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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 5, 1977 j
VOL. Jt, NO. 11S, 4 SICTlOHS. • .. AOU I ~~~~---~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~1
• Ire amages
Nixon Opinions
" OIOVl!W
100
OIONOT
VIEW
......... -~ ORANG! COAST VIEWS -A Daily Pilet opinion
sampling (above right), indicated that following the
Nixon-Frost television interview, 47 percent had
changed their opinions or Nixon while 53 percent re-
mained unchanged. More than halt the people con-
tacted watched the show.
Chenllcal
A chemical reaetlon ~cb4il
off an expl01lon and a three:
JlJarm fire in a UC IrviH
laboratory storeroom Wednea·
day nl&hl, resulting In at least
S3,000 damaee, officials said to=
daf
A 19-y r-old chemistry slu· tot ---~----~
• 8eac1', was ~ln ttooffl~
on the fifth floor of the physical r
1clence1 buUdine.
UCI officials explained Mlake
was pourtna toluene from one bot.
lle into ~r that cOl\talned
metallic .odium when he noticed
a chemical re~Uon and ran out of
the room to call the Uet""t>olice
Department.
While he was out of the room,
the explosion occurred, causing
the room to bunt into names and
thlck smoke to spread lhrOQgh
the fifth noor.
f!Vixon Talk Changes
Views of Counti~ns
UCI police omcen and Orange
County firemen strapped on ox-
ysen tanka and went into the
bulldine to check tor trapped
persons. It took 31 mtnuta to
contain the blaze.
One Uct officer, Henry Rosen-
reld, ran out of ox11e" and suf-
fered rrom smoke ...-iauoa by
the Ume he tot back oulllde.
,orty-aeven percent or Orange out residents who watched the
bcon-Frost interview chanied
etr opinions of the former pre-
dent alter the 1how, a Dally
llot opinion sampling Indicated.
The umpllna also showed that
U1bt1y more than halt ol the
eople contacted, 55 percent,
atched the90·mlnute interview.
When uked lf arter hearln1
lxon '• account of hi• W alergnte
ln\'olvernent their oplnlon of him \vu hi&Mr, lower or unchan1ed,
26 percent or those who
t.nPOOded 11ld their opinion was
•tgher. t A total or 21 percent said their
Einion of Nixon was lower after
atchlng the rtrst of four
eduled television Interviews
th Nixon.
About S3 percent of thOle who
at.cbed Nixon Wednesday ni&bt . .
* ·*
said their opinion of him was un-
chanpd. H«• are some comments from
Oranee Coast residents after
watching Nixon's Interview
wblch was pre-recorded ln a
Laauna Niguel home:
'•My opinion la really un·
cbaq1ed, I etlll think hf• a
crook," one man said. ·
'1My opinion of him 11 lOTt'ef,"
commented one woman,
''because be wasn't man eaou1h
or big enouth to tell the tnrth to
the American public when ho hid
the opportunity.''•
"l ~(eel better about the man
fU>.lV," said one man. "I think
both ol them <Nixon and Frolt)
did credible jobs. 1 have a hllhtt
opinion of Nixon."
"l didn't have any respect for
him before and 1 don't have more
for hi.m now," comment.eel. one
woman.
* * ·*
Rosenfeld wu treated and re-
leued 1n soOcl c6ridit1on at Hoag
Memor1a1 Holpltal. '
Two otber "nldenlifled of·
ficera also needed brief tre.i.
ment at the scene, but were ~
ho1pitalh:ed, accordlna to o/..
fl cl all. AccordliiJ'~t'.o fire orrtcials,
there wu abQi\lt 12,000 damaie to
th• 1toreroom, plu• another
fl,()00 damaae ln C!Ontents.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Boule
lnnaUcaton approved a third
1et Of subpoenu Wednesday foe
their probe or alleged Koreaa In·
fluence-buytni of con1reumen.
Members ol the Comtnlu,.t Oil
atandardl of Official Condtaet re·
fused to Jive uy detall1 ~ &ae ln·
formation Of peraoos bi 1 IUb-poenaecL
o.ity ,..._ "'9to 11y 1.u ,..,,...
THE ~AIOUS GATHIR AS INVEmOATORS BEOfN WORK AT CRASH SCENE
In Hurillngton Mech, Oellth ..,ane Hu11te1 Out of Morning OvercHt . " .
·p~a~e Spliht~rs in ·Air ,.
Four Die fl8 Debris Rains Over Comt
I • ,
1
Spoke1men for the FAA re-
gional ofrtce in Long Beach con-
firmed without a doubt the ill·
rated Beechcraft was neither
landing nor takln1 off from ~
Meadowlitrk Airport in north 1
Huotlnston Bea~h. •1 "He was en route to Fullerton.
(See P!;ANE, Pace A2)
'
WASHINGTON °CAP) -
Whole.ale prices, an J"dlcator of
prices contun;iera ev ntually pay ·
soared 1.1 percent In Api1t, lhe
third bl& monthly lncreue ln a ro~. the government reported to-day.
The Aprll tocreaat,
matched tb• Mar~ rlat tn
wholesale prices and followed a
jump ol nine-tenths of a percent • ln February, addl to worries of
accelerating lnflatloo. The
March increase bad been the big·
seat monthly Jump in wholeaale
prlc ince <>9t0ber ltn5. •
The New Harlow
Actress Lindsay Bloom Cleft>. who portrays the late
Jean Harlow in the movie "Hughes and Harlow
Angels in Hell,'' poses besid~ a wax fig~re of Harlow at
the Movicland Wax Museum m Buena Park. The Omaha
beauty contest winner follows actresses Carroll Baker
and Carol Linley in the Harlow role.
f'r .. Pflfle AJ
NIXON INTERVIEW. • •
been in their position, I'd a done
the same thing."
And, he said, "while leehnical·
Jy I (lld not commit a crime, an
am~achable offense ... these
are letali!nu. As rar as the
handling of this matter is con·
cerned. it was 10 botched up. I
made 50 many bad juelimenta.
Tho won~ , miatakes Of the. he•rt.' ra er than-the head, as.I·
-polnted . BuL let me say, a
man in that ... top job -ht'•
aot to h&ve a heart, but hl1 head
m1.11t always rule~~ beat\," Nixon admitted, 1 l •~lcf UUnp
that were "°' t.-ue·• About UM. J~ne 17. 1172, bu&k·ln at
D•mOc:rattc Natt.l\al Committee
heaequartera Ind 1\lbse~ue.nt cover·up. But he in1l1t.ed, 1 Moct
of them were fundamentally true
on the bia Issues, but without ao-
inc as far aa I 1hould have aone
and sayina perhaps that I had
considered other lhlnaa. but bad
nol done them.''
He said he "went right to the
edge or the law a reasonable
person rould call that a cover·up.
I didn't think or It as a cov•r·Up ...
The tntervlew, carried by in·
dependent ataUOM . drew $0 per-
cent of lhe teievla1on aud1enct' in
Los Angeles and 47 percent in
New York. the A. C Nielsen Co.
aaid today~ The Arbltron Co. put
the ahare at 42 percent In both
ciUu. Nf'twork showa are
generally conatdered a success ll
they are watched by 30 percent of
the audience.
Nlxon, 64, wu frequently com·
batJve and appeared angered by
a number or Frost'• questions.
8ut aa the pro1ram neared lta end, Nixon arew lncreasinaly
contrite, hia voice breaking
aUahUy a he aotd. "Mv poUUcal
~ANC21COAST
DAILY PILOT
life ls over. I wall ... never
•gain have an opportunity to
serv~ in an olllcial position.''
Nixcin will be paid a SIS00,000
flat tee for h1s participation in Ule
four instaJJment.s. Tbe next tare.
pro1rams cover his adminihra·
lion'• fore.ign policy, domesU.c af.
fairs '1Kf his (inal days ln ,,-~ ) .. .
# In addition, Nixon will receive
a reported 10 percent of the pro-114 from the broad(:asta, which
earned SUS.000 per rn inute ot na·
tlonal advertising Ume and will
REACTION l tX!D
TONIXON'I
INT!RVIEW--A4
be•yndieated overseu.
froducen ltl'wl( toselher a
net"°ork of 1.$5 locll t.leVisloo
atatlons that alftd the lr1tel'\lfew
in pnme time. It also wu broad·
cut over the '730 radio arrWata of Uae Mutual Broadcasting
Sy1tem
In framina his question1, Frost
relied hea\'lly upon the
transcl'ipta of White Houae tapes
entered iD evidHce In the
WatercaLe c.over·up trial.
Nixon used no notes and reUed
upon his memory refreshed by
his own work on memoirs to be
publlsbed next spring.
At one point. Nixon looked
directly al Frost and declan!d,
"you're making the case . . as
the attorney for lhe prosecu-
tion." Nixon aald he would pre-
sent "the case for the defense."
Report Raps
S11mma Corp.
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP> -The
Summa Corp., which oversees
tbe v aat estate of the late Howard
Hu.ihet. has a biltory of poor In·
vestment dicllions. according to
a report filed with the court here,
officials •aid Wednesday.
Summa atfomey1 riled tbe re-
port b1 the investment firm of
Merrill LYftch. Pitrce, Fenner &
Smith with Clark County Dlltrlct
Court Judge Keith Hayes MIO
h8' been prealdlnc over the
Hu,hel probate p.-oceedlnea.
The report mcludea U ihVto·
tor1. •hlcb pporta a 1tmnu '181 million lnv ntory llat meet
wltb Hayes In March, and recom-
mend• c~ange1 In Summa'•
operations.
(
o \lemment economlats ex·
pee the Aprll Jump because
farm DJ"fca have been rialn& at a
rate of better than 1 percent for
five moot.bl.
r
ln April, prices !or farm P~
dacts lncreued a.• percent. the
'btsceJt Jump in a Jf&r, while
J>rlC" tor l'rocased, foods and
fetda climbed 2.1 J>dctat. · Wholesalf" coffee prl~ roee
another 7.3 percent lat month
f ollowlng a J um» of nta.rJy 31 per-
~ent liJ March. N'6t ail the newt YIU bad.
however, ar. the lnorease in
prleH for 1ndU1trlal com·
modltles eutd 1ll1btly l~t
month. TheH ftfces rose sut·
tHtb1 of a percut ln Ap~l.
foll°""1g an ei1bt-tenths ID·
crease In March.
Economist& look to prices oC in·
du1trtal goods as a lruer
measure of underlying infla.
Uonary trends. Much or the re-
cent increase in farm and food
prices has res\llted from the
winter weather's'ell•qta on.crops
and shipments, ~d eeonom1-ta
expect these prices to begin
moderating with the new
harvests.
Asked about the 1.1 percent
April increase, Bert Lance,
director of the Office of Manace·
menl ~ Bwfcet, told r~n.
''It is Jlwaya serious whe~you
see thafitnd of an'.iocrease.'
Bul he said il was fortunate
that the increase was no larger
than lheone in March.
Price trends at the wholesale
level are eventually pasa~ along
to th~ comumer, at least 10 part,
since they represent higher costs
lo -businesses that produce the
gOods consumers buy.
Consumers are already feelln&
the effects of ht1her prices-at
tupermarket counters, where the
index for comumer foods -those
ready for sale on grocery shelves
rose 2.5 pereent at the
wholesale level last month.
The 1.1 percent April increase
in wholesale prices, if continued
for a 12-month period, would re-
sult in an over-all increase or 13
percent for the year, marking a
return to the double·diglt range
for inflation that the nation ex·
perienced in 19H. Consumer
prices that year rose 12.2 per·
cent. Consumer prices last year
rose f .8 percent.
Over the past 12 months,
wholesale prices have increased 7 .2 percent.
.,. NEW. YORK (AP) -A .Oice
analYlt wbO monlto~ Rlchard M. Nixon's televt1ed l.btfrvtew
aa~• the former p reatdent
generally believed what he wu
aaylnC but that on at least alx OC·
castoaa he dllplayed htch levels ot etreu, poal!bly tndlcaUnc de·
cepUon. ·•w! caanot deffnttely say
1ometbh1 waa a Ii•,' sal4
Carmine 0 . Petloele Jr. "We can
say that a atatement was
stressful for an Individual and in·
dlcates 'Pr'Oblble deception.''
Pelloa1e, chief analyst of Law
Enforcement Auociates of
BelJeville, N.J .• analyzed Nix·
oia 's voice wtt.h a lle-det~tor tn>e lnatru~ at the request ot the New York Post.
The anal.vier, which he aaid
compares fllvorably with tradi·
Uonal poJygapPl lit detectors,
showed that Nixon reacted
s1anlncantly moet of the Ume on
the word "cover-up," Pelloele
found.
Other etreesful iltuauo,.. ln· eluded:
-The lmtrument 1howed ex·
treme strae when Nlxon •ald ho
would have approved t•l1tn1
money tor humanitarian
pull)Oles but not to keep the
Wat•r11te defendants quJet. It
peued when Nlxon added: .. But
the trutb ot ta.. matter 11 tbat I
wu not told about the money be-ine ralled."
-It peaked wben Nlxon told in·
tervlner David Ji'roat that his
stalf barned over to lav11U11ton
the fact U\Jt £, Ho••ard Hunt and
poa1lbl1 ~ Uddy WU. lD•
volved in the \V•tergate break· '
lo. Proat commented, •·You
dldn 't tum that over" and Nixon
replled1 "No, no, no. no. We
turnea .over tbe f"t t~ac Hunt . . • WM lnvohted ...
-And lht machine showed
1tren whee Nixon eald he had
••voluntarily ho peached"
blm1 lf.
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Three new f'4tral in·
vHt111t1on1 of alle1ed
11fety defectf lnvolvtn1
Gener,al Moton, Ford and
Volia*•Cen automobiles
were announced today by
tbe Nat.lonalW•h:way Traf •
fie Safety Admlnlltration.
The General Moton in·
veatleatlon involves the
power brake booster 011 2.2
mUllon 1978 Cbevrolets,
Pontlacs. Old,mobJles1 Bulcks, Cadll ac1 ana
'GMCtrucks.
Involved also ue an
·estimated 192,053
1975·76·77 Ford Econollne
and Club Wa1ons without
instrument panel padding.
In addition there are
about 370,200 of the lollow-
i n 1 models involved :
1975· 76 Rabbit and Sclroc-
c o ; 1974-75 Duber:
1973· 74-75 Audi; 1975 Type I
sedans (Beetle) and 1976
Type ll vehicles (vans).
,,..,. P age AJ
PLANE •••
Municipal Airport," said FAA
Chief Ina~tor Edward Perlis.
"Coast TRACON had him on
radar and in radio contact.''
Perils said the pilot radioed he
was flying above the gray May
-overcast and runnin1 low on fuel
. and asked lorlaifuldance to the
Fullerton landing approach.
Perlia said the troubled plane
then apparenUy descended into
the overcast and at that point
radar contact was loat, lndicat·
ing it dropped below scanning
level.
"That's a typical thing for a
Bonanza ..... or any other plane -
when you loee It In the overcast.
You_ ao out of control and pick up
t1emendous apeed," he ex·
plalned.
He said the theory as that lhf
pilot burst through the umbrella
of clouds. saw he was streaking
for the ground and tried to pull
out of the dive, creatine critical
stress factors.
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.
LIDO BEACH. N.Y. </\P)-The mother was a dominating,. over·
po11essive woman, keeping a
close rein on her only child, a
15.year·old daughter. The
youngster waa attractive, out· w ardly qulet, but headstrong. .
The combination. QOJlce said.
led to an explosion or uncon·
trolled rage and tben murder,
pre1umably trlnered by the
alrl'a dating an 18-year-old boy oC
Whom the mother did not ap-
prove. .
The mother, San41ra Z1m·
merman. as. wu beaten to death
Tuesday evenlnl In the den ol the
fam1ly'1 $100,000, two-story
home. It ls located 1n a. well-to-do
residential area in this town of
about 5,000, on a spit or land otr
Loni laland'a South Shore.
The daughter, Dawn, about S.
foot·S slender with long brown
bail:. ~as ac.c.u.sed ol lhe sla)'ing
during an argument over her dat·
lna the boy. Because of her age,
she wu taken into Family Court
In Westbury on Wednesday and
treated in secret as a Juvenile de·
linquent.
"We hung around together but
CoJ»' Called
For Pizza
ERIE, Mich. (AP) ._Troopers
were so deluced with pizza or·
ders that they hardly had time to
track down the cause or the
nuisance.
State police at the Erie post re-
ported Wednesday that their
telephones were constantly ring·
mg with pizza orders until they
were able to dete rmine the
newspaper advertisement for a
pizza place in nearby Monroe ·
listed the wrong telephone
number.
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O~IY Plltlt SI.ii Piiot•
DISGRUNTL:ED WORKER MAKES HER POINT
•
Postal Picket
Woman Protests Peers' Work
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of Ille Oiltf Piiot Sl.tf
She'• been marchi,,g In front of &he Costa Mesa Post Of·
(ice for two weeks now. carrying a sign that reads. "This
Post Office ls an Insanity." ,
Sophla Coats, a Cosla Mesa mail distribution clerk, has
,J,unched a one-woman campalgo against alleged inefff.(aen·
c at the c y'• maJn poatil f iU\y at 1580 Adam v1.
''They think I'm just a troublemaker:• Mti.S Coats said
aa 11\e marched on her own self.appointed.rounds In rrobt or
the busy po8t off e SHE 8A YI TllE PA Ll't'Y ls run or .. 1onrolkt,
•weetheart1 and poH\lco1," all read\n g customers'
po1\card1. takln' long coffee breaks a nd doubltng up "bud
dy system" style on some tasks so they won •t get lonely
Postal offletals aay the womantS crying wolf.
Lyle E. Ver Planck. postmaster of the Costa Mesa of·
. flee. denies Miss Coats' allegations, caUing his faclhty "one
Debris
Rains
On Coast
By ARTllVR IL VINSEL
Ol llll OillY PUOI St•ff
A. small plane whose pilot ap.
purently became disoriented in
the overcast disintegrated in the
sky over Huntington Beach t.o-
day, raining debris over a wide
area and killing all four people
uboard The main part of the plane, in·
eluding fuselage and one wing,
hurtled to earth in a weedy
ravine adJacent to E ilts Avenue.
JUSt west of Golden West Street.
No 1dent1f>cat1ons of the vic-
tims were 1mmcd1atcly avut.lable
pending not1ftcat1on of next of
kin .
The plane ~a:. inbouno from
C1·clar City. Utah, to f''ullcrton.
,1uthont1t!~ :.aul
S<·nrt:-. ol p1·11pk ht•.ird " thuo
dNOll!'\ c·1 a('k .1lnl1 -.1·1 oncl~ hdm 1•
lhl' Hl•t•1·hn.1fl Bonam.• \' :1:, .1
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He sattt the relsty clerk,· snot one or my top wQtk"er~:-·
bul drfonds her right to me cgmplaints. . "If she didn't like tfle color of the walls an here. :.ht•
could Ole a arievance," Ver Planck said. ··That s her
rlght.." AND ILE GRIEVANCES. SflE de>et1. ML8'> Coats has
( POSTAL; Paget>
I WhOlesale Prices
•Soar 1.1 Percent
following an ei"hl-tenths in
crease m l\Jarch
Price t~nds al the wl\olesale
level are eventually pass,... alon&
to the consumer. at lea.at In part.
Jince they represent higher c06ts
to businesses that produce the
aOodt consumers buy.
the-·UJ.t.m rm int· ·
In' l''illJ,ptoro;. I rorn t ht• I \·ilt•r:el
,'\, 1.111110 ,\dm1111:-tral1on I fA;\ 1
.11111 :":;llrooa.I TrunsportutH>n
sarc.-ty Bonrtl were on the ~cent!
durm1 morning hours probinJt
the cra!\h. S1><>k~men for the FAA re·
J?1onal otrke in Lon~ B<>nch con-
firmed without a doubt lhc ill·
rated Becchcraft wus neither
l:rnd1nJ; nor tuk1ng oH from
Meadowlark Airport 1n north
Hunu.ngloo Beach
"He was en route to Fullerton
Munlclpal Airport," u 1d FAA
Chief Inspector Edward Perils.
"Coa!\t TRACO~ had him on
radar and in radro contact "
Perlas said the pilot radioed he
waa nyang ubove the gray May
ovtrcast and runnmg low OP fuel
and asked for ~uldanc:e to the
Fullerton landing approach.
Perlia said the troubled plane
< PLANE, Page A2)
• ID
OaHy Pl 1-4 PIMile lly Lat I' aJM
TME CUBlOUS GATHER AS INVESTlGATOAS BEGIN WORK AT CRASH SCENE
In Huntington Beac:h, Death Ptane Hurtle• Out of Morning Overcaat
th tWllt-:RT UAHtn:Jt Police Department, said he Cirsl OUltherewasnoflashorfire,"be
o• •to o ..... PM• \e~11 heard an engine stall and sus-said.
\\ 1101·•.-.. , . ., .... ,,\ tlw' lw11rd wtlal pocled an airplane was in trouble "I shouted to my wife to call
·'l'l'l'••I •'•I 11• lw .m •·,ploMon mo but 'couktn'l see it. &tlrough heavy the police department and 1 ran
me "'' 1 ... 1 .. 11· ;1 h i.:hl .11rrl anl' clouds. over to sec lf there was any . ,.,,h, ol 111 l \1101 ini:lon UcaC'h c hance anybody could be alive
,.,., h tf11i-m•11 nenJ!, .1p11ur<!>C\lly He said he resumed his work at and wtiat 1 could do." -
1,11.tnL l••tc• 1w11plt•l111tw1rdc·aths. P nearb>' horse stable wbich he "There was nothing I could
\\ manages when he heard a second do" hea·'d.
1101·"'•'" :-11111 lht·y .!.UW por-1 h "'-... ''""' .. 11he· 111.101· f;ellini! apurt on s ta I. TJlis lime e said he saw Michael Pmter said he heard
,, ... "·" ''""" m•ar Gnhkn Wes\ the single-engine craft descend· the engine mis fire and the n
't t l'1·1 .end 1-:11" J\ H'ntJ<.' Ing al an approximate 4S·degrcc heard an apparent explosion
1;.,11· Cll·nn. ;1 1ll-ll'nlton officer angle. . while working in anoCheT horse
" 11 h 1 ht· 11 unt1 n-1?ton Be h "Then 1 heard a popping noise stable across lhe streel from the ~ , .......... ~~ ,>J •• --·--., ~ ..... -~··-.11<.,. ... u _ ........ w •• ~~~ •• -··~~~~1/ftU '~·~"""I .. , .... ~' 'T--\.. ,"' -· ·-.--... ,-.. -~~~-++..:. ......... --....-"· ~
Uc' Illegal 6'l;en ~~~sr!~·~J~~~:~a?~.on a roller , A Cl "It was a wful. l knew that the
• pilot was going to die and 1
C $4 4 M • 11 • couldn't watch ll any more." a rlf!D .. ..on Pinter said he saw a wing fall • ~ e Cl ., off before the fatal plunge.
, Bobbie Petersen, manager of
ny GARY GRANVILLE county forlhe current fiscal year 'the horse stable, said she was
0t111eo1111Pn,1s1,11 will be $9.J minion rather than awakened from a sound sleep by
A report to Orange County the budgetetf $5 million. the t mpact.
!'iupervisors indicates the aMual That ts when supervisors or-She said she thought someone
cost of cimni:: ror 11lcgal aliens a t dered a study on the cost of ii· had driven a truck into her mobile
the UCI Medico I Center is $4.4 legal alien care. home. milhon. Now, Jupervisors ca(\ trace Scores of youngsters on their
The report, siRned by county that $4.1 million budget overrun way lo school swarmed to the
Health Officer J. R. Elpers, is to the cost of providing medical crash scene off the busy inlersec·
based on a 30-day study of patient care to illegal aliens not covered lion in Huntington Beach, but
care COits atthemedical center. by rei mbursem e n t s fro m were quickly ordered toJmove
lt concludes that lhe identifia· Medi.Cal and Medicare. along.
ble cost of caring for lllecal In a Jetter accompanyinJt the They lined an old wooden fence
a hens project.a out to $3.S mllllon medical care cost report, Cowl· topped wilh barbed wire adja·
"with Mother 1975,000 in proba-ty Counsel Adrian Kuyper said cent to the crumpled wreckage,
ble 11legal alien costs." "lhe county is aulhoriled but not separated from it by only a few
Last month. the Board or required to provide medical care feet.
Supervisors was told the cost of to iJJeaaJ aliens." "ATen't you kids supposed to
ind1geni medical care to the (8eeALIENS,Pa1e2> beinschool?"bellowedamanin work clothes.
Coa~t Nixon Views Changed
"Well, you have about 10
minutes to get there," he added.
"l wanllosee ... ," said one boy.
"There Is nothing to see ... ;·
the man said quietly. "Besides,
it'll make you sick."
Varlabte clouds late
nlaht hours. otherwise
mostly fair. Lowa tonight
In upper 40S to mld·50s.
ff l1hs Friday mid to upper eos.
INSIDE TODAY s,,.cuJator.. .,~ pr0+
f 111lonol o' .omottur, .ore boo•tlng homl prfcu
throug~out tht 1tatt.
ttptcfaUJI In~ Coamt11,
• according to Oft AP rtporl cm
Pag•IM.
• A 2 DAil y f'ILOT c
PLANE •••
addr her cosnpJa nta &o lbi CommlH oa tl'le POl&&l
Service.• ••JI u va"°'-8 MOaton Md eoa1N11men.
tben app.ar Uy dextnded Into
th• ov t and at tba~ point radar ~ wu Jolt; l.Dd~· •
tn1 It dtOpped blloW teUJilD.C
level.
"'Tbat'1 • b 11 tbl.nc for • Bonam a -or any other plane -
when )'OU IOff lt In the overcut.
YOU '°out ot CODlroJ and picJt ·up
tremeadou1 1poed," he t.I·
plalntd.
FriendS' Help
SM raWes Off 1 Joni Utt ol &llcaect wrooaetot.illl on Uio
part of birfellow workera, lntla41fti: -"I .. employff take twtce \be amount of Umt to
J>•rformthuamowork .•• "
-"It ii em.talnlnl to watch tM mus now to lh• coUeo
machine. OM penon COOi to the machine and the flock
11lben. TM tame wben one ~Oii to the rt1t room. Seema
all n• to'° at tbt 11m1 Ume, 'ab 11~1. Jle 1ald the tbeory ii UW. Iba
pilot bunt. throu•b th• umbr Oa
of cloudl, 11w he wu •lr•-a for tJMt arowld Ud trltid to
out of the dive, creatlaf crl cal
1tre11 fact.on. .
Fede.rat lnve1t111tot1 r':l'.1 that wu the cause of a cruh
kllled a pilot May 28, J.97S, When
hl1 plane dllinte1rated over a
Coata Meta raldtnUal tra~1 ralnlna debrla over homes 1m11
llrHtl.
Or&n1e County coroner'• de·
puliea picking through the
•muhed cabin today coollrmld
that four people detlnltely
perilMd lD tbt plane.
Tbey ta\d the vtoUma are two
men ud two womn. all believed
to be from Ui.h.
lnvclltlaaton wen naluaUn1
confilct.tna accounll Of wbat wit..
neua beard ud HW ~
before the lmPNl to cletenntrwtt
the pl&Dt may have run out of
fuel.
Dtllrl' .... N_.,._
CA088 MARKS CRASH
At me end Oofden Weat
a, OAaY GRANVILLE
Of .. o.lfy ...........
Gene Conrad, On.n11 CountJ'•
leadlnf pollUcal nnancler in
J'7f, ind.lcai.ct Wednaday that
he will call on 10me of thole he
helped with dollars to teatlf y on
hi• behalf Moaday at a probaUoo
heartna.
Conrad, the ra11 to rlchff
money mp who pumped more
than ll0,000 Into poUtleal eara·
Pl11N1 wt year, Hld he wUl Ilk
County Supervilorl Phlllp An·
thony, Ralph Diedrich and
Laurence Schmit to atteat to hla
1ood character.
Conrad la facln1 l>Ol•lble Im·
prtJoa.medt. oo aJleted probaUoG
violation• lnvolvlna hit
ownenhlp of IUDI eoafllcae.d J.n .March by federal otftelala.
Federal re1uJ1Uom problblt a
convicted felon from bavtna IUCh
WHpoQI iD b.11 poUeuion.
Conrad, _. former paid police
lnlormer, wu convicted oo two
felony cowau ln 1'15.
He wu placed oa three yean
probatloo but wu DOt made to
HrYt Jail ot Jl'lataa Ume.
The burfy O·)'Hr·old ex•
Cbtca1oaa lnlllt.ed at the time
two handcum w .... taken from
blm M ii DOt a eoovlcted felon
becauae he wu nM HAt to
I
TONIGHT .,EQUUS" -South Cout
Repertory Tbealtr, Tuesday•
sunday tbrouab Juu ll, t p.m.
PaJDAY,llAY't
OCC PLANETARIUM -
"Mttecr•'• Palace," T:ao and e
p.m.
Chemical Lab Test
Cames UCI Blaze
OCC LECTURES -"Solar
Ener1Y," Science Lecture 2, 7:30
p.m. 1'Great Outdoors," Science
Hall. 7:30 p.m. "From Death
Valley t.o Baja," Fine Art.a 119,
7 :30 p.m . ''Handwriting
Analysis," Science Lecture l,
7:30 p.m.
MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY
HACING -Opening night, Fair·
ground11,8:15p m.
FRIDAY NIGHT FILMS
"The Candidate, 11 OCC Forum,
7:15p.m. $1.
Mesa Library
Closes Doors
A chemical reaction touched
oft an expl01lon and a lhree·
alarm flre in a VC lrvtne
laboratory 1toreroom Wednes·
day night, resulting an at least
$3,000 damaac, ofCJc1als 66!ld to-
day.
A 19-year·old chemistry stu-
dent, Gen Miake or Laguna
~each, was working in R0<im ~~
on lhe fi(th noor of the phy~icol
sciences building.
UCI officials explafncd Miaf<<'
was pourtn~ toluene from om· hot
tie Into another that contained
metallic sodium when he nottccd
o chemlcol reaction and ran out or
tbe room to calf lhe UCI Police
Couple Slain
With Ou:n Grm Co1ta Mes1'1 downtown
library will cloae for two week•
be1lnnlna May 9, while Ubrary EL CENTRO CAP> -Police tn·
omc1aJ1 conduct boQk inventory. veaU1atora aald Wednesday th•l
Department.
While he was out or tbc room,
the explosion oceurred, uaslni:
the room to burat Into flame. a.nd
thick smoke to sprcud tbrough
rh e fifth noor
OCr pol kc orfaccrs and Orungc
County firemen Mrappcd on ox·
vgen tank s und tn•nt into the
bu11!llng lo tbeck rvr frc1pped
peirsona Ir lOOk la minutes to
f'Ontuin lhc blaze
On'' UCl ol h<'N. lfrnry J<oscn·
fold run out of 01yAcn llnd 5uf.
fl•rc<f from 1moke 111hdldtion hy
the t1ml· h<" got baC'k ou1s1dl·
Roscnfl·hl wais ueatl'd 1md re·
~Hed 1n ~ood tond1tion itt Hollg
Memoru1l l'osp1tul
Two either anldcntll1ed ot
rwers orso necd<•d bril'f ll"l·11t
11\ent at the let•nc. but were not
bo1pitnllzed , »t·tordins to of
Octals
AC'cord1n~ to (1r<" off1l·111ls,
there wa" 06bout S2.000 dumaAe to
tbe storeroom, plus .mother
$1,000 damage an tontcnts Library pairona m1y uae the a San Oieao couple were slain . ~.~~..Jr=~ ·.~~ett.JlW.OJPl.ijf 1i.i il ""'iJ.~WJ~;tQ:~·~·~ ""1'~ •• .,...,.::-• ·-~4 'O'fd'r_~,
· #..,. ,.,etf-MH\',..,,u.:J--•· ::..... ~~ ... on,..t_r.._a._c_t _ e'~t . '1"'11
mg the inventory period. -motel they mana1ed.
The downtown branch, at 566 . The same weapon, a .30°caliber . w. Center St .• will reo~n May 23 semi· automatic Ml. w11 used For Bear St • .il reguiar service hours. For three hours later 1n El Ctnl.ro to
fetrlher inCormatlon, call kill two J>Qllce ortlcer1, a
634·7835. homlcideolticta1111d. Park m· Mesa In custody waa Donald Lot.tis
Wood, 22. a parole vaolalor; ht• ....,tre Donna, 17, and Roy Lee
Woodhouse, 22. the San Dieao
vlctlma• aon. Arntsnment Is
Indian Meeting
Date Corrected .
A &tory that ran In Wed·
ne1day'1 Dally Pilot lntorttttly
J11ted the date for tho YMCA In·
dlan Maidens pcWM1vow u Satur·
day. The 11thrrtn1 at the Oran1tt
Co11t YMCA wlJl actually be
ht>ld a w~k from Saturday on
May 14from 111.m l'> 1 pm
The pC>W·WOW la h•ld HCh )'HJ"
to recruit. new memben ror tho
mother·dau1hter pro1ram wltlch
11 open to ~1riJI between the •Sta
oft and 9 who Uve in Cotta M11a
1tnd Newport Boac:h.
Officiale Confer
GU'ATEMALA CITY,
Guatemala <AP) -U.S. Am·
bHaador Andrew Yowi• met In-
formally with t.ht leader of the
Cuban del•••tton to the,
Economic Comml11lon for Latin
America and Hid Wednesday he
had btcnlnviled tovt1ttH vau.
DAILY PILOT
1cheduled today.
AUENS .••
·•such reapon1lblllty may,
however, be termlnated ••• on
on• year'• notice to the a,alv.nl·
ty," Kuyper atkMcl.
He went on to tell tho Board ot
Supervbon that 1tat.e le1t1l1Uon
conrlnc relmbuntft\lnt to cou:n·
lie• that proytd medleal car to
untnsured nonretldenll la ~d·
inR.
The propottd btll will provide
nnentlttl ua~c• tO a county
that wlU provide care Mto any r•
•ldont or nonrealdOllt who 1eek1
care in a county heal lb 1y1tem."
Earlier, Ku=h•d told the Bol.rd of Su that. the
county Js ob l11ted 't pay for
medical caro of expectant
mother• treated at • county
hOtpltal.
However, K~r poln~ out.
1lnce Oran1• Coufttl Medical
C.nter WU ltaul•rtd to UC[
lledJcal School, the, coun&, no
lon•tr oper1t11 • couaty
holplUL
Alla, Kuyper laid, cod• re· qutrtq tb1 county to prOYtd
mtdlcal care to expect.ant.
motbcl do not 1pedf~ tbat tb
COUl\C¥ ii oblillt.d to provl
IUCb cn&o W•••• allen.t. The-medlcal care cott r~ •lll 80 before the Board· oC Su~Tuelday. lfit,etPieted lbat Supei'vtlor
Ralph Diedrich will J>?OPOM llv· lal tbe un1v1t11.li tta on.1 ar ooUot that the county will not..,.
1ume fHPontJbUlty for. the
medlcll care 1tven to Ul11al .u ....
A $345,350 contract has been
nwardtd to a Olendate firm to
bulld Bear Street Park tn Colla
Meaa .
The seven.acre park wtn be
located 1uat south of the San
Die10 Frwway and west or Bear
Street ln the northeut portion of
eo.t1 Mesa.
Departmen• ot Ldtare
S.rvlc• apolresman Cbuek Ruat
Hid lround wlll be broken by
mtd·May for the project. which
1tiould be completed four mmthl
later.
Coatractorl for the project are
Moulder Bro1. of Glendale_,
whoH bid wu lowerlhan that or·
fered by alx other rtnn1.
The park will Include a 11nd tot
lot, 1 play area for pre-teens, two
. 11nd volle><ball courta, meander·
lng walkways and 1rU1 and tree
areas.
A handball and b11ketball
court area wu eliminated fn>m
the project boc1u11 of co1t
llmltauona. Rult aald.
New Water
Field Center
Set for Mesa .
COlta Mela County Water Dt.
trlct otlicl1J1 h••• woken 1round for 1 tnt,112 field
nrvlc• center °"'boat I. T acna
of land al the ctJstnd't CC111G1"•
ttonyard. Contraotore Spencer and
Jon•, Clty of lndUltrJ,,,.. tbe
low bidden for U1e proJeet.
which wlU lnohad• a 1araa11 1torac• balJcl.lftPJ ftildQ aa Hphalt to be IOc:at«l behllld the new dlttrlct heldcau.,.. bulld·
ln1 It -Pl.C.ll• Avt. Dlltriet dJNetor Alvtn ftnldey
llld tM ..... ltUUdlap .Ul
repl1ce •sa ofd: tlD 1tnctue
wblrb cUl'Nnlly . boulu plP11,
h1drlllt.l lftd nwa,..
P'Undlftl '°' tbe'groJect .... from a ~1~ liM"ai ll'at &o JmPf"O'e GJ"'1n f actUtl& n• DroJeet boUJd .,. oamsltl edlDIOISQs,·~9*
prhon.
Ho alto 1ald his )'Htl u wbat
he called an undtfcover 111nt wortina qaln.st ot1am1ed crttno
placed hlna ln a phyalcal dan&er
tbatJUltilled bil armln1 bhnHlf.
Tboae LNues are expected to be
decided in court Monday at h1a
probaUoo violation bearln1.
And lt II then, Conrad lndlcst-
ed Wtdneada.v .. that be wlll 11k
10m1 ot Orana• Cowlty'• bla•t
political namea to teatU1 oo bll behalf.
That bearlna wu 1cheduled to
aet underway Wednesday.
But when two Oran1e County
Superior Court Jud111 dll-
quallfied themaelvea from hear-
lnJ the case, Jt wu put over to
Monday.,
Conrad preaenUy ls lhe1ubject.
of a federal Grand Jury probe ID·
to hit financial acUvlUea with his
Irvine b11ed loan. brokerat•
firm. PeDlloo Funds ol America.
Jn Orange County, Conrad is a
central Oauro In a Grand Jury In·
veatiatUon into alle1ed ille&al camPAt1n fund ra1stna and re·
portfna acUvttles.
.Special Open
House Carded
Parenta. teacflers and students
at Costa Me.a Hlah School are
taklna a rrcah approach \01nlure
a &ood turnout for the school's
open house next Wednesday.
They're worklna on the theme.
"Main Street US A "1n lhc hope
that turn·of·the·century shops,
restaurants and entertainment in
the •rhool gymnasium wall draw a trowd
Each athool department will
have it.sown storefront to d;1pl1y
projects. Activities begin at 7
pm. andconUnueuntii0:30p.m.
HU PUBUC COlf PIAINll have not txacUy drawn
lh• admlraUon ol her f elloW wcderl ah• admltl. And, ahl
clallm, line• bv enaaade b!~~ .. the hu been tbe 1ubjeet of Mme reorttall from an.a~ pmga em.Plo¥a.
)
0 1 dOft't dl1nk her fellOW eculo1• li\Joy her 1tat.emeut1
that lbw are not worldn1." VtiJ'lanck 11.ld. But be hutent.
to add that bl bat not aea Ul harutment of h.il coateD· Uousclerk.
Vw Planet ta1d bll 175 ea>plo,yet coaalltently come Jn
hl•belt, or aear tbe top ln product.Mt1 for •111 f acWty In tbe eouaty ••rrs BASSD ON VOU111Z ol mail and the number of
clerk a.ars Ul«I to proc111 Ul1I mall," be ixplalMd. "W•
asually rank DO lower than aecood or third out of a. post of.
flea ID the county.''
But KIM Coatl ii WllmDl'UHd. Sbt ·~ aht'll eonUnuo her IDOl'1dU ntcktUnt -which the eonductl belort 1oin1 to work-until r•1 ... 10mttblna done."
"U UU. ll&n wertn't true I wouldn't be out here," abe
HJa •
liquid Nitrogen
Spills at Airwest J
Hulhel Alrwest emptoyea at Oren•• County Airport •ot a brief •c.ve Wednffday nJ1ht
when llQuJd nltlOlen 1pUled from
a •ooden crate carryina re·
aearthmaterlafa from Canada. Oranc• County firemen were c ailed to the airport to hole down
the Alrwest car10 pit and make
certain the Uquid aitro1en did not
CIUH trouble.
An Afrweat ottlclal, Tom
Chandler, uJd today the 1ub·
1\ance i.. not dangerou1, but can
eaaae bumlna If touched.
"It's 1lmttar to dry lee and
keeps the re1earch matertala al
cool temperat.urn," Chandler
explained.
The reaearch materlall con·
sistcd or wheat and mice tissues
used ln experiments by Dr. Tailki
Tamaoki, who now work• at the
La Jolla Research Foundation,
Cbandler11ld.
Tamaokl formerly worked at a
lab ln Alberta, Canada, and had
boarded h11 reaearch materials
on Huahea Airweat to brio& them
to hi• new lab tn La Jolla.
Tho airline trucked the ·aup-
pllel from Oran1e County to L&
Joli .
Chandler 11Jd It wa1 "routJne
procedure•• to call the fire de-
partment after an employe
apotted the Uqutd nltroaen leak.
Busing Campaign
LOS ANGELES CAP> -A
e1mpat1n to encoura1e white
students to be voluntarily bused
to predominantly minority
schools haa been launched by the
Loa Anaelea city Mlhc>W dlllrict..
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, Huntington Counciluvnum Repons on Tour .
By ROBERT BARK Ea
OI .. D.llty .,_ l4Mt
The People'• Republic of China ~ an awe-inspirt.n1 nation in ~h.ich the sheer multitude ol peo.
pie can be overwhelming.
Crime is almost non-existent
and visitma don't even bother to
lock their hot.el rooms at nllht.
1'hey couldn't tr they wanted
because there are no locks. '
No one apparently goes hungry
and there appears to be rice for
everyone. Not a beagar waa to be
seen on the streeta.
The people seem to be open,
friendly and extremely curious
about American 'llisltors.
These are some of the observa-tions or Huntington Beach City
Councilwoman Norma· Brabdel
Gibbs who recently returned
from China with 14 other
Southern Callrorrua community
leaders.
They toured Peking, Shanghru,
Hangchow, Wuslh and Canton
under the auspices of the U.S.·
Chma People's Friendship M·
sociallon, a private organization.
buis of political thought.
One of Chairman Mao's te·
tenets appears to be especially
taken to heart in the field of educ a·
Uon.
"We prefer an uneduca\ed
worker to an educated ex-
ploit.er," Mao is reported to have
said.
Mrs. Gibbs said that society is
very structured and everyone
has his or her job. '
"The grandmother slays home
and cooks meals while the
mother and father are out work-
ing in the fields and factories,"
she said.
"People don't marry until the
late 206 and they usually have
one cbild or two at the most,"
Mrs. Gibbs said. '
Mrs. Gibbs says that workers
take seriousJy Mao's belief that
nothing should be done for
peraonaJ fame and fortune.
"Their goal is to improve
society and we have to respect
them for what they have coUec-
lively accomplished," she ob-
served.
She said the group was pre-
vented from visiting a mental
health hospital but did see doc·
Air Travel
Illness
•
Revealed
NEW YORK (AP) -The Wall
Street Journal aald today that
some airline passengers suffer
from a new "ozone sickness" re-sulting in coughing shortness of
breath, headaches and other ail-
ments.
The newspaper said the out-
break of the illne.ss apparently
results from the fact that
.. airplanes are flyina higher to
conserve fuel and ... the ozone
inselfhasdlpped closer to earth."
The ozone in the upper layer of
the atmosphere shields the earth
from harmtul ultraviolet radia-
tion. Concern that nuorocart)q~
used ·as· propellants in some
aerosol sprays m1ght destroy the
ozone have Jed to moves to ban
the fluorocarbons.
The Journal said the ozone pre-
viously waa too high to cause
trouble, but may be lower Uus
year because of the cold weather
during the winter.
The newspaper said doctors do
not know whether low doses of
ozone cause any long-term ef-
fects.
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" The bosta were apparentl1 CGD·
ceroed about the welfare ot iM
vi1lton end w~ reluctant to let
them wander alone, Aldrich 11ld.
But he conviiiced them to try tt
and occHlonally lndlvlduala
would depart from tbe IJ'OUP and
aoexplori.n&alone. •
Daya becan wltb a -7 a.m .'
breakfast and carrte'd into tbe
eveninp, when the vllJton went
to the theater, mori•t para or
bad dlscuuioaa wttb tbe Chlnele.
One evening they chatted with
two judges, Jearnine about the
Chinese judicial systems. "We
had a couple of lawyers and
judees on the trip and they
particularly liked that dia-
hlssion." Aldrich said.
The educational system
particularly intrigued the UCI
c hancellor. "They combine
theory and practice in all the
schools, atartin1 at kin-
dergarten," he reported.
For example, kindereartnens
are taueht to hoe, weed and plant
and also how to work in a factory.
Third-graden-were the wort
force at the liWe elementary
school factory he saw, where
candy boxes were put together in
one of th~ schoolrooms. The
youngsters spend five houri a
day, two weeks per semester,
working in the factory.
But farming and factory work
is only part or school there. The
kindergartners Aldrich visited
performed for one hour -sing-
ing, dancing and playing inalru·
men ts.
"One cute little four-year-old
..
"-", .................
REPOR1S ON CHINA
UCI'• Oanl•I Aldrich
wu playing piano for the danc·
ing and h1a lep barely went over
the ed&e of·the bench,•• Aldrich related. -::>--
All of the dancing and aineing
involved idolizine Mao and his
teachinp, plus denunciations of
the 0 Gang of Four," wtao are
characterized as villains
throuehout China.
Throuahout school, and even
later 1n We. the Chinese are
taught they must work for 1he :
good of China, Aldrich said. !
One stop along the journey was .
to visit a mountain brigade. (one :
segment of a commune In the
country) where they grew tea, ,
graina and fruit.
Meo and women worked side
by side at all times, both in the
fields and in factories, he said.
"They did the same work and
received the same pay, between
$20 and $100 per month," said
Aldrich.
Asked if he thought the codntry
was provin& to be a succeas,
Aldrich said simply. "China is
feedina itself now. l saw no hun-
gry people.''
Mrs. Gibbs, a professor at
psychology at Cal State Long
Beach. said that education was
one of her mam areas of concern. tors perform a thyroidectomy on -------------------------------------
She said there was one t~acher
per 40 students in elementary
schools. The ratio jumps to 56
.
Murderess . .
Jecaptured
lnSanta Ana
• A routine stop of two awipec(ed
sbopWters Wednesday In Santa
Aaa ended with the arrest of an
eacaped murderess from Adzooa, polace said.
.,,..,,,. ... ...,.,.....
RETURNS FROM CHINA
Huntington'• Norma Gibbs
students per teacher in hi1h
school.
Mrs. Gibbs said th8't all high
school graduates .automatically
have to work in the fielda for two
ye1trs .
Tb08e who go on to col.leae we s~cted by the people of the com.
munes. Mns. Gibbs said, on the
a young woman.
"They placed acupuncture
needles in the appropriate places
before opening her throat and she
looked at us all the while without
blinking an eye," Mrs. Gibbs
said.
Mrs. Gibbs attended this
week:s ~ity council meeting in a
looae·fittina Chairman Mao hat
and uniform that she says turns
the Chinese into a shapeless
aocleiy.
She said it wu Mao's belief
that people work harder and bet-
ter in ba,.gy clothes bee a use such
clotbea aren't restrlctive.
She tald she could buy tlaat re-asoning.
According to a police report, rr A s l d; the urudentif1ed 17-year·old girl i oro nner a ve . . w•s convicted of first degree • ~ ·. ·
rd\lrder last year and wu im· · ··~,-"~~:--::.~cblllityr.a'ft§'.
She and u fellow inmate -
dcaped from the school Jaat
atonth.
1!he search ror the miasinl
gl'"ls ended at 4 :30 p.m. Wed.nee-
dly when a Santa Ana police of-
fider stopped them m connection
· with a reported ahopHftlng mca·
dent at Jon's Girt Shop, 1412 W.
Edinger St., Santa Ana.
Jt was when the officer became
suspicious of a tale told to him by
the two suspect.a that the Iden·
tilicat1on check was run that re-
vtaled their true identity
Arrested alone with the con·
vkted Juverule murdereu was
JWbecca Lea Knight, 18, allo an -e~apee from Adobe Mountain
School. She reportedly w aa Mnt
t re following her convictioa
J t year on tor1ery charaea.
lJoth the •cape are being
held by Santa Ana pollce pend1ft8
tlleir return to Arhona a t.bot1tiea.
Orange County supervisors
rubt>ed some salve on city
wounds Wednesday when they
*Creed to form a task force to
oversee the planning of a pollce-
fire training facility in El Toro.
Superviaora incurred the ire of
some city officlala and police
ch.lef1 llllt week wbea they Wl·
dateTAUy selected a J.5.acre aile
near the county honor farm for
the trainina academy.
City 1poke1men complained
that tbe El Toro alte ta Impacted
by Jtt no4ae and faulted lhe coun-
ty for making the aelecllon
without ther endorsement.
Tbey allO urc«Ct 1upervlaon to
undertake a lit. MlecUoo and
planninl 1tud1 financed with a
S173,•t'70 federal arant.
Tbo.e ar,umenta rinainl ln
their ean. aur>ttViaort n<>nethe-
Jeas approved the El Toro site
and aO'ftd to spend '40,000 Crom
the sheriff'• budget for pre·
limmary planning.
Supervtaon didn't abandon
that poattim Wednesday but tbey
dld a,.._ to form a taak force •'to
adviH the board of 1upervisors
on all upecta of the facility, from
dulgn throuch currlculum."
Appointed choirman of the
tnk force was County Ad ·
mlnlalratlve Officer Robert
Thomaa.
Other appomtmenta to the
commillioa will come from the
Ora.nae County Division of the
Lea1ue of CiUea, the Orange
County Fire ChJef1' Association
and tho Orance County Police Chleta• Md Sherilf'g .U,ociation.
AddJt.loi:aal appolntmont.a to the r acUlt.J task force will be made
by the Criminal Justice CouncU1 tU D11trictAttomey'1 Officeana
tl\e County Counffl '• Office. Thoeo appointmenta Will be
subject to Board of Supenilora
apprOTal, accordin1 to the tuk
force ~ edopt.ed by the
board.
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aood Job on Richard Milhous Nlx· on Jut nl&ht.
It wu voluntary. of cc>une.
Mr. Nixon, 3'7tb Presldont ol the
Ulllted States; flnt President in
history to resign from office: a
man who left the White House in
diagrace to aelf·lmpoaed exile in
San Clemente, went on the tube
for money.
He faced his interrogator for
$600,000. It was 90 minutes of
thruat·and·parry interspersed
with commercials for dog food,
pantyhose, rental cars and de-
odorants.
They didn't play the National
Anthem when he went off the air.
FOR THIS SPECTACLE,
television imported the inter-
rogator, a British professional '
named David Frost.
Actually, it may have been the
British who started the idea of
jmportlng the executioner from
elsewhere.
Jti Back in 1587, when Queen
Elizabeth l wanted to dispatch
her cousin, Mary Stuart Mary
Queen of Scots, the llritish
brought a French executioner
across the channel to wield the
sword. Apparently the British
had no stomach tor the job
themselves.
So for Mr. Nixon, television
didn't utllitze a Walter Cronkite
or a David Brinkley. A British
import did the chore.
Somehow, as you watched the
shadow of the man, seated in a
rented home in Lagun1t Niguel
because he no longer had the
power to shut down a Loran sta-
tion next to his own estate, you
tried to snap back mental images
of the Nixon of yesteryear
I remember this large photo-
graph of a smiling, casual Nixon,
decked out in golf togs, laughing
with hjs friends. It hung in the
club room ut the Irvine Coast
Country Club in Newport Beach.
He was vice president under
Eisenhower then.
OR REMEMBER NIXON on
the campaign trail or ln political
victory? The big grin under the
ski-nose; arms spread high so his
coat stretched; fingers waggling
two V-for·Victory signs.
Al'WI .........
TIRED NIXON ENDED BROADCAST ON EMOTIONAL NOTE
Frost Interview Appeare to Have Polartzed Pub11o Opinion
Telecast Criticized
In Foreign Press
By The Aaaodaled Presa
The Belgian newspaper Le Soir aaid today the Frost-Nixon in·
terview raised more questions than it solved and described the United
States as more divided than ever on the former president.
Foreign newspaper comment on the interview seemed generally
critical, with some dailies giving the event only scant coverage.
CONSERVATIVE French
newspaper, Le Figaro, described
the former president as "falsely
benevolent, and always prompt
to pity himself, he is once more
that fatal character: the eternal
victim of American politics. Nix·
on decidedly has forgotten
nothing and learned nothing."
Brussels' Le Soir aaid, "The
ones who hate him and the
small minority who still venerate
him massively joined this pre·
miere, the first to hate him bet-
ter, the second to venerate tum
better."
In Switzerland, little interest
was paid lo the interview. One
Geneva newspaper printed a
brief item on its la:i;t page. In
South Africa. the government-
run radio network announced
plans to run the interview today
him during his splendor: the
sympathyofhisco-citizens."
NIXON, THE FRENCH daily
said, "sinka in his chair with the
miserable look of a kid punished
for hia lies . . . Nixon literally
decomposes in front of the
camera.
.. Five years after the misera-
ble Watergate burglary, three
years after his resignation, Nix-
on, on the little screen, takes up
his habitual role· th at of the bad
guy who, in the never·enrung
police series refuses to give in
to 'Kojak,'the1udge. ··
Record Clashes With TY Cornrnenis ~
a1 auav F. aosENTBAL
AMOCla*I Preu Wrttcr
As theater, Richard Ntxon•s
emeraence from the tombl of
W ateraate was tn emotJonal
performance. But It did UUle to
anawer quettiOftl rahed In courts
of law or by committees ot the
Congress.
The voluminous record
amaued 1D the Water1ate In·
vest.igationa and some ol Nlxoo'•
own tape.recorded worda are at
variance with some of the atat.e-
meota made by the former presi-
dent to television personality
David Frost In Wednesday
night's broad\:ut.
Here ia a look at some of those
variances:
NIXON TO FROST: "My
motive wu . . . not to try to cov-
er up any criminal action."
The House Judiciary Commit·
tee, reporting its impeachment
resolutions, decided "that alnce
June 17, 1972, Richard M. Nixon
(sought to) protect those
responsible and to conceal the
existence and scope of the un-
lawful and covert activltlea."
NIXON 'ro ft08T: ••1 dJda•t bollev• tbat Cformlr Atty. Ota.)
Jolm Kltebell wu fn'fOlved."
But NlxoD bad already ubd
Haldeman, in the aamt J'UM 21
eonvenatSoa. whether Mitchell
knew 'about tbe butl}ary and
Haldeman had replied: .. , tb1nt
heJuiew."
*
NIXON TO PROST: Denlet
coaching his closest .aides to per·
Jure themselves betore a federal
&rand Jury inveataattnc Watergate.
However, Nixon, on March 21.
told John Dean and Haldeman,
"Perjury's a touab rap to prove" and that the way to ende amwen waa to say "I don•t re-
member, I can't recall.'"
•
NIXON 10 ROST: .. I clldntt
think ol it aa a cover·up. I didn't
intend It to cover up. U I intended
to cover up, believe me, I'd a
dOll•U." !
On Mareb 22. 19'7S. Nlxon aal4 t.o John M.ltchtll and Dean: 0 1
don't ctvo a ahlt wbat bappem.!# want ~ all to stonewall it.
them plead tho Fifth Am
ment, cover--up or an.ytbhlg elfft
ti it wut save it -eave the ple~
That'• the wlrole polnt. • •
•
NIXON 'ro DOST: .. I did not
commit a crime, a.n impeachable
offense." ·
The Wateraate grand jury
named Nixon an unlndJcted
co-conspirator, ln a conspiracy
lnvolvtnc "deceit, craft. trickery
and dla~mew."
And the HOuae Judiclarr Com-
mittee recoqimended. alter
lenathy bearin1s that Nixon
should be impeached "Lor high
crimes and mlademeanora" ln
obstructing justice, abusing the
powen ot bi.a oCfice and "failinr
to take care that the laws be
faithfully executed."
A.t a Glaitee
On June 23, 1972, talking with
aide H. R. Haldeman six days WASHINGTON (AP) -Here at a tlance are hiehlJgbta of tormer
after the Watergate break-in, Pk'etldentNlxon'a televtalonlntervlew Wednesday ni&ht. · .
Nixon worried about potential -lnhia-flrwt-publle-41HuulonoUbe Water1ate11candals, Nixon said
dangers of an FBI lhvestiption: • • 1* 1'N'D0t ln~oJvedin the bre&k·ln a~ DemocraUc party headquartera
·'That will uncover a lot of 11119'12.
things. You open that acab (and> -He Ako deiiled approvlnc
there's a bell ofa lot ofthinga and payments ol bush money to the
that we juat feel that it would be bu.rslara.
that they were "mistakes of the
heart, rather than the bead."
very detrimental to have thla
thing go any further.''
*
NIXON TO FROST: "If a cov-
er-up ia for the purpose of cover-ing up criminal activities, Lt is il-
legal. If, however, a cover-up
• . . ia for a motive that ia not
cr iminal, that la something else
again."
Federal law says obstruction
of justice occurs when one "in·
fluences, obstructs or impedes, or
endeavors to influence, obstruct
or impede the due administration
of justice."
-NIXON CONCEDED ... I let
down m,y friends. I let down my
country. I let down our ayatem ol
eovernmesit. ..
-He said be considered relfgn·
inl In April J.m, some 15 months
before be became the firlt U.S.
president to resign •
-The former president aald he
made many bad judiments but
.:_Nixon also acknowledged
that, in tryiq to defend bhnaelf,
"1 aaid some thlnga that were not
true," but be said it was done in
the heat ol political attacks.
-ALmOUGB NIXON said be
waa willlng to admit hia mis~
takes. "If they want me to get
down and erovel on the fioor, no.
Never. Because I don't believe I
should."
'That Said It All:'
Political Li/ e Over
WASIDNGTON <AP> -Former President Nixon says he
"broke into tears" while saying goodbye to key supporters just .
1 before he resigned from office.
Here Is Nixon's account of the Incident during the interview with
David Prost Wednesday night:
THE WASHINGTON cor-
respondent for a leading Italian
newspaper, La Stampa of Tunn,
said Nixon has returned to the
limelight as .. an lndestructable
Shakespearean ghost patd as a
Hollywood star." The correspon-1 remember the candidat~. dent said ··the old Nixon has re
slapping his hand to forehead m appeared with tus sweats, stam-
I BAD A LOT OF DIFnCULT meetings thoae last days before I
resigned, and, and the most dlCficult one and the only one where I
broke into tears, frankly, except for that verY brief session with
Ehrlicbman up at Camp David; it was the first time I cried since
8isenh9wer died. mock horror when he learned merings, false smiles and the )..Ill :_. --~~~.!.~~-~ri~~ ?! a.:ne:I ~t .~ ,,-as~j . ,e · .~lr ... ,.s>.. ' ... . ....,,...,... . ......._.,.._ .. -·,. ~e ~ll1"1!~re ~as""runrllhg true -w ich 1s described as for governor of Cahforn1a then ·distresalng. ·"
All or these images were gone
last night. Only the shadow of
that man. Here was the former
President of the United States,
$(raying. heavy jowled, drawn,
hus mouth pursc..>d tightly wtth
heavy lines at the corners.
He mumbled a lot. lie hesltat
ed. He slurred. His eyes averted
to the floor, away from the inter-
rogator. away from the camera
Oh, he tried some of the old in
nuendos that had worked 1n the
past lie spoke of a possible coup
against him; discountine it of
course. And he spoke of possible
CIA mvolvement. And my God.
he even came with the old com
mle line about "a nfth column of
partisan politicians and
journalists •· Daya of the
Pumpkm Papers and Aleer Hiss.
BUT NOTHING REALLY
tteemed to work for him as bis
British lnt.erroaator pressed on.
He admitting lying to the
American people. He confessed
to lettinl the country down. He
confessed bad Judament and a
botched job.
Jt was pretty plUful, really.
810 QU!8TION -Frost .. never asked the big qu · tlon: Wby <lid you do it,''
says Dona14r 'M. Segretti,
<:Ofl.victed 0 4ir't1 trickater1• who served a prl on term
for polltlcal 1abota1e for
Nµtou'1 1'12 campaign. "I don't tblnk we learned
new.0
.. Neither today before his
Judges. the TV viewers, nor
yesterday, when pohllcal suc·
cesses showed themselves In·
capable of erasing the memory
of his tantrums. each triumph In·
evitably succeeded by disaster,"
the Figaro comment said.
· 'lt ia in order to be punished
with 1uch stectdfaatness that Nix·
on, humiliated, hopes this time to
win what bu always escaped
L4 TUNES IN
TO TELECAST
NEW YORK (AP> -Former
President Nixoo'• televlslon in·
tervlew drew a 50 percent au·
dience share ln Los Anaeles and
47 percent ln New York. the A. C.
Nielsen Company tald today.
The Arbttron Company put the
share at'2 percent In both cities.
Network ahows are generally
considered a succcesa if they are
watched by 30 percent of tho au-
dience.
STILL PROUD -Philllp Milhous, cousin of former presi-
dent Nixon, said he's still proud to be a member of the
family. After watching the telecast at his Grass Valley.
Calit., home, he said, "I'm glad he brought it out, how
they don't let him tell the whole story in the press.'•
I met with all 2'st key supporter, 1"st,f half ·~f .befor~ J:OH!f.,.
· -~.:..:_:~.--_,;;_. :le ait'sJ( .. round'hl t~ Ovareffte~.
men that I'd come to Congress with; l>emocrats an~dltepubllcans,
about half and half, wonderful men. .
And. at the very end, after say1ng, 'Well, thank you for all your
support during these tough years. Thank you for the, particularly
for what you've done to help ua end the draft, and bring home ~e
POWs and have a chance for building a generation of peace, which 1
could see the, the dream that I had poaaibly being shattered. And,
thank you for your frlendabip, little acts of friendship over the years.
you know, you sort of remember, you know, with a bir:thday card
and the rest.' .
THEN, SUDDENLY, YOU HAVEN'T iot much more to sav.
and ·half the people around the table were crying. Les Arends, JI.
linoia, bless him, he was shakin&, sobbing, and, ah, I get ... just
can't stand seeing somebody else cry, and that ended it for me.
And, I just well, I muat say, I sort of cracked-up; started to cry;
pushed my chair back, and then I blurted it out, and 1 said, 'I'm
sorry. I just hope I haven't left you ... let you down.'
Well, when I said, 'I Just hope I haven't let you down,' that said it
all. I had. I let down my friends. I let down the country. I let down
our system of government and the dreams of all those young people
that ought to get Into government, but thlnJc It's all too cotTUpt and
the rest. Most of all, I let down an opportunity that I would have bad
for 2Y.a more years to proceed oo ereat projects and programs for building a luting peace, which has been my dream . . • •
YEP, I • • • I, I LET THE American people down, and I have to
carry that burden with me for the rest of my llfe. My political llfe ls
over. I will never yet, and never again have an opportunity to serve in any official poalUon.
Maybe I can give a little advice from llm,e to time. And, so, I can
only say that in answer to your question, that while t.echnically, J did
not commit a crime, an impeachable otfenae . . . these are
leealisms, u far u the handlina of thll matter la concerned; it waa
so botched.up. I made so many bad Jud1ment1. The worst ones, mis·
take. of tbe heart rather than ta.. held, • J pointed out. But, let me aay, a man ln fhal top Judie ••• top job; he'11otta have a heart. but his bead muat alwaya rule hla h~.
Partisanship Sttrred.·
Tekcast Change. Few Ingrained Opiniona
By The AMoclated Preu that It told me anything • • • I bad IOrt of hoped n •
Former President Nixon 'a interview with had all that beh1nd ua."
!.,»avid Frost generally stirred the aam~
'1lllrtiaanshJp that marked the Watereate era: Hia ONE EARLY VICl'lll OFtheacandal, Ni1on'1
detractors complained the full story wu yet to be former presidentJal chief ol ataff ff. R. Haldeman,
told. Hil st1pporters applauded what they said was watched the ahow at bis Loa Anaelea home bUt
hllcandot. wouldonlyaay: .
"The mdence compiled by the committee and "I have no comment to make at th1t Ume. It'•
tta atatt Wt 7,200 pagu and filled 36 books or in· too complex to d.lacuu in little blta i.Dd pitc•. 1.
formation.'' said Rep. Peter Rocllno, the New may bav. someuwt1 to HY m t.ne tuture. bUt rm
Jenty Democrat wboae House Judiciary Commit· not lolal to make a lot of Dttle commenta at thl.t
tee voted to lmp .. ch Nixon. time. I'm JOlq to think this tblnl t.bi'Oulb."
Another top.tanldn• formei"Nb·oa aide. urr lllOWED CLEARLY, concluslvelJ and domeat.lc affaln advlHr lolm Ebrtlctunan, II Mn•
fln11!1 that Rtcbard Nixon obstructed the int 1 term at a federal cornctlonal facWC)t Mltal·
Watuiate lnvestleation al)(! that be abuaed the ford. Aris., for hJa part bl the Wate"t•te toverup. ~wen of h15 high otnce u president and that h• The wll'den aald tbe show wu not can1ed oa tbe
raUed to comply wt lb lawful aubpooaa," aalct two dwuida available at t!Mfadllt;,.
Rodino alter watchine the 00.minute lotervlew
Wednadar nifhl. FOllllE• PaltSIDBNT IOU IPOke at. 'YM· "l th.Ink lt • foln1 to have a bealln1 and cleans· CA m~ ln Dallu Wectne.a11 nlaM but dtdDJt
• lnJ etrec-i." Said Ra,mo.ud JC. Price, Nlxon'•'dltet rdtnUoa thO ln~rview witb tbt man be IUCCMded ·~h "'1ter when he was In tbo Whtte Jfouae. "l and later pardoneCS.
t.Mnk l\ .wN forthcoming. I th.lnk lt was a v ry A Pord aide aifd arr1n1ementa bid IMicn made 1cneroua oonc 1fon ~ <Nlxon) of hlJ own erron." to tape the telecut.for: later~ for. hid U IM sm:: HOWUd H. Baker 0( Tenn ee. wbo •• desired. t.be raaldq Moubllcan on the Senat. Watetpi. Tben w.re DO Dlm11 far Praldellt Cuter to ~mmt • 111d be saw olib' part OI the •bow and watch tbolhow, aaldWbUeJfoaM1pok81UD lod7
loafd "1ortilhad.. lt NUtw. ud. I 'Umow Powell. ·
Wendy·Won't Testify;
Gets 2 Days in Jail
OAKLAND (AP) -Wendy
Yoshimura says she will try to live a
normal life while waiting out her ap-
peal after being sentenced to two
more days in jail for refusJng to
testify about her yeara as a fuiitive
with Patricia Hearst.
Judge Martin Pulich ordered the
contempt of court sentence Wednes-
day, but said the 34-year-old artist
would not have to begin serving the
aentence until her motions for appeal are decided.
MISS YOSIUMURA, free on $50,000
ball, already faces a l ·to-lS year sen-
tence for her Jan. 20 conviction ot il-
legal possession of weapons and ex-
plosives found in a Berkeley garage
five years ago.
After the hearing, her attorney said
it could be three years before all
'Soyburger'
Brings Fine
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A sirloln-
Jesa burger bas cost a restaurant
owner$SOO.
Peter Adame waa ftned Wednesday
in Municipal Court wlhm be pleaded
no contest to four mt1demeaoor
counts of false menu advertising at
his Beverly Boulevard eatabllahmeot,
Frank'a.
He waa accuaed ot selling burgers.
made of beet paWes containlng soy
and water instead of the (round
sirloin described on the menu.
avenues of appeal are exhausted.
PULICH. BAD cited Miss
Yoshimura four times for contempt
during the trial when she stood mute
on questions iabout her experiences
with Miss Hearst and the Symbionese
Liberation Anny.
In a statement she read to the jury.
Miss Yoshimura said "strong moral
principles" prevented her Crom testi-
fying. Pullch ordered her relll8lka
stricken from the court record. •
HE SA.ID Wednesday be bad im·
posed a light sentence be<:ause Miss
Yoshimura bad suffered "a substan-
tial legal penalty!' when be wiped ber
testimony from the record.
But he chided defense attorDey
James Larson for not advislng bis
client to assert her Filth Amendment
rights agalmt self-iDcrlmlna&n.
MISS YOSHIMURA, born in a
World War II internment camp, was arrested Sept. 18, 19'1S, in a San Fran-
cisco apartment with Mlas Hearst.
Mias Yoshimura flled an affidavit
Wednesday stating that she was in·
digent and could no longer afford the
services of her attorney. Lanoo said
public defender Dennis Rearden
would handle ber appeal but that be
would continue to advise on the case.
Pullcb denied a motion bf
ProHcutor Jell Horner to revoke ball
on grounds the aavlnga accounts
pledged as collateral by memben of
the Japanese American communlt..v
had not been properly assigned the
court. He gave attomeya until June I
to gather the necessary 'bank let.ten
GRAND
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Bryant
' Debate
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SAN FRANCISCO
(AP> -Assemblyman
Willie Brown says he's
going to Florida to fight
Anita Bryant•s an·
tihomOleXUal campaign.
The San Francisco
Democrat said "J'd love
to debate her, but she
doesn't want to talt to
anyone who's shaken the
handotagay."
Brown, the author of
the state'• Sexual
Freedom Act. made the announcement this wee.k
at a meeting of several
San Pranclsco gay
groups. He said he would
go lat.er th.ls month.
Mias Bryant has been
waring • batUe to repeal
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<>range County aupervtson did a sensible thins • Jut week when tbey save the go.ahead to the plan-
nti>s .of a oin lire and pollce-sh~riff t.rainln1 academy In I Toro. ·
:As wu to be ex~, bowever, the county's
dtlea were UJ> In arms by the end of the day. City
spokesmen 181d they don't Uke the is.acre site near the county honor farm because it is sometimes im-
pacted by jet noise ..
.Tberewudoubtillsothatthecltiesandtbeirpolice
cblef1 didn't UJ<e t.be 11uperviaors1 making a decision
wttbouttbeir official blesflng.
The cities' objections notwithstanding, the board
made a good decision.
For me thing, the land already ts publicly owned.
For another, joint ute ot'training facilities by fire and
police personnel makes taxpayer sense. The
availability of honor farm trustees who want to earn
time off for good behavior as a source of needed chore
labor is another advantage of the El Toro site.
And when firing ranges are part of the proposed
facility it's difficult to see how jet noise can knock the
site out of the picture. .
Or. put another way, the cities' unbecoming rant·
µig at the site selection comes off as just more of the
usual city-versus·county jurisdictional jockeying.
UCI Spotlight
Recognition of scientific accomplishments at UC'
Irvine came from two directions last week.
UCI psychobiology professor Dr. Richard F.
Thompson became one of 60 scientists and engineers
from across the nation elected this year to the pres-
ligious National Academy of Scien~es. '
'!be research work ·of two other UCJ scientist1
was further recognized when the Food and t>rug Ad-
mtnJatratlon and the Consumer Product Safety Com·
mission jointly agreed to require a wamlne label on aerosol containers using fluorocarbon propellents1 a
first step toward an eventual ban on the containers.
'Thedauer of. dephrtion of the earth's ozone layer
from fluorocarbon propellants was first brought to
the attention of the scientific community by UCI
chemistry profes~r Dr. Fr.ank S. Rowland and his
colleague Mario Molina and later confirmed by the
Na ti on al Academy of Sciences. .
Thus, in llWe more than a decade, the baby of the
UC system continues to make its presence known
across the nation and the world.
Life Without TV
An experiment promoted by a New York grade
schoo~ in which youngsters and their parents agreed
to tum off television for a whole week, apparently
produced mor.e positive than negative results.
Diaries kept by the students during their "No
TV" week reveal that they: Flew kites, read books,
helped in the kitchen, listened to records, drew pic-
tures and had "long talks" with their parents.
On ·the whole, they concluded, life without
television was not all that bad.
AB for the parents, they reported less tension in
the household and fewer arguments about which pro·
grams to watch and bow to juggle meals with TV
schedules.
Several said the TV-less weelc bad brought them
closer to their children. And some of the families
thought they might have broken the habit of watching
the tube "because it's there."
Dr. Thompson, who has been at UCI since 1967, is
working on a research project in brain functions, an
area of study which earlier~on hiJJLa....Distinguished
Scientific Contribution Award from the American
Psychological Association.
A worthy exercise that might wanant a trial by
any family whose life seems to have been taken over
by the electronic wonder.
'Maybe if we gave her a Farrah Fawcett hairdo .... '
It May Be
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Dear
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Bunaan Rights 'Balanee Sheet' Pla1tned
Soviet Propaganda Challenge
Too bad we didn't have all SOFIA -TheSoviet counterof·
( ]
these fancy new coffee fensive against. President
ART HOPPE makers back when we Carter's human rights cam·
could afford coffee and had paign, to climax at the Helsinki
watertomakeitwith. II all·European conference in
I drove into the service station S.V. Belgrade this summer, is emerg.
to buy a gallon of gas and there ing in lurid detail here with
id ~~::;:;,,i:;::Z'::~:s·~·.~.~~:::: Bulgaria as Sovietpolnt·man. behind the pumps was Pres ent .. ,._ .. 111 • ......,,.,. •• ,.... ,...,.. ,.. The plan is to sweep into Bel·
Carter's second cousin, Jojo _... .. o•-•0 .... 0 •• 1,1•0• grade with Communist ideo· c~~ al You remember him. He 's the vouchers, food stamps or logic cadres in an out· reformed missionary who rides a Russian Imperial Bonds?'' pouring of aJ.
mot.or ii e d "The bonds, I think. But don'tl 1 e fat i 0 n s skateboard still owe money?" and c an .. I doubt it.. Do you heat. Your against. not
balance The homewitholl?" tbe whole
( EV ANS-NOV AK J
manifested as here in Bulgaria,
the most faithful Soviet client
state and the only one that seems reasonably placid as a satellite.
For the fint time since the iron
curtain dropped acr06s Europe,
Todor ~vkQv, first secretary of
the party (and senior party
leader in the Soviet empire) has
admitted Western newspapers to
the better hotels here in th1s trim
capital city. West but the comp le.at .. Not.. w~ burn Russian Im· U S 1 ,
Workl of Mary perial!M>MS.'' · · 8 one. IN OTHl:R deck·clearing
desire for Bulgarian·style Com-
munist propaganda is not over·
whelming. More to the point,
U.S. refusal to give entry visas t.o
Bulgarian "labor leaders" -
barred by AFL-CIO president
George' Meany -will be grounds
for loud accusations in Belgrade.
By contrast. Bulgaria claims
that no American is denied a
Bulgarian visa these days.
The intent is clear: to draw a
balance sheet -a Potemkin
Village of human rights -cover-
ing relatively unimportant ele-
ments of the Helsinki agree·
ment for unveiling in Belgrade as
proof that the U.S. is the villain of
non·conformlty.
propaganda, the society of the
'free world' is built. As Wis~
points our. there are practiced
such effective methods as the in-
troduction of informers into prQ·
gressive organizations, control
of correspondence, blacklistinJt
the unreliable." •
There is much more, lncludin1
charges allegedly based ob
Wise's book about Americab
"concentration camps" and tbll
imprisonment of one mlJliob
Americans who "oppose the
capit.alialoppression." •
•
THE IRONY of a Communuit
charge of U.S. human right&
violations arising out of the most
fundamental constitutional Baker Edd•• on ''Too bad. If you heated with oil Tb el intent operations, Zhivkov bas given
" -··'d . b shou d not be . ti . to ll but t the end of hla we CUW' 11ve you owevFr h d r t· em1gra_ on visas a wo BUT 11IE most ironic element guarantee underlying Wise·~
noae while more the oil cost you bee e of ~ T~ea~:;~. Bulgar1~ who sou,~t. yejlrs of the Moscow counterattack is critical book -freedom o'1
chug . a . \ thenewtaxweputonoil atlt ington: lo turn the tables on ago,toJomtheirfamiliesinthe the collection of written speecbandthepress -iseithet
lugging Thun· would cost you more." ,, Jimmy CarteP io .the c.''"~ :!;~~ Th~ ~~.alv!~ ksm~ll -~l~ss c r iti cis ms o f the U.S. by Io st on or~· nor e d by ~~~tQ... :_~--.. .:: -al'\._ ",&\a~~-l~:~~~~~t?~. ~-• ..,J.~o> -~ --~L?--'°" ~-•• ~~ ~--~~----~00 _.. ...... ""' -Wt ~~~ ~-,Mo.OW's~ark. p;ep A . .. ffl ·~ ~: ~ f r 'nQ-man-J'tg\W,. · PnJnt!' • '''UJ'a~~ they made' you Director of "'"THAT"S OKAY. We're goine for the Belgrade conference e •1 l fafgre~ll en( · dafollg ~ example: an April 11 a tack on campaign is inside out and up.
EconomicPlanningintheWbite tog1veyouataxcreditanyway, which will c h ec k th~ r eunono amt es an ow""' "police slate" methods side down. Nevertheless. the
House." especially if you're a family of performance of slanatory states a p~rsonal appeal by former published in the organ of the Carter administration would do
"They did," be said. "But that four. Then you get $60." in carrying out the 1975 Helsinki AgrZJhlculturk e Secret~1 Ebarl B1utz "Fatherland Front" which quot-well to prepare for the onslaught..
only took half an hour. Now I'm "What for?" agreement foreshadows Soviet to ) v ov on a vis t ere a.st ed from "The American Police Moscow, using its satellites t6
in charge of mapping strategy "So thatyoucanaffordthein· concern' about its own year . State, a book by American carrythebruntofthecampaigo
for our Moral Equivalent to War creased cost of gasoline. You see, vulnerability. Nowhere is that .dTh1~xialt visa protbnble1m h~1thbeethn au tbor David Wise. Said and de·linklng the U.S. froO)
on Energy." u you don't voluntarily stop buy· concern for Moscow's Interest so J eo v&•C ' not e c, wa e "Fatherland Front": Western Europe, ia out to prove "That figures," 1 said. "Could mg so much gas, we're going to consplcuous exception of the "It provides and anafyzes that a wild-swinging offense iB
you juSt tell me how much I'll put high taxes on it to drive the Turkish minority. , scores of examples of complete the best defense for its own in·
owe for a aallonof aas?" price up so you can't afford it. W'f b But even here Zhivkov has neglect and gross violations of defensible violations of human
"Certainly," he said. "Does But, don't worry, we're going to «! made surprising conceaalons, those democratic principles on rights as defined in the Helsinki
your cubic displacement. your give you all that money back so I partly to clean up the.· record which u we are assured by U.S. agreement. welght·to-power rat.lo and your you can afford It.·· 1----,, before the Belgrade conference '
modified overhead cam1 indicate d0 (a G 0 r------. but more importantly because that you are rated at between 13 .. GE£, that's great. But how ~\.I the Kremlin is wooing Turkey
and 14.9 mUea per hour?" much will a gallon cost me'?" , = and simply decreed concessions
"No, I'm afraid I'm in the 11 Lo "That depends on your tax Q I to Ankara.
12.9 category." bracket. How much money did
you earn! What is your total THESE STEPS, pursued also
.. SHAME," said Jojo. "That'll double·declinlng accelerated in other Commu:niat capita.IJ, will
eoat you $449 -unless, of course, depreciation? Are you blind? I be talking point.a at Belgrade for
you insulated your aWc.'' Over 65'? And would you prefer _,., • Moscow. Othet elements ot the
"I did! I did!" Ethyl or regular?" 'It'•• n.w ,.., On• lemon, counterattack are corninl into
''Congratulations! You have "Never mind," I said. "I'll you t»Y todr(-. /Hk9: two view, some with ridiculous over·
just won 1'10!" Jojo paused until walk." JemoM. you,,.., tomorrow'• tones. American ~plomata here
the ehrieu and wild applause "Wait till I tell Jimmy'" prlctJ; """"'-"""•· w• g•t are harangued for not "permJt-
dted down. "How would you like crowed Jojo, clapping his hands. to kHP tJt. et1rl' tlDI" Bulgarian newspapers to that? ln Social Security "Andbesaldltwouldn'twork." goonsaleintheU.S.,wberethe
lns11rance Controls Criticized
Are Calltornlans who mvest. in
insurance t.o protect themselves
from losses beine adequately
protected from overcharees and
undersetUementl by the com·
panlt1? Alt.bouCh such Is sup-
posed In the fact that state bas
provided a Department. of lnaurance to regulate companies
and their agents, serious ques·
tion u to how well that aaency ls
pertormlni ill 1uardlan1bJ1> has
been raiaed by the Audltor
GeDctaJ.
Jn a 40-pqe repart. which de--tallt epedtlca, the depanment 11 uar,.S Wltb ta •orltl,lm,
inilchqu.te In· ve1tlcaU001
Of cOmjlmta .. wen .. • a d e q aate mana,ement
and ineff ec·
Uve o~an!la· uoo. Althou(h
many d t.bt critl.danid have been
toroully deftled by Insurance ,;, __ eommiuJaMr Weal~ J. Kinder.
the •tiDalni nbUk contained in
tb• report 1q1t1t lbO depart. mem lll(ilinel to a ta sa a £aiie
.JJ9llCJ In lti tel\ll&Uon Of lfi· 1ure.n.
( EARL WATERS )
At. lea.st Aaseroblyman Mike
Cullen, chairman of the Joint
Legislative Audit. Committee
which ordered the examination
of tho disciplinary functions of
the department, seems to have
come to that conclusion. "After
reading the report,•' Cullen com· ·
mented, .. one must wonder who
ii watching the store?"
Cullen, an attorney, was ob-
vlOUl.ly iDf'luenc:ed in hi.a Judi·
ment by !l.nd1Ap which abowed
that lnl1ead of brin1ln1 oclioni
a&ailllt lnaunn for mlaconduct,
\he routine for bandlins poUcy
bolder coinplalnll is that of
mediation. This despite the fact
tho depart.mmt la not euthorbod
to arbitrate disputes. As the re-
port atated, "manaiement •~
lta func\(on to use 'Jawbontna'
and 'friendly per.suasion' to
mediate fair aett1emenc.. ·•
SVQI A procedure·opens the
door wide to "dtals" which may
mollify the complainant but does
UtUe or nothing to stop or cOrreet
an lns~r·a overall operations.
The lnili.r'!nce lnduslfy, ..-bkh
for yeara has enjoyed a "sacri!d
cow•· lmaae, ha• been comlnc
under attack in recent years due
t.o eleanUc swindles, excessive
1obbyina activities in behalf of
no.fault auto insurance, and
heavy.handed rate raising in
connection with medical
malpractice insurance. Author
Richard Shulman recently
described the inJurance com·
panies as· "easentially a
bookmaking operation."
Although insurance companies
are reaulat.ed by the stales, the
quesUon Is "bow well are they re-
gulated?" Actually there hasn't
been a serious legislative in·
vestltation of the insurance c:om·
paniea alnce the 1905 .New YOl'k
State lnqulry which ultimately ~atapult.td Charles Evans
Huahea tnto the position or Chief
Just.ice of the United States.
s u r ance comm lss ioner's
performance to debate the find·
lng1 of its present report. The
fact that almost every com·
missioner since 1941 has not only
come from the Insurance com·
panies but lnevitably returns to
them should answer Cullen's
quest.ion as to who is mindJng the
store and signal to him that the
department is not constituted to
protect the publlc but rather t.he
insurance companies.
Prior to 194t the law specifical-
ly baned any officer or employe
or agent of an Insurance com-
pany from appointmtnt as com·
n1iaaloner. Until that. law l1 restored the chanc~ tor tblfting
to a ftrm enforcement attll~
tow ardl lnsun:ra seem remote.
THE GENERAL opinion It
that mOlt~of the state reeuJation "What you 11w before bad
have been drafted by the in· nothlnt to do with protocol. They
1urance companies thematl\let. were embelll1hmenta that were
Certainly they have had grc t ln-totally un.nec saary. We didn't
Ouenco In the wrtUng. And also need afl the rutflu and
1eem to have conslderablo in th• nourl.abet," U.S. Protocol Ch ef
adminlmatlon or the Jaws th Evaa 8. DoMlle, explalnlng why
r~l)Ort indlca\~s. President C&Nr hat eu~ off on
Tb• Cullen comm ttee nted not .. the extr1va11nt ,ttremolll or pauae in ltl µlqultl into the ln· past actmlril•tuUona, . .. ' "'.
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$15.9S.
To write about complex
subjects for popular
consumption is not an easy task.
Especially ii the subject is one
which laymen actively avoid. A
subject. such as economics and
the effects lt has bad on cultural
development.
One of the few able to translate
tbe seemlnsly arcane into
understandable prose which is
not 11mpllstlc is John Kenneth
Gal bra.Ith. '
He has done so in the paat with
such eminently readable books
11 "The Atnuent. Society" and
"Money: Whence It. came,
Wbere It Went" and he succeeds
admirably one• again with "The
A&e Of Uncertainty," a
lavlshly·llluatrated, lively look at
world history as seen from the
economic point of view.
THE CRUX of Galbraith's
book IJ that prior to World War.: I,
social prorress. if It could be
called that, developed witb
relative certainty. Arter the
areal confllct, things became, to
say the teaat, uncertain.
Aa the author observes, "It
wu then Wor1d War I t.bat
political and aoclat 1y1t.ems
centurtes In the buildlnt came
apart -eometlmea in a matt.er
of •eeks. And otbera were
perD\anently tr~n1rorniod. Jt
was in World War I that tho
11e-old cert.a.lnt.ies were lost.
Unt.tl then arl1tocrat.1 and
capltalijtj felt aecu,.. \n their
pol.it.loo. and even soctaU ta ftl
c rtai.n tn tbelr rul.b. ll waa
aov rtobesoa1atn."
Galbraith th proc edJ to tell
tn most lucid prose what
amt.I and theo
shape the years before the First
World War and contlnuea in th~
same vein u he tells of whal h8f
happened after that event durlnJ
the "uncertain" years.
Hts ~count is a fascinatint
one and ou,ht to be read -if onJt
to revel ln the fasclnatina
minutiae Galbraith strewe
throughout hls text, Items sucb
as the fact. that Karl Marx was "•
prodlgioua consumer of beer."
And that if the Crusades had
begun "ln t.be year of American
Independence, they would still ~
very actively under way.••
PHIL THOMAS
AP Book• Editor
o-.ANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Stun Gun Chan~es Alm
Rejected by Copa, W eOpon S.~ta at P~~ic
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Rejected by la• en-
forcement as lmpracUcal. the 50,000.volt Tuer 1tun sun 11 eeWnc a freeb loOk end oew name a, tts
manufacturer ahooU for a d.Weren~ mutd -the
ttim• cltenpubllc.
The weapon tires two eltctrlflod darts that tem·.
porarily dllable vlctilDJI. It was tntroctuced in
March 19715 u a non-lethal alternative to tho police
service revolver.
BUT POUCE SAY THE Taaer-1 hilh voltage
dn kill the weak-hearted but not provldo enough
protect.ion to be uaed aa a police weapon: ..
In edcllt.ioq, federal nrearms offletalJ refused to certify the Tuer tor 1treet llcenstn.c u a hand.&u:n unl~dellp chans• were blade.
' 80 THE :.ANVFACTUaEa, LOS Aqeles-
bated Tuer 111tem1, lnc., decided to revamp the
project and adapt the IWl u a aafe form of protec-
tion. for averace dtbeus frl&btened b)' tho crime rate.
The redesiped Taaer TS'78, which bas a plstol
grip, ii easier to handle than the ortatnal Ouhlilbt·
shaped Taer "Public Defender."
C>A! y PILOT
• 26»C Avon StNtt
Newoort ... cit • '714110 ~l\liict TtndY l.ffltwrl °""' ,, ... c....""" • Mlill. •
The gun'• bnaee wu tarnished by •everal
publicized shooting lncldentl involvin& the Taser.
In one case, a woman received a life priaon term for
a murder that involved a~ and a cma·bow.
''There bu never been oae documented piece ot
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STUN GUN AIMS AT NEW MARKET
Out for Copa 'If Bad Guya Uae Real Gun•'
Tuer," aaid Alvin Simon, preeldent ol Taser's
parent company, Advanced Chemical Technology.
"P~e have been temporarilY. immoblliied. but
never NriOUlly i.Qjured... • -
THE TASEB PACKS A 51,-VOLT wallop,
but according to Simon, that doesn't mean much
became a l*'IOf1 can eet a 25-000-volt abock from a
door knob on a dry day without harm.
The Tuer fires tiny darts attached by lB·foot
wires to powerful nickel cadmium batteries. When
the darts strike a person and the voltage hit.a, the
victim'• nervous system is momentarily short.-
circuited and they normally drop, temporarily
stunned.
The gun•s-tnventor, Jack Cover, originally in·
tended the gun a.a a police weapon, but that use
aeem1 unlikely now.
••IT'S COMPLETELY OUT OF the question as
long as the bad guys are uslng real guns," Hid Los
Angeles pollce Lt. Dan Cooke, the department's
chief spokesman.
Cooke added, however, that the department
still believes the gun is a lethal weapon. *" 4
' ''Even though we've heard of no such cases, we
feel there is always a daneer that a person with a hem coaditlon or a pacemaker could be fatally in·
juted if shot with a stun gun," be said. "And to our
knowledge, the criminal element bas been the only
one with stun guns.
"We haven't beard of a sln-1e instance where a
victim bad a stun gun."
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~D The Medical Newsline
Age-Old Skin Disease Conquered i .............
WINNING HAND BRINGS FISTFUL OF HUNDRED-DOLLAR BILLS
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NEW THERAPY CLEARS ACNE M,.. Jeckfe McDaniel Winner of $5,580 Poker Game In Vega•
worker. Is acne treatable? Absolutely. say·the nation•s top skin specialists on the staffs or
The slate Division of major medical schools. Two drugs, Vitamin A Acid and Benzoyl Peroxide, applied
Leader Named lnduatrial Salety alle&ed externally under a physician'• ~re, can clear even the most stubborn acne in 8 to 12
· . lhat the Arona Building weeks. This ls momentous news,. rtcorded in the nation's leading medical joumals.
Babatunde Oladapo of Wrecking Co. violated Jack Kramer, M.D., Board Certified Dermatologist. a ~ciaJist in skin care for 25
Costa Mesa has been the state health and safe-years, has created six Acne Care Medi.cal Clinics exclusively for this exciting treatment.
named president of the ty laws April 12 when
Black American Law Lutha Brooks, 42, --w Porfurtherinformatton calf-
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' : The cool playing, attractive blonde, who used to
: work as an undercover officer for the police depart-
: ment here. walked off with the top prize of SS,580 by
I' taking a $4,400 hand Wednesday over fellow Las
, Vegan Linda Davis.
f "PATIENCE WON IT FOR me," said the
l Kansas City native, who drew a club flush to beat l Davis, straight in the final hand of the match which
: lasted JUSt over 18 hours. ' : Another Las V<'gas resident, Pat Goodwin, took
: $930 for third in the tourney, which was held in con·
; junction with the eighth annual "World Series of ~ Poker."
' ' "You play as ll(Ood as you can, and the rest is in
; the cards," said Miss Davis after the tournament i ended, adding that she felt lucky to make it as far as
~ she did.
f PLAY IN TUE WOMEN'S competition began
~ Monday with 93 players paying the $100 buy-in for
~ the seven.card stud event. A player retired when
' she went broke. No addHional chip purchases were 1 allowed.
~ The final round began at 2 p.m. Tuesday, and
: lasted just over 10 hours before Mrs. McDaniel had
• all the chlps.
; "How can you live with a world's champ," said
: the winner's husband, Jimmy, also a fqrmer police
officer here.
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L08 ANOZLES <AP) -~ Cbue, tbe "'Sa~t" araduate, Ind a.lchUd PrJor, a
Grad•A , writer and aetori acb bav• oo.. · bow'-.SPeCtlll comlD.a up OD NBC m1ht Now, for th• bad newt.
Save tor a few tuplred mommtl, neither lhow llaekalt.
Tbe Ol&le b6ur, the flnt of aeveral prtme-tlmen M'll do, dilplay~~b' brttUe .. National
Lampoon" 1atlre that t be fUD.Q.Y in print but
doean't play too well on t.M tuM. (Qwmel 4, 10
p.m.)
PRYOR'S SHOW -NBC MYS he'll bave one
every Tueaday next fall oppo1tte A.BC'• hit "Happy
Daya•· and ••Laverne and Shirley" -ooly
sporadically lhow1 off hLI formidable comedy
talent. (Channel'· 9 p.m. >
Tbe Chae venture starts with the &DDOUDce-
ment "Because of the followint special program,
•Deep Throat' will not be seen t.oolghL ••
Then Chase appears and. alter warning the
show "may not be suita-
ble for children. . .or the (TV REVIEW J e1de~1y," launches pro-ceeduiga that include:
-AN UNJl'tJNNY ''LET'S MAKE a Deal'' spoof
where a contestant deals benelf a spinal tap. It's
followed by an equally lame bit about an old lady in a
Jona-distance phone commercial.
-A lightwel~ht jest with beavywelgbtl Duane
--Uoblck, Ken Ndrton and Jimmy Ellis booked to
..,.,,
«Mi .. _, ...
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fight each other simultaneously
(and provide two plugs for a
comliig Norton-Bobick dispute
for real on NBC).
-A labored "Ask Dr.
Chase" medical aee.ment in
which youths seek advice. One
lad ls from "Juan Coroaa High
School." uo doubt named after
the man convicted of 25 murders
in California a few years ago.
04•H -Good takeoffs on "60
Minute..'' televised 1011, O.J. SimP900'• HerU car
commercial.a and Jack LaLamte'1 health spa ads
<in which LaLanne appears to tout l>h1slcal fltneu
for the dead).
TO SUM UP, THE CHASE HOUR -which cos·
tan and barely uses the gifted Tim Conway -tries
mightily for adult satire, but usually acbJeves only
JUnioric humor. one grade above sophomoric.
Pryor's show is the better one and gets oft to a
nice start when he's accosted by a lady who re-
minds him the Bible says "thou
shalt not deny the Rev. James L.
White a prime-time guest shot."
ll sets the stage for him to
appear aa the reverend, a gaudy
money-grubber. In a coepel·
telethon show, he grouses:
"We're not getting the cross·
over buck.a .•. the white folks'
money ... what we're looldn' for
ls the Billy Graham money."
OTHER GOOD BITS: TRI! PIPS 1in1ing
without Gladys Knight and Pryor as Uganda presi·
dent Idi Amln. saying "I love American people. I
want to say I had two for lunch."
Unfortunately, the hour's pace isn't crisp and
its writing tends more to messages of black pride
and awareness than entertamment.
. Example· A next-to-c106lng scene with Pryor
·~ ~~t~_p r d ap,(;l, .• , ~
• ' •• _ft4; • _ eaninglul drama"ln la on botti counts.
Well, at least be'• trying something different,
ROl ng for more than the easy laugh. He'll be an in·
tercstmg contender next fall.
Dead Man to Serve
AUSTIN, Te• <AP) -Gov. Dolph Brlacoe has
appointed a dead man to serve a tme.year t..m on
the stale Health Advlaory Committee.
Briscoe'• offic. con.firmed that tM 1ovenor
routinely reappot.nted Dr. llQnard S. Ha.rt of El
Paso to another th.ree-)'ear term oa Ute ~to-45
member committee.
Hart died Sept. 4, 19'75, state records ahow.
·'We were noUfied about It <Hart's death) 10me
time after the appointments were 1ubmltt.ed," said
a s heepish George Lowrance, Briscoe'• ad·
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Knudson, a student at
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College in Minnesota
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Young UniveraUy in
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Former Newark,
N.J. Mayor Hugh J.
Addonizio has lost a
last-minute appeal
for freedom and gone back to jail. He
was released last
week after serving
five years for extort-
ing thousands of
dollars from contrac-
tors.
conructa over where their bluff
edce actually U.. ar•yet to be re-
solved. but a San Clemente family
of 10 ha t.esrtattve pennluioa to
buUdtheirhomeatoplt.
The South Coast Regional 1.ooe
Conservation Commlaston has
approved a permit tor Dale
Arambel, '¥11 Poco Paseo, to erect
the four-bedroom. two-story,
3,818·1Quaro-footatruct.ure.
A R CB.J TE CT PA U L
Waterman, however, must first
bash out differences over lta true
setback from the oceanfront
bluff's ed&e with the regional
commission's technical staff.
Neighbor William McKinley,
327 W. Paseo de Cmtobal, San
Clemente, appeared before com·
miuionera nieeting in Hunt-
ington Beach Civic Center to pro-
test the site's alleged geological
instability.
Holding a copy .of a newspaper,
Mc1UnJey pointed to a story deU-
ln1 with oceanfront blutftope and
construction problem• inherent
intbem.
COMMISSION STAFF mem·
bera and McKlnl~ reckoo the
eventual setback at 10 feet from
house to brink, but architect
Waterman claims It ia 20 feet or
even closer to 25 feet.
Minimum setback under the
law ia25feet.
"He 11 wrong,•• Watel'man
gasped audibly in the audience
as McKinley crttJcised the al·
teged 10.foot setback cited in the
staff report on the architect's
renderings for the Arambel
home.
McKINLEY ALSO pointed out
that two homes slid over the pre.
cipice in 1968, but Waterman
countered that studies showed
that was not due to a too-short
•
1etback bat other (acton.
H• then offered to alter the
home detlgn •lleht11 to ext.eQCl
concrete footlnl• from the bluff ed.cedoWn to the true 25·foot aet·
bac~ llDe iD tbe face of Ute em·
bankmmt below the houae.
Commlaloner H. L. "Rank"
Doerfllnl moved ror approval
after lieten.IDI to analyses of
which definition of a bluff'• edie
should apply to ensure true
bedrock atabtllty for the home.
COMMISSIONER Rochelle
Braly, an envirollmentallat and·
writer, wae the lone dissenter in
-. 7to1 vote in favor of the Aram·
bels. She augiested the house
shouldn't be built there at all.
Waterman will meet with the
commission staff to bub out the
blufftop definition and H It can't
be done, the issue will 10 back to
commissioners.
June Big Month
For RV Thefu )
Students
Honored
Two members of tbe
Orange Coast Colle1e
newspaper staff have re·
ceived awards from the
Journalism Association
of Community Colleges.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -OWners of recrea·
tional vehicles, beware! Thefts of your vehicles
usually peak in June, the California Highway
Patrol says. .....
CHP Commissioner Glen Gl'aig said Wednes·
day that during the first three months of this year
there were 514 thefts of recreatioft'll vehicles in
California.
That rate is 12 more a month than in 1976, the
CHPsaid. •
It added that the peak month last year was June
when !'l67 such vehicles were stolen.
The favorite of thieves has been the Ford
pickup with a camper mounted on the back. The
CHP said a close second was the Wlllys Jeep.
About 80 percent of the thefts occurred in major
urban centers -Los Angeles, Orange and San
Diego Counties and the San Francisco bay area.
~--iliili~iA!i5Wiijail•5iii~ A great
Shelley Lash, Costa
Mesa, entertainment
editor far Cout Llne1,
received the fint place
award in the on-the-spot
feature photo competi·
ti on.
John Lara of Costa
Mesa and former
editorial cartoonist for
the 1tudent-produced
newspaper, rec el ved
fifth place for an
editorial cartoon.
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Capllb'ano Un.tf:IM 8d»ool Dll-
hlct trulteea baT• voiced
unaoimout aupPQrt for a t39
million boad and $10 mllllon •late
)OQ eleetioeJh)f 11, alf.bOulbODO
truateevoted aaalnat It tarllw. ~~~~~Ffl Jan Overton opposed tbe M., NI 31 elec:tt011 when 1t cabH before
the achool board March 1, oo the
eve of the March 8 elecUon In
wbJcb •be wu runnJ.n1 for ....
election.
''The other three leorntd to soy 'Mommy' first.
Wonder how PJ learned to say 'Daddy.' ''
"I WANT TO JlfAJ<E lt very
clear to tbe community that I am
100 percent behind Ult bond elec·
lion," abe said tbJa week. "I vot·
ed aaaloat it because I thought the timlns wun't riabt, not
becauae I don't 1upport the elec·
tlon."
-----------------Board president Ted Kopp said
the bond elect.loo ls a chance for
diJltrict voters to provide esaen·
Ual bouatn1 for the dl1trlct'1
srowtni number of students the
cheapest way possible.
.
V a,seline Product
Recalled by FTC "Our tax rate will stay the
same whether the bond wue ta
approved or not," Kopp said. A&
loaa • U. Capistrano acbool en.. trict ii OG Mate ICbool bulldlni
aid, he laid, tbe diltrtct tax·
payen are obUtated to a to-cmt ta•nte.
11IE tu lllWON In atate ald already appl'Oved b1 district
voterw wUl nm out thil ~ear, aald Superintendent Jerome
Thormky. The d.iltrtct hu made
•s>plleatlona to borrow $10
muuon. and th1I bu been ap.
proved by the 1tate. It now re-quiree district voten approval
May SL
Tb• tax rate will stay the
11me, whether jt ls to pay back
the $8.5 mUUGll or to pay back
tbat amount and whatever addi-
tional state aid the d.iltrlct ac·
cepts up to $10 millloc, ll the state
bulldina loan ii approved May 31,
Tbomsfey aaJd.
.. Once we have qualified,
u long u we have voter ap-
proval, we can maintain a •table tax rate," be aakl.
"IT SBBllS IBONJC that a two
thi.rda vote ii required to pass a
WASHINGTON CAP> -Arecall of4,500bottJes
labeled Vuellne lntenalve Cue Baby OU bu been
ordered by the Federal Trade Commission.
· .. , Pl'O oUIOiala aatd the bottles, bearing lJle code
number '1°'G, actually contain shampoo, whJch
could cause akin lrrltatlon if rubbed onto a baby.
Fonds Fan .Short ·
The Items were dlstrib~ nati.o.nwide. of· ficlals said. ·
SACRAMENTO <AP>-Tbeatate.baaeoQected
only $80,HS from crlmlnala out ot •· 7 mlllloe it bas
.paid since 1967 under the-program for-vtctlms ot"
violent crimes, an audit saya. They said the products shouJd be returned to the place of purchase. Assemblyman Mlke Cullen <t>-Uac Beach),
chairman of the Joint Audit Com.,Uttee, aald the .-----------. program 'a record ls ''dilappolntlq. ••
License
DAR ES SALAAM,
Tanzania (AP) -The
people of the Tanzanian
bland of Zanslbar now
need a Uceme tO drink.
Travelers from the
aplce-growlng island,
which lies o(f the Tanza.
nlan coast, s aid the
Ucensing r equir ement
became effective the
first of this month.
Zanzibar authorities con-
tacted by telephone con·
firmed that a license is
needed but declined to give detaill.
Cad.Ulacs to Go-Cuti
Whatever the Fad The prouam pennita the state to pay up.. to
Roll 'em off the market $23,500 to a victim of a violent crime for medical~ •
With a Clauifled Ad pen.es, loes of wag ea or 1upport. Job retralnlq and Call Now I 6'2·S878 attorney fees.
In
Yoar
TllA VELE RS FROM
Zanzibar said an annual
drinking license cosia 95
cents and that to set one
a citizen must apply to
hia or her employer or
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typeao!hardaplrlta.
C -Beer only but as
much as you want.
D -Only a limited
number of beers.
THE NEW reeuJatiOQ
does not apply to via·
ttors, the travelera aaJd.
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Unite d R epubllc o f
Tanzania. but the Island
makes itl own Jaws.
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Marine. Gets-=Six
Years iD-:Slaying
El Toro Marln'e Terry Alan Corfleld bu been
sentenced to six years in state prison !or the part he
played in the killing or a felltnv Marine at the
Orange County base.
Sup&ior Court Judge Kenneth William.a or-
dered the prison term !or Cotfield, 21, who was
found guilty of second degreemurder.
CORFIELD'S alleged companion in the alaytn1
or Marine Patrick Michael McCone. 20, is n~ on
trial in the same courtroom afttt being granted a
separate trial.
Corfield and Robert Jones, 22, were arrested
Nov. 17 after the strangled body of McCone wd
found on a grusy slope in the El Modena area.
IT WAS successfully alleged during Corfield's
trial that he choked McCone to death in the El Toro
barracks room and then dumped the body in El
Modena.
Deputy District Atrorney Dave Carter sald
Jones' alleged role in the killing of McCone will be
revealed during the current trial.
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Deatlu Elsewhere
CORONADO (AP) -Marines and received
Marine Maj. Gen . French and American
Aloboa1e "Freaclay" medals !or heroism dllr·
DeCarTe, 84, decorated lnC the battles of Verdun,.
!or World War I battles, Chateau Thierry,
died Tuesday in Belleau Wood and
Hightstown, N.J . He Argonne. E;~~~~~
served 33 years in the
Swntnrrt&L u. ..
wtm:U.. CMANL
427 E. 1Tth St.
Co1t1 Mesa • &4M888
Santa Ana Chapel 518 N Broldway
S1nt1Ana • 647 .. 131
...c1•cmt1as
IMl"ntl' MCMlTUAll'Y CS27Maln St.
Huntington Beach
638-f539 -
For the
Record .......
A SJ.• million con-atruetion contract U> In·
· crease the capacity d
ttie Santa Alla RiHr
ch.an.Del between H\mt· TllB ROJEcr wlll lnstoa Beach and Costa run from Garfleld
Mesa hu been aJ>proved Av•nue to 3,100 feet
by Orance County to~tholAdam.tAveoue.
Swervison. At ~ prt ot tbt 1'he project, designed projee~ tQPUVilon ap.
U> lncreue the channel ~ved ~ for _replac·
capacity from 25,000 to lnJ u_. Mapi1 Avenue.
40,000 cubic feet per Brld1eoverthertver.
second, is amonc $7,3
mlJUon in projects
David Barron of
Southern Callfornla'
Collete in Cotta Mesa
THAT PllOJECI' and
related cbaruMl work in
the bridge area ls ex·
pected to coat $2.3 mlllloa.
Tbe tblrd phase of the
channel work calls for ln·
creaalnl c~clty of tho
IN Ol'll8a ACTION Tu.lday.~ap.
proved '513,122 contract
for wfdeotns the
H'llmilton Avenue·
Victoria Street river
brld1e between Hunt-tncton Beach and Costa
Mesa.
W. F. Maxwell Jnc. of
San Dteto was tho low
bidder. Plans call for ex·
pand1n1 the briqe from
two lanes to tour. The
cltle. pl~ U> widen tbe
1tteeta on either side ot
the briqe, a report U>
aupervtsOrt 1aid.
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• IR Medical
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By lllARCIA FO BERG ·-Delly~-autf Mavil 'l\orp'a been busy.
Tbe l&-ye.ar..old already bu
had a paper route, learned to
,play the plaDo, been an exchanc•
student In Aluka, traveled in
Mtxlco and taken two years of
German in school.
She's chosen a career, won
conte•t• for essay wrltlng,
become a competent camper arid
backpacker aod earned a Glrl
Scout badses. (Porty-six ii the
most a ICOU1 c.an accumwate.)
The eopbomore from Marilla
Hilb School in HunUnstoa Beach
la celebratine berninth year• a
Girl Scout with a apeclal ~'ent
this summer.
Miss Thorp bas been cliOien
t·
:Success: $ •
·Right Way
~OtJR Way
By JUDlTR OLSON The center, whitb opened ita
0tt11en..•r~11 .. si.11 dOOl'S Jast month at 445 E. 17th
Your l\ICCe,.f\ll UI• -d'• o com-St .• Suite E, grew out of a need blnation o/ QOOd heollh, .a IJtJf1PI/ observed by five women who bad
~_.,.~~.19l">WMgoob., ~Ii~'" !9UI!>~·--·-.· · ... tlt1mtquatM that~~~ a~~;;; ~:i--=
~JIO"'' aatwe in •· A~~ were seeking help in pareoUD.J that balance u what tM Lhnng Sue-and marriaee problems~ wel&bt
ce" Cenkr ia about. control and future planning, so
• • • the five envi&ioned a central
Americans, in one sense, have place where aid fot any problem
a much ea.siel' life now than ever could be found.
to participate ln a Girl SCout
Wider 0pPortunlt.1 tn Omaha,
Neb .• for two wffb 1ia June. The
Hmlnar will be holW St.
M al')t'a Collete.
She will join J:so itrll from the
United States and other countries
for a fint-ba.Dd look at the world
of health care and a varlet)' ol
medical fteldl.
She knowl 1be want.I to 10 Into
medicine, but admits that she
tan 't quite ceiU1n enct11 wbicti
area to pursue.
''That'• on.e of the objects of
the Wider OpPortunJty -to help me decide what I really want·to
do," aheexplalned.
Her specialty right now is
physical therapy. Through 1he
Career Intern Program CCIP) at
her high school, she eets class
credit for workine an hour and a
half a week ln the err ward at
Huntington lntercommunity
Hospital.
She loves it. "It's fna. Durin&
Easter vacation I wu the only
one who showed up. 1 wouldn't
mlJs my day at the hospital," she
said witbentbu.alum. ,
"I put my first hot pack on a
patient the other day,"· aho
added.
Mlu TborP noted that uap is
worthwhile becaute it &lves 100 ·a chance to work.in )'OW' netct encl
see if you really wan to 10 Into
that career." ,
She admitted that the Idea
of atudyln& to be a doctor ls allur·
ing. "Back in slxth crade I read a
book on becomlne a doctor. to aee
what J was up ae.inst," sbe re-
called. 1be thouaht ls •Wl there, dangUng like a carrot on a stick.
She's Jooking forward to the
Omaha event, perhaps
because some of the topics mlgbt
help lead her to a decision.
•'The medical and student
nurses rap seulon ls appealing,
and I wonder what 'therapeutic
surprise' is," ahe a aid.
Other acUvlties will Include
Fifteen-year-old Mavis Thorp
is proud collector of patches
and badges on jacket
tour nc department• in a
hOlpltal, TblWlC public MrVlce •ae.ocJ61 that are related to the
healtb care fieldl IDd •etina the Air Force'• stratelic Alr Com-mand fldlity, I
Toarln• SAC 11 another. moUvatar few MIU Tborp. tlnce
she p1Di to alilt 1n the A1r
l'orct, B.cauaed the cott of col·
Iese now, I wut to Set my eduea·
tloo from UM; armed 1ervtce1:·
•h••ald,.
"In the l\lr Foret you can
become a pbyS!cal therapl.at and
they can get YoU on your way to a
DlediCal doctol''I detfff. l'm not
alw•I.S pocsltive, bUt for now the
Atr Force la my number one
choice." ·
Next year, u a junior, she
"plans to look into everytblng."
But today, the Oklahoma-born
teenager ii "ready to ro to
Om aha, except for minor detalla
like Settlnl her clothes ready and
packiQI,' •Joked ber motber.
Tbe dauabter of Eldon and
Marilyn Thorp noted thot thelra
la quite a acout.Lng la.mil.)'.
... Dad wH a Boy Scout
leader, Mom la leader of two Oirl
Scout troopt. my slJter la 1n my
mom •1 troop and both my
brother• have been ln Boy
Scout.I.
' "Before scouts, we were all In
Jndlan Maldena at the YMCA, ..
Min Thorp recalled.
With a sincere 1mlle, shia
added, "I love scouts because
1 ·ve met some marvelous people,
been to pJacet 1 never would have
cone to otherwise and l 've
learned a lot ofskills ...
She can .. tie knots probably as
well as any boy,.. but she also
possesses a ereater .. skill" for
one ao YoUDI -an awareness or
tbeworldandberfutureinit.
a:AANDERSON, Editor
Thurwdlay. May 5. 1877 Bl
before. Almost no one haa to All of the five elth•r are
w_orf1 about the basics of sur· professionals or have studied in
v1val aucb as food, shelter or their special areaa enenslvelJ,
clothing. and they plan to augment their But in anothel' sens., life ls expeitlae with autborlUes from
much n\Ore dlfflcult because of other areas
the faater pace and the many Linda R~. for example. lJ a
Discussing classes in effective parenting are staff
members (left to right) Tobey Yoches, Linda Adams and
Linda Reed with Jeremy Yoches, 1, and Andy Adams, 9 months.
more choices which must be marria&e and ramtly counselor;
made. Tara Bieler it a profestloaal Ui
How does one, for example, com.cnunications, and Toby
ar and raise happy ch&ldreo, Yodes and I.Jnda Adams have .
develop '-oals and obJectlves studied blrthing and parenUna
which sUJt hJs or her nature. problems 1n depth.
people are holdlpg.
''Un.leis people chance their
basic tiablt pat.terns and the way
they think about food they'll
never lose and keep il off.
harmonize famUy and JH!rsonal "All of us also have been pr.c· relationships, eat right, lose llsine yoga for 1 number of
weleht naturally and sleep bet· years," Ma. Reed said. "We m.
ter? t d hot-· • ''We're uaing the basic prin-
ciples of yoea -positive action
patterns. ways of dlrecUng and
controllin& the mlnd. As the
person la ready, we change his
protratn.
Th ti 11 .. _di corporaeyogaan 1>IYC ve1· ese ques ons w1 ue II·
cuaaed durlne classes at the Llv One of the ereatest demands so
lne Success Center, a new en· far ft for classes in weight con·
terprlae in Costa Mesa, which is trol •. which wlll be Ma. Bleitr'a
aeared to helplne people tneet In· area. "We don't use a diet." she
dlvldual "requirement.. for auc· said. "We work with the mind to
eaa." find out what klnct of attitudes "It'• a peraonallied pro·
By DENNIS McLBLLAN which lie shared observations of °' ... ~,."-~ the writer'• Ille and personality
Dr. Robert Montgomery of the and reaet excerpts from several
UCI English Department and'hf1 of his novels.
family were in London several Wau&b, who is something of a
years ago when his son requested cult figure ln England, if perhaps
something amusfnt to read. · best known 1n this country for
Monteomery found several ''Tho Loved Onet, .. a satire of
bookl by Britlah aitlriat El'elyn the funerAl lnduatry, which grew
Waugh. And ror the next several out of viaJu the author made to evenings tbe couple listened to thelraon "chuckUn •. " Forest Lawn ln Glendale.
About a year and a halfpaieed "ltwuanovellst'agoldmlne,"
and the boy contJnued readlnC remarkedW1upatthetime.
and cbucklini. promptlnc hlJ • Actually, lt waa the entire
father to finally pick up one oUhe . spectrum of 20th Century Ule -
bookahlmaell. ~nd ill ablurdlUes -that
"It wut0 Monteomery .-aya ot Wau mined for hls flct.lon. And
his diacoven Of the world of ng tbrouah It all ii hls vlew
Evelyn Wau•h, "a treat that "man, by nature, ta In exlle
pleaaure:• and will never ~ aelf-aurnclent
Mont1on1ery's ·~discovery" and oosnpleteon Uli• earth."
WH made pubUc iurlng a UCt Tb• phyatcal portrall ~own and 01>wn meotin , ln Mon omery drew of Wauch was
gram using things which inspire
them."
The center also was developed
because the women believe a
mor'e penonallzed klnd or help lJ
euentlal in guiding people
toward successful lives.
"There's no rtght way," Ms.
Reed maintained. "We haven't
taken the individual lnto account.
Success means somethin1 dif •
f erent to everyone.''
The center now la belng finan·
from 1 photograph of the writer
taken five years before b.la death
ln 19et. 1t 1bow1 "a small, hall·
petulant mouth set between
heavy jowls.
'"l'heeyes bue out, maldn1hlm
look like an atlnt Radar O'ReU· ly. He was stout, aour of temper·
ment and took barbiturates for
bablwal lnsomola."
Not a flatterlne picture,
but one that seem.a to fit these
typically urdonlc tboucbte
found tn Wauab'• diary of tho
period:
_ .. Natlona ti ave no adult llf e.
Tbey alcken and die the day they
comeofage.••
-"It ls Impudent and exorbl·
tant to demand tru~ from the
lower clauee.."
-In 1184 WauJh'• trtend Ran·
dolph Cburchm had a lune r•
moved. Jt was llDJlOUft _ th
----~"""'"'._...._.....__...;...trouble wu not .. mall~."
'J ,
Remuttd Waugt'I: •m w a
typical triumph of modern .....,_--~~~~" ___ ........,,.~lclt DC to find th ODJj put Of
cially SUPPorled largely by two or
the staff' members, who also
spend most of their free time
w6rldnt on the concept (they
both hold fUl.l·tlme jobs too) but
they hope the lees 1900 will start
paying the bills.
Counseling will be $20-25 per
session and groups will ranee up
to $50 for a aix·week eJus in suc·
celsful parenting ..
Staff memben emphulie that
theirs is "not a realty proiram
but a very practical. pra1matic
approach." Classes and eroups
will be added u the need arises,
tbe.Y added.
Their basic premise is that
whatever a person does is okay
and in their froups and counsel·
inl 1eaaions, they "start from an
okay place.''
Further Information. class
1cbedules and appointment.a for
personal interviews now are
available at the center. 645-296'.
-LY PILOT
·Dru .ms
Stick
To It·
Drumming up a
collection of drums is
New York's Public Library, which has
snared a display ot off.beat miniature
drums.
The animals, toy soldiers and unusual
figures wind up,
move. and send out
' musical sounds.
Although each
halls from a diff ereot
country, they all
march to the same beat. Far from hum·
drum, they range in
size from one inch to
15 inches and are
part of the Terry
Mayer drum beater
collection.
The assortment
origlnated-10 years..
ago, and all the drum-
·mers are artifacts
from the 20th Cen-
tury. And now, a lit-
tle drum roll .•. Ta
Dahl
4
BJ EUIA ISODECK
A croup of women at a
luncboon recently w•re tn
bystertca ovor a letter that waa
betne passed around.
As lt turned out. tt .... letter
from a dau1btor·l.D·Jaw ad-
dreued to a new pandmotber-
ln-law res~ her forth~
lnl baby-aittlnl chores.
Tbe letter wu alX' pagea loae.
Th• flrat two paracraphs were
elven over to social ameniUea
and the time of arrival.
From then on, it wu a 1tead7
Ult of needs.
"Please add more U1htk tor
changing crib and bumper pads.
The last Ume, lt wu Inadequate.
"Four boxes of daytlllle
dJapera for a 19-pound infant.
.. 1 eallooakim mUk. Makuure
the date ii recent f01' freabneu.
.. Plenty of moUturtzed towels
and plastic ba11 for dirty
diapen.
"Bottles may be wubed ln tbe
dllhwuher. However, nipples
and cape must be dono by band.
Push water throueb bolo In nip.
pie to make sure lt work.I.
•' Phlaoderm soap.
"Vallla ice ereem.
"Two pluUc paila and a brge
buket for laundl'Y. Commercial
washer and dryer may be used.
"No peta in room being oc-
cupied by the baby.
"Phone must be off the boot
while baby is sleeping.
"Rectal thermometer should
be shaken down after each using
and stored ln alcohol
•'Do not pla~e cfib under•t.
"Keep to1I ID plastic baa when
JlOt betn,c uaed.
"Sprinkle baby powder on
handi and D0t dJnctJ.y OD area to be POWdered. ••
And eo Jt wen.t. We all laQICbed
and finally I eal~. "Sbe'1 ~
youon,llD'hbef0 :
She •book her head. "When the •
baby waa born she taid. 'Be sure
to put )'OUI' hand behlnd hls bead
to support him. When they're
first bOrn they can •t aupport
tbemseM:s.' I told her, 'Tbat·s
f\l.Dny. When mJ IOD WU born be
welshed m pounds ud could
dribble a bultetba111.••
"So, what a.re you iotn1 to
do?" ukedoneofthowomea.
4*wtfat every crandmoCber
does. I'm Jolng ~ an4 buy four
boxes ol daytime diapers for a
U.pound lnlant. Philodenn 10ap.
two plaatic pails, a nipple
bullcloser, and 15poundaofeottan
1wab stlcka to clean out two eara
and ~nostrili." .
Sbe folded the letter carefully
and added, "It se~nna like a lot or
fiddllu around for a baby stay.
jog &irnight... .
. .
Calendar Potpourri Inviting Libra
Home Focus
FRIDAY, MAY&
By SYDNEY OMA.RR
ARIF.5 <March 21·Al>ril 19): You get good
news where profession, promotion are con·
cerned. In personal life, you may feel put upon by
one who is not carrying a fair share of
responsibility.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Lunar aspect
coincides with travel, written communications,
KAREN KROGSTAD
evaluation o( long.range plans. Your creative Dates capabilities come into focus. Limitations are re-
moved.
GEMINI (May 21-.Tune 20): Concern with
FOREST ROME
AUXJUAllY: Southern
California members will
hear Sarah Jepson
Coleman speak at noon
Thursday, May 19, in the
Beverly IWton.
She ii the author or six
books ranging from
management of in·
du.atries to evaluation or
personnel to reli1iou1
questions and answers.
ReservatiOQS may be
made with Mrs. Willard
Brown. 548-3911, or Mn.
Bu Gc!rdoa, m.9217. mystery or occult is accented. Financial status T Id
of partner or mate is spotlighted. Refuse to be I 0
trapped by red tape or "office politic.." AR TS FESTIVAL:
CANCER (June 21.Ju.ty 22): U you don't The City of Newport
know what to do, do nothing. Forces tee! to be Beach will 1ponsor an
scattered. Be versatlle, d~play eenae of bumor University of Southern arts festival Friday-
-entertain and be entertained. Soclal activity California graduates Sunday, May 20-22, at
accelerates. Karen Sue Krogstad and Faablonlsland.
LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Concentrate on basic Willlam Trevor Hen· In addiUoa to mimes,
issues, become familiar with special services, denhot wtll be married maglciana 1>U»pets and'
matertal that Is available. Employment. health, June 5 ill ceremonies at clowns, there will be
aponsor a one-day ~
ference ualng thehollatic
approach to conacloua·
nesa-raiaing of the body,
mind and aplrtt.
The Body Faire is
planned for 8:30 a.m. • 6
p.m. Saturday, May 21,
in the OrvUle Wri1ht
Junior High School,
Westchester.
Authors Emily
Coleman and Paige
Mitchell will speak.
Reservations may be
made with the institute,
(213) 641-2911.
ln pediatric respiratory AL co e o LIS M aent the impact of
care, medical research SEMINAR: Women-alcohol on our lives,
and improved paUent Live Better Naturally b t o 1 o g l c a 1 1 y , caF~~alsowlllbeused will be presented at 10 psychologically, emo·
f h d d a .m. Saturday, MAy 7, at tionally and socially.
or t e In epen ent Saddleback Community More information ls
Order of Foresters Hospital. available by callln1
Florence Hallum Tb · will Mfr'l706. Prevention of Chfld __ e_s_es_s_io_n __ _,P_r_e-_________ _
Abuse Fund. Lynda
Carter, television's
Wonder Woman, will
serve as honorary
chalrman. Coming Soon to Westcliff Plaza Interested persons can
call the Lung Associa·
Uon, SSS.LUNG, for in· formation on being a
BIKB·A·TBON: The rider or sponsoring a
LungAlloclaUon and the rider.
Independent Order of TOASTMISTRESSES:
Foresters will sponsor a Lu 01.aa Club memben
Blke·a-tbon Sunday, wW meet at 7:30 p.m.
May 22, to raise funds for Wednesday," May u.. ID
the Lung Aasoclatloo the MerCUI')' Savings and
breatb-pvtq procrama Lo~Hunun,tonBeacb.
.. the sharing of interests are spotlighted. Study the bride'• bome to M>DIS, dmce and drama. ·;·fm~~~~.n. Downey. E,ntry form• for ~-./~~~;21>l_"%!!:r.:·~.:!!1~;:·: .. ::~~~~=~l~~51~~k4B~~~~-!'!.__~~ · ~ .. 11,-~.1r,~-;.~
Means you are vital, dynamic, capable now of Kro,.uid. Downey, and all Newport Beach and l!ngagemenfS ·1mprinting style. Be ready for quick cban1e of Mr. and Mn. Trevor R. public Utranes .. f;I
scenery. Getldeaa on paper. Hendeubot, Newport
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cL 22): Home base 15 Beach.
more important than usual; time to check atruc• • • •
ture, be aware of what ls planned for future -Ch111topber Brady Ul-
cspeclally concerning business and family. lom of San Jose and
SCORPIO (Oct 23·Nov. 21). Ability tosenae, formerly of Laeuna
to predict accurately Is enhanced. Overcome ten· Be a c b w 111 cl a Im
dency to brood. You can correct "bot.benome" Ka tbleen Fletcher
situation. Key istodefineterm.s. McCourt u bi• brlile
. SAGITl'AIUVS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Accent on d~~ ceremonies
· monev. orunlzation, becomin4 aeriously ln· pl far July 30 In :volved with project, situation, andlvidual. Camu, Wash.
ALPHA Pm ALU11· NAE: The Central
Oranp Count) chapter
wlll iutall ofCicera at
noon Saturday, May 21,
ln tbe Maaic Pan
reataw-ant, South Coat
Plaza.
More Information ta
nailable from Mra. Loil
Chapman, 998-0639.
. CAPRICORN CDcc. 22·Jan. 19): Opportunity Ml 11 Mc Court,
:exists to eain greater recogn1llon, to spread in· dauibttt ol the James AMERICAN FIELD
formation, product over a wader area. Earl Mc:Cow1.a of Van-SE.RVICE: The Estancia
AQUA&JUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Avoid bdn« couver. will receive her JlJ1b School chapter wUI
"trapped" into conflnlna situation. Give younelf BS deo-lll bk>logy and present an lnternatlonal
room to experiment, lo acljust baaed oa feedback chem(atry from Lew la buffet diDDer at 7 :30 p.m.
of 1ddlUonal lnformatJon. and ClarkColleee. Saturday, May 21.
PISCES ffeb. 19-March 20): Do what you Her ft&nce II th• son of Nore lnformaUon 11
feel, noc. necesaarlly what <>then dictate by what Dr. ud Mn. WUUam L. avail.able from Mickie
they term "Ioele." Ullom ot Su Jose. He la Shapiro, 546·1192, or r~=~~li~~ilii~~~~~iii a iraduat.e of La1una Barbara Mauldin,
" We hlYe I WID 2 feet tong by 10 feet high
flU of stacb and stacks ind stacb of J••• In 1 vartety of fabrics and &tytes.
Jeacb Hieb School and ~.
wtll rJcelve bl1 BA
dearee lo Enclhh BODY FAJaE: The
literature fl'om Lewis Women's JnaUtute and
andClartt. Health Center will
A bMutlful csd, in album
for the precjOOs pldUl'M, a
IOY9ty ~nted thlmble or Of'9 Of .._,lnwk"t _,....
bath frlQlaacta -gifts for.
----• Mother to enlO)I,
PAPER ·uNLfMlfED.
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To avoid disappointment. pl'Olpedlve bridn are reminded to have their w,eddlng
storlH with black and white 1lo11Sy
photographs to the Daily Pilot People
Department one week before the weddln&.
Pictures recel\'ed after that tJme wW
not beuaed.
For eneaeement announcements lt la
imperative that the story.· abo accom·
panled by a black and white l)ouy plc-
ture, be submitted alx weeks or more
before the weddln1 da~: otberwtae lt wlU
not be published.
To help flll requirements on both wed·
ding and engafement storita. form1 are available ln al Da'1y Pilot omen. Fur·
tber quntlona will be aDIVr'ered by People
Department staff memben at 642""'321.
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DEAR ANN CANDERS: The sub-
Ject I'm'about to deal wllb ti very dit·
flc&tlt to di.scun lD pffiit but I'll do my
belt. lt'a rape
Tbe oaly way J tan deacrlbe the ex-
perience is to say it la the worsl1blal
Cthi• tide of mwder> that can.happen
to a woman. The emoUonal acars an
far from healed but aft.er iitenaive
therapy and aeveral karate lees6nl, I
am be'1Mlnl to feel human a,aaln.
At ant I dldn 't want anyone to kuow
-especially my parenia. They are
very conservative people, especially
when It comes to sex. You ml&ht say
they live in another age.
l wu afraid my mother would con·
aider me a whore and my father
would say I wu ruined beyond re-
demption. He is deeply religious and
views every catutrophe u a punlab-
mentfrom God.
I feel UIJ'Y, violated, bumWatecl
and dearaded. I am also f\lrious that a
dirty, low-down, good-for·notbiog
scum robbed me of my vireinity
which meant nothing to him and
everything to me. .
Fashions Focus on Funds
Please tell all females who read
your column that they ca.n do a few
things to protect. themselvea.
1. Walle in pain on well-Hehted
streets if ~u must be out at night. _ Laura Vausbiner (left} and Carolyn Scran-
ton, CHOC-ettcs of the Costa Mesa Punch
and Judy Guild view a Transport In·
cubator at Children's Hospital of Orange
County. Thcir organization will present a
fashion show and luncheon at noon Satur·
day. May 14, in the gardens of the Jerry
J ardinc home to raise funds for the
facility.
Peering Around
Awards Given
2. Don t walk near buUdiDIS;
I GOLD I CHAINS
THI MOST IMCllDllU LOW PIJCIS
TOU HA VI ff9l 5194
HUCH S&ICTIOMS TO CHOOSI .. OM
ALL SOLID I 4K GOLD
OllVE OVD TO SEAL IUC1t All SfI
US TODAY -IT'S WORTH T1f£ TllP!!
THE GREAT ANTIQUE
CHRIS KIEBLER. a
Corona del Mar High
School seruor. won first
prize and a $75 cash
fWard in the fiftee nth an-
nual high school
architectural design and
competition.
National Secretary I . FIVE & DIME STORE I
Week. ·-~~T 4')ft Ai?50 ~ She works for Larry '1U...u
Moorman at Integrated t.u41oH•
Marketing, Inc. ~;-=================!!
Clvll Grumbling ...
Gloomy Ou1
In the DAILY PILOT
Raplttl ottm larlt In dC>Ol'"#IYI and
alcoves. Walk near Ute atrfft
3. Take karato lenoM. This will .. 11•• you confidence and may even
aaveyourllfe.
•· If you 1et r~ In 1plte ot all the precauUom, contact your toc:al Rape
Crilla Center at once. They can glye
you the kind of help and e~Obal
support you need.
I know because l have -BEEN
THERE IN OHIO !>EA& OIDO: naak )'OU for an la·
formatlv• aad coua1eou letter. Yoa~e ddae your 1ooc1 deed for &he
da7.
D£AR ANN LANDERS: Do people
dream about their past? What I mean
is, lf a person dreams about
something does it mean lt bas already
happened?
My wife talks In her sleep almost
every nighL If abe is reciting from
memory, J'm 1otng to have a long talk
with her. .
"I've read a few articles on dreams
and decided l'd better check with you
before I ha.sale h r about a tew thlnis
that may NOT have happened.
Thankt, Morn. -GOTTA KNOW
DEAa GOTTA: Some people
dream abOut tllla .. lbf'Y Wl8R woald
bsppea. DoH this make you feel bet·
ter or wonet You're w h~ome. ~
I'm •«yoarmotlaer.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My friend
la 16 years old. Lisa flunked her
driver's test. She Ued to her folks
(said she passed) and takes the car
anyway.
The «irl is reallv a rotten driver •. The only thing she knows how to do LS
tum the radio on, get. the car started,
steer it and stop it. I am afraid to
drive with her but I don't want. to hurt
her f eellngs. Can you give me some
~-.. dvice!-NONAME
DEAR N.N.: Your Ille ls m<ll'e Im·
portut than the liar's feelings. Tell
Lin yoa refuse to ride with her uotll
1be learns bow &o drhe and bu a
tJceoae to prove she has earaed lbe
riCbt to be beblnd the wheel.
maderra hand embroidery your grandmother used to do
from Nuage
Fancy
dressing
Circle skirted
Short sundress sas
Two
pretty
pieces
Camisole &
floorlength
drawstring
skirt
s110
Westcliff Plaza Newporter Inn '
#10 Town & Country, Orange
Other winners were
Keith Cressman, Dana
Hill s, and Doug
Hamilton. Foothall. Chip
lfbsler, Corona del Mar.
won the best model
award and noi;ter Rawl·
Jngs was cited for his
study model.
MARY C. GIORDANO
received a masters
degree In dance from the
University of Michigan. t
The Corona del Mar , ..... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii High School graduate is
• The competition in
~olves students' solu
tjons to a design pro·
~lem . This year's pro·
~lem . devl1ed by
-rchltect Brian Jean·
the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Giordano,
Corona del Mar.
THE 40TH wedding an-
niversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Kelley. Hunt·
1n l{t o n Beach, was
celebrated with a mass
at Sts. Simon and Jude
Catholic Church in Hunt-
meton Beach, followed
by a cha mpagne
luncheon at the Balboa
Bay Club
Kelley 1s a probate tax
attorney and Mrs. Kelley
1s a member or th e
•• TON I AC ON F. , Or ange Count.y Grand
1 ·.r &eJtG.Hlor l · ~ Jur .•
~ ¥lle. involved a rural
lp'e station set on a cor·
1er lot faced on one i.1de liy a park and on lh<'
llher. a rcsldent1ul com
I\ unit~ .
,..,~~~--c'W ~ ..... ~ ~ Mar. an.ended a natl ol ,....,.___;;.. ____ .__..____...
con vention on caree r
education In Houston It
was sponsored by the
U.S. Office of Career
Education.
' DONNA GUNNELL, a
student at Southern
Methodist Unlvcr11ity in
Dallas, is a charter
member of the new Phi
Mu sorority chapter
. The daughter or the
Cal Gunnells of Hunt
ington Bea ch, s he
graduated from Edison
lllgh School and Oran&<'
~ast College
'XATIDE LVN White,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs
gdward G Whil e .
Newport Beach. h as
Completed five weeks of
it&tenslve trainm1 at the
American AlrUne Learn-tna Center in Fort Worth.
Tex.
She was choacn by h<>r
fellow claa1mat.es MS the
"Junlor b~dman" ot the
cla111. Mias White la a
1raduate of Newport
Ha.rbor High School and
OrangeCout Colle1e.
CATHIE GARVEY
was named Secretary or
the Week ln a compeU·
t.lon at 100 Newport
Buch area firms during
Ruth Carter Slaplrton
PRESIDENT'S
SISIER
SPEAKS
SUNDAY
vARD[N GROVF, <..A.
Ruth Carter Sulpleton, sister
ol Prc .. idcnt Jimmy Caner,
will be tht special auost of Or.
Robert Schuller at Garden
Grove Community Church
on Molhcr·s Day. Sunday,
M11y 8 Mother of four. Mrs.
Sl3ple1on will gharc t.he ~
cilcmcnt of her j~ous faith.
Jo1nin1 Mrs. Stapleton at
both the 9:30and 11:15 am serv·
ice will be Carol Lawrence,
Broadway and television star
·we In\ 1tc all mothers and
those who honor them to
hare thi'I beautiful day with
us: Dr. Schuller commented.
A dellahtru1 musical h1ah·
lights MSunday Nite c.tlebra-
tton· 11 7.30 pm.
Garden Grove Community
Church. comer or O\apm.ut
and Lcvras St. Near the juncuon
oftht Garden Grove. Onnae.
111d Santa Ana F~m.
Carol lowl?nr'
Week Sale
NYlON TWl!l!D SHAO
S4!1.
CUT a LOOP snu
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: A flock of eartbmovers can be seen· at a ·
!new townbome site on Walnut Avenue ad-
• :jacent to the new Heritage Park, also un-~ der construction. The former orange
~grove site, comidered part of the new Jeff: :rey Planned Community, will include 187 · . .
7 Coast
Heritage Park Townhomes being built by
Broadmoor and 89 townhomes, in the
moderate income range-, being construct-
ed ~ the Irvine Company's multifamily
divis1on.
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Students Public Auction:)
~,Sat. and Sun. evenings at 8 p.m.
DOORS OPEN AT 7 P.M. FOR JNSPECTION
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llonored
·seven Orange Coast I JEWELRY CHINA CRYSTAL I area studenta have re-I . , I ceived recognition for 1 Plus hundreds of othe: items of fumlturd, objeta d a.rt. etc. I
contributions to the I Merchaqdise consigned from oul·of·pawn, bankruptcies, court-ordered I
Orange County Science I sales, banks, etc. I
and Engineering Fair I M ed f . f I during the awards pro-ov or converuenoe o sale lo: 1
gram held in Full*:.rton. · ~ -< .Michael Lesser of NEWPORTGALLEIUES.LTD.
L~guna Beach High 25(2 W. Coast Hwy.
~hool was a CinJ~ place Newport Beach. Californla 92883 ~inner ror science (714)845-2200 biters. I
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~wport Harbor High
btth received awards for
c ontributi o ns in
mathematics and com-
pliters. ·
Ch.ma by Limoges. Wed9ewood, Rosentha.J and others; hne European
and American cut crystal and art glass; porcelain figunnes, bronzes; fine
furniture; chandeliers and one ol the largest displays of bne jewelry In the
southland. Everything from 20 caral diamond sohl&res to gold neck chains. •• .Honorable mentions
w,re awarded to Dean
Oiiver, Huntington
Beach High School; and
David Rosener, Joe Beck
a nd Kevin Hawley of
Newport Harbor High
School.
· Rebuilding Set
LOS ANGELES (AP)
-The County Board of
Supervisors has decided
to rebuild a San Fernan-
do Valley public hospital
destroyed 1n the 1971
earthquake. The board
approved 4 to 1 a $13.2
mntlon phase·one con·
traet for a new Olive
View Medical Cente r
Hospital.
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W • have selected these becdfful Jewelry Hems Especfallr for
Mother's DllctlfJrClally.prlcecl them for the
ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE! _____ P_E_N_D_A_N_T_S ____ ) ME/CG -14K Y/G multl~ored Jade
bangle bracelet. ALL~IT .HAINS 4958 -14K. O~ per Stat' with 5
diamonds -unu !I $99.
4862 -14K Y/G. 1/5 carat total weight
diamond heart.
$119.
2968-· 14K Y /G, 3-bells with 3 diamonds.
$69.95
4180 -14K Y /G broken golf club
$79.50
3917-14K WIG. heart shape, with .10 ct.
aiamonc[
$90.
4039 -14K Y/G diamond and emerald (2
diamonds, 1 emerald)
$275.
4029 -14K W/G diamond and blue
sapphire, triangular shaped.
$95.
4643 -14K Y /G filagree. unusual
mushroom design.
$50.
2964 -14K Y/G triple pyramid with 3
diamonds.
• $79.
· 4333 -14K W/G, teardrop design
containing .10 carat diamond.
$95.
4520 -14K Y /G Dove.
$30.
3905 -14K Y /G floral design .1 O carat
dfamond.
$75.
Contemp0rary style heart ahape with
diamond· 2 sizes to choose from.
From$40.
$275 •
ME/CG -14K Y/G Malachite bangle
bracelet. $315.
ME/CG • 14K Y/G Sodalite bangle
bracelet.
$275.
ME/CG -14K Y/G Chrysoprase bangle
bracelet.
$290.
ME/CG~ 14K Red Jade bangle bracelet.
$385. ..
2804 -Biwa cultured pearl necklace.
$85.
14K Y/G Smokey Topaz ring, leaf dftSlgn.
~150.
I . EARRINGS
5146-14KW/G Diamond .. 35ct. TW
$275.
4980 -14K Y/G, Diamond. Scalloped,
17 ct. TW .
$105.
4982 -14K Y/G, Diamond, Scalloped,
.50 ct. TW $~95.
5144 -14K Y/G, 4-prong, Diamond,
.40 ct. TW.
$325.
5143 -14K Y/G, Diamond, scalloped,
.76 ct. TW.
$825.
4825 -14K Y /G scalloped, .80 Ct. TW. .
. $875.
5142 -14K W/G. diamond. Scalloped,
·.95 ct. TW ~~~~iiit~=~df~j,1-•'-""' , ... ".II-'. t. ~ ... ~--~-~--S.t06lt ~ 32-S -~(4~~~~.~~~r1 ••· :
4522 -14K Y /G hand madft mounting set
with a perldot.
. $87.50
3444-18K Y/G Cltr1ne ToP&Z. terrtfl~ buy.
$42.
Unk
$275.
2417 -14,C Y/G charm bracelet. Perfect
forM~ ... $250.
3038 -Heavy 14K Y/G ct:hcelet. . $395.
4891 -'h ox. of 14K Y /G arm bracelet.
$150.
We also have ~ large \ ection of 14K
gold charms.
2531 -'Eleg&(rtfV atyltd 1,tY/G emerald bracelet.
$326.
Heavy 14Kv1G "S" chafn eta from
$35.
• 4670-14K Y/G tubular bracelet.
$89.
$395.
1.79 ct. TW •
S1,750.
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4984 -14K W/G, Diamond, 4-prong,
.50 ctlW. $325.
3968 -14K WIG; scalloped, Natural
blue Sapphires. · s1os.
4402 -Diamond, Emerald, and Rhodolite
Garnet earrings, Snowflake Design,
14K Y/G. $550.
Antique & Estate Jewelry -Beautiful •
rare. hard-to-f Ind pieces. Priced
unbelrevably tow. Words won't do it, you
must "see" this fine collection. . .
Opal Rings & Pendants -Our 2nd moat
popular gem atone. See our tremendous
selection.
. Priced from $35. to S500.
Opal & Diamond "Cameo'' Ring.
Exquisitely carved semi-black fiery opal
w/3 brilliant diamonds In handmade 14K
yellow gold mtg .
Sterling Sliver & G.F. Neckchafns
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Ster11ng suver Bracelets
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...,. 8. Mallac bas been nil.med assistant
~aQMr and operations otflcer u the Bm fll
Newport. He wu previously employed by City Na·
tloeal Bank for five years, !DOit recently u uai&·
tut Hibler and operaUona olflcer at the Beverly ~office. • -• -
• • The followlnl penoonel have bea named to
-a.u Cuwell bu been named editor. He II form• edit« Of • •
-llm'i7 lltil~u bas beeit named ~anl&IDi
editor. He II form• manaclnl editor ot SeL -lluiJ IAIHJ bu been DaG>ed aenlor editor.
He wu uaoctated wtth Rudder and la former edlfor
Of Ski1nc and Ski ma1az.lnes. ~
and produetauJ!POR ~in moN tb.an 100 ma· Jo:r U.S. ad Caadlan,cW. aDd la the United
Kln1dom, Bel11um, Lunmbow'1. Switzerland,
France, Ital>' and West Germany. The company
a1H b11 dlltrtbuton ln Australia, Holland, Japap,
Norw&J, SoutbMrtta ed Veoe1uela. * .
0 1 ~ MoMIWfe, 1-., Newport Beacb, bu
announced tM tollOWlnj ntw staff apPolntees: -the 1taff of Bea Coaablui w1a. &w4der, th•
Nttwpent Beach pubUcallon that resulted from tho acq'11.altloQ ot Rudder macuine by CBS, Publlca-
Uoo1, pubU.ber of Sea map.alne:
-IUMJS •· llyme hu been named national marketina director. Ho II former advertlalni dlrec· tor of Sea. . * WUDam B. Patt.oo. former aenJor marketing ex·
Carl N. er Newpc>rt Be~ll,; hu Men named ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ preilct.eftt ana chief executive of. -
-Tlleodore a. Blader has been named PUbliaber. He Joined CBS tn 1171 and la former pre·
aideat Of Bond, Parkhurst and Bonet Inc.
eeutlve for Honeywell InformaUon Systems, has
jolned JISI Data Corp,. Coeta Mt1a. u Vice preai· dent. markeUnc. He dire~tl a ataff of sale1, service
' Unit Opem
fleer. Me bec11De a director of
the eompany In July 1976 and
wu named chairman of Ule ei·
ecutlve committee ila September
of that year.
He ls former senior officer
and d.lrector of the Glen Alden
Integrated Data Corp.,
Costa Mesa baa an·
nounced '1Product
Engineering" as a new
department headed by
Donald A. Savitt. Ob·
Jectives include re·
search, development and
deaicn of micro com-
puter equipment and re-
lated peripherals for the
small busine ss
marketplace.
Cotp. and presldent and chief
eicecutJve olltcer of BVD Com· ...... pany, Inc .. Scrlpto Inc., Sealy
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Singer's career beean wilh the Seara and
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became the youngest executive 1n the company.
-Robert M. Waaleko, Newport Be~cb, hu
been named executive Vice president. He ii for.mer
general aalu manaaer for American Motors
Corporation.
UPS Granted
Increase in Rate
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -United Parcel
Service has been granted a $7.9 million annual rate
increase by the state Public Utilities Commission.
UPS had asked last Nov. 12 for a $12.6 milllop
hike in revenqes, lhen returned later for partial re·
lief because commission hearings on the request
had not been completed.
In granting the Tate increase Tuesday, the com-
mission said it. waa preventing a $2.2 mllllon lo8•
because the record showed the firm hu had higher
eosts, includlne increased wage and fringe benefits.
A HEARING WAS HELD Feb. 24 and another is
scheduled May 17.
The new rates, efrective on five days' notice,
would raise the per package cost from 60 t.o 68 cents
inside the local freight areas of San Francisco and
surrounding counties and Los Angeles. Per-pound
costs would be boosted from S t.oS.9centa.
All other Shlpments in California would in·
crease from 66 cents to 68 cents per package with
cur rent zone fares ranging from 6 t.o 12.1 cents a
poul'ld gomg up to range of 6.4 to 12.9 cents a pound.
Dividend Declared
Directors of Bank of Newport, Newport Beach,
have declared a 10 percent atocl< dividend for
stockholders of record as of May 9. It ls the second
10 percent stock dividend in the last year and will
consist of approximately 82. 750 shJres of stock.
Prices Shattered
to tractions of
List Levels! !
Enormous Selections
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'~Are Causing Significant Cluiligea'
87 TIM Aaeoela&ed Pra. vet~ r, uys overnl&bt 1petul1Uvo profita of In Nawport Be.~h. a condOmlhlum aaleaman $10 000 and $20 ooo are not unCOJSlmon. -....
tellJ a pl'Olpectlvo buyer I.hat the prc>Ject'• $150,000 'A1td, wnoie company haa stated lotteries'° al· unlm are all told. But for *3~. ht edda, the buyer toe t.e 111 new home. 1mon1 thou.land.I ot p~pec·
could be "PUt ln touch11 wtth f .new owner who tJve buyera, 1ay1 apeculatora art a lartt lactor {n
mtcbtbe wSlllnf to Hll wltbout ever movln1 in. the market.
• "Approximately 30 percont of out pUJ'(?huera
A SMll'A AMA HOMEOWNE& puta his house were never plannlna to occupy the bomea they on t.h• block for •.ooo and find• a b\l)'er the same buy." ho 1oya.
day. '11\e next day tomeon. e1ae otren him m .ooo.
People art 1crambllnt to b~ property lo .. ONE-THIBD Al\E INVESTOltS ... pl1nJ\ln1 to
California, but a food many of them are 1peculatore hold the propert.J and enjoy lona•ranae lnveltmmt
to whom a houte la not go(q to be a home. Builders, benefits while renting the home ... but two-tblrda ot
developers and broken are amon1the1peculatlve the 1peculator1 merely mark the home up
buyera, but the proapect of fut and fat profita baa $10,000.$20,000 and turn to those unfortunate not to
allo creat.d a 1rowln1 number of amateur real win a home and extract black market pricoa from a
estate tycoooa who frequently resell a bouae even frustrated public."
beforeclotln1escrow. The pace of speculative buyta1 haa alto
·•SpecuJaton -investors is what they really aroused concern amon1 California bankers.
are -are deflnltely a bl1 factor in the housing '"lbole persona who are speculatiq in real
market and they are causln« alcnlncant chances in estate are buyln1 homes and reselllna them,
the price ot boualng," says Shirley Stephenson aa· sometimes makin1 thousands ot dollars profit, at
sistant vice president for research at Sec~ty the expense of perao°' buyina homes to Jive 1n,"
Pacific Bank. said Bob Willa, mana1er of the Real Etta~ Loan
"111E 8EASON THEY'RE JN THE houaing
market la the profit motive," shuays.
The median price of a home in Calllomi1t is
about '57,000, according to the Calllornla Asloela·
lion of Realton. Jn Orange County, slt.e or the most
frenzied buytn1, the average price of a new home is
$107 ,21', up 24 percent In the last rune months.
"I have been in the businea&since 19SO and J 've
seen the houslne market go up and down five or slx
time.," says Donald K. Olson, president of Forest
E. OJ.eon Realtors, a statewide firm. "But I have
never seen anything like the appreciation we're see· ln1 now."
THE EXACI' EFFECT OF speculaUon on bous·
in1 prices la hard to meuure. Some expert.a
estimate that 40 percent of new homes are
purchased by speculators; others believe their ac·
llvity la concentrat'ed in a few areas.
"I think it.'a locall1ed in Orange County and, to
some degree, in the San Franciaco Bay area," says
California Real Estate Commiuloner David Fox.
"In terms ot new houam, sold statewide, it'• a
minor factor. Th& price l.ncreues are baalcally
because of a scarc:lty of houalng coupled with a
rather dramatic 1nf1aUoo in the cost.a of land, labor
and matertalJ." l
FOX SAYS HE SEES noth.lo& wrong with buy.
ing houses for resale rather than "personal oc·
Dlvlsion of Home Federal Savinp and Loan ol Sao
Diego.
.. WE ARE CONCERNED THAT lF the trend
tow~.;•peculat.lOn conUn , t a\•ett•o bom•
buyer wU1 buqueoted out ol the mark t."
Bankert and realtora •r that thoM hurt
most by ak,y~ket.lna prtcos sre yount cOQJ>ln
seektns to buy their nrtt house.
·~·problom wltb a yoWltt'r couple ll \bat •
tt••y're ~ able to att lnto a homo ~auae lt re·
qulree a tars• down payment and even then the pay-
ment.I are eolnl to be tremendous.'' saya Joyce
Belli manaaer of the Northrtd1e office of Realty
Wor d, a atatewlde chalo.
A J'teent federal l.ncreue I.a rates· charced to
uvlnaa and lotn ueoclallons for money used In
loans hu already caused aome lenders to pull back,
aaya Anthony Frank11, president of the California
Savlnp" Loan League, who estimates that Clnan·
cial lnatituttona have withdrawn $500 million In loan
appllcat.lons 1lncethe rate hJke.
FRANKS TIDN'KS THE Lncreue, plus a large
number of new homes scheduled far completion thls
summer, wUl help cool hoWlini speculation. And
while he says the prices or 10me expensive homes
could tumble, Franks doesn't see any 1eneral col·
lapse comlne.
''We're not at the top of anythlna that's gorne to
decline sharply," he saya. "I have a stron1 feeling
that we're headed for a nice sort landing on this
Chloe."
\. cupancy. •
"The term 'speculator' has a ne1ative connola·
tion," he says. ''But people who own apartment
buJldinp or buy newly constructed ones don't OC·
cupy them -so are they speculators? Investors
who buy several single-family dwellings are doing
the same thing ..
. ·~~ ........ MANY OF THESE HAC1ENDA Hl!tQtM HOMEI AR! DESTINED FOR SPECULATORS
Speculative profits have angered some in the
construction industry, however , who say they are
made at the expense of the public.
KEN AGID, VICE PRESIDENT of sales and
marketing for Irvine Paclflc, the housing division of
the Irvine Company, Orange County's largest de-
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BJ SYLVIA.POSTSa
• I Few wom•n -•mqna the mUlionl whQ work or had
credJl hlltorles ot th lr own before maniace -bave t.Q. •
d•ndent credit recordt tod~. ,
For yeM'I. credit hiatory on moet Joint ucounta wu,... •
pottf'd to c~Jt bureaus only ht tho husband'• name. The
wife's nune served -Just as his bh1hdpte and a&rett ad·
dress -merely to diJtl.aeuilb b1m from other men of lbe • ,
aamename. t
But the situation LI chanain,.
ON roNE I, A CLAUSE ln the 1975 Equal Credit Op-
portunity Act wlll co into etfect under wbJch creditor• must
establish lndJvldual credlt hlltortes on busbaodJ aJ>d wiv• who share accountt.
How aignlficant la it ror a married woman, ahartni tc· .
counts with her busb&Ad, to eatablilb her own credU lden-. Ucy? I
Exceedingly IO.
According to the U.S. Cenlus Bureau, of
100 typical American
women 21 years of aee.
six will never marry; of
lhe 94 who will, 33 will
,see their first marriages
end in divorce, ot the re·
Money's
Worth
maining 61 who stay married, 46 will outlive tbelr husbaocla.
Thut, 8S out or the 100 women will be on lhelr own at 101no
time in the future.
Since, therefore, mosl women will at some Ume have ln·
comes of their own, they are likely candidates for credit.
LACK OF THIS RECORD can cause a creditor to judae
a person uncredltworthy.
To begin independeot credit histories. women need not
go to the local cudil bureau or even plck up the phone.
Under the law, crediton will set up separate files for both
husband and wife on any account opened after June 1.
On existing accounts, credlton may comply with the
law in one of lwo ways. 11 they can determine from their re-
cords that both husband and wire use or are liable for an ac· ·
count, they must maintain separate files on each by Oct. 1.
If this information is not readily available, creditors must
send noti<;es informing women ot their ri&bl to separate
credit histories. .
DON'T OVERLOOK THESE notices. Expect to reeeive
them within a matter or JUontb.a along with normal periodic
statements.
Either the account holder or the spouse who uses or ts
liable for the account may sign the form . The signature will ·.
not make eilher partner responsible for dlHerent or 'realer
debts, bul it is essential to establish separate credil iden·
lilies.
What happens to '#omen who i&nore lhese notices but •
later want to establish lbeir own credit record ? ·
AN ANSWER TO THIS question, proposed by the
Federal Trade Commission, would, in eHect, make it
necessary for a woman 1eeklng to supplement her credit re·
cords with such information from joint accounts to visit
either creditors or credit reporting agencies.
Almost surely, lhe creditor and credit bureau would '
honor the request.
This propotted solution to lhe pfOblem of SO·called "un-
designated" information In Jolnt credit files means women
-or men -may have to contact their credlton or thelr
local credit bureau if they want a af!parat.e record created.
But it should, the FTC believes. provide 1reater accuracy
and protection or privacy than if credit bureaus were
permitted automatically to disclose this sort or history on
either a husband or wife.
Market Discoun~
Negative Report
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upward trend today. with only a brief pause after the gov-
ernment Issued an unfavorable report on wholesale prices.
· The Dow Jones average of 30 lndustrialsialned 2.72
points to943.44.
Gainers outnumbered losen better than 5 to 3.
The Labor Department &Mounced wholesaJe prices for
April equal to an annual rate of 13.2 percent. But by late
mornlDg the market had slatted a moderate upward trend.
Analysts said recent dividend reports and market
prices were favorable racton tbal helped override the
negative government report.
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Controversial Call
Sparks UCI Rally
LA Rolls;
Matlack
Raps Mets
By CRAIG SHEFF LeadoU batter Bruce Tonascia LOS ANGELES (AP) -.Tom-
J1ft11eO.t11vl'1i.tst••• belted a double to the base of the m y John was angry with the Los
A controversial call and Brian center field fence to lead of! the Angele11 Dodgers when he report-
Hester'a two-run slnale In the .nlnt~ A p air of J round outs ed.fouprina training in March
etebtb tnnmg gave-UC Irv ne a score<! him and Dave Tngle He did not get the contract he
come-from-behind '7·8 colleae (brother of UCI first bueman wanted, ao heaigned for only on~
baseball victory over vlalUna R oger) arounded out to Scott year and for a cut In pay.
USC Wednesday. Thayer atahort to end it. Today, however, John and the
The call. by bue umpire Jim The Troj ans, who le ad the Dodgers are talking about a new
Legerski, came with the score Pacific-I Southern Division with contract and the Los Angeles left·
tied at 5 and Irvine pinch runner a 14·1 record, jumped to a S-1 lead
Cary staman on first bue with after 5~ frames and it appeared De .. en Slate
noouta. they wouldn'thave any trouble. Mav s-~-=-:~~,,.,., ., 25.,"'· The Anteaters' John Espy put _ ~attled back to """• ,,..,.,..,.""..,,...,..,,..,., 1 JS."' l--"'1~0JZ..~; itln · cC:.·;~.and ~~b :-·:-;ltini In a r!~er ;n.
first. baseman Dave Hostetler tera, a walk, John Eapy'a two-run vlanbl:r IUon.
picked the ball up and rifled a hit, a 1round out a nd Brad W~ay night John beat
1 one-bopper to Doua Stokke at Weaver's ru.n-~orina sin1le. the New York Meta 3-t, and Jn hUI
second. Thayer, UCI 1 ahortatop, bad tut two starta bOth of them vie·
The ball appeared to be there an out.standine day ln the field, torlea he bu' allowed just one
in plenty of time, but Le1enkl picking off a pair of balls well runtn'l62/3lnninaf8.
called the runner safe. apparent· paat second bue to throw out "We are talking .. John said
· ly bellevlng Stokke did not have Trojans. And he handled a couple after hurllnt the Dodgers to their
hla foot on the base, Of bad bop arounden flawlessly. third atralaht victory I 11th in
Stokke and SC coach Rod Boxbereer. the former Footblll their Jut l2 starts and 20th in 24
Dedeaux ar1ued with the WD· High <TusUn) 1ta.r, wH rouehed aamea thl• season. "We have
plre, to no avail. up pretty Cood by the Anteaters. aareed on 8 two-year contract, The play aave the Anteaten He went the d11tance, 1lvln1 up the only tt11ni now ii money and
added momentum. 12 hill. we are not very far apart."
The two UCI runnn advanced UCI returns to play Fr1day, MeanwhUe John'• counterpart
a base wh n USC pitcher R?d · hosting the Unlvenlty of San on the moUl)d Joo Mallack was
8oxber1er'1 attempted pickoff Dleto 112:30. anary with th~ Meta. I
throw to second went mto center uc1.._...111 An unhappy Matlack vented
field. .. '""' w.,, < : : : : hl•fttl.inD alter the eame.
Then, w ilh th e lnli ~ld ~~!;~~ ::; ~ ::::=::"' •••• "I'm the weakest Unk on the
drawn in, Hctler, the ex-Valla 1-.i..• '1 t • •'llY·" ~::: weakett team I-Ve ever played
Park Hlgh and Saddle back :,-:-:~ct ! : ; : =:::.:., • • • • for," MatJacluald. "Thia team la
Collete standout, hit a bl~h .,,,.,."·"' • • 1 • ...... ~. • •01•1~ ~ a mesa . • . they should have
bouncer that cleared Stokke • .._"O "' 4 1 • 0 r. ... , cleaneCS up the me11 called the
hand by Inches, 1corln1 two runs. 1e-w ,....,... , .. • Mell a Iona ume aio.
But the Trojans <31-n > "'' 101 "1 •1--. 1• 1 "The wind blow• and the weren't dead yet. uc •rv1,.. 100 .. .,,._, 11 ' leaves ruaUe, b\lt nothlni ever
chan1ea around here."
Rams Dl!aft Well Loa AAaelee, which h11 vaulted
Into a •t•1Sertn1 Dlne·••m• lead
ln the National IAafue Wot, will
attempt co aweep the four-tame
HriH tonight, sendlni Rick
Rhoden a,alnat New York'• Tom
S.avel', Both are •·O."'
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -They
were both All·Amulcana at
UCLA elMl now the match-up will
be Kareem /.bdul-J abbar
as&inlt Bill Walton u the LOI
An 1•l., Lakera battle the
Portland Trail Blaiera In the Na·
tlonal Buketball AHoclation
semifinals.
The best-of·Mven aeries 1tarll
Friday night at the Forwn, home
of the Lakers and where they've
compiled a •U·• record this
season.
The latest wu a 97·8' triumph
Wednesday nliht over the
Golden Stale Warrlon, who had
beaten the Lakera three times In
Oakland but lost all four playoff
iama at the Forum.
Abdul·Jabbar, who was Lew ~lcindor when be played at
UCLA, stands 7·2, wblch &ivea
him a three-inch hel&ht advan-
tage over Walton, who followed
him at UCLA,
''He's a good cente r and
they're a good team, .. said Ab·
dul-Jabbar, who spearheaded the
attack in the triumphant quarter·
finals. He ecored 40 or more
polntAln lour aames and 38 ln. the
laatone.
"It's golng to be a tou1h aeries.
There's no doubt that the home
court ii an advantage, at least It
bas been for ua this year. But f've
s een tf)lnaa turn around
qui<!kly."
They did just that in the finale
against Golden State. The War-
riors built a 14-point advantage
with two minutes gone an the
second period and then coach
Jerry West sent in reserve guard
Bo Lamar. The veteran of the
American Basketball Associa-
tion hlt for 10 points in 10 minutes
and sparked a Lakera comeback
to a 48--46 halltime advanta1e.
•'The keys to our win were
Lamar, Tom Abernethy and Earl
Tatum," satd West 01 h1s re-
serves. Tatum scored 12 and
Abernethy live while also getting
six rebounds.
And the Warriors' scorina ace,
Rick Barry, collected Just 15
points, leaving Jamaal Wilkes
the high point scorer tor the vis·
itor1 with 24.
Still, the big man was Abdul·
Jabbar who hauled down 26 re·
bounds, bis hi1h for the season,
* * * 001.0IN STATI , .. , ••rrv n. Wit-~ 7' 11~1!1 t.~llAmJ. U~.Dllllt.u...LP.:&USlo...u..
P•flter • Tol•lllt 17·Ua.
I.OS A#OILIJ lftl · '1ord l, lt~Hll IJ, Alldl/I
J.e11a.r .a. All.., • ClleM y 11. Tetu"' n .
Aber...th\I s, &Amar IO. Totel\•11-16'7
Golden SC.le 2' I/ 10 It -a.
Lot ·-·~ 11 • 71 • ., Tola! tau11 -Golclen Slllle 10 lot A-~ It A -11.IOS.
Southern CaHrornla College's
Vanguards had their ups and
downs Wednesday -galnlnl a
s pot in the mini-playoffs at
La Verne Collete Monday with a
6-5 victory at Cal Baptist Colle1e
in Riverside, and finlshin1 the
night at Anaheim Memorial
Hospital.
Gary Skelton was hlt with a
fastball to the face In nocturnal
battle at Anaheim's La Palma
Stadium 11 the Costa Meaa·
baaed Vanguards of coach Doua
Adam• dropped an 11·1 decision
to Cal State (Fullerton), •
Skelton. who had the
V ancuardl' only rbl with a triple
to deep c~ter, was the leadoff
batter bi the bottom of the nlnth
when be w11 belted by the
futball and taken to the hoepltal
for X·ray1. He suffered several
small breaks ln bl1 nose but
nothln1 more aertoua, Adams
Hid th1I motn1n1.
Tbe afternoon victory tn
Riverside tlves the VaneuJl'(la
second place in the NA IA Dlttrict
III Southern Dlvllion 1tandlnp
with a 12·1Q record. Overall the
Vanguarda .are 2'·23.
· Tho victory over Cal BaptJ.st
W81 the ~ompletlon Of l proteJt•
delayed tame and the winners
loaded the bases tn the COp ot tho
seventh with two walks and a
1ln1le. •
A walk to Mlke Scheetz ICcnd
the tying run_ and a puaect ball
idt the winnlnl marker acrou •
Kent MlyuhJro then set tho
hoat-1 down In order In the bottom
of the aevtnth with the aJd of an
outatandlrll def enalve play by
thortatop Rick Peter1.
"-"''""'tlll r II • tit ttt 1w-11 14 o om 1• ..... , a a
11 the Lakers cooUnuett tO 1ur·
prise by reaching the semiflJl&la.
Portland sot there Sunday With
a fourth vJctoey over Denver,
which won Just two.
During the regular aeaaon, the
Laken won the Pacific DMslon
Utle with a 53.29 record while
Portland wu 49·33. Jn head·CO.
LAKERS BO LAMAR, C.J. KUPEC CEL2BRATE.
OF Golf Playoff
First Girl Played .
Agaimt Boys in '31
Sporta history expert Harry
.. Cap" Sheue of Hunttnaton
Beach bas come up with some In·
formation in connection with the
recent CIF basketball cham·
plonahip whlch waa won by the
girls team ot Huntin1ton Beach
Hith.
Sbeue1 former coa ch and
athletJc director at HB for many
yeara, 1ay1 it ii the school'• flnt
major sports Clf varsity tJUe in
55 years when the track team
earned honors.
A Ughtwelcht football team of
1935 won a title by trlppln'
Colton, 13--0, accordlna to CIF T•
cords, although Sheue says hO
doesn't remember It.
He does recall the 1937 aolf
team's annexaUon ot the CIF
championship. ••we beat San
Dleao Hlah, Long Beach Wl!Joft
then we knocked off Beverly HUli
In the flnala," Sheue aaye.
"We didn't even have aolf ln
our leaiue; But we were wlnnirit
the matches we·couJd set durtna
the 1euon and they let us ln the
playoffs. I wu also coachln1 the
track team eo a history teacher.
the late Lloyd Hamren. helped
mewithaolf.
"Whal San Dte10 carne to pl
us we were surprised that on
the players was a lirl. She w
prett1 gpod, too ..• io• an 83 thie
day. ~
"At any rate, after news of tflj
match 1ot aroun4 and it WiiC·
learned San Dieao had used ~ airl, Ow CIF bad a meet1n1 a
banned elrta from bolns Jn c
1 Milslon Viejo Hl«h'• Diabloe
have ~ced ·baclc Into flnt
place in the tlght South Coast
it.aaue bHeball race with
rrtday-'1 tiff• all that rematn tn ~.it.th at the title.
1\e Diablol struck tor three runa ln the fifth Inning to record a
3·1 victory at La1una Beach
Wednesday afternoon.
Datta Billi, meanwhile, felt thi
effectiveness of CorOlla del Mar p~her Cory Alder u the latter
abut the Dana Hilla Dolphins off,
7~. to knock Dana HJlls ou~ of lltlt place. To other action Costa Mesa con-
tinued in the running for a possl·
bi. CIF 2·A playoff. berth with a
lo.! rout over vilJtlng Univt:nity
(ltvlne) HJ1h. And El Toro saw
itf playolll amb1Uona beaten as
vftltinc San Clemente prevailed, 2-l.
.Ed McCann came up with an
rbf triple and lat.er 1cored on a
Latuna Bea.ch error. An in· surance marker for pitcher Jim
W,alker came on Paul LaJoie'1
rbidouble.
La1una Beach stranded 12 run· nera and got it.$ only run in the
sixth when Brett Stevens and
Robert Green sln1led.
Alder struck out five and put
the game out of reach in the sixth
innint with a three·run homer.
Don Harrier added a two-run
single and Chris Raymond
sin1led to score anoUter run for CdM.
Costa Mesa 'a Cliff Ting and
Sports
Calendar
Jost a dual meet. And tbt Uom
bave won cme CIF crown and
were CJF fln&lilta on three otber oc:culoQa.
Weatm1.olter'utom.lnaUoo la In
dancer, however, as tonl1bt's
Sunaet League confrontation •t
Huntlncton Beach Hl1h (7
o'clocl() looma where the Olien
boast, without question, tho moat powe.rh\l Oranae County rym-
nastlc• t•am other than a
Wulmlnster ouUlt to evtt eome
down the dte.
Ira Tc4bin, o~ of tho atbleMI
that b•c•n th• slory at W ntmlrilter.11 In hillourtb year
., Oilers coach and he'1 boldlDI
a haod with four aces, led by
four-year starter Randy Weaver,
ClF runnerup in &ll·round u a
Junior.
Weaver, who beian u a '611,
U.po\Uld fretbroan, opS:>ean to
have topped out at 5-2, UO pounds
and fl being sought by use and
Cal State CU>nc Beach) for his
services upon 1raduatlon.
"Randy bu put a lot of work
into hu 1port." aay1 Tolbln.
•·And he'1 held up well. He
alway1 teemJ to know where the
floor is if he becomu off
balanced. Hil 1lze benefits him a
1reat deal. That's one of the
Krl1 Fernstrom combined to great things about gymnasUcs.
Umlt University to three hits it'• a 1port in which the small kid "'1 l can succeed." Ww t Mesa ocked it up with a Weaver has already chalked
llve-nmfintlnnint. up 9.0 scoring in vaulting and Doubles by Dave Mollica and tumbling, bu a beat of 8.85 in the
.Troy Ybarra, .along with a solo hieh bar, 8.7 on the parallel bars hoSJler by ..Jerry Cribbs were the and 8.2 00 the rlnas.
mS,Jol' blows. TumblinJ is his best event and Unlveraity's only fireworks bis major 1081 ls to attend 8 four·
wa1 a two.run homer b.v David year colle.,.. wttb 8 shot at the Lang made. a~ Jim Meadows and Tim NCAAchamplonstUps.
Dunham came up wlth rbl "II he picka the right school
1ln1tes to pace San Clemente, he'll have a good cbance at that."
which handcuffed El Toro 00 says Tolbio. ''To qualify you
MikeHorvath'sseven-hitter. have to pick the right school and
Horvath and El Toro'a Mark be In a situatJon where you can
Kac:helein each struck out seven work with others that are better
In the pitcher's duel and it was than you when you arrive."
Kacbelein who singled In El Aa the defending Sunaet
Toro'1 lone marker. League champion in all·round
O-Hllh ce> oic.-and possessor o( four CIF medals .. , 11 ,.. a•, 11 ,.. and 10 Sunset Leaiue medals, Cr._.,11 Ht111.-8row11.cf 8tlllltt,C "-·· Mt10fll ... 11> Wik.ell, rl ICl11110,n
"""'·"" Matlllat,pr Slfl!Oft,..it K•lldall,p
M<MutrM.t> Total1
~ o o o ~~~\~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Weaver is the catalyst of the ~: ~: A1c1er.~ > 1 J l Oilers' Juiaemaut. But there are
1 o 1 o J-•·., > ' 1 o three others who round out the ~:~: ~.;~~: ~~~: major bulk of Huntington , o 10 wir~,., i 1 o o Beach's strength as it girds for ~::: ~:;~~ct ~: : ! tonight's titanic.
o o o o ~rmM. c o o o o T h e y are s e n i o rs Don
: : ~: H'T9!:~1cw 26°1°1~ ~ Thornton, Erle Brauel and Ran·
o o o o dy G rlest. Hlll'ltl!lllM ::ac11 ~•I II '" n:c!!..,,... Thornton is the one·legged Cycles WJ:a .... nn Competes :;!:~." , ' ~ : ' 11 a phenom who refused to fold to his '1' 4 • • c;; Kerce, rt ! ! , 1 Oa11•Hlll1 ooo ooo o-o s ' handicap in wrestling. Tough on Lundwol'l'l.211 • ' ' 1
'°'°".t.:!:::..m ·~.,c:.~~' ' the pommel horse, rings and At M a l OCIR R ~":"II ~ : ~ ~ .. '"'" La,,ace,11-"':,11..-i, 0 parallel bars. Tolbin says he's es n aces V:1c~l~.pp ,. 2 2 0 o."111
•· 21>-u '
0 0 0 ""' • never missed a dismount, land· St•11111•11~.111 2
0
' 1 0 "•In, If Jo t o l!notend. n 3 t I 2 TllOml>'0".1111 1 1 2 Mull, ltl 3 0 0 0 Molllca.a ' ' 1 ' ing in a solid position every Ume F .da Mu~nro,c , 0 0 0
MurHllllO,rl·• 2 '0 0 Hirano, II , 'J ' in his two years as a gymnast. n y James Warren has dominated top fuel drag rac·· (,lll,Pll ' 01 ° 0 LM19m .. ,c 3 I 1 1 Ytla,,a,rl 2 I I 2 Hltfm,trOl'll,ltl 3 O 0
l!vanM• 2 o o o hue"-•·" o o o o Brauel is best on the parallel Ing on the West Coast for the past five years and the Toi•" 2' · 1 1 s ~r'ir' ; : : : !:!:~.c:" 0•0
4 ~ ~ bars where he's done an 8.7. A When speedway Bakersfield pUot hopes to continue in that veln Fri· ""'"u':W~, 11 ,..
''-·" 1 ooo GorCIOft,lb 2001 transfer from Westminster as a motorcycle raclng re· day and Saturday at Orange County International eerr,. • 1 1 o =r.:·211 ~::: ~~::.SU:.a ;::~ sop hom ore, h~~ U5-lla+ty turns to tbe Oranae, Rac:ewayinNHRAworldc:hampionshipseriescom· P•lmer,n • , 2 2 o·o...,""'·• o • o o r1119. • ., 1 1 o Weaver's toughest competition in County Falr1round1 in petition. ~~~.::..c1 ~ ~ : ~ ~.:.~ 2~ :J: "-;~_...,, » C::.:; dual meets. Costa Mesa Friday nl1ht Quallfylo1 runs will take place Friday Crom 3 to s11yc1tr,11 ~ 1 t 1
Griest transferred ln Trom-(8), four·tim& defendlne 10 with gates opening at 1. Qualifying will continue ~~:.;',:' : : ~ ;
._.._,, ... .._. Huntington Beach's Marina HJgh champion Mike Bast wlll on Saturday from 11 to S with eliminations slated to voms1etQ c , o o o
u11i-.i"' ooo 200 ~ ~ ; and chalked up a 9.0 in v aulling be riding a completely at art at 6. ~~~~:;~· 10 ; : g ~ ""'ci.y IM• .. , c.ttaw.. too J02 •-10,. o two weeks ago. Also a tumbler, new m11chine. In addlUon to the top fuel dragsters, winners s • .,.,.,,..,,P o o o '
••w1>a11-<-r-c1e1 M•r •• 5411 c.......,., Mtw•"':;'~,.. "'L.a1MM::c:,.. Griest completes the depth por· Ken Maely ls the de· will also be crowned In fUMy car. pro stock, pro P'r!:':=1-1111
2
! : ~ : ~:;: .. ~··~~;~ ':';, ~0.a~r~:;~~ •• r:·:t .. ..-. " > o o o H-• 10 • • 02 o ti on for the Oilers. signer and builder or an comp, competition. modified, super stock and stock ._....., 1 ... 1111•
u.ywr)t1v ••" ., > '''· I!••-... Hum•,,....., :t.:.O::·"' ~: ! ! :~~'1':~.,,c, ; : 1 : And, seniors Brill Reeves, all·Amerlcan racing ellm1nators. · · Hunieeac11
100 210 2~ ~ ; !:!1~1,:,'_r ~ .. :!~;.~~!~,;., ~:;~·~,::_~~ 1C"OllJOf•.• 2 o o o ,.'<,..,., .... • • o 1 o Jerry Gill and Mike Bird are ln ma chine, the first of lts While Warren has dominated the top fuel N••-' •10 '°° ._, 1 s
ct,..•• 111 ru,," ~ ''i-'• .. r.w ... ~,. ~-~~~.~~," ~ ! ! : !'::;.": ,r' : ! ~: the attack and may well make kind to compete aaainst division, he will have top competition this weekend ,.._.v~.., 1141 11 ,..
" JO• u"1~1' °' s... 0•-4-•1 uc 1··~,.. ,, Mee.~~~·~ _ .1 .. u .. ~ ..... J.b~J'~~toni~h • , ..!he. {arei~~rn ch ne,1 ln .intl.Y~ S~oWJ'l\rY, ~r,µa&#~f i _.. -• -:~tr-,..~-... ~ ... ,._ ... t,..A-11..i. ... ' -~.--~-.....~~ -.. ...,.·.-.~~---~ --~., ~ • ....__ , • ~I) v,, ~~' ..... a.-t.w...n ~~'. ~~~...,---~!.""~~'111 Sou~-.eo. .. i.._;.l'li~'!'-........ :. o o o o H-e.-111 > o 1 o ~rawford agrees the tonliht's The project hat ln· This ls t e second '&top on the five.race ~~:~rf11 3 : : :
M,,,,: v••10 "'q.. .,, uc 1 .... rn• e1 w~• c~r T-• 11 > 4 ' ·~.-.· ,: ~:: duel will be the touehest any volved countless hours of Southwest Division campaign, Warren won at Fre-snat""·". 1 o o o "~°' ~ 0 , M4 s-ei.,tM._,..' Llona outfit bu encountered in exhaustive research and mont in Northern California earlier this year in the ::i:~~,' : : : : N~:~::1 ,.:•;.:•o;,~:~~~~ .d."';',,,.,;'"~:~ ' 11 • thelr Iona reign. development with more $175,000world champtonshipsenea. """''°·cit. • 1 a ' c••m•••·~•eo-""""•'M••Cot••M•tetto""" '"'1"1e11~1o : :ri ~: ~ PacJn~ Weatminat.er are than$50000havingbcen Muldowneyholdsthecurrentworldrecord for ~vo11a11 .ct, '
1
1 01 0
° Hltl• l'.1 Tc>ro•I L•QllM ti.HI\ UnlvM\lly ,, Ml.. L,u,.. Kii l I T i. Q ' l ,...om M,C I •·~n v·~,., 1.11 ., 1 "' .,.,u,., t~IW ,.,.,,.,..,,. •"ClefMMam 111e1r-sen ors enn aJ\enaga, reg spent. The machine was top fuel can with a speed of 252.10 m les per hour. TllOl'l'lpton,111 • 2 2 1
lourM,,.IMl.r.a..AnlOftloC:otl"<lt t ,...,.tl.,.tf .. I:~ G•lllfv• 211 .. r II 1111 Burne and Jerry Toledo. ridden by Bast ln the She wi.11 be driving an all·new, 250-inch dart for the ~":'· 111 °" ' : ~ ~ ~01101N•H-•Qvn• ••.-c"" ti Tor• o.-'"•~1<11.u .o 1 o 1tac11e .. 111.• ! : ; ~ Says Tolbin: "It's going to USA va. World race first lime since she debuted the machine with a ,.,~,::;.:P : o o o E4~~1l.c!t'~ ~1:,.M;;~'1: ~;·~~~:, 't;.:t;~. :~':.:~:"'·':: ! : ~~=~~~ ; : : : come down to the last guy ln the series in MaNh and clockln1 of 5.88 1econds and 240 mllea per hour at Toia11 ,, If n "
'•'• V•ll•Y •1 w"'1"'111t1•r ""•'1"" •' ~ M<O...•ld ~ > o o o ro111ert.c 1 o o o Jaat event. And the winner will showed It wa1 close to OCIR ln February. ·-~~1 r • .._. ,~·~';°' 1111 •1
•
1
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11n11"411°" IHcll .. ,..... ~._:·:. ~: ! ~ ~'!i.!911 ~ ~;: make the CIF finals. We'll both perfection. Alto competing in the top fuel category will be H1c11o11.211 2 o 1 o
o'''' t•e<.k-tow111 c .. " L•~ ,....,.1, • M'" H., ... 11.11 , o 1 • c~a•• ct , • o o 10 to tht ellm.lnaUona, bu1 the Moet ot tbe top riders Dwl&ht Salisbury, Gary Cornwall, Garth Widdison, Jv,uce,211 ' 1 g. 0 ~:":~!•l;i'~ .. ~;"~~~.:;':, ·~, '::.':! ~-;;.-::-.,• ~: ~ ~ '""~., '° " winner eeta the euler road. are expected to compete Stan Sblroma, Denver Schutt and Rance McDaniel. ~!r~: ,': : ~ o :
H••111111 c;.,1"'"'w.'"'"--'~-<-1 r ... ,, ,,,., re1.1a ,.", And.,lfthtrelladdlttonaltn-in the opehet' Friday InthelunnycarcompeUtion,DonPrudhomme, O.•ml9".cf s 1 1 1 ~~"i:~~""'n '""'c.r-'11
" JC .,-eum, .. '' ..._.,,........ , 11 • centlve neieded, victory tonlaht nl1ht. A boycott delayed Jake Johnston, Raymond Beadle, John Collins and =~~~c1i.11r ; : ~ : G••" ,.,._nq~..,.. QMl\I Cati..-s.rt ~o...... · • ., ,_, • o lnc:lud .. the Sunset Leaaue the openlnJ ~t from l!:ddle Pollins. 01ot11el!,( > o o o
clltlltO c.I~ ""4 Oolo.t! Wttl c.r• ... at J ( I I Teto .... ,_, , ' "'rown. mid·A-'1 to Frtd•v OCIRofrlclals ha'Ve installed a UO.footconcretf '"'•rt, rt ' • 0 • ,,.....,..,.,.. .... £•\IL~ A,,..i .. (Ill"' ~ II'•" -atftd41111, 1'f I 0 4 l
COSTA
ME.SA
AMC&
JEEP
LAl61ST
JEEP
DIAi.ii
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THI STATIOP
CAIJllOIN1A
Major Leagire Standing~
AME&ICAN LEAGUE .. ,DtrislM
Mtlwaukte
New York
Ba JU more
Boa ton
Toronto
Cleve.land
Detroit
W L Pd. GB
14 8 .838
13 9 .~1
11 9 .~
11 10 .524
u 14 ·"° 8 13 .381
8 14 ·* Wal Dlva.tota
Mlnneaota 15 10 .800
l
2
2~
4\.it
$YI •
Chlca10 1S 9 .591 ~ Kan1u City 13 10 .585 1
T•xa• 11 9 .5SO 1 ~
Oaltland 13 11 .Ma 1 ~
Aqell 9 15 .375 51,t
SeatUe t 18 • .m 7
NATIONAL LEACVE
EutDIYllloe
W L Pd GB
Plttaburgh 14 7 .68'7
St. Louil 14 8 .831
Montreal 10 9 .5218
Chicago 9 10 .474
PhUadelphla 9 11 .450
New York 9 12 .'29
""' Dlvliloa
YI
3
4
-4YI
5
Oodcen 20 4 .833
CinclnnaU 10 12 .us 9
Hou•ton 10 13 .m tt.4
San l'tancilco 9 13 .409 10
San Dteso to 11 .110 11\.it
Atlanta 8 11 .133 12
evenlnt and promoter Jauncbini pad on the startin1 line to enable racers K•"'· u 1 o o 1
Harry Oxley says about to have the best possible opportunity to aet worldhre· ~:=~~· : : : : .
90 percent of the rider• cora11. This la the only time dlll'ing the year t at Caopf•. • , , • o
have a1inlfled tbel.r In· world records can be ortlctall,.....et at OCIR, con· Lllll•#MI\• ., o o •
tentlonaof com~~. alderedoneofthefastesttracklln-t.hewest. ~1'M!w..o11 : : : :
V9fldt-.9' 1 1 0 e Ille""'°""·• o O t a A record total of 28,422 T1t11•., o o o o
aces was reported to the A~: J : : ;
Golf DiJest Hole·In-One ' 11 • "'vu••COiilTCC s 01e1 c:.11,.,,,. Tu'"''· .. r!lltet Clearin" HOUie in 1976. FeuntehtVa11.., tta .. , 0-14 t> s 'l'Jlf'fO -...., l.tllt fll 1'~1 Jltl .. ,, Ma90le 1te111 tnd leUe • l:dlMll oot OOl l-5 S I
(Gtt>Ol-1. Oor1 ,.,,,... t.llu •.wv. Jall11"" Ct.01 cavotH CCI; Kay -;============;:;;;;;:;;;;;,;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;; ao.amt'I C:llfttll CYOl'l>f \.fllfel, MtlM,.., Jttl\ Te)'lor, A1111 Molllal11 • . . Otrlt ..... Ill Hlowl C:C:I, 144: t. (tit Cerlyofl CCI, .. tlllt Wateo t k
Jut• Hoflaoy, Mer~f!a Slarta, (Mftt VtnM CCI. 20?1 '· llltl Vl<klo a e '"l I Loral11e 0' ... ll IA.ltt 'Vhl• CC:), ltUO, V-OeNi..r, Hell """"'° n g e llalM Hlltelltll IS! Nltllll CCI, tt1. alld Cerol Me-(MfltftOeta (CJ;
(H•n-1. n1a1 o.11•a Har11•. 1"ar1a1111• e ...... Ma•oa••t . tO lunch Sltltlty ..... Oll..,t lltc-11!11• (119 MclCtllllt, H .. llle Klrljl (Ma\41 Vttdo U11yo11 CCI, t;'ivia p,.,,.,_.r IMn• C:tl, IWI~ Mtfrlll Ill HIOutl CCI,
Verd• c;c1: Na11Cy a.r11n. llllfa Wt. • t M .a•
ICtlltY. MwY Mllf'lltrr <s..t• ""a 111C1r1:1tt11Ho t-Mar0tl'ttCtati11, ~ On 'Thurlday, ay '"• cc>, Otill'I \'llllllleW Cllt CMY'fl CCI. l.M•IM O'Ntll, Hatti ~ktf', Jove• C I If I a .. ,. I•
1tt1 a. o. J, swa11t111, 1er111ce ~"'· 0.11 i..ov.. "" 11-J .. ,. • orn • ~ ... . lfo.c•er. '''" '°''""" fflf ~'Y D"Sl! ... ......, c-1~. Donna Ma"a-r u-·m .... _ Miiter CWtodllMI HUit CCI .,, ' Clllcllettll'. """ ....... , ... ,,..,. TIO-.... """ ,, ...
.. -. Hetik. Mafttrtt Mllflltr. Ma•· ,1,.,, ca1111"" Minkin, "'"'"' wtll 8"ek .. a h,tftOMOft ,.,. ,...,., * M. ~ <ti• C....V9'1 ArMlf, MMV .,t11, AMroerot Cltr111. at , ....... ~ Hotel In CCt,2°'. MerlOllSll'-'"' _,,,,,.
' GoUjqg Report
JMwport Center. •
Th• oeeulott 11 ttMt flrat •
Har~ Ar91 tafut• to
the oounty11 American
1Ae9u.t•1m.
tCCC CHAMPION -Danny Bibb of Corona
del Mar (rlaht> became the youngest.
1olf er to win the Irvine Coast Country
. Club championship recently. Bibb, 26, shot
JC, Prep Roundup
ltlella.tMlt,...... rounds of 72, 72, 75 and 72.for the title. He
accepts the Frank Carlton perpetual
trophy from lCCC tourney chairman Orrin
Wright.
Team
Coast Area Net Vista Tennis
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bUI 1""'1*'11.,lo\knel IC·Pl•·2
I • ....... CINtl~•
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Sl ...... l,.....r-41
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Polo Tourney
Four Orange Coast
area entries are amon g a
16-team field in th e
Cypress College 18·and·
under w a ter p o l o
tournament whic h
begins Friday afternoon
C3:30> with five games
and continues Saturday
C7 a.m.) and Sunday (7
a.m.l.
Newport·lrvln~·Mesa
Aquatics aends its A and
B teams, along with a
Dana Hill.a group. Also.
Corona del Mar lS en
t~red
Knook Off Artists
taln Valley received the
Coach of tJ'le Tourna·
meot \topby, while Kip
Engen ol La,una Beach
abared lhe tourney MVP
award with Tim Rorland
of WatchetJter .
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uni awQ Paliaadea lo
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Ml!Y Ann Chinn and Cassie Y~ • ' auest as the 511100lh talklna "Sta,.
shine Sl$tm" sineina duo of ~-.,
alld Ruby Conners, who have broltie. :
out of 1at1 to leJd Barnaby on ano~ .. l
dt-Aous tratl of deceit.
G <U Cl) Cl)) m The CMf Cllltl Sllltt The Emmy Aw•cf.will>
A1nc wnltHOtntdia.n pll,s !Iott ,,
comtdllll Tull Conwly, pllysiU! ht.
JteS$ aulhon1y HQ l.JlaMe. Ult
""""' Slllpiro Stslm, ~•ers 11 ... No1ton, J1111111y Elhs 1114 Ouan6 ' Bobtc\. &Offer O.vt SloditOll. a.
l!UICll sroup, Slull, and Ille 6olll, •
dots of MOOte's Moncnt Revue. ~ ~ . . .._
(()llW~
• (121 (I)) 8 SIMia flf Sal •
fmcltce (R) "Dead lift" ll StOC!f"
ind Inspector Robbins trx-1 slayw '#ho preys on women. In taci..;;
mu1dei, w1l11tSSU 1dutily tht awil~· •~t ti a mllS(lt man Body ~lld1n •
t1Ue holdtt Arnold SchwantntQ 1
&utslS. • r I
ID ci.iuwtltll "HtlOIC .. (f ltlaltnahsm"
Craig Addy of Coolidge, Aris., is thrown from a bull
named Emergency at an Arizona all·state high school
rodeo recently. Rodeo competition lJ"fPOpUlar in many
'
&tates on the high school. and college level. Cal Poly
<San Luis Obispo) bu one of the outstanding four-year
college teams in the nation.
. .
' Complete Draft List McNair
~sRap
OnDibbs
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1 For Pro ·FoOthall r. ~
Mf,. er•,,. c""""91• tMm·-.V·teem wlectJOllf
In 1$ N•llonel FOCllbell LA-.U-'411 ... w.it ATUNTA ,ALCONS werrtft Irv•"'· ot, 1C1muoy. WfllOfl F..., mulne, di, $811 Jose St.te. It. C. Tlll11em..,, og. Arkeflws. l!dOet "l1ld1, cir, TuH A&M. All ...
L .. ~11. k, Oeo<Qle. Slwlclon 01991, wr, loutllffn
C•llfornle IC1tlth JtMlnt, A . C~ll. W•lle< P~ll-· wr. MIHM~ Sl•I•. "°""' Mexwetl. ot.
8oSIOft Gollf91t Robert 5-d. dlt, ArkenMt Stele Biiiy Ryckmen, wr, Leul1len• Teel! Ol'tt
f'••m•r. '11, Sout,,.,n Cellforllle. Oen P•rrl111. a.,
PllUDur9ll.
i HLTIMOlll COLTS
lljondy lwl<•. -. IC•nluctl'( Miki 0%dow\t.I de. Vlrtlnl• C.Mn O'HUI. ltt, MIClllo,9n. 81ancNrd
C•rttr, ot. Nevede-LH Vf9ff, Ken H•trm ol-<,
~"91• Glen CeP<IOla, rD, llo'tan Collt91t Ron B•hr. 09. Olllthome Stell. lrltn Ruff, ID, The Clt~Otl. 8111 0.utKll. rb, North Otlto!AI,
• IUP,Al.O llLLS
1111111111 Ootio, di; OliltllOme Stet•. CIWlll
"-· rll. Mt-1. JoM IClmbroUQll wr. St CIM , MIM .. 51.U Jimmy Oe.n, ... 1'1tic.t Al.M
Fred e.wne. qtt, Cellfornle. Nell 0'°""'°9111 k,
A1111Vrft. Ran PNttt. a . Ntllr8111t. Mike NllMt,
dD, ••vtor. ~tG Morton, di. Mlclll~n. Net• l•dllOfl, '11. ,_St.It. Cl\et1tt ltomH, ft,
North CM .. 1MGtflltt81.
OBERUN, Ohlo <AP> -Tom·
mle Smith, the 1prtnter who
ral1ed a blact-.1toved lltt in the
1"8 Olymplc1. hu been den ed
tenure at Oberlin Colle1e. a de-
cl11ein mtth brands aa "racist and prejudiced."
Beeauae Smith'• contract nms
out next year, Lhe tenure rt"fusal
Arl1-le~·,...,. Cenlrtll, c. Monti Gwotlne. Sltvt Oelt .......... JoM St.Ct. Don w .. ,.,,.,,
It, Wetlllftt!M. Grl9 "9~1, 09, C:.lllomla.
oatfVllt lltONCOS
Stew Schl,.,.tr, ... lollan Coll191. R«* Lvllt,
rtl, Ml<lllfell. INl1y9'Ylft,c, Dulle. l.Alrry~,
... P llUllU"911 C.Mn C11lll111r. '"· Alebttnll, Cllerlt1 J«kMn, di, WHhl"91on. Orne M14-
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llnol,,
MIAMI DOLf'MINS
A, J. Oubt, di, Lollltleft• Stele. Iott
81um110-. di, Alebtme. Mike WohOft, ot, MIAml. 0 Mlkt Mkhll k, St.,ford. LArov Horrl,, rll. Ar~es SI.Ct. 9rU<t H&rron.111 . .,..._ MHl<O.
Hore<• Pet1<1111. dD, CotorldO. fllollert Tu.._, rll,
Oklell ..... Stet•. Merl! Cetl••. ol. IHltrft
Mlchl • .,._Jolw!Altt-.a.. 11111 ..... T.,rvM-
oer.-n, -· 1ttt11ine-Goc*mM.
MINNftOTA VllUHtS
To"'l'IW Kr-. ci«I. RI~. Dennis IWlllt'(, OO, , .... A&M. Tom Hennon. dtl, Mlcllleen Sltlt.
IC111 Moore. I&, NortN<ft llllllOlt. Cllnt SINrler,
Cit>. So<ill'terll Cetlfor"le k4111 Sl\ICIWtll I., II·
llllOlt OM 9t1vtr, k. llllllOlt IC1hll H~ wr,
ArliMe J•m ICtlltf\o(, rb. ColorMO.
Derby
-~~.Eiiieup
.'nil...-ra!Md by tM commwloa are con·
91derable.
For lnlWlce, wblle tM aieaey•a ~ll'J
npoi1 _..1rith SDGfs!! lillt tbl SmfDitllo.area
will Med • mepwatta -....... ~----...-. of new ~ bJ uu. lt
qu .. tklill IM~ a Plant with double that cap••· The report a1lo quea~
ttons the reUabWty of water 1upplla for &.be pro-
posed f aciltty, called the Sundelett project.
8DG6E WANIJ TO TAD USED lm1auon
water from farms iii the Palo Verde Valley for cool·
inl 1eneraton. But avallabWty of that water de-
pend• on COJltlnued plentlf ul ~Uea IQ the eororado River. Future iupplles there are in doubt
both because of the current ctrou1bt and projected
1985 ~mpW!on of the -<!entral Arizona Protect.
which w11I draw off larse amowrta of river water •
rumen in the rich lm~rial Valley wony that
a nuclear plant upetreain mleht pose • threat to
their water aupplles, -a110 depeadent on the
Colorado. . ~ . •
But the queaUOO. 'over. the .need for all ibe
power Sundesert would produce lffm mo1t
troublesome for SDGfsE IU1d other California ftrm1
planninl nuclear project. ln the next 20 year1. More
t~an 15 aucb projects are ln tile works.
· TOE SAN DIEGO COMPANYINTEND8to HU
off half the Sundesert output to other uW1Ue1. tbua helpinl pay off the project.
But the Enercy Conuntsslon ub lf that ar-
rangement might pr.elude future propoaala for use
of other types of enero. ~
U Sundesert did that, lt would be in dlr~t con·
ruct with a new co~mlaslon PQUcy eallln1 for
future emphasis on amal,l electric plants uain1
alternative energy source• like the sun and under-
ground geothermal reserves of bolling water.
AND IUST AS TUE COMMISSION was work·
ing up !ta preliminary report on Sundeaert. promill· Ina new efforts to u1e the Imperial 9'alley'1 u-yet· :~ aeotbermal resources were 1etttn1
Ironically. one of the companies AMOWlcinS
plans to put geothermal plants· jnto operaUon by
1980 la SDGlcE.
Tbatfirm uk~ local ofnclals to belln a permit
proceaa that could eventually permit a 45-megawatt
facility near El Centro.
At the same Ume, the much smaller Ma1ma
Electric Co. announ~ed plans to have a 10·
megawatt geothermal plant operaUna by next
April. ·
Coast
Student
Places
..
Dana HlllJ Rigb Scbool 1enlor Peter Pitner, 11.
waa the only South
Orange Cout student to
place in a Cal Poly math
competltlon in San Lula
Obispo. He tied for
aeventbplace,
Pttaker 1 ald b ls parilclpatlon Gft the
Dana Hills Kiwanis de-
cathlon team, which re-
cently came ln second in a countywlde competi-
Uon, helped bim prepare,
for the Cal Poly contett.
STUDENTS FRO. 93
California blah 1choola
putlctpa.ted ln the math compeUUoo.
Practlelnc lor the
Klwani1 competition,
which la run like television college bowl
contests, helped Pitaker
develop 1peed and re·
1lltance to pressure, he
111ld.
PITSDR, WHO l! on
the school's varsity
basketball team, bas
been a Dana Hills atu·
dent two years. He pre·
vlously attended a
private 1cbool in
Florida.
Pitaku. whose father
ls a computer company
executive and whoso
mother la an arUlt, plana
to study either math or
hlatory at Pomona •
College.
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CBICAGO <AP> -Roman C.tballc bbbopa have acted to Uf\ a eenturJ·
o ld decree excommanlcatlnc
divorced AmericaD Catbollca who,..
murt.cL ... Tbe actm hen doe9 1IOt by ti.at!
qualify them to lhare IWJ O>emu.
nlon WUbollt furtllU lteP9 to relolve
their status.
The bhbopa• doct.loa OD 'Wedbel-
day to repeal the 188' dee?ree of the
Third °"met! ot Baltimore must be
approved by the Pope. Thia ta con-
sidered eertaiD since the d~ ap.
plies only in thia country •
.Etta.,.,, Dies --BONN, Wat .Germany CAP) -
l'otmer Chancellor Ludwif Emard.
wbofWjMed w •• t Germaay•1 po1twar
'economic
miracle" but wu forced
from oft1ce b)'
a receasion,
died early to-
.day at the aae
ol80.
Altb~b EU.artl aenri tbree
years as clfab&Uor, b1J mOlt notable
achievements came during bis 15
years as West Germany's chlef
economist -ftnt as edYleer to the
British and American occupation forces and then as ecooomy mlnisf«
under Oiancellor Kpnrad Ade.Daner. ltK•••e IJ•reia•rtefl1
BOISE, Idaho (AP) -Jack
Simplot, a school drop-out wbo has
become known as Idaho's potato kin1;
. haa been charged with etlht felooy
counta of failure to report lncome.
The charges that Simplot and
Simplot Industries, Inc. failed to re-
port Sl mllUoo in income were nuade
public Wednesday by the U.S. At-
torney's office here and the Justice
Department in Washington.
Carter 011 1'fun.ta
WASHINGTON <AP) -President
Carter embarked on his first overseas
diplomatic mission today predictin1
(. ·IN SllORI'.
$120,000
For Bikini
TEL Avrv, Israel (AP)
-AD Jsraell jewelry com-pany has produced what
na~1~ tbe most expensive ba suit in the world .
Tbe $120,000 blkinl of-·
fered by tbe Candide
Jewelr)' C-ompan7 of Tel
Aviv is studded with 250
dlambnd1, pearls, sap~
pbJre1 and rubies sewn
totetber with gold thread.
"I wouldn't recommend
anyone 10 1wimmln1 in it," Hid a spokesman for
the company.
Brown to Trade Power
·For 'No Parole' Bill
SACRAMENTO <AP) -A proposal •
to boost drivers· license fees from
$3.ZS lo $10 bas advanced ln ~
legislature despite objections hom
tbe Brown admi.nlltraUon.
The bW by Auemblyman Watter
lngalla <D-Rtvenide>. went to the At·
sem bly noor "'ednesd•1 on a 15-4 vote
of the Allemb\y Waya aod Ke
Commlttea.
It would also tncreua the $11 motor
vchlele rqlst.raUon by Sl a year In
each of \ho next th.r• years.
1t'..-la!r Kin.I lfti• A•
PASADENA <AP> -A 1arbno truck driver h4I been anated la the
kUli.oai of a fellow workeT wbo waa
beaten to death with a shovel and tl
head nearly 1llced off wtth ax. ac-
cordlnt to pol lee.
Paul Johnlcan, ~. wat booked Wed-
3 Killed in· Tomados
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by Wm. F. lrown and Mel~ossofl .
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J HERE~ A (;Uf./ v.M0'5 PLA~tJl~G
TO WRfTE A. PERSONAL. ~R J iJJ04.rr R:)UTICS lM Al#ERJCA ...
fUHKY WINKERIEAM
I RallCJ 1"1NK I'D ENJtY1' ~IN& fN 1"1& 50ro..
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CHASE THAT CAT
ACROSS org1n1u11on. UNITED Feature Syndicate
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mlullt 4e Fixed a , 1 O\lllflnlth .. ,.,.
14 M!LWltr .. ra 48WMhdrew w--V'1l'llu11So1Wd:
'°'u"' abruptly 16 Pandt• 41 Pace-Mtlef
monlum so River Of
1 e Jljdgt ol Java
ltratl 02 Danllh
17Ntw coin•
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19 Direct for a 57 US A
purCJOH adlnlftr
20 Man't eo Compet.t
nickname ti 1 Pluckier
21 Attain a 62 P1antw1th
higher • yelloW
1talu• llow9f1
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27 Devoll 115 Slfpent 11 lmlallt Yotium Golf 1 23 EllCtfic1I 44 Alf la<ce
" 1 =~: 25 n!:rup 45;:~f1e1t nd 2 Fltld of 211 Mu1lc1tn'1 grouo
341.0ng cumcl 1111cty belon 46 Sut1s11nt1ai. bone 3 Waltltoat 27 TaPtf•d 4 7 Fanehcal
G7 Ovtlltlld a 4 In a POW llvtling 48 Play ti
rHllf cat ea mp plee. courtahlo
38 Worked on a 6 C11tltf'1 cap 28 W1tklng 50 Nullllflell
hlOllW•V e Llltle manner pr1llJC
39 Klrid ol Orpl'lln 21 Long time 51 Mounta111:
WOOd ·-· l*loda Comb. form 40Mtlde-: 7MlxaMlad 30Sl0tt1 63Toughoull! e.1 e stone: 31 Laytt covtt111t
1lcknn1 Suffix 33 01.llcome 64 Thrall
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by Ernie Bushmiller
THAJ'S ONE CHICKEN
WHO ISN'T "CHICKEN"
TUMILEWEEDS
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MOTI..EY'S CREW
A TENNIS PRO OOCf SAID
'THAT '(OU COO.DNi 86 A
CHAMPION lf.lTIL '(00 AAO
MIT TEN THOOSAAO eAl.LS
A6AIN5T THE 6ARA6E
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· TMAT WASN'T A
TENNIS PRO ...
by Templeton and Forman
JU5T MAK£ I SURE tf'6.
OO'T' ARN6i
by Roger Bradfield
WATc:H
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by Georcje Lemont
by Ferd and Tom Johnso_n
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"Oh dear, when they have to crawl under it I can ju,t foract about
that new aummcr outfit I planned to buy."
DENNIS THE MENACE
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by Mell
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.. Cot o problem? Thna write to Pot Dunn. Pot will
cut red tape, getffng tM anatDl!Ta and action 11ou need
to aolve inequUfea in government and bwiness. Moil
your queltiona to P.at Dunn, At Your Service, Orange
Cooat Doily Pilot, P.O. Boz l.56o. Costa Me"4, CA
9?.626. A• many letter•°" posftbu wfU be answered,
but phon«I faquirfea or letters not including the
reader'• full name, oddre"'ond btuineu hours' phone
number cannot be conafdned. ThU column appear1 dal·
l11 ezcepC Saturdo111."
lt'Jao'U Sell llolrile Botae1
DEAR PAT: We live in a mobile hom.e
purchased in 1975. It stands on land leased from the
park owner. We were told that if we ever sold it, it
must be sold by the park's management at a 5 per-
cent fee. Since then a new law says an owner or re·
altor can sell the mobile home. Our park owner
claims this isn't so. Who's right and where can we
get more information?
D.F .. Costa Mesa You are right. Under CallfomJa Civil Code <aec·
lion 789.10), park management cannot force yoa to
go through them lf you want to sell your mobile
home unit. You have the right to sell the unit
yourseU, or to hire an lndependen£ dealer, broker or
·real estate agent. Jr park management latlsts, re.
:port this to the Department of Motor VeJalcles. Coa·
. tact State Hou1lng and Community ~velopment
. for further Information at 28 Clvlc Center Plaza,
:Santa Ana, CA 92701, or by phoning 558-4161.
Gra,,.,,ater Good tor Gree.1
DEAR PAT: I purchased a Frigidaire washer,
dryer and refriaerator from Gordon's Appliances in
Laguna Beach last September. The refrigerator
was delivered and pluHed in on a Thursday. I
stocked ll with food on Friday momln& and left for
the weekend. When I returned Sunday, I found
warm air clrculaUna throucbout the refrigerator
ond freezer. most or the food spoiled. The
rerrtaerator's compressor had to be replaced.
Frigidaire CUstomer Service wu wllltna to &Ive me
a $50 "settlement" for food 1potla1e for customer
hannon~'. I feel they should reimbune lhe full
$65.31 cost or the food.
C.M .• Laiuna Beach
Frt11dalre'1 cq&omer aenke depart•eet 11ya tt was more &baa &fllerH1 wit.II )OV d.U. became.
food 1poUa1e la not covered la cues of ref rt1erailoe
rauure. The 1ervlce maaaal sta&es tJJJa and advise•
removllle perlabable1 before a plaaiaed abaeace. It
11 aua.med t.llat the ua1amer •ill talle acUoa to
1ave retrtcerated food la cue of mallndlou.
Mo.t ol Frlctdalre'• 0 &ood wW" food nplacemeat
aettlementa do not exceed '3$. Your next atop mJgbt
be to submit your complaint to &be Major Appliance
Consumer Actlon Paael, ZO N. Wicker Drive.
Cblc1&0, JU. IOIM.
"-OterPfk
11111 I dellllst
In the hoUle
look mom, a
time-saving styler
lt'• the Giiiette SupeL. Max ~.;;;::;~
IOof' beautllul quickly. 2 ~pMd1,
euy to UM. IHD-7. Reg. 21.95.
12''
be kind to
hummingbirds
this summer
Fiii thl1 feeder with
•P•clal bee-proof
opening hlghllghted In
~~~;:;=:~ red. #HBD-2. Reg. ua.
1••
cook great meals
without 1 lot of fat
Cook hHllhful with the Mlrro
~table top btoller. It'• .. IY on
energy, won't heat up the kitchen
and a breeit to clMn. Poppy red,
avocedo or gold. tM-04715. 35, S7, 3t.~17.09
14'' ~~EJ
every pretty
plant needs a
nice banger
Cholcie of 2 StylM to
hang your long. tralllng
plerm. Hanel braided Jute hangert are 70 In.
long and decoreted
with Intricate knot•
and taaalet. Cholee of
colon. 1994 or #996. Reg. 7.09 4••
Gillette
cook outdoors and
dine at the table
It can Ill be done outdo0f1. Nifty lit-
tle barbec:Ue with edju1t1bl4 grlll or
• llttt• round t•ble with weather
retlltant flnlah In choice of colora.
aturdy tripod leg1.
1 ••
your <hoi<t Nch
EPA MILEAGE ESTIMATES:
-38MPGHWY.
-31 MPG COMBINED
-26 MPG CITY
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to.....,~---..,..,---GLC. In the Gtttlt Little c.ar that
• comawkbsrat lltde~ 31 MPG-CITY
l.Tmitldlli•docn.Yauaal'!lma:>dJllll.llld 39 MPG LRUV ;. io.11.,,wQoul .. INul< .............. I
~ 2.o..w.wdW:h1dftaC»lllbtn1•...,lutl ttmptr.iurt Your mileage may vary-,..+ •petdomtur11npmc1e< l•br1wnn: The .. Are California !I " nrmr. liehla. hke ooJ PfdlU~, !\Im 1>pah, C'CC.
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VOLVO: THEY SEEM 10 GET
•mER •s THEY GD OiDER
J.J=~~~-~ NOW . d: '.i'-· ~
56160 --
EPA MILEAGE ESTIMATES:
-28MPGHWY.
-22 MPG COMBINED ~.:="-VO<l°""'"9-• -18 MPG CITY
The difference between a
Mercedes-Benz lease and · any
;,~~·~~-._ -uisr-~,#;4fu--.~nnftr1i&.~;;~~~-.
The car you lease does make
quite a difference. After all, you
don't drive the lease, you drive the
car. And when you lease a
Mercedes·Benz you drive some·
thing special indeed.
Whichever Mercedes·Benz model
you choose, you drive one of the
world's most respected automo·
biles. A car with legendary engi·
neering, meticulous craftsmanship,
outstanding performance and
safety.
Something else'. you'll drive the
car you lease for two, three or even
four years. Most cars look out of
date all too quickly. But when you
lease a Mercedes-Benz, you drive a
car with ctasslc lines and timeless·
ness that is never out of date.
We have several leasing plans to
offer you. One is certain to make it
more convenient for you to drive a
Mercedes· Benz than you
might have thought possi· 0
ble. Call us today for the
surprising facts. '-
Ask about our
many convenient
leasing plans.
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4. CU: hu l/lln pll!Art and Iara• windowt lor
• ncrtltnl •111bll11y.
I. F1'M11 ldM;a hlcW1 elladl••llow ~ hHHir---·
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6. Rnr wipa Ito Y"" k!IOW Whal'• in bade h.lptd
by I rf"·W1"4ow ~lniotcr and w..a.r Uniquctnc.n our 11.lt•
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Al>d =• lllt'dtt al., hH wood pn di.ti PIN\. -td dly, 111&!11 mir .... -and door ...... ,.._ 11.-!ard.
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P UBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE
HOTtCllto COlfTMCTOttl CAU.lltO l'Olt l lOS
Scllool Ohl• k l Coest c:emmv111ty C.11191
Bid OHdliM' 2'00e.m .• Tuetdey. MeyJA, 1'1'7
PIK•of BIO "ec:•lpl; Offkl Ol l'larc-"" Age1'14. C..tt~ty c.11 ...
District Admlnl•••lloll 9ullclt"'. 1370 Meml A,,..,.., c.-i. Mne, o...._
County C.lllomla.
Pro feel ldll'lllllcalllft 14-: ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY LAB lll!MOOEL
SCIENCI! ROOM 11
BIONO .. Pl~c· ,.._ .,. Ofl Ill•' ()!flee of, ... 01\lrlcl Ot..CIM,. ""'~·· Fe<llltlft,
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Uol-. c.4llomle. tl7Jt" 114,..,.....1. ,.._ "'8Y be eMlllltd et Ille~· ,,.., __.,offlu,
NOTICE IS Hl!lll!IV GIVIN 11\el Ille •be,. flMlld ~ Olllrlct of
Ore...-'°""4'f, Celllwftla, Kii ... O'f -II\ ..... ltl Ge_,,,111 llOard, ,,.relMf .... reitrred loat "OISTlllCT." wlll rec_,ve "°"" llut!IOC leler the" 1t11
94'014·Maled time. 1t•led -r•I• <Oftlrect "'°''°'the awlt'def • contr1<1 tor
IM ..._ orolt<I. Verlou\ u1t90rtll IO be bid er•'' tot~ -'1\all be bid"
MNrtl• comrech No comOIM•-ol <M'90'1e\ "°' Por11oft b ectlofll of •
~.....,.., wtll beecc.,..ed.
6M-I Oemolll-~ll..-11"9Won ;C.oncrote;
Ltmlneled Pt ... ttc C•MWOO.: l"lftj\11 Her-art,
ACOVlll<•' Tre•lm-"I ... 2 llttlll..,t Fl-1"9 _ C:.,.oeU<19
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... • Or-rv Trec:k; •"d F allriC ... s Pt.-no
... • H•all"Q •IWI V•"ttldtl"9
-I Eleclrlt•I
Bid;""" be rtc•l¥H l11 , .. Pl•<• 1"""1111.a •00¥• -•hall l><t ope,.., elld
11Vbllclv rNd eloud al Ille •bO.,.·tl.tled tim.-Olec•
TM re will be • U~ 00 Mr>&•lt ·~11ulrtd lo• •eel\ ,,., of bld do<u,,,.,.l• to IJU••~I• N ,.,.,,.., In 900d conolllon wl11>111 11,.. dllYI stter u.. Old openl"Q
del•.
Eecll bid mu;t conto.m _.,. "'"°"'lv•totlltcontrect-ts.
E•<h bid >11•11 be ec:Com1M1nleo bv '""' -u•ll'f reitrrld to In I,.. cO"trect
docum...t•-b\I tM lt1t 01.,.._..., <ub<on4rector1.
Tiie OIS TRICT rtMrvn t ... tight lo r9fect •"'for •II Dietl or lo welve eny Ir·
re9ulerltlft °' Inform ell Utt 111 enybldl or tn ll!e l>lclellf19,
Tiie OISTlllCT hat obtelMd from the Director Of '"' 0.Nr1"""" of In·
dullrl•I Atl•ll111111 ... venereJ pnv•lll1141 r•I• OI per dlft'tl •84al tn IN toc•lllY 1 ..
PUBUC NOTICE
f'ICTITIOU5 aUllNIH N,&MlllTATllMINT
The tollOWl"ll peoon I• dolllf bvtl·
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MMtlSTATIMINT n. ............ ~ a<edolno ltull· ftftt•t.:
Aill\lflllCAN CAlt~T llEVIV4U •• 211w w11-.c:.t.aMHe.CAmn
Richer• c . .ffh111101t. 211 w.
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CHI:=.~~ 211 W Wit-.
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April 14, 21,21,-111\a'fS, t•11 1~11
PVBUC NOTICE
w111c11 tt111wwtt It to ii. llfffOflMd tor eecllcrettor tvoeof -rltrN<I -to 1------------... c11tt IM CO!llract. "'-'•IM at•°" ftlt .. !he OISTlllCT office l<KetH el
1'70 AdenW A-. Cost.a~. Oranot OlllllC'f. CAllllOt'lll•. ~ IMY W tb-"1CTI"0US IUtlNH I NAM&ITAH MI NT
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of Ille<°"'"" '"' ....,_, ~ tMll be 11'1 lftt torm w1 tortll Ill• centrect 00<"""""
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COAST ~UNITY cot.LEGI! OISTRtCT CMM~
B0Alt00 1'TRU$T!ES Thlt ............ •• flllf wllft 1111
By ;I N-1!.Wei-CA>unty09nf/10r .... ~Yon~I
l'ubl I-Or "'99 C.O.lt Delly PllOI,"'""' S, 11. tm lllS-17 II. 1'77 ~~~~-~~~--~.;.._~--~~-~~-....... -P'P ..
PUBLIC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE ~ ..... Or-CMlt o.ll'f .....
...... It ...... Mfr t. n. ,,,, ,a-n
.. N:IE ..... t Motke:
AU n.1..Ut.e advertlaed
la tMI .,_.etpet la aub-Jed to the Federal Fal.r
lfou1ln1 Act of 1N8
wblch mates ti Wept to advertlte "any pre· tereace. Uml~aUon, or
cUacrl.cnil:iatioa based OD race_ oolcr, reU&loo. an,
or naUaQal ori&Ut. or an
Intentloa t.o ma1te any
l\ICb preferenee. limit•· tioD. or discri mlnation. • •
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G_... 1002••-tll 1001
IOOZ
BAYFRONT. pier & float, lots $190.000
to $325,000, lo build your own custom
1lome. Several areas to choose from.
This newspaper wall oot G>wr• 1002 G1u tll I 002
PRESTIGE waterfront homes with
pier & float from $385,000 up.
knowlnaly accept aoy ••••••-••••••••••••••• ••••••••-•••••••••••••
adverlisin( for reall•---------
mtate which is ln viol&·
lion of the law.
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IAYROMT
Brand new duplex; 3 &c 2
bd.rms., ftplc. & wel bar
In each unlt ; 4 car
garaae. aundecks.
·····;.;;:;;.;~y,.... pie~ lay Prop. ....... G-rt1I .1002
GOHIETOMOUOW , * 67g.7060 •
Thia bu 'ot to .,. the
best bu,y in Harbor Vfew. -------•
Super comer wit.b moun· 1·--------taln view • aln&l• at.or)'.
Monteco Mode1 only 3
years old. Hurry!
m4IS50
CJ#fN r11 9 • "s •UN ro N" I•
l•llHI
NEWPORT
IEACH
REDUCED
·c-2 Corner
Choice Newport Blvd.
locaUon wllh 16'5' fron·
t.ace. BuUdinl and pc>r· lion or'lot currently
leased. Call for
particulan.
$125,000
&~ Qne.of·a·ld.od 3 bedroom
home located on a quiet
t~lined street. Two
huce rustic wooden sun·
decu and pool sized COLOMIAL yard with E·Z boat or
trailer access, make thls CLASSIC WITH
the a ctive tarntty's IMCOMEUMIT dream home. Priced ri""t t ft>'7 soo CALL 6 bdrm house superbly
... 8 -· • · maintained & manicured
S&SSPAMISH
TaM.IYB.
Wi.ndiu drive to chlld·
aafe cul-ct.cac ! Cotlalt
walkway to step.up en·
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
!ry !Sweepln1liv.rm.•1"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111~~!![!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "1thW .aenry vm formal'"'
dJntl Step dawn fam. G ., 1002
J 4 1 l'o1y ... J, L),,., ~~ B t.'~ t.lbl
rm. w /beethl !uosbine '"' ll:ttchen overiooka &PilD· ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
merioa 1reclan pool! ~ UICUTIVI
lb.JeltM ai.trnae lead.a •• ... CH n• ·•EY•u
to a.eparate bdrm com· MESA ---plexl Boat and trailer ac· St.400 TOT AL
ceea & brkfst 1a1ebo and DO'WH BBQ on huge cul-de-sac Garden atrium entrance
lot mer. tb1.s b.J.Cd to lO executive double door
pesaup! QulckMr-6010. VERDE tile entry! SteP lown hv OPfNrru•11·HUNI08lMCf' • rm. + Kini Henry VIJl [ermam1 E'£i:~f·,::~~: , ~A.::z:=·-··-··~ PRJCEltEDUCEDS2500 Soarlng s taircase to fcrquick1alel Act Now! 11eperate bdrm complex. .... _
... and beaut.l.tuJ. 2 l1a1117 unital..l~actJ wlth bay
view. VIG Cdlf.
MESAVBDE
3 BR. 2 ba., fam. rm .
Xlnl in •out. ses.ooo 'HI 833-9781 tiesttt-Brown '-lltAllO,
4 Bdrma+ added family Sweepln& mstr. bedrm
rml r«reat + 3 Mammoth RedCIJ'l)et 754 -1202 kiddies bdrms I BBQ
u .• l c-tt Q · .. 1 ~b backyard I Truly a .... s .,.,.. UIC• y. • r, handsome 1howca1e •. 2ba, W. Garden Grove
$70 000 •-1 d Call for prl vate showing: :re~ 1 • LUC )' • 847-6010
()11~ 11! '. ,, s /Utl 11'11111.l(f •
[~H<il
751-319L In onglnal cond. To see ls WHAT I KNOW C:: SELECT to appreciate. Utilize for 41edroom
T' PROPERTIES ~~!~~~~~0e~'. 0~~r8i ABOUT WOMEN
•11:A1-ED S I 00 area. 64&-7711. ls nothing of course, ex· -• cept that most women PB 59. FT. will love this 2 atory
Huie 2500 square foot bome ln Costa Mesa. Sbe
family bome with pool will be ec.tatic over the
table alJllld family room lavish 500 :,,.n. 2nd story and formal dining room. .._ d l b l Corona del Mar Hlgh ,_u 0 r • t ta own fireplace. Thia ia truly• TRI HARBOR has School district. Night 1---------... 1 beautiful 3 bedroom . ·
licht view from some ~ home priced reallsUcally do it • I
Lar1e Coeta Mesa home with 4 oversized
bedroom•, ramlly rm.
heavy shake roof, tiled
e nt rance way &
llrest&ce. Great location
close t o park, tunis
coorta and all schools.
Jmt llsted cap M&-5880
for full details.
;~~~HERITAGE
• ~ REALTORS rooms. Now $157,000. ~~,..o\ Es'°'tZ P\09!.. P\QQ.! al SM,900. Don't disap-ne aeam.
Callt.oday.m"8550 ""' point her! Call now, NEWPORT ffttGHTS.
CJ#f"'"'9.11siUN•OtstNl(f• Sfe-8655 before it's too Cotner, 2 bedrm, 1~ ----------! W-• ·. ! OLD COIOMA late! 1 ! ba\h. 3 hr 1ara1e. 40 • Custom designed J Years young. Shown by
bedroom, & den. Excep-appt.onJy.
tional features, stained 400lnll~fOR All TWO FtRIPLACES!
2 fireplaces, 2 family
IOOml. 2 b&dla. and~ ift. ~4MN*-="'"!9.a .. .!ha be8i buy iiJ tOwn I W allt·
log distance to
Westminster Mall.
Priced to sell at $'73,950.
Call M2·253S OP£H m 9 • rl'S A.Wtolf NICtl
Owner Des"rate Tb1a home la cliarmlag
and seclud.s on ~ acre in Santa Ana wlth many
tnea. It bu a bedrrna, + a 2 room bun.It house.
clau throu1hout. A u • · ~~o ~!~~~~~;;~~J ~"@); AlW
$46,950
Yes, tt•1 .UU poulble to
get 3 bd residence for uo·
der $50,0001 Convenient
loc&Uoa for sboppln1 It
c ommunity pool •
Jacuui avallable tool
Better check tbis out
TODAY 1666-7711,
~
Walker t; lee
Real lstote
WOODS.:: -
WOMOBFUL
COHDO
In convenient Costa EAST Me•a l ocation .
Prolesaional.ly decorated
In select -.xtureS ~ CO)•
on. Adults only. PooJ &
recreatlonfaclliUes. SIDE $74.tSO
WATERFRONT
HOMES REAL ESTATE Costa Mesa 3 Bedroom 631-1400 Home! Hardwood floora! --------1 Bed Carpet 7$4-1202
Alao a spacloua, private i----------maater aulta. Call DOW •• ,
546-4141
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COAiS&WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
IMGUSH TUTOR
TUIM ICIY f'llFICT
A room)' tbi', 2ba, Sevllle
Home, deU1httully de·
cora ted wlth Engl11h
Tutor accent and In
perfect cdndltlon, only
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THE REAL
f.~TA'fERS _
l•·SH.500
Family sized home local·
di on tree lined street.
nle entry to huge Jiving
room. Country sLylel'I kitchen. L<ir&e re;ar
yard. ,Usumable V.A. JMQ.;MIJa &QY.l..,..ayn}'"nt~
~ S172.00 per mo. Hurry
(or this unique buy. Call
983-67
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A llG HOUS• 'N' A unu HOUSI
New JiltinR on a charmmg 2 bedroom
mcome producer and a big 4 bedroom
tamily home; all on the same Jot in
Old Corona del Mar. The big houso 1s
l'h years new, has a loft. a woody
feeling and J ~ described ais a
"showplace'''
J ... et us show you lhe place!
U"-llf)UI: li()Ml:i
REAL TORS'; 675-6000
2443 Eo1st Coast H1qhway, Corona del M•r
also ira MP'HI V1·1d1· •• 11 ~46 'l990
UPPEllAY Open le Lanal Dr. ABr, S4t.100 \
&Int cuunlry C'lb loc. EASJ'SIOE f1XER VIEW-DBJGHT M a n y x t r • • 2Br l,. a. 54Hll4~20l.8 BJc '°-uo 1<>l. Charm&.Q& 3 bedroom. 2
bath bomf' with 11w--~pin11---------llf
upper Newport Bay OWGHJfUl! 111~, lwcunuus maater
IUCQlltULTY
MZ.4711
bedroom auate, ~DI 4 BR ,. ... .. •: ....,... woodbeam cathedral • • ~. • rvOL $78 000 bUm ill •-b HOM!. NEAR SOUTH , ce op• mut COASTPLAZA;ST4,000 MIMVW. ..... ~Y $115,000. fff A '40-6540 Lovt-ty aaom.. qwot c:ul
Call 644-7211 de aac atreat. Prlu
!!!xctJusl,ve L 11Un • W AMT IOOM17 peach ""· PU'l.Y peUo We bave a auper larae area. 3 bedrooim, farcul ramlly home. i'eatura 4 dlnlna, JI vine room
Br 2 s.. huae add on fireplace. Deluxe kitchen
ramlly r<K>m, full bltn bu1lt·ln1. Call todlly,
kitchen, fplc. new WW BKR.540-1720
NEWPORT SHORIS cpta thruout & clean aa a TARIEU.
Super ahllrp Newport new pin. Xtr• lae rear Shore• locJtlon Re1tl ya&rd, w /1haded paUo Ir p
wood walled. 3 bedroom rnat bearin& trees deeorillor'• delitcht! REDCAJtPET "'#1 e.Ctlll,_ .....
Chef's gourmet ktlchun REALTORS
Private maa\er aulle. 8'2·Mtl
new p1unl, st'oe:luded --
6UMITS
E.UTSIDI
Three 2 Br boUHI
+tripln. Income Sl.'25
patio, cui.tom 11undeck CONDO SPECIALIST,
and jog lo the beach two H B • C M . F V l y •
blocltb awa) Call now Touchstone Realty, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! ~~nJ .• ' ,, 963--0867
[
ll BY OWNER 3 Br newly
mo. Toaee, call. •
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I Ul!Ulll 9 MOU•llllALU rdl8> t7NOra ..... C.,.bl-.. ~ 645-9161
4 BDRM. -$74,950
6 Year old, splendid home; 2 baths,
formal <lining rm .. elec. kitchen. one
of the most attr~ctlve homes available
under $75,000. Owner 1s leaving area.
Shown by app't.
759-0811
Getterol 1002G..-erol 1002 ·····•·············•··• •••.•••••.......•......
SHINY &NEW
Fol<y 3 bedroom, 3 bath
Townhomc in a new,
young. planned com
munil>. Luxurloui.
amerut1es include lar11e
clubhouse, pool, jacuz.t1
and much, much more
FUil pnce $72,SOO. CALL
556-~
fl;: SELECT
I PROPERTIES
SP.AMISH MAHSIOH
OHHIU -41R
2STY-IUCH
$14,950.
Wroul(ht iron entr> to
huge h viol( room with
vuulted ce1l1ng1> and Uoor
lo ct!llang f1repl1&ce
Dram.1l1c gallery Wet
HAIDTOFIMD
Popular model with 4 MESA VEllDE
overslied bedrms. bag IY OWNER family room. 2 baths, bltna, firepl11co and 3 br +den, 2 ba, frplc, +
shllke roof. Great loca-din rm. Qwel St. Open
lion nr Park, tennis House Sat/Sun 1 ·S,
couns and all ichools. Prine. only $105,000
Alkmg only $81,500. Call _567_-6022 ______ _
540-1151 .Sr. 2Ba. lot si 6'7.5x103,
~HERITAGE
REALTORS
nearest cross street
Paularioo cpts & Ule
thruout. concrete tilab.
Kitchen gas, apprx 2200 1-~~~~~--~~l sq ft. 2 sty, lndry 1n
SACRJFICE! gar.age, dbl car garage.
fncd yd. Tru~l deed of t Br. 3 ba. frplr. huge lot $36,493. Nik mg $82,500
Corner of Weslmmistec Solu heat for big pool al
& Palmt!r Dix Ea1>ls1de, back $49-1886
room to bwld $()9.SOO. -----
Mu11t be sold at once
Qwnturd Realty
3~55 Via Lido, NB __________________ , bar Spiral ista1rcc1.se lo
spac1~ mai.ter 1owle &
children':. Quarters
Gourmet kitchen. Ome
Lw;h terraces Hurry for
ttus decorator's dehghl
!163-7111H
6'73-8250
LARGE
SIX
BEDROOM SPYGLASS HILL
23 Morro Bay Drive, Nwpt. Bch.
New 4 br, family rm. 212 ba home.
M agnificenl \ 1cw, city lights & hills.
Deluxe carpeting & fixtures. Complete
landscaping & !-.prinkll·r ~ystem. Move
in 1mmed1atcly lo qualified buyer
$254,500.
OPEN HOUSE Fri-Sat-Sun 2-5 pm
640-6410 or 844-4684
GeMt"ol 1002 General 1002 .....•••..•....•••..••• •·•·•··················
COSTJ>.M!S.A
2 Bdrm . 2 baths. brand
new condo, never oc
cupied. 2 cur f.IJrJl(l'.
larae 1undeck/b11lcony •• ooo
associated
BllOKEll'i P fl\I TOllS
l01~ W lolbno •I> IU I
MESA YEllDE FOil
SHELTERED
INVESTMENT
20 UN ITS at $193,000
i;cood leverage S<!fl.UOO
Oown 1-.xl·e llenl
depree1al1on ~o out of
pockt.'t ex penst..,, Gro,s
mull1pher 6 !19 C:c1.ll for
iolppl \\.l' have other pro
pert1ei. ran11ng from 4
unit~ up 549 86M
OHLYSH.SOO
.......... tiMro&ftl
home super larae Com•
ly room ZO~l Sup~r
l.1rl(e lot 'rwo ltUP«!r ';:;;;;;;::;;:;;;;:. l1replf1CH Ot ,1 11uper •
price th;il won l h1sl ---------1001 546-2313
-' f '" t 'I • ALL TERMS!
VA. t'UA or ronvent1onal
for th1i. SliZ.900 ,.,urwr
haJWal n 2 ' a llu t lui 400
N<1 ft ramll) room. 7HOO ---------1 ~It block ";illc-d )..ird
120 Acres wlth ve11t-tablf!' awrden
l>blt" .iara1t1•
531 ~. t!Vl"ll ~3 6JM 0..-. C...ty Wntlwfett Reatton
Nnr Sllvrrudn C1anyon W1 IE Motworil
SUIOO per llt're own 11 ---------<'hW\k of Oran1r County
11l • ndlculou11ly lnw
pn<'e Hurry. JW.l hstt'd,
caJI 540 115 l
~·HERllAGE . • REALTORS
TMIWft..Het,
S.lc. Ha.«1att~ wunkd
for •ummrr rur.h
Voluml', quallftt'd w•lk·
1n hu\1ne-.11 I 11fl n1m
mu•~•oo~ p;.iicl ronfuh•n
t1al 1nqui nf' Wt! nt•toel 2 _________ , !WW .tlMC'tlllC' f\OV. A"k
IWICHIP
SPICIAL
Executive neiithborhood.
4 warm & C'Omfort11blr
btdnloma, t•• luxuriou• bath s. d~rornt~d
throughout with bnaht
t'heery colnr" Jo,loral
l•ndacaplnl( 11urrouml•
thl• lovely dollhouse
Call colltct 842·25:15.
0.1Nfft9•1' itrJ' U' I' [!tllff~IHI
for (~1lt'k
Cofnworltly It Co.
REAL l'OR.."i 640 0020
· •ttORSIS
•ICENMEl.S
•STORAGI
•OR '11
A husie 82 s x 336 i\ I lot
w/'J br. 2 ba home tn up.
per bay rounty un•11
P.~
tk4 n 11 for d\'t111l1
. .
T ennl1 A11yone7
Villn Park 1 ~ acre Room
for tennis court, pool and
hor!li.'S Quiet country
setting w1lh barn. corral,
ndlng nnjl, frwl trees.
tnple g1&rul(e, workshop
2 Story 2.'>00 sq ft. old
Colonial style huust! :J
Bedrm. 2 bath. huge fJm
rm. form11I 1hne. tountry
kitchen & l! (1rl'placel>
CaJI for deta11!1 544 ~ .
~HERITAGE
REAi.TORS
•••••••••••••••••••••••
BY OWNf:R Uar View
fhll!'I O«an buy v1rw
3bd, Cam. rm rormal dtn.
v.ood beamll 2 frplci.
1.170,000 Alt 6159·0SSO
OCM VU HIDIA WAY
Bac~lor or artJ1t'12 HK.
2 BA w/old CdM t'harm,
EASTSIDE
Large Lot
Charmin& end ot ('UI·
de"i.a(' home RV park
mg gale 3 Bedrm. ram
rm & fireplace Why not
l'UJI now? 645·7'l21
CEHTURY21
WHkUff Reattr_
Ranch
41drMsandDen
Prt!Sllf(C l''reedom home,
a pleasure to fiee! 4
bedrooms, formal dining
& separate ramaly room
Hearty fireplace to
warm yo ur toes
Gourmet kitchen. Ask111,
$76,900, BKR , call
~1720
Wralkm 1; lee
Hool fRta te
~l~P" trom I Little -bo corono HU4{t1 Int w /room 3Br. 2Ba. Huae nue rm.
to bwld view 11tudlo or ., Veta OK 1,26' aq, rt. plwi
Try $15.000 d()wn 811. 811 country kltch.
family home in conve-
nit'Dl area of Cana Men.
Freeway cloae, up·
graded carpets and
drapes, beaullful patio.
Squeaky clean. Mother·
ln·law 1uitc. ll's alot or
house! Only $84,900.
DONALD M. BIRD
A\c\OC'toht,, leolton
MESA VERDE
GEM
or~N DAILY l :i Nr So.C.tPluaAat.
412 HAZEi. 7sM4llO A.MCHOUGI
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.............. 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONDO SPECl ALlST,
HB, CM. F Vly .
Touc ha tone Realty.
863-096'7
BY OWNER 3 Br l~ Ba,
Gtenmar, aood loc .
.:!.900 540 0518
SIEAIURY
HTGllEACH
4 bdrm. 2 ba. upgraded,
walk to be11ch Priced to
sell 536 0967
$59,950.
.... 3 .......
Dutchaven t., mi. to
Manna. Nr Beach, State
park, sbopptng In Hunt
Bch. For aaJe by owntir
893-6340. Prtn onJy.
Cnl Claasac, 3Br+ Bonus .
Make ofr. 16741 Sum
mere loud. 846·5975 Own
IOOJ ~NIGH
UAIL[Y &
ASSOCIATES
HAL ftlMCHIM HUllY, THIS INYISTMIHTS
Ri!:AliTORS WON'T LASTt ~-675-43'2 l714J 496-7711 ....... 1042 ...................... ---------
cae:
110111 ILlllfS ca.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
HAllOI , YllW HOMIS
HIW DCLUSIVll Wmt POOi.
Charmma Single Lovol "Monaco"
Model. 2 Bedrooms, Convertible
Den, Master Suite With J2 Ft.
Wardrobe. Professionally Decorat·
ed. Hlsbly Upgraded. Van Lult
W1Jlpaper. Dot Pl10 Tile. Used
Bnck 'Entry. All Electric Kitchen. Patio. Blue Chornpaine Pool.
Beautifully Landscaped Priced t.o
Sell, t!
631-1880
___ _ ___ , 4 bdrm.a bit around An• ========= ••••••••••••••••••••••• "SPYG• •ss HILL lbo11y Pool. Secluded ..,.. mstr bdrm al.lite w /It• ly o....,. own rtdwood deck. Loft
Decor a tora b r 11 ht pla)' rm •dmly rm. Cen•
cheerful fam home, 7 II trat tacuum, l.nnercom,
bdrms. •~ea. d1n rm. 2 new kitchen appUanca fam rtn•. 2 trpk'I, v1rw. w/conllnuout cleanl•I
$324 ,500 Qualltltd oven • lruh matt
bu.vera only. call fnr ~ IMtl. '
appt 640-13118 ~
Walker 1; IP.fl
RHI fstnle
•
~·May 5. 1t7T DAil. V f'tLOT •1.
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Starter Home!
Cutt 2 bttdrm wllh
<'Ullom tlreplaco " tu&dWJy eoclOMd t
pallo . Yard 11 a
land1caped
mHtqi>iece! Near com mwuly park and pool
and lt'Mis CO\lrt ! Sound
'alce1 Call Red Carpet
Realtors, 833.339().
PAUHOMI
Here a one of a very few
Deerfield P .. rk homes
that have been on the
market. 3 bedroom11,
family room, dinin& room and SPA. Yes, 1t la
all here. Call for appoint·
mcnt. $105,000
SOU111
LAGUNA
499-4551
UVI
DANA
POJN'l'
493 8A1:!
ATTHlllEACH
Nll(uel Shorea • oce11n
side or the hlebway.
Guarded community.
Uving, dining, wet bat, 2
bedrooms, den, 2 baths
and utihty room.
Clubhouse with tennli;
and awimmlng. Walk lo
lhe beach. Ju11t llsWd at
Sl2'7,000
S&UHG
RULESTATE
Npt BchlCosta Mesa
SlNCE1959
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MA tlSTIC CLOSE TO -·cH ~at.ortl 'f{a!c· w:,b~. cxctiaq .. Callourolflct MM900 AvlSJ1. 751-<MN/l'TM.515 t.325/r"nl-'310. leaae. 2BRtownbome s:MO IUGAMCI mCA 'T t' • h app • · roruappolntmentto1ee ••~Gui• Call 842-9371 (Lury, 2BRc:ondoA/C S3SO
Private 1ated front Ever want to live within easy waJklnt ~ .. bwbr' "c:~f~)~0:0 tblt Quall Place ex-Oc anlront 2 8 lll pd 3Br. 2Ba, dbl 1ara1e. A&t>· • ==::mo = r.':: Ti.le CD&ry. Hue• dlst.Dce.,.to the beach? It SO, we moy oven. Auumabte lit. clllllvel S1J7,500e,a. s& wk or ~':no. tti "•• Verde avail )(~ Brand new a bedrm ~-as.a~ 131f$ l.ltcbe.!mMew'\~i~!: have jus? what you've bee:n looldor owe with U"' down. SJXUNlTS--wrsroE JunoJQ.~2510 .a>,$Gmo.MWGJ OrNG home, 1900 aq.ft. aBRbome ML$ •toct counter t op. f'br. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. Balboa '72,500. Cu1t lnvett· Lovely prlde of S....._ EASrSJDE Charmer, 4 wltb formal dlnln,, aBRbomol)(-n sos
J"ormal Diner Separate PonJnsula Point. '169,000 ~ta. mm.9359 ownersbip Wll&s -oldl• r--1. Br. 2\:a Ba, cpu, drpt, owner wanu 1 yr S.. It 381Uownhom~ -..o
Kaater Sulte. Double ~ GOL.,.COUos .. • but •oodles Near ._.,,...trano 3111 klda welcome. $415 ~50. per mo. locldl aBRtownllOmo MSO I • ed d " n "' W rr 0 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... """"' aardenu. Utb lrfonth 48Rbome S47S van ty mirror wur COLONIAi.. • ettcll • ffered at ._ 2 Br. dl'n, 2 t>.. Built .,.__, · fl'w.IMl-la8Bkr. 3BRhomo .. 7$ '°*· Plus 4 more cauHn LIDO REALTY Oeean vi0w home on S.n '205,000 b' •ppolntrnent '76. Park like aeWnc. Ca· Loveb' 3br Collea• Park !BR home A/C 1475
abed BJlaewtft( room or ~~ Clemente Col/ Cour••· 4 onb'· bJeTV, &rand piano, now lime. Fruit t.reea eloae 3 Br2 Ba, 2000, aq.ft hu.ie 48.RbomoAJC 148)' h:':~=~T:f. 3l77 Via Udo, .. •wport hadt blei•ot bedroom•. I COSTA MESA appl Gardener. C714) to 1cbool1 41' Shop•a, master, formal dlnlna aeR Oen home ssoo
..._autllul ",000 aq. ft. 67_3-7300 . alb.I, den. Camtly room TRIPLEX •2«11. 979-lllll. rm. ff>lt\ prdener. MSO. 38Rtownh-Ome ~5 .,. • &t •winy lanai. f'ot· the J o Kelty, 80·1371; ma.mloa only $179,500. dl1cern1na f11mlly at Pride of owoerahlp on u.....-~ 1.___1aL......1 S250. E/Slde 2 br, lba. 86&-~ 28V1R:WUw home CalJ for &*"IOOal preview SUI$.~. quiet atreet. Spacloua .._ vnTISfll.._ Clean. ""
tocUy17SZ.lTOO Mewporft.ocll 1069 ... .,.,.._.. 1069 IJERTJIAllt:NRY ownera uolt wltb ....................... 546·912.S Perfect home for family. 4BRhomoA/C
""'N 1119•11 siuNro1tNicr• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• REALTORS fireplace. Call for ap ...,_Island 3206 Short walk or bicycle to 3liRhomeA/C
II&'. I N~WPORT HEIGHTS IACllAY illA W.Dt'IMar 492.-4121 potntment. Now only ....................... Eutslde 3 br house, beach. Cul ·de-aac. 481\homePOOL. !,~ ll~ftilf;f =•~~ii::..~~~::· OWNH 5-taAna 1010 ~.ooo. ~ 22St::i~ ~~~~~~fr'. ~3 $Z95. G42·$t66 C?r =r::.r~,~~:l.1,a~~'u~ .,;P~talsln lrvinec'J~
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, > =i::n11E==-Sat/Sun. l·SPM. Agent. TR.AHSFllRED . Sallibury R.E. 573-6900 0.0 r..J..& 3226 ble garaae. landacaped, I
Camper too-in these lfG CAMYOH Spacioua famJly home SAVE MOMIY Plac• Corona cW Mer 3222 Sparkling 2 sty, 3 Br, 2~ •
two new custom homes "lb-. 2~:1 ba, pool, jacuzzi .nr 2~Ba. liv rm, f11m n.-..wt... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba, cpt.a.. drpa, frplc. Rec. Oean, quiet 2 br, 2 bath
1n Newport Hghla. 3 4' view. Electric eates. rm, dhiinc rm, ms tr Lovely laree remodeled ..-. -r752•1920 Beach Duplex Charmer. 2 facilities. Nr Marina. condo 1 n So. JI unt.
Br+lce bonua rm, 2•.i ~l5.~:iiS7 dbrm w/dreuma rm & =:it.3~~s2.~~h:araphlcr'. J4CIOOOA•lJTHc~nu.c" Br, l Ba, encl gar, fplc, 1Ae S43S/mo. Call Pal Beacb.S295.963·3854 be. fam+din rms, 2304 Roman lub, palJOtl front ~ "'OOd & class. Walk to Fry, 831-iMB2 aq ft, 2 a&ory, Jota or UDO ISU & rear. lots or xtru. Beaullful plwib carpt'g, lx'h. lmmed occy $550 ~lb-condo, 1"2 Ba. cpl.I, liMCH RE.ALTY
wood. $141,000ea. 3 Br, 2 ba. Intimate $1.32~. cu s lo m drapes. Jt UMITS S44·3'M8 ' BeaUlifuU Br, 3 ba. patio, drpe, ctbhuse, pooJ, ten-551·ZOOO
house scaled &o a very zm Bay Farm Place ~900cp'd12. v15A-NFHA0coaJnv . Santa Ana. tllOO.OOO !!,e~ ... rd• Z car car. IUI, $350. 979-7888 n--.. h S. J. 2-nr +den. 00 3108 fl 3112 Broad Sl. ' M7.oo32 ...,.., · 0 · sy · 27 Bachelor wiita" IROADMOOR ......,,...,. n;u,, 0
EutotN-&SoofUth personal enjoyment of l...oreUADivDavisBkr. Open House Sun 10·5. 12l·Bdrm.unll!i •S..,.,-Ca..• Go!!Couraew/pnmeVu. -.. -Uvlnc. 64U3Bl Lux model. 3 " Fam & z Br,~ 2 ba, dbl gar. Duplex. AAA condltlon. 3 $.\50..5"7-7~ St. Open wkdys 1·3, c-1.-y vutoge R.E MUST SELL lfLL GRUNDY den Exclusive secured New, never Uved in. $355. BR. 2 BA, bill yard, z car ""-It wlalda~.m-"'-"2631StSt,NB • ......_to Deal Tr-1..1-1090 11.ALTOI 67$.6161 fam comm. Heart CdM. 493-T166 gar.Secluded. $.17S/mo. -oc 324' ~ •-.. '-LEWOSBORN --r -WaJk achls -nr ali-LEADERSJUPR E ••••••••••••••••••••••• Weatem PaelflcProp. nil&•--. Sharp2Br+denlnden. ••••••••••••••••••••••• hrbr&ocnview 1Yr1'e BEAUTIFUL 2 sty · • 573-Q&l upgraded cpts, quarry THE SUMMIT S850/mo. From 6/1. Bkr: '"Thunderbird". 4 Btt, 3 8'2-4466 OLDE NEWPORT SHORES We enll'ance decorated, DlstnuProptrty! 644·1790 or 6U-2217 BA. FR, den, trml DR, Very clean. 4 br, 2 ba, lge SPANISH
l IR-$14,500 IEST llACH IUY beautifully lndacpl.og, By SP e ct a c u I a r can· We can find it for you. (Ownr). workshop. Hiiitop loc. den, sep. lndry /aewlng LOCATED ON OCEAN
Super aharp Newport owner. $129,500. lllevered, panoramic Beach area. Probates, w/ocean vlew, ju1t S rm. Hrdwd firs, crpt.s, SUlE OF HWY. AT VlC-
Shor' a lo cat lo n I SI 35,000 OPEN HSESUN 12·5 view in prestigious bankruptcies, trusl'ee Broad moor Sea ylew. minutes from marina. drps. Encld back yard, T 0 R l A B EA C II. Gorfeous "real wood" 2Sty,3BR ,3BA,2 frplc, 1833PORTTIFFtN Cowan Ht!igbt1. 3br, aalea,forcedsales,under Nanturkeimodel.New2 S.SSO/per mo. Alt (714> nlcearea.$450.Avaltlm· Spacious 2 BDR?tl., has
waled living room-12yrsold.30XlOOfeeR-2 HarborViewHomes 312ba. F\111 bar ln den, market values. We can br w /den & atrium. 492-4l21. . med. 5"7-0204 Maureen, 30 FT. LIV. RM.
decorator's delight! Jot w/room to build. Or by appt. 6U·U6l, wet bar in din . rm. jointvenlure.CaJlWorld View. Tennis & com-Foant lnValt 3234 Agt.NofM. w/Mediterranean in~
Q,ef'a 1ounnet kitchen. Easily converted t.o 4·2 752-9000Ext338 Customized interior WideBrokers.873-~. munJty pool. $'175 mo. 0 ey •---------fluence. Lge. picture
Private mstr. sulte. 3rd duplex or decorate & ---------w exqu1s1te walnut 640·8557, 644-8018 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• S Br bse, nice yard, pet.a window w/VIE W Oto'
bdrm. can be cozy den! have lovely single res HARIOR VIEW paneling. Pool $2.55.000 833-3622 i BR S450. mo. Easl or OK. $425. Close to beach. ntE OCEAN & BEACH
New paint. Secluded beach hm 11'2 blks to MONTEGO P11n only Call for appl. Carta Mesa, duplex & 2 New Hope, So. of Ed· 213-532·3220, 9·5PM BELOW. Center
paUo. Custom sundeck. ocean, '12 blk to park & By owner. 4 Br wtram M4 7929 ~. Sl47,000. Income Bay & o<:ean View from inger. Ask for Wansoo ---fireplace 1n rustic
Joe to beach-2 blocu! bay. Call P11t Stomel: rm, Fee land. Well kept $13,800.0wner768-~ new duplex. Wii.lk to 213·'1211-4421 or lve. ph. ~-Spanish navor. Lge. lot
ca1Jtoday646-717l 675-6775or646-"74l•agt. Open house Sat/Sun 1 s OtherReal&tah beach 2 br, 2 ba, number. Hcri»Our 3242 w/courtyard patio, &
Ol'fN "' o. ,,~-.·UN f<Hfl• ,. or by appt. 1989 Porl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 UHIT.S-IALIOA $'S2S/mo. 3 br 2 ba $S75. 3 Br 2 Ba I . led ••••••••••••••••••••••• less than 100 yds. lo
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,. ll Seabouroe Pb 644 ~ Prime area. Groas 759-0619 ·~ ,new ypatn Boat slip at rront door beach. Just completely
•l l!ilil.li'f•',11 ~bar~.JDa~!~;.~poolb::p~~·lCewnnr:. Sl~.000 . . ~t..Komu 1100 ::.i·:w~: ~~n~:1~;r. $425 Mo. Lg modern ~:'~~.~f:i~c~~ ~av~ ~)l~~e~rT;on:'so·i:;~· r:~=~~~ ~~<;:'!~· ~r:\H:~ .......... ... Lu•aoaVIEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-l.SS5or"'-,.,..,... duplex 3Br. 2Ba, Crplc, Pool, clbh1e, tennis. clubbses, ·walk to'bch .'. . .,... ..
" y $165,000. 673-2332 ·, ~ -£'VV"" iarage patio bltns C t d d h h .. Owner wants permanent POITOFfMO Bayfront Mobile hme, • • ' p 8• rps, s WI r, mlrt. SSSO/mo. 826-8ll4, tenant Good r u~ILUFfSCOuDO 67~ NpBch adult park M2·991B paUow/fire rlni. Nrschl .. ..., ">CN\ ...... 1474 . ._,ulr:..... re erences
.-n " ----------f Absolutely stunruoa •br. ' Mc laia. DeMrt &shops, no pets. $475 mo. ---~--·-"""-----...... .,.. ·-uclD 31 ... ba r d ' S29.500. 494·l630. n~-.....a I 2 .. 00 $415 MO Bloomlnc Delores
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With Charles Quintard
Etllabhshed 1946
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"5U ~ , am.rm, in.rm, ••~••••••••••:••• CostaMffo 3224 Evs/wknds,968-0637 WATSlNONT HEWPORTHEJGHTS sepapt/den/booua room Deluxe adult park In ••••••••••••••••••••••• Huntington Harbour, OWNERPAVSUTlL. ·
3 Br 2 Ba on R·2 corner w/bdrm" ba. All beaut lrvi.ne. 2 BR .. 2 ba .. iun-SANDPIPER )) Park Place 2 story, 2"00 4Br, w/dock·lmmedlate MISSION REALTY
lot. Seller anxious. decorated & uparaded porch. patio. New carp. PALM DESERT sq.ft. 4br, nr school & PoSSeuion. lease Sll90 , ___ 4_9_4-_0_7_3_1 __ _ Flower garden, paddle $29.500 Agt 646-2414 A park. $S95. 547-0204, ,, tenrus crt, mature trees. F\lm. 3 Br. 2 ba. Condo. 898-415Sor968-2720 mo. 1 yr. Sl07S mo. 2 yr. RIVIERA RENTALS Open hse Sal/Sun 1·5 or Ac,... for sal• 1200 1900'. Beauliful moun Call Lee wkdys (213)
IUAUATS by appl. 644 SJ 28 ······F·l·V·E··:c··R········· ~~~:~ t:r~a~~ ~~~o --~ . ~~~och 3240 _87_0-_032 __ 1 ______ Walk~~:tiTe:1ydc-
O-fH ...ouR AUlTY $182.000. "" ES ..... ,. 1 · · PHJM !-; EASTSl()E C. M •,••• • ••• ••••••••••• 1 Br Twnhome. PLUSH. rorutt.>d 2 bdrm .. 2 bath "-th t ,. F ci......,. 00 y. $94,500. For CONDO A t dbl • br condo, 1 ba, comm. \11el bar. Atrium. T•nni~. !1&30..~Y• c ... i...... COUNTRY LIVING • .,.,u 0 .... orona. an· appl. call aft s Mon thru 2 r. 2 >a. " " ., house on large lot .... 1th 645·9161 Horses OK. Lovely 3Br tasuc view t\111 price Thurs.,9-5Sat/Su.o.(714> gar. Brllnd spunk1n· pool, carport. 16684 Pool. Cluhhousc. pn,·atepatio.~75Mo.
--"------1 R4 I t R r th ~.000. RKR 346-298.9 new Yr I y. I::.<· u l Arbor Cir. $300. Dys: S3251mo. atll Mr. Nelson South L-a IACK IAY on o . m or ano er \714 ) 677 5691 . ~Simo. Call !or appl., 893-6571, ext 210, eves: 898-2636 -7-·
BYOWNER home.SS7-1738 OR522·M30 RGnchn.Fanm. MaryorDon 714·827-0645 Mr :----Ncal2Bdrm.npt.,cloae
6 73-8250 Spacious 3br, 2ba, tam 3 BWrESTC2 Ba.U+Fhi~dHaOwMay1>;or. 1/:z ACRE BLDG SITE Gro•n 2700 COLE OF NEWPORT Mohamed ~~••••••••••••!~.~~ ~~opp\ng & beach. $400 ---------1 rm. f'rl>lcs ln liv. rm & ... •••••••••••••••••••• REALTORS Mariner's Cove 2 br, t in
SELL idle Items w1tb a tam. rm. Nu crpt.s, shut-~f:·a~~·O:;{r~~cwo;~~ ~~n·~~~l~t.~!:~~. ~~al AVOCADOCOUMTRY 675-5511 ba, adult condo. Pool, 2BR,l~~.1~~ •••• $J2S m~l\~. b~OW. DallyPilotClaaalfledAd ters. Nr Cherry Lake. 645-U03 (714)67,,5717 3BR, 2BA home oo 8· t.ennis.$315.640-5048 2 Bo 2 .,_ ........
60-5878. Slt•.500. 642·8771 u-acres. Fantastic views, NEW Beauty 3 br, 2~ ba. SUPER SHARP A.. ..... .. ··" · · · · · _..., ---------1 EASTBLUFF OR 522"2080 •·acres w /400 mature View. 1101 n1dgecresl. 2 BR. 2Yl •••••• S47Stts25 •99·2800
Beautiful executive OME ACRE trees. Parcel split lnlo 5 Uobchevable$4SO. 3Br, 2~~~:!'dmark ~:::~~~a·:::.~~~-ean--V-i_e_w_r_e-nW-.-60-at-
townbome-ideal loca Level. All ullhtJes avail &3. 8~4)S22·2080 Beaul 3 Br 2 Ba. cpt.s, home, l~ mi to beach, 1 4 BR., 2 Ba .••••..•. S43S Mobile home, El Morro
tion, end unit. next to on paved r oad. Xlnt OR676-5717 · drps. fplc, bltns, encl yrold,983-6176 •BR,2'7 Ba ... $535/SSSO Bay <Laguna> S4SO mo.
greenbelt-very popular termi. BKR gar, lndry, no pets.~-_._,..., -------BLUf'FS Min 1 yr lease (2l3)
model, large bedrms, C714>677-5001 RedEatah 644-1103 Poo1Homewith3bedrm2 48R,3ba ........ $850 68.S-4230days
formal dlomg. family OR~ 11530 Ix~ 2800 . . ---bath, 2 car gar., fplc, BIG CANYON
rm. sunny breakfa1t ••••••••••••••••••••••• StnkJOg Jbr. 2hJ, ram. DW, easy access to 3BR.2'-'?8a ........ $700 ~. Better hurry this 1.A:'-:0 rm 17!W Iowa Cpl d & schools & shops. Nice LAKE FOREST
will not last 1 C al I ~ppro~ dJOO ac~es San T~h~!· drp d S4SOmo 6« 11136 neighborhood. $425/mo. 38R,2Ba .......... $495
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Jen· <.:all Fitzmorris an~here , Lovel~,3~b~r. 2 b •.. "~ .. .,...1r'!i.~""•~,..JJ~t ,. • • · .£..Ae.rlthaiiner-151l·~~~~·~~~~!$!!~§J~~ . K~,~~-.. • .... -~ ~ + ~ •-mac ·a Br 2 Ba, M••a 'z·"l!n ·1 er ~ .. z "" -vu ....... nc1"""'~· $395/mo. T"for tde 1300 · 2900 Venle. S410 Avail May 1. &>• ••'--~ 963-4587 ft.,nofee. 1-~-------....................... ....................... 640-8572. 673 4801
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4 bdrm •-fam rm. •~ blk Bcarh Pr1n only Uy · •-rer g •tso 11 I t ice rental! 2br home "' • "' . n .._ · a ecre~ schools. Only $415/mo. u573 C I from pool at grn bit Pror owm•r 536·5000 House wanted dJrect Crom tenrus. swim clb avail Call "' ~MPU'Da~ RVIME on quiet cul·de-sac.
landsuped w 1t1mf!d Coadoanlnlunta/Town• owner. Npt,l rv. ar~a. 1142·4758 The Ranch, 4 br. P'. ba, ~~~ ~~9.~9~8 to
:sprinklers. Illes Up "°"'"foraal• 1700 SlOO, to $12.5,000. By pvt S!ltl, 2 Br, close to all!
l(J'aded lhruout. A super ••••••••••••••••••••••• pty. 644-1•52 R ( , U pool. frplc. short lease. N. Laguna, close to bch, ~ m lhil prestige area CONOOSPECIALIST e. gar, morr. nt. ~or6·14·8415 . older 1 Br,lgepalio, $260. 1823 Port Carlow. Opn 11 R , l' •1 , L' \'ly R...tals Small fee 645-4900 Sun l ·S Sl~.500 Touc h1i :'o 0 / n It y. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••Consumers Gulde TIJRTLEROCK 3 Br2 Ba 217WaveSt.673·4S44
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5Per. ~~!~55229· rul de sac'. 1-bdrm, beaut hillside ___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $220. 2 Br, fncd yo rd. patio 714/146-1371 ......, .,.,..., '--···· I I •· d +more Nice! Pix Small '"""'o.w v e~ "'gar en. DuDaexes/ GeMrd 3102 t'ee 645 4900 ~"" 4 8 2,~ Ba din New w ood b r Id g c . '3,'IO. incl ul1I. 5711 Alta
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••••••••••••••••••••••• REHT ALS GALORE!! * • onsUftNt's --fam rm. 2 sty, 2300 sq.fl. Landacaped, draped. 3 i---------
Oce. Vn COftdo HIH>uplex !I lt'vel1 hmt-? We have the latest JO •College Park Buut ~~~ Hntg Bch. br,2ba.S47Smo 551529-1 Hiils 325o
Total aerurily · enry Ownl'n l&e dbc 1mmac DAILY Rental lists i.n lhe 3Br, 2ba, frpl, J?OOI. incls LOOK PROPERTIES Oraooetr•e Lake adult amenit y s290 ,ooo lu\lt 38r2Ba.nucpls, beach areas. lOOs of all ma1nl. Kids ok " "' ' d '1i! 675-GIOO dr1>1, FA hHt. bltn'I. "acancies NOW! Sml si.IS/mo.~9946 IOGHLY upgraded 4 br, condo, 2 Br. pool, tennis. view, oul Oor llvine .._ ... -"'J1 I DICUT'tft lltl'Tl"<>, br~lr rlre ularm fee/Free tile lime svc w/vaulted cell'ali. Liv clbbse. $345 mo. 833.2290 w/oul 01alnl. Pool. MOO ··'fR RXB urra 'l)'lltm AdJ IQvely 2 Br 64$-(go() PVT. DUPLEX rm w If I, bright kitcb eva incl wt.r. S40-1256 aft 3PM
1,;..:.ti WF.STCl.IFFARt;A unit. Cpt&. drJlll, hllns, ••COMUIMrsGtllde lmmar 2Br w /patto, w/dshwshr.Heavyshake NEW l br rondo, A/C, VAC. 3 br, 2 ba, A/C "ff OpenHouseSatlS rp~11::c·.I'~~1l'ia~,.r'.•a~~l~ • ......__llland 3106 dfrplc. cbncl gard, cptlsl, roo<.Nrlake&park.$400 pool,tennl11.Jacun1,elc. $3.'IO/mo.23706Sorealna,
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n!ent to cvttrythloc Lov O(· 'a( lot Sl25.000 OWC. Beyfront w /plrr. F\1lly Ave. 646·2123 c h e e r l u I k I l c h sac, park locotton. 3 Br 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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pool Call for lnforma Pftt!W89575 $1600/mo. Without plerNEW1wnhfte 2br,2ba. w/frult trees . $375. lai.t. + $200 sel' Al(t. ll.MonarchSummlt,Lai
lion. 67117601 I ...____......, 2000 11500/mo. 673-0011. rncd. yd., gar. A/C. s:ios 848·94?7 752-0188 Niguel. Adulu only refs
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East31de, 13 Unit.a, ytly tn· ••••••••••••••••••••••• -sty Landmark home. nr tennis, pools, $485 mo ' ·
come 131,740. Expenaa S27S, 2 Br. lcl1~1', rcr. SK~R:U3 0B,fT~8~~f Adams&Beach.842-1357 1st & lost + $200 sec Monarch Summit adult
S'76T1. OWC 2nd. $390,000. dahwshr, won t last ! eourS S4G 7945 557 ~ 2 Br 2 Ba lwnlur pool Agent.. 752·01118 eomm. 2 BR. 2 ba. Nr.
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fee. 84$-4900 493-2:117 CORONA DEL MAR MEWPOIT Alabama, 636·34U or 311 Sant.a Barera. New ~!"~ ---------..... .--..-..-S nW-a.... 4350 Prime retail location • . ••CC49 •nGul• HARBORVIEWHOMES .._1, Pen. Npt. lbr, u.. bl'-2 Br Townhouse, frplc. ,iu-_, ... _.., S..1718 2Br,2Ba,ad.WLs.NopeLs. ..__ CM bld B Ba F us TII .. Pool nn1a So W '92 82IM ••••••••••••••••••••••• uuwutown . . g AP· Exec. s r 3 ' am \.o bcb. Now ·w June 16. , te . me ocean 2 BR $190. + Ui •THIS 15 IT* . Eoelolted •Incle 1ara1e. prox 50X80. 548·3401 daya • HarborViewH.4br,Fam. Rm,buaeyardonpark, su1581s.a785343140 "Cata1inaview1.Close Wantsoal)'.Nopeta. OCE .. "'FRO..,..., onl cu "••J27o rm,lncdyd.llevelldon nrschool&pool,640-Wl:le · ' · toahoppmc"hoebeach. MSONewportBlvd SBr, 2~Ba. twnhae apt. ni, • "' li>l«•C• y.$30. .... ...., eves. ' teco.~.644-4809 0. .... XHu.fura 360 644·26U CostaMesa UIS . Decorated, FaotasUc white water 64S-7838 DESK apace at 1717$
NWPT HGTS 3 Br dplx, ••••••••••••••••••••••• apaciou•, ~wlt·lo1, le ~~!.. luxPvt2~tr. 2bta bc:cohr. SingJeS40 DoubleS'70. Ex· Beach Blvd .• near New Harbor View Knoll, 3 l'~ &. fplc. pvt paUo, G T . B -2 BR .. l'AI baths. Clean, enclosed pauo 2 car aar .. vuuu. s eps o · W T lbe i H · br-2br 4' ~n. 2\.'J ba. Teo 1ar, S375 mo. 552-7350 real ushn area, 3 r Cozy 2 br, frplc. \'ery nice. with everythln&. Encl. nr Hunl,c Cntr' SD Fwy AdJts/no pelS. S800/mo. lra tall "~ door. 131 . a rt n u.ntanaton
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493-S888. Vllta Hoga~: ~-tin or Ln4.ry ra'cil $!20 mo. + pie. 813~ New !single> apl. Crpls, Edloser • ""lo Beach 74S-33Gl Office Rtfttal 4400 recepUoru.st will answer
---------1 61S.S364 dep. 552·0430 afl 1PM Yrly ruce 3br. or 2br, gar, drps. range. ref rig. Blvd. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 Souttt LCICJlllHI 3186 ••••••••••••••••••••••• your phone for $10 per
IB50 Oceanfronl home on . Adults, no pelB 71' • 2 $225/mo. Avail May 15. Mar. M2·2014 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 60< PER 59 FT month. Dally Pilot pffic:e,
lease, 3 Br Harbor View Hme, 4 Br 2 Qwet sep 2 Br hse, cpl, no Orchid 644 '1071 No pets. Call days, NEW·l,Ucl BDRMS Lee, quiet, luxurious, ex· 1617 WESTCLlFF·NB 6'2·4321
$600 3Br 2ba walk to Ba, Fam Rm, Cncd yd. pet, no smkrs 646-2323, --548-7129 eves: 7Sl·9999 FromS2SOto$otOO ~c. 2 br, 2 ba apt AGT.541·5032
bch,pool:tenru's StlSOmo.lseonly.640-1396 768ScottPl.CM. ldealLocalwn! (ukforBea). 839-9139 Elevator to scenic priv. RETAlLSTORE ~ 2 Br, acroes Crom LUXURY DUPLEX. HB. Walk to beachv & •bop-RoyMcCorch bch. Party&gameroom, 150 I WestcNff Dr. ~3ro;0:f> ~~·rf~eN&
ocean San.klc:wt 3yrsnew,pvt,xtralge,2 pmg, 2 Br. lo ely new Realtor 1810Hewport DELUXECondo.~br,l'h lotal i.;ecuri~r>P~rf~ N'wportFlnuncialCtr Mariners Mile. $S7S.
$1100/mo. Bayfront con· Capistrano 3278 sty, 2 Br 2 Ba high beam ~~ts & ~1;16~'7~~ Costa Mesa enbac,. fprpa!io.pooM~iloJyac:~{yl', llihveineadovrev.nktnurorusetreaadlufoltr. LHslacJ Office SP"• 6'.Wlnl aft4pm do. 2+den, view . ••••••••••••••••••••••• clgs, spiral sta1rca1e, or646.K176 • • " -Call on Site Manager
$450 Lie. Charming 2 Doll House, spotless pride marble !pie, bllns, ---Spotless lge, 2 Br, locked 963-9'171 ~a~& at $515/mo. (114)642·3lllext246
story, beamed Jlv rm, 1 of owneri.hii> !ihows dshwshr, cpls, drps, ta Mesa 3824 pr, adlts. no. pets. E. 3 Br 2 Ba alto 2 car•--·-------PROFESSIONAL BLDG
brlol't. lhroout. 3 Br 2 Ba. fplc, pauo, gar+ carport. Nr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Side. Nr Irvrne Ave. gar: bltns.' fptc, 'cpts & ~nh>Fumlshed Prime location in llunl· lease, 30< Sq.ft. Ideal
SS75.4Br+deo+vlcw. bltn.s, no pets. $375 mo. beach. Adlts, no pets. THE BAY LEAF 83M!a drps.$385.980..aotliaf\5 oru..turNIMd 3900 k°~~u~t~~c11~ua~~ Costa Mesa location. 12
WATKRf'RONTllOMES 4966'l26or 493-6138 S400 mo. 968·0631; ""' S2 <J lbr, unfuro. Ut1'l pald. ••••••••••••••••••••••• f t Sin I d t Olfices +walling room. C II 631 1 .• 00 ----evestwknds. 28drm. water .,... 7 . uR. THE 1., .. CH ee . g c, gar en ypc , ,,8 parking area. Agent a .. BRAND NEW Condo·3Br, -----Beautiful, 6pacious new adulls only, no pcla. See " -THE EXCITING store or ortice. Good U· ;:.._6161 2~;Ba, bltns, $395 mo. New3 Br, SJC, cp~. drps. apt.a, Pool, pvt patios mgralt5, 2115 Placentia, 2br. 2 ba apta. Frpl, enc. PALM MESA ArTS. posure, assigned park·i---------
BAY VIEW, from CllH 496·5660 pools, lake S3SO mo i\dult.s,nopell. CM. g~960·46l4 lOAM to ~UNUTESTONPT ing. Call Mr Plummer
Dr. area 3 Br, den, 2 Ba. --547-5125; 979-1473 329 Avocado, C.M. b d N 6P BCH. 963-6761
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1'0 EWPORT <-·1tOR L·.::. re l93·3673 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fo-L-•fow Viti-. &iS-29'78 Lee apta in lush lndscpd · · Co 1 & d u .~ ., .,..,, 8albo l·'and 3706 ..,_ -..,--Adults, No Pets mm m s spaces, For lease 1400 sq. It. ol dee 3 Br~ Ua, avl nuw -a ., 621 W. Wilson 646-2010 v uJ ed setting w /pool. Walk to l.561 Mesa Dr. ~to 2000 i.q. rt Aa low !ice/warehouse + AN\A $195 mo. 640-2981 •••••••• •• ••• •••••••••• FURN OR UN FU RN 1 br luxury apt. 8 t sbop'g biJce t.o bch. l & 2 3S< It Lai N 1 £t ..,,.,., ---------Wffiminster 3298 BAYFRO:'llT lbr Avail •2brtownhomew/frpl cetl, gar. Nr. heh. $230. br. avaH from S2.Z0/$26S. <5 BlksEastofNewport : _sq. V . igue IQ n. storage yard in
Bluffs, 4 Br condo, rplc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~tay l to July 1. Jnq 400 •' "e patio 11 ..... c garage 64.S-3"S5evesforappl. Adults only. "~!v.!?J,. ission •eJo areas. Irvine. Ind. Complex
1 N 3 BR 2 b ho All """' "'"" Co .,._........., Handy to S.D. Frwy. w/ava1l key lock gas Din Rm. se. SSSO o . a me. new So. Bayfront, apt 5. •Adults. chlld 16&over Spac. bachelor urul in lux HunUnaton nUnentaJ Call: 831·1400 pump & secy services. ~ts. G-15-8781 pamt & drps. Patio, 2 car --•Small petok ~..-un N be ch. .,.,0 11101Spriogdale PREVIEWING -------gar • corner lot. Avail lalboo Peainsula 3707 ""' g. r. a ~ · 846-5080 ••CdM dlx 2 rm swte, N11t1onal Services Co,
Charming 3 Br, 1 Ba, fncd imroed. $325. 963·4567 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut. new 2br, 2ba in 4· 64S-3"SS eve for appt. 2MD UHIT uul pd, A/C, ample pkg, 640-8250
yd, dbl gar. $400 wtr pd A.:t no fee OCEANFRONT di'( 3br. pin, palio. h1undry. Large 1 br or Fairview & Mature, adult.a, 2 br, 1 the Beach House sus.motomo.615-6900. 2000--Sq--f-t_a_n_K_'-oJ_t_/l-rv_i_n_e
645-9839 ;::__._.:..._, 2ba, no pels. Avail Apnl bltns, 1325 6-l2 1603 Baker. Bltns, cpts. d.rpa, story 4-plex, cpl.a & d.rps. en 12 'd --..mums 28toJunel7 673-9640 refrig. Adults only. No 1245.847-0935or~ Contemporary&casual 2ndMOFREE tr.$l25molnc cpl BLUFFS. 1 levt'I, pnme Uttfurnb.._d 3425 ---.:. Spac 3 br apt or use it as 2 The best of Newport's 'ul l di Id I A/C omces. Owner at.
loc. 2br. 2ba, frplc, adlts, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coro.ta det Mar 3722 br & den. 1''rplc. patio & pet.s. $215. ~1882 Cool Ouan ...... aood Lire. ~fl~~~';:~~i.h ~o :;,0~°' 7519172or644·7872
• no ~ts ss7s. 644 4201_ Ot:LUX F: :l Br 2 Ba off ht ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool. Adults $32:>. No FROM $260 Large 3 br, painted in & •Beamed ce1llngs r.ent including. Reccp 11.000 i:. f bldg in West
Bluffs urea, dean -lbr. Tl·e L Niguel. Cntry Clb A\ ail. June I st. 2 l>r 2 ba. pets. 645 338_! or 837 951.'!_ Mature adults only, no out. Bllrls. d~. cpts, 2 •2 poolb & rec centers t1on serv, per11onal11ed C<hta Mc1ia. Call Ru1ii.
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$550. mo &ii 1250. pd 1.-.e s:J0.!)544 tierv1ce. leHc. 61J·8120 LARGE 2 Br l ',., Ba, 2 sly Dshwhr, gas BBQ. Gas No children under 12. •And so much more. dispatch, underground 8roker11. aJJ-8551
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Hack Buy &auty! Spac. 3 121un8l11~:!n HarbouAr akrt!,a, "'--t M 372 .. adllb, no µelb. 637-8823 · 77 01
· • , .. 2 b 2 ba on oolr Unl11m. l br $255 util. exceplphonc. 8,000 or J0,000 :d. build br 2 ba ram rm No r . ..._,per mo. s or ~ a HO " <7H I Adult E-side 2 br encl. ._e r, "' HURRY FOR THE •~ x E cu T 1v1<: ings MIM1ion Vle)o. Call pt•W. $595° li.e 646·7:170 .Jim, 963·800! 0 ••••••••••••••••••••• -• --& B garage, patio, fpri, pool, ~~e. ~o4c~ll.d~c~ f!jJ BEST SELECTION SUlTl<: Russ Johrn1on, Industrial · ' --$40.00 WEEK & UP I 1'..Asl c~. Pr1. 1 Br 2 r' Jacum. Like new $250. (2'•).;,...,5612 640·5'170 Hrokenl, 833-8551 Exec TH Jbr. 2h1t, frpl, C?ndo in San Juan •Studio&tBRApL'I w1111tr s. $210 & s.iso. 644.0818 ... .,.,.... 1433Superior
end patio, pool, dbhse (a P•~truno, 2 i.ty, 2 Br· I •TV & Mald Serv Avail 675 S205or 875-6224 ----Newport Beach ~ Newpt Crest Condo11 Ba, reCng, wshr & dryr. •Phone Scrv, lltd pool !'Jew apts. 302 Victoria, I BAY MEADOWS StS2udlo Apt,Suwalk ~ :ac~ 646-8453 Sti25 & up 6n 5008. DlOmo Mr Lm.551 1339 Spac. 2br, Iba apts. 75 mo .• nsc ac .
673.2332 evc'I wknds 2376 :-Jewport Rl11d, ('~1. Br, $?6.'i 2 Br. $325. Come Many rac1I. avail Encl 536-182'7 or 9638311
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\I \. d \' ll 2 B Mol7ile Estates. 1991 children. qwet court Non " °"' "' f C Ba h 1 -l'!>U er c 1 Ill>. r 1 Br, newly. painted, cpts, it, w fplc. gar. & pvt um or un um. c . \\. lk lf 1 h ? I' \ t I 1 h h f Newport 646-8373 !'lmoken. only· refs req .. _ r P>OO br 2 br 1 ba · 2 br " a , H.'dt -., _,. 1 ln., 1., w" r . re rig, __ __ _ 954 W17th S48-0358 UJ.,..., re ng, stove, -patios. has all xlraa · • • · " frame. :) Br. 2 Ba . fpk (!Jll'. dq.,., 532:; 1628 C STUDIO mo. 642-7154 Closet.obch. 963-20S6 bulhs. Beamed bv rms.
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642-2611 0!629 Oraosie. 548-7222 enclosed yards, cncl0t.ed 1. Z & 3 bdrm un1ls. Southwest Corner i;.i2.0200 673·4M5
-----2 car garages. Cloi.e to Designed like early 1';dinger/Newland Hewpon ~och )769 NICF: 1 br, pool, adlts, no school!! . .1>hopping & Callrornla bungalows. 3400 Edinger, H.B.
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646-2130. 679·3709 I A YNOHT J..«e tbr Garden art nr adulls, pool, jacunl. ten All s.'IO wk Share kit/·
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•No ~ac-h traffic no fog $300 mo. 49411629 . lbr. 2br & 3br unltb. all ROOMS 125 wk up with
•GM,U•C)IJ.S 3 Br aplli, 8 Toro 3132 partially furn'd Ul1l pd kitchen $37 .SO wk up
•From $285. $225, S32.5 & $450. C11ll apt.s MB 9155 ·~ner.•l f'IOOI•. J•cuzu, ••••••••••••••••••••••• "94·1966or494 3196 ------
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1770 OrC1nCJ9 , CM Ownr tAgt,67:1-631_2 __
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or medaeul ofr $225 J\'all CO"lta Mesa fo'rom 548~ _ _ ~ 50 to SI Z.~ ~1 lf.91 •hut uct ra~t' air cond. Cpts, drps, Laguna Hlpt 3152 pnv m Co:.la Mesa. M F, 2511 W . S..ft'flower St. hltns, encl a~8137 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $125 mo 64S-3025 Professional J:Jld II t>n l'\e
SS7-4100 Deluxe 1 br. pool. rec. ltoofl't&h rd 4050 TalbertnrMagnoha,1''tn Rftltals WCNtted 4600
----u.. .. _ .. ll""O room Lovely Joe From Vly 300 &t 460 sq rt ••••••••. ••• ••• •• •• •••. ........... _.. " . . ••• ••• •• •• • ••• •• • •• •• •• M I M I 963 7062 1&2BR.unf.clean, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $250.Gu&twaterpd..On R & Bo d 1 t _o_~or eo!le. · Lcru;e2·3Br,2boapt/ton·
I l ho Crown Valley 29041 oom ar n pv J r I m A g l t c 05~ 01 Pl l..ge 3 Br, 1 ba, closed aar. Noma 8Jl-<leS? ' h.me, Mesa Verde area. SUITE v. /oceanv1ew. On < o. un urn ro u !! 645-8939 ___ 3 blks beach, walk \.o -· Xlntmcals 543.2095 Pac. Cu. llwy Lg NBtCdM Loc:al11dll1c'>1
S'T'UNSING tge 1 4i 2 Br, 2 s\.ores/bus. s:no. 960·5131 Mewaort .. och 38 69 Gue t Ho... --4 I SO balcony, upetr& w /&ar dent. 642·1195 ua. 0 ardcn apt11 Pool ••••[·~···•••••••••••••• 1 536-8991 Miscellaneous
$205 ~5. no W. 18th St. Water view._ 2 br cogdo. Beach Duplox ~ Blk to ... •••••••••••••••••••• o F F 1 c E LAG u NA Retttals 4650
GREAT RECREATION. Pool. tennis. wet ar, •and 3Br frpl $495/mo Pvt rms, loving care, BEA CH On i. co n ·••••••••••••••••••••••• S" tmminll. uunu. 2 Spacious 2 story, 2br, l>bl r r p I c S 3 9 SI mo . yrJy.'640·l044, 9ss.2991 balanced dlch, nice llpicuous corner for 11 u N 1 Q u F. RETA 1 L
health t'lubs. hllllurd11, aar. Vlctorla·Hubor. (t)S28·21!26 paUo.132•27113: 77l·:l499 s1"n, on North Coa11l STUDIOS FOR RENT. s:m Broker1M7-M63 2 Bedroom, 2 baths, • .. nlcht llihled ten n 1s -~ 2 Br. 1 ba, stove, enc. aar. carpet&, dru~s. bulltlns, Summtr lltfttal1 4200 Hwy.; iround Or, off· S50 to $400 mo. Utll Incl
00\Arts . Pro & pro shop, <:lun lae. 2 Br upper, tn Small enc. yard, 1 small fireplac~. dishwasher. ••••••••••••••••••••••• street p1trkln1t. SillS AIJ1.. lnq 11t "The Pactory''
aoll dnv1n8 r11n11e. party 4 plex, cpls. drps, Jgo child ok. 536·5008 or AcrOll! trom Pllrk near End unit, Bay view, Park 494·15:11 · ~ E. 30lh St, Newport
room balcony, adlll, no pets. 960-140'7 Jim Hutchlnaon bll¥ & boch. 1395 month. Newport. 1 BR, den, fully -nu ch or call 675-6181 or .~uN ACTIVITJF.S . 64.S-1"85 J•co1s1• .. LTY furn apt 6115 thru 9/15. DESK apace al. 1787S 873-'2'71 LAIGl&SUMMY ~ -1 Beach Plvd., nur -------Fulltlme dlr•clor. tree NEW" WESTSIDE 38r 2 bt apt.~ ml. from the 67$.6670 .~In•'•' oMnl•ytu. rwc ... lctoounp•~coor. Talbert. in Huntlnatnn llllM•/1n¥ed/ Swida)' brunch, UBQ's. I • ' be h. 960 •a14 lOAM •~ ., ... .. &:•ch. $.'IO. nor month ,._. trip , parties. sport 2b•, blt.IU. enc •ar S3'7S. '*:PaMc . ..., .., "'-·· dnnlelt .... 2·3 br ... u. R.altors875·6000 ,~ .. ·~t 831 3800 ., ,,._..., ..,.. .,. ....,., ---Rnni own fumlturt1 Our ••••••••••••••• •••• •••• toumall\enlA •more' ~ -·-up yrly, Family & pets Newport W:iterrront rect!pllonl8t will answer ..._.I
B E A U T I f" U L New Westalde 2Br, 2ba, New 1.2•3bdrm apta. ~5-41112 •/dock. 2 Br. 1 ba. your phone for $10 P<'r O,p1f"hMlfy 5005
A P A R T M E N T S bltn1, enc I 1ar, patio Prom $23$. LIDO 3 Br 2 Ba, SUS yr $250 /Wk. 546·8299 or month. O•llY Pilot olf1ce, •••••••••••••••••••••••
stnaln, 1"2 bedrooms. SZ95 Aat831-3900 M0-1441 laa. Sl4 Clubhouse 5$7-0l48 6'2-Ull JEWD,RYSTORF. F\.im Is unturn. Models -SADDLEB CK opendallyt0to7 Room· EASI'SlDENr.new,2br, IRAHOMIWI 83H730or•5881 Summt'r rental, avail llcOfflce-StCN'ellc VALLE¢
mate s.trvlce avail No l ba, blln.I, frpl. 129$ mo 1·2 • a Br apta. Prom '150-StSO 2 It 3 Br block May 15th 1\im. bouae, Newport & Bay Center SllOPPINO CENTER
tease required. Sorry ~1 USO/per mo. UU lo .,.ach Vrly 'Patio 11 Pl•.~ block rtom 2052 Nc•port Blvd . CM S12.000+ lnvcnwry
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no -ta. 751 M82 ,,_...._ il· ....... lvvv Bta Canyon ov .. r., 2 r 2 ..;......u_ •-£.....16 4250 ... ......... _.., "Z" REALTOR .-B l olt nc 9th ....._ w..,...,.. ftrN1Ualou1 Nwpt Bch ... ~oaux121• •. over 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• udSo, oc .. 1-n.snso 494-8611 NEW I Br 2V. Ba, edl.llla, ,..,." " f'alrway. Take over lte, -"".,.. --------Victoria •Maple.CM. Nr beach, w/lplc, paUo. t mo rent rr .. l40-Q7, aoa Palotl..11 arl na mo 752-ill$ DOHUT SHOP
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adlta 313 nth Pl. C.M. r c!c amer. Comp. renovated. Dbl .....1. to~ ... :-.... 4300 Cont. rm •• Hat 25, all with mUC'h bl"lllt pot.en . 642>.3'M '1'821..qcamore $240. al.r1ultl Mat. 1dJ1'. only, .. ~ paneled, am. wl\H to rt • no ta. MOO mo. 548 2685 ••••••••••• .... ••••••.. ar. 1 or a )'r. leaae. Lake llal. Open 1 daya.
Lovely tse nt'W a br. 1~ "-tLo•..-.Apt pe rmmt n nltc.11hr aiit. FOtU\ aru. K nl Ull 137-4100
bo, drp•. cpt1. atov. Utds airy 2 bf' •P'-Call Yrb' 2 Br, uUl pd, cloae IA> Non mkJ'. Nllt OCC. $95 ttarttna. •
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adJU. No pet.a. 11180 D quit\ workJnl adltJ. No -Ntta $2,100. month
Anaheim Ave, 545-SZ29, Bo clOM to the beach 4i: pct,, 83$0, Ut & lut + Mff4•R~te7 ~l'TBCTfSTORE Comer I~. 6amallebop.,
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25252 La f'a Rd.. Loguna Hilts
THE CITY Of
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Is accepting applications .
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BOAT MFG.
CATERER needs ladies. HefpW..ted 7100H.!pW•hd 7100
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l d~1 5 :.! 77. Heward. PLACEMENT " ii;" ---Wd~c:1 Ucpendm~ Pilot needs additional COOKS f'ART.'t'IME. b73ilO'J.t~·"4519 ASSISTANCE HOEXPY.HEC Onl'~'<pN1cnce sale!! per!>ons for Applybtwn7AM 2 30PM Mort~s. T"'st ---OOOD JOl:I BA."JKING • l"imi.h l.ine Carpenter:. clas.'>1hed .& automotive Mon·Sun 2W8 Newport DffdS 50 35 LOST ·While & :.1l~r. OPPORTL'NITIES H )1>0 re new to Orange IRVIHEHATIOHAL •Cabinet Shop out:.1de sales staff. Blvd.C !\I.
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DENTAL ASSISTANT
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Newport. Bch. 644·9211
ii;"' \1c Ne~hope&\\arner .MASSAGE. Low cost m "' CllPrs IDepl COOKl.WAfTRESS Will pay mnrl' for your ~3132 _ _ __ Dav-Eve-Sal ct ~·ses in S1 96PERW1!EK BARTENDER, exper. ApplyAtSecunlyOfc a e o~ne " 18 yrs or older. Full or 2nd T 1>. IWl! :~1:1 J ""' 193 1 Dffre Ave SA (or appointment l' /time. Call for appl. -FOl NO .VD" male cat ~r Santa Ana. SS6-7171 f\Jll time. wknds, 435 E. , ________ .__ 642-4321 P1'zza Factory Rest. .. Based 011 your produc 17th St. Call Dan.1• 0 C . Dl!:~T"L N(•ed $30,0110 loan . K l\tart,C'.M. _,.W..W 7075 I • rmgt OCISf 96J.ll77 g, "' ~St-l'urt'd by 2nd T() on ~ 1775 ••••••••••••.'•••••••••• ~c~l~v~s &ce~t':'u mprorft ~·7958. A M's ____ BOOK K E F, PER -D 1~ Pilot 1---------1 Gen'I front orricc. Older,
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Lo1t&FoUnd FOU:"if>. \1 c;olden ret PRAC.~'URSE Call pt>nlOl'luhlf' & umb1llow1 reimonahlhcfmeartsof 1-\c:cL"g ofc would be CLEANING-Ironing, lhru Sal Cor mterview, DEMTAL/At1l1t
••••••••••••••••••••••• t !>' p l' ti Cl i: v I c ~l2AM. 6 9 :IOP 1 1'0or appointment only wa1lrciss techniques Day helprul was., Inc S63 w Sat's Corona del Mar. _4_94_·97_29_·------· Experienced, full time
AllncMlnc""91.ts 5 I 00 l\f"' .. no I, T .a 1 be rt 494 Motl ext 129 __ call or eve sessions. place-1_9th. CM 642 0212. Mr 675-5364 or644·5771 COUNTER Help fem assistant needed for " ood j h Saunderbon or Mr. Trapp ' · rnendly Santa Ana of. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IW711158 Compan1<>n l>rt~er. Cood 539·1I 13 ment assist. g o OP· ---C' E NING WOMEN pit. Day & eve. Apply, f X ..--------~ 9:30AM 2PM pty. Call m41 751 ·9l!M. BOOKKEEPER. thru u A StaxBurgers,899W.19lh ice. ·ray lie req. ----------.-hraoftafl 5350 plain rook. Burh area. So. Calif Cocktail Tnal Balance. familiar NS38.so11+ per h~,?~.,car. St.Costa Mesa. Uniform. allowance & _». ••••••••••••••••••••••• Live out tlH 19Si or~~~~~~~~~·-•-·-~-•-•_•_•_• Wwlress. Inc. 17922 Sky vrare................. pen11onplan.546-9'M4
a"4'1''1 Onnk1nuwflblt'm• M2·32'1fl ASST. MAHAGEl Park 81,SteC..:, lrvme. C..:a w cash receipts. cash Counter G i r I For C..ll Al .. _,ti 1 u 9'l'7l4 dtsbunement.'i, job co11t Clerk pit Coe· small fem n...·cleaners Needed. 18 ---------<'0'"" e P ne Pri\all' Duty Nursl' N11ht.s Cor Del Taro. Ap mR Conslructwn el<pt>r grocery store. Some hvy 0r""'~ver "H--0893 Dinner Cook, ex per.
ii hr" a 11•1> ~-JB30 ~nalncs preferred ply by mail lo PO Box BEAUTICIAN de:11 rable Mr:. 1\ n Mting + stockin1 & ~ · Broiler• saute. Apply in ~-t' 'au PREGNANT" ~l21!:£_alliift2PM ~lboalaland,Callr. W F for Newporter Inn derson, 9793900 Mon rheck1ng. $2 .50 hr to COUMTEAHELf' person. art 3:30PM, V.)i. h d 4 ~ Carin a ronfldl'ntl a I Uc VOC';alJonul NurH all 644·0661or540-8582 Thun. 9·4PM start. Call Don 54lM654 Xlnlparl·Umejob. . Beach House Inn, 619 ,·c>unst•hn~ " rc-frrral typea Ir casH Exp' .._ Atty'S'O"erloadServ. Beauty Supply Saleslady. Bookkeeper needed full <.1erk·typist for genr'l ofc Noonto5pm 6'S·OHS ~h_PY Hollow Ln. Lal Denny \borllon, 11dopt1on It ch11rse nurn Xlnl ref's, F.~p le~allecy's needed I h Umc for NcwPort Bcti work St.a.rt at. S2 75 hrs kt'C'ptni; ca..,,...._ p l & temp &t2·0223 Sal, bonu.s. heal ins., Fl • .._, k th . . DELI MANAGERS '\rcAR1'; 547 2563 ....,.""""' --vac. Regal Beauty Supp· rm ... usl wor ru 8·S wk dy1. Select Van, Mostly undwlches. DISHWASHEll Ho~and HllpW..ted 7100AutoMotl•• ly,263E.17lhSt,C.M. ~nalbalance.&7H730_ 606 W. Katella, Org. Some cooking exper. Luncb,4days,shorthrs. __ _-._ __ *SHARON'S* ••••••••••••••••••••••• TUNt-;UP MASTERS Beauty-Hair Stylist want· IUSIOYS 1197~ <Italian)· Ask for _54().. __ 364_1. _____ _ ~----OUTCALLMASSAGE ACCOUMTSf'AYAILI NEED MECHANICS IN edforbUJ1yLagunaHllls Apply In person, Mui· Cocktail Wattre11, ex· :::ft· btwn J.4PM, J>ialrlbutor lnlorested tn Lost&,_.. H OO __ 4lMM2:M CALLIM8·3224 ORANOE COUNTY. ex· SaJon.837·2160. doon·s Irish Pub. 202 per'd.ContactJohnn1at p /t Income up to
--------------1 per Ii trainees. Call . NewportC..:lrDr N.B. Saddleback Lanes, after A.Jl"-~W•= $1000/mo or more + ••••••••••••••••••••••• K•REaJ'S Acct/Sety One man or. (213)8735430 COLLECT BEAUTY·Reception111t ---6PM.SIJ6.5300. .,..,. T-.,,....... b flt M l FOUND: Mrd u bl1ck * " " * flee. Ellper. only need ror Interview In Orange fot Laguna llllla salon CAf'ETERTA cashier. • Permanentpart· mejob ene 8 • 8 ure.
do11. ma I e. w h It e OUTCALLMASSAGE apply. Send r"ume to Counlyarea. Expreq'd. 837·2175. Sdays. M·f'. Company CotUlructlon Seer y.11Jrl dellverin1 early mornlni 1_639_-8_123_. -----..,
rhnt.CdM. while collar. 6PM 2AM 8311-1780 Clqalfied ad t 878., Daily benent1. call for appt. otr, must have some bk· LA Tlmca to homq, In DOMESTIC help needed 6
834·SS8Sdaya -Pilot, PO Boit 1560 C:O.la Automotive ll&kpr• MP9f' job 752·7113 kpa expr. ck pleaaant Irvine/NB areaa. Muat hr day Mon rtl tef'I
FOUND: Bimini ,.-0P-.-o-tr MASSAGE Maa,CA,.92626 ' ~ew Deta~~1Shop needs Excellentenvlronment.& pers.CallbtwnS.5forln· berellable•havedepen· own cir, $3.5o hr. Cali
IDft..llRI Moo••s ue p C>PPOrlunlly. Musl be an Ccrter O~lty t.erview898-872l dable t.ranaportatlon. Mr. Miiler 549-334Tbtwn 1 Pf.rox 30' boiat , Nr. nwv ..., AntweriJllServiceneeds Topwa1espaid.En11ine or~anher & enjoy Leading lni·[ co. need•coNSTRUCTION Salary$300mo.M8.o235. S.12nooo.l~lnearea.
1 ~.~rlna1,acwcond. ISCOITS operator for eves .\ Sltamen, en~ painters, cballenae. Mr. Hill ambitious person or un· Re!lldenUal" remodel· Oellv ... ..., Man earl'/ LA f
OUTCAU. OHLY :~·!~"~5& r ~~~ly 8 ~2~ ~~e::r: ~~~~oe~:: 556-1905 qut!'tlonable character in 1. E 1 ti mate rs, Tlmel route, Coata DONOT Shop. ff'm•. All .Lost Sat. Fem blk doa. 631 • ~• 11 Cle-n•--"~k out, pl"k-up .._de· 1._ ________ , ror its sole• mgmt train· foreman "Journeymen. Mna HunUn ... on Bch nt1ht ahlft. o Hper. ht kl b t Cc ._ """ ..., "'-"""' ... • 1• inl Protram. Above av& II I l'' ' •• nee. A&t 25-Q. Woman. ~u.~:w:~s:~r!~ch. ---------• Uvery.Apply1t BOATBUlLDER earnini• if qualified. Fu t me, compe\"ve area. Must have dtpen· Apply inl.enon. Mr.
Vic M••noha &.. •t~r UMDAlaVtCICI Apt Mana!,er. 18 Unite 20.WllarborBJ.CM CoUeaeeducitionprtf'd ~.,:Z,~~ve.Huch dJlblecar.~1 Donut,J.11 .l"lthSt.CM
i:vu. DiM037-~ Outclll MaaCllJt Mawr• <'P Cilt a...GJ83 ~~· ~ ~~lOllO • WI lLARD Teachina. Hies or mcmt • DElJVERYMAN core~ ·-- ---
Fo.-tM ""'of It! txt21ST. EvfJ m 3022· ...... Seil back around helpful. For COOK ly AM. LA Tlm• Home Dll.AFTIH• /CIVIL ~
Lo&t·SmlBlkPoodlofem. ServlnaallOran,eCo. ARMYRF.SERV!! *•IP'"'°" Jlltttueinproductlonlt Interview call Vlrclnl• Expa'd. Good Wat•· dcUvery, cnuat have lackG bubCom Q ~:~~/~I~ I W'e:t: J~B~ 54~43 fREETRAINING ~:e~ ~~~~~~t new .a• line hu created CoJJdn1, S5H041, L-109. Mesa Verde Coov. Ho.p., ecoao car, 2\'l hl'I dallr. Expandbll flrm J-.~ .
.... ~ne..,..rd. R"'' ""'NG_. ..... .,.GE Menlcwomna1u1114 r:IUon.t'rlncebenefllt. immediate opcnln11 for C•WcnhCasMen Ht Ceoter St, C.M. adulU on17. No aollclt• rirOnmenlalmilneenll • _.__,, n -· ~ -~~ nHdcd Cor 111u1iclana, <SS> experlenced peraon· ~. • Joa. oo collectlnf, 1 0 0 • BobJamea. cook$, tl.Crkl. 1uppty, 6 mm9Clla~opcnln1. Call ne1 144...eG -J ;. Weatmlo iater/Hual· P anae~ ~:;,.. • • ~~~~:C:'4do~,0~~=~ Out~!~i.r.:.~111 mote. Call l..hada S:~~C;,4;n~a':i" fw.hc..,...._.. C.rWaabMan.1icr , Cookio12Bll~:in1P~U! liln,ion Buell Af e&, ~open for Pff"':f•
around mouth. CdM. --~wtt:C::-""":""'l$5.2>-=.:31:.:73~·;0t;;;U;U~)~SIM;=:--02=ll=-t;;;;;;;;;~::;;;;;;I 11,er.C..,.iferi Jmmodlat.c emufiloym at ~u_;ant; 18 •ubloo 1;..0138 ----w/civll eotlnHrt:z
Rewant1544.e7fl • •SUZI'S• , . AITISTS • -• Twc-..Up avauab~fort taerM1c~ hland.N.B., I ~ W•~J"ltCIS ~r'uper.1n,~
LOST:ToySllnrPoodle, MOutcallMunp Puteup to uaht Avon loftdw• :-.~:~'fr;:~u!r cooecoL.tAD Jmmed. po11tlon l~1.i~~:;P11.t.
Fem. Junl_pero Serra Rd. tOA .aAN • 731·5448 w/t.eebfttul •l.ldlo vlsu1l a..p. ........._ ~., wub man .. em nt. Inquire ln 1penon, Ol4 '*1ca1 la~ lloo-Fr.. Jtd o. l\aub Co. Attn:
SJC. ''Holly". R•wa.rdl I• -pracram. l"lllme lnclud. R es ntat:v s llKtri I "'-~•l•a + bonut + Bru11•l• Real turaa t t-t :IOpm. J!illPff. not Rudy. Garcia PO 1'0x 213-425-2'7&4 Splritwilll ...... wknd• Call Carol eorese u,e c... AV1' I r l -s. p ... ,..6 H • Dec:" ituat have lood • ' St ,._._ • lSl.SSo.~Camlnolle.al • • kt.tr&.OMM 12.7$ to $8.50 per bour co mu on. or ft• .,.,.,, acurc-. 1. d rtvlnf rte Call tor IOJJ.125Btker • .......,._ •
LOST: Fem. Sh Ille Mhc. San Clemente. Fullylu~. '*'1•20·--c:.;. Chodl buedonquaJJncatloM. tervlcw call &44-44il!O Lapna Beadi: --)ant. 140.0140 ut. 71, M1eaa.o.Ca 112ut SJH> i
nrt?th•Mopll',CM.Ana F'orappt.492-7298 • ·--G4>0d&o.nta/•Day CASHIR C,,.,..M ......... l'lfAr1m1tlt.7pm. '15 ·~l -~~·"• I
to"Ondy"6GS3'72 'ASSIMIUAS You wlll too, Hlllna WotkW k/OvorUmo vv--. ""'"'
FOUNliRADtO . h:~~ll'!;':u!':>:Ftfn l For prectalon electro %!1bt~~:.'af:S~::: 'fl'j~~~~:!!' ~c~~~:.~~ .:;:;..::d~ ~::!~~~.::.~:::; ~'J:!ffl:~~::~ DRAITSMAN, ~w1.-p;r ! moa.o 11175 moa .. 1• about tbelr ~cal auembl7 or tna1. Tr.inln1. Call ,,_.. v.a.... Irvine. ss1-1111 Sylvia hr r &'R>W. BliJSt )WHlt. •H·9'0I ..... ln Jntertor De•tca ffW
. ~v~:i8·7ooly ·-Aoahelmstuctlo.sse.t~ ;:.~,;~~.11 ~11~· 1S.0104lodenlthMW, <S.nDleaof'i";;:,1 eletZS. CM.tu.~ •• ~, .. ~· s.it-3'733dap .~i:1~l!•~hdo~.0':!'c:r
F OU , D : Co r n • r l•lns wltn -to af'CI· STACOSWtn::H INC At ~lid F:ldt.) CO<*. 2HD DENTAL • architectural ltaowled
M•riners ti HI hJaDd Dr den\ fwy 41.h, U'73, 8 PM, wt Baker Colla M BAAYSlTTER.aA f·IPM f_l~-4 f 2' _, ~J-<--Doft't drop \.M baltl Get a &.xpe.t•d.. DaS14ftdable. t-;,01tla;dutfc AMI • .,. ~~ptf~~~1l ,Mr~.McCar-
N B bf'wn Jthr key UH "le· lkwp1t1l Rd,, N.B .; 149°3041 l!fkdya, l chlld. your ---~ ~)abwtih a io.-~t Dally Top wa1u. Newport J\111 or p/t.lm CoOd ul '1CBJ• :::cfimifl':iu
/6 key1, Iii ntlf)' ~•n•bluoCaptt. Eta11110pp0r!mployf1" bomeormln J.>Cftinjula Pllo\ Clualllod Ad. ffarbOr Yacht Clul>. tor rtfht penoo, C.Y. IN~"'° SUCI ™t.t _ltl'37.aAJP.M ~ -_._. ' .... ~ .... ~ ,.,...,,~ ~ ,__ ll'l.anH1.tAifs .a."71 :.ftOriilU·Sl"ll. 173-T1m., ---~ _ _:;--~ .W.SlfO. _, _.:: ) tmcn
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DlUVERf&H•LPER.tx· GIHCUIUCTaNI MASaaG...,. PEOPL PE SON , • t:teipW•t.4 1100 Htt,tW..tM 7100 HetpW~ 7100
c, HO,...· • ~ I&; .-Pill ll't'tnal l .orovu. •••••••••••••-• ...... •• ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ptr.for.IOCatMovlnaeo Oppor. for rapomlble ·~ • TEC'll·Fh•-c:wpc>rt Exer. need• M1nwaa toalut.Noex· D-AJLC!"rr.s s--....... AftY-T IO -· -~ -·" ---1'1llOMI Ind.Iv. w,1 yr olc uper AlOMTOISl(CLllUC Comm001111rfQlil. r 1umt auocl•te ln per nee Job wuuld eo n&.•. ...,..,... ~r.• " 1P9 F.S
d e to expi&nd aJulll fr lo.Ul .... ut.HT "'UDfTOI ,, J'ulUi.P.T.work.lA&ll. wbolu•I• 1upply~ tatl.tiundrytrdeantncor llUllMITUUSAW wpm. m1n. ahortNnd, 1.n=L!PJIONB AL •
Drh'-'r. Clrl over 11 to knoWkd&e In the rt ld ot ,.~_::.':i.....,.""oruv • ., .. 11\ ElJTESPA 540-ll8$ l'Tl-22:%3 pariyrt'ntal~ulp Apply E'per'dlnHln anawer phone. Newport $MONE¥$ ~"t ~•n. $10 per cu. pen:slon&pn>f1t1h.iuin1. ...,., ... -.... , ... Party World. 2025 l::iccellentBe1tef"IU Beach.Callm."89.!..._.._
••• -=..;1,tUpm.Andy R~'• accurate fllUfc ftuibJo..Applyinperson , MASSAGITICH rERSOMN& Newportlilvd,C.M. ~!~,~~nlld ~,PA&-
··· 1pt1tude, lite t)'Plna & The Sandpiper lnn & SECRETAIY '""' -·..,.... -, ......
Jl.ECr..aONICS cllenl commun1catlon1 i:eruili Club. 2101 E . With diploma for top Po.iUon requires several ll!Ol t: Dyer Rd. S.A. l"1>r area c Utth StQO
DETAIL
DRARSMAN
Apply 812&2·4,CPl,180 Cout Hiabway. Corona claa LEOITIMATEipa. >•an peraonnel exper., Real~tato t:qual0pp£mpbrm/t reaume to: Church, (O • DRIDE}
Newport Ctr Dr. 2nd ddllu. Mr.Gi•l'l'Ull0,7521561 frJoodllffr.Wiitlllklll~ MANAGER Otoner•I Deliver~, •I"'.
J-1.oor. N.B Ask Barbara HatA!l·Rett Ho.ta. -M "TUR E WO • AN Shorthand nol l'equlred. RN or LYN Corona del Mar, • 'lbat I whal worldnt tor .. lacl ... •orC"""'IO ...... r " ,, 1 ... _ Lalr&t e-.lallli!\h_... otrlce. 9282S Tl-•JUJ• IJbrari•• i•
·--v """' Se• Jolan Vo1ado , p /Ume to welcome ·~d ..... knowlod&ublt< pnmo loc .. uo~ Mu•t --·-------1 a1C;"bout~Wohavelh; .. OITl EveryUuna ! For Npt Manne Room. J 4pm. neiwcomcn IJ contact lo molt phases o! l)(!nOQ tum: rectml resldcnlllll P/Utne. U ·'?. Xlot bene. ~cretary /Recept. for bf! t phone l aroup.tll B~h /\d A1oncy to Newporter Ion. 110'7 m n:banta. r-iulbl~ hrs. l')("J, P011Uon reports to rl!aale, soml! com Bayview Coov. Hotpltal, NpBcb. South I'ucltlc So~Calll 4'~b~)'OUJOin
Jinmfdlate openlna ex· manaa• a.mull. fast J,amboree Rd, NB. No N~wd cur, lite typlna. the Munu1cr of Pt•oon me>rcl.il uperli:nc~ ~ Thurlo Ave, CM. Tr»vel Co Oppor for ourorc•nluUonyouc•n
Uta {or an ex--'enc~ arow1n11 ofr Oppurturuly Calla. E.O.~ 547·~. nei~rv•~ll. Sulury. override> and ~ rl"Jl)).t penon to •dv&Ance, av•':/: xlnt mont)' per
D I "'°'" f h T ,_ ---I · c II RN LYN n .. k f Applicants mu11t Poll 11 h h ra tlman with a or i:rowl ypanii. Hotel·R.est.auraol M h ...... tud d 1 ed PletllH&1pply comm •J11on. a ap· .. OC' ..... c o c. aood ore skills, lncl'c r. o •ve a c uaran·
minimum ot 3 yei&ra re pel(bo.mJ bkkp'a. Aaen· Cothier ,llx,..-'4 ee · .,,.. " 9 r • P•rsonnel Department polntm•nt 1ccre»t11ry. Al(lve OB·Gyn ofc. Ex· ~"""an' ·-• .. p ...... e vol"o. teed bue pay +comm+ cent ek-c.-trlcal duttlna cy e"p, ht•lpCul or wall P'uH It p/time. Over 2L youna mlln to help with 150111121 p'd prt1f'd. 581·5533 ,,,_ 1 • ~ .. 1•wu r " bonua. But, equally tm ..
back1round. Must be tram. ,t:ull Jeunninc at Call Spm, 6'4·1100, ext ~~rke_n'h'~a~ A~~~ lrviM Ranch ~~ d:i!~~ln:()C: port1nt Is the tact that
ab I• to ha n d I e 9711-~2 558, Francine. EOE. Supply. Avery Pkwy at Wotw Dl1trict RN'S ability. Send resume to iou can be proud ot your
acbcl:i•Uc. ... duliihi, 111 Girl Fridoy Some book· lian U1c.:o Frwy., Mil 3512 Michaeblun Or Reul Eslote an Mesa Clasaifit.'d ad #878, Dally r'f:l. & V~~~~ f~~~I~
sem ly parta llsta and kooplna mature. Apply HOUSECLIAMIHCi 11lon Viejo Irvine <Take •Jamboree Verde Oldest estab. or. Niahl nurses ll-'1. Full & Pi~ PO Oox 1$GO, Co.ta people whJle you iell 11 ~~:Sn~f'\:<~~~r1c31> AM, 1260 BLogan,C~.1 Wom.n wanted to worlt MEDICAL ""'SISITANT ~.offramp) flee, new pro~reu1vc p/time. Al&o. CCU RN's. Mel&a,ca.92526 1r~at product-Tbe
c ' ur 1• bl.kSouthotBaker for Janice's Raagedy ""' markellng. M11Jor mall· Bcrwntsforf/llme.Con· BeauUtul Tlrne/LHe
SR. ELECTRO I
MECHANICAL
DESIGNER -
-Ann housecleanloa Back Office, HunUneton mg qWlfterl) Attractive tact Miss Jensen. Costa SICRITAIY Book Serio. Slarl
GIRLFIUDAY service. Start $2.SO hr Beach Phy111ch1n Reply rHONESALES ff d E ti Memorial Hospital, Transcriber/recepUonlat /lJ b f/ll II Non smoker Type 45. SAM to 3, Tues thru t'rl. chwu!1ed Ad 1931 Diuly o ice cl·or. xc1 na 542 2734 ror RadioJ01y omce. Full Pl me, ut me ava, .
Take phone orders. keep 87~ Pilot, p .O Box 1560, $M 0 y $ pluee lo develop bu61 · · t ime. Mui ion Vlejo, We will tram entt1et c. books & r~ords & learn Cot.tu Mesa, Cal 92626 NE m.-s~ UNIQUE JIOM ES, S3l-0740 articulate people who
legal sec y 1550 up Housekeeper, LiYe·m, & 5 4 6 · 5 9 9 o, J a c k i e RN 11 •7 have 1 strona voice. On1
8481400 child care, Spanis h MedlcalTedwtolocJld Handleman Secretary/Recept. readln11leltr~uired.
· speaklngOK 557-63112 CalJflJcnotreq dtowork (& PRIDE) _ ___ Supervisor Beaul Irv ore n eeds WonFor111elest Girlf'rld.ay/CrcwforSaLI· 'd as Thlebotomu t an 110 Bed E C.F . Mes a model imaae person C~lll .. 096 Must be able to do print· 1111 tnp to South Pacific. H<?usekeeeper. ex per • Clinical Lab <.:1111 for REAL EST A TE Verde Conv Hosp, 661 w 'slron& skills. 1mllin1
ed circuit board deslp Non smoker. 548.81'&9 or Eoglla.h speaking. No appt 83'l·7311 That's whut working for SALES Center St. C.M. 548 5585 phone voice. vluc1ou1 TIME/1.lf[
• n d so m e I I le 64eSl2:1 cooluog. Mon-Fri. Call ------Time Lafe L1br41nci; 1!1 w 0 r k 1 n b ~ .i u l --------personality who eruoya.
mechanical · AM or Eve 675-0286. Medk:al AH!1tant. all about We ha\ e th1.1 Cap1slrano Valley & Su Robbi•"' RCMJ A Moo fast paced people orient· LIBRARIES INC
--.,-Expermdr11wmgblood, bet.tphonesales~roupm Csl.11rea Newplw.hofc. Women needed for ed buslneH. SaJary to We c 11 n ° ff er the GIRL. rDWit be very al· Housekeeper, mature or lo work In Clinlcal Lab So C..hf. & when you 101n lop commu.i.wn pl.inb, houseel'g service Call $700./mo. 833·1030 Equlll Opp Emplyr m /f
qualified candidale an tractive. To work on Jux· guest home. Nlgtlt shift. loculed tn NpBch Call our oq,tana.t:ullon you ran ruJI or purt time iualel', 543.0757
excellent llllrtma Ulery ury yacht Part time win· u -7. 646-6716· ror appt. 832·7311 average xlnt money per trammg proJ?ram. xlnt • • ·----:-SECY /RECll'T
with 11 beral fringe ten, full lime summers. Immigration Consultant -- -hr We ha ve 11 guaran· plan for iicll mot1v11Lcd SAILMAKER. Has Posi· Good secy skills rcq'd lo Teller, permanent. }>art
benefits to include S50.to$150.day.Call8to experienced. for parl MEDICAL teed bitse pay +comm producerb uons Open. Some expcr work in busy low ofc. time. '.l'yping req'd .
medical and dental in 10 AM Monday thru f"r1· t1mework 957·0408 Transcnber/Rt'cept1on1s1 + bonu11. But. equ.illy IESTWESTERH desired. S411·J4M. Type 6Swpm +. w tbk· .Mutual Savin~• & Loan
1urance. Please send re· day only. 213· 444.2373 ---------• Part time. Ex pr nee. important is lhe fact tha1 REALTY SALES CLERK Must en· kpne & medlcul exper. 28ti7 f,. Cst. Jlwy. CdM.
' sume with salary history 00-»IO you can be proud or )'our 957 1111 or661 1111 JOY people & tropical pref'd . Call for appt Mr Kull, 675·5010 ·
orapplyinpersonto: CtRL r~1mc & summerl-ln•d•us···tn··a·l-----111MEN" for LA Times de ~~~ &Y:,~~~be& 7ri~~dl~ -~R1:•LEST•TE ft11h. U you don't enjoy Jm-7311 EQulllOp.l)OrEmployer
TIENDATA CORP. work. Tramec In fishing BLUUEAN • II very. Perm , p1Umc. Pl'<>Ple while you sl'll a ~ ,,_ wor~ing, don't apply. Sec'y /Recept. Rapidly TELLER .
STANDARD ro<l & lure mrs Npt. $275 to S35o per mo 1<reat product Thl' MAM.AGEi WAO 549-lJ91. -&rowinp, Architectural H•w Ac~ounh
MIMOllES heh Ciill6737091&,10 548·1740 Beautiful T1mC' Life For wellknown.cxnund SAL"""Exnar'd, m""ture. firm nds multi·talented T I JOBS .. a:..::>-II"" M •• ,,.,.. t'"'ln" 80 wpm l p /ti me. P.erm. YP nc DIVIS.OM" toll.:JOAM. Book Seri E'S Start ins: Heal E~tute com_, approx 30 hrs per week . .;....y, ~ .. " · req'd . Wall consider Mercurv Met•hanic Prer p t1m .... but f lime avail pany OpeninJ? u new or So Coasl Village. person orC', • happy trainee Cull for appt. An Applied Ma&nell<''o Co Girl:.. purl lime. oulgide
3400 W Scgerslrom sundwich :.ale:.. 10 am lo
Santa AnM. C11 92'704 l 1>m Cull 642 121 t ' Equol Opportu111ty
Employer M, I'' Girl lO d1i.tn butc flyt-rs 1n
---------1 Oran11e Count)' Sat Or Sun AM. $2 50 llr lOc mi.
-•.-EX-EC-•U•T•IV-E--l ,.ar & in:.urance req.
848 1550 SECJlETARY
Corporate 0H1ce an Good coo k , central
Newporl Beach needg Amencdn rood Pepper
personable resp 1nd1v mint Palaee 212 Del ~ar, tor chaUe~m& pos re San Clem 492·200S -----· porting lo top executive G""
o( rapidly growing co Sh ""''HIC ARTIST
& aceurate typini; ci.sen Eng1neenng & plannmi:
taol. hrm Pholu & paloteup • ('ll.per helpful Submit
.. '4 •gs n .'!'UITil' Lo Jack G Raub 4~~ 11 ~ " (.'o . 125 Haker St. PO :' ':' 't' 4 .A. ·-ill ill ill '·' Box 501!1, t'.Ol>lit Mella, <.:a
4320Campus Dr. Ste 130 !l262ti
Newport Bei!ch
WOM~EN
TR.Al NEES
MachOprs
Assemblers
Packagers
Maintenance
ALLSHlF'TS
Day·Week·Moolh
Or Longer
It's Your Decision
Paid Vacat1on11
YOU DON'T PAY
WEPAYYOU!
Call Or Come ln Today
certif1~ "' exp m out we will tram energl'lu:, rice m <.:ost.i Mella. Musl u 7 . ...,,,., team. Architectural bk·
b d •-I O · P "" """" d h 1 f I l 'd Joan Marselle, 4.93·5651 r s "' s erm art1l·ulijtc people who ha\e e~pernince. Salury -.Gr e P u • no req · pm.itlon 1n Kona Hawaii hin·e ij stron•' voicl' Oral phc. + All apphl•ations SALES LADY w1mted for More Wo 752-9164, Peter 1ttotua1 Saving.'I &J.oan •·b'··hed •-., A L d A k f 570Cammode t.:st.rella w es ... = ""arow1n1t rca1hng lest reqwred l'onl1denll.il Apply 10 l'to shop. need mature · en rum s or
dlr Xlnt workm~ conU:.. Work F« The '4ttt i\d No llW, Daily Pilot, tndn idual Call btwn 3 & Rusl1 Sun Clemente
m4l55H559 C_.1833-8095 Clas51fled AdHrlls1ng, 5,w.kforSandyor Jean. ---------• EqualOpporEmployer
MODELING
-1111 ... ., 7747 Semi-retired person to -. -330 W Uay M • l:o:ita ~· work an nautical & brass Trainee handyman type.
Jay Kay Agency 11cl'kS
male rem model:. for top
rash1on ass11:n menls.
Call for intenw 957·0912
TIME/llFE
LIBRARIES INC
~tt!l>d, Callf 9'.!62S Sales pe-rs_o_n_n_eed_ed_,_W_e_ ware shop 1n CdM. Apply &d wo,od work-1ng &
are i.eeking a concerned 10 perl!on to · 3701 E. mechn I uplllude ner
Mus ical 1n11trumenl
manufacturer nd s
trainees & cxp'd worker~
ror woodworki n g &
rm1shm1t uper.illons Call
545-7255
Equal Opp Emplyr m r
R.E. Broker /Ofc Mqr.
Nel'Clt.'d by corporauon
for plush SJn Juan
CC1p11>truno ofr
957·11ll or661 Ill I -
PHONE SALES RECEPTION-
Phon<.> S al(•s people. GIRL FRIDAY
1ndl\ 1dual to sell Energy Coast Hw y. CdM. Perm career pos1t1on for-
& Conservation product.s qualified applicant
in Newport Bch 675·6730 Service Sl1. Help full or 546-0609. belwn 7·9AM ror
p lime. Apply. 990 E . uppt
SALES • RETAIL
ore. supplies, stationery
& pnntinu Full time pos.
uvail Phone for appt
557 9212 ask for ~lr .
Wei;t Nt-wporl St11 -
lmners Inc
Coast llwy. N.B
Serncc Station Allen
danl, exper'd Day &
Eves. Jo\Jll & p lime. Ap
ply, Shell Station, 17lh &
Irvine. NB malt-ur fcmall', 16 to ti'1 Super poi.111on ror n
NOW Retrwllng sharp. year1> of Jge GuJrantl•t:d 1>uper girl• D1vers1hed
amb1UOUl'o man lo we ll wai,tc1> 9r tomm11>::.1ons dut1l's includt·. L.1lc SALES -SERVlC F. STATION /
Truan ror n career as ,1
i.w1tchboard operator 1n
lelephone un~werini:
scn1ce Must be 11va1I.
all 11hlfli. P 1t1 me lo
slort can go f /t1ml!
when trumed. 645 8616.
<.:.M.
hardware, tools & shop 250 l!:a~l 17lh Strf et, 1>eeretar1al. "ubltc rela sup•1 i£ .. ,.1b.Of Lube man. t:xp. nee.
S .,._ ce S 1 O C t M "' ... _..........., Must furn own hand ""~vi ::> ""'Ulpmcnt LO lndusln1tl u1 e • us a ' ei.a, tion-1. hosll'llll & all
IELL~
TRHCLIMIERS 1424 S. Grand Ave SA
558·9026 GU.ARDS
HEEDED IMMED.
•~3 1 '"41 ~... 1• ""~t " 5 oo & .. 30 YOUR 1 ... COuE tools Apply Bill nush ~ • "' accounts. Avg $2KO ""r "'"' w .. en · 0 • p.m. around as1>l11lunt lo bu1oy " '"' --------.~ 646·4223. SSSS SSSS Chevron. 24081 El Toro -wk. No exper. nee. Call 1-;qualOpporlu111l• C Xl't'Ul1v~,·r·· Heatlut1flull P"'RTTlu~ Rd,Lag llllls.
& TR.IMMERS/Exprd
Steud)• work. Cull for
appt. 011y1> 12131445 4220,
Eve11 (71-l)008 799-1 Joi n a progressive, fast 751·9134. • pnvuh.• o 1t•e. ex1 > e ~ ,..~ -----, . Emplo.\er h •-f be r 1 Expenencedlinc cookfor urowingco.w1unlimited INSURANCE Group ou~"' nnJ.:e ne i 'i TE1.EPHONEWORK SERVICE STATION AT
fast tasty evcn 'g opera advanct•rnent. Must be Health Claims Ex - ---ror veryattrucl1ve &well Guaranteed Hourly TENDENT. cxper'd. ap TYPIST
t1on Bring refer & apply malUn: & resp. 8 Hrs ammer, ex""r at least 1 Nurse Los Angeles groomed i:1 rl Good w 1 Do 30 ply Chevron l25l N. "'" •-ff It O ... ot7 ed & k 11 aKe P us nus. 5. Exper'd production 1n penon lo Bobby pu111 tra1n1ng 1r you yr SaJary O""'n. ~·9 1767 -eve r" ·---------•I Ul"alwn typmf( s 1 lo "30 c II Coasl Hwy, La.,una """ ""' 1• w P m lo n P m. a " typist for manuscripts McGee'11, 353 E. Coai11 <1u11hfy + olher benefits. <Jan) To SHOO. Free Job. Th15 Plas·li"s are es~ent1al rile full E Beach , 646-42"2:1 or rome lo 250 . ----------i Sh helpful. bul not nee Hwy N.8 . bwtn: 2 to ---------LA '"sPorl team" needs resume lo P () Box • • 5PM, Thur•. Atay 5. No • INSURANCE your ·special touch" in Injection Mold 1(1516, Sant11 Ano. 92711 i 7th ~treel Co:.la Mesa Service Slation Lube Man Good workmg conds &
phone calls. ~ .... S'S . .ACCOUNT .ASSIST. helping J.,eep lhe "1n Operator SEAMSTRESS -&'or day shlft help. Call bencrits Apply. National
f;qual Oppor. Employ >J~_~J • ... a. Comm'I hoes w nal'I m Jured' wt>ll <'tW:Cd for' Operall' plasl1C' mJCt't100 Recer,lonlst/Secy Exper'd seamstress for 673-3320. ~ysleN~Co~ 4361 ~1:h ment --... ~~ ••• s ur brokora ae firm Hour:1 !t4 Mon:'°l'"r1 <.:or m oldin g rnal·h1nl''> Exper d frout olf1ce, 1 k p d l -ct-~-~---h-0---i t, · · I ear Jl a."' "' .. f Pr0 c11>lfJn part:., :.m11ll I t h l ~81 ma er ro uc ion .,...., Moc; ~· Airport I E 0 E -T·'""' charg~ """"· Licens· + cre<hl card or gits .. p c11San P onl' \Ol('c o k T l hl ___ _
FOOD P.i£p ....... .. ,..,.. ..__ U I k h b I wor . op pay o rig Near 0. . Airport ay fr ---~ Sccunl} & lndustnal ing will be ~ .... d F.~ 'Bellt've ll' ' Cull <.:on s .. .,., ays on Y wor wit us ness t'X 673 21,.,. T....Js'-Part TI-
1 ·-... " ~""' c L' 1 ~'TACOSWl'l'CH. INC t $550 $800 person · ""'· Eveshalts.540·3684 ''" •· ,._ App Y In person Ml.II Sen1t:e!> per'd only apply ~alary t.vo areer r.mp oyml'nt ecu ive1 ·-------... ·i---------1 Experon Xerox800.eler t.loon 'lo I rnih Puh. 202 I t2l !> Grand S ,\ nnon. Call Leone Talbo• Alfnt')'. 556-8505 1 U!J &.Iker Ccr..ta Mesa Newport Center Reply SHJP'G •-RECEIVING t t t :-.lewport Ctr Dr N 11 5;")8 9027 7~..-14 752 ..._.,_ ., 549·3041 Class1f1e<l 1\d•!lo2. D;i1lv SECRET .ARIES " .,. ronic yping sys em -I"""'(" "' 30 -..s -Pilot. PO Dox 1560, <.:ustJ Ltad man, pnor exper Work 5pm llpm S day11 GEMCURkTRHE ....,., am~~~! · EqualOppor Employer NURSES AIDES EqualOpporEmplu~er Mesa.Ca 92ti26 ToSllOOMo. neceuuy, N.t; Coslo per week. Newport
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l''or Nat'l fi rm 111 NB Lil' Nu (.'Sln Ji.A.llo.lltT"~ Exper'd. tloy,iew f'onv --------~~~v Employers Pay All Fees Mesa. 97fl..6600 Beach lnsurunre Broker. :-,.._...· .. ··P-'-·--· ·c...._ ~~::'.:-lfl!llC~,..6-..,...,.,~ . .,,. ·"'' J~---• .'lA&4'. .....-.-. ~-~PIJl-.ll'!m!P-~ ... --b "-'" A ··~~--dertftStadl.lt~,.~ • • .:,_.~l L-'-ofa.U..A.!i"• -u .. s,.A~~,. ~-'°1111i."'....... -.P~l'.. ,. -A ~ ....,.. , ~a11lics-· ~r~ -41JW~ ..... """"'~'1 ~~~" -· ,...,..,..._..... -• ..,...,, .. _ .... .-._...._, ~'ljn!tnft·,oallDft..._. --......,...~~ -;;.~ / ~ ?\Vf,~:llr.dla·~.-~.. ... ICS ,_ -Pt10"8le o· try t..l} Newportn~ach 833 .. 190 needs reliable, exped ~;__ __ •talemen•· & pr""evs ad e\~ Nwpt uch & anine --'Typ1n" & uen'I ofc No JX7 ..., G ., d I 0 .., ~ ~ "'"eas 171..., Arm tro g NURSES •IDES " • Call ror Ap""/Es•·'-'65 rocery man, u sys n· Typist JUStmenl.J. 10 Key adder GUARDS v.. "' s JI ,,_ • M d" exper. nee Mu11t be peo· r ._, cl 'I Sunday. Salary CLERKTYPIST
& hte typinll Will trum A'-"e lrnne 540 781~ 7 J £xper. pref'd. Meso Injection ol mg pie person. 644·5404• 1---------·1 open. Apply in person. no Irvine mfgrneed11 person
bnghtpersonw mm I yr WANTED LEGAL Verde Conv ll08p, 661 S · RECEPTIONIST rnalu;;SECRETARY·Part·t}me, phone calls. 508 W. w/xlntlyplngskllls.37,,
hut11 ncas ex per Xlnl CenterSt.C M. UperYISOr w lypmg, hte bookkeep 3days week. Stale farm _Da_lbo_a __ B_l_v_d_. Ba_l_bo_a_. __ 1 hr wk. Top frl nge
worktnR cond8 & bent F'uU & Purl·t•me. All SECRET AIY -•n", 9 l, 5 d.·iy~. 6•0.~780 exp er pref c. r red , be fit ·1 I d" ,, Apply 8·12 or 2 4, CPl . !"''' ... URSIS "IDES & Mold1"ng ,., " ·· J "'"' S ... "CK I "R ne 1 5 nc u an,, com· av Ar.ia11. Aae 21 & over. Fashion lsl•nd Law firm " "' for interview 646 !1393 Mon· rd 9-5. ""' "' pony pd Medical & Den Newporl Ctr Dr. 2nd M11tu rc mt>n pref'd . des1r-es Legal secretary &ORDERLllS Weekends. Buffalo tal Plans. Call btwn 9.5 l'loor, N.8 . Ask tor sue Uniforms furn. No cash wtth C1v11 hligauon up 7·3. Will tr111n Interested Tra1"neeS Reeeption1 st typ111t for SECRET.ARY Nickel Restaurant, May Ellis 919.3800 Plan HcblerorCarolGt•e>r outlay Car&phooenee CallShe1la mdividuahi. boat sale:. ofc Aptitude EX~CUTlV!'; Travel~n~. Irvine. Hold Corp. Equal Op
• ---Apply, 64().1560 UdoConv Center Need people exper'd in for fll(ure'4 de:utablc Fash Isl R.E . rirm. Acct 551·1881 Sylvia exl25. portunity Employer Ci EN t: RA[, H Jo: I. I' u.iven4111 1555Supenor A\C, NB pharmaceullcal environ· Some exp rcq d Salory depl Stat/Acct type ----
Cerom1c Shop nel>d11 .ill rrotedioft W.lce LEGAL SICllT AlY Call 646·'7'764 mcnt to test, betup & run hasl>d on ex1>. Wknds. skills. Type 70wpm, sh Sportswear shop. Exp'd Typist. 2 hrs day in "ex·
around mature J>(•rimn, Part·tJme w al teat<l ·2 --high prerisaon molds l'OUld work into 3 4 days 90 100 Apply m person. woman full Um~. Sport change for total home en·
f lime. ea.rly AM shill IZl:tiW.~thSt.S ,\ yrs exper for iceneral NURSES Need slrons: merhanical Ph 675 32K2 Mon Fri D San Miguel Dr. Ste Nook ,488£17thSt,CM vironmenl, lncld'g pool. 752 llEG lnt•r v1.-ws Mon Prt. ability _ _ 10 JOam noun pr ;a c:t 1 u· I aw 0 rm l.VN. rve' RN rrlll'r We are ul::.o lookm,:t for 9.5·30 200, NB _ Stationery Store In CdM Honest arrangement.
GIHHALOFPICE '-1 ~~.:iopm _963_563'7 Xlnt nppor C111l Mrl\. molder tnunec:. w ~omt• REC~IO""'IST SECRETARY needs saleslady, f/llme, NorthCMarea.540·39'24 -Toomt'y,646 776' ..... I " 5d XI l kl a co Ideal \\Ot"lun..: rnnd~ in ~ lapector -~--expcr 1n pla.,lll" JOJl'C Fashion Island It E. In Newport Clr 2 girl ore 4 a)'ll n wor n. n·
amoll ofr T) plnR f1hn11. II A I K ST Y L ISTS for ~'lerm1nalln1C Co MURSES AIDES lion moldmlt who MMre \ eslmt>nl firm Mu'l Yrs general ex per. riling, ds. EspeclaFrlly fine clOltD· WAITRESS p hon c• t' 11 n t 11 l I ' ' ' to improve lh1•tr moldm0 typing, assist postina. tele Ph: anc1s IT, E o B··u-1 , , '1anicumt.s, t'arllh~t • Call l"Cwn 8 AM ~PM 11 '1 f:x~r d 41 Btodi "' have expcr Typing bk1lls 67:>-lOlO for appt. xper. ver 21. wui o w cu11 tom1.: rs. Sum~ C4!.met1e1an for nl'w u 646-87~ Ci()()d I I knowle<h:e n<'<' C<lll Eileen 640 0123 salary $650 + 644·4613. Nickel RealluraQt, f11ture work II H art•11 u w ncrea&\lll If uou'rc thl'• lll'r~on be h l 1 T I d l l ... 7 .,..,., l'lua1ve'IB <iahmopt>nm1 L St Cl k Countr> Club Conv J •twn25pm s.cr.t-"_... Stenograp er, yp at. rave an • rv ne. -. ...,...,, _ Jurw 1~1 Da)'s 847 9065 IQ uor o r r rr · limp SA 5-fil 30til pleue contact --,,_...,.. Part hme Avail to work 551·18111 Syh1a ext2S. ---~-,~642 OIM mature. rxper'd , bond&· •• Schn.CI Pta1tic1 RECEPTIONIST for dor Nrwport Beach Law 1 to 2 days week plus . •
GEN OPC 1') pin1t lltn ' --ble N1~hl 11h1fl. f1i1me NURSIS AIDES t7141898-6631 tor's off1C'e, will train Farm Type 70 wpm, learn office proced\lte of Wa1tren & Kitchen Help ~r:lhddul~:11onT;ll;;.~.~~~~ HAHDYMAM Apply in person. m W. LVH'S ---------c Good lypu.l. Slf Vt'r} shorthand, mag card maJor tran1contlnental S2.S0.$3 hr + tl119. Must "' 19th St <.~ta ~esa helpful. but nol e11senl1al exp. deiurable. J yr or -""-r co-moo carrier ApflY If Person. 3-4pm, work in aru"Atn" NU d~ Neededp Ume App!)', · "' All Shlrt11 F~xn•r'd """"' '" • ,. .,_A.lei Mixer $.'IOOStart 5411·0078 moro legal exp Xlnt for va"ali'on 11.11 In. Or 1lnal Pina, 2121 v e I o p m t c· n Ciulll\u·~ Hf'lt11urant Uve-1n Of' out, very U•hl C 0 0 K . I\ I TC H F. N ..-. .. 0 .. n ot -academic record. Salary '" Balboa Bl NB Bc-nt"•/v11ea /111l11r1t•d 11M112 MacArthur Rh•d duties II hrs d#y, 1ny •a• HELP Apply, Garfield ptr or Receptionist/Weekends. rommensurate w/exp. Traoscon Llnc1. Jrv. ----· -----
Call644 9t:IO In Inc 9 IOam. 3 Spm m:.iy apply. 842·'721M con v H 01 p , '11 t11 r-·or 11dhe11lve & coaliog 115 S'l.50 hr. Call Milt• 644.7600 S49-8M2 WAITRESS Exp'd. Full
G1u'fleld "' r . HO munur .• lo mix rcsln11, weekdays 673 BSl l 4U.dlih/Cutttn time. ovor 21. Irvine llF.t.P Wunted Mal' & Maid. Prr. P:icp'd Apply --fillers. pigments & -SICRETARY .,.,.. CoWltCounlryClub ~la11lfl•d ada sell bl1 fo'cm 1'\Jll & I'll 1\pplv In penon 8ealark Motel, OFACIATIEHD cutalysts. 1S37 Monrovia Reeeptlon111l , Orthodon· wanted tor dynamic '
lt•ma. •mall llems or In pf'r11on . Kf'nt lll'k v 2274 Npt. Blvd. IMtl 7445 Wkndt1 3· 3tl mlctnlaht. Avt>, N.B. 548·5125. tic·11 1'\Jll or purl time. TO SI 0,000 Newport Betel) Salon. Wanted Mature lady to
any Item. Juat cell 'fo'ri1•d l'hlckl"n, 693 i-. ---WC'd&Thun1mldnlaht to -Exp. desirable Poise . .:xcellcnt future with Local tollow1Jt1 PU· llve·ln with elderly
842·58'11. <.:oot llw Y. t.a.: un u MAIDS 8, Beyvtew Monor 350 w. ---------rehablllly el!8tmtl11l Top rapidly 1trowlng am. co. fcrred. Pay proaroulve woman. Lite hswrk, 2br
Beach. Full ai pltlmc. Apply. BaySt,C M.642-JSOS. PLASTICS poy tor tnp vcr~on near OC Airport. Good l'Cal•.Starl•tOO~.Ncw condoApt.494·e967
Be B • M t 1 3ll"" MOLDIMG MACHl ... E Resume lo Box 512. El typtn1. SH req .• office ownu. creat opportunl· ----------......_ W--"-... 7100 u....a W_..._... 7100 n rown •. 0 e ' uu " l K I d I W •REltOUSE •· STK • ...,. _,_ .--p ...._ Cocut H So La OPlttATOltS Toro, 92630 mam · now e ge o ty. 6'73--6302 or 8'5·6163 ·~ ... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• wy, • · iun11 purchosing ahlppln& de· ev.,, uk ror Jan CLRK. Full time pos.
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lJletn'rl\Y •
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you want to become ramlllar wtth and 1et
addltlonal 1ticpe>r lence In compul11r
memories then we would llkt to tallr with you.
We Just occupied a brand new 5o4K '4 n. taclfity. We are a crowth company with
lood benc:llll. Salary commC111urale with experi~rt. Pitt.. apply, aend rnume
<with ular-y bl1tor1> or call -PHH.
CHAMBERLAIN or SUZIE BUSBY -(11')
l'''l40
TREND~TA CORP.
. STANDARD
MEMORIES DIVISION
An Appllfid M11ottfcs Co.
' )4nO W. St'arrstrom
•. nta ,An , Ca 02704
MAU>SWANTED ptHAGERS Further expanalon RECE"IOMIST slrable. Wr1te, PO Box •v•ll. Phone for appt.
Don Qwxotr MOlel Mn erHtes perm, openlnt• · 11 I r Al 1&258, Irvine, Ca 92713. SUMMIR WOaK 657·9212 ask for Mr. 2100Newport. Bl, C.M NEEDED IMMED ror exper 'd & tralnet' Sm• aw o r rporl P/tlme 1103.60 per wk. WHt. Newport Sta· All ab1ft1 No uper. mach. oprs on 1111 shifl3 nrea. N 8 · Brl,hl, 11c SICltlTARY take home. Men le Uoneralnc. •
MAJDS WANTED r1t•ceas. Xlnt work Ina Our lrainlng & merit re curale lyplal. 833 9083 t'or New...-Ctr sml ofc. at t...b conda"p•vCallNowi vi ed ...,.. women.Loe JU •lt•.a wO ... AN "0 • Topw•l(Hpald! Tbelnn ""Y• ' ew JJt'OC ures assure Refmlshlng hop needs 1 Od career potential, ahiR.a avail. Aa• 1a +. .. o~r .. )'rt ,
al Laaun.a. 211 N Co11t r•p1d advancement for finisher & ulht'r ahop m\.lltbeahllrp.M0.1020 Call for detalli. combo froo!'deak elk le
Hwy .. Lag.Bch. ~office• ullemptoyecswhohave ht'lp +pickup" de· 71+.e:M·l083 rellefoophona.Medlcal
l tbt bitJJC::Jdltill:Y de uwry ---·• ~ or '""'er. ICl'V. exp.
-MA nra want.'d im· oveT 0 a, -iure Good pay + nl.ht --• s·E-C-REJ•RY Switchboard Opr, -••. ht>lpful. 11CJC lit8 tl.eome
mediately upu un· 11lttlbonus+prof1t1har Hmtlurants A per'd . Apply •n wknd1. ner• nee. In·
MCC1111ary. We train. AP" 557.0061 Io I & x Int fr 1 n I e COOK'S Anlst_. Tokal Bank or Caltr ha• Clemente IM. ~ Riek terotllol work w I •
ply Newport Channel _ STDBlrthS~N .. B. tM'nf'nta Man pref Alrllne 'an lmmed oponintt in FJllott. 12SAv filda Del lulurt ln busy N.B. ore.
IM. to» W Paclllc Cit Apply S.m-4pm kite~. 6 AM to 12 Re· their Hunt. Bel\ ofc. for a Pl'-.lcknw. Clll belwn fPM 41 GPM.
Hwy. Newporl Bch. S CIMCO qllremcnta: Rtllabilily, r.ecy to es1I tho branch _, '48-4071
"2·3030 rACUCHl ~ 265 Bngaca Av~. C .. M neat apl)("artnco. d Ire mar Prevroua b•nkln1 TIACHllS,?AllMTS ·
MAID wanled Harbor 11111 ff'male. tUO si-r hr to Irvin<" fndust I Comple11 to advance. 646 8808 ex per prer 'd . Xlnt Unuaual oppor. for In· WOODWO'Kll TaME
Motel 1800 w Balboa •tart. Mttlt raJses. 1537 F,q..,.i Oppor Employer bcnefill. Call Personnel tert1tln1 e6ucaUon11I Gro•lt11 Wot Coast
N..,.., Beach .,s.3413 ' )tonrovia Av•. Newport tonppt, (213) 4U·9'700 uie. Yrorlc. ~Uon In· L •ml n a tor n e • d 1
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s1u ea l 10 i\polena,
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PA 1 l> FOR YOU 1\ JEWELRY, WATCHES,
ART OBJECTS. GOLD,
SILVER RV1CE,
FI NS FURN .. AN· nQVES 145-UOO
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twin diesel. Many xlr<111
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door Cnronu. full
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11:11 !Jt)IJ7 ufl 7pm con1l, loudt.'d, 40,0UO m1
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tercom 11ystem 130 i.cti.>. O>lumb1t1 15, Complete + Alias Contrnentol. xlnt
'4 1tenorctte F.mhu:i) trailrr & coHr $1095 t'Olld, ulf l'Onl. twn bcb
mod I. 4 Ficurd Porliibl Ul11540 7843 + 'lofa bd, 22· awn g
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Hammond, Low•ry . Pearson Tl'lton Very pal1.5.s1.1:10 O.lti2807
Oulbranaen Oreana & good cond. many xtra1,
Kawa! P111nos. for Your m 11 673-7873 Auto s.t"•lce,P..ta
Pr1w rail 644 9200 & Acce1aonea 9400 ---ANTIQUto; PIANOS·Lll
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VH, automatic, r. & h.
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$4675 ......
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wlonly 13,000 mllu.
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rebl\. en1.. like new. '87 Nov" SS. New 283 ena. I '75 VW UHIT t750. AT MJ. new glass, pnt,
& • Door 4 af)ffd with atr 788 3046 r".adlalal'5,000 actual ml.
(.'Ond, <537~l>N). Priced ---A~au y. Sl8SO. 644-11813
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
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540.,410 540.0213
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$3,000/0ft 559·0278
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4·spd. V-6. 53500. 1971 Chevy Wago•.
1974 VW41Z
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35,000 auJet. ( 036008)
400·5821 "C.,-ice Estate"
'68 81.Uck Electra 225. FuU
p~r. low ml, JU!lt bad
Viihe JOb & tune up. Like I 069 VW ne~. see to u pprt:c
KAIMAMN GH(A Sl,000 farm 968-9237
New red ,Paint & new ·ss Le Sabre. very depen·
ltres <UZNKJI dable. needs paint, SSOO
147.3054, ~3739
~rakea I.: rtd.aator ,•========="·m Fernn. 330 CTC fast,
AM1••aa radio, $845. red. ni~ reasonable u(
673-3tOUays, '4:M9i4 an rer. ~-~113 c M. CREVIER
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orange i!l.uuo m1 deun
& l'Wb \\ l'll S:i.1100 b~I <•I
lf'r Below lltue bouk
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modl•I Sill> 1117
1t1ZVW
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Stick shiCl & blue
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70 Blue Rlvien. 100.000 '73 Monte Carlo. P /S, b 2 dr 15, w/alr.
X· ml, reblt ena, new paint. P/B, air, vinyl tp, tit str $3600. Sol Catam.arans __ _
• $1375 or b&t olr. 5'f.OUl9 whl, pwr drlk, nds1)aant. $41·2285 oc
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t. 9725 ·71 MG ~l1dact, low miles. --i& F.alale Wen. Full pwr equlp'd Take over i2 Flreb\rd VI 350. Alr, I Sf • ••OAllWA't \Int C'Ond $1800 After 6 1971 VW & 1 u x u ry eq p Wh t '67Chevy, Bel Alr. N 1 (ll
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TOPDOLUR
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San JuanCnp1sLtano
131-1375 493-3375
SAHIA AHA ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 m u r w k n d :. 5n11.a.u1.a.ck w 'wood "rain pannel, Best Offer. pyml.l. pwr, cw ires '· ·73 F I l'" s l " n.I """"' -.. . ..... :!:j:u Rllllt')' wht1. ong 0.111', 835'3171 13
• "' por .. 1:1.,.., \2W>~85114! _ Automitt~-with-Hdio. at,000 mt "*1200. Aft 6, ___ .....:.S:WS:.:....:·1265:;;::::_ ___ 1·----""'----:-::-::--::-1 "..., cle•". Price tmd•r ~ereo. Xlnt eond. Pvt -------·-~ -· ... THI ULT1MAT1 0111\llNG MACHIN! pty. ~2 200, of r. d 8 ys ;5 MG ~hd(lel IS.OOO 011 <498DLF> Priced lo sell! 499-4341. _ ;s Monza Two Cpe, 2300 M11i11fancJ · 9'52 blue book. $2,000. 7Sl·z.&O.a
•USED IMW' * """' "' 1 38 Au l'''f C tl I l · · • 4 floo I l lo m1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ I ..... 7-U37 eH·:;,,.,f:i. 4 '" •• :isst-e, x n 72 R1v1era, must i;ec to cc, I .r. x n • • • ;s LeMans Safari win.
'743 OCpeS/R 71GLWH cond Sl200 or bt-st offer BILL YATES apprec. New brks. tires, 751-6892,645·7434 76Mustana11. 4 Spd. xlnl Grt cond. Roof rack, AC,
'71 1600 4..1pd 9-lOMHJ ·75 Fial 1211 Waaon, hke IS37 <h!l8 VW-PORSCHE pwr. Bestofr. Ms.4009 . ~onn·~•~9CS2a80011 dt 6pm. rud ltre1. OutslandJn1 '7520024spd~BK m'"'· lo mahis. AM/FM -------.,..... . ....,..
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ORAMGE COUNTY'S ,,ell 1;.1~ 139·1 '7fj MGll 1~.000 ml. \Int .7:n·w 412 -·~ Ne"•port, 4-dr, A C. nu Small VI, a1:1lomatlc, ,63 Pontiac Bonneville,
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J)ebri.s RaiiiS Over· Hun.tington ..
lane hatters; 4· e
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Victims May Be .
-Utah Residents
B)' AllTllU1l lt. VINSEL
Oft.Ill Dallf l'ii.t Slaff . . A small plane whose pilot ap-
parenUy became disoriented in
the overcast disintegrated In the
sky over Huntington Beach to-
day, raining debris over a wide
area and-killing all fou.r people
aboard.
The main part.ot t.l)e plane, in-
cluding r~~ '1~~.ooe wine.
hurtled to earth ii\, a weedy
ravine adjacent to Ellis Avenue,
just west of Golden West Street.
No identifications of the vic-
tims were immediately available
pending notification of next or
kin ...
The plane was inbound from
Cedar City, Utah, to Fullerton,
authorities said.
Scores of people heard a thun·
deroua crack aloft seconds before
the Beecher aft Bonanza V -35, a
four-seal plane, plunged from the
sky.
The first call was received by
police at 7:39 a.m .. according to
Watch Commander Gary Davis
Huntinaton Beach Policf'
Department helicopter pilot Of.
ficer Bruce Kelly bad Juat ar
rived tit the beftport a short di&-
tute tNm the er Uh lite wlMDbe
heard it.
"I heard the~rub anc1 ran out.
1ld• and aaw the.vleces cominl
down,•• Officer Kelly 1al4. "'
radar and ln radio contact.''
Perils said the pilot radioed be
was flying above the gray May
overcast and running low on fuel
and uked for guidance to the
Fullerton landing approach.
Perils did the troubled plane
then apparently descended into
the overcast and at that point
radar cootact was lost, indicat-
ing it dropped below sca"nning
level.
"That's a typical thing for a
Bonanza -or any other plane -
when you lose it in the overcast.
You go out of control and pick up
tre m endous speed ," he ex-
plaine<L
He said the theory is that the
pilot burst through the umbrella
of clouds, saw he was streaking
for the ground and tried to pull
out of the dive. creating critical
stress factors
F ederal investigators ruled
tha t was the cause of a crash that
killed a pilot May 26, 1975, when
bla plant" d.lalntegrated over a
Cost11 Mesa residential tract1 raiDlng debris over homes ana
streets ·
Orange County coroner's de-
pu tlea plcktn1 tbro~!l....!he smashed cabin today cuwUJUed
that four people definitely
perisbed in the plane.
They aaid the victim• are two men and two wqmen, all believed
to be from UUll. There was iio fire, either there
or at other spots where debris
from the disintegrating
Beechcraft tumbled and flut-
tered down, some or lt tn a bo •
int tract. Five -'-aated _. The four mangled bodles all I ~,--ltc;;;a remained lllSide the compressed
Investigators were eva1uatm1
conflicbng accounts of what Wit·
nesses heard and saw effOftds
before the impact to determine if
the plane may have run out o(
fuel. ~
cablll•a.rea whicb slammed, into
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I Five youn& people, four of
thern male, arrested 1lx day1 aio
f police alle1aUona that they
ad beaten and attempted to
ape a young woman at a Hunl·
ioston Beach party, have been
fteed.
· The four men and a 17-yeu-oJd
llrl were released Tuesday wtth
o charges Ciled after beina held
chatges of assault with a de-
adly weapon, attempted rape
nd armed robbery.
~eleued now pendint further
lice invesUgaUon are Kevin
uaseU, 23, his brother Rlcky, 21,
bomas Johnson, 20, and Roy
novan, 20, {lll of 8042 Taylor
rtve.
The younaer girl taken into
cuatody at the house wu not
Jaenlllied becauseshe is a minor.
and National Transportation
Safely Board were on the scene
durinc IXlOf1ling hours probin&
t.hecrasb.
Spokesmen for the FAA re-
aional office in Long Beach con~
firmed without a doubt the ill·
fated Beechcrall was neither
landing nor taking off from
Meadowlark Airport in north
HuntJngtonBeacb.
"He was en route t.o Fullerton
Mu.nldpal Airport." said FAA
Chief Inspector Edward Perils.
•'Coast TRACON had him on
Border Toured
TOKYO CAP)--Chinese
leader Hua Kuo-fenc has toured
the HDSitive Soviet border re-
1lon of northeastern Cblna where
border clasbes are often re·
ported.
0
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Fi'*
hermen who carried a cofffn coo·
taming a model of a tunaboat
draped ln black say the action
waa to protest what they claim
wUl be the death of their lndustry
because of eovemroent controls.
Ao estimated 3,000 persona de-
monstrated aJona the San Diego
waterfront Wednesday against
rules prohibilini the accidental
death of porpoises, which swim
with tuna.
Dozens of tunaboats, flags at
half-maat, t ooted their way
around San Diego Harbor while
fishermen and their wives, wear·
lna black, staged the symbolic
funeral on shore. Sltn-wavlng
pickets, many jobless c~
workers, marched bebln~.
,.
ByJlOBERTB,u&D& OfCllt Delly~ lt•lf
Witnesses say they heard hat
appeared to be an exploal.on mo-
ments before a U1bt airplane
crashed in Huntlneton Sesch
early thl$ moroibi, ak>parenUt
taking!ourpeopletotheirdeaths.
Witnesses said they saw por·
tions o( the plane fal':_inJ apart on
its way down 1\~ar Q<>lden West
Street and E1lia A venue.
Gale Glenft, a detention officer
with i Huntin(tOo Beacb .~~ _. ~-~ '1te ~ ·engnfe ~d sus-
pected an airplane was in trouble
but couldn't see it through heaV)'
clouds.
He said he resumed his work at
a nearby horse stable whJch hf
manages when he heard a second
stall. This lime he said he saw
the single-engine craft descend·
ing at an approximate 4.S·degr~
angle.
"Then I heard a popping noise
but there was no flash or fire," he
said .
''I shouted to my wlfe to c:all
the police department and I ran
over lo see if there was any
chance anybody could be alive
and what I could do.•'
"There was nothing 1 could
do," he1ald.
Michael Pinter said be heard
the enelne misfire and th~
heard an apparent explosion
whlle working in another bone
stable aCTOU the 1tteet from the the loipact.
c:ruh lite. · She ¥Id she thought someone •4The pUot wu sitting braced had driven a truck into her mobile
and ri'1d like you do on a roller home. couter ride," he said. Scores of youngsters on their :::-••Jt. wu awfW. I knew that the way to school swarmed to the
pilot was 1oing to die and I crash scene off th~ busy intersec· .
couldn't watch lt any more." tion in Hwit.i.ngton Beach, but
Pinter said be saw a wing fall were qulclcJy ordered to move
off before the fatal plunge. aloof.
Bobble Petersen, manager of They llned an old wooden fence
the bol'le stable, said she WM lopped with barbed wire a<Ua·
awakened from a sound sleep by cent to the crumpled wreckage.
·• • • ,. separated from it by only a few ·
II" .....-r ·--~~------·-~~~l~~ .... -..... _ 't~··l: -J:;.i.. -.......... ~~~~-----~~u""2!r-rtn>J"1M>to-~ ~~. ·~-,.,. Starts be in school?" bellowed a man in -
.::1f.I •., • work clothes.
.New Campaign
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -
Richard A. Tonry st~pped off the
airliner that had brought him
back from Washington where he
had just resigned from Congress ·
and began campaigning to win
back b1a seat in a new election.
Tonry, 42, bis eledion tainted
by alleged vote fraud, resigned
from the House on Wednesday
after slx months and two days as
a consresaman.
Tbe House accepted Tonry's
realgnaUon a few hours after he
left town. Two members of a
three-man panel that investi1al·
ed lhe olect.lon said that if be had
not quit they would have recom-
mended that he be thrown out of
the House.
•'Well, you have about 10
minutes to get. there," he added.
"I want to see ... ," said one boy.
"There is nothing to see ... ,"
the man said quietly. "Besides,
it'll make you sick."
Author Plans
TalkinHB
Author Wesley Marx will speak
al a meeting of the Amigos de
Bolsa Chica tonight at 8 o'clock
in the Pacmc Room of the Hunt-
ington Beach Central Library,
7111 Talbert Ave.
Marx, a professor in social
ecology at UCI Irvine, is the
author of tfle "The Frail Ocean"
and "Acts of God, Acts of Man."
Pollce arrested the five bUld pn allegaUona from a younc
:woman wbo claimed ahe wu u-
aulted after 1oln1 to the bome 1n
e1ponH to an invllaUoo to a
arty.
Jnvt1U,atora who quesUoned
• airl ~ abe wu tte1ted by ir• department paramedlca and
mer1ency room aldea at
aclflca HotpJtal nld abe did
now at ledtone of tho 1uapects.
.C~ast Nixon Views fgJt&n~·ed
The latter book deals with un·
wlae land planning which he says
makes man vulnerable to earth·
quakes, floods, and liquefaction
daueen.
· He la ~xpected to di1cuss these
conditions as they apply to Hunt·
ington Beach.
ancakes Set
or HB Lions
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100
DID NOT
VIEW
Of= MR. IXON
OWl!R UNCHANGED
Variable cloud1 late
nlcht boura. otherwise
mosUy fair. Lowa tonl1ht
In upper 40s to mid~.
Hi&b• Friday mJd to upper eo1. .
INSIDE TODAY
Sp«Ulatorf, w'Mthir. pr~ l.,•iO'ttOl or amGttur, are
boo1Hng 1lom1 prfou
. throughout th •tale,
upcclollJI "'~ Coultt~. occordinQ tb on AP rlpOrt cm
P,og1 BS todoJI.
lahx
H/F
. ~ ~.:1 II San Clemente 19'75, IJJa CroJ.aette. •u at.ruck by a
surfboard and suffered internal truwitt WedoesQ,y at a
San Clemente beach. where she wu leam.tna to surf. Watergate l.ies SAN CLEMENTE n&EION eralHd el\J Wea-uards today for their prompt response ln appl)'·
inl nrst aid and callinfl for ualata.oce
when ~1 found the 2l·year-old bea\l\Y
queen IQJured o~ the beacb about 8:30
p.m.
BJ GARY GRANVILLE .,. .. °""' ...........
Gen Conrad, Oranao CountJ{'' leadin1 pollttcal flDancler 11' ine, lndlcated Wednead.,-thal
he will call on some of those h~
helped wtlb doUan to testlly on
his behalf Monday at a probation
hearing.
WASHINGTON' (AP) -
Richard M. Nixon confessed that
he lied about ·Watereate, that he
made the wrong deciaiona, that
he let "the American people
dQwn. .. But the only man to reslp
the presidency 1rimly
vowed that b• would never
grovel be!ore b1I enemiea.
Ia • dramatic rectt.Uon ot bll
miabandling or the Watercate
* * *
scandal. Nixon steadlutly main·
talned in a 90-rninute televlsed in-
terview Wednesday nilbt that he
was innocent ot crime but auilty
of blunders -"mistakes or the
heart, rather than the bead.'•
"I let down tny friends. I let
down the nuntry. I let down our
aysteft\ of covernment ••• ,"
Nixon uAd as he broke his silence oo t.be scandal that drove him
* * * ~ Nixon Believed
YoQ Teat Show 'Stresa'
• NEW YORK (AP) -A voice
analyst who mooltored llicbard · ,c,.M. Nixon's teJe•ed interview
• .aQs the form'"ir "Pr.e~fdent generally believed what be was
sayine but that on at leut six OC·
cuiona he displayed blab levell
of stress, poesibly indicatlq de-
cepUon.
"We cannot definitely say
sometblna wa1 a lie," said
Carmine 0. Pellosie Jr. "We~an
say that a.. a,Ul~ment was
streaful tdr an i'!RUvidual and to.
die ates probable deception.'•
Pellosie, chief analyst ot Law
Enforcement Aaaoclates of
Belleville, N.J .• analysed N'ut·
on 'a voice with a Ue-detecti>l't)'Je
instrument at the request of the
New York Pca8t.
The analyzer, which he aai<l
compares favor•bly with tradh
tional polygraph lie detectm'11,
showed that Nixon reacted
si1nlficanUy m<>1t ~ the time on
the word "cover-up.'' Pellosi•
found.
Otber stressful mtuaUons ln· chuled:.
-The Jutr\mient showed ex-
treme stress when Nixoo said he
would have approved raising
money for bumanit.arian
purposes but not to keep the
Watergate defendants qulet. It
peaked when Nixon added; "But
the truth of the matter la that I was not told about the money be-
ing raised." ·
-It peaked when Nixon told in·
tervi'°"er David Frost that hi.I staff tamed over to invesU1ators
the tact that E. Howard Hunt and
possibly Gordon Liddy were in-
volved in the Waterc:ate break-
in. Frost commented, "You
dldn 't turn that over" and NWn
replied.. "No, Do, DC>, no. We
tuTned over the fact that
Jlunt ••• was involv~"
-And the machine showed
stress when Nixon said he bad
•'voluntarily impeached"
bimael!.
$4.4 Million Annually
UCI Illegal A.lien
Medical Care Told
A report to Orange County
.supervisors indicates the annual
cost of cart.ne for Weeal aJJem at
the UCI MedJcal Center is $U
million.
The report, signed by county
Health Officer J. R. Elpers, is
based on a JG.day study of patient
care costs at the medical center. ·n concludes that the Identifia-
ble cost of caring for illegal
~~~~in~~~,
hie illegal alien coats.··
Last month, the Board of
Supervison was told the coat of
1ndi1ent medical care to the
county for the current fiscal year
will be '9.1 million rather than
the budgeted $5 million.
That is when supervison or-
dered n study on the cost of il-legal alien care.
Now, supervisors can trace
that $4.i million budget overrun
to the cost of providln1 medical
care to llle1al allena nol covered
by rel mbursements from
Medical and Medicare.
In a letter accompanying the
medic.al care cost report, Cotm-
ty Counsel Adrian Kuyper aaid
"lbe county is authorized bot not
required to provide medical care
to ille1aJ aliens.'·
"Such responslb1llty may,
however, be terminated . • on
one year's notice to the unJversa·
ty," Kuyper added.
He went on to tell the Board ol
Supervlaon that state ie1ialataon
coverlnl re.lmburaement to coun-
ties that provide medical care to
uninlund oonresidenll is pelld-
inJ,
The propo1ed bill wlll provide
financial aulstance to a county
that will provlda carei ••t.o 8.Q1 re.
"'~
DAILY PILOT
sident or nonresident who seeks
care in a cowity health system."
Earlier. Kuyper bad told &he
Board of $upervfsors that the
county is obligated to pay for
medical care of expectant
mothers treated at a county
hospital.
However-, 'Kuyper pointed qd..
since, Orange County Medical
Cent~ •as transferred to UCl
~~~ ~ ................. #(
~lff'l\fe~~-c?":j ii CUQll\y
hospital.
Also, Kuyper said, codes re-
quiring the county to provide
medical care to expectant
mothers do not specify that the
county is obligated to provide
sueh eareto illegal aliens.
Tbe medical care cott report
will go before the Board of
Superviaors Tuesday.
ll ia a~ted that Supervbor
Ralph Diedrich wUJ Pf'OPC)le &iv.
in1 the anlvenlty it.a on•year
notice that the county will not u-
s um e reaponalbilltJ tor the
medical care aiven to ille•al aliens.
Diedrich said earUer Oda week
that the issue ta not. if aucb .,._
tient.s abouJd be trt.ated but •ho
should pay rcr the treatment.
Diedrich made It clear he
doan't believe the county tax·
payers a.bould assume the finan-
cial burden.
Jay McEntee
Succnmb8
In Mexico
Fu11cral services will be held
Friday in Los Angele. tor Jay R.
MtBntee. UHt enalnUl' r•PoDSl·
ble for the design of the Southern
CaUf Ot'nia EdJsoo power plant In
Kuaun,ton 8eacb .net part ol the
San Ono/re nuclear 1enu1ttna
fadlity.
Mr. McEntee died Tue.sd~ ol
cancer in Tijuana, Mex.
Offidalt at the BeehteJ Power
Corp. in Norwalk said be ••the
lm engineer aa tho tum Ulilt
dealped the fint four uilltl
the UunU.ntton Beach •team
1eaeratin1 plint and the flnt \JD· Jt at San Qno(re.
Bechtel wa the oonb'aetOr an
boUt U.. prOJICtl for tbe £4iioa •
0omP"&n1· A '9tdeototthe NOTWalk ll'H,
Mr. llcEDt-., I Be<:bteJ vlNJn"
1ldent. ta sW'lrlvect by hll widow,
Barbara, live 1on1 ond a
dau1hter.
from office 1,000daya aio.
"I let the American people
down, and I have to carry that
burden with me tor the rest or my
life," be said In tho first or four
television interviews expected to
earn him aa much u $1 mlllion.
Nixon Aid, "I have Impeached
myself . • . b¥ resltnlng. 1bat
was a voluntaryllqpeachment. ..
View .. who expected a frank
admlui~ of guilt from Nixon
were disappointed.
Despite persistent questioning
by Brit.iah television personality
David Fr6a, Nlxon refused to ad-
mit committine any ofleme for
which he aoo.&Jd haft been im·
peached or prosecuted.
He admitted tt was Illa fault the
acand-1 "IQOWb.Ued," butsald:
"People didn't tblnt it WU
enou,i. to admit mistakes, fine.
If they want m~ to cet down and
grovel an the Ooor. no. Never.
Because I don't believe I
l'hould."
In a program dilWJed from
Firemen took Mtu Crolaette to San
Clemente General Hospital where she •
underwent surgery . A boapltal
spokesman said she is in stable cood.ition
today 1n the lntemive care unit.
Mlll8 CROISE1TE IS mJDYING
modeling and working for a Mia.sion Vte. CllOtHTTa
jo business rum, said her 22-year-old bf'Qtber Michael, a stu-dent at Cal State "1Uerton.
"This was only about her fourth trip out," Crolaette said
of his 1ister's surfing experience. "She was really bit hard
-it even cracked the board."
Aide Hiring Eyed
By Valley Council
Conrad, the rags to rlcbes
money man who pumped more
than $50,000 into political cam·
pal1iu last year, laid he will ask
Count.y Supervisors Philip An-
tbo ny, Ralph Diedrich and
Laurence Schmit to attest t.o bis
good character.
Conrad is faclng possible im-
priaorunent on alleged probation
violations Involving ·bis
ownenhip or guns confiscated iJI,
March by federal officials. .
Federal resuJaliona prohibit "-
convicted felon from having such
weiapons in his possession. .
Conrad, a former paid police
informer, was convicted on two
felony counts in ms.
He was placed on three years
probation but wa.s not o;iade to
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Neal said he would provide serve jail or prison time.
oi111eo.11rl'11 .. sun written reuons for the proposed The burly 43-year-old ex.
Fountain Valley councilmen admlnistratlve post at another Chicagoan insisted at the time
REACTION MIXED have uked City Manager Jim budietaesalon latertbiunont.b. two handguns were taken frol'J\
TO NIXON'S Neal to Juatlfy the proposed hir-City staff members Tuesday hlm he 1a not a convicted felon·
i.. INT!RYle¥i--A4 ing of an adminhtrative aide as proposed that a total of 17 posl-because be was not sent to
• requested in next year's pre-tions be added to next year's prison. ~ree daya of hlllnc at a private liminary budget. budget at a total estimated cost He also said his years as what
realdepce near Nhron's San • Co~ilman Bernie Svalatad ofS197,000tnsalaries. he called an undercover agerat
Clemeet. estate, Nixon blam4'd questi~ the ne~ for the new working against organized crime
hlaon badjuqmentfcr tbet.all poattioosmce AdmLDhtrativeAI-Cltty Comptroller Howard placed him In a physical danger
of his ' adDllniatratioD, but sistant Bill Ac.kerman no~ Stephens said 13 ol the poeitlons thatjwstlfied his arming himself.
generally hefd to the same de-serves as the "City man ager s have been paid with federal or Tboee lsaues are ex~ted to be
fenaeotbiaactlombeardpriorto aide. statelundainyeanput. decided in court Monday at his
h1.I A=9, 1974, resipatloo from "It bothers me that we now Eleven aalaries --e paid ""'th probation violation hearing. the House need two people to do the job one ....... wi And it is then, Conrad indicat· ''I inYaeu down," salcl wu doing three years ago," said Comprehensive Employment ed Wednesday, that he will ask
Nixon. "I ga•e 'em a sword. And Svalslad. Training Act (CETA) funds and some of Orange County's biggest
\bey '6dt it Ill ~they twisted "I want to see ju.sUficatioo for two came from money from a political names to testify on bis
it 'tVith rellah. A.ncr I guess if I'd lb.ls n~ position ~ writing," he state Criminal Justice Council behalf. ~n in their poettioa I'd a done added. M far as I m concerned, 'graoL Thal bearing was scheduled to tlaeaame~." ' wedon'tneedit." Stanton and Councilman Al getunderwayWednesday. ~.
And, he aaid, "wb.Ue technical· Mayor Roger Stanton and Hollinden said they did not But when two Orange County
ly I did not commit a crime an Councilman George Scott also believe personnel items like Superior Court judges dis-im~achable offense ... these said ~Y were opposed to the tbote discussed Tuesday should qualified themselves from hear:-
are legalisms. As far as the creation of the oew $12,000·a-be included 1n Uie preliminary ing the case, it was put over to'
hand.Ufte ol this matter is con-yeJrposL budgetwitboutadvancenotice. Monday ..
cemed, lt was so botched up. I ---------------------------------.-----
made so many bad Judgments.
The worst <mes, mlatakes of the
h.n, rather than the head, as I
pointed out. But let me say, a
man in that ... top job -he's
got to have a heart, but bis head
must always rule bis beart."
Nixon admitted. "1 aaid tbi.np
that were not true" about the
June 17, 1972, break-in at
Democratic National Committee
headquarters and subsequent
cover·up. But be ln.shled, "Most
of them were fundamentally true
on the bia isaues, but without eo-
ine u far aa I should have gone
and saytq perhaps th. at I had
considered other thincs. but bad
not done them.'• • /! -~, M -~ "-_...._ , Exp, oslolf11 ~· ~~.
Sets Blaze
At UCI Lah
A chemical reaeUon touched
off an explosion and a three-
a I arm rtre in a UC Irvine
laboratory storeroom Wednes-
day nl&bt. resulttna in at lea.st
13,000 damqe. officiat. aaid to-
day.
A 19-year-old chemistry stu-dent, Gen Nlake of Laguna
Beach, wu wwk\n1 In Room 558
OD the fifth fioor of the pbyaical
aciences bulldlnc.
UCl otftciala explained Mtake
w H pourln1 toluene from one bot·
Ut Into another that contained
metallic sodium when be DQt!ced
a cbemkalreactloa and ran out of
\ht room to call the UCI Police
Department.
While he was out of the room,
the expJolion occurred, causine
the room to bunt into namet and
thick smoke to spread l.b.mqh the fifth Ooor.
UCI police officers and Orange
county firemen straprd on ox-y1en tiDlla and wen into the
b\IUdfDJ to ch.ck for trapped persons. It took 31 minutes to
contlla the blue.
One UCI otrlcer. Henry Roten·
feld, ran out ot ox71en and 1uf •
fered from tmoke Inhalation by
\be tlm• M IOl back outside. ROltftfelcf was treated and ,...
leased lu good condltlon at Hoaa
Mtmcrial HOspltal.
Two other unidentlf lcd of.
Ileen also needed brief treat· ment at the eoe, but were not
ho1plta11ltd, acc0.rdln1 to of.
flcfala.
Accocdtnc to fire officlala, tbett WU about t2,000 damap to
the 1toreroom. pla• another
$1,000 damqetn cont.eta.
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B1 HllAKY KA YE ... Dtjly l'llet l&Atff
Irvine. city hall was bugged
Wednesday.
An •rmy of "false chinch
bu11.'' supported by a regiment
of spider mltea, advanced into ci-
ty hall Wednesday and attacked.
Pesticide later devastated their
ranks. ·
This morning nearly all were
1one, altboueh one employe said
she expected their relaUvea to re-
turn in a new wave aeekinc re-
venge.
Visitors to city hall Wednesday
were first struck by arranie·
ments ol eucalyptus branches,
strategically placed at the fl'()Ot
of all secretaries' desks.
The city hall staff at fir,:st mis-
takenly believed the invaders
were fleu and everyone knows,
they said, that fleas hale
eucalyptus.
One em,ploye, Jean DresbJer,
who works in the warehouse
where the bup originated, wore
a eucalyptus wreath on her bead
aa she worked.
It turned out, however, tbatthe
little buga were crazy about the
eucalyptus.
Records Coordinator Allan
Mawhinney and Computer Pro-
grammer Alex Wilk. who share a
rear olllce th.i was overrun with
bugs, discovered hundreds ol the
creat\lf'eS .beneath the eucalyp.
tus branches they'd brouaht into
thetroUlce.
"We bad to yank a branch
away from them," Joked
MawhiMey, u be deftly Oicked
false chlnch hues off bis desk, US·
inchll thumb and foreflnaer.
Mawhinney and Wilk aald thet
had spent moet of the day "rac·
ing" the bugs on the white wall
behind their desks.
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Four Perish Rs > Plane
Disintegrate$ in Sky
r I IRVINE'S JEAN DRESHLER WEARS WREATH
1
Hope• Buga (Spoto on W•ll) Wiii FIN
•4 Million Annually I .
1. ,UCI Illegal Alien
Debris.
Rains . .
On Coast
By ROBERT BARKER
Of 1111 O.Uy l'llot Stall
Witnesses say they heard what
-appeared to be an explosion mo-
ments before a light airplane
crashed in Huntington Beach
early this morning, apparently
ta kine four people to their deaths.
Witnesses aatd they saw por·
tlona of the plane falling apart on
11$ way down near Golden West
Street and Ellis Avenue.
Gale Glenn, a detention officer
with the Huntington Beach
Police Department, said he lint
beard an engine stall Jnd IUIS·
pected an airplane was in trOQ.bl~
but couldn't see lt lhroueb heavy
cloudl.
He aald be resumed hls work at
a nearby horse stable which be
mana1es when be heard a second
stall. Tbil time he said he saw ... • .. . ' r ,.., ,J'J tbe •m;le-encine craft descend-~-.·~·'M•D? en: ~.aT._e ,.,L;.t)CQ;,ll, ,.;;.-~m-.'..,~.~a~x;~ate~~~gr::. fTI ~ ''Ttien l heard a PoPPing noise
I By ~v GRANVILLE "the oounty is authorized but not but tberewunonash or fire," he
out1eoa11y ""•°'•" required to_provt~ medical care _ said. .,_
A report to Or ange County to ille1al aliens." -"'·r ahouted to my wue to call
aUJ>41rviaon indicates the aanua1 "Such responsibility may, the police department and I ran
cost of catini for illeaal aliens at however, .be terminated ... on over to see if there was any
Jhe UCI Medlcal Center is f'.4 one year's notice to the univer&i· chance .JAYbodY could be alive
JlliUlon. • · • ty." Kuyper a~ded. _ ancbthatl could do.'"
• 'll))e report, signed by county He went on to tell the Boanl o( · .... Tberi was nothing I could
}leallh Officer J . R. El pen. is Supervilon that state leglslaUon do, .. he said.
ba•ed on a 30-dny study of patient covering reimbursement tocoun· Michael Pinter said he heard
oere costs at the medical center. hes that provide medical care to the enalne misfire and then
• lt concludes that the 1denUfla-uninsured DOCll"esidents ls ,.cl· heard an apparent explosion
ble cost of caring for ille1al mi. wblle working in another horse alt na projects out to sa.s aulllon The proposed bill wtll provide stable .eroaa the street from the
••wJth another $975,000 in proha· nnancial assistance to • county cruh1ite. ·
ble 1llegal aJJen costs." that will provide care "to any.... "The pilot was sitting braced
Last month, th e Board or sident or nonresident who Mekl and ri&id like you do on a roller
Su.s>ervisora was told the cost of care in a county health ayatem.'' couter ride," he aaid.
lnalcent medical care to the <Stt AUENS, Pase Z) "It wu awful. I knew that the
county ror the current fiscal year pl)ot WU eoln1 to dse and I
W be $8.1. million rather than coulc:ID't watch ll any more."
&ht budaeted SS million. f'. •a •-. D----PlntAlr said he saw a wing ran
That. is when supervisors or· JellO 141 ~ olt befonthe fatal plun1e.
fred a study on the cost of il· Bobble Petersen, manaaer of
e1al alien care. ,41 • El rr the hone stable, said she was
Now, aupervlsora can trace n..£ 6. 01"() awakened from a sound aleep by
at $4.1 million bud1et ovemm the impact. to the cost of provldlna medical The El Toro Marine Corp1 Air Sbe a.aid she thought someone ~to lllegal aliens not covered Station Jets may be 1 blt nobler hadart•enatruck into her mobile
relmburaement.a from than \ll\lal next week as pllota home.
edi.CalandMedlcare. conduct carrier landini prad.ice Scores of younpten oo tbelr
ln a letter accompanying tho runs at the south county bue. way to .school swanned to the
edlcal care cost report, Coun· The practice seaaiona wW tue cruhact.1Moffthe busy intersec·
Counsel Adrian Kuyper said place Wednesday throutb Fri· Uon lD Runtlnaton Beach, but day. On Wednesday aad Friday. were qtllcklJ ordered to'move
Coast
Weather
Var1ible clouds late
nl1bt tioun, otberwlae
m~tly fair. Lowa tonlabt
tn tQper .OS to mld·50a.
Hitb• Friday mid to upper eos.
the practice will be from 10 Lm. alonf.
to 1 p.m. and on Thursday, the Tb'Y lined an old wooden fence
planes will fly from 7to10 p.m. topped' Wltb barbed wire acija-
The planes fly lower than cent to the crumpled wreckage, ~~:!Ms ":he°:~d === separated trom It by only a few
-...&J-Ifft. . during the touch-and-go pr~ .. Aren't you _~ids supposed to
landings. (See PIANE, Pate AZ>
R:ohliery:. SUspects
Caught in County
Auµ>. Safety
lrwestiga~
WASlilNGTON (AP) -
Three new federal in·
vestigatlons of alleged
safety defects involving
General Motors, Ford and
Volkswagen automobiles
were announced today by
the National Highway Traf-
fic Safety AdminJ.StratJon.
The General Motors in-
vestieation involves· the
Power brake booster on .2.2
million 1971 Chevrolets,
Pontiaca. Old.smobiles1 Buick•.-Cadlllaca aria
GMCtrucks.
Involved also are an
e 1 ti m ate d 1 9.a, , o 5 3
lt75-76-77 Ford Ec()nolltle
and Club WaaoDJ without
iiiatrument panel paddina.
Jn •ddltton there are
about 370,200 of the tollow·
tnemodelainvolvedlncom·
platnts over broken throttle
cables: 1975-76 Rabbit and
Sclrocco; 197'675 Duber:
1973-7 .. 75Audl; U'15 Type I
sedans (Beetle) 8IJll 1976
Typellvehicles (vana).
Nixon'• J{oice
'Shoml &1ier
In StatemellU
Forty.seven percent of Orange
Coast residents who watched the
Nixon·Frost interview changed
their opinions of the former pre·
sldent after the show, • Daily
Pilot opinion sampling indicated.
· The sampling also showed that
sli1hUy more than half of the
people contacted, 55 per(:ent,
watched the 90-minute intet\riew.
When asked if after hearing
Nixon'• account of his Watercate
involvement their opinion ol him
was higher, lower or ~chanced,
26 percent of those who
responded said their oplnicln wu
blgber.
A total of 21 percent said their
opinion ol Nlxob wu lower after
watching the llrat of four
acheduled television interviews
with Nixon. ·
About 53 percent of those who
watched ?iixon Wednesday nipt
said their oplnton of him wu un·
changed.
Here are some comments from
Orange Coast residents after
watching Nixon's interview
which was pre-recorded in a
Laguna Niguel home:
"My opinion is re)lllY un-
changed, I still think he's a
crook," one man said.
"My opinion or him ls lower,"
commented one woman,
.. becauae he wun't man enough
or big enough t.o tell the truth to
the American public when he bad
theopportuQlty." ·
•11 feel better about tbe man now," aald one man. ••1 think
both of them (Nixon and Frost)
did credible Jobi .. I have a higher
opinion 9' Nixon."
.. I dl<fn't have any respec~ for
him before and I don't have more
for him now," commented one
woman.
BUGGED •••
"Trouble WU, it. WU touah to
teU•bole bus WU whole," Hid WUt wtth a 1trat1ht face.
one employe, when 1be found
wt the name of the buia, com·
J>JalnW, "FALSE chlnch bu1s!
We can't even cet the real thing here.'"
• Cbarl• KDOwla, who main·
talns the city part.a, expl&loed
that the false cbiQcb bup are just like relular cb.lncb bugs, but •mailer.
.. They actllke an army or ants,
eJtcept they do11't bite," said Knowles.
.. They live ln the around and·
every now and then they decide it'• time to mlerate. When they
decide to move, It's en maaae and
if a bulldi.QI 1a In their way, they
eo rl&ht through it," said
Koowlet. •
A fie.Id wu recently pJouped
near city ball and "that probably
caused them to mlirate a litUe
sooner Utan they would have."
He sa.ld there were probably
spider mitet who joined the mass
migration because several
secretaries reported being bitten
. Wednesday. -p r991 Pllfle AJ
VOICE •.. ·
showed that Nixon reacted
significantly moat or the Um• on
the word "cover-up,•• PeU0&le
found.
Other stressful 1ituat10111 in· eluded:
.. -The instrument showed ex-
treme stress when Nixon said he
would have approved raising
money for humanitarian
pur.poRS but not to kup the
Watergate defendants quiet. It
peaked when Nixon added: "But ·
the truth of the matter 11 that I
waa not told about the money be·
ing railed."
-It pe~ed when Nixon told in.·
tervlewer David Frost that bis
staff turned over: to investigators
the fact that E. Howard H\Ult and
poasibly Gordon Liddy were in·
volved in the Watergate break·
in. Frost commented, "You
didn't twn that over" and Nbon
replied, "No, no, no, no. We
turned over the tact that
Hunt ... was involved."
-And the machine showed
stress when Nixon said he had
''voluntarily impeached"
himself.
E',.._Page AJ
PLANE •••
be ln acbool?" bellowed a man In
work clothes .
.. Well, you have about 10
minutes to 1et there,'' he added.
"I want to aee ... ," 11ld one boy.
"There ia nolhin1 to see .... " ~~e man saJd quietly. "Besides.
1t ll make you sick."
~.f~r~~'!'~ .. .;_ .,_ -
'Outstanding'
Four Irvine students have been
given "outstanding student"
awards from tho Orange County
Industrial Education Asaocia· lion.
The students honored include
Bill Barry from Rancho San Joa·
quln Intermediate School, John
Cho from Venado IntermedJate
School, Jeaua Martines from
University Hl&h and Tom
Calhoun from lrvlne Hl1h.
The awards. presented to lhe
students Monday nlsht, are
baaed on their achievements in
technical education.
Irvine Text&
On D isplay
Textbooks wtder conalderauon
for uae at University, Irvine and
SELF Hilb Schools next year are
now on di1play at the achooll.
Parenti may review the boob
unUl May 20 and then comment
on them at the May ~ board
meetlnlt when tru1tee1 are
echeduJea to adopt the Uat of
book.a far the 1977 • 78 school year.
The boob are located In the
adminlltraUve olficea on each caanpu..
O"ANOI CCMIT
DAILY PILOT
WASHINGTON CAP) -
Wholesale prices, an lndlcatoc of
prices consumers eventually pay
aoued 1.1 pereent ln April, the
third big moathly lpcrease In a
row, the government reported to-day.
The April increase, which
matched the March rise in
wholesale prlcu and loUowed a
jump ot nine.tenths of a percent
Nitrogen Spill
Cleaned a t
lo February, adda to worrles o{
accelerating inflation. The
March increuo bad been the big·
1eat monthly Jump 1n wholesale Prices aince October 1975 •
Gov•rnment economists ex.
peeled the April jump because
farm pricea have been rlaine at a
rate of better than l pe-rcent for five months.
In April, prices for farm pro.
ducts increased a.• percent, the bl.seat Jump ln a year, wb11e
pnces for proceased loodt and
feeds climbed 2.5 percent.
Wholesale colfee prices rose ,,....,.,,.AJ
I
another T.3 percent last 11\0ftUl.
followina a jump of nearly 31 per. eent in March.
Not all the new1 waa bad,
however, aa the incr eaae tn
prices for industrial eom·
mo.dities eased slightly last
month. These prices roae six·
tenths of a percent In April,
followlna an et1bt-tenths in· crease In March.
Lagun" Okays
Housing in
•
OC Airport
Hughes Airwest employes at
Orange County Airport got a
brier scare Wednesday night
..-hen liquid nitroaen spilled from
a wooden crate earrylng re-
•earch materialafrom Canada.
ALIENS .•• Sycamore Hills
Orange.~ty firemen were
called to the airport to hose down
the Airwest cargo pit and make
certain the liquid nitrogen did not
cause trouble.
An Alrwest official, Tom
Chandler, said today the sub-
stance ii not dangerous, but can
cause burning if touched.
"It's simiJar to dry ice and
keeps the research materials at
cool temperatures," Chandler ex~-~.
The research materials con·
slated of wheat and mice tissues
used In expe.riments by Dr. Taild
Tamaokl, who now works at the
La Jolla Research Foundation,
Chandler said.
Tamaoki formerly worked at a
lab in Alberta, Canada, and had
boarded his research materials
on Hughes Airwest to bring them
to his new lab In La Jolla.
The airline trucked the sup·
plies from Orange County to La
Jolla.
Chandler said It was "routine
procedure" to call the !Ire de-
partment after an employe
spotted the liquid nitrogen leak.
Earlier, Kuyper bad told the Despite a packed room of 1!iO to
Board ot Supervisors that the 200 Laguna Beach reaideats
county ia obli&ated to pay for wearing green paper "Save
medical care ol expectant Sycamore Hilla" badges, the City
mothers treated at a county Council voted •·l Wednesday fOt
boapitaJ. a general plan ameodmant to .a.
. However. Kuyper pointed out, low "limited" housing in the
since Orange County Medical heart of the Laguna greenbelt.
Center was transferred to UCI Mayor Jon Brand said hi$ bet·
Medical School, the county no ter-or-two-evlls vote tor approval
lonser operate• a county was "a very painful decision."
hoapital. He taJd. the amendment would
Also, Kuyper said codes re· permit lap to "6 houses In the
quiring the county 'to pr:._ovlde area, located ln the "V" formed
medical care to exp~tant by Laguna Canyon and El Toro
mothers do not specify that the roads. .
county is oblitated....t4-Protiid&-J'he C.QtID~l .l>olY,ed to U\e..Jir~ suchcaretolllegaJallens. ssure of an OrJlnge County
The medical care cost report Superior Court order &o brinJ
will go before the Board of zoning on the 522 pristine acres
Supervisors Tuesday. into conformity with the general
It is expected that Supervisor plan by July~·
Ralph Diedrich will propose giv-The council majority argued
ing the university its one-year . th.at ~ad it not taken tttat action
notice that the county wilt not as-the city would race penalties that
sume reaponaibility !or the could allow developers to build
medical care given to illegal up to 2.000 houses, or force the ci-
allens. ty to buy the land.
Diedrich said earlier this week
that the issue is not If such pa·
tientt should be treated but who
should pay for the treatment.
Diedrich made it clear he
doesn't believe the county tax·
payers should assume the Clnan· cial burden.
Sycamore Hills baa been
valued at anywhere from $3
million, by the 1976 county as·
senor, to $37 million by the pro-
perty owners who forced the
court action and threaten inverse
condemnation lawsuits.
Clemente Beauty
Hit by Surfboard
Miss San Clemente 1975, Lisa Croisetle, was struck by a
surfboard and suffered Internal injuries Wednesday at a
Sao Clemente beach. where she wu learning to surf. ·
SAN CLEMENTE FIREMEN praised city lifeguards
today for theU' prompt response in apply-
ing first aid and calling for asalstance
llt'.Mn. th.lo~ f0f!1Ul .tja!', ~~.._,,,~~~!:!l~~~~~f; ~~CM' ttt:;JVied~ t\e-beitY .r-~ G: •1
Pm.
Firemen took Miss Croi.ette to San
Clemente General Hospital where she
underwent surgery. A hoapital
spokesman1ald she la in 1tablecondlUon
today ln the intensive care unit.
I
Ml~ CROl8E1TE IS STUDYING
D•Oy l'lltt ......_.., llldlllnl KMltr
CHEMISTRY STUDENT EXPLAINS WHAT HAPPENED
Gen Ml•ke T•lka to Sgt. 8111 Miiier ' . .
Chen:iic<il h ali. l_e1 ~~-~--
- ----.
Causes U CI Blaze
A chemical reaction touched
off an explosion and a ~
al arm fire In a UC Irvine
. laboratory storeroom Wednes·
day night, resulting in at least
$3,000 damage, oflicials said to-
day.
A 19-year-old chemistry stu·
dent, Gen Mlake of Laguna
Beach, was working ln Room 5S8
on the IUth floor of the pbyslcal
sciences building.
UCI officials explained Miake
was pouring toluene from one bot·
tle into another that contained
metallic 90dlum when he noUceef
a chemical reaction and ran out of
the room to call the UCl Police
Department. ·
While he was out of the room, the explosion occurred, causlQs
the room to burst Into flames ana
thick amoke to spread through
lite f i.lth noor.
UCI police officers and Orang&
County firemen strapped on ox~
ygen tanks and went into the
building to check for trapped
persons. It took 31 minutes to
contain the blaze.
c:11oistTn modeling and working for a Mlsslon Vie·
JO business firm, u.ad her 22-year-old brother Michael, a slu·
dent at Cal Stat.e Fullerton.
"Thia wu only about her fourth trip out," Croi1ette said
of his lister's surfing experiMce. "She waa really hit hard
-it even cracked the board.''
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87 PIDUPllOSMAalN I Of .. OMyl'ltet..._, r DelJ)lte a pack~ room of 150 to
200 L11una Beach realdenu
'wearln1 green paper "Save
Sycamore Hills" bad1u, tbeCtty
Council voted 4·1 Wednesday for
a aenerll plan amendment to II·
low "Umited" • bouain1 in tbe
beartottheLuuna l!'eenbelt. Mayor Jon 8rand said bis bet-
r.-of-two-evils vote for approv~
was "a very painful declaloo."
He said the amendment we>Wd
permit up to "6 houses tn the
area, located lo the "V" formed
·by La1una Canyon and El Toro
roads.
The council bowed to the pre-
as ure of an Oran1e Councy
Superior Court order to bribi
ionin1 op the 522 pristine acres
into coaformity with the eenerat
plan by July L
lane
Surf Vieti1n
•~uca· s. San Clememe-.'751njured
Miss San Clemente 1.975, Lisa Croisette, wu struck by a
surfboard and sutrered internal injuries Wednesday at a
San Clemente beach. where she was learning to surf.
SAN CLEMENTE FIREMEN praised city lireguards
today for their prompt response in apply-
ing first aid and calling for assistance
when they found the 21-year-old beauty
queen injured on the beach about 6:30
p.m .
Firemen took Miss Croiselte to San
Clemente General Hospital where she
underwe nt suraier y. A hospital
spokesman said she 1s in stable condition
today In the intensive care unit.
Ml.SS CROISETTE IS STUDYING
modeling and working for a Mission Vie-uoisnn
jo bu1lneas firm, uld her 22·year-old brother Michael, a stu-
dent at Cal State Fullerton.
• 'Thls was only about her fourth trip out," Croilette said
of his sister's surfing experience. "She was really hit bard
-it even cracked the board."
_: lemente to Delay I : . . .
The council majority arped
that had it not taken that action •
the city would face penaJUes thai.
could allow developen to build
up to 2,000 houses, or force the cl·
ty to bU)' the laod.
Sycamore Hilla bas been
valued at anywhere from $3
million, by the 1976 oounty a,,.
senor, to $3'7 million by the Pro-
perty ownen who forced the
court acUon and threaten Inverse
Debris
Ra. .
In& ·on~=-
Coast
By ROBERT BARKER
Of, .. 0.11, "let SIMt
Witnesses say they heard what
appeared to be an explosion mo-
menta before a light airplane
crashed in Huntington Beach
early UU. morning, apparenUy
taklnefourpeopletotheirdutbs.
Witnesses said they saw por·
lions of the plane railing apart on
its way down near Golden West
Street and Ellis Avenue.
Gale Glenn, a detention o(ficer
with the Huntlngto1> Beach
Police Department, said he tlrst
beard an. engine stall ud sus-
pected an airplane was in trouble
but couldn't 1ee it throutb heavy
clouds ·
Ha said he resumed hit wort at ~ nearby horse stable wbldl he
m1aa1es when l\e hesd a MCODd ~
1tall. Thls time he said be saw .
the •inelHnCSn.e craf f':,~~erid
in1 at an approxtwate~sree angle. • •
condemnation lawaulta.
Acll<ln on the complementll'l
ion1n1 ordinance•that detalla ac-
ceptable land Qlea, denaitie11 and
plannln1 charactert1tlcs. waa
poatpoaed unw the council'• May
18 meetlq, a delay req\llred by
law.
Councilwoman Sally Bellerue
alone oppoled the 1eneral plan
amendment. She said that rather
than change tbe 1eneral plan.
Housing
which ls the basic guidepost for
land use. the iot:aing ought to be
chan1ed to conform.
"The council bu 1one off on
the wnJ01 tacit," she said.
The cocmcil had privately been urced to take that direction by Ci-
ty Atty. George Logan, who felt
unless Wednesda,'s action were
taken, the city could not win a
lawsuit brought by the p.roperty
ownen.
Mrs. Bellerue said she felt, re.
luctantly, that the council ought
not to take Lo1an's advice.
But Councilm1p.n Carl Johnaon
responded, "Sally saya it's hatd
to sit here and not take the city
attoroey's advice. It's even
harder to sit here and take his ad-
vice."
But, Johftson added, the oaJt
chance the city bad to win the
<SeeHOUSJNG, Paie.U)
., ... , ...... -· .. Le• l'avM ntE CURIOUS GATHER AS 1..vanGATORS BEGIN WORK AT CRASH SCENE
In ttunttntton &eec:h, Death P.San• HU111" out of Morning Overcaat
·'Then l hurd a p0PJ>inlt noise :~uherewasnonaahortire,"be Sewer Bills NixOn Talk Channes.
San Clemente water rates will because they are wtllin1 topayt a .. I shouted to my wife to call tr.
4
• ~, •
hold steady at least two more surchargeonanncess amoun · the police_J~rtl1\ ,._,r.aq__,llC~~~~ ·• . ' · ·· , ." .. ., , . · ~,.. ,
fW' ater Rate Hikes
l.WU.ks.whil' cj ;id..m.lJ · 7.h W(~~Q ·~~-.... ~--.an --e~-· ~· .. p C , .. ~-·On-:l"t?Jl.l • ' 1TI . a sarc .,,, chance body c~ld be alive . .. n1t .,Q ~ T Oun .. ans ·1 bl t au cllf ... -r! ~,Jw ever,;y. ~~~'! ~,,_. · 1MMJ'Wat .,._ -~ ':1_ ,,. -~ . .... ~~a ~J .., atercons~!r~. :y.
0
galkons> of water~ i,n excess "There wu nothin1 I could O .-::7AyrOC&el 1
City councilmen reJeoted a or 90 percent oflast year s use: do," beaald. rty-seven percent or Orange
iatarj -Tecommendation Wednes-In cues where no record exists Michael Pinter 1ald he heard The Lacuna Beach owner or a Coast residents who watched the llY" to rme rates to cover a 1ur· of last year's use, the surcharge the en1ane mi.fire and then single family home will see a 136 Nixon-Frost interview changed
barge the city will have to pay would be based on an averaae heard an apparent eJ.ploslon percent increase in !U• monthly their opinions of the former pre·
'1• Metropolitan Water Dlltrlct <See WATES.. Pace .U> while worklnS ln anothu bone · sewer bill tb1a summer. sldent alter the show, a Dally
<MWD) ror any water used ln ex-stable acroN the 1treet from the The City Council voted Wed-Pilotoplalonaampling indicated.
eb or 90 percent of last year'1 craab site. ed neaday·tO ral.se rattt to finance The sampling also showed that
t i Child Beater "The pilot waa sitting brae $3.6 mllllon tn revenue bonds to allehUy more than h41f of the
• and rtstd like you do on a roller pay tor the city share of a re-peofle contacted, 55 percent, · ID voting to hold over con-coaat« rlde," hes aid. gional aewer plant aervin1 the t bed... --~-... '-•erview
lcleration or a rate ln~reue to Ge 20 y "It was awfUl. I knew that th' Alla_o Wate.r.Kana1•m•nt wtvben ':t;'dif:ife~heartng
ellext regular council meetine. ts ear pilot was 1otn1 to die and ' 'Agency. • Nbcon'1 account of his Watergate
ouncllmen said citizens who couldn't watch it any more." · The monthly homeowner blll involvement tbeir opinion ot him
ave traditionally conaerved D-!_00 Term Pinter 1ald be saw a wins fall willaolrom $2,75 to '8.50, befi,n. waa higher, lower or unchanged,
1lershouldnotbeexpectedto ££18 offbeforethefatalplunge. niDgAue.l.(SlartuplaJul71oo 2e percent of those who
ut · back at the same rate as Bobble Petersen, manaier of unimproved iota). retJ;>Onded aaid their opinion was
ther water users. HOUSI'ON <AP> -A construe· the horse 1table, said she was Owners of small apartmeQt hiaher.
San Clemente resident Sally lion worker has been con•tct.d or awakened from a sound sleep by complexea will be even barder A total ot 21 percent said their
r1ent told councilmen she uses inJurine hll II-year-old •tepedn, the Impact. hit by the neYt' rat.I, which are up opinion of Nixon wu lower alter·
bout aeven units or water a who 11 autrertnc aevere brain She uld 1he thouaht someone to •• 3 tim• veater than what t bl d th first of four
onth -a ut a e amoun e w•_.., U'I:-• _,, theu'renow . acheduled •-1~'"'·ion lnte"lews bo h Ir th t dam.de and _ ... ~A back ....... _ baddrlvenatruckin'-"'ermobUe ~ wa c 0 • e
h aid the b •. --...11.lJl· Wonfa ")Cry." The .r ~ICVla lty administrators ave • ia us~ home. • The owner of a iv•un.it apart-wlth Nlxoo. ·
•uerage" for a 1in1le dweU1n1 jury Wednesday save ZS.year-old Score. o( youngaten on their ment, for example, now Plll'int About 53 percent of those who·
lt. Loz.ier Ray Pickering the max· way to school swarmed to the f7.50amonth,willpay$32.50. watchedNixonWednesdaynieht
lmum »year prt1on 1entence. crub Kelle off the busy Lotenec-If Yo.I own a vacant lot, you'll aald their opinlortof him w• un· "I'm aireadydoln1 everyt.blnc C!an to conserte water,"
ld. ••u I h•ve to pay a sur·
hara• on 10 percent of what I've
en ual~. th1tJuatt1n'Uatr."
Ronald Chrlltle of 105 E. Ave.
unlpero Rid people 1bould not
Pfckerinc, who did not telt.lfy uon lD HUnUocton Beach, but pay more for -.wer aervlce than chanaect.
' at hi.I trill ln state dlltrict COQ.rt, were quickly ordered to mc)Ve a homeowner does now, at $4 a Here are some comment.a from
toot hla unconscious 1tepaon, along. month. Oranse Coast realdents after Dan.le! H. Brownell, to• Houatoo They lined an old wooden fence watchlnl Nixon'• interview
bOlp1tal last October. Th• boy la topped wStb barbed wlre adja-w'hlch was pre-recorded in a
"My opinion is really un·
changed, I still think he's a
crook,'' one man said.
"My opinion of him is lower~·
co mmented one woman,
"because he wasn't man enough
or big enough to tell the truth to
the American public when be had the opportunity."
"I feel better about the man
now," said one man. "I think
both of them <Nixon and. Frost)
did credible jobs. I have a higher
opinion of Nixon."
"I didn't have any respect for
him before and I don't have more ror hJm now," commented one
woman.
"He's the blgeest liar I ever
heard," saJd one man after view-
ing the interview.
About 47 percent of those
sampled •aid they didn't watch
the Wednesday televlaion pro-
1ram. •
"I'm Just 10 Ur~ and bored
with all of Water, ate," one
woman responded. 111 Just won't 1Ull a patient there. cent to tbe cnampled wreckage, 'IU: ~n'• .. ~0:~0 . LasunaNlpel home: Carolyn Pickerina. 28, Pieter-<See PLANE, Pace .U> l .. ~. r 4 ~ ~f.'• wife, also ls charted with , _..._ ____ ~---------:--!"'~-~~' ~~rtn1herson.Shela•• Una ;~.-..~ .DA-l• .I'
t able to watt• "ter Juat w~tch." ·
Coast
Weather
Variable cloud• late
nl1bt hours, otberwlae
moetty fair. Lowa ~onlcht
tn upper 40I to mld-508.
Hl1ba Friday m1d to upper
fOI.
t ~~-. Watt Faean testified that ~ .. .:.·,;... Sa•#.ety '~""°' ~ &e1
Danh!l's brain damaee resulted' ~ ~-•
from the trauma of a ruptured • •n S•-*-..... .a-•• colonandthe1angrenewhlchaet • • ,_,_J •i ~••MPl&&O
in. The doctor said the boy's col· •nveBlf.ga&ea on appareUy wu ruptured by
the lnatttloo of a foreign object
18 lacbea lnU> the body tbrouCh
the rectum.
The doctor also teatified that
tbe words "I c17u had bee1l
burned 1nto the boy'a back.
In bis cJoeJq ar1umenta, Aut.
Din. Atty. Ho1an StrtpUn1 aked
the Jury to tell •'tJlia commualty
what ')'OU thlDk of t>.bavlor"
wblcb be aald reduc.cl the boy to
llte u a~ ••veatiable. ••
DIDNOT'
Yl!W
I
Lied on
WASHING T 0 N (AP) -' 1caad.i. NlXon steadfaatly main-
Rlchard lrf. NlXon conlessed tut· tallied tin •minute teJevlaed ln-
he lied about Wttet-1ete. that be teniew Wednesdfy nilltt that he
made the wrong deciaions that was innocent of crime but euUty
he let "the American ~ple of blunders -"miatakea of the
dowo." But the only man to re&lp heart. r'atber than the head."
the pres l de Jl c y Ir l m 1 y "I let down my friends. l let
vowed that he would never down the country. I let down our
grovel before h.l.s enemies. s11tem ol 1ovemment . . .• "
In a dramaUc recitation of hi.a Nixon said aa be broke bia silence
mishandling of the Watereat.e on the scandal that drove him
'No Golf Collrse'
In Sycamore Hills
No part" of the :122-•cre
Sycamore Hll1s ls 1ultablelor d&-
velopment aa a golf course. ac--
cording to a planin& study
performed by the Irvine Com-
pany as a "courtesy" to Laguna
Beach.
Richard Reese, lrv£ne Com-
pany vtee president for planning.
unwrapped a seven-map area
study Of .Sycamore Hllls and ad-
j aceqt JrviDe ra»eh Janda across
Lacuna Canyoa Road at Wed-
neaday•a meetlng_ql Lhe Clty
CoUnclJ.
The sbtdy wu the fnait of
private diacussions Councilmen
Jon Braud and Jack McDowell
held with Irvine Compuy of.
ficials over tentaU.e proposals
for a Sbole ioll ~une auuest-
ed as a possible development in
part of the Sycamore Hills.
Reeae quaUlled the study,
which showed the golf course
localed completely on Irvine
land, by saying bis company bu
official sphere or influence.
Should develo_pment occur, It
1'0Uld Uke1y be annexed to the
city.
Reese said there was enough
land there to support two 18-hole
golf courses, one of cham-
pion.ship tournament.quality, the
other O:f _lesser quality that could
make "a fine municipal golf
course.''
The study also showed a
clubboUse complex on a knoll
hilh enough and centrally local-
. ed to view the whole COW"le.
On the Sycamore Hills side of
· La1una Canyon Road; the study
depleted a 500-acre p4fk encom-
pustnc some northerly portions
of the hills. Reese said the .. very
ru11ed terrain .. of ~e lower
Sycamore Hills, nearest the ln-
t.enectioo of El Toro and lAIQDA
'Canyon roads, "may or may not
flt 1D to a regional park pro-eram .••
no plans for the land, now de-The study showed the possible
signaled in a 10-year agricultural closing of El Toro ro~d at the in-
preserve. tersectlon and along A short
Reese said -several times -length headed thr ough the
that the study was done as a LagunaHills.
courtesy to the council and to A new more easterly coo.nec-
Laguna Beach citizens, showing tion or D Toro Road with tbe pro-·
only ··poss1nu1ues·· tor the lancl J>OSed San Joaquin Wlls freeway, ·•
for a "date uncertain." the route of which tiaa not been
''The Irvine Company;• be determined b y county
said, "is not inferrin1 interest supervisors, was depicted.
nor advocaUna development." Jllayw Jori Brand said a.QY of
Reese aald that the rough ter-the plans would "have a difficult
rain of the Sycamore Hilla pre-time moving all)'Where if golfers
eluded it as a aite for a goll aren't interested."
coune. In the study, lar&• por-He a nd McDowell have
lions o( the area were ahOwn aa pursued informal talJta with of·
regional parkland, with the area flcials ol the Southern California
along El Toro Road where the ca-Golf Association -said to be in-
nyon mouth widens shown as terested in locating between
potential residential. New.port Beach and San
The Irvine land, across Lagtma Clemente -about building a re-
C anyon Road from Sycamore gional headquarte~ in the area, _·.H!Y~J~ 1W.t'Y1thi1J L!~UJ!"'-~ac/\ l>ut irv.1~ ~art a! Sycamor~ -cl\Y 1fmlh~ 'QOIHilft"wru-·-f"I, Ki~.' (' ~ .,..-.w, , ~\: ••. /'4-
HOUSING APPROVED. • •
lawsuits was to permit "limited
residential development." Re
said, "l don't want lo &amble
with the people's money."
Logan bolatered thal, H)'ini.
"No matter what we do, we're
goin~ lo be sued, probably by
more than one peraon. Il's not
important whether we aet sued
or noL ll is important that we
wan."
Audience comments durint the
nearly rour·hour public beach>&
were unanimous in opposlf\I \he
amendment and in the feelln&
that housang development woula
destroy \he ~una areenbelt.
Brand said, 'I don't IM tt ..
the deatrucUon of the treenbelt. I
see it aa a preserv aUon of Oranse
County, a preaervaUon of our HCe
style. l wl.ab lt could remain a
wildemeu. But it's not 1oin1 to."
Followin& the council vote, Dr.
'Jlhomu Alexandu, president of
Laauna Greenbelt Inc., rallied
with dozena of supporters outalde .
the council chamben and called
a 1enenl meetlna for Saturday
onthel11ue.
Alexander aald be thou1ht an
OtllANQI COAST i.nc
DAILY PILOT
initiative drive would be a~
to have voters decide what zon.
me lo place 00 S)camore Hilla.
About 1,000 aipatures would
be needed to quall..ly a petition to
force an election next Marth,
and about YoO sJinatures to r• quire tbe council to call a apeclal
election.
Aletande.r bad aaked Brand
durln• the hearin& U he would support it.
Brand, polntln.r to \he dilemma
he felt an aupporUna the teneraJ
plan amendment to allow some
Sycamor• Hills bouain&, said, "I
candidl.J, would probably 1i&n
tb'at lniUatl•e. and take the risk.
''The risk ls that the courta will
overtumll
"But I don't thlnk, t.onicht. I'd
be willing to lead the thar1e,"
Lo1an said a pet1Uon clri ve that
restricted land u se to
afrlcultural or recreational UHi,
as the residents wanted, would
stand a better chan~• in court
than if the councll did (t.
"It's a whole dUferent
balltame," he said, "wn.n the
cltlnna do 10metblns~ aa op-"°'ed toU. councn·· doln1 lt. .• The parade of Sycamore Hiils
preservaUonists Wbo addr~
the council included a Laauna
Beach Hl•h School freshman
coed who sald, ''This ia a nice,
close little place, and we want to
keep it that way."
A hy man baltineJy told the
council Laguna Beach is "a 1em
. . . made possible by the ireeo-
belt that surroundl it. Weteit not
for tbat, it would IO'Ok just lib
Colla Kaa. I don't know hOw
w.e're fOlnl to lave it. but. aave Lt
W&m\Jlt.u
· David Kaaro. • Vllla1• ~UM member, warned, ''Th•
· em la net that you mt.tit 1et
1ued, ...a thet 100 mlsht be r.
moved.'' .:
A youa1·rwoman ••ld t he
S1c1mcn HWI proVtded a lut
· cha.nee fer c~mpe>rtry man to
• 'f et batt to nat11.re1 ud tee what Godmade."
Another strl told of the dtlllht
h•r famll1..,.bM w~H, wblle mot~ tMOuab bauoa C•·
01001 a deet Jumped &cnw. the
C!IJ.", J~ all hnprtnt Of e boot
lri the car boOd
e111dhi1it'faiis111 """ tiad t • a t Npltl.Nd, pHtirli to Jeavolt•aDl~ ••
trom otnce t.000 daya aco.
''I 19' the American people
down, and I have to carry ~at
burden with me for the rest of my
llfe," be said 1n the first of four
television int.en•ewa expect.eel to
earn him~ mucb u S1 mllllon. Nl~aid, "I have impeached
myaelf .... by remping. Tb.at.
was a voluntary impeachment."
Viewers who expec:t.ed a frank
admillloo ol guilt from Nixon
were diJappointed.
Des~te pmsbtent questiooin1
by Bntilh televiaion penciaalit,y
David Frolt, Nixon rel used to ad-
mit committlnl any oflenae for
which he should haw been im-
peached or prosecuted.
He admitted it was his fault the
scandal "snowballed," but said:
"People didn't think it was
enough to admit mlstaka, fine.
U they want me to eet down and
grovel on the floor, no. Never.
Because I don't believe I
i-hould."
Jn a program distilled from
REACTION MIXED
TO NIXON'S
INTEAYIEW-A4
three days of tapina at a P.rivate
realdence near Njxon 1 'San
Qemento -~on blamed
h.l.s own bad JudlJnent ror the f.U
of hll admlntatratloo. but
aeneralb! held to the suqe de-
fense of &ls ac:tlom beard prior to
bis Aue. t. 19'7', reslpation from
the White Houat.
"I brou«bt m~ down,'' said Nixon. "I save em a sword. And
they stuck It ln.. and ~e1 twisted
it wtui relish. And I guess if I'd
been ID tbeir ~ltion, I'd a dooe
the 1amethin1. '
And, be said, "while technical·
ly I ~ not commit a crime. an
impe1,ehable offense ... these
are lekalisms. A.a (ar aa the
handling of th1I matter ts con-
cerned, it was 2"> botched up. I
made ao many bad judaments.
The w~nes. mistakes of the
heart, rather than the head, as l
poJnu,d out. But let me say, a
man ln that ... top job -he's
1ot to have a heart, but bis bead
must always rule h.l.s heart."
Nixon admitted, "I aald tblngs
that were not true" about the
June 17, 1972, break -in at
Democratic National Committee
l)eadquarten · and subsequent
cover-up.
Fre..P"fle AJ
~YQ.lCE. cl~~··· ..
-'l"Mr:---..mat ..... ~
treme atreU when Nixon said he
would have approved raising
money for humanitaria n
purposes but not to keep the
Watergate defendant.a quiet. It
peaked when Nixon added: "But
the truth of· the matter is that I
wu not told about the money be.-
ins raised."
-It peaked when Nixon told in·
tervtewer David Frost that his
staff turned over to lnvestlgators
the ract that E . Howard Hunt and
poaaibly G<lrdon Llddy were in·
volved ln the Watergate break·
In. f'ro1t commented, "You
didn't tum that over" and Nixon
replied. "No, no, no, no. We
turned over the fact that
Hunt ... was lnvolved."
-And the machine showed
stress when Naon laid be had
''voluntarily lmpeatbed"
hJmaell.
p,....P.,,eAJ
WATER •••
use fi&ure.
Tb' MWDsurchuce affects all
waater told to member 11encles,
lncludinl San Clemente'• water
department, u ot April J.
IC a system cannot be worked
out to pus the additional expense
aJon1 to wat.er uaera. aaid Coun-
cilman Ton,y Dl Giovanni, the on-
ly alternative ia for the city to
pick ~ tbe burd.wn.
DI Glov aani aald he lffl ine-
quiUea 1n the IUttbartt plan pro-PoMd by ltaff, but would bave tO
a up port lt fbr the 10od of tht city.
"We're on1i ~ aboUt 11
C4'1lt8," Qt uid. . 'i
Loyalties Sought
BELFAST, Northern Ireland
(AP) -Protestant hardliners
and the Britiab government vied
for the loyalty of workers in key
Northern Ireland indualriea to-
day as a general strike entered
its third day without ahuWng \he
province down.
CHEMISTRY STUDENT EXPLAINS WHAT HAPPENED
Gen Mlake Talks to Sgt. Biii Miiier
Thieves Hit
Laguna Sites
A Nikon camera and watch
valued at SJ..~. and a eolf bag
and golf clubs valued. a'-'850.
were ta.ken in separate Laguna
Beach burglaries Wednesday.
Police said a burglar removed
louvered windows to get into
Alfredo's hair dressing salon, •
1101 s. Coast mgbway. where the
camera and watch were stolen.
Salon o1'0er Alfredo Mattia, 47,
reported tbe crluie.
Thieves broke into a car
be1on1lng to Dr. William H.
Wickett, 58, while 1t was parked
in front of his apartment at 631
Cliff Drive, and removed golf
equipment, ~lice said.
Fro•PageAJ
PLANE ••.
separated from it by only a re.w
feet.
"Aren't you kids supposed to
be in school?'"bellowed a man in
work clothes.
"Well, you have about to
minutes to get there," he added.
"J want to see ... ," sald one boy~ '
"There is nothing to see ... ,"'
the man said quietly. "Besides,
It'll make you sick."
Prote8t Expensive
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) -A
weekend demonstration to halt
construction of the SeabroolC
nuclear power plant bas already
coat New Hampshire $200,000.
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Br JOANN~ REYNOLDS
Of I,_ Dally "I« tleff
The once-friendly campaign to
preserve two privately owned i Iota next to CoroM del Mar's
1 Inspiration Point currently ia ln·
I tpirina aome not·ao-frlendly ac-
tivity.
A 1mall group of Corona del
I Mar residents who call
ttiemselvea the Friends of
Inspiration Point has tiled a
I lawsuit to prevent construction on
The forrfter 1poketman for the Friend.I hu left the aroup HYina
tbe IWnc ot tbe auit ls obltruc·
tlonllt. ,
Th• ~rs of the two Jolt, who
at one time a1teed to 1ell thelr
property ll the Frlenda could
come up with the asJdni price.
have withdrawn their offers and
one ia eonslde:L a eountfl'IUlt
•&•lmtibeFri •
In1ptration l'olnt is located oil
Ocean Boulevard between the
CorODa del Mar Main Beach and
the amaller Little Corona beach
juat to theaouth.
The poiftt ltaelf la public pro-
perty.
The two nearby vertical lots in
question are a<lja(ent to the
aouth 1lde of the point. sepvat·
ln1 the view area from the
neare.tbome,
Lot ownen contend that the
furthe1t extension of the point
·-the ailtin& public propert~ -
is the true viata area and their
(See LAWSUIT. Pase A?)
1
~eofthelou.
j ~ounty Enters
!Seniors Batlle
I . County olficials ~ho still con· the three.year Housing and
trol the purse strings on most of Urban Development grant for
the $1.044,000 federal grant for the center, is preparing a con·
Newport Beach's senior citizen tract to tum over administration
center say they won't tum the of the grantto the city.
money over to the city lf the The contract specifies that
seniors have to share their center there will be no joint use of the
with a private school. site at Fifth and Marguerite
County spokesman Manuel Avenues in Corona del Mar.
Jrf anzo said the county, which ad· According to Manzo. that pro·
ministered the first two years of vision is based <•n the documents
) Four Die
I
In Coastal TALBEfrr
.
A amall plane whose pilot ap-
!·~Crash
I By ARTlltJR R. VINSEL
OUN Dallr ~li.tSlatt
~arenUy became disoriented In Ult! overcut dlalnte,rated in tbo
•Icy over Hwitln1too Be~ day, raining debris over '•~de
area and killing all four people
at)oard
the main part of the plane, ln·
cludmg fuselage and one wing,
hurtled to earth in a weedy
tavine adjacent to Elli1 Avenue,
just west of Golden West StreeL , v•--· -_, • .._,:t1i!~~WWT:ml~~
, .. ~.. :-orlmn~11ueIY av,ana e ndhlC Mttncittion o( 1le"1· of ~
1n.
The plane was Inbound from
Cedar City. Utah, to Fullerton,
authorities said.
Scores of people heard a thun·
derous crack aloft 1econd1 before Utt! Beechcrart Bonanza V·~. a
(our·seat plane, plunged from the
•b1 The first call was received by
police at 7:39 a.m., accordln& to
Watch Com mander Gary Davis.
Huntington Beach Pohce
Department helicopter pilot Of
fleer Bruce Kelly had just ar·
rived at the heliport a short dis
tance from the crash sate when he
heard it
"I heard the crash and ran out· I •lde and saw the p1ccea conun1
down," Officer Kelly aaid
.,... __ .._ ,,,_,.
CROSS MARKS CRASH
"" • AtEH1 and GotHf\ Weft
signed by the city in Its appUca-
taon ror the grants and in buying
the property from CalTrans.
"It wu done with an intent to
use the site for a senior citizen
center," he said of the docu-
ments. "There was no de·
termlna\ion made that there
would be partial use of the site as
part of the project.''
o.lty ............. " "" ~ • .,...
THIS IS INSPIRATION POINT AND TWO CLIFFSIDE LOTS (CENTER) AT ISSUE
Ocean Boulevard at Upp« Left; Driveway (Center) Lead• to L~t1; Path (Right) to Btg Corona
Pay R .einstated
Perndty Lifted Agairut Cop1
The Newport Beach City Coun·
ell voted in March to open the
senior citizen center' In one room
of the existing school buildings at
the site ln order to let the private
school, which has leased the After a lengthy hear ing, Donald Anderson and Vincent
complex for the past two years, Newport Beach·s Civil Service Antista. filed an appeal two days
Wholesale
Prices Up .
I.I Percent remain another year. Board voted early this morning after Police Chief B. James
But before a lease agreement to reinstate pay taken from three Glaves ordered their pay docked.
could be finalized, county of· police officers because they al· An iniUal hearing on the appeal
ficla ls, In a l etter from legedlywereoverwelght. was held April 27. It resumed WASHINGTON <AP) -
Supervisor Thomas Riley, asked A spokesman for the board Wednesd~ynight. Wholesale prices, an indicator or
councilmen to delay action so said the members ruled the five The board's decision was re· prices consumers eventually pay
that details or the transfer of the percent dock in pay instituted ached at 4:30 this morning with soared 1.1 percent in April, the
grant administration could be against the three officers Feb. 26 board membeNI Paul Wickman third big monthly increase in a
worked out. had to be lifted because the city and Newton Ruston voting row, the government reported to·
City alana1er Robert Wynn ex· had failed to show that the welaht against the three officen. Board day.
plained that the county ad· of thethreemenhinderedthemin members John Mc Kerran, The April increase, whlch..
mlniatered t.)le city's HUD grant theperformanceorthelrduties. Julian Ertz and Robert Bonner matched the March rise in
for the lint two yeus because The three orrlcers, Sgt. voted te> reinttate their pay. The wholesale prices and followed 3
censUJ figures showed the tlty's Thorn as Shearn and patrolmen order it retroactive to Feb. 26. jump of nine·tenths or a percent
population to be below 50,000-in February. adds to worries of
the level at chach cities ar~ al· acceleratine Infl ation . The
lowedtodealdarectly with HUD. March Increase had been the big·
However, a special census gest monthly jump in wholesale
taken in 1976 set the city papula· prices since October 1975.
lion at63,000. , Government econpmists ex-
M amo 'soid review of the COil· ~1' ~A;,~~-J f"'t pected ~e April jump because
tract l0...Jl.3'll1 t e gra ~~!:!.__~~~~·-.!!f.~r:~ ..... ~~~;.4!~~~~~-,,~faar~m~:.-:~~ ris.~.8.!.:/~'1" ered:·1W1~ · ~ a Loi • . . 11ve OTOnthS. • ~7',
Anaeles HUD offlctt-...,0"7 eir• By GARY GRANVILLE \ Now. su~rv11ors can trace Jn April, prices for farm pr()-
pressed concern about the city's oiu. o.t11, ,11.uu11 that $4.l mtlllon budget overrun ducts increased 3.4 percent, the
plan to force joint use or the •ite A report to Orange County 1to the ~t of providing medical biggest jump In a year, while
for one year. supe tvlsors Indicates the aMual care to .illegal aliens not covered prices for processed foods and
That Joint use has met with costofcaringforlllegaJallensat by reimbursements rrom Ceedsclimbed2.5percent.
protest from senior citizens and the .UGI Medical Center is $4.4 Medl·Cal and M~icare. WttolesaJe coffee prices rose
backers or the center who ae· 1nilhon. ln a leUer accompanying the another 7.3 percent last month
cused the four councilmen who The report. signed by county medical care cost report, Coun· following a jump of nearly 31 per·
voted for the JOint use plan-Health Officer J . R. Elpers, Is ly Counsel Adrian Kuyper said centln March.
Trudl Roaers, Ray Williams, based on a 30·day study of patient "the county is a~thorlz~ but not Not all the news was bad,
Paul Ryckoff and Don Mcinnis-care costs at the medical center. required to provide medical care however, as the increase in
of backing down on an implied It cortcludes that the ldentlfia· to Illegal aliens." prices for indus trial com·
promise to open the center on ble cost or car ing for Illegal "Such reeponsiblllty may, modlUes eased slightly l ast
Aug 1 wh~n the current school alien• projects out to $3.5 mtllton however, be term-mated ... on month. These prices rose six·
lease expires .. with anolher $975,000 in probe· one year's notice to the universi· tenths of a percent In Apr11.
· ble illegal alien costs." ty," Kuyper added. following an eight-tenths In·
Bord T d Last month. the Board of He went on to tell the Board of crease in March. er OUre Supervhors was told the cost of Supervisors that st.ate legislation Economists look to prices or In-
ind lgent medical cart to the covering reimbursementtocoun· du11trlal aooda as a truer TOKYO CA PJ Chlntse
leader Hua Kuo-fens hos toured
the tensiUve Soviet border re-
gion of northeastern China where
border clashes are often re·
ported.
county ror the current ri scal year ties that provide medical care to measure or underlying infla·
will be $9.l million rather than uninsured nonresidents is pend-tionary trends. Much or the re·
the budgeted~ million. Ing. cent increue In farm and food
That Is when supervlsor1 or-The proposed bill wlll provide prices baa resulted from tb•
dered a study on the cost of il· financial assistance to a county winter weath~r·1 effects on crops
leaal alien care. <SeeALlENS, Page%) and ahlpmenta, and economists
There was no lire, eltber there
or at other 1pot.a where debrla
from lh• dl1lnte1ralin1
Beechcrall tumbled and nut·
-..red down. aome oC It 1n a ho~ inc tract.
I The lour mangled bodl• all
ttmatned lnalde the compressed tabin ar.a which slammed Into
Coast Nixon Views Changed
expect lhese prices to bealn
moderatlne with the new
harveata.
Asked about the 1.1 percent
April increaH Bert Lance,
dlrector or the Off\ce of Mana1e·
(See Pa•cES. Page AZ) ._ 40-lootravtne.
t tnve1U11tor1 h'om the Federal
Aviation Admlnl1tratlon (FAA)
and National TransportaUon
t
8alet.y Board were on the scene d~rlna moming hours probin1 lie crash.
Spokesmen for the FAA re·
£onal otnce In Long Beach con·
med without a doubt lbe ill·
led Beecbcraft was ntltfter
'
'landing nor taklna off from
<See .PLANE. Pase AU
ft •. ~ ••
DID VIEW
100
I 81DETODAY
s~. wMlhtr pro-
l•Hlo"4l or .omot"''• .or• 'bob.Ung ham• prlc••
·throughout I hi ttot •.
llJ>'CJollJI ln .~t Cmmt11 • • accor:6ig to,m;t AP rtp0!1 on
.P.0(1• 81.
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DAit. Y PILOT N
FriendS' Help
. ByGUYGltANVILLE Of tlle DMty ...... ti.It
Gene Conr d, Oranse County'•
leadln1 polltJcaJ financier In
1J'78, t.ndJuted Wedneaday that
be will call oo some of those he
helped wtth dollars lo testify on
tu. behalf Monday at a probaUon
hearing.
Conrad, the ra11 d.o riches
money man who pumped more
than $50,000 Into political cam.
pal1J11 lut year, 11ld he will uk
County SUpervllors Philip An·
thony, Ralph Diedrich and
Laurence Schmit to attest to hla
1ood cbaracter.
two hmdlWlS were taken from him he ll not a convicted felon
becauae he wa1 not sent to
prison.
He abo 1ald h1I yean u wbat.
h• ealled an undercover •sent
workin1 a1ainat or1anbed mme
placed him in a pbyalcal danaer
that JUIUfied hla armin1 hlm1elf.
Th~ iatues are expected to be
decided in court Monday et hla
probation vlolaUon bearln1.
And It ii thell, Conrad indicat-
ed Wednaday. that he wUI Nk
some of Oru1e County'• bluest
p0UUcal DUQft to tetUfy oa hi.a
be hall.
That beartn1 wu sehedwed to
1et under WQ>Wednesday.
A clMlmlcaJ reaction touc'-id ott an ""91~lon and a three,
alum fire lo u UC Irvine
laboratory 1toreroom Wod.nes·
dllY o.l&ht, reJuJUn1 In •t leat~ ss,ooo damaac, offtclal• 11Jd to-
day.
A t&-year-old chemistry atu·
dent, Gen Miake of La1una
Beach. was woliclaf In Room 558
on the Clfth noor o the physical
1cltnce8 buildlnc.
UCI official• explaloed Wake
waa pourlna toluene from ooe bot· tJe into another that contained
metallic IOdham when be notlced
a chemical reaction and ran out ot
the room to call the UCI Police
Department. Conrad is faclnt po11Jble im·
prllonment on alle1ed frobaUon
vlolatlon1 lnvolv n1 bit
01tne11hlp ot IUftl confilcaf,ed in
March byled.eral offlclal1.
Federal reaulatlons prohibit a
convicted felon from bavln11uch
weapons In h1s po1ae11lon.
But when t'Wo Oran1e County
Superior Court jud1ea di•·
qualified themnlves from hear·
int the cue, it was put over to
Mond~.
Dalt• flUel ...... "" ....... ,..
TII! CURIOUS GATHER AS INVESTIGATORS BEGIN WORK AT CRASH SCENE
In Huntington BeKh, D••th Pl.ne tturtfea Out ot Morning OvercHt
Whllo ti. was out of the room,
the u~loeion occurred, causlnc·
the room to burst into names and
thick smoke to spre•d through
the rifth floor.
UCI pollce officers and Oran1e
County firemen strapped on OX"'
11en tank.I 8"d went into Ute
building to check for trapped-
penoos. ll took 31 minutes to
contain the blaze.
Conrad, a fonner paid police
Jnlonner, was convicted on two felony countlJn 1975,
Conrad presenUy is Lhe subject of a federal Grand Jury probe ln·
to his financial activltiet with bi.I
lrvlsre bated loan brokera1e rtrm, Pension Fundl ot America. 'Plane Fell Apart'
" He was placed on three years
probation but was not made to
aervejall or prison time.
The burly 43-year·old ex·
ChCCaeoan lnaf1tecf at the time
In Orange County, Conrad ii a
~ central ficure in a Grand Jury ln·
vestlgatlon into alleged llle1al
campaign fund ralalng and re·
portlnJ"actlvTtTes.
\ p,..,.pafleAJ
LAWSUIT FILED .••
property ofien only a limited price be based on an appraisal oi
view ot the rocks to the south or the fuU fait" market value.
the point. In their campaign to keep Ren·
But members or the Friends ·-ner and Woodard from building,
one of whom lives across the the Frienda have succeeded in
street from the lots say that getting the state Department of
view to the south encompasses Parks and Recreation to once
more than just the rock clirr r~ce again look at the possibility of
and would be impaired by home bujlng the lots with state park
construction. bond money.
The lot closest to the point Is Two years ago. the lots were
owned by architect Stewart under conaideration for purchase
Woodard. He says he believes he by the state CoutaJ Comml.salon
and the neighboring lot owner. and the Parks Department. But
Don Renner, have been more their purchase wu rejected as
than patient with the Friends. returning too llttle value for too
Woodard went along with his rew people considering the dollar
neighbor in January when Ren· expenditure necesaary to buy
By llOBEaT BARKER
Of II• Oell't l>ii9i St.ff
Wltne11es Hy they heard what
appeared to be an explosion mo-
menta before a light airplane
crashed ir\ Huntln1ton Beach
early th1a momlnf, apparently
takln1 !OW"peopleto their deaths.
Wltn•aes aald they saw por· .
Uona otthe plane ra1un1 apart on
Ua WlJ down near Golden West
Street and Ellis A venue.
Gale Glenn, a detentlon officer
with the Huntington Beach
Police Department, said he first
heard an engine ataJI and sus·
peeled an airplane was In trouble
but couldn't see it throueh heavy
clouds.
He aald he resumed his work at
a nearby horse stable which he
manages when he heard a second
stall. Th.ls time he said he saw
* * * l',....PaseAJ
PLANE •••
ner a~reed to hold off on con· them.
struct1on for 60 days to give the The lawsuit filed by the Meadowlark Airport In north
Friends time Lo raise the money Friends, which is based on the aJ. Huntington Beach.
to buy the lots. But now that the legation that the January coutal "He waa ·en route to Fullerton
Friends have riled a lawsuit, commission hearing of Renner's Municipal Airport," said FAA
Woodard hus retracted his orrer construction plans was not ade· Chief Inspector Edward Perlis.
tosell. quately announced to ''Coast TRACON had him on
"It ain't for sale," Woodard nei1hborhood residents. ha.a re· radar and ln radio contact."
now saya as ho prepares to take suited in one former Friends Perlls said the pilot radioed he
plan• for his "dream home" to spokesman leaving the 1roup. was flying above the gray May
the coastal commission tor ap. Stuart Power aaid he felt the overcast and running low on fuel
proval. filing of the suit wu evidence of and asked for guidance to the
ReMer got a conditional ap-"obstructionism" on the part of Fullerton landing approach.
proval o( his plans In January the Friends. He said he is still Perlis said the troubled Plane
when he told the commlsalon he willing to work for publlc acquill then apparently descended into
would hold off construction for 60 lion of the l«s If he could get the the overcast and at that point
day11 . backing of the city council. radar contact was lost, indicat·
The period expired on March Power said he invested con· ing it dropped below scanning
31 with only a few thousand s1derable amounts of has time lttvel.
dollars In the Friends bank ac a nd mone.> workin"g with the "That's a typical thine for a
\l b~~ ~ ... ·-:::.:·:.~1~..:~. ~. ·~-'*~~--~Et~~~~"t .~~ ~ .
on Renner's home because the Lands,. two quui.pub ic enlllles You 10 out of control and pick up
Friends slap~d him with a suit he •aid might be convinced to tremendous speed," he ex·
seeking to halt work on hl1 home buy the land and Lben hold it until plaine(t.
pending a rehearing of the a public agency could Cind the He said the theory is that the
permit before the coastal com· money to buy it back. pilot bunt throuah the umbrella
mission. But, he said nellber 1roup la of clouds, taw he wu streekin1
The Friends have relaunched willing to proceed unless there Is for the around and tried to l>Ull
their rund-ralslna campaign. the full backll\i or the city coun· out of the dive, creat1n1 critical
with advertising appeals for' ell. 1tre11 factors.
money In local newspapers. Power said he bu nol heard Federal investigators ruled
Friends spokesman Lua de from the council slttce he sent a that wu the cauae of a crash that
Jounge ncknowled1es that the letter advlaing them of the killed a pilot May 26, 1975, when
money taken In now 11 not aolna pe>11lbillty in early .April. hi• plane dls1nte1rated over a
toW.nt putthase of e1thM the Coundlmeo atOIM Ume lalked Co•l• M•• residential tract,
Woodard or Renner lot. which the county Into 1pendln1 a por· ralnlna debrla over homes and
have a faJr market value or near· lion or revenue sharin1 funds on streeta.
Jy $200,000 each. ln1plrallon Potnt.. but those funds Oranae County coroner's de·
"We want the city to set ulde were eventually trantfert'td to putlea plcklng throu1h the
the funds lo buy thl• land wtule another proJecl when lt became •mubed cabin today confirmed
the council is working on the apparent the revenue 1harln1 that four people definitely
bud1et.'' de Joun1e sald money was insufficient and that perlahed In the plane.
He aaid the money raised will there w o u Id be no I u n d 1 They tald the victim• a,, two
keep the oraanlzatlon ol)t'ratln1 f orthcomin1 from any other men and two women, all belleY.ed
and wUI help defray the legal ex· a1ency. to be from Utah.
pen1e1 Incurred tn the suit. In spite or the leraJ Problems lnvesUiaton were evaluating,
He said the Friends are also racing the projed and the rac· confiictin1 accounts or what wit·
1oln1 to be lobbyln1 the council t1onahulion or the Friends. nenea heard and aaw aeconda
to 1et couneilmen to condemn the Power aays he remain• a before the Impact to determine Ir
property so that il can be "hopeful akeptlc" that the Iota the plane may have run out of
purchaaed at onl'·thlrd to one· will someday be purchaaed for fuel.
half fair market value. public use. '
However, ctt.Y offlclal1 note
that, even lf the clty councU de-
ddea to condemn the property, p p .4J siate law requires that the selllna ... ...
DAILY PILOT
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AMlllffll ~ ..... Mllln
H ALIENS •••
that wtll provide ca,.. "to any,...
sldent or nonresident who te81
care in a coun1)' health •11tem."
Earlier, Kuyper had told tbe
Board of Supervllon that the
county ls obligated to pay for
medlcal care of npeetant
mothers treated at a county h~pltal. \ However. Kuyper pointed out,
atnce Oran1• -, C.oun~ MedlcaJ
Ctllter .., tranaferred to UCI
Medical School, lbe county no
lon••r operatu a county
hcilpl~.
Alto, KQyper tald;, codet re-
. qutrlns the county to provide
medical care to eapectant
mothert do nOt tpeclfy that the
county Is obllfated to provide
aucb care to Weaal aUtnt. ·
The medical care coat 1"90rt
will co bef ora the Board of
SUpenllon Tueld•Y· It la expected tbat Su~
Ralph Dledrlc.b Wt.ti proP'C)l• liv·
· tn1 tho unJveralt,r l\I ont.!,ftat
noUce that the count.7 wUl JMJt U·
aume rHpon1Jbllf t1 for th• 1ne~lcal care alven tO lllecll
&llena.;
Auto Safety
lla1eatigated
WASlUNGTON CAP) -
Three new rederal In·
ve1t11atlon1 of alleted
.aafet)' defects tnvolvtn1
•. General Moton, Ford and
Volk•w-.cen automobllea "ere announced today by
tbe N.UonalH11hwa1Tr1r-
flc Safety A.dminlltraUon.
The General Moton ln·
. YHU,aUon Involves tbe
power brake bqijtter on 2.2
mllllon me Chevrolet.a,
Pontlaet. Old1rnobll111 Bulcks, Cadlllau ana ·
OMCtnackt •
Involved •lao are an
••ttmated 111,0&1
19'S-7f.T1 Ford !:coooUne
and Club Wiaona with°"'
tn1truaMnt panel p1ddln1.
ID addition tbor.-are •
a'bdul ~.200 of tht lollOw·
tn1 modell lnvolved In com·
plain\I over brok n throttJe
cabl11: 11'71-11 Rabblt and
SclroCoo: 117•·'15 Duber:
lm.1'975Audt; lt'flT~I
Hd ... tae;Ue> a me :rnen velddea Cvan1).
the single·engrne craft descend·
ing at an approximate 45-degree
angle.
"Then I heard a popping noise
but there was no flash or fire,'· he
said.
"I shouted ·to my wlfo to call
the police department and l ran
over to see If there was ~
chance anybody could be alive
and what I could do.''
''There was nothing I could
do,'' hesaid.
Michael Pinter said he heard
the engine mis fl re and then
. heard an apparent explosion
whlle working in another hone
stable across the street from the
crash site.
"The pilot was sitting braced
and rag1d like you do on a roller
coaster ride,'' he said.
"It wu awful. l knew that lhe
pilot wu going to die and I
couldn't watch 1t any more.''
Pinter said he saw u wing fall
off before the fatal plunge.
Bobbie Petersen, manager or
the horse stable. said she was
awakened from a sound sleep by
theimpect.
She said i.he thought someone
had driven a truck into her tnobUe
home.
Scores of youngsters on lheir
way to school swarmed to the
crash scene orr the busy inlersec·
lion in Huntington Beach, but
were qwckly ordered lo move
along.
They ~ed an old wooden fence
topped with barbed wire adja.
cent to the crumpled wreckage,
separated from 1l by only a few
feet
"Aren't you kids supposed to
be an school?" bellowed a man m work clothes.
"Well, you have about 10
m mutes to gel there." he added.
"l want to see ... ," said one bo~.
"There is nothing to see ..• '
the man said quietly. "BesuJes,
it'll make you sick."
One UCl officer, Henry Rosco.
feld, ran oul of oxygen and suf·
fered from 1moke inhalation by
the U me he got back outside.
Rosenfeld was treated and re·
leased in good condition at Hoag
l\temorlal Hospital.
f/'.,...P,._AJ
PRICES •••
ment and Budget, told reporte~
"It Is always serious when yOQ
see that kind or an increase ...
But he said It was fortunate
that the increase was no lar&e(
than the one 1n March.
Price lrends at the wholesale
le\ el are eventually passed along
to the consumer, at least in part,
since they represent higher coeta
to businesses that produce the
goods consumers buy.
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B1 IAUllJ£ KASPE& OI t• 0.ll't Pl194 lltfl
Saddleback Valley Unified
School District teachers returned
to their clauea and their negotiators weot back to the
bargalninc table today, but the
threat ol a strike 1Wl hao11 over
the dltlrict.
The teachers voted Wedrtesday
to authorize their neeotiators to
declare a strike when and ll thef
feel it is necesaary, said BU
Mecham, president of the Sad·
dleback Valley Educators A.s·
soclatlon <SVEA), wblch
represent.I teachers.
He e,xplained that wben the
negotiators "feet they can either
no looeer progress or need
heavier pressure, then they CaD
call it."
•
"A lot of people wanted to Just
go ou& (ltrUce) today," said Kare
DuBola, one of SVEA's
negotiators. He said that it wu
agreed lnahacl to 1lve
ne10Uaton tbe authorlty to call
for a strike.
He aald there wu no Ume limit
set in the motion. But be added,
"If they're goine to do it, they're
Four Perish as
WASIUNGTON <AP) -
r Disintegrates. ·hf Sliy .
Demands
Three new federal in·
veatigations of alleged
safety defects involvine
General Motors, Ford and
Volkswagen automobiles
were announced today by.
tbeNat.lonaJHighwayTraf· Teachers in the Saddleback
fie Safety Administration. Valley Unified School Dlstrtct
Deh~is
·Rains on
Coast
The General Motors in-say the burden of resolvbl&. their
veatieation in vol vea th~ lone dispute over an employment
power brake booster on 2.2 contract now is on district
million 1976 Cbev~olets, tr~tees.
Pontlacs. Oldamobile.s-' Bill Mecham, president of the
Buicks, Cadillacs ·ana Saddieback Valley Educators
. GMC trUcks. Association (SVEA>. said today
Involved also are an that teachers have drutically
e s t i m a t e d 1 9 2 , o 5 3 chanced their bar1aining posi-
1975·1&-17 Ford Econoline lion and dropped what they
and Club W&Jtons without believe are the major issues
instrument panel paddi.og. which the board bu opposed ..
In addition there are He explained that they no
about 370,200 of the follow-loneer are ukinl for a represen-By aoBEBT BARKER ine models involved: tationree (aaencyahop>. binding
witnes':::s":'y :.i':y"h:ard what 1975-76 Rabbit and Sciroc-arbitration and the right for the co ; 1974-75 Dasher; assoclatiootobeagrievant. appeared to be an explosion mo-1913.74.75 Audi; 1975 Type I Trustees have previously aaid ments before a light airplane th lllln to oti •-crashed in Huntington Beach sedans <Beetle) and 1976 tb~~e~~~-un. w g neg a .... Type II vehicles (vans). ... ..,......,.. early this mornine, apparently Mecham said teachers also takingfourpeopletotheirdealhs. have offered to drop some items
Witnesses said they saw Por· 2 s from the contract, which ls legal· tionsoftheplaneramngaparton 11Snects ly blndlng, and place lhem in
its way down near Golden West '.r board policy, which can be
Street and Ellis Avenue. changed at the discretion of
Gale Glenn, a detention officer c · tu · d trustees.
with the Huntington Beach an re Hesaidteacbershavecbanged
Police Department, aald be first :t' their bargaining stance in an ef·
beard an engine stall and IUS· fort to resolve the dispute but
peeled an airpJane WU in trouble At s~ ~. 'Y' said It I.a DOW the trustees' turn to but couldn't see it through heavy ~ make some movement. _
1 clouds. "If they really want a setU•
II THE CUR10U1 GATHER AS INVESTIGATORS BEGIN WORK AT CRASH SCENE
In Huntington Be.ch, Death Plene Hurdff Out of Morning Overca8t ..
Nixon Talk Changes Nixon'• Voice
He said he resumed his work at Two alleged robbers were cap· ment, now ls the time," he said.
a nearby horse stable which be tured in Santa Ana early today The teachen have given their
manages when he beard a second when one ot them tried to sneak ne1otiaton tbe authority to call a
stall. 'Ibis time be Hid he saw up 8 YMCA fire escape to strike when and if they feel lt is
the single-enline craft deac~-retrieve the pair's ~rldly needed.1bls ls, obviously, a way in' at an approximate 45-depee posaesslons, 8 battered suite~ of placing additional pressure on
angle. full qi tattered clothing. trustees.
"Then I heard a poppina noise Police •aid the nro suspects al-John Cooper. uslatant to the
but tbaewas no fiub or fire," be le,edl,y robbed Mutual Saviagl superintendent, said the district
Forty-seven percent or Orange
Coast residents who watched the
Nixon-Frost Jnterview chanced
their opinions of the former pre-
stdent after the show, a Da.lly
PUot opinion sampling indicated.
The sampling also showed that
slightly more than half or the
people contacted, 55 percent,
watched the 90-mmute mterview
When asked 1f after heannjt
lxon's account ol bis Watergate
involvement their opinion o( him
was higher, lower or unchangt'd,
28 per cent of th ose who
responded said their opinion was
hieher.
A total of 21 percent Hid their
opinion of Nixon wu lower a.Iler
watching the ftut of four
scheduled tclcvlalon interviews
wlthNixon.
About 5.1 percent of lhote who f watched Nixon Wedn day nitht f aald their opinion of hlm wu un·
chaneed.
Here are some comments from
Orange Coast resident• after watching Nixon's interview
which was pre·recordcd in a
Laguna Niguel home :
"My opinion is really un-
cbanaed, I still think be'a a
crook," one man saJd. ·
"My oplruon of him is lower,"
co mmented o ne woman.
"because he wasn'f man enough
or b11 enouah to tell the truth to
the Amencan public when he had
the opportunity.''
·'I feel better about the man
now," sald one man. "I thlnk
botb of them (Nixon and Frost)
dtd cndibte JObs. I have a higher
ophilon of Nixon."
''I didn't have any respect for
him before and I don't have OlOl'e
for him now," commented one
woman.
Nixon Opinions
OIONOT
VIEW
OPI
HIGH EA
aal~. and Loan, 831 N. Main Sl Santa doe1 not yet have a response to • I shouted to Ql)' wife to call Ana of *1 ooo Wednesday' morn· the leathers' new -t>roposaJ. It the police department and I ran ing.' • · wu gtven to district negotiators ~l~~~~~~L:t~~~ "'4,,J-..~·-,.*t"'~ -'·~ .-..,J~-:~..: ~ iilfl•I01 ~ -W6r~ v4eti!ft0''ttith-MCA .a'f 2<rT"·"6T, bi · rl>NDr~
ln Stateme:._.,0 an.~what~c:oulddo." . w. Civic ~r Drive where 8 which involves a r ev1ew .of a1i '"'° .'fhere was notb.ini I could stakeoutwpposted. ne10Uat1ons,alld~Wedoesc:tay.
do, besaid. At 1:30 a .m. today, one of tbe But Cooper noted that the NEW YORK CAP) -A voice
analyst who monitored Ricbud
M. Nixon 'a televised interview
says the former president
generally believed what he was
sayin& but that op at least six oc-·
caslons he displayed high levels
of atren, posalbly lndlcatin& de·
ceptlon.
"We cannot definitely say
something was a lie," said
Carmme 0 . Pella.le Jr. "We can
say that a statement was
stressful for an individual and in·
dlcatea probable deception."
PeUoele, chMf analyat or Law
Enforcement Aasoctuea of
Belleville, N.J ., analyzed Nix·
00'1 volcewith a Ue-det.ectortype
Instrument at the request of I.be
New York Post.
The analyzer, which he said
<See VOICE, P•1e A2)
Michael Pinter said he beard suspect.I wp dOttbd climbing a teachers' new proposal bas
the engine misfire and then fire eacape at {he YMCA, police dropped other provisions
heard an apparent explosion said which trustees were seek·
whlle working tn another horse The captured suspect, Timothy Ing. On1e of these Items, he said,
stable across the street from the Ay~. JI, a transient living at ls a man~ement rights clause
crash site. the y then reportedly led police which defines lhe contract "The. pilot waa sitting braced to his friend, a male juvenile. lh:nitatioos.
and riaid like you do on a roller According to police reports ol He said the district negotiators co.~sterrtde," besaid. the robbery, the two suspect.I will discusa this Issue with
. It wu awf~. I knew that tht! forced a teller at gunpoint to give teachers when they meet today to
pilot was go1n1 to die and l them roughly $1 ooo rroor a cash determine Ju.st what they are couldn't watch it any more." drawer. ' seeking.
Pinter said he saw a win' fall Before leaving, police said, Teachers also now are asking
off before the fatal plun1e. they tocked the savings and loan that a grievance procedure not
Bobble Pett!nen, manager of manaaer and tfte teller in a rest be within the contract. Thia the horse stable, sa.ld abe was room would mean that such disputes
awakened from a sound 1leep by Th~ robbery took place at 9:02 could be taken to court. Mecham
the tmpact. a .m. when there were no pa~ said, however, that thl• probably
Jibe said ahe thutbt someone in the savings and loan, according wouldn't happen often since the haft drtft11 a truck into her mobile to reports. courta are slow and expensive.
home. • Teachers still are ukine fQr a
Scorea of youngsters on their compaction of their aalap• <See PLANE, Pa1e A%) E'iro_ IF/ater schedule from 12 to ~o yeJn. I.' -.. -, W • Gilbert Moreno, the dbtrtct's
bualness manaaer. said this To Top ~C's <SeeTEACJ1sas,Pa1e2>
Monday Agenda
Variable cloud• late
nl1bt hour•.: otherwise
·mostly fair. &..OWt tonJabt
in upper 40s to mld·50a.
Hilh• Frid~ mid to upper .eoa.
,INSIDE TOD~ Y
SpiftlaU:tt1, tbMtMr pro-f .,aloflal or .omotnr •. or•
bootUno hom• prfcu throughout th• •'ot•.
Hpcdall11.,.. Orono coum11 • . occ~ to. on AP rtpOrt on
P.OQ• Bf todal/.
-
ls that empathy reflected ln thote ln·
.,.terested CJg faces ? Tho occasion wat a -· tour of 1b1ck Comn)unity Hospital ·
iiot tQ witness a real emergency, a cu~
fipger. From left to riaht are Nutle Alex~
Cato, Greeory Pelistior. Etj~ ttftley,
Heather Anderson, Gtna Viviano and
Nurse Nancy Elwis.
Wednesday and youngsters from Sh"pberd
• of tho Hills .Methodilt C}lurcfl Pre·•chool
VOICE .••
compar11 tavorably wit.I\ $r1Adi·
Uona1 polnraph Ile dtteeton,
•bowed that Nixon ructed
•i1aUlcantly IPQll ol the till\• on
tbe wOf'd ••cover·UP~" Pelloete
found.
Other •U'••ful 1ttuatlon1 In· cludtd~
_,,,. lnltrument •howed ex·
trem• •trOH wMti Nixon aald l'le
would have approved roi•lng
money tor hum1nltartan purp~ but not to keep thl ·
W1ter1ate detendanu q'4ret. 1
peaked when Nll(on added: ''Put
tbe truth ol the matter 11 that I
w11 not told about the money be·
in1 ral•ed."
-It peaked when Nh'°n told In·
t.orvlewer Dttvld Proet that hie
staff turned over to lnve1U1ator11
the fact that E. Howard Hunt and
PO•tibly Gordon Liddy were tn·
volved ln th• Watergat.e break·
ip. rro1t commented, ''You
didn't tum that over" and Nl•on
replied, "No, no, no, n.o. W•
t\lrned over th• fut that
Hunt •.. waa lrivolved."
-And the machine 1howed
atrn1 when Nixon aald he hid ·•voluntarily tan>•1ch•d" h\"'""·
l' ..... P ... .4J
Nixon Says
He Lied
To Public
WA8HINOTON (AP>
Richard Ji!, Ni,con conCe1aed that
he lled •bout Watergate. that he
made tbe wronc decjslon1. that
he let "the American people
down.'' But the only m&ln to reaign
the /reaiden cy griml y
vowe that he wou ld never
erovel before his enemies.
In a dramatic recitation or his
mishandling of the WDtergate
scaQ<W. Ni~OJl 1teadf a1tly main·
taintd It> a 90-mtnu•televiaed tn·
tervlew Wednesday night that he
was il'Ulocent of crime.but guilty
of bllll)(le'9 -•1ml1t1'4e1 of the
heart, rather than the hepd."
''I let down my friends. I let
down the country. l let do'¥n our
1ystem of sovernmont .... "
Nixon said as he broke hl15 silence
on the scandal that drove him
from office l ,OOOday1 ago.
"l ~ tbe American people down, and I have to carry that
burdep Yo'iUl rn• for the l'eJt of my
llf •." he Hid ln the flnt of four 'televaloo int«view• expectod to
esrn tum ea much as •1 million.
~~~-----~~~~~~ ,..,....,age Al
AGENDA •••
would cost between fS,000 JJ1d
$9,000 to paint the curbs lnlUally
and another •.ooo to $11,000 a
year to maintain the painted
curbs.
The maintenanct fund• would
come from tbe oommusiity'a
county service area budeet,
which 11 already m1.ooo too high
for next year. Normally, that
bud1et pay1 for landscape main·
tenance of median•. 1lopea and
small parka.
Becoute of th• co1t1, 'lAC
members rejected the painting
idea and aaid that painting the
hydranta themselves w,ould be
nict but probably wouldn't do
any 'ood in 11toppin1 the illeg.J
parking problem.
The MAC 1uue1ted that a
ticketing blitz by law enforce·
ment olflcert would do the job.
A~o on the MAC aaenda Mon.
day 11 a presentation by Carl
Kymla, aoneral man111er ol the
Moulton·Niguel Water Di1trtot.
He w1Jl di1cuH new diatrlot rates
that penaliie water w11tcns.
MouJton·Ni1uel aervlooa that
part of Maalon Viejo ttlat Jiea
south ol Trabuco Road and w•t
of Mar1uerit• Parkway. The
council has asked that only re.1·
denta of t.hoeo areu affected by
the rate chan1es 1peak to U\t ii·
PLANE ••• Ni•OQ Hid, "I have 1mpe•ched sue
myaelf . . . b~ reai11)1n1. ThQt
was a voluntary tmpeachmenl •· . ......... " .. ··---. ··~·~-,~~Q.;j"'~~~ ... ;."I~ ~~It° •--.+>-·l' ~ " • \..._
crash ICtne off the bUIS)' ll)terttt· Child Beater tlon ln ffuntln1ton Beach, but
were quickly ordered to move
alonJ .
Tht)' lined an old wooden fence Gets 20 year topped with barbed wire adJo·
cent to the crumpled wrec~a1e, ::rt~,,.~ rrom 1i b)' only • few Priaon Term
"Aren't you kld1 suppoeed to
be In 11chool?" twllowed a man in worlt clQU>eJ,
"Well, you havt' about 10
mlnuta tQ pt thero," he added. "I want to aee .... '' uid orie bo)'.
''There la nothlnJ to aw ... ,'·
Uat man Hid quietly. "Betidee,
it'll make you alak. • •
Protection RUee ' 171'1Mt ANocta&M Pr ...
Pr .. lden~ Al°'Unho Neto hu •ent mart C\aban anct An1ol111
lfOOPI CO Pl"'OWct MJOl a' 1 Cabtft.,
da provtno• ~d ltt Arn~an· operated offahore ail t1•1'1•
a11lut tavaden trem Zaire, the
Yu101lav newapaptr Politlka
11111 In a dlapatch trom An1ola.
HOVSTON <AP) -4 CMltr\.IC·
tlon wQJker hu bfJtn ~onYicted ol
lnJurin1 hll 8-ytar·old ttepson. who it 1wferln1 ••vtrt brain
d1m11• ana wbo .. back beare the burned·in words ''I cry." Tho
Jury Wedulday .J•ve 2S·year-old
Loale.-Ray Pici•rint lhe ma~· lm_urn •)'Hr Prlffft 1tnt.enco.
Pickering, who did not lt1Ufy
at hit trial ln nate dl1trkt e rt. '°°' bi• ut\COPICio\al aiepaon. Dant.a ff. Browntll. L<> a ttoua&on
h<>tpital laat October. Th.t hoy ii
still a patient there.
Carolyn Pickertne 28, Picker·
in1's wit•, alao i1 ttharaed with
Injuring ta.r IOn. She i1 awatUn1
trial.
Dr. Welt r11an LCtUCted thtt
Daaiel'• br.t.ln cian.qe resulted
from the trauma of a ruptured
colon JQd \bt JHlrone whict\Ht tn.
TEACHERS ••
would coat the district •m
eatamatod $1.6 rnilUon.
Tru.tees APP•r•ntly have oP-
poae4 this proposal. How1vtr.
they h11.ve oHued to 1Jvo
teachers a five percent pay raiH
both lhi• Y••r and tbo nui year
and refund the coat or inlurano•
benefits which teaohtrl wuo
rorcPd to pay e•rUor lhlt )'Oar.
The trulttell' p_aah1• WCJUld
cost IU mlW<>n, JttorePO Hid,
Tr\lli.et al o are lotklnJ a
three·nar contract wlth the
teach1re. Meoham uid his
teachera will nnt 1tcopt a con·
tl'act for lhl1 lenl\h ot Ume,
Ht also said the teachers vqtad
on ind Niet'od th• board '• lttest
propot.J dw1n1 'heir lfteetlnl
Wednesday.
Sailor Slabi
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -
Navy officials were Investigating
Wednesday the stabbing death ot
a sailor abo4rd tht destroyer
USS lllJot. d°'kecf at San, Fran-cisco.
DAILY PILOT Cleme~te Beauty
Hit by Surfbo~rd
W.\IHUfOTON (AP) -
Whol~aJo price., an lndlcator of
prices comumeni evontualb pay
soared 1.1 perceDt In April, the
thlrd bll ll'ottthlY Increase in a row, tcwernlften1 reported to-dn. · .
The April · lncrease, which
matcht<I iht March ri" in
whol"*1• prJcu and followed 1 Jump ol nln•tentbl of a ~rcwit l,n f'tbruary, adda to 'r'orrtea of
1eulent101 tnllaUon. The
'latal\ t.ncreaao bal'l been tbe bi1· ant monthly jump ln Yl'bole1alo
prices alnce October 19'5.
Oovennnent econo11111ia u ·
pocted tho April Jump becaute
F.,...Pa,,eAI
ALIENS ••.
medical cart of expeot1nt
rnother1 trut.d at a county h<>tpital.
However, Kuyper pointed out.
aince Orange County Medical
Center wu transferred to UCI
Medical School, the county no
lon1or operate• o county
h0tpHal. • ' Also, Ku)'per said, code• r6"
quiring the county to provide
medical care to expectant
mothers do not 1peclfy that the
oountf 1' obli11ted to provldo
auoh.car• to lll111I aUena. TM medto•l 01re OOll report wtU so btfort &ht Board of
8uttr\tiwl Tuttd•>'• n l• ··~~ that lupervh1or Rtlph Dlidrtch wUl propc>J• atv·
ln1. the unlvtnlty tY one·year
nottot that tho county wtll not 11·
1umt re1pon1lbUlty tor \h• mtdlcal cart 1tv1n to me11l
alltna.
Dtedttoh Hid oarUtr \hll woek
Ultt tht lttUO la not lf IUOh Pl• Uente •hould be treated b~ who
•hould _pay tor th• treatm'1\t.
Dltdrtch made lt ol11r h•
doetn't beUeve lhtt count>: ta•· P•~·r'I •hould HIUmt tht llnan· olal burden.
..
Prices
r arm prices have btn rillnf at a
rate of better than l percent for
five m<ll\lhl. ·
In April, pricu for farm pro.
duota lncreutd J,4 ,.,ctnt. &hi'
bl•t•t J\lll'P 1n I JIM't Whllt
prloN for Pl'9CMH4 tooidl and
feed1 climbed 2.5 percent.
Wholesale coffee prices rose
anothtr 1.a perctnt latL 1JM)Qth
fqllc>winl a Jump of nearly 11 per•
ctAt In March.
Not all Ult Ptw• WH bad,
however# 11 th'9 increaeo lo
pric11 pr tndu1trtal coai·
modlU11 eaaod 1U1bt1y l11t month. Ttaeae prices roH al~· tentha or a pernat In April,
Lake Association
Fills --Not Lahe
Even though it has been tem·
porarlly prevented from flllinl
its 125-acre man·made lue, tho
"lltslOfl VitJo Company con· ttnuet CO sign UP oommunrtyresl•
d•nta N member• of th• llk• u-soclatlon.
Company offlelat. have dis·
tributed more than 11,000
broohww to rotlclanta dnortt>-
tn1 tho lake, ita m•mbenhlp ,..
qulromonta, dut1, rul11t and r•·
IUlltlonl for UIO of tho bNln,
which ii only aboutont·third ruu. .. Th• company In March com· piled with an ordtr from the
State Wat.I' Resourc• Control
Board tc> •~ut off th• water fUUn1
the lake because of 1t1towtde
1hort111t1. · .
Since then, tho company b11
bton 1tud)'in1 tho poglbUlty ot
flllln1 U1o Ilk• with poqr.quallty
1rottndwattr from a water table ffntl&h San Juan C1pt1t.rano.
Tht dtlt'lded wattr would bt
replacod with hl1h.quallly fruh w•tor for 1111 by farmor1 anti othenlnthearea.
Pending the outcome of that
study, ~t.e panel aJ1Ced..to
grant a rehearing to lht lake pro-
ject liter thl• rncmUt or hs Juno •
MnnwtlUt th• comPll'Y ls-·
otPUna membtnhlp 1ppU01·
lions ln the lake aQOCialion and
·will continue to do so until a year
after the Ul.ke has been opened.
To 1haro the cott of operatJna th• lako, all new rt1ldtnUal do.
v1lo1>m•nt1 in Minion Vl•Jo would lnohld• mandatory luo a11ocl1Uon mombonhlp.
An 111ocl1Uon membtrahlp
would bo permanont, m1anln1 rt
1oe1 wt th tho l<>t or condominium
ownerahlp. There lt 1 IU Initial proc111ln1
fee for mem~nhlp and dlltl uo
11t at '1 Ptf month for a family. The company wlU 1ublldlu tho lake 111oolaUon durlna it•
1_rowth pmod but current proJoc·
Uon1 1ti0w that It ahould becorn•
Hlf•IUpportlnt b)' 1880. It lJ IX•
pect4td that there wUl .,. 101~ membon ot tho lako 111oelal1Dn when enrollment. end,
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Law Aaiits Women . , .
B1 SYLVIA PO&TES
· FrN women -amon• the mllllont who work or bad
Credlt hll.toriel of their OWD Wore Diani••• -have ~ -~lent ~t flOQrda today. • For yean credit hiltory on molt Jottrt accounte wu re-
ported to cftdtt bureaus only In tb• huaband'a oame. n. •Ile'• name 1erved -Juat &1 bit blrthdate and 1t.reet ad-clret1 -merely to d.latlnauiJb him from otber men of tht 1unename.
But the 1ltu1tl la cha1;11lq.
OH .n1NE I A CIAt.TSB In tho 11'71 Equal Credit Op.
portunlty Act wth io Into effect under whlcb credit.on m\dt
establish lndlvtdual credit blltort• on bu.abanda and wlv•
wbo share account.I.
HOW .tcnlflcant I.I it for a muried woman, abvlnt ae. counta d.l\ ber huaband, to e.tabliah her own credit (den·
tit,yf isceed'naty ao.
. Accordtn1 to tbe · • u~. c.n.u IJUN"lt of M""AU~S 100· bpio.i Amert1u v1..,,,~
womtA 21 JHl'I ot •••1 Worth 1hc will nevw mUTJ: or 1IM M no WW. a ... m .te• tbtir f\rlt maniqea
end in clivore•. o( the re·
mtlnine 81 who ltay marrted, '8 wUl ouUlve their buabandl.
Tbua, 8S out ot the 100 women wW be on their own at aom•
time b) the fUture. Smee, therefore, moat women wW at some time have ln·
comes ol their own, they are likely candid.a tea for credl~
IMSO UBOOllDeen eetlff • eredltartoiudte-a person unc:redltworthy.
To belrin indepen4'nt credJt hilt.odes, -omen need not
•o to the local c,..U• buttau or even plek up the phone.
Under the law, cNCWon wUl Mt up nparat. flies for bot.ta ~Ulband .ad wtl• c,.nny account~ after Ju~e1.
On exiatbla accounts, Cftldlton may comply wtth Ute
Jaw in Cline of two W~•· 1f they can determine from their re-
cord• that both huaband and wtfe use or are liable for an ac•
count, they must m.tntain separate files on eacb by Oct. 1.
If this information is not readily available, creditors mUlt
send notices lnformln& women ot their right to separate credit histories ....
DON'T OVERLOOK THESE notices. Expect to receive
them within a matter ot moot.hi along wilh normal periodic statemaltl. \
Either the account bolder or the spouse who uses or II
Uable for the account may sip the form. The signature will
not make either partner responalble for different or jteater
debta, but it ls esaential to establllh Aparate credit iden·
t1tlt1.
What happens to women who ignore these notices but
later want to estabU.b their own credit record?
AN 4!9WQ TO THIS queation, proposed by the
Federal ~adt C6mmlH1on, would, In effect, make It
necessary for• woman aeeklnt to supplement her cred.Jt re-
cords with 1uch information from joint accounll to visit
either creditors or credh reportlna aaenclea.
Almost IUl"llf, ibe creditor and credit bureau would honor the rtquett.
Tbll propoted aollltion to Ute problem of 90-called "un·
deslpai.ed" tnlormat.lon ln joint c'*11t lll11 mtana women
-or men -may have to contact tbelr OHd.ltora or their
local credit bureau tf they want a 1ep11att record created.
But lt should, the FTC believes, provide greater accuracy
and protection or privacy than lf credit bureaus were
permitted automatically to dilcloee thls sort of hlatory oa
either a husband or wllo •
. 'Thank You'
._........#!.S.\~e.,,,.:JJZw.::~~· ··-
Sing His Praise
ROCK ISLAND. 111. (AP) -If Tom Mlller's employe1
wblatle while they work, lt mar be becauae they have such
frlnt• benefits u trlP' to his retreata In Florida and
WiaoC)ftSin and the option of wearing clown suits on
Halloween.
Miller allo bu a "glft-of·lh•month" program - a little
1urprtn pr-.nt forneryone.
T88' l'alNOU GO TO GOOD, consistent workers
amopl b1a 2IO employee. IS percent of whom are women.
And )liller knoWI who thty are. He walks throu&h the plant
tfto or tlaree Umt1 a day. ll'Mted by bis first name. "I know
halt ol m1 force by name and their families, and those I
don't know yet. I keep ~eJr glctures Jn a loldu ~·'be aal4.
Milll1', IOD of a Rock bland plasterine contractor, start• 14 the Mmu Container Con>., art.er he won 828,000 LI\ U\e ltSI lrllh Sweepataku. The mulU·mJlllon dollar tlrm
mak9' carnaaaWd contalntr1 ror major corporaUom .
.. Th• tatlafactlon comea in llltl•
tha.nk·you notes at the end of the year,''
1ay1 Miller, ao, 1ole owner of the com•
pany.
He alto 18)'1 the company:pald
frtn111 reduce h1I turn'over ln the area'•
bllhlJcompetlUvelabor market.
womu CAN SIGN UP for trip•
to Miller'• apartment Col"f)plex overlook· · tsic the Gulf Of M11dco tn Naples, Fla. '"lbt1 can 10 with a d.Jme ln their ••uH pock« and return wt th t~" be said.
01'QUJ19 of fllbt. or f amW•. travel nonatop on a $200,000 comptn1 but that mu .. the trip ... kl)'. Jt ha• two driven,
a hoetMI, a movtt theater lho'VIDI ftrlt.run fllma, kitchen,
bar and bed.I •
. , f• :,.~l&LUHa.oTll& 81.11 ud 1~ a tw)D·MCJAe .
plan• uw oawtdd'tbem dowb UMri in a matter or houn. It wWl9Md uptbe PfOltam,'' 1111 Miller.
Tbe Mna& II atafted b)' • botlllkMPtr. coot, caretakfjl"
uai • i.oatznan ID ebar11 ot two otatt, on• tot doep.cH na~ ead&blo&Wforwa&.r•kllq. •
Miller lllo bu a five-bedroom lod11 near Minoccaua,
Wll., whenemplo111aao aOoetof~lcesnowmobUe1.
H1I own (amlly mee the rctreata Jun two weeks a year,
MWer1ay1,
80Jn:1'IMU, l•PLOTES are lnYitA!d to Sund_,
br\a.ilcti at h1t lavish llllnoil home on 120 acre. of rannJand
near a coif coune. Tb~ can 1wtm, play tennla, trapahOot.
ride hot1a or bunt on an acUacent 2'0.acre •tocked 1am• pre1ervo.
"About \ho Olli)' ahootlna J do now b with a camera.''
.. Y• Miller. "In fact, with .vcrythinl w•'v• 1ot ce )'OU
l'IHl ftbatm)' wtre and t llke to do beat of allf
"SM µ~ea to work In her ron 1liden1. l llk• to dt oo ~al'dlliAJ~= IDOW IQ U ~ ll'UI• Nl1
I I : Ult.Glab' ti.a l Wle IO do," • -