T--.19-. '9Wll ..... vera1ew~down. rt S n...-"· 7"" "ul 2 toK.B.H.S. U.Uw Pk. 2 br. I ba. dab~. p&.tlo iaraie: ._......_ 4150 Avau. v•Hln . =~MOrttH Ult 711•3741 Wetmaraner. I ah et·-~--"'-·---·..-___ _ abr .+ ztlt/dee .. ,. ...e MWcpt. MOO mo Nea .. , :::.t.5 Pb 0 ......., I.er, pre•nant. TeWlnkle MALE MODEL (ad.I S u05 iWi; TOllNER ASSoc r · "'7 · on ••••••••••••••u••••••• l;xec. Ofc. Spectacular ft'ell ltandJnl bufJdlng ID Q Sehl, CM. M9~. an y~ male •Ul model fo. r I.IP· 1 ResJton -..itn 5'5-0'7e0Corappt. Room tn my pvt bm for vtewofNewportHarb.• boomlDI arowth aru. reatrullttoretocation IPM ,.., or"'-la.~"hr total
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$31.31N'l,53$.2T?.4. •Al••=..__• pd. )'ee_ ~-Clbns ~ Priced at 122$. or saoo. Att..111·1400 P'()UNO a CB Ra'11os, ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• -ablft la 0 I I.Del tn.9971 NAUTICALGrnsHOP owner ldenWy by makt, MEN WOMEN l.bd~~'-~rpl Din Brtol )'CNF fl petal II eat& ,540-S37 ~'i«~~ :n-:r knda 51l""'7 or Xlnt. loe. Npt Bell . ....,,tot.om 5021 terialno .• no.ohha.onela 1'1.AIMPOI ~Sbku 1',bOpet, Lee w bra, .,,..,Ket, YRLY ln I br 2 ba Cl"-~ • • lll,2IOO. NEWPO&TBAY ....................... Date & loc. loet. Contact ..... ,_""""
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Pf'Ofllll'• tbe 11.M art ODMt o.r.a.. 411 "° lllLLCAI It ----·~ 11 yn. lmmed. open1i1a1. Hairat)'llll. A_ppl1 In ~~s:r.: b~~~I!~~ ~:: ::..:!'~r!r ~~u ::~~f:,~ ....... q . ··~==· Cit. 119). ~ 8dt. ~= ~-AP11tY in pencm, •• n p • r • o a • R • I I • qW. uper•d PG'l«l to cuttu•ll•ud worhu located ta FOWltakl V" , , f •!!.-pla~:;lo ...... ~-f u. 4 d•>' ti fl'lua. no~. 11\h St, Kalr1tyllat. So. Cat eoordioate 6 man.,• all PllOll£ SAi.ES wtlb at ltaat.1 yrs H-!l,· ~· •ooct •"'""•• •,_yor na ._._.. wonweellaadovertime C.M. ftaa ~ l I ..... ..,.,... ....._ CW.-!f1~.~ ... "t." "9w ~&bop t7t.OIJ6 COOKS • production fr 1laop .. '?. 111 maktn•. lluet wts yre tlllPtt.: .. .,.. a,.._~ .. on belp I aJ pertonotl. Du\IH ID· Pbone Sa lei J>•Ople ••W own band tooll. AP' XJAt frlnf• bn11fk.1 A.p--~
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So.OlUnrl..ttN11,fnc. ~ ~ • Y· flf to WClf'k cfa1a. Apply ln Exper. In c•f1>"tr>' • &:~~lo=::; :°':C-a!~ ~cv!'Wi:!cl!:tl; woaao. Valley or '-.U: l~~CPark Bl.SWC bolawry abampo0en ' a .......... f\all l*"ICID-: TACO plwnblq. P/Ume ooly. fablntt t.1PO wood work. leO Eatt lTUI s·-·· auarct ., m MoCarmlcl& '" .... .....,, abr .. 92114 c.-t.eetr ~~·up• de ellar,.. Tbr11 Trial "' Apply tn peraon . weldina. dle c"'Uq· llOt a.tte o. Colt• ;;;.~ Ave.CottaM•a. ntary-hnoftal,. r&:'1' ~~~~e~~·::n!;y '='e u~Jf&l:m CM =:,~;::.~· n::r:n::.C~~~ •n:':'ft:,~CM =v:~~A':t'::"~T~: ~:!.:~~~~~~f·f!~~~ ::::.s:ou~a:aop.m :=.~;,8!:~~'~·
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Wamer.8C2-51l7. -.itoti.terv..... ~Muat 1be upe~.!'!'.!~· Betwn3Pm·Sptn. man.egement&controlll E~~r l:xpr'deoa\mJuloDul .. KB. ..1. AUTOMO'l'WI n P!rton ~ ..,..,.,. otb•r tunctlon1. Must wttb lban•&emftlt poten. 1 LEARNPIANOTUNINO I~ BOOKKEEPER. tuey , lnaldeS. Cout Ho111ekeeper. live In. have uper. In ahop tlal. Cbarlamatlc SECRl:TAAY·&X~. ; = e=~ ~:: s.me. CuhJer Elf(lel'. ~:C:.~ioe·a'::~~~ ::,;t.n Dl•ao f'w1 • ~~~n~r:!,~ C:: man11ement a. be capa· ~· ,:,~l•.i:.,[:• =..~~~3 ~
Rare GOP· PIANOCARE ~~ 11Claev.,.aH t\11~· Bittle Boob, blllln1. 1itiok1t11. Xlnt 11lary. ri!:ct~~~~n:::.• a~ PLASTICS company. Apply tn lldmlnMJea.X.IDhb/tn.1 :1
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1100 E. Claapman, Exper'd oaly. New WaterftOQt.maee& ssuper°"vtsol ltraUlt"'b' ~ I TION WEST. South Coaet olc. PriDM1'Mwter\. • JobaW..e.ct. 7011 Oru1e. f33·H21 o Bootlteeper·A11l1tant, Yorkw, m E. l7th St Sala n o eu. Plua.stt-U.SSeot-t bloc. Pd. an. .tart ....................... 543-8432. 11.V.MatuNwomanror c.M • •H•1lll1,...• iev:fY,..!111 #m~mut MftlftlUG 111SO.C1n11t1e1.toad.,..1.tt
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ACCOUMTA.Kf/ Wll rtel•... B~K~~~~R1f.o.!'t~= ~..!.~Pr neco. Call ~ •• ~~~~ ~t5~. !!..~•r. Ut.e typlo1. STACOSWITCHIMC Fortennisabop. £xper'd ~.~.~comi11i4 Aaistant to d1Ndor ol U,Y... -l.lftlty to full·Ume. _.._ -r _.._v, .... -. llJIBa~reo.taMeu in SpOtiawear. Matli&l'e. imm.lcawuu.....,. • ~·•• finance. Sal $1118 to ·= ._...., ..,._. R4f J04l Must be wUUni to work tmUan to detail req'd." -· Career oriented. mu.IU· Dellwry of Dally Ptlot. A ...,ldorT..-.. Mature noo·unoklo1 • " wlmda. Wkdys 53MID. Aat for Cherlollf1l,<l1 :4:=. mo.~=U: Let AV •bow 1~ how pie ~exp. 1)-piAI larp «Nte in Ne'WllOl't Faal 1rowlng medical woman to cook, clean. Equal()ppor!mpJoJer wbdsM2·1747. -.mi. ...
d ti ~•i to WJd Is nm your OWll n e c · $a I a r Y c om · Btadl 1ultable ror • &Jab device rt rm near O.C stay overotabt on oc· ~~~~~~~~~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiilal era ua on rom \Nt•1e bualnMa. Control your memurate W/exp. CalJ schoolorcolleaeatUCS.ot. Al th I d cuioot ... _ ..... 1-Secretar1 part time. w/eaipbuia In acct111 + -""-·-. OWD '---.. R . II c M • n n I s • ....._._.,. ·~· wl~·-r~or r as •• "!me . b oc l4 -12 yr ...... P/t.lme ·""· Xlntd!~·. SALES Telepbone4l)'ptftl. suo ~,~ 2 .,.,. ew,_.. u an ac .,_ .. ...,.... UWUUJ ~-... ..,.. opemnp oran ..... pector 011 an motherle1a r "'""-· a.h ·-a hr 11 , .... :;::; __ tApp. 1 .. "~·nty. To flDd out •boul Lhia <n4)813-4)151 .x>.oo moo . or sterile dlsPosable bome. Salary open. <i:T 1..,...nd·.:...:1· c--.· .54T-44 · ' ~000 Diltrld':i°OM4 cts.l~« OU'1linf op. Book ecz..mt. uk for drcul•· medical device. H.S. MMQ06 -.ate -"'• ..... Multl·MUIJon IS Corp. s.c~&uc. AatJU,~
!:lib, Fountain Valley or ~ CaU M0-100 or ttee~r, l*~ um:· Uoo 1 .. vlq your nam Grad ONLY. Knowled1e . ~~l~~ we"• .. oefendc:eeln to XIA\ akUli. callS.0.2ttO. 1.enith7:115t. exp req ' _. ra w · andaddreu ol inspection equipment MICHA.MIC$ Pit Sales, S40-S70 •k up. .. t to wortE 1--.. ..::::~~===-=~~-!~~~~~~~~~ Your bn. Pays SS.OO per &8/PheJpful. Recent uper. Apply Mftl, ladles, stU,denta. t usiutic, r.osltl v • Y _.,...,., A.CC~~:6 Babyalu .... mature hr.CallS40-9lOOLoreoe ~rn.i =!; JU18..MAirix>rtLoopl)r Shell Station, 11th • Eves/Sat. nt ... 1851, =-=~:.~~!n deftly. ••••
PAYROU. I womu for occasional BOOK.K£EPER · Part· to work In medical lab as Equa=M~• lnme.Nwpt. Bcb. •1'N. nattonally known pro 8ectetaJ'y/~al llltaW~
1709 to S8'9 Per month. wknd 11lUn1. rer's . ~":~~~ti• w/Real delivery person 4 ru rt. mplyr Medlcal lYPlat. pa11 t1me, duct. Aeaaan\ surround 8HX111t.._!Y~!!'&ld&~.::r:-:
Several poelttons avail. ~.0.14 CH<' clertc. Good drfv'ii rec. ......AgcyNno. toworkUlbuaymedlab. Bl'll EST ( Inca In• r•laxed at ._p1...,a. ,...,..
w/govemment environ-M.A.Nl OLASflCO. Call for appt &40-014 Cornm 'I Lines Un · Muattype~wpmac· IHAL AJ maepben.AvallabM = mental agency. Educa· S,:,byslttffer Needed. My 833-UU aakfor Pe11Y.' derwrlter Mill 5 yrs ex curately. Call ror appt, 3:30-9:30PM. Xlnt ad U eltber ma.ll1or de·
tion&exper.equivalent me. ~t. ~ NearBooldteeperpart·tlmeAR per. Fred S. ·James & M0-0140ukrorsuaan SALES vancemeot op vw ,.. ... to Data·
to bJ&h acbool •rad In· Ediaon. \.IG-5.30. Moo· & AP t U CM Deatal Ataht.t Co. Laa Bch. Contact pqrtunlUIJ. 'l\IM lac, 17155 -Yl*k cludillllbulcCOWNin Fri.2chlldnn,7•t.Call area.' ~::!tae~eDlck MWmum 4 yra exp. 4 Mri 8 ·di 549-ao68 MEDJCALRECEPT. Weareexpandlt11a1ain. CAU.NOW! East.lrvtoe,Ca.lllJ7ft.
accounUng + lyrexper. atts.•mt. ..... ... _ • ..,_ banded , expa11ded -..1·087raEOeyE. . F /Ume. Nr. OCC . SOooo, need one lood 833-80llsor83S-«11111 •-•--
Ul fiscal staUsUcal re· BABYSITTER needed ~'"""""""" dutlet, call bet 10 • ._.. · · · · lJ\lu.rance exper. PNf'd. Utter. Prime llaUng ler· A.skhrJennlfer __. ...
cord keeping. Apply, da-.mvhomeoryours IOYSAMOGllLS 84'1..ar IJ\lurance. N.B. aaency Salary open. Call ~~:-top co .. '!~· ·nMEIJFE Leadtnl H.B. botetbl de·,
10844 Ellis Ave. Fountain ror'i4 rftl). old. 840-TM9 Mi1aioa Viejo . El Toro needa top penonal lines 751-3383. Lll .. ......,.,t wor ...... .._..... LIBRARIES, INC. ::.:~ '~v~~I c:.,::. ~
Va1Jeyore1111540-2:tf0. . area. Earn your own De.hll"'-'C• secretary. Xlnt career ._,.AHDW~ ua.'T.:. Hcl•H E',.quaJOppEmpf.)'rm/I JU for th9 potJtlon of, ~~ Babysilterneededwkdys, money aellillg aubscnp.. :~::~ ... ~~ ... ~~ii:~ ='"!. Salary open. wnted to wort ror ~l>' Otncet'. Apply
AcclnlJEDP S7SO aft. icbool. WHtcllf UaGs•racbool. For la· 10. J.mc.•a ftaaedy AMI ~.Ille. SA&fSMAM ID pereon, Executlv~ ' ~0 /~c..!~f.!r1 !!.,503 ~~~o:':::· 2 fonnaUon,callUM&U ==~::1~. ~!f:~ •JANITORS Houaecleanin& Service. 1.5.MW. Baker,C.M. Min. 1 year uper. Ole .. 1107 Jamboree M,
• • -.v .. uuu -Canvasllan.Sallmaktr& q'd,MU631 P /llme, ~to lOpm . Start1Jl8 pay 12.50 br. se.asss N~Sales.So.Calll. N.8.1'!.0.E. ~ITYPi•l S6SO BanklngS•L ~per'd P/Ume Office couple• ok. Fash Jal. a.-1: 1'* thru Fri I to aree. PQauptotlOOm~. Service Statloo Alt~,.
ees aid/Also Fee Jobs AAHCHMAMAGB Help Buter "Cicero. Defttal A11l1t. Pill me, ara. l714> 532-3550 Mon 3PM Reliable help wa11t· aAl.ISTATI Ai11111 In pe~lJo¥d dant. nper'd Daw "' , Irvine Pe"°'11!el Aaency A Federal Savings ,u. .-n:a ebaJrslde. Ev•. .om thnl rrt. ed. m«IS3. Nunery, 2IOll "'.. U • • ' ~E.17theosta Meu soclaUon la aeeklng a Sata.H.B.MWl$40. SELL HOMES Blvd. Coat a M••• E,,.. f\a =•· Ap. '-t Suite.224 '42·1470 n.naaer foe ill Newport Cmic.aken. Reap. mature Men. perm.. p1Ume for M&-'7441. ~ m.lJ • t'1tb fl ~ Beadlofftce.tndlviduals cpl. (/time. live on ~d Receptioniat. Ex· LAMIMATOttS LAnmeebomedeUvery l.£AIN ___ .N_a_. ----•• • -·n ..... bef 111 __.. ..... _ cburcb around• no per onl,y. s o.,._ wk. West.aall Corp. has im· in Newp0rt • Costa SALIS/ ""-rvl-<>•·••oo Atlenl'' •I _.,"" m.... am arwru• urc , N.B. Qrtlao .Sel med. vacancies ror Mesa. llluat bave depeo· ...., ~· -..u ControllertAsststant C'Ommwtlty and reside in r care. Lodlifta. eeoefila f4i.~: open. molders & lol.leb·UP,,..... dab&e car. be reliable. 1m, .. tn111nt ~.... MAMA .... BfT dant. l'/Um•. Chevron.". OperstioosSupervlaor theklealare{. Ptnancial tamaaJ.'94-0dO. · pie w/at least 1 yr"";;. SZ'75toSS50mo.541-&T40. rv. ~ We'reloc*JnaforS1 StaUon 3000 Falrvlew,11 ,1 UnderwriterTrainee orbuslneuexperlencela C.11Je~ Cleaner. exper. DentalP'rontOfnce Ope11ln\: edu lo people lnt.r .. ted In 1_Cll_. ______ _
Business degree, 1.3 yrs desired wlucb can effec. Call bet a:so • s:ao. X·Ray ex~enc:e. n9n· f:"i:c~~.lyuc~PJ~ MamtSl?S·;me200, !9krm. F. uE1a1ef'Qr Newport ach ror Ex· r1ttme, P.9fll'· pc»ltlon buiioeas exper ~re. lively stimulate new 94o.2'IOO smoker. Ne~port 275 MC k C t • -perienced Salesperaona men'• clclUllAC 1alu 'd m1..n /U
'erred. Cont.•t aul buslneH development, Oemer.•1411 c ormac · os • Bn.lshSales »4·'7851 lntere1ted Jn Invest· manqetDent. Prior ex exper · "''P" or P ~e .. --------Mesa. • . -. necesa. Sal It com Apply Meo~. l WlJUams558-&320 assut customers & Cashiers. Liquor & Dir,~ ~;( ... _.___'" menu. We sell and llat13 ~:...:.:....•""-~pl•", Call •lrvtne.C.ll. motlvaa.e penonnel. Ex· Market. Good pay. 1ood -""""'m to SS mllUon dollan per • l"'UI"' ......,. -· A.LTHATIOHS cellent wprkln1 condi· hrs.Exper.pref'd.Apply Exper'4 lrec~or of LEGAL TRAINEE· 18to35: lmproductJon mooth.Saleaquadrupled for lnter.ifew betWDSefvice Sta. Attndut, •
All lmmed. f/tlme open· t.iGOundbenetlta. in jlenoD bef noon, 3°'2 NW'MI tor Htlve CODY. Brt&ht xlDt typing akllls Company seeklna ladles lutyear. Pre1Uglo1&1ol· lOam..epm,MonthruSal. run • p/Ume ClaJI QI:
lnl exists ror a qualified Reply CO Mr. Kerr S. Briatol, SA hoapital In So. Oran1e for c~ oppor. 911 Maa • men to use In luture ricea, 60 to 70 to 100 % THE LOOK &u«M>O "'f!a. fr73..Ullti. --·
men's clothing alter•· (714)$0.0S!O Co. Oood atamns pal· 11 typewriter in N.B. aalea promotional rums. commlaslon split, video • • :::z:t""•' A b' I Equal Opportunity Oeramie Caal.er. Mature. t.ema, xlnt benefits &aal. estate ptan'blnl cor· IN· MOTION PRODUC· and personal tralnina. -LASMAM SEWING MACH. Or~ • • ~:in~rson. P(> n !:mployerll/r ~ndable. mu1t be Send res um e to : poraa.elawpradlce.Mag TIONS.at-0048. Call Donald Berman, Knowledfe ol pfumbtn1 lmmed. openlnaa Mar~•
5'LVUWOODS n.o....,.,.,0 • t6 fbllow dlrectl.oDa Cluatned ad oo. ate, c/o u exper. pref'd, but wUI ~-aoun Prelident, Quall Place • 1upp lu. F /lime. O.C. Alrpc>l1. McKlbt1tJ•,,: ..
4SYuhioaJsr.N.a. -J<Y' .. -•_ &workaJoM.Jl'lalltiJne. DalJ)'Pllot,POBoxl.580. train Calll?t•>S33·9!183 ""'""'v. PropertlH. ftic. C714) Pro 1resat•e co . Salla.~-.. ~ Ceri orn ·-(;atlbet1••.Ts:.1.SNJ O.UM••· .... . . Daily PUot route In 752-lt:!JO. W/Ch&nce ror advance· ........ GAL-b& _.;::
Or tral ca Our Calta ... branch ,..__ .... A..... onn.....a TOW -ucK Uve.Jo part time. tile Nniport lteacb. after· meat. "'2>1151. ~'f'fU'f I ... ftftTION~ ... 5'LVBWOODS balanopeainJIMaaell• ~.._-n.1•r.n, an . bakiiaJ: fl cooktni. tor 1 noons. Monday t.btvMlh ltlCB'T10NIST Lady waitttd tor
225 W 6th St.L.A. per'd~lalteUer. I..iieblkll9a.lll>1S.1irl3. ApplyalllMW.11tbSt .• ledj. ~o smoktn1. Nr. Friday plua Satutda)' SA.LES.P/Ume,Mon drycleanln1 atoc.. Ooocf" ·
Liberal Compensation ai Qualified appJicants wW 1*11t aftaa A eome ev11. C.M. Muat be 21 or aver. but Une. tu-9'17 and SUnda1 mornln11 ,\ltradl", ewer 18, tor Fri MPM. No ex per l)fe, pay tor ti llbt perwoo ... ,
Frtnge Benefita Pk& have 1 yr expe.r. Thia Anytlme.MH8Tt. Good drlvlq t*ord fr D!Oper month aroaa. $50 llEALTR SPA. We will WW train. 13 per hr. FOi wrpfeaaaat peraoaaUty
lsAvallabJe po9iUonotrersanattrac-CLEANING WOMEN exi>eri~ced. LYN cash d1poall required. train ri1bt petlOn for lnfo.C.lllMM287. 6012Zhtll:fOtrPHJ " -
Equal Opp Emplyr m/f live won envll'OCUl)ft)l • wanted. S3.IO + per hr. E L E c T R o L tJ X Ctwse N1me ror eve. Call 8"2·4321, uk for ees)' tun ~. Mr Gee. s., ,.,.._ SHOI SALIS ~
A/PAY AIU Cl.BK xlnt locaUon. 'lbe aalar)' NWJJ' lkb. lmne area. Authorized sales & ablfi · Good sat " circulation CZ4.tln)?SZ-9541. P/Ume._ Exper'd a~les Oompert1 cnovln1 toeew ' ..
Tv...IH 6 front de. $.WI ~-~~t ~~~ltact Muat have own car. service. Mt P'. Full· ~~POIY~.'·-~-r ~ teeaaie atudent to UC....ONIST larhJgbfubloo1pedaJC, loc la P'aallJoa Isl £.qt.•,.
&/:;-to start Benenta. L;,lt;~":~.mo SUale....... P/Ume5'2-41SJ 411fl~Rd:N.'8'. help w/ftcHl1ecleanln1. Oood appearance tye-shop. Sal +comm. Apply Sift(. Ccctact MaQnlea. • · Im~ opening Apply, 131-0lSl. a.mTYPtST DICUTIYI C.IltU-8044 hourly.stl-a.2 1111 It bld•J>I l~mea or call, Apropoe. 2 MM411 ,.
Surfglbs. Inc. &alo E IMPll.IAl.IAMK Up to,... -r hr. "'-ro-.1· •-•-••y " a~•-~·nina. coa'tect Mr: Fa1bton l1land, N.B. # "'-rchard SA 171A I .. r-""' ov --·-L-... •11 ... Ul'Ml')'.._._per.oa, ex· ---11 <SeeManqer>.644-2115:l. Mier wanted. Oc:culoaal " ..., · .. MJ.oonty Applica11ts lng oo quallflcat on1. •" ~ pw a must. P/TlnM A.pp· • ......_ da1a m1 homt. Own 83S-64Je EncoW"a1ecHoA~y Education Ii nper. ;,::u ;!;'Y ,~r~p :tffk·. Full "p/Ume. Team ly In person Build 'N SALESPERSON for; Tnml.Rat'.MW'lll •'I
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F.qual OppC>r Emplo)'er eq\ll .. alent to hlgh school ._ true Leader. Meaa Verde Grow, l8U~Culver, Irv RIGISTllED ireetinl card atore. Ex· •• , BANKING ~ w/1 yr axr:.r· 1n ~~=r. h~11pu1~ 3~~~ro; ~c·.M~:S::. Center MUaSIRYMAN -=~ :r'nfs~ ~~e~ 'ru'af ti:~. ';>S::nrr:~: • 11
caaTCLllJC ~o'rr.0l1pb~~.c J:~~~~ ~l oop. C.M · MAIDS WANTED ExPer'd, f/Ume. Mature Wanted Immediately. Forest Ave. Laguna llual be dependable. ~DdJdatet mus~ $0 SaaltaUoo District, 10944 Top wages paJd! The tnn male. over 21. 6 Daya In· Dr. G1ry L. Couture, Beach. _teCMMS _______ _
wpm " be a Of· Elli• Ave, Fountain Fem. beauty operator al La~a 211 N CO..t cludinll' Sat/Sun. Work o.c. 2CN3 Weatcurr Dr, SALESPERSON lor or SOUSCHIF ' .... ·~ 1anlaer. Heavy phone ValJe)'orc:aU540-J910. W/amall rollowlng ror u... 'Deb. . W/J)lantlfctree.. $3Ht& Sull~l07,Newport8cb. aupplv store. E~'d Inc wun vertrytn1 credit. 4-day wk. &42·0531 nwy.. 1• up. 0 vertl me. Ina . J ~..-· Experienced w /refs. Pvt
CLllKTYPIST MA.lDSWANTED beDente. Advancement Registered Bulldlna ofc ~rocedures. Mar· club. 6 day week,
Insurance ore:. Stal1 Im· Don Quixote Motel ldAatial. .Lall.an• Hilla Daltgner wantl Reetden· riDer • 226 Forwt A .. • • ......,+fl'lnl•· cae-m~
med. Fred s. James & fllOllMAM ZlOONeW1>0ftBl,C.M. ~unery. Inc. El Toro. tlal Arcbltec:tural Laa. 8cb. fousipt. .. ,
Co., J.as Bcb. Contact Palntlll>etalllluw/S.5 ........ 11 ...._4 _ m..a. Draruma.n. f/\lme. Salesperaoowanted.Pal1 ... ~-. "'''ltJ / Mn. BrMleJ 541-aoslor 1Mt9 exper. lo marine _.""" .. .,....' 6C'I.... I 11~ Sa ri DW\:a my, nu me. must ' .1.0.B palntln1 needed by WUl train conscleDtloua MUlmAIDIS/ """""'· t. must. lnl.e or bavedrlversUc.A~t • Btauty~paceAvaJI. •1097· · · WeRlailCorp .. auakerol lodlv.to~atemtlll4g OIOll&JIS Reliald ble1 lad.ytoc:~lort =~~~8»0600or 'cJ!!B.AirllortLoop ·''"• N--rt acb S-'--. Oltlrtall/Food Waltnsa • th• world'• II neat --""'-e _ _.ed d··••-D•" •bltt. •xper'd. e er>' •omaa .• ua ....,...., .-.-..... • ' -:.r.;. ..... -aivu •·-_.__ ex-r Call -"'""" • •n .._, a .. .!...t!.. ,._ .,, u-... 1 live lft. Nao 111;M)ker -. _....._ • • Vt--V•-· ............... ... . aallbof.ta. Q\&allfted can· aoodbeneflta.ApplJ,Jlll• .... .,, ...... .....,..Y • .-p ..... (erred. For •"'pt. c~ii cu~ CL&RX for Of~· "ii
8-EA-llTY--SR-O_P ____ •111111twnl0oll:30AM didate mi.wt be capable tlooal S~wm1 Corp., 2055 Tburtn Ave, C.M. Mra. Roblo"aon al SECRETARY ~atore.Apptyll..,.. ·
Ute tlea.niq, 2 to s bn. Coq:lell)' Aoakbll for re. t:=.,'1o,.~in~'l.w: 41'1 Bl.re St. Newport 6C-l505. -.ZS52. rbMI' a. 1M FCl'tlt 4v•. • •
daily , early A.M . ~~to •tore fr &ell work. Xlnt OP · Btadl. MUlllS Laaunalle•cb. ·•
SaadptPft' lfa1r Centtr, rae-...u Umoustne on ponally for the ri1bt Malntenance LVN't·nlPl ablft. R. E Salee MSI DAT A laH ta. Sl'UDEN'l'S, Hunt 8th, f 1
Cdlf 815-T'nO retainer baali. Oood man. Oood salary & NurwAldea•OrderUes ' =~v\s~ t! VlY. •· Ptwlt Ot.U..~~~
Brauty =~~== !:: btneflta. Call Ila. AllSIUfle. •GUE llOMES perform clerl ul / tl!Nmort71-7UI .....
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need• balr 1t1llat P.O.BIDxJOtO.N.B.12181 rorappointmeoL J.516&1perio&'Ave,NB years old and hill of new malldacturtn1omce. Exet. ndl ::;iurne M • • .. •
W/followln1. Vietor call.,.._?1&4 Ideal: Attractive ollice, 90.lal.opeoeu"Jdl '~'
Raabllll, Lq\aa ... eb. Compaolon·Mature MYCOOIC MECHANIC MUlllSAIDIS tborou1h traln1n1. We ofter competlUve 1 1 .. r «·M41:4M41Zl woman ror •ld~ lad)'. aeneroua commlsttoo., ulary and ucelleol Switcbboud/B.ecepdoeiat ~
BOATCARP£NTER ~u·.~~ .. · S250 ~ clubp, ~day "'aet .. du ~·:,:'*9~!r:;,~:n communtty newaletter wottdo•COIDdlUom. ror~Brwbrqefthn 1·
-.... --· noia to 4 ~· IWta r.ca · Alt t ... , ,..._ ... -:_ A 1 and beat cl aJI, a top ,... bl ,,.....port CeM«. to 1 Forftftisbteatwortl ~forappt. tlOlth9" ..... fore ... 1.eve. · PP1 pu&auon. LlcenHe'• ~requires: ebrt lmmtcll•tely.' ' MMut Compaa1on1da1week. PanUdoCollv.C«ater Call: IM-a.42
IOAT Wllll>f.¥ =:m waae =~ !:i. l~r~t':: ~=s:-1111 .. t•c• ~eu~!~~.B. Jactleflaodltm&oor -A.bmt1 to malntala ~AN ' 9ttY t
MANUfA.CTUIR Olt1 l'tlday. We req • Jim Wood ru., records. corteapoG· -per'dorWw U:ata. ~ CU~Martae"-. COOK·BRltAKFAST mature dependable -... t-..11.1.&......1 • .-1-&. MUlSIS410H 114-146.lttO dance. It graveyard allu .. ,
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<680PPM > IW!wport Center OUiu. pUances working or not Honet 1060 27'TroJan • .!JlpCrulser DA.LE'S RV RENTALS '73 Pont Van. PS. Sun
uranexlblc.6444040 a1Jio1Ct'apmetal67!>5.258·Med. slied Doa. blk. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.."'hlna.90pcsnne Twin'/-8'1,rad.l()under SAcres'71/'T7models roof. Ciood cond. runs '74 Bavaria ·• •P··
<:MSLFMI. ___ .;._ _____ 1 maybe part Lab. HH a For Sale· 2 POnlc:a ••how Sango Vitreous 96500 AV '4&·9000 Irvine SSt-4446 good. tQ.'Jio3J,
UTOTIM fl'rlJldalre Side/Side lot or love to give quartcrtlotte Sl2Stbstofr.64S-4826
HETAlLCLEKKS relrtg. Avocado 1225. ~ Call84Hl»l 1 d 18' Glasapar. 4 bucket 1MS31' Executive. deluxe ..,._ W..ttd 9590 '1U002 A .. (0)411.
~6301A·A.·<ll06MVC >· Wanted Opportun1tle11 Kenmor e w1hr Jdryr' J>ert German She & . Re~rlr,. rroal ree A . seats. 40 hp Evlnrude w/xlras. XJnt rood. Uke •••••••••••••••••••••••
for advanec'!'enl avail copper. both for $195. Husky. neutered.Pall Qtr horse colt. 14 mo ~ra ~ A;oc:1~· 1t!~:~ eng,/lif9 mooring. flne new. Michelin rad I a Iii CASH FOfl C•ISI SA.ODUIACK
Operungs 10, Costu Mesa. 540-0782 shots. Xlnl wat.ch dog. gd Chestnut. good blood bik~ ;pd Cenl~rion 140 :f 965. 75 · 640· l07S, w1sp1re. 127.000. Pvt Tops DolJar t pold ror Anaheim, Garden Grove wtkJds. "2·1407 lines $800. 648·8183 or M • 10 pd • ..,. Both 1 • Pty. 714-840-2739 clean~ cars truc:ks &
V AU.IY IMPORTS u 1·2040 495-4949
+.Westminster Gas waU oven 1tove. COP· :>4().8047 an s s • _.,. n • Corvett · • 64% 7702 per finish dock" timer. Mature tmall Lab ne<'<ls gd cood. S46-4435. 62 Seabreeu Sportlme 19' ......._ y,.,... 9170 es. Aak ror Paul '72 8D4W 3 0 CS Opd a1r
• PaJd =· w1U 1ell ror room to run. Good REG .., Arabian Grt'y A ET-Cuat and triller. 75 HP••••••••••••••••••••••• O'Neill stereo/tape.' m~talllc
veaetable packing house $150 53M40'7after5. wat.cbdog.67~4636 Gelding 7 .)'r$. $500 TENNl.SRIC~U ff 'Bl. Joh~son O/B, w/balt i6Teny Trlr 25'$" Uke HOWAIDCJwvrolet all~er Jtlnteond 4!M-Ol•l
needssorten1&parkcrs.19'6" t•/F Fr eezer '-..itw• 8050 ~~ ~~~:~~~er .. ~pump . 12500 new. used only 3 'moe. N~;8~~~~~H . .
Noexper nee 4966200 Upnght While. Al cond ••••••••••••••••••••••• i.., Arob Bright Say, . • Self cont. SllJ6 s. Take ·~u:flt'!\' ~~2FSJarr.!
Wartres Food 1Cockta11b ~lolr5'53·0702 **IBUY** 153H. gentle for child Reel mower . s3 o. 14 boal.lrlr,3$bpmolor over pymnts W'S2300. WEPAYTOPDOLLAR 'air, / • ac
Appl afl4 m S1d'i. Blue Pn>f tmd Sl.arted over Polaroid .Camera. $lO, Justreblt. down. lS&-9829 FORTOPUSEDCARS ~·· low ml. $6SOO.
ee./1012ft PI Nli 16 Cu Ft Norge Good.used Furniture & fenret17527150 Sears m1croscope.SlO 12:10SCHI043days --•..w... 9180 f'OREIGN.DOMESTIC l-_..:....;,;;184 _____ _
• $ • o..1r1gera•--Fr tr Appliances-OR I Wiii . 898-9871 days ·--. ··-·1 c• "'""CS '7" B w OSI Sbo -8--~Call .. ~.; ..... os ree. sell or SELL for You &a....&... 1070 . loclh, Soll 90'0 •••••••••••••.•••••••••• or ...._... ., M 3. . ,., room Waitruses. over t yrs ..... ....,........,. · ---1 un Brl &St . Uyourcaristxtraclean clas1lc. wht. loaded. old Apply 1768 Newport . MASTBS AUCTIOH ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Y:t n.-. ggs ratton. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Utility all metal trailer. see us Hnt. leather 4a stereo. sunr'f,
Blvd . C. M At.k for Allcffoft IOIS 646-1616 Ir llJ..9US W •MTED reel mower wJrearthrow Hobie 16. trlr. new trans& incl. lutcb. 2 spare Urea. I.UR IUICIC pvt~· Mlllt sell. Make
Marcial or Geor e ••••••••••••••••••••••• A catcher. $80. 962·01'9 evs more. Sl.t25. 64t-82SS or 1125 642·n43 """"Harbor Bl••d air. 675-7S54
_____ ....:JI'----·-•ILJC• SAVE! JAN SALE New TOP CASH DOLLAR 581-1505 ~ • 1.....;,;;.,;..,,.;..;_;_~'------W•ITitESS rv & used furn, appl's, PAID FOR YOUR Carpeting. nylon plush 7' 10" wide. 20' long. 4' CostaMesa 9792500 Capi 9115
Over21.toworkm small •RIRMITURE• misc. Wilson'i. Bar11a1n JEWELRY WATCHES plle.:y~,pale~llo~.ERICSON 29 '. Full ttake.electrtcbrks,sgle WEBUY •••••••••••••••••••••••
neighborhood tavern, •AUCTION• Nook.2Stores-54S&814 ART OBJEcrs GOLD 331Y o r~2737Y s Crte/race, $21.000 ofr aideS400.IM2·:M91 '74 Capri. VG, 41pd.
good class. By the bch m • W. Ultb. C.M 642-7930 & SILVER SERVIC E : ce ery green. 6lS.1830e" &wknds Allto S..tc.,P.... CU.H C•RS AM /FM r1dlo. lnt.erlor ~m SJ&.3300 •T0111te 7.lOPM• S48·3262 FINE FURN & AN· 16' Hobi.e Cat Cull race &~ 9400 &TitUCKS grp. Sliver w/blk lnl •LARGE• "-'fcanofMarfln•lh TIQUF.s.&45·2200 ~ W/lraller. s1ioo. or best ....................... $2300.1163-2279
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~ 8005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... Wonderland
; Of Antiques!
HUGE warehou se
crammed with over 500
music boxes. n1ckclo·
deon pianos. circui. or·
gans, wall clocks,
g randfathe r c locks,
:rascinat1ng antiques.
: Over S1 ,000,000 Worth
Amertran International
l'<iaJlenes: 1802 T Kett.er·
'lyag St , Irvine Tel
754.1m. Open Wed thru
Sat 9AM C04 PM. Vlsit!
: PROSPICT HILL
AMTl9UES
• A-m ll•v...tory
It *SALE•
Oriental &
AmencanOak
Ill Paliuida on Old City
Plua. San Clemente.
Ca II «2·5850
•STORAGE tri .. ._.Mr, """'°" ,111 Carat. xlllt quality W.t.d 1081 offer. m· Tornado, belt Fey Stefit Bumper, 7273 CONNlll 0--. 9720
LOT Clftd two IGn)8 nlqe.t diamond wedding n ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• offer. 673-5876 Dodge up, sweptllne, ••••••••••••••••••••••• * tedl in -.. $560. set. White ttold. orange SSS CASH FOR short or long bed. m . •CoMJpnHh• s w • • bl0830m setting size 7 AIMltross = 496-5781 aak for F. Reese CHMOLET DRIVE A
•StockUcpildatlotls• Call 9739·1121 or $350. Call after s : ~'t~~U::£::.~tf: Ooodcond. 752. dys ~Harbor Blvd. LITILE .,..,.. Welcolne 557-s•s • 963-1925. 18' SOL CAT. l yr old, all Autos for Sale COSTA MESA ...
SSS SAVE SSS f'oum.forSale Man's ring, 14kt . yellow W•MTTOIUY extras. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 54+.1200 SAVEA LOT ~ Comergroupwlth yellow gold. 11el w/26 kt oval OtllEMTALRUGS 549-1045 Altlt•u/ SHOPiCOMPAR E Pood available on the • ClillaK:s 9520 TOP DOLLAR l,\RWICIC DATSUN
Premises Items SubJ.ect and blue floral covers cubachon cut natural NEED-USED Persian 16' Hobie Cal. Blue hull ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAID to esal W h and three bolsters, $100. black slur s11pph1re Ap & Chinese Rugs & blue/white sails, good 1955 T 8 . d _ 8 I SanJuanCaplsl.rano Ba~me~~ard~ M:s~~~ Call 979-8123orSS7·5153 praised $2950, sell $1600 Tapestries from PVt. ond 1500 It c:y .. IMMEDIATELY 131·1375 49)..3375
Cba ree. Cash le r · s !2> EXECUTlVE Desks & cash 645·2963 Parties only. 640-7ol4 ~S.l~eve · 54().
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Olecb & CASH!! -NO Chairs. Wood. gd cond U.ntoc.k 1075 Minicaf 16• Custom Cat Hobie wtndows. radio. healer. CALL OR COME lN
PERSONAL CHECKS $150&$185. 642·6299 ....................... lwst;-nh 1081 rudders. new sails" new wsw Ures W/wheel cov· TO SEE US ~fj~ AUCTION 10' Blue Couch. $60. Reg. Morgan mare. broke ••••••••••••••••••••••• trailer. ~/best offer. en &c hardtop. Mint con· NEWPORT IMPORTS
K.ltchenchall"S,$5. to ride & drive, blk Coon Mln·O.Matic elec. MustaeU.Ph:6'2·0168. dition! CFWT701l. $16'95. 3100W.Cstffwy,NB 20751/2 Mwpt ltvd ~-6546 pande Mor11an gelding. organ. excellent condl· Newport Datsun. 888 64~940S COSTAMH• . Eng. Western 1714> tion.$600.PP.532-1259 loah.Slfpa/ Dove St . Newport1---------
l33-t6l5 646-1616 Quality .furniture & ac· 338-1011 DocU 907 Beach.833-\300. WEBUY
cessor1e1. p1lnt1ngs .......... 4 I Wood grain crec111on •••••••••••••••••••••• R•RE VOLVO 1800 •USEDCARSll ,,.,. """"'aft 5PM -"h•••a 080 Bass. very c ean. xlnl " TRUC"'"-•a-.._.__ 1020 ....,..._.. Mooring t"'"ce avall·Npt. ES·24,000 ml. AM/FM ~ -1..._. Bab • . Crib M ••••••••••••••••-••••• c:ond. 644..5736 •ft. 5 .. -Come in or Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Y .... ne . allress. Harbor. To 38 ft. $60 radio. AC. orig ownr
Rebll/ftuarn. Repairs. Chest. ~d cond 180 WANTED 12SlrlngGuilar 673-4220 640-alD Rtll~
rent•l•. restorations. S42-838la 6pm. TOP CASH DOLLAR f15.Goodoond. •IO•TSUr• -'27-CHEVV---. -4-d_r_Sed--a-n. ~~-vrolet
Electrostatic painting Drexel "Pmnacle" tbles. PAID FOR Y OUR ~9438 For 20• boat. Mar"us completely restored ~ ~acbBeBlvdh. New/ used whls, parts/ 42"round32"squan?23" JEWELRY. WATCHES. .. nWI on ac access. Tr1des. drawer solid walnut ART OBJECTS. GOLD. Office,..,..._. & Channel, SM.548·28S5 ~.S54·'1829 147-608 * 549-lll 1
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NOWS2195
888 DOVE STREET
Near MacArthur
&Jamboree Roadi
lll-l300
TOPIUYIA
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dollar pakt for Imports.
COST•MESA
DATSUN Blcv:~ FINE FURN. & AN ·••••••••••••••••••••••• Umil22',acros.Nwptlal. VH TOP ,_,..... aJTbl (Dunc Ph f 1 Hl~ed mall o n lv . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa. 8 · an Y e TIQUES &45-2200 Exttuuve desk, crederua 4 : 18th Antique Veneered maple $30 &ctuur. ~. 714 S-5056: 2b·llDH191 ·74 BLAZER. 4x4. Like DOLLAR
Raleigh Grand r'lx. 675-8893 -LUGG•G•T•GS 640-4350 "' Sal .... r1 new. all extras. only PAID
GI Sh "<" "' ~ "' ror e : '"" moo ng. 13000 ml. Asking $SSOO.
2845 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa S4G-6410
GSS OW mens~ · $95. Rattan Port. Bar. & from your business card. P.ts 8017 Newport Beach. 873.~ f'ORCLEAN
$Jan 29 & 30. INN OF 833•1418 stools. xlnt cond $200. Send one card for each ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213·922·3'13', Del ---"-------IMPORT CARS
'76 280Z, xlnt cond.
AM /FM • air. 10.000 m1.
take over lease at S159 .
mo. 548·1320 ask ror Sue.
days.
• 'tOMORROW. 1110 West I adles th""" ~heel b1'-e. King bed ... $20. desk. S20. tag plus one spare We 74 Plymouth'l'rail Duster. .u I MODEl.S Ki ..... • ... ~ -" Rm d d S b return permane.nlly Young Double Yellow Private dock for rent, VS, auto trans, full time, ~ : t.ella. Anaheim. Sat lO good condition. S80. Call 1v1 er. 15. 7 ar ~a1ed attr11ct1've tafi & Headed Amazon Parrot Dover Shores. NB. Up to 4 whl dr many xtras AMto9PM.Sunday12lo ~$739 stools. $5·$10 ea. 118. """ . . With wnx.1gbt Iron cage 55'. max bgt , 15'. .......,.~_,.· k' ~100' ~ li"PM. .--962--0022 strap, meeting air lne & stand. $500. 645·2372 Prevallinc rate. 821·0230 ., ........ vuu. Aa 1~... · ~~:J \975 Dotsun 280Z 2+ 2·
Loeded! Metallic brown
emnor with saddle ln·
t.erior. Like NEW! Ask·
In& $6500. Prl. pty.
581·7991.
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•' PVT ANTIQUE SALE Screens & Doon glassine & overstuffed beige peraonahz.ed tag enclose Pianos&~ 8090 loGh. StorC19' 9090 S4 WI L LYS Pkufi;
Houseful of 11ntlques. new" reiicreened all cluur.Call6'2·7'902af\5. ~allpape.~. fabric or··~··••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-• =~:~·t:a~l Set.
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8-17 1181 · ~40 OJJJ I Wkkerfurrulurc. set ol 6, windows &I doors Con· Sofa 8' & loveseat to Day Glo paper & we Hemtzman 1902 upright. BOAT STOftAGE S30 mo. ___ __;__; ___ _
Englis h Pub chairs. tractors welcome . mat.ch Gold blk flower will back & tnm your Beaut. orig. & tuned rree launch. Sall/Pwr '73 Jeep.Waaooeer. Quad --------
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magazine rack. Sl!IO, 645-11'4 Spnngs $30. 4/5lagiSl 60e11 cond Asking $2300. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · . . 2&0'l: Air.auto.nu
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01 beer new cond. $200. Rhythm & goodies. l yr M~ ti · · 1 xlnl c:ond S199S Evs '74 Audi 1001..S, slick. air, S6100. 559-f793or 581-8725 1055 873-m6'.Callaftl1AM old. Selling because o( ~~!'~ .. ~~,..,r2e1~xn 842•6919 · · · s t e reo, CB, al.rm ~,;.,.,.;;.;;....;......:;....,;.._.,;.._ ___ 1 health. Make ofr. 81m· .. vuu. ~ • ...,.,. ,....,. "" system. take over lae 71 Dotlun 510, lo ml. good
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Monlef'ty. San Clemente CLOSEOUTS•LE w/AM /lo''M . reel·ree l lepl.6'2·'622 '73 EL CAMINO F.atate slr ong. $4850 /ufr w<··-•lll30 Lapt-" c h;inger . f'lll power, air. Firm fl42.0004or494·3412 ..... .._ · Lee's Nursery,CdM S27S /bst.645-4826 78 Kawasaki KZ 400. 1 $2700 546-6212.8:30-SPM I EVERYTlONG GOES' ml. cust paint. Factory $' " ' HOAOWA't' Flat 9725 lOOk'fl .J!~lid' AnttqSu\et"o .Oto 5(1'1, off on planls & 19" QUAS~R Color SS warr1nt)'. xtraa, Mus '76 Oatllun PU longbed, SANfA ANA •••••••••••••••••••••••
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firm. Ph 666-2982 14 914 SUver/blue, x.Jnt Ml~ION VIEJO pliance whls. & steel rad. eo.g.. 9911 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "13 Fittbird Formula low •---------'63 VW Sqbclt Xlln cond I R ••••••••••••••••••••••• ml I ded. ea '7S Vega SUit.ion Wagon Metud.llHI cond,apper grp,console owor. $800/bst orr . 111-2110495-1210 tires Very nice. uns'f?COUGAR. Xln d '67 Mustang. body xi. • oa u .stereo. S2.:KIO off 499-2631 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Instru ments. Mags, ............... or,.•" •912 great $2300. 492-9573 ....... l con · map, 4 nu Ures. runs gd, new radials. below blue ~ er. or AM /FM AC Ski k u.u ...... ,_._, ORAHGtCOUHTY ......,.. aee to appreciate Sl200/ofr 673-4029 book. $.1400. 642·t7~ 646-..-. • · rac • '74 Mah bu. Arr. air, Lan· 199S. Pb 842·3702 or ----· -----1-::==-=..:.:.:..:...:..::...:.:.::... __ , ________ _ Lease
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On the Santa Ana Fwy. 640-6444 'tlC.QtVlj'el'v'lf. Anaheim 750-2011 Pwr, loaded, xlnl. S2900. sharp.495-6191eve. AM /FM stereo. P/S &
TIOD w .. tmlnater Blvd. 49H82S P /8, Xlnl cond. 12750 .
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$300. Must seU! 960-496-1322 '74 ToriDO W&n. 6 pus. shape, S3,,a;!l·.!._bon1 e
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SB250. 495-0461, l "634-0U 4 '11
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runs beautifully Sl Corvalr '63 2·dr Mon ia nu. Clean S2650. 673-2638, '73 Omeia. UOO mi, air
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hie, mlnl cood. 645-3323
days or 67J..Sl65 eves.
Steve, eves/wknds trans x.lnt. Needs body '73MonteCarlo.Auto.air. dr,nkecar:Bstofrover -554-7129
S3l-31!8 worit.$325.675-3566 many xlras. very good Sll00.552·7835 P"...to 9957
"75 • 2'0D, fully eqwpped,
Jtlnt cood., elec sun roof,
xtra tank. reduced price, 1st tlllOO. 644. 7572
HERE HOW ------t .. .-.. 11...-~ cond. $21875. M2·1Z17 •• • •• '6'7 VW, new brakes ---'65 Falcon Stn.Wgn. Auto, ••• •••• •••• • •••••• .~COLORS radials. Good cond. $950 990 f '69 NOV A good tranap car, $425. '73 Pmt.o Wgn. a uto, air ns't'Y Call96()..4C84 $1100. 64().4971 644-1059 cond, xlnl cond. 494·4189, •MIW MODELS . art 5pm, 494·2872.
H1CeSavinponALLre· 73 VW Super Beetle '72Mallbu.Aut.o,air.New '66FordSlaUonWgn,alr, '73 Pinto St W 4 pd 66 Mercedes ~E. mint
cond., 58,000 actual mllea. $4500. lmmac
lhruoul. Fuel lnJ & air. Hugb,675-MJO
malolDI n ew l&s & ~M /FM stereo, ne tires & lop. ber \Oa m or runa good, $350. PP. al k& ·ln. 1 s d
De-. tires, xlnl cond. $2000. af\6·30pm498-2727 ~3439 r. rac • w1 eova s, g --. · · cond. $2100/bsl 494..e972
The BeUer Bargain 6.1l-0867 Cllrysfer 9925 19"/0'h FALCON
MAAOUISTOYOTA '71 VW Bus. low miles ••••••••••••••••••••••• Torino Body. ti cyl, 250 MUSTSB.L! MJ~ON VJEJ O body, 500 miles on ne "75 Cordoba. Must sac. Lo cu. In. ena. I bl. carb, '73 Runabout , 2000cc,
'74 MBZ 450 SEL. x& cond. IJl·UIO 495-1210 eng, new faint, tap ml, x.Lnt cond. $44195. Call 27,000ml, all serv. reeds, auto. trarus. AIC, radio, Slate gray /sunrf. Pvt deck. Radia Urea. $3195. 832·&7. auto, PS, S1500. <710 lmmac., &d. cood. Sl.575
pty. $12,500. 894--0S36 '7S Cellea, 18,000 ml, or best offer. 64l?-1731 ,.._..._ 962-2528 orbeetofr. 962~188
--------1 AJrl /FM alueo, S·spd, AMC '905 --wtal 9910
•i3 MBZ ~LC. lmmac. &.lf, red/blk lnt. $4350. 196'7 Squareback, sunroof. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Alltot. Hew 9100 .a.dot, Hew ~U power. leather, sun· -...i. 1835 motor, Michelin M/Sell 1968 Ambassador, 1975 MAU IV ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• .. •••
roof. atereo. cruise con· radials, $700. 493-602 2 dr, &ood running cood. Aqua edition. Full power
trol. other extras. Ort.. 1971 TOYOTA evs. m>orbstoCr. M'J.3537 lncludln& vinyl top,
OWneT' laklng delivery '17 CCMlOUA COUPI ~. $1.UOO. WISCO f speed adio 4 vinyl 1972 VW, good cond., .. di HIO le:t~er i~terlor. tl~l
I. (714 > ~1 9am-5pm top. <~>. Now re· AM~~:.~ ~~k ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.,~FM :~r!:. :;~: _wkda __ ra_. ______ , ducedto Po:Glenorlvenug '73 Re1a1. atereo. tape. <SRXH>.
MCJ 9742 Ot&Y SI 195 · new 1tee1 bett.ect Ures. $8316 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 VW 7 PAX Bus . loaded w/xlra1. Xlnt •
197JTOYOTA Sunroof, radio. R ed. cood.581·34S7
MADU COUPE ~ m i. 640·1048, '72 Riviera Loade<S. Orig
·~ aJr cond & pwr . ownr. Perfect c:ond. Pvt. st.mn,i. Exceptionally '66 VW. Super transporta. Pty. $2650. S57·2819 or Ww rnlleage • .(..UPQ ). UCO. S700/bst of r. _548-42$8 ________ 1 NO'W redUlt«I td 640-4350 C 11 Bn H 11
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1rith TT MG B purchase. gd dfts, brakes & trans.
Cboote one of our 27 tt74 TOYOTA Air/FM cassette. 12300. (!!)
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S74/mo. Ser No80617. cap atereo l a p e de c k . 'tl>VWSquareback, 4 spd,
$4311. red. $398. Rea <133055). xlnl cond. Runs super.
S23SUO 48 mos OEL Qt& Y $2695 Sac. S895. 968-8820
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GUSTAF SON
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842·8844
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$1800. Call 673-1705
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Cldiflacs in
Orange County
Open Sunday
Cadillac
Mas1er Dealer
2600 Harbor Blvd.
Cost.i Mesa 540.9100
Konll. $5800. 494-a:JS '7S Oorol1.a Dehaae, air. Call 873-5609
'&5 Poncbe Speedster ~ "9. 4 ipd, radlall,1---------IJ~~~~~~ii~
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tmmaculalet (825LFK).
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brake•. factory air. vinyl roof.
(948HZM).
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factory air conditioning. (710LVL) ..
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wheels. loaded loci. AM/FM stereo
with tape, air conditioning, shower,
refrigerator. stove. sink. dinette. tots of comfortabl& room. lmmaetJlate
condition. Onty 13,865 miles. Ml.Ill aee. (295PCO). ·
ss999
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PINTO
2"0I. SIDAM
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EDITION
OL 70, NO. 27, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES
• • unt1ngton Oil . Drilling
.
By ROBERT BARKE ft
OI .. Dal"' l'ti.t '"'" A moratorium on offshore oil
na orf the coast of Hunt.
ton Beach was lifted Weetnes-
Y by the St.ate Landa Com-
aion in Sacramento.
A 1pokesman said that about 17
~Us are to be redrilled from
atform Enuny, JY, miles off
e coasillne, by Aminoil USA
Jnc., formerly the Burmah Oil granted after AmlnoU agreed to
and Gas Company. several stipulations.
In addition, about 38 wells are Tbey include:
to be redrllled on the company's • •
upland oil field ak>ng Paclfic -PURCllA8E OF a $10 million
Coast Highway and west or insurance policy against
Golden West Street in Huntington damages from a possible oil spill.
Beach.
Don Everitt.s, an official with -AGREEMENT BY the com-
the State Lands Commission, pany to open a claims office in
said today that approval was Huntinctoo Beach for prompt
settlement of claims. . '
-(;OMMITMENT BY Aininoil
to develop a new oll spill cont·
ingency plan.
Bob Goggins, division produc· ,
lion superintepdent for AmiooiJ,
said that each new well will re·
quire a State Lands Com01Wloo
permit before d.rilllnr or produc·
tion can be started.
Ban
Afternoon ,,.
~Y.Stoeb
OU companies were probJblted , ·upland propertle1 are expect t
from drilllngnewwellsorj;edrill-to begin in March. He said drill·
Ing old ones because of t'lle 1969 lna from Platform Emmy ls
oll spill ID Santa Barbara Chan· scheduled to sU;1 in June. nel. The decision uy the at.te to lift
Gonl.ba said, however, that oil the moratorium bu notbln& to do
producUon bu been aoing on at with leues that have been more
pre·aplll levels and that Platform recently granted by tbe federal
Emmy bas been producing about government.
32,000 barrels of oil per day. Several exploratory efforts are
Goulns said th¥ drll.U:ng fl'Om eotne on further off the coast.
Jiel ·Tanker Blast Injure~ 17·
. By TOM BARLEY
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.Murder •dere ndant Ken
·"bard Hulbert was trying to
ce the devil lo come out and
t" when be throttled one
an to death and beat another
· .the head with a rock until his
th es were bloody.
This was testimony via
deotape interview given Wed-
esday to Hulbert's Orange
unty Superior Couftjltr'y.
Hulbert1• 2S, was questioned at
gth fouowina bis arrest one .
ar ago on charges of murder,
ape, kidnap and robbery.
"The Fullerton man told Dr.
awrence Stross, the
ychiatri.!Jt w))o is supervising
e presentaUon from the witness
tand, that he felt during his at-
acu on two lfOm~n th~ "Satan
s playing bis game, sitting
ck laughlQg at Ille." ,
Hulbert said be did not realhe
ntU Whittier housewife GJna
arle Tisher lay dead beneath Jm that he had exerted •b-
rmal force in bis efforts to
ompel the devil to leave her
y.
Police found the J.9.year-old
ctim 's body In the back of her ar on J a4. 7, 19'76. It is allesed
at 1be was forced into the back
Ule vebicle at gunp0int alter
met Hulbert at a Fullerton
~J>iaC center. Hdlbert repeatedly protests
uring the eight hour taped
ssion with Dr. Stross that
urder charges are not justified
ce the victim did not die.
"Death is an ilJusion ... he said.
d he frequently repeats hJs
lief that women are deformed
traions rA "the unisex" who are
Rd by the devil to challenge man
dOod.·
Hulbert testified that he told
ra. Tisher and a woman who
as kidnaped by bim four days
ter that he wu determined to
rce the devil to leave 'their
le.t.
He said be picked up a rock and
tered the second woman afttt
arcuect with him ror eight n duri.nt an automobile drive
u1h Orange and Loa Anreles
(See DEVIL. Pa1e Al>
t WPercent
Ptull Reading
•Skilh Testing
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HUNTINGTON BEACH PHYSICS STUDENTS EYE SPACE SUCCESS
Egg Dropper• (from left) Carlbef'9, Schnurr, Ogden, Vicker and Ptumlelgh
Space-age O~elet
Huntington High Stridenta T~t· Device
. By ARTHUR a. VINSEL .
Ol ... Oally l'llet S!Mt
One looked like a rat, while,
marshmallow-dJpped band erenade tlgbUy
laced up in rubber bands.
as a guinea pig passenger. Observers could
see how raw they were. because in Third
Period Physics, only five passed the concrete
test. One was a Bicentennial-decorated box
stuffed with styrofoam pellets. Howard Carlberg, Eric Sbnurr, Ron
Vac~ar, Brad Ogden and Mike Plumleigb, all
17·~ar-old seniors shooting for an "A" in
physics, cheered each other like NASA techru·
dana in Houston's Mission Control.
Another was intricately constructed with
egg cra&e-Wte compartments built or cut-up
IBM computer cards.
WHAT A FEW PEOPLE saw up there lo
the sky. before they plunged out or the blue On·
to the HlDltingt.oa Beach Civic Center Wednes:
day, •eren't birds. planes, or Supermen.
Their eggs survived the 60·plus foot
plunge intact.
Civic Center janitors were sUently cheer·
ing too. They were simulated spact re-entry vehi-
cle devices constructed by about 90 students in
three senior physics classes conducted just
across Main Street at Huntington Beach High
School.
The ingeniously cushioned eggs '\¥.ere
dropped onto a giant drop cloth.
THE PBYSJCIS STUDENTS just.hauled "Every class does it," said instructor
Clyde James. after bis students finished test-
ing their handiwork by dropping each one off
the six.story roof or city hall to the concrete
below.
it away and hosed it off. •
The designers who won, Carlberg,
Schnurr, Vackar, Ogden and Plumlelgh, got to
keep their surviving souvenirs of the experi·
ment, possibly as today's breillast.
THEIR SIMULATED RE•ENTBY
vehicles each contained only a aingle, raw egg
Or perhaps as ingredients for egg drop
soup.
Woman Sues
Valley Police
In Beating
Dam ages totaling more than Sl
million a.re being demanded in
Orange County Su~rlor Court by
a woman yho claims two Foun-
tain Valley police officers struck
her on the head with what she
believes wu a nashligbt.
Named as defendants ln the
lawsuit filed by Patricia lean.
Rife are officers K~therltJe Jones
and Michael Becker. who arrest-
ed Mrs. Rife near the intersection
of Brookhurst and Talbert streets
last Oct. 22.
411 -It ii aUeced that both offleera
attacked the plaintiff after boot-
ing her for misdemeanor drunken
driving and jailed her for alx
lloun. 'J'lseeharges were later~
mlued.
21,000 Blaeked Oat
Terrorist Bombs
I I
Wreck Substation
CUPERTINO CAP) -At leut
four powerful bombs, believed to
be the work or terrorists, severe-
ly damaged a Pacific Gas &
Electric substation today, knock·
Ing out four transformers and
power to 21,000 customers,
authoriUea rfPOrted.
FBI 1pokesman Frank, Per·
rone Hid lnvettl&aton ex:pec:t
the New World Liberation Front
(NWLF) to claim responsibility,
lo Ugbt o(tbe terrorist croup'• re-
cent atlacb and threats aiai.nat
the utility ~mp..ay.
Marlene Tobias, of tbe
l'iWLF'a above·iround unit, said
she bu beard nothing from the
und•r•rcaund unUa on tbe ~pertlDo bomblno.
T ·•• NWL·t claimed
ntPOMlbttity for nploelom at
ll'O POU aubetaUooa ln Marln
. County Ju. 19 and Jan. 22. Tbe
1roup 11 .. demQde4 free eltc· trtdty lor the .,ed pobr.
The Santa Clara County
Sbtrlff'• office Hid tho "nt I . r
. . . . . . . . . .
4 Others
Missing
In Texas
BAYTOWN, Tex. <AP) -A
series of explosions rumbled
through an 800-foot tanker early
today as it took' on a load of gasoline and other fuels, leaving
at least 17 people injured and
four missing, the U.S. Coast
Guard said. A witness said many crewmen
leaped into the Houston Ship
Channel or were burled over-
board by the blasts that sank a
nearby tugboat and touched off a
spectacular rirc.
A Coast Guard spokesman said
there were at least three ex-plosions aboard the tanker Exx-
on San Francisco as it was being
loaded at the giant Exxon re-
finery here.
"It was a rumbling type· or ex-
plosion and the tanker did not •lln.P\r l>Jow up," a sf<>kesman .....
A Coast Gpard apokesman said
thtee ol the persons missing were
crew members of the tufboat Nathao B, which' sank near the
tanker and was believed to have
provldect the spark that touched
off the blasts. The fourth was a
crewman from the CVS
Brilliance, a Liberian tanker tied
up at t"esamedock.
He said the tanker's crew of 30
to 40 men were all accounted for.
The Co~ Guard said at least
three of the injured requirwl
hospitalization.
About 45 people were evacnat-
ed from nearby Jtomes.
•'They were loading heating oil
through a loading arm when the
arm broke, spraying helltlng oil
over the dock," said Coast Guard
spokesman Lt. Dennis Sande.
"According to reports, the com·
mercial tugboat Nathan B, which
was docked on the other side of
the pier from ~e San Francisco,
st.arted ber engines and it was
shortly alter th.at that the e.x-
plosions occurred.'•
The lug was tipped over and
sank upside down, witnesses
said.
Flames spread to the dock
arter the early morning ex-
plosions. Exxon personnel said
the fire was under control shortly
after daybreak.
Several small craft joined two
flreboats in searching the channel
for the missing men.
Gun Charges .....
Against BB
Womap Ended
Charges or carrying a con-
cealed wfapoo, filed againat a
Huntineton Beach woman who
wa• about to board a jet at Oraqe Couoty~rt in Dec:'eblber, were dr Tuesday durtng her
bearing Harbor Judicial Db-
trict Court. .
B•rbara Sprineer of 8081
HoUand Drive wu UTHted whee
1ecurity parda at t.be. county
airport f~ a .22·ca.llr: mwpune.
Court otndal• dllm tbe
case Tuesday 'tt'btD 1t WU found
t.battbe ponlJ ftrea blankl.
a&Ua Spriqeraald abe bad bMSl
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SITE OF EXPLOSIONS
Utlllty Substation Hit
Mesan Gets
Tu:o Years
·in Slaying
)
A Costa Mesan who admi~ted,
being involved in lhe murders of
a Sunset Beach COU\)le shot to•
ath In their boJne during a re· venge raid was sentenced today.
to two ye~ in Oranre CounlYI
JaU.
Superior Court Judae Rob< rt
P. Kneeland ordered the sen·
tence and thr~ years probation
after Michael Anthony Petrone,
33. or ·3027 Koyce Lane, filed the
pleas rather than face trial.
Petrone admiUed that he was
one of 11 men who burst inao a
home at 111161 Bayview Drive on
Nov. 8, 1975, during a raid that
ended with the deaths or Ronald
Cauwels, 27, and Janet Mae
Metz, 34.
It was alleged during trials or.
Petrone's co-defendants that
Cauwels was sentenced to death
by lbe gang aft.er he took 174
pounds of marijuana at gunpoint
from two gang members without
handin& over the $20,000 pro·
mised payment.
Ten co.defendants have been
found or have pleaded guilty to
murder charges. Three of the 11
have bffn sentenced to life in
prison.
Valley Carnfyal Set
The South Coast Junior
Women'aClublasponsoringakid-
dle carnival beginning today unW
Sunday at the department store
parking lot at the corner or
Harbor Boulevard and Edin&er
Avenue in Fountain Valley. Tbe
fund-raisint activity will be beJd
from lOa.m. to9p.m.dally .
Coast
Weather
Mo1tJy cloudy with 60
percent chance of showers.
Htgbs 62 to 6&. Low• 41 to
53.
INSIDE TODA "t'
A1t1'ough Colifomla Ja1D H ·
gulotfttg ,,.. 1150 mUUcm.-a·
31eor funeral bueineu is
dflCfibtd. Qf OM Of &he . t>Cl·
Hon'• but, ~fore~ /JM
bfen ~ •. J.>art 111 of
. ma A.,odallld. Prt11 IWI is
on. P.age AJO. ....
,t I DAILY PILOT H /F
County
Jurors
Surveyed
cOUDUtm.
TM wmuan fwnd to a dJIO ID .. fniilii ar• after be-
ln1 1pethcl-b1 a pau~
mee.ltit=&orl wbo oper •lier •t.eb to bedYe eftar a IUllift Mad ill·
A aurvey of jurors now aef'Vinl'
in Oran1e County Superior Court
~bows almost all have beard or
.read about the al~ of seven
people last aummer on tbe Cal
State Fullerton campu..
jwtel. #
Hulbert ralatd Dr. Stroas' ~yebrow. durln1 the tntervlew
when be tal.ked or be1n1 involved
in three deathl In a aeven-day
period.
Tbt Pt)'Chill.rbt made repeat. ed atttmpt.s to persuade Hulbert
to elaborate on the statement but
wit.bout aucceas.
' But tbeaurvey also 1bows most
of tbe Jurors feel they could give
accused mass murderer Edward
Allaway a fair and impartial
'trial.
Purpose of tbe written survey
Dy ueputy .t'Ublac uerender
Ronald Butler wu to help prove
BuUer'1 contentlQO that Allaway
can not 1et a fair trial In Orange
County.
"We'll have to spend some
time studyin1 t.be results to tell
what they really mean,'' Butler
said after giving the survey re-
aulll to Judee Robert Kneeland.
In summary, 70 jurors said
they had heard or read about Al·
Jaway while 76 of those caues-
tloned said they had not.
But 139t jbrors admitted they
had read or heard about the kill·
ing or seven people and the
wounding of two on the Fullerton
campus laat July 12. Only seven
jurors said they bad no
knowledge of the bloody shoot.Ing
spree.
When asked if they could dis-
regard what they already know
about the case and Judie Al·
laway solely on evidence pre.
sented In court, 101 JW"ors said,
yes, they could.
Only 18 of those quesUooed
said they could not set aside what
they already know about the case
while 26 said they weren't cer·
tain.
Nooe ot the jurora who
reaponded in the 11-queslon sur-
vey wilJ serve on Allaway'ajl.&r)' if
be i. trted ln Orange County. By
the March 7 trial date, their
scheduled jury duty wlll have
ended.
But BuUer believes the current
panel of jurors is likely to reflect
tho impressions of the March
panel, the jurors who might then
sit In Judgment on Allaway.
Judge Kneeland received the
survey without comment.
Tben, it was Deputy District
Attorney Gary Ryan's turn to say
·why he doesn't think Allaway's
trial should be moved to another
county.
To help prove bJ• point, Ryan
turned ovet' to the iud.re bulky
tiles contalnln1 newspaper clip-
pings from other CalllornJa coun-
ties that showed exteDSive press
cover ace elsewhere.
It la Ryan's contention that the
amount ol publicity aiven the
campua slayings extended
acrots cowity lines and would
have the same effect on prospec.
Uve jurors ln those counties.
HR Planner
'Candidates
Interviewed
Nine candidates for the post.
lion of ffuntlnaton Beach plan-.Nos directer were lntel'Viewed
i!ednead11 by a screenl.nc CIOID-' p-nittee.
The Uat includes two Hunt-lnrtoa Bach plaaiD• depart.
hient employa -Actln1 Plan-PiJ\I Dlnc:tor F.dward Selicb and
;Jlm Falin, asslstant director ~
planning and environmental tervlcea.
The other Hven bopt{W. are '11 from C&IJlom.la cltJ•, accord· Int to a IPQtaman la the city's penonne.I depanmeot.
More tlwi 40 cancUdetes ap. pl.Jed tor U. J*l&lon. The lilt ttaa narrowtd to nine by penoo.
•l dep~to(ficlala.
Tb• C<lllUDlU.. will re~ tbe five top flnallN. A fl.Ila! aelection
Etrl be made' by CU1 Ad·
inlatrator Bud Belsito witli the
oncurrence of the City CounclL
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DAILY PILOT
·~··,..,.... TOP CfA CHOICE?
Ex·L8J Aide Moyer•
LBJ Ai~
Top Name
For CIA.
WASHINGTON CAP> -BUI
D. Moyers, former top aide to
Lyndon Jo&nson ·11 a prime can-
01aaie to be nornuiatea \i1A director by President Carter,
according to SQurces inside and
outside the adminislratlon.
Moyers wu out of the country
today. A source at CBS News in
New York City, where Moyen
is the chief reporter and
anchorman for ''CBS Reporta," said be ls f1lm.inl a documen·
tary in Cuba; whose leader the
CIA allegedly plotted •iebt
tlmea to kill between ueo and
1965.
Moyers could not be reached
by telephone.
CBS News said be authorbed it to aay ''be bu not been of·
fered a job in the Carter ad·
ministration by the Pruident or
anyone claiming to represent
the President. He is not con-
tendine for any job."
Wblte House Press Secretary
Jody Powell told reporters:
"With re1ard to speculation
about a new CIA director, it's a
little early to be speculaUng
about that, and I tb.lnk ll you
did you'd get youraelt into an
embarrassing situation.''
··My guidance Is not to
speculate on Moyers or anyone ehe.''
The administration sources
aad Moyers la a front runner for
tho CIA. Sources outalde the ad·
ministration said he h&I been re·
commended to Carter by top pre-
sidential aldea.
Hulbert facea eventual cou.rt
action in Los Anieles County on
char1e1 rel.tect to bl.a alle1ed at·
tack• on 11Jc women in t.bat area it
be ls found sane du.rtn1 the cur-
rent btarina and tried in Orange
County.
But police frequently com-
mented in t.be period immediate-
ly followtq tile arrest that be
may have been involved in more
than one murder.
Deputy public defender Walter
Zech commented Wednesday
tbat no such charges beyond the
single murder alle&atioo were
ever pursued qalnat bis client
who wu indicted by the Grand
Jury.
And Dr. Stross commented
that the statements made durin&
the taping cannot under any
clrcum1tancea, be recarded as
solid evidence th•t Hulbert was
involved In more than one
murder.
Dr. Sttola told the jury Wed·
neaday that Hulbert bad an ln·
born mental diaablllty that wu
brou1ht out and accented by the
defendant's heavy use of
hallucinatory cl.tugs, Including
LSD.
Dla1no1ln1 Hulbert ais an
acute paranoid achlzophrenic,
Dr. Streu told the jury that bis
patient would have needed
p1ychiatric treatment at some
point of bl.a llfe lf he bad never
taken druis. "But lf you have a mental fil.
neH, dn&as brinl it out sooner
and in a more pronounced form,''
he aald. "The drugs were not to
blame for lhlJ altuaUon but they
certainly dldn 't help.''
Vocal V alentine8
Set by Mariners
The Marina High School
Mariners will perform singing
valentinet for resldenta of Huot·
ington ·Beach, Fountain Valley
and WestmJn.ster Feb.14.
The group will deliver valentine
messages between 8 a.m. and
noon for a SlO donation to the
Mariners' European Concert
Tour fund. For more information call 842·9839. · '
Mangers To Delay
Marshlan,d, Bill
Assemblyman Dennis
Mana1en aafd today he ls delay-
ing tfte lntrod\lctlon olleaillaUoo
callin1 for the 1'8te to buy 800
acre& of the Bolla Chica
marablands became be thinka be
bu discovered a new aource of
funds for the purchase.
He declined to say what tbe
IOUrceia.
The Huntincton Beach
Democrat bad J>lanned to In·
troduce a bill Thursday calling
for purcbaae ot the property with
funds from a recent state parks
bondiuue.
• 'Then may be. way to set the
land, botrever. without uatng
Propo1ltioo 2 funda tbat are bad·
ly needed elaewbere lo tbe
atatt,'' be Hid, addinl tbat be ls
exploriJlc another poteaUal
source of money.
Mangen discloled bis plan on
Jan. 14 to buy 230 acres of w~Uand.a as well u to ac:quite a
Ma-acre buff er ICOe to protect lt
against urban mcroadlment.
Tbe propoaed acquiaitlon
would take In U.• area eut ol the
Paclflc Coast HJ.gbway from the
bluff near Huntington Harbour to
another blUff near the Seaclltt
Country Club.
Free Clinics
Set for HB
Three free tmmunlutlon
clinics will be held l.D Huntington
Beach next week· tor diphtheria.
whooping cough, tetanus, polio,
measles, rubella and mumps, ac-
cording to Orange County Health
Department officials.
The clinics will be heldtrom 3to
8 p.m . Monday at Oak View
School, 172'1 Oak Lane, Tuesday
at Haven View School, 18081
WaJklki IAne, and Tbunday at
Golden VlewScbool, 17251 Golden
View Lane.
Booster JmmWlliations will be
avallable far older children and
adultl, olftctala said.
Parents muat accompny
cblldren. All paUenta must bring
tmmunlzatlon record•. For more
Inform etlon, call B:M·3171.
Seal Beach Council
Names New Member
Former newspaperman Proc· tor w elr, .., • wbo retlped last
week •• seal Beath Cbambtr of
Comm,ree manapr, bu been
named to replace former ~
dlmu Haro1Cl It. Holda.
day over tile nomfn1Uon1 of
Ltt.aure World realdenta Lester
llaraball and Geor1e Telford.
Holden tried unauccaaf\ll.ly to
name "anball u b.11 reptac.
ment. · • 4'1do1'0t oppc11e Wetr penmaJ.
Holden. 81, ,.Jped ~ tbe It.'' aaJ• KrtideJJ. "1111 lnalnt-Stal BuebecMDeil Die. 1. ID•t ls I COCDpiOIDlae, °J WU
Tbt ~ eoaDdl wttd I to 1 eommltttdtoG«irftTeltord!' Tueadal to appolat W•lr N Xr.clell 1aJd be aupported a
. HoldH 1 npJacemeat. Coaa-8"Clal May eledloll ~ Jt& ~
cUman Ronald Jtredell voted name Roldm'• replacem.ent.
uaiuUbeappo&ntment. . Weir aatd he rqlped u
' 'Wttr, au.,... W... Wcril ebmblr ot eommetee numaaer
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.iury Bustled
CINCINNAn . CAP) -Not tVG')' ~ trial lives
jurotl the opportunity to curl up with a gtrlie
m&1ulne.
llut with Hustler magazine -along with its
publisher, his wife, his brother and the production
manager -the def end ants, the seven men and five
women in the jury have been ordered to study 11 ls·
sues from cover to cover. ·
The defendants are charged with pandertna ob-
scenity and engaging in organised crime. Publisher
Larry F1ynt's wife Althea and brother Jamee are
charged as associates in publishing the magazine.
Al Van Scbaik is the production manaaer.
Testimony began this week after two weeks of
jury selection.
In opening remarks, attorneys for both sides
warned jurors that they might be shocked by what
they saw in the magazine.
Slaying of Movie
·Producer Probed
'
LOS ANGELES (AP)-Pollce
say they do not know if the killing
of producer·director Laurence
Merrick was connected with h1.t
film on the Charles Manson
family.
Merrick, creator of the 1972
documentary film "Manson,"
was shot outaide bia fllm 1tudio
Wednesday. H1a film Included an
Interview with three rlfle·totln&
female member• of the cult
leader's clan.
Police said Merrick stumbled
into hla office after a alncle bullet
tore into bla back, le1dln1
employea at the film school to
believe the :IO-year-old fUmmaker
was pla)'in1 a pracUcal joke on
them.
Richard Romero, financial con·
sultant to Merrick's acbool, aave
this account:
''We were looking for him <Mer·
rick) to come back, because we
were 1olna to aak him a queaUon
about 1ometbin1. And all of a 1ud· den we beard a loud pop • . . and
then be came runntn1 in and aald,
•My God, I've been abot.'
•'Then somebody aaid, 'No, I
thlnk'be's acting.' And then so-
meone said, 'No, he has been
shot'."
"He came running into the of· flee:
·• 'My God, Richard,' he says ,
'I've been1hot. Look at my back.'
"And be lilted up hla shirt and
sure ea 1.bootln' ri&bt ln the small
of the back tbere wu a bullet hole
l.Dthere."
Merrick dJed at Hollywood
Prefbyt.erlan Hoepital about one
hour .rterthe12:2Sp.a:n.ebooting,
polJceaald.
Offlcera sald aome of the 200
atudenta at the Laurence Merrick
Studios reported teeing a "sus-
picious actinl" man who had
been han1tn1 around the
Hollywood school all morning,
asklnl some of them about Mer-rick.
The usallant wu described by
pollce as heavyset, about 22 to 28
years old, weartnc blue denim
overall• and a yellow knit cap. He waa ~boutS.foot-Swltbbrown hair
and wore sold rla:nmed sun-
1luaea.
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·Youths
Facing
ChitrgeS
CoHpiracy char1ea were tUe4
Wednesday a1atsut four youth8
captured while alle1edly plotlJnl an armed robbery out.Ide a ffun.
tln1ton Beacb liquor 1~r• alont
wJtb addJUonal counts,
Armed robbery cbar1et atem·
ming from two prevJoua boJdups,
including one Friday night, were
also filed ln complaints issued
aaalnat two of tbe 1uspecta,
police said.
Scott C. Ardis, 18, of 2.0lf91
Sandpiper Drive; Stephen ll. Osenbaugb, 18, ol 18220 OJyqdo
.Drive, Robert A. Scherer, lt1 oC
8206 Pawtucket Lane, all HW\t•
tn1too Beach addreHea, and Norman L. SlmJ)IOn, 19, ol lOS
Danbury Lane, Coe'8 Mesa, lace
tbe conspiracy counts.
Ardis and Scherer are addi· tionally accused or armed ~
bery, while all four remal.Q 111
cuatody at Oranie County .Jail U.
lieu of $25,000 ball each.
The fol.a' were arrested ht theit
parked vehicle at a comer conve-
nien c e market center at 111•
dianapolis Avenue and Newl@d Street late Monday. :
Detective Jaclc Welsh aaid tl>-
day it is believed t.bey were ma~
ping strategy to rob the El Dell Liquor Store, 844.2 IndianapoUs
Ave., when surprised with a
shotgun and p"'tol.
He said cbar1es a1a1nst Ardis
and Scherer include holdups at a
Jack-In-The-Box hamburger out-
let at Beach Boulevard and Mac·
Donald Street Friday nJght.
They are also allelecllY the
bandits wbo hlt a service statial
at Beach Boulevard a~
Yorktown Avenue laat OctoWr,
Detective Welsh said. !
He added that another arr9rt
maybe made. ••
Inmate Hangs Self ...
SAN QUENTIN (AP) -
Richard W. Thomas, 29, a newly
arrived San Quentin inmate, ap·
parenUy hanged himself In bis
cell, prison authoriUes have re·
ported.
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• • • • unt1ngton Oil Drilling Ban Lifted
By ROBERT BARKEll
01-.o.11rl'it.cll41H
~ moratorium on of(shore oil
llling oer the coast or Hunt·
gton Beach was lifted Wednes·
~ by the State Lands Com·
lssion in Sacramento.
A spokesman said that about 17
Us are to be redrilJed from
tform Emmy, 1 YI miles off
e coasUine, by Aminoil USA
Uel
Inc., formerly the Burmah OU
and Gas Company.
In addition, about 311 wells are
to be redrilled on the company's
upland oil fieJd al~ng Pacific
Coast Highvlay and west of
Golden West Street lrr Huntington
Beach.
Don Everitts, an official with
the State Lands Commission, said today that approval was
granted alter AmlnoU agreed to
severallt.ipuJaUons.
•• They include:
-PU&CllASE OF a $10 milllon
i ns ur a nce p olicy against
damages from a possible oil spill.
-AGREEMENT BY the com-
pany to open a claims office in
Huntington Beach for prompt
setUemlQt of claims. OU companies were prohibited
from drilllnView wells or ~U
-COMJOTllENT BY AminoU inl old ones ~&ul• or the 1969
to develop a new oil spill coot· oil spill in Santa Barbara Chan·
ingency plan. net.
Bob Goaitns. diviaion produc-' Goggins said, however, that oil
Uon superinleJldent for Amlnoil, production has been going on at
said that each new well will re-pre-spill levels and that PlaUonn
quire a State Land.a Commiaaion Emmy has been producing about
permit before drilling or produc-32,000 barrels or oll per day.
tion can be started. Goggins said that drilling from
• upland propertlee are expected
to ~lin ln Mweh. He said drill· lng from Plattorrn Emmy ls
scheduled toataiiln'JW>e.
The decision by the state to lift
the moratorium bu aoUllog to do
with leaaea that have been more
recently granted by the federal
government.
Several exploratory efforts are
going on ru.rther off the coast.
Tanker Blast lnjutee 17
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. mne and Figlai~ 4 Others
Missing
In Texas
~ ~~urd~r Suspect
. .
~-'Invited' Devil
"· • 8v TOM BARLEY IOI 111e billy Piiot 5~11
Murder d efendant Ken
·bard Hulbert was trying lo
t ee the devil to come out an,d
bt" when he throttled one
man to death and beat another
the head with ;J. rock until his
&hes were bloody.
'.fhis was testimony via
deotape interview given Wed-
sday to Hulbert 's Orange
amities
0 Get
'1nt Aid
By IDLARY KA YE
OI Ule 041lty Pl~ ii.Ill
About 25 families will be using
deral rent subsidies In Irvine
the end or the month, the
rector of the Orange County
ousing Authority said today.
Direct.or Roy Shimizu said to
mllies had moved into Irvine
artments by J an l and that lS
her families will be hvmg tn
vine rent·s ubs1d1zed apart·
en~ by Feb t.
A total of 30 apartm<'nts owned
d managed by the 1r ... 1ne Com-
ny have been made' a\'all<1hl1
the.rent subsid y pro~r.i m
tb units offered 1n the Park
est, Parkwood and Deerfield
artmtmt complexes.
Only Irvine Company apart
ts are involved in the federal
aista.nce program because all
the apartments in Irvine are
ned by the Irvine Company
Under the terms of the pro-
am, qualified persons receive
eral payments that amodnt to
to three-quarters of their mon-
ly rent bills.
To qualify, ~rsons must be
ther n head of a family, a senior
tben or a handicapped citizen
d must have limited annual in·
qomes.
• Ma>timum Income levels range
CStt RENT, P1ge A?>
Principal, Set
For Bonita
Canyon Sclwol
Marilyn Hanley, principal at
Turtle Rock Elementary School
in Irvine, was chosen by school
trustees Wednesday to be the
principal al the new Bonita Ca·
D)'on Elementary School.
Bonita Canyon, 1llao in Turtle
Rock villaae. ls expected to open
Uala fall. Mrs. Hanley will l:OI\·
Unue her current dutJes at Turtle
Rock School unW the end oC lhis
•chool year.
Dlatrict ottlda1J uld they are
1innlng the acreerun, process
the search for a new prlbcipal t Turtle Rock School.
Mrs. Hanley came to the dis·
ct in 1975 and Immediately
1an aervine as lbe 'rurtlt Rock
incJpll. She prevtoualy had ad·
lnlltratlve experience In the
prns and Duarte acbool d1a-o eta. ~Mr1. Hanle)'•, teachin1 H •
rltnee tntludq Jobi In WaJnut
alley. Baldwto Part and Wt1t
vina. Sbe also worked ffW ~
ftate Department or Educauo.i foron•1af.~•ntlollal CIOW41n•t.ar ol ..... R11bt to .Read
Mlkforce.
County Superior OoUrt jury.
Hulbert, .25, was questioned at
length following his aTTest one
year ago on charges of murder,
rape, kidnap and robbery.
The Fullerton man told Dr.
Lawrence S tro ss, t h e
psychiatrist who is supervising
the present.aUon from the witness
stand, that he felt during his at-
tacks on two women that "Satan
was playing his game, sitting
back laughing at me."
Hulbert said he did not realize
until Whittler housewife Gina
Marie Tisher lay dead beneath
him that he had exerted ab-
) # • hi ff rts to , Otlly .. , ... ,.,... -, Ilk ..... ll~ norma iorce 10 8 e ° FIREMEN WASH DOWN ASPHALT, OAS, AFTER ACCIDENT ON JAMBOREE ROAD IN IRVINE compel the devil to leave her body. Dump Truck Fl1pe Over end Spllla Hot Aaph•lt After COIRdlng With A"'o
Police found the lt-ye4Wifd J
victim's body in the back fter As h t s . illed. uonk lrj "o".· car on Jan. 7, 1916. It la allteed CIJ i 4 c.-
that she was forced into t.M baclt p p
or the vehicle at gunJ>Olnl after ff/: D
she met Hulbert at a Fi7flerton ' W 'a;nt t(J T (J38 shopping center. , 1 Hulbert repeatedly protests In • c h
during the eight hour taped rv1ne ras session with Dr. Stross that
murder charges are not justified
since the victim did not die.
neath 1s an illusion," he said.
And he frequently repeats bis
bel1d that women are deformed
versions of "thf' unisex" who are
used by the devil to challenge man
and God.
Hulbert testified that he told
Mrs. Tisher and a woman who
was ~idnaped by him four days
later that he was determined to
<See DEVIL, Page AZ)
A large dump truck loaded
with bot asphalt spilled its con·
tents onto Jamboree Road in
Irvine this morning arttr it flrat
collided with a car and then
flipped over in the middle of the
street.
'1rvine police said they feared
an explosion because or the
volatile mixture of hot asphalt
and the gas that poured from the
truck arterthe9 a.m. collision.
But Sgt. Robert Kredel said the
mixture did not ignite. Firemen
rushed to the scene at Jamboree
Road and Allon Avenue and
quickly washed down the area. Uuholics .
Nix Women
As Priests
Both vehicles re<:eived major
cbmage and the driver of the car
was injured.
The motorist was identified as
. Jorge Pirame Varela, of ....
Veneiuela, who was taken to
Tustin Community Hospital for
observation and was then re·
leased. The driver of the truck, An·
thony J. Chicklo. 26, of Norco,
waan 't hurt, pc>llce said. He is
employed by Mitchell Pa"1ng.
KredeJ sald the accident OC·
.curred when the motorist on Alt.on
Avenue allegedly puJled in front
of the truck, which was traveling.
southbound on Jamborei! Road.
Kredel said Chicklo braked,
slid across the str~~t. bit the
center divider and then flipped
over. spUling the truck's entire
load into the street.
Two lanes of traffic were halt·
ed in each direc1ion, Kredel said,
while firemen worked on clear·
ing the road .
VATICAN CITY CAP)-The
Roman Catholic Chur<!h will not
ordain women as priests no
matter what other churches do,
the Vatican.said today, because
Jesus Christ was a man and bis
representatives on earth must
bear a "natural resemblance."
Covenwr Implicated
In Newsman's Death
A 6,000-word declaration is·
sued by the Vatican's Congrega·
tion for the Doctrine of the
Fulth on the orders of Pope
Paul VI said the church based
Its decislolJ on the a~tilude ol
Christ. who chose onfy males
for bis aposUes, and that of the
disciples, who chose only men u priests.
Informed sources said earJier
this week that the document
could open the way for twomen
to become deacons u they were
in the early days or CbriaUa:nl-
ty. But an official commentary
released with the declaration
said the coneregat.lon bad
postponed a dedalon on women
deacons.
It it ••a question that must be
approached in a thorough way
without preconceived ldeu but
wltb direct study of te"ta, •• \he
comment.al')' said.
Deacon.1 may pr~acb, ilve communion and asslst a priest
in aa1m1 Masi but are barred
from saying Mus and hetrina
confession, tM two mtU. rites ln a Roman Catholic'• 'Cellitous lift. .
The dedaratloo •Qt priest.a Q4I bllhops repr-eaent Chrilt ln
• iacrallMDtal ..... that ..,_
beyond 1ymboll1m. A ""atW-al r•emblance .. la tbUa r~.
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PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP> -The
confessed killer of a newspaper
reporter said today he was pro-
mised asylum aft.er the killing at
a place ln Mexico, owned by Ii·
quor masnate Kemper Marley
and Ariwna Gov. Raul Castro.
John Harvey Adamson, 33, who
pleaded guilty lo second·degree
m.urder Jan. 15 in the slaylng of
Arizona Republic reporter Don
Bolles, testitled for a second day
in a prellmlnary hearine for
Phoenix con\factor Max Dunalp,
47, and suburban Chandler
plumber Jimmy RObJson, 5'.
Dunlap and Robison were
charged with first-degree
murder .and complracy In the
June 2, 1976, car bombing after
being implicated by AdamSOt\, a
atate's witness.
Bolles, an JnveetlgaUve
new a paper report.a, wu gatbeJ'.
Mom's Plea Felt
LOS ANGELES <AP) -A
Wtlmlnatm mot.bet'• plea for \he ex.ecutloa of her condemned. aon t1lae elven _,, Impetus tb effOftl to"''°" the du ti paalty, ••rt Police Chltt ICdward t>avls.
Vema.Sadtl Hid s\e feels th•
I
ine information ror a story on
land deab when he WfS killed.
"If you want to, J can get you
out of the country in a minute,"
Adamson quoted Dunlap as aay·
ing tp him about a week after the
bombinc. ''There's a twin·engine
plant! and Kemper and the gov·
emor have that thing down in
Mexico.•·
Marley, 70. bas declined to
comment., Police will say only
that they are not seeking bim, but
are investigating Adamson's
statements. Newsmen have been
unable to contact.him.
But Caatt-o \ffl'Qed Adamson's
comments "ab iurd and
ridiculous."
•·1 have never bad any connec·
lion with Mr. Marley, either
here or in Muico," the 1onrnor
said, ·~A check ol the faqa would •
re'!eat that Adamson baa com·
mitted perjtu)'." '. l
NO DRINKING
OUTDOORS?,
RENO. Nev. (AP ) -A
United Airlines jet bound
from Los Angeles t o
Portlaod sustained slight
damage when it struck a
night of geese as it ap.
proacbed a Janding at
Reno Inte rnational
Airport, officials said.
No one on board lhe Boe·
ing 727 was injured and a
· flight controller said the
jet appeared to make a
routine landing Wednes· day night.
Airline officials said
structuraJ damage was
alight to t~e aircraft's
radar-dome nose and right
wine nap but repair and in·
spection of tae craft would
be required.
There was no casually
report on the birds.
Irvine Youth
Cap.lured .
At Gunpoint
An Irvine bomeo-.ner held a '
16-year-old SU.SJ)efted burglar at
gunpoint today titer be surprised
the intruder in hls house.1
Police Set. Robert Krede1-aid
Gresory Fischer of 14511 Coun·
trywood St. pointed his rlne at
the youth 8J1d, then phoned the
police for belp.
Kredel said the boy, an Irvine
resident. was taken to the Irvine
police ataU9o for quesUonine and
then poaalbledetention at Juvenile haU.
· · Flacber told' police be was
worJdn• in hi• aaraae when the
doorbell ran& at about 9:lS a.m.
By the U.:ne he reached ~
door, no one wu there, ~e re-turnect t.o~garage.
BAYTOWN. Tex• (AP> -A
series of e>tplosions rumbled
through an eoo.root tanker early
today as it took on a load ol
gasoline and other fuels, leaving at least 17 people injered and
at least three others missing, the
U.S. Coast.Guard said.
A witness said many crewmen leaped into the Houston Ship
Channel or were hurled over-
board by the blasts that sank a
nearby tugboat and touched off a
spectacular fire.
A Coast Guard spokesman said
there were at least three ex·
plosions aboard the tanker Exx· on San Francisco as it was being
loaded al the giant Exxon re-
finery here.
"It was a rumbling me of ex:
plosion and the tank fr· did not 1 simpl)' blow up," a spokesman
said. ..
A Coast Guard spokesman said
three of the persons missing were
crew mfmbent of the tugboat
Nathan B, wbJcb sank near the
tanker and was believed to have
provided the spark that touched
oil the blasts. The fourth was a
crewman fro m (h e C Y S
Brillia_nce, a Liberian tanker tied up at the same dock.
He said the tanker's crew of~
to 40 men were all accounted fer.
ihe Coast Guard said at leUt
three of the injured required
bospilaliiation.
About 45 people were evacuat,
ed from nearby homes.
"They wer~ loading beating oU
through a loading arm when the
arm broke, spraying heating oil
over the dock," said Coast G6ard
spokes man Lt. Dennis Sande.
"According to reports, the com-
mercial tugboat Nathan B, which
was docked on the other side o(
the pier from the San Francisco,
s artea her-engines and it was
shortly after that that the e~
plosions occurred."
The tug was tipped over and
sank upside down, witnesses
said.
Trial Delayed
SAN DIEGO CAP) -A woman
t bareed with murdering ber
estranged husband and two
children bas pleaded innocent by
reason of Insanity. The trial ot
Susan Marie Driscoll, scheduled.
to begin Wednesday, was de·
layed unWApril 4 by the addition,
of the insanJty plea.
Coast .
Weather
Mostly cloudy with 60
percent chance or showers.
Highs 62 to 66. Lows 47 to
53.
INSIDE TODAY
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'TOP CtA CHOICE?
Ex·LBJ Aid• Moyer•
LBJ Aide
lTopName
l~~!GT~~ ?Blll
D. Moyers, former top aide to
•Lyndon Johnson is a prime can·
'didate to be nominated CIA
director by President Carter,
according to sources inside and
outside the administration.
Moyers was out of the country
today. A source at CBS News in
New York City, where Moyers
i s the chief reporter and
anchorman for "CBS Reports,"
said be ts JllmJ°ng a documen-
tary in Cuba, whose leader the
CIA allegedly plotted eight
times to kill between 1960 and
1965.
! Moyers could not be reached
by telephone.
• CBS News said he authorized
I it to say "he has not been of.
!ered a job in the Carter ad-
ministration by the Pres ident or
anyone claiming to represent
the President. He is not con·
tending for any job."
F,....PageAJ
RENT .•.
, from $7,800 to $15,600 per year,
1 depending on the size of the
,f amily.
The subsidy program operates
in lS Orange County cities, but
was temporarily held up in
Irvine because none of the rt!ntal
units had sulficlenUy low rents to
qualify.
To solve that problem . officials
from the housing authority and
the Irvine Company met Wllb
federal offi cials and worked out a
compromise.
Shimizu said Irvine apart·
rnents units may have rental
rates 20 percent higher than the
Jn aximum set for other cities.
Instead of maximum rates
between $181 and $279 per month,
in Jrvine the maximum Is $217 to
$33S per month. Rates include
utilities.
"This is still far less than the
fair market rents we charge, but
't's close enough to get the pro-
tram goin&," said William Watt;
lrvine Company vice president.
He said the lrvlne Company is
~bsorbing the di/(erence,
'several thousand doll1rs per
)"ear."
Rental limits were relsed in
lrvlne because the city is e<>n·
•idered a "spec::laJ case". accord·
Ing to ShJmizu.
"The ciU' ls so new that there
just aren't oldel' units that rent
~()r leas. u in otber ciUes." he ex-
fSlained. .
• Shlmlm added that some ol the
Jnine •lots In the pro1ram have
•ot yet been allocated, but be
Hid then a.re at Jeut 10 mO!'e
•ppllcatlcnt on flle sUU pendlnt.
, New appllcaUons for the sub-
ildy payment& are belnl accept·
d and a waiting list belof'
ormed, be said.
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CUPERTINO CAP) -At least
four powerful bombs. believed to
be the work of terrorists, aevere·
ly damaged a Paci.tic Gas &
Electric substation today, knock·
ing out four transformen and
power to 21,000 customers.
authorlUes reported.
FBI spokesman Frank Per-
rone .said investigators expect
the New World Uberation Front
<NWLP) to claim responsibility,
In ligbtoftbeterroristgroup's re-
cent attacks and threats aga.inat
the utility company.
Marlene Tobias, of the
NWLF's above-ground unit, said
she has beard nothing from the
underground units on the
Cupertino bombings.
The NWLF cla i med
responsibmty for explosions at
two PG&E substations in Marin
County Jan. 19 and Jan. 22. The
group bas demanded f~ elec-
tricity for the aged poor.
The Santa Clara County
Sheriff's o!flce said the first
blasts occurred at 12:24 a.m ..
prompting calls from dozens of
area residents to nood police
switchboards.
At 12:35 a.m., after two de-
puties arrived at the substation to
investigate, two more bombs
went off. The.deputies were not in·
jured.
Authorities said entry to the
substation waa gained throuih a
bole, four feet by five feet, cut In
thechainlinkfencear<>Undtheun-
mannedfacility.
Sberifrs Sgt. Lloyd Timmons
San Clemente
Mom-Guilty
Of Child Abuse
By TOM BARLEY
Of!lllO.U~"llMSi.tt
A sobbing Carolyn Sue
Brewster of San Clemente was
hustled into Orange County Jail
)ate Wednesday after being found
guilty of three felony counts or
child abuse.
Superior Court Judge Harmon
G. Scoville ordered her commit·
ment after a jury m his courtroom
returned the verdir.ts demanded
by Deputy District Attorney
Frank Fasel.
Co-defendant Kenneth Ray Bolden, 20. a Camp Pendleton
Marine, wasfoundguiltyontwoof
three counts of child abuse. But
the jury which deliberated tor
nearly four days reduced the level
of the offenses to misdemeanors.
.. Jt's incredible," Fasel said.
"These two defendants were
equally guilty and I am simply
astonished that Bolden was treat·
edsolighUybythejury "
The Marine faces sentencing
Feb. 11 t.o whal could be one year
an the county jail. Mrs. Brewster
faces a state prison term of up t.o
three years on her convictions.
The couple were arrested in
their San Clemente motel room
after Mrs. Brewster's younger
daughter. Cora. 2. was rushed to
San Clemente Gener al Hospital ·
with multiple injuries that almost
proved to be fatal.
Each defendant blamed the
other for causing those injuries.
During the trial it was alleged
that Cora was repeatedly beat.en
with a heavy Marine Corps belt
and burned by a cigarette on her chest.
Doctors who performed brain
s uraery OD lbe UDconscious infant
noted that her left arm was
broken and that her body was
black and blue with bruises from
hudtofoot.
PRIESTS •••
Christ In the Eucharist, this
'natural resemblance' that must
eldst between Christ and hJs
minflter would be miaalnc if the
role or Christ were not held by
a man," the statement con·
tinued. "Otherwise, one could
hardly see the image of Christ
in the one who is minister. In
fact, Christ himself was and re-
mains a min."
Priesthood should, not be dis·
said the explosions were eall.!ed
by at least rour pipe bombs filled
with dynamite or other high ex-
r.losive and equlpped with a Um· na device. "It was very slmUarto
devices used In terrorist bomb-
in&s ln thepast,''hesald.
Timmons said the delay In the
las t two explosions did not
necessarily mean that the born·
bers were t.ryina to hurt law en·
forcement personnel. He said it
was nol uncommon for bomb tim-
ing devices to have an error rattor
oflO minutes or so. .
The facility, located on a hill
about two blocks from the nearest
homes, was bombed on March 21,
1971andonNov.22,1973. No group
claimed the first bombing and the
second was claimed by terrorists
calling themselves Americans for
Jus tice.
From Page AJ
DEVIL. • •
Jury Hustled
CINCINNATI (AP-l -Not ·eveey trial gives .. ~ra the oppor\Dh.lt.y to cu1'l up "with a girlie
maaasine.
lJut with Hustler maguine -along with its
publisher, his wire1 his brother and the production
mana ger -the de endants, the seven men nnd five
women in the jury have been ordered to study 11 ls·
sues from cover to cover.
The defendants are charged with pandering ob-
scenity 1P}d engaging in organized crime. Publisher
Larry Flynt's wife Althea and brother James 8.fe
charged as associates in publishing the magazine.
Al Van Scbaik is the production manager.
Testimony began this week after two weeks of
jury s election.
Jn opening remarks , attorneys for both sides
warned jurors that they might be shocked by what
they saw in the magazine.
Slaying of Movie
Producer Probed
Alla troy
Jurors
Surveyed
A survey ol jurors now serv~
lo Orange County Su_perior Court
•hows almost au have heard or
read about the slayint of sewn
people lut aummer on the Cat
State Fullerton campvs.
But the survey also show• mOllt
or the jurors feel they could give
accused mass murderer Edward Allaway a fair and Impartial
trial. .
Purpo1e of the written auney
oy veputy Public ver~nder Ronald Butler was to help prove
Butler'• cootentfon that Allaway cu not aet a f alr trial In Oranae
County.
''Wt'll have to spend some
time 1tudyin& the reswt.s to tell
what they really mean." Butler
said after etving the survey re-sults to Judge Robert Kneeland.
In summary, 70 jurors aaid
they hactbeard or read about Al·
!away wblle 78 or those ques·
Uoned said they bad not.
LOS ANGELES CAP )-Pollce "Then somebody said, 'No, I had read or heard about the lei But 139 jurors admitted tb~
say they do not know if the killing think· he's acting.' And then so-ing of seven people and
force the devil to leave their Merrick was connected with bis shot'." campus last July 12. Only sev
or prpducer-director Laurence meone said, 'No, he bas been wounding of two on the F~ule
bodies. film on the Charles Manson "He came running into the oL jurors said ·they had •n
He said he picked up a rock and family. fice : / knowled1e Of the bloody s
battered the second woman after Merrick, creator of the urn " 'My God, Richard,' be says, spree.
sbe ar1ued with him tor eight · documentary, film "Manson," 'I'vebeensbot.L90katmyback.' When asked If they could dis·
hours durln& an automobile drive was .shot outSJde )Us film studio •·And he lifted ue 6is shirt and regard what they already know
throueh Orange and Los Angeles Wednesday. 1& fUm 1ncluded an eure as ebootin' right in the small about the case and Judge Al·
counties. interview Wl\h three ri!le-totihg of the b.ack there was a buUet bole law ay solely on evidence pre-
The woman was found in a fem ale members of the cult In there." sented in court, 101 Jurors said,
ditch in the Irvine area after ~-leader'salan. M errkk died at Hollywood yes, they could.
in& spotted by a passing Police said Merrick stumbled Preabyt.erian Hos.,ital about one Only 18 of those questioned
motorist. Doctors who operated into his office ~r a sin1Je bullet hour aft.er the 12:2:5 p.m. shooting. said they could oQt set aside wts;t
on her HY she is lucky to be alive tore loto bla back, leading Otrlcen said some of the 200 they already know about the C ...
after suffering massive head in· employ es at the rum school to students at the Laurence Merrick while 26 said they weren't cer•
juries. bellevetheSG-year-oldfllmmaker Studios reported seeing a "sus-tain.
Hulbert raised Dr. Stross• was playina a practical joke on picioua actiq" man wbo bad Nooe of the lurors who
eyebrows during the interview them. been haneing around the responded in the 1 ·quesion ~IL!t
when he talked of being involved Richard Romero, financial con-Hollywood school au morning, vey will serve on AUaway's jury '4
in three deaths in a seven-day sultant t.o Merrick's school, gave asking some of them about Mer· he is tried in Orange County. &»
period . this account: rick. the March 7 trial date, theft
The psychiatrist made repeat· "Wew~elookingforhim (Mer· The assailant was described by scheduled jury duty will have
ed attempts to persuade Hulbert rick) to come beck, liecause we police 88 heavyset, about 22 to 28 ended.
to elaborate on the statement but were golnk to ask him a question years old, wearing blue denim But BuUer believes the current
without success. about somethine. And all of a sud-overalls and a yellow knit cap. He panel of jurors is likely to renect
denwet>eardaloudpop ... and wasaboutS-foot·Bwithbrownbair the impressions of the March
Hulbert faces eventual court then he came running in and said, and wore gold rimmed sun-panel, the jurors who might lhen
action in Los Angeles County on 'My God, I've been shot.' glasses. sltlnjudgmenton Allaway. ~a~esrelMedto~~~ed~ iiiiiii~~ij~ij~~~iii~~~~~~i~~ii~iji~~ii tacks on six women in that area if
he ls found sane during the cur-
rent hearing and tried in Orange ·
County.
But police frequently com·
mented in the period immediate.
ly following his arrest that be
may h ave been involved in more
than one murder.
Deputy public defender Walter
Zech commented Wednesday
that no such charges beyond the
single murder allegation were
ever pursued against his client
who was indicted by the Grand
Jury.
And Dr. Stross commented
that the statements made during
the taping cannot under any
circumstances, be regarded as
solid evidence that Hulbert was
involved in more than one
murder.
Dr. Stross told the jury Wed·
nesday that Hulbert bad an in·
born mental disability that was
brought out and accented by the
defendant's heavy use of
hallucinatory drugs, including
LSD.
Irvine Seeks
Federal Funds
For Nutrition
Irvine school trustees gavE
preliminary approval Wednes-
day to ao appJ1catlon for $42,000
in federal money to start a nutri·
tion education proeram at El
Toro Marine School.
If the gr1nt Is awarded. the
school will offer a nutrition cur-
ri cu Ju m for the elementary
school children, parent education
s e minars and training for
teachers al the school.
Trustees are expected to make
a final decision Feb. 8 on whether
or not to apply for the $42,200,
which.is available under the ChJld
Nutrition Facilities Actof1975.
The money would be used to
hire a nutrition specialist, in-
struction aides, clerical help, Jn.
strucllonal supplies and tex-
tbooks.
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ding: "It should not be forgot-In Break·m· ten that prieathood ls not part
or the rl,:hta of a pen100 but de-
pend• on tho .•• mystery of Oran1• County SberUl'a of·
Cbrlll bet the Qiurdl." Ileen Ja!Jed a man on but1lary
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The Vatican aaJd O e dec:lan· char1e1 early today ~C.r be al·
Uoo was issued to dispel doubt& Jegedly YIH spo~. entee; \
at a Ume whl':~er C'l\rtltlad model homes In the !t.IHlon Vie /
c bur c b H , n cl u d ii .. ; th• area and Ca.(l")'ing newly l cl "'
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put0r1 ~ Pri.,U. John Timothy Sutton, 32, o!
l It rere11r•d to recent cor-PlacenUa. They .. Id Sutton rHpo~eaee ~ween Popo Paul operates a carpet buaineu in
and Dr:-Donald couan,, the AnabeJm •
arcbbtsbol> IOI Canterbury ucl Ottlctl'a •aid lnv11ti11Uon ..._
primate" t.be AniUcan Cburdl, ·vealed th.at new earpetinf had
In wblcb t.be pope aald lb• IC·_ been removed from a number ol
ceptance ot ~ome11 prlut1 bomu In &M Ankara Drive MC·
would blotk SWOar.&I toward tJoG of Klukm Viejo. Tbe .alueol qaHT •moa1 ChrhUao the loM bu DQ6. Jet bMD cte.-ebW'ch-. termlned.. '
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Laguna/South Coast
EDITION
OL. 70, NO. 27, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES
Aft ernoon
N.Y. Stoelu.
• TENCENT~
~.c1em.ente Mom. Guilty • m Child Abuse ·
,ll1TOM BARLEY oi-. °""' ...... "-"
A sobbing Carolyn Sue
rewater of San Clemente was
Ued into Oran1e OoJDty Jail
te Wednesday after being found
llty of three felony counts ol
dabuse.
Superior Court Judge Harmon
• Scoville ordered her commlt-
enl after a jury inhla courtroom
Ji.el
returned the verdicts demanded
by Deputy District Attorney
Frank Fuel.
Co-defendant l<ennftb Ray
Bold•nt 20,· a Camp Pendleton.
Marine, wufound guiltyontwoof
three cOQJlts of child abme. But
the Jury wbicb deliberated for
nearly foaar days reduced the level
oflbeoll~estomlldemeanors,
"It's in'tr,clible," ·Fasel said.
.
.. Theae two defendants were
equally 1uilty and J ·am simply
aatonlahed that Bolden was treat-
• Wao li1htly by the jury.''
The Marine faces sentencing
Feb. 11 to what could be one year
in the cowity Jail. Mrs. Brewster
faces a atate prison term of up to
three yean on her convlcUoQs.
The couple were arrested in
their San Clemente motel room
after Mrs. Brewster's younger daught~r, Cora, 2, was rushed to San Clemente General Hospital
with m ultlple injuries that almost
proved tobefataL
Each defendant blamed the •
other for causing those injuries.
During the trial it wa~ alleged
that Cora was repeatedly beaten
with a heavy Marine Corps belt
and burned by a cigarette on her
chest.
Docton who performe<Si brain
surgery oo tbe unconscious Infant
noted that her left arm was
broken and that her body was
black and blue with bruises from
bead to foot.
The child ls recovering from
her injuries and is being cared for
today in a foster home. Mrs.
Brewster's older tlaugbter, Jen-
nlfer, 4, bu ,Uao been removed
from her mother's cuitody.
JUdlfeScovtUe •et ball at $10,000
for Mra. BrewsfJr who collapsed
on the counsel table and moaned
and sobbed after the jury re-
turned ita verdicts.
Urged to again free the woman,
be promised a hearing into the Is·
sue and scheduled it for Friday in
<See ABUSE, Page AZ>
Tanker Blast lnjuree 17
oratoriu. E nds 4 Others
· ·Oil Drilling
'·Renewed in 118
Missing
In Texas
(:.
' By ROBERT BARKER
10I tllep.11, l'llot Sufi
I\ moratorium on offshore oil
lling off the coast of Hunt·
ton Beach was lifted Wednes-
Y by the Stale Lands Com-
ssion in Sacramento.
A spokesman Sf id that about 17
Jls are to be redrilled lrom
atrorm Emmy, l lf.l miles off
e coastline. by Aminoil USA
edestrian
ridge Set
Laguna
Tbe Laguna Beach City Coun-11 took Initial action Wednesday
eliminate a severe traffic bot-
eneck at Laguna Canyon Road
y constructing a pedestrian
d1e over the highway at the
estival or Arts grounds.
And, in a related action, the
uncil formally accepted an of·
r by the Irvine Company to use
acres aJong Laguna Canyon
oad JUSt south of the El Toro
ad intersection as a parking
\·n authorizing the city staff to
oceed with design and ad·
rtising for construction bids on
, e bridge. the council appeared
have abandoned thoughts <X
1ld1ng a tunnel under the road.
Cost estimates indicated the
nnel •would be twice as ex-
nsive ~ the $t50,000 bridge,
imarily because 1t would cost
00,000 to $150,000 to relocate un·
rground water mains
The bndge 11 to be located in
ont of the FHtival of Arts
unds. Officials hope it cpn be
ady for this s ummer '! art
lival season.
It la then that masses of
destrians crossing the Canyon
ad to get from parking or from
e Festival of Arts to the
.. wdust Festival nearby tie up Gae masses of autos trying to get lato the town.
I The bridge would eliminate the
eonmcts between foot and auto
traffic. I 'The council earlier bad turned
down a proposal for a pedestrian
a.tdge indicating it favored
Mmethlng less visible, like a tun-s.et. Problems With pollcinc. ven·
tilation, desitn and the under·
1"round util~Ues prevailed,
Z.,wever.
•In accepting the Irvine Com-
pany's offer of land for an ouuy.
tna parking lot, Mayor Phyllis
Sweeney noted that the planning
~mmlaslon bad concurred with .a.e Idea Tuesday.
f4rmaTheft
!_Oi.ly' Caper
· The thief wbo stole Lapna ~ Pdl Blaine Hetllle '•paint-~ WedneldaJ mQ have 1otten more than he intended -a
16.ndlul ol oU paint, for inatarace.
-. Henrie, who pal~t.a with a
s.lette tnife, told Laauna Beach
Nice CM Sl.250 pa1ntin1 was
"611 1fet when taken &om his
lilolne. And. 1lDce the paint Is laid
4111 ao lbJctly, it will likely take Pout two weeks to dry, he aalcl.
palaUnf, named • 'lloppet .
blntera•• .was take-. fro~
Jltnrle'I rd14ence at 51& Temple
JllDa l>rlvt Wbtte lt stood Inf~
d a 1Ud1Df door. PoUce u. fn. ~--·
"'
Inc., formerly the Burmah Oil
and Gas Company.
BAYTOWN, Tex. (AP) -A
aeries of explosions rumbled
through an 800-foot tanker early
today as it took on a Joad ot
gasoline and other fuels, leaving
at least 17 people injured and
at least three others m'\ssing, the
Jn additlbn, about 38 wells are
to be redrilled on the company's
upland oil field along Pacific
Coast Highway and west of
Golden West Street inruntington
Beach.
Don Everitts, an official with
the State Lands Commission,
said today that approval was
granted after AminoH agreed to
several stipulations.
.. U.S. CoastGuardsaid. ri A witness said many crewmen
I leaped into the Houston Ship
Channel or were burled over. board by the blasts that sank a
nearby tugboat and touched off a
spectacular flre.
They include:
-PURCHASE OF a $10 million
insurance policy against
damages from a possible oil spill.
-AGREEMENT BY the com-
pany to open a claims office in
Huntington Beach for prompt
settlement of claims.
-COMMFl'llENT BY Aminoil
to develop a new oil spill cont·
in«ency plan.
Bob Goggf.nt, dJvialon produc-'
~~-
ltleantehlle, in B'ateaii •
The sands of Waikiki Beach in Ha-..il ~
filled with tourists escaping from colder
climates in;tbe mainland United States and
• •
F~ E• paint.a. F~ a aM"Ople of what -the
weather was like in less fortunate cUmea,
see PageA4.
lion superintendent for AminoU, J'~L--on ~;.J,,.. said that each new -well will re-JVlllUJ ~--~ quire a State Lands Commiuton
permit before drilling or pToduc-CleD1ente Firelll.en
tion can be started. Prime Clwice ,
•
A Coast Guard spokesman said
there were at least threl' e~
plosions aboard the tanker Exx.
on San .Francisco as it was being
loaded al the giant Exxon re-finery here.
"It was a rumbling type of ex~·
plo$ion and the tan.let did not
simply blow up," a spokesman
said4
A Co~t Guard spokesman s•
three of the persons m isaing wei4.
crew me"1bel'S of the tugboat
Nathan 8, wb.lcb sank n,ear the
tanker and was belleyed to have
provided lbe spark that touched
orf the blasta. The fourth was a
crewman from the CYS
Brilliance, a Liberian tanker tied
up at \he same dock.
011 companies were prohibited
from drilling new wells or redrill·
ing old ones because of the 1969
oil spill in Santa Barbara Chan-As CIA Head To Get Pay ·Raise He s11id tbe tanker's crew ot 30 to 40 men were all accounted fpr.
,_ The Coast Guard said at least
nel.
Goggins said, however, that oil
production has been going on at
pre-spill levels and that PlaUorm
Emmy bas been producing about
32,000 barrels of oil per day.
Goggins said that drilling from
upland properties are expected
WASHINGTON (AP) -:\lUl
D. Moyen, former top aide, to
Lyndon Johnson is a prime can-
. didate to be nominated CV.
director by President Carter,
according to sources inside and
outside the administration.
to begin in March. He said drill· Moyers was out of the country
ing from Platform Emmy is today. A source at CBS News in
scheduledtostartinJune. New York City, where Moyers
The decision by the slate to lift is the chief r eporter and
the moratorium bu nothing to do anchorman for "CBS Reports,"
with leases that have been more aaid .. he is f11mmg a doeumen·
recently granted by the federal tary ln Cuba, whose leader the
government. . CIA allegedly plotted eight
Several exploratory efforts~· times to kUI between 1960 and
going on further off the coast. • 1965.
~ Moyers could not be reached
by telephone.
Sewer Ra te Sliced CBS News said be authorir.ed
it to say "he has not been of·
fered a job in the Carter ad-F or SC Apartments ministration by the President or anyone claiming lo repres ent
the President. He is not con·
tending for any job."
As a first step in restructuring
sewer service charges, San Juan
Capistrano councilmen voted 4·1
Wednesday to lower the monthly
rate for multiple residential units
h"om $4.50 to $2. The new rate
will go into effect Feb. 1'.
' Mayor Douglas Nash voted
"no," saytne·be would like to see
all rates lowered until a thorough
study Is made or city sewer
service costs. • •
White House Press Secretary
Jody Powell told reporters:
"With regard to speculation
about a new CIA director, it's a
little early to be s peculating
about that, and I think if you
did you'd get yourself into an
embarra&11ing situation."
"My guidance is not ~o
(he CHOICE, Pa•e A2)
Vatican Dee!laratfott
San Clemente firemen will get
a 14 percent pay raise over two
years if the city council approves
a wage settlement reached this
week .
Honk If: l'oa
Want ro Pass
RENO, Nev. (A P) -A
United Airlines jet bound
from Los Angeles to
Portland sustained slight
damage when it struck a
flight of geese as it ap·
proached a landing at
Reno International
Airport, officials s~id.
No one on board the Boe-
ing 727 was injured and a
flight controller said the
jet appeared to make a
routine landing Wednes·
day night.
Airline officipls said
structural damage was
slight to the aircraft's
radar·dome nose and right
'1(ing flap but repair and in·
spection of the craft would
Wrequlred.
There was no casualty
report on the birds.
,
Female Priests
VATICAN CITY CAP)-Tbe
Roman CaboUc Church will not
ordain women a1 prte1ta no.
matter ~ otber churches do,
tb• VaUcan said todaJ, beeawe
Jesus Cbrtlt waa a man and bis
rtpreH•tative. on earth must ·
bear a "natural reaemblance."
A 11,000-word declarat.\on b ·
sued by the Vaticu'a Con1re1a·
tlon for Use Doctrine of the l'altb on the ordtn of Pope
· Paul Vl said tM cbureb baaed
lu decltklft OD the atutude of Cbrltt. wbo cboee oat1 mlles
for hi• apoltless, and tbat ot the
dJtclpltt, who choe• only men
.. prietfAI.
laformecl IOUfta ••kl .aru.r
t.hlt wMt • t.bat the document
toaJd op.a tbe ,..,. fO/I' ........
a sacramental eenae t'at goes
beyond eymbollam. A • •natural
resemblance" ii thus r~ulred.
it aald quotlna· St, lThomas
Aquinas. •.
"Wbtn It ll neceaaaf)' to ex· pr"• aacnunenUJly the role ol
Obrtit ln the '!lucharl•t. tbJ1
'natural .reeembluce' that~
extat betweea Cbrlat and Na mtnilt.r wwld be mldbil ti tho
role of Cbrtlt -.... not held by
a maa, .. ~,~m~t~
tmiicf .. ""' ~-*··-G:t~
Firemen would get the raise in
three steps. Two amounting to 8.6
percent would go into immediate
effect. Tb~ councU is e~pected to vote
on the contract Wednesday.
The IS.member San Clemente
Fire1J1 en's Association un-
animously approved the agree-
ment Tuesday.
Terms call for a six percent in·
crease retroacrl• to July 1, an
additional 2.6 pereent effective
Jan. 1, urn and an extra 5.5 per-
cent starting July 1, calculated
fro~ the current top rate or
$1,117 ptt month.
City negotiator Ivan Morriss
said the two-year pact is the first
of its kind, and that contracts
with the remainder of San
Clemente's 171·member work
force also will be for two years .
He said the longer-term agree-
ment will provide "stability and
long-ranee planning, both for the
city and for employ es.''
Morriss said the extra pay'
would brtn1 city firemen up lo
abollt avera1e rates paid In the
county. San Clemente firemen
<SeellAJSE, P a1e'AZ>
Trio Hunted
In San Juan
Bank Heist
Suspects are sUll belng hunted
by the Orl.(11e Count)'. Sheriff's
Dep,artment and the FBI tn con·
nectfon wttb a $12,~ bank rob-
bery in S•n Juan C•r;ano Tu day.
Ttree people arre ed by
Sherttl'• deputies ln San Juan
shortly after tbe heist welt ques-
t.lon.cl by t.be FBJ, wblcl\ decided
they wire not tbe trio ~at held up
the Bw <A America branch.
A story in the Daily PUot W• neaaday errobtouly ~rted that ·the benlltl toot Slo0,000
.lroJo baU ttQen. Tbe fllut, WM .-...fd ~UM t'BrJ,r~b tri lh&a Alta; wtdch lak( lo4kated
tbat ~ bllGEmaUGn C&IOe frOIJl a ~u ~leaH wlt.h a typ~· ~t--~"'!fefte1 revl.ed UM 111\fte~to ••ci.r t9 •10,000'' IDd ~·· c~. Robert Orllfeih ~WU.Uiouatu ~-·
three or the injured requir~
hospitalization. ·~
About 45 people were evacuat-
ed from nearby homes.
·'They were loading beating oil
through a loading arm when the
arm broke, spraying heat.idg oU
over the dock," said Coast Guard
spokesman Lt. Dennis Sande..
The tug was tipped over and
sank upside down, witnesses
said.
Film on Planning
Slated in Laguna
The film "Concept '85" will be
shown at the next meeting of the
Citizens Alliance at 7:30 tonight
at the Laguna Shores Hotel, 420
Cllff Drive, Laguna Beach.
The film deals with concepts
envisioned by the Citizen& Town
Planning Association for traffic,
transportation, parking and con•
figuration of the downtown basin
for effective land use.
Coast
W eather
Mostly <loudy with 60
percent chance of showers .
Highs 62 to 68. Lows 47 to
53.
I NSIDE T ODA\'
AUh01AQh Califomio law re·
gulallng tM 1150 mlllion.-a-
lfCClT /uneral bu1h1eu is
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TOP CIA CHOICE?
Ex-LBJ Aide Moyers
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The administration sources
sad Moyen ls a front runner for
the CIA . Sources outside the ad-
ministration said he has been re·
commended to Carter by top pre-
sidential aides.
The outside sources said there
is a reasen the adlninistration re-
fused to confirm it.
But the sources would not
specify the reason.
CBS s4bsequently confirmed Moyera'preseQCelnCUba.
''He's doing the country, wh at's
going on down there," the CBS
sources said. "It's vety diCficult
to get an interview with (Fidel)
Castro. The lasll heard he had not
gotten permission to interview
him."
The Senate committee Uiat in-vestigated the <;lA last year re-
ported:
"We have found concrete
evidense of at least eight plots in·
volving the CIA to as,s~inate
Fidel Castro from 1960 to 1965."
The panel found that the CIA:
-Involved underworld figures
in the plotting.
-Twice sent poison piUs and
dispatched teams to make sure
Castro look them.
Student House
Auction Set
I A four-bedroom house in
Capistarano Beach, desisned,
•built a nd landscaped b y
Capistrano-Laguna Regional Oc-
cupational <ROP> student<>, will
go on ttie block Friday.
Bidding 1s scheduled at 11 a.m.
at the house. 34791 Calle del Sol,
said Hertor Navarrette. ROP
super1ntende:i1 Sealed bids
should tn dudC' naml', address
and phont• numlwr of the h1ddcr,
as well a:-the amount t)ld and a
certified or rac;h1er's check for 2
percent of tht• btd.
Navarrette said proceeds from
the sale will be applied toward
construction or permanent ROP
admin1strat1\.c headquarters
PRIESTS ... l~anrement or equality between
•exes. the document said. ad·
d ing· •·1t should not be foraot·
ten that priesthood is not part
of the rights of a person but de-
p ends on the ... mystery of
Chns t and the Church."
Thl' Vatican said the declara-
t ion was issued to dispel doubt.a
, at a Ume when other Christian
churc h es, including th e
Episcopal Church in the United
States, were opening the door
1 for women to become mlnlsters,
p astors and priests.
Thief Gel8 Guitar
A U ·strtni guitar, valued by
e>wner Shawn Easley at $500, was
taken by a burRlar Wednesday
from 2•9 Via San Andreas, San
Clemente, police said.
OftANOE COAST UK
DAILY PILOT
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Murder defe ndant Ken
Richard Hulbert wu tryinl to
''force the devil to come out and
fight" when he throttled one
woman to death and beat another
on the head with a rock until his
cloth ea were bloody.
Thia was testimony via
videotape interview given Wed-
nesday to Hulbert's Orange
County Superior Court jury.
Hulbert, 2S, was questioned at
length following his arrest one
year ago on charges of murder,
rape, kidnap and robbery.
The Fullerton man told Dr.
Lawren ce Slross, the
psychiatrist who is supervising
the presentation from the witness
stand, that he fell during his at-
tacks on two women that "Satan
was playing his eame, sitting
back laughing at me."
Hulbert said he did not realize
until Whittier housewife Gina
Marie Tisher Jay dead beneath
him tbal be had exerted ab.
norm al force in his efforts to
compel the devil to leave her
body.
Police found the 19·YHr-old
victim's body in the back or her
car on Jan. 7, 1976. It is alleced
that sbe was forced into the back ot the vehicle al gunpoint after
she met Hulbert at a Fullerton
shopping center.
Hulbert repeatedly protests
du.rin~ the ei&bt hour taped
aenlon with Dr. Strosa that·
mvrder charges are not jus tified
since the victim did not die.
"Death is an illusion,'' he said.
And be frequently · rt!peats his
belief that women are deformed
versions of "the unisex" who are
used bythedevlltocballengeman
and God.
Hulbert lestilied that he told
Mrs. Tisher and a woman who
was kidnaped by him four days
later that he wu determined to
force the devil to leave their
bodies.
He said be picked up a rock and
battered the second woman after
she ar&ued with him for ei&tit
hoW's during an automobile drive through Orange and Los Angeles
counties. ·
The woman was found in a
ditch in the Irvine area after be-
in g s potted by a passing
motorist. Doctors who operated
on her say she is lucky to be alive
after suffering massive head in·
juries.
Hulbert raised Dr. Stross'
eyebrows during the interview
when he talked of being involved
in three dealh5 in a seven-day
period.
The psychiatrist made repeat-
ed attempts to persuade Hulbert
to elaborate on the statement but
without success.
Hulbert faces eventual court
action in Los Anieles County on
charges related to his alleged at-
tacks on six women in that area if
he is fonnd sane durinJ the cur-
rel)l bearing and tried in OranJe
coanty.
.But police frequently com·
mented in the period lmmed1ate-
ly fo.Uowing his arrest that he
may have been involved in more
than one n>~er.
Deputy pubUc defender Walter
Z~b commented Wednesday
that no such charges beyond the
single murder alleeation were
ever pursued against his client
who was indicted by the Grand
Jury.
• I Mail Goes· Through
To San Clementeans
Regular mail service resumed
today for 76 San Clemente homes
whose residents had been forced
to resort to makeshift mailboxes,
some even planted in curbside
garbage pails and boxes to re-
ceive home delivery.
Postmaster Octavio Luna had
ordered delivery stopped two
weeks ago to enforce a Postal
Service regulation adopted last
September that calls for the
rural-t ype mail boxes to be
placed next to the curb.
The object is to permit the
malJman to de posit the mail
without leaving his truck ,
thereby saving time and money.
Today Luna reversed himself
and ordered that the postman de-
liver the mail to the reguler box-
es all or the homeowners had set
up behind the sidewalks, on the
house side.
A ssemblyman Robert
Badham, whose district includes
San Clemente, assisted. A
Badham aide s aid the con-
gressman called the plight of the
San Clemente 76 to the attention
of the Postal Servi ce in
W ashlngton.
After a brief investigation, the
aide said, the Postal Service is·
sued authorization from i~ re-
gional office in San Francisco to
resume normal delivery with no
restrictions.
Upon approval of a pending
variance application to permit
residents to double up mailboxes
on a single post planted behind
the sidewalk. residents will be re-
quired to re-position their boxes.
Clemente Approves
First Apartnients
San Juan C8'18trano city coun-
cilmen approved the city's fJrat •
apartment complex Wednesday.
City officials said It should
1enerate about $88,000 In farm
preservation fees over the next
threeyean.
Under city requirements, the
172 apartments planned for the
complex will be built in lncre-
l.A>ng-time
LB Hospital
Woman Dies • Helen Dammarell, 84, a resi-
dent of Laguna Beach for 14
years and acUve in the South
Coast Community Hospital aux·
iliary, died Wednesday.
Artangements are being con·
ducted by the Neptune Society.
No service ii scbeduled.
In addition to her work with the
holpitaJ, Mrs. Dammarell was
active in the Laguna Beach TLC
proeram for senior citizens and
1he played the piano at the iroop's lWlcbeona.
Slte ls survived by a slater, A~y ~son of Oak Park, Ill. and
son, Bud Dammarell of La&una
Beach.
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ABUSE •••
bla courtroom. Bolden remalu .,.... on bis ~mi.le to appear for Hntencii!f.
Judie SCovtlle waa told dw1.nl courtroom act.Ion Wednt1d11
that llra. Brewster ii now ltvtnc
1ritb another man In the Hunt. ~ Bach area. He did not
cotD11llDtGG tbeall .. 1Uoo.
menis over the next three years.
The city's agricultural pre·
servation fee ordlnarce, adopt·
ed a week ago, requires residen·
tial builders to pay $SOO per
dwelling unit toward agricultural
preservation.
In a ddition: Builder Frank
Woolsey will be required to con-
tribute a "fair share" or the cost
of a traffic signal at Alipa:t
Street, where the complex will be
located. .
Woolsey said one-bedroom
apartments in the complex will
be about 750 square feet and rent
for about $300 a month.
· Two bedroom apartments will
be about 1,050 square reel and
rent !or about $345, he said.
Woolsey said be anticipates no
restrictions on children.
Thomas Merrell, cily planning
director, said the complex will
feature landscaping and rustic
architecture, with a minimum or
open·air parking. He said the
builder has agreed to scatter
recreational amenities .through
the complex, which includes a
swim ming pool-cabana area.
Artist Plans
Demonstration .
Artl1t Peter Stampfel will de-
mon1trate his painting techn.lque
'toolCht at a meeUq of the San
.Juan Ca,Platrano Art Aaaoclation
al 7:30 at Marco Fonter Junior llii.h School~ 25601 Camino del AvlcinlDSaaJuan.
Stampfel'a painUnca, whlc:h are dkplayed thtouabout North
America and Eu.rope, reflect the
'art.lat'• earlJ JMl'I 1n the north ·wooct. ol ltiru>tsota, HJd Muy
Cunnlncbam , publicity
cbakman.
Addlt.iOtta.l Information on the
meetlnlJ or the alloclatlon l•
available by ca1Un1 Carolyn Mutller, prea14eot.. 5'&"3'1G.
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Seek New Jurisdiction
ACLU lawyers (from left> Leonard We-
inglass, David Weitzman and Michael
Lyons hold photo showing white Marines posed in "black" style outfits. They are
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asking the Secretary of the Navy to re-• =:
move the Ku Klux Klan case from Marine :~
Corps jurisdiction. :
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RAISE •••
are now the lowest paid.
Airport Gun Case
Charges Dropped :: Other provlsions ol the con-
tract include a study of health in-
surance benefit. aimed at. reduc-
ing the employe share of pre-
miums. Those deductions now
ral1k among the highest in the
county.
Charges of carrying a con·
cealed weapon, filed against a
Hunllngton Beach woman who
was about to board a jet at Orange
County Airport in December,
were dropped Tuesday during her
hearing in Harbor Judicial Dis·
trict Court.
security guards at the counci
airport found a .22-caUber pisUll
in her purse. •
Court officials dismissed Ute
case Tuesday when it was found
that the gun only fires blanks.
Another employe-wide innova-
tion would be an employe sugges-
tion program. Employes who of.
fered cost-reducing ideas would
·earn 10 percent of the first year's
net savings, up to $1,500.
B arbara Springer of 8081
Holland Drive was arrested when
Miss Springer said sbe had been
given the gun to use as a scare de-
vice for protection. She had
forgotten she bad it in her purse. •
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• EDITI ON
Today' Clo8ln .. ' N.Y. Stoeks
VOL. 70, NO. 27, 3 SECT(ONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1977 N TEN CENT
.HuntingtQn Oil . Drilling
By ROBERT BARKER OI Ille Oflt~ "''°'\!•II "fA moratorium 'on drrshore Qil
~rilling off the coast of H~t
gton Beach was lifted Wednt1S·
ay by the Stale Lands Com-
»ilsalon in Sacramento.
' A spokesman said that about 17
ells are to be redrllled Crom
platform Emmy, 11:i miles orr
the coastline, by Aminoil USA
Inc., formerly lhe Burmah Oil granted after AmmoU agreed to
and Gas Company. several stipulations.
tn addition, about 38 wells are They include:
to be redrilled on the company's • •
upland oil field llong Pacific -PURCHASE OF a $10 million
Coast Hig~ay and west of Insurance policy against
Golden West Street in Huntington damagea from a possible oil spill. Beach.
Don Everitts, an official with -AGREEMENT BY the com-
the State Lands Commission, pany to open a claims office in
said today that approval was Huntington Beach for prompt
•
setUe;ient of claims.
-<:OMIUl'llENT BY Amlnoil
to deve.._ a new oil spill cont·
tngency plan.
Bob Goggins, divislon produc-'
tion superin~enl for AminoU,
said that each new well wfU re-
quire a State Lands Commlasion
permit befoce drilllng or produc-
tion can be started.
Ban
Oil companies were prohibit«!'
from drilling new wells o•edrill-
ing old ones because or tbe 1969
oll spill in Santa Barbara Chan-
nel.
Goggins said, however, that oil
production has been going on at
pre-spill levels and that Platfprm
Emmy has been producing about
32,000 barrels of oU per day.
Goggins saJd thlt drilling from
Lifted
upland propertJes are expected
to begin in March . He said clrtn·
ing lrom Platlorm Emmy Js
scheduled to stak in June.
The decision by the state to lift
the moratorium has nothing to do
with leases that have been roore
recently granted by the federal
government.
Several exploratory efforts a.re
goin& on further off the coast .
. ewport Sign La~s 'lnade~ate'
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syl1i1n Promised?
Death Suspect
-, Tabs Governor
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A~ Wlre,i.eto M<tp
SITE OF EXPLOSIONS
UtJNty Sub:tatlon Hit
I error1sts
1Bomb Utility
uhstation
CU PER.I l 'liO <APl -At least
our powerful bombs. believed to
tbe work or terrorists, severe-
Y damaged a Pac1hc Gas &
le~trac substation today. knock·
g out four transformers and
ower to 21.000 customers,
uthorilles reported.
FBI spokesman Frank Per·
one S'31d investigators expect
he New World Liberation Front
(NWLf l to claim responsibility,
n llghf of the terrorist group's re·
ent attacks and threats against
be uhlitycompany.
Marlene Tobias, o f the
WLF's above-ground unit, said
be has heard nothing from the
nderground units on the
ur~~no ~;~nr c I a ~m c d
esponsib1hty for explosions at
wo PG&E substations an Marin
ounty Jan 19 and Jan 22. The
Jlroup ha., demanded free elec· tricity for the aged poor.
The Santa Clara County
heri(('s om~ said the first
l>lasts occWTed at 12 24 a.m .
promptlnJC calls from dozens or
area residents to flood police
switchboards.
At 12:35 a.m • after two de·
puties amved at the substation to
investigate, two more bombs
went off The deputie~ were not in-
jured.
PHOENIX, Ariz. CAP > -The
confessed killer or a news paper
reporter said today he was pro-
mised asylum after the killing at
a place in Mexico, owned by li-
quor magnate Kemper Marley
and Arizona Gov. Raul Castro.
John Harvey Adamson, 33, who
pleaded guilty to seeond·degree
murder Jan. lS in the slaying of
Arizona Republic reporter Don
Bolles, testified for a second day
in a preliminary hearing for
Phoenix contractor Max Dunalp,
47, and suburban Chandler
plumber Jimmy Robison. S4.
Dunlap and Robison were
c ha r ged with first-degree
murder and conspiracy in the
June 2. 1976, car bombing after
being Implicated by Adamson, a
state's witness.
Bolles, an investigative
newspaper reporter, wu gather-
ing information for a story on
land deals when he was killed.
"If you want to, I can get you
out of the cowitry in a minute,•)
Adamson quoted Dunlap as say-
ing to him about a week after the
bombing. "There's a twin-engine
plane and Kemper and the gov-
ernor have that thing down in
Mexico."
Marley, 70. has declined to
comment. Police will say only
that they are not seeking him, but
are investigating Adamson's
statements. Newsmen have been
unable to contact him.
But Castro termed Adamson's
co mments "absurd a nd
ridiculous."
"I have never had any connec.
tion with Mr. Marley either
here or in Mexico," ~e governor
said. "A check of the facts would
reveal that Adamson has com-mitted perjury."
Bike Trails
To Be Swept
Newport Beach's bicycle trails
will be a UtUe cleaner because
members of the city's Bicycle
Trails Combuuee talked the city
council into spending an addi-
tional $1,900 to . have them swept
at least twice a month.
City councilmen approved the
new sweeping schedule after
committee Chairm an Steven
Sholkoff, explained that many ci-
ty trails are swept only once a
month .• • •
, He said his committee hu
found these routes to be the ones
that most often are littered.
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4 • • n .Just the Bare Facts
California 'Rtlh#ay PatrOhllan Jltl'OlllAl · U&ura, 'I'bie off!cet" n\~tftf ttle inspectlon Pererra (right) finds himself in an'embar· ia unidentified. Neither Pererra nor his
rassing situation after his motoryc)'de cycle was seriously damaged.
wiped out on the Ventura Freeway near
Texas Fuel Tanker
Blast Injures I 7
BAYTOWN, Tex. CAP> -A
series of explosions rumbled
through an IK>O·foot tanker drly
today as It took on a load of
ga10Une and other fuels, leaving
at least 17 people injured and
at least three others missing, the
U.S. Coast Guard said.
A witness said many cr ewmen
leaped into the Houston Ship
Channel or were hurled over-
board by the blasts that sank a
nearby tugboat and touched off a
spectacular fire.
A Coast Guard spokesman said
there were at least three ex-
plosions aboard the tanker Exx-
• 4>n San Francisco as It was beihg
loaded al the giant Exxon re·
linery here.
")l was a rumbling type of ex-
plosion and the tanker did not
simply blow up," a spokesman
said.
A Coast Guard spokesman said
three of lhe persons missing were
crew memJ>ers of the tugboat
Nathan B, which sank near the
lanker and was believed to ha~e
provided the spark that touched
off the blasts. The fourth was a
c r e wm an from the CYS
BrlllJance, a Liberian tanker tied
up at the aame dock.
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TEXAS M1le1
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SITE OF EXPLOSION
Gas Tanker Rocked
He said lhe tank'er's crew of 30
to 40 men were all accounted for.
The Coast Guard said at least
three of the injured required
hospitalization.
About 4S people w!re evacuat·
ed from nearby homes.
''They were foading heating oil
through a loading arm when Uae
arm• broke, spraying beatin1 911
over the dock," said Coast Guard
spokesR}an Lt. Dennis Sande.
Catholics
NiXWomen
As Priests
. VATICAN CITY (AP)-The
Roman' Catholic Church will nQt
ordain women as priests no
matter what other chur<.'hes do,
the Vatican said today, because
Jesus Christ was a man and his
representatives on earth must
bear a "natural resemblance."
A 6:000-word declaration is-
sued by the Vatican's Congrega-
tion for the Doctrine or the
Faith on the orders of Pope
Paul VI said the church based
its decision on the attitude of
Christ, who chose only males
for his apostles, and that of the
disciples, who chose only men
as priests.
Informed sources said earlier
this week that the document
could open the way for women
lo become deacons as they were
in the early days of Christiani-
ty. But an official commentary
releued with the declaration
said the congregation ha~
postponed a decision on women
deacons.
It ts ·•a question that must be
approached in a lhorqµgh way
without preconceived fdeas but
with direct study of texts,•· the
commer1tary said.
Authorities said entry to the
•ubslatlon wa• B•lned through a
hole, four /eet by five feet, cat ln
the chain Unk fence around the un-
manned facility.
Sheriff's Sgt. Lloyd Timmons
said the explosions were caused
by al least four pipe bombs fllled
with dynamite or other high H ·
plosive and equipped wtth a Um·
lnl device. "It was very similar to
ttevicea used in terrorist bomb-lnia In the past," he said.
Speed.Fur~r LoOnrlng
Deacons may preach, give
communion apd assist a priest
in saying Mass but are balTed
from saying Mass and bearing
confeJSion. the two m ain rites
ln a Roman Catholic's religious
Ufe.
The declaration said priests and bishops represent Christ in
& Heramental aenM-that l(>eS
beyond symbolism. A .. natural
resemblance" ls thus required,
It aald quoting St. Thomas
~I Orchestru
Concert Friday
e combined orchflt.r.; ot e a Mesa, Est'&ncla and
ewport Harbor Ht1b ~ m preMnt a public concett Fri·
.S.Y at 7:80 p.m. in the NewPort
Hart.or Hlfh School A\ldltorlum.
Tbt Al -Dlatrlct Combtned ~cbeatn, under the dlrecUon ot nd.1 Eutman, will perfMm a
leetlon of compoaltloalf b~
Stttbonn, Straun, $ehubetr
ad odatrt ~ t.be· Jnll'.,a.
Ad•UaJoa Sa •1 "''"•1t1ck1U ........ at tbe doOr.
Newport Hills Resident$ Spark Contr.oversy
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
OfhlN!IYIOlleCMI"
The furor over ch.a1lbl the
speed lln\lt on New.port Hills
Drive ls Just t.be fi~~ ~what P."O-
mlaft to be a ~ by
nel&hbotbood cootroveny over tralfic1peed.
Thal was tbe muaage the
Newport Beach CUy Council Cot
Moraday from ctty Traffic
Jtn1lneer Blll Darnen.
Darnell ~ bef<>H the
council'• ttucty 1e1eion to ex,plal.n
the meebaNct ol MttlnC aptld UmUa.
He told COUl)Cll members t.h•tln
order to be able to use radar to en·
fore' ·~ Ja-.. a tt1ndard1Hd 1urvey Medi to be made of clty
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A~uinat. ~ · 'When il is ntcessa o ex-
preu ucramentally th le of
Chrlat ln the Eucharist , tbls
•natural reseinblance' tht must
exi¥ between Cbrts\ and bis
a>lnlater would be miasin1 U the
role of Cbrbt •erf! not beld by
a Man," the statement con-tlnu~.
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WASHINGTON (AP)-;-
l>tfme Seet'«ary a.rol.4 81"0 . ,.tel w~ay "there are re-UGDab,. pn11peeta" tor • ~ ··u.a.-&Met -.reement on u~i.
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Planners
Seeking
Hearings
• By MICHAEL PASKEVICH
Of.,.. 0.11, ...... Staff
Newport Beach planning com-
_.missioners, in a letter to the citt
council, say existing -Sign lawt
are "totally Inadequate for a citf
with as much eslhetic aware-
ness as Newport Beach."
Com missioners hope tbe citf
council will direct them to reopen
hearings on a new sign or:
dinance.
"I believe the council will take
the recommendation ver y
serious ly." Councilm an Dod
Mcinnis said today. ,
In 1975, then·mayor Mcinnis
led the fifght against a tougher
sign ordinance drawn up by the
City's planning staff• He called
the code ''vague, l<>O"s t an~ irq-
PoS4jble to enforce" and inabJte44
on a recoding of the ordinanc~
clarify the situation for local
businesamen.
After a aeries or hearings, city
councilmen tabled the proposed
ordJnance.
In October 1976. the council
asked the planning starr to re-
codify (clarify) the existing sign
ordin~nce to make it more un·
derstandable lo residents and
merchants.
The planning statr has s jflce
followed through on the request.
but during recent planning com·
(SeeSIGNS, Page A2)
Space Pioneer
Fighu Cancer
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Wernher ·von Braun , the
Germ an-born rocket pioneer who
helped rurect American space
exploration. is fighting a batUe
agai n st cancer that has
hospit alized him for t hree
months.
Despite his illness, friends re•
port he is in good spirits and oc-
cupies his time reading, visiting
and selecting papers to be placed
in a permanent collection at the
Marshall Space FLight Center in
Huntsville, Ala.
While head of the Huntsville
facility throughout the 1960s, von
Braun directed development of
the Saturn 5 rocket which
transported 12 U.S. astronauts to
lhe surface oC the moon.
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Weather
Mostly cloudy with 60
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Highs 62 to 66. Lows 47 to
53.
INSIDE TODAY
Althouoh Col•f"""'1 low rt· •
gulotmg tht IJSO million.-a-
11tar funeral bullntu u
<U•cri~. o.1 ant of tht. no-
tion'• ~-. niforcnnlnl baa ~n qruatton.ed •. P.art Ill o/
cm Auodat«I ~tu ieri•• u on. P.og• AIO. r
Al DNLYl'ILOT H
By TOM BARLEY
Ol IW 0.ll't ~ ... ~If
Murder d efendant Ken
Richard Hulbert was tryin& to
••force the devil lo come out and
filhi' • wben' he throttled one
woman todealh and beat another
on tbe heed with a rock until b1a
clothe& were bloody.
This was testimony via
videotape interview given Wed-
nesday lo Hulbert's Orange
j County Superior Court jury.
Hulbert1• 25, was questioned at
Jen1tb fouowing his arreat one
I year ago on charges of murder,
rape, kidnap and robbery.
The FuUerton man told Or.
Lawrence Stross, the
1 psychiatrist who is supervising
: the presentaUon from the witness
, stand, that be felt during his at-
' tacks on two women that "Satan
was playing his game, sitting
back laughing at me."
Hulbert repeatedly protests
during the eight hour taped
session with Or. Stross that·
murder charges are not justified
since the victim did not die.
"Death is an illusion," he said.
And he frequently repeats his
belief that women are deformed
versions of "the unisex" who are used by the devil to challenge man
and God.
Hulbert testified that he told
Castaways Property Fro•PogeAJ
Newport Council
Eyes Moratorium·
SPEED ...
-"ttte speed limit as is and said the
association that started the whole
thing has now withdrawn its re-
quest.
A mass meeting 1s planned on
At tbe request of one of 1 Newport Bay's Environmental
protection groups, members or
the Newport Beach city council
have agreed to consider a
moratorium on development of
the 76-acre Castaways property.
Councilmen have asked City Attorney Dennis O'Neil to pre-
pare a report on the steps that j they would have to lake if they
1 decide to impose the moratorium sought by SPON (Stop Polluting
Our Newport).
I Four members of SPON ap.
peared Monday night to ask for
the moratorium outlined in a let-
'ter to councilmen.
pletion sometime in 1979.
Councilman Lucille Kuehn sug-
gested that it the S~N members
were interested In h lping solve
city traffic problems they could
file application for the
Transportftjon Plan Citizens Ad·
visory Committee which advises
the city council on traffic pro-blems.
None or the SPON membeFS at·
tending the meeting indicated
they would be willing to join the committee.
the subject Feb. 10 at the school,
so councilmen agreed to take no
action on the speed limit until the
meeting, which will involve the
PT A, the homeowner groups and
Darnell. • Meanwhile, councilmen ap-
pea red unimpres,lsed with
Darnell's conclusions and they·
asked bim to p.rovide cbtll Qlat
abo"'s rAising a Jpec!d limit
because most cats t.rav~l too Cast
won't mean that those ume c~
wUl then violate the new. faster
Umlt.
• • •
mlasloa stad.1 aesslona, com· mtulODtn -.esaed a du{n) to
atal11t0rk •a new ordinance.
~~ topasl prole1la from •Wetem!!a.. Plaonln1 Com· .._. •• wawam Aeee today
aaid, .. I wish the business com·
munity would come in and work
with us. There's no one on the
commission who wants to knock
anyone out of bu.slneu.
He said the commluion ii out to atop flagrant abuses aod pre·
vent Newport Beach from look·
ing like Harbor Boulevard.
The present slgn ordinance
places a 200·square·foot limita·
lion on ground and Pole signs.
Although plannina com·
missioners have not formally
suggested any new limits, the
tabled Olanning staff proposal
soueht to lower tbe limit to
ISO-square feet.
Councilman Mclnnh said com·
pletion of the recodification of the
present ordinance could open the
door for "meaningful dialogue"
between planners and the city
council.
In the letter to Ute city council,
planning commissioners said the
business community may be
-more responsive to a more pro-
gressive ordinance now that the
economic climate bas chant.ed Cor
thebelter.
The letter says excessive, un·
attractive signing bu not come
about because the coastal com-
mission baa been taJdng a firm
position against roof atgns and
large pole signs. '
..............
TOP CIA CHOICE?
Ex·LBJ Aide Moyers
Johnson Aide
Prime Choice
As CIA Head?
WASHINGTON <AP) -Bill
0 . Moyers. former top aide to
Lyndon Johnson is a prime can-
d ldate to be nominated CJA
director by President Carter,
according lo sources inside and
outside the administration.
Moyers was out of the country
today. A source at CBS News in
New York City, where Moyers
is the chief reporter and
anchorman for "CBS Reports," said he 1s fLJming a documen-
tary in CUba, whose leader the
CIA allecedly plotted eight
ticnes lo kW between 1960 and
Allaimy
Jurors
Siu;veyed
A aurvey of juron now aervi.n~
in Oran1e County SupeirJor Court
shows almost all havt beard ot
read about the slayint of aeven people last summer on tbo C&l
State Fullerton campua.
But the s11rvey also shows moet
of the jurors feel they could give
accused mass murderer Edward
Allaway a fair and impartial
trtal.
Purpose of the written survey
Dy ueputy t'ubUc Uetender
Ronald Buller was to help prove
Butler's contentlop that Allaway
can not tel a fair trial in Orange
County.
"We'll have to spend some
time studying the results to tell
what they really mean," Buller
said after giving the survey re-
sults to Judge Robert Kneeland.
Jn summary, 70 juror-$ said
they had beard or read about Al·
laway while 76 of those ques.
Uoned said they had not.
But 139 jurors admitted the1
bad read or heard about the kill! Ing of seven people and tbel
wounding or two on the Fulle~
campus last July 12. Only aevellJ
j urors ,said they bad nl
knowledge of the bloody shooting
spree.
When asked if they could dis·
regard what they already know
about the case and judge Al·
laway solely on evidence pre-
sented in court, 101 jurors said,
yes, they could.
The letter is also highly com·
plimentary of the Irvine Com-
pany's elforu t.o maintain a low.
key approach to signs on Irvine
Company property.
Jlowever, commlsslontrs Croquet Tourney .~
believe present reculat.lons are
1965.
inadequat.&becauseeach area'oC Moyers could not be reached An invitational croqu.e\
the city is treated dlfterenlly, in by telephone. tournament sponsored by Toti
particular, planned communities Terrific T shirts will be held ~
and business d.i4trict.s. CBS News said he authorized Balboa Park at the Balboa Pief,
SPON members said their re·
quest is based on the overloading
of the traffic system around the
property along Dover Drive
Hoag Suicide
Brings Suit
For $1 Million
Darnell said the basis for
establishing a speed limit is the
85th percentile.
"It ia time th~ the city de· it to say "he bu· not bun Of. Feb. 5 from 11 to 4 p.m. Newport
velop a lair, conaistent, reuooa-fered a job in lh4l Carter ad-Beach restaurants are invited to
ble sign ordinance acceptable to ministratioo by the President or send a team or three to
its residenUal and commercial anyone claiming to represent participate in the free activities.
property owners," the letter the President. He is not con-For more information call Tom
; states. tending for any job." Terrific T shJrts at 675-5411.
He explained that this means a i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
·between WestclHr Drive and 1 Pacific Coast Highway. j Councilman Ray Williams said
1 he is sympathetic to the idea pro.
I posed by the group, but pointed
~>Ut that a moratorium or sorts ialready exists on the property.
· Representatives of the Irvine
Company, which owns the land,
: have said they will not propose
, any development on the parcel
'1ntil after the March p•rtr bond I election. in which funds will be
sought to buy some Castaways
land for open space and park use.
In addition , company
representatives and developers
concede that little can be done
wJth the property until after the
completion of the new Upper Bay
Bridge because the bridge ramps
will take out part of the property.
The brtdJ!r 1s slated for com·
Gun Charges
Damages totaling more than $1
million are being demanded in
Orange County Superior Court by
the family or a man who fell to
his death from a building at Hoag
Memorial Hospitl in Newport
Beach. Named as co-defendant with
the hospital in lbe lawsuit filed
by widow Cynthia Hershfield of
Tustin is Or. Irwin Kemp!er and
his Kempler Psychiatric Medical
Group of Newport Beach.
Jt is alleged that Anthony J.
Hershfield died in a fall last May
24 because of the defendants'
failure to properly supervise a
patient who was known to have
suicidal tendencies.
Named as plaintiffs with Mrs
Hershfield are her three minor
children: James Lance, Angela
Jeanne and Diana Lynn.
Against HB Bi,'Jre Trails
1Woman Ended Group Plans
Char1es ol carrying a con-
cealed weapon, fiJed a1atnst a
Huntlniton Beach woman who was about to board a jet at Or&Jl!e
County Airport in December,
were dl"Opl)«t Tuesday during her
heartn1 in Harbor Judicial J>i5.
trlct Court.
Barbara Springer or 8081
Holland Drive wu arrated when
security guards at the county
airport round a .22·callber plslol
lnberpu.ne.
Court oatciala dismissed the
c:ue Tue.day when It was found
that the runonJy fires bl a nits.
MJu SpriqenaJd 1he had been
given the IUft lo use Ha IC&Te de-
vice for protection. She had
forgotten she bad it in her purse.
DAILY PILOT
Newport Ride
Members of the Newport
Beach Bicycle Trails C1Lizen Ad-
v Is or y Committee have
scheduled an 11-mlle ride for
Feb. 6 to inspect the city's bicy-
cle traHs and their connecUons
with the trails built by Costa
Mesa.
The tour begins at 1 p.m. at the
Mariner's office building al JSS
Placentia ~ve., near Hoag
Memorial Hospital.
Committee chairman Dr.
Steven Sholkoff, a Newport
Beach radioloeiat, Monday invit-
ed membera of the cily councH to
join the tour. ·
"It concludes at my office and
I am prepared to offer free X-
rays of whatever hurts at the
end." he tol.d the laughing coun-
cil.
survey ts taken and the maximum ;
speed at which 8S percent of the
drivers travel is considered re-
ason able and prudent.
The limit is set.by rounding that
speed down to the nearest 10 mph
speed, Darnell sald.
His example was charted on one
city street he refused to identify.
He said the study showed that 8S
percent of the drivers traveled al
or below 38 mph, so the speed was
roundeddownlo30mph.
Councilman Ray Williams, who
lives in. Harbor View Homes,
said he was concerned that rais· ing the speed limit will just raise
the speed torthe8Sth percentile.
"It looks like we 'II have
Newport Hills Drive problems all
over town," he said.
4 Teens Hurt,
One Arrested
In NB Crash
Four Newport Beach
teenagers received reportedJy
minor injuries and one was ar-
rested for felony drunken driving
Wednesday following a traffic
accident on CWf Prive.
Police said the driver of tbe
car, a 17-year-old boy, was taken into custody following the 8:30
p.m. cruh that occurred east of
El Modena Avenue.
Two or his passengers were
also juveniles, one male and one
female·, and a third was 18-year-'
old Roderick Purvis or 2412
Windward Lane. Accordlnc to police reporu,
the compac:t station wagon was
seen speeding northbound on
Tustin Avenue and it went
through. the stop sl1n at ewe
Drive, turning right.
Police said the driver ap·
parently lost control or his car
while rounding ttie corner and
was unable to neeotlate a curve
Jn the road and the car rolled
over.
Small Car Sought
In NB Shooting
,.,,, ... "'., ..... a .............. ...,.
Ne1!'J)Ol't Beach police are look·
fn1lot1 rust colored Volt.swann
"bu1° with a shattered Tear win·
dow after the two men in St abot at
an Orans• County Harbor
Patrolman early today.
Det. Sam Amb~ey ot the
Newport Beach Pollce DeJ>ut·
ment sald ho 11 ukin.a Harbor
Area residents who m~bt have
teen tbe ear. described aa a
lMl-lmmodel, toeantacthiln.
Aeco~to,POllc. tepotta, the
•boodal in.ddent oce\lmld wben
Harbor Patr0Jma11 Walter BMl>beoa, JO, waa checklU the dock area •tilth Slrfft at about 2 a.m. ltepbtllil, wbowuunbqrt lnU..
tacicleat; Nld -... .-,.,,.,. \
men lol~ near bualneues.
The pair apparently started to
wallc awQ auoonastbeysawthe
patrolman.
St•pbens saJd when be called
for them to stop, one turned and
l1red a •Inile shot at him from a pistol.
The two men ran to a parked vw and drove on. but not before
Stephens ftred a •bot thr°'-llh the tear window. Polle• callecJ totbe •~•by the
patrolmen were unable tonnes the
1•e>rnen. Tb• mlullle men art d11crtbed
.. b•ln• 9bout atx fMl tall and w•llbln1 HO to ITS pounds.
Stepbens tald M beUev11 &My •tre~J0adll1unol4.
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OL. 70, NO. 27, 3 SECTIONS, 3-i PAGES
• • • unt1ngton
. ' , By ltOBERT BARKER I OllMDllllll'l19'1UH
moratorium on off'ahore oil
JUnc ~f the cout of Hunt·
n Beach was lifted Wednes·
by the State Landi Com·
sion lnSacrameJito.
spokeaman said that about 17
lla are to be redrUled from
tform Emmy, l~ mUes off
coastline, by Aminoil USA
Inc., formerly the Burmah Oil
and Gu Company.
In addition, about 38 wells are
to be redrilled on the company's
upland oil field aleng Pacific
Coast Hlghw.y ~and west of
Golden West Street in Huntington
Beach.
Don Everitts, an official with
the State Lands Commission,
said today that approval was
Oil . Drilling .Ban
granted after AminoH agreed to
several stipulations.
They lnclude: ••
-PURCHASE OF a $10 million
Insurance policy against
dam ages from a possible oil spill.
-AGREEMENT BY the fOID·
pany to open a claims ofllce in
Huntlnctoo 'Beach for prompt
'
setUement of claims. • OU companiea were prohibited
from drilling new wells or lldrill·
-COMMITllE,_.,. BY Amlnoll inJ old ones because of tft 1969
to develop '-a new oil aplU cont· oll aplll in Santa Barbara Chan· ingeocy plan. . nel. '
Bob Gotgins, division produc-, Go11lns said, however, that on lion auperint.eldent for Aminoll, production bas been going on at
said tbat each new well wW re-pre-splll levels and that Platform
quire a State Lands Comml.uioo Emmy baa been produclng about
permit before drilling or produc· 32,000 barrels ot oil per day.
tion can be started. Gogins said tha~drillin& from
Afteraeo• .
N. Y. Stoelut
• •
, upland properties are expected(,
to be1ln In M..-cb: He said drill.'
inf from Platform Emmy Js acbeduledtoat~lo June.
The decision by the state to Uft
the moratorium bu nothlne to do
wltb leues that have been more
recently irantect by the federal government.
Several exploratory effort.a are
goinl on further off the cout.
Iiel Tanker Blast Injure~. 17 •
.
.bddlelJaek 1'alleg
.-:~ousing Cost
. .
;1 Up· 30 Percent
· fle co,t ot houses in the Sad·
back Valley rose nearly 30
cent during 1976, or about 2.S
tent per month over the ·12 ~th period. I
'l'f\e latest figures from . the
ard ol Realtors show more
· 3,800 singl~ family homes
re sold in the valley Jast year,
. lding a total sales figure of
million.
alley realty board manager
ene Glanz aald staUstlca
tbered by tbe board office ln
guna Hilla show the average
gli family ~me Jn. the area 14 for Ju.st under ,$$3,200 in
uary ~ 1916 apd the 'average as $75,eOo by Dec. at .
.["It's really lncred.lble but it is
ill 1oing up at the same rate,"
!d If n. Glam. "I\ bu got to
somewhere but l was say~
at at tills Ume laat year, too."
Not. oa1Y have bousUit values
ne up but the llath11s of alngle
mily homes for sale have in·
areased sl(Jlillcantly as well,
id the board official. .
• Last year, nearly 6,000 houses
ere put on the market in the
lley area, compared to just er 4,200 in ms.
Tbe averaee home ln January
197$ was selling for Just
7,000, according to boa.rd data. • • an Clemente
om Guilty
~hildAbuse
The realty board's statistics
also show Wlal of the 6,000 houses
listed, only 59 percent were sold
during the year. And of those
sold, 20 percent went for the ask·
ing price. The rest were market·
ed at lesser values.
I
College
Site Issue
Backed .
Tustin city councilmen didn't
exactly endone • site for the pro-
posed new Saddleback Co1Je1e
district campus to serve their re!
aidents and those of neJgbboring
Irvine Wednesday.
But they did order Mayor'
Richard Edgar to write a letter to
college trustees supportin1
whichever of the two sites under
consideration is ''m ost
~onomical" to the district and
Jta tupayers.
Earlier tbls week, council
memben in Irvine endorsed a
site offered to the colleae by the
Irvine Company as an
alternative to the parcel selected
by trustees last year.
The latter site, located at the
corner of Myford Road and Bryan Avenue, is 3.5 miles closer
to the Tustin city limits than the
Irvine Company alternate, which
is at the comer of J~ffrey Road
and Irvine Center Drl~e.
The company has agreed to
sell 2Q acres of the Jeffrey·Irvine
Center Drive land for $45,000 an
acre and erant a five· year option
to bGy up to 80 more acres at the
Hmeprice.
The coUecea's independent a;>-_,..
praiaal of that land yielded a.
market value of $75,000 an acre
with a potential increase to
SUS,000 at the end of five·year
period.
Tru1tftl 6ave also been told
that the aite they chose last fall
wUl be more expensive to de-
velop.
At their last meeting, Trustees
deadlocked at 2·2 on which parcel
should be acquired. Mission Vie·
jo Trustee Donna Berry abs·
talned, leavinc the poaalbllity
that no chqice will be Corthcom·
tng until after the March 8 board
e)ecUon.
SACC Seekiag
• Support of
Ci~ Siudy
•
•
I Dll!ly .......... "11-a, It~.....,.
LA PAZ INTERMEDIATE STUQENTS CATCH ON TO NEW PHYSICAL EDUCATION COURSE
Becauae of• Faclltle• Problem, Friaben w,,. Added to ttte Curriculum
Fmbee Cltus
Added to
CUrriculum
By LAURIE KASPER
Of .. Dally"''",...,
Boya at La Paz Intermediate
School may consider themselves
fortunate that their physical
education inatruc.tora faced a
facilities problem this year.
It caused the addition of
Frisbees to the currlculwn.
Because a new track was beinl
built on the campus, there was.
less llpace available for tfte &Ym
classes, explained Greg Bond,
on.e of the lnskucf4ra. . An outside activity which re·
quired a minimum amount of
space ~as needed. For Bond,
wbo baa taught Fris bee playl~g·
in summer school, the answer
waaalmple.
So now, people who pass by the
1chool '1 ut>r.:r field max aee
youn••ten auncblng a couple
dozen of the plutic aaucen.
It •• obvious the boya enjoy um
tbree·week class.
But Bond, who admits, .. they
kind of tb1nk I'm crazy over here
becauae I do a lot of dlflerent
tbin11," eaya it'a bot just for fun.
It ii just a "novel way" ol'
teachina ~ and cat.ebb\&
1kU11, he said. It b•lr.• tbe
youn11tera denlop t inllll.
•Pffd and band•,e eoordfna· Uon. And, be aald, it help• wltb
(8" n188EE, Pate AZ)
Vatican Declares:
•
'No Female Priests'
VATICAN CITY (AP)-Tbe •
Rom an Catholic Church will not
ordain women as priests' no
matter what other churches do,
the VaUcan said today, because
Jesus Christ was a man and his
representatives on earth must
bear a "natural rltSemblance."
A 6,000-w9rd declarallon ls·
aued by the Vatican's Congre1a·
tion for the Doctrine of the
Faith on the orders of Pope
Paul VI said the clturch based
its decision on the atUtude or
Christ, who cln>se only malts
for bis apo1tle11 , and that of the
diactples, who chose only men
as priests.
Honk I/You
Want to Pan
4 Others i~
Missing \l
In Texas .~·
BAYTOWN, Tex (AP) -A~
aeries of explosi~ns rumbled.
through an 800-foot tanker «;arty ,
today as It took on a load of J gasoline and other fuels, Jeavinc
at least 17 people injured and
at least three others mlSsing, the'
U.S. Coast Guard said. •t
A witness said many crewmen 11 leaped into the Houston Ship '1
Channel or were hurled over·
board by the blasts that sank a j
nearby tu1boat and touched off a ~
spectacular fire.
A Coast Guard Spokesman said
there were at least three ex-:
ploaions aboard the tanker Exx-i on San Francisco as it was being
loaded al the giant Exxon re-
finery here. }
"It was a rumbling type or ex/
ploalon and tbe tan~r did not )
aisnply blow up," • apokes~an i
said.• A Coast Guard spokesman saflll'
three of the persons missing were '
crew members of the tucboat 1
Nathan B, wblch sank near the •
tanker and wu believed to have
provided the spark that touched
ofl the blasts. The fourth was a
crewman from the CYS
Brillia.nce, a Liberian Janker tied
up al the same dock.
He said the tanker1s crew of 30
to 40 men were all accounted for.
The Coast Guard aalct at lfJlst
three or the Injured required
hospitalization.
About 4.5 people were evacuat>.
ed from nearby homes.
"They were loading heaUnr oil
throurh a loading arm when the
arm broke, spraying beating oil
over the dock," said Coast Gtaard
spokesman Lt. Dennis Sande.
"According to reports, the com·
mercial tueboat Nathan B, which
was docked on the other side of
the pier from the San Franciaco,
started her engines and it was
shortly after that that Uae e~
plosiona occurred."
The tug was Upped over' and
sank upside down, witnesses
said.
SAN DIEGO (AP> -A woman
charged with murdering her
estranged husband and two
children has pleaded innocent by
reason of in.sanity. The trial of
Susan Marie Driscoll, scheduled
to beg.in Wednesda7, was de.
layed until Aprl14 by the addition
of the insanity plea.
Coast
Weather
Moatly cloudy with 60
percent chance of abowers.
Hl1hs 62 to ee. Lows 47 to sa.
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TOP CIA CHOICE?
Ex-LBJ Aide Moyer•
LBJ Aide
Top Name
For CIA
WASHINGTON <AP) -Bill D. Moyers, former top aide to
Lyndon Johnson is a prime can-
did ate to be nominated CIA
director by President Carter,
according to sources inside and
outside the administration.
Moyers was out or the country
today. A source at CBS News in
New York City, where Moyers
is the chief reporter and
anchorman for "CBS Reports,"
said he ts filming a documen-
tary in Cuf>a, whose leader the
CIA allegedly plotted eight
times to kill betwee.n 1960 and
1965. I
Moyers could not be reached
by telephone.
CBS News said he authorued
it to say "he has not been of·
fered a job ln the Carter ad·
ministration by the President or
anyone claiming to represent
the President. He is not con·
tending for any job."
While House Press Secretary
Jody Powell told reporters :
"With regard to speculation
about a new ClA director, it's a
little early to be speculating
about that, and I think if you
did you'd get yourself into an
embarrassing situation.••
Student House
Auction Set
A four-bedroom house in Ca pr !\larano Beach, designed,
h uilt a nd land s cap e d by
C.1p1strano Laguna Regional Oc-
rupat1onal ( ROP I students, will
.i:o on th<' hlock Friday.
Hrddmg 1:-. ~rhrduled at 11 a.m.
at th~ houst'. 34791 Calle del Sol,
'<H l'f Hector Navarrette, ROP
surH•r rntendent. Sealed bids
shoul1J include name, address
anr1 phOM number of the bidder,
u' v. ell as the amount bid and a
c<"rtalacd or cashier's check for 2
percent of the bid.
Na' d rrette said proceeds from
the sale will be applied toward
construction or permanent ROP
adm1n1strative headquarters.
F,....P~AJ
ABUSE .•.
from her mother's custody.
Judge ScovilJe set ball at $10,000
for Mrs. Brewster who collapaed·
+n the counsel table and moaned
_.nd sobbed after the jury re-
turned Its verdicts.
Urged to agtin free the woman, ~ pr-omlHd a hearing into tbe la-
•ue and scheduled It for Friday in
'1s courtroom. Bolden r.mains
(ree on bi.I promise to appear for
aentenclfti.
Judae Scoville was told durint
41ourtroom action Wedpeaday
tbat Mrs. Brewster ls now li~
11iith another man in the Hunt·
i.tgton Beach area. He dld DClt
~om mentoo the allegation.
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DAILY PILOT
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By TOii BARLEY
Ol h o.llY ~IMC tt.ff
Murder defendant Ke n
Richard HUibert WU trylng to
"force the devil to come out and
fight" when he throttled one
woman todeath and beat another
on the head with a rock until hls
clothes were bloody.
Tbls was testimony via
videotape interview given Wed-
nesday to Hulbert 's Orange County Superior Court jury.
Hulbert, 25, was questioned at
lenftb following hJs arrest one
year ago on charges of murder, rape, kidnap and robbery.
The Fullerton man told Dr.
Lawrence Stross, the
psychiatrist who is supervising
the presentation from the witness
stand, that he felt during his at-
tacks on two women that "Satan
was playing bis game, silting
back laughing at me."
Hulbert said be did not realize
until Whittier housewife Gina
Marie Tisher lay dead beneath
him that he bad exerted ab·
normal force in hls efforts lo
compel the devil to leave her
body.
Police found the 19-year-old
victim 's body in the back or her
car on Jan. 7, 1976. It Is alleged
that she was forced into the back
of the vehJcle at gunpoint aft.er
she met Hulbert at a Fullerton
shopping center.
Trio Hunted
In San Juan
Bank Heist
Suspects are still being hunted
by the Orange County Sheriff's
Department and the FBI in con·
nection with a $12,500 bank rob-
bery in San Juan Capistrano
Tuetday.
Three people arrested by
Sheriff's deputies in San Juan
ahortly after the heist were ques·
Uoned by the FBI, which decided
Uiey were not the trio that held up
the Bank of America branch.
A story in the Daily Pilot Wed·
nesaday erroneously reported
that the bandits took $100,000
from bank tellers. 'fbe figure was
obtained Crom the FBI branch in
Santa Ana. which later Indicated
that the information came from a
press release with a typo-
graphical error.
The federal agency revised the
ficure to ''closer to $10,000" and
Sheriff's Capt. Robert Grirfet.h
pinpointed the amount as $12,500.
Man Jailed
In Break-in
Orange County Sheriff's or.
flcers Jailed a man on burglary
charges early today after he al·
legedly was spotted entering
model homes in the Mission Viejo
area and carrying newly laid
carpeting from the recently built houses.
Deputies identified the man as
John Timothy Sulton, 32, of
Placentia. They said Sutton
operate• a carpet business in
Anaheim.
Offi<'ers said investigation re-
vealed that new carpeting had
been removed from a number of
bomn in &.be Ankara Drive sec-
tion of Mllsion Viejo. The value or
the loss bas not yet been de-·
termlned.
Hulbert repeatedly protests
durlna the eight hour taped
session with Dr. StroH that
murder cbargee are not juaWled
since the victim dJd not dJe.
'•Death ii an Wualon," be said.
And be frequenUy repeals bis
belief that women are deformed
versions of "the unisex" who are
used by the devil to challence man
and God.
Hulbert testified that be told
Mrs. Tisher and a woman wbo
was kidnaped by blm four days
later that be wu determined to
force the devil to leave their
bodies.
He said be pi<:ted up a rock and
battered the second woman after
she argued with him for eight
hours during an automobile drive through Orange and Los Angeles
counties.
The woman was found in a
ditch in the lrvi.oe area after be-
ing spotted by a passinc
motorist. Doctors who operated
on her say she is lucky to be alive
after suffering massive bead in·
juries.
Hulbert raised Dr. Stros!'
eyebrows durina the interview
when be talked of being involved
in three deaths in a seven-day
period.
The psycblatrist made repeat.
ed attempts to persuade Hulbert
to elaborate on the statement but
without success.
F,...P.ageAJ
PRIESTS •••
tinued. ''Otherwise, one could
hardly see the Image oC Christ
In the one who is minister. In
fact, Christ himself was and re-mains a man."
Priesthood should not be dis·
cussed as a matter or social ad·
vancement or equality between
sexes, the document said, ad-
ding: "It should "llOl be roriot·
ten that priest.hood is not part
of the rights of a person but de·
pends on the . . . mystery of
Christ and the Church."
Tbe Vatican said the declara.
tlon was issued to dispel doubt.a
at a time when other Cbrlatian'
churches, including the
Episcopal Church In t,he United
States, were opening the door
for women to become ministers,
pastors and priests.
UueerDay
PropOsed in ,
Saddle back
The Saddleback Area
Coordinating Council (SACC)
has endorsed a proposed Career
Day for area high school stu·
dents.
Support for the program is be-
ing sought by CoasUine Regional
Occupational Program officials.
They said they also will be talk·
ing to the Chamber or Commerce
and service organizations.
Paul Snyder, CROP superln·
tendent, and Trustee William
Kohler said the event would be
similar to a Career Day put on in
the valley five years ago.
They said the event may in·
elude taking youngsters to places
or employment and exposing
them lo "a world of work."
If the program receives the
needed support, they said, it pro-
bably would be offered in the spr-
ing to high school sophomores
an~ )!Jniors.
2l,800 Blaeked Oat
..
Terrorist Bombs
Wreck Subsiation
CUPER11NO (AP> -At least
four powerful bombs, belJeved to
be the work of terrortst.s, severe-
ly dam11ed a Pacific Gas &
Electrlc aublta1ion toda7, knock· la• out four transformert and
power to 21,000 customers,
autbortUea reported.
FBI spokesman Frank Pel"·
rone said investigators expect
the New .World lJberatton Front
<NWLF) to claim responsibility,
In Ughtoftbeterrorilt group'• re·
cent attacks and threats &la.inst
the utlnay CQmpany.
Marlene Tobias, or· tbe
NWLl''1 above·Jl'OUD<I unit, aald
the bH beard dOtblnt from the
under1round unha on the
Cupertino boaibtnes.
The NWLF claimed
ret]>OftllbWt)' l01t nploe1obl at
two POU IUblbt.l-. ln Mann
Couty Jan. 11 an4 Jaa. 22. '!be
ll"OGP bM demanded h'ee elec· trtclt,r for UM apd pOOI'. Tile Santa Clara County
IM'rttf'I oltl~• Hid lb• tint Wutlr-·OCIClilc.S et 12: .. a.m.,
--~~ .. ~ ...... e6 lroin --Of
are• -nlld nt1 to IJood pol.let . ··i~J~ ....... two ••
'
puties arrived at the subatati()\t to
ln~estigale, two more bombs
went off. The deputlea were nOt ln·
ju red.
Authorities aaid entry to the
substation wu eatned throu1b a
bole, four feet by five feet, cut ln
the chain Unk fence around the un·
manoedfacillty. '
Sheriff's Sgt. Uoyd Timmons
said the explosions were caused
by at least four pipe bombl fllled
with dynamite or other hllh ex·
plotive And equipped wlt.b a tim·
1ng device. "It wu very almllarto
devices used in tenortat bomt>-
tn11 ln the put, .. be 1aid.
Timmons 1aid the delay ln the
Jaat two eJCplo1loa. did not
neeeuarlly mun that tbe bom· ·
ben were try1Q1 to hurt law en·
fOl'etmenl ~el. ffe Hld it
wu not~monforboaibt.lm· Int devJcea toba" ao error factor
of 10 mlmltesoreo.
Tbe f adJlty locat.d oa a hill
about two blocki from the ... .,..t bome1, wei bomb,.s oa M~bJl, 11'71 aodcmNcw.a ma. Nopvup
elalmid tbe ftnt bam"6DI aDlltbe
Meoild ... d&lmid bj c..1'0rtm
calllia1 UaielliMl,...Amaicwfor,
.lultice. • • · • •
aary Dusti~
CINCINNATI (AP) -Not every trial lives Jarora the opport\inity to curl U1> with a girlie
..,u1ne. '
But with HusUer ma1uine -along wit.h its
publisher, bis wife, bis brother and the production
manager -the defendants, the seven men and flve
women in the jury have been ordered to study U is·
sues from cover to cover.
The deltndants are charaed with panderlnf ob·
scenity and engaging ln organh:ed crime. Publisher
Larry Flynt's wife Althea and brother James are
charged as associates in publishing the maguine.
Al Van Schalk is the production manager.
Teatiroony began this week alter two weeks of
jury selection.
In opening remarks, attorneys for both sldes
warned Jurors that they might be shocked by what
they saw in the magazine.
Mauson Cult
Behind Death
Of Producer?
LOS ANGELES CAP)-Police
say they do not know if the killing
of producer-director Laurence
Merrick was connected with his
film on tbe Charles Manson
family.
Merrlclc, creator of the 1972
documentary film "Manson,"
was shot out.aide hlJ nlm studJo
Wednesday. His fUm included an
interview with three rifle-toting
female members of the cult
leader'sclan.
Police Jald Merrick stumbled
into bis office after a single bullet
tore into his back, leading
employe1 at the film scbool to
beHevethe:JO.year-old fUmmaker
was playlne a pracUcaJ joke on
them.
Richard Romero, financial con·
sultant to Merrick's school, gave this accooot:
"Wewerelooklngforhim (Mer·
rick) to come back, because we
were going to uk him a question
about something. And all or a sud·
den we beard a loud pop . . . and
then be came numln_g in and said,
'BifyGod,l'vebeenshot.' •
f',...P_AJ
FRISBEE ••.
their visual orientation.
"I'm even convinced there's a
carryover In other skills," he
aaid. Math and organbational
skills come into the play or some
or the Frisbee games, he ex.
plained.
It has worked out so well, he
said, that Frisbee will be con·
sidered a regular part of the PE
class nPxt year.
But Bond said La Paz's
physical education pro1ram 1s
different from traditional sch~(
gym programs. I
In addJUon to the usual buic
sports, be explained. they em·
pbaalie leisure time actlvttles.
Bond said lb.ls is because or the
kind or community Mission Viejo
is. Chances are, those students
will find leisure sports socially important in the years to come,
he said.
Golf and tennis may _be ani Im·
portant means or making busin-
ess connections, he pointed out.
And who knows. a future big bu$ineas deal might be finalued
with the fling of a little plasUc
saucer
®QUALITY
TELEVISION
County
Jurors
SurveyeiI
A survey of Juron now aer~
in Orange County Superior Court
1bow1 almost all have beard or
read about the alayins of sen.a
people lut •ummar on the c~
1 State Fullerton campus. • I But the survey also shows moet
I or the Jurors feel they could 1lvo
accused mus murderer Edward
AJlaway a falr and Jmparttal
'trial. .
Purpose ot the written survey
by ueputy }'ubllc uerenatr
Ronald Butler wu to belp P.fOVt
Butler's cmtention lhat AlJawaf
can not 1et a falr trial in Ora.nee
CoWJty. .
"We'll have to spend some
time atudying the results to teU
what they really mean," BuUer
said after giving the survey re-
sults to Judge Robert Kneeland.
In summary, 70 Jutors said
they had beard or read about Al·
Jaway while 76 or those qu•·
Uoned said they bad not.
But 139 juron admitted thes
had read or beard about the kllt!
ing ot seven people and th4
wounding of two on the Fullert<iJ
campus last July 12. Only~ev
jurors said they had n
knowledge ol the bloody sb
spree:
When asked iC they ~o~ld dis·
regard what the~ already know
about the case and Juda• Al·
laway solely on evideace pre-
sented ln court, 101 jut0rs saJd,
yes, they could.
Only JS of those quesU9n~
said tbeycoulCl not-.t Utdewb-..
they alread.y know abOut tM c•
whlle 26 &ald they wer•i cet'
ta in. ::
Nontr ot the jurors wfti'
responded in' the u.queslon s""
vey will serve on Alla way's Jury (C
he ls tried in Orange County. 8t
the March 7 trial cfate, theft"
scheduled jury duty wJU bav.e
ended.
But Butler believes the current
panel of jurori ls Ukely to reflect
the lmpresslon.s of the l!i&ar~t\
panel, t.M Jurors who mlt!ft'then
alt In Judgmentbn Allaway.
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Bank Packages: -·
Worth the Price?·
87 SYLVIA PORTE It .-
Mo~ and more banka are ofterlna tome type ol
"packa1e plan" covertna cbecttna accounts and other
ftnanc lal services for a set monthly fee ol about SS. Altboulb
lntroduCf!d in California only three years aco. the Idea hu
cau1bt on fut: at le&1t one.quarter or t.he naUon's 14,000
banks have adopted lt.
But la tuch a plan worth the price!
A packb~lan that costs $.1 a month usually includes a
variety of services that individually could coet tar
more. For instance: a no·aervice-cbarge checkina account,
unlimited persooallted checks. overdraft check rotectioo,
aafe·deposlt box. un·
limited traveler's and
caabler's c hecks and
money orders, a card al·
lowlog check cub.lng at
all bank branches and
reduced loan rates.
But those coosidering the pac aae p an should consldtr
also bow many of thole services they normally use, bow o~
they use them. bow much the bank charges for the package
and whatservtcesltprovldes.
SERVICES INCLUDED IN THE PACKAGES vary.
Some might also include a bank charge card. automatic
transfer or funds trom cbeckin1 to savings accouma,
automatic payment of Instalment loans, ll!e lnaurance
plans. notary service, financial counselina. even special
seminars explaining Social Security and Medicare benefits.
These guides may help those conslderlne a packaae
plan:
-Find out what services are included in the packaae.
warns the American Bankers Assn. CABA ). See which ones
are actually needed.
-TALLY UP WHAT THESE SERVICES cost on an lb;
dlvidual basis. "Then," advises lhe ABA, "slmp!1 matc!b
your present costs -or projected costs -against the pri~
of the package." The dllrerence between the two llluret'
should determine lf the plan will pay off.
-While making the caJcuJaUooa, also decide the value
of the intangibles of the package -conveniences, a pre;
arranged line of credit, similar service$. Those wbo re-
gularly use a broad range of these services probably can
benefit from the package. On the ot.belt hand. those who use
only one or two baaic services or who must deal with two or
three different banks probably will not.
Obviously, a bank won't offer all these services to
everyone. Some of the features involve extension of credit.
for which applicants must qualify. But generally, says the
ABA. the qualifications are the same as the credit quallflca-
Uons for a bank charge card.
THE PACKAGE PLAN BAS BEEN SO successful at
some banks that they've dropped the monthly service
charge.
Customers there get the same services simply by qua.li·
fylng and signing up for memberslup. But they may be re..
quired to keep a mlnimum savings account balance ....
usually about S200 -in order to take advantage of the cost.
free services. If the savings account dips below \he
minimum, the bank may charge a monthly fee of $2 to M uh.:
Ul the savings account returns to the minimum. . .
The package concept is offered by banks to encour._1e
customer loyalty. As of now. the ABA estimates, tbe
a verage person deals with at least three banlclng and sav·
lngs institutions. •
The package plan can allow a customer to capitalize on
and profitfrom thia competit.100 among banks.
14-polnt Plaa
Industry, Labor_
Unite for Jobs
SACRAMENTO CAP> -Industry and labor leadens;
usually at odds, got together on a 14·point legislaUve pro-
gram aimed at creating jobs.
''The top priority of both labor and Industry is lo res tort
a favorable economic climate and remove the obstacles W
job·produclng business and Industrial expansion," Robert
Monagan, president of the California Manufacturers As;
sociation. said Wednesday at a joint news conference wltb
union leaders.
THE PROGRAM INCLUDES A 2-cenl·pet·galloo boost
In the gasoline tax, elimination of the inventory tax, tu
credits for capital expansion and pollution control equip.
ment and a streamlining or government permits for new tp.
dustry.
Monagan, a former
( J
Republican speaker of
T~D SCE'"1E the state Assembly, aaid 4VD n . the propoea.la were pre;
aented to Democralif
-----------Gov. Edmund Brown
weeks ago. but so far
Brown's reaction.
Jr.'• office sevenl
there had been no indication .. ~
Brown has opposed any general tax Increase. and bu
sponsored measures that ellmlnated aome business W
breaks .
· Democratic Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymaliy Issued a stab~·
ment prai.sing the labor·induatry coalition and said he hoped
environmental interests would Join it .
.JAMES LEE, PRESIDENT OF THE state Bulldine and
Construction Trades Council, said he was joining lo the pro-
gram because 25-28 percent of the state'• 340,000 buUdina
tradesmen are unemployed.
"How in the world can the governor, at a Ume when un·
employed workera· televlalon seta and can are beinl. re-.
posaeaaed, ask these peopJe to lower their expectaUonl
when rlghl now they are at the bottom.of the barrel and Ca.a
10 no lower?" be ulted.
Lee said the building trades unions lost 22,500 memben
In Cali!omla between 1W73 and l975.
,.THAT'S WllV WE'RE GETTING toaether to do
eomethlq aboutJoba "heaaid.
Arthur Mullett "Of the United Steelworkers sa.ld 1a per.
cent of lta members are oul of work, with the unemployment
rale blu.lnt20perctl'l •t Kalsor. "I r~ent1Y told Bethlehem St.eel," be aald, "that I want
tbeQl to be • eolld operating company ao that I can aet what
1 w anl for my people, &ood w aaes and WOl'kln1 condJtiom. ''
S&L lists Record year
Tbe snatest «r0wt.h year In the 42-year h.l.story ol
t.a•una Federal Saville• and Loan Auodalloa wu NWt·
4d to lbe board ol d1rect.orS b1 Loma Milla, president. • Total ....U.reaehed ssu.•,eoo u o1 Dec. at, up zs.s
penent from '254.o.tl,8'8 on Dee. 81, J.f1$. :
New 11W\p ol $52.2112,m.17 represent an Inc....._. cl
21.1 peramt 4uriftl the J.Z.month period for a total cl
WTl,7ZZ,•U1.
MortcaP 10IDI lncreutd tJJ-.-,111.iato ayearlDd
tot.al ot -.,ure,m.u, atao NPCl't.td.
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