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Coal Mine Wall Tot to ·oeath
DAILY PILOT
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 3, 1977
VOL. 70, HO U. J H:CTIOHS. J6 PAGES
, S A S hoot o ut
County Market
Owner Killed
By GARV GRANVILLE
0t tft• O•ity P1l•t St•tt
A woman market owner was
killed and her son was ser1ouslv
wounded Wednesday night when
three juveniles armed with
sawed-off shotguns attempted to
rob a ne1~hborhood i::roC'cry store
in Sunta Ana, polll·e said.
Ktll<'d in a bloody <'xrhangc of
gunfire was lloyyou Kong Lau,
66, owner of Santa Ana Food
Market al 1216 W. First St.
Wounded in the fruca~ was the
victim's son, Ken Lau, 25, a San-ta Ana resident.
Also wounded was one of the
Miner Taps
Ii,/ e Meas age
Through Wall
TOWER CITY, Pa. CAP> -
'Warm SO<'ks, a Jug of hot broth
and <'hewtn~ tobacco were
t pust-ied through a six-inch tunnel
today to a coal miner entombed
1 since Tuesday when an under-
1 ground flash flood wrecked a
'coal mine.
· Ronald Adley, 37, tapped a
f1message or ure through a 6().foot
, wall of solid conl Wednesday al-
l ternoon, nearly 32 hours aner he
and other miners were trap~
I by water and debriR about a mile I from the mine's mouth. r Seven men are missing. Two
f
·were killed and their bodies re-
covered, nod three, wiio escaped,
were injured when the water
swept through the mine, in the
I beart of Pennsylvania's an-
1 tbraclte coal mining area, .CO
miles northeast of Harrisburg.
k The water apparently broke
1 through a wall from an a ban·
doned shaft, sweeping mine tim-
' bers and other debris 1.hrouab the tunnel.
.. Adley'a in very 1ood splrlta
and very rood health," said Leon
Rkhter, vice president o{ the
Kocher Coal Company, the
mine'sowner. · ·
The supplies were placed tn •
two four·foot·lorc canilten and
pushed through a six·incb bole bored Into lhe coal durfdg tho llltht.
Johl18butock an omcia.1 with
the fed«al Minl.;, Enforcement
and Safety ,AdmlnistraUoa, •aid
Adley. the fatb.er -~ two-, abo aaked for 8 abet OI ~ but.
.. hPAa>
three young robbers. an umden
tified Juvenile now lodged 1n the
prison ward at lJCl Medical
Center.
Police said the juvenile bandit
is in satisfactory condition. But,
they said, hospital authorities
say Lau is in serious <.'ond1tion m
an intensive care unit at the
medical center.
According to police. the three
boy bandits stalked into the store
at 10·40 p.m., each of them car-•
r ying a sawed-off shotgun.
They reportedly forced the
market's emµloye!> and
customers. about nme people, in·
lo a meat cooler.
But, police said. th<' young rob-
bers became fruslrated when
they couldn't o~n a safe contain·
ing the day's market receipts.
In an exchange of words with
his captives. one robber re
portedly became angry and fired
his gun. The gun misfired. pohce
said.
With that misfire, however,
I.au apparently decided 1t was
lime to use the .38·~1iber re-
volver hidden from view inside·a
jacket he was wearing~
And that unleashed a shoot;ng
ntotch in which poliee say at
least 11 shots ~re exchanged
'-etween the robbers and their
captives.
Mrs. Lau was mort·all·Y
wounded in the exchange. She
died lour hours later as surgeons
battledlosave ber liCe.
The woman's s01t wu serious.
Jy wounded and one f>f the
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Boy Follows
Momin Death
PHOENIX, Arb. (AP> -Rudy
Servin, aD-11-year-old Phoenix
youth, whole mother was killed Satur~ in a CaUfo.rnla car-
uain ~t. died when a IUD
accidelltly dlsebarged as be and
another brother and sJster were
playing ln · a l>edtooln, P91ic:e a aid.
Police-a~1WedMscta11the boy
bad a .31k:8liber pistol and his
sister, Dori. 10. bad a .~allber
automatic, both belongina to
their fatbei'. Rube Servi.D.
Offlcfn tald the Cirl did not
know tJ:ae ~ wu loaded when
sbe pul.ledt.~the t.ri1cer and the
• bull l •iNllt Ute bo~ In tbe • ~.Bl wupronoueeclde-8d~irriftlita~
Truant fficer
Dallf Pilet S~I -·
fighway Patrolman Ken Daily
may~thi twice before trying to use a
:-.hod cut again to get to the scene of a
call. Wednesday night Daily was attempt-
ing to assist in a drunken driver arrest.
He decided the uickest way to the scene
was via an u ompleted stretch of Los
Alisos Boulevard between Muirlands
Boulevard and J eronimo Road in El Toro.
Whalhe <lid~t.c.o.unt on was .a .trench and
a pile of dirt hidden in the darkness. After
the impromptu hill climb, he was taken to
Saddleback Community Hospital, treated
for facial cuts and released this morning.
'He Was Plumb Wild'
Wi/ e Teatif i,es Mate Beat Child ro Death
stick of hers. When she slow~ up
a little more, he-hit her harder.
He even hit the bottoms oC her ·
feet wtth that stick."
Mrs. Maddux also l"5lified tlult
her hwiband forced tJae child to
1'HEFJ' YICTIM
'PAIY TWICE
drink six or eigbt gulps ot hot
sauct\. •·1 had almo9t a wbolebot-
tle of that bot sauce and. he used
up alafost every bit of it," she
sald. Maddux bad beendrinldngand
taking pills for the .two days
before Meli.sha's death:, said lrlt:s.
Jrtacl<htl. · : ~ "He actied plumb wild," s1ae
added. "He'.s been mean before.
but: l'ye never seen him that
bad.''. • ·
Maddux admitted 1te was
drUnk l'DOlt ol t.M last two days ot .
Mellsha'I llre,.but that beaaw his
wife awanow pep~ Ud wlllp Me Usha. • · .. I seen her Wbtpping W.y
with a naler and a fiyswatter ban·
dle/' said Maddux, adding that
he nad asked his wife to atop tlio 'beaUnp on.seven! occasion&. ..,1
di4 seeberbult a-l2·~ t.er!• •
Bvt lladdUXwd be oner ..
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School
Aide
Accused
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Ol lhe Dally l"tlol Stall
A high school truancy officer
faces charges of recruiting two
boys, each 16, in a Peruvian co·
calne smuggling scheme after
police allege he made a $10,000
deal with a Huntington Beach
narcotics detective Wednesday.
Alec Jefferson Rose, 27, a
Golden West College law enforce-
men t maior who worked at Marina High School, today was
held in lieu ·or $25,000 bail.
Rose was booked on suspicion
of conspiracy and inducing or
soliciting minors to import or sell
cocaine.
The two youths . who police 38•
sert were handed Sl0,000 in front
money to finance the tnp lo South
America for the sllmulant drug,
were booked into Orange County
Juvenile Hall. They face COil·
spiracf charges and are held to
answer charges in juvenile court
or being in danger of leading
lewd and dissolutC! laves.
Detective Sgt. Karl Vidano, or
the narcotics detail, 8aid no
drugs <1f any kind·wer-e seized-as
a res ult of the Wednesday night
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Co ast
We ather ,
Variable high cloudints5
clearing late tonight. Gus·
ty northerly winds 20 to 30 1
mlles per hour especlally
below canyons through ,
Friday. Le..VS tenlght 42 to·i~ :;o. Highs Friday 60 to 66.
~mE TODAY. . .
A fO'IT'fter Cotta Mua man ·
. toho tt.trned to lfctba vnitltJ9
after~ hU cxlwr1il&ag 1Job now bat thlf munba,hoo . "°"' on the ,,_. ~ UU ,and baa told the moWe Ol9d
• ,a,,nbclck riOht• /or more 1
tlJora o mUlNn doUan. See·· ,PaQ1A1. .
W TON CAP; -lwt•
treH J1H pl l(.ln 11 dt·
lft"IDi.D9d to a p up ap Lo
l &.nkl'tl ol t--. ' to
try to aupport for Ill•
Equal IUOtaAm«adme t.
"We c-an't ~ dlacoura1ed,"
abe uLd foUowln" rejK'llon ollbo
propo ed amc:ndm.,nl by the
North Clll'OUna Lq11lature th.a
week. "You jUllt have to move oo
at harder."
MIS1' Staplet.on, who playa tbo
subminlve and sll1htly naJry
Edilh Bunker in lhe lelevilioo
domestic comedy "All In The
Family," has been cruaadtna for
the ERA for two years.
A member of the National
C"ommisskln on Observance of
International Women's Year, she
told the Washington Press Club
on Wednesday she hopes a senes
or state conferences on women
will generate new support for the
amendment.
The ERA has been ratified by
35 states and needs approval by
38 stales by March 21, 1979.
The first of SS conferences was
las t weekend m Vermont and the
Ski, Resorts
In Sierra
Due Snow Job
By The Associated Press
Financially troubled Sierra ski
resorts are grateful for every
snownake this dry season and
can look forward to a few more
b} Friday.
The National Weather Service
forecsast snow showers today
and a chance of flurries Friday in
the Sierra Nevada with the snow
level at 3,000 feet north to S,000
f<>et south. Snow accompanied by
gusty winds also was forecast for
the Mount Shasta Siskiyou area.
The weather service :.aid a
Pacific cold front has p1C'rced the
northwest corner of the slate and
will continue southeast and
weaken.
A gradual warming trend is ex·
pected by Friday, but forecasters
predicted the threat of local frost
will continue in the valleys.
Jn the San Francisco Uay area,
:.i 20 percent chance of showers
was predicted today with mostly
fair s ki es tomght and Fnday.
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BEATING • •
any bruisl.'s on th<• girl's body,
<'Ven when she" a:. found dead
M eUsha's autopsy reported the
C'hlld had •·muhtplc contusions
and abrasions
M addul( was shown a picture uf
a soflb;ill s1n•cl bru1s t.• on the
girl's mncr thigh and asked 1f he
knew what caused 11.
.. No. unless 1t was from her
!Wanda ) whipping her," he
replied. "I didn 't put them
there."
Entered as evidence was a
metal-tipped bo11eball bat which
Mrs. Maddux said her husband
used lo beat Melisha Also en·
tered wa:ri a note which l\1 addux
:-aid h<' wrot<' and tacked up m
the kltch<'fl . It said, "This is my
home and I do as I darn plense "
Mehsha was hosp1tahzed when
she was 11 months olcl ;md the
Madduxes were Jalle-d for six
months for child abuse, a m1sde
meanor. A social worker decided
last May it was safe to send lhe
child home.
When Melisha was found dead,
a furor broke out and lhe sule
approved an emergency plan to
spend Sl million hiring an add1·
t ional 117 social workers to re-
duce cMeloads.
As Maddux testiried Wednes-
day, a subeommitlee of the Ten·
nessee General Assembly
recommended legislation to pro·
hibit the return of abused
children to abusive parents
without the specific approval of
the stat~ human services com·
missioner.
ORANOICOAIT ~
DAILY PILOT
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Clm;fl!.ldlC!Dwl •-=a. will belalloult .
Ml11 lapl•lon uld Edltb
B er would mbt UM llA
"lt the Jasi e of It were ex·
plalnf'd. She would lt•P lo ll.
b the vny aou1 ol JusUce. ·•
She laid tn sena ycan oa t.be
air. the character uC Edith
Bunker bas changed u womcra
are chan1lng to que~Lloo thdr de·
pendenciea an d assert
themaelves more confidenUy,
She aaid t.be show "has re-
vealed that even Edith Bunker
has been touched by the women's
movement. She has been opened
up to life. She i.s more indepen-
dent.
"I have discovered lhere are
lots of Ec:hth Bunkers around and
they have lo cope. She can't cope
by walking out the door. She has
to cope right there on the bat·
tlefront."
Miss Stapleton said thousands
of you.qg people write her lhat
Edith reminds them of their
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APPEALS TO 'EDITHS'
ERA Supporter Stapleton
mothers or aunts.
"'The best thing they like is
when you stand up to Archie,"
she srud. "Then lhey cheer."
Coffee Nerve
Firnu Hike Prices Again
_NEW YORK CAP) -General Foods Corp., the
nation's largest coffee roaster, has raised wholesale
prices on ground coffee brands by 40 cents a pound to
as much as $4.10 a pound, a spokesman said today.
While the wholesale price of its popular Maxwell
House brand was raised to SJ.71 a pound. the Yuban
hr.and was pegged at $3.80 and Sank a and Brim decaf-f~mated brands we_re set at S4 10 The company also
hiked wholesale prices of instant coffees by 10 to 18
cents an ounce.
The increases marked the third time General
Foods has raised prices the past month. (Related
story, BG>
The nation's second largest roaster, Folger Cof-
fee Company, is charging $3.68 at wholesale for cof-
fee.
Coffee prices_ have risen steadily the past 18
months as fro~ts m South America and civil war in
Angola cut available supplies.
Given by Hughes
Executive Claims
Will Possession
ANCHORAGE <AP) -An ex-
ecutive of a local construction
hrm says Howard Hughes
personally handed him the so-
called "Mormon will.··
"It W83 given to me al lhe
Bayshore Hotel in Vancouver.
Canada, in 1972," La vane
Forsythe said in a copyrighted
interview with television station
KTVA.
A lawyer for the executor
named in that will previously
identified Forsythe as the man
who delivered the will to Utah
service s\auoo operator Melvin
Dummar. But Forsythe lnitlally
refused to confirm or deny that
report.
The will, which names Oum·
mar u a beneOciary of more
than $100 million from the
Hushes estate, waa found in
Mormon Church headquartera In
Salt Lake City about three we6s
after lhe bl1Jlona1re eccentric
died ApnlS.
Dummar initially denied hav.
mg anything to do with the draft·
mg or delivery of lhe will, but
arter hia fingerprints were found
on it be admitted having placed ll
in the church headquarters.
However, be swore that a
mysleriOUB stranger appareoUy
left the will at bis service station.
He said be steamed it open, re·
alizcd what it was and then de-.
Hveredit.
Several other purported
Hugheswillshavebeenfiled.
Dummar, a Mormon. has said
that he once came upon a grubby
old man in lhe desert and gave
him a ride to lhe Lis Vegas hotel
where Hughes was staying aboul
nine years ago. Dummar said the
man indirectly identified himse.1t
as Hughes, and Dummar
believes Hughes wanted to re-
ward him for his "good
Samaritan" act.
Forsythe Ls to give a deposition
on the will to Clark County Dis-
trict c.oort Judge Keith Hayes on
Marcb9inLas Vegas.
Los Angeles lawyer Harold
Rhoden, who represents former
Hushes, aide Noab Dletricll, •aid
last mao&h that ~e tracked down
the mysterious s tran1or to
Anchorage. Dietrich is named
executor 1n the Mormon will.
R.boden says Forsythe ad-
mitted delivering the will, and
claimed be haodfed many clo.k-
and·dauer t~ mission.a few
Hu1bes. Fonytbc refused to
comment on his previous wart
forff\l&hel.
"I've only agreed to answer
questions about lhe will and only
questions relating to the will in
Las Vegas, .. he said.
Forsythe said that when he
was given the will "My instruc·
tions were to keep lhe will in my
possesioo, not to open it and in
case of Mr. Hughes death I was to
open it and follow lhe instruc-
tions."
He sald the will remained in his
possession throughout lhe four
years preceding Hughes' death.
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MINER. • •
was turned down.
·"The man ii in excellent
spirits," Shutack told a news
brleflni. "We told him not to
move from lhe area."
Shutack said Adley was
perched on a 4S-degree slope on
s phnlered limber in a four-by-
s1x-by-e1ghl·foot area.
After dnlling the six-inch com·
municalion shaft. rescuers
began cutting a tunnel through
which Adley could be rescued.
They began by drilling a series or
boles and increasing their size
little by lltUe with hand picka, to
avoid causing o cave-in.
Sbutack aaid lhat after about
seven hours oC work rescuers had
dug a four.fool diameter hole
four feet into the coal seam.
Asked about rumors that olher
noises had ~ beard inside the
mine, Shutack replied: "We've
heard some reports but we ha-
ven 'l confirmed Lhem. Oul8ide of
Adley moving and outside of our-
own people we haven't been able
to pick up any other sounds."
SLAIN •••
·youlhlill bandits waa struck three
• times by bullets fired •l him.
Polic. believe a second robber
may have been wounded. But un-
like his ~ten fellow robber, he
reportedly was able to nee from
the market with hi.a uniJtjured
mate.
Left tiehtnd by the pair of boy
bandits who made their getaway
were the Juvenile now ln Ille
prison ward of the medical
center and two or the three
I Wed~ lhotl\lM.
Alto left behind. tucked away
lD a aafe, were the day's marlld rece.lpta u police repon.d tbe
two robberl now wanted on
murder maraes left th• It.Ore
emptJ lumdecL
aOM, who wu betn& t aUl'd by
ltlle o.& detectlv•, WU Al'T l ·
ed at t p.m at Gothard Strm
and McP.ctdc.>n Avenue •hlle •P·
parently ~n rnutc Lo meet tus .i.J.
teaed pnJtqa
"The t nUrt lwo·weelt in·
vesllcatJon was based on the aJ.
le1ed enticement of t"he
Juveniles,·· 3i11d Vidano, addlnJ
that othen were instrumenta.l 1.n
lhe probe.
He said Rose apparently
became acquainted with tbe
youths in his campus capacity as
a supervision aide, a JOb financed
through federal fund.a.
'1He's like lhe old-time truant
officer," said Vidano
Rose was suspended from his
job under state law requiring
such action in the event of a drug.
related arrest.
Marina Hi g h School
spokesman said toduy that Rose,
of 6851 Oxford Drive, Hunllngton
Beach, has been employed at lhc
north city campus since
December.
Campus spokesman al Golden
West College confirmed lhat he is
a law enforcement and ad-
ministrationof JUSllcc ma1or.
Investigators declined to
speculate whether the asserted
scheme to send the two high
school boys to Peru for several
pounds of cocaine was really in-
tended lo be carried out.
They agreed that the asserted
plot could have been an elaborate
hoax created to obtain money
from interested backers who
would be reluctant to go to police.
Rose is expected to be ar-
raigned Friday.
Panel Appointed
TRIPOLI, Libya CAP> -
Strong man Moammar Khadafy
has set up a fiv e-man m1htary
directorate to replace the
Revolutionary Command Coun-
cil that has ruled Libya since the
overthrow of the monarchy 7' 2 years ago
ryto
oh St re
Dalltu Letter
tAP> -ft
MllaOW1aM• ll 1t
YVIL.941 ... • lat.r Lee He~ OtwaJd ~7 wrote to 1 D1U81
mlll&ottatre, t•o 1Nekl
J'ountam VaJJq police~
U" ar'IWUd a i.,..ar-old Saa·
la Ana ,....,.. ~ with
an atlempted armed robbery
Monday mornina at Von'•
auperma.rtcet.
Roy Tboma Marshall of 1121
Maru'9SL wu booked in Oraqe
County Jail on ~.ooo ball.
Fountain Valley police detec:-
tlves Leon Pepka and Martin
Engquist arrested Manball at
2:30 p.m. in front of lhe Oraqe
County Court.bowse in Santa Ana.
The suspect was in court on a
resiati.Qa arrest charge, Peplr.a
said.
Marshall is c harged with
burglary. armed robbery and
two counts of assault wtth a dead·
ly weapon.
The suspect allegedly tried to
hold up lhe Von 's market at 16201
Harbor Boulevard in Fountain
Valley Monday at 10 a.m. He and
another bandit were thwarted by
store manager Steven T. Hof·
fman, 32, of Mission Viejo, police
said.
Hoffman reportedly grabbed
Marshall's .22 caliber pellet air
pistol and wrestled the suspect
down a flight of stairs.
Bolh suspects fled the store.
jumped a block wall and escaped
in a brown Cadillac. police said.
The other suspect is still at
large, Pepka said.
Drop House Shut
SAN DIEGO CAP> -A re-
sidence being used as a drop
house for illegal aliens is out of
operation as lhe result of a series
of. arrests that began last
weekepd, U.S.. Atty. Terry
Knoepp said. A 20-count federal
rrq(J jury indictment Wednes·
day ac~uaes three United States
citizens and st-x Mexican na·
tioaals of using the house as an
alien smuggling beadquarters.
bd "' Praldent JtemMldy. ull
a Oswald'• .. pouUon"
a,.fore any "atepe" we-re
taken.
A spokesman foe-the FBI
sold t..re that the Id.Ur
was "belns 1nveelig•led"
and dec:Uned commem. on
any tlnclinia. Re indiuled
the letter was obtained on·
ty recenUy.
The FBI spokesman aald
Wednesday that the Jetter
apparently came from a
former aide to H. L. Hunt,
a late Dallas milLionaire
who WM a strong financial
supporter of conservat.tve
causes.
Cella Hearing
Delayed By
Chula Surgery
Attorney George Chula, who is
rt>presenting Orange County
political ~1ngmaker Dr. Louis
Cella Jr., was tn the intensive
care ward at Long Beach
Memorial Hospital today follow·
ing major heart sureery.
Chula, a Santa Ana attorney.
underwent surgery Wednesday
to remove calcium Crom around
his heart.
He is representing Cella and
his former associate, Stephen
Evans, in pre-trial bearin&s on
charges of fraud, conspiracy and
grand theft.
· Due to the attorney's surgery,
those hearings have been con-
tinued until March 24. But other
pre-lrtal mOtions in lbe case COD·
tinue to be heard by Orange
County Superior Court Judge
William Speirs.
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32,131
HOVEN, Denmark (AP) -A 63.year-old pensioner known as
the ''human hedgehog" may be neanng the end or a six-year saga or
pain during which doctors say they have removed 32,131 barberry
thorns rrom bis body.
His wife says that doesn't include counlJess inch-Jong barbs they
have pulled out themselves, and there are many more :.till be lo be
pulled.
IT BEGAN APRIL 20, 1971, WREN Tjens Kjaer Jensen fell into
a heap or thorny br:mches from a barberry hedge, common in
Europe and the United States, that he had been trimming around his
home in this west Jutland village.
He tried to get up but kept falling back onto the necdle-shnrf>
thorns unlil he fainted from the pain.
Later this month Jcn!>cn will make his 248th visit to the county
hospital at Tarm for removal o! thorns which have continued to
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Coffee Nerve
Firms Hike Prices Again
NEW YORK CAP) -General Foods Corp., the
n ation's largest coffee roal.tcr, has raised \s,.holesalt>
prices on ground toffee brands by 40 cents a pound to
a s much as $4.10 a pound, a spokesman said today.
While the wholesale price of its popular Maxwell
Hous e brand was r.1iscd to $3.71 a pound. the Yuban
brand was pegged <It $3.80 and Sank a a nd Brim decaf·
feinated brands \.\Crt> set at $-4.10. The company also
hiked wholes ale prices of instant coffees by 10 to 18
cents an ounce.
The incrcnst•s marked the third time General
Foods has ra1st'd prices the· past month. (Related
story. B6>
The nation's s econd largest roaster, Folger Cof ·
fee Company, is charging $3.68 at wholesale for cof-
fee. .
Coffee prin·s have risen steadily the past 18
months as frosts in South America and civil war in
Angola cut available supplies.
' .
:Tahiti Woes
NB ¥ acht Theft
Swpect Troubled
By JOANNF. REYNOLDS
OflM 0.ltY ~1tol Sl•tl
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . THURSDAV, MARCH 3, 19n C TENCENTS
Later, He Still Bristles
emerie from his body tn a quantity lhat has ensured him a nJche in
Danish medical history.
WHEN LAST AT THE HOSPITAL, 10 weeks ago. the doclOl"ll
pulled 281 thoms from his arms and legs.
"That brought the count to 32,131 thorns removed since Jensen
was first hospitalized here in 1971," said chief surgeon Erik
Galatius-Jensen in a telephone interview.
He admitted that he and bis colleagues were at a loss to explain
how .one man could gel so many thorns into bis body and how after
six years they could still keep emerging.
"It is increasingly becoming a medical mystery,'• Galatius·
.lens en said.
JENSEN, LIVING ON A DISABLEMENT pension for a pre-
vious ailment, finds the affair more painful than mysterious.
"Only this mornani my husband was again troubled by thorns
workinc their way out through the akin ol bls lees." bis wife Marlo said in a telephone conversation.
•·But 1t is nothing now compared with the bell we have been go-
ing through for yean," she said. "The hospital's count does not in·
elude the countless thorns we pulled out ourselves." .
JENSEN WAS HOSPITAUZED FOR. six months alter he fen
into the branches, with thorns lodged in every part of his body ex-
cept his face, wh1ch he had managed to protect. Aner first overcom·
ing infections, the doctors beean removing the thorns, plucking out
6,000.
For several years after that, Jensen regularly returned to the
hospital to have more thorns cut out. Often the operation called for
several hours or surgery under anesthesia.
CSee HUMAN HEDGEHOG, Page AZ) •
hootout s I
Cocaine
Smuggle
Bwted
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
OI Cl\e D•llY P1lo1 Stoll
A high school truancy officer
faces charges or recruiting two
.boys, each 16, in a Peruvian CO·
caine smuggling scheme after
police allege he made a $10,000
deal with a Huntington Beach
narcotics detective Wednesday.
Alec Jefferson Rose. 27, a
Golden West Colle(.?e law enforce·
ment maior who worked at ·Marina High School, today was
held in lieu of $25,000 bail.
Rose was booked on suspicion
of conspiracy and inducing or
soliciting minors to iJnJ>Ort or sell
cocaine.
Tbe two youths, who politt as-
sert were handed $10,000 in front
money lo finance the trip to South
America for the stimulant drug,
were booked into Orange County
Juvenile Hall. They face con-
s piraey charges and are held to
answer charges in juvenile court
or being in danger of leading
<SeeCOCAINE, PageA2)
3 Youths
Try Heist
Of Store
By GARY GRANVILLE
Of I ... DAiiy Pilot St.If
A woman market owner was
killed and her son was seriously
wounded Wednesday night when
three juveniles armea with
sawed-off shotguns attempted lo
rob a neighborhood grocery store
rn Santa Ana, police said.
"It was like a regular fire Cight
inside that meat cooler," one
police officer said of the robbery
att~mp~ ..
Killed in a bloody exl'hange o[
gunfire was Hoyyou Kong Laq,
66, owner of Santa Ana Food
Marketatl216W. First St.
Wounded in the fracas was the
victim's son, Ken Lau, 25, a San-
ta Ana resident. •
Also wounded was one ot th~
three young robbers, an uniden-
tified juvenile now lodged in the
prison ward at UCI Medical
Center.
_ A sailor police beheve is the in·
ternalional yacht thief who took a
stolen $68,000 sailboat on a solo
voyage Crom Newport Jfarbor tn
Tahiti apparently has !Jlll•n on
hard times on the is Jancl
p.•radise.
Newport Bl'al·h Detecliv<' Ken
Smith s3.1d the suspect, James
Bill Burke. 48. who aJso goes by
the name W111i ;1m Cox, "-<tS ar·
rl'.,lt.•d for boat thC'fl by officials
10 Tahiti a month ago.
3 of 9 Hort
Police said the juvenile bandit
is in satisfactory condition. But,
they said, hospital authorities
say Lau is in serious condition in
an intensive care unit at lh9
medical center.
According to police, the three
boy bandits stalked into the store
at 10:40 p.m., each of them car,
rying a sawed-off shotgun.
Redistricting
\Plan Unveiled
\
For County
A propO!!<'d revamp in~ nr
Orang e County':; r1vu
supervisoriul districts ll'un·~
Newport Bcarh unc.livukd ancl
the SaddJeback Valley :;till in
Supervisor Thomas lhlt.>y ':; 1''1rth
District.
The :rnmr pJ:in propoc;p"
8tTet.ching Supcr\'isor Hal11h
Dlfidrich's Third Distnl'l 11uwn
lnto north Jrvint' nnd 111111 the
area adjoining .El Toro l\1anne
~r Bn<1e,
The plan endorsed on n 3 to 2
•ote by a comm1tlcc of
supervisor aides Wednes day
d\vides Huntington Beach
betiween three districts.
B\at it also throws Fountain
Valt,y into o singl<' district,
Supe'rvisor Philip An th~
first District. t\ What the proposed rl'district·
T fng plan means now is only that a
• majority of the supervisor ai<les
' Utink it is the best proposal to
I dble.
t
Tuesday, the Board of
S•pervisors will discuss the pro.
pesed political boundary plan de-
aigned to offset population dis-
(See ~MAP, Page A2)
'
Jack in the Box
Opened by Thieves
• Thieves cut a lock on a freezer > at a fut food restaurant in Costa
. ,Mesa Wednesday morning, talc· ma '148in food while employes of
the store continued working in
front.
Operators of tbe .Jack in the
Box rataurant, 2235 Jtarbol'
lUvd. said t.M burglars used cut·
ters to break into a freezer
, locll:er, taJd:ng 120 steaks, coo
, hambarpr patties, 300 tacos and »OUDdl of onlonrtngs. • . .. ~
Hut b('cauo,1• Franc<', which
~ove-rns FrC'm h Polynes ia, and
the U.S. h a\'C 011 formal extrad1·
t1on treaty, lMtl1n: officials an
Papeete rcka:wd Burke from
Jilli.
Smith said that the sailor hac;
h('t'n unable In "'ork and has in·
d1cated he "'oulcl h<' w1lhn~ to
fare char~''" tn the U.S. 1C so-
meone would huv him on airline
llcket so he can ~t.·l ore the island.
''1 undt>r<o1tand th<' insuranc·c
company is cons11l1·nng the of·
fer." Del. Smith s<11d.
Ml'anv.h1IE', the~ .1r ht'<; owner,
broker Robi.·rt J. Rom~r~<'r,
has ~one to Tahiti to claim his
:;tnlen r rart.
Arrordmg to Smith, the case
h<'~an in late November when
Jlurk<'. accompanied by another
yacht broker, \'l<'Wed the 36-foot
Transamerican that. Romberger
hnd up for salt'.
Burke told Romberger he was
interested in buying the yacht. to
snit it to Australia, but he never
returned after the initial vaew·
mg.
Then on Dec. 6, Romberger re-
ported the boat had been stolen
(SeeTAIUTI, Page AU
When Truck
Hits Camper
A cement mixing truck colJided
with the rear of a camper in Costa
Mesa this morning, sending the
camper's nine occupanLc; "fl ying
around hke toys," inside the vehi·
cle. a w1tnesssa1d.
'l'hree of the camper
passengers, including two preg-
nant women, were taken to Costa
Mesa Memorial Hospital follow·
ing the 8:30 a.m. collision.
Hospital officials said none was
seriously hurt.
'l'he camper was driven by
W11l1am P. Baer of Cucamunga,
who said he was taking his family
and three fos ter children lo the
b<>ach fortheday.
The accident, which occurred
at the corner of Newport
Boulevard and Bay Street, slowed
southbound traffic for a half hour
while a tow truck crew cleaned
toilet chemicals and splintered
wood and metal from the
roadway.
The cement truck, owned by
Transmix Corp. or Los Angeles,
was driven by Edward W.
EubanksofSantaAna.Bewasnot
hurt in the crash. ·
Slippery Pet CaWJes F~s
Concerned citizens who spotted a young man
thrashing abeut in the back seat of his car in Newport.
Beach Wednesday afternoon called paramedics"
thinking the man was going into co.nvulsio~ They
&hould have called the s~
WHEN PARAMEDICS arrived QD the scene they
f ouod the man battling bis bousebbld pet -a three
and a half foot python. :
The slippery snake apparently got loose while the
man was driving near Fashion Island. It the11 crawled
into the back seat and became fU'1'Dly entrenched iD
the rear coils, leading to the epic batUe.
AITER FI6DTING it out before startled on·
lookers. mastCl'I andserp,ent.were reunited. They then
droveoff ea · •
Peter and the Rabbit
' The kids at Victoria School in Costa Mesa threw a birth·
duy party today in honor of the 75th anniversary of
storybook favorite Peter Rabbit. Naturally, lhey invited
an old friend, Costa Mesa businessman Peter Rabbitt, to
JOin in the fun. Newport Beach resident Rabbitt ob-
served his birthday Jan. 21. He says he is somewhat
younger than the storybook character.
Rescuers Nearing
Entombed Miner
TOWER CITY, Pa. (AP) -
Workers u sing' hand tools
chipped gingerly at. a 50·foo~
thick coal seam this afternoon to
try to rescue a miner trapped
a lone in a linY chamber deep un.
derground for more than two
days.
There was no word on &even
men missing in the mine. Two
bodies bad been recovered.
While tbe men worked, RonaJd
Adley, who attracted rescuers by
rapping on tbe walls of his amaJI
prison nearly a mUe back from
the mine's entrance, waited with
a supply ot chewing tobaccc and
food pushed to him througb a tiny
shaft bored through the coal a.nd
rock.
••Give me • cbew:• Adley
•sked when rescuers finally
made coatad late Wednesday
tbrougb the IU·lncb <lOm munica-
tlons bole.
He also asked for a shot oC
whl1t')', but wu nent oranae
jaleelNwd.
mass or water crashed through
• the roof or a shaft where the men
were working in the Kocher Coal
Co.mine.
Several men escaped ahead of
the surging water, and three
were Injured. But JO men were
not accounted for. On Tuesday.
one body was found, and a second •as r~vcred Wednesday.
Forum Slated
For College
Candidates for the Coast. Com·
munit.y CoU~e Di.strict Board of
Trustees will speak nt Golden
Wett College Friday and next
Monday,
The public meetings Will be
held in Forum 2 on the Golden
West campus in Runtlngton Beach. -r
Friday's candidate mat1q wm be held at u a.m. Moad.Q's
mooting bqimau:ao p.m.
Adley'a tapplna was heard by
•WJJtktts at4:50'p.m. Wed-
MW'~WJ.1..aatboan afta: a ;.;.;..;;-.,._,._~..-•se•~·-. ... ,_..~--A~ ~--· -
.
• .
They reportedly forced the
.m arket's emp loyes and
customers, about nine people, in·
lo a meat cooler.
But, police said, the young rob·
bers became frustrated when
they couldn't open a safe contain·
ing theday's market receipts.
Jn an exchange or words with
his captives, one robber re-
portedly became angry and fired
his gun. The gun misfired, police
said.
Wilh that misfire, however.
Lau apparently decided it was
time to use the .38-caliber re•
volver hidden Crom view inside a
jacket he was wearing.
And that unleashed a shooting
match in which police say at
least 11 shots were exchanged
between the robbers and their
captives ..
<See SLAIN, Page A%)
Coast
Weather
VarlabJe high cloudiness
clearing late tonight. Gus· ty northerly winds 20 to 30
miles per hour especially
below canyons through
Friday, J:.ows tonight 4a to
~. Highs Frlday 60 to 66.
INSmE TODAY
A former CMta Mesa man
who ttmM!d to fk:tion writing
after ~ hU. adoet1i.ring
job. now baa the. mnnber two
novtl cm Ute belt ftlltr U.t
ond baa tOld th.I movie.and
J>ClP"bacJc rigbU ftn' more
thimi .a WWon dollarl. Sta
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arreala •
Ht claims the yuutba mel
D•tttUve Val Bnbtl to lcl the
bank roll In # 7 40 p m ~n·
dnvow. near Golden West Street
and Bolsa Av~nue where they
were taken into custody without
tncld4!nt.
Rose. wh() was being tailed by
stake out detectives. was arrest·
ed at 9 p.m. at Gothard Street
and McFadden Avenue while ap-
parently en route to meet his al·
Jeged proteges.
.. The entire two-week in-
vestigation was based on the al-
1 aged enticement or the
juveniles," swd Vidano, adding
that others were instrumental m
t~probe.
He said Ros e apparently
became acquainted ~1th the
youths m his campus capacity as
a supervision aide, a Job financed
through rederal runds
"He's hke the old-lime truant
oWcer." said V1dano
Rose wa:. suspended rrom his
job under state law requiring
such action in the event of a drug-
related arrest.
Marina High School
spokesman said toduy that Rose,
of 6851 Oxford Drive, Huntington
Beach, has been employed at the
north city campus s ince
De<.'ember.
Campus spokesman at Colden
Wes t College conr1rmed that he IS
Gusty Winds
To Increase
-AwngCoast
Gusty winds which blew into
the Orange Coast area this week
continued today and are ex~cl ·
cd lo increase in velocity Friday,
according to the National
Weather Service.
Friday winds should ran~e
between 20 and 30 miles per hour
with coastal temperatures re·
a ching a high or 62 degrees with
the low about 48.
Skies will remain clear and
sunny with no ram forecast for
the weekend.
Small c raft advisories re-
mained in <'frcrt along the coast
from Point Conception to the
Mexican border. Wind kicked up
offshore waves between three
and five feet and lifeguards re-
ported moderate surf running
about five feet
Unusually \\arm ocean tem-
p eratures of about 60 degrees
d ropped m•arl~ s ix degrees this
week to a chill~ 54 as a re~ult of
the wind
Pare nts Set
Me eting on
Fifth Graders
A group of Corona del Mar
p <1rl'nls who want their firth
grade students to remain at
Harbor View El<'mentar) SchQOI
next y ear rather than he
transferred to Lincoln Maddie
School plan a meeting toniaht to
discusa what they describe as
"The Middle School Cr1ses "
Dr. Lois Nelson. a professor of
education al San fran<.'1sco Statc
and a Harbor Vie w S<"hool
parent, will lead the public dis
cuss1on
Or. Nelc;on ronl<'nd'I manv fifth
grade students arc not cmn-
t1ona lly mature cnouah to handle
a middle school C<iixth through
eighth grade) environment.
Thursday night's discussion is
open to tho public. Jt begms at
7:30 pm. al 2807 Blue Water
Drive, Corona del Mar.
Loan R ej ected
VIENNA, Austria (AP)
Cambodia ha11 turned down a $3.J
million iotereat-frce loan orrert'd
by the Organization of Petroleum
E:itporting Countrles.
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pounda al cocaine •a.a really &n •
t~ndtd to be c:arrtc:d out
They qre«I th.at the asserted
plot ~d t\a\'~ bttn ilD elaborat~
hoax created to obtain money
from internted bacllten who
would be reludant co 10 to Pohce.
Rose is expected to ~ ar·
ra1gned Friday.
FreaaP~A J
TAHITI •..
from its berth near Harbor
Island.
PoLice took a report but Rom
berger went a step further
..
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•
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--···-AP ...
rr•p na~ • I l"" fhe dla-
lrtC'U
A'Dd u " ., be UfttU th•
1u puvlliOrtl ('jt l"l'Jff t , at'tt(Jl
or alt« \bt' rt'd• trkt na K
that U wHl ha\'O Y mHniftl,
Hrad ul the de commll~
that dn-w U1J the proposal WU
Df'nls Horn.eot RUey's staff.
Hornt' aaJd h11 rommlltee had
thrte obj~th e-s in mind wbc:n 1t
devised variou~ proposals for
board conalderation.
Fll'!lt, Horne aaJd, was the ob·
jecliVl' o( equalizing population
.imong the five districts.
Then, he added, the committee
sought to minimize the splittin.R.
or cities between various dis-
trict:..
And,'Jiome added, the commit·
tee made an attempt to divide
growth areas so that all expected
future population increases
wouldn't be clustered in a single
district to force another im·
balance.
Realizing the thief might be the
man who viewed the boat earber.
he nollhed the Harbor Master at
Papeete of the theft and supplied
him with a photo or the missing
boat. Romberger fig ured Tah1t1
\\Ould be a logical stopping point
on the way to Au stralia from
Newport.
GJ>acific
Ocean
Horne pointed out that com-
munities in ::.ome unincorporated
areas "have as much community
1dent1ty as c1hes." . ..
.. There fore," he said. we
t11ed to 1wo1d dividing s uch com·
mun1t1cs as Miss ion Viejo,
Laguna Niguel and Dana Point." Romberger told Smith he was
informed Feb. 4 that the boat had
sailed into the harbor in Tah1t1
and authorities had arrested its
lone occupant and impounded the
boat.
"And l lh1nk we did a good job
in reaching that goal," Home
added.
Newport Beach police believe
Burke has made a practice of
stealing expensive sailboats in
one country and sa1hng them to a
country that has no extradition
treaties with the first country
Once aboard, he sells the boat
and Jives off the money until it is
gone. Then he repeats the pro-
cess, police believe.
REDISTRICTING PROPOSAL: Unde r new
µIan Supervis or Ralph Diedrich's Third
Dis trict would sweep down (arrow). rnlo
Tustin, Jrvine and El Toro MCAS areas.
Other districts shown are Philip Anthony.
He called the task of redrawing
political boundaries .. a multi·
dimensional problem" calling
for "balancing dimensions'' and
"sub-opt1mizin~ solutions."
What he meant was, for exam-
ple. it is impossible to draw new
boundaries without splitting
some cities between at least two
districts .
Lake Water Fight Seen
Present boundaries divide 11 cities.
Under the Horne committee
proposal. only three cities will be
spht, Huntington Beach, Orange
and Irvine.
Viejo Co. Files for Hearing on Project A plan s ubmitted to
supervisors late last year by
political cons ultant William
Butcher also kept the s plit cities
down to three.
TONIGHT
"OUR HEARTS WERE
YOUNG AND GAY" -Costa
Mesa High School drama,
Lyceum, March 3, 4 and 5, 8 p.m.
SOUTH AFRICAN BLACK '77
THEATER -Two dramas by
Black South African a<."tors from
Johannesbur~. Drama Lab
Theater, March 2·5, 8 p .m S2.
MOM ANO POP CONCERT
Estancia High School Forum,
7:30 p.m.
OCC LECTURE
"Philosophy and Wi sdom of
American Indian," Fane Arts
Bldg 119, 7·30p.m .
FRIDAY. MARCH 4
KIWANI S TRAVEL &
ADVENTURE SERIES "Ex
ploring Lands Down under,"
John Goddard. OCC Aud1tonum.
8p m.
FRIDAY NIGHT FILMS
"Diary of a Mad Housewife, '
OCC rorum. 7 15 p. m. Sl.
OCC PLANETARJUM
"Birth and Death of the Sun,"
7 :30 and9 pm.
OCC LECTURES -.. Art of
Communication," Fine Arts
Bldg. 116, 7:30 p.m . "Real Estate
for the Consumer," Science Lee·
tu re 2, 7 .30 p m .
Freaar~A l
SLAIN .••
Mr". Lau was m o r t ally
wounded in the e'l:change. She
died rour hour<; later as s urgrons
battled tosavl! her life
Th<' woman·s son was sen ouc;
I y wounded and o n~ or the
vouthfuJ bandits was 4'tru<'k three
i1mes by bullets fired at him
Police beheve a second robber
may have been wounded. But un
hke has fallen rellow robber. he
reportedly was able to flee from
the market with his uninJurcd
male.
Left ~hind by the pair of boy
bandits who made their getaway
were the juvenile now In the
prison ward o r the m ecli t'a l
center and two of lbe three
sawed-or£ shotguns.
Also left behind. tucked away
in a safe, were the day's market
;eceipls as . police reported the
two robbers now wanted on
murder charges lert the store
empty handed.
Six Men Jailed
SAN DIEGO CAP> -Six men
were in jail today, booked for ID·
vestigation oC solicitioe acts of
prostitution from a woman
sheriff's deputy posing as a
masseuse. Two others who al-
leaedly also went to the woman
in a massage parlor out.side
Chula Vista on Jan. 26 or Jan. 27
were being sougbl.
By WILLIAM SCHREIBE R
Ol IM Daily l'llol SW.II
The Mission Viejo Company is
maneuvenng to stave orr the ef·
reels of a State Water Resources
Control Board order to stop fill·
mg its controversial, 1.2 biJlion
gallon manmade lake.
Company attorney Paul
En,::strand filed a legal document
Wednesday only hours after the
order was given, asking that the
company be allowed to submit
additional evidence or be grant·
ed another hearing by the state
panel.
But until that petition 1s heard
<possibly at the March 17 board
meeting>. the company is expect-
ed to shut down the filling pro-
cess. according lo state water
panel attorney Dave Barber.
"The board's dec1s1on is still in
effect, regardless or that the
company is doing in the in·
tenm." s aid Barber
··it 1s my unde rstanding that
the board order and the com-
pany's pellt1on are separate is-
s ues at tlus point and that the fill·
ing must be stopped forthwith.·•
Barber said if the company
fails to comply with the direc-
tive, the state board's executive
orficer, William Dendy, can seek
an injunction from the California
Attorney General's office.
As of today water was still
pouring into the lake, according
t o 0Uic1al s of the Santa
Margarita Water District, which
ls supplying water for the pro-
ject.
William Knllz, general
manager or the district, said he
has rece1 vcd no orders to stop the
fl ow. a process that would take
"24 to48 hours" to accomplish.
Tht' do<'ument presented by
com pany attorney Engstrand
Wednesday 1s called an "Ap-
plication to Supplement Record
and or for Reconsideration " Jt
was filed under a ~tale code se<'
tion dealing with the control
board's hearing process.
The petition form contains two
primary elements, including:
"A request that the company
he a II owed to present proof that it
has instituted water conserva·
hon measures in the past that are
"greatly In excess or the con-
sumptive use of water from fill·
ing or using Lake Mission Viejo.
-That the state board proceed
immediately to seek legal action
from the state attorney general's
oHtce or "aeree to indemnify and
hold Mission Viejo Company
harmless from any liability to
home buvers who have
purchased property."
The latter stipulation sterns
from the company's contention
that It must fill the 12S·acre lake
to meet legal commitments lo
new home buyers who would
have access to it.
Attached to the company's ap-
plication for reconsideration is a
summary of water conservation
measures taken in the communi-
ty, ranging from water reclama:
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'HUMAN HEDGEHOG'. • •
"Between operations he lived in terrible pain, but now he ls able
t o walk and we hope that the scheduled hospital trip lat.tr this m onth
may be the lut," Mrs. Jensen said.
IENSEN HIMSELF DOES NOT want to dlacu.a.s the case. He
has become somewhftt of a local ccltbrlty, often called "the human
hed1ehot.''
At any rate, Jensen will never trim a barberry buab heclle
aialn. The day after bis accident, bis oldesl aon c\ll down &he wbole • bedfe and burned it.
t1on errorts to ins tallat1on ot
wa•er conserving fixtures in nc>w
houses
According to Barber, the com-
pany application would be treat·
ed as a pet1t1on under point
number two of the board order.
which deals with evidence pre-
sented to support the company's
arguments in favor of the filling
Santa Margarita dis tract
manager Knitz was one of those
m attendance at the hearing m
Sacramento Wednesday.
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ru bun the ~Y and bl
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•OKtator boat.I .... ~•P«tod Ol.tl·
side the slartln1 area at the
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IM1le Utt rare be am. t.bnlqh
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from the air are wam.-d that the
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MO that Hfety rules ar~ adh red
lo.
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fiht start will be for the b11 open
c:lpsboats.follo~edimmediately
by the production and sport class
Consortiuin · Ups Co. Bid
Golden Guns
Sue Ross of Christi(' ·s in London holds l\H1 famou)', hand
guns. sol<.l <ii lhl' London sal('srooms The gold revolver
at right, us('d by actrl''>'> San1h Bernhardt to defrnd
herself when her tnun \\as stopped by robbers m 1881.
went for $4 ,400, while the 357 m<ignum at left. once the
property of Jamee; Bond'!> ereator Ian Flt>mmg. brought
SI .500.
Public Def ender
Okayed for Lawyer
An Orange County Superior
Court judge who recently de-
cided that Newport Beach at
torncy Roland Stewart Barc:ume
didn't qualify for the !U:r v1ces of
thc public dt•fender changed his
mind Wednesday and granted
the second such rcqut!sl by the
<Jet•used lawyer.
Judge Kenneth Williams. as 1n
the previou:. i;css1on, discus ·ed
Barcume's apphcal1on behind
closed doors The pre'ls Jnd
public were harretl from tht•
hearmg.
Judge W1lll ums rt'fu~wd to gl\ 1•
a reason for h1!> der 1s1on to <·lo-.r
the court.room. fie add1t1onull't
refuscod to dlscm1s the s1tuat1on
with newsmen.
The rullnR m l'an 'I that
Barcume will now have the
public defender at hi:. s1dt' March
16 whf'n hc is tru .. 'd on mult1pll·
cr iminal charJ.(cs contained in a
grand Jury md1l'\m<'nt
Hnrcume. 38. of 901 Sandcastle
Drive. is a(·cu,.ed of i;irand theft.
pequry and offormg and prepar
m~ raise ev1dt>nce
RnrC'umc, who pleads that he 1s
deslitutc and drawing food
stamps, is accused of not being
able to account for the a lleged
toss or $53.000 from the estate of
Wilson Eugene Luther. 85, who
lived at 138 W. Escalones. San
Clemente. before his death on
June 25. 1970.
Barcume was appointed as ad-
Thief Eruily •
Identifiable
DES MOINES. Iowa
CAP) -Police are looking
for a marked man.
A robber walked into the
Blue Nude bookstore.
pulled a knife on clerk Roo-
da Valasek. 21, and told
her to gjve him money.
She said she and the ban-
dit scuffled, she managed
to grab a can of white
spray paint. and she
squirted him in the face
and shoulder. He fled, tak-
inl only a key chain wrest-
ed from ber in the scuffle
-~n~ af'resh coalol paint.
m1n1$trator o( lhe Luther .:statt-
shortly ~Core thc San Clemente
man d1t>d
Ban:ume ".1:-.,enlt'n<'ed last
yt:ar to six month!> to five vears
In :.tale pnson h\' JUdj.tt' Wlli1ams
after pleadmM guilt' to le~"'Pr
charges.
Ills moc1on to ~••hdraw that
plea ;md 1nst1•1ul Ji?U on trial "'a'i
granted aftt>r Jud~l' \.\'llll.1ms re·
fu.,t•d tu rrd1w1· I hf' "''rtl 1•ni·1·
$1.5 Million
Sought in
HB Lauwuit
Damuges totuhni:: mor<' th.in
·s1 5 m1lhon are bt>ing df'mandNI
from the c1l\ of llunt1n~ton Beach by a family <'Ounst>ling or
gnn1zatton "h1ch was forced to
disband les.; than one month
after the City Council approved
its operations
Lawyers for the Nat1onaJ Al
liance for Family Life Founda·
hon allege in their Orange Coun
ty Superior Court lawsuit that the
group incurred <1ubstanllal costs
when the cit)-reneged on its ap
prov al.
Spurred by the city council's 5
to l vote in its favor, the Alliance
put on a television s pecial that
brought in mo-re than $20,000 in
pledges, the action notes.
It is alleged that the orgaruza-
tion could have raised a further
$175.000 from similar programs
aired by 200 television s tations if
the city had honored its commit-
ment.
The lawsuit stales that addi-
tional costs were incurred by the
hiring oC Dr Vincent M. Rue at
an annual $15,500 to serve as
director of tbe Huntington
Beach-based enterprise.
Dr. Rue rejected I u c r ati ve
positions in other fields to take up
the Alliance posl. the action
states.
The Alljanco planned to use
Ubracy faeilitiet made avaUable
by the clt,y until autncient federal
and ataY t\lndl would l>UJDlt the
construction or n new win& to the library, Lbelaw1n11t notes. •
Heiress,
Ford II
Behind It
8> TOM BARLEV
01 It• Q••lv P'1lat 51•11
i\n East Coa:.I con~orllum
'' h1ch now h:is tht• backing of
auto bllhona1n• Henry Ford II
outbid its elf lalt' Wcdncl>da} in a
determined move to acquire the
I rv1ne Compan~
The new offer by Lhe l>ynd1cate
headed by Wall Street financier
Charlt>S AJlcn and Detroit de·
veloper Alfred Taubman 1s for
S302 9 million cash
It exceeds the group's prcvwus
offer of $282 7 million by more
than S20 m1llton and it 1s S21
m11l1on mer the offer flied in
Orange County Superwr Court by
ihe Mobil Corporation
But Mobil ~till remains the
fa"orcd rontenf'!er despite a de
'elopment that 1:; expl•ttcd tu
i::we Judgt• James F Judgt.' suh·
stant1al legal problem~
Mobil was d<.>clared the winner
of a fren1ied bidding contest by
three contend<.>rs t~o months ago
wh€:'n thC' 011 eompany's fmal of
fer WCIS '\Ubmilted JUSI ln'ilde thl'
deadline 1mpost•d tn directors of
the James lrvm€:' Foundation.
The foundation 1s com pc lied by
lhe provisions of the Federal Tax
Reform A<'t of 1969 to dis pose of
the !H 5 percent controlling in-
terest m the Irvine Company
Directors declared two months
ago that !'wtob1I would gel the
stock s ubJCCl to court approval.
Foundatrnn Pn•:-.1dent Morris
M Do\ le ha:-slalt.•d from the" it·
ness siand. however that the or·
ganilation 1:. still walling to con
''der off<'rs h1i.:her than Mobil's
f'!e:.p1te a dl'aflhne that .J udgc
.Judge may consider irrevocable.
The delermmat1on of the Allen
Taubman mten•-.ts to acquire lhe
ln me Compan) we1s made clear
Wednesday by the group'!> nam-
ing of lhl' syndicate they hope
"111 d1rN't th" future fortun"s of
the Irvine Compan) Allen-
Taubman-lrv1n<', Inc
The new oHer works out at S36
d share for the Irvine st<1ck . S2.50
a shar<' h1izher than that offered
b) Mobil
A spokesman for the group re·
fused to d1 scu1>s the financial
stake held by Forri in th(' pepped-
"'• rnmbtn(' I le• 1dcnllfled de-
' 1•lopt.•r Oo n:.ild L Hren as
.1nothc·r backer who m<ide the
new bid possible Bren. son of ac
tress Cl a1 r Tre' or. built the
If a rt>or \'1e\\ llome-. sct·t1on or
'iewport Beach
The spokesman also stressed
that the new offer has thP back-
ing of Irvine heiress Joan Irvine
Smith who currently holds a 22.4
percent stakt> m the company
found<-d by h<.'r grandfather
It was expla10€:'d that Mrs.
Smith's holdings i n Allen-
Taubman-Irvine will not be as
large but she will be permkted to
hold a substantial number of
share!\ 1n the new company.
Tht• same privilege hns been
extendN'l to Linda Gaede who
also 1s a granddaughter of James
Irvine II
She and her husband. Keith,
hold five percent of the shares in
the lrvme Company. Gaede and
Mrs Smith are directors of the
company.
The new offer by Allen-
Taubman-lrvine came on the
heels oC t"timony Wednesday by
Irvine Company President
Raymond Watson which was
described in court as proof that
the Irvine Company's true value
is much more than the $281.9
mill ion Mobil ls prepared to pay.
Mobil was about t.o acquire the
Irvine Company for $200 million
or S24 a share two years qo
when Mrs. Smith took the legal
action that is now being tried
before Judge Judge.
Cross·e.xamlned by attorney
ttoward 1''r1edma.o, acting for
Mrs. Smith, Wat.son wenl over
the valuations of the Irvine Com-
pany piece by piece while Fried·
man took careful notes and final·
ly estimated their total value.
Friedman came up with the
conclusion lhal properties in·
eluding the conTpaoy holdings in
Imperial Valley. Montana and
the so-called "Golden Triangle"
sboppin& cent.er lb.al wW flank
APWl ....... fo
UPPING THE ANTE
Consortium Becker Ford
the Laguna. San Diego e1nd Santa
Ana free"'ays are worth al lea:.t
$325 million
Friedman statt•d that 1f you
then add the \'alue of more than
70.000 acres of undeveloped
Irvine Company land an Orange
County a valuation of well over
$400 m1lhon for the Irvine Com-
pany 1s n •adily <.1pf)arcnt.
Watson was Onl' of five lr\'lnt'
Company directors who rnted
last Feb 8 to meri.:1• the com pan~
with Mobil
Arid Killing
Essex Dealt
Prison Term
Convicted killer Gary Essex
drew consecutive prison terms
Wednesday that could keep him
behind bars for the next 10 year:.
for the part he played in the
torture killing of Ervin Sutton of
Garden Grove.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Walter Smith sentencc.'<1
Essex, 24, of Compton, to the
maxiumum term for second
degree murder and then tacked
on five more prison years for a
related conviction on assault
-charges.
Essex 1s the fourth man to be
sentenced on charge:. ftled after
S utton, 22, was beate n, kicked.
flogged. dunked to the point of
drowning and then killed by ha\
mg battery.acid m1ec·ted into his
vems las t April 26
Ringleacter Richard Hamilton
"Preacher " Mr Kav. 22. of
Placentia. IS no\\-s erving a life
term m prison after hemg con-
victed by a jury an Judge Smith's
courtroom o n first degree
murder charges
Two other men ha' e drawn Jml
t erms after pleading guilty to
lesser charges and appearing as
prosecution witnesses.
It was successfully alleged
against all four that they tortured
Sutton in McKay's apartment
~fter accusing him of giving
police information that led to lhe
drug arrests or two women com-
panions. ·
Stolen Pot
Brings Cops
PASO ROBLES <AP> -A
Paso Robles man wants pohce to
fmd his stolen marijuana and
has hish
Polish Ll. Ed Bryant said
Jerry Bo1severt, 21, reported lhat
his half ounce or Colomhia gold
marijuana e1nd a half gram or
h ashish. which he said was
ve1 lued at S64. w~re stolen along
with his high school class ring
Bryant said there's no way
tht>y can charge Bo1severt. "lie
didn't ha\e POSSt.'SSIOn,'' the
heutemmt said.
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WAftlt DEPT. -Apparently
the M.iuk>n Viejo Company 111
continuing to pow' water Into lu
new artlficlal lake today.
despite Wedn<'11day 's faucet
turnorf ordtr by the State WatM
Resources Control Boord.
At last report, tt1e 125 acre
Lake Mission Viejo was about
one-thtrd filled. Or, if you're a
pessimist, you could :.ay the
place is two-thirds empty.
Anyway, troubles for the Mis·
sion Viejo Company and 1ls man-
m ade a lake Marted JU:.t a whtle
back up in Northern C.:ahforma,
"here the 1><'opll• arc :.uffonng
drought c.-ond1llons.
ftol&ng in Watery Gra1'e
ShipwTecked U.S. Nav) ('argo transport,
,the General Meigs. has hel'n trapped in its
watery gr ave south of '.'<eah Bay, on the
norlh\\esl tip of wa .... hmgton State, since
the winter of 1971. It \\as being towed to
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in
Bremerton to be put in mothballs when it
broke. away and washed into rocks along
the coastline.
Ethics€ d
WASm'NGTON <AP> -~ to a dramatlt-appeal by
Speaker Tbocn.u P. o·Neill to "m • uer1ftc"" beca the
Amrica publlc deml'Odl It. mben ott!to HOUM ot Repra•U.th~
att promlstn. to follow • new and toaahfl' code ot elhtes.
Tb• central features oft.be code.,. requlr.menta for elllcr11l" dls· closure ol perM)Oa.l fbumc. and
a limit on the "earned" outald• actlveJ.y obtained nmlna• than
lncome ol a lawmaker at SI.GS. in lnveatment.s and Olb.,r Ii.nan·
or 15 percent of bis aonu11l ctal dUUnis.
legtalativtsa.Jary oUS7,500. Rep. David Obey <D-Wis.).
THESE AND OTHER new
rules intended to curtail conflicts
of interests and misuse of public
funds were approved on a 402·22
\'Ol e Wednesday a lter seven
hours of sometimes rancorous
debate. The approval came 11
days after lawmakers began re·
ceiving an annual pay increase or
nearly $13,000. which some had
accepted after saying they felt it
should be tied to passage of the
ethics code.
c.-redlled O 'Neill'5 late-~vening
appeal with turrung the issut.-
around. ''After I heard that
speech J knew we weren 'l in trou.
ble. ·' be said.
2 Mothers
Killed as We import :.omc Northern
Cahfom1a wah·r into our own re·
gion. you see. Somt•ho". the d1J .
mouthed n orthern folks got lhe
news that we were funneling
:-.ome of their watt•r into thi<;
recreational I akc, for fun and
games, 'w'hile they \\ere trying to
figure out where the next toilet
flush was coming from.
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The outside income limit, the
most controversial element of
the new code from its inception,
appeared briefly in trouble
before O'Neill, apparently in
response to a call for help from
the code's principal backers,
made his plea for its adoption.
Kids Play
SO ENRAGED over this was
the San Franc isco Examiner that
the editors dispatched a photo·
gr aphcr down here to grab a pit·
lure of Lake Mission Vu?JO. They
s pread the photo all over Pas:e l,
which no doubt furthe r innamed
the parched northern populace.
Hijack Pinn Alkged
"l appreciate that some or you
are going to have to make
s acrifices. But sacrifices we
must make. The p eople of
America d e mand an e thics
code," O'Neill said.
LEWISBORO, N.Y. CAPJ
Two women were shot to death in
t his fashionable Wes tchester
County community while their
four young children played
nearby.
Americans in Uganda: Potential Victims? Stale police discovered the
bodies of Sheila Watson, 36, and
Bonnie Minter, 31, at about 5:30
p.m . Wednesday, just minutes
after a neighbor reported hear-
ing gunshots from the Watson
home. It was the wrong lake. as 1t
turned out The photographt>r
shot a smaller body or water 111
In inc• by mistJke. No matter
.\ny lake would haH' l'nragt'<i lhl'
northern folks b" then
Thus it was the Lake Mission
\'1cJO fllhn~ ISl>Ul' came before
the state \\3ter body only }ester
day. The board voted 4 to 1 to or
<kr the M1:,:.111n V1cJu Compam
to turn off thl' fout·(•t
Aftl•r this .1ct1on up in
Sac.:rnmento, ev1•rybody got prt-l
t y l>tuffy in the l,m gu<1gc dl·part
ment.
WllEN Qtrt:STIOl'\ED on thl•
issue, Mbs1on V1c111 Compam
l'n•sitknt Ph1hp Reilly n •phed· ·
"Tht• ~tatcmcnt that I would
m <ikc to you now 1s lhl' saml'
stakment in the prc:,s relcasl' 1s
~ut•d t•arht•r "
Jn plain IJnguJgl', :\o Com·
ffil'lll
On the olhl'r hand. \ ou can con·
:,,1dcr th'' hlathl'r uf th1· lioard's
:-.tatcmt·nt 111 01 ll1·nng ttw lake·
t1lhng ..,toppt:cl
"Prudt•nt "'.1h·r management
plannmg n•qu1n•-. lJk1ng all rea.
:,onablt• step:-no~ to m1nimi7.e
ach l'r<;(• 1mpac·h shouhl the pre·
sc•nt clrought t'\ll'ncl 111tu ne\l
) l '.I r Ill h1•\ lllHI '
YO\ 'RE I f-.tT wonclerin.c
\I h\ lht•\ cl11l11 I • 1mph ..,,.~ \\ l'
don I \\,mt \1111 Idling thal blJ:.t·
t•cl l.1k1• 1f \H' 11· gomg to run out
of '' .1t1·1 .1r1111i1d hP11• ·
l\t1..,,..1011 \ tt'Jo t"11mp.1n\
sp<>l..t•-.nwn I 111'<1 lo :rr.cw· th.1t ttw
\\ ;i I c·r \\.is J U:.l .1s \H•ll off ::.tu red
in tlwtr lake for 1·nw1 j,!l'llt'' use
;is rn .m:. 11the1 qorage tank To
'\\ h1d1 lh1• ltt111rd r1•phrci • tht·
w :111•1 cli..1r1l'l:-. wh1l:h t•11uld u-.1·
1 h is ",ctC'r a s .tn f•mcri.:er11 v
".11 t•r ""l'PIY have• not cit•\ 1•lo1~·tl
th1• 111'11tut111n.1l ;111 ;1n 1:C'menh
\\1t h thc• 1t'"fl4 t11cfc·nt tu ~" 11 <' lh1•
'\\-Jtcr ... ·
\\HAT Tllfo: RO\Rf> 1111 .. 1111
WOS, "Tht'IC 1511 1 cnv cl1 '.1l \l'I
}WI W('t'll tilt' C'llnlJl•tll\ ,tilt) ~ ,11\·t
d1,tqc·h to JHimp 11111 lh•· l.tk1> 1(
1h111,.;s gr•t dry Jilli ):l'l 1t <k
Ji' rr NI 111 homes · ·
Alus, \\hl•n you r1•atl ·111 th1•
hur1·auer.itH' word!!, vou .111• lt•ft
wo nd<·nng 1f Wf' havl' .1 \\,1t1•r :.horl<J~t· 11r JU'>l .1 l·1111111111111\. J ·
tw n prublc..•111,
NAIROBI. Kenya <AP>
Ugandan President ldi /\min
planned lo expel Americans lno.
ing in his country. and the
Popular Front for the Liberation
of Palestine planned to hijack the
plane on which they left ,
publtshed reports here said to·
dav.
TheNa1rob1 newspaper the DJ1
ly N<it1on said that i\mm plannl·d
to expel tht' Americans at lhl•
m eeting he scheduled this week
Dress Flap
Set to Rest
MONTREAL <A P I
· · F'rankh• my dt>ar
couldn't ·~·"e ':.i d a m1;,"
said Primt-Minister Pierri'
Ellio tt Trudeau's \\lfl
Wednesd<i:V night wh<.'n
askt.>d about cnt1c1c;m hv
A m c n <:a n r a:, h 1 on ti,.
"Igneri. of the..• short d11•0,s
~he wore to a formal \~ h1tt·
1 louse d1nm·r
'"Look. I just don t 1·;111·
what lhl' Am<'ncan dc·
o,1gner-; thou)!hl. '>Jiil
2 8 • ' ea r · o I <l ~1 a 1 J.! J r 1• 1
Trudeau. ·What I \H'ar 1-.
nobody'.., busmcso, but m'
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with them and then called off.
THE NEWSPAPER SAID its
ihformation came from West
German intelligence reports and
that Amin presumably knew of
the plan. Jn Bonn, officials said
no such intelligence report was
rece1'ed there. "There seems to
be a lot of wild speculation go.
1ng on m N<11rob1." a Foreign
M 1n1stry spokes"' om an s aid.
Ug;rnda has had a long.
s t anding feud \\Ith its Ea:.t
Afrlc.-an neighbors Kenya and
Tanzania. Milton Obote, the
Ugandan pre:.1dcnt overthrown
by Amin six year~ ago, has been
living in Tanzania
The N11irob1 report said the
l'gandan government was going ,
t o provide a plane for thl'
Americans to leave the country. ·
"PFLP TERRORISTS would
have mingl e d with th l'
Americans and boarded thl'
plant.'. .. thl' report l'ontmucd. "It
'rnuld then have been hiJ<i ckccl,
and po~Mhly flo\\n lo Kenya "
The re was no comment on the
n•port from the Amin t!Ovem
nH·nt or from U.S. officials in
W :ishms,1on
The Popular Front organized
the h1JJl'kmJ.! la:.t .Jul) of the Air
Frant•t• plan\> that landed at
t ganda's Ent('hbe Airport
Passengers aboJrcl the plane
said the hijackers" t•rc JOmed bv
Firm Buys Rights
To Nixon Memoirs
'=EW'I Ol!I\ •\I' The publlshmi.:c·ompanvofGrossell&Ounlap,
111<' . anrwunn·d 11111." that 1t had m.uh• .1n agrt•em1·nt lo puhlish
rurlll t'I l'l t''llklll it1d1Jrd M Nixon·, mt•mo1ri. In tht• t 'n1tcd SlJte&
,inti C.inJd.1
Thi· p111·1· tor thl· h.:1rdtover pubhshmi.: r1i.:hh wai-. not Jnnounced.
\\ tlltJlll !-1.cr noff chairman of
W.1rnl'r Books, \.\h1eh h..is the
"'orldwit1t• puhhi.hing r1.ihts to
'\1"<on "'m1·mo1r". made the joint
annoum·1•rn1•n\ with llurolci Roth.
prl'l>1dcnt of <.;r<>&sett & l>unlap.
P l 8 LI C AT I 0 S 0 •. th 1•
hardc.-o\·er edition o f ~l'l:11n s
memoirs 1s expected f'Jrly 1n
197R. Rnth s aut. HE' said pl<1ns for
the m emoirs had been reviewed
lust "'t'+'k 111 <1 series of mectmg,
"'1th '1;1,011 a t ht::. home 1n San
Clt'mc·nll'
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c;t•tonrl .1gn•ement made• m the..·
I n1tl'd St;itt·c; for t-.1"<on 's
mt•mo11' s1ncl' Warne r Hooks
bouj!hl lh<' n1rhts In 1974.
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accomplices waiting with
weapons in Entebbe and that
Amin cooperated fuUy with the
terrorists.
THE HIJACKING ENDED
with the rescue by Israeli com·
man dos of more than 100
hostages and the destruction or
most or the Ugandan air force's
planes by the commandoes.
Meanwhile, the United States.
Britain and Kenya rejected
Aimin's latest invasion charge,
and Ke nya said Amin was
hallucinating.
"Hallucinations and shadow
boxing arc <i eommonplate thm~
"ith lhl• military r egime 10
l 'gancla." a Kcn)an spokesman
said. ''With this understandm!!.
you can even expect to hear th.ct
God has :.hake n hand:. with
Amin."
RADIO l 'GANDA c harged
Wednesday th<.1t 2.600 lJ .S ..
Rnl1sh and Is raeli mercenancs
were marchmg through Kenya
toward l'ganda The U.S. Stall'
Department said the r eport wa..,
"completely and tot all) false.··
The British Fore1J?n Office said 1t
was "highly unlikely." Js rael
said nothtng.
TO ALLOW THEMSELVES
the privilege of unbridled outside
income. O'Neill argued, "creates
io the public mind a suspicion or
conflict, a s uspicion of im-
p ro pri ety. The issue is
credibility."
O'Neill's statement seemed to
shift the mood · away from sup-
port for a coalition of
Republicans and a handful or
Democrats who were calling for
the income limit to be cut from
the bill. They heatedly argued
that the provision was "im·
moral" and perhaps .unconstitu·
tional because it discriminated
against persons earning diHerent
types of income.
The main objection was the
dis tinction that limits ''earned"
income from business ventures
or law practices but exempts
"une arned" income from invest·
mPnts or other capital returns.
THE BILL'S AUTHORS con·
cede d that the plan is not perfect
but said their study and a poll
taken during drafting of the code
showed more J)Qtential for con·
fhct or interests in a lawmaker's
c:~Jl l
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AUTHORITIES SAID the
women, both of whom were shot
several limes. were in a bedroom
of Mrs. Watson's $150,000 house
on Sm1thbndge Road. The house
had been ransacked, and robbery
apparently was the motive for
the double killing, police said.
The children, aged 4 through 6,
were playing either in the house
or the bac.-kyard and were not
harmed. Mrs. Watson was the
mother of two of the children,
and Mrs. Minte r, also of
Lt>wisboro, wa:. the mother of the
other two.
The women's husbands, Ralph
E . Watson. a sclf·employed com-
puter specialist in New York, and
David L. Minter, a senior editor
at Readers Digest in
Pleasantville, were at work when
the s hootings O<"curred.
STATF. POLICF. SAID lh<•y
were looking for a blue van with
two or thr<'e male occupants that
was seen spe<.>dmg away from the
house.
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..
Banda-Linked P
Cesar Chavei, second from right, links hands with sup.(K>rters
during a United Farm Workers demonsft'ation Wednesda.y at the
state Agricultural Labor Relations Board in San Diego. Chavez
contends a "company union" is illegally listed on the l"Jallot in a
representation election to be held today in Imperial Coo.nty. ..,. ____ _
·1nmaies Moved
t
(AP> -To tbe mm ... ,.. .. , • .Wlty co • ..., lT ba1t. .......
lroma nbt l\,wu. lffr'J'~ ........
LOOWJll (A.Pl -1'e kU&er ot "t took tbe m.l'I and to Teut... .. ...a CKAXENr0 C DJ\ t••• hdna Ou aod ~l«U1c edwdaywbmaJ ubdwMtbeluld.... -LfC!tlUSaa bu bNt1 1.:0 Piii)' emplo)·n foand out· ~ to ra.tso tho s a ..-.eked home wu Ill>-To poht't', It dld.Dft Id that asy. T1le7 bad ~aDed prleu of c•rtaln ~ looU.n1 th• bou:se WMa . lUchard Chari• Jtees. 71,. IOf"IDC'J' Brina puod;••maJ'be camomta bunUaar and
tbe employes drove up, P19C'er' the 1reat.t rip.o(f artlll ol all tJme'• after be nnt:abld wtt.b ftlll1DC llcmcses.
Countyciftkers report. the money Feb.11, 1176.. • A11emblyman Dan
dloatrwrleht <D· Sheriff's officers. aldec'I by two "We can't tblntof another cue where •llnileman. US• ~oocordl, lntroduced the
helicopters, searched t.be rural In« no violence or weapons, escaped with aucb a larao bJll Wednesday at the r«>·
residentiaJ neighborhood around amount ol untraceable cut.." said one police omcer in-quest of the Department Lone Pine Place, between ve1ti1atlngthecase. o!Fi.sbandGame.
Sacramento and Auburn, late
W ednesdlly, but found no aus-RE~. CAPTUaED JAN. U by the FBI iJl a 1rnall New IT WOULD boost com.
peel. MeXJco villa1e southeast of Santa Fe, told autboriUes be merclal hunting club
had ~pent most of the money on 1ambling and women dUI'· licenses from $2S to $100
THE VICTIMS were identified . me hts 11 months at larlle. and domes t 1 cat e d
. as William Harrington, SS, of San . waterfowl shooting from Auburn, and Carla Burkart. 27, Jnal7-pa,elettertoa Franc1sconewspapercolum· ..,"t ""
ot Citrus Heights. They bad been nist before bi.s capture, Rees wrote that he bad joined ...., o ..-. tourin& the area in a four-wheel-Brinks in 19'1S because "that was the on))o way to do it Antelope licenses
drive vehicle warning residents without anyone getting hurt.•• would jump from $.1S l<>
of a power outage coming today. He told in the letter how be bad asked his Brinks driver SlOO, and elk permits
Wh ~•d ts 't b to stop at a restaurant in San Mateo so be could deliver a from $.':I() to $100. en •'2ll en weren ome, · The l1°cense fo .. th l · g I af1 ts case or champagne to a woman. , ey were eavin e e : Instead or champagne in the case, he wrote. he had freshwater bait fishing
Officers said the bodies were stacks of bills. He said be hid behind a bush near the would go fro~ $10 to $25:
found shortly before noon in the restaurantuntilthesearchabatedandbecouldsllpaway. SOME INCREASES
front seat of the PG&E vehicle. had ~een expected
They said the killer may have ON WEDNESDAY. U.S. Dist. Judge Charles B. Ren-because of the depart-attacked as soon as the two had frew ruled Rees mentally competent and set March 23 for
returned to their car, which sentencing. He said Rees could call witnesses to testify to me bnlt 's fin an c i a I
rolled down the driveway and off mitigating factors that might influence his decision. trou es.
D h R P • B the road. Rees pleaded guilty to one count of bank larceny-tak· But Jim :Messersmith, eat . ow nsoners r,f,ken Up ing $373,000 in money belonging to banking institutions -DFG's legislative chief,
THE BULLETS apparently and one count of transporting $411,935 in stolen money from said there are no plans
SAN QUENTIN (AP)
-For the second time in a decade, San Quentin
Prigon is breaking up the
fraternity of men who
Jive in the forbidding tier
of cells called Death
Row.
The sixth-Ooor Death went through the open window, California to Texas. for higher sport fishing
( '" ) R either from close range, or had . Each count carries a maximum sentence of 10 ye"'-10· or hunting ,license fees. ~late ow at San Quentin, ,..~ d it D rt t r ' been precisely rumed. prison plus fines. The U.S. attorney's office said the only· esp ea epa men o
--O'V erlooking San Fran· . 't d . h r R ' ilt 1 th t Finance report that a fis-c.~sco Bay. once held The two had apparently been prom1se1 ma emexc ange or ees sgu YP ea was a bing license costs $1.75
kl f h • d d it would not press for a stiff sentence. security area,'' Mar e rnany o t e country s ea just a short time, officers less than it should
Ten or the 66 inmates
were moved to another
prison in Vacaville on
Wednesday. Prison
spokesman Bill Merkle
said 10 more will be
moved next week to the
said. most celebrated felons. said. because of inflation.
Last December, the;,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii California Supreme
(prison at Chino, followed
by groups of five each
week until the row 1s
emptied .
.. The area will be con-
verted to a maximum
Court struck down the
state's 1974 deatk
penalty.
No one had been ex·
ecuted under the l:iw,
passed after the staJ.e's
highest court in 1972
threw out earlier c<ipital
punishment Jaws under
which 194 Death Row m·
mates had been ex-
ecuted. ·
Bo.e Bird Ruled Qtaalf fled
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The Board of Gov-
ernors of the State Bar Association declared Wed-
nesday that Rose Bird is qualified to sit as chief
justice of California.
In a vote taken in closed session, the majority of
board members said Ms. Bird possesses the
qualities to "perform the judicial function with a
high degree of skill and effectiveness."
The 21-member board also said Wiley Manuel,
associate justice designate, is qualified to join the
state's highest court.
The findings of the board will be passed along to
the Commission on Jud1c1al Appointments, which
• will review the two candidates nominated for the
state Supreme Court by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.
Bird Oacmer• Dau! V.S. Pafl.-ent•
LOS ANGELES CAP) -The frcieral govern-
ment will pay $250,000 to owners of exollc bmis that
jt is having destroyed m an effort to stop the spread
of NewcasUed1scase.
A task force from thf' U S. Department of
Agriculb.lre is tracking down the birds from 49 San
'Diego-area pet stores as well as a dozen others
throughout Southern CalUonua.
SptJee Sltldtle ~~d tor Crete
EDWARDS ATR FORCE BASE, Calif. CAP) -
First flight tests of the !'!pace shuttle have been so
smooth-ttrode its jumbo jet carrier plane without
causing it to buck or wobble -that one test has
been skipped and the craft is being readied to carry
a crew.
"We felt the first phase wouldn•t come off rs
smoothly as it has," said William Andrews, chief c,f
the carrier plane testing at a news coolerence Wed-
nesday •.
In the lastorfivc initial tests, the jumbo jet t#ilh
its piggyback passenger proctJred maneuvers that
will be used to launch the shuttle for flights <m jts
own beginning ln July. e
Like the four previou.'I flights, Wednesday's
miaaioo-a 1hour10 minute Jaunt over this desert
flight cent.er at altitudes ranging up to 30,000 feet -
waa apparently trouble free A !'llxth test originally
set for Friday was canceled because everything
wentsowell.
._P ... Adepe,._ Slate41 .
LOS ANGELES (AP) -M the Board ofEduca.
tlort meets today to adopt a ft.nal plan for integra\.
in1 city schools, questions tossed around t.be na·
tlon's second largeat school district for the past
week may be answered.
Will a majority of the seven members -whose
vlewa range from adamant opposition to man-
datory busing to certainty that it is the only way to
10 -be able to compromise on a plan for sub-
m!Hloo to the Superior Court 7
How much impact dld the board members feel
from the community meetings held in t.be past
week, where threats and desperation were the pre-
domlnant reactions to the board's plan for man-
datory bual.ni7
The board had planned to submit its final de-
segreaatloo Pt"OPOSal to Judge Paul Egly on Moo·
day, but now board members are saying this could
be putolf a week or ao.
''I'd 1_, lt (today's meeting) is going to be very
• wide open.•• aald board member Robert Docter.
'The llkellhood of u.s making a final cleciaion is aum.·· .
State, Ticketron Sign
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400 to 500 famous maker
suits gathered from all 15
storesl Plaids, solids, checks.
Wools and wool blends:
Regularly $135-$195.
Now $99. Not all styles or
colors fn every size. Hurry
in for the best selection!
Men's Clothing, 35. ·
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• SACRAMENTO <AP> -The California Parks and
Recreation Department bu signed a new contract
with 'Jlcketron to sell rMervations tor state park
campsites and Hearst Castle tours.
Department Director Herb Rhodes said Wednes-
day that '11cbtron out-Castle reservation,
Jets In m~ dt1~ will Those fees are ln addl·
charge SL 7S per advance tton to state fees of $2 to
campsite reservation $5 for campsites and
, and 80 ~ per 11.eanL tours. Robinson's Newport, Newport FashiorJ.J~J_QnO, 644-2800 . ;' / •
1n1 Cf' ll c rd . 1mmJ1r ion aut nt
wtU qwc:kJ)' be 11bl to l'Ullirm the 1dmUly
of Ul hold
Thi--="··=nns. wtt I be ph t"Ct m O\'e-1""•
nv~-Y riod. 1101.01 first lo n WI)' ad·
maued ,., •dent ahcns Thetr pr1nc:1pal ad·
vantuge will ~ to st~m th~ wldeflprcad
coun\erleJlins o( cx1 Una aben identihca·
tion pupt!ns.
The curds ubo could provide employers
with o"1cial 1<knt1'1c>Atmn of pt>r:ion~ "ho
tla1m lc~al uli(•n status.
But this. as Chicano leader., point out.
will not solve tht• problt!m of employt:r du.-
<: rim in at ion ugain~l native born or
naturahtl-d persons of foreign extraction
"ho do not need or ha\ c thl'! card. JUSl on the
basis of appt.•anrn<·c
This could be achieved by issuing
s1m1larly counterfetl·proof Social Security
cards Lo all who are entitled to work. But
thal. to many Americans. spells a national
identity card and the loss of another piece
of individual freedom
Jt v.ill take m ore than a plastic card to
untangle the massive illegal alien v.cb
Can't Win!
Alien ID Aid
A distinguished Amencan organization
ha::. di::.covered that the old warning about
"the best laid schemes of mice and men"
applies equally to Boy Scouts.
A s mall s tep in the direclton of solving
part of the country's illegal alien problem is
being taken by the U.S. Immigration and
Naturalization Service.
In an estimable attempt to keep up with
the times, the U7-year·old Boy Scouts of
America has changed its name to Scouting-
USA.
Beginning next month, new idenltf1ca-
tion car<ls will be issued to legally admitted
resident aliens. replacing the several
vanelies of so-called green cards now in
circulation
The rationale was that the word "boy"
is offensive to minorities and, anyway.
young women now are enrolled m the Ex·
plorer Scout program.
Thl' nc·w t'ard, described as "coun-
tcrfeit·proof and imposter.proof." will re-
semhlf' a plasltc· <:redit card. It will carry a
photograph. .,1gnature and fmgerprmt of
th<-twar<'r. along "1th coded numbers that
dc~crihc lhl· 11ghtful owner·~ charac-
tcnstil·s
AJas, removal of the sexist handle was
not appreciated least of aJI by the Girl
Scouts. a separate organization that has no
mt en lion of changing its name
By running tht.• c:ode through a central
computer !-ystcm, ~uch as used for \ erify·
Seems the Girl Scouts arc afraid' con·
tributors to the scouting cause may assume
that they will ~hare in gifts to Scouting-
lJSA. They v.111 not. and the Girl Scouts are
understandably unhappy about th~ name
change
New Solutions for
Care of the Elderly
The most common anxll'ty of
elderl) pcr:.ons alone is the heart
attack After that Lhe household
accident. After that, 1n c1t1es,
robbers
Now there 1s :1 tiny C'lectron"·
device ~malll•r thun iJ Jill( k or
c1garcttt•'
which lht•
agcrl pcr:.on
indet:'d. any
person cart
rarr) 1n u
shirt or apron
pocket
In any su<•h
em er~enc >.
he or she ha:.
only lo "pre~:.
a button" and a relative. u
neighbor or a policeman come!>
run nm~
Thest' pocket-s1ic seC'urity
alert systems, for ~ale or least' at
a nominal s um. provide prompt
rescue 111 emergency s1tualaon!>
Also, the d<".it·t· helps the
elderly person lt'cl · less alone"
and "les-. anx1ou,," and rre
quently 1t ts "amucty" wh1d1 hr
in gs 011 heii• t prohltm'
This 1s t1ut onC' 1nnov ut1on
which ts makmi;c 1t cas1t'r ,ind
somehmt-s less expt'n"!1ve for
the elderly to rt'mum in th•·
fam1har and comfortable sur
roundtngs of home
Alexander McMahon. pre''
dent of lh<' Amencan Ho<1p1tal
Assa .. says, ·we Vt' rounci th.at in
moist cases )'Ill• cio not h,I\ e• to
( PAl ll. HAKVEY )
place your aged µarent~ 1n J
nurstng home ·
NONETHELESS • .ibout l
m1lhon Americans 65 and O\er
are thus confined And J Senate
committee reports more than
half of ltus country·._ 23.000 nu rs
ing home:. are "frighten1ni,:ly
substandard. ·
HEW guesstimates thal at
least 260,000 persons art' m nur:.
ing homes who don't have to be
And most don't want lo bt'
A Florida survey re\ t'ah that
80 percent of the elderly ques
honed want to remain the rest of
their lives in their own homes
In several commun1l1es,
hospitals or community or
ji(anlzat&ons are experimenun~
with "home health care "
Two top hospttais tn Albilquer
que, tor example, have JOtned
ha11d!> to establish a !>t'fl ICI'
~ hl<'h m<lKl's "Muse calls" to tht·
honi eoound elderl). supply in~
medical treatment and dail) hot
muls and ~ometlme~ hdp with
hou~ehold chore5
"ost o( these v1S1ls are pa1ci for
h' MedJcare or Med1 ca1d. but the
taxpayer ts <>avmg mone}
TO MAJSTAJN an tnd1vuiual
in an Albuquerque nur:-tnP. homt•
D.-.ar
Gloo1ny
Gu~
·The Spell"' 8 p.m on a
holiday night. A frighten-
ing !>upematural farce for
the "family hour." "Neil
Diamond Special" 9 p.m .
on a !.chool night. NBC.
how. inconsistent'
BC.
G•01Jm1 Gu\ t omm•"I \ •'~ \u~U,.d bt
u .. a '" iit\d do f'to\ nf'tt-\\•"'' ttfh."'< 11rw-.,.~.,., Cit t"I:• n••" P•CM't \t.·l'td your Pd
'>f"i"•f'-10 Gloom y Gu' l\a 1, P•lo1
would CO!>l from S21 to $..15 a dav
where these "house calls" are
only $18 a v1~1l. anci most patien~
rc•qurrt' only one or two v1s1ts a
week
In New York City. St. Vincent's
Hospital has initiated a home
care program for the elderly
which 1s supported by the city's
United Jlosp1lal Fund.
Los Angeles County-l.Jn\versity
uf Southt'rn Cahforniu has as·
~l#tned 80 physu:1ans to make
houst• caHs on a 24-hour basis.
thuc; lo fac1htatc home.care for
thal t•tly 'i elder!) And Min·
nenpohs ana Baltimore have
done L1kew1se
And fac1lttaung thl~ Increasing
at home independence for the
elderly ts the matchbox·su~e elec
tronic alert system which sum-
mons emergency aid when there
mt~hl not be lime or strenitth for
11 telephone call
I ~\
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Iran-Saudi Split Deepens
Oil Price Tension Seen
WASllINGTON Dcsptlt.•
scant encouragement from the
U .S. and deepE.>nin~ ten!> ion~ with
Iran. the royal rulers of Saudi
Arabia are still trying to hold
down world oil prices an effort
of critical economic importance
for the West
lnac~urate reports arc spread
1ng through Wt!:.tern capital:.
th<il the
Saudt!> h<ivP
agreed w 1th
the rest of the
Organization
of Petroleum
Exporting
Coun tri es
<OPEC> on a
7 . 5 percent
price incf'ease
for crude 011
The Saudis regard I hat as "d1sin
formation" spread b) Iran <ind
K u w a i t , c ti i e f h 1 g h · pr 1 e l'
agitators within OPEC. So. lht·
two·price system resulttng from
last December's O PEC meeting
still holds a 5 percent boost hy
Saudi Arabia and the L'n1ted
Arab Emirates. a 15 percent in
crease by the rest of 0 PEC
But Saudi restratnt will endurl'
no longer than hope' for Anah
ls raelt settlement m Ct'nt.·va If
and when the Saudis condudc
that President Carter t!> les !> than
even-handed al Gene\ a . th<'V \\Ill
reunite OPEC In that ea,t·. a 7 5
( EV ANS-NOV AK )
percent increas1· will seem very
modest indeed.
Saudi resistance lo J ran':. pu~h
for ever-higher 011 prices as es
senl1ally a political dec1s1on by
the royal palace tespec1all)
Crown Prince Fahd 1 rather than
an economic det·1s1on h:. th1·
technocrat:>. The politac .. 1 rea
-.ons are two fold first. .1:. dO un
soltc1led gesture lo lhe Wesl an
tended lo prompt L: S pre"su1 t'
on brcit•I for conc e,•>1on s
::.econd. to slow do-wn m·1~hhur1ng
Iran 's rapid (•c·onom1<· and
m1lttar) dt•velopmc.>nl ba!>t•d on
high 011 re\enues
THE SAUDIS "en· qu1ctl) dis
appotnted b) Sl·c-relar) of St,~tc
Cyrus Vance's v1s11 then• last
we<' k . A 1th o u ~ h h c• c• ha rn c
terislically listened much morl'
than he talkea. Vance denied
linkage between the braeli que!>
tion and the price of 011 the of
f1c1al Carter admin1strat1on po!-1
lion which the Saudis consider a
hallucmat1on
Meanwhile. tension w 1th lr<1n
L" on the nse Rc·lat1ons betwel·n
lhl' two 011 giants arC' !>O t£•nw
that secn·l bll.ilt•1 .ti c·onlal'ls on
diplomaltc· m1ltt.tn and ro) al
leveb have mull1plted. l"or m-
sl a nt·e. the Iranian foreign
m 1111ster r~cenlly paid an unan-
noum·l'<i \'t!>ll to Jiddah to confer
with h1!> Saudi counterpart.
'MR. PRESIDENT'
Having shucked prerequ1s1tes
for While House s taffers and
pomp and ceremony for himself,
President Curter has mstructcd
aides that it ' fine with him 1f
lheycallh1m ' ~tr PreMdenl"m
stead of 'Mr Carter" or "GO\
ernor ·
Tho:.l.' thrl'l' title-. w1•n• sug
j!t'Sl<'d as options tn a note lhal
W h 1 lc !louse :.pccchw rtter
Jame!> Fallo.,.., l!<J\'l' thl' Prcs1·
dent Dotng aw a\ \\ llh thl.' tradi
llonal "Mr President," Fallows
1old Mr Carll'r. would be ont•
more step 1n "de·pomprng" the•
nffic•t• Hut rl1d Jimmy really
.,.. ant to ht• <'alkd plain old Mr
Cart<>r or c:overnor''
Apparently not Mr Carter
l'lr('Ulatl'<i the• Fallows note•
umong soml' senior staffers but
then kt 1t bt· known that de•
pomp1ng hud J!Onl' far enough.
Thus. whenevl'r any outsider as
.1ro11nd ht• will bt• l'alled "Mr
President" a I 1th• adopted in
1789 a!> more dt·mncralic than
'Your lltghness." the :;alulatlon
proposed by John Adams. In
prl\ ate. one M:nior aide told us.
tw still occasionally sa ys "Jim
nH ·and gels a\\ay ~1th il
There's Plenty in a Name
A French graduate student. in
prepar111g for her master's lhes1.,
a rew years ago. tnlervtewcd
some 600 college students and
learned that more than half of
them -men and women ahke
were dissatisfied with the first
names their parents had given
them.
She proposed, in a footnote l<i
her paper, that parent~ i:ivc only
provisional
names at
birth, with the
c lear un
derstand
1ng thal
youngster<.
could select
their own first
names when
they reached
adulthood
' >
<Apparently she had never hC'ard
(SYDNEY HARRIS)
of the ancient Chmese custom of
giving a baby a "milk name"
that is later changed to one of his
or her own choice. >
NOT ONLY DO certain names
nol fit certain people, but l'Ven
variations of the same namt·
seem to belong to different
personalities. For instance. an
Edward ts different from an Ed·
die or an Ed. James. Jim. and
Jimmy are different people So
are Charles, Charlie. and Chuck,
as well as Arthur. Art. and Artie
Who would recognize Billy
Graham as William Graham.
any more than the old time pr<'
acher. Billy Sunciay, would come·
across as Wtlllam Sunday? Tht:y
are both born·agatn Billies, just
as Jimmy Carter is irrevocably a
.Jimmy and not a James .
Likewise. Jerry Ford has never
been a Gerald at any time (and
even less so his baptismal name.
which is Rudolph).
I RECALL the cowboy hero of
my youth, Tom Mix. who would
havt• lost his whole panache if
billed as "Thomas Mix." He was
as much of a Tom as Tommy
Man ville was a Tommy and
Thomas Jefferson was a
Thomas
Carter's Folksy Approach May Backfire
In polaltcs. Al Smith was a
p<'rfeet Al. but no one could ever
call Ht'rbert Hoover Herbie. And
can anyone imagine addressing
Al Schweitzer or Al Einstein?
Mrs. Roosevelt never referred to
FDR as anything but Franklin:
he was simply not a Frank, any
more than h1" Vice President .
. John Nanct• Garner. was a John·
nie
WALT WHITMAN Is a rlne
man namt' for an American poet,
but Walter Whitman sounds like
u CPA. Little wonder thal P.C.
Wodehous<' used only hi!! Initials
as an author who could suffer a
comic writer with the forbidding
name of PE'lham Grenville
Wodehouse? Contrariwise. Bram
Stoker is the perfect name for the
author of "Dracula" -who
showed ket'n sen11e In truncating
h~ given name of Abraham
WASHINGTON Durinll th'°
campaign President Curter stud
that. If elected, he was going to
strengthen th" family , and. Just
recently. In lint' with hl!4 IK>hcy of
seeming to carry out a ll cam·
paign promlst'!I, he hus done so
again by telling the world that.
"Those of you who are living in
sin, I hope you will get marned ··
Such a strnngt" thln{t to say
"hen that branch of or~ani:ied
crime known as psychiatry
1s urging the
government
to deny mar·
riage licenses
to people who
haven'l bet-n
examined and
certified as m ror the nuptial
ordeal by an
alienist.
I> Carter may reel that the very
existence of llvers·tn·sin tends to
break d own the tradlt1onol
nuclear family into egg white
and yoke. Married couples were
once known to be envious of
liv tS·ln·sln because they
lhou1ht thue legnlly unsanc·
Uoned liaisons were all fun
without frown s and l rNpon~lb11IUes . Rut by now.
'IJ"IOSt marMed people are a wart•
th<1t living m stn ultimately get-;
down to who ts goinM tQ take out
the garbage and bring In the cat
on a <'old mght.
~Y ehmtnahng livlnK 11l sin,
1t 'g douhlful that Preside nt
Carter would uve many mar
riages. but by encouraging more
people to fitel marrted he is sure
to kick up the divorce rate Onct!
again a well·intent1oned fitOVem·
ment program turns out to be
<'Ounlerproduct1ve. What he
should have done. instead or urg·
mg some of us to stop living 1n
sin. was to urge all or us to hve m
virtue. but that does smack or the
lower sort of pulp1teer1ng,
doesn'tlt?
In his familial sermon on the
mount. delivered to a large
gathering or HUD employes
who have nothmg better to do
with their working time than
listen to presidential hom1letic11.
the Peanut Prophet beued.
4\lbeit ·laughingly, that "those of
you who have lett your spouses.
come back home. Those of you
who don't know your chlldreo's
names, get to know them.·'
EVIDENTLY President
Carter is ignorant of the fact th t
many a family ls h Id tosether
only because lt4 members .,..,.
m('rf'ly vague acquiilnt11nces ln·
( VON HOFFMAN )
Umacy such as th«-father know·
1ng the names. pt'rsonalilies.
pastimes and hobb1es of his
children would result in quick
family dissolution. The Presi-
dent ·s sincerity in all this ts
beyond question. but by constant·
ly comin(e forward to offer im-
pracllcal and unwelcome advice
on personal matters he runs the
risk of coming to be regarded as
a sort of Bom·Again, Fundamen·
tahst Pope ... that 1s, another old
RUY Ineffectually telling the
world what 1l's not awfully 1n·
terested in hearing. That could
undermine our credibility with
the Russians. especially if the
word got about that there aren't
alomic bombs In the tips or those
missiles. but only Bible verses
and family counseling pam·
phlet.s.
As everyone knows by now, lbe
President ts goinlf to have hill
own radio c ll·ln show. This was
designed lo solve the problem or
presidentlll i ohrtlon from the
people. althouih lt doesntt do
anything to help tbe ave.rage
Amcr\~n cit.lzen·s need to cet
3way from the President. Io any
l'\'Cnt. rorthr ftrSl lime In the his
tory of America or any country.
anybody with access to a phone
can call up and J(el personal ad
vice from the chief of !\late
"HELW, Mr. President? Thi!>
1s. ah, 1 mean my name tt1 Louet
ta Coynes of Half Moon House.
Missouri. and I havt> a ternble
problem with ziL'i. · ·
"Louella. there as 1t pretty
serious zil sborta1te and it ·s dul.'
in my opinion lo too much gov
ernment regulation 1 know the
young people of America can't
dance without their zits, and l
want you t.o know yours 1s a
sensitive and responsive govern·
menl that is not going to allow the
Tasmanian zit cartel to cast a
shadow over what should be the
happiest years or you and your
school buddies. As you know.
Louella. I've just moved in here
from Plains. Georgia, but 1 pro-
mise-and you can count on it-
that by July 4th America will
have aztlp01icy,"
"Hello, Mr. President, my
name Is Wilbur Wilbur and J re·
side in Tacoma, Wasblnaton "
"J'm happy for )'Ou."
"Mr. President. my pTI>blem is
that M>mt months .co, against
my wbhel, my wile, Cllt.olda,
be1an ... Adina copies of my
aenllemen's maga1ine11 and a'I a
result ts now demanding that I do
things with her whic·h I und our
family minister belu·vc· e11n put a
severE' strain on our nuclN1r
family, which indudcs nol only
myself, but also Chtolda and our
little pupp~dog, Amy "
"Yes. I understund :.our prn
blem. Mr Wilbur Wilbur S<>ncl
for our pamphlet entitled 'Illa\
mg Trouble With Your Men·,
Magazine.· care of Califano.
Was hinglon. D C . ancl don't
for~et our new 111> rode Anno
Domini One ..
T H E WONDE RFUL thing
aboul President Carter ts that. m
addition to preaching good faml·
ly life to the bureaucratir
multitudes and doin(! adv1c<' to
thc·troubledon the radio, he h\Cs
these principles m lhc conduct oC
his otface. When five o'clock com
es, he sends everyone home to hl~
or her family: "Admiral, forget
those blips oo the radar screen.
Nothing comes before your ramt·
ly. You hl1htaU ll out or here and
don't give another thouiiht to
whether or not the blips arc
Russian missiles I don't want
my people takinA their work
hotne w'ilb lhem Your work will
be htre In the morning and. af it's
not, you're a born·ajlain Chn!I
lian. nrcn't you Admiral'>"
ORANOfi COAST
DAILY PILOT
/lohrrt N Wl'l'd f'ubl1fhrr
Thflmu ~ K tl'1•1/ t','11/l<>r
llorhara l\r<'1b1ch.
f~d1l1mol T'Ot>t Editor
Thr rd1turaal pa11e or the Dally
l'alul '"'<'k' to inform and ,,11mulalt• rcJlll'r' b~· prescnllnll
'"' 1h1' puge d1ver<11e commmlory
un loptC'o o( mlcrc!'ll by li)'Tldacul l'tl eolumn1i.t:. and cartoo01 ts, by
provarlani.; a forum fM readenc'
\'ll'l4 ... ind b) presenting thla
nrw11paswr'11 nplnlon5 aM 1de811
on currl'nl toplu. The f'dllOri al
opinions of the Daily Pilot appear
only In the ~'<Jilorial cotumn•t the
top or the pa11e. OplnionJJ ex· pr(-.~•'<I by the rolumnlst.s ond
c. rtoonast.~ and lt'tlt"r writ~:\ are
thrlr own ond no 11ndor1emtnt ol
their vlt'w• by thl' Dll.lly Pilot
11hould ~Inferred.
Thursday, March a, 1977
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,.. •••.• •o••· 8ANTAM SNAPPSD up U••
papef'bed IOI' ...... and Sir l.Aw Grade bou&bl UM moirM
ri&bb far "50.000. uallnina SWUey Kramer to produce
anddired.
Cuuler, • Soutbero Callromiao traA1plaoled to
Colorado, aays Illa We bun't altered an maJOr waya wilb bJ.S
A~WIN ...... newfound atnuence · "TIT AMC' BONANZA
Ex·Meun Cu1aler
"We've tried not lo make any major cban1e1 because of
our three children. We did buy a new refrigerator. And bav· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_.;.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SF News Beat
Gay Reporter
'Corn/ ortable'
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Television news re-
porter Randy Shilts scurried around San Francisco
gathering material for a story o~ alcoholism in the
city's large homosexual commuruty.
Included on his agenda were slops at a couple of
gay bars. Shilts was not the least bit uncomfortable.
SHILTS lS A NEWSMAN FOR KQED-TV,
which believes be is the first openly gay news re-
porter in television today.
A University of Oregon journalism graduate,
Shilt., 25, was hired by the station last month lo cov-
er San Francisco's gay population, estimated at
100,000 in th.is city of 750,000. "Being openly gay has s lowed me down career-
wise," said the bearded Shilts, "but it basn 't
stopped me."
SIULTS HAS BEEN A REPORTER for the Ad-
vocate, a national biweekly gay newspaper, for
more than a year and travels the country writing
about events and trends among gays.
He spends one day a week working for the
television station and the rest working for the
newspaper.
"What I do 1s basic beat reporting," he s aid.
"My beat is the gay community I may not get as
far in journalism as I would llke. but 1 'm much
more relaxed personally.··
SHILTS SAID THE NEWS MEDIA have rarely
reported homosexual events responsibly.
"The stories usually were distorted to em-
phasize the bizarre or radical," he said.
There has been improvement, he added, but
there is still "a long way to go "
He covered last summer's Democratic Na·
tional Convention in
New York but noted that
"most other reporters
refused to take me
seriously I want to be
judged in terms of my
professional ability and
not my gayness "
George Osterkamp,
KQED news director,
s'aid the s tation in -
formed local gay news
outlets that 1t was in·
teresled in seeking so-
meone knowledgeable
to cover thl' gay com·
munit} Stults applied
"It was such an ob·
SHILTS v1ous thrng. we should
have done it two years ago," said Ostcrkamp. "We
were the first in this area but I predict other sta-
tions will follow
"WE ARE DEALING WITH a Significant por
t1on of the Sao Francisco Bay area that 1s too large
to ignore. Randy is bright and functions as a
journalist, not an advocate "
Shilts angrily disputes the contention of some
news executives that a homosexual cannot report a
gay event objectively
''That's as nd1l'ulou-.. as sa) mg a black re-
porter cannot cover a black event without bias." he
said. "I am a profe~monal I cover the gay com-
munity just like l cover the Board of Supervasors."
HOWEVER, SHILTS READILY ADMlTS that
his acknowledged homosexuality opens doors in the
gay communUy and gets him better access to news
than a straight reporter may get
Shilts said he would like to see more gay re-
porters "come out or lht' closet Seeing an openly
gay person in a responsible pos1l1on hke a
newscaster can have a potutlve effect on younli( guys
trying lo come to terms with themselves "
TV Shows 'Spawn'
Violence in Kids
WASHJNGTON CAP> -Children who watch
violent television shows are more inclined lo shove
other kids around, two Michigan State University re·
1earchers conclude. And children tested 10 the Central Time Zone
where children can
watch violent shows an
hour earlier at night
appeared slighUy more
aggressive th arr those in
the Eastern Time Zone,
the researchers say.
Testimony from the
two researchers was pre-
•ented Wednesday t o a
House communication
•ubcommittee. The find·
lngs turned up during a
federally-funded study of
television's e ffects on
ehildren.
Communications pro-
ruaora Cbarlu Atkin
and Bradley Greenbcr1
tald children who watch
•1peclally violent pro-
irams tended to 1lve •I· lrenlverespoa.ses when
lold of. a POtentlal con-ruct mt.ua&n. Tbe lua
~olence tbey 1aw on
levblon; the Jess likely
b y were to 1lve •I·
gressive responses. the
rese~chers said.
The children showed
less aggression If lbey
watched violent shows
with their parent. than lf
they watched the shows
a lone, the professors
said.
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FLYNT ALSO FACES CllAKGES OF distribut·
~ material harmful to juveniles in connection
with pictures of maimed soldiers he mailed to Cin· ·
cinnati households before his trial in an effort to
a bow that the "real obscenity'' was war, not sex.
Exflcut111• Offices: 7812 Edinger Ave.,
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
Southern Calllornia R•g1ona1 Oflic•s:
When Laguna Beach Police Chief Jon
Sparks inspected his troops, he didn't
bypass Explorer Scouts Laurie Melnyk,
left, and Chris Wyman. Sparks made cer·
tain Miss Wyman's handcuffs, clipped on
to the rear of her belt, were in proper or·
der. An am~ed sergeant looks on.
Flynt and Hustler's legal problems since then
have been nationally featured by television talk
shows, maaazines and oeW"Spapen.
••1t is one of the best sellers." said Miami
newsstand operator Lisa Lindset.h. "It's unreal."
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AJumni Meeting
Cornell College or Iowa has scheduled a
luncheon for Laguna Hills area alumni at tbe Holi-
day Inn, 25205 La Paz Road, at12:30p.m. Tuesday.
Accompanying Robert Majors, alumni direc·
tor, at the luncheon will be Dr. Philip B. Secor,
Cornell president, and Paul K. Scott. alumni direc·
tor emeritus. t:I~"
Additional information may be obtained from
area club chairmen, Dr. and Mrs. Lee A. Dubridge,
235S·3A Via Mariposa W., Laguna Hills, 830-7689.
VOTE:
MARCH 8, 1977
HEWPORT-MESA
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Civil Laws uit
S&LAccused
Of false Ads
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -One of California's
largest savings institutions has been accused of false
advertising in a civil lawsuJt filed by the State
Department of Coo.sumer Affairs and the San Fran·
cisco district attorney's office.
The complaint says American Savings & Loan
Association ran advertisements lJl California
newspapers in January which distorted the results
of a savings survey by San Francisco Consumer Ac· tio.n, a oooprofit oreanizaUon. ·
THE SUIT ASKS THAT retractions be run i.n all
newspapen carrying tbe original ad and $750,000 in
damages, according to Dist. Atty. Joseph Freitas
Jr.
American Savings vice president Micbael
Durkin aaid, "We believe this lawsuit baa absolute-
ly no merit. We intend to defend against it to the
f ulleat extent."
"False advertising by large, reputable institu-
tions cannot be tolerated," said Ray Bonner of the
District Attorney's Consumer Fraud Unit.
THE UNIT B ECENTL Y SETl'LED two false
advertising suJts against large corporations.
The Bank ot America paid $275,000 in damages
i.n January to settle a complaint i.nvolving auto loan
ads.
1''ingerhut, a mail-order house, paid $100,000
last week in settlement or charges claimlllg a tape
player promotion was misleading.
Beaeh 'Dry'
Carl.sbad Eyea Spirit.s
CARLSBAD (AP) -The beach, like neighbor-
ing Oceanside's, is being dned up.
The City Council voted unanimously to prohibit
alcohol including beer and wine along seven miles
of local beaches. Final reading of the ordinance, ef-
fective Apnl 14. comes 1n two weeks.
Oceanside recently banned alcoholic bevttages
on its beaches.
Deaths Ehewhere
GREENV1LLE, S.C.
(AP> -John Dlck1oa
Carr, 70, a mystery
writer who wrote more
than 70 novels many µn-
d er tbe pseudonyms
Carter I>Jckaon and c.;arr
Dickson, died Sunday of
an undisclosed ailment.
l ie created the fictional
detectives Dr. Gideon
• Fell and Sir Henry Mer-
r1vale.
CHOWCHILLA (AP)
-Funeral services were
held today for Paul Jobu
Chrlatorferaeo, former
mayoroCChowchllla and
former cb&ll'man of the
Mad era County Board of
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NAVY wo •EN BA" BEEN
beached sioee 1915 wben the lut
hospital lblp0 the Sanctuary, Wll r. Ured.
A meaaae from headquarten to
neet and abol'e ataUona aaid: '"Tbe
proposed change .. . will permit the
Secretary oC the Navy to prescribe a
great« variety ol shipboard duty to
which women members of the naval
service may be aulped. ••
But Navy women still would be
barred from aervine m combat.
THE PROPOSAL. WHICH must be
approved by Defeoae Secretary
Harold Brown and Congress, marts a
victory f« Navy women who have
been pushing for equality with Navy
men.
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: -BAH A Dn&Jm.l:NTAL lf'l'SC'I' on tM
: quallt1 ol l.mtnacdoa.
mt'lrft ma 4UO Ta.D t.b.11t UM no. ol tlle tilnrJ lum tin arrow ftre aalrw1ln and•..,. ..__,or accea bJ UM IUD people who
wlll be pr••t dw1q the Jl.mla ... elw cbnp
period8. -erut. adlty baaarda
: -llake lt U.U.aln1ly dUftcult tor the baa-~to...,. ...... Uu'ee-pq• repcll't.
budlcapped aud-11 will nod It mon dimeu.lt to
1et to mid from Chelr clHse• and will be effectively
cut off from restroom f•cillUo.
• dieapped to cet to third noor claarooma and "'"·
fices
-Generate needless traffic problem• for stu-
dents and admimltraUon llincb said ~ library will eventually bave to
be reconverted when facilities are built to bouae t.be
offica and clasarooma, at an add1Uonai cost to the
taxpayers. THE SENATE ALSO CLAIMED lbal it is "not
convinced that the conversion ls economically The senate bu recommended that counselln1.
admiuion.s and records and other atudent services
planned for a move to H brary space be kept in
the portable builchn&s on lhe so-called .. lower cam·
pus."
· sound.'" ~ The Academic Senate 1s an apolitical organiu·
llon ol faculty members that asst5ta in formation
· and review or curriculum and other instructional
( matters at the coUeae
Minch told the board that a doubling of
' classrooms already in the library would further re-
! -Ouce apace needed by the library staff for instruc·
lllNCB SAID THAT WOULD PRi:VENT in·
creued pukinl problems and save about $300,000
in renovation cocts.
~~ Public Auction:) 'J!ans., f Fri., Sat. and Sun. evenings at 8 p.m. ace m
• ..JO h..; .j t N ,;r 7 ~ M FOK 1NSPEcr10N By State
~.I JEWELRY CHINA CRYSTAL : FRESNO CAP> -The i : Plus h•Jndrecib 01 other items of furruture, ob1ets d'art, etc I state is suing the Marine
1 1 Mi=rd1<;n. l1!:;>· cons1qn,.,J !rom out-of-pawn, bankruptcies, court·ordered I Corps to recover about I $40,000 in insurance paid . I i.tJ! .. s, h.101>:; • ..,i._ 1 because a hand grenade
I Mov1<l lnr ,·.,riv11111·11,·eol ::.c1l..: lo 1 exploded at a Merced
w.rru1poRT G • • • ~""s LTD a security guard.
nL" nw..LIU.L • • The fed eral suit filed ~ shopping center. killing
25•2 W. Coast Hwy. here by the state Com-
Newport Beach, CclUornia 92663 pensation Insurance (71•> 6'5-2200 Fund accuses the Marine
Corps of negligence in al·
C1u1 1 t / l u:. i•·"· V><'-1qewoo.:i, ROSt"nthal and others, lme EuropP.ot1n
1r.d Ain1:r1 ,,, C" .1 c.;ryd JI r:snd .~r: (jktSS, porceldl!l hgunnes. bronl~. l!r.c-
Lr rnturt. Lura l"· ._ r v u .... on•· o: tl.t largest O!.."'Plays of hne 1ew~lry in the
lowing live ammunition
to be used in a public dis·
play.
Lewis Anderson, 18, of
Merced died Aug. 1. 1975,
s ix days after a
phosphorous grenade ex·
ploded in his face after a
Marine recruiting dis-
play had been dis ·
assembled at Merced
Mall.
v'r Ill..! f v• rythir1 J !rurn ~o u1rat wamond sobtaires io golJ ne: k. chains
FREE ADMISSION
TERMS:
l )f, f \ i • ~I
ADDITIONAL INSPECTION HOURS:
~j. .. l 1.• 0. r n 0 u m to 5 pm .. Sat. 12 noon to 5 p !11
., m ~ r m to 5 p .m
The di sp lay was
furnished to Marine
recruiters in Merced by
Co mpany K, 3rd Bat·
talion. 23rd Marines, a
reserve unit h ead -
quartered in Stockton .
AUCTIONEER:
Art U.11me
OR SELL ON CONSIGNMENT.
WE BUY FOR CASH _)
· l_-~~~~=~~~~E~-~~~~~::~~~ The suit says Anderson
was employed by Cod-
ding Construction Co. of
Santa Rosa which was
covered by the stale in ·
surance fund.
I t1ert~ :-i ,in easy way lo pick up an
extrl.l $156 every month without doing
.iny extr c1 work
If you work 1n Or<1nge County. you
rrr·b ibly drive your car an nverage
of 20 mile.., 111 work ThJt costs you
S 16 r 20 evt ry month to yet to work
t1nci back If there WdS Cl way you
Savings Chart
S1 l 00 a month. That's nil you have
to pay. no matter how far you go in
Or ringe County
(
The alternative means of trans-
µortatron we ve been talking about is
the bu!> Bet ore you turn the page.
lets talk about the bus tor a moment
Orange County Transit District
buse5 are modern. c1ean.
air-condrtroned vehicles
MILES I YOU SPEND NOW YOU COULD SAVE
FROM - -
designed tor ett1c1ency and
comf art. When you take
the bus. you can read. work,
talk or iust daydream WORK MONTH YEAR « M~ 0 EAR
10 j $ 83.60 1003.20 ' 7'2.60 871 .20
20 -167.20 _i_!006.40 1874.40
30 2so.so I 3009.eo 2811 .&o
40 I 334.40 4012.80 323.40 3880.80
50 418.00 5016.00 407.00 4884.00
on your way to work
without having to fight
traffic or worry about a
parking place. You arrive
refreshed, rested and
relaxed.
could keep $156.20 of that amount
every month and still get to work
And when you ride the
OCTD bus you're helping
~~~~ to reduce air pollution
and back conveniently, would you be
rnterested?
Of course. you might not live
exactly 20 miles from work. The
above chart shows the cost and
savings tor other distances. Just
find the mileage closest to the one-
way distance between your home
and work and look across that column
to find your cost and possible
savings
Surprised? You shouldn't be.
The cost of operating a car has
been escalating rapidly for several
years. Our alternative means of
getting there only costs 50~ a d~.
•
and conserve our
rapidly dwindling energy
resources.
Pay yourself for being
smart. Call OCTD for
complete information.
There .is. an easy
w~ to get ahead without
driving yourse~. 'Ne
thought you'd like
to kn ow.
547-331L
Of totl-ffee ZENITH 7-3311 6 AM to 10 PM
weekdays end 8 AM to 5 PM weel<ends.
Cop-citizen Law .~ixed
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A federal appeaJ court
baa struck down a California law requirln1 peace
officers to be U.S. clUzens, aaytne the reatricUon
violated the 14th Amendment rilht to equal protec-tion under the law.
Noting U.S. Supreme Court decisions that have
overturned s10uJar state laws requirin& clUiensbip
for civil servants, U.S. Dist. Court Judge Irving
Hill, speakinc for lhe U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Ap-
peals, said:
"The direction of the tide has been clear. One
need not be a qualified soothsayer to have predicted
our present holding."
Two of the three plamllffs, all Mexican aliens
who are legal permanent residents, were denied
positions of Los Angeles County probation officers
although they passed lhe test. The third was not aJ.
lowed to appeal his exam score.
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Gov. Julian M. Car·
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PAMD A lAP> TM 1'11 "-raa ol
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"I've been on 'bold' before, but thls iJ ridiculous!"
B1111n-Sulf ~r•
· DEAR PAT: I ordered 10 "introductory offer ..
records May 17, 1976 from the Musical Heritage
Soeiety in New Jersey, enclosing full payment of
1.25. I received four records in June. All were in
e package with an enclosed packing slip indlcat-
fng that only one record was shipped, and that the
others would follow. To pay $21 25 for the four re-
cords received is just not nght, and it certainly
fan't be corrected by my efforts I've written
numerous letters to no avail. My daughter belongs
to the same club, and her records arrive right on
-, time.
.~ G.B., Laguna Beach
Moalcal Heritage Society bad no explanation
for Ulla snafu. No ruord of your latest letter of com-
ata& roald be located. let alobe an expluatloo of
by &lie firm's shJpplng records illdJuted &Jaat ODly
e reeord bad been delivered, when four bad been
maUed. It'• just as well that you Id A YS handle &bJs
• nblem bffause your six mlsslng recorcb now
ve been malled to you, with no further complaints
feqalred on your part.
reat for Birds on the Bou~
DEAR PAT; I have a lot of bottle brush buabes
my yard. and the hummingbirds are coming to
islt regularly I've heard that they urc attracted ~Y red flowers, and my experience indicates that's
a fact. J would like to observe these delicate little
birds more clo~cly at a feeder, and wonder if you
could repeat the hummingbird food recipe you
published some tJme ago
J W , San Clemente
The top favorite repeat question of A YS readers
... been the hummingbird food recipe provided by
the Sao Diego Zoo In 1972. Now that sugar prices
••ve foae down, the homemade recipe •lain is ill .;~em and by you and a number of other readers. The
':!recipe, whJch follows, can be rt'duced according to
~our needs: 28 ounces of white cane sugar. >4 ounce
'rof super bydramln powder <optlonall, a small
•amount of vanilla navorin1t. one l{alloo of water and
fed food coloring. If desired. Mix tborou1bJy and
lace ill feeder as nttded.
'. lnternt Mafl D~end 011 Date l DEAR PAT When a person's department store
charge account bill 1s due on a certain dale or the
I month, must he send an that bill at least a week
1 prior to the due date'> I paid my charge account by
check and mailed 1l three days in ad\'ance of the
billing date, yet I ended up betn$! charged interest
'on my next month·:. stalt·ment Is this legal"
L P .. Costa Mesa
( It Is, according to provisions of the FaJr Credit
lllllng Act of 1975. Whl'n you have a "free ride''
tlme period In wblch to pay your bW befere a
naaace cbarl(e Ill lf'vlf'd, the bUI ,hould be mailed at
least H days ln advance of tbe pay1neat deacl.UIH!.
Moat major department stores la So•tlaeu
< Callfomla delay thc>lr current month's bill maDla«!l
uetll several days aftf'r thf' blllln« datf' to be aurto
t bat last·mlnutf' paymt-nt'I do rttelv~ credit aed
tlaa& a~ount holder\ UC' not charl(f'd ror l•tunt. A
, uedltor does not havf' to utf'ftCI lbl5 courtesy,
ltowever. Late mall may have bHTl lo blanae ID your
al&aalloa. Glvl' a call to the 'ltore''I credit depart· I meat, &Dd dJ11cu11~ Ulls problem. An adju<1tmnt pro-t ))ably wUJ be made.
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SANTA MONICA (AP• -R~k ala1•r·
900Cwrlter Bob Dylan bu bee a..t ftw dlvomt bJ
bia wife ol U yean. Sarah, •lllo wu IJ'Uled te"9·
porary custody of lbeir nv. chUdr.n, court otnctals
uid.
Tbe divorce action filed In Su6enor Court ctt.ed
.. aneconc:Uable dtlferent"u," all t.bat ta required
under Calilonua law
MilVIN M. MITC'Bf!LSON, MU. Dylan's at-
torney, said t.bat in addition &.o custody of the
children, aged 6 throueb 15, his
client also was &ntnled ex-
clusive use of the rambling,
dome-topped ~e m Malibu
the couple bwll the past few
years
Mitchelson sa1d Mrs Dylan
wLll seek permanent custody or
the children, child s upport,
spousal support and court
supervised dispos1llon of their
commuruly property, which 111-on.AM
eludes real estate in California, New York, Min-
nesota and New MeXJco and Dylan's holdings in
publishing companies, recordings, copyrights and
song royalties
"SHE REGRETS HAVING TO terminate this
relationshjp and hopes that it wlU be done with a
maximum of good will," Mitcbelson said.
Dylan, 35, was knownfintasaprotest muslc and
Colk song writer but has lived quietly in this area in
recent years I le and Sarah Lowndes were wed in
New York city on Nov. 22, 1965.
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these items available in our
Huntington Beach-Store
women's sportswear savings for girls
ORIG.
20 JUNIOR TOPS I 99 S10
30 JR. PANT TOPS . SIO·S14
15 TAILORED SHIRTS S7 SlO
25 BLOUSES. LONG SL V , $8
30 FASHION PANTS Sl2 Sl~
50 POLYESTER PANTS $13
20 SKI JACKETS S20 s;r~
30 KNIT TOPS, S. SLV. SClS8
40 DUNE BUGGY JEANS SlO
40 KNIT PANT TOPS . SC)
15 KNIT TOPS, L. SLV. S8 S!J
70 JR. PANT TOPS . SIO S16
150 TAILORED SHIRTS SS
25 LONG SKIRTS 10 99 S18
30 DENIM JEANS $11 $1 5
45 KNITS, '1-iORT SL V S6 SB
40 KNITS. LONG SLV 4 99 Sl.l
70 FULL FIG. KNIT TOPS, S6 SIO
dresses, pant suits
20 DRESSES
50 LONGS . . .• ~-
26 LONG DRESSES
ORIG.
S 17 S23 ~A1i3
$20 $34
women's coats
11 SKI JACKETS
ORIG.
S25·$32
NOW
2.98
4.98
2.98
3.98
4.98
7.98
8.98
2.98
5.98
3.98
3.98
2.98.
98d
4.98
2.98
1.98
2.98
1.98
NOW 5~~8'
9.98
14.98
NOW
8.98
ORIG.
35 DRESSES.JUMPER,4·6X. S8 $9
25 DRESSES, 7-14 Sil
25 JUMPERS, 7-14 . S6
50 PANT SETS S14
31 KNIT TOPS, 4·6X 4 5().$!)
25 PANTS, SKIRTS, 4·6X, 55
20 SKIRTS, 7·14. S6
75 PANTS. 7·14 . . S9
20POLYESTERPANTS $6
600 ORLON KNEE·Hl'S. 1 35
40 TEE SHIRTS, 4·6X SJ
60SWEATERS S5
20 NOVELTY TEES S2
40 BLOUSES . . $5
savings for boys
ORIG
50 KNITS, 4 7 2 99
120SPORTSHIRTS, L. SLV. 6 99
50 KNITS, SHORT SLV. 3 99
200 KNITS, LONG SL V. 4 49 5 99
35 SHIRTS, 4.7 3 99
60 SWEATERS 6 99
40SWEATERS 1099
29 LEISURE JACKETS 9 99 12 99
18 HUSKY JEANS 7 49
19JACKETS 13 99 14.99
savings for men
lingerie, loungewear OR IG.
182 B~~FS & BIKINIS
ORIG.
1 35
63 BANDEAU BRAS S5 7 49
76 CONTOUR BRAS 3 49 4.49
64 SMOCKS 4 97 SB
27 OUIL T ROBES 513
46 OUIL T ROBES 515
18 OUIL T ROBES S18·S20
17 HOSTESS LONGS SB·S12
26 HOSTESS LONGS S16
31 HOST JUMPSUITS . s lb
21 BABY DOLLS $5·S6
18LONG NYLON GOWNS, S6·S12
NOW
68d
1.98
1.98
2.98
6.98
7.98
9.98
4.98
7.98
7.98
2.98
2.98
200 TANK TOPS 7 99
40 KNITS, SHORT SLV. 9.99
75 KNITS, SHORT SLV. 5 99
150 KNIT SPORT SHIRTS, 4 50
70 DRESS SHIRTS,ASST'O, 6.99·7.99
75SPORTSHIRTS,S.SLV., 4 99·5.99
150SPORTSHIRTS,L.SLV, 8.99·9.99
120SPORTSHIRTS,S.SLV. 4.99·6.99
120 SPORT SHIRTS, L. SL V, 7.99·9 99
80 SPORT SHIRTS, L. SLV., 5.99·6 99
60 FLANNEL SHIRTS . 5 99
40 LEISURE JACKETS 9 99
90 SWEATERS, ASST'O 9 98
women's accessories yardage, notions
25 CLIP EARRINGS
30 NECKLACES • .
20 FABRIC HANDBAGS
50 VINYL HANDBAGS
25 LEATHER BAGS
ORIG.
$2
$2-$3
$6-$8
SS $8 '
$6 $18
35 WALLETS • • • • • $4
30 BEL TS, ASST'O • $3·$5
35 TOPS, ASST'O • • $4·$6
40 SCARVES . • • • $1-$4
NOW ORIG.
48d 65 VOS. DOUBLE KNITS • 2 99-3.99
68d 200 VOS. OOUBLEKNITS, 2.99
1.48 80 VOS. JERSEY 1.99
2.98 65 VOS. K-CLOTH • ~.69
3.98 150 VOS. VELOUR • • 3.49
90 VOS. VOi LE • 1 99 1.48 .
68; 30 VOS. GAUZE • •
50 YOS. CHIFFON • 1.48 aBd 200 CB PATCHES
2 99
1.99
Sl
28NEEOLEWORK KITS • $4 4 50
' 9Bd 29 HANGER KIT $2 6Bd
140 HA TS, ASST'O • 2 59 $6
100 RABBIT FUR SLIPPER, S4
NOW
3.98
3.98
1.98
6.98
2.48
1.98
2.98
2.98
2.98
68¢
1.48
2.48
48¢
2.48
NOW
1.48
2.48
2.48
1.48
98d
2.48
4.98
3.98
3.98
4.98
NOW
1.48
5.98
2.98
1.98
2.98
1.98
3.98
1.98
4.98
1.98
1.98
3.98
3.98
NOW
68d
98(
6Bc
68d
1.48
2Bt
28t
68t
18t
1.98
98d
30 SHOES, ASST'O • • • S6
40 PANTY HOSE $ 1
2.48
48' savings for the home
200 FASHION KNEE·Hl'S. 1 25 2 25,
15 SHAWLS • • • • • SS
18 CARDIGANS • • • • S 10
98 FAS.HION KNEE·Hl'S 1.50 2 25
700,UPPORT HOSE • $1
191 PANTYHOSE • • • $1 1.59
inf ants and toddlers
17 INFANT DRESSES •
22 LAYETTE PANTS
ORIG.
• $5
S4
$5 20 TOO. SMOCKS • • •
48d ORIG.
3.98 75 CALENDERS, 1977 1 49-1 99
4.98 25 DUST RUFFLES 7 97
68t 35 CURTAINS, ASST'O • 3.99-6.99
68' ,;;oo WASHCLOTHS. If Perf. 87' ~f 500 HANO TOWELS, If Perf. l . 77
NOW
1.98
68C
2.48
savings on shoes
ORIO.
WOMEN'S SANDALS • • 9.99-10.99
GIRLS' SANDALS • • • 5.99-'2.99
INFANT CANVAS SHOES, 4.99·8.50
MERVYN'S
9811 ADAMS AVENUE,
HUNTINGTON BEACH -963 -9731
NOW
28d
3.98
2.48
...... 48'
68'
NOW
4.97
3.97
2.97
Off Hook
wau . ...
leelancl (AP ) -Aatr'allm cnckct cap-
t&lD o,.. ChGPell won't
be praMcutecffor h1ttJn1
a m ltttak« w1\b bb
bat before • cbHrin1
crowd or 20 .000. ••Y
police.
Tbe incident, durint a
match against New •
Zealand. also wu broad-
caat live on nahonwade
televiaion.
Chappell, who was bat-
Un1 when the streak~r
appeared. grabbed the
man by one arm and hit
him across the bullocks.
SH'J'J t. Uaat -" phi c rt Ila tit lmft • _..._rtMt
ml to Ill\ out the dlrty ~ ltult ar. re-
qu led by IOCDe appllnnta. ariable bow
many otteolor nouu aDd vcrbe ca.a lul9 \IP In
thOM au·lett« combl.DaUom! U lb t commit·,
tff does tt.I job, It a1a.o cbecb• Cor pomo.
1raphic meanin1a la P'rncb, Germao"'
Span.Ulb. Italian. Japan • and · ltuaaian u
well u Engllsb. Can't tell you.iome ot the
amuing syllables t.bat bave been requ•t.d..
1·m t.oobuhful.
' . A Japanese army overran Korea ·aftd
much of China 1n the Sixteenth Century. And
those so•rs took hom e
38,700 noA they'd cut off
the faces or the defeated
mainlanders. Those noses
were buried near a temple
in Kyoto. Odd tomb, that
one.
Are you aware that
more 13-year-old boys than
13·year-old girls use hair
s pray? However, rar more
13-year-old girls than 13-year-old boys shave.
W'IU..IA9 A 'D .UY ~. ~ l'ft Mud GI U. Olth-t'e of WtHiam
aod Marr. but 't know ""ho Wlltiam and
Illar)' •.•• , ..
A. Flnl eou1 ot noble Brltub barth
WbOM marn-.ie WU arraoatd ""b be WU 21
and Ibo wu U . TbeJ wound up io lat a the
finl jcUt ru1en ln Entll•h hil&tory lt waa lh•Y
who endowed ~ colle1e at W11hamsbur1J,
Va. in U593. In bis early married year&,
WllUam played lrourut with bis wife's maid or
honor, but eventually be straightened up and
flew right, and after Mary's death in 1694. he
described her as having been absolutely fault-
less. and hia &rief until tus own death eight
years later was profound.
Q. "ln bow many or these Umled Slate:. I&
the largest lake t.berein manmade?"
A. In 38. Some engmeers contend that's
one lhtng, the making of lakes, that people can
do better than nature. although numerous
c1tizem downstream from broken dams dis-
agree.
That dish called pizza, please note.
originated in Israel.
Addreu mail to L.M. Boyd, P.O Boz 1560,
Co.ta MtlO, 9'M26
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1232 N. Tustin Ave.
Orange, California 92667 • (714) 633-2857
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Bruce Macauley, was
fined 25 New Zealand
dollars for disorderly
conduct. He. in turn,
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
MARCH 4, 5, 6
FEATURING TREMENDOUS SAVINGS
OM •••
PAmRNS •CLOSING OUT ALL CRAFT ITEMS
TENNIS RACQUET WITH FREE NYLON STRINGS• WARMUPS
MEN'S FRED PERRY SHORTS • LADIES DRESSES & SHORTS
UPPER CRUST
FREE COKE WITH PURCHASE Of A PlZZA (Must Be Picked Up In Person)
PLUS MUCH MUCH MORE
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MERCHANTS
ALl!ElrTSOHS •••••••••••••.•.••.••....•..•..•...... 752-6111
Supermarket. Pharmacy. Bakery, Hot Oeh
CAMPUS CLEAMYS •..•.•.•••••••.•.•.•••••.•.•.••• 752-1172
Deluxe °'Y Clean1no and Laundry Service
HOME FB>BAL SAVINGS ••••.•..• ·~ •.•••••••••• , .• 752·61"
Many Free Financial SerV1ces
UPrH CIUST ••.•••••..••.•..••.••.....••....•. : . , • 752-1646
Pizza Pasta. Delivery and Take-<)ut
WAL Ta WEISS ••••••••...•.•••••••.•..•.•••••••• : . 752-1616
Will Covenngs and Interior Design
CAMPUS SPOITSWlAlt ••.•...•.•••••.•••••••..•••. 752· 1144
Family Sportswear. Levis Dittos ;
HOUSI OP V1IHHA •••...••...•••••.••.••.•••...••• 752-6141
Women and Men Hairstyles ono:ar1tY ...................................... 1s2-1114
Family Eye Care
U UISOI UALTY ...•••••.••..•...••••.•.•...•••. I JJ.-1600
Sales. Leases. Photooopy and Free Notary Service
UMIY&SITY A.OltJST ••.••••..••.••••..••....•••••• 752-7040
Floral Arranoements. Plants, Ory Flower Arrangements Wire S.Nlce
TOTEMS SPOITS ••••••••••••••••••••.•••••.••••••. 752-7355
Tennis Soecialty and all other sports
LADYIUG .ars. cuns .......................... 1sz.7441
Art1 Craft and Needlework Supplies. Custom Framing and Classes
C.A.MftlS COllLB •••••••••••.••.•••.•••.•.•••.••. 11z.n11
Footwear, leather and Complete Repair
THI mu. IUquol STOUJ ........................ 752· IJH
Fine Wlnee and Splr1ta. l'ree Dellvery, Free le.. Party nMCSa
MACMAI llYIHI llALTY .......................... 71Z·1414
Witti a sympathetic apprec:latton fOr your nMCll. and a IOlld background In
Real Est•• 101•s • 10Y FAMILY USTAUIAMT \
SPECIAL A TTRACTIOH
FREE! BALLOONS
·POPCORN
MEXICAN FOOD
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blgi I ing March J. 1977 af 7:00 p.m.
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: llA YOa DOlllNIC IUlCl'l'I will ar-~ve from the Soviet Union, where be
;bu flown to meet aeveral dipitaries
ln tbllt eou:atrJ. And Councilwoman
:Norma Beruo1 will arrive from
trorooto, where she ia v1s1li.ng rel·
:,attves.
: The Conference, held eveey two
~ears, will introduce President
;carter'• administrators lo leaden ot
!emallerU.S. cities.
: "Tb.is coolerence is a little different
:from tbe recent U.S. Conference of
:Mayors," Sorsabal explained. .
: "'THAT CONFERENCE involved
,nayors from mOBUy the larger cities.
-Our problems are a lot different from
those experienced by the major urban
core cities," be said. .
He said the Costa Mesa council
lpembets will 111>lit futo workshops
~ealing with energy, unemployment,
Jransportation and public works. ! "We will also be expressing some
~oncerns to the Department of Labor ;bout the new Emergency Jobs pro-
sram which goes into effect at the end
~f April," Sonabal said. :,
: ''I PERSONALLY HAVE some
3kuestioos about that economic stablli-jy program.,,
: He said approximately 136 jobs
!PiOuld be approved for Costa Mesa UD· ., .
f Budgei Cutting • ~teps Pondered ._
~t Ocean View
tOcean View (elementary) School
istricl trustees in Huntington Beach
re eying a proposed reorganization
,._f administrat1ve staff presented to
jl'em this week. .
e_ Superintendent Dale Coogan said
the plan is designed to cut ad-
'lninistrative costs by an estimated
420,000.
MOST OF THE SAVINGS will re-
ult from elimination of the assistant-
uperintendent of administrative
•ervkes post. This position has a
~.500 annual salary.
"I Current Asal. Supt. of Ad·
:cn1niatrative Services Woody Chad-~ick said last week he will retire in
:.June. Chaddick is 59.
l[ Under the proposal, many of Chad·
;dick's former duties will be taken by
::Oon Hendri cks, current ad ·
;>!linistrator of staff development,
·Coogan said. ~ HENDRICKS WOULD BE elevated
~ a new post, assistant supennten·
)lent of programs. plannmg and de·
~elopment, and receive 1:1 $1.500 raise
Fder the plan. His current post would
eliminated. Coogan said
The plan also calls for revision of
fcurrenl duties of assistant supennten-
t!enls of personnel, business and
~ucation services, be added.
" The reorganization callJ for a $2,000
~ year raise for Jill Hendricks Cno re-
'aUon to Don Hendricks)
.. MRS. HENDRICKS. current learn-
ng resources director, would take on
:lldditional medta hbrury und cur-
)'iculum art lab dutk1. C.. Coogan's plan also calls for hiring a
full-t.ime pubbc relations person. This
ould coet the district an addltiooaJ . ooo.
Trustees are expected to conaider
'1te propoaed reorgaruzallon plan for
~doption Monday
I( approved. all new assll(nments
""'ould take eff eel Ju I y 1, s l\'d Coo1an.
Paid Pollt1cal Advertisement
Vote for
more than ball a milUon dallan to
hire • bard-<Cll"e unemployed resi·
dent.. and Sonabal said tbe new jobs
Protnm will mean an ed•fitimal 130
or110jobe.
''The pn>blem I &ff with the new
jobs bill I.a that lt does not provide
materials for these new people to
work with.•' be said.
He said Costa Mesa, unlike many ol
the urban core cities, doesn't have an
abundance ol projects for federally
funded employes to complete. ''These
are concerns I will be bringing before
the Department of Labor,•• be said.
In additioo, the C-OSta Mesa delega-
tion. along with a consortium of
Orange County cmes, will meet with
Orange County congressmen during
the three-day conference. '
SC High Loses
Nip-tuck Test·
In Decathlon
Seven San Clemente High School
"brains" lost by four points to Garden
Grove in an academic decathlon the
students hoped would result ultimate·
ly in scholarships and a trip to Las
Vegas.
Earlier in the day, Tuesday, the San
Clemente team of scholars had
trounced Servite Hlgb School students
from Anaheim, besting them by about •o points, said Don Scbwenn, San
Clemente team coach.
"THE BATl'LE BETWEEN San
Clemente and Garden Grove was nip
and tuck right down to the end.'' said
Schwenn. "The kids were under an
awful lot of pressure. They didn't
want to let their teammates and their
school down."
This was the 12th year San
Clemente baa participated in the
event, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club
of Orange County Scbwenn said the
team bad practiced noon hours. even-
ings and weekends since January. in
hopes of qualifying for finals
scheduled later th.is mouth in Las
Vegas.
The KiwanfB CJub pa13 for the Laa
Vegas trip and students who win big
in the city famous for winners and
losers will bring home college
scholarships.
SCRWENN SAID THE compet1tloo
was a boon to the high school, even
though the San Clemente team l~t in
the end.
''There is a tendency for the majori·
ty or students not to be able to relate to
the k1ds who get good grades." he
said "Watclung these luds compete
against other schools, they all band
together. They say, 'Hey, they
repreeent my school.' It gives the
scholars a chance to flex their
muscles, so to speak."
Students competing for San
Clemente were Chip Gra<'e, Renee
Paul.m, Crail Keshishian. Sue Rolfe
and Rob Klein. with alternates Greg
Taylor and Kevin OmWak.
They wtte quilled on b1at.ory and
current attain, literature, science .
famous personalities, sports,
music, art and theater.
''We put a lot into preparing for the
event." Schwenn said, "but it was a
beck~ a lot of fun."
MARYLYN
PAULEY
THE wlal~ c_..I•
fortML ..... .._.
locrcl of Eclllcatloll
Many of us who have worked with her know
, of her deep Involvement In the schools, her
concerns for quality education end the best
use of available tax dollars. her knowledge
of issues and her ability to communicate.
She Wiii serve our students. schools and
community well.
On March 8th vote for . .
Mcrylyn Pauley!
Politlo.I adWttlsement J*d for DY=
'carol Au1h Carolyn and Bob Marvin
f(athy Blue Jane and Cer1 Mltc:Mll •or. and Mrs.. A. T. Boswell ·Bert>..-. Painter
IRuth Bryson Nancy ~
Patsy Oat1t Eiieen Polaln
Dottie and Otrve Delo Tina and VlrQll Romltl
iMareta French Glenda and Paul Trimble
1Arthur Fong Virginia Snydef
1carol Maxwell WllUam WIChtel
• 1carne ~ Jacfl McKeown Jan and Dic:k Naess
~ Cllardo,..ted IV VlrollW• M fl-1003 E-llav. UVUM-
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Airline Ove boOking Bit
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Mr pre .. .,. laa • a tililt
tD bow nned nJ ,..
unatlml may 10 W2bc:Joond
becamt \00 man1 Uckeu were
IJOlcl tor u.tr ruoat. th• aovwn·
mcnt~.
The Qvil Aerooaut.lca Board
ordered the oat.loo 'a alrllnes and
travel 11ent.a to display warnln1s
to that effed. The w arnin&• mu.st
abo be printed on all ticket.a sold
in the country. lbe CAB said.
DESCRIBING ITS regulations
as temporary. the CAB said they
would remain in effect until it
bas time to examine overbook.in&
Heroine
Sally Field of "Flv·
ing ·Nun" fame has
taken the co·starring
role ,in the m ovie
"llerolncs ·' oppos1tt~
lle nry Winkle r of
"Happy D<iys" fame
U.N. Meet
Scheduled
By Women
Th<' Leagul' of Women
Voll'rs of the Capistrano
Hay area will hold its
second 1nformat1 onal
meeting on the United
Nations <•t 9 30 a .m .
Tuesday at tht• home 1>f
Vela Nutt. 245 Monte Vis-
ta. San Clemente. and at
7:30 p.m. March 10 at the
home of Mary Carhart,
30286 Grande Vi sta,
Laguna Niguel
A prc\•1ous meeting
cover ed the l'n1lcd
States and the UN. with
information ahoul the
economic s1tuat1on in the
world and rhang1•' being
cons1dert'<1 in n•lat1on to
changing patterns
~. The M ;.in·h R and 10
meetings will cl1•al with
the issue of continued
part1c1patton 111 the lfN
and its agencies, and
suggestions for ~h1ft1ng
U .S support or em
phasis. Including con·
siderations of tht• offi cial
"league pos1t11ms .. on
several aspects
The mt•1•t1ng<, Jrt•
public Further inrorma
lion may be obtained b~
calhng496 5131
Clemente
Pageant
Now Open
Application forms for
the 1977 Miss Sun
Clemente contest are
available at the San
Clemente High School.
the Chamber of Com
merce and Saddleback •
Junior Collef(e. Deadline
for entry Is March 18.
Judging will lake place
al 6 p.m. May 28 at the
San Clemente Inn.
MISS SAN Clemente
will reign al lbe Fiesta
La Criatianita with two
princesses as her court.
The contest Is open lo
girls 17 to 21 who are res·
idents of San Clemente.
Entrants may not have
been married or have
children.
QVAUF1ED entrants
will be given modeling
lessons from competition
director Dorothy Lud·
vtgsoo. a former model
and modeling instructor.
Further informftion is
avallable from the
chamber of commerce
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On Dean"s List
Kurt E. Lynott, aon of
Mr. aod Mrs. Robert R .
Lynott of Hunlin1ton
Beae)). baa been n.med
to tb• dean'• Hst at
Abraham Baldwin Acdcultural Co11e1e in l TUIGa.Ga.
cue1k• .
aecarnSa a.. ~•., 1
ticltel lildlUl"'l --pn cam·
pJ.u.d to U. CAB lut yur
...... tbey arrtv.t at rpoN Oft•
t1 to be in(crm4ld there wu no
room cm 1.bd.t nlJbt.
Companiea Q7 they fllUll aell
more tick.a UUm they have aeata
available became air travelers
often don't keep their reserva· lions.
UNDER CAB BULES. an
airline must take a passenger
with reservations that are not
honored to his destination w1lh1n
two hours after the original
ftltbt'1 .-riv • U It can't.
.... pay Ute p--=
up to -t« U. tJcht. J.; · Uoa. I.be r la ot.aUed to
kffP U. Lkbt for use later
The CAB u1d tbt> overbook·
inc wandn1 must read
"Airtine ru1bu may be over'·
booked. and there ts a alicht
chance that a seat may not be
available on a flight for wtucb a
person has a conlirmed reserva-
tion. A person denied boardiq on
a fli ght may be entitled to a com-
pensatory payment. The rules
for derued boarding compensa-
tion are available at all airport
ticket counters.··
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Wbm an Oraqe Coast 8Ulbar' ad Mr ent
tMtt me Uh11li0Md wtc.aa tMlt r#'*''ll , U., cta.
dded to do eocntthin1 about tt.
No, U.., dJdD't launcll • f\Lll·•ale t.ltle wU.b tbe New
York tlnna. However, they •a.1. U.., bave woo aome
aklrmllhe..
The old HW, "lf you e•o't beat 'em, Joln 'em," came
Into pl.,, and the duo dttlded to "join 'em" by openinc
th~ own nrm, The Quail Street Publlahinl Company
(named alter their first location in Newport Beaeb).
Their Ideas are ~onsldered revoiullonary; they say tbe
ideas spell succeu.
Barbara Cox, the former agent, and Jo Newman, the
author, do not believe you have to be an "intellectual
snob" to go into book publishing.
They look at the industry as a business and expect the
profit :,heel to be healthy.
"One day, when I was fighting with a publishing house
over Jo's book, I got thinking about all the money that's
made tn the business," Mrs. Cox recalled.
"DO YOU REALIZE authors today don't make any
more than they did in the 1800s? They still only get 10 per·
cent of the sales."
As agents are paid by authors, Mrs. Cox figures
there's a lot of money left over. Most houses, she said,
have small promotion budgets and usually only promote
about 3> books per year. Other promotion costs are paid by
autbors, she said.
She bad been thinking about these figures when Mrs.
Newman arrived.
"How would you like to go into the publishing busi-
ness?" were the first words greeting Mrs. Newman.
Her reply: "Why not?"
That's the way their business has gone since its incep-
tion, they say. ''We aren't afraid to take an idea and run
with it.''.
BOTH WANTED this new venture for the same re-
ason; ''To make money.··
They say they won't buy a manuscript that doesn't
have a "sales handle."
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prom ililmal mat.enala.
M&ftetJ.na, to them. al90 muns Mlllnc rilhtl to the mo-
Uaa pidure or televiaaon induatrie9. TbeJ feel their loet·
lion la edvanta1eous because ol Ua eloee proalmlty to
Hollywood.
The publlsbin1 team bas ju.st cloeed Uleir ftnt year ol
bualness tocetber, and they ar~ as enthuslastJc as ever.
And why wouldn't they be! Their story read.I Uke fie·
Uon. Already they have sold their firat novel to the movies.
The book, ••Jamaican American" by Mn. Cox'a
husband, Bob, has bffn optioned by Columbia Pictures
Televi.slon, and the publishers predict a best-seller.
ANOTHER SUCCESS is the reception given• second
publication, "I Can Do It, I Can Do It," authored by Sue
Wilson of San Juan Capistrano who is an artist and mother
of a brain damaged daughter.
Tbe arts and crafts guide for the mentally retarded
has been picked up by the Instructor and the Macmillan
book clubs.
It is only the third book to ever be endorsed by the Na-
llonal Association for Retarded Citizens and it la the ftrat
that has been actively promoted by it, Mn. Cox said.
And, it has been optioned m 23 count.rtes tncludlng
Mainland China, she reported.
Although the Newport Beach residents have only
published six books, they claim it is quite an accomplish-
ment for their first year in business, which bas required
both working practically around the clock daily:
BOTH ARE MARRIED and have children, and they
lament not having as much time as they'd like with their
families. However, the excitement of their work seems lo
compensate and they say the field is energizinl rather
than exhausting.
"We are never on one project long enough for it to get
dull." said Mrs. Newman.
Both exude self-confidence, and while Mrs. Newman is
the effervescent promoter type, Mrs. Cox is the down-to-
earth business woman, a combination they call ''tbe best
of two worlds."
They split responsibilities according to their back·
grounds.
Mrs. Newman. a former medical librarian, earned the
honor of having her first book, "What Every Woman
Should Know About Breast Cancer." nominated for a
Pulitzer Prize. .
In the new company, she handles the book creation -
decisions on what manuscnpts will be marketed, editing,
concept work, copy-writing for advertising and so on.
Author Jo Newman (left) and
former literary agent Barbara
Co~ opened their ownfirm
after becoming disillusioned
with their publishing houses.
Mrs. Cox, who has spent most of her career Ji!e in
marketing, naturally handles those responsibilities.
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
Thursday, March 3, 1977 Bl
Wtth her husband, they founded the Me and Ed Pizza
Parlor chain. and Mrs. Cox, for 14 years was a con·
::.ultant/designer who specialized in transforming ailing
restaurants and reson,s into profit-makers.
Humor
Suits
Him
Best
By J UDITH OLSON
Of the Dilly "llot ~1<111
It was mid-mormng Hilly Chasm poured
a cup of coffee for himself and one for h1!>
guest. He took a cookie out of a box and set·
tied back in bis jumbled office lo talk about
h1slife.
First question· "How did you get into the
clothmg busmess""
"WeU, I had my choice of marrying a
nymphomaniac or. . "
Chasin suddenly looked at hts guest. saw
that every word he uttered ..-. as being wnt
ten down and realized h<.' was in trouble He
was k.iddmg and h1 sguestdidn'tknow it
From them on the doth1er made sure 1t
was perfecUy clear when he's kidding and
when he's not It becomes evident after a
while that most of the lime he's kiddmg. He
has an unshakeable 'ienseof hu mor.
But throughout the interview a sense or
pnde comes through Chasm 1s proud of h1-.
business and h1s record a:. the s upplier of
fine cloth.mg for men the world over
Chasin, newly eleeted president of lht·
Men's Fas hion Gutld or South<.'r n
Californi a. 1s a third generation
haberdasher and has two sons followm~
him in the business
"FOR 15 \'EARS I was 1n another line or
busmess," he said. "It was the iron and
'llttl busines.'l My wife ironed and I stole."
he said with a laugh
As a young person he worked m his
"randfather s shop so he learned the bust
ness from the Inside out
Thirty year'! ago he opened his own store
in the Long Beach area and 10 years ago
moved 1t to Costa Mesa.
When asked what interested him most
about the fashion bus iness be quickly
replied, "Money!"
He isn't a clothing ran either, be re-
vealed, but a Brigitte Bardot ran.
On a more serious note, Chasin admitted
that women play a major role in his busi·
ness. "We sell approximately 70 percent of
our clothes through a woman's influence on
a man." he noted.
"Women are more aware of a fashion.
They admire certain men too and try to re·
do their husbands to be like them
"MEN LIKE to have an op1mon They
ask their wives if they I.Ike them in a
particular suit."
Chasln likes to tell stones about how
widely spread his clientele Is and how the
"Chasin look" is recognized wherever it
goes.
One customer from Houston, in Los
Angeles on business. rent<.'d a car at the Los
Angeles Airport and drove to Costa Mesa
1ust to purchase five suits.
Another man, conducting a seminar for
t ,000 businessmen m New York, was flat·
lered when one or them came to admire his
suit It turned out that both were Chasln's
customer.;.
He also has a large number of actors and
telev1s1on and sports personalities as
clients but prefers not to reveal their
names. "It is not uncommon for u.s to sell
some of these people $2,000-4,000 worth of
clothes at one time," he revealed.
As president of the Fashion Guild he
helps give direction and s tyle counseling to
various manufacturers of men's clothing.
The guild, composed of representatives
of "12 or the most discriminating stores in
Southern California," doesn't foresee trends
but creates them. Chasin asserted.
HE SAID MEN now are seeking more
and more quality in their clothing. ''Men
have been used and abused by mass
merchandisers -they do not have much quality in the products thev buy," he added ..
Chasin, who lives in Lakewood and has a
home in Palm Springs, admits he does real·
ly like clothes and tends to give away a lot
as he recycles his wardrobe.
He's a 32nd degree Mason, belongs to ~1
Bekal Shrine Temple, is into boating and
tennis and has flown enough miles to make
it into the United Airlines 100,000-mile club
and TWA Ambassadors Club.
He also is a senior judge in the Barten·
ders Guild contests where leading
restaurateurs concoct new drinks.
Does Cha.sin have a favorite drink? His
eyes squinted to a smile. "It depends on the
occasion," he kidded.
On the wall or his office is a remem·
brance he is particularly proud or. It Is a
picture of himself and his father at hls
graduation from elementary school.
Next to the picture is some advice his
father wrote for him that day which he bas
been rollowing ever since:
''Relyon yourself.··
Search Continues
Hiiiy Chasin
Man's Past Unearthed
Richard Leakey, right; is interviewed by
Voice of America reporter Jim Thompson
during lecture tour stop-over in Balboa.
By DENNIS MeLELLAN
OI ... O.lly ,..._.le.ff
Research lnto man's past, says
paleo-antbropolo1lst Rlchard
Leakey, shows all men have a
commonortitn.
By JeW.ng people around the
world know Ulla, there will be a
better chance deallng with a
common futur•, be believes.
StopplnJ over at the Balt>0•
Penlnau.la bome of the Allan
O'Briens durinl a nationwide
lecture tour, Leakey paused for
brief interviews with a reporter
and an interviewer for Volce of
America.
The radio broadcut would be
beamed to East Afrtca, Leakey'•
home, in a week. A tblrd·
generation African, Leake, ls
the S-OO of lamed anth.ropolotlatl
Mary and the late Loula Leakey,
whose .search for man'• ortalnl
began in the 19309.
As director of the Natloa.al
Museum• of Kenya. the tall,
pipe-smoking scientist for nearl)'
a decade bu been dl11in1 ln the
bot desert wutea of nortbem
Kenya.
Leakey, a crew of about 30
scienllst.6 and a 40·member sup·
port group, have made many fin·
dings. One of tbe most recent ma·
jor discoveries in 1975 was a com-
plete skull of early man dated al
1.5 mlWooyearsold.
"IT WAS QUM't: ctearly a u :-
martably complete specitnen,"
be says. "Because it was so com·
plete it wu easy to identify lm-
medlat.ely. There was • lot of
aatiafactlon ~th the. discov4'..ry .:•
Because there la no doubt
Africa Is the birthplace of
bumanlty, Lea.key aays, all the
early stqes ol man wlll be found
theN.
Alted what motivates him to
devote bb life to sifting throuJb
fotall lites, be says simply, "l
have a curiOlity about who we are."
Tbat curlOlitt apparenU, ls
aprudlnl to otben. He noted an
increased ln~ ln the field ln recent yeara; ••1 tb.lnt you'll flnd
antb.ropoloa cl~ all uwnd
the world have more atteod.ance,
which is an indication."
NOT SURE WHY this trend Is
occurring, he believes it could be
because of publicity from recent
findings and that many people are
becoming interested in their
origins.
Leakey bas spoken to many
atudenls while on bis lectUre
tour, wblcb includes college and
university campuses around the
country.
One ol the major stops, fobow·
log bis stay ln Balboa, wu the
Ortgln of Man symposium JtUC
D•vls, where be would be
keynote speaker.
The purpoce or the 1yruPOllwn.
which included other lea41ng
sclentista, was to 1enerate in·
terest in the field by exPoSinl the
public to recent research.
It alao would build up flnancJal
aupport for the Foundation '"for Reae~ into the Orl1iQ '11 Jlao.
of which be Lt chairman.
Flnanclal aupport, In ,;.rt.
1oea toward student scbol~ tor a tralnlng procra.m.
tre•n llUn .,. ell
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think I'm & love but I can't •«
m yaell to aay yn untll I correct a
few lhinp Lhat are bolberin1 me.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I
1tarud to •ort ln lb1a olfi~ six
weelte aao and I love my Job. But
the men l work with have dJJ.
covered I bluah eully.
d lb• wbolt J»
pt around to wlllcb mJ r~
lurwNd.
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tr.UN.
DEA& N.J.: Y"r laaaband may M .a uaunstlte wboae
klcka _. wtdt &M clrealq up.
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Geor1e amokea cl1ara. 1 bate
the 1mell. He baa a nervoua
cou1b lbat is nry lrrltatin1.
When I mentioned it latt week be · DEA& H.: Uelesa you are pre·
Now 1 'm the prime target for
off-color Jokes and crude aim·
m1cka 1old In cheap novelty
shops. One CUY sprinas this stuff
It'• retre11Wa1 .. kt10• &Jtere'• a ,1r1 U'OUJlcl .... caa 1tm blula.
View It aa u aue&, lloo•1· Y•
are oae ol U.e laa& ot a nnlabbl&
breed.
=Two Checks
k'ayChange
By JUDITH OLSON °''"" D<llly .. l ... MIH
More and more women are entering the work
force each year but the full import hasn't yet hit
the American public: It's a permanent thin&.
"Young women can expect to work all their
Jlves." asserted Caroline Bird, author, columnist
and lecturer. "The fact is that they're going to
bave to earn their own living."
The change in wome n 's role from
housekeepers to breadwinners is having a subtle
-Impact on family relationships, Mrs. Bird told a
small audience during Orange Coast College's
Women's Week.
"The personal side of this change is being
worked out in bedrooms and kitchens throughout
the country."
The author is investigating the effect of the
new work force for a book which will be titled
"Two-Paycheck Marriage."
First. with more women working the birth
rate is plummeting.
Next, \.\ilh more people in the families work·
ing, the hours on the job will be more flexible.
"Someone has to go to the dry cleaners," Mrs.
~1rd noted
MF.N ARE BECOMING more independent
-about their work , s he aclded. "With two
paycheck!>, men cun demand mtnnsic satisfac·
lion from their work."
Two-payt•hcck marriugc•s themselves are
changing, Mrs . Bird !>Uld "Every marriage is
really two marriages his and hers. His is now
better than hers · ·
Working wives are different from women
who stay home, she added. They have more self.
confidence, fewer psychosomatic illnesses and
belong to more clubs.
Women who stay home buy more laxatives
and fewer clothes, "and I'm sure they're more
overweight," Mrs. Bird noted.
The author now is tabulating resp<>nses lo a
questionnaire about happmes!> "hich appeared
in a women's magazine last spnng and drew
responses Crom 15,000 husband'> Jnd wives.
They were asked to rate thc1 r happiness and
-tell what made them happy 1 "Housewives say they Jre happ1~r than
working women." Mrs Bird reported "Of the
working wives. happiness increases in prop<>r·
tJon to the money they put into the marriage.''
ACCORDING TO the quest1onna1re, the hap·
piest wives are those who work and earn $15,000
or more per year
Mn. Bird added that the money brings
another dimension to marriage. "The more
money a woman makes the more apt she is to get
out of an unhappy marriage.
"As more wom en work and see that they
ct>uld make it alone, 1t puts more strain on mar-
riages. They'reon a frontier.''
One of the questions dealt with sex -is it
better or worse when a wife works~
"Most people said It didn't matter," Mrs
Bird said. In some couples the husband said 1t
was worse while the wife said 1t was better.
Shl" was punted about th1s dlrference within
a family and called the resp<>odents oo the
telephone to ask what they mf'ant
"The man looked at the frequency while the
women saJd 1t was bcttf'r hl"<'ause they only had
it v.hen they both wantt'd 11
This led '1rs. Bird lo h<'hCH' there is a
Caroline Bird
"money-sex' burgain 1molved in marriage.
Housewi\ ei. feel dependent on their husbands
and believe lhc) have to be available when their
husband want~ l>C'l, she suggested.
"BUT "'ORKING WIVES have a say in the
decision about Sl'X "
Housework 1!> one of the biggest issues in a
two-pa) check fumily, Mrs. Bird believes. Her
statistics show that working wives do almost as
much ·as women v. ho stay home and that
husbands only ht'lp "when 1t 's easy for them or
convenient."
·'She rescnli. the two jobs she has to do and
takes it out on him. It relates to sex."
Mrs. Bird predicted that housework will
"wither away" when men arc persuaded to do
their fair share of it More will be sent out and
more will be left undone.
Mrs. Bird. whose husband also is an author,
said she had asked her husband and 15-y ear-old
son to do more of the housework recently and
found she had to phi) ·games" to get them to do
it.
Putting a\.\ ay groceries is an example. "Men
will bnng in the sack:-and put them on the
counter, then get som<' hecr and sit down," Mrs.
Bird said "You s1l dov.n beside them and wail.
They'll get hungry "
The survey revealed. Mrs. Bird added. that
men who help with chores are happier in their
marriage It inc r eases opportunities
for communication which, she said, is "the name
or the happiness game ...
MRS. BIRD asked \.\Omen in the audience
what they do to get their husbands to do more
housework. One woman said she was a firm
believer 1n strikes. "But for the first few years I
felt guilty," she added.
In sp1le of the fu el that thi:r; i!i 1977 and that
more and more wom1•n are going to work for a
full career, working w1 \ t'S are still "overworked
and underpaid," Mrs B11 d asserted.
"And, we're a nation of Individuals, rather
than families. But the laws haven't caught up
with Uus yet."
Her one regret about the evenlng was that
mor e young women weren't in the audience. "I
always hope to be able to talk to women 18·22,"
11hl" said "But what nlwavs happens is that I gel
an audlencl" or married womrn who know what
1t's likeout there "
...
'Springtime' Benefits
Springtime in Newport
Harbor is the theme or
Newport Harbor
Panhellenlc's annual
Dollars for Scholars
benefit luncheon-fashion
show at 11 a .m . Wed-
nedsday, March 16, in
the Newporter Inn.
Marianne Alireza,
author of "Al the Drop of
a Veil," which describes
her life as an American
wife in a prominent
Saudi Arabian family, is
the featured speaker.
The program will
culminate with the pre·
sentation or the group's
13th annual Athena
award, which is given to
a Harbor Area woman
who has contributed
greatly to community
services.
The benefit luncheon
pro~·ides scholarships to
senior girls at fi ve local
high schools and Orange
Coast College, in addi·
tion to going into a re·
volving. interest.free
loan fund at UC Irvine
and Cal State Fullerton.
Proceeds also help
s upport the American Sharo n Brantly and Celestine Harvey Field Service chapters al
the high schools and pro·
vide monetary awards to from ea<'h of the tour Tickets may be ob-Bur~cnbauch, Cos ta
an outstand1.ng initiate UCI sororities. tained from Mrs. Ted Mesa.
Food for Thought Sr
AT
WIT'S
END
A reader vows this is a
true story. In her Sunday
school clus one morning
she asked, "And what
did the disciples s ay
before they ale the
fish?"
A five-year-old boy in
the front row waved his
hand vigorous ly and
said, "I know. They said,
'These fish got any bones
in them?' "
There is every reason
to believe this story is
true.
Ftve-year-oJds are,
without a doubt, the most
suspicious diners in this
world. They will eat mud
(raw or baked), rocks,
paste, crayons, ballpoint.
pens, pillows, movin&
goldfish, cliarette butts,
electrical plugs, soap,
cleansing c r eam. cat
food and newspapers.
over him with the Sun· mustard and p a id 60
day paper rolled up. cents for at a football Sara Lee a Mother's Day
card . Thal was cruel. I got so much food spit game. My cherry pies
back Into my face when never created the excite· ;::========;::;
m y kids were s mall, I ment of those under RUffELl'S
put windshield wipers on heating lamps at the
my glasses. Theo one Golden Arches. My UPHOLSTIRY
day my husband said, pizzas never tasted as WllM Y• w ...
"How many babies died wonderful as t he cold ., lest
from malnutrition last ones that stuck to the lid 1922 ..._. ., ...
year while playing in of the cardboard box. Cod• Mn• -/541-025'
thelrfood?" -One day she said "That's not the point. "Boy I just h ad th~
She doesn't trust me." great~t meal at Kathy's
"Whal trust?" he said, house. Her mother is
"she's a nrucky eat.er... some cook! ..
"She is not finicky. She I raced to the phone.
eats anything -ju&t so "Helen! What did you
longasllisn'tona spoon have for dinner las t
and m y .a~~ Isn't at· night? My daughter
tached to 1t. raved about it."
"Look, when she gets a "Potato chips and cold
little older, s he'll change cuts."
and wlll probably eat us I try not to overreact.
out or house and home." Arter all, you burn a
He was wrong. She kid's tongue once when
was the only kid i n he's lS months old and he
nursery school with her carries a grudge forever.
own food taster. My hot That's what motherhood
dogs never tasted as is all about.
good as the ones you But last year she sent
dipped in watered-down '
raise funds
for your club,
organization
If 'PX non profit
dub or organization
~ to roise funds coll
Hun1ioqtoo Center
897-2533 and we
will send you OIX
Charity Fair detols.
Li b r a : Look Backst age
Try to coax a bit or
beef stew Into their
mouths and they'll give
you that look -like the
puppy when you stand
Peering Around FRIDAY MARCH 4 proach Steady progress
By SYDNEY OMA RR 1s more desirable than
AR IES CMurch 21· circular motion which
April 19>: Emphus111 on hnnl(s you back where
pµUing together pu.•rt''l you start<'CI.
Qf jigsaw puzzle. Key 1s CANCER <June 21 ·
~ be analytical. Refuse July 22): Short journeys,
be rushed to any de· dealln1s with brothers,
sion, Judgment. slaters, neighbors are
TAURUS (J\prll 20-hi ghl i g h ted . Your
May 20): Good Moon "power base" is present
•apect coincides now and strong. Your posl-
'#ith change, variety, lion is more seeure than
eteatlvity, excitement or might be lmaeJned.
•covery. Love ls very LEO (July 23-Auiust
much 1n picture. You 22): What bad been a
find lbat one who was burden becomes an as-
"high-bat" ls now beg· set. You find that talents,
ato1 crumbs from ex· a11ets are more widely-
titelbeol of discovery. appreciated. An in·
, G8'!JNI <May 21-June dfvldual who appears ag-
JO ): Slick to factual gresaive, even hostile,
to"rcea -eschew wlll turn out to be a
tcbemes, sensational ap· valuable ally.
SENIOR CITIZENS · 10.w Off All 78 P•re••••• Vt OH L PUI CS ,CO,,.ING A ~~1i1•u o~Lliu11 sP.!M. cM1lNs SAVIN<a tLAN AT NO cOST TOYOU. .LL ,,. ..... Ill( Pro .. •• Ho .. ,.4
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VIRGO CA UJl. 23·
Sept. 22): Lunar cycle
high -take Initiative.
Trust Judgment, intu1·
lion.
LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct.
22): Wbat you learn Is
obtained fr o m
backstage, behind the
scenes.
22·J an 19 I: Open lines of
com municalion.
AQUARIUS (Jan .
20· Feb. 18 ): Emphasis
on special relationship,
budget agreement with
partner o r mate .
PISCES (Feb. 19-
March 20): See persons
as they are, not merely
u you wish they could
be.
LUCILE AND BARRY
Palmqul&t were sur·
prised wltb an an·
nlversary party
celebrating their •O
years of marrla1e.
• H~Una the event were
their dauJhtert, Caren
Palmquist and Jacque
Petera and 1on·ln·law.
Roy Peters.
The Palmqul.lts have
lived In Huntington
Beach for more than 15
year• and were married
March 1, 193'7. They are
from Omaha.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·
Nov. 21): You recover a ----------------------------'----
"mlaaed opportunlt~."
Accent on rrienda, com·
munlcatlons, ex~anding
of sphere of actlvllJ.
Social life acceJeratea.
8AOITrAIUU8 (NOY.
22·Dec. 21): Emphaal1
on achievement, promo-
tion, evaluation of •tan·
dard1.
CAP&ICOa N (Dec.
.· . PETER RABBIT'S BIRTHDAY \.
Re.adings by Delore s Bowles
, ; TODAY AFTER SCHOOL
·&oath Coast ?lua
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whoM LP •• ltQ .. for Tos>e In Pops ~ n.&EIWOOD •AC,~ . (0)
over a 1eu, wasn't even -, -mml~.
And I didn't bear
mucb abo\ll. blt •elk.rt Uk• Paul McCartney, Led
Z.pplln or the Ea,ia, tit.her.
··1 thouaht the awards wue beUer lut year,"
said Paul Simon. who won Last year.
Linda Ronttl.ld\.. who woo Bat Pop Female
award. s&Jd, "What the hell, I'm 1lad 1 woo. l'm not
golne to&ive 1t back."
FOR TRE PAST FEW YEAJtS. MANY of lbese
awards have 1ooe to Stevie Wonder, and while J'm
not llnockin1 the man's genlu.,
perhaps they could dispense
with the ceremony altogether
and just mall Stevie his Gram-
m 1es
The mu sic award s
ceremonies are poor excuses
even for TV shows: they're
lackluster, middle·aged and
mediocre affairs that do not
reflect the energy in the music
busmess. to say nothing of the
music
Take host Andy Williams. Please. I asked
Grammy show producer Pierre Cossette why he's
used Williams for so many years.
"Williams 1s a TV ~rsonaJity," Cossette told
me. "He's professional. JC he's on the show, we can
count on an audience of millions who wouldn't turn
1l on if Elton John or Peter Frampton -no matter
how many records they've sold ,....... were the hosts.''
l'M NOT SO SURE. WILLIAMS may be "pro-
•
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TV ia afraid ol "llook1." Yet at thls Grammy
show, It w a aemi ou1.r11eoua Bette Mldlu who
came cm 'tace and woke everyone up.
SllOll THE AVD1t:NCIE. "I DESPEllATELY
looked IOI' lhin&a to keep me interested, as the pro
cffdlno ooataa• were deadly
and embarrassing.
I watched Ron1ladt rush
back and forth to the bathroom
and periodically repin her hair
1 saw J oan Bae& eatlna
crackers and refualne to stand
up for Barbra Streisand.
I noticed Boston's Tom
Scholz watch the Start and Vocal
Band (who won Best New
Group) 10 bewilderment. It
al most made the evemng bearable. •11.uAMs
Wonder's unsuccessful satellite performance
from Nigeria was. in the words of CBS's Records
President Walter Yetnikoff, a "noble experiment."
But they would bave been better off not sblepping
the 20 people lo Nigena, saving the money and us·
ing a videotape.
LAST SEPTEMBER, PEOPLE PUT DOWN
Don K.irshner's "Rock Awards," but I thou1ht they
were better than either ABC-TV's recent
··A merican Music Awards" or this Grammy mess.
At least rock was acknowledged, and the tone ol the
show was more lively.
Even the illusion of television didn't help Gram·
my's finished product. The show waa big on two
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The M1 t I 1pon lO al•
terw ardl who tbouaht the lhow-
wa11ood •u Barry Ma Uow
Oh well. I.be Rollln1 Slona
and Elton John have n ver won
a Grammy. Bob Dylan 1ot one for hl1 "Blonde On
Blonde" album covtr And, aa Stbolz said lo me
following the "event," ''It'• not exacUy 11\Y Une of
work." l 'Uaay.
BUT lUST IN CASE ANVON E 'els lhe ldea the
music buainess Is u tame as was this presentation:
At Ari1ta Recorda Clive Davis' PoSt·Grammy
bruncb the momln1 alter in the Beverly Hills
Hotel's posh Crystal Room, music business lawyer
Brian Rohan <Boston, who represents Bill Graham,
all the San Francisco bands) knocked David Geffen
(C her 's former boyfriend and Asylum Record
Chief) to the floor as Paul Simon, Ronstadt, Eric
Carmen, Manilow. Ray Davies, Peter Asber and
Leonard Cohen watched in astonishment.
Laguna's Price ·,
'Patriot of Year'
Lagunan O.W. Price has been named "Patriot
of the Year" by the San Clemente chapter of De
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Price has completed ~ years ot service to
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work and in 1975 was selected as .. the Outstandlng
Legionnaire in California"
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dldate Wllllam II anaban. ~ baa
atiltted myelopee for the llanabao
c.mP8iln, DboDed voters and plant to so door-to.cloor for bia man u.oUJ th• JI arch I eleeta..
•'JT'8 BSllN PUN," be aald, "and rm lurnlnC a lot more about the de-
moeratlc proeeu than I clld ln my
American SoVernmeot cou.rae."
llodu1no knew Manahan'a
dHlhter, Carrle, a fellow student at
Dana mu., befon be met her dad. He
1a1d be liked Manahan when be met
him, but baael b1a support principally
OD bit belief that Manahan, a teacher,
can relate to both students and
teachers.
For tbb reuon, Modugno also aup-
_porta· candidate Robert Bachelor,
another teacher who la runnln1 for the
board. Manahan la running in trustee
area 4 (Dana Hilla and coaatar
Laauna Nl1Uel>, Bachelor in trustee
area 6 (inland Laguna Nl1uel). Both
teach elementary school In the Sad·
dleback Valley Unified School Dis·
trict.
OTHE& STUDENTS IN the com·
munlty lab coune are campaigning
for different candidates, said teacher
Trail
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a.a. J• ~ ... a.I.I·-·· ••· awu .. ta •••• ••> bff ellild,. who an at at t.M
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WOl'klaa for .......... c-ro, ... J *-"t want to taaw \lllllU
after the eleetlm. l\ ml&bl look Ute a
coof'Uet ol t.at.reata, u ll 1 bad tried to
.tnnueace them or llOID.od.Q&. · •
Brad Jarrett. 1e11ior cla11
treasurer, la allo campalcnlnl for '
Manahan and Bubelor, althouab be
Uva Knies the au.et hom candidate
Boman.
AS PA&T or THEI& campalp
work for the commwlit.y lab coune,
Modugno and Jarrett said they
ch11cked all the board canclldat.es and
their posltiam on campa.110 w uea.
They also worked to register fellow
U..year-old studenta. Moduino said he
personally helped resister between so
and 70.
The students have concentrated
thelr efforts on teachers wbo live in
the district, since the candldates they
support are teachers. Manahan and·
Bachelor have the backing of the
Capistrano Unified Education As·
sociation.
"WE ARE PREDICTING an 18per'.·
cent voter #'ittrnout Tuesday," said
Modugno, who is Letterman's Club
president at Dana Hilla. "That means
we could win with the vote or teachers
a lone, so we 'v e been calling
thousands of them.'' -·~ <Supt. Jerome Thornsley said thi•
week teachers probably don't have
quite the voter clout the enthusiastic
student campaJgners describe. Tbe
Caplatrano dlstrict employs not quite
700 teachers, and not aJJ of them live
ln the diatrlct. About 4,000 people are
registered to vote in the March 8 elec-
tion.)
Kane St. John, Dana Hills student
body president, said the community
Jab course was established ln part as a
response to a student survey last
year, which showed Dana Hills stu·
dents less than enthusiastic about
available social science courses.
ST. JOHN, WHO IS taking the
.. course this term, said be is not
participating in a trustee campaign
because of hla position ln Dana Hllls
student 1ovemmenl. ·
He said student enthusiasm for the
course ia high. Students are learning
more, be said, than they possibly
could in a traditional 1oveniment
clua.
"One thing I've learned," said
Modugno, "is that a campaign is
more than a candldate. It's a lot of
people doing a lot of hard work."
( THE BOOKMAN )
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fT ATaMaNT OP' A•ANDONMINT
OP'VHOP'
l'ICTIT10USeUS11tlHNAMI
Tiie 1011-~ ~nan llH •INl-d
'"" UM ol the flttlllout bu•I ..... neme GOLOENWE1T LAUNDRY ANO
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P'ICTITIOUSaU"NISI ltAMI STATE MINT
Tiie lo41-lnv perlOI\ It clol"O "'91• neu.s:
1l LINDA STRAIN Otl!llNOP'~ E NTE RPRISES. 21 ALLCAlla
MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS, 21101
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T~I• boniness 11 -.....ct.o"' 1111 llto dlvldllal
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Jawrare In U1e te••r•I
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Co• IHlOD (ftC).. Jau •
.. 1~-~ ... worb-lv.11 Ometo rala. n. rrc w
da1 il wW • ~ JT tnde practice rules for lodusLrin
maAulacturlnl product.I from
eoneta and bnakns to sieeJ
bobby plm to m11Jc bottle ca~ to
parldn1 meltt9 to •UQllUMa.
Th• ruJ• date Ml tu back io
1931. All are "very obaolete," an
FTC 1ppkeeman aaJd.
"These are all lnactJve rule5,
and even ll they were active,
theee are just 1eneral principles
wllh no punch to them," said
a...i..
Sullivm, ol tbe Zaoo Baptlat church here aad a
m•mbs ol the board ol dlrecton
ol Genera! Mocon Corp.
Tb. l&.lltemeot was alped by
American Cyanamid, Callu
Petroleum Corp., Ctti~. ~
Motor Company. Gtmer.-Nloton
Corp.. International Bualnees
M a c hi n es • I n t e r n,a C. i o o a l
Harvester, 3M, Mobil, Otls
Elevator, Union Carbide and the
Burroughs Corp.
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""' ·~ .WASHINGTON tAP> -Com·
p..U. ownlna both a newspaper
and a broadcut at.tUoo in ~
aa.me community• rnay face a
ebo~ce of which to keep and
which to tell under a Cederal ap-
pea.la co.at ruling.
I Charles H. Slayman, senior at-
torney in the Fl'C's Bureau oC
Consumer Protection.
Start• l•crecu~
New housing starts in
California in January increased
11 .7 percent over the December
rate, according to Bank of
America.
ln a decision that could affect
79 television-newspaper com-
binatiom, tbe U.S. Circuit Court
of Appeals ordered the Federal
Com munic!ations Commission
Tuesday to break up the same-
city combinations unless they
can be shown to be in the public
tnterest.
I
Slayman spent the past two
years weeding out outmoded
FTC rules.
121'oec E nd to Blcu
PHILADELPHIA CAP>
The seasonally adjusted rate or
287,000 units for January lopped
the downward revised rate for
An unspecified number or joint
newspaper-r adio ownerships
also may be affected by tbe ruJ.
EVHY f'USCIU"10"4
1lU.S Ji. STOaT
llyTHIY.
GUMT,
A.""-
It bt•l!inll with a pat11,nt
who ncl'ds help lo 1,1et
well or i.t ay h~althv It
t•omc!> from a phy'1c1an
who dedJcatl'd }C:lr'i Of
study to learn the
knowlcdi:e needed to hi'
able to wntc ont'
F:arh 11rcscr1pt1or1 ''
d i -; p e n ~ e d b ' .1
pbarm:lCl't who hJcl 111
... tut.Iv Jnd PJ'>~ ,1 ''"''' .. ,.im111at1on to pro\c h1-.
knowledi:e. And. most
pre<;tnptwn -;t11n1.·" h:H e
a hap11y cnd1ni: Th<'
pat1cnt l!Cl'> wrll anri
ltvcs hJpf11lv thercaftt•r
YOtl 01< YOUH
DOCTOH CAN l'llO~E
US whl'n you nt'C'd .1
dcltverv We will deli H'r
promptly without l'Xlra
chari:c. A l!rc:it many
peopll• n•h· 011 U'> fctr
thC'tr health nct'<l4' WP
w Plcome rc•que~i... fnr
dt•l1vcrv "'' v1t·1• .11111
ch.iritl' at·c·o1mh,
PAIK Ul>O '"Ji.IMA.CY
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Bean Bagger
Hijackers Hit Co// ee
NEW YORK (AP> --Fresh green or ground
roasted, the hottest beans in town are cocree
more than $1.1 million worth were taken in recent
hijackings.
Soanng coffee prices may be the bane or
housewives. but the increase from $1.70 a pound to
m ore than $3 a pound in one year has created an
ideal climate for hijackers.
THE FBI OFFICE HERE reports that 1l 1s in·
vest1gating eight major coffee hi1acking:-. that oc
curred dunng the s ix weeks between lai.t Dec. 8 and
Jan. 18 totaling $1,128,400.
Coffee seized in those thefts ran~ed from 217
bags of green beans worth $2&1.000 to 40,000 pounds
of processed coffee valued at S213,000. the FBI said
While official records for the same period cJ
year earlier were not immediately available.
veteran investigators said they could not recall any
significant number or coffee h11ackmi::s at that
time
OCC Senllnar Set
Orange Co::.st College. <:o:-.ta \t1•-.,1. \\Ill offN ,1
om· duy '>l'mtnar tu dl•monslral1• 111-.1 \\ h.il 1111111
romputers can do It "di he hdd from H .1 rn tu :1
p m March 12 in OCC's sc1c·nn· h.111
Pre rq!i!>trat1on frt' IS S7 r,11 and lllt lud1•-. ;t
lurwhron Rel!istral 1011 :ll th(' door'' SIO
l'hl'ck:-.. made µ.i) Jblc• to Or ~111)..!l' ( '11,1'-l < 'tdlt•i.!f'
-.huul<il tw sent to Hus1n1.·s<; \l.1n.1gl·nwnt llt•\ t•lnp
ml'nt C<'nter. OCC. 2'i01 F [111 'u \\ Ho.HI < '11-.t .1 \11•..,,1
!126211 R<'g1strat1on .1l the door "rll ht· on .1 "Jla1·1·
J\ ail able basis.
UPI ~llolo
Wants Out
~ccurities and Ex·
c·h.1ngc Comm1ss1on
d1a1rman Hndt•11t·h.
1 lilh \\<Jllh lo lt•,1\ t'
h 1:-. po-.t II\ ,\pn I I
'l'hl· h11,11.1nd nf
''.11 l,1 Ifill". lorm1•r
"l'l'rt'I ary ot I lousing
:ind l 'rban Dt:•,·clop
1t1l·nt . told Prt's1dent
<':11 tt•r ht• w;111t ... to
rt•s1g11 "p r·1m<mly tor
I h1• h t>11d1t ot thl'
1 omm1,~to11 .111d 111
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pt' I'' o 11 a I t· o 11 ' l'
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.tr<"o ...,,ort1' Quart~ LoH
A\CO Community Devl'lopers. Inc .. developer
of Ld~una Niguel and an 81 percent owned land de
\elopment subsidiary of Avco Corp .. Newport
Reach. has reported a consolidated net loss of
$901.000 for the fourth quarter ended Nov. JO, down
Crom the 1976 Uurd quarter loss of $1.448,000. and an
improvement from the 1975 fourth quarter toss of
SJ.464.000 R. Barry MC'Com1c. ACD president. said re·
'~nues in th1!> year's fourth quarter w er e
$15.477,000, a dcchne from consolidated revenues of
$21,351.000 in the romparable penod a year ago. but
an increase o( nearly $2 m1lhon from this year's
t hird quarter and fl million from this year's second
quarter.
For the 1976 fLScal year, ACD reported con·
sohdated revenues of $47 ,886,000 and a consolidated
net )Ol'IS or S6.~26.000, down from consolidated re-
\ enuM of SS2.S80,000 aod a consolidated net loss or
$12,400,000 last year.
McC.om1c said the improvement in the 1976
fnurth quarter operating results compared with
1975 was due to an increue in profit contribution
from new houstn~ unite; d ellvered to beyers and to a
wntedown in 1975 in the amount of Sl 3 million off
the carrying value Of C'Crtaln properties.
Datatron S ales D ecUJW
BEAUTIFUL Datatroo. Inc., Irvine. has reported six-month
sales ol $2,348.134 for the period ending Dec . 31.
compared with $2,612,501 for the first half of the
prior fiscal year. STICK-ON
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I I PILOT PRI NTING
Sales for the second quarter ending Dec. 31
were $1,568,464 against $1,553,958 for the same
period ln iwrs. A loss or $63, 788 has been registered
for the six-month period Dec. 31, compareq with a
loss ol $78,824 for the same period last year. Per
share earnings, based on 1,871,539 shares outatand-
ing, for the six-month period showed a Joss of 3
cents cootr~tcd to a loss of 4 cents for the first six
months at Dec. 31, 1W7S, which waa based on
1, 796,539 shares outstanding.
S •ltla Repot ts ltte•...e Gala
Smith Jntematioaal. Inc., Newport Beach, }tas
reported i.Dcome of $36.39G.OOO from continuing
operations for the year ended Dee. 31, an increase
of 8 percent over 1975 income from continuing
operatioos ol $33,699.000. ReYenues from C90tinuin,g
operaticlos i.Dcreased 4 J)e.C'CeDt to $308.~ ff'Olll ·
$296,278,000. • -
Earninp per share r~ continuing operations
for thereat 1976 were $3.91, compa~ with $3.98 for
1975. Earnings per share lor 1976 wel'e'based on
1,083,850 increased shares outstanding as a result'of ·
a common stock offering in March 1W7S.
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Fc:.o the lourtb quarter of 1978, lacome from con··
tinulng pmm operations was $9,088,000 on revenues'
of m.m.ooo. compared wltb income from conUnu·
tn1 openUons of $9, 140,000 on r evenues of~
$79.491.000 fot the fourth quarter of 1975. Earnings
per shire fJOm continulnc operations were 95 cents lD the fourth quarter or 1976, compa.ted with $1.07 ln
the fourth quarter of 1976 and the decrease ls due to
th increased oumber of shares outstandl~ In 1978.
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tulm aura 1trat11J tha.&
........... Po
l.11.al -....... , ol faouttel to n pul maDJ Qll fo HJ
b••ll•h, •• the ner11 Com·
mJ.uloD MlTS· 1'1le recommeadauoca Wedna--
day wu in lhe statf' com
mi. kla'a lont·•wa1led biennial
plan.
The lndl·thic:k onrview ot the
plan U)'I ener&y leaders muat
11top baagllnc over perapber&I
concerns and attack lhc largely
ignored primary 11roblem
scarcity of resources.
Cattle £oa Rqorted
SACRAMENTO CAP>
Cahrornia cattlemen are re·
portedly I05ing an average of $79
a bead they sell. They would lose
even more ii they kept them off
the market.
These and other figures were
given to the s t ale Senate
Agriculture Committee by
WaJter Johnson, farm adviser for
the University of California, and
Joseph Russell, president of the
California Cattlemen's Assoc1a·
uon.
Neither offered a solution to
the problems 10 the state's $1.1
billion annual calUe industry.
Se11dnar Slated
Orange County chapters of the
American Society for Training
and Development (ASTD) and
the Personnel and Industrial
Relations Association (PIRA>
will co-sponsor a one-d ay
"Processional Training Skills"
seminar at the Balboa Bay Club,
Newport Beach, Saturday.
It is designed ror managers,
s upervisors, personnel directors
a nd tramers in line and training
functions who are concerned
about employing people more er.
fect1 vely. F\lrther mformat1on 1s
available from ASTD. P .O. Box
1937, Sant.a Ana 92702.
Wind Makers
Owners of a 34-story office building near New York
City's twin 110-story World Trade Center towers have
sued the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey,
seeking damages "in the millions" in their claim that
the buildings form a wind tunnel that causes "unus ual,
increased and unnatural wind pressures" on the smaller
building. The Port Authority claims owners of the
sm aller building, at 22 Cortland St.. should have known
of the wind conditions before construction started in
1969. Construction on the first tower building started in
1966.
Ov~r The Counl f•r·
NASO UstincJS
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(l) A TAUAR& wwa m4JIE**SPS:a .. ...._,
.-alJIMd • a bouMbold and ~ are ap-• .,.. rore-.t by lllAeaa to mla work for alx moaU.. n..
~ rcnaJned empk>y.ci dwtni lllla period, and dlMa
tup.,.,.recelved &ick pay.
The IRS dlullowtd payments to the housekeeper dur-tnc the taxpay~r·s ab11ence from work as child-care ex-
pemn.
Tbo bousdttper's services during the period of llloess
dJdn't contribute to the taxpayer's gainful employment, the
1RS11.id.
(2) It the wates you pay a Uv.ln boulelteeper don't st ve
you the maximum al·
lowable credit of either ·
$600 or $800, you can in·
elude meals but not
lodging expenses to
reach your maximum
credit.
The exception
Money's
Worth
would be if the cost of lodging become& an out-of-pocket cost
to you -if, for example you move to an apartment with an
added bedroom just to provide accommodaUon for your
housekeeper.
THOSE WHOSE CHILDREN WERE married in 1976
may be able to claim dependency deductiou lf they con·
tributed more than half the support for the year and it the
married child does not file a joint return with his r her
spouse. Parents' contributions to wedding expenaes may be
included as support.
Divorced parents have special child-care dependency
rules. The parent who has custody of the child for the
1reater portion of the year generally is treated u the one
who furnishes more than half the child's support foe the
year and ia therefore eotiUed to the $750 dependency deduc-
tion. There are two exceptions to thit ceneral rule:
<A> When the noncustodial and custodial parents a1ree
to give the noncustodial parent the dependency deduction
and the noncustodial parent contnbutes at lea.at $800 to the
child's supp0rt. (8) Wben the noncustodial parent con-
tributes at lea.at $1,200 for the child or children, rorclnc the
custodial parent to prove that she or he did in fact furnish
more support than the noncustodial parent in order to be en··
titled to the dependency deduction.
SUPPOSE A COURT AWARDS LEGAL custody of a
child to one parent. but the child actually winds up ln the
custody of the other for the greater part of the year. In 1976,
a circuit court or ap~als affirmed a Tax Court decision that
the parent who had the actual custody also won the depen·
dency deduction.
Parents of children with physical or mental froblems
who enroll them in pnvale school on the advice o a pbysi·
clan may deduct that cost as a medical expense only if the
school's resources for helping the child's handicap are a
principal reason the child is there. Without such medical or
other special facilities, the cost of attending a private school
doesn't qualify as a medical expense, even if the physician
bet ieves otherwise.
Nut: Teachera and educational upemea.
General Telephone
Switches Billings
General Telephone has begun use of ita measured local
service (MLS) method of billing for business customers this
week.
The practice is in effect in H\.lntington Beach, Fountain
Valley, Seal Beach, Westminster, Sunset Beach, Midway
City, Los Alamitos and parts or Garden Grove.
Under MLS, business customers are charged $7.65 a
month for a single business line. The previous rate was
$12.60, a spokesman said.
The new rate includes 80 units or local calUng time;
each unit is a call of five minutes or less.
Dmv Regains Ground
From Early Trading
NEW YORK (AP) -After a slow morning, the stock
market fought Its way back today, boosted by the govern·
ment's plan to fight inflation but tempered by bad news
about factory orders.
The Dow J ones average oC 30 industrial stocks gained 8.57
points to 948.64, and gainers moved ahead of 106ers br a 7·5
margin.
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KTLA81:00 -"ln Love and War."
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with Anna Calder Marshall and Timothy
Dalton.
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TV DAILY LOG
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THURSDAY I
L EVENING I
6:0 0 D O (8 111Q ( 11: r3 ) News
0 1.UJC § Cn•·fl ID News
U Kinp Hockey Cont'd from 5PM
l\1n~ ~s Buffalo
l & I liomtr l'ylt
O Gunsmoke
ID Put11d1e f1m1ly
(D Ad1m·IZ
fl!l Electric Company
0•1 Nike Douglas m little !Qsab
-6:30-
0 Dinah! Gueo;ts 1ncludt Anthony
Newley Lola fatana. Jim Stallard
and M1he farrtll
(~I Andy Griffith
(iOJ Mtrt G11!11n Show
ID family Altair
{111• r~ 1) Gunsmoh
ID Zoom
( Zj, l $ ) Bewitched
EDTo•n hlk
7:00
0 0 ~31 f~l €D ED News
1 & Ny Three Sons
(81 To Tell the Truth O Conuntr1t1011 m I love Lucy
(D The FBI
I~ Andy Gnfftlh
f1!) NatNetl/lellrer RePort
(IZ(I un The Partndge family
@ NcHale's Navy
-7:30-
u Andy Peggy Lte guests
1 6 1 The Odd Couple
0 The Con& Show
e \ C1nd1d C1men O The Joker's Wild
110• J 31 •§•Match Game . m (~1 I e ) Brady Bunch
( 11'1 \ 3 ) The Wilburn Brothers
ilOJ Hoe1n's Heroes tD Cl!Jnnel 21 Ton1eht
ED Pnce Is Ritht
39 liars Club
ID "f" Troop
8:00
f) NAZI NIGHTMARE!
• NEW.THE WALTONS
U (•171 '"3 •) l & • Tht W11tons Jean
M•1\h Rut''' "' H11My, lhe w1IP ul •
l1frman diplomat who n., comt 10
W.11lon' m•1unta1n lrom lu1op·· • •
lh•· m1d•.1 ul th• Nd/1 upri"ng John
Ht·y w11uu. In l•a1n lust hand ol
lhfl truntry \ turmo11I. pur1ue\ an
1nM'<1ew "'th lhr v "kr upr~r t•n~ •
Ir 11in 1l1r ••P"'•Pn • llild•V , t•y1ng
ttor•~~r U '3• & ' 10· t!) "BC Movie of
th• Wo k I ' "•rr \;JI' r ",.
lion \ hrt f'1 1 ti > , 1 ' , •
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"' Christ1•n In St•rth
Of Mecca Encounhm
A Sne1k's Caraw~nt
ID 6 hn Woo O•,,d
l.Jl>u~hly '4 "n1.t1 ~ ih' 't I ,
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-8:30 -
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Ml& llA1 d1~1lVl'I\ I '" ~··1 ,,, t;.~
t 1pen\1wP hckerr, to a ''''"''• W1\n1I''
rnnrtrt 1\ a m1<rrl hi•· •111• .n~r I
wh11n ht11 hA~ In tli· 11!,. ,..:11t ~, •' 111
two best l11t1Hh " 1 , w.lh 11,.11
9:0 0 o 1011 rn> re H1W1h r1n o
DanP Clark guesl\ as a m 11nl.1n1t
racketeer 'Who~ m"'1on ot t1k1n~
ovt1 by lorce lht own .. r~h1p ot ·'"
Hawa11an profeNon~I ii)Ulh •I 11 1"
brines him 1nlo a he~rl on coll1".11111
'W1lh McGanell and !he r IVP 0 IO«t
Jo Anne Worley al~o pu1•1t'
1{) Movie: tC1 (2hr) "L11st for
Gold" (dra) '49 Gl,nn fon1
U (~rt)) 39 Barney Nilltr
Detective fish •~ 111 ~ra~ on the anti
mugging squ~d and the "'' of the
detetl1ves llv to re1olve a conllH.1
betwtPn a man who claim$ ~cret
annv tests 1u1ned h1\ h~alth Md d
seritant who says th• man lh,.it
entd to bomb h11 rPcru111n~ ~tat111u
ID Merv Gritfln Show
(D The Vir11n1111 W Cn1hsatton "Romance and Re
11oty" Lord Kenneth Clark discusses
tr.earl and l1le of the 13th cenlury, a
lime 1T1drked by the concepts of 1dul
1,,.e, chivalry and rel1g1ous piety.
-9:30-0 (l~J(fl QjJ Tony R1nd1ll
Show Judge Franklin's hie 1s 1n
dange1 and Mario, the one person he
can t stand, ldkes a leave hom the
DA \ otf1ce to p1otect him
10:00
O ( 11 13,) (JJ Barnaby Jonu
11e,p1n~ the key witness to a me
l•~ck icbbery alive becomes
Barnaby's lOncern after a near falal
anempt on the man's life makes him
reconsider his p1omise lo testofy at
the l'ldl. T 1m 0 Con11or. Ale• Rocco. j.,i.n C.drtrr and Val W1il1•ms auest
0 231 !6 J tlQJ ID Tiie LIS Vecas
Entertainment Awards Gabe Kaplan
•nd P..rbara Eden are the co hosts of
ths 6111 annual ~resenlal1on from
the la~ V~gas Hilton Prestnte1s
•~tlude R1lh Little Robert Goulet.
Udv1d Brrnner dnd F•ed Travalena,
dr•d perfo1mm include Bobbit Gen·
tiv Sammy Davis J1 1llus10n1sts
~ .. ·;;fried and Roy, and S<enes lrom
Vd•IOUS Ve2as shows.
0 ONews O (2'1) {Ill "3' Streets of San
r,.nmco "Once A C•Jn '
~ Gu11srnole
0 MKrobes & Men (R)
-10:30-m Q)il)News
1 1:00
0 0 s 3§ News
O'l 6 1 10 0News O Lowe American Style
6 S1n1ks M.itch Up
O Nnenck
ID Nary Hartman. Mary Hutm.in
(D The HOMymooners
( 17' • 3 ) The bntb Show
26 Best of Groucho
( 1? e ) love Ame11un Style
-11:30-
0 ( 11\ 3 ) • 8 CBS Lite Mov1t:
c' "11.0\Jk; "fhe Adventures of "!Ck
C.rttr" (~· ) /' ~ih·rt ro11"~
U 2J b 10 ID Jol!nny UllOll
., The I'll Club
O ( ~~ e ) H Thul'ld.iy N1cht
Sp•m•I L ~ •• J , "
ID News m Set 81lko
20 Hie 700 Club
12:0 0
O S.-st of G1011cho O Mow1e· C "The G1mbfu s"
/ 1) 0 ., (' irdoo Sun llen
~ II ••IO>'\ l>r
ID Crou~1ts
(D Mow1e· C "Ill•'" firt" 1. il
1 .. Jr 1, fJ"lp-..on 1 -onre Ut
, "
-12.30-
0 A' Iii 4~1 Sho• ·A fule of
Hu""·" 'Btd Sill••( bom.'
Spid.1 W°"'"' Str11r, 8'u"
ID ""71•t "Ot i. Mt ,,
1:00
0 Jl 6 M IM1n '°"'
2:00
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dlf 5 rnG'lllS.
9 JO O C "How lo le Very,
Vtry Pot>Ul.tr" !corn) ~~-B•l!y
1 ·~'" ShrrH N,..lh lO 00 2t c "lullaby tf Broad·
••Y" !mus) 'ii Onns O~y.
G•nr N•l<olO Roll1 d• Wolf
12 00 m C "Muk of the
Awtnaef'' (~dvl I toho Om•.
lu11v La•1•n1 ,, A11thrnv Qmnn
A•o1.Jd Me»~
1:00 U "111tnstu on Campws"
\hOI) ~8 Ailhur fr~n1. Jo1nn*
Mo0<e
Cl C' "Litt loat" (drt) '44-
11ilul~h B~nhhtid John Hod1~k
V.'liliAf11 8,ndu C.•nad~ lft
'6 ''0Pfrallon ld1ol" (dra)
b~-U110 lo0n; ·1. Ceor1e
Wdo;M
3'tl0 O re1 "Sien of the Pqa11"
(~dv) ·15 Jeff Chandler, Jack
Pdl~nce, Ludmilla Tchenna, Rita
Gam
f10 re I "Beau Gn te" (adv)
h6 -Doua Mc('lur•. Guy
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3:10 0 1C\ "Thrtt Into r ..
Wo11'I Go" (d1.,) 69-Ro4 ~l•1i•1 Cla1,. !ltoom Judy
Gecson. Dame f'eg,lY Ashcroft
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Kings Put
Penguins
Down, 5-0
PITTSBtRGH -Don
Kozak scored l\\o goals and Vic
Venasky and l arcel Dionne as-
sisted on three more each as the
Los Angeles Kmgs shut out the
Pa(tsburgh Perguans 5·0 1n a Na-
t ion al llocket' League game
Wednesday niP1t.
R og1c Vachon s topped 26
Penguin shot; an gaining his
seventh shutmt of the s~ason, lY·
ing ham watt Montreal's Ken
, Dryden for the league lead.
The vadory booi.ted the Kings.
who are unbtaten an their last
seven game..-., to within two
points of Piltltlurgh in the hatlle
for second pL1cc 1n the NllL's
Norris Uivisioa.
Marshall Sue•
EAST LANSING. M1t•h. The
Michigan State t:n1vcrs1ty i.tu-
dent newspapfr has been slapped
with a S2 5 11ilhon IJw suit by
Atlanta Bran!s rchl'f pitcher
Mike Marshal
The suit alleges th<tt an artarle
printed in thtSlate :'\ews about a
feud Mars hall had with school of·
f1c1als hurt hh reput.it10n
Marshall said that the suit
would be cxfandect to include the
Los Angel~ Herald Examiner,
the Sportin~News and TV Guide.
All reported y ran c;lones by syn.
dicatcd spotls tolumn1st Melvin
Durslag thm were based on Stale
News accolllts.
Dlblq .....
MEMPHIS -Jn a battle of
bullet-like servers, Australia"s
Colin Dlhley upset No. 3 SC'<'dcd
Roscoe Tanner 3·6, 7 ll, fl·2 Wed-
nesday in the l ' S National In
door Tennis Championships
Earlier WC'dn<'sday, Tony
Roche, the No 7 sel.'d. ~as
eliminated by Karl !\teller, 7·6,
6-3.
In other artaon Wednesday:
Borj?, the top S('ed from Sweden.
dcreated Jeff Horow1ak, 6 2. 7-6.
Guillermo Vilas beal Mike
E s l<'P, 6·4. 6·:?
Fourth Wtdt•d nrwn Gnttrned
bC"at Zl'IJkO f"ran11IO\ ll'. fi·3. Ii I
Fred McNair overcame Geoff
M a~lers, 2·6. 6·4. 7 6; John Lloyd
beat Andrew Pattison, 7 5. 3·6,
6-1.
Sltoe Supenckd
A RCA DIA -Jockey Bill
Shoemak"r has been su'lpcnded
for five racing <lnyi., costing him
three r1d<'s in rac•h rares includ-
ing Sunrlu) 's mount on King
Pellinorc in lhc $"250,()()() Santa
Anita HandJcap
Santa Anita trark stewords
said W1•dne sday that
Shoemaker·s suspension wu!> the
result of hi, d1squallf1cat1on last
Sunday in the ninth ra<'e after he
let Rise to Riches dnrt out In the
fmal <'1ghth mile und rau'le in
terreren<'ewlth other mounts.
The su~pens1on la'.'lt~ from
Saturday through next Thurs-
day.
Free Agents
On NFL Scene
N l!W V°"IC(Al'I -N•l-1 '""'IMtt U-
pl•yen. bv ••an. Wllo 1>1•~ ou1 '""'' oo•ll•M 1 .. 1 .... °" • ...., """'""" '""' eo-11111..,...., ....... , "'"" .... S111n1no of • cooec11 .. -ll•ln•no •w-.-.
... IWttn NFL~"*" (OIMICll •nd ll>t Nf-L ... , .... ,_ ..... :. .......
t.•"o" Jo.,aon, vuer!I; Toinm.,. Nolllt. llMHCll9'.
• •
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Ami.a , a t r~1 rrom Kam]Mlla •~1d •hal U1and1n 1ecuri1y
Coren have be1un the •>'~tle
cllmlnlltlon ot membul of t.be
two tnbc!I, tr1tdltionally HJ>-
A" Pllolo
WORLD SKATING CHAMPION LINDA FRATIANNE IN TOKYO ROUTINE.
World Title to Fratianne
Garden Grove's Burge Places Fifth
TOKYO <AP> -l mtt-d Stah'.;
champion Linda Fratianne ..,k.1t
l'rl an art1i.t1c. fon·l·fu l f rn• prt1
.:ram tonight <Tnk~o t1mt .111d
"on tht' "omen.., tllll' Jl lh1
world figure skat mg Jt the "oriel
championships
Americans also fm1<1hed fourth
and fifth. Barbu? Smith of l>l'O\'<'r
~as fourth '>'1lh 43 ord1nab and
182.44 points, followed b) Wend~
Burgen( Gardt>n <;ron•, 't\lth 41
ordinals and 11\2 !lO po111t'\
T h e 1 6 · }' l' <1 r o I d f r o m
l'forthnd~e. aln•ad\ 1n the lt.•Jd
a rter the comµuli.ory ri~urcs and
s hort pro~ram "h1rh logt>ther
aCtOunt for hatr the iotO rC, l>Ut"
ceeds AmC"riran i:old mcdah~t
Dorothy Hamill, who has turned
prore~1onaJ. as the world"~ ~kilt
mg queen.
Fratlanne l-rnn'd 10 ordinal"
meanini:: one of the ninc Jud~t•..,
dad not giH her a r11!'1l plan: \Ok
und had 189.26 p.11nls
Second m lhc f1ch.1 of 21 skater'
was Anell Pol'tt!>rh o r Ea-.t
Germany. "ho placed f1r~t in
Tuesday's compulsor) f1gurei-,
"'1th 22 ordinals and 185 10 point!\
West Germany·s Dagmar Lurt
was third ~1th 43 ordinals and
H\2 18 points
She said after the free' "katen~
~he w~ surprised to win the gold
medal; fhe 12th for the Un1teR
States since Tenley Albrtl'ht won
the world championship an 195.1.
. She fell Thursday night
performing a dirricult triple
salchow Jump, but immediately
* * * TM> tHtdftf'" tochv.ctt t"4t t'Mllh•rt4V mMk of lfW' 1C:,,.
d•"< lnq (OfTO'tftHM.
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Unton. • oro1n~l\, IOJ JJ oou"'U ? Ja,..-.t
TllOmP"'"W.W,.., Mn•rtt, G"'"' Brll•l'l H.
o 16 3. 1Crt~1na R•90<'CrY Andrao \All•v.
Hunq1,.v. 11, • M . A ,_..,,,..,,.. L1t\1c"tA-Gfo,,,..,.di
IC•r~ciow, Sovt .. Un•OI\ 10 •1 n S MltnM
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1 Vll•dlml• l(ov•i.-.· Sov••I Un•on U Sord ,,.,,.
•4 40 OOlnh .. , JM' Hoffm~ e.,, Gflortn•"'f 1" or
din•''· 41 U 001n•s l P.'lt..\ l•,k1,,..n F"tn•"""1.
l't s Of'dinltf,, ,., 00 eio.f'lt~ A O•'l•d '•"t .... u s .
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Roth Fund
SAN FRANCISCO -Letters
with donations to the Joe Roth
Melanoma Research Fund have
been pouring in by the hundredl'I
to the Cancer Research Institute
of the University of Calilomla.
The University of California
star quarterback died Feb. 19 of
cancer at the age of 21 •. In t.be
(init week after bis death nearly
$10,000 was received from
persons all over the country.
got up and l''.\t'rUtt•d o perfect lri-
pll' tol· loop
Frat1anne said she "as d1sap-
1m1ntt'<I about ralhn).{. and added.
It s rl•all' hard for me to Jump
bark up and J.!et ~oing "
Shc also said, ··t hav<'n'l been
t>alin~ ~ell and hav<' been very
"'1.'ak I felt I was out of shape
bct·uust• I couldn"l do my long
proJ'rJm t'very day, and I "ve
bet'n Mel.. with a sore throat."
Fratianne, \\-ho was fifth in the
1976 world champ1onsh1ps, was
fourth after Tuesday·)) com-
pulsory figures, "h1ch count for
30 percent of the i.core, but took
the lead in Wednesday's short
"program of compulsory
maneuvers when she executed
an optional triple jump combina-
tion.
The competition was held
before 7,850 spectators.
Area Could Produce
3 CIF Cage Finalists
Without stretching the Im·
:iglnalJon too much. it is lhinka·
ble that the Orange Coast area
will havc three teams in the five
Cl F basketball championship
1tames to be played a week from
Saturday at Long Beach Arena.
Fount.run Valley High's Barons
have proved they can go n0$~to
nose with•anyone in Cl F 4·A I~el
action, boasting a 26·1 record as
they prepare to meet Compton of
WHITE
WASH
!
the rough and tumble Moore
Learue Friday night.
Fountain Valley should get by
Compton, a team wbJcb lost to
Westminster. Westminster was
winless in the same league Foun·
tain Valley won with a lG-0 re.
cord.
Semifinals play looms tough.
however, with the FY-Compton
survivor going against the vlctoc'
of the Long Beach Poly duel~ Ver bum Dei of Los Angeles.
Those latter pair may be the
best h] the CJP', althoutb Verbum
Del b'u bad to eke out one-point
wins io"ita firat two playoff bat-
Ues. '
Stillt. Fountalll Valley could get
tolheunala. •
Jn S.A, C«ona del Mar '5 not
only a 11$oo-lo to 1ain the finals, It
should win the t1Ue. Tll• Sea
Kinas ~ed to 1t.n111te ln tbe
South Coast Leasue. a loop which
really was beneath the1t ability.
ConJU del Mar 1ot into what
appears to be the easiest playoffs
bracket and with All Cl F first
team candidates Jack Tuz and
Alex Black on hand, the Sea
Kings should be able to pick
whatever score they choose -if
indeed they reel like playing up to
potential.
Corona del Mar belongs wilh
the best of the 4-A schools.
In small schools action, Hunt-
ington Valley Christian of
Newport Beach is a win
away from a finals berth.
However, that needed victory
could prove tough to garner since
semis foe Rio Hondo of Arcadia
boast~ a powerhouse.
Looking at Class A and 2-A
levela, watch out for Morro Bay
in the A division and Workman of the City or Industry appears to
be the best of the 2-A.
Promoters llbould have gotta
t•e meaa1e Sanday wbea fewer
U.u 4,• fau tUDed out at Uae
Collaemm to watch Hollaad'•
Olympic t.eam1 play U.S. Ital'
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Rick Hallsted of Dana Hills
Hl&b 1s on the Stanford Univeni·
ty baseball roster this season.
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sophomore pitcher for the Car·
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Notre l>ame. I bave lonJ stoce
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Compt~n Five
Is Disciplined
COMPTON-Eddie Thomas,
coach of the Compton High
Tarbabes, wasn't available Wed-
nesday to teU his thoughts about
Friday's CIF 4·A basketball
quarterfinals game with Foun·
lain Valley at Compton College, a
1,200-seat facility.
But there are many in the
Orange Coast area who have
seen the Tarbabes in action.
Ducks Vie
WithOSU
At Eugene
By The Associated Press
Oregon, the only team standing
between UCLA and the Bruins'
l llh consecutive Pac1fic·8 Con-
ference basketball title, meets
a r ch-rival Oregon State in
Eugene tonight and nobody
knows wha,t to expect at
McArthur Court.
The Ducks. 18·8 over-all arc 9.4
in the Par-8, one game behind the
Bruins. They have two victories
over UCLA and need to beat the
Beavers. not just to keep their
conference title hopes alive, but
also to bolster their chances for
an at.large berth in the NCAA
tournament should they fmish
second.
Oregon State already has two
victories over the Ducks in wild
contests typical or the teams'
long rivalry.
''It will be a tough game, .. said
Oregon State coach Ralph Miller.
··1 don't think there is any ques-
tion about that."
•'They are playing at home and
very likely have a post-season
bid if they win, plus we"ve beaten
them twice already this year.
But we're not conceding
anything," he said.
Those two Beaver victories
were 61..Q) at Corvallis and a
64-53 non-counter in Portland. Jn
the latter, Oregon State's Rickey
Lee decked Oregon's John Mur·
ray with a swift right and a brawl
ensued, emptying both benches.
If Oregon wins and UCLA is up-
set by USC which is only 2-11 in
Pac-8 games, Saturday, the
Ducks and Bruins would finish in
a tie. A coin flip Monday de·
termined any playo{{ game
would be played in Eugene, not
exactly UCLA coach Gene
Barlow's favorite city.
So Oregon's star forward Greg
Ballard doesn't think the Bruins
will have trouble getting ready
for the Southern Cal game.
"You don't really think USC is
going to beat UCLA, do you?" he
said.
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LA•s EARL TATU~.
Compton has a 21-3 record and
features 6-7 Purvis Miller and 6-0
guard Rubio Malone. among a
starting lineup that also includes
6-3 for.vard Fred Jackson, 6-5
forward Steve Harriet and guard
6-0 guard Doug Martin.
The Tarbabes might have an
even more impressive attack,
but they lost Marvin Herndon, a
6-6 All-CIF second team forward
as a junior, who died from a
heart attack during a summer
league basketball game in 1976.
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Here are comments from
Edison (Huntington Beach>
High's Don Leavey, Corona del
Mar's Jack Errion and
Westmin s ter High's Jon
Borchert:
Leavey -"Compton is very
dedicated to a team effort. The
word discipline surfaces every
other sentence in Compton plans.
"We tried to make cuts
through the lanes and really had
trouble getting the ball Inside.
They dominated the boards and
we scored only 27 points. Eddie
was a teammate of mine at
Compton College and he's very
demanding of his players. ·
"I don't think Compton wants a
racehorse game, it's oriented to
a disciplined defense and likes to
control the offensive tempo. This
is going to be an important game
for the prestige of the SW1Set
League."
Errion -"Compton played a
deliberate game and displayed
good man-t.o-man defense. It re·
aJly has a blue chip player in
Miller and if the left-handed
guard, Malone, is having a good
night, then it's going to be a ball
game.
"If Fountain Valley is going to
stay with.Compton il'll have to be
conscious of those two.··
Borchert -"We manned all
the way in our tournament game
with Compton and Compton did
the same, adding a 2-2· l zone pre·
ss. I think the key is to stop
Malone's penetration. But Miller
is a good shooter outside or in-
side.
"Many reel Miller is the most
valuable player in the Moore
League."
Borchert and his Westminster
Lions recorded or the biggest up.
sets or the 1976-17 season when
Compton fell 42·41 in the
Westminster-Marin a tourney •.
The Lions struggled later, losing
all IO Sunset League games.
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Malone scored 26 points and Rudy
Tomjanovlch added 24 to lead the
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ORANGE COAST COLLEGE BATTING STAR DARYL SCONIERS IS SETTING A SIZZLING PACE THIS SEASON.
Saddleback, Sconiers Hitting Longer
OCCNines
Triumph And En joying It More
Daryl Sconiers raised his bat·
ting average to .500 Wednesday
with three hits in sparking
Orange Coast College to a 9-4 JC
baseball victory over host
Palomar College.
And in anot.her JC game, Sad-
dleback toppled visitmg San
Diego Mesa, 6-2.
Sconiers clubbed a double and
two singles, driving in two runs
for the Pirates, now 7·2. Bobby
Smith and Rickey Frick also had
three hits for OCC, the latter belt-
ing a .:B>-foot homer in the ninth.
OCC, holding a slim 5.4 lead,
broke it open with three runs in
the seventh on a single by Smith,
back-to-back doubles by Sconiers
and Woolard, a walk, 1 a hit
batsman and Frick's single.
Lefty J e rry Sanchez, a
freshman, went the distance for
the Pirates, scattering eight hits.
Palomar is now 8-2.
At Saddleback, Robert Steel
cl.rove in three runs with three
aingles while Brad Hester had tbre~ hits and Tim Wallach
banged out two singles, dnvlllg in a pair.
The Gauchos trailed 2·1 enter-
ing the home half of the fifth, but
11cored three t.Jmes to take the
lead for good. Steel's hit tallied
the tying run and Wallach
followed with a single that put
the Gauch06 in front.
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By CRAIG SHEFF
Ol 11111 Doll, ~lie! SUIH
When Daryl Sconiers heard
that Mike Mayne had been
selected Orange Coast College's
baseball coach l ast June, he
didn't waste any time contacting
Mayne.
"I've always wanted to play
for him. When I was at Fontana
High and be was at Eisenhower
(in Fontana) I would go to his
practices. He always got the
most out of his players ... that's
Riverside Poly
why I wanted to play for him,"
says Sconiers.
Mayne didn't hesitate in ac· cepting Scoruers.
"Al Fontana Daryl wore my
Eisenhower teams out with his
hitting. I was delighted to have
rum," says Mayne.
Delight may be an understate-
ment.
In OCC's first nine games thls
season, Sconiers, a left-hander,
has been a very tough out. He's
currently balling .500, has driven
in 17 runs (six in one game), has
CdM Cage Rival
Disciplined, Quick
RIVERSIDE -Corona del
Mar High's Sea Kings and
the Bears or Riverside Polv
tangle Friday night in the Cl F
3-A basketball quarterfinals at
R1verside"s Ramona High and
it'll be matchup of relative un·
knowns.
There is no common opponent
involved as the South Coast
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League champion Sea Kings seek
to qualify for a semifinals berth
Tuesday agamsl the survivor of
the Covina-Downey game
Pacing coach Ario Gard·s
Bean is 6-3 Tom Wight. a senior
who bu scored at a 19.5 clip dur
Ing the season and ts considered
a good rebounder.
Guard Eric Barnett, a 6 2
j unior with a 15.4 scoring
average, I!! a second team All-Ivy
~ague choice to go along with
Wlcht. a fint team ptck.
says Gard. "But I don't think
~e·ve played anyone the caliber
or Corona del Mar. We surely ha·
ven "t seen an opponent with
Corona del Mar's size up front."
Gard, in tus first year at the
varsity helm after 10 years as an
a!ls1stant, says his team's effort
Tuesday night in disposing or
Pomona's Ganesha was the
Bears' best game ofthe year .
Hall is the leading rebounder,
just under 10 per game. Two
other Juniors could help the
Bears' cause from the bench-
guard Dale Hammers and 6-2
forward Kl!o Overton.
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s troked six triples and one home
run -and has not struck out.
And despite batting .510 at Fon·
tana last year (the highest in the
CIF Southern Section) he is just
learning bow to hit.
"I was a punch and judy hitter
last year ... everything went to
left field. r only had two tnples,
so most of my bits were singles,"
says Sconiers, a 6-2, 185-pounder.
Sconiers' hitting style is a
great deal different now-<lue
primarily to the efforts of OCC
assistant coach John Hocken-
berry.
"I was hitting everything orr
my front foot last year, but coach
Hockenberry got me to lay back
more and work on getting my bat
out in front," says Sconiers.
Now he's pulling the ball more,
with greater power something
he'll have to do if he's to make it
in pro baseball as a first
baseman
Sconiers' mental approach has
also changed, says Mayne.
"He used to pout quite a bit
after making an out, but he re
alizes now he can face 1t, ··says
Mayne.
And his future is unlimited
Selected in the third round of
the recent winter free agent draft
by the Angels, Mayne thinks
Sconiers could play pro ball nght
now.
"He probably could play pro
ball now. but he has a lot of tttings
ahead of rum. He's sharp, he's a
good student and a lot of major
schools are looking at him.
''Of course I'd like to see him
stay at Orange Coast another
year. but if lbe money's right or
he can get a good education, he
may not be here." says Mayne
But Sconiers, who played only
one year of varsity ball at Fon-
tana, isn't thinking that far In the
future, although it's in the back
of his mind.
"I was told that a black person
wouldn't fit in in this area, bul
that's not true," says the Costa
Mesa resident. "I like the
coa ching and I like Ora.nge
Coast. Right n•w I'm just trying
to improve by baseball skills.
When the season ends, then I'll
look at my future."
WedfM!lday wun't a very pod
da7 for area prep baaeball waau.
Mater Del Kiah of Santa Ana
wu lbe 14ne winner, scortni Lwo
nma 1n the laal ol the ae-veoth m.
ninl f~ a 3-2 .tetory ova-.UU.
inf Ediaon (Hun~ Beach). ltlaewhere lt wu a lmlnl
altualion.
Holt lhmtinlton Beach spotted.
Bol.sa Grande 10 runs in the first
inning, then came back to score
six in the home ball of the frame.
But Bolsa added four runs in
fourth and another rour in the
fifth to win 18-7. The loss ousted
the Oilers from their own
tourney. In other noa-tourney ac-
tion, host Corona del Mar fell to
Santa Ana, 7-3; visiting Costa
Mesa was thumped by Sad-
dleback, 18-2; and Laguna Beach
dropped an S.7 decision to invad-
ing Brea. In Mater Dei 's 3-2 win
over E dison . the winnin g
Monarchs stunned the Chargers
with the seventh inning rally,
putting together a single by Steve
McGowan, a walk, a ground-rule
double by Nick Harsh.another
walk and Bob Meacham's game-
winning infield single. Edison
was limited to three hits with
Ron Ward belting a triple.
Huntington Beach's highlights
included a three·run homer by'
Curt Steinhaus and a two-run
ro und-tri ppe r by Steve
Hjelmstrom, both in the first in-
ning. The game was called after
rive innings, because of dark-
ness.
At Corona del Mar, Earl
Callison had a triple and a single
for the losing Sea Kings. But San·
ta Ana put together 12 hits and
took advantage of six walks in
the first three innings t.o build Its
lead.
At Laguna, Brea bad a 8-3 lead
entering the home half of the filth
frame when the Artists rallied
for four runs-but they couldn't
get any more.
Jn the Huntington Beach
tournament. Fountain Valley
m et La Quinta and Pacifica
faced Eisenhower today with the
winners advancing to Saturday
night's (5 o'clock) championship
game at Mile Square Park in
Fountain Valley. The third place
game 1s set Saturday (11 a.m.) at
Huntington.
Rally
Ia noft.~ adloa at Santa
Ana ·a M9'IDOl'i~an. CM Colt& Men H1ah M p were v1e-
tlm1 of a 13· outburat in the
fourth i.nnlna b e Saddlebaclt Ro Ad runners. '
SadcUebact t totetbe.r 10
hit.a, lncludlns t homo runs, to
turn a 1--0lead1n a runaway.
Mesa returns acUon Friday
night at Costa sa 'a Te Winkle
Park in the fl round of the
Newport Mesa umey against
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Soeeer Playoffs
Edison, Newport
Face Tough Foes
Sunset League co-champions
Newport Harbor and Huntington
Beach's Edison are in the CIF
4-A quarterfinals soccer action
Friday.
The Chargers of Edison coach
Dave McLeish travel to Palos
Verdes High for a 3 o'clock tiff,
while coach Alfredo Maran's
Newport Harbor Sailors enter·
lain Santa Barbara at 7 o'clock.
Santa Barbara has captured the
last two CI F crowns.
Neither opponent is a stranger
to Edison or Newport.
The Chargers whipped PaJos
Verdes earUer in the season, 4-2,
while Santa Barbara and
Newport Harbor battled to a 2·2
In tournament action at Santa
Barbara.
"Peter Guzman is Santa
Barbara's main guy," says
Maran. :·We'll cover him with
Kelly Dunn and get some help
from Chris Dunn. Guzman is an
excellent player and we have to
stop him. ·
·'Santa Barbara ke eps
possession or the ball very well
and attacks with more players.
It's similar to Sanfa Monica."
Santa Barbara haa rolled to a
22· 1 ·2 r ecord apd i s the
M armonte League champion.
Newport's attack ~as featured
J eff Benbow, Bnice Silverman
and Dave Zimmerman on of.
fense, along with the Dunns,
Kem Haug and goalkeeper John
Benbow on defense.
John Benbow eame4 first team
All ·CIF hooora in '7S and along
with his brother Jeff and Chris
Dunn, is considered a solid can·
didatc for l'limilar honors this
year. The SruJora are 17·3-4 over·
all.
PASADENA -Wh ittier
College has won the right to
represent CaJlfomla In the NAJA
11ational tourney, lo Kamaa City
)larch 7throuaih 12.
Rod Snook, product ot Hunt·
tbgton Beach's Edison High, lent a major usl1t to Whittler, soor Ing 17 point.a -11 ln the last half
.-ben the Poets pulled away to uµ
th~ir season record to 24·4.
'fhey've won 18 ln a row.
Othus in the starting lint>up in-
clude 6-5 center Risbi Hall, 6-2
Junior Don Teague and 6-1 guard
S<:ott Clari<. Barnett and Clark
(12.2 point.a a game) give the
Bears a good on&-two punch in
tbe backcourt.
"We like to nm and r~ like
we're fairly well disciplined,"
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Paull"' -..-1 $tr#.,.t IF) SH. l . 0.olt! II'); l Rtmmll'I
Al"Oc• I P.iu IS) 7 1: 1 Ktllt'f Cl"I; l. DMn C"I.
OCC Hosts Sprints
JC Aces in State
Wrestling Classic Set
Palos Verdes coach Alan King
says h1s 17-4·5 crew losl to Edison
earlier because the latter out·
hustled tu~ team.
"Chris Crater and H~Boehm gave us fit.a up front a Edison's
defense atopped eve g we
bad,"saysK.lng.
The Paloa Verdes u~t won the Bay League title-a I ague con·
sidered by many as e best in
theCJF .
'• The Poets unleashed a de-·
Yastatlng rast break In rolling to a convincing 107·88 victory over
Soul.hem League champion Point
Loma before a sellout crowd at
Ambassador College In tho NAIA
District 3 championships. ·
Mike Brown, with 28 points, led
the way for Whittier, and five or
Ills teammates ~gtatered double
flcurea. ahooUn1 62 percent for-
t.be game.
The Western Sprints cham·
plonablp, the~remier rowing
event on the West Coast, will be
hosted by Oranie Coaat College
May 13-14--minus the Pacific-8 crews.
The meet was originally
scheduled to be boated by Stan-
ford, but because Pac-8 schools
will not compete, the event was
&bllted to Newport Channel.
Crew from OCC, UC Irvine.
San Diego State. Cal State (Lang
Beach). UC Santa Barbara.
Loyola, Seattle-Pacific, Santa
C lara, British Columbia,
Univenlty of San Diego, Pacific
Lutheran and St. Mary's will
compete.
The winner of each division ls
expeded to advance to the Pac-8
meet, set May 20-21 in Northern
Caliromia.
OCC's crew launches the
aeuoo a week from Saturday.
hostini UC Santa Barbara •bile
UCI waitl unUl llarcb ti to meet
OCC and UCLA.
' Four wresUers from OranJ{e
Coast College and two from
Golden West will compete in this
weekend's stale JC tournament
at Cypress College.
Action begins Friday al noon.
The second session gets under
way at 6:30 Friday night with the
third session set for Saturday at
noon. Finals start at 6:30 Satur·
dayoighL
Joe Young (118), Doug Stewart
(142), Mike Barretto (150) and
Jeff Camire (167) will compete
for OCC's Pirates with Dave
Sliney (118) and Mark Vick (177)
Dobey, Washington Spark Irvine, 9·1
Left,~ Bob Dobey pltc!Md
a •h·biU•r and Kenny
Wub.inlton bluted a two-run
hom• nm in JeldinC UC Irvine to
~ t-1 baaeba1l victory over hoet
Southena Cal Collea• ot Costa
llesa Wednesdq.
Dobey struck oat four-and
didn't iu\M a walk in loint the
41.atanee. Ria ooi, trouble came
In the seventh wben the
I Vai:arda put Loaetber four lln • f« a nm.
Hbln1to.11 slammed bis
homer to left with Steve Morton
aboard In the fifth lnnlng. Morton
had •lnaled. That gave UCI a 3-0
lead ana after a lour-run seventh
it WU a rout.
In the seventh, a double by
Morton, Waallln.1ton'1 run·
scoring slnale. a hit bataman., Dou• Qwd•a u.crltlce f1Y aod
1ln1l• by John SspJ, Drtan
Huter and Scott Thayer did the
dam~~· UCl 1 Anteaters Sot two more
TUDI In tbe eithth Oil a walk, a bit
baseman. a 1round out and
Eapy'1 ~ele. The latter bad
three hifi1, lncludln1 a fint inni.oi
double.,
The Vanguarda tallied their
run after two outs 1n the seventh
on •inlles by Stan Tbomu, Mllco
Scboetz. Gary Skelton and Rob Stonelake.
Both UCI and SoCaJ. return to
play Saturday. lrville (5-'1) bosta
Claremont-Mudd and SoCal
takes oo v1lit1q Westmont. in noon doullltbeadon.
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freshman. is 25· 16. Young is 21·6,
Stewart is 20-8·1, Barretto is 13·5
and Camire has a 19-5 mark.
Camire and Barretto are
freshmen.
Cypress. Chabot, Palomar and
El Cammo colleges are expected
to vie for the team tille.
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fol'm edftaday ln WlD·
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lead.int the Dlabloa t.o a
101·59 South Coast
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Dana Hills in the loaer's
pool.
GooddJ won the 500·
yard freestyle in 4:32.0
and the 200 free in 1 :46.7,
both well below the stan·
dards for the ClF meet.
This was his fll'St time in
his favorite races this
season for the Diablos.
Jesse Vassallo, who
had earlier qualified in
the 500 with an identical
l!me of 4:32.0, made his
second e vent with a
2.01.9 victory in the 200
individual medley while
brother Vic won a pair of
races for the Diablos-
the 100 butterfly and 100
backstroke.
Bill Babashoff of Foun-
tain Valley High won tbe
100 butterfly in 58.0 and
the 500 free in 4:56.5 to
pace Fountain Valley to
a 98· 74 victory over Hun-
tington Beach in Sunset
League action.
Tom Myers won the
100 and 200 free for
Newport Harbor as the
Tar s t o ppled
Westminster. 96-70 .
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When your basketball
team wins by 26 points.
you call it a rout. When
you do it regularly, you
call it a team to re·
member. The 1976-77
Fountain Valle y
sophomores arc a team
toTemember.
They ave rage d 64
points per game and
gave up just 38 points
each outing . They
breezed to the Sunset
League championship
and finished with a 23·1
record.
·1 he sole loss was to
Huntington Beach in the
firs t round of league
play.
"We never s hould have
lost that game," says
coach J im McNamara.
s tates. "We b ea t
them by 34 points."
That victory over Hun·
tington Beach ranks as
one of McNamara's
personal highlights of
the season. The other
game he particularly re·
members is the cham-
pionship of the Santa
Ana tourney, when his
sophomores beat San
Clemente by 11 points.
Fountain Valley has
now run off a string of
three consecutive
sophomore league cham-
pionships. McNamara,
who has coached soph
teams for eight years,
says the 1976·77 group
ranks with the best he's
ever coached.
"To say it was a team ·
effort sounds kind of cor·
ny. but that's what It
was. We had 10 or 11
players who were all
about equal in ability,"
McNamara says.
The team's leading
scorer, Mugsy Ep·
pel heimer, averaged
just 10 points per game.
''That's because he
almost never p layed
more than one hair. We
had two complete teams
and both were very
good." McNamara says.
The team's playmake r
was Ralf Reuland and
the best outside shooter
was Jon Ramirez, ac·
cording to McNamara.
Eppelhe1mer was the
league's MVP and Craig
Stoll was regarded as the
team's most consistent
performer.
"Jt was really my fault. I -;:===;;::;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;::;:;::;;:;::;::;;
made some adjustments
on defense that didn't
work out, and we
couldn't reacljust."
Huntington Beach won
the game by 11 points,
but the next time the two
teams met Fountain
Valley was ready .
and angry.
"l didn't have to
motivate them at all for
that game," McNamara
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THE IRVINE COMMUNJTY Theater, which
has relocated temporarily in Newport Beach, is in
rehearsal for its next entry in what has been dubbed
the "survival season," Murray Schisgal's satirical
comedy "Luv "
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Mary Bent.on. 1ta1e m~er; Cb~k Benton,
tecb.nlcal diredor. and David Lons, Ht desisner.
.. Luv" wUJ be presented ror three wffk•ndl. or.o·
lnl March 25, at the former Newport Harbor ap-
Uat church building on cwr Drive at El Modena
Avenue. Reservatlon1 Me-3178 days and 557·'7297
eveninga and weekends.
* AT GOLDEN WEST College, casU~ bas been
announced for two productions, opening a week
apart -"Night of January 16.lh" and "Tbe Hot L
Baltimore."
"January 16th," under the direction of Charles
Mitchell, opens Nov. 11 in the Actors Playbox for a
three-weekend run. Delia Rose, Mara Houdyshell
and Jerry Usury head the cast as the defendant and
the two attorneys, respectively.
Headmg the cut of ''Hot L Baltimore," which
bows in on March 17, are Sheryl Goldstein, SalJy
Sefton and Mike Cook. Others in the company are
Laurie Sondag, Dan Serber, Ken Cope, Anne Lane,
Robin Cooke, Nancy Andrews, Nancy Rowe and
Oarrold Carother.
Michael Fiore 1s playing the downtrodden
loser, Mike Frym is cast as his more successful
school buddy and Beth Titus plays the latter's dis-
satisfied wife in the Irvine production. Managing
director Tom Titus is staging the comedy. Eight performances are scheduled on two weekends from Thursday through a Sunday --------------------matinee in the main GWC theater. Reservations for
Ice skati n~ e''er~'lla~:
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•
C~ARD -Auditions for the Jean Kerr
comedy "Finishing Touches" have been announced
for Sunday at 1 p.m. and Monday at 7:30 at the
Laguna Moulton Playhouse, 607 Laguna Canyon
Road, Laguna Beach ... the cast calls for two men
and a woman in their forties, two girls and a boy in
their twenties and two teen-age boys ... opening
night is April 19 for three weeks ...
Golden West has announced tryouts for its spr·
mg musical, "Promlses, Promises," for March 14.
15 and 16 at 7 p.m. in the music building ... a large
cast or mature men and women 1s required for the
show, which opens May 11. ••
'Farrah'
WALT DIStGTS
Out
"THI TOWH TMA T
DllADID SUMDOWM".
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NOWSHOWING
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'Kingston'
Replacing
'Tales'
LOS ANGELES (AP)
-NBC, hoplng an in·
vesti1ative reporter will
dig up some good rat·
ings, says it's replacing
the new "Tales of the
Unexpected" on Wed·
nesdays with the newer
··Kingston: Confiden-
tial."
The latter show stars
Raymood BWT of NBC's
old "lroosides" series as
an investigative reporter
and editor-al-large for a
chain of newspapers and
radio and 'l'V stations.
It'll start March 23.
NBC, in announcing the
change Tuesday, said
''Tales," a victim of low
ratings since its Feb. 2
premiere, isn't
-.. EIGRI' JS ENOUGH," an hour·
lon1 aeries ABC calla a "comedy-
drama." Jt ltan Dick Van Patten and
Diana Hyland u a modem couple
with eilht ehild.ren. -•"'Three's Company.'• a comedy
about two young career women
<Joyce DeWitt and Sunnne Somers>
who share the cookine and reol al
their Santa Monica, Calif. apartment
with a man (John Riller) ..
ABC said the shows will premiere
aft« •
K.rdll II. par .. _. ··w
to 7 Uliia lild.N*
_. ltQ' -.U late April. rr MID ··men 1a ..,..,.. •• .m ....,, ... ,.... .... ,...,....
day llll'U. beel""'ac •Gd a tr.. t-10 D. 1A tM UJDe Period IOW ftDecl
by ·'l'Rk:b ... Pu. ... -Boak
Two."
It a&ld ''ThNe'• CompQJ .. ltarta
its rqular fiv•.n.lr nm on nun.-
day, Marcb24, fromt:30-10 p.m. EST.
It'll preempt "Tbe Tony Rand.all
Show,'' which returns to that tia1e
period oo April 28.
"Westaide Medical'' a1ao will start
on March 24, for four weeks, in the
10·11 p.m. time period now held by
"Streets of San Francisco."
The network a1Jo said ''The Brady
Bunch Hour," a new family variety
show that now is rotated with ·two
other early-evening ABC shows on
Sundays, will be moved to Mondays
forslx weeks. starting March21.
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Los ANGELES CAP)
-Roman Polanski has
arrived to discuss his
next film with Columbia
Pictures production
c hief Daniel Melnick.
The project: ''The First
Deadly Sin,·· based on
the novel by Lawrence
Sanders. Polanski is ex-
pected to start filming
next fall.
necessarily canceled. ----,,-;a--,n----A network spokesman ·
in New York said NBC
still is t.alking with Quinn
Martin, producer of the
show, a suspense an-
thology, about the future
of the series. "Ta~es"
becomes the firth series
NBC bas taken oCf its
Wednesday night
schedule in its effort this
season to improve its low
ratings on that night.
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About ID ••casualllea .. el tbe
mock l'ebicle pileup w1 U be roat·
eel to Kbai:on. s.ddlebac.k and
South Coast Commueity
Ho1patala, •• well as San
Clemente Gent:ral llolpat.al. M'·
cordlnac to a spokesman for the
t'll Valley H
C•~IMl!lll " &.-. II VaUe1 lbplarw
wUJ play l.be pan o/
··v~··
TM , offif'• of amwa
ey w ••.five a.mbulan« cocn·
pul-, \be county RAld Crou
cluaptllr. county f1re departmf'nt
unJu ud paramed.ks, the oounly
1berlrt-coroner. lbf' bl1hw111y
patrol. I.hf' Sal vu hon A rm y ;md
otber area a1enc1es wlll
partlc1pat.e 1n the drill
Clwking
R emedy
Stated
E/fe t?
V.:A Hl CTON c P •
Tb Ff'd ,... £n ru
Adm1n1atntum ct'EA1
upttta huw 1mpirt"t on
C'Ofl•umcr pn\' from ua
order lemporanJy N'duc
ma the pn«· <'l'tlln& on
domesll<' erode 011
Tht-t'EA ord •red th•·
ceilin• price lowor~ by
~ Ct'ftL'I pt'r butrt'I Wt'<J
nesday. :sayma 1t.s own
inaccurate e11tJmate~ or
production penmtted 011
companies to collect $320
m11lioo more last yellr
than 1t intended
Peter Luedtke ... i>s1s
tant FEA general
('Ounsel. said the change
would lo" er the co~t of a
~allon of 011 by onl) a
quarter of a cent for l·On
'um er~
Fatell11•11rr
o rtag .,
Durinl the t•o )'H.ra ol Caul 1a a ct~ .... ....
rtlMlnl C&illarm have aulJend r .......... ..
heavy economlc toaa •hilt..__ ...
w altt u.en baw been unafTcctecl .,..._uy.
But tn dtallns Wllb the ro CNAeb Uaal t
me>&t ol the &ut lb.ls winwr and ls due to lllrike
Cahfomia ln a couple ol yea,., I.he tables are 1bool
to~tumed.
FO.a ALMOST ALL TIU! MAJOR develop·
mcmts thnt wm mull from cxplo1taU<>n of 011 i.nd
~u tn fi.e\'etAl part.a ol Ala.ska are slated ror con-
strucuon m the Southland .
Some developments will be of direct benefit to
Northern Californians, just as explo1tat1on of
Northern CalJ!omia water supphes bas benefited
the Soulhland.
SOlrfHER!ll
t;ALIFORl'JA
Even the s tate A~
sembly's permanent sub
committee on energy. un
til now more skeptical of Foc:us ~ gas company warning:.
-----------about 1mpend1n.:
shortages than any olber agency, concedes u
massive shortfall of natural gas will come by 1985
unless new hquef1eld natural gas facilit1es are built
Otlw.t N......t
taVerne Pake h a~
been named vin·
pres ident for d e
ve)opme nt at Chap
man College in
Orange . He wa !>
formerly d1rt>ctor o l
the Alumm Fund fo1
Tulane University.
SACRAMENTO (AP>
-Would you know what
to do if someone started
choking on food in a
restaurant?
1 WASHINGTON <A P 1
Houst> leaders dis SUCH A SHORTAGE WOULD COME sooner an
a~rce on whether the re Southern California. because 1t &ets more of its SllP
s1gnat1on of Rep Henry phes from the once-abundant fields of Texas ~nd
B. Gonzalez as chairman Oklahoma. As those fields dwindle, the Southern
of the House Assal>s ina Cahfom1a Gas Co. has had lo t\lrn elsewhere
Directory
H e ld Back
By Brown
Here's what the state
Health Department ad-
vises. 1n guidelines bemg
distributed to about
50,000 restaurants in
California for djsplay:
t1ons Committee will 1t found future supplie~·m southern Alaska':.
save or doom the con-Cook lnJel and Indonesia, but didn't have lhe money
troversial panel to buy as much as it needed and still buHd the re -
IF THE person shows ----------. quired importing facilities.
By CapUol News Service
SACRAMENTO -It is
customary for the state
of California to Issue a
new telephone director~
every six months.
i the obvious symptoms ( J Enter Northern California. whose supplies
inability to talk. usually I N SH ORT come largely from Canada and are gradually being
clutchmg the throat -cut off by that nation. To get the capital it needs.
the first step is four brisk Speakl'r Thomas p Southern California Gas Co. enlisted Pac1ric Gas &
slaps oo the back. O'Neill said the leaders Electric Co. as an equal partner in its importing Normally. the nt.·w
directory is issued short
l y after the new
legislature has been
sworn mto office
If that doesn't wslodge would mel'l today with proJecl!.. But no changes were made in plans to br-
lhe food, stand behind committee members to mg the gas mto California through a port at Oxnard,
the victim, place both discuss the dis pute and Los Angel~ or Point Conception in Santa Barbara
arms around the waist to decide whether to al-County. But no new phon\·
directory has been 1~
sued since AuJ!ust 1975
and grab one of your fists low Gonzalez to resign
with the other hand.
No Snow.Joh Al"Wlrooi.cto
PUT YOUR clasped
hands over the abdomen
and just below the rib
cage, and wh1le applying
pressure on the ab -
domen. give four quick
upward thrusts with both
hand s Repeal if
necessar}.
If the v1ct1m loses con-
sciousness. u::.e mouth·
to-mouth resusc1tat1on
I F THE FOOD is
blocking the throat so atr
isn't reaching the lungs.
remove all v1siblt> food
Malaria B lu
ATLANTA <AP > Al
l eas t four ca!!>l'S of
malaria have been (•on
firmed amonJ! 600
Americans who attended
Cl f estl\al in Najo!t.'ria
from Jan 15 through
reb 12
PublJ(• health off1t•1,ils
m New York, Ill1nm~ and
California are trying lo
warn othPrs who <11
ll'nded to takl• prl•t·Ju
hons agamst th(• d1~ea~l' George Klein displays has pleasure at r('
siding in the retirement town of Sun City.
Ariz .. cspeciaJly during the winter Th('
snow shovel. mounted in Klein's front
y<.1rd , was a gift from friends m Mm
nl'apolis. :\Jinn
from the victim's mouth. IJerrigaft F r ee
lay him down on his side
and slaphamfourtimes ARLINGTON . V;i
on th<.' back. 1 AP I Daniel Berrigan
Scholarships
For Seniors
If that doesn t work. antiwar pncst and at•
lay him on has back and t1vist. has bt>en rcle1t:.l•d
l' ,_er t q u 1 ck up w a rd from Jail artt'r scrvinJ? a
pressure on the ab · 30-day sentence o n
tlomen Repeal those last charges s temming from
two steps a!'> oft en <IS a Dt>c 29. 1976 <fr
necessan monstral1on ut the Pen
tagon
Saddleback Valley high school sen1or<1 who pl.in
medical careers can apply through March 21 for
Mission Commu n ity Hos pital Auxllaaq
scholarshi~
Hi s brother Philip. '-RACrlTI and sister -in law ~ P"\r:r Elizabeth McAltslt>r
t..:ipE:::siiDl~Wla.,__... \\en• abo part of lhl' de ~ ..J S monstration . Philip. Ht:.. '<~"~ originally :.cntcnced to
ApplJcants, who must have mam\ained 3 o
grade averages, can obtain forms from scholarship
counselors al Mission VieJO, El Toro. Dana Hills.
San Clemente and Silverado Hi~h Schools, said Ann
Weatherford. scholarship chairman.
lf A, T. n b 0 60 ciays, Was relt'U M.~d 8 R C.1f Y f"" ,..... earlier Ms l\lc'Allstl·r. 1:.
~~·1 ~Gf ~~~~~~rving a 00 du) '-l'n
~~~~·T I a..osf:-r:
1' iyt~t JppE ,.o
1 e jlt.&tl OF
No1itf ER , wolt'~N
The forms are al.so available from the au.xihary
receptioo desk al Mission Community Hosp1tul,
27802 Puerta Real, Mission VieJo
Appl.Jcants will be judged on a comb1nat1on or
SC'hola...,t1c a bi ht). demonstrated hnirncii.I need
;inti ('Ommunlly lnvolvt?meot
Additional information is avrulable by call.mg
Mrs Weatherford, 581 -1828. or Lorra.me Meth1ast>n
582 01n
Miss S a n Juan
WASlllNGTON IJ\PI
-Depart menl heads m
ttw Carter admm1stra
t1on are undc.•r order-,
from the Prcs1dcnl lo a l
low at least 25 percent of
civilian JOb vacanc1t's in
their agencies to ~o un-
fllh·d
I oder a d1rect1ve 1s ·
'ucd Wc.'Clnesday, agcn·
c1es can fill no mort> than
Contest Due March 13 75 pt'rccnt of the open
in~s that occur through
attrition after Feb 2H.
Tlcketa an on sale for lbe March 13 -Mary Allyn Croa1man, a Dana
JUdging of thls year's Miss San Juan Hilla serlior who works part llme for
Capistrano contest. scheduled for l the Capistrano school district. plans
p. m at the El Adobe Restaurant. · to 1tudy law
Mayor DougJ115 Nub wiJJ ~one of -llrl9 Sucaue Cbade, a native of
six judgei to select a winner and two San J\lan, plans to study at Sad-
princesses rrom among 14 cootea-dleback College to prepare for a
tants, who will model sports apparel career comh'nlng public relations and and li~ta coetumes for thejudgtni travel Ticket information is available by
calling the Chamber of Commerce. -P•mda Burt, a Dana Hills senior.
493·4700 • '\IO'orka part time and plans to attend
The 14 contestants in tho etgbtb an-Saddleback College
nu al cont.est a.re: -Rober&a Boeuler. a seventh
-Ka&hl We.Ulen. a Saddleback generaUon San Juan resident, is a
College business admibhtraUon stu-Dana HUl.I senior and plans a career
dent. who recently received an award aaan interior designer
for outstanding achievement in busi· ness -DebMe Banicll:, a Saddleback
-Sheryl Dlum S&one, a Dana Hills Colle&e art. m~or. works part time
High School graduate who plans to and plans• secretarial career.
study med.iclne at the Univenlty of
Redlands
-Jo Amte S1,1ta, a San Clemente
Hi&b &bool IJ"Muate and sporta en-
thusiast
-Prt.dlla Sufciri. wbo plans to
atudy drama al Saddlebac.k College
when she is graduated from San
Clemente H.i&h School
-Emma MU.«•· a languafe ma-
jor at Cal State Fullerton. who plans
to be a biliJllual tcacbe.t
-QrlldM Jeata. who pl&M to
atudy 1peecb and drama at Occiden-
tal College in Ute fall
-Deborah KeOJ J euea, employed
by the city of Sall Juan u a dawn.
wbo plana to 81.ud.Y lnter1or da.ip at
Brl1ham Youns University
-NUC7 Lee Gnea. a Dana lDl1I
Hnlor. plan1 • caNer teaehtnl male,
prlvat.elJ and ID chutch diolrs
-Lari IA!I .OUW1pla111 to attmcl
Colorado State UnJYcniCY to pnper
to work as a wildllfe man.a1er
Entries Eyed ··
For Badminton
Registration ha'> opened for the
Newport Beach badmlnlon
tournament to be held in April
under &:be au.spices or the city"$
Parks, ~aches and Recreation
Departmtflt.
Tht t~rn•ment wlU include
men's afngles, women's singles.
men'a doubles. women's doubles
and mlsed doubles.
The tournament wilt take place
Apr1l 2 and 3 •t. Llncoln M1ddle
School.
Entries are .vail•ble at the PB
Hd R ofCJcH at city ball.
Deadline (or "'trie. Is M al"Ch 15.
Press Secretarv -''>dv Powell said · ·
2 1ndleied
PHOENlX, Ariz. (AP>
A federal grand JUry
has. returned indict-
ments against Phoenix
attorney Nl•al RobNts
and suhurban Chandlt>r
plumber .Jimmy Robison
in connection with the at
tempted bombing of a
federal building here in
January 1976
Robison, !>4, also 1s ac·
cused of the June car-
bom b slaying of Phoenix
newsman Don Bolles
A id R rmftN!d
WASHINGTON (AP>
With new backin&. in
the form of a 92-0 Senate
vote, for its chorus of of·
fi cial concern about
human rights violations
abroad, the Carter ad-
m inistraUon Is review-
ing all unilateral U.S.
foreign aid to see IC more
countries sbouJd be cut
off for violating humM
rights.
But Trellsury
Secretar}' Michael
Blumenthal Ede clear
Wednesday at the ad·
ministration nol ln·
t~nd to Impose such aid
cuts on multlnatlonal
lendlna lnstiluUona. Uke
the World Bank. lch
help M>me developinti na·
Uont thal violale the.fr
citizens' nahl.<I.
TIUS MEANS THAT WHEN PG&E's Canadian
suppl.Jes reach their low point m the early 1980::.
Northern California gas users will be as dependenl
on the Southland for energy as Southern Cahfor
nians are on the north for water
Even the expected gas from Alaska :. North
Slope won 'l be enough to c hange this situation
The Southland also 1s being asked to bear the
brunt or the nation's desire to reduce ml imporb.
As completion or the trans-Alaska oil p1pehne
nears. pressure to put a <'ross-country oil l>h1pp10g
::.ystem into operation mounts
UNLESS SUCH A PIPEUNE IS operating
soon. mosl of the Alaskan oil will have to be shipped
through the.• Panama Canal to Gulf Coast ports
extremely expensive -or exchanged with Japan
extremely unpopular with Midwest congressmen
whose Stutes require new oil for their refining 1n
dustncs
Sance the Standard 011 Co. of Ohio, which con
trots about half the Alaskan 011. has solid plan:. only
tor a line from Long Beach to Texas, the longer the
1ssut' festers the more likely that route becomes
A few months ago, it seemed that state oppo:.1
!Ion might thwart the Soh10-Long Beach plan on en
v1ronmental grounds.
But alarm over the dec1s1on or the Dow
Chemical Co. to cancel plans for a plant in the
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta area has changed
the pol.JticaJ situat.Jon .
TOP AIDES TO GOV. BROWN, WRO formerly
opposed most large new proJects, now talk about
speeding the permit process.
Both the liquefied natural gas facility and the
proposed Alaskan oil terminal at Long Beach wall
produce jobs by the thousands, but both wall also
impose environmental risks on Southern California.
OC Optometrists
In Project ·L~OK
Orange County optometrists will travel to
Ensenada March 12 to fit glasses for Mexican .
youngsters.
ProJecl LOOK, sponsored by the Costa Mesa
Nf'wport Harbor Lions Club and other county Lions
Club will send 18 optometrists to the Baja seaside c1
ty fortheclin1c.
Dr. Marlin P Dales of Costa Mesa will
represent the area Lions Club for the proJect, which
Commun1cat1on oHict•
sources said the direc
tory hasn't bee n issued
because Gov Edmund •
G Brown Jr ran't make· '
up his mind what hl'
wanb on the front pa~t·
Newport
t '~~~:,. .r(
Things" IS the lllle of a.r1 l art exhibit on display in
the Newport Beach cU,:.
hall until April 1. i l
The extub1t features 41
selected group of intaglio
prints by Margar•t ~
Bedell. winner or U\l' ••
Purchase Award at tl)e :
city's 1976 arts festival ~
The exhibit may qe :.
viewed dunng workin, }
hours at city hall, 8 a .m. t
·t o 5 p .m . Monda y S
through Friday. • ~ R estau rant ~ 1
F ined in }
} ·F r aud Rap • ;.
, LOS ANGELES (AP1 :•
A restaurant has ~
agreed to pay $2,500 in ~
civil penalties and at ~
torney fees in a sutt ).
charging that its food
wasn't what 1t was billed.;~
to be. ~
was begun 12 years ago.
Or. Dales said 872 childreR
glasses since the program began.
The swt claimed that ~
the Hour Glas s j
restaurant served pork ,
shoulder m place or tbt• ~
ham 1l advertised on it:. $
menu, turbot instead of )
h ave received sole and meat from adult •• cattle Instead of baby •
beefhver. ~
Tips Giv en
.,
';
!· t. • •• Book Swap Sought ~
Oear Joyce: I'd like to open a
paperback book 1wap bualness. or
l'IOmetblnl •lmllar. Do yoll bave any
1u11Htlons!
-S.D., Bln1bamton, N.Y.
Jn a typical paperback book ex·
change, customers who supply resala·
ble paperbacks get swap credit for 2S
percent of the cover price, then the ex
change sells lbe books for half the cov
er price, in cash or swap vouchers
Look for an out-of-print copy ol
"Starting and Managing Swap Shoo
or Consignment Sale Shop" at
hbra.ries or U.S. Small Business Ad·
ministration field offices.
IN SOME CITIES. 8 dnelopina
trend is book-and-other business tan·
dema, such as the ,Jane Addams
Bookstore " Bakery in Chicago. Or
you mltht pair books with a
restaurant, craf\ center, antique shop
or plant store.
Read, "A Manual on BookselUng"
($6.25 postpaid, Harmony Books. l
Park Ave .. Now York, N.Y. lOOUI).
Dear Joyce: Do Y• know crl a .,_
on bow co ooer•t.e a barttt ltt\'Jee
where ....,ae nd•••e &lllap aad
11ervtces ntbtt t.bu paJ t.)' moM~
-A.8., Meo•,..._, Ten .
No, but a reference Ubrarlan can
dlrecl 1our searcl\ throuah business
..
..
( CAREERS Ji ....., __________________________ ,,,... v
opportunity magazines. Among or ~
ganliations operaUng th.ls way is the 3
Muturu Crcd.it Buymg Syatem, Jnc. in"
Los Angeles )
This cooperative reports 3,500:
members who swap everything from ~
dtntal work to house wJrina. 1 • ~ MUTUAL USES A COMPVTEa lo~
record mtmbers' dePosits or services :
or product.I, and to withdraw credHh ~
when members wanl to ••buy'"~
something. Cooperatives may ebarge ~
a membership fee. plwi a percentage•
<ofun seven lo 9 percent) of the value
o( the it.ems traded. Membel'1' are sup. •
Poled to pay income tax on the swap, ;
hut ttappeanthatmanydon.ot. t It'• my guesa that a barter '9
cooperative Is a heodacbe·intenaive ~
business, but Intriguing and l)Olslble
fOT a tireless matchmaker.
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components in various consumer electronic de--.. n,:~!IOCtAlEO l.EAStHG co 1tu
vices. Sen ll••o Or • "••Port 8••'" "1 CehlO•ftlettMO Motown Records Corp. filed a $20 million lawsuit Fr..i S.•o••. ••t• s. ... ,_ O• N..,.PQrl 8 .. • 11 C..lolo<n<•t.-! againstCBSinc.,CBSRecord.sandEpicRtscordsin A1tn•ro o M••lon•. q 11
a dispute over the Jaekaon Fbe singing group. ~~~m,,.., \t-t. eov1ne, '•"'0'"'•
Tbe Loi Angeles Superior Court al.lit, which also T"" t1<1t1 ..... " .... -,.., bv •
n a mes tbe singing 90""'··~;:,~~p-"""'
group's representative, ( ) T"" •~•-• ... , ,,,.., ,.,,,, ,,...
Jackson -Arons En· PEOPLE Ca\lnly ,,.,,of 0.•n(lll County on terprtses, charged the de· Ftt>t ... rv •i. "11-,.,. .. ,
fendants with breach Of -----------Publl\Nd 0--GN\I Oa1ty Pt101
contract, inducing breach Ftb 14·-··~·m11 >.10. "· 1917
111'1 II of contract, injunous falsehood and invasion of
privacy.
Motown Vice Chairman llkbael •oellklAd said
part or the swt involved what he said were mislead-
ing ads prepared by CBS in connection with the
network's televiaion series, "The Jacksons."
RoshJrind said the ads featured lead singer Jer·
malDe Jacboa despite the fact that be did not ap·
pear in the series.
* Robert Penteeoat is trying to grow money in
dirt -"Plains" dirt from Pfaldeet Caner'• borne
town. The 27-year-old former truck driver went to
Plains, Ga. and brought back about 1,500 cubic in·
cbes to Louisville, Ky. Through newspaper ad·
vertisements, he's oClering one cubic inch, packed
in a plastic container, for $3 plus 50 cents postage.
Tbe side oltbe plaatic box says tbia is "My very own
piece m Plains, Ga."
Pentecost says his investment is $250, and the
soil 'a potentlal yield is about $4,000 • • Ballet's iron man, Rudolf Nureyev, explores odd,
mystical and sinister precincts of dance on his
latest special Broadway visit,
says Associated Press arts
writer, William Glover.
Three members of the Royal
Danish Ballet round out the un·
usual recital-in-mime that
opened Tuesday night at the
Uris Theater.
In a display of stamina and
versatility, however. only the
star appears in all of the pro-gram's three numbers -and in-NUAEYEv
tends to do that nighUy through March 20, Glover
noted. • Uganda President ldi
Aailn's problems with lhe U.S.
govemmeot apparently were no
r eason for missing an appoint-
ment in Georgia for routine
maintenance or his airplane.
Amin's $6 milli o n
Gulfstream ll aircraft 1s un
dergomg routine maintenance at
Travis Air Field in Savannah. a
spokesman for the Grum man
AMI.. Corp confirmed
The spokes man said, "It ~ JUSt a n.·~ular sen 1c·
mg slop. Just hke l ak1n(.l your car 1n "
* ·rhe Senate confirmed President Carter's
nomtnation of Evaa S. ~e. ronner mayor of
Pittsfield. Mass . to be chief of
protocol with the rc1nk of am·
bassador.
Dobe llt'. 3 1 . a f o rme r
Republican who switched lo the
Democratic party last year to
campaign for Carter, succeeds
Shirley Temple Black in the
State Department po!>t.
rt is Dobelle's Job to assure
that visiting dlgnitar1e.'\ are pro •L-•<•
perly cared for and that they receive appropnate
courtesies.
•
Watergal<' figure Jobn ~u says be ls writing
and lectu.nn~ to pay off his mortuge, not to P•rlay
a prison term for a Watergate related otfense \nto a
wealthy futurt'.
"l am makin« lhe ~st livln1 l can," the former
White House lawyer u1d in SeatUe
OIAlf
He also told r eporters that
after tu.s releasf' from prlM>n be
rejected offers of hi~h-paying
jobs in favor of a wriUng career.
Dean saJd he had no idea bow
much be was being paid (or the
lecture and also did not know
how mucb his book, "BUnd Am·
bitloo -The White House
Yean," bu earned for bim. The
book 15 on tieveral best seller
lists. • A $31U million plan to renovate and expand Loi
Angele landmark downtown Ubrary hu bea an·
'nUtd by architect ClaarJ.-Lmckmaa..
Luckman. who tald the renovation shOuld meet
tbe city's Ubrary needs for the next quarter· ee.ntury, polnttd out that the remodellna coats were
Je111 than ball the estimated $8.1.4 million that would
be required to build a new library.
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COATS1WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
Are You a Vet?
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to buy! Many to c hoo!'I\'
from. Call for further
info.
HIW,ORT
HEIGHTS
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l7 Swte office bldg. 6,000 ~ ft • rtl'\l\i
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LIDO REALTY
1177 VS. U., M.L 673.-7l00
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BAYFRONT. pier & fl oat, lots Sl85 000
to $295,000. to build your own custom
borne. Several areas to choose from
ATTRACTIVE Linda ble 5 BR. 4 1.2
ba .. Cam. rm. & formal duung: lge.
tale pat.Jo & waterfront deck. $350.000
Bill GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bay\tdt• Dnvt.' N 8 675 -6161
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THE LANDING UH19UE
FOR LIDO
Luxurious family hv1n~
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OLDIE
IUTGOODIE
3 Bedroom with central
air cond1Uon1n1t. l(Ond
locauon for only $43,llMI. ..
ESTSIOE REALTY
INC 848-2323
l002
Surrounded by landscaping deluxe.
with cul-de-sac location., this J
bedroom. family room. wet bar
home is an excellent value at only
$125,SOO -land included~ \
A COl.DWIU. IANKll CO.
644-1766
2111 IAH-JOAOUIN HILi.i AO
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320,000 Or 1'"<('han~c for ba)fronl.
Re,plt•ndt•nt to the nth degree for
lho~t> who d~t-rve the ht-st
67)..4400
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bn•akfa.-.t :m~a and oll profC'Sionally
de<:oraled. In the new Bluff) arcu.
pn\ ale and scc:luded ot $128.000 ,\
bettE'r bargain, bclll•r buy Woul d "'l.'
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REAL TORS'. b75 6000
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COATS& WALLACE
REAL ESTATE, INC.
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$53,000
Scclud1.'<.I entr) t o lari.:t·
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WITH VIEW
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UNUSUAL
SETTING
IT'S ALL HERE~
IRVIME VALUE ---------
BY OWNER
LAKF. FORESTH
REDUCED! Lakefront
+ dock, 4Br. JRa , a ir
5818115 01>cn Weekend:.
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mac nab I Irvine
realty
RAHCHO SAM JOACl)UIH
One of these beautiful ''San Joaquin
Plans" can be yours! They're all
28Rs, den & dining r oom . One is on
the 1st level by the golf course; the
2nd overlooks the pool & the 3rd is
on the top w/spcctacular view!
From $93,500. Laszlo Sharkany
752·1414 . CF68)
642·8235
901 Oovtr Drive
644""200
Harbor View Center
DUPLEX ON AVOCADO
South of Hwy., o n one of CdM's pret-
tiest, v.1dl' streets <oppoMle Irvme Ter-
n.ice>. 2 Bdrms. with frplc & a I-bdrm
apt ... Also. a separate room & bath
for use as gul'sl <.apt or offi ce Sho" n
by upp't Sl:.15,000
BEAUTIFUL BLUFFS
On Vista Trudw. The.• popul::ir Y Plan.
:I Bdrms , 21;.: baths, former model.
Lovely uppointmenls. SI 13,900
'f' 759-0811
rtu{ 61.Nt OUR
Gilw We.otiu BUg.
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ONLY
$44,500.
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11\•lroom"· :! lull llJlh-. ..
Set'UfllY S)'!>oll'm C:.dJ
Ht·cl Carp1•t Ht•allor,,
i!>l 120;!
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TUDOR
POOL · BEACH
$62.950
Ctrl·ula r drive t o
:-.l'clutlcd (•ntry llu g c
Lt\10g H 1111 m w it h
l' r a c k I i n it ' l •1 11 1·
f1repl;1ce Puh gourmc•t
Kitchen Dine Dram;1l1t·
Vlt'W of covered pavilwn
and sparkhni: hr~ll{'<l &
filtered freelorm pool
l11dc.1"' av .M ,1 s fl•r &
Gue!>l :>111te" A'!'Uml' Vo\
lnJn II u r n' Call !lb:I iAAI . ....
[®tHaHill
WESTCLIFF
tWat.ct Poot
$98,000.
Prestigious Wcslc liff
area of Newport Deach.
Warm walnul paneled
living room overlooks
covered rutlo and
!lparkhnit heutcd pool.
Just Ill •4 down CALL
002-7781:1
$42,950
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.i &.>droom. 2 bath hom·
in one of Costa Mesa
bt>ltt'r ne1i.thbo rhood'
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CA LL SSti 2660
«=SELECT
I PROPERTIES
LET'S GO
A-SWIMMING
F.nJO\' th1' stunning JBH
F H ho m 1• 1 n t' h " 1t • •
Tu ... t m nhrhood S11l..i'h
in 11\ 'Jlarlcl ·i: p o"I
1·ni.:111ccrcd lor beat con
'l.'n.lt1•>n Plea'iurahlt·
p:il10 entertainml art"•
w /i:as BBQ, garag•·
whhop a nd more! \
:;.hort walk from elem. II.·
.Jr Ill schls E xC'1t1ni: 111
,.,tml at $82.fl(ll.J Ht>adv
for 0Cl'Upanty -Selll'1
anx1tlt1,'>
~CALLNOW
[//~ 752. 7315
DONALD M BIRD
A\\O<•ole\, Reolto,\
ToweriftCJ Pines
'iurround th1-; cute 2111<
" ht!J.:t' t•ntry ktl, remoll
bJ & 1l .., dean a-; ;.i 1>111
:..t•p w o rl..s h o p / ~ 11h
µIJ)rm be}ond lr)t pat1••
dN·k All lot on "har<I tu
find" lcvt'I IO' lot Wa ll.
t o 'i hop 'g & La kt·
Gr!'Rorv, Crestline. Xl/11
\l•rm ... ownr w carrv 1-.1
Tl> Ask 1: $29.~ ;·p:..
ALSO. 411' adJ. vac lot
..iv111I al only $6,000.
JACOIS REALTY
675-6670
,Q.. KE:Y ~RE:ALTOP.Sh a...r .. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••
cae:
810111 BLllRS ca.
OVER SO YEARS OF SERVIC(
VIA LIDO SOUD
Huge Entry Features Beautiful
Blue Lagoon J acuzzi With Lights
And Fountain s . Spacious
Throughout. Tre m endous Game
Room With Sliding Roof. 2 Wet
Bars. Air Conditioning Up. Living
Room & Large Conversation Area
With Fireplace. Luxurious Master
Bedroom Suite With Fireplace.
Boat Slip $375,000 FEE
UI DO .. DllVI . 631-1800
..
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:: ~. 4 !Mdrm. formal
dtrunc and f.am1ly rm Qw4!t r'llJ-df'·Oc BXlrii
l•fll• p.iattl Uk._. Y"rd with
IWIDApnoklen und ludu
""'· 2 l'alJc.. IAivk• bkl' a mod4'1 homf' Askin#
~.~ Cull S41>-115l
l.uxur)' ne111bl>orbood
~ m1mir ~od.. Near
icolf cours..-11nd "ark
lnr luck" V.t'l h.tr oand
formal t.1111 111.i ruum.
AGT. 673·7001
I 11ty 5 BR. pnl'd tum rm,
lo the city liRhts from marble frplc. Solan1.1m
}UUr spac:ioushvmgrm , t iles, 2000 sq. ft By
~,.HERITAGE
..• REALTORS
:i bdrms .. 21,, baths, 3 l·a r owner. SB;).500 5'W· l871l
1e11rage Country elub - ----
style home, the pool & SUPER Townhouse 2 br, ,
pltl·hing green l'Omµh:tc bllns. Call lo ~~ Moore 0-Poewt l 026
Uw efft!l'l 1n )Our ve1r)' Hlly. Jeanelle Kaye · •••••••••••••••••••••••
pnvatc rear y;ard; rtV 21:1-432·6376 PRIVATJo: PARTY wants
parking. with lut:-of View Duplex or R2 lot 10
storage. Thi>. President 4 IR Condo-$58,500 Dana Pt. 494·4420
model home 1:. µril·1."<l to Newly painted . ne w -move! Nol leased land. stO\'e & oven J full baths 3br, 2ba. lovdy area. Nr
$152,500 O\e~1.t.ed dbigara){e ' M~rin;:i Frpk. b~tn:.,
ATTH:Veh
Check TW1 o.t
You'll save on this one 3
bedrooms. dmmg area.
coi.y bnck fireplace to
cuddle by. Sparkling
pool C1nered patio. Ask·
mg Sti7 .!JOO. caU Tar~ll.
HLTRS. 842-~. $76.500. i\gnt, 496·2002 C F Colesworth~ ----lniM I 044
• • Nearly new ll11ltop hom e. •••••••••••••••••••••••
REALTORS 640-00 0 • ..,,.,..-. ocean clo:.e <' • mi. 1 fully ASHFORD!! O~t:NHOUU •E•lfV upgrndcd. ceramtc: tile ~-uuo."'"" tou~M.,. entry, del·oralor rods,
\ 645-9161 d~. cpt.s, no wax floors.
li~HO
SAHJOA9UIH
You're ex~ed to e\•er
ything · schools, shop.-
Plllll. i>teps to pool!>. ten
rus club and golf coun.e
i\ Juxunous San Lws Hey
model home with 3
bdrms., 21 :i batru; and
formal dmmg. t:omplelc
;.>legance. Reduced to:.ell
11l $10S.~. Call today.
red hill~ ....
552-7500
....... ntt-.......................
Cordo1r11 pl•n 3 1.'0nverted
-& bf t.o 3 br, AtC, !!pac
kal.. 'aulted ce1 ling:..
$74.000. Welton & Co
675-8900
tWwport hoc" I 069
LAGUN \
BEACH
49'7·4Mlel
Un go ...
Li\GUNA
NIGUEL
.. ~ 1720
...... , ......... •• •• .. • Mewpori •och I 069 s.ta Alta I 010
CBSTA MESA
FOllPlEX
J1.111t repainted. nl'w
l'arj)eu ;and drllpc." Will
coni11dt'r cict:han&t' Privut~ palto. extrj
lalrgt' units. Gn!11t 1nvc·~t
ment potential. $120.000
MEWftORT CUSTOM •••••••• •• •• ••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
' J U + poo1 2 STORY CLASSIC I&. jQuail ~
$24'.000 I CHECK THISI 4 Spac bdrms. cozy fam Pia~• .
Newport's finei.t custom ./CHECK THIS./ rm, w1used bnck trplc. Prap ... t••• " :I BR-• balb pill!> 3300 l11 gh l y up gra d e d 7$2-1920 ..., sq ft Massive Del Pt!>O •4 br new bath thruoul. Only l yr new & 1•00 ov•1tst Nlw~t aa ... , .. fo~·e~. !luge formal Liv •Spa~khng µool by In ine pnced nght al $85.750. --
mg Room! fo'amil~ room ~~ci.~custfeature!> _Call7513755~~--6 UNITS ~ o s t s : R a 1 s. e d •Newport Beath II arbor W •stmieut.r I 098
s lumpstooe fi repla ce. 'High District. Exclusl\e ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIOE
parquet floor. cathedral ly by CUSTOM POOL ~11~"e!i : as":e~ 1 w~n~ r · H.ritoge R.alton 4 Bednns & bonus room COSTA MESA
walkin mirro r e d ./540 1151 ./ Prime location park & Like-new interior:-. $35,000
HUNTINGTON
BEACH
Cozy Colonial l'hJrm.
slt.'psa\er Kitchen, plu!>h
carpet. new tile rluor .
close lo ~choob and :.hu1>
piog. Hurry'. ll "un'l
last. 842·2535
Owner Gone
3Br, + roomy cp'd dm·
1ng 11rea 11dJoln1ng
l..1lchcn. !"rime
oe1i;hborhood Won't
L11st ~ S84 .95U Hy owner
A\dllable at the Cros!>iog
in new WOODBRIDGE.
A 2 bedroom family
home an the mo!>t select ~~~~~~~~~~I
area of Irvine. Nc"er
been lived 111 . NO
WAITING IN LINE!!
Call for purt1culurs
ward rob~s. Walls ol • schools. Unbellevable at Cream puff properly' Uy
g I ass o v l' r ,. i l' w :i 6 · only $82.900. Call 751 ·3755 11ppointmenl only
sp11rklmg pool Laundry SEA VIEW ugt ·
Submit all offer~ oat th1:.
t<tmbhng runeh honw
l ·" baths. llvmj! rcJUm
.,.1th fircpl;:iee. Forced
air healml{, t.:altnl( urea
.j!J;J 7217
,.,.,, "' '·, 10 the• ('hef':; k1ll'hen EIToro 1032 [ ~ IBMl;I] TA~.!W,ftfta;>lL ~~~·.~~~::~~·i:~:r:~~;: . . IUK Duryea orr H.ockf1eld
room. Loads of storage. Avail :.oon 4Br. pd S&SATITSBEST 1£jQuai·I ~ Call loprev1ew 75:!·1700 t·omm, ~upt"r '1ew a Once )OU'\e seen thb , ''" ·. ., S33 29'.!!I Custom wallpa1><·r. plu!.h • Plac• ,
lovely & very por>ular 3 [ ~ •1-i:urpet10g & manit·ured • bdrm home 10 Green· . · ·. DUPLEX lands(·ap10 g. Near new Prapertt•a " tr~. ~OU will be hooked NEW ON MAHKt-;T Close lo schools & s hop 1•00 OU ... rlsS~~.!~on 11.foC~ N1c·ely lnds,·µd .. & J:.i~t Ne"h relurbi!>hed and ping. ~7!l,90tL Ca ll ·------· ~le~ f rum the park 2 -:.tcp:.:rrom the ocean. ;i &. 751·3755. i\gt • • 0 r 3 n g c t:«• m m
Bath:.. dl'n, 1am1ly rm 2 $157,500 ----Center. ~ross S25K. M:..
Si7.000 llG CANYON HOLLIS WOOD Othet-RMI Estate Vaught, Agt. 675·6900.
LOOK
.AND IE HOOKED
VETERANS
WHY RENT?
Free assistance. No
down. Call for info: Agl.
1714) 529.4783
''#I In Califonia " ll·5Sun. S72.500
6 + 2 li llui:e bedrooms .. 11,
baths 1n custo m built
home 33()() Sq fl Brick
flrepl;ii·c. formal dmm.I(
room, <'01) famtb room
;.mcl ~upt•r k1t~·ht•n l\la11)
otherquJht) leatu.rl's
*BY OWNER* Pnnl' only. 2 Br, L11ke
~·orest hm on cul dc·sal·
step!> to park. els to st·hl:;
l ncls central air .
"llfllklr!> & frpk Call
768 5 191! alt opm &
"kntb
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RAHCH REALTY ~
Alllhepleasuresofhome VILLAGE. · ..
without the bother 3 RE ALTORS
McLaio, brand new 2 Heallor 675·8676 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BR. single level. Hest ---Mobile Homes
golf c·ouNc \'iew. $125.000 HariM>r View Hom~ for Sale 1100
AGENT 640·5560 Beaut 1 f ul Ca I 1forn1 a ••••••••••••••.......,•••••
____ t -_ Ranch style home. Largl' 2 Br, 1 Ba, Mobile llome,
THE BLUFFS open beamed entry, big Ba Y s Ide V i 11 age entertaining ll\ln/.( room. Newport Beach, p vt
l'Xtra l11rge fam1h· room, beach. 2 µools , 2 jat•uzzis. chn1nl( room & ·I big boat dockmg fadht1es
bedrooms 11 ~ou had a\ailtotenant.$23,500.
DUPLEX!
Beautiful. larg<> 2Ull
Units, quallly-butll by
Russel. Near Honer
Plaza. Appr01 .. 1200 sq.
rt. each. $76.500.
Bal:>oo Peftiftsula I 007 Bdrms. family room & 2 · --- ---
' ' baths Spa111i.h !>l) le Log&MG leach I 0 48
Beaut. dl.'cor. 3 HR, ram
rm., 2 baths Some 'tl'W
Rl'ady lo movt• 11110!
Ong1n:i l are;i $12!1.900
J.ACKHOWELL
RNttor 644· l 156 .....•................. S82.050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• thought of mo\'tng up. Royal Reaffon , On lhl' l"omt. Close to
Bay & Bc;:ich. 5br, 4ha.
formal dm rm. ram. rm.
den. finished dbl g11r, wcl
lo;1r. Sl7!J.500 Pnn onl)
613 3226
OPEN HOUSE
SAT ONLY 1·4PM
:! l{edrm h~l· + guest
:!l280Cf:AN Ill.VU
$150.000
MICHAEL
HEAL ESTATI·:
673-6880
+ :! Bedroom. 2 bath c·ut
tagt• 111 bt>st of cond1t1011
Tut<tl $175.00U
Roy McCardi.
R~ 1810 Newport
Costa Mesa 548-7729
*R·2*
Balboa Oriqinol Newport Heights
Beach c·otlag1• •,blk •ln ..1 t·orncr lot lOncd lo
Ol'ean & ba). prin 11nl) ADU UNIT. 1-. ;i :>uµt'rbl)
PH. 492 nm for appt up~raded homl' "1th lots or panl.'hng. high :.toM
Coronac&.I Mar 1022 fireplace, mammoth
••••••••••••••••••••••• ramelv room an<I has
BRAND MEW qual1tv c•opper plumh
4 BR DEM iog. ONL y $7~,CJ(lO
lJw ideal l'C~b111;.il1011 of Im. IQPluaca'.' ~ a new home 1n an • •
established nl'i ~h Prap•rt1•a ·
borhood featuring all 7S2·1920 lhl' lalc~t kllchen ;ip c•oo OU.follU NIW .. OU 11.foCW
1101ntments, oven.1L1·cl
l(ara)le. large room~. :i
bJthi., step down wl'I
bar. m1n1Ol·<'an'1c·w. All
" a I k rn g c1 1 ~ t .1 11 c· e to
pravall' h1•ac·h Onl '
$1~.ooo ft>e
VETERANS
,l\'ST LlSTl!:O. two
ht' ti U l 1 f U I ~: ,, 't' I <I I'
homes. NO down (';ill
Agl'nt today.
540-3666
Fowttoin Valley 1034 . .....•.•.......•..•..•
JBll DULL HOUSE
IO rucc <1rea of G11rdcn
Grove W;:irm emotional
hm tastctu11\ det·rt 'd
.,. lots of "ailpaper &
panel'g Cpt:> upgrd 'd
lhruoul. Lrg lot " trwt
trees A must M'e al
s.59.51.JO Beal'h & Valle)
Rlty 962 9311
SASSY
SECLUSION
thru a stunning l't•ram11·
ule tnll). d1sc<Hcr the'
::.umptuou>o splendor ol
th1,. :J bed room. 2 b<1 lh
home w11h l1rcpl11ce.
near ~11 Lf: St~L:AH E
PARK' Cook·ouls are
clouble fun on )our own
JOtas BBQ. rn tht: pn\'at:~
ot ~our lar)(e batk ) ard
l·omplete "1th detailed
rom-rek and bnck work
OR enJov ttw r:1.qwMll' ,\ rRll.\t "lth J laghtecl
fountain. v.hll1· d1nanl( A
'!itU<:C'o wall l'n1·ompas,.1.•'
this !'ecludcd homl' ~I\
.1ppo1ntmen1 uni•
$97.900
Call 644-721 I
/JD.NIGEL
(}AILEY &
ASSOCIATES
:ihr. :!ba 1 <>tor~ rnndo Ad I ::i IQUait ~ J••l'cnt :'IOew1i<1rt tluiet. • Plac•
ni 'hop<> & trJn' f'nn
ont• l!I~> fl!ll7 nr ·1!11> i7'.\.1 Prapltl"tl•• ... 7)2-1920 "
DUPLEX
Spacmu~ .I brtrm & :!
lmlh~. f'lte'h Ullll l..lf 1(1•
m~lr bdrm .. hr:tm«cl
<' l' I I . 1. I 11 l rt• II t J I~ '
Sl:J!l.~)(I
l'i\lll. MAHTIN
lll•:i\L EST i\T Jo: 114 t 7:\ll:t
l'USTOM cluplt·~ in Cd M
•I hr & 1 hr rt>ntal F111r~t
detail~. billlarrl rm. w1111•
c e 11., r . s u n c1l'1· k II\
owner $111.'\,0.lCI fi7:t t;(lfl!I
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11111 1 .. 1rthlon(' 1n1t·r1c1r
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OPEN DAILY
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t'rl'r1d1 ()uurlt·" ( ·~tm
clqi-,. .,;. \'Ph ••n1 I
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CORNER LOT
CUSTOM POOL
:1 Bdrm. ram room. encl
p;1t10 Del'Oratt'd m earth
t 1111 t"• I m m a r u I ;1 t "
"i7 ~Ml L•ll 751 ;nss A.:t
STRA TFOAO PARK
humr 15x22 fam room.
" flt t11 rc1hng m a.">!>IVe
(m·pl.1<" Adlt occupied
3 Lr)( htlrm11. over 2000
~<I It 1n th1>. one level
hm Onl\ $1$9,!.l<IO Call
i~l :n~ Alet
NORIMS REAL TY * 494-8057 *
Starter Home!
Cute 2 bedrm "1th
c·ustom f1replt1 tc &
tasteful!) t·ndosed front
p at io. Yard 1:, "
I a n d s i: a p e cl
masterpiece' Near com
muo1ty park and pool
and tennis court' Suund
nice'' Call Hed Carpel
He;:iltors. RJ3.;J.J&1
104
A 3 bedroom lamcl\
home 1n ;1 ~upcrb 'u'
rounding of famal) .it
mo:;ph~rl' NO ASSOC
FEI-.:
R.ANCH REAL TY
55 1-2000
Woodbri. Ploce
<Gret-nbner l 4 Br :! Ba . fam1I). Pnnc only Call
eves. 673·0263 ..... -------Woodbride:e Home C~Slle Troct
PllASE II
WllJ...()W MODEL 4Br.
3Ha, 2 :.ly , S!Hl.CIOU
640-00:ll or f'\' r 641 7621 LUSK HOME
Hat bor View Hllh
4 Bdrm~. 21 ~ bu. dt•11
t:harm111.:. Cslm de•
l' Or ll l t'CI, h l' 11 II I 11 11 I I\'
landlit'lllJt'tl lly owner
$158.S<ICI Ph IW4 147fi
M F'-'\A V"'.H l>f; 4IWH \1
N('W kctchc•n $711,00(1
,\l;T 11-1~ 42ft!• ------SSl,950 ~°" l•ach I 040 · ••.•...•.......•.••.••.
11\'0W"iEH nW:-.EHANXWUS VA & ~:,\.'\'l'Slf)E C M nI \ lt•rm:i htrr' Walk
. I Br 1 Im. "''r & 1.11111<1n to park. h1kf' to beach 4
rm :! rnr i:.ir. tri: 1111 hf'dttHHn~. I '• baths.
Nfo:WoN MAHKt-'.1' w t·~tm pJt10 & hltn fJVIOI[ room with brick
DUPLEX S11a1· (o,;.o 1rnu. Mo\t' IO Mncl \,I rirt•plott't'. Jlund y
2 B R + "11e~t 11n1t rnol $64.\MlO :IO'J E l'.llh k1lrh<'n. onlv S6U.OOO
Beamed c·e11'11 . loh or St Ph !ltltl-7·141 T.irbt•ll,RLTRS, call
charm. xlnt n •ntilh !lf\2·5566
$.159,000. JUNE GllUllN. Tri l'lt">e nr rollt>l[e, 120 ----
Agt, 675·5113 Clearbrook 1.n . 0Pt'n 3·5. S&S n..-.. ale Specialists. 3.
UNITED BROKERS $t:l0 ,000 pr1n onl y 4orS bdrm models a vail,
• 646-7414 452-8443 somew pools.961l-4602
Yes, IT JS POSSIBLE to
huv a comfor table 2
bc-droom {'ondo in sharp
WALNUT SQUARE, but
you better HU RRY!
Purk, pool nnd C'able TV.
~
Pennington Properties
CottaMua 102 4CostaMH a 1024 -----RAMCHHALTY
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Ry ownr. 2 s tory, 4br, SSl·lOOO r····craiiif ope·i1ing······1 ;~;;.~~?-'~_: -~-~-k~l-r-~-~-~-~-o-~ .. -p-:-::-~-:-!-'-·s-~-3:_:_r :
:: TERESITA VILLAS •••• ma cu late home. 3 $19,900.64()..1841 bdrm.'>, P• baths. Slate ----------1
entry to living room with Coie!e P..t& : CONDOMINIUMS : f1replace. Gourmet ExecutiY• Sltowploc• : : kitchen, $60.500. Tarbell, Owner sacrifice! Colum-: J(LuxuryTownhome1 · i RLTRS.84_2_~ __ . ___ 1 biamodelon aqwet CDS
By Owner, asswne 7&4'l. street.. Big bonus room : °"'Y 10 L~ : Loan. JBr. 2sa. pool with wet bar, bulll·ln
• F t · S · d • bk BBQ. 3 bedrm1, formal : ea unng pac1ous 2 B rm & 2 bath, : w/spa, e nu. walk to dining, family room, 2~
• with fireplaces. ba !conics a net : library & Ill sch. $84.SOO. baths. $115,ooo .• call
-• •
Private patios. ' •. Prin. Only. Eves/Wknds. 5'0-1720 • 847-6846
229 w. Wllsoll.
CostaMno ,....
.645-269.Z
i CLOSE TO llACH 'l'ft&Bl!ll 'I .
• 3 Br, 2~ Ba. lg. bonus I RftDli'-'I • rm, xlnt neighborhood, , · : $83,900. Beach Cliff "#1 .. Calfenlla ..
: _963-__ 7_&95_o_r_96.1_-4_908 ____ , BY OWNER Greentree 3
: A•-FHA L~ Br, 2 ba, country kitchen,
:. S33S mo. on this beaut 3 atuty, lndscpd, 3~ )Ira.
• Br l~ Ba. condo. 2 car C.Uss1.mi. • M ! gar, bltn dshwsbr & ea.~ Tbe Colony By owner )CD•
• tan~e, ceramic tile In mac, 3Br, 2Ba, kitchen/· ·+· 1 ... : !Ute &: bath. + ma~y fam rm. $75,000. By appt.
. . • more xtl'u. For det&a..ls SM-8235 eve. 640·0473
S .: call M8-0236 day1
.• . ....... CHAPMAMREALTY OPENHSEs1su.s ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
. ··-.. .,. ..
O c&an View Condo
:! Bdrms . 2 baths, dt:n, 2
r1replan•s & bonU!> hobb)
room. Catalina sunse~.
w,1lk lo beal'h SS'J.950
MORIMS REAL TY * 494-8057 *
Potential
Unlimited
Od1ghlful nbrhood honll'
in M J,\ zone Use for of
lice. service business. he
rnfl? & or JU!>l I""' in $S7.50ll "Z ' Hl-:i\LTOH,
·l~l.I llbl I
I' HI\',\ 1 !-. U It I \ Jo:
t>t•ean '1e". prl\ a l'I &
pult:nllal. :.! Br + dl'n.
l,1rge f1n.'Pl<tl't'. ded.~. 2
1•ar g<1ragl· Sl~.50ll
~ --:::<wt~ WAM8
~
939 Glenneyre 494-8519
These 2 one bdrm units
are tough to bea.t; near
zero mamten11nce, great
vu from upper unit
Sl.2!1 f>O(I
CORBIN ASSOC.
REALTORS 759-0226
BIG CANYON
CONDO Luxu11ou~ Oakl·11•::.I
model with h"h gnl1t
larpellng m1rrorl•d wel
h;ir. deck oll '" 1011 1n<ml
"1th lanta::-111· '1ew u{
~olf coursl'. Set·urit)
guard and undeq;round
parkm~
PENINSULA PT.
A doll hou1'e 1 2 HH . :! ba.
comp redone 1n('I. new.
modern kitchen. 2 Car
gar Used hn C'k patio
Only SlJI ,500
Owner i\l(ent 548·1290
SPYGLASS
Open Hsc Sat/Sun 10 5
36 Drakes Bay
New Elegant 3Br. 2Ba,
ram rm, formal din rm.
highly upgraded. 3 car
1:ar, F 1P Sl !l9,500.
637 4799 or ~7 9239
BLUFFS
MIDWEEK
2TRIPLEXES this I:> 11' l:Jcltcr hurn the~ don't l<1st long 111 645-0882 Sa,·e loan fees. ownc•1
will fioant·e lhcsl' Cosl.i
:! Hr:! Bil. 20x411. pt•b. OK. Me::.a unib. SW.l)IHI Ami lh1!> area. &15·0303
Hee rm. pool, ', m1 bch. S):!,500 NB. 548 7(151 l'V~
·:-,.s National 2-l ·. Sh1s ·l. 11\Ula...aL <'omph•tt•ly n•cond i\l ._.,. •
bt'al·h SUO<> Call 1:i1:i1 'e
Open House 1-4 3lfl l:i49 -· '
P opular up~ra d eu Ac~forsal• 1200 ~E..A..I:.:r~
Newport Shor!.'~ homf• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 201111 ... ,.icl•. N.e .
3Bcl. 2lla, :! patios. l1pl1'. 5112 ACRES 6 46-4463
blt1ns. $76.:11111 :1:16 5 ....... CLEMENTE t M,\ll\'f:LOUS t NCOMI.-.
f'r ospt.-ct ~t . !'I. U """ OPPOKTUNITY
64:! 15311 Cho1('e location. zoned F;;nta~tle Easts1de C.M
BEST BLIY 1n Jo;<1slbluJ f.
Bv owner. Pnc·l' reflect~ ai1s~nce ut real cslull'
cnrrlm1~~aon & generoui.
allowance lor rt>decoral·
mg Ma) ht• :><'l'O e\cr\ 1nl(s I'.. wknds Call
!Wll 6170 •H' !>t>8 78/i!I I or
appt
MARINERS
POINT
CUSTOM VIEW
.H.OME
Consttuctittti to begin
January '77,. 3100 Sq. ft.
4 BR. 3 Ba contemporary
ranch style home. Many,
many xtras. Plans &
spec1f1 C'ations avail. in
office $1~.900.
C·2. t.1uahf1ed pnnc1pab T"n 121 houst•s on a lot
only! Contact Mr . Sep )llrrls. gar;iges l\r
Begum shops & trans. $),19,900
~ CALLNOW
:T/ 832·8800
DONAl D M. BIRD
EVES: 997-8444
Newport H. E Assoc•
645-6625
TRl-PLEX
OK Nickerson Fans. h.:
2B r units, here's your
chance to build equ1tv
fast, pnced at S80,000.
5G ACHES So. of Corona Owner 11genl. 963· 7767
~200 per. ~1r. l~1v. Fwy. LotsforSale . . 2200
vtlls ,\\'I. 4.l!l 154!0 . • ••••••••••••••••••••••
I '/• ACRES ,
for your mobilehome
or bwlding site
BAYFRONT Lol Nwpt ·
Bch. Coastal Approval
on home &dock. 645·7931
Le VI.' I. A 11 u ti Ii ties --S-.-.... -C-L_E_M1::N_T_E
available Full price """' "'
511,500. BKH. OCEAHV IEW R-4
7141522·2080 LOT
or 676·57l7 Steps to beach. Complek --F-IV_E_•_C_R_1::_S ___ 1 with plans, 11oil tests, and
"" "' coastal approval for 4 un·
SO. CORONA its. P lans & spec's sn of·
Excellent view. Jt'ull fice for your inspection.
pnceSll.500. BKR. $87,500.
714 /522·2080
OR 676·5717
Ap_artmenh
for sale
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Save $120,000, owner sells
II uruts, 180 deg. spec.
view. $295K 751·9258
--R2 Lot 222? Avcnida Cetmt"Y Loh/ Pelayo: San Clement<'
JUST LISTED!!
Large, well designed 2
bdrm. condominium
Close lo s hopping &
beach, w1lh IA peek of the
Ol'ean, woulcl you heheve
~»2.500'
LAGUNA rNvl:.srMr..Jrrs
v.i th 3 BR. 21 :t ba and lov·
ely view of Newport's
scenic Upper Bay.
416 Plata
OPEN 1-5
THURS. March 3
Cal644-721 l
/Jn Nl[,[L
GAILEY &
ASSUCIA£(5
Cryph 1500 !40.000. PH: Knowles at
••••••••••••••••••••••• (714) 325-2285 or wnte A:-
lt824, Daily Pilot. PO Box
BEACH CflAHM EH Inglewood 1560, C.M. Ca. 92626
$74,500. Cemetery Lot ~"-·-'"ol D rt 3BR just :! blks t o $600. 213/592·5854 ~ n, He •
beautiful "T " Street -------Rnort 2400
I ~onwntrcial ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. New kitchen, ri: comer lot, room for nv. Property 1600 PARK CITY UTAH .
New exclusive listing ••••••• •••••••••• • ••••• Studio Condo. Full k1t('h.
BERTHAHENRY Commercial fol. 63.125, sips 4, $19,500. (602 )
REALTORS 19th & Pomon11. $40,000 838-4512
11lage of Harbor View 2lSDelMar.SanClem. cash.499·3459 HEALTHFULHfo.:MET 492·4121 I~-P -L ~ 0 Phase 3. Sbr, 2~ba, ----------~ ropetry ,.o 0 lptmaculate. $39,900
formaldin.rm&fam.rm. FAIRWAY HOME in pre·••••••••••••••••••••••• Homey, 2Br cottage.
Profeu lnd sc pd . slig1ous Shorecliffs that FIXER UPPER E nc l. patio, nr nu wtJaC'uzil, fl replt & 2 sparkles with fres h Kltchen·Aid dshwshr.
covered patios. Magnlh· pa 1 n t . m i r r 0 red trl-plexn hrdwd Ors. crptll, drpa, 2
cent pan<>ramic view of wardrobe doors & de· OK Nicker s on fans. air conds, lrnl & bck SLEEPER Irvine, Airpor t & sur· coral-Or drapes. Var ant & Priced at $8-0,000. and yrds, fncd, 1prinkleri>.
4UnitsnorthendLaguna roundin"hills.Wlk'gdis· waiting for a family. $95,000. here's your det.achedgar,R·2. Fru1L
Beach. Panoramic ocean lance from lighted tennis $85,000. choice to build up equity trees, quiet area. wlk to
view. Pool. $275,000. court & pool. Sell/lse op· fast . prk, library, shp'"· RV
494-6525 tion, $195,000./mak~ ofr. J AHCHORAGI 11 jQuall ~ SPC'. 30 day po1S11. P /P. ShOwn by appt. 640-4543 Pl 7141925-9548
EXCLUSIVE BAYSHOR ES by owner 3 IMVISTMEMTS Prap.::r:. , Out of C~ . ~~~~A,'(Pa ~~~:r>L Br 2 Ba, Sl4·o.ooo. Open C714J 496-771 l 752•1920 Proptrty 2550
. · • • am House Fri lhru Sun. . t4000UA1Ut.H1Wf'Oll llACM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· ~ri;~~a~!e~!:~: 10.SPM. 2662 Crestview 2br, l~ba Condo. ocean1 __________ Wtrfront Twnhse, 2300 sq
Won't Jast at $195,000. Dr.645-7906 vi~w, pool, nr &olf crse. .,.... • ft. SO' boat slip, Man
Call FRANK SARABIA Harbor View Homes Financing avail. Pvt .W daisy Bay, Oxnurd 540.3"6 n.. .. -4no 48a 48A, C"'l Pty. 675-3587 A·l loeaUon for r~ntal in· 9S2-0196 run<J11 ·~ come and growth. 2 1-~~~~~~~-
Umaout. llSS,000.644·7866 S...._ Separate, complete IOAcNSFeaced
JUST LISTED ~tr.lo I 071 homes on one lot. Fan· n-aut. 5 ..... yr old custom . ••••••••••••••••••••••• t-... ·-·---.. 9K D DC ... 2 br, Seawtnd Condo. cu••M•llo..ll!.ll ...,._ ""'vme. .. n. borne. Own well, fenced. Won'tlast. Call 642-3850. """ ~. Sbowllpos. cub flow. 12 fruit trees, cov 'd
"lif llela~ ~EAL ESTA~
Property ttouse 2 BR.. l ~ bath home .645-le pat i 0 . 4 Br, 3 b 8 •
COAST ROY AU CAHAL FRONT orange groves and roll· 1 I 1 1 mt.ercom. ONL y $80,000 nestled In the lu.,ciOW! "I,.. ...... ~11 ~atalator frplc. Bltin in
YlEW YOUOWNLAND lng hills of r u ra l 1 GALAPROrERTIES
Char mio l older two 3 Br. 1114 ba, l/p, etc. California. Jmmaculatel,!!!!!!!!!!~ Geo Frey (714)542-~ bedroom home on large Rarefind. S112,500. condition! Upgraded
Jot. Fireplace. Near new ~ttyHouse&42-3850 carpets and drapes, Rmchts.,.,._ . fireplace and patio with Gt-o•n 2700
park, walk to beach, BuUt·ins Galore In thil 4 decking. ~T.000. 493-9381 •4-PLIX• ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••
shopping & bus. $118..000 BR, 2'Ai Ba. 2 frplcs, hob· Ask for Rick, or 49.1-0726 Near L • k e Park, R 11 ii by rm, lath house with eves. mlftut.ea to beach. 1·4 BR a;:J±C'iill'& :;.;:~.:.~ 1 ~· ~1cr:fbre~1-Be_a_u_t _v_i-ew--b-m_e_u_n_d-er-1 ~:~c!!!Rio:.~i~cb!J
3Jdonarcll.BayP aza •dbliar+carport.All on con.st,niction, 25$0 sq.ft. gara1e. flreplaacu.
Lagud(NifQel ta~ lot nr Back Bay. 4br, 2~ba, loll, den , SUIB,000. t703 AJabama, •t6-72.U 131-0136 $163,$00. By 9woer . frplc, avall April. By Ruot lqaton Beach,
Sd-4185 ownr. Sl35,000. 644-1798 $36-1711
FARMLAND
Rich, fiat. So. Call(, over
UftCJ'OUnd river, 110 Wl.l'-r abortqe. AUalfat crops.
40 Acres. $895 per ac. Ill·
oeu forces sale. Owner
S3V7388
.
,.
-' THE REAL
EST:\TCRS _,
UtC>H THI OLD
OA.ITaU
100 Yr old stone house.
uk1 n<•tulll•~ 2t~ty bun.
wandmsll, lots or out
bklgs. mob1lehome for
caretaker or in law~
huge trees on 7 11cres of
;Ill usable I.ind l''an
tasllc \ U, s or Orani:t!
Co Ownr i110Jt1o us1w1ll
l'atTy. BKR 714 522 20lfO
or67&5717
Z br C'Ottal~. CpU, clf119.
.WV.. k.tdl ok. No pet.I
~.&45-ms
, 4 Ir I Ba, "*°• hue• rM'd )d Ki.ch. petaOKMlO~
2 St.ary. 3 bedim. z b•.
boa\11 room. f plc. DW.
a8$tmo 714 flG~ ----BoattltV ator. Ktdec 4 Ii FRESHLY PAINTF.O 3
fplr,din'ic. 3098 Roanokt' 8" fpk. rloe1e to sch-Ool.11.
V1tl'11. Try S475. 752-1 ~mo 963 31119 OPEN DAILY
Jl•arune. 835-0211 Pg lOJL ---8 A M TO 6 P M
New 3 Br, Z ba, l"ondo A1·
PRIMt; EASTSIDE C.M. «SS t.o pools & rec ctn Turtlerock Glen Plan 4
CONDO 2 Bedroom. 2 Bltns, cpt'd . frpk. aero'~ Sbr. 3 car gar . pool. ten
balh. double garal(e from Mile Sq Pk $450 rua. $750 mo 640-10'4
Brand-11pankrng nt•w Cllll 1147-5015 Jl 4pm &
Y e .t r I y I e a !. e • l wknds.
$450 mth
COLE OF HEW,ORT
nt;ALTORS
1)75 5511
Lrg 4 br, 21'1 ba 3 rc1r
gardge S475 MJllo>
Heallors 963 9771
HOWA.mMG!
2 Br. S325 1425 per mo
3 l:Sr, ~$475 per mo
'4 Br. $440-$595 per mo
'
Hou1e-Lea1•. Lar1e
---(OT 2 familiea lf. ....... ~ · T_. JZ90 ...,_illitw'
-....mt .............................................. ~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ~ Vlefe 1267 Yor IH. nf'W luxuriou• ....... noJ :
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3 Br 2 B:a drp11 cpu pluah cplll. eilea•nt drps, \JENA PK N l •. ., ...._ MeM 1124 M
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bltns, p;iho, neat & MainKenlal<1 540:>370 2 a . poo · :.ecuraly, ' bath, air cond., pnv dean. $375• 22642 Vaa balcony Beauluul \'1ew NICE l br unfur No pets, pliltao. 1111 bltni.. qwel.
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4 Ur, pool, spa, S700 mo
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••••••••••••••••••••••• fncd yd Fc1m1I). singles,~ leach 3240 ~ Berkell'~ ~4 50 mo REA67L3ES_..,.,J;~TE 607 l_.. .. ..._ $190mo 642 71S4 Wantt'd Turtll'rOl'k r,• 1);!t. ... uK $450 646-5607 ~h~10n Viejo home of· ... 7 .... 21Jar°t 7P.:'tl .,._.. -...,.-· s1 den<'t' 4 br hme . ---·•••••••••••••••••••••• fer..4Br.2Ba.coiyfrpk 04 '" ----C----'-1 Mor w t l " d I ..... _....-. Lge 2 br. So Cst Plaza w1 \lew Will PJY up lo Ml!l>a Verde exec. 4 Br es mans er .,pnng a t• & breatbtalung view of 2Slory, 4 bed rm. 2 bath. STUL>lO APT Sl8S. Inc \'uu ue the winner of area Adults, no pets.
$145.000 for nRh proµl'r BJ. t'.im Hm. patio 4 bedrm. 2 lic1th. lpt" rolhng hills, close \o nucpb.d~.fplc,OW. ulal Adlls. no pet:. 4hcket.stnlhe $235 &12°"61
ty. Offt'r to u"'nr on1y grdnr incl $625 mo d r P s. a' a. 1 n n w ' schh. ~hopping S395 mo 5"50 mo. 714 !163 456!! Consider wkly rate~ to w-...__ H-A1-al Pnn only &U l!)HI m SQl'Jor 546-2439 $175 mo. 714 963 4569 Ranc:h Realty SJI 8359 aft5Pl\I nghl party. 106 E. Ba> ..-a~ ¥''V'I' ME.')A VERDE 2nd fir ;,.
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2901 N ewport Blvd N B
(714) 675-4630
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Call K<1y Hodge .it !.lreet loc Jtson with BJ.UFFSCONOOS 2 Br Townhouse, frplc Adult 2 Bedroom beam pet $280 536·6565 o r
OPt::N 963 0841 or Bob l21:J > ~•te.ible ~ ard Be the L..eai.e:. starting at 5"50 DupleHs Fvm 3550 Pool. tennis. ~me ocean cealmgs, no pct!.. S210 S6t! 962 ~
Child Pct OK Fncd ~ d Sll-1°"8 first to hvc an th1~ new Month. Agent 644-1133 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Catallna views. Close w Wilson anq Apt c 1!175WJll.t<·l' 2Br$225 n ndh~t1>d o ata ., --NrUa' &Ocean,2Rrdc loshoppmg&fmebeach. -. . . Lite l & 2 Dr, 2 ba. :.el'
I B 2 R l.,,.., a .. ec r· .. " B C T h 2 u , l Ad It I ::,pacaous · r a. l·omp IOJ.S W Wilson 3Br $295 Cozy 3 Br 2 Ba. 1 Sl). li::c Ur & L>in rm. $650 mo 11( ~~ wn se. ur. luxe llJ~ l'\ er~ thin!! 644 2611 2 Br. no pets llefr1g & ap s ~ s on Y · no
rum. f'plc. w ... hr dn r 28ll E 18th 2llr S2SO lot. cul de-sal". nr beach bt> den, 2 , Bil. DR. pool. Wnlr $250 mo I 871 ~67 stove included $225 mo peh A C & D:.h"'.shr
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area. on bcai:h. $)!0!1 mo &l.J 7:1..'>I bnght. cheerful kalchcn 5435 673 6S71 640 0056 .. . pool. JJlUUI. lndr) rm Call!>46 9080 JU l·on\l'n '· Nr OOJl'h I \Nr lt· .. ~e o r "umrncr w dsh'Ahr $395 mo Call N pl Shore .... 3 ho.mt'' ~ S3SO 644 08711 ,,.....,.,....~ S..16 157!H•q• wknds
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1)11(' or(' \l OIC'l'!>l llfl'il' tund. frpk. CO\ PJllO $4SOTO S650 Al(l 548 1290 :\wpl llgts 1.'0Z) 2 Br I 1\.1 a\·a1lable. dose lo shops. Spal' 2 br tnh ... e. 111 ha llKE TO IEACH
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••••••••••••••••••••••• R·•r. q>t & drps. bltns pool. nr beach ~I mu 1.ri..1lc-. upgraded i:rrt oc:·ean & C<1 taltnJ Wood nor"h il45 1~2 ~75 10t·at1ons Fro m S350 to :"\o J>l'b $240 mu 7..1..'> (hh ~hr , all. i:arai:t'.
-;pnng i.pecial' 2 hr, $219 Nr So C~t PlaLa w xlnl 963 5621 Agt. No fee ~on IAc·uw 540 Mh!J or beams L~edcck. rrplt. :! Sli5 Ask lor M1 S!>I. Joann St Mgr aµt nu :1 eno.:1 )d No dogs. 1711:1
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CURTIS R.E.
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It • "'"!tie!'> Fl'f' 'frw .I llr .! '1' nr ~ l 't ~am Rrntal~ \44l !'l.'170
/\"IAJlEIM <>14f_ronl$490tmo. club.f'rectenmslei1sons 675-7258 Adil. 1&2 Ur vac CO~~~~~~or. Wahrfroet HOIM1 Bil hards. Swam mtnR Costa Mes~ 3824 Redecorated 1ns1de & ~urc·h'l lJ Cal6ll·l400 Golf Driving Range ••••••••••••••••••••••• out. All ulll pd. Call Sue, Sauna<1 + ((rcat ac SS£.7m. f'lt•a,t· n 1ll 642 5678 ext ~.....,....~ Adult E Side 1&2 br apts t1v1t1l'!' Sunday BBQs I · · -------11:1 l 11 l'laam vour N rtHts 2b 1, -b--Parties with hve bands Encl gar. pallo, pool. BRAND new bach apl\ I' I .1 I .1 S I !'I II m "
iu 111 '::JX.1. f''" ~·~1 na >7
t1rkel4 ewpo r , a 8 + Fr~Sundaybrunch Like ne w . no pets. Frplc, retng, mrl. $210
POOl •. 3hr TH. Piii Kuh · * * * gunl hse. Bltns. 1400 644·008 642-11.197 eves. f>f'L~ ,nxl, Jo'tt lmmed occupancy __ --------___ _
$1•15 ltir , • 11111 rwl l\.ub \fain Hentals. 540 ~r.o T LS 5411-6190 Your renl dolla~o eve 2 Br garden apt, frplc Eastsidc near gull cour-.c
ok "''(' R!H A ---further•••A terrific palto,d.shwhr, $245. ' 2br, 1 ba. patio, $250 mo
COl"OftCI ct.I Mor 3222 '1asn Hf'nt.11, ·~111 ,.r.n c01y Jnr. 2b.i ram rm UGUHA. IUCH Beaut. 4 Br. Fam Rm con· maintenance crew. pro· ~ s:;7.2841 No pets. 675.5800. Broker.
" l'ltt jlar opnr, nr brh 3 BDRM HOME ~~an do. walk to beach. teruus. fes1lonal managemen ----no fee
••••••••••••••••••••••• lirnn<l n~w Jo .• 1,h1cl1• <'on s.ioo mo 646-IOIO view. bill In kalcl)~n. pool. sauna & jacuni. starr that cares, an Spac.3braptoruseltas2 --·----:1 br. 2 IHI co1v hnmr do :mr, I' ll.1a 1375 m11 open bc.'am cellinl(!l.'#tc avail Aprl 1. $650 mo. lse friendly ne 1 g h bo r s br 6 den, Frplc, pallo & 1961 FULLERTON
CltWIC' to v11rk & 1t•11n1• t'Jll 4tiSI 2342 aru. Pool Home 3 bt-dnn, Owner wanL'l good tenant Supenor Realty 631-1304 Mode1" open dally 10·7. pool. Adults. $325. No l br $170 incl uul. Adult,
cl!'I SS00101u ('Il l .. f I t d I •· 11 f u7cMO •· -So d 21 '""c:338 8379c: CottoMnalcnhlCS. .. a. p r. cp .~. r-pos, poo a<WI rent or ..... ·"' l"'YSHo••s rry,nooneun er pell ....... lor . .,17 nopets,673-63'72
t17300UI .. rrv anrld, $395/mo OWNEH WILL PAV --"s no pets. Roommat ----Nl•w 2Hr Tnwnhnu!llr 714 003 4569 UTIL. Fum/unl. Lge 2 Br, 2 Ba. i;ervice available. Mon M~a Verde Z br upetairs.
Frplr, ct!'lhw!<hr. comp11c w/1uest & bath, steps to th to-month occupancy. New cpts. Refs. Avail
tor. <You ch0011e din rm Cl.OSI-~ TO BEACH, 3 Br 2 BDRM , Jst quality pvt beaches, (pie. & mini now. S2S0.498·1936
fl'<lurt' I. 2 car ~ar. $\00 condo. pool. S375 mo duplex unit. Prime North view. $850 mo. No pets. Oakwood Garden Apts mo &1043411 962-3519 end l!Cction. 2 Bath, ~0554 Easts1de new tnhouses.
IHr, l'•Bll, fam, crpt. Super3br.2ba,DW. hdwd tloors,oceanvu,2 -Y-r-ly_S4_5_0.-2-B-r-.-a-c-ro_s_s MOlrvlnc(at17tb) :i;~~nM>~~~:r. 2
dfll8, fn<.'d. pa tao. $385 R O. ept.s, drp!I, S375 car garage S42S Mo from bay, completely re-m4 )645-os:JO
S57 1910. J.68.'1·2419 714.963-4569 3 BDRM ~ 2 bath older done, util pd. 673-7874 170016th St. (at Dover) Gs!.~:' :~/~':~t~~s~ b~
New 1 Ur&. 2 + den apts,
I lntg ti arbour area.
MO 1441
SPACIOUS
JBr. 28a dplx. new cpts,
drp<;, bllns. forced air.
W O space m kit. Lge pvl
yard. No pets. S32S. mo.
11122 A Michael Dr.
847 3541. eve 536·3638
Bachelor. stove & refng.
Walk to bch '1~· first &
183t $35. Dcp. Pets OK.
.5o36-2456 or 003 1324
2 Br, dplx on cul-de-sac sl.
Nr . Bch " Slater.
$26()/mo. 1st & last mo
rent + $75 cln'g fee.
Aval! March 20. 848·S423
aft4pm. __ _
NEW -1,2&3BDRMS
From $250 to $4-00.
839-9739
Jlou."' ChOll't' h~ • So ol
I lw)' 3 br, 2 ha, prof ctcl'
t hr u out. w u 11 p u 1> <' r
cu.~tom cl11~ & !\hntlcs
c•eramlt' tilc11. rcrr11(. •·h·
Frplc. pvt p11110
balcony. pvt t>ltc· 1111r
door. laundry rm in h!lc
Adults, no pel"I. Lse
mo. gardener inC'I
67~2-5pm
1976PRICE 3Br.2ba$365mo home, center 11ect1on or Mountain Rustic '2br dbl (114)642-8170 up. 1 br/den, full bathi..----------.
Rt•nt this gorgeous 3 br , Avail now' Village. f'1replace • gar yd child ok noi>eta ~---do11tn Mature adult• 2 DR. l~ ba Condo. Crpla rondo w/tennts & pool. 968-473'7or540-0511 ocean view, a charmln1 Re{~.&42.391.5or'673·7307: 2 .BR Condo W/pool/Jac, only. 'MloofOrongeCount(t thru out, stove, garb.
$400 mo. Bruce962-77"8 homefor$65()mo. S3'75 mo VJew of the bay, patio, M..thll:A ..... #2 mostbeoU11fuloportment d11p.JW1t$275.
- - -Wslt to the beach from · · I a r. w & h r I d r Y r . ,..... commun#les. A reloxrlg CUITIS R.L
DCllMl,oiftt 3126 this lovely 3 br. 2 ba. 4BDRM .2~BArn;ex· NroewUdoVlllaae,3Br. $385+utll. Tom B . Z75 F..l SLC.M. MllnOWlll•eomi.
JASMIME CREEK
PLAHSIX
3BR. 2...,BA. fam rm
pnvate study w /f1replr
llv rm & library area
lncludes use or clubhsto
pool, Jacuu1 & lenn1
courts. Call for Appt. Yr
ly. Lw. IBSO/mo.
••••••••••••••••••••••• cpu. drps. RtO. avail eel. lam. home. Nortb 2 Ba, dplx, beam cellg. 644·S670 dys. Wknds 631-3003 WCJ11911o11S,Ond"""-.. 962-2458 ___ _
4 Br. 2 bath. rov'd patio. n o w S 3 7 5 I m o end location. n~lace, bltm, 11.lndec:k. $395 yt'ly MS-11915 ---------... ...,....... ,,...._ 3144
Fnc:dbackyd. Exclusive n4:963-4.569 ~anview,lqtaoldecks. l11e. Sl4 .... Clubbouae ,._Park N .. wpo~ und .. r ~WVllep heS.featumgpooe, area 5 min to Manna. R f I d S:W.1720· 9118-5168 """" "' "" .., S%l W.Wilsoft&46-2010 Jocuzzl.souno.blicm:ls .. '625/mo. <714 )6360974 3 BR, 2 Ba. wtw crpls, • erences requ re • • unlurn. apt1 N41wport NODEPOSITTOQUAL. ondexcllngellbhoU9'
&Toro 3ll2 =e-~r:~~~~sk~1':1 $1':rss10Hit.M.TY S~!!i_2~._rFT.H. Pool, ~~~ra~ture avail. •2brtownbomew/frpl wltuociol8Ylf'lls.TennlS,
••••••••••••••••••••••• ......., 494-0731 . lb-..-ee •J..cepatiolrenc. aar. """'ond--•ot
Beaut Villa on Lake Redec. 2 br, nu cpls • ldainRmtals.~5370 :~~~~16&over Tt;V.,ge~~
Forest. 2600 sq.ft ol lux dips. R/0. 2 Car gar. Ooeaofronl Clllf Dr. 3 br, BLUFFS. 1 LEVEL OCIAMflOMT ewrylllngyco'rtlooklng
Uv 'g. Avail April 15. $150 $125/mo.114·~ '550/mo. 1 br l290/mo. ANGELITA, VlEW, t>ll· a BR, 2ba. wntr. $400 NEW Lus 2 Br, patio 6 f F'w'nllnlsCNOloble
2 Brduplex. Bltns. mo, Incl maint, redac. & lllMfW (213)8'11.Z723 eves ~28r: 2 a.. rplc, llAYFIONT deck, fplr, d1bwsbr, or. ·
.adults, blkstobeach. ~~~~~052 eves, ~ 3242 Ocean Vu, upper dplx, 2 IQ>mo.644·4201 UDf.3BR,2ba. $'525 ~~if~ pets. S42..(M81 OneonO'ftNo8edroom
COU OF HEWPOIT
REALTORS
675-5511
$3ZS.CaU6730023 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Br, deck. wallt to bch. Harbor View bme. STIPSTOIE.ACH ACIUIL.Mng. 2 Br Walk to bch Ir stores Fo..talut VCllDrf 3214 3 Br. 3 ba townhouse. S38Slncl uW. 49'7·1443 Mouco 2br +den. ssso. 82BR. 2batltl SZ'IS 2br, frplc, 1ar. adult.I, no NowOlllctsrenllng.OC*\ i:OOI06:00. ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• S kli d mo •-1...t .... _ ...., ""•O ., n 1 b• wnt.r _,. ~ '""A, Clea-.. rook Adil. •11~0 mo Cal par ng new con . ,,_ AL h _ . .-ru ~~· v•-.o • n , ·• · -~ •v 640-74i8.,..J . Ultra Pvt Span. atyle $470. Call "Lila", DICba'::,.c .. annF er ....... l orallS.640-5734 $310. Open 3·5.r----..;;...-----4
. w/pool. 4 Br, 2 ba, fam 846-137lor84&-54S6eves. r,,.....o .... ee ~
OPEN HOUSE 2.5 Fri, rm w/wetbar, atrium. MalnRentalll:S40-S370 BLUFFS,38:r,2Ba.poo11 ---------
Sill. Sun, 821 ~~ Jasmin Conv. to S.D. Frwy. $625 1""99 3244 l.apMI Hlh 3250 nr abop'g, prtc, tennis. TRIPLEX 2 BR, lf'1>IC,
at 4th. CdM. Huie 2 st mo. 554-4442 aflSpm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. TS. mo. MO-fH6 paUo, no pets. $235,
2 car 1ara1re. 38r, 2Ba, Beaut Dfoerfle\d twnhse. 3 ~MO. FREE RENT 1~~~~~~~~~ AJmt. Dave S. 644-7%11
$C7Smo 84().1306 Dnn't glvt" up the ehipl Br. 2 ba, 2 yrs new. 3 br. 2 ba. ram rm, Crpk. Don't drop tho ball! Get a 1; Eutslde. Freshly dee., I
Tnd-;-y;;r old s~ "Ll.&t" It in c:lass1rled. $425/mo. Call wltdays cptl, drps fncd yd. Job wltll a low-cott DaUy HHrt.y • .._,. BR. Adulta.oolJ, oo pee&.
new ioodles with a Ship to shore results• Diane at 02·6000; 1315/mo. Call Rosty, l1itot Clauified Ad. Le• 2 br. Aull now Ul Pool. lmm~.,,oce\fPa.n· ~ . Clau.lfled ad. 1142-56711 642·S611. wtmds/~81S-'7tt7. 549-ttm Phone&U~ 8/30 4131-0020 cy. cm Mo . .-.1947
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WOODBRIDGE
PIN ES AP'I'S
l , z • 3 bdrm units.
Oe!\i1ned llke early
California bungalow•.
t•rom S270. l lS
Pl.natone. ore bra 3.S:30
wkda.ys, 9-S. JO wlulds.
552-0.00
L....,.tua lllO . ..................... .
br. 2ba twnhae. Pvl
patio, pool. s:m mo. Call
al\5,55'1-45411
... wport ..... 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTBLUFF 2 br, den, 2
ba. h'p&, tie pvt 1undeck.
dbl tnc. car. Pool.
Adulta. $350. 07·1fn or
'44·0909. Ht Aml1oa Way
•
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PATIOS · WALKS
Plul.llps Cement Co. Lie
Booded. For Eat. 751-5657
alter6pm "7-l•m
Ill V PLllMl l t; ....._
JOP'TUO
WKY NOT THE Bto:.~Tj TwoMen wtllMOYt'YOU PAINTING Int /Est •..•
---------t:xpr·d llc·d1lnsrd •· ~-. dtpendabl•. Free ROOF lNC. SJVl' 20' · 1111"
Xlnt t 7d • k · nNt est Call J;ay s.~ 796.S new roor. Call for rall'> es • ays wtt . · • Don 646-00JO Call 847·72'18 ~ BofA•Muterchgacptd
· lNTERlOR EXTR Paint-T••isiott Repair MOVING "' .d ... .. '·t •••••••••••••••••••• ••• lllcoi. Tax Anywhere. anytim~ tnti . .,.xyr mitn quau Y
••••••••••••••••••••••• F -'St e.xpr 'd, very rt'as work Super reas rates
---Newport 8 a y Tax Fully encld 2T truck 67~3181 John __
Service Profesi.tonal In· w lift g.ite Wint on eapertiangm.c. European
come Tax Preparation ~3048.: 673 ~714 craftsman. Reasonable ;~~~ home. By app; Cl:c.!>1f1cd Ads tM:? ~78 Moshe. 6Jl.:.35E_ --
CANOPY TV SERVI<:!-;
bl RATl-:St.RVH.'to:
Al Fair Pnce!> 9t.ll 11i;ll
WRIGllTT\
Rea.oe rJlt~ fa'>t depen
dablesenu:e l>t6·17116
uck'• 1'Ne s-.. ratn:h,
oUvea lnmmC'd, l.hinat'd.
pruned. r•movcd ~ llftS
!-'or l 'l."'11 h'>I i\1 I
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c.111.1
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Apa tmenh lWuna. t, lw.t1 hni1Md Office llewtal 4400 ....._,. lewtal 4450 Business
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • or Uwfwwi.a..d 3 90 0 ••• ••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • OpportwWty
Lost&Fo.d 5300 Penonols 5350 Hflp WClftted 7100 Mort~Trmt
5005 Dftdi 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .............•......... ...•...................
._wport leoch 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
;.! Br, 2 Ba lwc. apt over looking Newport IJ:iy
with balcony & f1replal'C
833-9234
PARK NEWPORT
Bachelors. l or 2
Jlcdrooms & Townhouses
TIIE EXCITING
PALM MESA APTS.
MINUTESTONPT
HCll
Bach, 1&2 Bil
from Sl95.
Adults, No Pel'>
1561 Mesa Dr
<5 Dlks East of Ne\\•port
Blvd. l
!>-lb 9860
From $249 50
~pertacular 11pa, total
recreation pro11rum,
:;oc1al program. 8 pools, 8
tenrus courts. At Fashion Rooms 4000
bland, Jamboree & San •••••••••••••••••••••••
Joaqwn ll1lls Road SIL>eprng rms $60-$105 mo.
60'PEI SQFT
1617 WESTCLIFF·NB
AGT 541-5032
1501 Wntclff Dr.
Newport Financial Ctr
l.HsifMJ Office Space
<.:all on Sile Manager
(714 > 642·3111ext246
Jr You Need A StaHed &
Fun11shcd OH1cc, l'llll
T ll E EXl'.:CUTIVJ::
SUITE Rent includes r lime recept.. phone &
mall service, util &
jarutonal. Sery's & ore
LAGUNA IE.It.CH
Smcan
COftlfllltrc:lol Store
or t·an be wsed as pro
fe:.Monal orflce Localed
m older i.hoppml( com-
pie x. v.1Lh rustic al
m06pht:re $175 Mo. ut1l
paid by landlord
MISSION HEJ\LTY
98:>S Coast. Laguna
494-0731
NWPT liCll STOHi-:
21630A\OnSt E..'75 mo
Jerry Wynn (213 )477 7701
1714)64 .... 1900 All $50 wk. Share kit
bath. Shown Mon-Sat
LIDO ISLE "only". Call a Ct lpm.
equip avail. Newport Stores&. Offices for rent,
Center. 640-5470 Newport Blvd at Harbor
WATERFRONT 3 Br, Hers req'd. 556-0058 or Prime location in Hunt·
'650mo Least' 673 8886 S48-59M in gt on Be a r h on
2 Br 2 Ba. WestchH area ROOMS ~wk up w11h Brookhurst, 800 square Pool. no children or pets l..1tchen $Ji 50 wk up feet. Single. garden type store or orrare. Good ex S350mo 646-5681 apLS 548-9755 p<>:>ure. ai.sagned p.ark·
WATUFRONT OCEANFHONT BALBOA JOg Call Mr. Plummer
:"EW 2 br & 2 hr + den Share with family. Lux-963-6767 _
luxury apts un Room $200 Kitchen Two JOO Sq.ft. deluxe or
• Bwlt 1ru. Pnv1leges 675 1617 faces. $120 each C.~1
•Trash Com1ml·to1 l'oom ror rent w kilch 646-2130or679·3709
Blvd, downtown C M.
Various sizes Bob.
~-1313
4 DELUXE OFC'S
Con! rm . scat 25, all
paneled, sm whse in re
ar l or 2) r lease. Lake
f'orest area. Kenl
Harluos
714 581 9393
RETAIL STORE •Wet Bar ' ----•Fireplacc p01.1nCostaMe;,a.M F', 50-persq fl Beacharea.960sq ft All
•Pnvatehead1 Sl:!Smo.M5·3025 4001 Barch .B new improvement;,
•l'lex1gla:.:.enc:-I patio;, Ownroomm 2Br lbaapl Agt.541 ·5032 Crpt, cusl l1ght1n~.
•Smok<'dctectors House pnv1le1tes. Sl15 + MUTU"L ILDG frplc, etc. Cash fflor .1bml •Slips a\a1l tolenunls "' • provem.ents + ex1 e util. Fem pref. 642-2111 1 -"""" ( ". !!19 Bay:.1de Dr. 673·8414 aft 6 Prestige ofrice space in ease. .. ,or......., 1.,-.. l
YHL Y 2 Hr near ocean
S..'70. me util Cu II
548·834H
central Corona del Mar. BALBOA INN--Am p I e parking. Air· Hot~ls, Mot•ls 4100 cond .. Janitorial service S250 mo. Yrly lse. Pnme
••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 nights per week . ~mlnn,675-8740. -
Nt::WPORT llTS 2br, 1 .. , Sea Lark Motel, 2274 40< 6,500 Sq. rt. Store, 100 Ft. I ha, lav rm. f:im .rm , Newport Dhd, Costa gloss frontage on
•k1tch, almo;.l new. 2113 Mesa. 646·7445. Weekly Newport Rlvd. lease.
I Xnox St. See manager or month() rates No $1500. mo 548-5518
Aptl kitchens. ------• _ SICMoge 4550
•........•••••.•.......
PRIMTSHOP
$200,000. NET
Busy shop by 0 C.
Airport. leverage with
~·.;, down Call for de
tails
Ull 751-3741
PRINTING SHOP
Estab. 40 years
l::xclus1ve beach town
location. Over $13.000
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LOANS 8Y2%
Abo 2ftd TD Loans
Fairest Terms since 1949
Sattler Mtc). Co. •
642·2 I 7 I 545-061 I
PRIV A Ti P .ARTY
Wall pay more for your
2nd T.O. 642 3573
mo. i,ale!-.. Partner s ~.ments/
agree to disagree fore mg PH'SOllNlft/
i.ale. Call tor appt. now. Lost & FoWad
~·I 837-420~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
fast food. Toco ~ .... nts 5100
\'ery clean. has aodoor •••••••••••••••••• ••• ••
seating + patio * * * Xlnt growth location Edward LH
Good net to ex per 205 CcrftCltioft
operator. Pnced to !>Cl! C ... _1 M qwck. Of'OftCI uw or UBI 751•3741 Youarethew1nnerof
IRON WORKS
$7000 Monthh·
Pncc r<'duced 5io.ooo•
Owner anxious. M1ss1on
\'tcJo. Gt"ncrou'> tcr-*1:1
Ull 837-4200
Pl'Ili
4 llcket.s to the
Wuhrn National
BOAT SHOW
at the
ANAHEIM
CONVENTION
CENTEll
March9 13
Please call 642·5678, ext
33J, to claim your
uckets.
szm.ooo GROSS
Franchise l) p<• operation
in booming area E Z
$40.UOO. net to ***
owner/manager Lost&Found 5300
UBI 751-374 I •••••••••••••••••••••••
HARDWARE. ETC Lost· Money Clip with up· ANXIOUS prox RIO. Gold w /phono
M1ss1on VieJo area. record tram & jewel. terms Keep money, please re·
UBI 837•4200 tum cUp for REWARD.
P 0 Box 718, Wb1ltter, The BluUs. 2300 ;,q. ft, lux Vocation Rewtob 4250 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ury apt 3 Br 3 Ba, $535 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Small boat & trailers, ren-REST AURA NT 6405296;5407~ Co1y Cabin near Sno"' A 01\1\!0nof tal space. $1.00 per root Newport Beach FOUND 2 16. v1c Ed·
90608,CA
\,JI 1 13 llJr .. -rJn,a•tmenl('I) Limit length 22 '· 11119 Outstandmaloc w plen· 1nger 1Euclid F V Slel)S lo beach. 2hr, 2 b11. a e). s P" '"' ~, M /\ CM ~ " ,umJet·k. ot't•an , u enc 552 8160 ---- ---onroHa vc · • ·e I\ of parkmg. Ideal for Cockapoo max, orr whl ~t office . .El Toro Nice Mgr or call 548 AA2'1 on !>ale hquor. Good rent. 8J9 6240
Lost: Miru-Dox1e, 9 yrs
old (Olla), red colonoR.
dark stnpe down back.
Vic. Woodbndge Broad moor homes. LARGE
REWARD. Please call
559-4783 art. 7 & wknd;,.
MASSAGE
FIGURE MODELS
ESCORTS
OUTCALL OHL Y
631-3811
REWAHDfor mformat1on Penonal Senic:H 5360
about or recovery or lge •••••••••••••••••••••••
ARClllTECT
lte1:1:.l<'n-d in C'ahf. Jo
Jl'I c prOJl'<'I ready t11
'tt.111 1\ppht ant :.huuhl
I w I ,1 m ii 1 ,., w I t r a 1· t
"ork. & bt' l'O:.t l'OnSl'IOllS
111 Jc~1~n. Satar;.
w bonus tied l o
vcrrorrn<111ce. 751·:1850,
CQc.ta Mc~a.
male lnsh Setter, lo::.l 10 . Costu Mesa, 2 /22177 Rcspon::.11.>lt• 1'.J;..t Co,1,t *ASSEMBLER* Please call 898-1106 or rl'L1ret"i a\'aelablc tu •
JUl-1610 houM''ll )our h11mc I ·1 OrnnRl' <.:o M(i.: ha~ am
month!> t Dct·t•mlJl'r. '77 med1.1tc upcnin~!> for ii'>·
LOST· Med St Blk & tan April. ·ill>. l.111·;,il ll' H'ml>ll'r!>. Xlnt rc\1ew
Airedale, fem. Ans to tereoces.1-'honeb-t!> 78!1:! :.yi.tt•m, ~ d.iy work
Bradl(el. Magnolia & Y..l'l'k . i.:ood fringe
Talbert FV. Reward! Sm~lt"' An· )•lU ma 1·1a, ... benefits. Plea:ie apply ut
847-1918aft6PM nf)ourown"\'1tlt•0\1t·~ W1ll1am llarve''
Lost Male Siberian
Huskey on 2128 Blk &
wht, I blue eye & 1 brn
eye S A. lits. Call
S4(}.7325
Lost, med fem
Shephl'rd, blond \'1t'. Ca
invite.' you to \.1 ... 1t our llesearch. 1425 S. Village l'iubhow.e and :-el' \\h) ~ay,Santa Anu EOE
hundred.' ol :.ucn•ssl ul
d l l r 3 l' l I\ c & u 1· t 1 ' t· smi:lcs h,1\ <' hl'Pn ,1hh' 111
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and d1~cn•t•lh t .di tu
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n)on & \.1ctoraa, C M &ww&oymen! &
548 1S58 aft 6 P~otion
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Lost Mate Black & tan ••••••••••••• ••• •• • •• ••
Shorthair IJog 20 lbs 'Schools&.
Full 11r p.ut llml'
Gt•nl' H \'Jn Fashllln'>
New store Gpfl1inq
1n F•1!.h1on l~lanrl
Ncy,.port Cnlr, l!<IK
FJ,h1on bland 01rcrtl\
across from liroadwa}
Ucpt ~tort'
"Spike" Hl::WAHD lnstrud1on 7005
Golden west/ Mc Fadden ••••• •••• •• •• • • • •• • •• • •
892-6537, 846-3933 MEN WOM E:'\
TRAIMFOR ~~ .. : ...... ~?.~~ 8ART£MDIMG
Drinking problem., -
Call Alcohol Helpline
24 hrs a day 835·3830 -----
PREGNANT?
Caring confidential
counseling & referral
Abortion, adoption &
keeping
APCARE
•SHARON'S*
OlITCALL MASSAGE
499·122A
*KAREN'S*
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AUDIT CLERK
T\\'O WEI-:K <.:LASS
NATION Wll>E ,JOB
Pl.AC EM l•:NT ASSISTAN<.:~: ll1'Qlllft:S Uf'CUrale f1j.?Ull'
GOOU .JOH aplltudc w 1knowk'<i~e of
UPJ>OHTUNITl~;s 10 key. Late typing. Will
AMERICAN lra1n bra.:ht person
8 A RTE M D E R S w1mm 1 )r business ex· • l>t!r. 5PM ·l JOAM. X lnt SCHQQL, ~ working 1·onds & co.
llME.17lhSt,SA benefiLo;.'Calf aft 4pm,
834 1960 --644-4360£XtJ1S .• Schools Coast ToCoa!.t ----
AUTO CASHIER
.:ar \'r() $.150 Adult:-L•.-.1 1 81.: Bear Cabin Sl~p:-12. \'te~. Peoples n:uera R..__....L. w........L.~ 4600 Pnced to sell 1mmed.
LA. C.:01.LEGJ:o: OF
-MASSAGE. Low co-.t
Day Eve Sat C.:las&l'~ in
Santa Ana 5.r,fi.7171 · { no pt'h lilll !I lo ti 30, near::.k1 ~lopes Bldg, S.iddleback Plaza .:::-::: ••• '!"::':•••••••• TIME. 751 1400 F o u n d L t l a n • OlITCALL MASSAGE
li73 :MllO or n7J l!l90 960 3200 Ser> & ., ns :.en 1ce Dachshund Tcrncr mix. ~PM·2AM 838-1780 Flamemo & Ballet. '\c•"'
cla!.ses TcJcher from
Sp~n. 559-400:\
Expencnccd lmmcd1atc
opcruni: for expencnt'l'd
cashier. Good workin~
cond1l1on. Top pay for
qu.1hf11'{1 p~rs(Jn. Cont a• t
MN. llau~<'r
12blk to oc~Jn, 1 hr,
hat ht'lor unit. SlSO
f>.19 51>7::! or !J'IS· 154 l. 119
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a\ail. ~ or days, Mellow male ~d~ hse CERAMICS male, \IC Npt, Bch Post --
Pe.ice!ul Oahu bchfrnt I ,196-6818eves w )ard. pet OK. up to MOSTLY WHOLESALE o(c.64i!·1366. .AIORTIOH
Rr 1.'0lldo, car mcl. Reas -----S l 5 O m o + u t 1 I . 6 Yr owner has plans to -----Counseling & Referral rates~22!i0 SI'OREOFflCESHOP 8 tY..n 9AM·t ·JOPM tk t & .t th Found. male Dog, blk Preg.t~t·ava1l.wknds C?ntractor I,1t·1·n:-c•
Connell CIM•rolel
2ll2.X II.arbor Uh cl. Cv,tJ \lt·· ,,
~t. 1;,w1 ----Newport&Ba) Center. &l225.94 ba ea mas~-qua ,...! wlwbl paws. Tan collar. 2HlrHelpline547-9495 School, Ll!J:!O Hca< h R...tatstoS~ 4300 2052'1e~port8hd,CM usmes!I. 11"P eqwpv=o Vic. Mesa Verde area, -Ilhd. Westmin!>ler. C.111 On lht• h.•~ hl~h rl">l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-2S2 644 2228 Ne«t ~ummer hOml' ror with 60 cu ft. kiln. Bag CM 556-0065or75l·l806. EXOTIC GIRLS 89'.!4421 l\11tom11t111c
w \'tew :.! Uclrm:s, 2 ba , ,\VOIU l!'li<.:O\tPATIBLI=: 1 · month or J uh . fl\ I shop ran handle high -l'art l1mt• wom.rn y,.mk
!(hp a\atl J\dul.l'<. ve .. r ROOM\1ATl::S S\IALC. Commeri·ial J.agunn!Wa<"hArca ''c1lume Local school tn.,t male trash Setter Massage&Modelin~ Jobs Wanted. 7075 an~ w1n1•w r·ar :-all'.,
1, Allentf>.t5l564 Shops,oHaces &storage HOWARD w1lhn1:wfmancespec1al 21r1,n V1c.l9th&Santa ~~11542-3169154~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• )11tnager an lolluw up
Jlf',\''ll Opl~ l l\r .... , .. ,, Quust·W~UNl.t.l.(;TU> f.'rom $75 mo 548i249 JOJrNSO:'' 111ul(ram~atlh1sfac1hly. Ana. C.M. R eward . S . 'tualR __._ Former se1•rrlary,hook program. !\1usl hav1• ' ' _,,_ . C 'I '" <:nod l«rms. So. Oran°e .... o 1610 pen e-r k Id "k I' T I It '·It mo , •rly M\ ref, lndrv TakestheGuesswork ~~----J:>f.A l.T'"' ,.,, .. .,..., 1815So.EICamenoReal eepcr wou u c g1101 J)l'f!>unJ I y, au1 I Y • of r d th 1 ~ -i " work in my home Err1 tu ""ork well with proplP t:..r tlJl 1112'1 & WH221 B;C~~IT ~~<~':~i:n~ Sml ofr rt•a!i rent Su1ta l97·1744 Ull 847-4200 Lost Jan 17, male Star. SanFClemente. Fully Lie. l'•ent. profession.ii. I.an Mu~L be able lo type & u to: /\ lJ T [ r' LI 1 ltl2 413.& Stncl'ill71 hie p!-) rholog1st, new --fordsh1rc Rull Terr ier, or appt. 492·7296 da. 751·8ltlll i:oorl on lclt•phonr. Hour~
II/\ y ... H 0 N'f' l r It y prof bldg NB ~5-4M4 •·-L..-,.·/lll•eat/ l'lJBt.IC SEnn:TAIUAL fawn & wht, Mered 1th EL l TE SAUNA & ~omewhnt tlex1hll' l-'11r
11 -UUSINESS llms. San Juan area. Ans Typing in my home. E~ ;1ppt . rail: MO S.i30, 3~~· '1ew.lt1lory,2111 ·<!h.i liu<'hlllOr C)t,N'Ull't' "'1 IFYOllWanlauneortwo ,..._e l'uhl11· Secretaria l l o "Tug" Reward. MASSAGE••SJO.FULL pert ~pi:.t. IBM elec. 1orB1llllarolcl,Johnsor
Xlnt <'ond N1•w <'Ph ,hare hi'> i1p11rtm.·nt for man orr1ce complete!) ••••••••••••••••••••••• '101 v1"u wanted. Prim" 49J..0969/837·6050exl53S. l"2 Hour with this ad. Call L1TT1an 751 55118 lolln~ -..,:Ju mo i\i:t'nl lljo!hl holl'l'~Otk & SSo t ffed h ' •.-1-..... ' •• "' ---FREEWhirlpoolw/lHr. &Son.l,m<"ulnMercury \l k .... f>"'"t d s a . P on• -.a Lado \'11ln~e Cannery tl42!l:!llll,c•\t''l~Kf;MI\ mo 1 <•.-. '"'' •>' MAHOGANY ROW OpporiuMty 5005 Oai.tract location. LOST: E . Rluff Area, Massage. Jndv. Rms. Practical Nurse. day or
;> llr i•, hu townhou~ci-'t'm11l1• r<111mm11tr iS&-0334 Omceeqwp.&••••••••••••••••••••••• ~stabllshed <."lienlele. &ray/blk M .,,Poodl,~, IOAM·M 1d. MON-SAT. night,JotsorTLC,rcf':i "'"'.h~I tu ~httri• 2Br. 2tt.i J I c-•~-..t I '1 Uite't IBM _,w·p. inclcl. answers to Andy . AE. BA, MC & Checks 540-0722 i<hh• 1\dulu, "" l)l'b :-ecret:iraa 1erv ceS wwwWfUMJCI us " ~.. R rd 6447777 Accpt.d.1400 w. McFad-
$!:1:i ~ 268:! .1pl, In al!e 2.'i 40 su., .av.ail Hent includes re Over 500 Active local Call Shella for appt. ~8 · · d s A i-:xp. maturr reliable
317, • u iii I. 11 <' h I" 1 ' l't!A. mail •en & ut11, bm. llstm11s Ple11se call bl~ 5820 wkdysonly. Loo;t fem Irish Setter v1c en, · ·540-8195 Pracl1<';1l Nurse. w111hl's ~ ~11 Jot•\ PH"~ Lotatt-d at Newport or stop by for frl•e info .._."H"Gir.ME .... T 19th St & Newport Ter ------part-t1me;ippt Xlnl rel;.
• •••• •• •••• •• • • • • • • •• • • I ·-·... ~ ~ .. " R K G ..,111 3 llr h,1, m.alur.-"""...-r All c:ate&one<; & l.)pe11 • rare Reward. 645 8677 D IN lN &11; 311Hor~ll ~117 Jllt-:w ('onrlo ~ tlr 1 •, H.i W~ jluar•ntee to plea::.e La1o1una Beach Executive after6pm · creates problems. lt hltn.'I. cpl,, d111t1 .11llt'\ v.nm.1n or 1w'n"nn1•1 Sl25 Jo'OR LE \St: Approlt llOll you JO whol~ale supply bus1· ---doesn't solve them JI .....,, Want~ 7100 onl~.SJ7~ 21:100llll')Z7 mo .-It nl'\l 114~ .&62.& !Ill r1 2 \m.all & l lge or 751·1741 ncss arr11ta.ted w~th Found· Lhasa AP!IO •Ap you need help. call •••••••••••••••••••••••
San Juan Ill\ flee f'~rw) close tS.D) 61' l "ITED Bl'Sl"i E~'t dvnamtr Cast growing pro~ 2 yn1 old Hrown & CAREMANOR Hospital ACHIE\. F.MJ.o:NT
3 171 J'mr wall ~hare\ Br h<r per !'oQ rt lnqwre Sult<' INVESTMENTS mdJOr mtematJonal cor-tan male In New World, mOrange,633·9582 Fl:.EL.-.GHEA'I' Caplttn.o + ,iillhoat w m.tture 2!6, :?Ufl Busineu Center Poration need_s people Lag Halls. 768-1.lM Find ll Al
••••••••••••••••••••••• womun 1 <"hawl n" Sl2!> l>r ·Irvine. (~~~~',c~~~l onent.E'd associates full LINDA & VICKI offic:• o•ttiood
:.!111, \ba condo. Upgradt'tl, + ,., utal llU 'lf\.1KZ12 •~unv1 Suite 106, Coeta Mesa or part-time. 494·52'1:!:._ Found girl's 28" Schwinn, Ovtcall Mass• Temporary As~1gnm<'nt!'< µ;1tao,pool,v1cw,2rar -~ d c Forthe~-3723B hS N I ..:ar, wushtr/dryer. D11creelly n1ll1'lt '-our h 1f1wl0ffkn UBI Open7dayll GIFTGALl,IRY Bal. Penn. J enL rame r-.ofit! arr .t. J. , No 675-8470 "-rvana 11 O a C CoH 557-0061 •·h1ldrt'n nk, no pt-ls. $300 nt'lCt roommate on our Pnme Location M.AHWACTUlltlMG NewPort Beach. W:anl __.:.__ ·~ "'3 ran.,e o.
493-161011rt 6 Videotape System. Call 3388 Via Lido. Nwpt Bch Pa&enled Item active partner or may __ 54_9 _274:1
3110 VldeoVlewW7·5400 ~m.or u.n(. Sl50-t500 l Unique piece or -uip· purchase. Mr. Sm1lh art. FOUND: Black female A Comp/llskpr. l1ve·m .
••••••••••••••••••••••• 11./F (non-smoker) t o ;t hr, 2 bu, enr. anr•aci, thareC)H Brbae pool
prer. ndulu. UU. &BBQ.S170/rnoSS'7
SecretarialM!rv avail .... lOAM. 875-3080 long tall Toy Poodle. ment projected net ....... ....., ~sq.Ji. s:zao.ooo this yr. Present -.....,.,\
Ocean or Bay view· owner unable to handle.
6i5-S820wltdysonly. Can be relocated.
* * * SalPvtnn,ba,'rY,CdM.
L H.tf Rers. 644 9666. 644 !!806.
230 I 22nd St. .ADMIHISTRA TIVE ·MOllL Found m11le Samoyed M.wporileoch .ASSISTANT
Automollvc
New Dct:ul Shop needs
hl'lp.
Tri'> wai:e<'s paid. F.ng1111•
s1~ nmer-;, l'nl{ painter'>.
l1uffcr; & poh~hcrs, up
hol~tery sham11oot•r,,
1 lll'c·k out. l)ll'k u11 & rt"
h'l'rv Apply al
:.!05'1 ll:1rb<>r Bl, CM
645 1030
AYON tr vou'rc d1•Jltmdable. or
~Ullltl'(f, hkc tu meet J>E'O
pie, & would like to sl'll
beautiful fragrance~.
Jt•welry, <'osmetics &
lJrruly products. you can
e11m good money. For In·
formalmn cnll 540·7041 or
Zeruth 7·135'1.
UICUTIVE Leverage w /293 down.
SUITE Ult 751·3741
ServiceStationforleaae. oil white. Vic. Mesa & Vouarethewinneror w /accountlng back-
Huntin1ton Brh area. Irvine, S. A. SS7·7861 4 Ucltet.t t.othc ground, non smoker pre· Boby11ittu. permanent. Call <n0731·221S or art 6 ----·-----W ..__ N.-r--1
544-5006 or MHSDl ._
South LOCJUIMI llH ._ ... :f!-... 4ll0
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• D I r Pm <71•)96S-9?A4 Ask for Found: Youn~ rem pup, ftnrrn anvm11 (erred. near GG t'rwy, WPCkdny" 7:30-2:30herr • I..it,qwet,tuicurious.~x· c1-•e l•Nle for rent, e ux.e corner 0 c. MEHSWl.Jt.R Garden Grove. st11rt lbaby.Kareo631·3S53
2 b ., b ........, w/view or Airport & Mr.Reddick. ChoworKees oundtype, BOAT SHOW 5700 w It ., 8 1.,c t.-C. r • ~ • opt. aton«• Mly. CdM. '35 Mo·-•-:ft •• All s•rvlcea IALIOA V1'c· Marrnolla/Talbert . r e oox ""'• £1 vet.or lo aceo.ic prlv ..,..__ ,.._.,..., ... · " · tth Long Beach, ca. 90808 Raby~ltler/Housekeeper, e • _mo. __ v_•-------i provided: Secretarial, S21,000. net, full price FtnVly.96S-1341. ,...,•,.uEelM 2 k1dl!, wkdys Newpart bch.Parl)'.,llUDU'Oom, Rettpdon •Of Equi S27~. plua 1toclt with W.tU .... Ston nnn.n tlot1vmalaor11ecwu~~~~.rftefocrt S£!!~1.2th1arast.ie, Balboa ment. Plazac Eiu:: only s:ao.ooo. t.olal down Twltinarea.M0-9019. Found: Small whited"", CONVENTION ADMlmHGfPIX Ref:.~'· Hood833-_2900 __ _ ~ '""",_...., • ,,_.., L Don't be db ""' CENTER Jmmed. opening. San BABYSl"""ER "·.30PM • the .dv-t .. ~·· adult . 67"7 .... 6 Suitn, 208Z Mkbelaon, paymen ap-female Mesa Verde area. Ma-h 9·13 Clem-te G I II • • ~
""'"".,..... "'0 ' Irvine.7~ polntod!Actnow! MoMyto&.o. 1021 56HM.39 ·~ "" enera osp. tiOOPM ,myhome,Mon·· Starttna et $51S. mo. OHie.i...., 4400 ----------• Ull 711•3741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Please call 642-5678, ext llpm-7am 12 shifts) & Thur 581.5150 El Torn •
.fSS.283.'5 •••••••••••••••••••••••Costa Mesa 2000aq n. All ht. WA WT.D.°1 FOUND; Cat. male. Vic. 333, to clai m y our ;p~~ (~ ~b:f~s)MA:: aft6PM ______ _
DaUXIOFffCES ~:o~~:~~~: NATURAL FOOD LOANSAVAILABLE Fount. Valley Plaza. Uckeu. * * * Greenwald, (714) Back Office Atst, exper.
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PUY1IWJHG
2MOUHfT I
tile Beach House
Contemporary• cuual
The beat ol New)>Ol't ·a
goodllte.
"'Beamed celllnp
• •2 PoOla •rec centers
•Plush erpts .tr drapes
Comm!• lndaU spaces. Eut. Deao Hadley, undwlcb bulloeq, Fan· Creditootlmportant 2122m.M:HM2aftSPll ---------• 4.!Wrll22.ext21s_. ____ 1 for busy GP, near Hoa"
3lO to 2000 aq. ft. ~low Brakerl8M9!3 tutic leue. Cu.rnnt dal· 673-Cm Broker Wauted: Rider to ln· ADVBTISIMG Hoep. MaiJ resume to Ad .
u a5taq.ft. LaiNllllel• ly &roa approL $JOO GB..OUSllWAID d.lana. Wlll leave March S"' ir..r .._.,. .... ,.G•n No. 863, Dally Pilot. P.O.
Minion Viejo UHi. ·~ :l•c2 "!,_'~!· SubmJt ywr cub otter: 2nd TD Dover SbGr.-w..i.cwc 5ULC.U-.-aft5. -..~ """' Box "60, Costa MesJ, Haody to S.D. Frwy. .-. I • am-.,..., Ed Rl .. dl· .. _ ._. • ..,,1 ..._. Lost. male Iha.co OuUlandl~ oppor. for Ca. 9216218 cau: a1-1a 67S-a>O. .., e, .... c . ......,. .. · • • blonde Cairn Terrie!'. i BJTI MASSAGE rt&bt person to bead up --------
* l MO FREE RENT* DAY OI W!:B
No lease req. Dlx oCcs. Euc. suite rental
Adj. Alrporter Hotel. 752-0234
From 1 ·rm. to 2800 sq. n.. LOWFSTR.ATES, F\JLL Ofc 325 sq ft. Pvt ba, 2
SERVICES 833-3223 l1l rooms. P. cat Hwy •d·
LOW BANX RATES lb•. louble. en1 t o 11/: &.&.. SIO ~_... Custom P r oducts -------....
S•-y ir: "• ir:5 LOMG 111.M "Charlie". L•ft urd 2 ...... • W 118 Dlvisioo of s yr old Tht Blpwt Mlrbtpllice _.. .... ~ ar.ao..a,......,..IMG M h R d lndiv. rooma.l~l m the ft.-eo.t Neta=· . yr. plus E·Z ~'""CS arc 1. •••r . Mon-Sat. B·A/M.COK raillJoo dolJar co. Mu.st on ... -•· .. _ hn. A alee-. r M-..°"'"' SSl·H40or142"5114 lMW\W M F d .. -S... have succesaful exper. DAl'v PILOT i,";;;ioeaa. Priced for NATIONALBANK ...., • ~~ucu, "" telling premiums or Im· LI <t~kaal~ •torPflf.,_• MOWISTHITIMI •--------a printed advertis ing. CLASSIFIED
Ull 751-3741 513-129% RELAXINGMMSAGE Supervises artist , ADS '°" job seellera to ehec Bob J ames. salt!Smen, order de1k &
.a.1__.a ft.&11--• ..,..._ $TOll1 ~ Trwt the Dally Piiot Hel~ Lie, Masseur inside staff. Must be able
•Anchomucbmore nooa dress. CdM 1150. S7S.2061
J.\tm. bachelor $230 Unfum. l br $255 OFC. SPACS N"''-°rt HUltlYPOa Bch. UOQaq. ft. Joln. + 11ST sucnoH 11 . .room. + 2 toUtta, 1.s. 1ms rlor ~A.a 11 "°°per mo. N~acb PAetncn...i &siate 646-1413 O..HW IU.a>o
~. ~ _. ~ ~ ~ ~ Want.ed clualttcatfoo. If -Outcalls 9-tU.·Slll to run thls dJv. as thouah
lblktoO.C.Allllort. Dbt '2$.000.Perllont.b ._ SOJS the Job )'OU want ls ooti---------1 lt U!yourown®. Salary,
1ultu W /cpta, drpa Located 1n DtW I~ -•••••••-••••••••••• there )'OV snlll\t Contider Our Specialty ls Hair re-~. percentage of
JaoltorJal HrY. FM .,..., PRIVATE PARTY w/2· olCttina your aervlcH movaI by Waxini, Face, profit & stock option. •Y!ltm. All Qt.ii., ample Ull 117-4200 2Dd. TD'11 al 1.5,. to. wtt.h an ad In lhe Job Arms Legs " Bikini. s.xt resume to pres. PO
Pl'ta. No 1H ,.q'd. 1012 c.-nu• l ..... ,,...,. tereat for Hie. Pb: Wanted c•teCofY. Phone Call for appt, O.auly Box 16817, Irvine, Ca S.& riatot,NlUS'J.'1'010 ............. tcma • -·· a.an 8'2-58'71 Clmk.Et.c,642.0570 ll:Z"Tl3
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C h il1•1 ~ SECftETAJtY for !AW ofc-Doc Groo~r. exper, 5.l ________ _,Medical Jlray, part Um.. Pcl&itioas open 2Dc1 "ard N.B. EQ. • nee. WUI
days a week. C•et•n llldllltrial Salurdaya, OU'ler aJtlUa Wilt ID Sa Cl..aeo.c. 6 tra1a. SbNQ'd. "'-5040
Groom1n1 1.a1una URGENT welcome.~ Laauu &.ach. Other ----------1 1-1Do¥eSt..Slt-MO
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Niguel 1131 ·0322 o r .._,_ _______ 1reaa have opealo11 Sl!::CRETARY·Daes YoUr Newpor\Beh 833"144l
1131•9733formt.erview. MEED Medical Computer also. No exper. req'd . bola apprecl1te your Eq~rEmployt'r
----Opr/AcctngSupv lmmed Apply al any or our B.A. Vie wW lf you·r~ BOATllFG.buope.al.0&11 STAT nPISTS
SILVERWARE GLASS
GUATSAVIMGS
Up to '11 ... Moret
Uto4 MonthruSal Dri•.,.. W..t.d opeoin1 for ind1v1tlu•l 5'oftl. out.slabdinf. Seed your
Age 25 or over preferred. l ... jl• Jobs ~ho can grow with a P~ 28 Newport Blvd. best. written reply to 'I'. f~' Sale
/or:
Stock Rmflnv. Control SECRETAllES
CarpenterTramee '""'•ltSbort
•Or By i\ppointmen\
Gel Coal Touch-up .....,,>& Ala.Juela Yachts Corp. Term A&sig.omenl!
Must bavf.' &ood dnvina cressive Company· Min Coat.a Mesa M2·T702 CoWns Associ11les. $67 18 118 $
record. Apply Yellov. WOMEH-Mltf 3 4 yrs ex per pref d San Nicolas Dr, Newport Wark /lHIW !!An\ ~X·
Cull 642 7576
MC. BofA Rear Parkln.C
IACICDOOR AMTCi)S
1898 Harbor, C~ta Mesu 9C7 W.18thSt C.M.
IOATWOIKHS
We have some good ,obs.
All ;upeets of sm111l boat·
ll\g. Tukina appllcataons
for poslllorus Ul sales, out
f1tl1Dg, fiberglass con·
s lrucl1 on & repairs.
M;untenance, hardware
installataon, rigging.
stainless 11leel and
aluminum fabnralion.
Send resume or apply m
per son to Wei.lport
Manne, In<'. 124 Tustin
Ave. Newport Bch, 92663.
Ca 1164.2-6600
IOOtU<EEPER
NHCls Anlstant
Assb.t in preparation or
C/R. CID JOUrnals & hand posting of G / L thru
TB. Exper'd 1n bank re
concahation Posit ion
also req s preparation ol
e11tcn!>1ve rash & budJ!et
reports. Apphranl must
also be w1l11ni: t o
perform ma"l' clerac·al
funrt1on.., lr\'tnl' ,irea
Send salarv h1!>.lorv &
quahr1<·at1on~ to PO Box
l9MJ. lrv1ne. C'a q2713
BOOKKEEPER
full rharge for bu~y ron
.st.ruction co in C. M. Hep
ly. stat.mg educauon ex
per & !>.alary require
men!.!. to Ad 11825, Ually
Pilot. PO Hox 1560, C M
92626
Bookkc•e•pcr, t•\JH'r
time or rull t1mt·
M9·5Z77
I' art
VOLT
f[. ....... l"l'(tt.•Al•'I' ht MVll-l-!lt
3141C...-Dr
546-4741
(Across From
Oraf1ieCo. Airport)
Equ11I Oppor Employer
Cab Co. 37S Broadway, TllAJHHS Computer Opr exper r~ &ach. tra cub 1n our c11Tula
Laguna .Beach or call q 'd Type 65 + wi>m . SAILMAIB uoo sales room f'lex1bl~ ~2828 medical 1.11S back1tround Needs band worker. SECRETARY EXEC hl"S AM or PM Mt!n, Assetnblers helpful & understanding Some ex per. req 'd. To work directly for womenor:.llldents d ·le: -
DRIVER. TOW TRUCK I ol medical terminology MS-:M64. ChN ~rmanopfthe Board of 540-o:IOl LA Time:. O<aCkh~aolpl~o>p Afsso, J'~ Apply at 964 W 17th St., nyentory Call Cor appt. &W-0140, at1on1I rofess1onal --.----~ CM.Mustbe2lorover ru.k forSusan Sales help . Exper, Sports Organization,TelepbooeAns.Serv.1':x sideboard ~4x48x8l".
Good driving record & PackeKJers mature. Lady's wear, headquarters in Newport p'd or will tram. Swing S59S Ten 12 4x6 wood
expenenced.. part Lime. 642·9380 Beach. Successful appli-stuft. Over 2S yrs old. be1tms (Styrofoam>. $10 Collaters MEDICAL cl!lt must be \ery profi· S40-1777 ea IW7_7_M_i ____ _
B.ECTROMIC TECH TECHNOLOGIST cient in all phases of
---------• Background d1g1tal & Inspectors 6 Yrs recent all around SALES secretarial slulls. 1nclud· Telephone sohcators w~ SMUFF IOT1lES CLERKS a nalog circuitry • hospital exper req 'd . If 1111 typing, shorthand, oeedlOi:1rlsto:.etd1nner for Advanced Collectors Oivers1Iied work load in Dnvers w k dictating machine & reserval.lons m the eve. Pl"08pect Hill Anlqs in
GNX'cry & Liquor. Ex pr. design & tl.'stmg of an Day·W~k-Monlh ~1~1~~~ '~~~! ~v :.~f{Y You',.. LooldftcJ For clerical. Also must be Hrly wage + bon~. no The Old City Piasa. 111
preferred in stock & st.rument.al.lon Or Longer PACIFICA A ProfitableCareer able lo work well on selling, call aft 3pm, Pahzada, San Clem
castuenng. Good pay & AdvancedKmel1c:.,lnc. 1t ·s vourDee1~aon HOSPITAL ln RealEBlateOneor tele phone. Applicant 540-~ -492·5850 -----=:e ~!"~y a~n~,.~~ 1231 Vactona St, C.M. YOU DOM'T PAY OrangeCounty'sOldest should be btwn 25-~5. al· TEXAS OIL COMPANY AppllancH 801 O a~stol, SA __ 646-7165. E.0 E. WE PAY YOU! 187~~~~::; ~i llH & Largest Builder/ tr1active, wAelbllgroomed &k needs mature person for •••••••••••••••••••••••
-----• FACTORY THAIN EE Call Or Come In Today Equal Oppor l':mployer Developers Is Look mg P easanl. e lo wor short trips surrounding RE FRIG ERATO RS
Cockttul
Be A Profs nl
Cocktail Waitress
•$99.00•
Exciting & Profitable
Glamourous Profession
•Leamm.Whrs.
•i''ree Job Pll'mnt Assist
•Day or evening ses.,aons
CALL t714 I 751 !!194
For a F'ree Consultation
So CalJ( Waitress. lnl'.
17922Sky Park Bl.Stec
Irvine, Calif. 92714
Collector For LA Times.
Comm up lo $500 per mo
Prefer retired person
548-1740
SmaU local m(I(. needs IEL[~ FOR YOU well under pressure. beach area. Conlal'I WASllEl\S·ORYERS
trainees. to work in CONSIDER: S~lary commensu~ate customers. We train Recond1llons·Repros &
I H k 8 ~l!:;N. Perm P time tor StabalJty ol a large co + wilh .experience, ~bihty Write L.K. Dick, Pres.. Friot\ Damage. Guar/Dcl. pant 40 r!' p/w . ·4 3 1 .\ Times deli\'. in .''. u d & pnor salary history S t h t 0 C Mon·Fr1. S260 pihr to "'·E'"'V• cs --·• u outs l11n 1ng comm · o u we s or n :!9YrS1n range o.
start. Apply m per:.on. 833-1441 & C.!\I . S275·$JSO ~r mo scht.'dule \up to 90"~) + ~al~ ~~:~ldcman for Petroleum, Box 789, l"t. DUNLAP'S
Alternator Spec1alt1es S.'18·l74o __ ____ draw 11vailable + pro-PP· Worth. Tx. 76lOI. 1815 Newport Bl, CM
Inc -i46W 17th"t CM 'l B k fess1onal work environ· •SECRETARY• ...... V.,,. "'GE ... TS ___ C~548-7180 _ · _., · _ Insurance Secretary, ex "~ml. us man see ~ I & "'"" ~... "
FIELD SUPEl'INTL'N· perper.;onalhnes NB mo1.1vatedind1\.orcplto ment + tra n1ng Amarketingdirectorre· •M• ... •GERS , .,. management develop q·s the assistance or a • """"'
DA .. ·T· llousin•• tract ore 8 30 4 30 Mon Fri a!>:.1st. In bus. P 1T l O { d H I E " .. 645-182 men + ppor or a · sec'ty Ill the firm's Long eavy commcrr1a . >.· Lu e model, super de-work. Applicant mus !)alary open to exper 1 ,·ancement w1Lhin com Beach planl _ & v.ho tensive tele v.ork, mui.t luxe. Mulll-cycle, likt:
havetheab1llty &dcs1n 1>155262 _M ODEL-Bikini&. pany d1v1:.1on~. Call would move to their lovedeta1l.Salary com new Perfect condition.
to CoUow a tight schedule LANDSCAPE sportswear, fitting & llaney Edwud!>, Jr . Oceanside plant in Oct elll>urate v. ei.p. George Sal'nfa<:c at $235 for both.
& should ha••e a prove photography. Some e'< Mgr Xlnt. salary & Cringe Collm.s 752 1001. 751 5177. tract record Salotr) OPPORTUNITY per 21·25 36 25 35 Rai:~ TOUCHSTONE benefits. Call Mr. Hays, ____ ...___
"' . b on u 'i t 1 e d t l·Exper'd maintenance Unlimited 768-5248 afl Reelty (213)435-7484 TYPIST Kenmore Washer $75,
performance 751 3840 !oreman1laborer 6pm. A Div or t'redrick.s ----Needed Cull time Musi S1gnalure Washer $75,
Costa Mesa area --------l.>e\elopmentCorp. SECRETARY IL~ be accurate w reeep GE Washer SSO, Ken-
WASHH·DRYER
--- -l Exper'd E$t1mator !\10TEL ~1AID. e'(p nt:"<.· l8S82Beach Bl, Stea Part time. Jtequ1res llorusl baC"kground. Sun· more Gas Dryer $65. ~-...... ----_.:...-._..-_----._ GirfFriday Cull for 1nlcrv1ew Harbor Inn Motel. 1 lluntmgt.onBeach.92647 short.hand ao wpm, typ ta An a Tui.t1n area Guar delS<\6-8672
Aerts.payable & payrol ~ 0791btwn8&5 W Balboa ~lvd N.:.B__ a7111963.0867. 54~ 9077 ing 60 wpm. 20·25 hr Salary commens urate --. Construe Bkkpr S900+
Secretanes to S960
Secy no sh to $825
Jo'rntOfc 1Med tuS700
Persnl Clk 1Typ1st $6SO
Irvine Personnel Agenry
48H 1-: 17th Costa Mesa
Suite 224 642·1470
-~ ----
exp.TypeSSwpm. '""'-'"'LSECRET'"'RY Memberlnlemat1onal week,9-lpm.833-0543 w 1expe rience C1111Wall buy some refng~, F /C looltkee-per ~"" "" 544 5337 bt.wn lO·ll AM or uppl's. working or not, w ic05tini~xp Newport Beal'h Law NURSES Heal&o!LatcNelwork SECRETARY 2-3PM alsoscrapmcta1675-S2S8_
Positwns localed Sad Firm m the airport area RN's $60.$66 Staff ----Personable, good orfice -, d . •
dlebackValleyarea. ~eeks in tell1J(ent $60Pnvate.C>uty skall!I. $3 hr Apply in TYPIST. Mu:.t be-a c· Ffrtl(I airehtecro$80ss 1\°,.'4
1
NIGUEL -.ecretury v.ath some ex· LVM's.-$42-Staff SALESMAN person 1401Qua1ISt NB t·uratc w 1somc sh for reezer. w 1 • · "" pencnCl' in civil 11t11:a· $4tiP t D t . ' gcn'I ofc dulle!>. N.B. M1ram~r _Dr., Bulboa PtnoftlletA~y lion & potential as a n~a e u) To locak Prophylacllc ------• Mon thru Fri. 8.30.4:30. Perun ll ,b75·1J58 __ .
27601 Forbes Rd , Ste 49 general para·lcgul. Aides S34-Staff \'ending M ur.h1ncs . No SECTYfPERSOH . 675 5262
BOOKKEEPER COOKS & COUNTER I Girl orfice Expr thru llELP Day & evening
trial balant'l' Neat , pos1t1on.'lavail DelTaco,
personable w/phone ('X Superior Ave. Costa
11 r . S a I a r y <' n m Mesu
<3Flag:sCenler ) C_,,752 1211 $3SPnvateDuty rost to loc·1tl1on J::asy --Wi\NTE.D: Used apl
-i 831· 1477 -• Serving A II Orange Co. presenlalaon. Good cloS· , FltlDA Y ---------•I stove Must be working. Luguna Niguel __ LEG A 1• TR A 1 NF. E . Working Hours & Days ing av c r a I e . C 0 m Exper d, i::ood typis t for 673-6336 or642·9666
Bnghl, xlnt typing skills or Your Choice mission payable .irt er bU.SY' PRt off are. Send re TYPISTS Whirlpool Washer & dryer for career oppor on Mai: Mul·Practace Ins Req'd machine!! are ln!talled. sume, SUlary require· A
II lypcwriler in N.B. Group lnsuranceA\•ail Call Mr. Smith. 1714) menLa to PO Box 1903, Needgoodtypangabihty. $2SO man.a marrodwavt•
GIRL FRIDAY
mensuratc w cxpr lh•p
ly to ~ 73!1, Daily l'1lot l'tX>l\.S, So La.;, CM, NB
, I' 0 . Boll: I ~60, t;u:.lJ P lime & r tame. Coff~
Ml'Sa, <:A 9'2626 'lhop exp Refs please
Charhe s Chall Oft' <714 ,
~03:>1
C2>G1rlofr needs p tam
help Plrs flexible Bk
kpog exper nee· Lite t)'p
ing Apply 1981 Pl,•<'en
lla Ave. C M 642-lS~n
WESTCLIFF (7 ) ..... .,. Ne ....... ort Bearh Ca G.....,. P•" & ex .. elJeot ovt•n. GF. Ubl oor e<1talC plannin" <'Or· 464-4410, 1A 4,..,._..,.. ..,. ' _... ' ~ ( c.o '"77 " ---------•! tlM3 e mployee benefit re n11 . .-.· ..... porak law pr Jct ice M ,1g Nunes Re<jistry __ --- - - - - -~ k lud f II cxper pref'd. but wall 1617 Westchtr Dr SALIS-OUTSIDE _ par age inc cs cost o Wl'Stmghouse elec. eye
tr;on Ca ll 171 I l !lJJ-998.1 Ste 212, Nev. port Beal'h Offl"""" Supp•·-•-Pnn•· SICYfRECEPT. ln•mg adJustment If in IHel oven & r angc.
631 0 , I 0 ~,. "'"' .,. ,. terested call. White, $7S. 646 3658
BOOK SALES LOOK V.d nted, Pantn
Lookmfl tor J part ume '1Jn, h 1tchen Hel1ll'r
Jllh thal pa" likt• ~ rull Phont' l!l'J·2271, a'ik for
lllll\' JOlJ ' If 'tll Wt' \I' ~Ill I hl'f
GUARDS
CostaMno
Permanent t'ull & Part
lime Phont' &. trans
req'd Retired "<'knm('
Call 54tHYl74, olr hr-. 10 2.
t:IObed Wedne-.d.,~
LOAM • or 1Q1. Lrgco. needs person Fut growing sportan1 549.5445 75~9118 w11ett'I ofc or salem ex iood manut. o,ffer!ng fine PROCESSOR ore Hrs Mon Sat 9.5 per to handle ett•b'I oppor. Typiilg skills, C1l-We Will .Be Interview·
Norge froslle~s refni;.
$1()() Cd coad. Whale.
GoodspotatOanaPomt local accts S1ilar)', fni&shreq'd.Applyot mgSatMan.h5lh
hnanr1al anstatutaon for HURSESAU>'ES' comm + auto allo.. call. Newpor\er In· Ftom9AM 't1INoon
1163 5769 847-1670
1ndl\ 1dual preparing Phone for appt (714 ) dClrt.ries. 17851 Sky P ark STATE FARM
Real t:.;tate dot.uml•nt!.. & Orderlies. e ..:per\. 5~7 9212 . ..i<>k for Mr Cr. Ste B . I rvin e IHSURANCECO. C'all Ri• t>r~a d e I 1 1 Ban1ew Con" llo!.p1lal. ~e )ol, Nt.•wport Sla· 751-0635
wh,at yov reloe1k1n51tor' l Ol'l'L~:. am batiou-.
Older Hefrigerator $35.
works good. 2528 Nwpl
Bl, CM &iS·-118.1
l'.arn $100 + + + pC'r
Wf'l'k do1n~ ''nJO\al>h:
work rt•pre ~e nt1n1ot
TlmclJre .Rooks in our 11(
fire l'lt'ar the Or~nl(e Co
\1rpor1 You wnrk nnlv ti
hrs JHlr day 111 a plea;.,rnt
& fl'IJlCM atmo:.vlwrc.
:! Shifts avall.1hlt•
X :K> ;? :to & Ll4l !l .Ill
day11awcck
Contact Renre Hos:u
83l.a095
For J>enmn11l lntf'rv1ew
Noex~r ntte11~.1ry
TIM~ Lil-~.
LlDRARl~S I~(.'
EqualOppor Em11l11\1·1·
Cable TV Ofc C'lnk ,
12noon lo Upm. S2 !iol.I hr
~tart. Manv llC'nrf1b \11
ply In Jlf't,011 273'a2
Camino Cupt.,tr.mo, Mt'
3M, L..i1otuna N11ot11d I m1
North oC Avt•r) 011 r.11n 11
Equal Opµor Em11lo\ t'f
('J\HPF.NTR\ \ounit
m11n to le11m hu."111'·~~.
knowledae of bo"1c
carpentry. 673 6092
CLEANINO wom-" went·
ed. Irv /Nwpl .11rea
$.1.50+ hr. Mu1t h lVC! car. 96&-llM6
"1ll•n1: t o le.irn lo
m.in.iRc :.mall bus1n~s
s.5711215
DELI Manager. mature
~oman w rood expc•r
Sal +. ant·enl1ves. Call
••\l'' ai46 1>67a;
CiUAIDS
.Sauoow1de 1..-0 Top pa'
& benefits. Call 1714 1
R..~for appt
t:uard.'l
.,..,, . ..:AU\ t 168 E I 2055Thunn,CM642·3S05 lJ 3333HylClftCIAY• ..........,...,, ex qua ----oner; --Service Station Allen Ga-. dr>er or elec dryer
Oppor Employer~ NURSES SALES PROS dant, exper'd . Day & Coste Mna $1>.S. Wash mach $45, all
LVN 7.3 RN's·LVN's, F /lime Pick Up $50, Earn $300 Eves. Full & PttlP\e. Ap· Equal Oppor Employf'r -ars!f~832528 Nwpl Bl,
Medical.Joni. & 3.11 Team p ume. 7.3 &3-ll. • Call644·9410 ply, SheU Station. 17th & _ ----_
Leader Me ... J Verde LidoCQnv .. Center SALESPERSON'-. lrvine,NB. --Waitress Food/Cocktails We arc moving and our
Con\' Hosp, 661 Center ·-lS55SupeoorAve Pl b r l & J} Service Station i\lten-Applyaft4pm.S1d \ Uluc 21 il r u fl refrig/frzr
DELIVERY WB.LS FARGO Sl c M ~ S585 ..._ -NewportBrh 646-7764 pb':: c~fts~ ~~;: SU dant, part ti~e, eves & ~t.10721st Pl, N.11. -WdCC maker IS loo big.
GUARD SHVICES LV ... 'S & OFFICE M"' ... "'GER _ --wknds. 3928 E. Cst. Hwy. w..u....... /C hi 2·~ yrs old. pen cond. 3 Gu a r d open an ll s 1 n " """"" SALESPERSON CdM. ..,....--11 as er y~ pd ansu~on(·e policy in-SUNDAY ONLY ln1ne. Costa Mesa. San NURSES AIDES SaJes expenence. Ideal for Sears Art Gallery. . • . .. Exper d &. ne~t. 2~ or d d. $400. 64&-5.597 .
ta Ana. Newport Beach All shafts (;arf aeld Cony . for lady 40 yean10rolder. p / l m 0 r n 1 n It 5 & Serv1c~ ,Sta. Allend_anl, over. Apply, 1 wo Guy" . .
ll•>quattt.r "'dnlt1on w11icon a r e a s u 0 1 r n rm 5 Hosp .. 847.11671 Call 5570-0822. 1525 Mesa weekend & i\ P ply at exper d. full or p/l.lme. F'rom Italy, 17~2 lleach Porth. d1shGwds h _r. dWest -
or ~.in or r a\'C'nf'" tu lllfl\l~h·~I netirefS, ('Ol Verde r. Plaza, Room Sears Art Galler 33a3 Apply Arco StaUon, 17th Blvd, BB lnlo: ousc. con .. ra-
U1t1lv P1l•Jl t·.arnt'rio on lt.:!>!e studi•nls v.i•lcome 206. Costa Mesa B . t 1 CM Y. & Irvine, C.M. ------daanl nnse. SlOO. 493·2431 ~nd11v mormn1v ('11n Vet!< ... nn•• D n 21• c •r MACHINIST ns 0 • · ., Waitresses So Lag CM
tal·t II •rr~ '"t•Mlt··~ 11r ·• ,, "' .. " I' 'T hsekpr needed. M·F, Serv. Sta Salesman NB. P/tl~e ·& (/tame: AuctiOll SO IS " • "' • • & telephnnl' rN1u1red Progre~s1ve irowlh •SALESPERSON CIJ ••••• •••••• ••••••••• J.im(·11 l'ari., JJO W1• ... t l~ \\ Common1o1<ralth. orif'nted electronics 2·:.>-5 JOhke kids&pets Part or full time Win· Xlnl opportunity for ex· Cofree shop l.'Xp. Hers • • •
""" '-.t t Mt ... \It',.. i''Ullertoo. manur has a mmcd JuJ:e_1_52_· _-0660 __ ._55_1·6009_· --dow llntinR Tran)oparea l per 'd sales man. Good 'please. Charlie's Chili
Telt'phnnl" M 2 4:1~1 for Ofletung" on day & ~wing PBX Answer. Ser vice. shades. Mini-blin ds·. pay & benefits. Mission Ofc. 1714)549·0351
.ippomtmrnt Hardware ~.1IM 3 davi-. shafts for Mac hinist P tame i;hifts. Vaned hrs 644 8494 Viejo. 831-9540. w 'l H t:Q u a I o ~· p1>r l un al > weel. incltl•d '"'""11 dn w min ~ ns s etup 4' a1 resses/ ostesses
•:mplnyt<r ~mi N"t.ared t)pe cro~n operation or lathe3 & or wt "C('k~nd<~· lrla61~6w8hoaoole • Shipping & Receiving r-Cashiers! /B~boy_apl Haniw.irl", 3107 1-: Coa .,t r.unan..:. a .. · s.a.1 e11rpirnso.., Clerk. F/bme. Exper'd .cu<per on Y n.,.,.. •P y. l> t: I I V ~: H' b} ll~v.l"d\t. mills & Machini'lt Jo:o~: C ~0!1;ft "c only need apply. Call Over21,allsh1n s.Apply
•PUILIC•·
•FURNITURE•.
*AUCTION*·
•FRIDAY 7:30 PM
\1Ul0Rl'YtL ~ 1-u ll --- -TraanCMw 6mo'stolyr or young ranite o Pete.5'$6-0606. afternoons. 24PM Ttie
tam.-mu«t hnf' nv.n HlAL TH FOOD exper llone helpful Xlnt Pi>rsonol Management, I 1 g ht In ii f I )( t 11 r e --------New Yorker llestourant, cOltM,....nts
rr«'«'wav t vp.-nclc· bt'neratc; 1nclud1ng \l(t'ncv,considenngnew s h ow room . Ex per Shappil\g Clerk who can 42SE.l7thSt CM. StocltLHplldaffotts
Swlun. nllh"""t' & "lomt' ~ medical dental plan i\1r la lcnl. for possible helpful In deroratan11 or also do Ugh.t assembly. ---·---•o.alenWelcCMMfr
an'lurAnC't< (';all ~ it!Wi Wt nN'd a dependablt< rood . all l>t'ne!1h errec· employmenl in com-sales. Woodbghtmg Fix Xlnt oppor In rapidly Waitress. s mall coffee
ortl40Sl11t self motivated 1nd1\ to ttvedat.,off'mploymrnt mf'racals, TV & films ture Co .. 2031 S.E Main groWlng co. Salary $600. shop In NpBch 5 dav:.. $$SAVESSS
work i.t lr;1dln1t fa"lt DISC !'15702112 _______ 1 St, Irvine CMarArt.hur montbly . Ca ll Mr. 9-3.Call uft~pm,5411·4702 Food a v1llablc on the
(>f'hvt-rymAo lur momvang ~~~;~~!1nh~n11~:1 /~::P IMtrwv•nt• Ma~_>s.M-_2901. _Le_ma_nak_i_S40-_s_222 ___ Women Super visor!! tpr0emp~e~~.~~~se s~~~~~ nt'w!lpup~r rnutt ar 102 E. Baker. c.: M. ded r E 8 ., 110 1,... ctuca & Warner. Miat be 1ntt-rt'8led an 979-S300.EOt-; S•aProMOHOftClll SHOESALES nee or 'aster un. UankAmericard &:
llU. G ood car esse-n. 1ood nutntion. l'leasant ---------•! PHONE SALES co Eicper'd Premium P rr, day hrs, no Sun· ny Promotlona al Mall.8 Ma11ter Charge, CASH & Phone art 5pm, 898 7s.56. workm11 ronru. Uruform Representallvea. Hhih days, exper pref'd, xlnt in Huntington Dench & CASH IER ·s CHECKS. rum. Medical & hoap MAJDS WANTEO Phont-Sales people. commiuiona to cover cond fOf' ri1ht person. Westminster C.UcoUect NO PE HS ON AL
DENT/\L All!llat. exp'd, benefits. No S unday OonQuixot.e Motel male or remale, 16 to 65 LA, Oranae Co. & San Weatcliff Shoes, Nwpt beloresrM~S·4212 CHECKSPLEASEl t .--------•t "hnlrstde. Nwpt . ntc ~-nrk. Apply. Landberg 2100Newport Bl, c .M. yean10Cage. Guarante«l DlelfO Co. areas. Please Bel\. Mr. Curren, at YouC• ·•-•-MASTERS AUC:TIOM
tHtl 5411 or .11fl.5PM Nutrition . So. Coast ----wage9 or commissions. 11ubmJt resume to PO 648-8684 .rv"' 2075'/i .,. ...... llYd. CLERICAL
*TELEPHONE
• COMPANY*
Personnel
Needed
Immediately
DPEltllMCED
OMLY
*Cusbaer Rep
*'1PentDTS 4 yeara ncent eitp.
*Clem
VOLT
' ' ~ •1 •1 • " • " .,. ., • •a
ll41C..-Drtff
14M74t
(Aaau P'ro.m
Orana Co. A1rpo.rt)
Equl Oppor Employer
6MJ.M!M Plata Shoppi.ng Center, MAll>SWANTED 250 East 17th Street . B 2878 Ne po l --------The Beelanc P u h1on .. ,..
------Co8ta M .... a. Top wages paid I Thf' Inn Suite o. Coi1ta Mesa, n~.xh r~ ~.. w r SWITCHIOARD OPR team. Women 1ntcre11t.cd COSTA MIS.A
DENT"L A l l "" ..-..c •"""""""'' . k Sh J 6 5 , s II s • -------• at L.l1un•, 211 N. Coasl between5:00 &8.30 p.m.1---------1 Must know how to type. sn ma Ina money. ow 1714 IJJ.9 2
Cha1rs1de, F /time. At HOSPITAL Hwy., Lare. Bch. 646-4223. SALESPERSON AppLy to Auditor, Hotel exclusive top quo lily (71'41646-1616
least&mos.exp. <l>Sat. EVIHIMGUAD 1-:qualOpportunlty Mature, P/Tlme. co11t11 1.aeuna, 425 S. Cont fashions.Noprevfou.1u ·~~~~~~~~~
pt•r mo. H.B. 846-3S40 CUSTODIAN Employer Meaa. Call 9:30 to S.30. Hwy La1una Beach. per. nee. No Invest. Carl ·
1 d . Mmlag• W..ted PbMW'7l2 494-1151. & phone nee. Wear the lk?cln 8020 Dental Assist. full or mme . ope n 1n Cou 1 tf'df l atest lo Beelin e ••••••••••••••••••••••
p tllme r ha1rslde tn 4 3·11 :30PM . Prio pewan or lovely ----------• 5••.,• .. ..,AIL TAILOR wanted for Fashions. Cull for(") Schwi'M Dirt 81° .. e•. handedN B olc 644-92.11 supervisory ~ floor ca quiet 57 unit all adult PRACTICAL NURSE ,..._ .. , l U b Xl .. • " . . ' . machinery ex per. Costa Mesa Apt Bkll. • OWct Supplies, Sh· 1 lera on a op. at '*'°'1&11nterv-llG3·7470 Oood condition. Bs t of.
0.ntal Assist. Xray &r necess. San Clement ~/mo. H1111ba.nd ml.I.St hve In .•leldt'rly lidy, l lonery & Prlnlio1. bene. 1aa.~alt6pm. ore39-9047 fer 675-8219
Plaque coolrOl uper. No o e n e r a 1 H 0 s p be bandy. Refs. 642-8690. !:i-:~~~. m~54~~v!; F /lime po1 avaU. Phone MlftllcmdlM c-rw lr-----~~~~i4~~ll or part 714/496-11.22,Mrs.Coco. eves,MZ-3666 ~.·~~~~~~~ mEPHGNE; ....................... ........... IOlO HOSTESS MAHA•EMEMTTRME ---,.-E-s_s_ea ____ , t1oners. ......... toos •••••••••••••••••••••••
Dental Asalat. rront & Young m..n to work In ~ Ul$Tll I l'H ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kod1k tlltaaound 140 baclc ofc. Pt/time. X·rl\)' FULLorPARTTJM'E atVMnC tool nmlal busi· Wanted, Combination. SALIS 'IN.LU\~ .. Set. Only AnUqut s.te. • movie camera & Kodak
cert. req'd. Sal. open. ~rryly ~ ~~120':tM11: neu. MWtl be neat in iu>· Silk • Wool exper. Wlll The Red B•lloon Ltd MAINTAIUl'DS Oak chairs, 1120. 011 Ektaaouod 245 movie -M2_~ __ or_l'7W403 _____ , .. -u. .... -A•-.... ,NB pear,• b1ve very nul tramrorcompleteopera· Fine C hildren'• • nu dreAer '¥/mirmr, $12$ projec:tor +case, never ------~_MM&_;;;..__'---~ bandwriUn°. 6 Day week lion ol plant. MWll be re-Women'• apparel ball (1$ Victrola, Sl25 1818 Pin• \.iaed, SJ()(). 64.2-3647
DESIGN DRAFTSMAN. HOS11SS w/weetd;y otr. Prefei-bable Is willing to work r /time open I nu In ~ SPUC St .. Hunhn&lon Bch -----avU -...t.._..rtn• min _,, ( Eulblull Cleaners, 2547 F--'"· •-1 f t •· .. _ -...0 Mam.iya C-3, 105 lens & ...... "~ .,, · Dlllm.,.. man or perm. ....uon .. · or ma ure.. ,Plus all craft cala1orles _,....,,. 180 ._.. p r•-j yn sub. ext. Imm. open· Elrper. 21 Over. Fri&l· respomJble poa Exper Eaatblurt Dr, N. 8 . dynamic HIH penoo· ·-r· orro ""'" v ew m,. Xhlt opp. w/etp. e&· SUD eves. C.11548-7411 or 'd . . 6*-088 nel C.11Jene84U8oe. with outaideplant or ceo-•as a all' a a 1JOlJotu UllA finder. 132S. 1'2·1675 or
paodinltlrm.lm-5893 _846-8251 __ ·-----1 ~~~Bivt.l(r.~. 1930 R ... "''EST'"'ll _. ~'"'ottleel~~~l_b LAGUMA-.A~H _MZ-_11_11 ____ _..,..._ -------i HOUSICUANIH& MANICURIST, pt time. ucm:-requ1C:S, 4 dA.)' __,THILOOK i;;°'ittm '::t;;:-~: MUSl~MOPART D09I 1040
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SH.rsanet 873-2012 lAilun World. 830-1780 appc1U1tment c1U Tom people Interest~ ln • Call.. MARCH4,5&1 AKC Tor f>oodla. whit~. or59S-tm0' 'l\&mef',Mar. RedCarpot (/Ume perm. Pollllon ln lU Frl • S.l. \U Son. "80toJiiOC>. Housekeeper & 1ovln11----.------1 Real~ 754·ll02 meo's Europein clotlllfts 30'7 Qirr Dr. Alml.H.Loe 588-0214
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751 5673
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64'-1616 & 833-9625
Med.Jl furn xlnl lled1gold
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Imps $35, dtnNle SIOO,
768-4839
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massive m<.'<i1tcrranean
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Spanish swag I.imps.
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Motor Hom!s, ·72 DotJi:e Tra ch·~man
Sole/Refit 9160 w A \1 l"\1 !.tcr('11 :>.l.'ar· IOATSHOW ••••••••••••••••••••••• ly new !.let-I bt>lt~ lln·~.
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Willard 8 Ton World
Crwser
L<in1:er's 25'-28"30' In
1tlcx:k 1or, Off List pnce.
DANA COVE
YochtSGIH
3455 I Casitas Place
Dana roint 496-17 62
1977 Reinell 826 7
27 Hours. fully eqwpped
tn the waler. $18,950.
Model 12 Winchester. 28" DA.HA COVE
:!IJ' Dodge ~lm1 M II . !.lpc;
6. beautiful cond, I ull\
equipped. manv 'tr'"
~firm 5-10 511 2
9170 .•....•.•.•.......•....
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contained X Int cond
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prec1ate. Located at San
dy·s Trlr Park or call
642·6256 btwn !l /\ M &
5PJ\I.
bed. < aqwt. panelln11
S!,500. CJll lrl.t 115Xl .111
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·;3 Ford V-11, auto, ratl10,
I' S, I' LI. J\ (', ,h,1q1
~l olfcr !\lu~t -.ell th1~
WN'k 1 552 05211
brl.. 1''.C .. Moneymaker Yacht SaMs vent. rib. Monte Carlo 34551 Casitas Place 71 Nmrd tent t r lr. Sip!> 7, 1!161 Ford Surft·r \'an.
stock. Ext. l oregrip loaded w/xlras. $1,250 ~la:k shill $LJfl5 m.ikc 111
Xlnl $300 firm. 548·!>497, DanaPolnt496-1762 537·0627,551·5152 fer.
----------------7515664 5to~.M. Cal 28, loaded, xlnt cond.
Scuba Pro re~ulator & IBrd. 5 sails. $13,950. Auto S....ic~.Ports
gauge. Cost $190. Sell 774·2604_, _<7_14_>____ & AccnsoriH 9400 Autos WClflted
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SI 0 e r. er · con Naples Sabot. brand new,
00·2520 mo\'tng must sell W50.
Store, Ru taurant, 892-4207 lor 1095 -------
••••••••••••••••••••••• LASER #31242 SHOWCASES. 4 matching Used only 4 limes. Rae·
<~hlcd WALLCASES. 1og stripes . fully
.l matching & hghted. equ1 pped. $875. Ph
C.all llob or Rick 548· 1313 < 2 l 3 I 5 4 ~ -7 7 4 O o r 1714 )840-3322
TY, Radio, eves wknds.
HiR. S~'" 8098 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '•T No Slar. lu-< !)lp ..
nl-: rnlor TV. 23" con11ole.
walnut cabinet. needs
~ork $50-<>ffer 552 110211
Compl eqpl. Full el<'~
Atorruc mbd, Nwpl slip
E>.c race1cr, 4!.14 5607
Ufr
Super Sal.-
VWENCINES
USED· REBUILT
Der Buggy Shop 5.10 6940
T I RES Goodvear
blackwalls. lk nu, 8 2.5-14
4 ply Set of 4 $10ea
493 3774 -----1968 Che~y fl!', .!lhort
block. too man~ good1e~
to mentmn $.S5CI or ht•<,I
offer. Aft 6 ask for Jc:fl
848 0940 ----vw 1600eni:.
Recently rebll
. oio. art 6. 67:1117!111 Teac 3340S 4 chJnn~I
S.mul Sync 5ler('(1 tape
deck Never u~ed ~K)()
642 J647
t3' LaserSa1lboat Autos for Sale
SSS() S86-256U •••••••••••••••••••••••
2~" ltCA Color Sl'l Columbia 22. head, 6 !IP
Guaranteed $1511 7115 W. O/B, sips 4 , a ll nee.
h s CM u t o e qui p. Go od s hape. t 7t • l, ' ni $3.995. or be11l offer. Must
G46 17116 _ __ sell immed. Have boug ht
Stffff C0tt1oi. larger boa t. 675-7458
8' l.ong. New Gnrriml 642 2712 _____ _
T urntab le, A M /FM loah SU /
radio. Record <.:abinet ~b pt 9070
Xlnt eond. S300 o r reas •••••••••••••••••••••••
ofr. 534-75.13 cve5/wknds. Pvt dOC'k ror rent, no ltve-
AR 2 AX Speakers, 10'', a brd, Dover Shores, NB.
3-way sy.!I, sound i real Up to S.S', m ax hgt 15•,
Sac.S?Sea.6467896 P revln'it rate. (7 14)
121-0230 (213)924--'491. Ship to ahore m ar ine ---------
ra d io. L 1 k e new Sbpe-Sa.llboat.s. 22' to 2.5'.
Reasonable.146·8050 Best lo Nwpt Harbor.
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1934 Ford Coupe, uuto
trans. new t-nR & uphol ,
strai!(hl hocly, $4,:.!SO
492.0788
19M -..~ont Pkup, $UOO VS,
automatic
646·2700
'66 Landau T Bu'd. need~
new owner to C'ontmuc
restoration. 642-3979
1!M7 Chevy ~ Ton, stock
eog, ma ke oHe r.
549-1547
IMtt & M.w Pb: 8'n-87ll Ull 10 PM· '67 Lincoln Convert.
WE BUY
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147-6087 • 549-3331
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G-ual 9010 ........ 4 .............. ~ HEED
••••••••••••••••••••••• 11174 Kana day cruiser. 21' v.wca.. 9530 YOUR * * * Mondello Olds. aew Berk ••••••••••••••••• •••• • •
..._. .....,.... jet, radio, xtru. ltodem Corvah' Powered Dune USED C AR ........ , w-trlr, all xlnl CODll. SS.995. Buca. <Bounty Hunter>. HOW .. _ ---67s.eeoo bdtp, ruJly eqwpp'd. 2
,._......,_.._.. carbe. 6 cyl, newly reblt TOP$ PAID
You are iM wtJmer ol 1---------1 ttab.• le more. 41r7 -%15."J or CAU (i,()RDOM
4 Uckot.. to tho 496-3205 or See at Avery COST'.., MIS .., W"hnl Na11011ail For Ad Action Foreten ear Repair. "' "'
BOAT SHOW "72 Chevy Van Camper. AMC..JEIP Call a . 6cyl, atlck, pop top. w.~:~RJ~V1J •tthe
ANAHEIM
CONVENTION
CENTER
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4 WllHt Dri•n t H O PRIVATE PARTY wish~ AO.VISOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• to btlY 11171 or '72 vw . rj2·5678 '74 Jeep CJ$. Xlnt cond, «11wt, 11t.1c-k 11h1n. Mood
" bit wt.va for tht' of cond Will pay Blue Bo<>lt
fr'Ollder. Mu.st see, b$l of + 15~ prem1 um. Call ~~~~~~~~ fer. llSNOU Martin 497 2272
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power al .. nna. p<.o'lu!r
Cdu.c > braku. r1it111 -...,., -mvt roof. wlwel
rown. •1".!IOJ:Ot
WE BUY
CUAMCilS
•TRUCIS
CONNRL
CHEVROLET
28281l1Arbor Utvd.
COSTAMl!:SA
546-IJOO
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IM MEDJATELY
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NEWPORT IMPORTS
3100 W.CsU lwy,NB
642-9405
, 'T2 VW Camper Bus. Good 64 Poncbe C.Cpe. Xlnt rond. s:uoo. 4911.2J68 or cond. New paint, brks. 831.2971 ''"~~~ll!ILI mlr. trans " mler. -~ or bst olr . 64.S-JZ25 or U l '69 Bug. Xlnt cood. Clean
7J 1-IOZ. Xlnl cond. Air, 4
spd, AM/FM. m any ex·
tras. $4500. 645-4205
652-2327, art Spm. an/out Runs creat. $975
'T0.911T , a ir , m ags, _49'7_·_3l_9S _____ _
stereo, xlnt cond. $6.250. ·ss vw 7 pllS!en&er Hus.
'71 240Z, under 4-0,000 m1 Days, 997·1622, eves. original owne r . $800
.Aulos. lfllport~ A 1 r, mag:., A M I F M 548-2001 545-2.182 al\ 6P M
••••••••••••••••••••••• tassetlc.SJ700.CaUalter '68 PORSCHE 912
General 970 I Gpm (7l-&l&W·CY7l4 'Blaupunkt AM/FM. A1C. 7~:~: i:r:!!i~· :~ ~~'.
••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 240Z. 45000m1, A/C, 4 Konas, 5 spd. $5800. fer.646-4841 btwn9-S '* • • spd. AM1FM Strk, m ags, _55_1·_3679 ________ 1 Wilbur lrans $3300. f1m1. 493 6014 '59 VW Van, runs good. -•7 6 Pone~ 9 I 2E Needs body worlt. Best 2405 Vista HOCJClr CHEHHY 'N '8210. 4 dr. As new cond. 5 Spd. olfer.673-8927.
Newport leach AM/FM stereo, 19, stereo tape. elec. sun· ,
Youarethcw1nner oC ma, Mich e lin tires, roof, alloys, a ir cond. 65 Squareback ., good
4licket.s to the 96.1--0048 Call: rond. New. !>cats, reblt
W_a.--llJl.-&1--1 American Car Plan eng. '875. 642-<t!MS ... nn-n r"llVl'IVllUll Pvr. PARTY 1976 Dal. -------BOAT SHOW Pkup . 4 spd, AM/F M 751-8910 '74 SUN BUG, brl)ellow,
skreo, GT Spoiler shell, S u per D u g • s n r f ,
. althe hvy. dilly bumper, west '77 Porsctt.924 AM1FM. fi'>m mi. oe~
$2315
Jolmaoo and Son
Llnn>ln Jlt<l"('Ur...,.
2625 Harbor Bh I.I
O.ta M~a ~ S6J()
Codllbc 9915 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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Pre fe11 cJ K.11n
largc\t S1·l1·• l 1• •11
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Open Su11d.1y
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Master Dealer
~bUO Harbor lilvd
C.ostJ M.:>A 540-9100
ANAHEIM coust mirrors. $3595. BRAND NEW. Never re tires, $2250. 494·4631
C:ONVENTlON 968-286S g1stered. D11count pn ce eves -------• CENTER Call; •-•
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Mart·h9·13 '73 p u OJts un shell American Car Plan 'S> VW Dbl t·ab PU, &d
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1974 CHEYIOLET
CAPRICE CLASSIC DodcJlt 9ns
AJr ('onu1t1orun1. power ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Olds Della Royalr . dnver's 'eat. power win· Convertible. all p1H
dows, AM·F M stereo '71 Dart c~t. 6 cyl.,4 dr, equ1 pl. A/C. All/FM
radio deluxe extenor A(f. P S. stl r auials. stereo. 4S,OOO uu. $3750.
&roup' and loads of ex clean. Xlnt cond. Sl2SO ----------1 Pb M2·9Ult
tras. F101shed ID medium ru-m S48 lS83 aft. 4pm '7S Mark IV Cont. V..s,1----------
red metallic with red auto trans. ractory air 9t57
vinyl roof. Mamla1oed by Ford 9940 conditloniJl&, Cull power, ••••••••••••••••---•••••
('Ompany garage.••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM ~tereo. beater. 914 Pinto Halchbat'j(.
?UP 7-t. Pnced nght. .68 COUNTRY Sq. 77000 whitewall t ires, vanyl R&H, auto trans. xlnl
$2975 nu 10 pass, fully eqwp'd. root, tinted glass, wheel cond-Lo Ml. $.mC>/b6l
On g Ownr. Best ofr. covers. 691LPY olr.:13&---~------See in garage area 54S-0763 $7995 -. bo Good ___ ...
Ask for Rack or Oi:.ca r Johnson and Son '"' Huna ut .. -uuu.
Orange Coast '70 Gala>.te 4 dr. very g~ Lailroln Mercury $HOO. call 960-llM
Oa1lyPilot ~ P/S, P /B. $850/bst 2626HarborBl\'d .
330 West Bay Stteel Ofr. Call 644-4.569. Costa Mesa 540-5630 9960
___ Cos __ ta_M_~_a_.__--1 '7S Granada; 4 dr, loaded Mcnerick 9947 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * * '* ... # w/all xt ras, $3,995. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975
Joyce Palmer 644.9040 '73 Ma_venck. P 1s. r tB, PLYMOUTH
15 KClftllalil Ct 73 Fo~ L!D Wl{n. Coun· ~· 32•000 m i, $2~. FURY
..._wportleac:h try Squire, air, a uto WAGONS
Youarethewinner oC trans, P/S, P r.13. 8 trk
4 tickets to the stereo. $2600.•631·1531
Western National
BOAT SHOW
at the
ANAHEIM
CONVENTION
CENTER
March 9-13
Please call 642-5678, ext
333, to clai m your
;gro LTD. vmyl top, Air ,
P/8. P,S, lmmaculate,
Sl 1.95. 673-STZl
'66 Galaxie, new tires,
reblt trans, gd transp.
lliOO 493-4682 aft. 6pm.
'69 Falcon. good cond,
xlnt lraru.portatton. $750.
5.56--01.59
Men:wy Thl' Daily Pilot hus on('
•••••••••••••••• •••••• Satclht.e Custom J Seal
'72 Mercury Ma rq uis stallon wagon and one 2
Brougham • Dr., V·8 Se16l stauon wagon for
auto trans, factory aa sale. Both equipped wrth
conditioning, full power air conditioning, power
radio, beat.er , wllitewal tailcat.e window, beavy
tires, vinyl roof, wb duly s uspension, Tor-
co ve rs, tilt wheel quenlte trans m1ss1on.
179ESO power steering, power
$1799 dJ.Sc brakes, and lug&agc
Johnson and Son rack Mamtaaned by our Please call 642 567R, eict Crager.. '\tu~t Set' to ap--751-19 l 0 mtr & trilnl>. $1200 333. t o claim your pr \'t•r)dn &156506 • SJ&.~ 64S-6430Must sell '73 F.l Doradl>. ticket:.. -: --Rois Royu ..._. 9756 -L.. s 1 Iver w / b I k 1 n t . ----*-*-* '70 T-Bird. Crager whls.
tickets. Lincoln Mcrcun st.all.
26216 Harbor Bh d
~ ~ ~ f;at 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••!..•• V"""o 9772 Cabnolet top All pwr. new tires Xlnt coadit.Joo. • • • f '73 Monte Carlo. lo.11h.>d Call642-1146 -----••••••••••••••••••••••• #1 DEALE IN U.S.A. •!•_· .... ···~·.~··:••••••••• ~takeo r. 496-763.5 w xtras. Terraf1c t..uy ! -----
Costa Mesa 540 loth pricH at $2400
Alfa Romto 9705 l!l5 Spider Fial. iiood '11 ;4 CdV. Loaded. xlnl $2600.63J 3Z30 _____ 71 Ford Mavem·k Gr:.ib-
'7-t Alta Romeo GTV Cpe &$2f!O.W. Tern_e ___ _, CARVER ron • vwnr. · '60 B1scaynl'. J·~pd. oHr 494 1781 ••••••••••••••••••••••• nmd $2200. 534-1256, ofc. rm ROY d l $5400 ber, xlnl rnnd Sll!OO
'76 Bobcat Rumibout. V
engine, a uto trans, fac
tory air cond1t1on1ng
power steenng, powe
1d1sc) brakes, AM/FM
radio, heatrr, wh11cwal
llres, wheel covers
lbl!NKL
llDP 76 as a Plymouth
Fury Custom Suburban J
s~:.il station wagon.
Finished in light blu"
with blue vm~ I 111len or.
~edatonly
Low mi, AM 'FM stereo, ---ROUS·ROYCE VOLVO S48-2SS4bef ~p_n_i. ____ dnvc, 54.000 actual ma. ---1 xlntcond. 968-t!l03 Flat Xl9, 1975, top shape, ,,.J•m-.e s .69 Cad Sed J><.o Ville Fully Good tire~. new hr,1kr:. '67 F:11rlane, 22S9 cn1?. PS.
----man y xlr as. $3950. ,....,,,llffdl loaded.perf.cond.$1lOO. Bod)xlnt.OHerortradl' a1r,nrwbrl.!>&shocb,
BMW 911 2 493-9820 ----l l._ __ _,..._ Buy or Leas_e ,. P . ~5888. ~ss1s $45() i68 1666
••••••••••••••••••••••• '7:J Fiat 12.\ SIJ()rt, s spd. ClOSED SUNDll.YS _____ , -------
1 nd '67 El Doroado '74 Impala W..:n Cln. Air, '76 Granada Ghia Cpe J h S3995d,S All C'ars may be seen in
$3225
S'ADDLEBACK :.tt'reo, mag..,, " nl co ' Stlbarv 9762 •HEW COLORS f"·ll po" er. leather int. !;lereo, pwr window:.. Less than 9000 miles,\' II, 0 nson an ·on
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'I' ll"5l orr0 r t>:JJ 2923 u ' ·ncoln Mnrcury ltttl Ua1ly P1lol p.irkmi: .... ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •HEW MODELS ~995. Lk new &15·!1737 $3.050 !162 2730. auto trans. factory air ~ Harbo~ Blvd lot, 330 W Bay Street.
BMW '76Fl1\Tl28.2drcustom SUl .... .,U .... EW"77 -----cond1l1on1n1t. power ,...~ M C ll 64Z-Oll -" Hl4(e savings on all re· '67 El Dorado, bl'aut. '75 Monza 2+2, VS. auto steenng. power (disc) Costa Mesa 540-"""'ta esa. a · 4 SpJ l.n mi's . Full I S --.s-W I 76 • PB r more informat ion warm SJl;xJ/ofr. 559471£1 D x t-OCJOft main n g new s "" cond All Cad. at l'l•ss PS, . air, AM IFM, lilt brakes . radio. healer. Must 9952 or
* $3777 *
~m05 m stock. Make olfcr, must sell. whl. $2560. 559-5241 whitewall tires. vinyl ClllCJ Ask Cor Rack or Oscar 111
A. U S VOL V ••••••••••• ••• •• • • •••• • the fleet gara.ge. BUY OR LEASE "." • • · 71 "'1 AT 124 M RQ 1 O 552 0528 ·77 Capn ce Classic. 2 Dr, rooC, wheel covers, door 72 Mustang, xlnt cond.
YOUR 1977 llJIOW Spyul'r. must !.ell. mov-Rad.to. lml glass Rad1al MISSION VIEJO '68 C~e~t. Red~lnl P1S. P/B, till str 'I? whl. locks.193MYZ ~late sale. Best offer • q 6 ARR 0 W \ GT
" 11114 1 $2100. offer Mark, Tires.SER.(707608 ) 831-2810495-1210 h. d 69000 . Air cond, elec windows. SS195 Callbef6PM.963-56S7 equipped. AM/f M! 5 751 8910or673·4938eves SUI .a.RU llJIEW '76 mec con · · ma, J ohnson and Son ---------t spd, USMC floaoc ang
SADDLEIA.CIC
VALLEY IMPORTS
831·2040 495.4949
---A " on ........ ~E COU .... TY S1700 /oCfer. 552·0528 AM radio. Sll belted I :n~oln ~1ercu~· _",,. " d l Wh l ht M ' " •' 'SS Conv. New, top, tires, avail. •~·lll4 '75 FIAT X I /9 *$2877 * VOLVO ·-.,Fl~ -d--ood----d-ra iains. I c w i w 2626 Harbor Blvd. clean, xlnt cond Sl~S. ------Like nc·w $4150. Lie. •~ • ra o. I? ton ' 'nyl tr & landau top. Costa Mesa SW-5630 Mech'l sound SJ! 66i5. 1971 Plymouth Sta Wgn
;lWNPI Call Ser. <937384 ) EXCLUSIVELYVOL\O ~aJO Bc!'>lOlfl'r 5300 m i. $6000. Pb ----Satelhle, lo m1. xlnt
Amen<'an C.ir Plan 10 UMod Ir Hew Larl{est Vol\o lJcJll'r 675 ~ ---1131 0378 pvt ply '73 Grand Ton no. 4 Dr. '71 Mustang Grande, 302. cood, nu tires. I' !',, mov•
75 1-89'0 7I Sedon 383CAQS777 anOrangcCounl)! ·7s::,edanDeV11le.loaded. •73CGMOro • Sedan, V·S, auto trans. VS, I'S. P li, stereo. angfort'edlosellat$1495. CREVIER ------BUY or LEASE 1 t d b Cactory au coodJUorung, sharp ~ac 631 :Mm Call 968 5438. HOMla 9727 LAKEWOOD DIRECT x n con · :r 0 ""ncr V-8.auto, P/S. P1B.A C. power steenng, power --------
&I SI .... OADWAY
SAf'flA /4f'fA
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lralld Mew •77
HONDA Cars
MA.HY
SUBARU p(fiJ~lq $6500.S44·5003 ---Sharp. Right males. ld1scJ bra kes. r adio. '71 Mustang Mach T, V6, 4 64 Valiant 2dr .6 cyl, runs ~15J~H:~~L~ood l'te:i Wj ·~~t1.~;~:.~t£~~~~. !'b~':~.~LD~ ~~r~7.~~:i·~0~~~ ~~=af~i:~. great.~~9486 8 35 3 171
• TH£ UUIMAll OAIVIHO MACHIHl
•USED IMW's*
'75530aA (HKWTl
2025 s. M h f F~ \I h ·• s .. l An c..12 8811 ..,A95 --'SS Valiant, runs xlnt,
T--'a 97,5 . anc ester ,, ;\ • e a t c r :. au a a ..... --"l''" 50 20 I t II t ' e 1nyl --Johnson and Son "i3 Mustang. )ellow, ·VT. ~ood trans1>0rtal100 car,
To Choow ""°"'! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Anaheim 7 -11 ;01~,~~ ! he:l ~~:ers. Ctwys~ · --9925 Lincoln Mel't'ury auto. PS, Pll. AC. xlnt $2SOtorrer. 673 2-t07
D649R.3Q • -•-•••••••••••••••••••• 2626 Harbor Blvd. cond S2595. 540-~ Ext p........a.: 0965 UNIVERSITY
OldlWI obilt
tto..do CGN • GMC
Trvcks
!J1
TOYOTAs
'7~ Volvo Wgn. 2A5 DL,
27m ml. ~pd. AM/Jo'M.
PS. P B. r ack, wht/bluc
u\L }t695. ~7 or eve
644 2706
• 7 3 .... y ...... * ,._ u 54" ""'"" 244, 01' 548-3355 ...... ac: ., $3995 new oraer '-""ta .. ,esa .,.......,., ----------1 ...................... .
Johnson and Son V-8, auw. P IS. I', B. A IC.
Lincoln Mercury U>aded. Sharp with lo, lo
2626 Harbor Blvd rrules. ~R 1:: $2!195
Must Convert '73. Very ~d '74 Grand Pnx, low miles, Uncoln 9945 eond w/gd l1rts, pvt ply. Cully eqpd , xlnt rond.
•••••• •••••••••••• ••••. ~t ofr. 4.97-2696 Pvt. Pty. $36!15. 673-3599
'74 20024.spd 912M BT
"73 Bavan aS/R 906LVY
'7620024.'lpd SIR 334PCW
'69 160048pd ZXX866
'74 3 0 C'SA S fR 7461. W ll
'76 53(}1 .ts pd !) I K ll02 P II M
CIONd On Sundays ~) 11.irbor Bh rl
Collta M ~a 540 !jh.111 Buy or Lease
l 'nst.1 Mesa 540-5t>JO IOI IL.ACK OLDS "T.! I~ 1-: \ol\o I o"nr. -------2345 N.Grand
i.:ood l'Ulll1. 1;,,000 ml. '77 c~ de Ville Santa Ana 542·881 I
·73 Lincoln Cont .. 4 Dr. Oldsmobii. 9955 ·oo 1-'irrbird 4 Spd, 6 Cyl:
Sedan. V-8, auto trans, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Overhead cam . Xlnt
ORAHGE COUNTY'S
OLDEST ~~ ........... ~?.3.~ •HEW COLORS
$S.'JOll 06h·:H:\<! Now 1n stock. Brand
----nl'w. Must sell at d1., Corntte 9932
factory air conditioning. '75 OLDSMOlt• r. llres. mag whls. Goo.I power steering, power w;
Alltos. UNd ld1sr) brnkes, power STARFIRE cond · $1100, (2 1:1) f.' o u n l pr t cc. C &J l l , •••••••••••••••••••• •• • 598 1038 •MEW MODELS ••••••••••••••••••••••• it! J11g XJ6'', whit.-, air.
A~I 1"'1 IJ~. t•I"<' snrf,
1:,~ m1 T.&kC' ctv.-r leue
;J\'llll t'.vl'~ II.~ 7149
Huge SitVlllJtS on ALI. rt'
ma1 n1n~ new 76s &
Demos
AmencanCar Plan. 1976 Corvette. 51100 mi, windows, power seals, VG, autom a t ic, pwr. _. __ . ------
990 l 751-8910 wbt, fully cqwp'd, auto AMI FM slcreo. heater. steer1.ng, pwr . brakes .• 71 Pont Safan Stn. Wj?n.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------trans. Bst oCr. Must :.ell. whitewall tires. v1nvl rad 1 o & hea l er. 1-'ully pwrd, w /xtr ai.. G1Mral
Sall'S Serv11·1· Lt·1i~1ng KanNHWI Ghio 9735
loy CS"Ye-r ,Inc. • • ••• •••• •• • • • • • •• • •• • • Rolls ftO)'l'C 11 \1 W 1 I \Ulll '111 I. $:! IQ<I JW.,,t
1!>4C>Jambori•1· oH•r. ~uc-&40 SJOO or
Tht> Retter 8afl(111n
MARQUIS TOY OT A
\flS.<\ION VI F:JO
ll 1·2110 495-1210
Newport 84!ach &10 t'.444 •~-41121 ---Bil
76 BMW 200:'. ll 'k1n1t Mende •731 .. ~ .. ~~nL
•196. 14,500 m1 . iunroof ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM I FM SJ&. 76tU
'ffi BMW, EXTRAS
$2250 5J6. 3281 or
&al-5155 after 6pm
miracle
mazda
C~ 971S • ••••••••• ••. ••. ••..... 2 I 50 Harbor ll•d.
'74C8pn , VII, 11unmo<. l>llf Coda M"4I '45-5700
trim, xlnt \'mtd. 11:.l 11!1 Met-c .. s a.a 9740
over $3000. 750 :\549 •••• •••••••• •• ••. •••••.
'74. Or11 own('r Nt•w
tires, lo m1. Xlnl comJ
S2500. 644.~)
Cltrotw 9716 .......................
LHM
H.w-UMCI
OVER 100
MHCEDIS
Citroen SM '73 Cta111lr, OHDISPUY
auto. AM tFM, pwr, air , HouM of lnlport1
gold, 1mmac. Li ke new Al'TIIORl Zl':t>
Bill MAXEY
TOYOTA
.............. t •• ,,, ..
MUU'•'°''"l'\Ul f• H
il Toyota Celle a, 39m,
$2196. or offer.
552-1737 arLer 6.
'&2 l NTERNATlONAC.
MF.TRO MITE. $700
640-2700
'73GMCSUBURBAN
1 , T. ~per c~tm. duol
air, PS, P B. auto traru.,
tilt whl, AM/t'M, 30 ital
gas Wt. HD auap. $3795
PP. 6'2·9368
9905 •••••••••••••••••••••••
lf74AMC
HOR MET
WAGONS i n si d e, outs id e & MEHCt:DESDEAl.Elt
me cbanlcally. $1700. fi862 Manchester. ,11 CORONA AM /FM, The Dady Pilot has S mech l J k J t Homel Sportabout st.a· Ian~• 0 wor us Buena Park A/C, Gd. cond. 144-9212 tlon w-::ron1 for aale. comp el..... n11. owner&. 523·7250 da,:nor'94-4811 wknds. r ... u1 wltb air od Daya, 752·1800, eves --'---------""'t P co ). ;· wknds, 494'"'502 Ori the Santa Ana Fwy. •69 Coron a •·dr. upd. ticminl. delUJte lrim. roof
............_ 9720 "14 MBZ 280 C. m etallic Very good cond. $850. rack. power alffrlnt anJ -at\ ecooom.lcal 251 CID r. -•••••••••••-••••••• blue. sunroof, s tereo. Call893-t480 1pm cylinder eoiinea. All DRIYIA Perfect bodycood.~. T...... 9767 matrcalo-'b)'our1talf. 98B-t042 ...................... . LITTLE... '763000 11.000 mi. '69 Triumph G'n. Mint Alprfced•tSll9S
S •VE A LOT Assume lse or seJL cond. SZ200. "' Pvt. Pty 493-0lM CaU '3'1-3\92 J DP·62 Is floi1hed ln SHOP fr COMPARE Sil G IAAWIClt DATSUN 1981 'dr, 220S, xlot cond, "1l TM perfect cond. ver reen melalllc
13000 or bes\ oUer. llmt MU fast! Sac. Belt ..till peen rio.YI Interior. Su Juan Capistrano Priced rt•M atonl7 •ll·ll714tl..Jl75 ~:551-2200 dl•.~ ~,.
ss 2.80 sE. l't'btt ens. cull va1ts..,.. tno szotS TOPIUYER pwr, ai r & injec. ---·-•-••••••••••
Seeus first.&tast!Top AM ffM !, very clean. HIW•USID AllcanmaybeM81>ln
dollarpatd for impor1.1. 962·2C17G vw•s lhe Daill__ Pilot parldna
COSTAMISA ·s9 t90SL , xlnt cood, Jot, 330 1¥°· Ba7 Sc.r.ot.
DATSU11i..1 "-11• Costa Mesa. Call W"'3al " AM/FM s tereo. silver -•tr .._.. tor more \nform allO!!,.
2845 Rarbor Blvd. &nY. S54m. PP.49'7·2674 IM STOCK Ask for Rick or o.ur In
CostaMeaa S41H5410 MGa 9744 HINlo.... thefieetian«•·
"T•Mi •Z. ....................... _... 'l'1 AMO Rebel,. dr,' CJI,
uw..~.JomJ. '71 llOBGT, now dutch. ,....-,
·-..u . Harry '"'-· mum.,-, • pipe. c£111'1'11111 -w .t11a
.alor'JUolil». SZ950.~Taft.tpm U~ /1..,. Bond liatebM« 1'73.
-U .OZ. aaper c:ood, nu "131110 8 • GT. M1D« wort ~--JIWtr Una, l'tlDI ,_f a.1 I nd1aJs. all~ muat oa body. White. Bat of. lmDW....,n•u 9lwd. 11114 IDH. 1'11000 ml ~ .... tilOO. mC30 fer! w.an •• 11 ••• IM-1111 ~--nu
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i6 El Dorado Conwrt. P "52 1542 aJt 6 roof· wheel co \'t' r" · lM2NLE). $1400. 963-6986 p. 1 • -pm 225LQZ OllJILY .r"995 -----iSOO mi. £1 7 Cl4M• "" ~ Ph fi.IO ti5:>1 arti•i ~. • 7 6 Corvett~ • $44.95 '38 Pontiac. Me<"hanicallv
---V-8.auto,P /S.I' 11.A /C. JohnsonandSon hou nd. $2500. Cal l
Camoro 99 17 Very low mile~ St!nal 1.1ncoln Men:ury SRl 0732
••••••••••••••••••••••• No lZ37L6S443403 2626 Harbor Blvd. Thunderi>ird
'76 Sitv~r. 5 ,600 mi. IOI IL.ACK OLDS Co--ta Mesa 540-5630 9970
:\M 1"\f H lrk sh•rco. 2345N.Grand '74LmcolnCoot.Cpe.V-8.
I' S. P It. r:iuial lire~ Sanla Ana S42·8l11 l auto trans, factory air l'.dl l>r AdJms, 962-3319 --rondiliorung, full power,
nrt!\l'" 751 iil88 ••••!'•••••••••••!!.~~ A.\I. FM stereo. heater.
C'.imaro '72 VS Auto, .,..b1tcwall tares, 'myl
AM t FM,PS.$Z400. sc:ouiarXR7,AM/l'"M roor. wheel covers. !l6lllS9S stereo. P S, P/B, 350LUV __ · _ · · ____ sncnfice. 549·8469 or $5695
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'66 T·llRD. ia..ct.,
Full pwr. S1195 645 9737
Loolctng for 3 pam pered V990 9974
car? I h ave 1t. '70 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Oldsmobile Delta 88 71 GT Wagon. $1600, lo m1,
AIC. full pwr. sieoo firm clean insull', i:ood cood.
551·2352 673 lXl 1;1 Camaro ~S. Paid ~93 2647. John!.oo and Son
$1500. ~d cond. Ust orr Lincoln Mercury 72 DELTA 88. Auto. air, 74 2 dr, nrw radials, xlnt ~,~,, o189K .a!>k lor Marla aft SELL idle items with a 2628 Harbor Blvd. SI 900 or best orrer. 1·ond. 39,000 m1, $13'J:'I.
4 prn. Uaily Pilot Classified Ad. Cotlla Mesa 540.5G30 831-1768 aft. 4PM _S48_.0J_J_1 _____ _
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VOi-70, NO. 671 3 SECTIONS. 36 PAGES ORANG COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1m TEN CENT i
f Marina Officer Faces Cocaine
By AaTHUR a. VINSEL
Ot •Del.., ,..... '411H
A hip 1ebool truancy officer
faces cbarees of reerultlng two
boys, each 16, in a Peruvian co-
caine s.mugellng scheme aft.er
police allege he made a $10,000
deal with a Huntington Beach
narcotics detective Wednesday.
Alec Jefferson Rose, 27, a
G~lden West College law enforce·
ment mator who worked at Marina High School, today was
beJd in lieu of $25,000 bail.
ROH wu booted on suapicion
of conspiracy and inducing or
soliciting DUDOn to import or sell
cocaine.
The two youths, who police as
sert were handed $10,000 m front
rnoney to finance the trip to South
America for the stimulant drug,
were booked into Orange County
Juvenile Hall. They face con
sp1racy charges and are held to
answer charges in juvenile court
of being in danger of Jeadmg
Jewd and dissolute lives.
___.....· o un ty
.I Meet Hopefuls
I
Six candidates are runrung for ability to do research and get out
three seats on the Board of relevant facts." Trustees o( the Ocean View
(elementary) School District in Jean E. Bogen, 42, her husband
Huntington Beach. The elect.Jon and three children hve at 17332
f
is next Tuesday. Yosemite Circle, Huntington
Candidates were asked two Beach. She 1s a teacher al Ocean
questions: What is the key pro· View High School. Mrs Bogen
blem facing the district today'? holds a BS from UCLA and is cur
Why do you believe you are bt't rently working towards an MA
ter qualified to solve 1t than other from the Uruversity of San Fran·
candidates? cisco.
Here are the candidates' She has served on the Ocean I responses: View elementary board for four
years. I Margaret J . Stark, 39, her The djstrict's key problem,
i husband and two children live at said the incumbent trustee, is
16341 Birdie Lane. Huntington dee lining enrollment and the
: Beach. She hol ds a PhD from the financial and empty classroom
Unjversity of lndiana. difftcuJties the .drop in atteb·
1 Mrs. Stark, a college pr~
fnsor. i• the director of the Cal
State Loni Beach Urban Stud1es
Ce~ter. Sttie sald the kf'y issue in the
dtst.,ct cttlters around declining
enroYment coupled with shnnk·
k>I sl¥mding power
"THese two problems require
more special kinda of plann1ng,"
aald Mrs. Stark, "More selective
Choices are need~. There l~ a
n~ed for greater input mto
pottcy·makmi from a broader
gro11p ol parties involved In the
education process.'·
' ' Mrs. Slark believes she is bet·
ter qualified as n trustee can·
dldat.e because sho has "proven
Coast
Weather
\ Variable high cloud1n~s
clearing late tonight. Gus·
ty n~ly wtnds 20 to 30 miln hour especially
below canyons throuch
Friday. J,ows tooigbt 42 to so. Wchl'Frida.y 80 to 66.
.,INSIDE TODAY
A !""""" Colfa Af•ao "'°"' ~ ,..,.,,, ,. fidbt ~
dance brings with at
As a board member. Mr'\.
Bogen said. she has been faced
with similar problems for the
past four ) ears and has e"
perience an budget cutting.
She believes her board ex·
perience and back"round 1n
educatJon quahf1es h<'r for n'
elecuon.
Darrdl. C. Cartu, 38. his v.1fe
and three children hve at 0052
Sumrner Drive. llunt1n1ton
Beach. He holds an MS 1n
management from West Coa'St
University and a BS an andustnal
engineering from esc
Carwr as a SJ>(.'caal project<;
laboratory manaJ!Cr for an
Jrvine firm Jle h:n bf'en in·
volved with the llunt1ngton
Beach Policv Planning Commit
lff, yOU\h sports and the Lakt·
View Elementary Sehool Parent·
Teacher Organization
Carter has served on the Ocean
View school board for four year...
The key problems facing the
district. sa1d the incumbent, are
financing and ioflat1on. "The
need for individual "chool dis· tricta to control c06t.a Is ev~
more imperative now than il has
been in the past."
He added, "We will also need
usi1tance from the state ln
an1werin& the Serrano· Priest
problem."
Carter said he believes bis
background in management,
education and finance makes
him "probably the moat qualified
jn terms of budget control than
any of the other candidates."
J07 Dntrlell, who would not
give her age, lives wtth her
husband and three childn!n at
1M01 Woodnlff St .. Westmimter.
Sb• ls a housewife and busi·
JMPWOIDAD.
Iii~ Dautrich bu attended the
Unlteriat.1 Of Tau •t EJ Palo.
She bu been an instructional
Detective sci. Karl Vidano, of
tbe narcotics detail, said no
drugs ol any kind were seized as
a result of the Wednesday night
arrests.
He claims the youths met
Detective Val Brikett to get the
bank roll in a 1 ·40 p.m. ren-
dezvous near Golden West Street
and Bois a A venue where they
were taken into custody without
incident.
Rose, who was being tailed by
stake out det~ttves. was arresl-
f'd at 9 p.m. at Gothard Street
and McFadden Avenue while ap-
parently en rou~e to meet his aJ.
leged proteges.
"The entire two-week in·
vesUgaUon wu based on the al·
leged enticement o( the
juveniles," said Vidano, adding
that others were instrumental in
the probe.
He said Rose apparently
became acquainted with the
youths m bis campus capacity as
a supervision aide, a job financed
throu&h federal funds.
"He's like tbe old-time truant
orficer," said Vidano.
Rose was suspended from his
job under state law requiring
such acllon in the event of a drug-
related arrest.
Marin a Hi gh Schoo l
spokesman said today that Rose.
of 6851 Oxford Drive, Huntington
Beach, has been employed at tbe
north city campus since
December.
Campus spokesman at Golden
West College confirmed that he is
hootout
GJ>acific
Ocean
0.lty "ltil !IMP by If-Ct•m
REDISTRICTING PROPOSAL: Under new
plan Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's Third
District would sweep down (arrow), into
Tustm, lrvme and El Toro MCAS areas.
Other districts shown are Philip Anthony,
First District; Laurence Schmit, Second
District; Ralph Clark, Fourth District;
and Thomas Riley, Fifth District.
Proposed changes will be considered by
county board Tuesday.
Redistricting Weighed
Plan Splib Huntington Into 3 D~tricu
A proposed revamping of
Orange County's five
supervisorial districts leaves
Newport Beach undivided and
the SaddJeback Valley still in
Supervisor Thomas Riley's Fifth
District.
The same pJab proposes
stretcbing Supervisor Ralph
Diedrich's 'Munl District down
into north Irvine and Into the
area adjoining El Toro Marine
Air Bruie.
The plan endoned on a 3 to 2
vote by a committee of
supervisor aides Wednesday
divides Huntington Beach
between three districts.
But it also throws Fountain
Valley into a single district,
Supervisor Philip Anthony's
First District.
What the proposed redistrict·
ing plan means now is ~nly that a
majority of the supervisor aldes
think it is the best proposal to
date.
Tuesday, the Board of
Supervisors will discuss the pro·
posed polWcal boundary plan de·
aiened to offset populaUon dis·
crepancies among the five dis-
tricts.
Coffee Nerve
Finns Hike Price• Again
And 1t won't be until the
supervisors either reject, accept
or alter the redistricting scheme
that it will have any meaning.
Head of the aide committee
that drew up the proposal was
Denis Home of Riley's staff.
Home said his committee had
three objectives in mind when it
devised various proposals for
board consideration.
First, Home said, was the ob·
jective of equaliting population
among the five districts.
Then. he added, the committee
sought to minimize the s plitting
o( cities between various dis·
tricls.
And, Horne added, the commit·
tee made an attempt to divide
,rowth areu so that all expected
uture popQlallon increases
wouldn't be clustered in a single
dlatrlct to force another im•
balance.
Home pointed out that com•
l'IUmiU• lD aotne unincorporllted areu .. have u much community
Identity a clties."
Q/Ur .... Ml.ad~
job • .., ... a... tMnbtt° f1oo
..,.i °". SM flat etJ&er 1W ...... ~ ...... -papn-bact "11'1• I~ rnott
tlacaa • G mlQi.on dollar•. S.. P.04CA1.
... in -district and H1"Ytld 00
.. ·~ SdJool adybory com1alttee aod Ranch<> Vlew ~
NEW YORK CAP) -General Foods Corp .. the
nation's largest coffee roaster, bas raised wholesale
prices on ground coffee brands by 40 cents a pound to
as mu.ch as U,.10 a pound, a spokesman said today.
While the wholesale price of Its popular Maxwell
House brand was rabed to $3. 71 a pound the Yoban
brand was pegged at $.1.~ and SllUa and brim decaf·
feinated brands were set at $4.10. The compatl)' alao
hilted wholesale prices of instant coffees by 10 to 18
cents an ounce.
''Therefore," he said, ••we
tried to avoid dividing aucb com·
munitiea as Ml11lon Vlelo,
Wl\Dll Ni pet and Dana Point.,. .... EarlY ~ Edocatloa Com-mittee. CollU'.riUnlcaUon •'>r tbe lack ot
it." ii the dlltriet'• btaceat pro-
blem.lalct Mr&. Da&&trtch.
•'Too many parent.I and other
tcp1Q91 a?e not 1.nfonned on
wbat ls t~ ptace in their
1cbooll. 0 lb6*5ded. ••w. haveio
spt"Dd Ulcpqer dGISars more t«·
ledlvely and effldentJ.7. •'
..... ,:Di:Utrt said Sh' ii eqiij:iped to bi a tnltM beCa.i
<aeeOCIL\H,. Al)
The increases marked the third tlnie General
Foods bas raised pric tho past month. <Rela'-cd story-1¥)
'lbe natloo's aecoocf~ rwter, Folaer Col:
foe ~,:is cbaroa& •• 1t ~esale (or CO!· lee.
C«Jee ,prlCes h. riiltn lteadU1 the. past 18 . mOidla M f1"0ltS m Ametica arid cbfl war in A.nae.a.a outavah.abl~. ·
"And I think we did a 1ood Job ln ·reac~ that goal," Horne
added.
lle called tbe tuk ~redrawing
political boundaries ••a multi·
dlmenaicllal problem•• calllnt
for "beJMcla, dimensions" ancl
.. IP~rillllng IOlutlooa. ••
Wjllll be IQftftt WM for exam~
pie, it la Impossible to draw ne'1r
bollndariet without 1plltUn1
10 e dtlel betwelll at lust two
~di.
c.a..•11•.t.r .... ~
a )aw enforcement and ad·
aunistraUonofjusllcem&Jor.
lnvest11ators declined to
speculate whether the asserted.
scheme to send the two hilh
school boys to Peru for several
pounds of cocaine was really in·
tended to be carried out.
They a&reed that the asserted
plot could have been an elaborate I
hoax created lo obtain money'
from interested backers whof
would be reluctant to go to police. l
Rose is expected to be ar-
raigned Friday.
s
3 Youths
Try Heist;
Of Store I
By GARV GRANVILLE
OH ... o .. 1y P'l .. 1 St•ll I
A woman market owner was .
killed and her son was seriously
wounded Wednesday night when
three juvoniles armed with
sawed-off shotguns altemp~ to
rob a neighborhood grocery store
m Santa Anu. police said.
·'It was like a regular fire right
inside that meat cooler ,·· one
police officer said or the robbery
attempt.
Killed in a bloody exchange of
gunfire was Hoyyou Kong Lau.
66. owner of Santa Ana 1''ood I
Market at 1216 W. First St.
Wounded in the fracas was the 1
victim's son, Ken Lau, 25, a San·
ta Ana resident. 9 Also wounded was one of the
three young robbers, an uniden-
tified juvenile now lodged in the
prison ward at UCI Medical I
Center. I
Police said the juvenile bandit I is in satisfactory condition. But.
they said, hospital authorities
say Lau is in serious condition in
an intensive care unit at the
medical center. •
According to police, the three'
boy bandits stalked into the store I
at 10:40 p.m .. each o( them ca~ rying a sawed-off shotgun.
They reportedly forced th
market's e mploye s and
customers, about nine people, in·
to a meat cooler.
But, police said, the young rob·
bers became frustrated when.
they couldn't open a safe contain·
ing the day's market receipts.
In an exchange of words wi
his captives, one robber re
portedly became angry and ftred
his gun. The gun misfired, polic
said.
With that misfire, however
Lau apparently decided it was
ttme to use the .JS.caliber re-
volver bidden from view inside
Jacket he was wearing.
And that unleashed a shootin
match In which police say at
least 11 shots were exchanged
between the robbers and their
captives.
Mrs. Lau was mortally
wounded in the exchange. She
died four hours Jater as surgeona
battled to save her life.
The woman's son was se
ly wounded and one of the
youthtul bandits was struck three
times by buJJets fired at him.
Police believe a second robber
may have been wounded. But un·
like his fallen fellow robber, he
. reportedly was able to nee from
the market. with his uninjured
mate.
!Aft behind by the pair oC boY.'
bandit.I who made their 1etaw1~'
were the juvenile now ln the,
prllon ward of the medJcal ·
center and two of the three i
aawed-olf shotguns. l Aho le.ft behind, tucked away
bi a 11fe. were the day's market
recelJ)CIJ u police reported tho
two robbers now wanted onl munler charges left tho store
empty banded.
• ~AsbFandsJ For BB Bikeway ·
All apsticatlon for ~ to •· bi e&at. fUndl to build a 4.5-mlle•
blkeway atonr Bolla Chica Slate'
Beach ln Huntlniton Beach was f
ordered Tueada1 bJ Oranior
: County supervllorl.
A report to the bom1 1alct tlJ6
trial WOald nm tronl t.be ~ beUh co Beach Bookn1'1
WCM&ld ti up with~ • traUa bl tbe area.
TOWER CITY. Pa. IAP> -
Warm IOtlal. a Ju1 ot bol bralh
and cbew•n1 tobacco wen
pubcd Ultouth a ahMDCb tunnel
&oday to a coaJ miner entombed
alnce Tuesday when an utldtt·
1rv nah Oood WRC'k~ a
coal .
Ra.Md Adi.,. 31. tapped a
meuare ot llfe throuah a 80-foot
walJ of aolid ('Oal Wednnday af·
temoon, Marty 32 hours altu ~
Teen Jailed r ..... rflfleAJ
Jn Market ~~~ .. ~:,;;.:,er•• Twice Hit,
Horne Gets
Cop Guard
children, parents .. nd taxpayers
of lhe community.·· ueis· . t Try She added. "I'm home all day Il4 .I.. j and available when people nt:ed
me."
l"ountatn Valley police detec ·
tives arrested a 19-year-old San·
la Ana youth in conn«";Ct1on with
an attempted armed robbery
Monday morning al Von's
supermarket.
Roy Thomas Marshall or 1721
Manne St was booked in Orange
County J ail on $50.000 bail.
Fountain Valley police detec-
tives Leon P£:pka and Marlin
Engqwsl arr<'st<'d Marshall at
2: 30 p. m . in front of the Orange
County Courthouse in Santa Ana.
The suspect was in court on a
r<'sisting arn•sl {'harge, Pepka
said.
Mars hall 1s l·hari:cd with
bur.a.:lary, armed robbery and
two counts or assault with a dead
ly weapon.
The susp<'ct allegedly tried to
hold up the Von':-. market al 16201
Harbor Boulevard in FountaJn
Valley Monday at 10 a.m. He and
another bandit were thwarted by
store manag<'r Stev1•n T llof·
fman, 32, of M1ss1on VicJo. police
said.
Hoffman reported!) grabbed
Marshall's 22 caliber pellet air
pistol and wrestl<'d the suspel'l
down a n1~hl of St3 trS
Both suspects fl <'d the store.
jumped a block wall and escaped
in a brown Cadillac, police said.
Tht' other suspect is i.t1ll at
large, Pepka said
Gusty Winds
To Increase
Along Cotut
Gusty wands which blew into
lh<' Orang<' Coa:-.t area this week
continued today and are expert
ed to increase in velocity Friday,
according lo the National
WeathcrSen1t"e
Frida) \\ 1nds should range
bct\\el•n 20 .ind 30 miles per hour
with coastal temper.itur<'s re·
aching a h1~h of 62 <kgn•l·s \\Ith
the low about 4.8
Skies \\Ill rcm.un clear and
s111111y \\Ith no r.un Corcc.:<1st for
the Wl'Ckt•nd
Small craft advisories re·
mainro in effect ;dong the coast
from Point Conception to the
Mexican border. Wmd kicked up
oHshnrc wavl's IJl'I ween lhrct'
and rive fret .ind llfrguards rl'
portl'd rn1)(kratc surf running
about £ivt' f(•et
Unusually warm ocean lem
perulurl's or about f,(I de11:ret'S
dropped n<'url y six dcgrl'cS this
we<'k lo a chilly !'>4 ;as a result or
the "ind
'IYViolence
On Increase
WASlllN<;T<)''l tAP 1 Broad·
l'i!Kt f.'Xl'C:Uh\'('' hd\ t' tesl1'11•tl
that they arc work1na hard to re
rlu('t• v1ol<'Ol't' deplctect on
tt•l<'vis1on but a notC'd r<'searchcr
on thl' subJr<·t saul TV Hnlence
has mcrcai.{'() sharply
Gcori~e t;crbner, dean of the
Annenb<>rg School of Com·
municalions at lht" University of
Pennsylvania, said Wednesday
that TV v1olt>ncc had incrca!led
''in all cate~ories including
'(:unity viewing' and children's
program time on all three
networks."
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Marianne Blank, 44, lives with
her husband and three children
at 6851 Jard1nes Drive, Hunt
mgton Beach. She holds a BA m
sociology from UC Berkeley.
She 1s employed part time as
a volunteer coordinator at llunt
ington Beach High School
She has served on the Orecin
View school board since 1973
Mrs. Blank is a former Mesa
View Parent-Teacher Associa-
tion president.
Mrs. Blank has serv<'d on a
state committee to rev1<'w tex-
tbooks and is a director cm the·
Orange County ::)chool Boards
Assoc 1 at ion.
She also said the district's key
problem is one of finances. "I look
lo improvement when the Ser
rano-Priest decision 1s 1m
plemented, .. said ~1rs. Blank "ll
is d1fflcu1l to maintain a com
petitive employe salar y
schedule."
Mrs. Blank said she 1s better
qualified than other cand1dat<'s
because she has .. the ability to
make commitments cind has
time a1.ailable to serve I have
never mi"scd <.i board meeting in
tht' past lour years "
James E. Tucker, 40. llH!S with
wife and two children at 16251
Fa1rv.ay Lane, Huntington
Bca<'h lie 1s a vouth workl'r
Tucker has bc<'n involved with
scouts. Parl'nt-Teal'hcr Assoc1a
hon. the Meadow View school ad-
visory comm1ttee and the high
school district scholarship fund
lie has <Jltcnded Orange t'oast
Colle~e.
Tucker identified the d1slnct'c;
key prolJlem as declining t•nroll
ment and 1b 1mpatl on the
budget In order lO cut tht•
budget." he said. "we must do 1t
w 1thout culling co:;sent1al cur
ncula '
Tucker ~aid he hac; th•• t 1me to
spend 1n r<'"-NJrchini.: "J)''> tC> l'Ut
the district budgt'l without 1m-
p<Hr mg ttk-CUITICUlil
Teen Driver
Runs Friend's
Car in Ditch
/\ 16·year old dnv,•r. armed
with her learner's pt·rm1t, ~ot 1n
lo her boyfriend's souped up
sedan at Manna ll1 gh School
Wedn~day and w1•nt (11r a i.hort
drn e that end1•d .111\•r s ht• plowt>d
throuJ?h 'i5 kt't n( fcnrc and l'tnt
lht• c·ar into a flood !'11111 ml d1lch
Polr<·1· s.ud the driver reported
no m1ur1~ in the :l p m mishap
t"<cept for pcrh.ip~ the dama~<'
done to hrr pruh·
Two p.ilrolmf'n parked in d
'hoppin~ ct'oter near lhe school
.;.i1d thf'y ht•ard a horr1•nc1ou'>
c;creech of acceleratin~ tire•., JUst
before the crash which t'au:.•'d
moderatt" damage to the c-ur
Tht" dnvt"r told them she was
on her way to pirk up the car·~
owner on tht> otht·r side of c-am
pus w~n she l~t control and hit
the fence.
Polle-.-were sympathetic with
the novice driver's plight, hut
they issued her dtations alleging
exhibition of speed and driVJng
with a learner's permit while un-
accompanied by a licf'nsed
driver.
A heavy police watch has been
placed on a Huntington Beach
movie producer whose home has
been invaded by extortionist
thugs twice in the past two
weeks.
James T . P'locker. 36, of 7271
Little f1<1rbor Lane, in the
Seachff Country Club district,
was forced at gunpoint Monday
night to write a $13.000 check to
the two Hollywood-type en·
forcers.
The incident in which be was
confronted w1th apparently a .357
Magnum revolver followed an
earlier t'pisodc in wh ich a check
for SJ.334 was demanded of him.
Flocker and his roommate.
Phil Catalli. said the men,
d.res&ed m dark business suits,
made rcfcr<'ncc on that occasion
to collecting on an old business
deal ror their boss
The v1ct.Jm told pohce some
months ago he retained a motion
picture director for a movie pro·
Jecl he desired to produce, but
which was finally aborted.
ll1s c hosen director had
already received two payments
or $3,334 40 of the agreed-upon
$10,000 but continued demanding
th<' rest. accor<4ng to police.
Detective Sgt Bert Chadwick
said none~ leads have developed
m the bizarre series or collec·
t1on:-. and collect1on attempts.
The Dlstrict Attorney's Office
was still bafncd and puzz'.ed in
deli berating what charges to file
m the first incident when the
Monday night repe at
performance occurred.
Sentencing
In Airplane
Buzzing Due
A 20 V<'ar old !:ieal Beach man
fal es s<'ntencin~ April 13 on
d1arges involving th(' buzzing of
h1c; g1rlfnt•nd's home in a stolen
a1rplan<' last Nov 30
Tht'Odore LaBelle. 4596 Elder
Av<' . pll'aded guilt~ Wednesday
in Long Beach Superior Court to
.1 fC'lony l'harg{' or stealing an
.11rplane from the Long Beach
~tun1('1p;rl Ai rport und a misde-
ml·anor count of ny1ng too low
LaB<'l le made several
dan~erously low passes over the
Seal Beach homl' of his girlfriend
and other areas of the citv before
landing in a ri<'ld at the Seal
Beach Ncivy WC'apons Station . .a
l'ol1re said that LaBclle's wim"
niJ.?ht follow<'d a brt'akup with his
g1 r If r ll'ncl
La Betit'. .1 stud<'nt al Cal State
Long B•·arh. I"> free on ~.000
ball
Mangers Sets
Talks in HB
Asor;emblyman Denn is
Mlmgerl' fD Huntington Beach>
will m ake two public ap-
peaunt"es an lhl' city thi!! week.
Tonight he will discuss his
legislation regard in g Bolsa
Chica marshlands at a communi-
ty forum at the Central Library,
7111 Talbert Ave. It Is scheduled
from 7 30toR·JOp.m.
Friday, Mangers wtll hold a
student press conference at 1: 30
p.m. at the community center at
Goldrn West College. The public
also is Invited to attend.
Take That!
Prmch Thwarts Newport Heut
A would-be robber got a mouthful of fist instead of
a fistful• of dollars Wednesday when he tried to stick
up a Newport Beach r ealtor.
POUCE S.UD the youthtul robber trapped the
36-year-old salesman in a phone booth near the in·
tersectlon of Pacific Coast Highway and Bayside
Drive, brandishing a six-inch switchblade knife and
demanding all of the salesman's money and credit
cardg.
The salesman said he hit the bandit in the race
with his rlgbt band. which was encased in a cast.
'l1IE WOULD-BE robber staggered backward,
blood gushing from his mouth. He r81\ away •
. Police, summonod to the scene by the salesman,
:said they were unable to find o.ny trace of the per-
petrs~r C!f the 9: ~ p. m . incadenL
e
w.re lDJW"9d wbn the wattt
""'Pl thJ'ouah lb mlott, tn the
heart of Penn•ylvan11'1 an-
thraettt coal m1n1n1 area. t.O
mU. northeut of Han11bur1.
'!'be water apparently btolte
throu&b a wall from an abml-
donecf ahaft, 1weeplD1 mln.e tim·
bus and other debrts UlroUCJl the
tunnel.
"AdJey's in very iood spirits
and very good bealtb," said Leon
Richter, vice president o( tbe
Kocher Coal Company, the
mifle's owner
The supplies were placed ln
two four-loot-long canisters and
pushed through a six-inch hole
~red i{l/O lhe coal durtne the
night.
J ohn Shutack, an official wilh
the federal Mirung Enforcement
and Safety Administration, said
Adley, the lather of two. also
asked for a shot of whisky but
was turned down.
·'The man is in excellent
sp1ri~." Shutack told a news
briefing. "We told him not to
move from lhe area."
Shutack s aid A d ley was
perched on a 45-degrce s lope on
splintered limber in a four-by
s1x -by-e1ght.foot ar<'a.
After drilhn~ the s ix-inch com-
m u n 1cat1on s haft. rescuers
began cult.mg a tunnel through
which Adley could be rescued.
They began by drilling a senes of
holes and increasing their size
little by little with hand picks. to
avoid causing a cave-in.
Shutack said that after about
seven hours of work rescuers had
dug a four-foot diameter hole
four f~l into the coal seam.
Asked about rumors lhat other
noises had been heard inside lhe
m ine. Shutack replied: "We've
heard some reports but we ha
ven 't confirmed them. Outside of
Adley moving and outside of our
own people we haven't been able
lo pick up any other sounds."
Fua
cJlizcDI who 1pott d a )!ou.na man
m lb b r tua car Newport
Seaeh dnetday afternoon caU~d paramtdlca
thlnki the wu 1oe lnto convulsloas. ~Y
should have called the SPCA.
WHEN PA.aAMEDICS arrh.ed on the ~cene they
found the man battlin& his household pct -a
.and a half loot pyt.boa.
The sUppery snake apparently got loose while t.hn
man was driving near Fashion Island. It then crawled
into the back seat and became firmly cntrenchl'<l in
the rear coils. leading to the epic battle.
Af'TER FIGlfl'ING it out before startled on·
lookers. master and serpent were reunited. They th~n
drove off without leaving their names. ·
F,....P~Al
COUNTY REMAP •••
Present boundaries divide 11
cities.
Under the Horne commiltee
proposal, only three cities wtll be
split, Huntington Beach, Orange
a nd lrvmc.
A plan submit ted to
s upervisors late last year by
political consultant William
Butcher also kept the split cities
down to three.
But Butcher's plan also divided
Newport B eac h and gavl'
Diedrich the Saddleback Vullev
north or the San Diego l''reewuy ..
Politically significant in th<'
aides' plan is the proposed
Fourth District carved out tor
Supervisor Ralph Clark.
Under the plan, Clark's home
city, Anaheim. would be, for the
firs t t1me, entirely within his dis·
tnct.
And. Democrat Clark would
add two cities to his dislnct
Buena Park and La Palma where
registered Democratic voters
outnumber Republican voten.
At the same time. Democrat
Diedrich would lose lhose two
Democratic cities and pick up
areas that are heavil y
Republican. east Orange, north
Tustin and north Irvine.
Supervisor Laurence Schmit's
hom e city, Garden Grove. would
also be consolidated under lhe
plan as would Supervisor Philip
Anthony's Westmiruiter.
ll was aides lo Hiley, Clark and
Schmit who cast the three votes
in favor of the plan forwarded lo
the supervisor.
Opposing the plan were staff
members or Diedrich':. and An·
thony's offices.
Tanker Hole
Not a Bomb
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
Navy underwater de molition ex-
pert clalms lhat a mysterious
hole in the side of the oil tanker
San~inena was nol caused by a
bomb, but the ship's agents are
flying in their own team to study
lhe hull.
The Navy expert's findings
confirm initial reports that the
10-foot hole was "made by a
physical ObJCCl Like a piece O( the
ship." Coast Guard Capt. James
Atkinson said Wednesday.
Atkinson 1s a member of the
baord of mqu1ry probing the Dec.
17 expl~1on that killed al least a
dozen persons and tossed sec·
lions of the i.h1p for hundreds of
yards at its pier in San Pedro.
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VOL. 70; NO. 62, l SECTlONS, 36 PAGES
fa2,131 I HOVEN, Denmark (API -A ... , • .,..Id peosl....,.lnown as
the .. human hedgeboJ" may be nearinC t.be end ol a ailt·year sac• ot
pain during which doctors aay they bave removed 32,131 barberry
·thorns from tus body.
His wife says that doesn 'l include countless inch·lont barbs they
have pulled out themselves, and there are many more still be lo be
pulled.
IT BEGAN APRIL 20, 1m, WHEN Tje:u Kjaer Jensen fell into
a heap of thorny branches from a barberry hedge, common in
Europe and the United States, that he bad been tnmming around his
home in this west Jutland village.
He tried to get up but kept falling back onto the needle·sbarp
thorns until he fainted from the pain.
Later this month Jensen will make his 248th visit to the county
hospital at Tarm for removal or thorns which bave continued LO
•
ORANGE COUNTY, CAl:IFORNtA
emerge ~ bis body in a quanUty that bu enictrecl blm 1 niche lA
Danish medical hiltory.
WREN LAST AT THE llOSPITALo 10 weeks aco. the doctors
pulled 281 tborm from lus arms and lees.
"That brought the count to 32,131 tboms removed since Jensen
was fu-st hospitalized here in 1971," said cbiet surgeon Erik
Galatius·Jensen in a telephone interview.
He admlUed t.bat be and his colleagues were at a losa to explain
how one man could get so many thorns into his body and bow after
six years they could still keep emergmc.
''It is increasingly becoming a medical mystety, .. Galatiu.s·
Jensen sald.
JENSEN, UVING ON A DISABLEMENT pension for a pre-
vious ~~~~·finds ~e affair more painful than mysterious.
TEN CENTS
·~o.t1 \bta momln1 my husband wu aiaio troubled by thorm wortlia their W&J out t.broqh the skin of his lep," his wile Marie
ufd lD a ~e conversatlon. "But ll ia.aothinc now compared wltb the hell we have been go-
lnf ~tor years," sbe uid. "The hospital's count does not. in-
clude the eow>Uess thorns we pulled out ourselves.••
JENSEN WAS HOSPITAUZED FOR irix months after he fell
into~ branches, with thorns lodged in every part of his body ex·
cept his lace, which he had managed to proteel. Af\er first overcom.
ing infections, the doctors began removing the thorns, plucking out
6,000.
For several years after that, Jensen regularly returned to the
hospital to have more thorns cut out. Often the operation called for
several hours of surgery under anesthesia.
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t
~ounty hootout s I
~·Recruited
School Officer
Faces Drug Rap
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
01 , ... D•llf Pllltl SIUI
A high school truancy offi cer
aces charges of recru1ling two
ys, each 16, in a Peruvian co-
aine smu1gling scheme after
olice allege he made a $10,000
deal with a Huntington Beach
arc.ottcs detective Wednesday. I l
1
Alec Jefferson Rose, 27, a
1.Boat Thief
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
04 tr.. O•tt"t fli'tlel St•ff
• A aailor police beheve 1s the in·
rnaUonaJ yacht thief who took a
a len $68,000 sailboat on a solo
v6yage from Newport Harbor to
...i'ahiti apparently bas Callen on
hard times on the is land
ara~tlse.
Net.Wport B<'ach Detl•ct1vC' Ken
m lttt said the suspect. James
'ill Btirkc, 48, who also goei<. by
he name William Cox, was ar·
ested for boat theft b) offlcrals
Tah1U a month ago.
But because France, which
o\lerns French Polynesia, and
he U.S. have no formal extradi·
Ion treaty, police oUkwls in
apeete released Burke from
·ail.
Smith said that the !\,ulor has
en unable to work and has in-
caled he would be willing to
aee charge5 in the U S. if so-
e,me would buy him an airline
ckel so he can Rel off the island
"I under!ltand the 1nsurenre
mP.ny 1s <-cmsrdNinJt the of
r,"Det Sm1th sa1d.
Meanwh1IC', thl' yarht's owtwr,
oker Robert J . RombC'rger,
gone to Tahiti to claim hrs
Jen craft.
Accordlnj.! to Smith. the case
gan In late November when
~rke, accompanied by another .
~Kht broker, viewed the 36-fool
rEl.nsameMC'an that Romberger
d up ror sale. • ~..,-------------------........ 'Bl Probes
I
~las Letter . !. DALLAS (AP) -The
1 l acknowledges that it
\O ined a letter which Lee
matvey Oswald reportedly
l wr~te to a Dalla!I
•milhonaire, two weeks
· before lhe assassination of
. President Kennedy, asking
labout Oswald's .. position"
before any •t.,teps" were 1 1'aken. · i. ?A spof(esmanfortbe FBJ
1 \ s~ here that the letter • w "beltlg investigated"
an decUned comment on
any flndinp. He indicated
the letter was obtained 011·
• l.Y recently.
The FBI spokesmM &aid
WedllCllday that the Je~r
1 apparently came frotn a r former aide to H. L. Hunt.
a late Dall• mlllionalre
1'ho wu a strona fananetal
1u1>9Qrter ot COQQSTattYe
Cl
Golden West College law enforce-
ment maior who worked at •Marina High School. today was
held in lieu of $25,00Q bail.
Rose was booked on suspicion
of conspiracy and inducing or
sohciting minors to import or sell
cocaine.
The two youths, who police as-
sert were handed $10,000 in front
money to fmance the trip to South
America for the stimulant drug,
were booked into Orange County
Juverule HaJI. They face con-
spiracy charges and are held to
answer cbar&es iQ jpyenile court
of being in danger or leading
lewd anddl!Ssolute hves.
Detective Sgt. Karl Vidano, of
the narcotics detail, said no
drugs of any kind were seized as
a result or the Wednesday rught
arrests.
CR!cific
Ocean
H e claims the youths met
Detective Val Bnkett to gel the
bank roll an a 7 · 40 p . m. ren·
det\lous near Golden West Street
and Bolsa Avenue where they
wt-re taken into custody without
incident.
Rose, who was being tailed by
stake out detecttves. was an-est·
ed at 9 p.m . at (.;othard StreN
and McFadden Avenue while ap-
parently en route lo meet his al-
leged proteg~.
REDISTRICTING PROPOSAL: Under new
plan Supervisor Ralph Diedrich 's Third
District would sweep down (arrow}, into
o.llf ~i.t ~ W Ham Cr-
Fi rSt District; Laurence Schmit, Second
District; Ralph Clark, Fourth District;
and Thomas Riley, Fifth District.
Proposed changes will be considered by
county board Tuesday.
.Tustin, Irvine and El Toro MCAS areas.
Other districts shown are Philip Anthony,
"The entire two·weelt in·
vest1gaUon wu~ based on the al·
I e g c d en t 1 t' t• m e n t o r t h e
Juveniles," said V1dano, adding
that others were m:.trumentaJ in
the probe.
Borrower
Of Van Loses
One Day's Pay
Redistricting
Plan Unveiled
For County
A proposed revamping of
Orange County's five
supervisorial districts leaves
Newport Beach undivided and
the Saddleback Valley still in
Supervisor Thomas Riley's Fifth
An Irvine city t>mploye who District.
dlre<:ts the youth services pro-The aame plan proposes
gram has been suspended for one stretch1n& Supervisor Ralph
duy without pay for usioa a city Diedricb's Third District down
van for personal use. into north Irvine and into the
Asslltant City Man ager Paul area adjoining El Toro Marine
Brady said today he recom-AirBaAe.
mended the one·day suspension The plan endorsed on a 3 lo 2
to City Manaaer Bill WooUett, vote by a committee of
who agreed with his decision. aupervlaor aides Wednesday
The city aide is Theres&Aven, divides Huntington Beach
26, who runs the Irvine teen betweenthreedistrlct.s.
center and all youth services pro-But it also tbrowa Fountain
grams. She's been with t.be city Valle1 into a alnale district.
for three years. Su~ervh1or Philip Anthony's
According to Brady, tbe sus-First District. ·
pension follows an investigation Wbat tbe propolf!d redlstrict-
lbat examined charges leveled ing plan means now Is only that a
agaln.st Miss Avera by a dis· majority of the supervisor aides
gruntledformercityemploye. think it is tbe best propos¥ to
Brady said the other 10 allega-date.
tfonsallprovedtobeuntounded, Tuesday, the Board of
but that the youth director ad-Supervbors Will discuss the pro-
mitted she used the city van to poaed POliileal bouidary pl~ • move her fumlture from lrvlno aigned to ottHt ,population di.
to Costa Mes.a. That lnc.ldentoc· aePMtd• amoq tbe five ctq.
cUl'Hd about a )'ear and a half trlcta. ago, besaJd. And Jt wo11•t be unUI the
.Mias.Avera up1alned sbeused 1~ either l'ejed., accept
the dly vehicle because her own or i.lter the recllsC.rlc:tlnt 1cbelne
car wu belna tti>alred and a.he tltat it wW have aay mea.alng.
peeded to JDove her belonJinis. B'ead ot tho ~. committee
MiasAvenbasfi•,daystoap-that dNW up tlie proposal was
peal the dedslon. She mlY •P-De:nlsBoneotJWey•utan.
peal to the d~'a personae!~-Horne·Nid bis committee bed fleer, Admlnlstnllve Sentc:es three obJcd.lna bl mind when It Director Jama HUTln.glon, who dmted vanoo.s proposals. fot
would t.bea CODdud a hearlnc board eonstderatlon.
MfoN&MdtY m~v. Pll'lt. Heme Wd. WM tbe ob-
The dty haa,nOt a.54 JGt .. .JtcU" d tlllnlidna ~
whetW ~ <IM~.~Al) •
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Irvine Candidates
Bare War Chests
Robert Q. Shupe, one of 10 can·
didates in Tuesday's Irvine
Unified School District trustee
race, has collected the heftiest
campaign war chest so far, ac-
cording to financial disclosure
statements.
The statements, covering
donations and ex.peMes througli
Feb. 21, show Shupe has collect·
ed $785 and spent '643, includJnf
$275 for a statement of quaUfica·
tfons mailed lo volers, $270 for
literature and t98 for advertis-
ing.
The Irvine district's board ol
trustees hll$ asked candidates to
spend no more than $783 for the
race, a figure based upon the $275
for statements of quallflcaUons
plus another 2.S.cents for each
registered voter in the district.
Following is a list of campaign
donations and expenses by can-
didate:
-Sh~ received $200 from
M"9. J.G. Gilfillan of West I.of'
Angeles; $100 each from Lou
Bardla of Sacramento, Chris
Bardis of Sacramento, Margaret
.E. Shupe of Huntington Beach.
<SeeSPENDS, Pa1eAJ)
Bilingual Talks
End F or1im· Se:ries
The quetUons posed to each
ewD'didllte ·were whether the
~"ndehbotbood school" concept
should be contJnucd and what
part bull.DI should play Sn tho
school dl•trlct. Among tho rapONet were the following:
LOtJl8 Z'EIDA: We're one o(
tb• few dtla that bu a school in
nearl~ tca<!l. They•rewalk·
to IC But the admiDistra-
tlon has done such.• "treat job" tbat we're busiq kid.a all over
tbe cl~. ~11& a ball-million dolluabntiusiq.
aoN LUNC£f'ORD: rm ccn-eel"Ded aboGt. ovtrbuslnf. I see
bul• llUinC idle Of par\lY full.
That to be one ot &he &tU. I'm ~ about. Maybe w&
ahould 1etamanet b • ~ IRJ&D: I'm DCt tcr
(liefOIWll, ~·-AQ
3 Youths
Try Heist
Of Store
By GARV GRANVILLE °' t11t o.i1, ~.io. si.11 A woman market owner was .
killed and her son was seriously·
wounded Wednesday night when
three juveniles armed with
sawed·off shotguns attempted to
rob a neighborhood grocery store
m Santa Ana, police said.
"It was like a regular fire fight
inside that meat cooler," one
police officer said of the robbery
at!~mpt.
Killed in a bloody exchange of
gunfire was Hoyyou Kong Lau,
66, owner of Santa Ana Food
Market at 1216 W. First St. ·.
Wounded in the fracas WM the
'lictim'a soo. Ken Lau, 25, a San·.
ta Ana resident.
Also wounded was one of the
three young robbers, an uniden·
tlfied juvenile now lodged in the
prison ward at UCI Medical
Center.
Police said the juvenile bandit
is in satisfactory condition. But,
they said, hospital authorities
say Lau is in serious condition in
an intensive care unit at the J
medical center.
According to police, the three '
boy bandits stalked into the store 1
at 10:40 p.m ., each of them car·
eying a sawed·ofC shotgun.
They reportedly forced the
market 's employes a nd
customers, about nine people, in-
to a meat cooler.
But, police said. the young rob·
hers became frustrated when
they couJdn 't open a safe contain-
ing the day's market receipts.
ln an exchange of words with
his captives, one robber r e-
portedly became angry a nd rired
hi~ gun. The gun misfired, police
said.
With that misfire, however.
Lau apparently decided it was
time to use the .38-caliber re-
volver hidden from view inside a
jacket he was wearing.
And tbat unleashed a shooting
match jn which police say at
least 11 shots were exchanged
between the robbers and their
captives.
Coast
Weather
Variable high cloudlness
clearing late tonight. Gus.
ty norUlerly winds 20 to 30
miles per bour especially
below canyon~ througl\
Friday. Lows tonight 42 to
!iO. Highs Friday 60 lo 66.
D. fll tJ•IUl&JLlllllim .... m. alJU••fltl. •
-Rem Luac..tord •eotar.H r•t*..S
.. uC'b hom WalLoD R. l)awtl <:ti
Ana. WlWam N. Uttlendd
of lnim; $100 ut'b from Waulla
E. Kem_p ~ l.qwla Beads and
Wllllam K. Payne ol Jrv~ne and
$.10S la s mall donations. Hb ex· oeos• lncluded .... lot advert ....
mi. -Fred Oahm r~ved one
$100 donation from I!;. Paul
Tonkovich of Irvine. He listed~·
penaes totalin1 $361 includin& S86
for advertising and $215 for bas
qualification statement.
-Thomas C. Wilson received
$571 including $82 In non·ca.sh
donations and $214 from bis own
pocket. lie spent $489 including
printing and adverlls111g costs.
-Robert Gray and two com·
mittees working in his behalf
have accumulated expenses of
$667 so far including $275 for his
statement of quatificallons and
$269 for brochures.
The Committee to Elect Robert
Gray reported $155 an s mall
donations. Gray himself listed no
donations, while a second com·
mittee, I Care, listed a $25 non·
cash contribution.
-Dorothea R. "Dollie" Blaine
spent $412 for a statement of
qualifications, brochures and
campaign material but listed no
donations.
-Incumbent Frank Hurd has
received $235 and spent $637. He
received SllS from his own
pocket and $120 in s mall con·
tributions. Expenses included
$275 for his qualifications state·
ment, $70 for fliers and $201 for
advertising.
-Eugene Simms as of Wed·
nesday had not yet filed a slate·
ment, which was due last Thurs·
day. County orficials said he
must fil e by Friday to avoid a
$10·a·day penalty. On a state·
ment filed at the end of J anuary,
Simms signed a routine form
saying he had neither received
nor spent more than $200.
-Candidates Catherine A.
Larkin and Louis C. Zejda both
signed forms saying they had not
received or spent more than $200
in their campaigns.
Gusty Winds
To Increase
Along Coast
Gusty winds which blew into
the Orange Coas t area this week
continued today and are expect·
ed to increase tn velocity Friday,
according to the National
Weather Service.
Friday winds s hould range
between 20 and 30 miles per hour
with coastal temperatures re·
t1chmg a high of 62 degrees with
the low about48.
Skies wtll remain clear and
~unny with no r :un forecast ror
the weekend.
Small craft advisories r e-
mained in effect along the coast
from Point Cont'eption to the
Mexican border. Wind kicked up
offshore waves between three
and five feet nnd lifeguards re·
ported moderate surf running
about five feet.
Unusually warm ocean tern·
peraturcs of about 60 degrees
dropped nearly six degrees this
week lo a cl111ly 54 as a result of
the wind.
Oils ills .p
Blame Urged
WASHINGTON <AP) -Jn.
terior Secretary Cedl D. Andrus
today supporlt.>d forcing th()Se
responsib)(' for oil spills to pay ~or cl':an';',P costs as a "powerfuJ
10cenlive to companies to avoid
spills.
"A clear assignment oC strict
liability Cor cleanup costs and
damages" also would calm the
fears of environmentalists over
the potential damage of oU spills,
Andrus said. ·
ORANOI COAST
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SE.ES CONFUSION
Tom Wiison
New Clarity
For Budget
Suggested
(Editor's Note -Thu u th~ nmth
.article in.a aeries of interviews with
the 10 candidates nmrung for two
open seats on the Irvine school
board. The election is March 8.).
Tom Wilson says he is satisfied
with the thrust of spending tn the
Irvine Unified School Distnct,
but he believes citizens are not
well informed about how the
budget works.
"The thrust in t he distnct 1s
commendable. but I think
there's a great deal of confusion
among citizens about how the
money is being spent." said
Wilson, 46, an assistant principal
at Newport Harbor High School.
Wilson stressed that there
should be more clarity regarding
the budget. which is really "a
politi~al document reflecting the
values ofthe district."
Wi lson commented that in
terms of his own values, be would
opt for people if forced to choose
between spending money on peo·
ple or things.
"For instance. if we were
a s ked to s pe nd money on
something that would improve
communication between stu·
dents and teachers, I'd vote for
that before spending money on
audio visual equipment." Wilson
remarked.
Wilson lives at 4966 Pasco Dali
with hiio...wife, Jean. and 2-year ·
old son. He's currently on a
"lour.rafths contract. with the
Newport-Mesa school d1stncl
That means he works as an assts·
tant principal four days a week
aod then works on his own as an
educatJonal consultant or a social
ecology instructor at L'C lrv111eon
the fifth day.
Wilson has a bachelors degree
in art education from L'C Santa
Barbara, a masters degree in
U.S. htStory and poltt1cal theory
from Cal State Los Angeles and a
doctorate in education from USC.
Wi lson was also a teacher for
19 years before assuming his cur·
rent administrative duties.
He says he "absolutely sup·
ports" the district's plan of olfer·
1ng numerous educational
alternatives and call!'d 1t "the
m os t s1gn1hcant trend 1n
Amencan edu<'at1on."
However, Wilson thinks Irvine
parents are not being made
aware of the vanous options and
said the school board must f1rure
out a way of better informing
parents
He added that there may be
other options whu:h could be
lned successfully m I rvrne and
thal u a trustff he would be re·
ceptive t.o3ludying new opllons.
"ll parents get together and
think ol llOtl'lething Utey like lo
see in our schools, we, as a
school board, sbouJd s upport lt,"
Wilsoosaid.
Ford Dons Skis
VAIL, Colo.'tAP) -Despite a
sore back. form'er Presidt"nl
Gerald R. Fol"d donned a maroon
parka and skied for more than
two hours on the first full day of
his winter vacation here.
TOWER CITY. Pa. <AP> -
Warm toeb, • jqa qi bot bnth
aad cbe•IDI tobacco were
pushed tbrouih a 1.hMncb tunnel
today lo a coal miner el\LOtnbed
since TuC!ICla1 when an UAdct'·
ground fl flood wrecked a
coal mine.
Ronald Adley, 37, tapped a
message of life throucb a 60-fool
wall of solid coal Wednesday af.
ternoon, nearly 32 hours after be
and other miners were trapped
by water and debris about a mut:
Crom the mine's mouth.
Seven men are missing. Two
were killed and their bodies re·
covered, and three, who escaped,
were Injured when the water
swept through the mine, in the
heart of Pennsylvania's an·
thracite coal m ining area, 40
E'ro•P~Al
FORUM •••
busing for bus ing's sake. But I'm
happy to bus a child to another
school ii that's the best school for
him to attend. The neighborhood
school concept is good, but our
planning isn't so ~ood. Some of the schools aren't sized right.
ROBE Rf Q. SHUPE: I favor
neighborhood schools, but not
busing. l'd like to have the
Orange County Transit Di.strict
bus our kids, perhaps by rear·
ranging our schedules. Then
we'd have no bus matnlenance
costs or driver salaries to pay.
ROBERT GRAY : A year and a·
half ago I was concerned about
the cost of busing. But while on
the citizens budget advisory
committee, we looked into it and
round busing to be operating tn
an efficient manner . I firmly
believe each village s hould have
a school.
TOM WILSON: The local
school concept 1s good. Jt would
be more expensive to have every
alternative oCCered in every
school than it is to bus kids lo dif·
ferent schools.
DOTTIE BLAINE: The key
thing in the neighborhood school
roncept is that you have a choice.
You can send your child lo
whatever school you think is
best.
EUGENE SIMMS: T think we
need busing. In my Camily, for
example, some of my children
take the bus to a school other than
the ont' three block s away ~
because they don't want the 45-15
(all-yearl calendar
CATHY LARKIN: As long as
w e have our edu cational
alternatives. we're going lo need
bus mg
Boy Follows
Momin Death
PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP ) -Rudy
S•rvin. an ll·year-old Phoenix
youth, whose mother was killed
Saturday in a California car.
tram accident. dit.>d when a gun
at'Ctdently di~charged as he and
another brother and sister were
playing 1n a bedroom. police
said
Police s&Jd Wednesday the boy
had 1 .JS.caliber pistol and his
sister. Dori, 10, had a .ZS-caliber
automatic, both hclongmg to'
their rather, Ruben Ser vi n.
Offi<'ers said the girl did not
know the gun ~as loaded when
sht> pulled the trigger and the
bullet struck the boy an the
shoulder lie wa~ pronounced de·
ad on arrival at a h~pital.
'Mafia' Probed
LOS ANGELES (AP) -City
Councilman Arthur Snyder has
asked for a special police task
force to investigate the "Mex·
lean Mafia," descr ibed as a
prison-rooted gang which is sus-
pected of involvement in the re·
cent murde r s of East Los
An geles com munity project
workers.
Coffee Nerve
Firms Hike Prices Again .m:w YORK (AP> -General Foods Corp., the
n ations largest coffee roaster. has raised wholesale
prices on ground coffee brands by 40 cents a pound to
as much as $4.10 a pound. a spokesman said today .
While the wholesale price of its popular Maxwell
House brand was r aised to S3.71 a pound, t he Yuban
brand was pegged at $3.80 and Sanka and Brim decaf-
feinated brands were set at $4.10. 1'he company also
hiked wholesale prices of instant coffees by 10 to 18
cents an ounce.
The increases marked the third time General ·
Foods has raised prices the pa.st. month. (Related story, B6)
The nation's second largest roaster, Folier Cof."
fee Company. is charging $3.68 at wholesale for cof.
fee .
Coffee prices have risen stead.ll1 the past 18
months as frosta lo South America and d vil war in
Angola cut available supplies.
m Iles norihtut ol Hamabur1
The water apparently bruk~ tht'OUO a wall from a.a abaa·
doned shaft, $WttpanJ m int! hm·
hers and other debra.s throu1th the
tunnel
"Adley'• In very aood 1ptrits
and very good health," said Leon
Richter, vice pre!S1dent or the
Kocher Coal Company, the
mine'sowner.
The supplies were placed in
two four.foot-long canisters and
pushed through a six·inch hole
bored into the coal during the
night.
John Sbutack, an official with
the federal Mining Enforcement
and Safety Administration, satd
Adley, the Cather of two, also
asked for a shot of whisky but
was turned do\\ n.
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REMAP •••
among the five districts.
Then, he added, the committee
sought lo minimize the splitting
of cities between various di~·
tricts.
And.' Horne added, the commit·
tee made an attempt to divide
growth areas so that all expected
future population increases
wouldn't be clustered in a single
distr ict to force another im-
balance.
Home pointed out that C<vJl·
munities in some un1n corporaled
ar eas "have as much community
identity as cities."
"Therefore," he SJ Id, "we
tried lo avoid dtvidang such com·
munities as Mission V1cJO,
Laguna Niguel and Dana Potnt."
"And I think we did a good Job
in reaching that goal," Horne
added.
He called the task of redra\\ mg
political boundanes "a multi·
dimens ional problem" calling
for "balancing dimensions" and
"sub-optimizing solutions."
'"Thf' m.in It In t:xt<~lltnt
1p1r1t.. · Shutack told a oewa
bri~fanll .. We told him not to
move from the area."
S butack said Adley was
perched oo :a <&S-d ll'ff slope on
spUnte:red tJm~r in a four·bY·
alx·bY--eilhl·foot 1rea.
Afier drilling the six·inch com
mun1cat1on shaft, resc ue r s
began cutUng a tunnel through
which Adley could be r eseued.
They began by drilling a series or
holes and incre asing their size
lltlJ• b1 UttJe wlOt b ~dts to
avoid" ' a cav o. '
utad Hid that 11\tt aboat
Hv~n boun ol -orll racut-1"1 hid
du1 a rour·foot diameter bo1.o
four l..t lnto tho coaJ aearn.
Aaked 1bout tumol"IJ that other
n.oiaes had been heard lDIJ.de tbe
mine, Shulack replied: "We've
heard some report.a but we ha-
ven't coofirmed lbem . Outside of
Adley moving and outslde of OW'
own people we haven't been able
to plck up any other sounds.•·
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'HUMAN HEDGEHdG'. • •
''Bet ween operations he 1i ved in terrible pain, but now be is able
to walk and we hope that the scheduled hospital trip later th.is month
may be the last," Mrs. Jensen said.
J ENSEN IUMSELF DOES NOT want to discuss the case. He
has become somewhat of a local celebnty, often called "the human
hedgehog."
At any rate, Jensen will never trim a barberry bush hedge
again. The day after his accident, hts oldest son cut down the whole
hedge and burned iL
Sl,ippery Pet Causes Fms
Concerned citizens who spotted a young man
thrashing about in the back seat of his car in Newpart
Beach Wednesday afternoon called para medics
thinking the man was going into convulsio~s. They
should have called the SPCA. •
WHEN PARAMEDICS arrived on t he scene they
found the man battling his household pet -a three
and a half foot python.
The slippery snake apparently got loose while the
man was driving near Fashion Isla nd. It then crawled
into the back seat and became firmly entrenched in
the rear co1ls, leading to the epic battle.
AFTER FIGHT ING it out before s tartled on·
lookers, master and serpent were reunited. They then
drove off without leaving their names.
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I Sy~alllore lli]]s GoH Courses Propos~~·
· By PmUP ROSMAalN the !5Z2 acres into low-density re ·
0t•e>e11,,..i.1•11 sidentlal, commercial and
Sycamore Hills in Laguna
Beach and Irvine :Ranch land
next to il could be developed as
two &iant "Pebble Beach-style
golf courses with a hotel aad con·
\'ention center complex, it was
revealed Wednesday al a City
CQuncU meeting.
The council was considering a
specific plaa for development of
recreational uses, recommended
by Ute Planning Comm1ss1on,
when the new wrinkle was pro
posed.
Private talks have been going
on among Councilmen Jon Brand
and Jack McDowell. Laguna
Beach Golf Association member
John Lund and representatives of
the Southern California Golf A~
sociation.
~ounty
Huntington Cop
Busts Drug Plot
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
01 "'9 Oally "Itel Stall
A high school truancy officer
faces charges or recruiting two·
boys, each 16. in a Peruvian co·
caine smuggling ~chem£' aftt!r
police allege he made a Sl0,000
deal with a Huntington Beach
narcotics detective Wednesday.
Alec Jefferson Rose, 27. a
Golden West College law enforce-
11 1Boat Thief
~pectin
'r.rahiti Flap
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Ol l ... O•llY "llet Stall
A sailor police believe 1s the m
rnational yucht thief who took a
oleo $68,000 sailboat on a solo
yage from Newport Harbor to
ahiti apparenUy has fallen on
hasd times on the island
11aradlse. Newport Beach Detective Ken
~Ith said the suspect, James
¥1 Burke, 48, who also Jtoe~ by
' name William Cox. wa~ ar·
sted for boat theft by ol!icaals
Tahiti a month ago.
'·But because France, which c\verns French Polynt"s1a. and
~fJ U.S. have no formal extradi-
·o" treaty, police 0Cfic1als an
apeete released Burke from
H. S~ith said that the sailor has
n unable to work and ha.~ m ·
·catefi he would b<' w1lhng to
ce C'taargea m the U S. If so-
eone would buy him an earhne
ket so he can get off the island.
''I understand the insurance
~pany 1s considering the of.
r~· ·Del. Smith said.
eanwhHe, lht.' yacht'~ owner,
er RobC'rt J . Rombt>rjtcr.
&one to Tahiti to claim ha'
lencraft.
According to Smith, the case
san in late November when
trite, accompanied by anot.tn!r
~bl broker, viewed the 36-foot
ansamerican that Romberger
d ·upforsale.
But'ke told Romberter he was
terested ln buying the yacht to
lt to Australia, but he never
\urned after the initial view·
t~o onJ>ec. 6, Romberger r~
ed the boat had been stolen
~m its berth near Harbor i•na. 1
Police took a report but Rom·
gerwent a step further.
(SeeTAlllTI, Page AZ)
A . ftre ca.used an est.hnated d90 damage early today to a
e· in the expensive Paclftc
and Village area of Lacuna
iguel, Oranp County firtJMn
Of'ftcera aatd the blaze erupted *11:30 a.m. in the home of
Otorte A. Fitch, 314m Carrara
BoH. It toot fi.remen '4 minutes
to brine.;~ names under con·
trol, lnvesutaton n.id. •
1'bere were no 1ojul'ln.
ftrem• lald. Rd the came ia e$l under lnvesaiptian.
ment maior who worked at Marina High School. today ~a:.
held m lieu of S25,000 bail.
Rose was booked on suspicion
or conspiracy and inducing or
soliciting manors to import or sell
cocaine.
The two youths, who police as·
sert were handed $10.000 in front
money to finance the trip to South
America for the stimuJal)t drug,
were booked into Orange County
Juvenile Hall. They face con-
spiracy charges and are held to
answer charges in' juvenile court
of being in danger or leading
lewd and dissolute lives.
Detective Sgt. Karl Vidano, or
the narcotics detail, said no
drugs of any kind were seized as
a result ol lhe Wednesday night
arrests.
He claims the youths met
Detective Val Brikelt .to get the
bank roll in a 7 .40 p.m . ren·
dezvous near Golden West Street
and Bolsa Avenue wht.'re they
were taken into custo<I) without
mc1dent.
Rose. who was being tailt.'d b~
stake out detectives. was arre~t
ed at 9 p m . at Gothard Str~t
and McFadden Avenue whale ap
parently en route to meet his aJ.
leged proteges.
"The entire two.week in
vest1gat1on was bast.'d on the aJ-
1 e g e d enticement o r the
Juveniles," said Vadano, addln~
that others were instrumental m
the probe.
Council OKs
Farming Plan
In San Juan
By ANNE COOPER
Of II• DallT ,., ... iu II
Councilman John Sweenty at-
tempted lo apply brakes to th<.-
San Juan Capistrano farm prP·
servataon program Wl'dnesday,
but the 3·2 Council maJonty ap-
peared hardly to notice the pre·'
ssure.
Councilmen Yvon Heckscher
and Kenneth Friess and Mayor
Douglas Nasb voted to submit to
the city's planning commission a
proposed general plan amend·
ment designating 230 acres for
agriculture.
The land lies in two narcels.
About 100 acres along Del Obispo
Street in South San Juan is cur·
renUy planted in row crops. At
the north end or the city, about
130 additional acres along
Camino Capistrano comprise the
second parcel. Both properties
are privately dwned.
The proposed amendment.
scheduled to come before the
plannina CODlJlilissJon March 8.
propolSto flODe the 230 acres for
agrt-busi.ness, a new land use de· •
,1gnation.
The amendment. tr approved
by tbe planning eommiuioo and
by City CouncU, would probably
remove a ranch market and two
propoHd parks from tbe farm
. land to nearby locations.
Sweeney urged fellow coon.
cilmen to postpone any con·
(SeeFAILB,PageAI)
Lund said Wednesday the re-
gional &oll asaoeiation wants to
relocate its headquarters to the
Sycamore Hills area and adja-
cent lrvineComoanv prooertv. "They're ecstatic about the
whole situation," Lund told the
council. "They have the money.
They want 750 acres."
Brand was enthusiastic.
"Thts would be the home of the
most presUglous golf associallpn
an Southern California. fl would
be similar to Pebble Beach
<Monterey>.
"It would be beautiful. •. fan-
tastic. H would solve our
Sycamore llllls problem."
McDowell said the plan could
include a hotel/motel, a conven·
tion center. restaurant and park-
ing facilities that would solve
part of Laguna Beach's problem
of where to park s ummer festival
traffic.
Councilwoman Sally Bellerue
saad an advantage Of the golf U•
sociation plan is that the croup
proposes to lay out the two 18-
bole courses using the natural
terrain, preserving rock outcrop-
pings.
The council is under court pre-
ssure to prepare a specific plan
for the Sycamore Hills property,
located oortheast of El Toro and
Laguna Canyo11 roads. Millions
or dollars in inverse condemna·
lion lawsuits are pending.
hootout
Sonae Short Cut
California Highway Patrolman Ken Daily
may think twice be! ore trying to use a
short cut again to get to the scene of a
c:all. Wednesday ru~ht Daily was attempt·
mg to assist in a drun~n driver arrest.
I k decided the quickest way to the scene
\\.as v1a an uncompleted stretch of Los
Alisos Boulevard between Muirlands
Boulevard and Jeronimo Road in El Toro.
What he didn't count on was a trench and
a pile or dirt hidden in the darkness. After
the impromptu hill climb. he was t aken to
Saddleback Community Hospital, treated
for facial cuts and released this morning.
Real 'Fun City'
Councilman Views Mardi GrQJI
De8cribing himself as a com-
m 1ttee of one. San Clemente City
Coun<'alman Thomas O'Keere re·
ported to the Caty Council Wed·
ne:.day on "how another city
handles its Fiesta."
O'Ket.'f<' recently returned
from a private trap to New
Orleans and its Mardi Gras.
ll was, O'Keefe saic1. "a city of
<J couplt malhon that goes
absolutely wild."
lie noltd that while San
Cl<'mente police carefully keep
•· f'1C'sta la Crastanila"
paradegoers back at the curb.
Mardi Gras revelers congregate
io the middle of Canal Street and
surge around floats and parade
marchers.
While San Clemente strictly
prohibits throwing of "litter,"
New Orleans paradegoers toss
thousands or plastic "doubloons"
and tons of confetti.
After entertaining council
members with the story O'Keele
sat back.
As he did, Mayor B. Patrick
Lane spoke up, asking if now that
he bad reported to the council,
O'Keere would be deducting the
cost or the trip from his income
tax?
Unusually at a Joss for words,
O'Keefe, stammered, and ad·
milted the sugfestion was an "in-
triguine idea.'
32,131 Tlwrm Later
Dane Still Bristles
HOVEN, DeJJmark CAP> -A 63-year-old pensioner known as
the ''human bedlebot .. may be nearing the end or a six-year aaea of
pain during which doctors say they have remo"ed 32,131 barberry
thorns from his body.
His wife says that doesn't include countless incb·loni barbl they
have pulled out themselves, and there are many more still be to be
pulled.
IT BEGAN APRIL 20, 1m, WREN Tjeru1 Kjaer Jensen fell Into
a heap of thorny branches from a barberry hedge. common in
Europe and t.be United St.ales, that he bad beea trimmiQI around his
home in UU.S '"8t1ut.lend villqe.
He tried to get up but ~ falling *k onto the needle-lbarp
tharns mW be famted from pain.
Later this month Jensen will make hiJ 24Mb mil to the county
hospital at Tann for removal of lhoms whJcb have conUnued to
emerge from bis body in a quantity that has euured blm a niche in
Danish medi(a) biltGq..
Sewer Rates
To Soar in
Laguna Beach
Laguna Beach homeowners
can expect to pay at least 2~
times what they paid last year
for sewer services when they re-
ceive their tax bills in November.
City Manager Al Theal told the
City Council Wednesday sewer
rates must increase an estimated
151 percent to pay the city's
share of an $3.S million to S4 million joint powers revenue
bond lssue with the Aliso Water
Management Agency.
•Sewer charges would go from a
current S2.75 a month to about
$6.99 a month. for single family
homeowners and apartments of
five unit.a or fewer, Theal said.
Commercial charges will be in-
crea11ed 204 percent, current
estimates show, from 22 cents
per 100 cubic feet or water use lo
67 cents. Commercial sewer
service charges are based on
water meter readings.
Tbeal said he wouJd bring a
proposal for, a new sewer rate
before the council in May.
The bond issue would pay for
an estimated $3.1 million con·
strucdoa cost or A WMA sewage
treatment facilities, a reitonal
disposal program of wbich
La1ana Beach is a member.
KIDS CAMPAICN
FOR CREDIT
Senion at Dana Hills mgh.
Sebool 8l'e foing into poliUcs -
for class credit.a.
Ral~ Modugno U campaign·.
Ing for William Manahan in bis
race for a seat on the Capistrano
Unified ScbooJ Dbtrict board, ·
and be aa)"S ho's Jea~ more
about the democratic process
than be did in the clauroom. Seo
ltory. Pqe BS.
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Element.a ln the community
have tons fought to keep the
privately owned Sycamore Hills
undeveloped as part or a gnien--
be 1 t bufferln& Laguna Beach
against urbanization.
The sentiment on the council is
to preserve as much of the scenic
values of the property as is possi·
ble and yet allow property
owners a profit on their invest·
ment.
(See GOLF. Page A%)
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3 Youths
Try Heist
Of Store
By GARY GRANVILLE
()I -Dally l"ii.t SUtl
A woman market owner was
killed and her son was seriously
wounded Wednesday night when
three juveniles armed with
sawed-Off shotguns attempt~ to
rob a neighborhood grocery store
in Santa Ana, pol ace said .
"It was like a regular fire fight
inside that meat cooler," one
police omcer said of the robbery
attempt.
Killed in a bloody exchange of
gunfire was Hoyyou Kong Lau,
66, owner or Santa Ana Food
Mark et at 1216 W. First St.
Wounded in the fracas was the
victim's son, Ken Lau, 25, a San-
ta Ana resident.
Also wounded was one of the •
three young robbers, an uniden-
tified juvenile now lodged in the •
prison ward at UCI Medical
Center.
Police said the JUvenile bandit
is in satisfactory condition. But,
they said, hospital authorities
say Lau 1s in serious condition in
an inlensave care unit at the
medical center.
According to police, the three
boy bandits slalked into tbe store 1 at 10:40 p.m., each of them car-
rying a sawed-Off shotgun.
They reportedly forced the
market's employes and ,
customers, about nine people, in·
to a meal cooler. But, police said, the young rob-
bers became frustrated when
they couldn'topen a sare contain:-
iog the day's market receipts.
In an exchange of words with
his captives, one robber r.e·
porledly became angry and fired
his gun. The gun misfired, police
said.
With that misfire, however,
Lau apparently decided it was
time to use the .38-caliber re·
volver hidden from view inside a
jacket be was wearing.
And that unleashed a shooting
match in which police say al
least 11 shots were exchanged
between the robbers and their
captives.
Mrs. Lau was mortally
wounded in the exchange. She
di~ four hours later as surgeons
battled to save her life.
Coast
Weather
Variable hlgb cloudiness
clearing late tonight. Gua·
ly northerly winds 20 to 30
mUea per hour especially
below caoyoo1 through
Friday. Lows tonight '2 lo
~. W&ha blday 60 to 66.
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CandkSate K•nU.
Funds Top
Hopeful's
Priorities
(Editor'• Note -Thi.s . arlicl4? is
one ot a aerie:t prof ibng the dght can-
dadatu aeelang three •~I! on the
Lag1U)Q Beach Unified School DU-
trict board. A nznth candidate who.te
Mme will.a~ar on the March 8
ballot. Kay Hunter, has withdrawn
jTom the contes!:L_
M anufacturlng, compan y
owner William S. Kenlle has
more than an inkling about
what's going on in the Lagwia
Beach schools: he's been in them
or concerned about them since
kindergarten.
Today his own two children at-
tend Laguna schools.
In 1975 KenUe, 40, served on the
district facilities planning com-
mittee which formulated school
enrollment projections for use by
the school board in estimating
growth.
".Money is the big issue" racing
a new school board, says Kentle,
whose business background 1s in
accounting, cash management
and budget analysis.
"With the demands of the Ser·
rano-Priest court decision re-
quiring statewide equality in
education, our 'wealthy' district
is (aced with a growing need for
competent, sound financial plan-
ning."
Although satisfied with the
way the present school board has
man aged the district, Ken tie
says there is room for improve-
ment.
''I am concerned for our
schools' future and believe I can
make meaningful contributions.
KenUe says he would work to
accomplish a sound rinancial
program with a substantial re-
serve for contingencies "A pro-
gram that can be rehed on to ade-
quately fund our quality educa·
t1on"
He wants to maintain quality
education through special educa-
tion programs. "employing the
best qua.llricd teachers and keep-
rng a low student teacher ratio"
Jhs experience on the facilities
planning committee has given
him a devotion to long-range
planning for the unexpected
·'There must be a lone-range
Roal to assimilate more children
than we currently have," KenUe
says. "I believe we are not going
to see excessive student growth,
but we still must be able to m~
the need In case the uneic~ted
happens."
KenUe calls for a return to the
basics or educataon read1n1t.
composition and arithmetic
He says that can be ac-
<'Omplished, however, without
"the sacnfice of electives and
c-reativc jnterut building
classes."
NYC Aid Limited
WASHJNGTON (AP) -While
the Carter administration does
not believe bankruptcy ls a solu-
tion to the financial woe~ or New
York City, there will be no
"blank check" of foderal'' help,
Treasury Secretary W. Michael
Blumenthal says.
O"A NOi COAST LJ~c
DAILY PILOT
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Drll!9al"Wltica rrs...
•lll at1lle pm;J•• llarcb 11"
C Um.an Jleckac aald
lbe pd1tlam addraled only t.be
1m posltioo ot buUd.lq recs to sup.
port qricul.ture. not lbe farm
pr•••rvauoa proararn 111
1a>eral. Even if 100 percent ot San
Juon'$ registered voters siened M
petition opposing the fee or-
dinance. said Heckscher. their
signatures could only mean that
they do not want rees Imposed on
new construction and industrial
development for tbe purpose of
preserving agriculture.
• 'Tbey could not be construed
as opposing agricultural pre·
servatioa per se," said
Heckscher"
nt. Sm e Cti1---
delayed ~m nt of a pubbc•·
Uoo vmdina ma~hl" law ror 31>
day1 after queatloos of t.be ·m..,UJ"e'• ccmt1tutlonaUty were
ralud WC!Ctnrtday.
Jack CUrle)', vlce president
and general man1ser of the Dai-
ly PUot, requ~ted the extension
to allow local newspaper
reprnenUves as well as those ol
the California Newspaper
Publbbers' Association to meet
wllb the city staff to wort out dif.
ferences.
Sweeney said he would prefer
to find out bow the Caty will pay
ror farm preservation first,
before more energy and tax
dollars are channeled into de
·•eloping a program the Caty may
not be able to afford.
GJ>acific
Ocean
The San Clemente ordinance
would require individual permits
for each publication vending
machine located on public pro-
perty; would set hm1ts on the
numbers of such machines at any
one locahon and would set up
a prionty system for Jocat.ing
machines on pubhc property. "ll may be beyond the ab1hty
of any city in South Orange Coun-
ty to preserve agriculture, .. said
Mayor Nash. "We are trying to
do something which ~asn't been
done before."
O.lly PilOI ~P •v H..,, Cnom
The ordinance also would ban
public display of so-called
"adult" publJcatio.ns which ex-
posed to view private anatomic
parts. Sweeney said the proposed
general plan amendment 1s "out
of synch" with a consultant's re
commendation on preserving
farming in San Juan.
"Voter approval was to pre·
cede the general plan amend·
ment," said Sweeney . "Why
aren't we following the recom-
mendation?"
REDISTRICTING PROPOSAL: Under new
plan Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's Third
District would sweep down (arrow), into
Tustin. Irvine and El Toro MCAS areas.
Other districts shown are Philip Anthony,
First District; Laurence Schmit, Second
District; Ralph Clark, Fourth District;
and Thomas Riley, Fifth District.
Proposed changes will be considered by
county board Tuesday.
It also was hoped that the or·
dinance would lead to elimina-
tion or vending machine clutter
and encourage uniformity of lbe
machines.
Curley clted the newspaper's
efforts in Laguna Beach and
Newport Beach to promote at-
tractive modern news racks and
said the Daily Pilot would
cooperate in such beautification
efforts m San Clemente.
Heckscher said that when
Council voted last month to in·
itiate the general plan amend-
ment, the decision was made to
dispense with certain parts or the
consultant's recomntendation.
Remap Plans Unveiled
"It's not too late to correct our
mistake," said Sweeney, who
had voted with Councilman
Richard McDowell against in-
itiating the amendment.
Front Page A J
GOLF ••.
The plan approved by the Plan-
ning Commission left the great
majority of lhe property in open
space. Under the plan, up to 156
homes could be built along El
Toro Road. There would be an
agricultural area, with a
Farmers Market-type com-
mercialcenter.
John McCarthy, an attorney
who speciaJjzes in environmental
land use issues. representing
Laguna Greenbelt Inc . told the
rounc1I to preserve S) camore
Hills 1t did not ha\'e to look to
huge golf courses or the com
m1 sc;ion plan.
~lcCarthy s aid Laguna Green·
helt Inc-s upports open -.pare
.. griculture with hght recrea
t1onal uses. and said the council
need nol fear mverse condemna
tion lawsuits
"One stark fact you must rP-
cogmze." said ~krarthv . \.\ho-.
~uccessfully argued ~c\'l'ral su1·h
s uits before the Cal1forn1a
Supreme Court, "~o property
owner has ever rollected five
t·ents from any c1ly for do1.1.nron-
1nl{ propt.'rty in inverse condPrll·
nataon "
lie compared the fear or such
~uit$ to "a fear of the dark -
somelhtnf.! we all .:row out or an
our teenage years ..
He added. "Then• 1s no reoson
why you cannot act boldly with
.,.·our COO\ aclJons You have th<'
\otes or our <.:ahfornaa Supreme
Court.··
F,....r~Al
TAmTI ...
Realizing the Uuef might be the
man who\• 1ewed the boat earlier.
he notified the Harbor Master at
Papeete ol the theft and supplied
him with a photo of the missing
boat. Romberger figured Tahiti
would be a logical stopping point
on the way to Australia from
Newport.
A pr:oposed revamping of
Orange County's five
supervisorial districts leaves
Newport Beach undivided and
the Saddleback Valley still in
Supervisor Thomas Riley's Fifth
District.
The same plan proposes
stretching Supervisor Ralph
Diedrich's Third District down
into north Irvine and into the
area adjoining El Toro Marine
Air Bai:e
The plan endorsed on a 3 to 2
vote by a committee of
s upe rvisor aides Wednesday
divides Huntington Beach
between three districts.
But it also throws Fountain
Valley into a s ingle district,
Supervisor Philip Anthony's
First District:
What the proposed redistrict-
ing plan means now is only that a
m ajonty of the supervisor aides
think it Is the best proposal to
date
Tues day, the Board of
Supervisors will discuss the pro-
posed poht1cal boundary plan de-
s igned to offset population dis-
crepancies among the five dis-
tricts
And 1t won't be until the
supervisors either reject. accept
or alter the redistricting scheme
that it wtll have any meaning.
Head of the aide committee
that drew up the proposal was
Denis Horne of Riley's staff.
Horne said his committee had
three objectives in mind when it
<1ev1sed various proposals for
board consideration.
r'irst, Horne said, was the ob-
JC<'tivt> of equalizing population
among the five districts.
Then. he added, the committee
sought to m1mm1ze the splitting
of cities between various dis·
tricts
And, Horne added, the commit-
11.'t' made an attempt to divide
.i:irowth art>as so that all expected
future population increases
wouldn't he clustered in a single
distract to force another im-
balance.
Home pointed out that com-
munities m some unincorporated
areas "have as much community
identity a.o; cities "
"Therefore," he said, "we
tried to avoid dividing such com-
munities as Mission Viejo,
Laeuna Niguel and Dana Point."
"And l think we did a good job
tn reachmg that goal," Horne
odd ed.
He called the task of redrawing
Fr .. Page Al
'HUMAN HEDGEHOG'. • •
"It is lncre"ingly becoming a medical mystery,'' Galatius·
Jensen said.
J ENSEN, LJVJNG ON A DISABLEMENT pension for a pre-
vious ailment, finds the affair more painful than mysterious.
"Only this morning my husband was again troubled by thorns
working their way out through the skin of his legs," bis wife Marte
said In a telephone conversation.
"Bul il is nothing now compared with the bell we have been go-
ing through for years,•• she said. "The hospital's count does not in-
clude the countless thorns we pulled out ourselves."
JENSEN WAS HOSPITALIZED roa six months .t\er be fell
into the branches, with thorns lodged io every part of his body ex-
cept bis face, which be had manqed to protect. Aller first overee>m·
iog infedioos, the doctors began removing the thorns, plucking out
6,000.
For several y~ars alter that, Jensen regularly·retumed to the
hospital to have more thorns cut out. Often. the operaUon called for
several hours of surgery under anesthesia .
.. Between operations be Jived lo terrible pain, but now be is able
to walk and we hope lb at the acheduled hospital trip later thi• mot\\b
may be the last," Mrs. Jensen said.
JENSEN mMSELF DOES NOT want to discuss the cue. He.
ha.s become somewhat of a local celebrity, onen called "the bum an
hedaebog."
Al any rate, J e1u1en will never trim a barben'J bush bedfe
agaln. The day after hd aceidtot, his oldest son cut down the whole
hedge and burned lL. •
f
political boundaries "a mum:
dimensional problem" calling
for "balancing dimensions" and
"sub-optimizing solutions."
What he meant was, for exam·
pie, it is impossible to draw new
boundaries without splitting
some cities between at least two
districts. Present boundaries divide 11
cities.
proposal, only three cities will be
split, Huntington Beach, Orange
and Irvine.
A plan subm itted to
supervisors late last year by
political consultant William
Butcher also kept the split cities
down to three.
But Butcher's plan also divided
Newport Beach and gave
Diedrich the Saddleback Valley
north of the San Diego Freeway.
However, he said the
newspaper would oppose on prin-
ciple portions or the ,ordmance
which it felt were constitutional
infnogements on the freedom of
the press and which would tend to
prohibit new newspapers.
Under the Home committee
The council voted unanimously
to delay consideration of the
measure.
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32,131
lfOVEN, Denmark (AP) -A 63-year-old pensioner known as
the "human hed&eho&'' may be nearing the end of a six· year saga of
pain durinl which doctors say they have removed 32,131 barberry
thorns Crom his body.
His wife says that doesn't include countless inch-long barbs they
have pulled out themselves, and there are many more still be to be
pulled.
IT BEGAN APRIL20.,lt71, WHEN Tjens KJaer Jensen fell into
a heap of thorny branches from a barberry hedge, common an
Europe and the United States, that he had been trimming around ha~
home in t.hia west Jutland village.
He tried lo get up but kept falling b~ck onto the needle-sharp
thorns until he fainted from the pam.
Later this month Jensen will make his 248tb visit to the county
hospital at Tarm for removal of thorns which have conlmued to
.....____..ounty
Coffee Nerve
Firms Hike Prices Again
NEW Y9RK CAP) -General Foods Corp., the
nation's largest coffee roaster, has raised wholesale
prices on ground coffee brands by 40 cents a pound to
as much as $4 .10 a pound, a spokesman said today
While the wholesale price of its popular Maxwell
House brand was raised to $3.7t a pound, the Yuban
brand was pegged at $3 80 and Sanka and Brim decaf.
feinated brands were set at $4.10. The company also
hiked wholesale pracC's of instant coffees by 10 to 18
cents an ounce.
The increases marked the third time General
Foods has raised prices the past month. (Related
story, at>>
The nation's second largest roaster, Folger Cof.
fee Company, is charging $3.68 at wholesale for cof.
fee.
Coffee prices have risen steadily the past 18
...-months as frosts in South America and civil war'in
Angola cut available supplies.
f ;Tahiti Woes
NB Yacht Theft
Suspect Troubled
By JOUINE REYNOLDS oi-.oanv ~1,.tsi.11
A sailor pollce believe is the in-
ternational yacht thief who took a
stolen $68,000 sailboat 'on a solo
voyage from Newport Harbor to
Tahiti apparently hu~ Cullen on
~stricting
Plan Unveiled
For County
. A proposed rt'\.Ompang or
Oranie Counly's five
aupervisorial distracts leaves
Newport Beach undivided and
the Saddleback Valley still an
Supervisor Thomas Riley's Fifth
District.
The same plan proposes
1tretchlng Supervisor Ralph
Dledrich's Third District down
lnto north Irvine ond Into the
area adjoining El Toro Marine
/Jr Bal'e,
• The pion endon1cd on a 3 to 2
ote by a comm i ltee or
•upervlsor aldo1 Wednesday
divides Hunlln1ton Beach
between three districts.
. But it also throws Fountain
Valley into a single district.
upervisor Philip Anthony's
First District.
hard limes on the i sland
·paradise.
Newport Beach Detective Ken
Sm~th said the suspect, James
Btll Burke, 48, who also goes by
the name William Cox. was ar•
rested for boat theft by officials
an Tahiti a month ago.
But because France. which
governs French Polynesia. and
the U.S.. have no formal extradl·
lion treaty. pohce offlclals in
Papeete released Burke from
Jiil.
Sm.lth said that the sailor has
been anable Lo work and has an
du~ated he would be walling to
face charge!! in the l' S 1r so
meone would buy him an a1rhne
ticket so he can ~et off the l5land
"I understand the insurance
company 1s cons1denng the of.
fer ... Det Smith said
Meanwhile, the yacht's owner.
broker Robert J Romberger,
has gone to Tah1t1 to claim his
stolen craft.
According to Smith. the case
be1an in late November when
Burke, accompanied by another
yacbt broker, viewed the 36-foot
Transamerican that .Romberger
had up for sale.
Burke told Romberger he was
interested in buyln1 the yacht to
sail it lo Australia, but he never
returned after the initial view·
ing.
Then on Dec. 6, Romber1er re-
ported lhe boat bad been stolen ,
<SeeTABr11. PaJeAJ)
emerp from hll body in a quantity tbal hu ensured hlm a nlcht in
Danlab medical history.
WHl!!N LAST AT THE HOSPITAL. 10 weeks aco. the doctors
pulled 261 thorns from his arms and lep.
"Tbat brought t.he count to 32,131 t.borna removed since Je
was first h06pitali:&ed here In 1971," said chief surceon 'Dilt
GalatJus-Jensen In a telephone interview.
He admitted that be and his colleagues were at a lou to explain
how one man could get so many thorns into hia body and how after
six years they could still keep emergin1.
"It is increasingly becoming a medical mystery." GaJatius-
Jensen said.
JENSEN, LIVING ON A DISA.BLE•ENT penalon for a pre·
vious aliment, finds the affair more painful than mysterious.
N TEN CEN
"Only UH m.orntn1 my husband was a1atn troubled by thorns
worlWlc their way out lhroulh the skin of his leas." his wife Mari&
aaid in a telephone cotn·enatJon.
"Bat It t. nothina now compared with the hell we have been 10-
tai ~ fOf' years, ... sbe said. "Tbe hospital's count does not in-
• elude the countless thorns we putted out ourselvt's."
JENSEN WAS HOSPITALIZED FOR six months after he fell
into the branches. with thorns lodged in every part of his body ex-
cept bis lace, which he had managed to protect. After first overcom·
int ialedioos, the doctors began removing the thorns, plucking out
8,000.
Fer several years after that, Jensen regularly returned to the
hospital to have more thorns cut out Often the operation called for
several hours of surgery under anesthesia.
<See'RUMAN, Page A2) ' 1
hootout s 1
Cocaine
Smuggle
Busted
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
OI • ... 0.11, ~., •• Sl•lf
A high school truancy officer
races charges or recruiting two
boys, each 16, in a Peruvian co·
caine smuggling scheme after
police allege he made a $10,000
deal with a Huntington Beach
narcotics detective Wednesday.
Alec Jefferson Rose, 27, a
Golden West College law enforce-
ment maior who worked at Marina Hi9h School, tod&)' was
held in lieu~ $25,000 bail.
Bose W8' booked on suspi~ioo
o1 contpiracy * ,.....cine or
solicitina mi.on to import oc lel1
eecal.ne.
The two )'OUths who police as·
sert were banded Sl0,000 ln front
money to finance the trip to South
America for the stimulant drug,
were booked into Orange County
Juvenile Hall. They race con-
s piracy charges and are held to
answer charges in juvenile court
or being in danger or leading
lewd and dissolute li ves.
DetectJve Sgt. Karl Vidano, of
the narcotics detail, said no
drugs ol any kind were seized as
a result of the Wednesday night
arrests.
lie claims the youths met
Detecuve Val Brikett to get the
bank roll In a 7:40 p.m. ren·
<See COCAINE, Page A2)
Two Newport
Women Hit b y
Purse T hieves
Two elderly Newport Beach
women. both in their 80s, were
vJct1mlzed Wednesday by
youthful purse snatchers in
separate incidents, pohce report·
ed today.
In one case, police said two
girls knocked an 86·year·o1'
woman to the pavement and ran
oH with her purse, which had
abouU26 in lt.
PoUce •aid the woman report•
ed no htjurlea In the theft which
occurred al about 4:45 p.~. out-
side the Market Basket aUlOO W.
Balboa Blvd. ·
, Officers said the second then
occurred earlier In the 2300 block ot Clay Street when a tee.n·age
boy on a bike grabbed a purse
tontaining S25 in caah from an
82·year-old woman.
• Peter aad t he RafJlrit
The kids at Victoria School in Costa Mesa threw a birth-
day party today in honor of the 7Sth anniversary of
storybook favorite Peter Rabbit. Naturally, they invited
an old friend, Costa Mesa businessman Peter Rabbitt, to
join in the fun. Newport Beach resident Rabbitt ob·
served his birthday J1ln. 21. He says he is somewhat
younger than the storybook character.
Big Protest Seen
on Manne r's 'Mile .
Eastbound tuffic would con-
tinue on the existing Pacific
Coast Highway. Both streets
would be three lanes.
3 Youths
Try Heist
Of Store
By GARV GRANVILLE
Of, ... 0•1•y l'i .. , ''•"
A womun market owner was
killed and her son was seriously
wounded Wednesday night when
three Juveniles armed with
sawed-off shotguns attempted to
rob a neighborhood grocery store
an Santa Ana, police said.
·'It was like a regular fire fight·
Inside that meat cooler," one
pohce ofhcer i:;aad of the robbery
attempt.
Killed in a bloody exchange or
gunfire was Hoyyou Kong Lau.
66, owner of Santa Ana Focxt.
M arlcet at 1216 W. First St.
Wounded in the fracas was the
victim's son, Ken Lau. 25, a San:
ta Ana resident.
Also wounded was one of the
three young robbers, a n uniden-
t1f1ed Juvenile now lodged in the
prison ward at UCI Medical
Center
Police said the Juvenile bandit
is m satisfactory cond1t1on. But,
they said, hospital authorities
say Lau 1s in serious condition in
an intensive care unit at thQ
medical center.
Accord111g to police, the three•
boy bandits stalked into the store
at 10:40 p.m., each or them car-
r~lng a sawed-off shotgun.
They reportedly forced the'
market 's employes and
customers. about nine people, in-
to a meat cooler.
But, police said, the young rob-
bers became frustrated when
they couldn't open a safe contain-
ing the day's market receipts.
In an exchange of words wit.h.
has captives, one robber re-
portedly became angry and fired
his gun. The gun misfired, police
said
With that misfire, however.
Lau apparently decided it was
time to use the .38·caliber re~
volver hidden from view inside a
Jacket he was wearing.
And that unleashed a shooting
match In which police say at
least 11 shots were exchantfed
between the robbers and their
captives.
(SeeSLAIN, Page AZ)
Coast
Weathe r
Variable high cloudlness •
clearin1 late ton)ght.' Gus-Whal the proposed redistrict· h1 plan means now is only that a
ma,Jortty or the supervisor aides
think it is the best proposal to
4'8te.
Tues~ay, the Board oC •
pervison will dlscuss the pro-
lUcal boundary plan de-
Pl1f1Md to olftet population dis-·
repanclee amoug tbe five dis.-eta.
Saakes ·Alive
Sl,ippery Pe t Cauaea F~
At t.be lat\ planning com-
ml .. i9n meeu.ns businessmen
protested the plan, aayin1 the
propoMd system would reduce
ttaffic• flow and hurt business
praapeda.
ty northerly wln~s 20 to 30 •
mile• per hour especially
below ca1tyon1 tbrou1h
Friday. ~ tonJ1ht •2 to
50. Highs Frfday 60 to 66. ,
.INSl•ET8DAY
A /ormt:r ea.ta MeJG men
who ,..,,.., to fiction toriffno And it won't be untu
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WREN PARAMEDICS arrived on the scene they
found the man battling his household ¢ -a three
and a half foot python. ,
The lippcry snake apparenUy got loose while ~
man was driving near Fashlonlsland. lt then crawled
into the back seat and became firmly entrenched m
therearcails, leadingtotbeepic batUe.
ofter ltavfno 1da .ad~
job.MtD baa IM. naunbft' two
ft011tl Ol'l the bftC Nllft' Ult
and 1MU IOld tM motne. and
pap•rback right.I for mort
tho• .a mlUiQn doUarl. Sci Hage AT. ~
l •llex
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TOWU CITY. Pa. <AP> -
Workers ualDI band loola
chJpped pscrly at a 80-foot-
~kk c:oaJ M&.m Lbla aft.rnoclD lo
try to rescue a mlne-r Lr1appod
alone in a tiny chamber deep un-
dersl'OW'.ld for more than two days.
There was no word on sevf'n
men miulni in the mlne. Two
bodiea had been recovered.
While the men worked, Ronald
Adley, who attracted rescuers by
rappin& oo the walls of bla small
prison nearly a mUe back from
the mlne'a entrance, wailed wilb
a supply ol cbewln& tobacco and
food pushed lo him through a tiny
abaft bored through the coal and
rock.
"Give me a chew," Adley
asked when rescuers flnaJly
made contact late Wednesday
through the six-inch communica-tions hole.
He also asked for a shot of
whisky, but was sent orange
jwce instead.
Adley's tapping was heard by
rescue workers at 4:50 p.m. Wed-
nesday, nearly 32 hours alter a
mass of water crashed through
the roof or a shaft where the men
• were working in the Kocher Coal
Co. mrne.
Several men escaped ahead of
the surging water, and three
were injured. But JO men were
not accounted for. On Tuesday.
one body was round, and a second
was recovered Wednesday.
~sk~ about rumors that other
.,..,-
FroaP~A l
TAIDTI •••
from its berth near Harbor ls land.
Police took a report but Rom·
berger went a step further.
Realidng the thief might be the
man who viewed the boat earlier.
he notified the Harbor Master at
Papeete of the theft and supplied
him with a photo of the missing
boat. Romberger figured Tahiti
would be a logical stopping point
on the way to Australia from
Newport.
Romberger told Smith he was
informed Feb. 4 lhat lhe boat had
s ailed into the harbor in Tahiti
and authorities had arrested its
lone occupant and impounded the boat.
Newport Beach police believe
Burke has made a practice of
stealing expensive sailboats In
one country and sailing them to a
country that has no extradition
treaties with the first country
Once aboard. he sells the boat
and lives off the money until 1t 1s
gone. Then he repeats the pro-
cess. police belt eve.
Chief Chides
Younger Talk
SAN FRANCISCO {AP > -
When state /\tty. Gen. Evelle
Younger asked for question1 and
comments from his luncheon au·
dlence, he apparently wasn·t
counting on hearing from San
Francisco Pohce Chief Charles
Gain.
•· Presumpluou11 and insult
ing," commented Gain on the-at
torney general's remarks Wed-
nesday to lhe Chamber of Com
merce about police handling of
crime and violence In the city by
the Bay.
Younger be1an his speech say.
Ing the city's crime rate was atdl
on the lncreue, although at a
slower pace than before. Then
with obvious reference lo Oain'a
ongotnc batUe with the Police Of.
flcers woclaUon, Younger uid
the department had become
"olmost unmanageable" in the
J115l year.
CHIANOI COMT H
DAILY PILOT
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JIOUet D8d .,.. llurd bWde I.be
•lae, ftllle:ral mlnla1 oftldal
Jolln ~ Nplled~ .. We've
beard 9CIOJe NPOl'ta tNt .. ba-
ven 't conftrmed them. Out.aide of
Adley movln1 and outside ol our
own people, we bav~'l been able
to pick up any at.ha sounds.··
Adley told racuen that be wu
alone, aald Walter Vlcinelly,
and at.ate top minioM olftclal, ad·
dln1 that, at moat, t6e seven mis·
sing miners could not be more
than 250 feet away lD a tunnel ad·
jacenl to Adley 'a rocky cubicle.
...
U. l'lllil!LitJJttJ't.lllm Kf~ ..
" .... lM'.JmDlllll&al
Horneol1ll
Hanw •Dd tee b.8d
obJecUYee la m1od ·-t dfttaed • propot lot
board ccaaldet"aUon.
P'tnt, Home said.•• t.be ob-
jectlv• ~ equa11Dq popul&Uao amoaa the five dilUtdl.
Then, he -sded, the tommlttce
souaht to minlmlae the apUtUng
of clUes between various dis·
trtcta.
And,' Home added, the commit·
tee made an attempt to divide
growth areu so that all expected
future population increases
wouldn't be clustered in a single
district to force another im·
balance.
Horne pointed out that com·
mun!Ues ln some unincorporated
areas "have as much community
identity as cities."
Vo\ce contact with Adley was
made at 7:45 p.m. Olficlala said
there was plenty of air ln the
mine pocket where Adley was
trapped. They said the tem-
peralure was between 45 and 50
dearees.
GPclcific .. Therefore," he said, "we
tried to avoid dividing such com·
munitles as Mission Viejo,
Laguna Niguel and Dana Point.•• "Adley is talkinJZ to us." Ocean "And I think we did a good job
in reaching that goal," Horne
added.
VincineUy said today at a news
briefrng. "He's asking how far
we're in. He's sitting there wait-
!ng for us to get to him.'' ; He called the task or redrawinl?
political boundaries "a multi·-
dimenslonal problem" calling
for ''balancing dimensions" and
•'sub-optimizing solutions."
Shutack, an oCficial with the
federal Mining Enforcement and
Safety Administration, said
Adley was perched on splintered
timber resting on a 45-degree
slope in an area four-by-six-by-
eight feet.
''The man is in exct;llcnt
spirits," Shutack told a· news
bi-iefing. ·
REDI STRICTI NG PROPOSAL: Under new
plan Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's Third
District would sweep down (arrow), into
.Tustin, Irvine and El Toro MCAS areas.
0.lly l'li.4 ~P lty Ham ci-um
First District; Laurence Sehmit. Second
District; Ralph Clark, Fourth District;
and Thomas Riley, Fifth District.
Proposed changes will be considered by
county board Tuesday.
What he meant was, for exam-
ple, it ls impossible to draw new
boundaries without splitting
some cities between at least two
districts. Present boundaries divide 11
cities. Other districts shown are Philip Anthony, Under the Home committee
proposal. only thn!e cities will be
split, Hunllngt.on Beach, Orange
and Irvine. Parents Set
Meeting on
Fifth Graders
,...,.Page A J Drop House Shut
COCAINE SCHEME ••• SAN DIEGO CAP> -A re· sidence being used as a drop
house for illegal aliens is out or
operation as the result of a series
of arrests that began last
weekend, U.S. Alty. Terry
Knoepp said. A 20-count federal
grand jury indictment Wednes·
dar accuses three United States
cit1tens and six Mexican na·
tionals of using the house as an
alien smuggling headquarters.
A plan submitted lo supervisors late last year by
political consultant William
Butcher also kept the split cities
down to three.
A group of Corona del Mar
parents who want their fifth
grade students to remain at
Harbor View Elementary School
next year r a ther than be
transferred to Ljncoln Middle
School plan a meeting lonllbt to
discusa what they describe aa
"The MlddleScbool Crises."
Dr. Lois Nelson, a professor ol
education at San Francisco State
and a Harbor View School
parent. will lead the public dis·
cuss Ion.
Dr. Nelson contends many filth
grade students are not emo·
tionally mature enough to handle
a middle school {sixth through
eighth arade) environment.
Thursday night's discussion ls
open to the public. Jt begins at
7:30 p.m. at 2807 Blue Waler
Drive, Corona del Mar.
E'roaPage A J
SLAIN •••
Mrs. Lau was mortally
wounded in the exchange. She
died four hours later as surgeons
battled to save her life.
The woman's son was serious·
ly wounded and one of the
youthful bandits wu struck three
times by bullets fired at him.
Police believe a second robber
may have been wounded. But un·
like his ta.llen fellow robber, he
reportedly was able to nee from
the market wtth b.ia uninJured
mate. IAft behind by the pair ol boy
bandits who made their cetaway
were the juvenile now ln the
prison ward of the medical
center and two or the three
sa~ ed-Off shotguns
Also left behind, tucked away
an a safe, were Ute day'g market
receipts as . police r~rted t.M
two robbers now wanted on
murder charges left the store
f'mpty handed
dezvoua near Golden West Street
and Bolsa Avenue where they · were taken into custody without
incldenL
Rose, who was being tailed by
1take out detectives. waa arrest·
ed at 9 p.m. al Gothard Street
and McFadden Avenue while ap·
parently en route to meet his al·
le1ed proteges.
"The entire two-week in-
vestigation was based on the al-'
leged enticemen t of the ·
Juveniles,•· said Vida no. adding
that others were instrumental In
the probe. ,
He said Rose apparently
became acquainted with the
youths in ru. campus capacity as
a supervisioo aide, a job financed
through federal funds.
"He's like the old-time truant
omcer." said Vidano.
Rose was suspended from his
job under state law requiring
such action In the event of a drug-
related arrest.
Marina High School '
spokesman said today that Rose.
of 6SS1 Oxford Drive, Huntington
Beach, has been employed al lbe
north city campus since
December.
Campus apokesman al Golden
West Colleaecon!irmed that he is
a law enforcement and ad-
miniatrationof justice major.
Jnvestigalors declined to
speculate whether the asserted
scheme lo send the two high
Forum Slated
For· College
Candidates for the Coast Com· munlty College Dlslrict Board of
Truatees will speak at Golden
West College Friday and next
Monday.
The public meetings will be
held in Forum 2 on the Golden
West campus in Huntington
B~ach.
f'rlday's candidate meeting
will be held at 11 a.m. Monday's
meetinc begins at 6· JO p.m.
F ,...P.,.e A J
'HUMAN HEDGEHOG'. • •
''Between operat1oaa he Jived in lerrtble pain, but now he ls able
to walk and we hope tbal the scheduled hospital trip later this month may be the lul," Mrs. Jensen aatd.
JENSEN IDMSELF DOES NOT want to diatuaa the case. He
has ~me somewhat of a local celebrit.Y, often called "the human
hedcehog."
At any rate, Jensen will never trim a barberry bush hedge
again. The day after his accident, bis oldest son cut down the whole
hed1e and burned it.
Take That!
Punch Tlamrts N~rt Heui
A would-be robber got a mouthful of fist l.natead of
a fistfUl!. of dollars Wednesday when be tried to stick
up a Newport Beach r~altor.
POUCE SAID the youthful robber trapped the
36-year-old salesman Jn a phone booth near the in-
tersection of Pacific Coast Highway and Bayside
Drive. brandishing a six-inch switChblado knife and
demanding all of the salesrnan's money and credit
cards.
The salesman said he hit the bandit ln the face
with his right hartd, which waa encased ln a t!ast.
THE WOULD.BE robber 1ta11~ backward,
blood .-ushlng from hit mouth. He ran away.
Police, summoned to the seen, by tbe salesman,
!said they were unable to nna any tf•ce ot Ula per· petn~. of tbe 9:ao p.a. fncldelit.
school boys to Peru for several
pounds of cocaine was really in·
tended to be carried out.
They agreed that the asserted
plot could have been an elaborate
hoax created to obtain money
from Interested backers who
would be reluctant to go to pohce.
Rose is expected to be ar·
ra1gned Friday.
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But Butcher's plan also divided
New port Beach and gave
Diedrich the Saddleback Valley
north of the San Diego Freeway.
Politically significant in the
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Fourth District carved out for
Supervisor Ralph Clark.
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VOL. 70, NO. 62, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A THURSDAY, MARCH 3.1971 TENCENT
Candidate Lashes Cominunity Apathy
By IAUllH! KASPER
CltU.OMly ...... St.ft
When asked to introduce
bJmaelf as a candidate for the
Saddleback Valley Unified
School District Board of Educa-
tion Wednesday, Marvin. Silver
inatead ch astised the com·
munity.
Standing before about 17 peo-
ple attending the candidates'
night sponsored by Mission Viejo
Hltb Sebool's Auociated Student
Body, Silver said be waa ap-
palled with the community
because there were ao few people
there.
All candidates In the race are
honest people but they have dif·
ferent b.?llefs, he said.
"I think the community should
listen to what they have to say
and mate up their minds who to
vote for in this election,'' be said.
---~ounty
Boys Recruited
School Officer
Faces Drug .Rap
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
OftM O•lty P'llot St•lf
I A high school truancy officer
faces charges of recruiting two
Boat Thief
Suspect in
11 ! Tahiti Flap
. By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Ol•DallyP'UotS .. 11
A sailor police believe ls the in-
rnational yacht thief who took a
tolen $68,000 sailboat on a solo
1 oyage from Newport Harbor to
Tahiti apparently has fallen on
!hard times on th e island
IDaradise.
'\Newport Beach Detective Ken
S111ith said the suspect, James
Bill Burke, 48. who also ~oes by
the name William Cox. was ar-
rested for boat theft by officials
D Tahiti a month ago.
But because France, which
governs French Polynesia, and
.the U.S. have no formal extradi-
tion treaty. police officials in
Papeete released Burke from
Jail. ., Smith said lhul lhe sailor has
'tteen unable lo work and has in-
dicated he would be willing to
face charges in the U S. if so-
m eone would buy him 1m airline
ticket so be can gel ofC the island.
boys, each 16, in a Peruvian co-
caine s muggling scheme after
police allege be made a $10,000
deal with a Huntington Beach
narcotics detective Wednesday.
Alec Jefferson Rose, 27, a
Golden West College law enforce-
m ent maior who worked at Marina High School, today was
held in·lieu Of $'25,000 bail.
Rose was booked on suspicion
of conspiracy and inducing or
soliciting minors to import or sell
cocaine.
The two youths, who police as-
sert were banded $10,000 in (root
money to finance the t:rtp to South
America for tbe atimulaot dna&,
were booked into Oraqe COUDty
Juvenile Hall. 'Ibey lace con-
spiracy charges and are held to
answer c.harges in juvenile court
or being in danger or leading
lewd and dissolute lives.
Detective Sgt. Karl Vidano, of
the narcotics detail, said no
drugs of any kind were seiz.ed as
a result oC the Wednesday night
arrests.
He claims the youths met
Detective Val Briketl to get the
bank roll in a 7:40 p.m. ren-
deivous near Golden West Street
and Bolsa Avenue where they
were taken int. cmtody without
inc1deoL
Rose, who was being tailed by
stake out detectives. was arrest·
ed at 9 p.m. al Gothard Street
and McFadden Avenue while ap-
parenUy en route to meet bi.a al-
Je1ed pcoteges.
Snakes Alive
Sl,ippery Pet Ca1Uea Fms
Concerned citizens who spotted a young man
thrashing about in the back seat or rus car in Newport
, Beach Wednesd ay afternoon called paramedics
thinking the man was going into convulsions. They
:;hould have calk'Cl the SPCA.
WHEN PARAMEDICS arrived on the scene they
I ound the man battling his household pet -a three
\ and a half foot python.
, The slippery snake apparently got loose while the
'\man was driving near Fashion Island. It then crawled
into the back seat and became firmly entrenched in
~e rearcolls. Ieadingtotbeepic battle.
1AFTER FIGJmNG it out before startled oo~ l~kers. master and serpent were reunited. They then
dreve off without leaving·their names.
Sliver said he had become a
candidate bopin& to sUr people
up. But. be complained. "I don't
know bow to arouse the com-
m unity."
However, he later succeeded in
brlefiy arrousing one or the in-
c um bent candidates, WilUam
Kobler.
Sliver contended the district
would not now be having pro-
blems with teachers and their de-
maods ror an agency shop ii
truatea bad treated them fairly.
But Kobler internJpted him.
••Are you saying th.is district isn't
being (air with its employes?
That's a ludicrous statement,"
he shouted.
Another candidate, George
Bennett, also came to the defense
of trustees. Teachers, be said,
turned down the dlstrict's salary
and benefit offers because they
only wanted a1ency ahop, he
said.
But Silver asked why, lf
teacben we~ being treated (air-
l y, did trustees freeze the
teachers' salaries. (Thls action
bas been declared an unfair
labor pqactice by the state
Educational Employe Relations
Board.)
·Kohler, however. said the
salaries were frozen on the ad-
hootOut
SolRe Slaort Cat
C0alifomia Highway Patrolman Ken Daily
m ay think twice before trying to use a
short cut again to get lo the scene of a
call. Wednesday night Daily was attempt-
ing lo assist in a drunken driver arrest.
He decided the quickest way to the scene
was via an uncompleted stretch of Los
Alisos Boulevard between Muirlands
Boulevard and Jeronimo Road in El Toro.
What he didn't count on was a trench and
a pile of dirt hidden in the darkness. After
the impromptu hill climb, he was taken to
Saddleback Community Hospital, treated
for facial cuts and released this morning.
Trapped Miner Alive
Yrdim Taps Message of Life Through Wal.l
TOWER CITY, Pa. (AP) -
Warm socks, a jug of hot broth
a nd chewing tobacco were
pushed through a six·inch tunnel
today to a coal miner entombed
since Tuesday when an under·
ground flub nood wrecked a
coal nune.
Ronald AdJey, 37, tapped a
measage of life throuab a 6(>-foot
wall of solid coal Wednesday af.
ternoon, nearly 32 hours after he
and other miners were trapped
by water and debris about a mile
from themine's mouth.
Seven men are missing. Twct
were killed and their bodies re-
covered, and three, who escaped,
were .Injured when lbe water
swept through the mine. in the
heart of Pennsylvania's an-
thracite ceal minlna area, 40
mila northeast of Harrllburg.
The water apparently broke
tbroulb a wall from an aban·
doned shaft, swffe>inl miae tim·
hen and other debris throulh the
tunnel.
.. Adley's in very good spirits
and very good health," said Leon
Richter, vice president of the
Kocher Coal Company , the
mlne'sowner.
The supplies were placed in
two four-foot-long canisters and
pushed through a six-inch hole
bored into the coal duriog the
night.
John Shutack, an official with
the rederal Mining Enforcement
and Safely Administration. said
Adley, the (ather of two, also
asked for a shot of whisky but
was turned down.
"The man is in excellent
spirits.'' Shutaclc told a news brte~. "We told him not to
move frQm the area. ..
Viejo Co. Fighting
I.ake Shutoff Order
By WILLIAM SCRREIBE&
onM Dell' ..... It.it
The Mission Viejo Company ts
maneuvmni to stave off the ef.
feets of a State Water Resources
Control Board order to stop fill-inl lta contrownlal, L2 billion
Sag Ou~la-32,1·31 Times
HOVEN, Denmark CAP) -A 63-year-old pensioner known as
e 1'human hedgehog" may be riearinl the end of a a!x-year aaaa o(
during which doctors aay tbey have removed 32,111 barberrj
oms from bis body.
Bia Wlfe says that doesott Include CGUDtlela IAdMoat bv• the7
n ~out themsel\'es,llnd lber• are IHDY m-. IWI be to be
ed. -
; ITISEGAN APRIL •.1rn. WHEN=, JC.jaer Jensen Cell into
.heap cl tborQy branches from a ba hedle. common in
IF.llilr'nl\O and the United States, that he had beeo trlmmtna around bi.I
e ln this west JuUand Yillage.
He tried to get up but kept fallina bact oato the' needl..abmp
IUMlhl until he fainted fl'Om the paln.. . 'Later this month Jen.sen .tU make b1i ~ ririt to tbO ~
impltal at Tarm tor removal ol thoru wblda haft coatiDaecl &o .. emers• ft'om hll bodY .In • quaatlt;, that hu enaured him • liiehe bi Dan.bll IQtdkal blator7.
..
was f'mt bospitalised here in 1971." ulcl dllef ampon !:dt Galatius-Jensen In a telephone brterview.
He admitted that he and bis coUeaeues were at a loss to explain
bow one man could eet to maQ)t thoma·into bl.I body and bo'1 att.r six yean theJ aMald.UU keep eaereing,
•3t b iDcre ri'lllr becomlaa a medical mystery." Oalallua-J..-UMt .
vice of the trustees' leial
counsel. Ha said trustees were
told they m4aht reach. a settle-
. ment it this were done.
Much of the discussion during
the evening, however, focU.Sed on
the district's educational system.
James Manion, said he is a
strong advocate or getting back
to the basics of reading, writing
and arithmetic. But be also said.
<SeeSlLVER, Page AZ)
s I
3 Youths
Try Heist
Of Store
By GA.RY GRANVILLE
011,.. Oally Pilot Stall
A woman market owner was
killed and her son was seriously
wounded Wednesday night when
three juveniles arm ed with
sawed-off shotgutis attempted to
rob a neighborhood grocery store
in Santa Ana, police said.
"It was like a regular fire fight
inside that meat cooler," one
police officer said of the robbery
at~empt.
Killed in a bloody exchange or
gunfire was Hoyyou Kong Lau.
66, owner of Santa Ana Food
Markel at 1216 W. First St.
Wounded 10 the fracas was the
victim's son, Ken Lau, 25, a San-
ta Ana resident.
Also wounde"<t" was one or the
three young robbers, an uniden·
tified juvenile now lodged in the •
prison ward at UCl Medical ,
Center.
Police said the juvenile bandit
is in satisfactory condition. But,
they said, hospital authorities
say Lau is in serious condition in
an intensive care unit at the
medical center.
According to police, the three
boy bandits stalked into the store 4 al 10:40 p.m., each of them car-
rying a sawed-off shotgun.
They reportedly forced the •
market's employes and '
customers, about nine people, in-
to a meat cooler. ,
But, police said, the young rob·
bers became frustrated when
they couldn't open a safe contain-
ing the day's market receipts.
In an exchange or words with
bis captives, one r obber re-
portedly became angry and fired
his gun. The gun misfired, police
said.
With that misfire, however,
Lau apparently decided it was
time to use the .38-calibel' re-
volver hidden from view inside a
jacket he was wearing.
And that unleashed a shooting
match in which police say at
least U shots were exchanged
between the robbers and thefr
captives.
Mrs. Lau was mortally
wounded in the exchange. She
died four hours later as surgeons
battledtoaave herlife.
Coast
Weather
Variable high cloadines11
cleartnc late tonipt. Gus-
ty nortberlY wlnds 20 to 30
miles per hour especially
below canyons through
Friday. Lows tonight 42 to
so. Hiahs Friday eato 66.
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C•ndld•t• Phllllpa
Phillips
Cites Her
Experience
( Editor's Not~Tlril ii OM of a
serie• of profiles on 10 actf~ can-
didates for the SaddUback Valley
Uni/ied School D11trict Board of
Education. Two tru1tee seats will ~
filled by the el~~l<laJI.)
Mary Phillips said she is seek-
ing a seat on the Saddleback
Valley Unified School District
board because she has a "vested
interest" -five children in dis·
trict elementary, intermediate
and high schools.
But she also believes her busi· ness background is a good rea-
son for seating her on a school
board which controls a $30
million budget.
She questions whether district
residents, who pay the highest
school taxes in the county. are
gelling their moneys worth.
Primarily, she s aid she is con-
cerned about priorities on that
money and whether it is buying
what she beleives is needed fun·
damental education.
"I really do feel we've got to
grab hold or the purse strings and
watch this spending," s he said.
And, as financial vice president
of the mobile home park
management firm owned by her
husband, she believes she's well
qualified for this task.
"If I'm sitting on that board,"
she promised, "I 'll look at every
nickel that is spent."
Mrs. Phillips, a 37-year-old re-
sident of Lake Forest, believes
the money is best spent on buic
education.
Although district students have
scored well on state tests, she
believes there still 1s room for
concern about the lack or run-
da menlal knowledge among stu-
dents.
She bases this on the fact that
so many students r1nd they have
to take a basic Enilisb course
when they're in college Also, she
recalled, once while talking lo
her daughter and friend from the
high school, 1he learned they
didn't know what the word "re-
muneration" meant.
The fundamental s, Mrs.
Phillips explained, are what
children will need to function as
adulta.
This candidate believes money
and basic education should be Ole
iuues in the campal1n rather
than concerns about collecllve
bargaining. That, she said, "1s
here to stay '·
But she belteves morale among
dlstrict teachen ls at an all lime
low because their negotiations
remain unaetUed. She aald Ulat
has to have an affect on students.
"We've got lo open com·
municatloo.a and set lbis thing
going agaln, '' she Hid.
She believes the question of
a1ency shop, which ls 1ettin1
much attention In lbis campaip.
should be put to a vote of the
teachers. That. she said, is lbe
democratJc proce11.
Currently, Mrs. Phillips is a
vice president of the Saddlebaclt
Area CoordlnaUnt Council. Sbe
has been a president or a PTA
and the District Education Coun-
cil.
DAILY PILOT
'~dttor'• ,,.,. -.,.. .. -••
.m.. "' prolUa -". ocet. cm--dlldo1a for tlW SdGrMct V.U.W
Uni/Md SchocM DUfrid 8..-d ot
f;dMccdton.. Tw m..c. ...... flit
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WUUam JC41ller believes be
should be re-elected to t.be achool
board .. because I feel J can do a
better job than any candidate op.
posingme." ..
A lnlstee's drat year oa t.be
board ia a training period, be ex-
plained. ''Why should you train
anybody else when you've 1ot
someone trained and compe-
tent?"
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T doc t pn by
COIDPllJl)' atlora•)' £a .. trad
Wednelday It called "A
pllcatlm to Supplement Record
and/or for R~t.d raUon." ll
wu ~ under a at.ate code MC·
Uoo deaHn1 wltb the control
board's be~nl proceaa.
Tbe pM.IUOn form c:ontalns two
pramary elementa, Including:
"A request that tho c:ompany
be allowed to present proof that it
has Instituted water conserva-
tion measures in the past lbat are
"greatly in excess or tbe con·
sumpUve uae ol water from fiU..
ing or usint Lake Mission Vlfijo.
-That the state board proceed
immediately to seek legal action
from the state attorney general's
office or "acree to Indemnify and
hold Mission Viejo Company
harmless from any liability to
h o m e bu v e r s w h o h ave·
purchased property."
Kohler, who bas been on t.be
SaddJebaclt Valley Unified Dis-
trict board t.be put two years,
believes trustees have ac·
com pli.shed what they set out to
do in 1975.
He lists "fiscal austerity" and
communication with the public
as two of these accomplish-
ments.
Ocean The latter s tipulation stems
from the company's contentJon
that Jt must fill the 125-acre lake
to meet legal commitments to
new home buyers who would
hne access to it.
Before 1975, be said, there was
no communication with the
public.
Now, he said, a board sum-
mary is sent to all parents, board
actions are reported on Leisure
World's Television, a quarterly
newsletter bas been begun and
all trustees are available to the
public, he said.
"I don't know how much more
we can do in regards to com·
municalion," be said. "The
board bas been open and we've
listened, listened and listened."
REDISTRICTING PROPOSAL: Under new
plan Supervisor Ralph Diedrich 's T~ird
District would sweep down (arrow), mto
Tustin, Irvine and El Toro MCAS areas.
Other districts shown are Philip AQthony,
Dolly l'Opt ~P by Hem Crvm
First District; Laurence Schmit, Second
District; Ralph Clark, Fourth District;
and Thomas Riley, Fifth Dis trict.
Proposed changes will be considered by
county board Tuesday.
Attached to the company's ap-
plication for reconsideration is a
summary of wate r conservation
measures taken in the communi-
ty, ranging from waler reclama-
tion efforts to installation of
water conserving fixtures in new
houses.
According to Barber, the com·
pany application would be treat·
ed as a petition under point
number two of the board order,
which deals with evidence pre-
sented to support the company's
arguments in favor or the filling.
The district's budget bas been
criticized. But Kobler said there
always will be places where peo-
ple can take potshots in a $30
million budget.
RediStricting Weighed
Santa Margarita district
man ager Krutz was one of those
in attendance at the hearing in
Sacramento Wednesday. Kohler, 47, retired as a captain
after 20 yean in the Marine
Corps. Now an insurance agent,
he is district director of lbe Ex-
change Club and active in the
YMCA.
Plan Spliu Huntington Into 3 Dutrictll
Although trustees have not yet
settled negotiations with
teachers, be contends they're
further along than most other
school districts. He said the dis-
trict's last, best offer went into
effect when teachers were given
a unilateral pay raise last month.
He contends that ''half truths
and lies" were spread through
the union to teachers. Some
teachers he talked to, he said.
didn't even know lbeir leaders
wanted agency shop in the con-
tract.
He has stood firmly against
binding arbirtration and agency
shop
The first, which 10volves a
third party resolving disputes,
would be taking power away
from the community. he said.
And the second item, he satd,
would cause some tenured
teachers lo be fired.
Kohler says district residents
agree with him. "'If the public
tells me differenUy, then fine, I 'II
vote it difrerenUy, .. he said. '"I'm
a true representali ve or that
.:ommunityoul there."
He aaid he also is interested in
ma1ntaimng special education
programs providing training in
s alable sklJls and looking for
a lternatives lo the district'•
building program and1 fringe
benefit package
He says he loves the area and
wants to give it the belt school
d1Stnct. But be added, "You're
not 1oing to do it ovemipt. It
takes time."
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CITES ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Incumbent Kohler
A proposed revamping of
Orange County's five
supervisorial districts leaves
Newport Beach undivided and
the SaddJebaclt Valley still in
Supervisor Thomas Riley's Fifth
District.
The same plan proposes
stretching Supervisor Ralph
Diedrich's Third District down
into north Irvine and into the
area adjoining El Toro Marine
Air Bsi~e.
The plan endorsed on a 3 to 2
vole by a committee or
supervisor aides Wednesday
divides Huntington Beach
between three districts.
But It also throws Fountain
Valley into a single district,
Supervisor Philip Anthony's
First Dtstrlct.
What the proposed redistrict-
ing plan means now is only lbat a
ma1onty of the supervisor aides
think It is the best proposal to
date.
Tuesday, the Board of
Supervisors will discuss the pro-
posed political boundary plan de·
signed to offset population dis-
crepancies among the five dis-
tricts.
And it won't be until the
supervlaon either reject, accept
or alter the redistricting scheme
that it will have any meaning.
Head of the aide committee
that drew up the proposal was
Denia Home of Riley's staff.
Horne said his committee had
three objectives in mind when it
devised various proposals for
board consideration.
First. Home sald, was the ob-
jecti ve or equallzlng population
amon1 the five districts.
Then, he added, the committee
sought to minimize the splitting
of cities between various dis-
F,....PageAJ
SILVER •••
he would like students to be given
more vocaUonal training.
Michael Clancey, however,
said he believes the emphasis
should be on academics.
One ltudent complained about
the Mentally Glfted Minors pro-
1ram. She said •he bad been an
MGM 8ludent for six years "and
I can't think QI one thing I got out
of lt."
Two years aao. the program
wa• weak, said Kobler. But to-
day, be contended, lt is "as well
or better than most districts in
th• county."
But Clancey contend-S the pro-
gram. ts administered poorly.
"Teachers in schools et'en't tell-
Int t.be students what they ouabt
to be doing,'' be said.
. Frea Pllfle .41
'HUMAN HEDGEHOG'. • •
8,000. ed th For several years after that. Jensen rel\&larl.y Ntum to e
hospital to bave more thorns cut out . Often fhe operat.lon called for
se-.eral bounJof IU1'1lerJ under anesthesia .
.. Uween operations he lived ln terrible p-1JI, but now be 11 able
to walk and we hope that the acbeduled bmpltal trip later this month
m1ybetbelast,'' Mn. Jensen said.
n:NSEN llDISELP DO NOT w1nt to dltcuss the cue. He.
has become somewhat of a IOcalcdebrit.1, often calle\t •'the baman.
hed•ebol·" A\ any rate, Sen.sea wtIJ nev r t.iim a 'barberi7 ~ Melt
a1aln. 1be day aft t bis accident, hb oldat 10G cvt doW'n 1bi wbOJe
bedC• and tMrned IC
tricts.
And, Home added, the commit·
tee made an attempt to divide
growth areas so that all expected
future population increases
wouldn't be clustered in a single
district to force another im-
balance. Other Stories
Additional South Coast and
Saddleback Valley stories ap-
pear today on Page AlO and CS.
Horne pointed out that com-
m unities in some unincorporated
areas "have as much community
identlly as cities.·•
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J'RANKFUl\Tf W•1t Germany
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nyvale, Calll.·bued muw ol llll•
com~ la Hrloualy CODIJdertq
aettJq up an ueembl7 plant in the Euro~ Common llark.t., ~
deot &Ilene R. White tald Wednej:. d.,. ·.
WbJi. told ...... conf...aee tbe
dedllGa about a SUJ'OpMD 11M1Dbl1
plant lhou1cl eome b1 mld-im and
..... dlllYll'I• ooaJd beCfD tn 1111.
No ffellioa baa been made about tbe
Jocata.Ct •:= 1aJd. ·• A.....a buletupaWat
OVlllllD mwtc 1ub&lcUart. ttl ftnt~ ..... abr'Oed.
'II eat lnii:Mnts Ctieelect
W A8Hll'f GTON <AP) -After 111oaU. OI aeaotlat1ou. tM Stai. •
DepartJIHnlt baa ebtalMcl formal .. .,,. ..... wtu. foftlp eoutrl• to
hold 1m U.S.: IDMt lmparta ..... a. lnlltMtwo.ald~~~ . ~~~=i=·· . Jll'Olnm. Niel WedDllday tM acr--·
.... all for about. loJ'll mWloa
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trlaPr qaataa. •
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... ""41d•alMllDlll*dad 01 t lm•1••••• foreed bJ lllA... to ID1a ww~ f°' lhl IDOetllll. n.
~ remalMd unplQ1'8d dwiq Lbb PG'lod.. ad tb9
tuPQel' reeei\'tid 118 pay.
1be IBS disallowed paymtata to the boulet...,... -..
Ins the Wq>a.yer'a abeence Cl'om --orll U chlkl.un U ·
pemea.
1be bouleteeper'a ael'Vicet durinl UM period ol lllDea
d.Jdn't cas'11but.e to tbe tupayer'11&1.Dt\al tm~m-U. J&Saaid .
(2) If the waies JOU pay a llv.ID bouleteeper don't""
you tbe mulmum al·
lowable credit of either
$600 Ol" SllDO. you can in·
elude meals but not lodging expenses to
reach your maximum
Money's
Worth
c~~ '
The exception · ~------:..
would be if the.cost of lodgtni becomea an out-d-pocket cost
to you -if, for example you move to an apartment wttb an
added bedroom ju.st to provide accommDdatlon for your
housekeeper •
THOSE WHOSE CHILDREN WEaE married in 1976
may be able to claim dependency deducUooa if they con-
tributed more than half the support for tbe year•and if the
married child does not file a joint retum wltb bia or her
spouse. Parents' contributions to weddinl expemea may be
included as support.
Divorced parents have special chlld·care dependency
rules. 1be parent wbo baa custody of the cblld for tbe
greater portion of the year generally la treated u the one
who fumishes more tban half the child's support for the
year and is therefore entitled to the $750 dependency deduc·
lion. There are two exceptions to this 1eneral rule:
(A) When tbe noncustodial and custodial parenta aaree
to give tbe ooocustodial parent the dependeGcy deduction
ancl the noncustodial parent contributes at leut teOO to tbe
child's support. (8 ) When the noncustodial parent COO·
tributes at least $1,200 for the child or children, forctna the
custodial parent to prove that she or be did in fact furnlsb
more support than the noncustodial parent in order to be en-
tiUed to the dependency deduction.
SUPPOSE A couaT AWARDS LEGAL custody of.
child to one parent, but the child actually winda up in the
custody of the other for the greater part of the year. ID 1976,
a circuit court of appeals affirmed a Tax Court dec:ialoo that.
the parent who bad the actual custody also won tbe depen·
dency deduction.
Parents of children wilh physical or mental froblems
who enroll them in private school on the advice o a physi-
cian may deduct thal cost as a medical expense only lf the
school's resources for helping lhe child's handicap are a
principal reason the child is there. Without aucb medical or
other special facilities, the cost of attending a prtvai. acbool
doesn't qualify as a medical expense, even lf the physician
believes otherwise.
Nat: Teacher& and educational upeufl.
Speedier Sen7iCe:
Good, Bad News
WASHINGTON CAP) -Sbopplnt with a computer card
instead of cold cash means you'll no lon1er be able to beat
your check to the bank, a federal study commi.uloo HJS.
Unless there are government safeguarda, It also may
mean you'll have less pridcy, the Commlaaloo on Elec·
tronic Funds Transfers <EFT) warns.
IN THE CASHLESS SOCIETY OF THE Mure, a
customer could insert a plastic card into a macbine at a
st.ore; the amount of the purchase would be deducted from
b1I bank account automatically and tranaferred to the
store's account. No cash or cbecu would cban1e bands.
The bank would know almost lnatantaneoualy when a
customer makes a purchase, and conaumera would forfeit
the benefit or the time lag to make quick deposits to keep
checks from bowicing.
The current tJme
lai ls the result ol com-
m unicatlona by mail
(CONSUMER) :~W:::C:1~rb'e
, -ellmtn.ted by electronic
fund tramfen. A consumer also wouldnotbeableto1toppayment.
BUT THE SYSTEM OFFERS CONSUME& benefits.
too. Ccmsumers would be able to carry leas cub, uae credit
more frequenUy. and more easily transfer money from ac.
counta that bear no interest to thole that do, the commla1lon
noted.
The commission recommended that all at.ores and
banu wiabiDI to offer debit~card tervlce be permlued to do
IO.
"Before comwnen wW accept tecbnoJosteaJ innova-
. tlons tucb u EFT, they must be assured that tht lntorma-
tlon maintained and 1tored by depoaltory LnatltutlOUI wUl
not be uted without appropriate restricllonl and protee.
tlon," aald the comml11lon, wblcb studied the laaue for 13
montbl.
·"IKB aOLE OP COMPUTBl8 IN mooey and banklne
will become lnereuln.tl)' af partnt to conaumen. It ii time.
tbtreforet....for aovemmen t.o develop a coherent policy
toward £11~1· servi~ and 1ywtem1, •• tbe commlnloa 1ald ID
it• 149-J)ale report.
"Conlumen AN more concerned about tH drawbub
ot eleetronic hands tranaf en than about potenUal beneflu,'• ltnoted.
TBE NEW TECHNOLOGY llA&U UQJH•..s.ted in·
Yuklaa ol lndMdual prlHCJ e PolllbWty tb.roqb Uh ol
eo= data bankt that cu •toN JntonuaUca cm ur. el e trauactlom a cuttomtr mat•. · Such records would enable pcummt lnWlticatorl to
• ·NCOGltrUCt many detalll ol a penoo'a print. Ult. Tbe-
co11unluion laid, 1'tbe tot&Uty ol but rtC!Ordl prcmde. a
nrtu.a1C\lrNDtbioerapbJ•1 I •