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FR I DAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 1, 1977 Names C ' VOL JO. NO ., I SECTIONS tl PAGES
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Practices
Again
Ry TOl'f RARU:\'
0t tM OAtl'f Y1101 ,, ....
Or. Wesley Garner Slocum. the
former Costa Ml'Sa ph\'>tcian
who was ~cnl to Mate pn~on for
bilking the statl'0 S Merli·Citl
syste m of a n estimated S200.000
is being ~llo" cd to pr.1ct1u·
medicine a~<1in. A board or ITI('llttJI (•\anlJOt'r-.
placed Slocum. ~JO. on fl\l' H0.1r'
probation <1flcr nol\nw, th.it h•·
had ser H<d 26 m cinths 111 th1• .. 1a11·
pri~on term of one tu 111't'ar'101
posed three yrar'> ,1i,:o 111 Or.rni.:1·
County Supl•n or < 111Jrt 111· "·"
released from pris11n 1n J .inuJr'-
S lorum t<•ld tll\' l111.1rd h1•
planned to rcsunw the> pr.,, IH ,.
he rorml'rl y ma1nt.11m•d in s.1111.1
Ana. "Thcrt• i:-. u :.trnng 1lt•m.1ncl
in the commun1t \'to h,1, 1• him rl'
t'°'1\ to pruc tic 1· lh1'n '." th•·
6o5rcrs opinion not1·'
Jud~c llarmnn <: S1 m tilt• "t·nt
Slocum to pnson 111 Apnl 1~'17 1
after the phys1rian "ac; c·om 1t·t
ed on 22 tounls of fr;1ud in ht\
submiss111n of 'rvkd1·C11 I rla1m'
for pat1~nts who n1·vt•r n ·el'l\ 1•cl
treatment from lum
It was his third S111wrwr Cm11 t
trial.
Slocum was acqu1lled in lht'
sam e courtroon 1n 1970 on
murder charf?l'S filed aft(>r Co~tJ
M esa police nll<•j!f'il thul he k1llNI
and dis member<'!! his infant
.d aughter and s tuffrd her r t'
m ains in a frcc7.(•r at his M<'sa
Verde home.
The grisly diSC'llVl'ry lty mo\'
ing men led lo h1i-arrel>l and a
trial in which his wife was lhl'
(See DOCTOR. Pap;e A:?I
TO PRACTICE AGAIN
Dr. Wesley G. Slocum
Six Marines
Held for Pot
In San Diego
S.\~ nt F:GO < ,\ P > Four
~r arine MP" anrl t"o other
:'ll unnc:. an• ch<tr~l·d \\Ith m;iri-
JUan.1 \ 1ol alion~. tht• Murinc
Corp-; Rt•crutt [)<'pol !>~} s
Ont' of lhl' MPs. L<tnrc Cpl
Ro~· Rivas of Los Fn'snos. Tcx ..
appeared befon• a SPl'l·ial eourl·
martial Thur:.day und was fined
$240 and reduC'cd to private hrst
class. a base s pokesman said
Thur:.day .
Similar courts-martial arc lo
·be held for the three othe r
military policl'men, all charged
with smokin~ pot. and for two
sergeants char~ed with selling
the weed. the corps s aid.
Relief Bike?. -----.
Local Income
Tax Proposed
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ACTOR 'LIVED'
UFE OF JESUS
Rnt1sh aC'tor HobC'rt Pow<·ll.
who play~ title roll' in • Jcsu:. of
Na1ar eth." r f'flert!> on how
pedormanCl' h.1 .... ilft•t·kd his
lift>. •
T h e pow erfull y moving.,
-portrayal of lh<' h fc of Chrbt 1s ·
heing shown on NOC·TV in lwo ·
three-hour segments on Sund<i~
nights of Easter Week. April 3
t1nd JO on Chunrrel 4 ut R p m .;
Stones P;1ge /\ W
open Hi lht' puulit• a nd pre~~
Cop11:s "~n· leaked t n t ht· press
B r o" n . a S ;.i n F r a 11 t· 1 "'1· 11
l>tmocral. :-mil it 1s ~till ·an "m
tcrnal \\orking <lol'umcnt But
111 a c·un•r ll'llt•r \\llh the.· draft. h1.·
,,11d tlw pl.111 r1'Jlrl''''nh :i eon
l'l'll:.Uo,, kg"J.1t I\ l' p.ll k Jgl' for
h~'m t•ownt•r anll rf'ntt·r (lrflJll'rl'
t,l:\ 1 dorm ·
Till' pa1.·kaj!l' \\llltld
1\llow t·ounl \ hoard' of
'"'Pt'l'\l'-Orl> lo \Oii: to impo!><' a 1
(tf 5 JH'l'l't'llt llll'tllOt' la:\ :inti Cit~
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p<'rc·cnt It•\~
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IN'l1·rl hy the• ~litlt• us " "p1i.:
~ybac•k " c·h.irl!t' on stJh• rnrom1·
lllXl'S, and tlwn tht• munt'y would
he rt·tuml·d lo thl' lotul go\ em
ni ent s. 75 p<'ret·nt for prupt•rt'
tax rcltC'f and 25 pereenl for J!o\'
1.•rnm1•nl programs
Sci hii.:hc•r intomt• t:iM•s 11n
Calrf<Jrr11 a·s tH•allh~.
Limit gnrn th of local prop~r
ty .tti>ces !~)' po.ttinl{_<'D(!s_N1. ~!3"' lo~a\ s1}('nrl1l)ir
•: l\llow local J!"' l'rl)mC'nts to
._pj,1 tux rat C's s11 husinl·s:. propc•r
ty' '"oulcl lw aso.,t•swd al ,t h1.i.:ht\r
rail' than n•s1cknt1nl propc-rl)
lmpoSl' a st :1tl'WHll' propc•rly
tax on husim·ssl'S lo help tht•
state• tukc ttn•r virtually all local
"bl fan• ancl Medi-Cal cos ts .
l'fhl' phen 1s proposed in t\\o p~uscs. The le~isl<1lurc could .1~thnri7.e the S7l2 million in rC'-
ha\C'> to renters att'd homeownc-rs
(See TA'X. Pagt> A2>
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Con Man 'K .... ' .ll!g Sent'1nced
Described during his Orange county Superior
Court trial us ''the king of the con m en " Henry Leroy
O'Brien drew a string of sentences T hursday that
could k~ep him in state prison for as long as 34 years.
But O'Brien, 44, seemed quite unperturbed by the
sentences.meted by Judge Kenneth Williams.
. WALKING F ROM the courtroom nanked by two
jnil deputies, he stopped at the door and asked J udge
WUUams with a s mile, "Don't I get credit for the time
I've already served in jail?''
Judge W111lams shook his head in disbelief and
motioned the ofticcrs to take 0' Brien away.
Looking at O'Brien's multiple convictions of
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grand theft. concea~i.ng;stol\¥1._P!.?~rly a_ryd co~·--
s piracy, .fudi!e Williams had earher foTotlie cleren· ·
d anl: "If 1 were a banker I wouldn't sleep nights with
you around. ....
"YOU'RE JUST T OO ~ood and I think you were
born dishonest. You're a lprnble scamp. l\lr. O'Brien.
but you're.still goinu to tmson ft)r a long time."
O'Brien's convictions stemmed from the role he
played in the theft of 17 rolls of microfilm records
from the county tax collector's office in April. 1975.
l t was allt'gcd during the trial that O'Brien and
Alfred ~ward Adam~. 44, pl~hned to use the tax 1'e·
cords and a slol<.>n check encoder t<> J)l'odu~e phony
pay roll checks · <Se.-~ING, P al" A2) •
AP WlrC'OholO
TE LLS OF CONSPIRACY
Dutc h Newsman Oltmans
3 LA Youths
Suicide
Witness
Quoted
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Dutc h J<lllrnali:.t today quoted the
potential !louse in vci-.ti g;1tlon
w1tnl'i.s \\)\o ;1 pJ,t0Jrcntlr corn 1 1111llN I :.uic1dl• this Wl'l'k as say· ·j
mg ,1 <·oni.p1rac~ of T t•\ a'> 01lmt:n : ,
;rn d a nl 1 Ca:.lro Cubans Ul>·
:-a:-smaled l'r<·:-1d<'nt .J ohn f''
"c•nn('(I~
T h t• 1 o u r n a I 1 !-t . W 1 1111 m
Oltm an~. quotl'U Gt•orge De•
:'11ohn·n:.childt a' sa~ 1111.( hi' \\a~ :
· lhl' m1rldh·man ht•twl'l'n the late
m ult1m1lhona1rl' oilman 11.L.
llunt n •pn•sl·nllng utht•r rn lmen
.md Let• ll;1rvc.v 0 :-.wald in tht• ,'
t·onspir:IC'\
The lhl'orv of mlm;in llunt·~ m·
\Olvl'mc•nt ·has hl'l'll advanced
hl'forc hut nc\ c·r corroboralcd.
Indicted in
C~unty ~l~r~ng
Ollm ~ms m;1dc the i.tatemenb •
in pr<''>:. int<'I \ iC'ws. moi-.l fully in ,..
a n appcaranc<' on /\llC·TV's t
'Good Mo rning J\ml'rica" before l
:-th edulC'd ll'i-t1mt111.v to the House ,
1·om millt'l' o n as.;.ai.sinalions •
suhcomm1ttt•c in v<'sl1~:ltinit the
Kennedy as::..:1ssma.~ .. rnn
Th'rcfl L<S~ A"nt(t'lt· ... YoutM whi1
allegl•dl) stagC'rl ,1 Sanla /\na
mark<'t raid lh<1t r11,t thl' ltfr <1f a
61i n·ar-old woman la:.t M areh :1.
"ere mdtl'tl•tl on m11rd1·r t·h;ir.i.:es
Thut'sduy h~ the Orange County
Grand .Ju ry
Named a.'> clc•rendanl:-1n an in
d1ctmcnt that lis ts Iii c:nunls ol
murdf'r', attl•mplcd murder und
armc'd robbcrv an• Samm1<'
Oavid Dunn .fr. l ll. Mi chael
Ramon Rrudttty, l~. anl:f Rili.scll
Clydt' Capers. 16.
·it 1s alleg<'d that the trio burst
inro the Santa Anu Food M url<et
and used shot~uns to hl'rd the l 1
workers into a meal loekl'r
Police said a m ember of the
family that operates the market
fired a pistol at the bandits short
ly before lhe locker door was
C'loscrl.
. M_r~.__l~r Yl>~ !.-Au .• ~~~as.. :1(1ffi?G-arnT tier son :· f<en. 25.
wounded In the resulting shotf(un
blasts directed by a member or
the trio.
The three defendants wilf ba
aratflned Tuesday in superior
court. , .
·eemure Fails
LOS ANGELES (AP> Theo
City Council failed 11'1 n try Thurs ·
day to cenimre council member
Dav<• Cunnlng hum for h1 ~
eritlclsm ()( his colleagues after
the>)' voted lo OPJ>05<' nwndJlory
hu11\ng in the <'•l.v i;chQOls
T·b-c }"O"urftali~l :-.aid De,
M o h ,(>n sc hil dl in a book11 rnanusrript "named CIA and
FBI officials who :1ccording lo :
him arc connl.'cll'cl with the Ken·,;
n<'dY <issassinulion."
Th<' journalis t s aicl he believes.'
th<' story t'V<'n thoul(h he soid De
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Coas l
\\'eatlaer
C learing· and windy
Saturday. l,ows tonight in
40s. lfiFths Saturday in mid
to uppcr60s.
INSIDE TODAY
. A~1~.1~~~ire~to.r .Alan
Arkin saOs he'1 no tyrant on
the set. Jlis approach to
d1rtcting u detailed m a story
by tht Daily Piw t'1t l>enrti1t
McLeUoh on Page Cl of the .
Weekender.
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A2 DAILY PILOT s Fm!ay, Apff l I, 1977
$2 Billion Lawstiit
Kin File for Victims of Jet Disaster
ByTbeAasoclated Press $63 million for the ~~merican Insuranc~ sources said both
The insurance bill for a via-and KLM jurn~~ l\that col Pan An:itrican and KLM a~e
lion's worst disaster in which 577 lided on a runway in the Canary s1gnalor1es to agreements llimt-
people .died could reach $240 Islands on Sunday, an estimated ing their liability for each .
million, Londofl insurers say. Dul $137 million in damages to t.he . passenaer to $58,000 damages
the first twodamnge suits filed in famllles of the dead and to m -and $17,000 to CC?ver legal ~osts.
California on behalf of victims of ju red survivors, and an esllmat-But they s a 1 d . Amer 1 can
the crash are demanding more ed $40 million on accident in· passengers are subJect to. a ~ ·~·
than $2 billion. surance policies taken out by in· law that r.emoves the hm1t 1f
The $240 miJUon total includes dlvidual victims. negl11ence 1~ shown.
London ins urance broker
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Code Adopted
Financial Discwsure Mmt
' • WASRfNGTO~ (At>)·~ ""ttl~~at'e 'Z'<l'oplect '(~
day a far-reaching code of ethics designed lo increase
the accountability or the lawmakers, curtail conflicts
of interest, and bols ter th~ public's confidence in
Julian 'Fraser said if one of the
pilots or ~ome other factor direct·
ly connected with either or both
of the alrljnes is found to be tu
blame, compensation could be
exceptionally high.
Dutch officials inves t1gationg
the collision have already con·
ceded that the KLM pilot did not
• · htvt pemfttu118'Af'~ lWt!'M~rt
control tower for the lakeoflhe ·,
h ad started. ~
Congress. '
The 86·9 vote followed two weeks of debate.
A final amendment by Republican leader Howard
Baker of Tennessee providing that the code would ex-
pire March I. 198 1, was tabled.
The sons of two Califo ia
women killed in the collision f\led I
a class-action s u1t 10 U.S. District l
Court in Sal\ Francisco on Th~rs-Gentlemanly Gesture
day demanding S6.5 million for ;
each or the 30fl Californians kil}ed ~
or injured in the disaster. a lCJtal
of $1,989.000 The defendants •rl'
Pan American, KLM and the '
Boeing Copr., which built the 747 ~
jumbo jets.
Comedian Mc Lean SlcvC'nson lent his coat :mm \'1t•Jo Country Club. Mrs. Orlan<lo
to Mrs. Angie Orl;rndo of Dana Point. who hrought hl·r nlllL' du~ ·old son, Thoma~. t o
was chilly "'hilc attending the Celebrity the golf tourney. Stevenson was pitted
_C_h a_ll_e_ng_e_of_thc Sexes Thursday al_M_i_s_-___ a~r_a_in_s_·t_K_a_th_y_c_· r_o_s_b_y_, _B_i_ng_'s,....w_if_e_. ___ _
The code will require senators. top aides and
employcs to make extensive annual disclosure of
personal fin ances. It also will restrict their income
from outside activities to 15 percent of their official
salary.
The House adopted a similar code several weeks
ago.
The da y b e fore, thr:ee
daughters of a San Diego wo~n
who was killed sued the t.wo
airlines and Boeing for $12.5 ~·neath Bill Backers < In both houses. the code was strongly endorsed by
Democratic and H.epublican leaders, who made it a
priority trade-off for the $12,900 pay raise that took ef·
f cct fi\)e weeks ago.
million.
A spokesm an ror Lll)yd 's •of •
London said S23 million has
a I r eady been paid to P."n
American for the loss of "t s ·~ Face Tough Battle
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Delay Issued
pla n e . Tpis incluQed 1H>}35 : t SACRAMENTO c p J ..... Death . ty b"'ill that would take effect im· '' · ·"'.,~rota~;;;;:. A.·•1" .. .._.fo'ol million from"ltii'tfsb flrtns, mdre penalty supporters have won an mediately instead of Jan. I
Ex-Moonies
Needed Space
To Think
SAN rR/\NCISCO <AP>
In Actress'
Guardian Case
A two-week delay was ordered
today in Orange County Superior
Court action that could result 1n
former actress ltila llayworth's
affairs being taken over by the
public guardian.
Miss II ay"' orlh, who 1s con
fined al lloa" Memorial llospilal
in Newport Uc•u <·h. wu s
represented at the brwf hl'aring
before Judge Claude ~. Owens
by attorney Leonard Monroe
Judge Owens acce pted a
numher of doctor:.· and in-
vestigators' reports on Miss
Hayworth's cond1t1o n and or-
dered them scaled as confiden-
tial pending the hearing April 15.
The petition that will be argued
then states that M 1ss II ayworth
whose real name 1s Marg.tnlll
Cansino, 1s "gr:1vt•ly d1:.ahl~
a r esult of mental disorder/
It obo points 1111! lhut lhl• puhl11
gu::ird1an 1s l'mp<m 1•11•tl lo tukt'
OH:r the aff:11rs of Jll\0111• "'ho
has hl·<·ome a c•hrn1111· alr·nh11l1c
Thl' <:ountv tltUllsl'l s t>frf!·t•
took cnnst·n .1t111n oil lllJn Jl lht•
request nf Dr .James ~ti nt·r of
Hoag llosp1tal II<' ha., h.-1·11
treating Miss Ila' w<H th .... 111·t•
she entcreci the f.1<•il1t ~
Boy's Severed
Arm Replaced
NASH\'JLLE. T~nn 1 \1'1
David l~nn Jackson. l!t. 1s 1n
satisfactory con1ht1110 tcxlu) :1rtt•r
a team of surgl'<ms 11•1mplantcd
his arms which "'en· c hopped off
by Calling sheet melJI 111 a 11m·
m lne accident
Surgeons from Louis ville anrl
Nash ville worked for 10 hours
Thursda1 at Lou1sv1lle's Jewish
Hospital to n•1mplant Jdck~nn·s
severed arms
J e r r y L c t' n u n c a n . 2 5 •
Elmwood, Tenn , ''as ul:.o listed
In satisfactory cond1t100 at Bap-
tist Hospital her e after losin~ hi s
rlaht arm in the acci<knt Thurs
day at the New Jers<'y Zinc Mine
Co. shaft In Gordonsville, Trnn
However , a Haptis l Hospit al
spokesman said Duncun 's in
juries were too severe lo try re
implantation.
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• _.._D._ than $.1.7 million from 93 fo'rench easy victory in lhl· Mate Senat('. • The bill <1:lso fol'l's <1 likely
companies and the r est from but they still ha\'c the toughes t roadblock m t he A..:.sembly A few days fre e or
"mindconlrol" was all two
formtr members of Rev~
Su n Myung Moon's
Unification Church say
they needed before leaving
the church.
JFK •••
Mo hre ns childt vacillated
between insisting it was true and
saying he made it up to s tll the
book .
De !\lohrenschildt apporently
shot himself to death Tuesdoy a f.
ternoon in Palm Beach, Fla .. ac-
cording to officials, hours after a
House Committee on assassina-
tions investigator tried lo contact
him for an interview.
The journalist gave only
hig hlights of his story in the press
interviews, saying he wants to
:-.di the full story.
He said in the ABC interview
he had no idea why Texas oilmen
would conspire to kill Kennedy
and repeated several limes that
he was o nly quoting De
Moh renschildt on the story.
In a n interview with NBC,
Qltmans. said that in addition to
....tie oilmen a trucking firm ex·
ecutive was involved. Ke said, the
a nti-Castro Cubans thought they
had a debt to setUe with Kenntdy
for allegedly betraying them at
the Ba> of Pigs invasion of Cuba
'Whal Mr. De Mohrenschildt
said was that Mr. Oswald was
acting al his guidance and his in·
~l ru ctions.·· Oltmans said.
.Mr. De Mohrenschildt in-
dicated to me very strongly that
his ties upwards were towards
I I L . Hw1t," Oltmans said," ...
and downstairs they ~ere going
to Lee Harvey Oswald . '
The Warren Commission con-
cluded that Oswald assassinated
Kennedy acting alone and that
ther e was no conspiracy.
T he JOUr n a li st~sa id De
Mohrenschildt never I( new exact.
Iv who killed Kenned y because
Os wald and an unspecified
number of Cuban gunmen were
supposed lo be at the scene of the
.tssasstnation
De Mohrenschildt. a Rui;"ian-
l)()rn j!eolo~l!ll. wa" a friend or
Oswald and his "' 1fc . ~1unn.i. hut
lhl' W<1rrcn Comm1si.wn con
l'luded after mtcrv1e "' in~ him for
hours lh'& he was not mvolvcct in
lht• a<.sassination
In Palm li<'ach, F'la . where De
~tohrenschildt was found dead, a
police o(ficial said a briefcase
contamm1t his papers was seized
and would be turned over to the
committee.
· 'Thl' contents of the letters Is
somt.>thing I simply am not going
to get into." said Sheriff's Lt.
Richard Sheets. "I'm not in a
position to evaluate their im·
porlancc. That's for the commit·
tee in Washington to do.
.. For a ll I know, they could be
the key to what everybody has
been looking for since the as-
s a ss inalion and frankl y, I'm
more than a little surprised that
the committee· hasn't contacted
me about what we lound in De
Mohrenschildt's room. I haven't
heard one word from the com-
mittee."
Later, a spokesman for the commiltee~aid the papers would
be picked up today.
Missile a Dud
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE
BASE CAP) -An lnveaUaaUon
was under way today to find out
why a Navy BOMARC mlslle
f alled shortly after takeoff, a
Navy 11pokesmPp said.
North Ameri can companie". part of their battle a head of Crinilinal Justice Commlitee,
most of them in the Cniled them although U\ere are ways of eet-
States. The upper house upproved a "liflB a. bi!l to tbe floor without
"Because of the high concen· capital punishment bill Thursday ·, 'COmm1lf.e~ approval.
trallon of risk 10 such cases, in· on a 29.10 vot e. s cnrlini.: it to the '(,Jol'l)mtttee ch~lrman Ke~
surance had be to be spread Asscmblv. "hi·rt· till· nn-asurc's Maddy. ( R•FresnoJ, sat.cl 'l'huf's -
w o r Id w 1 de.·· lh c Lloyd 's author ag rcl·d that ckalh penalty 1 d"3y ~ thought the. Coplmittee
spokes man said. oppoi.ition ii. stronger was dlvl~ed 5.4 agamst a death KLM is collcctm~ s.io m1lhon peoaltyb11l, but would suppdtt a
ror its 747, which w~1s newer than "J think 1t will be more <lif· life-without-parole measure'.
the Pam American plane The f1 c ult ," s aid S<'n G eorg(' • · Ma d(iyplansto havethecom-
London insurance marlcct is lia· DeukmcJi:in 1 H Long lkach) rrilfi_t'e coJ\&,ider the Deukmejlan
ble for about 40 pert>cnl. and thr · bUI April lJ. when It is scheduled
rest wos d1v1<lt·<l l'qually arno11g 0 1\1·1·onh11g Lo 1\1>-.11(•1all'rl Prt•!-.s to vote on Assembly death penal·
insurance compan y pools in inten11•ws. n 11111al pun1shmc·11t l \' mt'<.1surcs
Scandinavia, ~w1lzer land and hacker:. arP sllll -.11( votl·s fro111 ·Thi.' tk11km1·11an btll was in
The Netherl and~, a British broker hav1ng11l1c two·th1rds maJOrtl\ trodul.'t•d afte r Lhc stall' SuprNne
reported they need in the low1•r housl' Court rulC'd last OeccmlJer that
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DOCTOR ...
key prosecution" ilnc's
SLocum was in Supe11or ('uun
for prctncil cict1011 in a Cl\ ii case
when Costa l\te:..:.i police a r resl(•d
him for the alleged murder of his
bu by daughter. Cynthia
Thal lawsuit in\'oh·ed his de·
mands for S6 m~IJ11111 111 damagei.
rrom Santa J\na 1>nlH·c for rn -
JUrics 11101C'lt!d on hi!> hcind dur-
111g u 1966 shootout wit h officers
that sll'mmcd fro m a domesti t
lh spute with hi-. \\Ire
Fern Returns
Home; Police
Expect Peace
A Huntington Beach man who
has u green thumb fingered "
the ft sus pect 1n t he disap·
pear:ince of his pr12e Boston fern
Thursday, s ay i><>l1ce who are
keepinl? un eye on the alleged
culpr1t loduy.
He told the desk officer he had
a f!Ood lead on the vanis hed
plant's whereabouts b~cause he
was looking at it m the"front win-
dow or u neighbor's home direct-
ly across the ~treet, as he talked.
It will takt• 5 1 1.iol1•s 111 lhl' 80
seat /\ssc·mblv to ,,, l'l'l'ldl' (;uv
Edmund Uru~1·n .Ir ·.., prom1s<.>d
veto or to ap1>1 o' t· .1 dt'o1lh pt•n:.il
Limited Nuke
Liability Nixed
In U.S. Court
WASJll N\.TON 1AJ>1 1\ la"
l1m1ling po"'t.'r t·11mp;1n1t•:..'
11 a h1hty for ont• 11udt•ar at:cident
to S5s0 mlll>on 1s unl'ons titu·
tional. according to a federal dis-
trict court rulin~.
The ruling by Jud~e James B.
McMillan of the Western District
of North Carolina dN·lured the
Price-Anderson Act an un-
constitut1onal dcpri vawm of pro·
perty without due process.
The decision. if perm itted to
stand, would raise major doubts
about the future of atomic enerr{Y
and would leave nuclear power
compani es open to unlimited
liability claims
Congress passed the Price·
Anderson Act in 1957 when the
lhen-fledj!hng nuclear r)ower in·
dustry contended it could not get
unlimited hab1htv accid ent in-
surance al u prict,-1t could afford.
Cahfornrn 's thn•e-vcar-old decith penall~ law did not mec•l l 's
Supn•mc Court gu1del111t·s
The pro1)()sed new law would
<1llow t:ap1tul punis hment for 16
c rim t!s. including treason.
murder ror hire. m ultiple
murder. torture murder . killing
a police officer and murder com·
milted during l>C\'Cral other
crimes
But unlike the old law. the bill
wdbld allow a jury to 11nposc h fo
m prison ~·ithout parole instead
of d eath if it dec1d<'d th al m1ti gat
mg circumstances, ~uch as a de
fendant's age, warranted 1t
The 29-10 vote wus two more
than t.he two-thirds majortl)
needed for passage or lo override
a veto. But DeukmeJ1an s aid
there was no assurance thnt the
Senate would override Brown,
who says he opposes capital
punishment as a "matter of cons-
cience."
Gray Davis, Brown's chief of
staff, said Tuesday that the
Democratic governor would lob·
by ag:.iini.l an override. but he
added that most legislator~ pro·
bably had made up their minds.
During the emotional. nearly
two-hour Senate debate, bill sup-
porters contended that ccip1tal
punishment would deter at least
som e potential murderers . n ut
critics said there were studies
that showed it would not affect
murder rates.
Barbara Underwood, 25,
and Leslie Brown, 24, re·
nounced membership In
t h e co ntr overs ial
"Moonie" sect just a few
d ays after put In thelr
parents' cui;tody for a
.month.
Additiona lly . "depro-
gra mmN" .Jeffrey Scales
said Thur!-ldct> that J ae·
quclinc Katz. 21. also dc-
l'ldl•d to leavt> lhe chuich
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TAX .•.
this yc•ar To <·ontmue such re-
batei., voters in 1978 would be
polled on a constitutional amend-
m ent to a llow tax roles to be
split
It would freeze the proportion
of propcrt~ taxes so that r e-
s1d(·11ces account for one.third
and other property two-thirds.
Loc<1I go\'ernment progrnms
would bl• able to grow generally
with thl' local cost of living.
As semblvman Drown said the
plan "meets the criteria oullined
by the governor for targeted re-
lie f to those who need he lp the
most. without a general state tax
incre<1!-le."
There was no immediate com-
ment from the governor 's office.
An aide said Gov. Brown had jusl ,
received a draft and would take
several days to study it.
Report Studied
CA llSON CITY, Nev. CAP) -
Nevada Ally. Gen. Robert List
refused Thursday lo confirm or
deny a report that the FBI con-
cluded a controvers ial "Mormon
-w1 II" of Howard Hughes is a
fake.
Investigator s contact ed the
suspected neighbor, who protest-
ed his,innocence loudly but final·
ly surrendered the fern in the in·
tereste or neli.:hborhood peace.
OUR 20th ANNIVERSARY IN COSTA MESA
Polic<' said they anticipate the
problem will resolve itseH
because the fern abduction sus-
pect al the time wus l0<1ding up
his cnr and u trailer to move
away.
Officials •
Mop Up Spill
VENTIJRA <AP> -State Fish
a nd Game officials worked
Thursday to clean up 25,000
gallons of fuel oil that leaked into
the Ve ntura River from the USA
Petrochem plant in Wes t Ven-
tura. ~
The leak was dl11covered com-
ing from a hairline crack in an
eight-inch pipeline early Wednes-
day. An earthen dam was placed
temporarily across the river and
much of the oil was sucked up by
vacuum tankers.
Cleanup work was s upe rvised
by Fish and Game officials.
NOTICE!!
IF YOU WISH. WE WILL
PRE-MEASURE, THEM, WHEN
YOU COME IM WE CAN GIVE
YOU EXACT PRICES ••• THERE
IS HO CHARGE FOR THIS
SERVICE.
------THROUGH APRIL 9th--........ ---
SPECIALS!
DRAPERY • LINOLEUM*
·ARMSTRONG, CONGOUUM, GAF
CARPETING
SPECIALS!
SELECTED QUALITIES 011 lllVEN,
CUSTOMWEAVE, LEES. WALTHS,
ALEXANDER SMITH,
EVANS-II.ACK, ETC.
p....,·p_,,eAJ
'KING OF CON MEN'. • •
JUDGE WILLIAMS noted that O'Brien had a long-
record of such frauds. He described him as an "artist
In the field of commercial paper." '
. Despite his superior court sentencing, O'Brien is
still wanted by federal authorities who plan to try him
for his alleged rolo in the counterfeiting or $20 bills.
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VOL. 70, NO. 91,-4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES
SACRAMENTO CAP)-Cities
and counties could impo~e local
income laxes and renters and
homeowners could collect 1$712
mUHon in cash payments in a
wide-ranging tax reform
package drafted in the s tate As-
sembly.
The $950 million package,
which would provide SlOO million
more in immediate property tax
relief t.han a rival plan backed by
Feeling Fo•lisla
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.. has
been drafted by t.he. AssembJy
Revenue and Taxation Commit-
tee.
Assemblyman Willie Brown.
committee chairman, canceled a
briefing on the plan for
Republican members of the As·
sembly Thursday when he
learned that tbe GOP caucus was
open to the public and press.
Copies were leaked to the press.
Bill Knight, princip'al of Costa Mesa's Paularino School,
arrived early to do a little paperwork -and round more
than he could ha ndle. Oh weU. April Fool's Day comes
but once a year.
C~ntroversy Tops
es·a Co11ncil List·
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of IM O••ly """' lt•I• ~ Costa Me11a council members
ace several controver'\tal itcms
Monday nif.(ht, rang in~ from a re·
commendation that no new Boys
.Club buildinJ: be built on the wc<;t
aide t.o an attorney's requt~t to
build his home on ~olf cour~c
land.
The public meeting will h~~in
al 6:30 p.m. 1n council cham~n..
77 F air Dnvc.
Boys Club of the Harbor Area
Former Mate
. Humed After
'Flame Out,' I,
An effort to rekindle a 30-ycar·
old name nppatently s puttered
out Thur~ay in Jluotlngton
Beach, police said today.
Officers reached that con-
clusion after taking a malicious
rnbchief report from a woman
who found her car with its win-
dows smashed, its tires slashed
and maple syrup poured into its cas tank.
She explained that the m an she
divorced 30 years ago also wa·
atissing in the wake or the mis
ct,lef committed outside her
home.
OlOcer Dennis Branch said the
•Oman explained that after all
Jboae years, she and her former
lllouse began corresponding and
••covered the old chemistry was
.-orking again. ''lte finally came out here from
f'lorlda to try and work Wngs
out so they could aet back
t.oaether," said a police depart-
ment spokesman.
''They decided to live together on a trial buit, but she could on-
ly tafce blm for two days and told
tilm to split." t.he invesUaator
added.
No dama1e esthnate was
available tor \ho twice ..
tlaUlusloned dlvorcee's battered . ~ ..
o fficials now say projected
school enrollment in the next five
ycurs indicates that a facility on
the west side of town would not be
Justified or Konom1cally advisa-
ble A
The eounc1l was asked last
month to help find a suitable
location for a clubhouse to
replace the central branch at 596
Center Street.
Cou0<'1lmen also will hear Hun·
tington Beach attorney Phillip
Bush's request for a general plan
change for 1.2 acres of land at the
!IOUth end or the Mesa Verde
Country Club golf course
Pla nning comm 1ssioners
turned down that request last
February aft er hearmg from an-
~ ry Mesa Verde homeowners
who called lhe plan a dangerous
' precedent for the city.
<See COUNCIL, Page AU
Job Seroree ..
Relocates
u·s hard enou1h for
young people to get a job,
but Harbor Area youths
have an additional pro-
blem; finding the recently
relcx:ated Youth Emplo1·
mentService (YES).
YES has moved lo a new
location al 542 19th Street,
Costa Mesa, and director
CaTolyo Sweetland says
conlusl~ has caused busi-
ness to droo nearly so per-
cent.
As a result, there are
numeroua part·time and
rulJ.tlme jobs waiting for
Costa Mesa and Newport
Beach job-seekers agea
14-22. There la DO fee for
this community supported
service.
YES offices are op n
Monday through Friday
froni 1lo5p.m.
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Brown, a San Francisco
Democrat, said it is s till an "in-
ternal working document." But
in a cover letter with the draft, he
said the plan "represents a con-
. census legislative package for
bomeowner and renter property
tax reform."
The package would:
-Allow county boards or
supervisors to vote to impose a 1
to 5 percent income taic and city
councUs to vote an additional 10
percent levy.
The local taxes would be col-
lected by the state as· a "pig-
gyback" charge on slate income
taxes, and then the money would
be returned to the local govern-
ments. 75 percent for property
tax relief and 25 percent for gov·
ernment programs.
-Set higher incQme taxes on
California's wealthy.
FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1977
-Limit growth of local proper·
ty taxes by putti"g caps on new
local spending. ~
Allow local go"ernmenls to
split tax rates so business proper·
ty would be assessed at a higher
rate than residential property.
-.-Impose a statewide property
tax on businesses to help the
state take over virtually all local
welfare and Medi-Cal costs.
The plan is proposed in two
,
I
Tooay' Closlnl
N.Y.Steek
C TEN CENTS
phase/i. Tbe,. lellslature could
authorize the $712 million in re·
bates to rentera"and hom~wners
this year. To continue such re·
bates, voters in 1978 would be
polled on a constitutional amend·
ment to allow tax roles to be
split.
It would freeze the proportion
of property taxes so that re-
sidences account for one·third
and other property two-thirds.
•
Teacher Pact Reached
But Details Are Kept From Public
By MICHAEL PASKEVICH
Ol llW 0•11• ,.llot Sl•ll
A tentative contract agree·
m ent has been reached
between Newport-Mesa
t each e r s and di s tr ic:t
n egotiators, a district
spokesman said today.
But neither teacher r epresen:"
talives nor district officials will
reveal the contents of the pro·
posed contract until teachers
vote on the matter.
The dis trict's l.250·plus
teachers. represented by the
Newport-M esa Education
Onistian
Syinbols
To Remain
By"RA YMOND ESTRADA JR. Ol 1"-O•llr ,.,._, St•tl
Huntington Be~!d, Union Wgh
School District trustees voted 3 to
2 Thursday to take no action
against tortill~ chip vendor Sam
Giesy who prints a Christian
symbol and motto on his pro-
duct's Ingredient label.
Trustees also voted 4 lo 1 to
formulate a policy restricting
what all hiih school cafeteria
ve ndors shall print on their pro-
duct packaging.
Giesy is the target or a Hunt-
ington Beach attorney who
claims t.he symbol and motto are
"1Hegal as it violates the con-
stitutional provision mandating a
separation_ or c~urch and state."
The attorney, Sidney
Koperberg, 10121 Stoneybrook
Drive. said toda¥ he has "no
farther plans" as a result or the
board's Thursday action. He said
he still believes the district is
sanctioning a "patently illegal
and orrensive act" through the
chip sales. .. Kuperberg said, "I'm disap-
pointed. But I don't, know the
meaning of the 'board's action. I
have tos~ the policy."
(See VENDOR, Page A2)
ACTOR 'UVED'
UFE OF JESVS
British actor Robert Powell ,
who plays tiUe role in "J esus of
Nazareth, .. reflects on how
pe rformance has affected hiJ>
life.
The powerfully movlnc
portrayal ot the life of Christ is
being shown on NBC-TV in two
three-hour segments on Sunday
nights of Easter Week. April 3
and 10. Stones, Page AlO.
(NMEA ), must now either ratify
or reject the proposed 1976· TI
contr ac t packaRe . N MEA
members are slated to vote April
11.
Tentative agreemt.>nl was re·
ached Wednesday afternoon
following round·lhe-clock metft-
angs between negotiators and a
mediator from the state Educa-
tion Employment Relations
Board.
The tentative agreement br·
ings to an end the impasse
declared March 9 over teacher
requests for higher pay. binding
arbitration in future grievance
proceedings and changes district
. policies governing the transfer or
teachprs between schools.
If teachers choose not to accept
the lent alive contract provisions.
negotiators for both s ides will re·
turn to the bargaining table.
T eachers arc seeking a 13 per-
c•nt pay raise over the next two
years. The district's last publicly
announced offer was nine per-
cent.
NMEA officials bave stressed
a need for bmding arbitration in
post-contract grievances filed by
either side. The district wants
'King of Con Men'
•
Draws .. Long Tenn
Oe,cribed during his Orange ~ounty Superior
Court trial as ''the king of the con m en" Henry Leroy
O'Brien drew a string of sentences Thursday that
could keep him in state pris9nfor as long as 34 years:
But O'Brien, 44, seemed quite unperturbed by the
sentences meted by Judge Kenneth Williams.
WALKING FROJ\1 the courtroom fl.anked by two
jail deputies.; he sto pped at the door a nd asked Judge
Williams with a smile. "Don't I get credit for the time
I've already served in jail?"
Judge Williams s hook his head in disbelief and
motion«:.d the offic~rs t~ take. O'Brien.away.
<See i()NG, Page A?)
Doctor, Ex-con,
To. Renew Practice
ByT0~1 BARLEY
ot ,,,. O•llv ,.1101 Stitt
, Or. Wesley Garner Slocum. lhe
former Costa Mesa physician
who was sent lo state prison for
bilking the slate's Medi-Cal
system of an estimated $200,000.
is being allowed to practice
medicine again.
A board of medical examiners
placed Slocum, 50, on fi ve years'
probation after noting that he
haq served 26 months of tbe state
prison term of one to 10 years im-
posed three years ago in Orange
County Superior Court. He was
released from prison in January.
Slocum told the board he
planned to resume the practice
he formerly maintained in Santu
Ar\a. "There is a strong demand
in the community to have him re-
turn to practice there,·· the
board's opinion notes.
Judge Harmon G. Scoville sent
Slocum to prison in April 1974
after the physician was convict·
ed on 22 counts or fraud in his
s ubmission of Medi-Cal claims
for patients who never received
treatment from him.
It was his third Super ior Court
trial.
Slocum was acq_u1tted in the
sam e courtroon in 1970 on
murder charges filed after Costa
Mesa police alleged that he killed
and dismembered his infant
daughter and stuUcd her re-
mains in a freezer at his Mesa
Verde home.
!See DOCTOR, Page A2)
Cellege Torched
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss. (AP)
-The administration building of
Rust College -its roof, steeple
and attic gutted by a deliberately
-set fire -lopms over a nearly·
deserted campus today. Rusrs
842 students were ordered off
campus on Thursday after the
fire. which broke out during a
protest or administration policies
and the reappointment as coJ1e1e
presidentofOr. W. A. McMillan.
'End of ~rgtaRel't'
Trnde~u Bops Wife?
WASftlNGTON (AP) -Stories
claiming that Margaret Trudeau
received a punch ln the eye from
her husband, Canadian Prime
Minister Pierre Trudeau. ha\le hit Canadian newapapers, tbe
W ashlnlton Sl•r reported today.
The dispatch from Ottawa said
t.be ltOI")' ~t t.he punch in the e)'e bad citctdated as rumor in
Ottawa foe more lb•n a week.
The aupposed Incident ls re-
ported to have occurntd March lS
after Mrs. Trudeau's trip to
Toronto to see the Rolling Stone•
rock f~P and ~er subsequent
.travels to New York, lhe story
Hid.
The atorf u were fof1owed late uu. w• br ;.,.,na ta.at the
Trudeaus were plannlng •
separation, but the prim e
minister has rerused to com-
ment, the story said.
The cliapatch also said:
-Trudeau leaves W edncsday
ror Berkeley, Calif., and after
that plans a 10-day vacallon. but
hh1 omce will not say whether t\ls
wile will ac:compal\f him.
-The vacation ls beini
described by &0me newap~rs
as a last-dltch attemp\ lo J>Jtc:h
up the marriage.
-Mrs. Trudeau reportedly
told at leut el•ht persOM lbal
she ind he.r husband b1d an atfl.I•
menl which ended with bcr bein•
on tho ~~Mnc en\f or ~ shot in
Ul••ye .
-Mn. Trudeau has been seen
since the reported incident wear-
ing sunglas$ea, bul DO one claims
to have teen an actual black eye.
Mrs. Trudeau watched a
private showing 'OJ the new mov-
ie. "Black Sunday!' ln New York
on Wednesday night and s~ed
In the clt.y at the apartment of
Princess Yasmin, the daughter
of Rlta Hayworth and All Khan,
lhe New York Post reported lo·
doy.
The 1>0St said the princess and
Mn. Ttudeau wen plannina a
c.tlp to t.os Angeles wh~e Rollini
Stonea muaiclan Ron Wood Is
st•ylng and working on a record·
l"'leMion.·
advisory arbitration in which the
board of education would have
the final say on any recommen-
d a ti on from an independent
arbitrator.
Teachers also have expressed
unhappiness over the district's
transfer policy which they say
gives Superintendent John Nicoll
the power to transfer teachers to
another local school at will.
Nicoll has said this power is
necessary since declining enroll ·
ment and impending closures or
district schools will require the
shuffling of some teachers lo
meet district needs.
JFK Death
Plot Jjnked
To Suicide
WASHINGT-ON CAP) -A
Dutch journalist has quoted the
potential House investigation •
witness who apparently com·
milted stfreide this week as say-
ing a conspiracy of Texas oilmen
and anti-Castr o Cubans as-
sassinated President JCennedy:· ·
In press interviews today, the
journalist, Willem Oltmans,
quoted George de Mohrenschlldt
as saying he was the middle·
man betw ee n the late
multimillionaire oilman H. L.
Hunt representing other oilmen
and Lee Harvey Oswald in the
conspiracy.
The t.heQry o(oilrnan ijup_l'~j11·.
volvement has been advanced
before but never corroborat~.
The journalist testified for
more than three hours today at a
closed session oC the House Com·
mittee on Assassinations sub-
committee on t.he Kennedy as-
sassination.
He told newsm en afterwards
that he testified that Loran Hall,
a Cuban exile, told him in a taped
interview that he was offered
$50,000 in the office of oilman
Lester Logue to assassinate
President Kennedy. Five or six
other people were present at the
lime, according to 01tmans.
Oltm .. ans also said he gave the
subcommittee the n ame and
photograph o( a C uban be
believes was involed in the as-
sassination. He did not say what
<•videncc he had for that aner-
tion.
The ne ws m an had already
given his basic story before lhe
testimony ln several press In-
terviews, most fully on ABC-TV'.s
"Good Mornlng America."
Coast
Weather
Clearing and windy ·
Saturday. Lows tonJght in
40s . Highs Saturday in tnld
to upper 605.
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TO PRACTICE AGAIN
Dr. Wesley G. Slocum
l'ro. Page A J
DOCTOR ••.
The grisly discovery by mov.
ing men led to his arrest and a
trial in which his wife wa:. the
key prosecution witness
Slocum was in Superior Court
for pretrial·action in a civil case
when Costa Mesa police ;1rrc~tcd
him for the alle~cd murder of his
baby daughter. Cynthia.
That lawsuit involved his de·
mands for $6 million in damages
from Santa Ana police for in-
juries inflicted on his hand dur·
ing a 1966 shootout with Officers
that stemmed from a domestic
dispute with his wife.
Unemployment
Rate Declines
Nationw ide
WASHINGTON (AP) The
nalions's unemployment rate
dipped from 7.5 lo 7.3 perc~nt m
Marc h as a half·mitlion
Americans found JOhs and f<i t·
tories recalled workers from
energy.spawned layoffs, the gov
t:rnmcnt said today.
Labor Department analysts
said the improvement indicated
that the ill effects of the severe
winter weather a nd related
energy shortages had only a tern
porary effect on the economy.
The March jobless rate was at
the same level as in January. It
rose two-tenths of a pcr~ent 1n
February largely because of
layoffs related to the un
precedented cold. ·to!· The administration hopes to re·
duce the jobless rate lo about 6.5
percent by year's end. rt stood at
el~ht percent last November.
The Labor Department gave
this breakdown of unemploy
ment in various wo r ker
categories in March:
-Adult men. 5.4 per~ent, down
from 5.8 in .January.
Adult women, 7.2 percent.
un<-hanged.
·-Teenagers. 18.8 percent, up
from 18.5.
-Wh.ilt:s, 6.6, down from 6. 7 m
January.
-Blacks and other minorities,
12. 7 percent, down from 13 t.
-Blue collar worker-s. 8.4, d own from 8. 7.
• -While collar workers, 4.7, up from4.6.
The rate for person!! heading
households. who are regarded as
the family breadwinner, dechned
from 4.9 to 4.6 percent.
· 'Loat City'
Uncovered
SAN FRANCISCO (AP>
Joseph Mirabile was jogging
along the beach when lluddenly
he spotted slabs of granite and
marble tombstones slicking out or lhesan~
"It was sort of ~cary,"
Mirabile said Thursday.
Some of the stones, apparently
uncovered by the wind, dated to
the 18608.
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The insurance bill for avia.
lion's worst disaster in which 577
people died could reach $240
million, London insurers say. But
the first two damage suits filed in
California on behalf of victims oC
the crash are demanding more
than $2 billion.
'
The 1240 miUlon total Includes
$63 m'imon for the Pan American
and KLM jumbo jets that col-
lided on a runway in the Canary
Islands on Sunday, an estimated
$137 million •n damages to· ~he
Cam ilies of the dead and to in-
jured survivors, and an estimat·
ed $40 million on accident in-
COunty Man Leaps
Five Floors (It CSF
Early reports indicate that an
instructional television techni·
cian who leaped from a fifth-noor
balcony at Cal State Fullerton to·
day is in "extremely critical"
condition.
t\ccord1n~ to John Millen of the
Uni versity's news bureau. lhc
27 .>car-old unidentified techn1
c1an survived his 8:45 a.m. jump
from the Humanities Building
balcony and was gi\"en emergen·
cy treatment al the scene.
llowevl'r, Millen said.' the ap·
parent swc1de bent man suffered
multiple fractures ~d cxtenl!1ve
loss of blood. lie wa~ 'tpken to
Placentia· Linda. Hospital.
Millen reported the man was
•.alone on the balcony when he
jumped but that witnesses said
h e shoute,d something as he
hurtled feet first down to the
pavement.
He aisosaid <A woman student a
few feet from where the man Cell
suffered shock and is being treat-
ed in the university's medical
facility
Mill en said the lechnician 's
boss. Dr. Allen Zcltzer, said the
man had been despondent re·
ccntly because of app,al'ent
romantic <lifliculties.
f'ro• Pa~ A J
CHIP VENDOR ..•
Trustee Doris Allen. Don
!\I acAllisler and Ralph Bauer, al-
lendmg his last meet.mg as a
·bo~1rd member, voted lo take nh
aclion against the chip vendor
Board President Helen Dille
and Trus tee Zita Wessa sought o
review of all labels on foods sold
through \'Cndiniz machines on
d1l!trtct campuses.
The proposed policy failed on a
2 to 2 vote with an abstention by
Mac Allister.
The proposed policy to restrict,
food package printing will be
drafted b y district ad ·
m inistrators.
M acAllister said the policy
would "not be censorship" but
onlv be a "condition of buying
and selling" in the district.
The district's --fegal counsel,
Dave Larsen, told the board it
can tell a vendor "what he can or
cannot do in respect to sellin~ his
productto the district."
Said Larsen, ''If the distnrt
finds certain advertising of·
fensive. it is up to the district to
decide 1f it will buy the product.
No one has the right to sell to the
district."
' But Larsen also said Giesy's
Christian motto "does not violCllC
the First Amendment" of the
8111 of R 1~hts "in any way "
Larsen told the board the ven·
dor "is not merchandising re·
lig1on in any way. but the district
has no contractual obligation
with him."
Meanwhile. Giesy, 23. a former
Marina High School student, sat
in disgust as the board voted.
"Thev have tried td attack me from all different angles," said
the young Huntington Harbour
businessman.
.. l believe the proposed policy
is aimed .a,.t my product label,"
said Giesy.
Giesy's tortilla chip ingredient
label includes an ichthus, an an·
cienl Greek, fish-like symbol for
Christ. and a motto which reads:
"S.A.M. Foods. A Christian com-
pany dedicated to a new life
through Christ.
"Their policy had better be
consistent with every other pro·
duct sold in the school distticl."
said Giesy.
Giesy's chips are sold to about
3.000 students per week at all dis·
trict campuses except Edison
High School.
The food vendor pointed to a
kosher label on a juice product
sold throughout the district.
Board President Dille told
trus t ees. "We could drop
I G iesy's product'> a month from
now if we consider it not to be
nutritious."
Actress' Guardian
Court Date Delayed
A two-week delay was ordered
today in Orange County Superior
Court action that could result in
former actress Rita Hayworth's
aHairs being taken over by the
public guardian
Miss Hayworth, who is con-
fined al Hoag Memorial Hospital
1n Newport Beach , wa s
represented at the brief hearing
before Judge Claude l't1. Owens
by attorney Leonard Monroe.
Judge Owens accepted a
number or doctors' an~ in-
vestigators' reports on Miss
tlayworth's condition and or-
dered them sealed as confiden-
tial pendJng the hearini April 15.
The petition that will be argued
then states that Miss Hayworth
whose real name is Margarita
Cansino, Is "gravely disabled as
a result of mental disorder."
It also points out that the public
guardian is empowered to take
over the affairs o~ anyone who
has become a chronic alcoholic.
The county counsel's omce
took coftservatlon action at the
request of Dr. James Miner of
Hoag Hospital. He has been
treating Miss Hayworth .since
she entered the facility.
'Iliorny Bill Seen
SACRAMENTO <A P ) -Tbe
cactus bill is on Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr.'s desk. Given 10 . ..0 final
approval by the Aasembly Thurs-
day. the bill would require
anyone transportin1 five or more-
desert plants to have them
tagged lo prove they weren't
stolen from private or public
land.
F ..... Pllfle AI
'KING OF CON MEN'. • •
Looking at O'Brien's multiple convictions of
grand theft, concealing stolen property and con-
spiracy Judge Williams had earlier told the def en-
danl: "ll I were a banker I wouldn't sleep nights with
you around.
"YOU'RE JUST TOO good and I think you were born dishonest. You're a lovable scamp, Mr. O'Brien,
but you're sliJ> going to prison for a long lime."
O'Brien's convictions stemmed from the role he
played in the then. of 17 rolls or microfilm records
Crom the county tax collector's office in April, 1975.
It was alleged during the tcial that O'Brien and
Alfred Edward Adams, 44, planned to use the tax re·
cords and a stolen check encoder to produce phony
payroll checks
JUDG~ WILUA.MS noted that O'Brien had a long.
record of such frauds. He described hf m as an .. artist
in the fieid of commercial paper.,,
Despite his superiOT court sentenclnf, O'Bl'ten lt
stJll wanted by f9deral authorities who plan to try him
for his alleged role in the coun\erf el Ung of $20 b\lla.
·-
aurance policies taken out by m·
dividual victims.
Insurance sources said both
Pan American and KLM are
signatories to agreements limit·
ing their liability for each
passenaer lo SSS,000 damages
. and $17,000 to cover legal costs.
But they sald .Ameri ca n ·
passengers are subject to a U.S.
law that removes the llmJ!a if
negligence is shown.
London insurance broker
Julian Fraser said \f one or the
pilots or some other.factor direct·
ly connected with either or both
of the airlines 's found to be to
blame, compensation could be
exceptionally high.
Dutch officials invesligat1ong
the collision have already con-
ceded that the KLM pilot did not
have permission from the airport
control tower for the takeoff he
had started.
The sons of two California
women killed In the collision riled
a class-action suit in U.S. District
Court In San F'ranc1sco on '.Thurs·
day demanding $6,5 million ror
each of the 306 Californians killed
or injured in the dba::.tcr. a t6tal
of $1,989,000. The defendants are
Pan American. KLM and the
Boeing Copr .. which built the 747
jumbo jets.
The day before, th ree
daughters of a San Diego woman
who was killed sued· the two
airlines and Boeing for $12.5
million.
A spokesman for Lloyd's of
London said $23 million has
already been paid to Pan
American for the loss of its
plane. This included $10.35
million from British flrm·s. more
than $3.7 million from 93 French
companies and the rest from
North American eompanies.
most of them in the United
States.
"Because of the hiE:h concen·
lration or risk in :-.uch cases. in·
s urance had be to be spread
worldwide.·· the Llo)'d 's
spokes'!Yln sa1<l
KLM is collecting $40 million
for its 747, which was newer than
the Pam American plane. The
London insurance market is lia·
ble for aboul 40 percent, and the
rest was divided equally among
insurance company pools in
Scandinavia. Switzerland and
The Netherlands, a British broker
reported.
f'ro• Page AJ
COUNCIL ...
Bush contends he only wants lo
build his own home on the site,
located near the golf course driv-
ing range.
In other action, the council will
consider adopting an urgency
measure prohibiting all future
public storage garage projects in
the city.
That measure was recom·
mended by the city's Planning
Com mission in action earlier ;.rus
week.
The council also will conduct a
public hearing concerning rezon-
ing about four blocks of residen-
tial units on the city's west side
from high density development
to medium density.
The area involved in the pro-
posed rezone Includes abollt JOO
lots between Hammon '1nd 19th
Streets on the north and south,
and Pomona and Placentia
A venues on the east and west.
o.41• flllet St ..........
BOY SCOUTS STACK WATER-SAVING KITS
Spencer Kuhn, 12 (left), J ohn Roberts, 11
Mesa Youth Clubs .
Join Water Saving
Harbor Area youngsters will
be handing out empty plastic bot-
tles and dye tablets to Costa
Mesa County Watt•r D1str.ict
customers next week 111 an effort
to save one billion gallon:. of
water this year
Boys Club and Girls Club mem-
bers will be distributing about
4,000 of the water conservation
kits to district water users free of
charge, accor ding to district
manager Ed Schnabel.
Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts
packaged the kits this week. The
kits include two 32 ounce plastic .. ~
bottles for use in the toilet tanks.
Dye tablets are included to
show the water user where leaks
may be originating Jn the toilet
lank, and a shower flow restric·
tor is also included in the
package.
Schnabel said the district paid
about $2,200 for 5,000 kits,
although he admits there are Car
more than 5,000 water users in
the district.
"We thought we'd order 5,000,
And if there appears to be a big
demand for the kits, we'll order
more.
Code Adopted
Financial Disclosure Must
WASHINGTON <A P > -The Senate adopted to-
day a far· reaching code of ethics designed lo increase
the accountabihtv of the lawmakers, curtail conflicts
of interest, and ·bolster the public's confidence in
Congress.
The 86·9 vol c foil owed two weeks of debate.
A final amendment hy Hepublican leader Howard
Baker of Tennessee providing that the code would ex-
pire March 1, 1981 . was tabled. ~
The code wiJI rt'quirt• senators, top aides and
emploves to make extcnsi\'c annual disclosure of
personal finances. rt at.so will restrict their income
from outside activities to 15 percent of their official
salary.
The House adopted a similar code several weeks
ago.
In both houses, the code was strongly endorsed by
Democratic and Republican leaders, who made it a
priority trade-off for the $12.900 pay raise that took ef-
fect five weeks ago.
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Hormone
"InCrease .
·A.l,arming
A'i'LANTA CAP> -An'alarm· ~
lng increase in female sex
hormones in both men and
women workers in a plant which
mtakes birth control pills was dis·
closed today by the National
Center for Disease Control.
A year.Jong study showed the
increase in estrogen, or female
hormones, among workers in P~Ri~ '~
Dr. Malcolm Harrington, an
epidemiologist who headed the
study. said he exp~cts the pro·
blem is universal.
.. It is well known that: the
estrogen causes these pro·
blems," he said, "but this is the
. first documentation of it outside
of the industry.••
Excess estrogen in men causes
enlarged breasts and a decline in
libido, or sex drive, Harrington
said.
In women, the condition causes
abnormal vaginal bleeding.
"There is no occupational s tan·
dard concerning this problem,"
Harrington said in an interview.
"I am recommending an interim
standard, pending further re.
'search, and then the establish·
tnent of an appropriate st andard
• to alleviate the proble m." Doily Piiot Stott Photo
Harrington sajd the study was
done at the Ortho pharma·
ceutical in Puerto Rico, where 55
employes were questioned and
blood samples were taken frorn
53.
DR. BRINGHURST TELLS OF NEW GROWING METHODS
Growers Gather at Fletd Day To Learn More About Berries
¥Symbol
Strawberries Big .
Business on Coast
Sales Soar;
See Sunday
I Sunday's Daily Pilot will have
some answers for those couples
who h::ive two paychecks yet not
enough to spend for entertain·
mcnt.
DOUBLE I NCOME -In
almost fi\·e out of JO American
families in which the husband
-works. the wife does too. An /\P
News Special reports on the pre·
ssures and rewards of this grov.
ing lifestyle.
(suNDAY'S BEST]
NEW MONROE? -Not al all.
say ·those close to fast rising sex
symbol Farrah Fawcclt·MaJors.
So what is il that made fans.
rangin~ from the l'(eriatric set to
tccns. lay out cnld cash for fi ve
million postt•rs" An Associated
Press story tclb "'hat make:. this
Fawcl'll run
WATER'S FUTt.:RE -Th!'
<lroughl has roc·uscd allcnl1on rm
California'!-. v. ..itf"r usagl' prn
hll·ms. t'l\Jt an 1\ssoc1atl'd Prc:-.s
s tory has an C\ Nl more o;;obt•r1ng
mess;1~c· In order to !ivt• v.1th
thc <Jm11un1 of w;iter that'
availabh'. Americans ;er" gorni:!
to have to learn morr• ron,1•n a
tum as populations grov. .mcl 1r
r1g:Jt11m 11H·rca:-.c-;
$5 A1 DATF.? -You don't h:n<'
to sp(.•nd a lot of moncv to hav«' .in
t•njoyable t'\'ening out. pt·rhaps
A'V<'n visiting som<' of I hf' bc•st n·
~aturants and m~ht clubs ~kc·11
t1 cal? /\ how.to story by J;(<'kH•
llyman is ~chPduled 111 hwl 11rr
the YOU St•<:\ton
llaeg're0ff
By IOLARV KAYE'
Of ti. O••IY Ptlot \Iott
Al the South Coast Fil'ld Sta·
lion. strav. berries arc a serious
business.
And it's no wonder. The little
red berries were a $29 5 millton
crop in Orange County last year
/\nd lhe 11.000 acrt•s of
strawberry plants in C<Jlifornta
accounted for about 70 perc('nl of
all strawberries sold 1n lhl' Unit·
ed Stales lai.l yectr.
"We''e got the hiAhest yi£>ld
pe r acre or anywhere in the
world." boasts Dr. Royce Br·
inghursl. a pomologist Cone who
studies fruit {'Ultivattonl at l'C
Davis. He helps run the South
Coast Field St;.ition, loc:ul<•d next
to El Toro Manne Corps St<ition
Much of the credit has to be
given to the great i,trawberry.
gro" rng ell male m the coast;il
ar<'as ofC<1liforn1a
G rO\H•rs explain the m1lcl
climate provides warm tcm·
pera tures at ju:>t the rig ht times
But a lot of credit has to go to
the field station. which has con
ducted s trav. berry research for
over a quarter ccnturv.
Bringhurst and \'1t•tor \'oth,
"ho .directs strawhcrrv resean·h
at the field <;~lion <ir~ rec;pons1
hie for most of the in nm all\ c
nt•w gro" tng m<•lhods anri 1 m
pro\' NI stra" !>err,\ 'artl'lu·~
Tht• f1dcl "talion hl'ld 1h 25th
::innu:il stra\\hl'rr\ f1t•ld da~ this \
v.1•t•k and invited ~rowers from
,di ovt•r Southe>rn Caltf1Jrn1ll for a
h11t·fin..: O} llrini:hur ... 1 Jnd \'oth
1\ ftl·rwur<ls. tl11• m (•n boardc·d
t ractl'frs and truck!> .i ncl '"'IK'<'l
t•cl ni" aflt·r fl'" of .. tr;," llt'rrv
plants. "ht•rc ttw f1Pld .,talion
"lr..1v.l>ern rcs l•,1rcht•rc; ..in· con·
t1nually t1y1ng to ll pJ{radt• the
... tr a v. hl'rl\ ('r11p
Lat1•,t 1nno\ .11 ton" 1n<'lucl c•
v. 1der slra" ~·11 \ lwd-.;, "hu·h
pro\'ldl' a :!ti P<'rc(•nt h1gh<•r ~ 1l'ld
of berries. and drip 1rngat1on.
Dan Haggerty, star of The Life and Times o{ Grizzly
Adnms, and Kristy McNichol of Family lake off in a
skateboard contest, one of several events In TV's
Challenge of the Sexes, filmed at Mission Viejo High
School. -
•
which sa\'eS waler by irrigatrng
only the soil beneath the berry
beds, not the soil in the furrows
bet w_ecn t.bt. bed!>
Rringhurst <1lso explained a
"wi nter planting system" "here
young berry plants arc started in
high, mountain elevatio ns and
are then trans planted in lower,
coast<1l areas
Back at the field s t<ilion build·
ing. the growers set out to taste
each or the new vuricti<'s. The
scene resembled a wine tasting.
Growers picked up a berry, nib·
bled a bit and thertrated Its ac1d1·
ty, sweetness. color, s ize, firm-
ness and shape.
for those who usually en·
counter strawlJerries whl'n
lhey'n• s itting 1n small green
baskets in markets. it was a
tough task lo tell any of the ber·
rtl's apart
Each was !jig. sweet. juicy and
red. They all tasted deli cious.
But the growers practically
s pat out some or the berries that
were not quite "up to pur" and
s poke glowmgly of others.
When asked wl>y the field sta·
lion berries were all more tasty
than mosl found in markets,
!>C\·er..11 growers explained that
berries usually are picked ~reen
so that lht•) will ript.>n on their
JOurm•ys to m:Jrkets :Jll over the
countn
"Tht•) oft1•n IOM! some or lhl•Jr
flavor \\hl·n tht·y ripen that
"'a~. I hey l'Xplaincd
One new variety is a flat
c:t rJ" l><'rr~ that looks orl<I but
t.1"tes a~ !>WC·l't and JUICY us any
of lht' other"
Thn expl :.uned that th<' hcrry
1s good for pa<•king and shipping.
Thi..' Lisk"""' 1s tn c111w111tc s hop·
pl'l's that :.11C'h ht•rrtl'S arc ju:.;t tls
good 1f nnt ht'llt•r. tll(tn tht• old,
... 1r.rn lwrr) .. hapt·d rru1t they're
ll"('d lll
RhinoRanu
Gale Freeing
13 Cheetahs
Apparently believing the grass
really is greener on the other
s ide. a three.ton rhinoceros
11m ashed inlo a reinforced steel
fence Thursday at Lion Country
Safari. leading park rangers on a
merry jeep chase to round up 13
<'heetahs who look advantage of
his efforts.
Unfortunately, the rhino now
known as ''Bruiser" never got. to
sample the lush greenery on the
other side of his compound. but
the cheetahs who slipped through
the smaJJ hole took oH in hope of
sampling some fresh antelope.
Like Bruiser's, their efforts
came up short. ..
With some fancy driving and
horsemeat lures, park rangers
managed lo divert the cheetahs
away from the panicking an·
telope and herd the lightning fast
cheelahs back into lheir de·
signaled area.
Everyt.hing's back to normal
today; Bruiser continues to stare
wistfully· at the grass he never
got lo sample and the cheetahs
are waiting patiently until
Bruiser tries it again.
Break-off Urged
MONTEREY (AP) -The eon·
gregatlpn of St. John's Cha~I
has voted to disassociate Itself
from the Episcopal church, It&
rector, lhe ltev. Jerome F.
°"Pt>UU.Cr, 11ld.
.
' I •
frid.y. April '· 1917 DAILVPILOT A:J
~tlack.er to Wed
Nurse Takes Shine After Beating
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. CAP)
-A nurse who told police an al·
Jeged assailant tried to beat her
to death three weeks ago has
dropped . charges against the
man. They plan to be married,
she says.
George Edd Hodges. 33. was In·
dieted for aggravated kidaaping
last week in connection with the
March 12 assault on Linda Lee
King,29.
In an affidavit filed Thursday
with the district attorney's of·
flee, Miss King asked that the
s tate take no further action
against Hodge. The indictment
then w~ dismissed in stale-dis·
trict court.
anymore . • . He tried to kill
me," Nelson quoted Miss King as
saying at the time.
She Jater told police Hodges
picked her up at a local hospital
and had taken her to a buildmg at
Cabaniss Field. -A Cler being
dragged by the hair. she was
beaten and repeatedly dunked
head first in a water.filled sink,
she had told police.
"} do not desire to testify
against him an,d will not unless
forced lo do so over my objee·
lions." Miss King said in seeking
a dis missal of the indictment.
She sald she and Hodges
For County ;Jail
planned marriage before the. In·
cideol and that her feelings were
not changed by the beating
because she didn't think her as·
sailant knew what he was doing
at lbetime.
Mis• King added that she
looked forward to marriaJle and
"having a happy life there.
aft er." She gave no wedding date.
Asst. Dist. Atty. Grant Jones,
who filed the motion for dis·
missal, said the move by Miss
Kiog was" a phenomenon which
we observe in the district at·
torney's office from time to
time."
The Corpus Christi woman had
been found early March 13 in a
blood-soaked nurse's uniform.
She was clinging lo a fence at
Cabaniss Field . a form e r
military installation near hern,
police said.
Sgt. Jim Nelson said she was
h ysterical and almost in·
coherent.
"Don't let him beat me
$24,000 Sought
To Staff Infirmary
ETJOughPie
For Everyone
PONTCllATOULA.° La.
<APJ What weighs 61 i
tons, is 15 feet· in diameter
<1nd contains 96 ,000
strawbcrrie~ .,
The world's l argest
strawberry pie.
The pie, bigger than any
lis ted in Guinness Book of
World Records. 1s being
made at the Louisiana
Strawberry Fes tival.
Pieces will be given to
local children's hospitals.
nurs ing home s and.
festival~oers.
The cost of the pic-
d on at ed by a local
res taurant chain -is not
known. but at retail prices.
thq s trawberries alone
would sell for about $2,000.
sure to check
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Over 15 varieties of
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If the Orange County Health
Department gets what it wants, a
new 24-bed infirmary wJll be
added to the county jail to 1m·
prove prisoner medical care.
During a budget r<'view session
Thursday with County Ad·
min1s trative Officer Robert
Thomas, health officials asked
for S74,000 to pay for starring the
new unit.
lt would be located on the
second floor of the jail in an area
already equipped but not staffed
to care for prisoners.
Dr. Morton Nelson, county
direc tor of personal health
services, said at present the only
place 111 prisoners can be kept is
in one or 35 isolation cells.
But he complained the patients
are only occas1onally obs~rved
by nurses and deputies and
called the practice contrary io
~ood medic<il procedure.
"I am telling you we are on
vcrt dangerou s ground
<Jlready," Nelson said.
··1 would strongly suggest that
you go look al the situation and
see what it is. 1t is not what you
DWARF CITRUS
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would want," Nelson continued.
Nelson said the types or people
now housed in medical isolati~ include, for ei<ample, those with
broken legs or artificial limbs.
Others include those suffering
drug withdrawals or seizures,
prisoners with mental problems
and those with heart trouble.
,An alternative, Nelson con·
tinued. would be to send the
prisoners lo UCI Medical Center,
where the cost would run about
$155 a day or a total of about $1.6
million annually.
County officials said some
prisoners still would be sent to
UCI for treatment, but only those
ill enough lo warrant hospilaliza·
tion.
The new jail ward could pro·
vide recovery treatment for
prisoners dis missed from the
hospital. an obser vation area to
determine if patients should be
s ent to the hospital and an area
where those mentally ill could be
observro and have improved ac-
cess to counseling and treat·
me nt. they said.
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:~~Are Down
'"day. April '· 191'1
Search ...
For Ark
Goes On
• • WASHINGTON <AP) -rr
you're looking for Noah's Ark,
keep looking. It's not on Mount
Ar;trat. Scientists who tested
some old wood found on the
Turkish peak say il 's not old
enough. •
For Bodies ol A•erieans
Viets Accused
Of Blackmail
WASHINGTON (AP) -Rep. Lt!i.lcr L. Wulff, worried the U.S. will
have to ''pay" for the bodies or any Americans still in Vietnam, fs de·
manding a secret document that reportedly promises r eparaUons to North Vietnam.
The New York Democrat says he'll try to subpoena former
blackmallt!d into having lo pay
for the bodies of the depar ted."
!· ~ FEARFUL FOLLIES: In Hun.
•• • tington He a ch schools, the 11ale of
:;.:Christian tortilla chips must only
·-:·be discmsed m secret.
University of Calilornia seien·
tists say a pile of oak Umber
found 22 years ago on Ararat,
near the Turkish·Soviet border,
is abo4t 1.200 years old. That's_
about 2,700 years too young to be
Noah's Ark as indicated by
Biblical acco~nts.
Secretary of State llenr,y A. Kiss-
inger. if necessary. to gcu . the
documenNu which former Presi-
dent Richard M. NixQn allegedly
made the promise of reparaUon:s.
WOLFF, CHAIRMAN or the
l-fouse Asian affairs s ubcommit-
tee. m ade the statement while
questioning members of the t.; S
delegation who recently returned
from Hanoi with the bodies of 11
American servicemen killed dur.
A SUBCOMMITTEE source
~aid Wol(f was seeking the docu-
ment because he was uncertain
whether the State Department
hai. a correct copy.
Following a Sti.tle m<.•nt like
;:: that, I know you expect the next
:· JJnetobe."AprilF<iol '"
I wish I could report to you that
yes, this 1s JUSt one of those awful
Jokes that gets perpetrated on
April 1 each year.
Sorry It 's no joke.
CONSIDER THE Christian
tortilla chip nap within the Hunt·
inglon Beach Union lltgh School D1str1ct.
There is this gentleman named
Sam Giesy, 23 years old, who
runs a tortilla chip business. lie
:o;C'lls his chips to students in Hun ·
t1ngton Hcacb high schQols.
Sam says his is a Christian
business. So each of his tortilla
chip packages carries the label,
"S.A.M. Foods, a Christian com ~pan y dedicated to a new life
through Jesus Christ."
You get a little message there.
you see, free with C'ach pack of
chips.
But now comes one Sidney R.
Kuperberg, who has complained
vigorously to the S('hool board
that the on-('am pus sale of chips,
t•arryin~ that mcssag<', violates
hi'> Cons t1tut1onal riJthls for
separation of c hurch and state.
He told district ~stees, "f
find the sale and distr ibu·
tion of this product on school
grounds to be off<.>nsive. innam-
matory and pre1udicial to my
rights as a 't-t{1zen and taxpayer
1n thiscornm!mtly.''
SO TllE STl\GE \\ Js '>l•l Thi:'
issue hut.I Ul'l'n uirNI hCJ \'ily 1n
the public prints. l\nd the school
boartl WilS gathered only last
night to pondl'r the Church
vers ui; Stille lortillti chip 1ssuL·
Thal w ;1s whL•n th.-S<'hor1J bd~rd's altorn•'Y s<iid ht' \l;tnfl'd
to mct'l sccn•tly with the trustees to hash it all out
M<'rt in s t•trl'! rm ;:in 1'>SUl' like that., lnrrl'tl1blc•
lnformt·cl In .1 rr•port(•r for this
St l'rhni.: rourn,il that s uch a
srrr1•t '>f'''"'" m:1\ he· in viola·
lion (If C'.1l1forn1.1 s :11111 c;cc recy
la\\. :t('cord1nl! lo .in opinion of
tht> St.ire• \ttoro1•v C:l'neral,
coun .. 1•1 l11r rlw -.<'111101 hoartl had
a n ·pl'
SPECULATION ABOUT the
tooled wood has increased with
recent filmed and written ac-
counts suggesting 11 comes from
the Biblical vessel. But scientist~
say the tim~r is from a tree cut ar ound 700 A. D.
Dr. Ra.mer Berger, a UCL/\
archeologist, said Thursday an an
inter view that new studies of the
wood confirm earlier ttsts made
in England and at UCLA in 1970.
Those lesls were questioned by
critics.
Berger said the new tests were
so thorough they sbould end any
speculation that the wood is from
the Ark. '
THE BIBLE account says
Noah and his family took lwo or
every kind of animal into the Ark
before a flood brought on by 40
days and 40 nights of rain.
Chapter 8 of Genesis says; "And
the ark rested in the seventh
month, on the 17th day of the
month. upon the m ountains of
Ararat."
Berger said the present-day
Ararat may not be the same one
of ancient times because names
change over the centuries. The
Biblical reference names a
vicinity, but not a specific moun-tain.
"Somebody should go there
and hack out of the ice and snow
whatever wood is buriest_there,
and reassemble it to see what it
was," Berger said. "This is the
way archeolog1sts normally do
things."
Bl'T THE 13,500·FOOT moun.
tam is in a politically touchy area
of the Soviet border, and Turkish
officials have denied permission
for a full archeolog1c<1I Mudy
Berger said the timber could
be the remains of a s hnn<'.
perhaps e r ecte d to com
memorate the landing of the Ark
in the area.
"It's a human tradition to do
that sort of thing," he said. "Wl•
tend to preserve or put up monu
ments at the sates of histtmcal
events. like where the Batlle of
Gettysburg took place or the'fbg
ca ban where Lincoln was born "
Leader I ailed
Hamaas Abdul Khaalis, leader or the Moslem band ac-
l'u sed in the t aking of more than ioo· hostages in Wa~hington. D.C., last month, is himself in jail tOfti.ay
after being called a dange r to the community by U.S.
Atty Earl J. Silbert. Khaalis, shown with his two wives
<Js he urn\'cd ut cout't Thursday, was overheard saying,
''J'm going 10 kill somt•onc ... Now the~ are going to
pay . in blood,·· according to Silbert.
ing the Vietnam War.
United Auto Worke rs Pre ... 1-
dent Leonard Woodcock. who
headed the delegation. said the
Vietnamese clearly consider the
issues of Americans missani.: in
act ion and U.S. aid to North Viet·
nam lo be "interrelated."
At one point, Wolff said heated-
ly the United States would not
provide aid ·'on the basis of being
Wolff. who has seen a copy of
th<• document. said he's written
both Nixon and Ki:,:,inger re-
questing 1l He said he's received
no reply from Nixon and a
"perfunctory" reply from a Kiss-
in~cr .ude rererring the inquiry
to the State Oepartment.
Gro~yko Lashes Vance
Rep G. V. Montgomery <D-
M 1ss ). u mrmbcr of the Wood -
cock dclt•l(at1on, said tbe State
Dl'partmcnt pNm1tll'd the group
to look at <1 copv of the document
thrl'l' days before 1t left. He said
the-document wns taken from
them uft<'r four or five minutes.
WOLH' SAID HE would make
the request lo subpoena Kiss-
ingc•r to the full Inte rnational
Helations Committee unl<!ss the
former SC'c rctary o f s tate
coopc.•ratcd. ' 'Crossing Out All That Has Been Achieved' "If ht• bn't more forthcoming,
1 will ask that he be sub-
poenaC'd." Wolff said.
MOSCOW 11\P) Foreign
Minis ter Andre i A. Gromyko
says the Carter administration 1s
"crossing out all that has been
achieved before" with its new
proposals for limits on Jhe Soviet
and American nuclear arsenals.
Gro myko he ld an unusual
televised news conference Thurs-
day to charge that the American
Strategic Arms Llm1lation Trea-
ty proposals the Russians H'JCCt-
ed during Secretary or State
Cyrus Vance's vastl to Moscow
retreated frotn the 1974
Vladivostok agreement betwcl·n
then-President Gerald R. Ford
<1nd Soviet Communist party
c hief Leonid Brezhnev.
··o ne cannot talk about stabili·
ty when a new lcadNship arrives
and crosses out all that has been
achieved before," the foreign
minister declared.
llmn Bring• Hope
MILWAl'KEE Cl\f'1 Farm
fields in the M 1d\\ est soaked up
Mar ch'.s abundant rain, giving
fa rmers v.ho suffcrcd through
tht> drought of 1911; hope that the
drv SP<•ll v. as ovl•r
Agricultun· <md v.eath<.·r of.
f1 c1ab in W1~cons1n :.ino n('aruy
c;(at(•.s Said lhl' IOOISlUrl' WOUid af·
low planting or small gra ms lo
( I N SHORT J
bcJ?1n althouc h more r:.11n )!>
needed to replenish water in
deeper soil before summer.
Bean Sale• Watched
WASIUNGTON CAP> The
Ca rter adminis tralion will
monitor closely any fl(turc: sale of
soybeans to China in light of that
country's rece nt purchase or
390,000 metri<' tons. Agriculture ~
'Secretary Bob S. Bergl<ind says.
"We're not panickinJ:(." he said
of the surprise purchase. "l\s fur
as we·n.• cont~rncd this is not
cause for alilrm " He said the
Sf!le. reported Thursday and
valued at Sl22 m1ll10n , docli not
threaten America's dwindling
stockpile of the valuable oil seed. "'
Wind• Whip Fires
By The Associated Press
Fires destroyed houses. barns
and sheds as 50 mile -an-hour
winds fanned the bla1.cs over
about 19.400 a cres of New Jersey.
The stale Bureau of Forestry
reported 24 separate fires burn·
ing out or control at one time
Thursday. All were contained by
evening, but many continued lo
s molder, fire offi cials smd. One
man was killed when the truck in
which he was riding collided with
a fire truck. ·
Jn 1975. North Vietnamese or-
f1ci:ils said the document pro-
m111ed S.12 billion in reparations.
It i.tlk•ge<lly was dated Feb. l , 1973.
K1 ss1r1gt'r o nce told a con-
(.!rC !>StOnill hearing there had
been no such secret additions lo
the Pari:s Treaty t hat ended the
war, Wolff s aid.
·Fans Bowl
Elvis Takes a Powder
BATON RO UGE. La. CAP> -flock singer Elvis
Presley's failure lo keep a conC'crl dale at Louisiana
State University brought howls of protest from a
crowd esllmaled at more th<.1n J:l .000.
Presley was sch('duled lo begin h is performance
at 9:30 p.m. Thursday . At 10: 10. after preliminary
performances had been extended. it was announced
that Presley could not perform due to "exhaustion"
caused by stomach flu .
Presley was admitted tod<J y to Memphis Baptri.t
Hospital with intestinal flu. Tacket money for the con-
cert was to have been refunded.
lit• -..11d lw duln r u~r .. 1• with
thl· 1\llo1 m•\ Gt•m•rJI
\\' h v I lw· sehnnl h11<ird went
alon1~ \\ tlh h1 mun this 1s bJtn1ng
But lhC'y c11d . Tht·) huddled
secn •th· tn th(' baC'k room lo di'>
cus-. Chrbltun tnrt11l;i chips.
I 11 I ruth, howl'vcr. 1f an issue of
S('p<1rat1on of churc h <inti state
ex .... 1s in the school district, the
puhltr has a riJ?ht to know how its
elected 1>ffic1als will decide the ISSUC
After-hours Visit or
ETiacts Carter Drama
Wl\SJUNGTON CA P·J-President Cartt-r and wife Rosalynn re-
turned from the theater late Thursday to ftnd a real life drama being played out tn their backyard.
Gf>eople Who Care
GJ>eople Who Create
GJ>eople Who Help
GJ>eople Who Comfort
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T llE PUBLIC has a right to
know the background and debate
upon which issue was settled -
onP way or the other.
Y <'t all too oflen, we get this
balderdash when public ofCic1als
get elected to public offlcf' and
then decide there are a -lot of
thmgs the public really shouldn 't know.
When you have secret tunes,
secretly hummed, pretty soon
you're going lo have a secret gov-ernment.
Minutes before the presidential sedan entered the White House
grounds. an alarm syste m signaled the presen ce or an intr.uder in a wooded area about 100 yards
away. The Carters, who did not see
WITHIN MINUTES. uni-the intruder. showPd nn d1sposi·
formed White House {><>lice had t1o n to hustle inside the house
seized a 26-year-old woman who bf'C'ause of the inc1dl'nt In fact,
had scaled the eight-foot-high they paused momentarily lo look
wrought i ron rence that sur out across the south lawn. which
rounds the properly faces the Washington Monument,
Pelores I. Bauer of Bakersfield to wat('h police launch the told officers she wanted to see the search
President, a ScrrC't St>rv1ce The Carters had attended a Na-
spokesman said. The w•man, tlonal Thest~r performance of
who was unarmed, was atreated'"'v Eugene O'~ill 's ploy "Anna
and charged with unlawful entry. Christie" starring I.Iv Ullmann.
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Edison · Ovei-hi11ing?
Rates Said Too High in OC Cities
ActorKUkd
Actor Walte r McGinn,
dressed here for his role in
the upcoming movie, "The
Choirboys," died of injuries
s uffen.'<l "'hen his eor hit a
parked tru('k on lht• Foothill
Freeway l>Horc dawn to-
day.
I
LOS ANGELES CAP> -A con·
sumer group claims Soulhern
California Edison Co. has over-
tharged customers $5 6 million
an 148 small but densely populat·
ed communities.
Meanwhile, a spokesman for
the utility countered th!il
Edison's ra\e practices in lhe
communJty are in accord with
the state Public Utilities Com-
mission (PUC) guidelines.
Glanao_r Missing?
s Oscar TV Audience
Lowest in 24 Years
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The.Hollywood film establishment has
been shqken by the news that Monday night's Academy awards
show on ABC drew the lowest audience rating in 24 years or
telecasts.
The Nielsen rating for the show was 31.0, or 22 million homes
tuned in to watch "Rocky," F'C1yc Dunaway and the late Peter Finch
announced as winner s. In contrast, 25 2 million homes watched last
year'sshow.
Mate of Famed
Whal caused the drop in public inlcrest? Speculation varies
from this year's deglamorizatton or the awards to the tepid nature of
the race.
''THE LATENESS OF T HE major awards must ha,·e been a
factor." said an ADC analyst. "The show didn't end until six
minutes before l a .m. in the E ast, where the major population cen-
ters arc; that 's too late tor most people." Singer Dies
In Car Crash -
LOS /\NC.El.ES <tll» Thl·
26-year old husbarul of stngt·r
Diahann Carroll has bt•t•n found
dead in lhl• wrt•<·kagl' of his <:ar.
about 12 hours :.ifll'r 1 he vchicll'
left Lhe ro:idway ancl c.1n'l'nl'd
over a cliff, pol1C't' said
Officers said Thursdav that
Robert De Leon's F arran· ::.ailed
about 150 fl'l'l th'ro11gh the air
after 1t left th(' roach' ay bdorc
midnight WNlnesday 1n thl•
Hollywood l11 lls.
A helil«lplcr found l>f'l,<•on ·~
body about noon Thur::.clciy at th<•
bottom of a cliff, pol 1ct' said
Oe Lt'On wt•d M 1ss ('arroll, 42,
in May, 19i5. an New Yock City
He met her a yt•ar t•arl1C•r wncn.
a s managinJ:? t•dilor of Ji>t
magazine, he had wnttt·n ubout
her starring role in the movil',
"Claudine.".
Miss Curroll, who starn·cl in
the tclcvis10n Hl'll'S ".Julia,"
Jived with her huslwnll 111 Bever
ly Hills. r
Polanski Cose
"Also this year's race lacked the audience appeal of other
years. Like when the re was the question of whether George C. Scott
would accept his award or whether the Academy would abandon its
conservative ways and reward J ane Fonda for •Klute,' or whether
~I arlon Brando would show up. ·
"Note that three of the star nominees were in foreign-language
films. There simply wasn't the hoCrace between:superstars Ii~ a
Dustin Hoffman or a Robert Redford."
THE LOWEST PREVIOUS ratin~ for an Oscar show was 31.8 in
1969, the year of Katharine Hepburn, Rod Steiger and "In the Heat of
the Night." It works out to 18 6 million hom es, compared to 22
million in 1977.
How can this year's show have history's lowest rating, yet a
larger home audience? It's becau:.c more homes apparently have
TV sets now than in 1969. Nielsen estimates 58.5 milhon homes had
TV in 1969 and 71.2 mil hon homes have TV sets this year.
Some film leaders grumbled about the deglamorization en-
f\)rccd by the show's producer, W11!1am Friedkin.
HE VETOED THE LIMOUSINE arrival shots, banned glitter
Crom ladies' J(owns c Ellen Burstyn switched to a tuxedo> and ex·
l'iseq nostalgia excepl for appearance of Red Skelton. a high spot.
His elimination of the b;rnter between dual presenters was ap-
plauded, but many industry f1~ures complained that the show
lacked the razzmatazz that the audience expects.
Friedkin rcp0rtedly also sought to eliminate sentiment from the
:.how and decreed that Finch's widow could not accept her
husband's Oscar if he s hould wan for "Network.'' However. Paddy
Chayefesky defied the edict and called Eletha Finch onstage for the
evening's most m ovinglnoment.
The allegations were aired al a
news conference Thursday as the
Isla Vista Community Council
filed a complaint with the PUC.
Burt Wilson, a spokesman for a
group called the Campaign
Against Utility Service Exploita·
tion (CAUSE) said the complaint
was filed after a computer
analyzed Edison's rute prac·
t ices. Wilson said Isla Vis ta
would try lo involve the 147 other
communities in the action.
Wilson said the uuhty s hould
consider both total pupulation of
a community and its denslly. But
-the consumer spokesman said
Edison weighed d ensity more
heavily in figuring rates.
"A community such as Isla
Vista with very h1gll density. but
I.ow population, is charged a
higher rate, even though it Is
cheaper t o serve densely
populated areas," Wilson said.
M O R E THAN A million
c u s tomers in Los Angeles,
Orange and Santa Barbara coun·
tics have been overcharged from
$5 lo S20 each year, Wilson i..a1d.
Wilson said the laq~est over·
charging occurred in Santa Ana.
S31 l ,OOO; Downey, $168,000;
Costa Mesa. $155,000; Orange,
$149,000; Oxnard, $132,000;
Alhambra, $l:tO,OOO; and Hunt·
ington Beach, Sl29,000, Wilson
said.
E D MEYER, vire president in
chargt: o( Edison's ral<•s, said
Edison rates are set us ing
criteria established by the PUC.
He said the rates are less per
customer in densely populated
areas . The prices charged are
authorized by the PUC, and have
been found in the past to be pro-
per, he said.
In Isla Vista, which the con-
sumer group said has been over·
charged $72,600, in a review by
.the PUC last June or July found
n o improper charges, Meyer
said ..
Fire Kills Woman
LOS ANGELES CA P ) A
wom an was burned to death and
damage was estimated at
$180,000'when fi re s wept through
a six -unit WC"st Los Angeles
apartment building. Firemen
said the blaze originated in the
first.floor apartment of J ewel
Hivcra, Ji, who was killed.
Crew Safe
f I
loPWlr .. Mlo
Crew members of lhc 35-foot sloop Geisha relax after be·
ing towed into Santa Barbara harbor Thursday. The four
from left, Matt Morehouse, Allen IL J\IU!n . Richard
Krogh and Patricia Zajac, had been the object of a two-
day Coast Guard search after lht!ir craft lost its mast to
25-foot broads ide swells.
Dustier Sued
Anist's Sister Outraged
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Nan Wood Graham, who posed for her
brother's famous "American Gothic" painllng, 1s as stt-rn as hel'
famous visage about Hustler magazine's topless version.
The sister of painter Grant Wood fil ed a SIO million suil Thurs·
day in Superior Court, charJ(mg Hustler with ddamat1on, invasion
or privacy and libel for lhe parody in its April 1s::;uc.
''IT MAKES JUE feel sack," lht• 77-ycar old Riverside woman
said Thursday. ''I feel l have been draiu,:cd through the gutter.··
Mrs. Graham posed as the haggard farm woman for her llrothcr
in 1930 in their home or Council Bluffs, Joy, a , shl' sa1tl The man who
posed as the equally humorless rarmcr v. as th<' family dentist, Dr.
Byron McKeevec. who is dead. Wood d1l'd 10 1912.
~IRS. G RAHAM HAS received three previous undisdosed out-
of-court settlements for similar takeorrs of the classic painting. She
sued Playboy magazine in 1968 for a loplc~s version und Look
magazine and NBC for Johnny Carson for modifying th~ paintin~
with a bikini. Her lawyer, John Luf"ollellc, said he has asked
Hus tler publisher Larry Flynt of Columbw;, Ohio, to retrieve the
April issues.
Start~ today . while quantities last!
~ Nicholson
Part of Probe
Man Gets
life for
Abduction
SAN DIEGO <AP >
Death row author Edgar
Herbert Smith. who ad-
mitted in court that he
tried to rape a woman
last October, has been
found guilty of other·
c h arges tha t carry a
more seven• punish
ment.
Special Purchase
of extra firm sleep sets! LOS ANGF.Lf:S IAP> Pohce who found a
container of hash1~h an Jack Ntrholson's house are
seeking the al'lnr's finJ!erpnnts to learn if he had
anythm~ to do with the illegal ::.ubstance.
"We have ohta1m·d J '>t'arch warrant for hiJ
f angerpnnh." l.l 11111 :\l ;,t h1c.,11n -..11d Thursda/.
"ThC'y could 1·m111t•cl or not t:oo111•1 l l11m with the
drug "
Th<• drna.: \\ ,.,, t111111d Man·h 11 Ill "\irholson's
West I.<•'> A11i.:1·h·.., 11111111• \\hilt• po11c·1• ;,carchcd the
hnus1· Th1•\ l.1t1·r .11 r , .. ,led film <.11n·1·tur Homan
Polanski, "ho '1.,1t1•ll llh· .1d11r ·-. home shortlv
befon· ht• ,ill1•1•1·dh r •. qwd :i 1:1 \•·Jr old ~1ri
N1cholson \\,1;, ·"'·" C1ll \.11,111011.1t1111' llml' or thC'
allt'~l·d i1H 1d1·n1
Gf/ntnm•f• KUl~d In Cra•h
Superior. Court J11t1i::1•
C 1lbcrt ll<ireJ..on con·
v1cted Smith Thursd:1y
of kidnaping for robbery,
attempll'd murder, a:.-
sau It with a deadly
\\capon and att1·mptt·1I
robbery The coo\'1ct1on-.
mean life 1n 1>r1so11
"11hou1 pnrolt• Smith,
l:l. hon• hru1SC''.'> on ha s SA\. lllFCO < \1'1 ,\ '"'' pad .. 1•d \\ilh hig h fac•1• and broken nbs he school J!lrl •:\. rn11;.-.1 ... pl1111~1·tl 1h1" n .11·,10\lin Thurs -,u,t;11ra•<l m ,1 jail frara-. day 111 1111' 'lll•lll h.111 ti •'.I 11( f1t·rrt1\anta, k1fl1n~ \\'t•cirll'Sda\
thrt.'l' j.!111, .1nol 1111•11 lllJ..: I· 'I' olht r ... pnht• '-itld 11.ul Smith hct•n found
()ff 11 I I ' ',1111 I j
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J.!tll It' nf k1clnapanJ! for Pnssen••1·r "' .111111 h1·1 • •r ( ' -h d h b " 1...: rape. l'COUI an· ecn who saw thP .wf' 1111•111 al o ,., t a tt· paroled.
was ho-.pllal111·d f •1r '-·--------Ln·atmf'nt ol sh111 I..
Pol1e·1• .... 11d 11u1• "11
ness saul h'~ 1 ,11.., ·•l'P·" ""'" \H•rc drait racing
when orw 111 tlwm. th" ,t,1t10n w~1gnn ''arr) mg the
girls. W('lll 11111 or ('IHI! rol 111 a '>WCepang turn,
shcan•d a fin· plug .111cl rollt•d t·nd over end down
the steep t•:.in~ on
B~k.age of DrUUng Sal#• Set
SJ\N 01 EGO CA P l The Board of Supervisors
says it will go to C(lutt to block the government's
sale or more nrrshorc oil dr1lhni: leases because
there hasn't lll't'n an evuluallon of the ecological
and economic impat•l. .
Jim Hates. the chairman or the s upervisors,
said the Interior Department must weigh such mat·
ters befon· it t.1rries out future lcnse sales. ·
After n•rcl\·1ng the authorizaotion Thursday,
Deputv Countv Counsel John Mc Evoy said the suit
will be fakd m ti S District Court w1thm two weeks.
Jtfecu~• Epldeaal~ Faced In LA
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Health oCficials s ay
children who fail lo get meoslc vaccinations will be
barred from school arter May 2.
Dr. Shirley Fannin. chief or the communicable
disease control unit for the Ot'partment or Health
Services. said Thursday that the action was taken
as officiali. brnce for the biggest measles epidemic
in 15 years.
Recall ot Bro"'" Sought
SACRAMENTO (AP> -A campaign to recall
Gov. Edmund Rrown Jr. has been launched by the
U.S. Labor party, alleging he has violated the U.S.
Constitution and 1s "wrecking the economy."
·~MR . S ltlTll , I
beht·vC' a 1ury would
h:ivc returned the same
"erdict that I ha\'C," said
Harelson. who heard the
c ase without a jury. lie
set formal sentcncin~ ror
April 21.
The victim, Lerteriya
Ozbun. 33, who sat in the
court room Thursday
holding h er young
daughter. said: "l feel
justice has been sho'wn."
Smith became noted
ror books written while
on New Jersey's death
row for the bludgeon
s laying or a 15-year-old
h igh school cheerleader.
Du~ing the trial, Smith
admitted he lied In his
books, Interviews and
television appearances
about his innocence In
that case.
HIS BOOKS Cinanced
appeals that won him
freedom in 1971. He
moved to San Diego In
1974.
Smith, insisting he Is a
changed man who want·.
ed to make a cl ean
breast of everythin~.
conceded the abduction
or Mrs. Ozbun, but maln·
talned hls intention was
to rape her.
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BARl<ER BROS. "l don't toke it very seriously," said Elisabeth
Coleman, the ttovcrnor's press secretary, who said
Brown had no com mtnt on the notice served on the
•ovemor's office of the intention to circulate pet}.
He was charged with
forcing Mra. Ozbun, a
clothing plant worker,
into his car at knifer><>lnt
a• she stood on the park·
lni Jot walUng for her
hust>and.
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-Assesslllents Lag
.. .
The Orange County Assessor 's office
has undergone more than lt$ share or
ttlrmoil in the pasl few ye~rs.
First it was the indictment and subse-
' que nl firing of nine. top officials .• Then
came the elected Assessor's ouster from of-
fice. Sandwiched between were a series of
investigations and related incidents that
bad a devas~ating impact on morale in ihe
.Assessor 's office.
It is because of that background that
comments made at a preliminary county
budget hearing last week were so disturb-
ing.
First, there was an admission by As·
~essor Bradley Jacobs that a portion of the
workload is 30 days in arrears. Then there w~s mention that 45 permanent positions in ~ offic~ are vacant while at the same time Mi>art lime workers toil to keep things up to
d *e. And then It was said regular assessor
s taff members are being paid heavy
a mounts of overtime for this time of year.
The combination of 45 unfilled job
vacancies, heavy use or part time workers,
extensive overtime and a budget request for
ad ditional personnel hardJy seems like a
formula for management success.
Bert Lance \\ho seems to have the Pres1·
dent's ear.
Labor argues that the minimum wage
should be set at 60 percent of average hour·~
ly wages in manufacturing. Carter's
formula favors a 50 percent ratio.
California Sen. Alan Cranston says he
thinks the Senate probably will attempt
some sort of compromise. The present
f ederaJ minimum age wage is $2.30.
From a purely economic point of view,
an increase in the minimum wage will not
generate .more jobs but, on the contrary.
could increase the already serious un·
employment rate among young and un-
skilled workers.
Some experts est imate that even an in·
crease to $2.50 could cost up to 900,000 jobs
by forcing smaller employers to cut un-
s killed workers off their payrolls.
It is this aspect of the problem, rather
than the complaints of organized labor, that
seem~ to be influencing the administration,
and nghtly so. Sen. Cranston and his col·
leagues would be wise to make the same
choice.
. '
•
'
On Capitol Bill
Nonetheless, J acobs said. his office is in
good condition and will get the county's 1977
assessment roll out on time.
If not, the warning fl ag is up. And
perhaps the question of those 45 vacant posi-ti~ns needs closer allcnlio11.
Haste Backfires
Last year it took directors of the Orange
County Transit District <OCTD> just 30
minutes to consider and then adopt a $39
million budget
A Dim View of Rebate
W AS~NGTON Des pite his
Politics vs. Economy
That haste is reflected in what's .hap-
pened since.
soar in~ popularity, Jimmy
Carter today would be rebuffed
in a vole by the Democratic
Senate on his top pnonty $.50 tax
rebate scheme, with powerful
Democratic St•nators s tandtnR
aside, hands in Lhe1r pockeL<; and
blandness on their faces.
Coming on the heels of congressional
defeat of the common situs picketing bill,
President Carter·s request for a minimum
wage increase to $2.50, rather than the S3
urged by the AFL-tlO was another blow for
labor-especially for the labor leaders who
feel they helped put Carter in the White
Jlduse.
For one thing, in the current fiscal year,
OCTD has added 69 jobs to its,payroll that
weren't included in the adopted budget,
Every time OCTD board has .. uthorized
added personnel. 1t 's explained that un
foreseen circumsU.inces dictate the move.
Rut one purpose in budgeting is supposedly
the opportunity 1t gi vcs those "'ho budget to
plan their own destinies.
Such a defeat might instruct
the White House that a Presi·
dent's
. But it upparC'ntly reflects the ad-
mtnistration's present intention lo put the
national ecpnomy aheud of politics-a
policy strongly backed by budget director
Obviously, OCT D's dircectors got s tam·
peded into adopting last year's budget too
quickly. And it's good to see this year
they're going to take their time, including
two scheduled public hearings. ·
po~ularity in
the country 1s
n ot a l ways
manifest on
Capitol llitl.
Influential
Democratic
Senators feel , th e ad·
·Most Dreaded Month
ministration
has bungled
Lhe economic stimulation bill
containing Lhc tax relrnlc. Angry
over President Cartt'r'!> crusade
against water projects, thcsf'
Senators are not enthusiastic
about saving the mishandled re·
bate for him .
Shou:ers of TaXes Precetb;! May Flou:ers
April, a month lhal mos t ( ] e~eryone looked forward to ror its . /
s gring showers that brought Muy E.ARL WATERS
fl'wers, has probahly ht>comc lh<.• '-----....--------" most dreaded pcriod in thc yt:Jr·~
c:Slendar . It 1s a ttml' fur <ict'ount
1~ with the fl>dt>rJI . slate .incl
J~al government!> It 1s tJx time
:>o millions of Cciltforn1ans Jrc
new busily poring uvt•r their rt>
cerds in their
a inual halt'd
t$k or f1g11r ·
ir(g out thr1r
i IJ COm(' I ax
o ll ligat1ons.
BeC <IUSC lhl'
Cdderal tax
f :o r m s .
d ;c S p I t t•
cljlims to the
cont rary ,
become more and more rompkx
n{ost citiiens will end•up takinl{
t~ir data lo a profes&1on11I 1n
cqme tax prc>par& °'' (111al11<1
tiOn of their return!> ,,,a.
ll'he due date ror r1lan,.: both
federal a nd state income tax rl'
tlb"ns is, as everyone knov.<..
AJ>ril 15. But bt•forc that th11w
wto own real property must fol'!'
.
up to the Apnl 10 deadline for
payment of property taxes
As the taxpa~ers go to thl'
banks to dra"' out their life sa\
1ngs or borrow against their
future c.lmings to meet these t.:"
payments. many may pondt•r Lht:'
.,ystem "hich has brought them
to the rogl' of ('\'onom1c d1!-.C1~ter
Lo pro\ 1de funds for the !.upport
flf their "sen ants· in a style
"'hu~h thl'y lhl'msches can't af·
ford.
FOR WlULE more than half of
those who rile income tax returns
will report C'arnings of Sl0,000 or
less and AS percent or more will
bt: below $35,000. thousands of
fed eral, state and local officials
"111 be reporting salaries in ex ·
cess of $30,000 and hundreds will
s how salanes in excess of the
$49,500 paid the state's govt>rnor
Among those of course will
be Ca11fom1a·s 43 congressmen
"'hose recent $13,000 salary 1n
crease has boosted their pay to This points to the diametrirally
$57 .500. Jn the same brackets will opposed \l'iew of the world from
be the stale·s hundreds of judges opposite ends of Pcnnsylvilnia
who s tart at $45,235 as municipal Avenue. The C:irter innt•r circle
Judges and go up to over $60,000 believes Congress cannot oh
as s upreme court justices: struct a President w1Lh such
Nearly 1,000 state employes re-phenom enal popularity But
ceivc salaries higher than that grizzled Senate Democratic
paid the governor. Among the lQP grandees believe Mr. Carter as
an this categorv is State College hardly more popul:ir at this
Ch <rncellor Glenn S . Dumke honeymoon stage than were John
\\host' recent $3,000 raise pro· F . Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson and
v1dcs him an <innual salary of Richard Nixon. all of v. horn
S64 ,549, and t.,; C. President quickly returned to earth.
David Saxon who is paid $62.500 Viewing Jimmy Carter as JUSt
Over200 more at local govern· another Preside nt tips the
ment levels also are paid more -balance of Senate arithmetic on
t han the governor with the the $50-for·cverybody tax rebate.
Westland s Wat er District
man ager leading I he parade at
SRJ.500.
Th<.• director or Los Angeles
water and power department is
paid over $69,000 and his deputy
and the water chief. power chief
:i nd contrqller. all are paid over
Sf)().000. Los Angeles Police Chief
Ed Davis. who wants to run for
~overnor, receives $66.085.
But L.A. i6n't the only county
wh1rh pays big salaries.
Alameda. Contra Costa. Orange,
San Diego. San Mateo. and Santa
Clara counties all pay their coun·
ty managers m ore than $.50,000.
De ar
Glooany
Gus
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( EVANS-NOVAK )
All 38 Republican Senators plus
independent Sen. Harry Byrd of
Virginia are expected lo vote
against the rebate. To muster
enough party-line s upport to win,
Mr. Carter needs muscle from
two key Democrats: Russell B.
Long of Louisiana, chairman of
the Senate Finance Committee,
and Robert Byrd of West
Virginia, Senate majority leader.
THEIR MUSCLE will not be
employed unless the White
House changes their present at·
titudes. As of now, majority
leader Byrd plans no maj9r ef·
fort for Lhc rebalc; finance
t•hairman Long plans no arm
twisting. "And I think Russell
would be twisting arms if he
wt>re happier about the way
things are going," a Senate in·
!>icier told us .
That is shorthand for Long's
displeasure that five water pro·
Jccts •suspended in Mr. Carter's
budget culling campaign arc in
4ong's own state of Louisiana.
WhilC' Roh Byrd bas gotten mad
aboul the President·s s hutting off
the Senate's pet water projects,
Russell Long has kept quiet -
but means Lo get even
Even without the added burden
of senatorial resentment over the
suspended water projects. Lhe
lax rebate would be in trouble
The administration er r ed
stralc>gically when it did not fight
the House action deleting incen·
lives for business in vestment
from the economic stimulation
Hey. Ma n , ... t like that
Georgia jive comin' outla
the White House: "Be Bob
n Re Bop. Rebate.
Rebate ... " But I think a
Rebait is just plain old
Bait
SOUL CYNIC
bill. Without Lhe sweeteners. the
bill h:is a sour taste fo r business.
1''urthcrmore. in its egalitarian
fervor, the House barred the $.50
rebate for taxpayers making
more than $..10,000 a year -a
chan ge lhat has not helped the
measure in the Senate. "You
have to reme mber," a senior
Democ ratic Senator told us
"that most Senators don'L see o;
talk to anybody ehg1ble for lhe
rebate"
F inally, as business indi·
cators have improved and in·
flat1on is replacing unemploy-
ment as the chie f economic
headache. overall congressional
interest 1n cconcomic stimulation
has declined. The lack of intensity
is reflected in t h e super·
deliberate :<;peed of the Senate
which may delay passage of a bill
unt ii aflcrLhe Easter recess.
E ngrossed in ils spectacularly
successful campaign to keep up
the President's popularity, the
White House was unaware of the '
rebate's gradual fizzle until the
e leventh hour. On the day before
his committee votild. Long
telephoned the White House to in·
form lhe President he had betler
get to lobbying De mocratic
Senators . Mr Carter responded '•
wi~,personal calls to all Finance._,
Corl\'mittee Democrats. The re·
bate passed 10 to 8; it would not
have otherwise.
BUT WllY would Long save the
President on the March 17 com·
m1ttee vote and then a week later
decide to Lw1st no arms? Dunng
28 years in the Senate. Long has
become an intriguing, skillful but
inscrutable fi gure. Although
nobotly is :i;ure exactly what he is
up to, the guess in the Senale is
that Long expected thanks from
the While House for his favor -
and did not receive it. ~
Both J immy Car ter a nd ,
Russell Long arc canny Southern
politicians unbound by rigid
ideology and seldom frozen into
r igid positions. Yet, 3l opposite
ends of Lho avenue, they are a
world apart -onl' depending for
power on his carefully nourished
popular support. the olher want-
ing the pohllcal power game
played as 1t has always been
played.
Literary Questions
.. ' JWe haven·l had a ~tr;11J:ht
fi{erary quiz for u year or rf\bre, 5~ here's a little rerrt:shert for
yc1u r store of literary references
Store rivc~poi nts for ~·arh CJlll'!>
t ion answered in full ; •10 1s a fuir
PIJSSing grade.
( SYDNEY HARRIS)
Quite a few cities also top $.50,000
in salaries for city managers. Not
surprisingly many school dis·
tricts, always complaining about
rund s hortages, pay ad-
ministrators salaries exceeding
S.15,000 w1lh some topp1 ng SS0,000.
White House Hope(ul
... Name the ori~in3l work and
author from which t•uch of thl'
fc)ll owi n ~
p)>pu t u r
q peras was
aaapted: (a)
"k igole llo .. !
(b) "Lucia di
L . a m
~rmoor'':
<~>"La Traviat.a ... ~. Whi c h
author wrote
alioul the following creatures · Cc> "Is le or Pen guins"; <b>
.,arllament of Fowls"; (c)
• e Frogs"; Cd) ''The Birds?"
. What do these three' works h've In common. "Berlin
Stories," "I Am a Camera,·• and
••Cabaret?"
... The following book titles are
quotations; give the origtn al
aa\hor of each: (a) "Leave lier
to Heaven"; (b) "Antic llny";
Cc) "Gone With the Wind"; (d) .. A Rage to LJve."
f . ldenttry the authorr. o( these
bOOks with "dirccUonal" titles:
(a.) ''North of Boston"; (b)
"South Wind"; (c) ''East Wind", «U ••westward Hot" f . Tbe following writers an
bpwn only a.g their mlddle end
1Ut names; with what names
"wire the1 chrlslcn~d: (a )
Sblclalr Lcwls; Cb> Booth Tork·
t..,_.ton: <c> Hort enne; <d>
V•heJ UndNy?
"1. Whal American authors
ctivlded their lives belwttn wrtt·
ing and these occupations ra l
customs inspector; <b> ri1pl omnt
a hroad ; Cc) 1ni.urance ex
'iCutive; <d I clerk in the U S
lJepartment of lntei:ior?
8. What was Lhe real name of
the author whose stories provide
the basis for the longest running
Broadway play of all time, "f'id·
dler on the Roof?"
9. Who was (a) "The Merchant
of Venice"; (b) "The Myslenous
Stranger "; <c> what was "Mrs.
Warr en's Profession?''
10. Name the originator of
these literary forms: <a) the son·
net; Cb> the essay; <c) th\:
limerick; (d ) the fairy Lale.
ANSWERS:
1. fa) "The King Amuses
Himself" by Hugo; (bl "Bride of
Lammermoor" by Scolt; (c)
"Camille" by Dumas. 2. <a>
Anatole Ftanct'; (b ) Chaucer;
(c) and (d) Aristophanes. 3.
From book to play to musical. 4.
(a) Shakespeare; Cb) Marlowe:
Cc) Dowson; Cd~ Pope. 5. (a)
Robert FroRt : <b > Normon
Douglas; (c) Amy Lowell; (d)
Chu rles Kingsley.
6. <n> Hnrry~ (b l Newton: (.c)
Harold; (d > Nicholas. 7. Ca)
Melville: Cb) Woshlngton lrvln1:
<c> Wallace Stevens; Cd> Wall
Whitman . 8. Solomon
Rabinowitz, who wrote as
··sbolcm Aleichem." 9 .• (l.l) An·
tonlo: Cb> a nephew of Satan; (c)
proJUt.ute. ~o. (a) Petrarch; Cb)
Montaigne; Cc) Edwerd Lear;
(d ) Charles Perrault.
OF COURSE. salaries paid the
chief executives in these various
agencies are merely the lip orthe
iceberg. Those below are r e·
warded correspondingly as for
example the Los Angeles Unified
School District where the
superintendent is paid $.56,96.1 but
has at lea~l six assistants being
paid in excess of $.50,000.
A standard jus tification for
such salaries is that they are
necessary lo recruit fnd keep the
most qualified executives. In
most cases close examination
will reveal that lhe person hold·
in~ ,the job happily left one Pa.Y·
ing far less and would be hard put
to find onother paying nearly as
much.
As one crilic looking at the
millions being fost. annualty by
the Bay Area Rapid Transit
<BART> caustically asked, •"fo
lose that kind of money you have
to pay a general m nnager $68~
a year?"
-. ---· ~~ "'• -...
Home base for Paul Harvey is
Chicago. It is necessary for me to
make a conscious e ffort not so
preoccupy myself with regional
a rfairs.
But we have a new govern0r in
Illinois who iR already overtly
campaigning
for th e
Presidency of
lhe United
Stales, so Btg
Jim Thomp·
s on i s not
''r egional''
anymor~.
Jt helps in
some w ays
when your governor wants to be
President.
THE MOST obvious benefit Is·
that he is going to try extra hnrd
to be a eood governor. 4
In years past an incumbent
might have suffered from tho ac·
c usation that he was using nn of·
fice as a "steppingstone"; nol
any more.
Now America ns appear to pre-
fer their Politici:ms to be <1 m·
bilious.
Jim Thompson Is a 5'iant killer.
As a U.S. alto~ey he waR afraid
of nobody; with cartfully pre·
pared '3ctual evidence nnd ra-
tional argument, he went after
and brousht down the blggie11:
350 lndlctmc>nl'\ against pollUcal
orrtc lals; a 9.5 percent conviction
rate.
Jn a similar\,)• m ethodical way
he w~nt afler the governorship,
and though Mayor Daley. then
( PAUL HARVEY)
ruled Chicago, though the
De mocrats otherwise carried the
state, Republican Thompson
won 2to 1!
Jllinois is a microcosm of the
United States. Sixty percent of
the voters in Illinois identify with
.neither party.
Obviously Big Jim has a way
with the Independents which is
a U.pgelher 8!l e rrective as that of
President J immy Carter; In 11·
linois Big J i m was m ore errec·
live.
Thompson -an Impressive 6·
fool·6. barely 40 years old -does
not have lo be ma hurry.
If he can handle a political~y
hostile legisl:iture durin& this
l~O·)'.ear interim period -and
1&et himself e lected lo a full term
thereafter -he could time his
bid for natioaal office either to
J980 or 1984.
THOMfSON'S cam pai.Cning Is
/ remlndfuf"or Mr. Carter's. He
courted Illinois voters wearing a
turtleneck T·shirt on which were
the wordR: "T,hMk God I'm A
Country Boy."
Ile stumped 44 county fairs tor
the farmer vote.
He overtly· went after black
voters -yet meticulousl y
avoided shopping· list promises.
A'!t this political starlet
thrHtens to bect>me a n•tlonal
1opcr1tar. he becomes a larger
target. Already some bitlog
words have been exchanged
between him and Texas' John
Connally when Connally sought
the national chairmanship of the
Republican Party.
AS GOVERNOR he is waging a
vigorous fight for fiscal frugali· ·
ty. elimination of fr aud a nd
waste. a balanced budget, with
no increase In state taxes.
"I've wanted lo be President
since I was 11 years old," says
Dig J im Thompson. And so far
he's done all the right things
toward the realiz3tion of that ob·
jective.
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
RM>trt N Wrtd. 1'14t>lr'11"1'
Th1mia1 Kf'f'Vll, F:drtM
Barbaro Kretblt:h.
Ed1tonol Pogt' 1-:d1tM
The tditorial Pllllt" ot the Daily
Piiot S<'cks lo inform anct
l'illmulato readers by pres<'nlmJt
on lhi~ puge diverll<' <'ommentar,Y
on topics or lnlt'rl',l by syndical·
'"' rolumn1111" 3nd <'8rtll0nisl!i. by provldlnjl a forum for re11ders'
\•lcw~ 11nd hy prcsentlnit thls
nf'w~1lBtll'r·~ opinion!( ond ldeos
~ l'Urrent toplr!I. 1'h<' l'dltonnl
opinlonM o< lhC' Di.lly Piiot appt>nr
only In lhl' editorrnl ('olumn nt thl'
top of the .Pll'1e. Opmionr. <'"<•
pr<~Ut'd by the colun1nbb <1n(.I
cartoon~sts and I 'll<'r wnters a1e
thr1r ov.n and no <'mfor"«'m<'nl of
their virw11 hy the l>J1ly r11ot
'hould be inrcrrrd
Friday, Aprill, 1977
Remember Them?
You might recognize. Dr. Welby, but how
about the rest of the family'? They're Jane
Wyatt, Billy Gray, Lauren Chapin and
Elinor Donahue from the Old Father
..
,
Knows Bes t show of the Fifties . They're
making a TV movie called "The Father
Knows Best R eunion" with Robert Young
joining his old frunily in the title role.
j
Eas t e r I ssu e
Ariti-Jm.vish
Chant Banned ..
NEW YORK CAP> -A committee o( the US.
Roman Catholic bishops has advised pastors not to
use a traditional Easter week cb'lu\l thut long has
been considered offensive to Jews.
Jewish leaders hailed the recommendation as a
significant contribution ---------
Compared with other IYPM of fer• 611AIA#TIU t11tzors 1ncrua.n11 "Timed R•lt1"'' a..,.....,.,.., Pl•nt Food'. MIRACLF;·CRO pro· .,_,-.._... duced mo1u ve11ut1ble5, SAFE -8 Ol
........ --· ..... _ .... ...., ............ lo Jewish-Christian rela·
tions.
u~ed as d1tected s12e·
Common Prayer, after STUl'S ~
numerous delegates ell-[i]]n00'000 ®
THE SECRETARIAT ed the anti-Jewish con-I • Q I '• notations of the ~~s;:';J"-of the bishops' commit· material. PROVED! MORE VEGETABLlS-MOltl FL01'£RS ~
tee on liturgy• headed by ---=~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiii~=----Archbishop John Quinn
of Oklahoma City, said VISIT THE studies are under way in
hope of revising the con· EASTER BUNNY lroversial text.
Unttl the revision is :evc:~tla~iba~ es,ai~hi~ PHOTOGRAPHS AVAILABLE
"strongly encourages" ~oath P.oast 4haza Catholic paris hes to Q ,~ JI
a void using the part or
the Holy Week services ... ~~~~~~=-~~=-=-=======~~!!!!!!~~!!~~-.... ca ll ed the
"Reproaches," and to
substitut e op t iona l
hymns. Quality, Comfort, Beauty
Dog Hang~gs Probed
,
"IT'S A WELCOME
concrete action translat·
ing declared c hurch
principle into tangible
reality," comme nted
Rabbi Marc H. Tanen-
baum, interreligious af·
fairs director o { the
American Jewish Com·
mittee.
He said the
"Reproaches" imply a
"hostile and insulting"
view of the Jewish peo·
ple. conveying the notion
of coll ective Jewish
r esponsibility for the
crucifixion of Jesus -a
notion specifically re·
pudiated by most major
c hurches . including
Roman Catholics.
GODTHAAB. Greenland CAP) -The provln·
cial council says it is just a myth that Greenlanders
hang their dogs, but fa~ed with tens of thousands o( ·
protest letters from around the world it has passea
a law making dog hanging illegal anyway.
The ordinance says any destroying of dogs on
this huge arctic island must be "by shooting or
other methods approved by veterinary authorities.
All other methods are forbidden."
"11US OUGHT TO PUT AN end to the myth
about dog hangings," said council chairman Lars
Chemnitz.
Chemnitz said the Ministry for Greenland in
Denmark, of which the island is a territory. !}as re·
celved more than 40,000 letters protesting what the
writers believe to be dog hangings here. He said
there are "new heaps" of protest letters in the mail
every day, one of the most recent from a Palm
Beach, F1a., animal protection association.
THE FUROR WAS BEGUN a year ago by what
subsequently proved to be the fake hanging or a
dog, staged by a hunter in westem Greenland for a
photographer and reporter from Sweden.
The story and pictures were widely published,
and the storm of protests began. The Danish.
AnimaJ Protection Society investigated the hanging
and said the dog was already dead when it was strung up.
Danish officials said an anin'\al welfare group
in Washington, D.C .. wrote the prime minister
claiming dogs on Greenland were being hung as
many as five times to make the animaJ's hair rise ln
terror and improve the quality and commercial value of the fur.
Chemnltz said, However, there is no
trade in do.i skins in Greenland.
T eacher Salarie s
Linked to Water
ORO LOMA CAP) -1\.n elementary school dis·
trlct m Uus western Fresno County community has
signed a contract with teachers that hes their
salaries to the availability of 1rngal1on water
The unusual, three year pact 1s believed to be
the only one or its type 111 the state. It had been sug
gested because almost all the d1stnct 's $16 m1l11on or assessed valuation come irom district farming
operations, which depend on water
RETROACTIVE TO LAST September. the
agreement calls for a rive percent salary hike this
year. lf the farmers gel their full allotment or water
for 1977-78. the district's 11 leachers would receive
across the board raises of $550.
If water deliveries hold up through 1978·79,
teachers' salaries would increase another $600. But
J( water cutbacks occur in either of the two years,
raises would be cut proportionately.
FARMERS SERVED BY THE Panoche Water
District here are operating with only 25 percent of
their normal water supply because of the drought.
This ls not the first time Oro Loma has made
news with an unusual labor Item. Since last fall dis·
trict teachers have been required to punch a time
clock.
'·' ( ~g~
D~s1gners
)hop.
Design Plozo is o one-of·a·l~1nd shopping ..
. district tucked Imo o quiet corner of
bustling Newport Center. Along these
attrocttve courtyards, in airy wood studios
and shops. ore art gallertes, home furnishings,
accessories and specialty stores where the
oreo's finest interior decorocors shop for
that speciol item-or room-o ~rvice. ·
Offices of several interior design firms ore
here. along with those of grophrc artists.
planners. architects. hair foshlo~d
other designers..
Looi~ for Mufdoon's ac che eno-ance to
Design Plaza. Shop where designers shop.
And where they work. too.
Gr~nland has only 50,000 people spread over a
territory bigger than Alaska, and in many settle·
ments dogs outnumber people. They are tough
working dogs indispensable for travel and hunllllg
by dogsled. 11SOFA •••• SLEEPERS11
MAMY BEAUTIFUL STYUS la FAIRICS TO
SELEC;T FROM ••• A~ VERY llEASOMAILE PRICES
Chemnitz said that iii the days before firearms
became common in Greenland, hanging was the
traditional way or destroying aged or alllng dogs.
He said it was done quickly and was considered the
most humane way. T H E EPISCOPAL
Church, at its convntion
last fall, eliminated the
"Reproaches" from its
newly approved Book of
DENTE'S FURNITURE
HE SAID HE COULD NOT rule out that dogs
might still occasionally be killed that way, but em·
phasized that the practice was no longer
widespread.
IN LAGUNA NIGUEL
27812 FORIES ROAb, PHOME 831-0931
"Anyway, the hanging of a dog will now be
punishable under the penal co<te's articles on
m altreatment of animals." he said. "Perhaps that
will silence our critics.··
Call 642-5678. H_,;
M•.·s.t. 9-6 s-. 11-4
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Put a few words
lo work for ou.
FlnanclttcJ A•allable IOACI Cro-V .. ey f'llwy.
IAHl AMHICARD • MASTH CH.ARCH
Meet
Gilda Marx,
designer and
' spa owner,
tomorrow in Newport-!
Figure, health and nutritian problems? Ask Gilda Marx about them. Saturday,
April 2 from 11-3 p.m. 8fill if you buy a new Flexatard~. you'll receive a
card good for 1 exercise class at her Century City Penthouse Studio. The
Flexatards"'? Cap·sleeved, pinch bodice. $18. Halter, $20. long-sleeved pinch
bodice, $20. Camisole, $18. Night, snow, sky, roan, peach and watermelon
in p·s·m·I. Mail/phone. Robinson's Hosiery, 8.
Robinsons.
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Reinsti tute De a t h P e n a l ty ..
Colu~Probed
County's . ~olons Back Bill
DEAR READERS: Am.-rlcan
Consumer Inc. <CarolJne aod Charter R~s. PblJadelpbla, Pa.) Is a large
mall order company wblcb frequf'ntJy
advertise• lo various puhlltatlons, ln·
cludlol TV Gulde and Paq~de. The
.ads usually appear under tbe 'name of
tbe product. L
A spolesman tor TV Guide i.ald
that although U has received some
. co,mplaia&& regarding late delivery
"no big problem" with the company was indicated.
But tbe U.S. Postal Service and
several consumer organlzatJons re·
ported dlfrert-ntly.
Joe Hopkins of the Postal Service
fraud dJvlsloo said the company was
investigated numerous times, usually
with regard lo health or vanJty pro-
ducts. The lnvestlgatloos resulted in
the signing of a numbe r or consent
agreements, which require the com·
pany to !ltop makinr; false claims and
provide refunds to customer upon re·
quest. In most cases, American
Consumer has compiled with the con·
sent agreements, according to the
Postal Service.
Several states al!m have taken ac·
tlon. The Pennsylvania Bureau of
Consumer Protection Investigated the
firm last year and is11ued a consent or-
der for non-de livery and misrepresen·
tation or merchand ise. The bureau re·
centty conducted a compliance check
centered around horticultur al pro·
ducts and further It-gal action is ex·
pected.
Recently th" C'alifornia Bureau of
Consumf'r Protection won an inju'\C·
lion rf'quirlng lht' company to stop
mlsreprest>nt atlon and pay $49,000 in
fines and co'its.
The Federal Trud l' Commission
also is conducting an 1n \'e:.l1gat1on or
c harges alleging dclayNl deh\ery of
merchandise
Dealer'• utt~r Kq
DEAR PA1': l bou ~ht a new MaBlcr
Lock for my l>1ke a few weeks ugo.
Bdore I mcmo n zed lhe combination.
I m isplaced lhe pupc r wtH'rt-l h1:1c1 1t
recorded. My bike ii.n't lockt•d up, and
I'm afrmd il will be ~tolen. <.:an I find
out my old combination, or must I lJuy a new Jock '!
0 J .. Costu Mesa
You lock's comblnalion wUI be pro·
vlded 4o the loc:k dealer who sold you
your lock. Ask him to request It on
"letterhead" stationr ry from: Master
l.ock. Z600 N. l2od St., Milwaµkce, WI.,.
~Z45.
Negot la t ion• T h o"'
DEAH PAT · l purch a-.cd a
Coronado fre<'zer from Alden~ in
Chicago. Ill in November 1974. It
came with a fi ve-year warranty Thi•
compressor was replacC'd m A1.1~u-.t
1975. Since lh1s was CO\•crccl umkr I he
warranty, Alden~ paid lhC' n•pa1r l>11l
Now the compressor needs to be
re placed again. Aldens refUM'l> to
authorize this work. cla1m10i:: 1l \\a~
already performed and 1t i·:. no loni:cr
res ponsible for lht· comprcs~or. Wh al
good is a fi vc-yeur wa rr anty ir H onl y
covers one re pair? •
E.W .. Hunllni;:lon Reat h
Aldens reported that it paid $166 for
the first replacem ent or . ttu· freezer
compressor and that lo rC'pair it again
would be too costly. fl add<'d that tht•
new compressor -.hould be warranted
by lhe company that did tht> rt'pairs.
Howevl'r. in an errort to rt'-.tort> good
customer relation"· Alden~ a~r.-cd to
<'rf'dit ,your account $159.95 ror the de·
recth•e freezer.
By O.C. HUSTINGS
• Ol U., ~tly Pllel St.tit
True to lheir word. all
three stale senator~ from
Oran ge Co un ty
Democr a t Paul
C.irpenlt·r and
Republicans John Briggs
and Dennis Carpenter --
voted in favor of u bill to
r c ·imposc the d e ath
penalty in Cali fornia.
As predicted . SB 155 by
S e n;llor Ge o r gt:
Deukmejian <R·L ong
Be a c h ) was p assed
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Huge Collection from Talented
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MOST PRICED FROM s5oo to ~oo
THIS SAIUIDA¥ •l~
Thursday by thl' s tate trends in community
Se nute. It now goes lo the , aewpoints and nc~s."
Assembly the legislator continued.
All or Orange County's The Advisory Commit·
representatives in that tee will review major
house. wilh the exception propos a ls befort.t t h e
of Democrat De n nib Legislature and will pro-
Mangers, have indicated \•Ide recommendations
they will vote for· lhe to Cordova. Addition11Uy,
Deu"kmejian bill. tht! Committee will serve
Badham 's observ11taon
cam e a s the H ou ~c
Armed Servi<•es Com
mlllec was told rect-ntly
by the Navy it will cost
nearly $l million J)er
plane to rix engine pro·
b!ems blamed for rour
crashes of the new 1" t<I
Tomcat jct fig hter.
the planl'. the committee
appron'<i a $67 milUon
p ayment ror the $200
mill ion engine repair
pro~ram •••
Ma ngers has said he to bring community pro-
hasn 't decided yet how bl ems to the attention of
he will vote. his office.
Even thoug h Sl'vt'rul
congressmen denounced
STATE SENATOR
Denni:i Curperrter ( R·
Newport Beach >. wants
ltl phase out California's
business inventory tax
over the next four yean;.
• * * The first Community
ORANGE COUNTY'S Adviso r y Com m ittee
four congressmen s plit m eeting will be held on
along party lines Wed· Monday. The Committee
nesday when the ~use is being organized' under
of Representatives, on ~• the leaderstllp of Sharon
ro ll call vote, approved Zimberg of Mission Vie-
continuat1on o f its m -JO. Any one des iring
vestigat1on into the as-further information
sassinations of J ohn F. about the Committee
Kennedy and Marlin s hou ld con ta c t fts·
Luther King Jr: sem bl} m a n Cordo\'a':;
OPEN SUNDAY
11 A.M. fO .5 P.M. .
Democrats Mark llan-dis trict offlct• at 830-7'174
naford and Jerry Pat-or Sharon Zimberg a t
le rson voted in fuvor or 830-6803. ~ ......... }llL~· BIGo siNzLEYs ~'. •ua~lft t~i continuing the probe . • • •
R e publicans R o be rt "THE 1ssu1-; is sim-
Dadham anq Ch a rles pie ," said Rep. Robert
Wi ggins voted "no." Uadha m (R -Ncwpo rt
• • • Ueach l .. Either we pro-
ASSEMBL VMAN Hon lccl our men out thcrl'
Cordova <D·EI Toro1. 1s who are Oy111g them , or
forming a 74th Asscm bl.v we don 'l."
1912 HAIBOI 81 VD. (AT 19th ST.)
COSTA MfSA (714) 642 .. 3177
Dis trict Community Ad __
visory Committee.
"The 74th Assembly
District Adv1sorv Com
m 1ttec will provfdl· 11on-
p a rt 1 s a n community
liaison with m y offi ce."
l'xplamed Cordova "The
14th Assembly D1slriet 1s
so large geo)?ra phicully
tha t 1t is often d1fl'lcull
for me to keep abrca~l or
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1t'eekead -Cale11dar
Many Races Slate d ,
On 9range Coast
BOATING
Yachting Cup
Regatta Set
In San Diego
The San Die~o Y achtlng Cup
Regatta, featuring classes from
quarter-ton to two-ton ratings, is
scheduled this year for April 29 Lo
May I.
The event is co-sponsored by
the San Diego Yacht Club and
Yachting Magazine
For the quarter·tonners. this
year's rcgaltu will also serve ai.
the North American cham-
pio nship. Quarlcr-lonncrs have
an International Off::.hore Rule
(10 R J rating of 18.0 or lci.s.
Other '"ton" classes included in
the competition arc half-ton.
three.quart.er-ton. one-ton and
Lwo-ton ratings. One-ton ratings
are 27 5. two tons. 32 0, three-
quarter-ton. 24 5, ~met hair-ton,
21 7.
Entries for the quarter ton
championship must be received
by April 20. Entries for all otht'r
classei. must be received by
April 27 No entry fee 1s required.
. ca ... ial 1t'eadaer
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mu<h ,,.m0f!ro1ttu,,.c.,•"9l•
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P'RIOllY
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~ATUROAY
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S.cono h1Qt\ 8 lln m 1 1
SUNDAY
~""' tnw '"• m ~f F•'"'' .,HJt\ • ,, t f'f'\
S.·' ont1 tf'M ' lln m 0 ,,
~·ion, l'UQh I Oum \ r
SUf'l'"'°""'t' ''• m \1•1t.f\ t•o m
~OOt\ h'\it."\) S6o fTI '»•11 ••m
By ALMON LO<:KABEY
O.lly l'ilOI k•tlnt Wrtt9'
The yacht rucing fraternity
from dinghies to ocean racers -
wtll be out in force along the
Orange Copst this weekend.
Looking first al the long dis·
tance ocean racing addicts, the
Balboa Yacht Club will be start-
ing a neet of eight Performance
Handicap Racing Fleet yachU.
Saturday at noon on the non·stop
600·mile Guadalupe Island race
while the Newport Harbor Yacht
Club will tx> gi\'ing periodic start·
ing signals throughout the day
and night to 10 International Off·
~hore Rule yachts with Ha1a
California's Cabo San Lucas as
their goal.
The two r~ces mark a first for
both clubs. It will be the fi rst
time BYC's Guadalupe race has
drawn only PHRF yachts. and it
will be the first time NHYC hai;
used the reve rse handicap
system, plus giving an hour's
power allowance to get the
yachts wider way. It will also be
the first time two yacht clubs
have scheduled long distance
races on the same day.
THE SOlJTH SHORE Y1-1cht
Club Is. bidding for the competi-
tion of PHRF, Midget Ocean
Racing Fleet <MORI''> and
Ocean Racing Catamarans
W RCA> in the first race of its an·
nual High Point Series on Sun-
day
The Capistrano Bay Yacht
Club will see'JOR, PHRF anll
MORF yachts Sunday in the first
and second races of its Ocean
Racing Series Saturday and Sun
day
Small boat sailors will get in
their licks Saturday, Sunday and
Monday when the Balboa Yacht
Club, the Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club and the Lido Isle Yacht Clu b
Join forces to conduct the one·
eighth finals for the various Unit·
ed States Yacht Racing Union's
championships which will come
along later in the summer.
I N O TH E R So u thern
California yachting areas :
Los Angeles·l..ong Be ach
LOS ANGELES YACHT CLUB
Whitney' S£'rics No. 3 <IORJ,
Saturday~ Little Whitney Seri('s
No. 2 (MORA 1 Saturday . Harns
Series No. 2 I PHH F I Saturday
ALAMITOS RAY YACHT
Cl.l.JB Spring Tune-Up. bay
classes Saturday, outside classes
Sunday. OFF~llORE CRtJISING CLUB
-Colb .Burt. Memorial Trophy
race, (PHRF> Saturday.
SEAL BEACH YACHT CLUB
-Saturday Sailors Race No. 3.
CABRILLO BEACH YACHT
CLUB -Sprtng Series No. 3, Ml
classes, Sunday.
Santa Monica 8 11y
CALIFORNIA YACHT ~LUB
-Opening Day. Saturday.
SANTA MON ICA YACHT
C LUB-Opening Day , Saturday.
WINDJAMMERS YACHT
CLUB -Opening Day, Saturday.
DEL REY YACHT CLUB -
Opening D1:1y, Sunday.
PACIFIC MARINERS YACHT
CLUB -Opemn~ Day, Sunday.
SOUTH COAST CO RINTHIAN
YACHT CLUB -Opening Day,
Sunday.
KING H ARBOR YACijT
CLUB -California Circuit
(Lightning> Saturday, Sunday.
CATALINA-22 ASSOCIATION
-Fleet ract-, Sunday.
San Diego
SAN DIEGO YACHT CLUB -
Is le de Fleur Series <Soh n~)
Saturday, Sunday; Spring Series
<Thulfderbird I Saturday, Sun·
day: Collins Series No. 2 (Cal-20>
Sunday; Roun<ls Series <lnl. 110)
Sunday.
SOUTllW ESTERN YACHT
CLUB Al Rogers St•rlt!S
(Cal 25> Saturd;1y, Sunday;
Sailboat Trophy <Cataltna-271
Saturday, Sunday; Dorscc Senl'S
< Coronado·25 J Saturday; Sun·
day; Spring Trophy Series No. 2,
Sunday.
MISSION BAY YACHT CLUB
-Spring Sen ei., all clai.ses, Sun-
day.
SANTA CLARA RACING AS·
SOCIATION -Spring St!nes.
Sunday.
SILVERGATE YACllT CLuB
-Galleon Series. Sunday.
North and Inland
POMONA VALLEY SAILING
ASSOCIATION Class raring.
Saturday.
ARIZONA YACllT CLUB -
Spring St>ries. Saturrlay, Sunclay
P IERPOINT UAY Y/\CllT
CLUB -Fall Series No. 7. Satur ...
day. Sunday.
SANTA BARBARA YACHT
CLUB Wilson Series No. 1.
Saturday, Sunday.
SANT/\ RARRARA SAILING
CLUB · Spring St'nes No. 3.
Sund av.
WESTLAKE YACHT CLUB
Spring.Regatta. Sunday
Wendy's Dad Risks Home
-seeks to Kee p · Daughter Free on Bail
F rom AP Dispatches
Wendy Voshlmura's father pledged his small
tract home to help his dau~htcr stay free on bail
while appealing her explosives possession convic·
lion. a judge suid in Oakland.
Alameda County Supenor Court Judge Martin
Putlch gave Miss Yoshimur11 until May 4 to post
$.50,000 bail. H{· allowed her lo stay free on S25,000
bail and a personal ret·ognizancc bond until then.
Prosecutor J err Horne r urged the Judge to send
Miss Yoshimura to stale prison to start SE'rving her
l·lo-15 year te rm since her fu ll bail has not been
posted. !Mhch raised her bail when he sentenced
her M<irch 17. • ,\ statewide rommiss1on will investigate the
long-standing strife hetween Sacramento State
Vnivers1ty Prcs1cl<.'nt J a mt's Bond e1nd the i.chool's
teachers.
Six ret1rt"d eclurators were named hy Glenn
Dum ke, chancellor of the Cahforn1a State Universi·
ty and Colleges, to 1n\'estigate
the dLt.;pule and make a report by
June JO
Bond and facull y leader~
have been fcudinJ,!, often pubhc-
ly , for several years. Issues
have inclucled USl!. of of ad·
ministration expense money,
Rond's firing of several ad·
min istrators, and power over
tenure, promotion and academic
policy.
• PrtBtt Ch11\a, a.year.old heir to the Brtil•b
throne. nlea to tb• C.nbbtan !Of a private hOllday
today atnld offtc:lal denlat1 he bu pfcked a Luxem ·
bourg princess lo be his bride.
Both Buckingham Pa lace and the Royal Palace
of Luxembourg denied British press reports th;il he
will wed blonde 2J.ycar-old Princess Marie-Astrid
who is a Roman Catholic. '
The British royal family are Protes t ant
Anglicans.
Buckingham Pala ct' said Charles, whose pre·
ference for blondes has been noted in his choice nf
girlfriends in the past. cl1d not even know the prin·
cess. • Treasury Secretary W. Michel Blumenthal
struck a blow for feminism by rescinding the r ule
requiring women to be identtfied
as "Miss" or "Mrs." onjav1ngs
bonds.
Blumenthal. in San Fran·
cisco on a get-acquainted visit
with Treasury employes, said it
was disciminatory to identify
1he marital status of women , but
not of men.
Later, In an informal speech
to some 300 regional customs
and treasury employes, the a1.uMENTM•L
Cabinet officer asked his listeners' help in bringing'.
about "more open government." :
"Make it easy for people to understand what we:
havetodo," he said.
Weekend ~kiing
Conditions Listed
,.
Alt DAILY PILOT 0 fllday. Apol L t977 •
· ~ctor 'Changed' Pin Ying f esm .for TV .
..
• By GEORGE W. CORNELL
"" "-'''._,. Wrller
NEW YORK -It was an over-
)\tbelmlne task, a singular!)'
tough role to play. British actor
Robert Powell says it shook him,
~ersonally. He isn't certain what
it did to Mm, but he says 1t did
something.
· .:Whet~r it's a subjective
thing involving my role as an ac-
tor or whether it's an objective
occurrence in me, I 'm still not
sure," he says. ''It will take time.
perhaps more than a year, to re-
la te tG what happened to m e, to
ltnow what it means."
POW~LL PLAYS THE title
role in "Jesus of Nazareth," an
extraordinary and powerfully
moving portrayal of the life of
Christ being shown on NBC-'l'V in
two three-hour segm ents on the
Sunday nights of Easter week.
April 3 and 10 (Channel A, 8
p.m .)
. The cast of t~e $18-million film
is packed with a score of
luminaries of the movie world,
including Laurence Olivier,
Anne Bancroft, Ernest Borgnine,
Anthony Quinn, Rod Steiger,
P eter Ustinov. James Mason
and a marvelous ly convincing
Virgin Mary, Olivia Hussey.
On the basis of previews, it
f\as been praised by many re·
ligious leaders. Protes tant,
Roman Catholic and Jewish, as
the most gripping, historically
accurate and Biblically sound
fi Im representation yet of the
life, death and resurrection of
Jesus
* * *
[ __ RE_u_GJ_o_N _)
"T HE GREATEST
religious mm I've ever seen."
says the Rev. Dr. Paul M.
Stevens, radio-television ex-
ecutive of the Soutbern Baptist
Convention.
The film has ''a s piritual
·dim ension that is uncommon in
most such works," says the U.S.
Catholic Conference communica-
tions department.
"A major breakthrough," says
Rabbi Marc Tanenb'aum, inter·
religious affairs director or the
American Jewis h Committee.
THE FILM WI LL enable
"many people to discover for
themselves who Jesus is and why
this figure has claimed the aJ.
legiance of so many millions
through the ages." says the Rev.
Sebastian Charles of the British
Council of Churches.
"The word, 'outstanding,' only
begins to describe it." says Wen·
dell J . Ashton of the Church or
Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
(Mormon).
Evangelist Billy Graham says,
·•People are going to be glued to
their sets."
A JEWISH HISTORIAN, Rab·
bi Albert Friedlander, arter
watching the si.x·hour film
several times, s ays, "The impact
continues to amaze and astound
me." .
That's also what it apparently
* * *
dld lo Powell. a lean, sensitive
actor of 32 who played the part of
Jesus in his strangely gentle yet
m ighty ministry of teaching,
miraculous bealiuas and finally
his crucifixion and victory over
death.
··certainly it bad an effect on
me," he says. "I've had a sense
of a profound effect. But just
what it ls, I havep't been able to
separate what il is in me frQm
having been living the part or this
astonishing individual, Jesus."
POWELL GRlw UP in the
Anilican faith b"t he says that it
was an inherited background and
he bad not been personally con-
vinced of Jesus' divinity, that
Jesus possessed both full
humanity and Godhood.
But now. he told a neY(s con-
ference following a preview of
tho film. he's not sure what to
make of it, not until he's done
more private thinking and study
of the gospels to dlsenlangle his
own convictions from the role in
which he has been immersed.
"I've got to get away from it
and take some time." he said. "I
don't want to describe just a sur-
face impression from being in·
votved so Closely in the life of
Christ."
FR ANCO ZEFFIRELLI, the
gifted Italian director of the film
and u Roman Catholic, said, ··1
was imploring, praying and hop·
Ing a hand was guiding me not to
m ake a mistake. It was an un·
speakable task to portray the in·
ter working of God and man. tMs
incredible fi gur e of J esu5. I think
we did. I. think we were guided.'·
* * *
AFFECTED BY MOVIE ROLE AS CHRIST
British Actor Robert Powell In Costume
APWlrepllOIO
•
StOnes'
Charges
Dropped
WARWICK. R.I. (AP) -Five·
year·old charges filed against
two members of the Rolling
Stones have been dropp,ed by a
District Court Judge here:
Judge Anthohy Dennis of·
Warwick District Court agreed to
"file" the charges after Warwick
Police Chief Jobn F. ·Coutcher
conceded that singer Mick Jag.
ger and guitarist Keith Richard
could not be ordered to return to
Warwick.
The action means the charges
will be dropped within a year un-
less the two are arrested in Rhode
Island on new charges.
Richard was charged with as.
saulling a Providence Journal.:
Bulletln photographe r shooting
pictures or the group's arrival
here in July 1972. Jagger was
charged with obstructing a police
officer.
Day Camp
Signup Se t
Registration is being held for
the South Coast YMCA day
camp.
Activities will be held from
Mbnday lo April 8, and include a
trip to the San Diego Zoo and an
Easter egg hunt.
Further information is availa·
ble by calling 831 -9622 or 495-0453.
Critic Says .Jesus TV Movie Plodding
By JAY SllARBUIT the birth, life, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus in remarkable convincingly tetched, not'convin'Cingty prophetic.
APT•tt•"'°"w'"'' detail Peter Ustinov, appearing in Sunday's opener. turns in a good, if
LOS ANGELES This Sunday night and on Easter Sunday. From what I saw, the film is beautifully photographed and somewhat familiar performance as the beJeweled. rotund, and mad
NBC is airing three-hour segments of a six_-hour movie on the life of seems quite faithful to the Bible. ATas, ifs pace generally is so 5low, Herod the Great. Roa Steiger, cast as Pontius Pilate in Easter Sun-
J es us. · · J cs us or'N azarelh. ''directed by Italy's Franco Zeffirelli. so reverent, I fear only the very religious or patient will stick with it day's show. is excellent and very convincing. Britain's Sir Lew Grade, whose company coproduced the film
with l tah~n TV, this week screened a 212-hour edited version to give ROBERT POWELL, A FINE-FEATURED English actor. SAD TO SAY, MlSS HUSSEY, a very talented actress, Geems to
\'arious clerics. cntics and civilians a rough idea of its contents portrays J esus in His adult years. But save for a few occasion!i, he have little to do in her major role as the mother of Christ ~xcept look
seem s to be playing only a simmering mystic with a sad, firm gaze saintly or grief-stricken, as the occasion demands.
HE SAID T HAT AMONG THE missing segments were Jesus' that could. melt steel. I don't think anyone would find his depiction of The film is an admirable and ambitious effort.
miracles. Mary Magdalene's conversion and the gathering of fensive, only disappointing. ll does try to render the story of Jesus in realistic terms, to
Christ's disciples. Then the curtains parted, the show began. Ditto Michael York. cast as John the Baptist. York. a!> he AOC!> a\'Oid !itock tableau scenes. But tighter editing, a brisker pace,
It started with the betrothal of Joseph, played by Yorgo about urgin~ all to repent. to prepare for the coming of Chnst, might have m ade the film a much better effort than the one I saw
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Girl-watching
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Week in J11ne
Not every pet lover realizes that rabbits.
loo. can be housebroken
No insect has ears on its head. Interesting
maybe. But more interesting· No insect ever
closes its eyes.
Mouth tu mouth rl·susc1tat1on ""a:-. not a
CO!Jl monly used revival technique until the
1950s. Rut 1f you check out Second Kmgs 4 · 34.
you'll sec that the biblical Elisha was the
rcllow who discovered it first.
J\ client asks the whereabouLc; of Morn·
in~star Farms the producer of those syn·
lhctic hacon st~p8. There's no such place. ll 's
a trade name owned b) Miles Laboratories.
the outfit that interestingly enough also puts
out Atka S<.-ltzer
GIRL WATCHING
Q "When is "Girl Watching Week'?" A
First week in June There 1s no corresponding
"Boy WatchinJ( Wec.>k." am
pleased to report Boys
don't like lo be watched
Makes them nervous. For
that matter ... Girl
Watching Week" may not
l'ndure, either Certain
women liberationists think
the sex symbol promotion
1i1 pil'!J(lsh Out; Love and
• War man takes'no stand on
this annual event. IC some
men only want to girl watch On<' week a year.
that's their huMn~ss, just as it's their busi·
ness. it they only want to go to church on
Easler Suntlny. Our L and W man, however.
is more devout
SOi\r l'Slm
Q. "Why do building contractors draw X's
with soap on new windows?"
A. So workmen will see that the glass is in
plucc and won't poke boards or whatnot
through the m.
Q. "!low many stomachs are in a white·
tail deer""
A. Same as In a cow. Four.
Might mention. too. there are twice as
many chickens in this country as people, or
almost.
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'Plan-e' Fact:
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He's HOQked
By DENNIS McLELLAN
Ol Ille 0111y Pllol Sl•lf
It rested like a beached whale
in the corn er of the small
Rive rside County airport h angar.
To mosl, lhe black plastic-
draped remrlants of the old, de
teriorated airplane looked only
like so much junk. ·
Who would imagine they were
looking at a corroding aviation
tr easure?
But as soon as Tom Laurie was.
told he was gazing al n 1934
Stintson SR-5, his next question
w as a nti-climactic. ·
"Is itfor sale?" b e asked.
It was and today 1t res ts in thl'
Newport Beach man's garage
where it is in the process of being
res tored to Ill> heyd;iy ap
pearanre when 11 was known as
the Cadillac of µriv ate airplanes
The retired Northrop engmeer
first set eyes on the plane two
years ai::o. lie immt.•dia~ly
began the timc·consuming pro-
cess of rebutlding il.
BUT FOR SOMEONE who still
remembers the moment when he
. heard "Lucky Lindy" was sight-
ed over England "It was three
or four in the afternoon ancl 1 -.yas
playing horseshoe!>" it 1s time
we ll spent.
The wingless fuselage takes up
most of his garage and has been
cause for more than a handful of
neighbors and rnotoris'8 to drop
in to take a look.
.. . ·
•
Laurie is more than willing to
talk about the antique airplane.
In fact, nothing makes his face
light up more than discussing his
favorite subject.
Sitting in his den-cluttered
with model airplanes and blue-
prints-Laurie explained that the
four-place Stintson was favored
by oil companies and other busi-
nesses for ferrying officials ..
llis plane, he discovered, once
was owned by Richard Gimbel
Cof the department store family).
'Tm trying to put this thing
back exactly as it came out of the
factory in Michigan," Laurie
says.
WHEN IT DID roll out of the
factory it cost a mere SJ.950
Laurie predicts it will be worth
about five times lhal when he's
through.
Helping him restore it authen-
tically arc old Stintson advertis-
ing brochures he had saved sim·e
his youth in Fort Wayne. Ind.
That's where his hft•-long tn·
leresl in airplanes Cboth model
;.ind ltfesize) began.
lie moved West in 1940 lo work
for Northrop and st ayed there JO
years. But even the airplanes he
worked on durinJ? World War ll
don't have the .. mea11m .... the
older planes have for him ...
He says his Stintson SR..S-
possibly only one of five still in
eirieceace waa -of the first
H••HI PtlOto
Part man, part be~st, the
dog-like figure above is
part of an exhibit of old
and contemporary Mexican
folk pottery on display
at A Touch of Latin. At
right is an example of
work by Teodora Blanco
of Oaxaca. Her objects
resemble the types of
critters found in dreams.
i planes to have naps. 4
..Stintson called them 'Speed :
Arres ters.'" he points out with a
smile.
When he gets it back in shape-
l he d 1 rt · e ncru ste d 2 2 5\
horsepower Lycoming engine is ·
s till sitting in the hangar -it will
cr~eatabout 110 mph.
HE HOPES TO have the job
e.ompleted by t he summer of '78
in time for the Experimental
Air«aft Association convention
in Wisconsin.
In fact, he plans to fly it b~ck
himself. Of cou rse, he has to get
his pilot's license first. While
late in comirig, it seems inevila·
ble.
Laurie says he flew some in In·
diana during-the early '30s. "I
got to the point where I could
land and takeoff." But he never
got a license.
During the war he was working
s ix days a week a nd flying was
restricted along the coast. Blythe
Known as the Cadillac of
private airplanes in its
heyday, the 1934 Stintson
SR-5 at left is ·twin
to-one now being restored ..
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BEA ANDERSON, Editor
Fnday, April 1, 1977 Bt
O•llY Pilot Photo by E. LHP•vn•
was the near est spot and driving
to Blythe on his day off wasn 't too
appealing.
Another rea·son he never got a
license was because of ~ls first
i mpression or Santa JV\Onica
airport. which was hemmeoin by
houses.
"f REALLY LOST my ('n-
thusiasm for flying." he admits.
adding m Indiana there were-
always open fields to land in dur-
ing an e111ergency.
To Tom Laurie,
this pile of
junk is an
airplane
aficionado's
treasure. The
retired . . engineer 1s
restoring
the antique
plane in
his garage.
Thinking back lo those grassy
Indiana pastures, where the col·
orful flyboys of a half-century
ago new over , made Laurie r e-
member som ething .
He pulled out an a lbum of old
photographs. Among the faded
photos of early airplanes was one
of him when he won his first
model airplane contest in 1928.
The winner r eceived a free ride
in a Stintson .
Laurie's eyes had a far-away
look. "I forgot all about that."
Latin Flavors Spice Show
By MARCIA FORSBERG
01 the O•lly Pilot St•fl
Ht''s a combination creature. sitting on heunches like a dog,
but w ith bull horns at his temples.
And tht• rnce 1~ that of a m an. only with painted-on cat's
\ wh~kers I hs body 1s flouris hed with flowers a nd dots, lines and
c·urhcues.
The brown and black figure is about 40 years old, from
Tonal a . Jahsco. JUSt outside of Guadalajara.
lll•'s one• of a variety of intnguing objects on display through
Friday, Apnl II. at A Touch of Lalin. Laguna Beach.
THE KALEIDOSCOPE of old and contemporary Mexican
folk 1><>ttery. tcxtur('d wall hanAings and authentic artifacts is a
hl('nd of three pnvate collections, in addition lo pietes made
~1thm the past year or two.
Amon~ the work!. on display are older items that were part of
a collect1on forme rly at Immaculate Heart College.
Others are from th<.' est11te of ;i Laguna Beach r esident who
had been ~athering Mexican folk art for half a century, and the
third group came from a retired school teacher who used them as
teaching aids
The s howing 1s part of a hobby.turned-business for Vicki
Ooremus and her daughter, Carol Gallegos, partners in an en·
dcavor nc•1ther plannt'd for.
A COUPLE OF years ago, they h ad no idea they woulcl be
over seeing such an assortment of South-of· the-border objects.
Mrs . Doremus, form er m anag, .of the Orange County
P hilharmonic Society, st arted out to a m ining engine~r in Tex-
as 40 years ago. Her daughter was comfortably settled, teaching
Spanish toschoolchildren in Tustin
Both have a love for the romantic, lyrical language, and both
dreamed of traveling to s unny South American countries to ex-
plore the cultures.
ON DIFFERENT occasions. each dropped what s he was do·
ing and set out on journeys lo the south
Mrs. Doremus' adventures included traveling by river
launch. train and single·engine airplane. gelling acquainted with
the natives and spending seven months in outlying par ts of'
Brazil.
Ms. Gallej:(os trekked through South America, and by tht•
time she rl'achcd southern Argentina, she had deve loped an <.it·
traction for handcrafts .
"I rearranged my whole schedule so J could go back to Peru
and buy more wea\'ings, ·she said.
S INCE Ms. GalleJ?OS had a knowlC'dgc of handcrafts and Mrs
• Doremus had pnot bookwork expcm .. ncc. they hit on the idea of
bcgmmng their own rel all outlet for Spanish treasures.
Working lnj:(ethl'r as a mother-daughtt'r team is "going
bt.•autifully." said Mrs Doremus . "We both marvel al that.·•
The two have s 1m1l<.1r tastes, hut Ms Gallegos noted that
"Molh<'T 1s morf' darn)~. wht.'rc I'm mon· conservative. When I
!->ay, 'That (JJl<'l:l' ol sculptun· or potler·yi 1!.n't our style> stic
)>Uys. 'Wl''ll makl' 11 our st~ fl·. ·
Ms. Gallego:-adm1ttt•d that she likes it when her mother isn't
afraid totakt• a <:hanrc.
Buying trips "have to be long to be worthwhile.'' said Ms
Gallegos, but chances are, she a nd her mother don't mind a bit.
Vicki Doremus
and her
daughter,
Carol Gallegos,
are partners
in overseeing
a vanetyof
South American
artifacts,
pottery pieces
andt~ured
weavin~.
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DAILY PILOT Fnoay. Apt11 1. 1971
Dating:
DEAR ANN I.ANDERS· I am
a sophomore a l a highly respect·
ed collegt• who 1:. confu:.ed :.ibout
something When 1 en rolled last
year I knew of no bisexual rela·
t1 ons h1ps amoni.: my fracntb
Now, •l seems, ha!>exualaly 1:. not
only accepted but w1dl'ly prac·
heed amw11:( my pt.•ers
Studenf Set Straight
• I 'm a 19-ycar old guy and I 've decency. What':. more, ll can get
you lnvolved with a bunch or
weird~.
you thought about her chances
for happiness 1( :.he married a
man 16 years her 1unior. <I was
26. She \\US 42). She gave you the
facts. YQur unswer was, "Marry
him ."
(Ann Landers~
Male studt•nts I cpuld have
sworn were slr:.iq~hl dalt.• mem
bcrs of their own i.t.•x JUSl us often
as mcmtx:rs of lht· oppo..,1lt· sex
Thi s ~ot·s for JO('k:-.,
cheerleaders, und officers of stu-
dent government. YQ)mg people
w1lh tendencies for both sexes
lell me they consider this an ad·
vantagt>, not a hund1('up They
«all it "th1.· bes t of both worlds "
never had any de:.1rc to try
anything '-\1lh a mt•mber of my
own sex. The mor<il value:. 1
learned a:. ;.i <'h1ld tell me 1t ':.
wrong. Yet, af 1t 1s a<·ccpted by
my peers und docsn 'L do me uny
harm. isn't it worth t:\pt•rammt
lllj.! With'!
Please print my ldtt:r bt·l'~IU!->1.'
I'm sure muny tollcgc :.tud1.·nls
<ire just 3S ('onfv:-...•d us I.
STRAIGHT AND N"HHOW
In i.plte or the facts presentt'd
In your letter, Id me assure you
tha t a r eally s traight peri.on
would have a devlJ of a time go.
Ing the other way unless he were
bombro. stoned, kinky or a litlle cuckoo.
I had won her through s ub-
terfuge <I'm ashamed to s ay).
h aving presented myself as only
six years her junior . She almost
left me when she learned the
truth. Your letter salvaged the
situation.
the part you played 1n mal.ang 1t
possjble . -JO\'to'UL I N
PEORIA
DEAR JOYFUL: tlow nice of
you to let me know. I've 111ld It
before and I'll aay h again -age
Is ooly a number, baby.
ht-r Wht1t t·an I do u·bout It? -
\'IC
DEAR \'IC: \'ou on stop
b otbc-rln g ht'r , TIJe stereo
belongs tu "the dish." You gave
It lo her, didn't you? Next time
keep the volume down and doo'l
go for such a big ticket, Buster.
DEAR SANO N: Don't ml'ss
around. There ls more Involved
here than "right" or ''"ronl!."
What it s hakes down lo b
"natural'' or "unnatural."
ll ':. dumb to try sonu·thinl( for
kicks if it ,·iolate:. .>our sen:.c or
DEAH ANN · lla\e ~ou t•ver
wondered how your advice
turned oul'! Well, the letter from
the man who wrote to ask if he
should marry a woman six years
his senior hit home. Jt 's time I
wrote and told you what a d1f·
frrcncc you made in m y life.
In 19&1, the woman I was in
love with wrote and asked what
I am now 38. She is 54 and looks
younger than I and has a lot more
pep. Two year:. ufter our m ar-
riage my former wife died and
we now have my children.
DEAR ANN: 1 dated an altrac·
tive dish for over a year. I hap·
pen to be a generous guy who
doesn't mind being nice to a girl
if s he is nke to me.
Two months ago I bought the
dish an expensive stereo. We
broke up last week and l 'd like
the stereo back. She says ~he
"earned it" and to stop bothennl?
T h ere is u big dltf~ence
bet ween cold and cool. Ann ~I)·
de rs shows you how to play it cool
without freezing people out in her
booklet. ''Teena~c Sex -Ten ~ ays lo Cool It.'' Send 50 cents In
c·oin and a Jong. self-addressed,
:,tamped envelope to Ann Lan-.
ders, P.O. liox 1400, Elgin, l11.
60120.
Our m;irri11ef' i<; ff'rrific und we
couldn't be h appier. Thanks for
Workshops Beckoning
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S TOP SMO KIN G
CLINIC: A free inlroduc-
t o r y meeting for
smokers who want to
kick the habit will take
place at 6:30 p m . Thurs·
day, April 7, in South
Coast Plaza Hotel.
Sponsor of the session
is S m okEnders whil-h
con ducts n ine -week
series to train the
smoker lo quit culmly
and comfortably.
C HR ISTIAN
WOMEN'S CLUB: The
m ember who has brougft
the mos t first time
guests to luncheon m eel·
ings wall be crowned
"queen for a day" by the
Sadd l e b ack Com -
munities group.
Also on the program
will be soprano vocalist
Bar baru Conway and
Mrs. Reidun Gcl.swean.
wife o f a noled
Evangelist, who will be
the speaker.
LECTURE SERIES:
A f our-part evening
H'ries. hl·ginntng Mon.
day. April 11. at 7 · 30 will
look <il tht• !:icxist
Am crical'I &wict v .
Offered by 'orangl·
Coast College, t hl' st.•rics
\\'Ill be presented bv Or.
Geraldine Ca.hill
P1ckarl. laecn~cd mar.
nagc. famlly and child
1 OUtHelor <ind UCC
counsl•lor. <ind Sharon
l>onoff. OCC'~ as:.Ol'lale
dean of:.ludenl affairs.
CLASS: A. 10-wcck
:.crac:. lilied Womun
Aw;irc and Choosing will
be offered to all wom<.•n
18 :md older. It is based
on the book of the same
naml' written hy Uelly J .
Cohle. Westminslcr.
Rcg1slral1on will be at
7.30 p.m Monday. April
4. 111 lhc El Toro Baptist
Church . Pre regislration
C'a n be made by t'alling
lht' t•hureh at 830 7473
ht'for1.· noon and 58 l-4833
after noon.
l'ARF.NTS WITHOUT
P A R T N F: R S ': T h e
Orungc Coast chaptt·r
\\di mcel al 8 µ m . Wed·
nl'sda). April 6, in the
Co...ia Mel.a Country
Club
Guest speaker Georgia
Ro1scla1r \\Ill l('(·turt• on
Acqu1rt· S<:lf t'sll't·m ;ind
Enhance Your Sex Life
a n d Pt• r s o n .1 I /\ p -
J>t'<ll"ant·e through If) p-
nos as
COMMUN ITY
REFERRAi. ANO l!';-
F 0 R~i\TION
SE RVI(.' ... ;: Works hops
for senior t•1tizens ' tlubs
will pro\'idt· information
un a,::t•nt'll'" anti or
~anazutions :n·uilablt• in
Ornn1w Countv.
Rarbaru L<ib1tzke will
speak to the Costil Ml'sa
St·nior Citizens Club al-i I
am. Tue~day. i\pnl 5. in
lht• Community Hl'i.Tt'a-
taon Ccnlt•r
She \lo Ill ~peak to the
V\t>men 's We ek
Men, Too
Women's W('(•k at Gol!kn WC'st College• pro
mises to ~ cxt·ittng. prcnucat1vt• and not for
women only
1\lthough ont• program 1s for ~omen only and
several an• ~eared pnm<1nly lo lht·1r attention,
interests of the opposite s1.•x also have been tn·
e luded.
The week's observance heg1ns Monday,
April 18. :and concludes Friday, /\pril 22. or special interest lo men will be se4.·cral
programs on Wednesday, 1r..cludang a film, en-
titled "Men 's Laves." wh1{'h listens lo men
evaluate how thev have dealt \\alh the role of the
ideal American °m<.1n : Men's Pot'lry Reading.
and a two-part session, entitled The Liberutcd
Man ·
Warren Farrell. founder of the National
Task Force on the Masculine Mystique or NOW
and author of the "The Liberated Man" will give
a presentation on changing mcn·s all1tucles
towar~s women's liberation and masculinity
He also will conduct a fi\'c hour. fl\c·parl
presentation including a lectun•. a mC'n·s tw:111ty
contest, role n ·versal "date,'' <ind a men's con·
sciousnesi:. raising group.
Programs for women will deul with self·
esteem. sexuality, self·defense . alternate
lifestyles. hattcrt•d women. and various facds of
career choice, placement and a<l\'anccmcnl
Further lnform:.atlon is av111lable bv call1nr!
the Women's Center. which 1s spon~oring lht•
events, at89a.:77ll, ext. 577 .
Peering
Around
Al.llMNJ 11f (;lt·ndalc
and llom l'r lf1~h Schools
or the 1930s an• ltWltC'd lO
a no-host bon voyagl' par
ty Friday, April 15. at
Ports or Call re«tauranl
More details arc avaala·
ble by calling Patrick
Flanagan at 213 7tJO 0209.
<a:~11N1 1 :\tay 21 -.Jun('
::!01 Hr ... ur1• that \'OU
ha' l' t"ompletc rt>port.
~tory Tcndl'ncy is for
olht·r ... 111 o\'erlook or ..,kip
l<'i.:al malll.'rs , s1g111f1cant
clctalls. t'>l<trital or husi-
ne:-s partner has am-
bitious plans.
SC.ORPIO I Ort 23
Nov. 21 >: Your w111h can
hl• fulfilled oncP ) ou
decide upon your course.
tum. No fret· lunch.A void ----------------------wishful thinking where
NAMED Ju ni or
Panh'ellenic dcleflatc of
the Idaho Slate Unlversi-
t y Chapter, Alpha
Omicron P1, is Rindy
McKenney of Laguna
Beach . She as a
sophomore ma1oring in
radiologic technology.
('A~CER (June 21-
.lul\' 22l Hold back on
fm;iJ commitment. Ele-
mt•nt of <l<>ccption could
bt• presC'nt, intentional or
olherw1c;e. Take ring
roads . means avoid
ditecl confrontations.
LEO rJuly 23-Aug. 22>
Highlight payments. col·
lections. evaluation of
personal possessions.
What v. as apparently
discarded turns out to
have more worth than
you 1mag1ned.
VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept.
m oney 1s concern~d.
Means sense of where-----------
you are ~oing, your
d1n;_ction requ1r('s more
aae1't1on. A hunch could
pay di\'adend~. ~
SVNWB.J'IA SAGITTARIUS CNov.
22·Dec. 211 Stress
\'ersatthly, intellectual
currosit\'. Communicate
with those "at a dis·
lance." One al lop is un. "iili1~1
certain. authority could r
be temporary. Know il
and be self-reliant.
CAPRICORN rnec.
22 -J an . 19 ): Avoid
rushing decisions, ;udg·
SPECTACULAR
FLOWERS & PLANTS
FOR EASTER ENJOYft'ENT
Harboritcs. :Xt•\\ port
Beach Sen10r l'1l11t·ns
Club at 11 am. !\toncl:.iy,
April 16.
M o rt• i n fo r m u I 1 o n
a b out the worksho p s,
which will t'.Xplu1n tlw
free sen1ces of CH IS. 1s
:w<tilablc from tl1t• n·n
tr al office. 835 4357
Al'tERICb-N
PARALEGAL AS ·
SOC IATIO N : Th1.•
Orange County Chuptcr
will m eet ut 6 p m Tut•!-.
day, April 12, 1n Carrn".,
Hickor) Chap reslJUl'jnt.
Santa Ana.
Thomas C Uuh) ns.
Santa An,1 ~•llurney. wall
s peak on the ust· of un
la\\ ful dela1nt•rs Mort•
informawm as a\ .1il,1ble
from Ann r.tcnu-.1-.l').
751 -384-1
PRE\"El\Ttn·: DE:'\·
TAL CARE:,\ four µail
1<.'ct11n· ~<'rll's l1tlt·d Sa\ t'
Your T eeth and Your
Money will be prt•'...cll\l.'d
from 7.30 9 JO µ.m .
b(•g1nn1n,:: \\'l'<lncsd:.iy,
Apral IJ, at Orange Coast
<:ollci;t• tn Fine /\rtl> Hall
119
The ln·e series 1s co-
sponson•<I by thl' college
and the Orange County
Dental tlygaenists · Soc1C'-
t v. More information is
<ivuil;ible from OCC,
556·5880.
IRVi N F. ART
l.EAGL;E: M1('helinc
Cald\lot'll of Irvine will
dt·monslrulc lhc :.irt of
lt·athl·r tooling at the
meeting Thursday, Apnl
i. 1n thP Communaty AS·
~uc1at1on Uu1ld1ng, acl1a·
tt'nt lo lhc Irvine
l.1brJry
~I rs C:ald .... ell. who is
st•ll tJUJ.:ht. \\ 111 d1spluy
s<tmplt·s of her \\Ork anti
\\ill bring a CO\ t•r for the
new gut•sl lx>0I...
1\ SI <lonal1on lo be
acltled lo the groups
sd10IJrs h1p fund as r c-
q u ,. s t e d 11 f 11 u n •
mt•mbt•l's.
GOD'S HEALING LAW REVEALED!
Blessings await you Come hear
A FREE LECTURE
by
MICHAEl E. THORNELOf, C.S.I ., ol Sholl1e1d, England
(Member ol lhc Chri~tlan Science Board ol Lec1u1esh1p)
entitl~d
THE LAW _OF CHRISTIANZlf.NCE !::tEAilliG
SUNOA Y, APRIL 3rd -3:00 P.M .
DA~A HILLS HIGH SCHOOL~
33333 Golden Lan1ern Dana Po1nr
'Spottsorfll by Chrhll011 Scitnu Society, D1111• l'oiftl
Child Care Pro111oed
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There Is A Dill ere nee ...
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by Tom Batiulc
by Jeff Miller and Bill Hinds
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Fnd!y, April 1. 1971
by Ch~s M. Schulz
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ANP SUPPSNL.:Y'
~'M -rAL..KtNG
TO 500 SMP TY
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by Ferd and Tom Johnson
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FAN MAIL ,
PERSOHAU '/! ~
by Tom K. Ryan
by Mell
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DENNIS THE MENACE
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Aren't They All 'The Finest Group .of Human Beings'?
AP Wtrtpf'toto
HE TENDS BAR WHEN BEER DISTRIBUTORS MEET
Ex-boxer Job Shaheen Has Person\lity, Brawn to Sult Job -\ I
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By JULES LOH
Al' ~1•1 <;otr•• ........ •"I
DES MOINES, Iowa -Moose
Messer is the new president of
the Wholesale Beer Distributors
•of Iowa, duly installed in conven·
l ion assembled. Did someone
say. where else but America?
Where else has th al exercise in
excess known as a convention
become a rill! or spring?
WH E R E ~E LSE D O grown
citizens dev'o'te themselves to
three days of booze und boredom
m the name of commerce. or
education. or dentistry, or even.
for h eavl'n 's :.ake ; mental
health"?
Whose law as al that :.ays every
gro up that can hold a convention
holds one? Hilton's Law?
T he busiest man an thas town
la:.l week had tu be the ladder
clamber wh o l'hanges t h e
welcome sign over the parking
lot out:.ide the Airport Inn
INSIDE, IN THE lobby. Iowa
pharmacists checked in al card
tables to pick up a color-coded
He llo badge and an armload of
agenda and lo lay out S25 for han·
quet tickets. On the second noor.
t h e beer di ~tributor:. in
lcrmin;.ibly pa:.sed the gavel to
Moose Mcl>ser At the front des k,
bone-tired delegates from the
low;,1 Internat ional Trade Coun·
cil que ued up with gll;J tt•d eyes
and lremblin.,: credit cards to un·
dcrgo the final remorseless con·
Power Rates to Jump
WASHINGTO.:V CAP1 The
drought-s tr1ckl•n Wt-sl will havl'
enough elcctnc1ty this year but
consumer rat(•s 1n Cu1trorn1a will
go up dramatically, anording tn
federal l'n<'rgy agl'ncael>
Double d
Hou.si1z g
Cost Eyed
W /\Sill NG TON 11\ I' 1 It wll I
cost ahout S!W ,0110 to liu) J
medium-priced rww homl' h\
1986, twice as muth Js ,,r<'sl'nt
pr ices. an economis t ha., told
Congress
Kenn<'!h Ros1·n of l'rinn·tnn
University mane tht• pred1rlwn
Thursday. saym~ th<' <·ountr~ 1..,
in '"a hous ing l'rl'ols nf un
precedented µroportron'" thJt
will get worse ctunng tht' nt•xt <It•
cade.
Th1· rl'<lt>ral Power Com
mission ( FPC) and LhP Federal
E nergy Adm1nistration < FEAJ
saad in a report lo Congress
Thursdav. that many ut1hllcs
will have to burn 011 to make up
for lost water power.
T H E ADDITIONAL c·osl 1s
es timate d at between $460
mall1on and $600 malhon in
Cal1forma alone. the report said.
"Consumer rates for elcclnci·
ty will likely increase shurply
over those experienced m t976."
said Jack L. Weiss. acting chief
of powl'r for the FPC.
··increased oil usage· und re
duccd hydro-energy import from
the Pacific Northwest will com·
bine to cause the higher rcites."
he told a House Energy subcom
m1ttee.
'"WIDLE T HE situation in lht.-,
Western states is bleak with
respect lo reduced hydro electric
l!<'ner<iticn. al "ould hl' µr1:
mature at this taml' to reJ:1stcr
undue alarm," he s aid
........
"Much. if not all of the dcfi-
ciencv can Ix> met by inncID>ed
generation at fossil fut>I plants
but al gre;.illy inereased costs."
he said. Some or the deficiency
must Ix> made up by cutting off
power lo 1ntl'rruptable
cu:.tomers. and conscn at1on by
cons umers in California. Oregon,
Washington and Idaho, ht· :.aid
"Barrin~ unusual cirr umslan
ces. .clcclnl'1ty s upply !.houl<l
b e sufficient for mo:.t needs dur-
inj.! the spring and sum mer of
1977," he said.
O IL-Jo'IRE D GENERATION
will be sufficient to :.upply
n o rthern and sou thern
California. allhouJ:h some sup-
p I 1 l's may bl· nl'e1il'<l from
Nevada and Arizona. ht• said Rut
the Pacifk Northwest will not be
able lo export any of its power, he
said.
Robert I. ll anflin~. un assis·
tant arlm1111!')trator at FEA. said
Californi:.1 mav ha\<' to eas<.·
some of its <iir quJllt~ rC'qUlrl'·
men ts 111 allow hurning tJf ml
B ECAlJSF. <ff h1~h monthly
payments on mortga1H•s and in
creasing down pa) m1·nt n·qu1rt'
menls. "nearly two th1nb of ..ill
AmcriC'an fam1li<''> 'ould not .1r
forc1 In purt'hasP lht· h11nw \.\ht"rl'
tlwv no\.\ llvP,' hl· s a1c1
Association Chief
.:Most Ol·W l'Olranl:-. to thl'
housing markf'l ()ou111: famll11·s
.1nrl other first l1m1· hnmt·
b u y l' rs ) 1· a n n 11 t .if f o r d t o
purl' h <ISl' any horn t· ,it a 11.
Rosc.•n said
Marks Anniver~ary
"By · 19f>6 lhl' m1:d1um pnt·l·<J
nt•w home will sl'll for dos1· to
$90.000 with the a'vcrJgl' d11\.\ r1
payment requ1r<'CI avera~111~
dose to $23,000," llosrn told th1·
Senate Banking Comm1t1t•c
H E S AID T H E current
medium pnce 1s around $45,000
and is incrt'astng hy more than tO
pc rcenl annual I}'
Rosen te ·t1fwd 1n favor of a ball
by Sen. Edward Brooke ( R-
M ass.), designed lo m ake the
purc hase or an in1t1al home
easie r for youn~ fa mi hes
Brooke's bill would provide for
comparatively low payments 1n
the early yl'ars of a mort~agt•
The bill assumt·l> thol family 1n
come will raSl'. m uk1nA pos!.lblt•
higher p~yments m the lall;'r
years or a mortgage.
Lorna Mills, ft rsL woman to be
C'll•cled president of .i federally
l'liarten'<i savtnf!l> :ind loan as
..,11r1ation in th<· nation. obsl'rvt•s
lwr 20th annrvcrsary as chief ex
<'l'Ul1ve officer or La~una
Fl·dC'ral S;n mgs Jn1t 1.oan J\s
soc1at1on toe.la)
Shl· wa ... graduated from
Newport llarbor High School and
Johnson's Bustness Institute in
Santa Ana. before Joining the as-
sociation m 1936 She was one of
lhree employcs tn the new con
cern. then called 1"1rst Ft'rlcr;il
Savings and Loan Assoc1at1on of
Laguna Beacn
She served sucecssively as a!t ·
s 1s t ant secretary, secr etary .
treasurer and. in t95:J. became a
member of the board of d1rcc
tors
Miss Mills was na med pres1
dent and gcnl'r al manager 1n
1957.
20 YEARS IN OFFICE
Lorna Miiis -------------
Doing Business In Callfornla
Tl111 1077 ltl1tto11 ''now dV•llltfble Th1J book
1t J 9u1c1c co ostabltshmg ,, bus1noH 111 Caltfomrn.
Topics cov11red tncludo c.ipltal forrn.i1ton . SEC
~, 146, 240, IRC Sec. 1244: ESOP"S ~nd St.1111 -p.;, } Government Agency's requirements
Airline Plans Buy
' • ~•,The book ha' been purcha'M!d by m.uw
' • '\ ltbrant\ 01 1s .111a1labte from the non profit
811s1n~s Developmen1 ln\1111111!
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Golden West Airlines. Newport Beach. and .
SHORTS. Belfast-based Arilish m anufacturer or
the SDJ-JOi have announced that the airline plans to
purchase wide-body SDJ.JO a 1rcrafl to be delivered an MayandJune.
Subject lo approval by the Public Utilities Com·
mission, the car rier plans to expand its route
system by inaugurating service July 1 from Orange
County lo San Diego via Palomar and from San
Diego to Oxnard and Santa Barbara.
Divide nd Due
Nabers Cac1i11ac
(714) 540-9100
Directors of the Fluor
Cor p ., I rvine, have
d ec lared the regular
quarterly cash divid end
of 75 cents a share on the
com pany's Series B pre-
ferred stock and 25 cents
per share on its com mon
stock, payable April 15,
lo stockholders of record
at the close of business
March 31.
C•ll 642-5878.
2600 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa
•
Put •.few words
lo work for ou .
venllon ntual. cheC'kin~ out
A motel gue11t ullach1:d to n1Jne
of the three groups. just pas:.ing
through, had a nightly dcc1:.1on to
make Which or their ho:.p1lallty
rooms should hc \'l:>l l ? The
chojce was easy.
It was room 522, presided over
by DeLane Shaheen. beer dts-
trib utor from Cedar Rapid:..
DeLANE SHAHEEN 1rnid tho
<•hore of tendmg bar Calli. to htrn
al every beer distributors' con·
vention but he does not obJect. I le
is an ideal choice.
He's, a jovial. friendly :-.orl.
gets along with everybody. These.
include beer d1stribut1~ nvaJs
who, at a convention, 'become
s houlder-hugging budd1c:.
De Lane also h as wu\ y black h~r
and dark Lebanese ey1:s So ht• 1s
a fa vorilc of the Ladies· Aux-
iliary, an asset for any conven·
t1on majordomo
Besides. he has the know how
lie once ran a saloon. pushing
t "o·b1t beer and tO·ccnt ~ctup:.
'"A dime for a glass of \.\alt.'r and
a st ir stick. Can't beat that "
FURTHERl DeLANF. Shaheen
was the 1943 boxing ch;.imp of
Iowa . True. he is now in the
hcavvweight rlt\ is1on. but after
HI years hefltnl! casl'S and keg:.
he remains, al 5:1. rock solid
Thul 's h<tnd y Uccr d1~
trabutors m ay well be dedil'ated
to the greater consumption of
their own ra mallar wurcl>, but tht.-
barons an room 522 l'lt•arlv h<td
nnth1nc agatni.t wandering into
alien corn. In fa<'t . their ap·
petites were noteworthy
The door to room 52<! :.t ayed
open so searchers who forgot the
numbt•r could find 1t Thl' en·
tr;.inre was v1s1hlt• from far down
the rPd carpeted hall by it:.
s moke. like the portal~ of llades.
1n f'ase the searchl'rS were deaf
O N BANQUET 'JIGllT , more
women t han us u;.il were 1n room
522. gettm~ all avatla!Jle m11l'agl•
out of long. formal drc:.~c:. Tht·y
fnced their llcllo badgt•.; in •oven
ll\'t' ways to provoc<.1t1 vc plJCel>
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Moose! Moose' Moose' The
chant welled in the r oom.
Through the crowded doorway
Lloyd Messer of S1ou"' City,
'"Moose'' to all an the lowa bet•r
business, man of t he hour,
1-,rche<l.
H E WORE A TUX and u frilly
white shirt. What tragedy other
than <t convention could cau:.e an
honest beer truck dri vcr to get
hunself up i• a hired suit that
barely fit and a fnlly wb1lt· !>hlrt'.'
As Moose inched through the
happy throng lusty l>l aps on the
back sloshed ht:. plast1<' cup and
JOs lled the ice out. Someone was
always at h and "With a refill.
Drawn aside. r eluctantly,
Moose told how his chmb to the
acme of Iowa beerdom had rc-
qu1rro. well. hops l\\-o year~ of
tedium a;. :.ecretury ;.ind t\\o a ..
'at·c prt·sident. Ile sa id t he "all
wa:. small pnl'e for the honor
Wzm1,y Plant
Due in 1978
lly The Associated Prl'~.,
Thl' nation':. largest rnakl·r of
motorhorncs has annountl'd
plans lo hutld a manufot·tu1ing
pl:.int in H1q·rs1de lh<Jl wlli
l'mpluy about ::!so pcr~on~
Winnebago lnduslnl'-. Int· . of
Forest City, Iowa, said 1t would
l'Onslru<'l a 12G.OOO·squan· loot
ulanl to huilct m1n1motorhomt·-.
on a 27·al're l>llt• ht·mi.: purcha~l'd
from the Hedt•vclopmcnl Agency
of the City of RI\ ers1dc
Construction 1s to hcgtn later
th1:. :.pnng. Wmnt•bago Prl's11.k11t
·John II anst·n sa1tl . o.111d \\ill ht·
complctt•d an 19i8
Rl\l•r-.1dl• is also hom1· lo
Flt•t•l '' ood Entl'rprt"l'". l h<· 11,1
taon 's largest manulat turcr of
recreational' chll il'l>
(),·•·r ThP Cou111t·1·
HASD Listinqs
"This 1s lhl' fanc:.t group of
hum Jn tx>mgs I know." he yelled
abovt' the racket. "We compete.
but we also get together a&:
friends Yes sir, at our conven-
tion we cooperate und get dOWJ'\ ~
lo the serious business that a!"
feels us all."
A PE Rl"U1'1E D lady with a
Hello bndgl' stuck to raw flesh'
tugged Moos~ Messer awar by
his tux sleeve. OeL1mc Shaheen
kindly cxplainl'd .
"Oh yes." De Lane Shaheen
said, pouring somebody a s tiff
one, '"this 1s our working conven.
lion You really oughl to com&
batk in the fall. That's wht?n we
get lof:telhcr JUst to have a good
lime "
'Bank Hikes
Interest Rate
On Mortgages
Security Pac ific Bank has
raised tnll'rl'st rates charged for
new f1xc·d·r atc conventional
home lo;.ins by onc-lourth or one
Pl'rt'ent. thus makinJ:.! the best
possible interest rule for a bor-
rowc·r purl'hasing a home with 80
percent fmancmg 9 percent in-
.. tl•<Jd of the former R·1~ percent.
The increase IS errcct1ve im-
n1l'd 1 atcrv
Senior ·vice J'>rcs1dent Paul J.
O 'llrien. admtn1stra1or of the
bank's real estate finance de·
partmenl. s aid the h1ghl'r rates
reflect a general upward trend
toward higher •yield require-
m e nts m the st•condary market,
a:. well as increai,ingly heavy
loan demand
Security Pac1 1lc 1s the second
!ari::c~t branch banking system
m the n<:1t1on. w 1th morl' than 500
dorncst1t banking locations and
offlc<'~ abroad it ranks al> one of
the ;o lar,4l•st banks an the United
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Bullish Art
Demand Pushes Prices
By JOHN CUNNIFF 11t
Al' tv•l-•Malyt1
Americans who used to decorule their walls with inex·
pensive rrurrors and mass-pNduced lithographs are now
steadily bidding up the pnces oC ongmal, band-signed fine
art pnnls ·
A pnnt by Cuc a Romley, a natJve or Spam, was offered
to January 1975, professionally framed, by Origmal Print
Collectors Group Ltd • a mail order seller that searches out
quahty, mechum pnce pnnts
FOUR MONTHS LATER FIVE OF tls c ustomer.{ un·
successfully sought the print for $220 Ten months later the
price went to $240, and two months after that to $245. By
June of un6 bidding had nsen to $265
There 1s no way or foretelling how high the price might
go, but a 36 percent gam m JUSl 18 months, and great reluc·
ta nee to sell by the 125 owners or the limited edition, suggest
a bulhsh future The use or a Wall Street term lo descnbe a
print isn't altogetbe r inappropriate
because, no denying It, a good many col-
lectors are ph1hst1nes, more mteresled
m prices than art
But there seems htlle doubt either
that true apprec1attoa Is involved "Fine
arts has attracted the attention or the or·
dmary Amen can," says Bruce Whyte,
founder or Ongmal Pnnt Collectors
NEVE R T H E L ESS. MA N Y people Sldl thmk Of U print as the CUHHlf'I<
equivalent of a magBzme 1lluslraUon, when m fact 1t is one
of a limited ed1t1on on which the artist has personally
worked, and on which he has applied has signature
Pnnts are not reproductions of 011 pamts either. They
ure conceived as prints, the image bemg created on a hlho·
graphic stone, etching plate, silk screen, wood block or
some other transfer medium
The md1v1dual prtnts are then "pulled" from the
m edium bv the artist or by a master pnntmaker working
under his or her s uperv1s1on Jf it 1s approved, the artist
s1J,?ns the print and numbers 1t And destroy's the master
FOUR YEAJlS AGO WHYTE SOLD $.120.~ worth or
such prmts by mail Has volume now, entirely by mail or
der. as $1 5 m1lhon. even though the nature of the business -
fine arts are necessarily hm1ted -imposes restraints on
growth
For the entire indus try, sales of pnnts at retail are
estimated by sellers al about $150 m1lhon, compared with
only $75 million four y~ars ago, and probably $12 m1lhon to
S18 million a decaae ago
Whyte estimates that'based on present trends t he retail
bustness wall grow to one halC b1lhon dollars five years from
now a consequence or spreading interest and n smg pn ces
THE MAIL ORDER SEGMENT SEEMS to be growing
especially fast Of the 150 m1lhon sales currently not
counting auctions -Whyte estimates that $1l 2 m1lhon
worth are mail order Four years ago, he says, sales were
only SJ 4 million
Book of the Month Club and Tame Inc. offer prints by
mail Reader s 01 gest and Amencan Express have tested
the market Thl· rrunkhn Mmt 1s now testing It But there
;in· llm1lat1ons · You ean'l ha\C volume m this bus iness,"
Whvte "a} s because pnnls and cd1l1ons are hm1ted " I>
lns t.mces of rapid pnce appreciation arc commoit
rr mts by Ron.1lfl Chnstcnsen. an American, have risen
<,te.ichl) from Si35 an 1973 to as much a s $.175 on bads by
Whyte's customers and to even S500 m open market sales
A PRIST BY GATJF. ROTHE, A German native now
II\ m g m the L'nated Statei., wa~ offered one year ago at $245
i\nd offer" as made I.1st month al $330 through Whyte, but
none of has c uslomers offered the pnnts they had bought
Pncc gro"th sometimes rs explosive Early last year
lots of pnnls by Alexandt!r Calder were available at about
$600 Afttr he died an late November the pr\ces of these
same prints 1um1>efl to a range of $000 to $1,200
P10.1sso's prices rose astronom1cally after his death
Late m 1973 Whyte offered an 1mpress1on of Picasso's "Les
Pau vres" for ~.600 About a year later the s ame work of art
was sold at a German auction for $48,280
So certain 1s Whyte of apprec1at1on -m value, that is -
that he guarantees to buy back the prints he sells for the
price the customer pa rd
Stocks Come Back
From Year's Low
NEW YORK (AP> The stock market rebounded from
Thursday's 14 month low 'A 1l h ·•broad advance today
The Dow Jones av1:raJ.?<' or 30 mdus tnal stocks, which
dost•d ThursddV al th<' lo" est srncc early January of 1976,
"'.is up R 2.1 points lo 927 31.
Gamers outpaced losers hy better than a 2 1 margin
among New York Stock Exchange listed issues
Brokers said some huym~ wa~ prompted by hopes that
Sl•I ling by 1m cs tan~ 1ns l1tut10ns wnuld euse with the end of
the first quarter
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-DAILY PILOT Friday, April 1. 1977
New CLook Ange~~ :0 ers Clash Gymnasts
ups ltus lime haH' lhe Oodgt'r' Jnd missed the finul t•xhtbition Killed ' It muy :.cem slr ange, but
Walter Alston won't be there
managing the Los Angeles Dod~rs tomghl wh~n they open
the 16th ~hibit1on buebwll
Freeway Series al Anaheim
Stadium .
After 24 years. Alston stepped
down l ast season and en·
lhusiasl1c Tom my Lasorda
stepped op to direct the dc:.t1nac:.
of the National Leugue club
In the spring the Dod8crs post·
cd a 13·6 exhibition record, bust
of any National League club.
And going into this 1977 cam·
paign, both the Dodgers and the
Angels ol the American League
hold lllle asp1rat1on~ 1.os
Angeles traded to ~ct cen
ter(ielder Rick Monday from the
Chicago Cubs while thl• Anl(cls
shelled out a reputed S5 6 millton
to Mgn free agents Joe Hud1, Don
Baylor and Bobby Grich
Norm Sherry. who took over
from the rired Dick Willi11ms in
mid-1976. again man;1gt'S the
Angels who boast t'wo of the
league's top pitchers m Frank
Tanana and Nolan Hy an
With a 4·1 victory ovt'r San
Die~o on Thursd ay, the Angels
put their s pring record at 15·10
and are considered an C\'t•n bet to
battle Kansas City for t he West
title in the AL
'
The first two gumei. of Uus
Freeway Sene!-1 will be played at
Anaht.•1m Stadium starling at
7 30 tonight and Saturday. Then
the sc~nc shirts to Dodger
Stadium for thl· third gume Sun·
day afternoon. The games will be
on radio KMPC (7101 and
KAUC 1740 !.
The Angel:. expect crowds of
28,000 and 30,000 ror their games,
and tht•n• could be more in Los
A11~Cll'S Thl' largc:-.t throng lo
w<tlch the Dodgers and Angels
was th<.• 49,473 who saw Sandy
Koufax duel Bo Belinsky in a 3·0
Angels victory. April 7, 1963, at
Dodger Stadium.
The probable pitching match·
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THE KINGS' DON KOZAK (24) SCORES FROM POINT BLANK RANGE.
AP PPloto
Kings Win, 7-5
Diolln~ Thinking
About 50th Goal
lNGLEWOOU <A P I Coarh
Hob Pulford of the Los Ani:l'll•S
Ktnf!s t;.ilk{'d about the :\orns
D1v1s10n playofrs and Marcel
Dionne had tht-50 f.:oal Jnilrk on
his mind after thl· Kin~' d<·rcated
C'olorado 7 5 111 -:\.1t1onal Jlockt•;.
l.1•a1-:ut· a<.·tion
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· ·The win put us in front of '" o
tei.lmS m the homc ice haltlc for
the playoffs and onl' p111nh
hch1nd Toronto. :'>lrnnc ... ula 1s
fight.mg for a playoff spot '" our
game \\1th tht'm Sat.urda) "'tll 11~
much cfo:,er ··
Dwnne. who nfl,•tl in h1:. 17th
.ind 48lh ~oals and ad1h·cl .an ,1,
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11 our tl·mn h .1h10,11I I II i.:o lor
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scun• :iil goals · ·
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mark :-.lrt•lr hl'fl th1• Kings leacl tn
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to onf' go;,il again on i:ar)
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The viclorv wns assun•cl with
2 OR r<>mairi1ni.: when Tvmm\'
William:-. hangl'd in his 34th or lht•
sc;1son
1>1onnl'°S firs t goal of the• night
mid way m the second p1•ri11<l
<'ame with the Ktnl(!>
~horthanri<>d as hf' st ol<' the
puck and skated \n nn a
hreakawa~· lo score unass1sll'cl
and establishect a '1111. caret•r
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Sll.Wf't Rout lne
Fnrm<•r Olymp1u11 Cynthia
:\-tdng v;ile ~O<'S through one
1)f th<· roul11w~ lhal won her
t IH• onl· ml'l<:r s pringboard
titll-at lht· National Divin~
c h~1mpinn~h1p~ Wednesday
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On TV Tonight
9 p.m. < l!l l BOXI NG
Miami is the site or taped COV·
erage of two bout!!. 8111 Sharkey
faces Mike Weaver In one bout
and Greg Johnson meets Joe
Alexander in the other. (50)
Tllf. WAY IT WAS -The 1960
World Series bet ween the New
York Yank~ts a n d th~ Pit·
taburgh Pirates lB recalled.
PALM SPRI NGS (AP>
Ddending champion .Judy
Rankin shot an even.par 72
Thursday for a s hare of th<' Cir~l
round lead in the $305,000 Oinah
Shore Winners Circle tourna-
ment as gusting winds kept
scores high.
Rankin, who has won two of the
four Ladies Professional Golf A!I ·
socluUon evenls played this year,
was lied with Betty Burfeindt.
Pnm Higgins and Pal Bradley
after 18 h()l~ of the 72 hole event ;
over the 6,370-yard Mission lUlls
Country Club course
Chilly wind11 gu~ting up to 35
mites ~r hour made th~ course
play es~rrnlly tou1th. although
Rankin said she thought the con-
d11tons acloally may have helped
her
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Doug Rau, 16 12 1n 1976. ~omg game in Palm Springs. However,
against Gary Ros:. (8 16> tonight the club said he is expected to sec
The Angeb' Franl-. T.1nan<.1 art1on,perhapsasthl'des1gnated
( l 9 ·10 l facing Uurt lloolon hitter a.iainst the Dodgers.
(11·15 > Saturday and NCJIJn f<Htn Pitcher Wayne Simpson
(17 -18> vs l.A's Tommy John low~red hJs spnng earned run
( 10 10) Sunday average to l 80 on Thursday in a
The Dodgers thu, !)prini.: ha\'l' 4·1 victory over San Diego at
been murc than plea:.t•d w1lh lhC' Palm Springs and earned his
play of Reggie Smith who 1rn fourth victory as well as a spot as
derwenl :-.houlder :.urgl·ry during one of the Angels starters going
the winter . The mun \\ho came into the regular scason.
from St. Louis 111 tn.11h• last Newcomer Baylor. comment·
season 1s the stHrter in nght fH·ld 1ng on lhc Freeway Series, said,
with Monday in center und Uu!-.t~ "ll mij!ht be a preview of the
Baker in left. World S<.orit•s. You never know.
Thl• Angels' Rudi has bel•n :-.ur the Dodgers might beat out Ctn·
fenng from a pulled groin rnuscl<.-c1nnat1 "
Miller New
Huntington
Cage Coach
By GLENN WHITE ()I'"' 0 .. 1. ~ .... \1•11 •
Following the !>amc pJttcrn
used in 1958 when former Hunt·
ington Beach ll1i:h basketball
star Elmer Combs wa~ chosen lo
succeL-d a lengcndary coaching
figure in HB cage annals. Hoy
Miiier \\US toclav :-.t•ll't'lt•d a!>
•:<1rs11y haskctbal·I hos:-. fnr lht•
Oilt•rs .
Nineteen v t•ars ago Lt1·
Mussteller rel1r<•<l art1·r I'?
seasons as «htl'f I'll llunltnJ.(l<>n
Beac·h 1•age f11r1un1 •s. dunni.:
which time his team~ ra<•ked up
eight k·agut• dtamp111n ... h1p:-. und
l{U'. e the ~chOOI <Ir l('h tnHltllon of
win111ng haskl'lhall
Ont• of his hngh\l''I pla) 1nJ.(
orotege!> \\as Comh... \\ho la1<•r
matched l\tos:-.tellc•r ... numlwr of
leuguc titles 1·ap(11n·... ·1nc1 n·
corded :128 \ 1<·tor1<'' 'tnt'l' b<•ini.:
chosen to succn·<I Mo ... :-.lt·llcr in
195R I
('omh:-. rl'l•r<:d from l'C1•1c:htnJ.(
1n . Fehruar} to N>l)<'<'nlr 1tt.· 1ir1
duties as athl<'ltc li1rN·111r
Dunn,.: Comli!-.' ll'llUfl' man~
outs la n II 1 n g p I a y l' r" pa"" l' d
through lhl· 11r111-:ram On<' of
them wa~ !\111llPr. who slarlC'd for
thrN• yl':irs on ;i l•'am lhal n•
ached the Cl F fin-ab on<·t· and
produced 79 v1clor11•:-. ag;.1111st on·
l y 12 lossc·s in thoH· thrN•
sea~ons.
Miller. although playing center
al a mere· n 2 1 ~ and hob hied bv
b:.id kncl'!'>. w:1s thrown <11.:a1n;1
playNs 6·8 and fl 'I .. \"t•t all.\ay:-.
held his own m rl'bouncllng and
sC'oring
In ont• game, th<• 1969 Cl F
semifinals. he was against North
T orrancc·s Sequoia ltke front
line. which .i\ (•ra1-:Pd fl H pcr
m a n M i 11 er w 1 t h ... t nod l ht•
1:ha llenge and wa:-. highl) in
strumental in lluntington'!> ont.·
point \'ttlor~· a gaffil' \l h1l·h
Combs labels tht• mo'>t thnlltng
he t•v<·r <.oachcd
l\1 illt.'r went nn to :all<·nc1 C'.11
Stale (Long Beach 1 undl'r Jl'rry
Tarkantan and saw heavv :11:l1on
with the freshman ll·am hut
playt:d little ;1 rtcr that
He returnt'cl to lluntinglon to
coach the srhool's dis trict league
freshman busk el bal I 011tr1l and
then took the sophomore• sCJuud
the past three yeur:-.. winninJ!
league t.1lles all but one season.
Only applicun,i.'S who were
already in the employ of th<> I lun
tington Acach Hifo?h School Dis·
trict wl're given consideration
for the v:.icancy
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ROY MILLER
New Oilers Coach
SC Topples
Anteaters ·
In 9th, 3-2
I.OS .\NG ELES H went down
to lhl' f11wl out 111 the last of thl'
ninth. hut l "SC :,till mana~ed to
pull out a '.l·2 victory O\'er v1s111ni;
CC lrvtnc Thur:-.day nighL 1n C'OI·
lcg1alc bt.1sl'hall action. her•>.
l'SC held a 2·0 lead qoing into
lht• ninth. but lrv1m· tied it on a
l\l o -run hom<>r by Roger Engle
Tht• bla~t ram e \lith two out and
Brian ll<>stcr aboard
Engle'!> bro I hl'r , Uan-. a
freshman al l'SC. played an
1ron1c µart in the TrOJ;1ns' come·
back to win il tn the bottom of the
ninth
CSC':-. Tom !licks singlC'd and
Tom Rick:-reached hr:-.t saft•lv
on an error Then Engle Mnglcfl
lo load the bases w tlh ju:-.l one
out.
r>oui.: Slokkt· followed with a
gr.ouncil'r to 'horl \hat might
ha\'l' been a doubil' play. but
l':ngle bowll·d OH•r CCI 's s econd
b a :-. l' m a n . 11 t• st. t• r . a n cl h l'
1·oulc1n'l gel off a throw lo fir~l
Tiil' run ~cored. and CSC wa:-. if
I.\ Inner
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In Crash
SAN DIEGO -A car packed
with high school girl gymnasts
plunged down a canyon Thurs·
day night in suburban Tierrasan-
ta, killing three girls and injurtng
four others, police said.
Officers said a passenger in
another car who saw the accident
also was hospitalized for treat·
ment of shock.
Police said one witness said
two cars apparently were drag
racing when one of them, a sta·
tton wagon carrying the girls,
went out or control in a sw eeping
turn, sheared a fire plug and
rolled end·O\'er -end down the
steep canyon.
Police said the vehicle landed
on its top about 250 reet from the
r1re hydrant. The driver of the al·
leged second car was being.
sought.
Police said they were withhold-
ing the names of the d ead and JO·
JUred until all relatives "ere
notir1cd.
Lutz Ad.,ance•
~O S ANGELES -San
Clemente's Hob Lutz. playing in
h1:; first sin~lcs mat.ch of the
week. advanced into the third
round with a hurd-fought 6·3, 4·6,
fl·2 victory over South African
Frew Mc Millan Thursday in the
$150,000 Pacific Southwest Ton·
n1s Championships .
~<onrt Al>U"<'.9 S1fH)ll''\ t(lm W.irwirk ~' M-tr
IV R1j "IY-n 1 6 b l 801> Luh dt.ot f r1•w M<MHlctn
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T n1rd Rou"CS ''"QI'"' ~:I Pr ft•·rnu'lq det (f)l1111
O•f')h•Y I I b 1. ~14n Smit,,°"'' M11>.,. C<!thill ,._.. & /
P 1ul A•m1tt•1 Of"f ( "" v•n 0111,.n b' •·2. Jt1tf
6t)rt1w ld .. ,,_.., \,an(ly Mit'fft" j b b~ ~ 4
. .\au•le• EU,..lnated
LONDON V{·terans Tony
Roche and Kt>n Rosewall of
Australia "ere eliminated in the
first rounct or the SI00.000 World
Cha m p1onsh1p Tennis lourna-
m<'nt, hl'r£' Thursday.
The 31 -y<.•ar old Roche was
hcatc n , 7 -li. fi.J by rellow
t\ustrahan Hoss C;.ise.
Rosewall. 42, was defeated 6·2,
fi·2 by Indian VtJay Amrilraj.
Borg Ea•y Winner
N ICE. F r an<.·c -Sweden 's
Bjorn Bori: and Argentina·s
Guillermo Vilas scored opening
round victories in t he Nice In·
t e rnational lt'nnts tournament
,Thursday.
Horg had little difficulty in de-
rcatmg Patrice Dominguez or
Franc£' 6·2, 6·1 while Vilas was
h:ird prcsst'd lo bl'al Buster Mol·
trHm of Hrttain 7·5, 7·6
In otht.·r matches, Bel us Tra-
joux of Chil<' downed Hans Kary
or Austria. 6·0. 7.5 a nd Francois
.lauffret of Jo'rancc turned back
H1cardo Cano of Argentma, 6-7,
6·2, 6·4
1\sner ., •• Falana
A ction in the Celebrity
Challenge of the Sexes resumes
Saturday morning at 7 al Mis-
s ion VteJo·s Costa del Sol golf
course where Ed Asner (Mary
T):ler Moore Showl and singer
Lola Falana will compete in a
marathon ract•
Thl' two square off in the first
or four events s l;1tcd Saturday,
followed by Redd f'oxx and Roz
Kelly in billiards (I p.m.). 0. J .
Simpson and Phyllis Geor~e in
ping pong (~ p.m .J and Elliott
Gould and Brl'nda Vaccaro in
basketball <7 pm.> .al Mission
.V1ejO High.
Competition is open and free to
the public
College Coaches Drool
,
Recruiting lmeme at Al~star Clcusic
PITTSBURGH IAP I "Tark
the Shark" crucsed i.il C'ourts1 de
llis eyes drooped as alwuy!'t. but
his lips formed u thin, hungry
smile.
Then he went to work in Jaws·
like fashion on his fmgernaib
biting thl'm likf' hl' usually docs
while conchin~ haskelhall for thf'
l 'ntvL•rsitv of Nc·varl:.i ut Las
VCHOS. .
Yet hr wasn ·1 cnach1ni:. I It•
was recru1t.lng in a practice·
f(y'J11 wherc som1• of th<• natwn ·!'!
hest hi~h school playt•rs <lnll<>cl
for tonight's Round hall Class11·
a ll· star game
"Every coach \\ould lovt• lo
have any of thC'Sl' kids," :o.atc1
Jerry Tarkanian. whose L:NL\'
team lost in the NCAA 11em1r1nals
last week
As he iipoke Thursday night.
the .S Stars shook thl' rl m "1th
a dunkin~ d isplay at Allcght>nv
Community College
On a nearby court. the Pen
n sylvania .Stars scrimma~ed ,
bent on f(aining their first victory
s ince l971 in a tJ.year sertes that
has featured players like Moses
Malone. Adrian Dantley. Billy
Kni~hl and Maurice l.uras
The prnctices were watl'hcd by
dozens of college <'ouches and as·
s ish1nt.'I who ringed the court
"I haven't been hom<> 11lnct' thP
playoffs. l'U only be home one
doy from now unit! Apnl 10,"
said 'fh.rkanlan
The NCAA is in VC'Stlgotinl(
UNLV ror possil>le recru1tlnt(
violations Befor<' Tark an Ian left
Cal Stat~ <Long Beach) n few
•
years a1to. a similar probe left
that school on probilliOn.
Yet nothing·s been proven
a~ainst UNLV. and the rcrruit·
1ng Tarkanian discu11scd here
was on a higher plane
...., "ll 's JUs.l a matter of i:ettini? lo
1rnow the kid. getting to know his
couch and h oping that you
establish a good rapport," said
Tarkantan. whose' team incluril's
former Houndball players Reg-
gie Theus and Eddie Owl'ns
Tarkanian. who ~ds recruiting
help from Frank Stnatra. ha!'! his
sights sci on fl·6 Albert. Km~ of
Fort llamillon, N Y , rntf'd hy
some as the top :;;cho-0lhoy pluyC'r
Ill the land.
King. who II play 1n the
Roundball, may be hl•aded to
UNLVor l'CL/\ "Wt• hop~ we're
in the picture," sairi Tarkanian.
Some players have declared In·
tentions. For mst.unce. 6·6 Sam
Clancy or Pittsburgh says he'll
go to the University of Pit·
tsbur~h.
Pill ass.istant coach Bob Hill
watched as the powerfully-built
Clancy lo'(rabhed a rebound.
Tark the Shark watched too .
"Som ctimcr; a kid m ay declare
and then change his mind, but l
think Clancy intends to go to
Pill," be said.
"I 'm confident that ir Som says
he's c<tming. he's coming," said
Hill
"Or course, you still have a lit-
tle bit or worrymg until they sign
the papers. which they can't do
officially until April 13."
Boes, UCI Row Saturday
SAN DIEGO-UC Irvine and
Orange Coast College will row in
the prestigious San Diego Crew
Classic Saturday on Mission Bay.
UCl's varsity eight will row at
11 :45 a.m . in the finals of the
California Cup while OCC's top
she ll-the JV eight-will see ac-
tion at 8:30 In a heat agaim1t
Washington, Penn, Stanford. UC San Diego and UC Irvine.
Racing begins 3t 8 with the
rlnal ~vent set for 3.
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Friday April 1. 1en OAILV PILOT 87
MV Sizzles Burt Clocks' 9. 9 • m 100,
In Prelims Wins Two Other Events
EAST LOS AN -
GELES -If Saturday
night's CIF 4-A swim
champiODShip finals are
a n..Y t h I n g I i k e w h a t
tr4nspired Thursday
night in the preUms at
East Los Ang e l es
College, chances arc
good that the Diablos of
Mission Vie jo High will
retain their 4-A crown
for the t hird s traight
year.
Among the barrage in
Thursday's qualifying
were the following for
the potent Diablos:
1. The 400-ya rd
freestyle relay team of
Jesse Vassallo, Jim
Ne w, Ch arlie R ay a nd
Brian Goodell sped to a
3: 10.4. the fastest prey
time in the nation thTh
year.
2 . Goodell, world
c hampion in the 400 and
1,500-meter freestyle, re-
laxed to a 4: 32.4 in the
500 free and a I :42.4 in
the 200 free, good for the
No. 1 and 2 position s for
the finals.
3. ,Sophomore J esse
Vassallo t urned a I :56.0
in the 200 individua l
medley <first). and a
4: 35. l in the 500 (fifth).
4 . Steve Barnicoat and
Mark Barber turned in
the best clockings o f the
e vening in the 100 back
(53.6) and 100 breas t
(59.4).
5. And there was depth
in the Diablos arsenal as
Victor Vassall o was
second in ~e 100 back
(53.8) a·nd fifth in the 200
indo (1:58.3J, New w as
second in the 500 ( 4 : 32.8J
a nd third in the 200 frel•
(1 :42.7) and Mik e
Barnes mad<.• it rour MIS·
sion VieJO aces in the 500
field Saturday w1lh a
q u alify ing 4:40 I. Mon"'
The rnedl<.'Y r(•lay lt•um
was third in I :384
F o un tain Va l l ey
Hig h 's Mik e K e ll y '
c-hu r ned lo a 21.3 to
qualify first in d efense or
his 50 free t itle and team-
m a t·e Rill B abashoff
clockC'd a 4 :34.l in the 500
and fifth 1n tfi c 200
( l :43 SJ . Kt'lly a lso made
the finals in thl.' 100 free
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Newport Harbor's Jeff
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turned in a sinhng triple
victory durtnJ.(
Thur:.d.iy's trat•k .ind
field meet at Marina
ll tgh 111 ll untinglon
Bt•Ot'h, winning the 100,
220 and high jump.
Already one or llw pre·
mier high j umpers in the
Orange Coast a rea. Bur t
moved into the forefront
as a sprinter by bn•akin g
the tape at 9.9, ty ing the
be:.l in the area this
~t':t:>On.
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was 23.1 and h is lugh
jump was 6-·I Burt's best
this season 1s Ii 8.
Rwtlers Roll
Another sprinter who
l.'nJoycd a fast double
victory Thursday was
S.in Cle ment e's Mike
Kruthl·rs. who took the
100 1n 10.l and thl• 220 tn
:!2 Ii
To 20-0 Win
!\fikt• Wallerhousc of
J\l 1s1>1on Vic·J~ had ;i fine
day also, winning three
1r1d1v1dual events and
anchenng his team's vic-
torious mile relay team. Golden West Collegc·s
baseball team went on a
r ampage Thursday, s(•t
ting six school records 1n
bl asting h apless Los
A n geles CC, 20 o. 111
Southern California Con
ference play at G WC.
The w in upped the
Rustlers' season mark to
15 ·3·1 and their con
ferencc record lo 10-1 l .
Jn another JC game.
Saddleback f<!ll lo v1s1l
ing San Diego CC. 1-3. in
M 1ss1on Conference a<:·
hon.
Golden West. behind
the httltng of Oave Jlup-
pcrt and Scott Ocsro~1er,
r olled to a 14-0 lt'ad aftl•r
three innings and thl·n
took it cctsy the rest of
the way.
Hu ppert had thr<'!'
doubles (a record) and a
three-run hom(•r m lhc
eighth. Ocsro:-.1er bl.'llcd
three lriples <a record I
and·1;1 single.
Other r t'COr d s in ·
eluded most runs <the·
old mark was 17 I, most
t riples <five>: most ex -
tra base hits (11 ), and
most rbi ( 18)
M eanwhile. GWC
p1tchcn. Tom Schlt•pp,
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C huck Le1denhe1 mer
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GLENDALE, No. Brand & Wiison
CULVER CITY, Fox Hiils Mall
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Entertainment
FrtdaY, April 1, 1977 DAILY PILOT
DireCtor Seeks Jo .. ·
Look.ing Back
Memorial Exhibit i~ Laguna
"Freeways are today's pyramids," said artist Roger
Kuntz, who died in Laguna Beach in 1975 at the age
of 49. Two paintings from his freeway series (above
and at right> are part of a memorial retrospec tive of his work set to open Wednesday and run through
May 2 at the Laguna Beach M useum of Art, 307 Cliff
Drive.
Hours at the museum are 11 : 30 a.m . to 4: 30 p.m.
daily except Tuesdays, when the museum is closed.
Admission is by donation.
Sculpture as well as paintings are among the works
created by Kuntz, a longtime Laguna r esident who
taught at the Laguna Be~ch School of Art until 1973. A
meaningful·took at the man behind the artwork is in-
cluded in a brochure printed in co nnection with the ex-
hibit. "The painting business spoils you," Kuntz sa id
in one quote. "It take~a lotof discipline but you can set
your own hours and when painting is going well it's the most beautiful sensation in the world."
Paul C. Perlltz (above 'left} and Kevin Suarez battle
for the fair paw of Linda Wolverton in "Gypsy C~t
and·the Magic Boots," a children's theater presenta-
tion next week at Cal State Fullerton. Performances
wlll be at 10 a.m . and 1 p.m. April 4-7, with addi-
tional 7:30 p.m. curtains April 5 and 6. Ticket In·
formatk>n Is avallabre from 870-3371. Master pup-
peteer John o. K. Brunner (r ight) dons medieval garb
and constructs a marionette on stage in "Canterbury
and Other Tales," 8 o'clock tonight In UC Irvine's
Theater. 1t's aimed at adults, but "Ben Franklin's
\ Dream," a children's puppet musical, Is also
scheduled for 1 and 3 p.m . Saturday at the UCI
Theater, featuring Vivian Brunner as puppeteer.
· Tickets are $3 g~neral , $2 students tonight, and $2
' general, SO cents children Saturday.
By DENNIS McLELLAN
Of tM O•oly Piiot Stlll
Alan Arkin, one or the m ovies'
most versatile actors, currently
is directing "Fire Sale" with Rob
Reiner and Vince Gardenia .
s a director. Arkin says he's
not an authoritarian
Instead, he prefers has scLs lo
be "like an Italian family" with
everyon e tossing out i.ugges-
tions, lhe best one winning.
"I'm much more concerned
with using an idea 1 'm excited
about," he says.
ARKIN, WHO 1'1AD1': his mov-
ie debut in "The Russians Arc
Coming, the Russians /\re Com-
ing," also has a role 10 "Fire
Sale."
"I had a very easy part." he
says. "I could have phoned it in.
In fact, maybe I did .. No, I was
there."
The character actor, noted for
com edy roles , was hard prei.s cd
not to joke occasionally as he d1i.·
cussed his career and fielded
questions during a st:minar c.1l
Sherwood Qaks Experiment.ii
College in Hollywood.
Des pite a s tint a s a folk:,,angcr
after college, Arkin h ad "anted
to act since he "as fa \"C
"I SAW LOUIS llayw:ird an
'The !\tan in the Iron Mask.' and
that wus it.·· he :,,aid. adthng
Charlie Chaplin and Vanny K<1ye
also were influences.
Arkin. who has written several
Entertai·nment
For Children
'I like creating
my own universe '
-Actor-director
Alan Arkin
children's books in addition to
acting and directing, said he
doesn't have one favorite facet~
his career. ,
"I love writing," he said. "I •
like the way it's a ll yours. I like L
cr eating my own universe."
I le also enjoys making a play
or movie with a g roup tha t
"works together. l like working
with exciting. stimulating and
flexible people.•·
lie feels good work comes out
of a "feeling of joy. I think people
~hould enjoy their work. I like
seeing the joy of creativity."
HE !'\OTEO THAT movies for
a long lime were in a period "of
exposing the underbelly of hfc.
·Roc ky.' thank God, has taken us
the other" av."
Arkin. who studied acting for
m any years. doesn't know if
training is necessary or not. But,
he noted, it can condense time .
"If you"re with a teacher you
respect. ~o years of experience
can be compressed Into three or
lour ." .
His own g r eat est tr aining
ground w:is Second City. the re-
nowned Chi<:ago improvisational
group lhat produce d Mik e
Nichols. Elame May and others.
Arkan was 28 and working with
a St. Louis imp_rovisalional com ·
pany when he was asked lo join
the Ch1cago group. He turned it
down, having set his sights on
Broad\\ ay
"I WENT BACK to New York
and star\'ed a couple of more
years ... he recalled. He finally
took up the Chicago offer .
"It was the first steady job l
had i'h the theater. I would get
there about 10 in the m orning a nd
stay until two in the m orning."
Although he didn "t think of
himself as a particul arly runny
person or actor. he began build-
ing an assortment of characters
that got laughs. ,
The first half of the show used
set routines while the ~econd half
relied on improvisations created
from audience suggestions, he
explained.
"The audience came expecting
us to fail -and we willingly ob·
liged." he joked.
"We'd wori.. a m1nim\(D\ of
three hours a night und s1x.~rs
on weekends That':,, the ~of
tr:11ninJ.! you JUs t don 'fJet
anywhere ,•;
"It's tra1mni:: 1 wouldn't"l;ave
missed for anythani: in the Wt>r)d.
l wouldn't b l·\\ riling or d1r~ng
without that expt•nenct· ·· ·~
The :ictor. who rN·cnll:f.!i1'1h-
plcted makin~ an ;,ippeararlce in
a scgmt:n"t uf his !.On Ada.1:if's
tclcv 1 ~1on :,,cri(•s. "Busting
Loose.·· desc ribed th~ .. e.>c ·
periencc "as the most fuit f've
had in years ." ·~ •
H e s;.ud. howe\'cr. th~1,c
would~t want to do a se ;t:b
wh1th hl• had to play the : c -.
character for many years:• j a
sen cs contmucs. he feels, it
dim~n:h:s :n ~u~ityp ,I' a ~: e d
1
1
eve r yth i ng from a ,de ar
mute ("The lleart Is a U>nel)
Hunter" J und a Ru:,,swn f"Thc
Russian!! Ar<: Cnmrn g'•) to
Sigm und Fn·ud c··The Seven
Percent Solution··> and a Puerto
R 1 ea n < " P oppy ' · ) . ho hn!-.
amassed a :,,tr1ng of qu.al!tr
performances .
Arkin. who has an exc.ellenl
ear for accents , said there. is 110
one way in wh1t·h he approactes
a role. •
"There 1s a moment wheri 1-ge~
c•xc1ted. !low I get cxc1tod, J
don't have a dut· The momen J
read the sen pt ("The II cart Is a
Lonely flunter" >. I kne w. bi~
<the characten colt!. Other parts
killed me."
He said he's happy with hls
Viennese Freud in "Seven p q;_
cent Solution," "but it 'w~s
murder "
. . ·" Kart Schaarsmith as Or. Owl confronts JoAfJ"
Sttlaarsmlth as Or. O'ow In "Pinocchio" at 7: , o' c;lock tonight through Sunday, w ith 2: 30 p.~ ..
matinees Saturday and Sunday at the LagUlSa
Moulton Playh9use's ·Youth Theater Oi~lsio,n at t~
Forum Theater, 650 Laguna Can~on Road ( Fest..I
of Arts grounds), Laguna Beach. Reservations ..,.,.ur.1.
--be made by calling 494-0743 •
•
··ceremonious Affection" is one of 20 drawings
b.Y. Marilyn Kandus that she has chosen for her
f1ret solo exhibition, opening Sunday at Tanar ~
Gallery m Laguna Beach
Tiae Arts in Brief
J
Women ~Show Art
Styles, Media, Subjects JI aried
Galleries L Exhibits . ~
• NATURE PAINTINGS -Or animals and
woodland scenes. by Carole Matwood, Sunday
through May 6 at Collector's Choice Gallery, 6666
N. Coas\ Highway, Laguna Beach. 10 a.m to 5
p.m . Tuesdays.Saturdays and noon to 5 p.m Sun-
days. Free.
ONE-WOMAN SHOW -By Marilyn Kandus,
Sunday throui:h May 3 at Tanar Gallery, 2139
Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach. Reception
2 to 7 p.m. Sunday. Hours: 11 a .m . to 7 p.m . daily
except Wednesdays and Sundays. Free.
'HOLISTIC IMAGES' -Cor-Ten Steel
sculptures by Betty Gold, now through Sunday at
Bowers M~eum . 2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana. 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Saturday, 1 to S p.m.
Sunday. Free.
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY -By Mike Sasso, and
paintings by James L. Sheets, Saturday through
April 26 al The Floating Wall, 215 N. Broadway,
Santa Ana. Reception 8 lo 11 p.m. Saturday with
performance by Timothy Sherborne. Hours: 6 lo
9 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays and 1 to S p.m.
Saturdays and Sundays.
T WO-WOMAN SHOW -By Barbara Hogg and
Charlotte Myers, now through May 1 at The
Orangerie, 1492 ~. Coast ~ighw.ay, Lai:una
Beach. lOa.m . to 5:30 p.m . df!ly. Free.
'GROUP S HOW MIXE D MEDIA'•-Now
through A pril 28 in Santa Ana College
Humanities Bujldmg gallery. 17th and Bnstd1
streets. 11 a .m . to 3 p.m . Mondays-Thursdays, 10
am. to 1 p.m . Fndays, and 7 lo 9 p.m . Tuesdays.
Thursdays. Free.
PHOTOS BY KEN SLOSBERG -Tuesday
thr~ugh April 29 at BC Space. 235 J<~orest Ave ..
Laguna Beach. 9 a .m. to 5 p.m. Monday1.-
Fridays. Free.
ART PERFORMANCE -Theory session with
George Ketterl, 8 p.m. Monday, endurance piece
by Ketterl. April 5.9 ul the Newport Harbor Art
Museum. 2211 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Bt:ach.
Admission by donation.
GROUP PHOTO SHOW-Today through May 13
at Newport Beach City Hall. Reception 3 to 5
p.m. Wednesday. 8 a .m . to 5 p.m . Mondays.
Fridays. Fret:.
WATERCOLOR DEMO~STRATION -By Fred
Rash. 7:30 p.m . Monday at Edison Community
Center, Magnolia Street between Atlanta and
Hamilton avenues, sponsored by Huntington
leach Art League. Free, open to public.
OGER KUNTZ RETROSPECTIVE -Wednes·
ay through Ma~ 2 at Laguna Beach Museum or
l\rt, 307 Cher Drive. 11 :30 a.m . to 4:30 p.m. Wed-
nesdays-Mondays. Admission by donation.
'A NEW WORK: RHAPSODY' -Installation
piece by Jennifer Bartlett, Sunday through April
30 at UC Irvine Gallery. Receptiolf 4 to 6 p.m .
Sunday. !lours: noan lo 5 p.m. Tuesdays-
SaturdU)S.
'Safe af Home'
by Carole Matwood
is at Collector's
Choice Gallery.
Bauhaus Artist Profiled
An artistic career of remarkable
r ange, achievement. and historical in-
terest will be profiled when ··Herbert
Bayer: The Man and His Work" airs
Monday at 10 p.m. on KCET, Channel
28.
The film cvok'!s more than half a
century' of artistic activity in the lire
of Herbert Bayer -a surviving prac-
t itioner of Ure legend ary German de-
sign school Bauhaus -with old photo-
g raphs, film clips and -drawings, vis·
ual explorations of the artist's work,
and interviews with Bayer himself,
who will be 11 on Tuesday.
CLASSICAL ROCK CONCERT
featuring: HANDEL
OUHCH COUMTY'S flHHT •oc• G«OU,
SATUaDAY, A,alL 2, t:OO ,.M.
Aznavour to Give LA Concert
~aln Valley ae<,...._ Cfflttf' .. , -$-2_5_0_•..,.,-
lroollllllNt Ir Heft • • 0001
.French singer Charles Aznavour
wtlt perform one concert only, on May
9, at lhe Pantagcs Theater.
Tickets at $7, $9 and $12.50 can be
ordered by mail fro" the theater at
62.31Jlollywoocl Blvd .~ollywood, CA
90028. with a sclf·addrf'ssed, stamped
. envelope enclosed . BankAmcricard
' and Master Charge Lire acceptable;
·card number and expiration date
should be included. Add1t1onal in-
, formation 1s available t£t (213)
: 469-7161. .
; Uon Countrv Bou,..
Beginning today. Lion Country
' Safari in Laguna ll1lls will adm it the
· last car into its "ildlif<' preserve at S
· p.m instead of lht• previous 3.30 pm.
The Safari Camp Pnter ta1nment
center 1Ao1l1 clo~e at 6 30 p m. instead
Fil• Co•petltlon
The Student Film Awards compel•·
lion is now open to entries by college
a nd university students. Films must
have been completed after April lS,
1976, in a student -teacher relations hip
at a n accredited college or university,
with judging based on originality, en-
tertainment, resourcefulnes!> and pro·
duct ion quality.
Prizes will be presented May 15 and
a re sponsored by the Academy of Mo·
lion P.icture Arts and Sciences and the
Academy Foundation. with awards or
$1,000 in four categories: d ram atic.
ani m ated. documentary and ex·
perimentaJ.
More information is anulable by
calling (213) 278-8990.
ltf IVI~ Showcase
Beginning Tuesday, UC Irvine
r adio station KUCl will present
''Spotlight," a s howcase forstocal
musical talent, each Tuesday and
Thursday al 11 a.m . Anyone interest·
ed in performing may contact John
Donan al KUCI on the UCI campus,
833-6868.
Free E«Uter l'letefag
Movieland Wax Museum, 7711
Beach Blvd .• Buena Park, will open
its Palace of Living Art free to the
public from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday
through April 8. Many r eligious
scenes are depicted. .
S,,.,,hony Conte•t
by wr iting lo the San Fernando Valley
Symphony Young Artists Competi·
tion, 3300 Stoner An .. , Los An~eles.
CA 90066. or by callinl! (2 131 397-5537
or (213) 985-0010. Deadline is Apnl 27.
LookaUke• Sought
Do you look like someone famous·:
PhotoShow inlernat11)nal. to be he ld
April 14·17 at Memorial Sports Arena
in Los Angeles. is looking for loolc-
alikes for modeling. with pnzes of-
fered. Information 1s available by
calling <213) 628-4341. Judging will
begin at 10 a.m. April 14 at lht! sports
arena . Santa Barbara and S
Figueroa streets
Talent Night
Guitar players. s ingt•rs. comedian,
lay••
lr11•1..J~I~
thl
v.1 dl)N
'It<;
knor 1\hO you ~.now
sung by
Wt 11;,y Sand~llP
NEAR YOU
, or 5 p m. Lion Country opens at 9 a .m ,
with information obtainable at
R37 -1200.
Free /tll..e Shoee
Czech mime Antonin Hodek will
perform at 1:30, 2:30 and 3:30 p.m.
April 13 at the Huntington Library,
Art Gallery and Botan1cul Gardens,
1151 Oxford Road, San Marino.
Applications are now being accept-
ed for the 1977 Young Artists Competi-
tion held by the San Fernando Valley
Symphony Association.
magicians and other C'ntertaincrs can ---------------------
S~e Theatn-FU•
The Rl'Uhcn 11. Fleet Space Thcall:r
in San Dit•go i:, now showing a new
film, "Ckcan," which explores un·
der$eU lif<' A CO·fcatur~. "'Time
'Machin1·." take~ the viewer back to
the tlmf' nf the dinosaur~ and bcforl.!.
Th'c· tlwall·r in Balboa Park. near
the ..:oo . .,nt.•1•n:. lht.• him at 1, 2 30. 4,
7·30anclfl 3011 m on"eekda)sandat
11. 30 a m and I. 2. J . 4, 5, 1 30 and
8:30 pm. on Saturday-. .tnd Sundct}S.
.f or information, call 1·238-1168.
Talftat Sear<"h
Audition applicat1onc; are being ac·
cepted through Apnl 22 from sololsu,
,instrumental i.:roupc; .ind comedians
·foi:...~·Soul Search," a talent contest
sponsored hy K<fJo'J .fiad10 and the
Schlitz Brc1Ao10j:? ('ompuny. Auditions
wlll he held the fir!>l three weekends
in May.
Appfications arc avail<•ble from re·
cord stores or by contacting KG F J.
,5900 Wilshi re Rlvd .. Los Ani<eles, CA
90036, (213) 937.5900
The library is open from 1 to 4:30
p. m . Tuesdays through Sundays,
There 1s no t'harge for admission or
parking.
CJdldren •• Theater
Ins trumentalists must be 20 or
youn ger and vocalists must be 25 or
younger. Orange County residents are
eligible. Winners will receive $500
prize and guest soloist appearances.
Preliminary auditions will be May 7
and 8 at Los Angeles Valley College in
\'an Nuys Applications are available
1\ children's theater festival will be
pr€'sentl'<i April 16 and 17 at Cal State
Fullerton. "1th more th an a dozen
professional and academic theater,_
companies to perform betv.eeo JO JO ,0 a.m . and S p.m . each day, every half All
hour.
Admission of $.1 for adults and s:! for
children includes a full day of 1•n1t•r
tainment. Prepaid group tickl•L'. arc
available.
For additional information. call
870-:\:\71 weekdays between 11 a m.
and 4 pm. Part1c1pants will include
South Coast Repertory, th£' Glori.a
NE>wman Dance Company, the 12th
!'iig h t Repertory Company and
Yellow Brick Road.
AUCTION
PRIDAY •APRIL 1 ·8 P.M.,
SATURDAY• APRIL 2 8 P.M.
perform each Wednesday night from
9 p .m . lo 1:30 a .m . <•l T he Captain 's
Deck . 1164 S. Cott!>I lh ghwuy. Laguna
Beach. Signups for the talent night
begin at 8 p.m. For additional in·
form ation. call 494 ·:1050.
Call 642-5678.
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In naflve costume!
All "live" from rafts, rowboeta, canoes,
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. All Aboard for Dining ------------------•THE RJVALS' Classic comedy, 8 o'clOck
toni&hl and Saturduy in the Orange Coast Colleao •
Drama l.1tb Theater, 27011''&.irview .Road, C.olit..
Metsa. Frt.>e.
..
Times/Places
There wua a duy when no one
would have advanced a plugged
nJcket on the chance:s or locatin&
a finklaas restaurant ln a shop.
pine center. Finicky diners, the
ex perts said, wouJdn't look
favorafity on the juxtaposition or
linrerie and lobs ter thermidor.
Now such prophets have been
laid to rest alongside those who
pr edicted faJlure for Henry Ford.
And one of the best shoppine
center restaurants In Orange
County -judging by our recent
visit -is the 20th Century Ltd. in
Costa Mesa's South Coast Plaza.
Dinner lacked nothing in the way
oC top-notch food. service and at.
m osphere.
We 9iere happy to find every-
thing on the right track, since a
dinner outing to lite 20\h Centucy
some six to eight. months ago
m ore clOS'ely resembled a derail·
ment. lhan a s mooth trip.
THE TROUBLE ON that OC·
casion, apparenUy, was a lack of
coordination -as well as some
fault y preparation -in the
kitchen. The waiter Cproperly
but unfortunately) kept apologiz-
ing ror courses and dis hes that
weren't ready when they should
have been -and too often left
something to be desired when
served.
So we were delighted that our
experience the other night wa~
altogether different. Flawle:.~
service and delicious food were
add~d lo the r e s taura nt's
knockout decor. a factor we had
a d mired when the restaurant
opened about a year and a half
,go.
As theme restaurants go, the
20th Century Ltd. has lo be one of
the best. evoking the days of lux-
u ry t ravel o n its fam ous
namesake train.
It does so in a ~urprisingly
la rge complex housing three
separate dining car:> and a sta·
lion-room cocktail lou nge.
The station-lounge. lopped by a
wood·coCCered beam ceiling, i~
modeled after old Grand C~tral
Station in New York. The varied
decor gives each of the three din·
ing cars a different mood.
BV WAY OF background.,n-
Cormation for your visit to the
restaurant. you might want lo
know that the 20th Century
Limited, a Vanderbilt train, ran
between New York and Ch1cugo
from 1902 until the late: '50:.. ll
was a symbol of railroad ex
cellence.
~
Hearty eaLer~ can start the
evening meal with one of six un·
lrormly priced -$3.25 -ap-
petizers: avocado s tuffed with
crab, oysters Rockefeller, fresh
oyslera or eastern clams on the
h alf shell, jumbo shrimp
cockt.aU, clams Vanderbilt.
Our entree selections -highly
recommended -were the baked
Alaskan king crab legs, drawn
butter, $7.95; bak~d t1tuCfed jum-
bo shrimp, bee.r battered and
sauteed, $7.95.
The sbrimp might have ar-
rtv d at the table a bit wa rmer;
o rwise it would have been im·
slble to fault the meal.
Like· all other entrees, these
were accompanied by a choice or
clam chowder or the 20th Cen·
tury house salad, baked corn
cust ard Cespecially good>. zuc·
chmi and tomatoes.
~ CHOWDE R CHOICE can be
New England or Manhattan but
the salad is well worth consider·
ing too. It consists of fresh
greens, sliced mushrooms and
cucumbers. chopped j!gg and
bacon bits. all topped by a savory
creamed dressing.
Other entree selections include
pan-broiled Ches<1 pc<1ke B<1y
s t yle scallops, S6.95 ; s auteed
cutlet of W1:.consin veal. with
avocado and tomato, S7.95:
roas ted prime rib of bed, naturul
gravy, regular or English cut,
$8.95; breast of chicken cordon
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11'?1' ORJENTAL l'OCKTAJl.l.Ol'NGfo: I 1 F'e1Jtunng Tropical nnnks
f Jt, ¥f :I\~ ~~~~ : I # ,,J ~ ,~ D"S-;.~~·;;:;:ott I
bleu, $6.95; broiled filet mignon,
artichoke bottom with bearnalSt"
sauce. $8.95; broiled rack of
lamb, coated with breadcrumb!)
a nd herbs, $8.95.
fo'our desserts are offt!red at $1
each : grasshopper pie, det:p t&h
apple pie with cream, New York
cheese cake with raspberry
sauce, rice custard pudding.
Arter dinner try lo catch the en·
terlainer currently appeanng in
the Station Saloon, Charles
Showalter. A dynamic one-man
show, he uses a number of
keyboards and synthes1Lers lo
showcal>e his talent:..
Trained in both J<1lz and
classical music, St\owalter in-
cludes ballads, current favorites
and a selection of nostalgic hits
froJll the '50s and '60s in his night
ly performances, 6 to 11 p.m ,
Tuesday through Saturday.
T llE ZOTH CENTURY Ltd. is
berthed in South Coast Plaiu.
3333 S. Bristol St .. just north or
the San Diego 1-'reeway. You'll
find the restaurant on the mall,
about 200 feet from the carousel.
As the mall IS closed after 9
p.m. on weekdays and after 6
p.m. on Saturdays. the depot·
style e ntrance off Sunfl ower
Avenue a nd Plaz a Drive,
between Scars and Bullock:., re·
mains open for patrons.
20th Century Ltd. is open for
lunch from noon to 3 p. m ; dinner
from 5 t o 10 p.m .. Tuesday
lhrou~h ~aturday: 5 to 9 p.m .•
Sunday and Monday.
Champagne brunch •~ served
from 11 :30 a .m. to 2 p.m . on Sun·
days. R~ervations: 540·8822. .
Returni119
Kathryn Chase, who oµened
fo r Fra nk Sinatra during
his .J an uar v s h ows in
FJo r1da , ret'urn s to th(•
R e g istry H o t e l . 18800
MacArthur ntvd .. I rvine. at
10 p.m . and midnighl now
through April 16.
Rock Music
At College,
Night Club
TONIGHT, APRIL 1 ,
DAVID ACKLES -Singer who recorded
"American Gotb1 c" album, plus PauJ Geremia
as opener, 8 o'clock tonight at Golden West
College Community Center, oft Gothard Street
parking lot near Edinger Avenue. Huntington
Beach. $1.
RICK N~L.SON And the Stone Canyon Band,
7:3-0 o'clock tonight and 7 p.m. Saturday at
Crescendo. 1721 S. Manchester Ave., Anaheim.
$7, t1ckl'l:. al Mutual, Liberty and 1'1cketrou
agenc1~ or box office, 956·1410.
POETRY REAOING -By Ods O'Solomon, CO·
a uthor of Emmy-nominated documentary "Vic·
tory Will Be My Moan." 8 o'clock tonight at
Harris l lall. behind St. Mary's at 428 Park Ave.,
1,aguna Beach. Donation.
COMEDY -"The Girl m the f'reudiWl Slip,"
tonight, Saturd:..y and April 8 and 9 at San
Clemente Community Theater's C'a brillo
Playhouse. -192·0465 between 3 and 6 p.m. Mon-
days-Saturday:..
'A STREETCAR NAMED DESJR.:'-Dramu. 8
o'clock tonight and Saturday at Fullerton College
!fhe<1ter, 32l E. Chapman Ave. $2.50 adults, $1.50
student.'). 871-8101.
VIRGIL FOX -Organ virtuo:.o, 8 o'clock tonight
at Garden Grove Community Churcb, Chapman
\venue at Lewis Street. 750-7000.
'TRIBUT~O ELVJS• -With Alan. tonight and
Salurday at Knott's Berry 1''arm, Buena Patk. $4
adults , $2 children. 827-1776.
'PINOC'CtuO' -Children·~ play. 7::l0 o'c:lo<·k
tonight, 2:30 p.m. Saturdly and Sunday at the
Forum Theater, fo'estival of Ari:; grounds, tiOti
Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. St 50.
494-0743 Tuesday through Saturday afternoons.
SYMPHONIC CHORALE -Music by Brahms. S
o'c lock tonight in Orange Coast College
Aud1tonum, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $2.
PUPPET SHOW -By J ohn Brunner. !-'or adults,
11 o"cl0<:k tonight; for fa mily, land 3 p.m. Satur-
day m UC Irvine Theater. $3 general, $2 student~
tonight; S2 general, 50 cents children Saturday.
833-6378 or at door.
·vouR OWN THING' -Mu:sical, 8 o'clock
tonight ;md Saturday. Saddleback Coll ege Build·
In~ R, 28000 Marguerite Parkw<ty, Mtssion Viejo.
$2. 331·9700, community information office.
•DR. JEK YU. 4'ND MR. HYDE' -Melodrama,
1>resented by r.ido Isle Players at 8:30 o'clock
tonight and Saturday at Lido Isle Clubhouse, 701
Via Lldo Soud, Newport Beach. $3. 61~ or
673·6170.
•LUV' -Comedy by J rvine Community Theater,
8:30 o'clock tonight. Saturday and April 8 and 9'
at Newport Harbor Baptist Church, Clift Drive at
El Modena Avenue, Newport Beach. 646-aJ.78
days. 557 · 7297 evenings and weekends.
VINTAGE COMEDY -.. You Can't Take It With
Yo4," 8:30 o'clock tonight, Saturday and April 8
and 9 at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, 88 Fair
Drive. $3 general. $2 students and seniors.
556·5459between l :JOand6::.Jp.m.
•TWO GENTLEM EN OF VERONA• -Now
through April 23 at South Coast Repertory, 1827
Newport Blvd .• ~la Mesa. $i.50-$6.50. M6-1363
after 1 p.m . daily.
·NORMAN. IS TH AT YOU?' -Comedy, now
through May 29 at. Sebastian's West Dinner
Playhouse, 140 Avenida Pico, San Clemente.
$10·$15.492·9950.
CONTINUI NG I N LOS ANGELES -.. Long
Day's Journey Into Night," throttgb Saturday a~
the Ahmanson Theater; .. A History or the
American Film" and ''Angel City," througtt
June 5 at Mark Taper Forum. Indefinite runs:
.. Bubbling Brown Suga r" at the Pantages
Theater; "Vanities .. at the-Westwood
P layhouse; "A Chorus Line'' at the Shubert Theater. ·
SATURDAY, APRIL Z •I
. .
'ANClt:NT AND MODERN LEGENDS• .. _
Children's planetarium show, 10:30 a .m. Satur-
day at Santa Ana College J>lanetarium, 17th and
Bristol streets. Free but. reservations required,
835·3000,ext.318.
Al:L·BEETHOVEN CONCERT -Daniel Bareft·
bo1m conducts the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
8:30 p.m. Saturday at Santa Ana l·ligh Sc~
Auditorium, 520 W. Walnut St. S6·$7 adults;~
student~; Orange County Philharmonicd,.t. 646·6.Jll. ...
P EP E ROMERO -Classical ~uitarist, 8 p~.
Saturday in Plummer Auditonum. Chap!CIJ~
and Lemon streets. Fullerton. S3.50 gencrat $2
~ludents a nd seniors. At Fullerton College
Buri>ar's Office or a l door.
O RA NGE COUNTY CIVIC BALLET -
Premiere performance, 8 p.m. Saturday, 3 and 8
p.m. Sunday in varied program at Huntinj\t.oll
Ueach High &:hoot Auditorium. 1905 Mairt Si.
$3.50 and $.i.SO. 531·411!1or846-0215. • · •
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PRESENTS:
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SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE;
8 AUNCH
to a .m. to 2 p.m.
Featuring Patty Mlchael1
Tue1d1y thru Selurday, 9·1
DINING & DANCING
Lunches Served
11 :30-2:30 Mon.-Fri.
Dinners Served
from 5 p.m. Mon -~et.
WEEKDAY EARLY DINNERS -5 to 7 p.m.
COCKTAILS -5.7 p.m. With Vince vetentl
at Ch e keyboard '
WHITEY HOFFMAN TRIO
Featuring Judy James
Sundays 7·11 -Mondays9-1
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With the Live Broadway Hit Muslcal
''HELLO DOLLY!''
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FOfinfonnatlon & resertattons call (114) n2·1710
or at tho box office, Grand Hotel, Number Ont Hotel
Wey, Anaheim, (Across from Olsneyland.)
FOR YOUR · FAMILY
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Easter Sunday is a special day just for your family. And to keep it-a
family occasion, we're preparing a lavish Easter Sunday family bu ff~t.
which will include roast lamb, roast beef, fresh salads and much more. ..
All for only $7.95 per adult and $3.95 for children under 12.
Entertainment by Marriott's Famous Twin Pianos
Please make your reservations now by calling
(714) 640-4000
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Bring the whole family to Charley Brown's. And
celebrate the holiday with our special Easter menu.
BRUNCH
Enjoy such delectables as Peaches in Champagne,
Crepes a la Reine and French Toast Medallions.
(Starts at 10:00 A.M.>
LUNCH
Order hearty Prime Ribs of Beef. Lobster, or any of
our delicious Entrees.
DINNER
How about Charley Brown's Steak and Lobster topped
off with a special Easter Sundae.
(Served Until 10 P .M. >
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Take off for a
fun evening at
The Registry!
Great evenings take oll in The Grand Portage
Restaurant and Saloon, Start with a superb
• dinner featunng table·s1de gourmet
cool<ery. Slay for dancing and
6wltched·on entertainment. Come
for deriner. Or the dancing. Try
•• our 24 hour Gazebo,
100. Now that's
a happy
landing!
KATHRYN-CHASE
How ttwv APRIL 16
THE REGI TRY HOTEL
ORAN(;E COUNTY AIRPORT
• 18800 MacArthur Blvd., lrvlne
Phone 752..am
Owne<1 alld O~••l..S by
Hotp1t•1oty M•"•O•"'•"I C0<p . DallM, Te••
'""'l··""' ;.S
'Mack and Mabel' &t
Orange Coast College baa an·
nounced its annual summer musical
and, ror lhe first time ~ince ~973, 1t
will be an Orange County premiere.
"Mack and Mabel," baaed on lhe
story of Keystone Kops director Mack
Sennett and hi.a star, Mabel Normand,
will be the 22nd annual OCC summer
extravaganza. Directed by J ohn
Ferzacca, Ute show will open Aug. 3
for a . four-day run ln the coUe1e
auditorium.
Auditions for singers, dancers, ac·
tors and mu(.iciaos have been
scheduled for J llne 13· 15 in the OCC
auditorium. Community performers
as wel~ as students are invited to the
r eadings.
1 IT WILL BE THE eighth summer
musical for Ferzacca since he and
fellow OCC i n s tructor William
Purkiss began alternating directorial
assignments in 1970. Ferzacca has
staged "Fiddler on the Roof,"
"F ollies" and "Cabaret ," while
Purkiss moun t e d "Man of La
Man cha," "Camelot," "Oliver" and
"Carousel."
The Irvine Community Theater
Intermission
Tom Titus
wlll give a special performance of
Lanford Wilson's "The Great Nebula
lo Orion," the ICT entry in the
American Community The ater
Festival, next Wednesday in the new
Irvine theater in Newport Beach.
The two-character one·act play
features Susan O'Connell and Laura
Black as a pair of onetime college
friends who meet by accident several
years later.
"Great Nebula," which also will~
frvine's entry .in the Riverside one·act
tournament in May, will be staged at
8:30 p.m. Wednesday at lhe new ICT 1
lheater, on Cliff Drive at El Modena
Avenue, where the comedy "Luv" is
c urrently playing on weekends
through April 9. •••
RENOVATIONS ARE under W!X
for the new Sebastian's West Dinner
Playhouse at the Grand Hotel in
Anaheim, which will open April 12
with lhe musical "Hello Dolly."
Valente Solos in Show
Singer Caterine Valente will star in
a one·woman musical special Thurs·
daY.at8 p.m. on Channel 9.
The new Sebastian's wilJ s.eat 500
patrons in a horseshoe format around
an 820·foot stage, which also will in-
corporate a portable serving area for
the buffet dinner.
New Ball.et Company
"We've Only Jus t Begun" and
''Leaving on a J et P lane" i.lre among
the songs featured, a long with her hits
"Malaguena" and ''The Breeze and
I.'· both of which sold over one million copies.
Sebastian's West was founded in
San Clemente in the fall of 1973 and
has become immensely successful.
The San Clemente theater is present·
ing "Norman, Is That You?"
Tuesdays through Sundays.
Lis a Jackson, Caroline O'Toole. Nina Neumann and Sheri Edwards
(clockwise from left) will dance "Le Pas de Quatre" as part of the
first performance of the Orange County Civic Ballet Cdmpany. un-
der the a rtistic direction of Anthony Sell ars. Performance times
will be 8 p.m. Saturday and 3 and 8 p.m. Sunday at the Huntington
Beach High School Auditorium. Tickets at $3.50 and $4.50 are
available by calling 846-0215.
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circus. His mother told him he had to have a
gimmick lo make it big. The only way the
circus would hire him was as a cook. So
Carlos cooked for the circuc;, and practiced
part-time on t~ trapeze. He ~ame very
T!Ttious for his Mexican dishes and especially
for his delicate use of cheese.
One nighl. the tent was filled. and it was
tiim for the nying Fetuccini Brothers to begin
their death defying act on the trapeze. But
Bandini fetuccinl got a hangnall and couldn't
goon.
At the last moment lMy called on Carlos tM
cook to fill in. Without thinking. Catlot took
his place high above th« crowd, IWUntl out on
his trapeze still clinging to a large chunk of
chttSt'. The crowd went wild. His mother wu
right •
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You can savor Carlos' fam ous cheese at Mi
Casa, sprinkled over tacos. enchiladas,
burritos and many other memorable Mexican
dishes.
Remember. at Mi Casa our meals are a trip
to Mexico -It's the only way tony.
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)Sy MICHAEL PASKEVICH
Ol 1119 ~IJ l'li.\,St<ott
Ambtuous musical projects,
even when backed by substantial
cash, good fa cilities and
technical expertise, can still
come up s hort.
Pop Music
Concert
three-year touring ab:.ence,
opened the show by JOking,
''Sorry I didn't wear a tie." Clad
In his tom T -shirt, Michaels wnli
. forced to work twice us hurd to
overcome Crescendo's flat, de·
tached atmosphere.
Such is the c ase with the
Crescendo night club/disco in
Anaheim, where the wealthy
management is trying lo make
the club Orange County 's
showcase theate r.
showed up to creak through one
last verslon of "Baba loo."
He su<'ceeded, pri manly by
engaging m friendly patter with
the audienc.e to loosen things up
By the close of the set, in which
he switched from his polyphonk
synthesizer for a snappy guitar
piece, it finally i.ccmed hkc a
rock concert.
As a supper club, say along the
lines of The Venetian Room in
San Francisco's Fairmont Hotel,
Crescendo has great possibilites.
Debbie Reynolds has (llready ap·
peared at Crescendo and one can
envision success lot other acts
like Olivia Newton-John, An·
thony Newley or even Helen
Reddy
White table cloths, candles, ex-
pensive drinkb and waitresses In
Pla yboy Bunny-i sh t uxedo
getups combine for an environ-
ment that inhibits loosening up.
Since rock is among other things
an outlet Jor tension, Crescendo
a mounts to boogie's anlllbe:,is.
HOWEVER, IN another exam·
pie of poor judgment, manage.
menl demanded M 1chaels cut out
his dialog with lhl' audH.'n<'e for
Saturday's show 1n order tu leavl'
more time for t he c:lub'b nightly
disco ritual Mt <:haclb .... ab
suitably befuddled and 1t ':. a safe
bet he won 'l rctu rn to bU<:h a
restrictive environment
ONEOFTHECLUB'Seffcctsis
HOWEVER, DESPITE roomy
sealing, fine lighting and a
dynamic sound system, Crcscen·
do's attempt al branching into
rock music seems ill-advised.
a v;igue air of intimid<ilion. Most •
qf the audience sat on their hands
for the first part of last Fnday's
s how. possibly out of rear they
would be politely ~hown the door
for an impromptu outburst of ap·
plausc. Price-wbc. the Crescendo rock
package 1:,n't a bad deal: t1<:kcl!'>
<ire about S6 and you can :,tay
after the show for danl'ing. But
who wants lo go lo i.I rol'k conct-rt
that begins at 7:30 p.m. (family
hour) and then u. l'Ut i.horl '!
A major problem is the build·
ing itself, a former bowling alley
tra nsform ed with a·rt deco
furnishings into a cross between
a small Las Vegas showroom and
the famed Copacabana. No one
would die of shock if Carmen
Miranda suddenly appeared
wearing a basket of fruit f9r a
quick two-step or if Desi Arnai
In a masterpiece of incon·
g ruous booking, the s hov.
featured Lee Mtchaeli., a veleran
great of ear ly Fillmore Wtst
days who was making his f!rsl re·
turn to Orange County since a
brilliant run <it the coiy Golden
Bear 1n Huntington Beach .
Hil'k Nelson and the Stone C::i
nyon Band appear a l Crescendo
this weekend with Saturday's
:,how beginning at 7 p.m. Mb:. 1t
1r you can.
Michaels, well on hts way to a
succc~sful comeback afte r a
Mystery Plays
To Air on KCET
The 600-year-old Chester m ystery pla}S.
adapted for televis1on. will be presented Wedncs
day at 9 p.m. on Channel 28.
"Mystery plays" arc among the major
literary works handed down from medieval
F.uropc. The Easter Chcst<'r plays were original
-ly performed by a grour' of craft ~utlds in the city
of Chester, En~land, to-:!P~truct and entertain the
commur11ty.
fht·v deal v.1th th£' relauonsh1p bet" et'n God
nnct mai1 as illu!->trated an the Bible rn a ~ ay that
is lnely, ;im~sm~ and movin~ There 1~ a sens~
ot humanity 111 the ~•nr 1es t h11 t m,1kc ... th~m a s
m eaningful to<la~ as hOO y\'ctr!> a.:o
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Sunday Nite
is BIG BAND
NITE.
00~ s~ ~~ ~~'r~ 8 to I I P.M.
GS'\~ We're bringing
~" bock the fun, the
soond and the
romance of the
BIG BAND every
Sunday Night.
Oldies, goodies and
today's sounds.
KEITH WILLIAMS
and hos 14 PC. On::hestra
Come dine. dance
and Enjoy.
Tilt: REGISTRY HOTEL
ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT
18800 M1cArthur Blvd., lrvln•
Phone 752·8777
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Tuesday thru
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9:00 P.M.-2:00 A.M.
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Costa Mesa
545-1112
Come enjoy a
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Our
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and Many Other Delights All Prepared
By Our European Trained Staff.
Featuring The
Piano Stylings of
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ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT
1'8800 Mic.Arthur Blvd., lrvlne
Phone 752-8777
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Saturday u.L S<.1ntu
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LAGUNA BEACH
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EASTER SUNDAY BRUNCH ;0i:;;;.
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Fresh fruits, cheeses, ul1d bar, fresh
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Virginia B•ktd Him, Rout Turlcty, All tht
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0ffeclr.e LI StonewaH IMhnn
('"Sloney") Hull, a careee policeman
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lennessee Jerry Reed and luctllt
Benson to star In the prem1ue e po
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Summer Blau (guests Ned Bully
.ind Belinda Mont,omery) 1dol11ed
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ol ~ ~odnap plot 1ha1 b11ny,\ lo light
h1ddtn r.1cts about lheu ~upposedly
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ldlher Roc~v receoves hu1:h ~ums ot
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CHORAL CONCERT -8 p.m S11turday ln Santa
Ana College ~lhps Hall, 17th and Bristol
str eets. Free. ---.. '
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YOUNG PIANISTS COMPETITJON -Nine
semi-rinalists, 8 pm. Saturday, and three
flnalist.s, 4 p.m. Sunday at Golden West College
Theater, 15744 Golden West St., Huntington
Beach, $1 Saturday, $2.SO Sunday general; Sl.SO
Sunday for students and senJors.
FILM TALK -By anthropologists Birute and
Rod Caldikas·llrinadmour on filming jungle
or angutans, 8 p.m . Saturday in Grange Coast
College Auditorium: 2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. $2 general, $1 cluldren and seniors, al box
office.
HORSE SHOWS -Pony Show, judging all·day
Saturday ln Arena 2: English horse show, 8 a m.
to 5: 30 p.m. Sunday at Orange County Fair·
grounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa (enter on
Newport or Arltngton). Free for spectators.
'DIE FLEDERMAUS' -J ohn Arnold Ford's
Comte Opera Theater. presented bx Harbor Area
Communlly Concert Assoc1at1on, tsp m Sunday
at Orange Coas t College Aud1tonum, 2701
Fa1rv1ew Road. Costa Mesa $30 family, $12 adull
or $6 student, includes >ear subcnpt1on. 894-8SJ1
or 645·2676.
MONDAY, APRIL4
CHILD~EN'S TllEATER "Gypc;y Cat und the
Magic Bools," 10 a .m . and 1 p.m. ·Monday
through Thursday and 7:30 p.m Tuesday and
Wednesday at Cu l Stille Fullerton Ar ena
Theater, 800 N. State College Blvd. $1 adults, 75
cents children. 870·3371 11 um. to 4 p .m.
weekdays or before performances.
'OZ ' -Childrf'n's show, 1 and 3 p.m . Monday
through Thursday at Golden West College Patio
Theater, off Gothard Parking Lot near Edinger
Avenue, Huntington Ileach. l p.m. Monday.
Wednesday shows sold out. $1 at bookstore or
COD'\C early.
TUESDAY, APRILS
• •
Hanshumacker. 10 30 a .m. April 8 in Laguna
Hills Clubhouse 3. 499-2990.
'SHADES OF Uf'E' -Dance concert with
original choreography 8 p.m. April 8 and 9 at UC
Irvine Concert Hall. 75 cents. 833-6617 or al door .
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DISNEYLAND PAGEANT -"Great Musical
River Review," with Skiles and Henderson and
others, twice nightly April 3-9 in Fronltcrland al
Disneyland. $5 adults, $2 children.
MITCHELL MARIONETTES -1, 2 .30, 4 and 7
p.m. Tuesday through Apnl 8. 1. 2, 3 and 4 p.m .
April 9 at Huntington Center, 7777 Edinger Ave.,
lluntingtonBeach Free
CHUCK JONES l'1AGIC REVUE -11 :30 a.m.
and 1:30 and 3:30 p.m . Tuesday at Fashion Island
off Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Free. Coming to County
Cynthia Dickason ,.., tht• !J('IO\'Cd of rivals
.Anderson M.itthews ileft> and Brooks
Baldwin in Thl' Aeling Company's
production of ''The W.iy of the World," a
Restoration ('Omc.·dy that will play April 22
in Fulle rton 's Plummer Auditoriurrr
Tickets at $2.50 and $:.l .50 a re available by
callin g 870-3371. A lso scheduled is
Tennessee Willi:Hn!-i ' "Camino Real" on
April 23.
UCLA BAROQUE ENSEMBLE -8: 15 p.m. Sun·
day at Laguna Beach High School Auditorium,
625 Park Ave. $5 al door. 499-3106 or 545·7535.
BATlrI'UB RACES -Nonpower/sail craft eight
feet or less, 2 p.m . Sunday from the Balboa
Pavilion across the bay and back. Free.
GUITAR CONC.<.tT -By John Longstreth,
music from around the world, 7:30 p.m. Sunday
at 515 W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. s:3 at the door.
TRUMPET CONCERT -By Steven Benefield,
UC Irvine Concert Hull at 8 p.m. Sunday. Free.
WEDNESDAV, APRIL6
CA RNIVAL Uy Westminster Boys Club,
West minster aod Golde.n Wes t s treets,
Westminster. J to 11 p.m. April 6·8, 11 a.m. to 11
p.m. April 9, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m . April 10.
TllURSOA Y, APRIL 7
'THE FANTASTICKS' -Musical, 8 p.m. April
7-9 al UC Irvine Little Theater, room 161 of
Humanities Hall. 75 cents. 833-6617 or 833·6Gl4.
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Suspense Film Lacking
Lee Grant tries to dissuade
husband Christopher Lee from
joining a hazardous attempt to
seek aid in 'Airport '77'
By BOB THOMAS
A•-l•IH r ... u WrllM
"AIRPORT '77" gives every Indication that
the disaster movie trend may soon come to a
crashing halt. This time Universal is hard put t9
breathe life into the cardboard characters and
t he contrived jeopardy. Billionaire James
Stewart has an assortment of people and a
planeload or art flown lo his Florida mansion·
the plush 747 disappears underwater in the'
Bermuda Triangle. The U.S. Navy rescut!
generates some excitement, and the topnotch
east <Jack Lemmon, Olivia DeliavllJand, Lee
Grant, Darren McGavln, etc.> admirably
performs the lame dialog. Rated PG.
"TifE SUPPER AND THE ROSE" raises
the question: Does the world need another
version or Cinderella? The answer Is a qualified
"yes." This new film. handsomely made in
Eng~and a~d Austria by Davjd Frost's company,
cloying at tam es and short on wit. But it has som e
humworthy Sherman Brothers songs and a fine
cast: Richard Chamberlain as a dashing prince.
Gemma Craven as Cinderella, plus a clutch or
British pros, including the late Dame Edith
Evans. Besides, how often can you find an in·
telligently made G-rated movie?
"TIIE DOMINO PRINCIPLE" 1s a slickly
made but ultimately nihilistic undercover adven·
lure. Gene Hackman is sprung from.pnson by an
enigmatic U.S. agency to help assassinate an un·
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METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER presenr! A HERB JAFFE PRODUCTION
JULIE CHRISTIE an "DEMON SEED" FRITZ WEAVER
Scrunploy by ROBERT JAFFE ond ROGER 0 Hll~SON · Otrecled by DONALD CAMM EU.· P!od\iced by HERB JAFFE
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Beraen is Hackman s bewildered wife, Richard
Widmark. Edward Albert and Ell Wallach are
hls insistent bosses. The high official (nee presi-
dent?> is killed. along with most of the cast. But
why? By whom? The film makers do not confide
in the audience. Rated R.
"THE EAGLE HAS LANDED" is a confused
World War JI adventur e tn wbjch the Germans
are charming and gallant, the English and •
Americans are doltish. and Hemrich Himmler
talks coe.kney. Michael Calf\e leads German
paratroopers in a desperate rh1ss1on to kidnap
W_inston Churchil_I. Donald Sutherland plays an
Irishman who kills people between flights of
poetry. The m indless violence Is climaxed by a
sieJe that destroys a lovely country church,
stained glass and all. Rated PG.
"TH E LITTLEST HORSE THIEVES " ~espite its too-cute title, is the best Disney mo;1e
m _a .long ~pell The lime is 1909. the place a coal
mining village In northern England Pit ponies
are being replaced by conveyer belts. and three
youngsters plot to save the ponies from the glue
factory. The plot JS predictable. the sentiment
unabashed. but the film touche::. the heart as do
few or today's products Charles J arrotl <"Anne
or the Thousand Days" l and an all-Bnt1::.h cast
do well by Rosemary S1sson's scnpt.
"COUSIN COUSINE" follows the romantic
tradition or "A Man and a Woman" v.1th a
sardonic twist. Martc·Chnsline Barraull and
\'.ictor Lanoux fall in lovt• despite their mar
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lallves. Director Jean Tachella's sharp eye for
the absurd1ties of polite society makes the film a
G aullicsteltghl. Rated R.
"MOHAMM ED. MESSENGER OF GOD" is
a reverent. plodding (three hours> ultimately re·
wardmg epic of the blrtt\,pf Islam. The dialog
sometimes smacks of CeCTI D. DeMllle, and the
f!.Onportrayal of Mohammed (per Moslem
custom) is awkward. Dul the cast Is adept and
earnest, and the desert is lovingly photograj)hed.
Rated PG.
"RAGGEDY ANN AND ANDY" is a natural
for kids from 3 to 12·and their parents won't be
bored , either. J ohn Gruelle's winsome pair come
to life with accomplished animation supervised
by Richard Williams ("Pink Pathcr "). The
songs by Joe Raposo ("Sesame Street") are run
or the Broadway hi ill and humor is sparse, but
the characters are brilliantly realized. Es pecial·
ly Greedy. a self-consuming lava pit or chocolate
and other sweets. Ra led G.
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Genesis Lead
Tours Alone
By USA ROBINSON '
• 'J 'm an introvert with an exhibitionist
tilreak." says Peter Gabriel, who, as Genesis'
lead singer, has performed wearivg such cos-
tumes as a dayglo tube (from which he'd emerge
on stage>, huge flower petal hat, ghoulish
monster mask and a toxhead face and floor-
length dress.
And while he claims. "I really think or
myself as a songwriter who trades in images,"
for his current debut solo tour, Peter is perform·
ing without the back projection ,visuals and cos-
tumes associated with his Genesis days ..
"It's much more of a songwriter's tour,"
Peter told me when we talked at the elegant Tur-
tle Bay <Manhattan) townhouse he, his wife Jill
and their two daughters are subletting from ac·
tress Ruth Gordon.
"ABOUT HALF the time I'm on stage l 'm
performing, but it 's more subdued than before. I
think at lhis point in time it's important for me to
get away from my past, and to get some niche for
myself as a songwnter.
· 'Tpere are st ill a whole pack of visuals I
have lo unleash upon the world, but not this1our.
Nol until l have more credibility on the writing side.
"With Genesis. I was more well known as a
performer than a writer, even though I did write
some of the music. In order for me to come over ·
stronger with visuals in the future, I have to have
this musical base now."
Is it true that Gabri~! left Genesis because
the band was -of all th,ings -getting too sue·
cessful ? "Well, I just wanted to get out of things
for a while," he says, "I didn't like caring abqut
the monetary side of things. l didn't like it in
mrself, and I didn 't like it in the band.
"WITH SO MUCH money involved. I think the
tendency is not to make decisions that are risky.
And with a d~mocratic vote, which we had in
Genesis. a lot of decisions are mm fo_r safety's
sake rather than what was best fo~ng things
alive. '·a was weird at first; l felt that I'd gone back
to being a regular songwri ter hawking my tapes.
And as Genesis had begun to move on, some peo·
ple had the attitude that the golden goose couldn t
lay two eggs."
On his cftrrent LP, "Peter Gabriel," Peter is
represented by a variety of styles. It wasn't so
much an attempt to prove something as it was
··an effort to get away ~e European pro·
gressive bag.
"I JUST WANTED to come through with
songs lhal were more personal, more direct.
T hese are songs that would work with just one
voice and instrument. Whereas with Genesis,
often the strength of the music was in the ar~
rangement, rather than the basic song."
Peter, who admits he was "scared to death"
on the first few U.S. gigs, is warming up to
performing alone with musicians Steve Hunter.
Alan Schwarzberg. Jimmy Melin, Phil Aaberg,
and the mysterious Dusty Rhodes. ··vou can
either edge in. or throw yourself in the water."
PeteP philosophizes. "l 'd rather throw myself in
. and see if I can fl oat " ••• CAN YOU BELIEVE'that A & M Records
has dropped the Sex Pistols six days after they
s igned the contr act? It's sadly tr ue. The
bewildered Pistols' manager MaJcolm McLaren
claimed "we don't even really know why," when
reached by phone in his London office.
"They say it was because of the 'public
behavior' of th~ band." McLaren swd, ''but we
don't know what that means. The band was a bl·
tie drunk and an high spin ls when they visited the
A~ M offi ces, and someone broke a window, but
thb're just young boys who were 1n high spirits.
because they felt good being in from out of the
cold for so long ...
Dori~g Mission
Michael Caine stars along with Donald
Sutherland, Rob~rt Duvall. Jenny Aguttei:
and Jean Mars h in ··The E agle Has
Landed." an a<:t1on film c.ibout a German
paratroop unit M.•nt to kidnap Winston
Churchill. Catn(' plays the commander of
the unit.
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Artists Share Profits
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Jn 1973, an art col·
lector sold a patnting by Robert Rauschenberg
for $85.000. Rauschenberg, who had sold the work
in 1955 for $850, received no part of the $85,000.
H a similar sale took place In California to·
day, the artist would receive five percent of l;he
selling price -$4,250 -under a law that went in-
to effect at the start of 1977.
The Art Royalties Law was designed lo help
visual artists who, unlike writers, composers
and mu.slcians. have rarely reaped a_ny direct
financiaf benefits fl"om the resale of their works.
. MANY ARTISTS, dealers and museum
directors say...they're glad the state is taking an
active interest in artists' weUare. But they argue
that the new law may be almost impossible to en·
force and may encourage art dealers to avoid re-
sales or go out of state.
Assemblyman Alan Sieroty <D·Los Angeles )
defends the Jaw he authored and says it's similar
to ones in Wcs\em Europe. Other states are con-
sidering similar legislation, he says, including
Ohio, Nevada. f'lorida, Connecticut, Nlw J ersey
andNewYork. . • ~
Sieroty denies the law will put a damper on
the California art market, but nevertheless he
plans to introduce a series of amend ments to
clear up some of the questions raised by the act.
The law provides that i( any work of art is re·
sold for more than Sl,000 in California. the seller
must pay the artist five percent of the selling
price. The law only applies if the sale yields a
prof at and the artist is hving.
A WOR" OF FINE art is defined as an
original painting, sculpture or drawing. Prints·,
photographS, textiles and mixed media arc not
ANTHONY QUINN J,11.unz.,
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with MICHAEL ANSARA
OHNNY SEKKA MICHAEL FOREST
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covered. The California Art5 Council receives
the five percent royalty If the artiat cannot be
found within seven years of the sale.
"ffigh·priced good art will be traded outside
of Calllomia if resold, and the law will kill auc-
tions inside the s tate," complains Stephen
Foster, owner or ADI, one of the larger San Fran-
cisco gaUeries: -Foster says that only a small percentage of .
gallerys• business involves reselling art and that •'
often an artist neve r sees his work resold in hls
lifetime.
''I want artists to make as much as they can,
but the hfw is naive," Foster says. "If an artist
thinks his work is good, he !ihould hold onto some
of it. Once they've signed it and put it up for sale
' that s!'ould be it." \
DESPITE CONFUSION and misgivings
about the law, many artists are pleased with it
and hope that It ia adopted elsewhere. ••
Ron Slumber~. head of the 350-member
Artists for Economic Action in~ Angeles, says.
the five percent royalty is deserved because the
artist helps increase the resale value or his own
work through his own artistic development.
But Nathan Oliveira, a major California
artist who teaches at Stanford University, says
the increased value of has own work ts enough
compensation.
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Friday. April 1, 11tn
Art Up Against -Art students always feel a rush
or excitement when they sell
lbelr first canvas.
Orange Coast College art ma-
jors Marty Roberts and Ruth
Graff retenlly experienced that
same t.hrlll. But in:.tead of selling
a first canvas, they gold their
first wall.
Marty and Ruth have just com-
pleted the wall, a 40-fool mural at
the Security Pacific Bank Build·
ing in Irvine. They were com-
mlssloned to do the work by the
Irvine Company, which, they
say, showed no small amount of
faith. It was their first try at
creating a mural.
M arty and Ruth a re both
sophomore art majors at OCC.
Nol typical 19-year-old
sophomores -Marty and Ruth
are both in their 30s. are mar-
ried, have children, and are bub-
bly and energetic.
MARTY, A RESIDENT or ·
Irvine, has been attending OCC
for two years and will graduate
in June. She plans to stay on and
continue to take art courses,
however. "l began taking art cl asses here
for fun, but got so turned on I de-
cided to immerse myself in the
program and get a degree," s he
said. "This art department is
super. After graduation I plan to
take more courses here. There 1s
still so much I need to learn.·'
Ruth. a Santa Ana resident,
began taking art classes al OCC a
couple of years ago, ''just for
fun."
''I plan to stay here as Ions as l
can,' she says. "The people here
are terrific and there's so much
to learn in th ls department,"
How did Marty and Ruthgetin-
to the mural business?
ART INSTRUCTOR Donna
Westerman was first contacted
by the Irvine Company last year.
The company explained that it
had a stcriJe.Jooklng wall in the
basement of the bank building,
next to a smaJJ restaurant, and
felt a mural was needed.
Marty and Ruth, both students
in Ms. Westerman's life drawing
class, submitted a design ror the
mural. They came up with a
western motif, featuring five
galloping mustangs. It was ap-
proved by both Ms. Westerman
and the Irvine Company.
How does one go about painting
a 40-foot mural?
"We asked oursel ves that
same question," Marty says with
a laugh. "After our design was
approved we were terrified. We
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weren't s ure exactly how to
begin. It seemed like such an im·
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They started with u piece of
graph paper, and came up wilb a
3·bY·15-lnch drawing. One inch
on the graph paper equaled 27 in·
ches on the wall.
NEXT, THEY transferred the
grid from the paper to the wall.
Then they reproduced exactly on
the wall the drawing Crom the
graph paper. The entire pro-
cedure, from start to finish, took
about~ hours.
"We spent abQut 50 hours doing
the research drawing," Ruth
said. ''It then took· us about 150
hours to do the work on the wall."
Most of the time was spent lay·
ing out the grid.
"That was the part that was re·
ally time consuming," Marty
said. "Once the grid was laid out,
the drawing was easy.''
The OCC students created the
mural with latex house paint, us·
ing regular rollers and house
painting brushes for much of the
work. Fine sable bruihes were
used for the intricate work.
Now that the proJCCl is
finished, Marty ,and Ruth hope to
do more murals.
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. LOS ANGELES CAP) -Television violence
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Generally, network spokesmen say that cur·
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action adventure shows. .
"PRESSURE GROUPS, not the viewing au-
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shows, which people are enlillcd to.
"They are ruining serious quality, hour-long
dramas."
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police shows, admits that the pressure groups
are making an Impression .
"We have certainly been not unaware of the
various groups which have been complaining
about violence on television, and we have-react-
ed to the extent that we have been examining the
area much more carefully than before," says
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cast standards for the West Coast.
Among the group'S decrying TV violence are
the American Medical Association. the Parent·
Teachers Association and the National Citizens
Committee for Broadcasting.
SOME MEMBERS of the advertising in·
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where their dollars are spent, and the U.S. sur-
geon general has tentatively indicated that TV
v'iolence could have an effect on children.
NBC president Robert T . Howard has called
for a reduction in violence. ''We're saying,
•enQd'gh of that.' We're going to try new
avenues... ·
ABC Vice President Alfred R. Schneider, in
a recent speech, makes clear that his network
plans to continue some violence as part of a
diversified program mix. But, he said, "it is
clear that gratuitous, excessive violence serves
no useful purpose."
CBS' Dick Kirschner, the West Coast 'J)ro-
gram practice chief. doesn't see anti-violence as '
a new movement. "We've been involved in try-
ing to cut down violence since 1968."
Joseph T. Naar, producer of ABC's popular
"Starsky and Hutch," says network officials
have not told him directly to limit violence but
"they have told us we can explore humor, we can
explore character a little more."
"TH EY'LL JUST have lo stop doing police
shows. because police shows are not about con-
vers_ation, you know," says Meta Rosenberg, ex-
ecutive producer of "The Rockford Files," a
private detective series on NBC. Mrs. Rosenberg
doesn't condemn the crackdown and hopes. like
Naar, that "wit and dialog'' can be effective sub-
stitutes.
But she notes that censors "have asked us to
cut down on even the small amount of violence
that we use."
Curtis Kenyon. executive story consultant on
CBS' rune·year run of "llawau F1ve·O" says,
'6 Families'
··six American Fa mi.lies." a new series or
television specials that take an in-depth look at
contemporary family life. will premiere on
Channel28 at8 p.m. Monday.
Each program centers on a family with a dif-
ferent background. More than 200 "typical"
families from all parts of the country were in-
terviewed before the six were selected.
An unusual a$pect of the series is a playback
technique in which the family involved view its
own program.
Producer
David Gerber
contends that
'no violence'
will end
action shows.
"Fortunately or unfortunately, cop shows are a staple item. People want to watch them. If
you waler them down too much, nobody is going
to watch them."
But Kenyon and others say they are making
efforts to live with new controls.
GERBER SAYS he plans to make "what we
call high-style, frothy adventure because it does
not pay to attempt any realily ... There's just
too much pressure and strain."
But he believes that not all censorship is bad.
"Sometimes," he says. "we get wrapped up
in our own dreams ... and sometimes we step
overboard. ~ ·
. Gerber said he agreed without protest to re·
move a scene from the recently canceled
Western, "The Quest," which depicted a teen-
ager shooting to death six members of a family .
"Jerry Stanley said, ·oo we really need to
show all that?' And I thought about it and finally
agreed that we really didn't. We focused in on the
gun and didn't show the people dying.··
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NAME STATEME NT
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SI 17,900
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21~ miles 10 the surf with
a rl.'markahll' custom
hu1ll 3 bdrm + den +
f.1mtly rm home d e ·
s1gnL·d lo nwx1m1lc the
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room lor t•a rn1wrs, boat!!,
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PENINSULA
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AT DAD'S PRICE
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SWIShtnt• Where 1nfluen-
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doors 11p1·n \11 i.un:.wepl
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prurw Back Bay area.
s~:dut1c1I lnrrnal It\ ing
room , wh 111• h r 1 ck
hrrplacc Opt•n planned
famth roum. Chef
k1tc hrn "1th pantry.
Ihde away mui.lcr :.uite
1>lu.s 2 decorator baths.
Trop1C'al g.1r1IL·n palto
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heatt'<I PoOI ( h• n1·r will
help hn.tnl'l' Jlurr}, 1 all
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AMDEHJOY!
Security gales, jacuvi.
saunas, tennts courts.
A heated pool a nd the lux·
ury or bcaulirul gardens.
i\laster bedroom has
I 1 r c•11 lacc. tlesk and
S vn-:w• llali:in tile entry.
1·afr uu la1t 11lush carpel· m..:. Wood panelling,
gori:co11s bookl'asc a nd
w1w1<1 h11rn1ng fireplace S .111~l a r1•w of lhl' fl':.ttures
111 thh lit•auttful co11-
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TENNIS ANYONE?
La Cue~\u H.H·quct Club.
3 bedroom. bnnu!. rnom
nn1l bcumt••I ('.1lht·drnl
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$1.62 per DAY
Tlwt 's all yoo µa) fr1r
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DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
DO ITNOW•
642-5678
PRIVATE
PARTY,
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TURTLEROCIC
Wants duplex or t riplt>x
in N.U. :11·ra . Contact Mr.
Wolr (:!IJ)tlfH 7 1<!l PVC
Getterol 1002 •...................••.•••••.••.••.....•••.•..
macnab/ Irvine
realty
FINER HOMES
FROM $82.900 TO $1,300,000
SPECTACULAR!
Evcrchanging-Hay & Ocean View
Lido Channel & all the boat
Spal'IOUS 2B R w/for'mal
&. family room. Beam
ce1l111gs -solid m ahogany paneling
a ('ltVll V
d1ntn g
pool &. patio + charm! Reduced
to $~11:,,000! .Jane Frazee 642·8235.
<M 11 >
LA CUESTA -NEWLY LISTED
Sup<•r shurp :um, 2 bath, family
room + <l1r'ling ::Jrca. Beautifully
d ccoratNl wrrustorn papers, pecky
ccrl u r p:11wlm g, rust carpets &
window t'OVC'rings Offered at
$89.500. Martha Macnab 642-8235.
(M 12)
IE THE FIRST!
to live in this brand n ew townhom e
in Woodhndge. Arca offers the lake
for fishing, swimmin~. boating, also
m embership in the new tennis club
due to open soon . PLUS pool,
jacuzzis, picnic a reas -outdoor
Jiving al its best. This outstanding
3BR home features walls of g lass,
wet h<1r. for mal dinin~. kitchen
n ook. huge ma s t e r suite
w/dramatic master bath. $82,900
fee. Lila Harper 752-1414. (Ml3)
R.AHCHO SAM JOAQUIN
Spectac ular GolC Course V iew!
Gorgeous "San Joaquin Plan" -2
BRs. den & dining roorn. $11S,OOO.
Laszlo Sharkany 752· 1414 . (Ml4)
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HUGE COUNTRY KITCHEN
I I I 2 WntcAff Dr., H.I .
A huge country kitchen w1th beamed
C'ei lings, frplc. top of hne bltns1 no
wax fl oo rin g & load s of
cablnets·bookcases. 1s featured in thLS
newlr decorated Westtliff home~ 3 or 4
bdrms., 3 baths. formal entry & a
large patio, make this the perfect
family home. Call lo sec or come b y
Sat. or Sun. t to 5.
. . • I 3637 E . Coas t llwy. ~~L ~. ~ ~ • fi75·5930 • ~ ::; db Coron• del Mai
G~f'al 1002G.-rol 1002 ········· .................................... .
ATTRACTIVE Linda Is le 5 BR 41-i
ha . fam. rm & formal dining ;' lge
ttl~ patio & waterfront deck. $350.000
BAYFRONT. pi er & float. lo ts
$1 85,000 lo $325.000, lo build your own
c us tom hom l•. St!veral areas to choose
from
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bay\1de Drive NB 675·6161
General 1002 General 1002 •.•.•.•..••....•......• ...•...................
PlAMMED FOR
IMPORTANT
PEOPLE
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Cute & cozy d oll house, just s te ps fro m
s urf & sand. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. $174 ,500
LIDO ISLE
Builder's ho me with thot.e e xtra
touchei; of qu:.1 lity' 3 Bdrms . 21:.!
. baths, 3 car garage. S2fl0,000
WEST CLIFF
Like to entertain? This home 1s ideal.
Pool & lanai, family rm., 3 bdrm!>.
$149.500
SOUTH LAGUMA
Tableroc k own your own apt. with
breathtaking ocean view; clubhouse &
pool facilities. 2 Bdrms. $147,500
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A LITTLE HOUSE
New listing on a charming 2 bedroom
income producer and a big 4 bedroom
family home ; all on the same lot in
Old Corona d el Mar. The big house is
111:! years new, has a loft. a woody
feeling and is described a s a
''showplace··!
Let us show .vou the place!
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REAL TORS'. 675·6000
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MISSION VIEJO
Exceptionally large, neat· and well
planned -5 bdrm view home.
Comple t e with 3 $.'Ur garage &
professional landscaptng. An exC'cllcnt
buy at $125,000.
DOVER SHORES
Huge family home with PANORAMIC
VIEW of bay. ocean & Fashion Island
4 s pacious bdrms .. family room &
formal din ing room. Wet bar w ith a
view! Even the 3 car garage is largt: !
Please call us for details. $3.50,000.
RENTAL DEPT.
Please call our s p ecialists: Carol or
Barbara for your needs.
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Luxurious 2-story 4 BR home with
paneled fam rm. formal dining rm &
4112 baths. E lega nt LR with travertine
. & s plit stone frpl. Tall dbl door
c ourtyd entry. $385 .000
21 I I San Joaquin Hiiis Road
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Garage $278.000
MONARCH IAY
FIRST OFFERING!
Exclusive guarded communit y.
Stunning one ·s tory Grecian Con·
temporary 2 bedroom. 2 bath. den.
Professiona ll y d ecor ated. newly
carpeted and d raped. Swimming
pool, access to private beach. tennis
courts plus c lubhous-0 privileges.
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much money your
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*HOMES*
S60,000-S70.000
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THE HOMESEUEttS
752-5353
DORADO!!!
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fam il y h o me wllh
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RUTGERS MODEL
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Au ocio'•'· aealto"
$69.500
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you tlnve up, 1l.s u lenor •NEAR UC! & t"LUOR-
a nd Inte rio r a ppoint· NttY( lhr·condo facing ;i
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31601 Coo,r Hwy.,S.Laguno
499-4591
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dow, r11nd om 1>la nk firs.
t ruc k lighting. fire pat, &
m u<'h more $159 500
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ma:.ll'r ·, s.u1t!', replete
with mll'rrnm . regal wet
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$2 I 0,000 WITH OCEAN VllW
Cyprus Shores. priv guarded gate
community. Br ea thtaking ocean
yicw. 4 Bdrms. fam rm. 2 fplcs,
inner court. Outstanding buy. Ask
for J oann Doran, 759·0619.
RANCH REALTY
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"BUCKHORN " BY
OWNER 2Br. 2 Ba, +
Den. On quiet cul·de·sac.
pre m i um l o l . bric k
(!rep la ce, s tep down
master suite. sky light In
master bath. Like new
conditio n. Days, E ven·
lngs, a n d Wrekl'nd~:
Principals only Oprn ~;;;~~~g~~ ll ouae w c ekend 11 .
540-0211 or552.4327
3 lir. r a m rm, 2"1b n,
s upe r c us tom nlm o~l
new. T asteful decor in·
!ltde & out, ~ p11tios. view
or mln) Askin!' $142.000
• JAY W. Yl::ATii
REALTORS 4!19·223i
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XJnt cond, cpti., dr~
bltni.. i.k1rtin& & uwn1ng
$5,000 w1 II ranu n cc
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bath. 2 be droom ~1 .: bath a1H.J J
bectroom 21:: bath Townhouses. Many
with panoramic vu:ws Prices start Jl
$48,900.
l14m rm M75 n1v. I )'r 642·171S bl' 673 Ol!.24 ---i.hup $:17~ mo !1611 :H~I !°'Jew 2 Ult. S.in M.1h-o, on l,11gun11 \'111,11:1• Ht.111d SpyJtlW-:. 11111 l'ool, view.
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'S.~ NATION L 24'. Sips 4
complot1ily recond 1\1
beach. $1700. Call l21J
3lfH349.
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'68 HroaJmure 12).52'.
rww llxl6 M'rccn ruum.
Adult park. Walk tr
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Mobile Ho m e S .&Je s, 557 0390. -----... ~for sole 1200 •••••••••••••••••••••••
FtVEACRES
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Near Country Club S.)O(Kl
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545-57,11
Owner-Occupant 1>ntH·1pals onl\' Im
medi<tte uccuµancy .
23121 HIUHURST DRIVE. abo••
AJpha leta on Crown Valley Pkwy.
Models open 9 00 AM to Du\k
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••••••••••••••••••••••• 'lt'ant..d 2900
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room. New paint & rrpl . 1 $200 :.cc dcp A,;t Ushwhr. dbl g..ir, rnt·d !:>pani..h :l1J1. :!bJ, Flt . 7~0188 .
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uk lS99 Oak St. 6'14! 3693 \'tor\ qu1tl SJUO. 9614 1\238
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rcmdl'd. S325 I lnfJnl. "''r) prtVJll' :?IJr collJl:l'.
no 1x·~. 219:! Miner. <.::.ill l:J.r Now $27!">
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thruoul A' utl now vnly Wl.'lbal", lt'lllll!> & pool fq1k & µool. $185. Dl'luxe
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551-2000
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with dock for your l>out small ree. 64~-4900
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REALTOR 675·6161
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buildings. tennis + pools. $895/mo .
Joyce Edlund 642·8235. (M16)
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Karastan carpet. cust:>m drapes.
58Rs. family room + 2 fireplaces.
$700/mo. Lynne Rothell 644·6200.
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LIHDA & VICKI
Outcall Massage
Far the Fun of it!
Serving all Orange Co.
549·2743
ftJ:;LAX ING MASSAGJ:;
Bob J ames ·
Lie. Masseur
Outcalls 9·9 4!J4·Sl U
DRINKJNG
creates problems. It
doesn't solve them. If
you need help, ca l l
CAREManor Hospital 111
Orange. 633·9582
Spiritual Reader
1815 So. El Camino Rt·al
San Clemente. Jo'ully he
For appl. 4!12-72!16
•SUZI'S•
Oulrall Massage
10AM·2!\M 73l·Sol 111
BEAUT! FUl, GI ll LS
hav e ::a n t''<l'll1ni:
messai:e about thl'll'
Anaheim Studa(l 535 SJfi:I
FOR LADIES WllO want
to talk to :.1 j.!Uy. Call
anytime. 1 821 tit:l7 ---------JoCalderl
''To forgive as llevane"
UobAco'>ta
Adminio;tralur
Exec1.1ti•e Dlr•ctor, Orange Co1.1ftty
Transportation Commlnion. C"hlef arl
mi111,tralor 11r newlv rurrn1·c1 f1vf'·mcmber com·
m1si.100 \\h1d1 h.1.'t rc,11on\1hilitv for 11:u1dm.r::
t r.an-.port;1t1011 rlt•H•lopnwnl 111 c)ran.r::e Count v
Will ht• l"l'\l)OllSlhll· fftf 111111<1\lllJ: ~•ud11·s dOU re·
1·1m1menrl1nµ rrinr111es for trans11ortulion de·
v1•lnpmenl. rernmmend111~ action on i::rant ap-
plac;1uom. rl"1i>lnprni: a budget for lht: cnm-
m r~<>wn. SPl•kan.: runcJ111.r:: s11urc· .. s for the
county area, and hiring and d1rccl.1llg a small
<;tU rf.
Requiretnmts:
F.qu1v;alN1l of a b;:irhl'lor', de~rcc in .J related
f1cfr1 (public :1c1ministr.itlon, economics.
tr.irbporlalwn. plJ ntlana: 1•ngm~fllll.!. etc.). 8
:tt'.ll'\ proi:r'l''"""l'ly n·,111111,1blP. position ... in
pul>lic' or pn1 alt' ilJ::C'tH'lt">. 1-:xpenence in the
1r.llhfl<lrf:tl11111 f1Plrl w11h 11.•mon<;lrale<l skalh 1n
oa.r::.11111c1t1•1n anrl r111.in1·1.1I manai:emenl. pro.
~'urn 1·1 .11u,1twn. J1l;a1111111i.: .and 111tcrgovernme11·
I.ti •• rr.111 -.
Salary Sl0,000.
Pl1·.i~! ~ .. ruJ rc·~um" to Jr 1111• h1 :\1,1v 2 trr
I >ra11~:0-<'11unl v 'lr.11hfXJl l.1l111n
<:11mr111<;~Wn
"111"1;1•1111011 t '1•1111•r Drive
~•Ill•• 1:!~~1
"1"''l"'rl 11<'.I • h. C:J.liforn1.i
Jobs Wonted, 7075 Help Wonted 7100 •.••••.••.•........••.•.•.•.•.•••...•.•.•.....
COTTONWOOD COVE
Year a round r esort on the Colorado
River . Nevada is now in 3rd & final
stage of m ajor bldg. p rogr am & is
now inte r viewin g couples for
m anageme nt.non management. retail
sales. merchandise. gen. ofc & motel
operations on a nine or 12 mo. basis.
To the qualified applicants. we off er.
in addition to salary, paid rent &/or
livin g accom .. utilities, boat slip, xlnt
fringe bene fits & paid vacations.
Settd resume to PO Box 935
Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627
Clerk-Typist
Sales Trainee
for Classified Adverlis
mg Department of the
Daily Pilot. Will also as
s 1s t order des k of
General Advertising
Department. Musl be
able to type SO wpm,
have good phone \'Oicc
and available
automobile. Excellent
company benefits and
future opportunity for
lraming in outside saleb.
For interview call:
642-4:121, exl 27ti'
Equal Opportunity
l:.:mployer 1---------
Help Wonted 7100 Hefp Wonted 7100 Clerk Typist. Mu:;l be fast
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• & a ccur at e, work
Auto & Stand.ird Trans re
bwlder, exp only. Xlnt
benefits. 962·665S
<\ulo trans R&R mech
umc Exp, own tools, xlnl
benefits 962·66.">S
AVON
An You A
w ~mall marine elec
BOOKKEEPER tron1e~ firm, good
~II Char9-: be n c f 1 t:. . N c w po r l
San Clem en le R eal :\lanne 1-.:ni;meenn~. ll9i
Estate developer. W.16LhSl .N B 645:1632
r<.~pons1b1ht1cs. General Colle~e or 1l;h-S(•hool
& CO)t accou~tang, girl, Mother) helper
pa)roll & ans. Musl h~\\' Mon Tue!>· Wed 1 !tpm.
exper w conslruct1011 SJ 00 hr. No s nwking,
d 1 s h u rs cm t' 11 t Pro· own tr an!>p Hib Canyon
l't'llures Typing ability area 640.~
dc~iral>le 493·2231
THE GOOD LIFE R :-J ~ ~ r~ "W frnt 'b•1t k P•opl• Person?
If so. you'll enjoy meet
lnit ~le while selling
world famous A VON
Produ<'ts. Good ear n
1nJ1,S F1eidble hr-; Cull
S.$0 7().11or7,enllh 7·1359
A--LL 5950 College Doy, chauffrur & ..._....Hpers hsehold dulles. P /T, S3 tr you're a n :.tllractivc or c. IR s b •I I 1 n g.
petite 111ngle gal. betwn tram1cnb'g. ty p'g, col·
JS & 40 who likes to lect1'1ns. recent exp
travel: s:Jlhnj( & lhe good ThoriC.:V surl(. 642 4082
life & would hkc to m<•l't Help Wanted ___ 7 iOo
a mnn who d•1es lno •••••• •• , ••. •• •• ••••• •• pleas l' wralc ahOul • }ourself &. your dream., Ac1·ouotrng ( lerk for a
to !JU' at PO Uox :!.'.'>tl3 f.l~t .i:11•wanl( mort)!,rl!t'
'.'lewpo r l lh•Jch CJ. lO S1111w .11·1·ount I! rx1 ~. ' nee Call Lo111w i~:! r.1;;1
AccOW1tinq Cltttc
f xp11111hOI! \I 111 I ~.1.•1• I 'u
hil' 1mm1•tl OJl•'lltlll! r"l
.in \'x1:i .. r '1\ an·h 11.1v 11•1
dt•r I.. ( ,Jtl \1,11 ~ \)Jll~I·
·•' 711•'"•1 '47l
bp1.1l 1J1•1••rt I·:mrih•H•r
SK IPPt·:H l.ar>:c :>O
\'achl nee<ls i:arl ~ r.•w 13 •
for perm. 1111• .1hnant
aui:stn~ & run. Sh:tn· 1·~
penses. No llt"• W1·1t1•
class1hefl <td "" lllli , " Daily l'alol, l'?l llox 1~60.
l°<>Sta Me!>a. C:i :rt62ti
Social Cll.lbs 5400 ACCOUHTIHG
••••••••••••••••••••••• CLERK/TYPIST
HEW DIRECTIONS Sornt• 1''11 "'1th ,\ I' & ,1,111,11l·.1I I\ 11111,;: 11r1•t d Lecturr: Is Th1·11· 1.1! 1•
Mtcr Dhorc1··· Sm111r.,.
und1.1r 40 !:i<>ttJI llu11r
557 &'ill. <'all I i pm
•THE AHSWER •
IC your'rc '111\l!le .rnd
l•r~ or lhe b.1r ~1'('0\'
we can ~how~ 1111 .1 '' J~ 1.1
meet t1Hrart111• & .11tt••
SI0'11<l Jll'illlk nl ,\ti Ji!t''
fai.l . Wc'11• 1:ol t 111·
a n :o. w C' 1 •• 1 1
\'lffl'l>Vll'W !1!17 . .llNI
Travel s .. so .••.•..................
Swissnir's i':urnp1• Stu
dent Tour '1 I 11/111>. Sl~UU
Cn11Scotl~2 ·l:!I!>
Ill kn 1drl1 r l•v t•1111·h
l'a1•w1••fl 1 t• lrn .Jtmn
(;d 1·11m11.111\' 1t1·n1·'
E II ~ c 1 I I I' II 1 I
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""' l<:.hnp I 1r l"l-.. -...1l1 \.
I 11 r I I m l:o l' ,, Ill m I :o.
11~17 11 'l\.!
J.DMllTIHG CLERK
lmm1·d. ''lif'nan~. i J JO
t-:x1H•r 1fc•,111·d
~.111 tknlt<nfl l;,.n Jlo~p
1.1 114% 11~
l\t;E"li r. p.irl t1m•' for
portr.11t p.1111t1 1 llunr~I
MSEMBLERS
Expenenced
1848 Campus Ori••
546-474'
1 \rrosr-From
llr.mi:e Co. Airport l
~:c1u.il Uppor t-:mplO>l'r
ASSEMBLERS
1,1 Ao-.?1111 :..hall'
'1ual hk!• 11!•1.111 ""r\. lo..
Li ,. .1 11 I 1· l o " 11 r K
~ r11,.,.r,.1 • .,~.
CAMIROMFG.
7tl01 Clay M. fl l\
(\\ 11f llc•:ich Hh rl
.... , nf loJrfll'ltJ I
11\..'IK l!'-I(;
EXJ'BUEMCED
PART-TIME
TELLER
UNITED
CALIFORNIA IAHK
:!i~I W Coa.,l 11~ y
:0-.1•wport lkad1
(}141631-3200
Fquat Oppor Emplo) C'r
l\nnk1ni:
LOAt-4 OFFICER
Dictaph Secys $875 br. Character rer·a req'd
Accounting Clks $700 B I g Ca n yon a r e a
Gen'I Office $700 640-5335
Employers Pay All l-'eez; ----------
Lit Rrinder) Aitency Q1mpanion lo 7 yr old iiarl
40'.?0 Barch Sl. Slc 104 Dependable. my hum..-
N1'WJlOr1 Bt'uch 8J3 819U wkcly:i. 2·8pm. Must h;n ·e
transp. Salary. Vic BOOKKEEPER Cn1ver51ly & Jordan. Irvine. Pref r e fs
559·5699 eves. mes~age
for Sherry days 768 3631 .
}'\Jll c·harge w1tb le11al
H•1•q,tary exp . pre ·
fr1 n••I Goorl typing.
>ohrnthand & rcl•pt t•xp. Companion llou5ckc1•pc•r
Call for ap1>t . u.sk for fnr eonv~le!><:llli; Judy ill
StJ).in CdM. Live.an . for 111
0.lO 0140 tervw Call Mrs Fo:-tcr.
645·!">333. ext 2~ l \""1·:TERl1\ llel1H·r -----
t 111 ti 111111 ~.mpb1 an
!'oult~t1tute. !;hort hr~ , :.!', CONST ll ll C 1' I 0 N
111.! ha·~. ;is needctl. \tu ... t Sl-THl-:TAllY Rf.rf.I'
h<1VI! rar. SJ.11 hr TIONIST I ct:STO;\l l-:ll
l'M NIJ1CdM areas 1\p ~/':HVICE Sm l>ll~'· C1f
ply at Newport Ml·~·• lll'l'·Senll lle:.ume &
l 'nir.t'd Si-hi Dist , }' 1w1d ,,11,11 y rto'(\Wrcmt•nb l'C I
~··n 18:ii Pla1·1•1111a, llm.1155. C ;\I \12627
I ';\I :>5G·:l273 ----\..:i:rt>s:.11 "· ancll'pcntlanl
h ,1 n k '> l' <' k ' I! h I 1: h I ) 1\.~ISl',\~T :\11\~,\(,f:R q1i.da(wrl 1n,,1atln1.1111 '"' ! 1ra 111.1 I II Ill 111 ~;1 f CbK1\MICTR/\l:'lll~l-~S COOK. EXPER'D
l11rn Pr1•frr m.in 11r 111•10 of in'>r 2 :. \'r~ l'\I' . nr l'\ 11rr1enred. Good co hcnC'rats " m.IJOr h.ank tl!·"rabl1· h JI I d II t)tl'\.UI ~I I h ma n.11.w mrc• UOli'•' y Inc 1ne . ,\pply, .Jolly R.4J••1•r Xlnl twn1•f11' S1•rid n• f " 1111•111 i'\ll• 111·11• i' 11111 ""mr 111 t'hil'r Jo'xee Of m:llurc. tor 11crm ac 3J33Pac1f1cCst llwy
nL1lur1· \llnamurn .i,.: .. :!~ flC'l'r. l'!J liO\. ~l.'ill I" r" P 11 S • l I" n' 111/--N.'e•w•po-r•t•Be-a.ch--•I }''·" 1.111·\•r uJt~M>rlUna " lw11i•l 1t ,, .\µply In
t\' v.1th !;1·1a1•1,1I l 1m•m,1 :'l:plkh, ll211iiil J>l'' "1111 . \ uhunn 111 l'tilaf . ---------fl,,.,.,,,. 1 ,, p. l.irj.!1·~1 E. 0 I:: J.t2l!'t l)l1henv l'ark l<i;. C'ook·llou.,Pket•pN. over
motann pa• tun• , h.11n 111 1\,1\h'r & t icero ne1..'(h c•x Cup1strano l{r.11·h 40 L1,·c Ill pref.cl . Sr
th•• 1'1'1111111, I~ 1wflt., .1n11 I llt'f d hl•lp for boat C'Ov ---Jl1•s1denlial home. C :\t
I ( It \1 . . arro 540·:l0rlft .•• \;11\l'o'm••nt .1 r11 t·1~&c•ush1nn' M2·i2311 Chn1rs11lc• ,\ .. '\l ror hWI)' ------
\\ Rlh lnr M• JflPOllllrtll'nl - -PN!t) pra1·11rr 1n Co<.w COOJ\ Nl•<•r!C'll for c.:nnv
\,. 1• 11rrJ.1y or 'it.Ind ., ·11 ll .F '\ J' r" t" \ "°. n 11 I Ml'' a I Yr np in 1Jc11l:1I hospalnl from IOJ m lo
'111 \11>11 ht•l\\~·1·n .: .111it locklu1t.W.11llcM1 Enll•r fl •Ill ON' .,111 ·~ f;,'"'nm , (/tune. Exiier'll • P\t 11n ex<'1t1ni:. (lrnfltabll' & 1 · '" __ _ """
EOE ----only, Pll'dSl' ar11lv 1n i:lamourous profci;., Chalclcnn• 1n vour home
------
Enlliayment Ir
rnparotlon
c:l11-..•1(ul. 1•ult11rrd W11' ----------
Learn an 40hrs from prn for 2 chllci'rl'n after pl'rson. f\<·\erly ~!anor,
rcss1onal11thcfinrarti;of sc•hool <!lours 2Pm· 34ovictorn1,CM __ _
··••··•··•····•········ SchooC1 ..
Instruction 7005 .....•..••...........•.
M.f.N Wt):\ot t;N
TRAIN FOR
IJ.RTEHDING
TWO WEEK Cl.f\..C\S
NATION-Wt Of: .JOU
PLACEMF.NT
ASSISTANCE
GOODJOR
OPPORTUNITlES
AMERICAM
IARTEHDERS
SCHOOL
110. E. 17th St .. SA
834·1960
Scllools Coasl T,, Coal\t
1 r.1111 Srntl r\!~umt• t 1
\11 1\.11;, IJaalv Pilot. P 0
Box 1~10. t · \I 'Y.ffl2b
Ambulonc• Drhen
Gftd A ttfltdcmh
Top Wa1M>. Ph 54:? llSl_
Apprc11lir1• 11n.1t C..r1lC'n
t er o; I or r 1• p 11 1 r Ill
f1bcr,;:lnss ilil! 5218 .ift
7pm
APT Ml\"1 \GF.RS-
F.xr cl couplr to mllnl!lle
70 unit 11clull c11m11lcx.
C M 2HR • .!ha upt, ul11's
& i.aLuv Southland
PrnJl4'1"1> MRml.63121150
Archtt.cturol
IMMEDIATE!
ASST. MANAGER
l"or Jr Sporl,~•"•t
1 'hi.1111 Slllrt'. Oppor t111
JtlV1m<•1•m1•nt 1;\'""""" l!i!nd11s !')dl JI v cum
men..,u1 .ill'~ •''< prr
('Jll M., tr.ill
714 K!llt·JnO:l
f'or lntt'rv1l'w
AUTO MECHANIC
Foreign. J )t~ cxper
5=l11r~·-o~·n 642 2434 __
Al,;TOMOTIVE PAltTS
S1\Lt:S PERSON
A'11014salcspcr110n want
erl for Aulo·Mar1nl'
W11rrhn11~c cl1~t rl bu Lor
S4.'r vtcl' currl'nl 11ccount11
In f:row1n11 rompuny
COAST DISTRITUBORS
waatrl'!u. trch1m1ucs. Day spm l Mu~l he w ithin COOKS &
nr e1·c \l'SSIOOs. pl.in• w.il kan~ 1J1<1lnnrl' ol Cowwt p I
menl dSSl'l . JlOod Joh ii!} Lt 11dber11h srhool ~z;, It' .no_.
pty C'all Cil4l 7!il·fll!H l"'r w1·ck !'lease ph11ne P ltlmedays.
Sn C,111 1 Corkt nll fi.'11 Jll!laftcr5pm 2·5~~1TyulensPTchrrsuonSal w.utn•ss. lnr, 11~22 Sk' · n u
rark m,Stel', lnlnc.C11 ---------1 CARL.SJR. !l2'iU C.1.EltlCAJ. 17971 MaeArlh1>r. Irv.
lkkpr /Girt Friday
l..ookmg ror sharp hard
workin11 )Ouni: woman tu
dn bookkeep1n11 + Girl
Fr iday l nt~rrsl1111t
'.1nt'fl atmm;phcre. C::ill
C.1thy, S86·1222
ROATCARPF.NT ERS
Experienced bout
1·11rrentt>rs needed . Xlnt <·o benefits Pac1f1cn 8.)
Kipper Yachts. 928 W
17th St, Costa Mesa.
*TELEPHONE
COMPANY*
Personnel
Needed
Immediately
EXPERIENCED
OMLY
COOKS
NlGHTSHJF'T
Apply Mon· Fri J &pm
Gorda Liz
llOO Bayside Dr. NB
67S.Sl 19
Equal Oppor. Employer
COOKS
Counte r Help. fu ll &
pltime mornings. Apply,
Wendy'~. 2640 S. Bristol,
Santa Ana.
EXEC SECRETARY
Report to General M!'r.
mu~l have {;Ofld
se<:retarial ~kills & wlll
be tested. heavy work
GUARDS
OELCVERYMANforear load. Please only
ly morning L .A. Tim~·s quahhed appl~ Salary
CostaM.sa
Permanent. Full &. Piirl
tame. Phonl' & lrnnsp l'l'
q 'd . Retired welcom'"
l'.ill 546-027.i. ofc hrs It}:.!
CIObed Wednesday home delivery route. No $800mo.
solkillng. no collecting. BJOR E/\G f:NTS ll.11r Dm:.ser. w 1ru110"
Adlts only, 2'h hr daily 546·~ll! mg. for thc' nl'~ci.t, mo.st
Must hove ecooo car EXPERIENCED l'lcgaut, i.alun 111 Luitun,1
638-0126 File clerk. part-time. hr:. _lk!ach. Alfredo. 494 l!J'll
D.!ivHYfN•wspafMr ncxabtc. apply 697 Han· llaar Styh!>l, "ith fnllo ...
Permanenl part lime JOb dolph C M. 111g pref1>rrcd . .Mor<1ft·
deh~enng early mornif!I! ExJ)4:r Stereo Salesman lo Housler:.. ti45-77K8
LA. f 1mes lo homes in work in retail outlet ----Irvan~· NB areas. Mui.I Fullllme chance" for ad· tlelp Wanll•d, mu't tw he reliable & have depen· • · .1 . 01er 18 Aµply in person.
d .ible transportation. vancen:ient 37 ~1 ~u. K1·11ttu.:k) 1"111.•1ICh1cke11 .
Sal Jr) SJ()() QlO S4t).023S Bni.tol S.A. A!>k for Den· LJJ.:WIJ 11~ .. 11 h rus ------
DEMONSTRATORS for -llai!h School Studeni..
food . appliances & work parl·llrnc C\CS
Jt'Wclry rn & Sal. to Ii FEES PAID Lai;un:i llt'h t:Jt SS~I
aml :.omr other da~!> FscrowSecy lo$12K (:!t:ll 240 7000 or (71.t) F C Bookkeeper $1:!K llOSTl-:SS, I' 1llml', ow1
168·5573 Pure has Clk tu ~iMi :!I 1.-:x~r. pref ti App(y
Accounting Clk si;51; in µ<·r~un. lkn llruwn....,
Dent.ii Cha1rs1de AsM
Ex.per or profess111na I
school ~rad. 646 3535. -----
DENTAL ASSIST.
Lab trainee. Non
smoker. Starling sal
$l50. &tHl6 ll.
DENTAL ASSIST/
RECEPTIONIST
Mon & Sat. Exper'd. Dr.
Schumm. 962·0386.
Dental Recept. Peno of<'
P ume w pos!>able fulurc
expansion of hr:.. Ex
per'd a ll p h ases.
especially insurance pro
ccssani: Sal n1><'n Career
oppty II ll. 842 b6Jt. -------
D<-nlal A!lsistant, 1 2 yrs
eApcr Modern ofc. Hnti::
Bch. 898 ~-12.">
DESIGN
DRAFTSMAN
Must have good draftin~
techniques & mechanical
aptitude. To design &
draft part rhanges. run
bluepnnt m::ich1nc, docu·
mt'nl drawing!\ & send lo
eustoml.'rs, s ailboat
knowledge helpful. App
IY .;t i-:rack!>on "i"ad1h
i9Jl Deere Ave. Sanl:.t
Ana
LH:StG ~ER · Fu II time.
M F. cxper'd w /goo<l
quahhcauon~. f)Ortfobo.
Comm b a!ll !'I. Only
quultfwd O:PP.:L 837· l~l
Dietary Supenlsor
for l'O O , .. hosp it :i I
Ple11s1• cull, (I l b:lO 6333
fnr :ippt
DISHWASHERS 121
Also Fee Job!> l<t'Sl.iut Jot. JI IOli Coa~I
Jrv1ne Personnel .Agl'n1·y llwy. bo Lai:un11
488 E 17th Costa Me!>a
Suite 22.t 642· l4il) ~~
GENER.AL OFFICE
Small electronics firm.
Vanous olc &. production
duties. 161!1 S. Mrnn1e.
$.unt.. Ana. M7·4316.
HOSTESS
Part time or full lim1•
ncedl.'d al popular
waterfront restaurant
Apply 1n person aft1·1
1pm
OUFFY S BACK BAY
R~TAURANT
640.5123
General ~Cc. St,eno or HOUSEKEEPER pt l11m1. Clerk trp1st. ~ariou:1 ofr r, day wk 6"2-3505
dut1e.oi 111v11h•mg bkkpni; BAYVIEW MANOR ·(Ir math & pubhc contJcl
Pleasanl personality & llousckc•cJ>(!r. li\'e·•n. p\'t
good appear. nee. Con· rm. ha an mobile hom1• +
tact Miss Adams, New sat. Some rooktng. l\l u.,t
Yvrk Life ln:.urance Co., tlnve. 67S·3lll
300 S. Harbor Bl, Ste 700.
Annhe1m, 635-6000. EOI:: Housekeeper, live.in ,
m lf falher port. d1sablrd & I ----------1 son. Lrg be~chfronl
G.nft'al Ofc, Sh home. ll:o;ltpni:. mP;ib.
Musl havl• good 5kills. water oriented acttvuu•:-
\'aned gen'I olc dutieis Ll secy. Kefs Goo<I
Will train. Salt1ry com · hl'allh. 846·2289 e\ cs
m e nsurate w /~xper. ----
Newport Clr Joe. Xlnt Insurance Secretory
benefals. New York Life Ellper'd. Good typanit
Insurance Cu . Call Hat.i pleasant phone vo11·1•
Gludstonc, 64 1-1230 Corl l.1m1tcd tJkkpns:. Xl'1t
appl. Equal Oppor.! workin~ conds 'llcwport
Employer. C'lrofc Tr>p!\al. 1:;~
GEH'L OFFICE JANITOR
PART /TIME Heq'd for c1 l' ...... 1.
Altracla\•t•! you ni:. l .. 1i:una llalls arc·;, lll•t...
mature i.iarl. Typi• ~0 ~'<1'd Ph 11:10 :1:121
wpm, som<: llookkt•l•pin~
Job lb \'l!ry inlere~lln~ & · Jc"elry
vaned: Wall "Ork on the J . HERBERT water in Nl•wport Hench
part tame & office p111t HALL JEWELLERS
t1m<> You must l)C Now ln11•rv1cw1ng ut ~
:-mart, able to r.i:ure (.;01111t l'la1u t,01·a11011 t11a::
thllll!ll 011 you own' S3 1•)qtl'r 'll F L1111c ~die:!>
p/hr lo sturt. Car n<.'r JJc'(tplf' in Cane Jew1•lrv
Job rould go full t1m1• Top sal. bent' .. & 11111 t111
Call for appl. Mr 1Jown11 C'emcnt. Call Mr. M11rr1:0.,
549·8SM or 642· 77G3 5'1!1· \37!1,
Apply an pcr111m Mano'<, Gen'I Ofc/Bkk(lng. 10 key l.ady·ltskpr ,,, curr ft1r
Restaurant. 32111 i-:.Coai.l hy touch, (/lime. Coll f,uly tn wh1•1•1l'hr Nn lall
Hwy. <.:d~I . 557·-0801 Ins.:. Mustdnve. 002 ~224
llU1tnbulor mtcreslerl In
p time income of ilUOO
p er mo or more +
b encf 1l a. M ature.
639-6123.
l>OG GROOM .EH, c,~µt·r'1I
rull or p/llmc. Cnl·i;l!r·'i
Groommi::. Lu~. N1~uel
Cill 83Hl322 or 831 U7JJ
for interview.
DRAFTSMAN /Mech. for
truck mrgr. Exp'd. only
need upply. 540· 1583
DRIVER. household
furniture movtn~. One yr
min exper. w /com ·
mi;rclal moving com·
pany. Richards Movina
Co. El Toro. 830·4926
Girl wimted full time.
Sh1pplna clerk J .R.C.
~'nl(incerint(. 645 9810
GROOMER, malewanled
for establlshed profeu
cloi.: i;roommg bui.mri.s
Greal p ol11ntlal. fan·
taallc loc. All inquines
confidcnl1al Write P eler
Walters, 2711 Forest Ave .
Laguna Bch, 92651 or
Legal Advertising
Clerk· Typist
P011ltru11 now ava1lnbl•·
ror riart llm<· :1%1:.lanl lo
Le11al Ad vt•rt 1~11u: 1>1 rr1·
Lor. 25 hours Pt<r v. <'1•k
rnanlmum. noon·S.00 1·~1
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...;p_ho_n_e_4_94_·_55_i_s _____ 1 0 en e r 11 I off i r o c x
GUARDS WANTED pcnencc and li>tht lypini;
Full & p /lim e· Irvine s kills rrqulrcd 135·40
area. Age 21 & over. wpm). Typmi; te&l w ill
Mature men pn•f'd . be adm1na~tered t.o oil
Uniforms furn No cuh appllcllnl!'I
outlay. Car & phone ntc.
Apply Umver!ial Proter ---------•I lion Service, 1m W. Sth Sl. Santa Ana In ENGINEERS L .A . COLLEOE O f
MASSAGE. Low cost
Day-Eve·Sat Cla11ses In
Sant.a Ana. 556-7171
INn;RMEOIAT~
ORAt'TSMAN
Rl.'sldentu1l Comm 'I
NEWrORT U~ACH
Call640 aua
...... W~ 7075 Art1i1l & Modtl At?ency BC· ••••••••~•••••••••••••• cepllng portfolios & op
HOUSECLEANING donr placalions . R 1114" t o
S40 706.1
\utomot1vr
New Dt'lnil Shop need~
help
Top Wnf!H paid. F.nitlM
Stc•ameN. cnl{ painters.
buffers & PQhShl'rll. up
holstory ahampootr&.
rheck oul. pick up ft de
livC>ry. Apply 3l
Boal Mfi:r postlon:s for
G.Kootert
Grlnd.n
londen.
Xlnt poy & frlnl!c.'
t>endlt~. Apply nt
Con!ltal ltecr c1H lon
17422 Derian Ave. lrv. m '1 $56·1720
•Customer Rep
•Operators
The J olly R oger
Resl.lturant ls acctptinit •
appllcatloru ror Ex~r'd
Cooks. Xlnt f rlnae
benefits & twurs. Apply
In ~son. •OO s. Coast
Hwy. Lalluna ~ach
TEMPO
Now Acceptln1
Apeticellona f or:
DraftMl9n
TtellWrihn ...,. ......
tervlews M·F 1o·J0am-ooon & l :J0.4 .JOpm.
Tlll 81Httt M*rMtplece
on tht Or-. co .. t
Expo~uro to ond /o r
g(•1wrul 11flllcr11t 11nf1 lnl( of
1·ol4l'f. ~yi;tems anll 11·11111
filing procedurPs clesir.1
blc.
Automobile necessary
for occu1onal local dr1v '"i· Excellenl comrnrny
bcneritll.
bymAlurewom1n.Mesa R lrht'~. I nc . 2Sft 9S Vc-r~e &r es. C.M M11r1uente Pkwy. Mt' ~11 Cr)'llal. s1011 Vit)O, Ca 92675. Str
Matur ~ Lady . Non
amoker. food drivt-r.
wlhospexpraeeu Uve In
position. '800/mo. Call
Betty 493-5610
•202. -------ASSIMILY
f"a8l Rmwlng skAteboaral
mnnul Is looking ror Dll·
strnbty work«-rs. Day At
m11ht 'lh1fts /\ pph· 1193:?
Sky r1rk Cr., S le G.
Irvine.
2059 llarb<>r DI, CM
6451030
P1..o0ptr who nfed Pt'Opll'
1'h11t '11 whnt the
0 1\ILV PlLOT
SF.RVJCY. DIRECTOhY
lull aboUtl
Booklc•c pt r /1ome
1ecreta.n11l Salnry open
Newport Centsr. 640·4501
looadc11,.r{Sdff
Mature1 rood n rflrl'
•kills. knowlt'dite or
Jcwt>lry pf~rrf>d (213)
~1 m•11st>.11ss·
4 ycuN recent exp.
•Clerks
VOLT
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546-4741
CAcr011 From
Orangt Co. Airport)
Equ11I Oppor Employer
Coeb/W ....... MS
Dl.>tweshtn
Full le p/llme. Apply
~'twn 2·S.Pm, Denney'a
529 Avenlda Pico, San
Clemente.
00unt4lr a\rl. houri \1 to•.
5urrer Restaurabl.
615-1065
Ottlpen
ltfytrt
Cott~cc..t_..
Ptuseaubmlt rnume•
TEMP0, 17802Sky Park
Suite \Ol lrvlne, Ca.
AttentJon: Bar bara
C•S40.44H
Equal Oppor Employer
DAILY PILOT
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Tov Coll Sf.I II, Ftnd II.
Trode II Wllh o Wont M
(842•5878 )
Qn. Coll Stfvlte
fO\I Cttdot ~911al
Stnd short resume cir
pcnonal hh1lory to
Mlk<' ilnst~y
DAILY PILOT
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C..teMeM.Co.
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Equal Opportunity ~mploye.r
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.,. llAILVPILOT Frlday.N>r11 t,1an .... W..t.d 7100 HetpW•ted 1100 HefpWClllhd 7100 ........... 8005 lkycl•• tozo fwMhre 1050 ________ ;..;;..;._ ___________ ..,......µ~--....-------••• • • • • • • • •• • • • •• •• • • • • • • • •• • •• • • •• •• ... • • •• •• ••••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • •• • •• • •• • .. • • ._... •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • ....................... . W..,W•f~ 7100HetpW..tecf 7llO .... W•ted 7100 Sall lhker/S.am.1uH1 St!cretary TEL E p U ON E WalAu\ Armoltf w/belt llCYCLIFORTWO 7' Sora. yellow /whllo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. --•••-•e.••••-•••-• ......... foll time. Apply In c:.., ,..~ SOLICITORS mirror s:i.so., Drwr SC'hwlnn Sl1n1ro'1 ta~1lr.v de,i10. Xia~ LECALSECR~'TAkY Medical Back Ofc Nune Part·Umo for en.aloecnna ~· Ullm.n Salls. UO Sm. '!rrice w /multi· We Med to ~1rli to 60t dre:uer w /bev mirror t11nd1·m New h1 pm,~ur.: eond $250. Ph~·92$7
bper legaJ secy wianted Assistant, exper. defilra· studeot Field ln1p~c· ah&. NpJkb. 67~0 reaponslbiUties. ex per dinocr reservuhons in S7.S, Car a Re s a I e llm l.e11s than 50 mt Mu:sl fell washer. dryer ft ror heavy gen'l prartlce. ble. MD·GP. Near Hoag UMa In So. c.111. Will S .a.1 •5 req. Salary open,. In the tiven1ngs Hourly Sat/Sun 811 Geneva St. Sl.25. 673 114-t rrfrldg Couch corner
bookkeeplna expet Hosp. s.8-0822 or bnoa tram. Typlna requ.ired ~ tervlewln6: wtll begin wtage + bunull, nu :sell llB,536-4873 Mu~t Sell' Brood nt>w o srp. 9• 1;old dovan xlnt
helpful. CaU 640-0800 ult ~ume 351 Hoep1tal Rd, caA~lonl842·99TJ btwn Tlr.8 Part time. Jl:abrle ~x· week of 4118. Send rng Ctall after 3PM * * * .... Wk> 25 .. Ni:.hlki lnlt!rna cond, solid rnaple 4pc
fW Pat. Ste llil, N.H. y. perien~ nee. CaU Mary Reaume to. Class1f1ed 54().S4G4 .. uontal. Crm m oly frm , bdrm SC't, llko new. 3
LEGAL SECRETARY. ~-alt Ji""~ Part Ume belp wanted. e46-4040 Adl698, Daily Pilot, PO TIRE CllANGlrn M AMTICi)UESHOW slm shrtrs. aold cl~Wr. walnut llv.rm tbls. 2 pc -r-.c _..-apply at Tats. 230 Box 1.560, Coeitn Mesa, • • • 10 1 Ccntt.GalleriH &toCr.S<l5G739 himp.et.5'5-6891 amullNewportlich. f,aw Daytime hrs Exper'd Newport Cent er Dr. SALl!:S Ca.921626. yrtlrcbtorecxp $600-tlo SatApr 2.SunApr3Ahw
J.'lrm seeks s eereury only otied apply ror Im· Lower level. N'""'l Beb blart.645·2380 Apr 1 ~. lG & 1 7th <Z>Restorcd Sch winn Sohd Oak cocktail table
w/hligatloo c:xpc:r. to med opening. San -r If SECRETARY biketi,girls4tlloys. $75 l\1olching commode work in iu pleaslllll ore <.1emente Gcn'l llospllaJ, 640-87&0 ~neral Real Estate: lie American & Euiopeun 548·1060 i;tylo end table, $40. Xlnl
, .. Numt Ct Pl (I "" 122 .. en v.·,. I.-.&.&....... For I ,. I TOOL ' DIE Alllqs.. Onental Qi rprt ('Ond. M7-5S08 .. -,. r. cnsc c n· (714) 4,,.; 1 • ext-· rtX ReceptlofUst ----... ve opmcmt 1rm re ocat C-01lection, Houseplants,
uict Kathy at64~1S60 ... EN t LA T' d Im med. opening for AProlltablc Curcer log to new ore at the o.c . Museum Pamtmgs. Boys 10 spooo. net!ds new M . 0 R t bl .. u
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0 or imes, e· bl d d bl In Real Etl\1te One of Airport. F /charge :seC',Y MAKER fork & nl'ed.s cleanm~ up, • ovrn11: · · o e. " P· F' LEGAL TRAINEE ~.~.gY· P:;:c:·· p/t1m~. =~::aw~xV:r.'~113~ OrangeCounty'110ld~st w/typlng&shpref'd.S:il ~.~l2·S817 hltd chrs, uphltd loun~e
or Newport Ctr L&w -lo per m . dial board or equiv. &LargestBuHder/ commensurate w/expt!r Expcr. in t11i;h prec1:.ion PSRHIOSTWIG&ESC:ALER Canwrm& l'hrs. power mower.
l''irm. Good typm.i skills 541H740 Rosan• Inc.. 548·5533, Developers ls Loolci11g &c ablJJ.ty. SSS· 7043. . smrill prui:rl'ri.s1ve d1c.s "" 11-.1 ~ 8030 Mrsc. items. 832·5634
req'd. C1ill 75!>-U431. --FOR YOU Abl t k · d Roll~ Bentle"s J a~s •'f""'pmt•n MORT~AGEBANKER E,O.E. CONSIDER·. SECRETARY, p/time, c o wor m cpen .. • , 3 'st · ••••••••••••••••••••••• FINEANTIQUEFUR.N J ·r d <.; t f d f d g co needs ag dently & have own 100111 '" c r ,. ct• es' u t' fo' • • 6 pc W1ddecomb bdrm ,ie~uar S· eritc
01 ~~83..°1 .. e'""""'p.le in field PIXSwitchboordOpr SUibilityofo largeeo+ ePxhpe· Mr'~ ~'. .. tme ... ~kk'l~unegs. Clcan,:irrcondshop. Bcnn:ats.ctc. Nikkromat ,:
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, l4 ·!:~h set. 57" mah. des k p o<.11 & bay duties .... ~ "• ..,..... ll I t di "' °" ~~ . ST ... COSWITCH l ... C C<imt• lo our giant 30.000 zoom. new ~ I ·1:; rr ... 11. .. kf Chi Trainees ucccptcd. as loanreps.Xlntincome Contact Auditor. ote ou &tan ni:; com m L' ·1 c 'i d •M "" " t :$'TIS 11 i $-ISO .,rea ront. nese
IJ68.-0311 (or :.elf s tarter. Will Laguna, 425 S. Cousl schedulQ (up to 90'1.d + 67"~.,1•10 ose on. U3!1Bukur,Co:.taMc:.a sq 'fl Span1:.h Ca:1tlc l'OS ' • :.c or Ch1ppcndalccocklalltbl.
train. 834-1622, ask for Hwy. Lag. Bch 494·11Sl draw available + .Pro· ....., · 549-304 t Est ate · Lot' a I cd on 831 ~126 Orop leur w111. tbl & 6
LI FE INS. AGENTS Ball fess1onal ~ork environ· , Equal Oppor (o;mployer beau11Cul Lake 1'.:li.111or£'. ~ 8040 cant: sealed Victorian l\faJor Lrtc tnsuroiicc ·PERM.PmME ment +training &Sect'et ary, exper d . lhrdriveorlllwy7ltJr ••••••••••••••••••••••• chrs 9'tuftedbackaora
Agency needs recrwts or 1250 Multllith Opr Printing s hop needs management develop· Newport Ctr Loc<!_L1on for -----74. 17S84 Lake Shore Pr. G It.I 11 I' + lamJJ6 & .icress. Great
agents, can l'arn $20,00 Call 97!).7660 helper &delivery person. ment +Oppor. tor ad· ~~Brokerage firm. TOW TRUCK DRIVER LaJce El*i.ln*ore* * (.'!h._.t~1110~~ri1t;~~~ A~~ Books of the Western
or more the bl yr. Lt>ud< Mr. Druhe, 644·7!155 vancemcnl w1lhin com· ' · Expcr'd Call i)4f> 9638 o I" A ti w k 5 World w /bookcase. xlnt
furrusbed. 1Supcrv1sors,l••-------•1 pany d1vis1ons Call SECRETARY·Fulf.lime. (<!IJ>SOO·G.360 cood .• S175. 64~7180. 612 .Mgl"& openings) Call Co1 NURSES Person to mix & apply Harvey Edwards, Jr., typing skills hte SH TYPIST Mangold,CdM
appt. (714) 768-7761 RH's $60-$66 Staff glaze on l'eramic items Mgr k k ' · R.ore ong Lows "I 'Cart Minature Schnau1er pup
$60 Pnvate Duty Exper. desirable N.E TOUCHSTONE boo eep 1 ng · good To l<!arn lo opc.•rJle Bur· famous Carman. 4·18th pll'$, Al\C rt>~r!>lered, Sohd Cherry Wood. Din·g LUCE PEOPLE 1
Interested 10 earninll
5200-$1000 a month 111
spare lime '! Wanted
Ambit.Jou.s. resp. adult~
as business associates
NQ investment . 1>et owr
hours, call for uppl WL-d
l'Vt:S 6 to 9 pm. Cal
581·3052 ·--------1
Lv .... , $41 Staff Coe.ta M~a. 979.xaoo wardro be, pl eas ant rou,.hs L>oeuml'nl pre h 1 &f I " .•• .,. Table extends 3.8 6 up " Re....._ speaking vo1ct!. mature. " Ccnlury country Frenc ma e • ema e .i.,3.wu., • • • -·r 11u1Jl1on much Nn nri or h p - --hol chrs buffet cstm ~ Pnvate Duty A Div of Fredricks 83'7·1921 " c rs Jintmgs. stamp r · • .. ·,~ $34 Staff ,,. 1 C exp n·(1 d. !Jul rnusl colleetion new Maw.er Alas kan Mat..imutc. 10 pudsmcl. $600,644·4873 "'"""', 1-.:veopmcntorv tH~50WPM :.ic1ura1c'y . n · Pt I. mos (cm,/\KC Kl?g .
SJSPrivateDuly PHONE SALES 18582Bcar h8l,Ste8 SECRETARY.POOL New11ort Ctr l11ca1ion . n e, more. v p y . Champ 1111 1:. Lo ve:. Llkcnew,topqltyhv r m.
Serving /\JI Orange Co. lluntmh'lon lJeach, 92647 PI ea s an l P e r so n gd t•nnw.iny benl•'s 675·7654 rhldrn To gel hm only. din rm. bdrm furn & de·
Workrnghours &days Phone Sales people. (714)963-0867,5499017 w/strong typing&some i:; o .B <.;a 11 · Phil $150&10825& c oralor Items.
ofyour cho1ce male or female. 16 to 65 Mcmberlntemat1onal sh skills. f'1t1me. Apply Avencngv Cor appt d bl 3 ~ - ---Reasonably priced for
Mal· l'ract1ce Ins Req 'd years oC age. Guaranlet!d Real fstale Network In person, Robert S...m. &&<> 458() Vactonan ressing l ' SamoyL'tl 3 mo. old, mah.' qwck sale. 963-6278, art
Group lnsuranec Avarl. wagl'S or comm1s:.1ons. l•--------•I William Frost & Assoc. full length beveled mrr .!lhoti.. pupcri., ch<Jmp GPM.
WliSTCLIFF 250 Eas t 17th Street. I.WI Qu~St, N.B. ror~. f~olrd "ir~ilthot1iany . 150. s-tG·3ti511 ---------C'.....1--•acty, ~--'d -.--. -_ . Ma"m ICcnt! nus .set!. Gold l"af ltal'1an d1'n1'n" u..-e Renls.._ Suite 0 , Costa Mesa. ~ 11'.llr-· -TYPISTS """.,9"" " " .,_> s ~ "r 5 00 & .,.. For high fashion bouti· Serv1c~ Sia. Sal~:.man . .....,.1 """-------"\·st IUghlanll While Tcr rm set. glass top tbl. 4 *LOA~* 1617 Weslchff Ur between : 8:"" p.m. exper d only ~v s & •1 l p ti k Id 1 h r'75 1"111 6-16-4223. que. 3 days wk. Apply in . e WI? have a Sl)ecral pro llome sold, must vacate ncr " a c ups, w ~. go ve our c r:;, -• PROCESSORS Ste 212' Newport Beach Er1ual Opportun~ly person , A propos·Lido. wknds .. Neal appca~. & jet1 puying top dollar for Now selling all antiques t:aster i;rfl 00<!·!156~ li73_·_i»_os_· _____ _ 631-0610, 752-9118 3363 Via Lido. N.ll. handwnting. Apply. 2590 T k 3 Jmmcdiate opening rn Ofc Hrs Mon-Sat 9.5 Employer N rt Bl d CM (10) yp1:.l1t lo wor ·4 & collel't1bles. Fr1·Sun l"reo Great Dane -My All wood Antique wht lluntin~on Dcacb o((Jce --S ERSON ewpo v · · · weeks from JAM lo ~/\M So Cst Hwy & St. Anos. name Na:.ha. my l;.im1ly ltalran Prov. drning set,
Mus t have s o m < MURSES AfOE ALESP Service Sta. Attendant. daily. Mon lhru Sal. Ac 49-H6S2 will lie mnvini; ~cK1t1 & w/matchang credenza, lcnowlc d i;~ and ex Opcnmgsondays&artn Potter wanted to throw Exclusive boutique exper'd. Full or p /llme. curary1smo:.tcssent1a l M h S tlJ Y net..~s & very LOVING very new 833-8780 o r
!)l'r1em•e11flounprncess .~h1fls. Will tram. Exper. pots on '"'llers wh"cl Je we lry shop, p.t1mc. Apply Arco Station. 17th APPLY NOW!! 'waloglanbeyd ecrcl berd. homeformc.499·4445 833·0034.Mickey M · l t' ..,.. ~ l\pplymper:.on &lr"t·ne.C.M. The tst (lOJ qualified anu • spoo • ~-----1n1:. mimum ypm.: • pr"f'd. Please applv. "'ust ha"" production • Ch d l bl (d E II I " 1
"" •" CIRO typ1i.ts will be o:.:.1~ncd erry roun a '-' rn· DOG OBJ::DI ENCE S1>olless near new 8Y.J Sofa wpm. xcc ent sa ary !'ark Lrdo Conv Ctr, 466 exp. XJn•pay. "•·•·t17"" h l IJI d k d l
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.. .... .. "" So.CoostPl-o Service Sta. Help full or 1rnml.'<iratdv. mg), l' airs. a es. mar· CLASSES s larl We , .. ,,.,). Hv'-' s·x3• Couch & '40r mg l'On 1 ions •1111 Fl a" s h 1 p Rd, N . B. --'-----'------... T 673 9262 """"' 3 bcndrts.Callorappl) 111 642 8(»4. p/trme. Apply, 990 E. rors,m1:.c. -· April 2U. 7 ·30 PM tbl$100.Custom7'round
branch. -------PRECISION SALESPERSON Coast Hwy, N.B €0~ 0 ff ice • Beautiful round bed N"pl/lrvarea S.16 4928 r~ $30. Tbl $20. Lamps, IC t...iSPECTOR -c.indle holders etc. AMER AH .... P-Timt Service Sta. Attendants 0 overload w solid brass headbroad AKC Blk La h puppies G:IS·IX& SAVIH•S NURSING (2nd Shift) Cos m ct 1 cs exp r w/exper lo work eves & $.SS() 673-6069 ShoL.,, \\Ormi•cl, !J wk~ -------
LVM's l-1 I F /time For small m echanical necessary. Send resume wknds Mus t have loc:.il 557•0061 Cast 1 ron & Porcelain By Jppt call ~:.i 2508. DANISH MODi-;RN SOFA 7830 Edrngi:r l\vl'
llunt1ogton Beach
llr Brown 8411 2222
l::qual Opportunity
EmploycrM F
LYN. F/TIME
fklrl'f Xlnt bc·ncrits
llJV\ 1rw C1111v I lo~p11 al, :wss Thurin 1\vi:, (;l\I
t;,i:! J.StlJ.
LVM'S /Aides &
Kitchen Help
c:arl11•hl Conv. llo~p .
7iKI <:arf1dd Ave, 1111
X-17 !ltiil
MA.CHl ... IST
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pr1•:..;, (llpt)l'I \, t'tl' IU
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lto:-,10 . 1111· . l!IOI W
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J\larll. part t111w tJ• work
morn'J:'i int'! wknrti;
C.1sa La>;11n.1 l\lolcl Call
L.llran ·l(~I l'J'Jll
\11\lf>S W.intNI Sn· Drll
Lloyd San (.;ll'fnl'nte Inn.
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r11p w.1i.:"' partl I Ttll' I Oil
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Mi\IUS WANTt.:D
Uon (JUI XOlC Motel
2100 Newpon Bl. C M. --'.\11\N ll lo'.AC T U RI NG
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t·~hihli:.twcl I'll hl'l'kmg
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MECHA.HICAL
DESIGHER/DET A.ILER
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MECHA.MIC
MAIMTENA.NCi
Requires C! yrs training or exp 1n rn or1nr
technology. incl S t•a
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exp. dc.~1rahll'. This pos1·
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Send rcsuml' to Employ.
nwnt SupervLwr
LVH's 7.3 F/time
Nurses Aides
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llunlrngton Valley
Convalcsct>nt llo~p1tal
8382 Nl'wman /\ve
llunl. Bch 842·5551
assembly & components. to Ad 11740, Daily Pilot, refs. Apply 1n person, til 3723 U h St N 11 \\Ood cook s io\·e, nds 6--1--.-, d 1--BED, blue xlnl cond, $40. :\lust be able to interpret Bo-c 156<1 C06ta Mesa. 4pm, Mon·l''ri.. 1-·red. irl' • · 1 t.'ag e nus ~ 10.mt' &IO·Z389
92626 3131 Harbor Bl , C.M. work, make ofr. 979·6155 w/adlts. Cenci· J\h.C. I -------
prints & specs Need TYPIST .ot....Jiances 8010 yr. spayt•1I. i.hot:., trntl Trundle bed. nu mattress ~~n~~as~~~ 0~!;:. SALESPERSON Service Station Allen ::':'::•••••••••••••••••• ~ 833·3!1:!1i & CO\'Cr. $125 or bst ofr
Good & b r Fullume JObopponumty dant, cx.per'd. UJy & Needed full lime ~lu'ot ;:,\f-,\-t.~•. l'OOOL.fo;S, j! S.18 9958 wiages ene its. for s table. ma tu r e Eves. Full & p trme i\p I.it> J l·1·ur.111• w. rt'<'l'll flJ.:FRl<a·:R,\TOHS ---------
Apply a AMF. P&ll Div. · od l I ply Shell Slatron 17th & t1on1:1l ba1·ki.:round Sun WASHl::HS DHYERS Hlk. \\'.lute. Unusual decoral~rs 12' 2 6 1 8 I A v e n i d a person '" m ern re 91 • ' Rl'"ond1lrnns Repr<>' & "'6 01 1-'> s.ic 21101 •. 1•ct1'on~1 c'Our·h. SeJJ or i.torc Prefer expr rn Irvine.NB. la i\na/Tu-.t 1n .ir.-.1 ' .,.. " ~ u Arropucrto. San Ju:.1n TV •. d Salary commcn~u i ate• t"ri,'l D<1mal:e. Guart Del --trade $295 496·5988 Capistrano. Equal Op camera.'! s "'ra ios. Service Stalion Alt<'n <e1Yr!.rrrOranaeCo. t•ot.LIE l't'l'S. ,\KC,r---·--·-----Plrase send resume lo . w /c\pc111·nt·1· <'.ill .. 1 1 1 !'>II •1 h Sor & L t pon. Emplyr. Ad lf740. Dally Prlol, nm <1.~nl~. (~l ~~~·rd. H.1~ ~· .. u.:,,'l.'t7 btwn l<l ll A\l 111 DUNLAP'S normJ '')l''" >t:.111 . a J l' "air a ovcsea •
1560 Costa Mesa CA Carl•y (he\ r on. h(M ~ i! :i l'~l llHS Newport Bl. CM & Wh1ll', ~i., lo ~UO t·u:;t. made St25. Br set, PRESSMA.M ---------•I 360 F /time . Good 9'.!626 · · Coast Hwy . Lag u n J ('ALL 5-l8-nso 9tiJ-R~ll drc:.:.er m:itch mirror.
lk'ach Wi\l Tfo:l(I W1\ITH1';~:-; ;::--y O 5 t•hc·stofdraw~rs,desk& N11r:.111" ·• I I I l FOR BEST DE ... L rTtt to ou 8 4 1·hr. nrtcstnd. Com11l1•tc .. Salespe~oft Heeded rlt'l'ul'• or pv i·oun rv "" •• ••• •• •• •• • • • • • • ..... • • .,. 'ct SI··~. New 10 Spd bike, RH's 4l74 •-SEWERS t•l uti .• 111ral'11v1" ma111n·. ONNEWMAYTAGS c..•
Benefits. Mr. Druhe,
644·7955. ~ For Lr ~hl1ng r'1xture 1 , 1 1 lll'iHly lor 1-;.i..,h•1'. '.till iri bo.v. '"'". 64·1·'·193. (STAl''1"CllG NUHSJ•:) 1• E XI "-'h L· S1 n i.:le n eed It". ,., :-. 111 ~·11!•' "' 11•11•• 1" 11Lll(L'L:.s·J\PPLIA NC'E~ I ·' ·' '"'"' .. /lime ves .. nt pay ., owroom a:.x p e r l'ln••c•'l'alltill)'1llli~?ti7 L ,_., " -~ Grav k:ll1lr11 w .hutr1 LVM'•S44 N o Pressures. Unrted helpful. u11t not nee. penenced operators lnr 'u' lll~UBakcrSt CM Mulc.1:1110~ ti:l:l:?:?ti~ Wt1 nt~d Priv. party
l l'IUVATl•:UlJTY) Maintenance,768·1272. Woodlli;h11n g 1-~ixture I.ill y'~ c lothing \1 w 1···, s I ·. NII& ~>'l1i1«;12 !1794734 w.ints houseful or Curn.
C .,.,.,1 s L' M St Hwncni of Califnrnra .'11 11 ~,~ .... · 0 .• a.:.. . t Vr olil 1t·mal1· J.Jh n11\. .. bd AIDES$35 REALESTATE !~\:,~";;. <'c~rn~~ oi Los Olivos lnuustn<JJ <.M 1 1 & 1' 1 1 01 '11'FH<:1' IMM..\G£DflOT ~iJny"'tl 0tw<11 .. n1·,·trn11. h~o~~ng~~~~ ~e 1 ~~
lf'HIVl\Tl·:UtJTV) S ... 'ES ... SSOCl ... TES ""ar l\rthur & M111n 1 Park, Corner ;\'lain & ~hop t•\p , Hd.., pl1o;1,t• l'OINT :-.al1• 330A W. llkr,kub ~111 :!11111 --• C h C l156PM (/lJi\LIFIEll NURSES 'IJ.._h "bl "r ~·:IOOI. Oyer .SantaAna C~ar.l~t·.,lhilrOfc <7M i Warnt•r nrllarhor,Sanla pnt•(-u as · a · ·
M1\IU: YOl 'H l'IIO!Cf-;: r g ly v1s1 e. com orta· --------:>l!.1 OJ:ol /\na 97!1 ~1:!1 C~K·k1·r Sp.11111•1 , rw1111•r,•1! !.ltiO_l<1._~----~--
WL•, ".' L:L'O f'l'IVl\TE ble office, CdM Gutid SAf .L',S Saw·annMach.Oprs ' """·le I •1 .,1·• ·1·11 ••oot.I G Sol 8055 ,. ·•r-c.. ' k 1 . .-"' ··~ WJ1trt'"' fo'()()ll <'•><·k1at1... • . 1 full s1. •• .., • .' ." .. cwoqe e l)u ,·y & ST ,\L'L' paring nno\alrvepco R tt cu 1F 1 Evpcrcn '"'' """r0 C Cu r•"~rt u 1l' . ome75"7'7''
rn:UF.F' 'llJRS F:S ;LL pie. Highest C'Ommrss1on ope~~~~t; ~~~~ll~~all) A;~~. ~O.'Jr.M~a Appl~ .ifl .(pm1)1S1~~ .. lllu1· mrc;owavc oven & full -.7. - -·_..::, .. ·············u·········· . Spilt Up to 100~,,, for top Bc\•l. 10721~1 · •• II r"" 0 ,·en ... •rot1~.-"omt>0 fum'it·-8050 ~BLIC A CTIOM DAYSIJOURSDEPTS • knownfmanc1alconcern '" -·•• _,,
producers. D ll for con p r bl 1. Shippi,... Dept stovl'. S150. 963·4~0 art ••••••••••••••••••••••• MANY FINE ITEMS OF 110 S 1' r TA I. S I "i fr dent1al rntcr"1cw Sam ro ila e "'permanent .. .., ' ""STAT"' JEWELRY "',.. \IE' I"' • l lh Fem le So shop nv· W ... ITR"SSES 6PM I 0 r een h1°h ba c k .... ... • t>H.\NGr.,O CO •.• Sum~y 6737601 pos1t1ons open o e a me ,, "' s;; ... ... 1 OBJECTS AN ST """ ' . h Y b t II I XI t ~h 01r·tu.c I h111h h"~k A lT · · ONCE TO REGI ER. rr IC t person· our per • u wi rarn n Hosteues/O ver 21 ELF.CTR IC DllYEll, lrkc.> 'h 0 .,.,, I 0 u, TlQUES. FINE FURN , W~; WILi. MAIL YOUR Real ~tateS3les ab1htres can earn you co benerrts Call Sam 12 Gull"er·., 11e..,l<iur;rnl new Fri~idaire, SIOU c air wcec., recover ETC. PllONE FOR IN·
Wt-:EKL Y P .\ YCH ECK ROA.0 RUHHER $20,000 or more for th\• noon. S45·6103 lnlnrVf'•wrno ;\!on thru 7""'' lll-lfl ~ft t>PM 1111{ I i.35 OK SI 00 for L'() & 8 ROCH URE LESCOULIE f1 r..l bl > r Supervisor & 1 ~ ' "' L' "" u ----holh' i\l~o. t chrr,mc.> & ,. • REALTY STOCKROOM/Assist hurs l>l'twn a f11m1 r.x - -1 1 h 645 2200 Nunes Re«jistry Is e~pandrn" to General managem('nl pos1t1ons Some knowledu1• of boat pt•ricnrt'fl onlv full tr me ReCrrgeralor. 16 \'U fl. glas., c cl1 '",i:, iiz 1' $40 -·--------M.-di al S · " open Call for appl. (714 > ,.. Lunrh & dinner'. fro:stfree, gold. freexcr u n d 1 1:1 C' (~r 1 n i; :\lovrnft Sale: Picnic ta·
tst Cho1~e o~~!•:ro· ~:.~ ~~~:: ~e~~~~ fo~ 768-TIGl ~~aE:sr~a:t~~Y 7~ 1Sl82 Mal· Arthur lrvint' :::~~nl cond $150 .1~~ S20 Phnnc G4~ Ol38 IJle, ~a rd vac, paint,
fess1onal nurse&leading c omm. Call (7 14 ) SALES, Sat /Sun & wtday E.Alton,SanlaAna l~~~~~~~~~~I---------"--SAVE! MARCH SALE. misc '!ems. Satf Sun 9·S,
hos pitals 20 yrs or !i!J.7000. relief. Mature woman WAREHOUSE W;ishcr$75.0ryerS60.205 New&usedfum.appl's. 316 flower Sl. CM. ethical se~v1ce to th~·---REAl---E-S_T_A_TI ___ w/u les exper. Fine Technicians-Radio Con STOCK BOY Pearl. Balboa Island. misc Wilson's Bargain,_645-__ 3360 _______ _ nur~ing & hl:alth care jewel r y . 673·4734 , trolw/knowledgcoffun· F\illtime. s.ioohr Call 673-9547 Nook.(2 Stores). 545 &Lamps, clothes, books. prorei.-.100~. Locally Licens ed broker s & to JOam 5pm. damentals. RF ex per H & ---------814 W; 19th, CM. 642·7930 handbags. misc. Sat,
owned & OJX•rated by a salesmen &-your own -· helpful. Xlnl conds & ror a!IPL . t~n ti.JO KELVIN/\ TOR Heavy du· &548·3262 April
4
• S:JO am lo noon. dt,od1r:1tcd & "Xpcr'cl boss. Full t't11nmiss1ons ---------•(benefits. M1llcolt Corp .. ....!1 OO/\M.!}(i;lt.7o2 ___ t v wa s her & dryer
' ~ 17649 San Simeon, Ftn staff 1Jlana\a1l.C;.illfor 11ppl sc•MSTRESS 541.:nss. WELDER (cl.ec.).Mml cond.$300. **IBUY•• VI W1• :ire 1101 n chain or I. aw re n c e H c J 11 > '-ft ,.__________ <i-0945 afl 6PM. y.
fra111"111~l' from 0111 of i52 5511 Newport Beuch Clothin~1· Sailh11:1t m11nul'11t•t urer Good used Furniture & S
town •I•' ,ii 1 n ..: 1 n t hC' --------• Store Has An Qj>\.•n1n J! TELEPHONE n·qwrc:. cxpr c1 lll•li arc Will buy old rerrig. appl's. Appllanci•s Olt I will · nl/Sdun. Furn, .sport &
""r1i•r,·il l.itu1r 1r1.1rk"t RECEn'/TYPIST f''or A StMmstrc:.s 1-:x w t'1 rl c r APP I Y a I work 1ng or nol, a lsu sell or SELL Cnr You. 0
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.... ~ " ' 1· k '-' hi 1931 1 6 ERS UCTIO"'-' P 1ances, too s, pots, etc. :t.'>I llOSi>l'l'i\l. HD for rtent~1I r11111pmenl pcr'd In lo'rne Men'8 & INSTALLERS ·.r1c• son • :•r .., · :-nup meta 75·5258 MAST A " All al disc•ount pra·ces. 1 w 11 t · Al Dcl•rl'/\vc SJnla Ana. Lo 8 6 & 833 9625 " "'t-:WI"< >HT 111-:M'H eas1n~ ~1·0 1 rJin Wonwn :; lt•rat1ons. -G:i., stove. like new. con 64-6 _ _:___ 20121 McKinley Ln. H.B.
l'Jrk l.1d11 \lt'lh1 al llldi: Oranl'(c Cn ".•rporl area 1'11·••'<C l'11ntal'l MAINJAJHERS W n 1n 1• o n !' c d e d for t1nuous cleaning oven,
c:rounol Ftnor !lam Spm Call Liodo. T111lor!.hop Manager hou:.t•cl!·ar11nf!!!Crvirc. ropn••rtonc. SH 8735 afl 1'1ame stitl'h sofa & lov· Sat 9/12 Furn , Antiq,
N th1'1 -to•ms.t i'5255JI 644-5070 r t'Scat . Gam e scL, "41ckcr & wrought iron
' or h .' .> · • ------·---------1 SPLICERS Rabble's Ra9 Mop i;_ --------matrhin" colfe4! tnhlt':;, 1115 Somerset Ln NB :-.out l 0 ""2 !l!l:.., RECICA'TIO ... IST 548 0757 "'
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K.'ri ~500 f.xL 279
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with al least t yr, 1•xp 1n
prrn!lron optrrs lo JOm
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lrvint-lndust 'l t'ark <.:all
Mr ttrown. 55tl lmJO
OPTICS TRAIMU
""'"' " • ____ ,New G E n erng. \\'hit<'. wall unit, sofa lJhlt·' To si,oo SEAMSTRESS !'lull 1111 craft colegorit's ----ICl' maker. IS.S t'U . rt. Pd lamp-;. naug sol.I. i.:1.,,~ \loving Sale! Gaffers Sat·
pro J[ re•.,~•' eo n n ' m .ii "tro1"hl Aero Mo rin... W'llh outside planL or i•cn YA.RO MAH ~.,,.. II ~AOO 979 7799 top dml•tlr, cul \ld\f•l lll•r i.:as range, beaul nu
ho,prt.11 1.Cfrr., t'~l't'I' ~ 1 ~ ' lral office exJl('r lll)?h Younie m,1n wlshini: to "'''""• se -ro • . · chair. Kng or Qn Ml<' l'llllt'h, nite s tands, hdbrd
t1onJI' ful ur t> for ------1 snlanes. goo<l benefits, e~lahl 1 l>h h1mst•H in MayfOCJWOshet-$45 bdrm M'l. mnttn .... ~,·~. clre:s<,er w/bevelcd m1r.
\CrSJlll1'. t.1kc ( h1t1 jll'. Sc<-retl AtJvt-rl~mg long Lerm :issiRnments i.: r o" 111 J! <'.Jr t• <' r S48·:;:J60 g la ~s & wuocl co ff ct• ror, nwple end tbls, dsk,
mature pt•rSt.m Mrn •t yr~ WOMEN-MEN For lmmcd1Jlc lltrc Ml'rh.in1t·ill k11owlcclg1· ---------t ab 1 es /\ r. L t N \Jl1·t <'hr. pictures, tools,
nfc r-cper r<'q d <.:all Do vou hkc \'Hrlctv. <:all · hl•nt'fu·r.i( /\ppl~. Hl51 Mavtag Wshr $55 Liz £\Z<.:i':LL.fo:.NT CON h'l·hld 10·4. 2467 Sanla
!l.:i2 1511. mCl'lln~ people. hr.Ch Pl.1n·nt1J, C \I rcfni: lr1r combo, $160 01 l'ION $.">I 47fi0 /\n_a._c_·~-~------
t'amrniu.. nice j>\."<llJlt• tu Sat only fi75·4 t2't W" OI REC'l"NI. Sofa, llO" l'tfo.c Yard Sale. April 3rd, H.ece1Jlron1st with nwdrc•.11
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U. ll &tG· 3903 work "rlh., ,.·or more in · Merchandis• Auction 80 IS l.ovi·~t·a1 . n<·ut rn l 5'I · Ill 2. 2S<l J::. 15th, Cos La
fo riall s 12 5977 for ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• coflt•t! lahli• l\ntirp•<' M1~a. 2-t h our 1 eco rde d Antiques 8005 h --------RF.STAUHANT Maturi· ~'lai.:e 3848 Campus Dr ••••••••••••••••••••••• irchw(. ,u1i olst roi•ker Dirt mlrcyclrs, antqs. old
stable sdult.!> needt•d Cnr ------546-4741 •PUBLIC* &ollom.ui, rui.t All xlnt .:um;, watches & misc.
full & p1t1mr poiutions ut S('l'rt'tary. mature for (Across 1-"rom Wonderland •FURNITURE• "°"d ssi .o1s25 1"11 Sut. 5582 Castle Dr.,
Naugles Ori VC' Thru ~l'llt ht· ad N at1C?nul Orange Co. /\r rport) Of Ant1·ques•. * ..a.ucr1ou * Ouuhly kmJ! <;7, rlark brwn 11.U. fJL0 4. Clean. frit•nrtl y ol· Stock Brokera1ote farm F.qualOppor. l';m1,loyer ~ " recliner $iS. Or;1ni:1• -.---.-----
nlOllµhcrc. Fast muvmii ~o mc life '"" c xpcr H UG I': warehou s t• •DealersWelcome• vcJvctchrS3." ~·nimons TVs. antiques, beds,
&challenging helpful but not n ee. ---------cramrnl'cl wrth river :mo •Small Estatea• wht l'a opy :ritJ /lot mal· eou~h. washer & dryer, 21401 8 ookh I •rn Cht•ne 644·91JJ music boxes. n i<'kclo n /\prrl 2nd & 3rd. 2800 1729Br~khu~l':'v'ly ' ----dcon pianos, cln·us or •Consl91tments• tress$9S.&lllOH:l? l-1oridn,ll.B.960-2U3. l>l'oelnnit 10 lt>orn trade
Mnnur 1l n11 pl1ct ion. to
JOln i:rowinR firm ln
lrvinr lndill>l'I Park. C11ll 1--•R•E•T-A-IL--•1 Mr. Brown, 556-8200. Secretaries TELEPHONE s: ans . w a 11 t• Io<' k s, •Stock tlguidotlon Kmg sz box sµrrr1~ & rn<1l· M~sa Verde Garage S3le, SALES .:rantlbthcr c lucks, Friday7:30PM tres s , S 1mmo r!s 3042 Ceylon Rd, C.M.
fasclnatin>; untiqurs. Nrw & used Bedroom Beautyrest $100. &H Rtl67 Snt/Sun 9 s, M 7.7383 Tired or your a vcrug<' Ov('r SI ,OOO,ooo Worth d h ORu1-;n DESK
Order Dc11k position.
o pco to t•nthus ia-;t1r
fK'r"oMlity for rapully
cxp;intlrn$l Car~I Mfgr
l'rer previous cxper
Plea~ant atmosphere &
!IUrroundrngs Apply In
(IC'11101l 111430 Pac1f1c SL
,..ountam Valley . ------
PAct<AGERS
Female. S2 50 IJ)I' hr to
i;tart. Menl raises. 1537
Monrovia Ave, Newport
Beach. 548-5125.
CLERKS
UTOTEM
Con•Miette• Marir•h
Positions opc'n 2nd & 3rd
sh1f\s in San Clemente &
l.aRuna Beach Other
areas hnve open1112s
also. No exper rcq'd
Apply al any ol our
stores
2!i88 Ncwport Blvd.
Costa Mesa 642 7702
3148C...-Drin
S4M741
CACMU Prom
Orange Co. AJrport)
Equal Oppor Employer
run of the m ill pho ne Amcriran lnlr rn:nion;1l ~el s, ressers. c csls, Queen ~izc Water bed, Moving Sale. Dln rm tbl, 4
Johs? Gnllen es·, lfl02 T Kc·ttrr urmmres, night stand. framu & spread inclt..1 . ch-·unusual ... "". Coffe"' hcal1boa rds, mirrors . S1 "' ..,.,.,, " CALt.USNOWI' 111g !'>t., lrv1nl· T1•l t·hest beds, bunk beds, 00. lbl Sofa.Ukenew.Men'i.
75'1 1777 01>c-n Wl•rl thru r &44·1211 •-w11m.~n·s clo' .. lng & Work 6 h rs a day
reprt!senlinA a nnt1onally
known product to res•
dents 1n So. Calif. &
Arizona . We provide
pleasant surroundini:s &
a relaxed atmosphert.'.
dcsks. baby cribs. so as. ---------• ... .. .,, Sal !IAM<o 4_1'_M_._Vrs_•t_! rhalrs, occasion al Queen mall set . sso 00111es of misc. 64()!.2809.
chairs. borikshclves, Game lbl W/4 chairs 1824 r on. Taggart, N.8.
roc:kt'rs. reclrne~s. e<>ffce PJ(). Exercise bike s..15 Sat Sun 205 Pearl Balboa ~ t>nd tablQS. magazine Modul o r dci;k $1 25 'islani. washer' dryer ,
rarks , phonograph, RedwoocJ planler.s hed frames stereo
lomps, pictures. TVs s1 00·'2 oo. Blk velvet drape rods lawn chrs <bl;iek 1wh1t~ & colorl. kingspread$40.960-1709 1 amP 1 'c arpet•
tnblM & ch111t!';. washers. ......... •-I mber t bl ' rl'friiterators , stoves, Couch, Green & blue plaid """"ca~. u 1 • a1 e
JONATHAN'S
Vf.Ll.OWTAG
SUPERSALt;
20"'~ lo 40' ~, off
on Furniture.
Cry:1tal. Silver. Chinn
HURRY IN TODAY'
"223Jst St. Nwpt Bch
ln Cann1:ry V1ll11ge Ironer linen, 6 fl. custom made icas range. P ate g asa
PLUS Loh fNI from 81Uar&. Xlnl wlndowa, TV/ stands, o ce S'IS.2451 misc. CALTtC'll Pasndena.~a 91125
Equal Opp Jo~mplyr m /f
1tm1tED PaSOM Painte~ for Adult Apt wkhlllcJ to •-pl••ftt ~-i-•1y Complell. Exper nee. ""T' ~ '"'"'
Call Mr. Tanner, 540-1375 Mc.-by wortdn9 Im Aubt. to Ole. Manager
Our p:ly structure is one
or the best In the hus1-
ooss. We have a guaran
teed base.3alary in addi
lion to a liberal bonus &
comm\ssion-You can't
loM!!
.. sled Factory
Showroom open t o
public. Buy direct &
Mitc.n.c..ous frCHll -=========-1--------A Small lbtat. Sal/SuD 9 4. Corntt Coun·
C1 62 pe D'AY try Club Dr " Short St.. Toys, lawnmowers. .,.. r Upper BAI. Penin. MECHANIC Front end & h Nfail ....._ SeMt ,.... In mAnut. corp. N'ew
brakes: Min 3 yrs exp. PA"TS MAN. marine ex· .,. to • Ad #740, modern plant lo Jl.8 .
St.art$1200 645·2380. p.•r, bul not necessary. Oailv Pllot, lo• 1560, nrea nced1 dynamic
2431 W. Const Hwy. N.B. ~~Met.a, 92626 ~r1on upor'd In 111
MECHANIC WANTED Part·llme position ror girl r---------i ph1ie1 of ofc work.
Must be ccrlillt•d. ltay over 18• must Uke work· RH'S lri. VH'a r1eue app\y In person
Carey Chevron. 004 S. lnit w/chUdrcn, 11omc ex· f'/Ume 4i P/Umo 1-a & Sc ..... c_,.
Coast Hwy· Lag. 8 C'h. .....r In arta "crona. GlrlA "l 5412 McFadden Ave ,.... .,. 1.
MEDIC.AL SECRET ARY Club ot the Harbor Area. Udo Convalescent CU' Huntington Beach Ex~'d for plastic aur· 1..;...646-_rul_l _____ -t lSS.SSuper1orAvo 714/lfMUI
800ll In Newport Center. Newport lkl1cb 641-TIMI~~~~~~~~~
MU!& be xlnt In modJcal Doo'tdroptbeballl Get a Claullled ada nil
termloology, tnnacri b-Job with a low·cost Daily Have tometbln1 you wa~ bqlums a mall It~ or
to&. bookkHpina • bill· Pilot Ctuslfled Ad . to sell? Clu.sllled ada do any ltero. Ju al cal Ing. CaU ~-Pbona~ It well. M2'58'11. MUe71.
aave! 642..z712 2 S h ifts avnilablel---------
8·30-2 :30 & 3:30·9:30 five
days a week.
Contact Renee Rossi
llJ..1095 ,_.,.,..._., lnt.nlew
TIMM.IF!
UIRAllU. IHC. ..... °"°'" ~,.,.
Telephone Soll~a
SoftSelL Call 631-0680 108m·2p m.
PUIUC AUCTION
MANY ITl'~MS OF FINE
ESTATE JF.WELRV,
ART OB.I F.CTS, AN
TlQUES. fo'lNE FURN ..
ETC. PHONE FOR IN·
FO. & BROCH URE.
MS--2200
Victorian Anliq's. Marble
top mahoa. lable. china
buffet, brau Nol'l cash
rqla, 'lHJ.i\Ul CIUVed dbl
bl!d. Otber misc. ltema.
rvtP')'tll2·11161
vacuums. etc. f\Jmiture. Jewelry, Ap..
DOMTMISSOUT Thal's ALl.youpny pll.Ancca, building
We honor BofA. Most~r fora materials. allverware C h arao, CAS H & :lOtlnyad <8>.ctc. Cn1hlrr's Chacks. NO In th£1
Pl::ltSONAL CHECKS
Pl~EASE. Food avi.ila·
blc on the premises.
ltcm1 subJ<'ct to presnlo.
SS SAVE AT SS •
M.UTRS AUCTION
2075 ....... If. CM
Cal 1714f1U-'625
• l714164M6H
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
00 IT !COWi
Must Move. many ltema.
From mlac to.furn.
3M NMsau Rd, C.M.
Nri11hborbood ulo Sat
II.JO. No p..-aaJea. 2.332
1':1den Ave, C.M.
Cara1e Eatate Sale
Sal/Sun ui.•1101az:~ta, Fountain VlJ ar et
"Ward.
I
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h.ets. aouMlsuaa..o... 1010 MMlkal IMh.W... Motorimc1111res tt4o TNllen, r,..et t110 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.ts 1013 111111~ tOlO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ••••••••••••••••••••
Radio Contro l Mode SWIMMING POOL ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ;~l;•••••••••••••··~· Uted Moped, UOO mlla. Trvl Trlr. Full)' SC. 4 Wlieet Drf•n 9550 Trw
plaoe. & boat.,, 8e1Un SACRJFICE Conn MiA_..()..Matlc elec. New 14' IAll•""blo, (Om· 1350. ~ S-. .. A1miftt ••u·~·••••••• .. -• .... •••••••
DAILY PILOT
9HOT,_b
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everythinc cheap. Som Leading Mfgr & dis . ~rean. excellent condl· plde,W·lOHP,Cap.nc. -.1.lM lod.Uhnewf7S.7* lf74TOYOTA ~Uffd.. 875-3662 o tribuw ~ ~ above t.ion.S6Cl0, P.P.532-12St MO.lm·Zl!SlorU2.Q77 AUWl'REA.M 212' Trautt. l.AMDCIUISIR 197 'es Fl>rd Van.~ Runa
• ground swimnuug pools OYatiottWtw loah.Poww 9040 MoMf'Cwdn/ F'or •ale or Trade late •X4. Hardtop w /only 'l:.TOH aood, gd 11rc1, body,
E11i. Oak Buffet $.225 le fl over from 1976 4!13-7S39 ....................... Scoot.n 9150 Model Econ<> car $3,000. Zl .038 miles. Very deMn! C om P e r s Pe c 1 l'Vff,_?6811843
Marble top washsurn see as 0 n · .,, Pr 1 c e · Cllti11lc 'M Chn1 Craft ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9CM79S (870LPH). Automatic, radio. h p p 63-,-rd-.,-.-00--P-/_U_
wJt1le baclung $19S. afte uaraoteed inst a Ila lion Glbsoo aerousuc Gwtur Super Sport 18'. V ·8 m 4 3:50 Kawuaki, olf Saht ftrfc"'-S4 I 50 ~ l' 0 m P er :. h ' I · 1 0 1 ' '
3:30pm call 968·9946 & lerms. Call <Anaheim > wtbll-ln pickup, Um1ted w/400 hrs. 8nstol c:ond. bwy, Good Condition & Serf Jee.Parts MIRACLI MAZDA <1Dl0729>. MUST S 'LL good en&. 146$. Hvy dty
533·32 4 0 Co lle-'!t "Blue Ridge " mode l. Blue bo ok $3900-ofr. $@/beat751-8034 ACCffMlri41 9400 21$0H bo Bl d C M thaweekat 83lll61or~8796
GARACESALJ!:S/S 10 5 Days/eves Xlnl cond. W/cage ssso. 8'7~308() (10-4) ·4~5700 . . OHLY $4500 '76 j'ord F 100 cu,tom
Ref rig, elec stove, k1 WA...._.TED or best offer. ~10 199 Y-.maha 12:5 Best of. VW ENGlN ES MAR9UIS TOYOTA Cilb, AM /FM ster 8 lrk,
utensils. some tool.i., ..,. fer. All Ol' part..s! Off USED· REBUILT Tn11tka 9560 MISSION VIEJO clean. xtras. 536-8125.
clothes, beer lites, d is TOP CAS ll DOLLAR DRUM SET. Good cood. SfttlHGSPICIAL Hw,..7S1-80:W Der8ugl)'ShopSJO.aMO .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 831•2110,.9 .,1210 sander. UHF Marin PAID f'OR Y O U R MW1t sell 1mmed. Only Mttc:Cruiacr.Rangerl8' '7S Ch L AM/FM ~ -"72Chev.Luv,goodcond. radlo, boat lH'Cesi.on cs, JEWELRY, WA'l't:HES . '60. 64U322 Tn·hull w/t.rlr. Perfect um Yaha 500. Super cnini Over"'°· new l•ct pan_, evy UV. Best orrer . 7H·S228. 960-3616 ""'"'11 G""ha wk family boat. Sensi'bly eondiU-"""'mi. for 'Tl Porsche 91-t. S.00. stereo, et c. Gd cond. 1973 CHEVY Priva•-;i:arty . . . """ .,.. ' AHT OBJECTS, GOLD, Alto saxoni..nne Ilk" n"w ..... ,,__ n....-• _._ ...,,..00 833 °""4 '""' 9838 "" H.8 •'"" ... ~ pnf*iatSS895. Sl.050 64S-3S49 ~en.,...979-6155 ..,, · -ooi ,U'hJ· B.CAMIMO ---..... ..-----
• s.11. ~ E Fl S 1-: K V IC lo;. case and extras. Sac: Newport Lelsure Boat5 AMtos for s... '7 'eti '\ I Aut'omat1c. pwr steer ·74 GMC ~T. S/8, 6 cyl
Sat 9-5. Desk, Low Boy, 1"·1l'~UEL''-'to.·~5H.2200N. & AN· Sl.25/olr.642·0354 2210NwptBlvd,NB KAWASAK1900 4 cvyC.LOTn.135-0V-8 lo ln".111rcond.,vlnyl top& l>tick, shell. mags, s urf board, import ~. '4 ""'~.,.. Call671t.8290 Excelleotcondlhon. ••••••••••••••••••••••• m1 , A ./ • a l whee . " AM/FM tu"", Xlnt cond. Quality Clarinet .r •-"--s/ C us t om ca b, R a d io, AM /FM radio. (Jll927X). rv ~l~~rru!~a·~ar;t~~f.~~~ LUGGAGE TAGS Xlnt cood$75. NextloCrabCooker Sl.~ . 64$-2579 -~ca 9520 lleutcr, P /S, P/B. Auto Saleftric~d-$3650 ~!~~~~~':,;~.0 New
204 W. Yale Looµ, Irv me from your business c;ird Call 548·5360 '75 Honda CB 3801'. 1.1194 •••••••••••••••••••••• • trans. Top Cat Campe r MIRACLE MA'ZDA
(Woodbridge) 55J.ll680 Send one card for eat•h ~Violin '49-26' c, in Cruis er. miles. Im maculate. S78&. 'M A. Porsche. Classic. shell, A·l Cond. 646·204J 2150 Harbor Blvd., C.M. '76 SRS Toyoto PU, 6,000
lug plus one i.purc We $7S auto pilot, bltn. buit tank Pbooe979-7578 Xlnt rond, almo:-t new Clean ,72 GMC 1,1 To n 645-5700 mi, xtras, top shape. Spring Caragl! Sulc Furn
clothes, misc A1m l 2nd,
10am -4pm 3384 2
AJcaiar, Dana Pmnl
return pe rm a n e ntly 642.3379 & much more. Gd cond . ..,6 Kawasaki •OOCC. 1500 int. ,Call art 6.30pm, Plckup.$4250. $3500.631·0853
seale<l attractive t.t.: & SJ,000.557-9:>99 mi, fairings, scoot boot. 67~5317all daywknll:,. CallG75·4911 UVi O Internat1onul 197SFORDFIOO ~trap, meellng a irline xtr ~oos La o~h •Pl ... STRIPl ... G• Travelall :J9l Vll, auto, I U rcqwr,fmcnls. Pre · Offlc. Funlitwe & 1976 6HP Evlnrude OB ~-l~ .. • g "" n ...., '7U Dubun PU. w camper p s. p /B. very clean. Automatic. pwr. stet!rlng
ESTATE SALE
MUST SELL i\LL TlllS WEEK~ND ! ll t•n
dredon, Jlcrllai:e Furn,
Draperies, bcd!>prcac..I,
TV's, Clothing, pacturl''>.
antiques. m uch m on•'
Sat/Sun 9 5. 217 lnl> A\lc,
CdM.
vent lo:.~ & thcfl ! P'or a Equipment 8085 motor , less than 10 hrs. Freehand $25 up 548-7387 :.hell. Good cond, Sl295 Many xlra:,. Must sell ! & low miles. (~18052). On
Pt'rl>Onuhzed tag e ndose ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lake new. $300. 675·2709 1970 Honda Mini Tntil 50. ,57 Corvette XI t cond. D11y 646 ·3443. aft 5, Wlll sac. 494 Ol!lll sale this week for ~ a.llpu,P•',~ • .f J bra c or Oiazit blueprinter-new. 3 ANGLERS BOATS Xlnt. $175. Honda 305 $:)!f00. Pvt. Pty. n 962 1850 .68 Dodge Van. 225 cu in 6. OHL Y $3995
Da) {,lo i>aper & we drarting tables-used engineS50.SS:M047 830-4005 '57 Ford 'h ton Good run. paneling, c pts. 8 trk, MIRACLE MAZDA wall ba<'k & lnm )Our Etc. 557.l826aftS. ' JSSSNewport Bl, CM 2l..50Harbor Olvd , C.M. tai.:s. Ur try t'A o c:.irds '77 Angler V24, hardtop, '74 CZ 250, many xtras, llecr.atiOftal cond S350 After 6pm Sl500 554.5259 aCl 6PM.
back to IJac·k Steel Case Desk & Secy HS gul, gas ta nk, twn must see. Ridden few Vehicle. 9530 Sh.•\e 646·4578 540-2860 days. 645-5700
l'Rlt:ES. chair, good cond $89 50 Volvo $14 ,950 llmesS600. 962-6359 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Autos, M•w 9800 Autos, H•w 9800 Autos, Hew 9800
$2 l'a or :i S> Call 631-2777, 631·2570 ·77 Angler V24 • cutty · llonda 1972 SL70 dJrt bike. '7 4 l n t e r n a t 1 o n a I ••••• •••• • • •••••••••••• •••••• ••• •• • ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Sta~ SltiOca. ---Volvo 255, 115 gal gas
Blac k Mediterranean
cou c h & c hair ,
hum1d1f1er. s ingle bed,
mlsc c he:>ls & desk,,
bike, plus household
items. 1760 Iowa. CM
557-6116. Sat.
Sat/Sun 4·2 & 4·3. tllfil
Sterhng Ave. JU.I. lieach
&Talbert Blvd.
ti 9tai:s$150c.i ,\dJ u s tab le draftin g lankSll.500 Xlnt cond.. $250. firm. Harvestor, 3 • T . Camper
10ormor<>Sl10ca ooard table w/1ns tr u· '7 7 Angl e r V 2 1 , 673-64.29 Spec.w/lO~~·self cont'd
Sales T;ix lnt'ludt•d ments. Flne cond $195. Bownder, t70 Volvo, 50 1900 Susuki TIS 2SO, $215. 3 El Dorado camper. Ap
NOl'AIW" 893-6460 aft. 7pm or galgas tank$6.SOO prox16,000m1's.Loaded . rail trailer, $300. Must • $6995 Draw your own or send wknds A Sleek-Craft 23 Cruiser. 540-899S see •0 apprcc.
name, •. 11lcJn•M,, phone & bar, stereo, 330 hp Jet. Of. or· ofr. Ph Days (714 ) Exec. OHice Closed 496 5781 E ves afl 4 ~e'll make onu ca rd per Desks, cabinet, chain., fer 3 Rail Cycle T r ailer, 492 0728 • •
tag. Add 25· .:ac:h. sofas. tables, lamps. 1800 , Call 645·6015 heavy dty. pads for box · ·
Send check or monl'Y or-Sandi _ _, setUJI. $250. ~63ll. DUNE BUGG y · Dart or dt•r to ewuuu. 42' FtB Chris Craft S /F, ---''---------
PILOT PRINTING Newport Deb 642·9324 F /G. twn dsl $89,500 '72 Honda 500/4. Fairing, Sand. :a• ra ce duel port
JO' St h Sed ROF bags. tuned ex hst. VW, on Chenoelh frame. P 0 . Box 1560 Pets 8087 ep ens an · Cstm F'c·aturcs + hvy
8060 Col>l:.i l\le~a . Ca. 92626 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CB·Clean, 225 hp $7.500 Mlrcyl l rlr 2 rail. decked dt t 1 U d ~ 25' Broadwater, Ply & w /storage bx. Call eves. Y cs m Ira a er. Sl' <I •••••••••••••••••••••••
It's run lo hoard your
horse at Ta lly llo i''arms.
Pipe cor rals S75 l111 x
s t alls w /i.h av1 n i.:i.
$90-$100. W e fl·ed &
clean English & Wl·~tt·rn
r iding ll's1on:-. J72h:!
Newhope, F'. V. 979 9-17~>
......... TTRESSES-Dbl Yellow head Par~ot f'/G, t50hps.5,500 540•4684. times. $2200/lisl Ofr . *"""' * w /ca~e & Coc kat1el -n· TroJan T /S. 188 hp, 768·1667
S1ni.:le St'l!> $.1\l so 556·2719 depth sounder $6,SOO 1976 HONDA 550-K , Back _Fi_be_r_g_la_s_s-st-.-1e-i.:_a_l.-V-W_,
FuJl Size ~14.50 p· & 0 8090 Anderson's Yal'hts rest, rack, e ngine guard. dune b11ogy, Good cond.
li.ll,J Mor1r .. , Fo lr"y .!':'::: ••••• ~~••••••• 610 Edgewater , Balboa good condition, $1350. $700. f17:n. Call after 5
833 b .t I 1 St. SA. Call 646 9000 1974 HONDA 450. Runs ~1 51>36 flELOSWarehousesale ___ _· ___ well$600/bstoffrS40-7J62 pm,546-9774
400 Pi a nos /Orga ns. Boak Sail 9060
REG 'D . A ppy. Wt'll
trained, gre11t tcen;i.:crh
horst'. Wt!l>l satl1llt• &
lack avl. 6\.1 50'J2 & kel'll
WATERBEDS
<iHANDOPENING
f''rom $119 Ill l'omµictc
A411J lll'<t\t'n 554.7590
12.SIO Wc,,tm1n~ll'r, SA
new /used. Spa u e t ~. •••••;•••••••••••••••••
try'i:, __ _
Grands, Players Going s E A s p R A y 1 5 •
out for bu:,u~css. Rent be Cata mara n. "Tuned "
opt. Ka wai. Ste inway. factory de mo mdl w/new
Baldwin, Chicker ing, sails. Colors available.
Ya m a h a, K !mba l l , S1595 w1trlr. Sa\c $300. Wrltzr (7 14)63H·2770. Call Doug836 6890
W W d 121172 Brookhursl, GG -----Jewefry 8070 oven 00 S Ericson 35, full race. ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Mini Blinds 1-•H_A_M_M_O-...._.-D--erua :,e. P<'rrect l'ond .
WANTED W1w11lt•n Shulll'rs & Pull ..,. SJS,000 847 6038 ___ _
TOP C,\Sll IJOl.L\11
P AID F O Tl YOl"H
JF:WELllY. WATCllES
1\RT OBJ El~rs. <i lll.IJ,
S ILV Elt SE H Vlt"E.
1-'I N E F UHN & AN
TlQUES 645 2200
Geltini:: :\la r rll·lf'
R1ngs·llr1dcs hct &
Grooms l>:.i nd Nevl'r
usl'<i. Paid $:120 \\Ill st'll
for $175.
~lfiJ •lli2!1
Bland' L1; to HO'• off r <' ORGANS 26' FOLKBOAT t,111 'I \m lo 5 PM ooll V h ... h 11 b t I
PUBLIC AUCTION
MANY IT l·:;\IS OF FINI-:
ESTATE .JEWEL llY.
AHT OUJ1':<..:TS. AN
Tll)Ul':S, FINE FUrtN ..
r;T('. l'llONt-: FOH I N·
l"O & BH OC llU RE.
1:.1r1 22UO
C0~1 rLETE LINE arm~ l'u U • r1s o •Nt:W&US~D• roo d w /m oor1n g. U u~· with Conf1de nn· &Ui O.t~
fro m th e •Ol d e i.I
Autho ri zed Hammond
U.•;ilcr in Oranl!e C.:oun
ty Wl' will nol be know
ltllo{ly under~old 1 '
FH Et; OH GAN CLASS
Mon e v e, evc r yon11
welc<Jme
26'PURSOM
"Comm a nder ". F'ull
KL-el Slooµ. (71ol)639 5724
or 49-1 7021 ---
r'or "nlc. Coronado 23,
i;1xx.I <:ond $i500
!>15·7017 NEWl'OHT llC'll T J<:NNIS
('I.LI II J.1 n11t1·'1 M em UY•stock 8075 h1·r,h1p-. t>ll 1Jo5o
STOP IN . o n CALI.
•••JUST .ARRIVED•
K.A W .Al Pl.ANOS DEMO SPECIAL •...•................•.
'70 Triumph Bonneville.
New eng, trans, tank,
seal, brks, whls. e tc. Sac,
must sell leaving coun·
try.675-8443
4WhfttDriYH 9550 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'76 Ford F250, 4x4, PS.
PB, air cond, s ha rp
$0050. 492-4001, 498·0070
Must sell. 73 SL 125 on-off m Bronco 4x4, headers,
road Honda. Fast bike. dirt tires, lats, 302, V8.
coil ignition. layed down $2500. 642·3758
rear shocks . Lo m1
$300 bst ofr. 673·6830
'71 Honda XR-75. Xlnt
rood., lights. $275.
J99·1186
73 Blazer Ch cyt'nn e
Pack41ge, beaut cond, lo
off 1'9ad m1, many xlras,
serious buye r ? 1' P
962 t\002
Motor Homes, '7:J Toyota Land Cru1<1t'r.
Sale/Rent 9160 i;ood cond $3375 Ue:.t
••••••••••••••••••••••• ofr.6469167
FOR RENT
1976 26 FT.
GMC MOTORHOME
Fully self contained .
Weekly & daily rentals.
C.ALL TOD.A Y!
979 .. 2500
'66 Jeep Wai:onel•r . rwl••b
work 5995
Ca 11002 !'>618
'76 Toyota La nd1·r:1r ilf~l<I
m1. mint cond. tu I 51!<!0
bcrsor aft 5
Reg. Morg.on m a l't'. hrukt• <:t1IT1\H S2S Sni.:I bed
lo r ide & dra v • ., lllk S25, I 'A tou i.:ht iron
parade Mori.:.111 l:Phl111i.: h;aro,t11ols $25. t:H5 3269,
Eng , W c :-. le r n < 7 I I J !>Iii 71.!1>1
11AM:,.1o~up~ \:-I
& PIANO C'f.:NT l',H
285<1 E. Coast II" y
Force 5, 14' ::.aalboat, full 25' OPEN ROAD, Full}
ran~ rigging $695 self~eont. Reserve now
for Easte r. 644·8385
'62 S<'oul Good t•ond. n~w
lire::., J :,pd, H1 Lo jlca n;
S8.50Jofr 495 6384
338·l0ll
MitaflGMOUs 8 080 •••••...•.•.....•...•..
Sewing m:.iC'h, blln hut
tonholc etc $95 \IJ 1 bh'
cockla1l tbl $11) Cr)'>tJ I
glas.~es r~o 1~>1;1
Corona dt•I M Jr lli•Juty .,aloa1 1·qu1pm1•nl fi+I nou
for ,,1 It• \1 or.ilc1----------1 Bo<l'oler::.. 645 7i>MJ ----
----Ha mmo nd , Lo wery, Vaht 'L.1tm Imports C.utbra nsen Organs & 01>Cna~1i.: around Apr. 11 K.iwa1 Pianos Fur Your
L1'10 Valla~,. :,.tall. N"' Pl Pnn• i·all t'41 9200
1\Ml'' Ml~IFISll 11
I:!' \lult1 color ed s;ial. ful
I~ r1i.:i.:t•d Spe cial
w1..-el..end price $479
A!'t'I F ALCOflT CPurrer)
1.211' Fa mily Day Sailer ,
IUlly n )!ged SIU~I
Motor Home Rental
llB/illl IJBBB
The 1977'1 wlll be rolling in next mot1th ond we're oventocbd
with brand new 1976 mode ls ... 10 we've ditcovnted every
brand new 1976 model to Mil NOWI Hurry in for beat Mlectlon
today and SAVEi
ACT NOW! LIMITED OFFER GOOD UNTIL AP,IL 30, r 977
CASH TO YOU! saoo
s400
Saving$ &
a New Fiat Too!
CASH BACK
FROM FIAT MOTOR CO.
TO YOU
Diel HUI FIAT WIU UTCll ITOI UY MEW 76 Fil H31 II STOCl
CHOOSE FROM ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST SELECTION
150 FIATS TO CHOOSE FROM
2 DRS.,~ DRS., WAGONS & CPES.
WHILE THEY LAST!
$ 4 00 CASH REBATE OR DISCOUNT
ON ANY NEW '76 FIAT 128 or X 1·9 IN STOCKI
BUY YOURS TODAY AND $A VE
SUPERB SERVICE DEPT: NICE SELECTION OF USED IMPORTS
DICK MILLER MOTORS aama
120 W. WARNER, SANTA ANA 557-2132
WE HAVE T.HE
BRAND NEW 1977
ONETIMl';ONJ ,Y 1'1'11\l.I~"' .Al lo t'hou"· lt.1mrnond Organ, modc:I
from fur )o•ir i.:amc rill \l 100.\ Xlnt condnton Reg S\70. home food tit• Al Amusement L'nd~·r $l.OOO 557 31~
h yd rator . $125 Grp GIJ'"· 1~31 Main St . ----· Purch~c 5-18 5253 _ t;G, 638 211>2 F o R SA L E P 1 .1 n u
4x8Slale lwd pool thl hlu,• ON·orator , <'t1ll•·<'t1on (,uJbran~on, xlnl t•ond
55i i25t. all tW)l
NEWPORT
LEISURE IOA TS
:r.!111 Nwpt 8 1\d, NH
;-.ext to Crab Cooker
t:all 675·8290
I 81/2 to 32'
1:-'ully self-contained
Reserve now for
Holiday & Wknds
RECENCY MOTOR
llOME RENTALS
925 N Harbor Blvd , S.A
••531 2503• *
'49 Chevy Step Van con·
\erted to M.H. Asking
S2200 Bst ofr. s.ig.934 l
19i6 Wmnabago Mini. 21',
"1~1( conl'd Sl75 (>er wk,
GLC 5 SPEED
HATCHBACK
felt. pc.•rfrrl 1·1Jtul S:lm ~111rl·Ol11w gnltl .trl ob
Phon<' 495 OK II Jl'l'h l'h.indl'11t•r c andle
4 TV's. 3 (•nlor. 1 hlk wht
All need rl'11a11 51110 I
holckr'. t'lt· ol11l'r IBM
l\ J.lt' 1447 IH,1.1
Pl \:'\O Yumahu Walnut
;.pinct. Pen cond $995
Phi.Ill 11>19
LIDO M. TltAILEH
XTRAS. XLNT CON D
5 15 tl79t
500 Ire~ ma. &Hl 0010.
·10 Dodge Surfa1de Mini
Mil 54.000 m 1. Cou
lJ1ncrl, $3800. Aft 5.
1!+1 ~1!78
sterro,.w H Il k & t11rn1 .• S4·.1r, 1.,i,., 111"·' what<'. ~·T l'!1-i;w \Y Antu1u•· ~t Vt•n1urt· :.n. hn~tol cond.
ble,2:;pkt!I. $7;l 1:7 Vorel ~ •.• lllk >i \lll}I :.ola, 1~1J111I paan11. rc'~1·wood rull 1<1<"<' Y.1th all oµlaun!>
Custom. run~ J.:Ol~I. ~JllO s:?!>ll ,;;,;: :111,!11 • , .1w ;\lrn 1n.: mu.,t wll plu' more. t1 ;.11h•r incl .. :!R-;-U 1 f 11 d
1 GMC e a r ·1 t1·r1•u i>.'>f.llJ :'4~l 2.'•ll $-t"JO 64.>0245 645 :13R9 le .mer, u Y eqp AM /F M Ml'~ ~:1., 111\I'\~: 1·"·"' <"uunlr) ~' " " · for -.ale In top :.hape,
66l·OIGI anvtam•· < hth '1•·ml"'' .hap ~ l pns.:ht Gct 1•on1t c;re.it Columhrn <!11 MK II Rill't• 67H!.56!J_' ______ _
1,. I 10 .0 11r J l't ll'l' J.11 .JllO s:n:. & ITUl:.t' l'(jUlp w ·moor· Q1w•n Road 20 root. Low 2 Tickel!i for lh1• do~m.: ~ktl.1)' s;,7 ~.no, t'"'t 211 1n.: ,at Npt Sl0,500 Call ,_ night of "Chnru~ t.11w" llumh I rump. 1 ~1."lll .,., 11.,.,3 low m1lcaRe Must sell
S c-w;.... M ochi-· 8093 _<211.IJ 1""""" Sel/conla1ned 848 8123 UD. A pr 3. ~lit p ,1 '.1111.1h.1 •:,\I \ ,1511 ~ .. , ,....~ ------· ·
536-2829 Ii 111 t n; ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cal 20 '64 Good Cond 20· Lazy Daze, xlnt cond, -::--Bo ---I 1'17h \nl1·r ,,,w rn,1ch Loaded. $3500 f 11 · d . 20 Y' Hurrv . .::•! <:trl 11.111"11 r ll.11t111 .• 1 ...,.." &. I y. ,.,1 ,-,ih Mu't ,1,11 s.r.5 675 3704 u y equappe , cruise
bike. $20 cu Hl•t 1., 111 '" ''''"~"·~ 1,,, •• 1 "'"d 1 ,,.,11"' ,,.,, l!l7 :!!ti 1 ,ift 5 __ ------cnlrl. $8950. 492·2485
TopShd r ~IMl 'M>' "·. I 1 ·'' , • r1 · NAPLES Sabot No . 212. Troilen, Tra•el 9170 --, • ~ ~fMJ Goods 8094 new m ast. rudder, llller, Ra lf10 l nnt 1 ol \I utl• I \ll._1 l.11.1• ""' I" IOI!'··••••••••••••••••••••• & ,ail S175 67.1 9262
plane' & 111 .. 11 •I 1 1lin "• It 1 .. iii m tmn, t l'l lllL (",\Ht.t; C:u,lom , . ---
ever} lhini.: ll11 ·'I• :-. .. "" ,,. '1 ''° pl.1111' lo f 11 h 11 lb HORI E w trailer new
never 11.'c~"·' "~··' '" 111' •' 11111\t <t•ll I •'I :i.1 . .1< u \/ ·~~~' 1'99' 3.il~"' trJmµ rudder'\ R~r:.igc c.~f.t,~One1\ ~ · .,., • 645-2200 '" •"· ,., I'S ~tor<'<l $1 100 farm 0 }"1
--. :! I J 5 !I J · fl 6 2 1 3 Hp 0 111. l-.J\\,1 .11.1 ''' I l'.1n1•I .Sp.1n"h E,, 1Wknds 7148402184 mlrrro,., hak•·. 11," 1 .tm 11,,. ,h.,irnl "1,.,.11 s.i;, • · SI.rte lop /\pl i.1ze Pool
mtrcro-. .. t11k<' 111111.11111 1'111(1·'"'""·" la"n Thl.S250 loats,Sllps/
inits. l111m1wr ., .... 1 1 hi 111u1A1·1. u r111111wr 1 front 549·2544 Docks 9070
gold m1111•of..,111lllorlth1 throw $1111 -..11 .. 1m1•r TV.Radio, •••••••••••••••••••••••
crafthm.111. i. .. 1t111·1 1u11b 11u11k S2t ""'' mot•> Hifi St~o 8098 SllftWAHTED
hdwan '. rn111•h """' I ·'I! 1·ro,~ lnkt' s1:. I Strp •••••• ; ••••••••••••••••
Heh. 11!H\IOll 1111 11111•1· ladcll•r $3, ,l\or;11lo (;t-;rnlur TV.23"console.
lions 1·ru ... h1•1t k1111: ''"' 'clvt>t w.ilnut cahin(•t ne<'fh
Whlt1•:1 ('o1nm.4't1·1 :, :;;:1·~~;1i':~i·uct l'.'U l'h work ~-,o.orrer. 5S2 R0<!8
W<· :ire looking for• slip
In Newport Harbor for
our 41 rt. i.ailboat. Bout is
in Bnstol Cond1ti1m , a nd
will not re ltuire any
do<'kllidc work, nor will
there be any hvc aboard.
Plca!lc r oll non Jackson
a t 540· 7430 or 633·8895
metal ll<•lt·t•1111 . 1 111 lltt•
bst hkt' llt'W SJH'1 11111 lil.1.1
Garrell l\lt-1.11 1>i·t1 1·1111 . Mlscd lOM'041s
t:r11nd 1~ Studio TM 340
~l1•r1•0 tape deck with
C;(>SM 3.10 i<tereo m1kr &
othE'r accessories SHl5 or
bst ofr. 751 0040
xlnt conll. mak1• 11tr m1·1 Want.cl 8081
$125. Kyl-.. tii:J tll ;.!..'t ••••••• •• ••• ••• • • •• •••• aft.6 ---Hn. Yatley Spas SS$ CASH FOR 15" Col TV. Xlnt cond WANTED Slip or mooring
Manularlurt"d hy t;ctl\·11 trlioci lhl'll !u1n refrilZS $lSO/bt!toffcr (or 41 ' -'<c llc nbe rg
Sales • !162 O'JlioCI fr1r, ~ ~1111 ,.,5-16 0768 ~·1948 s a 1 lb oat. Imme d .
Tourmaline Mink Stole WANTfo:I> i\LllM INUM '°:!!,,;.& M:r-_548 __ ~_7· ______ 1
Lilte new. Cost S7:Ki, S.it· ,,,. , t•"1NS1 •• :;;.~•••••••••••••Boats.. StorGCje 9090 ~ 847-6319 In-pt r pouni .i <.o, scrnp ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ml.'tal. i'oµper. brass, loah, Moiftteftance/ S · S OLYMPIA T.,rpcwralrr, 5 ett• Gohl &!>1lver Senlce f020 Bo at l orage pac e
yr1. old, manua l $50 Ph1lhpt.SteclCo. ••••"'•••••••••••••••••• A va ilable. Newport
548-2712 131'8 W Anaheim SL SPRING CLEANING ~· $30 mo. 644-0510
l.0111t Bch. 213-432·«18 Have your hull cleaned & t ·rainaol"rMicM'I IUMHYHOP
T0Aui1he.1s
East.er Fashion Sale
Sat Apritand 10 2
Assistance Leaftue ol
Newport Beach
Thrift Shop
505 32nd Street.
Wrrntcd ll!iicd ext>rclse ready. Hogan & Son Div· ••••••• •••••••••••••
t'qwpme nt. Elec exercy-ing Service. Co mplete ~rs. S•/
d t• & rollers. Call Jean, Wlderwater yaeht main· leftt 9120
646-65lO art 6. t.enance. S31·S921
loah.McsiM' WANTF.D/J\ntq. 4 Poster Equipment 90JO Si.lper clean 1974 l
Moh(llZ or Walnut Bed. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ford S uper Camper Doubl e or larger. C 1 Ch 1 Special · lul~ loa ded! 873-8182 om .P et e r Y 1 er tOW Campwat Camper. SCRAU 'ETS manllolds for 318 c.u. VS. Many extras I A9' ni nrL Wonted On Consignment ; In cludes manifolds, $7500.C.11982·989t.
Antiques. old furn. gift rhera. e lbows . end -------.....---1 ANSWERS items. handmade items plate-evcrythlna for '12 VW Pop·t1P camper.
Expand-M(ltal for nt•w antiques/in· twin englnea wil h 430 Xlnl cond. Nc1(.rtb~l\
Libel -Tu t teraors s hop opening hou_rs. $225 totnl cost en1. S36QO, 644Hl3SS
RATTLE Arx April I .536-1780/894·9569. Call Dale al 49tl-1821 -, --------1 --- --. n vw Pop Tdl>_Gemper. Thelndlanlaoollhf'only WANT (',000 AUTO for Trailer for 14to16' boat. Xlnt con d. ""X'M /FM
01>t8 ... m.whoE AXaleebpehlwlt1hd• a $300. Call 842·9977 dt 16" wbcels. Sl~ or bes radJals, Mir' ml, $2500: -"-----'Y __ 1 _1 _"'·_, 5:30PM. olf er. 1145-5430 646-Q3l
.....•......•..•..••...
•74 Vacation lrlr. 23 '. Low
inilcs, A/C, awning, EZ
li ft hitch. e xtras . Sell
cont.a med.
!)79··1155 an. 4 30pm
7J D4T'SUH 610
• I -.................
45 MPG Hwy
36 MPG City
EQuipment includes
fold down rear seats
Aulomahc trarfs
avallable
(FA4TS508353)
l'\US TAX I llCEN!IE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
"
•
l
7• VWBUG
4 &peed, radtO.
heater. See 11
today. (499KPO) s2ass
'72 TOYOTA CELICA 2 DR.
4 speed. air condt· $1488 t1on1ng (141FEG)
'1• DATSUN PICKUP
With shell. $2988 Sharp!
(55095YJ
'77
RABBIT
"DIESEL"
IS HERE
TODAY
..
AMtot New HOO Aa.toi New HOO TnckJ 9560 Van1 t570 Autoi, Imported AMto,, l"'porhd • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• •••••••-•••• •••• •• •••• ••••••••••••• 9705 IMW 97 t 2 '66 Clwvy 1 ton i;tep van i:? Chev ~. ton Van. 350 Alfa Romto
'75 SCIROCCO
AM/FM stereo
radio, 8 track
(739MPS)
53799
TEST DRIVE IT TODAY
TO BELIEVE IT
' '
4 speed
radio. heater
All the goodies
1232C00l
53188
'70VWFAS
4 sc:>eed. radio. healer
Very Sharp $1688 Hard to ltnd
f843EAD)
71 c
350 V-8. auto. trans., $5188 atr cond . P sir ..
p. brks. p, wind ..
AM-FM stereo radio (421 DKJl
S~e our Brand Ne w
limit e d Edit ion
Chompoqne Model\.
~pecio l m e t alli c
Robbih with ve lour
interior.
ALSO
W hite o n
c u .. to m
Con n "fiible<>.
whd t•
8 u q
Windows •II around . ~udard. Ct.an, xlr1u •. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
hydrauhc door, S0,000 Must 11ee. $.l450. 496·70111 '74 Alla Spyder, Sil. blk
•ftll, on ~w 6 cyl e njffne. Dod C l.nt , Meii~. S 4pd, ·10 ml.
Good heater tire~ body fl! ge amperVan, "" sta•A Aa r v1nt Aond ' ' · $1400 644-9393 or '"" "" ... • " .. ' All a~~ ::i1~S, 7!>4-lt82afl 6PM $.'5875. (714)495-49:>:1
P>OO. ' • '71 Alfa CTV Cpe. Re.;en\· 9570 69 Ford Van, new I recondauonec'-Kool.II
••••••••••••••••••••••• transmls!>IOO. front e'!d, Jic $3700. 642·9226 0 ; ..aft V WI d eng, air, 8 lrk, AM /I'M !Jti.2840'7 71 oo-e 8, n ow radio. faxed for camping, . -·-...----
Van, P /S, A/C, new tart!s, stove. sin.It, lee box, bed. Rare Alta co~verUble.
lo ail. clean. S2750or best For salc·or trade for late 100~ restored; Bst oCr.
offer. 492·3426 model Econo cur. $2795. 7521400days 673·8117 ~n~ .
I~ !Oii" l tfA tOUlfVA.00 • JJI•
714/990·1900 •21l/694.J9~'
------Audi 9707
'76 DODGE •••••••••••••••••••••••
8200 Surfer Van, Low
miles , Loaded. all
custom int. and ext. Mu!>t
See ( l E60679 >
$7999
'72 AUDI I OOLS
4 Door. ;\ulomatac. air
l. o n d . & s l e r e o .
!C»lMUKl
SADDLEBACK
VAUEY IMPORTS
831 -2040 495.4949
74 Fox 4dr. A M /FM
sten..'O. 34.000 m. Ver'j
cln $3400 /bsl orr.
675-6548 ------•74 Audi lOOLS. xlnt, low
rni, AM /FM, 4spd, $3600.
496-8228
SADDLEBACK
BMW
HEllMOW!
THl630CSI
IMWRESAUS
CLASSIC BMWs
1973 3.0Cs-4 speed with
sunroof. (967KLM>.
1973 2002Hi·Th!S one i:J
loaded! ! ! (238JTG >.
1974 CSA Coupe.One of a
kind! <~FU>.
BMW 2002.s 11
1972-Automutlc, air\..t
co ud . & A M /FM .
(l2lfTQ).
1973.4 speed+aunroof.
(!005).
1975·4 speed wilb sun· roof. (907M1'~G l.
1975-Automauc. (OlM).
BMW:>30is
1975-Au tomatlc, air
cond. &stereo. (062Nlt').
1976-4 speed. (611RDG)
SADDLEIACIC
VALLEY IMPORTS
831-2040 495-4949
CREVIER
'61 Ford Econohne. new
eng. & paint. Custom in·
terior. $900 or trade for
HD motorcycle. 645-9777 &' sr 6 HOADWAY
-------I SAHfA AHA
835·3171
'72FORDVAH
New paint. new ltres.
$3750. 646·9743. A.M .
646·~
'74 Ford Surfer. V8. Auto,
cpl, paneled, stereo,
Mags, low mi.. & xlras.
Origownr. $4995. 957·0261
9712 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'75 IMW2002
Auto . Air Cond.,
AM l''M stereo, radials &
more! "Very nice cond1·
lion thruout! ONLY
$5995 !! (103NLD)
Crevwr BMW • 835·3171
(SA)
'70 Ford Super Van Bub-.70 BMW 2002 Priced re·
ble Top Camper. Fact. --------1 duced lo sell. 1 Own. Jm. bit. Xlnt co7nd .. See to ap· .1"..a.....S W__._.,. 9590 645 8 86 AUTU unTS'U mat· Body, pa mt an tr &
pree. · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• mech. 830·7027
'74 Dodge \'un. P /S P /8 WE Wltl BUY
1HE ULlrMATt'. OllllYINO MACfflNli.
•USED IMW't*
'743.0CSA S/R 746LWB
'75 S30iA llKWT
'691600 4Spd ZXX866
'74 2002 4spd 181LWB
'75200'.! 4spd 764NJM
Closed On Sunday•
ORANGE COUNTY'S
OLDEST
& AM/FM, tape. CB, high YOUR DATSUN '76 BMW 530i
back seats, surfer inl. PAID FOR OR NOT ..tspd. sunroof, air, PS. al· Sales·Service-Leaslni:
new paint. mags, flares TOP DOLLAR loy whis, AM·l'~M str, Pin Roy Carver.Inc.
'
&scoop. 38.000m. Sharp' FORTOPC ... RS slnpes and much mon·! RoUskoyce BMW
$4,300. Call Greg &12·9006 "' A beautiful white w ith IS40Jamboree or~·4987 BARWICK DATSUN navy mtenor! In excep Newport Beach 640-6444
San Juan Capistrano ltonul condition. ONLY Autoa,Hew 9800 831 1375 ,.93 3375 l9'J95 (602P!Ul> Crevier 1971 Bavana 2800, 4 dr,
••••••••••••••••••••••• --·-,. • BMW83S·3171 <SA> loaded . 62 ,000 mi.
C "'SH FOR C ... RS' 54950 'offer. 673·6336 or "' "'. • The fastest draw in the &l2·9666 Top S Dollar $paid for West. .. a Daily Pilot --------<~ran used cars. trurk~ & Classified Ad. Phone Have something lo selr! C~rvetles. Ask for Paul &12 S67R. Classified ads doll well. ONe1ll.
HOWARD Chevrolet Allto1, Hew
J.>ove&Qua1l Sts ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT BEACH
9100 Autos, New HOO
' VOLUME $ALES MEAN GREAT DISCOUNTS AND $UPER $AVINGS.
WEPAYTOP DOLLAR
FOR TOP USED CARS
FOH£1tiN. OOM ESTIC
or CLASSICS
If your rar 111 extra clean
sec us first
l CENT
OVER
DEALER
INVOICE
610's
710's
YES le OVER
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
1977
810's
200 SX's
KING CABS
280Z
F10
8210
PICKUPS
INVOICE ON ALL REMAINING 1976's
BAUER BUICK
2!125 Harbor Blvd.
('05ta Mesa 979.2500
WE BUY
CUAHCARS
&TRUCKS
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
54/,..1200
TOP DOLLAR
PAID
IMMEDIATELY
FORA LL
FOREIGN CARS
CALL OR COME IN
TOSEEUS
NEWPORT IMPORTS
JIOO W. Csl Hwy, NB
642-9405
W~BUY
•USED CARS&
Air
Conditioning
· or your
NOW AVAILABLE LEASING ON NEW & USED CARS
TRUCKS•
Conie m or Call
fREF Appraisal
Grott. Chevrolet
18211 Beach Blvd.
lluntmgton Beach
847-6087. 549-3331
TOP
DOLLAR
PAID
Down Payment
(maximum $429)
or
USED CAR ''COIJPON'' SPECIALS
p••••••COIJPON 1•••••• .. •••••••00(JPC)N ••••••..-••••••COIJNN •••••••••••••• COtTPON ••••••1
: '71 DAT9Ull : '7• DAT9-: '72 DATSUll : '69 DAT9Ull I I I I I I
FOR CLEAN
~
l ti8J~ REACH Bl VO
tiUNTINGTON BEACt1
841 7781 S40·0441 I 610 •TA WAe I 61e aTA WAe I SIO •TA WAO I SIO aTA WAe I
I •,_.,.•It...,. -.--'--.. snMn I '..., __,.,. _,,.,..,, _., ~JICIO I • •,..,. '-...._ '"°" I •.,. .w ~ MMM ..-a. '17Act I IMPORT CARS i '3195 i •2595 i •1595 i· *1295 j _ALLMODELS
I I I I I WE ••••••• COIJPON •••••• ... ••••••COUPON ••••••..,•••••••COUPON •••••••••••••••COITPON••••••• .... EED I I I I I "" : '7• DATSUN : . '71 DATSUN I '7~ DATSUN I '70 DATSUN : CLEAN
I 710 28MT I ••• 2... ~ 12" .... I ••• ..... I USEDCARS
I ..... aiw ..... a.~ ... ~ I .... ,,,. ............. ,...J ......... .....,. .......... _.,. I A--·~-...... .,J'IMC I MOW
IOll~SO~ & so~ i •2495 i ·•1795 I •1795 i· '1095 I ~~~L-~":;;
t••••••COUPON ••••••i•••••••OOUPON•••••:--1-•••••• 001.JNN••••••t•••••••1()0IJNN•••-1 • LINCOLN·MERCURY
: '7• 260Z I '7• YW : '7• YW : '76 TOYOTA : 262~~tr~1~:s'ivo.
: : ..... •H I aTA WAe I ...... •ICK Ult I -------
1 ............ _,.,. -'-....... ..,._ I ' .. AllWM ....... '"llWC I .._ .... NIWM ........... 1ffllM I ....... ,..... ...... w ..... 11N7M I WE
! '4995 i '2295 i '3695 :.· 9 3295 ! :: . .. I USEOC:AR ·····-··-··--·---·-· ······--·······-~--.. ··············-··-··--··--·············· MOW
PRICES GOOD WITH COUPON ONLY-EX IR R TOP$PAID
CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE e ALL CARS PL E . CALL GORDON
..
COSf.AMISA
AMC.JHP
252.i HARBOR Bl,. VD
COSTA MESA
549.a023
CAR OUTLET c .... ,.,.c: ...
Pelcl Por Or Mot
3l45HARBOR BLVD.
(Harbor• Victoria)
OOSI'AMESA
642:.0653
.K:l5ail
when you buy any
NEW 1976
CAPRI
... and then we give you the
Factory Air Conditloning FREE
... or you can take the $429
credit for a down payment
(0.A.C.) Take your choice. Jt's
the greatest deal ~ver. ..
-SANTA
ANA .
LINCbLN
JIE~L~~ lill , '··-·
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DAIL y PILOT DJ l I• Friday. April 1. 1tn
IT'S FUN FOR EYERYONi AT •••
RED BLUE
"
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I SUPREME '.TOP 5788665 VALUE
LOADED WITH AIR C:OHDITIOHIHG • POWER SUEalHG _. POWER IRAKES • AM-FM STEREO ;.
TILT WHEEL • VINYL TOP • RALL YE SPORT W-HEELS .. PIH STR,,IHG • IODY SIDE MOLDINGS •
NOTHING TO BUY -JUST COME ~---
IN AND ENTER NOW! _)
. Contest lecifM April I st met Ends
At Moon on April 30th.
' • •
.
0 -LO G EVENT E 4L 0
BRA· EW 9 ~s
--
E •READY FOR DELIY RY • . . .
nes • White Ones • Blue Ones "' ~
: i.· . •
In fact most every model • color • opti~n is h~re now for. you to see and ~rive
OPE 72 SIR llHT ·HOURS
-
9:00 A.M. Friday TO 9:00 A.M. Monda
GMQUAUTY
SERVICE/PARTS
.. .,.
I
I
,· DJ2 OAll..Y PILOT Friday, Aprll 1. 1977 A.lto.t, ~ AufM. lmporled Aido.., Imported A.Alto1. lmporhd A.Altot. lmport.d ~~·.~~·.'!':~!'.~~ ...... .
Aul ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• •••••••··~··••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.•••••••••••••••••••••• Toyota 971>5
o5, lrnported Auto•, lrnporied Ji.utol, IMported 0-..... 9720 Oatwrt 9720 tCGrmllnn Ghia 9735 MGI 9744 'onche 9760 •••••••••••••••••••••·· _. ••••••••••••••••••••• .. •••••••-•••••••• .. •••••• ••••••••••••••••• ••••• ........................................ ., ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "74 C4ronA. t d.r. Du.rut
•, IMW '7 I 2 ,._ 9720 '7U &f 71 D4Y$UH ;,. J&Oi. Xint \'Of\d, •lr, Kann1mn Chia '70. 78.000 8 M-..at .aae. ur<ltn.-d J'ltW or11u.it1. 6 n1•w urea. nt.-w ""j. ••••••••••••••,•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••--••••••••-••••• 2I0%2+2 Ak/FM. m~gs . 1lc:w ml , $1600/or belt tw . .,3 PQRSCH!'.: 91A, hrks. 4·11pd, •11u:;
1r,. BMW 2002-Metalllc TOft IUYB DRIVE A Sdvt.'t l'Xlt·nor. 111r cond . Url'!I $4750 <IS.I 96118 K-16 m~t • 1 ., fOM q1\. ca, OrqECto ~921tS.
Ord blue W/blu& IQ• ~~ n~ tint IL. tut' Top •. .. h ~-~-9718 t<Vst S39$0 tau~. Call ------'--tenor It AMlfM 81.tf@<> ~a7poldi;fmMrts LITTLE... mll):S "' muC' ... muc 1973 D.ATSUH • ,_,_ !>'llM8.\!#or'1Sl-6522. 'T4 T~yotll Corolla 1600
cauette . (665PQN), COSTA.MESA . SAVE A LOT more! t~MMM ). 240% ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·•· °"'"i."'"~°""•·•"""''' 31.000mt'•· Many xtrai.
'7fifl0.Pvt.P\)'.17HIS1 OHLY 5'795 llspet'd Mile:..iri·ni:ht&. ··~ (,··"~' ~· R 9756 Xlftt cond. $2900 .
DATSU..._. SJIO'P & COMP,/\~' Uu:. l'Ur 1~ m ncdlenl '7 7 M t: H '~ I'' r 1• 1· Rois oyc• ~2119. 741MWIAYAJIA " • • 5yr/6UllOO ml l'Xl wurr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------Auto Aircund Mllt'DI 2MSHarborBlvd. IUWICI DAT 9'4 lt7J DATSUM ~lt1onl <891llGZ> wuh ,77 MGli purc11ue #l D lER IN U.S.A. •~r~ ~· radh•ll. Q:lltaJleu 5*"'10 SuJ1W1C•p1-U'1no Z41Z S*hfced-$4450 Cb f 27 ~::=::=;;;-~~ oruy ao.ooo m.&J•. "This D•t&Wl •12 lrftn Stn. Hl·U75 4t).U7' Oranae nteribr, mais. MIRACLE MUDA t..e:!tt1Puoyn:1.~ our JR IOY . be~ul car la like aew win. J\oO(ratk, apecl.al a1r cone.I. & low m ilts. 2~Hurbor Blvt.l,,C &t. ZHO .._... ll•d.. Parts Dept. OPonSat. . CAtVIR
thruoull Ha6 w &>. l\lceat Whls. $1&50. ~9&-401G Eltra deal\I (ZHHSW). 645-5700 Co.hi~ '45·5700 -ROUS·ltOYCE onywberul" ONLY -----OMLY $4695 -'i !) !\Hill R1.blr .Si.pd U40J•m...,_ ~!! (981lllP)Crev1er '73 240Z Super de.an, Fiat 9725 72 HXJ WJ.ion, n 1 \i A~I "'M, 11n111.11.· ~.J;,iJ ~e.•tll WHk·EMD
S&LOFF
'70Toyota BMW.f13S.Sl7l (S,\) 4:.~ld, Mag&. AM /1-'M, 5'ECIALS 1974 DATSUM ••••••••••••••••••••••• rad1ah.xln11.·umt ,.Jl,WU 1'\lplTlbt;.1.~1
-d I $4 600 I Of r 8 210 " l>oor I bl}l.'l.'d , . 1975 Fl ""T rru. SI .J.'>O :)57 71>~ . • ClOSEO SUNDAYS Cltroeft 9716 r a 1 a :.. ' · 260% "' 'i.J \H, ! l't-1 h·d n111d · •••••••••-•••••••u••• ~ .. asnor8!lli4'1:!!'> radio (O'JtlPK~~t Sil\er exterior. m.i.i:-. 124SPIDH Merce~s S.nz 9740 'll'llov. ~I.ii.:' ~11 .. ,u 01 1
73 SM, Mtlllarau1 cng. MOW $2795 :sltin-o. Jir l'onll. & c'tr.a ;>;ew lop, mag wheel:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• t0047J9or >li il\1.1
ut lknlll·Y. LllO •• ur Ulk
11\ t'r mu• oon. bl.1<.'k h111c:.
a nd Cont111u11tal \'8.
Chrom1:. pJu1l & intr on
•Y t:! mo:.. 11111 ~ ~llJ,504.l
.f I '1 fl I C K :\1 ,\ r-.
MOTOHS \213)795·:!551 or Jueully rnll Carloi. Carno~1~2~1y_
c~
Auto trana <1ir
11 b lll:lllOOVt:~"TREl':T low mile~ IWH8lil AM/FM stereo .tape & MBZRES•LES auto. •lr, pwr. w111duw~. <.:l11it~1hed acll> sc •I! Near Ma~rthur OMLY $5695 low miles. t620NJ A) "" 1!)74 MG B. Mu't :. .. 11' II " lua\ber , n ew M1t•h's .. 1h:ml>. ::o m.ill •ll~mt> or &J bo R .• u ...,.,,,... be l'I' am ree oaw • s-a-,ri--~ ~,.444 '"""'" or st ulh:r 30000 mi. lmmai:ulutc' any item Jul>t \•all IJ3.l300 COSTA MES.A Mi°:~Cl.._E._.~., .. A 51it!AlSL2to~~lTX775) !n9-446i,Kim $i950.913~156 0425618. ---------U """ """...., ·w~L·Auto (~J.'.i!lt
co nd111o nln o
Weo"ona sell·ofl
'>1>ec1al 1U3707)
i 9
.'72.J~y!>t~
Land Cruis«' "'
•
.,
DATS M 2l50HarborBlvd.,C.M.
Autos.Mew 910 Auto1, M'w 9100 Ji.ufo5, Mew 9800 284.S IIAROOH Ill.VO 645·5700 SAODLEBACK
••••••• ••• ••••••••••••• ••• •• ••• ••• •••••••••••• •••••••• • • • ••••••••• • •• 54o-64 I 0 540-0213 . VAUEY IMPORTS ••••••••• •• •••• •••••• • • Wogon
9746 Opel
1 • 1 • -----'72 fo)at 12-1 SJl(>lt Cpe 5 i-1 OPl';L MANTA Juto, , spd, AMii''M, rad11il11 831-2040 495-4949 AM F M. lo m1 , 'In~ Subaru 9762 !J cvl 4 wheel drive.
exceltenl cor,id1llon.
used c.v gu.irantee.
U-37291 Wo need
room 1or new models.
AT DOT DATSUN WE THINK 71 510 sl~ll1on Wdgon. Cr /Con l s 1 ~00 o r ? -----<·ond S56-~!J8 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Rill, rnaj!s !Op rack. Gd 5464922or>lb t>564 LeaH '71.iSuburu •
WE HAVE THE
LOWEST PRICE 1977
DATSUN IN CALIFORNIA!
rond S1200 t>l2 !.1731 -----'72 Opt'I Wllh Jll .'\1·" -.t: ---. . --00 L2A Sport Coupe, &ee & Mew-Used tire .... batlr)c . muflh.•r HEW su.ARU
•7.1 Datsun ZbOZ, de11nest drive to bi?lieve, best ofr OVER I 00 shoc:ks Lo n11les Gn:;it * $28 4 7 *
ont• 1r1 town. •I ~pd, must over Sl.SO. 673-0701 MERCED~S mp~ $1250 or lwi.l offc1 sell. ti7!)·811-l!J IO ~ ;J(J()I St·r 1!1:n3H41
---Honda 9727 OM DISPLA y • Mew & Used
'75 284> z Luw ml. All ••••••••••••••••••••••• U-~-f I ~ '700pel c:T
xtr.1:. Sil\1.-r Mui>l sell B d..,. ,77 ~ O m S Nl·w motor. paint l 01 .1 4X4 WAGONS
1rnnwd ti45 1107 ran ,.....ew AU'fllOHIZ :[) kuul S/·150 4% 5!tKll
Ho .... DA Cars MERcEoi:;.~ DEALER --MEW •11 • ·75 UaL"un 280 Z. Clean " 6862 M<inch,•:.ter, Porsche 9750
low m1h:i;, AM /FM tape, MANY .fiuen;i I' ark •••••••••••••••••••••••· WAGOM"
'3395"--_ ..
•73 Toyota
Corona ·
IU-37421
'1995
'73 Toyota
Corona CfM.
4 soeet' IU-3609).
Btua Book $2230 5269 7oo FULL PRICE
nu radials . A I <.:. To Choose from! 523-7250 * $3777 *
S6:loo b~t 11fr. C;i ll Ontl\eSant;i An;i Fwy. PORSCHE 924S 641.17022 alt 6prn UNIVERSITY Radio. T.glas:.. radial
Oldsmobile 1975 MBZ 280 Championship l::ditiun tires.
SEDAN. One <1wner car GOOD SELECTION Hondo Ccrs • GMC HURRY•.1.1. S1:r, (70SW51·
80USJl)&HEW
No~ '1899 '73 D_ahun ___ __
610 WOCJOft
-lt77-IU10 S/11'• l?Wt,& 111451 r .. c.a ..... ..._ .... lo_ U91"4 No--· .. ....,.,.,-.. 112.to --s.-i.M.ANIO•,._c.. ......... _.._
• 19i6 Oat sun ti \0, X Int
cone.I., Arn fm. air, 8
tra<'k. radial:., S3500.
1-'lrm 644·57~
Trucks with l>lereo. pwr. win-
d ow:. & a ir con d . Wh·11-They Last• 2850 Harbor 8 1\'d. ic •
71 5, km 383CA0 $777
73GL(oupe 79M $1677
4 sof'ed. air
cond111on1ng. stereo
ta p & I U-3649).
WQekend Sale · Costu Mes<1 5-!0·9640 SPOTLE~· l53SMV1). BILL YATES SADDLEBJi.CK
VALLEY IMPORTS VW.PORSCHE s1995 ·77 280Z. Evl'ry option
Ra c 1.ng g rn . g old JCICJUOf' 9730 LOOK AT THESE USED "BLUE DOT SPECIALS"
'75 DATSUN PICl.llf' ._.. ..... ~ ........
t'°'t.t1'\tk IOJ't•l
'2699 ~
'73 DITSUN 240Z
,...,,,,.~ ... ~
,,,~llll!M 10»11
'3995 :=.::';
73 DATSUN Pfattr -----· !"001''1 fM... 10 .. JJ '1999 -. ... . "' ..... .
7J DATSUN 1ZOO
7Z DA TSUM 2AeZ cw ,,.,,,,
p.e •03••1
74DATSUN110
831·2040 495.4949 S;in Juan Ca1m.trJnO
837-4800 493-4511
stnpn g TJn ant. Beaut. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MU!>t sell. $7500. Phooc
9GIH>ll2 . '74 J.AG XJl2
---1 lOm m1, AM·1''M Klrk
Borwick's Special stereo . AC . cardµ! ownet 680M~T
197 6 Datwn 280%
4 s peed . a ir eond ,
195<! M BZ JOOS Classic ----
Cuupc One ol only 86 pro-'7 6 911 S T .ARGJi.
durcd that year! Will Blatk on Black, Alloy:.,
trade for right c;ir-mu:.t 5spd , i-t erco am m1
see to :ipprec1ale! Pn (~HlAA)
pty 5111 7~ ONLY $16.600
-
. '-+.J.
AM FM & rear window loo~crs. (331NQR ). '68 2SOS. Im mac. comp I
OMLY $5995 car tustory w 1receipt:. ,., '"''"''H 111.-.. t1o um• /\M/f''M . AC, S.'>500. Pvl We ha.ve many new '77 z~ 1 '"'....:~.:.'...~"' ~ _ pty. l714l f\48,8706 to choose from ------• DRIVE A LITTlE-·n J,\~; XJ 6, A~l /l'M 8 ~erct'<ies 71 . 2SO Sedan,
S.AVEALOTI!! frk · t,lM~'!11• ~:oo. air, pwr, /\~1 /f'M, mint
BARWICK DATSUM ~ftl\.'>_.1 _ t·ond. Dir maint'd. $5000
San Ju:in Caimaranu tii J.i~uar XI\!:.: Hd~lr, firm 979..:.0900 Mr. YS?bra
"p.\(EWo00 .
S ~BAIU ~'\ ""tRM,_9.~
Sii S So. S"-t
Ull11U·0141 171 41521·7111
Toyota 9765 ...•...........•.•.....
'77 V2
CORONAs
·'73 Toyota
Chinook
Can.per
4 !:Peqd stereo.
IU·3705) Blue Book
s 4 t 95 Sales Price
•]695 ---'68 Toyota Corona
CU-37061. Prt ce
special s995
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
lill• I n (• l t.4 141 I\\\
HUMllMG.tON llAt. t>i
831·1375 493-3375 '<Int l'Ond, $.)RO() '72iH3b4 MB '61190SL
1 , t 1 , , 1 _ __ ---dft til'M RAHE. Xlnl c11111I . ~ . I --$580\1 i;:ll! !1348
HAVE JUST
ARRIVED Triumph 9767
~"!.~~·r.:.": ....... !!~. ~"!.~~·.~:.": ....... !!.~~ ~"!:'::.~:.": ....... !!~~ ~.°.~·.~:.": ....... !~~~ ~~·.~:.": ....... !!~~ 63 . :!l!IS. n1:" ly pamtl'(f,
.................•..•..
1974 TRIUMPH
TR6
I
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AMIASSADOll
•of "-'"·radio •'-'"'"·
-· \-"'Q· •Ir COftd , Yl.,yl top. wl!llt •price! ILOC, •PHK)
2000
4 cyl, •u-tk. redio • ,_..,,
loot! t qood. rum s trono I I Ser.
0 AfCM814'171
'1826
THE SMILING VIKING SAYS •••
-ON ALL NEW
1976 CAPRISll
STATION WAOOH ¥4. ~le.,..., ......... .... '""'"'9 • 11r.-... •1r '"·"""'reek IL.le •FtWl
·1~116
'74 PLYMOUTH
DUSTIR
• cvl • ••'4\ ttdlo & ,_,,., v1nvt
IOI> 0.-. DI e kind et !~•t Pro<l l
tLo<. OJf..CUYI
•1886
1974 MAVlllCK
v .. ·~•It. •adlo • iw.i.r.
...,.. ''""•'-1• ••' cona , '"""' iop. pric.ct rlOfll' f Se<.
4K'1Fl14'6tl • 986
1971 MUSTANG
MACH I '""**' vt. ~·ic. •lldlo. ,_...,, I'.$.. , 9 , Air wncti.
tlof1lnO. ~ ~ ur. f Llc.
M71"li4)
USE IT TOWARDS
YOUR DOWN
PAYIEllT OR
PUT IT Ill YOUR
BACK POCKET!!!!
'~~ ~ ~-B rL ..
NEW -..... -~~
1977 BOBCAT ·
•3776 '
•199 Dli $105!.!
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O''Cf •t11C.IV01nig •••· ttc , & ""-'IK• c,,....-911\ An-n~I 0itrc~~ '191 ,.,. IJ ,,,
-.
run~ good. lk:.1 ofr over
$:!.01111 lor qu1 1:k :,;ilc
Ii 11 1 1:1.1-3285
I tt6 Porsche 912 NEW COLORS!
With air cond. & :.tereo HEW INTERIORS! ,\ dt•an 1·ar "1th l\M •f':\I
& lht· rn1les ure n ght
13316111 'i3 MB 450SLC. 1mmat•
c·ond. fully l'QUlppcd.
must !>ell ti75 lm-1!1
t~1:-;u:-.i. I S.AME LOW PRICE
MINT CONDITION CHOICE OF 2DR
BILL YATES 4DR + WJi.GONS
Sale Priced-S4 I 50
MIRACLE MAZDA
2150 Harbor Hh d , C.M.
645-5700 'i2 MB 350SI. Cla~,,1t·
llds lr, both tops. n1.·w
tire!>. lo m1. mu~t :.ell
675-1184!1
VW·PORSCHE BUY OR LEASE
• 1975 MB 230•
Topaz/Br au . Am/FM
sunroof. low m1. $9!150
Xlnt cond 497 3020
'72280S~L. 4.5. Xlnl Cone!
S&'iOO or hst ofl 6-l4 7540
or 673 o:l7<!
'75 28llC. Lt him'. l:.?,IHHI
mi l,c1;idcd X Int co ml
$13.UOO pvt ply
Call 645·6il2S
San .Juan Cap1:.trano
837·4800493-4511
'75911-S
5spd. <11r, elel'lric sun-
roof. HN·aro sc~1l:>, turho
"h1.·cl ltu,.~ Alarm. i"
far tor} alto~"' C.'> :11,
rad1.il:.. ,,tt:ll~ '·'"~elk.
;ill anodo1.ecJ trim. and
m n n· ' n I. " c K O N
l:H.,\('I\ and \llNT' 1\
-.pl't·t .11·u1Jr rar 111r Lill.'
tlrH r I rnlllJllll ~ hUYl'I
Hu) or ,ICil!>C 1!'1XIN.J1\)
C r c\1e r UMW •
835·317HSA I lllereedes 220 SE, xlnl --------
mech'I cond. Fine body & '65 356C. 90% restored,
paint. Lo eng mi's. Lots best offer over $45-00.
of xtras. ~st orr over 494·21.30 S3000 551·~. -----·--------'72 Por11che 911T Cpte,
MB '58 )JKISL. Classic AC. mugs, 4 spd, xlnt
beauty, x lnt cond. cond,675-8849
MARQUIS TOYOTA
MISSION VIEJO
831-2880 495·12l0
THE HO
HASSLE
DEALER .
BUY
OR
LEASE "
Bill MAXEY
TOYOTA
11111• '"'•'ti l tut 1 4 ' S\',\
... UNflNUTOH II • ._ ...
·74 Sp1lf1rc ('1111vcrt
Pun·ha"·u m •\\ 1/917:,
Onl! O~ n1•r Xlnl 1.·onll
S3llOll l'h ·1!J:Vi!J!l41
.............•...•...•.
'73 VOLKSW AGIN
SUPER 8EETU
4 spt>t·d. l:l tr;it·k ~lerco &
luw mile:.. 1313J ES>.
SJi.DDLEB.ACK
V Ji.UEY IM,OITS
831-2040 495-4949
iO VW Bug. great cond,
AM /FM radio. nu painl, &st orr. 752,5770
W hardtp. $5100 831·3737 .62 B SC-N ---1-1 ------• ew 1nl. re11 ---------• MEW•USED vw·s
OY~r 125
IMSTOCK
Hard to find
· models ·
'62 22os. 4 spd . .!>unrf trans. runs )!uod 970·1H!J
a /cond. R uns good . eve:.. Ai.kmg$U«)ll
$1000. Call 640 1635. ~Porsche !112
'73 MERCEDES, 280SE S4800
4.5. xlnl cond, $8,600. Call551 367!1
540.9503 -------1'70 !HIT, 40M . 5 spd,
MERCEDES
BENZ
Come and sec our laq:c
selecttons of M ercedc:-.
!km. Intermediate:.. We
are overstocked on Lease
returns ·and new cor
lradC·IOS
AM /FM . alloy.,. 111-.1
tuned, mmt,cond Bst ofr ,
956-5653
'57 Por'-.chr Spds ter
Cmpll y n •blt lhl ufl
over $5000. Call 557 2.5011.
'74 194 2.0 AMWM. Alt.
alloys, l owner. M111t
eood. 4~1·1473
'73 $8495 '70!Hl'f'r<1rl(;i,AM IFM.tl
Grn. less than :nm mi t rark. <1lh1y!», ~u1wr cond.
&l8KJA $6500. KJl·2623 nit ts
'74 $9488 '68 Targa w /'71 2 ~1'
llarvBgl'. LdS than 27m engine S1lver/hlk. Euro·
m1m9LIO pean \1tli (A B1•<1uly 1 )
'74 $9~415 ~Ph 661">917 <'H'"
Dark Red.Sunrf645KJ H '"'··.749l IST.ARGA ,
'74 59450 nl;1ck on lll;it'k Navv 11111 1., l'l'rrecl S52KJW /\lloys, 5spd, Air. !'\tc'rM
'75 $l0,597 (IS,')Sl.f':~: I
Dk Green, Lease or Buy SI t.999
Z43MXT
•75 $10,635
Lt Green, IA'a!le or Buy
095MPS
'76 $12.467
Paslr lBlul', 12,000mi
744NZD
LARGE SELECTfON or
ME RCEDES BENZ SL
Sportscars a nd FuU s 17.c
sedans. Call for o ur
clearance prices.
'71 91 IT
COROLLA SALE!
1976TOYOTA
COROLLA SEDAM
Automatic. uir cond ..
r adio & low mileage. Im
m aeulate th r uoul '
(617PDJ 1. Thi., week
OMLY $3395 ~!,~
7600 Wettmlnater Blvd. 1976 TOYOTA Westminster 993.7551 COROLLA ---SPORT COUPE ti4 VW New eng . gd. tire~
5 speed, radio & heater. S550. 5<10·4300 days,
On I v 4 ti O O m 1 I es· _ 495~150 ~c_s ____ _
1mm~1cula l<> thruout ' '68VWSquareback
t 182HL:t.> Thi~ week $1Cl.50. or lx·st offer.
OMLY $2995 968·221!1 ---
197STOYOTA '00 VW xlnt running cond.
clean. $!175. COROLLA WAGON 497.3195
4 speed , a ir cond & • AM /1''M radio. Im 76 VY( Rabbit. Lo m1.
m ac u 1 at 0 t h run u l ! Must sell \his week lo bst
<ZJONDM ). This week ofr. 49:! !IM9.
OMLY S2995 fl.'> VW !llPeds minor work.
Sl75 l'a'lh
1975 TOYOTA Call aft6,646·3309
COROLLA SEO.AM ~ BUS w/'65 ens.
2 Dr. 'speed , radio & Paneled, in~u lated .
heater. (<172NAL). 'lhb $8SO/bat. ofr. 497·2382
week evrs.
OHL Y $2295 -----'ITT Bill(. tfoblt t•ng, new
1971 TOY OT Ji.
COROLLA COU,E
4 speed, radii'> & healer.
(873C8Q). This week
ONLY $1095
MARQUIS TOYOTA
MJSSION VJEJO
131·2180 49S.1210
brks & clutch. xlnl tond.
~5. firm. 640.7377
•71 VWIUS
"Factory Camper," •
speed, radio. ict'box, alnk
& much more! Ou\.~land·
ing condition ! Very
sha r p ! Only $299Sl
<364PCU) Ccc.vler BMW•
83.5-3171 (SA> HOUSE
OF IMPORTS Coupe. Alloyi;. Sspd, '75~ Toyota CeUca G·T. '82 VW Vao, $500. RebU,.
st er co ( S 9 2 t. t. O ) lJOOOml. Xlnl cond .. fact. engine, xlnt runnln&
SHARP• air, AM /FM, rnllye cond,49\'.f189,"94..a769
'13 MGB Rd.~lr 23lll, over·
drive, AM/FM, xln
cond, 846-5710
try • l>ally Pllo
O...Uled Ad U> but,
or rent somelhlnlf.
S7 I 99 wheels, vinyl roof, side VW Jl 11..... .,, • mokhnas Sspd. 493-4194 -. _, aacn11ce,
• tuat •••t. 42350.
1972TOYOTA. r~•pat
COltOMA 2 DOOR WI. M . Auto. Xlnt-Aatomatic:, air cond., ~·~'Sl.%()0c:W. b*b~ blue utertot 6 ,'*9t41-1* ~~~g~.! copcU&tea. •es ~tbck. 2nd owl)!'.
OflU.Y l17f5 Xtr• c.lun. AM /FJll.
• COSTAMHA Slioo.~JS.642-2*
D •t•U... 102 B1111. Nu clutch. dlt· ~ ~ " tril>Utor " batt. 2X rt( 2M$YAkBOR BL.VD. ".P. Clan, $1200. or olt.
540-64'10 540.02 I J ""19
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Votbwogeft 9770v t..icla 9910 Clwvrol•t 9920
Fronay Ai>ttl 1 1977 DAIL y PILOi DJ 3 ···•··················· •.••....•.••...•.......
......................... <t.l•o 9772 .......................... •••••••••••••••••••••••
'73 YW BVG, •Un roof, ··~··•••••••••••••••• ·w Skylark, onJy M ,00() "H Ch1.1v. M~ntc <.:.arlo. 1973 F'ord •rorlno. A IC,
A.MJFM, ' apd. Mu1\ '77 VOLVO mt'•· B<e•uliful s hape. xlnl rqnd i;,ii;.4750 or auto. all xtr1.11, SJ.000 mJ
Ford 9940 Mo•efick 9947 Autos, Used Auto1, UHd Autos, UHd ··················•••·• ........••.••••...•.... ••····················· ············••·••······ •..•..•.......•••......
996~ MmtC919 9952 "'9to H57 '73 M.l\'enck 4 dr
SeU. SlS7S. 644·~ Sl3SO. 67S-7820 e\•eit ~0737 7S2-0ZW 968· 7343 ~~~-~~~-~~-·-~~~-~~~~~~
Air, mew <'OlUJ
-~" t:\.S 5'\0 41~1
:\l,ncnck 1970, t> C} I. A Int
rond 20 + MPG rcgulwr
.: .... J Uh> Ml ~"<> C:\lb
·········••·••········· ····•·•··········•••··· ·n Mui.t ~ '73 M u~l con ·74 Runabout, Ju\o, xlnt .......................
'68 VW Standard, JSOOcc .. and Ifft _., &J.._ -''-71 El Cammu. new paint ena w~.000 m1 Good ,,_w w .. '~ .,..ylarit V-6 . .A/C P 1S P /B &tnns, good llre:s. Clt>1tn '73 LTD Country Sq \ ett PB, T'S . .11r. both C9fl<I !"cw lite:.. $2200
xlnt cond. mu~l sell Mtl·31~
'-;~ Pool Abln: Wai.: \ ~ 1 y
clean. Lo nu s. Plteur n•·w
radials. S(lt't'. wh1 ... ck cond l9SO the ataftdord lux-.ry 6000 m1. Still auar. 20 & run~ t:oo d 12700 Wagon AM 11-'M ~kreu.
• •552·M38. itetft1 fftcrt Y" would mps. S4SOO. 7St 97SS 631•2092 d1a•t. or 919.6247 A C . dlx 1ntr. $i .iun s.is &17!.1 '71 Pinto. auto, r uns .:d. ~ U..b·Obb'1 e\c~ ·•" · " Please call ahc;r ti PM 7lSUl'HI~ •xp.d. 1101190>. ,.. __ oc 9915 e"_H__ 581-3'787 $8.SOtmakeoflcr. 6'30pm_. __ _
Red blo c k , stereo. ...._ :1~'::.~~/$,3~950. Very $ 6160 Q Q ••••;;·;~·~;~~;~.... "r~~~: ~g~,~A
S to choose from. Cloth or Automutlc, pwr. 11teer·
'Ill VW camper bu. .... llt·lill lt!ather lntA-'ora, cho1cu '"'" vinvl top, air cOnd. & -· •-t 2000 l'lu:. Tux & License "'' .. , ~· .. "'s artl!'r. llll un o f co Jo r s & f u 11 y r u I I y e w h e e I s .
ene, $2200. 673·8SOO equrpped. (666RXJI) As t738NHN)
'74 VW nu en~ AM 1-·~
stereo tape, nlJJ.:.,, ·•UL•1,
nu pnt. $2295 Pl> t;7J :J 1!11
MARQUIS MOTORS low as Sal• Priced-$3395
Ml!'.SION VIEJO MID"CL·M"ZD" 8)1-2880 495-1210 $10 700 ""' o;; A A ' 2150 Harbor Blvd.,<.: M.
•73 vw Bug. Goo<l cond OR.ANGE COUNTY
$1000/bs t ofr. VOL VO 1976 ELDORADO
C.:OUJ•a::. White liealher
1ntcr1or w /whill•
Catmolet top, crulse t·on
trol & AM /F M tape.
l!ll6~1L}.
645-5700
___ 642 657:1 l~X<'LUSIVELY VOLVO 1973 OHEVY
MOHTECARLO
l.JndJu l'Uupe w / low
n11h1:.. flu<·kct seut11 &
loadt·•I with extras .
<~llJICi
.62 VW UUG. rcblt l'lll!. Larr.:csl Volvo Dealer
needs minor repJ1r~. mOrangcCounty!
S475. SS2·0IW5 uft 61' M__ u u-:,~~ ~t:? E
s_q595 ·~~.~~;:~(;"" A~l·:~·~I : ~~·-i
tape, $3700 64!> 2'JU '!~~J \!~ •J
'73 VW Sqrbck Snrf, lov. 2025 S M h
1974 ELDORADO
Mauve F'1remUit Lac<1ucr
r1msh, fully eqwpped &
to .... miles. ll35JSI").
2995
Nabers Cadllac
uoo ....... """' c. .. ~ S40 9'00
mt, xlnt cond, !>l?C to JP • anc ester
prec. it97 1332 ur <t!11 t.:>.11; Anaheim 750-2011 Judy
'74 VW. Ut!1gc. 21.oou m1
stereo ca~!>ellc. ~:>uu
&l5· 7400, 675·11l•JH
1975 \'oh o W.i~on, 215 DL. :,,_ __ .....Jl!l;lllJj!l!, __ _ zrn 1 .. pt1, \M FM, I' s.
r.1ck ..... ht hlut· ml. S-1995.
'>10 03H7 nr ,., '1>1.t :?706
Chrysler 9925 ......•......••........
73 T&<.: ""~n. J 'eat. F IP,
hl•.11 ~ .1 11 lilt &
lt·kseope "hi. t r'uise
l'Ur\l l!J,000 ml ~.400
5-'8·1557, !I 1, i.1t;·:!J7l
C\f..'~
_,
... "-lWoo l UfWOOO llOTOllS .,.T 0 'W~ll MAllKfT
l!1i:1 l>!m E~ Gr1·.1t ('Olld.
If, IJUIJ m I • l.1 ti iJI r . -----------
\It\ 50 Sf
L.A•fWOOO ~ 9-.. •l•JJ ~,., OTO ,,,.,u, n''
\ \I F \I I' ' L pt )
7:l t UJ!JO 7j C:;id El Dorado Com
Lo .. 11Jed & 1mmac WSOO.
i 1-1 675·911 1
i:J El Dnr;ido IG,000 mi.
xlnt rund L0Jdl'1l 1'' t pty. ~:wo 1>·11 :!IJti 0 1
96J.6702
'i l Cpc l><'\'lflt> New tires.
mint :\lust ;.et• Bd 5
19-1· iStlti . ti Iii liJ.ll'i ti fl ft
·7~ Cordoba Full} loaded,
m111t cnnd Lo mileage.
8.1i 11!.IJ
Continefttal ............ ..........._ ......... ~~
?97S UM!0Wt2·
CONTINENTAL
'TOWNE COUPE
F\Jll power. padded vinyl
top, leather 11llcr1or &
<·ru1 s c control
l!J81 l\IN0 l. Who le:.al<'
bluebook Sti575 ; uur
pnc·e11,
OMLY $6495
MARQUIS VOLVO
MISSION VIEJO
831 -2880 495-1210
·;3 ~1nrk I\' l.oadl'd 1\ll
JJO"cr New llrl's Low
m 11 L· .. ite . well m •n 11
t.11m·ll 211<1 t·.ir P\l pty
SS30ll or bst ofr ~9'.Ht11!7
9932 ··••···················
CORVETTES
CHOICE OF 15
1961THRU1977
Volvo
HI\ 1t·r.1 < I."''" w Air
9772 p•.i.r • ..\.\'I F.\I, 1.1Pf>. T
h1td 1 SI 1!1~ 1'1:1 121:1 ...••.•.......••••.•...
i~!'>!JV. \ tµ, >.Int 1cmd.
full pwr SJOU!J ti) l>
54.'i 5527, C'Vt' 545 51~1:1
I '>llt't·ds & 1\utom.i1111·~
Oronqe County's
L~1t&Flnest
Selection
'6.5 Volvo I'· ISOO Cl.1~~1l'.
Very good cond
SI .000 !i l!l 1631:
·;s Volvo 11;.1E. 11 lltMI m 1.
1mma1', 111 ,111 ... 1 I' I'
9'800 &14 S!>!.17
\1\P 'iii S1·v1lfc-Loadl•d
ii Bo1rk L\•ntun.m . p\'t SJ.~so Hl.000 mi. crwM·
pl). SI 175 I>.\~. !>IU 1.160, cntrl f>.l'I 1<152
E\' 1•r.1 10\J I 1!170 Cpe lk \'1lll· Shurµ
i:! U1111 i.. 1'~,1.11~· \.\ .1)!tm. !I loaded SI 15()
JIJ''· fl fl ('t' hH 640 .J646
,.; Z FINANCING
WE Lt::ASF:
C(IH\'ETTES
HOW ARD Chnfolet
l>tl\ t• ~ l~u.111 Stred-.
~ E\.\ POllT HE,.\Cll
833-0555 :Sll~'lll :.:11. :1:11~ •. lllt:! :l!flll • 1 ------1972 CJd1lLH· Coupr lk .4ufo1, Used Autos, Us•d \"Ille fully e4u1ppcd,
•••••• • •• • • •••••••••••• ••• • • • •• • •• •••••••••••• ~•J l'i.lt; 7!194 aft 51'~1 75 C.:un t•ttc T top, "l11lt'.
blJt•k le11thcr mt , I' s.
aar, l'/W , AM /F M
stereo. S7 ,650 559·4233
bef lPM or Jft 7l':\1
t l '' 1 toPfld OO"'t' \1t•• ~
•td.o ~·'~' (hfomf' ·~ \ •lilt'~ t
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v a...._ tr~ IMt,)f••M"" pio.i,fr
\tfl'r•~. __.., Dfltlt\ 00.f' *'" doW\. AM IM ,... "ttttir .,,.,1
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Pl'fTO WAOOH
f (yl , f ~~ t.OIO, ,._..,..,, ••f'l•I j.,.,., O' 1)15G•V1
'21"
'69 CHIV <••'--"' v• •vto ''•"'· ..... , •1""-''
'IM
1975 FOID
ll'O 4 DI.
V t -,,_,loctortt .. <-
d•-... -·~· ... -'"' or••tt -. .... 1,", .. 1
'73 Cad l"leelwood 8rou2h11m O'elegance.
44,000 m1 . oni.: owner
:\1oM a \·a1l extr.i~. use~
rel! l!JS. nu Gnodn«h
rad1.1l lire:.. Xlnl t oml
'6!)'~ I ti'iJ SOUi;
'68 CJ<I Con'. "h1tc. full pwr. firm SISOO
~!¥JSR
Camaro .......................
'&I Ca maro J50
Convertible. Gd <'Ond
1975 CORVETTE
STIHGR.A YT-TOP
S1 .100 f>4S !l:.!511 Cougar . 9 9 l l
CheYrolet 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• •...•.......••••.••.... 1975 MERCURY llX Cht•\ > lmp.il .1 ('un
I t•r ( \\ J;?7 !'Iii:, l-:t1t11I
ro hht•r . ••ood rn .. d1
C tt 1111 f( t'.J '>ti 11 ,1 ft J 1•
!.Iii:! j ltAl
C'n11.111 \l1m1n h' I -.ptl,
1 .. rnpld" >'"lt<l 1111 p.11111
~l 1,11. 11111.t
I "' 1 .11r \111n1.1 1, 1 I 1111
~·u •I I \llU\HH,: (.tr ".',r.t.!.•
I Ir :>I•••·" 1• 1~111 .11)11
< h1 q •llt• -;"ti \ \1 F\I
\lll'I. 'h1(1 ~·~-I ,. 111
1,~-, l!l'rt
COUGAR XR7
Sp11rkhni: "IH•r f1111shed
v. hur,l!unll\ 1nl1•r111r.
pv.1 =-pl11 ~t:JI on dri\e r
Sldl' + /\~I /FM .'>lerco &
lape <211SMNG 1
4995
Maben Codllloc
J600 ...... it¥4,
CMta Mesa '40 "°°
ti7 Cout?.ir Full puwrr.
,Jlr f.11 l \l.t~'· l'lt•.111. m s t9-I 2130
• .! th''' <.1)'11111 ci r ~ .. ,.,f., 11 I" n11 . m " n' ----r-9935
'tr ·'' <:or1itt run1I t>111-: •••••••••••••••••••••••
1 c, .... nr Sl!'>llll 041 3325 . 12 U 1\ H 'I' I> P: M 0 N i.11 1-;1;~ M 557 !lX/;5 Cll•1rn, hlk wht 'nyl. nt·w
<:Ill''\ :"o\ ,J 76. '<Int II·•'
nlllt•aj!t', ... ilvt.'r J.!rn ,
hluc )'ltn ~lr1Jl(':1. blnt'k
int , air, PS, l'lfl. s.i:ioo
incl I yr w.itranty
5.'l!M!ll:.!
t1rl',, !>I :\1. S,t<· $1100
·1!14 7 ur.i or 1111 2fi70
1975 l)od1w l>Mt Sw1ni.:1·r.
Vinyl 11111. /\11 Con1l1
t1on1•1 . f11•,1t1'r . /\:\>1
flad1t1. I.ow ~lllC'O'l t.:c,
Very Good <.:ond1tion, hy
oWl'wr $3,850 aft er 6pm or
wcckt:'ndc;
'70 Chr\ 1-:1 Camino
Gorn! t•onfl. $2 :1()0 19·1
Ea$l 1'1nwer St, l'M ·72 Dod11e Challenger. VS.
'i5 Impala like ne w. A/C, auto. AC. new hrcs. Xlnl
stereo + exlras $3395 cond !..ow ml 642·4452
&tofr Call 75!l 0339 o~ .. I°"'" S -1 --------..,, """· mg e owner .
"72 Chev. Malibu 350 VI! ~ Call
p /s. p/b, air, vinyl top, 644·5862
auto, lo mi 's. $11150. Ford --,-,-4-0
752·0088 aft s ·30pm ___ •••••••••••••••••••••••
'68 Chev. Stu Wag S845 . 8Jll.zrn wkdys, 833-2227
eves & wknds.
1966 Chevy II Sta Wagon.
Auto. 6 cyl. S300 960-4133
or848-0444
'74 Monte Carlo Landau
Air, low m i, new rudlal tires, $1700. 963·2822
'68 Wgn lmapla Y·8, A/C
•
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LONG
FORD
P /S, P /8, xlnt con d. t ... , ... .,, •• ~.o..,., .. , •. ,
$59S. Ca Jl 548•0739. '"'""'-·-· CtM•' tN..iM4f
1962 Chevy Impala, 2 dr 1973 Gr and Torino Sport, 2
hardtop, runs good. $400. dr, run po wer, sh arp
847·2'&4 looking. S::Z350. J ·492·3710
'7S Monte Carlo, brwn
w/aaddle vlnyl top fr Int,
immac, orla owne r .
1449S. 1115·8S5S eve. & Sun.
'72 Galaxy 500, Auto
lran1, front dl111t, PS /
A/C, 5 rndh,111, 4 dr,
rndio /hlr. $1500. Ph
493 9413
Met-cwy 9950 Oldsmobile 9955 ____ 67S-47~1S8 ___ '72 Pont1Jc -t Cir II ~611Ford9Pa~~wai: Run:. ;·~;:;q••w•:·~~;0··:~·:,·:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• N Pinto Wa;n, AM!l"M. Sl.495 5 -lll 1 5~7 t'J 1,
100d Very dean Ni:cd:. "' " " 0 1975 OLDS a1t. lo m1. xlot 1·u11d . 64&2371 cvei. . · r~ (tnc Phon~ UTL ••350 963 5928 ----mi nor rep.urs. $750 968 61,.,. C ASS .. · ----
PhoneG46·l2ll. •_v _ _ 'ull & -·;5 1''1reb1rcJ l-'orrnul.1 1-power Ult wheel 19'H Pinto. da1 lo. 111 v\\n, Mu1.1t !!ell M11al rnnll
'72.T B'rd All MltltGl'4) '952 t4~LPll l n ntop, R/Jl, ludt•r) u11 . Loud"d . \' 111 C "11~·•. • 1 power. air. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S-' ,...., .... 53595 .. .. ' u ~u Excellent cond $2850 .. e nee-lo ml. xlnl conll llt•i.t of trod" 631·33111 firm. $81·2131 '67 Mustanii. \Int t•trnd MIRACLE MAZDA f,•r 552 5488 ---
·75 Granada Pwr !>leer &
brakc:1, Toµ eond, S1lvt•r ,
low ml '194·7377
Auto. l'/S , nu tire:., 21SOH:irborBlvd.,<.:M . ---ss 1''ireb1rd hc.11.h'•'>.
611,llOU Ong. m1. ~1275 6~5 5700 ·73 Sc1u1re Wi.;11 Air. m a.is. A M /FM t.1p•·.
5411 4039 --"' -sterw. i.lnl conu uulo. air shoL·ks. $15 . .o or
'75 Cutlass Suprt-me. A/C, SHOO 545·5214 b8t ofr. 96<!-0015 .\lw.tani: '66. ticyl. Runs
'7S Silver Granada. VII i;uod Xlnt t'ontl
loaded, new tires, sharp StJOO . .557·3~119
~l}t'J 752·5710
·7~ tira11 Torino. 4 l>r
Air cor11l J' ,s, I' II ,
tlcan. Pvt vty s:!t.5o,
j~ 150-1
'71 GHIA V111yl top, i.Un·
roof, 4 spd , P IS. AM J 1-'M
l'aM1 .• Colding n •ar !>CUl,
mJi::., new w •de t1rl·~.
\Int t·ond fi2550. 751 56111
Uncoln 9945 't;!I Mu:.tan~. Low m1 ,
•••••••••• •• • • •• •• •• •• • i.:uocJ cond, $1500 b:,t ofr
'75MARK IV
Lo.ided, \•ery low miles
Mus t 'el! this un e•
·~~t\t\)
S9199
ti7J 6681
'75 l\lustani: rt G h1.1 \'6
4 s pd. I'S PU. r:11.l1ab ,
cxtrJ~. tuK m1 >.Int
cond S3 tiSO 548 73'JJ
·ss Mu~lun.: l'Om • new
pJ1111. l'µt-to1•. tw.1d..,
l1lt 1.·r ... lll' t'm pt l>
rc!\lon•d \11111 ~:!650
bl :l 1111
'W Gr:1111IL-. auto. p ~. a l'.
!>tcr , ntJJ.:s, new llre!\
C.1 ll 9bll 7431!
Don't )!l\l' 11µ lhl• :.hip!
.. l.1:-.t" H in cla:-.s1f1cd
!:>hq1 to :-.horc rc!!ultl>'
&1.2 567K
-----AM/FM Ster .. clcc 4 w'!y '72 Pinto 'I spd. Xlnt cond. l'lutclerblrd scat:., tit whl Lo ml s $1195
Mu:.t sell t his wknd · 5-'8·0336
495 59()1) -----
---·11 !'INTO ·1 spd, runs
9970 •••.••.••..............
·~T-H1rd. loalfcll
Xlnt conll Sl:l!Xi. I mn.
8-12·:!337 '75 \'IST,\ Cruil>cr 8 pass.. well. ne1:.'<1s puinl. ~.
lit \\hi. µwr. air, nwse. 64Hi173 . i 0 4 ~ !J ,.. ACT ll Hy A.\l F.\1, rack;,, 18000 m1 l~t urr 6'10-9247 Ptymo<ft 9960 OIUGINAL. ~llWU f11 m.
-----············· ••• •••• •• • • 581 78!17 -'f 70 Cut I a ss · Fu II) '74 PLYMOUTH v-9974
equ1µpcd, i.lnt co nd. st.illon wagons. 1-'our lo .:."!: ••••••••••••••••••
s1200 firm all 6 pm. t'hoo:.c lrom Miuntuined
551 3.501 by the l>aily Pilot flet.'t
·73 Old11 To r o nado . i:ar.:i ge s tJfr1 Prl\'cd
Loaded • Stereo . Ong n~ht from $1 995 to
owner S!850 640·46-t6 S!.:JV5 Sc.•e 111 Oatly Pilot
parkmi; lot.~ Wcsl Bay
,5 Starf1rt-\'Ii. R H. P S, St . Co:.ta .\lcsa. or call
I' II .ulln. Oran~l'. i.lnl hi:.! 1321 for rncll'l' 1n
rnnd S!!IS<J 8-fb 5201 furm.1t1on. Ask for H1l·k
m Oltb CutlJ..,.., Pull P"" r.
r.1111.ib. I ov. or. 54.i.ouumi.
>..Int SI095 -194 ·-llSS
11r O~l·ar 111 lhl• fl1·t•t
'66 Ply11111u1h , :! cir
'75 CHEVY VEGA
4 s)>et.'d. 111r t·ond .. ..., hate
e"tenor ti< low m1ll'i. F \·
trn clean MliST ~l-.1.!
<371PKE l '
OMLY $2995
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
28.\511,\HLIOR BL\'ll
540-641 0 540-02' 3 -------Pinto 9957 ....••.•.........••...
i :'i Pinto Wi.:n. AC. P!> •
l'B. 1\:\1/FM. rat•k. new
tin•:., SJOOO. 963 l~IO a lt
HI' :\1
hardtop. a uto tr.111:-.. 71 \'C'ga llatchlJack. lo 1111,
radio. htr Ei.t.T)Jt1t111JI .:ood .hJµc. m·cd:. tin· ... sooo. P\'l Pl) 556 111:11 ~'>or l>l·"t .. rr. Call :111
'71 Plym Cn t·kl'l Slid.
l>h1fl~5.ouu rn1 . g ood
(•ond. SllOO. 1; 1r. -1317 :1 It 5
.11'M.4!J6 ;:'67
Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, New 9800 Autos, N•w 9800 Allto1, Hew 9800
'i l Vci;.1. Xlnl cond Nt.·w
11rl'i.. A(.', nl'W c·n i.:.
SI HXl/b:.t ofr 6-16-6537 '1 ll
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•
Clyde Johnson ... President Dick Johnson ... Vice President
ALL OVER ORANGE COUNTY
PEOPLE ARE COMING TO
JOHNSON & SON!
SOME GOOD REASONS WHY:
Well for one thing. we're loaded with Capri's Four's. V-Sixes. Black. Wh ites. Reds or
whatever you want and quite a few at the old price too. See for ,Yourself why so
many people f rom all over the whole county are shopping the Oldest
Lincoln-Mercury Dealership in Orange.
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Fo11ntQin-Valley
EDITION
VOL. 70, NO. 91 , 4 SECTI0:.42 PAGES \* OR.ANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNfA
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FRIDAY, APRtL 1, 1977
Afternoon
N.Y. Stoeks
TEN CENTS
Cities to Ri e lnCJmJ.e Tax Band-wagon?
RAM ENT-;; ; A Pl ettt>s \ . .J;~ v. Etl_Lilrown Jr.. h" -Ur own . " San Fran ci" o ••un<>ls lo vote an addihonallO Li mil growth orloc al proper· ph as cs. The lcgis I at urc could
counties could impose local been orafled by the Assembly Democrat, suid 1t is still an "tn· percentlevy. ty taxes by putting caps on new authorize the $712 million in re-
ome taJCes and renters and Revenue and T axallon Commit ternal '>'Orking document." But The local t axes would be col· local spending. bates to renters and homeowners
h eowncrs 'could collect $712 Lee in a t·over letter with the draft, he lected by the stale as a "pig --AUow local governments to this year. To continue such re·
ltion i(l cash payments in .i Assemblyman WillJO Brown, ~aid the plan "represents a con-gyl)ack" charge on state incomo spilt tax rates so business proper· bates, voters in 1978 would be
w l d e-ranging t ax r c r o r m committee chairman, canceloo a census legis lative package for taxes, and then the money would ty would be assessed at a higher polled on a constitutional amend-
package drafted in the stale /\s b r i cf ins.: .en th c p I an for homeowner and renter property be returned to lhe local govern· rate than residential property. menl lo allow lax roles to be
sembly. Ht•publican members of the AS· tax reform " ments, 75 percent for property -Impose a statewide property split.
The $950 million packag~. !'>embly Thursday when he Thcpackagewould · taxreliefand 25 percentforgov· lax on businesses to help the It:wouldfreeze the proporlion
which would provide $100 million learnl.>d that the GOP ~aucus was Allow county boa rd::; of ernment programs. sta te take over virtually all local or property taxes so that re·
more in Immediate properly tax opt·n to the public and press. supervisors to vote to impose a J -Sel higher income taxes on welCare and Medi·Cal costs . sidences account for one-third
relief than a nval plan backed by Copies were leaked to the press. to 5 percent income tax and city California's wealthy. The pl:m is proposed in two (See TAX. Page A2)
Trustees Delay Vendor Action
Oswald
Paid by
:Oihnen?
WASllJNGTON CAP> A
Outch journalist today quoted the
potential House investi~ution
witness who apparently com·
, milted suicide this week as sa y-
ing a conspiracy of Texas oilmen
and anli·Castro Cuba ns as.
sassinated President John F.
Ke nnedy.
The JOUrnalts l. Wille m
Oltmans. quoted Geori:t• Dl•
Mohrcns(•hildl as saying ht! was
the middleman bet~cen the lat('
multim1lllona1rc oil man 11.L.
Hunt representing other oi lmen
•and Lee Jlan•cy Osw aid in the
'conspirary.
The theory of oi lman llunl"s tn·
volvement has been advanced
before but never corroborated.
Oltmans made the statcmcnL'> :l.!!. press interviews. most fully in
,a n appearance on A RC -TV '~
'""Good Morning Amcrica"'beforc
scheduled testimony to the House
.committ!'e on assass1n at1ons
~ubcommittec lnvesti1rnting the
Kennedy assassination
Th e Journalist s aid O C'
M o hrc nschildl in a hook
manusrript ""nam<'<I Cli\ and
FRI officials "ho :wl'ordmg Lo
him an • connt'l"led with the Ken·
n edy assassination · ·
l ThC' JOUrnalist s;iid hi• brline.,
'th(· ston t'\'C'll thou,::h ht· sa1<l lk
tS.•f• Jl'K, Pagr i\2)
·Former Mate
~Himled After
'Flame Out'
J\n C'ffort to r«.'kincll1• .1 :10 \l'ar
old n ame appurentlv '!>Utlt>rC'd
.ou t Thursday in llunttnl!ton
Beach, poltcesa1d todJv.
OH1c<'rs n•1H·hed lh<1I con
clusion after liJklng <1 mallc1ou'
m ischief report from a woman
who found hc.>r (•ar w1lh 1t~ win
dows smashl•d . its t1rvs slashNJ
und maple syrup poured into 1t.\
i::as lank
She explained lhal lhc man sh<'
jivorc<'d 30 ycurs ago also w..1'
mtssinl{ ln lh!' wukt• of thr m"
chief commilkd 1>Ull>1tfr h1·r
nom c.
Orfict•r Dennis Ornnch said lht•
~oman <'Xpluined that aft1•r ~•II
.hose years. shl' and ht'r former
ipouse bcJ?nn corrcspondini:: and
:iiscovercd the old chemistry was
>¥Orking nJ?ain.
.. He finally come out he r" from
floridu to try and work thin~s
>Ul so I hey cou Iii ,::et back
.offelher,'" ~aid a pol1t•t• dC'part
Jtenl spokesman.
"They decided lo live together
>n a trial basis, but sh<> could on-
Y take him for two duys and told
lim lo split," the in vestigator
•dded.
No damage esli mate was
1vailable for the twice-
lllillusionl'd divorcec's battered 1utomobile.
t4CTOR 'UYED'
flFE OF JESUS
lrltllh aflor Robert Powell.
wbo plays title rote in "Jesus or
Naiareth," reflect~ on how ~dormance has a Uected his ure.
'Iba powerfuJly moving
portrayal of the IHe of Christ is be.Ila• lhown on NBC·1'V ln two
Lia ·bout segments on Sunday nlpu ot £aster Weck, Apr'll 3 Md 10. StoriC$, Page A 10.
fU1•• P··~· Ptitot••Y P•trtcko·0ott"'"
Feeding Time
Trustees
Meet in
Secrecy
lluntington Beach Union
I li gh School Di strict trustees
met secretly Thursday to dis-
cuss a c hurc h-state issue
<l<'spitc a warning that they
might violate California's
anti-secrecy law.
Trustees held the session al 5
p m. prior lo a public meeting
and vole on the issue.
Dave Larsen, the district·s
tn~a l counsel. calle d for th<'
!-.l'crct session by invoking what
he termed un "att.orncy-client
privilege ...
But a 1960 California Attornev
Gene r al's opinion said tha·t
privilege "docs not apply and the
discussion mus t be held in
public."
P rior to tttc secr et gathering,
Larsen was informed by the Dai·
ly Pilot of the opinion. He
answered "I do not agree with
the Attorney General's opinion."
The opinion is on Section
54957.6 or the state's Ralph M.
Brown Act which prohibits ~ccret.
m eetings by elected omcials ex-
cept for personnel matters or ac·
tual lawsuitdiscussion.
The opinion indicates a n agen-
cy can hold secr et sessions with
ils legal counsel lo discuss actual
htigation but trustees said no
litigation on the church-state
~cparatiwi issue involving Sam
Giesy has ycl bCl'n riled.
Larsl•n said litigation on the
matter ""has been threatened"
but refused to spcciry by whom.
1.ollv \lon·r of ~1'\.,, port Dt•.1t·h anti this momma mock-
111ghinl lwH· hct·n lJktnJ.! turn!-. fel·rlin~ the babies that fell
1111t o( llw1r n1'~t three \i,,t•t•ks ·•l!O lh clny. the babies' cage
1-. in lht• ';11 <I -.11 th1· mother l"<lll IN'd the hungry
'oung~tt·r!-t ,\t 1\lghl. 11 ·s ~l r:-Mo~f·r ·s turn whC'n :-;he
1.1kt•.., llH' l'.1g t· rnd1H1r.., ~hC' plans to release the• bird:>.
The Attorney General's opi·
nion also said when counsel is be·
ing sou.c:ht as lo legal implica-
tions of a matter under dis-
c·ussion. th1.• a ttorney-client
<S.•r SECRET, Page A2)
HB 'Olympics'
UdledOff
DB's Lake Street
Widening Scrapped
Th <' Huntington Beach
"Special Olympics"' for retarded
\ OUnJ,?!-.lC'rS has been called off for
.1 second time by the J aycecs.
!iponsors of the <•vcnl.
The J!amcs were scheduled last
Sunday at Huntington fi each
tl1 f:lh ~khool hut were canceled
by hnd \\Calhc>r and wet fields. \'1t'ldini? lo cnnc·t•rno; of rr.,t~
1l1·nts. the ltun11n1H11n B<'a<'h
Pl an ning Comm1ss 1on hus
scrapped plans ln w1dt'n anti £''< •
tend Lak(' Street.
Th!' rommission also has or·
dercd further study on a plan t-0
close Main Strl·et as a through
Street at 17th Strl'cl.
Tht'rc were indications that
Main Stre<'t would remain open
hut that crforts will be sought to
divert beach lrafric on 17th Slret't
instead of throuith the m1ddl~
of town.
This mav be accom plished In
the form of signals. signs and
m edians. according to Rich
Barnard, a city planning deparL·
ment assistant,
Tht.' action taken by lhe Plan·
ning Commission Tuesday niJ(ht
in effed deleted the Lake Street
modifications from further con·
slderation.
A group or Lake ~tteel resi·
dents objected to the widening or
the street lnto 1 lour·lano arterial
highway. 'The opponents clt.ed in-
creased troWc, Pollution and
noise and said the lntcartty or
their nclghbor6ood would ~
destroyl'd.
Commisslont?rs Prlm Shra. •
Susie Newman, Brian Parkinson
.ind Roger Slates voted lo keep
La ke Street the WHY it is.
Voting against the motion were
Joseph Boyle and Chuck Gibson
They held that widening or the
street would be in the best in-
ter ests of the community and
would help mitil(atc downtown
congestion.
Th<•y wen • rescheduled this
Sund:1y hut a).!ain were called off
bN·uu::.r 1t is Palm Sunday.
n ob McArthcr. Jaycee pres1
dent, said today th al now there is
only a slim chance that the event
will be held this year because or
scheduling problems.
It's Alarming
Tot Trips HB Bank Button
What 'ha17pens if you push that neat little button
behind the teller's cage, a Huntington Beach
youngster wondered Thursday after slipping away
from Mom on a weekly visit to the bank. .
THE STAFF al the BanJc of America branch,
21022 Beach Blvd., a ll knew what would happen and
the curious boy's m om probably would have had a
good idea too. if she'd known beforehand.
AU parties concerned, however, were reminded
once again what the button does when police cars
screeched to a halt in front, after monitoring the
au~atlc bank holdup alarm.
THEY RADIOED back a huty mes1age to con·
flrm the situation was uoder control and su1gested
next· Thursr,J1y, when room brings In the lamlly
paycheck and the lamlly'a pride and Joy, that sbe hold
hJs band uabter. • I •
Bub'1le BlotD~r
Despite the resemblance lo
Lawrence W elk •s bubble
machine. this member of
Mummenschanz, Swiss
mime-mask theater com-
pany which opened in New
York W<..>dnesday, s till looks
frightening in his disguise
made from .a plastic bottle.
Delay Seen
In Actress'
Conservator
A two-week delay was ordered
today in Orange County Superior
Court action that could result in
former actress Rita ll:iyworlh's
affairs being taken over by the
public ~u:irdian .
\ Miss J layworth, who ls con·
fi ned al lloag Memorial Jlosp1tal
1n Newport Ucac h . w as
• represented at the brief hl'aring
before Judge Claude M. Owens
by attorney Leonard Monroe.
J udl'(c Owe ns a ccepted a
number of doctors' and in
vcst1 gators ' r eports on Miss
llayworth's condition and or·
dered them senled as confiden-
tial pending the hearing April 15.
The petition that will be argued
then slates that Miss Hayworth
whose real name is Margarita
Cansino, is "gravely disabled as
a result of mental disorder."
It also points out that the public
guardian is empowered to take
over the affairs of anyone who
has become a chronic alcoholic .
The county counsel's orficf'
took conservation action at the
request or Dr. James Miner of
Hoag Hospital. He has be en
treating Miss Hayworth since
she entered the facility.
Juarez House
Set Afire
Vandals splashed gasoline and
set fire to a house under con-
struction in Fountain Valley's
Colonja Juarez sometime Thurs-
day, police reported.
Damage to the construction
site on Ward Street near Calle In·
dependencia was estimated al
$200. said pojice.
ConJtruclion worker• told
poUco 1omeo nt apparently
burned the partlally const.rvcted
bulldlnJI after lhey left the ace.ne
Wedneeday nt1t.t. Wood tram
and hnulaUon wu ~harred by the
blaie~pollcoaald.
School,
Church
Issue
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR.
04 Ille O~nlf ,., ... St•ll
1
Huntington Beach Union High
School District trustees voted 3 to
2 Thursday t o take no aci&.ion
against tortilla chip vendor Sam
Giesy who prints a Christian
symbol and motlo on his pro·
duct's ingredient label.
Trustees also voled 4 to 1 to
formulate a policy rcstri ctin~
what all high school careterla
\"endors shall print on their pro
duct packaging.
Giesy is the target of a Hunt-
ington B~ach attorney who
claims the symbol and motto arc
"illegal as it violates the con-
stitutional provision mandating a
separation of church and slate."
The attorney. Sidney
Kuperberg, 10121 Sloneybrook
Drive, said today he has "no
further plans" as a result of the
board's Thursday action. He said
he still believes the dis trict is
s anctioning a ··palenUy illegal
a nd offensive act" through the
chip s ales.
Kuperberg said, "I'm di,sap-
pointed. But I don't know the
meaning or the board's action. I
have to sec the policy."
Trustee Doris Alle n , Don
Mac Allister and Ralph Bauer. at·
tending his last meeting as a
board member. voted to take no
action against the chip vendor.
Board President J lclcn Datte
<See VENDOR, Page A2l
Boy's Severed
Arm Repla~ed
NASHVILLE. Tenn. CAP)
Duvid Lynn Jackson. 19, is in
satisfactory condition today after
a team of surgeons re1mplanted
his arms which were chopped oH
hy falling s heet metal 10 a zi nc
mine accident.
Suc:geons from Louisville and
Nashville worked for 10 hours
Thursday at Louisville's Jewish
Hospital to reimplant .Jackson's
severed arms .
Jerry Lee Duncan, 25,
Elmwood. Tenn., was also listed
in satisfactory condition at Bap-
llst Hospital here after losing his
right arm in the accident Thurs·
day ;it the New Jt'rsey 7.i nc Mine
Co. s haft in Gordonsville, Tenn.
However, a Baptist Hospital
spokesman said Duncan's in-
JUries were loo severe to try r e
implantation
Ot-ang~ Coasc
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Wea titer
Cl earing a nd windy
Saturday. Lows tonight in
40s. Highs Saturday in mirl
to upper60s.
INSIDE TODA V
Actor·tumed-dlrector Alan
Arkin soya he'a no ty rant on
01e &et. Hu .approach to
direct mg Lt detailed iri. a 1tory
by the Dolly Pilot'a Dennit
McLellon on P~e Cl of the
Weekender.
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Con Man 'King' Sentenced Couniy
Leaper Described during his Orange county Superior
Court trial as "the king of the con men" Henry Leroy
O'ttrien drew a string of sentences Thursday that
could keep him in stale prison for as long as 34 years.
But O'Brien, 44. seemed quite unperturbed by the
sentences meted by Judge Kenneth Williams.
WALKING F RO M the courtroom flanked by two
jail deputies, he stopped at the door and asked Judge
Williams with a smile, "Don't l get credit for the time
I've already served in jail?"
Judge Williams shook his head in disbellef and
mdlioned the officers to take O'Brien away.
Looking at O'llnen's multiple convictions of
grand theft, concealing stolen property and con·
spiracy, Judge Williams had ~artier told the defen-
dant: "If I were a banker 1 wouldn't sleep nights with
you around.
"VOV'RE JUST TOO good and I think you were
born dishonest. You're a lovable scamp, Mr. O'Brien,
but you'restill going to prison for a long time.''
O'Brien's convu:t1ons stemmed from the role he
played in the theft or 17 rolls of m lcrofitm records
from the county tax collector's office in April. 1975.
It was alleged during the trial that O'Brien and
Alfred Edwar~ Adams, 44, planned to use the tax re-
cords and a stolen check encoder to produce phony
payroll checks.
JUDGE WI LLIAMS noted that O'Brien had a long
record of such frauds. He described him as an "artist
in the ficid of commercial paper."
Despite his superior court sentencing, O'Brien is
still wanted by federal authorities who plan to try h1m
for his alleged role in the counterfeiting of $20 bills.
' Critical 1 Early rep<>rts indicate that an
instrul'lional television techni-
cian who leaped from a Cirth-floor
balcony cit Cal Stale Fullerton to,
day is in "extremely cnt.tcal"
condition.
According to John Millen of the
University's news bureau, the
27 -year-old unidentified tcchm·
cian s urvived his 8:45 a.m. jump
Crom the Humanities Building
balcony ~d was given emergen-
cy treatment at the scene.
However, Millen said, the ap-
parent suicide bent man suffered
multiple fractures and extensive
Joint Park 0 A k loss of blood. He was taken to
Periatl.Qn s ed Placentia-Linda Hospit<1l. Millen reported the man was
a lone on the balcony when he
...............
TOUGH TEST AHEAQ
Death Advocate Oeukmejl•n
Orange County supervisors
will be asked Tuesd(jy to con·
sider whether or not they want to
get into the park business with
the City of I luntin gton Beach.
Supervisor Laurence Schmit,
in a letter to fellow boar<Ymem-
bers, said the Huntington Beach
$2 Billion
Suit Filed
In Tragedy
Ry Thl• Associated Press
The in~urance bill for avia
lion's \\or!>I d1!-.asLcr 111 which 577
peoplc clr t'd cou)d reach $240
million. l.A.mdon tn~urcrs Si.IV . Hut
lhl' firs t l\H1 damage.• .suits filed 111
Calirorni.1 cm behalf of' 1cums of
the <.'l'ash arc demanding more'
lh:in $2 b1lhon.
The $240 million total mclud<:s
$63 million for the Pan American
;.ind KLM jumbo jct::. that col
hdt•d on a runway 111 lh(• Canary
lsl;inds 0 11 Sunday, an c.·stimal('d
$137 million In 1bm.1gl'S to the
(am1ht'S of the cll•Jd and tu 111
jured <;UnHurs. ant.I JO rstim.1l
cd S<IU million on ;1cc1Cle11t 111
surunce polwH:s takl'll out hy 111
div1dual VH'tlms
I O!lur;mc:c• ... nun·1·s ... ;ud both
Pan Affil'rJt';HJ JIHl K l>M arc
:-.i~natonc::. Ill agrt•l·ments limit
ing their l1abilil y fnr t'aC h
passenger to $58,000 damaces
and $17,000 to cover legal costs
But th~y s:11cl /\ merican
passengers nrc suhJccl to a lJ .S.
law th<1L rcmo' t•s the limit if
ncgligcntt• 1s shown
l,nndon 1nsuranl·l' hrokC'r
.luhan ~·ra!'t·r ... a11I tf onC' llf lhl'
pilot.!> m· ~Ornl· tttht.>I' I actor din·cl
ly t·onnN·kd \\ 11h ('tth,.r or hoth
of I tw ;11 rli nC'' 1.; f 1111nd 1 o be to
hl,1mr. tt1m1wn~:i t 1on c·ould IH'
cx1·1·p11m1 .. 1J.\ llll!h
Dull'h ofl 1c:i.rls 1nvt• ... 11g~1hong
thr collis1on h:l\'c already con
t•ed<'C1 lhnl the KLM µriot did not
h:iv1• perm1ss10n from lht• a1rp<1rt
control tower for thr tak<'off ht'
had starh'd
The sons or l\\o C'aliforn1;1
wom<'n k1lle<I rr1 th<• c11tl1!>11>n folt-d
n dass-at·tion ~u1t 111 I ' S. D1-.tn1 t
Cnurt in San i"ranc1s(·•> on Thur'·
d:.iy demand1n~ Sfi 5 m1l11on for
<'arh ofthl' JHH Cuhforn1an:-klll1·cl
or tnJured 1n Iii.· d1saskr. a l11l;il or $1,989.000 The llcfemlunts at<'
Pan 1\mt>rn·a11, f.\ !. \t Jrld lh•·
Hoe ing C<>pr . \\htC'h built th<' i l7
JUmbO JCl!\
The da y hPfore. thn•1•
(faughtcrs ol u San D1r1w worn Jn ~o was killed Wt'd the two
<lirhnes and Boc111K for $12 ~
mil hon.
A spokesman for Lloyd 's of
J.ondon l><11d $23 m1J11on has
already bt>en paid to l'a n
American for the loss of 1t 'I
plant'. Thrs-'inc luded $10 35
million from ttrit1sh firms. morc.-
than S3.7 million from 93 French
companies und lhc rt'!>L from
North American <'om pani1•s,
mosl of them in the United
States.
"Becausl' of th«.> hi~h conc<'n·
tratlon of risk 111 such cast's, tn·
surance hnd be to be spread
worldwide." the Lloyd's
s pok('sman said ~~~~~~~--
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City Council has proposed a joint
acqu1s1tion. maintenance and de·
vclopment as:treemcnt with the
county for the city's 250-acre
Central Park.
Councilman Ron Shenkman
has labeled the park a "white
elephant" plagued by low attcn·
EN-Moonies
Needed Space
To Think
SAN fo'RANCISCO (AP)
A few d ays free of
"mind control" was all two
former members of Rev.
S un Myung !\loon 's
Unification Church say
they needed before leaving
the church.
Barbara Underwood , 25.
and Leslie Brown. 24, re-
nounced membership in
th e co ntrover s ial
"Mooruc" .sect JUSt a few
days after put in their
parents' c us tody for a
month.
Additionally. "d1 •pro·
grammt'r" Jeffrey Scales
said Thursday thal Jac-
queline K,111. 21. :ibo dt'
r1d<'fl to 11.w\ l' the chu1ch.
F e rn Returns
Home; Police
Expect Peace
A tltml1n_gton Rt>rich m an who
h,1 ... 1 i!n•<.•n thumb l111~l'r<'<i ,,
t hl'fl 'U'Vt'l'l Ill I h1• dr ... ap
lh·..tt Jnu· of h1:. priH· Huston ft'rn
Thur~d J\, SJ)' poll\·1· "'ho ~·r"
kl'"lllOJ.! .tfl l'~l' 11n th1• ;i\ll.'~l'd
l 011lpr11 roda\
I le told the des k 0H1qer he had
:1 ~ood lead on the vanished
pl.int s \\hert';1bouts bccausl' he
~ J' l•)()km~ tit 1l in th<' front win·
clow or 0 ne1ghhor's home dire<.·t·
ly arr~c; th1.•.1rel't. ,,c; he talked
l nvl·~t1gatnrs c:ont ,1<·ted the
'""Pf'rled neighbor.'' ho 11rotcs1
1 ii hi~ 1nn()('cncc loudly but final
Iv 'urrendert>d the forn in the tn
I t·re<.tr; of nc1~hhorhood peace
1'11I H'<' .,a11! lht•\' afll l('IPJle th<'
pr 1d>ll•m \\ill rl',oh·1• 1t'1'lr
11 .. 1·;1u-.l• the• frrn ;1lid11( 111111 ... us
l•N't ,11 the t11nl' \\ a.s lo.iding up
111..; r nr anrl J Ir a Iler t(I mnv<'
J\\1 :1v
3 LA Youths
Indicted in
County Slaying
Thrk' Los Anfteles youths who
allegedly staged a Santa Ana
market raid that cost the life of n
Ga-year-old woman Inst March 3,
werl' indicted on murc1er charges
Thursday by the Oran~e County
Grand Jury.
Named as defendants in an in-
dic tment that lists 16 counts of
murder, attempted murder and
armed robbery are Sammie
David Dunn J r . 18, Michael
Ramon Br adley. 18, and Russell
Clyde Capers. 16.
Jt is alleged that the trio burst
into the Santa Ana Food Market
and used shotguns to herd the 11
workers into a meat locker.
Police said a member of the
family that operates the market
fired a pistol at the bandits short-
ly before the lo<'ker door was
closed.
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TAX •••
and other property two-thirds.
Local government programs
would be able to grow generally
with the local cost or living.
Assemblyman Brown said the
plan "meets the criteria outlined
by the governor for targeted ro·
lief to those who need help the
most. without a generol state tax Increase."
T he?"e was no Immediate com·
ment from th governor'• omce.
An aide said Oov. Brown had Just.
received a draft ~d would lake
several de.ya to study It.
I
dance and a luck of recreation
fac1llt1cs.
Schmit has recommended that
supcrv1sors direct the ('ounty En·
vironmentaJ Manai;:t'mcnt Agen-
cy to study the feasib1hty or a
1oint city-county agreement that
would turn the city pat k into the
Fro"' Page A I
VENDOR ..•
und Tru:.tct• Z1la \a,,\·:-~a !>Ought ;1
re vi ew of all 1 .. i11els on foods sold
through vending machines on
ch:-.tncl cam1>U:>l'!>
Thl• propo~l·d pollc~ I .1ilcd 011 ,1
2 t o 2 volt> with Jll ah~tcntwn hy
J\l .1l'Allister
The proPosC'd pol1n to rc·s\nl'I
I ood p;1dWJ.!l' pn nt111,.: \\ii I lw
drafletl b) d1:.lrll'l Jd
rn in1stratur!>.
l\t acAllii.tl'I' said lh•· polil'y
would "1101 br ccn!\or ~h1p" but
only he a "t•t1mhtwn of bu.) in~
~ind selltng .. 111 thc district
•The district s lcg;il l'Otmscl.
O<i\'t' Lar·sen. told th<' board 1l
can tell a vc·11dor "what he can or
cannot do in rC'speC'I to l>elhng hr~
product tu thl.' d1stnt•t."
Said Lan.en. "II lhl· u1st1·11·t
finds cNt.1111 advcrt1s1ng of
fensl\c, 11 1s up to tht· district lo
dec1dl· 1f it will huy the produl'l
1'o one has the nghl l<• !>t!ll lo the
district. ..
But LarsC'n also s:nd G1ew'<>
Christian motto ··ttoes not vml~t l.'
lhe First /\ntendme11t" of the
Bill oC Rii.:hh ·in an\'\\ .n "
Larsen told the hQa1 cl ·the 'en
dor '1s not merchand1s1ng re
lig1on 111 any way. but thf.' d1stnct
has no contractual oblrgat1011
W1thh1m."
1\ll'an\\hile. C:11•c;y, 23 n former
J\t <i rma ILit:h ~1·hool '111dent. sat
Ill c1 hl:(U~I a::. tlYC' h11;1nl \'Ot1·<1
· ·Ttwv ha\ l' I 111.:11 tu attark rnt•
from ..ill d1fflor•·nt anJ:lc .... " !><.Uri
thl' HHIO/.! llur111n~tor1 Jlarl;our
bu!> In l'sMn .rn
· I hclic\ l' 1111' prnµoM•d l)('lll<·v
1:-. aimed at m> produtt la.bel, ·
said Giesy.
G1esy's tortilla rhrp ingredient
label mcludcs an 1rhthus. an an-
cient Greek. fish hkl' svmbol for
Chrr ... t. nnd a motto \\h1t·h reads ··s A.M. Foods. A Chr1sl1an N>m·
pany d edicated to a new life
through Christ
· 'ThC'tr policy had helter he
C'ons1stent with evc•ry other pro-
duct ~old in the school d1stnct,"
said Giesy
GrPs)"s 1:h1p~ are sold to ab<'lul
:ulQO '\tuclcnb pt·r '' l'l'k at all cl1s-
tnct t·ampusl·-. t':l.t'l't>\ Edison
lhgh ~hool
The food venclor rmint<>d to a
ko!>h r lahei 011 .1 JU1n· product
sold thrnuRhoul the d1i.trict.
Ho ar<1 President Dille told
tr ustl'f•s. "We• cou ld <lrop
1 G1~sy's productJ r1 month from
now 1f we ronMci<•r 1l not to be
nutrrllous "
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SECRET •..
privilege docs not apply and the
discussion must be public.
"It .01ust h<' emphasized that
the exception drawn here is u
narrow one and that any sub-
trefuge or evasion of the purpose
of the Ralph M. Brown Act
should not be tolerated," the opi·
nion stated.
Under Section 54959 of the
Rrown AN. participation in de·
liberations ln•violalion n( the law
is a misdemeanor.
F.ach member of a legislative
bod)'. such as the school board,
who a ttends a meeting, in viol•·
lion of any provision of the law,
with knowledge or the fact that
lhe meeting is illegal, is guilty or
a misdemeanor, the law states.
Board President Helen Dille
and Trustees Zita We8sa and
Doris Allen said they wanted to
hold the entire discussion of
Thursday's meeting in public.
Mrs. Dltte said what w• dia-
cussl'd In the secret session ''was
in essence what was discussed ln
public."
Carter Threatened
CORUNNA, Mich. (AP> -A
15-year·old girl who constdera
herself • member of tho Charla
Manson hmlly allecedly
thrutened tho Ute of Pruldent
Carter ln a "det\th list" m alled to
the convicted mus murderer,
authontlts say.
jumped but that witnesses said
county regional park. he shouted something <1s he
The city council March 14 hurtled feet fir:.t d own to the
asked the county to consider such pavement.
an agreement. He also said a woman student a
Shenkman said al the time the few f~t from whe re th~ man £ell
city would c~ntinue to pay off the suffered shock and is being treat-
$6 m illion bond issue that paid for ed in the university's mechcal
the park acreage. facility.
But he propo::.ed the county Millen said the technician's
take over marntcnant'c and add boss, Dr. Allen 7.cltzer, said th{•
new facilitieo:;, including twseball man had been despondent re-
and !IOCl'cr fields. baskctb<1ll and cently because of apparent
tennis courts. a s kateboard park romantic difficulties.
and a lawn bo" ling field t;...)
The city has 100 acres of file 3 n•
park left undeveloped. and 1rectors
Shenkman suggested that is
whe re the new faciljties could be
added.
"I am by no means in f::ivor of
creating a concrete jungle." he
:.aid then. "but the people ar c
paying for something that they
are not getting the full use of."
Schmit said lhe city officials
believe the park would qualify as
a county regional park and con-
tend there is a lack of regional
facilities in West Orange County.
Schmit himself has voiced
similar contentions in the past.
At his suggestion earlier this
year, supervisors a s ked county
staff members to study a possible
park aC'quisit1on that would link
Central P<irk "1th I he Uol!..i
Chica \.\etland~
Six Marines
Held for Pot
In San Diego
SAN DIEGO CAPI f our
Marine MPs a nd two other
M arincs are charg(•d with mari-
JUan a v1olat1011!'. the Marine
Corps Recru1t Dcpol says.
One of the MPs. Lanc·e Cpl.
Roy Rl\·as of Los Fresnos. Tex ..
.1ppcarcd bcfnrl' a special court-
martwl Thur.,duy and was fined
S240 and reduced to private first
class, a base spokesman said
Thursday. ·
Similar courts-martial are to
be held for the three other
military policemen. all charged
with smoking pot, and for two
sergeants charged with selling
the weed, the corps said.
Gunman Subdued
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A
security guard subdued a man
who came to Mayor George
Moscone's office with a loaded
pistol, authorities reported
Thursday. Walter Jones. 32, was
booked into jail for in9cstigation
of carrying a loaded firearm in
public
Join Facility
Board in HB
Three new director:. ha'e been
appointed lo Huntington Beach's
Public Facilities Corporation.
They will assume their duties
April 27.
The new PFC directors are:
-William R. Wilson who has
been employed for 30 years by
the Atlantic Richfield Company.
-Anton M. Teixeira who 1s re·
tired after serving with the st ak
Oepartmenl of Employme nt
--William F. Wamhoff Jr . ~1
c redit and finnncial manager
They will fill three v.-cancie!>
created by recent rc~ign<1llons of
R. Dudley Boycl', Larry Curran
and Ray Bunker
The PFC is the c1tv's landlord
and oversees financing of the
civic center and library build·
ings.
Fro• Pag~ Al
J"l~K •••
Mohrcnsch ildt vacillated
between insis ting it was true and
saying he made it up to sell the
book.
De Mohrenschildt apparently
shot himself to death Tuesday af·
ternoon in Palm Be'ach, Fla., ac-
cording to officials, hGJrs after a
House Committee on assassina-
tions investigator tried to contact
him for an interview.
Tt}e journalist gave only
high lights of his story in the pres~
interviews. saying he wants lo
sell the full story.
He said in the ABC interview
he had no idea why Texas oilmen
would conspire lo kill Kennedy
and repealed several times that
he was only quoting De
Mohrcnschildt on the story.
Jn an interview with NBC.
Oltmans said that in addition to
the oilmen a trucking firm ex
ecutive was involved He s aid the
anti-Castro Cubans thought they
had a debt to settle with Kennedy
for allegedly betraying them al
the Bay of Pigs invas ion or Cuba.
Executions ·
Fight Still
Lies Ahead
SACRAMENTO CP> -Death
penally s upporters have won an
easy victory in the state. Senate,
but thC'y still have the toughest
p11rt of their battle ahead of
till' rn
Thl· uppt•r h11use approved a
r <• p11 :d pumshml·nt bi I I Thursday
1111 ,, 2!1 IO \'o il'. :-.l'nti1n~ 1t to the
J\:-. .... ·mbl). '' ht•ri· the mcal>ure's
author al:rl.'l'U thJl dl!alh penalty
opposition 1s stronger.
"l tlunk 1t \\ 111 be m ore dif-
fi cu It ... said Sen. George
UeukmcJian <ll-Long Beach>.
According to Associated Press
interviews. capital punishment
bac·kl'rs are still six votes from
having thl' two-thirds m ajority
they nl'NI in the lower house.
JI will take St voles in the 80-
Si•at J\~~(·rnbly to override Gov.
l'.dmuml Bro\\n .lr.'s promised
\l'lo nr tu .1ppn1H• ,, death pcnal-
t v hill th.11 ''""Id L1kl' dfcct 1m-
1111•d1;11dv 1n~1,•..1d of J;in. I.
Thl• 11111 <.1bo lrH·cs a likely
r oadblurk 111 lite Assembly
C rim1n,il Jusl1cc Committee,
althou1?h there Jr<: ways of ~et
ting a IJ1ll lo the floor without
t•ommittcc approval.
Committee chairman Ken
Maddy CR-Fresno). said Thurs-
day he thought the <.·ommittee
was divided 5·4 against a de;•th •
penalty bill. but would support a
hfe-w1thout-parolc measure.
Maddy plans to have the com-
mittee consider lhc Deukmejian
bill April 11. when 1l is scheduled
lo ..-otc on Assembly death penal-
ty measun ·s.
Tools Worth
$6,000 Gone
Burglars apparl'nlly planning
a major construc tion job broke
mto a Huntington Beach equip-
m en~ rental firm Thursday ,
stealing $6,000 worth of tools that
were trucked away.
Spokesmen for Ada Equipment
Company, 17191 Beach Blvd.,
told pohre their Joss included five
air compressors. a jack hammer
used for s mashing concrete,
paint spr<iyers. power saws and a
J 1~·ton floor jack.
lnvcst1gators i;aid lhe in·
lruders also look along a sledge
hammer and a dolly conveyance
apparently used to move the loot
to a wa iting truck.
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VOL 70, NO. 91, 4 SECTIO.NS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, APRI L 1, 1977 TEN CENTS
Cities io Ride Incoine Tax BandwagOn?
SACRAMENTO (AP)-Cities
a nd counties could impose local
income t axes and renters and
homeowners could collect ·1$712
million in cash payments in a
wide-r a nging t ax r e fo rm
package dra fted in the state As·
sembly.
The $950 million package,
which would provide $100 million
mor e in immediate property tax
re lier than u rivaJ plan backed by
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., has
been drafted by the Assembly
Revenue and Taxation Commit·
tee.
Assemblyman Willie Brown.
committee chairman, canceled a
briefing on the plan fo r
Republican m embers or the As
sem bly Thursday. when h e
learned that the GOP caucus was
ope n to the public and press.
Copies were leaked to the press.
Gentlemanly Gesture
Drown. a San Franc1Ho
Democrat. said il is still an "in·
ternal working document." But
in a cover letter with the draft. he
said the plan ··represents a con
census legislative package for
homeowner ;ind renter property
tax reform " ..,.
T he package would·
Allow county boards of
supervisors to vote to 1mpo~l· a t
to 5 percent income tax and cit}
O•oly Pilot Phol• by ht 0 Oollholl
Comedian Mc Lean Stevenson lent his coal
lo Mrs. Angie Orlando of Dana Point, who
was chilly while attending the Celebrity
Challenge of the Sexes Thursday at Mis-
sion Viejo Country Club. l\'lrs. Orl<rndo
t>rought her nine-day-old son. Thomas. to
the golf tourney. Stevenson was pilt('d
against Kathy Crosby. flin ):!'s wif<'
-SELF School Looks
iPerrnanent i.n Irvine
llundreds of lell('rs written to
Sacramento dunn~ the pa\t six
months hy students and parents
at the SELi'' alternative high
school in Irvine apparently ha\'t'
paid off.
SELF ManaJ!er Jack Parha m
twul today the altcrn:.il1ve school
will probably be allowed to re·
mam in 11::. r urrenl home. an in
dust rial hu1Jdin~ on M ii liken
/\venue m the Jrvinc Industnal
Complex
Parham said the l'i'>Ue l'in ten-
l 1 rt• I y Sl'llled )Cl. I\ hil l
sponsort'd h) ~tall• SC'n. Ot'nni-;
Carpenter ( R-Ncwport lieach 1
has JUSl pu!->scd tht• Assembly
Education C•>mm1ttee. con
s1dt•rcd the bill's tou~hrsl hurdlt•
But It still needs 111>prov6.l ls from
!ht' assembly and bt'natc.
Those appro\•als are expertl.'d
within JO lo 40 du}"' und Parham
:.a} s thcy-lilould ~ smooth ~:ul
1n~
Carpenter 's bill 1s tailored ex -
clu&ively to the St~l.I" s1tuJt1on,
11nt:e 1l wi ll arfet•I onlv
oltl.'rnat1vl' srhools lnc<1ktl in 111
du11trial buildings.
Lus t S1.•p temb<'1. l'<irham
learned that SELi'"::. futun• was
in jeopardy sin('() 1t could not
me<'l the curthquake-proor stan-
d ards set for schools.
The bulld\n~ is ~tructurnlly
sound, but because 1t wa11 not
oriitinally buill as n school it can-
Coast
We athe r
C learing and windy
Saturday. Lows tonigh~ In
40s. Highs Saturday in mid
to upper OOS.
INSIDE TODA~
Actor-tumed-dirtctor Alon
Ar~n 14YI he'a no tyrant on
the ul. Hi$ .approach l o
di reeling ii detailed in a $lory
by Clw DoUy Pilot'' Dennis
Mclellan on Page Cl of the
Weekender.
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not meet the Field Act standard.'.
Parham said.
A letter-writing campaign wa-.
l au n c h ed ai m e d al sl at~
leJ!islalorc; and Parham said 1l
m ade "a fantas tic difference "
l k said the letters con\'mn'<t
Carpenter lo sponsor the bill and
lSttSELF, Page A2>
Delay Issued
In Actress'
Guardian Case
A two-week delay wa'I ordered
today in Orangt' County Supenor
Court action thut could result in
former actress Rita JI a.vworth's
.1rra1rs ocing taken over hy th<·
pubhc guardian
Miss Hayworth. who is con
fined al Hoag Memorial llosp1tul
1n Newpo rt B eac h . was
represented at th<' brier hearin~
hefore Judge Claude M. Owen:.
b) attorney Leonard Monroe
Jud~e Owens accepted a
numbe r of -doctors' and 1n
vestigators' reports on Miss
Hayworth 's condition and or -
d ered them sealed as confiden-
hnl pending the hearing April 15.
The petition that will be argued
then states that Miss Ha yworth
whose real name is Margarita
Cansino, is "gravely disabled as
a result or mental disorder ."
It aJso points out that the public
guardian is empowered to take
over the affairs of anyone who
h as become a chronic alcoholic.
The county counsel·s office
took conservation action at the
request of Dr. J a mes Miner of
Hoag Hospital. He has been
treating Miss Hayworth since
s he entered the fncility.
ACTOR 'UVED'
UFE OF JESUS
British actor Robert Powell,
who plays title role in "Jesus or
N inarelh," reflects on b ow
perforrnahee has artected, his
life.
The powerfully ~g
portranl'o< the nrc of Christ is
being shown on NBC·TV In two
three-hour segm~nta on Sun~y
nights ol E3.9ter Week. April 3
and 10.St.orlcs, PaaeAlO.
Trudeau's
Wd.~ Said
Pit in Eye
WASHINGTON tAP) -"Stones
dalmmg that Mar~:irct Trudeau
recel\ cd a punch in the t.') c rrom
her husband. C;rnad1an Prim<'
Minister Pl<'rre Trudeau. huve hit Canadiun newsrrnpers. Lhl·
Washington Star n•pi>rtcd tcl<fa~
The dispatch from Otta\' <1 said
the story about the punch in lhl'
t>\> e had c1n·ulated <is rumor in
Otta.,.. a for more than a week
The supposl'd incident 1s re
ported to have ocrurn•d March l!i
after Mrs Trudrau·._ trip to
Toronto to ~ce the Rolling Stone's
rock group and ht•r suhsequrnt
travels to N<-w York. the story
said
Th<' storws .,.. ere followed I JIL'
this week by reports that I h<'
Trudeaus -...ere plannin~ a
separ ation. but the prim l.'
minister has refu&C'd to com,
ment, lhcstory said.
Thr dispatch ulso !'.a 1cl
Trudeau lea\>e., \\edncsday
for Berkel('y. Cahf. and arter
that plans a IO·day v;ical1on. but
his oHice will not sav whether his
wife will accompany him
The vacation is bC'1ng
d escribed by some news papers
as a last-ditch attempt to patch
up the marn age.
Mrs. Trudeau reportedly
told at least eight persons that
sbe and her hus band had an ari:u·
ment which ended with her being
on the receiving end of a shot in
<See TRVDEAU. Page A2 )
Boy,. s Severed
·Arm Replaced
NASIMLLE. Tenn <AP)
David Lynn Jackson, 19, 1s in
satisfactory condltion todny after
a team oC surgeons reimplanted
his arms which were chopped ofr
by falling sheet metal in a zinc
mine acddent.
Surgeons from Louisville and
Nashville worked for 10 hours
Thursday at Louisville's Jewish
Hospital to rcimplanl J ackson's
severed arm .
Jerry Lee Duncan . 25.
Elmwood, Tenn .. wos also listed
in utlsfactory condition al Bap-
tis~ Hospital be~ after losing hlt
rig~1 arm In the accident Thurs·
day at the N w Jersey Zinc Mine
Co. shalt ln Gordonsville. 1'enn.
Howeve r, a Baptist Hospital
11pt>kdmnn aald Duncan'!! Ill
juries wer~ tOb s~•cre to try r~
implantation
I •
councils to vole an additional 10
p..l'rcenl levy.
The local taxes would be col-
kcted by the slate as a ''pig-
J(~ back" charge on state income
taxes, and then th(' money would
be returned to the local govern
ments. 75 pe rl'ent for property
ta\. relief and ;!5 percent for gov
ernmcnt programs.
Set higher mtome taxes on
Cahfornia ·s wealthy
-Limit growth of local proper -phases. The legislature could
ty t axes by putting caps on new authorize the $712 million in rc-
local spending. bales 1o renl~rs and homeowners
-Allow local governments to this year. To continue s uch r~
s plit tax rates so business proQCr-bates, voters in 1978 would be
ty would be assessed at a higner polled on a constitutional amend-
rate than residential property. ment to allow tax roles to be
-Impose a s tatewide property split.
tax on businesses to help the It would freeze the proportion
s tate take over virtually all local 4.>f property taxes so that re.
welfare and Medi-Cal costs. ----'s1dences account for one-third
The plan 1s proposed in two (See TAX, Page A2)
JFK Death Plot
N aines CIA, FBI
<;.ounty
Leaper
Critical
\
Early reports indicate that un
"1nstruct1onal tclc\'ision techni
t•1,11} who IC'ap<'d from a flrth-Ooor
b,llcony at Cal State Fullerton to-
day is' in "extremely critical"
condition
Accnrdmg to John Millen of th1>
l 'n1\'ersity's news bureau, the
27-~·ear-old unidentified techn1·
c1a·n ~urv1ved his 8.45 a.m . jump
from the Humanities Uuilding
balcony and was given emcrgen·
cy treatment al the scene •
However, Millen ~id , the ap-'
parent suicich! beoftt' -an suffered
multipl<-' fractures and eAtcnsivC'
loss or blood. He was taken to
Placenlia·Linda Hospital.
Millen reported the m an was
alone on the balcony when he
Jumped hut thul witnesses said
h e shouted somelhinR as he
' hurtled reel first do\\ n lo the
pavement
11 e also said a wo01 an student a
few reel rro'm where the man fell
s uffered shock and is bcin)'! treat·
l'd in th<-' univcr~ity's medical
facility
i\I ill en said the technician ·s
boss, Dr All<'n Zellzer. said the
man had been despondent r<'·
c·cntly because or apparent
romantic difficultic~
Unemployment
Rate Declines
Nationwide
WASlllNGTON (AP> The
nations's unemployment rate
dipped from 7.5 to 7.3 percent in
March as a h a lf-million
Americans round jobs and foc-
tories recalled workers from
energy-spawned layoffs. the gov
ernmcnt said today.
lo.labor Depart mcnt analysts
s aid the improvement indicated
that the ill eff<'cts or the sever e
winte r weather a nd related
energy shortages had only a tem-
porary effect on the econom y.
The March jobless rate was at
the same level as ln J arruary. It
rose two-tenths or a percent in
February largely because of
l ayoffs rel ated to the un
precedented cold.
The administration hopes to re-
duce the jobless rate to iibout 6.5
percent by year 's ena. It stood at
ei2ht percent last November.
The Labor Department gave
this breakdown or UTle mp)oy-
m e n t In va r iou s work e r
categories in Mar ch :
-Adult men, 5.4 pe rcent. down
from S.8 in January.
-Adult women, 7.2 percent,
unchanged
-Teenagers, 18.8 percent, up
from 18.5.
-Whiles, 6.6, down from 6.7 in
January.
-Blacks and other mtnoritie~.
12.7 percent. down from 13. l.
-Blue collar worken , 8A.
down from 8.7 .
-White collar workers. 4.7. up
from 4.6.
The rate for persons hfadlng
households. who are regarCied u
the family brcfldwlnncr. decllncd
from 4 9 to 4 6 percent.
• .. ~Wl...otlOIO TRL~ 00..SPIRACY
Dutch Newsman Oltman•
Dr. Slocum
Practicing
Again in SA
By TOM BARLEY
04 llM O•llY Po lot Sl•ll
Dr. Wesley Garner Slocum. the
former Costa Mesa physician
who was sent to sl <1te prison for
bilking' the slate's Medi-Cal
system of an estimated $200.000.
is being allowed to practice
medicine again.
A board of medical examiners
pl aced Slocum. 50, on five years'
probation after noting thal he
•had served 26 months of the state
prison term or one to 10 years im-
posed three years ago in Oran~e
County Superior Court. He was
released from prison in J anuary.
Slocum told the board he
planned to resume the practice
he formerly maintained in Sunta
Ana. "There is a strong dem:.ind
in the community to have him re-
turn to practice there," the
board's opinion notes.
Judge Harmon G. Scoville sent
Slocum to prison in April 1974
after the physician was convict·
ed on 22 counts or fraud in his
s ubmission or Medi-Cal claims
for patients whb never received
treatment from him.
ll was his lhird Superior Court
. trial.
Slocum was acquitted in the
same courtroon in 1970 on
murder charges filed after Costa
Mesa police alleged that he killed
a nd dismembered his infant
daughter and stuffed her re·
mDins In a freezer at his Mesa
Verdehom~.
The grisly discovery by mov-
ing men led to his ar rest and a
trial in which his wife was the
(&e OOCl'OR. P age A2)
Suicide
Witness
Quoted
WAS lll NGTON <AP J 1\
Dutch journalist has quoted thl·
potenl1 <1I House inv<;st1galion
witness who app;ircnlly com
milted suicide this wct•k as say
ing u conspiracy of Texas oilmen
and anti -Castro Cu!Jans ;is
s assinated President Kennc:<l~
ln pr ess inten'll'Ws today. \11•·
jouUl;llist. Willem Oltman-.
quoted George de Mohre nsch1li:l
as saying he was the mid<'!t
m a n b e tw ee n the l <tl .-
multimillionaire oilman II I
Hunt representing other oilmen
and Lee Harvey Oswald . in the
conspirucy.
The theory of oilman Hunt's in·
volvemenl has been advanced
before but never corroborated.
The journaHst testified for
more than three hours today at a
closed session of the House Com·
mittee on Assassinations· sub-·
committct' on the Kennedy as·
sass1nallon.
Ile told newsmen afterw11rds
that he testified that Loran llall.
a Cuban exile, told him in a taped
interview that he was offered
$50.000 in. the office or oilman
Lester Logue to assassinate
Pres ident Kennedy. Five or six
other people were present <it the
time, accordingtoOltmans. -·
Oltmans also suid he gave thl·
s ubcommittee the name and
photograph or a Cuban he
believes was involed in the as-
sassination. He did nol say what
evidence he had for that asser-
tion.
The news m an h ad already
given his basic story before the
testimony in several press in-
terviews, most fully on A BC·TV'!-.
"Good Morning America."
T h e journalis t s aid Dt•
Mohrenschildt in a book
manuscript "named CIA a nd
FBI officials who according tu
him are connected with the Ken-
nedy assassin ation.··
The journalist said he bl'l1eve~
the story even though he saJd Dt!
Mohrenschildt vac illate<l
between insisting H was true and
saying he m ade it up to sell the
book. .
De Mohrenschildt app arently
shot himself to death Tuesday af-
ternoon in Palm Beach, Fla., ac-
cording to officials, hour11 after a
House Committee on assassina-
tions investigator tried to contact
him for an interview.
The journalis t gave only
highU~ of his story in the press
interviews. saying he wants to
sell the full story.
He said In the ABC Interview
he had no Idea why Texas oilmen
<See JFK, Page A2)
Irvine (;hamps
Boys' Soccer Team Scorea
An Irvine soccer team of 9 and 10-year-old boys became
Southern Orange County champs last week and will battle a
tearn from Culver City for the stale championship al noon
Saturday at Turtle Rock School.
The Earthquakes defeated a llunUn'tton Beach team G·l Jdt weekend to be~ome c hamps of Division K, including the
entl re 80\Ath county 'region.
Steve SAM8ha is coach of the t eam. Most or the boys
come from TurUe Rock and Uaiversily Park. Team mem -
Ml'S include Tom Baum nnn, Davo Carr, Bradley Hartsock.
JHon Joh.c"lS-On, Sc:ott Julien. Eric LambiHe, J oey Noyos .
erent 'Payn~ and ~ter Pllctless.
Othera are D~rren Sam aha, Michael SU11pson. David
Voss. Chris Polity, Ores Nelson und Michael Melfi
• {12-OA:LY PILOT
Murders
Bearipg
Closes
A three-day prellmin;1ry hear-
ing into mutliple murder charges
fil ed against two youths dosed
Thurs da y in .Sa nt a Ana
Municipal Court with the de
cision to order them to face
Orange County Superior Court
action.
Judge John Te<1I set Tucsd<iy
as the day Brett Matthew Paul
Thomas, 18, of Anaheim and
Ma rk'Titch, 17, or Orange Wiii of-
( er their pleas to Supe90r Court
Judge James JI. Walsworth
Both defendants are c harged
with four murders and one at
tempted murder . Titch also faces
t rial on 11 counts of burglary and
robbery.
Thomas and Tilch are held m
the county jail with bail set at Sl
million each. Titch will be tried
as an adult.
It is allegc<.I that both youths
were involved in the killtng Jan.
21 of Laura Ann Stoughton, 19,
whose body was found on an
Orange hilltop.
They ;;ire also cha rged with the
murder Jan. 24 of Garden Grove
clerk Ephraim J . Christian. 35,
who was shol during the robbery
of a dairy outlet in that city.
And they are accused of the
murders of billiard parlor owner
Aubrey L. Duncan, 48, and his
daughter, Denise. 18, who were
s hot Jan. 29. on the front lawn or
t~e1r AnaheJm home
· F ro• Page A l
JFK .•.
\\Ould conspire to kill Kennedy
and repeated several times that
he wa s o nly q u o ting De
MOhrenschildt on the story.
In an interview with NBC,
Oltmans said that in addition to
the oilmen a trucking firm ex-
cl·ul1ve was involved. He said the
a nti-Castro Cubans thought they
had a debt 10 settle with Kennedy
for all egedly betraying them a t
the Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba ·
.. What Mr Oe Mohrcnsch1ldt
~aid was that Mr. Oswald w<1s
:i<.'ting al has guidance and his an· ~!ru ctions," Oltmans said.
"Mr. DP Moti rensehilnt in-
<lic ated tn me very slrongl:v lhat
his ties upwards were towards
H L. Hunt, .. Oltmans said.··
and downstmrs they wC'n• grnng
to Lee Harvey Oswald.··
The Warren Comm1ss1on rnn
eluded lhat Oswald assassinotccl
Kennedy acting alone anti that
there was no ronspir;icy
The Journalist sa id 0<'
Mohrenschildt never knew t'\UCl·
ly who killed Kennedy bC<•Jusc·
Oswa ld a nd an uns pN•1f1ed
number of Cuhan g1m ml·n wcrP
o;upposr<l tn he at tht: <>rt•nr of the
assass1nat1on
De Mohn·n-.childt ,1 Ruc:s1an
horn geologist. ~JS a r m:ncl of
Oswald and his wife, Manna, hut
the Warren Commission C'On·
d uded after interviewing ham for
hours that he was not involved in
rhe assassination.
In Palm Reach, Fla . where De
Mohrenschildt was found dead, a
police official said a brlefcast•
containing his papers wa'i se11ed
and would be turned over to the
committee
"The contents of the letters is
somethini;: I simply am not gomi
lo ~et mto." s aid ~he riff~ 1.t
lllcharct Shcl'ls "Tm nnl an .1
position to cvulualt> th1>1r tnt
portance. That's for thr rumm1t
t ee in Wa~htnJ{lnn to do
"'For nll l know, thry f'O ul" b<'
t he key lo wh;1t evt•rvhody has
been lookin~ for sine<• the as-
sassination and frankly. I'm
more than a hlUc irnrprised that
the comm1lh'l' hasn't conhicted
me about wh ;1t we found in De
Mohrensch1lclt., room .
Revamp App roved
WASHINGTON (AP> -
Congress gave Presi<knt Carter
the authority he sou~ht 11> re-
organize federal agencies wh1·n
the Senate voted without dJssent
Thursday to send 1t to the White
Ho use for the Preside nt's
sign ature.
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'King of Con Men'
·Draws Long Term
Describe d during his Orange county Superior
Court trial as "the king of the con men" Henry Leroy
() • llrien drew a string of senten ces Thursday that
rould keep him in 5l ate prison for as long as 34 years.
But U'8ricn. 44, seemed quite unperturbed by the
!>cntcnccs meted by Judge Kenneth Williams.
WALKING FROM the courtr oom fl anked by two
.wil deputies. he stopped at the door and asked Judge
Williams with a smile. "Don'l l get c redit for the time
I 'v, <.1lready ~crved in Ja 11·1 "
Judge Williams shook his head in disbelief and
motioned the officers to take O 'Brien away.
Looking at O'Bncn's multiple convictions of
gr ana theft, concealing stolen proper ty and con·
spiracy, Judge Williams had earli er told the d efe n -
dant: "If 1 were a b a nker I wouldn't s leep nights with
~ou around.
''YOU'RE JUST TOO good and 1 think ,you were
born dis hon est. You'r e u lovable scam1), Mr. O'Brien,
but you're still going to prison for a long time."
O'Ilrien's con victions stemmed from the role he
played in the the ft of 17 rolls of microfilm records
from the county lax collector's office in April. 1975.
It was a lleged during the trial that O 'Brien and
Alfred Edward Adams. 44, planned to use the tax re-
cords and a stolen c heck encoder lo produce phony
payroll checks
J UDGE WlLLIA!US noted that O'Brien had a long
record of s u ch frauds. He d escribed him as an "artist
in the fie id of comm e r cial paper."
Despite his superior court sentencing, O 'Brien is
still wanted by federal a uthorities who plan to try him
for his alleged role in the counterfeit mg of S20 bills.
Former Mate
• HWlled A./ ter
'Flame Out'
An effort to rekindle a 30-year-
old name apparently sputtered
out Thursd ay in HuntingLon
Beach, police said loday.
Ofncers reached that con·
clusion after taking a malicious
mischief report from a woman
who found her car with its win
dows smashed. its tires slashed
and maple syrup Pf)Ured into its
gas lank.
She explained th al the man shr
divorc-ed 30 years ago also was
massing in the wake of the m is·
chief ~ommitted outside her
home.
Officer Denni::. Branch said Lhe
woman explained that after ull
those years, she and her former
spouse began corres ponding and
discovered the old C'lll.'ffit"tr:r-was
"or kins: ag;iin. \.
• 11 e finally came out here frt>m
1-londa to try <1nd work thtn,:!s
out so lh<'Y c-oul cl g1•l had<
tn~1'thf'r,' said a poll('e depart
m1·nt 'll'lkesm:rn
TO PRACTICE AGAIN
Or. Wesley G. Slocum
E'ro• P age A I
DOCTOR •••
kev prosl.'rut1011 witness.
I
Thi·' tknth:d to h ~ t• toi;:<'tht•r
~ tr1a:! bal.is. but she could on
ly take him for t .... o days and told
him lo spllt." the investigator
added.
Sltwum was m Superior Court
for pretrial action in a c1v1I case
whC'n C'O$ta ~lesa polil'e arrested
him for the alleged murder of his
baby detughtcr, Cynthia.
~u damage e s timate w a'
avatlahle for the t wi ce
d1s1llus1oned d1vorcce·s battered
autnmob1le
E'ro•P~AJ
TAX •••
Jnd other property two-thirds.
Local government program:.
would h<> able to grow j!Pnerally
with the local cost of Ii vin~
A~scmblrman Drown said thl•
plan "m('(>t.s tht' cntt'r1a outlinrd
h~ the governor for targeted r~
lief to lhost who nred help th<'
mo'it, wtthout a s:eneral slate 1:1x
tncreusc."
There was no immediate com
ment from the eovernor·s orrice
An aide said Gov Brown had ju'>t
Thal lawsuit involved his de-
mands for $6 million in damages
from Santa Ana pohce for in·
Juries inn1ctro on has hand dur·
in,e J 1966 shootout with officers
that stemmed from a domestic
dispute with his wife
E',....PageAJ
SELF ..•
won support from Governor
Rrown ·s offit't' and from As·
:-.cmbl)man Lt:roy Greene CD·
Sacramento>, a m ember of the
as~embly <'ducat ion committC'e
Parham said GrPene dad not
nni!ant11ly support the bill, bul
1 hJt he changed his mind after
rec:1·1van~ the letters.
received a draft • nd would takl· • College Torched !>ever a l d<iys to study it.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Mi11s. (AP)
Gandhi Kin Eyed
NEW OELHJ, India CAP) -Jn.
dia 's new gov<'rnment an
nounced today it will 1nvestigatc
I he financial dealin1ts of former
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's
son Sanjay, focusing on his role
in setting up an auto assembly
plant during his mother's term.
-The acl minil'ltration building of
Rust College -its roof, steeple
and at11t• Jottttled by a de Uberately
set fire looms over a nearly.
deserted campus today. Rust 's
842 students were ordered off
campus on Thursday after the
fire, which broke out during a
protest of administration pollcies
and the reap(>9intment as college
president of tfr. W. A. McMillan.
It's Alarming
Tot Trips HB Bank ButUJn
What happens if you push that neat little button
b ehind the teller's cage. a Huntington Beac h
youngster wondered Thursday after slipping away
from Mom on a weekly v1slt to the bank.
THE STAFF .. at the Bank of America branch,
21022 Beach Blvd., aJI knew what would happen and
the curious boy's m om probably would have had a
good idea too, if she'd known beforehand .
AJI parties concerned, however, were reminded
once again what the button does when police cars
scr eeched to a halt in front, ofter monitoring the-
automatic bank holdup alarm.
THEY RADIOED back n hasty message to con·
firm the situation was under control and suggest~
n ext Thursday, when mom brings ln the famUy
paycheck and the fomily's pride and joy, thatsho hold
his hand tighter -
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"
BJj BB T rustees
Action Against
Vendor Delayed
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR.
Ot Ute O•lly ,.1~ SIAll
W'untingt.on Beach Union High
School Di.strict trustees voted 3 to
2 Thursday to take no action
against tortilla chip vendor Sam
Giesy who -pt'ints a Christian
symbol and motto on his pr().
duct's ingredient label.
Trustees also voted 4 to 1 to
form ulate a policy restricting
what all high school caleteriu
ve ndors shall print on their pro·
duct packaging.
$2 Billion
Suit Filed
In Tragedy
By The Associated Press
Giesy is the latget of a Hunt·
i ngton Beach attorney who
daims the symbol and motto are
"illegal as it violate& the con·
stillllionaJ provision mandating n
separation of church a nd sl ate."
Th e atto rn ey. Sidn ey
Kuperberg, 10121 Stoneyhrook
Drive, said today he has "no
further plans" as a result of the
board's Thursday action. H~sa1d
he still believes the district is
sanctioning a "'patently illegal
and offensive act" through the
chip sales. .
Kuperberg said, "I'm d1sap-
Pointed. E\ut I don't know the
meaning o( the boa rd's action. J
have lo see the policy.··
Trustee Doris Alle n . Don
Mac Allister and Ralph Bauer. al·
tending his last meeting as a
board member, voted to take no
action against the chip vendor.
Board President Helen Ditte
and Trustee Zita Wessa sought a
review of all labels on foods sold
through vending machines on
district campuses.
The proposed policy failed on a
2 to 2 vote with an abstention by
Mac Allister.
·~-.......... TOUGH TEST AHEAD
Death Advocate De ukm•Jl•n ~
Executions
Fight Still
Lies Ahead, The insurance bill for avia·
tion!s worst disaster in whicl1"577
people died could reach $240
million, London insurers say. But
the first two dam age suits filed in ~ California on behalf of victims of
the crash are demanding more
tha n $2 billion.
The proposed policy to restrict
food package printing will be
drafted by dis tri c t ad -
ministrators.
SACRAMENTO (AP)-Death
penalty supporters have won an
easy victory in the state Senate.
but they still have the toughe$t
part of their battle ahead of
them.
..
The $240 million total includes
$63 million for the Pan American
and KLM jumbo jets that col-
lided on a runway in the Canary
Is lands on Sunday, an estimated
$137 million in damages to the
families or the dead and to in-
jured survivors, and an estimat·
ed $40 million on accident in-
surance policies taken out by in-
dividual victims.
Insurance sources said both
Pan American and KLM are
sig natories to agreements limit-
ing their liability for each ·
passenger to $58,000 damages
and $17,000 to cover legal costs.
But they s aid American
passengers are subject to a U.S.
law tha t removes the limit if
negligence is shown.
London insu ra nce broker
Julian Fraser s aid if one of thl'
pilots or some other factor d1rec1
Jy connected with either or both
or the airlines is found lo be to
blame, compensation could be
exceptionally high.
Dutch officials invest igaliong
the collision have already con·
ceded that the KLM pilol did not
have permission from the airport
control tower for the takeoff he
ha d started.
The sons of two California
women killed in the collision filed
a class-action suit in U.S. District
Court in San Francisco on Thurs-
day demanding $6.5 million for
each ofthe306 Californians killed
or injured in the disaster, a total
of Sl.989.000. The defendants are
Pan American. KLM and the
Boeing Copr., which built the 747
jumbo jets.
The day b e fore , three
daughters of a San Diego woman
who was killed sued the two
airlines and Boeing for Sl2.5
million.
A s pokesman for Lloyd's or
London said $23 million h as
a lre ady b een paid to Pan
American for the loss of its
plane. This included $10 .35
million from British firms, more
than $3.7 million from 93 French
companies and the rest from
North American companies.
m ost of them in the United
States.
.. Because of the high concen·
tration of risk in s uch cases, in·
surance had be to be spread
worldwid e," the Lloyd's
spokesman said.
M acAllister said the policy
would. "not be censorship" but
only be a "condition of buying
and selling" in the distri ct.
Ex,.Moonies 1
Needed Sptice
To Think
SAN FRANCISCO (AP>
-A few days free of
.. mind control .. was all two
former members of Rev.
S un M y un g Moo n 's
Unification Church say
they needed before le aving
the ('hurch.
Barbara Underwood, 25,
and Leslie Brown. 24. re·
nounced m embership in
t h e controve r sia l
"Moonie" sect just a few
days after put in their
parents' cus tody for a
month.
Additionally ... de pro·
grammer" Jeffrey Scales
s aid Thursday that J ac·
queline Katz, 21, also de·
cided to leave the chuich.
E',..,,. Page A J
TRUDEAU··
the eye.
-Mrs. Trudeau has been seen
since the r eported incident wear-
ing sunglasses, but no one claims
to have seen an actual black eye.
Mrs. Trude au watched a
private showing of the new mov·
ie, "Black Sunday," in New York
on Wednesday night and s tayed
in the city at the apartment or
Princess Yasm in, the daughter
of Rita Hayworth and Ali Khan.
the New York Post. reported lo·
day.
The oost said the princess and
Mrs. Trudeau were planning a
trip to Los Angeles where Rolling
Stones musician Ron Wood is
staying and working on a record·
ing session.
The upper house approved a
capital punishment bill Thursday
on a 29-10 vote, sending it lo the
Assembly, where the measure's
a uthor agreed that death penalty
opposition is stronger.
.. I U:Unk it will be more dif·
fi e ult," said Sen. George
Dcukmejian (R-Long Beach).
According to Associated Press
interviews, capital punishment
backers are still six votes from
having the two-thirds m ajority
they need in the lower house.
I l will take 54 votes in the 80·
seat Assembly to override Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr.'s promised
veto or to approve a death penal·
ty bill that would take effect im·
mediately ins tead of Jan. 1.
Viejo Club
Management
Will Change
Mission Viejo Country Club
, and Casta Del Sol public golf
cour se wilt be under n ew
management by California Golf·
Tennis beginning Saturday.
Ca liforni a Golf-Tennis
m anages 15 country clubs in the
state including Rancho San Joa-
quin in Irvine; Lake Arrowhead
Country Club; a nd Yorba Linda
Country Club.
Craig McAllister will move
from Rancho San Joaquin Golf
Course to Casta Del Sol as
manager and professional.
Al Westbrook, previously at
Casta Del Sol, will move to Mis·
sion Viejo Country Club as direc·
tor or golf and head profes-sipn-al.
~n Howell will serve as
general manager or both com·
plexes in Mission Viejo. He was
previously generaJ manager at
Mountain Gate Country Club and
Tennis Club in West Los Angeles.
Mission Viejo Country Club Is a
6.648-yard c hampionship private
golf course. Casta Del Sol ls a
3, 730·yard par·72 public golf
course with playing time just
over three hours.
OUR 20th ANNIVERSARY IN COSTA. MESA
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EDITION
Afternoon
N.Y. Stoe1'8
VOL. 70; NO. 91, 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANG~ COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1977 TEN CENTS
LB ' SC Face Insurance Rate Hikes
By JACK CHI\ PP ELL
Of llM O;illf PllOI Sl~ll
The cilies of Lagun:.i llcuch and
San Clemente arc racing startl-
ing increases in the CCJ!>t oF hab1li-.
t y 1nsuran<.'e.
Both cities had been cu~tomers
of Star Insurance until that com·
pany went into receivership last
month. Since then. both have had
to scramble to :.icciuire the
.
necesnry general liubihty cov·
erage.
San Clemente will pay a yearly
premium of $230,000. up SJ0,000
from what it paid Star
Laguna Beach's bill jumped
from $38,000 to $144.000 in the cur-
rent year. Finance Director Diek
Reese eaid he's budgetin g
$335,0(1() for all insurance next
year. The city's broker receives
five pereent of the premium,
Heese said.
In comparison, the city of Sun
Juan Capistrano will pay
between $35,000 and $40,000 1n
yearly premium.'
John O'Sullivan. Sim Juan's
administrative services director,
explainerl the difference. ·
"We don't have a police de·
partment nor do we have a fire
Gentlemanly Gesture
Comt•di<m McLean Ste\'cnson ll'nt his coat sion \'it'J<1 Countrv Club. :\1rs. Orl;rndo
to Mrs. An/,!ie Orlando of Dana Point. \I.ho hrnught her nint•-da) old son. Thomas. to
1 \\'LJS chilly while ;1tl(•nding the Celebrity the golf tourrll'y. Stevenson was pitted
C'halll'ngc of thL• Scxt•s Thursda.\ at Mis-__ a g ainst Ki.Ith~· Crm;b.'. Bing's wifL·_. _.
Man Critical
Alter Leaping
Five Floors
Earl~ repo1·u. mchl"alc that an
instructional tl'll:\ 1!>1on ll'l'hm
c1an who ll'..lp('(j from .1 r1rth noor
balt·onv ;il (';.ii SI <.Jtt• Fullt·rlrm to
day ii.. 111 ''l'll.trl:ml'I) rnl1cal"
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cent I~ h1·1·aus1· 111 ·'Pl'·" 1·nl
rom unt 1t· d1ffit•ultu·-..
Censure Fails
LOS AN<.a:u:s ( \ p I Thi·
City Council fmll•d 111 ,1 t n Thurc;
day tu l'l'nSUrt.' ('OUnt·1I llll'mh1•r
Da v<• Cunn 1n j!ham fur h1s
critir1sm of hi:-; colll•agu1•'
\\'eath«•r
Clearing and windy
Saturday. Lows tonrghl 1n
40s. Highs Saturday in mid
to upper 60s.
INSIDE T ODA Y
Actor-turned·direclor Alon
Arkm soys he's 110 tyrant on
•• the :iet. His approach lo
directing ig detailed ma !tory
by the Daily Pilot ·~ DennJ.S
Mct.eUan on Page Cl of the
Weekendtt.
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Uneasy Rider
Back Broken, Man Takes Taxi
A G4·year·old man" ho refused
em ergenc}' transporl<itton and
took a taxi to the San Clemente
hospital today probabl} s hould
ha' c taken lht:' ambulJnt'l'
Tht' l.o~ Angelt'l> man "CIS re
11orkd 1n s lahle condition at the
ho-.p1tal \\Crt' 1t "'ti-.. 111-..t·Qvl•rt"<I
th,1t ht., b.1ct.. had bt•t•n hrokl.'n 111
"'\ rr;1l pl.a1·1·,.
\C('nrdin;.. lo lhl' S,111 (.'It ml'nlt•
polttC' 1oir. oftlcer.; Jnd r1rf'TTlen -
ri•-.pondL'<J "1lh an Jmhulan<'l' 111
th1· 1:-;1 C.1mtn11 R1•on'I 2~ S El
C ._, m 1r111 Rl'al ;11 ah11ut I ::111 a m
Y.hl•rt' lhl'\ rountl ltlt' \Hllnl
11t·.,rril11.•o u·-. sllghll} tlruni..
'I h1 m.in r<•fuscd '" ndt• tn the
ambulance·to the hospital. and
officers culled a taxi.
About -<tn hour la ter, u nurse
from tht:' hospital called to tell
authoritt<•s tl h1td been de ·
tcrm1ne<l the man's bacl< was
broken in sc•veral pluct•s.
Fin· Capt. Gar~ Carmichuer
sa td lht· man had refusecl
t•m 1·q~1·m·.\ t ran:.porl alt on and
lhJl f11 t·m1•n could not forl'l' ham
lo •HTt'Pl aid
tit• said thC' dt-partnwnt oh-
l<llRl·d a :-1gnt•d rt'lt·J:-.t• al the
st:t•nc
Thl• mun tol<I authonl IL':o. lw
had ht•(.•n involved in <in ac·c·1ucnl
1·:.irlil•r 1n tht• 1ta\ <tncl had tome
to s.111 Clt.•mcntt• from TtJUJllJ
Doctor, Ex-con,
'
To Renew Practice
R~ TfHf 8 1\RU:Y
OI -DMly ~Ii.I ~tall
Dr Wl 'll'~ t;urner Slocum. 1hc
(nrml•r ('nsta .:\Jes:1 phy<;JC'W O
\\ho "'a!-,.,t•nt to st alt• prison ror
Delay Issued
In Actress'
Guardian Case
J\ t"'o wc<.'k delay was ordered
today in Orange County Superior
('(1urt uction that could result in
fnrm<.'r actress Rita lfoy"'orth's
affairs being taken over by the
puhlic guardian.
Miss Hayworth, who is con-
fined at Hoag Memorial Uospilal
in Nt.'wporl Reach , was
represented at the brief hearing
before Judge Claude M Owens
by attorney Leonard Monroe.
Judge Owens accepted a
number of doctors' and in-
Vl'sligators' reports o n Miss
Hayworth's condition and or·
dercd them sealed as confidcn·
tial pending the hearin~ April 15.
The petition that will be a rgued
then stat.;s that Miss Hayworth
whose rdl nam e is Margarita
Cansino, is "gravely disabled as
a result oC mental disorder."
J l a lso points out that the public
guardian Is erhpowered to take
over the affairs of anyone who
hns become a ~hronic alcoholic.
The county counsel's orflce
took conservation action nt the
request oC Or. J a m es Miner of
Hoag Hospital. He h as been
treating Miss Hayworth since
she entered tht"' facility.
Ot lkin~ lhc Slate's :\ft-ell C.11
S\!.tcm n( an ('Sltmatrd ~OO.OflO,
IS bcin~ all014Cd l•• )II atll('e
mccl1cinc al'(a1n
/\ hoard nf medical t•xam11wrs
plarc<I Slon1m, 5'1. (Ill rn I' ) t•ars.
probe1t1on after noting th;1I he
had served 26 months or lhc slate
prison t<'rm of one to 10 years tm·
post:'d thrN• ~cars aJ!o m Oranj!e
County Su1wnor Court lie was
released from prison in January.
S locum told the board he
p lanned lo resume the p racuce
he formerly mainta\ncd in Santa
Ana . "There is a stronl{ demand
m the community to have him re-
turn lo practice there," the
boar d's opinion notes . • Jud~e Harmon G. Sco'villc sent
Slocum to prison in April 1974
after the physician was convict-
ed on 22 <'ount~ of fraud in his
submission or Medi·Cill c laims
fol' patients who never received
treatment from him .
Jt was his third Superior Court
trial
Slocum ~s acquitted in the
sam e courtroon in 1970 on
murder charges filed aflt'r Costa
Mesa police alleged tha t he killed
a nd d ismem bered his infant
daughte r a nd s tuffed her re-
mains ln a freezer al his Mesa
Verde home.
The grisly discovery by mov·
in l m en led to his arrest and a
trial ln which his wife was the
key prosecution witness.
Slocum was in Superior Court
for pretrial ac:Uon In a civil case
when Colla Mesa police arrested
him for the alleged murder ol bJs
baby dau1hter, Cynlhlo
T hal lawswt Involved his de-
mands for $6 milUon in damages
(8ee DOC'l'Oll, Paae AZ>
department, 1'hosc arc )'Our l\\O
biggest exposures to rbk, ··
0 'Sulll van s ajd
Lamented Laguna·:. Ree!>l'.
"they're not t•xactl} bcallnA
down our door lo gel our bu~i·
ness, and particularly th<' beach
cities."
San Clemente City Man ager
Gerald Weeks agreed.
··Public agencies are finding it
\Cf} d1Hlt•ull to acquire 1n
surancl' nO\\ "hl' :-<.iid
Part of the reason. all agrct't.I, 1:.
a• ·:.u1t-happ) "cit mal1•
"They'll -..ut• ~ ou for ;in~ damn
thing you l'~lll tma~illl'. d pothole
in the rocul, a rot.:k tailing off a
cliff. and God hl'lp you 1f thl·Y
step on u cr:.ick in the s1dl'Walk
and fall down," said one ctl) of
\
fic1al who asked nol lo be \den·
tificd.
While munv of the law suiti.
may not even gel to court . they
all io\'olve attorneys' lime, and
a:. the omc1at quipped, "the)'
work slowly and they charge $50
an hour ...
Both Laguna Beach and Sun
Clemente i.lrt' 111 the clear as for
JFK Death Plot
N aiiies CIA, FBI
Tax Plan
Boon to
Cities?
SACRAMENTO (AP l Ctlit·s
and tou11t1 <'s tould imµol>l' local
incornt· taxes and renter., and
homl'O\.\ocrs could colll'ct 1$712
m1lh1111 tn l·;1sh pa~ ml•nts in a
'' tdt· ran).!1ng tax rC'form
packagl' cir aftcc1 m lhl' state /\!>
sembh
The. $950 million p<.tt·kaJ!l'.
which \\ould provide $100 m1lt1on
more in immccliate propl•rty tax
relil'f thun a rival plan backl'd by
Go\ Edmund Bro" n Jr . hu~
been dralll'd hy the Assembly
Rl'\ enue and Taxation Commit·
tee.
Assemblyman Willie Brown,
comntlttee c;halrman. q1t~led a
briefing o n tbe p l a n for
Republican member~ of the As·
sembly Thursday wh un he
learned that the GOP caucus was
open to the public and press.
Copies were leaked to the press.
Brown, a San 1"r:tnc1s<:-o
Democrat . said it is still an "in
tern al working document." But
in a cover letter wtth Che draH. he
said the plan "rl'prescnts a co11-
census legislali\·e p<1ck<1~e for
homeownt:'r :incl rcnt<'r propcrt~
lax reform ··
Th<· patka~I' "'ould
All<m t•ounl \ hoards of
supervbor:-to 'ole. to impose a I
to 5 pcrn.-n. 1ntome lax and city
counl'!l!t to ·.me <1n add1i.icmal iO
l&'t' T ,,x, Pal(c-A21
ACTOR 'LIVED'
UFE OF JESVS
Rrilbh ac·tor Hohert Powdl.
who plays lltlt• role in "Jesus of
.'lazarl'lh ... reflect:-. on hm~
perrorman!'(' na:. arrcctccl hts
hf('
T n <' IHI\\ <' rf u 11 y m 11v1 n µ
porlr.1~ al of the life of Chn:-.t 1:.
lwini.: J'hll\\ n 1111 NBC· TV in two
thrce·iwul' scgmt•nls on Sundu~·
niJ!hts or Easler WN•k. April :l
and Ill. Stora·~. Page A 10.
041Uf PHOI SI.ft• P'90to
SUFFERS BACK INJURY
Councilman DI Giovanni
San Clemente
Councilman
In Hospital
San Clcmcntt· Councilman An
thon)' Di Giovanru WilS taken by
ambulance to San Clemc•nlt·
General llo~p1lal Thur-.tfa, fnr
trcatml·nt of !-C\Crc IO\\<'r batk
pain
.Julie• Dt G11l\'<111n?, tta· tnun-
cil man·!-"'tft'. :-:iic! her hu:-.han<I
was 111 J!<><><i <·oncht10n tod<.1y. hut
th al hl' hut.I ··all but paSSl'U out··
as a re:-. ult 01 I hl' pam 11<' had
;appart•nt I.' 111;urc•c! hi-. h,1( I.
Tul•srla\ v.hill· 11ft1ng
:.om<'lhinl! · -.h<· s:.iid
San Cl1•mt•nt1• flrrm1·n found
the t:ounnlman i-.tn·teh1·11 out 1111
the floor ol lhc.• Dr (i1<H annr
homL wht•n thf'~ rC'~puntl<·<I lo
the call shortly bl'f< rt 10 a m
Mrs Dt C1ovann1 saHI s tw
had no tdt•;i ho11o long IH·r
husband would ht• in lht·
hospital 'fhcr1• ur<' no im
mediate plans for :-.uri.:tr)', "h"
"aid
011 the Wall Remark
Suicide
Witness
Quoted
WASlllNGTOl\J (AP• • A
Dutch jour"lah~l touay quoted the
Ol)tentuil llous•• invcst11:!a1.111n V. !tn-:>s:. \\ho app·ir;:ntly t·om
'111lled .,Ull Ilk th1:-wc••k a:-. !ti.I\
mg J eon ... µ11 ·I(·~ or Tt•XCIS 01tm1·n
;ir.cl anlt Castro Cuban:-a-.
-.ass1natcd l'rl':-.1dent John 1·
Kl·nnt~h
Thl'.JOurn;il1"t. Wtllc·m
Oltmuns. 11uoll0d George D1.•
~lohrcnst·h1ldt a:-saying hl• wus
lhl· middleman bt•lwl'cn the late
multimllhuna1rt' oilman 11.L
Hunt rcprci.cntmg other oilmen
and Lt•c llan l') Osw<.ild in lhl'
c•onsp1racy
The theorv of oilman Hunt's in· •
,·oh ·emcnl 0has been advanced
before but never corroborated.
Oltmans made the statement:-.
in pres~ inlcrvtt.!Ws, most fully in
an appcur<1nce on ABC-TV's
··Good Mormnn America" before
scheduled lc!>t1mony to the llOuse
t.:om m ittce on assassinations
subt·omm1llC<' invest1gatmg the
Kennedy <1s!jassinalion
Th t• Jou r n a I 1 s I s a 1 d D l'
M o hrcnschildt in a nook
manuscript "named CIA and
FRt officials who accordinJ! to
him art• tonm•c·tt·d with the J't:'n
ncd,· ass<.1s:-111atton . ··
The JOUrnalt:-.t said he believe~
the story t.'V1·n thnu~h hC' s~.iid De
!\1 o h r 1• n s c h 1 l cl t v a l' i 11 a I l' <I
hct \\ rcn 1ns1sl ang it w us tru<' and
saymg he madC' it up lo sell llw
hook.
De Mohr(.•nschtldt apparent!)
shot h1mscH to dN1lh Tul':.day af
tcrnoon m J'alm Beach. Fla .. <Jt
c-ordmg to offtctals. hours after a
llou~e Committee on as:-.as:-.1n:.i
I ton!S mvc:-l tj!utor tried to conlac·l
him for an 111lcrvww.
The• Jour n11l ist g;iv1.· onl.>
high h..:ht:-. of h1:-. story m lhi.' press
1ntcrne11os. saying he v. ants to
sell lht• full stor)
lie said in tht' ABC intcn1e11o
he had nu idea ,.,.h.> Tex as 111lml'n
\.\OUld consptr<' ltl kill KcnnC'dy
and rcpc•atl•d several lim<•s that
h<' was only quotin g D t•
Mnhrcnsch1ldt on t.h<: story.
In an mkr\'tcw with NDC
Oltm ans s:ml that m addition tn
<Sc-<> J 1-'li. Page.> A2 I
Spring in Laguna Beach. and a young
man's thoughts turn to graffiti. Dave
painted th.is wall. next to Lesley G. and
Frances Chath am ·s Ocean Boulevard
parking lot, and added the sentiment as a
signature. Sally got the ml"'ssage une"r"''
tedly as s he cnme to work at a nee
busin~ Thursday. and was shocked,
barrassed and delighted, as all young
ers should properly be .
A2 DAILY PILOT L/SC
• .SACRAMENTO (AP >-Outb
penalty' 1Npport.r1 have won an
easy victory in the state Senate
but they still have the toughest
part of their battle a head of
them.
The upper houi.e approved a
capital purusiimenl bill Thursday
on a 29·10 vole, ftending 1t to"lhe
Assembly, where the measure's
author agreed that death penalty
opposition is stronger. ,
"I think 1t will ll~ more dif·
fi c ult," said Sen. Geor ge
Deukmejian <n·Long BeucbL
AP WlrophOto
TELLS OF CONSPIRACY
Dutch Newsman Ottmans
F rOfll P age A J
T AX ...
percent le\'y
The locill laXt"> \\UUld bt· eul
lected h~ t ht• ~t.1t1· '" .1 .. J>I J!
gyback · ch.irgt· 1111 ~t .1ll· 1nc·o111l·
t axes. anrl thl·n lht• mnnt•v ''ould
be returnt'd to the lm•nl gon•rn-
ments. i5 pcn·ent for pro1wrty
t a' rrllef Jnd 2.'i pt'n·1·nt l<ir gov
ernmrnt program"
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Ca lifornia s ..., c.ilthy
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local spt·ndin)!
Allow loe;tl Afl\ t•rn m1·nt~ to
split ta' rail'~ :;o hu.,i nt·'-S prnper
ty would bi> a~~<'.-.st•d al a higher
rat e than rcs idc•nt 1al property
-Impose a !>tatrwick property
t ax on busine ... s<'s to help the
stale take over\ 1rtually all local
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CoUege Torched
HOLLY SPRtNWi. Mt<.<; 1,,p1
-The adm1naslrat11111 hutlclinii of
Rust Coll eJ?I:' 1t-; r!l<1L 'h'1·pl~·
and attic J,tuttccl by a cll'hlll'ral1•h•
set lirr loom:. tl\'f·r .t n1•arh
deserted cnmpus today Hust ·..,
842 students Wt'r<' or<l!•rrtl 11ff
campus on Thuro;da~ :ift1·r th1•
fire, which brokt• out tl11nnl( J
prote~l of udmin1strut1nn pohcws
a nd the reappmnlml'tll ai; colll'I-!<'
president of Or.WA Mc Millan.
OAANOl CO.UT • •c
DAILY PILOT
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Attordlac to Associated Presa
lntervieln, cap!t.al pu11i1bment
bact .. are alW tb vottt from
bHlnt the two-tblrd.a m.Uority they need rn the lower house.
It will take S4 votes in the fK>.
seat Aasembly to override Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. 's promised
veto or to approve a death penal·
ty bill that would take effect im·
mediately instead of Jan.1.
The bill also faces a likely
r oad block in the Assem bly
C riminal Justice Committee,
although there are. ways of gel·
f'ro91Page AJ
JFK •••
~the oilmen a trucking firm ex·
ecutive was involved. He said the
a nti·Castro Cubans thought they
had a debt to settle with Kennedy
for. a llegedly betraying them al
the Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba.
"What Mr. De Mohrenschildt
said was that Mr. Oswald was
acting at his guidance and his in·
structions." Oltmans said .
"Mr. De Mohrenschildt in-
dicated to m e very s trongly that
his ties upwards were towards
H.L. Hunt," Oltmans said, .....
a nd downstairs they wer e going
to Lee Harvey Os wa ld."
The Warr en Commission con·
eluded that OswaJd assassinated
Kennedy acting atone and that
there was no conspiracy.
The journalist said De
Mohrenschildt never knew exact-
ly who killed Kennedy because
Oswald and a n unspecified
number of Cuban gunmen were
supposed to be at the scene of the
assassination.
De l\lohrenschildt, a Russian.
born geologist, was a friend of
Oswald and his wife, Marina, but
the Warren Commission con·
e luded after interviewing him for
hours the1t he was not involved in
the assassination.
In PaJm Beach, Fla., wher e De
Mohrenschildt was found dead, a
police official said a briefcase
containing his-]Yapers was seized
and would be turnell over to the
committee.
··The contents of the letters is
something I simply am not going
to get into," said Sheriff's Lt.
Richard Sheets. 'Tm not in a
position to evaluate their im-
portance. That's for the commit·
t ee in Washington lo do.
•·For aJI I know . they coul~ be
the key to what everybody has
been looking for since the as-
s ass i nation and frankly. l 'm
more than a little surprised that
the committee hasn't contacted
me about what we found m De
MohrenschiJdl 's room. I haven't
ht•Jrd one word from the com -
m 1ttee. •·
l.JtC'r, a spok<•sm :rn for thc-
l'Omm1llee said the papers would
ht• rm kcd up today.
Boy's Severed
Arm R e place d
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,1 11•;irn IJ( -111r"t•11n~ rc·11nplantt•d
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t.~ falhn~: -.h1•4'f rnt'\al irl 11 zhw
rn 1111' ac·t·1di•nl
S11r~1"'1n"' frorn tA1U1\\'lll1• and
'-: '"h' 11lf' work<>d for lO hours
I hur!'!lla\ 111 l.c1111,vilh•'., J1•y,1o;h
l1 11•q11tnl to re1 mplJnl J,1 t ki.011·,
q•v••rt•fl arrn.,
.J1·rn L1•P Dun ca n . 25
tlm\.\oocl. Tenn . "'l'IS nl!'>o hsh •d
111 ~.1t1slJctorv cond1tton at B.ip
ll'\t Hospital here aft<·r lo'iin~ h.-.
ni.:ht Jfm m the al·c1dt'nt Thurs
d.1y al the New J 1:rSl'} Zinc \tinP
Co s haft 1n Gordon~w1llc', Tt•nn
llo'<' l'\'er. a Ra11t1 <.t llo-.p1tJI
spokesman said Dunran '<, 1n
JUrl<'S were too S<'\ ere> to try rl'
1mplantat1on
Brown Sclwol
Bill Backed
SACRAMENTO CAP) Gov.
Edmund Brown J r . 's $3.7·billion
bill to pump more money into
public schools and equalize their
financing has cleared its first
committee. but many hurdles re-
main.
A 10·5 vote or the Assembly
Education Committee Thursday
sent the m easure b y As·
semblyman Leroy Greene. D·
Sacramento, to the Ways and
Means Committee, its last stop
before the Assembly floor .
T he bill 1s expected to wind up
In a two-house conferen ce com-
mittee. where its fate would be
linked to properly lax r elief
measures.
Suspect Shackled
ZAMBOANGA, the Philip·
pines <AP) -The pilot who
authorities say apparently went
be rserk and killed a stewardess
and six p assengers over tht
southern Philippines claims to
remember nothlnit about it,
aources at the hospltnl where he
Is belng held said today. Capt.
Ernesto H . Abuloc, 40, was
abacklm and under heavy guard
at Zamboanaa 's Brent Hospital.
F aces
tJoa 1 bUl to the floor without
cornml~ approval.
. Commlttu chairman Ken
Maddy (R·Frffno). aald Thurs·
day he thought th~ comm1tt~
was dJVided 5·4 against a death
penalty ball, but would support a
Hfe·without-parole m easure
Maddy plans lo'have the com-
mittee cons1dc:r the Dt!uk mejian
b1JJ Aprll 11. when it is scheduled
to vote on Assembly death penal·
ty measures
The Deukmt>ji:m bill was in-
troduced afltff the s tate Supreme
Court ruled last December that
Califomfa 's three· year-old death
penalty law did not meet U.S.
Supreme Court guidelines.
The proposed new law would
allow capital punishment for 16
c r1 mes. including treason,
murder for hire, multiple
murder, torture murder . killing
a police offi cer and murder com·
milted during several other
crimes.
But Wllike the old la>A, the bill
TO PRACTICE AGAIN
Dr. Wesley G. Slocum
From Page A I
DOCTOR ...
from s.mt.1 ,\na p11llt'l' for In·
JUrlt's 111fla•kcl on his hand dur·
ing a 19GG ~hootoul ~1th offlrcr!-
that .stcmmt•cl from a clomcst1c
dispute wilh h1~ wife
Former Mate
H rmled After
'Flame Out'
An t'ffort lo n•kintllt• .1 '.\O.,car
old nJmt' <IJllJJI 1•111 h s putlerefl
out Th111 ,11,1\ 111 ll11nl1ngton
Bc•ach. pol u 1• ,,111l l111l.1v
OU.cers rc.H hrd thJt con·
clusion aft<'r t aking a malicious
m1st•hief rPport rrom a woman
who founcl ht·r <-;tr with its win·
dows sma ... tu•tl, 1ls tires slashed
and m.1pl1" ~\ 1 up poun.•d into its
gas lank
!-.hr 1 icpl11111P<l that the man she•
cll\11r<·1•d :10 \1•.1r ... ;1go also was
n11'lslnJ.! in tht• w11ki· or the mi:i;.
C'h1c>f <'11mn111 11·t1 outs irle her
·honw
Oii w1•1· llP11111s Hr,1n<·h ... :.uc.l the
wom :in c•xpl1111wcl lh:it aftrr all
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'JIOUS(.' bt•j.!.t fl 1·111 I l''llllflUlng and
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Florida to 11 \ .inrt "'"' k thing~
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to~t'lhl!r -;.11d .1 pol1t·r· depart
rnt·nt o;pol..t•.,111.111
Tht•\ d1·1111.·d to II\ 1• to.(!ethcr
on .1 ln.tl h."1 hut 'h1• 1·ould on-
ly l,1k~' l11m for l\.\11 tl;1vs aml told
him to s plil th1· 111\1•...i1~ator
addr1l
Nn d;1m.1J.!t' 1•.,t1rn:1t1• wao;
av a 1 I .1 h Ir· Io 1 I ht' I w 1 c: e
rl1l.1llusiorwd di\ 11ri·P1 ' battered autc1mnbllt•
Missile a Dud
VANOF.NDERC AIR FORCE
RASE (A l» An investigation
wa~ undr•r w11y todny to find out
why a Navy BOMARC m isile
failed shortly a fter takeoff, a
Navy spokesman said.
ENMoonies
Needed Space
To Tbink
SAN FRANCISCO <AP)
-A few days free of
''m ind control" was all two
former members of Rev.
S un M yung Moon 's
Un ification Church say
they needed before leaving
the c hurch .
Barbara Underwood, 25,
ond Leslie Brown, 24, re·
nounced m ember s hip in
th e con trover s ial
"Moonie" sect just a rew
days aner put in their
p arents' custody for a
month.
Addition ally. ·'d e pro·
grammer" J effrey Scales
said Thursday thet J ae·
queUne Katz. 21, also de·
clded to leave the chulC'h.
-
Test
would allow •Jury to impo11e Ule
in priaoo without parole instead ot death U 1, decided that mill1at
lnt clreumitaoces, s uch as a de·
fend ant's age, Wan'anted it.
The 29-10 vote was two more
than tbe two-tblrds m ajority
needed for pas.sage or to override
a veto. But Deukmejlan said
there was no assurance that the;
Senate would override Brown,
who says he opposes capital
punishment as a "matter ot cons-
cience."
Gr ay Davis. Brown's chief of
s tarr. said Tuesday that the
Dem ocratic governor would lob
by against an override, but he
added that most le11slators pro·
bably had made up the ir minds.
During tbe e motional, nearly
two-hour Senate debate, bill sup·
porters contended that capital
punishment would d eter at least
som e potential murderers. But
critics sajd there were s tudies
that showed it would not. affect
murder rates.
F ro91Page A J
RATES •••
as past claims lodged while Star
Insurance was providtna their
coverage, Weeks and Reese said.
An organlzaUon called the
California Ins urance Gu arantee
Associatl.on, will h andle the
c laims.
Both ciUes are trying to cut
back on Insurance costs too.
L aguna Beach is "self·
insured" up to SS,000. That's like
having a $5,000 deductable on
your car.
"Right now we'r e trying lo
tighten up on things, institute
new screening procedures. Our
broker's risk manager bas been
in to talk with the department
heads ... Reese said.
"We are taking a very detailed
look at where the claims are with
the idea in mind toward prevent·
i.ng them/' Weeks said .
'We're attempting to f0<:us on
the causes and try t o a lleviate
t'1em
·1t wont necessar:ity r educe
our premium, but it m ay n'<luce
1he increase.·· \V(•eks ~aid
Antique Necklace
Stolen in Laguna
The owner of Tops. a women's
apparel shop in Laguna Reach.
told police Thur~day an antique
C'oral and s1l\'er necklace was
stolen from the neck of ,1 wall dis·
play model outrit.
The necklace. valued at $600.
had been given to the shop on
cons ignment by the owne r so that
1t could be sold
Feeding 'Time
Lolly Moyer of Newport Beach and this momma mock·
ingbird have been t aking turns feeding the babies that fell
out of their nest three weeks ago. By day. Lhe babies' cage
is in the yard so the mother can feed the hungry
youngsters At night, it's Mrs i\toycr's turn when she
takes the cage indoors. She plans to n •lcas(' the birds.
Festival Oust e r
Appeal Planned
The directors of an a nimated
m m festival held last s ummer in
Laguna Beach will appeal a d t•
cision that denied !.hem use or tht·
Laguna Moulton Playhouse f<>1
th ts summer's performances
Last month Laguna Beach
Vice Mayor Jon Brand arbitrat
ed the dis pute be twee n the
playhouse d irectors. who wanted
to book the festival a_gain this
~c ar .• 111ct Festival of Arts direr-
tors, who nbJCCled to the traffic
the IC!>ltval attracted.
Tho f'e.st1val of Arts dir<'C'tors
saul tht film fc·~t interfered..., ith
thr1r own fC!~l1val on Laguna
C:myon Road. ·
Hrand d<.'cided in their ravor.
and s ugge~led the a nimation
festival move t.o the South Coast
Thc>at c>r on Pacific Coast
ll1J!h"' ·•r
Kids Change Plan
For River Funds
But Chris Padilla, film restlval
din•c tor . and Dea n Rerko. its
bu..,incss dir<.'clor, c l aim lha t
traff1c there would be even
w11r<.1•
the fcstl\·al attractctl full
houses In st year, and they expccl
to pack lhL• larj?er capacity mov-
i e thcaler this summer.
Thurston Inter mediate School
students in Laguna Beach, who
annually trek to the Colorado
River , this year found their
source of funds to do it literally
drying up.
For years before. the students
held a car wash and bake sate to
raise money for expenses
But with the California drought
and urgent pleas by local and
stale oCficials to conserve water.
the car wash was canceled.
This year the students a re get·
ting into the mainstr eam of
water conservation. and begin·
ning Saturday will sell water con-
servation devices, with the
cooperation of the Laguna Beach
County Water DistriC't.
Students wi II go door lo door
during the E aster week school
recess. urging residenls to dam
thei r toilets and plug their
shower heads, with devices to
decrease the \\ ater n ow from
both.
T he wate r conservation kits
will sett for S4. the cost or which
would be defrayed in smaller
water bills, accord ing to water
di s trict managL•r Jo ~l'p h
Sweany.
J im Herdman of Thurs1011
School said the ~oal of the ca1n
paign is to raise SI ,500 fw lh1·
trip
To r«!llch it. he saut. llw ... h1
d ents will have to sell .• oo to I ()(K1
toilet tank dams.
They s aid this week that they
iNould JY'l1tion th<' City Council
.ind tht' Fesl1 val of Arts board to
reconsider Bra nd 's decision,
which th1:y called "unfair ."
Tht' two sai!i they were not
:iskC'd to give their side of the
ma I l<.'r when the issu e was
arb1t ratN:I.
Carter Threate n e d
CORl N~A. Mich . <AP> -A
1~1 ''"11 ol d girl who considers
lwr..,l'll a ml·mbl'r of the Charles
:\1..Hl'>ttll r.1mlly a ll egedl y
thn•.1lt 111 ti till' lift• of President
C.11 ll'I 111 ~' •tkat h h st ·• mail<.'d to
th1· l'Clll\ 1d1•d mass murderer,
aulh1111l11•-. ~<.IY
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VOL. 70, NO. 91 , 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORA NGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1977
T oday.'s Closing
N.Y. Stoe.ks
N TEN CENTS
Cities to Ri~e lncollle Tax Bftndwagon?
SACRAMENTO <AP> Cities
and counties could impose local
incqme laxes and renters und
homeowners cou ld t·ollecl 1$712
million in cash pa) mcnts in a
wid e-r a n g i ng lax r e form
package drafted in the state Ai.
sembly.
The $950 millrnn packai.:e.
wktich would provide SJOO m1l11on
roore in immcdiak proµerty tax
relieSthan a rival plan backt-d by
Feeding Tinae
Go~ Edmund Brown Jr.. has
been dran e<t by the Assembly
Revenue a nd Taxation Commit-
tee. As~blym~n Willie Brown,
committee chairman, canceled a
br ie fin g on th e pl a n ·for
Hcpublican m embers of the As·
..,e m bly Thurs d ay when he
learned tha t the GOP caucus was
oven to the public and press.
Coples were leaked to the press.
1.1111~· Moy(·r ol :-..cwp<Jrt Beach and this momma mock ·
111gh1rcl ha\'l' lil•t•n takmg turn~ feeding the babies that fell
11ul 111 11w11 nest three \H•<'k" tli?O By day. the babies' cage
.... 11 1111' '<.1r<I so th1· mothl·r can feed thl' hungr~
~111111)..!skr ... t\t night. it 's ~I r-. ~lo~t·r·s turn when she
I ,11..l•i-.1 lw \ ;1gt• indoors Sht• plans lo relc•ase t he birds
[_Zonin g Plan Eyed
On Mariner's Mile
A propos.11 l1l g1\ ,. lllC'l'nl l\'I'" tn
m annl' ont•nll•il hu ... int'""t'" 111
Man n('r's Mil<• wall lw hroui.:ht
before the Newport lfrach f'l:in ·
ntn~ C'omm1•"lrm n1•\t Thur,dav
ut th(• .,uggt· ... t111n ot Utt' 1·1l) coun
'di
Councilmen h:1v1• d1•l'111wd lo
final11.r a i.1a•t•wl rnrno~ or
dinanrt'. k1111" n '" ,1 'l't't'1r1<·
plun . ror Mar1m·r· ... Mah• becaU!.C
th\•)' wanted to giv1> :t h rt•ak tn
ma rine busin('s.,e!\ 111 lht• arl'a
Thi• 1ncl•nttH' souKht h\ coun
Job Seroice
Relocates
rt 's hard enough fo1
young people to J!el a Job.
but Harbor Arca ~ouths
have an additional pro·
bl em ; finding the recently
re located Youth Emplo>·
mentService (Y ES>.
YES has moved lo a new
location at 542 19th Street.
Costa Mesa, and dir ector
Car olyn Sweetland says
-· confusion has ca4scd busi-
ness to drop nearly 50 per-
cent.
As a result. there a re
numerous part·tim e a nd
full-time Jobs wniting for
Costa Mesa and Newport
Bea ch job-seekers ages
14-22. There is no fee for
lhis community supported
service.
t... \'E S offi ces ar e open
'M onday through F riday
from 1 to Sp m
c llmen reL1lec; to "hat plann<'r'
1•,111 "tnt1•ns1ty o( U!-.C ' It ha~ to
d11 with the saz.e of bualdrn gs 1n r.-
L1t1011 to lot size
'When \H' talk about at in rela
twn to rcs1de nt1aJ development.
"(' rall 1t density. When it's com
mt'rc1al pro~rty . we use the
"ord intensity." explained t'ity
planner Tlm Co"ell
The p l a n pro p osed for
\fanner'i. Mile ~ould red uce the
allowable intensity to .5 t ames the
bu1ldable a rea of a civen lot.
City Manager Hobert Wynn
told councilmen Monday tbat the
Jverage intensity in the area now
.s two times the buildable area.
with the Towers apartments con·
st1tuting a fi ve times buildable
area use. The reduction in intensity was
opposed in Monday's public hear·
ang by property owners who said
the marine orit-nled businesses
for which the area is named will
be squeezed out.
Councilman Ray Williams, a
former me mber of the planning
co m mission . proposed an
amendment to the intensity sec-
tions of the ordinance which
would allow marine businesses
listed in the ordinance to gel
variances to go up to one times
the buildable area.
While delaying action on the
ordinance to get comment from
planning commJsstoners, coun·
cllmen did approve a series of
planning C¥)mmisslon recom·
m endatlons thal call for con-
strucUon or a parking lot on city
owned property north of West
Coas t Highway; p1annlng for a
bicycle and pcdtstrlan ovtr·
crossing or the highway; a study
or the post otnce on Riverside
Drive and lt.s possible reloc•tion.
and a tralllc atudy of the nearby
Cliff Hoven and Newport lte.igbts
residential ntl&hbOrboods.
Brown, a San Fra n cisco
De mocrat, said i~ is s till an "in·
tern a l working document." But
• in a cover Jetter with the draft. he
said the plan · 'repre,e nts a con-
census legisla tive package for
homeowner and renter property
la x reform."
The package would ·
-Allow county boa rds or
super visors to vote to impose a l
lo 5 percent income tax and city
councils to vote an additional 10
percent levy.
The locat t axes would be col-
lecte d by the s tate as a "pig·
gyback" char ge on state incom e
taxes, and then the money would
be retur ned to the local govern·
ments. 75 percent for property
tax relief and 25 percent for gov·
ernment programs.
Set highe r income t::ixcs on
California 's wealthy.
Limit growth or local proper·
ty taxes by putting caps on new
local spendinf(.
-Allow local governments to
split lax rates so business proper-
ty would be assessed at a higher
rate than residential properly.
lmp0se a statewide property
tax on businesses to help the
state take ovt'r vir tually all local
welfare and Mt-di-Cal costs.
The plan is proposed in two
phases. The leg1sloture could
authorize the $712 million in re
bates to renters and homeowners
this year. To continue suctr rt.'·
bates voters in 1978 would be
polled on a constitutional amend·
m ent to allow lax roles to be
split.
It would freeze the proportion
of property taxes so that re·
sidences account for ont.'.third
and other property two-thirds
Teacher Pact Reached
But Details A.re Kept From Public
By MICHAEL PASKEVICll
Ol l'-D•ltv Ptlol Stoll
A tentative rontruct <1grce·
m c n t h us been r each e d
between :--:ew p ort-Mcsa
t eac h e r s a nd di st r ict
n egoti a t o r s. u distri ct
s po k esm a n said t oduy.
But neither teacher reprcscn·
tatives nor disl ric-t offi cials wall
reveal the coritenls of the pro·
posed contract until tea chers
vote on the matter.
The d istr ict 's l.250·p l us
teacher s, represented by th(•
New port-Mesa Education
Chris tian
Symbols
ToRenlain
By RA YMONO ESTRADA JR.
Ol IM O.tlly ll>i..t Sl.tll
Huntington Beach Union High
School District trustees voled 3 to
2 Thursday to take no action
against tortilla chip vendor Sam
Giesy who prints a Christian
symbol an~ motto on his pro·
dud's ingredient la bel
Trustees also voted 4 to 1 to
for mulate '' policy restricting
what aJI high school c•afctcna
\ e ndors shall print on their pro-
d uct pat'kagmg
Gresy is the target of a Hunt
1ngton B('aCh attorney who
<'la1ms the symbol and motto are
'illt.'gal as 1t \'iolatcs lhe con
stitutional provision mandating a
-.eparation of churt'h and stall' "
T h e atto r ney , S1dnc}
l\uperberg, 1012 1 Stoneybr~>k
Drive, said today he has "no
further pl ans" as a result of thl'
hoard's Thursday action. l-k said
he s till believes thC' district II\
~anctioning :1 "p1.tt('nlly illt'J?;il
and orrens1ve act .. through th('
''hap sales
Kupcrberg said. "I'm di::wp·
pointed. But I don 't know the
meaning of thC' board's action I
hav<' lose<> the policy ··
<Sec: VENDOR. PaJ(e A:.! I
Sewer Line Work
To Close Alleys
Residents of parts of Balboa
Is land and the Balboa Peninsula
w ill be unable to use some al·
leyways thiR month due to new
sewe r line installation.
The city project is st'hedull'd to
b egin April 11 , with completion
by July 1. The alleys to be brieOy .
shut down inc lude a stre tch
between Agate and Opal A venues
on Balboa Jslnnd and segmcnL'>
between Palm and A Streets on
the Penins ual.
< ~ :\1 EA l. must now eilher ratify
or reject the proposed 1976· 77
l'O nt ract p ac ka ge. N MEA
members arc staled to vote April
11
Tcntal1ve agrcC'ment" was re·
at'he d Wednes day afte rnoon
following round-the-clock meet
mgs between negotiator:. and a
mediator from the stale Educa·
t1o n Employment Relations
Board.
The tentative agreement. br
1ngs to a n end the im passe
declared March• 9 over teacher
r equests for higher pay, l.nnding
arbitration in future grievance
proccl'dings and changes dist rict
policies governing the transfer of
te at' hers between schools.
Ir teachers choose not lo accept
the tentative contr act provisions.
negotiators for both sides will re-
turn to the bargainirtg table.
Teachers a rc seeking a 13 per-
l'ent pay r aise over the n~t two
years. The district's last publicly
announced offer w as nine per-
cent.
NM EA officials have stressed
a need for binding arbitration in
post contract grievances nted by
t'llher side. The district wants
'K i ng of Co_n Men'
Draws Long Term
Described d u ring his Ora nge county Superior
Court t rial as "l,he king of the con men" Henry Le roy
O 'Brien drew a ~tring or sentenc~ Thursday that
could keep him in stale prison for as ~ng as 34 y ears.
But O 'Brien. 44, seemed quite unperturbed by the
sent ences meted by Judge Kenne th Williams.
WALKING FROM the courtroom flanked b y two
jail deputies, he s topped at the door a nd aske d Judge
Williams w ith a s mile, "Don 't I get cr edit for the time
I 've al ready ser ved in j a il?"
.Judge Williams shook his head in disbelief a nd
motioned the o ffi cers to t ake O'Brie n away
<Stt KING, Pa~c AZ )
Calls, Chase
Newport_ Cops Get
Help in 7 Arrests
N cw por t Beach po lace got
Sl'\'Cral assists rrom local res1
dents-J'hursday a nd e nrlcd up
booking a total or five adults and
two jun•nilcs on t heft.related
<·hargl"i..
Polit'<' !'.aid in all three in
st ances they wcrt' able to makc
the arrests because of the m
volvcmcn t of residents who
railed p<>lire and. in one case.
chased the allegl'<I crim inals
Cr a1j! Charles Corn. l!l, of JO
Ima Loa Court and Mark Scan
Rom cro. 19. of 1934 Port Hishor'
Circle wl"rt' nrrci.ted after they
"ere l'lll'nl·rC'd on Lido I sic by ,.ti
n •s1dl'll t 111 h1:; ear
Police. ~ho booked the pair on
•• char~<· of pt.'tly theft Cor al·
lcgt.'dly st('aling a purse from a
nearby home. s aid the two youths
were corralled in the Piazza Lido
by Darucl Sims until police ar
raved . . In another case which look
pl a t'e about 1·30 a . m . Offi cer
~l ike llit>l ala arrested Errol An
thony Williams, 18. a nd two
tcenaged C'ompanions , all from
San Bernardino, on :.uspicion of
rar burglary
The trio assertcdly had been
seen pilfering a citizens band
radio from a car on the Balboa
Pen 1 nsula.
Wi tnesses gave a description of
the thieves to police and Hietala
slopped the car the three were
riding m becuuse it matched that
description.
The m issing radio allegedly
was found in the trunk of the car
the youths were in.
At about 9 a.m., Omcer Tim
Grundcman a rreste d two r esi·
· dents of the Mesa Motel. 455 N.
New port Blvd., after they al·
le gcdly had luken jewelry valued
al S236 from a Cliff Ori ve home.
Two neighbors called police
after allegedly seeing Dennis
Dill. 26, and Robert Lindsey, 19.
leaving the home.
'Enil of Ar911111ent'
Trudeau Bops Wife?
WASHINGTON CAP)-Stories
claimlng that Margaret Trudeau
received a punch in the eye from
her husband, Canadian Prime
Minister Pierre Trudeau. have
hit Canadian newspapers. the
W asb.lngton Star repcrted toda,y.
The dispatch from Oltawa saJd
the atoey about lbe punch in the
eye had circulated as rumor in
Ottawa for more than a week.
Tho supposed lncldent is re-
ported to have occurred March ts
after Mrs. Trudeau's trip to
Toronto to see the Rolling Stones
rock IJ'OUP 'Ind her subsequent
travels to New York, the story
saJd. ·
The stories were followed I ote
thls week by r eports that the
....
Trudeaus wc r e pla nning <\
s epa ration , but t h e prime
minister has refused to com·
ment. the story said.
The dispatch also said:
-Trudeau leaves Wednesday
for !Jerkeley. Calif.. and aft.er
that plans a 10-day vacation, but
his office will not say whether bis
wife wiU accompany him.
-The vacation ls being
described by some ne wspapers
p a last-dltch attempl to patch
up the marriage.
-Mrs. Trudeau r eportedly
told at least eight persons that
s he and her husband had an argu-
ment which ended wjth her belnl
on the receiving end of o abol in
• t>\.
-Mrs. Trudeau l\as been seen
since the repcrted Incident wear-
ing sunglasses, but no one claims
to have seen an actual black eye.
Mrs. Trudeau watched a
private showing or the new mov-
ie, "Black Sunday," in New York
on Wednesday night and stayed
in the city at the apartment of
Princess Yasmln, the daughter
of Riln Hayworth ond Ali Khan,
the New York Posl repcrted to-
day.
The PoSl aald the princess and
Mr•. Tnld~au were planning a
trlp to Los Angeles where Rolling
itones muaiclan Ron Wood is
stayl"' Md working on a record-
lnl session.
advisory a rbllration m whi('h the
board of education would ha\'l'
the fina l say on any recommen
d al ion from an indepcndC'nt
ar bitrator
T('achers also have expressed
unhappiness over the district·~
tr ansfer policy which they s<.iy
gives Superintendent John Nicoll
the power to trans fer teachers to
another local school at will .
Nicoll has said this power • .,
necessary since dccl inin~ enroll
ment and impending closures of
district schools will requir(' lhl·
:;hufflin~ of some teuchN., lo
meet district need~.
JFK Death
Plot Links
CIA, FBI
WASHINGTON <AP ) -A
Dutch journalist h as quoted the ..
pot ential House investigation
w itness who a ppar ently com
m itted suicide this week as say
ing a conspiracy of Texas oilmen
and anti-Cas tro C ubans as ·
sassinated President Kennedy.
In press inter views today. the
journa list. Wille m Ollma ns.
quot ed Geor~e de Mohrcnschiltll
us .saying he was the m iddle·
ma n bC'twee n th e l ate
multimillionaire oilma n H. L
JI unt representing othe r oilmen
and Lee Harvey Oswald in the
conspiracy
The theory of oilman Hunt's 1n
volvemcnt has been advanced
before but never corroborated.
The journalist teslificd for
more than thfee hours today al u
closed session of the House Com·
mittee on Assass inations i,ub·
rommittec on thc Kennedy a 5.
sassination.
Ile told news men afterward~
that he testified that Lor an Hall,
a Cuba n exile. told him in a taped
interview that ht.' was"9bffcrcd
SS0.000 in the-office of oilman
Lester Lo~ue to assassinat l·
President Kennedy. Five or six
other people were present at thl·
time. according lo Oltmans.
Oltmans also i.a1d he gave the
s ubcommittee the na m e and
pho tog raph of a Cuhan he
believes was inyoled in the as
sassination. He d1<1 not say what
t•v idence he had for that asser·
lion.
The news m an had a lready
J(i ven his basic story before the
testimony in several pn~ss in
tcrvicws, mostfully on ARC-TV's
"Good Morning Ame.(,ica."
The j o urnal ist said D r
Moh ren sc hildt in a boo k
m anuscript "nam<.>d CIA a nd
<Set-JFK. Page 1\2)
Or :::ki~onst
' \\'eatlter
C learing and windy
Saturday. Lows tonight in
40s. Highs Saturday in mid
to upper 60s.
I NSIDE TODAY
Actor-lumed-di reclor Alan
Arkin sat1• he's no tyrant on
lhe set. llil .approach to
directing u detailed in. a story
by the DaJ.ly Pilot's Dennig
McLellon on Page Cl Of the
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$2 Billion·.:Lawsuit
• Kin File for Victi~ Of.J.et Disaster
By Th~ Ai.!>Ocl:itt-d f'rl!si.
The insuranc<' hill f1,r ,I\ 1,1
1ion 's worst d1su.stL·1 111 \\ h1ch 577
,people died could n•ach $240
million. London i11-.u1 t•r-. ~ay Hut
'the first twu damal(t• suit:. f1l<:d in
California on bch"lf of v1cllms uf
the crash arc demandin~ morc
than S2 billion.
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Ex,.Moonies
Needed Space
To Think
SAN FRANCISCO CAP>
A rcw days rr~c of
'"mind l'Ontrol" wa., ~tll t\\o
forml·r mcmh<•r-. uf ll<·\'.
S u n .M v u n ~ .\t o o n · ~
Un1f1 c.it1on Church ..,J v
they ncL>dE:d before lea' 1111::
lhe church.
Barbara Underwood. 25,
and Les he Brown. 24. re
noun<'Ni membl'rsh11> 1n
the cuntrovcrs1:..tl
"Moon1e·· set'! Just a ft•\\
days <tfll'I" put 1n their
parents' custody for a
month.
Add1t1onull}. ··ctl·prn
grammcr·· J effrey Scales
said Thursday that J t11·
queline Katz, 21, also de-
cided to leave lite chuich.
Unemployment
Rate Declines
Nationwide
WASHINGTON CAPl The
nations·s unemployment r:ite
dipped from 7 5 to 7 3 percent in
.\I a r c h a s a h u I ( · m 1 111 o n
Amt'ncans found Jobs and foe
tones recalled workers from
energy-spawned layoffs. the gov·
ernment said today
· Labor D<.>parlmcnt analysts
$aid the improvement ind1rated
that the ill effects of the sever<.>
winter weather :Jnd rrlated
e nergy shortages h<1d only :J tern
porary effect on the t•conomy.
. The March johless ratl' was at
\jle ·same level as in January . It
l'Ose two-tenths of a perct•nt 111
t ebruary largely because of
la yoffs related l<i th e un
precedented cold
The admmislra11on hopes to re· ~uce lhe jobless rutc to about R.S
percent by year'-; end It stood at
8i1?ht pert'ent l a~l ;'<;ovcmber
~The Labor Department g3ve
this breakdown nf unt•mµlo~
m e n l 1 n v a r 1 o 11 :. w o r k t• r
cal"J.:Ortes 111 .\farch
Adult men. 5 4 Pl'r<'<'nt, do'An
from 5.8 in Januarv
Adu lt "omen. 7 2 P<'r<·ent. unchanRed
Teenagl'rs. 18 8 Pt'r<'ent, up
from 18.5.
Whiles, 6.6. d<iwn from 6 7 111 Junuary
Bh.1ck~ c.ind other m1nont1es,.
12.7 percent. clown from 13 1
Blue collar workt•rs II .J downfrom8.7 ' '
-White collar wnrkc1 '· 1 7, up from 4.6.
The rate for peri>ons ht•.ic11n~
households. who are rcJ,?ar<led a~
the family breadwinner. derhned
from 4 9 to 4 6 percent
Mynde r se Slated
To Re turn Monday
Jake Mynd<'rse, cl1rct'tor of
General Servtl"<'S for N<'wport
Beach is expected to return to
work Monday afte r belnJ.':
hos pitaJ1ied last week for treat·
ment of phleb1tb.
A eity Mpokesman said Myn.
dcrse is at home recovering rrom
surgery to ease the condition In
his left leg.
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$63 m ill\on for lhe Pan Amencan
and KLJ\t jumbo .Jet::. lhat col
hded on a runway in the Canary
Island.'! on Su~day. an estimated
SlJ7 m1lhon 111 damagel. tu the
(<1m1hes of the dead and to •n·
jured survivors, und an estimat-
ed S40 million on accident in-
surance policies taken out by in-
d1v1dual victims.
J'ns urunce :.ource~ said both
Pan American and KLM are
signatories to agreements hmil·
ing tht'ir liability for eat'h
passcngc·r lo SSS.000 damagl•S
Jnd $17.000 to cover legal col.t;,
But they sa id American
passengers arc !.ubject to a V S
law that removes the limit if
negligence 1s s h O\\ n.
London insurance hroker
Juliarr Fraser said if one of the
pilot!> or some other factor dir<:cl
Iv connected with either or both
Of the airlines IS found to be to
blame, compensation could bt•
cxccpllonally high.
Dutch officials m vestigat1ong
the collis1on have already con·
ceded that the KLM pilot did not
h<ive permission from the airport
cc1111rol lower for the takeoff he
had s tarted.
Thi! sons of two California
wo men killed in the colhswn f1kd
a class-action suit in U .S Dislncl
Court in San Francisco t>n Thurs·
day dl'manding $6.5 million for
each or the 306 Callrorn1ans killed
or injured 1n lhl' d1:.aster, a total
CJC $1 ,989.000 The defendants arc
Pan American, KLM and th1•
Boc1n~ Cupr, ~hi<:h buill lhe 747
Jumbo Jl'l11
The day before . three
daughtl'rs oi a San Diego \\uman
who wa_s.. killed sued the two
a1rlint's and Bo,·i ng for $12 5
m1lho11.
A spokesman for Lloyd's of
London said S23 million hB:>
a lready been p<.tid to Pan
American for the loss of its
plane Thb in cluded $10.35
million from Bnllsh firms. more
than $3.7 m1lllon from 93 FreQch
companies and the rest from
'.':orth American companies.
most of lhl'm 1n the United
!!tales
.. llL'C'U\JsL' ''' the high concen·
trallOn Of rt11I,. in :>UL'h cases, in·
sur..incc h<id be lo I.le spread
~orld"1de.·· lht· Lloyd 's
i.pokesman said
K LM is collecting $40 million
for its 747, which was newer than
the Pam American plane. The
l.ondon tnsurance market is ha·
bit• for about ·lO percent. <1nd the
rest was d1v1d<:d equally among
in~uranl'l' comp:rny pools in
S<·andinavia. S\\ itzerland and
The Nt•therlands, a British broker
l"l'Portl·t.l .
Doctor, Ex-con,
To Renew Practice
By TOM BARLEY
Ol l"-D•lly l'llot 51•11
Dr. Wesley Gamer Slocum, the
former Costa Mesa phys1c1an
who was sent to state prison for
bilking the state's Medi-Cal
system or an estimated S200.000.
1s being allowed to prac tice
medicine again.
A board of medical examiner!>
placed Slocum. 50, on five years'
probation after noting that he
had served 26 months of the s tate
prison term of one lo 10 years 1m·
posed three years ago in Orange
County Superior Court He was
released from prison in January.
Slocum told the board h e
planned to resume the practice
he formerly maintained in Santa
Ana. "There is a strong demand
in the community to have him re
turn to practice there," the
board's opinion notes.
Judge Harmon G Scoville sent
Slocum to prison m Apnl 1974
after the physician was eonv1ct
ed on 22 counts of fraud in his
submission of Medi-Cal claims
for patients who never received
treatment from him.
ft was his third Superior Court
trial.
Slocum was acquitted in the
same courtroon in 1970 on
murder charges filed after Costa
Mesa police alleged that he killed
and dis membered his infant
daughter and stuffed her re-
m;uns 111 a freezer at his Mesa
Verde home.
T he grisly discovery by mov-
ing m<'n led to his arrest and a
trial in which his wife was the
key prosecution witness.
Slocum was in Supe rior Court
for pretrial action in a civil ease
when Costa Mesa police arrested
him for the alleged murder of his
baby daughter, Cynthia .
That lawsuit involved his de·
mands for $6 million in damages
from Santa Ana police for in·
Junes inflicted on his hand dur.
ing a 1966 shoot-Out with officers
that s temmed from a domestic
dispute with his wife.
County Man Leaps
Five Floors at CSF
Early re porL-; indicate that an
1111.lructlonal television techni-
cian who leaped from a fifth-noor
balcony at Cal State Fullerton to·
F rom PGfle A J
VENDOR ..•
Trustee Doris Allen. Don
M acAllistE>r and Ralph Bauer . al·
tending his last meeting as a
board member. voted to take no
L1ct1on against the chip vendor.
Board President Helen Dille
:ind Trustee Zita Wessa sought a
renew of all labels on foods 5-0ld
throuf(h vending machines on
district campuses.
The proposed policy failed on a
2 to 2 vote With .in abstention by
M acAlhstcr.
The proposed policy lo restrict
fnod package printing will be
drafted b y di s trict ad ·
m 1n istrators .
M acAllister said the policy
would "not be censors hip" but
only be a "condition of buying
and selling" in the district
day 1s in "extremely critical"
t•ond1t1 on. ·
According to J ohn Millen of the
University's news bureau. the
27 -year-old unidentified techni-
cian survived his 8:45 a .m . jump
from the Humanities Building
balcony and was given emergen-
cy treatment at the scene.
However. Millen said, the ap.
parent su1c1de bent man s uffered
multiple fractures and extensive
loss of blood. He was taken to
Placcntia·Lmda Hospital.
Millen reported the man was
alone on the balcony when he
Jumped but that witnesses said
he shouted something as he
hurtled feet hrst down to the
pavement.
I le also said a woman student a
few feet from where the man reu
suffered shock and is being treat-
ed In the university's medical
facility
Millen said the technician's
boss, Dr Allen Zeltzer, said the
man had been despondent re·
cenlly because or apparent
romanUc difficulties.
f',...PageAJ
'KING OF CON MEN'. • •
Looking at O'Brien's multiple convictions ot
grand theft, concealing stolen property and con·
s piracy, Judge Williams had earlier told the defen-
dant: "lf l were a banker l wouldn't sleep njghts with
you uround.
.. YOU'RE J UST TOO good and I think you were
born dishonest. You're a lovable scamp, Mr. O'Brien,
but you're still going lo prison for a long lime."
O'Brien's convictions slcmmed frorn the role he
played in the theft of 17 rolls of microfilm records
from the county tax collector's oCflce in April, 1975.
It was a lleged during the trial that O'Brien and
Alfred Edward Adorns, 44, planned to use the tax re-
cords and a stolen check .encoder to produce phony
payroll checks -
JUDGE WILLIAMS·noted that O'Brlen·had a long
record of such frauds . Ile describ~ him as an "artist
in the fieid of commercial pa~r."
eespite his superlor court sentencing, O'Brien is
still wanted by federal riuthortlies who plan to try h im
ror his alleged role in lhe c~unterf eitins of $20 bills. ...
..
Newport Aids Tijuana
Newport Ik1ghls St•hool students and
t C'al'ht>rs loud sv111 tt of the ~:anncd food and
rlothl's till' ".:>Clinol l'olleet l'd Jur Rose P<trk
delivered, today. From left: student Bill
Dillon, principal Dr. Charles Godshall,
teacher Hugh Margesson .j:ind Byron Ball.
~ha11 ;1g~ 111 '1'1 )lt,1114.l The s uppli<'S were
F rOM Page A l Actress' Guardian JFK •.•
FBI offk1als who arcorctmg to · c D D I d
him are con.nec~ed ~1th lhc Ken· ourt ate e aye nedy assass1nat1on. '
The JOurnaltsl .said he bchl'\'C'S
the s tory even though he said De A two-week delay was ordered It also points oul that the public
Moh re n sc h 1 Id t v a c 111 al cd today i:l Orange County Superior guardian is empowered to take
between insisting 1t "'as true and Court actlon that could r esult in over the arrairs of anyone who
saying he made 11 up to sell the former actress Rita llayworth's has beeome a chronic alcoholic.
book. affairs being taken over by the De Mohrcnschildt app;in•nll) public guardian. The county counsel's office
took conservation action at the
request of Or. James !ttiner of
Hoag Hospital. He has been
~reatin~ Mi ss Hayworth since
!llic entered lhc (ac1ltty.
s hot himself to ckJth Tuesday af '
ternoon tn Palm Beath . Fla . ac
cordsng to offtl-1.lls. hours <1fl<'r a
House Comm1llct• on a:.suss1na
t1ons 1nvest1gator tn<'d lti contac t
him for an mtcn 1ew .
The journalist ~a ve• only
hij?hlights of his :.tor) 1n the prc;,i.
interviews, saying he wants lo
sell the full story.
lie said in the A BC interview
he had no idea why Texas oilmen
would conspire to kill Kerlll(!tly
and repeated sl'veral times that
h e was o nly quo ting D e
Mohrenschildl on the ~tory .
Jn an inlervt<'W \\Ith :'-:BC.
Oltmans sa1cl that 111 add1l1on to
the oilmen a trud-.ing firm ex
eculi\·e w11s 1n\ ol n~tl II r :.aid the
anti-Castro \ub;in:. thou~hl they
had a debt to settle\\ 1th Kennedy
for allegl'dl) ltctr..i\ 111.: them at
thP Hav of l11cs tn\ a:.1on of Cuba. "Wh11l Mr Uc :'tlohr<.'nsch1ldt
s aid was that Mr. Oswald was
acting at his guidance and his 1n
structions. ·· Oltmans said
"Mr. De Mohrensch1ldl m
dicated lo me very strongly that
his ties upwards were toward;,
H.L. Hunt," Oltmans said, " ..
and downstairs they were going
lo Lee Harvey Oswald."
The Warren Commission con·
eluded that Oswald assassinnte<i
Kennedy acting alone and thut
there was no conspiracy.
The journalit;t s a i d D e
Mohrenschildl never knew exact·
ly who killed Kennedy bt•cause
Os wald a nd an uns p ecified
number of Cuban ~unmen were
supposed lo be at the scene of the
assassination.
De Mohrenschildt, a Russian.
born geologist. was a friend of
Oswald and his wife, Marina. but
the Warren Commission con-
cluded after interviewing him for
hours lhat he was not involved 111
the assassination.
Miss Ha)worth . .,•ho 1s con·
fined at l-Joag Memorial Hospital
1n Newport Beach, wa;,
represented at the brief heanng
before Jud~e Claude M. Oweni.
by attorney Leonard Monr oe.
Judge Owens accepted a
number of doctors' and in·
\'estigators' reports o n Miss
Hayworth 's condition and or-
dered them sealed as confiden-
tial pending the heannR April 15.
The pet1t1on that will be argued
then states lhal Miss Hayworth
whose real natne is Marganta
Cansino, 1s "gravely disabled as
a r esult of mental disorder."
Thorny Bill Seen
SACRAMENTO (AP J -The
cactus bill is on Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr. 's desk. Given 70·0 final
approval by the Assembly Thurs·
day, the bill would require
anyone transporting five or more
desert plants to h ave the m
tagged to prove they weren't
stolen from private or public
land.
pted
Financial Disclosure Mwt
WASl-UNGTON <A P) -T he Senate adopted to-
day a far.reaching code of ethics desig ned lo increase
the accountability of the lawmakers, curtail conflicts
of interest. and bolste1· the public's confidence in
Congress.
The 86-9 vote followed two weeks of debate.
A final amendment by Republican leader Howard
Baker of Tennessee providing that the coclr would ex-
pire March 1. 1981 , was tabled.
The code will require senators. top aides and
employes to make extensive annual disclosure of
personal finances. It also will r estrict their income
from outside acti,·itie!-i lo 15 percent of their official
s alary.
The House adopted a similar code several weeks ago. ·
In both houses, the code was strongly endorsed by
Democratic and Republican leaders, who made it a
priority trade-off for the $12,900 pay raise that took ef-
fect five weeks ago.
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·cities to Ride lncoDie Tax Bandwagon?
SACRAMENTO (AP> -Citic:.
and counties could impose local
income taxes and renters and
homeowners could collect 1$712
million m c.ash payments in a
wide-ranging tax reform
package dfafted In the state M;
sembly. '
The $950 million package.
which would provide $100 million
more in immediate property tax
rehef than a rival plan backed by
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.. has
been drafted by the As~embly
nevenuc and Taxation Comm1l·
tee.
Assemblyman Willie Brown,
committee chairman. canceled a
briefing on the plan for
Republican members of the As-
sc m bly Thursday when he
learned that the GOP caucus was
open to the public and press.
Copies were leaked to the press.
Brown. a San Francisco
Democrat. said it is still an •·in·
tern al working document." But
in a cover letter with the draft. he
said the plan "represents a con-
census legislative package for
homeowner and renter property
tax reform."
The package would:
Allow county boards of
supervisors to vole 1J> impose a l
to 5 percent income tax and city
Ootity l"llot SWlf PIOOto
counc1b to vote an additional 10
percent levy.
The locaJ laxes would be col·
lected by the i.tate as a "pag.
gyback" chaq:c on state income
taxes, and then the money would
be returned to the local govern·
ments, 75 percent for property
Utx relief and 25 percent for gov-
ernment program s.
-Scl h.igher income taxes on
California's wealthy.
-Limit growth of locul proper·
ty taxes J>y pulling C"llps on new
local sp(fndlng.
-Allow li;>cal governments to
split tax rates so business proper.
ty would be assessed ut a higher
rate than residenl1al property
-Impose a statewide property
tax on businesses to help the
state take O\'t.:r virtually all local
welfare and Medi-Cal co~ts.
The plan . .,.is proposed in two
phases Thc legbluturc cu1dtl
authoraz.e U1e $712 million in re·
baleh to renters and homeowners
this ye;ir To continue such re-
butes. voters in 197.8 would be
polled on a constitutional amend-
ment to allow tax roles to be
split.
It would freeze lht' proportion
of property taxes :.o that re·
hidenccs account for one-third/'
(See TAX, Page A2>
JFK Death. Plot
N a1nes ·CIA, ·FBI
Suicide
ELLIS DELAMETER AND HIS FAMILY SALVAGE BRICKS FROM LAKE FOREST FOUNTAIN
After Nine Years, Saddleback Valley Landmark Proves too Costly to Maintain
County
Leaper
Critical
Witness
Quoted
Trudeau
Wife Said
Hit in Eye
WASlllNGTON CAP> Storie~
claiming that Maq~aret Trudeau
received a punch in the eye from
her husband. Canadian Prime
Minister Pierre Trudeau. have
hit Canadian n e .... spapers. the
~ashington Star reported today.
The'dispatch from Ottawa s11 id
the slory about the punch in the
eye had circulated as rumOI" in
Ottawa for more than a week.
The supposed incident is re-
ported to havl' occurred March 15
after Mrs. T rudeau's lrip to
Tor~to to see the Rolling St.ones
rock group and her subsequent
travel~ to New York. the story
sfiitL
The stones were rollowed late
lh1s week by reports that the
Trud<'aus were pl nnning a
se parat11111. but the prime
m101st<'• has refused to com
mcnt. thestory said.
J'be dl:.palch. also said .
Trudeau leaves Wcclnesday
for Rl•rkcley, · Cnlif.. and after
Urnt plans a IO·day vacation. but 1 his office \\111 not say .,.. heth.er has
~ife w11l <1crompony him.
The vacation 1s being
tlcscrih«I by some l)(!W!lpa~r.,
as a last·datch attempt to patch
up the marna1te.
Mrs. Trudeau rcportt•dly
told al least ctj.thl persons thJl
she and hc•r husband had an aqiu
mcnl which ended with hn ht-in~
on the rcceavin~ end uf .1 shot 1n
the eye
Mr~. Trudeau has hcc•n st'('n
~ince the reported inculent "'ear Ing sun~l:asscs. but no onc rlaams
'lo have s1.•t•n an actual bln1:k eye
Mrs Trudl'au wutc hed 11
r.rivatc showinl( or the 11('w mo\
e, "Black Sundav. · 111 Nt•w York
on Wl'dm•sday 1111-tht and stayt'cl ln the city at tht' apartment of
PrlncC'ss Yasmin. the rlaughter
of Rita llayworth rand Ali Khun.
the New \'ork Pos t re1><>rted to
day.
IJ'he Post i:ald the princess and
<See TRUDEAU, Page A2)
Coas t
......... \\'eather
Clear ing and windy
Saturday. Lows tonighl in
40s. Highs Salurday ill mid
lo upper 60s.
ll C•·• •• •• Al ....
CM ....
Mt <t c .. •• A•
Symbol Gone
Early reports indic;1tc that an
instructional television techni·
cian who leaped from a fifth-floor
balcony at Cal State Fullerton to·
day is in "extremely critical"
condition.
WA Slll NCTON I A~~> A
'Progress' Takes Landmark
Dutch Journalist ~o<iay <!UOkcl the
potentiill lfousr inv,C'sligulion
"'itncss who appare ntly 1:om-
m1ll.ed su1c1d<: this wc•t•k as ,,w -
ing a conspirac·y of Texas oilmL'n
<1nd anti·Ca::.tro Cubans al'>·
sassinatcd Prc!>1dl'nl John i-·
Kennedy.
Whil e thrcc bewildered
mallards paddled around in lhl·
rapidly receding water Thurs ·
day, Elhs Delameter of L1tke
Forest chjselcd away the brick
facin,:: on his communal )
l;indm;irk
Six years ago. Delamcter and
has family were drawn to Oc·
cidental Petroleum's planned
community in the Saddleback
Valley by that sparkling, dancinl(
fountain visible to motorists
passini on the nearby freeway
This. week, the nifte·year-old
fountain, its six-acre buffer of
g r ass and trees and Lake
Forest's original entrance are
being ripped out by bulldozers to
make way for another 120 houses
Delameter. his wire Manlyn
and son Trent. Ji!Ol permission to
salvage the bnckwork from the
fountain. They were loading the
family pickup with the masonry
and plannoo to clean 1t U'J) for use
around lhe yard
Despite its symbolism to peo
pie of the community, the foun ·
1aan's days had been numbered
since its s h1mmcnn~ so.foot
spray of water was shut down for
gQod at the height or the energy
crisis m 1973.
Occidental officials. who said
the fountain was never suppoi.ed
lo be anythan,:: more than a
marketing gimmick, also soid
they couldn 'l arrord the S.1,000·
per.month oper ating expense..
Once lhe homes are built. the
only trace of the l JtUe park near
the conttr di Brkl~er Road and
Ridge Roi.Uc Drive will be a strip
of grass right a long the freeway
fence -too close to the noisy
roadway for housing.
"That. fountain was the rcuson
we bought here," said Marilyn
Oelameter "It's kind or sad I
guess. but at leasl somebody will
get something out of it. They
were ~oing to haul it lo the du,-np.
anyway
According to John Millen of the
t:navcn;1ty's nl'ws bure-0u. the
27 ·year·old unidentified techni-
cian survived his 8:45 a .m. jump
from · the Humanities Building
balcony un_d wus givt'n emergen·
cy treatment at the scene.
However. Millen said. the ap-
parent suicide bent man suffered
multiple fr/#clures and ~xten5lve
loaa or \)lood-.. o wns. taken to•
Placent.ia-'Linda Hospital.
Millen reported the m an \\as
alone on the balcony when he
jumped but that witnesses said
he s houted som ething as he
hurtled feet first down to the
pavement.
He also said a woman s tudent a
rew feet fl'bm where the man fell
suUered shock and is being treat-
ed in the university's medical
facility.
AP WiAphoto
TELLS OF CONSPIRACY
Dutch Newsman Olt,,.rms
8240'Millio ·
In Insurance
Claims Eyed
By The Assodatelt Press
Thl' jour nali ~t . Wil-lcm~
Oltmans, quoted Georgl• 0 €'
Mohrcnschildt al\ saying he was
the m1ddlc·man l>l'lwt•t·n the latC'
mult1milliona1rc oilman 11 l.
Hunt representing other oilmen
and Lee I lal'Vl'Y 0~\\ aid in lhe ..
conspiracy.
The theory of oilman Hunt's in·
volvement has been advunced
before but never corroborated.
Oltmans i'nade the statements
1n press interviews, most fully in
an appearance on ABC-.TV's
"Good Morning America'' before
scheduled testimony to the lfoui;e
committee on assnssinations
subcommittee anve~I igating th1:
Kennedy assassanallon.
T h c Jou r n a I i s I s a I d :> e
Mohrenschildt ln a book
manuscript "named CIA and
FBI officials who ~ .. ccording to
him arc connected with the Ken
nc4y a.ssa~s.ination." . .. .
Doctor, Ex~con,
To Renew Practice
Millen satd the technician's
bos:;, Dr. Allen Zeltzer, said the
, man. had been despondent re·
cently because of apparent
romantic difficulties.
The insurance bill for avia-
tion 's worst djsaster in which 577
people died could reach $240
million, London insurers say. But
the first two damage suits filed in
California on behalf or victims or
the crash are demanding more
than S2 billion.
The $"l40 million tolaT focludes
$63 million for the Pan American
and KLM jumbo jets that cot.
llded on a runway in the Canary
Islands on Sunday. an estim;ited
Sl37 million in damages lo the
fBmilies of the dead and to in·
jured survfrors. and an estimat-
ed $40 million on accident in·
surancc policies taken out by 111-
dtvidual victims. _ -:7.
The journalist saicl he behe\'es
the story even though he said l>e
Mohrens c hildt vacill ated
between insisting it was true and
saying he made it up to sell the
book.
De Mohrcnschildl apparently
shot himself to death Tuesday af·
tcrnoon in Palm Beach. Fla .. a1:-
cording to officials. hours aflcr a
House Cnmmallee on a'ssassana-
tions investigator t ricd lo contact
him for an inlt>rncw
Rv TOM BARLEY
.Ol IM O•lt• l'•lol ~left
Dr We:.lev Garner Slocum. the
former Costa Mesa physacaan
"ho Wal> st•nt to i.tale prison for
bllk1n1: tht' !>lnte's Medt·CJI
-.1rst1•m of un <'~t1matc•d $200,000. 1~ ht•1ni: ,dlowt·d to pral'tll'E:•
rn<'d1c1m· <aJ?ain
A bo:mt or medical examiners
placed Sl0<·um, !'iO. on fl\'C years'
prnbation after noting that be
Delay Issued
In Actress'
Guardian Case
A two-week delay was ordered
today in Orange County Superior
Court action that could result in
former actress Rila Hayworth's
affairs being taken over by the
public guardian.
Miss Hayworth, who is con·
fined at Hoag Memorial Hospital
i n Newport Beach. was
represented at the brief hearing
before Jud~e Glaude M. Owens
by attorney Leonard Monroe.
Judge Owens accepted a
number of doctors' a nd In·
vesligators' reports on Miss
Hayworth's condition and or-
dered them seaJed as C'onfiden·
lial pending the hearing April 15.
The peUtion that will be argued
then states that Miss Hayworth
whose real name is Margarita
Cansino, is "gr avely disabled as
a result ol mental disorder.··
It also points out lb al the public
guardian is em powered lo lake
ove.r the affairs of anyone who
has bttome a chronic alcobollc .
The county counsel 'a orflce
took con:servaUon action at the
requ of Dr, James Miner o(
Hoag Ho11pital. He has been
treating Miss H"Yworlh slnce
ahe entered the CaclUty.
• J,
had scrvl'd 26 months or the stole
prison term of one to JO years im-
post'd three ~ t•ars a~o in Orange
County Superior Courl. He was
ACTOR 'UYED'
Ul'E ,OF JESVS
1 <'leasl'd from prison in January. British actor Robert Powell,
Slocum told the board he f who plays title role in "Jesus of
µhrnm'd to resume the prat'\~;? Nazareth," reflects on how
he formrrlv mumtamcd in Santa performance has affected his
Ana "There b a strong demand lif~ '
in the commun1t \' tn ha\(! him re·
turn to practice thl-rc ... the he werf~ll y mo~ln.g
board's opinion note::. portrayal of the hfe of C~nst 1s
Juclge Harmon G. Scoville sent being shown on NBC-TV m two
Slocum to prhon in April 1974 three·hour segments on Sun~ay
ulter the physician was conv1C\· rught.s ot ~aster Week, Apnl 3
ed on 22 counts of fraud in his and 10. Stories. Page AlO
submission or Medi-Cal claims ror patients who never received
treatment from him
It was his third Superior Court
trial.
Slocum was acquitted in the
same courtroon in 1970 on
murder charges filed after Costa
Mesa police alleged that he killed
and dlsmembered his infanl
daughter and stuffed her re-
mains in a freezer al his Mesa
Verde home.
The grisly discovery by mov-
ing men led to his arrest and a
trial in whkh his wife was the
key prosecution witn<?ss.
Slocum was in Superior Court
for prelrial action in a civil case
when Costa Mesa police arrested
him for the alleged murder of his
baby daughter. Cynthia.
<See DOCTOR, Page A2)
83,400 Loot Gone
'In Viejo Burglary
Insurance sources ~r_id both
Pan American and KLM arc
signatories to agreements limit-
ing their liability for cuch
passenger to $58,000 damages
and S17.000 to cover legal costs .
But they said American
passengers are subject lo a U.S.
law_.,lhll removes the limit if
negligence is shown.
<See DAMAGES, Page A21
A Moring Experienee ·
· The JournJlis t gave only
highlights of has story in the press
interviews. su~•1ng he.• wants to
sell th<' full story
He said in lhc AOC interview
he had no idea why Tc·xus oilmen
would conspire to kill Kennedy
<md repented several times that
h e was only quoting De
Mohrcnschildt on the stor y
In i.ln inlt'rview wath NBC.
<St'r JFK, Pal(t' J\2) .
Pro~rty valued at $3,400 has
be~n stolen from a Mission Viejo
home by burglars whose method
of entry is unknown, Orange
County s heriff's officers said.
Deputies said James Henry
S.,dler. 40, of 24761 Via Alvarado,
reported the loss of stereo equip·
ment, n television aet nnd a
m otorcycle.
From left. Mary Lyon, J ackie McLaughlin
ond Jo Homann, employes in the Sad-
dleback Valley UnlCied School District's
central adminJatrative offices, pack to
move lnto their new offices this weekend .
Administrative employes have been work·
ing in leased office Apace since the <Ii!\·
trict's unification. On Monday. how(\'cr.
they will be in district-owned offic<" Ht
25631 Disen o Orive. Mission Viejo. Th<•
dis trict's telephone number will rc~uln
586·1234.
•
I
I•
;A2 DAIL V PILOT SB
Sign ups
For(:a~p
Slated
Summer camp reg1~trcit1on 1s
scheduled from 9 J m to 2 p m.
S aturday for a vartt\y of d ay and
overnight c amping, offe red by
the Saddleback Valley YM CA.
-Boys and girls in grades
seven through 10 C<in swim. fish.
sunbathe and go skin diving June
16·20 at Camp Fox on Catalina
Island. The $70 fe(• for mem~ri.,
$75 for non·members, includes
transpQrlaition. m eals a nd &ll
water SPorls equipment.
-Three sessiont> have been
planned for children in grad1t:.
three throug h s ix at Camp Bluff
Lake in the San Bernardino
Mountains. Thl' camp features <1
heated swimming pool, a cr:.ift
shop, an archery range, a boat-
ing lake stocked with fish and
horseback r iding E ach session 1:.
$92 for member:. and $97 fo1 non
member:. The s essions a rc
scheduled for July 9 16, 16·23 anti
23·30.
-High school !>ludent:. can
sign up for a bike riding cann Hn
through the' Yosemite Valley
June 22-30. The trip will cost $72
for m e mbers, $77 for non-
members.
-Boys in grad es !>cvc·n
through nine can back patk July
6·13, both boys and ~iris in
seventh gr ade or older .July
2S-August 1. in the Northern
Sierra Mountui1lti Mcm bcr1; pay
$67.5-0, non·mcmbers $72 50
-Six week-long day cam p
sessions arc schc dulPd for
youngsters five to 12, with trips to
area uttract1onc; including Db·
ney land , Bu!>ch Garde n!>,
Universal Studios. Magic Moun
ta ins and Knott 's Berrv Farm
Weekday St'SS1ons will c;L art July
25 and run tn conc;c1·ut1 H' ~c·ck
long periods through September
2. The S34 (cc to m <>mbers and S39
to non-membt!rs includes lunch
lime milk., 'l:rafls a nd mo' IC'> and
transportation cind adrn1:.:.11m to
spec ial attraction:..
Add itional informatror 1s
a vailah!C' from th1• <\a<ldkbad Y
on m o1 e high school C'ar..1vans
A $25 deposit is r equired lo hnld
n place in each camp scs:..1on
Anyone who ca nnot a tten d
Saturday's re~istrat ion c an re
gister by mail or in person Mon
day through Friday 9 a.m. to 5
p.m . al the \', 23 131 Orange i\vc
in El Toro; 830·YM C/\.
DAMAGES
L o ndon ins ur an ce br ok er
Julian Fraser said tf one of the
pilots or som e other factor dire,·t
IY conne<:ted wilh eithe r or both
O( the airlines IS found to t to
blame. compensL1t1on could be
exceptionally h1 izh
DutNI off1c1als investigaliong
the collision have already con·
ceded that the KLM pilot did not
have perm1ss1on from the airport
control tower for the ta keoff he
had s tarted.
The hons of two Cahforma
"omen killed in the colli sion filed
a class·actlon suit in U S Distnct
Court in San ...-·rancisco on Thurs·
day dem anding $6.5 million for
each of the 306 Californians killed
or injured in the disa ster. a total
of Sl,989.000 Thi' defrndants are
Pan American, KLM and the
Boeing Copr .. which built the 747
j umbo jets
The d ay befor 4', l href'
daug hters of a San Diego won.Jn
who was killed s ued the two
airlines and Boeing for $12 5
million.
A spokesman for Lloyd's of
London said $23 m ilhon hu,
already been p a id 10 P an
American for the IOSb or Its
plane. This include d $10 35
million from Bnt1sh fi rm.,. more
th an $3.7 m 1lhon from !l'.I f rcnch
companies and the 1 cst rrom
North American 4t'ompan1es.
mos t of them in thl' l n1tcd
States.
"Because or lht' h1£h tonccn
tration of ri:.k in .,uch c.i ..;c:.. in
s urance had be to ht> sprt'ad
worldwide," t.h e L l oyd 's
spokesman s nid.
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Ol tM O•llY ~Oot SI .. !
Orange Counly Supervisor Thomas Riley Thursd ay told
the Saddleback Valley Cha mber of Commcn·c or h11> "d1:.ap
µointment" that red1strict1n~ hJd :.plll lht valll·y Jown th1:
middl~.
He also made a few re m ark:. about his fellow
suuervisor. Raloh Diedrich, who will nmrc:.cnt Mission Vie-
jo and El Toro starting in about m id J une.
"He has a n ego in t>xccssof Gcm·ral MacA rthur, who t on·
ce knew," Riley quipped. "His ego is !>Ut'h th11t he's going t04
prove he·s a good supc rv1sortuthe valley "
The Newport Bea ch supt·rv1sor !>a1d
he will keep a ··propriet ary intert>i.t in tht•
valley" and "will be a ggressive in my l'f.
forts to coordmage all acllv1ltl'S 111 lhl•
valley." .
Choking down the sour gr:.ipl'h, Htll'Y
said the area "il l probabl} bl' bl'llcr
repr esented wllh two super\'1:.ors 1n!.tl•ad
of one and nuted his office \\ ill do JIJ 1t c·a n
to help D1edrich's office · cstabh-.h luw-.
or co mmunication." • • •
MISSION VIEJO IS THE 1>tJg111g area for <mother of
television's "enle>rta1nment alh)cl1t ·<'>.tr." ac an1a-. that
hrced of quasi ·<'Om pt•L1t1 \'C :.port.'> :.ho"., SI'•"\ nt•d by •·The
Superstars ...
The latest effort p1l:. m ah· ancl ft•m .d1· T\' :-.tars in head
to head competition in suth an•nas J !'o bilhcJ ~db, ping pon~.
ciu to racing, skateboarding, sw1mmin~. golf, bowling and so
on, ad nauseum
And what 11ocs Mission Viejo have to gain frot'n·all of
this one might ask., The community hasn 't puid anything or
bt!en paid anything ;it IN i.t not din·clly.
A Mission Viejo Company uffl ci:.il f1~ur<·~ thJt tht.' t wo.
hour, prime lime show that wi ll n •sult frnm all th1.., acltvity
will be worth in excess or $100,000 a rn1nut1· to ad vcrt1scrs. IC
you figure it as a consta nt ad\C·rll:-.c mcnt for Miss ion Viejo,
two hours is worth a bout $12 mil hon • • • IF NOTHING ELSE. TllE "Cclchrily Ch allcn~c of the
Sexes" 1s a star-watcher's drea m since admission is free
and there are Hollywood luminaru:s all over the place at
ea ch event.
Al Thursday 's s kateboa rd ing c1,m1wt111011 hctwel·n
hulk in~ Dan Haggerty I Life aml Time:. of <:111.<I} Adams>
and 9U pound Kristy McN1chol • l'\1m1h J, one }oung spec-
tator boasted. ··1 called Krist\ anti :.he looker! at me "
Apparently. that made standing in tht> chilly parking lot
a t the Mission Viejo Country Club well worthwhile
Little Miss McNich•1I coulfl have passed as anv little kid
in the crowd if it weren 'l for the facl that all the cam eras
were focused on her .
The press got copies or thl' child !>I ar·., personal b10·
gra phy -handwritten by Kris ty hcrsd f In 11. she revealed
her favorite colors -purple and red · and her favorite
singer, Barbra Streisand.
She also absolutely loves sunsC'ts and wearing tight
pants. In the .. hate category, Kristy said she hates washing
dishes "even though we have a dishwasher."
0•11• Ptl01 \t•fl P"°to
DAN HAGGERTY GETS BIG LIFT OUT OF SHOW
Ninety-pound Kristy McNlchol Does the Honors
Deaih Bill ·Backers
Face Tough Battle
SACRAMENTO CAP J Death
penalty s upp()rters have won an
eas y victory in the s tate Senate,
bul they still have the toughest
pa.rt of their battle ahead of
them.
The upper house approved a
capital punishment bill Thursda.y
on a 29-10 vote, s ending it to the
Assembly, where the me asure's
author agreed that death penaJty
oppoaltion is stronger.
"I think it will be more dif·
Ci cult," said Sen. George
DeukmeJlan <R-Long Beach).
According to Associated Press
inle rviewi;, capital punlshmenL
backers are still six votes from
having the two,th1rtls majority
they need in the lower house.
It will take S4 votes In the 80
seat Assembly to override Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. '!I promised
vt'lo or to approve a death penuJ-
ty bill U?•t would h ike erccct lm
mediately instead of Ja n. l.
The bill rilso faces a likely
r o adblock in t h e Assembly
C riminal Justice Committee,
although there are wa ys or get-
ting a blll to the floor without
committee approval
Comm ittee c h a ir m a n Ken
Maddy (R. Fresno). said Thurs-
day he thought the committee
was divided 5·4 against a death
penalt)' lnll. but would supp()rt a
l\fe-wlthout·parole measure.
Maddy plans to have the co~m iltt'e con!lider the Dcukmejian
bill Apr1l ll, when it is sch~uled
to vote on Assembly death penal·
t y measures
The DeukmeJian bill waa in·
troduccd after the state S upreme
Court ruled last December that
Callfomla's threc·year-old dt'lll'I
penalty law did nc>l meet U.S.
Supreme Court guidelines.
The Saddlebal·k Valley L'mf1eJ
S<·hool Dunn ct tru:.tccs' decision
to g iv e th 1:1r sc ho ol
superintendent u retro active pay
raise apparently is legal but may
be risky.
Trustees gave Supt. Hlchard
We lte a i>ix per cent pay ruisl',
retroacti ve lo July l , last week.
bringing his salary to $40,280.
But trustees in the nelghborin~
C apist r ano Unifie d S ~hool
Dis trict were told by the Orange
County Counsel earlier thi:. year
tha t retroacti ve pay for their
s u perin t e nde nt , Je r o m e
Thorru.ley, would be illegal, so
they backed off.
Apparently. the problem lies in
the fact that while ther e are laws
"h ich a llow re troacth e pay.
there is some question whether
the laws are constitutional.
The issue has neve r been
determined by a court, which Is
the usual way of resolving such
d i s p u t e ·s o v e r t h e
constitutionality or a law.
Deputy County Counsel
Edward Duran said , "lt1s
am a zing that nobody's done
anything."
He said lawyers in the county
office generally give school
districts the opinion that they can
give retroactive pay raises but it
would be less risky to do it
another way.
The conflicting opinions in the
Fl"OIR Page Al
JFK •••
Oltmans said that in addition to
the oilmen a trucking fi rm ex.
ecutive was involved. lie said the
anti-Castro Cubans thought they
had a debt to settle with Kennedy
for allegedly betraying the m at
the Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba
"What Mr. De Mohre nsch1ldt
said was that Mr. Oswald was
acting at his guidance and his in-
structions ... Oltm C1ns s aid.
"Mr. De Mo hrenschtldt in
dicated lo me ve ry strongly that
his ties upwards were towards
H.L. Hunt." Oltmans said. " ..
and downstairs they were goin~
to Lee Harvey Oswald ·'
The Warren Commission con-
cluded that Oswald assa ssinated
Ke nnedy acting alone and that
there was no cons piracy.
The j ourn a li s t s a id D e
Mohrenschildt never kne w exact·
ly who killed Kennedy because
Os wald and a n uns pecifi ed
number of Cuban gunmen were
supposed to be at the scene or the
assassination.
De MohrensehHdt, a Russian.
born geologist. was a friend of
Oswald and his wife, Manna, but
the Warren Co mmission con·
eluded after inter viewing him for
hours that he was not Involved in
the assassination.
In PaJm Beach, Fla., where De
Mohrenschildt was found dead , a
police official said a briefcase
containing his papers was seized
and would be turned over to the
committee.
·'The contents of the letters is
something I simply am not goinf.l
to get into ... said Sheriff's Lt.
Richard Sheets. "I'm not In a
position to evaluate their im-
portance. That's for the commit·
tee in Washington to do.
"For all I know. they could be
the key to what everybody has
been looking for s ince the as·
sasslnation and frankly, I 'm
more than a little surprised that
the committee hasn't contacted
me about what we found in De
Mohrenschildt's room.
two :.chool districts m a,· ha'l'
bl'en due to the f~ct thul diffe rC'nL
attorneys in the county counsel's
otcice were involved or bec;u.u1e
they gave onJy a verbal opinion.
Writte n opinions arc more
thro ughly r esearche d than
verbal opinions. the deputy
county counsel said.
Jobless
Rate Dips
ln1Warch
WASIBNGTON <AP> -The
nations's unemployment rate
dipped Crom 7.5 to 7.3 percent in
March as a half.million
Americans found jobs and fac-
tories recalled workers from
energy-spawned layoffs, the gov-
ernment said today.
Labor Department analysts
said the improvement indicated
that the ill effects of the severe
winter weather and related
energy shortages bad only a tem-
porary effect on the economy.
The March jobless rate was al
the same level as in January. It
r ose two-tenths of a percent in
Februar}';\ largely bec ause of
I a y offs rel ated lo the un·
precedented cold.
The administration hoJs to re-
duce the jobless rate to about 6.5
percent by year's end. It stood at
eight percent last November.
The Labor Department gave
this breakdown of unemploy·
ment in variou s wor k er
categories in March .
-Adult men, '5.4 percent, down
from 5.8 in January.
-Adult women, 7.2 percent,
unchanged.
-Teenagers, 18.8 percent. ur
from 18.5.
Whites. 6.6. down from Ii 7 m
J anuary.
Blacks and other minonl.Je.-..
12. 7 percent, down from 13 .1.
-Blue collar work ers. 8.4,
down from 8.7.
-White collar workers. 4 i , up
fro m 4.6.
The rate for persons he udini::
households, who are r egarded•as
the family breadwinner, declined
from 4.9 to 4.6 percent.
3 LA Youths
Indicted in
Co~ty Slaying
Three Los Angeles youths who
allegedly staged a ·£ ant a Ana
market raid that cost the life of a
66-year·old woman last March 3.
were Indicted on murder charges
Thursday by the Orange County
Grand Jury.
Named as defendants in an in-
dictment that lists 16 count!> of
murder, attempted murder and
armed robbery are Sammie
David Dunn Jr. 18, Michael
Ram on Bradley, 18, and Russell
Clyde ~apers, 16.
It is alleged that the trio burst
into the Santa Ana Food Market
and used shotguns to herd the 11
workers into a meal locker.
Police said a member or the
family that operates the market
fired a pistol at the bandits short
ly before the locker door was
closed.
TO PRACTICE AGAIN
Dr. Wesley Q . Slocum
F.-..PageAJ
DOCTOR •••
Thal lawsuit •involved his de·
mands for $6 million in dama~es
from Santa Ana Police CQJ" in-
juries innicted on his hand dur-
ing a 1966 shootout with officers
tha t stemmed from a domestic
dispute with his wife.
Viejo Club
Management
Will Change
Mission Viejo Country Cluh
and Casta Del Sol publlc golf
course will be under new
management by California Golf.
Tennis beginning Saturday.
C alifo rnia Golf·Tennls
manages 15 country clubs in the
state including Rancho San Joa-
quin tn Jrvine. Lake Arrowhead
Country Club; and Yorba Linda
Country Club
Cra1i:: McAllister will move
from Rancho San Joaquin Golf
Cou rse to Cas ta Del Sol as
manager and professional.
A I Westbrook, previously at
Casta Del Sol. will move to Mis·
))ton \'it'JO Country Club as direc·
tor of golf anti head profes-
swnal
Don Howell will s erve as
gem•ral manager of both com·
-plexc:. 111 M1ss1on VieJo. He was
previously f.l <'neral manager at
Mountain Ga te Country qub and
Tennis Club in West Los Angeles.
M iss1on Viejo Country Club is a
fl.6 48·yar d championship private
i::o lf course. Casta Del Sol is a
3,730·yurd par·72 public golf
course with playing time just
over three hours. <
Fro. Page A I
TAX •••
and other property two.thirds.
Local government programs
would be able lo grow generally
with the local cost or living.
Assemblyman Rrown said the
plan "meets the criteria outlined
by the governor for targeted re -
lief lo those who need help the
most. without a general state tax
increase ...
There was no immediate com-
ment from the governor's oCCice.
~ An aide said Gov. Brown had Just
received a draft and· would take
several days lo study it.
Front Page A I
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Mrs . Trudeau were planning a
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Stones musician Ron Wood is stayin~ and working on a record-
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Farm Prices Increase
WJ\SHlNGTON CAP) -PriC'ei:o 1>f
farm commodities rose one per cent
during the month that ended M11rch
IS. the fou rth consecutive monthly in·
crease. the i\~rlcultu rc Depart ment
says.
Highe r pr ices for fiOy beans,
oranges. callle and cotton were mum·
Jy r esponsible . t he department report·
ed Thursday. Lower prices for hogs,
eggs-and milk also we re reported.
Compared with a year earlier, the
March lS farm price average was up
J.S percent. officials said. But farm
expenses also rose one· half of ooe per·
cent during the m onth and were rive
percent above March 15, 1976
Tuna Force Trimmed
SAN DIEGO CAP} -S un Harbor In·
dustrles, world's third biggest tuna
packer. says a shortage of tuna is
forcing the layoff of 150 cmployes.
Company presid e nt Jack B.
Lindsey blamed government regula·
lions prohibiting fishermen from tak.
ing tuna H it Involves ktlhng of
porpoise. which travtl with tuna.
Lindsey said the layoU11 represent 1
J7 percent of th • <'Omany'11 work force
of 9000 persons In Sttn Diego.
He said the Cinn's plant in Puerto
Rico shortly will furlouRh 242 em·
poyeg, or 32 perct>nl or \ls payroll.
FrtOay. April 1, 19n DAILY PILOT D5
BUilish Art
Demand Pwhes Prices
By JOHN CUNNIFF "" • .,.,Oln, "" • ., .. Americans who used to decorate their walls with inex·
penslve mirror• and mass·produced lithographs are now
ateadily biddlng up I.he pnces o( original, band·signed flnc
art prints.
A print by Cuca Romley. a mttive of Spain. was of(e red
in January 1975, pro!ess1onally fru.med, PY Oriamal Print
Collectors Group Ltd., a mail order .seller that ticarches oul
quality, med1um.pnce prints.
FOUR MONTHS LATER FIVE OF its customers un·
successfully sought the p rint for $220. Ten months later the.
price went to $240, and two months after that lo S24S. By
June of 1976 bidding had risen to $265 . ~
There Is no way of fo retelling ho.-high the pnce might
go but a 36 percent gain in 1ust 18 m011lhs. and great reluc· ta~ce to sell by the 125 owners of the ll mi led edition, suggest
a bullis h future. The use of a Wall Street term to describe a
print isn·t altoge~her Inappropriate
because, no denying it. a good many col·
lectors are philistines. more interested
in prices lhan art.
But there seems little doubt either
that true appreciation is involved. "Fine
arts has. attracted ffie attention or the or-
dinary American." i;ays Bruce Whyte,
founder of Original Print Colle~lors.
NEVERTHELESS. MANY
people :.till think of a print as the . cuH11~l'F
equivalent of a magazine illustration, w~en m fact 1t 6S one
of a limited edition on wb1cb the arti.Sl has personally
worked, and on which he has a ppl.ted his signature
P rints are not re productions of oil p.amts either. They
arc C'once1ved as pnnts. the image being created on a htho·
graphic stone, etching plate, silk scree~. wood block or
:1om e other transfer medium.
The md1 vidual pnnts are lhen "pulled" from ~he
medium by the artist or by a m aster pnotmaker work1!'1g
under his or her supervision. tr it 1s approved, the artist
signs the pnnt and numbers 1t AJid destroys the master.
FOUR YEARS AGO WHYTE SOLD $320,000 worth or
!iuch pnnts by mall. His volume now. entirely by mail or.
der . is St 5 m illion. even though the nature of the business
fine arts are necessarily limited -imposes r estraints on
growth . For the entire industry, sales of prrnts at ret ail arc
estimated by sellers al about $150 m1lhon. compared with
only $75 nulhon four years ago, a nd probably $12 m1lhon to
$18 million a decade ago.
Whyte estimates that based on present trends the retail
business will grow to one· half b1lhon dolla rs five years from
now. a consequence of i.prcadmg interest and rising prices.
THE MAIL ORDER SEGMENT SEEMS to be growing
espcc1ally fast. Of the 150 m1lhon sales currently -not
counl'inJ( auction~ -Whylc estimates that $11.2 m1lhon
worth arc mail order . Four years ago, he says, sales wert~
only $3.4 mil hon .
Book of the Month Club and T ime Inc oHcr prints by
mail. Reader's Di gest a nd Amencan Exp~ess have tested
the market The Franklin Mmt 1s now testing 1t. But there
are hm1tationfi "You <:an't have volume m this business:·
Whyte says. "becausl· pnnt.s and ed1 t1ons arc limited ••
lnstanct>s of rapid pncc apprcc1at1on a re common
Prints by Ronald Chn stcnscn, an Amen can. have. n sen
'it ead1ly from $135 in rnn to as much as $375 on bids by
Whyte's customers and to even $500 in open market saJes.
A PRINT BY GATJE ROTHE. A German native now
living in the United Stall's. was offered one year ago at $245
And offer was made last month at $330 through Whyte. bu t
none or his l'ustomers offered the prints they had bought.
Pnce growth sometimes 1s explosive Ea rly last year
lots of prints by Alexander Calder were available at about
$600 After he died 1n lale November the prices of these
same pnnts jumped lo a range of $900 to $1.200 .
Picasso's prices rose astronom1cally after his death.
Late in 1973 Wh yte offer ed an 1mpress1on of Picasso's "Les
Pauvres" for SB.600. About a yea r later the sam e work of art
was sold at a German auction ror $48.280.
So certain 1s Whyte of apf)rec1at1on -m value. that is -
that he guurantces to buy back the prints he sells for the
price the customer pa id
Tic-toe Task:
'
Tally Timers
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> The staff of the
city's Redevelopment Agency has been instructed
to l'Omc up with a method for telling what time it
really 1s
The issue arose aft er bidding on a $2 milHon
<'Ontru<'l w<1s fouled up because a clock on the agen·
cy·s \fall ran 27 seconds slow.
OEADLINES FOR SUBMl'ITING bids for a job
al India Basin Industrial Park had been set for pre-
cisely 2 p m. March 14. Four contractors had sub·
milled their bids and bid officer Frank Cannizzaro.
after conr1rmmg with dial the·time that it was, in·
deed. 2 p.m . c losed and locked the l11d box.
But 20 seconds after the lid snapped shut, up
ran a representative of Bay Cities to hand in his
firm's bid. The clock on the agency wall said 1 :59:53
p.m . A spokesma n for the firm sa id Bay Cities had
been relying on the agency's clock.
A~ency m embers agreed that seemed reason·
able. So they threw out ull t hc bids. called for new
ones and told the staf( to develop a prodecure for de·
term ming the correct t1 me
Datum Reports Loss
Datum Inc., Anaheim, has announced completion of a
progra m or inventory and asset review requiring
writedowns leadmg to net losses for the fourth quarter and
year ended Dec. 31.
For the 12 months, adjustments combined with un·
favorable operating results to produce a net loss of
$2,415,000, or $1.41 a share, after income tax credits. This
compares with a l97S ne t income or $59,000, or 3 cents. in-
cluding extraordinary credits. Sales for the year were
SI 3,006.ooo. slightly above 1975 sales or Sl3,S03,000.
For the fourth quarte r. writedowns of f770,000 com·
blned with an operating loss of $29,000 to create a loss of
$799,000. or 46 cents. This compared wilh net income or
$60,000, or 3 cents, for the s imilar 1975 period. Sales for the
fourth quarter of 1976 were $3,159,~. compared with
$3, 735 .• 000 for the final quarter or 1975.
lnstanl Movies Due
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) -Polaroid Corp. engineers
have announced development of a laboratory system of ins·
tant motion pictures which the lirm '•founder and chairman
halls as the birth of o new art.
. tn describing the firm'& hopes for tho new camcru
• system In an annual report, Chairman Edwin Land wrote. ·•our camera for llV1ng ima,cs must be as easy to u,,c and
H easy to load. and aa verntilo as our camera for still tm·
ages and our meant for look.in& Jt Uvtoc lm•ies should be
even 1implcr than for television.••
-• \Bfl DAIL V PILOT Friday, Aef\I 1, 1971 ..
.New Look Angels, B ers ClaSh 'Gymnasts
ups UUs tJme have the Dodgers' and missed the final exhibition Ki 11 ed It may s eem strange, but
Wa ller Alston won't be there
managing lbe Los Angeles
Dodgers tonight when they open
the 16th exhibition baseball
Freeway Series at Anaheim
Stadium.
After 24 ~ears, Als ton stepped
down l ast i:.ea:;on and en ·
thus iastic Tommy Lasorda
s tepped up to direct the destini~
of the'Nati.onal League club.
In the spring the Dodgers post·
ed a 13·6 exhibition record, best
of any National League club.
And going into this 1977 cam-
paign, both th_e Dodgers and the
Angels of the American League
hold title aspirations. Los
Angeles traded to gel cen·
terfielder lliclc Moo4ay from the
Chicago Cubes while the Angels
s helled out-a reputed S5 6 mt.Ilion
to sign free agenu Joe Rudi. Doo
Baylor and Bobby Grich.
Norm SherTy, wbo took over
from the fired Dick Wilhams in
mrd-1976. again manages the
Angels who boas t two or the
league's top p1uhers 1n Frank
Tanana and Nolan Ryan.
With a 4-1 victory over San
Diego on Thursday. the Angels
put their spring record at 15-10
and are considered an even bet to
battle Kansas C1ly for the West
lllle in the AL.
The fint two sames or this
Freeway Series will be played at
Anaheim Stadium starting at '
7: 30 tonight and Satur'day. Then
the scene s hifts to Dodger
Stadium for the third game Sun·
day afternoon. The games will be
on r adio -KMPC (710) and
KABC (740>.
The Angels expect crowds or
28,000 and =->.000 for their games,
and there could be more in Los
Angeles. The largest throng to
watch the Dodgers and Angels
was the 49.473 who saw Sandy
Koufax duel Bo Belinsky in a 3-0
Angels victory, April 7, 1963, at
Dodger St adium.
The probabfo pitching match·
Doug Rau, 16-12 in 1976, gomg game In PaJm Springs. However,
against Gary Ross (8-16) tonight the club said he is expecled~osee
The Angels' Frank Tanana action, perhaps as the designated
(19-10> fac ing Burl llooLon h1tteragam!>ttheDodgers.
(11-lS)SaturdayandNolanRyan Pitcher Way ne Simpson
(17-18) vs. LA's Tommy John lowered his spring earned run
00-lO)Sunday. average to 1.80 on T)lursday in a
The Dodgers this spr1nit have 4·1 \r1ctory over San Diego at
been more than pleased with the Palm Springs and earl'led his
play of Reggie Smith who un· fourth \'lctory as well as a spot as
derwent i,houlder !>urgery dunng one of the Angels starters going
the winter. The man who came into the regular season.
from St. Louis tn trade la~t Newcomer Baylor, comment·
season is the starter in ri~ht field ing on the Freeway Series. said,
with Monday in center and Dusty .. It might be u preview or the
Baker in left. World Series. You never know,
The Angels' Rudi has been suf-the Dodgers might beat out Cin·
fering from a pulled groin muscle cinnatr ..
~----------------------~
•Miller New
Huntington
Cage Coach
By GLENN WHITE
Of llw O•llY Piiot Sull ...
f"ollowmg the :-.ame pattern
used in 1958 when former Hunt-
ington Beach I hgh basketball
s tar Elmer Combs was chosen to
succeed a lcngcndary coaching
figure in HB cage annal!>, Roy
Mille r was today selected as
·:arsity basketball boss for the
Oilers.
Nineteen year s ago Lee
M ossteller retired a fter 11
"easons as chief of Hunllnitlon
Beach cage fortunes, durtnR
which time his teams racked up ~ght leagut> eltampion:o;h1ps and
gave the ~chool a rich lrad1t1on of
"'inning basketball
One of has brightest playini::
protf.'ges was Combs. whn later
matched Mossteller's number of
league titles captures and re-
corded 328 v1ctorie~ :-mrc being
l'hosen to succeed Mosstl'llcr in
1958
Comb!> retired from <:o.1ch1ni::
in February to concentrate on
duties as alhlct1r cl1n•ctor
qov MILLER
New Oilers Coach ------------------
In Crash
SAN DIEGO -A car packed
with high school girl gymnasts
plunged down a canyon Thurs·
day night In suburban Tierrasan·
ta, killing three girls and injuring
four others, police said.
Officers said a passenger in
another car who saw the accident
also was hospitalized ror treat-
ment of shock.
Police said one witness said
two cars apparently were drag
racing when one or ttiem, a sta·
lion wagon carrying the girls,
wenl out or control In a sweeping
turn. sheared a fire plug and
rolle d e nd-over-end down the
stcep~anyon.
Police said the vehicle landed
on its top about 250 feet from the
fire hydrant. The driver of the al-
leged second car was being
sought.
Police said lhey were withhold·
ing the names of the dead and ln·
jured until all relatives were
notified.
·1..11tz Ad .,aacn
~ LOS ANG ELES -San
Clemente's Bob Lutz, playing in
his first s ingles match of the
week, advanced into the third
round with a hard·fought 6·3. 4-6.
6·2 vi~tory over South African
Frew McMillan Thursday in the
$150.000 Pacific Southwest Ten·
nis Champions hips .
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fV A1,.~\t-'ft I' 'J aott Lfiltl oe• f,. •• M<.M•U~
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Q"'ul R.irnir,.z c:tM Erl" YMt O•llt"n 6-4 O 1 Je1t
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A MUie• EU•htated
LONDON -Veterans Tony
Roche and Ken Rosewall of
Australia were e liminated in the
first round of the Sl00,000 World
Championship Tennis tourna·
m cnt. here Thursd11y
The 31-year-old Roche was
bf.'at cn, 7·6, 6·1 by feltow
Australian Ross Case.
THE KINGS' DON KOZAK (24) SCORES FROM POINT BLANK RANGE.
AP l' .. lo Durin!! Combs' tenun• man~
outstanding pla }'cr~ p.1!>:.erl
through thc pro.l(ram On<' of
them was Mrller. who :.tarted for
three vears on a team that re
ached· the Cl F f1m1l s ontc and
produced 79 victortc•s aga111sl on ·
ly 12 lo~ses in those thrH
seasons
SC Topples
Anteaters
In 9th, 3-2
LOS ANG El .ES -ll went down
to lht• fuwl out In the last or the
ninth, bul l 'SC ~till managed to
pull out .1 3·2 v1t·tory over visiting
UC ln·1m• Thuri.day night in col·
leg1ate baseball action. here
Rosewall. 42. wa~ defeated 6-2,
6·2 by Indian Vijay J\mritraj.
Borg Ea•11 Winner 1
Kings Wi~ 7-5
Dionne Thinking
About 50th Goal
JNGLEWOOD <A P > -CoaC'h
llob Pulford of the Len. Ani:eles
Kmfts laJkt'd about the Norris
Divis ion playorrs and Marcel
Dionne had lhl' SO goal mark on
111-. mind Jftt·r !hr Kin~s <lt•fe;,led
('olorado 7 5 m NJt1onal lfoc·kcy
LeaJ?U(' ac·t 1on
'Wt• n• b;1d• 111 'l'l'Oncl pl.1C't•
Jnd \H'r<' gn111~ tn -.lJ' t ht•n·
Vulf11rrl said Thursday nr~ht
Bean Holds
Stroke Edge
c;ru:i-:Ns1101w. ~ c 1 AP ,
01~ i\ndy Ht•un, J '11mt·l1mc~ JI
h i.:ator-wn·:-tlt•I 1,1,l\ll ~rorcd •1
wirt• to-w11·1· vie-ton thn·c wt•f'k'
;1go in Miami. foughl gu.-.ty "ind:.
for a fivc·undcr par fi7 and J ont•
stroke lcmt Thursd:i~ 111 lh<' f1r-t
round or llH' c:r1·att•1 Gn•<'n'>hnrn
Opt'll i:nlf lournanlt.'nl.
Tht· 6·-t tkan lrd e'en munrl
Oil lht• way lO lht• ftr:\t \'l~·tory of
ht~ career at llll' Uoral Opt•n
March l3. h1~ 24th h1rthday
llc•:in r..,t,1hhslwcl .1 om' -.hot
lt•ud over Danny Ed\\ ar<h :ind
<:c•orgc Hurns, whn...c• 6Ks v.('rt·
four undrr p,1r on tht• fi !JR4 v;ird
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The win pol us in front of two
I ca ms tn the home ice battle for
the playoffs and one pomts
behind Toronto. Minn<'sota is
h,i:htmg for a playoff spot so our
game wtlh them Saturda~ will be
murhdoser."
01onne. who rHll'<I in hrs 47lh
;ind 48lh ..:oals and added an as.
.,,.,L against Colorado. sa1cl
"If our team as ahead I 'll go for
m \' 50th goal. Othcrv. IS(' r will
IU'-t take m y r<.'Rula r shots I
fet'I tht!' 1s the ..' t•ar for me to
:-.core 50 j!uals."
The '1t·t.ory e nabled the J..:jngs
111 climb past idle Pittsburgh into
und1spuled po:.~t.'MHon of ~econd
place 1n lht• div1srnn plnyoff rat·e.
Colorado. 1,1,h1 ch ha. ... n't won a
f!ame in its la:.t U! outings, bat-
tlerl tht' Ktnl!!S to the "'ire as Wllf
I' iuemenl struck for his :19th and
IOlh ~n.1ls of tht> Sl'a:-on and
rh1p~ an -.1th two assists to
INt<l th4• f{()('k1t>s ' atta<'k
It was th<' first time since Dec
:?2 that Los Ani:cles occupied
-.t'rond pl are l'oloraclo. which
hasn I ~on a ~amt• in its last 18
ourinli!!->. battled the Km~.; lo lht>
-. ire c1s Pa1ement seorerl his two
i:oa Is nnd ch1pp<'Ct in v. 11 h two as-
:.1~ts to :.p;uk tht• Hoc-k1c·~· al·
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01onn<''s .;('(•ond J(oa l al 1 38 of
tht• finc1I p<'rlOO ,n,1pped a 4·4 l1{'
to i;:1v<· the Km i:-. a 5-·t ll':td and
cll'fenst•man Davl' ll utth1son·:-
unas;uslt'd tall} al thl' 9 mmute
mark slr<'tched the Kings lead to
6-4
Colorado trimmed thl• margm
to one goal URa•n on Gar.'
Crotcau's score with ~ 27 lcfL
The v1dorv wus assured with
2 08 rcma1nini:t when Tommy
Williams banged in his 34th of the
season.
Dionne's first goal of the ni~ht
mid way in the second period
ca me wit h the Kin RS
s horthanded as he s toic the
puck and s k ated in on a
breakaway to score unassisted
and established a NHL career
high or 47 goals .
~tfto1dl"e
Fqrmer Olympian Cynthia
Mcl ngvale goes through one
of t he routines that won her
the o ne-m e ter springboard
title at the National Diving
champions hips Wednesday
at th<' University of Texas
in Austin.
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Miami i.s the alle ol. taped cov·
erage of two bouts. Bill Sbarkey
faces Mike Weaver in t)ne bout
and Grta Johnaoo m~ Joe
Alexander ln the Olhet. <~> -
TRE WAY IT WAS -The 1960
World Series betwec:n tM New
York Yankees and t he P1l·
taburgh Pirates is r ecalled.
PALM SPRINGS <AP> -
Defending c hampion Judy
R ankin s hot an even-par 72
Thursday for a share ot the first
round lead in the $305.000 Dinah
Shore Winners Circle tourna·
m ent as gusting winds kept
scores high.
Janktn, who bas won two or tba
four Ladies Professional Golf As·
aociaUon eveo\I played this year.
was lied with Betty Burfeindl,
Pa m Higgins and Pat BradJey
after 18 holes of the 12-hole eveni
over the S.370.yard Mlsalon Hllll
Country Club COW'Se.
Chilly Winds fustlng up to JS
miles per hour made the course
play especially tough, although
R ankin said she thought th.econ·
diUons actually may have helped
her .
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al a mcrt• 6-21 ·, and hohhled hv
bad knt'l':-. was thro.,., n a~arnst
players 6 R ancl ti·~. yt·t alwa~~
held his own in rcboundin~ and
scorinl!
In one ~ame. the 1969 CIF
~t·m1finab. he was against North
Torrance's Sequo1a-l1kc front
line. whic h averaged 6·8 per
man . Miller withstood Lh e
challenge <ind was highly in ·
strumenlal in Huntm_gton·s one·
point victory -a game which
Combs' labels the most thnllrng
he ever coached.
Miller went on to attend Cal
State (Long Beach> undf.'r Jerry
Tarkan1an and saw heavy action
with the freshman te<1m but
played little after that.
He returned lo lluntmgton lo
coach the school 's dis t net league
freshman basketball outfit and
then took the sophomore squad
the past three years. wmning
league lilies all but on<' sea~on
Only applicants who were
already in the employ of the Hun
tinglon Beach High School Dis ·
tract were given consideration
for the vacancy
l'SC held a 2 0 lead qomg into
Lhc ninth. but lr\'m<' 111•d 11 on a
t wo-1·un homl•r by Hoger Engl<'
Tht> bla:.I canw .... 1th lwu out and
Brian I le!>ter aboard.
Enitle's brother, Dav<'. a
f~shman at t.:SC, played an
1ronic part 1n the Trojans' come-
back to w1n 1t 1n the bottom of the
ninth
USC's Tom I licks ~ingled and
Tom Ricks reached first safely
on an error Then Engle sinJ(lcd
to load the b<•M.'S with just one
out
Doug Stokke· followed with ·a
grounder lo s hort that might
have been ~· doubk play, but
Engle bowled over UCI 's second
baH'man. ll cster , and he
couldn't get off a throw to first.
The run scored . and t.:SC "'as a
winner
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Bjorn Borg and Argentina's
Guillermo Vilas scored opening
round victories in the Nice In-
ternational tennis tournament
Thursday
Borg had little difficulty in de·
feating Patrice Dominguez of
Frnnce 6·2. 6-1 while Vrias was
hard pressed lo beat Buster Mot-
tram of Britain 7-5, 7·6.
In other matches. Belus Tra·
joux of Chile downed Hans Kary
of Austria, 6-0. 7-5 and Francois
J au Cf rel of f'rancc turned back
Ricardo Cano of Argentina, 6-7,
6·2, 6·4.
A•nn-., •. f"alana
Action in th e Celebrity
ChallenRe of the Sexes resumes
Saturday morning at 7 at Mis·
sion Viejo's Costa del Sol golf
course where Ed Asner (Mary
Tyler Moore Show) and singer
Lola Falana will compete in a
mara thon race.
The two square off in the first
of four events slated Saturday,
followed by Redd Foxx and Roz
Kelly in billiards (l p .m .) • 0. J .
Simpson and Phyllis George in
ping pong (5 p.m .) a nd Elliott
Gould and Brenda Vaccaro in
basketball (7 p.m.) al Mission
Viejo High.
Competition is open and free to
the public.
College Coaches Drool
Recruiting Intense atrA.l£.star Clmsic
PfTTSRURGH CAP) -"Tark
the Shark" cruised at courtsidC'.
His eyes drooped as always, hut
his lips formed a thin. hungry
smile.
Then he went to work in Jaws-
li\H! fashion on has finRernarls -
biting them like he us ually docs
while coaching basketball for the
University of Nevada at Las
Ve Ras.
Yet hr wasn't coaching. lie
was recruiting -in a practice
gym where some of the nation's
best high school players drilled
for tonight's Roundball Classic
all-star game.
.. Every coach would love to
have any or these kids, .. s aid
Jerry Tarkanlan. whose UNLV
team lost in the NCAA semifinals
last week.
As he spoke Thursday night,
the U.S. Stars shook the rlm with
a dunking display at Allegheny
Community College.
On a nearby court. the Pen·
nsylvania Stars scrimmaged,
bent on gaining their first victory
since urn in a 13-year series that
has featured players like Moses
Malone. Adrian Danlley, Billy
Knight and Maurice Lucas.
The practices were watched by
dozens or college coaches and as·
s istants who ringed the court.
"I haven't been home slnce the
playoffs. l'U only be home one
day from now until Apr11 lO."
said Terkanlnn.
T he NCAA Is lnveatlaallng
\JNLV for pqulble recru\Ung
vlolaUons. Before Tarkonian left
Cal Stat (Lona Beach> a few
years ago, <i similar probe left
that :-chool on probation.
Yet nothing':-been proven
againi.l UNLV. and the recruit·
in!! Tarkanian discussed here
was on a high£>r plane.
'' 11 's just a matter of getting to
know !he kid, getting to know his
coach and hopin!( that you
establish a good rapport," said
Tarkanian, whose team includes
formC'r Roundball players Reg-
gie Theus and Eddie Owens.
Tarkanian, who gels recruiting
help from Frank Sinatra, has his
sights set on 6-6 Albert King or
Fort Hamilton. N.Y .. rated by
som c as the top school boy player
in the land.
K 1ng, who'll play in t he
Roundball. may be headed to
UNLVor UCLA. "We hope we're
in the picture." said Tarkanian.
Some players have declared in·
tentions. For instance, 6·6 Sam
Cla ncy or Pittsburgh says he'll
go to the University of Pit-
tsburgh.
Pitt assistant coach Bob Hill
watched as the powerfully-built
Clancy ~rabbed a r ebound.
Tark the Shark watched loo.
"Sometim es a kid may declare
and then change his mind, but I
think Clancy intends to go t.o
Pitt," he said.
''I 'm confident that If Sam says
he's coming, he's coming," said
Hill.
"Of course, you still h ave a lit·
tie bil of worrying until they sign
the papers. which they can't do
officially until April l3."
Boes, UCI Row Sat~day
SAN DIEGO-UC Irvine and
Orange Coast College wlll row In
the prestigious San Dlego Crew
Classic Saturday on Mission Bay.
UCl's varsity eight will row at
11 :45 a.m. In the finals ol the
Califomia Cup while OCC's lop
ahell-the JV eight-wUl see ac·
Uon at 8:=-> in a beat against
Wathln,ion. Penn. stanford, UC
San Dleco and UC trvlne.
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VOL70,N0.91,3SEC~JONS,40PAGES ORANGE CQUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAV.APRIL2, 1977 ' TEN CENT
~Cnunty Flies Over A~ort Panel?
~ By GARY GRANVILLE
Oft .. 0111, ~ll•ISl•tf
County supervisors are ignor·
lng their own groundrules by
bypassing the county Airport
Commission on i:'lsues affecting
Orange County Airport, accord·
Ing to commission chairman
Gene Tunks.
In a letter lo Board of
Supervisors Chairman Thomas
Riley, Tunks charged that, for
the past two years, the com·
mission "has not been asked or
been given opportunity to com-
ment on the (airport) budget."
That oversight. Tunks said,
came after the commission held
pubhc hearings to give airport
users and tenants the opportunity
"to provide input into the budget
and budget review process."
"We feeJ that bypassing the
commission on such a maJor
item is not an the best interests or
the airport, the airport users, the
airport tenants or the \raveling
public." Tunks s aid:
The commission chairma n
pointed out in his letter that a
1973 board of supervisors resolu·
lion called for "all matters con·
cerning Orange County Airport
to be referred to the airport com · ·
mission for review and recom-
mendation prior to submittal to
the board."
And that is n 'l being done.
Tunks emphasized.
Riley said he will recommend
that the board change its charge
lo the ~mmission to say that on·
ly issues, affecting policy will be
in its domain.
"l think we s hould let the pro-
fessionals decide management
issues at the Birport, •' Riley said.
"The commission should have a
voice only in policy matters."
But Tunks indicated in his let·
ter thal the commission isn't gel·
ting even that much s ay at the
airport.
He complained that since tbe
airport was placed in a network
or departments oper ated by the
county General Services Agency.
the commission's advisory role
to the board of s upervisors has
dimmished.
Furthermore, Tunks s aid. pro·
mis ed dollar s avings gained
from having the airport in the
super agency have failed to
m aterialize. .. AU data ... does not indicate
savings but rather lncreases In
costs." said the airport com-
mission chairman.
He also charged that the agen·
cy transfe'rred some airport
personnel to its own head·
quarters in Santa Ana, a transfer
the commission "feels has been
(SeeAJRPORT, PageA2.>
aguna W 01nan Slain, Killer Dies
JFK Tale Doubted
Panel Asks for Time to Review
By The Associated'Press
A House a ssassinations com
mittee leader sa ys he needs t1m1·
to assess the crcd1h1hly of nl'Y.
h.4la r say tcsi.i mony tha t a
Russian·born geolo~isl claimed
lo be part of conspiracy to kill
President Kennedy.
Rep. Richardson Preyc:r,
chairman of the suucommittec
on lhl' Kt>nnedv a:.sass1n;.itwn,
.,.. ou Id not s<1°) .,.. hct her ht·
ht' I 1t• \ t· t1 l h <' '> I {Ir} I> u t 1 h
ll'll'\'i-.1011 nt'\\!.ntan W1 l ll·m
Ollmans J!a vc bchlnd t:lo:;l'U
door., for thr<'e hour.., T rida.>
"A:.k mc that qut•st1on ;igain 1n
a few month:..·· sa1<f Pre} er 1 D
N .C.1 "1\1r Oltmans \\as \l'r\
s pcc1f1c on sonw l tu ng.., \\ h11·h
.HF Baby Owes Life
ITo Quick Thinker
m
A rive-month-old hahv who\\ a-.
ulled from his err b in a bh111n~
untington Reach home Fndu)
as reported to be doing "very
ell" 1''nday night in the hurn.,
1 center at the UCJ Medical Centl•r
Hos pital official:. s aid the"
were pleased with the cond1tmn of
infant Anthony Noch, who •~ heinµ
tre ated for Cirsl cl nd sc:corHI
17 Stricken;
ood Poison
May Be Cause
PONTIAC, l\t u·h l /\I' I \I
leas t 17 persn11., 1 t·n .. 1111t•t1
hospitalized latl' Fridav thn••
n criUcal cond1t wn after sul
cring whnl health 11ffkials th1nl-
mighl be attacks or hotult.,m Coo<I
poisoning
Health ufficiab sa\. the• 11111
break . wh it•h ap p art.'llll\
stemmed from food 111 a J>ont1j1'
r estaurant, is one of the Y.or-.t
food poisoning case~ rn t.:.S h1.,
tor y.
The victims wt.'rc lll·in~ tn·att•1I
ln three hospitals aftl•r s uffc·nm:
from a combination of nauiwa
omlting, double \'1~ion and sorl•
ight throats. Botulism . cau.'u-11
by eating Improperly prescr H1l
food , was not confirmed .• 1
pokesman for the county s aid
de~n·1· burns -.u:-t aint•d O\ l'I :10
pc rct•nt t>f his bc><I~
And tht•y and Hunt1ngtcm lkarh
f1remt•n m ade 11 rlcar lhl'\
wouldn't have a patient to treat ,;,
all if rt had not been for the J:all an
try of Thoma:; Vick, 30. or Chino
\I. ho rushed into the bu rning hom1•
at I ~9320ak T ree Lane
\'1ck told fir<'ml·n ht'\\ as on tu-..
way tn hrs Jr1b a l \\'cstm1n:-lt·r
~1 all. " ft•w hlo<"k-. N1~t of thP
houM' "hen ht• -.poltt:d flJmt·-.
"hoot m~ from I h1· n•-.1dt'nn·
F1n·man said ht• hrokt• a Y.111
tlnw und dashed through flam1·'>
and intt>nM· h<•,1t to pull lh(• li.1ln
from h1-. rnh and r.1rry him Ill
saf•'I' •
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2~ '>t1tr hc•!. fm th1· l,11·l'rat1011:-ht·
~llfft'rf•<1 Whlll· lt•aplllj.! throURh •I
"indo"' trom th<' hl.t11r1i.: home
A t h1rcl hew l'atnrk .t. "'a .. 1 t•
portt'd to be ~h~hll~ hurl wlwn h1·
<''l ,1 pe<I frnm thl· hluzin.i.: hom•·
hut ".1s not in net•d of hoi.p1t ,1 I
tn•atmt•nt
DI\ 1s1on Chwf Frank Kclh
one nf th<' fir.,t m t'n on lhc scent·
at t he Ouk Trt•t• Lane rirc·, hart
high praise for Vi ck's rescue t'f
fort
c;in be corrobora ted but not a.s
clt•ar on other., "
Oltmans i.a1d he told the l'Om·
m 1tt t·t· th ai C eo r gt· rl <'
Mohrcnschildt. \\ hn apparent!)
:.hot himself to dl•ath earlier this
"t't>k. imphcall•d Cub<tn exiles.
Tt>xa:. orlm<'n. and the CIA and
FUI 111 the allcgcd plot.
An FBI s pokes man said
Oltma ns' story differed dra~I •
call) rrom the account the FRI
got 11rrg 1nall} fr om d c
\lohrl'nschtlclt . ., friend of Lee
Harvey Oswald. :;oon arter the
1963 assassination
.. All the information coming
from Mr Oltm•ins about Mr de
Mohrens<'hilrlt 1:-. all new to us
and probably <tll new to r<'allty ...
he s aid The f''RI had interviewed
de Mohrenschlldt "extensivl•ly"
and found hi:. information to be
"not pertinent" to the assa:r.sina-
t1on, he said.
The Warre n Commission took
100 pages or sworn testimony
from de !\lo hrcnschildt and 40
pa~cs from his wire The com-
mission concluded in 1964 that
Oswald acted alon<' in slaymi::
Kt>nncdv
0 11 mans told rt•porter~ thilt de
~t oh rcnsch1ldt ckscnbcd h1msl'lf
as an mtermed111ry hetween thl•
late Te)( as oilman II. I. llunt and
Oswald
,\ ll:illas 111lman said "Fridav
the· claims wcrc "an a ltl'mpt t~1
re.,.. nt(' h1stor~ ..
Anc1 a spokt•s mun fo r llunt':-.
fan11I\ l'allt.'d u llP~at1ons tha t
Hunt \\<J!'o mvoh l•d rn :.a n unll·
Kenn1•<1)< con...,p1racy ancl kn~~
Os.,.. aid "the 1ml<luct of .i d 1~lort
l'd HO .1~1nat1011 ·
ISf'C' Jt'K, Page i\2J
Waits for Daughters
Claude Weiss of San Bernardino awaits word on his step-
daughter Brandi Jondcll Summers. 5. and his daughter Tif-
fany, 2, kldnaped following the murder of his wife three
days ago. With his is ei~ht-month-old Stacey.
Bedlam Takes a Rest
'All Quiet on the Western From' This Year
By .JACK Cff-"PPELL and
PlOl.JP ROSMARIN
Ol I .. D•llf ~IWI S~ll
It was the 1939 and the big band
on the stage of the old Ren·
dezvous Ballroom in Newport
Beach was shaking the place to
the beat of the "Savoy Stomp."
merman, a coastwatcher of
many Easters.
Zimmerman started lifeguard·
Ing in San Clemente 1n 1933 and
there was no Eas te r Weck.
Things have almost come full cir·
cle now.
To get inside you had to get
past Ute steel-eyed gaze and
perhaps a frisk for a hipflask by
the bouncer, a guy named Robert
Gardner.
Gardner, a Newport Beach re·
sldent. is now a justice of the
Fourth U.S. District court of Ap·
Escort
Escapes
Unhurt
By JACK CHAPPELL and
TOM BARLEY
OI the D••IY P1lel \IAll
A Laguna Reach woman wni.
i.hot twict• o~lde her St. Ann's
Ori\'e home J:'riday night by a
man who then shot himself in lhe
head with the same .38-caliber
weapon, polke said.
Polic:e said the woman died
about an hour later al South
Coast Community Hospital from
two bullet wounds in the chest.
The man died in the street
while curious teenagers spilled
into the roadway from a dance al
the nearby Laguna Beach High
School gym.
l
Neither victim had been iden·
tined early today. Police would I
only confirm that the woman
lived on St. Ann's Drive and th.....,
the man was a Laguna Hills res1·
dent. 1 •
Police said they believed the de· l
ad man to be the same person
who reportedly had been press·
ing his persistent and unwanted
attentions on the woman for
several months.
The woman's male co mpanion
tolCJ police a man pulled open the
passenger 's side door or her cur
(See DEATHS , Page A2> I
'· < Truck Strike i
~
Threatened j
CHICAGO (AP) -Ind~n
dent truckers. complaining their 1
costs are far outstripping the
rates they are paid, are talking
about a nationwide slrike, says
the president or the National
Coun c il o f In d e p e ndent•
Truckers.
"There's been some very '
strong talk about a shutdown," t
William Hayes said Friday. "A f
lot of fellows think that's the only
way we're going to get any atten-
tion.'" l
Hayes said a m eeting t en·.
tatively hos been scheduled in·
Washington next week with Vice '
President Walter F. Mondale to
gauge "the government's con·
cern for the survival of the In· .
dependent owner-oper ator
trucker" and to try to "avoid a
nationwide shutdown of trucks." ) But "very strong circumstan·
lal evidence" traced the 11lncs.,
lo tortillas s erved Thursday
~
(See POISON, P age A2)
"There's no qut'stion in my
mind that if he hadn't gotten thf'
baby out of there' when he did
then' would have bel·n no chance
for him ... Kelly sai<I.
It was the m 1d-1960a and
woodies and s urfers poured into
the beach areas where Cor a week
a Bacchanalia would occur.
"They d1dn't even know where
lhe place was then," Zim-
merman said.
By 1939. that changed and the
fi rst or what was to become an
annual ffighl to the beach cities
beaan.
peals.
"He was the top dog tRere." 7 S Q ak Hi
Zimmerm an said. • U e l8
As a "bouncer," Gardner had a... ' ~
O~:~ast
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1 Weather
Those low-clouds might
• drop a UWe rain this morn· inl. but skies s hould tllrn
f-1r lonJghl and tomorrow.
with gusty wind& beginning
late today. HJgbs 60 lo es. Lowa ln the 40s.
IN81DE TODA~
An angT)I mob raruacked a
• Son Frond.tCo Nazi bookstore
urawUUngl11 leaud to lhe
Non• b(I a man who liad spent
• /our JI.Ora .at Awchwtlz. See
P.oge A4
,_,,
11•0 Ma•blt 110·11 T•lt•ltlM 11 Tll•••,.. ,, ' Trl•l1 ., UMr.._ .. ,,~ ... AJ
l'CI Medical Center 0Cf1c1alc;
said they t'X!><'ctcd the ha by would
be kept m the hospita l for a t least a week.
Benefits Cited
It was Easte r Week, Bal Week
and for the days just prior to
Eas ter, bedlam reigned, recalled
Laaunan George Larson Zlm·
Inside the Rendeivous was de-
rinitely the place to be in the old
days.
Whiting Price Weighed
By KATHY CLANCY The report, by Lhe county En-aeml-wildemess campin1. golf oie1.o.11v~1i.tst.tt1 •lronmental Management Agen· courwe. an off-road vehicle park,
T he 2, 700-acre Whiting Ranch cy (EMA>, recommends \hat the tqu .. trlan uses, bans gliding
north of El Toro may offer property be appraised and th• andotberrecreatlon.
Orange County residents unique owner contacted about his lo· In addition, they said part
recreational opportunities. · terest ln selling at lt.s fair tnarke t ml I bt be turned 1 n to an
But the sam e county staff re-value. .. •trlcultural t heme pallk"
port that makes that observaUon Jn addition, county officials f •al u r In 1 fr ult 8 t 8 nd1 ,
says the ranch's $4.9 million sell· su11eal dl1cussln1 a possible airlculture history dlaplaya,
ing price suggested to the county Joint acqui1ltlon and use of part rettaurlJrtl and 1~, pel"hMl.a
•·ts rar rtom a bargain" and do· or the property with the Loi on Ute order of Farmor,.i
serves additional study and AUsos Wat.er Dtatrtct. MarketlnLoeAn~tlft.
negotiation. The property has beeft owned County supervisors Tuesday slflce 1975 by Global w,_tem The report said O'Neill ~wk
will be asked whether they want Development CorporaU.Oh and nearbt alreldy '' 10 overused
county staff membe~ to conUnuo baa been ollfll't4 f« Hie because and ~.!.~ded that naUve l.ren
studylna possible acqulsiUon or or a b~J>UY aeUon. are ~ t.brealeJ\td, And ev~n
the rAftell lMd, locat4<1 mlte,, • And eounty 0~~11 aaJd the _::;~~·~.. k. ~~"d . ~lab~ ~!~:t~::~ L
philosophy of "they can't cause
trouble it they can't g et in," he
said.
T he old ballroom, now de·
• mollshed, was place where the
"Balboa Hop" was done. Dan·
cer s moving to the music of the
band literally set the place rock·
lng.
"lt shook lhe place so hard you
didn't have to dance anymore.
You'd Jwit stand the re and shake
with it," Zimmerman said.
Zimmerman recalled that lhe
beach crowds were ··~cul,
quiet, genlle and respe ul''
the n.
But thiDiS changed.
Jn the 1950s, tbe thought of an
upcomlnt "Bal Week" waa
enou,h to make a coastal pe>Uce
c hie reach for tbe antacid
tablets.
One year, a youthful crowd
•ureed across tho Newport
Beach sands t i pped ovtr
Ute1uard towers and set firea.
Balboa Jaland wu closed to all
but lb resident.a who were liven apeclal aUckera for \helr can and
the place waa wall·to·wall peo-
ple.
Then were muaa of am.ta
GOLDEN. Colo. (AP> -Anl
earthquake measuring 7.5 on th~
Richter scale hit about 120 miles
south of the Samoan l.slands I~
the South Pacific Ocean early to
day, a spokesman for the U.S.
Geological Survey said. ·
Geophysicist Ray Kangas saJ
the quake occured al 12:15 a .m.
PST anti was strong enough t
h ave caused major damage and
injuries to a developed area.
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